https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c010c8a80a577c66765dee9e8df58b28.pdf 7e5cb2cfe4e06a6fe398b2827ec1bd27 PDF Text Text ~"'· • H ld ati()n of New Of fICers e Wl'ldwood Gard-en Club of Pomeroy tb•'* you nca ""' ,..., Mro. Victor Hysell and Mr.. Dwight 'lilhoan. and • letter was !Pad from Mrs. ~harles t.wls tn regard to !he County christn.a• flower show. If Mrs. Nea•e installed the o •· cers and presented each with a corsage of mums. New officers are Mrs Lawre!ce Smith, pres· ident; · .-rs. Karl Grueser, M Dw••ht vice president ; rs. ., Milhoan, treasurer, and Mrs. Milton Roush, secrel>ry. Alpha Omicron Meeting Opens W•'th Dl'nner Around And About Middleport ,OCJAL S' . '' SrDallY SenUneJ. PomtrOJ·Mltldleport, o., OcL 1, 108& . CALENDAR ~ Elders Ordained • In Presbyterian Church Ceremony Tho 1MI Middleport hl&b oebool jearbook, "'l'ho Cr<•t," offtcen were installed met Wednesday evening "' the arrived and gradUaU11 tile Wililwood Garden 1 borne oi Mrs. Paul F"h"' w•th aelllon w11o .....,.. 111em ~:::::::;::;;;;;;11 Mrs. Milton Roush and Mrs. ""•"' f ocr. 3 abaold pick lllolll up al lllo An •-•reasive ordination and • Mason ISher as co-hostesses. Mrs. K. T. Wagner of Bryn Alpha Omicron v....,..er o Paint Creek Regular .b!P acbool olllee. Tben an tnstaiW'ioo of elden was held M>wr, Pa., came sunday lor • Delta Kappa Gamma held Its. Church will hold Its 132nd •~ _. ..,_ Stmday morni•• at tha syr.. 0111 wwH ,;S ..-• ..,...,.ea tewool Mr. Fred Nease, president, visit with her mother, Mrs. first fall meetin& recent~)' at versary ae~·vlces on Sunday •oe terla0 . conducted ihe meelin! . whioh Griff Ru...,u of Bradbury. She the presbyterian church in 3rd with mornllll worahlp lor ~.15 and Ollyone 'wlobiDI cuse First United PresbY • ' opened with de~· ohon hy Mrs. came last Thursday to enroU Wellston. The meeting opened 1:45 a. m.; a feUowsblp to purr:!bue OH may dO So. Church. The nine o'clock worTONIGHT Thru SUNDAY Holter, using ,. her her daughter, Karen, at Ohio w · th a di mer, followed by a ner at 1 p. m. and afternoon II il important tllal aU f"'Pieo ship service was conducted by 1 Homed "''"' n ... v. Leonard Mcintire, Ge• "'fANNY HILL" 0 rdered be iektd topic, " How many have a lite stat.e University in Columbus short business session conduct- program at 3 p. m. P up ut 80 ..w:; nc !irio m Hopkins plan'" and closed with prayer. where she wlil be a freshman. ed by Mrs. Eli2abeth Lantz, Homecoming, Hemlock Grove 11 possible, eral Presbyter of Logan. wert Letita Roman Members responded to roll call Mrs. Wagner will return to her president. church, beginning at 9:30 a.m. ~Jmtiiitt!Mil.ii'H* 1111 Ordained and installed with an exchange of hr;w;e plant A ~per, ··~ouse Pia~~ Gar- home Saturday. Mrs. laye Sauer '!as _in with worship service and SunMrs. GeorKe Schneider, Mrs. -andIoutting< dens, was g•ven by MIS. Edl· charge of the program whoch ID· day School in forenoon Andrews Receives Harry ,'otis and Mr. Herman ''2 AC'K DOOR TO HELL" A (.'Oillribution " : :~!; made to Ison Hollon . It was stated that ~r. and Mrs. Jan Houck and eluded a solo, "The Builder," ket dinner at noon, and~ after· Barber Ucense LondOn. others installed were the Johnny Appleseed fund, a house plants can bP usetl tor children, Brent an~ Brend~, by Jack WlU'ner of Jackson acnoon program at 1:30. Mrs. Adhur Sylvester, Mn. Ji mmie Rodgen ~:-,~oiiiii-:."'"'.._.-=-..--, foliage alone the . lemon tree have returned to thw home m companied by Mrs, warner. The oDe is welcome. Paul Andrews, Jr. bas recelv- Donald Cottrm, Mr. Robert " good for begmne"; the Columbus after spending a warners, who are former stu· ed hls barber license from tbe Harden, Mr. Richard Ducknorth window is best for Afri· week'• vacation in Iowa. dents o1 Mrs. Ethel Chapman ocr. ' Board of IIBrber Exam!· worth and Mr. William W~ecan violets and lVYi and Iand Mr Ca 1 Mattox of Rutland, dedicated the num- 'l1he Pomeroy Garden and is now employed at brenner. Mrs. Pearl Mc8r1dt tanas and primroses are for Mr. anN' s.SU here ber to ber. Members responded will meet Monday, at 2 p.m., the Park Barber Shop ts finsnctal secretary and Mro. contmuous bloom. were ~\ed lt~th ti~;Yso~ and to roll call with a vacation high- the home of Mlss Lydia Ebers- in Columbus. Robert Harden, treasure. Mrs. Vernon Nease had i'ln ar- they YISI w Leonard light. Following the program, bach. Paul is the son of Mr. and World Wide Communion wilt llcle on Africa! violets whicr famly, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Webster Middleport Garden Club will Mrs. Paul Andrews of Long Bot- he observed Sunday morni!ll, stalt!d, '' Don't over water Mattox and tamily. was initiated into the Chapter. uieet Monday, Oct. 4, at the tom, and is a graduate of E.1st- Oct. 3, at b a.m. The Re~. Rus· I plants. start oew plants from Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Turner Attending from Meigs County home of Mrs. M. L. French. ern High School. He is a Re- sell W. Shepherd, resldmg II leaves in water or vermiculite, were in Red House, W. Va. were E.t1el Chapman, Ruth Eu- All members bring . b~lbs for serve in the Air National Guard. Bristol VIllage, Waverly, wJII and remove leaves with tweez- Tuesday for a visit with ber ler, Avice Frecker, Mildred fall planting, for C1v1c :supply Uv pulpit. HP will also ers for mor-e bud. brother, Charles Hill and family. Hawley, Martha Husted, ·Gen- tification. ceiving anu sending cards the be here Oct. 10 and 17. Sunday ''Take cultir~ss of Geraniums" E L eva Joachim, Vinas Lee, Nan do's and don'ts of personai let· School foll?w~ at to o'clock. Tbe was l.he subJect of a papP.r pre- Mr. and Mrs. John · yons Moore, Susan Park, Margaret OCT. 5 ll Dau h· ter writ.ng, and other relevant public Is mvded. sented by Mrs Mason Fisher and son, Johnny, had 88 their Parsons, Beatrice Reinhart, Forest Ros~ Co~nc ' nsor~ points, It said to talc!!' cuttings for next dinner guests Wednesday eve- Faye Sauer, C&rolyn Smith, ters of Amen~a, 15 t s: 5 an~ The hostesses, Mrs. Maril~n VISITS PARENTS spring now, srlect tip cuttings ning his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lucille Smith, Rosalee Story a rummage sae Oc _o r build· Wisecup and Mrs. Spears, serv· Michael Andrews, who ts atfour mches lor>g, trim off end John Lyons, Bernard, Linda and and Dorothy Woodard. 6 at the Wayne Swtsher ed sandwiches and coke during tend1~ St Joh~ Vlanney Sem· lea es and don't use too Debbie, and Mrs. Bernard ing on Second-st in , the refreshment hour. Attend· !nary m Bloornmgdale, 0 hi o, mu~h 'water or leaves will rot Schramm, Zanesville. Meigs Temple Pytluan . lng in addition to the above were spent the weekend with his ' · I Guinther S ted will met! Tuesday evemng at h E chi p t Hi d parents Mr and Mrs Paul AnMrs. Paul Fi;her gave an ar- Mr. and Mrs. L<e D•, idson, epara the L<g;on hall in Middleport. Marl a s eman, a n drews I.,• . Bottom. Michael Ia I hcle on new 12wns and stated Athens VISited Tuesday even- F A S 1AU Staff and Officers are re· Betsy Horky, Lms Moore a '. ~ the that new la\mS !~ke cool weath- ing with her parents. Mr. and rom rmy ervice quested to be present for a Betty Rawlings. a semor a William E. Guinther (Willie), practice sesssion for the dis· er blue grass. o~ red fesc~e are Mrs Emerson Jones. If that important paper, jewelry, keepsake, or best, and sod Is more t.J.llable d E son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Guln- trict convention to be held in other valuable item were in one of our con· · . tu The Rev. and Mrs. C1Y e · . Th m au ~- , . nd Mrs. John Harrl· ther of Syracuse, has been hon- Middleport October ~9. • venient Sale Deposit boxes- safeguarded 8 Blue nbbons were awarded m Bartlett sd orably separated from the U will be the only practice before I OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9 P.M. flower arrangements to Mrs. s~n were in Athens Tue . ~y eve- S Army at Oakland Calif af: that dale according to the againat fire, theft, or careless misplacement . h d M H mng to attend a MiSSIOnary · · ·· , . , Ill ram FIS er an rs. omer th h d ter three years service He was staff captain Mrs. Gnff Rus- · Y'* would know whor& it was when you ear . . · • HoIter. A sa Ia. d coW'S t was Zone Rally when ey d" hi statmned for two years at Ft. sell. wanted ill The cost is so liHie, too. served by the hostesses to 14 Dr. Dudley Powers Jscuss I . Va., an d had two I . . · f s Bevo1r, 1 ~ prepanng or 8 summen at West Point N y members and three guests, I experience~ · • Rent a Safe Deposit box here NOW I 1 Mrs. Jack Robson , Mrs. Ernestlmedic~l mJs~Jonaryl cbare,er. _He lin the CPdet Training 'C~dre·. Harris and Miss Barbara Fish- and his family Wll e eavmg The 1 t he . · K for new Guinea where as year was m orea er, Mr. Holter won the door soon . t . d f ,. and while there was promoted pril.e. they will be s atwne or te to Sp5. I The October meeting will be years. They must buy supp lea H . d te f p . for the entire time. e Is a gra ua o omeroy held at .ne home of Mrs. AI Cl E B tl lt High School On his retornl ~• y · M H. The Rev. yde . ar e . · frt:~..: e.mger Wll'l r'i . Jram of the Mddleport Church of the home In Syracuse, he flew by \ rl to F1sl.~r ~nd Mrs. Chnsly her N attended the Naa jet from Ca li fornia to Parkers- Plans were! made R d aCrssls~ aarene · · b h . with the t'o 10 an e oss I as -:u t·1 ~ tesses. rene Ministers' retreat of Cen-. urg • w ere he was met by hos drives uy the Ohio Eta Ph i SON IS BURN tral Ohio District last week held I mater an<!_ brother' Malc<Jim, chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi \ T&:ld Stephen IS Lhe at Ripley, W. Va. Sorority Tuesday evening at the given to the 8 lb. 8 o. son Patrol Officers Columbia G11il Offices in M•d· to Mr. and t-1rs. Pete Cundiff i!l!il!liJillii Jii!ifiM.i<'"· -~ ,~ N db T 52 dleport. PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH of Syracuse on Sept. 24 at Hol- . l 4 a_m e y roop • r April Smilh, president, . Serving Meigs County for over 93 years ~ Officers were elected at a ducted lhe business I · zer hospital. Grandmothers are Oln '~ 1 Mrs. Ruth Cundiff and Mrs. ~ meeting of Girl Scout Tronp !12, . when Lhe servJce committee v~t· NO TUBE&TILT-DOWN TWO 61!2~~' RUTLAND Evelyn Moore of Syracuse. The ~ Wednesda) at lhe home of ed to be in ch"'ge of the poho I POMEROY INSTANT STUDIOMATIC SWING-OUT 1J Mrs. Lloyd Wright. Elected i maihng cards to be sent out for great grandmother is Mrs. p , CHANGER SPEAKERS ill were :tlrol 1 - Irene B'arnes, l this year"s dnve, and to assist I Member Federal Reserve System tha Berry, Oak Hill, W. leader, and Carolynn Tracy , as- with the hed Cross drive. and great ofgra'ldrather · t an t 1ea der: p a tro1 2 - Dar- B1l 1ie Jo spears was named GENUINE line aMoore Syracuse. isThey Mr. and ~s. E sII e Moss~an s1s Cool-operating So lid State stereo ampl ifier Is Member Federal Deposillnsurance Corporation tl other children 01 . spent the past weekend at Mar- Ia Neutzling, leader and Marla corresponding secretary in ola<,. ll umt1 zed with change r. No tubes ••• instant RCA VICTOR • 1 lave rr~ebra and Ti~ 8. ion, HI., with their son and Neutzling, assistant leader . AI- of Call Hovatter who is L>Kmg 1 warm-up too. Co nt in uou ~ tone and dual vo!ume 9 ana. 11 : • daughter-in-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. so elected were Jo Ellen Diehl, a s1x months' leave ot absence controls.. Stud 1omat1c changer shuts off autaHarley Mossman and family . scribe, and Becky Wright, trea- Captains named for Lhe attcnd- matlcally after !ast record. 1ance contest Eia Gilmore, Jr. returned to surer. include Billir his employment at Kroger store j Rt!rreshments were served to 1 Spears and Lila Sue Milch. The • THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN ElECTl!ONICS Wednesday, after a three weeks the above and Debbie Wisecup, 1by-Jaws were presented and ap· Be Sure To See All The Other Models of Portable vacation. Le Ann Sebo, Resa Booth, and . rroved. Mrs. John F. Baily awl Mrs. Mrs. Wright. The next meeting A cult ural program entitled. RCA Victor Record Players in Automatic and 1 Russ Watson visited Th•Jrsday will be at the home of Mrs. "Int roductions and Invitations,• · Single Play Models Now On Sale - in the Muaie afternoon at Pt. Pleasant, W. James Soulsby. was presented by Ida Meadows. Va. with Mrs. W1lliam Knight She reviewed background facts Department on the Second Floor. You'll Uke the Mrs . Ellen Ebersbach left toSOUP SALE SE."I' on the subjects and describerl Iday , for a visit at Savannah, MASON - Homemade soup 1 the earlic 'l invit~tions , wh~ch Marvelous Tone, the Ease of Operation - and tbe Georg1a wit h her daughter and and baked goods Will be sold 1~~re ca;ved on st1cks by prim· Excellent Value of RCA Victor Record Playen at son-in-law, AlC and Mrs. in Mason on Saturday, October 1h_ve ~op~~ and sent to. other I ry Fry. 2nd for the benefit of the Mas- tr1hes, mv1tmg them to dmner Elberl•lds. Mr. and Mr!l. David Ohslek on Grade School Parent Teach· She a'so described the i OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9 P.M. and children, Kimball and Jen- ers' Association, at the new weddmg invitations which had nifer of Sacramento, Calif. Po!'t OfOce. Soup will be $1.40 1church bells ringing out the I were recent guests of Mr. per Kallon, half gallon 70 cents. news. . Mrs . Dwight Milhoan and and 35 cents a quart. Contain- ~ There was a group diSCUS· ily. , ers are not needed. sian on the proper ways of reDaie Entwistle of Missoule, , with Montana visiled Mr. and Mrs. Dwight I and family. Mrs. Richard Nelson ed home today from Kornwes-· theirn, Germany wherll: she has been with her husband, S.P. 4 Nelson who will return home in October. . Mr~ Mary E. Ohlinger return· ed home Sunday, after a sev· l eral days visit in Columbus with · Mr. and Mrs. Edlson Wessa. MENS & BOYS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dessauer returned home Monday, after a • visit with relatives in I burgh and Meda, Pa. They al· so visilt.>d places of ln\erest in Philadelphia , Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koenig WOOL, CORDUROY, MELTON AND SEE THE BEAUTIFUL 66 DODGE CORONET HARDTOP of Cambridge opent Sunday al· ternoon, with his sister, Miss NYLON IN ALL OF THE LEADING Ethel Koenig and Misa Elsie I Hart. STYLES OF MENS & BOYS JACKETS Miss Ethel Koenig spent 'l'uea· l day at Long Bottom with & COATS. aunt, Mrs Dana Ftck. ' , ••• 1 J Why can't you lay your hands on it? ,i;j ELBERFELDS I "On the GO" Stereo OhioEfa Phi Chapter w•'ll He/p 2DfiVeS ' Your Savings Earn 4% Interest POMEROY NATIONAL BANK 1 RCA \fiCTOR SOLID STATE STEREO M ' ly About People In pcmeroy , 1 Elberfelds In Pomeroy OUTE ' FOR EVERYWHERE I - JACKETS BIG SAVINGS MEIGS THEATRE ON ALL TONIGHT 61ATURDAY "lACK DOOR TO HILL• 65 MODELS , FF ( SEE THE '66 DODGES AT OUR SHOWROOM I . 0< $5·95 MINS 11111 - - $9.95 '" ()MI. to Jimmie Rodgen, Annabelle Hul!lgins, Jack Nlebollon, John Hackett "MISTER MOJII" R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. $.Second & Mill Sts. Middleport, 0. JUN.. MON. ond TUII. er~~~-' ---·SATURDAY, - -- --------(~ ~.~ ~ ,"': ---------------------FIVE CENTS '~,,·/ OCTOBER 2, 1965 --:::::--:-::-::-:--:-:-:---------------------------------- NO. 141 :, -}-,. ~:, ~ · Yr.,~ . ''·;~/\., Dewoted·To The lntBrab 01 The Meig•-Maaon .4reo .VOL XVII J; . tne POMEROY-MiDDlEPORT. OHIO '\ J, ...