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SAVE ALL ~· .Y~UIJ WEsUPS FIOM fLBERF!LDS IM POMIROYi .,, . . . .' v . . •' \ ~- 1~ ShOWing • hospit~l today by Racme emergency 1m the Oh1o Slale Pemtenl1ary, j BY CHESTER TANNEHILL the coffee bars around the coun. and longer and mort tedi.,. squadmen. fore going over the embank· ! was senlenced for murder. ln- 1 Editor, The Sentinel f ty wilhoul fail rurn up conver- hours al Pair Week. llospilal officials In Gallipolis ment. I slead. Drng...:• was sentenced Don'l look now, but our civiCI salions each year something like The pay, too. ;. rather low said al 10:30 a. m. thai Wolle The car driven by Wolfe also 1for non • suppon. I mindedness is showing. lhe following : scale. if zero Is low. And if you was still receiving emergency lore down a section ol fence II " almosl lime lor the an"Ob, It's all find abead of are the kmd to grumble about lrealment. The hospital !i'aid Sheriff Hartenbach Sllill the nual election or members of the lime those guys bave il under-the-table benefits, thero'a I ovWolfe has head ln)'uries and ap-- Wolfe car IapparentlyII rolled MeJas County Agricultural So- aU wrapped up for tbemselv- DQ tab le to put anything undlr. . paralyzed, erh severa h' h l1mes It t aa erledeavmg ap i pears to be partmlly board of directors • • le- es wbatadeal tor lbem . . State. superv1sed ' • • •eyed having no use of h1s legs. t e . 1g way. r ve . gal entity established and re-: Ya!.. aud1ls guarantee th1s servJce :11 0 0 Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach bproximately 1 · 270 g t feet In topthe field . . under lhe The facts are that It is an an. a civic contribulioo of the first plenished periodically sa1d lJxhC!Itlons are that Wolfe No one heard lhe crash Bnd . . .. . . . . e ore comm o • s · Ohio Code. lis JOb " the Slag. nual scramble to get comm11- order. ked lh hi' I travel- . ' . mg of the annual county fa1r. ments from enough CIVIC mmd- It has been years smce a wrec e <"ar w e 11 was not 'mhl 7·30 1 m toh' k h' · k.i d b bee ing north shor tlY leaving day that anyone . notJce .' d. the · And If anyone t Ink S I .IS IS a Th ed men tto. stan d t'ored't he boa rd.,1sea nd aed1 o.r any as lairD S d . . h. h Oh' . n counly the residence of Charles Mat· wreckage" Sheriff Hartenbach un ay piCniC, I In agam. ey pu '" 1ong, I . IDUS ours r<porl rn 10. 1' E hews in Letart Falls around 10 . e1 ..01 t H llh De 8 t· · An election of board members lhroughoul the. sprmg and s;stem. . 01 M'ddl 1 . !Old. G enn vans opo '" g• Y . ea P r I is worth extra artentlon because summer for the faiT Wh1ch leads lo lho poml that p. m. last mght. discovered the accident and ment off1c1als sa1d today anoth- 1__ -- - -. _____ -·-_ _ _ _ lht> annual leclion ·u be held Aclual scene of lhe wreck reported II to the sheriff'• de- er Rabies lnnoculalion Clinic- , in the office ol 10 was curve .2 ofroad a mile the third held scheduled recent I north onof athe Planls ln rpartmenl, Wolfe who lrad either crawl·· weeks - tohasbe been ·I the countv w d. rourt da b use in Pom fr -~""""·"'--""'-I ThirdRabIes • . e~ely -~ b Clinic to e 0nsa1urday · au.~"o:~r ~. .~un . ea~le preparrn~ com~issioner:~ Aircraft Sub-assembJ'Ies PIantiS. connngto . Logan pNCINNATI - A PASTOR active leadership In the national rights survived civila COLUMBUS IUPil - Stale ol 0 rev t from Wll'h in hiS. congrega. officials were free today to go ,' Lerart township. II is believed ed or was thrown from the for th'IS Sat urday lorn r rs until e9 nes p.m. y, Nov ' 2 t0 5'i •<roy . 10' om iipn .by a mere eight votes out aheadwithimplementingforuse i Wolle's car hila coal pile at[· wreckage, was round lyinK in p. m. ar the Middleport ToWil l c. w. Henderson Is the lone of rriore than 550 cast Thursday In the 1966 election the state Ithe Theron Johnson residence fronl of the demolished vehicle. Hall. candidala for an unex ired lerm night. · Apporllonment Board's district on Roole 338, and then lraveledl He was semi • consci0111 offic- Health Department represen- 1, LOGAN Ohio IUPII _ A new plant to produee air· !hal wi'l end Dec Jl pi966 Can. Members . .of lhe Revelation lines from whleh state leiJsla. , approximately 800ft. further be· iala said. . tahves said lhe clinic 18 bemg cr•ft structural sub-assemblies will be huilt here by · dtdal•,' leek·r·n• ·e ..:,,.' · 'Ch · h 1 d ... 276 to Ill be bo [ . conducted once more at lhe re· l • . . . F , • .... 0 10 ,...,.. .. · urc vo • • ro w . c sen. · .. ho Lockheed-Georgia whrch recently won an Air orce con· · terms will 1 0Dec 1 agalbst'' .• ,. tnoiion to oust the Judge WllUam C. Bryant of 1 ltirfsl1 wl to build the C5A jet C1lrgo transpilrt . U. S. Rep.[ are llugh p Custer 31 1968Koblentz Cha.rles R;dford Rev. Fl;d _L. •• the lOth Oisb1ct Court of Ap-i e lo. I ear lOT Walter H. Moeller, Democrat representing Ohio's lOth I id lfe 11 a top a1de ol Dr. peals cleared the way Thurs- r : John Moore. Pl. Pleasant I District, revealed the plans .. __ - - - - - Tom R. and Charle; So the U.lller Ch King Jr. of the ,day by allermg the reslrarmng Martin . . . be h nd , Thursday. , . h Williams all unopposed 11 I t'1an Leaders hip order he 1ssu . ed Oc.I 19 to pro. 1· ve 1.ermarmn, Wl on cals a jI Construclion . I '· . next IJ msure t·he SUCC'deSs .0 1 our new,,I Everv person With • uf rn· - . rs lat lhe do·•s and 1 1 Th di id lsi1h'b· t fl' . I f . ' o mnocu e J . h s toI t' h d par 1nm 'P an mves men. . .._.,n • ranss en sale 1c1a s plan. rom carry- :· Dogs 'juled anuary Wit comp e Ion sc e · in the .Me·g 1 enr 1of membership 8 Councharged the postor the In1 1tout theoboard's Workers who will conduct a house-to-house canvass ;' broug hi 1o .the c1101·c· by June, _ The facility ' sa1.d W. A. pu1ver, pres,_.d . 's cburch Ia a dictatorial lash- 1I is1 the deadline for ' in Eastern Local School dislrict Mon-Jay, Nov. 15; to ' should be lnnoculated once ev- will employ 1501966 lo 200 Lockheed . Georgia, wh•ch has I ty Agncullural Soc " ehgi· . •·n a·• d 1 d' 1 lh d'd t b 1 led · : raise funds to purch.·e library materials at Eastern High I ery lhree years and cats each : h .t . . i headquarters al Mar.elra, Ga : blelo vole. and would have been ,. "" r.,.,. o tvu Re e ean r a es o e oca m a • year. w en 1 " m u opera ion. . .. a candidate as welL dlspositlon ot church funds. dislrict lhey hope lo represent school today. . . C I h I I I' 'I(1 "W 'II be lo1ki11 I 1Lagan ' The firm Is a sutlSidiary of The a rtionmenl board's The dnve IS sponsred by the Rivervrew and Chester ost o t e nnocu a ton WI e . o n o . I Lackhead Aircrafl Corp. nd 5 0 per ppo 9!1 smgle-member · PTAswith and the the Eastern TuppersHigh Plains 11. on pet.or The pets are and Its to furmsh the will execule the $2 billiont conCLEVELAND - A NEGRO plan creales lion - -Boosters - --- club -· in coopera- be to be leash m boxes. It leadership and manpower lo t ·I r lh C54 I the [ . , . urge d Ihat aII "'"'dens I f ih - - ·- --rae 'sorlargest e plane ranspor. I ' almosl won eleclmn as Id'House. districts h 1andh' 33 h Senate .d school student council. [Clarence Headley, Mrs. Ken-:" /I world ' 0 Cleveland mayor Tuesday, to- I IStncls, eac o w lc provt e . neth Griffith and Mrs. Richard area who have nol had dal challeng"" ihe election , .. ' one member. Punds raised will be match· / s .ncer. Sludent council work· pels innoculaled make a special' Pulver SOld only • lew top .,. edI by federal pe.m t he Tuppers management pos1hons at the i ' su yl.!I, th N funds . 1 from DefT1tle ers area effort to attend the clinic· Slate Rep. Carl B. Sokes said [ LOCAL TEMPS Ill of .• atlona ense •Will be Linda Spencer, Linda Meanwhile. heallh depart' plant here would be filled by several avenues of contesting [ The tempera.lure m Pomeroy's Education Acl. The has : Henderson, Par Gaul . Doris ment officials warned agam : [, , present Lockheed employes . the election of Mayor Ralph S. ; busmess dJSiriCI al II :45 a.m. been set al $500. . Davis, Janet and ! thai exlreme care be exermed • ! The sub - assemblies Jl will 1 Locher were open and ht. was loday.was 58 degrees under sunfrom the Tuppers ! Shirley Rucker. ! m handhng or any pets that apt produce currently are manu- : SA N FRANCISCO fUPI _ 1 hOI sure which he would use. : ny slues. Plams Boosters Club are Mrs. j Riverview PTA workers will lpear to aet strangely. No one Uni I fa crured at the Georg•a planr ' Prmms Margarel WIShmg to The close election promised lo be Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. I should enter the lrmge areas of , The componenls Will contm-[ "meet manv people from aQ lead to a round of lawsuits as Ronald Osborne and Mrs. Ba,_f Pomeroy where skunk dens are A sir • member board ue lo be produced tn wa lks of set our today tt Stokes pushed his bid to become II Green. Studenls in lhe Riv- . bemg gassed and traps are sel. co-operate With .Galha and then be shipped here, where Isee San Franr"""· lhe firsl Negro mayor of a rna. erview area lo help are Sandra Dogs and cats are to be under , offiCials m lormmg a Mel, s . lhey will be assembled mlo lhe, Thr Prinress and her hu .. jor V. S. elty. . Newlun. Ronnie Orr, Karen Carbe ] airlrames. band . Lord Snowdon. arrived Stokes, 1 Democral runrung ter, Connie. Holsmger, B1ll Buck-, notified immediately of any ani- , day night by the Meigs Counly . I mght a Joog and as an Independent, lost by 2,341 ley and Lmda Brown. mal thought to be rabid. C mmunit Action committ€'€' , llnng 13 . hour filght from Loavotes, less lhan two per polling Chesler PTA workers are Mrs., rtno e/ at lhe Ohio Power e aU e liDS ! don place, In llle unofficial labulaHobart Newell and Mrs. RICh, . • ' Uul showmg lhat unique 8 me mg P 8 lion. He said there were some ard Barten. Student council Waverly Dtffuswn I d were combination of graceful enthureported lrregulariile• and he members in thar who will Plant is Visited Don Rob- I 1siasm and regal reserve, lhe was conlldent 1 TOCOUIIt would work Wllh the dnve are Bill PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (UPil- erl Clark Harrisonville: Wil-' prioress remained unflustered revene the outcome. Allen, Cheryl Bentz. Patti An Atomic Energy Commission liam Guthrie, Middleporl: Garl j ' by lhe ballery of cameramen Pal Morrissey, Linda Lar ns fact-finding team inspected the Quails Pomeroy; Rosalie• and newsmen who greeted bor and Greg Bailey. AEC's gaseous diffusion planl Story ' 8 teacher in the Sali.'lal a press dub reception. Elberfelds Men at nearby Waverly loday lor a , bury 'schools, and Faye Prolfiti, J PARIS •UPI\ - French or' :· 1 have longed lo come to , , proposed $.100 million atom lrPortland. 1ficia!~ said today Presiden( th1s country for ages,'' she told Return from 01011' This group is expected to meel ' Charles De Gaulle will conduct [ the asembled newsmen and William Downie and Max The plant .was one .of ! with the Gallia County Commun-1 his campaign for re.rlection in w1th a . • ,•• . , •. Mees of Elberfelds In Pome- lhree Ob10 Silos bemg conSJd. ily Ac1ion commillee next week !the Dec. 5 voling wilh "digni-: smile. An I am so thnlled II Graveside rites for Cllarles · ' .. . •· ! roy returned. lo Pomeroy Wed· ered for the soughl . alrer nu- llo organize one group which ! ty," IPaving the whislleslop- ! has now bfrome a realily.'' Ill. McMurray, 97, Long Bot· . . : nesday_ evemng from a Fall Iclear accelerator laboratory. will plan for the Office of ing, baby . kissing tarlis to his Free_Tune tom, who dled this !"ornlng In GREETS STUDENTS - Evan E. Williams, speaker, as- Markelrng chmc held by Lees omic Opportunily in Washrngcandidates. Today the Pnnress and Lard llle Veterans Memonal ho$p1Uii, slslant Vice President, Columbus and Southern Electrir Carpet company in Glasgow, FRACTURES WRIST · ton, D. c. a survey to be made h ed h' 1Snowdon have arranged for Will be held Sunday at 2 p.m.[ Company, greets some of the 124 top science studen!" Virginia. Daniel E. Rizer, 14, son of Mr , of conditions in Meigs and GalGau 11 r plenty of lime lo rhemselves 0d at the 8Bald Knobs cemetery.[ in lhe Company's service area who took part In a one· The three-day clinic consist- I and Mrs. Vernon RIZer, Harr- lia counties. can ldacy urs ay. WI '"'' after offiria! engagements. A He was member of the Chrtst •j day testing program at Ohio State University Testing ,ed of class atlendance and In- ford, was admitted to Holz..- 11 also will discuss plans to [ to or most barrage of rumors have precedChristlan ohurch. Center recently. Students left to right, are David Good- · struction In siyle and design, hospital at 8: IS p.m. Thursday aid children between 16 and 21, rad•o · teleVISion broa asts to ed the fun-lovmg couple ro lhe Survivors Include two aons, IWin, Pomeroy: Tim Sander, Whitehall, and Willa Ann dyeing, fiber presentaUon, tufl. for trealment of a lraclured lefl and persons with an annual in- r the nalwn: 80 confident he effect !hal they will want 18 Bayet McMurray, PorUand Hsueh, Whitehall. Twelve winners, including Jonnie lng, weaving, finishing and fre- wriBt suffered during a football come of 13,0011 or less. of re-<leciiOn. taste of San Franc ro·s /ret1 Loull1 Long Bottom, Facemire, Gallipolis, will attend a nallonal conference . quent lours of lhe Lees Carpet 1 practice at Wahama H i g h. The community action com· Recent straw vole polls have ; wheel nightlir.. 15 and lister, Vrrslnla Schrock, on the atom in Chicago Dec. 8·11. · :factory in Glasgow. f school. Imillee was organized in Meigs given DeGaulle more than 65 ' s:••"•' p~stor. ~ Shutt~wortb ~- ere.~.. ~. 1 Library Fundcanvass· crew· For Easl ern LocaJNamed ~londay ~te:"~' ~;""· tract ~nab '"'r c~r. ., env~rons ~orkers 0 ppor 00;1,~1 d~~.",1~m~~";hould T()be Sunday l co~pa~~ 1 ~ ~me';:;. ~ullen ° Mi~dle~;1 . . s· Georg~a D G }] A' I To Conduct Sedate Race i Id1g_n11a~~es. E~n~l ~ivai spark~e-eyed ~· ~hw annou~~ ':II hm~setf 0 ~~ two~t ~ ==~ :.~··~=: ~a lkJn~JY • B00 by T,..·~n JS • De·bom bed hi~." Th_ursd~y a~ler ~masher. I 1~,~~ • pfincess • her . ' E JB • ar egin . . Jgh{Seeing Y I nov: ~ely . ~~~~~~it?::•c:a~l !z;,r:m~h~;:, B~~r, 0 I~ co~nl~ Wa_verl~ McMurra~, d oar ame I For vconomir llolsin~er Graveside Rite ~ lhe~r"I B dN p~-•.:~;Ins .o· ~oal ~gm persons~ ~ were_an~ounced ~ho t~ e~<pire R~uter ° in~ counly last March. The office per cent of the ballots. : PmSBURGH !UPil _ .\> Economic Opporlunily later By shunning .American . type j lwnisnm Company of Amortrequested the _Me1gs group to camp3ign taches, De Gaulle ,. tALCOA), llle nalioo'o ..,_ consolidate With Galtia COUll- plans . lo leave the verbal j gest alnmlnum produeer, • ty rn the program. Mr. Ther- brawUng lo the other candi-l day &niiOUDCed price IDcre.. · a1oo11. es on primary 11111>1 · SAIGON (VPI) - The man/ cUmbed onlo an operating u.. size of an egg fired from an M- paUents. The· grenade had en- on .Johnson ' presldenl . .of the dates wb'lI e he remams and ta• willl lhe bomb In hit back got ble The entrance was cloaed l79 launcher a weapon that tered the right side of his body Metgs Aetron cern· and olympianubove the polili· rlcated prodiiCts . out ol his hospltrd bed today up .and the mosl unusual oper- lresembles ; sawed • of! shot· !hen ollpped arou!ld lhe skin mittee, was m of 1he cal free.for-all. He in lends lo ALCOA uld II would ro)le and walked Sl"'erly a\,ss the allon of U10 war besan. :gun. the small of his back. Thursday night meeting. create the image of _a man not Its prices from 1!1\2 ro zo ,_ room to 1 landbag bunker. Two The story began las! Thurs- . Chin was rushed to Saigon's A U. S. Air Foree doctor and running f..- a politiCal party, per Jllond t1 prlmlll')' IIIIIIJI. 1 American surgeons and an day when Nguyen Van Chin, a/ Cbo Ray Hospllal. Doctor! an American civilian surgeon Metro Gerlenl Hoopltal i but. as a candidate of the aom iqol 11111 - eea1 per English anestbiolngist held 52-year-old Vietnamese farmer noticed a bole in his back and 3Cccesslully removed the gre- AdmtsoioDI - Mildred Lowe, nat1on. JMllliNI oa mOll t1 Ill flbrlcl$. their breath. from Long An Province, walked lump lhere. X-rays reveajed nade today In a daring volun- Middleport; Sylvia Lacey, Mid· ed prodaets, Dloelwpt - Datsy V811 · The man wao a walking oot ol his bouse. Someone came that the grenade Vias ·Imbedded h!er operation. dleport. ASKS fiZO loeruoeo art etloctw Me.la', Porlllbd; Wilbur lmbc> booby trap. He coold ezplode al up behind Chin and 11id "pul ;. his bock, and lhal the device ,Maj, Gen. James W. Hum- Dlseharc., - Helen Batey, ·8 Moriday. den, Rutland: Dana Hamm, 111J mome111 witb a blast your lran<ls up." . was live. capsble ol e•plodlng pllreys, protected by sandbags Middleport; John Stanley, AI· Velma Quillen, doing business ALCOA'• move loUowof lte Mn. Jameo Ward .powerful lo bl01t him to Chin helrrd a loud noise and at any a«ond. a"'CI hsaHerproof gla,., calmly bany; AWIUn RWlseU, Middle· as Quillen Grocery, has flied , leld .....,. . 1I.J IIIIer •1-ltr. PGrtftnd bill and lb)ltme nearby. lben felt 'oomelhlac !lrlke hlm Chin was plaCed In o lhact out around !he.. grenalje, pulled port; Eva Knopp, Mason; Opal suit for f/20.19, plus prodaOoro .... • • • . - .!rlr· and Mro. Jerry Once lnalde lhe on' .111e rlibl sl4e o( hL! body. on the hoopltal ITOUnds ...,.. It '!01 With lbd dropped l>arsi, Cheshire; l.oahia Mitch· !rom Cecil and Doroti!J ftGse. N ol111111r Idee J!P ,. .,. 1111& . . a• lliirlt lnlrker, lbe &lnierll I wu 1 plrdt aboul tile l"ted fr0111 lhe not Ill lbt U' llltu IW flllld wltb ADd. ell, Rutland. . llmJ, illllriliL week. __ _ • . ·- _ 0 , u r ~ I oi Comm~nlly charg~ ent~re PO~. -· •• TJ4iiFTYl DRESS,ES ~-I ~ .Yea~ I"""'"'"""""'-=--hls~onan. C~rcl~~~ce ~""~ 11ooPu.i ' 111 oil ·'l :::at!:~esla'o em~en ··• 1Y1 _acwthloulte· lngoveearnsemRenbt~~~llaa:' 1 audit?Ji~m c • • M • d d I IVIC Ill e ness teena~er, olfl the Churdi o1 llleir choi<!t Frtendt may caU at lho Ewmi ..... "'-1 home u -· '""""' will be opened lby me,at ""' 01181tet the arav..lde . Ve....._ Alemorlal Atbllllslo11- Cllu- Saylor, Middleport; Radcliff llager, 1\!