https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/aac074a5c36bcd4e67e2f482ba7101fc.pdf 8fe79f31cb1815b6879bece634d7b69d PDF Text Text ( • ~ ,• ' ' ' ...." ·, ' '• I '• ,. . 1 I i 1 l .' ' ,. vo~ - ~yur'> No. 96 . ' THURSDAY, ------------------------I ' SEPTEMB~R 1, ,19.66 ' I LJUBLJANA, Yugoslavla\Britlsh crewmen survived. over a field two miles lbort of explain the cruh." central llll'lical clinic said 25 , "We have every hope tbat CUPI) - A Britannia Airways Some were reported 111 crltlc!al the airport. The 11'1'eCkale burst Reports from the scene eld 1 crash victims were brought to 1they will pull through all right. turbo • prop airliner carrying condition and the death toll waa Into flames. the plane burst Into Dames11ocal hospitals. He said 17 We just have to wait and see," 110 Brilolll to a vacation on ezpected to 10 Jdsber. Ljublajaua II 70 m1le8 after crashing. Wreckage W. needed surgery. Two surgical the spokesman decl'ared. Yugoslavia's sun • drenched Ad· The big "wbispertng llant" northwest of ZaiJ'llb lllld aear scattered over , hundreds of patients died after admission The official Yugoslav news riatlc coast struck a tree u It Britannia had skimmed over the IDtersectlons of Yugoslavia, yards. and one was dead on arrival. agency Tanjug said the crash ceme In for a landing early snowspeckled bills shortly after Austria and Trieste. Brltlah and Yugoslav Invest!- The clinic spokesman said tcurred shortly after midnight today and disintegrated In , midnight u It headed toward E. D. WUUams, manallnl gating teams were reported at three of the hospltalited vic- (8 a. rp. EDT Wednesday) near flames. the Ljubljana airport on a director of the alrllnea, said In the crash site, near the village tims were in serious cpnditlon. the village of Komend, about Yugoslav authorities said 90 charter nJght from London. It Ensland that "we know of no of Komend. Most were being treated for three miles from mountaJD. peraons were kUled and that 'll hit a tree, cracked open like circumstances whicb would A spokesman for Ljubljana's burns. ringed Brnik Airport. of the 117 passengen and an egg llld spewed victims Britannia Airways said tbe ,so miles south of the four - engine plane went down Austrain border. two miles from the end of the . J. S. Harrington, a dlre~l,ll runway. Britannia Airways, The airline aid It wu plane wu chartered to impossible to speculate on the sal Sky Tours. In cause of the crash until an spokesman for the tour investigating team reached 1 zation said all 110 paallli)tjill Ljubljana, the capital of were bound for a 12 Slovenia, one of Yugoslavia's package • deal vacatloll· . m republica. The elty II about bljana. J WASHINGTON (UPI) Pretldellt Jolmaon today anHIIIICed piau for llpll8Chel d1lrilll llle Llbor Day week· eJ14 Ia Detnlt lid Battle creK, MJcJa., Dayton ... Luellaer Olllo, SUmmenvUie, W. Va., aDd Dallueou, Pa. Ht wiD divide tile tnvell Iota Mparate trlp1 !latarday and Moaday, apendln1 SUllo day iD tbe Wblte Hoa1e • ... .... WORLD Village Believed Found by Lagoon Survey Crew ' �'· ., ' :. •• • . , , d Art Does It Again, R e 's .Win CINCINNATI (UP!) - "It's Dice lo WiR a game with one," Art Sbamsty remarked Wednesday night after his pinch-hit, lhree-run homer In the eighth inlllnJ gave Cinci1111at1 a H wi• over Chicago. . And you koow what the Reds outfielder meanl Tho Red• lost both games wbe• he socked his record-tielng, lour consecutive homers earlier In August against Pittsbw'jh. "I got a, lot ol publicity out ol those lour straight homers I hit, but II takes somethins away wheo you lose," Shamsky aaid. HI• blast gave the Reds their eighth consecutive will and tonight Cincinnati will be ·holding dow• fifth place when facing Chicago In the finale ol a twogame series. Mitt Pappas (9-9) was scheduled to be on the mound for the Reds against Cal Koo•ce. The Cubs rocketed away to a 5-0 lead Wedneeday night and Bill Hands was working on a three-hit shutout when the roof collapoed on him. O'Toole Chased Chicago had gotteo two runs in the first off Jim O'Toole on a walk to Adolpho Phillips, Billy Williams' triple and Roo Saote's single. A single by Glenn Beckert and wintiiDI' 2tllh homer ,ll tbe qf lhe Redl decided to pilcl)-hlt llttb Inning made It 4-8 Chlca&o. fer Coit!IDIR. O'Toole departed after walk- Ha sent up Tony fWez arid iJii John Boccabella In lhe sixth the Cpbc put rljhtbander La lnalng, buUIIe Cubs got anolher Cburcb oa the mound. Bristol run en a sacrifice and 1 lllgle countered by IIOIIdiJI& up Shamby Don Kessinger off rel~er sky, who smashed hla 17th hoJack Baldschun. mer of the seasoa. Tommy Heims led off the aev· Ted Davidson, who pitched enth with a IIIDgle IUid Dei'oa two hitless Innings, gained bls Johnson followed him with an· ·third win In leur decision• and other, lhen Gordy Coleman pol- Curt Simmons, who had reed his fifth homer of the season Ueved Hands!• the seventh, took to make It 1>-3. the Joss. With two out in lhe eighth, RUe ftnlahed the month with Phillips mulled Helms' fly b.U a .403 batting average as he and Pete Rose, wbt hnd sin- had one hit in four trips to the gled. scored on the erroc. After plate in the game. an iotentlonol walk to Deron Los Angeles moves In for a Johnson, Manager Dave Bristol lhree-game visit Friday llight. 117 Utdllll , _ l'lllrllu.oJ lldoaaJ Leapt W. t.. Pd. GB SaD Franclaco· 78 115 .58i Pittsburgh 71 55 .58i Loa ABgeles 74 ffl .566 3 PbUadelpbla 71 M .5211 I Clncllllatl 18 65 .511 10 SI.Louls fl 61 .504 11 Atll!flla 4S3 68 .481 If Houston 61 72 .451 17 New York 5I 76 .U'I 201> Chicago 411 86 .348 31\!o Wedeelday'o ReiUJII Sa• Fran 2 New York 1, night Phlla 10 Houolon 5, night Pittsburgh 4 Loa Ang a night Atlanta 8 St. Louis 5, ntiht Cleveiand 119 tiG .51515 rT 88 .504 U 'It .44!1 Zl tiO 74 .448 Zl 119 78 .~ 28 City 51 T1 .434 28 Wednzday'o Relulll PLACED ON WAIVERS 7 Detroit 8, lot, 12 tano. PHILADELPIUA (UPI) 3 Detroit I, 2nd Free agenl Ron Oun of Wi'tten· SUNDAY, SEPT. ,.,.,, .., 3 KaR City 0, 1st ·• berg University, a line·backer, II {Startli(\At Noon) City t Wash 0, 2nd was placed on waivers WednesFORK D RUN 1 11 Booton ! day with five other players by Clllfomla 5 New York 2 the Philadelphia Eagles. Tlounday'• Probable Pltcllen -- M~~·rcm:h · (SIIIl'IIDI Tlmeo EDT) I TnlPrln l Rich I, 10 innings FISH & GAME ASS'N. New York at California- I~~~·~fi~Jksn=v~le:_!l;.,~IO~ing~s~~ (1().9) VB. M. Lopez II (5-12) or Newman 13·7). II p.m. CallfOI'II!a Waohlngton New York SHOTGUN MATCH Ref~~~!!~~'!!tt~ ~;.U;;,,0il, Detr~~"~ ~':fr~~u:. North ·Galli·a Has 35 Gr1·d Prospects ~~~~ s.~ ~!'f~sco~N~ort- ~,~1~1 ~s. s~:!a:: 8 . Mel Carter, new footbaU Silas Jolmson, Robert <oach at North Gallla High ley, Jim Crace and School, Ia currenUy workillg a Griffith, aU seniors; Jay squad of 3ii Piratei for the , Dave Hager, Doyle Saund· 1968 seRson'o opener at home ers and Dave Skidmore, aJI8inOI Albany 08 Sept. I. juniors; and Danny Nucleus of the I!HI6 Plratelsophomore. ~quad Ia made up of 10 returo· Here is the 1968 Pirate schd· lDg lelterm!ln, including Lar· ule: ry Cremau, Roger Garrett, Sept. _ Albany; Sept. 18 9 Eastern: Sept. 23 - at _30 -;.tat NOTICE l'r• Florida Tripi Extend..tl 100 GALLONS Tok• You To Florida . CERTIFIED GAS . . , . STATION · 131 w. Main St. ,_..,. • • 0:0 HEATERS . lllle,AIM-Htlii!JIII . < .•. ~· ' f! -..stweN,t, ................... . ' • '·'·- ,, ~ ...' . ·:· • ,. ' i. ' ') Contrail w:!)l~ ' ' ' "•. l . ,. eOPEN BOWLING SAT., SUN. •nd MON. SEPT. 3-4-5 INOON TIL CLOSING) · Pomeroy Bowl-ing Lanes COAL ·., . SKINNY PANTS , e .... ~ e High style pocket• extreme taper Cuflless - Permanent e Press Koratron.. never needs ironing. 4.95 Corl~n (~). Major 1ape l.eaderl - MR. if' to 6.95 AND WE HAVE NEVER-PRESS JEANS oquad. eOPEN BOWLING FRIDAY EVENING SEPT. 2 IUCKM . - ·~ I ~:~~~c~Pr ~~~~(.::.)F NEWS IN SLACKS .. Skidmore, 205, jwdor, llld Bog- DaH Skidmore, 205, fullback, Perry (:!IH) VB. Rlbant •IHI). Z Friday'• Games Garrett, 190, senior. aud Chrlt Smith; 180, guard. p.mHo. Plilladelp . Wash at Calilomla, night ustoa at •....