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' ··ay Voters TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY Peter Sellers Jean Seber11 "THE MOUSE THAt ROARED" (Color) - andBob Matha9 and Rosanna Schlaffino in "THE MINOTAUR" ( Terhnicolor J Thur.-Prl, Oct. 4-5 Academy Award Winner "SIRINGETTI" But once the Hammond Orpn is in your home, you'll quickly ~Color) discover it's mlli:h more than an --and- David Md..-an and attr.u;tivc: oonvenation piece. When you begia pla.ying your favorite songs on the Hammond - and ycu will, even if you've had no previous musical trainina -you 'II make the Hammond Organ the focal point of any. room in your home. Stop in soon and look the complete Hammond Organ line over. C heck the fine craftsmanshij), Charte& Bromon "X-15" (Actually Filtl)ed In Space) (Techmcolor) ' I I ' TONIGHT "CAPI lliAI" Gregory Petk, Robert Mltt·h· urn, Polly Bergen, Lori Mttr· lin. From lhe nonl, ''The Executloncen" by Jamea R. Webb. No one coo uld be t/lat bad .• except thla paychopathic ell-Con\'lct! Colorurtoona hear it's beautiful tones-even play it (you'll be playing in leu than ten minutes)! You'll find that the "new soulfd of mii.Sit II )'Oil 111 a Hammond~·· ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY BOTTLED GAS. HEATING Want A Bottled Gas Hook Up? 15 Years In Bottled Gas RUTLAND FURNITURE Rutland, 0. Ph. SH 2-4811 THIS WEEK'S ' • • and We Service What We Sell! New! S..or Coli Metered bottled P,a.s le7Vice that can 1e yo~.a I '' Dies In Crash Of Automobile • .· heat your home . . or brooder houses at a rost that will rornpetc Sizes of T•nks For BoHied G11 with allY type> ,f fuf'll Be the first to enjoy Ibis modero method of LIBERTY THEATRE SPECIAL "88" SALE! '59 CADILLAC 4 DOOR ' he-nuna .. see us now! 500 Gal. LP Gas Systems Wo Ho•o Tho Tonkol NOW SHOWING Sea Our Complete Line Of • WARM MORNING GAS · HEATiRS Speneer Tracy, Frank Sinatra & Kerwin Mathews "THI DIVIL AT 4 O'CLOCK'" Al&o Cartoon and Comedy Blue !lnlih, white sidewall Ures, all the Ca· d1llac features: power steering, power brakes, auto. tuns. &clio lie Heater. Tinted &Ia'"· One local own- er. $2788 KARR & VAN ZANDT Cadillac - Oldsmobile ."You'U ute Our QuaUty W1y oJ Doing Business" WY 2-5342 PoPneroy, Ohio CLINTON FISHER CO. "COLOR CENTER" Phone WY 2-2452 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NOW HEAT YOUR HOME WITH OUR LP GASII Rutland Furniture Phone SH 2-4811 Amold Grot. • Rutland, OhiO .......... ·i!fe· R"'rbbl ederols-Open ()iifor(J Wi ,; Here's A Real Buy For You I I STOVE and TANK 31.23 DOWN-14.00 PER MO. l C' M111. CUPil tho lint t o - tho· <If , OUt J a/ iD ~ ol tho f!irt ;... mo llllllroolrla ~ . .. Odont . ......... "'tho to )Ill. "We'll bo slarl to .... ooldlirol . .... teed ' ''frOm • f ·Everythl"' com plot. wllh otopo plpo, 10lio '""' etc. Mly we .....,. you now? .... ,; ., ' 1,. • ' �' ii ·-*""• a a a ... a • . '~ ~Jil.V ,Sel\lblel. .PometnY·l!id41enort ..O.. O.:L ~- 1Q8~ ."""'' ~-~~~~~~---- . ., 0 4 • • 0 0 0 0 • 0 • • • • _,. ~... ... • .,. "i' • • .. • ' .• - ' • : • • -' I .. . . ~ • • I / .· • ~~~! :!'2e~e:_:~utumn's Palette Of Flowers' l .!;,.~progm,J[..~·' --:----:-7-~~:::::;, Palette ol Jl'lowert" M the tt. !t bloom · 8 ·o hila, 1. ~~ GreenB Cla~ses, Ferns. Ca~di· fresh p~t material using an Today In Wfllt Virstnia lkiD-1Wett Vltg~ and or the 1 • • tit of tbe 12th a · onm , urn. aby • tears , WanderntK oid-faah10ned cootal!lff Acces ' ed fbi eroy.Bend bridge by the Hm..! 1 1 1 abow to be no;: Rubber Plant sobryk pernund·ttM . Dull · :;:; of Nr Ind. 14th at th N u. bl ·· · ac grou centuriel w·u, tf . ''"'pen u 1 c1v c project e ew ....ven oom. I B. Colored Classe!l, Caladium. ." · . ago. ~ t 11 art mlthe Centftlnlal year. Elementary School IPOnsored Clan 4 .- Marig(llds: A Tall ; Wandering Jews, Miscellaneous. Clau I, America, the Ben- 1m"~: t~J_e shows educatlonal1 by the New HIIVftl Garde n double African, 1 bk'9m ; B. C~r·j C. PhltodeOOren In Water ,. tlfuJ, d!airman , Mrs. Harrv exhJbJt displays the glau r'f'o- j B. f)jsplar of irnproveme-~'lt Club and llle Nehaclima Gir. nation Flowered, t bloom: c.' Potted, ' •I lay!)<! ; Patriollc theme docts of Blenko, m... Companv Roo .. 33. showing four O<:en:kf den Club. Chrysanthemum FIQwered, 1 D. l'!y, In Water Potted. fresh plant material and any Milton, B•shoff I Glau: Comp- view• of the. Ohio River, Tbe llhow wm be open to the bloom; D. French · Cia•• 1, House PJantt (o· accessory 1o carry out idea. any, Cullod~n, and Fenton ol New HavetJ, work ~~~J pu,bllc October uth from 1 spray, double ; E. fo; Bloom) · A Beon~ Background to be ruN.ished by G.lassware, Williamstown. The td by the New Haven ( wtiU t p.m. and October 14th French Marlgvld, Dwarf ias· 8 Attic VJoteta: · C G n exhibitor. d1Splay is reported both beauti- /Ciub, a1 its dvic project f 0 from 2 until 4 p.m. MJsa Lelah spray, single. ' ~~ · 0 8~iscelh:tn~~ er.. , DIVISION IJl ful and educational. the Centenn:l.@.l year. :::: :owellls chairman, With Clan I - Chrysanthemum : Cia,.· 11 ·-Coleus. . EdKCational E1blbll !Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Oct 3 · ·A. Batey u consultant. A. Smgle, I spray; B. Semi . Glass making is one of the · ' u:(l::- II the ICbedule 1 spray; C. Decorative-, Clltai U - Berty . leading industries In West Vir- 1 . 1 spray; D. Pvmpon, l Nandina, PYtacanthoa, •inia When w ld w 1 / Division' I Spoon, 1 spray; E. Japanese Berry, Bittersweet, acro;s Europeor manar s~ep! ~· mf~llaneout 1 spray. Snowberry, Beautyberry, Co~al- cathedr:aJs we~ stuu~r~nc: ). Cla11 I - Celosia : A. berry, and other berry ' shells or gutted by fire. France's 1. All nower specimens letalk; B. Plumed, 1 stalk. sh~bs.(Branch not to Heims Cathedral was 18 ~. be grown by exhibitor. .7 - Canna, 1 spike. typical. 1 ONLY 2. Amateur specimen Cllas I - Cacti. MEMBERS ONLY are open to those who g r Q w CW1 t - House Plants The hand-wrought glass, with 130.00 Down - lalance floWers for pleasure; not open . for only}: A. The following artistic it.:, del~cate colors tempered by ConMniHt Tlf'm~t to those who sell plants (If open to Garden Club mem- centunes, seemed Impossible ((I 1 ,bulbs, or employ a professiononly, unless otherwise duplicate. In the Jlttle town (lr' 11 a:ardener. specified: MiJton, W. Va. was found the ' Class 1, Fruit of the Vine, del.tcate skill required to match FURNITURE CO. Chairman, Mrs. w. R. Proffitt: exact shades 'and tone& of ml· MASON, W. VA. ...,Arrangeml!nt using fresh or to make new glass look 'likP 1 he~~ber g·. ~~:~~~~~:!f v~~~~; ~i:;e==~rla, gree~ ~,,;,:: ei':~Y t~~it O:~s 1 I . \ f ~~~ Gar~,. ~~~1 b ~. wmg 196l~:IJ 3 ROOMS I New f299 I I McCausland fs R..._Elected To r,n perks vp family aptltlftl~ So load up now on favor· . ile)oods • , , al lowe~ prkes! '. You work hard for your money. Shop Clover Farm where you get the most for it. · F-Bureau Post MASON material 1 compote inB grapes,in Light green back. ·R I' B RIB STEAK ' lb. pkg. 0 CT0 BER IS ~ 01 EES E M 0 NT 1-:1 . -~~ C HI P DIP ctR A ·~ All Metal, Adjustable 59c DERMA-FRESH HAND LOTION GRAPES - - - - - 2 . . 25c ·ONIONS FAMOUS BRAND NAME MERCHANDISE AT DISCOUNt I DESIGNERS SALEI LADIES' NEW Soils - . Field . ~ CAMP BELLS . Caramels· CHEESE Tomato BIG $666 APPLIANCE . BAN LON SWEATERS Day October 29th SAVE Rll·llp • $13.95 flnC8$$ Ladiea New Banton Sweater, In • choice of cardigan· or llip.over 1 c s 7 Dr. Scholl's \ ::FOOT. "QUeen B8 II eII ..COFFEE to 15 Cup C•p.clty MAKER ,,o~:G. ·Electric 5 _J' • REG. OR DRIP lb. BAG c C . ,. $ ' ..,, PARKAY 8 OZ. PKG'. elnsolea •• e Corn & C•ll~ File Corner Pe1rl end Locust ASk UCENSES PT. PLEASANT - Two Jes have made applleations marrlqe licenses In llle omce II of ·tho County Clerk. Jlnuny AI~ llougla1, 21, Loon and Violet Gay Pierson, 21, Loon, and Slephen K...ling and Anna Vir!iinia Weal Columbia. CHESTiiR, OHib MIDDL!PORT, OHIO ----~----~---· Lyons Clover Farm Store. ...- .. .....-· ' '· • Com .&Callous Remover ·Gaul's Clover ~Farm. Store.· RACINII. OHIO -·- --·--...-.- - ... -- .... -· .:'{', . . ; j I I L ·• REG. $10.95 PROCTORS SilEX STEAM & DRY : IRON 77 EAOI SILEX • AHJ AUTOMAnC TOASTERS MIRROMATIC ITtM LISTED PRESSURE COOKER • • EVERY ITEM ~1~~F~IR~ST~Q=U=A=LI~TY=~====::!.J~ ruL.LY GUARANTEED .I 5th and Poor! St. s •• c ..•. • • ALL SIZES LADIES' NEW HOODED • CAR.COATS Ladiet new Hi-Faahloned ear for' -.nart·ness wann comfortable wear . , attacbed bOOds , , wind and Wa· tet resistant ooter gann.ent , • C!OIIQ , .- deai-ned :.· ·.· Racihe Clover Farm ·store Baker's Clover Farm Store ---. • Arch Supports ANTHONY • COMPARE WITH $5.95 NEW ,, FAL~ COLOR!! LB. l's C- 19 -- CARDIGANS • Callous Packs NOODLES Margarine lib. CAN Hand Mixers REG. $11.9S PROCTORS eCorn Packs MRS. WEISS EGG AND WAFFLE IRON COMPARE WITH $3.99 and APPLIANCES MAXWELL II SANDWICH TOASTER R:EG. $11.95 SLIPOVERS ·c O~ =T~O% ON F;wOUS NAMES Don't miss this -BIG "666'~ :Appliance sale .. famous bnmd Items savinl(S up to 50% .. every item fully guaranteed . . approved •le<otrlcal uruts . . real buys. "' style . • lovely 1all eolon for mixing or matchinr with your· fav(lrite skirts or play pant&. c FULLY GUARANTEED ' 3 .... 19c SANDWICH - HMMM HMM GALLON . Speclal purchase, aU melal adjustable ironing board. Compare to $5.95. SbQp at your Bonanza store and Save. 74c .YELLOW $ IRONING BOARD $444 REG: $1.49 PLAA\ITOKAV PERMANENT ANn-FREEZE Reg. $6.00 LISTERINE RADISHES _ _ _ _ _ ... 19c 49c PRESTONE Reg. 89c Size HEAD LETTUCE • • · ea. SLICED .BA€0N '·PEAN.UT BUTTER 12 OZ. JAR Mlddlopart GENUINE OPP. EVANS SUPER MARKET -IDOLEPORT, OHIO HDCOACH BUCKEYE :BIG TOP CREAMY Phone WY 2.3284 DISCOUNT CRISP FRESH SALAD-JUST THE THING ·asc lb. c Povo Stroet c • VELVEETA GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. I ROAST -lb. KRAFT 1 Job you plan, ready mixed concrete a the best foundation for your construction. For the uniform mix, rapid service and low price.s you want- just call on us! -SHOPPER'S STANDING I •~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;iii~ (lid. No mailer what lhe size o! the bulldlng < ' Plumbing • Heating Your C.pandable Dealer For PLUMBING ' AND HEAT.ING Phono WY-2-UID Wa H-.. A Oillllola Line Of Or. Scholl'a . Protlucta DUTTON DRUG CO. N. s-n~ St. Ml~dltport, 0, fully lined , , new fall eolors. :COmpare With $9.95 LADIES' NEW . FAMOUS FIRE KING FALL STYLE FLATS Select your new flats from thfl Bananza's larle fi'OUp • , new toe and heel stylinr . . . that jives that smuti>lua loot •• .au •izes 4 to 9. CjOfllpara With $3.99 LADIES FANCY -PLAIN 91NCH PIE PLATES RAYON PANTIES ' at your dis· A new arrival count store in Middleport. Famous quality 'jFire King" at a price that saves . COMPARE AT 39c Ladies rayon panties Jn plain . and rancy styles , , seiM!t from pastel oo.lors a11d white •• •bn 5-6·7 offered at this di~~eount price. Compare With 39o $,7 44 .' EVERY PURCHASE CARRIES A Money Refund Guarantee '·~. ' ' .. •• ·r;_, . ' .. ·~ ~-· ~o.- • Route No.7 TU~PIRS PLAINS, ONID , .,. I ~,./ ·Ar . .; .. ·.·· . e PRICES EFF£CTtyE OCT08ER!4-S·¢ · '·' t•" . I'! ; RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES ' . · 1'.~1 ' . f;:,; ' ' .,, ''1 . • ' '~·· '~· ' IN .POMEROY ' . ~ . ,;. .; ~I • · • �.., . . . ......... ---< ·------ . . ·- " ~ __ _ ' -- j • ". t' f ,I ·'- ---- . Dodgers Win, Send Playoffs Into· Crucial Third Game • !. -·- .- ~ ' ! "'' '· • Prices • Priced Means Lower Priced .•. Th·anks to Kroger Volume Fal'rly''s HI't send's w·Jli... l.tpi . Marker Home WI•th w·111111J1P ~ . . effeeliTe tbm Sat., Dodgen,lntddltkalothtbreab, tt 110 IVIII--tncl then did tome during the ftrit nve Innings. pinch-hitter Ed Bailey'• run-pro- Dark lpeclfically told him roan- stead. In ~~~~~ ..hour .... ~.......te ..... "'"" .,.,. tmportant foot.-ac;a. But he h.. hod dtfflcully bt<'l\h- dudng .•Ingle. 