http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/53ef78f8f9438af6b76c04550a413079.pdf f4704fb2c6a8a13da80a6cb9aeb35ad8 PDF Text Text / Mrs. Harry Walson, Mrs. Tra· man Russell , J C. Russell, Miss Barbara White, Mrs. Ra' Glaze and M1sses Dorothy tnd Stella Neutzlmg. Sending gifts were Mrs. W. Miss Amta Russell whose A Gibbs. Mrs Emmett Black· ' I ' marriage to Norbert Neulzling , burn, Mrs. T. T Shelton, MiSI Bride is Guest Of Honor at Recent Shower I &-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 2, 19~ Society Holds Combined Seroices \ A combined service for the wmesses, missionaries, I be sent devotions and the Lovejoy charge, having the "' theme, / Jr., was an event of Saturday, Helena Clifford, Mrs. Grover VOL XVII ·: * Legar Given Fifth Term as ~ayor at · ' I CONTEMPORARY LOWBOY 1 1 who-o-o needs help? BASKETBALL SHOES $6,99 Roush's Shoe Store ,,.,.•I••• lro,. ,.._ ••11 lr•• fl••r •'-~rle •1'1'11,._ 4-'-r• •.. budget terms. /4aUonal lolel i• County'o Oldest 6 Larl"t lnsuran<o Acenq DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS Member Federal Deposit IDsurance CorponttOD Servin& The Area For Over 0'1 Yean .. the 8L.CTIIIC '' ' ~ =~r~hi~ :!!~m-!"~u~: larxlslid~r ~~.. U:::ctO:'~~vc~.,-, norp~~\:~:·!~~~,~~~~~::-, ssue of aid to 11• Alden headed 1 group of American UDiverslty wtw have been engaged in dividual projects In 1 the most populous Afr can lion, the past few days. 1 s h d-.- 88--C- --- s--- ----- ~ ~~:~:.~r ~~=~uc~~~~~ ;:.:~ c.·rcle Louks . IS mas e m ounty weep l~:~ep:::~: ~~ybe~~"R!~:, Ill Sutton Victories I. ' than a majority of the vote 1 COLUMBUS (UPI)- Ohioans went down ! to t In a victory nanclng I mond Sheppard by aboul 20·1100 1 was spread amoog tour ' in a heavy vote Tuesday smash· for those who felt the last leg- GeOrge Hammond, executive votes Democra tic Mayor Ed· ed a proposed sales tax in- 1slature m boosttng school funds director of the merchants' ward Erickson drd not seek reUberal Uodsay crease to provide more state a record $109 milhon to t805 group , sa1d the defeat of the election But Lindsay's paper . thin money for schools milhon but provided adequate I issue was "nol a vote against was tire big politiCal All 811 counties Joined in kill· funds Also perhaps influencing ' educatiOn • Homer Circle, meu m bent from R D 1, Racine, led I d leg I I IS ev•nl, although he " not ing the sa es tax mcr~ase an lhelf vote was the fact the · "!t was a vote agamsl an , the ticket and Robet1 Louk s of Syracuse placed s!-'Con d WASIDNGTON _ SEIL~::T-I uruversatly admired by RepuJ>. the proposal allowmg e1lies and 1Siature IS making studies of 1increa,. in lhe sales lax role, 1m the Sutlon Twp. trustee race where 11 cand1date1 \on of a jury beliDI tcxlay in beans because of his positwn on their suburbs ~~ the 13 largest Ith':_tax _structure and sc~ool fl· , and a vote for reaffirming the were competmg for two posts . u. ~. Dfotrlct Court trial of the tiberal fnnge of his parly countieS to jmn In provldmg , • OhiO tradition lhat complicated ! I Elsewhere '" the trustee ~aces, Sahsbury Twp. veterAmerlcan Communist party He provides the GOP, sllll baSic pubhc semce legiSlative problems should he an incumbent trustee Fred C Letfhelt was upset m hiS ehargeo o1 falilllfl to register shaken by Its 1964 eleci10n But the proposed conslilulion-, harxlled by lhe General Assem11btd for re-electwn by Rollin B. Radford and Bernard an agent of the Kremlin. disaster, wtlh a new face. If he al amendment allowmg one per-' bly ," he said m a statement. I n. Gilkey. Radford, of RD. Pomeroy, topped the Salts· The proce" of can show that New York 18 a son lo hold more than one JUdge·l' "We look for OhiO to contm· bury slate of SIX candidates wtth 908 votes. Letfhe~t was jury to hear the ease, city he can become ship m count1es of less than ue to appropnate ever larger ! A fund lo . help defray the nose-d out by SI X votes by G_ilkey_,__of Mtddleport, who stems from an order by candidate or P.t least a l40,000 populatiOn apparent-I GTON UPI A funds for our school!~ based on costs of hospital e~penses for polled 885 votes . srJbverstve actlvlties voice in the selectwn ly passed. I WASHIN . ( ) modern educatiOnal reqUire-1two - year . old Tmuny Till iS I Some observers said th e 11 Rutland Twp. - James Nlchboaro iD 1953 for the party candidates for future pres- With 12,906 of the state's 13,- young pacifiSt protestJ~g Amer- ments If additional tax reve· ol Rutland , who was critically , t:andldal es m Sutton 1'\lop ~eta olson 151, Dale Wnght 246, II". restster' was expected to be campaigns. 4411 precincts reported, Issue Jean mvolvement m VJet Nam nues are needed we will con- I InJUred when he shot himslef record m five precincts there W Wilcox 140, Leo Norris 64. JloW one. Comments from national par- No. 1 trailed 1,638,615 to T15,· put himself t~ the torch tinue to advoc;te t:Jroadenmg Wllh a p1 stol last week, was c1rr le was lhe overwhelmml:': Charles Hysei 6~, Robert G. ty headquarters were muted. In 053; Issue No. 2 l.nliled 1,286,- Tuesday, perlshlllg ln flames I the sales tax base. started today • I ravonte wrth 404 votes while Sw;rk 104, David Haggy 34) and 1 a statement issued before the 505 to 852,&71, while Issue No 3 beneath the Pentagon ofrlce l The Timmy Tillis Fhnd'' Js i Louks had 228 James A, Thomas, 30. New York Cit contest was led 1,139,401 to 1,028,824. I wmdow of Defense Secretary -. ' bem., sponsored JY the Rutland I y t' N t' 1 Issue No to increase the Robert S. McNamara . Cljp Gas Rate Volunteer Fire Department m CJr<'le was the to p vote·get- Salem Twp.- Worthy Bright Bellied n. ' ~mocra IC a IODa . Thr f h d ho d d 0 Chalrma J h M B 11 sales tax from 3 to 4 per cent ongs o omewar un n er ost a use cooperation w1lh She~rff Ro berl ' ter m three or th e townsh'P ,Sl 130 ' Harley .Grate 130 • Albert F • 0 8 called 1~ ~ J· e~ Defense Department workers Natural gas ratPs will be C Hartenbach 's department f1ve precmcts while Louks led Bohn 66, Sidney Harless tl6, Vlrginia s~te e;w U ers~y ~d LEVY RENEWED were streammg from the reduced 1,1 rent per thousand I Latest reports from Chdd-' the t1cket m only Syracuse Lauren F. Hoffman 110, C'larR endorsement 0; ~e:ent J:m. Passage of a half-~ill cerne- budding's rnam entrance at cubic feet m Pomeroy and ren's Hospital in Columbus mdi-1v111nge where he rece1ved 161 eD<"e Turley 31. tery (renewal) levy ID Chester 5::W ~ m EST when ~orman ~ Middleport beginmng December cated the youngster , son of I votes Wilham J Blake Dor- SalisbllC)' Twp. - Fred C. ~ Twp. was approved by the vot- Morrison, 31, of Baltimore, hL!I 1, Columbia Gas of Ohro, InC'. Rutland Town Marshall John cas, placed third w1lh 189 and Leifheit 879 Rolhn B. Radford WASHINGTON (UPI) ers'" those precincls by a 375- Infant daughter in his arms, announced today . Tillis, is expected to recover I Chmm Pow•ll. an mrumb•nt, l 9fl8 Bernard D Gilkev 885 Georata CODIJI'essman said toZHi vote. calmly lgnited his kerosene. The decreases come under Trmmy shot himslef through the had 187 . Robert B Burdette 57&: Jam~ rlay the Ku Klu~: Klan showed 1 soaked clothing. provisions of fuel cost clauses eye With a 33 . sper.Ja l p1stol l Eight candida tes tested their 1E LeWIS. 444 , Guy A.' Russell Its true colors when It h•ld a An Army colonel, an Air in the communilies' contracls lasl Friday He I~ one of mne , polling power m Rulland town- 513 . W Force sergRant and several with the gas company. and are Children of the TilliS family 1ship's trust ee race with mcum- 1 auerrilla warfare clw while the rest of the n1tlon wu Meigs County followed the other persons atternptel to beat the result of rate reductions Persons WIShmg to rontnbute bent Da le Wnght 's 246 votes ' Selplo Twp. - Joseph Carsey JJIOIIl'llilll the deBtll of John F. statewide trend ln two of three O.a.raUy tlear tonlgbl, low out the flames. But it was too and refunds from suppliers The lo lhe fund may giVe the" lleadmg ihe lirkel .lames Nich-~ 167, Raymond Collerill 157, CooKennedy. cases In voting on the state is-. 44 • 51, Partly cleudy south. late for Morrtson. 'ftle infant, 1· rate.~; will be decreased m .a donations to members of the I olson won the other seat with aid Weaver 149, Tom Wells 11. Rep. Charlet L; Wellner, 1). oues put before the vot•rs Tues- Ullle dlallie Ia soutllera lem- year-<>ld Emily Morrison, was total of 112 Ohio communitieS ftre deparlment or leave them 151 voles and F. w. Wtlrox was Sullo Twp. Ho Clr 11 Gs. said tllal evidence uncov- day peralurea. unbarmed. aerved by Columbia Gas. at lhe Sheriff's office where I third wtth 140 I n mer c b)' iDYestllators of lhe ls.sue N0 1 de'··tetl b lhey will be turned over daliy l Th• rundown according to l4()4, Robert Louks 228, James • wal 1a11 Y to th f over 180 m con- unoffiCial tabulattons · Camahan 158 Chrrss1e Powel Hoose Committee .. Un- nearly B 2-1 margin which was e lfemen of the . . American Activities ohowed the practically on even' terms With tnbuliollll were gJven b)' Rut· I electiOn board, shows ' 187, William J Blake 1811, Ed!Cian'• "inviolble empire" to he tile state results land restd•nls Tuesday. I Bedford Twp. Charles I WID S. Cozart 166. Jultan Hill • realm "apart from bulb · o W 11 N Wood 185 177, W. Malthew Hendncks 147, 199 Ulere were 2,ZBZ Meigs Coun' orman ' Brooks Sayre 120 Eldon R. lb II " 1f#W~I~~~'~ I tams r•~:ty-~to ti lyl; I tians favorinfl 18Sue No. I while • . and Dana Haning 79. Kraeuter 92 and A~ron H. Turn.,. ........,~ es llnODY • 4,280 oppoaed It . ' . I Tbe Dayligbf IBvlllgo Urn• c•esl.,. Twp. - Arthur Orr I the committee's hearing 'l'ue• The vote for ·1..110 N 2 1 URBANA, Ohio fUPII - The vole In his ftrst bid for offtce The vote approached thai of looue paiiSed by a narrow 333. Charles Bissell :rro. J. L. er 55. 1 day lhol a Klan unit in Clayton Meigs Coun o. n nation's newest congressman !<> to win the , remainder of his tile last two non • presidential margla Ia Pomer<~y, bul faiJ.. Hawk 289 Coonty, Ga., sponsored a judo or and 3 was~· in f~V· day atlribuled a big pari of his father's terla 1n the House y~ ' eleetloos in the district ed In Middleport Tuesday. ColUmbl~ Twp _ James E M•lp O.Dfrlll Hnopftal elau 1n nearb)' McDonllll8h, n ' op · ~ Ylctory In Tuesday's special where Clarence J. Bro1'" Sr. and the 38-year-old Brown did Eleeltna board olftcfals Ia· Gast n 128 Am~id Jordan 99 Admflted - Lawrence Heio0• election to "lhe desire of the , served 21 years before his aa well as his father in Will- dlcoled tb• liST Issue-voted D ? A · J dan Ga., on Nov. :It, 1983, tile day ~ lia~ :~~ 34 Victo~l er, Pomeroy; Alfred !leek, Poml'relklenl Kennedy'• body was ' , ' 1 ' '" I, margin. people to hJive a strong two-; death last Auguet. i ntng. ou In only lbe two vlllagflwame · or ' ' eroy. Elizabeth Vaughan, Pnmmoved tD tile Capitol to Ue Ia 181110 l, bowev•, appeared to party system." 1 The favwlte In the tradilloo-1 Last year, when President ..., Ia 0110nee a request or 1 Perry 56 • Glenn Turner 58 · aod eroy ; Mattie Dillard, Middle; 11Bte. be winning favor 1n Ohio. ''The fear the! the lwo-pllrty lali) Republican district, Brown Jobhson swept the distrlc~ ....,ommendatloa for town oouo- A. W. Rupe 71 · pori Gienroy Ewing, Pomeroy. ''Tile fact that thele guerrilla system might be In danger scored an ·Impressive win In flrl!wn's Ialiier won b)' 53 per ells to lfglslale It falo .Ued, l:.Obonoa Twp, - . Robert Oloeharge;o - Gma Menchinl ,_ven were held while tile SERVICE SET with the heavy Democrallc ma-' carry1ng ·au eight counties ex- ~t. his closest race. In 19621 If appn1ved at tile polls. Ftlch 270 • Theodur• Willford 190•1Pomeroy Anna Wines, Racine; nation was otlU 1n • olate ol Funeral aervlc" for Ethan jorltles In Congreso was a mat· cept the borne base of his oppo-!wren the vote wa• ahout same The vote fa Pomeroy woo Cecil Roseberry 124, Georg• Vesta McCoy. Mtddleport; An. sboeft llld lii<JUn!illll furllfor Harper, wbo died Monday In ter ol very real concern 10 nent In winning hy 22,f30 vote... Ia Tuesday's 111,450 lurnout, 532 Ia favor aad 515 waa ep. E. Sellers 103. 1 na Perry, Albany; Rev. T. A. COIIIIJrmllllJ ~ Utat lhe Meigs General HOBPttal, will be mal\)' people 1 met during the The outcome was never Ia the' late con;iiessman got 66 per posed. Voten Ia Middleport Lelarl Twp. - Roy Pearson! Clelarxl, Racine. K,KK ra 8 realm apart from belil '11Jursday at I p. ·m. at lhe campaign,• Jlepubllcan Clar-lclci\lbt as the '""'spaper [iubllsh- [eent of the "•ote hul in ltsll- oppooec1 DST 4111 te 411. 232, Howard T. NorriS 190, John , both ,.my llld sensibilitY," Ewing Cllapll wflh lhe ltev, Ri· eoce J. Brown Jr. uld 1n 11()\ ler outdistanced JatrM!o Berry ol when the vale, was aboul same Hill!61. ' SQUAD CALLED W•ltaer 111d ID an IntervieW. chard Martin offlclollng. Burlal lceptlng COllll'aluiatlnns on bls·Springfield' 7i!;MO 11> 47,810 in strong camllaign - tbe vote - -11111 • 111 ' 10 -'"'8 "..,.. Orallie T1rp. - Robert S. The Middl•port E-R eqlllt telliMr 11 1 member o1 Ut• will be 1n the ~ Grove vlctol'll. , tile only ·t:Ofiii:QIIonal race fD •t!l about the same BUd Brown LOCAL TEMPS Marcinko 136, 0 . J. Pennilli· wa called at IO:tl 1. m. ~ llqjjjt oommltlft and wa Ill Cemetery. Frleildil may can at 1 The tall, handsome Brownltbe country TUesdiy. · llrOw 611 cent of tile turD- Temperature In Pomeroy at ton lit, Kennetll Hager 47 arxl lfor Mn. Na1111l• 811'11111\ ~ (Olal!nued on Pip 10) Ute lulleral boml pytlme. pollecl aboul Ill per ctl!l or the ~lcbed J'atber'a 8bowlllp .. (OmUnujld · on · Pap It) I U:30 e. m. .tocfay wa 16. I C. W. Henderloo 108. 11. She ••• cltad 011 ll'l'lllal<: 11 I T'unmy Till' I FundLaunched By F'Iremen , PutS Himself To the Torch I Klan's True Color Shown u I 1 • c 1 InMOUfmDJJ' M , I v eigs oters ReJeCt • JSSUe l 1 The \'f/eather Brown cre d.Its v·ICtory to peopIe's er.d strong Desire £or 2party system ,ila A.M.C. • Frigida_ire • Genert~~Eieetriel~ Gihon • Hamilton' •" Botpoint • •Jl•leinetor • . llenMore . • ,,;luyt"fl .. Norge • Pleileo •. 'IICA.'?'irlpool • SJHHHI t}~U~en+-~ W••,~ingleo~) ,. 1 I RCA VICTOR Mw Wstd TV ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY r I 1 I) 1 1 d B GOP t LIll sey 00s s 1 1 F'Illds0Iace •• In ElectIons • · 1 ' B0th part•Ies 1 Property MEIGS THEATRE ' 1 1 Trans£ers 18fi' and Arthur Sylvt>Ster Voters of five Meigs county Northwestern district, where Incumbent Mayor Charles W. 511. Clerk Edna Schoenleb had I Larry Wolfe , with 190 voles, both school distrlcls Tuesday dectar· •the proposal had been thou•"' , was elected to his filtb 735 votes and Treasurer lncum·l led lhe race for Racine Town 183. ..,. two • year term by bent Elma Russell , 658. I council where five candidates H R. Duckworth, the lone by nearly a 21f.! to I margm th.e 1to be ~n trouble. endorsed ~ Ill voters Tueaday. MIDDLEPORT VILLAGE 1 sought four seals. candidate for the Board of desire lo consolidate their! soildalion 555 for to 50! agam.s~ Legar, a RP.publican, won the Ronald Hubbard, a Democrat, The other three Racine coun- Publ1c Affairs, got 157 votes. I 1 mduding Pagt>vllle and Harrllbe mayoralty contest With a total was eliminated from the Mid- I cil winners are Albert Hill, 146 Elected by wriJ.e.in voles were Unorf1cial tabulatwns early to-, sonvJile, Rutland villa~s:e pr• unofficial vote of 625 as com- dleport Council race where 1 votes ; John E. Wmgett, 142, Gordon Winebrenner, 36 and Jufrom 27 prermcts or parts \ cmcts earned the propositioD · to 483 for Democrat Del- four persons were to be elected. and Mane Roush , 126 Claude , lian Hill, 25. prec mcls showed 2,678 for 1 m the district w1th fat marg!n1 A. Canaday, Hubbard's vole was 2B4. W. Roy lost. He had 101. 1 RUTLAND VD.l..AGE consolidatiOn, 1,191 agamst whi ch overca me th~ disenchantMayor Legar won a rnajonty Named to council m Middle- Unopposed Jncumbent May- Incumbent Mayor J. E. DenlWhile not guaranteemg the ment in most ()I the others ez. MOSCOW every precinct with the ex- port were Republicans Johnl or Charles Pyles had 160, Mae son lt!d the ticket m Rutland, fact of consolidatiOn, the mar. cepl ing Harr1somnlle, 93-R'i for . huge Russlan satellite of the Fourth Ward. Zerkle, bigh wtth 643 votes; Cleland, Clerk, 180, and Harnet also where there was no congrn suggests strung ly that vot· l Mrs Jeanne Morgan, Middl• himself a former Porn· Wayne Gibbons, 575: Richard Neigler for treasurer, 153. lests, with 144 votes. Vernon ers will approve a bond issue- port. genera l chairman of workearth today on what may be trall-blaziniJ mission for mayor, won m that pre- Vaughan , ~66 , and B F Parma· Wmmng the three Board of , Weber received 120 votes for probably next Ma~ - for the I ers in the fwe districts for llshment of a permanent 76 to 67. I lee, 478. Public Aff'airs posts in Racme clerk and George White, MAYOR tEGAR loca l di stnct s share m the consolidation. today expressed Ded space station. Voting in the five Pomeroy Mayor . elect C 0 Fisher re- on write-in votes were Lmley urer, 116. · --~ cnst of a new co mpreht~ns rve her appreciation to the voters The unmanned shot, Pets. won by Legar was. 1st ceived an overwhelming vote of Hart w1th 19 and Harlan Ervin Votmg on council high school This share, State and lo those who helped ia tht Proton 2, wel&hed almost 55-41; 2nd Ward. 100-78: 706 to lead the ticket In Middle- and Gilbert Hart, each Wlth in Rutland was Eugene ThompI Department of Education ex dri ve Pel., 15.2413; 3B Pel., 139;101 port. Richard Ba~ley, unoppos· 17. I' son l!O; J W Brown. 109, and periS have indiCated . w11i be The vote by precincts · 000 pounds, lying Ito sor, ProiOn 1, for lhe JC, l12·104. ed, had 566 voles for Clerk·1 SYRACUSE VILLAGE Charles R. Eads and Robert F. about $800,000 on the cost of a Preclnrl Yts Ne heavywetght record. Tass, Leading lbe other Pomeroy Treasurer Results in Syracuse, where Snowden, each 105. 12'" million plaot Stat• funds F. S.dford 91) " olficlal SoYiet news agency , I candidates, <~II unoppos- Elected to the Middleport I then~ were no contests are : Running for the Board of are avai la ble to make up the W Bedford ~ 31 said Proton 2 was launched was Council mcumbent Roy Board of Pubhc Affairs by Mayor, Herman London, 208.1 he All airs. Eugene Fmk difference. Department spokes- N Chester IS 16 Tuesday wlth ''a powerful car- Reuter with 752 votes. CoW1Cil write--in votes were Lee Smrth,! Cierk, Richard Duckworth, 2.33 ,led 1!4 votes and.Bruce DaVIS. l ' men have Said thiS money wiii i Rutland V!llagto 115 59 rit'r rocket. n 111e launch cund1dale Donald Collins re- 156; Richard Gress, 123, and ITreasurer, George Holman, 200; 197 lhomas Martm, with s1x l be asked of the Sta te Control I E. Rutland 81 SB le wa btUeved llnular to cetved 644 votes, Frankhn Riz.l Donald Mullen, 121 ICouncil, Robert Wmg•tt, 221 ;Ivotes, was elected •s a write-m C~LUMBUS 0 (UPI) 1. - Both 1Board before J an I. 1966 I Langsvlllo 44 33 " 'leW ~M-" which 580, BUd J. Lucien Poulin, RACINE VIlLAGE Troy Zw1lhng and Will ram Hayes cand1dale ' paries found J Y ioday " Tues. T r d. · h h t w Rutland 7 47 5 UUUD..,, - -- - - - . -day's mumclpal elections bul he IVe Jstn cts w Jc nex I Proton 1 last July 16. m.