·.1 ... . . 2 Bombs Kill 13, lnjure.38 SAIGON CUPI) - Viet Cong terrorists exploded two bombs in ~algon loday, killing 13 Vie~ namese and wounding 38 per· sons including two Americans. At the northern battlefront the first U.S. newsman to die tn the war waa killed in a plane collision. The first explosion came out.. side South Viet Nam·, National Stadium, killin1 ll Vietnamese and injuria: more than 20 oth· ers. The dead Included three children riding bicycles. They were ripped apart -by razor sharp fragments. No Amerl· cans were hurt. ,., The second bomb exploded W· 1ight outside a U.S. enlisted ·~ n<n's barracks, killing two ¥ Vietnamese and wounding six "" 1' .,~ 1' ~ietn~ese and two Amerl- . IN THE ACT_ Jim Vennarl, Rutland High School principal, crowns Senior Linda .ans . • terroriSts hurled the Lalhy Homecoming Queen of Rutland High. At left is her escort Bob Barrett. _ .xplosiVe from a tax• parked m Sentinel Photo ' 'ront of the building. Both explosions occurred -in :he Choion area, the Chinese of the city. The Vielnamese and Amerl,an Injured were Uiken to a tearby naval t hospital \me ted ndThe 1 ea~~ans were rea a re- ~ion .' r ' .: I , 0 1'1 , 1 ' I . ··,· ,I '· '" ~~· ' '"I. ,, HOMECOMING QUEEN - Linda Lathey, fourth from left, front row, was announced as 1965 Homecoming Queen of Rutland High school in ce remonies followmg the Rutland-Southern football game Friday night. Linda, l · · 1 James Vennar1.· Oth ers In · th e group ptcture · ' t row, I senior, was crowned by Rutland Hig h s ._ choo1 Prmc1pa are f Irs tor, Jim Barrett and senior candidate Cheryl Long, Bob Barrell with Miss Lathey, Ru sty Lottie with 5enior candidate Linda Davis and Ronald Black with senior candidate Beverly Forbes. Second row, Roger Davis w~th freshman attendant Kay Wright Charles Scott with fre; hman attendant Pat Kennedy, Lee . Wood with .sophomore Billie Jean Carter. Th1rd row, Rodney Wn ght woth sophomore Mary Hall, Joe Hawk•ns wtth JUruor Nancy Knotts and Sam Hicks with JUnior attendant Darlene Sm•th. -Sentinel Photo. - . ;~~~~~~;;~~~~~::~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .. . - I Peti.ti.OD I·s "lndo A rmy Cr s,,'z es F •tyTWI.ce toda~ as~ed . u FI.led for Fire Hits .;__ _:__:_c..c. · ------ "THE FAMILY JEWILI" MILL STREET MIDDLEPORT, 0. coup - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - I CGunty Dog Warden George I Another rabid skunk was reLogin reealdeots ported kll'ed Tbursday in lbe o:.m'l at tho aorth end of Uofon.av vicinity of 1he Pomeroy eielUlU to tie their dop. Warden Logao sald complalnts bave men ta ry sc h00 1· Th e HeatI b JAKARTA (UPI) - The In- But cont:ern remained over the 1lands as Sumatra, Borneo and been l·tceived of several strays , depa~ment wlsht'! to repe:t done~1an army announced Fn 1 tact Ius whereabouts were not the Ce lebes were available llllwarmng to pare.nts and teac · . ted i media te!)· .. 1. the area and t•· will be I The JArlier terrorist blast in uey ' ers to warn children to report 1 \ repor Cholon O<'curred at an intersecpicked up immediately in view any animal y,·bicb is acting JAKARTA IUPI) - Gunflre 1 Sporad1c gunfire was heard ) Sukarno has not been heard 110unded in Jakarta toda)· and 1iarly today in th1 s trupieal ca- from or seen in public since he tlon near the National Stadium Fire struck 11 Porlland area of rabies outbreak in animals A $150,000 damage suit has ] strangely, just as a troop of national oo- fa~ily twice in the same year, of that area. , been filed in Meigs County Com- . radio Jakarta announced a pital, but there was no report made a speech Thursday night. 1 ice cadets were filing past for Friday. . ~,w;rt:;~ -~~"-,~ . man Pleas court as the result state of war io the city where . of large-sca le li ghting Armored Coup leaders sa1d Friday they 1 lunch break The home of Mr. and Mrs. , of a traffic accident on Dec- ~ moment.ous struggle for pow- cars and troops stood guard 1 were holding him m "protective 1 Another bomb was found Paul Schuler was destroyed by i ember 9, 1963, in Middleport. er raged for.tbe third day. TDe around S u..k a r no's Mer?~ka custody.'' . , •eori>J lhl· sladjum and Amer· fire last spring. Only a few of i '!'he pellitlon, filed by Dolor· ' lute uf Pre81denl Sukarnu ... ' ("Freedom Palace. adjOifllfl~ I Concern for the preSidenl' cail mllltaey pollee ruahed l<> the contents of the boose were · ' es Elaine watklti! of Rt. Leunknown, , the U S Embassy on Palace salely was heightened by tho lle scene white U S"demolition saved. The second fire tn hit I on, w va, named i'lu Car Car· Sq~are. . 1 fact that ~n ~bdul Haros Naoxperia defuled it The bomb' the Schulers was Friday after· [ I nes , Inc. of Mahwah, N. J I day night It has crushed 'n at· ' No .4tao,ls of the Situation on sullon , !l'!ltarno' defense m·~· .. ) oad been rigged to go off at the 1 noon when a small cottage they 1 as defendant. templed coup d'etat and that Java outside Jakarta ~r ?" ,ter and t~rmed forre_s chief, • 1 !X'.:;:tlt of rescue operations occupied burned to the ground The laintlff Is seeking the , President Sukarno is ··sate" Isuch other maJOf lndonesmn 1s- ~ al so has not been seen m publie lictima of the Qrst stadium alier a fuel oil heater report· ' 0 p . ' smce the coup 1 The army an. bl t : ed lod I 1judgment for alleged InjurieS nouncement sa d Nasution as as , ly exp ed. suffered in a car • truck acci1 "S k · " f tt The Communist. uled the i Mr and Mrs Schuler ere Jack Welsh. manager o! den! at the intersection of The stale highway patrol In· ' I' wei as u arno " sa e~ t IBmf tactic on June 26 when a ., w the Middleport division of the vestigated an acc1dent at 9 45 1 The announcement add ha• res1dmg in the cotta~ e !ocat- 1 . Locust and South Tturd-st ml . Ma1· Gen Suharto has taken 0 oomb exploded at the My C.nh i ed on ihe b k f lh 01 . : Columbus and Southern Ohm , Middle rt Plaintiff sa s she a. m. Friday on Rt. 338, a m•le . noating restaurant on the Sal· R' d' Jlnt s Bo rr e liO , Ele ctric Co., gave a highly hu· ~ssm . a a y t k south of Racine involvir,g cars I ill command of the army becauBe ron River and a second cu l !Ver a jacent 0 u mgton IS· morous and Informative color- was a p ger m c r s rue driven by Charles R. Manuel ~ liS preVIOUS commander, Ll down rescue workers The toll la~d, whl.le thetr new homP . 15 ed ~!ide talk to h1s brother by a Nu Car earners, Inc. 145 and Ra' H Hemey, Sl, both " Gen Achmad Yani. was "kid 1 1n that explosion was 35 dead bemg bmlt nn the same ~Jte ' members of the MlddleJXlrl- truck. · of Rt ? Rae me . . · · nvpped '' by supporters ot P• IDC)udlng 12 Americans wh~re the fire strw·k last Pomerov Rotary club Fnday Mrs. Watkms claims she I Officer~ sa id ~hat Manuel. COLUMBUS (L~Pil - A local E'fl~l!lee~mg~:r~ ~~~l~~an· lace guard Lt Col Untung, who The blast ltllled eight police sprmg. evening at Heath Methodist sustamed head, knee, ankle and ld . n lh had t d be· I duel a study on I t6 miles o! Ohoo s Appalac a g y staged the coup. 1 ~adets In 8 column marching to It w<. reported that none church. . back injuries. The petition fur- h~~a ~th~~ t;affic ~~rp~l"mey , under a federa l-state grant. d h F kl ' E . . g rRadJo Malays1a said today ' h 1' • I ih h ge th t lh d f d , ' I The studv to be per!orme v ran In "ngtneenn ' "th . . sill . f p noon mess and three youths who 0 f ih e beIon~mg<: 0f lhe · r u · He u ed company material er c ar 8 a e e en · was unable to stop nd his car . '·. $ (I b h· d 70-30 : ere Js 1 no Sign res· w«t riding by on bicycles Five ers was saved from !llis sec- describi~g the ftrm' operation I ant 's truck ran throuKh a traf- struck the back of ~he Manuel , A::;socJates, Will cost . 238R,50~ anl C e s .ar~ o(An RaC) nd I ident Sukarno His continued 1 10 8 . od bl I s I < 1· ht · th id t l basos b)' the Appalachan eg•ona omm!SsiOn a b 1 d c~dets were lnj~red The o~~er 0 aze. ~ but added pictures taken him· I ~IC 1 ~ ' causmg e ace ~n car. doing mmor ~amage to Ohi~. , 1a se~re en ~ suppor nctims were· VIetnamese hmg Mr.· ·Schuler was t11li:en to 1!. self .of local .employes and oth. 1 10 whtch she was allegedly m- ,1 both • No one was IDf·ured • ' The project · mvo · 1ves st ud 1es ' m · Oh 10 ' and North C·•rol1na growmg belief that he · ed .' . .. near the ctnnese sector of Sa· phys1c1an for treJtment of ers m the orbit of the company s JUT · ! T_he patrol cit.ed lleiney to aimed at expediting l'Onstruc~i~ of the Ap~lachl.l~-~ -De·! de~d J lgon. bur_ns. He _ ~as repurtedly not personnel, ~II photog~aphed and .; 1Me1gs county conrt Oct. 25 on a velopment Highway Systrm SeTIOU~ly IDJUred. I narrated With attentlon to hu· charge of failure to stop with-l tADHS ) or highways within the "com, I ...- - - - - - - - . . Racme Volunteer firemen and I mar I in the assured clear distance. p E. Masheter . director of dor rou te' ' are acceptable for 1 E-R squadml'n wt:re summoned ! Guests were Bob Re~p of I Patrol convictions Friday in the Department of Highwa ys. usage as parts of ADHS. ~nd to the scene at about ~ p. m. Athens and Ralph ~ . Slmesler , Meigs county court lncluded Io· last July asked the BPR to con- I where to complete ~ew ahgn· . but the structure W-18 already Iof urbana. John Wolllam Blael-1 OlD Ia A. Bartram, 44, Langsville, sider the Buckeye State as a men\ and t•ons\ruCliOn. i lost. tnar reviewed future programs fined $20 and eosts for .speed- pilot state lor _the "level and I The report w1ll al so include ! and announred a Rotary-Ann ing. and Tommy Kinnaird , 24, rol!tng tPrram" phase of the an accurate est1mate of con· ~ight with the Gallipolis club Henderson, who forfeiiRd a ' st_udy . The North carolina ~Lud)' ! st.ruc tmn and right-of-way costs, I y~ m November. $27.50 bond to appear on .a w1ll be made on muuntamous! and will establish a centerlme1 . In President John Werntr pre 0 n Vod ay Lott Rt 1 charge of left of cenler. terrain. for publiC hearings and design CHJCAGO .UPII - Chicago sided.. HP..ath church ladies ser- ~~ville. h~d his dri~er's. li~i Other patrol arrests Friday Th~ engineering_f~rm w111 . de· work. I~mer~ed today as the surpristhe ln~ dmner were Mrs Perry cense suspended Friday by Coun included : WiUiam G. Winebren- ~!rmme what ex1stm~ sec~ons The route under construe· mg first ta,rget _of the federal Mitch, Mrs Beulah Hayes, Mrs ty Court Judge Frank W Por- ner 28 Syracuse cited to SytJon Wlll start lit Lhe I-275 inter- ~ governments dnve undPr the The Meigs County Sheriff's Ever.u Davis, Mrs Bea Rob- ler, Jr. Wlder the otate t2-point rac~se 'mayor's .,;urt for a desec!On With Ohio 32, east of Cin· . new Civil Ri!~ls Act to lnstn department investigated a one- so~, Mrs Franklin Marhn and system. fectie muffler, and Virgil L. " dnnati. II Will follow Ohio 32 equa~ty m e _ucatJOn . I 41: car accident early today on . Mlss Bess Sanborn j Judge Porter gave Lott per· Cuzart, 25, Portland, cited to padst Winchester and Peebles tn 10 1 NEGROES ) S.\ID '111EY State Route 124 in Minersville. mission however to drive a Meigs county court Oct. 8 for :A amsl Couhntoy'h. turn, 2uorth mll 1"on m federal aid for 'publiC ' · toda f De C ' , 00 t ' l' tonnec Wit 10 4 near Y chor d Gputy Raaro1hM a~dldey report- AVdmeterans Memorial Hospital truck in his emplo~ment durmg opera or s lcense. 1 •auld t>eg m~e~1'\lltmhg 1Piketon lt then wHI follow Ohio Ischools was frozen late Frld9 a 100-m11 e CtVl r g ts mar e eorge 1p 1 e, RD 2, lssions - Drend.-1 I...ove, the six-months period. He was LOGAN Ohio (UPI) Tra ev 124 t d J k d by US CommissiOner of Ed1i" 'il G to At R .· I l t I f h. . M. h M ld , . . . . .. eas war past ac son an . . • aune, ~s con ro o 1s car New Haven, 1c. ael . e au , also g1ven an . additional SIX , ABBO'M' SCORES TWO Wmtermut t. 21. of New Stra1Ls- Wellston m J<Jrkson County. cation Franc1s Keppel I rom Cr aw ford VI ee, a., \ar.ta. ~ spok.es~an for the when a tlTe went nttt. Long Bottom; ~h~ 1 s Davis, Ma· months probataon. , Heft Danny Abbott scored I ville, was killed Friday night mi Then it swmgs northeasterly Keppel's decision, announcf@l Southern Christian Leadership The r. a,I96l compact, swer- son; Nancy Gnf~1th, Pome~oy In othe.· court action, Ray- touchd~wn;;. on runs of 7 and ! an apparent accident~! shoot mg. tow;m.ls Mlien~. Jommg u. s. in Washington, came in spite <i Conference (SCLC), J . T. John- ved to. the left side of the road Mrs. Larry Holsmger, Racme: mond PJ:iddy wts given a sus- 56 yardo; even though the Pome- 1 Logan police officmls sa1d ~oat Alhany, bypassing Athens l Chicago ~ayor Richar~ J D• son, said , the march wouk:J be uprootmg three guard rail pos1s Mrs. ~awrence Klein, _Po~er~, pended fsne ?f $10. and costs on roy 7.ath grade team suffered a Wmtermutt w<.is shot w1th a re- 1to the south and following OhiO ley, who 1s .s~Jd to w1eld eoJ1 Jtaied ~1tblD a month. and stopped at the 1?P of _an, ~aom1 Teaford, Racme , Phil· charges of d1st~rbmg the peace 24. 12 loss to Wellston Thurs-! volver that was thought to be ~ so to Coo lville and northeaster- siderable political power. to Ket Georg11 Gov. Carl Sa~rs embank~et on t~e r1ght Sidell hp Werry, Pomeroy. , and assault. Prtddy was placed day evening. Abbott also had I unloaded. He was dead on ar-: Jy again tv Belpre on the Ohio federal funds for his c1ty. .s s'ated he will not meet With of the_ h1ghway. Diddle was Discharges - ~~reda Jacks, on probation for 30 days. an 82 yard touchdown run call· rival at Hocking County Hosp il·, River. A spokesman for the Office ol .elegates from such a demnn- roundmg a curve, near t h e1Minersvill_e; _Scott Knotts, Ma-' lola Bartrum has been fined ! ed back because of 8 penalty. al. . . . . The ADHS route enters West Health, Education and Welfare stratton, but Johnson said George Grueser residence when son; Benjamm Hager, Morres- ~and costs for speedinK while Pollee are quesuonmg Gene · V1rgm1a at the Ohio River and {HEW J said investigators found "we'll stay untll he does.'' the acctdent occurred. i ville, N. C. Joseph Pric:t, Port· Rex. Bryan Pauley forfeited a . Thomspon , 25, Gore, Ohio who contmues eastward to Bridge- evidence Chicago bad failed to There was medium damage j land; Erma Smith, PtJmeroy; ~bond r r driving left of ceoMeigs Geaeral Hospital was the victim's brother - in · port, W. Va. comply with desegreg~tion pro SAN FRANCISCO - A NEW to the front and left Bide of Stephen Trussell, Long Bottom ; ter and Tommy Kinnard forfei~ Admlsalot18 - None. . law: Thompson allegedly fired The ADHS wilt provide con· visiOns of the historic Civ~ ootbreak of majOI' brush and Diddle's car. No injuries or ar· Mrs. Richard Masterson and ed a 127.50 bond on tbe same Dlshhar1•• - Archoe McKID· Iaccldentai shot that k1lled Wm· , lmuily of routes through the g. R!hts act. (Continued On Page Two) rests were reported. aon, Middleport. charge, ney, Dexter ; Margaret Douglas, i terrnult. sta~ regions. The Appalachian Chicago, a northern city with Harnsonville. I Reg10nal Commission set July , nearly 1 million negroes, thus r BEGIN SERVICE 1971 as the completion date for became the first city to face i CLEVELAND IUPI I North- the $805 million system in ali charges of vioiati!ll the rights ' · west Orient Airli?es today will nine states. bill's elementary and secondftl'1 i : begm the flrst direct atr serv· 1education provisions whicb bad I Mostly lair, lhroogil SUaday.i ice between Cleveland and Tok·l FIN"'D SilO [been aimed at cities in !be SAN .,RANCISCO (UP!)