'u.;pa... bunt .... look f·· • , · that wu the 1onp1t alae lnnlup "heu he ICOI'ed the wlnnlna: run: log tru 1 week Mauae or 8 cold, It wu 8 ci<Mie play and the Iforcy play at t.hird baae. That forffd Mike MC'CornUclf., 1 ever played In bllltball hlstory. ADd there w.. Fairly, who mea- land 1M bad exerted himaelf du!k- Glanil beefed that umpJre Jocko l . who followed Perry and became Hlto l'ltldl oged to,.. enottlh wood Oft that lng back to bale after ... Conlan lim hod made tho......... Spence• bunted, Perry f~elded l lhe eighth San Fnmcilco pitcher, There wu ~ , plaeb three·run ftnal pJt.ch from aouthpaw MUi:e er-runnlng the b.g. And then he 1ip ~t,tore ~a lUng ~yl out. It 1the ball, took one frem:led look tv walk Tommy Davlll inter.tlon. ly NORMAN MILLER double by Let· W1U. wblcb hlah- McCormick for the Mi:.Tiftce fly ICUrrted all the way home on w11 ~ly, too. for the Giantl at Willi .lreaking for thirf' bur, ally, loading the bares for Fal~ UPI Sports Writer lighted the aevea • fun eaplolioa, that deUvered Willa from third Jim Davenport•,.. •Ingle, making continued their' rally and tied the and decided to throw to first io- ))' '» climactic a.acrifice fly. LOS ANGELES UPJ - You might call II perserver· ond the llllpol'lonl pln<h •ln&lo by boJe. It w;lh I hol'd.llide lot the lhi•d - · Jt ,_,on Jolu> Orolno'o Ja~ I Dail . li - 1 p ' Mlddl Oct 3 1962=5 ance, hustle or just plain luck, but whatever it was, the youna Doua: o.mmi whicb ·kept But there were manr amoog tM 1 of the four tallies which ian the rlfice fly. __ _!_ n ne • omeroy _ · _ _e _ , ., · ·-' _ 1 Los Angeles Dodgers fell they had It eomlng to them. the •oily oil•• eorlier In thlt In- ~.321 In Dodger Stadium wha Ioli i Gtanu o w bulge. But the billell b..., I Cli ali ac·, They had gone 15 frustrati Ding. lhe DOdgen benefitted from a kills When he' walked Jim Gilliam tually wa1 a "rock" by Gaykwd \ ~lop without ICOring a run and their way Tuesday, •• they ernp- There wu the hlt1eu 1 2-S in- by Lady Luck in beating &he to open the 1htth, manager , AI Perry, the Giants' 24-year-old re· ' 1 it looked like their fondtat dreams ted with seven rWll in the 11ixth nlnp of relief pltchlnt: by big Giant.. . . Dark ot the Giant. felt lh11t it Ilief pitcher, during the ninth In· of ·1 World Serle• abot t ~ N inning, refused to lost bea'rt when iStaD Wllliama, who ·snul:fed ~t Tlret leN o.t would ~ 1afw &o call in a rated Ining when the Dodgers won ;the 1 York Yankees disa 1 t~ e; the r~antl tied the ICOI'e at 7-7 "the G~b' elgtJth-llminl uprlsmg The Dodgen' blggeat brak reliev!!>r. Befvre thf inning ended, game. the IUDihlne ;:'"~- ht' :• '"~ 1 In the eighth, and fl"'lly woo In and ·hold them all in the ninth came when · Giants Jack De•k ho<i'lqed foo• pllcho,. "' ; P<I1J' had Ofll..-ed tho game to I lhroUded ~ azela ; , the ninth, 11-7, when Ron ·Fairly before the wat tbe game. Sanford tired himlelf out whUt j quell ~-' se~6n-run uprlilng. face pinCh hitter Daryl ~ lth the S8D Fr p ~ hit a aacrifl.ce fly that brought WJtuanu wu ~ited with hl1 running the bases during Saul There wa1 aJlOther Dodger afttr his predecesson, Bob Bolin 1 18 G'~ w aneuJco home fleet Maury Wills. 14th vldory ag~inlt 11 defeatl. Frueilco'l four-run raUy m ·tbe break "in the eighth when Williel and.QictLemay. ~achhadw•iked ·MARKET~ •an · Of couree:, tbere were 101111 1Tber.e w11 WUll, who ltole hil tixth. Sanfonf, a 14.-game winner, May• wu thrown out 'at thiN.! a batter with one mtt. Then ,a few breakJ finally came "clutch'" " performance~ by the lOlst batt earlier iB tbe Jlme- had held the Dodgers t.o two hlta bas~ In a sprint fr~_ lint on 1 In handing~ball~~erry, l Oet. 6 '-'-· se ' ' .•!'.., ~ .. " •, ~-- " " " .. 100Jionus Top Value Stamp. wilh ..(h ers COU!M" •IMI P•"'-••• ., 2 pkgs. Chicken 'reasts, Legs, Wings or Backs c~, .. • ' ~ th; .. ., ,... . ~.-1 ' expiN• Sat., Oct. 6, 1962 .,..,_ Hard .Tests Face 2 Clnbs tOO Bonus Top Value Stamps . Breasts "': .. 59¢ Legs .~~h~ and ·~· Backs ....... Giblets 19c · .. 99c Wings .. . Livers .... . . ~·. . .... .......... 10c ............. •·.. 39c ' I lbs, Bun lllttii1MI Shclb ar ali OL frMut QuHft Steob L-" ........ 10" o~. Tomolo ... · ' " No. 303 16 01. Kidney, Red,' PI"t; I ICED MILK ----·~ S9c . ., ~ Sholilcler .R01d .. .. .. ,59c ., . ,; ' "ll'ltfl Hdt C.Upga oad pYrch... of ' ' ., . " '• ,< . ·l:l!l":: ~~ ' u l~i. I !':J~i. '\ :' ! Jh: l U .. ' •.•• P,:~ for .. :';~~ Avonda Ie Peac' hes ,,,.,., ""· "'''" Frozen Vegetables i ...... . . s,.. l Ccu;ll,lowlt, lroccol~ Pordhuk Llmat, 0'"" lfOnl, Kroger Jellies .=,• ... S,rowt• CherrJ, IEid.,.rry, Appl.. llackberrr: Drop• 10 11, llrowb.rry Wisk " .... '·." .... ••a 46az. 4 Tomato Juice . Ktot•• . $1 7 12ca"'••· $1 . pac Corn "" Kfotler Vac W. K. "" Kalo, tumlp, 10 No. soa·$1 Greens....Standard, mustard, mixed .... ca111 CGI)I No. ~0, . 50 Bonus Top Yal~e 5tamptl" wJth "''h '""*·•1111 , .. q~~. 5 lb. ~~o, QUJck 11'•rf ., · iK • • IMI1 Sltrhnt GN11 h.l , :f ,, 11~1 I 3 for follag• .llon11 onorted $1 c :w < ; ·.~ · ~iJ'. tt d l'a •' I < " ...... 37c '·. 50 llonuo iop value Stamps .,·:!1 ·mi piiHhaM . .t lb. ..... AppiH Wil. each C.UPe• 4 • "<, ·Ul*r . \, any variety ' ., ,,, '· " ,,. Lux Soap.. ... .... "" .. 1Hb . ' ,. . ' '·"'' "~ ~; ;,· ,·~ .... 29c .' 43c 47c .. Pi-clisdOC!P :" ....... ,, ........ 2 ''" Dlshall ..... ' ..... ,.. ............ u ... 35c. ' 3 .... 33c Lifebuoy Soap ...............;,.. 2 "' 71c .. 2 ,.. 33c Contlensad AU .........~.,;, ... :,:..~,....._ 81~ Fluffy AU ........ ·-· '........; 3 .........lc Handy Andy .... ~~.~..... . JlvHta Chttst, ret. 97.c · •·: 2 lbs;. 74Jc Swllll. ~lquid ..... - .. ~·""" ............ 6~ It~ ;.~:: ~ • '":l ', lals! · : · '. , ;,~ . ' ·~J ~ :r '-'· .'! M ............... IJHAwJ ollome ...... •.. ' ' L11x Soap .. . . ....~. "" . ~ ,·.•>~ '~ CoUJ[IOno nplte~ lat., .Ott, .. 1H2 · · •...·.·,79C "··rnlsa·s.ap · ............. ".. ...... 2. _.,.. ........... ·-~ ..... Llq.W All ........ Lifthuoy Stap ..·.,. ~·~• -.. ·.... 2 ... 27c .,, ' ,, 2~ • We reoerveltle rlgbl J"llmll •quanUIIOII .~ ~~t .. ,, J'r lb. "Hou1ehold Special¥' · .. , S] ' co,.n anil P.lld .... .... lrolllng Board -bog! -..~; ' ·,· ' ' '"•• •• Waste iaskat,...... 2 .,, $1 . ., Mocculns .1.. • ·w~~, ..:.. ... $1 . ,, . , ' ' . $1 R'ugs' ............ w. .....' ·'' ·•,, ... · · Lf"~~ t -2 ~ 19<: · Fresn '-arro s. ........ ;....... . . .. . . ,. . . .Pia n·ts . F..'-!I I•··.a. .ge .. . · " .. .... ·• · · .. "." :: ·-~, 1.hecllthy ·plan11' r' 1 ···•.; · • , ::: '/Q:!-··r "•:· :: . ~ ~ .t: ~! . ., A.: -:, ·s' .. th Applet,_,~:.r J~ n, ' " ~fer ·1 • ... I . · K ,t \. "', · .. ChP·,···-· ···~-. · "~"s'ot. 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Columbu11 dogs Jn Ohio high achool tootbalL and Marietta fell from jr&ce. lected foar and ftve ~vely Watter1011 21; 19, Akron St Yinand a1 a result, the weekly r• Fairmont, ranked eighth 1 week with no other telm rectlving !cent 18; 10. Younptown South I4. tinp underwent a top to bottom ago with 1 s-o mark,. was uapet, mort than one. 1 /Gillen:. Lorain, Toledo w~­ JcrambUng. 12-6 by xema, altbouJb Marlett& Marietta dropped to Jsth, tol· ward,· Salem IS each: Lima, JackEvta No. 1 ranked Niles Me- kept on winninl with a 31·18 vic- lowed · by steubenvUle Central, 1011, Jr!anafteld MadiJOD 12 each; Kinley aDd nmnen~p Fremont tory over eolumbu• Wut. ClevelaDd• at. lgnatiuJ, Bellev•, Columbul Whileballti; Gal!lpblis, Rou receiYed tcaru in the ~th The S5 coachel gave Nilet 11 Toledo DeVdbiu, Columbul Wat- llariiDI J'en-y (]) 10 each: CleJe. bll w..t fll high ochool adtOII, :.....---'---~.---'-----__;,__:.:.:::..::_=..=..c::..==:..=:::.::. llut 'the biggfd el aU was the 46.0 , ·ohocker r - by Alliance ove< Tha J•ma -waly will 10 down 11 one the blga;ett 1ur· prl... In HVtrOI yeon U the Tigert 11Uffertd their WOI'It defeat 1lnet steubenYJIIe recorded a 11·0 vi<lorJ' bodE !a 11131 I• the doy1 belort Browa put the start Clll1Do ty achool on the national football « map. A 1 retult of the 11hocker, Masollloll dropped Ollt of the top 10 ltandlnp lor the flnl limo In m1111 yeart, fallillg from third to a tte tor 11th 'place. Alliance, de-plte ono defeat, jumped !rom 1lxth to third place with a chance to go all the way ahould the two front runners talter. NU. Bde... llrnll: Despite being outplayed in the lall half, Nllel posted Jts fourth win o1 the campaign and ran ita unbeaten streak to · 32 over four •• In 1 · Rasms Ior th e tonge"" w • rm11 In the state, The Rid Dragon• last tasted defeat iD the 1959 open- "N~es~:·r.a::..~·~;,. fint ' . " H&R FIRESTONE lP':I.C :tndlng 111ate dtampioo Maosil· :. ••vi• Tuna . . . . North aay, grated . . . 5 ~~ $1 llo. . . . French Brand ........ can BeetS ............ Avondal•• ........ 8 No.can•303 $1 Twin Rolls . ...w:::o;". . 2 p1c• ... 45c CoHee Spotlight In loa1 3 llo. C He. 0 . lb. loag 49c lag Bread ""' Kro••• whh• ...:'s 1!~.::· $1 Cinnamon Rolls .... ~:.::. . do•• 39c, TV ttamps coupons on Pkg. ar cinnamon topped nolfa lux Liquid .... •w....., ........ ..;li~J ' wllh ead! WUI'!i# .... p"wnltoM tif , ' 1J•• , 50 Bonuo Top Yafuo Statr.P• · '•.' "j 7\.T.•tes · . ,, l<tuc"::oo.,., I 1 'l ~ ~tit~ .~_,'j, ., ·~ ·~ · · 6No.aos $1 R, S. P. .... cans I SeeGild 11 IHJU: 11. Manlllon '· for we •tatu• K tn • l ey 'T' k .l a es . 0· ve r A s ~op , Grz•d ~eam. . : :.::'.:;·~~...,.:~:~~ . ' llo•W ......... " ...... " .... I Kroger "'PP esauc:e · ·'· ......Avondale Peas ..... · "::.."' Kroger Evaporated Milk ~:~ No. 2Ya $1 Avandalo 3 cons ;fl " " .... ·.;tr~ pUftllg.... Glolclt" LaAr Cake er Chotolot. Cr.am LayN Ccr.b Cau~to• • .,i,.. t•\.. . Od, 6, ltU "'""' "' .~.. 81c ~I 1 .'"'~ , .o()l ~ Bea ns . . . . II'"" u..•····· ' . ., ~· · 't~. •. ' ' ' With ' . .d! COUptHI llllld on Tee . I, '1.:. 5 • 20 oz. Loa.ves Avondalti and ehellecl .... Rlnso Blue . . ,,,.~ .r • I bc7u~tl:'"k:pa:~ ":~::e ~~~~ I - '! ~ Stamps Kroger White a,..,d c.... potl expl.... S.t., Oct. . . l'NI '• '. s ... Philadelphia, he ceme In •• holr- TERRIFIC BUY! . wflh "ell tMpe" aM ptPrchne Ernie Green'' T F 0 tart' or 8fOWDS S0 nday ·::J: " 2 llo. pkg. Kwlck Krlsp Sliced Bacon Bonus Top y:~:F~~~J:S:t~. I 50 Bonuo Top Vall/8 Stamps Fortified Skim Milk .. ~w Hamlet Luncheon Meat "::· Salad D~e$$i!'l9 · · ......., · " I•• Vincent ond :!ooi :.lta ::. • .: ,. '{ ..: ... Krogor .. Blu, Si~er Dust .... •~..... .... ""' ,,.. $1.39 .,. ·;. .. Dl. cans .;;,1 • "J,oj ••~ ' ' ' ···~ .,1 •.'.1 ........ Akron St. Both 'riT tal. FruitiCocktail . Kro,.. .. 3 '!. $1 .. •. 2 Beefitew . coun~ c1u1o .. 3 ~::· $1 ... 16 Pork & Beans . 8 cans $1 Margarine . . Eatmore .... 7 ~~~- $1 '~· . .~ •• ol;tft, 2 ' :•., c... IL,i .... ..... 10 . . . . . S9c l ·. ·~ ! .. CampbeIl $ 5oup .... Cut Green Bea ns .. ''"-!"• . ... •· .... ,.., . Avonda Ie Bea ns o•. """''" . . ,;. ,' Coupo" expiNI Sat., Oct. 6. 1962 ..59~ Groulld Beef 10- ~.~~~~:~ : :. 49~ $Hit..t VAlUES·'()N · ·THE the ......... blqeat -ing OUt· carried deep In Eagles ""'i"'ry I ollolelp eounty'a SVAC er or JWger Starcher and Ver· doy niJht to bo followed by a bw-11 ill the .......t ha~ •laiml and alao had two good ·nmo. j teams have their work cut out non Cleland at the tackles and Ught workoiut o1. the football Toledo Scett. The Adm•ralt, fol· Jim Ninowski's as the · for them In game ocUon t hi 1 Gary Holter and Terry llolf. sqund. And al halfitme Frldoy lowing a t><l flnl haU, rolled up ste•llng qua•te<back qeimt the ' e 'k. Undeteated Eastern man at guard. John Me~UJJl.. another tint will take place 40 pomtl after intermiaaion. ' Cowboy• was questionable. Brown bumpB beads with aD unbeaten lin draws center duti!