http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/d283dc8704a683659e23c9ce92124df2.pdf 05fd74151929699127f7b400bcd26371 PDF Text Text ''i /~ ,. ' ;l~y· Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Nov. 1, 1980 ~ Self Den,'ol Service Held By WSCS Unit i Around and About pOMeroy ' ~Dual Homeeomlng ··ofwUI'1)1. ille Enterprise EUB churtb he held November 1. . Around and · About ' ~Annual. Party in· New'H ' OVen He/d By Auxiliary ' . .,omen•I cl.;~ ~;· Farm Bureau Meets s. era! members Me~ Oounty Farm of the Women's ator~ met Swidaj. afternoon at the home of Mrs. Floyd Weber at Keno to practf1ie for par· tlctpatlon in the Fatin- Bureau pr"Fam ·Thursday. · · Following the practice, Ice cream and cake were served by the hostess to Mrs. Norinan Rose, Mrs. Homer Holter, Mrs. Dayto~ Ashworth, Mri. Gar • rett Circle, Mrs. Harold Garna. Mr. and Mrs. !\'· · Ma rrt·age Vows Taken 0 28At Parsonage Wolfe of Racine. are 8JillOOll()o log the, bll'lh of their lint child, a 'ijauglrter in Hol,.r !loapltal, Saturday, OcL 22 at 7;111 r. •-- G and· p.m., named ...,ri ~·· r parents are Mr. and_ Mrs. HJI. ton Wolfe, Sr., Racme, ~d Mr. and Mrs. John .l'\l~llam stobart, Apple Grove. Great grandparenls are Mr. _ and Mrs, Ben Solser, Rai:ln:e-,; Mtp. John Robart S!Dba_r\. Clhlcago, and Mrs. Waldo Beaver tii.IL ' "''?ll!l'i, homa City, OklahoJ1lll. . ' - VOL XVIII t-JO. 169 ----· 1 ,. ' DeiOied To 'I'M lnkr., 01 TM Jl.tp.MtliOJI .4,... PRRGY-MIDDLEPORT, 0HIO ----------------------- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1966 FIVE CEN1S President is Home ' Ia Arvin Ironing Tables alat WORLD - --· Stops in Anchorage . .For Rest I ' I . . ' enttne DUBIII! Bt'uet MorniDg servke wiD begin at 9:111 featuring the Cbri,. · Pomttey. Onto tys. Baskellauc• wDI he at MiddJep~rt ''NEW ..HAVEN - Th · -. uoon, and songlest be,U.alllg ·"- _ e AmerlTONIGHT A Call to Prayer and Self • ~ 1:30 p.m., featuriDg MI. Un· can ~glon Aulillary Post No. Denial service on the theme,J ion Choir, Kay VourDazos. lfO held its aMual Hallow~n "THOSE MAGNIFICENT "These My Bretnren," was held Mrs. Pearl Parker. returned the Christys and local slnl!- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight party reeently •81 ·the Legion MEN IN THEIR FLYING MACHINES" Th d . b lh Le home Saturday evemng, after ers. Everyone is welcOmed by attended the Ohio University Home for n members and one or lar~r~~rs ~;~~ngof ~e ~eth; a four weeks visit with relatives Rev. Menzel Smith, pa•tor, Homecoming fesllvllles in- guest. e<ames were conducted 'How t Flew from London to d' 1 h h Th d m Texas and Columbus and the Homecoming Com· cluding the Dayton-Ohio Unl. by Sibyl Smith. and prizes were 1 15 Paris in 25 hours end c urc · e ,.pre u e was . h , miltee. versity football game ond went awarded. Judgejl were Mary 11 minut..." by Mary Shuler, Blessed are Rev. and Mrs. Menzel ~~~ .. _ on to Columbus _where they Bill Roush, Nora Tripp, and rhrtetcmha::nic,osloarra' h Mt'les, they who are >~lent enough to and fanuly spent the we e d &m"'-"'hi!i-='ff.!!ll:!ilm'\~i •pent the weekend With their ••b J S 'th who rd d f Stuart W hear God speak" at RiChwood W Va and at· . .., Y, . ll1J. ' •wa e gi ts b~~\··~.:~~~·- ~~~;'' ~~l~k-. Itended the dedi~atio~ of the daughter and son-1n-law, Mr. to Lola Weaver lor most orlgt. hao and Mrs. J. M. Gaul. Mrs. Nora Cros was in EUB church there. and Mrs. Ron Halley. nal and Marjorie Capehart for I -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..i;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;. . . ferry ThoJmas, Guest Star: '\ 1 d M 1 Ow RED SKELTON charge of the mee~ng which . , ,. _ Cf, _ Mr. an rs. Kar en ae. hardest to guess. The door prize li Co)orcortoon , opened with responsive call to Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Ftsh · compaJ]led their daughter and was won by Eleanor l\oush. ft.&. A\!mission: 75e & 40c. worship and praver in unison. er and son, Willie of Belpre son-in-law, .Mr. and Mrs. Paul lreshmehts were served by the ~- .~ ~ _ _ followed by the hymn, · ,"PraJSe - were Sunday · · · , . , donner guests of_ MASON _ Announcement Is w·n I ebre nner of Colu mbu '· to 1osmg st'd e of t~e membership t Ribbed, Rolled-edee top - reinforced with htirlzo't WEDNN055TDOAPYE, NNov. 2 Him, Praise Him." Scripture hts Fparhents. Mdr.l andl Mrs. Mas being made of the marriage of Blackwater Falls Park and otlr drive, to Eleanor Roush, Mllfll tal and cross braced supports for llfeitnie !lurabliltr. am1 ·v· · ts of m · t · wes t Bill Roush, Sibvl Smith, Nora ·· eHeavy-duty slide mechanism - extra stibUijy &tid by Lois Bell, Matthew 25:3-4, on IS er an. Miss Gladys Faye ~ohnson , e~ pot~ tres t m security Is bllilt into reinforced, wider slide lllllClianiml and Corinthians J3 ··J."·' ' •ymn Gordon Ftsher, student C al 1l daug hter o1 ,1,1r. an d Mrs. Hu- V1rgon1a over the weekend.. Tripp, Charlotte Roush , M•rv Thursday thru Saturday ~· ' M 1 · St t B 1 _# 1 0 "'We've a Story to TeU to the oun am a e us ness J h M d D Mr and Mrs. Owen Fmk Bob Roush Jona Zerkle Tlui! - b November 3-5 I ge Parkersburg W Va ert o nson, ason an a. d , Middl • ' Nations;" Jane Hill, a , talk e, • • . ·, · vid Cecil Williams, son of Mr. an son, Da~y, _ eport; ma Roush, Iva Capehart, Judy ELVIS PR~SLEY In . on community centers around spent the weekend With h.s par- and Mrs. David Wilhams, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fmk, Mmers- Brown, Vera Thompson, Jack"SPINOUT" {Techni.color) [the world, and .~hlorus Grimm ents, Mr. and Mrs. Masol! Ftsh- Clhester, Ohio, on Friday, Oc- vtlle ; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Fink ie Kegley, Nancy Van Meter, Elvis Presley, Shelley Fa- one on the Deaconess P~ion er. Iober 28 at Mason Evangelical and son, Steve, New Haven, Helen Knapp, S•die Warth, bares, Deborah Walley. Diane Expand-A•'I'op · Ver8JWtW. lund Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Dawson h d W Va. and Mr. and Mrs. CharMarj'orie Capehart Lola Wea . BcBain, Jark Mullaney, Will Fingertip controlled. )ttil1 • , · 1N H w y parsonage. T e Reveren Les- · 1 le• Buckley and son, Jeff, Che- ver I .o ew aven, . a. were . d h Tllelma Capehart Ella Hutchins. 15"XM" top; N~w dlatjiOQd Following a meditation by Sunday evenin~ dinner guests ter LJne, performe 1 e cere- sepeake 1·oined other relatives aou'sh Hope w1·gal 'n.•. t CGiorcartoons : perforated top . de~ign. 14 Mr. and Mrs. Robert • , , ,_,.,r a Te•ny Weeny Meanie position height adjuitth e Ieader and a hymn "! .ove or Mr. a nd Mrs. 0 rr1s Hams- monv. . :. . . . . at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard and Ger v · D~tor Mouse ment. Euy roll wheels. . Divine" an offering was mke•1 of Mmersville Wtlhams of Harnsor1vdle, OhiO h B · G Ui 1. ry arma. . · • . h . f Tomas oggs 1n a poJS, Tom Thump Contour · curved: leg 'de· 0 with group singing the Doxolo Mr and Mrs Ray Goodnite stster and brot er-m- 1aw, f ·1 th · Smitten Kitt•n 8 d f sign. Teflon pad and cogy The meeting . was eked and iamily of New !Iaven W the brtde were the attendants. hun ay o~ a =I~ gaM~;m~ Admission: 75c & 40e ver set incLuded. wiih the benediction ·' Va and Mrs Ruth Goodnite l The new Mrs. Williams, gra- Uononndg cbirl_da frsA. del or Troop 104 Girls 1 H'lgII I ttd' an r~n n rson, Gue•ts at Party ~"iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~.:;;;~:;:::. . --- iiiiiiiii;;;; of .Minersville . were Sundav duated from Wahama complott Ilun cheon and dinner guesls ~~ I School Class of 66. The groom n~an:, d . f M d For Halloween 0 I Mr and Mrs Paul Harris and 1· graduated from Eastern High M eeHen guJests r. than · · . . rs. omer ones were e1r Members of Troop 104, Girl family School m 64, and IS employed d h d f 'I M nd Scouts, enjoyed a Halloween · 1. 1 M F' .1 M aug ter an am1 y r. a ARVIN .,. ALEG Mr. and Mrs. Benny Spears at l te ason urm ure. . . r. Mrs. Charles Lucas of Caledon- party Saturday evening at the and daughter PhylliS returned and Mr<. Wtlilams are restdmg nd M d M D home of Mr and Mrs Berna d 13 ' a · home, Akron Sunday. Ion •'Iorton Sl ree I m · Mason. ave Fultz, Fairlane · Drive.· r to their Thompson r.aodan new rs.daughter, a~ter a se_veral days VJ~Jt Lynn Ann. This is the first time Costumes were judged and With !-inch round tubuWllh her stsle~ an~ broth~rr the Jones family had seen their prizes awarded to Rita Casci, Lar constr~ption. Top, new law, Mr. an rs. u us new great granddaughter. Pic- prettiest; Jackie Lee, ugliest; diamond oltaped vents. for J Browning and sons. lures were taken of the flve Sonya Ohlinger, most original, cooler, fil'inkle free ironing and cross braced conMr. and Mrs. Elza Gilmore. nd J 1 Be 5truction for added stabil· ·Mrs. Elza Gilmore Sr. and generations present including a Y aver, funniest 1 _ V_ , Mrs. Lena McElhinney, great Halloween games were ~lay- ity. Adjustable from 20 to Mrs. Harry Jacobs visited Sun· A contmuatwn of last weeks great grandmother great ed and refreshments of plljnp- 36lncb... day, at Bellev1ew, W. Va. wtth study on, "Winning In Life," grandparents Mr ~nd Mrs kin cookies lee cream pop tfnd .. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Nohe and was gtven · by Bob prt'dd y an d Homer Jones. ' ·grandparents " · candy we.e' served during ' "'. .. .-.l·~· .·ute ,• ~ I ;·' ' Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rawson the Rev. Carver Williams when ' . ' evenin• · ·' '·.:1 '" . and son Andy , . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Lucas, parents, •..,. . , ' r ,. .. . ':,. \' • ' ' Mrs. Ervin N~rth returned to ythe th~nFtorll Twhil? Cttyt -Baptithst Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thompson; Attending -were Rita - Case!, ..;(f' .. i h h N k Sa d ou e ••• P me m e and Lynn Ann. Nancy Buskirk, Amy Hamm, ARVIN etr orne, ewakr __tur atyh, Pomeroy church Sunday even- Mr and Mrs Rodney Hill Pam Dodson Melanie Walters af er a two wee s v1s1t w1 . . . • • . • her cousins, 'Mrs. and Mrs. Es- mg. . . · BuckhaMon, W. Va., spent the Cindy Van "!eter, Debb1e GalCURVED LEG - M Wmmng In sports as well as weekend in Middleport with lagher, Debbie Triplett Debbie OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT lte ossman. I 1'1 b hi t nd 't ' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mossman n 1e was roug ou a 1 relatives. McGuffin, Venita Gibbs, Beth AT FRIENDLY CITIZENS NATIONAL and Mrs. Eslie Mossman spent was stressed that wmning w_as Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davenport Ful~z, Mary Krawsczyn, Cindy Sunday at Newark and attend- ~ot so Important that a chrl~- and family and Mrs. Mildred Cnng, Peggy Imboden, SUe · Witb. euy _,idi '~­ Double safety loek. 16 poed a family dinner. !Jan had to forsake hiS prmcl- Zeigler were called to Beckley, Lee and Terri ingles and leadsition heiSbl adjuatmem. Ted Reed and sons, Tommy, pies .. One h~ a commotment W. Va., Saturday due to the ers Mrs. John KJ'awsczyn, M,.,_ Heavy duly J(ble moehm-Bruce and Paul spent the week- of !au-ness 10 both areas. sudden illness of Mrs. Zeilger's ~ GIIJIJI and Mrs. Bernard biiL Full . III''IM" top,"(. Adjustable he)ibt. end in Akron with their aunt, Sunday, November ~· was set son, Randolph Zeigler. Mrs. Fultz, hostess. Mrs. H. B. Hobart and in Can· as the date lor a bowling party Zeigler remained in Beckley 1 - - - - ' - - - - - - - ' $6.95 ..... r7.95 ' ton with his sister and b(&Qoer- Prayer by the Rev. WUiiam• witll he.- brother and family. performed recently at Holzer Tl ', i in-taw, Mr. and Mrs. Robert conclud~ tile meeting. Mrs. Jean Oooke visited over Hospital l_n Gallipolis. Calling 1-.DUIIWII"H Dap.ortment eMoln Floor Shelbase and family. Attendmg were Ju~y Brewer, the weekend with her daughter, on her Fnday were Mrs. Mar"' Cl ••. :.Mrs. Gene Houdeshell and Roome Cowan, David Michael, Miss Connie Cooke a freshman tha Gaskill, Akron, and Mrs. i Randy and Becky spent Sun· Mike Martin, Larry Wiles,. Boo at West Virginia University at Mary Clark, Columbus, her sfs: day willo her parents, Mr. and Prtddy. Hev: and Mrs. Wdhams Morgantown. Miss Cooke join- ters-ln-law, and her mother-inMrs. Everett Dailey. and Mrs. Ohver Michael. ed her mother in Buckhannon law, Mrs. Ervie Swill and MEIGS THEATRE • - '!UORI'BR aORM -. 1' '1 Sen. Collins Injured ° I IRONING TABLES youth Pursue S d Topic torte Pre ·ous Week Keep your money m your pen I~· Over 100 Boosters Asked Month Club I IRONING TABLES . Free Customer Parking Jllitens /talional . ' Elberfelds In Pomeroy ·· Mrs. Tisha Dilcher of AthATTEND FUNERAL at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ens was the weekend guest of Funeral service was held at Rodney Hill. Miss Cooke, who Mrs. Gladys Cockier. Rochester, Pa., for the late is a pre-med student at the '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~M~r::s-~G~I~ady~s:eu~c'_t:kl~er~a~n~d~M~rs. Henry Lewis Wamsley, Oct. 18. University, has a 3.2 point Local relatives attending were average. She Is a groiduate of Mr. and Mrs. Granuel Warns- Middleport High SchooL ley and family, Mr. Jackie Mrs. Dana Swift Js reeuperat. Wamsley, Mr. and Mrs. Cia~ • ing at her home from surgery ence Wamsley, Mr. and Mrs. lt.iio;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioi Orville Clonch, Mrs. Ruth Higgingbottom, and Mrs. Peggy Wamsley. Member Federal Deposit lnsuranee Carporallan ~::!,;~~:.,_:of~A:::Ibe:ns:::_.---'""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ~-~- MUS to Host Basketball 1-DAY SERVICE IIRt llori<er ..Ocor HorftOp - - ~talk to a Tisha Dilcher spent Sunday at Albany with Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. Whaley. Mrs. Gladys Cockier received word that her son-in-law, G. E. Bryan, was Improving al Bellaire City Hospital, following a heart attack two weeks ago. SHIRT FINISHING IN AT f.-ouT AT S Rob_inson's Cleaners Photo Rebate ·Probe Will Be Ordered SPECIAL 'SHOWING ·rake OF ... ORIGINAL PAINTINGS by Mn. Carl Myers FOR TWO WEEKS STARTING NOVEMBER 1st, liDO ~· Ooor Har ~top Eve" Chrjsler we sell is foil -size. 18 feellllfl~ 1110 tons No s ue~ thing as 1 junior !!<!ilion. full power. From 383 cu. in. V-8 an up Ia a 4,. TNT. Yet light now, we're pricing 4Newport mooels jusl a few dalla111 month more than the most popular smaller eon, eompa11bly equipped. Leith is be the year you start thinling big. loo'll find you can da lhinp 1" never thought possible• . This would be an Ideal gift filr the 'hlle ClwJe... llen ••" preciates fine CHRYSLER 57 ,. beluty and pleuuie ' is youra with an original oil painting. Select fiOID for 11 tpecial gift 01' If Chrlltmol II . ) uour · concern me our La~·Awa~ Plan. ~ ~- - -· --·--·· -- eSEE OUR WINDOW DI~Y TOM RUE MOTORS . ''.'199 SOUTH 3RD AVE. . " I -DWIIIosu.~~~ _ __ _, ·-·-· ·- . art. A llfetime of · ~~ •I" MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • < ') - PAUL DAVIES ~EWfLERS GIUijlollt,)Jift ... " Top Dems Like Rhodes Nov. 8 �I '· J • !81 ~' ~'RESIDENT .-(Colllinued From Page One) lmw In ~urope ,and other perts pi Asla4tlial "they chQose peace ~~tine!, Pomeray.Jitdd!eport, 0., Nell. 2, 1988-!1 you, '!'he world I• w•lling. .___:::_:_=:::.:::.::::::::!::::..::C.:.:.::.:.:..:'_:_:.::_ Ctl .dlfd, . 1\l IUu: ... DISC' Rio7,,:,;:, r,;, r•m COl J JNS ~ =!.,1&-'_..,. . . ......... . -= ' ' nave,!)~ Ide~ ~eejt,night til!• Frldi[J"~fl'lll.JII ~ . --.r: Glennie H.ayes Zam Party J Ann9URced - ROUSH SHOE STORE . e the man - not the par· - and a college that . l'ald PoUIItal A~~eut-Piuf Slmoa IDd K~nnetb ilaaet ,' . do•lllt01niJ and allllliht to help an Individual witlra touch problem. If you oould apend Ill.,.. .. lett•v•,_ Nil *'Willi/ . . - ....._. tlll416 ........... 1111110 r-!li!IIIO!IIIjllll)ll ..... -.. ........ _..., .:.sa..~·-= ... .CIIIillllltlli ... !,"IMI&IJ tlllt ,.,. sincle day lp bli Diitrlct om~ Ia . ' . belp. Not one hu ever been turned away. We btUeve that Walter H. Moeller has 'helped creat. more procren than any other ConJre&mlan In thi history of tbe lOtll District. He hu 8fven his heart, his mind and hil hands to th~ ' Pepa~ per of Plorldal&kl of Walter Moeller durtnc a rectnt atloll dlnntr: "'n tbe HoUA of· Reprenntatlves, ConJNI:IIllan · lh• my \ . '• I' •• ' WALTER H. MOELLER ,· ·,, • I' ,";", , I l FURNITURi MIDDLEPORT • I ' "•.• he helped gatthiJlQ_s .ROlL'"Giogalnl~~ , " . .·~I~ ' ,· l ·.)i 1 I KLEENEX At Low All ... 5htet 4.21 MATERIALS , COMPANY ' MASON W.VA. 1'1Mnt17J.5554 Co~ AM 1',_ Doll..., busint~ss meetin~. Nt>w mP.m. • b•n intrnducl'ci by ber were \ Mrs, CBrl Fallara, \Irs, Don· old Bumgardner, Mrs Donna : 'l'tlomvson and Mrs. David , Simu,ton, : Mrs, Herman Ohlinger pre- 1 sentl'<l the devotionals, Scrip- •I lutl- J,.,hn I w••~ rean by Mr:;. , Obli~eer and was followed l>y I NllW HAVIlN - In, order.to 1 ooem •ntitled, '"('ofK! fs Nev. 'timulate readmg and tbe d1,. er Dead." She dosed this por- ' co\·ery of g~d books r~r aU, Uor1 ol the prvgram w it h , the Alex Quollen Memoroal Ll· prpyer. brary, sPQn;"'red by New Ha· ~ ~ports were ~iven by Mrt1 •ven W~mens cl~b,', Is sponsor· R ,th Ford of tt•• Finance ong a Book Fair. In celebra· r.ommittee and Mrs, Mary tion of Nat10nal Book Week 1 Stein or tbe library committee, ,Thursday, November S and I Mrs, Stein announced that ttJI! Friday, No-:mber 4, S p,m. to Book Fair will or held on I'W 5,30 p.m., anil on sat~a,, be S-4~tll at the rmlnj.-1. ,vember 5, 10 #J,m. to i p,m., vern r " '1::": ~ at the· Cunnlngli&in Glll"age ham B_ulldtng , •1· 1 Ne"' -~)1 ,,, Bunalill. Theme o1 National An involatwn ,n•• been " -~- "Book'""'"" 1,. .......... Pteall(,• ed to the pubhc, a!!d ~aU clq!l .)!, • •,.,.... ~"' · • "' members to participate ·b!\ m~ile"•"· ·~'!: ~lf!O. lUng the Fair, The houri , ' tile Fair on Th~r..,.ay and Frl· at day will be fro!m :s to 5:30 p, The m. and on SabU'day tho boors to Be Held 3Days 1n New Haven LADIES MYLON BLEND DISCOUNT PRICI! Locl111 or Ml1111 10 TRANSISTOR GLOVES RADIO Limit 5 Boxoi . Reg. ,9.95 . ' '' . ..;: :: t~r~~~i " DISCOUNT PRICE .. .· JJ-lURSDAY ~:-:::::==~ RIDA Y SATURDAY REG. $13.95 10 PIECE 72x90 LUXURIOUS BLANKETS TEFLON SET Reg. $4.98 Each DISCOUNT PRICE 2 for Rog. $7.98 GLOVES SLIPPERS ,REG- $1.4~ $UO VALUE _FREE $')·80 .._, .,_ CHRISTMAS CARDS ELEmtc CLOCK lOX 01' 11 $3.99 $5.00 for RI!G.$2.51 BOXED "Genoral Electric" 68c LAD "i BOYS HEAD SCARVES · 2 66c . . . 21x21 6qt.CRYSTAL TOSS PILLOWS FRUIT BOWL $2.00 VALUE REG.$1.49 77c TO THE FIRST """"' 144 Dominion - Reg. $14.95 ADULT CUSTOMERS Mens Reg. $2.00 REG. $1.50 BROILER-ROASTER THURSDAY MORNING LEATHER WALLm DRESSER SET SSe $1.00 PROCTER-SILEX-REG. $11 .95 HANDY POCKET MEMO PAD With Key Chain and Po~cll · STEAM & DRY IRON PROCl!IR·SILEX- REG. $11.95 ELECTRIC TOASTER IONA-REG- $11.95 i 3 .. ' 1 1 KE.EP llllal.llodt1641JA, J-AK:JI . 1 i ,, • 1 I and courne; symbol. of bonest)l, monllty Ht .. deeply respected ~~ aU of bli •colle..ull." Paneling - - - Hogg & Zuspan 1 11ood Control and SoU Conservation •• , • • Medleal and l>ental L ' You Clll tum It up In tbe •word•·which Senator Claude bact ProJriiDI far our Young and Elderly • , , VarlOIII Youth Pro., gr11111 ••. HiKhway C\)nltruction and City Pwnrln& . • . lxDa!l< lion of Electrical Power . . . Urban Renewal and HOipltal Co~ ~ lltni¢UOD ••• llld for llecreaijonal Fadlltln and Prqgtaml. . people of the loth Diltrlct. Moeller lJ I Book Fair to EcoJio omic and lndUJtrlal development ..• Manpower Retnlnlnl ..• Aid for our Villages and Cities • . • Fann Procramt . . . l)ama, ~~:·IJI . . . . llllb •-ID .. " I ' home to us! This money bas been spent for Educatloo .•. fiW I lldJt, ... ff 011111r 0 '. ' Lancaater, you would "' how many people come to him fllr M:: MASTEl'S , tuy pel'IODDel and mauy others, Often, he hu worted aU dq Iiana committed and funded. That'• brlnCIDJ o\11' tu doUan ..+ui Jlfrsonal Prol!lems w.~lch requJ:ted profeiSional n. tentlon. included are the elderly, teen-agers, ·waKe earners, mlllo • Open Every Day, All Day, 7:00 til 5;30 M11on, W.Va. Days· Only Nli:W HAVEN ~ .Twenty.four, are 10 a,m, to 4 p,m. , - .. persons ,attended the month)y Refreshments were ""·;;·rv~ . Haven by Mrs, Dan f:dwards, 'drs, "'"rtlno of the New Woman's Club Tuesday at the Raloh Whitmore , ~:rs, llugene Af' Xa"der Quillen L1hrary m Hester and Mrs, John Marsh· New Ha~er.. Ralph mbbs, Jr. all, lO Mrs. R. -::; Greene. Mrs N~w Haven, spoke on Home Jack Welch, Mrs. Marguerite Safety. He was Introduced by , Weekley Mrs, rarl Fallara • Mrs. Hilda Ridgeway of t~e ' Mrs. o~ane 1\. Church, M" Edur~tion Committee. I Edwin Stein, Mr~ Herman 1 "rs. John Marshall. New linger, Mrs, llveretl Townl•v, Ill en, spoke,,. lapidary wor. ! Mrs, Donald Bt~mgardner, Mr<. an.:! di,played , several stones •Phil Baley, Mrs, Kermit Ford, pl, ced in jew•lry which bay, Mrs. Charles Dodd, R1ta Hos••.ll be; n found in West Virgima. Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Mrs. aJT1onf( them were coral, petri. Wlles,. Mrs. David R. SIIDonton, fi and jasper Mrs. Kenneth G. 1~ompson . '~rs . Wilham Ru.,ell, presi· , Mrs. WilHam R11ssell, and Mn dolnl of the New Haven Wona ' Hilda Rodgewav. an's Club, presoded. during t)ie I 'I In addition, Conrteuman Moeller bea helped tbouaandl ,o,l · people 3 ·nome Safety is Speaker~~ ~'1 L Tollic before Women's Cbilih A MAN who WORKS for the PEOPLE ot fDIIIIIN u1 and lf¥1 nowl OCTOIIR SPECIAL PICKENS HARDWARE DISCOUNT PRICE u ' THREE ClASES BEARD Youth Crashes Into lr011hlll ml lllter!alll· u. S. Representa~ve Wait.r H. Moeller baa devoted hLI en· !'l'brft oosea were heard 1n Nye Ave Residence llltllt will hlgblf&btlbe •mJIDC. ~ddleport Mayor C. 0. Flsl> A Middleport youth Presld~~ Larry B~er ~~~~:;;~ C!te-Jifetime to people • •• people of all aaes and from all w"lb et:'s Court Tuesday evening illlo the home of Eola ~en repruen ri~12 his six yean In the lJ. S. Concress, be bas bad !l'ined on ldenUcal cl!llrges 151~ Nye Ave., Pomeroy, Dlvlalon. .,.,,. fotlure to keet> within usurod day at 10:05 p. m. cousin& dam· -~' < ~ prlviliJt of workinJ for hundredl of tbouaandl of people in ct;ror distance were ordered for a&t to the porch and porch 1.0011:.~ .7' · 0111' 1Oth District. > V:qllola Joyce Baylor, Route I, railinS, · Temper. lit Flis, and Betty Lou Pomeroy pollRe arrested Char· Pome~~qVfdttelllay at 11 1,111. From the etvn War until Walter Moeller came alonr In ty, Middleport. Each wao les Van Meter, 18, Middleport, wu 41 "desree.a under rainy fi. ,· $10 and co•tt. Raymond the di!ver, lor travelin& al 1 skies.' 1958, tile Ohio loth Dlatrict had been continuolllly npresented JastJS, Middleport, was fined · speed in excess lor reed condO. I -~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~ and costa for Intoxication. lions. Van Meter waa travelinl In Wuhlni!on by Republican Concressmen. Southeastern Ohio north on Nye Ave. He will apo : bad become a vut llta of depreaed re10urcn and a creat poc' FINED $21 C08T8 ptar in Mayor Charles Leaar'a o'\Villiam F. Argabrite was court November G. ~ ket of llllemploymfnt. But Concrtasman Moeller helped (et !tied $25 and costs today ID no to:njurleo and medlltm thinga rollin& again- and today you will see polltlve of ?aeigs County Court by Judge ace to hlo .;.,, P.rank W. Porter, Jr, on a re<:k---procrtlll in every one of our countiea. 1•• operatiob affidaVIt filed by BOOSTERS MEET the !hfrill's Department. The Middleport A::; It takll a bard·working Congresmian Uke Walter Moeller, i Boosttrs mtl brlelly 'l'l worldD&~'fllth people who want tq move forward rather 111111 , : FOONDER DIES evening at MlddlePQrt H i g P'LUMBUS (UPJ) - Ser· School. FUture pi8DI lor th ·,~iird, to accompliib tbil. ' ... ,- •' w VIces wUI be held Friday lor orgllllilllllon were dllc1lsaed P!ul Carutheraj olle of the following ftlml o1 tbe I Conil'tfiDIID f,foeller belpt4 proYIAle nearl7 50 Mllijpn f~ers of tb~ ~erlcan t.eg. port·Wtllalon 811111e "ftnl 1 laiD in Paril II l918. by Coacb Phillls. DoUara for the people of the loth Diatrlc:t-authorlud and/or -t---,----·· .__ ,____ Guaranteed 10 years. • Electric Water Heaters - in 40 gal. and 52 gal. sizes. All aulomatic controls, just set way you like water and forget il . If you plan to build, remocltl or ..pair "" movinc: · I ~ e.G~ Water Heate~ -:-; ~pl•tely . · · ":automitidn 30.gal- and 40 gal. sizM. · BEST PRICE in the VALLEY 1 Congressman Walter H. Moeller,-.,...... • ..J tllllllll I!> ' And thank God for it. It's inlo high gear to cultivate! his 1 ul time we vnted as a re- potential. II of thinking aOII using our r But Rio Grande College palacl!lan brains instead ol needs you, It needs your sup· · In~ the way dad and grand· , PQrl. It needs your interest It did. offers you and your childron n Sunday, October 23 an Ithat chance to do your pari to n House and Art Show was help the area catch up with beld on the collegP campus. The I that fast-moving world out .ullege officials in charge oi, there, Do something about it these expected between Ill(). don't let the Appalachian bids 12[• people, But ,,.,.• ,,. the of. hold you down. i.el this leials put forth .. "" '• effort, thai illuminated Gallia, Vinton ,tblch hll8 not ' • enou1h , and Me;c,Counties burn a lit· ' the past. o.JO people d~'~bri~-· :di~~'o\'11_ J~ENNETH 'HAGER Dt~oJratic. C~ndldates fo~ County Commlsslontrt . ,• It's guaranteed for 100 years. Used for ho! water, same as other pipe. Anyone nn>plutub . with plastic pipe. . ... , · (Construdion Grade) 1 I ' t F~.i. ,; From 3.99 to 6.50 THE SHOE BOX ..;;:W~o:ul:d~yo:u~l:ik:e:to;s:ay~s:o:.j,:e===M=ID:O:L:E:P:O:R:T: 1 at Pickens Hardware. • More people every day Ire using Plastic Pipe for "plumbinJ.• -I ' Commissioner•. LINED BOOTS ARTIC i' · Friday at 2 p,m, at the Boya ter Method II! Church With Rev. P. A. C&slo officiating, Burial will be In the Chester S eemetery he!lde her late Slu,.. ", ,, , band, Ward. ~ i t"':l li:UCI •. I 10 to 3 A 11110r1ubold ZIID • l'rltndl may oall al the Ew· 0"" Funeral flomr un"l noon t ha1 bee te8ta" ely par Yby the 1114111 n andwv ".:nell .rlday wb.. the body • will be assocfatlon• fo be held taken lo the church. Mrs. Hayea Martin Reotanranl waa I lile-lollll member of . Ch MIDDLI!PORT mday, l)ecember 7, frolll 8-U P· ester Methodist Chnrch I member of tha D of A Tt, al Clorls f e annu tmu and orW mom!'""' ol lbe omon I Auoclatloa fee players and their and wives, IIIIDII1IDCtd Jane Bn11111. lnvilaUODJ will be Hill wltb· 10 days. Prt~e~~taUon R io\not ln the Republican Party nor Homecoming Day for ruo. This ble migralion from Rio to Otlio ! Mother of 3 zun· Pickens' Hardware 1 TO VOtERSI fulda,): YOU CAN GET .IT AT 1 NOTICE Dies Tuesday" C"A R"L0 A D I i -..=--................... ..... ----- :f·· • II I l by'~gthe_ Royallffllel"~· ~per! 101M! • lillt lriUipOifs~. bN Thf n"'h ~,. MORE SAVINGS fOR .., FAL"L " fJX-UP T "JM£1 ol ~ s::R J:. J , , '·,· I ~NDOP W~sl Wll~;K Grande College Is leading the : 1ft the Democratic Party, Our Iyear's parade will be bigger State for the two performances, way In these counties. R i future lies not in the present and b:etter than ever as more I - On Saturde~y. October 29 (jrande College will make thls :administrations. Our future floats and more han<ls plan to : the Rio Grande College Debate B'tea come alive. Rio Grande: lies not in the Communist Par-\ compete for the neW · trophie$.1 team opened the season at Mar· College is moving ahead while: ty or tile Socialist Party The Varsity basketball game. ! shall University, Resulls will everyone else i• jusl besinning : 1which more appropriately are ' to be p~dyed in the GAllS gym. i be announced later, but the to sit up and take notice, •economic sygtems rather than I;. JcbedUled with tbe Walsh ; team was very hopeiuL Last The past two week.s at Rio i poiUical partiesl. Our future. Cavaii"ers. The game or course year Rio finished fourth 10 the have rt'.ally brought this hol1)e the future of both this nation is open to all. ,....- .,-.....,_........_,.....,_ lo me, For instance on friday. \ and this area, lies in the youth _ The semesler's first meet· ' MENS October II a PQlitical debate ;of today. Nowherr in either po- ing of tile Alpha Phi Garnma' 'I 4 Buckle or Zipper was ht>ld ~'"'e.>r. Co!uV'•'.·~·:m:Hl : litieal party in these counties national honorary 1 Light Weight Walter H. Moeller and his ~p- i or in. the nat! on is there a l~ad· 1 fraternity is soon coming up. ~oM"nt Clarence Miller. Dunn~ er wno reahzee the potentials - Do you have a question a· II'· course ol tile debale, it was I of lnday's younger ,generation, boul Rio Grande College tbut . Size 6-12 rv dent from lbe questions ask· ' But scattered across this coun· , you would like answered io this ed the candidates by tbe stu· \ lrY are hundreds of colleges and column' Or do you have dt'll.l . bot.ly. that here is one !universities who realize t~1s comments. If so please write In the couqty where the j10tent!al and who are takon~ "Discover Rio Grande College, 1 les of tradition bave lsome strides, but not , ne-arly Box 582, Rio Grande Colle~e. ' thrown oft These studenls ,enough. to cultivate thos PQten. Rio Grande. Ohio, . , will vote lor tbe betttr candJ. Itial. And nestled in the hills of d'te - for tile candidate who 1 Galli a County is Rio Grande :1 y feel will do lhe mosl for 1~ollege - a small liberal arts ir college and for this area, college that has, come alive ey are not tied down to tra· a college- on totoLJ.oday ion; they are not Ued down geared for tomorrow "- a on• PQIItical party, They will lege tllat re&lizes this PQtential =-·-----............ ---·--= .=--;=\.•o· . . . -:==. _=-= ...:.r= ___ 8 5 10 B ...,..1 _ _ th~ 1 idea f-3 . young vitality. -:\:1.."1:' . .. ,... ,,..,n.o~­ expre~!i I THE .DAILY SINTINB.II----- u...ramblolhtiefourJumbl.. ... lottor to each lqll8te, to rt.. four ordinary worat. ur responals~ Phone long dist$nce when you're away. Rates are lowest after 8 ~IY£-&.1~-cl' I op~nwn .~owmhcr , , hen they know .that mllltlU')I (Collllnued From Pase One) uc<ess ts beyoa¢ihelr mch." era! ·sl!llre; $!«t,OOit local p11Po A commlllllqUI was Issued tlon. ummin,i..JIP tllret days 9UPlks Marpret Creek, $6111,11011 fecJ. n So_ull' Korea,, , jl expressed aral Jbare, a11d $670,IIIJ), local encan gratitude for tha share., · ~5,000 South Koruna flahlin& in Nalte and Moore said th.e ~outb Viet Na(li. annual operaUIII costs, which 1 ln~ed siJUl'CeJ said John- wiU be paid locally, ",for. the ~on ,.!ked Park to send stUI fonr projects are Jlusn Creek, f!ore troops. $167 8117 · We•t Fork of Duck ; Some 2,_000 dlCnitarJes gatb, Cr..;k, fl59,352; Buffalo CrHk, , ~red, at .Kimpo Airport to bid 136,234, and Marprel Creek, J!Ood\wf ,o he Preslden. Amid ~7 ,942. Jhe diers, a 21-sun salute and It 1a also revealed ihat ol p~m. ~ ~e blaring of "The Yellow Rose th~ lSI ·464 acrea tft : Ru!h " ' pi Texas"-a song pl~yed over Creek, I0,1)61 are directly beneI jlnd over at Johnson s stops- filed by the projeet· of the President stressed once 63 ,378 ecres In West' Fork of •~TOINTDIItot 111101 • IUIOM !Ill! to tile workL Duck Creek. 3,230 aoroo ara dl· c reclly benefited; of the $S2,150 1 acres of Buffalo Creek. 2,234 a<>' v~;,;n:.:•:• ~'=''"'.. · ·- '-'-res are directly l>enetlted, an ~:...!!.' ... (Continued From Page One) o( the 38,600 acres In Ma~garel " I -'W'ftiili.t.':! " and no charge was filed. Creek, 1,474 acres are !lirectly be other car did not stop and benefited, ·~ ere was no , 0 ntact betv:..JI The average cost por a!"" o ihe vehicles. tbe tnllra watershed progr1111, , ·· lllfl .. ..... 1'11111 ...,, "" Ilorv~Je James eem 40 Rt 2 p for Flood control was $UO pet: " , was' not' . .;,..d .rDCo acre at Ruth Creek, f3.11 per · RECEIVES CHECK - Jack Ambrote, new Kroger Store manacer In Pom· one c.;. accident ~ . Pm a acre for the West Fork of Duck eroy, pre~ents • $100 check to Mrs. Virginia KlnJ, Rt. 1 Pomeroy, for the amount :fUesday the Addi ~· Creek, .60 cents per acre at she won 1n the current Kro&er Store Deck·O.Money contest. Ambrose was recently ~me Rd, 011 mile w t ,u ;· Buffalo Creek and $UO per tr~nsferred from the Marietta store where be worked as manaaer for one year and Officm 're8 orted acre for Maraaret Creek. Av· pnor ~o that served as w·manacer there. Ambroae worked In Pot\eroy'a Kroger . bj! ,t Deem 1 erage <ol! per acre efland to Store m 1956 as assistant manager and was then transferred to Marietta. In 1936 ::U1 OM - ' ; ............ ~h . 8 h pp~ry I>1ace 00 the be directly benefited by fiood he was manager of the Kroier Store in Pt. Pleasant. He is married to the former 51., c~ntrol and wntrol for tbe various projecls Corrine Manley of Middleport and they have two children, Janet, age 7 and R• ~: .welllando11 "'" right aide are Rush Creek '"' West Fork P~~~2~2:_m~on~th~•·-=~S~e~n~tl~tne~I~P~h~o~to:_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __::_ _ __ of the road struck a mall • .,_. box o)Vnid by Luther Hunt, Rt. of Duck Creek, $62. Buffalo - - - - - - - - • 1, Gl¥Upolis. "There was mod- Crtelt, $89, and Marsaret Creek, LOGAN Ohl0 ctrPl Jseued by Board erate "ilalnage No chuae was $68. The report showed tbese ' l -~~j The Mef8s County Board flied "" . · . llsnres dl not renect tbe addf. " ;ijw -~-~ "' · ' , '" · · · " Education approved the lllue · 'hi~ palrol lnvesUgatoo a ~:,:~~ of water supply and Goodytar tire and ~ber a bus driver'a , cerUilcate to 1 school bus • car collision on Co •1 pllllll 11m wa1 ratlllledl Wayne Kennedy In a reeuJar Lincoln Ifill Rd., at 7:56 a. m. 'lbe report alto notes that ,by meinbert ol . meeune Tuelday evening. Tuesday. There . were ~ stUd- these ~res are based on et· . ~"U4;:1/j~~jeo~ ~... Glennie G. Hayes, 'It, former Jn other action 8 request by ents on the bus but no ane was Umates m.the work p\lln and d. "~ :·; • ~- · ,· of Cbtater, died Speech Therapist Smith Injured. that the aclilal cost to the In· ,,._.._ po•--'d ' at DoctQra Ho~l!al In to attend a speech ~~~: __ ....,rted .... dlvidual ownerd"wUlndlvary from ... ...~~~ana ... r !n the past ton years how many now lnduatrles have Offl,·-· ••,... .,.1 th~ tb ..., ·uw ,..y PHI 'prO\'Idlt 12 • '"mhus. '" Survivors ·•Include cUnic convon~oo In bus driven by Annette Knight, e , av~rag:, ;~ ~~n a~ ceDI hoarly pay ltlke the Drat daughtera, Mrs. David ton, D. C., be&iJmlnl located on 1 County Ro•d In Meigs County? A decent ro•d 51, Pomeroy, was descending pralsa an 8 u prOJ cos· year and u 11-cent hourly Gahanna, when llle lllllde ber 18, waa approved. A~md· the steep hill !ollowed by a hike the tecGid year, plua home, and Mrs. Grace log the meeUna wen aystem le 1111ntial to Industrial growth end expenslon. Cllr i!r!ven by Mary Bentz, 411, lmpl'<lV.. frlale he~euta. 'l1le sebr, Columbus, and 3 Kautz, Georaa Perry ~:.: Pomeroy. The "billS stoppell and old co"'ralll eJplred Tlletday cbildren, Jane, Charles Collins, Virlil Alklns' H BE PROGRESSIVE: Elect Paul Simon 1nd Kenneth backed up to pick up a student Then wao no work atop,..; ert Eiche111ehr, Columbus. and County SuPerlnteod· wb. had misaed bu• backed on 11a Rober t ao wen. , Heger, Domocrettc Candldatta for County Com· trip up the hJJ,theand Funeral services will be R ' Hio (ira r dt-' of Ohio and ftnl<l1ed 1dento could portlolpate t''IHST in sl;;lte of ('tiBflt't'S. I"Jll• malt' WI!Jner Will .;.lrJj)olllt. :-Th!8 Willi ·ttw fir!lt In ol stale 1 CREEK · lllto !lie!ront of the Bentz car. · There was heavy dal1188t to the front of the car and minor damage to the bus. The patrol cited Annette SPRINGFIELb, 'Ohio (U!>I) Knight to Meig• County Court Fnd>.y on 1 ~harp ol tmprop. nlflh\ er backiiJI. , ' 1 an lound beatlll, Patrol arrests 'l'uesday •side 1 country as 1 0 " eluded: Patricia Ann SprafUe, yet[-<>ld :roth~ of lllree. :Jq. Bidwell; Walter Winesell, ean~ e, ey ld 341, Roanoke, Vo., and James questionmg 1 30-yeaNI mill McNeet~ 51, Jackson, all In connecUon with the incident. ·• 1e speedJn&, cited ond bondl'll to Ri chard Jett, •ulrt ss Gallipolis mWJiclpal court Nov covered with blood fl'<lm 4; Delbert . Sigler, 2.~. Galli: waist up, was arrested at PQlla, parkillll on the bighway, bana, north of here In <:!ted lo municipal court Nov paign County, not Ion& ~and Andrew Porter 17' Pom: the woman was found ·· """"'"" ' ' Tuesday !!foy, s,..._,., Melga County · J~elllle court, date to be Itt. Coll~ge !thing to the •ludent body your on the school and Virginia at the state ohami>1un· I din""r and mov1e dlin':" ot t"" s<!nie,. go 011 sate 1 an urgnmialiun&l meeung ·will ,,_, studenL•, as a resklent of sh1p tournament. ._ ,datE "With L1nda Moore, Athena U.r. , , ot _GIIIinJrtoaln a, Davto . , be h<ld on campus lor lhe pur· this area? If so, write to. the I - The A.W,S,, or Assocfatton 1sororlty. The .female wtnner woll , - The fourth ,\ls~Je of ,t!Je Price l sons, Thom81 , By Georp ~ 11111111 to Rio Grande from this P"" ol e'lablisning a Luther· editor ol the Smoke Signals 1n of Women Students held a can- ! bave a oomparablto ·date w1t11 Smoke S1~nalo, the csmp.. . and the Gr8JII)e c.Je, ,· In the drst "D' Rl area to tllke Interest in a, few an Slud.l!l)s hssocratirm. ""rc of Rio GranoJc College, !too i dy drive on Sunday, October Stan So~ Alpha Tau Delta. ,, ,, . Grande Colle " ;:nver o of"tbe better things of life. Per· - A•-.t Tuesday, t:r8nde, Ohio 45674, ' :10 fnr giving c-•ndy to hnspital· l - MoOy. Octob<or 31 wao 1ized children in GalliPQiis, who ,designated as an aD , csmvus aented re se lumn,UI pre- haps they realize that our fu·l llhcre arc only ta dHys !ell PAST A'I' RIO: · · . ', ,u, 1 :inform th:"'"' lor:: 1!8 to ture lies I• the young peophl !untii lhe National ShakCl>pearo -On Saturday, October 22 will not be able to go HaJJo. ,clean up day With the cooper· what ~:::~ of this area and In the RIo Company comes to Rio lor the the Circle K Club of Rio weening this year. ' atlon of tile students, the facul· . _ 01 oo fm tllem The h~ ' Grande College graduates and , Uve produclion ol tile play Grar.de College held n car 1, - On Monday, October 31, 1y, the admml•tratJon and the '-e . I ,I .,f ' not in a lour hUndred acre ' "Much Ado About Nothing," wash at Johnson's Pure Oil ' Zeta Chi shrority held a draW· ,,tart "" n prom prom mg. o com field! There Is something , '/..>:!' is cordially inviled Station on Second Avenue · ·on , ong · to ciloose the wmners " "In i!J ", •·:- A Hallow.en Daqce was · a great futs Jl8 In- lh I•The plll!fC .· . come, ure e yea~> to better. The re,t of the world ,to attend. . ; Gallipolis. Operation Match ~ date-mak· held lbat night :In Cqmmu01ty \knows it. Rio Grande College • - The A,W,S, Is pl"nning a - On Friday, October 28 the mg process m Whick Rw stu· • Hall with the CommlW!r'a Club I lirmly believe that R i o , is doln~ something about it. Best Dressed Girl on ca mpus seeond film was presented by Grande Collese Is the star thai ' And thank God for It! i contest in the near future in the film society, The f i I m ill"minatea Gallla, Vinton and And then on Thursday. Octo- : cooperation with GLAMOUR ' hown was "Knife in the Wa· t,te1g~ Counties. Here are tbr~ r"~er 27 and Friday, October 28 : magazine. The winner will par· ter." unties, so economically de- Rio GrandP was host to the ' ticipate in the national conh·sL - Th at same Friday and a~ I t-'~cwd lhat t~ey are twenty- 1 most fascinating visitor it has I _ Friday, November 18 wi ll gain on Saturday, October 29. 1 Vi' years behmd the rest of lhad since f've been a student.mark the opening of the Jun- Bill LeF avor of Archon rratertnP nation. Here are tbree coun- : here. Mtss Lisa Sergio told the \ ior Varsity basketball season nily and the band in wtlich he tL' !hough, with a great poten· :,tudent bodY and faculty In no : with a game scfleduled with ;s a membeL appeared at "The , tlaL Wllat do we need? What 1 uncertain terms what this na· ' Penn,Ohio Junior College from Place" ne-ar the Ohio SLate dnes lhe entire '••lion need'! Ilion (and In a greater degree. Youngstown, : campus. The band, "The Shad, e Most p•rts for bicycles can be found We need young blood, young , lhis area) needs, Our future lies _ Saturday, Novem)>er 19 is . ows" was followed by a siza· LEADING Near Death Jdentule ! t• d -' Un "Wodne;day, · ~uvembe•· Rio G d Coli"" · OVer ran e ege '' ' "' ~ """"'4, l%ieioY.~'0~ Nov. t, 11111, IIi I ' • l HAND MIXER "HIS & H~RS" CIGARmE LIGHnR SET '. Your Choice · $2.00 VALUE 20" .; PICTURE COLONIAl · TABLE LAMP.S FRAMES Reg. 79c Eacb · $5.95 VALUE '3'' 2 FOR FOR 3 $100 , SAVE 31c POWttD ~P' ' $2.Q!I ,'(~liE SPIQ RACK $2.00 VALUS " '1 '' ' . 3Sc 6 PIECE FRUIT CAKE $2.00 •liAt'ui f~n,8l $1.00 POLY Storm Windows o.1v 1URKEY .' '\' ) '1 ~'·:~ BOTH 8xl0 ~ '100 ; I ..' i. REG.$9.95 24 PC. TABLEWARE SET 22 GALLON COPOLYMER TRASH CAN S6.66 "ECKO" CAN OPENER · ~...-· · l8c Reg. $4.95 Value 00 l �I '· J • !81 ~' ~'RESIDENT .-(Colllinued From Page One) lmw In ~urope ,and other perts pi Asla4tlial "they chQose peace ~~tine!, Pomeray.Jitdd!eport, 0., Nell. 2, 1988-!1 you, '!'he world I• w•lling. .___:::_:_=:::.:::.::::::::!::::..::C.:.:.::.:.:..:'_:_:.::_ Ctl .dlfd, . 1\l IUu: ... DISC' Rio7,,:,;:, r,;, r•m COl J JNS ~ =!.,1&-'_..,. . . ......... . -= ' ' nave,!)~ Ide~ ~eejt,night til!• Frldi[J"~fl'lll.JII ~ . --.r: Glennie H.ayes Zam Party J Ann9URced - ROUSH SHOE STORE . e the man - not the par· - and a college that . l'ald PoUIItal A~~eut-Piuf Slmoa IDd K~nnetb ilaaet ,' . do•lllt01niJ and allllliht to help an Individual witlra touch problem. If you oould apend Ill.,.. .. lett•v•,_ Nil *'Willi/ . . - ....._. tlll416 ........... 1111110 r-!li!IIIO!IIIjllll)ll ..... -.. ........ _..., .:.sa..~·-= ... .CIIIillllltlli ... !,"IMI&IJ tlllt ,.,. sincle day lp bli Diitrlct om~ Ia . ' . belp. Not one hu ever been turned away. We btUeve that Walter H. Moeller has 'helped creat. more procren than any other ConJre&mlan In thi history of tbe lOtll District. He hu 8fven his heart, his mind and hil hands to th~ ' Pepa~ per of Plorldal&kl of Walter Moeller durtnc a rectnt atloll dlnntr: "'n tbe HoUA of· Reprenntatlves, ConJNI:IIllan · lh• my \ . '• I' •• ' WALTER H. MOELLER ,· ·,, • I' ,";", , I l FURNITURi MIDDLEPORT • I ' "•.• he helped gatthiJlQ_s .ROlL'"Giogalnl~~ , " . .·~I~ ' ,· l ·.)i 1 I KLEENEX At Low All ... 5htet 4.21 MATERIALS , COMPANY ' MASON W.VA. 1'1Mnt17J.5554 Co~ AM 1',_ Doll..., busint~ss meetin~. Nt>w mP.m. • b•n intrnducl'ci by ber were \ Mrs, CBrl Fallara, \Irs, Don· old Bumgardner, Mrs Donna : 'l'tlomvson and Mrs. David , Simu,ton, : Mrs, Herman Ohlinger pre- 1 sentl'<l the devotionals, Scrip- •I lutl- J,.,hn I w••~ rean by Mr:;. , Obli~eer and was followed l>y I NllW HAVIlN - In, order.to 1 ooem •ntitled, '"('ofK! fs Nev. 'timulate readmg and tbe d1,. er Dead." She dosed this por- ' co\·ery of g~d books r~r aU, Uor1 ol the prvgram w it h , the Alex Quollen Memoroal Ll· prpyer. brary, sPQn;"'red by New Ha· ~ ~ports were ~iven by Mrt1 •ven W~mens cl~b,', Is sponsor· R ,th Ford of tt•• Finance ong a Book Fair. In celebra· r.ommittee and Mrs, Mary tion of Nat10nal Book Week 1 Stein or tbe library committee, ,Thursday, November S and I Mrs, Stein announced that ttJI! Friday, No-:mber 4, S p,m. to Book Fair will or held on I'W 5,30 p.m., anil on sat~a,, be S-4~tll at the rmlnj.-1. ,vember 5, 10 #J,m. to i p,m., vern r " '1::": ~ at the· Cunnlngli&in Glll"age ham B_ulldtng , •1· 1 Ne"' -~)1 ,,, Bunalill. Theme o1 National An involatwn ,n•• been " -~- "Book'""'"" 1,. .......... Pteall(,• ed to the pubhc, a!!d ~aU clq!l .)!, • •,.,.... ~"' · • "' members to participate ·b!\ m~ile"•"· ·~'!: ~lf!O. lUng the Fair, The houri , ' tile Fair on Th~r..,.ay and Frl· at day will be fro!m :s to 5:30 p, The m. and on SabU'day tho boors to Be Held 3Days 1n New Haven LADIES MYLON BLEND DISCOUNT PRICI! Locl111 or Ml1111 10 TRANSISTOR GLOVES RADIO Limit 5 Boxoi . Reg. ,9.95 . ' '' . ..;: :: t~r~~~i " DISCOUNT PRICE .. .· JJ-lURSDAY ~:-:::::==~ RIDA Y SATURDAY REG. $13.95 10 PIECE 72x90 LUXURIOUS BLANKETS TEFLON SET Reg. $4.98 Each DISCOUNT PRICE 2 for Rog. $7.98 GLOVES SLIPPERS ,REG- $1.4~ $UO VALUE _FREE $')·80 .._, .,_ CHRISTMAS CARDS ELEmtc CLOCK lOX 01' 11 $3.99 $5.00 for RI!G.$2.51 BOXED "Genoral Electric" 68c LAD "i BOYS HEAD SCARVES · 2 66c . . . 21x21 6qt.CRYSTAL TOSS PILLOWS FRUIT BOWL $2.00 VALUE REG.$1.49 77c TO THE FIRST """"' 144 Dominion - Reg. $14.95 ADULT CUSTOMERS Mens Reg. $2.00 REG. $1.50 BROILER-ROASTER THURSDAY MORNING LEATHER WALLm DRESSER SET SSe $1.00 PROCTER-SILEX-REG. $11 .95 HANDY POCKET MEMO PAD With Key Chain and Po~cll · STEAM & DRY IRON PROCl!IR·SILEX- REG. $11.95 ELECTRIC TOASTER IONA-REG- $11.95 i 3 .. ' 1 1 KE.EP llllal.llodt1641JA, J-AK:JI . 1 i ,, • 1 I and courne; symbol. of bonest)l, monllty Ht .. deeply respected ~~ aU of bli •colle..ull." Paneling - - - Hogg & Zuspan 1 11ood Control and SoU Conservation •• , • • Medleal and l>ental L ' You Clll tum It up In tbe •word•·which Senator Claude bact ProJriiDI far our Young and Elderly • , , VarlOIII Youth Pro., gr11111 ••. HiKhway C\)nltruction and City Pwnrln& . • . lxDa!l< lion of Electrical Power . . . Urban Renewal and HOipltal Co~ ~ lltni¢UOD ••• llld for llecreaijonal Fadlltln and Prqgtaml. . people of the loth Diltrlct. Moeller lJ I Book Fair to EcoJio omic and lndUJtrlal development ..• Manpower Retnlnlnl ..• Aid for our Villages and Cities • . • Fann Procramt . . . l)ama, ~~:·IJI . . . . llllb •-ID .. " I ' home to us! This money bas been spent for Educatloo .•. fiW I lldJt, ... ff 011111r 0 '. ' Lancaater, you would "' how many people come to him fllr M:: MASTEl'S , tuy pel'IODDel and mauy others, Often, he hu worted aU dq Iiana committed and funded. That'• brlnCIDJ o\11' tu doUan ..+ui Jlfrsonal Prol!lems w.~lch requJ:ted profeiSional n. tentlon. included are the elderly, teen-agers, ·waKe earners, mlllo • Open Every Day, All Day, 7:00 til 5;30 M11on, W.Va. Days· Only Nli:W HAVEN ~ .Twenty.four, are 10 a,m, to 4 p,m. , - .. persons ,attended the month)y Refreshments were ""·;;·rv~ . Haven by Mrs, Dan f:dwards, 'drs, "'"rtlno of the New Woman's Club Tuesday at the Raloh Whitmore , ~:rs, llugene Af' Xa"der Quillen L1hrary m Hester and Mrs, John Marsh· New Ha~er.. Ralph mbbs, Jr. all, lO Mrs. R. -::; Greene. Mrs N~w Haven, spoke on Home Jack Welch, Mrs. Marguerite Safety. He was Introduced by , Weekley Mrs, rarl Fallara • Mrs. Hilda Ridgeway of t~e ' Mrs. o~ane 1\. Church, M" Edur~tion Committee. I Edwin Stein, Mr~ Herman 1 "rs. John Marshall. New linger, Mrs, llveretl Townl•v, Ill en, spoke,,. lapidary wor. ! Mrs, Donald Bt~mgardner, Mr<. an.:! di,played , several stones •Phil Baley, Mrs, Kermit Ford, pl, ced in jew•lry which bay, Mrs. Charles Dodd, R1ta Hos••.ll be; n found in West Virgima. Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Mrs. aJT1onf( them were coral, petri. Wlles,. Mrs. David R. SIIDonton, fi and jasper Mrs. Kenneth G. 1~ompson . '~rs . Wilham Ru.,ell, presi· , Mrs. WilHam R11ssell, and Mn dolnl of the New Haven Wona ' Hilda Rodgewav. an's Club, presoded. during t)ie I 'I In addition, Conrteuman Moeller bea helped tbouaandl ,o,l · people 3 ·nome Safety is Speaker~~ ~'1 L Tollic before Women's Cbilih A MAN who WORKS for the PEOPLE ot fDIIIIIN u1 and lf¥1 nowl OCTOIIR SPECIAL PICKENS HARDWARE DISCOUNT PRICE u ' THREE ClASES BEARD Youth Crashes Into lr011hlll ml lllter!alll· u. S. Representa~ve Wait.r H. Moeller baa devoted hLI en· !'l'brft oosea were heard 1n Nye Ave Residence llltllt will hlgblf&btlbe •mJIDC. ~ddleport Mayor C. 0. Flsl> A Middleport youth Presld~~ Larry B~er ~~~~:;;~ C!te-Jifetime to people • •• people of all aaes and from all w"lb et:'s Court Tuesday evening illlo the home of Eola ~en repruen ri~12 his six yean In the lJ. S. Concress, be bas bad !l'ined on ldenUcal cl!llrges 151~ Nye Ave., Pomeroy, Dlvlalon. .,.,,. fotlure to keet> within usurod day at 10:05 p. m. cousin& dam· -~' < ~ prlviliJt of workinJ for hundredl of tbouaandl of people in ct;ror distance were ordered for a&t to the porch and porch 1.0011:.~ .7' · 0111' 1Oth District. > V:qllola Joyce Baylor, Route I, railinS, · Temper. lit Flis, and Betty Lou Pomeroy pollRe arrested Char· Pome~~qVfdttelllay at 11 1,111. From the etvn War until Walter Moeller came alonr In ty, Middleport. Each wao les Van Meter, 18, Middleport, wu 41 "desree.a under rainy fi. ,· $10 and co•tt. Raymond the di!ver, lor travelin& al 1 skies.' 1958, tile Ohio loth Dlatrict had been continuolllly npresented JastJS, Middleport, was fined · speed in excess lor reed condO. I -~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~ and costa for Intoxication. lions. Van Meter waa travelinl In Wuhlni!on by Republican Concressmen. Southeastern Ohio north on Nye Ave. He will apo : bad become a vut llta of depreaed re10urcn and a creat poc' FINED $21 C08T8 ptar in Mayor Charles Leaar'a o'\Villiam F. Argabrite was court November G. ~ ket of llllemploymfnt. But Concrtasman Moeller helped (et !tied $25 and costs today ID no to:njurleo and medlltm thinga rollin& again- and today you will see polltlve of ?aeigs County Court by Judge ace to hlo .;.,, P.rank W. Porter, Jr, on a re<:k---procrtlll in every one of our countiea. 1•• operatiob affidaVIt filed by BOOSTERS MEET the !hfrill's Department. The Middleport A::; It takll a bard·working Congresmian Uke Walter Moeller, i Boosttrs mtl brlelly 'l'l worldD&~'fllth people who want tq move forward rather 111111 , : FOONDER DIES evening at MlddlePQrt H i g P'LUMBUS (UPJ) - Ser· School. FUture pi8DI lor th ·,~iird, to accompliib tbil. ' ... ,- •' w VIces wUI be held Friday lor orgllllilllllon were dllc1lsaed P!ul Carutheraj olle of the following ftlml o1 tbe I Conil'tfiDIID f,foeller belpt4 proYIAle nearl7 50 Mllijpn f~ers of tb~ ~erlcan t.eg. port·Wtllalon 811111e "ftnl 1 laiD in Paril II l918. by Coacb Phillls. DoUara for the people of the loth Diatrlc:t-authorlud and/or -t---,----·· .__ ,____ Guaranteed 10 years. • Electric Water Heaters - in 40 gal. and 52 gal. sizes. All aulomatic controls, just set way you like water and forget il . If you plan to build, remocltl or ..pair "" movinc: · I ~ e.G~ Water Heate~ -:-; ~pl•tely . · · ":automitidn 30.gal- and 40 gal. sizM. · BEST PRICE in the VALLEY 1 Congressman Walter H. Moeller,-.,...... • ..J tllllllll I!> ' And thank God for it. It's inlo high gear to cultivate! his 1 ul time we vnted as a re- potential. II of thinking aOII using our r But Rio Grande College palacl!lan brains instead ol needs you, It needs your sup· · In~ the way dad and grand· , PQrl. It needs your interest It did. offers you and your childron n Sunday, October 23 an Ithat chance to do your pari to n House and Art Show was help the area catch up with beld on the collegP campus. The I that fast-moving world out .ullege officials in charge oi, there, Do something about it these expected between Ill(). don't let the Appalachian bids 12[• people, But ,,.,.• ,,. the of. hold you down. i.el this leials put forth .. "" '• effort, thai illuminated Gallia, Vinton ,tblch hll8 not ' • enou1h , and Me;c,Counties burn a lit· ' the past. o.JO people d~'~bri~-· :di~~'o\'11_ J~ENNETH 'HAGER Dt~oJratic. C~ndldates fo~ County Commlsslontrt . ,• It's guaranteed for 100 years. Used for ho! water, same as other pipe. Anyone nn>plutub . with plastic pipe. . ... , · (Construdion Grade) 1 I ' t F~.i. ,; From 3.99 to 6.50 THE SHOE BOX ..;;:W~o:ul:d~yo:u~l:ik:e:to;s:ay~s:o:.j,:e===M=ID:O:L:E:P:O:R:T: 1 at Pickens Hardware. • More people every day Ire using Plastic Pipe for "plumbinJ.• -I ' Commissioner•. LINED BOOTS ARTIC i' · Friday at 2 p,m, at the Boya ter Method II! Church With Rev. P. A. C&slo officiating, Burial will be In the Chester S eemetery he!lde her late Slu,.. ", ,, , band, Ward. ~ i t"':l li:UCI •. I 10 to 3 A 11110r1ubold ZIID • l'rltndl may oall al the Ew· 0"" Funeral flomr un"l noon t ha1 bee te8ta" ely par Yby the 1114111 n andwv ".:nell .rlday wb.. the body • will be assocfatlon• fo be held taken lo the church. Mrs. Hayea Martin Reotanranl waa I lile-lollll member of . Ch MIDDLI!PORT mday, l)ecember 7, frolll 8-U P· ester Methodist Chnrch I member of tha D of A Tt, al Clorls f e annu tmu and orW mom!'""' ol lbe omon I Auoclatloa fee players and their and wives, IIIIDII1IDCtd Jane Bn11111. lnvilaUODJ will be Hill wltb· 10 days. Prt~e~~taUon R io\not ln the Republican Party nor Homecoming Day for ruo. This ble migralion from Rio to Otlio ! Mother of 3 zun· Pickens' Hardware 1 TO VOtERSI fulda,): YOU CAN GET .IT AT 1 NOTICE Dies Tuesday" C"A R"L0 A D I i -..=--................... ..... ----- :f·· • II I l by'~gthe_ Royallffllel"~· ~per! 101M! • lillt lriUipOifs~. bN Thf n"'h ~,. MORE SAVINGS fOR .., FAL"L " fJX-UP T "JM£1 ol ~ s::R J:. J , , '·,· I ~NDOP W~sl Wll~;K Grande College Is leading the : 1ft the Democratic Party, Our Iyear's parade will be bigger State for the two performances, way In these counties. R i future lies not in the present and b:etter than ever as more I - On Saturde~y. October 29 (jrande College will make thls :administrations. Our future floats and more han<ls plan to : the Rio Grande College Debate B'tea come alive. Rio Grande: lies not in the Communist Par-\ compete for the neW · trophie$.1 team opened the season at Mar· College is moving ahead while: ty or tile Socialist Party The Varsity basketball game. ! shall University, Resulls will everyone else i• jusl besinning : 1which more appropriately are ' to be p~dyed in the GAllS gym. i be announced later, but the to sit up and take notice, •economic sygtems rather than I;. JcbedUled with tbe Walsh ; team was very hopeiuL Last The past two week.s at Rio i poiUical partiesl. Our future. Cavaii"ers. The game or course year Rio finished fourth 10 the have rt'.ally brought this hol1)e the future of both this nation is open to all. ,....- .,-.....,_........_,.....,_ lo me, For instance on friday. \ and this area, lies in the youth _ The semesler's first meet· ' MENS October II a PQlitical debate ;of today. Nowherr in either po- ing of tile Alpha Phi Garnma' 'I 4 Buckle or Zipper was ht>ld ~'"'e.>r. Co!uV'•'.·~·:m:Hl : litieal party in these counties national honorary 1 Light Weight Walter H. Moeller and his ~p- i or in. the nat! on is there a l~ad· 1 fraternity is soon coming up. ~oM"nt Clarence Miller. Dunn~ er wno reahzee the potentials - Do you have a question a· II'· course ol tile debale, it was I of lnday's younger ,generation, boul Rio Grande College tbut . Size 6-12 rv dent from lbe questions ask· ' But scattered across this coun· , you would like answered io this ed the candidates by tbe stu· \ lrY are hundreds of colleges and column' Or do you have dt'll.l . bot.ly. that here is one !universities who realize t~1s comments. If so please write In the couqty where the j10tent!al and who are takon~ "Discover Rio Grande College, 1 les of tradition bave lsome strides, but not , ne-arly Box 582, Rio Grande Colle~e. ' thrown oft These studenls ,enough. to cultivate thos PQten. Rio Grande. Ohio, . , will vote lor tbe betttr candJ. Itial. And nestled in the hills of d'te - for tile candidate who 1 Galli a County is Rio Grande :1 y feel will do lhe mosl for 1~ollege - a small liberal arts ir college and for this area, college that has, come alive ey are not tied down to tra· a college- on totoLJ.oday ion; they are not Ued down geared for tomorrow "- a on• PQIItical party, They will lege tllat re&lizes this PQtential =-·-----............ ---·--= .=--;=\.•o· . . . -:==. _=-= ...:.r= ___ 8 5 10 B ...,..1 _ _ th~ 1 idea f-3 . young vitality. -:\:1.."1:' . .. ,... ,,..,n.o~­ expre~!i I THE .DAILY SINTINB.II----- u...ramblolhtiefourJumbl.. ... lottor to each lqll8te, to rt.. four ordinary worat. ur responals~ Phone long dist$nce when you're away. Rates are lowest after 8 ~IY£-&.1~-cl' I op~nwn .~owmhcr , , hen they know .that mllltlU')I (Collllnued From Pase One) uc<ess ts beyoa¢ihelr mch." era! ·sl!llre; $!«t,OOit local p11Po A commlllllqUI was Issued tlon. ummin,i..JIP tllret days 9UPlks Marpret Creek, $6111,11011 fecJ. n So_ull' Korea,, , jl expressed aral Jbare, a11d $670,IIIJ), local encan gratitude for tha share., · ~5,000 South Koruna flahlin& in Nalte and Moore said th.e ~outb Viet Na(li. annual operaUIII costs, which 1 ln~ed siJUl'CeJ said John- wiU be paid locally, ",for. the ~on ,.!ked Park to send stUI fonr projects are Jlusn Creek, f!ore troops. $167 8117 · We•t Fork of Duck ; Some 2,_000 dlCnitarJes gatb, Cr..;k, fl59,352; Buffalo CrHk, , ~red, at .Kimpo Airport to bid 136,234, and Marprel Creek, J!Ood\wf ,o he Preslden. Amid ~7 ,942. Jhe diers, a 21-sun salute and It 1a also revealed ihat ol p~m. ~ ~e blaring of "The Yellow Rose th~ lSI ·464 acrea tft : Ru!h " ' pi Texas"-a song pl~yed over Creek, I0,1)61 are directly beneI jlnd over at Johnson s stops- filed by the projeet· of the President stressed once 63 ,378 ecres In West' Fork of •~TOINTDIItot 111101 • IUIOM !Ill! to tile workL Duck Creek. 3,230 aoroo ara dl· c reclly benefited; of the $S2,150 1 acres of Buffalo Creek. 2,234 a<>' v~;,;n:.:•:• ~'=''"'.. · ·- '-'-res are directly l>enetlted, an ~:...!!.' ... (Continued From Page One) o( the 38,600 acres In Ma~garel " I -'W'ftiili.t.':! " and no charge was filed. Creek, 1,474 acres are !lirectly be other car did not stop and benefited, ·~ ere was no , 0 ntact betv:..JI The average cost por a!"" o ihe vehicles. tbe tnllra watershed progr1111, , ·· lllfl .. ..... 1'11111 ...,, "" Ilorv~Je James eem 40 Rt 2 p for Flood control was $UO pet: " , was' not' . .;,..d .rDCo acre at Ruth Creek, f3.11 per · RECEIVES CHECK - Jack Ambrote, new Kroger Store manacer In Pom· one c.;. accident ~ . Pm a acre for the West Fork of Duck eroy, pre~ents • $100 check to Mrs. Virginia KlnJ, Rt. 1 Pomeroy, for the amount :fUesday the Addi ~· Creek, .60 cents per acre at she won 1n the current Kro&er Store Deck·O.Money contest. Ambrose was recently ~me Rd, 011 mile w t ,u ;· Buffalo Creek and $UO per tr~nsferred from the Marietta store where be worked as manaaer for one year and Officm 're8 orted acre for Maraaret Creek. Av· pnor ~o that served as w·manacer there. Ambroae worked In Pot\eroy'a Kroger . bj! ,t Deem 1 erage <ol! per acre efland to Store m 1956 as assistant manager and was then transferred to Marietta. In 1936 ::U1 OM - ' ; ............ ~h . 8 h pp~ry I>1ace 00 the be directly benefited by fiood he was manager of the Kroier Store in Pt. Pleasant. He is married to the former 51., c~ntrol and wntrol for tbe various projecls Corrine Manley of Middleport and they have two children, Janet, age 7 and R• ~: .welllando11 "'" right aide are Rush Creek '"' West Fork P~~~2~2:_m~on~th~•·-=~S~e~n~tl~tne~I~P~h~o~to:_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __::_ _ __ of the road struck a mall • .,_. box o)Vnid by Luther Hunt, Rt. of Duck Creek, $62. Buffalo - - - - - - - - • 1, Gl¥Upolis. "There was mod- Crtelt, $89, and Marsaret Creek, LOGAN Ohl0 ctrPl Jseued by Board erate "ilalnage No chuae was $68. The report showed tbese ' l -~~j The Mef8s County Board flied "" . · . llsnres dl not renect tbe addf. " ;ijw -~-~ "' · ' , '" · · · " Education approved the lllue · 'hi~ palrol lnvesUgatoo a ~:,:~~ of water supply and Goodytar tire and ~ber a bus driver'a , cerUilcate to 1 school bus • car collision on Co •1 pllllll 11m wa1 ratlllledl Wayne Kennedy In a reeuJar Lincoln Ifill Rd., at 7:56 a. m. 'lbe report alto notes that ,by meinbert ol . meeune Tuelday evening. Tuesday. There . were ~ stUd- these ~res are based on et· . ~"U4;:1/j~~jeo~ ~... Glennie G. Hayes, 'It, former Jn other action 8 request by ents on the bus but no ane was Umates m.the work p\lln and d. "~ :·; • ~- · ,· of Cbtater, died Speech Therapist Smith Injured. that the aclilal cost to the In· ,,._.._ po•--'d ' at DoctQra Ho~l!al In to attend a speech ~~~: __ ....,rted .... dlvidual ownerd"wUlndlvary from ... ...~~~ana ... r !n the past ton years how many now lnduatrles have Offl,·-· ••,... .,.1 th~ tb ..., ·uw ,..y PHI 'prO\'Idlt 12 • '"mhus. '" Survivors ·•Include cUnic convon~oo In bus driven by Annette Knight, e , av~rag:, ;~ ~~n a~ ceDI hoarly pay ltlke the Drat daughtera, Mrs. David ton, D. C., be&iJmlnl located on 1 County Ro•d In Meigs County? A decent ro•d 51, Pomeroy, was descending pralsa an 8 u prOJ cos· year and u 11-cent hourly Gahanna, when llle lllllde ber 18, waa approved. A~md· the steep hill !ollowed by a hike the tecGid year, plua home, and Mrs. Grace log the meeUna wen aystem le 1111ntial to Industrial growth end expenslon. Cllr i!r!ven by Mary Bentz, 411, lmpl'<lV.. frlale he~euta. 'l1le sebr, Columbus, and 3 Kautz, Georaa Perry ~:.: Pomeroy. The "billS stoppell and old co"'ralll eJplred Tlletday cbildren, Jane, Charles Collins, Virlil Alklns' H BE PROGRESSIVE: Elect Paul Simon 1nd Kenneth backed up to pick up a student Then wao no work atop,..; ert Eiche111ehr, Columbus. and County SuPerlnteod· wb. had misaed bu• backed on 11a Rober t ao wen. , Heger, Domocrettc Candldatta for County Com· trip up the hJJ,theand Funeral services will be R ' Hio (ira r dt-' of Ohio and ftnl<l1ed 1dento could portlolpate t''IHST in sl;;lte of ('tiBflt't'S. I"Jll• malt' WI!Jner Will .;.lrJj)olllt. :-Th!8 Willi ·ttw fir!lt In ol stale 1 CREEK · lllto !lie!ront of the Bentz car. · There was heavy dal1188t to the front of the car and minor damage to the bus. The patrol cited Annette SPRINGFIELb, 'Ohio (U!>I) Knight to Meig• County Court Fnd>.y on 1 ~harp ol tmprop. nlflh\ er backiiJI. , ' 1 an lound beatlll, Patrol arrests 'l'uesday •side 1 country as 1 0 " eluded: Patricia Ann SprafUe, yet[-<>ld :roth~ of lllree. :Jq. Bidwell; Walter Winesell, ean~ e, ey ld 341, Roanoke, Vo., and James questionmg 1 30-yeaNI mill McNeet~ 51, Jackson, all In connecUon with the incident. ·• 1e speedJn&, cited ond bondl'll to Ri chard Jett, •ulrt ss Gallipolis mWJiclpal court Nov covered with blood fl'<lm 4; Delbert . Sigler, 2.~. Galli: waist up, was arrested at PQlla, parkillll on the bighway, bana, north of here In <:!ted lo municipal court Nov paign County, not Ion& ~and Andrew Porter 17' Pom: the woman was found ·· """"'"" ' ' Tuesday !!foy, s,..._,., Melga County · J~elllle court, date to be Itt. Coll~ge !thing to the •ludent body your on the school and Virginia at the state ohami>1un· I din""r and mov1e dlin':" ot t"" s<!nie,. go 011 sate 1 an urgnmialiun&l meeung ·will ,,_, studenL•, as a resklent of sh1p tournament. ._ ,datE "With L1nda Moore, Athena U.r. , , ot _GIIIinJrtoaln a, Davto . , be h<ld on campus lor lhe pur· this area? If so, write to. the I - The A.W,S,, or Assocfatton 1sororlty. The .female wtnner woll , - The fourth ,\ls~Je of ,t!Je Price l sons, Thom81 , By Georp ~ 11111111 to Rio Grande from this P"" ol e'lablisning a Luther· editor ol the Smoke Signals 1n of Women Students held a can- ! bave a oomparablto ·date w1t11 Smoke S1~nalo, the csmp.. . and the Gr8JII)e c.Je, ,· In the drst "D' Rl area to tllke Interest in a, few an Slud.l!l)s hssocratirm. ""rc of Rio GranoJc College, !too i dy drive on Sunday, October Stan So~ Alpha Tau Delta. ,, ,, . Grande Colle " ;:nver o of"tbe better things of life. Per· - A•-.t Tuesday, t:r8nde, Ohio 45674, ' :10 fnr giving c-•ndy to hnspital· l - MoOy. Octob<or 31 wao 1ized children in GalliPQiis, who ,designated as an aD , csmvus aented re se lumn,UI pre- haps they realize that our fu·l llhcre arc only ta dHys !ell PAST A'I' RIO: · · . ', ,u, 1 :inform th:"'"' lor:: 1!8 to ture lies I• the young peophl !untii lhe National ShakCl>pearo -On Saturday, October 22 will not be able to go HaJJo. ,clean up day With the cooper· what ~:::~ of this area and In the RIo Company comes to Rio lor the the Circle K Club of Rio weening this year. ' atlon of tile students, the facul· . _ 01 oo fm tllem The h~ ' Grande College graduates and , Uve produclion ol tile play Grar.de College held n car 1, - On Monday, October 31, 1y, the admml•tratJon and the '-e . I ,I .,f ' not in a lour hUndred acre ' "Much Ado About Nothing," wash at Johnson's Pure Oil ' Zeta Chi shrority held a draW· ,,tart "" n prom prom mg. o com field! There Is something , '/..>:!' is cordially inviled Station on Second Avenue · ·on , ong · to ciloose the wmners " "In i!J ", •·:- A Hallow.en Daqce was · a great futs Jl8 In- lh I•The plll!fC .