-Po- Arrested sbnultaneously In islfc of aypslea lo he nomadic," r$150 a month from each of ll'llrmer loday, blgb 7~75. Low yo, wth lhroce weeldy Oights of . Pierce Caae f.J~ south. , lice gazed i:IIO 1 cryotal ball Los Angeles was John Adams, l said capt. John C. McAIIister, rthem. tonight &5-le. 11iJb Saaday A- 16 hours, 10 minutes was fined $100, omeroy, Keppel directed the . UlinQ!I today and predicted a cloudy 211, aon of !Ito lata George .held of the fraud Jletail. 'i Queen Barbara was arrested 'If, sen n an costs and State Qoard of Edurallon lhlt 'uture lor IYP'Y fortune teller Atlama, "Iring of tbe gypates." ALLEGF.D OFFENSES Friday as she was practicing , BVIEW CANCELLED te ced to three ~"Y' m the Chicago shall receive m 1111* "Queen Barbara." QUEEN BOOKED . 1 The aUeged offense& occurred I her spiritual gilts at a lorttii!O I .. COLUMBUS (UP)) - After ~unly Jail on a D~l charge m unW the complaints are , . The a-year-old gypsy queen Adamo 11M Queen Barba~•· ' in •Los Aligeles, where it is ille- 1temng parlor in downtown San , DECLARE DIVIDEND near perfect weather lor two ?~eroy Mayor Charles . Le- soivod. wa DOl conletll lo lei tbe lllaro , booked br police as Barbara: gal to preten~ ,1,0 tell the future · Francisco. , MANSFIELD. Ohio (UP]) days. the third duy of the ?'bird gar ' Court Friday· AdditiOnal dec l ~ e her future, p o t1 e e Wiillama MOler, were charged for a fe<.. Pollee oaid Queen ' Had th gypoy queen'a crys. The Mansfield Tire Rubber Annual Oh10 Stale Farm Science charges may be filed &ga111St LOCAL TEMP alw'ged, and Instead lrled to wilh 30 counts of bribery an~ ; Barbara approached pollee Sgt. j tal ball worked, police laid, abe Co. Friday declared a dividend !Wview Friday was cancelled .Cose .as the ri!Sillt of an me> The temperaturo ID >rtbe a poilcemaa with ....000 tl0118P!r¥Y· Ball was aet' at Paul fl'raitev and asked him 10 would have realized Franey of 10 cents a share on commen due to ram. The 11166 event was dent 1n which be allegedly pull- roy's blllineU distAcl II for P,.leelloll cl a ebalD of for· fUO,ootJ each. BaU was set "' permit eatabllslultenl of 30 lite- was a fraud detail tlllllercoWr otock, payable Oct 12 to ahare- tentaUvel)' ocheduled lor S.pl ed a gun on Pomero Policeman a.m. ~ was liS del-l, ,I IUDO-tellln, ~ bllh btleluae "It ill a cbai'acter- pl parlors. lie was to receive JU!Onl. I bolderl of record Oct. Ia. U·2S Henry Werry, __ ·~ tier Kleo. WI"lhl•D $150 000 Year we}sh Shows . z. Humorous Vein ' In R l for i ary cars Collide • "'¢' Near Racine . 1 R 0n oute 338 T Jk I a 1 1 . . · I I176 l\fi1e 0£Appa1achJa • s . HJ.ghway GOIDJF [1 der studv ° 1 Chicago IS. F.Irst u·It B New Acl 1 License Taken under 12.p . t 1 at WORLD 1 1 1 Rule by Judge Blown Tire Causes Wreck Shooting mav Be Acci'dent . sc~:~a~~pl:~~ts :u~!~ta ~ 0 1 1 1 I WEATHER r' d October aM JERRY LEWIS in CTecbnteolor) Jerry Lewis . . . . aeveo ot them . . . aeveu timea nut· tier . . . whicb JetrJ is the nuttlest Jerey of them ollf PNturttte: Gents In a .11111 CoiWCirloont $13'95 '2Ps .... at y e Crystal Ball Cloudy for Barbara (Techolcolor) Bober! Mllchum, Carroll Bo· ker. I ) Pomerot. IOYS SIZES--- • I 1 I .... ' ' ,, • �DOCfOR SAYS By WayDe G. Brallllstjldl, M.D. My bDJbud often gets oovere '""'PP ID btl toel 81ld legs. What cuases them and what can he do for them' A - Tile .,.., bfor the catiSe I of muscle cramps eoes on but aa yet no 0111 ha1 l'Ome up With 1 a~tlsfaclory answer. It has been pretty well established that they are not due to any diSease ln tho blood vesseiJ that oupply the cramplnl miiScles. One theory II thll there Is oome defect In the mechanllm by wblch the laetle 1cld !hat bu1lds ' up In overworked musles 1s cleared away. Q - t LIIIOY: A SMALL PACKIT WITHOUT CAIIN 011 TIXAS 'By DAVE RICE , had to punt as the big Athens;die Robinson and Gary Stoharl;lhis touchdown started on the; Mclntutl'o run lor the utra waa abort and An- led ZU./38 yard liM of the Bulldop. Greg. Hod! and•' TI!nl· · DaltoD, The Athens Bulldogs showed •front wall had thrown the Jack· ' good for 8 and 9 yards respect- 130 yard lin• and Mcinturf ran rpomt was ~ood and Athens led 1 After tlii8 touchdown the J.,_ On the first play from scr~ ends , Greg BrldgewaiA!r 1114 S1 • 1 of a scare for 16' minutes eto' hacks for losses of 3 and Iively, the Jackets brought the 1for 20 of these as the bia back- ; at this point 16-6. ' keto got the ball agaiJI but "'[ mage, ~d::s sUpped ~ Randy IIBr~, ~eo:_?_.~?, Fr ..•ay mght as the Middleport 8 yards. Gary Stobart boomed ; ball to the 22 yard line where , fJeld o! the Bulldog• ohowedi SECOND IIA1J' . Jill avail. . the J c l secondary Barno aud J ~ •-;,;: Jnc_~:ets scored With 3:3() re- a 62 yard punt which was IMoore agam clicked with a per- 1why it bas soored 12l poln13 inl The Jackets kicked off III the :l On their first play from 10011 an Erler!~ pa91 14 Br':t.rn~~!.;. m"mmg m the first quarter blown dead on the 13 yard hne feet pass III Halfback George 1four games. Bulldogs to open second haU scrunmage followma U., loucb- yards for the . Qu •--. . anrl then holdmg the talented of the Bulldogs. Sauer who ran the last 22 yards 1 The Jacke13 received the , action and iml1lediately the Jac-, down a Moore pass was InScormg: Middleport - 8auer Halfllaoks, Dick ~ .:: Athens eleven scoreless until The Bulldogs were able to ! for the score. ball again but for only a sbortl kets got a good break ss ~-~ tercepled by Joim Slallson wlw 22 yd. pass !rom Moore. Alb- Todd Snyder IJid F , , 4·40 mark m the second quart-' move the bull to the 41 yard l Moore's pass for the extra : time s the Bulldogs' Jobn iinturf fumbled and l-arry returned it 23 yards to score.l ens: Mclnturfl4 yd. run), Sny· Mclnlurf. Mlddlepoot . .. Endl, er [une whore the Jackets forced pointo was Incomplete and the I Stanson intercepted a Moore; Vance recovered on the Jack-, Adams' run for the extra[ der (6 yard run ), Stanton (m- Gary Stobart, !l'reddle RobloThis turn of events didn't last them punting situation with !Jackets Jed 6-0 w1th 3:30 lett ! pass on his own 8 yard Une and I ets' 21 yard fine. polnt w18 again short and the tercepted pass, 23 yd.s ), Adams son and Mark Tannehill; Tac5o 3 long, hoWever, as the Bulldogs I fourth down and four. I in the first quarter. returned it to the 24. 1 The ~ackets, howevel', had ! Bulldogs led 28--6. • (64 pass and 76 yard pass). les, Larry Vance, Kenny liarwent on to post a 36-!i victory ' Athens' Dick Adams dropped! Th Bulldogs scored thetr: On the next pllly from ocrlm-rlhe baU for only fo!" plays[ The Jackel3 RoMlo Hindy PATs: Mcinturf, 2, runs and <IS a!J(jl.arry Glad~. Gaurds, over the hard-nosed Jackets back to punt and fumbled and touchdown at the 07 mark In mage Todd Synder, 1?0 pound and had to gtve It up. took Dave Greene's kickoff Syllder, 1. run. Jack Sigman and John Blake. The l1rs1 quarter stalled . as had to fall 0 ~ the ball for~ loss : the second quarter when Don halfback passed far down field The Bulldogs took over on llrom the 20 to the 22 and from Mldd. Alh. Center. Dave Ashley. Backs: th~ Jackets' George Sauer•as the Jackets took over on Mclnturf, 180 potmd semor full-i to Dick Adams wbD llterallyllhe Jackets' 4Z yard and in 7 there Middleport had the Flnl Downo I 10 Quarterback, Baddy Moore, brought the openmg kickoff ' the 33 yard hne of Athens. , b3ck carried the ball over from ' stole the baU from two defend- plays Snyder went six yards; ball for just four plays before Yards Raoh!DI 113 172 !Jalfbacks, George sauer, Rod from the 21 to the 33 yard hne. With Buddy Moore h1ttmg the four yard line. ; ers and outran the Jacket so-lover l~ft tackle for the score. ibeine forced to punt. Total Yardo 191 31! sauer; Follba<;k, Roger Swart Four plays later the Jackets rtwo consecutive passes to Fred- The series of plays preceding condary for the score. Adams tr, for the exlla por.ft Stobart punted 44 yards III the Passes Allempted I% 3 and Sam Hood. i ;1t!.,ei, 1 mlu rt· 1 1 '"J i IY A. V. HOWELL Red Devils Hold Off Toronadoes, Win 14-12 Rutland weathered a strong ILittle, 163 lb. senior halfback, I sam Hicks, replacing the insecond hall rally by Southern broke loose and galloped 781jured Jim Barrett at fullback, Tomadoes to take a hard-earn- 1yards for i:l touchdown. Iscored the other Rutland touched 14-12 Homecoming gam• l Little's run with at least down with 10 minutes and 16 v1ctory Friday night on a mud- one Tornado defensive man seconds remanmg in the secdy Chapman field. ;' close at his heels much of the ond quarter when he crashed · oftl ns ' 1 v;ay, carne on a firl do wn l over froth li ne. The ·. n was the f1rst s m e 4 yard season for Coach Charles Situation after Southern waa Hicks' touchdown capped a Sm1th's Red Devil 11 m four I slopped on a fourth down play drive of 44 yards. starts. ' at the Rutland 22 yard stripe. Bob Barrett, hefty Rutland The Devil• struck first! The Devils' try for the extra halfback, then plunged through in the closmg minutes of the Ipomts or a run was unouccess- l the Southern line for the extra opemng quarter when Rusty ful. points that later proved III be the difference for the victors. straight passes, to Charley Cl• Snuthern's ch1ef disappo1nt- land for II yards and to Moment of the first half was whel). Chntock for 11. Halfback John McCimtock rae- A lly th. middle by Moed 30 yards to paydirt on the k ur ~ tra inti kick-off fotlowmg the Red Dov- Clinthtothc ' or the exl4-l po aa 2 w ils secund touchdown,. onl Y WI edescore t h rten f th , goal to have it called ba ck. r stopp JUSI s otb to 't ~ arne was ruled by the officials r line so c ~·~ a ~ c a 11 that Jumor Quarterback Rob- ' a warm pom con oversy by Grueser who took the mong the fans. kick-off and then lateralled to j Southern bad moved III the McClintock, had touched the1Rutland four yard line midway ground w1th one knee before ! through the fourth 5tanza, but passing off. McClintock, Wllh-l the effort was stopped when out knowing a whiStle bad , Coach Ronald Deem's Tomsblown the ball dead, cul to the does were levied a 5 yard peD· A scrappy Wellston Rocketsecond quarter on recovering a with a bomb that covered 55 left side of the fleld and rmal- alty for offside. f~tball team romp.~ _to a 2:4-tlj Panther fumble on the ~ellston yards and was good for a touch- ly broke loose for good after j The 'iouthern passmg attack, victory over the YJSJbng Porn- i 45. Hayburn, once agaiD, set <k>wn. gettmg a key block frum M1ke with Grueser hilting five of lQ eroy Panthers for thell' first ! the touchdown up beautifully on Estep had gone straight down Jenkins at the Rutland 40. i attempts , accounted fur 113 league wio of the season Fri- a run to the one yard line. A the sidehnes, and the pass hit [ SECOND HALF I yards. but one of the day night at Wellshm. f1ve yard penalty moved the I him without a break In stride. Southern helf for only 37 rornado pass completions wrre The Panthers were never in 1 ball back to the six, from Jeffers' run for the extra point !yards 00 ihe ground the first in the final ball. Rutland tned the contest as ~e Rockets took ! which pomt Roger Estep scor- was no . good. 1two quarters. came back strong 1 three passes, faded to connect 1 the operung ki ckoff and got ed two plays _later. A run for StatJstJcally, Well ston rolled ! lD the second half any 'of them, and had one 100 right down to busmess 1n drJV· the extra pomt was stopped up a net Gf 252 yardr, rushmg, I F llback Sherm Cundiff I intercepted by Southern's Karl ing 10 yards for the score. They short, and halftime found the Icompleted three of 13 passes 1 sp;ked the dnve that rel'iulled \ Russell. added another in the same Rockets out front by 18-6. for 77 vards, for a total offen 1. th first Tornado stx porntM! The tornadoes w1l1 travel to quarter. a third m the second The Panthers managed to i slve effort of 329 yards. Wells. ' m ~ a 21 yard run on the I Hannan T~aee and Rutland will 1 four~ period, and a fmal l!lix pomter get the1r defensive leaks pre._ ton had 15 first downs. · , of the second haU. Igo to Chauncey • Dover next 'CLOSING IN - Rod Sauer [33) and Joh n Blake (81), senior linebackers of the Mid- in the closing minutes of the 1ty much plugged In the second I The Panthers gamed only 45 1 The dri;e eneded with a TDIFrid>y rught. dleport Yellow J ackets close m on Athens' Todd Snyder right halfback. The Bull- 1 game. half, but could not mount an , net yards by rush:ng and did I when Grueser hit McCl:ntock, a Score by Quarters· dogs won 36-6. - P1ct~re by Larry Baker. ' Chief thorn in the side of the effective offense. Early m the ! less than that in the air, get. i talented jumor, with a mne Southern 0 0 6 6- 12 -· - Panthers was Quarterback second quarter, Pomeroy ma~ Iting 43 on six completions of 1 yard touchdown pass on a Rutland 6 8 0 0 - 14 Mark Hayburn who contmually aged to get a mild driVe goiog ' 20 passes thrown The total of- fourth down Situation. A P'" l STATISTICS picked up yardage on optiOn but it bogged down at the' fenstve output was 88 yards. attempt to McClintock (or the R. s. .. plays around both ends m the Wellston 25 Pomeroy bad only f1-ve fust extra points fell· mcompl€'te. Yards Rushing m 101 1 The final Rocket ICON came downs and lost the ball three fir st hulf McCl mtock '3 workhorse an I Yards Passing • 113 0 In was on that type of play Iwhen a Don SwiSher pass was times on fumbles. evenmg for the Tornadoes also Net Yards !44 %%% that Hayburo scored the first interceptt'd on the Wellston 45. The los.& evened the Panther scored the other Southern touch- Passes Aempted 3 10 [njuries may play a rna }Or rlnto the game won column at two touchdowns for the Rock- Hayburn threw a pass meant record at two victo,·tes and two down with about three mmutes Passes Comp. I 5 :1 part Sund ay when the Green the expense of their proud lra- l eto. The first came on a fourth for Steve Jeffers, but it feU defeato, both losses com1ng in left in the game on a five yard Passes lokrcepled 1 % Bay Packer!! and Chtcago dJtJOnal enemy But Green Bay down play from four yards out. I short. Then he hit Roger Estep league encounter!. run up the mtddle. ' First Downs 7 B Stve Grmstead , a 160 lb lert Bears renew the most anc1cnt IS a 12-pomt favonte. The try for extra pomt, a pass - - ---- - Thts second touchdown came Fumbles S I half~nrk of the Buchtel- York I and hallowed nvalry in the -Na The Baltimore .cotts are two from Hayburn to Bill Conger , after Grueser completed two I Fumbles Lost 1 Z Brums, was a one-m:m gang fional Footbal1 L1•ague I touchdown favorite! over San faded. I 1 I I L Rockets Thump Pant hers 24•0 Fri"day N"tI e i Au 1 . . May PIay n·Ig Brui.ns. HI"t IllJUries . pro Encounters . E~agIes WIt. h R Ie Ill • d Cf lfiStea Ffldayto mght . ISCO at Baltimore, came town when scormg 26Eastern of h1 s Ir The Packers and Bear~ have I1FranC s considered six better Detro:t than team 's 32 pmnts and passmg 1 ~en playing each.