• to fill - Some lucky ·elrl wiD be · Ft!:,shy ~Gr;lshop ~Col~ CLEVELA·ND (lJPJI - Rookie while declaring hi still has eonfllnd1.1del Botteries and Earphone Kygtr Creek te~ In a came. out the line. crowned homecomlnJ queen! Ernie Green will take over from I dence in the former Detroit Lion A .el\lltional radto at a low pricto. Has buiJt. which" , could well deelde the Back11elders will be JGhn Getting back tG~ the main ...,.ed fl Ve •-~·••· .....,..d,llon, veteran Tom Wil110n in the left / signal ·caller, said whether he · WUl,."IIUUWJlll aD W0 in automatic frequency control. t'tta turH 32• l,eague championship whne· Ra- Ridenour It quarterback, RoD I' Cllllt! of· the bomeeomtng ct\'t- extta int . hi . boo!' 4-H halfback »lot when the Cleveland starts depends on the condition of tdetcopinr antenna, a~,t,:• speake-r, 2 -way p)MJno 8 clne has 1 "toughie" with a .Ritchie and Bob Foster ai halt"" moniel, 1M ·.football team and · po ~:e~ ~:. G 1sho Browns tackle DaJlas here SUn· his injured knee. jacb, and black and ~:old t!abinet. l)lggecl North GoUla eleven. backs and Gary Dural at fuJI. the · game. It "will bo liD iJn. =Ph:".:m. , , -.- :'. . ------1h7, ~ day. Eistern, which It! 4 end o back. • porlent game becauae the Joo. for the season, has poUshed off AlthQugb Coaeh Bob Aahley'l ~ wUI· be .•n but e1lmlnated -=-Coldw~: lt-game.7in- l "J want~ see ,if getting Ernie . .. Chauney-Dover the Marietta boys had a tough time gettinc .rrom 1 shot at the leaaue g y. · ltn there WJ!I help our pau of' ' \B" team Symmes Valley by BuchteJ-York last weeR they championahip . In three. tames . ' Lamont Parb1fense," 1a1'd coac h p au1 Brown . and BUch~l-York. in convtOC: are In good shape phy;lcally • _ of CJearvteW •n Lor~ ounty hasj The form~r Uoiverslty of Louis· ing fashions with the disappearance of the Coach Priddy said: ROted 50 polntl. Hll latest out- ville •tar, obtained from the • , , ~·j bu " and are mentall "Our attitude II ~~ · and we burst came lalt week with rour Green Bay Packers for a future On the other ha~, Kyger in: to!ards Frida ni ht'~ must win if we are to Ny in touchdown~ In a 51-18 victory ()Ver draft choice, saw only spot action Creek has beaten Fairland, J. g Y C the . thick of the race." Wellington. during the Browns' pre-season vieT., Rae~~ and North GaUJa game. . But the week'• longest JCOrlng tories but produced some exciting without much trouble. RACINE HOMECOMING Stirtlng for Racine this ~ run wu turned in by Jim Betts running and gained 299 yards in Both teams rely on fut hit· will be Salley and Gordan ol Hubbard, who intercepted a nine kiekoff returns tlng attacks and are well ba- Racine will put its ·3 and l Fisher a~ ends, Bob EuingtoQ. .pau in the end IOlle and .cam· · · lanced in the weight depart· record on the Une when the and Bob McNickle 1n the tae):le pered too yards fur the tcOre. In Sunday'• •haUering Joss at ment. II should be a good baU North Gallia Pirates lnvlde lsloli!, ond Bob Sylvester ond COLUMBUS <UPI>-The United . . tame with the edge going to Tornado land for another ~ CJeland at pard. Jtoger Pres• International Ohio high land Benedictine, Shelby. .Toledo lhe t tam that wants Jt, "fi~t'' In the history of the Adams will be In the " middle schQol football ratings (with first ~ers, Marlon e ~ach : Cincin· most. !Rac1ne school - "Ho~m· of It · ·111 at ceDter. pliO!t vote. and won-loat records nati Elder, Zanesvdle '1 each: Eastern will start the same ing." Larry Price wiU be plding in .p&rentheses) : Youngstown Mooney, Lancaster, team that hu been golng for It may be Racine's first the team from the quarterback ~faa Poiftts Youngstown· Ursuline e each: Uilthem most of the season. They homecoming but it will be position while Bnt Wlcldine, 1. :Nile• MeKinley 021 (4-l)l 24? per Arlington, Dover, Parma 5 When you 1010 have Bob KIIIJtz, Meyford conducted •• u II might be IUUbacii, lnd Don Herden ond •. Freaionllloso '" ,...,, "'each; Athens, Wyoming, Sp•;ng- need aMASSAGE ... or FIRST ' ,' Harris, and Charles Mankin for the hundredth. There will be Bruce BeegJe wUl do the bulk s. ADiance (41 (3-ll UK field South, Worthington. Defipp S . the end positions, JleMis Perk·lo perede ond a pep rally Th11r.. of tile baD carryln&. •· IQddletown '" 4<1) 181 ance, Monsrleld 4 ·each : '•nio, AID SU liE .Jtnd them fast I. ~ "(1) ""'' 122 1'roy, Dayton Chaminade s each; in the YEllOW PA&ES of f. Cln. 'R."Baoon (lJ 13-{tl . 117 Circleville, Princeton, Napolo!On, T. war.... iJ.O.D 83 Ciocinnoli Taft, z each; C.lwnbus yourTelephoneOifeCtol)'. Middleport, Oliia Lorain King (I) (4-01 Tl E"'· Port Clinton, Tecumseh. I_ _ _ _ _ __ • Toledo CEotral ())· (:Htl &4 o.,,,..u,~l~re'•:. "'SI~ dne~y.'_1_oea~c,..h.:__ _.:_l-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:_jb,.....,....,....,....,~....,....,....,C"'""'C"'""""'""'""'""'""'""""'· 10. steubenville (4-01 !56 .... . whh "ch coupo11 •nd p~m:... te of Sole" Loin Chops •· $1.09 Rib Chops •· 99c ' Boston Roll Roast ; ..Lomb 49c Leg 0' Lamb.:.:}~·.. ~ Z9~ · COMPARE WITH .$89.00 •larte• . Dodi•• I Cut•up Fryers ..... !~>: .. 29¢ lb. "Chicken by· 1he Piue" o· WHILE THEY LASTJ ' I p " o . r . t ~;u.~: ..~e~::,.:;~ MOOiltJ. Premont also bed trou· Tw0 B•g • Ten Games Slated. . By U- p,_ ~ BlJ Ten footbaU CCMlchft 1huffled their playera and worked on _ ... plllJI Tll•sday In PI"OI!" aratlm tor 8atW'day's card of two conference and alx non-coofereoce - . ~eo wiU hold-~· . dr!U 'taday IIJd tMII take a char· ' P•tlue bt: defenaiYe fullbadr: i..-.d plant to ·IM Aug. . wh«t Ja" Plukoa becaust of a lkiethey will hold two llaht ..........,, injllry during aO<Iy 1<1"immq01. Center Billy Joe Ann1b:ooC and Coach Jack Mollenkopf 11e11t d;le: defaive bllfbact Bill H. lkdltrmabr1 through. a ebed- w..-. ( '-=========================:0::===='==========9 gamea. CIDiltal't, wort ldctlng and punt prot.tctioa · i" The S.turd1y achedule wJll find mtued TuNday,the butheavy eapected lo be door lfllliQR. , Southern Ca!UornJa, ot lnwa, Amly at Michlpn, North CaroUna at MichigaD State, lftdiana 1t Wlscontirl, llliDoi1 at Northwestern, Navy at Minnesola, No. I Ohio State at UCLA and )»urdue at Notre Dame. Ignoring a Jteady rain, Ohio state worked more tban two hours on both offense and defenst. .. Coach Woody Hayea ]eommf!bt:. ed, "That'• two pretty Jood prae-Uce1 in a row and nobody got banged up" · - .-eody lot the Bnlina. , Badpra Molta Clioogeo Tho Bollermaten npponelll, lndlua Coleb PhU Dl~ OU.honNI-conquerer Not~ Dame, worked hiJ Hoolier1 on dtfenM had • •hort tack:Un& drlll and a ag- WII<Olllin'l llnJlllld ond Iolrly long dtlenaivo line JCrirn. atr attaeD 1n prep~ratioft for ma11e. Denni1 Murphy and Jim their eonlenaee 0011test. Dlckena Kelly alternated as No. 1 rtght Mid ltJard ~via Branch 1Jtd end. . eenier Dave' lteda both will be Wl.kteatl ... Dl... Prep ready f« ·tht pme liter injuries.'-· ·Northwestern'• Ara Pal'leghlan WfSCOPaill Coaeb Milt. Bruhn andthel 11 ~~~~·· ~~~thEIIothiott ~arned promoted Roger PIDath to No. 1 r c-... Buuut . e er • P ayleft tickle aDd moved Jim Jax er"8. Parseghlan aaid the Wildcats to right tackle. Bruhn worked the wi~. have to do~ backl!l Mike Badl'"en on oullklt aDd line de. Taliaferro 1nd J1m Warren If •J........., beat the Illinl. Par· ......,. '""'~"" to ~an alao ~ave apecial atten.. A ) Whl c J J T t anta ps 0 one S 0 Win Little World Series -n.. 1 ::::. ~.~~~::. ~=k C~~:al~ .w..... a-:ru:w::· .. to throttle. Nmliwestem'a reeord·Bet· Una quarterback Tom Meyera' tbrow~g. EUlott •lao drftled h11 · own throwers, T~llaf~ ailcf Ron Ferp. , · IoWa'• off~ • minded Jerry Bur111 ~id he did not plan to chllnge h1a defense - which beJel Oregon Sial<> ICO'"Iell u.tll tiro last few IICOI'Ids - to meet the Southern Cal attack. Burn!l ran hla first team on defense againat TrGjaft play•. ble, IC!OI'IIIJ with lea than a min- LOUISVR.LE:, Ky. (UPI) In the JnternaUunal Leaaut plaf'· ute to pl.i1 t.o edg1 Ftodlly, 1~. eome-from-behind Atlanta Crack- off1. driViDI • 1-:d- for thl acore. era carried home the Junior 'World A crowd of oqiy ~.IDI .W~I on Tbo •ovo <I ond top1e11 Series .Cup todoy, de- hond In litO domp lltodlum •U the filled to bothlr IOJQe of the oth- notint their 1uprema<'y nl Triple IL repretelitaUve woil the ieqUI't ., top teama however. Mighty A baseball Jn their fint teuon 2001 Utlt apinlt M fGr the Amtr· Mkldletown which utually aave11 on the top rung of minor league lean Auociatim. ·• 118 ~ for the lto-U play. I, Conlr<JIIed pildtlng by Ray So· court lll'lashed Newark 51-14 • decld in the fint Jame or the and 'Cinetnnati Ropr , Bam~ The lnterna~al League play- twiD blU and by Frank Fanok in rol*l tl-14 ever Cincinnati Wa1· off championJ, manalled by for· the .JeCODd gave Atlanta the _. · mer st. Louis catcher Joe Schuhl, tea Yk!tory. 0 Hill•. Detplt:t the lopsided lleOI'e MkJ. downed LouhtvUie, 2 • 1, I • I, In Fanot aoored the. Cracken' • ;;;;;Oi..~...;;;;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;"'l dl«owa nmp,ed ill fow1h Ptace, identieal Jamn for the title. rieJ·WlrmlnJ I\1,11 off the Colonel•' Tw..lurMr llet:trlt Ond .... _._ dnpped ,_, . Ationta had eonae Into 1\iesdey Connie Grob l'a the filth innillg. HOT PLATE flllh ., Jirit. l;oD<Iuatr \ HJ ~ght'J doubleheader ua!Ung . ~ He bloolecl o bit "' deep """""' jllmpod a .ulta.piHo Ue to P"""' Ia t , ltooa, loot <MICOlld Ill, 0 {IOI,t!ld 6. 95 - . II.95 ftfth ,...; oa ~ of a ""II l.cq,1 offidat. ukl a doublt-: baD, went m to thlrd On a field· 'llntte lurner ___ .. 2.69, fMlP . CMr M 6Jcl. header had been required only er'1 choke and ll'OI'ed CNl outfield· 2·1utner Ous...,, 2·95• 4•50 ll._ Jllowo 11 JPinla ooco beloreln ·the early • - to er Doug CIOIINil'l Jly to left field• . .. . . till rovoDijlOII top oellle tho 11110, , Atlanu ohorta1np Doeyl Robert· Tllll• T., _.......... Ul 10 ,..... W'.,.._ Harclng iJ.O.II l 1 'l'be q'aekfrl 1howad the 11me 1011 provided the wllmlq run in Tw.lurntr ta·. ...,.,., Lora• Admira) Jlinc ! tt~mi~ apl~ the-American ,b. tbe fir•~ pme, whiD he chve a 8" Hot 'late --- ··--- 1•79 ~4-0i Ja -~. To:.do, CIDVal ~iltioo champiOn Colonels that 1towerbiJ homer over the left field . Pickens H•rclw1re , . ., In ninlii ond steubenville Jliey hod demonllroted eorllor ocorehaard .,.lth IIIo """'empty I MAION,'W. VA. ltfJ Ia IAIIII. 'llit lui - ..-.. .....,, Tonioto 1111<1 not-illo 1a IIIo oevllltli. Gov"""''' 1 ·BOLD BEAUTIFUL CHANGE IN BUICK ' Bold. beaullfu{.Bu/cff LeSabre •• , features Advanced Thrust engtneen'ng lor greater road sta._bllity. f!tltfer ffOtJr. Chofcs of 3 t•nsmitiion$, in,'cludiiJg _Option'al TiJrbine Drive.• finned aluminum front brek.tts (world's oaffPJ.) • •aptianalal fNit,. cOAl, BLAETTNAR AUTO CO., SOO E. Main St., Pomeroy· . ,0. . ' \ ' �~-- ·- . ·--·-- --- ·- . ~ .............. ..... . - .. ~ • \Gmununity Concerts ·Assn. Ope~ive J~ ... Rally f)qy/s Observed .WeeK Of Oct. 8-13 For '62-63 Membership' In Syracuse ' Sauer Is Made ~~~ntme~, ~"" -"'Y:!fldd~·~rt..';~~-0£!~.3,·}!ez , Chairman 01 E/' b T I d· Elder Placem,ent w:::hyetta:r: Ebfsechapter Th Ses k> f th . 5 _n ° e Middleport Election of officers was hPid Simpson ; Treuurer Ha rbara e 1 8 Altar Soelet:y Held Surprue Party ~~~~eph'~a~~~~ ~~~~ 01 of u·. Mason held a surpnse fare· well party tor Mrs. Jam e !I Diehl, Sr. , at her home on Sun-day evening. Mrs . Diehl , who recently sold her home, will Jesve for Wheeling soon where she will make her home with a sister, Mrs . Mary Jones. The group presented Mrs . Diehl with a millsal as a farewell gift. · Rush Krodel aa co-chairman ,.