_lddleport; Michael McKellllo, lilt Pritt This W...... GIRLS :~O:n~=~ =~~.:~ :~ Phoenix, Ariz. Friends art re- d with lace and nove!Ueo !<Jr weddlns• and r«optioDI. :':etty nylon half apron• ill red, blaok, blue, l>irll< and DYize - Cotton print half apriJI1I - terry <loth hall aprono _ ootloll print cobbler and eobberette apron• bib OJII'ODI - coverall oproDI oud utro large lioo oprona. e&ee this . line oelecllou ol popular prlce apiona 011 lbe IbiD Floor. 11114 PLIICI LINID Sllto ' to U. Solkl colon. Red lild Ro711L . llonal machinery lor 0 ~rea YOU ALWAYS SAVE ON Sizes 29 to 42 waist measure, solld colop. ~f:t~ Ioden green, wheat and antelope.-~ l~th belt ash bit 1n your choice of Ivy ....,..e ~ps8oretapered leg 'st)'!e with adjllltable waist. I Come and see all the models now. llse our Lay-Away Plan: Regular col1ar styles and Sizes from 28 to 5~, and your 'drr:c~=.:r:.'t:-: are "Reston" quality slacp rna e '? B b SUm of them are Wash 'D Wear quality. ot models and Regular models. · easy lay away plan. SEWING MACHINES • 59.50 up SPORT SHIRTS DRESS SLACKS AT ELBERFElD$ Christmas is the sea· SINGER 1 CORDUROY CRAWLERS at son of practical gifts 'I ' Sot tho complete Uno of MEN'S CAPS •nd BOYS CAPS $1.00 ond $3.95 Flannelette Night Gowns Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns . WY 2-2284 115 W. SECOND OHIO f to black $1.00 a - - - - - ; The Fabric Shop • . Also Men's $4.49 Bl""h'll Mtdras J•cket Men's (ampul Nevtr Iron Solid Color earth, spsce chiefs said. . ' See the many other "Mr. Wrangler" Jackets on the first floor. for $2.50 cU &overnmenl statement oeerully .... In London, Britain's Parll· ament went on standby alerl today to provide the conslltu. urnves Ig ton roun J PJ ££ R 338 n ants 0 0Ute h W by local instructor h OffMn.l TRI-M OFFICERS - Officers of the Southern High school Tri-M organization, headed A 16 year-old Rt. 2 Racine youth was found serious- Richard Lee, installed 15 new members in ceremonies at the igh school ednesday nig ly injured this morning over an embankment along State 1 for this are, I to r, Brenda Noms. secretary, Caroly n Lipscomb, treasurer, Bill Zerkle, president, Bever., . Route 338 at Plants. Pnce, and DlXIe pre_sident.:-:::Sentlnel p_ho_t_o_. - -- - - -- - - -- - - - - The identified by authorities as Ray Mon· ley Wolfe, was found lyrng m front of a 1955 model car / ... .... he apparently had wrecked shortly alter 10 p.m. Thurs- . ERROR CORRECTED dav. i II was erroneo.us.IY reported , ' Wolfe, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson M. Wolfe of I' on Oct. 20 thai Wilham C. Dln· r' Rt. 2, Racine .. was rushed to Holzer at 8:08 a.m. .guss, who is serving a senlence . tbrear. aplnsl tbe Brttisb e•l· ''Spirit of 76" Gemini flights now set for December. The honors, inslead, will go appartntly 1o astronaut David Scott, co-pilot of the Gemini 8 orbital FebruarYoyage expected next .lroll '• or March· Scott w1'll ou~'·Ide '"••s ca••ule •· for at least one complete orbil aroond ~ Zipper front, slash pockets, ny~r ~dec~~~~b~:: warm, com!ort~ble, Ught weig S a 11 Medium, Greens and whites, srzes are rna ' Large. The sale price at Elberfeld• is And Boys $3.95 Bl""lng Madras Jocktts permit astronaut Tho- tUPI) - Rbodeola today de- COLUMBus _ THE STATE ,' 1 8 II ffighway Department will 1 ,, t·• 1 lace under contract in CU • era Y areo • G nd Lak ( I ence IIIIa weekend. Britaltr ll 137,594,0011 I8 II1 freed ntll Rhotbe oga, h eugaworth a of non e - mterles ddetermined not &o give slate lg counlry's blacksoma vost ma· . hway conslrue tion. es a Hi hwa Director p E. Mash. eter gsa1'd ya totaI of 11.38 m1'IU on a)IH'IIy vol-iD innumbfn, tb0 governm 1 are rtveo of such projects rs programm fo . ed " •• • ll.le r thethethree """nlies by the .......... of them eX· baian"e pected lo be under contract by 1974. 1 NYLON JACKETS 52 BY 52 INCHIS FOR SALE OF OUR WOMENS $2.95 ) ~:fg ~e~~~~~e o~~~~eP~l~ rifg~~s ~! ~~"";;~~ Anolhor Shipment Populor Flonnol Bad< THIS WEEK-END WE'RE HAVING A Singer gift on 1 for $3.00 to a walk, t elolour man elared geocy abe<au.. of alleged mas fl. during Staffordh take• sueh 10-day olale of emer- pelr polr pelr For this sale; $3.50 • You save on all Cosmetics and Hair Care Items at Elberfelds-Be sure to visit the Cosmetic De· partment, select what you need and save. We are having sale prices on our special purchase of Women's P".' , ... 0 i: WOMEN'S COATS This Week-end $2· In si2es 8 to 16 Madras plaids that reverse or tan. 99c Chorl.. Antell H1lr Sprty - - - - - 66c Ceryl Rlchtrds "Just WondtrfuiH - - - 89• Alberto VOS Heir Sprty --~--- 1 Mox Foetor 15 oz. Qu..., Slu - - - - - : $1.50 Adorn Wattr fret Hair Spray $1.1 2 $1-67 $2.25 Adorn Hair Spray 99c Woodburys Drum Set ~----- 73c Be first to thoose yours now. ~liln.y new aems . Glm'r s \1 it! Pns, H<..Lncllra ,~." 1-fPad SearL~. etc. PET TURTLES _ _ 29t and 39t Plam and p:llnled $2 69. $ ' • 2 69 $3' 89 1 49 Honthldo (unllnod) Pigskin, thor1111lllned Buckskin, notural, llnod Pigskin, thtrmol llntd In tho Coomotlc Deportment on tho hi floor Chrislmas Cards On Display •• • ' REVERSIBLE MADRAS JACKETS HAIR SPRAYS CONTINUES THIS WEEK -----:--::-:-- .... .- 2· posal BOY$ $4.95 YOU CAN REALLY SAVE ON and ing 10 U. S. space officials. The - - - - - - - - - - , U. s, space agency revealed - - - ... Thursby II . had killed a proSAIJSBURY, Rhodesia Goottkln GlovN (unlinod) $1.49 1 po:r Buckskin GlovN (thtrmolllnod)- $ 2•89 1 polr Horoohldo Glovto (rod lining) $2. 89 • P•t Honohldo whlto, with rod lining - $ 89 1 FILM ··--··-···-·············-· ·-·· ~Iineo . Stewart , R1chard Widmark. Karl Malden .. Ar· lhur Kennedy, Patrick an American astronnut will be ' delayed until next year, accord.ll MENS WOLVERINE Sale! KODAK FILM '1'.11. or SPACB CENTER. HOUSTON Found • ~ Seriously Injured Ill I FI.eld ats Wreck Site N' h G d IS - Tht next "walk In space" by ' was surroundf>d by silver candl es. Mr . .and Mrs. Wigal rel'eived many nice gifts. Carroll Baker. • Teen-ager Mrs. Wigal rf:'<'eived a diamond ring from her children. Jarkit> . Judy . Phyllis Ann, Bryan Harrv IRe and George. 'T';le din~er was prepared and servf"d by Mrs. Otis Bailey. The- rel'ept ion was planned by Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Wigal and Judy Wigal J\-lrs. Bailey's homr was' derot'ated with fall flowers and silver wedding bells. The r~;~ke, tr!mmt>d in roses, decor- '1'1 hi 25th wedding anniversary Octo. 17 al lhE' home of Mr. and Mrs. Otis BliiiPy. ~; ~joa, ~ ~ ~ f~ IIIJIIbacj 0 . ' ., .' a. a.. ~res1,j ... ' . ' ,,; �. 1 ~5.4 Million ' Directed to &hoolAid · ~ ~ ~ .. ·· . ........... . ' ,... . -~;~, . 'f 2-'0aDy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 5, 1965 r-------River news ··--=~ .' ' ~ t,\·tJ~\ __,_...,..== ! ·.'r •·.. ' "I', ·.. . '·~-' . ' ,•y.l· .~krn Eagles Invade Racine for Big Game with Southern To-:..uLUU Gaqe readlllllBT Galllpollo Dam 12.2, 11.9, I'IJI1lling 3'h on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 21.74, Pt. Pleasant 24.21, !llnton 1 .63 slaU01181)', Kanawha Falls 1 2.00 rising, Charleston 19.931 stationary. London, Marmet and Winfield dams were on the sills. Boat Movomeall: ~ Rip S.bool FootbaD IJ Ualted ·Press International Cleveland BenedlcUne 52 Clevelaoo Glenvllle I Cleveland !IDly Name 22 Cleveland John Marshall CleYoland West Tech 44 Cleveland Rhodes . CINCINNATI (UP! _ ger Don Heffner of the nati Reds rounded out his tooay by hiring Dave and Roy Sievers as co•ches. Easl Qeveland Shaw 13 Lakewood Hllr!JII 2& Rldgevllle 6 Oberllll, 14 Mldvit:w 0 ~ 42 Calumbia 20 Ftritland• 30 Sauth Amherst 1 ~'IU2~ffel HELEN HELP US! -1 ~- >~+ ~ · 51 . ·; olr . j~ WI'JI'.4PVJ11a by Helen Bottei-..J North Olmsted 16 o.,nge 0 be broke into the American TOKYO (UP!) - A weak League in 1939 with the Browns earthquake was recorded lit He played second base In the ianu aystern before I switching to the managing side. Prior to the San Diego as!ignment. he managed five lower .. ' ers was rookie of the year when and he plaJ•ed in All-Star games Tokyo at II :56 a.m. today. A·. in 1956, 1959 and 1961. t -• 'd ~ Bris1ol, 32, managed San Dtgovernmen .,.,..esman SOl - · ego of the Pacific Coast League Heffner, recenlly named mll)l- tremor was hardly felt bul to the playoff championship a~er, sald Slevers and Bn_ stol registered on seismographs. 1964 and to third place in w1U also coach on the lines teague's eastern division "but I haven't decided at what I There were DO ~por11 II season. bases they will coach.'• 1 damage. ReVere 6 :II) coach. He hit 20 or more h<>-1 Already selected as eoacbat' mers lor nine seasons, having 1 were Mel Harder, Ray Sllore:' his best year for Washington in' and Whitey Wietelma!Ul. ThiJ Ia 1957 when he drove in 114 runs the first time the Reds have and hit 42 borne runs. had five full-time coaehes for i He also played ootfleld and season. first base for the St. Loms Browns, Chicago White Sox and the Phlladelplua PhUlies. Siev- QUAKE RECORDED Bristol and Sievers Named To Reds Staff . ' ~' NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS Reds· Hawthorne Gun Shop level fann teams. 2 Mil .. North of Choslor, Off Slott Routt 7 Bristol currcnlly Is managing the Reds' Tampa, Fla., club In the Florida Instructional League. The 33-year-old Slvers,a slugEAGLE_ UNEMEN- These eleven Eastern football players wUI btl seeing plenty of action, either offenslivelyl glng star who quit as a piByer ~defenSively, Saturday rught on the Southern Tornado football field at Racine. Game time for the clash is 8 p.m. at the start of the 1965 season Front row, l tor., John Pooler, Ray JustJB, Tom Osborne, Head Coach Dick Martin Archie Rose Deryi Well with Waahlngton, will he batting !o_hn _Bogard. Back row, Mike Martin, Terry Kaylor, Bruce Duane Tuttle and Wolf .....:.Sentinel photo. ouraelves to EARN ., . .P.S: .. . '. with . ' . ~.. . •I ., IIP.-.:11• ... ·~~MULLEN . t' Akron Garfield 20 Akron Norih Akron Buchtel 27 Akron Central Newton Falls 22 Slow 6 Randolph 14 Streetsboro I Geneva 13 Painesville Harvey Horse Show i1 Slated Sunday ' .• WILLARD IUPI) - Voters In this Huron Caunty community , ~- WY WUI voted Tuesday to sell the * ' L · Moln St. l'ome,.y, 0. nicipal electric light Ohio Power Co. for !:'".·~~-! They also approVed an aoce requiring council to the voters' approval on plan to spend the mooey. l~r;ence A,ency ,, ~ ~~ Inc. TIRE For every make and model car••• Pick your size and price ... deal today! .; a BACON VETERAN BONUS COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP[) Gov. James A. Rhodes proposed Tuesday that Ohio veterans ol tho war In VIet Nam, and poaalbly of the llomlnlcan Republic's civil war, be paid llate bonll8es. Rhodes oaid ba uked .. ,_.• .. \.: DIRECT SHIPMENTJ SHOTGUN MATCH Sunday, Nov. 7th SALE APPROVED Reloading Suppll-Ammc>-Guns Rifted Slugs-Hunting Coets-Ac-.orlos Repairs CLOSING LAW AKRON (UP[) - Mayor seph Poticny who supported A 15 • cl8SI horse show attempt to enforce the Sunday lscbed1nled Sunday, bei!inrling clasing law in suburban Faiir-lt 12::JJ p. m. at tho Kyger """"'I lawn was defeated Tuesday Employees Club, locat.d Clyda E. Smythe. Rt. 7 just below Cheshire. There will he fivo or mo1re ISiaita aUditor and attorney entries a class with the general to determine the lion of the Roadster Pony questions and financial Entry fees are 11, and a menu involved. and general admission will otetewido vote would be need· II charged. ed. Trophies and flvo place riJ>..I i"'""'""=--=====.11 bons plus $5 for oacb pony horse placing first three tim.. or more will be awarded licipants. Refresbments wiD be availa-11 ble and the rider or owner will be admitted free. C. E. Wo<ld-11 ard will be tho judge, a HAMS Newbury 8 Grand Valley I Cardinal Ia Burton 6 Avoo Lake 6 Vermilion I (tie) Willoughby South 32 Kirtland MadlBon Tl Ashtabula Harbor 8 Buckeye M Highland 0 Chagrin Falls 43 Beachwood I West Geauga 51 Cleveland Kennedy 6 Dov.r 24 Canton Timken 2 DISCOUNT PRICES a TURKEYS FORKED RUN SPORTSMENS nUB 7S.Ox 14 CHAMPION - - - - $20.45 -v2 Club - Wilt Bo Opon Dvrln9 Doer Se01on NOV. 11-9-111-11 Everyooo Io Welromo BUY ONE TIRE AT REGULAR PRICE, SEC. OND TIRE AT HALP PRICE PRICE SECOND TIRE-- $10,11 . BOO x 14 NEW SAFETY CHAMPION $27.25 lAY AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS SECOND T1RI-IIUI A SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS BUY NOW FOR BEST SELECTION! CHOOSE FROM e 24" & 26 in. Models • 20'' Model wltb trainer wheell e16" Sidew1lk Bike eStlng Rays AccessoriH Hornt - Lllilto - MlrrorJ - l.tfacton Soah - Ht·Ridor Hondlolto.. _.,... _,..tets-Miny Oihoro. . ··.··: .' .. i$UPPLY STORE RONALD DEEM Tornedo CNch ANTI-WORK ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UP!) - Joe, Mansfteid Boston, 24, a senior studmt at the New Mexico, burned bls Securily card Tuesday protest policies ''which ieq)JiniiJ one to work for a ,.,.""''· .. Mansfield urged 150 other II students who walcbed burning to burn their Security carda, but · they SHIRT Fl N'ISH I NG .- Our=:-'lty I DAY SIRVICI ON REQUEST Robinson's Aworn needle can ruin your cherished record collection on. e• 650 x 13 NEW SAFETY CHAMPION $21.00 ' ....._ -.!lin 11>1 Rrld ue,.. JD&Ic:b ""' a wma pbaaapaph JMI8dla U J'II1Wllle4 aptbl _.m.l mpulwof boml Ill ,.ar PIID ..U.. JQUr lavorillo LP'I IOIIIId - * ar dilladod, I8Piaoo i~J~me. dialol1 wltb a ,_,.. J'idell!me dl'DDI ,..,......-.,....w-.--. WERNER RADIO &T.V. ·N. 2nd Ava. Middleport, 0. IICOND TIRI- $11.11 ADD $3.01 FOR WHtTIWALLS firttfOftt DOUBLE GUARANTEE Is honored by mo,. than 60,000 Firestone dealers and stQrws from COCIIIt to coast wherever yoq trcawoL 2 ~-:.:."!!::=:A= I ==:::u:--.: "I _.._. . . ..,........ -.1. I H&R r _ 7 •• r r •••• • ...,.........., _ ..., ...... , . . . . ...... . , . , . . . , . . . . . . - - . . . . . . . . , , . , .. . . . . . . . . . , • ·DEALER STORE MIDOLEPORT, 0 • • ;. �/ ) ' OSU, Indiana Meet 47th Time; Eachus Breaks Wrist ' 4-Dally senUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. I, 1~ . ::::'.d Jackets Meet lronmen Tonight on Home Field •• = *' ter, l!lrlm Ia at Olllrlllll. X. )'011 tacklu ll!ouDt Ulliaa, delberl IIIII Bal4wbl • Walllce club, Marlllta travelt to ViriiPII Weslayao, AN B111ler and Ohio WaallfiD , _ OberiiD. Ohio Stale, IIIII matbeallllcllly 1 B]J TID COII(IIIdlr, wW be playlna ball to Igllana IIIII IIIt Buckeytl Wfft ei[IICIId to - 1 the Hooalerllrj 1 CllUJIII CJ1 louchdowlll. IodlaDI hal oaly one eoofertllOI will, plcUJI "' lui week agalnll Iowa, wbllt !be Bueb are 1-1. CIDclnllaU will 1r7 to •P bilck from a pair oii(IOII • geloll 1 weak KIDIU llatt squad. wblle llroiie Xa'flar aquad mee11 Dayllll Ia a lfl. dlUooal battle. Mid • Ohio Caatertact lilllbs will be busy oulalde tba ~. champion Alhllllll Ji11Jf111 Northwood (Mlt:IL· lltalllll 1ry1og iiGpo 11111 ~ ~ lui T IGr (llidl.) , 11 ' · 1 Rated as a BAHR CLOTHIERS Jacket Babes wm· Thri.ller At pomeroy by.U38 Score Flair by FRIGIDAIR E • Looks built-In, installs llki ~nventional ranp. • Roll-To-You OJOking surfact lfldos out far USL • Qlld""P 11aa oven door opens up out of ""Y· Soelt Today At . , , BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. "' ' - --- 1 The Hawkeyes have lost Istraight conference games ~red to Michigan State's straight wins over Big Ten I being knocked oold In the first period but otherwise has missed little action In regular play since he joined the club. In his rookie campaign In 11163, Benz intercepted seven passes. As free safelyman, he Is often responsible lor breaking up lhe long ''bombs!' He also gets in on most plays up the middle and Is oonsldered one of the best tacklers Ia tho defensive secondary · Middleport, howeVE"r, Nova Sport Coupe, 6 cyl., aUtomttic, radio, w:slw, whPfl discs. 63 Ford 2 dr. • $1295 390 V-8, •utomattc, wltlw, mirror. CataUna 2 dr. H.T. V-8, a~>­ t.omatle, full power, radio. all vinyl, 63 Chevy II 62 Ford Con. • $1495 2 Dlt. HARDTOP NOVA Galaxle 500 XL. V-8, auto. matic, full power, radio, wlolw ttna. 62 Mercury_ $1295 Monturey 4 dr. V-8 motor, automati,. transmlssiGn, pow. er ateerJag, new white aid• wall tires and r~dlo. Lowfr 63 Ford Falcon priced IIOW, 61 Olds _ -d-.-. ....... .Alit- Automatic trans. 4 Dr. Sedan. Red with red Interior. New Uru, lhowa excellent care. Farmers Bank 1 ' VaHey Lu.U. & Supply Co. 59 Mercury • $250 I door. V-a motor, Auto. trons. In The 58 Buick _ $275 ' door. v.a, ••. full power• MOTORS DISCOUNT Gtotvt Haeketl, Owntr I Phone WY 2·2050 WY 2-27QP NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSI son at .ls $1595 Dynamic 88 2 Dr. H.T. motor, automat,le trant., wer brake•, power tltllfln,, radio, beautiful 2 tone set off by like new sideWill tlret, tinted and back up lllbta. 61 Chevrolet • $1 095 B<l Alr 2 Dr. Sed. Six cyl., standard trant., ndto and heater, white 1ldawall Uret, back up illhll, ouulde ml,. ror, low mllea1e. Real nice car. 60 Oldsmobile $1195 98 Holiday Cpe. Full power, radio, wlolw tlreo. Real sharp POMEROY, GHIO - ·- ~ -­ Mliolto,ert, O, -. I . Operator Po111troy, 63 Cadillac _ $3400 4 dr. V-8, automatic, fuU po.. wer, radio, wl&lw tirea, white with green interior. 63 Cadillac _ $3600 4 dr. V-8, automatle, full po. wer Jncludinl window• 1nd aea~ radio, Wls lw tlrts. 7 Ford_ $250 rour door. 8 cyL Auto, 4 Ollis _ $1.00 118 t dr. V-8 motor. Auto- - MOTOR wv t.N42 S219S .1 .. 