- Bostoo at Kan City night The 1965 North Gallla Plraiel Sophomores- Donald Brow• Farrell (H) vs. Ja<bon (12- New York at M~sota, night bad a 4-1 record aad Coach In& l70, guard; Ronme EaotoD, ll). B:05 p.m. Balllmore at Chicago night Carler will be out to beat tbot 170, tacl<le; John Garnes, Los Angeles at l'l!lltburBh- Detroit at Cleve 2 ~-night record. Laot Saturday the PI- 140, quarterback; John Elbert Sutton (11,11) vs. Law ~H). ' ' 5 125 rates downed Buchtel • York Garnes, • halfback; Kermit 8:! p.m. . ,.. · llllematlanal Lague Slaadfup three touchdowno Ill oae Ill 1 Johoaon, 116, halfback: Danny Chicago at Clnclnnoti-Handa II)' Ualled l'reollatenatlonal pre-season ocrlmmage. Logue, 230, tackle; RoaDie Mor· (a.l3) ... Pappu tt-9). 1:05 W. L. Pet. GB Here Is the 1968 Plrale aquad, ria, !80, eud: Dave Woomer, p.m. . Columbus 78 62 .557 by class li>ting wel&ht and 140, halfback; Robert Morrlsoa, Atlanta at St. Louis-Kelley Rochester 79 63 posidon:' 140, halfback: aad Da•ny M.. (4-2) vs. 1 p.m. 78 63 : : "' , Clukey, 150, halfback. Friday 1 G1me1 73 67 521 5 Plains; Oct. 14 - Glouster; Seniors _ u - Bemlelt, 140 Freshmen _ Ronale Lanier Phlla at New York olghl ' Oct 21 - at Raciae· Oct ·-·• ' ' 70 70 .500 8 . Tr d' N. end: Larry Bws, ltltl, guard; 150 -··""· Robert Painter, 1811, Bous at Atla, 2, twl-nlgbt ·- "" 119 .. ov 5 Larry Cr ....... ' IIAIB .. , Ch. I PI bur h, 1gb ,._ ,-,oil' r71l Han oao ace· all (Sat.) - Galllpolis B emeana, ....; tackle; Steve Saunders, 110, Icago a Its g . a t Jacksonville 65 11 .458 14 Coacb Carter boaols one of er Garrett, 190, . Silas end; Roanle Toler, 110, end; Los Aug at Clnclloati, alght Syrac..se $3 11 .37 3 26 th be baekll Ida In the Johnson, 175, center, Cardwell, 120, halfback: San Fran at St. Louts, lligbl WodDetday's Relllll" • s1 e McCarley, 175, guard: George, 140, guard; AI· Amer!CIIII Leapt !"'uaty In Jay Fisher, 160, juo- Crace, 180 ballback, •• 140, halfback; Robert W. L. Pet. OB Syracuse 8 Toronto S 1 1 t<Ir • quarterback: Danny Charlie Griffith, 150, 111ard. Smith, 110, hallbaclt: Gratbo Baltimore 83 41 .m -· Rochester Buf.lalo Claskey, 150, sophomore, 71 61 .538 12 160, tackle: Donnie M.. Detroit back; ~lm Crace, 160, .JuniGrl - Jay J'laber, 118, 150, fullback, and Gaq MiiUleSola 72 es .533 hallbacli. and at fullback, quarlerbaek; Dave Hager, 150,1 McCIIISkey, 140, ead. Chicago '1!. tiG .m Y .._....._,...............;;;;;;;;_,... 1ead; John RuleD, 205, taetle: Doyla Sa!llldm, 1119, IIW'il: Open Bowling Schedule --. -·- - -- ··--- ......... -- Pllcllen DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. Home of Arrrrw Shlrto Pomeco.f WANT Check This Price Tag! II)' Ualted Pret!o Ialenlatlollll NatiOIUII IMp G. AB. R. B. Pel. Pit 114 42S 11144 .MO II Strgel, Pit 116 41111 72135 .330 Alou, All 130 5M 118 185 .328 Clmnte, Pll 125 523 84171 .3ZI Carty, All 121410 M 130 .317 Allea, Phil 114 424 • 133 .314 Sauto, Cbl 125 453 78 141 .311 All 127 4n 711145 .308 Helms, Cln 112 438 60 134 Jm CkinoR, Pit 127 471 65 144 .3011 Amerfeu Leepl G. AB. R. B. Pel. 130 48'1101155 .SII 132 509 110 156 .3011 114 399 74119 .2811 121 42S '13 125 .2811 12UM liS 128 .210 103 325 38 114 .211 lOUIS 411 811 .2115 130 452 711128 .28S ISH72 18133 130 498 U .lllt .271 118 328 1111 tl .271 P.Rbon, Bal Oliva, &Ia Kallne, Del PoweD, Bal Wgnr, Cle Mantle, NY Chris, KC Vlatne, W81 IObnr, Min .,...,.,.. Del McAIIe, Del Home llal Nalhaal LMpo: Aaroa, Braves 311; Allen, Phllllel Giants 33; Torre, Bravll GliDis 30. You Can Count On? HEAT WITH FUEL OIL__. S..ForYounelfAt ····~ BAKER FURNITURE MIPDI!PORT, 0 . ~YOU JUST CALL FOR COMFORTI OUI TRUCKS .. AI& EQUIPPED WITH GA'l'BER 'ROUND AND SJNG A WITH HUDEPOHL! · TWO-WAY RADIO For Better, Quicker Min EfR :It nt lervl• LEVEL OUT YOUR FUEL OIL COSTS ~ EqvaJ:. ·Monthly Payments • ·Join··bur . ·· ~ l .. ·;> • Plan Now! COMP ,, ' ' �'· ., ' :. •• • . , , d Art Does It Again, R e 's .Win CINCINNATI (UP!) - "It's Dice lo WiR a game with one," Art Sbamsty remarked Wednesday night after his pinch-hit, lhree-run homer In the eighth inlllnJ gave Cinci1111at1 a H wi• over Chicago. . And you koow what the Reds outfielder meanl Tho Red• lost both games wbe• he socked his record-tielng, lour consecutive homers earlier In August against Pittsbw'jh. "I got a, lot ol publicity out ol those lour straight homers I hit, but II takes somethins away wheo you lose," Shamsky aaid. HI• blast gave the Reds their eighth consecutive will and tonight Cincinnati will be ·holding dow• fifth place when facing Chicago In the finale ol a twogame series. Mitt Pappas (9-9) was scheduled to be on the mound for the Reds against Cal Koo•ce. The Cubs rocketed away to a 5-0 lead Wedneeday night and Bill Hands was working on a three-hit shutout when the roof collapoed on him. O'Toole Chased Chicago had gotteo two runs in the first off Jim O'Toole on a walk to Adolpho Phillips, Billy Williams' triple and Roo Saote's single. A single by Glenn Beckert and wintiiDI' 2tllh homer ,ll tbe qf lhe Redl decided to pilcl)-hlt llttb Inning made It 4-8 Chlca&o. fer Coit!IDIR. O'Toole departed after walk- Ha sent up Tony fWez arid iJii John Boccabella In lhe sixth the Cpbc put rljhtbander La lnalng, buUIIe Cubs got anolher Cburcb oa the mound. Bristol run en a sacrifice and 1 lllgle countered by IIOIIdiJI& up Shamby Don Kessinger off rel~er sky, who smashed hla 17th hoJack Baldschun. mer of the seasoa. Tommy Heims led off the aev· Ted Davidson, who pitched enth with a IIIDgle IUid Dei'oa two hitless Innings, gained bls Johnson followed him with an· ·third win In leur decision• and other, lhen Gordy Coleman pol- Curt Simmons, who had reed his fifth homer of the season Ueved Hands!• the seventh, took to make It 1>-3. the Joss. With two out in lhe eighth, RUe ftnlahed the month with Phillips mulled Helms' fly b.U a .403 batting average as he and Pete Rose, wbt hnd sin- had one hit in four trips to the gled. scored on the erroc. After plate in the game. an iotentlonol walk to Deron Los Angeles moves In for a Johnson, Manager Dave Bristol lhree-game visit Friday llight. 117 Utdllll , _ l'lllrllu.oJ lldoaaJ Leapt W. t.. Pd. GB SaD Franclaco· 78 115 .58i Pittsburgh 71 55 .58i Loa ABgeles 74 ffl .566 3 PbUadelpbla 71 M .5211 I Clncllllatl 18 65 .511 10 SI.Louls fl 61 .504 11 Atll!flla 4S3 68 .481 If Houston 61 72 .451 17 New York 5I 76 .U'I 201> Chicago 411 86 .348 31\!o Wedeelday'o ReiUJII Sa• Fran 2 New York 1, night Phlla 10 Houolon 5, night Pittsburgh 4 Loa Ang a night Atlanta 8 St. Louis 5, ntiht Cleveiand 119 tiG .51515 rT 88 .504 U 'It .44!1 Zl tiO 74 .448 Zl 119 78 .~ 28 City 51 T1 .434 28 Wednzday'o Relulll PLACED ON WAIVERS 7 Detroit 8, lot, 12 tano. PHILADELPIUA (UPI) 3 Detroit I, 2nd Free agenl Ron Oun of Wi'tten· SUNDAY, SEPT. ,.,.,, .., 3 KaR City 0, 1st ·• berg University, a line·backer, II {Startli(\At Noon) City t Wash 0, 2nd was placed on waivers WednesFORK D RUN 1 11 Booton ! day with five other players by Clllfomla 5 New York 2 the Philadelphia Eagles. Tlounday'• Probable Pltcllen -- M~~·rcm:h · (SIIIl'IIDI Tlmeo EDT) I TnlPrln l Rich I, 10 innings FISH & GAME ASS'N. New York at California- I~~~·~fi~Jksn=v~le:_!l;.,~IO~ing~s~~ (1().9) VB. M. Lopez II (5-12) or Newman 13·7). II p.m. CallfOI'II!a Waohlngton New York SHOTGUN MATCH Ref~~~!!~~'!!tt~ ~;.U;;,,0il, Detr~~"~ ~':fr~~u:. North ·Galli·a Has 35 Gr1·d Prospects ~~~~ s.~ ~!'f~sco~N~ort- ~,~1~1 ~s. s~:!a:: 8 . Mel Carter, new footbaU Silas Jolmson, Robert <oach at North Gallla High ley, Jim Crace and School, Ia currenUy workillg a Griffith, aU seniors; Jay squad of 3ii Piratei for the , Dave Hager, Doyle Saund· 1968 seRson'o opener at home ers and Dave Skidmore, aJI8inOI Albany 08 Sept. I. juniors; and Danny Nucleus of the I!HI6 Plratelsophomore. ~quad Ia made up of 10 returo· Here is the 1968 Pirate schd· lDg lelterm!ln, including Lar· ule: ry Cremau, Roger Garrett, Sept. _ Albany; Sept. 18 9 Eastern: Sept. 23 - at _30 -;.tat NOTICE l'r• Florida Tripi Extend..tl 100 GALLONS Tok• You To Florida . CERTIFIED GAS . . , . STATION · 131 w. Main St. ,_..,. • • 0:0 HEATERS . lllle,AIM-Htlii!JIII . < .•. ~· ' f! -..stweN,t, ................... . ' • '·'·- ,, ~ ...' . ·:· • ,. ' i. ' ') Contrail w:!)l~ ' ' ' "•. l . ,. eOPEN BOWLING SAT., SUN. •nd MON. SEPT. 3-4-5 INOON TIL CLOSING) · Pomeroy Bowl-ing Lanes COAL ·., . SKINNY PANTS , e .... ~ e High style pocket• extreme taper Cuflless - Permanent e Press Koratron.. never needs ironing. 