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'page continuing 1Thetas and Charlie Cleland , a 110 yard kick-<>!! runback by seii," Paul Black, Tom W~, Yda. Pan. .. .. :·. ,,. .. HI McClmtock then moved mto the McChntock mtercepted a deep On the aeoond play of I b o threw key blocks for Evans Me- Cavote, a 70 yard run hy Wag Ttm Cozart, B1U Bll'd. Eddie Toll! Yda. . •••• ... • ZU spothght WJth runs of t7, lo and pass with 34 seconds remammg thtrd qiJ'ilrter, Cundiff broke' Clintock waa successful on a run ner and Grmstead's ftve yard Moran and Steve Dalley • Flnl Dowu · •• •.. , , 7 14 yards m the first half and raced 6li loose and 1prmted 57 yards fori for the extra pomts CBrry I Regular Mike Jenkins, a juD- Pa- Allom. .. ..... • H The dnve was concluded yards, outsprmting all challeng- hiB aecond touchdown Grueaer McClmtock scored the last Coach Deem, pleasoo with wr linebacker who was Injured Puseo Comp. ...,.,~ I when Grueser hit McClintock Iers, to gJVe Southern a 20 - 0 ran over the extra pomts ITornado TD early Jn the fmal the Southern effort agamst York, over a week ago, is still 1n PaiHI liter. I wtth a 28 yard touchdown pass halftime edge. Grueser's pass Defensive lmeman Denme Ev- period on a three yard run that wtll now prepare hts team for Metgs General Hospita and saw Poulllel ..... """'"'-'- B after the Tornadoes were levied to Matthews for the extra polnts ans, With 7 mmutes and 38 sec- capped a dnve of 67 yards. The a trip to North Gall1a next Fr1- no actton for lbe second Blralgbt Flllllbl01 ...... .. "'_;;;::J I Coach Ron Deem's Tornado Ia lo yard penally Tbe touch- fell Incomplete onda len m the thid quarter, In- try for the extra pomts on a run day week l'llmlllea loti ·--1""~~ t eleven, now With an overall 1- down pass came on the second l SECOND HALF ltercepted a Gnnslead pa,. and by TheiSS was stopped short J Others who plllyed ouiBtandSTATIS'I'ICS BY QUAR'i'tllll 2 record, smothered the scor-1 play of thesecond quarter, Gru- The oeoond half got underway' raced 42 yarda for his first York's last quarter touchdown lng ball for the Tornadoes m· Soutllen Yort Southern ...... I 14 IU - G • mg efforts of the Brwns until eser passed to Charlie Matthews with lbe Soulbern acormg ram-!touchdown of the season. Tom , off the Tornado subs carne on• eluded DaVId Spencer, Karl Rus-1 Yds. R.asb. .. .. .... . Zl$ IIIII York ... ".•""" I ~ 11-11 the last mmute of the th1rd per-~ - IJouthern'a Tornadnes, paced ., the hard runrung of Half.. cka John McChntock and lhenn CundUf, scored an 1mpress1va 42-24 victory over the York BI'Ulll8 at Buchtel Friday night. --uuoo:-. ,r,! 1 L x.:~:~leG~~:::tt:eTDshotl ~~~:~:~~i!::~d ~:~ w· 20 12 a y, IDS • J k t R II D p ogan uts own I ac e l_!laily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Ocll6, 196&-1 Athens Posts 2::i!=::·E!~ n••g w•In at I NelSOUVJlle <I third quarter! ~hen he plunged BY DAVE RICE 1had the hall for three plays and going to be shut out for the first man, picked his way 13 yarda over them. Mostly we had 14 mel paased to End Tom Daltca ovfter thelh goat meh from the 1 The Lo'-'an Chleftams came were forced to punt as the big tJme this season The Jackets• for the touchdown Ashley's try I run over you, and that wasn't for the two pomter and lt W&l a With er ree raJg t tne!l leadmg to town last "' mght expectmg a L ogan df "'""",~ I easy n 28-0 the s Tornadoes e ense refed us to g1ve very ta 1ented quarterbac k Bd u · for t he extra pomt was no !iVU\I • 34 6 theu subs were'" the game breath•'r but rece.ved a bll ot • ground ' dy Moore, had other tde~s and lhar s how the game ended STATISTICS It was reported that bolb nearly all of the fmal 12 mm- lscare from the Yellow Jackets The Jackets fme punter, W1th Moore ;md Rod Sauer The game was costly to both Logau Middleport Athens' fine halfbacka, Todd utes Grinstead h d ed who have been playmg msptred Gary Stobart got off a beaut1 domg most of the baU carry- teams as they 10q one plaJ er l&t Downll 14 8 rt:lnt Sn der and Dick Adams, IUHer00 ;m lmpo for 0 a account ball thi s year The Chleftams ful one th1s time as Jt bounded mg HIP. Jackets moved Lhe each by means of an InJury The Total yds rasblng %01 105 Athens post dY le m unes In t be ver 50 pomts m the last b r 47 )ards to ?:1 yard lme of the ball from thell" own 3iJ to the !Ch1eftams lost their ace quar I Vardt Pass 51 81 Southeastern OhJo Lea~ue VIc- e mmor g l 0 tw,o York outmgs and 18 the ar. ~:~e ~~~ ~etopIra~ ~~rarf~ne ChJeftams ThJ.OJ was JUSt one one yard !me of the Chudtams terback, John Ga~ser early m Total Varela S IS& ton Frldav mght 88 the red- hrst hall of play and both set 8 1 h He Icould take the m)ury rJ of Stobart's fme punts as he On the next play from scrmr th1rd quarter but reports were I Punts 4--38 7 4---43.7 1hot tlte chase passed the m1d :tire er ~ l 0f th IS on Y ot died Jackets of Coach Bob Ash punted 4 times for an average mage, Moore rolled out and be that he was JUSt shaken up and a"V n 1 way pomt Coacil Don Eskev S1 n s Yt ~ Yte m th third e everung on 1 of 43 7 bmd a key block by Rod Sauer would be all nghl I Passes att II 1 1Bulldogs remam as the le;uwe s starters un 1 1a 10 e 8 5s x-pom er yard carry Wllh less than ey Followrng the punt, the Chtef- scampered mto the end :ron~ The Jackets, on the other Paases comp. 3 S only undefeated team as thf>V period before the subs took over. two mmutes m the game I In the early mmutes of the tams, fmdmg the Jackets de- w1th the Jackets' hrst score of hand were not as fortunate as ; Passes 1nt 9 1 roared to a 28-0 v1ctory over StatiStics of the game all fa.. Cundiff and McClintock, both Igame It looked as If 11 was go- fense harder to penetrate, also the evenmg Dave Ashley s k1ck they lost thetr ace halfback Pta. •. 55 10 Nelsonville I vor Nelsonville as they out firstJUniors, meanwhile performed 1 mg to be a iefen~ve battle But had to punt A fme punt by Bill for the utra pomt was short George Sauer m the second quar- Fumbles (lost) 8 1 ! At Nelsonville spPrdy half downed Athens 12-7, led m fUSb.. ;Ith ~eat effectiveness for the ~sl~sual ~~ h;! ....~leftam b~ckh Westfall put the Jackets deep and the score stood at 20-6 w1th ter It ts believed that he will I Scormg Legan, Gasser, 14 back Todd Snyder returned the mg yardage 135 to 15 and m to~~a on offense durmg stal e d c~~ ot m lhe1r own terntory As has 3 30 left m the game be out for the remamder of the run Denms 5 pass, Kemper,) games opemng k1cknff &4 yards1tal yardage 135-123 Athens, bow· M ~int: quarters of action j teams P :r~th on 1 lr Y even been the Jackets fate all season Followmg Dave Ashley's k1ckseason He suffered a shoulder 1 yd run Ep Mundy, pass for the first Athens touchdown ever connected on eight of 18 ~th 0 t ~ounted ~or four ~r~s fun t etc osl~g ~utes!they fumbled and the Ch1eftams off the Ch1eftams took posses- dislocation I Mtddleport Moore, (two, 1 and 1t was 6-0 before many of I passes for 108 yards and bad 1 d 1f ern ou owns w lie Cun- ~ d : IrsSequar ~~ ~ben ga~, rf!covered on the 22 ston of the ball on the 24 yard The Jackets' Coach Bob Ash- and 13 yds ) the fans had settled mto the1r I one mtercepted Nelsonville com 81 1 1 1 From here the Chiefs work- lme Unable to keep the bali 1Jey sa1d he was proud of h1s~ :~:- mto paydlrt tern ~un/ carr~~or th~ b~~~ Startmg Lineups Logan, seats Hafback D1ck Adams fa1 peted JUSt two of 10 for zero f1 t T I14 'i d 1 0~ h to the horse on offense Chuck Kern- movmg, they were forced to I team for battlmg back agamst Ends, Brooker and Denms Tac- ed on his run for the two-pomt yards and had three mtercept· drJY: 818~ted o~doStouchdown /ar hme J 0the ~ackets Iper carrted the ball most of punt agam, th1s t1me to t h e heavy odds to score twtce m kles, Trowbridge and Courter , conversion agamst the tough I ed The Hotmds also comm1tted 1 the final penod agamst the be11t Guards, Fell and Fox w en demor Den f thromh erte n art sse rb onke the way to the I yard !me where Jacket 30 Center, Nelsonville !me I stx fumbles, but lost only one to nle E,,..,. ...ns recovere a fumble o e es runnmg qua er ac s h t th f h h h Hind h s k G K on Brums' 40 d1 Th m the SEOAL lea lied t e pu e mls mg touc es on Moore Jt Ronme y on ILogan had Smlt ac s asser, emper, Less than four mlsutes later the Bulldogs la 1 yar me ree gue, ro ou Itt With a J yard plunge Leo two consecutive passes of 14 They stuck in there 8 n d Mundy , Daubem1re I the Bulldogs cashed m an 1 SCORE BY QUARTERS• PSIIuystl aterC, ondafffoburth and two fto lmhe nght "IndGbucked hts wadyl Shultz s run for the extra pomt and 3& yards and the Jackets fought all the way," smd Ash- I Middleport End s Stobart other Nelsonville mi scue011when 11 Athens 14 14 0 0 - 28 a on, un 1 roke loose or t e score asser s passe h nd th Chi Ita k k th Ch f 1 nd Rob T kl y and gall ed 34 d t0 M d f h EP d L.,o.. was s ort a e e ms were agam noc mg on e 1e ey 1 '3 mson ac es ance John Lackey a 175 _ pound Nelsonville o ooo_ o rJ ht op yalds own the un Y or t e an led 2()-() v1 th 2 30 left m the tams' front door W1th one mm- Said Adams ''Your boys and Ash ley Guards S1gman t defensive tackle mterce ted a l• r-----------=--ioij g Side mto the end zone gan led a.o with one lnmute left third quarter ute left m the game Moore a- were sttckmg m the trench to- and Blake Centers Gladwell · p The try for extra pomt5 on a 1n the flrst quarter ' ' ' Hound pass on the Nelsonv11le W1th three qll3.rters gone it gam rolled out and beh1nd mce DJght We had to get your! Backs Moore Hmd} G Sau run was stopped short The second quarter was dom- 11ooked as tf the Jackets were blockmg by hlS rntenor line- lmemen out of the way or run er, R' Sauer, Swartz' SIX yard lme and rambled The next Southern TD dnve mated by the Ch1eftams af! the the end zone Fullback Don Mc- I ~:e ~=1d 1~:e s~~~~r ~ross~ fr~m !~t lh~ 1 ~ec:d h:~ ~: I t :S fir s MOJOR ~~:~n~;~a~a~ ss~;rtp!~~: ~~: ~~~:Lsora~a~~e ~Jlt~~t pero: l pan thers Lose at Jackson 16•0 :;~r ~:al~-ot~elthcor;:r:l~n :~ I I was forced to punt lthe Chlefs groundoulflrsLdowns the f1rst penod Southern took over on 1ts 20 and 63 yards :.a carry the ball I ' M1dway m the second period yard lme and Bob Grues 1 ·I to the Jackets 5 yard line another Nelsonv1 1le pass was m From there Gasser faked to The Jackson lronrnen made dalr h1t twtce to get the touch- ~ the Panthers moved qwckly to and h1t on two for 62 yards and mterce ted and returned to the mediate! gamed 15 a~r 00 Y Y s l h h ~~- k 0 D b thetr Homecorrung feshvJt1es down B1erly ran the extra pomt the Jackson 30 but a five yard once on a fumbl e and were Pd f h Ad IS a uJdC ave au enm1re, hal zed one yar 1me rom w ere . 1 Overseas Employment Iand threw a pass to his split complete Frtday rught as lhey around left end. penalty for offside& helped t pena 1 95 yards ams scored on the next play end Steve Denms for the touch- turned back a stubborn Pome- Th I d I In 1 the surge The Panther offense worked I Adams a am was sto ed on I All trades tr1u•k dr1ver to I roy Panther eeven 16-0 ln a e ronmen score aga n I well between the 30 yard hnes g PP proJect engmeers Africa down Kemper 5 run for the ex- h ttl th t the fourth quarter After takmg Laer m he same period he '-·t tt d de the h his run for the conversiOn and 1•1 1 ' th tra pomt was short and the a e a was a o c oser an h h ll th Jr h p h d he I nl "" spu ere IDSI m w en ~ -t 20-o lh II 43 Europe A'"• South Poet fie I traded at half tune II- !be score Indicated. !the p' hon fe ledown 4IJ fw enh ,_anbet ers medovbe ktobt thl Iro y little nustakes proved costly ' was th h~~ remampald travel housmg, rood , e ant ers 81 on a ourt 1 w turn ac y e on- Defensively the looked good Jng m e a Atlantic H1.,:h salary jobs, Four times the Panthers down play for possession ln men Two passes that bounced m st of t~ a Y Bruce Slm The fmal TD of the game male, female over JS OE!B Th SECOND HALF knocked at the door of the eJght plays Jackson moved to I off the flniertips of Panther re- ~ Lenrue ~ ~- Meter an~ I curred With 6 56 Jell m the Box 23190, Oakland Park, e third quarter started as Jackson goal line only to be paydirt w1th B1ery movmg he ceJVers were all that prevent- ~ck Kru ht d~d most ' r the - -0 Fla 33307 Jackets received the ball turned away through penalties fma 17 yards 1n one spur Bter- ed the Panthers from cashing k g the b th Do I MEDICAL CIIEC"S their own 26 Jme or by passes almost completed ly's pass to Marty Wallace was m ;;~sh:r=!g In~11 f~w ~~ ROME (UPl) - The Setlal<•'l Jackson meanwhile capdal- good for the extra pomt and the T·~tce in the final peruJd the runs himself especially m the '11mrsday passed a government 17<d on 51 yard pa;s play 1 ~ lead Panthers moved 1ns1de the Jack first quarter' when a 20 yard htll ~~posmg ~e<lical checkt' o; with less than two mmutes left The Panther! looked as H they son ZC, but falled to mamt&n keeper by Sw1sher moved the Dros Utlli an so JcJ, mg and · scandalou:;; I 1n the frrst half 14 set up 1 to m1gnt get on the score hoard the momentum to oarry them hall w the Jackson II 8 f1rst score The pass from early when Lenrue Van Meter on no the end zone The Panthers entertam the ~nme Scott B1erly to Rusty Henry almost broke loose on the open- Stattstically, Jackson had 10 Nelsonville Greyhounds "' Pom- 1 th ~ measure was doppo:ed by earned the bal 14 the Pome-1mg k1ckoff. He made It out to first downs and 163 net yards eroy Sladium m Parents' Night 1 e t ommuniSts an ot erk I roy four from where Larry A- 1 the fifty yard lme from where ushing They passed five limes feettVt!Jes next Friday mgnL posl tonl~beups as an atlac - -- -persona u rty DISCOUNT II a' McArthur Shoots Eagles Down 20-6 Get Your Cart Cooling System Ready For Winter STAGE WALKOUT WARSA\1 •UPIJ- The Soviet Uruon's delegates walked out of the congress of World FederaA 44-yard run by Roier All- 1 Other than Allman's hurst,\ hme cappmg a Ill yard match I lot downs .. . .. I 17 !ton of Trade Umons Thursday man, w1th 7 23 remaming m1the Eagles did the1r pi'aymgl McArthur didn't score agam 1 Yda rusb . ..... .... 