· other m the Washmgton. Cleveland IS rated for the other SIX. Vestern DIVISIOn smce the NFL s1x supenor to Phlladelphia, F.astern, now 1·3, never got opened shop 39 years ago. Mmnesot.a IS favored by three a good smell of the B·Y goal Green. Bay, undefea~ed in two over Los Angeles and New hne although they moved the games, I" hobbled by InJUries to I York is g1ven a one-poJDl edge baH for nme first downs be. ! quarterback Bart Starr. run- over Pittsburgh, twef'n the two 20 yard lines ; n.ers Jim Taylor and Paul Hor. Kyger Creek 1 L T p •t ogan urns OlD JJD~a~il!'.y~S~e~n:':'ti~ne~l~·!.P~o~m~eor:o~y!.:-~M..:id~d~l:.e!:po:::rt~,~o2 H0mecom1ng • Int0 GOing • Away party second cap· 1' pedHayburn's a 66 yard dnvescore the next tame Wellston gamed passe~uun : of the ball. His run came from eight yards out. The Rockets were giVen their third chance to score m tbe to the 32 yard stripe. ::2·:.'::9:.:6:::5---3~: .• ..:0<::::.:t:.. - · The Bruins are 2-2. I nung and receivers Carroll Kyger Creek quiCkly moved Amerlcl'n League Sunday'• Gameo The signs were plain to see ~f l Dale and Boyd Dowler. A soggy 1Califorma at Minnesota 1 back to the ongmal line of 1 what was to come when Gnn.l practice f1eld this week kept , scrimmage and picked-up the W. 1... Pet. GB Kansas City at Chicago stead led a drive of 71 yards I Coach Vince Lombardi from as0 A • j fust down on an 11 yard pass x-Minnesota 101 59 .631 Balunore kt Cleveland in eight plays for the first TD.I sessing how effect:ve his re- , S 0'"\1 from FISher III left end T m Logan's powerful Wildcats turned Pl. Pleasant'• homeBaltimore 93 67 .581 8 Detroit at Washington 1 0 He went the last 28 m a single [ placements are j Moore. I coming gamt into a going away party f'riday night be- ChiCago :; 67 New York a1 Boston sramper. j Starr, who has thrown a re- . Witb the ball on tho two, fore a capacity crowd by blanking the Big Blacks, 46-0. Dectrolt d Natlenal teape H1s four yard run made it cord 257 passes Without an rn-1 • North GaJlia held on 1 fourth [ It was Pt. Pleasant's fourth levelan ·538 15 L p t • 86 12-0 m the second qua1·ter H1s : lerrupt10n and was the bestl , dowa pass play from FISher defeat m five outings this fall. at intermission, and after three N~w York ;~ : ~:~~ i~ Los Angeles 65 .5~ .~ pass to T1m Wagner for 241 quarterba ck m the loop last A one-yar~ plun~e by .quarter- 1 to Mike Spaulding. j Logan is now 3-1.(1 oa the Ra· penods, the VISitors held a com- ~~~~o:~n .4 lh San FranciSCO 93 67 .581 1 69 90 .3a8 34 31 Cmcinnati yRrds produced the third TD I season, will start despite a sore back Joe ll~Js~er b~ owm~ t~ l It appeared that Spauldmg 1 son. manding 40-{) margin, sto 89 71 .556 1 62 98 39 8 and Campbell's pass to him ankle. Lombard 1's lucky, North G? "'. u; • on . caught the shol1 pass but the ! Logan rang up two quick Closest Point came to scoring K:n ;, City ,J6g 4Z Pisburgh 1111 l'2 ,1;50 7 59 101 for 13 yards and another TD, though In Elijah P1tto and yard stripe In e openmFrgmdam- officials ruled that he (Spauld- i touchdowns early in the frrst was JUst before the half ended x-Ch~ched pennant Milwaukee 86 14 .S38 9 bot~ m the th1rd penod, made Tom Moore he has second· ' utes of the third quarter 1 Y ingJ trapped the ball. period as a result of a B 1g when the Blacks apparently Plutadelphla 82 76 .519 12 ll 24-Q strmg runmng backs that would evemng gave the Kyger Cr~k With less than 30 seconds re- Black fwnble and blocked punt. scored from the 10 following a ••riday's Result s st Lou s 78 81 . •491 16Ya Up to that pomt no trie" for start for most other pro teams I Bobcats a . hm:d-fought 8-0 w~n mammg m the quarter, the Ptr~ After one period of action, fumnle, but the official 'l! wh1s-- Balimore 2 Cleveland 0, lst, 1Chicago1 72 88 .450 23 extra pomts had clicked. How· Growlln8 For Vldory 'over the !Ightmg North GalliB atea grounded out the clock as Logan led 2t).j), lle blew the ball dead before twilight : Houston 110 9S .4116 30 ever, the fmal Brum touchdown The Bears. who have not won Pirates. . . the frrst half ended, 0-0. The Wildcats was on top 2NI tbe recovery. Cleveland S Baltunore 2, 2nd, New York 50 109 .314 44~ cn!"'"!mg on a 14-~·ard pass. Wag- a game in two attempts this The wmnmg TD was set ~p Following the Bobcat touch· Logan ptcked up 23 first rught SaturdBy' ~ ProbabJe Pitchen ner to Grill•tead, was followed season will have lmebacker after Lanny Tyo booted the ~lg- down, both teaDIS gave the downs. Pt. Pleasant had nine. Detroit at Washington, mght, Pniladelphia at New York, z b) Gflnstead's successful EP Larry 'Morr:s back in action skin to the IS 00 the opemng spectators the1r money's worth The Wildcats gained 293 yards I ppd., ram twi-night - Bruminc 0,8-9) and run and the score stood at 3~. and surely would Jove to break kickoff . by playmg hard-hlltmg and agruabing, and lumted Potnl to : Ch1cago 6 Kaosas Ctty I, mght Short (ltf-tl) vs. Gardnet (0-2) ~a ltern IS at Kyger Creek , - -On the frrst play from scrun- gre..sive type football. Obl m 8cb Football . fl. Total yards, rushing and I !Only games schedul"d and Bearnatth (3-4) 1 2 mage, the Prrates lurobled and North Gallia's final scoring B next week. Passes Intercepted Pre ~ti oal passiog, favored the winnel'll saturday s Probable Pitchers ChicaJo , t Piltoburgil -JackTilE STATS ;Peoultie 1 5 defenSive safety. Jerry . Hall threat ended when the Bobcal3 Coyurnb Ea ': 367 III Ill. 1 California at Mmnesota, son (14-20) vs. Cardwell (12-10) 101 1 4 10 1 E. DY I Punts 4--.12 %-Z7 caught the ball the au-. held on a fourth and two situs buo C tral 0 Pt. Pleasant was penalized mormog - McGlothlin (IJ-2) vs. St. Louis at Houstoq - J ... Yard Rusbiog 105 J87 :Fumbleo · 4 z1 The Bobcato then moved to uation on the 30 yard line. That . um en Iotal of 139 yards. Pascual 112-3). ter •2-111 vs. Arlich (~) Yards Passing IS 137 1Fumblea Lost 3 Milwack"' at Los Aogel012 ~e ~ne from where Fisher scor- dr1ve had been set-up on a 35- FOII'born 308 ingf ld N th 10 Next week, the Blacko play Kansas City at Chicago rota! Yards 150 324 1 By Quarten S · 1e thenf passed to end Mike yard pass from quarterback mb s."'h 201e or at Williamson. w. Va. (IIJ-11) vs. Howard (8-3) Clomoser 124-10) "" Koufu First Dowoo ' 11 1 pau dmg or the extra pomts. David Skidmor~ III fullback Colu WI ut Detrml at Washington 2 - (25-li) 0 0 15 8 Pa es 4--11 5--15 : :: The evenly-matched teams bat Clyde Smith. Skidmore rolled Columbus North Cardington 8 McLain (IS-6) and Lolich (i4-9) Cincinnati at San --~:.::..:.:.:.::___:_:_.::,:8:..._.::.32 tied to a. 0-11 t:e going mto the out from his 13 and threw a Columbus Whetstone 22. Covington 14 vs. Richert (15-11) •nd Duck- O'Toole (3-9) VL Herbel (U-t) thrrd penod play before the lar- perfect xtrike to the hustling . eo.tumbul Linden 6 Springfield Shawnee worth 12-1) Sunday'< Gameo crowd ever at North Gal- Smith who made a . beautiful Marmo Franklin 32 . Lancaster 36 Portsmouth 16 New York at Boston - Slot- Philadelphia a) Nl!w Y.ork · . leapmg catch of the p:gskin. . Columbus Walnut Ridge 16 The Plains !8 Southeastern 0 toemyre <19-9) vs. Lon borg Chicago at Pittsburgh The Bobcats took the opemog Fine jobs were turned in by Whitehall 12 MI. Vernon 8 W hi C H (9-17) Sl. Louis at Houston 20 1 kickoff and moved from their both squads. Grandview!! Delaware Hayes 0 .. ngtoo . Greenfield Baltimore "t Cleveland - MilwaUkee at Los Angeles but fumbled With North North Gallia'a line of Ron Gahanna 34 Marysville 8 Zanesville 42 Cambridge 12 Bunker ! t0-8) vs. (18-3) Cincinnati at San I a Ia ISrecovermg. F th nd k . Twyman Don Spears Barry Groveport 25 M1ffho 0 or e seCII -:-•e , m a game when Gary Haynes blast- The Pirates, behind the churn- Bias, Sil~s Johnson ~ Hart- ReyDoldsburg 20 Pfe~sant 14 Ridgedale 8 row. ICoRCh Bob rAI,J:han s Jack- ed over from the four, ending ing legs of fullback Clyde 8 uh k D 'd H 'LarJ Col b St M •• Elgm 38 Colonel Crawford I! t k d. t •• d dnve. . Haynes also quickly drove deep into Bobcat m.. , soo , av1 ager, ry ereurn us . ary "' North Umon . 16 son ron men s rue pay, Jr ear- a uv-yar meem, Smith and 1 bost of otb- Dublin 12 Columbus Academy 8 ly, then held off to subdue a ! added the PATS on a fake kick territory but the detennined ers turned 10 fme performanc- ColumbWI Watterson Buckeye Valley 14 59 Southeastern LeagU< foe. . , play chargers of Coach Jim White es while th . Bobcato got good ColurnbWJ West I Wheelersburg 8 New Boston 6 01 1 Nelsonville dominated the held on • down which end- IJObs from Larry Elkins, Chuck Columbus Ready 6 Portsmouth Notre Dame 8 ,. a .lpo s • s Vlng o game in statistics gaining 11 ed With an mcomplete pass. ! Leach, Joey Will.!, Larry Who. Franklin Heighla 0 Portomouth West 6 ' last.mmute Blue Devil threat first downs to the lronmen's! In the second period, the Bob- b~y: Jerry Hall, and the long BI!Dey 8 Worthington 7 Portsm~th East 28 Minford 20 '" the three. . ~ve Nelsonville totaled 199 1cats recovered a bad snap from i kickmg of Tyo proved III he a Teays VaUey 2Z Westfall 14 Wintersville 33 St. ClairBville I nst mght, the Jackson:?•• Iyards, 158 rushing and 41 pass- center on the 36 and again big factor for the wmners. New Albany 34 East KDOJ 12 mver 39 Powhatan 0 '" "''<I two qulckres In the lust ing while Jackson totaled IS2 :drove mto the Gallians terri.. StatiBtlcally, tlie two te8111l! .Miami Trace 20 Circleville 15 Carrollton 20 Cadiz 0 ''onza, once on Ted Wolford's 115 rushing and 67 passiog ' ' lory but th• lighting Pirates oil played on even tenns as Kyger Athens 36 Middleport 6 Woodsfield 8 Beallsville 8 IO·yard puo return,. and agam · ,Coach Rob Penrod halted the Creek grounded out m yards 1Jackson 12 Nelsonville Adena 14 Smithfield IS when Sclltt Bierly hit Gary G1l- . Haynes was the lop ball car- , dfiVe oo the 31).yard line. , rushing to North Gallia's 100 . Wellston 24 Pomeroy 1 Bellaire St. Johns 24 0 llum ~1th 1 45-yard scoring Tier wltb 17 yards while Jack-' Another scortng opportunity Skidmore bit ·~ two of live Marion Catholic Unioo Local 31 ~ass, and that was all lor the son ' Steve Reed totaled 23. , was wasted minutes later fo~ passes for 40 yards wblle the - -- -- - • Barnesville 1 Dillonvale o ronmen. Jackson L• now 440 for the rlowios a blocked punt by Ky- Bobcats hit on two of five pas. all and ~ In the SVAC Ian- Trotwood Madison 18 Meanwhile, the JHS defonse ......,, and Z.O.O Inside lhelea- lger Crsek on the Norlb Gallia ,es for 12 yards. •gles with Eastern neXI .,~ In Vandalia BuUer 1121 oga:n arose to the occasiOn by goe. NelsonviUe Is 1-3-0 overall, l38. · Both teams hod seven nrst · 8 big ,lOme at Cheshire while Dayton Colonel White 10 holding the Hounds three times and 1).2-1J blSide the conference. The Bobcata, behind the bard· , downs. Howeve~:, the Bobcallt ;the Pirates, now 3-l, battle the Dayton SU...-. deep )n Jackson territory, once Next week, the Houods host noaed nmnlng ol halfbacko John were penalized 9li yards while IBruins at York. ' Xenia Woodrow Wllson 28 I'D tho three. GAllS. Jackson takes on Alhtll8 Swisher IJid Junior Howard 20 was marched off agalnstr By Quartero· I Labonoo Nel~nv!lle tallied its lone In the big game of the J116ij cam- mo>ed tn the 17 but a 15 yard ' the boot club. i Kyger Creek .'...•. , oo8 o al Piqua 28 Troy 16 loucJlji!IWil with 11:04 lefttn the palgn. Ipenalty moved the oval baci 1 K11er Creek~" 2-Z over-1 North Galli4 ---··· 1 tSI. MarJ• M • • • •: 1 J UPI Briefs WIDDer Over N Galli·a ;! :~i ~'h 11 ! I ScoreS u':.u.,t C:t ~~~~~~York Jackson Stri.kes Early, Holds . Off NeISODVI.1le for 12-3 Win ° 1~ Frsn~ r,~st 3~ ~ \~" S~ehert YOU MEET l1l ~·~ ~~e~j til~ Jro~m~ ~i fo~ NICEST PEOPLE ON A. HON.DA I 1 .feeT"Ful..il.. · 'At :;.;., " . : . au- . . -· •. . ·-· - ~ .... ... . ... �,, ) ... • 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 2, 1965 clples o keep 1 mind In Inter- age. ' Iewin Farming preling bull pl'j)Ofs: 5. What a sire will do Ill an 1. Daughter aVel'ages without IDdlvidual Plllling cant~ol ba comparing to berdmales are of predicted. Nellber can the level Hmlted value. of performance of a sire be pre2. In comparing sires, an In· dieted for any one herd. Howcrease over berdmates needs ever, the aire with the highest to be adjusted far level of herd- predicted difference has t b e 111111es and number of daughters. blgheal probabllity of raisins 3. Predicted dillerence ls the producllon iD any herd or any c B. 8LAKESLU Dr Barr sald that under 1oo aUon Is reported qOII'IeriJ, The As betl!ir melhois ol evaluaference has been listed. tlmaled daughter 8\lperiority." best estimate of what a sire mating. 1 1 ~ Ell. A&UI day'; modern system of brtecf. value of tills lnfor~~~~~UIIII 11 cleo Ung sires are dlscovered. we The predicted difference In present reporlng the will do at the breed average. Copies of the current aire There is no reason today why ing approlimately 84 per cent pendent upoa Ita boiDI made can ezpect ebanges In the form merely the difference In present reporting the 4. When a sire Ia to he usecf proof on A1 sires with milking every dairyman cannot have ac- of the improvement comes available to the dairymen, up of reporting. The new euDU!III')' the ~ldrcted •:a~e daughter average and the herd· In herds with production lev- da~ters iD Ohio are ~ cess to the t.lghest genetic po- hrough the sire. This high on their understanding of this bas some of these changes In- the re. average, , mate average are given. The els -above the breed average, available through the ExtensiOn lelltialln t.is breeding program amount through lbe sn Is be- lnformalton, on4 finally upon carporated m them. The pre- tiCal w•~~ the !.erma breeder will observe tllat the for each 1000 pounds that the Office. This llala all AI airea according to Dr Harry Barr "'use lf the !oct tbst sirea are their putli•g It to work •• they dieted average of previous re- lncre..e Inand ~ret:d predicted difference is DOt the herd Is over the ureed average and the Ayrshire, Brown SWiss, Ina talk at the fu.al meeting of used on enUre herds Instead of select the sires to be uaed In porting 1ras been dropped and a~dy . ~~~lmf om the simple subtraction between the the prediced difference needs Jersey, Guernsey, and Holsteil he tW(HCSSlon Modern just representing one animal. their bed•. the new term of dif- a varying e r daughter and herdmate aver- to be reduced by 100 pounds.. breeds. lag School completed In The souC'Cils or Improvement, age Adjustments are made for Exa~le: A Holstein stre With These proofs list the D8Dle County this weelt. he said, are 6 per cent from the ~ber of dausbters and level a pr cted diHerence ol BOO of A1 organization having thl dams of the cows, 43 per cent of herdmates would be predicted to Increase bull, the number of daughters r from the sires of the bulls, 33 · only 700 when used Ill herds av- of these bulls wltb their berd· cent from the dams of the For e18111ple, In Holsteina if eraging 13171, which is 1000 mates, the average of the MASSEY-FERGUSON per bulls, and 18 per cent from the the herdmates are above the pounds ahove the breed aver- daughter, and the berdl!lllte'a sires of the cows. The total of La en breed average of 12471 lb. milk lj-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;OiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiii....i'-"------------1 94 per cent then is the sum Now that it Is lime for frost RnUand Towusbip - George K. Gratei·da ur the predicted difference will be of the improvements that come and falling leaves and drying E. carson, Leodell Dav1dson, gene Hoi 1 Y· greater than the simple difthrough sires. grass it is cautiooed again of W. D. Musser, James W. Nlcb- SaliJbUry TownoDipterence (daugbte:- herdmates). . the fire hazard which exists at olson, Guy L. Swadley, Wayne Pearl Riggs, Charles E. Tills is because the predicted The cmportance of the genet- this time of year. The Depart· Turner, George W. Wells. Howard Allen Dailey, difference is used to compare ic potential lor unprovement ment of Forestry hopes that the SOlem Townoblp John F Globokar Guy V. Reuter. the perfoi'JII8JICO of buill as usWITH THESE through s~res is pomted out fall fire oeason again will see · ' ed at the breed average. And If by the fact that, theoretically, fewer fire• than experienced in Colwell, Jack W. CriSp, Gerald Scipio Township - Dean A. a sire abows an Increase in high USED FARM EQUIPMENT SPECIALS four bulls would be able to the past and to bring this about Blackwood, Wayne Chase, producing herds he wU! be preeJohn DHrl 'B' Tractor, complatoly produce enough sperm to breed the fullest cooperation of every· } mond R. Cotterill, Edwin dieted to lncre~ to a greater ovarheultd all of the cows m Ohio. While one is needed. A~CU erholzer, John Stanley, Mrs. eitent at the breed average. eJohn DHrt N Power Tok..otf Spretdtr this will never be done, it is Thus now is the time to obv Gah Townsend, Kenneth Welsh. H only a few daughters are theoreclically po59ible. This lain tn:rnhog permits for out· Sutton Towuhlp available by a olre, the differForm ond S.. Our Fulllino Of means then that a very lcmlted side burning and not to burn unBeegle, Harold Carnahan, 0. J. ence (daughter • herdmate) wlll lndustrlol Equipment nwnher of top quality bulls til after 4 p. m., according to Gaul, Clifford Morris, Vernon be translated into the predicted New Holland are needed loprnvcde all of the state law. Burning should be Nease, Edson E. Roush, Dane difference at a reduced flgure. ATHENS & RACINE EQUIPMENT genetic potential in the breed- done in a contlliner with wire S C. Wickline. _ _!II!