4.95 Corl~n (~). Major 1ape l.eaderl - MR. if' to 6.95 AND WE HAVE NEVER-PRESS JEANS oquad. eOPEN BOWLING FRIDAY EVENING SEPT. 2 IUCKM . - ·~ I ~:~~~c~Pr ~~~~(.::.)F NEWS IN SLACKS .. Skidmore, 205, jwdor, llld Bog- DaH Skidmore, 205, fullback, Perry (:!IH) VB. Rlbant •IHI). Z Friday'• Games Garrett, 190, senior. aud Chrlt Smith; 180, guard. p.mHo. Plilladelp . Wash at Calilomla, night ustoa at •....- Bostoo at Kan City night The 1965 North Gallla Plraiel Sophomores- Donald Brow• Farrell (H) vs. Ja<bon (12- New York at M~sota, night bad a 4-1 record aad Coach In& l70, guard; Ronme EaotoD, ll). B:05 p.m. Balllmore at Chicago night Carler will be out to beat tbot 170, tacl<le; John Garnes, Los Angeles at l'l!lltburBh- Detroit at Cleve 2 ~-night record. Laot Saturday the PI- 140, quarterback; John Elbert Sutton (11,11) vs. Law ~H). ' ' 5 125 rates downed Buchtel • York Garnes, • halfback; Kermit 8:! p.m. . ,.. · llllematlanal Lague Slaadfup three touchdowno Ill oae Ill 1 Johoaon, 116, halfback: Danny Chicago at Clnclnnoti-Handa II)' Ualled l'reollatenatlonal pre-season ocrlmmage. Logue, 230, tackle; RoaDie Mor· (a.l3) ... Pappu tt-9). 1:05 W. L. Pet. GB Here Is the 1968 Plrale aquad, ria, !80, eud: Dave Woomer, p.m. . Columbus 78 62 .557 by class li>ting wel&ht and 140, halfback; Robert Morrlsoa, Atlanta at St. Louis-Kelley Rochester 79 63 posidon:' 140, halfback: aad Da•ny M.. (4-2) vs. 1 p.m. 78 63 : : "' , Clukey, 150, halfback. Friday 1 G1me1 73 67 521 5 Plains; Oct. 14 - Glouster; Seniors _ u - Bemlelt, 140 Freshmen _ Ronale Lanier Phlla at New York olghl ' Oct 21 - at Raciae· Oct ·-·• ' ' 70 70 .500 8 . Tr d' N. end: Larry Bws, ltltl, guard; 150 -··""· Robert Painter, 1811, Bous at Atla, 2, twl-nlgbt ·- "" 119 .. ov 5 Larry Cr ....... ' IIAIB .. , Ch. I PI bur h, 1gb ,._ ,-,oil' r71l Han oao ace· all (Sat.) - Galllpolis B emeana, ....; tackle; Steve Saunders, 110, Icago a Its g . a t Jacksonville 65 11 .458 14 Coacb Carter boaols one of er Garrett, 190, . Silas end; Roanle Toler, 110, end; Los Aug at Clnclloati, alght Syrac..se $3 11 .37 3 26 th be baekll Ida In the Johnson, 175, center, Cardwell, 120, halfback: San Fran at St. Louts, lligbl WodDetday's Relllll" • s1 e McCarley, 175, guard: George, 140, guard; AI· Amer!CIIII Leapt !"'uaty In Jay Fisher, 160, juo- Crace, 180 ballback, •• 140, halfback; Robert W. L. Pet. OB Syracuse 8 Toronto S 1 1 t<Ir • quarterback: Danny Charlie Griffith, 150, 111ard. Smith, 110, hallbaclt: Gratbo Baltimore 83 41 .m -· Rochester Buf.lalo Claskey, 150, sophomore, 71 61 .538 12 160, tackle: Donnie M.. Detroit back; ~lm Crace, 160, .JuniGrl - Jay J'laber, 118, 150, fullback, and Gaq MiiUleSola 72 es .533 hallbacli. and at fullback, quarlerbaek; Dave Hager, 150,1 McCIIISkey, 140, ead. Chicago '1!. tiG .m Y .._....._,...............;;;;;;;;_,... 1ead; John RuleD, 205, taetle: Doyla Sa!llldm, 1119, IIW'il: Open Bowling Schedule --. -·- - -- ··--- ......... -- Pllcllen DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. Home of Arrrrw Shlrto Pomeco.f WANT Check This Price Tag! II)' Ualted Pret!o Ialenlatlollll NatiOIUII IMp G. AB. R. B. Pel. Pit 114 42S 11144 .MO II Strgel, Pit 116 41111 72135 .330 Alou, All 130 5M 118 185 .328 Clmnte, Pll 125 523 84171 .3ZI Carty, All 121410 M 130 .317 Allea, Phil 114 424 • 133 .314 Sauto, Cbl 125 453 78 141 .311 All 127 4n 711145 .308 Helms, Cln 112 438 60 134 Jm CkinoR, Pit 127 471 65 144 .3011 Amerfeu Leepl G. AB. R. B. Pel. 130 48'1101155 .SII 132 509 110 156 .3011 114 399 74119 .2811 121 42S '13 125 .2811 12UM liS 128 .210 103 325 38 114 .211 lOUIS 411 811 .2115 130 452 711128 .28S ISH72 18133 130 498 U .lllt .271 118 328 1111 tl .271 P.Rbon, Bal Oliva, &Ia Kallne, Del PoweD, Bal Wgnr, Cle Mantle, NY Chris, KC Vlatne, W81 IObnr, Min .,...,.,.. Del McAIIe, Del Home llal Nalhaal LMpo: Aaroa, Braves 311; Allen, Phllllel Giants 33; Torre, Bravll GliDis 30. You Can Count On? HEAT WITH FUEL OIL__. S..ForYounelfAt ····~ BAKER FURNITURE MIPDI!PORT, 0 . ~YOU JUST CALL FOR COMFORTI OUI TRUCKS .. AI& EQUIPPED WITH GA'l'BER 'ROUND AND SJNG A WITH HUDEPOHL! · TWO-WAY RADIO For Better, Quicker Min EfR :It nt lervl• LEVEL OUT YOUR FUEL OIL COSTS ~ EqvaJ:. ·Monthly Payments • ·Join··bur . ·· ~ l .. ·;> • Plan Now! COMP ,, ' ' �'' Hartford _Society Notes lltkTokhellf SHOES TONIGHT thrv FRIDAY "CIRCI.I DF LOVI" Jane Fonda -and- .,LAYGIRL AFTER DARK" Leo Glenn (Color) MEIGS TIIATRE l)IAIIY POPPINS hu beeo brouiht back to the lleip by popular requeJI!) ' ' Sealy Firm Golden Sleeper 95 SHOWS ON A NEW r~ lt or Firm button~free construction fo'l' nigh!. a roor night of restful sleep. Compare: • Heavy woven stripe cover with gold lura .t • Seal,. Edge Liardsltl end sagging edges • Duro flange keeps surface smooth, firm ADMIRAL j TELEVISION ' • Hundreds of tem? cn~c' "'tt_e! coil s SIMON'S , ; ,lllock & Whi~olor -··~. ; Got Our Price Fll'lll 'liNGS ! RIDENOUR ; ¢,..toN ..,.,., • ohoooo from aDd tblr • en will not meet .., Sept, ~ due ... Labor Day, will meet on 'fuesday, Sept ah.m. · ,; , ' z.tt"c• eance ·l8150 • These Are Evetyclay Prices-Not Weekend • -' Ilion ordinary rinp. . . _., . . .;::......~ lifWI"& ~~~.......Wf.IQ I. POITAL Sl! ........._,, . . .... 'lrlill'lllii.- ...WAIO A. ISPIIT llf • •••o ( , COIISICAN~..._'t~.....,j j~M~'•II•t.,....UF.IO .. IUMHIIIII' . /...... ~......! ~....,. ...~~~,.,14.10 GOESSLER JEWB.RY STORE .· ' F·ABRICS • For Every S.Wint .Need Slllfl~r O,.n Dilly 9:00 to 7:~Frldoy Til 8 Soturclay Tjl 9 E. t.!AIN ST. WY 2·3975 POMEROY M'Oit ""moda'JI bridM• • n l llridal~•nd for aood .....,. II~ • ,1111 • ~le ·.cnamd W<4diDa: nor that .. - ,.. 1laoL Over 308 styles 10 The Meig• county AS CARPEl! : 10-•f.. CHESTER, 0. • Pomeroy • ·',, ' The FABRIC SHOP ' tr' Your Full Servi~ a.nk is.,. I This "" ....,, f..,iiiJ 1111 • ' sprifll• fOUl ' cv..- ...._ ~ wu.,, .......... ..... : q . c ,. 7 . . . . . . . . . . - ! ·-.... . ... •YMIJ-- _ .....,... •• - h ......... ,.;: · ·:·~'... ....,, fr• $4·" '8·" to AA-11-C wldtha ·-· .,_, INGELS CARPET HOUSE So ,,_, I - OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS •fllrlt 1 I ...W'W-1.,. 6:00 to. 8:00 .lACK TO, SCHOOL. POMEROY .NAIIONAL > POMEROY lftmber THE SHOE lOX Ia MDI.EPORT' 992-5661 • ! • ' S<n>ing lltefQI G'~jJM--fil~ Mlf-..ts! · 220 E. MAIN .. ' .. ~ 1.~ · a.- st !.•• l , COTTAGE CHEESE · 21b.39·C ,,,. , • . .,( • ! l 8Sc McCOY'S MILK MAXWELL HOUSE-GI:t: 2 cti F~I!E INSTANT ·COFFEE . . ~ '';,s1.lt ' HOI.SUM OR ADAMI ufacturers and in a large range of prices,. ~- Ammunition Of All Kinds 1;' ' . '· . GRADE A HOMOGENIZED I LOAFERS REAL LOW PRICE ON McCOY'S I 1_' S1le1 Service Squirrel Season Opens Sept. 9 Out complete line of hunting supplies 1ndd;'j~==· !btere ready for selection. Made by " . crt. McColl'• Pettem1 WITH BUILT·IN cutfltlcllti IY t'.ONIO' 'U'!_IUIAJI MIDDLEPORT, 0. MARKET ~~Carved® RADIO & T.V. FOREMAN &ABBOTT ~ Peten- Western- Reml,.....n ,v .:--·sfrotguns ; . .. &..Rifles '~ '~~ ehmlngton eWincha1ter elthaca .. t .Harrlson l Rlchanlson • • Mossberq e Browning e GUN CLEANING KITS eG:Uri ·on·.:tRecoil Pads : eGama Baqs .eShelr Yam eGvn eHuntinq A~~·• ;,et:tunMfs Jackets & Capes . ~~.!._,..~'i'Parifs· • Calls .• Rifle. ' "''"' .straps · , ., .. ' c.- . ' ; ; . ', i It: .: �'' Hartford _Society Notes lltkTokhellf SHOES TONIGHT thrv FRIDAY "CIRCI.I DF LOVI" Jane Fonda -and- .,LAYGIRL AFTER DARK" Leo Glenn (Color) MEIGS TIIATRE l)IAIIY POPPINS hu beeo brouiht back to the lleip by popular requeJI!) ' ' Sealy Firm Golden Sleeper 95 SHOWS ON A NEW r~ lt or Firm button~free construction fo'l' nigh!. a roor night of restful sleep. Compare: • Heavy woven stripe cover with gold lura .t • Seal,. Edge Liardsltl end sagging edges • Duro flange keeps surface smooth, firm ADMIRAL j TELEVISION ' • Hundreds of tem? cn~c' "'tt_e! coil s SIMON'S , ; ,lllock & Whi~olor -··~. ; Got Our Price Fll'lll 'liNGS ! RIDENOUR ; ¢,..toN ..,.,., • ohoooo from aDd tblr • en will not meet .., Sept, ~ due ... Labor Day, will meet on 'fuesday, Sept ah.m. · ,; , ' z.tt"c• eance ·l8150 • These Are Evetyclay Prices-Not Weekend • -' Ilion ordinary rinp. . . _., . . .;::......~ lifWI"& ~~~.......Wf.IQ I. POITAL Sl! ........._,, . . .... 'lrlill'lllii.- ...WAIO A. ISPIIT llf • •••o ( , COIISICAN~..._'t~.....,j j~M~'•II•t.,....UF.IO .. IUMHIIIII' . /...... ~......! ~....,. ...~~~,.,14.10 GOESSLER JEWB.RY STORE .· ' F·ABRICS • For Every S.Wint .Need Slllfl~r O,.n Dilly 9:00 to 7:~Frldoy Til 8 Soturclay Tjl 9 E. t.!AIN ST. WY 2·3975 POMEROY M'Oit ""moda'JI bridM• • n l llridal~•nd for aood .....,. II~ • ,1111 • ~le ·.cnamd W<4diDa: nor that .. - ,.. 