~rs. James Walker , Mrs. H. R. Rally Day was observed at . ror Point Pleasan~, have an- Thomas, Mrs. Jack Knight, Mrs. the Firs~ United Presbyterian F r t Umted Presby~erlan j night when Racine Bush: Trustee, Cora Webb. noullCtd the followmg team cap- C;•R. McGinnis, Mrs. Howard I. church Jn Syracuse, Sunday Church met Monda~ evenmg at OES, met at tho! CommunicatioRJ '!"ere read tains and workers : Neal , Mrs. John S. Baker, Mrs . morni~g, Sept. 30th, duriRg the the church ~or Its regular with W. M . Gretta from various chapters to atGAU.IPOLIS _ Mrs. Gilbert I William P. Cherrington, Mr s. worshtp hour. The program flll· monthly meeting. The pa~r, and A. P . Alfred tend Friends' night. The chap. B. Bush, Mrs. Richard Carde1 Sally Moshier , MiS! Catherine nounced by John Lisle, opened Rev. Howard Ruppelt, presid· presiding. te was draped for otto HensMrs. John L. Evans, Mrs . Ralph Hayward, Mrs. Eugene Ply- with a congregational hymn, foled over the meeting. Elected were : Worth Mat- ley by Jane Hill and Bernlct Bennett, Mrs. R. A. Howe , Mr . male, ~rs. Opie MS:rcum, Mrs. lowed by ~rayer by Mrs. A. H. Harold Sauer was •: j p~;~ :EIIzabeth Toney ; Worthy 1Carpenter, and a short memLawrence. Huber ; Mrs. Robert •. ·Ed,wan Stewart, Mrs . How- Durst. Scrtpture Psalm 19 was elder placement chairman 'n Alfred Toney ; Assoct- orial was held . Dennison, Mrs. Eldon Wuerch, Samples, Mr.fl. Hughey read by Mrs. Thomas Clark. the World Wide Commwtion SerMatron, Mary Lou Jhle ; As- The Worthy Matron asked Mrs. L. E . Weaver, Mrs. Glen Mrs. Joe Fenderbosch. Prayer and sermon was given vice to be held at the 10:30 worPatron , John fhle ; Con· that cards be sent to Minerva Hueholt, Mrs. Charles Archbold , Mrs. James Saxton, Mrs. Bette by the Rev. Howard Ruppelt. Attending were Mr~. Jack ship service this Sunday morn· Letha Morris ; Asso-- Wllllamson, Bertha Sayre an li Mrs. H. C. Golway, Mrs. WilMrs . James Betz, M r ~. Rail Da ms were read Fr~y • Mrs . ~ Baldwm, Mrs. jng_ Conductress, Mary Lew Helen Johnson who were rt· liam Janes , Mrs . Robert M. Kenneth Rem ita, Mrs. James ; Ay ~ Ehzabeth Chts!er, Mrs. Clara Secretary, G ret t a ported ill. , Richards, Mrs . Warren . Stanton , Mr:s . John Groth, by M s. rth S_ylvester anc:I IRoush ,_ Mrs. Nora Young, Mrs. A ~ntributJon_ was made Committees were appointe«~; -- - - Jr., Mrs. A. Kimball Suiter Mrs. ~nald Cottnll. An organ Emma Ryan , Mrs. Ruth Ryan , the Gideon Soc~ety and daughter of Dr. and for Friends' Nlgbt wlrlch ll to HELD MEETING Mrs. lsQm Walker, Mrs. L. R.: and plano duet w~s gtven bdy Mrs. Sarah Tedesco, Mrs. Shir· to have t~e Rev. Ll~ster Gerald Losier (Rhea Kel- be hekl Monday Oct. 8th. F -d J Mr5 Do ld M Rob - Eleanor Ka~ Schnetd~r an ley Kay, Mrs. Mary Nagle , Mrs. of Cambrtdge as a NEW HAVEN - The MJ'IIe•, p 18. ".0 solos in the playroom The secretary40 reported 1·0 8rnn', Mr·.·, ,, Lo·,., aa · · M•• . Pamela1 SylVester. ed b Pat Lo Katherine McGowan, Mrs . Rus-- speaker on Encouruement ""'0 afellbrain roncussion. Sheand is approximately membersthat of Ha~en Woman's .club, ~usher , Jr. were P,_ay y ~!Cia o-- se~l Barton and daughter, Judy, Commitment Sunday patient at Somerset Hospital the ~hapter attended church !heir annual Prestdent s j d?n ~n4 _R~se An.~ ~tsle . The M1ss Fredericka Schwarz, and made . Named to auist. ;h~ ;1~:~~~· N. J., Where she is services Sunday. After the bustion and Tea on September - Mrs. Zelma gtrls choir sang Gt~~ of You Brenda Nollage. were Charles Peoples, -~ but will be confined lness session refreshmente at 8 p.m. -Bt the home of Mrs. Clyde A. Dale. Best To .The ~a~~e~ . The Brown, ~- H. Grate, Miss R. G. Greene . Mrs. Paul -- Miss Evelyn Boys dxur sang Jesus Is AIErltwine, Miss Susan p a for at two more weeks. were served by Beulah St.obart. Powell entertained . the ,Miss Mabel Cooli.J. w~ys 'i)'@r~-:· . . BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mrs. James Harley Pind Her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Barbara Bulb, Clara Adami '"" Kelton, were caUed there. and Cora Webb. quet chairman , at the l:.afayette bers and gli@Sts with piano - Mrs. ra rjck ' ~ ~~ 'ftal .closed with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loch· Sauer. Hotel in Ga11ipolis on October sic. Mrs . Eugene ~ester ~hatY , Mrs . James O'Brien, a congregat iOnal hymn follow- ary of Euclid are announcing · b at 6:30p.m. All ofFicers cap- several vocal selections ~111! Marie Blchman. Mrs. ed by prayer by the Rev How- the birth of a daughter Margar· Plans. for the nominations tains and other workers a're in-- panied by Mrs . Powell on t h Theodore Reed, .Jr., Miss Lin- ard Ruppe'lt A,tta... o~ance 'at the let Elizabeth on W.sday new officers for tlle boards . ' · d K' kl d · ""~'lfol ' • de.Bcons and deaconesses v1tedM . .h . f G _. plarm.. •Ml;D~~p(m Sunday School servi~es was 51 ~ptember 26. Gra~parents are tees and the session we~e rs. Kett Sutter o a1hpo. Servmg coffee and tea at T - Mrs • .Ced- with cojlection -of' $13,19. r . and Mrs . F1rt1ck Lochary n b the ou · lis. general chairman of the table were Mrs. Paul rick Clark, Mrs. Robert Coats . · and Mr . and Mrs. Leo Story all lgu Y · gr p. IKi•Mo.Pt.Y ONIIDA. membership drive . with Mrs. and Mrs. F loyd Carma ck. Mrs Edward R. Johnson. or Pumeroy. C. D. Henry of ··- - Guests attending were Mrs . POINT PLEASANT - Mrs. Troo'p 221 Scouts Amesv ille is a great-grandfath- t GRANDDAUGHTER HURT Sptclal Thermo-Pfy lotion cannot 9bsorb William Russell. Mrs . Eugene Ralph Crump, Mrs. James M•t At Cottage er . The Locharys also have a Word has been received moi•ture_. seals' out cOld, Hest ~r, Mrs . Hilda Ridgway, McComb, Mrs. William A. son , Robert. that Joan Marie Losler, sealt. In warnith. full Mrs. James Cunningham, Mrs. J. W. Flowers, Mrs. Middleport Girl Scout Troop length cushion insole and ident of the New Haven Junior liarr, Cruickshanks , Mrs . 221 me~ Monday evening at feh Mid-sole for walking Wuman 's Club . Meml>en. at- Farley, Mrs. i at the Sunshine Cottage for comfort. Sprlng steel .honk tending were Mrs . Ken . •rchie H~nry, Miss : Debbie odds tupport, prot~Ktio!1. Mrs. Robert Herndon, Mrs. .Mrs. T.. ·J: Rose, Mrs; presided Popular · 12 1nch height. liam Clift . Mrs. Chester 0 . Francis , Mrs. I. G. business meeting . Rugged, ground-grip~ bell , Mrs . Kermit Ford, Mrs . Mrs. J . L. Wiggins, Miss Mrs . ~orge Hackett, pin; sole ancl heel. A A numbf>r or young men t>n- Phil Batey . Mrs. Tom Jordon , Mrs . Fred P . SchroedMrs. Wlllla.m Grueser, li sted in ttiP Regular Army Mrs. Karl Wiles, Mrs. M 8 r er, Mrs. Neal Baker, Mrs. H. met with the troop . through the Recruiting Station ward, Mrs . Paul F. Hatch, Mr . C. L. i-lead . their work on in Gallipolis during Seplemht'r. Jack Welch . Mrs . Edwin MASON & NEW HAVEN -· rank and chose You can ehoose a Keepsake Mrs. Jess Abel , Ml':'J. J ac Nolan Swackhammer, Mrs . category. Their n ex They Wf're : Diamond Ring with eom~ O!lcar l...et' Rnbhins, son of Flesher, Mrs. John Reichert, Mrs. C. meeting will be next Monday plete confidence, for the Mdrs . Ollie L. Blhake u~,.~~urn - Mrs . Donald Hartley arid Mrs. R at 7 at the Cottage. famouA Keepsake guarantee gives written proof of a Sl e, W. Va · w o res tun~ at Charles Dodd Mrs. Robert ·. perfect center diamonc;l, or 19~ Beech _ 3t., Middleport , tis, and Mrs .' Billy Ray Ward·. replacement auured. . pnor to enhstmt>nt . LUTHERAN CHURCH MEN Tomothy Rohert Little . W'! n The Lutheran Church Men A. BElfAST $3~0.00 or Mrs. Phylls F'ra1.ier of .Rt. 2, 1St. Paul's Church met on Thurs'tJI• • } '"' ,, "' "' .. Membership In thE Trf-Couf'l tc>mmunity Qmcert As.<:.O<"t?!~t • ..,,.,.., , spn.-,.-')ro; nr n •.-v i"s mus_lcal productions . ~y t -rfn~ art1sts. rna~ be obtamC 1 tht! wetk of October 8-13. · H . 0. F'r.ancis._ association rr· •. de~t. sa 1d rf'sldents or G.al· 1 ·, :M_!!t_gs, and Mason counh~ tre th~tble as members. Admtttartr; to the conC'erts is by me~.bership card only. Cards will bE' available only during tht ~eek noted above. B)ton Bray. representative of Communil)' Cone€rts , Inc., from New York will be on hand all week to assist at headquarters located in the Lafayette Hotel.Gallipolis. and to speak at school!.. clul>s . and 00 radio anti TV about the concert art ists available. A kick-off banquet is planned by Mrs . C. R. Md~innis. ban-- !. »r I TajlOrT. . - Pen Rushing Lea~ News, Events FromBrowa NEW COAT FASHIONS ARRIVING THIS WEEKI 0 ramed 5tt Owfltw AII-WNI•• CHit .Phillips Sisters Style Shop ° 1 I Bucks,Bama Favored To Win Saturd~yl Ball-Band Insulated Boot Many Enlistees To Begin Army · i 7-Rib End or ... •. . ~. ~rr· 1"' We Hove Speci1l Prices On ··~ ·,• B. ALIE ...·• $1110.00 ' '' ' Stop In Soon A11d Check Our Pr!ces GROVER'S STUDIO WY 2 • 2475 . TOILET TISSUE w5:a - POMEROY II" .. - 4 33c Roll Pock • Here's 'What the other '63'1 willa tbeylooked like. . lBi89c A&P INSTANT COFEEE w -~~ 79c . ...... ~~~o_ SHARP CHEESE ~~i:~~ --~- lb: S9c CHEF BOYARDEE PIZZA w~1~1SE ~~ 4Sc SlicedHam?ii~·· PANCAKE MIX ~~~TMA 2.::~ 37c c ll FRESHLIKE CORN ~~~~~L 4~ 69c fRES'HLIKE. PEAS · 4~= 79c . 2l5!\oOL49c CHILl CON CARNE TREEJ. JUMBO I " " " "' · " lb. Box ST~l!S$ • .i i'tl - Smoked Cociked Center Cut . ' ' '"' "'._... I' ' SUPER RIGHT _ ore tllo, new not>pliql' ••latloa srm are aiJo ot tllo eontael oile wtlllnc to dooale may aliB 11l MEET 'lbo Pomeroy Bend Citizen I llodlo club wUI meet Todaj-Wlde·Traek Pontiac '63 tllo """""" word llro hou,. at ?;:Ml p. MAYON-AISfi~~N~Aae'··; ' .,,......... II, ........... - I .... - .... - .. frllloJ ""'"' IDIII ....... I I aaa I, 18 ..ab ...._ ..._ _ . tvll P•• ] Allll we I . . . . . . . . .. ._.., ... ,..... '"* ...-.11 cu tsr·w..,.._ -- fta,..• a v1ta ,....Tiut1. -· - • I ~ HaMfl'....sm. - . . , . . Willi, . . . , . . . ~ . . II i' - •••, •••• - ....., ............ ..., I rulll•• 11- """' A_.. - •- - •••ol • . . 1 ., • • ,. • t "' • . ' ,,,, ~ « . " • \ • • ' :. .~LAEUNAR 600 E. Main street ' • ' 1*••'*• _..- KETCHUP ... ~ - .... wall, ~~ (.. lllciG- . wttl, ~~ ... POl Of!LY : • ~=~ S9c PltiiiStaiilpsWIIII PAGE ·R... or Krunchy Peanut Buffer ~ S9c .· •· JANIPARKiR NBC Du. MEDIUM GIIJ.DE Pnmlum - lkL pkf. ~> .Witho.CHEESE 42.... pk.. ' I AUTO COMPANY PolllelOy, 0 · ·. ·. · Incl.... KRAFT DINNER .• ' PUMPKIN'· Pif , , 1 - 14 oz. RIPlEY WVPI'IIIIt Pr F'n· Fed.Ta ., . ,. SUNNYaROOK , . " '· IE~~ CAR THAT'S IIIVIH..NlCEft'!NIAN THE '82 PONTIAC AT YOUII LOAL AUTHOiiJZED PONTIAC D!ALER S . ~DA:Y <' '~ ., ~·-~, E J ,_ . . . 8 -*SIU 3~·49c . ' Dlll'llll, Fnah 49c !~!~~~ ~~~sps · .~ ~~~r$1.0 ' I t t C fl .PINTO ~EAN.~•~ :·; .. ~·, 4~ 39c Getns25anEXTRAoPlaid ee Stamps WJth c k 31 EGGS . "A"._._-~-s1c. rae.. ,ers' • 4fC M . acarom ,C.$:. , MOTHER'S -OATS~::~-__,_ 43c Jelly Roll ·~:;.:m::.::~~... 39c 1 RAINCOAT - . FREI CHOC,~~· Tf. ~CHERRIES·~=i~J~ ~· ~. :.: 49c···.-Gef$0 ;.•. ·,. "' , · . . , . ;. . , ,.ANN V- Mrs. lfol'mllo,' .,11\'IIY!and, :1#12, ' Mrs. Ptrl'f .Mlteb UIU or Mn. Carl MlltoJ:, Hill ,for _plpt.up ........ . . •. , Boys' Yellol!ll .. cono With You111 men who wish to know wbere · they are enlist<!d ilhould contact M·Sgt. Kennelll 0. Judd. lo<:al Army Re-t rutL('r . ... F Specl1l Oe1l Pack ldlool. .... :1"-~·~!Wt . ~- ••• ~. ol the lnlm t 1. m. to tllo Ylalt. ~ IIIII,..-- a. I, ;f;,ii~ ~ • . ll'sm· '' I • ELBOW . MACiRONI::.~ . m . AD members 1re ur11ed • -1~ ·~~·. ~ 1'-J- --- Larry DnuJ~; la!l Stover, !On nf Mrs. Inez Clt'vel!md of Palmer, Texas. l.nrr y resided a: Crown City and gradualed from Fllrland Hiyh l..arry enlh1Wd ror Airborne training and will attend the paratrooper !K'hool after ba.lc .md leaderahlp 'J'omeroy,' 'rhuroday, Rib Half lb. ance. Bend Center Cut Chops Whole Loin C~Ji!te lttl.e of ·lnlulited Boot. For M:en - R~ Include• Ball Band and Hood. Luther Jnaulattd 1tr Stu Brand. PRICID PROM SIU5 TO $1UI E!3 Senior Pictures • .. • ....... HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS C~eshire. Littl.e graduated from duy evening [or a dlnne 1 meetMiddleport Htgh and Will Je inl! at the church. Rev . Richtmineci in ihe Engineers. ard Wright of the Mason MethTommy Keith . r..uf'ss, so~ of odist Church, gave a very Jnterr.ir. and Mrs. Wtllta m H. (,t~e s:; esting talk on the History of the o..f 934 .Walnut Sl., N~lsonv dle ·Melhodlst Church. Thosr: atGt..css _Js a graduate of Nelson- tend ing were R·obert Johnston ville .High a~? ~ill ~ tra ined Joseph Paugh, Carroll Adam!!: 1 for ~o mmumc atJOn Center Op- Jt .. Jimmy Fry , ,John I'' r y, er at Jon . James Layne: Harry Layne , 1 l"rn nk C. Pe trie Jr .. son of Hev Jack Welch, and LawMr . and Mrs. Frank Petrie Sr. I ence Parsons. Durlnb the busof lllo Gra~de. Frank ~radu&t· ines:!l meetln& the group voted ed from R10 Grande Ht~h and t.o purchase .-al!lng for the fronl atten~cd Rio Grande Colle~e . : church steps tiKI ~ re-finish t~e He wilt aJtend Per!;Onnt!l Admtn-- front docln ... ·• j ~ ration srhool at Ft. Benjamin , - - - --·- - - - --'-¥.-.: ~rrison, Ind. after his Basic Tmining Hl l''ort Kno:~. .h)hn Calvin Siders, !On Mr. and Mrs . IAslle Siders ~ 1· H .. I. Chf'o;hirt.