63 Star Chief Pontiac • • ~095 l Door Sedan. Beautiful dart turquoise two lOot willa aD ....,, Interior. P<>wer o<otrlnc. ll)ldromatio. Ont of Ill- ,.,II 11ft, ' 65 LeSabre Buick - • • • '2895 VB 4 Dr. One careful Ioeal owner. Powor atetriDJ an4 ltnbt. Automatic, Show• the belt oi care. 65 Electra "22511 Buick $3995 4 dr. Almost Ute tho day It was ~14 Air ~~. equipped.. I'I1I!J 1 ' 65 Wildcat Buick • • SaVi SALIS GMAfJI=.No Pt. Pleasant D" Tuesday Dies Suddenly On Tuesday 61 Buick Special • MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Crow's STEAK HOUSE Enjoy Party ay 5 d N• hf Savings Co. My Sincere Thanks .•• tlllfDI, htr• 61 Pontiac Catalina··· *1195· • I dr. Sedan. ll)ldl'lmaUo drive, OriJijtal all wbllt IIIIa, . ' . 61 Volkswagen 2 dr. • o:- • '995 . .. .. . '; ~ OrillDal dart blue llnlsb. I' 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 I , MASON dmmg room of the house spread and Lisa McKenzie, George 'Ibe delay time prior to reCOMPLETES COORSE thmugh the inside of the home Skinner, David Michael, Kay ' porting for active duty counts Airman 'Itlird Class Floyd E. .. · FURNITURE CO. damaging the furnishings qand Grueser, Jenny File, Darla Sher- toward completion of military Wamsley, son of Mr. alld Mrs. lnterior woodwork. Damage idem, Nancy Greenlee, T:lnk obligation, builds up longevity Clarence R. Wamsley of Clifton MASON, W. VA. was estimated at $3000 to the Triplett, Mike Martin, Steve for pay purposes and affords has been graduated at Amarillo ~=~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::...__..:_.:_:=::_1 contents and *1450 to the house. ~~inhtw, Charles Aieker, Rod- four months seniority prior to AFB, Tex., from the training The Rollin!!' were not at home ney Hysell, Jack Stanley and enterint recruit training, No course for U. S. Air Force supat the time of the blaze. . Judy Br~wer. attendance at drills or meetings , ply inventory speciallsts. A Is required during U>e waiting graduale ol Wahallla High Pomeroy 1 b attending the The South American boat.. period. For complete details, School, he is being re-assigned basic Radioman School at Ute zin is peculiar in that it has visit or call your Navy recruit- to Sewart AFB, Tenn.. for U. S. Naval Training Center, at eyelashes, a great rarity In er. duty wiUt the Tactical Air ComBainbridge, Md. hirds. mand. THANK YOU I wish to express my sincere thanks WATCH~~~! and appreciation to all who worked for, Nov. 8th For Det1il1 supported and voted for me In Tuesdays election. I will do rny best to iu&tify your e FREE PRizES eonfidenc:e In me. .· CHARLES W. LEGAR ' · LL. . . i'~...4 -liii'lllii. MAYOI ' . BUICK- PONTIAe -.,'O.M.C. TIUQ(s ·t POMEROY, 0. . ·I --~-~,- ----------· ' Duttons Drug Store MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1-------------------- eCASH FOR YOU. BLAETTNARS __ ..., .......... . . ..Y--· ........... _-... __ ..... ,.... 1 eBIG PARADE - BACK SUPPORTS Enlistees are AdVI'sed to use 120-day Delay DALE WRIGHT ~ SANDWICH • Ste. Wagon. Beautiful orl1lnat rad lllllllt. VII tic shilL ' ' PIOURES Jr., Sr. BYF Custom 2 dr. Hard Top, Lib naw eondlllott. N - ' - .... titled. Solid black vinyl notehld bid<; willa lfllltr - . . -lit front seal. · '. ' m&Ue.. KARR & VAN ZANDT o. 4 DR. HARDTOP. All whlto flnlth. Vlnyllntorlor. Hydrtmatlc, power therl"'l and brakes. One cortfullocalownor - 60 Oldsmobile $1 095 88 4 door. V-8, automatic. radio, wls:w tires, full power. Mrs. Machir 6:00 TO 8:00 OUTSTANDING VALUES! , "Al-a" SPEOALS • For A Belter USED CAR VISIT .... " ........•. .... el. . lar'iql I ...... ., I $1395 Door H.T. D)'ltall<:e 88, motor, automatic tnn.. bock-up light• ond white lldewatl uno. o\D economy buy. Wltlll Ia flfa(l . . ,.,., n.dlo, 64 Pontiac _ $2495 wall Urea. Low mileage. Ex· In dean. •s.tr-....:. ··-...... p c. H. F•"sher of '\OPEN TONIGHT u.fi, Chevy II • $1795 62 Oldt _ Auto. trana. Ukt new whit• PRESIDENT HOUSE PAINT 01 DIICIOIA10I CU01S durmg the 1 evening when Fullback Abbott Ra omerri, c das 1 sea !cored and LaudermHt carried ~~eJack~~ e~ded their sea.. the extra points to make the 800 at Pomeroy with a 5-l rec· !Core 38-38 In favor of the hoots ord losing only their firot lame l".th only 30 •econds left In the to Wohama. ' game. Floyd took Pomeroy'a kick of! and raced 65 yards lor the Dr. Mcintosh Speaks tonight After Supper i:;:;;;.;;;;:;;--. _____ 63 Bonneville Pontiac , ponents this season. A~'!i;~ I victory for the Spartans make their worst possible Ten finish 6-t and no school could better Ulat. Sparlans close their conl'er<llCe I !Ieason against Indiana Nov. 13. II will be only the fifth in history between the 118\vk·l eyes and Spartans. Slate won the first, In 1953, since then Iowa won straight, inciuding their meeting, Jn 1960. i Ohio State and , deadlocked lor seoood OM , _ ..._, . , _ . , &u.t· ••• tit ·~~ ltntl eod 'With came lor the only Lime back in the second quarter and upped ils lead once more when Floyd scored on a keeper. Porn· eroy's Danny Abbott plunged over and Laudermllt ran r or the extra points before the perlod ended to make the halftime score 24-16 In favor of the vis!- COIIIDlellllld completlui 12 week! of tralnbli their Instructor, Mrs. Bro~ lor psychiatric assistants at alld ber asslataol, Mrs. Lor.Lakln State Hospital were held Goggins lor their patleoet and . Thursday in the medical center understanding. . ~ 11 the hospital and each graduGlen Smith, coordinator Cll. · ate was presented certificate. the training program, iDtroduOo , ·· The program for the after· ed 0. A. Dull, representad¥1 '> l l noon began with musical selec- ol the Department ol Empl"f" ' tions by Miss Suzanna Crump, ment Security; Jobo QueeD, · , the Rev . Jack C. Higgins gave business manager ol Lakin Sta~ '; ; the InVocation and Dr. Kenneth Hospital; Mrs. Betty Thomae, . Byrne, superintendent of Lakin Mrs. Lillian Schuler and Dr. ' DR. MciNTOSH Stale llospilal, utended a warm Domingo Abelta. Re!resbmen!JI welcome and commended the •ere served lollnwbli the Jl'aclo graduates. nation ceremony. Mrs. Joan A. Browning, R. N.,l r-===='"-===-:, Instructor of the oourse, introNEW GIFT IDEAS duced the graduates, Wilda Mae KAy DEE Cole, Grace Lenora Dugan, Hond Printed on LIMn Josephine Alla-Knopp, Dugan, Irene O'Brian; Audrey V. Pick. . ens, Ruby Maye Poar, Edith In Woocl Fram• A potluck dinner Will be held McCarty Rayburn, Julia Max· T~,Help Someone To Frtd.ay, November 5. "Bt 6.30 P· ine Sergent Beatrice Mae Smith . ' ...uUfu{ S.lectlon Of · A $poody Recovery m. m the Letart Falls BCbool. ' HAND PRINTED 'dl . the and Sarah Ellen Slayton. Home Everyone rest ng m area th De t t WINS AWARD _ Marvin G. Swan, of Middleport; center, ls shown receiving an award and quality step Increase nf the following Methodist chur- Hogue ol e State . par men TOWELS SEND BEAUTIFUL from William D. Falck, Lt. Colonel, District Engineer, Huntington, W. Va., for the performance of duties as Pro· ches are invited, East Letart, edof Vthocaliona:.E~ucatton, award· ject Engineer at Portsmouth. Shown at left is Levi J. De an, Mr .. St•an's supervisor. Mr. Swan has been w<th th~ Apple Grove, Great Bend, Lee cert1 ~ea es. Huntington offtce for the past 24 years. He IS currently completing work as ProJect Engtneer on tho Gallipolis tart Falls and Morse Chapel. Mrs. Grace Dugan , one of the Marina project. To inform and inspire c<ln- graduates, gave ~he response When It comes ·to a word -~- - cerning the MethOOist colleges for the class, statmg ~hat they MIDDLEPORT, 0, of encouragement .or a Arthur, run ond nde For horses; 3 Arrests are Made and Vlesley Foundalions is the ' were proud to be the firs{ class In 24 Hour Period theme of the dinner. Dr. F. to graduate under the Manpow·l :""::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::::iii::;:::;::::iii~ "cheery hello" to a·friend Baby, owned by Jim Hoffman, Letart, W. V<.t., run and ride Bringle Mcintosh, retired presi- er Developmt:'nt Act .and hoped who is ill , . : there is no for ponies: Husty Bill, owned PT. PLEASANT - Arrests dent or Ohio Northern Unlver- to function in such a manner flag during the past 24 hours, acsity, will speak. . substitute f•r Fresh Flo· by Wimp l',rost, Shade, race. cording to jail records are: Music will be presented by the Graphology IS a method of wers wijh your personal Kocffers owned by Sherry In· Cyrus Leport, Jr., 39, Pl. PleaSouthern high school music de· analyzing character, health rttessa~f good wishes. stad, Pomeroy, ladies run, sadIeS sant and Marvin Leport, 41, Pt. partment. No pledges or offer- a~. personalily from hand' . die, ride; Tonka, owned by Cl Pleasant both charged with in· PT PLEASANT _ Mr• Cy- ing will be taken at this din· _w_r1_tm.:g;...- - - - - - - I I . . . . PT PLEASANT arence • · · ' Ad · · · f b t th Sherrt Wllha~s, Hutland.yickup! :her Sr 67 of 2214 Jef- loxication. rena Machir, 83, of 2120 Madi-ll ner . . nussJOD IS ree u ?se A Call Irace (or pomes; Rusty Bill own-~ ~1. F19 A , ., d'~d Tuesday Leroy J. Rwsell, Rt. 1 Leon, son Avenue died suddenly at attending are asked to brmg ' • ' ed by Wimp Frost, shovel rare ~rshotn vHenul e, H' osp'ctal Mr was cited for failure to have 11 p.m. Tu~day at the home of' at least one covered dish and . Will S~arj Your Il h Sk d b mg m o zer · · f II · dessert Coffee kool ade and · 1 or. orses; Y: owne. Y Fisher, a former professional vehicle under contro o owmg l her daughter, Mrs. Howard · •. . . ,· •·.. ••.:. ·Christy Frost, Shade, tJre rnce !baseball player with the Buffa- a two vehicle accident at 5 p.m. Love, Lincoln Avenue, Pt. Plea- ~bl~se;vl:ed w~. be provJd~ FloWer• Of Good ' . :for ponies: Stra-Breeze ownecl lo Bisons of New York, had last night on Rt. 33 near Letart. ' sant. . y rusa e mner commit· i Cheer On Their Way. by Butch Ford, slake race for been in failing health since 1962 The mishap occurred when a Mrs Machlr was born Aprll 'l te~ bl 1 1 horses; and Little Sun, owned when he was involved in an au.":car driven by William E. Con- 1 1a82 In Mason county the f ~se ~na e to come n t me \ I by Sherri Williams, Rutland, tomobile accident : nally 22, RL 2 Leon was at- d~ughter of the late Rile; and or t e nhn.erh malyi batt~nd bothet t.r a1 'I class. · '· to ma ke a rig · ht tu rn Nancy V. Gibbs . Jc w1F. Early, egm a pasu He was born August 2'1, 1899, temptmg Edw_ards. Her 7program :15 p.m.wJ.11mes . \ .. . . a son uf the late John and Sal- 1and was struck from the rear husband, Harry Mach1r, preced- tor of the above churches in.. AITENDS RJi.l,iu SCHOOL ly M. Pickens Fisher. Early in by the Russell vehicle. Cnnnol- ed her in death in 1958. She was vltes the public. · ' ·S9 N. 2ncl Ave. Seaman Apprentice Robert life he was a school teacher in l ty complamed of a neck lnJutY a member of the He1ghh EUB Dr Mcintosh who retired 83 Steffy, USN, son of Mr. and Masoo County , then lor 17 years following the accident. Proper- Church and tl>e WSCS ol the president of Ohlo Northern Uni· \ MIDDLEPORT Mrs. Rh odell C. :1terfy, of Rt. . professional baseb.all and ty damage ~as estima~ed ~t church. versity in 1949 , held pastorates 1964 was honored Wlth . the $400. The mishap was mvesll- Surviving are two other dau- earlier at New Concrod seat of I 'old timers" al Crosley F~eld. gated by tho Sherill's depar~ gbters, Mrs. Axtel Dudding, St. Muskingum College; r:ranville, Mr. Ftsher <erved as toll col· ment. Albans and Miss Faye Machlr, seat of Denlson University: lector on the Silver Brtdge o.nd Oak Ridge, Tenn.; two SOM, · WertP.rville, seat of Otterbein has. ope~ated. several serv1ce Clifford Machir, Pt. Pleasant i College; Fiudlay, St!at uf Findstatwns 1n Pomt Ple"asant. and Charles Machir, Letart; 81tay College, and in Columbus, PATI~NCE PAYS-Don 0• He was a member of the Mingrandchildren and 2 great grand- First Methodist Church. Hellner, 54, long -time .......y ..... tt•rn Lodge No. 19 A.F. and A. children. Dr. Mclnlosh also held num- minor league manager and And Toke 'Em M. of Pomt Pleasant and the Funeral ,.rvlce wlll be held erous high positions of leader· nJajor league coach with Gun C]ub. . Un 1g Friday 2 p.m. in the Heights shio in conference and interna- Kansas City and the New WYU432 Sumvmg are hls Wife, Mrs. The Junior and Senlor BYF 1EUB Church with U1e Rev. tiona! religious bodies. Current· York Mets, is the new man& Roma Coleman ~lsher; two of the Pomeroy First Baptist , Charles Frum officiating. Bur- ly, he is asBociate minister of •ger of the Cincinnati Reds. sons, Clarence Flsher, Jr., .Pt. church held a Halloween party I ial will be in Suncrest ceme- the First Mehtodist church in - - - - - - - -----"-'====""'""'""'""'=.: Meml!er FDIC Pomeroy Plt'asant and Charles W. FISh· Sunday evening In tho church Itery. Fr>ends are being receiv· Columbus. - _ ....... ,.,... . . . ,._ "119 er, at home; three siSters, Mrs. . 1 m 1 ed at the Crow·Hussell Funeral ---r-"""""""~===--==-===-------=,l Lola LewiS, West Columbia, Mrs. ao~afe:.:re · ol U.. evening was ' Home. 50th Anniversary Ruth McManns, Stamford, Conn. 1 maze which thf> group had and Mrs. Uhla Ashley, Lake- to walk through to reach the Will be Celebrated worth, Fla.:. and two brother~ parly room and •l•o identifyPT. PLEASANT - Mr. and Homer E. FISher, Pt. Pleasant, (M R' ha ·' F' Mrs. Charles Krebs, Pl. Pie.,. 1 1 1 - h Middl ugag10s, rs. 1c rum· ' 0 F 1 d C an . . IS er, epor . Ia w) w110 sudd en 1y appeared ant Rt. 2, will oh•erve U..ir 1 To AU Who Gave Me Their Support For Rutland Thit Mayo _ . _.,. Oh. I(\ . u... G I 50th wedding anniversary NO. Funeral service will be held amoog ...,m, ames were P ayTownship Trustee. I Will Continue To Give You 10 . S t d . th Cha ed under the directiOn of Rev. vember 7th with open house brino ..Uel IDI ....... a.m.. a ur ay m e .P.. Carver Williams, Mr. and Mrs. from 2 until 4 P m. at the Kr~ 'l'he Same Service For The Next 4 Years. man·W•Icoxen. Mortuary w•lh: William Sheridan and Mrs. Oli-1 del Park Clubhouse. tolllac or &ow. lxllt the Merhn Porbst.· ofedG<bh. ver M.JC hae 1, who were a1so tn . Mr. and Mrs. Krebs were 0 0 If' · · .I Rev. mm, ·• ICiatmg, assist Y charge of the decorations . married in Gallipolis November the Rev. Cha~les ~· Fr~m . Pt. Re£reshments of sandwi~hes Young men who ~re lookl~g 6, 1915. Mrs. Krebs Is the forPleasant. Bur1al WI~l be m Sun- sl ·oes otato chi k~ forward to a rareer m t~e Umt- mer Ella Young. Mr. Krebs has Pd. Pol. Adv. crest cemetery. Fr1ends may . oppy J .' P ps, coo ed States Navy can enhst now ;::=:::::;;::;::::======:=~::;::::;::::=;':::':~ ~ ca 11 a< the Mor1uary after 2 p. tes, pumpkm pte ' pop and cider and nol have to reporl for ac- been a carpenter by trade. . f Pll . . . . . . . . . . . . Th d prov1ued by the parents were ti d 1 til f th Ch . 1 They are lhe parenl8 o 10 m. urs !ly, served by the refreshment com- ! ve u Y un a ~r e ns · children: Harry of Bellemeade, Net...,..... h . . .. . mith~e. Mrs. William Snouffer 1 mas .. New Year 9 holidays. OWeis of Chillicothe, Pauline Mlflll aN "- • ,J ANSWER FIRE CALL ~": William Barnharl, Mrs: This program Is known as the Spencer, Leonard and Arnold PT PLEASANT ... The localii\Jiham Sher<dan alld Mrs. Oil· 120 day delay program. 11 al- Krebs, all ol Pomt Pleasant, V•oliD OM . .• i ve; Michael. lows the young man to enlist let HRfTlson, Helen Neal and lit. IOi fire r.~ ••partment answerea a call A~tendmg were Ronnie and and then gives them up to 120 Virginia Barr of Columbus; CllfCORIECTl Y FITTED TO YOUR at u.50 p. m. Wednesday to Sheila Cowan, ~ and Gary! days at home before oommenc- ford Kreb~ of Gallipolis and ONlY ,I DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION the home. of Mr. and Mrs. Ro- 1snouffer, Bo~, Ronme and Jan-fmg actlve duty. Enlisting in Mrs. Maxine Rairden, Ravens$30~00 Down - Bal•nce on bert Rolhns, 2413 Mo~oe Ave- ice Couch, J1mmy 1 • Johnny and this ro am gains several ad· wood. They bave 28 grandchHConvenient Termt nuc, where a blaze wh1ch Is be- lLari\r Wiles Wayne Billy and p gr dren · d th e Dav1d . Barnhart, · ' . li~v~ to have started .in Mary, Penny vantages. WiMan at the horse show spim,ored. 11r the Melgs Conoly Ridiilt! CMI at Rock Springs Falil!UOund, ·attracting riding lallll from several countlea and tw,) 1tates, ha~ been announc-ed • by e!ob President To m Reuter. Taking flrat place honors Ia the . eveRts were: Bill Cole's Caesar's Lad, Tuppers Plains, Western pleasure horse <!lass; Tinker,-owned by Cole, pleasure pony; Donna Allen, Athens, on Easter Nitwit, egg and spoon r;. tf; ·Danny Dee owned hy Butch Ford, Circleville, barrel race. Sky, o)'lned by Chrilty Frost, Shdde, pony barrel race; Dolly, ridd"'\ by . Art Thompson, Me- . Dt ' · EY' S Du featureS I win over Iowa last week, and Minnesota will be at home Northwestern, boasting 2-2 record. The other two conference games will be Wlsconsm at Purdue, w1th the Boilermakers a 13 • point favor.ile, alld Michl. gan at Illinois tn the ann~al scrap between the coachmg brothers, Pete Elliott at IUinols and Bump Elllott at Michigan. The llllnl wera three-point I• vorltea. Gradua· as to make the boopllll protlcl 1 luxury tiona! ranking, and the Sparta"' were heavy r~worites to do just that. The Michigan State malch al Iowa takes lop billing on 8 full slate of Big T"' games, 11, though the Hawkeyes were not exported 10 do more than cause lhe Spar<ans to breathe heavily Michif:lan Statt! with a 7~ rec(or all gllllles ;,.mpared to HI for Iowa was 8 three-touch· down fav~rile. PT. PLEASANI' - lion exerdses for 10 persons of them alld also ' I~ . state tO ci·lllCh MiChIgan c w· hI v· . rown It owa Ictory title and enhance 1ts No. 1 na- which earned its first Big Ten New York two weeks ago after I Graduation Exercises Held· For lOLakinAssistants T~e\h6~e e LEWI S REPAIR SERVICE l Sentinel, • FRESH FLOWERS Benz Still 'Gambl ' er I • RorseShow · Winners are Announced I I RedskinS, MoskiesHope Towrap up Grid Crowns COLUMBUS, 0. - Ohio State of the Buckeyes at Columbus Ibe avaUable. I'Ul!hbli favors the oppollePII, LE - II Bill Andero (186) alld !~diana football teams 111111 Eutmoor. 