1laoL Over 308 styles 10 The Meig• county AS CARPEl! : 10-•f.. CHESTER, 0. • Pomeroy • ·',, ' The FABRIC SHOP ' tr' Your Full Servi~ a.nk is.,. I This "" ....,, f..,iiiJ 1111 • ' sprifll• fOUl ' cv..- ...._ ~ wu.,, .......... ..... : q . c ,. 7 . . . . . . . . . . - ! ·-.... . ... •YMIJ-- _ .....,... •• - h ......... ,.;: · ·:·~'... ....,, fr• $4·" '8·" to AA-11-C wldtha ·-· .,_, INGELS CARPET HOUSE So ,,_, I - OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS •fllrlt 1 I ...W'W-1.,. 6:00 to. 8:00 .lACK TO, SCHOOL. POMEROY .NAIIONAL > POMEROY lftmber THE SHOE lOX Ia MDI.EPORT' 992-5661 • ! • ' S<n>ing lltefQI G'~jJM--fil~ Mlf-..ts! · 220 E. MAIN .. ' .. ~ 1.~ · a.- st !.•• l , COTTAGE CHEESE · 21b.39·C ,,,. , • . .,( • ! l 8Sc McCOY'S MILK MAXWELL HOUSE-GI:t: 2 cti F~I!E INSTANT ·COFFEE . . ~ '';,s1.lt ' HOI.SUM OR ADAMI ufacturers and in a large range of prices,. ~- Ammunition Of All Kinds 1;' ' . '· . GRADE A HOMOGENIZED I LOAFERS REAL LOW PRICE ON McCOY'S I 1_' S1le1 Service Squirrel Season Opens Sept. 9 Out complete line of hunting supplies 1ndd;'j~==· !btere ready for selection. Made by " . crt. McColl'• Pettem1 WITH BUILT·IN cutfltlcllti IY t'.ONIO' 'U'!_IUIAJI MIDDLEPORT, 0. MARKET ~~Carved® RADIO & T.V. FOREMAN &ABBOTT ~ Peten- Western- Reml,.....n ,v .:--·sfrotguns ; . .. &..Rifles '~ '~~ ehmlngton eWincha1ter elthaca .. t .Harrlson l Rlchanlson • • Mossberq e Browning e GUN CLEANING KITS eG:Uri ·on·.:tRecoil Pads : eGama Baqs .eShelr Yam eGvn eHuntinq A~~·• ;,et:tunMfs Jackets & Capes . ~~.!._,..~'i'Parifs· • Calls .• Rifle. ' "''"' .straps · , ., .. ' c.- . ' ; ; . ', i It: .: �,. . .... . . ." '~ •• ' ' . ' ;l ' ~ '·-, ' . ' ' !. ' . . for ...._, J .; ' ' , .• ' • .J1od ~i.;,~fi 7 -....,.1 ·:•a~g tomal·l 01!11, Pb. m.28'18. . I 30 3tc -------·-!~Sip I I '' ~ . ' BAW GAL, RUfE OUT THEY GO·' IIICIST' PIOPLII WE'RE CLEANING HOUSEl 8 WY a.iltl ' .· MllleLIPOIT. OHIO · i "d. Sept. !I a.m. till ??~. 1 North 2nd Ave. and Coal St. j in Middlt'port. Volunteer Fire Dept. I 23_101e .. '. tXPH!ENCED route man to work on established route, ulary and commission. Must be responsible , 25 or older. .ABC Cleaners. Mason, W. Va a 28 6tc f ANTED - Work for bulldos. I t 30tc tr. Ph. 992-2208. . -r- ~ --,-- -- . Malti Help W•nted , VAN FOR local service sta· t tiun. must De able to do tuneli ups and light repair work. .~ Write to Box 668-A. c-o Oaily ~ Sentinel. Pomeroy, 0 . Giv1 aamt. address, phont. age, and former elperienee. I 30 ftp ------ Wanted To Buy lNTJQUF.S. FurtJiture, marble top tables. dishes, cui glase, miscellaneous items . Lee Rudisill. 1411 Legion Terrace, Pomeroy, Ohio. 3 It 301p - ·--- --- --· - - Help W•nted t DAILY CROSSWORD · I. 5 . Worry I . Stand ......,,. I. PGIItal oe lfte.-'1 t.e. Work _.y 14. SkK.b ...... WEBSTER we 3:1."~ ... 21. TetMI p4. 6.. Roadway to 18. F« exam I''· parldng area '1. Subl*le 21.llue- B.City:<*ll aa.·• AeHIDf.;' llbbr. n.Titt.er 2l. Hare~~~ 65 Chevrolet $2295 Impala Hardtop. Locai)J OW· ued and only 12,000 Jniln, d eylinder, power stterina. Spotleas fawn interior, beau· tiful .maroon finish. -~ MWile 8EFORE. )0()-SO!J.'- EXPERIENCED WHEB SERVIQ: · _. 16. F1etJh fJl 24.. Short outing11 MEIGS COUNTY WITH PULL IIRVICI -Club oflouthlt'n Ohle BOB E. BYER 12!1 ·Palrlo110 Dr. MlddiiPIIrt car hops. Apol) in persoo. Crow'a , Steak Hollse, Pomeroy. 0. tfc mu to work ed. YJr. Emory Powell, Ra· cin•, 0. Pit 143-2275. 131 fie ' .... 32. Foodf'iMM ol tile mack~ erel family 36. Blrthplaee "' Abntballt 14. Ship'• erew 36. Calcium: aym. 34. Capital: Bulgari& u. Godl!i ot title Teu"""" ........-... lndiON - "- Sta&&er LOnllalor DAILY (IBYP!OQDOIB- ._,. ._ t. wed< .. AltYOLBAA:tta LOJIIIFBLLOW ODe lott• Ia·tlllo_,a.Aiofclr a. DNe L'.. X far the &.e O'a. ete. . _... lett--. ..,_. trophies, tbt IeDcth aDd h ¢'ice ot tbe wOI'dil aft all lMtl. Bn' f. "ay tbe oode Jetten .-e 41H:ffei"Mt. _pi)'_,.. _ _ lo MALE HELP, ietw... ac.. 'iJ and 35. cleau, .... 8ppelf' once of good character. l>a7 or oigbt ohlfl 1nilable. AppiJ' ill periOD oi ·'Jiaqlr llcJt, 8 · w. urua., ~ q. lletw- llouro 111'1ltllllt pAll•·* ' ·., xu oaa on' cw Qr 1 r GBKQRBBPB ••• PXXH •••• ABBe Y x AY .,.. x •• 't' lt B 'I' A B :& '!' B A.-A 7. t1 ALBOIB ·-- 'I' I . . . .Q. , l'llt"""'L 2 pH· · ~ • ior. good tiret, V8 eD&iDI, triDI., UH. 9·1 Miss Stover~ 48,Diesat Holzer Hospital GASULINI! ALLEY Pf. PLEASANT- Miss Gal' net E. Stover, •· Oot !til~ Ob!e, Rt. !, former Maaan Cour> IJ' resident, died early Wedslef. day monlng in HD!Ier llolp!tal aRer a loq llfneoo. She wao bom· .!anulll'1 211. 1111, 1 dauJhler tithe Jail Ira D. and Pearl Rimmey Stover. Mlu Stover had raided Ia Ohro lor the past teo yoan. · Surviving are two listers Mra. Walter SloVer, ~If tnd Mrs. Ralph Bright, Oal Hill, Ob!o; ooe brolber, John Stover, Delaware, Ohio. Funeral aervice will lie con· dueled Saturday 2 p.m. Ia tlu Potts Chapel Church, HDgsett with the Reo. Odellllulh efllcl· allq. Burial wlll lie in IIH church remeftey. Frielldl Dill} caU at the Chapmu-WUcm1!11 Mortuary aRer I p.m. Tburlllay The pat·t came for Wilmer'5 car, Hac~<! ~ow • - ' l"" -'~~!<: ' •I ~ B • U"- . YlRS"r • ,. -~ ... l8 SIJLif·i>"-'IW.·-- u ' Q lonq wi l l it take to in:;taJ I ? By ART SA..SOM . _.: ;- -----;- • 2 IN ~ERE . . • J •lfii•~~T.w.~ua.. .... FRECKLI!S AND HIS FRiENDS Cath:rWltrtdru E. .' Named CW.a Prea. · llr HAROLD GRAY H£ SAVED "t''OR LIVES FROM THAT · , . BlJSI·U·\A•TE:J? 1 Wi ' St.vED HIM !=!?OM 1 Ton Stake, duM wheell 62 Chevrolet $1295 ~INk' I NQ AND llo Ton, 8' Pickup, VB englot, custom seat, gooo tire1 WORI?YING. A80UT · V601ll0'-l V'f?E Rlc;J.I;r: liLV! BUT HE WA'a ~UC!-1 'TH!'IT on. ALL AI.ON£ IN nli BIG S~AMP? SI·H-1·" HEQ.R TAAT1 A t'iiCE. c~, I JUST ~ I-lEI-lAKES OUT HO ·KAY! 64 Chevrolet $1495 ¥, Ton Panel, V8 en11ine. IU· tomate trans., power st.Hrllll and brakes, Po&itraetioo tl axle, new tires All Kind1 of Goad luys Allin One P'l•Your Chevy D•ler POMEROY Hospital News MOTOR CO. FOR HER. ,TOO. S HES COOL 1 'TtlAT AUNT ::-·--··,AND - TI-IAN.IC:S To Br SCHULZ ' I OUT AND THIS SNAPS LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII Op.n Evening• 9 P.M. • Tlo!E STEEL ~OISTJNG CABLE-A~ . YE'S-VERY CUTE,. 1-·fM? T~IS PUL..LS 0 Nkn !l.Conta·~ .&. 57 Chemlet $395 Bel Air St. Waaoa. Wbitt one red finish, cleu tnter- River News llven!np alt!ll s.tunlay LE'OIARI> flellN!>IEIN ! 28. llosl ratioaal on dairy farm, house furnish- finish, good tire•, automatic traos. Radio, 1 1 owner low mileage car tbat il ntra niu. f '' FOR A CATCHfR? AMINIATURE 21. All6int. 4S. J>UpoteW Write Box 668·K, The Daily C Sentintol. Pomeroy. Ohic. t I 3tc C-<J 60 Corvair .. $595 700 4 lloo<. White ever turq, - IS Tl-lE~E·OR IS Tf-.IERE NOT A OIICKE~UPf.RfiWI? Metropolitan.Motors NOW REPIIIIINTING " Door Sedan, V8 engine, std. trans. White fini8h witll red interi()r, good tirM, • dio and heater. BIG STANISLOUSE S..At,. .,., t-21" 62 Chevrolet $1095 ePA!lrS for OUTBOARD .ll\JIIIIiaa deer j e80AT PAINT . eT«<LS · ' IRAKE SERVICE Coov. Cpe. Good tlr01 I ey1. engiae, Std. tran.a. Radio and beater, 100d top. , e2 USEO CARS ..LIPT ~··I MQTOU ·. . eiiOATS AliGNMENT 61 Rambler ·· $595 HIM OFF GtVE HIM PNE: ' LMT CHANCE!! PEfJSKlN Blaettnars •utomati~ ·' • I I COME CLEAR ACR!JSS'TOOW TO fUll BAlL. AN~ Wf!O 00 I 6ET lL~ =:~; Lll&r M. ;::if n. Soon LI'L ABNER I Q.lf'AY.~,....­ Radio and beater. POMEROY, OHIO :fteld ........ t. (..."1uteft. &FULTZ Pomeroy, 0 , Phont 992·2186 15. Bi£" Bhot your hom£ or mint. EXPERIENCED aJ~e~weW 4. PieCe of · tumiltare I . Toolent 13. Walk 3-ApArtrnent Unit, Spring Avenu•, Pomeroy, formlll'ly owned by Em,. JRchim, dec:Nitd. a.._. _... tKa 13. SJ-ied d.ReaiON a 31 ~:::;,. fh ........... 5 or I! dJy$ a week . Stay in tiTCHf;N~H00E;;-t.;;:P-a-nd -, :.:..s t . ~o::- PROPERTY . Pantheon I"A"'B"'Y;-;o ~r"'Tn:R. 3 hou~s a-d-a-y, , INVESTMENT . I OK BUYS! • w. ~ t.w!lnp·Hcin. hlt;i ! i' CALL r, . . DIC~. ~·4~ . Save at Landmark 1 I ~'r\JlU1 c~~~~~~~ ' ' ; HARLEY Davaon mo,lor· 11 cycle, $2GO.· Ph, . George registered Holateia . HeDIItey, Tuppers Plails. fresh thii fall, papef. turn- · 6, 167-3315. I SO 3tc ished Jonn J. Rooe,' Long CANNIN<ftoma!OeO.-brias o"" j :'~~l.-.=;u-u,;no,,-;;;;;o:;;-:.1 61< Bottom, 0. Ph. Mt.211Zt. basket, $1 bushel, Roy W. 1 Ph. Proffitt, Portlud, 0. I 30 &to ::,. 