· . .l ohn ·-, rmluat tr from Kyger Creek High and enlisted for trainlnl( In En"i•• 1 neers. Ca rl Randall Arn " ll. ~n n 1•t Mrs Sybil Arneu of 2009 Ma41w n Ave ., Point Plf'WWIII. ~ '. trl will be tralntod in AutomnlivtMaint.enance . Raymond Glen lluuldren , S()n of Mrs. Madue lla:llldren of ;-,77 &m Valley Drive, Gallipolis ' liauldren wlll be trained In Field Communication!. William llouglas Wolfe, son · or Mrs . Mar(iilaret .:J . WoUe or 2014 Chathall1 St , r.alllpolir•. Wolft gradua tt'd rmm nama Academ y HIA:h , 19!\8. and wtll be trained 111 lt•lt>phone rl.'palr . Hnrolcl Everett ~mith . !lOll •1f Mr. 11nd Mrs Au(Jra Smtih of 510 Hurnett Road , Kanauga , Harold llraduatt>d frum (jnll 1a Ac1demy. 1%8, and will ~ trained ln Aut.omoth·e Malntf'n· Loin End c Course Studies I ' Court St. . • ' ,.• j FurniiU~, o:. freel -·Freel·~~ · ·Gtldtn B119k Encyclop•t. of , , · 14ez. K~TC U'ft, RIPLIY ·. .With. ...... . H .r ••""o. tbll • ~n and your pll1'cliase Natural Science of $7.50 or more~. Ejtcludll!(• Items .r,rohJIJlted by State Law. Coupoil good.. n)dldcllepilrt-Fom~roy: Valldat A&R ., lhru Oct. ~. . '. VoluMe .· -~·-- 5 01 sale At Your' 4&P Tills WAll I ', \ :~- ~ - ' ·> .•. ~.. ..\-· ....... '": ;,c ';";, ·,·-ic;'"• . -, �• Mrs. Waugh or Hospital News WANT ADS . 4 ('fnl s pPt word, one insertion Mmim um ch..tr~~-t!O cents. 6 cents per word for thret co nsec utive inaertions. Speaal - one month for 30 cents per word. FuU rate of 4 cenu per word will be cbaraed for advertising if not paid wltbin 10 days after receivin& bill. Errors in A.dvt'rtlaine-should be reportt'd immediately. The Daily St'ntint'l will not be responsible for more than one inrorrert in.serhon . Card of Thanks and SpE"<'ial Notict'l of EYenu, $1.25, for 50 word minimum. Each additional word, lc. ObHuaries publiahed .. t 1 cent per word . ! 1 D~Y WORDS ""' " ""' 20 25 7!1c 3 DAYS 90e $L20 $1 .35 $4.00 $1.80 :t'"' flfl $1 .50 $2.25 6 DAY£ Athens Pc1ice T.\ K!':S JC'ORF.~ HI1'Clt TV .JN REVIEW Chesapeake Dies Sunday fOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULT5 RATES • ' • cwou~=~= ............u•;~;....•'""•~·~--~~¥.1~~~~-••••~•~••=..~ SHARP USED CARS •har • 1 m 1,,.. ,.v~-am. . _.,~ B ~-- · desl from HOllywood tion coQcern~ un~.~ s ~ moviel, divorcees are . hilal'ious ~nother man s woman. Leslie As 6 ~ • 6000 Mile M~n - wom11u , ' f lfHI~. Slul hiJh 1102 00 I Wol!ol!k . 1-'tPPIIUtOT)' lr.. ln· tn1 un111 appn lnt .-d. 1'houun!l• of j ol11 npPn . E• J><•r· i ~ ll~ll \UUlJI.~ lin · n ~M! Ui f } F'R!l. ~: lnln r m•llnn <>·::'•• ::•:••:; II rml•rll~~ . tl!'']ll l r<•m~nl • Wrllo!! 'I"! I ' I IYinl nlnll" . ~ <ldr~ · • · rnd phn n•· ,I N>ln S., n ·l•·• · llo >' 81111 I I. 'I'll• II ... ntln rl, 1-'o m"'r,., ,., n ONLY $299· 00 FRIDAY & SATURDAY Refreshments Will Be Served 9 to 9 Friday &Saturday Metropolitan Motors ) At ( 11le curtain's ' ._,,.,,: F'a u .. , , t C" J • ~ lt•a ll L,.,,. ,., I~IH . lin . u ll ljOO tl llt,•• ttinj . II . . ., Y ~ FORD F600 DUMP TRK. ""' FORD F6GO DUMP TRK. lp, Trtn5. 2 Sp. Axle ,1291 '51 CHIVROLIT 2 TON C&C. 6 Cyl. 4 Sp. Trtns. 2 "'"" Axle. ---- - '"' '51 fORD F150 C&C 6 CYL. 14 TON - -- ---- --- $1091 '57 CHIVROLIT 2 TON C&C. ~ ltod. Trons. 2 1,_ Axle. ~ - --- --- -- ---- $7ft '57 FORD F600 C&C 4 Sp. Tr&M. 2 Come see ,._an-new""""';" whhCUrved. 1lan 1ldo windows-IMW bucket scala with· console (optionai)-IMW Twin-Stick Floor Shin. (Optianai)-MWlifelime lubrication o( IUinsmission and rear axle-.-.w. more-thorouah rustprooftnJ.... Ceramic-Armored exhaust system and many, many more new R•mbler-quality featu~ · s,. Ar:lt. "" '57 GMC DUMP TRI(. 4 S,. Trans. 2 Sp. A•l•. $12tS ,55 G"'C DUMP TRK. 4 SPlo T...n.. 2 Sp. A~de. • f119S 12 FT. FURNITURI VAN IODY - - --' --- t291 KEITH GOBLE '.... INC. MEIROPOLITA-N MOTORS. See them now a( ~. I \ VOLUME WY 2-3870 WY 24421 Clll',bcuat&l'tH~Nn AT • • '. ' ' • IN POMEROY • •."":..J 6:35 Country Jamboree U.l Melga County 1111> 7:00 New• 7:05 Breakfalt Party 7:30 Van Patrick Sporta Show 7: 3S Plcke111 Hardware ~how a, oo_ Raillo Pymnat . .. the moon 12. ACtrell of South Heu l•la.nd 22. Ald 23. Coffee epote 24. Pual -rr ex- 6. ThOMe billon&"IJ\1 Terry 18. EIJ'&ZUlan lD . Footed 'f. ACLAII - A."""' M.unaon I . Proteetlnc tradHJ · ze. U . Realtor' I •Icn, v .... Al8&rll For:!11. A.aim&l aUkworm waiL ,16. Exelama. 1'MMr41..,'• "--•• chlll'lge lo \Ill macaw 1.'· 1 . 1t i.e {~- t1.!4ne or junctuN onmp 30. N(lt !II. ChJ.fte.e dynuty true tlon 11· F~ ll. .Bloakut #1. Roman 39. Sphere We~~t EM, 16. Handl.. for r•rmentt 40. Brown London rud-rt 31. Eradicate , ldwi 20. Mim1c 21. Trouble .%2'. God 0! ,.... 2J aumor . ..noc~ ~•.o• _.ert: 11, 21 .. 28 ·. BoiSa.Uor. ora 28. :Muachucape 80. Com-fWed fried: oalce •tt• 14. Ntut&r '·..,~· . _. , • t:: 9: 05 Coffee With Janet 6:00 Travella' Time . &:SO New1 10:00 Newa ..~ . ' ;10:06 Ministerial Aasoctatlon 10,20 Mornlnl Interlude 10:30 New1 ·~ 10,35 Mornlnl lntorlude ' .. ' .. . .,'l ' . •,.,ilfr "" ~' .. ' 9'!5.- ~Wer~ 7:0Q. Newt -~ . 10,15 1!lil1 School F""'b<ill u,os SWap Sloqp · II: 15 Today Wltb God IHIO 11:30 II,,. !J:OO 12:15 a,,. 1:00 1:05 Platter Party ·" Tow~ IU5 WDI'Id· Neirs .. 11:55 Ma,..u.eo'untY .NeW. 12:00 Cotmn!mlty . Newf · · 11:00 New• > (exctpt Frf. Churcli.llells JORK Bulat Show I''·" New• •• IUO Tall<' olllie 7:30 Newt UO . ToWI1 ' 10:55 World New' . 7:05 Breakfast Pari). Time Top Ton Sl1ow NPI Top TOll Show ' NOOD ftepH1 Music tqterlu'«i:. ,r-·· ~· Rev. Merllo Teeto • New1 ' " SIT "1 , 12l~~>, .Local News 12!!0 OhiO News 4:05 Platter Party 1:30 Ne.,. <•15 Plat"' Parly 1:35 Muatc JUit J'or Y~ 2:00 N.,.. ,,os Rev. Rotcoe Thorn-Wed. t:06 MUiie 1JUit For You 2:30 New1 us Mullc JUOI !'or You S:OO Newt • ., 2: 55 ,Beat · 1f9ee ~:00 d"(&Y 3:55"f!ewo Beat · Uo :DPcioi will! Does 4: 30 'ftttei'change ' 5:00 COmmunity Ne"' a,oo, Worljl& Natio•afNe~• ! : 15 Spolltiht on' Sporto 5:30 DlMer Mu1tcale· I:U .Siiil Off '. ,,· . J"• "~· DI,CK 'fAACY " ,~~--"'mll ..:. · i' ~- 4:30 New1 1:00 Newt 5:05 Pial"' Porly . ""' am Storioo Sporto llepor! 5:85 Platter ~·party ·:. t:OO Newt 6'05 Travelln' ·?;i~ ' I· · ' 6:30 New1 ,,,. Vail Pa~ilijlliclo-lbo;i' Ul - 0:4< SlgD 011 . .I ' • s,os Platt.- Party SIT 12:25 News 0 Gr,a m.t 11:55 Upper Room 11:58 Dow Jones Ayeragea u,oo Noon &port 1'" Ohlilstato Untv. FootbaU .12:15 Music Jllit For Yw 3:30 Newa 12:1.5 Goeatlen Gue.t Star- Fri. 3:3S Pl~~er Party 12:80 Music Just For YO\I 4:00 Nen 1:00 NeWt ' 1:06 Music J"Jst For You SIT·· SIT··SIT 1H5 Markel> 12:20 Lifeguard Bufieun Boal'll :&."" of 'Bleoslng 10'00 Maoon. County New• 10:11& Talk of Ute ~ 9NIE BU!HMILLEI NANCY 12' 30 Aui£ullure Agent 1 , , !2:~1,.Cl>I!JlJfY"lio ilotm<o 1: 55 Newa Beat 2c00 Country, CJo ~nd. M5 Community Newt 9:00 Lalchslrlni 9,30 Public Ser~l~ 5,35 RFD 1o:as Hymn u:•o Ohio ~uon Au<L 11,00 IJvHIGck MarUI &port I . 1:11'' iltl.lla\"<!ii'io!E"' . 6:30 Newa 9:30 New• . UO World New1, , 6:20 RFD 9:35· COffee WJtb JanM g: 45. aetty .Newtoo Sbow ..,,. . lt);i~,.t;~~~ 4!55 Bill Stern's1 Sportl Report WJEH Radio Prouams Monday Tbr..gb Frld~y 5:00 Platter Party ' 5:00 Karr VanZandt ShoW FrL 7,00 Sign On; Musical Clock 5: l5 Platter P1rty 7'45 The Lifeline 1:30 News 8:00 Ohio Valley New• 5,35 Platter Party 8' OS Sporlo Today e,os Faith For Today 1 1 WJE.H RADIO ' "e:35 Van Patrick Show 8:30. t;Jeu 6'4< SIIJI Off B : ~ Breakfaat Party . Sohlrdq 6cts Boker Furn. Shbw-Frlday 6:00 News 9:00 New11 '· . ... -~--------------------- 8:00 Breakfast Party · · ~ ..... TRUCKS '59 FORD F600 DUMP TRIC. 'I S Sp. Tnnt. 2 Sp. Axle ~~~ 6:30 . Newa 1-:40 Musical My:;terin 11:30 New• · ll:S5 Farm Bureau 5 Sp. Trtnl. 2 Sp. Axle ALLL SHOOK UP 3:9:5 Platter Party oi :OO NewS 4:05 Platter Party 4:30 Local News 7 : 50r 7: ~ NeWJ Report ,,, •.a 6:00 ~ews 6:00 Country Music Time 6:20 Farm &. World New• Monday Trhgough Frklay Power StNr1nt. - - $11ts '57 FORD FAIRLANI 500 4 Dr. Aute. TranL Rldl• and Heater. ----- --- Mt5 '57 FORD FAIRLANI 500 4 Dr. Auto. Trani. Radl• and Heeter. -------- $7tS '57 CHIVROLIT 210 4 DR. Auto. TrMt. Pewer ttee,.. in1 tnlll brtk.._ 4 new whitewall nylon tlret. title io. Pert.&ir!J.Q&' .... ~ .h ..<;. Conv't. Alltct. Tr.nt. R&H. Shnp, _________ __: _ $01. '57 LINCOLN 4 DR, CAPRI ~0. ... '., vt•. ......... . n: ····, , .,.. . ,. . WMPO RadioC:;; . .;,-: Auto. Trans. Rallllo tnd Hettar. 6 Cyl. ---- - - $691 '55 CHIVROLIT 150 2 DR. 6 Cyl. ---------- - - $595 '54 CHIVROLIT CONY. own. i . SpanJab 8AOIIIIpT •56 CHIVROLIT 210 2 DR. I 19. bltt Vl.P 2. Ptlllnr tor a tooth J . JI"OOt di~t 4. Sea bird 0. Raw white 1'.....,._ Hard Top. Auto. Tr~n.. R &H. Pow.r StHrlftt $1495 '59 FORO FAIRLANE Standard Trant. Radio and Heeter. e Cyl, ____ _ $1095 '59 FORD FAIRLANI 2 DR. Auto. Trant. R&H •• $1395 '51 FORD COUNTRY SID. 4 Dr. Aulq, Trant. R&H. Power S._rln• _. $1095 '51 FORD RITIIACT.liLI 2 Or. H.rrd Top. Tr1n1. R&H. Po..,. In• and lr1bt. __ $1291 '58 CHIVROLIT 4 DOOR Btl Air. Auto. Trtna. R• dl• and H.. ttr. ___ $1091 '57 FORD FAIRLANI 500 Stetlon · Wagon, Auto, Trant. R&H. ! . . . . • M.tJ ,.. AJreriM ereatw-e "''''"·I •59 PORD GALAXII: 2 DR. n~~>nRTUNITIES 5, NOnMnM by d1eter·• , t :: : : FORD COUNTRY SID. Auto. Trans. R&H, PoWer st.... tq & a,.k... $17tl '60 FORD FAIRLANI 4 Dll. I Cyl. Standlnl Tnns. R• d.. and Haatar. ___ $1495 '60 DODGI DART 4 DOOR. Auto. Trlnt. HHfv. $995 (19) ben - '"'""""'I •.a 17) INSTRUCTION u. 5.- CIVIL- SERVICE.... Tl!iTSI 18. Avuldt!d 1. Ahrnecl :r!do;" f"-" Hwcl Top, Radle & HHter. Power 8r1kos. ____ $11'1 ROOMS OF NEW FURNITURI DOWN' I.Pu\tht oa :~~·~~~S~l '62 FORD GALAXJI CONY. ---------- $2795 '62 FALCON 2 DOOR Hulor. -- ------ -- '1795 •.a BUICK LIIAIRI 4 DR. Autom•tl• Tr.ns. bello a H1ater. ---------- $1895 '60 FALCON 4 DOOR Auto. Tr~ns. lt&H - $1295 '60 MIRCURY 2 DOOR HOME MAD8 PIE. 15c, sc. Jack's Dairy Bar, 11ome DAILY CROSSWORD AVROSS · Anyway, "'The Lucy Show,'' as other of his efforts, pronoua "Private Property.· ;, :: =-khoh it is now called, is not as Doi.sy with any subject may be coln as "I Love Lucy"-:. D wbich if it is accompanied by art. lt7. Stail'way a television empire wall built- was merely tawdry. ll may be '!&, ~u!i.w but It Is pretty much the aame a hit. m.trument. itult'. Personally - despite the n .Prop~ great clowninS ability and gusto The Clwuaei .Swlm: t2, Cook meat of Ml!!f Ball - only duty could Saturday nigh~ ,movie Oct. 13 · jg a . force me to watcl1 the cute, "Thrt!t! Coins ~ the Fountai~". • . hokey pap that Is passed off by ABC-TV's "Ben Cqsey" Js No. 1 H. JIICible most or televlsiqn's domestic sit· in Tokyo ratings...Two DAJLl" cR~uOTE- Here'• bow llo work f!:: nation comedies, of whleh this is will pay 8bollt $660,000 .for • • .a'"C · just another, and very urdinary, TV's two-hour repeat ol ."Pelter I ~ ~ 11 example. It ill enough to give one Pan" with Mary Martin Feb. 9. one letter limply lltarull for IQOther. In thla ample A iC: U~llli : second thoughts about duty. Tbe Broadway musical IDr the three L'e. X tor the two O'a, ete. SJn&le letter~, ·~ Millions, of course, will love Joey'' will be ' mai:le Into a tropht•. the lenJUt Nld formation or the wor41 art r ' • l! lnt&. "The Lucy Show." They will love minute video special &IQ •r U.. code ktten IU'e lilft•rent. Monday riigbt's story in whic-h 'garet signed for it, and .