1851 to 1178. Tho Bucks have LT - 74 Mlld Current <237) meet hero saturday 1n tbe 47th Ohio State Halfback "Bo" Position cbanges conUnue In lost th ball seven times In I! LG - 81 Ted Andrick <215) By Ualled Press !Difraalloall 90 renewal of a series which first Rein, wbo missed last week'a the Buckeye camp aad Pbo- bobbles to II losses In 21 er· C - as Ray Pryor 12211 Miami and Musklnaum 1lllll was launched in 11101. Tho &er· game due to lllne11, Is a doubt· mora Arnle!ontes Is expect· rors by the six opponents. RG 63 Bill Eachus (218) be out to .lock up at Jwt a 1 lea favors Ohio State S2 to 10 lui participant along with d.. ed to be seen at both quarter· Puntbli is evan, 36 to 36, RT - 68 Doug Van Hom (238) share of their respective oonwith lour ties Involved. The lenslve End Paul Hudaon Cen· back and left halfback Soph· while opponents have been pen- RE - rt GregLashutka (221) lerances' titles Saturday Ia kay Bucks have won five slralKhl · lfb ck R d 8' bbard alized 288 yardo to Ohio State's QB - 26 Don Unverlerth <2ll9) games on th.e 28-pme Obto colfrom the Hooslm, with the GaWpollo' Bill Eaelulo, wbo omore ha • uY u ' 156. LH - 2li Tum Barrington (206) lege football schedule. 1959 1ame eliding In a !Corelell woo llaled 10 sllrl qa1D11 who played lor the llrot time Indlana:a record Is U, 1111th RH - 19 Nelson Adderly (182) tle. Indiana last won Ia 1161, lndlau llltarday, wUI be loti last week, may see offensive wins over Kansas State and 1.. FB - 33 Will SaDder (210) The Redsklns, Mlo have bad first season for Ohio St a le lor ol least toe moybe IWO action. Tom Barrington Is OX· wa and losses to Northwestern, , an upblll IIKhl alrlce a tl o w Coach Woody Hayes. Buckeye tames 'lollo1111DI 81 peeled to play both quarter· Texas, Minnesota, Illinois and Radio broadcasts: WOSU otart, bave •hown S]fPI! ol "" Flrs~year Coach Jobo Pont IDJmr W~y. Tbe form- beck alld fullback. Washington State. (Ohio State network); viva! of late. o1 Iodlaoa played lor Hayes at er Blue Dovllaco,- a rilht 811· 1ame ataUstles show op-1 Ohio State la 1-2 with vic- WMNI, WVKO, Columbus; The game wlll have IOJIIIo Mlarnt University as did End pard at OSU, sallered a ponents with 100 first downs torles over Washlqton, DUn- FD, Worthington: WERE, UUng of the same flavor o1 M]. Coach Ernie Plank and Tackle brokea wr11t durJaa a nged to 91 lor Ohio State aad the ois, WlscoOBln and Minnesota AR, Cleveland; WRWR, ami's meeting last week with ' Coach Jay Fry. Hoosier Quar· diill. foes sbow a net pin rusblng alld losse• to North Carolina Cllntoo; WCWA, Toledo; Bowllog Green. Toledo ranl:s 1IU (Indiana network); terbact Frank Slavrofl alld [)e. of 1197 yards to 1St for the and Michigan State. second In the nation Ia total d.. feDS.lve Tackle Ken Hollister ter • End Kim Anderson, wbo Buckeyes. Ohio State has out· Probable OSU startln& olfen· Fort Wayne; WSAL, tense and tops In pass delelllt, were high achool team-mates of has been oot lor two week! passed the opposition 727 to siva Uneup: port; WCA, Gary, WMPO, but then Bowling Green wu Guard • Tackle DouK van Horn with an Injured knee, should 654. Total net pin puslniund OWO STAT£ dleport • Pomeroy. 1 Ia total delenae before the Redoldnl and waa Ishalllered. Bowllng Green 1lllll be at Marshall In a game wblch the Falcono must win to keep their hopes alive, winlesa Ohio ' UoivU"sily entertains Western BY DAVE RICE 175 lb. tackle with a badly Bill Hanry or Bob Mubarger ed 174 lb. senior and Gary Sto- filled out with Larry Gladwell and Kant State goes The Jackson Ironmen come sprained ankle, first tbougbt 1o have been working at the bart into Ashley's offensive tac· at center, John Blake and to visit Penn State 1n A look 10 itrellstabl:o, it's to Middleport lonight looking have been fractured, and Rod guard job. kle position, leavbli his end Sigman at guards, and other games Involving Mid • almort: unfair. Demure IRce ruffling tht' front, edg!n~ thl!: lor their 13th slraight league Sauer, senior 155 lb. fullback MAKE MOVES chores to be handled by Sen· Vance at tbe other tackle. American Conference telllllJ. thrL>e·qUArtur ileDVe~. AuJ to victory over the Yellow Jack· and linebacker, with an injured Coach Ashley, with the loss ior 165 lb. Fred Robinson and Backs wlll be Buddy Musklngum, which bottled to nkrly Jlnishrd with a pan ets. knee. of his nephew, Dave, has Sophomore 136 lb. Mark Tanoeat quarterback, Sam Hood a one-point wtn against 11011 • collar. It's prnctlcal foshion in Coach Bob Callahan of the . hill. Stobarl will move to a halfback, Hindy at tailback, conference foe Wayoesburs tilp 'ft dry D~~t:ron/Cntton.. Ironmen, with a tt-2 overall sea. H~" may be pressed Into lloehacker job on defense and Roger Swartz at fullback. (Pa.) last week, faces another Sizes Sthru HI. Shapely Classic .•• th€' smart son record against the Jackets' serYICe; Ashley may be called Max Whitlatch, 141 lb. fresh- Coach Ashley credited defensive test this week. illln IQ be set"n in, 4-4 overall, may have reason to In to snap tJw ball back on pun! llllln will get his first s111rtlng With doing a "really great face IJeolson be optbnlstlc, folrmatmn ptdaelys, and Sauer may Dod at defensive tackle. against GalllpoU. Ia hla rolled up l2jj points •• . pay some ense. call at middle linebacker. 1n six games lhla season. MusEapee•ally, perhap!l, because Of course, the Jackets ore Offensively, the Uno will be Game time Is 8 p.m. however, hao allowed his boye are comloi in for the coming up to thla Dads Night 19 polata Ia seven games. Jackels' f108l gome - Jackson game without 140 lb. junior While a win would give Mushas anoU..r game to play-with halfback George Sauer who was a share of the title, a Coach Bob Ashley's boys crlp- decommlssiooed 1o the Logan CLEVELAND (UPI) - Clev.. loss alld wins by Denison and pled by the injury of four regu· game with a shouMer fracture. land Browna safetyman Capital would tbrow the race Jars none of Whom may see Ronnie Hindy, the 125 Jb. sen- Benz WI! known Bl I gambler 'ft'tlnto a three-way tie. much, II any, acllon. lor, has been filling in al tail- while n quarterback at · In other games by Ohio Con· Middleport, 0. The big IeBow to stop on u.. back rnr Georee, and doing an land Heights High School and a In an offensive hattie that tors. Iorence teams, Wlltenberg takes Jackson club Is 176 lb. senior outstanding job. ruunlng back at Northweslem kept a large crowd on Its feet In the second hall, "" Wabash, Cllpital hosts Woos~--- - ~--· -~ Larry Adair, a halfback, who I Jackson's two slarling ends University. cheering, the Middleport Yel· came hack strong when L • R • S • loves to run outside. Senior i are lettermen Dale Kanouse, Benz is still 1 gambler with low Jackets 7-8th grade team Werry quarterback sneaked game winning touchdown. He eWIS epltr ervtce Quarterback Scott Bierly is the ' 1118, Sr., and Gary Glllum, 156, the Browns and conaequenlly defeated Pomeroy 44-38 Wed· er for a Panther TD to narow had superb blocking enroute to -FORother strong threal mounted Sr.; tackles are lettermen Jim leads the club In oesday. the Jackets lead to 24-22. the TD. • HEATING by the lronmen. Reynolds, 233, a senlor, and with three. Earl In the 11111 uarter attempt for tho extra points With IS seconds left In the L B NG The Jackets' cripples are 225 Steve Taylor, liN!, a junior, and The 24. year. old alter iorclng Pomeroy ~ punt: failed. game Abbott to98ed a pass to p UM I lb. tackle Dave Ashley, who sui- Larry Taylor, a 195 lb. senior nalive lo among a rare the Jackets marched 64 yards Not to be denied the Laudermlll that appeared to • ROOFING lered a twisted knee '" the Gal- letterman opens at one guard. ling of NFL players who lor their first loucbdown on a came back and soored again connect, but at the last Instant llpolls game last week in one Halfba.cks are expected to be made the grade as free run from the Dve yerd line by a live yard end run by Boggs. a Jacket defender knocked It ~~ the most obvious -.but un- Daryl 1erry, 170, Jr., and A· An even smaller Grega White. He also convert· The extra points lry failed. and the Jackets returned seen by olftc1als - chps ever dalr, while Steve Reed, m, a have broken right Into the ed the extra points to lead 8-41. Late In the third home with horns blowing, car. filmed_:_!enoy Harris, semor Junior, usually opens at fullback. 1ng lineup, but club ofllclals !eel Near the close of the llrst Laudermilt ocored for rylng a well-earned 44-38 vicWY 2•2374 Benz has what tbey want In the quarter the Jackets secortd roy and Abbott carried In the tory. 134 Mill St. Middle-port way of tenacity and h• l"ed l L. Coach Chuck Winebrenner ~iiiiiiiiiiiiii:::iiiiii:::ii:iiii:i~~~~~ tlon. That's what attracted touc .own we! ta.. on a 40 extra po nts to put t... !Core In· ol Mladteport olngled oot PanBrowns to Bell! Ia 1963 alter yard PIAl from Leo Floyd to to a 30-30 Ue. ther Fullback Danny AbbOtt lor he bod received offers Rollback Dennis Boggs. In the early minutes of the outslandlng play while Panther several American League Pomeroy narrowed the gap fourth stanza Middleport moV· coaches Blll Porter had hilh 1. clubs and the Minnesota Vik· during the second qllllrttr when ed back Into the lead momen- praise for Jacket Quarterback I ClliCAGO (UPI) - Michigan were favoriteo over lesser lngs and Washington Redskin! Halfback Danny LauderiWII tanly by BCormg on 8 22 yard Lee Floyd. Pomeroy End WayWith 1Slate goes agamst Iowa Satur- rivals, each rated likely to win of the NFL. went over left tackle to score run by Floyd but the PATs fall· ne Wells and Rollback Danny day wi<h a chance lo clinch at by two touchdowns. The Buck· Benz mlesed port of the for tho Purple Panthers, He al- ' ed. Laudermllt were also eredlled least a share of the Big Ten eyes will entertain Indiana, game against the Giants In I'" converted the extra pomts. Pomeroy then 101 the with playing iood ball. It ; ; 'I : . ~ --~··~· .:a; Gil~I .. SA 3 1¥1111& -.; g N.N.Aif. -w......... NEW LUCKYSTRIKEFILTERS PUT BACK THE TAITE OTHERS TAKE �·~ ' Dafiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, e-DIIIY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 5, 1965 ConeertA.rdteTeU. , tal»ed In a fall lD front of her .4bout chlilan Food Around And About Middleport SOCIAL Mr. and Mra. Joba Bater and "I love to eat," Marla de :i!T:iom, were In Alliance last RamoaistDol antba~lalf!1be • waspfor an Interview at w ... lido Cif the Uninn College and also "Folklorlstas de Ramon" boDed toured the campus. her remark. Marla, wllb ber Mr. C. H. Wise, Jr. baa Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wallace architect • most • of • lliO year !II Chlcago, m attending were In Huntington, w. va. to husband, baa come"' lbe Unl~ National Safely !:<Ingress the Marshall University- ed States for an efllit • weeks' Ill&- He Is employed by !he Xavier University freshmen foot- tour this fall Their entertainValley Electric Company. baH game, held at Fairfield ing rpogram of. Iolli; .fiOIIP and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stadium. Their son, Bruce, ia a dances will be presented at 1 and family of Port of the freshmen team p. m. Monday on the llqe Of Ohio, visited recenUy wilb Marshall. the GaUia Academy High · and Mrs. Walter Crooks an Mr. and Mrs. Rnbert Burkett Scbool under !he AUSJIICOS.of the family. He was a former Mid· and family of Charleston, W. n-1-County Community Omt:ert dieport Band Direcl<lr. Va. visited recently wllb rela· Association. , Mr. and Mrs. Carl lives and friends In Middleport The pretly brown ~ eyed Jedy of Shaker Heights, were and Pomeroy. said that the best'Chllean cook· end guests of Mr. and Mrs. ing came from continental treatne Gibbons. Mr. and Mrs. ments of I!Jllendld native foods. Colloch slopped In "We are quite an inlel'D8tional where he •«ended ceremonieo little nation, you know, and In which he was made a our cooking shows 11." ber of the Hall of Fame for "At home in Santiago, Raul athletle coaches. He was a A baby shower was given on and I are always on the go, mer basketball coach at night Ocl 23 at the and I try I> prepare simple field H~gh Scbool Mr. a~ Mrs. 'Stanley foods which require a minimum Mr. and Mrs. Guy Trussell for their new grand- of time and effort. Although of Leon, W. Va.. were daughter, Dawn Renee, the the potato is supposed to have Wednesday everung adopted daughter of Mr and originated In Chile, I avoid it '"ter and brother-in-taw,. Mrs. Donald Trussell. · . and other starchy foods, as and Mrs. C. H. Jones, Thlld Pink and whiz crepe pa er much as possible. We have such\ Aver MrsU, Jon~ ~ 'b and a pink umbrella decora~d an abundance of good fruits and mg rom ree ro en n s the dining room table where vegetables that 1 try to make' the gifts were placed. them a large part of every Games were played and priz- meal. By the. way, we have es awarded the winners. Mrs. over 200 varieties of seafood In 1 Wish To Thank Each M~rcia Hager won the door ciChelsl~;, mcludfng luscious bama- DRESS CALENDAR I · Petite Bow Beetle Heel Roush's Shot Ston Middl•port An• We Have The One You Are Inter· 1 '· . i ~~~ther~u:,;,;ll CECIL ROSEBERRY ~e ~~:; ~1·. No~O~ 1 One candidate Is Initiated 8YOES Chapfer :·t OES chapter To Instal/ New 011ICerS • Dec. 2 AI j . ·~ th~ U~~~ e~~ 1960 RAMBLER STAnON WAGON All Power. See This One 1961 CORVAIR 700 STATION WAGON Clean and Nice t See Th- 1nd M1ny Oth1r1 •t ..• METRO~~LITAN MOTORS PHONE WY :z.-3170 400-606 EAST MAIN ST. POMEROY THANK YOU, VOTERS! ROBERT W. (Bob) LOUKS P·l operotron. Fully automatic, electric timer plastic cabinet and fiberglas min- eral tonk. 10-yr pro-rota warranty on valve system. Self contained unit in cmtique white with dunning gold trim. ~~1~~ $17 900 MAX. 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Sunday Schoo~ Ben 6 ~ P d B'bl l'omeroy illarcb of th• No~ , Pomeroy Se>entb Oay ~d>n . Pr Ice "'''•••berry Sup!. 10'30 . p. m. rayer an ' e S d S h I 9·30 . till ~horeb - Mulberry Heighr · : ' ., • a. m. Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. arene, un a, c oo. a. sblp 11 a. m.. ayer aerY ' ...:~ 1 1'· m. Wedneeday. Morning Worship service, !It Rallaod Methodlll Cl!ureb- m.: Morning worship 10·45 a. Rd .. north ot M01gs Me~"""' Carleton .,;bore~. Klagsbnry and 3rd Sundays ol tbe montll; Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor: m. Evening Worship. 1 p m.; Hospital Pastnc. F \\ litflurd Middleport, Ohio Road, Rev. Clyda Hinton, pas- 1:30 p. m. Evening Evangells- Churcb School 9, 30 B. m.: Wor Prayer meeting, 1 p. rn Wed 1\sSistanl PaSiol , James It llldc~Jo&lort, Oblo tor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; tic Sc"iee, 2nd and 4th Sun- ship service, !0:30 a m., M 1 Rev . Clyde v Hendersou, pu I Hofrer Se!v1ces on_ 1Saturday Ralpb Carl, oupl Sunday Wor- day of month. BETHANY - y, F. Monday, 8:30 p. m. tor. Sahbalb Scnool. I Jl P 0 m. service, 10:30 a. m. and 9:30 a. m. Morning Wonbfp: SUvmviUe Metbodisl Cbnr<b CbDrch of tbe Nazarene, Pom- I Worship, 2 30 P Dl.; Y u tl "•·- p. m. alternately. Prayer 10:30 a. m. Stmday School. BIY· Arthur Stitt. pastor sunday ero1 Hev. Clvde Hendenon. meeung. J 3tJ P ~ · Hlblt' Slu· meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. lbe Theiss, Supt; 6:30 p. m. Schoo~ 9:30 a. m.; Gene WoUe pastnr: Sto Jday School 9:30 • dy . Thucsoay, IJII ,P. m • •' Colamblr Chapel: Worsblp ,.,. Youth Fellowship. CARMEL - Supt., Services Thursday even- ship >crvices 7.30 p. m. Sun· 37 Evans Helgllts, lialll!Nlli. 8abn ol Good Breod each Sunday 9:15 a. m.; 8:30a.m. Sunday School Way· I mg. ' m.: Morning Worship t0:30 1. Edeo Unlletl orelbr_'" Ll We Fill AU DociOrs Preacrlptlona IIDIIIIDpn, W. Va. WY 2-29till PomeroJ II~:~ School 10 L m.; Youtb oe Roush, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. 1 sottoa Methodist Church - :services 7.:JO p. m. P r <~ y e r C...1~r~sa Cburcb: Rev t:ldeo R.. II &:IS p. tD. Evening Wor· Morning Worship, !nd and 4th H. L. .rcDaniel, pastor; Clint m.: NYPS 6:4> p. m. l':venmg Ralke. nastor:. Sundav Schoo~ 1 p.m. each SUnday. tlllllday of tho r.1011lb; 8 p. m. Orr, Supt. Preaching 9:15 a.m. mretin~ . ·31' o m. Thursdav to a.m.: WtnnJe Holsinger supt.. Bra1ilbmry Clutrell 01 Cbr!tl, Evening Evangelistic Service, Sunday School 10:1> a m Cbarcb ol tbe Nazarea•, Ra- •. :hristlan Endeavor . l:lli P -n. Art Marcum, mlnlster; Bible 1st and 3rd Sunday of month. Oak Grove Metbodlst Cburcb, 1 clne, Ohio. Sunday School at Mrs Lyda Cl!evaller president, Scbooi and Morning Worship, TUppers Plaint EUB Chard!, B. L. McDaniel, pash". Earl 1:30 a.m. Sunday WorslliP Iclasses lo. all '!ong sei"I!-el, l0:30 a. m.: Christian Eodeav· Rev. Eugene E. Emersoo, pas- 1Cross, S ·pt. Sunday School at I Service l0:30 a.m. Sunday Eve- p.• m. Preac:hmg 8·2Cl p. m.; Ill', 6 p. m.; Evening Worship, tor; Snnday worship 9:30 L m. 10:1! a. m.; Preaching 9:15. IDing Service 7:30 p.m.; M1d ·.tid Week Pray•1 meellng, 1 311 ItO LIDea1D SL JllAidltporl WY :I-IOHO 130 1!. lecond 1 p. m. Sunday Scbool 10 a. m., Ho- I Syracuse Methodist Church week Prayer Servk~ Wednes- p. m. Wednesday , Class Lead1 PqeviUe Commttafly Chnrcb bart Vineyard, Supl Bible Stu- ' Wendell G. Stutler, paswr day 7:30 p.m. Rev. Morris M ., Mrs MaZie Hnl_<~n~er . . Rev. RusseU Cline, pastor. - dy and prayer services led by Worship Service 8:45a. m. Sun- Wolle. Past~r. i Baebtel E~angeheat UnitOG Young People's service 7:30 p. pastor, 1:30 p. m. . Tuesday. day School 9:45 a. m. MYF Sun-~ Rolland Church ot tho Nazar· Brethren ~hurcb - tlllllday m. Thursday; Evangellslio ..,. Adult class meeting 1:30 p. day 6 p. m. Pra~er meeunJ one: Sunday ScllOOl 9::10 a. m.; School 9 45 a. m. Worship, llllal>IIWd Ia 1liOt vice Saturday, 7:30 p. m.: and m. last Monday of month. Sunday 1:30 p. m. Morning Worship 10 4> a. m. 2nd and llb Sunday, 9.4$ a. Wee! Columbia, W. Va. Middleport WY 2-3284 Sunday 1:30 p. m. Ft:derllted CbnrU. Poml!rOy, Letart Falls Uniled Brethren Evangelistic serviCe 7:45 ~· m ' m. Acbash Miller. pastAlr. Pb. Muon '173-4183 Bernloel: GroYe a.rtllfu Rov. W. H. Perrin. pastor; InC rist Church, Sunday School Midweek prayer service, 7:45 p , UH Utu«ft. L<tar• ·• II Clourcll. Worship service, 9:30 carl Kauts, SUpt.: S u o do 9:30 a.m. worship services. The m Wednesday . ; o1ay School 9·30 a m.: Worship m. School, 10, a. m. Scbool, 9 a. m.; Worship hour first and third Thursday even- Syracuse tbureb of the Na.. ,. '' SunO.