992-3701 "' see Mrs. Wayne LUSTRE Foam'o exclusive col· ii6a GREAT Lakeo HDusetrall· HarriSon, 237 Race St., Mid· or brightening · formula wiD er, 50 1 I, price .1,700. AI~ dleporl. o. I 31 3tc d ,_ I--• Ilk a oew aupply of c.hlldren 1 ---ma • ynur carpe~ """ • school clothing. Jeflers Used -ROOM country home, 1\lo new agam. Eleetnc ·shampoo-1 Clothing Store, Rt. 3, going baths. basement, garage. Call er rental 11. Ebersb~ch Hard· towards Fairgrounds. a 30 6tc 992-7323 for appointment I ware, Pomeroy, OhiO. I ~ ~ . - -· I 31 Sic 1 1 tile PIGS, $15 each. Ph. 742-5888. -Jiooi.! house with both in _ __ ____ _ _ I 30 3~ Syracuse, o. Has gao !urn· GORBY Clarinet and caoe, IRISH Cobbler potatoes, Cen• ace. Pb. 992·3990. 1 30 &tc very little U5e, music tland, bac potatoes for wiHter. AlsO - - EE- and - - lu- will sell lor half price. Con· CIIJUiing tomatoes, pick yourTHR tour mom . r- tact Robert Duckworth, Mid· self, $1 bushel. Charles Hilrusbed opartmen!J. All uttll· dleport t 1 31e loll, Portland, 0 . I 30 Ute u.. paid. Phone WY :J.2776. _ _ · _ Rowte, and Reed. Allor 6 CANNING tomatoe&, $1 bushel,,GAS RANGE, refrigerator, car, Notice p. m. call WY 2·3571. you pll'k. George Hill, Dor· couch, tires and wheels, golf 4 S tic cao, o. • 31 lie\ club •et, motor · boat with THER.E will be a chicken and :o::-:---·--;--c--;; · 1r 1·1 Ph ~ '315 1 •• •tc _:_ spt:~ri!"-rib barbecue and ice NlCE 4 rooms and bath 111> 1966- HONDAScrambler. 3tri _ __a er. · •••·• · _~ furnished apartment, MiddleCC, 1400 actual mileo. Phone NEVER USED anything like l'reaM social Sept. 5 at the port, Ohio. Ph. 992-3874. IKII-2132 alter 7 30 p. m. it, say users of Blue Chester Volunteer Fire house 8 3 Ue 8 31 3tc Lustre for c\Paning r.arpft!l •ponsortlf by the Chester Vol===---:-:----:-7:----- - - Rent electric shampooer fl. lWteer Fire Dept. . sUtrting rHRE · E and lo"• room lurnllll> GAS FURNACE ss·ooo BTU · ' • • Pickeno Hardware Co , In''· at II a. m .. children and ed and unfurnished apart. like new C. A. Davis. Ph. 1 2t itc menl!!. WY ~5434. U I lie 773·5674. 8 31 61p ____ _ adult i pl;;~teR . There win also bo a ~ar.de at t p. m. FOUR ROOM furniobed apart CARPETS and lift too can br 9 1 31c men!. WY 2-3658. I 14 !lc beautiful if you use Bh1e You always 1ave more 011 THERE will be a chicken bar- I MODERN 2 bedroom b011101, Lustre. Rent electric sham- Unleo Appliancea btcile at tile Rtlf'ine Fire j Pomeroy, 0. Ph: 992·2901 ·.~I.Y ·pooer 11. Pomeroy CemPnt Better prieea than ever oD Statioo Lshor Day. Serving , or 192-3702 evenmga. Block Co. I 29 lie Freezers, Refri1entora, Wa· sber-Dryer Pairs, Elt!c. Ran. will slart at 11 a. m. Home 1 7 24 · tie· tmlGER- Console sewing m8.- gee and Air-Conditioners. made ico cream will be rold : ~ ROOM ,ipirtmeol with ·llotb. chine. This machine itJ equip- 15 cu. ft. Chelf . Sponsored by the Racine / Ph. 992-3319. 1-t tic ped to make botlorlboles, darn FREEZER - - - $195 Fire Dept. 1 Jtc , TRAILER, Brown's Trailer and •mbroider. Take over ~:, · e paymento of ta per month or POMEROY fiiERE will . be round and j :.;.;; Miaersville, 0 :'':'~ pay balance due $111.22. Try 992·2111 24 square dancmg at the Mason· ! it in your home. Ph.992·32ll. •' e ette Cafe every Friday from 4 ROOM HOUSE and bath, gar· a 21 61< 8 p. m. until 12 p. ml ~a•on- age , 916 Locust Sl., Middle· EARLY American stereo, AM: Jilek Caney, Mgr. ette ~ate. Mason , llj;,A'a. 1 port , 0 · Ph .t92·2900 day or FM radio. This has kl•ely VENETIAN blinds, all ltincls. 1 Z8 If• maple finlsh. 4 opeed changer. AlH repaln. Dale Wippel 3 3! 3tc lj 992-3702 eveniag. .., -,.8-L-IC_S_A_L_E-- ~ mbu;:, FURNISHED· 5- l'oom apart- This ..t sold mucl! J!igbet. SUpply, 215 Unloa Ave., "" . a • men!, lsi ftoor, Ph. 1192-0435, Take over paymen!J ol $7 per Pomoroy, Ohio. 7 2t 30fc grill, antique furmture ,. ~e•· 1 212 South Fifl:ll Ave .• Middle~ month or pay balance due tauraat equipment, hviOi t port, 0. 1 :111 lie $ 24 Try 1.1 111 . ho DON'T pump your tluggisb lOP' room ouite, stands, rockiug l Ill. · ·your me. lie lallk. Get Kleau·Em • AU Ph. 992-3218. I 28 6lc chairs, straight chairs. beds. ' Auto 5•1• ,_ Septic Tuk Cleaaer. Laud· teltvision, gas healer~,. gao 1951 CHEVROLET pickup lruct DUS!l cobbler· potatoea. Thom- ,..mart Farm Bureau, Pom• cook otove, refrlgetalor, h d ty ed lr ao Sayre, Portland, €1. Pbona ; roy, 0. 110 SOle . eavy u , 4 spe an• • ., ..... • 211 _ ;·c,:-'=====~~ . 1 . 1 1 like n~w. e ectnc amps, 1.. mi ..ion, good tim, king _...,._ . • . ..,. rr'S INEXPENSIVE to clean oleum rugs, throw r U 1 1• wheel ba.., $400. Ph. 1192. J9A SHMITk •II It; tnHer, cab 11111 aud upholstery with wool '1'1'• table8, dreoser cup- 2518. e 1 stc over, hitclt, electric brake~, Blue lustre. Rent electric board.a.' radio, obeol ol dra• toilet, awninl 1nd net, fl.al. 1hampooer fl. Baker FurnJ. ers, diSh~. eopl<ing utenSJii, J95S FORD, low mileage. Also Uooe1 Boggs, 992-319:!. lure Co. 1 28 lie porch swing, porch cball'l, a large davenport Ph. Lee H 610 8 lawn mower, wheel barrow, Rudisill . 992-3403. a 31 -ttc ___ ----·--------' ONE Peterson sleeper • ttroU. •arden tools, pzza oven, likl ~--- ·--- - - -·- 1951 FORD Statioa Wllgoa, •· one Petenon baby •.wins, • 1955 CHRYSLER. excellent rul· new. other things too numer· lliRg coodilioo. Ph. 742-5852. 4 dr. Thunderbird Ph V..a engine, 111akes car &eat, one Counselor uus to . mentioo, Clyde Sww· I Sl &tp ~ighest oiler. • t92 • P. ~aby ocale, one ba88inel with ort. OW)Ier, 1184 Beech Street, - -I 30 IW pad. one ~igh ehair, tne Middleport, o. Saturday, Sept lnsu,.nce A.K.C. reiilterell bloolt ·m•· ohrome car wit~ ateerillg S at t a.m.• lerms cash, •GET A quotation from ltEll· lure poodleo, males, 1 weeu wheel, one porlnble babY bed, Cret Bradford, Auctioneer. TER INSURANCE AGENCY ofd. Ph. 949-5621. 1 30 3tc one Cooco net playpen, one 1 -- -. 8 30 3tp ' INC. before renewing your BUIXJET ~P-RlcED lurnlturo Ill pair ladiet shoe skatco, sire ' w 7, 011e portable electric eew'UCTION ot Laurel Cliff ·, auto insurance. o may be oor third Door budget ahop. hi -• ~ abl I0 ou mone• B·• F-" ..... ,....,... inl mac ·ne. Mro. R. G. AH St Rt · 124 .1 e save Y , . ~• w-•are. ... _,..., SchooI ouse, . . • e• I I 2 tic Obio. 11 U trc ley, Middleport, 0. Ph. 992ery Friday uight at 7 p. m., .. ___ __ . - - Z835. I 21 61p Adams Tr11:bng Post and Auc· ' AUTOMOBILE lnlurance bftD BEANS, potaloel, lomlloel lion House, Russell Welcb, ' cooeelled1 Lost Ytur oper11- and melons. Clarence Prof. Real E$t1te For Sale laleo maaager. 1 23 tte or'a license? Call WY :1-296&. fit~ PorUand, 0. Pb. 143-2254.j;;;iiiiiiiijli'iiii0iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..... CHICKENBarhfCue~ saturday. · ' 1• !'~I a L1 11o . , ~ • Milw~;n;ftj~biiii, 11116 ~:~:~:!.?.~~~ • I :1 . · ·· \ .. I'· l ... ' ·' ' 't , d Way~ ' • ·.a<) ··u··:·, \. .. !l!/9~CAL~•II ' THAT"ECHO: ...NIE", I~ """'THER CAT ! IM SURE 111101>1ERCI<I' 'WILL MAKE OUT .JUiiT ~ltiiOI ... : �,. . .... . . ." '~ •• ' ' . ' ;l ' ~ '·-, ' . ' ' !. ' . . for ...._, J .; ' ' , .• ' • .J1od ~i.;,~fi 7 -....,.1 ·:•a~g tomal·l 01!11, Pb. m.28'18. . I 30 3tc -------·-!~Sip I I '' ~ . ' BAW GAL, RUfE OUT THEY GO·' IIICIST' PIOPLII WE'RE CLEANING HOUSEl 8 WY a.iltl ' .· MllleLIPOIT. OHIO · i "d. Sept. !I a.m. till ??~. 1 North 2nd Ave. and Coal St. j in Middlt'port. Volunteer Fire Dept. I 23_101e .. '. tXPH!ENCED route man to work on established route, ulary and commission. Must be responsible , 25 or older. .ABC Cleaners. Mason, W. Va a 28 6tc f ANTED - Work for bulldos. I t 30tc tr. Ph. 992-2208. . -r- ~ --,-- -- . Malti Help W•nted , VAN FOR local service sta· t tiun. must De able to do tuneli ups and light repair work. .~ Write to Box 668-A. c-o Oaily ~ Sentinel. Pomeroy, 0 . Giv1 aamt. address, phont. age, and former elperienee. I 30 ftp ------ Wanted To Buy lNTJQUF.S. FurtJiture, marble top tables. dishes, cui glase, miscellaneous items . Lee Rudisill. 1411 Legion Terrace, Pomeroy, Ohio. 3 It 301p - ·--- --- --· - - Help W•nted t DAILY CROSSWORD · I. 5 . Worry I . Stand ......,,. I. PGIItal oe lfte.-'1 t.e. Work _.y 14. SkK.b ...... WEBSTER we 3:1."~ ... 21. TetMI p4. 6.. Roadway to 18. F« exam I''· parldng area '1. Subl*le 21.llue- B.City:<*ll aa.