http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/9ad10d9516df9cd02a37818c5d140a4a.pdf 170f2f06a7db6fc2d904206f0204419f PDF Text Text l ! ' . t ,1 ,·~1, Pomeroy-Middleport._o., Oct 2~,- ~9~5 1 ~ Around And . ,· ~~~~::~:ood ~ ,,1 ,~ About Midd/eJ)Orf Church Class Mrs. Helen Damewood enter- \ Mrs. tained the Loyal Helpers class ' Mrs. Orin Smith and 1 James Jividen were in Gallipo- of the Syracuse Methodist : lis Saturday to attend the 17Sth Church Monday evening in anniversary events. , her home. Mr and Mrs. Fred · Healy ' The meeting, In charge of Talbott) of Columbus I M~s. Ralph Ro~on,. opened , . 't d M Harry Cross, <:t pa- wtth Psalm 23 m umson. Devo- I (Louise 1 vtSI e r. t' tak I The Upper tient at Meigs Memorial Hos- 1008 en rom : I . . . d his famil over the Room were led by Mrs. Dame- , plta l, an · Y_ wood who closed with prayer. 1 weekend. Mr. Cross 18 recuper· ! Round robin cards were sent i atm~ from surgery, ' tt. Mrs. Bert Weese and Mrs. I Mrs Emmett Hughes \'isited Dana Hysell. The bazaar. soup, her ~other. Mrs. A. Young, a and bake sale to be sponsored surgical patient at the Gallipo· . by the church on November 5, lis Clime. I in the church social room, was MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER . ~N'[I :Y p£1\MANIS~!II.Il\'[S ~sst1 D .. l Pl\ FOB ~.. '" ;, ()"S' 11 .... • at y ·• 35o/o VOL XVII NO. 157 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO cottoN en tin THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1965 nag 1 1 discussed Y!rs. Ludie Meadows has re- 1 turned to the home of her dau- Miss Marcia .Karr presented ghter and son-m-law, Mr. and 1 the program which ~as a char- , Mrs. B. F. Parmale~ after ~is- I ~cter study of Lydia. A poem iting with her son m Hunting- . My Get Up and Go Has Got Mr. and Mrs. P. M.l)urst MASON - Town council this weelt approved an ordinance for tb• the permsnent improvements In the village. The work would include all street mtersectrons of the town. But the action drew opposition, and may lead to law· suits. U, S. REP. WALTER H., Alter Mayor Dayton Raynes M~ller _of Lancaster today Iread the ordinance, he asked said anll-drafl.. demoMtrators for a discu8Sio~ from residents are gu!Uy of near treason rn present regard1ng the proposaL their wlllful. ca~pa1gn to under- George Zuspan complained mlne Amertca s war aga1nst that a drain by bts property communism." should either ~· moved or Moeller charged that the changed. Council agreed to movement, which has attracted check into the matter. some 200,000 recruit!, was or- In other discussion, a quesganized by Communist ageilts - - · - - - - -and is dominated by extreme Leftists and profession agitators. ' Dursts to Observe 50th Anmversary . I ton, w' v·a. 1Up and Went" was read by , I Mrs. Damewood. : RAVENSWOOD _ Mr. and ried Dec. 2, 1915 at Gal\ipuhs. John Allensworth and a fra - Prayer by the Rev. Wendel , Mrs. P.M. Durst of Mt. Alto, Mr. Durst wa~ associated lor tt~rmty brothe~. R~ssell HamU-li stutter .'closed the meeting, ar-1 W. Va. who will celebrate their many yc<trs with. pravo Co n· , ton. Ohio UmvenHiy students, ter which refreshments were iOth wedding anniversary Dec. stru('t lon Co .. reurmg three .spent the wl:'ekend with Mrs_ : served by the hostess to Mrs. I· wiU be honored Saturday, years ago . They h:n:t"' s~v.en 1 Hobert Allensworth. Royal Thomas, Mrs.. Am~rose i Nov. 6 at 7:30p.m. with an op- , grandch~ ldreu an.d. unt gJ.ea.L-1 , ,. , . . . has Flanagan, Mrs. Mel\'m G~1mm. m reception to be held at Kera· , grandduld. AI.I tnends. H:l.l-, \oil~ . M~ 1 guante Durst Mrs. Robson, Mrs. Wtlliarn rand near Ravenswood. lives and neighbor:; dl'l' cor- b:t·n '.etulned fro m Holzer Hos Eichinger. Miss Karr , Mrs. I Hosts will be their son and dially invited. \ pll<il 111 Galhpohs to the home I Damon Farrell, Mrs . William : ltiughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.' ot her 111?ther. Mrs_ Adam .~b- 1 HoudasheU and 3 guest, Rev. 1 Chester Durst of Nilts, Ohio, : 1 ersbach m Pumeruy, tollowmg I Stuller. tnd their daughter and son-m-1 · surgery · : ; : ; : ; : ; ; : - : : : : , . , . , . _. 1 law, Rev . and Mrs Randall Mr s_ \1 c. Wilso n lrft Tue~- ~ ··~~-"'.-'*f'·n:·~·-. _,...,.. 1 (A)!nesl Parsons of Sebastian, dav fur Charleslun . IV Va ": Fla. where sht• .,.,111 be the guest of 1 '1 ~ The former Elsie Click. dau- 1 1 · re at1n~ s I ghter of the late Mr. and Mrs. ' Henry Click of Mt. Alto, and Mr and \Irs. Emerson .Jones Peter M. Durst, son or Mrs. VISited SundJ!r' in Athens with '" Stella Durst and the late Henry the!r daughte.rs. Barbara, and I Mason Fisher and son, Roi Durat of Cottageville, were mar1 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson. 1 and spent the weekend. a~ Mar- ~ WORLD I ! 1 .I 1 I Mainly About .l People In Pcmeroy , _ .. l lington, W. Va. trout f1shmg. ~1r s . C. A. Emm1sh IS VISit- : Gordon Fisher returned to his 1 ing in Marietta with t1er daugh- fstudies at Mountain State Busi- , ter and famJ!y . Mr . .~nd Mrs. ness College, Parkersburg, W. Don Burkey and daughters. She Va. Monday, after spending the 1 w!ll remain ;:~t the Burkey home weekend at his home, I wl1ile Mr. and Mrs. Burkey are Mr. and Mrs. William Fish· all~nd i ng a conventi on. er and son, Willie of.Jlelpre are Arrangements For Potluck Event Made Theodorus Council. Daughtars of America, met in regular iession Monday evening at the 1 I D Ch 1 h . I spending a week with. their ave es 1er, w oM IS em- parens, . t Mr . an . d Mrs Mason • d . S L . IOOF hall wilh Della Stahl. l 1 1 I fJ oye m I. ?UIS. . 0 spen Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Sam 1 councilor, presiding. MISS IIYRIS TYSON I 1th e weekend w1th IllS parents, Arnold Ethel Jones was reported ill : Mr .r111d Mr~ . Harry Chesl~er . Mr. ·and Mrs. Mason fisher lD Holzer Hospital and MarMr. and Mrs. Hinton Tyson ! Mr . <tnd Mrs. J. K SrnJth, accompanied their son, Roland ! guerite Durst returned to the have aonounctd the enguge- Jr . ol Ch<trlt'slon, W. Va. and 38 far as Athens Monday, enhome of her mother from hos- mt!nl uf their daughter, tty- tu:r brother. _Mr. Jay Fleenor route to Columbus for his phy~ pitaL Margaret Seidenabel. I ris Tyson of Norwalk, Obio, 1or Akron. v1s1ted ovt'r lhe week- sica!. Roland ptissed his physl-: council deputy, repor ted on a to R<tlpb Bissell, son of Mr. enl.l w11h .'vir Smilh's mother, cal and left Tuesday morning ! deputy meeting held Sunday in Wilbur Bissell of Long Bot- 1 ~1rs .J K Small ~:md familyI from Columbus for Lackland Chester. It was announced that tom aud of the hUt Gladys Mr. t.~nd Mrs. Geo:ge Baker I Air Force Base, Texas. I those who plan lo oltend the 1 Bissell. have mnved from Ule1r home on Mr. and Mrs. Max Eichinger! potluck dinner at Chester on Miss Tyson gnduated from Lincoln St. to the hom~ vacated moved Tuesday, from New Ha- i November 4, are to contact the I Norwalk High school and h1 1on Hussell 'St. by the1r daugh- ven, W. Va. to their newly ' ..<leputy by October 30. ft was employtd a~ casliier at t.:olum· iter and family , Mr and Mrs. purchased home, Mulberry Ave. ~ suggested that two or three pre- bia G<1s of Ohio at Nor- [ Kalad Hindy and c:hildren who the former Shain property. I pare potluck together and those \ walk. Mr _ Bissell is employed . ha~,o.·e moved lo Seneca Falls, N Mr and !\Irs. Everett Mich- I ttt Norwalk Furniture Co. in Y. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Bur- ael moved Tuesday, to the Norwalk. A summer wedding sh1rk, daughter and son-in-law Mitch property in Minersville. · is bt'ing planned by the cou- 1and f<t111ily o~ Mr._and Mrs . Bak- Mr. and Mrs. Craig Wehrung i pic. e1. 11re ~jJvmg mto the Baker and son. Jeffrey of Columbus I --- · home. "' were weekend guests of his par<tttending are to lakt' l<tble ser-; . Mrs. Oscar Fugate of Tole_do 1enls, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Webpr. vice except a coffee cup. Food I VI Sited over the weekend w1th rung. taken should b~ g1ven tu co m- 1 Mrs James H<twley. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosenmitte w charge. Among the new families mov- baum returned ho~~ Monday, ing into Middleport recently after a 'en d<~ys v1s1t at Rey. Named un 1:1 miscellaneous , were Mr and \1rs . U. L. Thomp- noldsburg, with their son and Site • committee. were. Carrie Ne utz- son and son, David, on Hysell- daughter-in-law, Mr. and .Mrs. 4 to 10 , hug , Carne Memhart , Eva St. , Mr. and Mrs. c. Wesley Jack Rosenbaum and family, Petite Bow De:ssauer and Nettle Hayes and Holcomb. son. Char les Holcnmb , Beetle Heel on the mem~rsldp l'OHunittf:'t' and M1ke Grten, and Mr. and SP-veral Teacher, were Cora Heegle, Margaret \Mrs . .John Grode and children T k · OU C Seidenabt'l and Winona Cook. I Kimmi, Kelli, Johnny, and Jim~ Sea, rnl g h .ourhleMid I I A contribution wa s madt tovera teac ers In t e . [ward a gift from Edi th Wakely my. dleport schools are attending Middleport 1 '! the Modern Moth Workshop di strict deputy ~~- tl!e Boos t er ~ MR. MrDANIEL DIES being glven at Saislbury El-:::::;::::;:;:=::::;::;::;::;::;:::;:::;:::;:=:ll meetul!:!. M~> Se1denabt'l won 1 Relat1ves ha~t: received word emenlary School each Wednes· -. the door prJZt:. of. the d~ath. of Mr. Russ~ll Me- day evening from 7 to 9 p. m. At tilt' do~ ol the m~etmg, a DanJe!. m Charleston, " : Va. conducted by Ohio University. sJien l Gluction was held. ' fo.llowmg. an extended Illness. 'l'he course, lasting 1~ weeks, 1lt1s fam1 ly have b<en called is being taught by Dr Seaton there including Mr. Russell M~- Smith. The Middleport · teachTONIGHT & THURSDAY I. Dame!, Jr., Mrs. Betty Wrl- ers Bre taking the course tn RETUR"' HOME NOT OPEN I Mr. and Mr:s. Ltwrence Pul-1hams, Middl eport; . Mr. and conjunction with the modero I!ins of Akron. returned tu their : Mrs." Marvm F~IDAY ond SATURDAY d KnderR' Pome·l d math course which will be put October 22-23 h~me recently after a. vlsil l roy: .t~r. an Mrs. aymon in the curriculum at the Mid· "SWINGfRS' PARADISE" Wlth Mrs.. K. A. Pullins and , ~cDaruel. and Mr. and Mr~- ~ dleport schools next year. ctechnicolorl ~ ~ ~~~r~el~a~ll\~·e~s.:,_______ Charles Healmear or Balli· . AttendJng are Mr. E. C. Cliff Richard, Wa lter Slezak, morl:', Md. . . : Younu, Mr. Leo Kennedy, Mrs. 'SUBan Hampshire. f 1 11 b h ld ~ "A HIGH WIND unera Servl.ces WI ~ e Maxine Philson, Mrs. Elizabeth IN JAMAICA• Thursday at t.30 p.m. at the 1Pickens, Mr.. Julia McComas, I (Technical on Bartlet t - Burdette Funeral \ Mrs. Bernice Carpenter' Mrs. I Anthony Quinn, .James Cor· FI N IS H I N G IHume m Charleston, W Va . Mrs. Helen Maag Mrs Leah Ord . bun, IJla Kedrova. Our best quality H. E. Smith of Middleport IS a Mrs. Sara Rupe, .Mrs. Flossi~ ..UNDAY thru WEDNESDAY service sister. IAllensworth, Mn. Grace HawO<Iol>er 24-27 e ANNOUNCES SPEAKER I ley and Mrs. Pearl Reynoldo. •HARUM SCARUM" I DAY SERVICE I Rev . Jackk \) S Stutler SON 18 BORN I 0 N REQUEST Etvi.s Presley, Fran JeHries, d 0will1 bbe . 0 Mary Ann Mobley. gue st. spea er un ay, c er Mr. and Mrs. David Rtus. l'oetur<thl: H. 7.30 p m. church. •t the Mmers. 'II e, are announcmg . To The Wild Return villeat Methodist F.v<•rv-1 Harnsonvt c,lorurtoons . . 't d Tl the birth of a son, Paul MichAdmisslon: 75c & 40c. Cleaners Pomeroy one IS mv! e · Je pastor ael, at Holzer hospital 00 October 9, weighing U lbs., 101> oz. 1 - Wendell G. Stutter"(. Grandparents are Mr. and ·· Mrs. Fred Riggs, Pomeroy, Rt I, and Mr. aod Mrs. Eugene Aikins, Rutland, HI I, Great grandparents are Mro. Mary Diehl, Harrlsoo~lDe, Mrs. Her. I bert Riggs Pomeroy Rl. 1 and Mrs. Viclol'ia Stacy, Middleport. The couple have three other sons, David Ray, Mark and Danny. SHIRT and SLACK SETS never need ironing! S2.95 Here's a dress shirt for boys that always comes through a winner! Stays crisp and wrinkle free all through an active day! Stns fresh through washing after washing with NEVER a touch o[ an iron ' White. Sizes I 0 to 20. • l' Other Little Boys Shirl and Slack Sets $3.95 Little Boys Long Pants, Si1es 3 to 7 $1.95 and $2.95 Little Boys Long Sleeve Shirts Sizes 3 to 7 $1.69 and $1.95 BOYS WASH 'N WEAR COTTON BROADCLOTH WHITE DRESS SHIRTS, SIZES 8 TO 18 - - 1 I s1'5 ' p DRESS FLATS ~-• $1 ,99 l S9.95 I Bo sure to ' " oil the other otyiK in mons Swootors on 10lo now in tho mono d• p1rtmont on tho ht floor. Slipovors, Cooto, Novoltl01, Stop In ooon, pick out what nood. I 1 1 you Roush's Shoe Store MEIGS THEATRE ·1 =,l SH1RT ' 1 j Rob·Jnson's ~;:;:~;:;:~=;::::::::;;;: =--...-..........._ _..-...-.., ./'*'•" Prices St1rt At sn.99 Chapman· Canaday AAAA-AAA In tho Middle Block Noxt .. Ellromldl AA·B POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI ITORI BIKE FATAIJTIES NEW YORK (UPI) - Child· dren between the ages of 5 and 14 are the most frequent victims of fatal bicycle accidents and a large portion of oudl mishaps OCCID' after dark, accordIng to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, wbo are conducting a na- 1 Uonal "Llle-A'lllke" campaign tD equip bicycles with lree re- ~~VI tapa, WITH COLLIGI $2.99 NAMIS AND SEAL - - - Sizes Small, Medium, Large . Black, Cranberry and Surf Blue. OHIO OIDO STATE-FLORIDA SWEAT SHIRTS until 8:30p.m. They mayor em· desirable." Moeller called for i the speedy enactment of pendlng legislation that would make It a federal offense to impede the movement of military troops and materiaL phasized that parents will be held responsible for acts of vandalism by thetr children. WEATHER ,! :_aed · !l . . S ,. 0 .c.;,. ' pected to' come today. of $15 wss made to the "Gilt rwm • Turner wu seeking Senate conftrmation For Yankl program, $10 to the Of Coolville Dies for Morrissey and Kirksen was "Chapel of Four Chaplains" Funerl services for Irwin M. trying tD pigeonhole the Kenne- and a SSO contribution wu pre- Turner, 70, Rt. 3, Coolville, who day family friend's bopes for a tD tho Intramural pbysi· died In the Veterans Memorial federal judgeship, Both senators education program at Rut- Hospital Tuesday evening, will claimed they had enough votes Higb school. The latter gift be held Friday at 3:30 p. m. for victory acct!pted in behalf of the at the Ewins Chapel with bur· byCoachesCharlesSmith tal in the Woodland cemetery, CAPE KENNEDY Frank Knight. Dayton, beside his hlte wife, nauhl Walter Scbirra and The also decided to make Vesta. as Stafford, their opaceshlp and iD the Citizenship Surviving Is a sister, Mrs. rocket set lor launch Americanism contest avail- Mary Hamllton. Herrogate. today turned tD a drill to all seniors of Rutland Tenn. Friends may call at the ed to make sure their school. The Rutland FJI'A funeral borne any limo. network of trackln& stations is granted ~Ilion to hold ready lor the Gemini 6 spa I public shooting matcb II the TAII!N TO HOLZER chase. ce Legion farm Nov. 13 and agaiD The Mlddleport emerceucy • The 23 elctronic outposts on Nov. 20. ~ue unit look Tom Roush, stretched around the w..-ld were Steak dinnera were served to Railroad-at, Mlddleport, to Hoibelns pat lhrougb a day-long se the officers, members, • new zer hospital Wednesday al11:52 1es of uerdses simulallng var- member, VlriJII Parsons, and a.m., suffering from a back Ious port\0111 of the complicated ~.!!:...__ Injury suatalned sometime ago. apace rendevous mlsston. All I I , Get the jump on spring. Seed 'n feed your lawn now, evo oa frozen ground with Scotts products and pve. e TURF BUILDER · Covers 2500 sq. ft., regulerly $2.95 _Now $2.21 tr~ the stations were Into the Dlllalon control cent- e TURF BUILDER PLUS 4 ers here and In Houston U the bell • shaped apacecraft were actually around the earth. 11 Covers 1000 ~· ft., regulerly $4.95- Now $3.71 Now $3.71 e 50% WINDSOR SEED Covers 1000 sq. ft., regullrly $3;95- Now $2.96 ELBERFELD-S IN POMEROY ~~----------------~--------------------------------------------~ }C ~;"i~r~"!.;::'~na~o~."~ ~~~~ :~~t~· s::~ i~ ~ar~~- :u::~d!r;n~nd ~::. ::.n~ Klan's Dues, Sheet Sales District Judge In Boston. A contribution of 125 to the ter sang with IJorsey'o orchega: :: a .,~~:~r~o;er· ~~d~:,~,ed ~~er#:~ ·1ur: stra. Come up to House Probers in a showdown vote that was Chief Larry Baker, 1 donation I , M 60. SAVE lS'o NOW I I Season's End Sale Covers 10CIP ICJ· ft., regularly $4.95 _ • _ _ 1 0 In white or In Hickory Str!pt eWINDSOR SEED ° I Doub(t ~ SwJoe W!odllll Also a aomplete selection of painters overalls in wb\te. Size 34 to 50 and Blue Denim Ov· eralls and Jackets in slzetr 38 to 50. 'J:: lye Co ID QVERALLS to J:' RutJandLegion Lee emma'S and in all sizes 34 Young Mens Short Sleeve Henley Neck of the Armed Forces as an un- 2 Americans Win Physics Prize i\lade or brushed 85% orion aerylie and 15% mohair bllilllit Softly blended multi-<:olor om~re stripes. Vertical panel b~nd masculine colors in differing. strain to complete the soft, luxurious, style making appearance. Sizes small, medium, large. ·I 1 otl Men's Mohair Blend Coat Sweaters 1 1 HIDDEN HILLS, Callf. (UP!) - Actress Marie (The CLASS PLAY - The Eastern High school Junior class, under the direction of Miss Lucy Amsbary, will pre. Body) McDonald, 42 was found dead today by her bus· sent Horton Wilder's prize winning play, "Our Town" Friday, Nov. 12 at the high school. Cast memhers and WASHINGTON - PRo; S- band in their home and the coroner'a office said her stage crew workers are front row, I to r, John Meredith, Roberta Wells, Linda Henderson , Janet Holsinger, ident Jnhnson, under doctors' death was a "possible suicide." Low toalgbl 52-11 -heaal. Dave Williams, Ira Showalter, David Heaton, Rodney Chevalier, Miss Amsbary. Second row, C. D. Mcintyre, Barorders to "take it a little easy" Detectives said the Malibu Sheriff's substation t..ceiv· Moody cloudy and cooler Fr~ bara Hartley, Karen Bissell, Carolyn Hoffman, Janet Frank, Regina Spencer, Dennis Newland , Connie Hayman, for the next four to six weeks, ed a telephone call at 5:30 a.m. PDT from film produc- day, ralu ending norlbweot dur- Jack Duvall. Third row, Sina May Summerlield, Jacquelyn Sue Bahr. Dor Dolores Hise, Karen Carter, Barbara planned to leave Bethesda Na- er Donald Taylor that his wile, Marie, was dead. No lng day. Spurlock, Pat Smith, Linda Spencer, Sally Mora, Robert Keaton. Back row. Robert Murphy, Glenda Deeter, val Hospital today and return further details were immed· ·---- · lo the While House. iately available. one-time vocalist with the or· mr:w1jiifan•· 1 1 0 iii nl• ~~~ Price, Sharon Baker, Leverna Jackson, Ronald Orr, Thomas Osborne and Richard Douglas. _ Sentinel · The 57-year-old Chief Execu- There was oo immediate in- chestra of the Tommy Dorsey, tive entered the hospital just dication ao tD the cause hao been involved in \ega\ COil· two weeks ago to undergo sur- death. troversy during her years iu gery fur removal of his gall Hollywood. bladder and a kidney stone. He The actress' career In recent was told by his doclors Wednes- years bas been plasued with She once claimed she was day he could' return to the ex- !"oubles, among them lreatment k1do~ped and raped by two ecullve mansion, but on a great m Lao Vegas m I!& lor report- men m 1957 and released rn .the ly reduced schedle o1 aetlvl edly accidental overdose of desert more than 100 nnlea lte8 · sleeping pills; treatment at Syd- from Hollywood. law author\- I STOCKHOLM _!UPI) - TwoJof organic synthesis." 'awards, •aid Woodward, 48, "mean • revolution In the · in Belmont, Mass. ney, Australia. in IIHI3 In a. psy- ties investigated . th• ca~e but · American IC!enhsts and. a Ja·, Schwinger, 49 , Feynman, 49 ''has carried out a number of, thoughts •.nd ,pictures. of solid In ' PEAPA!.l[, 'N J MRS cbialrlc. clinic and convrction her alleged krdnapero were panese whose research IS COD· Iand Tomonal]a ss split the ldtfiiCUII •ynthesea of compliC3t·,state phySirs. He sa1d 1t was Tokyo, Tom?~aga ' ~ ·'olm F K011 ......:. ha•s later Jn the same year on char- never apprehended. trlbutlng to the development of' p'"·sics award ior transforming ed organic compounds within extremely important for the said hiS r:'therhwas very v al! far · •~•1 d ~·!bed a ges of forging two prescriptions . electronic "' ,.,..aUed "exchanae »laY" the 1as1 1wo deca des. " I phySics .