· . come, ure e yea~> to better. The re,t of the world ,to attend. . ; Gallipolis. Operation Match ~ date-mak· held lbat night :In Cqmmu01ty \knows it. Rio Grande College • - The A,W,S, Is pl"nning a - On Friday, October 28 the mg process m Whick Rw stu· • Hall with the CommlW!r'a Club I lirmly believe that R i o , is doln~ something about it. Best Dressed Girl on ca mpus seeond film was presented by Grande Collese Is the star thai ' And thank God for It! i contest in the near future in the film society, The f i I m ill"minatea Gallla, Vinton and And then on Thursday. Octo- : cooperation with GLAMOUR ' hown was "Knife in the Wa· t,te1g~ Counties. Here are tbr~ r"~er 27 and Friday, October 28 : magazine. The winner will par· ter." unties, so economically de- Rio GrandP was host to the ' ticipate in the national conh·sL - Th at same Friday and a~ I t-'~cwd lhat t~ey are twenty- 1 most fascinating visitor it has I _ Friday, November 18 wi ll gain on Saturday, October 29. 1 Vi' years behmd the rest of lhad since f've been a student.mark the opening of the Jun- Bill LeF avor of Archon rratertnP nation. Here are tbree coun- : here. Mtss Lisa Sergio told the \ ior Varsity basketball season nily and the band in wtlich he tL' !hough, with a great poten· :,tudent bodY and faculty In no : with a game scfleduled with ;s a membeL appeared at "The , tlaL Wllat do we need? What 1 uncertain terms what this na· ' Penn,Ohio Junior College from Place" ne-ar the Ohio SLate dnes lhe entire '••lion need'! Ilion (and In a greater degree. Youngstown, : campus. The band, "The Shad, e Most p•rts for bicycles can be found We need young blood, young , lhis area) needs, Our future lies _ Saturday, Novem)>er 19 is . ows" was followed by a siza· LEADING Near Death Jdentule ! t• d -' Un "Wodne;day, · ~uvembe•· Rio G d Coli"" · OVer ran e ege '' ' "' ~ """"'4, l%ieioY.~'0~ Nov. t, 11111, IIi I ' • l HAND MIXER "HIS & H~RS" CIGARmE LIGHnR SET '. Your Choice · $2.00 VALUE 20" .; PICTURE COLONIAl · TABLE LAMP.S FRAMES Reg. 79c Eacb · $5.95 VALUE '3'' 2 FOR FOR 3 $100 , SAVE 31c POWttD ~P' ' $2.Q!I ,'(~liE SPIQ RACK $2.00 VALUS " '1 '' ' . 3Sc 6 PIECE FRUIT CAKE $2.00 •liAt'ui f~n,8l $1.00 POLY Storm Windows o.1v 1URKEY .' '\' ) '1 ~'·:~ BOTH 8xl0 ~ '100 ; I ..' i. REG.$9.95 24 PC. TABLEWARE SET 22 GALLON COPOLYMER TRASH CAN S6.66 "ECKO" CAN OPENER · ~...-· · l8c Reg. $4.95 Value 00 l �'• / . ·'· " f ' New Orleans Become$l6thMemberofNFL NEW ORLEANS (UPI) Loulsllhll Olftcilil, ~roudly displaying 1 oontnDI for a professional faotball team In 1917 turned their attention todiy to getting 1 rrtbiU·mliUon dollar domed •tadlum. Rtlellt ll'lil gtM_. by way !(IF COI1IIniGttpll Of I eiO atellded lfllllaust Wlllll lie mllllono4IO IIIWioD ~Gillld llao mlde the annOIIIICtlllellt 11 a iUunt tither In MiW llriHDa or qulekly-411led ntWs eonleMct. In DellhbOrlltl JefttriGII PariJh 'ftle aei~on 01 New Orleans aa t h o National r o o t b a II League'! t6tb team sltl wa1 1nnounced Tuelday by Pete Rozelle, the NFL's youthful nest Tue!dll)'. commissioner, Tht lllllaDtlmfllt eiWI tile 65 Ford Galaxle 500, 41lr. I eyllndo!, outo. nt1ttt, & trtnt . l1illlo whltowoll llroo 64 Ford GeiiXie SOOXL 2 Dr. Hordtop. c:yllndtr, 4 · speed I trans. Like n•w crll•dor. 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr 8 cVIIII<Itr, tuft, trens. lltdlo and hettet, power &turing, whitewall tire•. 63 Chevrolet 8el Alre. 4 Dr 6 C)'l . Standard trans. White wall tire•· 63 Rambler SSO Series 4 Dr. 6 cylinder. st11n1t.rd trant., r• dio & httftr, whitewall fir,.. 6~ PontiAC G.T.O. rempewt. 2 Or. Hetdtop. 4 spetd fflnl. 63 Ford Galllflt 500 4 Dr. I ewllndtr aufo. matle trans Radio and haattr . power 1..1tln •. white well tire!. 65 Oodql D1rt 1 Or. 270 Strltt, 6 tyllnder, standard tr1n1 .. radio and heater 64 Ford F-700 5 speed trans. 2 speed rear axle, 8 cyl. Dump Truck. Lont whttl bn e. Automatic tnns, Custom 1 Door Hardtop. Power Steering 1nd 8rak11. Autamath: tran1. 500, 4 dr. I oyl., .td. trons. Radio & h..tt-r, WIS fires 62 Ford G•l•xle 500 'l dr. 8 cyl. automatic trens., ndt• l hHttr, W. S. Tir11 62 Ford G1laxie 4 dr. 8 tyl., aufom1flc trans., udio & hetttr, WI s llrot 62 Ford *· Country Sedtft 4 J~tl· tlon wagon, I tyl . automa· ttc trans., rldfe & hM.. r, ¥f 1S tir.. 62 Scout 14 Ton 6 cyl. 4 wheel drln 62 Chevrolet ~ ton Pan~r Truck, ' cyl., 4 spud tnns. 60 Ford F-600 2 ton, I ..,•• S _.t trills. ule, stake lang whiM IMa bed, 65 Ford Custom 4 dr., f! cyl. eur.mttlc lrpns. Radle & MaW, W I S lire~ 66 Chevrolet M~tllhu • tfr. M1rdtop . I cy-l., eu ...... tlc tr&na,. powtr deerif'IIW. redie & heater, W1$ ttres 64 Fairl1ne 2 Dr. 8 cyl. automatic Iran~ .• ridio & hea,..,., wrs tires 62 Olds Starfire 2 dr. HWfw, ,ower det>rincr , ,.._., hrakelli , radio & heater, w·s tlr•s ~ 1 F"rd Galaxie 500 XL 7 d•. haM!op, 8 cyL 4 1per.d fNm., ndlo & hE' ate r, power !'! f&ering, w ~ tirn 62 Studebaker 4 dr .. 6 cyL Std. t rent. R.. dio & ht'ater 61 Ford Galaxie 4 dr. I cyl. automatic trans, fhdlo & heater, Wll tiret YouAiwl,s Pay Less At KEITH GOBLE FORD USED CAR . ttl pJ·t!erenUal tea Sunday at eojoyed a· Halloween party lilt li'ome Of· Mn. l!en !lwiJll. recently In Ule · reereallon . . . room oJ the panonage. A grand laJ: on molelllMIIlqitl rooma In :drs. WilHam Ander&Qil, Mrs. march was held and prlzea II' New Orleanl aiid Jefferson · Barnitz, Miss .,Sondra warded to Relo. Eugene Gill for Parish. · 1Drake, Mrs. Kenlfelh, McCul· the funniest; Brenda Gilmore, Rozelle said the avallablllty of Mrs. Ronald 0 Donnell, the most original; alii! Richard Marilyn Swan and MISB Frl d !test the alant atadlUIII -. one ef the lnljol' l'fbOIII New Orlaua I~== '!'hompson received the ~~S.,n~s .~ hot chocolate ;;;;. ... II tJtual conducted by Mrs. served to Karolyn and 1111 oltDitlt. "1 lblal: . ll'l 11111 kiDd tf 1 E&chehnan, assisted by Soullby, Becky and Greg Irick. Let's kick!" Mitch. Eblin, Darlene Michael, Mar· tea table was .attracUve tlla Baker, Karen Flores, Mlck· In white Unen cover and cen· tared with an arrang~ment of dlr)lslihlhernuml made Mrs. (ibarlea Lewlt,. with e8!1dlet In <!l')lalal holders eliber side. Open (4ee•.. ••·,n··l ·. COL'!JMBUS (t!Pil _ 'l'be . !l'~hes, cookies, ·mh1ls jn, Tbll lt.dtU~~~ l!lllllt llhanetd by 1 oru1 and Ollfobill per Cltlt M-Catholic Leads Ohio Class Alls t!itltecl llilernatioDil Oblo llith ICbool Class A ., MHo Alta COlle eaacheS r~lllll• 'fWith llrat SpendlJ!S till !l'llkend In thil place lltd 'tOP • lalt llirloboll home wm the R611> t&<!ol'd.l Ill pamtheM,): art ilbaw lamtt, ol .. Mr. IIIII Mrt. GUll Paulay 'l'iild ; Mia Cbarl..ton, W. Va., ¥lilted htt 1. Marlon Ctthollo (It f'-0) lft IIIOtber, Mrs. Naney Jack, tor 2, 8an. ·SI. Mltl'l 0) (8-0) lU d s. ~rt (2) (a..) at 1 few 1Y1· n 4. Blul!toti f!) (e.G) 18 Leon&rd Qulsenherr)l wu 1 Frl· 1, Lor, St. !Ur1l fll (8-0) 11 Crooksville on business 6. Slladyalde (8) (8-0) Ill day. . · 1. Clear Jl'ort IZ) (7~1) 19 Sunda)o caller! of Mrs. 0100'' I. veruDIIII (J) (8-Gl ra Foster were Enos Peck and 48 .. daughter Of Springfield and Mr. 8. Ports, N.D. tl) (NI) n dT 10. s·tanton Local 121 ('l.fl) 41 and Mrs. Joe Turner an ony Mr. ·and Ml1. lli~hatd Friend al!ll J!lchanl, M.arvljl, Melv!JI, Bel!ndll and Mit~ 1111d ljev; and Mra. Glil· ..,. Niru;y, Darla Kathy sUe and' Dolom. ' •,. · · REVIVAL ANIIOVNCEO wlfs The Bachtel EUB murcll revival wlll start Su. .y, .N..: b · 1 1· 30 The vern er 8 a · p.m. LOT 1Muot&lyc11110,.1U. ~V speaker will lit Rov. ~ltoa Eubanka . or Ulaytoll, Cltoratl. with tnaplratlonal singing ly. Evlryone II 1ah Mll)er ll wei-. I i .! Ill• IIMr ld At~dln• were OFFER! • Mils Rlla Ball, Mrs. Eddie. , C1'0<111Cs, f Gtuesor, Mi's. ard Hovatter, Mrs. Kltth Rlags, Mro. Norman Schoonov· er, Mrs. Tom Smith, Mrs. AI· vln Spears, Mrs. John Watson and Mrs. Tom Clelland. $ ..., 00 SoClety • Notes 1 BRAND NEW 3~T NYLON TIRES 1•-!IIRdlllll... w;th $ BRING us . A POLITICAL $ BUY AT THESE LO\V PRICES NO\VI,, .., (.(. 670x15 WHITEWALL TUBELESS Plus Fed. Ex. Tlx $1 ;91 "· - 4 Easy Terms • Free Mounting "No JJmlt" Guarantee l(ain ocshine·New Grip and1101 6 $101.00 HS8 $112.00 $10.08 $129.00 $10.98 $135.00 $12.54 $159.00 $13.68 jed needed lor Ralston-Purina plant which will provide approximately 1.500 jobs in next 1 . •' ' ' '" ., "I,. ' LeHer to Gov. Rhodes, indicating intention of 1.iJ. / lral government to approve Welfsfon waterasewer system grant JULY, 1966 NO WORD FROM AUGUST, 1966 POMEROY, OHIO YOUR CONGRESSMAN NO WORD FROM YOUR CONGRESSMAN Famous Triple Rib RONT TRACTOR TIRES . ' on THREE WEEKS BEFORE ELECTION DAY $ for i..OO • l6 lubH).Ipe PIUs f!ill Fee&. £1. lax Mel 2 -= rr I-" .,_ II plut tiM ,..,, b. Ta Mi two Ullbte tract.fne 50 I De~ cle~tted hagt ior &Xtra lnclion. e DuHt wHh trtiple--to.gJl 3--T ayloo. cordbiUHIJfts hF~avy IoRdi easier, tonger. I BuUt with Tulsy11 rubber - toughest zubber Goodyear e¥er 1lleCi. .Ira a lite. 4 '" .... up 'ODIJ • ilolldyear 1'lrlt Choice for .Quollty aod Safety _ .. ""*-"' - • S·T ........ llod, 1a1111 bruistq lq •ww.-.. ....... ,, •Btdlt,__...,_ 1 M lfpo·IRIII lot wpulot lolalllla 1500 JOBS for the Tenth District are too important to be used as an election day present ... .' H&R Firestqne ·RIZE ' ., ~ ~ COMPANY '· ' .' Our. Service (DEALER STORE) Pomeroy J Ohio MILLER FORCONGRE Middleport il . . . . ,t ·,:.~ - ---... - ~}· .T•;."'' ~~·~ 1: 1-"" .... . .... ; .........~ ....... - .• - • ' Elect a Congressman who will put Public • • Not Political. • Interest First! CLARENCE E. .. w• tar--sewer system grant :. ta I ''"' ..... - YOUR CONGRESSMAN announ ces Wellston &tea , N. S und ; Wellston water-sewer system grant . .. GUN WES- QUNING KITS AMMUNITION •• on 0 and DIER PERMITS 1100 P.M. on SEPTEMBER, 1966 e Pomeroy Bowling Co. CONGRESSMAN Wellston wafer-sewer system gra nt . .. '. SUtiDAY .......... . .... , .. 12 Nlo......Cioslng YOUR Wellsto_n water-sewer system grant . . , NO WORO FROM · TRACTION ALL·WEATHER TIRES PIUDAY . .. .............. 12 NDDn IICIO P.M. 9:00P.M. Clot"" M'I:URDAY ............... 1=00 ,_,., Closing 'JUNE, 1966 / 115.110 ·GOODYEAR 3·T NYLON CORD ~ltSDAY ................ 4 P.M five yean ... Society Notes For The federal grant for Wellston water-sewer system. The pro. ..... I:: ;'6 APRIL, 1966 Rock Spnngs fUESD,II.Y .......... , ... 11 •111n 1110 P.M. WEDNISDAY ............. . 2 flt.M 4rGO P.M. 11 1 J ' ' I I '' • CALENDAR State of Ohio approves application for ·- ·- I OPEN BOWLING SCHEDUlE AT POMEROY LANES 1: I YOUR RECAP. ABLE TIRI'i TODAY "·. _. HUNnNG LICENSE aI Mr. and Mrs. Don Joh ~ i~on cmd lwns of work 1·r<.; c-om mrJting sons were Mr. and Mrs. Cor- da1ly to work in the Unit ed i doo West and fami ly o~ Rowint )Sta1.t•s uses an :JUl!nnu!Jile to j and Mr. and Mrs. Thereon get thrre. eGet A Good Buy On This Discontinued Tread Design Tire. ........... ,. ..... ..... . ~SYTERMSi FREE·MOIJNTINGI f -~ ; her co usin, Mr . ll•·~1rl~rson I CAR COM\1VTEHS Sh~ver, Mt. Pl easant. Mreh It has bt~ · rJ t->slim:111·d that i Sunday afternoon g t~ t>sts of about 82 ~r rf'nt ot the mil- THE NYLON ALL·WEATHER "42" 1 IROWNING- REMINGTON · SAVAGI- RICHARDS- STEVENS HARRINGTON ·' 1 TUFSYN e hall Gll'&rllel'l scored In the 23rd mlnules Tuesday to lead Italy'• national soccer team to ~ l.fl vlctnry over tile Soviet nal1onat bel sqnad: ore 75,000 fans at Mllln s San~ Slldlwn. the line lor the fourth lime Ibis year when he meell Dirk Tiger at Madison Square Garden Dec. 18, bas guaranteed Clay f200,000 for a heavyweigbt Utle bouL ~ ·!· I Pr"•• TORRES FITE NEW YORK (UPI) -Ligbt be Ioht champion Joae avywe.,.. ••• Tu··•·y be Torres announ~...-w CM.Li:l will defend bis tiUe against tho winner of Friday night's Rapr Rouse-Eddie Colton bout In S..We If lie I• unable to meet heavyyel&ht title holder Clsslus Clay. Torres, 'IIIIo ~uts biJ tiUe on I 1 Goodyears Great Economy Tire la.., cint.r RIFLES I 1 1 Rl. COMPLETE LINE HUNTERS COATS-PANTS SOCKS BOOTS .- HATS Cli~lll., I ~,.,.., :! ,,. f · :· I~==~======:-::::~::-=~·==:== p rtland ° Mrs -'iU l!e the last loose enlfs of bls · from the hit-tree: Barbara's ! ask '7 ° ':fll<• Tennessee, No. tO, ts In a aimllat situation atalnlt Chat. tanooga, which Ia considered Capl. Bradford Is good In small collet• circles but out of Its class against tile 10. Co17-R11111011 (M) 42 ofr:~·=?,d Mn. Wesley Bobo . J! uiting State1ide bbc ~ tubeleis piUI $3.12 Fld. Volunteers. The odd! also were Capt. and Mra. Bruee Brad· Seetnd It leaad: 11. PoW· of Chillicothe spent the week· ll. 11111:'1!1 \ ford and daughters, Dana and twa rtCiptldll taken off the board on that llllllllll- hal!D PO!nl 40; 1!. Cuyabop end witll borne folks. UI'M ~· Lelllle, who have been statlod· game. COLliMJilJS <UI'l) - Paol Htlgbll (3) H; IJ, N.. Albllll' Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jordan Second-rated Michigan State Nyttray, Bo...U.c Grte11 sop11o !12.; 14. J!rldaeport 211; 11. Mtlao were Wellaton vtolton on Frl· etl in Panama !or three yean, bave returned to the U, S. and is picked by :li points against omon •UUIIII •til ne .... . U; II. ·xew Lllll!at4n fl) II; d ••• spent tile past week with his Iowa; lhlrd·ranked UCLA il 1 • " . -. l4-polnl choice again!! washing· ed loii•Y It .....IIWfl.l¥. 17, •alliy (I) II: 11. MIS! Brenda Pe!Ht who ts parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace ton; No. 4 Alabama is 19 over coDference ~ • - t '[li'ookvllle 21; 19. CresUine and attending school in Charlesto~ Bradford, Brownell Ave., Mid· LBU; Georgia Tech, rated fifth, wblle laclle Si<ve Mltcl!eU of Barnesville 20 eacb; Dalton 19. spent a few days with her mot die port. They aiBo visited in Proctor· 11 25 over Virginia; Nebraska, Westel'll Mlelllpll wu )llfUi Odlon• ~lbwn, GU· er and children the pa•t week. ranked alxth, is 20 over KorlSas. llaemu • of • tilt • we.k. , lilollr 1114 Gr~~~o Lauro Kreba, and mother, ville wllh her father, Olen Mil· Seveotll-rated Florida, the 'l'lae panel of lleiiiiDel nd vlllt 11 nCb· Dannl!clll 81. Mn. Maude Holcomb, Mr. and hoan, and In Roanoke, Va. with lilly tum in the lop 10 upected oportscaltm wilt award tilt Mary Btltt and Allen Mrl. Andrew Cottrill and Mrs. her mother, Mra. Paul Theiss. to run Into any clllflrulty, is bonors 11va Nf]IHJ 1M lind Eoat '15 eaeb: raJrport Hllrbor Ruth Swisher 1pent a vacation CBpL Bradford has been as· only I aix·polnt choice against after ba ellfltered II& and BuiiiVIlle, IS each; In the Smoky MounUaDJ. signed to Fort Hollohird and 8 the family will reside In Baltl· Georg lo; Arkanru, rate a lurday'l 11PH1 vlderJ "" Waynesdale, Granil Vall1y and Mrs. Ruth Wood apent eighth, Is It over ruee; and Miami. Columbus Aoecltftl7 12 each; wf$er.d at home and returned more, Md. while he attends a : Southem cal., No.9, II expected Wellllltton llld MeDoneld 11 to thiJ Morrla home our Me. career school. to rebound !rom a los. to each; Dover SL JGNph and Arthur on Saturday eventna. Miami of Florida and is a 19· NUL Standtagl MaSGn 10 each: CrtlOksville, George Ragan called on A]. NEW STEELER • Don't gel lllllck In lire onow-b117 ncnr wldle pilau are low and alockt luU poinl pick over California. By Vatted llltemattonal Middletown Fenwick I each; bert Cone on Sunday evenliiJ. Pl'l'rSBURGll (UPI) -Rok· • Built d..p I$ bile daep-190 traalar•typt Glaall kle Ron Meyer, who sel 18 In elose games, Ml!sourt Is 1'1'. L. T.I'll. North Lima Paulding 8 each· Mrs. Grace Hen!lar detlgned to sot y011 through oven Ia hllbd)'41tp passing recorda 11 South Dakota only one point over Colorado; Chicago 4 I 0 8 l'lqua IIIII Pbllo to her home on Monday mow. Auburn is one over mississippi ~~~!real 3 I ~ t tach; Gennantown, Berne Un· undergoing aurgery on Friday· State, joined Pit!Jburgh from o Buill wllh !'T nyl011 cord fOl IZira bolr llltllat/1 State; Minnell<lte Is one over =ton I I I 5 ton and Mapletoll eaeb· MeVance Wilbur and family re- the Sleeter taxi SqUid Tuesday oml exira sa[11 ty after the National Footba II I Northweatern ; Baylor is one 1 oronlo I I 2 4 Comb, Oberlin Flrelands; A.. cently !hopped in Wellston. o H., Tuftyn fllbber,llll .... mfloago rubbar over Texas and Texaa Tech is Detroit 2 4 0 4 Bonia, Noflb~ • eachl Albert Cone was In Hunlln&· Le,u, ~, a~!ld .w.JiY<!'A oOII I veteran quarterback George I three over Oklahoma State. ~~lll'l York 1 3 I 3 Dille IIDII* l.Mwlf 4 !Iiebi ton an businesl Tuesday. FH.II. CorneD ts ' !J) potall 0\'er Ttleoda,.l o.mes Kent State, Wellington 3 each; Ilia Tubolttlt hlr,..• Brown Harvard is four over , flo;iton 3 Chlcago 2 Southington and Brookside I Lc ~'al Beroon Clasl Princeton; Michigan 11 eight (only game lebedvled) each; r.!eclWIItsburg, Danville, Plan• for Party 8.0016.50 X13 iior ':ZS I 2 for$30 $1.12 over filinois Ohio State Is rune tremont St. Joseph, Lancaster Plans were made for a Christ· 7.31/7,751:14 (7.00/UOx 1CJ 2fortMI 2forPt over Indiana · North Carolina .uu. ltalldhlp . Fenwick, Leetonia, Coldwater mal party to be held at the 1 .25 I 1-4 (8.00 X, .. , 2 for $31 I 2 for $43 14.l2 ': • Forked Run State Is lou~ over Maryland; By United Prtu btera.IIIIOnal and Onlario 1 each. cllurch Dec. 18 at a recent ue x1-t {8.50 x 14) aM 2ftr Ma I 2 for $41 Yale is eight over Penn; Eulenl Dlvtllotl meeting of tile Loyal Women's Sportsmen's Club 7.75 X 15 (6.70 X15) 2for,3412forP9 Clemson Is live over Norlh 'IY· L. T. Pll. RUSSIA BORIB Class o1 the MlrtdleiJ(lrt Church 1.45 x16 (7.80x 15) Hor $43 I 2 for f4l 1 1 2 All Day Sun;.~ay Carolina; Florida State is seven Qu~bec Chrl '11 '· 111 • 'UREL M 8.8510.00 x 15 11.011/11.20 Jl16. <-49 I 2 i<lr $54 over Sou til Carolina; Georgia Spnngfield 5 0 I 11 ':" ' old. (UP!) - . of Ill. • uere WI "" a I ~h · s •• over Virginia. Hershey 4 3 o Aniline, WiD1181' the Europe811 excbange. •p1111 1111 and 2 old tires. ' ~ T~ 1 "" ' B 1· Prn: In Cologne Germa Marilyn Bllbop was wei· tSlze ll1led 1110 raplacn slu 1hmm th pattl"'lffllll . VIrginia Tech il teven over a trmore 2 3 I , l.a • corned as I IIBW member and ' Rtfreshmonls 0 7 I Wake Forest· Kentucky is eight Providenct Oct. :11, arriVed at urel 1 d 11 tl t '. , Western Dlvlsloa from Russia Tul!lday to reporta on un ra 1 ng ac v• All Fish ond Game Membetl o~er Vanderbilt; Boston Co 11egc ID the fiiO,OOO Wash- Ues were given. Mn. RDbert 1nd other Sportsmen Invited I i• seven over 'lftlllam and . W. L. T. Pta. lngton, D.C., International on JWbel presented devotlo01 usMary: Syracuse Is seven over :S~;:!' ~ l'iov. IL lng the "Twenty-Third Psalm," Penn State, PUrdue Is 14 over The Rus'' '" five-year-old and a meditation entitled "The Wisconsin; Stanford Is 14 ovar ~ffa:o d : : ~ ...._ Wfive ·of live this year: Sweele8t o1 All lhe Psalms.'' Air Force; eel M~aml of eve an · a · ·· ' ·• 15. inll@l IIJt, M<Ond appea- Refreshments w•re served by Florida i• nine over Tulane. Tuesd y'l"""'tr . ranee 'ln tbt International, Ml1. ReibeL ud Mrs. Ernest 3 2 In the NaU011al Football Ruchester Quebec • bavinl fiDLahed tldrd to Kelso tn LaUanee. League, the Dallas Cowboys art (only &'III!IChedJile,l) . llll·~~ 'fi=''iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiii,biiii~;;;;;~;_iiiiiiilo picked by 10 over the Ph iladel· :1 phia Eagles; the Cleveland Browns are 17 over the Pittsburgh Steelers; the Balti· more Colts oro " over the Wa 5 h i n i t OQ 1\odskins; the Green Bay Pae~<ers are 10 over lhe Minnesota VIkings; the Lol Angeles JUms are three over Mrs. Lewis Gruner II ~pend· lhe San Francisco 49ers and lng two weeks In Sprlng!leld lhe s1 l..ouil ClnlJnall ;re 17 where ahe Is YiBitlng relatives. over the New Yort Giants. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Abbott ·• The Buffalo Bills are fa~ored spent I day last week In C..: , LOW PII/IZS SI'AilTAT... by 12 points over the Miami lumhus 011 business. Dolphins; the Bosten Patriots Mrs. Hugh. Bearhs visited I Modern w ra p - luM_., ·,~ :. ~. ; with are seven over the llenVel' recent mol'lllllt with Mr. and 8,000 gripping edgeo gives JO" ...... nd fia'd Mrs. Patrlek WOIId •"" family. extra traction In tura1 ~: ""' Oakla 1 ers Mr. and Mri.1AO~Ib and are 10 over the Houston Oilers: famtl 1 BrUJI ' t' .....,;t • Built wllh extra-strong 3·'1' nyloll and rhe Kansu Illy Chiefs Y0 1D .,..... a re. cord and extra miLeage uon.OOJ1! three over lhe San Diego ce.nl weekend With rtlaUv.. Tulsyn rubber J)l•ck MtiUI Chargen in the American thll area. Ft<l . h . Til • Turnpike-proved at 100 llld old tire Football League. MILAN-, -ltalJ--fUP-1)--Center how: for 100 miles More Sports OnPagelO "' I"' !S:: .!~~~ R~ and l ~!;l~r s~p";.r 01 B ..'OQ d wa • lCe Dall Se troubles ... Then Bevi'U play llllssed more sbowa than she's : y nUnel, Pomeroy-lflddleport, 0. , Nov. 2, 196fi-5,Johnson. 1 I a monk m a Jules Levey mov. ie. perfonned since bar rave tpell' j Mrs. Aleta Pal'llollJ, · The Las V . 'J IJke a cheerful centerpiece lng reviews. of Hart_ford,, Conn., spent a Ohio and ber sister, Mrt. about lo fly ~~· Flammgo's /lng $100. week. BUJ B ckl at Jim Downey's foine 8th ~ve. 'J'he FCC' 0 week Wltll hiS parents, Mr. and ViSited recently with Mrs. E • Nert : The 'fro . new hands . If beautiful Connie Towers u ey. . I:rlsh theatrical job, talented s expected lo give Mn ..William A. McKelvey and the. Price and other friends ~ wa 's prcaoa · Broad. 1sUH con'l find husband Ge 1 dl'arf (Jn all but inlellect5 pay-TV the Brg Okay by Chris~ his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Don the area. ~ to~ DICk Maney checked in-' McGrath to serve tl d' "" i The entlro Bdwy. Ucket .... Michael Dunn olts atop the bar imas . Mansfield Hotel owner Johnson and family Mr Me· ' Sand or~alk, Conn., Hospital .. papers, here's where"ae~:o~~ l tabllshment. (manager,, treas· and dispenses witty COIIlments, Ale• Mrller an.1 Wile, NiAa, Kelvey was to lea~e M~nday Mr. and Mrs. T. G. llilldora • pal yh 'Uoufax supposedly told in a Washmgton D C bo .,· urers, ticket agents, producen jsoch as, "I'm really Laurence I made it a quick cancellation I' M and Mrs by plane from Connechcut for of Syracuse, Mrs. Bob I.Byer" s e announce his retire- al with he til', . . Spl . etc.) jammed the SL Moritz IOlivier after laJ:es" Hey I in Mexico Hospitalized N r. . Harry Swan Fort Lewis Wash where he Larry and Julie and Mrs, 're ~.:~.:Iter the Tokyo trip Someone :g~~~ c' Hotel to honor Hugb McGauley,[David Merrick: The FcC in: i Y. Jets halfback Sherman Lew: / ;nd Mr. and Mrs. MarvIn Will underg~ six .;~ntlls tram. ry Byer of MiddlepoM vlsi iy . d columrust ConRoJ. controller Procacrmo wh manage~ of st Ja~s Thea.l aists radio-TV slaUons take ed· lis has a pleasanler confinement wan, Huntington, W Va., re- lng With lhe Army. Wednesday w enmg wil , . " ue at Mayo s for heart paying the bi b 11 1 s ler OR hiS 40th showbn anniver- ltorial stands en poblic issues being signaled. A tiny rooter ,cently spent a weekend in Mr and Mrs Bill McKe l~ey ~~;gery The 1926 Silver 're Big') for Ln~s~ .:nd they· sary : they gave Hughie a $2,000 .. And you've certamly made due in Feb. Jackie G!eason ' Cieveland where they attended Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson rat the home oJ 1\!r. and Mrs M ud Rolls-Royce, in whi ch ed-else~here co . Y. recrwt· watch, a trip to Europe and a pubhc Issue of drama crili /staffers tell us The Large , a birthday celebration lor Mr. ·entertained with a dinner hon- 1Don Johnson and sons lt'hael Came Js snooting a¥iPoor Jawn Lm;;~~~s~ers i seven pieces of luggage . . Fine IcJsm Fme furmture ereato; :One's due to announce a non - Swan's only sister, Mrs. Ber- ormg th~ir son, Brlm1, on his Mrs Don Johnson l'w'3M he!-!!: ~~·~~ lown, " a I,IOO·a·day ren. 'after he was eleckd T i ~~a: ,sent . Bert Wheeler entertain· Jolin Vesey has designs on rich Ishowbiz Florida business deal ' lha Barton, on "':" 90th birth· fourth .b~rthday Friday even- less lor the Portland, Great~ Le I' om Saks 5th s ha~rcoiorisl [Square and Green ·h V11 ed and proved rumors oJ bis JU. Caslro refugee Nelly Balletta J hn F . , . . day. The celebration was held mg. Dmner guests were Mr. Bend Home Demonsjratwn ciutn! 0 ontames m bed Wlth at the ch:uch which Mrs Bar- and Mrs. William A McKel- at her home Wedf!esduy The=: . s 1e Blanchard A few Istores still d bwit1. 1 age ness more than slightlye :r:ag:~'The Apple Tree'' me g pictures ago Mk 1 a ust mg busi· gerated ·, th ~ • he'll re 1um. to 1rnent ·· na e· pneumonia that lucky • bug to8 h tie d · M d Mrs. Thf'reon busmess m~tmg was· 'cor1uct.:::: · i! _____ - ~ __1 .:_ wasn't earn- 1ness in pop-op souvemr oste Js worried their star ap. L'Ir 'Ro , . as a ned for over 60 vey, r. an --- -- --·~-- P rs Saranac a Will Rogers Hos)lltal 'ple Barbara 'Harris might fall i<no v~i~a)n sur~s due for vem /years. Johnson, Rocme. Mr Olld Mrs ed by the preSident. M''· JeanS " - - · __ ___g_'!_thiJ week. --~· _"''d _Mrs._B~cK:l~ey Bill McKelvey, Hartford •.Conn., Sayre. Mrs . Loo1se Brewer tll<'n$1 Mr. and Mrs. T. C. HJlldore, gav e a short tal k aliaut using! Sy~acuse, ~r. ~M Mr~- Ben the book mobile and di.~ playt>dg PhJI_son, Mr s. \1ma l.ewu: of seve ral of the books lhat i' re "' Racme, Mr. Marv in McKel vey, available. Lunch cOnsistif1g of~ student _at , Marslr all U...aversHy, a salad course, ro lls, colk.> ard H and Bnan s brot~er, , Hr ucc. j pumpkin pi e wa.s se rvd to Ihe ~ i Other guests durmg tne even- members. Lum:n wa" prepar.. r: rng wer.e Mr. and Mrs Clar· redby Mrs. Johnson_ Mrs. Ca1'111 J ence Pr1ce. I Hhodps and Mr::.. Et hPl Mill· !l Mr. and Mrs .. RobPrt Eul er er. The afternoon tuple IJt i 1 and_ children, M1 chae1 and " Mea l Planning·• w a~ led by '·j Lon Ann, Charl eston, spe11 t r Mrs. Rhodes, fl..1rs t- rr h' r and ( the weekend wi th their parents , Mrs. Johnson. Guests in addi· I Mr. an d Mrs. Harold fluw; h and liO n to lhnse me11twr 4d above ~·1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eul er. were Mrs. Har-ry Swan ' lr · · T d · ' • " s. ! Ues ay dmner guescs of Mr. Esta Roush, J\Trs. F: ka Daile·y, . 1 and Mrs. , Harry Swan Wt' re Mrs. Louise Brewer. Mr::~. j .\1rs. Swans brothers, Mr. Clay Ruth Ebt·r~hnrh . Mrs. Margie •• ! Nohe, Vien na, W Va ., .a nd Mr. [ Hous/1 and Mrs. Ca rolrn Price. W. R. Nohe, P:l•·kers buru and Chestnut Ridge Society News PNM eauiollc 63 Ford G1l1xlt ~ peed YORK (UP!) - The oddamakera e<peot thlt to be 1 wei!kend for mismatches in collet• loolball. First-ranked Notre Dame figures to pull off one o/ tho worst rout! of lba nattll when it laces Pittsburgh, The Irish, willl the bell offenoe tn tile country, were such lopsided favorites thai tbe odds were taken olf the board. .. 1J'. TO NEW SURE·DRIP SN.11R8 63 Mercury 2 'NEW YOilk 1VPI) - SaJI. dy Kou!u's .unanimous ... ltcllon for o third Cy YOuna pitcher oJ lba year awanl placed the lltllllniiM Aqtl" 11 Dodger leltbaJulor Ia pool" lion todiy to tCOre a tteinl "dollbll • by . . . . the Nao Uonal Leagae'o mOat val... ble player plaqae to bll Jaar. els. Koo!u and outlltMer llilbo trio Cem~att ol tL. Pitts. hlJ'I) PlraiH art elpeGIId to run I·Z - either way when the NL Mfp IIDIIce II Uno1lll0ed hr the luellall Writers Alsoeldtloa ol Amer loa on Nov, 18, NEW 62 Ford Fairlane 500. 2 Dr, I standard ttant. It MayBe Weekend Of Mismatches , Chu~h hm ~arty ' "''he' 'Ohio !ita Phi Chapter of The Youtll Ct\611' ollhe LaurBeta Sigma Phi Sorority held el Cliff Free Methodllt churob (County), Rozelle aakl the IIIUIOUilOOmenl came I Uttlo tarUar lllan he had ortf)nalty plallll8d. llmfevtr, he 111d the rtas011 was to help boost a propt!Hd aonstituuonat ametldlllenllflllch wlll go before 1.4ulsial!l voters ~entlrtel, 'Nrneroy•Middlepot't, o., Nov. 2, 1!8'_ "' f ouch Choir '!J/ ~ l:(OI!ell, Bremla Ollmoit, Prelerential Teo is Held. By SororitY · • �'• / . ·'· " f ' New Orleans Become$l6thMemberofNFL NEW ORLEANS (UPI) Loulsllhll Olftcilil, ~roudly displaying 1 oontnDI for a professional faotball team In 1917 turned their attention todiy to getting 1 rrtbiU·mliUon dollar domed •tadlum. Rtlellt ll'lil gtM_. by way !(IF COI1IIniGttpll Of I eiO atellded lfllllaust Wlllll lie mllllono4IO IIIWioD ~Gillld llao mlde the annOIIIICtlllellt 11 a iUunt tither In MiW llriHDa or qulekly-411led ntWs eonleMct. In DellhbOrlltl JefttriGII PariJh 'ftle aei~on 01 New Orleans aa t h o National r o o t b a II League'! t6tb team sltl wa1 1nnounced Tuelday by Pete Rozelle, the NFL's youthful nest Tue!dll)'. commissioner, Tht lllllaDtlmfllt eiWI tile 65 Ford Galaxle 500, 41lr. I eyllndo!, outo. nt1ttt, & trtnt . l1illlo whltowoll llroo 64 Ford GeiiXie SOOXL 2 Dr. Hordtop. c:yllndtr, 4 · speed I trans. Like n•w crll•dor. 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr 8 cVIIII<Itr, tuft, trens. lltdlo and hettet, power &turing, whitewall tire•. 63 Chevrolet 8el Alre. 4 Dr 6 C)'l . Standard trans. White wall tire•· 63 Rambler SSO Series 4 Dr. 6 cylinder. st11n1t.rd trant., r• dio & httftr, whitewall fir,.. 6~ PontiAC G.T.O. rempewt. 2 Or. Hetdtop. 4 spetd fflnl. 63 Ford Galllflt 500 4 Dr. I ewllndtr aufo. matle trans Radio and haattr . power 1..1tln •. white well tire!. 65 Oodql D1rt 1 Or. 270 Strltt, 6 tyllnder, standard tr1n1 .. radio and heater 64 Ford F-700 5 speed trans. 2 speed rear axle, 8 cyl. Dump Truck. Lont whttl bn e. Automatic tnns, Custom 1 Door Hardtop. Power Steering 1nd 8rak11. Autamath: tran1. 500, 4 dr. I oyl., .td. trons. Radio & h..tt-r, WIS fires 62 Ford G•l•xle 500 'l dr. 8 cyl. automatic trens., ndt• l hHttr, W. S. Tir11 62 Ford G1laxie 4 dr. 8 tyl., aufom1flc trans., udio & hetttr, WI s llrot 62 Ford *· Country Sedtft 4 J~tl· tlon wagon, I tyl . automa· ttc trans., rldfe & hM.. r, ¥f 1S tir.. 62 Scout 14 Ton 6 cyl. 4 wheel drln 62 Chevrolet ~ ton Pan~r Truck, ' cyl., 4 spud tnns. 60 Ford F-600 2 ton, I ..,•• S _.t trills. ule, stake lang whiM IMa bed, 65 Ford Custom 4 dr., f! cyl. eur.mttlc lrpns. Radle & MaW, W I S lire~ 66 Chevrolet M~tllhu • tfr. M1rdtop . I cy-l., eu ...... tlc tr&na,. powtr deerif'IIW. redie & heater, W1$ ttres 64 Fairl1ne 2 Dr. 8 cyl. automatic Iran~ .• ridio & hea,..,., wrs tires 62 Olds Starfire 2 dr. HWfw, ,ower det>rincr , ,.._., hrakelli , radio & heater, w·s tlr•s ~ 1 F"rd Galaxie 500 XL 7 d•. haM!op, 8 cyL 4 1per.d fNm., ndlo & hE' ate r, power !'! f&ering, w ~ tirn 62 Studebaker 4 dr .. 6 cyL Std. t rent. R.. dio & ht'ater 61 Ford Galaxie 4 dr. I cyl. automatic trans, fhdlo & heater, Wll tiret YouAiwl,s Pay Less At KEITH GOBLE FORD USED CAR . ttl pJ·t!erenUal tea Sunday at eojoyed a· Halloween party lilt li'ome Of· Mn. l!en !lwiJll. recently In Ule · reereallon . . . room oJ the panonage. A grand laJ: on molelllMIIlqitl rooma In :drs. WilHam Ander&Qil, Mrs. march was held and prlzea II' New Orleanl aiid Jefferson · Barnitz, Miss .,Sondra warded to Relo. Eugene Gill for Parish. · 1Drake, Mrs. Kenlfelh, McCul· the funniest; Brenda Gilmore, Rozelle said the avallablllty of Mrs. Ronald 0 Donnell, the most original; alii! Richard Marilyn Swan and MISB Frl d !test the alant atadlUIII -. one ef the lnljol' l'fbOIII New Orlaua I~== '!'hompson received the ~~S.,n~s .~ hot chocolate ;;;;. ... II tJtual conducted by Mrs. served to Karolyn and 1111 oltDitlt. "1 lblal: . ll'l 11111 kiDd tf 1 E&chehnan, assisted by Soullby, Becky and Greg Irick. Let's kick!" Mitch. Eblin, Darlene Michael, Mar· tea table was .attracUve tlla Baker, Karen Flores, Mlck· In white Unen cover and cen· tared with an arrang~ment of dlr)lslihlhernuml made Mrs. (ibarlea Lewlt,. with e8!1dlet In <!l')lalal holders eliber side. Open (4ee•.. ••·,n··l ·. COL'!JMBUS (t!Pil _ 'l'be . !l'~hes, cookies, ·mh1ls jn, Tbll lt.dtU~~~ l!lllllt llhanetd by 1 oru1 and Ollfobill per Cltlt M-Catholic Leads Ohio Class Alls t!itltecl llilernatioDil Oblo llith ICbool Class A ., MHo Alta COlle eaacheS r~lllll• 'fWith llrat SpendlJ!S till !l'llkend In thil place lltd 'tOP • lalt llirloboll home wm the R611> t&<!ol'd.l Ill pamtheM,): art ilbaw lamtt, ol .. Mr. IIIII Mrt. GUll Paulay 'l'iild ; Mia Cbarl..ton, W. Va., ¥lilted htt 1. Marlon Ctthollo (It f'-0) lft IIIOtber, Mrs. Naney Jack, tor 2, 8an. ·SI. Mltl'l 0) (8-0) lU d s. ~rt (2) (a..) at 1 few 1Y1· n 4. Blul!toti f!) (e.G) 18 Leon&rd Qulsenherr)l wu 1 Frl· 1, Lor, St. !Ur1l fll (8-0) 11 Crooksville on business 6. Slladyalde (8) (8-0) Ill day. . · 1. Clear Jl'ort IZ) (7~1) 19 Sunda)o caller! of Mrs. 0100'' I. veruDIIII (J) (8-Gl ra Foster were Enos Peck and 48 .. daughter Of Springfield and Mr. 8. Ports, N.D. tl) (NI) n dT 10. s·tanton Local 121 ('l.fl) 41 and Mrs. Joe Turner an ony Mr. ·and Ml1. lli~hatd Friend al!ll J!lchanl, M.arvljl, Melv!JI, Bel!ndll and Mit~ 1111d ljev; and Mra. Glil· ..,. Niru;y, Darla Kathy sUe and' Dolom. ' •,. · · REVIVAL ANIIOVNCEO wlfs The Bachtel EUB murcll revival wlll start Su. .y, .N..: b · 1 1· 30 The vern er 8 a · p.m. LOT 1Muot&lyc11110,.1U. ~V speaker will lit Rov. ~ltoa Eubanka . or Ulaytoll, Cltoratl. with tnaplratlonal singing ly. Evlryone II 1ah Mll)er ll wei-. I i .! Ill• IIMr ld At~dln• were OFFER! • Mils Rlla Ball, Mrs. Eddie. , C1'0<111Cs, f Gtuesor, Mi's. ard Hovatter, Mrs. Kltth Rlags, Mro. Norman Schoonov· er, Mrs. Tom Smith, Mrs. AI· vln Spears, Mrs. John Watson and Mrs. Tom Clelland. $ ..., 00 SoClety • Notes 1 BRAND NEW 3~T NYLON TIRES 1•-!IIRdlllll... w;th $ BRING us . A POLITICAL $ BUY AT THESE LO\V PRICES NO\VI,, .., (.