https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6d26ae33db5c929d1f31aeaeedc33cf6.pdf 5f6e834ead1ea0b8434b13405aa603f9 PDF Text Text I ,. ) sented by Mrs. Mary Cleek bonoring her daughter, Pam, ehoc. olate cake, punch and ,mints were served. The refreshment table was attractive in pink cover and centered with an arrangement Linda Lyons. honored queen, of purple and pink flowers with prrstded and opened the meeting in ritualistic fonn . lnlro· duced, welcomed and escorted to the east were Jennifer Blake~I re, Linda Darnell Mayer, Stet'ltanit' Pullen and Linda Yost, past honorrd queens of Bethel. Linda Lyons. honored , 1uet:n and grand · 1,., of Arizona. was presented b• ~"" ' Cleek, senior princess. .,·lso u1trodu~.:ed and escorted to t h ~> ea ~ l were Mrs. Dolly Dan!'t'V 01 Newark, grand guardian ;m.d the inspecting officer, :-. J··s _ Helen Johnson of Ci'ncin-1 mi ll . past grand guardian and pl't,~t·nt grand secretary. ~ '\ purple candles In 4rYstal holders on either side. Mrs. Helene Mullen was in charge of the refreshments. Mrs. Harriett Neigler, grandmother of. Pam Cleek, served the cake and Mrs. Cleek and Mrs. Rosemary Lyons presided at the punch bowls. Due to the special meeting, th<re will be no meeting September 26 and the next meeting will be Monday, October 10. Chester CounciJ, Daughters America, met Tuesday everting with 36 members present. Mary Showalter, councilor opened the meeting In 1stic f~rm. It was reported Mary Hayes fell, injuring Cnunril memllers of the hip. A communication was read el introduced were· Mrs. Elsie from Elizabeth Halberg, state n Smith. guardian; Paul councilor. A Booster meeting nell. assoriate guardian: Mrs. to be held November 9 at the REV. CHENOEETH D;1isy Blakeslee, guardian Legion HaJJ in Marietta, was rd arY · Mrs. Mabel Goeglein, E\·aogelislic services will announced. A meeting of dis;~u:trdi~n treasurer; Mrs. Ma· be beld at the MiDersvUle tricl officers, state officers, rv \'irginit Kautz, director of Methodist Church nightly al past state officers and deputies !J tusie: :'l-1rs. Ada Nease, pro-- I 7:30 p. m. from Oclober Z was announced for October 23, nl:ltor or sociability; Mrs. Beth through Oct. 9 wilb lbe Rev. at 2 p. m. at luppers Plains, Pullrn. custodian of parapher- R. J. Cbtnaeeth of the Pea to practice for the Booster of meeting. Those attending are 1 ;l\ia. 1\Irs. Helene Mullen. pro- Rtdge Methodist Chuch WiUiam Tennessee ill charge. He bu to take a covered dish and ow.o 1:l()IE'r of hospitality; H ;nE' ~. director of finance ; and been a 'metbodist minister tBble service for early evening t ;,t;' Cowan. promoter of frat. I for 50 years, cllairmaa of the meal. ,.nw! relations. Board of Cbriltiau Social CouThe commission of E r rn a lnitiation was he~d for o~e I ceru for eJgbt years, a mem· Cleland as council deputy was candidate. A b~aut1ful wh1te ber of lbe Conference Board read. Practice for receiving na· ~ lain altar cloth presented to of Evaqgelism, and dJst.rlct tiona! and state officers and tht· Bethel by Stephanie Pullen, .Board of .Evangelism, . and balloting was held. Mrs. Clepasl honored queen, was used district secretary of evanlel- land reported on members atll)r the first time. The cloth ism. There will be speclal tending Guiding Star CoundL w<ts made by her mother, Mrs. singiag by the choir and Mrs. Showalter, 01 behalf of B('th Pullen . other groups, Pastor WendeD the council, presented M r s. Mr~ . Dancey, inspecting oifi- G. Stutler invites everyone. . Cleland a gift of appreciation. cer, highl y compl imPntfd the It was armounced that books flffict>rs and members on their ef the council would be prmlltatmll of ritualistic work. a! the home of Ada Van Miss Lyons, on behalf of the on Thursday, September ,g_ Bethel. presented a gift to The good of order committee 1 announced a grabbag sale .Mrs. Dancey and personal gifts to Mrs. Dancey and Mrs. Johnthe next meeting on October son. 4. It was also announced that At the closP of the meeting, Plans were made to tour the the next meeting wiU start members and guests adjourned Blenko Glass Company and 7:30 p. m. to the dining room where a WSAZ TV in Huntington when Quarterly birthdays were obdeoorated birthdey cake pre- the Bradbury Arts and Crafts served with a potluck dinner. Club met recently at the home The honored . guests, Mary K. of Mrs. Hilda King. Mrs. Eve- Rose, Dorothy Ritchie, Doris lyn Murray, president, presided Grueser, Elizabeth Hayes, Le· ever the aU day meeting. tha K&blentz, Ellan Mrs. King presented devotions Lillie Christy, Elizabeth FRIDAY, SATURDAY ondSUNDAY during the morning session. Mrs. bam, Laura Mae Hartung, Peggy Hutton was welcomed as ris Koenig, Lucille Kraeuter, Sept. 23-24-25 "BOEING BOEING" a new member and new year- Betty Roush, Hattie Frederick '1\1!11 Cwiis JerryLewil books were distributed. The and Mary K. Holter were each Blenko Glass Company will be presented a gift and seated at (Teehnlcolor) visited In October and the TV a special table with white cov-and11 show, Dialing for Dollars," at er, centered with a decorated "GIRLSI GIRLS! GJRLSI" WSAZ in November. birthday eako ma<ie by MarEl•il Presley Stella Steven• The club decided to make garet ru•.Ue. !Tecbnicolor) holiday favors for the Children's ----Home and Infirmary at the meeting In November. The birthday of Mrs. Oleva Cotterill was observed with a handkerchief shower. TONtGHTIIIru SATURDAY A covered di!!h dinner was Penny Lynn Hysell, daughter ''T~~~~'W:{~ 1 • enJoyed al noon and the after- of Sp. 5 and Mrs. Lawrence Hy(SIAN CONNERY) noon session Included a discus- sell celebrated her 6tll birthday (Techoicolor) sion of the projecls planned for Sept. 19 with a birthday party Colore•<;::::!"• Au1er the year. Attending the meeting at borne of her grandparents, AdmilllDD! 'IDe 11 400 in addition to the above named Mr. 'alld Mrs. Lawrence Man· were Mrs. Ethel Collins, Mrs. ley. IUABAV r MONDAY Kathryn Werner, Mrs. Beatnce Decorated cupcakes, · and TuESDAY d ~ s.;t. 25-26-27 Stewart, Mrs. Jackie Ree an.. cream, and punch were served •FIREBALL 5011" nephew, Mrs. Arline Davts and to the invited guests : Rebecca, . Fmnlde T"fv!l~:or Annette Mrs. Paul Wino. Rhonda, and Angie Miller, BecFuniceiiO. Fabiao, Chill ky BarUet~ Sandra Little, KaWills Harvey Lembect, Julie SON IS BORN thy Haley, Cathy Manley, DaParriBh, Patti Chandler, Don Mr. and Mrs. Henry Salser, vid Manley, Mike Manley , RonBandi Trio, Carole ~mbard Rt. 1, Racine are announcing the nie, Randy, Patty and Peggy SiDgen. Avalon & Fabtan are race car drivers at Daytona birth of a 6 lb. 13 oz. son, Mark McKinney, Brenda and Sberri Speedway ... beail-on wreck Allen, at Holzer Hospital Sept. Hysell and George Baley. Par. . . Fabian injured and pu~l· 17. Grandparents are Mrs. Hat· ty favors were given the guests. ed from car enveloped m flames on famed Los Angeles tie Burris, Pomeroy and Mrs. Gifts were presented and "Figure 8" track. Hear: Fire· Eve Thomas, Syracuse. games were played with prizes ball 500; Country Carnival; iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ awarded to Rebecca Miller, Ml"' Way; Turn Around; Step ..., loo Gallo.-• Rhonda Miller, George Batey, Right Up ttt: Don't Take I Gas and Get F're• Sandra Little and Ronnie Me· F•• turl ~ Oays 3 Nlihlll In Chane• MIAMI IIACH Kinney. Others attending and 0....1 D1nce Dence Get your Saver ncolr Today . . I · M C.lorcartoons: 111 MouM Unbe~levable but True ass1stmg n servmg were rs. euTIFtiD aAs STATION Lucille Casto Mrs. Eddie Man· T-.L1 Ul w. Main lt.• Pamarar. Ohle ' Mill I,.,,;•;•;;'~·R;o;oci~T~o~R;u~ln;;.....,l,l!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ley, .and Mrs. Janice er. Arts, crafts Club will Tour Glass Company ·~.s~N Drive·ln ' , ' 1,\ \ Sixth Birthday Is Celebrated September 19 I MOUNTAIN MAID ALL PURPOS~ N!W SHIPMINT. RUG SAMPlES THROW RUGS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Approx. size 24 in. wide, t5 in. long. For use iii- Bathrooms, Kitchens, Bedrooms, Hallways, Dem eU . Washable. 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Come In and 5!a ·The Many New Arrivals-All c:nr lhe ·S~;""· ,.,n The 3 Selli!IA Floors. . · '· 36Mem berS Atf d M f• en ee tng Of Council MEIGS THEATRE . . friclety In e..Oy_ ·. · · · · sa,urday Elberfelds ·~ f6m~roy'A~·Opert 9MA to,:9 PM Inspection C~remony.· is Conducred by Bethel 62 Inspection of Bethel No. 62 of the I11ternational Ordet of .Job's Daughters wa.s held at a tspecial meeting Tuesday evening at the Pomeroy Masonic Trmp-lt-. . . ' . ,t;, . I"''<:' / .. Dies Friday . �• I '' ' I ' \ ' I ' \ L I ' ,I ) Jackets • Ill Jackson Seeking 'Upset the Cent ., I JIY llOil .,;, DYER gm to get exc1led Then comes lo 6 mildly surpmmg wm (o It the lefl end pOSihon vacated 1 b1t ' Hood will be the M1dd1es Le!fmgwell, Hmdy, and Pullen have been polled off ' Around th1s time each year the day of reckomng t h e local fans) over the Wahama by Pollens I startmg backfield at Jackson were three years old m 19~ The lronmen, w1th 11 letJ,et 1 the Middleport Yellow Jacke1>1,/ SEOAL dL d M Wh 1 The Jackets have been work when MHS lasl defeated Jack men oo the~r 33 man squ~ of 1 White ~'a icons last l'nday mght, B 1· mg most of the wee e cor- son That was the year the sophomores JUnior and sen1ors, as well as others. have a cou Prn.ar yons an ax pie non-league games under That day is today a!l t h e I Will llave all hands with t h t: latch are expected to be at the rectwg problems discovereiJ m Jackets ftmshed second m the run from an 1 formattOn WJtJl their belts and the local fans be SEOAL opens Its 42nd year of i gu' Signal, mmus one The lackles and Larry Stobart and the fll"st two outmgs aDd trymg SEOAL Josmg only to Logan veteran quarterback Dave PatMark ·1 annehlil at the other , football and tomght at Jackson mnJUs one WJI! be the question guard and end posJtions respec· to def£'nse Coach Bob Callahan s SmcP. 1952 the Ja<"kets have ton, a 165 peund semor calling IS the day of reckonmg of rresh on guard and lmcbacker Roger Jackson lronmen I formation 1 the Signals •ll who pulled a neck t1vely Ray Hmdy is the anchor won only 14, lost 7! and t1ed J k ed theJ Lefflngw man Coach F1ed Ph1l11<.t a<.t he -.: - , d t th V 1 J k1 t three m lea[lue pta) ac son open r season 1 1 1 3 0 takes h1s Yellow Jackets to Jae muscle m the Wahama game man at cen er roun ou e 1 IC ory or ac e earn : r> wtth a sound 20 to 6 wm over son lor thl!ll 1u st le<~ gue g , • (' and may be sJttmg thts one out Jackets forward wall 1 over Jackson has been hard to It thus gOfs without further I the Oak Hill Oaks wh1le rolhng 6f the season and his hrst taste Should Uus be the case. Steve Asa Bradbury, quarterback C@me by In recent years comment that shou ld Ph1!lJS up 259 yards and stoppmg the of SEOAL football I Pullens will probably move to I George Sauer and Bill Swan at Semors on the present start and h1s crew take Jackson the- Oaks for a meager 85 net How The Jackets fresh from a 20 i the guard spot and Denms Ault l the halves and Sam "Jack Rah mg II, Sauer Bradbury, Hood gnd upset or the century would ever, last w~k was a different • Pirates and Highlanders Clash 6S Musfln!l Mrs. Russell Dies Thursday 6 cylinder St.ndud shift, r1d1o & heater whitewall fires 64 Ford Galaxie SOOXL '2 Dr Hardtop 8 cyl•nder 4 speed trans Like hew 62 Ford Fairlane 500 2 Dr 8 standard trans cylinder story as they t..t ·~~~~~=;( Greenfield Even ir lronmep rolled the ground and to 130 The fact that four touchdowns the Jronmen this year 10 the "" could hlnl to rome tomght The thus (ar thrs season hav~ e<i three of their four downs by au' SVAC Headliner Ill BY DICK THOMAS Southwestern will have a couple to Southern Local after tymg 1 Trace Wildcats will be seekmg Coach Mel Carters Northjof changes m his olfens1ve lme Hannan W Va 1)..6 m the ope11 their first wm tomght at Sym 1 Gallld High School PJraies , up whiCh has nol bet•n lullv de cr two weeks ago I mes Valley m Lawrence count) I jOurney to Southwestern for a Clded upon yet Co<Jch HO\o'lle Lee Miller's The WlldC'".tts lost 40 14 at East clash w1th Coadl Steve Stlle~ · l On the hne Coach Stiles Will KygN ( reek Bobcats Will en ' ern, and last week 28.0 at Ky KYGE E H1ghlanden m the on!