_;II~WISe~· ~to~re~vie~w~th~e~p~rln-~""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""!!!!!!!!!!~ ing program. mesh or a cover over the top ·· -- - Atk About Our Euy Great str~des have been made to keep papers and other burn· I WASHINGT()N (UP!) - The : In recent years m t1ud1ng meas- ing particles from blowmg Agriculture Department sells FINANCE TERMS urements of the <blhty ol SU'OS into dry grass and weeds caus- 1timber from national forests, - - - - - - - - to transmit this improvmenl ing wild fires. grain from surplus bins ii'l the As mo~ records ere made and Fire dftecuon m this area is Middle West and cottar from recorded hrougb the etectronlc carired out by fire towers, lo· warehouses in the Cotton Belt. data processing system :n the cal fire warrlen.; and the patrol Unlted States, greater numbers plane. In esse of a wild fire and . Nol'i, f~om Oet 30 through of cows can be evaluated and need of help contact the near- l'iov. 16, 1! Will be sell•.~g Sir· then traced to the sires wh1ch est fire warden or call the Ath- 1om steak dmners at a SteakSpring Ave. WY 2-5101 were transmltting this record. ens office LV 3•134 s, or Atk in· house U.S.A." restaurant at a On!ormation about_ sires avail· son Ridge tower, LV 6-5478 Me· lair in Brussels, Belgium. Pomoroy, 0. able through artificial msemon- Arthur. . The steakhouse, operated In ~urmng permits rna~ be ob- cooperation with thP. American tamed from. the followmg war· Meat Institute, is part of a COD· dens In _M~1gs County, aeco~d· linuing campaign to promote mg to DiVISion FJre Warden Vee- sales of u. s. beef in Europe. tor A. Bahr, Chester: Bedford TowD!blp - George Department marketing Carper, R. V. Heilman, W. A. perts believe current prospects , King, John Meeks, and Ernest for beef sales to Europe are ' & COME IN AND REGISTER •• 1 YOU MAY WIN ONIE OF Wood. Hmited. Supplies on the contin· Chester Town•blp - George ent are short, but Europeans FREE PRIZESI NO PURCHASE NECESSARY 0 C. Genl10imer, cart. W. Kautz, generally prefer a leaner type TOP PRIZE: G. L. or Wayne M1ehaef, Ver- of beef than most Americans PLUS N. Stout, Rexaf T. Sum- eat. 1111' 1cfa SEED LAlOR FEED merfield, Frederick Tuttle, The government specialists I 1111111 L" Unico Automatic FERTILIIIR INSURANCE ~ George ' . Wagner, MY r tIe believe the best hope for build10!0 lbL Ill Ulll& ~ • Electric Dishwashen REI' AIRS Walke~, Thomas L. Weber, Don ing an American heel market Professionll ~ • F11111111 lnterllf and Tntl G11 ond 011 sunbeam Electric i W. Willi&~. in Europe lies in getting Euro• Construalfalls - • Outdoon Alarm Clocks SECOND PRIZE: Livestock PurchaMI, Houtthold Equipment, Refinancing 1 Columbca Township - Reed peans accustomed to American~~~.: :\:,.:: Jahnsan MESSENGER Ill Winchester Model1200 l ·l,"ffers .. Jean Hallie Swett, G. style grain-led steaks and C11h Living Expenses Slide.actioa Shnt10ns roasts 1E. Ver~gan . 1 lUTOIIA'IIUIIIIInn. fUll Other Farm Opeutins Expenns Lebanon Township - Ruda At fu.t the opecialisto betu'ARlliiiiiiii&DIIHIIm& ' Better Homes and Gardens fasy.fHse Cltizea's Bind, base station 1nd mobile Cook Boaltl Durst, Clinton E. Johnson, Har· lleve this' wl'll involve promo! Flll ...tR 0 11(1 prfmlr. unlt -ltome to barn, car, tract« or Lr'!tk twl)owar old G. Roush, John R. Sellers. . A• . be f . Allr I 'NL\:1111 wia cortmunications! 1uxury· •ut"-tart ~1 owns h.1p - Th eron ang k mencan e tn a !.tj . t .u tpuaa. Ask about our budget loan•. Up to 7 years to ~y Johnson, Roy 0. Pearson, John moar 'c· . Hill hil , Baiii ..... J HEAP BIG SPECIAL! for Capital lnvtstmont itoms. Interest is chergtd , L. Wolfe. n aptto1 , mcanw e, . tlvou&flolt. orily for the days monoy io aduolly ustd. ' Olive Township - Paul F. Sen. John J. Sparkman, D-Aia. An Ill ""' IMC-11 llllllfnl AMF Andrews, Harold Barnhart, M. sacd that steamship compam., tum wit~ lbt tlllhut, L. Carr, Frank H. Bise, Gor· plan to keep ocean fre1ght smoothllt-culllnlllll', 111111 with each Unlco •1don R. Colhns, Volfie D. Conn, charg~s low on shipments of .,d ..W.contbbtlllttt • 28 cu. ft. C. Ed Humphrey, Willard Pi· AmerJCn beef to Europe. , any lllll ... wll!llht llnloul Modern Crtdit for Modern Farmer! gott. Last February and March, ~~~rub.l:_;ylllllllr Chtrlts Dlx, Athtn ..M•igs County M1nager Orange Township _ Paul G. 1American ~hip lines cut rates I ...,.,.....,,.,,IMW_.~ 114 Mulberry Pomeroy Buckley, Harrv E. Guthrie, on these shipments about 2.5 ~r I Cell WY 2-5270 In Pomeroy or LY 3-16821n Athens James A. StoUt. cetn. The reduction was due to Thl bi~est ebest ttoezer "' expire Sept. 30. the·market and also the bll!"t But Sparkmen said he has ' ~ ' boyl Big eapaclty '" big '"" tlies, thiA wall wltb super effi· been informed the rates will ci.fnt Insulation. Choice ot remain at the reduced level either boY• • &Ill's bilo FIE£ wiU• tWs freezw. for several months. Later, they I will be increased by about 2.7 Homecoming Teen-Ager Show Show Features Presented by Pivot Routines Band at Garne I lll Dairymen have Access to Highest Genetic Potential " Modern Pivot Madness" was he 1Ue of I~ halftime show presented Fr1day night at the Rutland homecoming game by the Rutlml IDgb aebool band directed by Robert Garner. Based on typical squad movements, the !bow opened with an entrance to the popular march trio, "Brasses Tirumphant," tollowed by a center· field routine to the 11165 jump tune, "Trojan Rock." Moving into a concert formalion, "Ain't She Sweet" was played in honor of the queen, Linda Lathey. The program ended with the traditional drill routine and victory march while forming the letter "R .. Director Garner said. he felt the band gave an outstanding performance even though sev. eral important musicians were unable to play because of in· juries or participation in the homecoming activities. Following the 14-l2 Rutland victory the band did a traditiona! anake dance on the field. Ray Alkire 18 drum major and co • head majorettes are Sandra Dean and Linda while majorettes are Teresa ' Dean, Lillie Imboden and Diane HollidaJ. Public Urged to Set Another Good Record In Control of Woodland Frr"es ··n ._...,...,_....,...,...,...,_,! ture GALLAWAY Department fO S II S k I e { tea . Halltime Show Features Hits From Pop Tunes Fuhon·Thompson Tractor Sales with intermediate term loans ••· 1 FEmER BREEDER I. ~.ft., LIVESTOCK ~~ 1 I •m McCULLOCH $1,000 c!~H ==•tht 2-WAY RADIO PAY CASH and SAVE MONEY 73 188111£2·10,1rrUI'211 liLY ... om I IU Pfl lfB. I I I I I I I I I I I I pe;p~~an said the rate plan !' WE HAVE CHANGED BRANDS OF CEILING TILE 112x24 WHITE TILE _ _ 9c ~: I will be helpful in effort.• to build an American beef market o in Europe. The senator said Roar of Meigs Europe's beef needs represent General Hospitol a golden opportunity for all WY 2-2176 Pomoroy producing countries. "Sure Sign of Quality" HURRY HURRY 60, 75, 100 WATT • II i ' i D·CON READY MIX Truck • and Tnctor : 15 ! -Dl•-• -= 7Jir Battel')' : 99CLL I CAROLINA LUMBER Feed-Seed Fertilizer· Farm Supplies Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone WY 2-2115 1 HUNTINGTON-ASHLAND --------- Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio OPEN TIL 9:00 P.M. !! (MON. ~ir?'"r\':'.:0 .. .··............ 11.91 POMEROY LANDMARK Serving Moige, Moson and Glllla Countllocottd Upper End of Pomeroy Jack w; Coney, Mgr. Phone WY Z.2lll -I - i _.. -----·sse ... •rr a raw' . . . AT 16' :1 ID' IOU. : JM.E: PltiCE ss.aa r -,:::....._&~ DEWXE PlASTtC = IATHROOM SEAT ; S618t - ,.,., .. -- WHitE WOOO ... .. -...... _ ..,...,.... IIMil NIGHJI. •. 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AqUI Mite Pump • •, •• 19.10 HURRY SEE OUR CEILING TILE EXPERTS NOW !: ........... _ db .,,.,.. rdF $14.49 It Swivel• I PLUS HARDBOARD ~ r,.. r"""' $12.35 r::-:=-> r_r_. $12.90 DOOR SET . . $1..44 lblll adiUUonll 1111 Slltclalt lnf~·Red """' Lomp •• $ 1,79 E.ltctrlG: Knife • • • • •• • • 15.10 Pink Uqukl Dtttrpnt. .75 Unlco PIOimlleer Wltttlr ........... 184.00 Unklo ,..,.,.., lliYM' :111.00 PhFORA'IED -IOCICIC _ , . , IICICIIS e&JDi.AND.FOID MOTOROLA -..... ........................... :• • 'r•4' SS.SI W'RWAtt11.1 $l275 , - I . ; ............ ................ ..,......... .. OntEI SIZES AYM"m 1, CO.OP : TITAN LOW : MILK SUDS ! HOUSI and Deter1enti UTILITY . . LIIS, • HIATEII ,............................................................. -... "Uqc:foled•• . . . . . ...... ""' ...... • -~ fiiEPI.ACE EISEiA£ ...... _,_ lSc......... ::~. .): ~~~ 1 $63.95 .... ,-. ••••·1·-·······-····--·:···--···..················ $3.75 • _,.· JileMfllirl«l9' ___ Heater SM!TH.CORONl FIQUIIEMATIC ADDING MACHINE ; • .• S137A5 • ESTIMATES BRING ROOM SIZE ALL TILE MUST BE SOLD BEFORE OCTOBER UQHT BULBS • -·• STOVE GLASS LINED 52 pl. Elmrlc famous FUZZY 1 0 P T0 METRIST Office Boun: 11 to 12. 2 to 0 (Close It NOOD DD 1'hurl. _ Eut COurt Sl, POIIlei'OJ "'iiiiliiiiiiiiiiliiiE:ii:~ ·~ .:li.V. LANDMARK's SYLVANIA • • Brolhers Making 1\olarks in Alhletics FREE SHOP & 'tAVE OURING INDIAN SUMMER SALE ON THINGS YOU NEED FOR FAll & WINTER ° • Rob•"nson's BICYCLE N W COMPTON 0 0 ,., Water WE ARE LIQUIDATING 162000 SQ. FT. OF CEILING TILE FREE MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO lion of Mr. William Russell, presented a repeat performance of Its first show entilled "Music ~r Teen·agers," at tne Middfeport - Athens game Friday evening Th · . e band entered the field to a fan~~· dand '~h a :•~ s~: ~~ own e 10 C . Co k ru~b mbaJondrette, t 1 1onfrue o e. e a wen n o ormation as they played "Beatie" music. A senes of fancy turns b1ghHghted this formation. Anaddcd feature was a baton t~~rhng routmc done by Miss Cooke to the Sousa number, "Liberty Bell. " For the pregame show the M•ddleyort band entered the_ field in ,ilent format1on gomg mto fhe goose step as they marched in "V" formabon . Mr. Russell . directed the band for the Nabonal Anthem and for the aim~. ':!ater a! they formed the M then a comdor !or the football team to en~~r the field to the "Fight Song. The Athens band, under dlrecbon of Waller Suschanek, presented a precision drill led by their drum majorette dressed tn a white sequined suit. They played a medley of old tunes and featured the drum majorette in a baton routine. story while movement. doing a staggered block band Southern Drum Majorette Is Cleaners Linda Yost and majorettes are 1 CHEST FREEZER The Middleport Yellow Jacket ~arching Band,_ under direc- • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • otOOOO 0090t•ttt0000 tooO o ... I o 0 0 O O t t & o • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · " o o o 0 o o • 0 I I I I I o JACKSON PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION I SHIRT 3 20 2 FREE Bluffton 23 Columbus Grove 0 Marlon Local 21 Graham Local 30 Greenon .H Northwestern 1.Z Miami Eul B Piqua Catholic 6 Springboro !6 Cllnton Massie 12 Hamilton Catholic 66 Paufdiog 11 Middletown 27 Preble Shawnee 0 Dayton Roosevelt 12 Coldwater 38 KtnloD 3% . DeiJI!'o.t St. Johns 0 Wilml•gton 23 Hillsboro 6 West Milton 36 Northridge 8 SldDey 14 Mianusburg I Parkway 16 Minster 12 Beavercreek 6 Chagnn Falls 27 Kenston 14 Marion Local 21 . Cardinal 14 Grand Valley 6 Piqua Calllolic 61 . Dayton Stebbms 0 ClearVJew 12 Hu~n 12 (lle) Kettering Fairmont west 34 Vernulton 22 Mtdv1ew 20 Malta-McConnelsvolle 20 Xenia ·o New London 30 Ridgeville 8 New Concord 0 Fairview 12 Daytoo Belmont 0 Brunswick 26 New Lexington 8 Maysville 6 Twin Valley 20 Dixie 16 Cleveland Lutheran West 8 Crooksville 22 Dresden 14 West Carrollton 26 Oakwood 14 Bath 35 Pandora Gilboa 0 West Musklngum 20 Roseville Ottawa Glandorf 34 Philo 42 Sheridan 16 Allen East 8 Danville 14 Frazeysburg 6 is going to Bayard, W. Va. Ada 14 Spencerville 6 Columbus Brookhaven 26 GREG'S BACK Grade scbooi where he 18 the Colllwater 36 Kenton 32 Columbus Eastmoor U NEW YORK (UPl)-The New catcher on the sixth grade Cory-Rawson 40 Vanlue 0 London 36 Westerville II York Giants Friday reactivated softball team. Versailles 20 Perry 8 West Jefferson 38 cente: Greg Larsen, who has r==----======-=-;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=====--;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;iio;=..i=Oiiii=• Rocky Williams, son of Mr. A hialtime show featuring and Mrs. Ray Williams of Rutsongs from popular bits was land Road, is attending South· presented by the Southern High ern Junior and Senior High school marching band Friday school in Oakland, Md., with an night on the Rutland footbail enrollment of 1.360. Rocky is field. the first sring quarterback of Under the direction of Dan the freshman football team, and Witherspoon, the Tornado band's 84 boys went out for the fresh. featured number was "The man team. Stripper," to a two- line move- His brother, Mark Williams, ment while the majorettes pre--- sented a dance routine at the Nancy Yost, Debbie Hill, Linsidelines. da Adams and Pat London. Marching In a company front 1.,......................;;,;;;;=""'"\ the band came onto the field playiog uMalaguena/' !ben broke Into &quads and each FINISHING &Quad did a l!i:step pinwheel Our best quality before moving to the 50-yard service line to present its feature num· her. I DAY SERVICE The band left the field playON REQUEST Ing T<Hlite" from West Side Complete Farm Financing canal Winchester 0 Dally Sentinel, 1'o111eloy-Mltldleport, o., Oct. 2, 1985-1 , Upper Arllngtc;n &> Urbana 0 ' Pleasant View 38 Chillicothe 8 been on the Injured reserve list, ed Bhonlder In a NaUonal Fool Granville 48 Heath 20 and played center and .Alan. ball League game against Sal Watkins Memorial 32 chick 011 waivera. Larson .IS ex- Ftuelseo laal weelt. . Nnrthrlqe o peoled to pllf againll Pll- TlCKET RUN Big Walnut If Olentansy 12 tsburgb Sunday In a Natlonal LOS ANnp:toFA .