(. 670x15 WHITEWALL TUBELESS Plus Fed. Ex. Tlx $1 ;91 "· - 4 Easy Terms • Free Mounting "No JJmlt" Guarantee l(ain ocshine·New Grip and1101 6 $101.00 HS8 $112.00 $10.08 $129.00 $10.98 $135.00 $12.54 $159.00 $13.68 jed needed lor Ralston-Purina plant which will provide approximately 1.500 jobs in next 1 . •' ' ' '" ., "I,. ' LeHer to Gov. Rhodes, indicating intention of 1.iJ. / lral government to approve Welfsfon waterasewer system grant JULY, 1966 NO WORD FROM AUGUST, 1966 POMEROY, OHIO YOUR CONGRESSMAN NO WORD FROM YOUR CONGRESSMAN Famous Triple Rib RONT TRACTOR TIRES . ' on THREE WEEKS BEFORE ELECTION DAY $ for i..OO • l6 lubH).Ipe PIUs f!ill Fee&. £1. lax Mel 2 -= rr I-" .,_ II plut tiM ,..,, b. Ta Mi two Ullbte tract.fne 50 I De~ cle~tted hagt ior &Xtra lnclion. e DuHt wHh trtiple--to.gJl 3--T ayloo. cordbiUHIJfts hF~avy IoRdi easier, tonger. I BuUt with Tulsy11 rubber - toughest zubber Goodyear e¥er 1lleCi. .Ira a lite. 4 '" .... up 'ODIJ • ilolldyear 1'lrlt Choice for .Quollty aod Safety _ .. ""*-"' - • S·T ........ llod, 1a1111 bruistq lq •ww.-.. ....... ,, •Btdlt,__...,_ 1 M lfpo·IRIII lot wpulot lolalllla 1500 JOBS for the Tenth District are too important to be used as an election day present ... .' H&R Firestqne ·RIZE ' ., ~ ~ COMPANY '· ' .' Our. Service (DEALER STORE) Pomeroy J Ohio MILLER FORCONGRE Middleport il . . . . ,t ·,:.~ - ---... - ~}· .T•;."'' ~~·~ 1: 1-"" .... . .... ; .........~ ....... - .• - • ' Elect a Congressman who will put Public • • Not Political. • Interest First! CLARENCE E. .. w• tar--sewer system grant :. ta I ''"' ..... - YOUR CONGRESSMAN announ ces Wellston &tea , N. S und ; Wellston water-sewer system grant . .. GUN WES- QUNING KITS AMMUNITION •• on 0 and DIER PERMITS 1100 P.M. on SEPTEMBER, 1966 e Pomeroy Bowling Co. CONGRESSMAN Wellston wafer-sewer system gra nt . .. '. SUtiDAY .......... . .... , .. 12 Nlo......Cioslng YOUR Wellsto_n water-sewer system grant . . , NO WORO FROM · TRACTION ALL·WEATHER TIRES PIUDAY . .. .............. 12 NDDn IICIO P.M. 9:00P.M. Clot"" M'I:URDAY ............... 1=00 ,_,., Closing 'JUNE, 1966 / 115.110 ·GOODYEAR 3·T NYLON CORD ~ltSDAY ................ 4 P.M five yean ... Society Notes For The federal grant for Wellston water-sewer system. The pro. ..... I:: ;'6 APRIL, 1966 Rock Spnngs fUESD,II.Y .......... , ... 11 •111n 1110 P.M. WEDNISDAY ............. . 2 flt.M 4rGO P.M. 11 1 J ' ' I I '' • CALENDAR State of Ohio approves application for ·- ·- I OPEN BOWLING SCHEDUlE AT POMEROY LANES 1: I YOUR RECAP. ABLE TIRI'i TODAY "·. _. HUNnNG LICENSE aI Mr. and Mrs. Don Joh ~ i~on cmd lwns of work 1·r<.; c-om mrJting sons were Mr. and Mrs. Cor- da1ly to work in the Unit ed i doo West and fami ly o~ Rowint )Sta1.t•s uses an :JUl!nnu!Jile to j and Mr. and Mrs. Thereon get thrre. eGet A Good Buy On This Discontinued Tread Design Tire. ........... ,. ..... ..... . ~SYTERMSi FREE·MOIJNTINGI f -~ ; her co usin, Mr . ll•·~1rl~rson I CAR COM\1VTEHS Sh~ver, Mt. Pl easant. Mreh It has bt~ · rJ t->slim:111·d that i Sunday afternoon g t~ t>sts of about 82 ~r rf'nt ot the mil- THE NYLON ALL·WEATHER "42" 1 IROWNING- REMINGTON · SAVAGI- RICHARDS- STEVENS HARRINGTON ·' 1 TUFSYN e hall Gll'&rllel'l scored In the 23rd mlnules Tuesday to lead Italy'• national soccer team to ~ l.fl vlctnry over tile Soviet nal1onat bel sqnad: ore 75,000 fans at Mllln s San~ Slldlwn. the line lor the fourth lime Ibis year when he meell Dirk Tiger at Madison Square Garden Dec. 18, bas guaranteed Clay f200,000 for a heavyweigbt Utle bouL ~ ·!· I Pr"•• TORRES FITE NEW YORK (UPI) -Ligbt be Ioht champion Joae avywe.,.. ••• Tu··•·y be Torres announ~...-w CM.Li:l will defend bis tiUe against tho winner of Friday night's Rapr Rouse-Eddie Colton bout In S..We If lie I• unable to meet heavyyel&ht title holder Clsslus Clay. Torres, 'IIIIo ~uts biJ tiUe on I 1 Goodyears Great Economy Tire la.., cint.r RIFLES I 1 1 Rl. COMPLETE LINE HUNTERS COATS-PANTS SOCKS BOOTS .- HATS Cli~lll., I ~,.,.., :! ,,. f · :· I~==~======:-::::~::-=~·==:== p rtland ° Mrs -'iU l!e the last loose enlfs of bls · from the hit-tree: Barbara's ! ask '7 ° ':fll<• Tennessee, No. tO, ts In a aimllat situation atalnlt Chat. tanooga, which Ia considered Capl. Bradford Is good In small collet• circles but out of Its class against tile 10. Co17-R11111011 (M) 42 ofr:~·=?,d Mn. Wesley Bobo . J! uiting State1ide bbc ~ tubeleis piUI $3.12 Fld. Volunteers. The odd! also were Capt. and Mra. Bruee Brad· Seetnd It leaad: 11. PoW· of Chillicothe spent the week· ll. 11111:'1!1 \ ford and daughters, Dana and twa rtCiptldll taken off the board on that llllllllll- hal!D PO!nl 40; 1!. Cuyabop end witll borne folks. UI'M ~· Lelllle, who have been statlod· game. COLliMJilJS <UI'l) - Paol Htlgbll (3) H; IJ, N.. Albllll' Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jordan Second-rated Michigan State Nyttray, Bo...U.c Grte11 sop11o !12.; 14. J!rldaeport 211; 11. Mtlao were Wellaton vtolton on Frl· etl in Panama !or three yean, bave returned to the U, S. and is picked by :li points against omon •UUIIII •til ne .... . U; II. ·xew Lllll!at4n fl) II; d ••• spent tile past week with his Iowa; lhlrd·ranked UCLA il 1 • " . -. l4-polnl choice again!! washing· ed loii•Y It .....IIWfl.l¥. 17, •alliy (I) II: 11. MIS! Brenda Pe!Ht who ts parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace ton; No. 4 Alabama is 19 over coDference ~ • - t '[li'ookvllle 21; 19. CresUine and attending school in Charlesto~ Bradford, Brownell Ave., Mid· LBU; Georgia Tech, rated fifth, wblle laclle Si<ve Mltcl!eU of Barnesville 20 eacb; Dalton 19. spent a few days with her mot die port. They aiBo visited in Proctor· 11 25 over Virginia; Nebraska, Westel'll Mlelllpll wu )llfUi Odlon• ~lbwn, GU· er and children the pa•t week. ranked alxth, is 20 over KorlSas. llaemu • of • tilt • we.k. , lilollr 1114 Gr~~~o Lauro Kreba, and mother, ville wllh her father, Olen Mil· Seveotll-rated Florida, the 'l'lae panel of lleiiiiDel nd vlllt 11 nCb· Dannl!clll 81. Mn. Maude Holcomb, Mr. and hoan, and In Roanoke, Va. with lilly tum in the lop 10 upected oportscaltm wilt award tilt Mary Btltt and Allen Mrl. Andrew Cottrill and Mrs. her mother, Mra. Paul Theiss. to run Into any clllflrulty, is bonors 11va Nf]IHJ 1M lind Eoat '15 eaeb: raJrport Hllrbor Ruth Swisher 1pent a vacation CBpL Bradford has been as· only I aix·polnt choice against after ba ellfltered II& and BuiiiVIlle, IS each; In the Smoky MounUaDJ. signed to Fort Hollohird and 8 the family will reside In Baltl· Georg lo; Arkanru, rate a lurday'l 11PH1 vlderJ "" Waynesdale, Granil Vall1y and Mrs. Ruth Wood apent eighth, Is It over ruee; and Miami. Columbus Aoecltftl7 12 each; wf$er.d at home and returned more, Md. while he attends a : Southem cal., No.9, II expected Wellllltton llld MeDoneld 11 to thiJ Morrla home our Me. career school. to rebound !rom a los. to each; Dover SL JGNph and Arthur on Saturday eventna. Miami of Florida and is a 19· NUL Standtagl MaSGn 10 each: CrtlOksville, George Ragan called on A]. NEW STEELER • Don't gel lllllck In lire onow-b117 ncnr wldle pilau are low and alockt luU poinl pick over California. By Vatted llltemattonal Middletown Fenwick I each; bert Cone on Sunday evenliiJ. Pl'l'rSBURGll (UPI) -Rok· • Built d..p I$ bile daep-190 traalar•typt Glaall kle Ron Meyer, who sel 18 In elose games, Ml!sourt Is 1'1'. L. T.I'll. North Lima Paulding 8 each· Mrs. Grace Hen!lar detlgned to sot y011 through oven Ia hllbd)'41tp passing recorda 11 South Dakota only one point over Colorado; Chicago 4 I 0 8 l'lqua IIIII Pbllo to her home on Monday mow. Auburn is one over mississippi ~~~!real 3 I ~ t tach; Gennantown, Berne Un· undergoing aurgery on Friday· State, joined Pit!Jburgh from o Buill wllh !'T nyl011 cord fOl IZira bolr llltllat/1 State; Minnell<lte Is one over =ton I I I 5 ton and Mapletoll eaeb· MeVance Wilbur and family re- the Sleeter taxi SqUid Tuesday oml exira sa[11 ty after the National Footba II I Northweatern ; Baylor is one 1 oronlo I I 2 4 Comb, Oberlin Flrelands; A.. cently !hopped in Wellston. o H., Tuftyn fllbber,llll .... mfloago rubbar over Texas and Texaa Tech is Detroit 2 4 0 4 Bonia, Noflb~ • eachl Albert Cone was In Hunlln&· Le,u, ~, a~!ld .w.JiY<!'A oOII I veteran quarterback George I three over Oklahoma State. ~~lll'l York 1 3 I 3 Dille IIDII* l.Mwlf 4 !Iiebi ton an businesl Tuesday. FH.II. CorneD ts ' !J) potall 0\'er Ttleoda,.l o.mes Kent State, Wellington 3 each; Ilia Tubolttlt hlr,..• Brown Harvard is four over , flo;iton 3 Chlcago 2 Southington and Brookside I Lc ~'al Beroon Clasl Princeton; Michigan 11 eight (only game lebedvled) each; r.!eclWIItsburg, Danville, Plan• for Party 8.0016.50 X13 iior ':ZS I 2 for$30 $1.12 over filinois Ohio State Is rune tremont St. Joseph, Lancaster Plans were made for a Christ· 7.31/7,751:14 (7.00/UOx 1CJ 2fortMI 2forPt over Indiana · North Carolina .uu. ltalldhlp . Fenwick, Leetonia, Coldwater mal party to be held at the 1 .25 I 1-4 (8.00 X, .. , 2 for $31 I 2 for $43 14.l2 ': • Forked Run State Is lou~ over Maryland; By United Prtu btera.IIIIOnal and Onlario 1 each. cllurch Dec. 18 at a recent ue x1-t {8.50 x 14) aM 2ftr Ma I 2 for $41 Yale is eight over Penn; Eulenl Dlvtllotl meeting of tile Loyal Women's Sportsmen's Club 7.75 X 15 (6.70 X15) 2for,3412forP9 Clemson Is live over Norlh 'IY· L. T. Pll. RUSSIA BORIB Class o1 the MlrtdleiJ(lrt Church 1.45 x16 (7.80x 15) Hor $43 I 2 for f4l 1 1 2 All Day Sun;.~ay Carolina; Florida State is seven Qu~bec Chrl '11 '· 111 • 'UREL M 8.8510.00 x 15 11.011/11.20 Jl16. <-49 I 2 i<lr $54 over Sou til Carolina; Georgia Spnngfield 5 0 I 11 ':" ' old. (UP!) - . of Ill. • uere WI "" a I ~h · s •• over Virginia. Hershey 4 3 o Aniline, WiD1181' the Europe811 excbange. •p1111 1111 and 2 old tires. ' ~ T~ 1 "" ' B 1· Prn: In Cologne Germa Marilyn Bllbop was wei· tSlze ll1led 1110 raplacn slu 1hmm th pattl"'lffllll . VIrginia Tech il teven over a trmore 2 3 I , l.a • corned as I IIBW member and ' Rtfreshmonls 0 7 I Wake Forest· Kentucky is eight Providenct Oct. :11, arriVed at urel 1 d 11 tl t '. , Western Dlvlsloa from Russia Tul!lday to reporta on un ra 1 ng ac v• All Fish ond Game Membetl o~er Vanderbilt; Boston Co 11egc ID the fiiO,OOO Wash- Ues were given. Mn. RDbert 1nd other Sportsmen Invited I i• seven over 'lftlllam and . W. L. T. Pta. lngton, D.C., International on JWbel presented devotlo01 usMary: Syracuse Is seven over :S~;:!' ~ l'iov. IL lng the "Twenty-Third Psalm," Penn State, PUrdue Is 14 over The Rus'' '" five-year-old and a meditation entitled "The Wisconsin; Stanford Is 14 ovar ~ffa:o d : : ~ ...._ Wfive ·of live this year: Sweele8t o1 All lhe Psalms.'' Air Force; eel M~aml of eve an · a · ·· ' ·• 15. inll@l IIJt, M<Ond appea- Refreshments w•re served by Florida i• nine over Tulane. Tuesd y'l"""'tr . ranee 'ln tbt International, Ml1. ReibeL ud Mrs. Ernest 3 2 In the NaU011al Football Ruchester Quebec • bavinl fiDLahed tldrd to Kelso tn LaUanee. League, the Dallas Cowboys art (only &'III!IChedJile,l) . llll·~~ 'fi=''iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiii,biiii~;;;;;~;_iiiiiiilo picked by 10 over the Ph iladel· :1 phia Eagles; the Cleveland Browns are 17 over the Pittsburgh Steelers; the Balti· more Colts oro " over the Wa 5 h i n i t OQ 1\odskins; the Green Bay Pae~<ers are 10 over lhe Minnesota VIkings; the Lol Angeles JUms are three over Mrs. Lewis Gruner II ~pend· lhe San Francisco 49ers and lng two weeks In Sprlng!leld lhe s1 l..ouil ClnlJnall ;re 17 where ahe Is YiBitlng relatives. over the New Yort Giants. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Abbott ·• The Buffalo Bills are fa~ored spent I day last week In C..: , LOW PII/IZS SI'AilTAT... by 12 points over the Miami lumhus 011 business. Dolphins; the Bosten Patriots Mrs. Hugh. Bearhs visited I Modern w ra p - luM_., ·,~ :. ~. ; with are seven over the llenVel' recent mol'lllllt with Mr. and 8,000 gripping edgeo gives JO" ...... nd fia'd Mrs. Patrlek WOIId •"" family. extra traction In tura1 ~: ""' Oakla 1 ers Mr. and Mri.1AO~Ib and are 10 over the Houston Oilers: famtl 1 BrUJI ' t' .....,;t • Built wllh extra-strong 3·'1' nyloll and rhe Kansu Illy Chiefs Y0 1D .,..... a re. cord and extra miLeage uon.OOJ1! three over lhe San Diego ce.nl weekend With rtlaUv.. Tulsyn rubber J)l•ck MtiUI Chargen in the American thll area. Ft<l . h . Til • Turnpike-proved at 100 llld old tire Football League. MILAN-, -ltalJ--fUP-1)--Center how: for 100 miles More Sports OnPagelO "' I"' !S:: .!~~~ R~ and l ~!;l~r s~p";.r 01 B ..'OQ d wa • lCe Dall Se troubles ... Then Bevi'U play llllssed more sbowa than she's : y nUnel, Pomeroy-lflddleport, 0. , Nov. 2, 196fi-5,Johnson. 1 I a monk m a Jules Levey mov. ie. perfonned since bar rave tpell' j Mrs. Aleta Pal'llollJ, · The Las V . 'J IJke a cheerful centerpiece lng reviews. of Hart_ford,, Conn., spent a Ohio and ber sister, Mrt. about lo fly ~~· Flammgo's /lng $100. week. BUJ B ckl at Jim Downey's foine 8th ~ve. 'J'he FCC' 0 week Wltll hiS parents, Mr. and ViSited recently with Mrs. E • Nert : The 'fro . new hands . If beautiful Connie Towers u ey. . I:rlsh theatrical job, talented s expected lo give Mn ..William A. McKelvey and the. Price and other friends ~ wa 's prcaoa · Broad. 1sUH con'l find husband Ge 1 dl'arf (Jn all but inlellect5 pay-TV the Brg Okay by Chris~ his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Don the area. ~ to~ DICk Maney checked in-' McGrath to serve tl d' "" i The entlro Bdwy. Ucket .... Michael Dunn olts atop the bar imas . Mansfield Hotel owner Johnson and family Mr Me· ' Sand or~alk, Conn., Hospital .. papers, here's where"ae~:o~~ l tabllshment. (manager,, treas· and dispenses witty COIIlments, Ale• Mrller an.1 Wile, NiAa, Kelvey was to lea~e M~nday Mr. and Mrs. T. G. llilldora • pal yh 'Uoufax supposedly told in a Washmgton D C bo .,· urers, ticket agents, producen jsoch as, "I'm really Laurence I made it a quick cancellation I' M and Mrs by plane from Connechcut for of Syracuse, Mrs. Bob I.Byer" s e announce his retire- al with he til', . . Spl . etc.) jammed the SL Moritz IOlivier after laJ:es" Hey I in Mexico Hospitalized N r. . Harry Swan Fort Lewis Wash where he Larry and Julie and Mrs, 're ~.:~.:Iter the Tokyo trip Someone :g~~~ c' Hotel to honor Hugb McGauley,[David Merrick: The FcC in: i Y. Jets halfback Sherman Lew: / ;nd Mr. and Mrs. MarvIn Will underg~ six .;~ntlls tram. ry Byer of MiddlepoM vlsi iy . d columrust ConRoJ. controller Procacrmo wh manage~ of st Ja~s Thea.l aists radio-TV slaUons take ed· lis has a pleasanler confinement wan, Huntington, W Va., re- lng With lhe Army. Wednesday w enmg wil , . " ue at Mayo s for heart paying the bi b 11 1 s ler OR hiS 40th showbn anniver- ltorial stands en poblic issues being signaled. A tiny rooter ,cently spent a weekend in Mr and Mrs Bill McKe l~ey ~~;gery The 1926 Silver 're Big') for Ln~s~ .:nd they· sary : they gave Hughie a $2,000 .. And you've certamly made due in Feb. Jackie G!eason ' Cieveland where they attended Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson rat the home oJ 1\!r. and Mrs M ud Rolls-Royce, in whi ch ed-else~here co . Y. recrwt· watch, a trip to Europe and a pubhc Issue of drama crili /staffers tell us The Large , a birthday celebration lor Mr. ·entertained with a dinner hon- 1Don Johnson and sons lt'hael Came Js snooting a¥iPoor Jawn Lm;;~~~s~ers i seven pieces of luggage . . Fine IcJsm Fme furmture ereato; :One's due to announce a non - Swan's only sister, Mrs. Ber- ormg th~ir son, Brlm1, on his Mrs Don Johnson l'w'3M he!-!!: ~~·~~ lown, " a I,IOO·a·day ren. 'after he was eleckd T i ~~a: ,sent . Bert Wheeler entertain· Jolin Vesey has designs on rich Ishowbiz Florida business deal ' lha Barton, on "':" 90th birth· fourth .b~rthday Friday even- less lor the Portland, Great~ Le I' om Saks 5th s ha~rcoiorisl [Square and Green ·h V11 ed and proved rumors oJ bis JU. Caslro refugee Nelly Balletta J hn F . , . . day. The celebration was held mg. Dmner guests were Mr. Bend Home Demonsjratwn ciutn! 0 ontames m bed Wlth at the ch:uch which Mrs Bar- and Mrs. William A McKel- at her home Wedf!esduy The=: . s 1e Blanchard A few Istores still d bwit1. 1 age ness more than slightlye :r:ag:~'The Apple Tree'' me g pictures ago Mk 1 a ust mg busi· gerated ·, th ~ • he'll re 1um. to 1rnent ·· na e· pneumonia that lucky • bug to8 h tie d · M d Mrs. Thf'reon busmess m~tmg was· 'cor1uct.:::: · i! _____ - ~ __1 .:_ wasn't earn- 1ness in pop-op souvemr oste Js worried their star ap. L'Ir 'Ro , . as a ned for over 60 vey, r. an --- -- --·~-- P rs Saranac a Will Rogers Hos)lltal 'ple Barbara 'Harris might fall i<no v~i~a)n sur~s due for vem /years. Johnson, Rocme. Mr Olld Mrs ed by the preSident. M''· JeanS " - - · __ ___g_'!_thiJ week. --~· _"''d _Mrs._B~cK:l~ey Bill McKelvey, Hartford •.Conn., Sayre. Mrs . Loo1se Brewer tll<'n$1 Mr. and Mrs. T. C. HJlldore, gav e a short tal k aliaut using! Sy~acuse, ~r. ~M Mr~- Ben the book mobile and di.~ playt>dg PhJI_son, Mr s. \1ma l.ewu: of seve ral of the books lhat i' re "' Racme, Mr. Marv in McKel vey, available. Lunch cOnsistif1g of~ student _at , Marslr all U...aversHy, a salad course, ro lls, colk.> ard H and Bnan s brot~er, , Hr ucc. j pumpkin pi e wa.s se rvd to Ihe ~ i Other guests durmg tne even- members. Lum:n wa" prepar.. r: rng wer.e Mr. and Mrs Clar· redby Mrs. Johnson_ Mrs. Ca1'111 J ence Pr1ce. I Hhodps and Mr::.. Et hPl Mill· !l Mr. and Mrs .. RobPrt Eul er er. The afternoon tuple IJt i 1 and_ children, M1 chae1 and " Mea l Planning·• w a~ led by '·j Lon Ann, Charl eston, spe11 t r Mrs. Rhodes, fl..1rs t- rr h' r and ( the weekend wi th their parents , Mrs. Johnson. Guests in addi· I Mr. an d Mrs. Harold fluw; h and liO n to lhnse me11twr 4d above ~·1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eul er. were Mrs. Har-ry Swan ' lr · · T d · ' • " s. ! Ues ay dmner guescs of Mr. Esta Roush, J\Trs. F: ka Daile·y, . 1 and Mrs. , Harry Swan Wt' re Mrs. Louise Brewer. Mr::~. j .\1rs. Swans brothers, Mr. Clay Ruth Ebt·r~hnrh . Mrs. Margie •• ! Nohe, Vien na, W Va ., .a nd Mr. [ Hous/1 and Mrs. Ca rolrn Price. W. R. Nohe, P:l•·kers buru and Chestnut Ridge Society News PNM eauiollc 63 Ford G1l1xlt ~ peed YORK (UP!) - The oddamakera e<peot thlt to be 1 wei!kend for mismatches in collet• loolball. First-ranked Notre Dame figures to pull off one o/ tho worst rout! of lba nattll when it laces Pittsburgh, The Irish, willl the bell offenoe tn tile country, were such lopsided favorites thai tbe odds were taken olf the board. .. 1J'. TO NEW SURE·DRIP SN.11R8 63 Mercury 2 'NEW YOilk 1VPI) - SaJI. dy Kou!u's .unanimous ... ltcllon for o third Cy YOuna pitcher oJ lba year awanl placed the lltllllniiM Aqtl" 11 Dodger leltbaJulor Ia pool" lion todiy to tCOre a tteinl "dollbll • by . . . . the Nao Uonal Leagae'o mOat val... ble player plaqae to bll Jaar. els. Koo!u and outlltMer llilbo trio Cem~att ol tL. Pitts. hlJ'I) PlraiH art elpeGIId to run I·Z - either way when the NL Mfp IIDIIce II Uno1lll0ed hr the luellall Writers Alsoeldtloa ol Amer loa on Nov, 18, NEW 62 Ford Fairlane 500. 2 Dr, I standard ttant. It MayBe Weekend Of Mismatches , Chu~h hm ~arty ' "''he' 'Ohio !ita Phi Chapter of The Youtll Ct\611' ollhe LaurBeta Sigma Phi Sorority held el Cliff Free Methodllt churob (County), Rozelle aakl the IIIUIOUilOOmenl came I Uttlo tarUar lllan he had ortf)nalty plallll8d. llmfevtr, he 111d the rtas011 was to help boost a propt!Hd aonstituuonat ametldlllenllflllch wlll go before 1.4ulsial!l voters ~entlrtel, 'Nrneroy•Middlepot't, o., Nov. 2, 1!8'_ "' f ouch Choir '!J/ ~ l:(OI!ell, Bremla Ollmoit, Prelerential Teo is Held. By SororitY · • �. y' ,,.. ' ,, . C4_,.11'0J'IIIla~po!'l,. o., .._ ., - ' . . . .. , I -....- ."P.n,. the F_arm Front .. , .. . . I'" '' ' . 1" s '... 1 . .~.·' ·. ·Freeman Will Press Hard · "d R I Ar or I to ora eas F A l ·o · E' l e"tt.on ~t::.::· : =~~~;:=:::~t' Obl 1300 Hot Local Issues··· stir •• 289 Families. er ltUUito semor ct'IIUDJ 10181· ~ -G·-·:;·· . """".min., m. IIIIIIVIJS. :rwoerta 11ousn ana"""· 81 491 0611 1 To Vice-Presidency ' ed $2, • • .. per cent • ' p e rove ·r roll While, Dorsa 'ParSOD,9, Da· 1lo'i'§a ParS'ons ltteniled tbneral Pl'l!sldent Vernon ·:ll · Alden ··u ' · F. ~ · more. · · ·; · ·· . aa Lewta, Mrs. James Alley services for Mf1. Qlevla ~ Ill Ohl 1:1111 ". ,...' c" •'. ' . ed • . se IIA to More \111111 110,0110 rural '~ ' N•' ". and Pall)', lllrl. llob Rhodia lit !he Cllft!ID ll'letllodlst dl.ureh 11 todiiY ~he .;rn,~.:t"~f~~~,r. · ! .~e~y ot.es . f"'.1;, wolle, au~HDRefreabments Roual!, • no~ ·a~ C~if~on, w.va., 'i'ue!day. James J. Wbalen as a vice Jm H · ·:~!~esv~0: Puerto Rico have borrawed . . · of bot Mrs. ~arroll White and daugh. ·. · ~r. Whal,en, Mond ., n •· ' · - CDl'o . """ prove omes ;:!' Klnla By HASKELl:. SHORT Ulllted Prtl1 lllteraaliout COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio '"II elect a governor and slate official!, Z4 congressmen, all members of the legislature and n.umerous local officials next 1 uesday. At the same ~me inLereat in more than 1,300 hot locallsauea may spur the voters to a record turnout lor ~ governQr's raee. Secretary . of Slate Ted W. Brown said he expected pota~ chips and Koill ade ters we:· serv • . The Teao-age class, lauahl by Donna mu and Sandra Taylor, were_ entertilined on Saturday evenmg, Attending were Nancy and Sharon l!oosh, Susie JaJ' ~ell, Mike lthodes, steve Jenk· ms, Raymond Robinson, Jan ~odkiArthur Hill, Lawrence and b:c A:tea, Pall)' Alley, Debtf ~ Julia Early. A<!!Jits ~ce 1\0':~" Dolly W~lte, Annie Aile ~~~~b~es, Rev Jam:' E rley d ~and topil.er s ar Y an Js. • Shl Vlllted with )ln. R~rJd Weill and Mandy at Syracuse Thursday, ' Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons, Darla and Deanna Wblte, were Sunday guests of Mr. an4 Mrs. Sidney jJutst at Baden, W. Va. The WSCS of tba eburclt observed tbe week of Prayer and Self • Denial Tuesdlly evening. Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, Spiritual Life leader, was In cbarie of the prosram. Other attending were Mrs. Early 1\0ush, ~. Bob Rbodes, Mrs. Everett Clark, Mrs. Dorsa Parsons and Mrs. Dallas · how much cake should there be in a fruit cake? PIace ' FIl'emen pUhi'IC Th an kS To Mrs. Smith The rire chief. his as!olistant. try to interest businessmen in and firemen of the O'ive Fire opening new plants in rural In fact, we thiltk just enough Mrs. I areas. her Freeman moved this year al· help in_ giving_ firs t aid to Bar- f so for nationwide expansion of to hold thelruit alllf IIUta in place. . . You see, our Jane Parker Fruit Cake ia over 213 fruit and nuts. Dt>pt., exi_Pnd tlla.nks to ~ ., fo r Grant Sm1th R ry Jumor Smtth. 34, Rt. 1, his new rural community de· Reedsville, who ":as pinned in 1 velopment service, saying the ! a .car for a pprrlXlma t el~ 45, action would put local leaders 1 mmutes. while f~remen in touch with the services of , and p~t I ma?y other federal agenc1es ' the I w_orked to _free him h11n on a sTrrtC!Jf'l' to the mam 1 wh1ch do nGt have rural staffs. highway. Th~ flrrmen were notified bv \1r. EJg!e who liv- alter some members voiced rd nPar the sr.ene of the acci- fears the serviee would !!limply The firf'nwn dis!ributed de- . ernment agencies. ral~ with these numt'rals on ! ~~ throug hou t the nrea F1R E 378-6192 Olive Township Vol. t'ire Dept. Attach to Phoat Anvone not ' f:'ce ivi .'u slwuid ~ee .a 'irema; CARNEGIE UBRARIES Carnegie libraries are nol restricted to the Unlted States. There are nearly 3,1100 of these in English • speaking , countrios, wilh about two of o 11 t ;every three being located in the United States. ! ,r ,"1 ...: ~-· 7" ;c:; ;:? ~ 5; eo . :5 ·1 Jij FRIENDLY DIVORCE CAN NOT tied loosely, Before guests BE TOO FRIENDLY l lhrow them, the must untie! De?r Helen. , i the ribbon. They won't break 1 m all ior bemg mature and : open as they are mad 'th seno:.ible h 1·t d'1 · e WI ~ w en . c~ mt' ~ lo _- nylon net. Help save a bride vorce. but my Wife fol d1vorce IS and print this He\en.-MRS s just TOO friendly. Her e>·hus· Dear Mrs. s: · , b'and and his new wife live here . and my w1fe thinks 1t 15 "pro•· I Be glad lo mg somethmg'' to enlellain Wedding guests· check your , lhem , She says this will help nee bags and untie before you get the new one accepted. 11et fl y Would the bride toss When the new wife and the down her bouquet in the vase? 1 former wife start discusing ' H. ' husbands, you can see my wife HE NEEDS EDUCATING h"' !tie edge. Maybe she en1oys Dear Helen: 1 :~:~· but I think there's such a I have JUSt lost my husband, I g as betng tou rn ode r n. not to ano lher woman but to j You' - MIKE ' Dea; M' . the cause of education. ' toor Ike. . , For years he has been going 1 You Ci.l l~ t make a four- to college, either part-ti me or some ~u t of .shifted twosomes. i full- time. 1 have always work· ~f a divorce IS THAT friendly, 'ell . giv ing him al l ttJe money lt could .rnt>dn one or the other l've e<lrned except enough for : regretsH1t. - II. liv11.1g expenses and babysitting Dc-ar e1en 1ee:-;. I,ve done the housework. . . I , don t lhm~ tho.~e wild let- heen father and mother to our ters on the E'VJls of nudity real- four children skipped social ly touched on ttle ht!art of the life all in f~v()r of educat,·on I probl em. 1I J·s not ' acr u.ally bt>r·ause I bel ieved th at some-· 1• mf'n. _but other women who an: da~ it would be different. ; 1 the >~cluns oJ the · low-cui Welt. it's different all right drt>so;; and above the knef''' ~Pt He ('asua llv ;mnounced to me ! I know ~am~·ull.v Wf'il how lh dl he no. longer \ov rs me emb.am.JssJng 1t 1$ to be out em and wants to ·separate which , a. dati:' Wilh a man and c-Jtch we have donr. He said he knew tu m st~p1dly starmg open- J wou ldn 't he happy with him i moutht'ft <~!_ a nea r-bare wom· ~,,. didn 't e'.·e n finish high a~ . The bn~ht.est L:OilVt>rsatlf1n- s'bhool. , I i - ~ ~ ..,... ::t: ~ .... , ~ ~ ',1~ a lis! m !lle world wouldn't be , We still love him and wa!lt ' ablt: lu ~et h!S atten tion back. ' him hark. Is then• hope. or ha~ WP g1rl~ have two choil'es he bl:"come an rduraiPd snoh'' for .'.;;olvmg till~ problrm · rf'bel - BF:W!Lnlo:RED WIF E De:1r Wife · Ht> ma y he back when he a· 1 out group. _or fl nd ~ guy /.Win w~:~nts to "live by !he sweat who wears th a~ k glas~c~ m1tl ot h1.s tr:m " Tht' qu{'~; hrm is : steal thPm~ - .JUDY do vou want to support a snob Dear t·h-l_en . bis h proftt'-'Sionil l ~llldl'nt all Cor n·et 1on please! II you rour life? - H. i:;,; tell people to ''let fly With the Thi.~ t·olumn is dt>dica lt>d to i" rict! b&8 which. ol cuu r."''· will tlamily living, so ir you're hav : br~ ak open" when it , hits the 1ng kid trou bl~ or j~st t•lain j bride and groom, you II be send , trouble, let Helen help YOU . i! lng a lot or hMppy couples nn She will also welcome ,.,.,. their hon eymoo n ~ wilh bliH"'k owt1 amusing expenences. · Ad eyes and a.s!'orlf>!'l bru i~Ps . Crm .. drr -;.~ Helr.n Bottel in care ol :Z mercially tied rice bag> are l thi• new,paper. · i ;:;. agam:t I)Ur modest ~nd ) om the " in " uphr in ~i ng , (actua lly Biff Burgers 3 lb. &ox $2.59 ·Sliced, Cruohod, Chunlco, 1·1b. 1-0L cons lb. Clkt Glazed Donuts · · · · doz. 45c 5-lb. Cake JANE PARKER-Twin Pock $3.99 GOLDEN RIPE Bananas · .... · .. .. lb. 12c LARGE-SLICERS Cucumbers · ·· ·· · · · 3 for 29c Eight O'Clock COFFEE Cookies ·· ···· 11-lb. pkg. 39c . Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! .. I WQN 7v..... tubo A&P Toothpaste_ tube 49c 59c I WON PLAY til ' MrJ, Mory ·'Cook $500.01· at A&P Kirk E. Miler $1000.00 Macaroni & Cheese 2 for 39c 4 69c 6-oz. ·can• SUNSWEIT-FROZIN-~·n cons Prune Juice ·· · · · · 2 cans 59c of i 11 P': af: ~~~oc:!d ~~ blrtiula b ':0 ~ •Ki~•Y ~!lr- ' · ~~· ':e a· , a A&P CRIME .. tltls· Includes both typea. Mr. and Mrs. CecU Sheets - - · - - - - - InfecUOIII bapalltls Is trait- and family of Band,VYIUe, W. Mr. and lllrl. liDpi: Jeffers milled eble!ly tln'oDih drlnklnl Va., and Mr. IJid 111r1. llut't of Pomeroy called on his srand. water but It may result frOm Sheets and daugh\er of Point parents, Mr. llld ·lira. Homer eattq shellfish taken frOm Pleasant were receot , vldtorl Jc«~hower. polluted beds. Proper cblorlna· or Mr. and Mrs. Dana Mr. and llrl. 11811 CoulD IJid tlon of the waler aupply will ray. two chlldreil ol Coltllllbua call· prevent lhla disease. Mr. and Mrs. llilpll' Carl ed on Mr.llld lira. Aaron Turn- The vacationer wbo drinks family bad 85 recent Ylsftorl er and family IUid her graad· clear, sparkling spring water Mr. and Mrs. David Reel father, Mr. Slmey PGRU. wblcb the ftstlves "lnlve bee• Baltimore, Ohio. ' Mr. IIlii Mrl. Wayne Powell clrlnklng lor years and never Mr. and Mr. Charla Barnett of East Uverpool vlalted bll had a sick day" may Juatlll• and daughters, Jllllet IJid father, Mr. Sliney Powell. ly enjoy the taste but aparkle Becky, villlted recently with Mrs. LouiN Van Meter and and taste art 110 parantee of Mr. and Mrs. Vll111 carl and Nicki, Mr. IJid Mn. Lawrence freedom from the bepatitls vi- 10118, and also with Mt. IJid Theiss o1 Racine spent the rus. Mrs Dwight Oirlllld family weekend vlllted Mr. IUid Mn. Serum hepatitis 11 ll'anaml~ ~me. Albert Hudson IJid lsmlly of ted by the blood serum of 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ma!Jh Industry, Pa., IJid Mr. aud person wbo bas had the dl· bonored their son Bobby Mrs. Robert HudiiOII. sease. ManY persons have a cent! 00 Ida Mr. and Mn. Elmer Dallay, mild attack that Joel undiac- IIIII cream were ~~rved Beaver, Pa, Mr. IJid Mn. nosed or Ia lboUibt lo have Rev IJid Mn. Qyde Harold Brannon, Joppa, Mr. been a mild eaH of lnflueDsl. Sb ' Wblte Harold 10 and Mrs. Carroll White llld H such 1 peraollllves blood er IJid Butdl Mash daughters, Letart FallJ, Mr. a blood bank there Is no way &eer Brol'ford of Worthington and Mrs. Bobby Joe Wolf, Jla. 1D deteCt the ~~ih 1~1 inc! Julie Hoerath ot Wester· eine 1\0ute, Sbaroo, Lawrence ence iJ suapee..... ere vUie G.• Vicby IJid Carl Dean John- way to ~-}tFwl~ •• Mn' n .......... earru·~-rs IJid Mri Paul Yin& the hlow. or .... re • • '""'"'.. .... • trllllfulloDI are btcOmln& wlvth· ·•·· called on an ever-increasing cause of .... ee Ill .... ...,., •rguua near Tuppers PI ...... · Dean Mr. and Mrs. Maywood JoJm. hepatitis. es of viral VWIIJII rectDtly with ston. In the early stag labts Hazel Arnold IJid lamll were Mrs. Irene Buscb returned to bepatltls t~ 1vicUalm eomvo~N... Mr D - lltolford of YWortbh"""'lal of abdorruna P n, ...,., · •..., ber home fr0 m "'e u• -•• • weakness and listlngton and Julie Hoerath of 1 1 Mrs. AMa Brewer rem liM ~::rThere is nolhln& 8• WestervUle IJid Susan Mash of about : ~~:sme~ bout thll set of symptom& to Bunker Bill IIlii Lester Arnold Mr. s. dlstlnJUisb it from IIIIIDY other of Columbus. two children called on Mr. and aeneralbed infections. AI the Mr. IJid Mrs. Dana w. MurMrs: Lawrence Johllston llld dlaeaJe progresses a deep jaun- ray and Mn. Elizabeth Murray family. . C turned dlee may develop. This Ia a had as Stmday visitora Mr. and Mrs. Minnie arro 0 re Mr. 11 aid In the diagtiOI!IS built Mr. Dewey Rlchardon, borne from Columbus after tlmattd that less than and Mr. Bob Rlcbardoo, all staying with her daUghter who ha:Sor the vicHms ever develop ot Mlddl~ and Mr. Janeth was very Ill for two weeks. Jaundice. Beal and daiJih:,rs, Sandra Mr. Leonard Ct~unln and son, The disease lasll trom two and Linda. ·· Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Gary to four weets but In some vJc. , Mils JIIIIJ Klnf''II)Jent tbe Adkins and son. Gary • all of tlma lull recovery of the for- w"""!I!M wllb . ~ \ Easl Liverpool, Miss Wanda mer viJor may take four to Ill ~ 11 ~ 'NI!arene Col· oonnelson, Columbll!, Weldon months. FuU recpvery does, aiJri~IJL Donnelso~, Hazel Congo . and however, occur With no com-. Nr~ Jft;.J!!uner Bailey three children, Mae Van Met· plle!IUons and no permanent visited li!!r ~J,fr. 