} Solllh go w&th either Gary Provens \ tct tall\ Southern Local tomght I ger Creek R CR EK BOBCATS I NORTH GALLJA PIRATES ern Vi:! !ley Athletic Conlerence l t65 semor, or Dlln Walker, 213 I m a t ontest that will allow the S V d f Pos -Player Yr \\I Pos -Pia\oer \r "'' 11 lilt on tap tomgl1t 1 hrcc other Junwr :~I nght tackle Richard \ f1rst vt:! <ll mentor to come UJJ ymmes a ey 15 un e eat I LE~Joe Wills 4 170 LE-Dave Hager 3 155 1 SVAC teams play outs1de the Dillon 150 JUnwr or Dwtght lw1b1 a wJJJnlng combmullon tD ed 10 two starts With wms over LT - Rick Thoma8 4 174 LT- Chns Srn1th 3 175 league omght I LIIJ>d 140 sell lui at nght enrl gQ a~amst North Gallia their Hod Hill 28 0 and Hannan, W LG--Dave Darst 4 155 LG-Doyle Saunden 3 160 CPete In non conference g~mes, un· ,Russ Miller 150 semor a 11ext SVAC foe next F;Iday Va 120• last week Per.k 3 157 C-S1Ias Johnson 4 175 1 1 defeated Eastern (2 0) ts at standout last week on both of- I The Bobcats lost two mefl Hannan Trace hopes were RG- Btll McCorrmck 4 165 1RG-Bob McCarley 4 160 Rutland Oil m Meigs count) fense and ddensc or Curt Bc-ils thl'i week bv IOJUrJes Ken Buck boosted thts week v.1th 12 more 11 RT-fla .. e JiVIden 3 170 RT- Dan Logue 2 230 I Hwman l1act! 10 2 gues lo Sv 11 den 144 sophomore will go at !ey 157 sophomore center suf I players cummg uut brmgmg the RE-M1ke Spauldmg 4 180 HE-larry Cremeans 4 160 mes Valley (2 0) m r av,.rence nght halfback and Ervm Bush fered a broken ankle while Steve squad to 'lJ The Wildcats start QB-Jtm Wh1te 2 143 QB- Jay Ftsher 3 150 county and Southern l..ucal 158, JUmor, or Charles Tackett,, Spauldmg 120 sophomore, quar ed out the season w1tb 16 play LH- Don Rumlev 4 150 LH- Roger Garrell 4 185 0·1J of Meigs county VISltS I140 freshman wtll handle full· terback has a knee InJUry er!l but last week lost M1ckl RH- Mtke ~hu!er 3 160 RH- J1m Crace 4 160 Kyger Creek ( II) 10 Gallw , back dut1es The only change 10 the offen Swam 145 semor guard, who FB- Eiwood Howard 3 160 FB-Dave Sk1dmore 3 205 count} 1 North Gall!a romped O\er s1ve lmeup thas week for Kyger suffered a broken collar Done --~~I Game ol the Week ' for 1the Alexander Sp-artans of AI· Creek seems to be Pete Peck, I Lewis P1ckett 130 freshman 1 SOUTHERN TORN<\OOES I SOUTHWESTERN SVAC oompetJtic>n wdl be lhe jbam 57.0 m thc1r openet and 157 Jumor at center for Roger wtll play safety on defense m 1Pas - Player Yr \\ol HIGHLANDERS P1rates and Highlanders \l,lth l la~t '.l.eek came out on the 1 W~1te 169 JUnior Defensively place of Swam for tile Wildcats LE- Tom Dtddle 3 135 th~ South\ltestern te 1m casl :u; shmt end of a 14 oscore at East 1thr Bobcats w11! remam the The Eastern Eagles, power-~ LT-l\1Ike Jh!e J 195 Pos -Player Yr Wt underdog agaiOst v1s1tmg North I ern same hollse ol the SVAl wtll enter· LG-Br\Jce Nel !er LE Ted Fortner 4 160 185 4 1 Ga!lta Coach Carter v. 11l go tomght Kyger Creek lost the opener I tam the Rutland Red Dev1ls to C-Amos Wal!;rown 2 170 4 195 1 LT-Don Garber The North Ga!ha P1rates w11l with Jay fisher IJO JUmor at tY.o v.eeks ago 6-0 at Fa1rland mght Eastern has downed Han RG- Oan Hensler LGDa"c Waugh 4 160 4 150 be 111 good phys1cal condition I qUarterback Roger Garrett t85 m Lawrence county but I a s t I rtan Trace 40 14 and North Gal 1 RT _ Tom WJcklme I C-J1m Walker 2 18r 4 210 for tomgh t s lilt accordmg to Is~mor at }eft half and J 1 m wt>ek dropped Hannan Trace 28 ha 14-0 Rulland has sp!Jt JB RE- MJke Jenkms RG--Don farnev 3 1 'l5 4 158 Coach C<Hlel w1tl1 th' r{turn Crac~ 160 senror at nght half I{) f01 1L-; f1rst SVAC wm two contests w1th Southeastern G I RT-G;uy Prown~ 4 165 of Jtm Crace, 160 seniOr nght B1g Da\e Sk1dmore 21)5 JUmor' Southern Loca! edged Chaun Ohw Ath!etJc League oppon ~~-~~b r~es~-"~ ff ~~~ -or Don Walk('r 3 213 11 RE-R1chard Vtllon halfback who was s1de!mcd la st w1 ll run the lullb<~ t k post ~.:ey Dr~v er 7 4 m the ~l'ason s ents The Red Devils beat -, erm un 1 3 160 125 3 week 10 North Calha s 14 0 to~" Ton~ght s t1lt wtll be the first opener and last week downed Middleport 14 R and !ast week RH-S Jm C~za~t ---<lr DViight Llovd ~ 140 4 180 QB--Gene Hal! to undeft>ated fi:a sten1 1 SVAC compet1tlon fnr the H1gh Southwestern 30 6 the Pomeroy Panthers deteated FB- te':'_e __31 ev 4 155 Coach St1les pomted out that landers Y.ho Jo:; t 3!)-6 lost week Coach Bob Marcum s Hannan Rutland 38-22 I LH-Howa1d Shn ve1 3 213 Ton•·ght's Probable St31·ters I I 66 Ford Galaxie 500 2 Dr H11rd Top 6 cyl 1nder, stand.,d trans Ra dlo & heater, whttew•ll tires. 1 64 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Dr 8 cvlrnder, auto tr1t11 Radio end h .. ter, power steering whltew11J Hrts 63 Chevrolet a.J ...... Alre 4 Dr 6 cyl Standard trans White well 60 Chevrolet 81scayM 2 Dr. 8 cylrnder, automatic trans Rad1o & h..t4r, whitewall tireS f.> I Falcon l Dr 6 cyl St1nderd tnns Radio and heater Dolan Tells Arts Story at University Inn 852s HIT 63 Rambler 550 Series 4 Or 6 cyhn der, stand~rd trans, r•· dlo & huter, whttewall fires I 1 ! A5 •dvertiMO 1n Mademoiselle I,, 1 ~_cc_-.::: Pomeroy Middleport ,;~ "nntiac G.T.O. fempest '2 Or H.udtOp 4 toted trans - 23, 1966-3 1 Reds Begin Fina) HOffie Stand Tonite RH-Hu" M•ller -or Curt Ba.,den Ji'B-t>rvm Bush 1 1 -or Charles Tackett 4 150 NEW YORK POMEROY STATISTICS 1 G~HS STATISTICS 2 144 1 Dallv Sent mel, 0 , Sept DEPARTMENT P OPP <T~o Games) I 3 153 E Ma1n St. Pomeroy, 0~ F1rst Downs ~1 19 DF.PARTM~NT G OPP t 140 63 "ord Galaxie Yards Rushmg 4110 t89 F~rs t Do""' 19 19 1 _ .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M I Dr 8 cylinder auto Yard~ Passmg 213 233 1 Yards Ru shmg 248 294 1 1 'llll ic .ant Redlo and heater power fi;teermg Tolal Yards 613 4221 Lost Rushmg 79 37 white WaU fireR Pena!tJes tOO 60 Net Rushmg 169 257 Fumbles Lost 3 41 Passes Attempted 38 IR CINCII"NATI fUPll - The 65 Doda11 Dart Punls 6-198 8264 1 P<~sl:ies C'Jmplcl1 rl 2lJ 6 final home stand ol the season 2 Dr 270 Ser1d 6 eylln Sconng - B1ll Moore 3 2 20 Passes lntec.cepted 2 2 N.111onal League Detro1t 85 68 556 ID opens tomght for the Cn){ mnat1 der, standard tran! redro and h•ater Len Van Mete1 2 2-14 Steve Yards Passmg 183 81 W. L Pd GB M10nesota 83 70 542 12 Reds as they take on thf' New 1Total Yardagt> Fmlaw 2 0 12 Ke1th Phc~lin 1 302 33R Los An~eles 89 62 589 1 Ch1cago 80 73 523 15 62 f(jrd (;at. !iOO ' York Ylets tn the f1rst of four 0-6 B1 ll English t !.1-6 Hon IFumbles J 4 Pittsburgh SR fi~ ~75 ~ 2 ICleveland 77 77 500 181 2 games thl !. we€kend 4 dr 8 cyl At Trans P deering, rad1a and heater Deem 0 2 2 Recovered By · '4 5 Sm1 Fr ,tllC!sco 86 67 562 4 Califorma 75 78 490 20 1"0 110 Atlanta Pen l ltle ".~ '· 82 71 538 3 Kamas ( 1ty 70 84 45.1 251h The Reds who l1ave !ost 10 I 64 Ford F-700 I P t5 "0 7 241 . nf their last 11 games Will I 2 8 TONIGHT'S GAMES un Phllod Piphit 81 72 529 9 Boston 69 ~ 445 27 " - " Dump Truck 8 cylinder Pnmts 12 "20 s calling on tlle1r v.oiOnlflgest I 5 spud trans '2 1pqd rear G;:~.l hpolJoo: at Pomeroy ' t l..outo; 79 73 520 lO~l \\ashm~ton 67 llti 4~8 28 u:la Long wheel base fndrv1dual Yardage Cmcmnati • New York H, p1tcher J1m Malonev The r1ghl 72 79 477 17 66 87 431 29 Logan at Athens LAYER-P TCB YG AVG ~ hander has lost ht " last fo11r de 63 Mercurv Middleport at Jackson P os. • Houston 67 8'1 ,435 ~310 l.Chnched pennan1 CISions and now IS 14 8 Custom ? Door He,.dtop 3 8 New York Wellston at Nelsonville Saunde~FB - 13 48 63 90 .WI 'll Tbunday s Games Power Staer1ng and Southern at Kyger C·eek Mlcbell-HB ··• 14 to IS Chicago 1ft 8'1 .366 3f Cblcago 4 New York I 1 !lenni< Ribant ' II 71 ~•II be Brakes Automatic trans Rutland at Ea,tern ~:J~HB •• " {~ : ~; lbursday'l Renlll Cal1forrua 5 Dctr01l 3 lsi game on the hdl for the Mets North Gallta at Southwe stern Gilkey fig Chicago 7 CinClDllaU 2 DetrOit f CaltformCJ 0 2nd Cwunnat1s tr<J vels ended 11 10 flan Trace at Symmes Valley TOTALS •• ' AtlaDta 14 Plt!sburgb. I, night game w•th a ltmd as a Ch1cago rook>< 59 1119 8 · Ravenswood at Wahama Opponent• !5'7 (Only games scheduled) Baltimore 6 Kansas Cltv beat them lor the second con All Heaters Vented-Most Srzes Available USED CAR LOT 81 1'9 F'rldaY'I Probable Pltcherl Booton at Wash 2 ppd ram secutive day Thursday Dave I PJ Pleasant at Poca Rock Hill at con! Grme IStartmg Times EDTJ Friday's Prnh:lhh• Ptt~bers Dowlmg al!owed the Reds 10 65,000 B.T.U. 50,000 B.T U Raceland at Ironton National League Los Angeles at Chicago, 2tStartlng Ttme!l EDT) h1ts but took a 12 dectswn 1 1 1 Cincinnati Drysdale (11-16) and Moeller Baltimore at CR!Jforn1a Joe :'lluxhall took the Joss as zoo 1100 1100- 2 tO t (2-3) vs Ellsworth (7-12) and Bunker (9 61 vs M Lopez 'JI. 1 he was rapped for three runs m1 Ch1cago 130 000 30x- 710 I Simmons t>-7) I 15 p m 141 or Rub1o 1Hll It p m I the second mmng lie walked eFan eTht>rmo ~ tat • F'an • Thermostat Nux:hall, Osteen 17) Dav1dson St Louts at Ph1ladt>lph1a- A Clt>veland at Kansas C1ty- Bvron Bro\ltne Jut Adolto Phil eSafely \alvc eSafel\ \ ah e I(71 and Pavletch Do\lt!Jng 1101 Jackson 11313) v ~ L Jackson 1 Bell (14131 vs Odom (451 9 1 hp~w l thap 1 tch gave up a •Lifetlmf' Burnf'f eLrt t> l1me llurnt~r eTuesday & Wednesday 12 noon til 5 P.M. I and Hundley LP i\uxhall 16 7) t5114• 6 r m pm I rihce bunt to Dowlmg and Guarantef! Guar lll lt'•• I Piltsburgll at Atlanta- Veale Detrmt at Mmn~~ota- Mc walked Don Kessmge1 to f11l the CSPECIAL RATES) Ptttsburgh 114121 .. s Johr.son tl~Sl 9 1Lam 09121 vs Grant 111131 1bases 100 000 000 - 1 5 1 p m 2 JO p m Glenn Beckert then doubled to e Friday - 12 noon Til 6 P.M. Atlanta 102 630 02x- 14 13 1 New York at CmctnnahCh1cago at Washmgton- John 1 chase m all three runs Fryman Bl-ass 14! Cardwell R1banl fll-71 vs Maloney (14· 1( 14 9l vs Richert 13-141 8 1 Ch1cago added three more m 4J Shellenback 15\ Walker (81 8) 9 p m pm I the seventh when Btl!'