> 1 :til D m. 11-r.- Cullmns, SupL 10 a. m. , ings at 7:30 and the second and nene, Willinm c. l'horpe. pastor Letart FaDs United Brethre• Bradlord Cllurcli ol Clrrlll, ML Urdn F.W.B. Cllureb - lourtb Sunday nights at 7:30. Sunday &hoof 9 30 a m.; Morn 1in Christ Church James Mot· 1 Jot Rubinson, Minister; Sunday School 9:45 a. m., Earl James Morrison, pastor. lng w.Jrshlp 10 30 a. m. rison, pastor. Snnday School at ''Your lteepsako Store" Wee! Ha1D St. Pomei'OJ Homer Forrest. §upt.: Bible Starkey, supl.; Evening wor HyoeU 1\DD l"ree Methndill. Peoteeolllal Asoembty, Rnate 19·30 a m. Preacnm~ , erv·ces 812 E. Malo St. PomerOJ iupport lbt Chareb o1 Your Cbolee Scbonl 9:30; Mol'lliDg Wownp, ship, 7:30 p. m. by Cecil Cu1, Bober' E. Smith, Sr., pallor. t '4, Ruv. "aul K Jones. pastor I n:~t and thtrd Thursday even 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worsbl~. Layman; YIIWII! People's meet· Sunday School 9:30 a.m. 0 . 0. Snnday School 10 a. m.: wor , ings at UO p m. Secoad and . 1 p. m. Wednesday, 7 p. m. lng and Bible Study, 7:30p.m.; Patterson, Supt.; Morning Wor- day. Wednesdav and Friday . fourth Sun<la•, evemngs at 1:31 Blbl< Study. Wednesday; Choir practice at ,;tup t0.30 a. m. Youth Service, 11re Pentecostal Cbarcb, Mid· I p m. Prayer meeting second lieDer Chardl el Cbrl111:30 p.m. Thursday. &:45 p. m.; Evangelistic rna dleport, South sro Ave.: Sunday I and fourth fbursday eveni<<81 Bulldinl SuppUu and M!Uwork Bible School 9:30 L m. Preacb- Duvdle Pll&rfm Bollaeso, (P. sage, 7:30 P· m.: Prayer meet- Schoot 10 a. m.; Sunday evening and lim and lhird Sunday evGeneral Contractl•l lns 10:30 L m.. flnt and third 0. La.ngsvWe, Ohio), Rev. 0. H. mg. Thursl•y 7:30 P m. evangelistic service, 7:30 p. enings at 7.30 p. m. Chaster, Oblo Pbono WY 2-3918 car~ pastor: Sunday School, 9:30 Free Melbodlsl Cbarca, Laar- Wednesday Bible Study 7:30 p. Ml Hennon Jailed Brellrren 14uoa City Church ol Cbrlsl. L m., Robert Grate, SUpl Wor- ol CUll, l.ev. H. t ·ene <>ill m.; SaturdJ: night Prayer and 1in Christ Church. James Mor Miller Street; Snnday Bible ship service at 10•3: a. m.; PiJ. pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a Worship 7·"0 p. m. Pastor, Ke> !rison. pastor. Su,oday School Study 9 a. m. Evening Wor-srtm Youth, ~·4$ p. m.: Evan- m.; Phil Wise, oupt.; Momln~ B. L. Barrett. 9.30 a.m. Preaching servicea ship 7:30 p. m.: Bible Study, gelfllic oervlce, 7:30 p, m. Mid- wors~lp 10:30 a. m.; You t • Harrisonville Presbyteria" first and third Sunday nighll 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Week Prayer and Praise, Wed- Mices 7 p. m.; Evangelistl< Churcb, John Davies. pastnr: at 7:30 p. m. Second and •oortl Paints ond Hardwart Bullders md Boildlna SappHa Middleport Cbardi ol CIIrtll, nuday, 7.30 p.m. tervlce 1:30 p. m. Mid · Weel a.urcb School 10:30 a. m. Wor- Sunday mornings at 11 a. m. Baefnt Cblller, Oblo 1 Prayer meeting every w..me. Pb. IIUHOOD Pb. WI 9-3273 5th am" 14a1D Streets Donald lllqtlom BaU or Jebevu'a prayer aarv\cP 7:30 P. m. Wed ship service :30 p. m. lllcb, minister; Bible School. Witnesoes· Public meeting. SUD- Wedneaday ond Friday eveninR Reorganiud ~bareb oo Jeoos day at 7:30 p. m. Christian Ell:30 a.m., Kenne'h McElhinney day 5 p. m., Watchtower study froed0111 Gotpel Mlosloa, Ba Christ of Latter Oay Saints, Ill deavor, second and :ouoJoJ Sw> SUpt.; Momlng Worship. 1 p. m.; Bible study Tueaday shan Sll•••r<villa Rnad: !!:. J miles from Racine oo Rncino- days at 7:311 p. m. 0:30 m. Evening Worship. 1 p. m. Service meeting, 7 p. Griffith, pastDr: Roger W ' ~ Portland Road. Sunday School Utile Kyger Ualted Cbnrd p. m., Prayer Se"lce, Wed- m. Tburaday: Ministry sclloof, lord, Supt.; Sunday School to 9:30 a. m.; Worship t0:30 a. of Christ, Cheshire • Kyger · A•h11Dd 00 Producta Phono WY 2-3'111 neaday, 7 p. m. 1 p. m. Thursday. a m.; Evangeflslf• Service, 1· m., Sunda" evening service at Hartford Parish, Warren G. Brown'o Bottle Gaa Chtftll o1 Cllrlol, Pomero,, St. Pnl'o 1111 SL John's 30 p. m. "rayer meeting, 7:30 1::II p. m.: Wed. wo"hlo serv· Zinn, pastor. HartliO'd Baptist Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy Maston, paslot': Sunday Lulberan cburcb. - Morning ~. m. Tuesda~ \tee at 7:30 p. m. Pastor, C. W Church, Communioo wu:-:mip WY 2-21118 IISt:blll>l9:30 a. m. Churcb 10:30 wownp 8:15 a. m. and 10:40 Rai181MI Milllolr : OU¥4 New· Pro!litt. All evening serv· service 9 s m. Tuesday, 3:4> L m.; Christian Endeavor, 6:30 a. m.; SUnday Scbonl 9:30 a.m. mom. missionary pastor: Sui> 1ce1 bel!ln at 1 :tO o m Children under 12; 6, Children p. m. Evemng Service, 8:30 P. (Bolb congregations are meet- day 9cbonl. 9:30 a m.: Worsblp oar Lady ol l.tfttto Mia•"- 12 a,Jd up; 7:30, Adult Study m In& as one at StJohn's Church 10:30 a. m.; l'reaching. 7:30 D Long BoUom, Rev. Thomas Pe- group. I Balland Chorcb ol Cllrlllo at Pine Gl'QVe wbila the new m.; Prayer eemca, 7:30 p. m. tronel<, administrator: Sunday ; Middleport Ftnt Ualted .,_ Speefalty - Seutbern Fried Steak Quallll' rnrnltun at Ltlwer Prleeo Bible School 8:30; C<lmmunloll St. Paul's Church is beinp buill t'bureday. Mass 8:30 a. m., est., Holy Uays Ioyterlan Cburch. Ruv Howard IIJ N. 2114 lliddloport WY z.997e 1114dloporl, Ollfo 10:30 L m., V. H. Braley AUred Melbodlll Chnrch - . , , _ Mlllloa, Ret. Eorl of ObUgatlon, 7 p. m. R"PJl<'ll. paslor· Sunday S.•hJH~ II StiPL Sabra Canaday, p!aDisl; Rev. Pearl A. Cast~. pastor. Custer. pastQr: Services every Sl. John'• ~Ue Mbalall: t 30 a. m. Mr. Fred LeWla, Study, 1:311. Oolben Rn- Sunday Scbool at 9:30 a. m. at 1:30 D. "' near Guvsvlltp lllutcb Ridgel: supt. to !II a. m. WorshiP. 'U mine, leaderCharles Taylor, Supt Worship 1'1te Ch.,.. of De Naza,..e. Rev. Frank Manleri, pu- p. m. YF: Wed. 6 ~- Jun•• Z1ol Ch!IICII ol Oirlll, Pom• Services al10:45 with Rev. cas- Cllester: Rev. Herbert Grate, tor, Sunday Mass 10:30 a. m.: Choir 1 p m SeniOJ Cbnil 1'01' • llarrisonvfAie Road, Eu- lo, Tuesday eve at 6 p.m. Mern- pastOr: Rlcbanl Barton, Supt. Holy Day ol Obligation 6:30 a. Syraca. Flnl Uan.d ~rea AMERI~ Devoted to the Interests get~~ UDIIot'WtMid. rnlaloter. Ill- benhlp and Evangelism meet- Otarles Blllell. Asst. Supl m.: Coofession, \Ia hour before bytertan Cburob - Cburcn ser· ble llcbool 1:30 L m.; Mn""illll Ifill Wednesday, 7:45 p.m., !l>nday I!.:JIOO' .f:IIO a. m.; Mom- Mass. . '·· . a. m.; S•• ' " LOCAL UNION 19f11 Of the Melp.l4asoll Area oorablp 1:10 p. m.: Rober! Rood MJd.We,ek Prayer service Iliff Woralltp II L m.; NYI'S 'l1le ~ Arm3', ElY., 10 a. m.; Bible Study, Wl'll., 111.-.ood. w. \Ia. Blblt '•ltnot ~;II. . llltlller Melliotllal Cllar<$ 1'4> o. m.: ltvenlng Service RayS. Wlntna. officer In cbatAt. 1:811 p .m atelier Ill!...., el Ootl, ~- ,..., A. Casto, l'utor; Wor 1:30 p, m.: fdld- Prayer se~ Sunday 10 a. m. Holiness meet· Cbeshir..Kyget·!lartlord p,.... llUben ap..., pamr. lluntiQ I Mnlel at t a. :a., Sunday 9feo. 7:81 P.· m Wadnooday. 1ng: t0• 3D a. m. Sunday School Ish, Hartford Baptist Church icbQol 9:30 L ID. IIGnllrfl ~ at ·10 a. m.; WSCS Ill lllddleporl a... ot tile Naz. Sunday 7 p. m. Yllllt1l P«<ple't Morning Worship 9:1l DET Set' oblp 11 a. m.; Bvllf&lllllll _. :.,..., a1 monlb: Board - - . Ret. Clyde J. Bartlett LoRIM: 7:30 ~· m. Salvat!on mon "Watchlulneas '"' the -r. ' flee. ..1 p. m. PriJOf ~ ...,.1111 lrd WeriNdQ ot lhe Sundav ••·•nnl 9 !II a m.: "'""' meeting: Tbur'ldaJ, 1 10 I 1.1- Vlr&IM-" Tueetlay - Ofllcont ltulland. Oblo ' Bitm Of IIO!mD . . . \ p. m, W......,i lflllllllllttlllll. "'I 1t:IO a. Ill.; NYI'S diolllllme P.m. Prop ptannma 111111111. 7 p.m..... '.. .....,......,.i!lto.... R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. TINY'S FOODLAND HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 1 II - LIEVING COAL COMPANY GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE K & C JEWELERS KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. RACINE PLANING MILL m.l AUTOMATICAllY ranty on "' ,_, vI HIGH "7" CLUB Show me a~Iter that defivers the taste and I'll eat my hat." J 1 W:· "Alii said was: ,. 1 LIVE MUSIC controls 5-cycle valve which operoles on water .preuure .. , no troublesome sprmgs, solenords or molon. Adiustable soli doal oll?ws up to ,.0% savings on salt. Guest swrtch for extra recharges. lifetime war- ...... Sch l~=~of~FIXirlb One call, thafs all••• Rain-Soft WATER .... .. Hardtop. Clean and Nice 1 ROBERT WINGEn 1 One Local Owner. Nice 1961 FORD GALAXIE 2 DR. 1 c... Rev: 1964 RAMBLER STATION WAGON Auto. Trans. IJke New, All White. One Local Owner ~ !:i;, We Want To Sell All Of Our Used Cars. Th.y Are H1r1 and Looking For Attomo. 1962 RAMBLER 4 DR. I ..·-~-· .. ---- ':;.j estetlln. Then Come On Ia lecause' We An Going To DHI Hen This Month. NOT EVEN A••• QOSE TO A REASONABLE DEAL· WILL BE TURNED DOWNI Plk!' NOVem ber 19th YOU ARE INTERESTED IN BUYING A ••• ... US~DCAR Alter the lovely and useful "Here are some of my com- 1 · NOV. 7 gifts were opened lreshm pany favorites. I hope you will SoUcltaUon Team tralni"g MISS ARNOLD TO WED NEXT MONTH the Methodist _Higher Ed1tc•· Twp. whn voted for me of cupcakes, ic;rwith P~~~ be_ able to try one or two. The and ice cream, coffee, kool ade: chicken and the sea bass dishes Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Arnold, Pomeroy, Route 1, i c\':u!ld at on Nov. 2. and mmt. were served to Mrs. are I!Olh baked about 40 mm- announce the engagement and approaching marriage of day afternoon No 7 at 2 p m VIrgie Marcinko (also a grand "'" ·1 0d amply serve four." their daughter Mary Elizabeth, to Loren J. Coleman, son I All t-ouples ~-part are · · ::'"!her of the baby), Mrs. Mar· MARIA'S ENSALADA of Mrs. Wilda Coleman, New Haven, W. Va., and the late Jed to attend. The Ofllclal Pd. Pol. Adv. IS Hagrr and daughers, Mrs. Peel two ripe avocados and Orville C~leman. . meeti will be held ~:;~; Gem Cowdery and children, slice ver thin Cut e ht The bndc.elect IS a graduate of Rutland High school. 1 . ng 7.311 "' Mrs. Howard Frank and daugh- stalks ./celerY from Coleman graduated fro_m Wahama High school, and· evenmg, a; · p, m. ter, Mrs. Ralph Trussell and into thin slivers and t IS employed at the Vanadtum Corp. of America, New 'lb Ri . ·PTA will children, Mrs. Etta Mae Hill cado sli pu on avo- Haven. e vervlew 1 Mr•. Ora Hill, Mrs. Ada Cram: thin a ces. Slice radishes very\ Tbe onen church weddint! will be an event of Sundav. Monday evening, ~ov. at let, Mrs. Mur! OUrs, Mrs. Jnis lespoo: ~t ~n lop. JM:x 2 tab- Dec: 12, 2:30 P.M., at the Zion Chu~c~ of Christ, with the IA Ialli; '!lll be giVen by Mra. 0 8 Carson, Mrs. Nellie Andrew four of 0 emon u ce w~th 1mmiSter, Eugene Underwood, officiating. A half hour V~lma l of the BookmoMrs. Roberta Lee, Mrs. Fay~ salt and olive oil, ;eason with! of nuptial music ":ill precede the ceremony. There will bile. The eighth srace class will Kirkharl, Mr•. Mary K. Holte pepper an serve 011 • be an open reception at the church following the wed- bold a bake sale. a d Go do r bed of lettuce. ding 11re Laurel Cliff Better n r n, Mrs. Myrtle 1 --"· -----Walker, Mrs. Pat Smith and CIDCKEN ANNA 1 Heallb .Club wlll meet at the Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jones, Section two large chickens C<llumbia Gal Office Monda~ at Todd and Betsy, Mr. and Mrs. and brown them in the broiler 7:30 p. m. for a demonstration. Charles Marcinko and children. with a bit or oil, dash of sail All members are W1ed to I Would like To ExSending gifts were Mary Hoae and pepper. Slice two large onattend. Anna Tuttle, Amy Wolfe Mar- ions and brown them add the Pomeroy Elementary PTA garet Tuttle Ruby Orr' Eth juice of one I< to' wlll meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. press My Sincere Ap- Orr Ola ' • . e1 li h mon a cup 0 11 Initiation was held for one Plan• were made for the tn.' Tber• wlll be a panel diiiCIIJMr 'and MHysell, Eva Bailey, g t:rown ~ugar end stew all , candidate when Pomeroy Chap- stallation service lor new ofll· sion on "How Wt Encourage preciation For The Mr. d ~s. Rnnrue C<lwdery, 1~ge .;: wli a cup of your ter 186, OES, met Tuesday eve- cers on December 2 when Evan- Cheating." Refreshments wiD d:; ht rs. Roben Russsell brvor; ed Ro~e wme. Place the Ding at the Pomeroy Masonic Igehne Chapter DES mot Thun;- he served by lbe filth grade an ug ers and. Sharon Hoi~ own chicken m a crockery Temple. day evening at the Mlsonic the Generous Vote Given er· potandaddthe omon, . 1emon, C1 ara Sue Soulsby, worth Y'l Temple m Middleport.I ·Mrs. l moBethel rs. No 82 of the , !ugar. Leave m the oven lot~ matron, and James Soulsby, l Kathryn Mitchell, W. M. was national Ord~r of Job's DaughtMe By The Voters In three ' ~uarte~s- of ~· worthy. patron, preSided._ Cad· m charge of the ritualistic op- ers wiU meet In gui • . ur, whi~e you re W8..lting, fm- die W1clthnm was S(])otst. ening. sion Monda at 7 . re ar 1 0 isb the wme. communication was read from Pro-tem officers Included lb p 0 Y M PT m. fhe Vi II age of SyraSTUFFED S"A BASS the secretary of General Gnind Mrs. Helen Reynold• Ada · Mrs ~ g"'royt "'::"~ them/:.:. Sprinkle a three-ound sea boss Chapter regarding . an. annual Rvelyn Lewis, Ruth:' Mrs.' Griri of c ' ~e Pomeroy High School i ms1de and out with salt. Coms~rmg to~r to Scandmav1a. RusI Russell, Martha; and Mrs. M. will meet at lhfl church Man:use On Nov. 2nd. Junior class will present its j bme one pound crabmeat. one-- sta, Berhn.' ~nd. Western Eu- 1. French, Marshall. '1rs. Wil- day at 12 noon for 1 'f1tanbdass play "The Sky's the Lim fourth cup chopped green on rope. An mvttat1on was re-'1 Jiam King Worthy Matron elect . . d' nd' •~eting. · " ' -~ . - · · ~ t tt d d. d · · • giVIng mner a .., 1\gain, I Thank Each 1t, by Margery Burns, on No- J~ns, one-fourth cup chopped t'ei\€IJ ~ a en a. mner en announced m~tallation to be The W.S.C.S. of Heath d I vrmher 19th', at 8 p. m. in the parsley, one-fourth cup butter i a receplwn honormg Cathryn held Dec. 2 with a practice ses- dist Churcb will meet MMolndelil>aoan Everyone of You . Pomeroy Junior High auditor· and some chopped celery, one- Wilson. worthy .gr. 'd matron Sion November 28. evening, Nov. 8 at lbe churc6. 1um. 1 half cup bread crumbs one on Saturday evemng, '1/ovember l Durmg the busmess session Mr Robe t Cot . . ~he chapler voted to increase s. r _ a~~~gram 1 This comedy presents the fourlh cup heavy cre~m and 6 at Sun_bury. problems of the Sky . . of fresh pepper. Stuff lnvltat.mns W~l'e receive~ to msurance coverage. ~lans w~re been ordered for sale. O'nllln~when Sunny, its intense fiSh. and close with skew- .attend mst~llatio~ of offlc.e~~ made to serve a Ch~l.stma~ din- ing the closing session, refresh· , year old daughter, is unable to ers. Spnnkle Ule fish with oil zl:n the ollowmg Chapter~ . ner Dec. 8 for the Citizens Bank ments were .served by M r Vlllop Counclfmon-EieC: keep her telephone messages and bake uncovered for three N y, Novemher 13; Belpre, I group and to sell soap lor the James Brewington and straight and causes trouble for quarters of an hour. Serve with ovem~r 13 ; Knox at Mt. yer- ' General Grand Chapter project. John Vroman. Pd. Pol. Adv. everyone. your favorite mayoMaise sa n.on, ovember 16~ Harnson-1 The community Thanksgiving _ _.:.__ _ _ _ _ _..;! ~iii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::ii~i....Th;,;;;is~ye~a~r~t~hc~ca:st~in~l~d~· _ ___ uce. VIlle, Nove~ber t7; Valley at ' service was announced for Nov. c u es. Dan Sky, a businessman - M~Conn.elsvlile , November 20; 24 at the Middleport First Pres~ Neil Colmer; Ellen Sk his ~likesvlile, November 20 : Gal· byterian Church at 7:30. Memwile - Jud K'n . S y,Sk llpohs, November 22; Marie!- hers of the chapter are to attheir doughier '_g,T ~nn~ t y, ta, November 23 ; New Marsh- tend in a group. Mrs. Mitchell C n . Sk th . led ' d u t.z, f~eld, November 27; Cheshire, announced more knives have o me _y, e1r o er augh- November 30 ; and Racine, De- ,----..::....;:.~:....:::=.:.=-.:::::.:1 FRIDAY & SATURDAY 10 PM .. 2 AM Jenmfer Blakeslee ; Bill cember 11. with Thanksgiving were served S Y'. their son - ~kip Domm- 1 The w~rthy m~tron announc· from a table attractive in STANDARD & ROCK 'N ROLL gan . Grarnma, Dans maUler - ' ed practice for mstallation on white cover and centered with Ca.rol Hall; Ace ~awson, Sun- November 21 and 28 at 2:30 p. a Thanksgiving arrangement ny s. st~dy - Bill Moore; m. Il was voted to sell soap, with orange canales in crystal Sylvia S~~pson, a local charm· which is a project of the worthy holders on either side. Hostesser --;- .M1lhe Legar; Bob Turf, grand matron. es were Marie Curd, Doris Connie s. young man Don · . At the close of the meetDarst, Clara Sue Soulsby and 2 Mil- South of Middleport on Slate Rtt. 7 ~""""""""'===""'=""'=""'======!"":: Sw1~her.' Sam Anderson, Gram- ~mg.iii.,..r.. el;.re;;:.sh;;;;m;;:.en~ts;.i;;n_,:k:;;ee;:p:;;in:;:g~l;.;N~el;;;lie~T;;:ra~cy~.