'and er, and Mr. and Mrs. DU)On aftereftecl!. Mrs. werideu ·Qilrns IUid Taylor visited Mrs. Minnie Since there Is no specific family in PortsmOuth recently. Carroll dunng t11e weekend. atment, good nursing care Mr. and Mn. Virgil King and Sharlene Fleming has been and relief ol symptoms are family were Stm!fay ~:;: m1111d missed ~chool. llul main therapeutic 1oals. Bed visitors of Mr. ani! Mrs. Mr. ind Mrs. Henry Anther- res\ In the flrallwo weeks iJ Krider a~ 11111, Mrs. Elva Dallev, New- euillllal and. U voml . IIIII Is se·R ~ mt, ~· and Mrs. James Popi!, vert, feedl!l& by veiJ1 1118)' ~ •• ,~TI!D IWILY Pomeroy, Ml'l. Amanda Tay~r necesl!ll'Y• !'/hen the nausea bas. once Ued for o1 HattUn,lon Park, Calif,, VIS· ,bated b;;1anc:ed diet should m~l . , , ~ ~ a. North !ted Mr. and Ml'll. Carl Au.lher· tie .~ "lth•the jlulk a.,\~ ·. ~ plant of the mint Jte1 A&P FROZEN-8-ot. pkt•· ORANGE JUICE Y~> 1 The ·Republican Candidate for Congress Does I GCPf) . I ' In a recent debate at Rio Grande College be. Today, the Republican candidate for Congress tween Democratic Congressman Walter H. Moeller CONTINUES TO SUPPORT legislation which threat· and his Republican opponent, the Republican can- ens the very existence Of labor organizations. It is didate indicated that he SUPPORTS Section 14(b) plain that he does not represent The m&jority will of the Taft-Hartley Ac:t. Remember, This Sec:tion permits the legislature of each state To by·pass The of the people of our District. Looking at The voting people and PROHIBIT management and union from statistics above, It Is easy To see That ciizens of ALL freely concluding a UNION SHOP AGREEMENT In WALKS OF UFE voted against the "Right-To-Work" Pr.ir. Cheese Cake 17-oz. ,.g. 59c and Mrl. 'flslted Mr. and . ·-· . ' ' 'taylor. ~ Taylor f\l~~~lt~:a~~ e.' tM?sol~asC:tl:!t ~. Dillon rot~ ~ . 9,1: (0\l,l',,l!'~r~~~ · !"~~~~~ ~ \ .• J: ... '. -· .,,.. ' ' ~ ,. . ., '. ' . • -~llpll!C . . ...' . . . \ .. I any c:ontrac:t they negotiate. Amendment - fermers, office workers, veterans, Congressman Walter Moeller declared that the housewives, end retired men and women, as well cit·izens of Ohio had ALREADY given their answer to "right-to-work" laws, defeating such 11 as laborers. lew by ~ r tic t1c c Frozen Food Features! Af,P Mouthwash _ _ 49c · Boneue Sh•mpoo ' Delicious Apples · · 3 lbs. 59c • HI-ACRES- FROZEN Do YOU Favor ' ' Right •to •Work ' ' Laws? Aeerly 11 million votes In 1958. Congressmen Moel· . ' . . ., w. ANN PAGI-1·1b. pkgo. 14-oz. bottle art v~rua. Haddock Portions ··· · $1.29 Health & Beaut" Aids . O Town Flata Social' .N ..v. 111 • Notes '1: cauaed by · ew._ • 11iaeuet '1111 1m11 v1ra1 bepl' _ _...__ __ SoCiety HaiiHt Steaks -- · ·· lit. Itt Salmon Steab -·· 1&. $1.19 AlP SRAND-kL llottl1 . .,~~- Mallow lb. bag. WASHINGTON- RED ,:i:a f(;n,sbury 1 Vitamins _ Botle of 100, 99c ORANGES Cauliflower · ···· ·· · Head 29c '• · AlP MULTfPLI Mild FLORIDA -JUICY SNO-BALL HEADS _, OR SWORDPtSH --~ Fine Quality Groceries! 1V2-Ib. CJke _ _ _ $1.49 #';: ' Frozen Serdeeil Values CAP'N JDHN-.2 lb. pkg. JANE PARKER r lb. A&P Pineapple · · 3 cans $1. Elbow Macaroni 3 pkgs. 59c AlP BRANDS-I.qt, 14«. cons ANN PAGE-2·~ ''"'·cons Pineapple J11ice · · 3 cans 89c: Kidney Beans · · 3 cans $1.~ JANE PARKER SULTANA-SMALL AlP IARTLITT, tn Light Syrup Pumpkin Pie · · · · · · each 49c Pears ·· 3 - 1-lb. cans $1.00 StuHed Olives 6-oz. Jar 49c JANE PARKER MILOIIT AiP IRAND-Purplt, 30.0z. cons Raisin Bread · · ······ loaf 29c Pn.it Plums ·· ' cans $1.00 Cheese Slices 12-oz. pkg. 59c WHITIHOUSI-Inatonl, MllrH 20 Qto. ANN PACJI JANE PARKeR, Modo With luttormllk l·lb. 4-ol•••••• Apple Jelly · ··· 2 lb. Jar 45c Dry Milk ........ pkg. $1.69 Enriched Bread 41oaves 97c FRUIT CAKE '---"t 69CChope elM Jon e Porker Baked Food sI 3 Loin C...,ecl Sirloin · · · · pkg. 75c Fried Flounder ...... ·"··· · lb. 79c WITH,IIIOZZAIILLA CHEESI Finnan Haddie - ··- lb. 69c Pi~a Burger 1•-or pkg $1.19 C:AP'N JDHN-10.0.. llfflurgers 18-oz. pkg 1.09 Oyster Stew · ·"" 2 cans 85c COI'YiiiHTiltM. THIIMAT ATLANT'te & PACIP!CTIA eo., INt. JANE PARKER now are avidly buyill8 uv.,., pitzas, frMen Chinese dinnets, ~fowl skish kebab, frozen encbilada• ..flounder almondine, breast of chicken a Ia broccoli au sratin, and BSP"~•·I gus bollandalse-style." On a dollll' basis, the value the manulacturers' level add'\' 1 es uaed in food made In " the U.S. increased from $112 mill!&. in 1955 to $285· million last year. By 1970, the ACS estimates, aales of these addi· tiVIII are expected to reach about !f400 mllllon. More Ctmpo11Ddl Needed Deaplle tbe array ol additives available, compounds still are needed to 611 unmet needs. They include: - Non-nutritive sweetellei'S that have properties more nearly ble those of IUJar. Especially needed are com· pounds with no objectionable aftertaste. -Better additives to Improve the reweitlna properties, lex· tur and flavor of freeze.d:ried foods. -A wider range of synthetic food colorJ, particularly red, try w:!::~ By Wayne G. B1'81111aladt, M.D. r::a~: eomDemand for coovenleace foodl Some diseases are seaiiOII&I. pounds for bread. The ACS said has fueled the boom In 011e thai Is prevalent In late about 10 to 15 per cent o1 the additives. Consider additives ID fall IJid early winter Ia lnfec- bread now made is retul'lled one lirm'a frozea cherry cream 11oua hepalltll. Alfhoulh It iJ bllken beeaua of satleness. cheesecake, for IIIDiplt. moat COIIIJIIDII)y seen In cblldren -Flavortq agents to make It contains •blc aekl between the a1es ol li and 15, COIIIIDel'dal breads taste more (prHerVaUve) IDd ~c It 11181 s11ect per!bna of any U1ce liome-made bread acid (antlolldlnt). Wltbaul ad· age and Is more severe In ad· <lilives, till I@ .llecaiiH ol ults t1ran 1n ehlldreo. • Its Incubation period Is four J.I to Ills weeki or about balllbal ........,; m of the clol!ly rtlatltl ~-m 9to 11 Quartered Sliced utiftiRA.,..tb!:iO..z. pkf, is America's most popular Fruit Cake? Is it any wonder it's become such a favorite gift item? Over 2/3 Fruita &Nuh $1.29 Beef 5ttab 10-or. pkg. 89c .. Is it any wonderJanePIIr~er Fruit Cake 1 l.Jb. pkg. WAPIIIILICID ls Jane Parker Fruit Cake a good reason for shopping A& P? lt'aoneofmany. l---by Hel•n Bottel-~ 6sc 2-lb. pklJ. Fro::en Bill Steaks! ' HELEN HELP US! t"· 1.. All Good Brand Isn't that good news! 1 DOCTOR SA'YS Pork Chops Sliced Bacon AND ONE OTHER THING YOU SHOULD KNOW: It's the same wonderful cake.,. at the 88me low price aalaat year, t BONELESS GROVER'S STUDIO 01 Every cake Is just bursting with cherries imported from France, pineapple from the Far East. and meaty pecans from the South. I duplicate the work of other gov· den!. lb. Top Round Steak ·· ·· lb. 95c Rump Roast .. · .. · ·~ .. lb. 95c BONILUS . Sirloin np Steak .. lb. $1.09 Sirloin Tip Roast ·••·• lb. 99c BOTTOM CUT Cube Steak .... · ·· ·.. lb. 99c Round Roast '"···• ... lb. 19c Chipped Steaks · · •• lb. $1.29 Pot Roast, Boneless · · lb. 79c BRAND Family Steaks ·.,.,... ·· · lb. 99c ECHRICH Smoked Sausage · ·· · lb. 79c: IONELESS · Ey~ of Round Roast lb. $1.29 Canned Picnics 3 lb can 1.99 · Cottage Butts "'""· - ... lb. 79c: Barbecue Steaks · · lb. $1.19 LECJ OR IUAST Sliced Beef Uver · · · · lb. 59c Fryer Quarters ·..... • lb. 33c · citron from Italy, sun-drenched raisilll from California Congress rejected the idea CLUB 89c s1.09 lb. WEDDING PJIO'I:OGRAPHS By PATRICIA MCCORMACK Uoited Preas lllteroalloaal commercially Infeasible, the NEW YORK IUPI)-Smoke ACS said. gut in prehistoric man's eyes A brand of frozen concentrate •flen he preserved meat. The for imitation oraage juice rrocess: busing meat over contains citric acid (acidulant). burning wnd. Gum arable (thickener) carThe smoke was a crude kind ragee_nan tstabiliter), vitamins, of food additive, believed to be (nutnent supplements~, ~d . t L •• t calciUm phosphate (anti·caking tl ,. fIrs . a..r! mea was compound) preserved by • lahels of foods, The · .laltmg. lhlllls still II you read 11 se pruru ve me . you already know that practl· , are used, . hut adva~s In L~e cally every packaged food chemical llldUStry m the last contains some kind of additive. ?ecade bave led to a revolution One reason for the growth, 1 ~ lhe food ~live field. Last according to the ACS: The )ear, 661 mDlwn pounds of pablic is becoming Increasingly chemlcall were used to enha?ce interested in more sophisticated the wbolesomeoess, attra~t.!Ve· foods, more llavorlul foods, ness, convenience .ud nutrJIIOn· more exotic foods. al values of Amer~can foods. "Partly, this trend is a result They Include flav?rs, flavor of greater world travel, higher enHancers, ~r~s;rvaUvel, emu!- standards of llvlll8. higher 51 f1ers, ar.Uiicial aweeteners, cultural levels," the ACS said. colors, anti-caklnl compounds, "People who a few years ago ant"foamlng apall. would not be caught dead eating The Amel'iciD Olemlcal Society (ACS), l'l!porljpa Ia "Chemical alld EtaJneerln& , News," says that without News," says ibat wllbout additives DilDY producta oJ the U.S. food maoufaelurlq lndua- STEAK SALE! . ROUND 79c It;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; :· Additives in Many Foods "Super -Right" Quality Meats! yes. · I I I I WOMAN TO WOMAN mn SIRLOIN 3,tlft_. iJ at a~ lll&b lor 'lftWim O'lllill 8lld la±arJ Y. clllrlen willa ...... Oiiila!IIJII. a non-presidential electloil year. DJSalle - . tbe e•lld!dillll. llu diiJ Gil wbellllt to r.. 3,450,0110 person~ to vote IIlii lin& placet belwes 1:30 .. m. Pre!ll, tile Nalloul tbe ~ term of the late il might, ill 11Je ¥lew of IOIIIl' 'nlal Iota) Wit IJIUft't!d bJ Ill- vokt thelt diJ ~. IIIOiher credited a conslder•hle am0117t EST and &:SO p.m. EST Nov. t. Broadcasting Co., the CllllllbiJ fiAiet vt. Tracy, tbe wblt!et to observers, be mlsleadlq as a tm1t Ia tbe aoocalled JUpt 10 GD 'llllelbtr to •bollth till-city of this to Interest In the local Persons In line to tote 11 8:30 Broadcutilll S,alem, IIlii lobe erve 88 dl)'l wileD the person fiiCIDr In predililinl Tuesday'• .·wort laue. lll7llllll' IGrm of ~nt, issues. p.m. wlll be permllted to American Broadealtlng Co. eholell for the four..ym term turnout. The 116! eleclion file 117& l!ld two aa wbllller 1o adopt Both politicans and pollsters their ballot. The ,sale 01 will have .reporters In more will Ilk! aver. ActUally voler re811trati011 election for atate' olfldala, charters. , were somewhat Imy of tc beverages wblle tile polls ·tban 8,2110 preclncls pboalng the Tbere are no statewide (JIII5' thla Jill' waa ~-hal dl&- broucht 3,200,000 901en to the Tbere also are 41 loc:al optlo! Browrt's prediction on the open Is problblted by Jaw. results of lhe races for gover- lions or issues at stake lor the appobttlnl'' In the view of many poUa. elections to determiDe II alcogrounds that Republican Gov. Brown as tbe state's nor and House of Reprelellta- DDt time In several years. allilouCb there nh a slight holic beverapt may be sok1 ill James A. Rhodes' expected biC eleetioD olllcer has tlves to ClevelaDd for a faat At tbe district level are raees apurt In rqiltr.UO. as 111e The secreta!)' ol SIIIA!'a olllee a parllcular area. victory bad dulled Interest In lbe boards of elections to . tabulation Jn thole I'IICH. lor at seats In tbe U.S. House reJiljratlon period ended. reporle 1,127 local Issues on lhe the statewide campal~s. pedlle tbeJr eouat Maay•J:Mallnaes or represenmtlves, one third of halloll In tile state's 88 eouD-11 Open 12 Houn At the 18111! time the National · At stake Tuelday are lllalt, the JudgeB on lbe Courts of All" The number of voten eligible 1111. Whatever the turnout, Obloans Election Sel'ice composed of and local offices and veals, all members of the stale to vote, u I result of bavlne Brown said there were 1,017 will have their say In 13,060 pol· the Unjted Press Internatlol&l, 1,327 Jocallssaes. Senate llld Houe. been recJstered In 1164 1181 tu levlea and tal renewal fl. . At the state level voters will At tbe county level are 0111 hlibOII' IbiD 11S1181 wlllch boos~ auea. ,• choose their aovemor, ueuten- eouaty commissioner and coua- ed the current re~~~tratlon tot- He said tbere are 177 bond Of Tha Quality You governor altOI'IIey general ty auditor along with common al. luuel tolalllltt $305,115,11150 wltb treasurer, aUditor, secretary o1 pleas ud probate Judges In In 11164, for the,_ belweea aa ua111118l1)1 larle per eent Will Y1lut For sjate and two Ohio Supreme IOID8 counties and a number of President Jolmson IUid !<1rmer asking votes tor new courtA Lifetime Court Judge! wltb tile Jat!&es to contests for varlouJ unexpired Sen. Barry Goldwater the vote houses, new jails, and new eerve six years ud the othen termS to 1111 loCal vacancles. was 4,031,414. mlllliclpal bulldiJigs al1hougb four years. The top statewide race Is tbe '1111a was eaulderably higher scllools make up the largat per WY 2·2475 There also Is a eGDteat to contest for IOVernot' between tho the top tote In I race for cent. limited shelf life, mlghl be anylh1118 but meat and potatoes elect a state auditor to complete Rhodes and tba Democratic governor. That was tbe 3,100,· There \1 - president of the University. . more ti)Jn fll9.1 million 'IInce Tbe .Nursery Class •and .Uve Dr. Whalen has been dean the program wao ezpanded fi'8 I • ·' ' ol students at Ohio U~vers.lty More than 289 Ohio famlliel years ago. ~:a~ia~~; r:,esa By BERNARD BRENNER the administration's general ap- since June. 1965. He JOinS V1co In 1986 ... some 100 per cent Farmers Home Admlnlatra- were~ tertalned lth Ullltetl Pre•s lalernallooat proach to financing all domes· President for Academic Affairs 1111lre than that of the previous lion housing loans are made lo Jofleenen arty Frld w al ~ 'IVASHINGTON (UP!) _ o~ lie social programs in the 1967- Thomas Sm1th and Vice Presl· ) ~ar _used $2 556 960 of Farm applicants unable to obtain cred. the ~ 1 th ·~:a;/ at spite some rebuffs from Con· 88 fiscal year. dent for University Develop- ers Home Ad~lnl;tratlon cred: it from private lenders at re. bersa atte~n !~ Sh~l e~ gresa thiS year, administration Federal cencentratlon on aid ment ~arlin Hecht as ~ sen. It for construction and 1m. sonable rates and terms. They Paul Clark ~aria and o:a~na ' farm tfficials believe Asricul- to projects aimed at bolstering lor of!1cer of the unlvemty. provement of homes. are tailored to Individual need! Wblte Cindy David nd Eddi 8 1 lure Secretary Orville L. Free- the over . all economy of rurat James J. McDOrman state and accompanied by &IS!stance llbUsh Carl' Randy L.ndte ' man will keep pressing for ex· areas - not JUSt tbe farm econ- It's 1 blli in New York 1 ' director, said some $65,ioo of In farm and financial manage. Jimmy All~y Dea~ ' ~ 111' : pension of his department's omy - began building in the sack In Kansas and a poke In this amount wus advanced dl· ment. and 'Norma Jarrell• · economic development pro- rnJd·1950s. Alabama. rectiy to Ohio senior citizens Cecile, Dreama, Tlmotby and grams for low • Income rural The chief tarsels of the proi· Electric eels are said to be (62 or over) for improved hous- Mr. George Hayman Is visit- David Jenkins, Karen Rhodes areas. ects ranging from new commu· immune from each oilier's ing facilities, a 45 per cent in· lng his dauchter, Mrs. Burhl and Brtan Robinson. Adults atFreeman's to t nity' water systems to job-train- current. crease. Rural bousing loans olh· Wolfe at Buckeye Lake. tending were Mr. and Mrs Ev· p1an se up a . • .. nationwide network of field of· 111g and development .r im· fices for the rural community proved, farm markets and new development service was killed mdus tr~es, are low · mcome · on Capitol Hill this fal l. And an non · farm residents ol rural :_: administration bill authorizing areas plus families on farms .._.. grants to finance planning of too small to produce a decent .,-::: economic development and im- llv mg. 'fff 1:"": proved community services in ''The proportion of families .: rural areas foundered in the flving in poverty is twice as z::: House after pass ing the Senate. high in rural communities as in ~-·-.· But tflese setbacks will not cities and suburbs,u ene official ·~ per~uade the agriculture secre· sa id recently. "Less than onetary to retreet from the 'ronvic- third of the nation's total popu· ~. tian that expanded efforts are lation Jives in rural communiFULL ~, ne.ded to f1ghl rural poverty, yet almost half of the famCUTS ~ an aide s.1id. Illes with lncomes below the lb. 'fi Other government sou rrcs in· poverty line live th ere.'' .i ill\ die ate lhat the scope of any I Congress has approved . a ·· proposals for expandmg rural number or ~ew _rural areas tm· IONELESS area development programs aft- ~rove~ent mds m recent years, er mid-1967 will be decJded by mrtudmg authonty for federal ----~ ·-·---1 gr•nls lo help build city-style IONELESI ! w<Jrer and sewage systems in ' >man communities. The Agriculture Departmenl, r in another move aimed at backing up ihe efforts of some 2,400 : local rural areas development commi llee~ . recently began an "industrialization" program in Not much! which a small staff here will ' . .' .. ~ ler issued a statement AGAINST Section 14{b) and ' W'iiY? Because the people sew through the . . thinly-disguised title of "right-to-work" and reeog- c:alled for its repeal. He noted that Presidents Elsen- ' nlzed the Amendment as a Threet to The liberty of hower, Kennedy and Johnson had also called for ALL CITIZENS, no matter how you earn a living. repeal of Section 14(b). They recognized that suc:h legislation was not only Records show that the present Republican candlclate for Congress signed the petition which put the beginning of the end for labor groups, but that the "Right-to-Work" Amendment on the Ohio bal- it would pave the way for The ultimate control or lot in 1958. Let's look at how the 11 Counties In destruction of ANY KIND OF ORGANIZATION. our lOth District voted on This so-called "Right-ToToday, there Is a National Right To Work ComWork law1 ' AGAINST mittee spending e lot of money and a lot of time FOR trying to pass national "right-to-work" laws. They "RIGHT-TQ.WORK LAW' COUNTY Fairfield ••...• • , 14,801 8,418 ere looking for support from people like the Pres- 8,375 2,566 ant RepUblican candidate for Congress. Morgan . •• • ••.• 3,261 2,106 Washington ... . 8,859 6,461 IN CONGRESS, WE NEED AMAN WHO 1RULY Athens •..•.... 11,291 3,656 REPRESENTS THE PEOPLE. THAT MAN IS OUR ........ 5,192 2,430 PRESENT DIMOCRAnC CONGRESSMAN - 3,103 1,235 WALTER H. MOEWR. WE URGENTlY REQUEST Meigs ....... . . 5,083 2,309 Jackson ; . : • ..•• : 7,590 ' 3,353 Galli& .........• 4,543 3,403 lawrence 12,978 3,130 84,976 39,107 .. Perry .. .• •••• ••• H~king VInton . •. ..... ' TOTAL t I •• I I .. I •1 o I I I I I • I • • ' THAT YOU GO TO THE POLLS ON NOV. 8 AND VOR FOR WALTER H. MOEllER. H£ HAS SPENT SIX YEARS IN CONGRESS, AND HE HAS ' . ALWAYS VOTED FOR YOU. SlJonsored By The Coll\,llllttee For MajoritY' f\tl)e, John Conl~Yi Ch alrmlb-South Point, Ohio . ~~ t• ' ,, l �. y' ,,.. ' ,, . C4_,.11'0J'IIIla~po!'l,. o., .._ ., - ' . . . .. , I -....- ."P.n,. the F_arm Front .. , .. . . I'" '' ' . 1" s '... 1 . .~.·' ·. ·Freeman Will Press Hard · "d R I Ar or I to ora eas F A l ·o · E' l e"tt.on ~t::.::· : =~~~;:=:::~t' Obl 1300 Hot Local Issues··· stir •• 289 Families. er ltUUito semor ct'IIUDJ 10181· ~ -G·-·:;·· . """".min., m. IIIIIIVIJS. :rwoerta 11ousn ana"""· 81 491 0611 1 To Vice-Presidency ' ed $2, • • .. per cent • ' p e rove ·r roll While, Dorsa 'ParSOD,9, Da· 1lo'i'§a ParS'ons ltteniled tbneral Pl'l!sldent Vernon ·:ll · Alden ··u ' · F. ~ · more. · · ·; · ·· . aa Lewta, Mrs. James Alley services for Mf1. Qlevla ~ Ill Ohl 1:1111 ". ,...' c" •'. ' . ed • . se IIA to More \111111 110,0110 rural '~ ' N•' ". and Pall)', lllrl. llob Rhodia lit !he Cllft!ID ll'letllodlst dl.ureh 11 todiiY ~he .;rn,~.:t"~f~~~,r. · ! .~e~y ot.es . f"'.1;, wolle, au~HDRefreabments Roual!, • no~ ·a~ C~if~on, w.va., 'i'ue!day. James J. Wbalen as a vice Jm H · ·:~!~esv~0: Puerto Rico have borrawed . . · of bot Mrs. ~arroll White and daugh. ·. · ~r. Whal,en, Mond ., n •· ' · - CDl'o . """ prove omes ;:!' Klnla By HASKELl:. SHORT Ulllted Prtl1 lllteraaliout COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio '"II elect a governor and slate official!, Z4 congressmen, all members of the legislature and n.umerous local officials next 1 uesday. At the same ~me inLereat in more than 1,300 hot locallsauea may spur the voters to a record turnout lor ~ governQr's raee. Secretary . of Slate Ted W. Brown said he expected pota~ chips and Koill ade ters we:· serv • . The Teao-age class, lauahl by Donna mu and Sandra Taylor, were_ entertilined on Saturday evenmg, Attending were Nancy and Sharon l!oosh, Susie JaJ' ~ell, Mike lthodes, steve Jenk· ms, Raymond Robinson, Jan ~odkiArthur Hill, Lawrence and b:c A:tea, Pall)' Alley, Debtf ~ Julia Early. A<!!Jits ~ce 1\0':~" Dolly W~lte, Annie Aile ~~~~b~es, Rev Jam:' E rley d ~and topil.er s ar Y an Js. • Shl Vlllted with )ln. R~rJd Weill and Mandy at Syracuse Thursday, ' Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons, Darla and Deanna Wblte, were Sunday guests of Mr. an4 Mrs. Sidney jJutst at Baden, W. Va. The WSCS of tba eburclt observed tbe week of Prayer and Self • Denial Tuesdlly evening. Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, Spiritual Life leader, was In cbarie of the prosram. Other attending were Mrs. Early 1\0ush, ~. Bob Rbodes, Mrs. Everett Clark, Mrs. Dorsa Parsons and Mrs. Dallas · how much cake should there be in a fruit cake? PIace ' FIl'emen pUhi'IC Th an kS To Mrs. Smith The rire chief. his as!olistant. try to interest businessmen in and firemen of the O'ive Fire opening new plants in rural In fact, we thiltk just enough Mrs. I areas. her Freeman moved this year al· help in_ giving_ firs t aid to Bar- f so for nationwide expansion of to hold thelruit alllf IIUta in place. . . You see, our Jane Parker Fruit Cake ia over 213 fruit and nuts. Dt>pt., exi_Pnd tlla.nks to ~ ., fo r Grant Sm1th R ry Jumor Smtth. 34, Rt. 1, his new rural community de· Reedsville, who ":as pinned in 1 velopment service, saying the ! a .car for a pprrlXlma t el~ 45, action would put local leaders 1 mmutes. while f~remen in touch with the services of , and p~t I ma?y other federal agenc1es ' the I w_orked to _free him h11n on a sTrrtC!Jf'l' to the mam 1 wh1ch do nGt have rural staffs. highway. Th~ flrrmen were notified bv \1r. EJg!e who liv- alter some members voiced rd nPar the sr.ene of the acci- fears the serviee would !!limply The firf'nwn dis!ributed de- . ernment agencies. ral~ with these numt'rals on ! ~~ throug hou t the nrea F1R E 378-6192 Olive Township Vol. t'ire Dept. Attach to Phoat Anvone not ' f:'ce ivi .'u slwuid ~ee .a 'irema; CARNEGIE UBRARIES Carnegie libraries are nol restricted to the Unlted States. There are nearly 3,1100 of these in English • speaking , countrios, wilh about two of o 11 t ;every three being located in the United States. ! ,r ,"1 ...: ~-· 7" ;c:; ;:? ~ 5; eo . :5 ·1 Jij FRIENDLY DIVORCE CAN NOT tied loosely, Before guests BE TOO FRIENDLY l lhrow them, the must untie! De?r Helen. , i the ribbon. They won't break 1 m all ior bemg mature and : open as they are mad 'th seno:.ible h 1·t d'1 · e WI ~ w en . c~ mt' ~ lo _- nylon net. Help save a bride vorce. but my Wife fol d1vorce IS and print this He\en.-MRS s just TOO friendly. Her e>·hus· Dear Mrs. s: · , b'and and his new wife live here . and my w1fe thinks 1t 15 "pro•· I Be glad lo mg somethmg'' to enlellain Wedding guests· check your , lhem , She says this will help nee bags and untie before you get the new one accepted. 11et fl y Would the bride toss When the new wife and the down her bouquet in the vase? 1 former wife start discusing ' H. ' husbands, you can see my wife HE NEEDS EDUCATING h"' !tie edge. Maybe she en1oys Dear Helen: 1 :~:~· but I think there's such a I have JUSt lost my husband, I g as betng tou rn ode r n. not to ano lher woman but to j You' - MIKE ' Dea; M' . the cause of education. ' toor Ike. . , For years he has been going 1 You Ci.l l~ t make a four- to college, either part-ti me or some ~u t of .shifted twosomes. i full- time. 1 have always work· ~f a divorce IS THAT friendly, 'ell . giv ing him al l ttJe money lt could .rnt>dn one or the other l've e<lrned except enough for : regretsH1t. - II. liv11.1g expenses and babysitting Dc-ar e1en 1ee:-;. I,ve done the housework. . . I , don t lhm~ tho.~e wild let- heen father and mother to our ters on the E'VJls of nudity real- four children skipped social ly touched on ttle ht!art of the life all in f~v()r of educat,·on I probl em. 1I J·s not ' acr u.ally bt>r·ause I bel ieved th at some-· 1• mf'n. _but other women who an: da~ it would be different. ; 1 the >~cluns oJ the · low-cui Welt. it's different all right drt>so;; and above the knef''' ~Pt He ('asua llv ;mnounced to me ! I know ~am~·ull.v Wf'il how lh dl he no. longer \ov rs me emb.am.JssJng 1t 1$ to be out em and wants to ·separate which , a. dati:' Wilh a man and c-Jtch we have donr. He said he knew tu m st~p1dly starmg open- J wou ldn 't he happy with him i moutht'ft <~!_ a nea r-bare wom· ~,,. didn 't e'.·e n finish high a~ . The bn~ht.est L:OilVt>rsatlf1n- s'bhool. , I i - ~ ~ ..,... ::t: ~ .... , ~ ~ ',1~ a lis! m !lle world wouldn't be , We still love him and wa!lt ' ablt: lu ~et h!S atten tion back. ' him hark. Is then• hope. or ha~ WP g1rl~ have two choil'es he bl:"come an rduraiPd snoh'' for .'.;;olvmg till~ problrm · rf'bel - BF:W!Lnlo:RED WIF E De:1r Wife · Ht> ma y he back when he a· 1 out group. _or fl nd ~ guy /.Win w~:~nts to "live by !he sweat who wears th a~ k glas~c~ m1tl ot h1.s tr:m " Tht' qu{'~; hrm is : steal thPm~ - .JUDY do vou want to support a snob Dear t·h-l_en . bis h proftt'-'Sionil l ~llldl'nt all Cor n·et 1on please! II you rour life? - H. i:;,; tell people to ''let fly With the Thi.~ t·olumn is dt>dica lt>d to i" rict! b&8 which. ol cuu r."''· will tlamily living, so ir you're hav : br~ ak open" when it , hits the 1ng kid trou bl~ or j~st t•lain j bride and groom, you II be send , trouble, let Helen help YOU . i! lng a lot or hMppy couples nn She will also welcome ,.,.,. their hon eymoo n ~ wilh bliH"'k owt1 amusing expenences. · Ad eyes and a.s!'orlf>!'l bru i~Ps . Crm .. drr -;.~ Helr.n Bottel in care ol :Z mercially tied rice bag> are l thi• new,paper. · i ;:;. agam:t I)Ur modest ~nd ) om the " in " uphr in ~i ng , (actua lly Biff Burgers 3 lb. &ox $2.59 ·Sliced, Cruohod, Chunlco, 1·1b. 1-0L cons lb. Clkt Glazed Donuts · · · · doz. 45c 5-lb. Cake JANE PARKER-Twin Pock $3.99 GOLDEN RIPE Bananas · .... · .. .. lb. 12c LARGE-SLICERS Cucumbers · ·· ·· · · · 3 for 29c Eight O'Clock COFFEE Cookies ·· ···· 11-lb. pkg. 39c . Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! .. I WQN 7v..... tubo A&P Toothpaste_ tube 49c 59c I WON PLAY til ' MrJ, Mory ·'Cook $500.01· at A&P Kirk E. Miler $1000.00 Macaroni & Cheese 2 for 39c 4 69c 6-oz. ·can• SUNSWEIT-FROZIN-~·n cons Prune Juice ·· · · · · 2 cans 59c of i 11 P': af: ~~~oc:!d ~~ blrtiula b ':0 ~ •Ki~•Y ~!lr- ' · ~~· ':e a· , a A&P CRIME .. tltls· Includes both typea. Mr. and Mrs. CecU Sheets - - · - - - - - InfecUOIII bapalltls Is trait- and family of Band,VYIUe, W. Mr. and lllrl. liDpi: Jeffers milled eble!ly tln'oDih drlnklnl Va., and Mr. IJid 111r1. llut't of Pomeroy called on his srand. water but It may result frOm Sheets and daugh\er of Point parents, Mr. llld ·lira. Homer eattq shellfish taken frOm Pleasant were receot , vldtorl Jc«~hower. polluted beds. Proper cblorlna· or Mr. and Mrs. Dana Mr. and llrl. 11811 CoulD IJid tlon of the waler aupply will ray. two chlldreil ol Coltllllbua call· prevent lhla disease. Mr. and Mrs. llilpll' Carl ed on Mr.llld lira. Aaron Turn- The vacationer wbo drinks family bad 85 recent Ylsftorl er and family IUid her graad· clear, sparkling spring water Mr. and Mrs. David Reel father, Mr. Slmey PGRU. wblcb the ftstlves "lnlve bee• Baltimore, Ohio. ' Mr. IIlii Mrl. Wayne Powell clrlnklng lor years and never Mr. and Mr. Charla Barnett of East Uverpool vlalted bll had a sick day" may Juatlll• and daughters, Jllllet IJid father, Mr. Sliney Powell. ly enjoy the taste but aparkle Becky, villlted recently with Mrs. LouiN Van Meter and and taste art 110 parantee of Mr. and Mrs. Vll111 carl and Nicki, Mr. IJid Mn. Lawrence freedom from the bepatitls vi- 10118, and also with Mt. IJid Theiss o1 Racine spent the rus. Mrs Dwight Oirlllld family weekend vlllted Mr. IUid Mn. Serum hepatitis 11 ll'anaml~ ~me. Albert Hudson IJid lsmlly of ted by the blood serum of 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ma!Jh Industry, Pa., IJid Mr. aud person wbo bas had the dl· bonored their son Bobby Mrs. Robert HudiiOII. sease. ManY persons have a cent! 00 Ida Mr. and Mn. Elmer Dallay, mild attack that Joel undiac- IIIII cream were ~~rved Beaver, Pa, Mr. IJid Mn. nosed or Ia lboUibt lo have Rev IJid Mn. Qyde Harold Brannon, Joppa, Mr. been a mild eaH of lnflueDsl. Sb ' Wblte Harold 10 and Mrs. Carroll White llld H such 1 peraollllves blood er IJid Butdl Mash daughters, Letart FallJ, Mr. a blood bank there Is no way &eer Brol'ford of Worthington and Mrs. Bobby Joe Wolf, Jla. 1D deteCt the ~~ih 1~1 inc! Julie Hoerath ot Wester· eine 1\0ute, Sbaroo, Lawrence ence iJ suapee..... ere vUie G.• Vicby IJid Carl Dean John- way to ~-}tFwl~ •• Mn' n .......... earru·~-rs IJid Mri Paul Yin& the hlow. or .... re • • '""'"'.. .... • trllllfulloDI are btcOmln& wlvth· ·•·· called on an ever-increasing cause of .... ee Ill .... ...,., •rguua near Tuppers PI ...... · Dean Mr. and Mrs. Maywood JoJm. hepatitis. es of viral VWIIJII rectDtly with ston. In the early stag labts Hazel Arnold IJid lamll were Mrs. Irene Buscb returned to bepatltls t~ 1vicUalm eomvo~N... Mr D - lltolford of YWortbh"""'lal of abdorruna P n, ...,., · •..., ber home fr0 m "'e u• -•• • weakness and listlngton and Julie Hoerath of 1 1 Mrs. AMa Brewer rem liM ~::rThere is nolhln& 8• WestervUle IJid Susan Mash of about : ~~:sme~ bout thll set of symptom& to Bunker Bill IIlii Lester Arnold Mr. s. dlstlnJUisb it from IIIIIDY other of Columbus. two children called on Mr. and aeneralbed infections. AI the Mr. IJid Mrs. Dana w. MurMrs: Lawrence Johllston llld dlaeaJe progresses a deep jaun- ray and Mn. Elizabeth Murray family. . C turned dlee may develop. This Ia a had as Stmday visitora Mr. and Mrs. Minnie arro 0 re Mr. 11 aid In the diagtiOI!IS built Mr. Dewey Rlchardon, borne from Columbus after tlmattd that less than and Mr. Bob Rlcbardoo, all staying with her daUghter who ha:Sor the vicHms ever develop ot Mlddl~ and Mr. Janeth was very Ill for two weeks. Jaundice. Beal and daiJih:,rs, Sandra Mr. Leonard Ct~unln and son, The disease lasll trom two and Linda. ·· Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Gary to four weets but In some vJc. , Mils JIIIIJ Klnf''II)Jent tbe Adkins and son. Gary • all of tlma lull recovery of the for- w"""!I!M wllb . ~ \ Easl Liverpool, Miss Wanda mer viJor may take four to Ill ~ 11 ~ 'NI!arene Col· oonnelson, Columbll!, Weldon months. FuU recpvery does, aiJri~IJL Donnelso~, Hazel Congo . and however, occur With no com-. Nr~ Jft;.J!!uner Bailey three children, Mae Van Met· plle!IUons and no permanent visited li!!r ~J,fr. 'and er, and Mr. and Mrs. DU)On aftereftecl!. Mrs. werideu ·Qilrns IUid Taylor visited Mrs. Minnie Since there Is no specific family in PortsmOuth recently. Carroll dunng t11e weekend. atment, good nursing care Mr. and Mn. Virgil King and Sharlene Fleming has been and relief ol symptoms are family were Stm!fay ~:;: m1111d missed ~chool. llul main therapeutic 1oals. Bed visitors of Mr. ani! Mrs. Mr. ind Mrs. Henry Anther- res\ In the flrallwo weeks iJ Krider a~ 11111, Mrs. Elva Dallev, New- euillllal and. U voml . IIIII Is se·R ~ mt, ~· and Mrs. James Popi!, vert, feedl!l& by veiJ1 1118)' ~ •• ,~TI!D IWILY Pomeroy, Ml'l. Amanda Tay~r necesl!ll'Y• !'/hen the nausea bas. once Ued for o1 HattUn,lon Park, Calif,, VIS· ,bated b;;1anc:ed diet should m~l . , , ~ ~ a. North !ted Mr. and Ml'll. Carl Au.lher· tie .