11 Z98 when an Albaman delegate atthe game was the only score between the two 20 yard Jines until early m the fourth penod 1 Yds pass .•. • . • .• . 36 20 tacked them as ''Khrushchev1te I posted by the Eastern Eagles Meanwhlle, McArthur scored when Halfhack George Peters Toll! Vdo •.... 113 m reVISIOWSIS" I Fnday w!lht ln droppmg thea JD the !trot, oeoond, and fourth plunged m from the I Peters Pail comp. .. 1 Of 19 t oil [lfth of 91x contests thJs season penods With pmt-s1zed (130 lbs ~ also ran the one successful ei- Fumbles Z 1 k1ckoff from h1s 20 to the 37 at home agamst McArthur. The Eddto Weidner, fullback, easily tra pomt try after Weidner's Fumb !Ott .. .. .. • 0 I The Blue Dmls racked up one score was 20-G the star of the game He got aecond TD Puats ..... 5-33 i!-37 fast down , but three plays Jat- 1 over the Eagles' goal line from The ar1thmetic of the game 1 av. av. er found themselves With a The VIctory assured the Gen- ~the 4 With >32 left m the fll'St wa• all on McArthur's side IDI By Quarters I fourth and mne at mulfield An- [ erals of a tie for the cham~ quarter. endmg a 66 yard drive table form. McArthur 6 8 0 &--20 derson h1t Gilmore With a 21 1onship In the new-hom Mid - 1m 16 plays, and agam m the East .MoAr. jEaslem ... .... 0 0 0 II- 6 yard pass to the Wellston 29 OhiO Football Conference, second quarter from lbe I, thlol Another pass to Sam EISnaugle - - -- ~ to the Wellston 40. Gallipolis I score the Rockets' first touch- nett.<! three yards Anotller pass was penalized for delay of game. down w1th 10 35 left to play iD was mcomplete Anderson's next I The hall waa on tbe Wellston 37 tht fJrst half Gtlmore halted pass to John Brown was inter· II The scoreboard clock showed down a pass mtended for the cepted deep In Wellston 12> len to play when Long extra pomts Wellston led 6-<1. tory .. the clock ran out endmg WeDon'tGueu acampered aown the 1eu stde The 81 ne Is k ha k the first hau the remamine 37 yards to score j ue VI struc c ' Recovery of a key fumble ed on lbe pigskin to save lbe Insurance touchdown An- marching 6li yards m aeven Gtlmore was the Blue Tlt>'rils' I WeHavellie and two long runs In the third the day. Gallipolis started alderson's pass to Tommy Green plays, wtth Gtlmore racmg the workhorse gethng 136 yards period aet up lbe winning toocb- 71 yard march, scoring ml for lbe extra pomts was 00 final 2!1 yards for the first 19 lugs D1ck Long carrted Equipment'. down hero Friday m!lht as eJght plays. good That wrapped up the Gallipolts touchdown Anderson ' times for !2 yarda and ADderCoach Terry llaru!ley'a Gallta Pete AndersOJJ unoorked 1 13 ' ball game 22 .12 for the Blue passed to Gilmore for the ex- son picked up 63 yards m etght Academy High School Blue De- yard aerial to John Brown. I Devtls tra points The Blue DeVIls were sweeps Kirby Oller was the viis pounded out o :12-12 win IThen Danny Gilmore galloped I lt was the third consecutive! ahead H. lead1ng ground gamer for the over the visiting Golden Rocyards around the left side wm m Southeastern Ohio Alb- That action packed second Rockets, getting 76 yards m bts from Well&ton. and was hauled down on lbe letic League play 1..- the Blue qu.rter saw the Rockets score IS attempts. Wellston was on the move' Wellston 40 by Allen Marsh. Devils and the first home wm qaln wttb 3 o; !eft to play 111 Gallipolts led 17-10 m first Holding a IU halftlme Three plays later lbe Blue Dev- of tho season It came before the fnt half to take a IU lead. downs and P•ied up 284 yards the Rockets roared back Us had a III'S! down on lbe a RomeooDUJU! crowd of ahout I Estep returned the enswng kick 011 the ground, adding 37 by "USED CAR DPLS" lbe second half kickoff, Wells!Am 2!1. 30011 spectators. Gallipolio back to tho Galhpolts 44. w for a total 321 yards Wellsdeep Into Gallipolis Gilmore raced 21 yarda to the DOW 4-: 1m the season m all The Rockets ptcked up a first wn had • total of 200 Y"'"• II Aided hy two good gains Wellston a. Dick Long balled games , down on the 31J Mart Hayhurn with 141 on lbe ground and 59 Fullback Kirby Oller, 13 for three yardo and lben Gil· The Blue Devtla travel 001 tossed a 30 yarder to John Pope ulD;;tho;_;:;a"~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~-=-=-=-=~ 14 yards, the Rockets' more IWept tho rtpt side for Atltentl next Friday to meet for the aoore I" Hayhurn tossed I 10 yard the touchdown. AnderliOII pass- undefeated league Wellaton's Kirby Oller made to Roger Estep on the ed to Ed Hamilton for the oz. dogs, who are 4-tl 1n tho extra polnts but there polll 29. The marcb tra points. Thet could have play after Friday 1 Oag on the play and the Roc..: 45 yarda In eight play&. been the ball game, but !bat win over Nolsonvlllo. bts drew 15 yards 1m a Jobo Pope bll lbe riP! l.S-12 GaiUpoUS lead looted 11 :1-1 in SEOAL play, foul Grog Howell hatted 11 of the Blue Devil line It amall. There ,... 1 25 loll in second place aloJ18 With down Rayburn's pa" for ' and Pope darted the third period. and JackliOII, both sporting polnto, and Wellston dropped lbe ball. Jobo Midway in the fourtb lrame, recorda 1011, 160 Junior eenter, Wellaton's Jolm Milliken re- Tho first quarter was "';:1 ~Gilm::ore:_~relumed:;:.~lbe~ens;:u::lng covered GibriQro's fumble on less GallipoliB took the • the GaWpolls 21, and lbe Rock-ling kickoff and drove 46 ':~jl ets lbreated 18 lake back !be from their own 37 wlbe ' F I N I S HI N G load. Tho ~ts were unable ton 15 only to lose 1be ball to dent lha. lllue Devil One, downs. 11 took Wellaton e~ght Our beet qulllty miued op a p88l play, and pm- playo to get out to their own ~bled OD I fourtb and three lllu- 45 81 the quarter ended, !At •W:• • T Sunday, Oct. 17 alton. '!be Galllpolll One held Tho Rocketo failed lo laiD • • 1 DAY SERVICE and lllleellld Estep fGr a three and punted. On the first pi.QStarting At Noon ON REQUEST 1lfd loas. Anderson's plass waa 111 Anclenaa '-"""" Sl Jarda lo eepted on tho Gallipolla 40 Forked Run _ft.O 1nson's !be woitatoa tr but olfloills Nld! Steve Jelfen and returned Sportsmen's dub COMPLm 1 UDIATOR SIRVIQ Recovery 0 f Key Fumble IS• VI•tal•Ill GAHS 22•12 w·m eREPAIR esOIL OUT eRECONE eNEW RADIAtOR I I Puta Brand New Kitchen in the "Heart of Your Home" 1 Next to owning one's own home there's nothing as satisfying as owning a Kitchen by Scheirich. Choose from three magnifiCent frnishes-Bronzeglow Btrch, Royal Birch and Heather Btrch-all excttingly dtffer· ent. yet each with the charm found only in natural wood. You wiH delight in the many convemence features, too-bread drawers, cutlery drawers, slidIng lowel racks, pan racks and many others. There's a wide selecllon of cabinet &izes so that even "problem" kitchens can be frtted without difficulty. All work dnnt by our own expert Installers. Tt11111. , I Sch.e.i/t.i.c.h.. " r l "• ' N '• - CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. Opp. 1&0 0.,0. Ph.675-1160 Cllh & DeU-r C•h a c.rrv Budget Plln 1 MOTORS DISCOUIT "I"H 1 YOU MEET DIE HKESI PlfiLE ON l -a SHIRT SHOT GUN MATCH s..:i. ~~line Hawk's Cycle b" -~=~~~!::::.JI. bt - HONDA 1 "* op lhllllbe Blue Devil 4 yard line. ~ 11 llntlltll IIGcDt tr, 14 piDid . lirbJ Oiler 1118 ...,. " ' ' - - - - - - went out of lJotmda �.. Z~l>aily sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, o., 0ct. t6, 1uos1 t. I'IR!4!1<. Be Is tile first FUture Far· Band Presen~s. Mrs. Davis, 54, TopAwardof .'""""' • c· I 1LeoDevotions were given by lira. I Around And Receives State spectacular Dies Thursday FFAMadeto ::"':reonor Ire e Smith and in<lwled a h,am.l About Officers Oct. 12 -~To Aid Family :!P~ ~:~: Middleoort Flirell Rose eouncn, Daugb. Sh · D k . PT. PLEASANT- Mra. l!er· Leon Youth .:Of Missionary presented inter<!IIDg facto Blain Walburn ters of America. met Oct. 121 OW lD ar Itha c. Davis, 54, First St., = •w • 0 "' .; ~:e~:W~ ~: Dol ACouncil .I chard Awards. .:!1~ :O~t~ Ute N:: ::::ngoul~ ;':Z~~~~;:., l (00 and Is represen""" West Vir· Otis Bel! family, who Mr. and Mrs. • 'I&. with Gertrude Hoffman, Ute died Thursday evening •'j In Rlc•bardl """ J!1eDS were made to asa!ll a are Methodist mtssionar!O! ser- and chlidren, thVlennak ~· lth eounclior presiding. Slate offi· The Middleport Yellow Jack· \ Grant BQSplW In Co1mnbus af. PT. PLEASANT~ nd at Ute Pennsylvania Farm missioDary famUy In Japan vlng in Japan. Mrs. Smith read are. spending e wee en ; ... eora ware received officially, et Marching Band presented _ter an extended Uine!B. Fauver, son of • ~~~~!~~~~~=-:---:":::"i . wbeD the Eleanor Circle of a letter from Ute family descrlb- their par:•~•· a~d: :· Ray·· and included Mrs. Wakely, Dis· its speetacular "Lights Out"'l She was born Oct. 4, 1111 In F. R. F~uv: :/ ~~ ~t. 1• Heath MeUlodlll Cburch met tng their Uvq eondltions and oer See · an · 1 bict deputy and P.S.C., Edith show Friday evening, demon. Calhoun County, daughter of 11165 gra ua n tle Complete Rooms Thursday evening at I b • their projecls. Their oldest son mond Walburn.n of Ute u. s. Betzing, Aosoc. State Councilor: i strating again quanty if not Ute late Sennett and Angelo But. IDg?, School, who won th~,ti of of 0 1 81 church. Mrs. Chariea Bradbury, is attending Ohio University and / ; ~n:~':.' New Bampahlre · Margaret Seidenabel, deputy of[ quantity. The orange and black . ler Cottril!. SurviviDg are her ~ ~~J: 'f!t ~~~e presldenl, was in charge of the visited Beatb Church last year. vr.lt~~ecentiy' with hi• parents, ~ Theodorus, and Phyliis Rowan, uniformed band entered the f!eio husband, Ralph Davis; a broth- ~n awarded one of th~ JDeellng. _ The circle voted to accept Ute Mr and Mrs. Francis Anderson] deputy of Forest RoBe. lin a silent march playing the er, Russell Cottrlll, Pt. Plea.. far . lzes In the FFA - - · budget for the year and also Suzanne Bradbury R i 0 Mrs. Wakely, on behalf of the I new fanfare by Yoder, led by ant: two sisters, Mrs. Marley th mmU8 pr ccordi to L. QO B. F. Goodrich [took the project of contriburtng Grande CoHege stude.rt, Is spen . Cooncll, presented Phyllis Row- drum majorette Miss Connie _Cottril! of Pt. Marion,, Pa.. and W~t!, 0~l:clpal ~ PPHS. ' $100 to the Bell faiDIIy. They •I· lng the weekend with her par·' an with a. beautiful gift, a large Cooke. Mr!. Mae Bryan of Ph11lppl, W. Richard received the INSULATED BOOTS so planned to s~nd a Christmas ents, Mr. and Mrs. charles framed p~eture and ch?," cush· The band then stepped smart-, Va. and two grandchildren. place award and a check far box to the missionary family. Bradbury. Miss Bradbury has!•ons, The group sang Let me ly down the field m squads of Funeral service will be held fjOO as the outstanding Poul"lrv Stu The group planned a rum- been chosen to participate in Call You Sweetheart.• Mra. four to the muaic of "Burnish-, Sunday at a:so p. m. at the Farmer In the eastern Unil!edll 6 to 12 pr. mage sala with Mrs. Jean Ute Rio Grande College vocal Rowan expressed her apprecla- ed Brass." With the stadium in 1Mohr·Stevens Funeral home States at the Na~onal FFA con. . lddl 0 Guarontetd 1 Yoor Cooke and Mrs. Earl Davenport ensemble group. Ilion and thanks lor the gifts darkness, the band gavt one of the Rev. Gaston Boyle, Jr .• of- ~ven~ti~on~in~K~an~s~as~Ci~ty~~t;h~is~-~M~'""':t::'po:rt, -=~ as co-chairmen w1th the date Mrs. Della Carnahan, a Ire- and of the members attendmg their best performances as they ficiatiDg. Burial will be in Kirk· . . 'S and place to be announcad lat. quent vllitor in Middleport, hao th• meetings and welcomed! went into field maneuvers, for- land Memorial Gardens. 