·• AeHIDf.;' llbbr. n.Titt.er 2l. Hare~~~ 65 Chevrolet $2295 Impala Hardtop. Locai)J OW· ued and only 12,000 Jniln, d eylinder, power stterina. Spotleas fawn interior, beau· tiful .maroon finish. -~ MWile 8EFORE. )0()-SO!J.'- EXPERIENCED WHEB SERVIQ: · _. 16. F1etJh fJl 24.. Short outing11 MEIGS COUNTY WITH PULL IIRVICI -Club oflouthlt'n Ohle BOB E. BYER 12!1 ·Palrlo110 Dr. MlddiiPIIrt car hops. Apol) in persoo. Crow'a , Steak Hollse, Pomeroy. 0. tfc mu to work ed. YJr. Emory Powell, Ra· cin•, 0. Pit 143-2275. 131 fie ' .... 32. Foodf'iMM ol tile mack~ erel family 36. Blrthplaee "' Abntballt 14. Ship'• erew 36. Calcium: aym. 34. Capital: Bulgari& u. Godl!i ot title Teu"""" ........-... lndiON - "- Sta&&er LOnllalor DAILY (IBYP!OQDOIB- ._,. ._ t. wed< .. AltYOLBAA:tta LOJIIIFBLLOW ODe lott• Ia·tlllo_,a.Aiofclr a. DNe L'.. X far the &.e O'a. ete. . _... lett--. ..,_. trophies, tbt IeDcth aDd h ¢'ice ot tbe wOI'dil aft all lMtl. Bn' f. "ay tbe oode Jetten .-e 41H:ffei"Mt. _pi)'_,.. _ _ lo MALE HELP, ietw... ac.. 'iJ and 35. cleau, .... 8ppelf' once of good character. l>a7 or oigbt ohlfl 1nilable. AppiJ' ill periOD oi ·'Jiaqlr llcJt, 8 · w. urua., ~ q. lletw- llouro 111'1ltllllt pAll•·* ' ·., xu oaa on' cw Qr 1 r GBKQRBBPB ••• PXXH •••• ABBe Y x AY .,.. x •• 't' lt B 'I' A B :& '!' B A.-A 7. t1 ALBOIB ·-- 'I' I . . . .Q. , l'llt"""'L 2 pH· · ~ • ior. good tiret, V8 eD&iDI, triDI., UH. 9·1 Miss Stover~ 48,Diesat Holzer Hospital GASULINI! ALLEY Pf. PLEASANT- Miss Gal' net E. Stover, •· Oot !til~ Ob!e, Rt. !, former Maaan Cour> IJ' resident, died early Wedslef. day monlng in HD!Ier llolp!tal aRer a loq llfneoo. She wao bom· .!anulll'1 211. 1111, 1 dauJhler tithe Jail Ira D. and Pearl Rimmey Stover. Mlu Stover had raided Ia Ohro lor the past teo yoan. · Surviving are two listers Mra. Walter SloVer, ~If tnd Mrs. Ralph Bright, Oal Hill, Ob!o; ooe brolber, John Stover, Delaware, Ohio. Funeral aervice will lie con· dueled Saturday 2 p.m. Ia tlu Potts Chapel Church, HDgsett with the Reo. Odellllulh efllcl· allq. Burial wlll lie in IIH church remeftey. Frielldl Dill} caU at the Chapmu-WUcm1!11 Mortuary aRer I p.m. Tburlllay The pat·t came for Wilmer'5 car, Hac~<! ~ow • - ' l"" -'~~!<: ' •I ~ B • U"- . YlRS"r • ,. -~ ... l8 SIJLif·i>"-'IW.·-- u ' Q lonq wi l l it take to in:;taJ I ? By ART SA..SOM . _.: ;- -----;- • 2 IN ~ERE . . • J •lfii•~~T.w.~ua.. .... FRECKLI!S AND HIS FRiENDS Cath:rWltrtdru E. .' Named CW.a Prea. · llr HAROLD GRAY H£ SAVED "t''OR LIVES FROM THAT · , . BlJSI·U·\A•TE:J? 1 Wi ' St.vED HIM !=!?OM 1 Ton Stake, duM wheell 62 Chevrolet $1295 ~INk' I NQ AND llo Ton, 8' Pickup, VB englot, custom seat, gooo tire1 WORI?YING. A80UT · V601ll0'-l V'f?E Rlc;J.I;r: liLV! BUT HE WA'a ~UC!-1 'TH!'IT on. ALL AI.ON£ IN nli BIG S~AMP? SI·H-1·" HEQ.R TAAT1 A t'iiCE. c~, I JUST ~ I-lEI-lAKES OUT HO ·KAY! 64 Chevrolet $1495 ¥, Ton Panel, V8 en11ine. IU· tomate trans., power st.Hrllll and brakes, Po&itraetioo tl axle, new tires All Kind1 of Goad luys Allin One P'l•Your Chevy D•ler POMEROY Hospital News MOTOR CO. FOR HER. ,TOO. S HES COOL 1 'TtlAT AUNT ::-·--··,AND - TI-IAN.IC:S To Br SCHULZ ' I OUT AND THIS SNAPS LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII Op.n Evening• 9 P.M. • Tlo!E STEEL ~OISTJNG CABLE-A~ . YE'S-VERY CUTE,. 1-·fM? T~IS PUL..LS 0 Nkn !l.Conta·~ .&. 57 Chemlet $395 Bel Air St. Waaoa. Wbitt one red finish, cleu tnter- River News llven!np alt!ll s.tunlay LE'OIARI> flellN!>IEIN ! 28. llosl ratioaal on dairy farm, house furnish- finish, good tire•, automatic traos. Radio, 1 1 owner low mileage car tbat il ntra niu. f '' FOR A CATCHfR? AMINIATURE 21. All6int. 4S. J>UpoteW Write Box 668·K, The Daily C Sentintol. Pomeroy. Ohic. t I 3tc C-<J 60 Corvair .. $595 700 4 lloo<. White ever turq, - IS Tl-lE~E·OR IS Tf-.IERE NOT A OIICKE~UPf.RfiWI? Metropolitan.Motors NOW REPIIIIINTING " Door Sedan, V8 engine, std. trans. White fini8h witll red interi()r, good tirM, • dio and heater. BIG STANISLOUSE S..At,. .,., t-21" 62 Chevrolet $1095 ePA!lrS for OUTBOARD .ll\JIIIIiaa deer j e80AT PAINT . eT«<LS · ' IRAKE SERVICE Coov. Cpe. Good tlr01 I ey1. engiae, Std. tran.a. Radio and beater, 100d top. , e2 USEO CARS ..LIPT ~··I MQTOU ·. . eiiOATS AliGNMENT 61 Rambler ·· $595 HIM OFF GtVE HIM PNE: ' LMT CHANCE!! PEfJSKlN Blaettnars •utomati~ ·' • I I COME CLEAR ACR!JSS'TOOW TO fUll BAlL. AN~ Wf!O 00 I 6ET lL~ =:~; Lll&r M. ;::if n. Soon LI'L ABNER I Q.lf'AY.~,....­ Radio and beater. POMEROY, OHIO :fteld ........ t. (..."1uteft. &FULTZ Pomeroy, 0 , Phont 992·2186 15. Bi£" Bhot your hom£ or mint. EXPERIENCED aJ~e~weW 4. PieCe of · tumiltare I . Toolent 13. Walk 3-ApArtrnent Unit, Spring Avenu•, Pomeroy, formlll'ly owned by Em,. JRchim, dec:Nitd. a.._. _... tKa 13. SJ-ied d.ReaiON a 31 ~:::;,. fh ........... 5 or I! dJy$ a week . Stay in tiTCHf;N~H00E;;-t.;;:P-a-nd -, :.:..s t . ~o::- PROPERTY . Pantheon I"A"'B"'Y;-;o ~r"'Tn:R. 3 hou~s a-d-a-y, , INVESTMENT . I OK BUYS! • w. ~ t.w!lnp·Hcin. hlt;i ! i' CALL r, . . DIC~. ~·4~ . Save at Landmark 1 I ~'r\JlU1 c~~~~~~~ ' ' ; HARLEY Davaon mo,lor· 11 cycle, $2GO.· Ph, . George registered Holateia . HeDIItey, Tuppers Plails. fresh thii fall, papef. turn- · 6, 167-3315. I SO 3tc ished Jonn J. Rooe,' Long CANNIN<ftoma!OeO.-brias o"" j :'~~l.-.=;u-u,;no,,-;;;;;o:;;-:.1 61< Bottom, 0. Ph. Mt.211Zt. basket, $1 bushel, Roy W. 1 Ph. Proffitt, Portlud, 0. I 30 &to ::,. 992-3701 "' see Mrs. Wayne LUSTRE Foam'o exclusive col· ii6a GREAT Lakeo HDusetrall· HarriSon, 237 Race St., Mid· or brightening · formula wiD er, 50 1 I, price .1,700. AI~ dleporl. o. I 31 3tc d ,_ I--• Ilk a oew aupply of c.hlldren 1 ---ma • ynur carpe~ """ • school clothing. Jeflers Used -ROOM country home, 1\lo new agam. Eleetnc ·shampoo-1 Clothing Store, Rt. 3, going baths. basement, garage. Call er rental 11. Ebersb~ch Hard· towards Fairgrounds. a 30 6tc 992-7323 for appointment I ware, Pomeroy, OhiO. I ~ ~ . - -· I 31 Sic 1 1 tile PIGS, $15 each. Ph. 742-5888. -Jiooi.! house with both in _ __ ____ _ _ I 30 3~ Syracuse, o. Has gao !urn· GORBY Clarinet and caoe, IRISH Cobbler potatoes, Cen• ace. Pb. 992·3990. 1 30 &tc very little U5e, music tland, bac potatoes for wiHter. AlsO - - EE- and - - lu- will sell lor half price. Con· CIIJUiing tomatoes, pick yourTHR tour mom . r- tact Robert Duckworth, Mid· self, $1 bushel. Charles Hilrusbed opartmen!J. All uttll· dleport t 1 31e loll, Portland, 0 . I 30 Ute u.. paid. Phone WY :J.2776. _ _ · _ Rowte, and Reed. Allor 6 CANNING tomatoe&, $1 bushel,,GAS RANGE, refrigerator, car, Notice p. m. call WY 2·3571. you pll'k. George Hill, Dor· couch, tires and wheels, golf 4 S tic cao, o. • 31 lie\ club •et, motor · boat with THER.E will be a chicken and :o::-:---·--;--c--;; · 1r 1·1 Ph ~ '315 1 •• •tc _:_ spt:~ri!"-rib barbecue and ice NlCE 4 rooms and bath 111> 1966- HONDAScrambler. 3tri _ __a er. · •••·• · _~ furnished apartment, MiddleCC, 1400 actual mileo. Phone NEVER USED anything like l'reaM social Sept. 5 at the port, Ohio. Ph. 992-3874. IKII-2132 alter 7 30 p. m. it, say users of Blue Chester Volunteer Fire house 8 3 Ue 8 31 3tc Lustre for c\Paning r.arpft!l •ponsortlf by the Chester Vol===---:-:----:-7:----- - - Rent electric shampooer fl. lWteer Fire Dept. . sUtrting rHRE · E and lo"• room lurnllll> GAS FURNACE ss·ooo BTU · ' • • Pickeno Hardware Co , In''· at II a. m .. children and ed and unfurnished apart. like new C. A. Davis. Ph. 1 2t itc menl!!. WY ~5434. U I lie 773·5674. 8 31 61p ____ _ adult i pl;;~teR . There win also bo a ~ar.de at t p. m. FOUR ROOM furniobed apart CARPETS and lift too can br 9 1 31c men!. WY 2-3658. I 14 !lc beautiful if you use Bh1e You always 1ave more 011 THERE will be a chicken bar- I MODERN 2 bedroom b011101, Lustre. Rent electric sham- Unleo Appliancea btcile at tile Rtlf'ine Fire j Pomeroy, 0. Ph: 992·2901 ·.~I.Y ·pooer 11. Pomeroy CemPnt Better prieea than ever oD Statioo Lshor Day. Serving , or 192-3702 evenmga. Block Co. I 29 lie Freezers, Refri1entora, Wa· sber-Dryer Pairs, Elt!c. Ran. will slart at 11 a. m. Home 1 7 24 · tie· tmlGER- Console sewing m8.- gee and Air-Conditioners. made ico cream will be rold : ~ ROOM ,ipirtmeol with ·llotb. chine. This machine itJ equip- 15 cu. ft. Chelf . Sponsored by the Racine / Ph. 992-3319. 