~~i""~~'"'f..W%,. Republicans made the most year w11l put ont member each 1Dexter 54 6S e spectacular gain m capturmg ]On ~ new board - yet to be Salem 58 101 1 CHICAGO - THE!r~~c;~ ~ Meigs Coualy lorDed oul 1,· Akron 's Cily Hall I named _ are M1ddlepor1 and !' Middleport lsi 93 :M ard Oil Division of 800 voters to the polls for tbe Pomr.rov exemptE'd dislncts. Middleport 2n d 186 29 Oil Co. said today it had or1 • year elections Tu•sday, Democra ls held on lo llie top I Norlhweslern , S•lisbury md Middleporl ~ 2!4 2'1 ed agreement witb the accordJ.ng to aD unofficial re- mumc1pal office in Cleveland . Bedford tocals Middleport 4t h 174 51 aters Union on a new pert Df the Meias {;()unty Warren and Youngstown and Heavitost majorities for con- Middleport Sth 53 34 - the first break in a WASHINGTON <UP() - Rep. son and the program of thi! publican and Conservative par- 1 Board of Electklns. knuckt~d Repubhcans oul in El- lso hdation cu me m Midd lepor t Pomerm ls i 65 ~5 whlch has cut off deliveries V. Lindsay gave the GOP Democrahr party" ty candidate who ran to spoil "fte figure lor tbe county ry1a Coshocton, Newark and 1 and Pomf'roy Middleport went Pomerov 2nd 123 49 psoline and ruel to the biggest lift since Gen. In a later statement, GOP Lindsay's chances, polled less I• above averate for off-year IManetta and from the Colum- : 730 for to 167 agamst Pomeroy I Pomeroy 3A !83 44 cqo area. D, Eisenhower returned National Chairman Ray C Bhss than 15 per cent of the vote. votlog," ucordlag to one o(- ~ bus City council. was 832 for to 238 agam!it Pomeroy JB 1M 4$ Eight other major oil Paris by proving today 1said all Republican!! should be Beame bl~m~d Buck~ey for his fidal oJ tile board. Republicans replaced Demo-- Four pre(' IDLts turned down Pomeroy 3C 175 34 panies and about 100 the Democrats could be cheered by gains made ID key defeat, clatmmg he ~!phoned of! ID cemparliOJI to 1963 , tbere Icrats m Akron and Lima and the. proposal and it wa~ 11ed m Pomeroy 4th 98 41 dents continued to out of city hall in New cities like New York, Philadel- nor~lly Democratlc votes. were over l,lOI more persoo• held on to lhe chief executiVe's !a f1flh Savmg oo were Nort h \11ddleport Prl 9~ 25 wltll thf union In an 1phiO , Louisville, Ky., and Lmdsay " lhe ~rst Repuhh.i who voted yesterday. The to- JOb '" Tol•do, Lorain and Can-I Chesler fvntmg m Bedford Pomeroy Pel !13 75 t1'14 the strike which Tina blow to the Democrats I Akron , Oh1o. can to be elected mayor of New \ tal vete lD JJI.l was 6 sat wbile ton The~ also eased the blow I Townsh1p1. 15 for. t6 ngam~l. Rock Sprmgs 159 ~I ~: ~!:o:S-:~: ~~: offset in 1\.i.esday's off-year ~ . Defeated Macbin~ York srnce Fiorello H LaGuar. Ia 1Ml il we• ;,Z40.' of losmi three councilmen miDf'xer 54 for, 63 aga mst Sa- S!lver Run 13 ~ ll' . elections only lD part by the l Lmdsay, 43-year~ld congress- dia, another fuswn candidate, ] _ . ~"'"" Columbus by re-eleclmg the 1r lem a8 for. !01 against, Srlver 1Harns?m'llle Y3 87 ty, Ind., to 1 IROlS' of Democratic gover· man. defeated City control- won 24 years ago IW.iiilll 'Ill flU fiYJ!'if~ ''~ city attorney and auditor by ! Run. 18 for , 29 agamst. and Pagevllle 53 53 burder with Wisconsin. io New Jersey and 1ler Abraham D. Beame, 59, a The New Jersey elect1on was TAX DEFEATED ! land slides and kept control of Pagev1lle was even. 53 lor and Mmers'i<ille Prt 1 0 LAGOI; NIGiiJRIA _ . product of New Yor~'s Demo- a personal tnumph for Hughes,j BLUFFTON (UP I1 - A 1 prr ' the Cincmn•tl c1ty counCil. 15:1 •gain,!. Tntal ! ,618 !,Ill Gov. Richard J. Hughes wa.s 1 crat~ machme, Wilham F. an upset victor m a close lcent city income tax was de-~ , - - -- - - - -- -- ~ --University president Vernon in New Jersev h) a I Buckley Jr., a Goidwaler Ro- . IOttltmu•d on Page 10) feated Tuesday; 551 to 177. At Akron, John S Ballard, I I j Middleport, Pomeroy, Give Lopsided Edge to Proposal * * 1 ELBERFELDS 1 * * \VORLD I d And ' Brownie Girls About ti Enjoy Party Middleport On Saturday ~ "~ DeNted To The lnteruu Of The MelpM111on .4rea NO.1~ * CAl NDAR A ~r "" ! SOCIAL· p -- ~0 .. '"' . .r; ;:: t. ·- ' ',.;--..:: ~ ---------------------:-----------'-----------{':-,.,= ------------· POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1965 FIVE CENTS I I enttne ... ~ .1' p . H fd arty e Ch h' n Socia/ Room Mainly About , peopIe In ' • at y e I I • I B. H Sanborn Missionary So- Love of Ch~lst, and for those C~rcle wit! be in charge of hos· ..Ousreched Hands.'' She wa s guest of honor at a show· Erb, Mrs. Earl Denny, Sr. ci.ety and the Baptist Day of who have given themselves m p.dahty for the Dece~ber me~t.. was a~slsted by Mrs. Dale er last week at home of Mrs. Mrs. Leo Vaughan, Mrs. PalliPraver was held Monday even- spreading the gospel. Ushers ing 'fhe program Will be IR Mourning and Mrs. John Kauff. Norberl Neutzlmg with Mrs. ine Angelelti, Mrs Leland Sism "at the MiddlepOrt F'lrSt Bap- were Mrs. Milton Hood, and Mrs. I charge of Mrs. Hood, Mrs: Da- ~rs: Beulah White,~ a solo, i William Neutzling and Mr s son, Mrs. Troy Ohlmser Sr., tis~ Church Chloe Richardson v1d Darst, Mrs. Joe Wilson, This ls My Task, With Mrs. Bessie Hayes as hostesses. Mrs. Troy Ohlinger Jr., Mrs, 1 rv{ce was opened w1th . . Mrs Smart, and Mrs Anthony. Bradbury at the organ. . , Mary E. Ohlinger, Miss Shir· The se d b M ~.. 'I The Sanborn MISSIOnary So- The White Cross quotas of The Elecla Circle wos in Games were played and. pnz. ley Ash, Mrs. Iva Carpenter, an organ prelu e Y rs. veri t t as held follow 1h h Jd . db The Day of Prayer cie Y mee mg w . . • all Circles were presented, with charge of the SOCia our e es awarded to Mrs Chrtstma Mrs Trell Schoenleb Mrs. Har~ Dra ury . d b M Rh da mg the prayer service With Mrs. Mrs Elizabeth Slaven in in the church dimng room with O'Donnell, Miss Carol. Ha~ey, ry P. Smith, Mrs, B.n Neutz. htany Hwas Je IYd·d'~~Alll~ai\ Richard Owen, presiden, pre. I Mrs. Anthony, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs 1Mrs Denver Kapple , Mtss Nan· ]ing, Mrs. Marion Hawk, M.ra. s1dmg. She read an article enIBearhs Mrs Hood, Mrs. BerHall ymn~. me u e .. , : cy Hamm and Mrs. Lena ~bers- David Goodwin, Mrs. Ellen t~e :,ower. and We ve a litled, 'Galeway lo Thanksgiv- ' IS ha Ar~her, Mrs. Nora Hamil· ' ' bach. Couch, Mrs. Walter Hamm and Slor~· MeditatiOns were given mg " and the coming uf Chnst / ton Martha Fowler serv1ng · After the honored guest op- Mrs. Mildred Jacobs. by ~rs Pa~~ Smart,ew~:n~:~ as the Christmas gtft Clrcle roll UTC S , pu~pkm pie and coffee l ened her many g1fts. ice cream on Prayer as th . r 1 call mclu ded Dorras 12, Electa, The table was decorated with cenlered with pink weddmg onen~s t~f wo~en M~~s pr~:n 11 , and LoveJOY 8 w1th 37 mem· i an arrangement of mums m 1 bells, cake iced m white and jolly Bunch Sewing ::~ the :c~~t~re. With an In· bers and guests present. A Halloween party was held r fall colors combined wilh tall decoraled in pink wilh lhe m· Club Entertained l.>rpretation 1::1"en by Mrs W1l- World Commumty Day was in the social room of the Porn~ slender lighted tapen. Iscr1ptmn, ''Best W1shes Anita lis Anthony descnbmg the ur- announced fu1 ~~nday. Nov 5 eroy Church of Chnst Fnday and Pat,'' coffee, pcnch and Mrs H E. Bush entertained gency of preachmg the gospel at 1 :m p m at the First Umted evemng. The room. was decormmts were served. fhe Middleport Jolly Bunch and the obli~o:a t1 on to th e great Presbytenan Church The s1ck ated for the occaswn by Mrs. Sewing club at her home on comm1ssion. Ireport was g1ven and mcluded A L Phelps, Mrs. Walter Ken· Attendmg were the above and Ash..St Fnday evening with 1 ll h s Smart gav(' 3 read mg David Hoone, Grnce Hy1ell and nedy Jr , Mrs Melvm Srmth L" Mrs. George Korn Sr , Mrs. Halloween party. Halloween •mlt'd. "Tre Compass10n of I Mr Harry Houdashelt. and Mrs Edward Venoy. ,d', TO CELEBRATE 50th WEDDING ANNIVER· Danny Zirkle, Mrs Theo Sm1th, games were played and prizes lesus followed by Sll•nt pray-~ V % SARY _ Mr. and Mrs Weber Wood , Route 1, Mrs. Earl Denny, Jr., Mrs. awarded to Mrs. Noah Hnskm!l, 1 Judges for th• grand march ~r Mi s An 1 hony read a rned1- Mrs Tony Fowler was . 0 were Mrs Ralph Welker, Mrs. NO · . . id d Pearl Ash, Mrs. Roger Cui- l and the door pme to Mrs. P. !:JtHm entit led... Lord of Har- l charge nr the Lo~e G1ft ded1ca- Orville Well and Miss Elizabeth 'Jbe .annual electiOn day dmHarrisonville, w11l celebrate the1r go en we • lums, Mi ss Stella Ebersbarh, L. Mitch. l, thankmg God for past twn, u-.mg lh e theme ot Thanks- Duflv Prizes were awarded to ner Wl11 be served m the anding anniversary wtth an open house from 2 to Mrs. Mne Van Inwagen. Mrs. I Mrs. Bush served sandwich'" _ _ _ _ ~- - - giVIog m the tabl e fealurmg l B bb K Ch tt t nex of the Syracuse Ftrst Umt· 1 5 p.m., November 7, tn the Bedford Youth Build0 Clara Miller, Mrs. Richard I es, coffee and donuts to those , twu cornu co p1as. one of fruit , . le ay ap~an, pre leS; d Presbytenan Church Th.;! mg at Bedford School. The schoo l is 'ocated on Poulm, Mrs. Jessre Haggy. Mrs. attendmg mcluding Mrs. Law· Debbie Ltmt>v. 1$ ... 'fi1an · kf ulness and I JCra~g Arhe II ... h k d hicken . I Route 33, south of Darwm Mrs We d, the fmd~y rn~,~~, 1!Zing h Venoy f , 1ugliest: t M k C1 k menu w1 m:: a e c Ph•na Clifford, Mrs. Harold renee Milhoan. Mrs Mitch Mrs, ~he love- gi ft ur God's L(]ve Ush- ; o n,son, .unln ess ; I Ae d ar ' mashed potatoes, noodles, green mer Murl Hart, and Mr. Wood w t e marne Ebers.barh, Miss Lmda Haggy, Carl Mattox, Mrs. George Hack· I /lostPss for Ptrrty cr~ wert' Mrs. Edison Baker and I mhosd ongma; usand Tn rews, beans dressing slaw, ple and I November 6, 1915, and <Jre parents of four ehil· 1 Mrs Elmer WICkham, Mrs Ma· ell, Mrs. Wlilis Grueser, Mrs, 'M ~· B arhs 1 ar est to guess; an ommy ' d 1 $.l h hid dren . Ernest and Norman, Route I, HarrisonDebbie l.unev t!nt f'rt il in~dl rs ranct>s .e Masters cutest coffee A uts 'sc 001 c 1 • vtlle ,· Mrs. Russe ll Hoffman, Anderson, lnchana ry Kunzelman, Mrs. H. C. William Reynolds, Mra. Shrrley · I The IJorras C~rcle w1!1 pre·l · · 50c 1 w1th a Halloween pa1ty ,8alur·l Gnmes were played under the ren · and Mrs. Virgil King, Ro ute 2. Pomeroy. 'fhp~r I Brlckles, Mrs. Elsworth Rowe, Mills, Mrs. James Johnson. I - ··- - - - - - - - - - - - - dav evenmg at thr hurne ol Mr.l - - have 17 grand-children The couple ' ha s s pt•nt direction of Mrs Helen Lelf- Pomeroy Chapter 186 · OES. 9 and ~1r s Frank Powe1s Guests ~ "'<'!-"fMktciiSP<:.MLM:zt"' ., heit after which ihe group vis· WIU meet Tuesday at 7 · 4 ~ p the1r marri ed life un the same tarm m the Bed1 eame m co~tume .and pmes ~ fish m. Annual dues are due at ford . Scipio Township area. 1 ited' Rluebeards den . A were aw<~rdrd to Sh.u un Clllze. , ,( pond m the form of a witches this meeting , d 1 . ~ caldron wa~ en)oyed by the The eaconesses • ~----,...,...""" Joyre Riley, Ani Ia FuItz, and ' "' the deacoos Middle and rt ~~Jrst Unit¥I!!I :Pl!M QW!- ~~; Janr Arree , younger children of JXl Church will :.1 Tile b;semenl of the Powers GmerOV Refreshments or doughnuls ed Pr•sbylerlank d ' 10Un d k I sponsor a chic en mner on home was derorate m eep- Mis E J Tracy attend ed cider, coffee and kool-aid were . D N 2 at 5-6·30 mg w1th the season. mcludmg the Sou theast Oluo Educahcn l served from a table with a H~l- ElectlOnat ~~ c~~~rch Tick~ts ~ !1ghttd pumpkms, wnches and Assoc>atlon meetmg at Athens loween cover and centered w1th P· mbe obtained '" advance or J 1 other decoratiOns. Refresh· Fndav and spent the weekend a Ia:ge pumpkm. Napkins also UU:,~based at the door Mrs. menls of donuts . Cider, and With her mece, Mrs Dwight earned out . the Halloween ~rl Owen and Miss Phyllis Mrs James Manley and dau· Bruwme Troop Nu 5 enjoy· ' candy apples were ~en•ed 1Mutt'hl er and fam:ly and her theme. Ser~mg on the refreshchim are co-chairmen. ghter, Sandy, of Columbus, spent I ed a Halloween !Jart y Saturday j Attendmg 10 add1t10n to the · mother, Mrs w. H Halliday. theme. Sevi~g on the refresh- Joa NOV. 3 the weeke,nd Wit,h Mr ~nd Mrs , afternoon at \he F1 sl Unlted ""'•l'oopte 0,.,. above named. were Mary Ann She was acco mpanied home ment comm1ttee were Mrs. C. The Middleport Literary Club Walton Manley and Mrs. Mane PI esbytenan ( hu rch. Cost um es liCA VICTQa Th&n Kloes. Kim Johnson. J1mmy l Sunday by Mr and Mrs Mulch- E. Clark, Mrs. Jerry Masters, will meet Wednesday afternoon, Vancooney. 1 were Jut.lged amJ pllzes awart.IWlldeJmuth, Debbie MaJor. Lee ller Mrs Louis Osborne and Mrs at the home Do Becker Is a pa tient at ed tu ( uthy Baker, pret11est; I 2 3 m..,. ""''Wbi.. Floyd, Sherman Mills, Robm l John Sauvage has return~ ~ Denver Kapple, ~tv.Mrs. a~. ~tout, Second • Vete;ans Memuna l Hospital I Cmdy. Glazt, uglies t. M.r:s., Mar"'Oolor \lll ls, Pat ty Cross£>n, Conme Ihome after a I \lou weeks VI!Ht Ave. Mrs. Robert Coat!! a n d where he has hi:id knee surg- 1cu~ ( hambers and Mar~ Hoi- ; Bachner, Steve Oller, B1lly at Vandaha with h1s daughter ... ~ . - _ _ _ ___ Mrs. Emerson Jones will pre· ery, I man , a cadet scout , were Judg· Hensler, Pat Mullen Jerry 1and son m-law · Mr and Mrs. . . ....- - - - th Response to I senl eprogram k · e> Swartz, Kayle ~ussell, Kathy 1Garland Weaver. He also spent roll call will be 3 southern lead- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hor .YI Hulloween ames were la _ Moore. Jenmfer Goble and Bob- I . days '" M1 ch1gan er. and daughters, Janel and She!· ed led b M~rv Holman ~ /d 1 by and Pam Powers. Mr and Mrs. George Korn The Twl'ltght Garden c 1u b la spent the weekend m Bndge. Y b M . K G , t t1e ' f 1 pmes won y ary . a11ag· b Jr of Colum us spen l will meet at the Ohio Power port, Ohio as the guest o rea- t1 Beth Vaughan and Kathy I weekend with their pcuen!s, Company office Wednesday, No- tives. i:;ris. Refresh ments of pUffijJ· I Mr and Mrs George Korn Sr. tr 1· I . Mrs Jo~ Thomas vember 3 for a demons a !on. Mrs C R Gilbert or Spring- km face cookie~. punc~ an~ I Frank Amos entered veter~ Jarrot Bobo, Carrie L. Bobo The Pomeroy and Winding Trad field , spent the weekend w1th candy were served by Mrs Not- ' LAST TI"E TONIGHT ans Memonal Hospital Sunday to Jerry R Gnfllth, Ella L Garden clubs are inVIted as Mr. and Mrs Leo Kennedy and man Humphreys and Mrs .. ~~~1 RCA Solid Copper Clr,ulta "GI RLS ON THE BEACH" I for observation and treatment. Gr1ff1th, parcels, Sciplo. guests. Karen Gregg. 1 ham Hamm and lhe troov Jead1 Tinted RCA Pan-0-Pfy picture tube I Miss Jern Fnck of Colum- Cla nce Longstreth to Kenneth NOV. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones ! er. Mrs R1t hard Vnu~::han . M1s. 1 (1'echmcolor; bu!i spent the weekend with her L. Longstreth, Betty A. Long· The Evangeline Chapter' were m Athens Sunday where Wlll1am Jngles also s~nl L'OOk· 1 22,500-volt New Vista chassis Martin West, Nor ee n t: urcor ~n. The Cnckets The B~acb parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul 1streth. 8511 acres, Salem. OES, Middleport, ;Ill 4 ~~t they VISited w1th their daugh· tcs 1 New Vista VHF, Solid State UHF tuners Buys, Lesley Gore. fi'nck ~nd fam1 ly L D. Srott, Maude M. Scott ThM W'S~ayTevem,ng, ov. a e ter, Mr and Mrs Lee Davidson. Attending were Kathy Harris 1 "CLARENCE THE 1 Ons-Set VHF flne tuning . K asomc emp e. b b ' ~1ss Amta Hall, stu dent at 1 to Robert S. Betz, VI rgm 1a , The Mel 5 County PTA is Mrs. Davidson 1I a:! . een a · Beth Vaughan , Juh Hamm, MaCROSS-EYED LION" • 7' oval duo-cone epeaker Ohio State Un1versJ iy, spent the r Betz, Frank L. Snedaker , Mar. g ale sent from her te~;~dung duhes i ry K Gallagher Penny John· (Techmcalon . h M. d k 'f ddl sponsoring a rummage s . d . Marshal Thumpson, Cheryl wekend With er parent s, 1.1Jone Sne a er, 1..ots, ~· 1 e- Nov 4 ~ and 6 at the Sauvage due to lnJUfleS sustame m <1 ; son. Mehnda Hu mphrey, Lee 1 M1ller. Betsy Drake and Mrs J ames Hall port. Buildm'g 'on Front-st, Pomeroy, fall at her home. f Ord, Kr~sti Morns, VIcki Man- ! Dr. and Mrs, Call Wolf of: Ca rl Bost ic, Faye Bostic to from 9 a. m, untilS p. m. This Mrs Kenneth Byer, Galllpo- ley, Kallly Baker, Cmdy Glaze I You should see all the other models of Wednesday, November 3 1 r we ie weekend guests ! Damel Hew lett, Juanita Hew· Will be a large rummage sale. lis, IS spendmg sevt!ral days Meni 1\ult , Tamm1 Hoffm~;~n l NOT OPEN Mr and Mrs. Patnck LO<'II-il lett, 80 rods, Salisbury. Members of the Pomeroy at her home in Middleport ami Usl ie Ingles, ~md one guest 1 ! RCA Victor Black and White 1nd Living Coary , Wilham A. McKelvey, Hazel Elementary PTA who have ar- Mr. and Mrs. Galen Brown Dun vaughan. I THURS., FRI ., SAT. Nov . 4·5-6 I Mr. a11d Mrs Char les Gravely 1I McKelvey, aka Hazel McKel- ticles or will work al the Coun- and children spent Sunday at lor T.V. on s1le on the 2nd floor. Come In of Dunbar. W Va. Mr and ( vey to Um ted States, Easement ty PTA rummage sale Novem· their farm near Morehead, KY, MEETING POSTPONED DAVE CLARK~ ~rs .. AI~x Gr~vely ul Dunbar, l1Lebanon ber 4-7 are asked ~ contact Mr. and Mrs Leo Smith a~d1 'J" 1e meetmg of the WSWS of "HAVING A soon and select the set you want. WILD WEEKEND'' ~ Va and .daught e.r and !i?n~ . Wi llla m A. McKelvey, Hazel Vas. Elza Gilmore Jr. by Wed- children spent the weekend ml the Enterpn:!e EUB church 1 The Oave Clark Ftve, Bar udaw, Mr and Mrs J<~ n Jan McKelvey to Umted States, nesday. South Charleston, Ohio. where 1 scheduled for tonight at Mrs. I b1na Ft'rris. I cusek a~d l'hildr en, .Johnnv, Easemenl, Lebanon. The Past Chrefs or Magnolia they were guests of Mr and ' James Will , has been postpon" CODE 7, VICTIM S'' Lex Barker. Ronald F1aser, MareaS a ~d Tony of Columbus Char les Hyatt, Harriett E Temple Pyth1ao Sisters wiU Mrs. William Everson an d l ed until Tuesday, November 9, Verunique Vendell. 1wFerGe unl "Y dguM ests Jof Mrs B. Hyatt to Halhe Cross, Lots, Sy- meet Thursday evening at family, due to election. j rave y an rs A Eden. 1 M1ss M<~rv Showers of Well- racuse . home of Mrs Frank Stewart, SUN., MON. and TUES. • sto · d s d th h ! John Proffllt, Pearl Proffltl with Mrs. RIChard Campbell November 1·8·9 n Vl!il 1e un ay WI er John Ford's aunt Mrs H m Sl to Umted SLates, Easement, Le- co-hostess. . o er 10wers b NOV 5 uCHEYENNE AUTUMN " Mr. and Mrs Mikton Dllvis anon • (Techm color) and chddrrn Debbie s . d 1 John C Profntt, Pearl Prof· The Happy Harvesten class Carroll ,Baker. Sa l Mineo James Stewarl, Rirhard Jon of Eas t 't 1 verpo~J ~~:n~~s. f1tt to United States, Easement, of the Federated .chur~h will W1dmark Karl Malden Ar Ha10ld Bogan and child ren, Lebanon. have a ~overed diflh diMer thur Kennedy, Patnck horah and J 1mmy of Fombell Hone! Denney Pearl Denney day at 6 p m at the church. Wayne. Colorurtoan: 1Pa , were weekend guests ' Larry D. Edwards, Margaret A. ~eat and dessert will be pro-Panchos HldetiNI'f J\Jr and Mr 9 Thomas Young. Edwards, .18 acre, Rutland. Vided Members are as~ed to Clarence M. Shields, Gladys take thell' own table serv1ce. M Shields to Velma Quillen, parcel, Letart. 