1er. Mrs. Bradbury annouaced been 1n Mentor, Ohio, with her those who had been absent for 1ming large and small boxes in1 Friends may call at the fun. : that Mrs. Gal~ Brown would son, Delbert, for five weeks. , sometime. contrary motion, outllned in col·'l eral home after 2 p. m. Satur.. Middleport be program chwrman and Mrs. Her son aecompanied her to , Also welcomed were Erna Jes. ored lights worn by each mem·. day. Robert Byer devotional chair· bar home in Bucyrus before gOol se, team captain of Forest Rose, ber. man for the November meeting. lng to Colorado hunting. Edna Riebel, district warden; From here the band formed ! WHAT 11 THE TRUTH,,, Plans were made for Ute an- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight" Ntttie Hayes, Della Stahl and kaleidoscopic patterns which nual Christmas ba1881' to be joined their daughter and son- . Winona Cook, all of Theodoru! were especially effective with beld jointly by the Eleanor Cir- , ln-lsw, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bal·l Council, and Mrs. Doris Koen!g, 1the lights forming different pat. c!e and the Afternoon Circle ley ~f Columbus, for the. home- Che<ter Council. . terns to the music oi "Block November 30. Circle members COf!11D8 ~arne. an~ actJVJhes at Mrs. Ulah Swan gave a r~ Band Jazz." The majorettes : were reminded to bring articles Ohw UmversJly m Athens to· : port on the rummage sale mi were features in a fire baton PT PLEASANT- Roy R. Kinto the next meeting lor the ba- day. Mr. and Mro. Halley are Pomeroy Oct. 5-6 which waSt routine with the band leaving caid. Sr., 52, of 503 Kennedy-av. 2l1 Ar. spendmg .the remainder of the very successful. It was announ- Ute fi eld to the "Fight Song." paS8ed away Thursday at s-:1.0 . esti The halloween theme was [ weekend Tbe answer to th ts qu on P1UJ r ts m Middleport with her ced that a bake sale wouldCJbe l The pre-game show 1eatur-' p.m. m th e GallipoUs Medical many more important facta can carried out in the de~sert course pa en · held Oct. 29th at the Lyons o- ed. the band's usual entrance to Center Hospital after an 11 day bo fo d · the rov.aling new served by Mrs. Keith Goble ' The Rev. Howard Ruppel! ver Farm Store 10 Tuppers un m B d F It 0 t th was In Athens Thursday where l 1 . I the goose-step, commg to cen- 111 ness. 0105 llooldel, "The Truth About Nerve and Mrs. ernor u ' e. he !led Ed Tu k P · terfield where they played the Mr Kincaid was born June Dtafneu." Write, phone or visit close of the meeting. Att.cndlng 1 h cah d-: hgar .c erman Escorted to the altar by the "National Anthem ,. under the 1 19i3 in Kanawha county, the 0 01 fDday for your FREE copy. in odd1tion to the above named I w a !fen d ospila~~~ With flag bearers were the desk off!· dire Uon of Mr Wilhall' K .;,n the late w B and Leona 1 ~iauoobhra.tioo. were Mrs. William Russell, Mrs. hon}unes H su •1re 10 8 8 at his cen and the Counc1lor, Edith R cell ~~ollo~ing the aim~' Allen Kincaid · · 1 e ' recuperating at 8 ,,: . tr e Ulah Swan uss . . M· E· Do wson, Mrs. Cha rles hi me. ho e""'-~ng, easur r, ' mater song the band left the H as employed as a sec-~ BADIO Byer, Mrs ~argaret Edwards, ~r. ~~d Mrs. Cecn Bradbury F. S., and Gertrude Hoffman, field With a twist-turn forming !on/ on river boats for and Mrs. Rita Slaven. have retumed from a 10 • day C.f, wbherePhtheiiy wRore present"! a a corridor for the football squadl the Consolidated Coal Company \ 1g• t Y Y " owan. w 0 to te th f !d 0 1 P1ttsburgh for the past 1 th23 GO TO GALLIPOLIS vacation trip to Niagara Fa!Is' Utanked them for their splendid en r e •e · Mrs Bob Houdashelt ondl through the New England States,, cooperation and wonderful! The Logan Chieftam bond, years. He wash a :::t~!"rNo r e Brent: Mrs. Bill Pettit, Christy, [ oown the east coast to New York work. under the direction of AI Hor·!~·P:.i~=c U~on a IOULV 3-4550 · and Billy, and Mrs. Gladys Tay. ~ty wh~re the~ ~~h~es~ of I Durmg the social hour refresh·~ sky, presented a show of pre- Surviving are h" wife, O!ev· 245 E. Stolt St. Athon•i lor were in Gallipolis {!, e~~n a;, , menll of homemade ice cream, CIBIOD _marchmg ,~ 0 popular fd Aushn Kincaid, one daugh1~ SISderM an coffee, sandwiches, pick- tunes mcl~dingd "OS!dweet Geor· ter, Mrs. Edna Neville, PI ~';.:::ii::5:;::::5::5;:::::5.;•:;;n_:b::u:•i•:;;•e:;ss;;,·=..-----=,~- (Es,'thaner Brar~b ury.) war s cake 'De 'ft'LD M cld LG )I les and potato chips were ser- gla, Brown an Man Riv· Pi t t sons Archie andl "th th . tt f easan , wo , Q "'; W Cr' • TV ved. er, WI e maJore es ea- Ro R J both of Pt Pleas· Your Vote and lnfluenco Appmiated lured in a dance number. an'f. t~~ Mrs. Ora Hall , •• Pd' C ' Dtsq.IIIL. tAo ..... Lucas, Cheryl Williams, Lindo lor Charleston and Mra. Bess1e , • Hspnpp c ...... c: ..... Hysell: Sports Editors, Varsity, Todd of Pontiac. Mich.; one hrJ>,,,, &D , John Grate ; Reserve, Dennis 1ther Jennings Kincaid of Quin- • ~ CANDIDATE FOR Weber; Junior High, S I e v e wood w. Va. Four grandchii.........,....: ,., ra , , ,, , .............. _ _ Spyg!ass, RuUand's HIgh Grimm, and lntrumurol, Nandren ' alsn survive. Calor Q 7 pn:tplf .u. School's newspaper, has eom· cy Young. Funeral service wili be held p!eted ita staff this week, Bev· ] Class Reporters are Senior, Sunday at 2 p.m. in the HenderGeneral Election November 2, 1965 orly Forbes, editor, announced. : Bob Burke; Junior, Liily Imboson Church of ChriSt with blll'~--Assistlai her are Feature Ed· den; Sophomore, Linda Oiler, llal followiDg In Suncrest CemeExperienced & Qualified , l _ . a itora, Cheryl Long, Barbara and Freshmen, Nancy Miller. tery under the direcllon of the Welsh; Society Editors, Janel Special Reporters are F.H.A. 1 ThirJy.flve Rutland HI g h 1Crow-Husse!l Funeral Hom e. WY BUDGET TERMS! ' Dixie Wamsley; Band, Jim school football players joined Friends may call at the resl· WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL! White; Glee Club, Kathy Thorn· their "Dads" for bows on pre- dence after 7 p.m. today. aa: Student Olunci~ David Pet. game ceremunle! Fridy night erson and Fun Page, Marlha at Ute game wiUl McArthur. The capybara, which some- • Brown, Mary Crowser, Sne AJI. The Rutland High BChooi times attains B weight of 100 : 1derson. band directed by Robert · pounds and a length of four !eel, Bus!neu Managers are Nannar, Jr., moved to the center is largest of the world's 2,000 : IWITH MILLER MAYTAGI 1 1cy Lambert and IJnda Davis. Ute field, playing 1n succession, apecles ~of rodents, accordln~ 1 j WY 2-3631 HARRY MILLI!Il POMEROY "Down The Field," "Mr. Touch. ID the :encyclopaedia Brllanm· .: 111811, 0, the j 3 1 BAKER FURNITURE ::-' 6 i Roy Kincaid I ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS? ·. Dies Thursday I I :Ste I Radloear Co. Dies \ I Adntlral. FRED LEIFHEIT ;,,rt..,, SpyglaSS Stafl .h At RutIand Hlg /s Completed PIayerS Take BoWS WI'th Dads at Game Trustee Salisbury Twp. I ,.. __ - --'C , . .................. ... ........... ............,....... ...,,, ....,.,..._ E: ft t I I !&'' ??,..... 77 .... ~ \I Associated Radio & TV He's making an early start! Your newspaper carrier knows the value of promptness, in Elivering your newspaper to you, when and where you want it. That's just one reason wh he's making SOCIAL CALENDAR in developing sound business 11bilities and principles. Through I, ! I the importance of reliability and courtesy, and the rewards of enterprise and co.F;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'"I' John Wise, Nate Wille; initiative. Its an early X! Von FOR start •. • to a great BROOKS SAYRE tomorrow! On Ntwtpaperboy DIY, Satunlay, Oct. 16, wo proudly aalute ell th. . yeu111 bualn111mtn. Wood, Mrs. Lee Wood Sr. Fre!bmen, Lanny Mrs. Jame• Aahburn; Brogan, J8DIM Adam!; Lemley, Mrs. Anne Sieve Lu<as, Mrs. Mildred .......,...... .... _ ...... ...... '»·• U ?'Ia... I of' I ntn1s••• .. SE!D Rill'AIRS FERTILIZER INSURANCE lntertslencl TIXII Debts C1sh Living ExptnHt C1pJt1l lnvtltrn.:!ntl PAY CASH and SAVE MONEY JACKSON PRODUaiON CREDIT ASSOCIAnON Modern Credit fllr Modern Formers Chortn Dlx. Alhono.l!olgo County Monogor 114 Mulborry Pomeroy Call WY 2-5270 In Pome"'y ot LV 3-16121n Alh0111 IPCt! .... ..... ....... "Sure Sign of Quality" •s·•7 ••••••• ._.. ...-..._........_. ..... I "{ '" w;' The New LegisIat"IOD 10 Bene£It RuraI peop]e 1 1 I permitted in the arrangement classes. Dried, painted, glittered, or fresh materiaL! may he used in all classes. Baubles ob. viously for Christmas may be used in an classes: The deci .. ion of the Judge WID be final Bases, acc.,.ories and caodies may be used in aU classes. A card hstmg plant mater: lalrllses."hould accompany a~ I enInterference with the judge may cause an entry to he dJs. qualified. Arrangements w!ll not be made on the show table.!. Work tables will be provided. The Slandard System of Judg. lng will he used, blue, red, yeJ. low and white, In numerical order. Clltegories Include Section A, Arliat!c Arrangemenls, 14 classSection B, Invitational, twn Sec!ion C, Educational, five Section D, for Juniors, Artistic (2 eta....) and Exhlbito, two classlll!, which will be a ahow ol gourds and how to use Ulem, by Mrs. II& bert Lewis, member of the Nationa! Gourd Society, and a Chr!stmaa display by Rio Grande E>tenslon Class Art III. ....... 'J1Je Almanac 1e11ce of Me.l8s County peop1~. 1 Massar of Belpre ca lled at · Saturday rvenmg ,w1th Mr and Hwk y D1ll nn · halfb acks Ru~~ By United Press International ' the Starling Massa r home re- · ~rs Norm an McCam and fam- Mi ll er and s.tev e Brya nt and Today is Saturday, Oct. 16, cently. l ily. ______ fu(lba~k _Ervm Rush. the 289tb day of 1965 with 76 to , Mr. and Mrs . Ross Cleland . loi!ow. Larry of Chester, Mr. and Mrs. The moon ls approaching its Vernon Cleland o! Columbus, ' last q~arter. 8 - - -· The morning star io Jupiter. New York Clothing 8 4 The evening slars are Mars, Team No. 5 6 6 Venus and Saturn. c Donrm's Restaurant 4 8: WITH THESE On this day In hislory: I Landmark 2 10 USED FARM EQUIPMENT SPECIALS at! 011 POMEROY LANES High Game - C. Bachner, 185; I In 1••• the first eJohn Deere ·a· Tractor, completely with a~'pa Uent under operether 1 BEND LEAGUE High Series - D. Niere, 500; overhauled th . Ocl 11, 1965 High Team Game _ Donna's. eExtra Good 50 fl. John Deere 18'12" Elevator :;'"' ~a twt asG perfa!ormHed ,~tl Points Restaurant, 792: High Team ' . a!llac use ' ener osp w Team 300 34 m Boston. . Waid Cross lllld Soll8 30 Series - Fabric Shop, 2258. I 1859 In • ahol!ti~nist Joho Racine American Legion 28 MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE Brown staged a ra1d on Har· Holsum 8 Point• pero Ferry, Va. He seized a ho- Team No. 1 8 Ashland Oil 24 ATHENS & RACINE tel, arsenal, fll'ehouse and 30 Dutton Drugs 8 Patsies 24 townspeople. . High Game and Series - Bee Cees 22 In 11134,. Chlneoe CommiiiiiSts Johnson, 230, 533; High Team Blaettnar's 20 began thelf long march to the Game - Team No. 1, 813; High LoBo's 18 norUlwest where they esta· Team Serie• - Waid Cross and Dark Hollow Four 12 b lis he d headquarters and Soll8, 2331. High Game - Harold Lohse, P~ed to ~~ue th~ attack 225 : Amanda Sawyer, 180; High , ngamat Nationalist Chma. Oct. 7, 1965 Series- Harold Lohse 580· Ca· In 1959, U.S. Army Chief of W L: rol Bachner 4115· High Team lEW Staff George MarshaD died Market 8 41Game- Ashland,Oll, 697 ; High Fabric Shop 8 4 Team Serieo _ LoBo's 1996. • GO • . , c.tftr A thought for Ul e day: ' man emperor Marcus Aurelius aald: "Receive weallh or lion with arrogance, $1/tr/IE MIOIRE wa"th ILe •BEST I 1 I SHA"IR ANYTHING••• From Stalks to Saplings ,.,_SID Open nl9 p.m. Dally (Closed Sundays) POMEROY LANDMARK Strvlne Mtlg" Meaon & Gtllla c:ountiM-Loclled Uppor End ofPo-., JaekW.Carsey, Mgr.-WY 2-2111 "::=!1 Used Appliance Sale! CANDIDATE FOR Sutton Township Feed-Seed TRUSm Fertilizer-Farm Supplies Pd.PoLAdf, OPTOMETRIST Ofllci Roan: tiiD IJ, liD. (CioN"~. 'l!lln.- ._ coart St.. l'llmcw Eastern SoCiety Notes eas; Harry Slawter, Slawter: Elbert WllllaiiiS, I Williams. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. I C Theme of MeigS fl Sho . . . . .... eQuallfled el!xperltncM The Daily Sentinel LAlOR Alk about our budgtl loons. Up to 7 yNn to pey fllr Ctpital lnvHtmenl itoms. lntoreat Is chergtd only for tho doya money ia aduolly used. 1 ' serving you, he learns FIID Llvettock Purch""· HouHhold l!qulpment, Rtflnanelna 'I • I complete.Farm F·lnanc·lng G11 lnd 011 I an "early start" I r FEEDER & BREEDER ~~; LIVESTOCK ner." ocr. ll Introduced were Seniors, Bob The Portland WSCS wll1 hold! Barrett, and Charles a rummage s:l• this Friday Sr. ; Jim Barrett, Mrs. Charles and Saturday, Oct. 15 and 16 Barrett S.; Ronnie Black, War· 011 Court-st in Pomeroy In the ren Block: Sam lflcks, Charles[ building next to Scholl's Barb- Downie; Rusty Uttie, RusseD er Shop. Utile; Lee Wood, Lee Wood Sr.; There will be a meeting Fr~ Rodney Wright, Mrs. Beulah day Oct. 15, at 1 p. m. at !be Belle WrighL Syracuse Grade school auditor· Juniors, Roger Barret~ Mrs. , ium for all home room moth- Margaret Barrett; Roger Davis, era and eucullve officers. Plans Kenneth Davis; Joe Hawkins, I will be made for Ute annual Mrs. Eileen Hawkins; Gary ' ' Balioween festival to be beld Baynes, Mrs. Erma Haynes; Saturday night. Oct. 23. Bill Kennady, Duke Kennedy; ocr. 18 Sam Larkin, John Larkin; Ch!ll'·:l The Meigs County Democrat les Scott, William Scott; club will meet Monday at 7:30 Vanaman, Nathan Vanaman; 1p.m. at the Pomeroy aecond Marty Woodard, Martin Wood· , ward house. All members are ard. urged to attend and llriDB sand· Sophomores, Roger Black, wlcbea or ' eookiea. Warren Black; Gary Fred Tackett; Ronnie uuor"1ooll First s~coesslul oil weU In Carl Gorby; Mike JohnaOII, the United Slates was drilled at Rena Jnhnsnn: Perry Titusville, Pa., In 1859. Don Kennedy; Mike Darrell Porter; David 'ntere are 60 minutes in a Mrs. Margie Rice; Ernest KIOII-11 gree of iongiblde. monel, Bob Richmond; SmiUt, Robert Smith Sr.; am· 'vi;~~;;-.~~~~e:• , The "Virllin of Tucker, Mrs. Ellen Tucker; J..e. Ill the patron saint of all ray Welsh, KlllllleUl Welsh; ci'1umbia Court 1- ...............