=====;;;;l rna s friend- Andy Porter; Ed I' Green, Dan's boss - Mike Hazelton; Marcia Munson, a cheerleader - Linda Haggy; and Miss Minnie Cocker, "MinI wash to thank you for your support nie" - Kay McGowan. in Tuesday's Election. PLAN t-DAY SALE The Eta Phi Chapter of Beta and nt.w at a most Sigma Phi Sororiety will hold a I PRACTICAL PRICE! rummage sale In the old A and TRUSTEE SUTTON TOWNSHIP P building on Friday and Sat- i The Notionalina Water Conditioner i1 the urday from 9 a. m. until 4 tes~lt of utensive experience and research. Pd. Pol. Adv. m. Ult1mo!e in simplicity and eHiciency of Jumor Drama T Be G1ren I \ If BY JOSEPH R. KRALY GOO and his rlghteoosnl'Ss . ' - - . People's Service FrldOJ, 7:31 Melllodhl Cllare , St. Paul's aad st. Joblfo Any man who wl11 talr.e - Pearl A. ca.to. puiOI'. WIM' ' Lullteran Chwcbes , wiO'ds seriously will know that putm'; lloblrl Lnll, 111pl. '1llln:ll of Old, 1111. oblp 8II'VIco 10 a. m. eHCl Tnt: ''Take liJIIe _. IIOIIblo, this is no eaay matter. It re::'ll a. !II. Moraine Wonhip .... IJillill Workmom. , . - oilier SUDday 7:40 P· m. 81111 to keep y.,...ell spirituaUy Iii." quires discipline to hold th• SWiday Sebool; 7 p. m. Ev- lluoday Sebool 1:4$ a. m.; Wor !Ia, Scbool. 10 a. m. .hlbn I Tim. 4:7 IPhillips) ... . ideal steadfastly In view, anc oervtce: 'l"luraday, 7:311 sblp Mr9lee 11 a. m. (IIJd 1:10 Balle)'. Supl Prayer meetin~ without It oo progress can bl m. Prayer t111811n&. a. m. Prayer meelilla 7:311 p Tile United Methodist CIIIO'cb, That discipline is a means to made, no power won. Clrpenter Baplll& t'lnlldl: m. TuesdaJ: Youna People' Pomeroy Rev Melvin Alkire, powor is a fact open w every- W1 'th ,. . lined 'nd 3 9·30 o m.; meeUD&o 7:30 p. m. Frldaf. pastor. Church Schon! Study, 9- one's observation. , a .18CJp ml "' II 10:15 1 m. llllllnd Chardl 01 God, Bat. 1i a. m. Divine Worship 10:30 Even in the realm of mechan- 1a stea:fa! P:"i:w:' will 0 Bapi!JI Cllarell, MJddl& JoiiD Smaii1JIIOd. pastor: Sunda1 a. m. Sermoo: "OUr Eternal lcs, ligurat\vely speaking, di" 1come AY e P praeport, Rev. Donald Booae,- SebOOI 10 a. rn.; EvaMeltstlc Dealinatloo." li:30 p. m Meth· cipline brings power; it is in i tice. man must train, exe!1 Sunday Scoool 9:15 a. m.. ~«VIce 7 p. m.: Youna People odist Youth Fellowship Tu... concentration and focusing that pollwer toll gam po~. Th1e6 In • Soc' bl [t · ow WI equa ""' ou ow Hollman. SopL; IO:U L lt:ndeaver 7 p. m. Wednesday: day, 1: 30 p. m. Woman • ,.. power ~mes usua e. " ; G' nd ·u Wonblp Service• BYP e p. Prayer meedng 7 p m Salm' ty o! Chrilltian Service meets I by discipline that one becomes 1 IV< grace a you WI r& Evening Wmtdp, 7:30 p. day. · · at church. Thursday . evening, skillful in any art or craft, and ' celve grace. Wed. 7:30 p. m. Prayer Groee Ep!Jeopal Cbureb, Choir rehearsal. Public_IS mv1~ by tbatskill exerts power. Dis- 1 There are, at least, foul IIDI!Otiiig 'DIDraday, 7:30 p, m. l'lmanl', Tbe a.... Rlebant H. ed to study and worship this c1phne IS the secret of the ath·l· training disciplines which bm pracUce. Martin, Rector. Sllllday _ Mor- Sunday morning. Jete, as well as the arUst. been tested and proven as nee· Finl Bapliol ~ pome- aiD& Prayer and Sermon, 10:30 Foresl Bu Melbadlsl ell.... And ~e truth holds m the ar· l essary for the power of tho 1 _ Rev. Carver Williams. o.m. Coffee hour following. - SnndBJ Scbonl 8 a. m._. Mn. •• of VItal religiOUS llvmg. 1 Christian faith to come into ~~=:p 1!cbooJ 9:30 U1J 10:20. lllorprllt BUB Charcll, Rev. Fred Nease, Supt Worship ser- . One of the illuSions of our I man's life. They are surprising THtE c:HUNCH F"OR ALL 11 service, ,30 a. m.: Menm Smllb, pas!IO'. Worship vice 10 a. m. Rev. WendeD l1me IS the thought that 1mport· : ly simple: private prayer and ALL. r"OR THE CHURCH Nuraery and Junior10 churcb lor ...-.ice 9:30 a. m.; 8llllday Stutler, pastor. ant achievements may be. bad : meditation, regular worship, '' Qrudona baked piea today and we had a good • Ctnfth il tbe . . . . . t.clor children. Schoo~ , a. m. Yoolb Fel- Boalb lllelbodlst Cllareb, Mid- without struggle or sacr;fice,, witnessing to the reality of tho 10 30 - •rtb lor tile baDdirJt ol .-.e. lltaill toaldher over the story she ulled to tell me l'lnl Bepi!JI Cbardl, RldDe towsbi f:30 p. m.: 8o)'ll and dleport, 14. E. Oowson, pastor; and results w1thout resporuubil· love of God in Christ, and giv· ter .d IODd ddzmlbip. ll il a 1tort-· M a little flirl al a lady who baked pies and hoiMir ol ~val-. Wilboula C. L. 0'!:<1 Glrll PFellow blp . • loin. Nan Moore. Chun:b School Illes. Yet we know that 1t IS not! ing _ moving beyond the redroac Chun:h, neither ~ 6·30 P· -ted ti1D to tell them apart. Half ohe marked nner, pastor. Ev-'•• ~ j. Supt; Chorch Schoo~ 9:30 a. self inddgence that accom· ' ceiving to the giving. nor civillatian au1 ID'VivP. 'Tbeu aM Soar IIIUIId RUOM ftt"VWJ '! ll for 'Tia lli-, tile others T M for 'Tilm't IS::: Scbooi 8:30 a. m., Sam ......., ...-.ICe •. 30 P· m., m.; Worship Service, 10:30 a, plishes the great things of this: . p8IWft llhoaJcl .Mend tetricet ~b­ lc 111~L; 10:40 a. m. 14on> ml tlb Suodays, Yoolb Choir, , MelbodiBt Youlb Fellowworld. It " sell discipline! ; When you have accomplished 'lll~te~~. larly and 111pport b Churdl. ~" wiO'Sbip: 8:30 p. tD. BYI' 6:30 P. m. Wednesday. Prayer Ill., Olllclal Board Progress comes only by in-: these disciplines, you will dis ue: , 1) Farbilown..U. (:1:) Fu r I · It'1 .-11 full harillg Grandma live in our 7 hllcf!Jdrm.. ake. {3) F'Oftht Mk<" Junior Fellowablp; 8 p.m. liBeling, 1:30 PtD. Wednesday. meeting pist S~nday of month, numerable renunciations, by ; cover UJat you have power, the llotute Her IJb>ria of the old days, her underor bl. cam.aity and nalioa. (41 Evening serrlce: 7:10 p. m; Lollrklge EUB Clmn:h., by , power of the love of God. Yor the •b of lhe <hnb i&Mif, •ndlv lnlmllr, and her joy in living spark our 7,30 p.,;, WSC:S. 2nd MondaY immense concentration, ~hid!. - " hil a6-al - ........ Wednesday, Prayer meellll&, EuiODO E. Emerson, pastor, Gt ononth. p. m.; Eleanor pushing out the smaller centers , li-... She Dtltldl Do labeL 1bat she's"" Christian 1 30 llllpporl Plan to ... to dtedl ..... p. m. Wednaaday, !leolor SWiday School 9.4i a. m. Ru• Wed esd 1 ' of interests which send our RACINE ....... .-11(N. BIWe dlil)l. alowl iD 8VeZ7Ihinlr she does. No matter what Choir Pr~ctlce; 3:30 p, m. 'J'uet. eall Archer: Supt. S~y ~i'uie ~:-o,list Church thoughts to the four winos by \ ~lr. and Mrs. George Leffel the eiml"""'-, abe meeta people and situa.Juruor Choir Proctlre. worship 10.4li L m. and 7.30 W dell G St U P wr focusing our attention dowo to iof Manon spent a recent SliiiC\ipMI y.,_ Boot o.. tltma with love aad llftO<)nesa. Full credit itt hers, HrurtfDinlllaplist Church P. m. alternately. Bible otudy end ~Oer, . a~ _ tile point of concern in unquali- • day with Mr. and Mrs. 00. 1 tbat DODe of the problema that we feaored when s-t., Ill ~ Warren G. Zinn, pastor. Wor- and prayer oerv1ce led by past. 8,;::' ay . 001j •· m.' or lied discipline of sell. \Bailey and attended the anni· Woeday 12 t-6 l••i.h lbe to live with as have developed. shi~ 9 a. m. Sermon: "What or 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Ou-Js. sern~ ~!;'bodlt _ For a man to exert spiritual . vtrsary reception held . I o I T....toy John lb24 . Y-. fd _, Gl'IPI!Ima bas rubbed off on aD Wo4....1" Ado II 42-52 Chmt Did For Us." Church tlaD Endeavor, 7:30 p. m., 3rd J orteE 1 pe st '01 . power di1clpline of thought :si Mr. an ~trs. Albert W1gal. 7-IJ = a.m. C1asses 1or .,..,....,yo •••• ~. 1 mon th. pa ors'h IVer necessary. • . Iol. -. We aD 1111 to church DOW and we're much n......., o,1 9•~ Saames S ar1y,S da •·As a man thmketh l Mr and Mrs. Albert w·1ga1. Scho 10 1 l-7 Fri4•,00 " Timotl.y aU ldendll& Slar EUB Cllareb,l yer: /n [ c in his heart, so is he." If this 1and family spent an evening !n illapplar-.-allt: We've learned from Grand- S.tvrcfty n r._.., l 1 RutlaDd First Baptlll CbaJeb Ruv. Menzel Smltb, pastor: 9•45 a.p~ea~~ist"'c~- b- adage is true, how necessary IGallipolis and attended a birtb1:111& tw . . . . _ -from tloiDa pod and ISUnds•y Scht'oi9:30 a. m. Preacb- L tD. SWiday Scboo~ ~ H. L. McDaniel, pastor. s'::day it is lor a man to subject him-1day party lor t~eir granddangbloriDe God. lnp Sunday 2:30 p. m. Sml~ supt.: Earl Shul<r, Assl School 9, 30 , Harold Roush, self to the diSCipline of .the\ ter, . Sherne . WigaL . Wll.r a'\ 1IJifl 110 to Clutreh and take :yoar Free WID Baplllt Clnlrdl, 14ormng wownp 10:45 a. m.: Supt; Kenneth McLeod, asst mmd, the heart, and the w1ll! Mtss PhylliS Ann Wigal, stua.Piy with :yon! 1~:~· Pastor, Rev. Pau 1 Prayer meeting 8 p.m. Tbur&-\Supt., Preaching 7:30 p. m. Sun- A man must also subJect h1m-1dent <:~t Holz~;>r .hospital. spenl 11 Sunday Schoo~ 10 a. m. day. day sell to a discipline of purpose. Ithe week end w1th her parents, Priddy, Supt; Preaching Soalll Belbel EUB Cllnrcb ~cine Melbodltl Cb=b How can a man win m gamcs 1Mr. and Mrs. Albert W1gai. l1101cvlc:e.7:30 p.m.; Prayer ser- Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas. H. L. McDaniel, pastor: U he does not see the goal? How \ Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Joe BatJJ'Ula die hope k will, In lOme mfllllure, fo•ter and help lUI• vices, :30 p. m. Wednesday. tor. Snnday School 8:40 a. m., day School 9,30 a. m.: Pr<acb- can the arl.ist cr"ate the desir· ley o! Upper Sandusky, sJll'lll lolL lllorfall !laptlst CllnrU, Norman H. Babr, SUpt Sunday ing 10 .30 L m. MYF 6 p m. ed object unless he can hold 1t 1a weekend wtth Mr. and Mrs. lain tlu# whieh i1 good in family and community life, thil /eflo and Malo Sl Worsblp 10:4li L 111: and 7:30 p, Pray.; and Bibie Study, 7,30 in the mind's .Jesus said. , Batl<·y and Mrs . Louiso ture iJ lpo7IIOred by the bUIII!ell firml and organitrotiOJII 11 a.v. Nyle llardm. m. Alternately. Bible stud~ m. Wedndlday. ''Seek ye lrrst lbe km~dom of , ~an Meter .._______ _ mlnlster. tlllllday School 8:30 and Prayer service led by pas~ Rock Sprtugo Methodl•l --· Wlaole namel appear below. m. Arnnld Ricbarda, Supl or, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Chester Lemle tor· Wol' Yoong PeoP''· 6:45 p. m.; Evan- clas.<Jes; 7 30 .P m. Bible study, ~~~:~Sc:bool \ and Everyone in Lebanon THANK YOU! Religious Living has Rules na......., Sill oltolO THANKS! prlze. Discipline: A Means to Power Natural to all Endeavors . Baby Shower is Given for Granddaughter I Sentinel Church News o., Nov. ~. 196s.,..;;, BAUM LUMBER CO. STAR SUPPLY CO. GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN FOREMAN & ABBOTT MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT 1 THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF THE DAILY SENTINEL OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. MARTIN FUNERAL HOME ~ ~ -------------...11:11 Wonblp ~MP~7 { .I 1 .. . �I WANT AD 66 Chevys I.J&IIolll,ti'II.Q !HI) t" 1'111 dllfn1'8 ......, ratolleMIOI• ~h•n"•' ()udun• ...0 ....._ _. -.A·"' .., 1 A' Wl'll IUK.H~"I"IUMi l'wll • Qe -•pllllfl '"' o.. • Gftttl r.0D L » &.WUI.A l'lUI'41 001> ,, Dl ft>l ' "rtad ltd•r • mou ...... . .,,,..,.... ...,.,., v" l"" l"llh' UU' •GJo tt..,_,.. *"rrono tbollld INIIHICh•t.. l• wtil o.llllll Mol "" .,. rhe 1M fUI> ~ftii1Nit tal ~~ 'IE OUGHT TO ONDeRSTANP /off FfELIN'S, SHERIFF'IO'RE A MARRIED MAN I~ 'lORE Ol! WOMAN'S AS GABBY AS MINI!, 'IE WON'T NEVER CliiT INTH'LAST WORD ON DISPLAY AT l"'btll ....ttee t"'.Jhll•h~'~' fhe 1(1 FRED "Dairy or Beer• Breeding Service. Call WY 22M, Pomeroy. 91!5-3415 ler. 10 26 CURT)SS INfORMATION ~ 8usiness Services _ _ _s~. Pomeroy-Mlddl__epo~~!- 1965 1 lftMrtt01I POMEROY MOTOR CO. USED CAR CENTER I 'i '• '1' ~ ' ' !' What attiuT th e fl ilu pact 4ou two made .. .? .! i '"Htre'o something new amon11 th• sonic-boom oomplalnto! Some JIUY wants to thank uo for curing his hlccu~•t" ,, Pamela l'owers hal Bir·lhday Party Pamela Powers, daughler of Mr. 2-nd Mrs. Fnmk Powers, her fifth birlhday an· niversary during the morning Kindergarten Class Thursday in Middleport. Helpers were Paula Kloes, David Wilcox, Valerie Lewis, Chris Jones, J~anne Boone, Kevin Yeaugter, Tracy Burdetle. WMPO Radio rONDA\' TIIRIJ FRIDAY1:00 Sign On - ~•w• 6:05 Sacred Heart 1.20 Meigs Coon1J RFD 6:25 Paul Bowen, t'arm 6:31 News 8:57 \Voatber 7 lit! National ,ofews <:00 7: :m 7:3; 1:~l~ BiU Mille ShO'f Spor!J Parllffo Bill MIUer 'lhow· Picken!:! Harcwaru 7:S~ Newt 8 ' Starting ot 12:00 noon ot the Purley Korr form, I mile north of Ch-r, Ohio, on tho New Hope rood. Due to other employ1111nl, we ore discontinuing tht d.liry busln..,, 110 will sell tho following• CATTLE 16 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN COWS 3 GRADE HOLSTEIN COWS 2 BROWN SWISS COWS 2 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN HEIFERS (3 y- old, bred) 4 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN HEIFERS (2 yttr old, open) 4 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN HEIFERS (I year old) 2 GRADE HOLSTEIN HEIFERS (2 year old) (open) 16 .of these cows have recently freshened or are dose up springers. All are Callhood vaccinated. In· dividuai health papers furnished. EQUIPMENT UNIVERSAL PIPE LINE MILKER 250 GAL. UNICO BULK TANK 50 GAL.GAS WATER HEATER 200 gel, Bun Triple Pump Orchord SPRAYER 1963 FORD DISC HARROW 60 TOOTH SMOOTHING HARROW CO!tN SHELLER 500 CAPACITY ELECTRIC BROODER FEED Approx. 3000 boles elfolfo, clovor, ond mixed J..y Approx. 1000 bu. Corn Lunch Served By Ladies of Methodist Church ART:iUR BARR & PAUL KARl. OWNERS I. 0. 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Gill, lumlleot; BeeCoslumes - • jUdged ky Seelig, ugliest; and Vicki Ueld b)' Scoutl .Oh'inger and DiaiUI Rl~~:~IClark, scariest. Salisbury Girl Scout Troop . and prizes awarded Io A spook houae was enjoyed 100 and guests held • Rallo- !Radford, way oot; Judy Rad· and games were played with w..n party recently at the homelford, prettiest; Freddie Burney, prizes awarded to Connie Rodof Mrs. WIIUam Oblinger, Rose most original; Darl~ Michael ford, Judy Radford, Dana Smith, Becky Will, Beverly Will, David Love, Ann Ohlinger, Jacklyn Seidenabel, Gury Grueser and Mary Carleton. • at y De~~oted Refreshments were served dur ing the evening by Melissa Rlz· Connie Grueser, Nancy Gill, II Darlene Michael and Becky Will' rlc dM John Tubbs and fami- ~;, Mrrs~nd Mrs. L. A. Woods, Mrs. Millard Wren, Mr. Floyd Lantz, Mr. John Lantz, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lantz. Come see how many way• we can serve you ~best" NOW I 15,1100 DINNERS COLUMBUS IUPI) - Seer.. tary of State Ted W. Brown said 14 000 local offices were filled in,Tuesday's elections. This produced 15,000 winners but not that many losers since some winners weft' elected wiLhout being challenged by an oppon- Your Savings Earn 4% lntenst POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ent. Girls ' 1 0vlr The KnH" CUDDLE HI SOCKS Serving Meigs County for over 93 vears BY LE ROt M&L Sizes. Whitt RUTLAND POMEROY Black. $1.29 pr. THE SHOE BOX Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Wl~W rSr. · MIDDLEPORT, 0. . = BY ROBERT WINGE'IT that Schl!ler Is asking $375,000 and Leo Blackburn, connected A Portsmouth Times otory Sciotll County resident. have for the 2,0!Jil.acre tract. Schis- with a business college In Ports- published earlier this month reason to believe Ohio's propos- l ler, however, declined to con- mouth, are heading the Ports- said, in part: ed new penitenUary will bt firm this as his asking price mouth Chamber of Commerce "It is suggested that the prlsbum OD a slte about seven mJJes when I talked to him Thursday. campaign for the penitentiary. on and accompanying research. IOrtb of Portsmouth. Schisler admitted, however, Neither was available for' center could be erected on lev"We definitely feel that our thai lhe Portsmouth C of C comment about Scioto county's el ground east of Route 23. The 'lte on a 2,000-acre farm near holds a upartial option 11 on the prospects of getting the propos- Scioto River bottomland would .ucasvWf lrr most hJghly favor- fann in anticipation of its being ed new penitentiary when I be used for farming by inmates. d by slate officials," a Ports- bought for the penitentiary. tried to see U.em. "The area has suflicient wa· <lOUth business executive oaid Schisler said be ha• not yet Schisler, though, did say In ter supply to furnish the esti.'hursday. been given definite word about a telephone conversation Fri- mated need of one millioa galPortsmouth Cbamber of Com- whether or not the new peniten- day: . . Ions per day." Jnerte '!fllclal!, wbo are lead- Uary would be built on his site. "Purdy talks.as if be I• posiLUCASVILLE ULK Jnc the.drfve to get the·l22 mil- He indicated, however, an an- tlve the Lucasville site will be Don Hitchcock, a tenant on llon facility built oo Ill<!. Luca.. oouncement is expected sooo af- selected for lhe penitentiary ... the Schisler farm for the past ville site, expect an anniiUIICe- Ier Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes The Portsmouth C of C penl- 27 years, told me "approximate· lntnt favoriiiJ the Scioto coon- returns from hi• European tour. tentiary commiltee apparentlv ly 700 acres of the botlttmland ty location by Derember 1. Asked U . ~e had been given has made more than one trip is flooded nearly ev~ry year." Carl Schisler, a Portsmouth any indication that his farm to Columbus for conferenees Hitchcock said the Schisler mer<hant, Is owner of the farm would be purchased for the pen- with Martin A. Jannis, director farm Is divided by four-lane U. on 0. S. 23 just south of Lucas- ltentiary, Schisler said: ol the Department of Ment•I S. 23. He Indicated about I,ZOO viDe. which IJ proposed 111 the ''Several ~pie who really Hygiene and Correction, and oth- Jeres of the proposed site is penitentiary olle. ought Ia know feel sure it will." er state officials. Representa- located on one side of the dlvidThe Portsmouth Times pub- William Purdy, operator of 1 lives of the state also have in- ed highway and the rest on the Ushed a report on October 18 !l'mber company In Lucasville, ) spected the farm. same side of the highway as the Teachers-to-be Hear Spea ke On College Days aSekool graduate PomeroybyHigh and loolemployed lbe General Telepbone Compaoy In Geltoa, Jttlools. The wedding will be ao event ol N&umber %1, U6i. ·I lui point- MEIGS THEATRE department, laid lhe Jury that but lack of staff was. 1 has been appointed superinten· ger. Several employees found funds were not a problem in Since the grond jury Investi·' dent of the hospital and John to be lax in their duties have the operallon of the hospital, galion began, Dr. Kenneth Byrne! Queen named business mans- been dismissed. meetln~~to~:;.ll {pro~gr~a~m~w~h~ic~h~w;l~ll~be~par~t~ly~s•~'l~a~n~d~M~r~s.