28, Culls 12 to 11. Sanford Gheen, Golden un<ien 1 SHEEP - Ewes and Lms. to Stale of Oh10, 1 032 5 to 10 ; Stock Ewes 4 to 10; SaliSbury. Fal Sheep 4 to 8, Cullo I to 5 Bucks 4 10 8; Fat Wethers 4 to 10. GalllpoUs, Oblo, LAMBS - Topo 23 Seconds Salurday, Oct. 30, IIHi :ro to 22; Light Wta. 15 to 18; SALES Rt.PORT of Common 14 to 16, Ohio Valley Uvestock Co. HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 23 We're ready 24 , 220 lo 250 lbs. 23 to 24 ; "Convene Co1ch" Light 20 Ill 24; Fat Sows 12 Ill to offer 18 , Stags 12 lo 16 ; Boars 10 to 15; Sows and Pigs 60 to 8Q ; auto loans Shoats a to 20 Sin CATTLE - Steers 15 Ill pr. 6'12 to 12 Heifers 14 lo :ro; Baby Are ali loans 18 to 24 , Fat Cows 11 lo 15; the sa me? Not at Canners 8 to 12; Bulls 12 to 18; Milk Cows IMI to 180. all' In• estigate the 1 VEAL CALVES - Tops 29.· advantages of lowMiddlepor. 4&; Seconds 22 to 28; Medium 18 to 22 ; Com. IJld Hvs. 18 to ·- --~ ..,_, . . .r •l.nrle 4r.-r -~. 6,.,.tla, interest bank loa ns . c. :ft •WMI\IIIMIIIfVI..........Hnii&._,4NI 3;"" I , per . . J· �' ' Racine Fui-Valu Market's Prfi:es In Thrs Ad Effective .•• ~ Senators' Frank Howard Named AL's THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY NOV. ·4-5--6 NEW YORK Howard, who elided his lng daya when the Los Dodgers traded him to Washington Senators, was named American Comeback Player of the by the United Press RIGHT RI!SERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES lntroclucing Our A.nnlversart~ Newly Remoclelecl Store .. We have completely remodeled our store so that we can better serve you . . . the people of Racine and surrounding area. We feel that we will be able to give you top quality mer· chandise at low, low prices. COME TO RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET TO SHOP AND SAVEl MILK o::::t AND NUMEROUS OTHfR PRIZES. BURST A BALLOON and Win A Prize. You Get What The Ticket In Balloon Calls For. 16 ounce loaf Be Sure to Register For Door Prizes To Be Giv· en Away Each Night. No Purchase Necessary BISCUITS - Ciln FUL-VALU BUYI DIXIE BELL Pros Assemble For $50,000 CRACKERS MAPLE LAWN POULTRY WHOLE FRYERS ••• FUL-VALU BUY! CAMPBELL'S can TOMATO SOUP ,,. .. n Meet Hawana 'i FREE COFFEE and DONUTS For Adults FREE CJay Ill • Las vegas £or F' w k £ B ' BALLOONS POPSICKLES PEPSI-COLI gal. FUL·VALU BUY! FACIAL TISSUES Graded Good Beef 2 ply lb. FUL-VALU BUYI STOKELY'S 0 PUFFS - - ... FUL-VALU BUY! SNOWDRIFT Our own Hom• Style Hasoned Pure Pork SHORTENING · 31b. can PENN-CHAMP PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE Sausage , spartans }7 pOint Favonte • 0ver Iowa Team on saturday $ .25 5 Cupit. Clay e~t mto .th Sikes, the Arkansas traveler, Tuesday 1 ~ ernoon wl It pnt a feather in his cap party 0 . 1 per:onsl a er M11nrlay by scoring a holt:>-in- :~opo~er 1 ~ ~s t n~e ~s . one on the par three eighth ~ c ~~PI~n '"t >;J'~a d . hole, which lies adjacent to the ~1tl wIa ;h~~ e~h:y g~:~ sparkling Pacific. th er~on t tl He said It wos the fourth of ee~te;'~!te."this :onlh. his career, but his first since "I'm oin lu unish l•rnin pro a year •nd a ball g g 1 t~ h sgo. lt came during a practice ~~~e ~ny c~~~:e:,r. round Sikes toured the course . 'd d · th . with CUpit. p>onh hturfrmg Me . F1 on ,. ,,g to om South AITican Bob. Verwey, ·''I want. see •ami, him cuta. fresh from a biJ~ victory in the bruised his ribs caved in and $46,000 Almadeu Open, arrived then k~ocked oul. I'm oing Monday niht and held his first punish him for seven ~r eight Practice.. , sesslon Tuesday. · . . . rou nd s. " Hawans best -hope w the Cloy was 1rntated tourney, Ted Makalena: . gave Patterson's attacks on heart to hiS fans by !•r~ng .a ~flilialion with the Black . , four : under par 68 1n bis 11ims s<e.t and the ex-<hampwn s pracllce round. He was paced •declaratwn .~hat he mteooed by young llhn01s pro Chick 1 wmmng to bring" the Evans, who also shot u 68. hack to Amenca. John 4 ••• FUL-VALU BUY WAGNER'S 32 01. bots. ORANGE DRINK th: REGULAR 59c DAN DEE Sib, Wind110r Brand Pork Steak box Fresh PJcnkt 4 Frt>lih only 0 ;::: 79c- Pork Roast _ "'· 29c to .verap POTATO CHIPS Sliced Bacon ~~- 49c FUL-VALU BUYI LAUNDRY DETERGENT GALLON _ _ _ __ AJAX "!. Twin P1clc ·giant ...... box Anniversary Produce Buys I CliptJtu COUPON! This co~pon entitles you to buy • 89 10 OZ. JAR INSTANT COFFEE OF YOUR CHOICE FOR ONLY GOOD·N·ft1CH ~; CAKE: MIJ C -.11':~ box PILLSBURY PAN(;AKE 2 ~X 29c "' WINESAP DELICIOUS IIOMES MILK;,_____: ··"on MORTON'S ALL VARIETIES OF FRAMING SHEATHING - - - - low liS 10c ft. 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No. 2\'2 cans . • told me when I JOIDed the 24 wr•ters m the UP! who has ..,. from farllllr the team that i was his board representing each of back than Satcb!" ' leftfielder and matt would play league teams plus dDy," Howard said. baseball wnters. · "Frank played IDDSI of w1Ut.: that bad llll)d "1 he · s~ifted 2 THURSDAY·· 3 FRIDAY- 5 SATURDAY ••• FUL-VALU BUY! batted in (84). He ignored attitude was better, and most to~h II " ~ be a · pain of an m;ured elbow to important, I had an opporlullity ball player, be play In 149 games. 'ito play regularly. "True.' they play only "There were three big differ· More Preoaure the pl!chera they are . I c ! gallon carton !"' I . -'11''!11-.,;r.. 0 Doctors performed surgery on Howard Oct. 5 to remove I two bone chips from his right k d • "~ B ch Stat had A kansas State whicb tied for ' elbow. began NEW YORK (UP!) - North Dakota State bad heen the ran e """" ea e r ' . ' to test Only it for Tuesday the first he time. Dakota State University, its nation's highest scoring small two. '!'bird-ranked .Los Angeles 12th. Eastern Washing:. w:sl Winter Workool olfense recharged after two college team when first en- State, the . defendlng nallonal 15th,: followed in. or ~I ''Apparently the operation s uttering performance!!-, today dorsed by the UPI ccoaches as champion, earned one, as ~d F~orlda A&M, Austm Peay an waa I complete success," he into high gear and the No. 1 team three weeks ago seventh-ranked Northern Dim· Fmdlay. Tennessee State said, adding that he would work increased its frst place lead but had scored nly six and 14 ois, Massachusetts and Eastern Central Oklahoma were the elbow back into shape '· · W1 · g it. wa hington locked for 19th over runnerup Maine in the pom~ m narro Y wmmn s . . . playing basketball and weekly United Press lnterna- two subsequent games. The top lour iea111ll held thea Only two opponents thls winter. I' I B0 ard of Coaches ratBisons' Poiots positions with Eastern Carolina between North Dakota State I "We're a young ball club and The offensive splurge earned tenaciously clinging to fourth, and a perfect .season a; think we'll surprise lot of 1 le " the &lugger8 said. The all- winning Bisons, unde. !he Bisons 315 pomts, high for two points ahead of Long Beach possible. bowl bid. The BISOns, : feated In eight games, broke the year, from the 30-man State, which Jumped from who flmshed loth last year an:· ~m~ of our veterans hove The last vote went to Lerov 'l scoring slump with a vengence board and 19 first place votes seventh to fifth .. Middle Tennes- defeated Western Sta~3m th I "Talk lo oacb olber. I have tAl last ,...son and figure tSatchel) Page, who last weekend by annthllatlng In their lineal showing of the see remamed Sixth but North- Mmeral Water Bowll4- mee de my ohoelaee ." 0 Nov 3 Middleport South Dakota 66 • 8. North year. Maine had been creeping ern Dlinoi/1 and SUI Ross, both MorningSide and St. T Oma8, ., • , closer to the leader In the last 7-0, each moved up one notcb to both on the road. I SVAC STANDINGS two weeks but received 276 seventh and e1ghth. Mame, also wtth two games, points to f~ll t7 points farther Ninth Tied to play, hosts Youngstown this TEAM WL P behind. Weber State, which toppled weekend and closes the season : Kyger Creek .. . 4 0 116 Maine, which already bas Western (Colo.) State from the on Nov. 13 at Tampa. AI teast North Gallia ..... 3 2 88 clinched the Yankee Conference ' undefeated ranks 14-7 and it. one team IS sure to lose Its Eastern . .. .. · 1 2 40 championship, throttled Colby lofty fifth position, edged into high standing on Nov. 13 when Southwestern .. . I 3 28 42-14 for its seventh victory and tie for ninth With North Dakota Los Aneles State and unbea- Hannan Trace ... 0 3 12 received a like number ol first University, ten Long Beach State clash m 1TOTALS .. ... .. . 9 I 2M place voles. Sixth. ranked Mid- Western State skidded to l4th the. showdown gama of the AU, GAMES HONOLULU tUPO - Pros dle Tennessee State drew three behind 11th-ranked San Diego Cahforma Collog1a1o Athletic assembled for the $50.000 ballots for No. 1 while fifth· State and Massachusetts and Associetion. _ TEAM W L P Hawaiian Open got their first . . : Kyger Creek . · 5 3 13fi toste of competition on toughwho defended hiS World Boxmg 1North Galha ... 4 1;~ 1 ent'd Waialae Country Club AssociatiOn (WBA). title ~uc- Eastern . " .. 2 6 00 course today with the ~\,000 Del ""'slully Monday mght agamsl Southwestern .... 2 6 40 1761 Webb Pro-Am warmup. George Chuvalo. bad "no 1 Hannan Trace . 0 7 36 204 Officials listed 56 pros and l couldn't knock out\ Creek 10 168. amateurs the f?ursoT~s l LAS VEGAS Nev bazz Muslim mtfiister In Los Chuvalo or Eddie Machen. 11 SATURDAY'S GAME WhiCh went out today ;us I a r , The potentate '0 1 bo~ing, Mu- Angeles, and •everal followers could beat him and five like Eastern at Southern sunup. . . . hammad Ali who doesn't met Clay in Los Angeles. him. I'm the greatest fighter m It was cllff~eul.t to lmd anyone swer to Cassius Clay, and "I don't know what he the world." . Rating• wtlhng to predJct a ~mner. m i royal retinue were setlled means,'' the champion said. Clay was re-mstat~ b~ the NEW YORK (UPI) - The the four-day open, wh1ch begms today in their aptly_ "i'm an American: But he's a WBA on the promJ.Se if he! United Press International For every make and model car... Thursday. headquarters, the El Morocco. deaf, dumb and blmd so-called defeated Patterson he would II II I tb II atings Pick your size and price ... deal About 150 mainland and Negro whQ needs a spanking." meet the winner of the Terrell- s~a . co ege 00 a r foreign pro!l were in the field, A motel rather than a ''I plan to make him an Chuvalo bout. But the talkative With frr.st pl~ce votesthand ~onwhich was being checked a palace, the El Morocco example to the world. ]'m Clay said, 'jl'm oot bound by lost records II! paren es~ .. t final time by PGA authorities located · directly across the going to punish him for the the WBA. I'm the champion of Tea~ D Sl U (l ) (6-0I 01; ~ 750 x 14 CHAMPION _ _ _ _ $20.45 Tuesday to determine if a highway from the gas13h things be said about me In the the world. I'm not meeting ~· ~ 7 (7.0) 9 276 couple of the golfers filed their dust Hotel. Th;il'.s wh.ere He~- magazines." nothing of their's if I don't (1 BUY ONE TIRE AT 1 applications too late to qualify. vywright Champwn Clay Will Clay, however, had kinder want to. I don't have to ask 3. ~ Ange6: ~t. (!~~~~ ) 194 REGULAR PRICE, SEC. 4· astern Big money winners in the do his training for the Nov. 22 words for ex-champion Sonny them anything." ma -0 PRICE OND TIRE AT HALF tourney included Billy Casper, bout with challenger Floyd Liston, whose Iitle he lifted In Included in Clay's party were :· ~~g ~eacb ~t. (~~) PRICE AI Geiberger and Bruce Cramp- Patterson. Miami, declaring Liston waa three sparrmg partners headed 1 · N U, ennlll ·(]) ( -0) 157 7 119 SECOND T I R I - $10.23 ton. Business-like Manager "the best fighter tn the world by his brother Rudy who ~· ~f ~mss ( -0) 7 84 Casper, .third in overall Dundee arranged a besides me. H~ -:ould knock ?,ut prefers to be called Rahaman ,: >tiel w:ber State (6-1) winnings With $97,706 thus far , for Caly on his first day Patterson agm~ if th~y met. Ah~ Cody Jones and Jllllllly North Dakota U 17·1) 51 800 x 14 NEW SAFETY CHAMPION $27.25 needs a fourth place or better for the champion to take But Clay said Erme Terrell, ElliS. I Second 10 - 11, San Diego SECOND TIRE-- $13,63 in the tourney to push past the roadwork early in the o Statt.' ~; 12. (tie) Massachu1100,000 plateau }hiS year. take a look aroulld this seUs 'n) and Arkansas 650 x 13 NEW SAFETY CHAMPION $21 .00 Ge•berger IS m lOth place center and then go into the • 37 · 14 western (Colo.) SECOND TIRE-$11.30 with $51,779 and Crampton is in at 1 p.m. [or his first Las 313: 10.' Eastern Washington (1) ADD $3.00 FOR WHITEWALLS lith place With $54,774. Vegas workout. 31)· 16 Florida A&M 'll· 17 Other Coatendero A ' t'I 'peay 12 ,· 18 , F'mdl~y 11 :, 1 . Patterson who had taken However, thiS top moneyd T esd 8 011 1 NEW YORK (UPI) - The Northwestern, Army and Ai r 19us(tie) Tennessee State and making trio will have to Monday dan u ~ '.a so Michi~an State Spartans are a Force even, Cincinnati 6 over Central Oklahoma 10 C<ontend with Doug Fm·d, r.", pare to trhesumde IS at 17-poinl favorite to pulverize Kansas State. Other teams recei~ing g G Don J anuary • "' er m eHotel,ay down · eurge aye~, Thunderbird low<' en route to a Bl g Ten tille Tb e •-·th mn! wesI ~ Texas 11 over or more pomls - 0 rnaha, St . Chi Chi Rodrmez, Bob Goelby, hi h f blocks and a probable Rose Bowl Baylor, Oklahoma 6 over Iowa John:s (Minn.), ,. honored by more thon 60.000 Firestone deal.,.. 8 Frank ~rd, ~ionel and Jay l: way .ew st · invi'ation. State. Mi$Slssippi 14 .over Nortltern Michigan, E a! and stQres from coast to coast. wherever you travel~ Hebert, D1ek S1kes and Jack ~ay 1 . Bo• La T:>e nation's top-ranked team Houston, Southern Methodist 6 Stroudsburg, Delta Stste. Ball Fairmont Dairy Fa,, ~ Pia yer of the 'Year' · f ball ;••::,~~ ...h::lt~ but lheri·· 1s more a lot ot times when he shouldn't to~· back:'' he said. "I'll ~~three ilmingl for board of expert.. rences last Beason," accordlng! "After live and a ' cin them to deliver." ! hove because of the paw. H very disaPP?mted If we don I City Alhlet!Ctl fait Howard led the Senators In, to the 6-foot.-7 former Ohio !of being platooned . . W shington certainly deserves the honor. climbwg In the Bland- I1mter who: v~ for old · (.289), hits 1149), dou-] State star. "I _r~ported in bb)lerl Dodgers, I didn't realize until H~ ptpised bla Howard credited Hodge& with · " noted oo his ballot: North Dakota State Ranked First ' SpeeJalt ··' :, ICE 'Come~ack ,--1'1- . · ~ill'' '• . HOGG' & ZUSPAN MA'I'ERIALS CO. MASQN, .. W. VA. ' . DOUBLE GUARANTEE ha~ won the seven previous over Texas A&M. State, Northeast Oklahoma, games on the schedule and Tbe West: Washington State Tampa, Southwest T ex a would finish undefeated in 2 over Oregon Utah and NorthWtst Louisiana , conf£ren ce ploy by beating the Brigham Young 'even. field ' (Mass.), Parsons. H a w k e y e s. Michigan State National Football League: winds up the regular season Washington and New York Little Eagles Take Nov. 20 ag;:tmst fourth-ranked even, Baltimore and Chicago "1Notce Dame. I even, Cleveland 11 over Phi· s;p Win at Racine Nebraska, tied with Arkansas ledelphla, Green Bay 11 over Belpre's 7-8th rade team «eond place In the UPI Detroit Dallas z over San scored an !HI victory over Southcoach.es ratlngtshe, lsK a ~!nyt Franci~co, Minneso~ 12 over ern Monday at Racine. 1avoFJ 1e over ans • Los Angeles, St LouiS 10 over ame elided with the hawks, a Big Eight rival. And Pittsburgh. County team on the five yard Ar k::.nsas, on its way. to a American Footba 11 Leape: "une of BeIpre. Sou~hwest Conference htle and B~ffa!o S over Boston, Kansas I Southern's touchdown a b>d to the Cotton .Bowl, was C1ty 6 over New York, San on a long run by Fullback Rog· rated 27 pomts suponor to Rice Diego 8 over Denver, Houston Ier Ours. Belpre scored after a byNotre the odds-makers. Dame was considered 18 FOint. better than PitLsbu!gh. Fifth-rated Southero Califor1da, Idle lest week, was an e~ght. point pick over Califorornia~ 1 Pacific Elght rival. UCLA was given a six-point supel iority over Washington. Seventh-rated Alaboma was rated even against Louisiana State and no points were offered lor the contest betwoon eighth-ranked Georgia Tech and Tennessee. Th• odds-makers passed up the game featuring ninthranked Texas Tech and New Mexico State and made lotbrank<d Missouri a touchdown better than Big Eight rival Colorado. Tbe East: Dartmouth 14 over Columbia, Cornell 11 over Brown, Syracuse 13 over Oregon State, Navy 6 over Maryland, Princeton 13 over Harvard, Yah!• 13 over Pennsylvania. Tile South: Auburn 4 over Misal!sippl State, Clemson 1 over Nortll .Carollna, West Virginia I over Virginia Tech, Florida, State U IJVer Wake Forest, Kentucky I over Vanderbilt, Duke -1 over North Carolina State, Florida 8 over Georgia, staDiord f over Tulane, Utah Stata I over f,lomphi1 State, VlriJAia 1 over SoUth .Carollna. The Mldwott• DUnoll 1 over Mlchlgall, ..~ IJ over Wlaccnsln; Ohio Stata IJ over bdl•~ ·~ a ...,...........,..,............ ......... .... . _ ,._.._ .UIIIUIITII ._.llulnMIIU ..... 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Clrtl!r ...... 11\Y 0 ' f Kypr Craet bostl a toup Me- 11111 at ltadne ID Ill IIOVC lhe eampalcD last weelt. , been ~ to Rolland IIIII The ture in 1161. Haanas Trace, won the svAC J. Howard •••• KC I 0 2f J. Crue .......• NO 0 I 4 ArtJwr lelltllllllelbln FridaY l!lllteb. In laat week's aelton, North Plains. · Tbe TornaCJoes Wider the lead. ICOriJJg race with a total Gl 0 Clyde Smllh . •• NG S Z :10 C. ~oil .. .... KC 0 I Z ......, wblle 1M old lletp 'nlree olhlr BVAC eleva, GaUJa llllllbed aeeond In the 'l'be Generals are led by Jay erslllp of Coach Ronald Deem, polats. Junior Howard of Kyger John SWiiber •. KC S 0 10 T. Moore ...... JI:C 0 2 2 league standings by trouncing HUghes George Peten and have a 64 record going . sto Creek finished aeeoncl wit~ M R. Allman . . · l!lasl I 0 II J. Ball " .....' KC I I 2 Hannan Trace, 41-4, Eaatern Frank wblle• Kyger Is lbelr final battle with rlvll Em. and fullback Clyde Smilh, a~ R. Garrett •• . • NG Z f 18 Jlm Craca •• •• NG 0 2 I third by blllnkllli Soulh- led by Joe Fisher John Swlsb- ern. 1be law of averages may lhougb mlsslng the last lour M. Spaulding .. KC 2 2 If J. Pooler ..... l!!ul 0 I I western ~ wblle Kyger Creek er Junior 'U!d Larry be a factor In this game aa Sou· games llnlsbecl tblrd with 20 Joe Flaber ... • KC 2 I 14 L O'ellleelll •• • NG 0 2 2 suftered Ill worst defeat on wbohry 011 Gffense and Chuck thern has never defeated the . markers. L. Whobrey .. . KC 2 2 If J. Fisher .. . .. . NG 0 2 2 the gridiron to an undeleat- Leach Larry Elklna and Joey Eagles in football Skidmore alllo paces lhe all c. Eleblnger East 2 2 14 ,..... " M let eel Chauncey team In a non • Wills ~n delen.se .', T . IIIDI acoren wllh O while Ho. D. Elllsoo .... SW 2 I 12 Key - NG, North GaUJa; 'M!e Pomeroy 1 • Sib grade gain roared boeli: ~ leored to teaeue game. · ·· , The S:Uprlslng ernedoel are ward Is second with 30 and r. Bush .. ·... . SW 2 0 12 KC, Kyger Creek; SW, Soulhfootballleam defeated Rutland'a narrow the maraln to 111-12. Coach Jim Wblte•s Bobcats Kygerth~ll :110 ~/llt t;., 1 led hy speedy ~W:, M~ Smith, John Swisher and J M. Shuler ..... KC 1 4 10 western; BT, Hannan TrB<e; 8 Red Devlll 31).18 Monday 1\'e,.. Halfback Jhn Swatzel ICOr8d will bave their work cut out venge 1 k urn 1/!i ea lock w ~~~ • Fisher of KC .,.. tblrd wilh 26 D. Colley _,, liT 1 0 1 Eaat, Eaatera; TD's, foocb. 