=...=;::~=::::=::= Old Flag,'' and Ute ~ous Victory march. "Joshua." ceremony ended with lha band playiDg "Star Spangled Ban- ton Street which takes you over ing these areas. WHh Intermediate term loans down, U.S.A.," YOU're ar~~l:ca.~ 11 . i dueled for invited gueots by erplodad lor 30 points Ill Ute Swisher I!UIIed onr from till \Ulrough Mason to Pomeroy Ul Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of first half and added onoUler 28 three for the TD • tn First Street; giving a lui!, For a little c!ooer look at fol- Street. Turn left on Pomeroy' B ~ g· Phl Sororlt Tue,. In Ute second half Friday Dlght S..ullnrelltnl lbtD ...... their unobstructed view of the river iage come on out the exit of' Street which brings you to Ute ~ 8 ev~ in the emoute to a 51H1 romp over longest mareb ol Ute evening aU Ute way. the cemetery, past the new levee and the Muon Water G.{. office in Middleport April Bouthweslem. · by soJng from lbe • to IJpr'l Many homes in Pomeroy have church, turn right at the eoun· Front Park. You have a marvel· Smith Ollident, eoru1ucied Ute . Utree-yard Une before belna beautiful views of the river. The ty home. Park your car on ous view of the Pomeroy husi· meet!' pr I The WID gave !Jie Bobcats llopped. Lochary, Schaeffer, Mullen, the drtve and just observe the ness district, the waterfront and ng. the SVAC crown tor the second That drive Wl8 hl&NJ&bted by Blakeslee . overlooks are being marveioUJ. foliage around. you. the wooded · Cliffs behind. This Mrs. Carl Horky, servil:e straight IOaaon. •8 32-yard pau from GeDe Had made available to our gue~ts. .For a little longer tr1p up- IS .the view s!nuiar to Ute one . ~lrlllllll, announced Uta! Ute Kyger Creek took the opening to Don Faruey. Moll of the In Pomeroy one of the rucest nver, stay on ~nt Street at pamted by Mr. Worsley. 1polio manors ere ordered and kickoff and prompUy marched lyarda&e 1188 p1Ded from Jllll' ahort toura II eoming up Court Pomeroy up to Mineraville. At For longer tours take any reminded the group to COlli- fiO.yards to paydirl lee by way of 1 ahot&uD offaM, Street, seeing Ute Melg1 County the Aahland OU Slatton turn slate route out of Middleport or plete the Red Cross drive. Jlot. . . , Kyger Creek balled lite drll'l Court House, Jog left on Second lei! over the Dutchtown Hill Pomeroy. My favorite 11 Route Ue caps are to be saved as Aller drlVUig to tbe 26 _yardlby making another !ntercepllcm. Street and then right on Mol- Road . . This is now a blacktop 124 past Mlnersviile, Syracuse, ad that ,~aaaes wlll be prov!d· line, quarterback Joe F~aber I Wit.b BenderSOD, Pll1ber and berry Ave. road and gives you a marvel· Racine, Route 338 past the ed that glas~ will beprovid· fired a pe~fect 25 yard sconng Howard driving to Ute • a. Goin~ out Mulberry, you see ous view goiDg up Ute hill. At new Racine Lock Construction, ed for a needy ddld. pass to r~ght ~ack John -Bobcall hit Ute IOOh!boazd 08 the chffs on tha r~ght, the So· the top you have an exceilent Letart Falls, Apple Grove The caltur 1 entltJ. Swisher for Ute first TD. [a i3-yard paas pia' 1ro111 l'liJiro Heart Church on the lefl View both ways. Great Bend, Ravenswood Fer··~ ed "Your P~lse~am Olarm," Southwestern lumbled on the er to Swiahel'. . Follow Mulberry out to the Following on oown you come ry, stra1ght ahead on Route 124 ~~given by Mlaa Sharlee New· lllll!uing kickoff with the alert I Jerry Hall eangl!l a J'I!IMii Grove Cemetery. GOing to the Forest Run Road and to Bu!Ongton Island and Port- man in which she lnted out Bobcats recovering on lhe 24. \ toss lor Ute EPI aa lhe third the r.ght m the cemetery turn left brings you back Ulrough land Park . Long Bottom, Fork~ , and , period ended, «4-6. go through the gorgeously wooded areas to Slate Route 7 ed Run Lake and Park, and the · :!...":'..';""~~ece;:t h':me In Halfbacks Steve lleoderson · Coach Jim White then Insertwooded part of the old ceme- and brmgs you back mto town. new Belleville Locks at Reeds- bus! d 1 Y . 1 all '1rs and Mike Shuler Ulen took Ute led his second unit in !be contery. The leaf foliage is at its U you want to see the water- vii!e. Sh ne1s a;! a .!j'c~ ~ ; bail to the five from where hal!-;test to open Ute fourth eanto. 8 "; thI!CII8Wb·te ~ ~ back Junior Howard best. _ fronts and the cl!lfo behind both Wind it up following the river crossed Alter recovering 8 SouthwestFor your diStance vistas fol· Pomeroy_ and Middleport and cliffs and hil.ls as they head re~~o." 10 ~eir 1 charm and the goa!Jine. . tern fumble, Kyger IICO!'ed ., low the road over mto t.he ne~- surroundmg towns, lake the for Athens County and State poise or lack of tt, and lnc!ud- Fisher then passed to right gain on a 311-yard pass r r 0 m er sectiOn where tile trees ale bndge. over the OhiO River, Route 50. ed Doll Madison, Elizabeth end Mike S auldin for the twJ>- 1Henderson to Pete . Peak. Mike less common and you have a turn nght on Route 62 and go Why does anyone want to Mo ~ M Abr ha LJn. . P. g 1Shuler got the two point eonverma.rvelo~ vtew overlookmg the do~n past Middleport. At the come to Meigs County?" Icol::roe a rs. a m pomt converswn. .sion for a 5()..e lead. Children s Home, the County Spilman Church you can turn ~ause bere is scene'l' you ~ wa sand means commit- Co-ach Pat Weiher's ffighland· i The final touchdown eamo af· Home. the Veterans Memoml around and retrace your ateps cant find anywhere elae m the tee Bar~ara Riggs and Lols ' ers !oiled to gain again aud i ter another SW fumbi~ 011 1 30 Hospital, and the hills surround- back to Mason, fottowmg world. M.;,re, announced a rummage punted to the 23. Fisher then \ yard pass from Jimmy White to , sale November 5-tl in Pomeroy rolled .out and caught Spauid- David Jividen. Shuler again 0 and a bake sale for the latter IDi With h1s second 25-yard ran the extra point.<. part of, November. refresh- touchdown pass of the evening. I Southwestern's second scoring . . . . ments were served b the ,.. The KC Signal caller passed to threat di ed on an Interception . More than a mllhon peoplelor"ed by re<:ent legiSiatiDn,la.year lor comprehensive plan- cia! conunittae inctuk Marl· Lanny Tyo for the extra points alter haUback Russ Miller drove m rural Amer~ca may ben~flt James T. Mc.Oorman, Farmers! mng of water and sewage !If• lyn Wisecu and Susie Grueur i•s Kyger Creek led 2~ at !be . from the 15 to Ute 34. from an expansion in financial Home Adm1mstrat1on State D1- stems. assisted byp Martha Eschleman end of the first st-anza. . i Statjsbcally, the Bobcats outsupport lor rural community fa- rector lor Ohio, said today. \Bill S rs and Bell Raw!-, The Bobcats struck agam : rushed the Highlanders, 140 to Clht1es and family farms auth- Private interviews will proIncreases from 2•500 . . to 1 Y pea Y midway through the second per-' 25 KC · hit on ei•ht n1 twelve vide the bulk of the fund on 5.500 the wze of towns elig•b!e ngs. 'od h .h I . • • • . . ' for such a"lstance. Guests lor the meeting were I w enFIS er cappeda 39 · Ipasse~ lor \92 yards while Sochr~sfmas IS .an ~nsured has'" through Ann Barnitz Lois Clelland Car-' yard scormg dme by gomg ov· lthwestern hit on five of nine • USDA s Farmers Home Admm- - Increases from $1 to f4 olyn Grues;r Marjorie 'Burt er !rom the 1Z.yard stripe. Full- ilor 49 yard•. The Bobcats had IBtralion. . million the moximum size of a MarJorie Se~nover Dor~ back Larry Whobrey got the . 10 fi"'t downs to SlY'• loiD'. The 1"l!isiallon signed into law loan, or a comb!nlltion loan and Ewing, Rita Ball, s~n Barri•, EPs fo r a ~ lead. Tbe final ' Next week. /(yger CI'IOOk plays OWer W by PreSident Johnson on Oct<> , grant for water supply or waste Ruth Riff!< Judy Crooks and Bobcat pomls ot the first half. the Pomeroy "B" team at Che. ber 7= . . disposal systems. Rosetta Lisle. scored when lei! tackle Chuck •hire, SatUrday evening while Rules and categl!l10! for the - Authome~ an mcrease !rom The 1,600 field offices of the Members attending were An· ' Leach gol the Southwestern pun- , Southwestern meets' Bannan Meigs County ChriStmas Flow- $200 to $4$ million In the,Farm- Farmers Home Administration nie Chapman, Martha Eschie- ter, Don Farney, m the end Trace Friday night in a homeer Show were announced tn- ers Home Admin.,fration a a!u~ are being notified to accept ap- man, Pat Hindy, Betsy Horky . zone for a safety . . coming match at Patriot . day by the general cha~rlady, , •ty to IDSure loa118 Ill any o~e plications under the expanded Shirley Huston, Ina Meadows. The Highlanders recCJved the BY QUARTERS : Margaret Ella LewiS. ]~ear.'or rural eommUDity faclli- credit authorities. Grant assist- Lois Moore Sharlee Newman. th~rd period k• ckoff and qu1ckly ' Kyger Creek . 20 10 14 14-SB 1be theme is based on ,. . Ues mciudmg water supply and ance will not be available until Betty Rawli~gs, Barbara Riggs, handc'<i the ball to Kyger Creek Southwestern . 0 0 0 0- 0 poem by Phillip Brooks "Ev·l waste disposal systems, and for funds are appropriated by Con-. April Smih Billie Jo Spears~hen Jerry Hall picked oft hiS ! Starting Line·ups - KYGER ' ·· -. cREQK E nds, Tom Moore erywhere Everywhere ,Christ- the development and purchase ] gress. Marilyn Wisecup, Arlene Me ' " -----~ l'. mas Tonight." ' [of family farms. . Applications for rural com- ' Daniel and Lila Milch. Mr. and Mrs. Wateman White : and Mike Spaulding; guards, Flower show rules are: :-Provides, for the _first time, munity facilltie3 loans may be l of Keno and Mr. and Mrs. Nor- IDave Moo re, Bill McCormick: Entrieo muot be in place by thiS %pe 0~ credit for rural made by public bodies and nonI man McCam and daughters had Jlackles, Chuck Leach and Ern· u a. m. Saturday, Nov. 'll, and . w~l"-' ~05 s~ste: f. t profit private organizations. Ia cook out al the home oi Mrs. iie Sa<on: center, Mike Swish:•d~lts;;.;~ce~n~lennla:;;;;:~l~,~th~e:.,_~c~llf~fs~Se~c=on~d~S~tr~e~et~a~bl~oc~k~to~::~~not removed before 4 p. m. ' ti u ~~ or 1 "~ Farmers Home AdiDIDIStratI Mary Reed • recent Sunday. , er; quarterback, Joe Fisher; Sunday, Nov. 28. me, gran . suppement lon office serving Ga!Ua, Jack-! • I MISs Ethel Koemg of Pome· halfbacks John SwiSher . .Junior Exhibitors may compete In ~~ of ~edi~or ral ~ater son, Lawrence, Meigs and Vln· my spent Tuesday With Mrs. IHoward, fui!back, Larry Whoas many classes as desired but ~ was posa sys ms. ton Counties is located at 530'b Bonnie Fick. :brcy. try ' rant authority may not exceed Secood Ave. Gallipolis. A repMr. and Mrs. Starling MasSOUTHWESTERN Ends on1Y one en 1n a c1ass. 50 per cent of the constn~ct!on · ' · · ·· · resentative of thiS office holds Recent afternoon guests of i sar, Diana and Charles, VISited Gene Hail and Woody Carter; . · The committee should be no- 1 eel total 1 , , 0 Ufted at least a week 1n ad· ~~io~; yea":.' • $50 office hours every Friday from Mr•. Bonnie Fick were Mrs.l with the Oscar Babcock fami ly : guards, Dave Waugh and Gary vance If a club cannot furnish _ A tho 1 . Provr ns: tackles. Don Farney f th 11 1 10 a.m. until noon In the Meigs Bertha Shriver and Miss Bessy at Lon g Bottom. their assignment tim ' u tr zet'ta' 1°r 15e .11 ." County ASCS Office, Masonic Bentz Mason w Va Mr. and ~ rs . Gale MrCam and Hedgie Cal houn ; center . flowers · m1 • • · and · · · , No plastic or foliage · e, gran s o mg _ 1on _ .Bid g., pome~oy, for the conven- Virginia, Dorothy Janet and DaJe Lee. of T.mch ~pe ~1 .J 1.mm ~ . W a lk ~ r , quarterback behind the Pomeroy Junior and Senior High School, and Ute Grace Episcopal Church, which celebrated Its 100th year since the laying of Ute Coming downriver, we see calient iron work around one the porch... The gorgeous cUff scenery hind the Pomeroy business dJs. tr!ct and of course Ute Coonty Hou..; with Ulree floors, each floor on the ground level, are seer stops. Many people have used the upper porch of Ute Meigs Coun1y Court House to l3ke ~ein. of the Ohio RIIJer. Out But the people visiting WI, Mulberry Avenue we have who are our guests Sunday: cUffs behind the Masonic Temwhy_ are they coming? pie, the nice homes, and In my humble opinion they Catholic Church which had \ come to see our beautiful vis· cornerstone laid in 1898 las and hills, our loresls, and In Middleport woking t~urs the foilage. Many Meigs County so are plentiful. The P;"pie do not reaii2e how park in the middle of . h .autlful Is the spot in Which port has long been a scenic at· they live. There are vistas of traction. The river front is un~que grandeur in Meigs coun- probably more spectacular in ty. . . Middleport. Several nice A PICture pa1•'ed by an Eng· homes and 'llany old homes lish Writer, John Worsley, is in advantage of this gorgeous my possession. ThiS arliBt, view- of the Ohio River. lng . the Pomeroy waterfront, When we come to a little decided It was worlhy of a pic- er tour we have many lure and 80 spent many hours. looks of the Ohio River. One and possible days, painting the the best is the view from scene. It was used in a national Middleport Cemetery. A publication of the Standard Oil gravel road around the edge Company of New Jersey, called the hill gives lh• V!Siior a . the Lamp. of two or more mile of Man Ul le . . s yo e~ poop have pic- Ohio River, including the . lures of varrous parla of the of West Virginia with their county that have been painted geous autumn foliage. by artists. It IS our understand· If you want a street by mg. that art class., from Ohio description of a Middleport UmverSity regularly come to try coming down Route 7 Melga county. Second Street, turn right Meigs county has ample Mil! Street up State Route scenery for a person that has to tbe top of the hill. Turn 10 or 15 mmutes, imlf an hour, right into the new cemetery two or Ulree, hours,, half a day, the overlook. Returning to or all day. In workmg up some Street, return to town and of the tollr!l lor our guests from up Third Slr""l down Columbus we listed walking Route 7 goin• c"t '""""' tours · On Maln ""' ll! ............. ~ · . . ,,.