~R~ob~ert.;_;;~•~en;;;.=;;_ve~~r:;me;.;;:=l Rf El 0 S E L 8 E Judy the closeabove of theand llilah named an, Judy Rightbouse, Hayes, Judy King, Kay · an, Jane Joltnsoo and Smith. 1 Election Doy Event Netled $225 Pro/it .. -. ONLY 1 James Stewart, Rlchara Widmark, Karl Malden, Ar· thur Kennedy, Patrick 14 roootllllliltdl whleh ltere; -Employmeal of a full competent 1aporlnteodent other dtparlment heads. -Sanl!a!)l dondltlons rreat Improvements. INVITE YOU TO SEE THIS NEW SHIPMENT OF TABLE LAMPS W•yne. Colorcar1oon: P•nehos Hideawly il Herman Bailey,Edward Mn. ~~~ ~~ Brown, Mrs. Mrs. Lynn Clark, Mrs. Downin~ and Mrs. Goren Stansbury, Welcome Wagon Is Proposed For Orlldren ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Madel LB-670 e4 Separate Heat Temperatures • Porcelain Enamel Top and Drum GREAT NEW • Speed-Flow Drying 40" MODELS ALSO AVAILABLE Say "goodl:rye forever" to messy, old fashioned oven cleaning~ Oven walls slide out smoothly - can be sponge· cleaned at the range or washed at the sink. Coated with DuPont's miracle.nonstick finish. No scouring. Baked-on grease washes off easily. Other deluxe features include an automatic timer and wide, family·size oven with window door. Sale-priced below many hard-to-dean ranges. MATCHING WASHER AS LOW A$ _ _ _ __ $199 w/1 . ! Free 1 Year Service Free Delivery COME IN FOR A nst Normal nstallation . INGELS FURNITURE Whore Quality Provallo "i ' Mlddkport OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS · ·---------------- ·~--- -' .,: ' ~ . ' ' \',f. • • I ~ I '\ Scioto River. It was reported that eight families now Jive In houses on the Schisler farm. None of the tenants, accord~ng to reports , grow vegetab:es there to any extent. The 1eotlment of Scioto county residents, esptcially around Lucasville Is tbat they would preler Iocatton of the ln&titution Jasome other area. One ttaam on the Schisler farm totlmated about 11 out of IZ rtsldeot• around Laca~o vlll• are oot favorable 10 th• penlleatlary belog Ioraled tben. A Lucas\'llle grocery store operator, when I talked with him Thursday, exprossed the leeling he would rather see the penitentiary located elsewhere. He said : •·Jf the thing means growtlt (Continued on page 2) Laxity in Morals Hit by Grand Jury The deacons and d"'"'o'1esses Stop in on the 2nd floor and see this new of the Middleport First United ;election of beautifully crafted lamps in 1 Presbyterian Church have TONIGHT lo SATURDAY ported election day dinner II s success, with $225 profit. Co- wide variety of textures, colors and shapes. DAVE CLARK I chairmen for the dinner were "HAYING A WILD WIEKIND'' Mrs. Karl Owen and Miss Phyl· Every lamp is compiE!'te with smartly design· The Dave Clark Flve, Bar· tis Joachim. bara Ferris. ed shade and modern 3-way lighting. Preparing and serving "CODE 7, VICTIM 5" dinner were Mrs. Edward BurLex Barker, Ronald Fraser, MODERN- TRADITIONAL 1nd Veronique Vendell kett, Mrs. Rusaell Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher, EARLY AMERICAN STYLES IN Miller, Mrs. R. M. IUN., MON. ond TUES. Mrs. Richard Owen, Mrs. J. E. November 7-a.t John Ford'• CERAMIC- BRASS 1nd HOBNAIL Harley, Mrs. Marcus Chambers, Mrs. Dwight Wallace, Mr s. "CHEYENNE AUTUMN" STORE HOURS: OPEN EVERY WEEK DAY Tom Kelly. Mrs. Fred Le"'"• II (Technicolor/ carroll Baker, Sa Mineo4 Mrs. Everett Bachner, Mrs. 9A.M. T05 P.M. and SATURDAYS9 A.M. T09 P.M. RANGE with TEFLON:coATED OVEN WALLS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1965 •• FIVE -...... -:. . ... c' .. -~ lie!;'· George Ingels offers these for NO MONEY DOWN POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT;~OHIO •;. EJeotrlc Efaw who prepared several financed by government ald. holiday season. A demonstration by Nancy social rooms of the Christmas arrangements. Mrs. The Christmas party will be Co~mlttees lor the year wm Efaw, borne economist of the\ company. program Edgar ~ynolds, president, op held at the home of Mrs. Bar· appmnted by Mrs. Re~ld~ aD4 Columbll5 and Southern Ohio , Mrs. Grace Pratt, Mi lened the meeting and welcom- old Lohse with Mrs. Charles Include, Program, ~t 85 Electric t;o··. entitled, "Old Fa- chairman, Introduced ed members and guest.. Blakeslee. Mrs. Robert Coats Pratt. Mrs. Earl Kn I ' and Mrs. Paul Davis assisting Ms. John Werner, Mrs. Ru• stuoned Christmas and ChrtstThe verse of the month en· hostesses. The verse ol the Harold Lohse, Mrs. Charlq mas Sparkle," blghlighted the titled, "The First Thanksgiving month will be given by Mrs. Blakeslee; Civic Committee November meetmg of the ~ma­ $ Day" was given by Mrs. Ed· Bruce Lloyd and Mrs. Ben Phil· Mrs. John Werner, Mrs. Ru'" teur Gardeners Club ~f ~tddle­ r ward Burkett. Mrs. Reynolds son will present the program. sell Mills, Mrs. Wesley Fry; poct Wednesday everung tn the announced that the club has re- During the buslne" meeting Telephone - Mrs. Edward Bur· ceived an invitation from the the club voted to place a potted kelt, Mrs. Betty Cline; Finance . s Winding Trail Garden Club to plant In the Infirmary for the -Mrs. Earl Knight, Mn. Bruce •college hfe, . classr.~m 'I attend a demonstration on -- - - -- Lloyd, Mrs. Glenn Lambert, clothmg and fratermty life was I "Christmas Lighting" to be held M N /w 8' Mrs. Walter Cl'ooko, Mrs. Ke.. the subject of the guest ~\'t"ak- Nov. 17 at the Columbus and rl. 61 n aggs neth Amsbary, Mrs. Paul Dav. 1 ers, Dale Gum and II tam Southern social rooms. I• Ho•teu to Club Is, Mrs. Arthur Skinner, Mrs, Adams, teachers In the Seruor . • • Thelma Pratt, Mrs. HIIIT)' I and Junmr Htgh School, wh~n Other a~ounceme~ts mclud- Mrs Nathan Biggs entertain- Moore; Scrapbook, Mrs. Burk· the Future Teachers A. s soci~-~ ed. the regi~~I rneetmg or the 1ed t~ Pomeroy Bend Citizens ett; Cheer and Flower - Mn. 1,· tion met Tuesda~ ev~nmg ~~ I Ohto Association of Gard~ Band Radio club Auxiliary Wed- William Slater, Mrs. IDlrry the Pomeroy Semor Htgh h· ,•Clubs to .be held Nov. 6 Co at Ltlda y evem.ae ·•• at her home on Moore; Radlo - Ms . o.berl ~ nes tw brary. Itie Hockmg; the Meigs un Rutland Road. Reibel, Mrs., 0. P. Klein. Marjorie Bentz, preside.nt, : Chrlstma~ Flower ~ow, Dece In the absence .of Mrs. ~t,, was in charge or the meetmg Iber 27-28, a ~eetmg of t ~ e wood Bowers, prestdent, who JS The travelin~ prize was woa '. ' and Barbara Kennedy read the . Christmas .Vtllage Decoratmg ill, the vice president, Mrs. by Mrs. Kermit .Jones, a guest, minutes of the last meeting. i committee m ~ember; and George Carson, presided. Plans and the door priZe was W?D by Pl•ns were made to give a sch·ilhe annual Chnstmas party of were made for 8 dinner at lhe Mrs, Burkett. The club Will be olarship to a deserving senior the club to be. held December Redwood restaurant in Belpre In charge of the radio garden and named 00 the committee I featurmg a g1ft exchange and on Sunday, November 14, at club program for December. were Rose Ann Lisle, Susan Dix· judging of gift wrappings. 5 p.m., with husbands as guests. Named t~ serve oo the Chri-. on, Opal Offutt and Miss Helen The class for showmg m the Reservations for dinner 'Bre to mas L1ghting committee were Smith. couaty Christmao flower show be made with Mrs. Carl Hysell Mrs. Coats, Mro. Lloyd, Mn. RUTH ELLEN REED Nal!l<d as a ways and means Is on the theme, "Christmas by November 10. The traveling Slater, Mrs, Crooks, Mrs. Pearl d Mr 1 M committee were Terri Fultz, Where Peace Like a Dove In prize donaled by Mrs. Freeman Reynolds and Mrs. Arthur or"~ule :: M~::port; Patty Leifheit, Linda Smith, ito Flight" with arrangemtnts Enoch was .awarded to Mrs. Strauss. aonounee tbe engaremeDI of Neal Colmer and Millie Logar. Io Interpret the theme. It was Theo Neutzlmg. Tite hostesses Mrs Pr,tt tbelr daughter, Ruth Elleo, to The program for the next meet- announced that M". Jackson, Games were played and prize and Mrs wero:r s...;,ed reMr. Edward Durst of lie! vi· ing will be planned by the sch- flower arranger from the ~ell· awarded the wmners, a f tea~ freshme~ts of salad and eool<dere, IlliDols. olarshlp committee ltnd host- ston area, would conduct cl~ss- Whlch 'B dessert course . w les in kee in with the Thankt· Miss Reed It a graduate ol , esses will be Susan Dixon Jpyce ea in basic flower arrangmg, Iserved by the hostess assisted ivin se~so~ The table IfMiddleport JUgb Sebool and : Evans, Terri Fultz and Carol with the time to be announced. Iby her daughter, Sharon. Pres· g g 1 prtpa ed IIJ Mrs Is preoenlly employed by the HilL A report was given oo the [en! were Ute above :oldMH•: ~~!:~: c~ IIIII tht NO: Ohio Uah:ersily. Mr. uurst is Refreshments were aerved · state roadstde beautlficaboo \Doyle Shuler, Mrs. H rd Y robe the I Week end guests of Mildred Tubbs of Spring-av, were Mr. ., To The ,,.,.,.,, Of The MeiJ•·MIJion .4,. , ear ertail:~~:Jor 2,000-acre Location ear Lucasville I ,, ~!;E~;::i~~~-~t:~~::;::i Christmas Ideas Featured in Arrangements HAS GUESTS enttne ..,!~ , ,. k' Consequently, y011 have your choice of a wide range of the most helpful modern banking services right here ... and all so convenient/.\· under one roof. That i.s why we ore colle'a "fuJI Service" bank! • .' -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- . VOL XVII NO. 170 ,, .I ,1' ,;, · ,; , , I, • ' . . . ',:.; 1., , J I'' ) II ' I ; ' ' I ! . : ,. 1 ! ,' I 1'.!.1' .I ' I ,·, • '' ' ' Attending were the above ' '· ·· · · · CHRIST (Left t rigllt) _ Mrs Lionel Boggs, Cradle Roll Supt1 and Sherri Clark, Floranel BurnRECENT CRADLE ROLL SUNDAY AT THE MIDDLEPORT CHURCH 0 F . -Mrs ~ Fox with Bobby Fox, Mrs. Edward Gillano ey, Sheila, Donnie and Gwendo- Mrs. Elmer Weh,lln~, teacher, Mrs. Franklin Martin With Margo and Franklm ~~;·Reed willi' Linda Sue and Michael Reedy, Mrs. Charles tyn Folmer, Beverly and Doane wit)l Melinda Mae G1llan<1 Mrs .. Dana JohnsoJ wJrt Te~ J'~~o J~~~·~ ~~iies Mrs Frank Herald with Robin Lynn Herald, Mrs. Ra)'lllond Smith, Brenda Will, Jeff Love, I Winebrenner with Joyce MY Wmebrenner, ~8 · kye~e 1 Phru' Spurlock Mrs. Don Schilling with Lelsa Scbilling, Mrs. Robert Southent Kim, Steve and Debbie Ohling-! Baker with Angela Baker, Jack Humphreys, rut~ dt'oc '-th Mpli daLong' · _ er, Jenny Evans, Jane Ann 1 w1th Robin and Rhonda Southern, and Mrs. c ar ng WI e n , · Johnson, Laurie and Phil Oh- Folmer and Mrs. James W11l. - ' ' CENT$ �' I j 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mldtftepon, Panthers in o., Nov. 6, 196~ Statistics lliver news Blue Devils Rally to Put Down Panthers 18 to 6 -- Penitentiary 22-20 Win ALL-STARS Over Tornado Ironmen Crush Jackets 51-12 in Grid Finale Anderson Hit<! Smith With Winning Toss; ~nightfense and Moore Rip DeVIls De The Jackson lronmen picked which brought up • punUng olt- log. Adair'B run for the EP was Moore pass on the 25 yard llne terbaek Dave Patten got the up 308 yards on the ground and! uation. short and the Ironmen led 14-6 and r<turned It to the 20. It as he "'?';d from four yards 51 point& on the scoreboard as, Gary Stobart punted 21 yards with 9:40 left .in the Drsl ball. took the lr?nnten two playa to oul. Ada1rs k1ck for the GaUl lis ushed across two fourth period to.uch· they completely _rumed Middle-' to the '!I yard line of the Iron· Foilowmg thiS TO, the Jack- score as Bterly hit Adair with was short and JackBOII Jed downs Me~orial Field Friday night to defeat VISI!mg port's Dads Night feshvities l men. ets ~k over on their own '!I a pass In the end zone for the 12. Pomeroy 1!1-6, before approximately 2,500 Parents Night Friday night at Jacket Slad1um From here, In 14 plays the yard bne and began to roll as TO, Bierly also bit Adair for With subs In for beth clubs. fans. Jn Middleport. lronmen hit paydirt With Daryl they picked up five first downs the EP and the lronmen ~k a Patton again score_d for "My...,.., "llanlhoM'. WWt The GAHS triumph left Coach Terry Ha~sley's ~lue This was Middleport's last Terry dmng U!e honors fro~ enroute to their 8e(!OIId TO of 30-12lead mto the halftm>e res!. son with 2:30 J~ft m the ,......?" Devils in a three-way tie for second place m the fmal game of tho season and possl- three yards out.scott Bierly a the e""rung. The llt!COod half was not much to end the scormg parade. 1965 Southeastern Ohio League standings. Athens dump- bly the last game played at pass to Larry Adair waa good With 6:15 left In the first haU different from the first, Jack- Scoring· Jackson _ Terry ed Logan 18-8 while Jackson crushed Middleport, 51-12. Jacket Stadium by 1 Middleport for the exira point and Jack- Moore pinpointed Fred Robin- son scored almost at will. (runs, S,l, and 9) Adair (I yd: Athens eaptured the confer· . . High school team. son led 11-0 with 4:40 left In the son, 165 lb. Senior End, and he They got possession of the hall run, 2li pass lrom Bierly ;, Pa~ ence title with an unbeirrushed pennd, Anderson agam h It The Jacket defense, wbicb In first quarter. shook loose !rom a Jackson de- to start the second hall and ten 12 4 yd run and 2 yd run) record. Jackson, Logan a~d Smith, who this .time eluded earlier games was hard to pone- Jacket• took tho klck:"ff l\lld fender, and rambled 12 yards •tarled just the same as they EP: Adsir 'n run, 1 ki~k ' • Gallipolis finished aecond with Kmght with a Side .step, then trale, was Ji1erally shredded In- Ronnie Hindy returned it to the for the touchdown. Moore'o run closed the first half, with a 1 pass from Bierly). • 6-2-tlloop mark&. raced 21 yards for what proved to pieces by the very effective 28 yard line. On the second for the EP wBB short and they touchdown. In Dine plays from 11 rWI) Malone (pass Coach Clraries (Bud) Bickel's to be th~ winni?g touchdown. machine of the Jackson Iron- play !rom scrimmage, Buddy trailed by only ! points. The scrimmage Terry II<Ored his Bier! ).' Purple and White grlddero com· Ele.ven murutes fiVe seconds_ re- men. They ocored 30 points the Moore faded heck and bit Hln- Jacketa were soon to meet dis- third TO of the evening oa a Mi~dleport _ Hindy (1, Wellston downed Neisonvlllt pleted the1r league campaign rnamed m the game. Kmght first hall and 21 the ..cond in dy with a beautiful pass and the aster, however. run of rune yards. Jackson then from Moore 75 yards) , 18-7 F 'd Jght . SEOAL with a I~ record, which left blocked Anderson's pass to inflicting the worst defeat on 125 lb. speedster outran every- Following the TD, Jackson tried kicking the EP for the son (I pa;s from M;.,re 12 grd tu~Y n '" a them in seventh place. . , Sm1th on the extra pomts at- Middleport 11 has encountered one lor the score. 'lb~ play look the ball on Its own . 45 first Ume this season and they yds.) ' ' ~he ~..:·left Nelsonville Galhpol~s entered last mghl s tempt. since the 1962 season when 1t Icovered 75 yards. Moore a pass yard line and started to grind made it. The score at Jhis poillt STATS winless again in the final leas· contest. wtth the. mtentmn of But the Panthers ~eve\ g~v~ was beaten by these same Iron- for the extra point was no good oUt yardage and in nine plays I was 37-12. I Mid. Jack. ue standings. Wellston finis-. wa llopt.ng the Metgs county elev- ~ up .. ~~ Po~eroy~ns too n men 62-6. I and the Ironmen led 8-6 at the I Ada1r rambled over from the 1 The Jackets had the ball a- ' First Downs 7 19 i ed with three wins 10 seven en, wh1ch absorbed a 68-0 beat-!derson s ensumg klckorf · ~~d 1 The Jackets received the op- end of' the first quarter. yard line for the score. Henry's gain but not for long, as the T tal y d Rushin 91 308 1 ~ames ing at Athens last week. . IdGrAoHveS f4r5omAftheJr o~k~ 26 tor· set , ening kick-of£ and on their first As Ute second quarter opened run for lhe EP was good .and Irugged defense of the Ironmen Yoards Paa~""sl·ng g 122 76 Kirby. Oiler tallied twice for But the Panthers h;;.d daffer- 1 ' · .ter rnad mg 3 Ir play frllm scrimmage Roger the Ironmen got possession · of th e score mounted to 22-1 2, 1n force d Moore to th row a WOu• T t y ..d 1 213 384 the Rockets once on 8 19-yard ~nt ideas. Afler pe~lithng sen- IdoK wnhtont asnme-yar plhaseslalter Swartz went over left tackle the ball after the Jackets' TD favor of the lronmen with 2 mis-1bly pass that was picked off Poasases Aartte'mpled 16 7 ' g!Jilop. ' and 'again on 8 15-yard 10r halfback Dan GI more l.ol mg o 'Impson · · d I' 1 1 f · h f h Jf b T h d 1· · · th f bl d 'lh p t Anderson for 11 yards and a trrst down. It on thetr own 27 yar me. m- ules e t m l e lrst a . y erry on t e 34 yar me. Pa~es Comp . 7 5 sr:amper. Roger Eastep raced scamper 89 yards Iale m e• urn e • WI ee d. t 1 J k Ia ted to M'ddl t look · fF th' · t th I · first eriod Pomero buckled : recovenng. That was the game's looked as if the Jackets could me w e.Y. ac son s r I epor posse.!lsaon. o ro~ IS pom e ronmen Passes Intercepted I 0' 49 yards for the other WHS down pand ~!most ca~e up with turning point. mov~. The Ironmen had differ- roll a~am as Terry crossedd ~helthe ball on Its own 33 yard hne agam ate up Jacket real t;~ate l Penalties sco!e. . 55 60 _ 17 0 0, !