~ "lth•the jlulk a.,\~ ·. ~ plant of the mint Jte1 A&P FROZEN-8-ot. pkt•· ORANGE JUICE Y~> 1 The ·Republican Candidate for Congress Does I GCPf) . I ' In a recent debate at Rio Grande College be. Today, the Republican candidate for Congress tween Democratic Congressman Walter H. Moeller CONTINUES TO SUPPORT legislation which threat· and his Republican opponent, the Republican can- ens the very existence Of labor organizations. It is didate indicated that he SUPPORTS Section 14(b) plain that he does not represent The m&jority will of the Taft-Hartley Ac:t. Remember, This Sec:tion permits the legislature of each state To by·pass The of the people of our District. Looking at The voting people and PROHIBIT management and union from statistics above, It Is easy To see That ciizens of ALL freely concluding a UNION SHOP AGREEMENT In WALKS OF UFE voted against the "Right-To-Work" Pr.ir. Cheese Cake 17-oz. ,.g. 59c and Mrl. 'flslted Mr. and . ·-· . ' ' 'taylor. ~ Taylor f\l~~~lt~:a~~ e.' tM?sol~asC:tl:!t ~. Dillon rot~ ~ . 9,1: (0\l,l',,l!'~r~~~ · !"~~~~~ ~ \ .• J: ... '. -· .,,.. ' ' ~ ,. . ., '. ' . • -~llpll!C . . ...' . . . \ .. I any c:ontrac:t they negotiate. Amendment - fermers, office workers, veterans, Congressman Walter Moeller declared that the housewives, end retired men and women, as well cit·izens of Ohio had ALREADY given their answer to "right-to-work" laws, defeating such 11 as laborers. lew by ~ r tic t1c c Frozen Food Features! Af,P Mouthwash _ _ 49c · Boneue Sh•mpoo ' Delicious Apples · · 3 lbs. 59c • HI-ACRES- FROZEN Do YOU Favor ' ' Right •to •Work ' ' Laws? Aeerly 11 million votes In 1958. Congressmen Moel· . ' . . ., w. ANN PAGI-1·1b. pkgo. 14-oz. bottle art v~rua. Haddock Portions ··· · $1.29 Health & Beaut" Aids . O Town Flata Social' .N ..v. 111 • Notes '1: cauaed by · ew._ • 11iaeuet '1111 1m11 v1ra1 bepl' _ _...__ __ SoCiety HaiiHt Steaks -- · ·· lit. Itt Salmon Steab -·· 1&. $1.19 AlP SRAND-kL llottl1 . .,~~- Mallow lb. bag. WASHINGTON- RED ,:i:a f(;n,sbury 1 Vitamins _ Botle of 100, 99c ORANGES Cauliflower · ···· ·· · Head 29c '• · AlP MULTfPLI Mild FLORIDA -JUICY SNO-BALL HEADS _, OR SWORDPtSH --~ Fine Quality Groceries! 1V2-Ib. CJke _ _ _ $1.49 #';: ' Frozen Serdeeil Values CAP'N JDHN-.2 lb. pkg. JANE PARKER r lb. A&P Pineapple · · 3 cans $1. Elbow Macaroni 3 pkgs. 59c AlP BRANDS-I.qt, 14«. cons ANN PAGE-2·~ ''"'·cons Pineapple J11ice · · 3 cans 89c: Kidney Beans · · 3 cans $1.~ JANE PARKER SULTANA-SMALL AlP IARTLITT, tn Light Syrup Pumpkin Pie · · · · · · each 49c Pears ·· 3 - 1-lb. cans $1.00 StuHed Olives 6-oz. Jar 49c JANE PARKER MILOIIT AiP IRAND-Purplt, 30.0z. cons Raisin Bread · · ······ loaf 29c Pn.it Plums ·· ' cans $1.00 Cheese Slices 12-oz. pkg. 59c WHITIHOUSI-Inatonl, MllrH 20 Qto. ANN PACJI JANE PARKeR, Modo With luttormllk l·lb. 4-ol•••••• Apple Jelly · ··· 2 lb. Jar 45c Dry Milk ........ pkg. $1.69 Enriched Bread 41oaves 97c FRUIT CAKE '---"t 69CChope elM Jon e Porker Baked Food sI 3 Loin C...,ecl Sirloin · · · · pkg. 75c Fried Flounder ...... ·"··· · lb. 79c WITH,IIIOZZAIILLA CHEESI Finnan Haddie - ··- lb. 69c Pi~a Burger 1•-or pkg $1.19 C:AP'N JDHN-10.0.. llfflurgers 18-oz. pkg 1.09 Oyster Stew · ·"" 2 cans 85c COI'YiiiHTiltM. THIIMAT ATLANT'te & PACIP!CTIA eo., INt. JANE PARKER now are avidly buyill8 uv.,., pitzas, frMen Chinese dinnets, ~fowl skish kebab, frozen encbilada• ..flounder almondine, breast of chicken a Ia broccoli au sratin, and BSP"~•·I gus bollandalse-style." On a dollll' basis, the value the manulacturers' level add'\' 1 es uaed in food made In " the U.S. increased from $112 mill!&. in 1955 to $285· million last year. By 1970, the ACS estimates, aales of these addi· tiVIII are expected to reach about !f400 mllllon. More Ctmpo11Ddl Needed Deaplle tbe array ol additives available, compounds still are needed to 611 unmet needs. They include: - Non-nutritive sweetellei'S that have properties more nearly ble those of IUJar. Especially needed are com· pounds with no objectionable aftertaste. -Better additives to Improve the reweitlna properties, lex· tur and flavor of freeze.d:ried foods. -A wider range of synthetic food colorJ, particularly red, try w:!::~ By Wayne G. B1'81111aladt, M.D. r::a~: eomDemand for coovenleace foodl Some diseases are seaiiOII&I. pounds for bread. The ACS said has fueled the boom In 011e thai Is prevalent In late about 10 to 15 per cent o1 the additives. Consider additives ID fall IJid early winter Ia lnfec- bread now made is retul'lled one lirm'a frozea cherry cream 11oua hepalltll. Alfhoulh It iJ bllken beeaua of satleness. cheesecake, for IIIDiplt. moat COIIIJIIDII)y seen In cblldren -Flavortq agents to make It contains •blc aekl between the a1es ol li and 15, COIIIIDel'dal breads taste more (prHerVaUve) IDd ~c It 11181 s11ect per!bna of any U1ce liome-made bread acid (antlolldlnt). Wltbaul ad· age and Is more severe In ad· <lilives, till I@ .llecaiiH ol ults t1ran 1n ehlldreo. • Its Incubation period Is four J.I to Ills weeki or about balllbal ........,; m of the clol!ly rtlatltl ~-m 9to 11 Quartered Sliced utiftiRA.,..tb!:iO..z. pkf, is America's most popular Fruit Cake? Is it any wonder it's become such a favorite gift item? Over 2/3 Fruita &Nuh $1.29 Beef 5ttab 10-or. pkg. 89c .. Is it any wonderJanePIIr~er Fruit Cake 1 l.Jb. pkg. WAPIIIILICID ls Jane Parker Fruit Cake a good reason for shopping A& P? lt'aoneofmany. l---by Hel•n Bottel-~ 6sc 2-lb. pklJ. Fro::en Bill Steaks! ' HELEN HELP US! t"· 1.. All Good Brand Isn't that good news! 1 DOCTOR SA'YS Pork Chops Sliced Bacon AND ONE OTHER THING YOU SHOULD KNOW: It's the same wonderful cake.,. at the 88me low price aalaat year, t BONELESS GROVER'S STUDIO 01 Every cake Is just bursting with cherries imported from France, pineapple from the Far East. and meaty pecans from the South. I duplicate the work of other gov· den!. lb. Top Round Steak ·· ·· lb. 95c Rump Roast .. · .. · ·~ .. lb. 95c BONILUS . Sirloin np Steak .. lb. $1.09 Sirloin Tip Roast ·••·• lb. 99c BOTTOM CUT Cube Steak .... · ·· ·.. lb. 99c Round Roast '"···• ... lb. 19c Chipped Steaks · · •• lb. $1.29 Pot Roast, Boneless · · lb. 79c BRAND Family Steaks ·.,.,... ·· · lb. 99c ECHRICH Smoked Sausage · ·· · lb. 79c: IONELESS · Ey~ of Round Roast lb. $1.29 Canned Picnics 3 lb can 1.99 · Cottage Butts "'""· - ... lb. 79c: Barbecue Steaks · · lb. $1.19 LECJ OR IUAST Sliced Beef Uver · · · · lb. 59c Fryer Quarters ·..... • lb. 33c · citron from Italy, sun-drenched raisilll from California Congress rejected the idea CLUB 89c s1.09 lb. WEDDING PJIO'I:OGRAPHS By PATRICIA MCCORMACK Uoited Preas lllteroalloaal commercially Infeasible, the NEW YORK IUPI)-Smoke ACS said. gut in prehistoric man's eyes A brand of frozen concentrate •flen he preserved meat. The for imitation oraage juice rrocess: busing meat over contains citric acid (acidulant). burning wnd. Gum arable (thickener) carThe smoke was a crude kind ragee_nan tstabiliter), vitamins, of food additive, believed to be (nutnent supplements~, ~d . t L •• t calciUm phosphate (anti·caking tl ,. fIrs . a..r! mea was compound) preserved by • lahels of foods, The · .laltmg. lhlllls still II you read 11 se pruru ve me . you already know that practl· , are used, . hut adva~s In L~e cally every packaged food chemical llldUStry m the last contains some kind of additive. ?ecade bave led to a revolution One reason for the growth, 1 ~ lhe food ~live field. Last according to the ACS: The )ear, 661 mDlwn pounds of pablic is becoming Increasingly chemlcall were used to enha?ce interested in more sophisticated the wbolesomeoess, attra~t.!Ve· foods, more llavorlul foods, ness, convenience .ud nutrJIIOn· more exotic foods. al values of Amer~can foods. "Partly, this trend is a result They Include flav?rs, flavor of greater world travel, higher enHancers, ~r~s;rvaUvel, emu!- standards of llvlll8. higher 51 f1ers, ar.Uiicial aweeteners, cultural levels," the ACS said. colors, anti-caklnl compounds, "People who a few years ago ant"foamlng apall. would not be caught dead eating The Amel'iciD Olemlcal Society (ACS), l'l!porljpa Ia "Chemical alld EtaJneerln& , News," says that without News," says ibat wllbout additives DilDY producta oJ the U.S. food maoufaelurlq lndua- STEAK SALE! . ROUND 79c It;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; :· Additives in Many Foods "Super -Right" Quality Meats! yes. · I I I I WOMAN TO WOMAN mn SIRLOIN 3,tlft_. iJ at a~ lll&b lor 'lftWim O'lllill 8lld la±arJ Y. clllrlen willa ...... Oiiila!IIJII. a non-presidential electloil year. DJSalle - . tbe e•lld!dillll. llu diiJ Gil wbellllt to r.. 3,450,0110 person~ to vote IIlii lin& placet belwes 1:30 .. m. Pre!ll, tile Nalloul tbe ~ term of the late il might, ill 11Je ¥lew of IOIIIl' 'nlal Iota) Wit IJIUft't!d bJ Ill- vokt thelt diJ ~. IIIOiher credited a conslder•hle am0117t EST and &:SO p.m. EST Nov. t. Broadcasting Co., the CllllllbiJ fiAiet vt. Tracy, tbe wblt!et to observers, be mlsleadlq as a tm1t Ia tbe aoocalled JUpt 10 GD 'llllelbtr to •bollth till-city of this to Interest In the local Persons In line to tote 11 8:30 Broadcutilll S,alem, IIlii lobe erve 88 dl)'l wileD the person fiiCIDr In predililinl Tuesday'• .·wort laue. lll7llllll' IGrm of ~nt, issues. p.m. wlll be permllted to American Broadealtlng Co. eholell for the four..ym term turnout. The 116! eleclion file 117& l!ld two aa wbllller 1o adopt Both politicans and pollsters their ballot. The ,sale 01 will have .reporters In more will Ilk! aver. ActUally voler re811trati011 election for atate' olfldala, charters. , were somewhat Imy of tc beverages wblle tile polls ·tban 8,2110 preclncls pboalng the Tbere are no statewide (JIII5' thla Jill' waa ~-hal dl&- broucht 3,200,000 901en to the Tbere also are 41 loc:al optlo! Browrt's prediction on the open Is problblted by Jaw. results of lhe races for gover- lions or issues at stake lor the appobttlnl'' In the view of many poUa. elections to determiDe II alcogrounds that Republican Gov. Brown as tbe state's nor and House of Reprelellta- DDt time In several years. allilouCb there nh a slight holic beverapt may be sok1 ill James A. Rhodes' expected biC eleetioD olllcer has tlves to ClevelaDd for a faat At tbe district level are raees apurt In rqiltr.UO. as 111e The secreta!)' ol SIIIA!'a olllee a parllcular area. victory bad dulled Interest In lbe boards of elections to . tabulation Jn thole I'IICH. lor at seats In tbe U.S. House reJiljratlon period ended. reporle 1,127 local Issues on lhe the statewide campal~s. pedlle tbeJr eouat Maay•J:Mallnaes or represenmtlves, one third of halloll In tile state's 88 eouD-11 Open 12 Houn At the 18111! time the National · At stake Tuelday are lllalt, the JudgeB on lbe Courts of All" The number of voten eligible 1111. Whatever the turnout, Obloans Election Sel'ice composed of and local offices and veals, all members of the stale to vote, u I result of bavlne Brown said there were 1,017 will have their say In 13,060 pol· the Unjted Press Internatlol&l, 1,327 Jocallssaes. Senate llld Houe. been recJstered In 1164 1181 tu levlea and tal renewal fl. . At the state level voters will At tbe county level are 0111 hlibOII' IbiD 11S1181 wlllch boos~ auea. ,• choose their aovemor, ueuten- eouaty commissioner and coua- ed the current re~~~tratlon tot- He said tbere are 177 bond Of Tha Quality You governor altOI'IIey general ty auditor along with common al. luuel tolalllltt $305,115,11150 wltb treasurer, aUditor, secretary o1 pleas ud probate Judges In In 11164, for the,_ belweea aa ua111118l1)1 larle per eent Will Y1lut For sjate and two Ohio Supreme IOID8 counties and a number of President Jolmson IUid !<1rmer asking votes tor new courtA Lifetime Court Judge! wltb tile Jat!&es to contests for varlouJ unexpired Sen. Barry Goldwater the vote houses, new jails, and new eerve six years ud the othen termS to 1111 loCal vacancles. was 4,031,414. mlllliclpal bulldiJigs al1hougb four years. The top statewide race Is tbe '1111a was eaulderably higher scllools make up the largat per WY 2·2475 There also Is a eGDteat to contest for IOVernot' between tho the top tote In I race for cent. limited shelf life, mlghl be anylh1118 but meat and potatoes elect a state auditor to complete Rhodes and tba Democratic governor. That was tbe 3,100,· There \1 - president of the University. . more ti)Jn fll9.1 million 'IInce Tbe .Nursery Class •and .Uve Dr. Whalen has been dean the program wao ezpanded fi'8 I • ·' ' ol students at Ohio U~vers.lty More than 289 Ohio famlliel years ago. ~:a~ia~~; r:,esa By BERNARD BRENNER the administration's general ap- since June. 1965. He JOinS V1co In 1986 ... some 100 per cent Farmers Home Admlnlatra- were~ tertalned lth Ullltetl Pre•s lalernallooat proach to financing all domes· President for Academic Affairs 1111lre than that of the previous lion housing loans are made lo Jofleenen arty Frld w al ~ 'IVASHINGTON (UP!) _ o~ lie social programs in the 1967- Thomas Sm1th and Vice Presl· ) ~ar _used $2 556 960 of Farm applicants unable to obtain cred. the ~ 1 th ·~:a;/ at spite some rebuffs from Con· 88 fiscal year. dent for University Develop- ers Home Ad~lnl;tratlon cred: it from private lenders at re. bersa atte~n !~ Sh~l e~ gresa thiS year, administration Federal cencentratlon on aid ment ~arlin Hecht as ~ sen. It for construction and 1m. sonable rates and terms. They Paul Clark ~aria and o:a~na ' farm tfficials believe Asricul- to projects aimed at bolstering lor of!1cer of the unlvemty. provement of homes. are tailored to Individual need! Wblte Cindy David nd Eddi 8 1 lure Secretary Orville L. Free- the over . all economy of rurat James J. McDOrman state and accompanied by &IS!stance llbUsh Carl' Randy L.ndte ' man will keep pressing for ex· areas - not JUSt tbe farm econ- It's 1 blli in New York 1 ' director, said some $65,ioo of In farm and financial manage. Jimmy All~y Dea~ ' ~ 111' : pension of his department's omy - began building in the sack In Kansas and a poke In this amount wus advanced dl· ment. and 'Norma Jarrell• · economic development pro- rnJd·1950s. Alabama. rectiy to Ohio senior citizens Cecile, Dreama, Tlmotby and grams for low • Income rural The chief tarsels of the proi· Electric eels are said to be (62 or over) for improved hous- Mr. George Hayman Is visit- David Jenkins, Karen Rhodes areas. ects ranging from new commu· immune from each oilier's ing facilities, a 45 per cent in· lng his dauchter, Mrs. Burhl and Brtan Robinson. Adults atFreeman's to t nity' water systems to job-train- current. crease. Rural bousing loans olh· Wolfe at Buckeye Lake. tending were Mr. and Mrs Ev· p1an se up a . • .. nationwide network of field of· 111g and development .r im· fices for the rural community proved, farm markets and new development service was killed mdus tr~es, are low · mcome · on Capitol Hill this fal l. And an non · farm residents ol rural :_: administration bill authorizing areas plus families on farms .._.. grants to finance planning of too small to produce a decent .,-::: economic development and im- llv mg. 'fff 1:"": proved community services in ''The proportion of families .: rural areas foundered in the flving in poverty is twice as z::: House after pass ing the Senate. high in rural communities as in ~-·-.· But tflese setbacks will not cities and suburbs,u ene official ·~ per~uade the agriculture secre· sa id recently. "Less than onetary to retreet from the 'ronvic- third of the nation's total popu· ~. tian that expanded efforts are lation Jives in rural communiFULL ~, ne.ded to f1ghl rural poverty, yet almost half of the famCUTS ~ an aide s.1id. Illes with lncomes below the lb. 'fi Other government sou rrcs in· poverty line live th ere.'' .i ill\ die ate lhat the scope of any I Congress has approved . a ·· proposals for expandmg rural number or ~ew _rural areas tm· IONELESS area development programs aft- ~rove~ent mds m recent years, er mid-1967 will be decJded by mrtudmg authonty for federal ----~ ·-·---1 gr•nls lo help build city-style IONELESI ! w<Jrer and sewage systems in ' >man communities. The Agriculture Departmenl, r in another move aimed at backing up ihe efforts of some 2,400 : local rural areas development commi llee~ . recently began an "industrialization" program in Not much! which a small staff here will ' . .' .. ~ ler issued a statement AGAINST Section 14{b) and ' W'iiY? Because the people sew through the . . thinly-disguised title of "right-to-work" and reeog- c:alled for its repeal. He noted that Presidents Elsen- ' nlzed the Amendment as a Threet to The liberty of hower, Kennedy and Johnson had also called for ALL CITIZENS, no matter how you earn a living. repeal of Section 14(b). They recognized that suc:h legislation was not only Records show that the present Republican candlclate for Congress signed the petition which put the beginning of the end for labor groups, but that the "Right-to-Work" Amendment on the Ohio bal- it would pave the way for The ultimate control or lot in 1958. Let's look at how the 11 Counties In destruction of ANY KIND OF ORGANIZATION. our lOth District voted on This so-called "Right-ToToday, there Is a National Right To Work ComWork law1 ' AGAINST mittee spending e lot of money and a lot of time FOR trying to pass national "right-to-work" laws. They "RIGHT-TQ.WORK LAW' COUNTY Fairfield ••...• • , 14,801 8,418 ere looking for support from people like the Pres- 8,375 2,566 ant RepUblican candidate for Congress. Morgan . •• • ••.• 3,261 2,106 Washington ... . 8,859 6,461 IN CONGRESS, WE NEED AMAN WHO 1RULY Athens •..•.... 11,291 3,656 REPRESENTS THE PEOPLE. THAT MAN IS OUR ........ 5,192 2,430 PRESENT DIMOCRAnC CONGRESSMAN - 3,103 1,235 WALTER H. MOEWR. WE URGENTlY REQUEST Meigs ....... . . 5,083 2,309 Jackson ; . : • ..•• : 7,590 ' 3,353 Galli& .........• 4,543 3,403 lawrence 12,978 3,130 84,976 39,107 .. Perry .. .• •••• ••• H~king VInton . •. ..... ' TOTAL t I •• I I .. I •1 o I I I I I • I • • ' THAT YOU GO TO THE POLLS ON NOV. 8 AND VOR FOR WALTER H. MOEllER. H£ HAS SPENT SIX YEARS IN CONGRESS, AND HE HAS ' . ALWAYS VOTED FOR YOU. SlJonsored By The Coll\,llllttee For MajoritY' f\tl)e, John Conl~Yi Ch alrmlb-South Point, Ohio . ~~ t• ' ,, l �•. ' I I ' HOLY GANGES RIVER at afternoon , 'WII'Il Ill'. ·• l"'''lleej Woollllll'n In Alban,. , Ellen Rolland spent several the ann~ pumpkin ,ahow. Woodrum, My111n and Loretta, \and Mra. ~berl Qul~(l)l .days caring lor the Unlon Ridge For untold centures, the·GanMr. and IIIII!. llartld I)Uneu. and Mr. and Mrs. Jobn ·Nune< .of Dover, Mr. and Mn Ohar- Grocery while, the owners, Mr. Je8 has been holy 'to Hiodo of Medina .. a~d ,-lml!lll Coml!a. ll)~ker. and SOJ1, Jelf, Athem )a Butcher of Alhena and Ill~]. - ~ l\IIJI, Leslie Perry, attended India. People of 1111 itatlooa of of Copley were weel!epd guests, ahil Mr. and Mrs, P•ul Kou•• i;iruzilla,W~um, AJ,bany, ~ ·!'lt· Qhl,v·~!fte, Fox Hunters As- fife come to halite In its waters . of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith of Columbus. COlltJr were pests al the Ney soctation n!eeting .at Waverly water Is bottled and carrlo< and Nancy. _Mrs. Daisy RawJ. Mrs. Ell~n Holland hPB re- Carpenler home. where he was a judge for the home for tltilse una~'e to mill<' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Greenlees lngs who had been vis~t!ng her turned from Dayton to the Su)ld~y d!Jmer ~18 of Mr•. event. the pilgrimage. Tradltiun 8""' and grandda~ter, Rilla brother, . Mr. Combs, returned !IJme of her brother-in-law _and and Mr~. Arthur Crabtree were Teachel'll of the Columbia that Ganges water •eep• fm Rhoades, were donner guests of home with them. .' · Sister, , Mr. and Mrs. V1C!or Mr; and Mrs. Feri\ Gillogly, E~ementary School hove sub. yeal'll without going stagnant. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Ankron Mr. and Mrs. Grant Pnce of Perry. She w•• accompalued local, a~d Mr. and Mrs. Elba nliHed the fol~o~m~ Jist of and a single drop on the tongur of Parkei'SWrg, W. Va., and a!- Van Wert attended lhe football here by Mr. ~~- Mr~. -~rt'lll McKnlg.tt and Sharon of · Co- students as ehg~ble for I h e or eyelids of a dying man Jo b& so called on Mr. and Mrs. (Jon- game at OU on Saturday and Ptekett and R1ckii. Ricku re; lumbus. · Honor Roll durmg the first six lieved to cleanse liim of sin, ald Smith of Belpre and Dean then visited her gran4parents, mamed here With relatives Mr. and Mrs. Elba McKnight wee_ks grading period. Greenlees, Fleming. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye and wh1)e her parents went to ant! Sharon of Columbus were First Grade, Kl{llberly AII·Iriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii~ The Columbia Elementary fnends here on Sund~y. Florida where _they. spent weeken4 ~Is here of their man, Cheryl LawS?n ~MQrk School Mothers Club will meet Mr. and ).lrs, Wilham Law- several days with h1s brother parents, Mr, and Mrs. D. 0. Perry, Second, Vil'j!lnia I orat the school 011 Friday even· son, Pat, Glen and Cheryl, re· and l~mily, Mr. and Mrs. ~r- lllcKn!ght and Mr, and Mrt. dan; Third, S~ BlllhOP and mg, Nov. 4, and all mothers cently spent th• week~nd near ley Pickett and other relatives. Fern Gillogly. Brenda Perry, Fourth, Kimber. · h R k" 1 ed t Da ton 'th Ill M Collier of ClndnJy Ellis, Cad! "·· and are urged to attend. Plans Will Madison, W. Va .. where t ey IC 11 re urn o Y WI n. ary . y ."""'""Y . be completed lor the fall were guests of 111e Willard Work- her parents on Monday. nail 'flslted with ber parents, Justin Momer; Fifth, Bonrue Festival at thal time. man family They also attend· Denver Queee, ~r. IS spend. Mr. and Ml'l. Jerry CUI~ll and Darst, Linda McComas, B~. Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan ed the weddmg of the Work· lng a ~eave here w111I watives. her brother and slater·i!Maw, bara Jordan and Tina Radekm; IN AT 9-0UT AT I and son. Walter,_ and Mtke ma~'s daughter on Saturday. He_ wtll report lor_ hiS next Mr. and Mrs. William CUlwell. Sixth, Patsy Greer, Joan WoolLawson a~compamed Mr. and Mik~ Lawsoo spent a week ass1gnme~t to an all' base In Mr. and Mrs. Roscae Tackett en and Jano Jordan. Mrs. Dwame . Jordan a_nd Bry· end With Walter Jordan. New MeXICO. of FlatwoodJ, Ky., also han an to Circleville on Fnday ev- Callers at the home of Mr. Mrs. Elza McComaa spent an heeD vlslllniJ Ill lilt CUlweU Nloholaa U wa~ the last Second St. ·Pomeroy erung where they enjoyed the and Mr. Alva Rupe on Sunday afternoon With Mrs, DruzlUa home. ~ to rale RussJa. · - - - - - - - - • Jiamll _.., llber lllglltB Carpenter Social News . Heresy Holler to-Education bill. ,. Appalachia, u. s. A. After that, E. z. Lo r asked '., 00000000 if there shoulda't be kind ar Editor, of memory trdining course here Heresy Holler Anti for some of the present office. rset]lief Asociation held Its holders who can't even rememr•~u!ar monthlv meeting th" I ber how-they voted just 8 short ~~ek at the palatial cabin of jlime ago, or what they told us ~ita Trotter on Jumpan Run. last time they were up f 0 r ,But sinre Congress adjourn- election. One of them has even t•d Wllhout passing that "Tom forgotten where he put a couFilole Bill" and there won't be pie f f t . 0 h 0 ' ' · ac ones. r ow many a~y chance for legal 1ynchinq, years ago the Highway Dept. rfllbl away, there wasn't a :01 approved the plans for that new o! business to oe discussed. 5o road he is gomg to get us-af· t~e members present got to talk- ter election. i111:}bout next week's election, Everyone entoyed the meet· i~tead. ing and they voted before ad· jEveryone agreed that our vol -1 journing. to hold a special meetets should be '>t•lter informed ing after Election Day. I'll try the issues ,)f elecuons, but to report on it to you. n~one seemed t.o think that I Con Tenshll!! to divide 161' million of 1 U(lpayers' cash would be a In the pasl few w"'ks we wlwle lot of help. Most of the have read in our papers of rome l oe I b. 'f!r· high i line for the boodle art work . prices. be,ycotling stores all ovi overtime trying to keep the I t'f the nation. Jt is usrd in de- v' ers from finding out lhmgs, 1ftonse of what they term, "uu"~ducating.'' do much fair prices.'' and in many caser. · k Shunary lliuggested -w~ ! il is being felt as 2 hlow to tht advocate an ''adult reading stores being boycotted. ctf. rs~" for candidates. inste~HI. We in the "iddleport and Silne uf them don 't seem tu Pomeroy area are facet~ with h8fe ~ pf'nt mucn time reading a rar greater problem teday. th~ p;·lpPrs . Or thry h;t\e:fl A license to sell beer and wine been on any highways with : he~s been applied for by the dithose big bill-boards. redors of one ef our SupPr1 One of the a-iJlU!ted he wa~ - ' markets. t 1 n't very familiar with t h •I We of Jhe Middleport Minis· Joh11.Birch Society. At least not i I erial group feel Jhe people enough to kno~' whH iwr he 1 .sho•!ld know our feelings on this. approved of it or not. _".nd _"'ome I We pmlf'st the fact that we of them who are tellw~ t1s we will soon be placed in a posican gel more 110ney fo-:- the tion of hav ing te buy our food scpool by electing them don't : in a place where alcoholic bevseem to have read about how eragcs are sold. We therefore the present Congressmf'n of. the wish to go on record as sayi ng, same party voted on the Atd · "We will do all we ca11 t.o keep this from happening." We seek the help of al l our chureh nwmbers and othf' rs who wish to help keep th1s blight out of cur community. We feel that tl1is store has added much to the beauty and benefit of the commuRity. Therf.lMrs. Charles Wagner went to fore our displeasure i 5 t Ci(clevt!Je Thursday and spent ! with the Supermarkct, but ~~th the_ weekend w1lh Mr. and the principal involved. W fe I Mrs. fred Goeglein and family i that for the <ake of 011: ch~J. anjl attended the Pumpkin dreo and the sa ke of our comShow. I munity his praetioe should be Florence Kaylor of New. Hav-' kept out. en. and Sister, Mae, of Colum·J Signed : Donald Hicks, Pres.; bus were recent guests of Mrs. Howard Ruppelt, V. Pres.; Don1 Wmona Clark. . \ald Boone, Sec.; Mac E. DonaM.r. Det~ Erskme If Frank· hue, Clyde J. Bartlett. fort, Ind., spent two weeks With i -his sis1Pr, Mrs. Harry Pickens. Mr and ~Irs . W. C. Smlfh Pomeroy. Oftlo and Jeff of Dayton spent Sund<Jy with her motJ1cr. :\1 rs. Harry 'Hayman. TONIGHT _ _ _ NOT OPEN _ _ Mr. and Mrs. Roher! Beggs • and daughter <Jnd Mrs . Rov : Thursday t:1ru Salurday November 3·5 Beggs of Chester, W. Va .. and · ELVIS PReSLEY In Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beggs and "SPINOUT" son of East Liverpool were (Techniculor) Fa re~ent guests of Miss Minn1e Elvis Presley, Shelley 1 bares. lJeborah Walley, Diane Harpold and Mrs. Carrie Scar- I BcBain, Jack .1\llullaney, Will ry . IT utch ins. Mr. and Mrs. Waid Foster Colorcertoont: T~tny Weeny Meanlt and children of Columbus spent Doctor Mouse the w.ekend with their parents. Tom Thump Mr. and Mrs. Charley Foster Smitten Kitlen 1\r'.,i.,~ion: 75c & 40c and Mr. and Mrs. AI~·· • .,., 1 '. "·=~·,."' ""'("":".'~·II . ···t~t~·"~ . O'bl:t#l,\1':' .... ,.....,.... ••• '" It...,..., fiii•CNOII.tlll... lrfO!'i 11tVf41 . reMitq IMmtdl»jiJ. ..... ...... .... .,.. . . . . . . 11...11 ... ...,. tftlll .... 11\tftred !Militia . ............. ... . . .. I' ~ ftt ·~· ~~~'••• w•ttt M ..,.,.. ~~~~-~~ CIIMrtt 61 ...... ...... " ' . . . . . , . . . CMft. ~ -~ • Nt ~Itt QIICMt 18 Htf ... • r.. • MARKET Koii..Frt. ·- __ g to e 8lturd., e to a Experienced RADIATOR SERVICE 60 IIAMILIR ,245 M50 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT ea Amll'fcan 4 Door, e 011., ltd. 11'1111. 8ollcl bOdr. llOod tim. 61 RAMILIR eve. llood 11m. • Cfl, IIIJin•, ltil, trou., R.H. to~, p. steering. OPIN lVII. "00 P.M. IG!diOt, . . $591 aool o. Ph. 38'1·752e. u t etc HARUY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES BLAETTNARS rrom the wrest Truck or Bulldozer llldlator To The SlaaUtst Hater Core. Phone 992·2143 Pomeroy, 0. RADIATOR I ROOM house and bath down· llaln, apartment of three raoms and balh upstairs, . large Jot lacing Ohio River, Idee! lor chUdrfn, · 1126 E. Main St., Pomeroy, 0. Mrs. limy Bailey. 10 30 6tc H0 NDA . SWS &SIRVICE ; 1• ; CALiO' ' NICII1 PIOPLII DICk IAWLIIIOI. MIDIILIPOIT ONtO IT ONLY TAICII XII New R•dJ•Ior Shoi ONI MINUTI SOc e Car e Truck e Heeter Coro e8ufldour eAny Type U.DRIVE THIU KEITH GOBLE FORD CAl WASH oNLY Countt. Obit wm, Dlted Oc!L 1, 11M UOJ 11.11 • tlU L - Graded Good QuaRty Beef! c lb. \. BEEF STEW MEAT LEAN CUBES •• lb. Lean and Tender BOILING BEEF 3 lb. 89c Our Own Good Fresh GROUND BEEF ~ j Jrb.$1.39 Fairmont, Rich c..amy Chocolate Milk quart 33c Y2 gallon f THIS IS HOW YOU SAVE! ' HAL YES OR SLICES-CAN 27a HUNT'S PEACHES - STOCK YOUR PANTRY SHELF NOWI • f\t i .d l••.. , tl'f'hlto , )rollriii ''~S n nd • AFf' ltwk '" I· ;vi '"~lati"'l lo:tlllfl l" l' '' ' llll r ••IA J.i.~~:ht. o'(lrllr~ol • Hu1lt -in r•T••rd ~ t"nl!! •' ,..,, ,l'flrluJ< ·nt. • f. ,il ,,.;,,1 " l'' ". <i<•· r ll·nnluals ( ·" \\"' ) ~ IJIInl( · ~"tlll i nt• Wlllnul "Lu '" .~,, /1.' w, lh 1 ) ' " d 'i"'·" ' \1\!:SHl VI'IU' I ·r8 - Modtl Clnl SHOVVBOAT PORK &BEANS 300 can 10c 8 DINTY MOORE BEEF STEW LOW AS n ... , 49C' FOLGER'S INSTANT COFFEE stove. bottle gas drculatlng stove, eloctrle meit "• bathroom scales, llower stsndl, 20 gal &loDe ~~ AppHances: ironl.~o11ter, skiUel, eaffee llllbr, d'ft 1 pans and toyo. 1""" Buick 4 door aedaB. • can car bed, bottle sterilizer sinks, 2 ge beaten 2... 37c BONUS LAUNDRY DETERStNT gl•rit box .....,........ ~.... ...... '· ...._ •.. - 61?7C By Kraft 8 Inner.. Packages ·,, . ZEST A lb. . I '·. On Saturday, Novembor 5, 19661111:00 A.M. • Community Sole will bo hotd In tho lloltl- I~ neor Alfred, locetod on S.R. 681, 4'11 mllos .t ,.. pon Plains and 7 mllot Nil of Darwin, TM fol..._ will be oold: THE NEW ... GOOD AS FRESH PERKED Jlhlb. FREE DISH TOWEL INSIDE EACH BOX Chester, 0. PUBLIC SALE Right reserved To Limit Quantltlet. 303 can Gas raoge1 washer, osk dining table, buffet. ldtehe tablo, complete oed. sofa bed, dining table and 4 obalft, eatfM table, end tabl es, metal wardrobe, Wa dll.lr, llJD daa:lr straight choirs, mangle, oweeper, electric oewbl~~ floor Iampo, table Jampa, atandl, bab7 bttl, lllllliJ, PILLSBURY PANCAKE MIX .;,: ,hone 985-3308 Effective November 3-4-5 A BIG VALUE ... A FUL-VALU! TIME TO SERVE THE FAMILY HOT CAKES! AS 1' . PrieM 303 BUY $EVERAL CANS FOR QUfCK·FIX MEALS! 4 ~"!1 1<"11\ s hlll-ofl" • .F!\1 Slt•rf'rt (..1ult o pl 1· ~ Hllrlio So•nl r v WHITE HOUSE APPLE SAUCE- 7 ARGO SWEET PEAS ' t"lru! f.,r phooo, AM jfM. F;-...1 O..: l.r.·o nudi<J. tAI'fl • St•,J,1 rH ir• \1 . 1~~ hd ck j!;roi Jnrl, • c ..mp lf'l l' ' NEW CROP SWEET AND TENDER- CAN 14c • H!lrkRrUluul bn<i~l "r control j.' ' I ~ • I' Dairy Fair w"1t 1~ · :1 k u\ll;n: power amp!Liier • ll h':" '' ' "· t0rl11~ !1~'"r ronttol. panel • EiJ: bl l"·•l. [·r~ '"'" 12~, two 3Y§: 11 , (our ·I' ',, , Get Ful-Valu For Your Money Herel II • :J?. ' WE'LL HOLD PRICE'S DOWN FOR YOU! Fairmont Ice Milk The PAXSON • Model YK8141 I No Stamps! No Gimmicks! Just Low Prices! I.· All. 1f< ANS ISTOR CHASSIS - 5-Y[AR WARRANTY '! STH & PURL ST&.- RACINE "Tile Stort WUII A Hart" MfiGS THEATRE SOLID-STATE STEREOPHONIC HIGH FIDELITY with built-in SOLID-STATE FM Stereo Multiplex Radio ' I 79~ Racine Soriety Notes Ad•••iral..; I DliVI A CLIAN CAR SERVICE .' I hwllngs Honde ..,_ , WY 14111 of .,.... Card of Th•nks • ·-. ' Emmett G. cutm~a Do roUIJ M. Jolmta. d . . ' gal. ;:=======;::=======::;.=:::..:::~ 1 from trlllllc illbt, Cht!lhlre, Pom•roy Motor Co. :i\'':!',,l'f~'\ IIIII ' M. ~1e IWI ...... lfl! ...ITtt,w.alif'".u .•Hau;, .. PHONE WY 24156 MILK Motor Co. ,,49, tbroUihoUt. Pasteurized and Homogenized Fui•Valu GOAlITT - lrlt • ....,..., II lull'*' S.rvlcel paneUng, copper tone klteh· BULLDOZER service. Ponds, en. Ph. 1192-2611 bttween 4 tlrlnways, Uglll bushing, and 8 p. m. 11 2 ftc lllck filling, m220e. 10 31 30tc . GOOD clean, lump, Mel oil treated · ltoker coal, tte&. Dolux 2 dOOr Sedaa. Low mil~ b7 1 loetl 0W111r lpOIIIII coclt Coal Co., one block elean lultriot, ,.dlo, olean darli blu1 llll,, jlllt lib new Gfl CAID ., rMAlltiCI a eattU.Sh .. II.U for II ftii'CI mllllmu• 1Mt1 .......... woN ... 