?' WJ II!ams e Saturday & Sunday 12 noon til Closin!l and Pagllarom. Jarv1s (6 I) Saturday's Games Bostpn at New York-F1scher doubled Ron Santo .... a!k("d and 12 2) vs Stotuemvre (12 181 21Erme Bank s and Browne sm. . . - - - TEENAGER SPECIAL - - - . and O!tver LP Fryman (12 9) 1 Los Angeles at Chicago HR Aaron (40th), Oliver (7th), San firancJsco at Houston pm gled lo spell the end for rehev I 12 noon til4 P.M. Saturday Afternoon Jones (2oth). I Pittsburgh at Atlanta • Saturdav's Games I er Darrell Osteen Ph1ll1ps then New York at Cincmnab, mght 1 Baltimore at Cahforma mgllt smgled off TP.d lla'w1dson to The Atlantic Ocean 1~ 4,l50-l St LoUis at Philadelphia ,IMght Cleveland at Kan C1ty twilight send m Banks w1th the tlnr d 1 mdes across !Is Widest part 1 American Lea~ue Delrml at Mmnesota run I between Florida and the Straai l W L Pel GB Ch1cage at Washmgton Cmcmnat1 had scored 1ts two ~ of Gibraltar x-Ball1more 95 58 621 Boston at N.ew York mght runs m the first mnmg with I MIDDLEPORT, 0 . Don Pavletrc+t and Lee May I smglmg them across ===--==----------;;;;;;;; GAS 1 HEAT 1 I I I -Q8 ..... Keith Gobi!!" Ford i HEATER Open Bowling Schedule HEATER Bathroom Heaters -- s4. H& R FIRESTONE Pomeroy Bowling Co. LINE SCORES u:UJE SWEATERS--JACKETS .!.fMHJ CoiJirelsman Walter H. Moel- Dutnct aDd md1vidual prob- 1credll the President of the "this mea!ll uslll(l Jer struck hack a! his oppon- terns " Umted States and 1o make lundJ lo hl\p loWDI ..- eom\,~.,,.,'"::."::' enl In the November e!ecUon "! consider It a prlvlle&e to mockery~ tho U S. Congrm munitleo with tndu~J dellel· ...,...- ...~!l, -turday nl•ht at a meetm& of llf able to help a cons!ltuent. Surely tHJ. Is Kft insult to the o]!llll!lll and educa!lonal prob"'11111 .....___ u••• ~ •· art Iems. " "'"" , . . _ ~"';., 00 the Moreau• County Jefferson- who has no one \else to ,go to Iteachers of our dl strict w.., J:;. Jackson Club, ca1iJD8 the cam- except his Congresaman. I also , putting forth genuine efforts to , 1 see M boP,O for 01 H we ~ moWna pwgn aplnlt him "juvenile." find the lime spent w!th youth i Ins!Ill patriotism IO their stu· to lin relief .iiltl " ,.. ..,. " •·-· Moeller thanked club mem- - supply~~~& them w1th lnfor· i dents, and a slap 111 the face _ . .••~ bers for all their efforts In biJ motion on educational programs 1parenta .who aUempt to welftlo, wblcb ool7 aerve • ~ behalf at the Morgan County 1and helping them broaden their 1their children respect lor auth· slll!-ca~ 8lld are ' ol ~ ' Fa1r and wut on to elaborate scope ol knowledie on lbe op- ority and for thflr CQUIIII7 " IDIIIJ'Dl ....on his ac!lviiieS as a member eralion of Govemmeo_t - to be 1 Moeller said he h"' eser!ed cate Ill of the House of Representa- utremely vital " ,every effort 1o belp brlnt! ,... llao\ liVes • In addlllon to leglsla- "BJ contrast. the juvenlll 1mmlc relief to soulhelste1'11 tlve work," Moeller said, polltlcal nursery rhyme posten 1Ohio aDd will continue Ill do •= '1 ":! ':'in ..... .;.,.. =' ".= ':. - rei') 1 a:' ,.;,;. ,. . "I; --~~~= ~~n!:1lJii~!~:9!-r'J:'l:IJI!:otoi . ' !be prelent.':·liie' • "• ~~ Cllll'8bt!e llarbfeeht Dies in Rtlndltbn Clarence mer resldon! Lol~rh 114· I Cahforma (%nd came) Chicago OliO 011 0112- 4 6 0 New York 000 000 001- I 10 0 Horlen Wilhelm (8) and 1 JosephSfJn Bahnsen Womack (8) and Bryan WP-Horlen tl121 LP Bahnsen (1·1) HRSAgee (21st), McGraw <5th). I Moeller Cites Nursery Rhymes 'Juvenile' WP Kelso II 1I LP 13 I HR.Cash I29th I American League Boston at Wash, 2 ppd, ram FOR EVERVWHEREI THE DAllY SENTINEl. ·- CLOTHING HOUSE · (lsi game) Cahforn,. 002 002 001- 5 12 I Detro1t 001 000 101- 310 I Newman, Brunet (2), Kelso (31, Lee (8) and Rodgers, Lohch, Sparma 13), Gladding <7), Sherry (9) and Freeban. COME IN NOW AND SEE Out Bi!l Bi!l Seleetion Of SWEAT~RS & JACKETS. Best Sel•dion Ever II 1 SEASON SALE ENDS SEPT. 28 Reserve Seat Season Book $13.00 Se•son Box Seats Phil Swindell or 6AHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 1100 000 0110- 0 5 I Detro•! 101 300 02x- 7 8 0 RubiO, Burdette ( S) Wnght (4), J Lopez t5) Coates (81 aDd Rodgers Podres <414 and McFarlane LP·Rub•o (1-11 Baltimore 002 1122 000- S 12 1 K City 010 1100 000- 1 51 Palmer tl>-9) and ren Krausse, BaiC!lo t5), Hunter (81, Grzenda m, Sanders (91 aDd Roof, Talton tl). LP-Krausse (14-9). OHIO UNIVERSITY Football Tickets--1966 0. 1 ATTENTION' NEW LADY BOWlERS . fREE 1NSTRQCTIONS. On Bowling,At No Cost to N~ Bowlers. Ocf. 8 Ladies you can ' le•rn to bowl while hubby w•tches football games on TV. , Nov. 19 StdH SUNDAY, •• 25, 1!1 I p.m. PomeroyBowling Cornpeny $15.00 BOUNCE BACK WITH THE ON SALE NOW AWAY GAMES ' 4 HOME GAMES - SEASON TICKETS Boston College Oct. 22 Ocf. 29 Toloilo Univ. (Band Day) M1ami Univ. Doylon (Homecoming) MorsholllDad's Doy) Kent Stahl Xavier (Night Game) Western Mlchigon 8owll"'l Grftn Game Time: 1:30 P.M. CEST> ,, • C•-· Ohio lJniYI"lty~ 11"'-. Ofllo Mokt chockl payoblt to Ol.le Unl..r<lty Alhto!l, -Niilon ' Solid to Athletic Tlcktt Clfflct, GroYir Meil orOtrs, pliiM ecld 25c fot postelt' and: hanclllq. �• I '' ' I ' \ ' I ' \ L I ' ,I ) Jackets • Ill Jackson Seeking 'Upset the Cent ., I JIY llOil .,;, DYER gm to get exc1led Then comes lo 6 mildly surpmmg wm (o It the lefl end pOSihon vacated 1 b1t ' Hood will be the M1dd1es Le!fmgwell, Hmdy, and Pullen have been polled off ' Around th1s time each year the day of reckomng t h e local fans) over the Wahama by Pollens I startmg backfield at Jackson were three years old m 19~ The lronmen, w1th 11 letJ,et 1 the Middleport Yellow Jacke1>1,/ SEOAL dL d M Wh 1 The Jackets have been work when MHS lasl defeated Jack men oo the~r 33 man squ~ of 1 White ~'a icons last l'nday mght, B 1· mg most of the wee e cor- son That was the year the sophomores JUnior and sen1ors, as well as others. have a cou Prn.ar yons an ax pie non-league games under That day is today a!l t h e I Will llave all hands with t h t: latch are expected to be at the rectwg problems discovereiJ m Jackets ftmshed second m the run from an 1 formattOn WJtJl their belts and the local fans be SEOAL opens Its 42nd year of i gu' Signal, mmus one The lackles and Larry Stobart and the fll"st two outmgs aDd trymg SEOAL Josmg only to Logan veteran quarterback Dave PatMark ·1 annehlil at the other , football and tomght at Jackson mnJUs one WJI! be the question guard and end posJtions respec· to def£'nse Coach Bob Callahan s SmcP. 1952 the Ja<"kets have ton, a 165 peund semor calling IS the day of reckonmg of rresh on guard and lmcbacker Roger Jackson lronmen I formation 1 the Signals •ll who pulled a neck t1vely Ray Hmdy is the anchor won only 14, lost 7! and t1ed J k ed theJ Lefflngw man Coach F1ed Ph1l11<.t a<.t he -.: - , d t th V 1 J k1 t three m lea[lue pta) ac son open r season 1 1 1 3 0 takes h1s Yellow Jackets to Jae muscle m the Wahama game man at cen er roun ou e 1 IC ory or ac e earn : r> wtth a sound 20 to 6 wm over son lor thl!ll 1u st le<~ gue g , • (' and may be sJttmg thts one out Jackets forward wall 1 over Jackson has been hard to It thus gOfs without further I the Oak Hill Oaks wh1le rolhng 6f the season and his hrst taste Should Uus be the case. Steve Asa Bradbury, quarterback C@me by In recent years comment that shou ld Ph1!lJS up 259 yards and stoppmg the of SEOAL football I Pullens will probably move to I George Sauer and Bill Swan at Semors on the present start and h1s crew take Jackson the- Oaks for a meager 85 net How The Jackets fresh from a 20 i the guard spot and Denms Ault l the halves and Sam "Jack Rah mg II, Sauer Bradbury, Hood gnd upset or the century would ever, last w~k was a different • Pirates and Highlanders Clash 6S Musfln!l Mrs. Russell Dies Thursday 6 cylinder St.ndud shift, r1d1o & heater whitewall fires 64 Ford Galaxie SOOXL '2 Dr Hardtop 8 cyl•nder 4 speed trans Like hew 62 Ford Fairlane 500 2 Dr 8 standard trans cylinder story as they t..t ·~~~~~=;( Greenfield Even ir lronmep rolled the ground and to 130 The fact that four touchdowns the Jronmen this year 10 the "" could hlnl to rome tomght The thus (ar thrs season hav~ e<i three of their four downs by au' SVAC Headliner Ill BY DICK THOMAS Southwestern will have a couple to Southern Local after tymg 1 Trace Wildcats will be seekmg Coach Mel Carters Northjof changes m his olfens1ve lme Hannan W Va 1)..6 m the ope11 their first wm tomght at Sym 1 Gallld High School PJraies , up whiCh has nol bet•n lullv de cr two weeks ago I mes Valley m Lawrence count) I jOurney to Southwestern for a Clded upon yet Co<Jch HO\o'lle Lee Miller's The WlldC'".tts lost 40 14 at East clash w1th Coadl Steve Stlle~ · l On the hne Coach Stiles Will KygN ( reek Bobcats Will en ' ern, and last week 28.0 at Ky KYGE E H1ghlanden m the on!} Solllh go w&th either Gary Provens \ tct tall\ Southern Local tomght I ger Creek R CR EK BOBCATS I NORTH GALLJA PIRATES ern Vi:! !ley Athletic Conlerence l t65 semor, or Dlln Walker, 213 I m a t ontest that will allow the S V d f Pos -Player Yr \\I Pos -Pia\oer \r "'' 11 lilt on tap tomgl1t 1 hrcc other Junwr :~I nght tackle Richard \ f1rst vt:! <ll mentor to come UJJ ymmes a ey 15 un e eat I LE~Joe Wills 4 170 LE-Dave Hager 3 155 1 SVAC teams play outs1de the Dillon 150 JUnwr or Dwtght lw1b1 a wJJJnlng combmullon tD ed 10 two starts With wms over LT - Rick Thoma8 4 174 LT- Chns Srn1th 3 175 league omght I LIIJ>d 140 sell lui at nght enrl gQ a~amst North Gallia their Hod Hill 28 0 and Hannan, W LG--Dave Darst 4 155 LG-Doyle Saunden 3 160 CPete In non conference g~mes, un· ,Russ Miller 150 semor a 11ext SVAC foe next F;Iday Va 120• last week Per.k 3 157 C-S1Ias Johnson 4 175 1 1 defeated Eastern (2 0) ts at standout last week on both of- I The Bobcats lost two mefl Hannan Trace hopes were RG- Btll McCorrmck 4 165 1RG-Bob McCarley 4 160 Rutland Oil m Meigs count) fense and ddensc or Curt Bc-ils thl'i week bv IOJUrJes Ken Buck boosted thts week v.1th 12 more 11 RT-fla .. e JiVIden 3 170 RT- Dan Logue 2 230 I Hwman l1act! 10 2 gues lo Sv 11 den 144 sophomore will go at !ey 157 sophomore center suf I players cummg uut brmgmg the RE-M1ke Spauldmg 4 180 HE-larry Cremeans 4 160 mes Valley (2 0) m r av,.rence nght halfback and Ervm Bush fered a broken ankle while Steve squad to 'lJ The Wildcats start QB-Jtm Wh1te 2 143 QB- Jay Ftsher 3 150 county and Southern l..ucal 158, JUmor, or Charles Tackett,, Spauldmg 120 sophomore, quar ed out the season w1tb 16 play LH- Don Rumlev 4 150 LH- Roger Garrell 4 185 0·1J of Meigs county VISltS I140 freshman wtll handle full· terback has a knee InJUry er!l but last week lost M1ckl RH- Mtke ~hu!er 3 160 RH- J1m Crace 4 160 Kyger Creek ( II) 10 Gallw , back dut1es The only change 10 the offen Swam 145 semor guard, who FB- Eiwood Howard 3 160 FB-Dave Sk1dmore 3 205 count} 1 North Gall!a romped O\er s1ve lmeup thas week for Kyger suffered a broken collar Done --~~I Game ol the Week ' for 1the Alexander Sp-artans of AI· Creek seems to be Pete Peck, I Lewis P1ckett 130 freshman 1 SOUTHERN TORN<\OOES I SOUTHWESTERN SVAC oompetJtic>n wdl be lhe jbam 57.0 m thc1r openet and 157 Jumor at center for Roger wtll play safety on defense m 1Pas - Player Yr \\ol HIGHLANDERS P1rates and Highlanders \l,lth l la~t '.l.eek came out on the 1 W~1te 169 JUnior Defensively place of Swam for tile Wildcats LE- Tom Dtddle 3 135 th~ South\ltestern te 1m casl :u; shmt end of a 14 oscore at East 1thr Bobcats w11! remam the The Eastern Eagles, power-~ LT-l\1Ike Jh!e J 195 Pos -Player Yr Wt underdog agaiOst v1s1tmg North I ern same hollse ol the SVAl wtll enter· LG-Br\Jce Nel !er LE Ted Fortner 4 160 185 4 1 Ga!lta Coach Carter v. 11l go tomght Kyger Creek lost the opener I tam the Rutland Red Dev1ls to C-Amos Wal!;rown 2 170 4 195 1 LT-Don Garber The North Ga!ha P1rates w11l with Jay fisher IJO JUmor at tY.o v.eeks ago 6-0 at Fa1rland mght Eastern has downed Han RG- Oan Hensler LGDa"c Waugh 4 160 4 150 be 111 good phys1cal condition I qUarterback Roger Garrett t85 m Lawrence county but I a s t I rtan Trace 40 14 and North Gal 1 RT _ Tom WJcklme I C-J1m Walker 2 18r 4 210 for tomgh t s lilt accordmg to Is~mor at }eft half and J 1 m wt>ek dropped Hannan Trace 28 ha 14-0 Rulland has sp!Jt JB RE- MJke Jenkms RG--Don farnev 3 1 'l5 4 158 Coach C<Hlel w1tl1 th' r{turn Crac~ 160 senror at nght half I{) f01 1L-; f1rst SVAC wm two contests w1th Southeastern G I RT-G;uy Prown~ 4 165 of Jtm Crace, 160 seniOr nght B1g Da\e Sk1dmore 21)5 JUmor' Southern Loca! edged Chaun Ohw Ath!etJc League oppon ~~-~~b r~es~-"~ ff ~~~ -or Don Walk('r 3 213 11 RE-R1chard Vtllon halfback who was s1de!mcd la st w1 ll run the lullb<~ t k post ~.:ey Dr~v er 7 4 m the ~l'ason s ents The Red Devils beat -, erm un 1 3 160 125 3 week 10 North Calha s 14 0 to~" Ton~ght s t1lt wtll be the first opener and last week downed Middleport 14 R and !ast week RH-S Jm C~za~t ---<lr DViight Llovd ~ 140 4 180 QB--Gene Hal! to undeft>ated fi:a sten1 1 SVAC compet1tlon fnr the H1gh Southwestern 30 6 the Pomeroy Panthers deteated FB- te':'_e __31 ev 4 155 Coach St1les pomted out that landers Y.ho Jo:; t 3!)