& ~ q.oaaU.. Miss &all doesn't wpnt bet- Lawrence may do the title daughter to lmow ahe waited up Merle Oberon appears oo X U' U ~ M 0 • 'l" LB YKT T I lC. V V0 for the girl to· return from a date TV's "Here's Hollywood"· Od. X ·u W II T LY 0 k '1',- M 8 J)'-ft v 1: T D L 'J' HIT -and sneakt out B ho~~ck d-~1r and Bette Davis on Oct. ··ii and i f C17Pieqaat.e1 TIDI ORBA'I" .PLJUBURI: IN bounces into second-story Win· Adam Oct. 12. LlJ'S 1& DQIMG WHAT PJXlPL.E BAY YOU CI.NNO'r DQ,. lOW PAYMENTS ' •~q· we all !mow bLit widowa IN sympe.thetie, and vens, .the pr~uce~, al!o, dea,lt that explaini the casting. ,, baustwely ':"1th th1s subJeCt m W•rr•nty ' ·, DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . Ocl. 3, 1962-11 By RICK DO BKOW dow from a trampoline. kOLLYWOOD (UPI J - As a But watching Mlu Ball "P'!nd l male, Jt is 1 little unnervinK to her vut talent and energy note that the iwo ht!ruines of week on televiSion, wlwn she LucUie Ball's new half-hour oom- longmo need» the money and i~ afy aerie!, which had Ita debut much more valuable on the stage Monday night, art! a widow and or in the movie1, is l:lll disc.iJn· divorcee. It seems to say quite a r.et1ing as if Richard Rodgers bit about the modern family man were to turn up u a reguta.r on -and woman. the Dick Clark Show. The chutacterizatlons are not an accidental or hit-und-miss ar-1 ABC-TV Monday night fair either. Loretbl Young, in her ,a new hour-long series, "St•>n••• l DeW aerie!, portray! 1 widow too. I Burke," 8bout a fellow who So dkJ Gertrude Berg last year going to be a _rodeo champ 1D a show that unfortunately don't nobody get Ill his way befailed. causP he's rough 11nd tough , you In Ml.u Ball's CHS-1'V return , bet. At ABC, they feel Stoney i11 produced by Des! Arnaz but 00 ,this year's "Ben Casey,': which longer cOililt.arr.ing him, the red- Is certainly thrilling information. haired comedienne playa th .. wid- 'J'h 1. " L.· 1 ow-with twa children. The 1u: e_ Jrst :zouuw was vJo en1. . ian V he 't mermlessly rommerclal, and Vtv VOl'Cee" ance, · r 1o • led h and .. " mer .,I Love Lucy" sidetCiek, whO pea Ato 1c eap , th ' •- • . L. ·-..,,. . tastes, arge par. e 1 MO. PHONE WY 2·2157 .P<>"·c-c:-:-::=-:-: - I' ' :.=.~D:;A;VY.,.-JON="'E'"S_ __:_,::.;.::_.::::::_::::__.~--:-'..:...-1--. , -. -,.. - ,-, ,-, -:.• ""' . - ,-;l;;:w::;L;:>:off:a:..,=:d&IWN;:u;t.ll;;;nt::.,.=:-- Allll AltiD SLATS. ·}if �• 'i I,,. ""\.- I 1!-flally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Oct. 3, 1962 Around ~nd About Middl ' eport ~· Keip Temple, fY!hlaa ton, made p1atts lor 1 joint l Tlte. hcllll!. Mrs. Cheoter Zerkle; chairman ol the wayo and means together with Fides Lod g committee, rtported on the sale \ Mrs. Blaine Walburn Kntghle o1 Pyllllas, when ol Cllrismtas Cords and an- H~lzer Hoapilal yesterday :met Tuesday evening at tbe oounced that a silent auction 1ing and was scheduled for 1 of P. Hall in Middleport f o will be held at the meeting next jor surgery today. their regular meeting. month. Each member is to brmg1 Mr. and Mrs. John Mra. Nathan Biggs, moot a gllt for the sale. were m BaltimOre, Ohio ceDent Chlef, was in ~harge It was reported th.at 45 sick the_past weekend to villlt the meeting and named Mrs. caDs had been made during the their son. and Carl Owen, Mrs. Myron Miller, month and ~at $75 had Mr. and Mrs. Roger Chancey. Mrs. Horace MtElhinny and spent for altruistic work Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mn. Ben NeutzJing as the the last meeting. 1and son, Phil of Columbus gram committee for the An invitation was read /tom weekend •guests of Mr. and whlclt will be held on the 29th Naomi Lodge, No. 55 of C. A. Emmish. ')'he o( this month. Named for the Inviting the temple to 8 ' , N&ncy is refreshments committee for and reception which the I She just that evening were Mn. PhUip hold 01'1 October 13 turned from Austria where M 1nha t Mr ~ te Ze kl 1ng Tho 'E Mills G 1had been studying. Mr. . a~ ~: No~ :lll:s. r e maaKn~bl of 'dh~a n 'Mrs. Bougher and Phil .Named 811 hostesses for the dinner wUll:ie lleld at the centlv ·returned from a .oirlMlethodult ~ mont.hs tr'tp in Europe. ~ November meellng ,cnurch, ven ruae Mrs · Vernon Weber Q:ie¥ Temple were Mrs. Miller The Wo ,. "ajven afid Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew. were won by Mrs. [ Monday at the High School. Chlkls and Mrs. William Refreshments w e r e • • R~organ~Satron Ia Application ' . I A ted Mainly About s ccep 'I By Membership . People In One applicant waa IIOOOpted lor Pomeroy ,. member"'-' wl1eo Theodorua Coun cll Daughters of Amer1ca met on Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Cooper Monday evening at the IOOF Hall. returned to their home, LinCarrie Membart, COUDcilor, pre- colD Road Monday evening, I}sided end opened the meeting in ter a visit in BrecksviUe, wdb rkualistic form. Ola Smith and their son and daughter-in-law, WYF Reprelented ~ll;ecreational ~·To~:i~sle, .41 Oak HiU Evenl period at the Jim Qoow Several members of the WYF WYF members "' the group Adulle accompanying I hI or the Syntcute First tlnlted were Rose Ann Liale, Patricia youth were Mra. Don Colterll!, PreSbyterlln Cburch were in London, Donna Pltelps, Keith Mrs. Herman London and Mn. Oak Hill lao! SUnday evening Lisle, Craig and Sharon Cotter- Roy Holmea. to attend a Youth Rally at the I ~~~;~~~;;;.~;;;.~:.;..;;;,;;;;;~.............., Presbyterian Churcb. II . Tranoportation WOll furnished by Mrs. Don Lisle. Mrs. Rot). ert Crow and Rev. Howard - - - - - - -- -- - ~CP[]@Offi[b $1,995 ) PO.WER! TONE! RADIO I i 1\l&ranteeing educational loans. -Offer a program lor branch I • .,._ Wll~r!lllU!ll . . i -Propol4! a program f(lJ' tech- . Probers Pick At Debris In Wak'e Of Blast FOR TEEN·AGERS . 88 Many Other Styles To Choose Fro!" Not All Sizes In All pr, 2 pair SS,OO Styles, But All s In This Group. $6.95 Men's •Big Boy's Shoes , More Wear . r Mllny 88 pr. Styles To Choose From NEW S1'VL.E TQ EXCnB 'ttQU~ NEW LUXUFIV TO CI!.Utai-IT I. s Values To $8.95 Rtre'~ tlw Jill'• mott tuteful eomhlnatlon of elepnce u.d JMiformanoe-OidiJDObllt for lHit Wide DtW choiot of udtina body •tyl•l StuntUnamt.riar dltaih't ~ft V-8 en!lln• wltla ap to 84.51l.p, There'• tvtn a new 1-IIOiidOD Ttlt-AWQ . ~ Wbeet, optlond at utra COil oa Ill full..tse model~. See ud dd.. . the !b'Je.. Jaadlooltel Qldamobllo-aow otfdlaplar at your loeal Oldamobilt Quallll Dooler'ol PLA,!D STAMPS EVERY PURCHASE VolTo "'" Slllpr. Slzd8To 12 ' MEN'S PENNEY LOAFERS PUU ON BOOTS .sz.aa ::e.r:;:..,$7.81 Sl11 4to 10 pr. Regular $4.99 Narrow, Medium Wide Sol• pr. Hea:z Elk Uppers Si es7To12 BOYS' Lollg W~rlng Thlit'l'tbf.I'..U tor 'Ill lo. 116 bon<pO-t llutdl• Ulce a ENGINEER BOOTS MOCCASIN TOE • IIIII! 2'1; To 6 ss... pr. $8~~SV•Iue cWork Shooo M WAIIIINGTON (llPII - Pno- . $]-It .. pr. Crepe Soles, J,eatber . Uppers Size 11-to 3 ~.~~·· •••. plua tliit .. ro~,iloo!IIJ ~-----------~---- ,• . ·:~<_ KAR:~VAN ' . r ., .... . ~---""' ', ' . . . . -' ~ DON!f MIU THi"'AWjll '' it')\llli ~;., c: . ~ 2,~': * aelves ot the cost and aacrtfice that hal given us tJieso ~reedolll8 - Volley Forge, Get!Yllburg, the Argonne, Berlin, 1 he lllandJ of the Pack!ic and the frozen hillJ ol Korea. CUBAN I!XAMPLZ "Fe a r and aniiety h a v e opread over this nation like a mlgbty plague ... Met on d women wondering whether they too may hove ID give up a 1 on or whether their famDles nugbt be blown to bits 111 an alklu atomic war. " In order ID combat lllCb an eneq~y, we must be stroog polittcally, morally and opirituaJ. ly. We muat educate and preaent our way of life in ouch a way that eventually lheoe terrilying lords of war 1ba1J !a y down their weapona or _.,.. slon and esploltallon. T h 11 llhould be. our atendfast al m. Then, men and women can re- tum to peaceful purouiiL " Ia conclusion, a meuop • the yoong people of our CClWII1> POLm~ Nor 11AJ1 "Perhaps, in the put y •• have beard the word, 'dirty.' • 'rolten,' u.d with pulltico tad the very mention o1 poUiiotl brlnp ID JOil1' minds .....thlatl onpleaaant. Tbll 11 11i1f<trttma11 and need not be true. Tbe """' pie have c:ruted this J*:laN. "PoUticl .lhould be u ..... a part or a we~ . . _ lion u any other lleld oiiiWciJ, The r1ght of coun11oo. v11iJCM and puUtical .,bdlvlllonl 1e 1overn lhemaelv• Ia a priooo less horltqe "OUr nm ·club meetinC wit be at uo tburlday Weninlo Oct. 4, at the county hlgbnf. garqe on the 11oc1t flprlnn fairgrounds. We welcome all Republleitns and aU eondidelal 1tJ portlelpote in lhll moet"'C- ol * * * ::~:§.E, Race To Moon p J hn XX/II Ope Ends J00 yeor 0 . an n Trams B Up Jn Ex.....,s Of $1 p• 1lf J~ H. Maider, pre.oident ol the Waterflll & Frazier Co., would be necessary to warrant tho lmpaneUJnc of a special srand jury. D!Salle ultl he was sending an Invitation 1o Mat1er to teatlfy, olthougb 11 appeared be would not oppeer vohmtarily. Makler faceo cbargeo of filln( a !also ......,Duston affidevlt he ooid whlaky to the Illata or perpet;r~ 11 lrotld ,; ·=· tile T . - . , . law Ia IWI a ltrllre tl hiCJ.. II'tmel-. &MAttsaile ... Gllll -~ $450,000 Put In Meigs By Com Program COLUMBUS (tiPI) A opeclal srand jury investigation into chargea of Influence pedd\ln& in the alele Liquor lle)llll'lpllul hlnpd today oo an appearanoo of 1 Cbtcago · dlstulery ....,.._ t!Oe to wtlfy. Gov. Ml~ v. DJSalle mnfemd with Atty. Gen Mart MoElroJ and bll flnt Ullllant, . , - . R. Saker, Wednerday. 'niit~ lhOn dacldecl thol lbo .appoaronca and lllliii"''Y .t ltlolq .. - I Whiskey Jury Hinges On Chicago Distiller Women's Suede Flats 51·" s .. , Boy a' A :..m.:.,: ' . ' WORK SHOES $ :rom Men's.&Boy's Basketball Oxfords s1·1!. WOMEN'S Subdivisions low t.rpl II Ill. Mat Kelllled7 lll'llldd • Allies, Agree On Cuban Move Gen Walkef In. .HighM · 4JO' d. WITH MEN'S COliC SOLE _,1 I I Political Confinement? : Jtllfl.-r:t'."•l•tn";.!. euP•I't •• • GYNAMICI; •• • aTAIIItflllllt,. to 11 * * Four Di*e As* . * n.. ""' Berserk.Man ·--..-. .Goes Wild ll Skem • On Line Fn•day VALUES TO Sizes4to 10 :u:, ' other was Hl'iously injured at .....tty ~ llaaltoa teon.u 1ame ; mldnlght u a mlddle-ogtd will lie ,U,.. " - - · ,..;.. i weut beroerl< in a room1n1 houae. ., Frtdoly llllftl-.leaalaalPollee seoured ihe arotllld ote - I " - ...... Nine tax' levies will be con' the rundown, two-~tory rooming -111!11!!1!11 11111 i Iii ill 'M'II sldered on the November gen ' house for a maa dacrlbed 81 era! election ballots, five of WASHINGTON UPI - T he gray-haired, bespectacled and them renewals, the Mel~• Unlted States and , Its Latin abut & yean ol age. · 0 County Election board oald to- American A!Ues have slped I The crazed ldller lppartlltiy day. new pledge to lntenslfy - - ""'? hll revolver ID beat to doth In Orange township votera lc preasuus on Sovlet-domlnat- .... man, tdeotlfled .. Edward p, ~ YORK IUPII- lnqulrles will approve or reject two lev- ed Coba and maintain a 118ht- Clark, about 110. Tholl In I del- VATICAN CITY (UPI) _ open today lniD tho devs-.g les. Both are for one-baH mill 1\1' ~'!<:!~,(~~~. com- Jl!rU, <!".'.1" out of tho butldln& Pope John XXIII, u happy •xfiooiop of a boller 11 11000 Wed.• covering a five year period. mon!ot aggreaofob in lllenenil- aDd lDI4 lliO d . - , Ito ohot 0 1 hoy 011 lit. !Int. train · · ·-· n08CI•~lri:i!Si\ltf'o!to , •11 fiN·1 1 " 0 --and the aphere. . . · fwr peraau, l:lllllll' ittne. ·' trtp, 1e11 11W ·Votleiildilday company office. Twenty._ por- other. for cemeterlas. Secretarf ·'OI State Dna 1\uBl< Two vlellml. who '""' cot .., a llliiAirlc 1110-nine PHir1sons died ln the blast and JOt leaot Other new levlea to be put ~ the foreign miniatera. .QI It dowa aj the held of tliit otaira map to pray for the IIUeCeel 100 othen ...,. IDjured. · before the voters lnclnde a Latin American ~ <011- after ll>er 101 In the tlllltr'o way, of the Ecumenical CooncU The 15 • foot .~oq boller bunt one-half ntill cenetery issue lor demned "Sino-Sovlal lnkirven- weN ldentllled by aatborttiea " at the sbrlnea of Loreto and with 1 ttrrlfylng roar at 1u 7 five years in Rutland townahlp lion in CUba" as "ail. allolnplto Cal G. Brlttoo and Sberman Sheri· Assisl. p.m. and rleoclteled through 1 and an identical one-half mill convert the laland into on arm- dan Burch Sr., 112, of Modello. 1be IJII.year-old poniiH 110basement wall into an adjacent cemetery levy in SUtton town- ed hose for C011111tUI11a1 ponelr• The landlady, Lucy ......... ran came the flrsl Pope in 100 eafeltrlo filled with women. ship. tion ol ~ Americal and sub- Into the dOWIIIIIlra haUway when yean to travel by train when "It killed - ·eryth•'n ,·n Its Southern Local School d Is- verolon ol the democrotie !noll- she heard the shots and wu 111111 hi 101 1 L - - . . . V1 ti trlct. wm be seeking a renewal tuttonB o1 the hemlephei'e." ~,.w tho olayer ltolltd ..t lhla ll1llrlling, '"' ""'" ·~ and can path •.. ---" F'.'