0 -'!'""-:------ 111M Lakewood Lido, 2 bedroom CUSTOM btttcherlng, will buy tratler, 10 x 50 fl., Moblil! bides. Pbll Meier, 1192-3510. Home, nalural miP!e wood . 11 I ric Pbmerov Oo;ov. IM 101 " " •Hhlft If ..... GRADE A Opell !SliMS .. ;ell tl ~HI~-:.::lit 65 vw M Robinson's c'leanefl RACINE ulttn fiN A.M. floe ...&MU~ATIWMI ·sHIRT fiNISHING CUT LOOSE FROM HIGH PRICES! 01 .... Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middle)lOrt, 0., No'V. 2, 1oi!6-t ---:,:--,.~_,_--- ._,4NT AD INFORMATION J..I)Af SERVICE 1 ".aders" of the two partie..; women discouragPd by '' j ... __ tb, , ~ . ,.. ~ .,_· ~·-'-~ :: .:~~;. ·---·~- '. = �•. ' I I ' HOLY GANGES RIVER at afternoon , 'WII'Il Ill'. ·• l"'''lleej Woollllll'n In Alban,. , Ellen Rolland spent several the ann~ pumpkin ,ahow. Woodrum, My111n and Loretta, \and Mra. ~berl Qul~(l)l .days caring lor the Unlon Ridge For untold centures, the·GanMr. and IIIII!. llartld I)Uneu. and Mr. and Mrs. Jobn ·Nune< .of Dover, Mr. and Mn Ohar- Grocery while, the owners, Mr. Je8 has been holy 'to Hiodo of Medina .. a~d ,-lml!lll Coml!a. ll)~ker. and SOJ1, Jelf, Athem )a Butcher of Alhena and Ill~]. - ~ l\IIJI, Leslie Perry, attended India. People of 1111 itatlooa of of Copley were weel!epd guests, ahil Mr. and Mrs, P•ul Kou•• i;iruzilla,W~um, AJ,bany, ~ ·!'lt· Qhl,v·~!fte, Fox Hunters As- fife come to halite In its waters . of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith of Columbus. COlltJr were pests al the Ney soctation n!eeting .at Waverly water Is bottled and carrlo< and Nancy. _Mrs. Daisy RawJ. Mrs. Ell~n Holland hPB re- Carpenler home. where he was a judge for the home for tltilse una~'e to mill<' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Greenlees lngs who had been vis~t!ng her turned from Dayton to the Su)ld~y d!Jmer ~18 of Mr•. event. the pilgrimage. Tradltiun 8""' and grandda~ter, Rilla brother, . Mr. Combs, returned !IJme of her brother-in-law _and and Mr~. Arthur Crabtree were Teachel'll of the Columbia that Ganges water •eep• fm Rhoades, were donner guests of home with them. .' · Sister, , Mr. and Mrs. V1C!or Mr; and Mrs. Feri\ Gillogly, E~ementary School hove sub. yeal'll without going stagnant. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Ankron Mr. and Mrs. Grant Pnce of Perry. She w•• accompalued local, a~d Mr. and Mrs. Elba nliHed the fol~o~m~ Jist of and a single drop on the tongur of Parkei'SWrg, W. Va., and a!- Van Wert attended lhe football here by Mr. ~~- Mr~. -~rt'lll McKnlg.tt and Sharon of · Co- students as ehg~ble for I h e or eyelids of a dying man Jo b& so called on Mr. and Mrs. (Jon- game at OU on Saturday and Ptekett and R1ckii. Ricku re; lumbus. · Honor Roll durmg the first six lieved to cleanse liim of sin, ald Smith of Belpre and Dean then visited her gran4parents, mamed here With relatives Mr. and Mrs. Elba McKnight wee_ks grading period. Greenlees, Fleming. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye and wh1)e her parents went to ant! Sharon of Columbus were First Grade, Kl{llberly AII·Iriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii~ The Columbia Elementary fnends here on Sund~y. Florida where _they. spent weeken4 ~Is here of their man, Cheryl LawS?n ~MQrk School Mothers Club will meet Mr. and ).lrs, Wilham Law- several days with h1s brother parents, Mr, and Mrs. D. 0. Perry, Second, Vil'j!lnia I orat the school 011 Friday even· son, Pat, Glen and Cheryl, re· and l~mily, Mr. and Mrs. ~r- lllcKn!ght and Mr, and Mrt. dan; Third, S~ BlllhOP and mg, Nov. 4, and all mothers cently spent th• week~nd near ley Pickett and other relatives. Fern Gillogly. Brenda Perry, Fourth, Kimber. · h R k" 1 ed t Da ton 'th Ill M Collier of ClndnJy Ellis, Cad! "·· and are urged to attend. Plans Will Madison, W. Va .. where t ey IC 11 re urn o Y WI n. ary . y ."""'""Y . be completed lor the fall were guests of 111e Willard Work- her parents on Monday. nail 'flslted with ber parents, Justin Momer; Fifth, Bonrue Festival at thal time. man family They also attend· Denver Queee, ~r. IS spend. Mr. and Ml'l. Jerry CUI~ll and Darst, Linda McComas, B~. Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan ed the weddmg of the Work· lng a ~eave here w111I watives. her brother and slater·i!Maw, bara Jordan and Tina Radekm; IN AT 9-0UT AT I and son. Walter,_ and Mtke ma~'s daughter on Saturday. He_ wtll report lor_ hiS next Mr. and Mrs. William CUlwell. Sixth, Patsy Greer, Joan WoolLawson a~compamed Mr. and Mik~ Lawsoo spent a week ass1gnme~t to an all' base In Mr. and Mrs. Roscae Tackett en and Jano Jordan. Mrs. Dwame . Jordan a_nd Bry· end With Walter Jordan. New MeXICO. of FlatwoodJ, Ky., also han an to Circleville on Fnday ev- Callers at the home of Mr. Mrs. Elza McComaa spent an heeD vlslllniJ Ill lilt CUlweU Nloholaa U wa~ the last Second St. ·Pomeroy erung where they enjoyed the and Mr. Alva Rupe on Sunday afternoon With Mrs, DruzlUa home. ~ to rale RussJa. · - - - - - - - - • Jiamll _.., llber lllglltB Carpenter Social News . Heresy Holler to-Education bill. ,. Appalachia, u. s. A. After that, E. z. Lo r asked '., 00000000 if there shoulda't be kind ar Editor, of memory trdining course here Heresy Holler Anti for some of the present office. rset]lief Asociation held Its holders who can't even rememr•~u!ar monthlv meeting th" I ber how-they voted just 8 short ~~ek at the palatial cabin of jlime ago, or what they told us ~ita Trotter on Jumpan Run. last time they were up f 0 r ,But sinre Congress adjourn- election. One of them has even t•d Wllhout passing that "Tom forgotten where he put a couFilole Bill" and there won't be pie f f t . 0 h 0 ' ' · ac ones. r ow many a~y chance for legal 1ynchinq, years ago the Highway Dept. rfllbl away, there wasn't a :01 approved the plans for that new o! business to oe discussed. 5o road he is gomg to get us-af· t~e members present got to talk- ter election. i111:}bout next week's election, Everyone entoyed the meet· i~tead. ing and they voted before ad· jEveryone agreed that our vol -1 journing. to hold a special meetets should be '>t•lter informed ing after Election Day. I'll try the issues ,)f elecuons, but to report on it to you. n~one seemed t.o think that I Con Tenshll!! to divide 161' million of 1 U(lpayers' cash would be a In the pasl few w"'ks we wlwle lot of help. Most of the have read in our papers of rome l oe I b. 'f!r· high i line for the boodle art work . prices. be,ycotling stores all ovi overtime trying to keep the I t'f the nation. Jt is usrd in de- v' ers from finding out lhmgs, 1ftonse of what they term, "uu"~ducating.'' do much fair prices.'' and in many caser. · k Shunary lliuggested -w~ ! il is being felt as 2 hlow to tht advocate an ''adult reading stores being boycotted. ctf. rs~" for candidates. inste~HI. We in the "iddleport and Silne uf them don 't seem tu Pomeroy area are facet~ with h8fe ~ pf'nt mucn time reading a rar greater problem teday. th~ p;·lpPrs . Or thry h;t\e:fl A license to sell beer and wine been on any highways with : he~s been applied for by the dithose big bill-boards. redors of one ef our SupPr1 One of the a-iJlU!ted he wa~ - ' markets. t 1 n't very familiar with t h •I We of Jhe Middleport Minis· Joh11.Birch Society. At least not i I erial group feel Jhe people enough to kno~' whH iwr he 1 .sho•!ld know our feelings on this. approved of it or not. _".nd _"'ome I We pmlf'st the fact that we of them who are tellw~ t1s we will soon be placed in a posican gel more 110ney fo-:- the tion of hav ing te buy our food scpool by electing them don't : in a place where alcoholic bevseem to have read about how eragcs are sold. We therefore the present Congressmf'n of. the wish to go on record as sayi ng, same party voted on the Atd · "We will do all we ca11 t.o keep this from happening." We seek the help of al l our chureh nwmbers and othf' rs who wish to help keep th1s blight out of cur community. We feel that tl1is store has added much to the beauty and benefit of the commuRity. Therf.lMrs. Charles Wagner went to fore our displeasure i 5 t Ci(clevt!Je Thursday and spent ! with the Supermarkct, but ~~th the_ weekend w1lh Mr. and the principal involved. W fe I Mrs. fred Goeglein and family i that for the <ake of 011: ch~J. anjl attended the Pumpkin dreo and the sa ke of our comShow. I munity his praetioe should be Florence Kaylor of New. Hav-' kept out. en. and Sister, Mae, of Colum·J Signed : Donald Hicks, Pres.; bus were recent guests of Mrs. Howard Ruppelt, V. Pres.; Don1 Wmona Clark. . \ald Boone, Sec.; Mac E. DonaM.r. Det~ Erskme If Frank· hue, Clyde J. Bartlett. fort, Ind., spent two weeks With i -his sis1Pr, Mrs. Harry Pickens. Mr and ~Irs . W. C. Smlfh Pomeroy. Oftlo and Jeff of Dayton spent Sund<Jy with her motJ1cr. :\1 rs. Harry 'Hayman. TONIGHT _ _ _ NOT OPEN _ _ Mr. and Mrs. Roher! Beggs • and daughter <Jnd Mrs . Rov : Thursday t:1ru Salurday November 3·5 Beggs of Chester, W. Va .. and · ELVIS PReSLEY In Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beggs and "SPINOUT" son of East Liverpool were (Techniculor) Fa re~ent guests of Miss Minn1e Elvis Presley, Shelley 1 bares. lJeborah Walley, Diane Harpold and Mrs. Carrie Scar- I BcBain, Jack .1\llullaney, Will ry . IT utch ins. Mr. and Mrs. Waid Foster Colorcertoont: T~tny Weeny Meanlt and children of Columbus spent Doctor Mouse the w.ekend with their parents. Tom Thump Mr. and Mrs. Charley Foster Smitten Kitlen 1\r'.,i.,~ion: 75c & 40c and Mr. and Mrs. AI~·· • .,., 1 '. "·=~·,."' ""'("":".'~·II . ···t~t~·"~ . O'bl:t#l,\1':' .... ,.....,.... ••• '" It...,..., fiii•CNOII.tlll... lrfO!'i 11tVf41 . reMitq IMmtdl»jiJ. ..... ...... .... .,.. . . . . . . 11...11 ... ...,. tftlll .... 11\tftred !Militia . ............. ... . . .. I' ~ ftt ·~· ~~~'••• w•ttt M ..,.,.. ~~~~-~~ CIIMrtt 61 ...... ...... " ' . . . . . , . . . CMft. ~ -~ • Nt ~Itt QIICMt 18 Htf ... • r.. • MARKET Koii..Frt. ·- __ g to e 8lturd., e to a Experienced RADIATOR SERVICE 60 IIAMILIR ,245 M50 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT ea Amll'fcan 4 Door, e 011., ltd. 11'1111. 8ollcl bOdr. llOod tim. 61 RAMILIR eve. llood 11m. • Cfl, IIIJin•, ltil, trou., R.H. to~, p. steering. OPIN lVII. "00 P.M. IG!diOt, . . $591 aool o. Ph. 38'1·752e. u t etc HARUY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES BLAETTNARS rrom the wrest Truck or Bulldozer llldlator To The SlaaUtst Hater Core. Phone 992·2143 Pomeroy, 0. RADIATOR I ROOM house and bath down· llaln, apartment of three raoms and balh upstairs, . large Jot lacing Ohio River, Idee! lor chUdrfn, · 1126 E. Main St., Pomeroy, 0. Mrs. limy Bailey. 10 30 6tc H0 NDA . SWS &SIRVICE ; 1• ; CALiO' ' NICII1 PIOPLII DICk IAWLIIIOI. MIDIILIPOIT ONtO IT ONLY TAICII XII New R•dJ•Ior Shoi ONI MINUTI SOc e Car e Truck e Heeter Coro e8ufldour eAny Type U.DRIVE THIU KEITH GOBLE FORD CAl WASH oNLY Countt. Obit wm, Dlted Oc!L 1, 11M UOJ 11.11 • tlU L - Graded Good QuaRty Beef! c lb. \. BEEF STEW MEAT LEAN CUBES •• lb. Lean and Tender BOILING BEEF 3 lb. 89c Our Own Good Fresh GROUND BEEF ~ j Jrb.$1.39 Fairmont, Rich c..amy Chocolate Milk quart 33c Y2 gallon f THIS IS HOW YOU SAVE! ' HAL YES OR SLICES-CAN 27a HUNT'S PEACHES - STOCK YOUR PANTRY SHELF NOWI • f\t i .d l••.. , tl'f'hlto , )rollriii ''~S n nd • AFf' ltwk '" I· ;vi '"~lati"'l lo:tlllfl l" l' '' ' llll r ••IA J.i.~~:ht. o'(lrllr~ol • Hu1lt -in r•T••rd ~ t"nl!! •' ,..,, ,l'flrluJ< ·nt. • f. ,il ,,.;,,1 " l'' ". <i<•· r ll·nnluals ( ·" \\"' ) ~ IJIInl( · ~"tlll i nt• Wlllnul "Lu '" .~,, /1.' w, lh 1 ) ' " d 'i"'·" ' \1\!:SHl VI'IU' I ·r8 - Modtl Clnl SHOVVBOAT PORK &BEANS 300 can 10c 8 DINTY MOORE BEEF STEW LOW AS n ... , 49C' FOLGER'S INSTANT COFFEE stove. bottle gas drculatlng stove, eloctrle meit "• bathroom scales, llower stsndl, 20 gal &loDe ~~ AppHances: ironl.~o11ter, skiUel, eaffee llllbr, d'ft 1 pans and toyo. 1""" Buick 4 door aedaB. • can car bed, bottle sterilizer sinks, 2 ge beaten 2... 37c BONUS LAUNDRY DETERStNT gl•rit box .....,........ ~.... ...... '· ...._ •.. - 61?7C By Kraft 8 Inner.. Packages ·,, . ZEST A lb. . I '·. On Saturday, Novembor 5, 19661111:00 A.M. • Community Sole will bo hotd In tho lloltl- I~ neor Alfred, locetod on S.R. 681, 4'11 mllos .t ,.. pon Plains and 7 mllot Nil of Darwin, TM fol..._ will be oold: THE NEW ... GOOD AS FRESH PERKED Jlhlb. FREE DISH TOWEL INSIDE EACH BOX Chester, 0. PUBLIC SALE Right reserved To Limit Quantltlet. 303 can Gas raoge1 washer, osk dining table, buffet. ldtehe tablo, complete oed. sofa bed, dining table and 4 obalft, eatfM table, end tabl es, metal wardrobe, Wa dll.lr, llJD daa:lr straight choirs, mangle, oweeper, electric oewbl~~ floor Iampo, table Jampa, atandl, bab7 bttl, lllllliJ, PILLSBURY PANCAKE MIX .;,: ,hone 985-3308 Effective November 3-4-5 A BIG VALUE ... A FUL-VALU! TIME TO SERVE THE FAMILY HOT CAKES! AS 1' . PrieM 303 BUY $EVERAL CANS FOR QUfCK·FIX MEALS! 4 ~"!1 1<"11\ s hlll-ofl" • .F!\1 Slt•rf'rt (..1ult o pl 1· ~ Hllrlio So•nl r v WHITE HOUSE APPLE SAUCE- 7 ARGO SWEET PEAS ' t"lru! f.,r phooo, AM jfM. F;-...1 O..: l.r.·o nudi<J. tAI'fl • St•,J,1 rH ir• \1 . 1~~ hd ck j!;roi Jnrl, • c ..mp lf'l l' ' NEW CROP SWEET AND TENDER- CAN 14c • H!lrkRrUluul bn<i~l "r control j.' ' I ~ • I' Dairy Fair w"1t 1~ · :1 k u\ll;n: power amp!Liier • ll h':" '' ' "· t0rl11~ !1~'"r ronttol. panel • EiJ: bl l"·•l. [·r~ '"'" 12~, two 3Y§: 11 , (our ·I' ',, , Get Ful-Valu For Your Money Herel II • :J?. ' WE'LL HOLD PRICE'S DOWN FOR YOU! Fairmont Ice Milk The PAXSON • Model YK8141 I No Stamps! No Gimmicks! Just Low Prices! I.· All. 1f< ANS ISTOR CHASSIS - 5-Y[AR WARRANTY '! STH & PURL ST&.- RACINE "Tile Stort WUII A Hart" MfiGS THEATRE SOLID-STATE STEREOPHONIC HIGH FIDELITY with built-in SOLID-STATE FM Stereo Multiplex Radio ' I 79~ Racine Soriety Notes Ad•••iral..; I DliVI A CLIAN CAR SERVICE .' I hwllngs Honde ..,_ , WY 14111 of .,.... Card of Th•nks • ·-. ' Emmett G. cutm~a Do roUIJ M. Jolmta. d . . ' gal. ;:=======;::=======::;.=:::..:::~ 1 from trlllllc illbt, Cht!lhlre, Pom•roy Motor Co. :i\'':!',,l'f~'\ IIIII ' M. ~1e IWI ...... lfl! ...ITtt,w.alif'".u .•Hau;, .. PHONE WY 24156 MILK Motor Co. ,,49, tbroUihoUt. Pasteurized and Homogenized Fui•Valu GOAlITT - lrlt • ....,..., II lull'*' S.rvlcel paneUng, copper tone klteh· BULLDOZER service. Ponds, en. Ph. 1192-2611 bttween 4 tlrlnways, Uglll bushing, and 8 p. m. 11 2 ftc lllck filling, m220e. 10 31 30tc . GOOD clean, lump, Mel oil treated · ltoker coal, tte&. Dolux 2 dOOr Sedaa. Low mil~ b7 1 loetl 0W111r lpOIIIII coclt Coal Co., one block elean lultriot, ,.dlo, olean darli blu1 llll,, jlllt lib new Gfl CAID ., rMAlltiCI a eattU.Sh .. II.U for II ftii'CI mllllmu• 1Mt1 .......... woN ... 0 -'!'""-:------ 111M Lakewood Lido, 2 bedroom CUSTOM btttcherlng, will buy tratler, 10 x 50 fl., Moblil! bides. Pbll Meier, 1192-3510. Home, nalural miP!e wood . 11 I ric Pbmerov Oo;ov. IM 101 " " •Hhlft If ..... GRADE A Opell !SliMS .. ;ell tl ~HI~-:.::lit 65 vw M Robinson's c'leanefl RACINE ulttn fiN A.M. floe ...&MU~ATIWMI ·sHIRT fiNISHING CUT LOOSE FROM HIGH PRICES! 01 .... Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middle)lOrt, 0., No'V. 2, 1oi!6-t ---:,:--,.~_,_--- ._,4NT AD INFORMATION J..I)Af SERVICE 1 ".aders" of the two partie..; women discouragPd by '' j ... __ tb, , ~ . ,.. ~ .,_· ~·-'-~ :: .:~~;. ·---·~- '. = �' ,1 ~ •' h New Pro..-am Ww. Aid • d . Depr1ve . ~:'• all tTnlve!'Bttr. and ~ttended tile Mason Pe;I'SOnal •Homecoq\lng acUvl\lea. 'I'!"~· ~·· ·. PP~u;~~Sullda~ Mr. and Mrs. ReUben Stew- W!lh."Mi~ · s!eua GreSlf. , . bus, .•• 11 Accidents lnvestl'gated · art, Mason, Mrs. Maty AIJ!Iil\· .Mrs, 1fii1Ten Sell 8nd two · ler, Hartford, ylslted In H~ clilldren of Oolumbua, visited · .· · lngton on SatUrday with Mr. over the weekand' wllh her PT. PLEASANT - State Po- and Mrs. Stewart's son, Gary,' grandparents, Mr. '...cl lice Sgt. Jack Parsons of lhe who is a Sophomore at Marslt· Christy Bletner. ·' · local detachment bas released Dr. a\ld Mrs. Karl Bletner of PT. PLEASANT Mason lhe activity report of his de- VollcyhaU is the tastes~ Knoxville Tennessee· visited ' ~unty School Superintendenl partment for lhe month of Octo- growing sport in America. 11 ""!vera! days wllh his mother, 'l M1lton Burdette has ann~unr.t'd ber s~ow1ng lhe three man had 40 million players in 1965, Mrs. Alice Bletner and his untt;e approval h"." been 111•en to post m~eshgated II veh1de double the number five years cle, Mr. Harry Campbell in . ~ T1tle ~ Dl Pubhc Law 89 • 10 acc1dents; JSsued 147 warrung earlier. Mason. Mrs. Bletoer returned ~ and pel'sonnel for various posi- tickets; made 6 felony arrests, bons II>IU be needed. 74 arrests lor read law mis~ The application for $1,90,264 demeanors and 14 other misde'~\ for training of educationally meanor arrests: recovered stodeprived children will actuaUy len property valued at $9; spent '· !acilltate continuation of a pro- 39 hours giving operators' ex.' gram now in existence in lhls aminations, 84 hours in office ' county. The new program will work, 294 hours on road patrol; ~tart near the middle of No- 135 hours on investigatiOns and • ~ vember. 14 hours in court. ' Burdette said a dL....,t.r will Members of lhe local post , . be needed and will receive a. are Sgt. Parsons, Troooer Rusallll')' 1'f f100 a month for Ibis dy O'Dell and Trooper Glen ' position. Some requirements lor Seymour. ·. the past 4re a BS degree in Ed· ---9P1'0SIT!' ucation lll]d three years leach· I EVANS SUPER MKT. mg expenence. ' 0 Applications mtJSt be in by I ! !!>1...... ;. 0 Mrs. li'rid•v In ly, of Mrs. Mrs. ~rse Mrs. ra Hysell, Rulh Slsk, Mrs. !181'11l!rB · , ·• I ~ =.:'·=~ :r:r.:~=~it\ '! .c=;;:.~~- on We!ineS~'· ~ ~ ~:· J . '·, ;> · ellasl Wlduesd~, .,. HospiW iiD ' O!Jjhn- ·' M!'.i•llid.!lfi; ~•?lobi•' at B~ .~ ri ColiiJD. 0 Johnny A:pples.ecJ Story· Highlights .Club Meeting' '., waa;,iw8pl~ ;~lii_t:,~·~!ll~· ~ted, on &Jf. biJI Vlilled :on ·~t wllll. days. 1 . , Ul!lay ~ wllll .i!Ls mo11iei, )!111 lrllrtba ~. · ·. . Mr.' and John : ~..Mrs. Matllda Noble. Mlsa Becky Linrll · ~m.· . of J3~n. ~-• ·llll, vfil~ Charlh Yeager of MU9n, led •Mr. IDd Mia. ~ ,....: !'IIIJ Ids sisters, M\ssea illolen;. ~~ of )l!e three eiiJployea, who .ol •N q 1f*vlll '. lo .~ Rutli"lind Mae Bletiier"and his was sevirely bumed at tbe w~ ·they ·. a~.· l!le UJIL. . . !n'olher, Blll Bletner, In Muon. Phillp Sporn Is ·~!ledij able ve!11ty ·ROlli~· Their 1011, · Mrs. Edison Weaver and dau- to walk a few ~~ .wJtiiOut Rollllle II :a FreibmiJI II ghten, VICki, and Mrs. Gloria the aid ·of crUichea. Mark wird the Ebersbacb ind daughter&, Ton- of Nt!w Haven wiU repori.ed)y Mrs. . ya and Terrf visited on· S,un- be releasi!d from the · ·H.o~,. vial~ day wllh Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hospital this W¥et. . DOU!erl ~a I Y Tl[ a..;.sATURDAY TIL "' 3 BIG AND DAYS . Asst. eoron 12 QUART SIZE • FRI. PLASTIC PAILS • THURS. • SAT. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO LadyG }£ers I .. · SHOP THURSDAY· . TIL· ·5 - g November 71h and may be ob- . lained at lhe local Board of ' ' ',' • 11 ~ . Setlt!nel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., N~v. ·!I, 1988 .. I ''' HEATING Use Our Lay-Away Plan Nowl c ., Name Offi'cers• EducaUon Office on 8th Street. The director when employed will then interview and recornmerid some :W olher persons to be employed ~nd .ass1st 111 the pro~ram. Applications for th~se assJstants may also_be obtamed at Ule Board offiCe. PT. PLEASANT_ The Wornan's Golf Association of Hidden Valley Country Club held an election of officers at a special meeting Lhis week to serve during next year's golfing season. Elected were: Eva Bailey, presidenl; Mary Adkins, vice president: Louella Morgan. sec1 retary and Lois An·her, treasurer. Lillian Greene, outgoing president, reminded the members of lfle anntml golf awards baaPT. PLEASANT - The Mas· quet to be held this Thursday on-Jackson Labor Council will al Oscar's in Gal!ioolis beginhold a rally Saturday, Novem- nmg with a social hour al 6:30 ber 5th at 7:30 p.m. at I he p.m. followed by the dinner at Mason County Courthouse with 7:3U p.m. and presentation of Miles Stanley, president ol the awards. West Virginhl Federatioa of Labor, AF!rCJO prmcipal ARRESTS MADE speaker of the evening. POINT PLEASANT -CounLabor endorsed candidates al· iy jail records show two arrests so have been invited to attend made during the past twenty · and address the rally. four hours. Arrested were Matt The public and all union Hall, 52, Henderson, W. Va .. members affiliated with lhe Ma· charged with hazardouo oper!;on-Jackson Labor Council are ation and Russell Coleman, 4ti, invited to attend. Refreshments Powton, W. Va., charged with will be served by .!he Woman's lnloXicalimt Aclivlties Department of the ---Council. Labor Council To Hold Rally Each ' ' 1 • ' I • fiiiT LUl •• ., fow flllulous lllftl. ................... ., ...,. 1 - ft;tlld CfJStll• Yelroworwi!Ht. JUST HEAD FOR THIS STORE THAT IS ROCKING THE ENTIRE AREA WITH THEIR LOWI I.()W PRICES • , · 100% COTTON TWILL Men's Uniform WORK PANTS 1 TAN and GREY 99 MEN'S HEAVY RUBBER 12 in. Insulated LACE BOOTS • USE OUR LAY·AY!AY SIZES 7 to 12 88 • PAIR ' About . Church Families Enjoy Party In Bradbury Open Friday Night Til 9 · GIRL'S ·.,. ,, · ALSO OPEN Alt. DAY THURSDAYS .. o3 t.bX REECE LINED Reg. $2.99 No-Drip STRETCH PANTS FAN FAIR Fine Wale ... Black LATEX Wall Paint ·10 to 18 YOUTHS AND BOYS' HI-GRADE Hospital News New Haven Youth Are Party Sponsol'!l NEW HAVEN - Youth ol the New Haven Church of G o d Ad 1 1 sponsored a Halloween party m 81 .001 • for the congregation on Thurs· Jeffrey A. Javms, 1~12 ThJ~d day evening at the New Haven Ave.; Cecil R. Wams.ey, Mill Communily building. Those •Cree.k Rd.; Mrs. Jean F. ~b~, winning prizes were Larry Car~atrml. Star Rt.: MJCb••l E. penler, Jeff Weaver, Marshe Facerrure, Galhpohs; McKiu· Davis, Teresa Knight, Sybil ley Dotson, Rt. 2 Golh~hs; Knight, Debbie Morris, Kim Henry DavJS, Rt. 2 Cheshae; Fields and Carroll Knight. The Charles E. Carroll, New Haven ; judges were Mrs. Alice Loomis, ab. Gene_A. Jewell, Rt. 1 I.e- Waid Hayman and Wilbur Le~­ latt; V1cki J. Wheeler, Rt. 1 heit Pl. Pleasant; Miss Garnet L. J~nior Leifheit wns .-owned Tooley, Pl. Pleasant; Robert King, Marlene F1elds Queen, D. Boso, Rt 1 PorUand; Mrs. David Sisk Prince, and HerSam A. Wyatt, Rt. I Pomeroy; metta Knapp Princess. T b • Mrs. Harold L. Queen, Rad- cake walk was won by 1-ft. and •!Iff; Mrs. Granger E. Fisher, Mrs. Waid Hayman. Tammy laclcson; John W· Lloyd, Jr., Roush and Mike King. The . lJackson; Mrs. Waldo A. Chnst- games and spook room were man. Rt. 3 Jackson; Mrs. Char- enlertoining. Refreshment• le4 ~- Roach, Jacksoo ; Mrs. were served. l.ew11 G. Bragg, Jackson; _ _ __ Elizabeth Dupre, WellGIVE SERVICE Robert L. Lake, Jr., NEW HAVEN - The Youth jillttlnli!On. W. Va.; Mrs. Rob- Fellowship of the New Haven D. Morrison, Stewart. Church of God waa In charge Birlbo of the Sunday evening 110rvlce. Mrs. Harold L. Queen, Rad- They presented a skit ontilled son, 3:29 a.m. Tuosday; "This Was Your Life." Taking Gene A. Jewell, Rt. 1 Le- port in the skil were Faye and son, 11:06 a.m. Tuoliday. Joyce McCoy, Larry Carpen· Discharan t•r. Judy Hall, Marsha Davis, . lane F. Asbury, Mrs. James and Denise Grinstead. The Barnette, Mrs. Clifford C. Youth Cbolr 11811& several sek~~~l: Alta A. Deverlck, Mrs. lections under lhe direction of (l Ebersbach, Mrs. Rena V. Mrs. Ross Morris. The)' were Melvm Gillespie, Sher- accompanied on lhe piano by W. Kemper, Robert . E. Angie Fields end on the organ •iirJ•ck, Mrs. Mary E. Pnce, by Diana Roush. Denise Grinl li.lit!U'~· Clarence A. Roush, Char- stead and Faye McCoy also . Saunders, Sr., Donald R. sang two speolal songs. ~lll, Mrs. H. Donald taylor, _:.__..:.__ _.::.__ _ M. Ward, Jill Ann WII- Fisher 111d Infant daughter, Mrs. Edgar G. Cline Mrs. Bebby L. Ritchie and Inlllfant IOD, Mn. Oarp L. fant clau&hter. l 4-BUCKLE ALL RUBBER ARCTICS l-2 to 1 YARD LENGTH ASST. PIECE GOODS MEN'S 100% COTTON HEAVY FLEECED LINE SWEAT SHIRTS AND BOTTOM BAND I.ADii5'1eg.$l.99 SOFT NYLON HALF SLIPS SIZES S·M-L ELASTIC WAIST c Fall Fashions For <~ul Knit Suits Large Selection.of Sweater Purses & Gloves Fully Guaranteed CUFFS pair ' ,,. CONNIES and PARIS FASHION gallon COLLAR 97 /'' .......... REMNANTS KNinED Sizes to Big 6 s SIZE 4 B and 4% 8 00 PAIR ·.I.' Sizes SAMPLE SALEJ 100% NYLON White and Colors 00 .. ffare·s your lucky break.::' LADIES FLANNEL St. 10 in. FRY PANS BAKELITE HANDLE 44 lnd Pomeroy r,-t~·!'l~ The Shot:ftiy Woman Wanfsl r Ladies New CHILDS· Ree. $4.00 Colorful COt OR TV BLOUS·ES ASST. COLORS Story Picture and Sound With Asst. Colors Compare at $1.99. . ' PERM.PRESS ~ tizagator by i. •;: · ··c'.~~:· ~., tach ,, '~'J' Reg. $2.99 Values COOKS WITHOUT FATS TEFLON COATED ALUMINUM Sl99 ss.99 EACH ePAJAMAS ' eGOWNS 99 ~rt tach ~ ! . NOW ONLY Sisters Style Shop c s 00 these siz11, you can IKMt on lot :1 ..,_, IDCiteriols and colon In high and mid heel clrea shall, casuals, flats and spartL These are aonufadu,.,. 10111pl1 ISI'"Dy prlcecl•uc:h highw, f : I you - ' iftr~ ~ ? ' FAMOUS WEST BEND DECORATED 6to9 CUP AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC 21.99 . BAGS PAttERNED PERCOLATOR · PING· FOILS-PAP'* ' )_ 3 : :fOAM VitLni. PADS Llf!ll.. Sl.- I t ~ ' ....... Stick ,, .....A., • ·REPUBLICAN RALLY and FISH FRY MEIGS COUNTY GARAGE 8 P.M. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3rcl Public Invited Bring Your Family and Friends !' lpo&uend bfMtlpOoutafr ~ EACH ll:leeullftl Cm="'N FRY PAN ONLY ... RE0.$1.99 '· .; . ~-··· . , .. _, I' ~ .. :& a nn •aDD. cil'• lllillt , 11- 11!~11l' - 11·• ·..~ .. •"!I ' !1!1111•111!'•" .... ... • • • • •'•"·•·- ; 11PIY• · ~~ • ->l.ll·r , �' ,1 ~ •' h New Pro..-am Ww. Aid • d . Depr1ve . ~:'• all tTnlve!'Bttr. and ~ttended tile Mason Pe;I'SOnal •Homecoq\lng acUvl\lea. 'I'!"~· ~·· ·. PP~u;~~Sullda~ Mr. and Mrs. ReUben Stew- W!lh."Mi~ · s!eua GreSlf. , . bus, .•• 11 Accidents lnvestl'gated · art, Mason, Mrs. Maty AIJ!Iil\· .Mrs, 1fii1Ten Sell 8nd two · ler, Hartford, ylslted In H~ clilldren of Oolumbua, visited · .· · lngton on SatUrday with Mr. over the weekand' wllh her PT. PLEASANT - State Po- and Mrs. Stewart's son, Gary,' grandparents, Mr. '...cl lice Sgt. Jack Parsons of lhe who is a Sophomore at Marslt· Christy Bletner. ·' · local detachment bas released Dr. a\ld Mrs. Karl Bletner of PT. PLEASANT Mason lhe activity report of his de- VollcyhaU is the tastes~ Knoxville Tennessee· visited ' ~unty School Superintendenl partment for lhe month of Octo- growing sport in America. 11 ""!vera! days wllh his mother, 'l M1lton Burdette has ann~unr.t'd ber s~ow1ng lhe three man had 40 million players in 1965, Mrs. Alice Bletner and his untt;e approval h"." been 111•en to post m~eshgated II veh1de double the number five years cle, Mr. Harry Campbell in . ~ T1tle ~ Dl Pubhc Law 89 • 10 acc1dents; JSsued 147 warrung earlier. Mason. Mrs. Bletoer returned ~ and pel'sonnel for various posi- tickets; made 6 felony arrests, bons II>IU be needed. 74 arrests lor read law mis~ The application for $1,90,264 demeanors and 14 other misde'~\ for training of educationally meanor arrests: recovered stodeprived children will actuaUy len property valued at $9; spent '· !acilltate continuation of a pro- 39 hours giving operators' ex.' gram now in existence in lhls aminations, 84 hours in office ' county. The new program will work, 294 hours on road patrol; ~tart near the middle of No- 135 hours on investigatiOns and • ~ vember. 14 hours in court. ' Burdette said a dL....,t.r will Members of lhe local post , . be needed and will receive a. are Sgt. Parsons, Troooer Rusallll')' 1'f f100 a month for Ibis dy O'Dell and Trooper Glen ' position. Some requirements lor Seymour. ·. the past 4re a BS degree in Ed· ---9P1'0SIT!' ucation lll]d three years leach· I EVANS SUPER MKT. mg expenence. ' 0 Applications mtJSt be in by I ! !!>1...... ;. 0 Mrs. li'rid•v In ly, of Mrs. Mrs. ~rse Mrs. ra Hysell, Rulh Slsk, Mrs. !181'11l!rB · , ·• I ~ =.:'·=~ :r:r.:~=~it\ '! .c=;;:.~~- on We!ineS~'· ~ ~ ~:· J . '·, ;> · ellasl Wlduesd~, .,. HospiW iiD ' O!Jjhn- ·' M!'.i•llid.!lfi; ~•?lobi•' at B~ .~ ri ColiiJD. 0 Johnny A:pples.ecJ Story· Highlights .Club Meeting' '., waa;,iw8pl~ ;~lii_t:,~·~!ll~· ~ted, on &Jf. biJI Vlilled :on ·~t wllll. days. 1 . , Ul!lay ~ wllll .i!Ls mo11iei, )!111 lrllrtba ~. · ·. . Mr.' and John : ~..Mrs. Matllda Noble. Mlsa Becky Linrll · ~m.· . of J3~n. ~-• ·llll, vfil~ Charlh Yeager of MU9n, led •Mr. IDd Mia. ~ ,....: !'IIIJ Ids sisters, M\ssea illolen;. ~~ of )l!e three eiiJployea, who .ol •N q 1f*vlll '. lo .~ Rutli"lind Mae Bletiier"and his was sevirely bumed at tbe w~ ·they ·. a~.· l!le UJIL. . . !n'olher, Blll Bletner, In Muon. Phillp Sporn Is ·~!ledij able ve!11ty ·ROlli~· Their 1011, · Mrs. Edison Weaver and dau- to walk a few ~~ .wJtiiOut Rollllle II :a FreibmiJI II ghten, VICki, and Mrs. Gloria the aid ·of crUichea. Mark wird the Ebersbacb ind daughter&, Ton- of Nt!w Haven wiU repori.ed)y Mrs. . ya and Terrf visited on· S,un- be releasi!d from the · ·H.o~,. vial~ day wllh Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hospital this W¥et. . DOU!erl ~a I Y Tl[ a..;.sATURDAY TIL "' 3 BIG AND DAYS . Asst. eoron 12 QUART SIZE • FRI. PLASTIC PAILS • THURS. • SAT. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO LadyG }£ers I .. · SHOP THURSDAY· . TIL· ·5 - g November 71h and may be ob- . lained at lhe local Board of ' ' ',' • 11 ~ . Setlt!nel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., N~v. ·!I, 1988 .. I ''' HEATING Use Our Lay-Away Plan Nowl c ., Name Offi'cers• EducaUon Office on 8th Street. The director when employed will then interview and recornmerid some :W olher persons to be employed ~nd .ass1st 111 the pro~ram. Applications for th~se assJstants may also_be obtamed at Ule Board offiCe. PT. PLEASANT_ The Wornan's Golf Association of Hidden Valley Country Club held an election of officers at a special meeting Lhis week to serve during next year's golfing season. Elected were: Eva Bailey, presidenl; Mary Adkins, vice president: Louella Morgan. sec1 retary and Lois An·her, treasurer. Lillian Greene, outgoing president, reminded the members of lfle anntml golf awards baaPT. PLEASANT - The Mas· quet to be held this Thursday on-Jackson Labor Council will al Oscar's in Gal!ioolis beginhold a rally Saturday, Novem- nmg with a social hour al 6:30 ber 5th at 7:30 p.m. at I he p.m. followed by the dinner at Mason County Courthouse with 7:3U p.m. and presentation of Miles Stanley, president ol the awards. West Virginhl Federatioa of Labor, AF!rCJO prmcipal ARRESTS MADE speaker of the evening. POINT PLEASANT -CounLabor endorsed candidates al· iy jail records show two arrests so have been invited to attend made during the past twenty · and address the rally. four hours. Arrested were Matt The public and all union Hall, 52, Henderson, W. Va .. members affiliated with lhe Ma· charged with hazardouo oper!;on-Jackson Labor Council are ation and Russell Coleman, 4ti, invited to attend. Refreshments Powton, W. Va., charged with will be served by .!he Woman's lnloXicalimt Aclivlties Department of the ---Council. Labor Council To Hold Rally Each ' ' 1 • ' I • fiiiT LUl •• ., fow flllulous lllftl. ................... ., ...,. 1 - ft;tlld CfJStll• Yelroworwi!Ht. JUST HEAD FOR THIS STORE THAT IS ROCKING THE ENTIRE AREA WITH THEIR LOWI I.()W PRICES • , · 100% COTTON TWILL Men's Uniform WORK PANTS 1 TAN and GREY 99 MEN'S HEAVY RUBBER 12 in. Insulated LACE BOOTS • USE OUR LAY·AY!AY SIZES 7 to 12 88 • PAIR ' About . Church Families Enjoy Party In Bradbury Open Friday Night Til 9 · GIRL'S ·.,. ,, · ALSO OPEN Alt. DAY THURSDAYS .. o3 t.bX REECE LINED Reg. $2.99 No-Drip STRETCH PANTS FAN FAIR Fine Wale ... Black LATEX Wall Paint ·10 to 18 YOUTHS AND BOYS' HI-GRADE Hospital News New Haven Youth Are Party Sponsol'!l NEW HAVEN - Youth ol the New Haven Church of G o d Ad 1 1 sponsored a Halloween party m 81 .001 • for the congregation on Thurs· Jeffrey A. Javms, 1~12 ThJ~d day evening at the New Haven Ave.; Cecil R. Wams.ey, Mill Communily building. Those •Cree.k Rd.; Mrs. Jean F. ~b~, winning prizes were Larry Car~atrml. Star Rt.: MJCb••l E. penler, Jeff Weaver, Marshe Facerrure, Galhpohs; McKiu· Davis, Teresa Knight, Sybil ley Dotson, Rt. 2 Golh~hs; Knight, Debbie Morris, Kim Henry DavJS, Rt. 2 Cheshae; Fields and Carroll Knight. The Charles E. Carroll, New Haven ; judges were Mrs. Alice Loomis, ab. Gene_A. Jewell, Rt. 1 I.e- Waid Hayman and Wilbur Le~­ latt; V1cki J. Wheeler, Rt. 1 heit Pl. Pleasant; Miss Garnet L. J~nior Leifheit wns .