· of e1ementary par1·rc 1es. . surpriSed ' to bo , _ compater1 ....... ......, wan the . . ear. of hiS. ae1te·~. m use eacr " IS to obtain the pain-kilUng drug Mill McDoaald bao beea In· the Nooel ~ 1m' . Physics. between element rticles It said his "peak achie•e- S c h w i n g e r and Feynman Uon as a wmner tn physrcs, a badly made· ov~r barn In parcodan. volved ill Udg1tion with •ar· Another Am~J<Ib won the into hard mathem".J;caftacls. ,ment" came m.l96t "when he · were both born in New York Rudberg said Woodward's or1 oentral New Jersey fol coun- Tho blonde Miss McDonald lon1 llll·buabudo. Sbe IIMIPl prize for chemistry. . . I succeeded in briDging about the Woodward was born in Boston, ganic synthesis work has reJllll· 1 try. - -' lucreased ebild sapport i:a re- The h . . I Their ground work was la1d complete synthesis of the green Mass. ed in "several" antibiotics IDd The house has four bedrooms eeat yean lrom e~o-lnuband Pr 1 yst:h ~mners t down more than two decades coloring matter in leaves of Reactioas Mixed 11 nesthetirs now used in hoe.piand a small cottage nearby that 880T)I Karl, tbe sboe ma&nate • .;.,- u~~:rsi Wl~~a~ PM ago when the United Slates and plants, chlorophyll. " Feynman, awakened by tele- ta ls throughout the world. could sene as guest quarters. aow married tD actreso Del>/· F lh J'f lnsti Japan were stdl f1ghtms World In announcing the physics phone in Pasadena and told ol He said Woodward's work ill 01 81 1 Mrs. Kennedy's aide, Pamela bt~ ReyDOids. t ~~~ h ~ . o~a d ·war 11. They reached their con- awdrd , Prof. Erik Hudberg of 1the award said : "I know about! connected with the research on Tunure, said lhe former First fiff • UteS tO Sh I 'ed Cau ,. ndee nPro gfy ~n lat.. eTna, elusions independently, without the Academy said the work oloit and 1 h~ve nothing to ""Y. " '1 choleslerol .and latty acid metaLady plans to spend fall and e a so was mam to · 11., a o .... In· 1ro o-t' 'th . d _~.,_ . · mona a of Tok coopera mn. 1 e two American an Japanese · S c h w 1 n g e r was ''terribly 1bohsm which won the NVY~C1 wmter weekends in the retreat. sportsman Richard AU~d. agg yo. I Eacfl Wlll Share 'I scientists would probably affect[ pleased and uciled" when in-•prize for medicine last year r.r eVef3 3USeS ent VIc Orsatti, actors agenl Prof. Robert Burn• Wood- The three will share the , the development of electronic formed he shared the prize lor , Cambridge Prof. Konrad Block WASHINGTON - SENATE Lou Bass and attorney· banker ward ,. also ofHarvard,. w?n the $56,400 prize .money. Icomputers and other electronic 1physics but then rolled over 1and Gerrrr.n Prof. Feodor LJ· GOP leader Everett M. Dirk- llonatlont were voted recent· Edward T. Callahan. che.mJSI.ry pr~ze for hJS merr- 1 The Swedish Academy oilequrpmenl. ,and wen I back to sleep, his , nen of Munich's Ma• Planke Illsen, O..Mass., were on a collis-- ly to several groups by mem- Born Marie Frye In Burgin, tono~- ~ntrJ~t~~~--~~ _art-~Ienc~,-~h~c-~--~kes _ the _ He_ sa!d the research will wife said. The Schwingers live . stitute. Jon co~ today over the con- bers of Rutland Post 467, Amer· Ky., she started as 1 Joha Pow---- --- - - -- -- - 1 1 1 Actress McDonald ~g:~!~~~ ::~ .~:.~.!~ :~ :~·~~:::a~~· ~~ht,;ii~~ ~~;~I pOSSI.hie Su.·c.·de LITTLE BOYS Pair of long ·pants plus a long sleeve sport shirt to match. A fine selection o[ styles and colors. S1zes 2 to Ua~4~7. , lion was asked regarding the ing to protect their Interests. ( ---------------------------~,...:..-4---------"'-­ cost of paving various streets. Smith furlher indicated there j Some persons wanted to know may be a lawsuit filed. Zuspan why the paving of some streets Iprotested the cost of the streets I cosl more than others. for hrmself and Mrs. Foster. He , Mayor Raynes said the am- reportedly said they were not ount of tlle and extra work "' benefitted to the ••tent of the , qutred tD complete the streets cost. in question was the cause lor Mayor Raynes. in answering variations in the costs. inquiries about paying imme- 1 Attorney Robert R Smith, diately for the pavins, said no Jr., Pl. Pleasant, sa1d he was interest will be charRed if the ! present to protest for William amount is paid in full within 30 1 Zuspan, Russell Capehart and days. I Sarah Foster. Th~ attorney re- Councilman Donald Cook op- : portedly stated hiS clients drd· posed the ordinance while wat- [ n'l want Ure ordinance passed, ter Werry Charles Yeager fto. as it stood, and he was attend- bert Kay Wilson George C~rson . Mayor Raynes' and Recorder Charlotte Roush favored it. Mayor Raynes announced : NEW YORK- COMET IKEYi · ..., reached Its closest , ..,... point tD the sun today ill the COUrse of Its "-· loop llir«t•h . heart of the _,solar •••tern,"" llit ' In wbal wu called the 111 space S)lectal:ular ol c:talury, the comet ond Its llllllloll mlle tsU of liowill8 11 llreaited tbroflih the I Alllltc off eeleiUal 'llldch elallld tcletlllsta IIIC lbrooclruut tbe ...,ld. the eome1 made Ita hairpin . ~ the 111111, delighted tiiiiiii>W reported 11 wu .. l1li 'tiur · lflo : WASHINGTON (UP!) - Convinced that Ku Klan bedsheets hide more than racism, House gato~s today pressed a grand dragon to tell where mens dues go. . . .. The House Committee on Un-Amertcan Actm!Jes re· called James Robertson .Jones, head of the North bna hapter. of the Uruted Klans o~ Amerrca. _They sought details (){ a complicated fmanctal system bUilt on receipts from sheet sales, "wizard" taxes and klavern dues. . During appearances Wedne1- nued thetr refusals to day by Jones and Robert M. questions. Shelton invoked Shelton Jr., of Tuscaloosa, Ala., Fifth Amendment 156 imperial wizard of the United and Jones more than SO times. KJans, committee members Shelton, who arrived for charged tho two used Klan neaday's hearings wearing a funds for some of their person- pel button that said al upenses. was e1cused after his Committee Chairman Edwin ranee and ordered .ID E. Willis, D-La., warned the baelt .tor forlber questions Nov. two Klanamen several times a. His United Klans Is the they could be cited for ...,. gesl of more than a dozen tempt of Congress tf they conll- group~ 1~ committee has be':" mvesllgatrng over the past 811 school Issue Boi·led Dow.n T0 M . oney versus ChI•1dren •., : ' ="' COLUMBUS tUPl) Ohio "-···JJ for Ed lion UCll1 (OCE), """'"' b·•••no Slate lsaue ........ lila Nov. 2 ballot, claimed • opoheman for the Ohio Councilor Retail Mercbanhl boiled down the lque to a choice between cash and cltlldren. Jameo 0. llrenoaa, OCI! lllinlllrlllve dlroeCOr, laid 1pMmnen lor the 8f0Up· "bu admtlted ""- 1101 IIDow a:~!be- 1 -:;::.., ~:::;~~~:: MHS Juniors Hear 'Proor taken during tbe Fall Foliage I ~~lr: ~7:r; .. ~.:~er ~!~ Flving Saucers do Exist Sunday be sbown from Jw\U Nine Juniors ol Middleport High school accompanied 1 utll 1,30 P. m. today 00 WBNS-TV, Chaunel 10, In Co- Mr. Tom Kelly to Columbus Tuesday evening to atIambus. I tend a lecture on the topic, "Unidentified Flying Oil. jects ... WIUiam Graeser, Iota! choir I The lecture, sponsored by the Dispatch Char!tlel, lllBll for lhe tour to Pomeroy, was presented by Major Donald E. Key hoe, retired reported lbe Fall Foliage tour from the United States Ma- 1 was eovered for WBNS-Tv rlne Corp. 1the University. The otudenhl by Harlow Lacas. Mr. Loeas' jwill have the opportunity to see pleture appeared In Monday't Major Keyhoe Is recognized recent developments in actloll lloue of lbe Dally SenHoel w\lb as a foremost authonty on the as well as a number of inter· Grueser, but at tbat Ume be subJect of the UFO. The pomt esting engineeriDg developmenlt wao unldeollfled. of biS lecture . was to deomon- that are part of the program strate that flyrng obJects com· of study offered at the Univor· '; monty .~!erred. to as "flying sity. saucers do eXISt. 1 Mr. Kelly Is guidance <oWlStudents attending the lecture selor of Middleport High scllool. were Rose Marie Hacketl, Mar-l vin Fry, David Sigman, David ! Elections Office Jenkins, Micahel Gerlach, Announces Houn bind Brown, Charles Holcomb, Th M . C nty B d of 1 Don Nelson and Diana Davis. I Eiec~onsetr., ~~nounc:r specIn another move tD bring cui· ial hours from now until Oel. The Pomeroy Lions club vot- lura\ experie11ces to the stud- 28 as • service to absentee and Lions Back , Requests £or New Prison Le-I ~ Wedneada ., ed unanimously Wetlnesday to ents of Middleport, four stu- disabled voters. of orthod Y1 the proposal to con- dents will accompany Mr. Kel- The office in the Masonic runl: Re;.oxSh Juses J.or P slruct the new $18 million max- ly the ann~~& I Engineers' Con- pie will be open t to 4 p. m. ov001 • imum security Ohio penitenti- ference to be held Saturday, jery day and on October 23, tbe D-Te' ;:" • · the issue llld, In defertDce ' h the children of lbo atata we aven't &Qtlea Jato whether or OCE in!Uated Issue 1 whlt•hlnot It Is." oslenalhly would Jn~se The OCE ipOtelllllll l8ld salea tax by 1 par Mahaney had PVOII Ohio voters to raise addlMonal money "a clear choice hl1 schoola btllweea e • Br8lllllll qu~ted Mahaney :nand reglsterl, and by In oae of lbe Interviews: It votes ey CID tall wide:!! Willi to &el tnb> ~ 11..:"': ~m!. ances by John Mahaney, ant director of the council. CS:: part ol It (lllllue I) Uluurlnatllfllbalthe mOlt _'IOCII than we WOUld opposition ol (lllle I bu eon. eduellors to let into <eded 1 wm'DiD"• to let cltllpart (laie,l tax) of the dna lllffwi!III!OIIIeqtleiiCef! If mtllt. Wa ~w · Died be ID arder to protect WU.t Tem- tD 0 e = y omt an, • an accoun or dlamonda and · Dotrald K. Appall, cltlet Jnves""atur used his •• IDSwered questions at the Ilion to build up a record Kllb a~vtUes H dre ter with hll q~:ns a~t 11011rw of Klans en· m 8 Dial rubes ond hoods. He asked Jones whether leacler'natln robe cost $15 clra~ prl~ ond came 18\fet grAdes. Tbla last qestJoo WilDa to remark, "you mean the .,., doll't have -... "No;" llld ·Appell, ''ond ' ~ 8;: ~:ng ary in Meigs county. =. .,.tilt... .... . "'lit" ·. 1~' ll'~ '11\1 tJnti· Ut~ir •~11·1 I~I!IJ! ~.~ . T he endorsement was made after J Attor;:ey lsFralsonk W.LPorr., w 0 a • rona member. cited reasons why alate facility should be loin Mei~s county. It was decided the club wlll a letter to Gov. James Informing htm of the action. Members asked to write letters Gov Rhodes The Lions . elub will be held next at 6 p.m. at the The business session presided over by Dr. 1 Brown, president. · Serving the noon luncheon Federated el!ur~ . Oel. 23, at Ohio State Universi· hours will be 9 a.m. until nooa, ty. Planning to attend are Lar- jl to 4 p. m. and l to 9 m. ry Gladwell, Michael Gardner, David Jenkins, and SammY Amveltllncorporat.e Clatworthy Th co 1e' . . • Secremry of Slate Ted 'If. t dede f n renee, Prlm&flly m· Brown today issued articles of en or prospective engmeer· . . rof't Ill ;"g studenls• lnclndes a number am mrorporaMilon, n ·Npo 1 !nQ., •• ts r•s nopost t ve • e • · 30• 01 1ec ures. and. tours of the Pomeroy. several engrneer1ng schools _'!_I Listed as inltial lrusleet u. Vt M William P. Grueoer, Mlhlenvlllt • er&DI emorlll Hospital 1who is also registered as o!UAdmlllloas - Mary Bulcber, utory agent) Franklin IWtiJ, Middleport; William Bush · Ra- 43S WiUiam..:st ~ cine; Faye Palmer, Middl~port; Bradley Pooler; Chester, !liJ James Oweus, Mar- Oaniel Pooler, Middleport. !!.'Ill II• Schoooover, were llled by we.._ Evans, Pomeroy; 111111 Fultz, attomey114t-law . '•'bompson, Pomeroy. ; Dflebqea - Connie 11e1p c 11 Cynthia Craig, ArltnWioK - lllebir(i ~· 1 ......t '. ~ I • �''-····' '-·- • 2-Dail~ ~· Californian . Says, Development Threatened I I \ CINCINN~TI (UP!) - Tbore 1t01 or the imposition of lOIII on ; improvements. , are 'dark clouds on the hori· !histori~ally free waterway• and When you consider tbe num· , &Oil,, w;$1ich threaten the Ohto 1 legislation tlas been introd~ced ' ber of e:~ents . • • the past few Valley's e<tntimled economic de-lin Congress which would reheve :years which have had the eftect t Sen. Allen J. Ellen· tlle Army Corps ol Enp:tneers ,o( eroding the authority and the :eer~ 'La said Wednesday 1of its rtsponsiblhty in water re· Jurisdiction ~f the pouse and ni I sources development. ' Senate Pubhc WorKs Comnnt· ~ chalrmiD of tho Senatel Addltl<ffially, he stated, thtltees, I cannot help but feel tlnll A(l'ieulture Commtttee made Ipromulgation of new cntena tor the dangers I referred to ~~ t~" fllllUk at the annual meet- : Lhe evaluatiOn of navigation !part and parcel _of an o~er~:r in·) :ot the Ohio Vallev Improve- b~neflts, which, it unchallenged, 1scheme to d~ v~ole~ceEII d 1 m~~ Association. . -. will make It extremely difficult inland navtgatlon.' en er l E~lender sa1d there is the al-to Justify llny__ne~~avi&atl~~a~d.__ I mOll penrutili threat of a user 1 bt - 'J 1 d - ~in, R •.f -ITwo Accidents are Reporte I J/1::·.,~:~1a:,:dcM~~;::~ u.- rle s . patroI c. ahway Conth\ued w~: ~:;~inted be-l B yState Hl._ son I ~teyhan blocked their view I The State High":ay PatrMol dted lHarvuretyOLct. SSimO ~n ~ 18 Rt. 2 Crown Ctty. to umclpa co . . i I' Ml w: I ' t •• m ' 55j· I 1. dli ( Ch I "'ill\ lA I I n !h St PI prHoduu~~emsgta"s.'leaaldblethbey.prodpr":~: un;~n:~~gt~~~~~- SPORTS DESK PRESENTS .o: FRIDAY SATURDAY 10 P.M. td 2 A.M. ARE YOU GEniNG ENOUGH dr VITAMINS? Ask your Doctor Bab'Jes, R'lin SlJare second pumpk'm Day THE DAILY SENTIN b R ~ p c d .( t r ..-:' J I -----··-··· •N I I .. '" I ":; m.l • a. · ·· • USED DISCOUNT OUTLET STORE Heavy Rainfall Pheo• SH 2-4111 . '·',. ltuHend. 0 . e~ N~. I. ~10WYll 1110. ~tell F0Uf 0wners Empowered to Intervl.ew Job Candidates , ,; ' 45.00 DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. 1 I $ ....,.... ..• FOR ' ., ........ -- ........ j • Ill • New Try Breedlove Cheats De ath Agmn 1 Game of the Week Sp otlight is in Athens $13P WIENERS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.;....,_ _ 11111111 1 Ebersbach Hardware Outlet Store ' Problem Sizes are no problems 1 Demo~cri.a,ti~c:~:~~l~pared=~to!d~e~c~l~m~•=lo=o•t•h~•ill Used read1' ~ 69.95 "Moderne" I. Panthers Hope to Uncover Scoring , punch on Hounds 1 AMERICA'S FINEST (f n . . . . U1. 1~~•Jl"ll •••••••• GAS HEATERS Skinless · record good e11011(11t· f«' 111rt1 ·• .. The starters are expected to 1 place Jn tbe l!&pe. 'f;n,: be Gary Stabler 1172 SR.) and The Jackets haven1 baa' II''' ' Ervin at eoda, Joiln WriRht full strength any Friday • ,., 1215 JR.) and Fox at lhe tack· tltis year as they bav1 had a!"" ,; les, Ron Headley <152, SR), least one boy out each WilL · · and Jeff Young (155 SR. J at '" the Guards, and Huppert at 1 This week tbey wW bavt ~ center. eryone dreased -·-• •_...._ ._., :·n. uation last year, Wellston is 2-4 overall. They occupy six place with only Nelsonville and Pnmeroy lower. Coach F1sher was formerly head football coach at Miller High school and wa.<> an assistant to Mel Adams at Logan be- 1 Brilliant Fire I NEW YORK tUPI) _ Sam M~le, pilot <>I the pennant win· ' after losing 16 seniors via grad- (Qb, 170). BY DAVE RICE The Middleport Jackets hit the road Friday to Wellston where lhey will play the Golden Rockets In their la•t away • game this season. This one Is a must for both teams. Middleport has a 2 • 2 record in ilie league and Well~ 1 i~~~~~~~~~~~·:~~~~~~~::5::::: -- . 1 Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs · Jackets Going for Win In Wellst~\. MeleAione As Choice " O£ ts ost lliM State Today RUTLAND FURN fruRE .. .. . . 1 -- support for v·tetnam war sweeps us -. f River news i . In Brie{ 'IJHE CLASSICS" Mr. Schultheis Dies Wednesday 1 0 ' '. sports 2 Mll11 South of Mlddlaport-Stoll Route 7 pletlog AlrlrForce basi•::.':; he IDe. The a mao, • II' , n b of So tb Local Hlgb Scbool of fertJhzer. aware of the Colum . us .~ea wlll :. ~~iDed 00 the job •• pollution problems while liVIng postal speclalist wltb &be He said his machine can in canal Winchester from 19551 Tactical Air Command. be osed to inexpenslVelv desal·l19611. '""" wMer .. Ding Minnesota Twins, today was named American League By Bob WlntiH Manager of the Year by a una· nimoua vote of the United ~• (l 1 Press International Board of ston bars a 1-3 record. If Middle- fore coming to Wellston last 1 th b kf. ld the R go with tbe exception .......,r; • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - l)a"ball Experts. port should lose, the Rockets sea>On. n e ac '' ockets Sauer, the. Jackets' ' So th I h h 1 "'How are tbe Browa• cotng to and the Jackets then would be The returning [ettl·rmen for Will probllbly have Harburn at ground gamer •. who .is loll fari;l' Sh u ern H g Sc 00. Halfbacks John McClintock and Mole, 43, who was rewarded Clllch liP to us by following knotted up aU even at 2·3. AI the Rockets are, Seniors. John quarterback. Klrby Oiler (163 the seaS<Jn with a dlalocated erm Cundiff are leadmg all scorers for Meigs county lor his oupe!b job Bt the helm our foototeps?" victory cunld put the Jackets Ruppert (C. 215), Ike Fux IT, JR.) at FuUback, and Pope shoulder. . -t football.ers after SIXCgam.es. . . of the rw·tns w·lth a new two • I 1851 , John Pope (llB, 168), AI· and Roger ~~aststep (I'" M Cl solely in the first division. •• JR · ) .Kenny Harm, senior •-•'" ._.,., c IDt~ck and u~diff, both JUmors, h.ave scored 52lyear contract !&It week, was The Golden Rockets of Coach an Marsh (E l6:1} Juniors at tl1e halfbacks. Fox: and Pope will~ back this week alter II.~ and 44 pomts, respecbvely. The two bacld1eld aces have listed as the top choice for the Ken Fisher, bave had their Mark Hayburn.' (QB, '168 ), To.; are the team's captains. . tiug out the Logan. gaa wlfh' been big assets so far in Coach Ron Deem's first season title by eacb of the 24 sport.. troubles this year. Rebuilding, Ervin (E, 1781 , Jay Lavender Mtddleporl, as I have sa1d a whip-lash neck mjury. lam at the helm of the Tornadoes. Southern currently bas writers on the UPI board, Ieav· many limes, has a scrappy Hood who has been out f«' oe;i'' a 4·2 slate. ing DO runnerup for the unus· S team. This their opponenls have era] weeks with a bad lllkla McClintock has csossed the goaline for eight touch· ual honor. found out. I don't mean that will be dressed and 61' dowdnfs and :wo extrtsa points. Cundiff has tallied six TD's 'I'm tickled pink," Mete OKLAHOMA CITY they are dirty in any sense, but go as will End Mark Tamohlll, BDM·~~f ex~~ p~n dd M said, when notified of the hon· W1chda, a two-bme winner that they are aggressive and who missed last week'• llldi t epo s u y oore moved into third place or. "I don't know now to snow the tournament, was that they never give up, no becanse of kldoey lnl<!cUou. " WlH'th 30d poinltshon hfive touchdowns. Pomeroy Ful1back my appreciation but I'm very today for the 30th annual matter what the scoreboard Here is the probable startlnl ~ . oba~ Eng JS , t ough the Panthers have not scored happy." college basketball tournament, The Pomeroy Purple Panth- League football games. reads. lineup for the Jacketa: tn t etr last three ball games, is still near the top with Dee. 27-30. Other teams In the ers, scoreless in the last 15 In fact all four of Pomeroy's Along with fine coachlng, this Ends, Fred Robinson a D41 24 points on four six-point~ -· ~he Twins' championship cul~ f i e 1d are 0 k l a h o m a Ci.ty, quarters of play will be trying losses ha~e come in league com- has brought Middleport the best Gary Stobart; Tackles, Llrl'7 ers. Syracuse. first; Steven Wal- nunated four and a half years Wyoming, Texas A&M, Bowlmg to break thelf losing jinx Fri· petition. f football team since the early Vance and Dave Ashley; Guarda Another Southern H1gh play~ burn, Middleport, second, and hard work for the former NYU Green. Virgmia Tech, Xavier day night. Th last 1 P SO's. The Jackets, who were Jack Sigman and John Blab: er, Quarterback Bob Grueser, Jeff Cundiff, Syracuse, third. basketball star. He took over and Rhode Island. e lme omeroy · ked at t h.e begmrung · · o1 th e Center Larry Gladwell : QB ,-;, 1 tied 'th R tl d H Jfb k Pomeroy, now with a 2-4 ov~ ed was way back on Sept. 24 piC WI u an a ac Age 9 Mike Hoffman Mid the reins at Minnesota on June erall record for the season, will hen Fullback Howard English season to fmlsh dead last in Buddy Moore ; HB, RonD18 Rift. s Bob Barrett for fifth place. die rt t· Ja p w' ner~ 23, 1961, replacing the likable be at home against the Nel- pwlunged over 1 om the 2 l'ard the SEOAL le.!lgue, have a 2-2 dy and Roger Swartz. aDd FBt· · Each lnls accounled lor 22 M.dpodl ' trs seco ' ndy an · d. arDan' Cookie Lavagetlo. DETROITlnlckfield IUPil star points. 