1-t tic ped to make botlorlboles, darn FREEZER - - - $195 Fire Dept. 1 Jtc , TRAILER, Brown's Trailer and •mbroider. Take over ~:, · e paymento of ta per month or POMEROY fiiERE will . be round and j :.;.;; Miaersville, 0 :'':'~ pay balance due $111.22. Try 992·2111 24 square dancmg at the Mason· ! it in your home. Ph.992·32ll. •' e ette Cafe every Friday from 4 ROOM HOUSE and bath, gar· a 21 61< 8 p. m. until 12 p. ml ~a•on- age , 916 Locust Sl., Middle· EARLY American stereo, AM: Jilek Caney, Mgr. ette ~ate. Mason , llj;,A'a. 1 port , 0 · Ph .t92·2900 day or FM radio. This has kl•ely VENETIAN blinds, all ltincls. 1 Z8 If• maple finlsh. 4 opeed changer. AlH repaln. Dale Wippel 3 3! 3tc lj 992-3702 eveniag. .., -,.8-L-IC_S_A_L_E-- ~ mbu;:, FURNISHED· 5- l'oom apart- This ..t sold mucl! J!igbet. SUpply, 215 Unloa Ave., "" . a • men!, lsi ftoor, Ph. 1192-0435, Take over paymen!J ol $7 per Pomoroy, Ohio. 7 2t 30fc grill, antique furmture ,. ~e•· 1 212 South Fifl:ll Ave .• Middle~ month or pay balance due tauraat equipment, hviOi t port, 0. 1 :111 lie $ 24 Try 1.1 111 . ho DON'T pump your tluggisb lOP' room ouite, stands, rockiug l Ill. · ·your me. lie lallk. Get Kleau·Em • AU Ph. 992-3218. I 28 6lc chairs, straight chairs. beds. ' Auto 5•1• ,_ Septic Tuk Cleaaer. Laud· teltvision, gas healer~,. gao 1951 CHEVROLET pickup lruct DUS!l cobbler· potatoea. Thom- ,..mart Farm Bureau, Pom• cook otove, refrlgetalor, h d ty ed lr ao Sayre, Portland, €1. Pbona ; roy, 0. 110 SOle . eavy u , 4 spe an• • ., ..... • 211 _ ;·c,:-'=====~~ . 1 . 1 1 like n~w. e ectnc amps, 1.. mi ..ion, good tim, king _...,._ . • . ..,. rr'S INEXPENSIVE to clean oleum rugs, throw r U 1 1• wheel ba.., $400. Ph. 1192. J9A SHMITk •II It; tnHer, cab 11111 aud upholstery with wool '1'1'• table8, dreoser cup- 2518. e 1 stc over, hitclt, electric brake~, Blue lustre. Rent electric board.a.' radio, obeol ol dra• toilet, awninl 1nd net, fl.al. 1hampooer fl. Baker FurnJ. ers, diSh~. eopl<ing utenSJii, J95S FORD, low mileage. Also Uooe1 Boggs, 992-319:!. lure Co. 1 28 lie porch swing, porch cball'l, a large davenport Ph. Lee H 610 8 lawn mower, wheel barrow, Rudisill . 992-3403. a 31 -ttc ___ ----·--------' ONE Peterson sleeper • ttroU. •arden tools, pzza oven, likl ~--- ·--- - - -·- 1951 FORD Statioa Wllgoa, •· one Petenon baby •.wins, • 1955 CHRYSLER. excellent rul· new. other things too numer· lliRg coodilioo. Ph. 742-5852. 4 dr. Thunderbird Ph V..a engine, 111akes car &eat, one Counselor uus to . mentioo, Clyde Sww· I Sl &tp ~ighest oiler. • t92 • P. ~aby ocale, one ba88inel with ort. OW)Ier, 1184 Beech Street, - -I 30 IW pad. one ~igh ehair, tne Middleport, o. Saturday, Sept lnsu,.nce A.K.C. reiilterell bloolt ·m•· ohrome car wit~ ateerillg S at t a.m.• lerms cash, •GET A quotation from ltEll· lure poodleo, males, 1 weeu wheel, one porlnble babY bed, Cret Bradford, Auctioneer. TER INSURANCE AGENCY ofd. Ph. 949-5621. 1 30 3tc one Cooco net playpen, one 1 -- -. 8 30 3tp ' INC. before renewing your BUIXJET ~P-RlcED lurnlturo Ill pair ladiet shoe skatco, sire ' w 7, 011e portable electric eew'UCTION ot Laurel Cliff ·, auto insurance. o may be oor third Door budget ahop. hi -• ~ abl I0 ou mone• B·• F-" ..... ,....,... inl mac ·ne. Mro. R. G. AH St Rt · 124 .1 e save Y , . ~• w-•are. ... _,..., SchooI ouse, . . • e• I I 2 tic Obio. 11 U trc ley, Middleport, 0. Ph. 992ery Friday uight at 7 p. m., .. ___ __ . - - Z835. I 21 61p Adams Tr11:bng Post and Auc· ' AUTOMOBILE lnlurance bftD BEANS, potaloel, lomlloel lion House, Russell Welcb, ' cooeelled1 Lost Ytur oper11- and melons. Clarence Prof. Real E$t1te For Sale laleo maaager. 1 23 tte or'a license? Call WY :1-296&. fit~ PorUand, 0. Pb. 143-2254.j;;;iiiiiiiijli'iiii0iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..... CHICKENBarhfCue~ saturday. · ' 1• !'~I a L1 11o . , ~ • Milw~;n;ftj~biiii, 11116 ~:~:~:!.?.~~~ • I :1 . · ·· \ .. I'· l ... ' ·' ' 't , d Way~ ' • ·.a<) ··u··:·, \. .. !l!/9~CAL~•II ' THAT"ECHO: ...NIE", I~ """'THER CAT ! IM SURE 111101>1ERCI<I' 'WILL MAKE OUT .JUiiT ~ltiiOI ... : �,, .. i ' ' ''. ( 14 - ·,· ·' • ' ' B ChaD . B • o N ' • In om ..·,n 8 IJ,trest ' •·...,,". ·. J'e! , rmg ut es.tJDJJ • S_t,'i_n.' ct 't4 ; ·, ·;· 1 "' ',_·i ~!"! "'"'"'tl YORK (UPI) -Wives Street, U.S.A., work at maldi!g , ll!l#lllqry whlta collar · ~... something in 1t~ l\ith mates ·of lorel!!n li · .o!fl<.'ers and mDitary ' hubby changeo jobo lile challenge ta the brlnp out the nesting the family home an attractive place. · But the wives wbo can't be sure of bolng in one dwelling for a long time wnr~ ,harder st making th• tem!Jotary nest seem like home. Problemo related to the nesting instincts of the nomadic instinct that wives are defined In li report in along Main U.S. Lady, the famlly aervi<:l! • ev'!"Uation from Saigon - with three •mall children last ¥ellr. t) "How sorr~ we !eel fDr thoie ~al. gests," slle says, "that tribute women at home who have Barbara s. Wilson, wife of is due us oomadlc women." plunge blindly into buying foreign service oflicer Thomas Women survive the decoratijrst house without lhe F. Wilso'l> ~tly.. aerving as ing and furnishing problems invaluable experience of know· consul at .the U.S. ·Embassy in temporary nesting by firsthand ali the things they Saigon say• it 'takes great upon the experience as ' want.'' Mra. Wiloon oald. adaptability to reconcile the ralion for the ultimate The hazards of houomg in nesting in,tinct witlr a hus- according ta Mrs. Wilson. are less risky, of band's foreign service or "She ratlonalius that it than those encountered military career. .be hers at some vague t'Y the oom•dlc families. u11iat so many of us are Itime," she said. Her "The usually is doing 1t reasonably well sug- nomadic advenlure was and I've never beard ·of tickS brteding·· ln the walls ol a !lOUSe In tlie States," Mrs. WilBon 118id~ · "But the houses l bave Jived in abroad have made, me realize that an ultimate ·next must allow areas for pnvacy. This m>ght have escaped me if l had oeen expooed only to the togetherness trend of Stateside housin~ nnw in vogue." The ·~ood goints about a big house wero Jeam~ when the s once lived m a 17~room hous witi1. fitful plumbing and • ,r ··-· .. · .' ·• -•;;f-. ' ancertaJn heat. But, ai!CO)illl!a 8alui'n. .ftiplter, ·Map u1 ta Mrs Wilson. It had' mi'"Y_· V.enus. · _ ·! advani3ges over "the cumJit The evening star Ia ~Amertcao ' style of parlor- · Pioneer Amerlclll' jOumallll bed!':"""-a!ld-slnk Gra¢ Ceo- James Gordon · ~ wu trai house.. bum on fills WI)' Ia . ~· . . . . On this day I~ ~lslol7$ !be Almaaa• · In 1932, New .. Yot; City By UDIIed Pres• lotereatloul Mayor Jl~my Walker ~igned Today Is Thursda~. Sept. I, alter an tnvetlllgat!On at the 2~th da~ oll!N16 with 121 to corrupU~ by .th~. ,..abury follow. · Committee, . ,. The moqn .is between Its full In 1939, World ":t" brobl phase and l815t quarter· out ~ ~ eel The morning stan are Poland. · ' · • I j ' ,, ' ., • ent1ne I ·t : North VietNamDo Two More U.S. Plane MERO'Y SHOP at ELBERFELDS 1n ,- • FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 8 and SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 SAIGON <UP!) -Two u.s. Both pllo!J were listed u l -u.s. Air FCl'Ce and pla1101 were shol down over 1mlsalng. pilots Dew 339 oorties North VIet Nam Thuroday II was the seeor¥1 day in a Communist targela In • during raids that cut villll row lhe United Statea bad loot IViet Nam Thursday, spoiCommunist railway Unes be· lwo pialli!B in raids agai!l8t the [said. tween Hanoi and Red China, Communist North. Combll1edl -U.S. Anny lsi U.S. military opokesmen report- with the 115 planes reported Division troops ended titer ·. ed taday. It bmugbt ta 351 the down in 89uth Viet Nllm, it da~ old operatioll number of planes lost Ill the air brought to 4ti6 the total number Thuroday, 28 mn. war against the Communist of pianeo ohot down during the Sal,on. Americann~ North. Viet Nam war. Terrorists tedly ldUad 101! C In the South, ground action Terrorllts Continae Campaigo the aclion, picked up u U.S. and South Communiais terroriola oonti- "light" ouualties ~== Vielnamese troops battled Viet nued their campaign to sabo- -Two Air Force_ Cong guerrillas near Salgoo and tage SOuth Viet Nam's Sept. II ' bombed and llr8l!!d iD the Central Highlands. At electiono, blowing up a polling !Cong concenlratioo oear least 20 Communists were office in a village 27 miles i Nhon, 290 Jniles .aor1b .