...., ~-~-·-~ ~···~oner ol member tho frontu door amllln& ubEdward Thompooo. "It WOI llka Ita five mill ""':'"I elpellS· 'llley called on all I of • vlously pleased, In 1 opeclal It was jet-propelled... ea that will <9\'er fiVe years. II I h e hentiapherlc alliance to lline-<oach train, 0 The blast turned the two-story, IS. in Southern~ where strenglhen the ~~ty olthe, 'l1touaandll tumed out 1o bloek-oq'""'e buildlog into a amok- faction bas promjsed to defeat hemtspbero against aU llftRI• · cheer the Pope u his troin g~is jumped or w.re b!Dwn out the levy beca1110 of school 11· alon from within or oulaldo... moved through cttiea, viigirlljumpedorwero bl>wo oot sues. and againlt all develoj>menle 1agea and bamlale along tho of wlndowo. othm toppled Volera In Bodford! ownablp or slluallons capable ol lln'eltroute. A crowd of 15,0011 per· through a 20-l!y-12-klot hole the will consider renewal of their ening the peace and ...,...lty" oono received his bleaalng al boller tono tn tho ceiling of the Ill mill, five year, current e•- of the America. Pomeroy, willl a 1-1 South- Teml, a pradomlnanll)' ....,_ cafeteria ao k rocketed through pensea levy. eaatern Ohio Leap record, IIWIIilt town ol 15,0011. The the room. Racine VIllage residents will LITfLE DAMAGE will hoet the Albelll Bulldogs Pope wu travelln& ln :. bor· vole on a two ntill, five year Friday nflhl at tile P11111her rowed """ Tbe papal rallrenewal of the town'a street Minor loss WSB repoded to I Homecomfnrl game. woy rarrtlge Ja in the Vallllgbt levy. Ia Pomeroy, a Ill building 011 the BaUey ·Run road Ooacb Charley Qwlcoy said eon Muaeum and 1o omaer· mill Ugbt and water levy for owned by Jolm Eakew l ·h·l I the · pesky InjUry bug 11 atiU vtoaable. five years will be on the ballot c•ugbl fin at 11:30 Wodneaday around his loam but no1 to a and in Letart toWIIShlp truoteea 111011)lng, Tho Middleport Flra "great extent." Chancey reporare seeking renewol of a one department answend the call, led aRer pncttco Weclneoday Mce8 ntill, five year levy for come- and ultl !hero 'w u lillie dam- thai foUr boys ~· atiU 00 the terlea. age. . alllnt Us!. Rlct Qoow, Butch Meier and Bob Crow are oul· """' Pete Shields ... olflrial or the raring !rom ..., lnjarlel while Agricultural Stabllltoottoo Service. Tom Lind baa an InJured onida. Prlceo were up over fl c.w.t. told the Pomeroy Llon'a club Wed. . . Tbe coach said all four boy• Tuesday at a feeder caH sale neaday that roclucllon acare upecled . to , be avaUable In Athens. II wu reported 181 reage program puts about $150,0110 • · for the Albeal - · head ol feeder niveo ......, a yeor in Meigs County. " " . Tbe Pomeroy lllarllnC JinHp aold, over 411 pounclo each. Shields alJto sold dorlng 19112 SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (UPJI - good aplrlts. ., . ' for lhla week II upected to Tho calvea were oold for an there were~,_ olgood for Former AriD}' Maj. Gen. Edwin When ul:ed H ·her ..,.. acted be tile aame, reported Chancey, average ol $211.041 c.w.l., an inthe corn rodociJon ..,....ge pro- A. Wslkor remained In blgh Bplr· llrangeiy or apPeoi'od · ebqed tm!PI at one o1 the and poD- creaae by fi.13 over tho 1911 gam in Melgo. Its today while hll altonieyo meotally, the roplled ~ llontl where he 1111)' start ..,._ Illes. Tho Aglculturol Slabl&atloo ~~ a JOBal battle to end his but .flcmlt ID dM! ~ ior ShllleltL Five lultdred ...... ..,.. IOid Servloo, aloog with Its other oJu. ~ eonllnt.:""'t eta fed. "No. that I'll • ....,:•· ·· • Doll Eakey's Bulldop were C.. an average Gl ...011 c.w.t. Ues, provldeo asalstance for feJ'm- era Jnllttu!~: Ieder 1 . Clyde waits of' Oiilalloma llllr downed lui week by Galllpolla and iltl1 hellero, averqing S1l'1 era lor conatrucllng polldl .llld to ::.• waa on.a . a court Walker' a\(Omey ~d tile ,.,: 20-t. The Atbenll lelm hal a pounds, ...,.. 101d Ill aD avorage Improve drainage. er for paycblalrlc eumlnaUIIJI. ~ :,IIi.. . lllbl line, but o heavy back· d. $21.11. Followlog the luncheon In the A wrlt ol ·habeas corpus peti· p ox ...,. . _ . !told !hot Ulolo' to The WeeR bo,.r purcbaosed hotel Martin President BUl Por- tion wu filed lo u. s. Dlltrlct plelt poueoatoa of aD ltitotll fa.. • flf.!"l WOl1lt d. oallle In all ter ,.;.. ID d..rae ol • bullnesl eowt· here w..r-, but Jllllge lUU... •• the"' ,.... • bufen, d ol Ohm: ....ron. 11 was emOIIII<!ed that the John Oliver delayed aetttog a Mn. Walker sald !hot Wall-er COPI COLD. CACBJ: The aa1e will be at Alhlm, Rura~Urllon banqoet will be Nov· bearing. hod not undergone ·lllf poycbfatric liAIIION, m. tDPil - Bobby Tuesday, OCIIlber 1. It ..., nport.mer 11, _ Walker'o widowed mother, Mro. treatment .llld h woo her under- L. Corpootar, 11, wu _ , _ ed !hero to 111111 u apportunlty A ftkn, ''\'alue of Sbadowo,'' George P. Walbr or Center otanding ~~tat· hll ~ waa j., ~ . Wfl!neoday for lakin for Meigs Comity prodocors to was atiiiiiiiiiCed altho FOII'BIII for j'olnt, Tex., lllld the had beeo required befOre IU<h ·aotion <OUld $11,0110 from tho ,fnezlll( COlli Clllllllft anlJnall w the Galllpello tile Ocldter 11 meeltni· with bet- - and that he wao ta be. tatr.u. partmoot of a ~. oale. ·---- , ElberfeiC:Js In P.om. ero.Y. 188:.:::2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - le!w.~:Wc.mty for~ hove not boen cholen for their publk:an party; oeeoocJ, ID the party 00 ~ love!tylmll ...,e or for I b e t r eandldalel and pub!Jc for an eod to "oat and 111111100 pol- ul:ecl to Jo the taU they """ aerYIIIII tolely on their qualilclea." " ll>rform. flcallona and ability to aerve the Wayne Turnes- of llulland, vice ty ~v~lon within tho par- public; lhlrd, to ...,..... honor ohairman of tile policy .......rttee l'ftl!lllmenl .mr--cb.~ Olllled and dlgnlty to the party; loorth of tile Melp County 11opub11c.-t brouahtto uae bollorable and tactful <hi>, aiiDOd the fDIIoolrlnt ~~,..._ about the clus o!Delgbbor • .....,. of ~ qainlt sage to the iloplbllcom of lolelp llblot nalihbor. Many hove left tile -log pollll<al party. County:• the party and othen do not 10 "All you read this, a~ "Tho Rl!l>llllltcaD party ofllttp to the polll beeaUit of I b • • • may arlle In the' minds o1 Couoly for many ,_. hu boon coodttlona. IO!IIe. Why aU this effort now ? divided, aubdlvlded and arpnlaad "A~ 1JNtiLDIJIJIIBD "Tblllo my reply.1be words tnt. preaaure which have U ew people, lnclud"" my- of a sreat olaleMnan and ora)llll personal gain at the top of 00 • Who have llfOWD lick and lor of tlmel put, 'lbeoe are the U.::Jr !Jot. tired of the ex1stlnl otalwl . ol llmeo tho! try men'a ooull,' can I am not aaying lhtl 1o any the party, met and organ~ 10 well be applied ID the condiparticular peraon or group bot the Melp County Rapubltcan llonll that exist today. to the entlro Republlean party, Club. We.,are not trying to pre- "Encamped on the llhorel of for all have either oubocrlb- oenl ouraelveo aa the unblem- a land only ill miles from o u r eel to lheae groupe or have otootl llhed lamba. We, too, have Deen Unlted SlaiN itt an enemy that Idly by with lack o1 lnlereal to pllty of playing I .cat and II seeking to destrny every free. try to correct any wrong that mouoe type or poUitcs. dom and privilege that we cber~ been done. '"lbe following Ill I partlal Us! IJh. To arouoe UJ from oot Jeth. Ia the past many ol t h o of ."hat we hope to accomplish: argy and complacency, maybe candldolel for pubUe sorvlct Flrsl, to unify the entire Jle. it would be well to remind our- 9TaxLevies U.S., American Facing Meigs • Meigs County Republican Unity Is Asked TOLEDO (UPl) - State Auditor Jameo A. Rhodes In· vadt:d the hometown Of Gov. Michael DiSalle today in the. Republican candidate's campaign for the governor's ·ohalr. Rhodes, in the opener of seven meetings during the day, said the Dl.Salle. administration "has never ~ro­ duced a program ·f<lr any phaae of education In Ohio. ' Calling fo< adequate oupport of . 1tate - supported universities meal schools. Rhodes labeled DiSaUe's recaDtly: --Prodooe a capital expansion announced higher education plan program to meet the needs of wr "lncohlrent, unfeasible, illegal sLate universities, and and a raid on operatlag DIOI}IY . " · • . d~ nothing _but ant.agcmneeded to operate •chool! and uni- 1ze the legialature wttb an openly versitiea ..." hostile &ttltude and generate Ho oald the DlSalle plan ulllized hatred agalnat legislators." the features of one ~d .w:1 No New Tue~ . approved by .the Repubtican-dom- 1 h t Ashtabula inated. legislature but wu killed w-~-~-~ ~ht Rahod 'd ot by the governor. e\.IUaKI&y mg , ea 181 n H ld T led • one cent of new taxea would be • 18 o oans were ,,e1p1ng needed to lish his., mil· support both their owa· •nd state a«oDDP • 150 univarlltlea and therefore "de- lion program to meet expanded BLASTOFF-Atlas rocket serve etate help In their task.,. enroUment needs of the state urU- tiflfi:O::;~:~~~~: He said the present adminlstra- versiUes. . it& noae rises toward orbit lion did not: ! from Cape canaveraL '!. -Produce 1 program for helping students through school by .... Discontinued Styles Early Fall Shoes Pomeroy-Middleport, Obio, Tburaclay, Oct. 4, ' Rhodes Slaps At DiSalle Program In His Home City "WAKE TO MUSIC" 0 en tine PoniJ . - , - ...., ... ........ ......., fOl1lr..., .............,...,_. +=• - lh.oled Te TIM,,.,.,._, 01 TIM Mefp.M- Are. VOL XIV NO. 144 Mr. and Mrs. Wi!Uam G. Coop- SUver Tea I. er and family . Mr. and Mrs. Russ Watson lng(e•ide l"ent returned home Monday even- PT. PLEASANT - The Tu· ing , after a vlsJt in Louisville, Endle-Wel Garden Clu~\ Js aponmm.e frmn hospitals. HeDJ'letta Ky with her. slsier and brother· sorlng a Silver Tea Saturday at Booth remains ill and will be con- in-law, Dr. and Mrs. J B. the home of Mrs. Walter M fined 1D hez b<id for S<Veral weeks. Marshall and family. Windoor, I Ingleside, Windsor A dispensation was received Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Youilg Court. The tea wm be from 2 frmn Ma:t~ _Ktndlg. lt&te council· of NeW Bt·ighton, Pa. were unto 4 p.m. or, for lllltJat~g candidates for overrllght guests Friday of Mr. Invitations have been extendtt.50, for 8 period .of 30 days. The and Mrs. Elisa Stiles. ed to the garden. clubs in t he report ,of the auddtog committee Mrs. EUzabeth Young return- oelgbboring area, Colonel c;ttarONLY read by Margaret Seklenabel was ed to her home, Beaver,. Pa. 1~ Lewis Chapter DAR, Senior acce~. Plans were m.ade 10 Saturday, after a . weeks visit and.. Junior Women's clubs of praet1co at th t eet 1 . ,_ ttoe ' ex dm t~:ng rorr· with Mr. and Mrs. Elias Stiles. Pt.· Pleasant; Lambda Chi Om-l re~tv.,g na na 1 an s ....e o t· So lty nd tb 1 cers at the Booster meetlni in Satur~ay guests of Mr. and ega ror a . e o.c a Gallipolis 011 October 31 and offi. Mrs. Ebas stiles were Mr, and branch of University Women. ('ers and team participating are Mrs. Jimmy Fry of New Ha· .~s. Milton L. Miller il presrequested to be present for prac- ven, W. Va. and Mr. 8J!d Mrs. L.i.ent ~f the gRJ'den club and the HPid By Cub Pack tioe. The traveling prize donated Herschel Norris and son, Clar- coourultee in charge of arrange• Unbeatable value In I quanty THI YAI.G & Middle rt Cub Pack 244: Elizabeth Campbell was award- ence of Racme. menta for ~tea are Mrs. John RCA Victor clo<:k-radio SRD1 IH- _, M d po · t th to neu. Stahl Mrs. Elias SlUes and Mr. and Collins, Mrs. John A. S h 1n n e Rich "Golden Throat" tone Pom~roy. Ohla ... , on ay evenmg a. e · Mrs. Jimmy Fry of New Ha- and Mrs: Lewis Telle. wakes you with music:• Prtclsron-crafted RCA TONIGHT, THURS. I FRI. TONI~HT mg ch~rc~, the First Several committees were named ven, W. Va. were Monday viautomM!cally Security Sealed Cira~tt Octc••r 3-4-5 Presbyt~rla~ Church _ for by the councilor, Including Mallei sitars in Huntington, w . Va. GAVE PARTY • Quiet electric clock-easy- to • Decorator dt!