1 lng. The same two team1 bad the nest Pomeroy TD In the this Friday as McArlhur • of last wee · best • scor..,. 08 Olli runs, P. Peek .. •.... KC 1 0 1 downl; EP'a, Ema Points. played to an &-8 tie earUer in lhlrd quarter on 1 yard I"UII. though only W.l on the seuon Sa!Urday ~venlng, ,, Southem,Sberm CUndlll, lltOiber .apeedy each. lbe season. Laudannllt wtnl over wit11 the extra points. ' In the first quarter Danny Rutland, however, battled Leudennlt, Panther hullback, back and scored Ita third touchraced 14 yards tor the first TD down. Pomeroy's 1aat 0110 came and Fullback DabDy Abholt ..,.. lo the fou.oth stanza wllh Laudverled the extrA points. Follow· ermilt going into paydirt. tng 1 pass Interference call tn Pomeroy Coaches Porter, tbe end zone. tbe Red Devils Kloes and Perrin gave tho nod !cored on a one yard plunge, to Laudermilt for outstanding but tile exira points attempt fail· play both offensively and deed. fensively. Pat O'Brien and M.. During the second quarter, Folmer received erecllt lor Quarterback Bob Werry sneak- agressiveness. The Pomeroy ed over for lhe second Panther coaches said the Red Devlls' touchdown and Laudermilt scor· play was gooda nd it was a creded tho extra points. Rutland a. it to lhelr coaches. Panther CubS Seore 30•18 • over Red·DeviJs VIctory G=. AlllniD ElehiJI&tr pace Coach Martin's. Eagles. Q UaI•lty COlTS LIISI SILICT PROM Prlllclllre t Admlr1l FI1UIHI Radane 1ioward ~~Jot Provincetown BAKER FURNITURE ~ 1 i J!' Prices Start At "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY Auburn's Ralph Jordan Is Named Coach of Week Coach 01 Tbe Week By JIM FELDER Uolted Pr<" IDtemaUonal AUBURN. Ala. <UPil- Life has been a long gamble for Auburn Coach Raph Jordan. He gambled that at 165 pounds he could be a tough center for Auburn In tho early 1930"• : he •urvtvel InvaSions of North Africa, Sicily. Normandy and Okinawa as a U.S. Army officer TD's. Cody ran back an interceplion 29 yards for I score and recovered a Gator fumble in the end zone lor another tally. 1ltroe ,.conds before the game's end, an Auburn player snalched up the ball and raced for the sidelines. He presented the ball to Jordan in the dresslog room. and he had faith in a substit~te quarterback who belped produce Jordan's tOOih college football victory. Jordan reached this century But the Auburn coach's WELL TRIMMED mark or his career when pott, entered the room and scrappy Auburn knocked off a Jordan graciously turned over FROZEN DINNERS nationally-ranked Florida team the treasured momenta to the 28-17 last Saturday, a tr~umph new Auburn prexy, ~ho bad that earned the Tiger mentor switched from the Uruversity of '" Coach of the Week"' honors Florida tblJ year. from United Press Interna- Jordan will have other opporliona,. tunities for game footballs at Blealt Fint HaU · · Auburn because lhe school will The situation was bleak at always have a welcome mat h~lftime i~ the Fl~rlda game, The coach has a "llfetime" 1 w1th the Tigers trailing 10..0 and out for one of its favorite sons. I showing only 55 total yards l'ODtract at Aubw-n that is against a stubborn Gator renewed aotomatlcally every I defense. Dec. 31 lor four more years. 1 '"Shug," as Jordan Is affee. H . . d tb A b h . . k d ,_ e JOtne e u urn ooac · t1?nately me name uecause o1 in staff in 1932 after aduat.. h1s love for sugar cane, huddled . g ,. . gr with his assistants while the mg as the outsUtnding athlete players took a quick break. He of 1931" at the Alabama School. t•Jid the stall he wanted to open He became a freshlllan coach up in the second half and he In 1932 and • varsity assiStant wanted Alex Bowden as lhe l in 1937 · quarterback. His coaches nod- With time out for armed ded in assent service, he returned to Auburn '"Our offense in the first half in 1945, was also a line coacb consisted of three downs and under Wally Butts at Georgia punt." Jordan said. "We hoped and finally head coach at to bide our time and hope tha Auburn In 1951. defenae could make the breaks - -- fer us. We didn't want to take PARIS <UPl)- Michel Jazy chance throwing with poor field of France was clocked in two position . . . but we had to go minutes, 21 .8 seconds over 1092 to work." yards Tuesday at the National Jorda"""""'hed teams are by Sports fMlitule Indoor track character ground- huggin meet. Jazy was within two squads that feature ball con- tenths of a second of his world trol. mark set In Stuttgart, Germa''But we went into the game ny, in Feb ., 1962. so crippled on offense we knew we could not drive the ball lor LONDON, Eng. (UPI) a touchdown,' Jordan admit- Champagne Tony Lema, one of ted. the stars of the professional Bowden was thrown ror .a 26- &olf tour, may undergo an yard loss during his opening operation on his right elbow plays. He managed to move this winter be£ore returll.ing to Aubw-o down to the Florila six I the competitive golf wars in on the next series, but fumbled 1966. The elbow has been away a Tiger opportunity. troubling Lema for the last Later, he threw a wobbly 29-- three weeks. yard pass that end Scott Long eaught lor a touchdown. I OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI)Good Passing The AU Sports Bowl. a small The Auburn signal caller was college football game scheduled I<> throw one more scoring for Dec. 11, has been cancelled paas, a neat 119-yard play to his becau,. of lack of Interest, It ether end. Freddie Hyatt. was announced today by 1llur· Linebacker Bill Cody sparkled man R. Medley, vice president the defense by converting two of the sponsoring Oklahoma Florida miseues Into Auburn City AU-Sports A88oclatton. '• DIAN'lOND V~l~tln 1 75 ' \ If: ,, \ lb. 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' - • - ' .. , . .. . l ' ' ~.- . . - . "' .. ·- . . ........ ,~, ,,' ·~ 11 pltal, Colwnbus. Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ' ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN ~ ~remony Jolm Knox and family, Crooks"tlllt. Ylllted at the Milton MulJIDI bome ovi the weeket¥1. Mrs. Betty Wilbur and Rita II(>Oflt Frldar .. afternoon at the - - - - - - - - • ! P e t t i t home."' BY ALTA CONE Mrs. Lon• Pettit and Mrs. ..,. Mrs. Loot Pettit mode a b,.. Grace Hensler were in GallipoIDeoa trip to fipark oo Friday. Ill 1 recent '1\Jesday. Mra. Hens- Chestnut Ridge Society News Albert~ Junior Jones and family Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Nop. I , 196$-'f opent SUDday with ber pareutl,] · Jewell Jooes and wife near home folka. Iwere AtheDB fisttoro ou Sai!IP Carpenter. Edmwtd Foster and wile day Sunday vlslt.oro with K. E. Erickson were the Bob Shaw family, Westerville, and other relative• from Columbus. John Paul Henslar and lam· :•pen::t:Su::nd:•:y:w~lthl Gulslp In Gotham wu performed In Mrs. Barnea and I dropped Into Mrs. spent " lew!iler"::w:as=co:ns:u:ltln:g=he:r:d:oc:t:or:;.:il:Y:·:N:ew:•:rk:, Chris Noel's arrival Jn New Mexico, 90 Mari probably will 1 movie on Sa11lrday af~noon, days ln Athens w1th Don a I d York obviously has stirred the seek the divorce there. 1 don't recall the name ol the Cone and !arrul)'. . bosoms - and the ingenuity- Send up the skyrockel8! New ftlm but I do v!Yldly recall the . Mrs. Maude_Holcomb IS 1 Jllol many a young man. They're York has a polltic1an with a fact that Arlene Francia was tlentln RiverSide Metbodlat Hootelephoning her ballyhoo aides aeuse of humor. I am In re- brving a baby in the rear seat . .·t with r~uests for appointments, celpt, as the time-worn phrase of a Rolls-Royce on the East ~(nter, also Mrs. Ethel pretendmg to be photographers ..,.., of a Letter !rom Commls. River Drive. I had not' previous- R• e called on Mrs. Fay Wood from the local gazettes and In· sloner Henry A. Barnes, In ly heard of the happy event but ~nd:otber, . Mrs. Myrta Rile EACH BOTTLI!: terviewers from the wire serv- charge of our trallic, who I am still shuddering from think- u~ Y.,;.'~ng. 0 C nod 1ces. Chris certainly does want writes: ing what effect the making ol r. rs. aye a e ISI!RVES THREI! to be interviewed, but not by "I noted with Interest that movie mull have had on and granddaughter, Mrs. Baolods without preSI cards. Her remarks in The Journal that extremely buay arteriol! bara Bolen apent Wednesday helll't llelongs to Jack Jones . . can pertaining to the t "Thank you lor calling this With Mrs. Fay Wood and Mrs. Three expensive male movie commercial being photograph- to my attention." Myrta Rife. slars recently underwent the ed in the area of 52nd St. and Signed, and all that jazz, Hen- Mrs. Martha Chapman, also plaatic surgery operation that First Ave. With no intrntlon ry A. I;larnes, Mrs. Patly Hoffman, Albany, removes those bqs from under passing the buck 1 just want Dear Mr. Commissioner, thank 0 ·• Mrs. Ethel Radekm, Carthe priceless orb•. One was a point out that I he u•e ol public you for being omuslnJ. I would penter • and Mr~. Denna Hoffgorgeous Italian actor, the oth- streets In New York for the like to become your pen pal, H man ol LangsVIlle, called on er a somewhat Jess gorgeous pose of making motion pictures, you go ln for that sort of thiDB. Mr. and Mrl. Charlet Rde American, the third a not at television commercials and oth- I am happy to report to you Thurldoy evening, all gorgeou.s Britisher. er such advertising media does that Arlene Franci11 Is doillfl Mr. Emory Johnston called . SAVE YOUR It t COLA, Allen Case, of "The Legend not in any way fall under the line, I cannot speak for the on Mr. and Mrs. Charleo Rife DIET ·RITE COLA, NEHI TRUE FRUll of Jesse James" was scheduled Jurisdiction of this Department. baby but I suspect it was a prop, Thursday afternoon. to come to New York to publi- "Recently, I was and I would guess that the Eaot Mr. George Martin spent SatORANGE, AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS cize the TV show. Chris Jones, south on Central Park West River Drive survived the rigors urday aflernoon. With Mr. and who plays Jesse to case's Frank the vicinity of 86th St. one mor- ol cinematic childbirth splend- Mrs. Charles Rife. James, was set to accompany ning when I ran ino a terrific idly or you might have been a.. Mrs. Dimple VattelJa returnW w·11 p ¥.;. Ce h him, but Chris' bride, Susao traffic jam only to lind out that lerted immediately to the ter- ed to her home It Eskdale, I ay nt Eac R.Qyal.crown Cola NOW IN HALF-QUARTS COR. SECOND and MILL Libby's Pork· &Beans •:;:L Monday Thru Thursday-9 to 6 Friday and Stturday-8:30 to 8:30 Jiffy Cake W. ...,.,. ... rflht t. lhnlt .,llfttilin on all iltlftt In thlt Adv. KOBEY'S SHOESTRING HORMEL POTTED J 1Qc box Tomato Soup 3-oz. can 10'12· oz. can Kraft Philadelphia Brand Calida Freuch Fried Potatoes '""-10C lOc Pillsbury Turnovers ~~~~~·10c DaWI Fresh Steak Sauce Cream Cheese box S'I·OL pkg. ENGLISH MT. !03 ••• '* -:=:;:======::==~=::~~~~~ 1oc 303 can Lamarina Crushed Pineapr'~ Freeh'a Salad Mustard Musselman's White Vine=:r Charmin Paper Napkins Showboat Pork &Beans way. bero with her The thing that delights me, Conunlssioner Barnes, is that you are _capable of wraing to a columnist - indeed, a gossip columnist- without rancor. You a rare human beiDK. : I realize that we are both J married but I would like to bt your friend, if nothing more exotic. Please drop In any time for \ awill. drink. Double-park, Everybody else oDIf HELEN HELP US! l--by Helen Bottel--' 1oc '' ';:~· 1C: •·i:'; 1Cc ~·.~: 10c ·~:: 10e '!;~··· 10c Italiano Spaghetti~~Italiano Elho' Macarc~i Bush's Beans Ns·.~;., Thorcbred Dog fed Jiffy Frosting Jiffy Biscuit or Mu:fin r.:::: Bush's Best ~raul 's'::;:d Van Camp's Hominy ~10e 'b:~ tOe :'10e ":;.~ 10c tOe ~:; 10e N:.: 10o !": 10c Swift's Premium U. S. Gov't. IMpecttd pkg. Boneless -tolled & Tied Chuck Roast l • DINTY MOORE SPA~1 BEEF STEW 24-oL can c 12·az. can rolls Buckwheat Society Notes YOIJffi ASKED FOR IT! corner? Every time I sass This column is for young Dad he makes me ~ land in the ple, their prOOiems and pleas-- corner for an hour. This was BY SARAH M. RJFE ures. their troubleo and fun. okay when I was a little kid, Mr and Mrs. George G. As with the rest ol He!en Help but for a 16·year-n!d it's for the ton and children Gary, Connie, US!, it welcomes laughs but birds. The olher night the guys Tim, David and Debbie won't dodge a serious que.stion came to pick me up to go to the East "Liberty. Ohio, spent ~i th a brush-off. movies and there I was doing urday and Sunday with her par· Send your teen-age questions corner-time. Did I get razzed! ents, Mr. artd Mrs. Charles Rife lo YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, My Dad reads your column so and Larry. Gary is spending "'"' of Helen Help US! maybe a word from you would 3fl..day leave from the u. s. newspaper. help. - CORNERED Navy. He will he sent to OUT OF THE MOUTIIS Dear Cornered: land for one year. OF BABES Your letter just mAy get you Larry Rife will leave lor the : Dear Helen: a lot more corner-time-and my USAF on Nov. 8. Sometimes 1 think your advke answer may lose ME your fa· Miss Barbara Cottrill of Haris way off the track. The other thcr's r~ndersh.ip , bu tl '.ll have risnnvllle, also Mrs. Dean Burns day you reprimanded a to say 11 : 1 think sumdmg a and daughters Judy and Pam· w\10 strapped and spanked her l6-year:"id In the comer for dis· ela ol Wilkesville, spent Thurseight-year--old {llltll •be t'!Ou.ld· Ciph_ne 16 hke puttmg dampers 0 day evening with Mr. and o't lift ber arm, aud lbeo seat 8 six-year.old. Not ~hat you Mrs. Charles Rife .and Larry. her to bed wltboui 1upper-H'1b•hould 1 · k( get h'h awayII·With sassln~ AIC Ronald S. R'lIf, WIOlS lor tryln& to steal a ten-dollar ec, w ~c . ~· Y 18 st!ltioned at Bunker Hili AFB bill. You said .a "firm, under· emle, lSD ~ .1t. ) ~ut in Jndiana also Mr. Ray Brooks standmg discussiOn'' ls better that humJhales Is never effec- of Carpenter were !upper guests 'than brutality . H. tive Better you should be with Mr. and Mrs. Charles ~re you kidding. If not, then grounded or have your allow~·ou must be very naive. ance docked - If you really de- Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Rife I agree the girl should be serve It. . 1 1•==="""=~..;;;;;.,:;;1 fold it's wrong to steal and then Your fam1ly may come hAc\ she should be spanked hard With "If he acll like . a bah.~ remind her not to do 11 should be treated llke one, 1 age n. I "If k fhe overly strick policy the wocan ans~er' . you ~p man has is preferable to treating h1m lik~ .. a child, Your O.,..ndoble overly lenient. Tile policy o! per· he ever grow up .. - H. Dtaler For missiveness results In brats. Th1!1 column is dedJc,ated to I'm not an old lady left over living, !O if you re ha~from the 19th century. I'm a lng trouble or JuS! plam AND high school sophomore girl with trouble, let Helen Help YOU. •n IQ. that's supposed to be She will also welcome your "very superior." My mother bas amusing experiences. Address Always been strict with me. At Helen BoUel In care of this Phone WV-2-2551 011 15 I'm •till not immune to be- '"~w~spa~per~-~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiliiiiiiii ing taken across Mom's lap and given a good dose ol the hair· bruah. I love her and doo't consider her cruel. In fact, 1 can't remember ever getting a tanning I didn't rlcbly deaerve - and It surely hasn't given me any "ueurosis." - GANDY Dear Gandy: I've known a lot of defillltely non-permissive parenll who HI· dom If ever spank their children, this because of mutual respect. There are times when 1 agree a spanking is the Ollly lh1ng (as our children -will tell you), but NEVER a beating. (And each time I hear from an almost-grown girl or boy who proudly admita to beillfl spanked I wonder, "II it teachea you su well, holllf come you stU! need that strapl") H. WASTED STUDY IJAU. Count on us to supply the ready·ml~ed Dear Helen: In our study hall at school concrete you need for any farm buildwe don't g,.t to study our bomtIng project We'll deliver what you work because they make us study a book on "How to want, when you want it . , . save you time dy." Then I ha~e to ·~··• and work money and materlaiJ. And extra hour •t bome itu<l7in - and also take 1 1!!11 nu · the price ls.rtchtl Call WI soon for free "How to Study" book. ·. tornelhlng • llttlt 1III'Qill ltstlmate , .. without obUgatioa. -MIKE Dear Mike: ., Why don't you .allldy up on otudy hall rejl\llatiOII! 1!111 mate r !IJ pkgs of I Swlft'1 Premi11M - II. I. lov't, ......... Fla~or Grown - hr Wing or •tewift1 4c OFF LABEL Glad-Wrap ___ 2 Staymoli WiRti!fP or Rome Beauty 100' ROLLS 94c Appfes _:~-----~-- 2 :;:; 59c Green -----2 ' " · 39c Criap - Red Buttaa Radishes ________ 3 19c Tender FresIt Chef lloy-Ar-Dte katfo IVAI+$ PIZZA PUMPKIN W/CHEESE PIE SIZE 9'" REC. 59o 49c 15\-2 oz. boxes Chef PIZZA 17--oz. 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We make the job Hsier fouHell a tell eNIIT .. H.. , Dellf Helen: Don't yoli thlnt i ~ Olllle 10o oliJ ~ ba~IIO 1~ Ill .., u~ .. '· PAGE ST. '' ' ,._ --'!!1"...·._. .·... i""'!'""!!'~-~.... MIDDI.II'QRT, .0; ""!'!fiol!'\!..11 .19 3 Golden Delicious & Staym•n Winesap APPL~ES 41b. ' S1.19 CAKE MIXES TOMATO JUICE~~~ ~~::5R ­ SWEET PICKLES ~:~~e:·~~:::L__ TOMATO SOUP ~~~:=L~JAUTY KIDNEY BEANS ~~Nfg: ~~~~ --- ~ PORK &BEANS COMPLETE DINNER DUNCAN HINES .ALL POPULAR VARIETIES -- MORTON'S ' • Folger's tol::· To Choose ' PORK ROAST, calla style _ __ _ lb. 3Sc RUTLAND Varieties \II lib. PORK STEAK- 3 lb.1.49 Clover Farm Department Store All I c Clover Farm Store RT. 124 ;H , SKINLESS WIENERS LYONS .•' ~ ~~ ~ eMEAT FEATURE FARM the farm? . Swlfl'o r~ •.......u. Swift'•·''"'""'·- . w-Peppernni •:.--.·· 49c 2 '.;: 73c 1~. GROUID1EEF Boy·Ar-Deo 69e HENS 4 .. , lb..... Swlft't Toppy- II. I. h¥'t ........ BOLOGNA ., ....,_ t, 'I T~ HEATING S ' ' ' PLUMBING TO ELS .I lOll ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating ....~KL~EE~IEX;;;;.. \ .: ·""" you JOY street does. BEETS l ~~ru~on~-v~a~-~~~~~;·~f;~~w~~~b~~~~~~t~~~~~~:Y:o:u:r~h:v:o:r:U:e~C:h:a:r:~:·===jC~~~=====~~~;;~~~~ BUJy Vatella. suit against Ernest· Borgnlne bound tral!lc was completely lor breakmg a long·lorm con- blocked. This is a matter whicb lrad, so it looks as though I intend to take up with ComErnie will have to shell out missioner DiCarlo who, 1 $142,~1. Well, maybe he can lieve, Issues these permits for borrow it from Ethel Merman commercial aclivities. Another quickie Hollywood "fncidentaiJy, aboul a year marnage: Actre.9s Mari Blan- ago I had occasion to make an chard and her groom, Geoge address at the University of Shepard, rave parted. They IMaine, and since I was staying were married In September, '111e . in Hangor over the weekend, CUT GREEN BEANS w. I"" ·l .I THEY ARE VALUABLE! YOSEMITE CUT i BEST COLA BUY ~~.~~~.~-~~ Burt Lancastar won hill Law- made on that corner and Heinz POTATOES ~~ 9-oz. carton serves 18 3 89c 2!:· 59c 39c 5 59C 2 29c pkg•. 