1 eport, defemive sonville Gre~hounds. The Pa~ line m the firstr quarter of the 1~ague record and 4-2 overa1I Rod Sauer. Other top scorers In the Vaughan, Middleport, third. (Night Train) l.yane, a thers are wmless :o far ~n gaml:! agamst Logan. Pomeroy county are cousins George and Age 10 - Michael Green, "*""~-· ~-':"":*"""'1!:)!j~ )$iffi!'iii aU pro, was reactivated Southeastern 0 h 1 0 Athletic suffered a 30..6 defeat in that Rod Sauer, both ol Middleport, Middleport, first : Micbael BoNEW YORK IUPI) - 11 wiD by the Detroit Lions of the clash. and Rusty Little of Rutland, lin, Middleport. second and John be sock vs. aavvy whea Jeoy tional Footbal.l League. ALL GAMES STANDING "If we can just score once 'r •'''' I _"• ,. each with 18 and Pomeroy's Baird, Cheshire, third. Glardello defends bls world 37, nmy ~~~rt m S~nday's TEAM w L T p up against Nelsonville," sa1d Coach Dick Knight and Roger All- Age 11 -Steven Dunfee, Mid- middleweight cblmpjoa.Uip t.- with the icago ears. Athens 6 o o 178 20 Bud Bickel, ''Maybe, the man of Eastern, both with 12. dleport, first; Jon Buck, Porn- night agahut Dick Tiger, the J ackson .•.••. •<~ o 100 42 will change and there will be . d II f p eroy, "cond and Terry Stobarl, muscalarbNigerllla who used TORONTO (UP!) Logan . . ...• 5 1 o 110 67 an explos 10 n of scormg by our 1o wear t e crown, in a 8Ched- York, Boston, Phil Swan e o omeroy, on Middleport, third. 4 2 o 86 44 boys.'' the 1965 All-Ohio Class A foot- Age 12 - Bob Werry, Pome- uled IS-rounder at Madison !adelphia, Detroit, ~~~~jlis t · · · · · 4 2 o 72 68 Nelsonville, also with a ball team, will be ln the start~ ruy, first; Roger A(Jbott, Porn- Square Garden. Maine, and Louiavl!le, Ky., P~me;~r · · · 2 4 o 37 85 slate in league play, will 1 lng line- up at defensive end eroy, second and Tim DemosTh 011 .. _ be included in a special N1 II 1 5 0 76 100 w1se be trumg to get out of the this Saturday night when the key , Middleport third. e m~maken are string. clrcuit telecast of Ute e sonvl e · · · · Jng along itb Ti a th cellar w1Ut"' a win. The 8 Ohio University Frosh play Age 13- Danny Abbott, Porn~ f ger e Boxing Association's versmn SEOAL ONLY hounds have an overall 1.5 " 1 West Virginia University at Mu- eroy, first: Jon Rothgeb, Mid- avor te at 8-5, lndlcatlftl tbat the heavyweight TEAM W L T P OP cord fur the ~easo n . Most fear· nicipal Stadium Jn Parkersburg. d\eport, second and Terry Gro- ia ibis case they prefer brawo fight Nov. 1 between Athens .. ... . 4 0 0 120 !4 ed nf the Nelsonville over brain, gan, Middleport, t~ird . Chuvalo and champion Ga!Upolis ...... 3 l 0 74 38 starters IS Halfback Hay11es Y.ho Boys 8 through 13 were test~ itiWMl'·tM:L~W'Ji"~~w~w: Terrell, it was announced Logan 3 0 88 47 ed for their ability to punt, The Pomeroy Reserve foot_ by Malitl Production Ltd. Jackson 3 0 42 26 is an aggressive runner. ' nd 1 ki k Ia Sa , Coach Hickel's s.tartin~ pass 11 pace- c st tur~ ball team win go against stiff Middleport . . . . 2 2 0 42 u 2 I1 . I I c· , day on the Middleport High competition this Saturday mght Ford Frick, will conduct the PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) Wellston 3 o 43 68 sive ll~C'·up <A-i me Ul. ~ . .' ~r.son School football field with Yel~ when the Kyger Creek Bobcats December meeting until the The Portland Hockey C!ub of Nelsonville .... 0 4 0 14 88 Crow at center .. 811.1. Nease ,md low Jacket Coach Bob Ashley are their host. new man is named, Fetzer and the Western League has as- Pomeroy . . . . . 0 4 0 6 76 Jeff Gibbs, gu<1rds · , R~n.e~ 1 in charge. . The Panther Reserves have a IGalbreath said. They said they signed goalie Dave Kelly to the TOTALS -·... 16 16 0 429 429 Karr ~nd O!~k, Werr}, ta(kles., Youugste~s. m th.e 8-9-10 year· 5-l record after the tmpres- were "rather confident" a new Springfield Indians of the I FRIDAY'S GAMES Hex Cummgs at ~ne of the old competition wmning first sive 44-6 win over Hannan man would be named then. American Hockey League. Gallipolis at Alhens ends and Hll!. Mome nnd Andy ~lace were .awarded warm-up Trace last weekend. Fetzer said the owners had NelsonvJIIe at Pomeroy l Porter alternatmg at the other. ' Whotev er your size, f'O'I ' Jackets. Those taking second not discussed length of contract PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI)Middleport at Wellston , In lhe backfield Will be Don I can be fitted to perfedio~ Suits frtm and third place in that category Bob Crow, a member of the or financial terms to be offered Jim Gaquin, tournament mana- Jackson at Logan Swisher at quarterback, How' . with Middishade suits and were presented ~elmets and Kent State University fresh- the new ma[L and said "we're ger for the Professional _ I ard F.ngl1"h and Br~ce S1mpson " foot?alls, r~specttvely. man team, has returned to cam~ willing to give any man almost Association sint-e 1961, will WOMEN TEE OFF at fuH ba~.:k, Dlck Kmght . sport coots. We pride ourselves Wmners In the 11~11-13 year· pus after spending the past any terms or conditions he •ti- mally resign his post Friday PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPIJ - The . Lenny Van Meler a!lernat lng al l Sport Coals ht }.''. : on our a bi Iity to C.I so-caRed old contests ~ere g1ven . gold weekend at home. Crow, 8 pos- pulatei." for persorml rtasons." nation's top women golfers teed left hall and Robert Srrulh at plaques for f1rst place; silver, s1ble starter at offensive and at PGA -cosponsored of£ today m $1,000 Thunderbird ! nght hal fb.tLk. problem sizes, Come .eel aecond .. and bronze .for third. in a ~ent Fros~ game this " "II w~ can't," h.e added, n 8 men t s m 1965 Ladies Open golf tounrJment lloward English.' ~enior full· "' Toppmg the lilt m the var· week, 1s recoYermg from a then he s not the nght man. ~,614,000. here. The tournament, which bat k, may sl'c hm1ted Htlinn lous age grou~s were: . throat infection that lms ham~ Base~all isn't ,going t~ . cramp pays $1.35 to the winner, was because of illness. BnglJsh, rP~ Age 8 - -~~Cun~!__of pered greaUy his playing. this Job. There.s no ceding an,d YONKERS, N.Y. being played over the 6,370 . cov1•nng from int'lu enz:.~, wax un· no floor under Jt. We know he s cord~selling featW'ed the yard par-72 Arizuna Biltmore I able to pract1ce Wcdnesdny. ' man. I annual Old Glory sale ' go!.ng, Io be . ~ expensive Course. ·I Coach Bickel also s<J Jd Jon POMEROY "HOME OF ARROW SHIRTS" If he s quablted, ~~ has lo be . •nded its three-day stand The field included the top Guinther and Porter will be seean expensive man. l Yonkers Raceway ten mo~ey wmners m ~omen' s iiln~g~p~lc~n~ty~of~a~c~ll~ on~on~~~.:::::::; "About 150 men" have been' Records were set for lola! golf, wtth u. s. Womens Open I. suggested for the job Gal- ney and average, as champion Carol Mann and the breath said. ''I think pra~ticall changed hands for an Lad~es P~ofessional Golf Ass~ CHICAGO (UPI)-A commit- ''Our Intent Is to discuss every nanw that has bee~ of $1,989. A total of 427 ciauon wmner Sandra Hayrue tee of four major league base-· these names with all the own- talked about has be und and pacers was sold at the among top favontes. ball owners was empowered to- ers. and hope when we meet in en er tlon sponsored by ---day to interview prospective December to be able to elect discussion." Raceway. fomia on the national network. candidates lor commissioner the commissioner." The list was "about ten" The seventh - ranked Irish and recommend its choice for The committee wi~ reco~ going into Wednesday's meet~ REAL HEAD KNOCKER will be trying to avenge last final vote In Dece~ber. mend only those candidates ap- iDR- but more namea can be ad· CHICAGO (UPI) - One of' year's 20-17 defeat by the TroTh~ owners adJourned their proved b.y all four. ~embers as ded at any time, Fetzer and television's best shows of block- •JaM m the fini:!l two min~tes ~meetmg Wednesday without a a potent1a~ comm1ssroner. Gal- Galbreath said, and they indi- lng and tackling should come I of the season. The loss rumed vote on any candJdates, but af-. breath said, but may recorn- eated they would interview men on the screen Saturday when! Notre Dame's perfect record ter a .decision to give th~ . new mend several potential candi~ not previously 00 the list lf Notre Dame plays Its "rev.l and Coach Ara Parseghan's comm1~slo~er five . diVISional dates. some were suggested. enge" game with Southern CatH squad hasn't forgotten. .. ol<lheads m his new offtce. ''We'll not present 1 name · -·-- ------ New Member• unless all four approve," Gal· New members named to the breaUt said. "[ think we have aelectlon committee were Phi- pretty good idea of lhe feelings lip K. Wrigley of the Chicago of the other owners." By STEVE SMILANICH the track during a land speed [Oct. 15, 1964, when Breedlove Cubs and Bob Reynolds of the Committee Interview• UPI Sports Writer ,-record attempt a11d lost both hit 526 m1lt>S per hour and the California Angels. Holdover All four committee members B 0 NNE VILLE SALT braking parachutes. 1 car ~med. out of control .past members were John Fetzer of will not be present at inter- FLATS Utah (UPI) _ c 0 u. the hmsh lme and landed m a ·1 T and J · • . Breedlove climbed from the · 11 lhe DeIro1 Jgers ohn views "m the early stages," rageous Craig Breedlove IS llv~ . sa It brme ca nal · TLe Galbreath of the Pittsburgh Pi- Galbreath said, and both Wal~ ing evidence that miracles do racer to survey the shght da~ thinking driver escaped rates. ter O'Malley of the Los Angeles happen on the great white ~age to hiS car and gre:t as~~ ' in that ac~ident as he opened "We have the right now to Dodgers and Tom Yawkey of speedway on western Utah's rushed crewmen and D wsm Ithe cockpit and splashed to Interview people who we think the Boston Red Sox will be Salt Ftats who thought the ~ar .may have safety. might do the job for us" Gal· available to interview for the For the. second time In less ; cracked. up when It d•sappearedl In Wednesday's hair-raising breath said. ''We'll be ~ble to committee. However, in the fin- than 13 months the 28-year·old [from v1ew beyond the end of ride the front wheels of his redexplain , to them what they al stages the full committee Los Angeles daredevil cheated the speedW'3y. IW:hlte and ~lue rac~r became would have to do and how they will interview the nominees. disaster Wednesday when his It \\'as almost like history re~ auborne while flas~mg across would have to do it. The present commissioner, jet-powered racer veered from peating Itself. salt at an estimated 630 A similar scene took per hour· The would-be king of speed HIGH CLUB 11711 llam Cundiff of Syracuse, instantlv killed in an tflltJal process and orgamc_wastes Ohio. has been assigned to and sulphur leftovers are - -Macl>iU AFB, Fla, after com· removed in another process. ls only about ~ per cent pure, .I ... THE 1 Ill p, 'I DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 21, 1965-3 I :~~::~.%.~h~:;~ s~~~~ Hi::. I ' l . N d ew e H 'SInvente tew~~~~~~t~~o~~:f~:r:itbacteria, algal and issects are .. QU~KE S1WI'ES eastwol'd, ralnlall amouu~ la· pered otr to next to nuUung. A cold front approaching from the west will brins more rain to the stale today and tu· night, but the rainfall should taper off to only ltght amounts on Friday. Afer several days of Indian Summer weather, temperatures 1 No ill! 19~5 • '1.:.11 ' saf h 1 after an acc1dent &AYJ.iEVJLLE, ALA. - GA· charge of drivingd an dun e ;: ~~: at Thlvener. ry ·TboiDU Rowe, u informer at 10.~5 p.m .. W~. nes ay on.. · so~th failed to negoonc:.o ocathiqly labeled "a pros· . O((Jcers "."d Stm:so~h d~~~:r~nr bo~ fell off the car. & litue for tho FBI" roturDI to hate a left curve w elnft ed f the higbway and struck 1 tr m tnda) to re- Simpson ran off the e st e o s· a rura cour oo Ku KIUE a guard rail. The car was heavlly damaged. Impson_was Expense " the key issue in his peat Ulat I young . ot . . d 1sewage treatment process. nte Kl•nsman ~ trl~l ~or hls hfe I n InJUre tdeatl slaBidt ekt nesday included Carl V. Hatfield, new method apparently killed a wh1le clvtl ngltts work· f~~h:;:~~;;'\.v..tiRaled anoth-1 21. HI ~ ?a 1I1po~s, ~~!~e ,~:·. 1 cost three to four ttmes er. . be' JCked up er sing le vehicle accident at blcle a Mal ure ~ Court Oct to put mto operation than a Rowe waa 101 P Wednesday on Rt. 1c1ted to unu.·lpa · . I ventJOnal plant .according to 0 early this mornlnJ at .• s~cret I 8 1 a. m. de !ast of Eno , m· 23; Walter. W.. watson, 3'' Rt. Funeral services for Edwm . com arative co;t estimates prohideoUt on Maxwell Alr Forc.e amcoal truck driven by 2, Gallipolis, Cited OcL 30, G SchultheiS, Hemlock Grove, I vlde~ by Huntmgtos and ColumBa$~ and rushed by car to tins ~~~~~d L Petrie. 18, Vinton. ' fective brakes; Edward . I who died Wednesday at 1 15 p. bus Sewer Plant Sun,erilltenldeit~ l'entury ~ old Lownde!l County p l . according to the patrol Kennedy, 21. Mansfl~ld, passmg : m of an apparent eoronary at- La Rlgb It would Courtboae to testify for the e rle, d 8 left curve and ' at a railroad crossmg, bonded tack at 2125 Washington Blvd , wrence Y rate prosecution agamst Collit Le· I fo~~t :~~~~ of the turck. It to Meigs county court Oct 22; Belpre, Will be held Saturday I ten llm£'5 more to ope . roy Wilkins. The case of Wtlk· struck an embankment heavily land Robert .. F. Lawson, 24, 1at 2 pm at the Ewing chapel The Columbus Water and ms, ftrst ot three Klansmen l? be damaging ita front. Petrie was I Portland, dnvln~ under suspen- with burial in the Hemlock I Chemical Testmg tried for the March 25 rugbtnder I not injured. i slnn, Cited to Melgll county court Grove cemetery. He was a re- tested a Huntington sample slaying of Mn. Viola L lu zz 0 , The patrol cited Petrie to Oct. 21. tired oil Held worker. . said the water was 100 per of Detroit. got o~f to a slow Mumcipal courl Saturday on survivors include these chil- pure. start but was endmg up like a . charges of speed In excess for dren , Mnt Roy Blackledge, Wa-~ . R: b reported whirlwind. . . ro•d conditiono and no clr•uf· ynesburg; Mrs. Homer Lauer, Meanhme, ed 1~1 yo! the C<>RONALD FRY After z1ppinR through 911 wlt-1feur's license. Newport, Mrs Robert Price, wl alerb pu:~ageo plant which Marine Private Ronald L and •·irs. [.v\e Beebe, both of · urn liSlh ede entarv ' process Fry, •oo of Mrs. Marc1a J · nesses between 1 and !t P m •I Arrests by the patrol Wed" 1 nesda)' , stnte Ally \;en. ---·-· Marietta· uses- e-8 m ' Wed •• ad' G 11 Us ' Mrs. Robert Hank, Capehart of Route 1, Pomeroy .1 h Richm<rnd Flowers, the e le I NAME OFFll:E.w Gauge re mgs -:- ~' lpo I Hemlock Grove ; .John Schulthw&l graduated Sept. ZS from prosecutor, predirted the stale I • Southern ' Dam 12.0, 12 0, runmng 2 ~ feet ! els, Logan. 16 grandchildren, Marine recruit training at the would rest its case with the 12 ?fflcerl for the e Lar· on rollers. Pomeroy • M~son, two gre~t·grandchlldren, three Q..l. Marine Corps Recruit Depot man all- white jury by night- F~A tlus school yearD ar E 20.54. Pt. Pleasant :.l4.02. Hmton sisters Mrs David Van Wey, l at Parris JBlaad, S. C. tall. , ry Lewis, pr~~~:nl~· e~:~sha~i l 0.68, Kanawha Fall! out, Char- Newpo~t : M~s. Albert TheiS, ReuDioD Soc. Sent eal --- - I ans, vwe plesJ en, ·u leston 18.86. London . Marmet, Mariett<J and Mrs. Alma Brit114 Both inside eld ~l Ruusn. secretary; Dale HI · and Winfield dams were oo the . " ' It I , reporter· Jefl Alkire, treasur· ·u I ton, - ane a h Ask him soon. He may feel you need DIYOTED TO INTEREST OF er ; Ch;;rles Wagner, sentinel. i Sl !I Friends may call ~t l e MEIG5-MASON AREA . and Tom 'lhe!ss, student advJs· Boat Mavemenis: neral home anytJ.me. fhe Rev. additional vitamins. If so, 1ee Ul. lillcnu• •. Owtn. fi'UUI11YIIr Obio Rh·er - Zimmerman up I Wilbur Perrm Will orhctale. CIRCLEVILLE. Ohio We'll have just what he orders. '"'" ...' .... n.-.m. Sd•'•' CJf . B·,tbies and rain shared 13 , uo a. JTl.'. cotton Queen up ' lu$dll)' b:r rn• Otuo Val.le:J l'ubll~h 14, 4:;,(1 p. m; Little Georse spotlight today as. the 59th Full drug store service •••. ..... t:omp••'· liD "lceblnk St., t'nm I MAN CHARGED ,..,. 0 .,., ,,.,.. """"" o • • •' • , up 14. 5•40 p. m ; Arnold Wal k· I deville Pumpkto ...new" 1-21:11 Edl~r·aJ •lion• Wl' I Bill Reeves, R D. Albany , er up 14. 10•35 p. m ; Hame · tt I ·1 secoo d day . splash ed ·m1o 's ' prescriptions • • . beauty-aids u:~red .ecoa<:l Cli.Jf mlllll\l. was arrested Wednesday by M. up 14 . 1·30 a. m.: Reliable : :~~" 1.1 the poa! ufflet •• l'omeroy. l Pomeroy pollee on an mtoXICB- up 15. 3 '!0 a m ; Irene Chotin i Rain lliat barely slowed down 4 Rogioterad Phormoclsll to Serve you ">~ , 1nnal , 11.,.rttJiaa reprnent~~uv~ two charRe. up I', , 3tl a. m. ·, R. H Bos-1 proceedmgs on opening ID 11 ___ , 11 t1 1•• ., f ~til• tum ball. lht~ :W::I t..e11 ednesd 1· ed thtroU•Kbl By UDited PreiS teroa UUiU 11 w .._v,. po;,,. Yorll CJt,.. roo;•• ' worili II down 1~, 7 45 a. m.; W ay con IOU I the mght and into the day, A cool drizzle moved in ~• :C~~t!:! .~..:~~~.!'e~·~:u LOCAL TEMPS ' Dixie Spirit up 16, 3 ~; Jef- , • • soakmg the city but not the most of Ohio early today, bril\ll·l "' •· n•r '" tttunc. .., th• The temperature m Pomeroy s l fenion up 17. 2 50 a. m ., Ro.berl [ B U ·ted Pres! lnternaiioaal thusiasm. iDg heavy rainfall W the . Ut lllnt•lleJ fl!flnl tti':T 80: "' . 1 •• I Reed down 18 e 40 a m ' Diana I ' Dl nd m '"" 17 BO; thi'H montlul 1uo: a, busmes~ district at 1 : .:..:~ • · Cam aigns rangmg from western counties a span ...- e " , llo\lta •h•N urner ~·"'~ I was 84 degree! under cloudy Brent down 19, 6·40 a.m.; Wal- l· Pk. t donaLina Scheduled highlight of the only Northeastern OhiG from ' ter Bec k'JOr d up 20 , 5·20 a· m.• mg t' COO dieSacross 0 e 110 ualltblt, .. ne mollt.l'l 11.30, matt 011, "ar no.oo: 1111 maotba.' skies. the nation to- was lhe Ba by p arade and measurable amounts. WY 2-2955 112 E. Main Pomeroy ..\~: Thr•• montha. auto. -------! L F1eore down 21 6 2() a. m.· con mue S 1 test Also on tap were the Bv early tnday, "·indnnati i 1 --' ' day in support of the U.. roe · L. ; Altce dowo 22, 6 a. m.;. New in the Vtet Nam war. eot contest and ~ pumpkin bad been drenched by an TRADE-INS MORE f orleans up 23, 3.40 a. m., Held . d lo counter uct10D .along with the usual __ ..a a third of rain in 24 hou1rs.1 ' en R. up Greenup 6·55 P. m.,· were ' AT THE ff t esJgne f 1 t wefkend 'i assortment of band and chora I """ TOledo counted an inch, "wtool ~.~~ 0 s Greenup edemonstrations. 8Dd Co urn ua a ou John J. Rowe down ec as concerts. , 9: 15 p. m : Miss usan up Where anti-Viet Nam ~:~: each. But from Columbua · " Greenup 10 · 4~ p. m.; RavensOn Wednesday blonde wood up Greennp 1120 p. m.; ing continued, :•p~tero Sue Harber was I Elisha Woods up Greenup 1UO U.S. policy stage coon er . "Little MISs Pumpkin" over 93 l.~ Acro11 the str"t from the new store : p. m ; Allied • Ashland down e1 lines. At Kalamazoo ' M•ch . ·• other first • grade entrants. Th e ' IGreenup 1:20 am .; Milly K. •.bout \ liozen .~tudents earn~ "big" girls who wili vie for the SPECIAL . down Greenup 6• 10 a m; Sooth· !lgns readmg Slap the War. title of Miss Pumpkto Show pa· 2 UMCI B.droom SuitN-Complete wiith mattrtll I ern down Greenup a a. m.; La- Counter pickets carrled stgns raded by later in the day. and bos sprlnv-Prict ? dy Glona down Meldahl 4,:15 reading ''Bomb Hano1." Absent from opemng day cer· You must IP th111 p. m.: Valley Transporter down Martne Corps emonies was \11udeviUe perGen. Wallal'e M G~een.e Jr., former Ted Lt>wis, the favorite Meld ahl %•25 a. m.; he t100 Chotin up Meldahl 2:3! a. m.; a speech in t na s ' son of Circleville, who bad a 1-Walnul Dlnlntf Tobia with 6 cover sutad FOR NATURAL or BOffiED GAS J. S. Lewis up Meldahl % :50 1. Wednesday, called upon denprlor engagement. chaira . $49.95 "eJ,dahllouncers of U.S. pohcy to volun1-5 pc. Rod Chromo Bnokfast Sot $15.00 m.; Coal King down "" L bill ed as . "~teer for humamtarwn work '" 1 The suow, 1uc: • 'QUALITY HEATINI» 1-5 pc. Tan Chromo Braokfast Sal $25.00 3:40 a. m.; Steve Click up Mel- Southeast Asia "Greatest Free Show 1n the EQUIPMENT IINCI 1146" 1-7 pc. while with ton Braoklost Sot I dahl UO 1 · m. " Let lnem prove World;' continues through (liko new) $39.95 Gallipolis DBm - Cathy R. 81 Good Samaritans by urday. 