~1·, o1 course past fhP nP.w recreation within I 1llrort distance of the and swimming pool, turn center of town, is the Pomeroy on Broadway. Take the Footbail Stadium, the Baptist left hand street back on Church, which just celebra(. Street to Second Street. I I •::-.-:::= M . c ' ' A L. d f . v· . Is Given as Highlanders, Take Cnn · e1gs ounty s ssets Iste or ISItors .~e:"::!!o:. __ ~: ~:rllo~:· JrBobcals!:c:: :::y:::.~ By C. E. BLAKESLEE E>tens!on AJeal, Aplcalture "Why would anyone want ID come to Meigs County?" This quOlltlon was asked thll past week in connection with arrangements lor tours, boat trips, and visits In Ute county by 800 people from the Colum· bus area. JU!I how does one answer such a qu..tton? ~·or those of us who have ilved and worked here for many years we would say here ilve 22,1XXJ friendly people. This is our home. This is where we have the opportunity to work. I could go on and on in this fURNITURE Roush Shoe Store Bolleats Romp, 5..,, Over Model Meeting :r DallY lltltntMd, P0lf1810l'Mitldltport. o., ooa. u, t98N u.e • SS9S $18·99 Hew In Farming THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone WY-2-2115 PAINT DEPARTMINT PHONI W't 2-3679 WI c,AN MIX THE PAINT COLOR YOU WANT IN MINUTISI Polnen~y, ......., Ohio . .. ,·, ' Wrl..,.,.r, Phllc:o $SO $SO Refrlgerltor, Slowart-WirMP $SO llec, ~11111. ICtlvlnator $50 lle.c......, Ktlvlnllor t ....,., ... ..,..,...1'1 .U 1'0Uiheot cuttiDI.Ibo ""'lheot......., Wlllrr•• I I I II !IUS MEIGS EaMENI' CO. l ..... Un'- 11e,c. Dl'ft!' and · a-,_fa 3-pointhitx:h, trailing, .. ·-Hltchrnodel• Al11oabopk tbe new super-duty M-in. No. 510, =db• ' 'J ...._ . )lg, 310 IIIII the lllw-<oll to-Ill. Mo. llG. Au'-lltllcWIIher--- ihueU22S - • .... ' ,. Slap spl'lld8r . . . . wltb I DDI-Bady - ••• fmm:NEW· ROLL'"DI Chllt F-, lnllmttiOIIII• H1t'YIIter, 11 cu. ft. - - - - - - $100 Upright P t - , G. I, 4 yell'l •ld - - - - - - - $125 Refrlgtrator, Cmlty 1rhlr!lng cleaver action mokslbe bi& dt' In lbe Dl 410. '11te tremendous spinning """ W b af the p-mounted "cleaver-lmlfe" blade> plll!beuttlq .,..,.. ••• tu spllnter treeo ond bowlh lip tD I IDcloeo thick, shred wiry gnsseo l!ld loullb ~ ... qu~ct.decoyinl pulp. Rock·oolld, oao-pil<e 1"1' • I af quamr•incb thick steel wllh cbannel-bos Ni I I I Withatands heeviest bombanlmen~ All the Will lit sJ 0 lhe new 66-inch 410 Rotary Cutter II built to 111111 . . WY 2-51~ I ll-MtlpGtllllall\ t~Jttl . '-!'-.J WY 2·217& POMIWf ., .. i~,,., · ;,. I Uo\ ' . ,' ,.. ...,'..... ·11- J ' ·--------~------~~- �.. \ '· ------ AW,GE E, 'TOLI\<E SPQIUNG Oassified Ads Your Modern Community .Bulletin Board 6-Daily_Sentine~_!'o~~y:Middleport, 0., Oct. 16, _1965 _ WANT AD INFORMATION MODERN 2 bedroom boose in -·•"""" country. Good water supply "" .:;:;,. ~,....~ and all conveniences. wrrte • ...., Sam Curtis, iill7 W. 5th St., t,;.&.:..l:&u . ..ATJUNI Lor 10 II 6t c aiD, Ob'10. 00. ..,..,• ., ~ 3 BEDROOM house, nice yard, ...,.,._._. fumaee, close to schools. 122 11111 - .,.. Union Ave. Call WY :1-3ll4. ,.. ,..,.,.., _..., ..., ..au or ...,.., • ldl 4M"In.t 10 8 tic ~~:' ,.:;' ..:",,:.::r""..;::.::; FOUR ROOM apartment, newly decorated. $40 per month. .., ~-.. ,.._ Call Walter Crooks, WY :1• ':i.'r-:' ._,: :•,::-· 3631. 10 8 tic D . - ,. w ..... - TRAILEH LOTS _ _.,. . - . ~· - - _,.., • - ""' ad age and water. Brown·o frail ~.~01~"':'oBl'l'VUIIO w Part (Stale Approved) ..:-~ "'t IIIDemiiM, Oblo, I'IJQIIIW\ 'ikj on~&:~ IIDUII NIH. 1D - - A...M ._Ill ._. ." p,- K. DIIJf 111 n.ooR lnml!bed. ' rooms ~ a and bath, IOild part l -,.:=•~ llldtlltport, ~ men =:..=. .. •· "'"' ":.. ;;.,.·~:;;-"~..,.:.:;: -='' .! . tr.e ,.,. ;m..,•••-- e:..= " ,. wY"' 74 · " t! WY PHONE 156 IN l.OVING MEMORY ol l1olf TWO IIEilliOOM bousa daa:r: """""' n~-....· tewrho, ~ ,........ P away Oc:toblr 17, 1948. J& 11 DOl wordl lbq bat trrr, It'• the ' OD LID- e.?.,:. ..-bbeirchat. kiWY'tche~,,la27u-. .., 8 20 lk Wenttcl To Buy laving IDIII!O!J n AJmQUB Funtlturo, disbes, baH ~ JOIL lllllcellanlou!. Call or write: lbough aheOII~ ,.... . . 11- Jilt. bani Cnc11, 1100 W. art 108)'1 near. 111111 loVId, otiD nt all, ad 'fWJ dear. Mr. and Mrl. Clll!onl Diet- Belir Joaa. .-, Plalllld l4alD 11., Pomeroy. 1 29 tJc FOR SALE Ill U Ita 'I'IIRJtl WIIEEL riding lractor _ _ _ _ _ _;.;...;;.;...;:;,;. wlib lrlll<r, $100.00. Power IN LOVING DMOKY o1 our aulllvator, f20: deep well jet IIIII broiblr loey Rllfla, J1U111P, f40. I rotary l reel 8011 who wu tmld' I Ocl. l7 J8U *10 Time 4bD dJ - ~ For Sele .t · 23, 1!165, 10:00 a. m. On ol the death of my and the Sale ol my farm, will sell the following,~::· al property located J"" of! State R t 124 mU of ;ark' at e " '"' Ohio. watch lor signs. Antique calendar wall ..1ruo.. b k ttl and lteDd, both $15. Wbeelbarrow, $11: 9.6 cu. ft. Frigidaire refrigerator, $61l.OO apartIIIOWII', Uveatoc:lc 2 SIGN$ - Pomeroy Motor Co. Clll "7 QUA... I 1 I'Pif 1963 Pontile Tempest Conv. Cpe. - FRESH cow. Holstein, tth call. Vincent P. Broderick, Long Hollow Rd., near Rock Springs. 10 16 ltc $1495 , Scores I Wedding Shower Given Recent Pomeroy Bride Versalllea 36 Parkway 0 Piqua 48 Greenville 1 Dayton Roosevelt 42 Fairview It Gemuultown 32 Twin Valley 20 Marlon Loeal 27 Bradford It · Lebanon 48 Mlddletowa Fenwick 11 Mrl. Richard F. aart, tile Northmont 28 Trotwood 26 former Nancy Ash, who wu I WeB\ Milton 20 Eaton 8 reeent bride, waa suest of bOD1 :ayne ::; "the Kettering Fairmont Eaat u· 19ea~q, Oc:toblr 2. IAIIHEY OOOGL. tnd SHUFI'Y Stat~" HAVE 'IE GOT AClB08II ' ~erviee. ~ ~-" s~li -~~di-1 ap~:~=n~~~~CED ..::::;= - ~~~ r:. ~~~~~~ I s:CimSimr.F."wsTSI\1 ~ 6 chevys S34Q-OO Blaettnars i'::~~~=~~~t~o~u:•:ll .. - section. --.::: , 'In z.3117. 10 11 ••P Fiini~~[ll ... . . WY Wl5&. POMEROY MOTOR CO. E D A R CENTER us c 1o"iJ. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _JI !::O~OO::.::':.."~IIleylnn :!'::":=~~:c-..:::_, w•'-•-~~ .....,. ..,. · ""' • .......,._ It ClrcJilvllle .e . =:;- by Wll.e Cnmptuy. Like new. Used coIJ li monthe. $50. IUI'Kj wr, ';:· ..... .. • "::-~" "'"':' .... - ~..::t;r...~ INortbw~l11 . 1t a..., • - · Dbie It e&rllil1e 1 · ''Whllt hu HIS lntentlono g<>t to do with it , )'OU &1111 ~anJe boUa altar llim'l"' ' '. ~~~~------~-. ~ ao. •stow.- - .... 1!11' lly KING - ~un4 0 0 Willi «Exdam.Uon AX'I'DLBAAXB ill LOIUlFELLOW One- -.pay- for ...u..r. In tlWI sample A II asocl for the three L'-. X for the two O'a,. etc. StnfS4e lett.en, apoa. trophl.., .ll>8 length p i Wmatlou. of Uie ......-do are all blnt.l, I liaol1 da¥ tile - iolwo are dlft...,t A OrJplopoa Qo<Co- XltP ZGIVI BY FIB:, WY I WYI YZZOIYGPI It UU II: W DICK TRACY By CHESTER GOULD IU 0 G P Y 0 (._ I P " • IIP'I' liBP'I' WVI BCIIiSVVI ' .ZII.Ut.-li'GD• ·W '1'.,. , .... ap ~ IJ'~WA!ft'I'OIIIIW' AUAB.U.W.US 'D!Uo'IHIII 'l'IWTIL--UlQQISW. WMPO Radio I t'ONDAY THRU FIUDAY6:1111 Stgn On - News &,05 t;acred Hearl 6 20 Meigs County RFD 6:Z5 Paul Bowers, Jl'arm 8 • 3~ News 6:57 Weather 7' 1111 National ,;e"" 7:05 BiU Miller Sho• 7 30 Sporll Pararte 7:3S Bill Miller ~"" 7:!If Picl:enb Ha.rclwaru 7:00 8 8 II 9.00 W:05 It 110 ,o fit10,30 j0:15 10:45 1~.45 11:00 11 .05 · 11:30 1.2,00 ~·30 tru.. Thurs.) New1 Bill MlOer Show Baker Furniture Show Ne111 Coffee with Janel Portralll of 1 Patriot Swap Shop Bill Miller Bru•ch Show Mason Agr. P>:ogram CToesaay; Family Wonbjp (Thurs.) A.b.C. Program (Friday! N&wl TIDy's Country Junctlou I'Wy'1 Country HYDUII Cament Hlock News Go.sster's Guest Star <Friaay1 t.arry AndOI'IOII Show Jtm Meet Show Blaettnar Auto Show Elect11c Cnmpeny Newo Jim. Meet Sbo,. 12:30 3. X US 4.30 4,41o 1.00 ~.,.. US Jim Moes Show '· 5:30 Rizer's Weather Report 5,50 Sports Paraae THEiOJtN I:.OSER ·' j WENDELL'S .I~,l~W~~I ;,,,~!~ . ~~~ ~ 1::~- J)Ap,y etnl'TOQUO'Dl - Here'•. how to WOik Iii ~ Mlrlttta, 0 ; ofZeuo 19. Dloop ..__ 43-WWil Greelt .............. I ' · ai.Elderson 30.0ermaa river 8l.Ll- ly AL CAPP 4:2. Mounla.ID ridge ~~ 10«-:::.. ..!t "''"" ....... liDo.......... . . U: 20. Youth DOlU. Motberof Irlmgodo grain• JI}. Smo.ll Junrlog 41. Put out .i:,no. =.. U.l.Dud Lt'L ABNER tree ;;;rn; i ,... ""' "· to -32.Benoflt -·find~ :Mou,eot;,. ae.Ktll.c.Atton, el4. &bOlolpol ~.Huskolof GOING OUT OF IUSitESS SAUl -'· JX'O'ecio l& • nul. C:: : •=: t rlver 37• Wbono ........ '""*" .,.mn 26. Oregon a'l.C.ndle. PIANOS I!E. j;iio·~ ~~ ~';: ~4 ~':'':;;or: note 22. Perch~~~ 20. Sun gocl .M.Artlcle M. Imposed, 1 '· cema 2L DIB.t<llllo eharaclol' ~~ ~!...sn:dparo MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING lOWEEZV? 33.Beams I ~. e HOMEWORK? Bri'- e. Le&'t'f.l out Trap •..• Golt... raceeea ~ -J6T lB. eo..- 6. Cow&l'dJy port-ut,- ENNY 'IOU fl', Jilazly -.Ie 7. It&ll.ul I 1';;1" SCHOOLMARM 61VE~E f_R&D LASSWELl<' :111. Docree ,..o~o-~ D••- ;3~NT Mode~° F~r~~t rroupe \ Malta-M~elsvil~th;est ~r411 ._Fib law :18. Recto: abbr. lT.PinMppla lt. Roman =· ~~~!""~ C::: Chillicoth~ a. Se& u. w_.,. lDdlan u. 'l'raloster: Wast ~~ tbrougl> the tultpa 2. C&DBI 12. Think 13. Biblical mount RUTLAND AUTO SALES ~ l. WaJioe4 , _ _ _ _ _.. , . 10. COrrect S p E(/A L! 1957 Chevro Iet 4 Dr. 395 ~nt gas range, $20.00. Irvin ~~~lim: ~Z:: 1BeBame G. Domeollo peta: 10_11 3ic PHOTO Copylna Semee. CopC8nal Wlncbtsler M ClncinnaU ;uthel 6 Miller, Rt. 143, near Carpen- The• Fabric: Sbop, Pomeroy. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, wsw's ra· lei mado ol qal papere, Mt Vernon 50 ClnciDDBU Walnut Hills I George Nesseiroad, Jr, Mrl. ~· 10 16 6tp Autbroized linger Sales and dio, exlr gasohne heater. birlll reconll 1111111111011 1111' Delaware Hayeo 0 Columbia 22 Avon 8 Waiter Hamm, Mrs. Price mlsB!ng CNE 50,000 BTIJ floor furnace Service. 1 29 uc Dallas Walker, Mason w. other doeumellltl. New Albany ?:I Pickeringloo 0 Mlluillon llll Steubenville 14 Hawk, Mrs. Russell Lewlll, Mrl. Since God caned blm Ibm. all eontroll. New. $110.00. Call va., Call 773-5686. IIAooter ~ Pom""'' Lancaster Folfick to Barnesville 18 Union Local I Selim Blazewict and Phyilil, Gouo II ibl ..... ft loftd 10 WY :1-3442. 10 15 3tc 1061 STEREO console radio 10 12 Uc I I tic carrotl I Wintersville II Toronto 18 Mn. • 'nda Hadd011, Mn. John dear. ALL LIKE NEW. Electric stove equipped. 4 opoed ~hanger. - Watklno Memll'lal Z1 Haath 0 Wellsville 20 Mingo Junction 11,1Ketchka, Mrs. Pheona CllHord, Silent II lba volct we 1ovtd SPeed Queen Washer, rcfng- Dual volumn aonlrol. Four L 0. McCoy, Auctioneer, Cheo Real Estate For S.le Plain City fD llauthweslonl I Jeflersou Union 38 Mrs. Kenneth Harris, Mrl. Roglo bear. orator, dinette oet, piano, monthll old. Walnut finish. ter, Otuo. 9 18 uc Ri~erdalo 22 Wynford G Springfield Local 12 er CuiiUDIII, Mrs. Harold EberaTon far IWBJ fir idgbl ~ tape ncordlr, divan chair, Take over payments of $6 per HOUSE FOR IALI Utica 21 Cnlonel Crlwflrd 1 Eut Liverponl 23 bach, Mrll. Harry Watson, speech glider lwlng, gaa Warm month or pay balance o1 $6~ CUSTOM BUTCHERING and llodern Ranch S~le. Beautltul Gallon 30 Willard 12 Martins Ferry 6 Mra. Mary KUJlZelman, Mrl. But- not too far lor thought Momlng elrculating beater, 3 .54. Try it in your home. ~ cutting. Will buy hides every IDeation on top ol IDIBll hlll Bellevue 28 Bucyn11 12 Bridgeport 12 Cadiz 0 Ray Glaze, Mri. Elsworlb Rowe to reach. beds, dresaer outfits, other WY 2-li555. 10 12 -6tC Monday. Phil Meier, Phone !:;rng State Highway Garage on ' Shelby " Tiffin Cnlumblan o Shadyside 30 Tlloonsvllle It Mlsa Helena CllHord, Mn. s-t 00 remember him who items Baled alfalfa hay any WY :1-3510. 9 l8 Uc hlguhte 7 wFith goo~~.to mavinlD Norwalk 28 UpPer Sandusky 1 Powhatan 54 Woodsfield 8 T. T. Sheloon, Mn. Be!llde Hay· • ... way, our be~........,ll g, ~I · · Ri Local 47 u- D vid Good -was here, amount. B. M. Cooper, Langs- SWEET POTATOES, Phone v1 dining famlly kltcben break- "'giD 22 Ridgedait 0 ver es, a•n• a win, Jlrs. Alii who, though absent. is ville, Ohio. 10 15 tic 3-2638, · Charles Hilton, .Port: KARL GRUESER, Plumbing las~ play, m~d'o, utWcy and Pleasant 22 Carey 0 Cameron (W. Va.) 8 Ted Warner, Mn. Dale Smith, just as dear. I - -- - land, Ohio. 10 11 12tp and lie? ling, Minersville. lhop. Three bathe, eeramic 11lo Bedford 32 Maple Heights a Adena tt Hopedale 0 Miss Brenda ingraham Mn. Ray Sadly missed by Mother, ' 14 FT. General Electric Refrig-- Ohio. End your sewer trout>- and wall to wall carpet on Cnnneaut 14 Dillonvale 49 Yorkville It Riggs, Mn. MarvlD Burt, IIIII Step-Father, Brother and 1 erator. 