4 qt. cans 303 cans HUNT'S QUALITY SEASONED RIGHT - - CHEF 'S SPAGHETTI WITH MEAT BALLS FAIRMONT COUNTRYSIDE REAL ICECRE 69( 112 gal. ClrtDn 28 oz.19 can only lb. 69c ELCOR TOILET TISSUE 4 roll package __ 25( It's Quick & Easy! SPRAY STARCH 16oz. can 45c 9 5( HURON TALL EVAP. MILK · 7 c1ns for _ __ U.S. NO. I WHITE POTATOES c CRACKERS ~~ 19( �Mrs. Taylor of '&-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 3, 1963 AECAide .Will Lead -DeIegatiOD o PT. PLEASANT ~eorge - Capehart Elected To Post on Board PT. PLEASANT Frank Capehart, Pt. Pleasant, was MASON - Funeral oervlces 1 elected head ollhe Mason Coun- tor Mae B. Taylor, 71, of Masty Fa~ Board at a meeting of oo, who died at Veterans Mem- I lhe group Monday evening. Iorial hospital Tuesday at II a. i Olhers elected to serve with m. will be held Thursday at ' F. Mr. Capehart were Floyd Ray- Fogleaong ~-uneral Home at 1 Mason is Dead MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE •' Charleston _19_.03. London, Mar- Friends may call at lhe Fo- P'f. PLEASANT - Gradua- met ~nd Wmheld dams were on glesong Funeral home anytime lion exercises for 10 persons the Sills. al'ter 7 this evening. completing 12 weeks uf study Boat Movemeats: - - - - -··- - ' - -- -and training as psychiatric nur- Ohio Rh·er Franklin dahl 1 a.m .; lJlinois down Melsing assistants will he held Pierce down 13, 5:30a .m. : Har- dahl · 2 a.m.; p arne 1a D. up 30 4 Thursday, Nov. 4th at 2 p. m. i v~y Jordon up l4, " p.m.; Meldahl 4:30 a.m.; Eastern up at Lakin State Hospital. . h:deana Hosworth up 14, 7:35 p. Meldahl 6:05a.m. I Cerificates will be present- ~ .; Oleander up .6. 4:30 p.~ .; Gallipolis Dam -Luther Herd-. ed to Audrey Pickens, Agnes 0'- Esso Pennsylvama up 16, 4 man down 12:4S a.m.; Semet Bryan, Ruby Poore, Grace L. a.m.; St. Mar~s down 16, 5:30 up 5:45 a.m.; New Orleans Dugan, Jost'phine Knopp, Wilda a.m. ; Charle~ :Slevenson up 17, do~"n 6:30 a.m.; Philip Sporn, M. Cole, Beatrice Smith, Sarah 17 a.m.; Laguna up 17, 7:45 a. TiliJn, and Solvay dowobound 18 • and waiting, Southern and LitSlayton, Maxine Sergent and m.; New Marunsville up Edith Rayburn. The class is the 4:45, a.m.; Rob_ert, Reed do~n Ue Edward up and waiting. first of its kind to be trained in 18, ti a.m.;_ OVEC up 19, 4:20 Kauawba River- A. J . Patnason County under the M~n· ~.m.,; Ira Bill down ~9, 6 ~.m.; I ton down London 3 a.m.; 0. F. power Development and Tram- C. \ · Harner down 20, 6 20 a. 1Shearer down Marmet 1:25 a. ing Act and is sponsored by the m.; Jer.ry ..Bosworth up ~0, 7: 50 m.; Helen z. up Winfield 4:4:i Mason County undtr the Man- : a.m., l.eo.ge Pnce u~ 21 • 5A5 p.m.; Beaver down Winfield ·6 tion who will be among the a.m. ; Jefferson down 22,6 a.m.; p.m .; Solvay down Winfield guests at the graduation cere- Zimmer down 22 • 7 a.m.; Queen 1 a.m.; Lucv Jane Lucas down money Cit) down 23, 7:20 p.m.; El·1 Winfield 4::ffi a.m. 1 gerchft down 23, 4 a.m.; BoiJ TOPIC SELECTED . Benter up Greenup 8:15 p.m.; I • · PT. PLEASANT _ "What Is J. S. Lewis up Greenup 4:20 So Common About the Common a.m.; Western down Greenup 5 n 1 Law'!" wiH be the topic of a .m.. H. E. Bowles up Green- - - - - - - - - - a talk by Mrs. J . M. Foglesong up 6:20 a.m.; Elisha Wood' I Enlered Hospital to the Pt. Pleasant Branch of down Greenup 6·50 a.m .; Jdl - Among those who entered AAUW at their November 8th ~at up Greenup 7:45a .m.: ~n~ ~ Holzer Hospital in the past 24 meeling to be h<'ld at 7:45 p. m. dtana up Meldah l 4 p.m .. Chtck hourc were: Mury Patricia Hurt, in the Appalachic.:n auditorium asaw down Meldahl 6·25,.,. p.m.; 2145 E<~stern Ave., Edgar E. HostPSses for the meeting will Sturgess down Meldahl •:30 p. Sanders, Eureka Star RL., Mark Knight. Mrs. Cary H. Raybu~n, m.: Buckeye State up Sleven Gilmore, Rt. 2 Cheshire, be Mrs. Foglesong, MISS dahl 8:30 p.m.; L. W. Sweet Kent T. Walker, Thurman, Mrs. Zel~a Knapp, M1ss Esther Mac- down Meldah! 9:25 p.m.; Rav· Rosie A. Raines, Vinton, Mrs. Kmghl, Mrs. Cary H. Rayburn, enswood up Meldahl 10:35 p.m.; David R. Milchell, Rt. 1 Vinton, Mt" Helen Blelner and Mrs. Alion Zephyr down Meldahl II: - Linda Kay Spencer, Rt. 2 Vin' Jessie Ruth Hunter. 30 . . ; Lelia Shearer up ton. Clancy c. Short, Rt. 1 Crown City, Mrs. Otis W. Rainey, 34QS Franklin Ave., Pt. Plea""nl, Floyd Albert Carmack, NeY.' Haven, W. Va ., Mrs. John VOU ARE INTERESTED IN Filson Powell, Letart, W. Va., Mrs. Woodrow W. Treadway, BUYING A ••• Pliny, W. Va ., Mrs. Bernard T. Wallace, 1262 Powell St. , Middleport, Mrs. Tracy F. Whaley, 130 Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy, Mrs. Jack Wayne Hart, Rt. I Pomeroy, Tracey Lee Jeffers, R'.. I Minersville, Glen E. Fisher, Jr ., Jackson, Brenda Lee BeUtel, Jackson, Donald E. McCorkle, Rl. 2 Wellston, Mrs. Pr ul F. Campbell, Hamden, Mrs. George A. Slone, Rl. 2 Calleltsburg, Ky. , and Mrs. Wesley B. Tackett, Ashland, Ky. Births Mrs. Jerry Lee Thomas, Rt. 2 Oak Hill, soo, 3,119 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs, Milchell D. Allen, Syracuse, son, 2:43 p.m. TuesdJy . Mrs. Joho Filson Powell, Letart, W. Va., son, 2:08 p.m., and Mrs. Timothy A. Coli, lit Ill Fairview A~e. , Jackson, We Want To Sell All Of Our Used Cars. daughler, 9 02 a.m. Tuesday. Discharged They Are Here and Looking For A Home. Patients recenlly discharged Blain, included Joho koger Mrs. Harry L. Cam eron. Mrs. Zelia Grate, MC'. R. Douglas Hale, Theodore Harris, Mrs. One Local Owner. Nice Arthur Hess, Mrs .. Edward J. Humphrey, Mrs. Robert Hun. nel, Tommy Kerwood, Paul J. Kincaid, Jr., Dorsel Larkins, Auto. Trans. Like New, All White. Otis C. Lewis, Peter McCarty, One Local Owner Mrs. Phyllis L. Middleton, Mrs. Charles S. Neville and infant daughter, Mrs. Verlie G. Rivers, Ml"s. Kenneth E. Sturgill Hardtop. Clean and Nire and infant daughter, Curley Thornton and Mn. Harry V. Truesdell. All Power. See This One Pleasant Valley Hoopllal Admitted, Jane Teller, Apple Grove; Woodrow Russell, Leon: Frank Thompson, N e w Clean and Nice Haven. Discharged: Wayne Tucker, Leon; Mrs. Jamea Plants, U· See These and Many Others •t , .. on. NEW ARRIVALS# US~DCAR And We Have The One You Are Inter- r.ted ln. Then Come On In Because We Ate Going To Deal Here This Month. NOT EVEN A ••• CLOSE TO A REASONABLE DEAL WILL BE TURNED DOWN! 1964 RAMBLER STATION WAGON Moklng A Purl:h••• Thursdoy Morning :1 PIECE ''TEEN" DRESSER SET MOTORS PHONE WY 2-3870 600-MI6 EAST MAIN ST, POMEROY MOSCOW (UP!) - Soviet I officials attended a dinner Tuesday night given by Cuban Deputy Premier Raul Culro. Caatro and a dele&oUoo of Cubans returned lo Moscow lao! week after visiting oth13' Commtmlsl ttiJ)IIala ID eulem us; eSATURDAY Beautiful matchilll cQffib, brush and mirror in hand. 1:10me gift pox. You choice of eolors. $1.29 value. Come in early and mske your Handsome assorted pastel color plastic dresser combs. Combination cuurl:le and fine teeth. Buy 3 for the usual price of one. lOc value. selection of these beautiful boxed eards. Wide choice of Religious aDd general greet.. ings. Enough styles, shapes, and designs to please everyone. Values to S2 per box. Discount Price 3c Discount Price 66c $11.95Value TIANggr(Jl ,AIIO • • 'Gift boxed. DISCOUNT PRICE - Strong, weatherproof plastic complete with nailing strips and nails. Clean with damp cloth. Enough for 4 windows 36 x 72 inches. 69c value. Discount Price 38c 20 Qt. Utility Tub Top quality , sturdy plastic tub with easy grip molded handles. $1.89 value. Discount Price $1.00 Full bushel size. Sturdy oval basket with easy grip han· dies and smooth rolled edg. es. Asstl rted colors, 79c val. What B buy! Discount Price 38c $6.88 Round Dish Pan Gracefully designed IJ!etime plastic. Perfect for pe 1n bathroom or; on dresifr, Msorted colorJ; ,$1.69 ""'~e. Discount Price 99c - - - ·- -- - POLY BREAD BA$KET Assorted color, round baskets in ettractive desigq. Di· ameter 8 inches. l9c .yalue, Look at this par.y price! t_ Discourf.Price 10 IN. GblSS BGJNL Fluted edge, l.t erystaCi:lass bowl. Perfect ~ Is fruit ~wl, serving dish, etc. Dlaieter 10 inches, height 2 ~es. 49f value. ' ,. Discount Price 23c - --- - - -Crystal Ob1ong Bowl Clear styrene'" plastic ,~ cut glass design. x 2 inches. *'" Jleal 131'> a 9\lt for m,any uses. Copy of: oexpensivi cut glass. $1.49 Wll!,!e. .(: Discount/rica 77c ROUND CRYSTAL Lioned basket featu1·es attrac. tive cuttings along with utility of design. Capacity 10 qts. The tissue box is an ex· quisite matching companion with telescoping top to ac· comodate any size tl!!1ue bo-x. $2.00 value. Discount Price- Both For $1 .oo Poly Shower Cap Ladies large poly cap In beautiful assorted prints. Proteet your hair with this unusual special. Discount Price 5c 1,000 Inch Cello Tape 1,000 inches of quality trt.nsparent tape - equals more than 3 regular 25c rona. lh Inch width. Packed In FREE plastic dispenser. Lasts longer. 29c Wtlue. Discount Price 18c GARBAGE CAN ") A heavy weight, heavy duty Styrene plastie in clear cut glass design . Molded from expensive cut llass nunwen featured In best *ift aOe&. · • Discount Price 7f, SPARKLING Gl.ASS A beautiful addition to allY rOOm This daintily propor. LARGE 10 GALLON POLY SERVING TRA '£, Diameter l2lfa *'ches. $1 .49 value. ~ Crystal Wastebasket & Tissue Dispenser can that Is sanitary and easy to keep dean. Permanent non-fading colors. Rustproof - can't chip or dent. Tight fitting cover. Suitable for outdoor or indoor use. $2.49 value. Limit 2 per tustomer. Discount Price $1.00 • Generous 13 qt. capacity, Rolled edges. $1.30 value. Discount Price 84c 14 Qt. Water Pail High quality, new mlrade poJypropylene to give years of use. Use as water pail, feed pail, for ear washing, etc. Easy to clean. Met.ol han· die with rubber grip. Sl val, Discount Price 68c 6 QUART CRYSTAL Fruit & Salad Bowl Clear styrene plastic in cut glass design, Very expensive looking but really low low priced. Size : 12~'2" dia. 0'' high. $1.40 value. Discount Price 77c CRYSTAL AND ROSE Bubble Bath Gift Set Beautiful crystal botLles of bubble bath plus crystal tmy c:ontsining assorted color guest soap and lovely artificial rose corsage. $1.98 value. Discount Price 99c 'Goody' Slumber Cap Elasticized to fit any heBd size. Protect your hair setting overnite and also use as 1 liner for nel. 29c value. Discount Price 16c • Beautiful embO~sed &}B.JS in assorted transparent colors. Tall and ll'acehd with large matching glass ~toppen.,alv· erall height t9l,i in. $2 vifue. Discount ,ice 99'i . ~ N'noN -iootf YOUR CHOICE! e Proctor Steam I Dry Iron eProctor 2 Sileo Toaster elono Eloctrlc Mlxor 2 for $15.00 Buy the spoon ..::. get b*a Graceful te-a }Wit de~;ign grease containe£1, plUs lar&ematchillg salt 11nd pepper sha kers. All aluminum with bandit: $1.29 value. Discount Price 84c - -- · Floral Donkey Cart A channing lumd decorated little donkey puntng a oart $1.98 Yalue. · •· $2.98 Discount Price $1 .66 "' Discount Pricj 99c Men's Leether Wallets fine quality, genuine Ieath.. er wallets with zipper, biD eompanment and secret eom .. porlment. !loeb In 1 lilt bo1. A fll'eat bqyl $2.00 •slue. Discount Price 88c · Mr. and Mrs. John Werner have returned from Elmhurst, Ill., where they visited with Mrs. Louise Davis and family. Mr. Werner, who is president of the Each A $11.95 Voluo of tan or black in your IPze. Well made for comfort ao4 ~ervice. fl.OO value. Discount Price 99c - GENERAL ELECTRIC ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK Teflon Cookie Pan Discount Price $1.99 BOYS' k MEN'S LEATHER BELTS To-p gr.ain split cowhide belts with turned edge and plated buckles. Brown or black in assorted widths ond styles, Each in gift box. $2.00 value, DISCOUNT PRICE Sisters Style Shop - vertis~d. $2-" A $3.98 VALUI 2 FOR $1.00 -- - - Ladles House Slippers "Ecko" Paring Knife Hollow ground stainless steel blade with serra ted tip. Rose wood handle securely fasten. ed with two rivits. High qua· lity- low price. 30c value, Discount Price 23c I QUART ELECTRIC CORN POPPER At such a low price, who will want to pop corn the old fashioned "messy" way when they can do it fast and neat electrically. Aluminum with unbreakable legs, heat proof handle and knob. U.L . approved. $4.98 value. Discount Price $2.99 9 in. Teflon Pie Pan Pure aluminum pan with tef. Ion coatlng to prevent stick.. ing and messy clean up. Come early and shop all our Yalues, $2.19 value. Discount Price $1.57 OR 2 FOR $3.00 Soft lambs wool tnaole witb vinyl uppert and JOlt. ,b. 80rted colora with daintJ top trim . $2.00 value, Court St., Pomeroy EMBOSSED RAYON lUND HEAD SCARVES Beautiful a110rted colon and patterns.Generou1 30" .1. 30" size. Embosoed rayon blend, $1.77 value. Discount Prlce- 3 FOR $1.00 Cannon Nylon Hose Genuine "Cannon'., naUonal· Iy advertised seamleSB mesi nylon hose with looped loo in popular shades. One Pllr with each pair par.; cbaSfd. $l.98 value. DISCOUNT PRICI New Furniture GLOVES Soft, romfortable vinyl tn .... OIILY lon. Tailored and styieci lo Comb & Brush Set Melmec Dinnerware Choice of "Country Side" or "Patricia" pattern, a dainty pink floral design .Complt!te .ut includes 8 each dinner plates, bread & butter plates, ~ups, uucera, 10ups; L each veaetable bowl, platter, crea~ mer and augar bowl. $19.Y5 value. Discount Price $11 .8B Lovely pastel colored plastic 1hell tray with MASON SPANGLED KNI,T FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. TOBOGGANS Asaorted color woof · yarn knit hats with bright oolor- Discount Price 66c RAIN BONNET Clear plastic in beautiful as. &ol1f'd colon. Complete with lti own (.'Ompact can')'in& case. lUc value. Discount Price 1c wann and stylish pluo IIIIo big aavtng. $1.1111 value. eAiuminum Loaf P•n • 6 Cup Aluminum Muffin Pen • Aluminum Layer C1ke Pe'n eAiuminum Square C1k1 P1n • Aluminum Pudding Pan A $1.77 VALUEI ' ·-'-- - CLELAND'S T,y, sent the program. Response to scouting program. The Baptist roll call will be a soulhern lead- - -· ~:7:P:·~m~·=P~r~oc:eed~s::ro~be~u~~~dJl~·~--~::w:v~~~n~s~s~::::Jl~~T~R~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I~K~E~f~IL~T~E~R;S;:::::~e~·=·=~~Jt~~~::::~:::~~~~· " - ·I. Mlln II. • Save~-Ya-Y2 " ' '·I· PICK-A-PAIR SHOE STORE . wp ' _.__,.· MEAT i .i from .. , BRAND MEATS ,. " FRESH in the store .•• . Haft I t6:ed irea -=pta ' -= - d&ilt WT . li ... ' t " ••... HI Qn Mlln St. In PC~t~W!'OY, Juit lelo~ ., { )IIMl - t I. Jr'll alwaJII • .' AND FuD Wilb- • fresh. Try- a fact, try .a lbe ~ braad -tB. I urn MORI br your 8fOCet ~ baJ die~ dlnnk-styia ~ ~ - . pd•8fld c:ltaDk p caallice It ~ It a.-. 801 'X't'A .' I 1I' orNOWbuv ttteN9/ ,. MIDeLEPORT ,.._,>I sliced CONTINUES ALL THIS WEEK BARGAINS IN SHOES FOR THE FAMILY I value. Pomoroy PACKAGED-CHUNK SlM:O·N'' S The smart touch for all oc.. oasiona, gift and package use in borne, office ani travel, 21 sheet&, size 20130 Inches. Just Ja time for Xmas. 2!\o ' Wo Ropalt All ( Mokos & Modolo Ave. Mrs. Robert Coats and important to have parents of Mrs. Emerson Jones will pre- cub scouls interested in the Removal Sale ANY 3 FOR $1.00 WRAPPING TISSUE MILL STREET RADIO & T.V. e Simon's Pick-A-Pair Shoes Discount Price 94c WHITII Discount Price 16c -SERVICE- ed' spangles at crown. Keep matching comb and brush delicately eolored orchid. 98c value. '299 Discount Price 66c pr. YOUR CHOICE! 4.1 PC. HEATPROOF mittee of the new troop Is headed by" Charles W. Knighting, ment, Friday, Nov. 5th. Ple11se I conlalnen 1o take soup bome. Phone orders lo WY Z2549, WY 2-3009 or WY J-39211. NOV .• The Soulhern Local B a n d Boosters Association will sponsor a teeD-dance ot the Junior HiKh SChool building on Satur· day, Nov. s, after lhe Kame wilh 4 Eastern. Larry Anderson of · WMPO wiU emcee the dance which will conclude at 11:30. Tbe Senior elass of Pomeroy High School will oponoor • jllo aey aupper at lhe Pomeroy Elementary School Saturday from 3 ROOMS LADIES' OR MISSES' complement your mOat priJ.. ed ouUit. Your choice of Ledies or Mlasea slze.11. 11.00 val Discount Price $1.00 1 2 PAIR 99c Large mixing bowl , 6 &erving bowls, serving fork and spoon. AJI in colorful plaa.. tic. serve your entire f·amily with this big value! $2 wlue. Church is sponsor. He announced the Pack com- -.:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiii;;;;;;~~:;- 1 soup aale and vegetable sale homemade In the chureh FREE sorted styles. Choice of co. Boys with parents in tow will be selected first when Sign-Up Nigh~ is held at the Racine NOV. 3 Baptist church Nov. 22 at 7 p. The Middleport Literary Club m. to form a new Cub Seoul Show me afilter that delivers the taste and I'II eat my hat." 1 Discount Price 99c 9 Piece Sale~ Set For Sign·up Night '' "Alii said was: BOLOGNA 11 you're a restleA 1leeper, you'll welcome the comfort of friendly "Room-mate". Wide awake dial lights up to tell you the tlme any bour of the night. Dependoblo alann, too. Nationally AJI. Dlacount Price _ CAl .d'JE'.JNDAR , accident and Is a patient at Mrs. Dale Mourning has re- The 1'wlllght Garden C 1 u b roward trip 1o Washington, D. the hospital in Marietta. Mr. turned from Bloomington, Ind. er. will meet at the Ohio Power C. Kloes Is a brolher of Mr. Man- where she has been visiting Company offire Wednesday, NQ. ning Kloes and is a former ber daughter and family, Mr. vember 3 lor a demoostration. Pomeroy resident. and Mrs. Price ond family. The Pomeroy and Winding Trail Mrs. Paul Smart and her Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harris Garden clubs are Invited as daughter, Mrs. Manning Kloes of Arlington, Va. spent the guests. and children, Lori and Lynn weekend with his parents, Mr. NOV, 4 , are spending several days in and Mrs. Charles Searles. Pomeroy Chapler No. 80, ' Plattsburg Ohio as guests of RAM will hold a special con-1 the forme;., daughter, lhe Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jenkin- vocation Thursday, at 7:30p.m. and Mrs. George Siddall and son have returned to lhelr home lor the purpooe of conferring family in Flagers Beach, Fla., after the 1\()yal Arch degree. Thorn1 Mr. ~nd Mrs. Lee Smllh vis- spending the summer In Middle- us C. Edwards. excellent comlied In Columbus over t h e port. panion, urges all officers and 1 companions to attend. weekend. Mrs. M. C. Wilson luis returoThe Evangeline Chapter, Mr. and Mrs. Jan Hauck and ed 1o her home following severmeet ! children, Brent and Brenda, al days visit in Charleston, W. OES, Middleport, will Thursday eventng, Nov. 4 at the I Columbus, spent lhe weekend Va. wilh relatives. with their parents, Mr, and Masonic Temple. David Boone lui• been reThe Meigs County PTA Is turned lo his home from Vel- sponsoring a rummage Ute on eraDB Memorial Hospital where Nov. 4, 5, and e at the Sauvage] ,Mmmmmbe luis been confined with pneu· Building on Front-st. Pomeroy, scrumptlous from 9 a. m. until 5 p. m. This. monta. Idea! Eat out tonight. will be a large rummage sale. I 1 Find RESTAU RANTS Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Haw.. Members of the Pomeroy fast In the kins visited over lhe :~~:;:~ ~ Elementary PTA who have ar· in Belpre wilh their d Ucles or will work at lhe CouoYELLOW PAGES. and ramily, Mr. and Mrs. PTA rummage sale, NovemWhere your fingers les Vroman and children, ~7 are asked lo contact do the walking. and Estber, . Elza Gilmore Jr. by Wednesday. f'amily il Called The Paat Chief• of MAj(nollia I To Marysvale Temple, Pythian Sisters meet Thursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble home of Mrs. Frank Stewart, were in Marysville Sunday, call- wilh Mrs. Richard Campbell aa ed by tbe death of her uncle, co-hostess. Edward C. Rodebaugh of DelNOV. J ray Beach, Florida. Mr. The Happy Harveslers class baugh died Thursday in a lhe Federated church will ele, Ind. hospital from have a covered dish diDIJer iea received In a fail on day at 6 p.m. at the ehurch, day. Funeral services were Meat and dessert will be proMonday In Maryaville, wllh bur- vlded. Members are asked to lal lo Logan. Mrs. struble went take their own table service. to Logan Monday to attenl The Syracuse Methodist fll'lvealde services. Church will bold a bazaar, bako OR 2 FOR $3.00 ------'------ The perfect all purpose pan, Ideal for pizza. Snwoth rounded corners for easy clean. ing. Strong aluminum with Teflon CQating. Size 15lf.l x 10 ~ x 518 ins. $2.98 value. Boys Need Pareul8 A Middleport-I?omeroy !