1-Slmmons Bad-I Simmons doublo-dock coil down 4 p. m.: Tibolt up mid· Log the roC:Id to hft up their apring, 1 mattress ____ $29.95 night; Sally Ann down UO a. brolhers, to tend the SICk, PLAN REVIVAL 1-aplo Bad (lika now! box spring, matlr... m ; Christy down 3 .a. m.; Pol- feed the hungry, to clothe There Will be a revival at $49.00 i tywog down l-IS a. m ; Buck· naked lo sheller tho home· the Long Bottom Metbodlat 1-Simmons Metal Bed, coil spring, inntrtprlng CONSOLE LINE eye State down 4:30 a. m · less.,' Greene sa1d Church starting Monday, Oct. malll'lll $25.00 <..'harlel Stevenson down 5:15 ''Let them do this first, ratb- 25. with Rev. Freeland NotTIJ il U.ad Coli Spring• $10.00 ooch NEW I a. m.; AlleD R. Merrill up er than pass by on the other bringing the messages. a-Nice Now Colfu Tobia• $10.00 oach (MODEL SHOWN) I: 3.~ a. m ; Lorena down 7:~ skle of the street, with a pialnd Table, Stop Tablo $5.00 oach l I. m.; Barbara Gay up 8: IS a. card on their shoulder, a die for liberty as our genera!-Library Tabla $10.00 Latest addition to the Brill· m.; Bob Benter up t · ~ a. m. on their lips and hypocrisy tion bas done in Mississippi and 2-Roii·Away Bods $25.00 their hearts " Alabama, but we are not prelant Fire ''Moderne" con· 1-Usod Groon a- Rocker $19.95 Kanawha RJver Ltttle F.d1-Usad Brown Base Rocker $25.00 societies.'' sole line . • . an attractively Students a groups ward up London 3:20 a. m; ciety, a.-Uood loclroom Chairs $15.00 tach one for of the ISemet dowa London 6 45 a. m.; participated tn last Antiquo Dr.-Lool Tabla ??? styled series with front rad· Bener down Marmet 2: 10 p m. protests, a>ked Pre>ident Jolin· FIRST 29.9 eUSED COAL HEATER DEPT. lant section, New radiant George Price up Marmet 6·20 son Wednesday to let young QUALITY LOOKII i a. m ; Duncan Bruce up Mar· men serve in the Peaa Corps REGULAR feature In 50,000 BTUIHR ' met &·4!. a. m.; Edeana Bos- or Job Corps rather than In lhe 2-Warm Mornint~ Round Coal Haotors Certified Oil Station $25.00.$39.95 Model. Fully automatk with 1 wnrthy dowo Winfield 3•20 p.m.; army, The group said they W. Mltn lt. 1-100 lb. aquora Worm Mornlntf Cool Hoalar Helen Z up Winfield 4.20 p.m ; were prepared ''to wor k and f8118. (porcaloln cabinol) $39.95 Lucy Jane Lucas dowo Win1-60 lb. Worm MDrnlntf Hutor $50.00 Oeld 05 p, m.; H. E. Bowles \ 5 1-Porfaction Goa Space Hoator-65,000 ITU down Winfield IUD p. m.; Jer' with thormotlot & blower $1DC.n ry Bosworth down Winfield 12•· l~ole Gao Hoater-65,000 ITU $50.00 115 a. m.; Josep!l Jones up WIDl-Ou Hoator with tharmotlat, 50,000 BTU $39.95 FOR HOMES e ROOM ADDITONS field l a. m ; Elgercllff down TENDER- MILD 1-Foldlntf Bad with mottrou $10.00 e OFFICES e GARAGES e MOTELS I Winfield 6 50 a. m. 2--Baby ..... $15.00 .. $19.95 I -- --Simple to light and regulate, all contro Is are at your fingertips. The eDtire 1-Aimott now-largo fl(plnolvt Dlak, cloak . LATE CLASSIFIED beating section is seam welded for gas tightness, embossed _for quiet opera· chair & dosk lamp, oil for $49.95 1 EMP WANTED 1-Walnut Dllk & Chair $29.95 lion, assuring clean odorieH heating s ervlce. Burner is cast 1ron, with a non· CII!LDREN TO CARE FOR or 1-Rocord Cobinot $19.95 clog balanced flame design providing maximum beat on Natural and LP·GU lronings to da in my home. 2 Good Usod Relri9orolors $50.00 & up es. Front grille is finished in pale Ius trous Gold. Cabinet slde1 and top lrt WY US~. 10 %1 3tc 2 Good Uood Electric R•nt~• _ Prlcod to soli 1n rich Brown Thermotex. Durable, baked onamels are eallly cleaned. 4-Usod Gl8 RaAt Your Prico FOR RENT 102.95 35,000 BTU 4 ROOMS, BATH, and garqe. 1-llltler Puel 011 Sp1c1 H-r Otlowor over· 30,000 ITU 55.95 Gravel Hill, Middleport. Call haullllll If you bought this new-would 20,000 BTU 39.95 WY 2-2103 until I p. m., then $329.95 $139.95 WY Z.3702. 10 21 1-larly Amorlcan Repoo-od Maple Admiral I t'OR RENT TV Set. Just like nowl IN SYRACUSIC - four room bouoe, hath, nowly RUTLAND FURNITURE'S "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" oompletely furnish.ed or will POMEROY rent as sleepiDI rooma L .. --..1 .Jl....J' L. ·Ill 1M/ MAIN STREET <00k1Dc prlvlleg". Av&IJ.II r¥ fiiiWJifiii•,.JPilr JUt' .::;N!If$.. 1 lj)l AlltMAN CUNDIFF ..... . ... SAN f'RANClSL"Q <UPl) California and Alaska bavt had more earthquaKes than aU the other sta tes together, according to the California R• sources Agency· California tlas suffered ap. proximatel! 30 strong earthquakes, the first ol which on record was lelt by Gaspar de Portola In tile southern part ol II the •tate in 1769. More than 500 pected to reach only mto the persons were killed in the San 60s. At sundown today, tempera- Francisco earthquake of 1906, ! COLUMBUS (UP[) - A California man says he has tures ranged from 57 at Zanes- one of the state's greatest three temblors. ] inv~nted a sewage treatment process that produces 10~ vllle to 62 at Clnci<ffiati. per cent pure water. Lawrence W. Huntmgton, 86, IS Sewage Treatme11t ' Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 21, . .. ~---------------------------------------------------~. .. ..,~.,., ~ BY DICK THOMAS Jackson-Logan game, If Galli· The Gallipolis • Athens clash Southeastern Ohio Athletlc lpotis defeats Athens there will will spotlight 1tx of the top lD League play Friday night lea· be a three way tie for first scorers in SEOAL play. The lures first division play with place. Bulldogs' TOd Snyder leads the the "Game of the Week" Jte. A Ioao for the Blue Devils league wilh 40 points; Dick Ad· tween Gallipolis and Athens, w!U drop lhem Into a tie lor ams is second wllh 38; ODd Don and a second equally Import· third place with the loser of Mcinturf Is filth with 24. Galli· ant clash between Jackson and the Jackson-Lopn tilt. This polls has Pete Anderson, sixth Logan. would leave Athens in the top with 20 points; Dick Long, sev· . The spotlight is In Atheno •pot with a s-o record. enth with 18; and Danny Gil· where the Gallipolis Blue Dev· Co,ch Terry Hansley's Blue more, tenth with 14. !Is 111·1) will be tryiog to stop Devils came out of the WellSEO ALL GAMES the Bulldogs (~).who lor the stoo encounter rellBOnably well ScoriDI Column "cond consecutive year are hot and should be In nearly top G Player, Sel!ool TD EP TP conlendera lor their first SEOAL sbape lor the matcb with the 4 T. Snyder, A .... .. 8 2 40 Uti• since 1950. Bulldoga. 4 D. Adams, A . .. .. 6 1 38 This will be the 17th annual Two Blue Devils are que8tion- 1 C. Kemper, L .. .... 6 o 36 meeting of lhe two schools on able starters on the eve of the 4 J. Gasser, L . . . ... s t 32 the grtdlroo. Athens leads In battle. Butch McCormick, 187 4 D. Mcluturf, A ..... 3 3 24 the "ries with 18 wins, 16 loss- senior pard, mlsaed a couple 1 P. Anderson, G •.. 1 1 20 .,, ~ two games have ended of deyo practice due to tho flu. 4 D. Long. G . -.. .... 3 o 11 Itt !tea. The Bulldogs were rat- Ed Hamilton, 195 "nior tackle, 4 B. Moore, M . . •• • .3 o 18 ed pre-aeuon favorHeo to win Is nursing •• Injured left knee 1 G. Moore, M . , •, . 3 D 18 ~ SEOAL title, with Galllpo- from , Wednesday afternooll's 1 G. Hany.. , N. . _.. _ 2 1 14 Ill rated lourtlt. practice. McCormick, however, 1. D. Gilmore, G ..... t 1 11 , .In the battle of llrsl dlvlsfon should be ready to go and II With the exception of Ed alubl, Jatbon ll-1) goes lo listed as a starter. Hamilton 8Dd Cbrii Roderick ~lllll (1-1), IJctth clubo, with Coach Jlansley baa IIM>vad whttm Coach Jlansley did ooi . llljlolls, ""! tltd f«' IIOql1lf Roo Janey, l6li senior pin!, lilt 11 a 1taljer, the Blue Devils in the SEOAL. Retard- and called in Jeff Smith, 110 jun- will take the field w(th v!rtua'· ol lilt ~ll!Co)mt ol I b t lor, ~ flU JaDoy'a pard· apot q 1b1 iame 111D1 lbal Ur1111 f.t" a~~s~~~~~~~~~~ ;:'! 10 ,,' :·:."c'.a'r~:~e~~:~~:":,~~ ~: strength for the B!oe It hit lhe measured mile encounter. Snyder and S'Bid his a~owe:peer~ Bi=~:: bad minor lOR injuries last at Nelsonville, and sat out ~~"' l,ab=ow ..ed ......to,;.p...;spe-ed"""o"f-.630 .....;,;;;;;. aecond half, but both are FIRST .9 ported ready to RO· 29 Other SEOAL games Frldav II QUALITY niRht lind Middleport (Z.2) REGULAR Wellston (1-3) and Certified Oil Station 10-41 at Pomeroy (0-4), in battle for the league cellar. Pomonty ·--~------------------·, I EASY TERMS .•• PRE;_,, SNOW OFFER/ · .,...;.r-, the L~~:Prlced winter~ tire with 190 tractor-type cleats that are1 built deep to bite deep ••• dig In ud pul~ you through snow 1/lfe a tractor\. A remarkable combination-..tra-mileap Tufsyn rubber <"*lhsl ever UIOll : SURE-GRIP in Goodyear tires) and tripl..tempered 3-T Nyloo cord 10< •treosth liDll ..U. ie11ce. Put on a pair of these KUOI·IOioi aur..Grip lina aDII ,...11 Ill II& • willa lractioD l o -.J IIIOW- RIZER OIL .. �. • • . .. . " ' .. • be the gcest spe3ker. 1ger, Mrs. Martin Ohlinger, Mrs.~----------------------------------------. BUSY BEE 4-11 CLUB 1 Donald F. Roush, Mrs. VellJti The Busy Bee 1-H Club met l lloush, Mrs, L. ~· Roush, Mrs, r.r their October meeting at the Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Mrs. Ottie Lodge Hall. Offiiers for the I Roush, Mrs. W. T. Stooe, Mrs. coming year were elected : Pres-~' Howard Wagenhals, Mrs. N. TOWN COUNCIL thl• ••le please rontact 23203 1ident - Betty Scarberry; . Vice 0 . Wein, and the hostesses, · 1b.e New Haven Town Coon- or take to the Cily Building be- president - Leah Ann M1\!er; ' Mrs. G1bbs 3nd Mrs. R1ley. ell met in regular session with fore November 4th. Secretary - Gail Miller; Treas· : ROTARY CLUB Mayor George Thayer presidW.S.C.S. urer - Sammy Scarberry ; Re- The Rotary Club met on lng. Others atteildisg were Hil- The W.S.C.S. of the New Hav- porter - Marvin C. Roush ; Song Thursday el'<'ning for tbeir reg· da Ridgway, Recorder, Paul es Methodist Church met for Leader - L01s Kmg and V1ck1 ular dinner meeting at HartRickard, Charles Roush, Roland the October meeting at the Morris. i ford Methodist Church. Those I Karr, 0. J. Howard, Jr., eoun- home of Mrs. Everald Wright. The group voted to hold a ] attending were Floyd Carmack, cUmen; Donald Ohlinger, Mr. Mrs. Robert Herndon presided Halloween Party on Wednes- Lloyd Roush, Donald F. Roush, JAmes Gilbert and Mr. Robert at the business meeting. The day, Octobr 21th at 7 p.m. at : Herman Layne. Ralph Whlt.Gurtis. program "A Bold New Evange- the Lodge Hall. ; m?re. Rome Williamson, Harry Mr. Gilbert aod Mr. Gurtis lism" was presented by Mrs. The monthly meeting of the IMll!er, Jack Flesher, Edwin 1 rip)rted the addition of signa- Frank Thompson assisted by Club will be held on U1e second, Stem, Arthur Thabet, Richard . til-es to the petition ol the Hav- Mrs. Wright. This was followed Monday at the Lodge HalL ' Ord. Frank C~pehart, Clyde Fo- 1 el Heights Street pavlng pro- with a discussion and sentence Those atlending were Betty ley, Karl W1lcs, and Donald ject prayers by tbe group. Scarberry, Robert Dye, Sam Foglesong. , 1be Council voted to secure During the busisess meetiag Scarberry, Marvin C. Roush, The New Haven Junior Worn-' an estimate for the surveying The Thanksgiving dinner was Thomas Scarberry, Lois King, an's Club held · a card party of Maln ·street between Second planned to be held on Novem- Leah Ann Miller, Steve Morris, at the home of Mrs. Richard ~ Fourth Streets. ltiey also ber 9th at the church basement. Donald Dye, Steve Halstead, Grinstead with the proceeds govoted to rent a grader and op- The World Day of Prayer on Bobby Roush, Mark Roush, Nan- ing to the treasurer of the erator from the State for the October 27th a~ 11:30 a.m. at cy Roush, Larry Hess, Timmy club. Pri~es ~ere won by Mrs. I grading and ditching of Mill Mason Methodist Church, with Roush, Tommy Roush, C in d i James Cunnmgham and Mr::;. Street from Second to First. all women of the bend .area in- Roush, Linda Rousll, Jane Hay- Donnie VanMeter. The card Mr. Parsons resigned as vited, was announced. maker, Beverly Knapp, Trecia p~rty for the month of October night policeman and Mr. George A cleaning day was planned · Lynn Morris. Gloria Hess, Pau- wtll be held at the home of Mrs. Hester was hired on a trial bas- to be held on October 20th at 1Ia Layne, Vicki Morris and lead- A. I... Sprouse. ! 1s for the position. the church beginning at 10 a.m. ers Johnson Scarberry, Mrs. Attending were 1\olrs. Robert ' Mayor Thayer read the fol· Those attending were Mrs. Marvin T. ~oush, Mrs. Samuel Dye, Mrs, Gary Roush. Mrs. Ia.wtng resolution and it was Robert Herndon, Mrs. Frank Halstead. Wayne Capehart, Mrs. B o ,b passed: Resolve that the Town B<:~iley, Mrs. Hazen Roush , Mrs. GARDEN CLUB Roach, Mrs. John McKnight, Council of New Haven West Marcus Trough, Mrs. Joan The New Haven Garden Club Mrs. Tom Brown, Mrs. Bill DaVlrginia has deemed it ' necrs- Martoglio, Mrs. Frank Thomp- j met on TlJUrsday evening ot the vis, Mrs. Donnie Van Meter, , sary in order to provide betler son, Mrs. Marion Di?gey and 1home of r..~rs . Patrick Riley with Mrs. Jack Hesson, Mrs. A. L. police protection to increase the the hostess, Mrs. Wnght. Mr~. L G1bhs and Mrs. D. A. Sprouse, Mrs. Robert Rou~, resident police protection fees E.U.B, BROTHERIIOOD Smith as co-hostesses: '11le roll Mrs. Nelson Roush, Mrs. ~ke from twentv-five cents to firty The Brotherhood of the E.U. call was answered w1th an ex- Taylor, Mrs. James Cunrungcents monthly and to increase B. Church was held on Monday change of bulbs. ham and the hostess Mrs. Grinthe commercial police. pr.otec- evening at the church with Bern- Du~i~ the business ~eeting t•..•d_:·...-..-... tion fees fifty cents month1y. ard Lieving as le~der. The spe- t~e VISit of the Bloodmob1!e was 1r_ _ _ · -The increaseo revenue lor re- aker for the evenmg was Lester diScussed and the club will fur· maining fiscal year would be ' Foreman. using tre topic 'Un- nish cookies, sandwiches and , approximately $1.156.50 and will Ianswered Questions." Special workers. . . I be used to pay salary of night Imus1c was presented by Jean, The DJstnct meetmg to be I policeman. I.June and Delores Bumgarner held on ~ovember 16th at The / Resolve that they transfer accompanied by their mother, Up Towner lnn in Huntington, I $1,000 from repairs to city Mrs. Harold Bumgarner. was announced and plans made 1 Building fund through Police Those attending were John for members lo attend. They.votDepartment for the purchasing Bumgarner, Johnny Bumgarn· ed to sell pecans as a project. of a better police cru iser. er. Edward Bumgardner. ThJn. Mrs. Howard Wagenhals gave Resolve that the Council <Jlso ald Bumgarner, Harry Pickens, a ta lk on the "Planting of Fall 1 deemed it necessary due to in- Charles Weaver, Re\' . Mar- Bubs" and also showed a film AA-B crease operating cost to in· 1tin Berisford, Carl Gi bb~. Lf'wis on ··use of Bulbs for Spring crease collec!ion fees from sev-j Hickard,. Edgar Layne, Robert Planting and L~ndscaping." enty five cents to one dollar Cooke, R1chard Ord, George Je~ Those atlendmg were Mrs. Soft Waxhide minimum monthly rate. Esti· l well. Otha Lieving, Harry Mil- Fred Batey, Mrs. H. L. Dyer, mated increase revenue $915.75 ler. Bernard Lieving, and Lrs- Mrs. Harold Johnson, Mrs. Har-] for remaining fiscal year. ler Forrman. ry Layne, Mrs. Herman Layne, They also voted to observe BLOOIJMOBILE Mrs. J . V. McGrew, Mn. A. [ Middleport Trick or Treat night in New _The Red Cross Bloodmobile K. McClung, Mrs. Lester Ohlin· Haven on Thursday, October Will be held at the Ltgion ~Ia!! I - - - - ---· ---· ~- 2Jith from 6:30 until 8:30 p.m. on Thursday, October 21st be· with the fire siren designating lwl~n the hours of 12 until 6 p. th~ -peginning and ending. Mr. m. ~e quota for the Bloodmo- 1 Do ld Ohlinger, Chief poli ce- j ble IS 100 pmts. Members of 1 m · and the council request the L1ons Club will ca nvass the pa ts co-operation regarding town for donnrs. the::!"sduct of their children. P.T.A. MEETING Pomeroy Self-Service Market ' RUMMAGE SALE The New Haven P.T.A. will EACH The New Haven Fire Depart- meet on Thur~day, Octnbl:'r 2ls! OPEN DAILY UNTIL 7:00 P.M. ment Auxiliary wil! hold a Rum- I at 8 p.m. Jack Welch will mage Sale on November 5th and 1 ·- --~~~ FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. 6th !Ill the City Building. A Bake l FIRST Sale will be held on November [ QUALITY SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. 6th. The sale will be held be· REGULAR _ tw-.n the hours or 9 a.m. and l· Certified Oil Station 7 p.m. each day. BABY BEEF Aayone wishing to donate to W. M.ln St. Pomeroy 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct 21, 1965 - NEW , j I ~I ll } 1 • I ; t 1 • I • T li ~ 11 ti li F ~ Jj F s l HAVEN 1 BUCKLE LOAFER FRIDAY~~~ SATURDAY. 8 AM TIL Roush's Shoe Store FOR YOUR GARDEN I SIMON'S 1 c Grand Opening SPECIAL • - • - c ROUND STEAK-- DOOR PRIZES lb. DRAWING SATURDAY AT S P.M. 1st PRIZE .. ·........ ·.......... $20.00 GIFT aRTIFICATE 2nd PRIZE ................ $15.95 ARTIFICIAL PLANTER 3rd PRIZE · ···· · · · ·· $1 0.00 ARTIFICIAL ARRANGEMENT FRESH PORK NECK BONES-- 5 lb. FRESH Give your loved ones s gift they will never forget .•• A FINE WATCH PIG 7 lb. FEET--·· and a handsome watchband SLICED by~ PORK LIVER .. c lb. iCE"CREAM For her ••• a beautiful Lilly Twlat.O.flex. For him ••• miracle comfort Twlat.O·Fiex. For your selection , •• many famous watchas and hano;l SOillll Speillel wiWibandl. , , . Bulova Watches, from 24.95 Speidel Watchbands, from !1. GRADE 'A EGGS··. McCOY'S POMEROY e New Arrivals c • Holiday Wishes eTo Say Thank You • Convey Sympathy ARTIFICIAL Use Our Lay Away Plan For Christmas COURT ST. For All Occasion Flowers e Birthdays- Anniversaries e Get Well Wishes doz. 19 MILK gal. 69c •FLOWERS Adams or Holsum •PLANTS FOLIAGE Mf, Deem, Mf, Popp are • sPeakers at PTA Meetmg •GARDENS 59 N, 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, • -~~~'.'" ~-·····~·.1' l Mde ~::s th~eatth ·- d~ ~:'"boo~·~:~r:'f~r ha';. ':;!:i are 54" Heller Jersey 54" MOHAIR LOOP JERSEY I I ' I 7 ., The Fabric Shop ". - Starts Promptly At 9 a.m. Friday contain.eri.iii~=S:m:~i~th . ~;::;::;:JiJ~i~d; ay:sqw~iiJh;thieir~Tau~n~t,~=M:r~s.;Tin:g;:t:___";~~4~_:b~ill~w~n~.ijj~~~ ·.- . ; e a · ---~ PI ans were rna de , ror thto be n a gold Qu<Ji Halloween FestLVal Ield Saturday night. Octo. 23, l'fith the grand march to start promptly at 7:30. 98c 98c 1 ·· ., · .': The treasurer, IriS Baker, re· l >Orted that Eall flower bulbs 1ad been ordered, to be sold :or $1 per package. 'The sixth grade, having the I most p!uents present, received ·.he attendance banner, and a ~ cash prize with which to 3urr.hase a game. , A very amusing three act i ~lay, "The Ghost Who Cou ld- j cl't Groan," was presented by 1 1ixth grade students. They al- 1 10 sang two !«lngs frorn W:~.lt 1 Disney's motion pidUN!, •·Ma·. r:-r Poppins," a~corrmanied at ~ the piano, by Mrs. U.e Lee. There was an Interesting dis(lla.v of plclures the students 1ad painted In art class, instrurtr.d by the teacher, Mr, Larry Wolfe. Leaf scrapboOks and safety posters were also displayed. Diana Cundiff, JeanIf Sisson and Paul Forbes had been presented pert and pencil 1ets as winners of the safety poster contest. ! Mr. Deem discussed Isslle I, 1 end stated that it would Jllean I approximately $61,000 in the i!Chool district. II• led an in. &tructive question anc answer period. Mr. PopP showed ex. amples of the neW Math beillg taught in the first, second, sev. enth, eighth and the four grades of high school. Jle stated that Southern Local schools are the 'irst in this area teaching this ..--·· ·- OUT THEY GO! Drastic Reductions PRIOR TO MOVING TO A NEW LOCATION IN POMEROY. SHOP EARLY ! BOYS' & GIRLS' DRESS SHOES VALUES TO MEN-S & 3.99 - - - - - - - - BIG BOYS' $ DRESS SHOES SUEDES, LEATHERS, OXFORDS AND LOAFERS. VALUES TO 5.99 Robert McGlothlin Jg Buried Saturday . BIG GROUPING LADIES' ~~l NEW HAVEN - Funeral ser. vlcea for Robert W. McGlothlin, 51, formerly of New Hav, 1 en, wero beld on SaturdaY at I the Presbyterian Church in , Ravenswood. !dr. McGlothlin ! operated a hardware .wre ln. \lew Haven, before moving to : Havenawond several months l Just love our new Gas ,.,,,, HI HEELS, FLATs, WEDGIES AND CASUALS. VALUES TO It naalles thlqs so soft and fresh:' ago. I He died at St. JOSeph Hospital on Thursday lollowlni a r.ons illness. BUrial wa1 at : ~avenswond by the Chambers , runeral home. Survivors include his wife, i Grace Needs !dcGiotbliD; lwo aons, Lt. Ronald McGlothlin, of Selma, Ala.; fll>ben McGloth· i lin of Bloomington, Ind., and • one daughter, Shiny, at horne. ' The deceased was a 11136 .f!l'ad- : uate of the w..t Vlrgtnla Unt- : T.,.,..... 