~ killed and 22 were reported 1 north of Saigon. At least five Saigon, killing "a nnmbar11 1 Viet Nam war. Vienameae were injured by the Communisla and dtsbvjlQf · U.S. spokesmen said an Air blast. buildings. Force FlOS Starlighler and a In other war deveiopmento: The Air Force Fl• prop-driven AlE Skyraider -U.S. B5Z Stratofortresses ers Dew tbrou&b tbundenttai went down tn the southern today bombed a suspected Viet and "missile elotlds" panhandle area of North Viet Cong troop concentration and North Viet Nam'a rillllllllo :JD 1!11 Nam in attacks againot the rail headquarters area iD Phuoc placed, tho IJ!Qkesme. line that funnels supplies from Tuy Province, about 35 miieo The area betw8on China lo Hanoi. east-southeast of Saigon. <Conlinlled OJi 1 See Our Beautiful Selection Of Womens Tailored Shirts GIRLS COATS It won 't be long 'till she needs the warmth of a good Fall and Winter Coat And we have just the coat. for her. Buy now while our selection ls fresh. In the p r i c e range you desire. Build a wardrobe of shirts from this wide selection. We have them all - prints, plains and Beautiful ali wool labrics and heeksuedes !lOme with fur trim. fancies. Buy as many as you like - long sleeves with cuffs - roll up sleeves and short sleeves - peter pan collars - pointed collars and Sizes3 to 6x button down collaro. All and7to14 the popular new fabrics. Sizes 30 to 38 and40to44 45 PIECE BOOTON WARE DINNER SETS The finest or ali mela· mine dinnerware. Service for 8. Sun Shower pattern. $14·95 See This I Sol $7.95 Dark Cotton Dresses Sale! Womens Special Group OfWomens Dved to Match 'l' Our Cosmetic Dept. is Hudquarton Far This Popular California Lint of Makeup She-er Genlut-Completa Liquid Form Medle~tH Makeup $1.65 Sheer Genius-Natural Finish Liquid Form M1kt-Up $1.65 P•n·Cake--Cre~my Melee-Up BaM and Powder _ $1.00 Sheer Genlus-Extr1.Cover Liquid form Make-Up $1.65 Dan-Cake--Cr.. my Make-Up BaM and Powdtr _ SLRil Pan·Stlk Cnam Mlkt·Up Srlck $1.85 Ultra Lucent-Ultra Sheer Ftce Powder $2.00 Ultra Lucent-Ultra Shear Fluid Meke-Up · $2.00 Face Powder-Smooth Finish for your Makeup _ $1.65 Craam Puff-Cr.. my Make·Up Baq and Powder Creem Puff Refills 1.00 Pure Magic-Medlcetld Cak•M•tte Finish _ _ $1.50 Hi-Fi Fluid Mtkt-Up $1.75 Pest~ Tint-C,..tm:t" Smooth Rouge $1.50 Petit• Botlque Lipstick and Eye Shadow Paint Box $5.00 Paatel Glow-Compect, Powder 1nd Make-Up Bru1h $3.75 Lipsticks-Ultra Lucent Creme $1.25 HI-Society Creme Lipstick $1.10 Coiffure ltallenne-Color Highlight Shampoo _ _ $1.50 Spray·A·Wev._Helr Sprey 89e Crew Cut-HIIr Drenlng 59c Actin Moisturlttr-Malntalns · Skin Moisture _ _ $2.00 Cleenslng Creern-Creamy rich formula $1.00 Skin Freshener Refra5hlng Letlon _ $1.00 Moisturh:lng Liquid Cleanser $1.50 A1tringent-For oily skin $1.50 Invisible Mtke-Up Foundetlon $1.00 Eye Crum Plus $1.50 Dry Skin Cream $1.50 Creem Deodorant 79c spray O.Odorant . $1.00 RoJI.On Deodorant 79c Hypnotlque, Golden Woods, Prlridtlf, Spray Colognt $1.75 to $3.50 Metcarl Remover Ptds ..,--=-~=-=--::-· $1.00 Hypnoflque, Golden Woods, Prlmltlf, Bath fowder $2.00 Cake Mascara $1.25 Eye Shadow Stick ' $1.50 Fin• Lin• Eye Pencil $1.65 Fint Lint Eye Panel! Rtflll1 ·65e Ertc._Stcret Cover Up $1.75 La•h Full Maaura Wand $2.00 Luh Full MaKara Reflll1 $1 .25 Hl-FI fluid Eyo Lino• $1.50 to 24\2. Carhartt Brown Duck OVeralls in f!!lfll[ar bib ol)rlo for Boys Jackets construction workers. Men• Nevtr Iron 100% all wool flannel slim skirtslrseveral styles to choose om, in camel, sorrel green, tokay grape, dark brown •nd black. Sizes 8 to 18. $5.95 ~, . 100% orion cardigalll!l .to match . Sizes 34 to · 40. (heather tone) See our outstanding group of girls dresses in all size Each one pretty, comfortable and easy t ocare .. for. Be~uti!ul gay plaids, stripes, florais, and oolids and 2 pc. knits. Styled by "Kate Greenway" - "Lil Airess" - "Tlny Town" - and "Chubbettes" for the hard to fit chubby girls. Come In and see for youroelf. 100% orion slipovcr to match . Sizes 34 to" 40. (beather tone) $5.95 ANNUAL SALE WORLD FAMOUS "Berkshire11 Stockings Berkshire stockings won't run Cram top or toe into the sheer leg area because of their Famous Nyloc Run Barrier. Mens Sizes 14\2 to 17 and iD your correct sleeve lenilh. White and IO!id New Arrivals in the Infants Department On the 1st Floor 3 Pe. Sweater, BooHe and Hit Sets _ $1 .95 to $4.95 OrJon Knit Shewls $2.95 to $7.95 lnf1nts Knlt Legging Seta $5.95 to $7.95 Boys and Girls Sweaters $2.95 to $3.95 Schlffle Embroidery Comfort and Pillow S.ll $4.95 to $7 .9S Prlntod Cotton Quill& $3.95 $3.95 $4.95 to $5.95 $5.95 to $10•._ $2.95 to $4.95 Thorniol Blonktts Baby Carrlege Suits BabJ Bunting Suits Crawl and Travtl S.ts Corduro1 Crawlers $1.69 Now is the ide1l time to select your winter Sale! Lloyd DineHe Sets A new shipment of dinette sets now on aale oa our b4 Floor Furniture deportmenl 5 and 7 ptece oell, n>1111l1 llld rectl\ngular table•, all metal Goidtone finflb, supported plliStic on seats and backs. Topoore·Uiht arid dirk wood &nin with 1cratch prool finJsb. - i~eket- The aelectlon Is and there are many styles to and buy. Stop in now on the first floor - try on some of theoe fine jacketa for men or boys. Pick out what you want. MENS "KIRBURY" EXECUTIVE LENGTH MENS SOCKS Popular over the calf length mens socks. One size fits all sizes 10 to 13. Solid colors - Grey, Black, Navy Blue. 79c pair . Put ;13QUNC~ in / your step SAVE NOW ON Womens Uniforms Hundred• of popular styles to chooae from. Short and three quarter length sleeves. All easy to care fabriCS. .i Require little or no ironing. One and two piece styles. Suitable for nurses, waitresoes, beauticians and dieti· MENS AND YOUNG MENS Permanent Press SLACKS Waiot slzeo 29 to 42 a.&. a good oeleclion of lengths. Solid colon: Wbeat, n'Jt ,Gtetn,J,Biack, Light Green. Wesh them - Dry them - tiM!y never have to be Ironed. Popular styles with and without belt loops. with . eolora. MARVEL METAL CABINUS Woll C&bine!J, Base Cabinets, Utility cabinets and Waidrobes. A large selection of aizes. Finish,: with Gold trim. bd and 3rd noon. 1-..;..---------' ALLADIN WORKMEN'S LUNCH KITS Black metal kits with white·enamel llninJ. Compllle wUb · a p~nt size vacuum bottle. ·, · ' $3.29 "$_4,95 ... ·~· ' .,., Friday and SatUrday $flit of Jerks Socks A get up and go atretch aew ooclt: Ill 75% orion accylic and 25% ,atretcb ny; · Ion. Wbfte.and a fine aeleetloll of ·ao114 EastemS,opes ' OfRockie8Uit By Heavy Hail Sale! Tan, Copparlone1• While md White m.:-~nufacturers. S.tondey Pints nc . 1~ Pints _ Ua: Quarts _ 3 for so.· co] on. ranges. $1.35 Berkshire Seamleu Mesh Sale $1.09 $1.35 Berkshire Seamless Plain Knit _ Sale $1.09 $1.35 Berkohire Full Faohion twlth oeamol Sale $1.09 $1.35 Berkshire Walking ShHrs (with ooamol Sole $1 .09 .. ' $1.65 Berkshire Seamless Agilon Stretch Sale $1.29 $1.65 Ultr11on S.amiHS Droos Sheen Sale $1.29 $1 .65 Ultrason Seomless Evening Shoen Solo $1.29 $5.95 Uniforms s.:.~::: $4,00 $6.95 Uniforms s....:::·r $5.00 $7 95 Uniforms s.,'":.~iar $6.00 $8.95 Uniforms s.••:~~·r $700 $10 95 Uniforms frldoy $8 QO $1295 iforms Prldoy $1Q aom Soft, pll.able polyetbJo lene freezer boliOI wt1ll plastic !Ids. Button down collar style. Our Group of Girls Dresses Will Take Them Back to School in Fashion $5.95 S.turdlr FREEZER DRESS SHIRTS Mads of 110% K'odel Poly· ester. 110'11> combed cotton. by "Devon" cians. All top Mens Lee Overalls popular Lee Blue Denim Bib Overall•. Stop in the Meu Department on the First Floor and h\11 10\IZ' lize. Also you'll find Lee Carpenter Overalls tn white or ffickory Stripe-Lee Painters Ove-rallJ In white llld SPORTSWEAR . 1 Now II a eood time to buy your bib overall~ Blbel'feldl have a complete- selection of sizes from 34 to G2 iD the 1nd leys and plaids. Many styles to choose from. All wash· able fabrics. Misses sizes 14 to 20 and half sizes 14lh !":oo:po:m;:.;;i; :i1.50 Mens Beautiful new fall patterns In dark tone stripeo, pais· SWEATERS and SKIRTS "MAX FACTOR" $1 BIG SALEI ON ALL LAWN MOWERS That We Have In Stock At Our Warehouse on Mechanic Street WE$TCLOX ALA11M ~0(1(5 VIsit our Furniture Deportment on the 3rct F'oclr. Populer · •••.~ of· Furniture for every room In your ho-Stnslble :O.rtment Ston ;r'ett end credit for your convenl•ca. • '• ELBERFELDS I . ' ' � 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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