\()tory Club visited the Hillside and Elmhurst Clubs. \will meet Wednesday afternoon, Pack (No. 243J. Nov. 3 at 2 p.m. at the home Metgs . Galha &cout ExecuMrs. Thelma Roush has re- ·of Mrs. 0. B. Stout, Second · tive Guy Nash said it is vitally nephew, Bobby Kloes, eight Colo. year old son of Mr. and Mrs. turned from Denver, where she spent several weeks Bob Kloes, who was killed in an auto accident Friday. His with her daughter, Mrs. Richard Hershey and family. father was also injured in the Discount Price $1.57 Gift boxed tie, pocket handkerchil:f, mother of pearl tie rae and tie clip. Assorted cotors. $2.00 value. $7.7~1 Tartan plaid tnsole, Choleo Square Cake Pan Sparkling aluminum outside, miracle teflon roating inside, $2.19 value, wert in Marietla Monday to attend funeral services for his Soft vinyl uppert and aole1. lx8x2 TEFLON Discount Price $1.00 4 Piece Tie & Handkerchief Sets with FREE tURNER knob. ~nd count priced Special. Value. -- --·~- - DECANTER BOTTLES black tops , Bright aluminum with Tef. lon coated interior and eb"'ny black handle that stay1 cool. Eliminate the messy dean up job ordinary fry pans give you with this dis. SO(~IAL ") Mrs. Riclulrd Pickens. Mr. and Mrs. Manning Kloes Poly Storm Windows 1,0 in. Teflon Fry Pan Men's House Slippers Poly Laundry Basket Don't confwe this radio with the six ~ transistor set used for promotions. This is a powerful full 8 transistor set. But you can buy it here for Jess than the "six" price. Includes (4.M.ttery, earphone and carrymg case. Tray & Powder Box .. a Middleoort Boxed Xmas Cards DRESSER COMB .w1 . :.:awe ·· Around And . About Discount Pri" 77c full of beautiful life like rooea. Completely "!•bable. .; 01mmun.i.st part~ · chief I .eonid , Brezhnev. Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and olher lop .., Ii eFRIDAY 1960 RAMBLER STATION WAGON ---CUBAN DINNER RUSH PARTY- The Xi Gamma Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi members carried out the Hallo:ovee" the'me at thei; a~nual Rush Party last week at the home of Mildred Karr, Middleport. Prizes were awarded to Jeanne Morgan, prettiest; Yvonne Scally, 11gllest, and MarJOrie Crow, most original. In the picture are Norma Amsbary, Rose Sisson, Sabra Morrison, Doris Colburn, Margaret FoUrod, J~net Walton, Reva Vaughan; second row, Joyce Leonard, Mary Anderson, Phyl Mu lien, Velma Rue, Ann Rupe, Nellie Brown and Clance Krautter. Chapter sponsor, Mrs. Marsha Hobstetter, served as judge for the Halloween coatumes.- Sentinel Photo. ·· eTHURSDAY Discount Price 49c -,:-:---- -- -- - ·Aluminum Greese Set METRC~1LITAN BIG DAYSI To Tho .Firtt 144 Adulto 1961 FORD GALAXIE 2 DR. 1961 CORVAIR 700 STATION WAGON Phi 1 turner .free! w~, not s or inJure yoll} non k cookware. Witb4J,nds te raturea up to 49e de••· Unbreakable Wb.ite nylon. ERpeclally designed for the Teflon cookware. 9Bc Value. Get turner freet 1962 RAMBLER 4 DR. Burlap & Tapestry Punts cha~man, with Arthur T. Wwr· II ner, C. L. ruy and W. J. Clain as members Pa1:kmtast'er II is Henry Bentz and bis assistant is Fred E. Smith. Den tnolhers will be Janet Warner, Belty Diddle, Maxine McClain and Phyllis Knighting. ..:.=====---' If SEE OUR NEW Dean Rusk. __ llospitaJI\reWS LOVELY NEW MIU-Y Vice President Hubert Humphrey and Secretary of Stale i 1 ·, l Erlander will Oy to lhe United 1;-==============--;;;;;iiii. .~ States Wednesday for a tO-day vlsi~ The ,Foreign Ministry announced Monday. Erlander Is expected lo discuss inl<!l"fllJtioJn- ]1 NEW WINTER STYLES al issues and American-Swediah relations during meetings with 1 I I Daily Sentinel, Sweden's Prime Minister Tage '. 1 Qmnn, assistant general man- burn, vice pre!lldent; L. L. 3:30 p.m. with Rev. S. W. Git· . ger fo r the Atomic Energy Smith, treasurer, and Carol Sha- ford officiating. and burial in 1 11 Commission, will head the com- dle, assistant secretary. The of- Kirkland Memorial Gardens Pt. ~ Pli!tee to Yisit Point Pleasant fice of secretary will be filled Pleasant. 1 Mrs. Taylor was a member 1 811 .-1 Ravenswood Thursday to at the next meeting. mspeet proposed sites for the . Four Board members were of the Seventh Day Adventist 1 $300 million nuclear protoo ac- elected to fill the Board of Church of Athens, Ohio, where ' (elerated laboratory. Directors. Those chosen were she bad lived from 1942 to 1962. Pt. Pleasant and Ravenswood Clifford Dunn, Mary Froendt, She was a dispatcher for the were the two cilies which West Nelson Jennings and Carroll police .and fire departments of V1rginia recommended in the Casto. Already serving on the Mason. original proposal and are now Board are Woodruw Mace, Fred She was born December 14, among the 85 proposed sites Green, Jim Watterson, John 1893, at Pl. Pleasant, the daughstill in contention for the mult- &arberry and Art Hartley. The ter of the late Samuel and Mamlllion dollar facility. board of directors will meet on ry Sinclair F'owler, and is SW'The local site being consid- Monday , November 15th. vived by her husband, Toliver; ered is the location of the formtwo daughters, Mrs. Wilma er West Virginia Ordnance Lazarliz of Wilmington, DelaWurk!:. and now known as the lJ • ware, and Mrs. Lucille Clay or Tl\T area and is being used in 1\IVef DeWS Pomeroy; lour sons, Charles W. most part by the State Departof Malta, Ohio; Jesse, of AthffiL'nl of Natural Resources [or . . ens, Ohio: Paul, of Colwnbus, the McClintic Wildlife Station Gauge readings: . Galllpoh! Ohio, and Donald, of Jackson1 9 and consists of 4,771 acres. Darn 11 .8, ~ · • runmng_ . ~n , ville, Florida; 15 grandchildren, lout on rolle1 s, Pomeroy-Mas?" nine great grandchildren, and _ . Phychiatric Aides 20.40. Pl. Pleasant 23.80, Hm- a brother Girard r'owler, of Pl. ton 0.7J, Kanawha Falls 2.25, Pleasant.' To Graduate Nov, 4 ' I!RLANDER VISIT STOCKHOLM (UP!) IE a**- H �"''"''""" Memon'a} that Paul Casct will stve 1 talk Mtlp Memorial Hospllal GAME AT i:U TODAY on "Americanism" for pu•"• . Admllted - Mrs. Jamea The Pomeroy and Middleport ,.... Do 1 o. the Pomeroy El0111eotary Ward, Portland; Ella ug as, 7-Btb grade teams will play on School on Veterans' Day, Nov. Pomeroy; Dana Hamm, Miners- the Pomeroy field at 5:45 p. m. (Continued from page 1 I i ergy Commi8SlOn team loda,Y8 I lith. The Post has sent tele- ville; Ada\Cray, \liddleport. loday election ,.,.. year< ago. Thl• lnspecllld the second of Oblo ' (ll'ams 1o Governor Rhode• and Discharges - Ella Hannah•. · time he defeated state Sen. I I three bids lor ~-mllllol : · 1o Mr. Janis, Direclor o1 By· Pomeroy; Malfllie Brown, PornWayne Dumont Jr by I margin I dollar atom; smasblug 1_abor•· stene anti Health, urgill8 the lo- eroy. LATE CLA.5SIFIED of more than 400,1100 votes. I lory, after complellq ~ wbtrl· . eaUon of tbe new penitentiary Birth -Mr. and Mrs. Jam•• Hughes' landslide also swept I Three school board membem were eiected Tuesday wind tour of tbe Ravdaa Ar· Veterans Day Memorial ser· In Meigs County. Ward, Portland, a son. I FOR SALE the Democrats into control of to four-year terms m all distncts of Meigs county With senal. vices at the court house at II Commander Guinther wishes IONE BLOCK from end of Pornthe state Legislature for the ' the exception of Eastern Local where two ~ere chosen. ; The Inspection of the pro- a m. wore announced when lo UlliJik all the Legionnaires FIREMEN CALLED eroy Bridge, corner U. S. ~3 f~rst tome smce 1913. ThiS I Unofficial vohng for the unopposed candidates of th~ l posed site near here ,Drew Webster Poat No. !9, who contributed blood at the The Pomeroy Volunteer Flre j and Maple-st. Mason. w. Va. mull left the GOP in control of ~ ~unty school board w•s Carl _J{a_utz,_2.093, _Vlrg~_At_l ~~~~lrblnl~ ~lc~oijo~ ,_ erican Legion, met Monday, No- recent bloodmobile visit. Re- Department was called at 11:18, Ke!vinator refr~gerat••r, lelebnth houses in only oix state ktns, 1,928 andGeorge Per-JF' Jtz 535· David W. Ohlinger, : ed IO<atto~slor tbe ·a"i P',,";,'.,. vemher I, 11165. All members porled on the sick Usl were a. m. today to the Crossroads phone table and chmr, t•ll teeislatures [ry, 1.733 . u ·E • M H · 5~ who can parUclpete are urged Frank Johnalon Frank Fugate area where a houae was re- back chair end ottoman, tour 1 1or· near PL ~II" nL · · 531 · ugene . arr1s, "'; 1 ceera Jd C d • ' ted fir t d tables two Normal •tale Issues were Results of the various school lea~ne Morgan 375 Jean Craig ' The five • man team to attend, sa omman er and Charles Warner. , Keony por on e. mirror oppe • • lmosi lost in the New Je,ey I board races as reteasMI in the j 58 ' ' · then was slated 1o rel!lra Frl· Guinther. Harris served refreshments. ehlffo·robes, one 4-pc. Bedc" m Pa I g n. Dumont staked tabulations of the Meigs Coun- · Pomeroy l';xempted Village t3 : day 1o Ohio 1o lake a took at Charles Swatzel, firs,! vice ' z TAKEN TO HOSPITAL room suite, 1 set kMa~!~: everything on hiS demand that ty Board of Elections are: ·to be elected) _ Harold R. a third Buckeye posslallity, at I commander, reported on BOOSTEIIS TO MEET Edgar Van Jnwagen has been washer and dryer, II e. • Hughes press for the diScharge : . _it.ohse. 833 : Leo L. Vaughan. tbe AEC's gaseous dlftlsulon Post's 1966 membership laken lo the Hnnllnglon Voter- 1 Frigidaire dryer. I dinet te of a MarxiSt Rutgers Stale Bedford t.oca,l 13 to be," 1 '~:_i 709: Richard Finlaw, 707: and plant In Waverly, Pille CoWl- l notin~ that it has reached Southern Local Athletic Boost- In's Hosp\lil Tuesday morning sat. ovetsluffed chair,_ ont University professor who waa ed ) - Virgil l. Kmg. ll.l . " : .lolm Willwm Blaettnar, 400. , ty. , llll'mbers toward Its quota ers will meet Thursday at 7:30 after nlfering a coronary. He grand plano. Have sOld our eager for a Communist vi :-tory ' mer F . Ba1ley · !HI. ond Z•ba . ,,,,, ... _ _ ,. . _, . , , ' of 317 members. Swatzel m. al the Southern ffighh Is expected lo be convalescent property, Must give poisesin V1el Nam. II failed to sway ' 0. Midkiff. fiB. _' ,,..,,...,,~"""'"'··''~'""'""' '"'t thosc that haven't paid building. for about a three week period. sion Saturday. 11 3 3tc many voters . ' F:astern Local •2 to be ele:·t- : 1966 dues. to so now, so Godwin won the governorship edl _ William L. Carr. 537; : the Post wont have to absorb of Virginia by defeating A. 1r. o. McCoy. 533: Mvit Holler : !Continued from page I ) the 50 cents lncreasa m state 1 l.:nwood Holton, a Roanoke 523; Ralph E. Wigal, 300, and dues the 1st of December. Dues ho teined the M K R 309 out. 'J 0 can be ma•loci lo P. 0. Box 401, altorney .w ~p cam algn ary · ose, · ; Democrats said they saw no , ~ Pl}meroy or given to memben rr,ost ambitious . ~tale Northwestern l.ocal 13 to be _significance In the outcome, . of the membership committee ever ~onducted tn the n. elected) - Carol F. Pierce. 567; Isince the only Democratic vic- J Fu~eral. servtces ror M ~ s.. who are: Don Hunnel, Guy The wmner was backed by ~~v~ John F. Colwell, 548: Archie tory In the district in 30 years, Nanme Barnett. 91. who d~ed ! Gumtl:er Charles Swatzel, Qeo. Harry F' Byrd, c;;:ervaatlc McKinney, 511; Robert t'. Snow· was in the lal~ President, at her home, 157 Dock~t, Ml~j~ Nessetr.,;d. Eha Gilmore, chief ol the state mocr L- den, 478. Franklin D. Rooaevelt's 19361d/eport. at 10 a.. "'· to ~Y WJ Fran/': Vaughan and Lenny organization, and by the AF Salisbury Local 13 to be elect· landslide. Vice President Hu-, be held Sunday at 2. p. m. at Jewell · 00 and prominent spokesman :edl - Philip Ohlinger, 349 and bert Humphrey had made a I he Mt. Moriah, Baptist chu;ch F a~k Cheesebrew, chairman fur the Negro commuruly. Allan Leonord, 311. Harold speech for the Democratic can- , '" Middleport. She was a m m- of ;,The Gifts for Yanks Who Nazis Last . . Blackston with !5 write-in votes, didate in Springfield last week. I be• ol the MI. Monsh Baptist: Gave" Drive announced that William J. Story. Virglma won the other seat. Brown's friends streamed m- Church. . . IPost 39's members will be sell· Conservative party . candidate Southern Local (3 to be elect- to his big old • fashioned house I S~rVJVmg arellt~Jree dau["~rs, ing "Kathryn Belch Butter To£· and John Bini> Society mem- ed) - Harry illll, 958: Howard all through the night to help IMrs . ~red W• ~·;~• ~"~ dd:ss , fee and Golden Crumbles" can· bcr, trailed in third place and Ervin, 929: Otis S. McCiiolock, him and his wde, Joyce, cele- Nma ;~~~11 · Ro E 0H, '·u e- dov at one dollar a can in Iron! George Lmcoln Rockwell, head !IS7: Mason Fisher, 836, and Ja- brate the victory. I port, ~n rs. · ·ndc":,~~ on, of· Elberfeld's store this Sab>r· ll ol the American Nazi party, cob Holman, 30%. Pralses Wife Colum us: !four grd ah.ld 1 rend. , da)' November 6th starling at M1"ddlepor1 Exempted VIII age ' •Joyce was a b.1g he1p,.. seven grea gran c. 1d ren c·ame in tast ·hild an 10 a.. m. All proceeds of this 1 As expected. the DemocTat• l f3 to be elect':"l_=._J_~~n-~. Brown .-did as he gave her a tw~e:;;:1 • ~:~~~ g:~~ "..p{.e~; 1 ,. 1e will g9 to the ''Gifts for rt>taintd control of the legtsla. btg vtctory k1ss. .( . . Yanks Who Gave" program. """ in Virginia and Kentucky, , "She didn't make speeches a ~ri:~~~'v!.. call at the I Each year the members of . but she was out there w1th me I. ,_, Y m ntU the American Legion all over 1.. , 0 of the four slates wtth ' · d · · d b II . 1ng r unera1 110 c u legislative electiOns ·rues ay. rmgmg oor e s as we cam· ~;: d· h th rennaU\" Ohio have simi1ar campaigns 10-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 3. 1965 """"~".,__nmll'.k . ' · j -· - ----- - · . . - MARIEITA, Oblo (UPl) - , The fact • findiDJ Alomla En· l , DIS' tflC• t sch00} 8oards seat New Members Tuesday : Lindsey B00St ,services • are Announced *" tm,!: BONE WHITE iHIS WEEK AT KROGER Am· with each $5.00 purchtue ••• I w· ' " "' ' ' Brown Inner M ~o rS, Barnett, 1 I ft} D'IeS T d!ly Use Kroger's Convenient LAY -AWAY PLAN For The Entire Family's .,. "'........ \ Hams \ \ •• Val Deckor 5 lb, ••• <Aft g.ao 4.49 2-891 I CHUCK ROAST Wllolt or HaN ~ew York st<~te. where t11e DemO<rsto won control of Color Sh0\\''0 paigncd in aU of the s~burban l i:"tila~enwtoenthe echurch. . Iallraisehospitals money so the veterans ·an have a bett!er ll developments and she was at the .11 b . B h ·ct · hl WI-1h11 tcr w1 e 10 eec • the- legislature only a year 81° 1 IDI ~g Christmas. Cheesebrew . Jete returns Indicated <Contmued from page I ) me shakmg hands w11l1 people Y· taled that anyone mcomp . h h d t 'f .. I s that the GOP had regamed · the rorefront of tho~e demand- 811 l ey c. ange s 11 ts. · make a contribution is <"nlrol of the Senate. I ing that 1t investigate the Klan. I Brown " • graduate of Duk~ Holzer Hospital . lo do so. In the only congressional ~ The committee's public heur- UmversJty an_d the H.a~var , . ,;. Frank Vaughan reported t>1Pc1ion Tuesday, a special lng. now c:onCf'ntrating on Klan ~boo! ot B~sm:~ Ad~~~~Jstr~~~~ Mark Gilmore, 2-ye~ ' .. old Americanism and election to fill a vacancy, activties in Georgia, resumes lion . . He sen:ed as a ,Nav~ off son or Mr. and Mrs. Lmnel H bll n Clarence J. Browo tod cer m the Korean ll•r and Is more of Cheshire entem_ J 'P" caelected to succeed his ay. publisher of the fam1ly's daily I zer hospital today and w11J l;t~ ;;~er from Ohio's Se'\lenth CommIt Ice investigators and three weeki~ newspapers. dergu eye surgery in the mn.·n-'1 Tuesday prdocued a long Its! of Iand manager ol the1r local. ing. He is t_he grandson of Mr. F I NJ SHIN G D.1str.·1c t . . 1 • • u· · d. dM In II statewide Ohin referen- guernlla . sty.e trammg ac v1-. ra IO s1auon. I and Mrs. Richard FJ~k an r. Our best quality .lcd al t1es conducted by the Clayton I The Browns have a son, Clanand Mrs. Millard G1lmore, all bur service dum · the vo ters • 3 : County "Klavern." Sub.Ject I cey, 6. an d daug hter KaI h.Jt>, 8 of Che:-hir<~. The youngsters 1 the state sales 1 1 I DAY SERVICE propo!a to! ratose • ak"'"I mon th s. A. daught er. ll elh , d .·.~d year-old brother. Bruce, wll· I be . cent· to matter lneluded bomll"m 4 ON REQUEST tax _from per for techniques small arms mark· l of leukemia a year ago at Lhe !he guest of h1s grandparents, rO\nde more money . ' . f of f ' · P :.manrohlp and varlou!l orm~ ·age o !i. Mr. and Mrs. Ftnk. ochools. h d h nd bt 1 Ralph s. Luher. Democratic , ~ =~~_" : . ._ .co~a-~--Pomeroy The peace treaty witb Japan Claonel'l mayur of Cleveland. appa;z~!~YI held on to the mayoralty it won I DR lVI INUSE OUR was signed in San Fraocisco, FRII PARKING LOT won re-electiOn Jn a squ .. , from the Democrats lour years \ Calif., on Sept. 8, 1951. He was 2.431 votes ahead o£ 1 A 1de r m 8 n K e 0 net h Oemkocratic sNtate Sen. h;artw~si ;~~mied defeated Democral l Sto es, a egro . w Marlin Vol7.. former dean of the ; r.:nning as an mdependent. University of l.oulsville Law ·_ Stokes announced he would ask S h I · 00 lor a recount. Ralph Perk. the c · In Philadelphia. Arlen I Republican candidate, was . I S ter 1 registered Demo- SAIGON (UP!) -U.S. weak third and Ralph MeA/lis-. ~as the Republican Force B-52 bombers, flying ter, another Democratic lode. win~er in the contesl for high altitude in waves of three, pendent, was fourth . district atlorney over blo today pounded a suspected Viet REG. $1.00 Otber Return• f bos Democratic In- Cong stronghold north of Sa1gon REG. $5.00 - ln Pitlsburgh, Democratic orm,:o: 1 Js, C Crumlish on the frill8e of the Communist cum.,.,n ames . · kn th "Ir Mayor Joseph M. Barr wa8 " A 11 an in In area own as e on ·1 I led I0 8oc0nd term ny me we c w Tf 1" eaSl Y e ec a Ph"l18 d I h.18 th t's a miracle lang e. over Republican Vincent S. h de P ' k .~ 1 d The raid, 58th of the war, Hovitto. of ar . wor · commen e was the second in the past two -In t.ouloville, Ky., tho GOP Gov. William W. Scranton. days against o target believed . ________ - Boston voters rebuffed lo be the staging area for VIet LUX ...• Negro demancb for greater Cong troops. 