1 Formerly 111111 the N.,. \'art Opera Compall)' llld Stokow. llld'o Amerlcall ~. abe played thlo 1UJD111er with the ~ at tbt C..,. OOd Milo ody Tot. ~ . .. ~reute NrrL ALL MfN'S WORK SHOES .98 • • • OFF REGULAR PRICE SIMON'S Pick- A-Pair Shoe Store Drlel e full load of Gal. MAIN ST. IN POMEROY . JUST BELOW SIMON'S FOOD MARKET ON for about I PMftY'I wort: . • 5.88 - - - - LADIES' HANDBAGS CLEARANCE · - · Gas d!ying gonlleo your otomeo. Waoii 'll woet •kirts come OIIIIIOOOih and wrinkle· he. -teN dry soft and ftuffy .•• good-looldolg """"QA 10 delight the moot finicky IHII-OQOJ. n..t'a boceuoo gentle Gas drying fluffo lhlngs dry. oro th1cker and thirstier ... and they're ooadv to """ loo m1nutes. And how mother delighto 1t1 !he l1oun ol time her Ga& dfyer saves. No 100re waiting fOf' tht weather .•. or hanging up long lineaofwetdotnec. Gas drying is thrifty, too. AbOUI a ponll¥'1 worth of Gas dnea a whole klad. W'rYf not please both your family and yourself! See your Gaa applionc<o dealer. Let him ohow you the handsolne. IKIV8noed srylin~ of today's Gas dryert. ' For drying, Goo melr.M 1loe big dllt1ra•• ... - I - . tool I $ DRESS SHOES 38 • y881'01d Elayne Kautl11811 Jonea, 31, mothe!: of tJJno ohfldreD, 0. E Jr Ma. Miss , llmpanlslll In ,unerlca is WY 2·5560 For State PTA tw~:~' John Heiskell · Room count was taken aad FABRICS HYANNIS, r.faS8. tvPD One of the lelf worn.., claaalcal FLORIST - Cl1e~hire pn·::.ented the d,evo- I DISTAFF ()lSTINcnON PHONE ~:. Dally Sentinel, PGIIIeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Oct. 21, 196!1-5' " and 1Horace K'arr, lllr. and Mrs. M;: County iur.;;, ing the attendance of tor a Halloween Carntval ati'Mrs. Carl Kautz. IPaul Karr, Mr. and Mrs. Geor· 1b WSCS f th M thndlllt were overnight guests recently : Vell 3 eve:d bemg ':~unt: The p . 0 . e lhe grade school audllotlurn on Door Committee - Mr. and Ige Wolfe. e e of Miss Minme Harpold and ! r yone h 1 •C Refreshments were served to October 30 at 7:30 p, Jll , Ad- Mrs. John Lambert, Mr .Jim I D k Pond Mr and Mrs Churcb m~t Friday evemsg Ocf their aunt Mrs. Carrie Scar- MASON- Ray Tucker.(res- , ~~~~.s are M:l~ a~ethe f~ approx.unately 100 persons. Hop'· mission will be charged, re- Brannon. . , uc , . ' tober 15 m the sanct~ary. o r ' I ident of the Mason ...rade mg Jn s teases were Mrs. Carl Harmon, freshments will be sold, and ! Decorating and bOOths- Mr. Vlfill Windon, Mr. and Mrs.l the church. Mrs. Sybil Miles YM Fred Ph'J ccom an- ' School Parent Teachers Assoc- Tuesday of each JJlVj:ltb IJ:om Mrs. Fred Samsel Mrs. Car! all the room mothers wtll be .and Mrs. Hobart Newell, Mr. Nat ~rr~nter, Mr. and Mrs. I had charge of the devotions and ted r~ her so~ s~e~ Phil~n patlon, presided at the regular 1. P m. to 3 P ~· Imm~ruza- Kearns, and Mrs. Jeanne Camp tn charge of a sweet s}Jop I and Mrs. Roger Epple and Mr. Russe pencer. ' program . Mrs. Critt Bradfo.rd went to Blacksb~rg, Va. Satur: .meeting of the group Tuesday ~:~s given are dp' amal pol and Mrs. William Fry. Cblldren are to oorne mask- ~nd Mr!. Harold NewelL I Monsters Mansion - Ear I 'j w" hostess durlnK the liOcial d M Ph 1 ·n nd I at the school. He announced P<Jho Ill and prize• will be award- Refreshments - Ways andiDean John Jeffers Bob Ritch· hour ay .. drfs. 'tson "'th spebe ]that the State PTA eonventiOn Mr. Robert Rickard of the FIRST , ' · an m e m1te Jmt! WI r o... gbur M· · t s 'tatio [)e. • 1 Ill. " !deans committee. ie, Bill Grueser, Rlohard Bar· • Mrs. Lottie Sheffield return· daughter Dr Kathr 0 Phil· will be held 10 'arker g on ,'son Coun Y aru • QUALITY Committee• lor the <Illrntval Sweet ShOP - Room moth- ton. ed home after being hospitaliz. d ~ s , OCt. 27, 28, Z9, and requested partment spoke on REGULAR_ 8 ' , are: era. Fortune Teller• _ Mrs Earll ed a week at Veterans Mem- son. en rcturne orne un Ithat persons mterested In at- Bnd d1scussed the problems Planning - Mr. and Mrs. GAMES Dean Mra Paul Baer,' Mrs. ' orial Hos !tal day. . tending contact him in regards county wide, caused by Certified 011 Station John Jeffers, Mrs ..Bill Grues-- Fisb Ponds (Loom Lagoon)- Roy Hotter 'and Mnl. Gary Dill. Rev. a:d Mrs. Paul Sellers w!~~~;d ~~~!~AI::r~~.IU w=~~ : to obtaining an adrfl.lttance ::eas: m population w. Mlln St. er, Mr. and Mrs. RJ~IUJ~d Bar- (1) Mr. and Mrs. ~obert Wood, Pirates Plank- Vlutor Babr,land daughters, Margaret and Mrs. Ra Sa re at Roseville. ,card. of s· st;:rij'esi.iillliiiiiiitl. . \on and Mrs. Bob Ritchie. !dr. and Mrs. Bill Windon, H Bahr Delmar Baum Rosemary attended tha 48th Mr dy '! Y F d C dl Rev. Father Cencula, I '"' • '··in " R . d Mr d M B ce M Mr enry ' ' . an L~ rs. re a e re- hop Fenwick High schOO In Purcuall g - "'rs. eI . an rs. ru y~rs, . Blaine Milhoan. i wedding asniver!lary of his par- cent! s nt a da in ParkersYoung and Mrs. James W· flo!- nnd Mrs. ~a~ I McDamel, . Mr. Tic Tac Throw - Mr. and : ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Sel1ersi burg.Y pe y Byus Speaker for ion. and Mrs. Richard Rawlmgs , <2) Mrs. Gordon Ridenour. Mr. of Logan. Ohio. hald at the . Grand March - MrS. F'red :\1r . and Mrs. Harold Hager ,· d Mrs Bill Will Mr and home of Mr and Mrs Richl.aymen's SnndBY Bro~n , Mr · <m · d Mrs· Gl en 'l'h om a· Mr '!Mrs ' an Jim· Heaton. ' · · · Saturdr~y. · 0f't. Rarnt•tte j~ Gue~t sm1'lh· Mrs. Fanme· ard C. Girken. Mrs: Paul Orr, Mrs. ~WJla and )irs. R;~lph T.russell. Mr., Guess Your Weight _ Mr. 116 MASON - Mr. Williarn .&.. 1 ~trausbaugh, Mrs. carl ~eese and Mrs. Ons Smt1 h. nnd Mrs. Dave Holter. Mr. and ! Mrs Mattie Yost aceompan- Of )]a!ii.Oll i~.fl rlnh 11Blll 1 Byus. Past conterl.!nce 1 ,nd Mrs. ~lm~:-~aum . 1 Apple Dunk- Mr .._~~d- ~rs. Mrs. Donald Mora, Mrs. Nor- : ied b; her son, David Yost, and MASON -- Mr. Gi lbcr Barn- ~ay Leader, and a .mem.ber ,1f I 1 ron Amsbary. 1 Mrs. Hazel Carnahan went to · ette, Mason County 4-H Lead- , tne Asbury Method1sl Church, Choke A Coke - Mr. and rNcw Galilee, recently to attend er, was a guest or thr. Happy · was .the guest sp~:!akel' on LayMrs. Bill Shockey, Mr. and ' the wedding of Mrs. Yosl's'[ Gn Lucky 4~11 club when the man s .sunday at the Meson REGULAR 2.79 CLOSEOUT! Mrs. Woodrow Mora Mr. and d J y t , 1 , group met on Wednesday even- . Method1st Church. He was reC I gran son, ames os . ~~ rs... th , ot h h Mrs Charles Wildermuth y t · df k 'th 1mg at e n 1ason om mum1Y·cent1v c osen 1aym;uJ t e Regular 3.69 Add A Score- Mr. and Mrs. Mos redm~lme Rorb at·Y·ee l WId I Buildmg ' year at Jackson's Mltl Where ' r . an ,. rs. o . er'ted os an ,_ , 'fl1e nomma · t'mg romm1·tt ee se· ,, t he 1.ayman •s 1ns!ltu · te was ' Arvil Holter · 'Mr · and Mrs · Joe Mrs carnahan VIS! '1 R ld Dee cxe · b · 1 a wee .. . . 1, r. ona m, r- rut1ve su JCC. J.awrence, Mr. and Mrs. John , · . . 1ected the rullow1ng officers for 1held. Plain qead of Southern Local Program .at the Novembe~ 9 Rnse. ":1th her brother-m-law .and ! the commg year. They are: 1 He spoke on the need of peoColors .chools, and Mr. Mike Popp, meeting Will be by the f1fth Shoot for Loot _ Mr. and S l~ter . Mr . and M.r~. Ru:ssell·p~e;.;idcnL Martha Thompson ; ,ple toda:,· to turn to oor Bible. yd. SALE _ ~<~th teacher in the Souther· grade studen~s Refreshments . Mrs. Roy Gillilan, Mr_ and Mrs. ! R<:~dchH. Mrs. Radcliff ~nd v1ce president, Norman Reyn· He further related un the two 1Many Other ~rn High School , were guest committee w1!1 he Esther I Jack Spencer Mr. 'Bnd Mrs. · Mrs. Robert Yost accompamed olds : secret<try , Pau la Werry; ideologies, one based on Plain Louella Darrell Hawthornl". them home and spent the week treasurer. Hecky Lewis; Came and the other hate. \<lr. Kay 1peakers of the Syrac~se PTA, Thorpe, Ora Bass, Bargains in CoHon ~olors )ctober 14. 11le mectmg, con· Moore, Maxme Vari!ln. Ooro· Pound A Nail _ Mr. and end. Leader. Beyerly Carson; Carol Wilson, conducted the devotion· yd. Piece Goodt SALE lucted by the president, Mar- thy Stewart and Jcnn1e Lou Da- 1Mrs. Waid Spencer, Mr. and i .Mr. and Mrs. ~·esle.y.McKen- Fru th. reporter and song lead- 1al service and introduceQ the :are! Cottrill, opened at 7:30 vis. Mrs. Robert Bailey, Mr. and ! Zle of Salem, Oh10, v1s1~ed Mr. ers. Susnn Thabet and Cheryl guest speaker. Yith the singing of tile P.T.A. . , ''lS Mrs_ George Frederick. ! and Mrs. Ralph. McKenzie. Oth- ~urn s. Hosts were James Lew- I ----;.mg and pledge to the Ameri· The closmg pr~~cr "" '. by Milk Bottle Game - Mr. and '· er guests spendmg several days IS, Jr. and fi'rancis Queen. JOINS MOELL£R 'an flag in unison followed by Rev . Thorpe. Dunng the suclal . Mrs Norman Vlcr'ain '1r and Iwere Mr. and Mrs. Raymond JI . ' h f k' I · . " '" · · M. h WASitl NGION 1UP .he PTA prayer by Esther Har· our re reshments 11r coo les •. Mrs. John Fick. Mr. and Mrs. ; Washburn of Detrmt, 1c . Sun- 1 . NEW YOHK (UPIJ -Insects, a H Moel1 .Ohio Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns len Devotions were b)· the Punch and coffee were served ICharles Fick · day guests were the Wash burns ticks and mites can cause dam- W.lter · .e r, D K 1• le~ William Thorpe of tbe 1by :\lary Nease, Jean Nease, Dodg.. er Ga~e _ Mrs Grace : and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lew- age amounting to billions o{ : today Dbr . .Mal ri1In L. 1 roe meke, WY 2·228' 115 W. SECOND · · ' "ary '1 · G1 rue- Gumpf Mr and Mrs Wallace · 1Is, · caro1 an d Dav1'd of porne- dollars annua lly, accordmg . , on sab at~ra eave. oCo a . lat':arene Church Be 11 '" rrarner. ,sus1e .d 1 · · I d F H .1 \1 ' · · d M E . as POMEROY OHIO ser an aye am1ton .. ar- Amb~rv 1 ·r, Mrs. Wanda Lark- I roy an recent ca 11 ers were r. 1 ncycloped1a InternatiOnal. T hpres1Cent ll ot 11 haneordJa 0 Serretary and treasllrer re- Ithat Ash and Thelma Jeffers Iins Iand Mrs. Melvin McKenzie of Jt has been estimated that eac ers dege, .1 ., 1 s 1the United States alone 1orls were read and approved. I were contributing hostesses. I Pitch A washer _ Mr and Los Angeles, calif. namt ed tahn e ucatmnrne.an'cunsult· T . bl . d h f h . c lrmfull ; an on e congress s iiiiiiiiill cher d t \II tea parens, s an I he servmg ta e was center- Mrs. Dale Kautz, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. an Mrs. Jo n Humes o 1t an 10,000 speCies of w rlends introduced themselves. ed with a very beautiful ar- !John Chaney, Mrs. Bob Grues- Canton and Mrs. Alice Me-~ insec!s, tkks and mites i'ree will offering was taken. rangement of bronze mums in 1er and Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Gaugh of Warren spent several year can cause damage a· m01mt· •erslly AgrtcuJtur&l Sc1JOOI, BLOOMING 4.95 Goessler Jewelry Store ·~ ' BORDEN'S I MAKE DUDLEY'S FLORIST YOUR HEADQUARTERS ~\~:;~ ~~~~;;'.~, Mrs. Arrangemenl i 29' 5 PM SPECIAL! :::,:~!ted their aunt, Tho Cbeater PTA wtll sp0 0• 1 Loud speaker - Mr. -..=...-., II •. . . lAIItle ,....en, Other recent/ ....ta were Mr. and Mr1, Edmund Wrl~ley of Baltimore, Md. Cames, Fun Committees are Announced for Racine Chester PfAHallowe en Carnival Oct 30 Soeiety Notes I I I 'l - • • I • ! I �. .. • ' . - • -.. - • ~ . . .. 0 ' \ f: ' ) 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., SELLING CAI\DS ··'!'be Youth Cholr and Acolytea ef the Federated Church are IOlllllg Cbrisma• cards, ribbon, ftldy.mado hows, wnppiDII pa. per, and Chrlstmao napkin• and "Bless This House" napkins. You can contact either Mary Hayes or Ralpb Werry, dtroc. tor, If you wlab to purchase any Item. - SHIRT FINISHING Our best quality service • 1 DAY SERVICI ON REQUEST Robinson's Por~~•roy --- -- ll, 1965 Qct, Held T - 'A 1l LOW PIICi • , , HIGH QUALITY t : I 1 • l a Only Schwinn offers such fine quality at such a thrifty price. And Schwinn bikes lost longer for greater econa omy. For the best value rlde a Schwinn! ( dOY ' LADIES SLACKS SIZES 32·38 .98 f ~ B s ~ MILL STREET- MIDDLEPORT l----""-""'"""""""'-..,.,,._ .,.. ..,.,,.,..,....,..,..,--,.,.,.,..,...,.,,J N w' N Ch0¥ IIe e~N · • I New Horizons Is Theme of Circle Meeting I I ocr. U Jr. High Honor p ils Announcr<l "p t Equip~odl 1 GILMORE Jo~e- · CALL 675-2460 (Toll Cuotomors Cell Collect) distributed in this area by CITY ICE and FUEL COMPANY point Pltthnt, W. Ve. FUIZ ~ HIATING OIL t•· 11 ... - eotorctoarT-.., _..... cuut• DOUBLE tHE Pltl\lRE· PULLIKC POfi£R ,, "'"" eeier n 1 sh::~u~-ri~; Altron® llyloo ........ 685 '!:.';f.:l.n;:f!!!l!• ' • .. l~llll...i;~lt JOUt ,.IY ,.. tl!l&h Ills; WOMEN'S APPAREL MIDDLEPORT, 0. POMEROY 118 E. MAIN ~~~{fi~~~ MORNING . Ru\n Glll'ment BAG LIRI Slltll ROSES 99 12/BBc ~,., FACIAL TISSUf.S 2J3Bc 18~ ln. tall, look ra11! Whole dorenl Jumbo size Jn 1m· bosud vinyl. u."' :.::. ": .ve box with sort, white, tx1. a tls1ues. Our Ol'tn top q1.1alitj' bre-rt1, with 400 shettt, 200 pultal I!IO~orlw:nt S•r• On Cookware! TEFLON SALE! 3 PC. GRIDDLE SET 10 in. square grid· die : 2 cup m1xer; 11 1,~ in. nylon turner. 3 57 • Rll-4.99 TEFLON CASSEROLE LINT REMOVER !.3s Val, 6]e "PIXdll" rallty ;.H•: Wl!h extra rel1ll. lte-. 58c · Ruth Barry·• 3Vg'}C b ~1ft--··-- - · , ... _..,. ~ fiKh 64t 150eniersheer seam les s. Run - guard heel; toe. Sizes8 1h-ll. INSULATED MUGS Friends may can at the Mohr-1 Stevens Funeral Home after tl • 1 ----------------------------------_.------------------------------------------ Tubular at.el frlmt w1th plastic se1t. TRASH CONTAINER "·•·Jll .2.98 • Kitchen TOOLS 2/55c TEFLON BAKEWARE :.7~ 1.37 t«b Choice of 9 in, loaf pan ar pie .Yt,, platti 8 m, aq. cake pan. Non· ·~: 1t1ck ••• wash without scourtni. SOCKS IRONING 67c S1 l1c0ne or Teflon coated or cotton drill. Boudoir H1mper, 1lr!Orl8·in ...... .......... 19c Girls' Nylon Stretch PIDIS, 7-14.. ......... t11 Children'• Nylon Slac~s. 2-1 .... ..... ...... 1.11 AIIOrted Blousos. Shirts, 32-38 .. ............ 1.31 Women's Sketch Cap1ls, 8-18 ............... 3.11 20x24-ln. Framod Pictures .................. 1.11 PLASTIC DRAPES :a BB• Forovlf·the·knee! Woven Orlanl Acrylic, nyloA atretch. 7·1!1 1h, 9-11. 2jJOO Llcy or flor•t print. Wipe cle•n with a damp tloth! Lined. 72x87-in, pr. •iz•. N-8·111 5234 , VHF·UHF tHtptlon. Sound out ...... 14.000 volto of .1..... ....... lftlhlild ehtntltllltdleltcii'L Alllllltlbll ToM Qlntrol. Tuntlsl'tDitrtd .UHII' Tun.,, Contempor~ry Wlth Tr1dt Pilat 27•.as. in . solids rayon, r.otton cut 8anfori~tdl O:FiHita tt. JllctuN aver 11.000 tlmn -114111111'1 -·" " "'""'" _ 'atton I.BB CDttonfltrmal, bo>ttr topo. Ql~o· 1-1•. 1.68 colton ~nit, Mollo: aqua. \ te a. T~ermol FOREMAN & ABBOTT ' N. 2nd A.., Mlclclleport, 0. pile, non·skldblck. 221 Dermal BLANKOS Cotton WIIVUJ miChlne walh1ble, 444 721190 ....... fl•nntl, Boys' 6-16 1ilatl1t llleli IMiniiGaM OOIMt. .1111 aptfolltf, .WI, ...--== ,...................... . . . . .........,.,...,. •••••tl AREA RUGS 1111&10 ..... All IUtltllnel t pOMEROY STACII STOOlS 4/BBc :."A2.22 ,::~. Big 10 gallon size; plastic; metal cover. alo)1, Slzao 6 to 16, ~r~~:~e~i~:ywi~o~~:J: W MAIN STREET POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY , . PHONI WY2-2126 m. 33e 44c 94c ~~- 6 l14 Ill! 32' 32 inchoo. !Cotton flannel plaldl with "I· calltra; permanent w ModPrn des tgn, col ored glass, Prints n' plains with hand-roll•d hems! Hav• one to 10 with every out- SHIRTS See the new '66 Chevrolet, Chevelle, chevy Jl, and Corvette at pur dtlltr'l • . ' .. Corvllr ----·-·-· - -· --·- - TSII?t' 37e NYLONS Chrome plotod: blk, pl•stlc handles i" saulpturtd deaign, - ASH TRAYS TEFLON UTENSILS I nylon turners. spoons, cutters 1n wh ite; sandalwood. I " - --- <M• ~------··1• 11 • • ..., THE L&Z SHOP THE SHOE BOX Ben Franklin \ -'IOithflat.-corneringauspenslonand'latplla('l.'l5xU) red.stripe tire~- AfullY syn~ 84peed ~ sion with lloor-mounted stick ehift Ia standard. Or 1011 can order a 4-IJ!eed or Powmlld....also Stato-buolld front seal~, center co:osole and full I!SIIIItrameltubt. Impressive tn"edentials, sure. But Ito l'llllb'IPiftillate wbat C)levrolet'a perfol'llUIIIC8 apaalalfallllaft llflll1l up wttll here :you've got to get lntto 0111 cl tJ.I Olllvllll SQPel" Sports and see for ;vountelt. ,t\nd the place to do that, Ita~ to- ana drive any of the ten other new Cblnllll for '88-'- , your Chevrolet dealer's. He's a ' great believer In letting the cusl JQU01'110 Inclined, tomera bandle the merdlandise. ' Both Oblvellei!S llll6 models ride on a special chassis Surviving in addition to his parents are one sister. Ruth Ann, at home, and paternal I"andparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ba. Ill casey of Gallipolis Ferry. Graveside service wlU be held ' IDUJ -=::::::::::_______<!,...,,.,,.,,.;,,.,,.,~;;,;.;...!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!It!! by Chevrolet a1 DuPonf':!N;> ' • Tilt fiiU" oontnlllttr lion~ Is Olll"'lontly 1111C~III awlllble In Sriti-M In nariety of ttYiu th fi'Dftt or front and baci PIMll to~,. IIIUfl llllllliiJlllltlillt U1 Now ... superb eolor in brighter, clearer reeeptlon, 00 itt areas! Don't buy any TV until you • : , • Lycra" Spandex wltb Dishwasher safe; 10 oz. !lize. Plastic. Mrs. Larry Rein.,, speech! and hearing therapist of the Ravenswood School district, wu psi speaker when the sau.. bury PTA mel Tuesday evening. .\'e,. Cllft!l!e SS 196 Sptll't CllUpeThe meeUn& opened with the pledge Io the flag Jed by Cub wJtl. clean-smlpled al!-ne!IJ Body by Fisher. Scouts Pack 246. Devotions were lad by Mrs. Thomas Bentz. It was announced that the next meeting would be a family night dinner at 6:30 p. m. and Dr. J Charles Holzer .,m bo guest 1peaker. A fall festival at the liChool as announced for November ;j 18. Plans were made to wve '11 the Farm Bureau dinner on Two new Super Sport beauties for '66()ct.ober 26. The school consolidation was discussed. Mrs. Max• hardtop and convertible-propelled by nothing Ine Arnold had a clloploy on the school lunch program In oblau than the new Turbo-Jet39& VB. eervance of school lunch week. Refreshments were erved at Their 1!9 b~ griUB seta them apart tight ofl' •• a the clese of tbe meetllli by Mr. apecial breed of car. And their new Turbo-Jet 396 VS and Mrs. Harry Johnson, chalrM ill right behind it ready to seeond the motion. man, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Car· This remarkably efficient power pbult, with aircraftteton, co-chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ohlinger, Mr. and type valves, deep-breathing porb! and other deslg11. advance•, dtmOPI825 hp in the standard version, And 11. The infant was born TueltJou'l'l welcom1 to order more-in a BflO.hp version-il' day at Pleasant Valley Hoaplt· ~m.Thurs~y. 29'' Acetate Tricot. 1 , Our men ate specially trained to deliver Texaco Fuel Chief Heating Oil to ;your home efficiently-ana courteously. Good combination-reliable service ud the beat heating oil money can buy, Enjoy both o!. them. Give us a can. comfortably with COMPENSAlF" ., ucatton Act of 196.1. Mrs. Gary Wayland enler- Durin,w the business aesslona, tain~ her card club Monday two ne~ members were weieven~ng. Gue1ts weN corned mt? the society, Mrs. Moms, Betty Smith, Pa!iy Robert Bailey and Mrs. Waid I Johnson, Elsie Haddox, EmiiUI Spencer. I Moodispaugh Carol Burton Plano were made !or World's Erma Hendricks. Betty '•'";;;o~f~Pr~ay~e~rO::a~nd:..:;S~el;;:f-D;;;•::;nl;;:al won the door prize. The hosleiS II served refre~hments at the close •lRST of tho. meetin11. Tho nt•xt mee~ QUALITY lltfi w11l be held a! the home REGULAR Mrs. Haddo_x_.______ Certified Oil Station Houdashell "'I. M•ln St. Pom•m Elastic walst · band. White, solol'l. 5--10. I You can coullt on it every time when you deal with us. Flatteryoarf~F.e .99 WOMEN'S BRIEFS Courteous servi~e Mrs. Heines is Speaker for Salisbury PTA . I' • • INFANTS SHOE Bowen, Mr. Hice. Mr. Hicks, SUPPLY STORE =:-: 3 Caoh Bahr, Mro. Rice, Mr o. Hoath Methocllet Church wtll Yeauger, Mrs. McElhinny, Mrs sponsor a family night dinner Kincaid and Herman Kincaid. at the church Sunday evening •Games were played during the Oet. Z4 at 6 p.m. wlth Mr. ar evening. The closing prayer was Mrs. Newman Burdette a!k. given by the Rev. Donald Hicks. family •• gueots. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lohse, Ute Rev. and ocr. 25 Mrs Donald Hicks, Mr. and Jane. HDwell Tent Daughters Mrs. Joe Bishop, Mr. and Mr• uf Umon Veterans will meet Edward Evans, Mr. and Mrs. ~onday at 7;30 p.m. at the DAV Hermon Kincaid, Mr. and Mrs all. Walter Lee, Mr. and Mrs. William Grueser, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowen. Mr and Mrs TO REIIEAII8E Gerlach, Mrs. Franklin Triplett. The youth choir of the Fed- Mr. and Mrs. Dan White, Mr. erated church will hold re- and Mrs McElhinny, Mr. and hearsal Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Willard Buyer, Mrs. Frank1:30 p. m. when plans wlll be lin Martin, Cash Bahr, Mr. and linished for the Thanksgiving Mrs. Rice, Mr. and Mrs Ycauand Christmas program. All ger, Mr . and Mrs. Chester Ermemhera are urged lo attend. Iwin and Mr and Mrs. Millon "New Horizons" was the theme of the program presented by Mrs. Pearl Mora when Fully Students of he the Friendly Circle of the Fed· EconDmY Pncedl Seventh and Eighth grades er le(l Church met Tuesday maki~g the si~ weeks honor ev:ning at the church. Whal f.aturesl Strong Schwinn t~J.. roll mclude: E1ghth - Nancy Selected scripture from Exobular timJ, s~hwlnn bui\l.jn kick. \ Buchanan, Richard Hawley, and Isaiah, the hymns, Lord stand, Amtrl~;an made cocuter Rhonda Hysell, Jan Long, Speak to Me That I May Spesk" br<Hce, slim-lin• tCink with horn. bie Ord, Sylvia Swanson, John and "Higher Ground," by the <hromt jllo!ed package carrier ond ' Tannehill, Dtane Welsh, Greg- group and prayer concluded the fender-mounted h•Odli'iJht. Rides better, lasts longerl ory White. atudy. 1 Seventh - R a n d y Becker, During the business session, Dennis Boggs, Mary Bradbury, Mrs. Carl Kautz, president, Eddie Brown, Gary Ellis, named a committee to plan the We Have Models For Boys and Girls of All Ages I ta Fultz, Sharon Glaze, David coming year, with Mrs. Elza Haggerty, Kim Johnson, R·ni- Gilmore Jr. as chairman. A Including the E~citing 1\cw Sling·Ram Models. Se· anne Kloes, Robin Mills, Ka· auction was planned for !eel Yours Now or Lay-Away For Christmas. thy Moore, Eugene out meeting. A contrlbuJoyce Riley, Kayle Russell of ~ ...., made to the Glenna Sprague. Council for Jay life and work of the United Church of Christ. Infant Son Dies · Robert Eastman ...., wei· corned as a guest. Miss Erma Wednesday Evening Smith thanked the Circle for 1 PT. PLEASANT - James Ro- flowers sent her whlie hospital· bert Casey, one-day-old son PHONE 992-1774 Robert E. and Mary Spo,ncl" I Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs. Paul Casey, Henderson, Werner served a dessert course POMEROY, 0. 111 W. 2ND Sf· nesday evening in Holzer from a table carrying out the Balloween theme. An arrangement of mums combined with large brown owls made by Mrs. GUmore centered the table. Leaf cut-outs and Halloween i candy and napkins completed the table. I ' FLEET ste~ Party on Birthd4y Millo Waylll!d, sotl ol and Mrs. Gary Wayland. ved his fifth birthday with I party Monday during the ternoon kindergarten .... o este• .met at the !th at Little Hocking, memboro ll~be 4-H Camp ot II - --taught by Mrs. Pearl Reynolds. =~~ r~.~~t1~ m Its :onthZ' or the Middleport Garden club w. Va. Carol Gerlach of the She was USIS~ with the five vftlto:s prOI:~m n a ;~~~n:holunldcheolnl NreUloervaUoknsl Top ToppePs 4-H club was ly by Mro. Waller Morris · u ea e e Zer e tress of ceremonieli. Mrs. Reynolds. Mrs. Karr open.d the mtet- ' by ~~r 25th. I The Rev. Albert McKelllle Belpen .,ore Danny with medilalion und prayer. IOct. 2Bth at th8 ob ch the Episcopalian Church of Gal· Tina Joseph, Ricky Hayeo waa protram ur · Upolil, entertainod the 4-H'e" ner, Connie Burion, Chrloty , using •• her topic ParPenni Hysell Jackie in the War on Pover· ~ated at the birllld•y the material were with Mike were Jill Walb Orr, Frederl'*, Ado Ricky Winebrenner. Ve~!i 'Bnd Eva Kimes_ Swilher, Dann Morri• d Mrs. Hayes introduced Mr. WHITE and BROWN Kimberly Johnson. y 1ce cre<im an E t Execullve head of Sizes 3 to 8 cupcakes favo . lh · aa ern schoola, who 11poke , rs were given e f t . lnceMII0I children. an ~-pover Y c1 the ldenhly of Poverty Head Start program Youth Co ' ENTERTAINS CLUB rps, and the Elementary :r: $199· I p CALENDAR ocr. IsHomebuilders EnJoyed by ' Morrison Speab ~~~ maf ... cmr 800 Penou ~Sentinel, l'olllel'o7-Mlddleport, b, Oet.l1, .ai; ToLadiesot 1Be Qbkdned NOUJ AtteDded Banquet Chest wscs !hell' partQ!s wllll cllall: char.. IIIII» tltdleu...... er . In regard to the PaD Jl&llollo MASOM - 0vtr 100 persons was tn Mrs. Eileen Sill- II WQ Ia ~.., t11J1e ~ Mrs. Larry Morrison was al•.l meeting of the OhiO Assoela- attended the 4-H Mrs. ~e::'~~.j ~~..,. r~~ls ! ;aker when the Ilion of Garden Clubs November Banquet on f ~::;~:.1 :!·~M~aryz.~Fr:oe~nd~t~w~er~e~~in~4-:H~Le~a:rler~s:.!Aasocia::·~llon:-~.: Mike Waylanillia. 7 Living Room Suite Chr1s~mas Ann~al Dinner ! B~tter I was welcomed al!l a guest. tre beginnisg at 9 a. m. when A. L. Phelps. -- - - ·· I .. · df th Amerl·can Legl·on Au•1'lta' ry Relreshments were served by 1 FLEX STEEL Imt.taLJon was h~l or one e "' the hostess to those named a- 1 _, d t J d G ther A Jav of Lewis Manley Post 263 met cao~l a e' uf Y s m ·- Tuesday evenl·ng at the home bo ve an d Mrs. \V aIt er KennedY1 1 c· 11 was 2 PCE. ette shower or e rna a Jr Mrs Milton Roush, Mrs. 1 I1announced for the November 16 of Mrs. C. R. Young in Mid- ., · 1 t' M s Cleland asked dleport. Denver Kapple and a guest, . 1 meemg. r . Sad R h that members who plan to at- Mrs. Arnold Richards, presin ra ous ._ _ _ ·- , tend tht' dinner on Booster night dent, opened the meeting in , 50 "r before October 30. ritualisti~ form. nepartment Mrs Paul Simpson. Mr. and 1 SPECIAL M w·m Oh\in,gE>r, Mr., Contact h,_ A dolly donated by the ways child welfare and Oepartment 1 r~. 1 am . and means committee was a- Rehabilitation a!'lsessments were • and Mrs_ Carl Dill, Mr. ~nd 1 warded to Letha Wood. PracM pa!d Annual dues were collect- Mrs. Jr.H Wilson, Mrs. MarJnr-1 . I t. t b te ed . Members were asked to ie Price, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I tiee for mit a Jon a oos r : . Bentz, Rev . an(l Mrs. Mcnzrl MIDDLEPORT, 0. meeting was announced for Oc-- brmg cards for Vel· h and Ml!!is Rosalie Story. ·,,_ _ _ _......,...,..,.,...,.-' 1 . tober 31. at 7 p.m. erans hosp1tals to the nett Sm t _ _"'!.. ---- Mr~ Wakely complimented meeting. Mrs. Emma~land was ' the tC"<im cap1ain _and her team appointed communit) ,chairman. on their · Work and gave the Prayer for peace by Mrs. Will Counctl a good grade. Mrs. Betz. Winston, chaplain, closed the I ing and Mrs. Parlin each spoke meeting, and rcrreshmests were briefly_ Gifts were presented lo served by the hostesses, Mrs. Mrs. Wakely, Mrs. Betzing and Young, Mrs. Oscar Hardaway~! Mrs. Cleland. Mrs. Wllllam Smith, Mrs. Win· At the close of the meeting, stun and Mrs. Arlena Reese. a grab sale was held by the miscellaneous committee, after which refreshments were served by the kitchen committee, to 45 members and the guests. SOCIAL A dinner was en o ed Rock Sprinp Heallh by 37 members of the Club wUl meet Thursday at I builders ,Class o! the Middleport p 11 at the home ol Mro Wll Church of Chnst Tuesday evell~m 'orueser with Mra. Harold alng at the church. The dinner, Blaeksloll In eharge of the pl'O- on annual allalr, wal prepared gram and Mrs. HuilJ Bearht and served by the PhllaUtea the contest. Secret pals w111 b; Women or. the church. . revealed wilh a &if!, AU mam- The dmmg room decorat1ona bers art urged to be pre!ent. earned out the halloweeo The w.S.C.S. of tho Great theme with orange candleo and Bond Methodiit Church will table centerpieces featuring hold a rummago ~ale In the pUIIlpkins filled with autumn Simpson bulldllli across from mums and fall follase. Mr. the Racine Post Offtce, on 0c- Wendell CJ:erlach was master tobtr :12 and 23 from 10 a.m. of ceremomes and Mr. Kenneth unt1l 5 p.m. McElhinny gavedthe table . . grace. Serv.mg on the ecoratmg com· OCT. 21 mitt e w' M ~ a· The annual Halloween festie ere rs. J,Rl'nver ace, val sponsored by the Syracuse Mrs. Norman Yea~1er. and . be h ld . h h Mrs. Franklm TrtpleU. PTA wa 11 1 auditorium S te rd m t e ·sc .oo , G'1fls were presented by Mr. tb a uh ay evemns 1Gerlach on behalf of the class 0me o er 23 , wit the g r a n d to Mr. Thomas Bowen, teach: _~chTito &tart promptly at er of the clai!S, and Mrs. Wen~ · l.ere will be a (ort.une dell Gerlach, class president 1 ller, l10h pond and vano1" The pool hlolory of the claoa ~ameo. Candy, baked goods, hul ' wao rood and a resume of the og1 and coffee w11l be sold. paot year's projects ;.here Will be door prizes and New officers were named In· -"h prtzeo for maxked WID· eluding Mrs. Kenneth McElhJn. ne~~·iel D 111 b b d ny, president; Chesler Erwin, at the Un~ ~eth~l ~ ~~rv\ vice pmident; Mrs. Joe BlahFriday beg! . t ~O urc op. secretary . asoiotant secrewith a sar.kn~~:h aat noo~: tory, Mrs. Herman Kincaid; te rnoo n aervtce · WI.11 be from urer and Mril. 'I'homa11 Bowen, treu. F~llowing the dinner a pro1 lo I p. m. Tho Middleport High School gram WBB prceenled by mem-. Senior Cluo 1'- oponoorlng a bero of lhe class which includrummago sale m the old A&P ed three skits, Taking port in building on Fnday and Satur- lhe first, enlltled. "Believe ll " day, Oct. 23 and 24 from 9 a wero Wendell Gerlach, Denv~r m. to i P· m. Rice, Herman Kincnld, Mrs. Ev'angellne Chapter, OES, Kincaid, and Mro. Donald Middleport, will spon•or • bake Hicks. "Ror.~ance Matured" leasale Saturday, Oct. 2S >n the · Dudley Florist building In Mid- lured Mrs. Norman. ~~auger . b and Thomas Bowen, and Moun· dleport . Mem bers br1ng 1ng ak· . M . ,. 1 ed goodo are to have 11 there om ag1c wa• presented hy at 9 a.m. Mrs. William King M.rs. Denver R1ce, Re~·. Don Mrt. RJcltard Pi!!kens, Mra. An~ Hicks. and Cas~ Bahr. Thomas and Mrs. James Clat- 1 Taking part 10 a vocal num worthy are co-chairmen her I Am A Goose" were Mr. I I 1 I Be MadeR~ BAKER FURNITURE ' •IIIJ l Mrs. Smith is Host to Church Group at Home October 30th Bake Sale is PI ecJ Being ann "•t ,, 84 th Birlhday ,. Obsert~ed Ocl. 17th Food BtUkels to Mrs. Frances Romine ceJe. Reunion is Held brated her 84th birthday SunPlans were made lo prepare UeS day, Oct. 17 at the home of her M H old Smith entertain- Thanksglv,IRI food balkets lor . daughter and son-in-law , Mr. rs. ar . . . shut-ins when the Love)oy Ctr~ By Bailey Family The annual inspection oi d M Henry Euler of Port- ed the Evangeline M!Sstonary cle ol the Middleport F I r l I Children of the late F.llsworth Chester Council Daughters of ~nd. n. Society. ot the Pomeroy Church Bapllst Church met Tuesday and Ruth Bailey and Carman Amenc~ waa ?eld Tuesday ev.e· Present were Mr- and Mrs. of Chnst T.uesday evemng at evening at the church. Mrs. Manning Kloes, chairman, gave and Jo!le Bailey held a reun- ntng WJth Edith Wakely, dis- Bert Romine and Connie Sue her home m Syr~cuse. trict deputy, the lnSJ16cllng of· of Hemlock Grove; Cecil and The meellng, !0 charfie of the opening prayer. ion at the home of Mr. and Mary Midkiff and Charles Smith Mrs. Leo Bryan, preSident, op· , W•. Ralph Bailey of Prospect, ficer. ·;. of Hemlock Grove· Gene Ro- ened with devotions taken from ! Mr!!. John Fultz was devoter, co unc 1 Leda Mae ' and Mrs. li· Thessa1omans · bY Mrs. Ma•"on 1t'1ona1 1eader an d Mrs . oct. 10. · Kraeu re orted ill mine, Columbus: Mr. Attending wert Mr. and Mrs. or, prcst~"'i:· ~nd pand Aud- Don Hill of Letart Falls; Mr. Fisher, who also read a poem, Kloes gave the lesson !rom the 1~ ~~~6~ h Hos· and Mrs. Dovle sargent, Dick "'If Nobody Smiles." Members study book, "The Church Not George Leffler, Ronnie, Elaine, were Opa r<Y ToprrekncebiD .Wo~"! while and Goldia, Pomeroy RD L; responded to roll call wilh a Made With Hands." and Brenda of Marion; Mr and p1ta1 ar ers urg, · .. Luci'lle Kraeuter and Eva Bail· Bob Roush of New 11'Bven, and verse of scr1pture on w.It chcraft · j During the business session 'I Mrs. Albert Wigal, Bryan, HarM Pa ker and Mary K. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Romine, Members brought gifts for the , the White Cross quota was disry, Judy, and George, Racine; :~se ~% ho~e from hospital. Keith and Larry of ~exas, Oh10. Grundy Mission In Grundy, Va. cussed and other business matMr. and Mrs. Ted Bailey, Up- Ma Parker sent thanks for Refreshments of JCe cream, Plans were made to send sunM ters. Refreshments were servM cake, coffee and pop were serM shine boxes to shut-in members ed by Mrs. John Fultz end Mrs. l per Sandusky; Mr. and Mrs. ift~nd cards sent her. G . ved. for Thanksgiving. A round robin Clara Riley. Emett Bickle and Coonie, CardNat ional and State orfJce.rs get well card was sent to Mrs. Present for the meeting were Ington; Mr. and Mrs. Otis BaiJ. Elwood Bowers a! Holzer Hos- Mrs. Kloos. Mrs. Riley, Mro. ey, Lois, Marie. Racine; Mr. were received officially and m· eluded Mrs. Wakely, past stat~ pltal. Mrs. Bryan and . Mrs. Fullz. Mrs. Lera Jones, Mrs. and Mr.;. Jack Wigal, Sherri, councalor and dlstrlc~ deputy, Jerry Masters receaved barthday Jennie Kauff, Mrs. Iva Tumer, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Edith Betdng, assoc1ate state gifts from their secret pals. Mrs. Dewey Richardson, Mrs. 1 Bickle Key West, Florida. and councilor, and Er~a Cleland "Peace through planting chur- Harold Chase and Mrs. Rich-' Miss Phyllis Ann Wigal, Gallideputy of Chester Counc1l. Fay~ Plans were made for a bake ches/' was the topic of the IDIS· 1 ard Owen, president of the B. 1 polis. Parlin of Marietta Council oale October 30 at the Tri Lus- sion study presented by Mrs. ·\ II. Sanborn Society. I •' I! Inspection of Do, ACo.uncJ'f ' ' 1.88 Swittt·lop Pity Waatlbukll .... 1.11 Men'll.lllltl WKk &ltlll .. ,. , .211 Mltll Double Pllttl F,_, .,,. Jlc Aunl a,. Yom 70 yds 27e Wild Gllln VIRJI fnmts ....... 31o Plly T1wM Dltltl• .......... ~ 41 RPM RICtnl' 10 Tlllts ....... ic Wllllll't Slltlbn, 1-1 .... Uf AIIOIItll s.ttlt IIPt HIM!tlp, •. , .1.44 pill$~ L,..._,, ,Ben Frankl. ~ · 10 i POMEROY, 0. t> PNONI WYW4II �·~ .. ,. ., / f Community llulletin Board Classified Ads Your Modern FOR SALE For Sale 1 . SEWING machlnea, repair 1101' O~E refrigerator, $10; One dm- viee, aU makea. WY :l-l2IK. ette, $15 '5 pieces ); One bot· fte Fabric Shop, tied gas range, $35; Autlrroized Singer Saleo One wringer . washer, $40 (speed Queen): One coueh, $10; Ono Service. I a zt libre glass drapes, $15; One lamp table, $3; One occasion· al chair, $3; ottomon lawn mowll', seH ··.::n~ flO; Con be seen b ll! IIJid 1 p. m. Mrs. Guy Walter• Middleport, Ohio. Top of Middleport Hill, tlrro Middleport Hill Cometory. Phone WY 1· ' 1'/11. 10 20 .11 p \I ON DISPLAY AT tfc I:""======--==. rocker, $10 ; One twin inner spring mattress, coil springs $8 : One double box • spring and mattress, $20 ; One metal bed and coil sp rings, $6: Chesl I $6; wardrobe, $5; tweed rug ·. and pad, 12 x 12 11:!, $35: 4 prs . -------. 66Chevys eBIG TIRE SALE NOW GOING ON LOW IALI PRICiS ON ALL SIZES Wo Glvo TV Stomps! SUPER SERVICI 5TATION Ph. WY 2-9932 PonMroy Card Of Thlnb On AGood OK Used Car! POMEROY MOTOR CO. USED CAR CENTER &Jr lHEREs STILL QUITE A err l£FT- the Lindmark Dairy Appreciation Banquet Tues., Od. 26, 1965 Salisbury School 7:30P.M. AIN'T SeEN LOWeE7Y at !Andmut O!lloo Thurodlly October Jl. Ill' DAILY CROSSWORD Looolly owned by retired gentleman. 6 cyl engine, Powerglldo traM. Radio IIJid heal-er. Ei:cellBnt tire6. Spotleso olean mteri.Dr'. Green finish. 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Door- $1995 2 tone linilb. OWnod by Joeal rea1donL CleaD ... tvrior. Bl.dio llld heater, new tiru, 9.81 A Ia. va . . gino. S1d. tralll. A niA>e """· Commander asks LeJJion Men rlTo Help in Blood Program ·:4 Little Hocking Club to Host Regional Event :tl. O!& elly 12. Teat. · 13. Veg!>lable H . Strut 18. Q roup ot three :W. Bello wing 20. Wing 26. Norwegian dramat.iat In the US.A. $340· Blaettnar's 00 Installed !.ruction 28. Subject Pomeroy, 0. Real Estate For Sale Hawley, Mary~ .J~o~~~ - - - Karen Carol King, Connie_ AUTO SALES II 1963 RAMBLER Amorlcan 2 Dr. 6 cyl, Std. trano. Rocllo and hHter 1963 RAMBLER Cl ...lc 770 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Std. trono, Radio and hootor 31. lale Father tt 1961 FA Std. 1r 1960 PL ~. "Thia il a niCe. clean, wholesome picture, 10 we'll have . plenty of tlmo t.O t&lkl" LOST: Brigbt earpet colon restore them with Blue Lu~­ tre. Rent electric shampooer, $1. Baker Furniture. Middleport. 10 IB r.tc " I - --TRUCKS---. 1964 Chevrolet Y.a Ton 6 Cyl. Pickup - LOST: One male Blueti('k hound on Sumner Road . Rin go" by name. Hllll name plat~ 1959 Ford Y.a Ton Pickup on 1955 Ford f.600 2 Ton St1ke a.d cullar. Contact Donald Fitch, Star Route, Chester, Ohio or call VI 3-2735. 8 cyllnder 5 Speed Trans. 10 19 3tp I ON THE SPOT FINANCING I You Alwl'fl Pay Leu At ... KEITH GOBLE FORD, USED CAR LOT ... II lllOic Mltldltpert; 0. 1 I'<JRKY PIG 35. Eat dinner 1 aa. Queen "" - ot fairies 29. Sp-icy I j JI.Exclam&- 30.. Medit>val WANTS ONE LIKE BLJ3S BUNN'i.1! I tioo •.+4 r£4-t-+-+-lmtlf<: 1'19 o l~l-+-+-+-lmk~~-1-1--l eo"'""" "'" 38. Filtirlg 37.8httil .....- 38. Bay ..... tiel4 40. Fur ll. Fat ~ in<~ - 10 ·~ • DAI1 V r'VI"'IQUU'fE- Here'• how to wo1·~ It: AXYDLBA..&XB t. LONGFELLOW One Jctler J;••plf staltds f« another. lJl tht8 M~rtple A i~> u;;;t· o:l fnr th~ three L'J:t., X for the two O'B. $ Single )letters, avoalmphies., tile length and fonaation of tRe v.ourds :11'(> n\1 l1 i n~ Ee,t:h day the code letUft 8ft cWfereat. A~...- PWSPWD~ ZPW DBW QZDC:PZO H P X H W P DB XU S P Z B E Z P P J.- &BIPOW~ llllj Yl!'llloWQJ Y.terdaJ'"II ~ )I(IJ)l)LB A~ WHE!\ YOU WMPO Radio roNDAf fURl! FRIDAY6 IHJ Sign Un - ''""' . '! J ~ I . '. Ill.\ Sacred H..r• •u w• · ,Meigs •·· ......,unt y R~ ,.v 1 25 Paul Bowers, F'arm 8 31 News I 51 Weather 7 . ~. NaUoool ,;ewo l oll.\ BiD Miller Sbo• 130 Sporb Par.oe 7o3ii BiD MiUer ~how 1:3f Picken11 Hardwar~.; 7:511 a 45 8.00 ~; 11.\ 1L:OO 1n · ~· tOo 30 I0.4; 10!; 1u.t: '.1 .1111 SATURDHS 1:00 Sign On - News UO Happy VaHey aoys 1;11.\ Country Music 'nmt 1:20 Colll'try Jamooreo • · t~> Protestanl Hour 7:JO Sporll Parade 7:35 Lan-y Anders011 Show 111:4!1 rt 's Music - t\rmy Thurs.) .. WJEH RADIO Monday Th"'ugb ll'rlday 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:2.\ News Briel 7:30 Musical Cloek 7:45 Eehoea of Joy 1:00 Ollio Valley News 8:11.\ World News 1:10 Sports Today 1:15 Weather Picture 1;16 MuSical Clock m · 8:55 Community News 11:00 Dutton's and Hertl!l Dairy t oOO Talk of the Town Newo Tup Teo Show n5 Mason CoWIIy Newo Bill Mill..- Show 12;00 Newo 10:00 Public Service Baker Furniture Show 12' 15 fusiCal lnterludr 10o05 Family Worship Hour Newt 12:30 Rev Merfln reelS 10o30 Latcllstrlng Collee with Janet 1:00 Newt ll oOO Newo Portralb of 1 Patrtol 1:05 Jim Mees Show 11;05 Morning Melodlea swap Shop 5;511 Sporb Parade (except Friday, BID Miller Brtl'ICb Show 6' 00 SUndown Serenade Church BelliJ Ring) •·. " Sign OH 11:45 World News Mason Agr P-ogram •~ Sl'NDAYS _ 11;55 Maaon County News ITresday) 7:30 Sign On _ Arm, Hour 12o00 Community News Family Worslllp ('l'hura.) 7:55 Newa 12;05 NOOD News A . ~. C. Program (Friday! 1:110 Baptist Layman·, Bout 12oJO Markets Newt 8:30 Sunda) Show 12:15 Mid Day Weather TIJ>y 's Country Juoctfou 9:30 The Bible Speal.> to You ll!o20 BuUeUn Board nuy•a Country Hymna 9o45 Legislative Roport 12o25 News 0 Grams Cemenl Block Newa 10 .00 The Good IJt 12:30 CoWIIy Agent Goossier'a Guesl Star , e 12:45, Country Gu Round 10' I> Congr01sman Moeller N 1 5 8 '''Mdayl 10·30 The Co try B . ; • ew. eat · un ymntlnlers Z: 00 Country Go Round Larry Andenloo Show lUO The Qlllel Hour •.•• N Be t Jim Meeo Show 12110 N •-~ ews a Blaettwir Auto Show 12:15 ~woCbristla Hour 3:00 Mid Way Matinee · • ns 3:55 News Beat Electnc Comp&ny N~W8 l2 30 Th R M r Jim Mees Sbo~ ' e ev . ' <'rl:r eets 1:00 Discing Wllb Doss ~ewa 1:30 The Rev. Silaa Blllu~• 4'30 lnterehange Jlm Meea 'lbow 2:00 The Rev. Andrew f.;rsons 5:011 Community New• 2:30 Sunday ~ howr:as . 