-6 lost week Coach Bob Marcum s Hannan Rutland 38-22 I LH-Howa1d Shn ve1 3 213 Ton•·ght's Probable St31·ters I I 66 Ford Galaxie 500 2 Dr H11rd Top 6 cyl 1nder, stand.,d trans Ra dlo & heater, whttew•ll tires. 1 64 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Dr 8 cvlrnder, auto tr1t11 Radio end h .. ter, power steering whltew11J Hrts 63 Chevrolet a.J ...... Alre 4 Dr 6 cyl Standard trans White well 60 Chevrolet 81scayM 2 Dr. 8 cylrnder, automatic trans Rad1o & h..t4r, whitewall tireS f.> I Falcon l Dr 6 cyl St1nderd tnns Radio and heater Dolan Tells Arts Story at University Inn 852s HIT 63 Rambler 550 Series 4 Or 6 cyhn der, stand~rd trans, r•· dlo & huter, whttewall fires I 1 ! A5 •dvertiMO 1n Mademoiselle I,, 1 ~_cc_-.::: Pomeroy Middleport ,;~ "nntiac G.T.O. fempest '2 Or H.udtOp 4 toted trans - 23, 1966-3 1 Reds Begin Fina) HOffie Stand Tonite RH-Hu" M•ller -or Curt Ba.,den Ji'B-t>rvm Bush 1 1 -or Charles Tackett 4 150 NEW YORK POMEROY STATISTICS 1 G~HS STATISTICS 2 144 1 Dallv Sent mel, 0 , Sept DEPARTMENT P OPP <T~o Games) I 3 153 E Ma1n St. Pomeroy, 0~ F1rst Downs ~1 19 DF.PARTM~NT G OPP t 140 63 "ord Galaxie Yards Rushmg 4110 t89 F~rs t Do""' 19 19 1 _ .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M I Dr 8 cylinder auto Yard~ Passmg 213 233 1 Yards Ru shmg 248 294 1 1 'llll ic .ant Redlo and heater power fi;teermg Tolal Yards 613 4221 Lost Rushmg 79 37 white WaU fireR Pena!tJes tOO 60 Net Rushmg 169 257 Fumbles Lost 3 41 Passes Attempted 38 IR CINCII"NATI fUPll - The 65 Doda11 Dart Punls 6-198 8264 1 P<~sl:ies C'Jmplcl1 rl 2lJ 6 final home stand ol the season 2 Dr 270 Ser1d 6 eylln Sconng - B1ll Moore 3 2 20 Passes lntec.cepted 2 2 N.111onal League Detro1t 85 68 556 ID opens tomght for the Cn){ mnat1 der, standard tran! redro and h•ater Len Van Mete1 2 2-14 Steve Yards Passmg 183 81 W. L Pd GB M10nesota 83 70 542 12 Reds as they take on thf' New 1Total Yardagt> Fmlaw 2 0 12 Ke1th Phc~lin 1 302 33R Los An~eles 89 62 589 1 Ch1cago 80 73 523 15 62 f(jrd (;at. !iOO ' York Ylets tn the f1rst of four 0-6 B1 ll English t !.1-6 Hon IFumbles J 4 Pittsburgh SR fi~ ~75 ~ 2 ICleveland 77 77 500 181 2 games thl !. we€kend 4 dr 8 cyl At Trans P deering, rad1a and heater Deem 0 2 2 Recovered By · '4 5 Sm1 Fr ,tllC!sco 86 67 562 4 Califorma 75 78 490 20 1"0 110 Atlanta Pen l ltle ".~ '· 82 71 538 3 Kamas ( 1ty 70 84 45.1 251h The Reds who l1ave !ost 10 I 64 Ford F-700 I P t5 "0 7 241 . nf their last 11 games Will I 2 8 TONIGHT'S GAMES un Phllod Piphit 81 72 529 9 Boston 69 ~ 445 27 " - " Dump Truck 8 cylinder Pnmts 12 "20 s calling on tlle1r v.oiOnlflgest I 5 spud trans '2 1pqd rear G;:~.l hpolJoo: at Pomeroy ' t l..outo; 79 73 520 lO~l \\ashm~ton 67 llti 4~8 28 u:la Long wheel base fndrv1dual Yardage Cmcmnati • New York H, p1tcher J1m Malonev The r1ghl 72 79 477 17 66 87 431 29 Logan at Athens LAYER-P TCB YG AVG ~ hander has lost ht " last fo11r de 63 Mercurv Middleport at Jackson P os. • Houston 67 8'1 ,435 ~310 l.Chnched pennan1 CISions and now IS 14 8 Custom ? Door He,.dtop 3 8 New York Wellston at Nelsonville Saunde~FB - 13 48 63 90 .WI 'll Tbunday s Games Power Staer1ng and Southern at Kyger C·eek Mlcbell-HB ··• 14 to IS Chicago 1ft 8'1 .366 3f Cblcago 4 New York I 1 !lenni< Ribant ' II 71 ~•II be Brakes Automatic trans Rutland at Ea,tern ~:J~HB •• " {~ : ~; lbursday'l Renlll Cal1forrua 5 Dctr01l 3 lsi game on the hdl for the Mets North Gallta at Southwe stern Gilkey fig Chicago 7 CinClDllaU 2 DetrOit f CaltformCJ 0 2nd Cwunnat1s tr<J vels ended 11 10 flan Trace at Symmes Valley TOTALS •• ' AtlaDta 14 Plt!sburgb. I, night game w•th a ltmd as a Ch1cago rook>< 59 1119 8 · Ravenswood at Wahama Opponent• !5'7 (Only games scheduled) Baltimore 6 Kansas Cltv beat them lor the second con All Heaters Vented-Most Srzes Available USED CAR LOT 81 1'9 F'rldaY'I Probable Pltcherl Booton at Wash 2 ppd ram secutive day Thursday Dave I PJ Pleasant at Poca Rock Hill at con! Grme IStartmg Times EDTJ Friday's Prnh:lhh• Ptt~bers Dowlmg al!owed the Reds 10 65,000 B.T.U. 50,000 B.T U Raceland at Ironton National League Los Angeles at Chicago, 2tStartlng Ttme!l EDT) h1ts but took a 12 dectswn 1 1 1 Cincinnati Drysdale (11-16) and Moeller Baltimore at CR!Jforn1a Joe :'lluxhall took the Joss as zoo 1100 1100- 2 tO t (2-3) vs Ellsworth (7-12) and Bunker (9 61 vs M Lopez 'JI. 1 he was rapped for three runs m1 Ch1cago 130 000 30x- 710 I Simmons t>-7) I 15 p m 141 or Rub1o 1Hll It p m I the second mmng lie walked eFan eTht>rmo ~ tat • F'an • Thermostat Nux:hall, Osteen 17) Dav1dson St Louts at Ph1ladt>lph1a- A Clt>veland at Kansas C1ty- Bvron Bro\ltne Jut Adolto Phil eSafely \alvc eSafel\ \ ah e I(71 and Pavletch Do\lt!Jng 1101 Jackson 11313) v ~ L Jackson 1 Bell (14131 vs Odom (451 9 1 hp~w l thap 1 tch gave up a •Lifetlmf' Burnf'f eLrt t> l1me llurnt~r eTuesday & Wednesday 12 noon til 5 P.M. I and Hundley LP i\uxhall 16 7) t5114• 6 r m pm I rihce bunt to Dowlmg and Guarantef! Guar lll lt'•• I Piltsburgll at Atlanta- Veale Detrmt at Mmn~~ota- Mc walked Don Kessmge1 to f11l the CSPECIAL RATES) Ptttsburgh 114121 .. s Johr.son tl~Sl 9 1Lam 09121 vs Grant 111131 1bases 100 000 000 - 1 5 1 p m 2 JO p m Glenn Beckert then doubled to e Friday - 12 noon Til 6 P.M. Atlanta 102 630 02x- 14 13 1 New York at CmctnnahCh1cago at Washmgton- John 1 chase m all three runs Fryman Bl-ass 14! Cardwell R1banl fll-71 vs Maloney (14· 1( 14 9l vs Richert 13-141 8 1 Ch1cago added three more m 4J Shellenback 15\ Walker (81 8) 9 p m pm I the seventh when Btl!'?' WJ II!ams e Saturday & Sunday 12 noon til Closin!l and Pagllarom. Jarv1s (6 I) Saturday's Games Bostpn at New York-F1scher doubled Ron Santo .... a!k("d and 12 2) vs Stotuemvre (12 181 21Erme Bank s and Browne sm. . . - - - TEENAGER SPECIAL - - - . and O!tver LP Fryman (12 9) 1 Los Angeles at Chicago HR Aaron (40th), Oliver (7th), San firancJsco at Houston pm gled lo spell the end for rehev I 12 noon til4 P.M. Saturday Afternoon Jones (2oth). I Pittsburgh at Atlanta • Saturdav's Games I er Darrell Osteen Ph1ll1ps then New York at Cincmnab, mght 1 Baltimore at Cahforma mgllt smgled off TP.d lla'w1dson to The Atlantic Ocean 1~ 4,l50-l St LoUis at Philadelphia ,IMght Cleveland at Kan C1ty twilight send m Banks w1th the tlnr d 1 mdes across !Is Widest part 1 American Lea~ue Delrml at Mmnesota run I between Florida and the Straai l W L Pel GB Ch1cage at Washmgton Cmcmnat1 had scored 1ts two ~ of Gibraltar x-Ball1more 95 58 621 Boston at N.ew York mght runs m the first mnmg with I MIDDLEPORT, 0 . Don Pavletrc+t and Lee May I smglmg them across ===--==----------;;;;;;;; GAS 1 HEAT 1 I I I -Q8 ..... Keith Gobi!!" Ford i HEATER Open Bowling Schedule HEATER Bathroom Heaters -- s4. H& R FIRESTONE Pomeroy Bowling Co. LINE SCORES u:UJE SWEATERS--JACKETS .!.fMHJ CoiJirelsman Walter H. Moel- Dutnct aDd md1vidual prob- 1credll the President of the "this mea!ll uslll(l Jer struck hack a! his oppon- terns " Umted States and 1o make lundJ lo hl\p loWDI ..- eom\,~.,,.,'"::."::' enl In the November e!ecUon "! consider It a prlvlle&e to mockery~ tho U S. Congrm munitleo with tndu~J dellel· ...,...- ...~!l, -turday nl•ht at a meetm& of llf able to help a cons!ltuent. Surely tHJ. Is Kft insult to the o]!llll!lll and educa!lonal prob"'11111 .....___ u••• ~ •· art Iems. " "'"" , . . _ ~"';., 00 the Moreau• County Jefferson- who has no one \else to ,go to Iteachers of our dl strict w.., J:;. Jackson Club, ca1iJD8 the cam- except his Congresaman. I also , putting forth genuine efforts to , 1 see M boP,O for 01 H we ~ moWna pwgn aplnlt him "juvenile." find the lime spent w!th youth i Ins!Ill patriotism IO their stu· to lin relief .iiltl " ,.. ..,. " •·-· Moeller thanked club mem- - supply~~~& them w1th lnfor· i dents, and a slap 111 the face _ . .••~ bers for all their efforts In biJ motion on educational programs 1parenta .who aUempt to welftlo, wblcb ool7 aerve • ~ behalf at the Morgan County 1and helping them broaden their 1their children respect lor auth· slll!-ca~ 8lld are ' ol ~ ' Fa1r and wut on to elaborate scope ol knowledie on lbe op- ority and for thflr CQUIIII7 " IDIIIJ'Dl ....on his ac!lviiieS as a member eralion of Govemmeo_t - to be 1 Moeller said he h"' eser!ed cate Ill of the House of Representa- utremely vital " ,every effort 1o belp brlnt! ,... llao\ liVes • In addlllon to leglsla- "BJ contrast. the juvenlll 1mmlc relief to soulhelste1'11 tlve work," Moeller said, polltlcal nursery rhyme posten 1Ohio aDd will continue Ill do •= '1 ":! ':'in ..... .;.,.. =' ".= ':. - rei') 1 a:' ,.;,;. ,. . "I; --~~~= ~~n!:1lJii~!~:9!-r'J:'l:IJI!:otoi . ' !be prelent.':·liie' • "• ~~ Cllll'8bt!e llarbfeeht Dies in Rtlndltbn Clarence mer resldon! Lol~rh 114· I Cahforma (%nd came) Chicago OliO 011 0112- 4 6 0 New York 000 000 001- I 10 0 Horlen Wilhelm (8) and 1 JosephSfJn Bahnsen Womack (8) and Bryan WP-Horlen tl121 LP Bahnsen (1·1) HRSAgee (21st), McGraw <5th). I Moeller Cites Nursery Rhymes 'Juvenile' WP Kelso II 1I LP 13 I HR.Cash I29th I American League Boston at Wash, 2 ppd, ram FOR EVERVWHEREI THE DAllY SENTINEl. ·- CLOTHING HOUSE · (lsi game) Cahforn,. 002 002 001- 5 12 I Detro1t 001 000 101- 310 I Newman, Brunet (2), Kelso (31, Lee (8) and Rodgers, Lohch, Sparma 13), Gladding <7), Sherry (9) and Freeban. COME IN NOW AND SEE Out Bi!l Bi!l Seleetion Of SWEAT~RS & JACKETS. Best Sel•dion Ever II 1 SEASON SALE ENDS SEPT. 28 Reserve Seat Season Book $13.00 Se•son Box Seats Phil Swindell or 6AHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 1100 000 0110- 0 5 I Detro•! 101 300 02x- 7 8 0 RubiO, Burdette ( S) Wnght (4), J Lopez t5) Coates (81 aDd Rodgers Podres <414 and McFarlane LP·Rub•o (1-11 Baltimore 002 1122 000- S 12 1 K City 010 1100 000- 1 51 Palmer tl>-9) and ren Krausse, BaiC!lo t5), Hunter (81, Grzenda m, Sanders (91 aDd Roof, Talton tl). LP-Krausse (14-9). OHIO UNIVERSITY Football Tickets--1966 0. 