(UPI)-'nlo Gallipolis 22 Logan 31 Football Leagae game. Los Aagoleo Dodprl have heel • West Holmes 20 Riverview 1 REPLACEMENT . . farced to cut off the public ash Ridgewood 14 G11raway 0 PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The of 1965 World Series tickets be Tiltonsville 36 Pittsburgh Steelers have added cause of "enough requesla u McMecben IW Va ) Donahue 6 ollena.ive end Duane Allen to use up all of our tickets," acW ter 18 • ' their roster, replacing Ral cording to ticket controller Wal oos Man f'eld Malabar 16 Mack, wbo suffered a dialocat- ter Nash. tarl 0 12 ~ ktown 7 p~ oth 22 •••;:,.. 0 ymou ,....,...wn McComb II Lelpsle 1 FRIDAY NIGHT RESULTS (SALE STARTS OCTOBER 7-ENDS NOVEMBER 6) s !,f j::::=> CAULKIIIII CARTRIDGE WITH COUPON Associated Radio & TV 2 fer 45C C.rt be UMd w1tJ1 ttlll tlaillOird ew*• kl1 IUR. StNicllblt 01'1 WOOd, mttal 01" ~1)'. Stl)fiJ elntlc. (WITH MILLER MAYTAOI WY 2:3635 HARRY MILLER POMEROY POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY The Deplrlm•nl Store of Building Since 1915 ADDITIOIW. 0111: WITHOUT COUPON ..... 2k D. _, I WY 2·3193 and WY 2·3679 ..!L~-. POMEROY ·----------------~----------------------------~ �~AUGH!~! (U. iO OF!H A CAN OF b06 FOoO RI6HT fJMIPII. AMI> '100 CAN MAr.~ VP F<lR ALL Classified·· Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board 1-Daily Sentinel, Poineroy·Milldleport, 0., Oct. 2,_!_965. ;, - For - INfORMA JION U5of,I .. ..!N8 Du ..,.... 2 SICN$ Wanted To Buy \ 500 to 700 BALES of good hay. , WILL BUY beef hides. Phone: G. A. Deem, Racine, Ohio. ' WY 2-2IIS3. Ed J. Smitn i 10 2 3lc WANT AD '*' IIMdu ..... Sale TURNIPS for sale. Frank Em· llendat WANTED, top price on roots. erick on Bailey's Run Rd. ......,., ~101 J .A J"JUI'tl C)fll\l.lf'I'IUNI Ginseng $26.25 per )b. Golden, 10 2 3tC I WUJ 1M e 1 ar afll:tl ~ .a. • · leal, $1.75. Sell now. Bill 1BALED AL]i'ALFA hay - any 8 .1 rm nu • ,._htt_._ Bailey, Reedsvilte, Ohio. mounl B. M. Coope;, SH 2· II.IWUI.Al'lUNI 10 1 3tc S488. PI I'M I"Ufl!M"-1 - " " ' tltl rt . .t 10 2 31 ~ ===;,-;o:::::::;;:=:--;;w:::::: o• · •·· ... rtaJI.lhla """"""' •bould • ANTIQUE Furnlblre, dishes, ONE OLIVER Superior - grain: ,.,.,._.. . . ~latah' l'ba pUh mlscellaneoua. Call or wr1te: drill, power lilt. Young :~et- , lllher .nil ftDII tw rwpnnilltnH tor mon lo&:Wt _ . ,.....,... IMII'UOD Mrs. Bowud CecU. 8110 • tcrs and beagles for sale. Ph. I "· · Sl • Pomeroy • M' 2" Chester. &a:ru 1W1W .w· -u.l, . . . . . . . . .d~ e 29 tfc g 28 81p • c-o ,.. .oro Orlll' . . . . . . . . Ktntm~ra ...:aarp SO ..,... =='""'==;-,-::;;-::c;;-' II (:entl Pit - " ' fOJ l"b.- . - PINE TIMBER and will pay SLUGGISH septic tank? Clog· NOUtl-.. •...rtt""• as mucb as 14 per cord tor god drains? Get Klean-Em811 Del Cl'lll ~ 'U"' Oil oaiO _.s. JIKI lib paWl MtiP ll dap good pine and also good bard All Septic Tank Cleaner. ' CARn OJ I'HANKI't a >,U:U"l'UA.IlU:;O -....._IJ.»1;aeJ1... l!ddiUINlll..l Ill ..... wood saw limber. Write or! Landmark Farm Bureau. ..,,-. 1e seeM. W. Runyon, Miners' Pomeroy. 9 3 30tp on·u:a aouu DIIMlQM .,.. &..& Pomeroy Motor Co. QUAUTf ===""7'"-:=-:J~O-:I::::;::ltp ....u.tkW' SOfJAL CAI..ENDAR 1961 Greenbrier Corvair Wagon _ $1095 9 P~ss. 6 cyl. engi~e, 4 .8peed trans., good Lires, radio, Heater. While and turquorse lmish. Rral economy, ............ .., .. 1961 Chevrolet 2 Dr. 6 cyl. engine, std. trans. All good and heater, green finish 1960 ford 4 Door w tire~. $1089 dean interior. Radio $ -cc------- 795 Automatic trans. Good tirE's. Clean lnterio"'. Radr'o and heater p omerOY I Mt 0 Or ~, c0, 0 PEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. I'CIIMEROY, CIHtO ! Telet"ision Revue /, "<;" • Paint Creek Re~ul•r Baptist Church wni hold its 132nd anni8 RICH versary services on Sunday Oct. U Y DU BROW aJ I the world to spUt among lbem. 3rd with morning worship at oiled Pre" Jnteraatioo . . There are so many unscrupu· 1:45 a. m.: a fellowship din· lous "Mr. Big" threats lo eooner at 1 p m and ft moo HOU.YWOOD (UPI)-There fus~ the law and the pu"'c that prog t.3 . a e n are so many spy syndicatesand one wonders whether the COli Homecomtng, ram 8 . p. Hm. organizations · ked up any tips . em 1oc k Grove 1. secret . . t in . televi"'" nostra bas p1c 8100 church begin · g at 9 30 entertammen senes """ to modernize its old~lry ' nm : a.m ..... "on with worship service and Sun· ._., ,' r'.t ,·s. a wonder they ways. day School . f b aren t tr1ppmg over each other IR orenoon, astet dinner at noon, and aflcr- - and that there ". enough of On land, the obvious lnsplra· noon j)I'Ogram at 1:30. Every_ lion of tbe outbreak of secret one is welcome. organization series is NBC.TV'• OCT. I 1\l&..VS "The Man From U.N.C.L.E.," Theodorus Council, Daughters ~,. i.,Wl I which will continue saving the DAILY CROSSWORD .. ;:=========:;· - • I poalo <..::» lti.Roaton •~.·.=~ ..... "'............... U.Lodtatllalr 11.Croed Jll. Onek capttat 15. Pampel'l 1T.Aftect..S ao. VIew froll •01111> Tower tho J:lflol <3;. GfJ2.. c~ U. Lovol IT,R<Iolt II. Hom- plonto l 13. Edible , 31. GIOIS 39. Keeps .. 11.~ !$ 12. White ant \ :~if"~ tO. VelveU[Q aloth .fl. Decimal hr+-f-b numbers 42. Intlmtdale!J DOW!! 1. Peru via.u, llama knew Janio wasn't the right flirl far me • , , the ~~----m~~~~D-=~:=n=w~~~r~~~on.oudl~"~ · ~--e 2.0own1 : partot dondettono DAILY CBl'PTOQUOTE - Ren'1 hO'II' to WMk Itt AXYDLBA.Alla r to LOHGPI:LLOW One lettrr limply ltbds for another. In thla -.mple A. 11 u...tJ for the three L's, X for tOO two 0'•, etc. 81ng·Je Jetttrt, apoa• lrophJea, the length a.n.<d !ormauou. ot the wQrda arE: all IHr.t.A. J:a.ch day the code letter. are dltfmn.t. A Cltptoc•ua Quot&Uo• QOSL JUD>!GPSF -NGPSLOUA GZ FBXHIAL XSPP 8 Q.-A H C 8 L XNL IBQ !'BXII1ALI IBQ UL• MIA HAVE 'YOU 8EEI>I ~PYING FOR TI<E POLICE? DIVLVIOU I Yeoterday'a Cryptoquotet BY GNAWING THROUOH A J)YKil, EVEN A RAT MAY DROWN A HATION~I/IIKlll I~ I ~~LES\! r.T~· ~ennessy. WMPO Radio M;~o.d Hol~nd ' I L.·ne • S•·ores I Hard- ~ I b~s~~~nr."?u~~;~e bh~~~- ~~~ I4 GREEN BEANS 9~7 LAN~ MARK IV f~_Jr ~- AUTO 1 !\ PIANOS - ". ' fi ~;~~"To~~~~ ta\~) L~~ O~t~~~ d _6tr , _FOR SALE suiUtble J!leeling of the new year. an rn•ps . 1 buddmg 4·101h 0 r 1 WY 2-3319. 9 28 l.fc Bring containers. $1 a bushel. 1 from lh~ p s r ~ n~he , 05-15). Starting At Noon HOUSE Fr>R RENT:- 4 rooms First house below Ravens· ' WY l-o0J8 omeroy '"'''~ . Phibrdelphia at New York, ppd. 9 2 61 1 Forked Run and bath, 1634 Lincoln Hgts wood Ferry. John Cleek Pr,. · rain • P Sportsmen's Club ; Phone WY 2-3575 after 5,30 perty. Phone VI 3·2693 ll acre farm . House- ,- oarn' · Chicago 001 000 000- I ; 3 1 other outbuild>n• .• s . ·m Rt. 143'. 1 ~~ Pi 000 000 lltll- 2 6 0, 27 9 12 • p. m. 9 21 trc tc 5 1 &5 Gauge 1"\'adings: . Gallipolis I , - - --~-POTATOES bean b g 7 miles frnm l'or 11 •: ro.". Cr,cd , a @I ervice ,. . 12 0 Ellsw~rt.h , Abernathy (91 and '=~~ .: E'ltryone IS 1nvited 1 ";"~""'~""'""'=.,....,.-,t lst FLOOR furn,·shed. 4 r"O 1 u;mr · · 11.!:1. runmng 1 ·~ feet Rm.novsky; Veale, Face (9) ~ ,. ms l · ' ' d s,· k brm own locat ion. W'r' ~. :1079 LOSE WEIGHT safely with and bath. modern apartment. con amers an pic e;ms tor 1 - on rollers, Pomeroy ~ Mason and Pagliaroni. WP - Face I PUBLIC SALE Dex·A-Diet Tab leis. n y Middleport, WY 2_3874 _ $100 bu. Clarence Proffitt, ' 2!l Ric • Fit! Almost Everv Car 120.52. Pt. Pleasont 24 00. Hinton Ell h I 1 0 l1flc at Stark's Pharmacy. 9 14 lie Portland. VI 3-2254. FQfl. SALE -_ 4 room house. e fran<terahle Wben : ll2. Kanawha Fall< 2.59. Chor- 14·21. LP- 000swort 200 (4·151 Wed., Oct. 6 2 .• 0 1 9 17 tfc nt•w bath . l;trge nnrch. basev ! leson .9.05. London , Mnrmet St. L. UOO :J at 7:39P.M. 9 25 60tp 6 ROOM BRICK house on But I ~· ,. • ou l'rade t'ars ' and w·18 ,. ld d Hou 030 000 lOx- 4 6 0 :::E;;-;-;=c:--c--c--;-. ,SEWING machines, repair ser- men!, new parnt, ~acre , i . le ams were un Lhe Sadeckl. Aust j7). Carlton •81 A Special Antiquo R VIVAL startod a Mt. Her· ternut Ave. Call WY 2-5127f.c vice. aU m<tkes. WY a..wt. , groun'•1• on hrw k rnad o I t e Gua.,nteerl 24 month! 1Sills• · and McCarver Roberts, Ray· Will Be Auction man U. 8 . Church. Sunday 9 10 t The P' b 'i "h p I Rt 7. ll.500.UU. Phone \I' Y 2· or 24 .0110 miles &:ot Movemenls: I d dB p Conducted AI Sept. 26, through Oct. 9. SerI a ' (. " .op. omeruy onio H. S I mon \Bl an aleman. W vices start at 7.:10. Rev . 1H:(t:t an~ wur n~ ..,, tun ll& A.uthroiZPd Singer Sa'es and 6127. ~ 14 31Jtc I \tlo~l Popular Uult . 11 5 !" IY rr- pusan Lane up I Ruberts (5-2). LP - Sadecki KNOnS J M ed and Jllllunuslled apan _ SerVIN! - . J l9 tic In the US A. , , . a p.m: cggy Downey ••·15) ' ames orrison will bring the m-•· W" .) "~·~ u:a "" "'r ~ A S down 14 9 40 p m · Lagu ' · -~~~--~~~COMMUNITY message. 9 21 lite -~ ' ~~~ u '_"_ VENETIAN BLINDS and re- _ _ uto ales 1 · ' na "P ' -4 3 · · 14 - - TWO BEDROOM house on Lin · FOR s ·-~ I 00 ~ ; a.m :' Reliable down • Pamela D. down Meldahl 6 a. AUCTION srs!ER MORTISHA, a truly coin Hgts. birch kllehen. au· p~lrs. porch and wmdow ..1\LE · 1962 Studebaker 41 lndalled "M _a ~l ... Zl,mmer up 14, 6:l0 m.; S~urley up Meldahl 6:10 a. I mfted palm e'd T s ades all kinds, free esti- dr. st;Jtion wagon. low m1lp.. j I a.m .. V1ckers up 15 3:15 am . ll E B 1 d M ld hi HOUSE c· r er - e11 s tomat1c ga9 heat. WY 2-5127 D ~.. C" 'J ' · ., m · owes own e a you past, presem and Future. 8 2U tlc rna 1es. a 1e rppel, 21~ Un-• age . JIIZPns :\ational Rank. , I : IJhn Ladd Dean down 15. 4.50 ls:s5 a:m.· I love affairs; answer! any or - -- . - _ tor Ave., Pomeroy. 9 II 30tc ' -~i~d~:~or~ ~hio_. LJ 29 6tt• ' ~ ~e m : Valley Transporter up !5, : Gallipolis Dam - Elgercllff . Cor. Third & Olive all questions. One viSit will _ FOR SALE I Help Wanted FOR SAl. I-: OR TRAm:- 0 ;- 1;ke I a.m : Luther Herdman "P down 9:05 p.m.: riboll up J:JO I Galli polio, Ohio convmce \'OU ~at s· tc .. over pavm t , 5 nod " Pomeroy. 0 . 16. 2:35 a.m ; Franklin B up J S L . d 3 l'his is a consignment • • 1:.11 ts r .¥!Of· , AUCTION _ Saturday, Oc..:tober :. . ens. u IJ ~e ~..or- · 1' 6 3. 10 . C<t . · a.m.: . . ew1s own a.m. . tJsha will read your life Jrke 9. 12:30 p. m. I ha ve hought WANTED. room onet 440. hardtop, 5·4o . . a.mJ . . rne S. up 6. Kanawh.a River 0. F. s:ale, anyone bavmg t nurse. l full trme 1 pari t 1me . . am.· erry Bosworth down Sl M antique items that · .· 0 1ran~.mrss1on . · wrt 11 318 engme. SON IS BURN · . 1earer up armet 1 p.m.; an open boo k It vou are wor· the Henry Zelher home m 7 . r1ed or troubt·• . . I Liberal l · 4.55 ai11. : Illmois down 17 r they to sell 1~lu"t ~. don .1 1a1.1 lo S.v. racuse. Oh10. JUS\ t1 . , salary, . . . pleasant . . work.. ~ ., se. 11 or trade at o_nce. Mr and Mrs Stephen Metht>n- 6·10 a . s R" ' Lucy Jane Lucas up Marmet -!hould wish contact the 0 see Si~tf'r \1ortisha She's Stale Rout_e 124 and will sell ICng condrtwn~,. 7- .1 .30 shrl~.l Al so 4 new tires lor sa•e 750 ey Hcunmond. Ind. are an- 7.a m ._m,(, an IC8ardo up. 17, 4:35 a.m . .: Beaver down Win· ~• th h . · onlact Admmtstrator, Med1- 1' I' c • · • • · · ,d0011: up I · 8·.45 p m ·· field 3.• ~ p.m.;_ W. H· Shaver. aurt1oneers. , . her.t:\..1 I t o ers,. w_ Y. not you? rht: tolluwrng personal prop· I cal l.enler Pr Hos p•tal (,alhJJ'•I · • x1.,_ all WY 2-7831 a11ytime · · nouncing the birth at a 7 lh · • Jeffboa.l • own 18 6 am \Vald w· 1 ld 4 OS Col Andr.w Lemley ·n lhva ehrel'ldm7gsd given daliyk beertly. mnst of which formerly !· is. Ohio. ' 10 2 6tc - a ler 4 .10. --- 9 zq !2tc 111·2 oz. son, Stephen Randall, ler Ber kJtJI'd do~n 9, 61. ~0 l. Jr. own . .m le . : _p.m .; 43 Chillicoth• Rd. l. er_ omc ays a wee on,.;ed lo \lr Zeiher. -. 9ti4 POJJTIAC cml- 1Sept. 14 at St. )llargaret"s m.: Eastern up 20 5·4j am _ I Asa up 8.50 .m. , Ht:l or mcludm~ Sunda ;1s 9 a. m. to Walch fo sale ~tgns. : WOMAN ror hou~ework Thre-e .bl , ·t·J G . d t M •Hb 8 · ·• en Z. up Wmf1eld 10:~5 C t R E ' ' · II All d' B r. h"ld VI be ood v~rl$12 e. take over payments P·lnd .a .M ranpparen sCoarell Mr. • o 0 enter down 23. 11 :30 P. Duncan Bruce down "'inirel<f o . . . Knotts P m. rea mgs satise ngcra1ur. gas r<tnge . uti I- young c 1 ren . · ust g 01 .40C.. cash Automatic a rs. arney nne , r. m.; nward up Z3 6 3 m. Jim S 1163 Second Av1. f~rtor.v or no charge! Locat- ily ~ Jhle, 7 p1ece wood dm- wi th children. Furnish O'.lo.-n transm1ssion, . 1 'I ' 1.35 · ·'p.m. : 1 12. ··115 Gal1ipo1is, 0 hio power steering and 1,'I rs. "h \...ares •~ etheney, I Houg 1anlJ up Greenup d a.· m·•· emet down 15 ed thrs side of Gallipolis at e11e, bufJe t. d1shes. cook1ng , transportation. Phone \\Y l [ and brakes. Phone 985 _2240 i Lake City. Tennessee ; gre•rt l Sam Houston up Greenup 8~20' ,fi~e~~~~-~:..;;a~.m~.,__......,......-~~iii:iiii':: Kanauga this side of Silver uten5ils, 1ables. ~;tands, wash GG3~i. lO 1 ·;r.c Coolville exchange. ' t grandarents are Mr and Mrs. a.m ; Pollywog up 1 1• Bridge. Look for hand s1gn. stands, Tl1or \Htsiler, SPwing ~1.<\Lr: · HELPwANTED.- Bur' 10 2 61 P Will Barrett. _Langsville : Tom a.m.: Buckeye State up AU are welcome. machme, bed complte, dn~s· ger Boy _ Food. 0 _ 1-L~la : n. Ram ......r , Me~heney. Ewm_gton, and John up t·sn a.m.: Oliver Shearer 1 1 9 4 :!Otp l"b ser, daybed, bedding, rugs. ' -n;;;;:;c:c===--=-__:~_:'::2 . nf'eds sharp aggressive young ' World Standard ·~ ot ''-m Cl 1Srm th . Li:l ke C11y, : down Greenup 6 a.m.; Steel Saturday Oct. 9, 1965-10:30 A.M. FREE LOOO S&H Green Stamps I rary tahle. rockers, odd , men be1ween ages 'l! 17 ;:md l'::t.·ptff'nrt ""' pa ~. ~~ . i Ranger down Greenup 7:20 a. In case of extremely bad weather, How.' For viewing the new chair~ . lw ~sock. Philco TV . JO f Bol m. 'lurakami Ill · pridt.! Y1 m.; Jnva der down Greenup 8: lawn mowf'r, hand tools and . or counter and kitchen · Rig car roum rtd 8 0 d Compact Vacuum aeaner in work. Night and do•v wn· t1ons torman•·e Sm '11 ' per • 121 . E:strllt 15J, Perry <71.i a.m. : Franklin Pierce down sale will be held Oct. 23 many ot 1ltr items nol listed . ., · ' . · a <'Jir co~:uoum• s h 7 H· nd 7 H 1 d hi · ' Lautian-6 mlhtt north of Gallipolis, Ohio on Routt 7 your hOme Pnone P<trkers- Clell B. Wood, Owner. avail<thle F'ull or part t1me : and DJaoalerabllil} - · pa n 1 I. a s I 1, . enry a 6·15 p.m.; National 1t south tdet of Addison, Ohio. W1tch for AucHon slgnt, burg, ~862 Collect. TERMS: Cash I work ~ xcellenl 11 ppo:•umly S.e 1_81 and Halter. l~P - Bolm 113- · Meldahl 7:50 p.m.: Alice down 7·pc maple dining room suite ~2-pc. living room suite9 8 1•llp ' 'oi 'bl for advancement . Ap,ly in Metr0 ,..,,~ 1 , ..0 Motorw fiJ HHS - Robmson ·33rdl. • Meldahl8 :10 p.m.; ~:lisha Woods 24" T.V. w/stand-foldaway bed w/mattren-3 ward· -~ respons1 e for accidents. ,. . ..., Col (14th R h robes- table!