5:~ Mason County News Rlzer'o ,W•~ther Report •' , 011 Sundo WD Serena dI ~ 5; 10 World • Ne"·-·• Newt Sparta Parolle ....., 1'1\Jts 6 6·110 Sundown Serenade 6:4.5 Sign 0!1 B1lo TO EXCHA!1Gi111'>U& ~- lil:Mf'IOMa- .,._ CTN 5:25 5:30 7:40 Hi US 7;25 7:30 7o4> 1:011 1:115 ; - Weather Sunset Boulevard NP.WS Sign OH Sign On, Musical Clock News lD Briel Musical Clock Echoes of Joy Ohio Valley Newo World NeWll LmLE ORPHAN ANNII 1:10 Sports Today U5 Weather Picture 1:16 Pt. Pleasant Footlmll IOo!O Songs lor Children IUS The Golden Key 11:011 Newa ll:r' Saturday Show 12:011 Local, Ohio, Nat Newo 12:20 Bullttln Board 12; 25 News 0 Grams 12·30 Saturday Natinee · News IJeadlineo 1:30 ~ • '. IIi ' . ~LL 01= ~AT ' BuT THE.RE' S ~\0 ~M FOR AAQTI-IE.R COP By HAROLD GilA Y ' ~ & 'llG14T E.OOI'l, AH RE CKON! AH JESi OIDtf r WNir T' ECIVE. WITI·IOUf MAKIN' 5URE '1'0U'D 14l1VE A A&.& FILLER · IN I 1''31 1 55 ' WIW '~ ·:~i.J ~ ~I LUCKY Pi;:OPLEf i By RAEBURN VAN BUREN Newo ' 1:00 Discing with Doso 1,30 Top Ten Revue ' 011 NI!WS Round up ;r; 5:15 Interlude 5:30 CommWiity Choirs &:00 Dinner Mualcalt 7 011 D p 7; •• Nonce arty :w '"' kEERECT. SONHY1 VOU TRYING TO MAKE A fOOL OUT 0' ME r ~"""'~ Br ART SANSOM VOU'? l~AVING'? 61t.US: Jo'2 lo31 Saturday Matinee 1:55 News Z:OO Saturday Matinee !:30 News Headlines 1;31 Saturday Matmoo !:55 News 3,011 Soturday Matinee j 1:30 News HeadDnes Saturday Matinee --~--6~;4>~~~~~0H=---------_:6:~a~Spo~ili:'~gln~OD~~~~~~--~7.~-4>~0U~•IbaAtr r-"''-----.:.=; 1955 FORD Falrlane 4 Dr. I cyl. Std. tr-ano. Radio and hoeter Lost and Found :U. Lime tree Vid·Nara :!6. Rouiclte •. ' u: • . Workll!u fHE BORN LOSER- - 1957 MERCURY 4 Dr. A.t. trans. Radio A holtor People~ Hl.lrse, ,.oc 5 Jn 6 50 ' 5002 Dr. I cyl. !lo and hooter . H Savoy 2 Dr. I cyl. A.t. trono. By AL CAPP U'L ABNER I\ 33. Withered · 32. Wot exa'*le •. 30 Std. Iran• Radio and hooter .........,. 23. Africau. or HURJ::TY 4:~5·00 5 11.\ 196~ FAIRLANE 500 4 Dr. I cyl. •. Jtj. Sooth SHkatchew:LA 3ol' 4.15 1962 ~ORD Golaxfo 500 2 Dr. I cyl. A.t, Irons. Radio ond hooter · ~o;, ;. Dlarti• 30. Accwnu- 12 :30 1962 FORD Galoxle 500 XL 2 Dr. H.T. I cyl. A.t. trona., powor &IMring, roclio and heoter c. .· .! court ll.lll ll o30 I~ 00 Co 30 1963 FORD Ctry. Sodan Wogon 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Std. trano. Rocllo ond hootor ~--r. 2 · river 't l. Be&Rt :!2.Spotted """""" ...... .. ·... b"~~~-+.n¥.f4-t-t-i-1-ii of Dn>yfus KEITH GOBLE FORD Pomeroy Motor Co. lR Attempt :.J>. S wisa ~T-r,,.,~~v.r.~r)lloslr.qlr.~il j ~-+4-+-~.t-r+-r;l II I P~tMI ~"­ Senior High Honor Roll Is Announced e Guaranteed 24 month! or 24,000 miles e Most Popular Unlt fo• grinding grain Rt"Yative 10. W eaver's again~L $895 eTransferable When You Trade Cars "'"""' 21 . liem:odns ~pea! · t'l. Verbal 2:1. ""a11guisb 14. Mille - 16. To el•• ~:l .,., 3 . 1ncile .. . Rodent a. Plural ending ·;. Wiriest ·;. Hoistin g device 8. R~er ill lt'ran.ce: poss. 9. Biblical term of ren~~rk Commander Guy Guinther member, Ed Duffy, had passurged all members o1 Drew ed away on October 16. Paul The FaU regional meeting of Webster Post 39 Monday night Casei, Post Finance Ohio Association of Gard1111 blood whes the Blood- gave a rundown on the en Clubs, Region 11, will he 1960 Ford Falcon 4 Door $395 mobile Is in Pomeroy next projects the post has held Saturday, November 8 at Loool trade In on new Chevy, 6 cyl. Std. trano. Plenl¥ Monday Octo 25 at the pated In and in finances of tbe L•ttle Hocking with the L1ttlo PomeroY Juni.;, Hi h. He urg- Post 1D generaL . Hocking Garden club us host. of unused mileage, ed an members the Amerl· ~ Post to goln~ to RegiStration IIJid coffee bour oaa Legion in county to bumper otickers with be from 9 to 10. The bust1961 Rambler Classic St. Wagon _ $795 , make a special e make Proud I'm An American" sesSion, Including the IllLocaUy owned, 6 cyl, engine, automatic trans. }t.adio and this eommunity program a a- them to be passeclool to memof Mrs . Jack Robson heater. SJMJtl~ interim, good tires. BrowD and belit hers end people of ·the com- as the new reg~onal director. finis.ll. See this bergain roday, <ess. unit Commasder Will be from 10 to 12 noon. Cbarl01 Swatzel, first <e ~J.d that 1 testimonial Lunch will be from 12 to I p.m. 1965 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door _ $2195 oommander, reported on me - nor will be held for Joseph The spe~ker for the afternoon henlhip. The 1966 membership Deutsch! Sr will be Mra. Earl BendLocally owned by lady, a new ear trade in. 15,000 milu, now stands at 205 (65 per <ent Obi Lee~ ·•. BD the Marietta. Her topic wiU be 6 ryl. Std. tnms. Radio and beater. Turquoi&e finish, A o gtOIIIIBII'e, at •~t . d l "· I . of quota). Swatzel annoWICed Hotel In Columbus Jan. 29_ •~ a JU_ ~e oo~ or 1n nice buy, that there will be a member. ' artJsJtc arrange. . . A conlrlbuUoo WBI mado She will Include flower ship coiiUIIIlk!e meetmg on the Pomeroy Athletlo Booster• ah tr dfllo 1 lod 1961 Chevrolet Impala H.T. Cpe. _ $1395 Monday October 25 at 7:80 he the ows, a na • per , Ja!>' • to lp defray ..... and Modern arrangeLocally owned b)' nu~. White finish. Red blterior, new p. m. at the Posl borne. taking boys bomt altar •• •lhleH men~.~~, .~ 1n what promises · tires. 6 rYL Automatic trano. lbaJll u ans 61 modo! you to •· uc Frank Cheesebrew reported ic practicea. A CIOIIIrlbutlo!l a most interesting and informwill ever flnd. on "Tho Gilll For Yanks Who also made to thl Amorifllll afternoon. Gave" program end Jl' r a n k Cross. Each garden club In Region Vaughan gave a report on Refreshmentl wore oervtd ia asked to brillg Ill favorite "Americanism." Commander lowing the meetintf by decorations Instead Pdco<l Bolow Morlrol Guinther aiiiiOWlCed that ono Gi!mort. an arrangement, lor dloplay Price, Only exchange of ideas. Ntw whitewall tires, 4 spttd tran&. Red body, good Reservation• lor the lunch· Patty Slaven. black top, are to be serjl to Mrs. ThoFRESHMEN_- Connie mas SCicy, Emol')' Lane, Uttlo ~· Cathy Bailey, Gall Board, Hocking, by Weduesday, OctoJun Clltwm1hy, Douglas her 27. 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. Reduced $1499 oon, Ricbard Linda ---L.oC'dl uwnt'r. 110 HP eng ine. 4 speed trans. Jet black Hackett, Noncy PleBI..I VaHey Hoopltal fmi~h. fu·d buckf't ~a l, radio and heater. Tires $hOW ab Herrmann, Joey . ADMITTED: WIUiam Craig, little w•·<1r. ta Hubbard, Mary Red House, W. Va.; Kimberly Middleport Jngb Bchool Ruth Ann Lacey, Cathy Manley, Lambert, Letart. dents who have made a grade\ Kathy Morgan, Randy Mulford, DISCHARGED: Mn. G. H. 1963 Ford Galaxie 5.00 - 4 Dr. Sed. $1795 of "B" or above Ill aD Lola Ann Sauer, Sherrie Shuler Jeffers, PI Plea10nt; Mra. Nor1 local owner, VS engine with Cruisematic trans., powt'f IUbjects for tbo 11nt Iii end Myrta Wilson. man Smith, Fros~ Ohio steering and brakes. Power seat, grey finish, new lit period of school lncluda: line whitewall tlr~s. Radio and heater. SENIORS - Carole Anderson, Tom Baker, Kathy Bratton, , 1962 Ford Galaxie Conv. Cpe. _ $1469 Cynthia Conde, Connie Cooke, I Cream flnish, white top, V8 engine, automalir lran.J, Jon Cunningham, Alice Darst, . Power steering new whitewall tires. Radio and heater, Angela Fink, Larry GladwelJ, Becky Goodall, Ken Harris, Olita Lewis, Rita Mulford, Sart- 11 Nice Selection Cheaper Cars _ _ $99 up dra Mulford, Joe Reichman, Fred Robinson, Rod Sauer, Bob Schmoll, Dee Slaven, KaeMany More New Troclo l~l Arriving Dally. Wo thy Spengler, Gary Stobart, Invito You To Como in Often A1 Tho Cor You D• Larry Vance. THE 66 FORDS ARE MOVINGI THAT MEANS JUNIORS - Kay Ault, Asa MORE SHARP CARS ARE BEING TRADED IN .. sire May Bt Here Tomorrow. Bradbury, Jim Butcher, Dlatnell WE'RE GOING ALL OUT TO GIVE YOU THI Davis, Karen Faulk, Marvin BEST DEAL IN THE VALLEY Fry, Debra Grueser, Ro,. M. SEVERAL NEW 196.5 1965 ~ORD Galaxle XL 2 Dr. H.T. 390 onglno, Hackett, Ann Hanson, Dave A.t. trano. p. IIHrlng, rocllo and hHI..Jenkins, Alberta Little, SUsan CHEVROLET$ STIU AVAILABLE Morris, Don Nelson, Janis 1964 FORD Galaxle 500 2 Dr. H.T. 8 cyl. A.t. Schmol~ Marilyn Stumbo, SustraM. powor stoering, radio and hHior an SUrface, Sandy Swartz, Eva 1964 CORVAIR Monu 900 2 Dr. Cpo. Thomas and Jamarilla Ward. A.t. traM. Radio and hootor SOPHOMORES OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. Bahr, Jeff Boggs, Marsha B01•· ll 1965 FORD Galaxlo 500 2 Dr. Hardtop leo, Sandra Clalworthy, 8 cylinder, atandard trano. Radio and hoolor POMEROY, OHIO Conde, Betsy Cunningham, 1963 FAIRLANE 500 2 dr. H.T. ' cyl. Std. Irani. Elaine Davis, Melissa Davia, R..clio ond hutor Janie Gerard, Bill 1. Place under U , Socenees . %.Wood pre. Ui. PitiW HOT ONE! ••• 1960 11-3 ROADSTER MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING OOW!rl AOOOSII l. Prighten. 1963 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door- $1695 1W0·1HREE DAYS, IS SHfGONE VISIT .....,.atlo111 mUll bo 1!114o WINNIE WINKLI I �I ( ' :1 ~• 1 0 ·= y Sentinel, !~!roY·Mlddlep;- os_.t. OctG __ .ro2tu. p19_65 [ i . iddleport Temple is ·~'f:'or· Area Pythian Sisters , 1\e anDUal Pythlan Sisters venUon of. District 11 was ~ Tuesday with Meigs Tem• Pythian Sist•.rs of Middleas bosts In the legion hall with district and grand officers Convention • gan and Nelsonville. The lnstallation service for officers was given by Gallipolis Tern-\ pie followed by closing remarks by Beth Davis, Grand' Ch1ef from Croton, Ohio. I 14'! ·.Pr~ent. A chicken dinner was served :, .District offic(\I'S included Syl- at 5,30 by the Auxiliary to '!~ ·,Bownes, deputy; Mrs. Hor· Feeney-Bennett Post, American :ace McElhinny, secretary; Bet- Legion. The Grand Temple :ty Spencer, treasurer, and Mrs. degree was given Lo several I , ·een Neut.zling, pianist. Regis· membe 1 ~llDn was held from 2 to 3 p. rs. I ~~ with the distrkt deputy, The evening sessiun was Syrvta Bownes, giving the call opened with music by Mr. and to order. Mrs. Paul Haptonstall. ConvenTwo vocal solos were pre- tion officers included Past :Rnted by Lois Burt including Chief, Ann Odgen, Wilkesville; ~es," and "How Great ME.C., Belly Biggs, Meigs ,Thou Art," accompanied by Temple; E.S., Zelda Hall, of :bee' mother, Mrs. Ben Neutz- , Wilkesville: E. J., Ellabelle ; UDg. The welcome address was IMcDonald. Gallipolis; Manager, :,iven by Mayor Lee Smith of Faye Wittekind, Logan; Secre.Middleport with Agnes Wood- tary, Sadie McElhinny, Meigs w.a!d, Gr::.nd Protector, giving Temple; Treasurer. Betty Spen• .1he response. cer. Meigs; Proteclor, Roxie Chapters responding to r o II Wolfe, Logan; Guard, Pribble 1 call ~ere from Logan, Galllpol- Wilson. Gallipolis. is, New Straitsville, Nelsonville I The degree slaff or Meigs ' Middleport, Pomeroy, Glouster. Je, 153 _ with Edith Rusand Wilkesville. e1'1np · The memorial for deceased : sde , staff captain, were attlrt.' m aqua formals and were 1 ~ "'" "*' , """" 84 " , _ . ·~· commendt:'d by the Grand officers for thPir work . .4.lso assisting was Elizabeth Lear, director of work, Gallipolis. • i IT l c Around And About Middleport 1 Fifty - nine guests were regd istered. The invitation for the 1 1966 convention was given by 1 Mrs 0. L. Quillen, St. Marys, Lo~o:a_n Temple. Following the w. Va., spent the weekend w1th , evenmg session, sandiwiches, ~ i cook1es and Mffee were served E M ~;s Frieda Faehnle. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Walbu.rn by Meigs Temple. F md chi ldren, Jill and Stevie, s I visited in Belpre Sunday with ~ ~.., •. ,_, 1, . tw"* ·~ . ' · tJ=r Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Walburn U ) and family and also in Vienna, .J w. Va. wilh Mr. and Mrs. :: Blaine Walburn. \' Mr. and Mrs .. James ~eber ;· retumed U! their home m n '" Lauderctale, Fla. after spend- ~" tng th~ summer here at their Mr. and Mrs . Oliver Landers 1 home in Middleport. Saturday i of Columbus who were here to 1 ·evening they were guests of I attend funeral of her mother, . Mr liene Grate for a farewell \1rs. Howard Biggs were guests · jinner. Other guests were Miss ot Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks. ~rieda Faehnle and John Will. Vanessa Folmer returned to Mrs. E. M. Wood is in Prince- her sludies at Pomeroy E:lemen·.on. Vv . Va . VISiting her sister, , tary School Wednesday, afler Mrs. Ruby Scott. Ia week' s Illness. Mrs. C 1\1 Hennesy is visit- Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gotthardt ihg In Columbus with her dau- anu Bruce of Columbus visited 'th~rr and ta~ily , Mr. a~d Mrs. briefly Sunday, w1th her moth:..J9rdon Harns and famLiy. . er, Mrs. W. A. Morgan. , ··'Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harns, Kathy Morgan of Middleport ' :;Of;,mb\ts, visi!N his father , spent SHiurday with her grand- 1] "\1 .- . Rubert Harris and their mother, Mrs. W. A. Morgan. ;laughter, Susan Harris, kinder- Mrs. E. J . Hill returned home g8r1Pn teach~r in Pomeroy. : Saturday, after a visit with reiMr. and Mrs. George Mein-. atJves in t:olumbus. 1 1art and Mr. and Mrs. James : Miss Mary Hill and nephew, i -Fu~ate visited Saturday in Me- l M1chael Jones of Co lumbus rhahicsburg and then m Colum- 1were weekend guests of her ' ' blls with \1r. and Mrs. John parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. : '\1ayer and children, Cheri and Hill. i ; tobn. \lrs. Raymond Pullins of · Melvin Rirtle, Columbus, Thurston and Mrs. Alva Hite of · spent the weekend with his par- Baltimore were Wednesday 1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Riffle. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rollin : Over the weekend the group Bearhs 1 ' -took a trip through the moun- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gard- 1 lains in West Virginia a n d[ ner and granddaughters of Co- ] through Maryland. Thev return- 1lumbus were recent guests of ed late Sunday. They ·reported I her parents, Mr. and Mrs. il vivid display of hill foliage ~ Phil Williamson. and trees along the route. I Mr and Mrs. Sherley Swan Mr. and Mrs. Jam£'s Pullen were Tuesday visitors in Marand daughter, Stephanie, visil- • 1eHa and Williamstown, W. Va. ] ed recently in Seneca Falls, 1 Mrs. Allen Hampton return· N. Y. with Mr. and Mrs. Kalad : ed home Tuesday arternoon from Hindy and childr~n . [)-<~yton where she attended the Mrs. Walter Morris has been OhiO l3aptist General Assoclareturned to her home on Syca- : t10n meeting held last week more-S! from Holzer HospJtaJ I from Wednesday through Sat- ~1 where she recently underwent urday, at the Tabernacle Sapmajor surgery. list church. While there she ( members was conducted by Lo- was lhe guest of her brother and sister-m-law. Mr. and Mrs. I Luther Russell and family . I~H1tl~l t1•] i:L-fiiY/ Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Swan .,.,•• ..-t,L:A .:JI.m& visited Wednesday at Guysville w11h lheir "ousins, Mr. and Mrs. FRI.-SAT.-SUN, Ovte Miller, Oct. 22-23.24 Dwight (Skip) Logan return- . "BEACH BLANKET BINGO" ed home Saturday, from Uni- ] With Frankie Avalon versity Hospital and is convaand Annette Funicello lescing nicely. Mrs. Logan who ; (Color) I remamed m Columbus, to be - and: with ~er son was the guest of" 1 her sister and brother-in-law 11DIAMOND HEAC" With Charlton Heston Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smtth. '1 and Jarne~ Darren I (Co lor) 1 Elberfelds Bargain Days Friday and Saturday 9T05 • e 9T09 at y BARGAINS for YOU and YOUR FAMILY in EVERY DEPARTMENT MINS CORDUROY BUY NOW! Girls 2 pc. Slack Sets $J.~--$2.~--$3,C)~ SPORT SHIRTS Your choice of any Neckties. RN, blue or black, Sizes 101aU, medium, large. BARGAIN DAYS 2 A wide selection of girls 2 pc. slack sets, corduroy and stretch pants, gay cotton knit tops in soli~s ' . and stripes. Sizes 3 to 6X and 7 to 14. SAL I 2 piece capri set, wash 'n wear cotton, solid color PHIL MAID $2.95 Sizes 3 to 7 and 6 to 18. Easy to launder and take care of. Solid colors, stripes and smart combina· lions . . slips. Lace trim. Full cut. Sizes 32 to 44, White, red and ltlack, eirls warm knit hati, ear wannen, stocking caps, cuddle caps, mask caps and bon. nets. Beautiful !IOlids and pattern&. $2.39 24"x36" ....... $1.95 27"x48" . , , , •. $2.95 24"x70" . , , , , , $3.69 $3.00 for SALE ~~~;~--~;-~~------------·~------------------~~::~~~~~~==::~~::~~::_:~~==~~~::u::::~::=-----------------------------c;~ - - - - - - - ~VOL XVII NO 158 ""''" ~.0 . POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1965 3 pllrt STORM WINDOW KITS PRINTED OUTING AU cotton. 36" width. Patterns suitable for comrorters, Pajamas, Gowns. die print!. 3 y1rd1 '-"··· Complete kit eonslstlng of 36" x 72" plastir sheet. 18 ft. fiber mouldina: and 35 nails, Stripes - Florals - Kid- $1.00 Mainly About '; People In ,. p cmeroy CREW SOCKS CORDUROY SLACKS Fine quality narrow wale stretch corduroy, side zipper closing, full cut. Black, dark green, bright red, gold and royal blue. Sizes 10 to 20 and 32 to 38. Vl.77 100% soft cotton. Reinfor- ced heel and toe. WhHe crew socks with stripe tops. Si~ei 10 to 13. 2 $)-00 3 SHRINE BANQUET - New officers were sworn in by Ernest .I Rous h potentate's r•presentative from Colu b · · annual banquet of the Twin City_ shrine club held Thursday night at the' Southern Juni~or High school buildingm0~~r aio~ars~•ght, dur~ng the gu.e~ts attended. Officers sw~rn m by Mr. Roush were Karl Kautz, treasurer Theron Johnson secretary· John Zerkle . , nnderst an dthe~r W1lhamson, pre,dent.-Sentmel photo. ' ' ' • v1ce pres! en . an Phil $).00 kits 1 FIGURFIT SLIPS DIAPERS Cotton plisse and polished cotton sUps. Shadow panels, Sizes 32 to 52, CLOSING FOR THE SEASON SEE YOU IN THE SPRING. doa:en PLAYTEX GIRDLE Your choice of Playtex Magic Controller, Mold 'n Hold or Golden Playtex. All sizes, regular girdle MEIGS THEATRE I 1 $1 ,99 CHARLIS ANTILL CREW SOCKS HAIR SPRAY 100% soft cotton nylon. Reinforced heel 1nd toe. Regular 99c. Pick your halr style - then spray and see jt stay. 39c •pair FREEZER PAPER 2 WHITE PERCALE PHIL MAID WOMEN$ Monl $2.95 Lon1 Tall EIDER LON PANTIES FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS Fine combed cotton and rayon panties. Sizes B to 8. White lind rosebud prints. Not e-very &lu - but I &ood selection. Plaid1 Two pockets. Sanforized 2 for BED SHEETS 2 $)-CO for roll• SALI lmnorted Cocoa Mats l off the regular price IOYS $1,95 WHITE DRESS SHIRTS Long sleeves. Sizes 8 to L8. Wash 'n wear. Regular widespread l'O IIar style. MENS WORK CAPS Made by "Lee". Com-. pletely washable. CboOAe the shop cap with hi&b. crown or the 1port1ter sty1e that fit& flat on the head. Sizes 6o/s to 7'11· C)9c \ no boiling. Liquid drain opener. Removes org1nie matter, gre11e, paper. hair, roots, Unt. etc. Quart Slzo 89( •· $118 lr King of Comfort Recliners For HomM ond lnolllulionl Light Bruoh-1 ~n~t of oxcollonl quollly ond sorvl..obllily $84.00 Large comfortable recliners upholstered in Masland Duran supported vinyl. Reversible zippered cushions, balance adjustor for reclinine. 14"x24'' ...••••••.•.••.• , , • , . . $2.39 16u.x27" , • , , , , , , . , , , .•.. , , , , , , $2.99 II.. X30" •·•••••••••••••••••••• $3.59 IALI DoLuxo Gr1d-A hoovy bruoh lftll of superb quollly 14"x24" ... , ................... $3.19 $49.00 white enamel cabinets with red trim. 3~ inches wide, 13 lnclles deep and 65 inches high. Double slaaa doors at top, 2 drawers and durable wooden doors on bottom. < 0 ' > o 0 o 0 o o o 0 o I 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 $4.89 ANTI-FATIGUE MATS 100% cotton, sanforized shrunk. Solid colors of Ioden green, wheat, black, dark green, aU waist sizes 28 to 42 and In your correct length. Choose the slim model that has no bell loops, fuU taper legs, cuffless or select the .Ivy model with belt looJl!l. More conservative cut, has a cuff. BARGAIN DAYS $3.29 lALII Grips floors flat, no sldda, no sUp~~. Size 18"x30" Practical smooth surface Is easily kept dean. Mar· bell2ed pattern in a wide ralljle o! attractive decorator colors. ' 101-DIN STAR RECORD CABINm $J.C)9 FURNITURE POUSH . $28.00 Modern or lllarlJ American ot¥1es. Mahog1111', Wllnut ond Maple flniJheo. Lorp 36 Inch wide s: 18'" deep 1: 26" btgh. Sliding doors. !ii!W'!ly designed. IIRDSEYE DISH TOWELS ··• · 4 for $1 Larse size, Birdseye, white . cotton Dish Towell. Hlgbly abaorbeDt. IALI $19•00 · For fine furniture, I pianos, etc. I 01. 11.. 16 SOc Cll. S]ll 89c .. fiiNDAY thru WIDNEIDAY Qetobor :14-27 KARUM" Jeffries, cloths. I· ELBERFELDS ·IN POMEROY . . ' Jor !::' Execu It•ve lS • Optt•m ,·stt•c t""; . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ARE BARGAIN DAYS . CANNON DISH CLOTHS · ........ • 15c Cannon cotton, durable, last color dlsb Waffle weave and ehenllle. c sch00l Sale! Kitchen Cabinets 16ux27'' .. , , , •...•..... , , ... , . $3.89 18"x30" $68·00 IALI $3.95 SLACKS \ Auto spins • I Off Road, H'tI sM31'lhox 1 Dllnd-Trocl Pure Fnm Rubber Young Mens Wash 'n WNr 80 pInts • Needed Raymond Pack -·------· '" ASCS Wants Finest Numbers from Monday or p0I.Icy IOhio's counseI"tog Metgs . Farmers Must he changed 6} Members £ House Le£I out In Ne west PIan Silo! Btrkllnt A Quollty Llno of Mall 15 boys Jackets were $9.95-13 mens Jackets were $10.95 to $18.95-Not aU sizes. No mlxinc - no odor - $).00 WEARWELL WINTER JACKETS ) Large 42 inch by 72 inch extension table and 8 well padded sturdily built chairs. Your choice of chrome or bronze and brass. $5·00 5•1•1 Small Lois Men1 ond Boyo LIQUID PLUMR $139.00-9 PIECE SETS f2.9C) ·< 1 Sale! DINETTE SETS Cannon Combspun percale full sl2e bed sheets ... your choice ... 81xl08, double bed, top flat sheets or Flex-o-matlc, double bed, fitted sheets. obrunk. J Solo $144.00 Solo $233.00 Solo $266.00 Solo $311.00 Silo $199.00 S1l1 $199.00 Solo $211.00 Solo $277.00 1 MINERVA COLD-RAP Newest protective wrapping, 18 inches wide, 50 ft. long. SAIGON WPI) - Communist days Helicopter9 airlifted more ' Viet Cong units and had to fight forces to~ay renewed thetr a:i- U.S. troops and Vietnamese its wa ut " ~ s<J.ult agamst lhe U.~. Special Rangers into the outpost Thurs- 1 M 0 ~ e0 v·ietnamese ran 8 e r l ,'' ~:' Forces outpost a_t . Ple1 Me. An day along with stocks of ammu- remforcements slipped into the '( Amencan tele~1s10n camera- nition. camp during the fighting tooay~l'f man ~as serwu_sly wounded . . Viet Cong Strong 1As of this afternoon, the 7, Whl~e accompanymg a patrol Military sources said the Viet Force and Navy had nown KEY WEST, FLA. , oulslde the camp. ICong w~s building up its sorties to help defend Plei Cuban refugee ""freedom Seaman Apprentice A Ian ' The cameraman was ldenti- strength m the area. In renewed fighting wu•u. l Ia:· con~inued acros_s the wa~lace, son of Mr. cmd Mrs. 'Iicd as Charles Burnett of sta- . Burnett went on a patrol with ithe Comffilmists opened up HIS~?RI.CAL PJ~TURE--:- A. V. Ho~v~ll , pres!dent of the Meigs County Pioneer da Stra1ts .today w1th new as- 1 Dwrght R. wallace of Middle- ltion KTLA-TV, Los Angele~:. He ( t~o members of the U.S. Spe- lsmall arms, machinegun an~ ~btoncal Society, studtes an add1t10n to h1s collectiOn of items in the organi .. sur-ances F1deJ Castro would not ' port, has completed his boot jSUffert:!d head wounds and was Cia! Forces and montagnard lmortar fire . Guerri llas zatlon s temp~rary headquarters at the county court house. Tht:> large painting is of end J!!..~, e~l!S.fr?m ~uba. C~s- \ lrain~ng a1 Great Lakes, 111. airlifted to a field hospital in 1mountain fighters, 3ccording to were _moving . ~utonratic Geo~ge .Washmgton and was one of a fe w made to celebrate the 200th anniversary tl'Q -went on nat1onw1de radio- and 18 borne oo a two weeks 1Nha Trang, where his conditiOn Ireports from the camp. The pa- pons mto positions of hiS bJrth ~r. J:lowell, ~ho has led in efforts to obtain funds for constructiOn of a teleV1sion in Havana Thursday ! leave. Wallare b&s been ac- ·was listed as •'serious." .. I ~~\ was trapped between two dUlocked out by air permane~t h1stoncal. soc1et~ museum has a wide rat~ge of in1eresting material tha night to explain the reasoning eepted for tbe Medico! Corps ( . . I · . . -- _ .. - -·- th~ pubhc. w~uld enjoy seemg. The 93year-old Mr~gs eounly native is at the Hist behind his two-week-old ''open School at Great Lakes 111 ..There were mdtcallons the I Oric_a~~·1_ciety! headquarters dai1v .-Sen~ tine! photo . · ' · V1el Cong · -'-~ door" policy. He spoke on a and will repurt there following _were mas~mg more --~-day when more lhan 300 Cubans . his leave. Wallace Is a 1!165 'gu:rnllas m mounlam Jungles II T·b.' p.,••m · eroy Teach•rs.,As- I reached Florida. ( graduate of Middleport lligb :near PleJ. Me, prepanng for ao.. schooJ. other major assault. Iodation voted this week to ' "We are doing this because · ] Commumst gunners today I 1 unanimously support Issue 1. we want to create a society of shot down a U S. Air Force Their resolution said ii Issue I men and women who are true A1E Sky_ra_ider plane on a supI . d b JS passe t ere will DO( only ' revolutionaries, true socialists por I ffiiSSIOn near the camp, 0 be more equipmenl available ·. and true Communists." Castro but its pilot was rescued about for lhe use of sludenls, hul ' said. "Again we say the policy an huur t'dler in surrounding · there will also be more rna- , of this government is that any· fore~ts. Mr. Raymond J Pack ha s 1 terials .and better teaching 1 Farmers who are recei ving one who does not wish to live The Plei Me outpost, 21S been honored as the outstand-: aids, : payments in eonnectiun wilh bere can leave.'' Refugees said, miles norlheasl or Saigon in the ing guidance counselor of Ohio. ' . I farm-artJon programs are ask however, the swe lling exodues mountamous cenlral highlands, Mr. Pack, formerly a teachSchools of the Bend Are-a ed to let the ASCS county office "mounted to "a vote of lh The stale h1'ghway t 1 h b d f would benefit more lban those know what their soc1a l Secur•'ly a e peopa ro as een un er s1ege for our er in the Warren School Syple of Cuba against Fidel Cas- reported an accident ar 4:40 p. stem. received the Dwight of many sections of the statt.>, numbers are. tro." m Thursday in Meigs cou nty A l<uge turnout of donors is needed when the blood- Arnold Award at the All-Ohio I because Ht the preseol timf' Accord ing to Wayne Chase, on Rt. 124, two-tenths of I mile 0 mobile umt VISits Pomeroy this coming Monday, October Guidance Conference in Colum-1 much less is spent per pupil chairman or the Agricultural CAPE KENNEDY THE west of Racine J\'o one was in25. or polity may be changed, Meigs County Chapter, Am- bus, as the counselor contrib- ,I in this area than in the nOrth- Stabiltzatwn and Conservation 1 fever1s · h dnve · toward Amen-· J·ured · I ' ' today. eru·an Red ross, off Jcials sa1d ing as d1rector of gu 1dance in ern pari ollb•" stale, tbr resu- , Coumv.· committee. a form reen's most daring manned flight OffiCers said thut John w I The bloodmobile umt will, as usual, be at the Pome· Ohio in 1965 lutioo further stated I queslmg thl:; mformallon - ' "RI into space, three days away H~s~ll , W, Rt. 1 Mmersville, , roy Junior High scheol auditorium from noon until 6 . I '"·.. , - w,, "". "' • quest for Idenl ifying Number • from blastoff, headed for the drlvmg west, lost control of his P-l!'· Chapter C~airman Vernon Nease has indicated 80 Mr. Pa~k IS presently serv' • "'"' ! Farmer'' - together with a doctor's office loday. car on wet pavement. The ve- l umts of blood Will be need· - - - !Dg 8'. director of g•dance m Fred Whtle, 69, poslage-prepatd envelop,e has hlcle went ort the nght Side ol ed alone to pay back the though , we are so far behind in I the Scmlo Valley &hools, Richbt>Pn mailed lo each known Space veteran Waller M. the road nnd struck a mail box COLUMBUS tuPil - At least amount used in the past our blood debts, because people , monddale. He is also studymg Diefii in Lan(•asler , producer who received p~o-Schir~a, living proof that man own~ by Lannia Simpson, 61 incumbent members of the Officrals recalled that anyone have failed to make replace- ( for his Doctor's Degree at Ohio , . ' gram .pavments. 11 15 to be filldoe~ t necessarily go to pot Racme. There was minor dam- House cannot come bark under age HI to liO - in good hea lth- ments that the chapter is going University, where he received Fred Wh1le. 69. a for mer ed m and ret urned to the ASCS phystcall~ at the age of 42, age to the car. No charge was the new reapportionment plan, can donate blood during Blood- to be unable to carry un this I his Master's Degree in 196.1. restdent of Laurel Cliff. passed count~· off1n as soon as con· and rook1e Thomas .P. Sta(f?rd filed. a survey showed today. mob1le vis1ts. A competent phy- practice.'' Mr. Pack is married to the away Tues~ay evening al lhe vem ent. . expected to ~et thelr m_ost 1m- Three central Ohio juveniles Politirians studyi ng the new . sic1an 1s m attendance at all • . former Wilma Righthouse. dau- ho~e or h1s brother, James , Mr. Lhase explamed th~t b~ ~rtant me<hcal ok~y m .rou- were apprehended in a stolen reapportionment plan announ-: times and everyone is given an i It also was mentioned today ghter of Mr. and Mrs. William I White , m Lancastl'r' Ohw. I gJ_nmng J~~l. l. I ~. the lden~tlne if not very rapid fashiOn, car at 8:16pm Th d ced by the R t' llexammation before the blood is that all volunteer workers for R" hth f p fjtng So<: 1<1l Secunty numbe.s ' Rt 35, at Rod~e}-, ac~~df: ~~Board last weekef:~~r:~~~~~ : taken. the Red Cross Fund.Drive are Jg ouse, 0 omeroy. 1 Th~ deceased was a veteran , wil l be enlered on vayment. ELYRIA OHIO - A L(). the patrol g members f th t H FINED "D COS 1of \\orld War I and <~ member draft.• to producers and they will 1 A chapler leader remarking urged to conclude the1r canvassrain Couniy Common Pleas Orticers. id""t•'f'•ed th t . live ·m 44 o l the presen d oduse lun how the blood 'program is ing by the end of October and W'll' R ~ , "'TS of Drew-Webster Aml'rican Uo- also be usrd b:Ji the Depart"" e no as o e propose 1st t d · to Ch l 1am eeves n D AI- gion Post 39 · p 11 L f A 1 · Court jury Thursday night ac· Theodore Ctlannell 16 and by courts. With 44 to be elect- operated in Meigs county, said: a repor urn~ m 31r- bany was fined $2o ~nd .c t . d b ~~ omeroy . e JS ~len o gncu ture m reportquitted Alexander Lesh of first Larry K. Lowe, 17 both' of Plain elect one representative next I " Up to this time, we have man Paul Case I. on ~n intoxication chargeosi~ ~~rvg~t y d Js mother . three ! ~~~ ~uch payment_s to the Jnter~ degree murder after deliberat- City, and Mary F~ances Burch- year unles.'! the plan is upset bern coveri ng the needs of all Only about one-third or thel Pomeroy Ma.....nr Charles Le- I u ~rs an twohsons. Funer- nlaf . evenueb service. Such ideo. 1 h tt 16 u · C b ' · u·s1dents w"lh the h th t I }.... a serv 1ces were eld today ·1t 1 vmg num ers now appear on mg near Y seven ours. e • , mon en~er. ~hey were Y t~e courts. With 44 to be elect ] t . ope 8 county's $3,000 quota ~s been gar's court Thursday. Ree~·es the Sheridan Funeral home lll ail reports of ·income- a m Lesh was accused of the Aug. ret_urned to . Plam Clly early ed, It would leave the remain- s~,:~ ~~e ~~~ f~m~ ;~uld. re- reac~ed to date, accordmg to] has also forfeited a $25 bond on Lancaster. lntermenl was m a - such a.-; bank inter~si :i~~~ 20 slaying of Norbert Thomas Fn~y mornmg.. der - 61 - out in the cold. I p oo . t IS time, CascJ. an earlier Jotoxication charge. Lancaster cemetery. dends. ere. - made by th~ pay· In his parked car outside the T e patrol said the stolen The new setup announced in · -~ 111g f' llmpanies or •agencies residence of Lesh's estranged car was owned ~y J~ck Van or.der to create .legislative disThis is reqmred under. the wife. Lesh bad testified Thorn- Hoose, Rt. 3 Piam C!ly. and tflcts of substantially equal poplerna I Revenue code. Any quesas fired the first shot and he re- was reported mlssmg at 8 a.m. ulatiO~ reduced the House memtions about the matter should turned the fire in self<lefense. Thursday. The teen-agers told , bershlp from 137 to 99. ] be taken up with lhe ASC counthe patrol ther .had spent most It left 32 districts with only . ty committee. HIDDEN HILLS CAUF of the day dnvmg around, and one incumbent Jiving within its Supermtendenl of Schools caled, would be lhe delay II>- al plans for a new high school new bigb school will cosl $!.· Autttoritles today ~ught t~ d; ~ad been to PL Pleasant, W. ~u~arie~. It ~lso created 26 CJ~rence Tho~p~on, ~iddleport Ivalved. By 1967 . or 68, when (The State Control board would: 21,430, exclusive of land, wa- Driw .• 14 PI SENT -.eld .. termine whether actress Marie a. dlstncts m Which no present smd Thursda~ mght, . A~pro~al , such a move mlght be made, be asked immediately for the ter, aDd other site improve- A dnve is be-ing launched by (The Body) McDonald commit· Ar~esls Th~rsday. by the _pa- member~ of t~e legislature live ! of the school consoh_datJon ~;should there~ fail ure this Nov. state's share of the aid. A menfs. Earlier, the cost had mem~rs of the Southern Local ted suicide by gulping an over- trol mclu~ed. Martm J. MaJOr, and 44 lD which 105 members ,sue looks good ~t tll~s stage. 2, the state hkely could not be build issue would be voled on been published in error as · Athletic Boosters lo collect dose of pUis (Contmued on page 2) live. , He w~s reportmg ~ormally nearly so generous with aid as probably at the coming May ]$2tXI 021 430 L t ) items for an auction on Octo. Wi1R~,, Q:, ':&Y . . 'ffl~"''"''* to the Ml~d~eport AthletiC Boost- this year and in 1966. Priority primary iq all the districts to ' ' l wo ex ra zeros .I ber 30 in Racine. Los Angeles counly coroners <JI®ti<""'""''l'!'ill.F..-,.~,.o-a'J:P;,.] er assoc•at•on afler the Boost- also would be a key factor, he put up the local share lo build ! SEE FILMS 1 Persons willing lo donale deputles said an t Th ers voted unammously in supindicated h' h 't f . au opsy con• Middleport VoluntMr Fire Dep~~rtrnent are 1 t f J"d · . . 1 • a new tg school, and con- The date or the Booster spon- 1 ems o any kmd may call dueled Thursday shortly after going alloul for tho perhops final fund roiolng projo<l ll:::r on" thc..~so 1 a:•~n ~~~!Ch ~' 11 1 Mr. Thompsan said It I• blo tracts could be awarded soon sored dance was changed [rom ! Roberl Cooart in Portland, R0o the actress was found dead In lhil yeor whtn !hoy hold • chicken Bar-B Quo lhlo Sal- Mei s ov. a o .m •vel feeling there appoan lo be afterward. Oct . :W to this Saturday nigl•t, bert Harden in Syracuse, Ma• her home "did not reveal the urdoy, Od. 23 on Roc•SI. In fronlof tho City Hall, ]IMid~le C~unl~o sc~~l ~:lets, widespread agreement Ia He predicted the new blgb O<:t. 23 with the Jays in charge. on Fischer In Minersville or c.ause of death. They said .she Servings of half chicken, beked beans, slow, and Salisbupo ~nd ~ert;· ord, Pomeroy, Mlddleporl, Bed- scbuol could be occupied al It will be al the elementary Frank Harden of Racine, 0 .western. could bave died "from natur- poloto chips will CGmpriH tho menuo and will be reaM fho ford and Salisbury lhat COli- the beglmdnJ of tbe 196'1 school Instead of in the high The ilems will be picked Up al causes or suicide, or might ely for serving II II a m ond CGnllnuo unlil gone Tho d' r. . mpson said informal solldadon should come now. IObool term. school gym as that floor is be- and delivered to storage heaQ. have taken an overdose of pills prl.. will be $1.25 wlih ihe procoedo going toward tho h~~~~:sl~t~ee~s~~l ~en He was DOl 80 sure lbuut c, As for Middleport's siluation, ing sanded in preparation for quarters by members oJ u. accidentally. Foul play was rul- $6,000 dobl owed tho new tonk•r1"'mpor truck. should lh . ~gil bee a: Northwestern. . Mr. Thompson sa•d the wwn the basketltall season. Southern Tornado football team 0 eel out by the autopsy. Donotlono have olowocl oomowhol end It 11 hoped a oor e t'""e a dl Mr. Thompson also said the! would be g•tting a new high President Lewis Sauer, Jr., and the boosters. A canvaso of !hot Salurdoy'tbor-b.quo will help wllh money noodocl psib vo e one s fl - Stale Delartment .oJ Education.school for between $160,000 and presided. Coach Bob Ashley the Southern Local district for Melgo Geaeral Hospital lo defroy coots for operating lhl1 volunttor depart- ] pos .1Y Nor western - 1 h • has outlined a lime-table for $170,000 (the limit It can be showed films of the Logan donation of items Is be' Admlatill.lll ·- John Frick, mont. ~hl1 lillY be tho laoi fund l'llling evonl for lhl1 ,re~:mmg four should gel lo- · t:onsolldation, should the quos- bonded under law!, and "This game. Jr. High football patches ' ned on next Friday 11111 pJaa. Pomeroy; Vest11 MCCoy Mid- yoor .IInce Navomber end Docombor oro gonorlll" d• . ge.~n,'· h bon be ·approved. is li remarkably good deal," he bought by the Boosters were! :..._ dleport. . ' voted Ia raiolng money 'Ia fill oomo 100 ChrioJmas ' erebiiS no ot er anawer to A new representative board suggesled. displayed and turned over w Veteraao MemOli I llolpltll Dloehlrpo - Laura Schaf· beoketo of food for noody famiiiM, 1~~~ ,pr~e e;::~ than consollda·, ~ppomted by the state, on ree- "We couldn't build hardly any- Mr. Ashley, Admlsslona _ ~a ""•• er, Pomaroy; Roy Clark Chao.' . ba Iommendations of local boards, thing we need for tllat much Lady Boosters served coffee Syracuse .......... ~ .. • e ser~ous aw ck to four one from each dlstricl, would by ourselves. , and cookies durin lhe film WDSOUdllllq, be iDdi· llmmedloteiJ IIUI\¥ ar¢bllectur- II l!u """ eslfaullll 1111 fflltlllllloll. g CQolyW., ne.-. WORLD Early American, Modern, Traditional Styles. Gold, C)C)c I, tbe Brown, Green, Blue, Beige IARGAIN DAYS 1 In $).00 3 Reg. $199.00 2 Ploco SuitM I Reg. $329.00 2 Pioco Sullo I Reg. $369.00 2 Ploco Sullo I Reg. $419.00 2 Ploco Suila _ _ I Reg. $339.00 2 Ploco Sullo I Reg. $279.00 2 Pioco Suite I Reg. $349.00 2 Pioct Sullo 2 Reg. $389.00 4 Ploct Soctionol1 - CANNON-"ROYAL FAMILY" and panty girdle styles. 1 ermilt have returned home af~ ! ter having been ca lled to F'air- ( point by the death of the former's brother, George c. Laud. I efmilt. He was born and rearTONIGHT ed in MeJgs County. He !eaves NOT OPEN his wife, the former Florence Sprouse; one brother. Robert· FRIDAY and SATURDAY October 22·23 two ~isters, JeMie Kelly of Cal: "SWINGERS' PARADISE" ifornJa. and Helen OsOOrn of (Technicolorl I CUt.: Jlchard, Walter Sletak. · ColumLus. ' M H ' Susan Hamp11hire. rs. elen Holt and brothers "A HIGH WIND GMrge and Charles Sprouse I IN JAMAICA" brothers-in~law, attended lh~ (Technicolor) I funeral at Fairpoint. ADth~y Quinn. James Cor b~n. UJa lledrova. SALE-A SET OF 4 FOR White crew socks witb 1tripe tops. Size• 8'h to 10. SAVE $2.00 ON ANY pkeo. SALE! KROEHLER liVING ROOM SUITES IOYS ~~=~~~=~~~ ~ Mr and Mrs Hobert Laud- . ':" 3 wash. Fast drying, Pinked edges. For baby'• com.fQrt. $).~7 I George Lorulermill Dies al Fairport p1lr1 $).00 New! Luxurious foam cushion, vinyl place mats. Assorted colors. Soft absorbent, Easy to 1 r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;-1: 3 Yellow, turquoise and pink. PLACE MATS llrdseye 'Drt~ml•nd' 1.11 WOMENS $1.95 p1in $).00 . Reds Stepup Assault ! 3 t Look pretty as cloth, work better than plastic. Tri ply for extra protection 24 Place Mats in a package Medium weight. Red heel work sockl, S.i.ze1 10. 11, 12 and 13. ' I· NEW! SCOn FAMILY PLACEMATS WORK SOCKS COL-0-FOAM--$2.50 J ... MENS "ROCKFORD'' MINS WOMENS STRETCH °.. WARP'S EASY-ON 1 I E 3'x5' .... , ..... $5.95 4'x6' . ... , , . , , . . $7.95 "WINTERITTE" Mens white cotton cushion sole . . white cotton athletic socks white cotton crew socks with stripe tops. Sizes I 0 to II. $).64 ;. sizes. COTTON SOCKS A wide choice of Ny1vn trique fuU length 2 BARGAIN DAYS KNIT HATS NYLON SLIPS "o& Excellent quality 100% Viscose Rayon that laundries perfectly. Beautiful matching shades in all MENS WHITE GIRLS " . ~. Log Cabin Throw Rugs SPORT SHIRTS slacks, gay prinl blouses with roll up sleeves. Sizeo 10 to 18. Brown, black, green and bright blue. .--... . t,!/.1'1: .. ..,o Juol Recoivocll L•rt• Shlp~n~nl IOYS $1.95 Long 51-• Knllled Womens 2 pc. Slack Sets $2.77 .Q!)o $10.95 $lOO for ;· Custom styled, closed arm style. Ready to put on, easy to put on and off. Durable washable fabric. Tailored for perfect flt. New decorator colors In solid and printed patterns. fl.OO or $1.50 mens ¥Jde with full len&tb shirt tails. Solid colors - - oil .:. Deooted To TluJ lnreruu 01 The Meift·_u_,. ,(reo SGFA BED SliPCOVERS • NECKTIE SALE en tine 1 ~ 1 ,• . Dilc:u;..., _. d . r •;; . ' ., ' a:-• ,• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 21, 1965 casey laudermilt mcglothin schultheis