1 ATTENTION' NEW LADY BOWlERS . fREE 1NSTRQCTIONS. On Bowling,At No Cost to N~ Bowlers. Ocf. 8 Ladies you can ' le•rn to bowl while hubby w•tches football games on TV. , Nov. 19 StdH SUNDAY, •• 25, 1!1 I p.m. PomeroyBowling Cornpeny $15.00 BOUNCE BACK WITH THE ON SALE NOW AWAY GAMES ' 4 HOME GAMES - SEASON TICKETS Boston College Oct. 22 Ocf. 29 Toloilo Univ. (Band Day) M1ami Univ. Doylon (Homecoming) MorsholllDad's Doy) Kent Stahl Xavier (Night Game) Western Mlchigon 8owll"'l Grftn Game Time: 1:30 P.M. CEST> ,, • C•-· Ohio lJniYI"lty~ 11"'-. Ofllo Mokt chockl payoblt to Ol.le Unl..r<lty Alhto!l, -Niilon ' Solid to Athletic Tlcktt Clfflct, GroYir Meil orOtrs, pliiM ecld 25c fot postelt' and: hanclllq. �, \ i !-DaUy SenUnei Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 2S, 111M Orioles Clinch Flag; · Robinson Sets Pace By JEFF MEYERS UPI Sporll Wrller The pennant the Orioles stole the winter, ran away with in the summer and captured In the fall h.. been awaited In Baltimore since Ml&hty Casey struck out 81 years ago. I SABSY KJ iiI t1 t1tRr! o the Orioles ID IJ victorle8 Ia their first 13 games-lncludiJic 10 strlliJh~bul they needed a 2.-1 triumph over New York on June 14 to move Into first place and never look back lho rest of the seas01>. "What a year;" Oltclaimed manager Hank Bpuer. whose Orioles once opened a ISI!o game lead and now nold a 10. game bulge over &eeolld·placll Detroit. "I've never oeen one quit. like this. · In spring training, I said the IA!am wltb the lewes! Injuries would win the pennant. Look at us--llalf or us should hsve been In a 01- the Moat Valuable Playe · May Be J1rit award In bolb 1equt1, 1ald Robtrson, leadtrlg the .,.L. In "Brlhl on the Dodgers" tor the batti!Jt. homers and Rills and World Serletl In fiVOI' rr1 biddlnt to become the first PlltsbW1h or San Frlnclsco. player In baseball annals to win · ''There'• no doubt l'rank'l the big IUY," BaUII' llld IDIId J0hnson ' s sto ck compared :::.::t t! . . . T0 JFK . ' s' on I 03 6t h Day Et:~~est ~y biggest :'steal" of the decade 1 111<111001 student . body """' choice. hospital." The Orioles, whose predecessors Inspired "Cilaey Thayerin to!885 immortal"' :.:::.at·~:: DaUy SenUnel, Bal~ pos~game the celebraUon dlll'lng more's victory 1!'111· "Ha'1 cbampsgJit had a hell :,u:,,~~ ~: :. a:~ lnfl!leDee 011 lhll club, alWIJI giving yOtJngtr playm Eluwbere .• thelips," Tfcm S1WIIGE · bllllked ealitorn!a 7.0 afllr ' dropplnc the opener '-3, Chlca. · I<> topped New York 4·1 and the , Boston at W~o doubll> EDITOR 8 NOTE: In winning passage of a rlgbll and voting rights bills; Republican Barry Goldwater In header waa postponed by rain. Jaluuoo Dow baa beea Ill third civil righll measure Kennedy's tat reduction plan; 1964 far exc-eeded Kennedy's _.;.·_ __ While Ho- as loug as Includes an open housing medical care for older Amert- hairbreadth win over Richard Fight Reaalill J....r.t... II.DII SOU. HAZING llf.aiB predecesi!OI'-Joba provision. cans under Social Security, and M. Nllon In 1960. READING, Pa. (UPI) -JDe'f taler.J.ft gerald Ket111edy. Tile There oti!l Is raClal violence of a long series of beallh, But by this point In 1988, Glardello, 118, PhUadelphia, !-.wen Flacdaheyededlu.bn•'" , dlspateb by a UP! White the South, but the North also education and ana · poverty Johnson's popularity as refi~ outpointed cash White, 170, "DISII-GUSlED" reporter asse ..es the bas become a scene Of strife as meaoures which paved lhe way ed . In the Gallup Poll hu Atlantic City, N.J. (10). track was rated ''last" by record compared with that of Negroes demand actual as well toward and carried forward the slipped to 48 per cent -at least second beat, It aboorbed Keaned,y aDd where the Ullled as theoretical equality In jobs, pos~t964 concept of a Great I polnill tower lhan Kennedy'• POR'!UND, M11Da (UP!) two hours ol rain only Slates stands today. and education ohove Society. lowest rating once be reached IIA>ck Halliday, ICI, Wlll<OI before the race. lhe Mason-DI>:on Line. The pre- In 1964, Johnson won congrea- lhe White House. And a prior Ba!Tt!, Pa., knocked out J•cklt But Romeo and By ALVIN SPIVAK assassination Image of police slonal enactment of 17 of 61 poll showed the late President's Aldare, 151, New Yort (I), George Sholly of United Pre81 lateruatlonll dogs In Birmingham has been major leglolaUve proposal• be brother, New York Sen. Robert Ind., were 1n full WASHINGTON (UP!) overshadowed by rioUng In laherlted from Kennedy -most F. Kennedy, ouli>aclng Johnson winning the first heat by don Baines Johnson loday Watts and elsewhere as sym- of which were stalled at dead In national popularity amnng VASKO FINISIIED . lenglhs and the second by 2Y•. marked his 1,03ilth as bois of racial upheaval. cent.r In the 19113 ..sslon. Sln'ce Democrat!. CHICAGO <UP!) _ E!ml!l' DELAWARE, Ohio IUPI) - The Urnes were 2:01 2·5 and PresldenH figure Kennedy Goal Reanbed lhen, be baa enlarged upon that Jobn••• Wate~•• Pollo • Vasko has left lbe Chicago The experts say Romeo Hanov- 1:59 3-li respectively. Early Wedoesday Nlgbl only In that this ts exactly -Kennedy was lirglng Con- legislative foundation. An outspoken en t h u ala sl Black Hawq training Cllllp er may become harness rae- Although Romeo still has Ml>:od League long Jo~ F. Kennedy gross In the autumn of 1963 to War SWI Growlnl abou~ polls when they gave him and club olflclallllld 'lbllndaj ing's n~xt super horse after the matehed Brei In times for September 7 l!IU before h1m. approve a tat cut and put more But elsewhere 1n the world lop-sided margins In 19fU, the »year-old defeoseman bal abdu:almn of Brei Hanover thiS I mile, he bas a good shot at his ' Won Lost It 18 an arUficial milestone, people to work. Johnson now Is things were tougher. The Viei Johnson now to a patient -and apparently ended bil NaUond year, and there are about 41!,000 Irecord winnings of $341 764 in I 2 but II offers an opportunity pondering suggestions of per- Nam war grew and grew, and outwArdly silent -peruser of Hockey League career. fans that believe them. 1965. Romeo picked ~P A~es toke stock of how lhe sonat tat Increases to cool off 1s still gro•-'••. 'lbere waa a them now. He lo well aware of Hawk ~-al moft. .ar .,.__ 2 1 Romeo captured the alfec- , additional $41765 Thursday In B-F 5 'd look th 1m "'"" bo I lh Its I ll I H lions of about that many people , the Little Brown' Jug to run ... Foursome 2 1 preSI ency s now e economy and II tnfiation. rebellion · In the Dominican w ar e po e or arry my Ivan said he did not 1lnthr It ·~ F S tsm 1 2 lhe background of how it KeMedy goal of naUonal Republic and Johnson commit- Truman lnd Dwight Eisenhower Vasko would return but bad here Thursday in the 21st 1 earnings so far this season our por en 1 2 1,038 days ago.. having been me~ ted mort than 20,000 troops to before each was elected to a lndt•·ted "·I be ,:..,••,t leel running of the Little Brown Jug ,$214 970 Spoilers Th three b "' .., uw .,...... pacing classic for 3-year-olds. I A' m~jor disappointment Double M's 2 1 e .ggest dilemma lies In ward off a threat ofCastrolsm nn, rm. able to pracdca." V..W J«ned The big bay son of Dancer 'Bonjour Hanover, lhe lhat Johnson laherlted when keeping II in hand. De l)aulle put more dents In~ e punlts bave had ready lite Hawb Ia 1911. . Hanover won easdy m two in the t:l.-horse field. Ind. High Gama - Art Hoyt predecessor wu VIet Nam, racl; l turmoil, the the Atlantic alliance. A hoped· explanations and advice. Some!.;=.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..i;;..;;;;;...,..., consecutive .heats In the $7~,616 was rated a fine chance ; Betty Smith 166. on Nov. 22, 11163, are atill eronomy--still the big three. for det.nte with the Soviet blame VIet Nam, and public MERRIAM WIISTII event at wmdswept and ram· becoming the first female Ind High Series - Stacie Ar- b~ggest ones loday: Viet But the proportions of each Union faded Red China confusJon and dlssatlsfactiOII. SEVENTH dampened Delaware County ' win the Jug but faded badly In nold .546· Betty Smtih 432 racial turmoil, the economy. bave magoUied so much despite troubl~s at home kepi Others blame civil rights, as NEW COLLI!GIATI Fairgrounds. A 1 thou g h I h e the stretch. Team 'High Game - B:F's But the fot'UI has undergone in 34 monlhB lhat the problems brandishing a fist at the ;est ol well. And others say It sn't The second beat saw Romeo Spoilers 621. ' drastic and dramaUc change. , bave grown despite the lmpor· tha world. only the Issues, it Is Johnson and driver Sholly take thet Team High Series - B·F's, :-;There""'!" ~6,000 U. tont taken to meet lhem. But Johnson did bave foreign himself -lhe_man, lhe Image, l761. military adv1sers In of "A Thousand policy successes. The Domini- the lmaslned Image. Ume before going all out at the Viet Nam not quole three became • sentimental can crisis did, as far as can be what.ver Johnann'a private half-mile and opening up a ago. There are more when Arthur M. 'Scolesln- seen, simmer do- with a free reacUons to his current dlfftcul· three-length l..,d solng Into the Early Wedoesday 300 000 US mb t "" II be hi ubll Ulud homestretch. The second heal Mixed Leagoe ' .. co a troops book of that title was election and a atart In as may ' s p c at e DRY was raced In a time of 1:59 3-5, Won Loot supporUng forces there PJiblished a year ago. Pres- withdrawal of U.S. troopo. The bas been marked by equanlmlCLEANING well over the world record Foursome 3 0 The U.S. Involvement !dents are elec¥ for lour Atlantic alliance Is aUU alive, ty. He oeems, on tha surface at Service On Reauest established in this same race Spoilers ...... o 3 escalated from 8 years, or 1,481 days. In lheory, though shOrt ol breath. The least, to be following hla own Mlcldlttloft, 0. by Brei Hanover a year ago at Double M's ......... o 3 non-combatant one to a they are allowed that length of Berlin crlsl! ol 11161, wheu the advice to audiencea on I :57. All betting on Romeo was B-F's .............. 3 0 share of fighting on lh•. Ume to make their !lnkenn wall weot up, to now • distant !'!"'aklng tours -;-to shun a Ule banned lor the second heat and 4 Aces . . . . . . . . .. .. 2 I and pe.ratstent pounding records. memory and nne bardly reeaJII martyr compiOlt ' and count TJI CLEANERS POMEROY he was 8 2-S favorite in' the Four Sportsmen .. ... . 1 2 North V1et Nam from the air. For Kennedy, Lee Harvey lhat U.S. convoys were being their blesalngs. , first ~· I'oiiUc~ Gains Oswald cut that total to 1,036. stopped by Sovlet ·\anb on lhe "The problems lhat we baviL gAiiill _ . , ..... ,, Go6d Time Bny was Ind. High Game - Men: Saigon s recumng II .is pointless for history or for Autobahn through Ellllt Genna- , ' are tha problems that we ~ " '•1.'