11 is crlss-erosoed rac1al balance m c1ty schools. with tunnda and bunkers. Mro. Louise Day H1cks, the Correspondents aboard oboerDIVOTID TD INTEUIT OP chairmon was re-elected to tho t. 1 ted th t MIIGI-MAION AliA . , ' va 1on panes repor a GILUTTI SUiftR City s five- member school com- least 10 structures were de111,. ._ awett. , .......,. tftlltlr 1e~Nt~IU, lil.. r mittee along with four other stroyed in lhe uturation bomb- STAINLI&S 0011 llftiiP' R... 79c _ __ ru~autMd '"'" pup"lls lo lng. One body was seen on the STEEL IUD4&r bJ l'tl• Ott.M.n.rn vau.r Pullllllll· oppon~ ts of busl·n· 8 hll ComPUJ'. uo M.echanlt 11-. Pom- end racial imbalance in schools. ground ...,., Qlllo, te?lll ldflftf!ll o r f I e • 1 • pilot~~ wv 1-11111. C41torlal tb••• wv -Detroit re-elected II.! libera Far to the north of the "Iron COLD CREAM OR ,. M&Oad • • .wnq Mayor Jerome P. CaYanagh to Triangle" today, an estimated Ponch matter u w "'' omc• at PoDMror. 1 second term In • nonpartisan battalion of Juerr1llas overran R... n. _ Oblo. I . A ~•Uoul ldv•ru.tfl• "P"•nt.Uw1 e ect1on. a government outpost at n aotaaetn llle., Cit,, su lAirtll.t-In Texae: • where President I N•"reton ...... lll.rnbtiL Ntw Yorll N•• uau. Mll•·tary spokesmen • Yo<L """ '" Johnson voted, a proposed ported the Vietnamese defenea~~~= .rv1a'::':.~,e~ cet1t. "' conslitutional amendment to ders suffered ''moderale ca10 weell• ~ntlnel one vur offl!!e ~dvane• at tile "then the terms of the Isualties" and abandoned the D.ali)' 11~ .60; •l• len ,., mcmthl . 17 80l three <no nth~ 13.110: R, govemors .and other senior garrison, leaving behind Motor Ro-utt wner• urrh'! l Mrvlct . , . " 1 f not "lllabll. o ne rnot1ttl IJ.JO; 8J State OffJ CIB)S from tWO years,"moderate amoun 0 ::~~~ o~:re~·~o!~'~g~· moaw. to four was turned down. pons. fac Iory ga tes a. t Thrifty By The Piece ITEl~~·" ~~ U.n. mqty cull of bMt tbilt •n completely bontteu, t'GIIICI 1ncl tied ea. " wl1lsda. holt! ony ""' M Doc. Llr·Aw•r Robinson's 1 Suspected strongh0ld JS p0 unded $3.98 THE DAIlY SENTINEL Toilet Sbap •tt I VILLAGE CUT RATE 1 • Sheffield COFFEE aeon .... IC ea. $9.99 Deluxe Hair Druer ea. $10.88 Four Slice Toaster ea. $11.88 Evaporated Hand Mixer 1\4" Power Sau1 ea. $18.88 c 1'1: • • pkg. ea. s7.44 : ' .... ea.$ Bread ••••• Krtter I Pftlsbury - -. M• --~--~---··-- .. --- Ill' ._ " That ACRILAN- REG. 13.95 . . Now 9 REG.1o.95-NOW CARPET THAT WILL LAST FOR YEARS SIZE 9x12 COTTON RUGS Nm" Jtt Ingels Fur•ltttre - • , S Q. So , 1< iiiiW'rtecf •.._•• 4~ ...... esauce YD. 100% ALL WOOL REG. 12.95-NOW McGEE CARPET 7 95SQ. • . . YD. LAST FOR YEARS . 9 x 12 All Wool OPEN FRIDAY and.: SATURDAY TIL 9:00 P. M•. OVAL RUGS ltnmedlate ~lll'et'U and lastallatlota Bu Tlae JJ•t E:qrert C•rpet l.apr• - CaiJ TfHiau Nn ..103 •••••• • • • • can• DRESSING MIDDLEPORT OHIO NYLON . Preserves ------·---- 4I!-oo ~n Pte \;~ Corn-·--··--·---·--6 I!: Du-11-, Cake Mixes----··-·-- 3 ·~~ Soli Rllint s-tb. ·Flour ..... -•• ___ --- -- 2 ball Awort Circus Drinks ••• _. _- _4 '!:; 6-lb. bag8 Embatlg &alad 501 rr11d Yaritflr OndeA ~ LFUR~TURE t MOHAWK CARPET '1 2 lbs. or mort lNn, lltHize, Beef 5tw Exp. ll/6160 Kroeer Whole Kernel YIIIDw y.,, IGOS r iNGns Kroger White White Satin 1J1ft1 ~ Tc-to Juice..... -"' llOFFEE SERVER E.xj>. lt/6/ 65 4-lb. bags ..... -·~=---r_,• .. • • • • • • 10 I F S it- PINTO BEANS $ •••••••• Kroger ..._ Biscuits 10 ~=· 0rup lulee •....••••':. ._ $ Dried can11 Dinners ..... 3 = •1 . ....., .. _....., ..... ea. slO.sa tall I .... ,.,.. Vacuum Cleaner Fat.,_Cat • 0 er Lewyt CaniBter 3 1 purchate of '"" Swift's Premium aeo.. om. X-mas Gift Wrap 3roD pkg. 69c ' Cream " Dry Skm with COUI*I and l'resh Ground Chuck- ___ ._-... ... 59c Deluxe Blender - Bfa des v.;::_,.. .. lb. "Appliance Corner'' c;: HEATING PADS ,...,.r1Hon. $ 100 Extra Free Top Value Stamps '" NIY meel Baby First Step S HIRT J BonelesB BoBton ROLLED ROAST She walks bu her1elf I Save up to $10.00 pkg, KROGER I Hut in 2 ct. lb. KJan's True I 10 lb, .... Pure Lard ---·----· 4 ... ,.n 89c- ______ ·Ill>. poll $1.77 Hlekory lmol<od SJab Baeon ..• _-. __ . 59c~:~~-----· ~ 69c: Center Cut \ CHRISTMAS GIFTS 3 lb. $ Kroger quart \ U. 8. No.I- Size A Cottage Cheese 2lb.49c jarB ~U FREE 50 ~ Idaho . .. , Potatoes. .... •• . Oraap Juke _ ............ 59c ltJ • ' I. ' lh.$ Ui. bag ...... c.-to, Carrots...... --~...-•• 2 ,;: ' ' ,•... Purpose White ' '. - bag 50 lb. bag $1.98 ) I �I - - .' -- ' ·- , .. Classified Ads Your Modern Community llulletin Board 12-l)ai!y-~ntinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 3, 1965 WANT AD INFORMAJION Notice FOR SALE C!' NOT be responsible for . 811Y debts conlrac!Bd by 8DY 4,7110 OBTU vented Rad1ant gas one other than mysell. Leon clrculatDr. Combination four Donahue, Portland, Ohio. burner 8118 and kerosene cook 11 2 3tp stove. Two 6501U mud ltii:UUI.A fiUM ==,..-==;-;;---;;~ snow white wall tires. Ph. 1 til!' t'Un1••t1e• ,_,.... ..,. 11lflil DRIVER, Trainee.t, WY 2-3874 11 3 "' ..Ot• 0t . . ,.., _ , lldll d_..,WI TRUCK , " ••n•hl• ...rrnf'll ._.,. .,. Wanted: Experience helpful, r"l>n rtflf1 lllll"_,l.f.etl l'tll po~ but not necessary. Earn over 7.50 x 11 NEW SNOW tires I"""' ..w ..... ... ............. foJ murf nu ~· ,_,.,.,.. '-"lo• $3 pe~ hour after short .train- low as $12.95, piUB lax. New aLAI'Q mg w1th experienced dr1vers. rims to mount snow tires on. f'Of Want Att ........ Write Nation Wide Semi Divt- All popular sizes in siDck • L:er~t• ~· wrof<l Of'• ,..,......_ f!ftnlmm" , ;hi'P I( _.... slon, Transportation Building, $7.50. Newell's Sunoco Ches~ u. • ~nu 5le' _ , . fDt r.._ _. care of Room 426, 307 East er, Ohio. IJ85.23o5. se•-"""• ·r••UtM!onl ~ · o.e• ~· "' 1 tt•• 'uru oa ..so 11&1 Uld Foorth Street, Cincinnti, 10 30 tie all!> p11•11 '"'hill to ....,.. Ohio. Or phone 513-241·5572, _ _ _ _ _ _:::.._: CARf'l O• rJUNILI! I~ Utu.'l'UAKI.I!J!o QUAliTY I WILL .,~ - lmum fM llt•cll • ..... .adtllooal .,,.,.. on•• :a ••null& ••nr P 11. t ' fl t&OI lT'~ ~ ...... a-. 11::11• " Ill " S111urmu 111:.1· " .... 1961 Dlltb lkltllfl Rambler Classic St. Wagon _ $795 Locally owned, 6 eyl, engine, automatic trans. Radio and heater. Spotless interior, good tlres. Brown and beile fin- lib. See this bareain today. HEATING, PLUMBING, Rura BEAR TROUBLE to 1P1J111 tbe nJabl tbere. Doxol !lottie G118. Amold Bro. MartiD l!'rellal 21 Sao JOlt tbers. 618 E. Malo Streel SONORA, Calif. (UP!) - A wu repmted loet M.y whe~ Pomeroy. 9 22 tic mluillll bunter found Monday be lalled to relurlt to a - - AUcrJUNUB in&""'! condition told Tuolllt!Uie Cmopotle in tbe ruaed Clark· (llmplelt Strvlee lher1ff • deputlea a belr ebaaed IJIIIrl area near lbe Slanlslaua eru• HnMifore him up a tree and forced him River. . . Wrte.. Ploeo tr Cltdalll &. I. IIRAIJJI'URO Radao, Oldo I I lfe clivrolet'liscayne 4 Door $2195 Looatly own'ed by lib, a new cor trade ln. 15,000 miles, 8 eyl. Std:' trans. !idio and heater. Turquoise finish . A nice buy. 1961 ev...... All lrades truck driver to , project engineers. A£rlca, Europe. Asia, Soutb Pacllie, paid travel. houstng, food. $1395 Chevrolet lmpala H.T. Cpe. _ Locally owned by tUJrse. White finish. Red interlor, new tires. 6 cyl. Automatie trans . Sharp as any 61 model you will ever find. 'f!c Atlaatic. fll.lb oalacy jobs, mate, lomole ovet 18. OEIB Box 28180, Oakland Park. l'la. 33301 Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. "I AI -· A r-~~~--------~~---------------. 9.Mlne ~p~n ehtram: 16 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN COWS 3 GRADE HOLSTIIN COWS p.teo Il(I.Jewish , month o..u.................... _ :11.=~ 18.ll'rollch !ll, COrolla. river part "'P'P'1 I ' lf.llmer(elli!J eall lT.Itestten 118.1'mu:h :tiO.xu.io proi1DUII DOte I 'Y•tm.ent meter u.1----~1 DlllamDre 28.Nowbom 30 · Go4deU ,. !"• IS.Abyla ~uly3 tool me&~ure ,to III.Nmate at. Bunt ,.s pxrt •o.CUatom etlt ~m~~l:S~ .. ~. I . '-'l'H// :IZJ•& •• ,., I" V/,1, lflla dllpOI!t 17. Oro down I ~ 19 M. Land ot:n ~ I"' o!harveeta godde11s 18' Relat1 VI' ill. Gardin '"~· 23.CUhlc fertlllty ' I'Qdaly 38.Dec. zt, ll&y29, ~2~ i l8.Eccl-... UOil J7.PIIiUUIIA na.... l!i. Haw&lian food • '"' 41. WarJod ,2. Leave out I" •s. Not"' ~ ... ~ " ~ ... .... ~ Don't you want me to write to you> I* f:Z;; ..,..., -wn .U.WeU- I'd never let them do that to ME in the middle of the WP" '· "" , 11 ~0 .,.at r?J DAJU' CRtrlOQ(J()'l'E - Bere'a ~ to work R: .l.ltYDLJI.I..I.lt.a Ia LO.GI'IILLOW One letter almplyataDdstoranotlleJ.'.Jn tldl s11n .1, ·: 1. d for the three L'~ X for the two O's, etc. Single IE"t t .. r." . ntJO." · trophies, tlteo leDJth aDd tormatkla at the words a1'1' :-~ I! 1 • •.s. F · 1 day the code leU.. art dltfermt. "• A 0Hll£iaa qw 1 S?fa RACINE, 0. AI IT U AN II'HTIC 11( ~~A Jl BJlBCJ Tli:S \ ' JliiJl.&CVQCl PHKYOLOEEB KCB WITH Tl<E LETTERING WE Tl<INK ITS Tl<E MOST TilRlllJNC TEST PATTERN Iii B.-Y V .1.118 EVER SEeN. 1'•1 lsf'l ()Qp& Ql 1 WHO IIA.TH NOT KNOWN Il.J, I"'R'l'ONil KNIIW wym•. HIS QW1tl,... and e-l'IJ'-•. WJEH RADIO nvm oa TOIIl.-!IWl.ll!l' .:":.:i• 11 .-- B.RalplDg t!Atfllh · U. CltNStrulf lli.- WAID CROSS SONS •I" 17, Wll<llq bird >I!. BoW 30.Co· """"' 1.-.. U.Jlu_.. bred) 4 REGISTERED HOLSTIIN HEIFERS 12 year old, ..... 4.1lndoaur 5.Wbltw& 6. Biblical lLShlnlDg 2 BROWN SWIS$ COWS 2 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN HEIFERS (3 yHr old, IF YOU LIKE MONEY, SAVE IT AT • I:. 1 3.Clabon Vl&Venelo painter G. MtJ.vllle'11 CATTLE . THIS BEAUTIFUL BE KEERFUL WHAT S'cENERY VE LOOK AT OR THAT THAR SlROlL OF VOR'N MIGHT NOr BE TOO LEISURE l.Flaltlllt 1 FI1'Jit mate ' cavalier' • iiliiiiii I - •Q'MM L"~ open) . 4 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN HEIFERS (1 year oldl 2 GRADE HOLSTI;JN HEIFERS (2 ylor old) lopen) 16 of these cows have recently freshened or close up springers, All are Calfbood vaccinated. dlvidual health papers furnished. EQUIPMENT UNIVERSAL PIPE LINE MILKER 250 GAL. UNICO BULK TANK 50 GAL.GAS WATER HEATER 200 gol. Bean Triple Pump Orchord SPIItA'I'ER 1963 FORD DISC HARROW 60 TOOTH SMOOTHING HARROW CO'tN SHELLER 500 CAPACIT'I' ELECTRIC BROODER FEED Approx. 3000 bales olfolfa, clovar, and mlxtd hey Approx. 1000 bu. Corn · ----=---=---- I JUST THOROUGHLY ENJOY LEISURELY STROLLIN'THRU THE - LOOKINC3 AT DAILY CROSSWORD Stortlllfl at 12:00 noon at the Purley Klrr farm, 1 mile north of Chester, Ohio, on the New t!ope I'OIId. Due to other amploynotnt, we ere dlHDntlnuillfl the dolry llutlnlll, 10 will Hll tht followlllfl' Business Opportunity IU'h11UI1 t-'H,(II" • o/110 f'OM&IIOT, OHIO w 4N"' "r· t 2S 60tp en. 2 bedrooms, very good STATIONARY. ENGINEERS PHONE WY 2-2156 ::;:;;===:-__:__.::__.::~ Flck, condition, $1900. ~~~~~~~~~~~==::=====~~~First, second or third class · - - --.- - - - \U'n•MoBtl.l: llllltance Jr., Box 24, Chester, censes required. 40 hr. week. Card Of Thanks """"""'"" '.oBI vour oPers Ohio. Tel. 1185-4285. Sale or Trade Everyday Spociolt paid vacation and tor'o UcenM? Call W\' • • etp at Salary $420 to $550 per 10 28 TI!F. RUnAND Athletic Boost· mu, 1960 STUDEBAKER Station Ws· Marie's Style Post Retirement and other rrs wish to thank the merLARGE Warm Morning b~:~~~ goo, $200.00. Ford tractor, Haircuts $1.25 benefits. Apply Ohio Peniten,hant> of Pomeroy. MiddleFor Rent stove, like new. Price " $500.00. Cockshul 20 tractor Shampoo & Sets $1.50 Uary, 254 W. Spring St., Col"''· Rutland and all individable. Tel : CH 7-2304. mower and cultivator, mare 30 day color rinse. lumbus, Ohio. 10 28 6tc ual s who contnbuled in any FOUR ROOM house with bath. 10 27 8tp pony colt. $31}.00, nicot Shempoo & Ill $3.50 Instructions wav toward makmg the Hall· 4th and Palmer Sts., Midd!~ _ _ _ _ _...::....::....::.c_ heater, $20.00. Botti" P•rm•nenlt $7.50 up u''".-=s."'""crv "'·IL SERVICE TE8TSI ,. SEWING machines, repair ser- range, $1S.OO. Call wt"' we Sell IDd Service owo•l•n C·.ar mval a comPIete port. Ph: WY 2-2500. 111611 - .rome" ll 1110 _.., ljiiCIIlft M,.I'SS _ __ II 3 It: II 2 3tc flee, aU makes. W\' ~2284. II 2 61c Wtgo and Wigle.. pol» HIJll •tart.IDI P&J lbort Jaoun 4.d••neerqat ~Pirltorp tntntn!l • laq u NfiUtNd WE wtsfl to express our ap-1 The Fabric !hop, Pomeroy Rea,' l:stare· For "" . le Marie's Style Post nwnt..nru 01 lobi ...,.D trxperlettM pret'iOi ion to our friends lor ' TRAILER SPACE, Depot St. Authrolzed Singer Sales :HI RL 124 Ph. WY 2-5271 uuaiiJ unn~•., Onmmar .anoot llllffldent faT manJ lobt lhe>r kindne>< during the Rutland. John J. Fry. SH 2- s.rvtce. 3 29 tfe Srraou.._ Ohio Lunch Served By Ladlea of Metbodl.t Church FREE •nlorm8ti01t jm lObi. ~ de:nh end burial of our moth- 5613. lO 16 SOle FOR SALE : Mason area requl,..mertiJI WI1U toOAY Jl"ftl ART:-tUR BARR It PAUL KARR, OWNERS a.am• 1110 aaa,.. Unaolll leriee. rr and SISTER, Minnie Delee room house, bath, newly I. 0.1\\cCoy, Audioneer In tOO. Cu "' .... .,..., leatiDtl . Rou>h. we especially thank 11 :tEE and tuur ,.. ,, rur•l<!» HIGHEST PRICES shingled roof;. 2 large .build· ed ·-• logs on lot. Will sell ltasonRev Charles O'Connor, Hen- mentl•~W\'" , _ 1P11' PAID 2-Mif u1 abie, if sold soon, several rv Ewing, those who sent 111 NOW FOR OLD items go with bouse. Mason flowers, fond. cards or help- I 773-5642. 10 30 etc ed ,0 any wav. Mr>. Paul I ROOM, bath and garage. GraEAR CORN. I 0 Zvara, Mrs. H~nry Roush, vel Hill, Middleport. Coli WY Call Landmark HOUSI POl IALI Mrs. Wright Roush. 2-2903, tdl 5, then WY 2-3702. WY 2-2181 ·• "' 11 ! Uc II I 3tp llodem IIIDob Scyle, BedUful .c-~~-- - - 4 ROOM furnished apartmen I POMEROY location on IA>P ol om.lf hW WE WISH to thank all who · lacing State Jllihway Gan&a on were so kind to us during the I for rent. Phone WY 2·2776· JockM~~~~~';'"Y !Wute 7 with Jood road "' molD illness and deth of our wife 1 ter 0 p. m. Phone WY 2·3>19. Ph. WY 2-2111 highway. Four bedrooma, U•tng, and grandmother, Verna Ar· !Wwley and Reed Hardware. Pomeroy dtntng, family. kllcben. break· cher. Especiallv Mr. and II I tfc las~ play, maid's, utility and Mrs. Paul Buckiey and em- rKAtt.Ek W'11!1 - 1ree - ,.,. lON'T MERELY brighten obop. Three IDd wall oo baths, .., ceramic evpet, We ployees of Elmwood Nursi ng oge and •aler Brown'o !Tall carpets - Blue Lustre Doors. Abou~"'two-thlrdo :~ Home. Dr. Mullen and Dr. er Park !Slate Appro•edJ - eliminate rapid resolllng. house IB paneled In mahogany Butrlms, Rev. Jerry Mast· Mlnersvtlle, Ohio, 1'110110 W\ Rent electric shampooer. $1. ond walnul Air conditioned. I II tic Baker Furniture, Middleport. Large patio and double carport. ers. Meigs General Hospital W324. and Nurses. Henry Ewing and HOUSE on Lincoln Heights 11 1 ate On lot 200' 1 390' May be oeen staff and Fritz Buck for the newly decorated, inside I by appo!ntmenl only. ·beautiful music. Our gratitude out. Call WY 2-5127. SPOTS before your eyes - on PRICE REDUC&O a'<o to friends and neighbors 10 29 tie your new carpet - remove Tho Dal~r Sentinel 0 sen! flowers, cards and BRICK DUPLEX 3 lhem with Blue Lustre. Rent amo'i: • e' 1 who assisted in any way. living dl ~ electric shampooer C ~ bless you all. . k!tche':'b'ase~~~~ and eroy Cement Block, Porne~oy.l , .••,'-'•• (iu/t~ CENTER .CUT Ste;rhen Archer and Fa011ly age. Forced air gas 1 1 6tc t(,M.,Iflw ., ' -- · II 3 ltc Butternut Avenue. Call FIREWOOD, 8DY lencth, POMEROY _ ~ · ·~ HEARTS are lull or tbanb 2-.1127. 10 29 pick up load. Call or ~ern to all who gave comforting SINGLES, furnished and Gl~ndale Skidmore, Shad ~=~\~·full 11 1_ s.vmpathy and help in our furnished, first and secoru1 Ohio, MY ~ment, forced air beaUng, sorrow of the death of our floors. Phone W\' 2-3267. 'EMCO AutoDI8tie 30 BTU gao breezeway, garage. $1S,500. hus~and and father . To the 10 :l8 12tc !stove and a 4 cylinder MIDDLEPORT - One story ~=~~hi Wade Radlord; Mrs .. HOUSE, 2 bedroom house l.raii. cooled motor. Can be seen on frame, 4 rooms, hall bath, . ~ Bro)ies. organiSt; er for rent. Phone WY 2-3346 Saturday and Sunday or enclosed back porch, gas Millers Home for Funerals, or WY 2.21 8fi tfc 4 p. m. weekdays. Lyle Chapheatmg. lot aD x 100. $3.5110. 10 23 LB. our employees and the kind· man, Brick St., Rutland. RACINE - Close to new dam FIRESIDE SALTINE ness of our relatives and F S I II I 2 story frame, 6 rooms bath' 01 ~ e r •ny friends, we are deeply USED 3 pc. bedroom full basement, forced bot. a~ gratefuL The floral oflerings 54 WILLYS Jeep truck, $31}0.00. with bench. Like new Can beating. garage; targe 1o t and eards were heartily ap- 60 Allstate Motorcycle. $15.110. seen at 278 w. Mau;, with shop buldlng, located on GROUND SHOULDER CUT prec1ative. Mrs. Edith Gilkey, Call New Haven 882-21165. roy, next door to Sunoco Rt. 124. $12,1100.00. :• 1 daughters. Dorothy and Viola 11 3 61p Uon Paul Grueser WY 2-20>3 ALBERT M. COX, SALESmN HART BRAND _and Son, Jerry. ll ~_t.~c l ALMOST brand new beautiful . ' 11 1 3tp. WY Z-J8JO ·~ Z.~l· 11 2 I WISH to thank all ol the , "Huffy" deluxe boy's 26 inch lnsurence ' Doctors and nurses at Veter· bike, A·l condition, $25.00. and. Memorial Hospital for so "Huffy" 22" power mower, INSiliiANCL MaD HOUSE, four rooms and blilh, 46 OZ. CAN their kindness shown me while = ---~- cl•••lng etc. AS los urance Agency, inc., Po~ ., 122!i, new paper and 356 Jlalnt. Lo~45 BOILED ~ $3500.IIO. Broadfay I was hospitalized. Also I for $10.00. John' Mohler eroy. Pho110 WY 2-33111. St., Middleport. Call wish to thank all of the peo- ing Creek Road, ' 9 I tie 3442. 10 29 _ _ VI lb. pkg. pie that sent me cards. Ohio. Ph: WY 2-1103 Alma McKenzie it 3 3tp HOUSE FOR SALil:, 1 1 3 1 --:----:--...:.:..:...:::tc_ ITLEEB'EEDD<;;;mjliet~ijriij home, 4 large liedroorns, PORK SHOULDER Lo•t end Found Call 992·1996. zl6 panelled livtng roorh 2V. Silo "iiiim:i'Ciijiyiii&'iSfVic;;-:~; large dining room, kitchen: Cllll Tl 1965 FOUND IN Gallipolis, dog, VOLKESWAGEN Variant. r. llervlce. lull basement, walkup attic 2 black with white feet and 361 ser~es. Call Nell lei made ol legal balhrooms, 2 j'll white streak on his chest. maker, New Haven, 882-3284. : : Jots. 276 RuU&nd Sl., Owner may have <log for II 3 6tc lleu1a flrnruce port. Call after 4 p. m.~, paying for ad. Guy L. Stew· SLUGGISH SEPTIC tank' ' all day Saturday and • BIRDSEYE FROZEN art, Phone Gal,ipolls 44M861. ged drains? Get Kte81 . 1-Enn-1-------,-......::..:.::: I Pb: WY 2-3816. · 10 2'1 e OJ 28 lie All Septic Tank --:--...,..---~--;;... " 6 DOMINO PUU CAlli -~:-:---:-::---:--1 Landmark Farm Busineu Servl- l Help W1ntecl I or ~OOii\iriiee!Oiiklbuii~~ condition and priced FULLTIME Secretary • Recep- w sonable. Conlact Qw-lel Breeding Service. Call WY tionist wanted locally. Slate complete, llke new. Rel•so••l ter, Racine, Ohio, or 22M, Pomeroy. I8WW experience, qualifications and able, Richard Vaughan, 671 S. WI i-3015. 11 3 31p ler. 10 211 l!Oip UQUID SWAN references. Write Box 11611-J. 3rd, Middleport, Ohio. CUSTOM BUTCIIERING FOR DISHES Care of the Daily Sentinel, II 2 3tc euttlng. WID buy bides Pomeroy, 0. II I 3tc 1965 STEREO _ Just taken 61 Buick $1 ,095 Mcmday. Pbll Meier, loltlt MALE BELP WANTED: Bur- in. This set has dual volmne Special Sta. Wagon. BeoutiWY S>l510. t Q ger Boy Footi.O.Rama needs control with 4 speed lui original red finish. va AUNT JIMIMA Merton Frozen sharp aggressive young men m!J:ed changer. Twin speak· engine. Automatic shift. IIIII Herting, ;;; between ages of 17 and 30, m. Lovely walnut console. 