\ ond stands.......ehairs--G. E. room air condl· -~~~~~~~, 1 fl Cllnducted Bradtord ,,,,_._' pNsun- 23 West Union. Alh· E. l't1aio 'itreel t'omer eman J. ose (llt I. up Meldahl 9:10 p.m.; Chartioner- Air King dP.humldiCer - window fans--silverware ', •· ~·,, ,\1• 1HII .E ln•:•,nu.r. Ot->~n lion Co. ens, Ohlo. Ute Pllone WY ·Z.JI1t OJ la!ler i15thJ, Johnson (32ndJ. tes K. up Meldahl 5:15 a.m.; 9 30 10 2 61 set-9x12 rug Wipad· - 24" CharGrlll w/aceessories-30. ('9iWf'L1N1'' 'rn!l 1111111 (J(l~r;; power telescope- -5·PC . dinette set-Jronstone ehina-old Instructions ' 12 ttr l tur·· IIL 'P.flte~ ~." stiJ W\' .!..!WI i bookR- Jronstone washbowl ·w;pitcher~ld sheet music usY reRMs .. and records- -antique stands and chairs-wagon wbeelt· u-s-.-C-fVtL SERVICE~ TEST-S! antique diRhes- wicker rocker- -stone iars-trunks-vie- Insurance -I III!O women Ill ano avecr Mcln'lll \AETNA CASUA.1.1'V lno:-m···nf'• ' trola cabinet ~~pressure canner . bleac&er 1eats-West. ~MITH'S Clothmg s1ore 1s nflw iBO. lllitl ·~arom~ pa~ Short transistor radio -double wash tubs w/stand-toreb setliJt'll •H l~elan ~ · ails_ Ut11u. lU nrlllr5 .,rlvan(.',.,nent t'r"""'"'nr~ l Mullen lnsuranre Agency Inc Coca-Cola- Sprite completP ','~''socket set-1/c" drill !el w/bits-tool boxes tnonma: u oonc llll ~UIJ"ed p p a m until 7 p m. 8 w 11( rhnu~~nd• o1 lnM 11pen bii"!MI"n<'e omeroy, hone W\' ~·:t:tiU - ,Pir>e wrencheM- .. bolt eutterli--vise - saws - jlgsawAnd All fhe Fl . : von u~uall) unn .. ~f'l-sar~ Urammar tl 1 1 mtter box - grinder - 48" level-grease guns-lots of Cl 1,\!TACT your locaf councilor \ !ll'hnnl •ulficien• for man:v !Ohl ----~--~ I< hand tools-'f. V. cable-- hammock w/stand-lawn chairs FRf:E •nform.1111on Oft JOOI, t•llliHf'll, for Knapp Aerotred Shoes. : "~~o b<g12•··99 - swlnK - wheel barrow -la<Jdcrs - 1'lare1 - sbovelsr e(lo frPmconlll Write l'(lfJA.V clvlntl PHP'J'O Co~Ying ~r\llt'f' Cop nam .. an<:l allll.r<!:ll l.il"lo::Oin terke, rake!l-mattock - prfouure 11prayer - chiln - mowert ~•n• C Air •:ushion inner soles ~rs . I "OIRNlTUPC Itt• 100. C.r _. tbe Dill' 'ea made oJ 'eO!:at PilPN~ -scythe - win - elec. supplies - W\n.chester rifle~..,r~aret Schilling, Rutland. lentme1. SH : 11 Rull1nd Buy It By The C•ql birl.tl rt'<'ord~ ~ . . n alm·.sl anv plcnl< table-Phli<o table radio. Oli1o SH 2-5823. 10 I 31c Lunch ,,,..d br ChOahf,. Cou~IH Club other d«X'um"nh. Y. tute v1m are ln. fill up witb Livestock lkuier lnsuroanC't, PomeroJ Owner Mrs. Eliubet h Hemrick •nsur ~nee thai good Landmark ~asolinfl · - - - - -- -. CHAROLAIS cross cows and i t lh Not N1pGIII.ll for ICCid>.~nh ~R~NilE INSUILANCE. Mullen l : l p e r SerYice 511. LIMLIY AUCTION SERVICES beaifers for sale. Some bred. Cal, Andr.w Llmfey, IPIIrtntld an~uranC"t" 1\gency, lnc .. Pomwv 2-9932 some open. Robert S. Blark-1 Cln 421 ~ «2-17 21 0 . Auctloneltr ser¥1ng under wy. Pbone W'i 2-3311. E. Main St, wood, Harrisonville, SH Z- 1S. F. Col, R. I. Knoth 010 100 0011- 2 I J 5433. ID 1 3tp I Elllo (22·10) 1nd Edwards; . .. ..,._ _, • 1 t1c Sunday, Oct. 3rd JOlowhi,. 2<. IIIJUI'O Z'l'. Cltmbrnr I I ~~i~!:~~ ~;~~~r 8ru~~a:~ SHOT GUN MATCH 25. BibliCal mooat 22. Conctu4011 I' " helllnr llway· I.Conttned 11. Mountaia ......... ••• fit t<.Contalnl I.Ttnnl• republic 19.8efort !0.8hat21.8ott prd..... ft. Qad. lake t.w...,. Amertcaa 1 ""'"""""'"""'""'"""'""'..,..""'""''I •• tiiJt .. LodJior part I.Mountala rlwr 12. DIIIT1&J" 13. Stood up U.Br.ach 15. All """ 16. South I FREE! BnL ... Lair Jl. l:w'l u... IO.Cblnea I 1 I.CooateU.. 8.H.B&rtort I. Arn~ld ~~:.1 _. &£111018 :1. WallabuJ I B~llle 1 -49,999,999 1 ' I I ' ,.,_:r ~.::/~ tr KICK·STARYED KIGMIES 3 ville, Oiuo, Eagla Ridge Rd. of America, will meet Monday, country so long as the ratings 9 11 30tc STEREO Radio Combination. I. October 4, at 7:30 p. m. at the Eatered Hos !tal -~are okay. TO k'J.At:& A Beauliful walnut console. Has Real i:state For Sale Businen Services lOOP haft. P In the sea, of course, there II IUULT t'ROTJI •t .1HO WAN'I .dt For Rent AM and FM radio, and four i --- __ The Pomeroy Garden club Persons entering Holzer Hos· l ABC-TV's "Voyage To The Bot.O_U_R_R~O~Oc .MFurnished aparl· speed changer. 4 speaker ! HOUSE FOR SALE . E•oryday Specials will meet Monday, at 2 p.m .. a! pita! during the last 24 hours tom of the Sea," which focuses PHONE WY 2·2156 , -Fment. WY 2-3658. 10 1 tfc 1 sound system. This is a 1965 Modern Ranch SLyle. Beautiful ! at the home of Miss Lydia Ebers- mcluded: Mrs. Arlen F. Mar· on a submarine of the future, od 1 u ed 1 4 nths . localton on top of small lull I Marie's Style Post ba•!h. tin, RL 2, Bidwell; Dwayne 0. which has had its run-ins with In M e~~ ~- ORDER AMSTUTZ 's H a~N I m e · s on Y mo · I facing State Highway Garage on ' H · J"N:-:1-;.0"\"'IN=G---cM"'EMORY or our' "":'-Jick Chick" leghorn chicks, I Full balance due $86.00 or pay IWute 7 with good road lo m.am I Shalrcuts &..5 . .. $$11.5'25 Middleport Garden Club will , Houck. 67 Mill Creek Rd.; Ar- secret enemies who, for all we $1.25 per week . Trv 1t m your highway. Four bedroum~. livin~>, 1 ampoo ets . 0 meet Monday, Oct. 4, al the len Hall 809 Viand St., Pl Pleas- know, may be in league witb dear husband and father. Fred,, or started pullt-ts today. Mod-1 home. Call WY 2·6555. Idining, family,_ kitchen, bre<~k° 30 day co Ior r1nse, · home of Mrs. M. L. F'rench. ant: J Of' C. Bradl ey, New HA· the dirty rats who threaten tn 9 28 6tc , fnst, pia~· . :mud's, utilily and , Sh ampoo & set All members bring bulbs for ven; Mrs. Marguerile Durst, ! ''The Man From U.N.C.L.E." Wolf, who left us JO years . ern Poullry, Box 188, Athens. $3 .50 ago, Oct. 2. 1955. Ohoo. Phone Y 2·9031 - 'Ishop. 1'1ll"f.'e bah l s ceramiC tile Parmanents $7 50 up rau planting, for Civic Beau- Mlddl eporl; .nrs. " Sco tt E. In Lhe air, the farm'1y of the SOLID MAPLE earlv Amer\ca ' an wa to wall carpet nn "' Se II an d Serv1ce tJfication. Thompson. Wellston: Mrs. future sent tor:colonize a planet a,·s of sadnt!ss still comes 10 2 Itc · d 11 ' I \\'• · 1 D 1 Hi~~~n ~!ars so often flow TWO Jpartments in Middleporht 5 pc. dinin~ room "suile LikP !:lnors . . Abou~ - t~o- thirhds of , Wigs and Wiglets OCT. 5 Chester J. Tackett. Rt. 2 Cat- 1in CBS. TV's new series, •'Lost . ·· One 5 mom s unlurmshed w1t · new. WY 2-2704. 9 28 6tc · louse Is pane eo tn rna ugany ' Marie's Style Post Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES, lettsbtlrfi!. Ky.;. Albert A. Kuhn, in Space,'' .is saddled with a 1 Memone! keep you al~ fenced )'ard Other ~ rooms - - JLarge ' and walnul eonditiuned. as us ELECTHo. p11 t 10 andAn double carport I Rt. 1'24 Ph. WY 2-5271 will meet Tuesday, October 5, Rl. 3, Oak HIll; SLan.ey S. dirty mt who has ruined the w Y near Synruse. Ohl o · · whI1e m · th e empoy I of e r'" ' 1urnis'1ed nn ground t"lonr . Ca11 REPOSSESSED . •. . on Jot 200'" 390' !\"lay b• '"'" at .\fasonic Temple. There will I. Pa11erson Hus•~e II · Ky.: W'll' 1 Jam 1 miSSJon 10 ft I h Thago. oug you e us Y a ·' _WY ___ 2·6660. _ _ _ ~~ _ 10 2 61c LUX Cl caner. I1ke new. 1ake : by <.~ pp01ntment only " be election of officers and an. I A. Bur Ieson, 11,35 S • ec~n d Ave.; 1 some other dirty r~ts in anotb1 Wife, Amy, and Family .. THE LONGSWORTH Home- · over payment~. $7 00 per ' PRICE REDUCED HEATING PLUMBING R - 1. nual dues are payable at this . Mrs. Paul M. Cr<oce, Columbus. er secret orgarnzatlon. ltp i stead on Raconc, R D Roule . · month. Phone Pt. Ple>»ml W•ll.: r'o Tho Dailr Sentin•l Do'ol Gas. meeting. Births : You might as well know now, 10 2 ---~1\:colo:-t:cl._--~~'- A 6l 2 room housl' •~1111 battt, 1-:-104-675·2720. 9 Jn 3Lc ~~~ 668-H Pomer~y·~: thers. 618 E. Main Street. I Forest Rose Council, Dau~h· l ~rs. Scott E. Thomp~;on, l by the w~!· that the fellow who newly decorated. oil fumace. TAKE-· SOIL awav 1tle Blue Pomeroy. 9 22 tfc 1ters of Amem:a, JS sponsonng Wellston . daughter. f>:S8 a. m., 1crealed Voyag~ To ~e B~t~ lN ~nlateu. Drilled well and 1 Lustre way !rom carpets and If Ll O ,I -- - a rummag~ sale Oc~ber 5 and , Friday; Mrs. Stanley E. Jone~. , tom o.~ ~e Sea and ~st. 10 I good spring. lar~e garden, upholstery Rent e!ectnc : t.-1/lRlll' ~ 141tf l l 0. McCoy, Auctioneer, Clle. ~ at the V.ayne ~wrsher bUJld· , Rt I , :.:ia. llipolis. daughter, 11_ Sp_ar.:e IS repor~ed co~s~dermg 1 dmng an•ther.sclence-ftchoo sechi cken house and pasture tor 1 shampooer $1 Baker F'urmter. Ohio. :05 a. m, Friday, 9 18 ttc mg o_n Second-s( m ~omeroy. l or 2 cows or pomes. Avail~ ture Company, Middleport. 1 POMEROY- 2 bedroom frame CUSTOM BU'fCHER - ~ _Me1g.> Temple PythJan Sisters 'o:. . ! nes called 'Journey To The able Nov 7 Ca ll Esther . i hnme. modern baHt base· . . lNG and ' wdl met • Tuesday evenins a~ Dt. cha1grd I Center or The Earth.'' If he MIDDLEPORT & Longsworth West at noon or GA~ ~!EATING Stow's.. \\·Y 2- 1 merH. for ced hot air' hea tin;:. I cuttm~. Wrll. buy ~ides every the Leg;on hall in \1iddleport. J. Dwight Stone , Wayne A. I goes straight down, of course, POMEROY For Your FREE AREA Copy of after !0 at mght or Robert 3333 . ~} ~~c - I attached gt~r:-~ge. $8~00 00. ~ond,ry. Phil Meier' Phone All Stair and Officers are re Baker. Hary W S_ll€row . :\1rs. l he will wind up '" China, and at SEARS Fall & Winter : Hart for appomtment to sr.e BEST F'OR your . fJSiling p~eas~ I MIDDELPOHT - One story. - \\ y - 2-3510. - 9 18 tic quesl~d to be . present for a L_awrence . E. Spr!l~?el, El",1er least the enemy there will be Catalog the property. lO 2 Jc l ure! African n1ght crawler:;. , 6 rooms. modern bath and KARL GRUESER, Plumbim.! 1practJce sesss1on for the di,;; : Cook. Blame May , Steven Cia- clearly defined. FURNISHED 3 room apartment 60 for $1.00 . Jnlm Mnhler .l kHchen h:~rdwood r"l rloll"!:i. fl rt>-1 and He; ting, Minersville . ; LrJ_ct convention Lo be held m! ry, Darrell Jonrs . Mrs. V Clay Now, on top of all these Write or Stop in 1 435 Second Ave. ground f!oor 185 S Front. Leadrng . Creek Hoad, Middl~- place. r:u• <'lt'tf' front porch Ohio. End your sewer troub- M.rddleport October 19. T h • I ~uttle, Mrs. Cecil R. Byer, shows. there are some more Gallipolis, Ohio Middleport. Call WY 2-.",141. port, Oh10. Phone \\ Y 2-7013. Close to . ,;.,·hoots and sturl':> , les We have all s1zes. Sewer , Will be the only praciiCt! before · Clyde_ Bowen. Jr .. Mrs. H1lda new series in the super-spy, or PHONE Enterprize 10 1 tlc 9 30 3tp $8500.00 I machines Reasonable rates I that date, . according to t h e I V. Ot ter . Mrs. Warren Deem. ' ··:\llr. Big'' vein. There is CBS~ 2770 M=oo"E::cR"'c-: )I 2c--· -,b-edc-r_oo_m ap - ' ME!GSlFT- OM S 512 CLOSE IN - ; arres. one >torv ' Call WY 2-2!74, day or night I stofl captam. Mrs. Griff Rus- , Jr. Pear lie Mormon. Relph B. TV 's spy story set in the Old art·, ' .SW • H E ' h. 1 · 9 15 lfc sell. May, Mrs. Malilda K. N<>ble. \"est and ent.•tled "The Wt'ld ""' ment. automati c heat. Refer- ! E Mam , Pomeroy, Oh10. P ramr . 6 :t,.rns, oath, b:t•·.e· ' OCT. s iM.-s. Charles T. Setters and in-~~ild,West'' dealr·ng with a",:_ 0 1 1 THE AMERICAN Legion Aux- ences. 5 mile!l N. of Pomeroy. WY 2-2975. Write or stop in mtnl , for -·~·,J f. ul au lrealr'Jg: ! AUM'JHNU·~R p M , ~WY 2-6698. 10 1 tfc for our free ca!olog and moncuncJcte 1.unr J.!urch. tJtlllly l Complt'!Le S'!r11ice . omeroys, Shakespeare club an son,. I'S. J. avid Gre- 1 cret agent who, in the story, is ilary Unit 39 will have a ---- ey saving home ownership bmldrng ('r: ll he I man• I d t.'r·Jfl Kr<tdlurd wa~ll2 meet ~edt nesday October 6 gLory_ aGnd ~~frant dda_llgfht.erd, Mrhs~ ! a favorite of President u.lysses rummage sale at the Swisher 7 ROO~ HOUSE and bath. l program . 9 22 30tc $5.000 00 Write. Prone or Contad p. m. a the home of ~rs . ewls . r I e an m anL aug . Grant , which may explam why garage, big garden, $40.00 per TWO 50 000 BTU fl f AL8EHT \t cox , \I'\ I A. t.. JtRAlJf<'UKD I terd andf D. Toland thnt. Chiei Executive wasn't at month. Call after 5 o'clcok. . oor ur~ WY 2-38JD .., y 2-.1.6.H) Racine:, Obio f Mteddml ateur Gardeners club an man aug ter ! his best in his elected days. are to call WY 2-3612 or WY 4th st.. Racine, Ohio Call naces. all controls. new. $111). o 1 eport will meet Wed!,........=~...;_;.~~~~-:, 5 J tfc 10 I Jic 2705. 9 30 3tc WI 9-2726. 10 l 61c . Call WY 2-3442. 9 11 6tc I ne-1ay evening, Oct. 6. al lhe l ---~· ' • 1 \f.: CONOITIONTNG Helnue; hom 0 f M B ; rHAILEk t.Onl - rree tew . BLUE LUSTRE not only rids ! FOR SALE : .4edroom house \\ith ~tion servi<'t lt~rk's Rcfrip. "' e Mrs. rs. William ruce LloydSlater at 81 p. m. b.aII1- fuII -~m b;J ~enlPnt. Fuel eration, New Haven, eWURLITZER age and wafer Brown·e l'rai.l car_pets ol SOil but leaves pile Phone · lh I Nulional Leaaue I eBALDWIN er Park 'Sfate A.pproved) soft and lofty. Rent electric 011 heat. Lot JOO x 100. Don i ru :l.-:1537 4 e ttc IS .:- assisting hostess. Annual 000 001 11J0_ 2 6 0 I 3-3 Minersville. Obio, r'bOne W\ shampooer $1 Prckens Coodnne, Hartford. w . v iJ ., _ dues are pa_ v able to Mrs. Lloyd, ! Mil ono OlHER FAMOU' 382-2.1 . Lrea~urer An interesting pro- I L. A. 000 000 000 - 0. S 2 , 9 0· 324 1 15 Ucl ware Co, Mason, W. Va. BRANDS 9 2~ 6tp gram has been planned for this Lemasler t7 131 and Oliver: , rr'b ill Ufll Jr~~~ Hosps'taJ ~~========--==========' .... .. .. 5JI'II p .. Dalb il&lw'Clu 1;.10 1\. ,, .. lJ:Ot - ocr. THE M£Al.S '1WYE MI~EI>•• Hi-ver news AIR CONDITIONING 1 1 I .. ~ I. I 0 5J4Q Bl (1 ~ tf nar s : I, Op~ratmg autom:.~r. ic ~-- I· soOiie~ille ho~ ' Wmf~el~ I WJEH RADIO 8:00 Suodown Serenade 1:4S Sign 011 Monday Through Friday 7:15 Sign Oo, Musical Clock SATURDA \'S 7:25 New• In Brief 8:00 Sign On - News 7:30 Musical Clock 6.30 Happy Valley Boys 7:4> Echoes o1 Joy 6 31 r~ewa I:OS Country Musl< Tlmt 8'00 Ohio Valley News 6.57 Weather 1:20 Cout1!7y Jamooreo 8:05 World Newo 7 (){.. NatwnaJ .~ews .:00 Protestant Hour 8:10 Sporls Tnday 1:05 Bill Mille~ Sho• 7:30 Sporll Plll'ada 8:15 Weather Picturo 1 30 Sports Parttcte 7:3& Larry Andei'SOD Soow 8:16 Mus1cal Clock 7.:J:> Bill Miller ~how 1~:45 It's Muotc - '<rmy 8'51i Community News i -~ Pre ken ~ Hare. wan: 11:110 Dutton's and Hems Dairy 9:00 Talk of the Town ITU<> l'llur•.) t'op feo Sbow 9:55 Mason Cowtty Newo 7:50 New1 12:00 News 10:00 Public ServiN! 8 Bill Miller Show 12:t5 luSJcal lnterlud• 10,05 Family Worship Hour 8 45 Baker Furniture Sho• 12:30 Rev Merlin roots 10:30 Latchstring i 110 News 1:00 News u,oo News U:lli Collet wllb J•net !:OS Jim Mees Show li:OS Morning Melodies u. :00 Portraits oi a Patriot 5:50 Sports Parade texcept Friday, ,o ~~k Swap Shop 4, 00 Sundown Serenade Church Bella Ring) 10::10 Bill Miller Bru..ch Show 8:15 Sign Off 11:45 World News •O 43 Mason Agr. 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News 12:20 Bu!leUn IIOard 12:25 Newa 0 Grama 12:30 Saturday Nallnee 1:30 New1 Headllnel I :31 Saturday Maunee 1:55 Newt 2:00 Saturda7 Matinee 2:30 News Headlinas Z:31 Salurday Matmto 2:55 News 3:00 Salurdav Matinee 3:30 News HesdlinOI 3:31 Saturday Matinee 3:55 New• 4:00 Disclng with Dou no Top Teo Revuo 5:00 News Roundup 5: 15 Interlude 5:30 Community Chotr. 6:00 Dinner Mutlcole 7:00 Dance Party 7;10 Newa 7:45 Oil Iho Air ly GIORGI WOND!R TIRRY '-----'-"""-roy..;__u I ~ ....... _____ - · .....- ·-~;,..- _, ------ ... .................... ·~· ....... ~·~ ~·· . 'VIAt-1! ~1-1 - 14\=:l-11 8A"RBI::R FtLl6R. SI-\ORE W4i> tiEI?JOUS, ~ COMlH' \~; !=ELLER IHi.'( ALL WAS 60 ~ 1".1'\ 5 A 9LOO~~E R, HMO ~T OVER A IDEA UK'E THE.T; RaWNI 1~ 1 OOffT WO>i-QY, £l , T~ YlL Al l £ 00N REALI'Z F YOU'R E AREAl "'. . _,. M.tMV I(Y Rt' ~ . l . ....C."