-"Ue 0 In both bests, allhougtl Bonjour Chas. Boyles, 232; Women: Na- crises, highlighted by over- a q~sual observer to use the ny amid lnc'"'aslng tenstono hav~ been flghtln~ ' hard . Ill .It Hanover recovered the second omi Floyd, 178. throw of the Diem regime Ia aame numerical measurement during the last month of attam, namely, fwl employf Put Your House time aroWJd to come in third, Ind. High Series-- Men: November 1963, hos given way In judging Johnson. But II Is Kennedy's life. men~ a high standard of llvlng In The Fall more than four lengths back of Chas. Boyles, 622; Women: aft.r many ups and downs to approprlaiA! to make a fleeting &lme Problem• Mel and better housing," Johnson the winner. Betty Smith 462. relative calm, • •uecessful assessment at this equivalent Tliere bave been troubles all said In a news conference · on Mood Order Team !liib Game _ B-F'a turnout for election of . a polpt In Ume. over since November 1963 bil ~th birthday Aug. 27. Major Leagoe Leaders 650. ' constitutional as a em b I y, Re-Election Tonp Job There was the Congo and olh.; Not.a Ectaomk Galu With • Permanent By Ulllted Press laternatioual Team High Series _ B-F's proJeciA!d economic and Eleven days before Kenna· crisis areas In . Africa but with PolnUng to thoaa ao well u National Leagoe 1912. refonns and an 4y's death Ia )9113, columnist llveable order belllfl restored Ia other economic galna, In l Fall Arran~ement G. AB. R. H. Pet. military situation. llul lhere Marquis Cbllda wrote 1n reflec~ most 1>7 now. There was lhe Oklahoma a day earlier, From Dudley's Alou, Pit 133 501 79 172 .343 Industrial Leagae still is neither an armed vi.ctory lag on the off-year . etecUnna India-Pakistan """ over Kub- Johnson obaerved: Alou, At! 149 643117 m .330 September 8, IHI nor a negotiated peace In slgbt, that "Kennedy bu a toug~ job mJr, but a truce w01 worked ''Now ooma people like to get Carty, Atl 143 493 70 161 .327 Won Lost -Kennedy was stymied In abead to be rHieeted." ChUds out wltll Soviet help and us. worried. Some people like to be ' Clmte, Pit 145002100 193 .321 BRW Hdwe 3 o getting a baste civil rights bill added that ''any man ~ho oupport. A seemlnglv unsol~a- concernel. Some people like' to Rose, Cin 151 634 96 203 .320 Dutton Drugs 3 through Congress In 1963. oervea In the office ol the ble hassle over lhe Panama ba frustrated and I ean't do 0 Strgel, Pit 135 476 83 152 .319 Blue & Grey 2 1 Johnson got It enacted In 1964 presidency, whether his name Canal Zone was smoothed over anything about aaltsfylng lhem Allen, Phll 122 4ll9 100 55 .317 K&C Jewelers 1 2 and put through a voting rlghll Ia Kennedy, Rockefeller Gold· and there was agraement all. Torre, AU 148 546 83 172 .515 Davis Warner Ins. 0 3 bill a year later. But now he Is wat.r or what.ver, wm' find 11 renegoUnte a treaty that both ''But I can aay lhlo to y1111: Santo, Chi 146 529 911611 .314 dl!ficult, U not Impossible, to stdea recognized u out of date. that I doubt the 128 naUCIIIs that Arranqed Cpeda, SLL 132 4611 ftl 142 .305 Torre, Bravea 3S; Mays, Gianll Ed's Auto Trim 3 get even 1 -IDD of Troubles lhere were and I deal with, lhe 128 countries American League M; Hart a. McCovey, Giants 13. agraement on what musl be troubled there are -eOO:e !hat that we have representatiNI to In a Variety G. AB. R. H. Pel. American Leap: F. Robin- Ind. High Game - Vic df)IJa In the natioo and U1e were left to Johnson by Ia the fohn of ambassadors, I F.Rbsn, Bat 151564 119176 .318 son, Orioles 49 . Killebrew pel, 214. Kennedy, others that he fished doubt that you can point to a of Containers Oliva, Min 150 584 93 180 .308 Twins S8 Powell 'Orioles u.' Ind. High Series aft.r Kennedy'a up for' himself. alngle one of those coontrtes on STOP IN Powell, Bal 137 460 77139 .200 Pepitone Yanb' 31· Colavl~ Clesher 546. rallied an emo- Within one year of donning lhe map where any lingle I Kaline, Del 133 448 81129 .288 Indians Team High G&D"te - Blue America and, ac:tng KeMedy's mangle Johnson person In the OQUnd of my voice &( AND SEE. I Kiibrw. Min 153 540 81154 .2115 RDDI Balled 111 Grey 872. leader of a consensus. got was elected Presld~l In bla tonight would like to trade Cllrls, KC 117 360 51107 .292 N a tlo n al Leap"' Aaron, Team Higb Serle• - Blue more than "a minimum own right by the biggest plaees with wbal you have here 212 1!. Mtln lt. lhowrd, Was 142 485 52 136 .280 Braves 13)· Clement. Plrat.s Grey, 2555. agreement" on wbat bwl to landslide In hbtory Johnann'l at home. Crdnal, Cal 145 531 80 148 .279 112; Allen,' Phlllleo 107; stardone at home. margin of more than 81 per "That Is a pretty good record 1 · - - - · - - -· - -·------ - 59 N. 2nd Ave. Cash, Det 151567 M I~ .279 gell, Pirates 100; To!Tt!, Braves Womea'a Tllunday Leagae He won pasaago l>f the civil cent of the popular vote over for your ac:compllabmtml." Serving Big Bend Home Rwla 100 September 8, liM Area N a I I o n a I Lesgoe: Aaron, Leagae: F. RobinWon ~=-:::=~=~~~~~B~ra!v~es~41l~:~All~e~n,~P~bl~ll~les~39~;~ son, Orioles 120; Powell, N. Y. Clothing HOU!a I Orioles 107; Killebrew, Twins Landmark 2 105: Horton Tigers tOO; B. Rutland Dept. 'fllqre 2 Robinson, Orioles 99. Fleschers TOltoco 1 Pitching Team No. I 1 National Leqne: Martchal, Simon's Market S and now at a most Giants 23-8; Koufax, Dodgen Ind. High Game ·-· P. Collins 23-8; Perry, Olanta ~: Jut.r, 1~. C&rda 1~; Glbann, Canis 21).11. Ind. !liih Sert., - P. Tht Nationoline Water Conditioner II the Amerloan Lesgae: ·McNally, Uns, 515. retult of extensive experience and rtltCirch. Ultimate in simplicity and efficiency or Orh>les 13-li; Boswell, Twins J2. Team High Game - Sin10n'sl operation. Fully automatic, electric timer 5: Kaat, Twins U-11; ·Siebert. Market, 7118. controls 5-cycle voiv. which operates on Indians 1H; It Barller, Orlolea Market. mi. w.ater prtJsurt ••• no troubl110m1 springs, 1~. Team High Series ·- 81mon's JOitno1d1 or mot011. Adju.1table ~all dial allows up lo <10.% oavin;o on oolt. Guost sure sense of st;rle IIWiich for oodro rechor;oo. Lllotime war· ronty on plastic coblnet·ond flborgloo minill !he fabdal, the fllhlaas 111111 the lawless &c oro! tank. l().yr pro-rota wo:ronty on volvo ol our fine 100911 wool worsrcd JU/11 by Mcrir. I ·· J)lllom. Self contointd unltln antiquo whito ·with 1ilmni1111 gold trim. YOll'llliuil chis ycot's bc:ot ttcod leectii!J cok\ts md pot1m11 in our selection. 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' . \_ > • �, \ i !-DaUy SenUnei Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 2S, 111M Orioles Clinch Flag; · Robinson Sets Pace By JEFF MEYERS UPI Sporll Wrller The pennant the Orioles stole the winter, ran away with in the summer and captured In the fall h.. been awaited In Baltimore since Ml&hty Casey struck out 81 years ago. I SABSY KJ iiI t1 t1tRr! o the Orioles ID IJ victorle8 Ia their first 13 games-lncludiJic 10 strlliJh~bul they needed a 2.-1 triumph over New York on June 14 to move Into first place and never look back lho rest of the seas01>. "What a year;" Oltclaimed manager Hank Bpuer. whose Orioles once opened a ISI!o game lead and now nold a 10. game bulge over &eeolld·placll Detroit. "I've never oeen one quit. like this. · In spring training, I said the IA!am wltb the lewes! Injuries would win the pennant. Look at us--llalf or us should hsve been In a 01- the Moat Valuable Playe · May Be J1rit award In bolb 1equt1, 1ald Robtrson, leadtrlg the .,.L. In "Brlhl on the Dodgers" tor the batti!Jt. homers and Rills and World Serletl In fiVOI' rr1 biddlnt to become the first PlltsbW1h or San Frlnclsco. player In baseball annals to win · ''There'• no doubt l'rank'l the big IUY," BaUII' llld IDIId J0hnson ' s sto ck compared :::.::t t! . . . T0 JFK . ' s' on I 03 6t h Day Et:~~est ~y biggest :'steal" of the decade 1 111<111001 student . body """' choice. hospital." The Orioles, whose predecessors Inspired "Cilaey Thayerin to!885 immortal"' :.:::.at·~:: DaUy SenUnel, Bal~ pos~game the celebraUon dlll'lng more's victory 1!'111· "Ha'1 cbampsgJit had a hell :,u:,,~~ ~: :. a:~ lnfl!leDee 011 lhll club, alWIJI giving yOtJngtr playm Eluwbere .• thelips," Tfcm S1WIIGE · bllllked ealitorn!a 7.0 afllr ' dropplnc the opener '-3, Chlca. · I<> topped New York 4·1 and the , Boston at W~o doubll> EDITOR 8 NOTE: In winning passage of a rlgbll and voting rights bills; Republican Barry Goldwater In header waa postponed by rain. Jaluuoo Dow baa beea Ill third civil righll measure Kennedy's tat reduction plan; 1964 far exc-eeded Kennedy's _.;.·_ __ While Ho- as loug as Includes an open housing medical care for older Amert- hairbreadth win over Richard Fight Reaalill J....r.t... II.DII SOU. HAZING llf.aiB predecesi!OI'-Joba provision. cans under Social Security, and M. Nllon In 1960. READING, Pa. (UPI) -JDe'f taler.J.ft gerald Ket111edy. Tile There oti!l Is raClal violence of a long series of beallh, But by this point In 1988, Glardello, 118, PhUadelphia, !-.wen Flacdaheyededlu.bn•'" , dlspateb by a UP! White the South, but the North also education and ana · poverty Johnson's popularity as refi~ outpointed cash White, 170, "DISII-GUSlED" reporter asse ..es the bas become a scene Of strife as meaoures which paved lhe way ed . In the Gallup Poll hu Atlantic City, N.J. (10). track was rated ''last" by record compared with that of Negroes demand actual as well toward and carried forward the slipped to 48 per cent -at least second beat, It aboorbed Keaned,y aDd where the Ullled as theoretical equality In jobs, pos~t964 concept of a Great I polnill tower lhan Kennedy'• POR'!UND, M11Da (UP!) two hours ol rain only Slates stands today. and education ohove Society. lowest rating once be reached IIA>ck Halliday, ICI, Wlll<OI before the race. lhe Mason-DI>:on Line. The pre- In 1964, Johnson won congrea- lhe White House. And a prior Ba!Tt!, Pa., knocked out J•cklt But Romeo and By ALVIN SPIVAK assassination Image of police slonal enactment of 17 of 61 poll showed the late President's Aldare, 151, New Yort (I), George Sholly of United Pre81 lateruatlonll dogs In Birmingham has been major leglolaUve proposal• be brother, New York Sen. Robert Ind., were 1n full WASHINGTON (UP!) overshadowed by rioUng In laherlted from Kennedy -most F. Kennedy, ouli>aclng Johnson winning the first heat by don Baines Johnson loday Watts and elsewhere as sym- of which were stalled at dead In national popularity amnng VASKO FINISIIED . lenglhs and the second by 2Y•. marked his 1,03ilth as bois of racial upheaval. cent.r In the 19113 ..sslon. Sln'ce Democrat!. CHICAGO <UP!) _ E!ml!l' DELAWARE, Ohio IUPI) - The Urnes were 2:01 2·5 and PresldenH figure Kennedy Goal Reanbed lhen, be baa enlarged upon that Jobn••• Wate~•• Pollo • Vasko has left lbe Chicago The experts say Romeo Hanov- 1:59 3-li respectively. Early Wedoesday Nlgbl only In that this ts exactly -Kennedy was lirglng Con- legislative foundation. An outspoken en t h u ala sl Black Hawq training Cllllp er may become harness rae- Although Romeo still has Ml>:od League long Jo~ F. Kennedy gross In the autumn of 1963 to War SWI Growlnl abou~ polls when they gave him and club olflclallllld 'lbllndaj ing's n~xt super horse after the matehed Brei In times for September 7 l!IU before h1m. approve a tat cut and put more But elsewhere 1n the world lop-sided margins In 19fU, the »year-old defeoseman bal abdu:almn of Brei Hanover thiS I mile, he bas a good shot at his ' Won Lost It 18 an arUficial milestone, people to work. Johnson now Is things were tougher. The Viei Johnson now to a patient -and apparently ended bil NaUond year, and there are about 41!,000 Irecord winnings of $341 764 in I 2 but II offers an opportunity pondering suggestions of per- Nam war grew and grew, and outwArdly silent -peruser of Hockey League career. fans that believe them. 1965. Romeo picked ~P A~es toke stock of how lhe sonat tat Increases to cool off 1s still gro•-'••. 