549 Headley St., Mid- DEEP FREEZE, 7011 lb. les. We have all sizes sewer Doors, About two-thirdo ol Ashtabula St. John 12 Scio 16 Jewett 12 Mrs. Ellen Cnuch. SISters. 10 16 llp dleport, Ohio.WY 2-2359. ity. Practically new. Bar- machmes. Reasonable rates. house Is paneled in mabogany Middletown 35 Portsmouth 7 Beaver Local 12 10 14 Jte gam price. Ph. 992-1436. ... Call WY 2-2974, day or night. and walnut Air conditioned. Porlsmouth East 1 East Palestine 6 RAIJ..V ON ltTB Notice ------~ - 10 12 "'" tic Large patio and double carport. N Bo Carrollton 18 Minerva 0 The Scioto Youth Ralljl lor 9 15 FRIGrDAffiE, defrosting type, On lot 200' I 390', llay bo aeeD Wheeler b 14 New ston 0 Warren Harding 15 Alliance 8 members ol the WYr oJ ibe NEW LIFE MISSION _ A ser- all in first class shape. 8ar- MEIGS SW!Ff HOMES, Business Servicel by O canton McKinley 28 Firal Presbyterian Church IIIII ies of religious meetings will gain price. Phone 992-1436. E. Mam, Pomeroy, Ohio. ru. Write: •I• Tho DoUr Sentinel Philo 0 CnlwnhUI East 6 others in the district hu been 0 38 begin at the Clifton Metho10 14 6tp WY 2-2915· Wnte or stop In u;: OONDmONING Relrtger- lo• 661-H ,..,....,, o. Maysville 14 Roseville 7 Flushing New Athens lclieduled for Sundly Ool. It ot 28 dist Church Oct. 31 and end for our free catalog and moo- ation Jack'o RefrigCrooksville 38 GIRUJter 8 Sebring Lisbon 20 2 p.m. In lolr llld Nov. 5. Rev. Charles Roth[t962 VALIANT HousetraHer 10 ey savmg home ••. eration, New Haven. Phone II'.. 1.1 0--lht Easl Knox 22 Dresden 14 Cnlumbiana 14 Leetonia 8 Mn. Paul Haptonatall ol Nitro will be guest speak- x 50. Two bed,·ooms. Woli. program. 9 22 '"" TU z.=. t 1 lk \;fttiRU' _, New Lexington st. Aloysius 2t Cleveland Benedictine 39 01'!1 lor the lfOUP wW IOIIOIDer. A very special invitation fur $3000.00 with furniture or Logan Elm 8 Cleveland East 0 JlllllY them. is extended hy the church $2,500.110 wilihlut 1958 10 x 43 Great Lakes or auPOMEROY - I etory frame, Coldwell 46 Cleveland John Marshall 2S ::_::__..:._=._._ _ _ _ __ astor, Rev. James Morrison Has porch and one cxrta''"""' ---- er. $20110.110.Obi. M. A.10 1llatlit~, Everyday :; rooms ' b•th ' basement with Cam bridge Reserves 12 Clevehmd Heights Cleveland WestI 6 Lake 2 East Cantoa I I Ree<isvill at Special• tO Euclid w-~er ~ w·•-oriiJ •' P 0 • Jr. to come and help out in that can be moved w1ib it. e, several rooms, furnace heat- Crestline tO Nortbmor 8 p V ll F ~· ~ """" 12 the great crusade for Christ. Call Chester 935-2352 or 985Marie'• Style Poot mg, front and back porebes,j Elyria Ul MansfieM 7 arma a ey orge 0 New Londoll 20 Vermllloo 1 l 10 16 2tc 2353 or see Earl Williams. Help Wanted Haircuts · · · · · · · · · $1.25 garage. $7,000.00. Clearlork 28 Lexington 0 PaJ'IIIll Buckeye 6 Flrelandl 0 J - - -- - ---- - - · 10 14 6tp Shampoo & Sets . . $1.50 MIDDLEPORT - One slory , Ontario 42 Plymouth 14 East Cleveland Shaw 12 'Gilmour iiO Newbury 12 •W 0 30 day color rinse, 1 wn.L NOT he respons'1hte for · ·· · DRIVERS t;EEDED in this Shampoo frame ' I rooms ' hath • front New London 20 Vermilion I Heights Amherst 2% Brunswick 211 •• & set . . $3.50 . North Olmlted Sbaker 8 Medina 0 Norlbwesteru 22 K-~-debts contracted by any oth-~ RECONDITIONED 'rV, Area: Nationwide Mob 1I e p $7 SO and back oorches, sas flfed Ashland 16 Olmsted FaiiB 22 Westlake 11 , ,__ Senior It ., ....~ '" 1 1 er than myself. William E. players and radios. TV's -$29~ Home transporter needs own- 1 ermanen s · up furnace, forced air heating. &.IIIUI&l 14 Arnold. 10 15 3tpl 95 up. Record players $1995 er ·operators. Fmancial as- ! We Selland Service Large lot 200 lt. on Route 7. New Philadelphia 14 Brecksville Hamlltoa Tall 0 up, radios, $9.95 up. sistance for truck Wigs and Wigleta Iii 000 00 St. Clairsville 8 Claymont 0 CUyahnp lleights 0 HlliBboro 22 Washington C. B. I CATHOLIC WOMEN's Club of Console, !all wave), '"a< For details wrile: Marie's Style Post MIDDLEPORT - II> soory Akron Garfield 8 Kenston 10 Twinsburg I Youngetowa ChaaeJ 11 the Sacred Heart Church oll Werner Rad1o 'I v. · 1 Convoy, Inc., Dept. P.O. Rt 124 Ph. WY 2-5271 frame, 6 rooms, hath, utlllty l Akr K Akron Firestone 0 VOU!Jplon Jlul I 11 1 Pomeroy will have a Smor- purt. IO 14 ... _ Box 8091' . Oawson Syr•«~use. Ohio room, front porch, enclosed on enmore 60 lloardmaa lt gashord In the church SEVEN - . Tulsa, Oklahoma. Send tete: hack porch, cellar, store Akron North 0 Garfield Helghls 25 YOUDgSton RaJ• 1 torium Thursday, October 21. b ill bROOM HOUSE ~nn phone number w•th m< u~ry. HEATING, PI Rural building, corner lot. $7,500.011. Akron Hoban 21 Akron Sooth I Eastlake Nortb II Youngstown South 1t from 5 till 6:30 p. m. n"-~ a • asement and gas rur10 15 "" Doxol Bottle Ga, Arnold Bro- Al.I!ERT \1. COX, SALESMAN O!yahnga Falls 2t Avon Lake 44 Fairview It Campbell MtmGrll1l I to th e pu hi'JC. Ad l!•I ts,$vlp.oo<". uace. 410 Sprmg Ave .. (;;it · .. .,. !hers, 618 E. Main Stred WY t-3830 WY WW Barberton It· Bay Vlllage 12 Rocky River I y.,M..tng WIJaaa I WY .2.-2216 "' .. _ 12 _....___ Cha......, (laJ1 .. •• Or 12 .....Children, liO «nts. . QUALIFIED PERSON to re- Pomeroy. 9 22 Uc 10 15 31e owW ,.. ... Ellet 12 (tie} I .. ~ .. ~ ange Struthera e (1111 10 15 6tc WEBBCORE nnmu" ..... move trees. Call WY 2-3686. •u-o-FOR"""· 1... "···•- .,... Tallmadge 30 KeD! Roosevelt t'Palnesvllle Riveralde II Aullinton Fllcb G -~v--~ uac• 3tc ft ' " ' . . . . . . . . """"'' .... " " " " " " ....- . Ravenna 38 Spri··"eld 14 . Mayfield I D...,..UOeLI 11111 • --~- - Ia_o_e rer- ·icr. Exeellent ...... n_ n...mpleI room bath, basement• g11 Green 14 Woodridg ueu •-• buIa 2f Geneva 0 IX1IU&IJ • LOSE w u · l - - - - -- -10-14-:..: "' - •-•_,..,. ,...Ia Newton Falil 28 Glranl II 6 WEIGHT safely with dillon. WI 9-2711. 10 13 6tp aged, Cr1tt Bradford furnace. Aluminum storm WID- Hudson 30 M adore 2 Weal Br·-• 10 Hub'--' ,, Fairport 14 Perry 0 Det-A-Diet Table Is. 0 n Iy Housekeeper, middle ......._ Pro ~·-d and doo ca · og e I W "'""' ~- Star I' child: ""'"' no or """ows rs. rpetiDg Mar"•"'· • ellington tO Rid-vOle I ucDonald .,. ................, •• I -at k's Pharmacy. to 1ve in. Care for .L c. ea•nw•ao and C be ---• _,..wn • •· .. "'.,..._ Indian Summer Sale ~·u drapes. an liM,...,. K South Ambent 21 Brookside I Norlb Llml 20 _ _ _ __ _:9_21::_:60:~t~p ren. Call SH 2-5414. Bacble, Oblo WY :1-2293 10 5 tfc Will h ent Sooth I (He) .Fremont 28 Lorala t Wesltnl B•IIYI I NOW AT LANnu•RK IO l3 tic t I tfc • - - -oug by South 14 Harvey 8 Cloverleaf 28 u••h'and 0 I ...... ;;:;;:::.:::~ lUTOMOBILE buur...,. been ~ FOR SALE - 4 room house. Burton 28 Grand Valley 1 '"6"' 1: "'"""'lied? '.ost your operaDo,.n, of ltomo now on ., 10 LADlE~ Earn up to $2.00 hour new hath, large porch, base- Oberlin 52 Huron 6 Nordonla It Manchester I lllr'l ltcenMT CaD wn l-lll6 •• lower .,,,.._ sewing ready cut ment, oew paint, I we Paulding 1 Perry o Cleveland st. lgDatlus 3f 4 aWVIILI1ZII Free details! Babygay, War(ll'Ound, on brick road ol Wauseon 38 llelpb011 St. John 1' Strongsville~:"eland lll1odl!l llillc COME IN AND REGISTER tUUIWIII saw. A-4 Indiana. lU. 7, $3,500.00. Phone WY Z. Sandusky 30 FindlaJ 6 Norlb Royaltoo 1 YOU MAY WIN ONE OF IO_:l:_ 2~ 6tp 1127. t 14 IOtc Wapalloneta I Mentor 12 WlckUffe 0 100 FREE PRIZES! NO ====-=c~:: 8111 OTHB For Rent PURCHASE NECESSARY. ~ BULLDOZER WORK wanted. Notic. Lima Shawnee I (tie} lledlaon 31 Klrlland 0 TRATI..ER SPACE, Depot St. IRog;,.., AI Storo or Tho I Phone WY 2-2200. ••••• Bath To~~ J....__1 0 Louisville II Poland 0 Rutland. John J. Fry, SH 2- Sorwi<o Stotlon ' 10 11 IOtc = ..'!, ~.. - -~... • Perry 30 Canto Lebmalllt 1 · lnstrudlons S.les & Service =n Glellwood lD EM 8 Fils Almost Ev~ Car ;;.;"' ... . ._-::;' Cory-Bawsoo 68 Marlin&too • (de) ed Apartment. 3 rooms and · •in St. D. 8. CIVIL - ' -,.,.• wm. . ~ .U....._ Benton 1 ,_.._ - o• ..._ Vall- 1 bath. All utilities furnished. Pomoroy oh. • ~R,!!'!n ~'!II &Transferable When ...~ •.;.:,!,~::-:"" o••• Ottawa Glandorf';'' ~ 1 ., See Fred Jloffrnan at 256 So. ~ '"'"· """ otortlno o•i' ...~ y · Tr d Cara ~ "'' .,. ;-~· •- It p I ;;,;:.;.,;;a.iii.ii....iii:i;;;.-,__ ~- --=-- - -· Fourth Avo Mlddl port ""'"" 5EFORE your """"· .....~m<nL ~~~; ou a • ; ,·,·~· P. : • an4or• Gilboa ,,,. .'' __ e ---~ oo your new carpet ..7 ' - :!:'!u ,, ..,..,'""",.-.;. G d 24 s~ nl.l • • fldlerlt.d .. lol- Marion Local 'll .Bradfoiod 14 ·~ .. -· • uarantee montba "••· Van Wert 22 "-~-- 1 rwo BEDROOM house move t hem .with Blue Lustre. anlliJI unn~~:e-.arr ruwwo tehool wlfilltent for man7 lobi Of 24,000 mi)es lbtuated lD BtcUon No M Ollq We.....,~ 8 Le1psi Rent eIectr1c shampooer $1. n u mtorm•Uo» oD :fDI», ......11• 1, In Middleport· All M Po Tt!Willhip, M•lp CoulltJ~ ohio. ,_.alan•wvvu Lak C I 8 oat 1 furnished. Phone WY '"M Baker Forniture Ml'ddlepo t ,....,..mouu . .,,,. roo•• ~""' pular Unit .... e 11 Rlv......, AT MARIITTA. 0. • ~•• O ' r , ••m. and ldcl""'- Uncaln Setloe BertJmlnc GO 1w1t eut aDd aortb q :INUI ......., or WY 2-2186. 1~ 11 &tc , a.. 1"'c.. ., "'' ...,; tn tbe U.S.A. u .,,_ ""'' ,... ...., ,.. ... .._ Troy II Sidney It WY Beatlnet we•t conat~r ot UM eut ... llaJI Van Buren 28 Arl&.ori- I' eOnt Kn•be COIIIOie mahaa•ny flnllh. wu ct1 tbe .outhaMI: ou ftVtlt. o1 lee- ' .-oswu -a 10 13 on • - - ....... Soloo 211 West Geeu•• 21 $1490.00, Ill 00 eOne 1114111 Wurlltur Ol'lln. modo) 4150, 1Qearvfew I} Midvf:; 11 !OOIDS and bath in "" 1ntlolltd of $1290.00, only ~.00 . ;_~~ " - ................ CeD!erv'Ue port. $55. month. WY t Jeffenon It eOnt Winter aplnret plono, walnut flnl•ll. neular 10 13 -:r~ eut toj:'Der o! a.ld CJt;ureli 101 011. : Dvtoa IBelrQont 44 prl• ~00, ..,,, ~ Ill MJ7.00 . ....,=.,..,...==~-- uc u. wett lldf; of • tollllf;J ...ldi JIO -'"' ,,.m t>o ....., o< - .... Dayton Klier t elwrytlilne II ~ 'mualc. eultars, •"" BOOM BRICK •-··· """"" on But-. Pollllroy, 0. :; • ooaem...:"::. Ml'tla- ~ WilaoD U Bellbrook 0 lln1UI An. Call WY 2-1127. 0 ""' ~ o< ..,. moe "' - NorthridCe I Oakwoocl e (Ill ' empJIR- '*1141 1111fru11111111, .-nlilns, N DISPLAY AT C6amtn1Jde 11 • •· bc•sl=• Musical IMtruments QdeiJel Whit. t . memoriel 1111' Of GDI 1N cleeriJ love4 A omlla, a YOk:a, I IorDI Ill IIOWJl 11. PIUit t.eDdrtW Motor Co. p ENNYCHORES FERMETODO, DAilY CROSSWORD ~t ~~lhaw.:.t ;"!:O: 6Mil1tO."'!T:r:-::----;,.--=~,_., ....-.,---By DIOT H 328 cu. ln. VB-4 speed trans. Red bucket seato and Interior. Red finish. R&H. White top. A toea! one owner cor that looks and drives like new. Oll.lo 111Jb School Football 1961 Rambler Classic St. Wagon _ $795 By United Prenlnteraall01181 Locally owned, 6 cyl. engine, automatic trans. Radio and Marietta 7 Zanesville 0 heater .. Spotles.s interior, good tires. Brown and beige fini1b. Miami Trace 28 See thiB bargam today. Greenfield McClain 6 Miami Eaal 12 Cnvtngton 8 Boaleloel 1IWI Mrl. Rlt!bard d,~ ·~a. two marble ~~~1965 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door _ $2195 Athens 28 Nelsonville 0 Cnlumbus Central 16 B. Vaugball llld Mrl. Norbert dr-- Kimball Plano Locally owned by lady, a new car trade ln. 15,000 mites, 6 Gallipolis 22 Wellslon 12 Cnlumhua Whetaton II (Ill) Neutzling. ·-:;::,;:- lot old J,_h cyl. Std. Iran& Radio and heater. Turquoise finish. A ruce Columbua Linden 16 top ......, a Ill .., ts, buy. Jackson 16 Pomerny 0 Cnlumhua EUtmoor 6 The gilt table waa covered ~ 011 range, Springfield Shawnee 12 ColumhuB South 16 by a white cloth with silver boUII Refrigerator, '"'' 011»8roy Tecumseh I CnlumbUI Wesl 12 wedding hella. 1be refrelhmonl macblnt, droasirs, brass ""'• Buckeyo Valley 211 Marysville 11 Grove City • table waa covered with a whltl roll-away '-' d .. h'lir<> OPIN IVIJ. 9:00 • U l'•wiii'I.W....., ' V ....., od ·-·----· • r..,. - - - 2t Reynoldsburg 52 Dublin 6 lace tablecloth and centered rouod table, laundry ""'.':.".; POIIEIIOY, CHO , Greeavlew 12 Pleasant View 28 with a vase of pink roeeo. ball treea, Oek cupboard, .... The Plains 12 (lie) Hamilton Township e Games were played and pr1U1 other old fumllure, washing -·1 Colhoctoa 36 Franklin Heights 26 awarded. maehine, old work bench, a ;;;;;;;;;;1 Mansfield Malabar 28 T v ll eaya a ey Afterlovely Mrll. gills Clark refresbmenls opened her lot of good tools, platlorm I Mechanicaburg Ul Worthlllglon 42 Grandview 34 0 many :,ale~n g:.~;~dwith 3 Marlon Cathou~:SOn South 0 Jolmotowa 44 Licking Heighls 8 of pink rihlloo undwlchM mlntl 6 mowers to fit. Many other $ MI. Gilead 0 Newark 45 Irootoo and ponch were served o'a CfJ14 Dl8ful ite!DJ not listed. North Union 14 Olenlanjy 12 Clncbmall Coonll')' DaArny e118 ' IZ atal trays. Torm11 cash. Bradford AucSpringfield South 28 ~--•-·lj Ro" Altend!Dg - • "'-. 6 Cylinder. Standard Shift. New Paint, Good Tires, """'""'" •- Bacon .. ~• P-·1 lloo Oompany. Nol Motor Just Overhauled. Ideal Second Car Dayton Dunbar 12 CineinnaU Purcell 8 G. Ash, mother of lhe bride· lor aacldenll. Springfield Norlb 0 Cincinnati Elder IS Mrs. William F. Clark, - r l!gned: Mrl. Ralpli McDade, Beavercreek o Ilia) CincinnaU st. xavl.- 6 ~~the groom; Mn. Rays. WIDIAIDIIh )VIII Itt JIDICL Norlbeastern 12 Greenoo 0 Wyom!Dg 14 .Anclersoo o mg. Mrs. Mae Van lnwacen, lAI 8 8te SH 2-4183 Lorain King 14 Reading Z8 Greenhllla 21 Mrs. Guy Cnwan, Mlal Nancy ;;;:-:_,.,. .. .._ RUTLAND, O. Marlon Bardlng 12 CinciDDaU Moeller 46 Hamm, Mrs. William Neutzling, ·~ .._ · · -•••-:::.