-owned Tooley, Pl. Pleasant; Robert King, Marlene F1elds Queen, D. Boso, Rt 1 PorUand; Mrs. David Sisk Prince, and HerSam A. Wyatt, Rt. I Pomeroy; metta Knapp Princess. T b • Mrs. Harold L. Queen, Rad- cake walk was won by 1-ft. and •!Iff; Mrs. Granger E. Fisher, Mrs. Waid Hayman. Tammy laclcson; John W· Lloyd, Jr., Roush and Mike King. The . lJackson; Mrs. Waldo A. Chnst- games and spook room were man. Rt. 3 Jackson; Mrs. Char- enlertoining. Refreshment• le4 ~- Roach, Jacksoo ; Mrs. were served. l.ew11 G. Bragg, Jackson; _ _ __ Elizabeth Dupre, WellGIVE SERVICE Robert L. Lake, Jr., NEW HAVEN - The Youth jillttlnli!On. W. Va.; Mrs. Rob- Fellowship of the New Haven D. Morrison, Stewart. Church of God waa In charge Birlbo of the Sunday evening 110rvlce. Mrs. Harold L. Queen, Rad- They presented a skit ontilled son, 3:29 a.m. Tuosday; "This Was Your Life." Taking Gene A. Jewell, Rt. 1 Le- port in the skil were Faye and son, 11:06 a.m. Tuoliday. Joyce McCoy, Larry Carpen· Discharan t•r. Judy Hall, Marsha Davis, . lane F. Asbury, Mrs. James and Denise Grinstead. The Barnette, Mrs. Clifford C. Youth Cbolr 11811& several sek~~~l: Alta A. Deverlck, Mrs. lections under lhe direction of (l Ebersbach, Mrs. Rena V. Mrs. Ross Morris. The)' were Melvm Gillespie, Sher- accompanied on lhe piano by W. Kemper, Robert . E. Angie Fields end on the organ •iirJ•ck, Mrs. Mary E. Pnce, by Diana Roush. Denise Grinl li.lit!U'~· Clarence A. Roush, Char- stead and Faye McCoy also . Saunders, Sr., Donald R. sang two speolal songs. ~lll, Mrs. H. Donald taylor, _:.__..:.__ _.::.__ _ M. Ward, Jill Ann WII- Fisher 111d Infant daughter, Mrs. Edgar G. Cline Mrs. Bebby L. Ritchie and Inlllfant IOD, Mn. Oarp L. fant clau&hter. l 4-BUCKLE ALL RUBBER ARCTICS l-2 to 1 YARD LENGTH ASST. PIECE GOODS MEN'S 100% COTTON HEAVY FLEECED LINE SWEAT SHIRTS AND BOTTOM BAND I.ADii5'1eg.$l.99 SOFT NYLON HALF SLIPS SIZES S·M-L ELASTIC WAIST c Fall Fashions For <~ul Knit Suits Large Selection.of Sweater Purses & Gloves Fully Guaranteed CUFFS pair ' ,,. CONNIES and PARIS FASHION gallon COLLAR 97 /'' .......... REMNANTS KNinED Sizes to Big 6 s SIZE 4 B and 4% 8 00 PAIR ·.I.' Sizes SAMPLE SALEJ 100% NYLON White and Colors 00 .. ffare·s your lucky break.::' LADIES FLANNEL St. 10 in. FRY PANS BAKELITE HANDLE 44 lnd Pomeroy r,-t~·!'l~ The Shot:ftiy Woman Wanfsl r Ladies New CHILDS· Ree. $4.00 Colorful COt OR TV BLOUS·ES ASST. COLORS Story Picture and Sound With Asst. Colors Compare at $1.99. . ' PERM.PRESS ~ tizagator by i. •;: · ··c'.~~:· ~., tach ,, '~'J' Reg. $2.99 Values COOKS WITHOUT FATS TEFLON COATED ALUMINUM Sl99 ss.99 EACH ePAJAMAS ' eGOWNS 99 ~rt tach ~ ! . 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CONIRII. . • ~ • • ' . · Fresh Fruits&Vegefables·_ c -s,. Crinkle Cut ' ' FUtllC:H FRIED POTATOES 4 bop 99c ; ' ' ;WAYNE GIBBONS REPUBLICAN ,, • i'ro:en Food SPICI.Ul GORtON'S I ',.· OPENING AT 12 NCCN UNTIL 9:30 PM FISH ~ STEAKS ' Hard-WorkintJ ••• Capable .•. Honest Experien* Buslntss'lft•n ••• ~espeded Leader 1'2 Porlion Boxlis VOTE NOV. 8 Committee for Gibbons H. M. Allen, Ch. Racine Pd. Pol. Atlv. ,• 2 lb. ' ,. '" O e - ·• FOR OUR NOW . •. .·For ~rour Sbqp~i~~~ Pleasure, We've Added 2,000 ~auare fee.t ·QI Fj~lly ·Carpeted Shopping Area. •. ·:. ""''ii '-:' - .~.:: ; . ,. I PORK ROAST -~ BAR OHIO VAL.I.IY 'tRAJIID : PORk SAUsAGE ' ' , ·' MEAT ~ BUYS CALA STYr.l I'..SH 4 .. 6 lit. Avg. · - ·~ ··•·• • ' ' ' .1 \•JED:JESDAV NOV. 2 ' :lb. ' County Auditor ....,.. ·" 2·1b. ELECT '• ,. ' ' Pd. Pol. Adv. ... Ripe · ·· ' Proudly Paid For bf .Miller For ~pees Conull., John Jlu4.U., 'l'rul., ~tr I , CLARENCE E. MI·U!R > Mei~ Golden .. 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AUNT JIMIMA ';-)), ·I 'I INSTANT OATS ~·· 31c \.._ PANCAKE SYR~P bo~• 59c . ,. . ~ ' ..... .,.. . " I 24 '\ VOTE I ' I ~ GITS CLOTHES WHITIRI MAGIC BLEACH ..non 45c IJalru But~•l Dell deus BuHermilk c X. . CONIRII. . • ~ • • ' . · Fresh Fruits&Vegefables·_ c -s,. Crinkle Cut ' ' FUtllC:H FRIED POTATOES 4 bop 99c ; ' ' ;WAYNE GIBBONS REPUBLICAN ,, • i'ro:en Food SPICI.Ul GORtON'S I ',.· OPENING AT 12 NCCN UNTIL 9:30 PM FISH ~ STEAKS ' Hard-WorkintJ ••• Capable .•. Honest Experien* Buslntss'lft•n ••• ~espeded Leader 1'2 Porlion Boxlis VOTE NOV. 8 Committee for Gibbons H. M. Allen, Ch. Racine Pd. Pol. Atlv. ,• 2 lb. ' ,. '" O e - ·• FOR OUR NOW . •. .·For ~rour Sbqp~i~~~ Pleasure, We've Added 2,000 ~auare fee.t ·QI Fj~lly ·Carpeted Shopping Area. •. ·:. ""''ii '-:' - .~.:: ; . ,. I PORK ROAST -~ BAR OHIO VAL.I.IY 'tRAJIID : PORk SAUsAGE ' ' , ·' MEAT ~ BUYS CALA STYr.l I'..SH 4 .. 6 lit. Avg. · - ·~ ··•·• • ' ' ' .1 \•JED:JESDAV NOV. 2 ' :lb. ' County Auditor ....,.. ·" 2·1b. ELECT '• ,. ' ' Pd. Pol. Adv. ... Ripe · ·· ' Proudly Paid For bf .Miller For ~pees Conull., John Jlu4.U., 'l'rul., ~tr I , CLARENCE E. MI·U!R > Mei~ Golden .. ' ~--, i MIDDLEPO~T, . .OHIO -·~ -- ' �1.. ' . • \ .• . . '_, <{ • i<~fA.-'~", . • . " I ~ ,~lfs ,' 'l'f- ~ \'•' '\ . ' - ' A LA.IIGEB AND BB'I.TEB TINY • S... . ... ~ ' . OLLS OUT THE RED CARPET FOJ VOU MATTEL WITH THE BIGGEST SALE EVER AT TINY'S . 14 00 LIST$ • T.N.T. ' SPECIAL .99 $ CHEERFUL TEARFUL DOLL COME EARLY -STAY LATE I LAY AWAY YOUR TOYS OR GIFTS WITH A KENNERS SMALL DEPOSIT AND PAY A LITTLE EVERY WEEK TILL CHRISTMAS ~ T.N.T SPECIAL LIST $16.00 $ SAFE FOR CHILDREN SALE STARTS T.N.T. SPECIAL WEDNESDAY'AT 11 NOON · A. M F. BICYCLES Tudor ,:, .' ·, Electric Football Game RENEGADE With Banana Seat LAYAWAY NOW . . i'"· .;......,..,.. '•'-·~~\;.~ .......... lJ ~ ''l.JJ-11•.. s ~ LIST . I ..... ·· ,. SPECIAL $ $7.49 .' . T. N. T SPECIAL .77 T.N.T SPECIAL SMALL TOYS VALUES TO 69c T.N.T SPECIAL TRANSISTOR RADIO WHILE THEY LAST Hutch Football Uniform 5 Out Fit . . •~14 . . ,;,. __, . List $12.00 c . MIGHTY TONKA . DUMP . TRUCK 6 Transistor T.N~T . T.N.T SPECIAL SPECIAL MODEL 2900 ONLY T.N. T. SPECIAL Cross f. Country Road ·s 99 Rally FRICTION CARS i . N. T. TRUCKS AND ANIMALS GAMES, GUNS, AND MISC. SPECIAL PLAYDOU G . 1.00to1.49 Values WHILE THEY f,, LAST-;; J· ONLY ~ . c EACH REGULAR List $8.00 'C. ' ; ' \ • I' '. $1.00 . t ' ',1 • . ' It . ~ ' f• ' I) '.~. ft ' . ..;···~· ~--i!'\• ·•, lfi/ ._ .. ,. · ' ' ' ' • • ·• , MIODLE,fRT ,• o·~to · ··~ ' . LIST $9.00 •. :• 'I '" <' ' .. - �1.. ' . • \ .• . . '_, <{ • i<~fA.-'~", . • . " I ~ ,~lfs ,' 'l'f- ~ \'•' '\ . ' - ' A LA.IIGEB AND BB'I.TEB TINY • S... . ... ~ ' . OLLS OUT THE RED CARPET FOJ VOU MATTEL WITH THE BIGGEST SALE EVER AT TINY'S . 14 00 LIST$ • T.N.T. 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':. •' '' : - - ; r SPECIAL PRICE .ll GALLON .'' - ' f . f '• TINY'S . . .. ( -BAIGI'I·NL4 . . ' . i ,... �<,' ' r ' ", . ·' ., , (} ~ 'liv fl(liU a.AiiWILL PARSON! 'lORE I'LL BE P~UMB· PROUD FACE IS 11;' (()LOR OF HAWK MeAT WHAT AILS ' TO HElP ~E LOOK 'FER -IT, PARSON ~--WHAR­ ABOUTS DOVE THINK '16L05T IT? ~ ' fHI WILI.IU i YOU '! MEAN5TOP ~515NIN& FOR LI'L ABNEII NOI' ONLY ~ONNAZ/ eUT AlL F~HION P~&IGN, ~--4"- 80NNAZ7 2 CONVENIENT lOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU . y·I N y .s • WE RESERVE THE I RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANliiY ' 'I r ' ' THE WAYI LOOK AT IT. .. THE OfJLY PHILOSOPHY THAT MEANS AIJYrniiJG IS THE DOCTRII.J( OF LEISURE1 r '. -0. SMOKED PICNIC HAMS· c LB. CALLA STYLE Middleport, 0. You Need No luck To Win Cash Saving At nny's. Every· .body Wins. Because We Have No Gimmicks, No Games, ·No Stamps, or Nfl Give Aways To Raise The Cost Of YOUR Grocery Bill. We Offer You The Lowest Every Day PRICES POSSIBLE. TO WHICH I AM l!IJEQUiVOCALLY TOTAUY. fANATICALLY Au:l FIERCELY COMMITrED LIV/IJG. ... .-----....... TO! I I· HOVJ SUCH AIJ ACTIVE MOUTH CAI-J I LIVE IVITH SUCH A LA2Y BODY I!> '. BE 'rON D Ml: ! '11 THE BOliN LOSE'" ly ART SANSOM 1.,, ' BUCKEYE WIENERS C: LB. I' PKG; By MERRILL BLOSSER _,. ly HAROLD CIIIAY • 1l oz. "FAIRMONT c For -,w WEllE IN, WHEN TI-t~¥ 'GORE WEREN'T SIIOafrl' ~I PKG. [ CCH'ton of 6--l Quarts t·cE MILK ()1.1, '!HQS_f ' ALL Tl-iA'fWA9 S£TTL.ED LON<;, AGO: ~INI'DHED AND FOII(;OTTEN! Royal Crown FLORIDA ~gal. I'VE KHOWN A ltW MASSLE5 1 c For lbs. FOR crts. ---,. --··-- -- '..............:...,...( Plus Deposit · ~··. r ~'-- - - i . - - - ; • -- ·~·- - BONUS BUY BONUS BUY BONUS BUY MY-T-FINE PUDDINGS c BOX .Ballard, Pillsbury BISCUITS 8 BONUS BUY JIFFY Fresh Roasted CAKE MIXES PEANUTS LB. PKG. '' FJT.::~~"" '' 1nd '.~. FROST lNG~: s' . ' ,. box " ~ ..,. ~ • ./*• ;.,:~ ;; ~ t . c· -' ·'.. �<,' ' r ' ", . ·' ., , (} ~ 'liv fl(liU a.AiiWILL PARSON! 'lORE I'LL BE P~UMB· PROUD FACE IS 11;' (()LOR OF HAWK MeAT WHAT AILS ' TO HElP ~E LOOK 'FER -IT, PARSON ~--WHAR­ ABOUTS DOVE THINK '16L05T IT? ~ ' fHI WILI.IU i YOU '! MEAN5TOP ~515NIN& FOR LI'L ABNEII NOI' ONLY ~ONNAZ/ eUT AlL F~HION P~&IGN, ~--4"- 80NNAZ7 2 CONVENIENT lOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU . y·I N y .s • WE RESERVE THE I RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANliiY ' 'I r ' ' THE WAYI LOOK AT IT. .. THE OfJLY PHILOSOPHY THAT MEANS AIJYrniiJG IS THE DOCTRII.J( OF LEISURE1 r '. -0. SMOKED PICNIC HAMS· c LB. CALLA STYLE Middleport, 0. You Need No luck To Win Cash Saving At nny's. Every· .body Wins. Because We Have No Gimmicks, No Games, ·No Stamps, or Nfl Give Aways To Raise The Cost Of YOUR Grocery Bill. We Offer You The Lowest Every Day PRICES POSSIBLE. TO WHICH I AM l!IJEQUiVOCALLY TOTAUY. fANATICALLY Au:l FIERCELY COMMITrED LIV/IJG. ... .-----....... TO! I I· HOVJ SUCH AIJ ACTIVE MOUTH CAI-J I LIVE IVITH SUCH A LA2Y BODY I!> '. BE 'rON D Ml: ! '11 THE BOliN LOSE'" ly ART SANSOM 1.,, ' BUCKEYE WIENERS C: LB. I' PKG; By MERRILL BLOSSER _,. ly HAROLD CIIIAY • 1l oz. "FAIRMONT c For -,w WEllE IN, WHEN TI-t~¥ 'GORE WEREN'T SIIOafrl' ~I PKG. [ CCH'ton of 6--l Quarts t·cE MILK ()1.1, '!HQS_f ' ALL Tl-iA'fWA9 S£TTL.ED LON<;, AGO: ~INI'DHED AND FOII(;OTTEN! Royal Crown FLORIDA ~gal. I'VE KHOWN A ltW MASSLE5 1 c For lbs. FOR crts. ---,. --··-- -- '..............:...,...( Plus Deposit · ~··. r ~'-- - - i . - - - ; • -- ·~·- - BONUS BUY BONUS BUY BONUS BUY MY-T-FINE PUDDINGS c BOX .Ballard, Pillsbury BISCUITS 8 BONUS BUY JIFFY Fresh Roasted CAKE MIXES PEANUTS LB. PKG. '' FJT.::~~"" '' 1nd '.~. FROST lNG~: s' . ' ,. box " ~ ..,. ~ • ./*• ;.,:~ ;; ~ t . c· -' ·'.. �,, • j ' ' I ' • ! ' ' J ·•• ., .... ~l "· . ,, .. .,.,. ' ' Elberfelds Are Open Thursday 9:15 to 5:00 - _Friday . • >, ·to:8•00. ,! . :. • ..'O:bo to 9:00 ., -"-· • \i . ' • I, DBIIOtetf To The lnt.BIWII 81 ., . Jlefp.Mt11011 ;,,. · VOL XVIII NO, 170 Engagement of Miss Vermillion Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. Marion Vermll· -. li9Jf ...~. larysville, are announc,Jfig the engagement of their daughter, Janet Kay, to Stall Sergeant Harolrl D. Graham, PANMUNJOM (UPI) - An An)erican patrol !ougbt bad< so llercel.v before II was Wiped 0111 by North Korean lnvaden one Its memben will be nominated posthumously for the Medal of Honor, mllitsry « See our smart eolleetlon of warm Car Coats I<>< the eold days ahea1. Choose !rom eorduroy, wool nlellon, wool tweed, heek· suede, deep pile fake fur, llinJle and double breaste4 styles. WOMENS DRESSES son of Mrs. Bessie M. Graham, Harrisonville. Miss Vermillion is a gradu•te of North western High School. Raymond . Sergeant Grntam is a graduate of Scipio High School, Harrisomille, an~ is pre~cntly serving with flighest Medal RecommendedI · And See The Terrific Line Of authorities said wclay, II Js America'• highest honor. Six Americans and one South KQrtan aoldler In the United Nad()D& Ioree were k!Ded 8lld ~ ,\Jnerl£an ""'nded In the Sizes8to 18 and38 to44 United States Air Force at Lockbourne Air Force BaSf'. The open church wedding is scheduled for 6:.10 p.m., Decem· !Jer 25th, at the Union Church of Christ in MarysviUe. easy selecting. We carry a com· plete stock of dresses In all size ranges. .Beautiful dressy and casual dresses in knits, meta)· Plans were made to serve the annual election day dinner when the Sunshine Makers Cl as s of the Syracuse First wool jerseys, crepes and blends -all top manufacturers. nex. Th':' meeting was conducted by the president, Margaret Cottrill. Devotions were by NRJrrti London, who read the 43rd Psalm, followed by the Lord's Prayer m unison. Roll c~U was answered by eight membe rs. Secretary and b'eas. urer reporls were approved. Due• were ~d and a free will offering taken, Ready to Wear eJunior Petites Sizes oe,..n~ment • Se~' • Misses Sizes Floor eHalf Sizes ,.,__ I The rne11u of rhe election day dinner will be baked chicken, mashed potatoes, noodles, veg•table, salad, pie and coffee. Price is $1 for adults and 50 eents for school children. Th is will be a church project, with 11 proceeds toward the pat'sonage .J fund. ~ It was decided to have the II Christmas dinner and party in ~ 'he annex Friday night, u• n•c1em- l ber l~th, with a covered dish dinner and exchange of gifts. Bible study conducted by Helen Hartis, followed with very interesting group discussiolt Hosteos to ile November 21st !lleeting will be Agnes White, Bible study by Margaret Winebrenner; Roll call to be a Thanksgiving poem. Meeting dosed with prayer by Esther Harden. During the soCial hour, delicious refreshments were served by the hosi!SS, Naomi London, to Dorothy ~ Gant, Helen Diddle, Margaret ' I Cottrill, Helen Harris, Esther Harden, Margaret Winebrenner, 1nd Agnes White. i l Shoins Return From Vocation In Florida Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. 'Deneey) Shain have returned from t vacation in Florida w he r e !bey celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary, spending lhe day in Long Boat Keys and larasota. · Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ervine -1 ;mother of Mrs. Shain) enterlained with a dinner In Cortez. i{r. ~nd Mrs. Charles Spencer, lormerfy of Pomeroy, now re•idlng In llradenton Beach, serted lee cream and cake TuesIJy e1ening in honor of Mr. pel Mrs. Shain's anniversary. While in FloMda Mr. and Mrs. $halo visited Mr. and Mrs. .!)key Sayre in St. Petersburg, fho were formerly of Racine. im~rTraining t::•:.-n~. John Leonard Ba". son . and Mrs. Leonard Bass Syracuse, has completed tralnll1g at Fort Benning, ,llld bas neen transferred Leonard Wood, Mo., cOr tr81nlng In the Corps. leaving Fort Bemnlng, • ~·1M Mrs. Bass and lipelll 1 weekend tti;w.; ffi;;)·Jir.,:. "~~.=: . held amid Npoi1l . . Ho111 Koq lbat the Red Gtlll'dl·may have tlllllvecl tbeJr uef¥1ness and jere ~ relepled to 1 ~ role In 'lbe cultural We Have An Outstanding Mens Warm Winter Coats &Jackets DRESS SOCKS Choose your favorite style, the short top ~otton socks In sizes 10 to 15. white and solid colors, the cyton dress 80Cka in sites 10 to 13, white and colors, the orion one size soeks in solid colors or the long top cotton ~ks in all sizes. Stop in the hosiery department oo the mam floor and make your selections. ·. Group Of ANCHOR HOCKII~e MORE . BOWLSm Heat resistant. COpper tint color. Set «11111111 of 1 quart, 2 quul 8lld I quart bowl Womens Slacks Neck sizes 15 to 17 - Long tails - two button pockets - full cut - colorful plaids and houndstooth checks. $19.95 CORNING WARE SRS S1.9S ,. S9.9S One each 1 quart, 110 quart sauce pana wlth eoversnd, 1 quart saucemau, g loeb skillet l'llh eover, bindle a 2 petite pone. You Save n.96. · MEN'S COTTON CAVALRY TWILL Choose now your fall and winter Slack&. All the new style& to cord1U'Oy, wool flannels, orion knits. Stretch pants, Pennanent press Koratron. Solids, plaids and·prlnts. King Kole Work Pants Size :ro to liO waist measure. dark grey or dark green. 100'llo cotton sanforlud sbrunk. Boats and drW poeketa. Warm. comfortable, Joq wearlnJ. $5.95 Special . $16·99 Warp's Easy On Storm WindOw Kits 39c ' Storm Daor Kill, Extra hHvy plutlc ELBERFELD$ ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR and 32to 31 WEMBLEY NECKTIES I QUART TEFLON COATED Choose Your Little Girls Slacks Now $1.50 and for ' $1.79 $2.50 .-..w.:ere We have a complete stock of little cirla olacko, IDIID,V dll· ferent atyles to choose from Ja solid& llld prints - all washable fabric•. 11 HHC1c1111rttn lor :ila).llmet 1114 Bos SDI'lou No mattu wblt llf!. fOU Meil we Clll like · ~ D. . . ., We lllve ~~~r. r~ Size, ":'slfe and IJI.: , oenprlns i'iDiliWif lledllallretiit. ' .. _ · ru.oUr· MEN'S ZIPPER FRONT Biue Bell" Work Jackets ,;;:L A:'JfiilhU;r,.,,. Heavy duty cotton twill with nylon quilt HDinJ · Sanforized shrunk - Freedom aetlon back. Soll4 colors. Tan, grey or green. Sizes 38 to 50. Slzes3to6x 1.00 to 1.95 Sizes 7to 14 1.95 to 2.95 Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your , .... .. ......··-•·-" .... - . .. ...... , ICONOMY PIPE WRAP Choose your favorite tie now - the new popular widths - the new fall and winter pattei'DJ and colors - plenty of ready tied ties In the group. Paisleys, Solid Colors, Neat Figurea, Striper, -- ... . ~ ..... ,__._.,._, .·-...... __......,.-........ . ____ _ ···-· -·-- ·· ···--. .--.-·- · · ~ ·, .of'--41-"t l ,, ) i 1 lbotllo 18 l'lber aJata !Qdallcm. clladJ to UH,~,toc• . -Dlf, .Silll}\]el ~•~ C<iotl 38 ft. ol ' ....., ., ~=~~:i'i' tape. 79Cinll fn Columb RemJirements Elden I l9c p,.., ._turday Two obe ·nqes I ' lo I~ 1114 9 to 11. Solid eolDI', nd, blaek, wblta, browD, NaVJ, blue, charooiL 1 Luc~ 2 nllt $1.00 Orion Crew Socks $7.50 WORK JACKETS TO MATCH FRHZER PAPER IOYI 69c Tranlporelll pllltlc. Kil eontalna 38"x'l2" plall!lc· obeet, 18 ft. fibre-mo1lllll.DII and 115 llll1l. . Men's Blanket Lined Cavalry Twill COLD-RAP COld-Rap II plallllcbed. It's stron1er. Pnv•tt debydratioo. n•o mbldable. 18" wide !10' Ia¢ SPECIAL SALEI MASON - Mrs. Terlsha May Syracuse Village voters on 1 Attorney Porter, like Mayor ! time. water," oald Mayor Lond.on, Reyno!Ua, who had beea Ia (UP!) _A Titan 3C wwthona Hoffman, 81, died Wedne!day November 8 may determine the Herman London and o111er Yil· "The newiopooal, if ap-1 "but It would also make availa- Korea only 17 dayo before hls rocket rammed an wvnanned ... for Jurr Olk State at the home of her daughter, fate of their town-owned water !age officials, reports the water proved, would l only give the ble Ouctuallnl assessment bas- death, wa. the bero wbea Gemini capsule toward e8l1ll t!ID,iflt for Improvements Wllllam Lucas of Clncin· system. assessment program has ended village an unity to serve ed on valuation year Ia and . North Koreaa l•vaden virtu- and then zoomed up qa1a to 1M H!ibWIY Department, . Mrs. Hoffman, formerly Residents Jn the growinl com· up being unfair In that all pro· oil homes the town With year out." lilly wiped oat 111 American orbll four satellltes ID !r!Nda 10'1 1114 88 In Perry County, wu a melJio munlty of nearly 800 citizens Jo. perty owners are not taxed "The situation at this tlme," patrol a U1f mUe -th Of spectacular test debut fot1 • AlbeM tounlles. of the Oak Grove EUB cated about $ mileo east of equ3lly. Wli}}i according to Porter," is that the the Korean deDlllitarized zoae Ameri<11's first milltary JIIIDo ~f rilnttd fU6,ootl II slmlllr Church. Pomeroy will vote for or It, therefore, has been pro- 1f illlUal subscribers to the water (DMZ<. In-space program. fVndl. llld In Athena COtlniJ, Mrt. Hoffman WIIS born May sgalnsl a 3.3 mill bond issue proposed througn actions passsystem are carrying the water The Air Fom'a m'cMI<Ne I'I'J,OOO plll8nlnfl tees for a 1819. She was the delllhter outside the 10 mill Umltatiou. ed by council that Syracuse voassessment burden and there Is Bolli pareats were visibly launcher was following • ~ 114 ltlle tleCIIctD ol U, 8. IS John and Rutn Grayhan Cunters go to the polls and decide no way to make any change shaken and in tears wbea tu th lllrougb ...,._, iia, AtbeDI Bypass lor an She was preceded In Reasons tor the proposal are f if they favor attempting to reotller than by passage of the Informed by United ~~orm&: an hour of C!MJDI«. •lad . .J mi!Jioa. death by her husband In 1913. to recall and repa_y assessment move these Inequities through 3.3 mills levy." lnleroalloolll that their ••• . . . Survivors Jncluda two 80118, Rus· bonds previously ISSued and to pwage of the 3.3 mill levy. US Solicitor Porter, Mayor Lon- may "'celve Americ8'1 big!J. ::·~=b ":~unique twiHI<LB/al B and Dallal Letart, W Va attempt to raise enough The Issue If approved would don, members of council and lsi honor poslllamonaly. The Titan soared l2S mllN . ,,.. two daugbiera, Mrs. to extend the town water allow the village to sell' new Wllliam Carl Riggs, 78. form- several residents aware of the "We'"' real proud of bJm," high and then nosed over too WAS-TON - WITJI ,00 Mn. Homer Bennett, Cin- tern eight-tenths of a mile bonds up to $50,000 that can be erly ~f this area, d1ed Wedaes· situation all agree, "Something saki Mrs. L•welf D. Rey"oods, send the Gemini on Ill JIIWII" arueiiDI Allan odyssey . cllmaU a newly annexed section of paid back during a 40 year per- day m Cnlumhus. Funeral ser- must be done to pay the vil· "I bope hlo having to dle will dive reentry toward Soalll 1 !!1m. .l'rakleal Jobnaon lllrDild ~al 8enices will be held Incorporated village. iod. vices will be held Saturday at tage's water system lndebtriess help those other .fOOr boyo Atlantic reeovery fleet. Once tiidq to plw for lliDtber trip 11 tht ·Oak Grove EUB Clrurcl! ~ water assessment - . Sollcltor Port~ reveals $22,000 U a.m. at the Shroyer Funeral since under lbe current pattern tver the,..,.. Gemlnl separated, !be roellel'l Milled at lt!dJdlng a COIIItiLIUs third stage turned around and 1 1 m with burial ionglime controversial topic m of the amount raised through Home In COlumbus followed bv there is not sufficient money to fiJI' hilt policies - thia lime In ~ M!ort~ Park. The dlseusalons ol Syracuse rest the levy would be used to elim· a short sel'lli~ Sundoy at 2 p. ~. the bonds as they come fued again to zip up Into onll tlnonl bll own ·eott~~try-men. Rev 0 H. Carder and Rev dents :- was levied In 1957 an~ inate !he water assea3ment m. at !he Ewmg Funeral Home dll!l. with a ''space bus" Cllt1iDI The Ollef ~Uve H • 1D olftciate · $34,:110 worth · of bonds Issued. bond debt and It would not be In Pomeroy, with the Rev. Car· 'lId Wldaolday night from a ~ oo,d ~ Ue In ataie at VU1a1e solieltor Frahk W. Por- assessed agalnat property own- ver Willlams officiating. Veterans Memorial Hospital lhr~t~~ .::::.~ ~e, 17~y journey to churcb from 1,30 un Ume ter, Jr., has reported ers !hereafter. Add!Uonal funds Mr. Riggs was a rrtired en- ADMISSIONS - Henry Doer· launch ntan control re, •~ _. Allan and Pacific nations ~ ice Frl nds' . n worth of the water made available could then be glneer of the New York Central fer, Middleport. that the two-ton Gem1n1 ~ that IDclilded 1 brief visit ~nrv ' e may ~a at bonds lire still OUlstantllnJ used to help finance construe- Railroad Company, a member DISCHARGES - Mrs. Don • craft's or IIIII willte ' lite VJe1 Nam fighting front 1114 . toglesooa Funeral .,Home the Ohio School E~ees of the water aystem Into of the B of F !< E No. 583, a aid Johnaoo and son, Mrs. Joha The Meigs Cnunty Board of arachute"':. dept .· anytime after I p. m. Frillt,7. Uremenl System boldlng them. next annexation area as member of ihe Hill Top Cnm· Yost and.deupter, Charlts Pow- Elections announced Wedneo · :W.Uec1 and thatoy (Contlllued On Pap Two) •. been planned fOr liOIIIe • munlly Church, a member of ell, Floyd Barringer. day to he eligible forcea 5,000 mUes IOlllhealt al the Veterans Foreign v•ars to vote m the up.comlog elec • the flnl led , 11 NOW Y?U KNOW, and a .veteran of World War 1' Mel&o Oeaerel Hoopftal lion on November 8. desc!fl: 011 1 piUl Tile flnl U.S, eeasue II 1'118 SurviVors Include his wife, ADMISSIONS - Laura Lohn, Persons must have resided In and then visually. -. I ollowed VIrginia, wHir 747,111 Margaret Y. Riggs; one neph- Pomeroy; Raber! RumDeld, the same precinct or village in Two minutes later the _.. lnbabitanll to be 1be mlllt elr, Leroy Brechtel; a half bro- Bidwell; Virginia Salser, Syra- Meigs county for the past was lllllo lDnef . NEW YORK (UPI) -· Two research offerallte lD the IJJIHIII; It !her, Cnnrad Blake; a half sis- euse; E. C. Haycraft, Ashland. days, and have been a "'"!dent bing In the BeL ''It II lr*lil evidence today pinpointing defective ~!A as pre- no\ed lfth In the 1• ·~· Arllnca Roush, and several DISCHARGES - Leonard of Ohio for one year. u a very nice," lbe Air Force 1114. TIIMI!nu I~~:~ of the No. 1 killer of man--Jiiirdeniitg' of the ar- wHir S,III,Mt fllldeill. IOeces and nephews. Hess, Jr. 8011 has moved 1o Ohio from Survival of the capsule ..., t I~ · · · other state, ll Is necessary new. type of beat shield wu • am R'.1ggs Dies Wednesday MINIRVA A fine group for your oelecUon. Solid eolors, Strlpes1 COat Slyleo and Sllpoven. All waobable, comforlllble, IJID very good values ..See them oo 11le oow in the busy men's and boyo department oo the lit floor. Reynolds wbea lllformed 10" 11011 proJee1a laJdnC the llrce. fneluded tor SE SWEATERS FOR unLE BOYS Sale! Mens Flannel Shirts Sberllf illrlanllach al10 . reo poMI Dill Cowdery, cl!8111d with 11011 • support, wu talllilit to the Clnclnnatl W<><khilllst this week after belng sentenced by Probatt COurt Judae F. H. O'Brien. 1 $]-5' .... Apslto8 ~D 111 MIUtrm Mo11u 3 PC. MIXING Made by the country'• leadlnr· maker. Oa"\l'er, Wn1111ler, Narragarset. Choose from corduroy, scru de~ all wools, dacron and cottons, laml~~~;ted fabrics. Sizes 36 to 46 and extra sizes 48 to 1!2. Wuat Lenlllhl Car Coal&, Stadium Coats, Zipper and Jl¢.lon ·!'root •:; eo. Stop fo right away. Try oo your favonle otyle an buy your Jackets Now, the~ Future. of Syracuse Water System . ~~t·~i!~· ~~~~ Titan3C Mrs. Hoffman ~e':::be~t~~.~~ Do-s.i dos H 0 f T d v ~.$§: m..wet~nrJo~ay · angs on utcome o ues ay ote :ra-::z..::; !:!~~.. awotutlaa. 1 Bass Taking au- lied by conference attended last week ccunfly. by Presldant Johnaon. It WIIS consecutive The President macle a fiylngday of max effort raldt · vlsll to South Viet Nam from •lainsl the IIDI'Ib as the Manila on the 25th, the dey of soon rains eased up. · the duel In the Gull of Tonkin Marine planes pounded ii'iu and the same day a flrejust above lbe demlll~ claimed 43 Uvea aboard the U.S. zone where 111ree crack l(d alrerafl carrier Oriskany In the VIetnamese dlvillou are repGI'IO same w~ters, ed pOised for a monsooo .._, Amencan planes Wednesdaysjve. Dew 165 missions against the MaJor ·Offellalve DoUifal north, eight short of the record Some Marine leaden, bti173. Air Force planes hll radarer, have llpi eulled doubt aites Surlac~ ·to • Air MissUe Communists have beea ·!!bit !II SAM launching sites, warehous- stockplle enough supplies llltll es, barges, staging areas, roads enough to !he fighting 1110e . • and rail lines up and down theehance of a major ~ Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. has applled for a federal permjt to build a $9,500,000 b,ydJV.: electric plant at the Gallipolis Dam on tbe Ohio side II! the Ohio River at Eureka. A preliminary petition was be uaed In Gallla, Metp, Alitmade to the government sev. ena, Vinton, Jacl!Bon IIIII La• eraf years ago, but the fmal renee ~unties. , petition of the utility to !he Two p1eces of Eureka 1111 Federal Power Commission lor estate on the lite of the pro. a license was made Wedae!d<y po•ed plant have been )IIII'Cbaa. II asks that it be allowed ~ ed by the utility. They Juclatla build a plant of 37,200 ldlowntt the old Wtll a.ambel!l ~ capacity, which would use sur- and the property rl Mr. ad plus water through a f60 !out Mrs. E. It Staley· Intake canal ~ perlod,a of biCh water . the -prop.ed ~ Water would be ft\Urnecl to would ~ over-. . 11J llnr _ lllit .1tver by a tailrace alter 11ow, IDil ac:ea Iii , . p11111 passing througll two 18,600 ldl. would be by • tunnel from 1 owatt generating tmltll. Power tr8llllormer yard 011 1111 W from the generating plant would above flood leveL = ~~0. the -~·--, I ~~arp .. . C& SOE Moves To Build Hydro Plant at Enrek~ w .h ='¥. oast I a. ° department raJ •on. - !be .bla ..., UOD of ment Sport Sbirto, 1114 bDJ wbat you want to. Elberfelds Are Headquarters FOR BACHELORS' FRIEND FIVE CENTS am They said the 7th Fleet begaD apparently began when the afternoon. Tllere was no report the unprecedented moves Oct. destroyers Hanson and Mans- of aoy demage to either the 25. There was no announcement field three limea !ired barrages Communist positions or to the of the new strategy unUI tDday, from their flve-lncb guns In a destroyers. however, duel with COmmunist shore Ellrller, the spokesmen ,... '11ie spokesmen also dlse!Oied batteries on the North Vletna· ported only one exchange of fire the United Siates Intensified Its mese ®aot Oct. 25. and said the Manal!eld did the air war against the Communists Fired Each Time shooUng. Wednesday with a near-record The spokesman said the Observers said the U.S. number of strikes against key Communists opened fire each government possibly did not installations in the northtime-twice in the mornln1 of want to announce the new war The change In sea strategy the 25th and once later In the move during the ManDa aummlt WORLD Buy them now for your..lf Ill' for illfla later on. A truly fine .eroup ol 8lllrtl ln all oizeL Small (14-14~) lledlum IJI. 15'h) Lari• (UI-16'h) and Em& l.orp (17-17'h). Paloley•, oolld eoloro, Jllllrt plaldo, denims, eollolll, dacroa alolht. It'll really ])&)' you to stop .Ia tbe·IDIII'• Regul~r Juniors Sizes battle ball a Dille below the demllltarlzed zone (DMZ). In a separate clash a lew hours later South Koreans ldl1ed one North Korean Jnflltrator and suffered no losses. , U.S. officials said lbe identity of the 10ldler who stayed to help his companlona when he could have got away had not been clearly estabUsbed yet. They are expected to talk with the American who did escape. By BRYCE MW.ER Utd <U lnh·natle . I SAIGON (UP!) -American warahlps have moved Into shipping channels off the coilS! of North Viet Nam, exchanged fire with slwre batteries and bombarded cargo junks and barges smuggling anns to Cnmmunlst forces in South Viet Nam, U.S. apokesm'l!l said •oday. A 29-year-old Racine man Is helng held In Meigs County jail on an affidavit charging him with the theft of a three months old Shetland pony the morning of August 29. '--• 0 M b/ Meigs County Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach fdenUf•ed him 1, ,..,. BONG KONG - MORE a• Lester Pike. . l.bu two mJDion pushing, chant· The sheriff said Pike is charg. lied GUirdl · jammed a ed with stealing !he pony from liquate Ia PekJna lDday to re- an area outside the Sundown new Instructions from Night Club and taking it into ' · ' leadm 1114 slwut prailel West Virginia In the back seat ~ .Cbl-ese Cnmmuntst party of his automobUe. The animal ~ Mao TBHung. lt wu was 10ld ln We•t VIrginia. *'~' ,~~rpet rally 10 .far. Hartenbach said Pike was ar. !11Ports from Japanaae Dew&rtlted by authorlttes In Ripley 111 men;In lbecapital aa1t1 on another char&e. and had J'eilllt• Gate ol !leavenly been conilned In the Jackson ft4ee lqu.are ov•dlu•ed with CniDlty fall there for several lldlillnl 1, . IIIlo beard I days prior to his belDII taken Wtel )) trom .Defense- Into CUI!ndy here on tile pony SPORT SHIRTS lies, soft woofs, arne] jerseys, United Presbyterian Church met recently m the church an. •• Now Is The Time to Buy Mens AU conveniently arranged for Election Day Dinner Pions Mode by Closs r THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1966 Racine Man Charged in Pony theft azes8to18 the -------------------- Fleet __,hells North· iet CHILLY DAYSI Ready to Wear Department JANET VERMILLION POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ----------------------------------------------------------------------~~ ·'nI FOR Come to Elberfelds Busy enttne ' .....·- The Toy Department is now Open..S~lect your Christmas.·_ .-:,J~~ lDEAt Toys Now. 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