\elsonvllle's lone score came ' , b' GAHS ent 1deas as they held the Jac- goal line from the one yar me but had the ball for only one as they ground out 6 yarWJ in p ts , EJ'ght plays later h 1 1 t e seasons tggest ups~ · ' · · second TD of __the even- pay I as Ad a1r Inlercepted a lt4 pays I and Jh'1s lime · Sub Quar. Fumbles un · · · GAHS scored 00 the first play, made it 18-6 as Anderson tallied' kets on 'three slra~ght plays for h1s <lost) 0 0 10 the fmal penod when Gary from scrimmage in the second! from the 17 w1th 6·15 left in the • Jackson _ Ends: Dale Kan- ; H~ynes tall1e? from the one. pertod following Gilmore's long. battle. John Brown dropped · ouse and Gary Gillum; T,1Cklcs: Bu.l Wend kicked the extra run. (Gilmore was hauled down : An.derson's pass for the extra Steve Taylor and Jim Reynolds; ~Jlll. from the rear on the PHS four • pomts. Guards. Bill Henry and Larr \\ ellston · · · · · · 8 6 0 I 18 by 149-lb. sophomore, Lonnie I Biggest play in the final . . . . Taylor ; Center: Tom Sollars~ Nelsonville · · 0 0 0 1 - 7 Van Meter.) Senior Fullback GAHS drive was a 11-yard aer- BACHTEL STADIU~- Rut- m~ starts .for t~e Red Devds. ed smce,the ilall was not dea~ .r Wa~ama scor.ed Jts seco~d ~ Quarterback , Scott Bierly; Half . . Richard Long bulled over from, ial from Anderson to Bruce •land High's Red Devlls won a Wh1le no Mid Oh10 Valley Lea- 1Wahama s try for the EP fall- . TD With two mmutes left . tn backs Larry Adair, Daryl Ter~tma Catholic I the one, and it was 6.0. p e t e Smith. hard-fought non-league grid bat- guegame, the Rutland club end- ed :the game when Ray Vanan I ry ; Fullback, Steve Reed. Versailles 30 Mmsler 8 Anderson's pass to Sam Eis- 1 f t 1.1 S 1'th' 3 . tie here Friday rught spo!lmg , ed 1ts season 2-1 m that league, I Rutland moved ahead 12 • 6, passed 37 yards to Howard I M'ddl t E d M k T ISidney 8 Dayton Belmont I naugle for the extra points fail hac' h.whas ~ 11 pa~ the White Falcons' Homecom·llied witr McArthur, Eastern, in the third quarter With 7:34 Johnson, a halfback, Varian's .1 epdor- d...~ sb ar Tan- Centerville 8 ed Eleven m•nutes 5i se::on~ clha cGmgll' w tcf ac uat. y savd ing 19-12 should it beat Southern tonight, ! left with Barrett going in from EP run failed. Ikles nehJJl an Fre 0 mdson; G ac- ~ Dayton Meadowdale I · • • e a 1 ans rom a 1e, or e· · . h 1 h R d had .t b' d · f t h ary 0 ay1on Rolh 52 Greenvt-11e 6 1 remained · f t 1 th r 1 h If h ht The game was a picture of 1also could tie for t e til e. t e one. ut 1an got 1 s tg Top groun gamer o el ' Larry Vance an Pomer~y dominated offensive :lea · nt ef ~~na f a ' letclaug f long thrill-packed runs and ' It was Wahama's eighth lo~ ' break just before that TD, re- game was the Falcons' burly Stobart; Guards, Jack Su~·rnan West Carrollton 38 • without tls oddity too - , m . mne . starts. · a 1urn bl ed pun t on th e 1 Carby sawyers who collected and John Blake ·· Center• Larry west M'ito play the remainder o( the first 86our oud o 1ve or a o a o wasn't 1covermg 1 n 11 hall running 19 plays from /a;h s. h f · 1 a touchdown allowed to the Fal-l Rutland opened the scoring I Wahama 7 (Bob ll'arrell recov- , 93 rushing and 31 on passes for Gladwell; Quarterback Buddy Wayne 20 Dayton Stebbins 12 scr1~mage to Gallipolis' nine. sco~~ in~:Ur 8=mes~~~e a~:~~ ~ cons on a 67 yard run scored af· mtdway m t~e first quarter af· i eringl. Rusty Little's EP run ' 124 yards. The effort put him 1M;='re ; Hallback, . R.o g e rl Wapa koneta 48 Kenton 0 But the Panthers could get no I ed five encoun~ers due to 8 bro- ter the ball had been signaled 1ter exchangmg the ball once, , was shy. over lhe 1,000 mark on the sea· 1SY.artz, Ronnre Hmdy , Full- St Marys 40 Van Wert 14 farther than Gallia's 29. A five- I ken arm.) dead by an official. 1un a ~3 yard pass play, Joe ' ~utland went ahead 19-6 ea~- son. , . . Iback, Sam Hood. Da.~·t~n Carroll 20 Jefferson 18 yard penalty stalled a Panther I Po e 0 •9 ll d The victory was the fourth Jn , llawkms to Halfback Bob Bar· iy In the fourth quarter by cap!· Rutland s fme semor back, Alternates - J. Boogs, cent·!Celma 42 Pauldmg 14 1 drive there dy ovehra . recorl rett The EP try failed . tahzmg on another Falcon gam· Surrett, had 87 rushmg and 60 er; Whitlatch. t.arklr: Harrrs. Eaton 38 T1pp C1ty 15 1now mlar · s n s at t ree wms s: x . . · , Ia kl . A 1 n t ba k B ·11 Pete Anderson look Howard! 1 G 11 · 1- · , ,. ' th mission on passes for 147 yards . I e e, u l, ,.uar er c 1 The Falcons tied 1l at 6-8 when ble that d1dn t JIIIY off. 1 rookv1 e 20 . - .1 Trot wood Mad'1son IS English's third period kickoff osses. a lpo Ii Js ~~ on e The second half was just 8 Rutland punted to the Wahama Coac h Ron R'JC hardson ' s boys By Quarters: 1 on his own 19, and returned a se~:"·Panthers plcked up 14 reversal Qf the first as Kyger 33, the ball rolling dead, after with fourth ~own and long.yard· Rutland ........ & 0 B7- 19 Pass att. ........... 8 14 , Marion Catholic 46 . to the GABS '!1. I fir8t d G II' r 1 taled Creek coolrolled the game. being touched by a Rutland age on their own W, lned a Wahama .. . 6 0 0 6 - 121 Pass comp. .. .. .. .. .. % 4 North Umon 6 In three plays, GAHS n;arch- 10 GA:,nsgain~ ~~~s yar~s in The resurging Bobcats began player. Although an official was fake punt that didn't work.l\U~ Sl'ATISTICS Pass Int. ·-- __ .. . 1 2 , Elgin 30 Pleasant 24 ed to the Panther 49. The Blue 35 ground plays, and completed moving behind tho running oli thouRht to have signaled _the , land took over on the Waharna R W Penalties .. .. .. 15 _75 . R1ver Vall"!' _24 Ridgedale 6 Devils gambled on 8 fourth and fo 0 f 10 f 86 d ~'isher John Swisher Larry ball dead, Roome Russell pick-140 and Little plunged over from lsi dowu .. .. .. .. .. .. 11 B Punts ..... .. :1-100 yds. 2 71 Manon Hardmg 24 Lormn 22 one situation and lost PHS ~ pas~!:t or 82 yar ~ Whob;ey and Howard' After ed it up and scooted 67 yards the 4 yard line and Barrett add· Yd•. rush .......... 170 148 1 yds. Big Walnut 6 Uuckeye Valley 0 took over on 'its own 44. · : 1metrloy ptic Th up p yhar , McArthu; punted to th~ 19 Kyto &core. The acore was allow·, ed an extra pointer on a run. YdJ. p&SI ........... 60 110 Fmb. lost . .. .. .. .. . . . 0 % Cardington 52 Mt. Gilead 0 8 emp s. e ant ers • In ' . ~ - 1i Youn stown Moonev 14 _Fourteen plays later, with Dick Knight ripped Gallia's pass ger Creek drove to the goal line g ' · DICk Knight running the Panth- 1defense apart, hitting 9 of 11 with 1:30 left in the third canYoun~stown North 0 er attack, Pomt•roy had march- , lor 111 yards. Overall passing to. That 81-yard drive covered Youngoto~n Urs~lme ~-I 8 ed 58 yards and tied the score Iyardage saw Don Swisher and 14 plays and was aided by an' y or~gs own 1son 1 H after Bruce Simpson plow- Knight complete 11 of 21 f 0 r other key General passing In· oungstowCn abst 14 M ed over from the f Tw · 134 ds h · 1 11 • amp e11 emona1 I uleoe: and 55 our o ~mn- . yar. , IS favonte target ere.nce ca . (' l Two 1asl-mlnute touchdowns way tie for second, all with 5- completed four of six passes downs. Each team had one C'1lumbiana 55 LisiJon 0 in ,th . secon~s r,ematned bemg Bill Moore. ~otal yard- Fisher ran the ma seven I the Athens Bulldogs Friday 12-0 marks. for 66 yards, and 17 first downs. pass intercepted I Mmerva 32 Poland 18 e quarter. Kmght s run Iage fllv_ored the Galhans, 272 to yards for the touchdown but i led th f the StatislJcs of the big Athens Logan showed 139 rushing, Score by quarters I Seb · 42 L 1 for the extra pomts was stop- 216 his pass for the ttemK extra mght carr em rom . . , ' . h l Jed Ath 8 nng ce oma 14 ped b J h B ; . . . brink of defeat to an 11!-8 VIC· WID bear out their power as Ithree of eig l poSies comp e I ens ..... ·, . 6 0 0 12 - I ' Lou•sviiJe 51 East Palestine 0 At ~- o n Jrowhn. . ., Dan GI~ore •. who carried the pomts fell short. lied t over Logan and the they rolled up 211 yarda rushing, for 13 yards, and eight first Logan .. · ... ..... 0 8 0 o - 8 N:alta-McConnelsville 30 . Js pom , l e Gaihans ball only fwe 11mes In the first The SVAC champa oontro ory . . h' for iUe reahzed Pomeroy meant busi- 1half, was the game's lop ground most of the final quarter of ac- SEOAL grid champions IP Ohio Hlp Scllool Basketball Mt Vernon 20 Urbana 6 Midpark 14 Bay Village I Ph'J 34 R 'II • Maysv 0 oess 'g · H 1 ked ds r bel scoring tht winning Athena In 15 years. · 1o osev1 e • 94 A~erson ret . , amer. • P? . up_ yar · •on oro Not since 1950 has an Athens By Ulllled Pret!o latenalfoaal Reynoldsburg 20 WhitehaD II Cleveland Gilmour 36 West Muskingum 6 . urned Enghsh s Gilmore was IDJUred m the sec- TO. d th SEOAL tlt'e Anna 69 Fairlawn 61 Franklin Heights 32 Olmsted Falls 20 New Lexington 6 (tle) ;;s~n~h~~c~fff fDrom Ithe Go\HS ond period, and did not play the McArthur behlnddPthe runnindrg te~m;!:'y oig~t it appear~ St. Henry 94 New Knoxville 70 Circleville ! Brunswick 12 North R~yalton 8. Crooksville 22 Sheridan 6 1 ue evi 41. second half of Jay Hughes an eters ove an J ckson C &1\U . • 111 Greenfield McCI · 8 N d · 8 N lhw 1 6 7 Chris Roderick lost two. Rich- Anderson .totaled 56 ard• In from its 25 to the Bobcat 44 be- they would have to. ohare the a enter SSJa . am . or oma or es Warren Local 38 Woodstield 0 ard Long banged "" th middle , · s· Y, 8 11 be' lm"ed The Ge erals 1965 title with defending champS1dney Holy Angels 87 Hamilton Townsbip Cleveland St. lgnatms 56 Jackson 26 Canton South 13 42 ore mg " · ' e S<ven '""""· unp,on n the r 1 1 30 Cr'd 'II "' Dublin 36 East Knox I Cleveland L' I 6' B rbe t ~-hto0 Li ncoIn I'• 1 0 for one. On a crucial third yards in 16 trips paced the Pan- ust missed a first down there by ion Wgan until ,rna : er~t e '" . mco a r on 27 Vii down play, Anderson r 8 c e dl thers ' running attack. about Jl!o length of 1 football. of the coolest. Botkins 116 Fort Lorrrue It Grandview 25 Olentangy .' Amherst 32 New London 28 back tossed a "gh 't h 1 1 G II' I' d th Je t K Cr k with t' Quarterllack Erie Upper Sc10to 79 Mdleraport 28 Berne Umoa I Berea 20 Rocky R1ver 0 , 'u pic o aJpoasopene ecoss yger ee, unerunh C 11 Flrf'ldU' 18M ill Elk N b Bruce Smith straight down the : with an all-underclassmen line- nlllg ohor~ went to the air on put Athens ahead 12-8 on 1 Wapakoneta St. Josep 72 arro 22 a Ie ruon ass on 18 ast a e . ort 0 middle. Dick Knight seemed to up. The offensive regulars were passes from Fisber to Swisher yard quarterb_ock sneak Miller City 59 Gomer 36 LanC!Jster Fenw1ck 28 Maple Heights 8 MByf~eld 2 I have the oval in his possession inserted with 2:45 remaining in before the dramallc paso to ju.sl 1:29 showrng on the Albany 88 Allensville 50 . Amanda Cil!llrcreek Ashtabula 16 . . lor an lmpnrtanl interception, the first stanza. Howard. at Logan'a Hilltop Stadium. Waterloo 57 Rom~anaan 54 Mecbamcsburg 14 PamesvUie R1vers~de 8 • but in~tead, tipped the ball in-r Next Friday, the Panthers Coach While praised his whole · Following the ensumg Ames-Bern 71 Shade 48 . Watk!DS Memorial Margaretta 44 Gibsonburg :w to Sm1lh's hands. Smith raced will host Oak Hill in a non-leag- team for a fine comeback ef· off, Logan attempted to Oakwood 67 Edgerton 51 Marion ?atbohc 46 . Dixie 52 Bellbrook 0 to the PUS 19 as the period ue game. Gallipolis will enter- fort. Outstanding jobs were turn· the ball on qu1ck p~sses, but llililop 60 Falrvi_ew &7 . Richwood North Uoton Northmont 42 Oakwood 12 eHAMS ended. loin Pt. Pleasant oo Memorial ed in by both the offense and ono of John Gassers throws Petlfsvllle 68 Ridgevllle 66 Pmm City 48 Triad 6 Germantown 44 Ross 35 eBACON On the third play ol the final Field. defense tho veteran coach was picked off by guard nnora 11 Antwerp 57 Uruoto 36 Westfall 20 Vandalia Butler 36 eTURKEYS - --~. - - -· ·----- said ' Stanson on the Chieftain 25 Fayette 114 North Central til Gallipolis 18 Pomeroy 8 Northridge 16 1 Daily Sentino1 1Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 6, 1965-3 It ' was the last gome tu- 11 yard hne and he carried . Matamora 11 McClure 64 Zanesville 26 Ironton D Marion Local_ 48 Ansonia 6 '---- i senior members of the KC the end zone for the clinching Marietta 18 Cbillicotbe 0 Dayton Chanunade 46 Troy 8 squad, Chuck Leach. Larry E~ touc.'ldown that put the Blill· 411-0 ? Zl Football 11.f e, Miami East 22 Piqua 24 . . kins, Bill Tabor, Sieve Hender- dogs on top 11H1 Wilh t:16 re- [It add Foolball, 400-0 Springfield Shawnee 6 Dayton Wilbur Wnght 0 I son, Joe Fisher, Ernie Saxon, maining. , Wellston 18 Nelsonville 7 Granvllle 50 Licking Heights 8 Graham Local 22 1 Cl•b Ha... Wlll 1o Open Earl Skaggs John Swisher Coac~ Don Eskey s Miamisburg S2 Hllisboro 14 Pleasant View 20 Northeastern 8 Durln1 Deer Senon MOV. 1-f-10.11 Mike Swisbe~, Lanny T)'o and grabbed the first lead Lancaster 11 Newark 16 Washington C. H. Wllminglon 38 Fairfield 6 Everyone Ia WelcoD» Richard Avis. they took the game's Athens 18 Logan I Portsmouth 48 Ashlaod lKy.) Xenia 18 Fairborn 6 Game statistlco were about kickoff and marched 60 Columbua Brookhaven S8 Portsllllllllh West 34 :Da;;.y;;too~,;;Al,;;ier;;_34 ~====~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii5;' even as McArthur outrushed · to iiCQre with 7:'ll left Cniumbuo South f New Boston 13 • the Babcab, 138 to 9ll but Ky- first period. iltllrback Dick Columbll8 Linden 22 Minford 30 Lueasvllie 20 ltie) ger Creek clicked oo si< of Dine BDII rammed the final Columbul North 16 Waverly 12 Wheeleraburg 8 BY DALE ROTHGEB, JR. dri~ that was bigblighled by 1 passes for 73 yardo while the yards for the TO, but a Columbuo East IS Lima 18 Springfield South 14 A 33-yard touchdown pass big 36-yard pass from Calvin Generals bit on two of three for the EP fa1ied and lt was Coiumbu! Whetstone 12 Tecumseh 33 Greenon a from quarterback Jne Fisher w rtght end Mike Pelero. Pet- passes for 47 yds. Kyger Creek Logan's only score came Coiumbwl Walnut Ridge 12 Covington 34 Northwestern o to halfback Jumor Howard with ers also oougbt a short pass for had nine ftrSt downs - eight in Ute reault of a fino pass . Columbus Central 8 bpring!leld North 'II 1:20 left m Jl!e fourth tho EPS. the second half wblle McArth- tion runback by end Bill Londoa 54 MlfDin 1 Fah1110111 West Friday nigh! gave tho Kyger Tbto first ball was all McAr- ur bad 10 first GIIIDI -tight In faiJ in the BeCOnd period. Westerville ~ Groveport 1 Findlay 11 Mansfield 1 Creek Bobcats a eomt • lrom • tbur as the Generals o1 Coocb tbt first bail. husky end picked off a Hilliard 19 Marysville 1 Ontario 28 Creatvlew 1 bellind, l2c-8 upset win "'"" tbt Dave Bolender took a Bobcat Kyger !lniahed tbt tle880D &-3 Soy<ier pass on the Athena West Jefferson 21 Cll!llr Fork 28 Crestlihe M McArthur Generals. fumbll In tho opening minutes while McArthur takes a 3+1 yard line and ran it back to Col mbus \cadeJD1 8 Fredericktown 11 Plymouth 14 Pltpanlt. The perfect strike """"' If. of the first period from the 39 record Into next Friday'• pme slJ: before be " 81 eollared New Alban Hiia~d • Galioo sa Bucyrus o indoor actitily witll Snyder on a desperation tackle. Mid.uetowny36 o...iand LaUD a ter the Bobcats plcktckip 1 1o Jl!e five but the determined with undefeated Chauncey. first dOWD 111 !he IS following Bobcats held on a !our down STARTING LINE-UPS Two plays later Marion FrankliD :ao Cleveland Jolla Hay a ~ey passing iDler...,. eall a· oituatlnn with leckie Clturck McAnhur John Gasser wedged Into Jacbon 11 Middleport 12 Cll!veland HeJtbt.s 4 gamst McArthur. Laach and middle guard Larry Ends, Bob Bialce and Mike end zone from tbo two to On the first play !rom scrim- Elkins making the key &top. Peters: GUIII'IIo, John Goodwin the score at 6-8. a....r Kyger-Creek 12 McArthur I Parma Valley Forge mage Flslter roUed out, fired Kyger Creek then used strat- and Jake Coleman; Tackles, passed to fullback Chuck Rutland (W V l 12 ~yrla ~ ~~ 1 21 the baU to Howard wlw made egy aa Utelr fino pualer Lanny Emmett conway and Dave per then pa..ed to · a. em an over-thH08d catdJ and ran Tyo, booted tho hell 011 firJt Crow; center Gary Swingle, Chuck Kemper for the Upper Arlington 41 Be•iey 8 Garfield H<lght.s I Mentor I to the end zone. down w the Generala 44 yard Backs, Rick Calvin, Danny ant two-poiol conversion lo McArthur was fon:ed to 110 to •llripe. Smith, Jay Hll3heo, and George the (hie!tains abead 8-4• the pasolnl g'ame will! 1:17 MeArlhur, however. came Petera. 'Ibis score stood, and~~~ left on the clock, but Kyger's siDmtlng back by driving to the Kypr Qeet ed 1o be tho !Ina~ unUI TODI Moore lntercepted a Rick Bobeat OJree.,ard lint before Endl, Tom Moore and Mike received a Logan punt FRIDAY & SATURDAY 10 PM· 2 AM Calvlc pass to 111d tho baD being balled agala m 1our SpauldJn8; Gqardl Bill McCor· In the final period, and &arne. down. kl Skaggs made the mle.k and Dave Moore; Tacklea, ed to drive 71 yardl In STANDARD & ROCK 'N ROLL Coacb Jim WhJte'o chargerl Initial otop OD that defenle Qruck Leach and EmJe Saxon; wlth Hummel scoring Ire 110 had an u)>lilll otrugg!e aa M<• standoff center, M1U Swlsber, Backs, ahead touehdown at the 1::11 Arthur drove to the goal Une ID Kyger Creek lloally began Junior lloWil'd John Swloher, markthe second atama with 40 moving midway tlu1!ugh Jl!e Lmy Wllobrey and Joe Fillter. 'nut Bttlldop llnlsbed PT. PLEASANT tnds Iiiii on I IIOVeJioyard rt111 second period but wen fon1ed BY QUARTERS: u unblemished loop record . by hallba<ll: George PeterL 'l'llat to jlunt belure McArthur'o .'ooeJt. McArthur ..•.•... I I 0 0 - I 7~ whUe Lopn joined 2 South of Mlchlleport .,. Stote Rtt. 7 OPP. 1&0 DEPOT fn RocketS Take Hounds 18 7 Jn Loop Tilt 1 1 1 Roush's Shoe Store MIDDLEPORT RutIand wIDS 19•12 over waharna 1 ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS? t" 1 ·I ' T Athens RaIIy rIps • Logan 18 .8 . YOU MEET THE Nlast PEOPlE ON A NOW YOU KNOW , . lull...... epldemle ltll tilled .. e&llmaltd .. The Weather mlllloa pencm IUouPolll HONDA world. Quality Costs lass SeeThe Full Une At •• " Hawk's Cycle Sales I I - 50A I :a. 1 Milt IOol1ll of Atbefto OJIOft' to 5 Mon. Thun. SoiA to I Tutt. Wool. Jltt. LY N4M Alhtnl. 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