-- HW Lllncaater '¥1 Cbiillcothe 6 ClnclnnaU McNicbolu o ~. SMrhlrley Ash, Mre. Gall m .,.IICD98 1 """"'"IDI• ~;. CnlumbUI Brookhaven 30 Lockland 12 Norwood 0 ........, s. Mildred llayea, Mrl. lloorl, lov817 tltcbeo, ,.:: Auto $ala lnsur1nce Cnlumbus WaiDUI Ridge f Princeton II Oakhllll I Ben Nautzling, Mise Penny basemeot, £81 furru>ee, ~:;.":.: Marlon Franklin 32 Colerain 38 HarrisoD 0 Hayes, lolrl. Martin Cbapmau lo~ llheral llnanaing. ~;;-, U60 IMPALA convertible . $100. Insurance Agency Inc PomCnlumbllll North 12 MI. Healthy 31 Taylor 1 and Vlekl, !>fra. Elmer Wick. oye Building and Loan """ Call WI 9-3773 or contaJt 1:cr- eroy Phone WY Upper Arlington 13 WbltehaU 6 lndiaD Hill 12 Deer Palil I ham, Miss Linda Ash, Mn. De• lipoUe, llllio. Pb. &ti>OIII5. aid Hart Tanners Run Rd. • j 1 lfc Bexley 11 Urbana 14 ·· Marlemoot 51 Mlllord 1 •• Kappie, Misa Gloria Buck, __ 10 lJ Ito ' Londln 14 Groveport 1 Lakota It LlncoiD Helghle II lira. Richard Vaughan, Mrs. 10 11 ""' ~ • I=r-=:=:;ru ;;;;;-- . ~! "" ' Hilliard 13 Gahanna 6 Clncbm&U Weetem IDU. a Norbert Neutzllng and lolrl. CLARINET and Jl0111• WY.~I ~~ uu,;vuuL" P1ckup ha~- Mullen Insurance Ale!ICJ, Inc. ColumbUI at. M CinciDDaU Corter Tt8b I Richard Clark. 28 W13. 10 9 ••v ~ truck. A·l condition. New Pomeroy, Pbono WY :1-338L w":: Jeffer:!OD I lira. Call WY 2·2166. ClnciDDati Taft 2t Sending gilts were Mn. 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October 24th ' j ; . ~ In a beautiful eandlelight streamers tied in lovers knots. ceremony Sunday, Sepbember Melanie Kay Burt, cousin of 5, at the Federated church, bride, and flower girl wore a Miss Asenath Ann Tracy, dag. gowr1 of white chiffon over white ghter or Mrs. Ray M. Riggs, faille with fitted bodice a n d 3117 Wetzgall St., and the late lull skirt and shoulder length Roy Tracy Jr., becarnse the veil of white tulle held by a bride of Mr. Eugene Hester Jr., matchiJ18 bow. She carried a son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hes· chantilly lace basket of yellow ter, Sr. of New Haven, W. Va.lsweetheart roses in tier shape, ·back of which were rose petals The Rev. Wilbur Perrin! which she st"Bttered as bride wearing a white robe and red approached the altar. and gold velvet stole, read the Mr. Timothy McCarthy or vows of the double ring cere- i Ravenswood, student, and mony at 7:30p.m. before an al-l friend of the groom, served as ter with white S'lltin cover • best man and ushers were Roncentered with the cross and sin· aid Hester of New Haven, tmr gle candlesticks on either side. ther of groom, and Fred Price, White baskets ol gold and also a student and friend of the bronze mums and greenery ar- ~ groom at Marshall University. ranged fan shape and seve~ Each wore a white carnation branch candelabra were on el· boutonniere. ther side of the altar. ! For her daughter's wedding, A fifteen candle crescent ! Mrs. Riggs chose a ~eath dress .. .l c ndelabra flanked of old rose velvet with matchsh ap~ • · accessories · and .shoes an d·. with gold and bronze mums and mg greenery were on the chancel I ~ore a. cors~ge of pmk. carna· DANCE TONIGHT back of the altar. Lighted can-j tlons Ued With contrastmg rna· A high school dance party ;!~' ·, dies and greenery were in each roon velv~t bo~. Mrs .. Hes~e~ sponsored by the M.HS. Senior · •i' . window. Forty-rive candles wore ~ pmk k~ltt~ SUit Wit elass will be held tonight from J and the lighted stained win- matchmg ~ccessone~ and shoes 8 to l1 p.m. at the Middleport ·. ' , dows were the only light for and a wh1~e carnation corsage High school gym. The Jays . ·I .: 1 the ceremony. Jeffrey and Ran- with ~ wh~te bow. . will emcee. ., , ~ dal Burt, cousins of the bride, I A receptJ_on was held m the , .,, wearing white robes, lighted the church socJ:al r_oom. T~e ~ble , " , . candles. was attr~ctJVe m <~. white lmen 1 1 · I :cover with an umque center· ~ . , ,., . . • Nuptial music was presented piece of a kissing couple vase BETHEL QlEENS - Susie Srmpson. Grnmii!onored _Queen of Ohto and past hon· by Larry L. Tracy, brother of of white curnations, gold glad, ored quEen of Bethel Number 65 . ~elpre, IS !Jidun:ct with Jenm~er Blakeslee, nght, l bride, org<~nist, and Mrs. Mar- ioli buds and greenery, which ! hono_red queen of Bethel Nu1~1her 62 , Pome~'OY NatiOnal Order ol Jobs I?aughters on vin Burt, aunt of bride, soloist, : extended from the vase length· j the front row. Other guests mcluded D~bbw Scott, _Gra~d Representative to ldaho Mr Tracy played Catnabile and ; wise through the center to cry· and Hononxl Queen Bethel No. 40, Manetl ;): Phyllis WIIr.oxen, Honored. Queen of Soli From the A-Minor Chorale, stal candelabra on either side. Bethel No . 05 , Belpre, and Jauey Parsons, Treasnrer Bethel No. 40, Manetta. by Franck ; Adagio, by Bach, On each end of the t11ble was a MRS. EUGENE HESTER, JR. the Prelude to the Wedding white orchid with greenery tied I March, and the Wedding March with white satin st~::~:~~ .IJs the bride and her f'ather en· i which extended to the c ~nd, Arlington, Va.; Miss Mar. 1Waid Leonard, Columbus; Mrl MIDDLEPORT. 0. tered. He played Midsummer's ras. garet Handley, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Albert Smith, Akron: and Mr Night Dream by Mendelsohn I The three-tiered wedding C. w. Griffith and Mr. aDd Mrs. land Mrs. Herman Burt, Belpre The semi-annual visitation of Pomerov. tron, Racine Chapter, Order of as the bridal party left the iced in white with a faint ; Beth~! No. 62. Pomeroy. Inter-~ Guardian of Bethel No . 62 Is Eastern .Star, and Clara Souls- church. •of gold and green trim and 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Oct. 16, 1961 1 nationul Order of Job 's Daugh- Elsie Smith and A~sociate Guar- by, Worthy Mlltron, Pomeroy M B rt "Th B 'd 11 ped with miniature bride ters. was held th!s past week dian is Paul Darnell . HonnrM Chapter. Order ol' Eastern Stal'. H rs. buM ~a~tg; Th e ~ :. :groom, was encircled with TONIGHT l wi th Will iam E. Blessing, Pas! , Queen of the Bethel is Jennifer initiation was held for one diymnp y a 0b e,D el e d l dal wreath and gold gla•!iol;i ll ''THE SWORD OF . k es Iee. d'd durmg . th e VJSJta .. t.JOn, wh"l ng thrayer y knunop an . can dl es I erns A s~m: iate Grand Guardwn of • Bla can 1 ate It ' the buds. White ALl SABA" 1 Ohio and Past Associate Guard- I .Preceding the visitation, a : Honored. Queen Jennifer pre- 1 whit: sa.~inco::e:ting e berlo;h af- were on either side of the cake. (Tecbmcolor) Peter Maon. Jocelyn Lane, l 1an or Bl'l heJ . No 32, Bexley, as, dmner was held ::~t the horne of sen ted g1fts to Mrs . Foukle, Mr. ter receiving Holy Communion, Cake, golde~ punch, gr_een 1 Pelt!r Whitney. inspecting oft iter. I:\1r. and Mrs. C~arle s E. Blakes· ~les smg and Mr. Arnold fo llow- The Wedding Benediction b and gold weddmg bell mtnts "UP FROM THE BEACH" , ·. . .. · lee for the VJS1tors above and mg the ceremony. Programs Austin C. Lovelace ' Y made by Mrs. Harry Watson Cliff KobPrtso'l, Red Buttons, . . · and nuts Were served to .more ' Irina Demick. Broderick I . Special guests for t~e VJ SJI· ! the following other guests, Sus- made as miniature Books of Crawford, Slim Pickens. tJOn were E-..·a Foulke, Supreme! ie Simpson, . Grand Honored Job were presented to all mem- 1 G1ven m marriage ~Y her ! than 100 relative • and fflends. l Chaplain and Pa st Grand Guard·· Queen of OhJO and Past Honor- bcrs and_guests. . . . 'l st~pf"ather, Ray ~ · R1ggs. the Af~er the cake wa.~ cut by the I SUN-JolON.-TUES. , ian of Ohio from Manetta. and I ed Queen ol Bethel No. 65, BelFoltowmg the V1s1lat1on rebnde was_ lovely tn a floor~ ( bnde '8nd groo~, Mrs. Burt Oct. 11-18-19 Robert Arnold. Associate Guar- pre; De?bi e Scott. Grand Rep- fre~hments were s_c~ved in the len~th S~mner styl~ gown of · serv~ it and Miss Erma Smith "VON RYAN'S EXPRESS" With ~ank Sinatra dian , Bethel Nu . 65. Helpre, 1 resentat1ve to ldaho and Honor- dinmg room. Pres1dmg at the white fatlle, featurmg elbow pres1ded at the punch bowl I and Trevor Howard and Deputy to Bethel No. 62 l'<l Queen Bethel No. 40, Mar- punch bowl were Mrs. Daisy length slee_ves banded wiiJJ lace. which was centered with _a -=~~=:,~~:=:..::iii...:~:.;::=-=..:.:.:...:.~:...:._:, · ietta ; Phyllis WilcoKen. Honor- Blakeslee and Mrs. Margaret boat neckline and a wide band green frozen rose. Mrs. Bess1e ed Queen of Bethel No . 65, Bel- Yost. mothers of the Honored of c.hantilly lace bordering the Hayes and Miss Jennifer M~npre ;Janey Parsons. Treasurer Queen and Senior Princess. sti:t. Her paneled train of white chini assisted with the serving. i Bethel NO. 40. Marie!! a, and satm fastened at the nape of her Others assisting were Miss Thel· Mrs. William E. Blessing, Lan- }Irs, Clttd.YI Tfl'l.·lor DeCk with a white satin bow, rna Grueser, Mrs. Louis Reibel, i caster. ....J allowing it to hang loosely to be- , Mrs. Phil Globokar, Mrs. WatCouncil members altending Is Guest o/ Honor low her hemline. ' son and Mrs. Renw Menchini. ; the dinner included William Mrs. Gladys Taylor was guest ~er shoulder length vell of Miss Margaret Handley of Pitts· When you write Huyes. Ada Nease, Beth Pullen of honor at a birthday party white tulle was held in place by burgh, Pa. registered the guests. • check, you show and Helene Mullen. Line officers Tuesday afternoon at the home a. tiara of _seed pearls. She car- 1 Following the . the attendmg w ere Lindn Yost, of her daughter·in·law, Mrs. rled a White Bible topped with I couple left for a tnp to you are a mature . Linda Lyons, Pam Cleek and Bob Houdashelt, Brownell • av. a white orchid and cascades of and West Virginia. . More People Own Becky Nease. Assisting Mrs. Houdashelt were stephonatis. Her only jewelry I The bride is a graduate and thinking mem· Registrars for the visitation Mrs. Bill Petlit and Mrs. Char- was a pearl necklace, the gift Pomeroy High School, c)ass !ICAVICTOII Than ber of society. One were Letha Morris, Worthy les Durdy of her stepfather. i 1962, where she was active Any Other Telovieic>n .. .l After th~ honored guest Miss Joan R. Clin~ of Akron,' school affairs and .was qceen who takes advan· Bla.cll; and White ed her gifls refreshments . . of the bnde at Ohio the football court m her Senior II I cake ice cr~am potato chips UmversJty for the past three year. She also was . lege of modern or Color pop,' and coffee ~ere served ~ years, was maid of honor and tive to ~irls Sta.t~ of ~ banking. the above and Mrs. George wore a knee l~ngtb. gown of can LegiOn A~xlhary ~ 1961. FOR All OCCASIONS IStarcher, Mrs. Floyd . Brown, bronze satin wtth fitted ~ce · pres~nt, she IS a SeDIOr m.~ajor- 1 1 We wire flowers everywhere M N tf1 D rd M G ld and bell shaped skirt, w1thl mg m Elementary Education at Checks help with lxldgeling , . . . .< per .~ .. Yres. __ I _rs. e _e u y, rs. era matching shoes and shoulder the OU Ironton branch and · WY 2 2039 Gibbs, MISs Nan Durdy, length veil held in place with graduate in Atheus in June 1966. --, to daily protect y011 cash, add co· 1 OR NIGHl Wl9-2951 1 ~Y and Billy Pettit, Brent Houd- bronze satin bow, She carried Mr. Hester is a graduate of . ashelt. Mr. Charles Durdy and a colonial bouquet of gold and Pomeroy High School, class I lving upenm. Pomeroy Flower Shop Bob Houdashelt. white mums on a white satin !962, where IJe was a member 95 Mrs Millard Van Meter Sendin? gifts were Mrs. heart, with a painted bow of of the football team for four No ~eed to stuff your purse or pocket with N Maio PomeroJ thy Regtsler and Mrs. bronze and beige satin stream- years. He is a Junior at Marsh- 1 tnoney,,, iust wy, "Here's my check." Hemley. ers tied in lovers' knots. all University, majoring in The bridesmaid, Miss Patti dio-television advertising and · Ryan of Elyria, also a room- associated with station ll's Brand New! Distinctive Styling mate, and the junior brides- Radion in . as .. maids, Caralynn and Maralyna news director and FEATURES RCA SDUD COPPER CIRCUITS for gre11ter dependTracy, twin sisters of the bride The couple is residing at ability, better TV performance, fewer service headaches. wore knee length gowns of for~ Monroe Ave., Huntington. Mastercrafted aJI .wood cabinet with the sculptured beauty of Danish styling, swivels In eitt>erdirectlon. Ntw our new selection Jn· I est green satin ldentiC'8l to that Coming from out of town Vista 22,500-volt Deluxe Chassis combines with ultl'l• eludes the new coat of ·of the maid of honor, with 1 the wedding and reception were sensitive New Vista VHF 21nd Solid State UHF tuners far satin slippers and Mr. and Mrs. Vemalll C:::~~~~ ~~ arms styles. auperb all-channel performance. You enjoy brliht, length veil.or tulle held by and Jane, Mra. Vesta N FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF AND TAX FREE sharply detailed pictures in any TV tiQnal areal Sttlt in bows. The- carried 8 Mrs. Ma:~ T. Price, Mr. an FRIDAY NIGHT SHOPPERS. now .