$ien 1n .loveiJ Peter Sellers Jean Seber~: NOT OPEN set. alw1ys dependable ·Tel~hone White "THE MOUSI reorgamzatmna1 meeting or Besrhs. Mabel Wolle, Carrie Mr. and Mrs. Patrick ~h- MASON - Susan warner, THAT ROARED" SATURDAY, Oclobtr 6 Meinhart and Eva Des~auer, way1 ary returned home Momday, af. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (Color) ''T,H~.fEO~~~~~~E~!~ John ~rawsczyn, cub aod metlrul: Ethel Reibel. Nettle ter a visit in Euclid, with thelr Ralph Warner of MallOn, enter- andBob Mathas and t1'echnieolor) ... tti1' wa~ m charge of the meet- Hayes, Ethel Smith ami Gladys son and daughter-In-law' Mr. talned with a party at her borne I Ros1nn1 SchlaUino in Glenn Ford, Ingrid 1Thultn, 1ng wh1ch opened with the Cuckler. orphans: Ellzabeth Cam~· and Mrs. Qlarles Lochary and 00 Saturda,f. 'lbe group att,erut. "THE MINOTAUR" ~NI.Y Charles 'BoYer, Karl Boehm ceremony. Several applicatioR.II beU, flowen : _Marie Hauck, Lil· famUy 'Ibey went at this time ed a movie in• Pomeroy and (TechnlcolotJ P1lt & C•ls, 3 Staog•s new members were receiY· lie Hauck. Ehzabeth CampbeiJ · · . • \· _ Oc:t. 4-S SUN., MON., TUES. ed nd the Den mothers will be and Winona Cook dilling room· to see their new granddaugb- then spent the everung socially 'h.ur.·Prl, Academy Awlrd Winner Octab•r 7·1·9 ann~unced later. Margaret Seide~el. Glenor~ ter, Margaret Ellzabe~. ~t the Warner home. Attend.; "SIREHGITTI" Rodgers&~;:;merstein's The pack will meet on the Swatzel and Eva 'De.ssauer, ldr. Mrs. Everett McKnight re- mg were Jane cBurgess, Nanc)· . (Cp,lcr) "STATE FAIRj' last Monday of each month chen; and Eva Dessauer, Carrie turned home Saturday, after a ~offltt, Jea?e11 Call, Josetta Pat Boone, Bobby Dlrin, the h h Meinhart, Msbel Walfe Edna two weeks visit in Columbus, Lish, and M189 Warner. D Jd_MitltdC~varlel c:;:~8~~d Pamela Tiffin, Alice Faye, c urc · Reibel, Ethel Smith, Marie Hauc'k with her sister and brother-Jn. - - - - - - - - - 11 "X·l5" ::'e~bM=~~ar~OnJ~~ul E~~:~ served by Mrs. Nathan Biggs, Elizabeth Campbell and Mloole law, Mr . .and Mrs. C. W. Stans- a birthday party. Games were (Actually Filmed ln Space) newest Melof11es. Mr~. Harry Clark and M r 11 , Gilmore, delinquent. bury. .·1 , , played and prizes awarded. Re• Powerful loop anltnno llrlnp (Technirolor) Calorc•rtoout . Mrs. Everett· McKnight and freshments of cake/ K:e r.ream, • RCA Vi~r performance at a in many far-away stations '~""'""'""""i"'""',;;;,..,...,.,r.!,;:;;;;;.;:;...., ,.....,......,!~A~tf~red~B~ii~gg~s:_.--~-...,.,-[ Dunng the meeting. the charter Mrs. Don Wood visited Tues- and kool-aid were served to new tow price • RCA Security SNied ClreuJt was draped in memory of Merga· day; with Mrs, Beulah camp- Mrs. Lawrence P. Wolfe Sr., • FamoUs-for-richness "Gofden e Attrl!lctiVI Autumn SmaU Tbrool" tone color r~ SWatze1 and Emma Casto. bell. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roach, ' '- ,, Relfeah~nta were served by Mrs. Don Wood was the the Mrs. La'~ _R. Wolfe Jr., Nt"!!~yu, Margaret Seiden· Tuesday dinner guest of Mrs. ~}lr.a 1 ,... fatty· anit Ricky; M;;c. THE MOST TRUS_TED NAME IN RADIO abl!~ ..~gle, <J$-ge Metn- Everett McKnight, Union Ave. iGQldye -~ Jn~,. Mrs. i\liiill, hert and Mabel Bearhs XI. honor GoodniJe, · Mn. Panay Fry, of Marie Hauck the COUllCD depuSURPRISED MOTHER Mr. and Mrs. Loren ZP.rkle and ty lOw! Marga"! 'Seidenabel on Paulette and Stella Mae Ran- Oris, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ran· behalf of the group present.ec1 dolph surprised their motlu!r, Idolph, and h011tesses Pauletta Mrs. HaiiCk with a gift. _!!lee Ra~nd~ol~ph~._::recen~~U::_y_w:l:th~and~:_S:Iell~a:_._ _ _ _ _ _j,====""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""""""''"·,. "·,;,··,._~ '1'!4THtR • e oea ! ...... 1Dfle1 ELBERFELDS Loreoa Davia were ,..ported in did"re11s, having lost thetr moth· ers by death. and flowers wert sent. Inez Stivers, Adria Sayre and Lillie Lowe were rep1.1rted tbo 1rflll a totol area If IU lllfllloa 1\uppelt who llso wilted with ill, Eleanor K. Sc:bneldtr, lob MEIGS THEATRE- ' o..... .. -N'I lorpst ODd deepeot Ch,al·rmen' For Get-To,-GDther '·. With Knights Are Announced ' • N()W·TOtJ KNOW' I I' • upon the otate lhould he appear In Ohio. DlSalle said he would look Into the poollbiUiy ol a 11tbpoe11a H Matler refused to appear. However, he admitted he kDe1i of .oo JP'OIIIIds 011 whlcb one eould !Je served. Matler, In 1 letter to Liquor Dlntctor Georp R. l>lck, char· ged that he bad been forced to do buslneu jrlth· Jnfluence .ped· dlen ln a Columbua bolel room and po ....ioy and whisky to have his brandl Usted tn otate Uquor stores durlltc 115i. SUer .llkl ot leal! two dllIIUen olhOr than Watarfill & ,...._ told blm they bad paid colllllllsal,... amounllnC to • bout to the reputed Jn. '"·110!' f1unce pecldltitc ouUII, Famous JlnDdo ol ~ run 111 Gilbert BDenkln. Bllellkln. o lqJolatlYe lobby· Ia!, wu oel\ldulecl Ill lltlk wllb Saker today. Law Vlalalloo. U...nofa 'llle (OVernor admitted that on the baill olthe lnlorma~ obtained from Salter oo lar 11 would be dlffleult to determlne what ~of taw vlolallon had occurred. "I want Maider to come ln very l>atlly and I would lltlnk In view ol his letter he would CGIDI In," DiSallt uld. ABOARD 1ISS KEARSARGE Hon at Pt. Arguello, C.lif. and dreamlJii. • Schirra was undergoing ••· After flublng tltrousb .a .. flclals said today utrooaut Wal- tenslve pbyalcal euminallon m1nu1e dayJ and the umo ..,... ter M. Schirra's textbook~~~ and reliving the technical - . ber of nigbts, Seb1rra prepll'8i feet aix orbits of the earth dis- pects of his flight with space of. bll f'et.urD to earth. closed new fuelaaving methods f<ials as the Kearsarg retUrn- 1be peule' .-....Jo, that will spur nation's drive ed hm to Honolulu, it ell ....:""" ot a toward the moon. will arrive Sal F r 0 m there, lltl miles north- ol Gutm II Preaidenl Kennedy called Sch- bo will be Howo to Houston, order to slow lite eopoalo'a polllrra'a feat an "historic explor- Tel:., lor a welcome-home par- men IIJihl throusb .. It ation tnto space." ade after which he will be pre- eouJd be brwplto IIJ 'llle 39-yoar-old navol com- aented a DlalingUtshed Service gravity. ,; liWidar llllilerwent pbyBI<al u- Award. · AI $:17 p.111., IIJ'I', t!ti! :-. amtnallont ..l¢ .,... lnloo'Yiew- •. Scbirra wu IQ emberooloptr- 1u1e posaed thraup . ....... ect 111. oclenttsts oboard 11a throughout !he fliPL . belt of obttolpiJeric fri1111t11; lhtl atrerofl carrier thol pluck- loesed a -..J "Sayonara" one of lite moot crlllclll ota;. eel him from the Pacific Wed- (Japooeae for farewell for nowJ of jouruoy bod< to artiL Tho neaday aRer he completed Am- to colleagues before blastoff _ . n wu blackened and erlca'o longeot and highest from Cope Canaveral; called blistered, but SchJrra wu .,. space flight with a bullaeye out on "Aloha" as he whirled harmed. oplaahdown 2'15 miles northeast over HawaU, and shouted Forty !bonuM feet ~ of Midway laland. "Hallelujah" wben he was told the ocean, Scblrn actiVated lhl • 1 0111 !Ia ... ~ ft• • " be ot the start o1 the fourth orbit -·" • - - - .."""te - ~ e, .... ...... - ..- . - - w aald. ''II woo a ·-· 'IOIIIIderfld that be could go the fuU al• blliDl lite capeule and llow A fllcht.'' and make the first manned further. From u 5 a.m., EDT, at splaahdown of a - o f t in Two mfDuloo later lite maltl Cape Canaveral when an Atlas the Pacific. parochute-o<OIIdy-olllpeclni ntiJs11e rocketed him into space With hll fligbt two-th I r d 1 and 00110J1Y • blllo- IIIII untu 5:28 p.m., EDT, when hi.s finlahed, Scbirra reported hue and .,...,ed the _ . - lnt8 s1g m 1 7 Mercury capsule over the Norlh American eonll- the ocean a 11t11e IIIDI'e 1 b a • splashed tn!D the Paclflc, Schlr· nent and aald be was "drlftina four m11eo from lite eorrler. ra traveled 1811,0011 ntiles at aJ. tttudea up to 171 mlle.B and 1 ~ opeed of 17,1811 mlleo per hour. Correelll Mloor Prohlelll For a brief lime during that 9 houra and IS minulea Scblrra encountered a . . - problem, corrocled later, when his apace The Middleport Fire Department EmerreDeJ Unit aull'o heating system became hopes to llllve a new piece of llfHA¥ing equlpllllllt Ill too warm. service in the next few weeb. Waller B. Wi!Uama, opera- It Is called a "Cordlac Poe- people _ , - - II. 11on11 offlcer or Mer<~~ry project er" wblch Ill an electroolc pul- Tho l'omerv)' ~ ..... ultlin Cape Canaveral tho! the sator tho! atimolalea be. r I Squad. .... bad .... Ill _...,. IIJiht "as far u I'm concern- musleea when the beart lw for tiOVII'al - . It pull ect, ,;as perfect." stopped. cbued lhroutb publie Both he and Schlrra's fellow Jars and cards eoplalnlng the lions. astronaut, Donald Slayton, said "Pacer" have been placed at Anyone wloldn& 1D donalt • hJiblY s~CD~fml ....WI .... butineas throughout ~ Ill 111 pJadng Ids Sc:hfrra'a ability to let hia two- Middleport asking !CM' dona- trlbullon Ill ,.. of !be lllllllatno ton bell-shaped capsule clrHI tions IDward the purchase ol era or 111 Dlllllng a d!eet . • uncontrolled lhroutb a lull or- this piece of equipment. II II care of the Fire doparttDeDI. b~ and one-half without dlffl- planned ID have the pacer oo Tho Mlddlepori Fire Depart. culty. display tn severo! buainesseo so men! Emergency Unit mabtr Re thereby oonaerved control """ than 175 callJ 1 1Ufl fuel and 08 1 result bad 1111 per Legal, Leakproof, many ol whlcb are lo bearl coni olthe fuel left in the man- Game Is Ast1111'ed! vlctima. Tbe paeer 1l'ill help ual and automalle control sy• in aid eHorlo, and mat toms wheo he waa 111 poslttoo If _, lela! ....-, • be Jua! the thing needed to 11" to fire the breaking rockale at Jeab ta 1M "ltaa'' appear a bear! Yicllm, the departtlleol afte llu lllo .........,. llkl the conclusion of his flight. 1-8111";: -.u team playl • Another favorable result ,.. al Rutlan41 the attuU.. will lie the fact that Sblrra could align wen ,. - . Former Cheshire hll eapaule eully, after driftMan V log for along period. Re ~ld thts p _ , . , - are •lloraey Is ietim by uolng reference marko on ..,.... IBID> ,..,...., Ill Cnw, A former Cheohire realdent, the capsule window. This w 111 Crow, a - · 1111 Cl!orlH !'":c~~i =•~ permit reRM>Val olthe periscope M.....,., loeal maaater "' the "--••• -··•··. Wtlllama aald, to make room Ohio File! Goo Co., and ....,.. -~ ··-.... for 75 ponndo ol addlllonal oxy- tier Gl lllo _ , . bouol of SurviVOI'I include hll ..U., gen and fuel for a future U. s . ed.-. the former Tenrwue Ralllfl, 11dll ta the nm pme of 1M Bo~eville; six children, Jell! space venture, the 24-hour ocbl1a1 fligbl Pomeny team fol!lcll bu ""'" Ann, CarolYn, SUian, Tbomot, praellclllg uder - - · of Sam and Joe; his parents, At. IN EARLY 1111 tho _ _, Boya' len and Sarah Spean. Tho 24-hnor flighllo planned aoelaUoo. P_... ml Marr.,. ville; four brothers, Edward, early next year. After t h a I . . ~- !lneral Cheshire; Denzil, Rosevlllt, comes a two-man orblle with . - pmeo are -led. to- and Odell and Richard o1 Collthe Gemini apece capsule, fol- olo4tar will! Mkldlepart fomla; lln'el olaton, FnDcot, .lowed by a landing on I be loler lhla - e d by Callfornla; Wllma · and Alma, moon before 1rro. Aoat. Coad! . . . Wilt. Roaevllle. Another ol Schlrra'l /ellow Funeral aerv1ces will be beld aatronauts, John Glenn, said MIIIGS OENDAL II08PITAL Saturday at 2:110 p.lll. ol tho Schlrra "could JlOISlbly have ADMISSIOJII'S - Mro. Willlom COtnmenlol aa d Commeroo gooo lor slx more orblll w I I h Womer, Mldclleparl. l"'meral lane, llolev!De, willl more fuel and oxygen." Glenn DISOI!AliGlllS- Shirley lluld> burial ln lite Roaevllle ll1lllllld a Mercur!' traddn& Ita· or, l'Gmerof· . ..- _ tery. UPI- JubUanl U.S. apace of- the :m... nr: ;,;;:;;;:;t; Cardiae paeer sought By MiddJeporl Emergency Um"t '!:" t.e- . _ a- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. 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