'lbere waa a them now. He lo well aware of Hawk ~-al moft. .ar .,.__ 2 1 Romeo captured the alfec- , additional $41765 Thursday In B-F 5 'd look th 1m "'"" bo I lh Its I ll I H lions of about that many people , the Little Brown' Jug to run ... Foursome 2 1 preSI ency s now e economy and II tnfiation. rebellion · In the Dominican w ar e po e or arry my Ivan said he did not 1lnthr It ·~ F S tsm 1 2 lhe background of how it KeMedy goal of naUonal Republic and Johnson commit- Truman lnd Dwight Eisenhower Vasko would return but bad here Thursday in the 21st 1 earnings so far this season our por en 1 2 1,038 days ago.. having been me~ ted mort than 20,000 troops to before each was elected to a lndt•·ted "·I be ,:..,••,t leel running of the Little Brown Jug ,$214 970 Spoilers Th three b "' .., uw .,...... pacing classic for 3-year-olds. I A' m~jor disappointment Double M's 2 1 e .ggest dilemma lies In ward off a threat ofCastrolsm nn, rm. able to pracdca." V..W J«ned The big bay son of Dancer 'Bonjour Hanover, lhe lhat Johnson laherlted when keeping II in hand. De l)aulle put more dents In~ e punlts bave had ready lite Hawb Ia 1911. . Hanover won easdy m two in the t:l.-horse field. Ind. High Gama - Art Hoyt predecessor wu VIet Nam, racl; l turmoil, the the Atlantic alliance. A hoped· explanations and advice. Some!.;=.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..i;;..;;;;;...,..., consecutive .heats In the $7~,616 was rated a fine chance ; Betty Smith 166. on Nov. 22, 11163, are atill eronomy--still the big three. for det.nte with the Soviet blame VIet Nam, and public MERRIAM WIISTII event at wmdswept and ram· becoming the first female Ind High Series - Stacie Ar- b~ggest ones loday: Viet But the proportions of each Union faded Red China confusJon and dlssatlsfactiOII. SEVENTH dampened Delaware County ' win the Jug but faded badly In nold .546· Betty Smtih 432 racial turmoil, the economy. bave magoUied so much despite troubl~s at home kepi Others blame civil rights, as NEW COLLI!GIATI Fairgrounds. A 1 thou g h I h e the stretch. Team 'High Game - B:F's But the fot'UI has undergone in 34 monlhB lhat the problems brandishing a fist at the ;est ol well. And others say It sn't The second beat saw Romeo Spoilers 621. ' drastic and dramaUc change. , bave grown despite the lmpor· tha world. only the Issues, it Is Johnson and driver Sholly take thet Team High Series - B·F's, :-;There""'!" ~6,000 U. tont taken to meet lhem. But Johnson did bave foreign himself -lhe_man, lhe Image, l761. military adv1sers In of "A Thousand policy successes. The Domini- the lmaslned Image. Ume before going all out at the Viet Nam not quole three became • sentimental can crisis did, as far as can be what.ver Johnann'a private half-mile and opening up a ago. There are more when Arthur M. 'Scolesln- seen, simmer do- with a free reacUons to his current dlfftcul· three-length l..,d solng Into the Early Wedoesday 300 000 US mb t "" II be hi ubll Ulud homestretch. The second heal Mixed Leagoe ' .. co a troops book of that title was election and a atart In as may ' s p c at e DRY was raced In a time of 1:59 3-5, Won Loot supporUng forces there PJiblished a year ago. Pres- withdrawal of U.S. troopo. The bas been marked by equanlmlCLEANING well over the world record Foursome 3 0 The U.S. Involvement !dents are elec¥ for lour Atlantic alliance Is aUU alive, ty. He oeems, on tha surface at Service On Reauest established in this same race Spoilers ...... o 3 escalated from 8 years, or 1,481 days. In lheory, though shOrt ol breath. The least, to be following hla own Mlcldlttloft, 0. by Brei Hanover a year ago at Double M's ......... o 3 non-combatant one to a they are allowed that length of Berlin crlsl! ol 11161, wheu the advice to audiencea on I :57. All betting on Romeo was B-F's .............. 3 0 share of fighting on lh•. Ume to make their !lnkenn wall weot up, to now • distant !'!"'aklng tours -;-to shun a Ule banned lor the second heat and 4 Aces . . . . . . . . .. .. 2 I and pe.ratstent pounding records. memory and nne bardly reeaJII martyr compiOlt ' and count TJI CLEANERS POMEROY he was 8 2-S favorite in' the Four Sportsmen .. ... . 1 2 North V1et Nam from the air. For Kennedy, Lee Harvey lhat U.S. convoys were being their blesalngs. , first ~· I'oiiUc~ Gains Oswald cut that total to 1,036. stopped by Sovlet ·\anb on lhe "The problems lhat we baviL gAiiill _ . , ..... ,, Go6d Time Bny was Ind. High Game - Men: Saigon s recumng II .is pointless for history or for Autobahn through Ellllt Genna- , ' are tha problems that we ~ " '•1.'-"Ue 0 In both bests, allhougtl Bonjour Chas. Boyles, 232; Women: Na- crises, highlighted by over- a q~sual observer to use the ny amid lnc'"'aslng tenstono hav~ been flghtln~ ' hard . Ill .It Hanover recovered the second omi Floyd, 178. throw of the Diem regime Ia aame numerical measurement during the last month of attam, namely, fwl employf Put Your House time aroWJd to come in third, Ind. High Series-- Men: November 1963, hos given way In judging Johnson. But II Is Kennedy's life. men~ a high standard of llvlng In The Fall more than four lengths back of Chas. Boyles, 622; Women: aft.r many ups and downs to approprlaiA! to make a fleeting &lme Problem• Mel and better housing," Johnson the winner. Betty Smith 462. relative calm, • •uecessful assessment at this equivalent Tliere bave been troubles all said In a news conference · on Mood Order Team !liib Game _ B-F'a turnout for election of . a polpt In Ume. over since November 1963 bil ~th birthday Aug. 27. Major Leagoe Leaders 650. ' constitutional as a em b I y, Re-Election Tonp Job There was the Congo and olh.; Not.a Ectaomk Galu With • Permanent By Ulllted Press laternatioual Team High Series _ B-F's proJeciA!d economic and Eleven days before Kenna· crisis areas In . Africa but with PolnUng to thoaa ao well u National Leagoe 1912. refonns and an 4y's death Ia )9113, columnist llveable order belllfl restored Ia other economic galna, In l Fall Arran~ement G. AB. R. H. Pet. military situation. llul lhere Marquis Cbllda wrote 1n reflec~ most 1>7 now. There was lhe Oklahoma a day earlier, From Dudley's Alou, Pit 133 501 79 172 .343 Industrial Leagae still is neither an armed vi.ctory lag on the off-year . etecUnna India-Pakistan """ over Kub- Johnson obaerved: Alou, At! 149 643117 m .330 September 8, IHI nor a negotiated peace In slgbt, that "Kennedy bu a toug~ job mJr, but a truce w01 worked ''Now ooma people like to get Carty, Atl 143 493 70 161 .327 Won Lost -Kennedy was stymied In abead to be rHieeted." ChUds out wltll Soviet help and us. worried. Some people like to be ' Clmte, Pit 145002100 193 .321 BRW Hdwe 3 o getting a baste civil rights bill added that ''any man ~ho oupport. A seemlnglv unsol~a- concernel. Some people like' to Rose, Cin 151 634 96 203 .320 Dutton Drugs 3 through Congress In 1963. oervea In the office ol the ble hassle over lhe Panama ba frustrated and I ean't do 0 Strgel, Pit 135 476 83 152 .319 Blue & Grey 2 1 Johnson got It enacted In 1964 presidency, whether his name Canal Zone was smoothed over anything about aaltsfylng lhem Allen, Phll 122 4ll9 100 55 .317 K&C Jewelers 1 2 and put through a voting rlghll Ia Kennedy, Rockefeller Gold· and there was agraement all. Torre, AU 148 546 83 172 .515 Davis Warner Ins. 0 3 bill a year later. But now he Is wat.r or what.ver, wm' find 11 renegoUnte a treaty that both ''But I can aay lhlo to y1111: Santo, Chi 146 529 911611 .314 dl!ficult, U not Impossible, to stdea recognized u out of date. that I doubt the 128 naUCIIIs that Arranqed Cpeda, SLL 132 4611 ftl 142 .305 Torre, Bravea 3S; Mays, Gianll Ed's Auto Trim 3 get even 1 -IDD of Troubles lhere were and I deal with, lhe 128 countries American League M; Hart a. McCovey, Giants 13. agraement on what musl be troubled there are -eOO:e !hat that we have representatiNI to In a Variety G. AB. R. H. Pel. American Leap: F. Robin- Ind. High Game - Vic df)IJa In the natioo and U1e were left to Johnson by Ia the fohn of ambassadors, I F.Rbsn, Bat 151564 119176 .318 son, Orioles 49 . Killebrew pel, 214. Kennedy, others that he fished doubt that you can point to a of Containers Oliva, Min 150 584 93 180 .308 Twins S8 Powell 'Orioles u.' Ind. High Series aft.r Kennedy'a up for' himself. alngle one of those coontrtes on STOP IN Powell, Bal 137 460 77139 .200 Pepitone Yanb' 31· Colavl~ Clesher 546. rallied an emo- Within one year of donning lhe map where any lingle I Kaline, Del 133 448 81129 .288 Indians Team High G&D"te - Blue America and, ac:tng KeMedy's mangle Johnson person In the OQUnd of my voice &( AND SEE. I Kiibrw. Min 153 540 81154 .2115 RDDI Balled 111 Grey 872. leader of a consensus. got was elected Presld~l In bla tonight would like to trade Cllrls, KC 117 360 51107 .292 N a tlo n al Leap"' Aaron, Team Higb Serle• - Blue more than "a minimum own right by the biggest plaees with wbal you have here 212 1!. Mtln lt. lhowrd, Was 142 485 52 136 .280 Braves 13)· Clement. Plrat.s Grey, 2555. agreement" on wbat bwl to landslide In hbtory Johnann'l at home. Crdnal, Cal 145 531 80 148 .279 112; Allen,' Phlllleo 107; stardone at home. margin of more than 81 per "That Is a pretty good record 1 · - - - · - - -· - -·------ - 59 N. 2nd Ave. Cash, Det 151567 M I~ .279 gell, Pirates 100; To!Tt!, Braves Womea'a Tllunday Leagae He won pasaago l>f the civil cent of the popular vote over for your ac:compllabmtml." Serving Big Bend Home Rwla 100 September 8, liM Area N a I I o n a I Lesgoe: Aaron, Leagae: F. RobinWon ~=-:::=~=~~~~~B~ra!v~es~41l~:~All~e~n,~P~bl~ll~les~39~;~ son, Orioles 120; Powell, N. Y. Clothing HOU!a I Orioles 107; Killebrew, Twins Landmark 2 105: Horton Tigers tOO; B. Rutland Dept. 'fllqre 2 Robinson, Orioles 99. Fleschers TOltoco 1 Pitching Team No. I 1 National Leqne: Martchal, Simon's Market S and now at a most Giants 23-8; Koufax, Dodgen Ind. High Game ·-· P. Collins 23-8; Perry, Olanta ~: Jut.r, 1~. C&rda 1~; Glbann, Canis 21).11. Ind. !liih Sert., - P. Tht Nationoline Water Conditioner II the Amerloan Lesgae: ·McNally, Uns, 515. retult of extensive experience and rtltCirch. Ultimate in simplicity and efficiency or Orh>les 13-li; Boswell, Twins J2. Team High Game - Sin10n'sl operation. Fully automatic, electric timer 5: Kaat, Twins U-11; ·Siebert. Market, 7118. controls 5-cycle voiv. which operates on Indians 1H; It Barller, Orlolea Market. mi. w.ater prtJsurt ••• no troubl110m1 springs, 1~. Team High Series ·- 81mon's JOitno1d1 or mot011. Adju.1table ~all dial allows up lo <10.% oavin;o on oolt. Guost sure sense of st;rle IIWiich for oodro rechor;oo. Lllotime war· ronty on plastic coblnet·ond flborgloo minill !he fabdal, the fllhlaas 111111 the lawless &c oro! tank. l().yr pro-rota wo:ronty on volvo ol our fine 100911 wool worsrcd JU/11 by Mcrir. I ·· J)lllom. Self contointd unltln antiquo whito ·with 1ilmni1111 gold trim. YOll'llliuil chis ycot's bc:ot ttcod leectii!J cok\ts md pot1m11 in our selection. Tailored for the last Dec. 9 whenfrom they Cinclnnareceived Frank Robinson II for Milt Papp... Robinson's presence meant the difference between a Ugbt and the runaway BalUore began June and ended 14 m b downing Kansas t% clinch .11 first 1A•o•deon Leagoe peW:..t. Robby Set Pace game-winning hnmer by on opening day sent I -ID,OOO Attend 21st Running of 'B J ' -· ) v lOlA'S B~AUTY SALON ~\ r·,.