•• compare RCA Victor New Vista TV against all ial bouquet of bronze and Mrs. Tommy Mynes, Mrs. Chrisothers ••• anywhere ••• on eny channel I mums and greenery on tine Porter and Mr. and Mrs. I ..tin beart with beige Dan Beckett of Huntington, W. j • THE MOST TRUSTE~ NAMI IN ELECTflOittcl Taxes are off ... savings -;;;;;;;;;~;;;~~~ Janet Lee Billings and Mr. Hl'e on. You can get tbe 1 and Mrs. Nick Castrelll and · latest styles in fashionable or Logan, W. Va.; Mr. pins, earrings, pendants, Be sure to see the complete line of RCA Victor Mrs. Louis Karscbnlk, ~:oets and combinations Products on sale in the music de~artment on for Jess. Jack Flesher, Mr. and Mrs. TONIGHT & SUNDAY Elberfelds 2nd floor - Color TeleviSion -Stereoa. Jess Abel and Dianna and Elvia Pre.ley in and Mrs. George Hester, New : Black and White Television - Table Radios -:-· ·"We Have Grown Because Wa Have Helped ''ILUI HAWAII" TraUBistor Radios- Clock Radios- and Portable· 1 SEE OUR DISPLAy Haven, W. Va. I (Tecbnleolor) Others Grow'' • Beverly Burns, Clifton, W. Record Players - Use Elberfelds Sensible Credl4. -and. IVa.; Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Service to Make Your Purchases Member Federal Rourvt System "THI MAN WHO IHOT Riggs, Reedsville; Mr. and Mro. 1 LlBIRTY VALANCE" Marion Riggs, Rita Rae Tiggs Member Federal Deposit lnsuronc<> Corporation Larry L. Athens; Jomeo Stewart, Jobn W- . 234 E. MAIN POMEROY WY 2-3S57 POMEROY, OHIO and New Plans bave been completed for the wedding of Cathy G. Wolfe and Don M. Erwin Oct. , 21th at 2:30 p.m. at the Minersville Methodist ehurch. '!'be bride-to-be Is the daugl> ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Wolle, . Minersville, and Mr. Erwin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cheslfi'r Erwin of Middleport. The Rev. Wendell Stutler will read the vows of the open church wedding. Maid of hooor will be Miss Connie Cooke of Middleport; the best man, Michael Erwin, Belpre, the ~oom's brother. Ushers will be Victor Brown and Donley Reibel, uncles of the bride. Mrs. John Jordan, Columbus, will provide music and regis~ tering guests at the reception folloWing in the church basem~nt for relatives oi the couple will be Donna Reibel. Dnoted To Tlut Inter_,. 01 Tlut VOL XVII POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. OHIO NO. 154 Six Miners Found Dead Underground Over 500 persons visited the : Excelsior Sail Works on East I Main-s1 and many other tours throughout the coun-1 Itywereby taken the throngs of visitors. j "It was an all-out community good 1response - and a reall · one," said Mr. Grueser, in prais- ~ ing everyone who helped. He indicated it is impossible to( CLARKSBURG, W. VA.-! thank everyone personally, but fUPI) - Six: miners trapped fire 1 expressed his sincere apprecia-; deep underground when tion to all those who responded I broke out in a coal mine near to the request for assistance as 1 here Saturdav night were found hosts for the visitors. ! dead today. ·A seventh trapped Tours were taken by the visi- man was brought from thel tors in over 50 courtesy cars mint! alive Sunday night but · - - ·----~- - - I died minutes later. It was a. heartbreaking end to a 30-houtl I rescue effort. ; The last four bod.ie!l were l less than an hour after Ifound rescuers discovered SJgns wblcb spurred hopes the four have found oafety In the very extremities of the Mars No. 2 1 MEIGS mEATRE SHOP AT ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY SATURDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9 BerserkW'£e Peifm·manee·Prolted "HERE'S MY CHECK" Murders her RCA VICTOR 1 llewWsta 1 TELEVISION ' !"! ~· ' OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS ;)211111 Notionwide Bowling :uJ :00 Nore Dame " ' .,II) PGA Golf ,,HID Porter Watooer N:lll I Droam of Jeannie 1:30 Gol Smart 1:~ Sa1Urda7 Night el Mo•lea ~JJID Lole Newo 11:10 Weather 11:15 Sporla Roundup ol tba 60'1 Jf.!O rum.. '"'UT., ocr. 21 mGIILIGIITS · '1!il6 r DREAM or JEAN. ·tm: - ''Tbe Yaclit Murder ~" - Jeannie disappears •t·'li!!Dopportimo momenl, and 'f067··ts acculed of ber "mur- 'llr."·. . ' 8 GET SMART - starritig 1lltll.Adamo u the zealously la""'tIa! Mnwell 'Sdtart, Secret .JIIilfll ol ~~-seeM gov- . . ...., ......... ImOwau GfllrmoL.. 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USC 'Hd Great Monienla in Muois . ,,~ Polllieal 1:111· Hullabaloo 1:30 Flatt and Scruggo I lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON Channel13 1 $1to $10 I ChannelS JI;JqFury 1 The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company "·- Channe13 Almanac PD[!OYe and Pall '1:30 ,\tom Ant "io;~ Secret Squirrel ' if:~ U,nderdlli 11':110 Top Cal FASHION JEWELRY (6 TIL 8 PM) WHTN-TV ..:r. f:m Jobft•• 7:110 TV Cl8&!1'00m a: 110 Captain Kangaroo 1:110 "He<kle and Jeddo" 8:30 Tetmessee TUxedo 10:110 Mighty Mouse 10:30 LinwJ the Uoo Hearted 11:110 Tom and Jerry 11:30 Qulek Draw McGraw 12:110 Sky King 12; 30 The Adventures of Le"la !oliO My Friend Flli:ka 1:30 CBS NeW8 2,110 Cbamplonsblp Bowling " 3,110 Bozo's Adventure In Asia 3:45 Great Moments in Music 4:110 NFL Countdown to Klcko!J 6:110 Jim Waltera Jublleo 5:30 Bam Danca 6:110 Slattery's People 7:110 Smothers Brothers 7:30 Jackie GIWOD 1,30 Trlalo of O'Brien 8: 30 The Loner 10:00 G111l11110te 11:00 Newo Tonlgbt 11: 15 MlllloD DoUar Moriea 1:30 'l1Io Ll""""'" Well< Show ber company, tbe lwo Kellles decide to do IOmetbing abool tl Prudut'OI' f- has gone right along mmlng one-hour oegmenla of hla new "Coronet Blue" lel'ie8 aboot • young man's advenlurea while a vlcthn of amnesia ••· thoUgh tbare was no spaetJ In the CBS !all lineup for tha abow. rt might well lle dropped iDto ,the Dtlwork sebedule lt'Ottlld tbo firet or the year H CBS JIDdo t1 neceuory to ea"""l aome of the new shows tbat may not eatcl! on. PURPOSE ! \J .Always CALL • Rutland Furnitut:e ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND, 0. Mlrll of Quatltr '' · · Oft ree F ' ' MIN. Qu11lt1M 1 let Vlftlty Lempo ·' LPGAS . To EverY ~f ~ CulloiiMlr Hond pointed chlno'lo...,.. bt. Vol. $14.95 I Blpeot QualiiJ P!o-Gu Av&Uablo •' • ..,Iff.., -..-.. -----·-···... '···· ·-- . ··-- ····- •.. -- ... ·-·-- · ---~--·-- --·~··--·~-- --~ --~ ... -· ...-- •I ;.1 ' ' . • : I o •I . : I ' I • \ t j Lowen Tbomos wtD tJ. ·hoeored IUMI at a teellmonlal dfnner N... 12 el tile \Valdort - Astoria HoteL Arthur Godlrey will be maoter ef ceremonies. More tbon l,!tltl peraoDojB111 OIJ'OIIted to pay $100 • p!lle, wftll. Pl-.dl te .... llllllina fDDd being IOU&bl llllr tbo World C.. of ,~ .... .JII'Illrltll ol, tbo l!llploNra · Qab, of~ 'lllomu t•·~ : . . q Jl"""tlf!it, I . Herbert Brodkin Veteron newllC8oter ; l -~-- . . lll to 5 -····-- s I • I I I I i I I I; ll li I~J:; ,~ I I I I I I I I I I y • .JCTO BER ,., ' 1q6s T . - 1 ··- ----1 7 'I -- B ·-··I I 2' 9i 10 t t . '• 1 '3 I • 1 s 1 sl ' Pi 1 9 2 0 2 I 2 2 231 2·~.j ' 25 2 7 2S 2 9 30, " I li... w.....mac FOR ANY Supplement To The Daflr S..tlnel. Pomm~r·MidJ!!~. Obit MO l'bo Gaill.s Thneo, Gallipolia_ Oblo I 1:30 The Hollywood PaiJeo 10:30 11:00 Bob Young News .. 11:15 adller Tlleater e WHEN YOU NEED ••• Hundreds of visitors were taken up and down the river midst cascades of fan colors SundtiJ Athens county_residents. fur.t an:.. t.blee. D.Wlatllli!..to !pad, .at Pma I 1:00 Neigllbort 8:15 Soeial Security 8o30 Word of Lifo UO Superman 9:30 Frogglo Preaull 10:00 Sbenanlpano 10:30 Tho Beatie• 11: 00 Casper Cartoon lbow 11:30 Porky Pig 12:00 lluga Bllllil)' 12: 30 Milton the Monster I: 00 Hopplty Hopper I :30 American Blllldatand 2:30 Lel'o Donee 3,15 Teen Time Rally 3 o30 Adventure Time 5:00 ABC'o \llldo World of Sp'Co30 Flintstonet 7:110 Tammy 7:30 Sbbxllg 1:00 The King Famly Taylor and Otto l'remi!I8er. Story ol a group of World War II American prisoners of war. who spend tbelr Ume sebemlng wayo and means of helping each other to escape. 11;15 FILMS OF THE 80's "Kettles on Old lllacllonaldl Farm." starring Marjorie Main, IOd Parker FenneUy. Wben Ma ond Pa Kettte learn that a rolllllll<O between Sally Fleming and Brad Jolmson ill about to be br!>k• up by Sally's father, J. P. FlemJng, • - of a Jum- CHOICE TOUR - -41' ·NWa..niVned and onerated tw Mpjgs and I WCHS-TV .~l:tl $229· On Handy SwivelBase . -;-~ ·-- _.~ _....._~.~. . WSAZ-TV - ,· "I ::J 1 Saturday's Television Program "'· ~ I 4CJ\ildre,._ .1 1 ~ ;. I; Visitation Event is Held 1 l The Fall Foliage Tour lo Meigs county - taken by 857 central Ohio residents Sunday -· has been declared ! , an overwhelming success. th h .f.: Bess Bowling, chmman of the tour arranged roug the Columbus Chapter of National Railway Business • women, indicated the group was w highly pleased over 1its visit In Meigs county there IS a strong possibility the tour wil1 come again. . , - -. - - - . . 1 Bill Grueser, general cha1r-l provided by clvic-mmded resi· man of the hosts' activities, 1dents and boat rides were given said he was told the visitors to many of the visitors-.in crafts were ''tremendously pleased ... owned by local resident, ·and The C & 0 tr<~in, which ar- 1 others from Athens county. "', rived in Pomeroy somewhat Barbecue chicken dinners, behind SC"hedule , was greeted prepared jointly by the Jayby the Pomeroy High School· cees and Senior C of C memband and many Meigs eounty j hers, were served, residents. 1 j -Ohio uccess' Visitors Show Pleasure, May Return on 1966 Trip UNTil 9 PM THE SHOE BOX MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1965 ' 1 SHOP TONIGHT Meifii-MUDnf'reG ' - . -' 'J • SATURDAY, OCTOBER !6, 1965 Soviets Yank Giant Movie From U.S•. lelltap Ia POiletl RUOJJia'o masalve $30,0110,1100 lilm version of "War and Peace'' whicb weigh! in a.t five bouro, wao ouddenly bul DOt too m)'lteriously - yaoked !rom ublbltion In thla COIIII!ry. It wu to bave been shown at the San FranciJCO Film Festival, but the Redo suddenly gol the -.... tbat they Clll'l conIn>! U.S.A. eritiea the way they do II bolllll, IDd lhey were afraid II would be ropped aa drury, Of coune their own ••ertttea:" 1ave It ravea .... . . P!Iyllll D!Uer'o wedding preseDt to her new lruaband, oing. er W'lrd Donovan, wu a snap. py 1(>0111 ur. He'D at.o bocome 1 regular pari o1 her tdihlclub lei - • nioo frinae benellt to love llld t1aseo .... Director Tony Rlcliardoon eu1 more 1 'nlme" actors out of bit fUm, ''The Loved One,.. tban llllliJ motion pictlreo lnelude In their - · Among otben the dropouia ..... Jayne MID~ lleld, Ruth Gordon, Keenan W}'1tll and llorbera Nlcl1olo. It Wll '10 faull ol tbelro - the ftlm llmplj -.Jd .bovo n1n too .... ._ .,, ... wlllllll 4~-bour version will be a collectors' Item, but Tony wanted the final running time to be two hours, and that'a what it i1 now. Some Broadway citi2en! expres!te(f surpriBe at Art Carney 's sudden decision to leave the cast or "The Odd Couple," a ll&nt comedy bit. But insJders realize Art basn't been feeling at all well since the show opened, and he WM vastly disappointed when he v.ra!n't tapped fm· the movie edition of the play . .. .Folk star Bobby Dylan, whose records usually have u. ties like "Postively Fourth Street" and "It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train to Cry," h.as ,.,ttled on a one• word title for his upcoming book. He'll call it "Tarantula." McMillan wilt publisb. Katy Jurado, Ernest Borg. nine's second - from - last ex. wife, is opening a coffee house and bar in Taxco, Mexico . . . "The IIIII" ilt turning out to be the biggest box-olfice pictu,.., at the SUitoo in many years, and Sean Connery bu never received lllch rave reviews for bis acting in his entire carer .... Bob Newbart, wbc gave up nightclub performing a lew yeara ago beeauae lbere were loo many dlstracUnns ltranala· tiOti; tlru!W) bao ebanged IIis mind. He II now ready to con· tinue hll c....., In joints, will• the comment, "Nightclubs oro the only pi- where you can break in new materlll ." OillJwy DOle: PamelA Tillin lo lW'llinl how to pizza hal llllallo mm .ll.utnilllal'l wife while she's filming ''PBJ'Io anoia," opposite Marcello Jn Rome. There's an obvious punchlioe, but you won't read it here .. .. Anne Bancroft's husband, Mel Brooks, bas titled his new movie script, "Mar• riage ls A Dirty, Rotten Fraud." Of course, he doesn't believe a word of it, because Mel adeh1 Anne and matrimony. A technicality may prevent Steve Allen from running for Congress in California, a1 planned Robert Taylor, in M• drid shooting "Savage Pampas"' is a happy man. He's discover"' ed his fame in Europe is 11 'treat as e\'er. The only star that has rated almost as mucb attention recently is Alain Delon, but Bob has nppeared on more magazine covers than El Cordobes, and producers are !tipping for bis attention. Tho joyous mood was enhanced by the arrival of Mrs. Taylor, Ur. sula Theiss who sbowed up ~ a visit. 11 'j ilAnJRDAY'S LATE MOVIES Channel 13, ~<Beyond t ht Time Barrier, •• 1959, Robert Clarke and "The Brain 'lbal Wouldn't Die/' 1960, Jasao Evers. Channel !, "City That Nevw Sleeps." 1953, Gig Y011111! and Otannel 3. "Down To Terror," 1959, Colleen MlUer. WEDNI!SDAY'S LATE MOVDI Channel 8, "Bongazi," ~ Richard Conte. . 11IUJISDAY'S LATE MoVIE ' Ch.ennel I, "Poelnwt fltr . Danger," 191!e, ron, Moore, FRIDAY'S 1.4'1'11: MOVIIll . Channel 8, "The Atom.le lid, R 115l,lli!*Q, ......... . ... . ··-· ·' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 16, 1965 cottrill davis kincaid neville