61 Pontiac_ $1,195 2 Ohio. lilDd your for counter and kitchen Take over payments ol Oltalioa ' dr. Sedon. Hydralea. We hint aD sizes work . Night and day pool· per month or pay the reailtlln·ll matlc drive, OriJ[nal aU marhlw Reilr'l"''t'e tlom available. Full or part log balance due $87. Call WY white flnilh. Call WY Ul74, day or DUNCAN HINIS time work. Excelleol oppor· :&455. II 2 61c • 15 lie 7 303 1ba caM Slokoly tunlty for advancement. Ap- 1965 ZIG ZAG Sewing ply in person. 23 West Union, 1ne. This is salesman's dern·ll OIJio EXPERIENCED _Athens, Ohio. 10 liO tile onstrator. Regularly sold $99-l!,"""' ~~~f'W::bi:~ ' I HOUSEWIVES .95. Will sell for $49.29 or $S The Dl WDBbingtou ' White, Dlvll1 had, Yollow Hnuse of Fuller Coemetlct bu per month. Free home demo. Seattle, bas eonferred opportunity for you to earn can WY U555. 11 2 tile IO,OOO bache I• ~~Ia~== KING $2S.IIO • $45.110 weekly for LZ- TAPE RECORDER - El 1ri degrees Iince ill 15 hrs of your spare lime. ec c Call Mrs HamiiiDD 2IIHG2I portable. Dual tract. & Inch tn 1861. rrom tbt llnlut tfuct or ' or write; P. 0. Bo• 1125, reels, 2 speed. Fine tone. Like d To Buy llulldooer radiator to the Parkmburg W \'II DOW. Just $SUI or $S "'" .....Uut ltNier con;, VI GAL, liD • • 10 21 i2lc month. Call WY :H555. ANTIQUE Furniture, dishes. II 2 mt•e•ll•MDWl Call or write: Employment Wented MAN'u;;;;:s:-;;SUIT;:;;;;;,-.:b=rea-:-;d""'bo""x-=,clotbe~=., Mra. Buwad 01e1J, • W. WY 24141 Tf' ' GOOGLI! and SI'IUFFY SMITH IAIINEY DAIRY DISPERSAL, SATURDAY, NOV. 6 1965 24 hour service. USED Coca Cola Machine, $50. ,--;;;,;;;-===-.~1::.1.:_1 2tc 985·230S, Newell Sunoco, Ches· LOSE WEIGHT safely wilh ter. 10 29 6tc Det·A·Diet Tablets on 11 ELCAR "xB 1958 ll8e at Stork ·s Pharmacy , .. , front kitch- IJ te Pomerov Motor Co. ' WMPO Radio Ph 'S JM.I Folgers ~:nd Coffee CHUCK ROAST Crackers - ~~-19c ! CHUCK ROAST _lb.49c 49c HAM I Tomato Juice 2Sc ........... 4 STEAK =: TWEL\'E aC>TTLf S OF MlLK AND- ·- TWELVE NEWSPAPE RS~·- no.o . W€8fEN ?' WHERE 'VE _ _ ., ... 49c Orange Juice S :,.s1.oo Sugar 10 ~ '1·10 • • 59c :...."'i. ~ ~ ORANGES 5 b~ 47c PotPies Pancake Mlx ~35c Apple Sauce s1·• Cake Mixes 29c. BlaeHnars P-. RADIATOR I SERV I C.E w....... 8UITINAI'S 1 WJU. 00 washing In my bamper, a11 like home. WJ t-2135. 11 s Sic canary birds. Dm • ' ~ WORK _..., Items. Margaret .,u........,_,....., Wou..... racuse: Pb. WY r.ll w:y 24101. It Z$ 10ic Pwer..,. new. Two MaiD st. New UBeful I 29 Bailey, Sy· freeze. 2-li396. Coleman, Rl. 2, Oleshire, 11 2 3tp U108. 11 I ~~~~~~~:.~S~! atlon ~ Jeelr'•·· eralloa, New Bll'tllll.il Pboi!A: 'JV. WH'/, •• , 4 J.'-·.... GRAPEFRUIT 5 lh. ltag 47c - 2Sc Orange ... 33c SHOP THE STORE WITH EVERYDAY LOW PRICESI YOUR 5UPER8 PH)'SICAl. CONPI104 SEfMS 10 HAVE ENASI.B) l'OU 10 1/C&TOF AND I OVER THE NEXT YfAAORT.o All 8UT ENTIRElY CORRECr11f06E CON~­ TIONG.)OO'REAia)'IIKWYI'CI.IlG - ·A �~I ) • ) I . t6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. S, 196~ Of1.' riCerS NQ.med . 53rd .4nniverrory To Be Celebrated :-=-···· S .L. f • H t 1 urs. Dor cnae er IS OS ess or G d C/ b m • Meetmg ol Pomeroy ar en u By Group/ Mainly About People In Pcmeroy the eommlltee In eb.uge. Dr. L. L. Roush asked the grace. . ..~·!~~.~:.~8f_;. Cirl Seoul Troop l8 Entertnined ~' - r In Navy Family PiJlll Middleport d Mrl •E: . · Chief Petty orncer an. • Officers lor 'the eomtng year ..on w•s held, with the Rev. Mrs. Paul entertamed Dallas Blevins and children, Plans were mde to observe . were elected at the November " d II• Stu . I . h Girl Scout TrO<Jp 198 withh a Dallas, Jr., Donna Joan and the 53rd anniversary at the meeting or Group I or the First Wen e G, I er m c arge. Halloween party at the orne Richard, have arrived from ·'!'he Pomeroy Gardea club Wahkeena project was read. next meeting, November 15, United Presbyterian Church Rev. Stutler welcomed those of her daughter and family, Mr. Pearl Harbor lor • visit with ,;•t Monday alternoon at thellt was announced _ that Mrs_.[ with a potluck dmner a.t6 p.m. Charles Thoma, and son Ga_r- held Monday evening at. th.e pre'!ent'and suggested a fellow- aod Mrs. Manning Klo~s. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. .,, each Dr. costumes Prizes were awardeOHackett, for Fst~tioned Parmalee. They Harbor have been ~e of Mrs. Dor Schaefer, Irene Jackson w•11 come to M1d . when Theodorus councu Daugh. ry of Columllli' recentl~spent horne of Miss Rosetta L•sle m ship Roushdinner spoke on "Christian Highto Melanie in Pearl lor with Mrs. C, W. Coates as co· dleport and c?nduct a clas; ~~~ ters of America met Monday a day with Mr. and Mrs. Hom- Syracuse. , or Education," followed by a Jill Harris, and Glenna Sue almost three vears. hOstess. basic arrangmg design Thes ' e I evening at the IOOF hall.ope?· er Holley. The office new Inofficers will question and answer period. Luellen, most original; Rhonda Blevins is retiring from tho Mrs. Charleo Persinger, pres- persons are Interested. Della Stahl . councllo~, ' take Januarywho include Nl . l>·nt, opened the meeting by names are to be sent to Mrs. , ed the meetmg In r1tuallshc Mrs. H. B. Curd, Bnd m_o!her,_ ! Mrs. Richard Vau•han, chair- MIS! Marcia Karr was compli· Hawley, prettiest ; Ruby em· Navy after 26 years of service. 8 0 "" mented Rev.onStutler lor the funniest and Bronwyn Dal· He willStation report lor to Norfolk, Va., rtading the verst of the month Lewis. form . Reported 111 . were Ma. r- M . rs. H 11 ey hopped !rl" Hunt 1 man; Mrs. Edward• Crooks, lsi. talk shebygave the topic at sky, ley, most clever. Refreshments Naval separation which referred to one's belief in A reminder from Mrs. L. guer ite Durst, Carrie Neu~~\'~: mgton recently. , vice chairman; Miss Rosella the worship service Sunday, at were served by the Gypsy Pa- Friday. The lamlly Is residing God and 5 nature. . Followmg Roush. presidem ol the Twi· . and Mabel_ A dona· Miss Marcia Karr was pleas- ' Lisle, 2nd vice chairman; Opal the Syracuse church. Prayer trol and games were in charge with her parents for the prelLord Prayer '" umson, light Garden elub, about . the : Roush recef;ed for the anlly survriscd Sunday morn- I Bostic, secretary; M1ss Char- by Kenneth Wiggins closed the of the Indian Patrol. 0t110rs at· enl and the have enmembers responded to electric living demonstri:ltJOn at twn of $. wash f nd Fir., ing during the Sunday School lotte Davidson, treasurer; Mar- meeting. tending were Karen Price, roUed in the Middleport schools. c•ll Ohio Power Company of· I' home an orp u · was _'· hour ' when . s ed of cella Coleman ' flower commit!Pally Harris, Marsha Harrison, Dallas, Jr., ·s a senior, Donna · · with d. their h favorite Than •· :the 1 nommat1on of "" o11sICt!rs ' Tho 1 gJVIn! " · lice November 3, at 7 30 p.m. d which she Is teacher, present tee; publicity, Mrs. mas Cyuthia Spengler and Garnet Joan, fourth 1 grade and Rich· The regular form of business wa< read. A<'rangements were ' he! . -ber with a swe~er and c.ostume Kelly. . GIVES DINNER I Dernoskey. ard In kindergarten. was conducted and several com- made lor those gomg to Little jewelry in obstv"ance ()f her The meeting was .opened WJth Mrs. Charles Withrow enter- ' munications were read from Hocking on November 6 to at- ~ LEADERS TO MEET birthday. <J ' prayer by the chatrman, Mrs. tained with a turkey dinner Sun. Historians believe that cheese, Mrs Charles Lewis, regional di· tend the Reg•onal meetmg. Six , The Ne~ghb•~rhood G1rl Mr and Mrs. Charles Goeg·l Thomas Kelly who w.elcomed day at her home in Minersville. mentioned in recorded history There are 103 chemical ele10 roctor A letter concerni ng beau- members were asked make I Leader> mC<Ung wh1ch was le' · d Ch 1 ne were !llllum lour· guests, Opal Boat1c, Nan· Present were Mrs. Lillie Star- as far back as 20000 B. C., was ments presently known 1aw: tiiication and conservation or , arra ngements lm the Christ- i scheduled for \londay. Nov. 8 ~n an .1 ar ;,_..Monday~ · cy Anderson, Kay Gross a~d cher, Mrs. Sarah Brown, Mrs. discovered as early as 9000 ren~mm being the last sc ver Meigs Coun ty was discussed I mas flower :-;ho"' on November : at the home of Mrs. A. R. s VlSJ ors 0 ~ -Darlene Bender. A round-robm Nora Roush and Mrs. Withrow. B. C. ed, In 1961. a11d a le1ter in regard to the 27-28 t the Pomeroy Ele~~n- 1' Kmght in Por_nt'r·oy, has been Mrs. Nora Roush Is spending! card was sent to Marcella Cole· ,;;;...,=======-11 tary School :m~ full descn~ postponed unt_il Monday, Nov. the winter with Mrs. Charles man. lions of categoms and r~•les 1 15 at tile Kmght home. Withrow. The Christmas bazaar was , were described by Mrs. Fred ! Mrs. w. H. 'P:ichinger and announced lor December 2·3 at Pomei"''i. C*W PECANS ARRIVE daughter, Mrs William Houda- the church with Janet Lewis I ~la~:ttnar, chatrm.an: represt·nl· mr, tllf' Pomer~~ dub. ..• Class 12 of Heath shelt returned home Friday, as chairman. Members TONIGHT M L C Karr annuunceu d -t ' .. · were 1 5 rs: . : . .·. . will be Church has (.l~nounce pe- after a several days VISit at reminded to take sewmg supNOT OPEN the Cltrlstma!S dt~mer . .. cans have arm•ed and are for Akron with Mr. and Mrs. Em· plies to the church for the held <II the M~rtm restaur a;t I sale by mrmbers. Persons wtsh- est Leifheit. I Women's Association project THURS., FRI ., SAT. on De~ember 16 :~ all ~(~ ing to purchase the m may ron- Mr .!:ind Mr.,. Willlani Sey- ' and to complete bazaar articles. Nov . 4-S-6 art'. gomg a~e::sm~e/~oco~(ter ! tad Mi&S Fneda Faehnle, Mrs. rried. of Gallipolis visited Sun- Devotions were given by ~rs. DAVE CLARK 5 her_t>:tore . _ _ __ . - 1 Carroll_ Snowden. Mrs. Nan day evening with her mother, Dale Walburn and the B1ble I "HAVING A WILD WEEKEND" . Mrs. W. H. Eichinger. ~study by Charlotte Dav1dson. The Uavl' Cla rk ~' irP, Bar· MENS , dinner the members wtll go to M . d Mrs )lonald Jauck 'Ibe meeting was closed with bara Frrrls. "OVE.R THE CALF" the horne ot ~1rs. Harver_ Van ~-t a;unday . I n CoWin bus the Lord's Prayer in umson "CODE 7, VICTIM 5" Leox: H<~rkPr, Rona ld Fraser, Vrankr•n fur '~"'ctedC~r"t':: :'h their daughter Don,. and and the friendship circle. ReVt> ronique Vendeli. . tparty. It wa:;of ~ '' Poersm ":' ge Mr · and Mrs. c. J. Strauss. freshments were served by the the hnme JY1 rs. · 0 be 1 make arrange- Mrs. Lillie Hauck who . spent bostess. SUN .. MON . ond TUES. IOO''i· stretch nylon with · •n c'"~~; Ith:ns State Hospil· the past week Wilh the Sfrauss----November 7·8·9 s nanclex in top. Sizes memrn s h · accompanied them home D•'nn. • John Ford'1 t' al. ~rs. Karr. program c a1r- es, ' . · .__'r En]'oy-.d .__ dium and tall. m, said that due t seious Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hemes By Church Member& "C HEYENNE AUTUMN" illness of Mrs. Robert Reibel, of Ravenswood, W Va were Members of the Syracuse, (Tel'hnico\or) $].00 pair f';;mo!l Uaker. Sal MinE'o . the Chris tm as demonstration Sunday evening dinner guests Minersville ani Forest Run .James S1ew~:~rt . Richard 1 scheduled for l.he meeting had of her parents, .Mr. and_ Mrs. M~thodist church charge v.:Jdmark. Karl 1\Ialdrn . . Ar V. D. Edwards and family, da to be l'anceled th ur KennNiy, Patnck Bicycles - Wagons - Tricycles and Wheel Goods This Season at the Syracuse church Mon y At the rlose or the meeting a · 1 k WaynE>. dessert course was served by PLAN DANCE . evening for a SIX o'c oc co\•er· tl MIDDLEPORT, 0. Coforcartoon: Will Be Sold on the 3rd Floor in the Main Store. PIMChOI HidiiWIY the hostesses. Wahama High school 8nnuat ed dish dinner. homecoming dance will be The grouv, was seated at held this coming Friday 'fdght bles attractive m while cover II SHOP THURSDAY 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. at their SChOOl auditorium• foi- and centered With lowing the Wahama . Rutland ments or fal.l nowero and white II football game. The dance will tapers placed at Intervals be semHormal and open to long the table. Mrs. Estill the public. The Jays will em· Moore, Mra. Damon cee. starting at 10 p.m. and Mrs. DUford Farrell were ~mart • at y e qu~ter. I L.l ,f ' • enttn~ ".c;. ~;r.:A ""'· .cO ~!! .Ji ~ ·i -. ' 1 - .. ~-- Uet10ted To The IJIIM'el" 01 The Mei,..Maon .4nro ~:~ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------=~~~~~~~~:::-:-::~~-----------s:t VOL XVII NO. 168 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1965 {" ~ _______________________. FIVE~ I ~~ ' r:u 1 Wo~~~i~nd ~s '~P ~ I I .• ~hlldren th~."'agles ohnson ames ommission Under Farm Bil, "' .i MEIGS THE ATRE 1 ELBERFELDS TOYLAND i I I SOCKS 1 i ! IS OPEN AND READY FOR YOU and THE CHILDREN. TOYLAND IS IN THE ELBERFELD BUILDING ON FRONT STREET, 2 DOORS BELOW COURT. Big Selection -- Most Popular Toys For Boys and Girls. Signs Four-Year Measure Minutes Before Deadline Heli~opters Crash in MidAir / THE SHOE BOX OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 Elberfelcls In Pomeroy and • I at Ia the AEC Team Has Look at Pt. Pleasant fQRLD 10U'LL FLIP says.. _._ .. " ·•·QIIt Rolled .toplines finish fashion first our clauta opera pump tokes a new look with an elegant folded Joplin& A shoe .that's flexible as a fingertip touch in crushed leather uppen. Vei'Sit:ltile to please on a high or mid heel ~ see11 Ia Glamo,•-. Wldlho AAA· 6.99 to $14_99AA·B·C $ V. PRICE SALE DOROTHY PERICJHS Weather fotion :~ ' McKESSQN BoHI• SOc 5 GRAIN-100'5 • ASPIRIN BUY ONE FOR_ GET 0!4E FREEl . COREGA S9c REG. 69 c - FRESH START REG. 98c- 47c •' 72c 25% TO SO% OFF For Skin Blomlohn TAMPAX WHILE THEY LASTI REG.45t- SAL HEPATICA REG. 43• 32c 29c c REG. 68c WHOLESALE Famous Brand CANDY BARS Fnous Brand FRAGRANCES and For Tht Ltcll• POR MEN REG. 5c LISTERINE Matching Handbags For Connla and Jacquallne Shon SOME TOYS BELOW CHEwiNG GUM eF•bort• e Htlllla Rublneltln eTtbU eChiMtiNo.S 10 ,., 29c Smith Seb Expem Working on Safety TOILE1RIES eC.noe ..,, e English Ltathtr . . , ""'' . , . . . ,. w- 1 .,_- . ..._ J11aUE CHAP· .n.WOON __ ,_ · - SACRAMEN'ro (UP!) ha" fury .... 1 Theubead HeU tlon lor the California Fl1h and smaller the lpecles, the mort If It's just an uotlc dish you lood you jUBt can't hardly COLUMBUSB(UP!)- of G Depart 'ckl 1 sho d be ared to . '. of the state ureau nemwbiJ ·Jooied more Uke lchool .. no """ a wornau arne mont. qw y t ttl e r, 1rlltt, you can concoct loll of spo1t 1t." C ti . k Ioeber 11w1 1 war eorreapoo- whoae !reeler runneth over With him It doeso'l. "I would never thlnk olleavlna flavors - but it woo't be wild "I approach deer moat the &:"!'O:t alorrijlensa on t'to11 ':,. deDt, wu ldlled toda)' when lhe with wild Pllll - parUcularly Seymour, reared in the a duck, pheasant or lwtl pme. It makes me sick just to aame ~• beef -I cook It about d Its~ tf~""':.n Cen1 . . . til Communl81 1aoc1 whoa lhe doeao't !mow how to Ozarks where 1M learned to overnight without lUlling It," look at sUCh stuff." the same," he says. "BI1 game pao ou to ~ nd mJDil M eoferlnl u. s. Ma- coot the afuff and couldn't care broil cottootails on a stick he says. Seymour says the "biggest lllirnals, though, often are ter ';"'gram units:"" iD urOhio a rluli 111 adtoa near Chu Lal l011. "with or. wlthoot lalt/' has Tbree Ru1eo mistake," however. is over- lacking ln lat. So you might ':mard P. The f1 • year • o14 reporter- II happet~~ every . fall lD been COOkifll up Calllorrua wdd Orlc• home, Seymour has cooking. "I don't Uke my birds have to add a couple of strips ld the eenten part of the 1eytlsa ver cam : pltotop'.,._ waa C!Overlq her troultl4d bolllflll everywhere. lame lor 40 years. The F&G three more rules: iloll't marl- rare, but I don't Uke them of bacon." already 1 elahlb war; She won Hubby the hunw hao been Department considers him Its nade, don't overseason and eooked to where they're not Seymour's recipe collection :vepobeenty eotabJ:r: at nine parltrtoper hadp on her com- out roallllna the woods nearly chief counnet. "My wile's an don't overeook. juicy either." Includes 111ch delieacles a tropolltan offices but such 110 hal ,.lilt* to symltOifle the every weekend, 11therlng deer, a~Uent eoot, loo," he aald, "I've alwaya worked on .the , Aaother major error Is in nol "beaver tan steak," "baked are offered obewhero . ..,_ Ill, wachute clrGt» lhe clueka, 1ee10, pheasants, quail . "The secret of the whole darn theory that Just the averap thawing out meat adequately cor a ·fed COOD," "It a t her He wanta them located at all CONFINED IN IIOIPITAL had' • · . lad evoo 1 flab or two. lhlng," Seymour explaina, ' 'iJ <ODdlments - uU and pepper after puUing II Irom tho deep b rIte he • b ea a 1," "Juaed employment servict offices In Martha Amt Soutllem, dauKf ·, . It wu lua. the hancltJna of wild In aod possibly 10111e oalona lad lreeze. marshrabbit," "catfish clJow. the state ter o1 Mr. Inti Mn. lobi Sautl PRINCBIIIJ ·MARRolin Rajlleolllle tbe llold. I'm real fusly about l&rllc - are ellOtlih lf the AI for venison, Wives wUI be cler" and "mother'a lqulrrel Dudley ·aald he a1 will rec- 0111, Rutland, hltl been 1 pr 10 prttlnd 1111' botehand, I b.e But tbe family sha111 hll bOw It's eooletl and cleaned. game has been properly hand!- llappy to know that's "rell and dumpllnp" - not to ommend the u.s. Labor Depart- tlent at Rlvenlde II n f• · EUI tl !IDD!tdoil. left Loadoa booty al'lbe laltte aa If It were When I ln1nK home, it's ed. .· llmpte." ..mion ratUosnake and stunt. meat expllld and ioqnve a- lloapllal In Caiumbul .far 111 1111' .111'11 trip tG tbe • 'caaaerote of skUnk and rotteD ready to pUt· 1111 the !Ire -1 jut!l "If you ·. put 10me dam "If you've 101 a bum piece of What If 1 person just plaiD 1111ng lechnleal tralnlng ceuten put three '1lllb . . J 11 ilf . , UM :Sta*t. The fliiiJI wu ratUetJIIb.. . don't dump It on 1!'11 floor." harbeque sauce 111 It, ll'a not mut, you rnJabt as well find a doesn't Uka the taste of wUd operattn at Jaebon and eoalltled thert, Ia ·IlL 1 11n11 adtllllonal ceo- «<lldllloa. 111r NGbl •I'IIIJ., ·•·•.,.., tl two llllfii1IIIOUI ''Thill tdiould. never happen;" Seymour's number one rule ts lolhl to Iaaie tike • duck: or q and flva It to blm bocau11 pme? . y 1A1wa 0111111 Mllcuwl'alllt,ICOIIIOiel Oeorp. Sltymour, 1111- Ia properly draw 1114 cleao pheaaant or wbatevor you lllol. fG11 juel coa't make U good," "'111en ha ~d •t port Wn Itt Mtab&bad tlaw•• 'NIIar tlibit will willa ttl ~· I!" I ) ~ Gil oit~M'Ytlloll •eduea- Pme u. fOOl! ii poa,lblt. Tbe lt'1 lolui to lute 11M ·I .... Nilliour 11JL "AIItl II It Ill . . . l'tlllletl !tJIIiM, . Ill tilt 111tt.. - ... ---,""''" .-u lij ru~~:.tor :.lees 73 MILL IT. YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 122 N. SICOND . . PAJUIIG .IN liAR \ , ;., I )! ,. ' '" ' . Du.t. 1~me ~ ~· *""\~ MIDDLEPORT, 0. CHARLESTON. W. Va. (UP!) -Gov. Hulett C. Smith bu called lor a •late highway safe. · pr08J'IIII teeth ·ty m it" and has"With asked some his Traffic Coordinating Committee to be· gain developmeot or an overall safety PfOII'arn. At the aame meetio& of the committee here Wednesday, a trallici coosultant said the fed· era! IOVermnent iJ Ukely to move into the job ol protecting motorists llhhe states flU to act. , ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 November 3, 1965 barnett fowler taylor