-: ~ ~~ B ii:CT ~·, r,(., , . . .. \ \. ·-.-- . . 'f'EPI CQl.ll,.D Ct:M" 10 PASS REAL bOON , ME8BEI THA"? GOES THEl HO OD i '/Pf . 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N~W YORK <UP!) - Pope 8 houro and 45 minutes after very modern civilization uponl cade .lhroogh the city. , 550 million. catholics dwell. 1motorcade. . . 1customed to enjoying in Rome . long private talk with President ?: .,, VI arnved here today to takmg At from Rome. the brotherhood of 1ts c1tlzens." l Addllll to the volume and • His DC8 Jetliner took ofl from ! The c y turned out 1ts enbre 1durmg October. Johnson m the President's I. tile leaders of nations that AB ~e stepped out of tile The Pope also voiced his warmth of t~e welcome . were Rome's Fiumicino Airport at . 26,600-man. police force to copel' .Before leaving. Rome, the po~· closely guarded suitt~ on ~e mankind .~.as suffered too much big mlnr plane to a red-. wholehearted support of the za,ooo parochial school children 12:40 a.m. EDT and chased the with the b1ggest crowds - and tiff told a cheermg crowd at F1- 35th floor of the Waldorf-Astona from war in this turbulent cen- carpet welcome. the 68-year United Nations - "that great- who were transported to Kenne- sun westward to a scheduled the wor'llt traffic jams - in its1umicino Alrport, including 50 hotel. 1.ury antt now demands "tre old pontiff utended 1 warm est of international organiza- dy airport in a fleet of 300 9:30 a.m. EDT arrival 1 Ker,. history. Ecumeniral Council bishops . Remained Overnigb& and lasting peace." paternal greeting to America's tions" - whose general assem- chartered buses to give tbe nedy Airport here. Pollee Commissioner Vincent, that he would "trust to the pro· . Johnson came to New York The "l)ilgrim Pope," who has 45 mllllon Roman Catbollcs. bly he will address his after- Pope an American rendition of Before returning lo Rome late Broderick ple<:~ded with New ~ vidence of thf; Lord" to bring Sunday tu sign a new, liberatraveled farther during the 27 "The first Pope to set loot noon (3:30 p. m. EDT). the "vive il papa'' (long Uve tonight, the 68-year·old pontiff Yorkers to stay home and1fruitful results from his ''mis- lized immigration law at the months of his reign than all of upon your land blesses you During 14 hectic hours on the Pope) cheers that go up will deliver a major address be· watch the Pope on television.; sion of 'leat-e and good will." foot of the Statue of Liberty. He ~is predecesson put together with all his heart," he said. 1 American soil befor~ returning when he drives through the , fore the U. N.. General Assem- But in. a city with a t:athol,ic l His purpose, he said. was sim· remained overnight to exte~ a m nearly 1600 yea111, landed Praises America to Rome late tomght, tile streets of Rome. It was a per- j bly : confer pr1vaely wih Pres- populatiOn larger than Rome s, ply to tell the world's assem- personal welcome to the pontiff. at Kennedy Airport at 9o2S a. He said it gave him great Pope also will confer privately feet October day - 'u n n Yl ident Johnson; offer Mass for his pleas availed little against I bled statesmen that mankmd During hL hectic 14 hours oo 1 EDT after a 4,33~mile flight pleasure to be in ''a country so with President J?hnson: ofter a and cool. . . : ~~ce in Ya.nkee S~~ium and the once-in-a-lifetime opportuni-1has suifered enough in this cen· 1 U. S. soil, ~ Pope will deliver from Rome aboard an Italian free, so strong, so mdustrtous, MaS! for peace m Yankee Sta- His 4,335-mile trap was the v1s1t the Vat1can pav1hon at the Ity to see the holy father m per- tury .rum devastat mg wars, a total nf mne forma l speeches, National A1rlines (Alitalia) DC3 so full of wonders, this country 1dium ; Yisit the Vatican Pavi- longest voyage ever undertaken ! World 's ~' a1r. .son and receive his blessing. and now must have a re-spite. counting the half-hour address jetliner. jot America. where we have !iO lion at the World's Fair; and by a Pope. It also marked the His first move, afler the forNice, Day Forecast Although the U. N. address to the qenerP.l Assembly. All o~ ~ .cheer went up from the ' very mdn. brothers, sons and[receive the acclaim of an esti- first visit by a reigning pontiff mal weleommg ceremonies at The weatherman did his bit was his principal rea son for !the speeches will be in English "':t•fmli( crowd at the airport as lfriends in the faith , and where, mated 1 million persons lining 1to the Western Hemisphere, the airpo1t, was to drive by servmg up a coot and sunny lcoming to America, the Pope 1except the V. N. address, fOE: ~e ~pe's _p.l~~e__touch.~ down a populous nation founds ltsl the route of a 24·mile motor where about half of the world's . through the streets in a 24-mile day - the kind the Pope is ac-1also looked forward to an hour· J Continued on Page 8 I ~~_ffl Former Gallia County Man Dies in Rural Road Wreck SAN QUENTIN, Calif. !UP!) - Prisoners at Sao Quentin prison wert treated Sunday right to the movie ''How To Murder Your Wife." A reviewA Gallia county man was killed and his father serious- er for the prison newspaper ly inJured in a one car accident at 7;25 p.m. Saturday on found the film "hiltrious - to , Rt 141, five and eight-tenths "iles south of the junction some people." of Rt. 233, almost 20 miles from Gallipolis. the The state highway patrol identified the victim as Wil· liam C. Stephens, 27, of 701 E. Hi,gh St., Mt. Vernon, a former reSident ol Gaiha ·- - county. entl~ failed to negotiate the It was the county's fourth curve and went off the rigllt JAKARTA _ THE POWI'R • traffic fatality of 1965. Dr. side of the highway. The car • fu J lndonesiaa Cummunisl par- Donald R. Warehime, county went through a fence and then ty was reported arming some coroner, said Stephens suffer~ sruck ~wo large trees On the IL its three million members multiple injuries including a land . of Naoh Webster, Rt. 1, · · · to f crushed chest. Death was due Patrmt. The 1965 Dodge was ' tc~ay, giVIng nse ears o1 a . he h . the demolished gu~rrilla-type war against Pres· to mternal.d morr agmg, __·_ _ __ Ohio recorded Its deadlist non· lclent Sukarno Army troops loy. coroner sal · holiday 1965 weekend on al to Sukarno clamped a tight Listed In sttisfa::tory condihlghwavs Friday through curfew on Jakarta. tion early this morning in Hoi· day, when 25 persons lost their " . . zer hospital is Clarence G. lives in traffic mishaps. The The army IS s31d to be very Stephens, 50" Rt. I, Patnot, vious 19S5 high was 22. in angry over the brutal killing of father of the victim who suf· Usl. s~veral general"' and determin- fered multiple lac~aions of ' ed for "revenge," the Malaysian head face and arms. a man wbo I A fire bhroadcand · sald. .·uhrepondrt~ Utat T~ viutim was pronounced .-- • ,1-· t at 1e"l ers 0 t e I oneslan rhuut ........ _ ....... aO n , , _ SHOP ELBERFELDS UNTIL 9 ON SATURDAY WORLD TONIGHT Th.u SUNDAY 1 'FANNY HILL" Miriam Hopkms --and- TO HELL" Albert King D'Ies sunday MEIGS THEATRE PomM'OI. Oldo ''B AC:K DOOR TO HELL'1 At Age 93 1 1tmnne Rudt;ers, Annabelle ·t!ll !!gms . Jack Nicholson, lut.rt I J~('I;.e\t ·· · "MISTEP MOSES" Tt'ehn h· olor) H·•l •. ·rl ,\\i l rhum, Carroll Ba· SUN . MON. 1nd TUES. October 3-4-.S .IF.RH.'r' LEWIS in " THE FAMILY JEWELS" Eligibility Rule f'or Camp Set Up .,. ' " Memben of the Syracuse, Mill- I ersville and Forest Run MYF ! will have to attend at least 20 meetings during the year if they want to be eligible to aUend MYF camp next summer. Thh~ was decided at a meeting last Sunday evening presided over by the vice president, susan Winebrenner. A Saturday's Telev:sion Program ·'!'' . \ '' '\ \ I• • . HaUo- , ; ween party and hayride is planned for tl'lis week, on a day to be set. Refreshments were served by the Forest Run group. · l 'I I. ,. \,. .. DROPP•P TIES PHILADELPHIA <UP])-The Phlladelphit Philli"' have endworking agrt!ements w1th Miami of the Florida State I • I League and Eugene, Ore., of tbe Northwestern League. The National League team said 11 has not riecided whe1her to re- 1 place the Class A clubs. 1 BRAPLEY ABROAD .. NEW YORK (UP!)-Former Princeton All-America basketball star Bill Bradley left Frl· day for England to study for two years at1 a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford'> Worcester College. I Bradley reportedly left behind : a $100,000 offer frDm the New\ · York Knlckerbockers of lhe Na- 1 ~t BasketbaU Aaslcialion. · WSAZ-TV WCHS-TV Channel3 ChannelS 7:00 Jalm'1 Almanao So 00 Popeyo and Pala 9:30 Atom Ant IOoOO Secret Squirrel lUI Undenfoi II oOO Top Cal II :30 Nationwide Dowling 12o30 Duke Vs. Pittsburgh 3:30 World Series l oOO Theatre 3 lo 30 Flatt and Scruggs 7o00 Porter Wagoner 8o00 I Dream of Jeannie 8;30 Get Smart ' '00 Saturday Night at Movieo 11:00 Late News IUO Weather 11: 15 Sports Roundup IUD Fllftll of tho tlll'1 7o00 TV Classroom 8o00 Captain KaliiJ&rOO g,00 "Heckle and Je<kle" 8:30 Tennessee Tux:edo IO oOO Mighty Mouse 10o30 Linus the Lion Hearted 11 ;00 :rom and Jerry l!o30 Quick Draw McGraw 12o00 Sky King 12:30 The Adventure! of Lassie ! oliO My Friend Flicka UO CBS News 2o00 Championship Bowling 3:00 ''And-Return ~ Mao·• 3oJO Town and Country 3:45 Great Moments in Music 4;00 NFL Countdown to Kictorf 5o00 Jim W•lle,. 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'. ) ' UO Neighbors ' 'I> Social Security 8oJO Word of Life 9:00 Superman 9o30 Froggle Presenll JO:OO Shenanipans 10 ' 30 The Beatles IloilO Casper Cartoon ohow l! o30 Porky Pig 1:000 Bugs Bunny 12:30 Milton the Monster LOO Hoppily Hopper I oJO American Bandstand 2:30 Let's Dance 3:15 Teen Time Rally 3:30 Adventure Time &. 00 ABC's Wide World of Spll UO Flintstones 7:00 Tammy 7,30 Shindig So00 The King Famly SoJO The Lawrence Welk Show UO The Hollywood Palace 10:30 WrestllliiJ IHIO Bob Young News .. 1U5 Chiller Theater I OWTJMERS ROLLYWOOD (UPI - In a r~ television apPearance ·Francis X. Bushman relllrnl! "' MGM· for a bit part 1n Dr. -'laaln elaooi hrdhthrdl Kildare.• THE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROl CO. .J I SAT.• ocr. I mGHUGHTS 8o00 I DREAM OF JEANNIE - "The Marriage Caper." Jeannie interferes with Tony's plana to marry his commaMing offi· cer's beautiful wife. Starring Larry Hagman and Barbara Eden. 9o00 SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES - '"The Honeymoon Machine," starrifll Steve McQueen, Brigid Bazlen, Jim Hutton, and Paula Prenti.,, Comedy about Navy personnel on a spree in Venice, Italy, with two beautiful girls and an elec-tric comvuter that they hope will enable them to break tho baok a the local Casino . I ' ' ' 1 I Channell3 --·-- ( ·:;,·~· POMEROY, OHIO WHTN-TV "ThalfaUered Dress," starring Jeff Chandler, and Jeanne Crain. ~'ir.l" I lupplomtnl To The Dally S.nflnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, Oldo MOl Tho Gllliio l'imOI. Galligoiia, O!Ue I 11:20 FILMS OF THE 50'8- I i ;•H .. .l. i TOP ROLE HOLLYWOOD (UP! Broadway actor Gene Jickman, wh otarred In "Any Wednesday," landed a t&p role in "Hawaii'' witb Julie Anrrews. HOLLYWOOD iUPI Julie Harris checked into Warner Bros. lor ber """'tarrlliiJ role with Paul Newman In "lbo lolovilll Target." and Blue Mist along with the White, can set the ., _ _ ........ IIIC_,., ILOOD SAVES LIVES 8094 Wallz Gown. Petite & 32·38, '13.00 ------ \~TIP 2,) CUT ALONG THIS LINI .' .•. 1 II .......-..- ·r TONIGHT . !~~k~?.~teraallonru t I Lelita Roman "BACK DOOR Ohio Hit by Deadliest .. I I I I SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1965 I i I I II I~,_ I~0 1:.. 12- - 1:; I~ I I I I I I I I I I ''This will REALLY kill bur· lesque." He is probably right. Broadway Bulletin Board BY OORO'niY Kn.GALLEN Broadwoy Bulletin Boord The Metropolitan Opera 's new "Faust'' may not be the best, but lt'o different. Sceni· c' lly, it Is breath-,takingly lov'" 1y, with costumes to match On the whole the performance! are good, but siftoe they have a girl cast as the heroine's brother ..ho io far sexier than the lady who plays tbe sister, one grows puzzled. Much has been <hanged. so that It wms like a b."l\let with ariM Interspersed, rather than vice veru. The ba~ tell> drew laugh! and catcall•, especially wben the daiiCi!n writhed and romped In what oppeared to be a otate of n•k· edn..,, d...,.ated here and there with 1 few beads or f,. !hers. We who are hlp to lheal· rica! tricks knew the ladle• of the ensemble wm enoaled in flesh-colored tightB, but they looked lllll<ed, and wben a few of them did the frug to thf- mu· II• of Gotmnd, the audience tit· tored. Tbo" evenf!lll WM best 111mmed up, I think, by a gen. !Ieman in the Diamond Circle • ...!'! "'~~ '"'""11,..1 ... """""''"''".. Sybil Burton has decided to drop original married name forevermore 1Hencetorlh s h c wants to bt known only as Sybil Christopher The comedy learn of Rowan and Martin now has its strongest rooter in Dinah Short. Barbra Streisand 's manager. long • time bachelor Mart} Erlicbman, is ~trothed to Robin Keil, described as an actress The movie industry has become collectively disenchanted with a major actor because of his drinking, b.is habit of throwing things, and his carelessness about showing up on the set. He is now considered a wry bad risk, and his once promising film career is all but over Ambassador Goldberg's first Broadway function since taking over for the U. S. at the United Nations wiU be his official appearance at the world premiere of "The Agony and the Ecstaoy" at Loew's State ont Thursday . The real rea· son for an actress trylng sui· clde was her despondency over a South American millionaire, who cealled getllllll her message . _. lt'l even money and take your pick in the much-puhllciz. ed romance between Mia Farrow and Frank Sinatra. Some members of the inner circle hlnl< the Idyll will fade rapid· ly; an equal number consider l& as passionate u ever. NBC is barriJl8 its stars from appearing • Dick Van 11)-ke'l u~..I .. J,. ,,. ...... t .,,_1 •• ' \. -~~ .... nkes to the air on CBS in NGvember. The show origin<~lly was offered to NBC. but that network's brass ook too mucb time to make up lbeir mind&. and CBS grabbed it Lauritz Melchior has filed a complaint with the Los Angeles district attorney against his u • wife's current suitor. Gary Damsker. The charge involves billa run up while Dams~er h a s been malting the Rome scene with Talitha Pol. granddaugkP ter of painter Augustus John . . Have a quole from Charlton Heston, who considers actresa. es a burden to actors : "An a L"tor often makes his living by making love to them. This. while privately delightful, is extreme. ly difficult professionally While I'm sure they exist, in my experienet I ha\'e never known a successful actress who was also a sUcceMiful womaf! " .. .. • SATURDAY'S LATE MOVIES Channel 13, "The Phantom ttil , ElvirA Quinlana. ChannEl 1. "Johnn} Guitar." l954, Ster ling llayder. and Channeel 3. ''Miss ~ole Thompson," t%4. Rita Hayworth. eeWEDNESDAY LATE MOVIE Channel 8, "The Falecon ib Mexico," 1944, Tom Omway. v THURSDAY LATE MOVII!: Channel I, "Drums in Q FRIDAY'. LATE MOVIES Channel 8, "A Woman's Devotion." 1956, Ralph Meter, and Clunnel 13, ''ColossiJS ud the Amaon Queen. lt63, Rod Taylor and "The Concrete J,.. .,,. " 1""'1 C' ...... , ..... "'·'-~- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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