~ IV Phone WY l-3557 134 1!. M•ln Nifh fbi Pomtrov "] Thriftiest FRIGIDAIRE Front-loading DISHMOBILE BEST rown ug • Phone 992-5432 LADIES • Wuhn really c!ean with Multi -Je t Spray Arm. Indexed ··· · $6.75 • No hand rinains, thanks to efficient wash and MIDDLEPORT rinse eye les. • E1sy front loadirw with Roll-To-You Racks. BOOK STORE • ltntreus capacity-12 full table sellin8s recentl'"'""'""'""'~!!!!!!e""",.~ sell the Robinson's (NEMAJ. '219 BAKER FURNITURE JACKETS U: ' K ' ..._.,: • sKIRTs,. SLAII:ta Russ Tog 0 utf1ts GIRLS PRACTICAL P,RICEI 63,000 00 GRAIN MAX. CAP. 126,000 GRAIN CAPACITY- Slft.OO ;!52,DDD GRAIN CAPACITY- U3f.OO '179· $249 STRAP FLAT BLACK • BROWN weer lllid comfort y011 imist on. . EXO.~lVE; NECK-ZONE T.Ail.OIUNQ , yOlll' Coat: coUar that 4f, Jig liitlt2r 11ow yoo ~ • IIlii. Yaa .illwiiJI j pvea ' er- . look wciJ..sroomed! Ot,IIO .. VALLEY PLUMBING AND HEATING 4 to 10 - THE SHOE BOX 992-5661 POMEROY MIDDLEPOIJT, ... > .' -· ·~--~ . ...... '' {"" ~ ' ~ . .-~ - .. < '·'' .. . · ·,; ·: ,., .1,.:i:. 'r~· .- • ;i tor •••• DOWNIE .. GR \r ' POMROY, 0 • .. .• --;-c"),-··- . - ' ...,ywhers •• You Can Buy Your MAYTAG IIIW"''D TO Jll!llill' "· PIJI:AW'IT - , . lteal Wringer Washer ..... "' ,Older .. - - • • Cllrll . . ...c ......,, ···to·• ............. lilt .... .' 'I' ' .No tubes to replace , ~ lllllllall,l.t LIFt 'IW .M'I. II lit FROM. • HARRY MIWR Jae1t idiM~ ot'umw• ..w .,. WE'LL TRADEI WE'LL DEALI a.smt ......... ...,, - . . . lttll ' '. . . . , a& •• f39~ .. ·', I!DWAID lAIR, OWNER 212 1. lmllll o. win_., Reush's Shoe Store • ~· ' .·. INGELS CARPET HOUSE · ,_. $49.95 . . YOUII LOCAL NATIONALINE DEALER SIZH . Wo l11ular $5.99 AUTOMATICALLY I FOit ALL OCCASIONS Slzt 121ft to Blg 10 iftWATER r ·.·r CO-ORDINATED ' Amerteaa - . O!"'<f"<''f"' . to SWEATERS, - ----~- ·t RAIN COATS 10·95 1 VISITS PARENTI Gary Hott.r, who Ia In the Navy at Newport, R. 1., 1 pent the weekend with bls psrenill JEWELERS DUDLEY'S ~ '.. ' Car Coals -··from $10.95 3o. 220-E.MAIN LADIES CARAVELir Beautiful and Decorative FALL FLOWERS COATS ·~.: ~¥ M'*l DW.. MK DICTIONARY 2 understand their chicken's \t' out of the world." ' CROW'S STEAK HOUSE a-- --. •••• HOUR • • ·I •. ...........;:. ,..... ~ ··-,. •· .r•. ,' f' .·. ' . \_ > • �, I ~ ~ ··. . ), ' ··l,tr.; ·....' • . ' ' ·- . ' •' I . • •· ., / ··~·· ~~ :,> . •' , -~. / ' II· .. /sre-'i1 '. ·.. , . ,,,_fly .' ,. ' ' '" ... . ·, ' ,• 1 ""' .,,.., ,~.•_. •• Blick ... ~ ' S.F.C. Roy auiR; -~ fa!Qlly . :~:~n.r IIJr '· ~; ""'-~1 ··-·a iDd Mf1............. , ....• . ier. Tbe lllfiiH ~~~~ four dd). . I I ' . , '' dren, Bruce Franlflln•l• Pan>ell Uri e.t 1n the 'J •tel September Jeall>"6. Mal'l.-~1 · ~~lyn, t. v . ··• ~II' I W! 3 Y~P• old. ,13 a!W be_ ma,_..slaUI)nl!!l nearly "'m · ·1·, a""e· hl.:ifjir(ed ov• tl!J'H! fo r..,.. - · ·. yf,ars Ill MliDich, · GriDs· · uS.F. years, "''" In the. ·'""'"" •n~ nyMr~ ruffle II the 1!011 "-lab He. and · family are DOW lloi- · of Letarl, .Mn. Seriti.neJ · church News '' -~-- - -- ----- - -- " SAV.·E UP TO· eWUR~ITtBR eBALOWIN 51000·00 ond OTHER FAMOUt BRANDl ·ON·1'966 MODE-LS ' 1966 Pontiac ~~74 - Now S3219 Brand new CataUna ' Conv. Sharp bla~k vinyl bucket seat with all beige exterior, and bl~<k top. ·ruuy equtpped with power steering, power brak~•· hydra· malic, radio. EZI glass and many other acc01sorlea. 1966 Buick :,~;7~- Now'2979 Brand new LeSabre 4 Dr. Sedan. This i~ the full sized There's a dilferenee of opinion here. Both of these Little Leaguers stand ready to put up a good argument, even though It is a foregone conclusion that the ''ump'' is going to win. But when the game is over, differences will be forgotten.and umpire and c~>tcher wi!l go down to the drug etore together for a banana split. In doing so, they wiH be reffecting lllmethintr that is a basic part of our heritage - the ability to lose, u•ilho~t holding a gr~Jdge ••• the ability to yieki. These are qualities important not only to IIJlOrts. manship but to life. And this importance is stroa.>e~ in the most powerful of terJru< again. and again throughout the Bible. Little Leaguer!\ learn the rulea of sportsmanship - and of life - in one way on the plr.ying field and in another, deeper way when they "ttend ehurr:h with their families on S•mday. A:e you taking 11our Little Leaguer to church T j Buick built on 123" wheelbas~ chaSSIS. It II_fully equipped wtth power steering, power brakes, radio, white wall tires, fun chrome trim, EZI g!Ua, fuU I wheel rovers, foam cushions and many other accesories. 1966 Pontigc ~;.u, Now '2830 · Brand new Leinans 4·dr. Hard Top. This Is the finest and best Pontiac made In the smallest series. It has the notched back front seat with center arm rest ,nd fuU carpeting with vinyl up~olstery _. This c~ II fully equipped with white waD brea, power stl!erlng, automatic trans.; EZI giUs, 250 HP Vu .enghil!, ·radio, fUll wheel covers and many other acceBBOJ:iea. . an Fealllre lor fealure. Advantage for ad.antage, You'Uflnd FIAT gives you more, much more, 1han •nv other car on the 1966 Buick ~.63 - ~/:1,6,27 Brand New Special Dlx. Sport Coupe. T1)ls ear ii_made road. Test drive any one ol thelabutous F!Ar model a and see for yourself. an In the beautiful platinum color with blact'. tiny! -ts. It is fully equipped with ·power steerlnt automJtlc trans., radio, white wall tires, an~ many oth!'l' Up to 45 milea per gallon. Lowest priced car on the \ ·:"··· 1966Buick Now$3995 Eleclra 4 Dr. Hard Top. FACTORY AIR CQ!'Il)ITION· ED. Tbis car sold new for approx., $500.00, aud Is al· most Uke the day It waa sold. You 11. l_ust, ~v-titl\0 see tblf one to appreciate Ita fine conditloll a f u 11 Jl'ith tluJ hope lt Ulill, in some m«J~ure. fo•ter and help · -· lain tlUit which il good in (flmil) and community life, thi• ,_,. . ture is sponsored by tlw bl&liMII flrnM and organilJtdiJinl ··· ! <''lui 111ho~e nnrne. appear beloul. equipment. 1965 Buick J':.~vod - ...,. $2295 Skylark 2 Dr. Hard Top. This car hu omaii llucket -t• and power steering. Auto. trans. We ean b.lch!Y recommend thil ear to be in top collditlon. . , 1.1oo-R WAGON ·J964 Pontiac :::.~· - ·'tftS Star Chief 4 Dr. Sedan. 'l1lis ear II a beautifUl blue The family ...-. Loaded with "extraaqo at no extra COlt. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. A sleek new sporta version of B(Jktrtr of Hol.~nm BrNr(1 1962 Dodge J;:,.~~~ ~ $1095 mission. 1M FIAT ,. • ....., wtomoiJIII besldH being better prloH t o. SMITH's FIAT Sales & Service Roveaswood, W. Va. ARS I • j • ~... WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING R. HEATING ' Silver I ridge In Kant uti, 0. Middleport 992-2550 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO: lllalr4Door. RAWLINGS BAUM UJMBF.R CO. s,;,«'" anrl lluil1j"'~ -~"""u" GALEN S. BROWN, Dist Afdi/rpl i/. fH Prnrt,•rts i 992-2186 Broum -~ Bnrrlr Gn.11 -------------- -- -63 Chev. -· nOhfo's Olde-'r Dodge Deolpr" eatl1le. N outo. trano. radio,- wl•l w ti.., wbeel dlocs, 2IAJae pilat. Real tWp Middleport, Ohio *1395 TINY'S FOODLAND BOGGS EQUIPMENT CH,\l.MF.R~ Sales - ALLIS fi'arm. - lndus1r;l!l - USED CARS - - • $)095 r, 1962 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DOOR SEDAN. 1962 FORD GALAXIE • • - • • *595 • • 2 DR. SEDAN. V8. Auto. Trans. Ra clio and Heater. 1961 DODGE 2 DR. SEDAN • • 6 Cyl. Std. Trans. 1960 CHEVROLET 4 DR. SEDAN ~95 6 Cyl. Std. Trans. 1960 FORD FAIRLANE 500 2 DR. SEDAN - • • -•695 D~rsts Hosts .For Cookout, Picnic Sunday Phnne 667-3436· ' Tuppers Plains Mr. and ..... Ralph and daqbter Mary Ann, 8uDda1 Attendln« were Mr. and·'lll<irell William Harman, and g IJsa Jo, lllldl, and J\idy Oolrlul1. .u crl Mrs. D&Jklll Albworlb, roy; Mr. and Mrs. Paul OYerturf ml ebl1drlll Buleb and Melodie, I)!!Qlllbul;llr. 111111 llr Francis O¥erturl, Middleport, and Mils FII!Cbon 9Jerturf, Mr. and Mn. 8ldniJ Durit of Leon, W. VP. were IIDIIble to lnlerlor. Real sharpie. 8 ~yL Auto. Trans. Radio. R. H. RAWLINGS SO'S CO. "OHIO'S OLDfST DODGE ·~ ·• ' ' ·, ,,, . ·-·- "Kentucku F'r1Pd Chrcken• · • " ._ .. . . ............ _.... ·'' a.- ...... ,;;;r• , .. .............. ... - ........ - . TUNE IN Power steeriDCIIIIl .power bnbl. Radio. ' . '65 Plymouth 2 ~fH. T. • • • '1995 ktelllte, V-8 motor, std. lraDI.j ridiO, wlljw ~ clelae '~~'bee! .· dlael, -~~~ With blaeli: 91nyl top, b~k vinyl' Int. ~ 20.000 mllel. Real~~ - • • I \ ACTION-PRICED HAS-JSH SPECIALS · SUNDAY 9 AM ' • I ' I i' ftri!IIM Pnm Gracel(lllcopal Qurch, .....,_NY \ 1. • K& C JEWELERS "Keepsake Diamond Rtng.l!'» > > - - - - - - --. F~ Y, -~ WHI1Il SIIWDIG IIIACIIlN&S "~erythl"'l Far 1M W01110n tAaf llews" 83 MID St. Mi<JdllpJd SIIJ.5320 ......~ •. ·.: ..... .... t.. . . .y . GOIGlEIN RW>Y-MIX CO. · .':~395 /' West Malo St. . · ~ ~t.Y,~otwwi~ '; II 312 E. Main St RACINE PLANING Btuldlng Suwlies and Mili!DOril! ' . General Mm:liiiJidiu Tuppera Plains ~ - 'DE SEWING CENTER 1. . WMtO RAOIO REV. RIQIAitb MUT!fir RIQC)R . .. ~eM :tJIPIOIIeh ~~~lfQJOa ~ . . 52 GMC ~ Ton Pickup . .~ •' - LYONS CLOVER . '_ 'The Spreading,"Kingdom'~ .. 62 Olds 88 - - • - • • • • • . S'J295 Whltewalla. . -------- W• Fin AV Dccron I'Tetcrlptlo•• 992-2955 Pomeroy ·, • Dr. Sedan. v.s, Automatic IraQI. Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS J'u1l power inCluding windows and aeit, power ~ lib 1I8W Wi&IW Urea, dilae wbeel discs, tinted giUs, flcloey alN:Oadlllonlllf, 18,000 li,mw miles• lip( lharp. . . 4S~Trllll • 1957 DODGE 4 . DR. SEDAN • ' 1957 BUICK 4 DR. ' SEDAN • • .' . 65 Buick Riviera 2 Dr. H.T. - V8. Auto. Trana. Ra clio and Heater. 1960 PLYMOUTH STA. _WAGON- •495 Sedan-f1995 V-8 engine, power brakes, power ' ~teer~nr. auto. l:rans., tinted J[lu, lliw wl•lw tires, deluxe wheel disc&, factory llfr.coadltlonlng, white over pn wltb pa wltb • and cookout Oft I'OrllliCIIIIOR talned CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Middleport, Oblo 63 Olds Super 88 -- Servia, f ,rr·n1 & G'trd~ft; and real Cleoll. 'l 593-8601 · ·· - - 240 Lincoln SL 281 - AthPnll Che•rer. Ohin LOCAL UNION 5668 MANY MOQ ...•, 100 m.p.h. oportster with 5-speed synch:·(."mesh trans· 85 N Cuurt ~t THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA Pickup 'k ton. This Is a one owner plclalp, and sllowJ the best of care. 1SGO SPIDER RAY RIGGS, INC. U• ooln-M ercury.Comd-Engllsh Ford original flnilb, and wu owned by one of our fllthfui Pontiac customera. It baa power steering and brak!ll. and Hydrsmatlc. the febulous FIAT. ~The AU. FOR THE~ accessories. road. 1 Mfle . THE CHUf.Q I FOI! All. G""erol Contracting Phone 992-3918 STAR SUPPLY CO. Paints Pb. IHN2'73 imd Hard...,.. �, I ~ ~ ··. . ), ' ··l,tr.; ·....' • . ' ' ·- . ' •' I . • •· ., / ··~·· ~~ :,> . •' , -~. / ' II· .. /sre-'i1 '. ·.. , . ,,,_fly .' ,. ' ' '" ... . ·, ' ,• 1 ""' .,,.., ,~.•_. •• Blick ... ~ ' S.F.C. Roy auiR; -~ fa!Qlly . :~:~n.r IIJr '· ~; ""'-~1 ··-·a iDd Mf1............. , ....• . ier. Tbe lllfiiH ~~~~ four dd). . I I ' . , '' dren, Bruce Franlflln•l• Pan>ell Uri e.t 1n the 'J •tel September Jeall>"6. Mal'l.-~1 · ~~lyn, t. v . ··• ~II' I W! 3 Y~P• old. ,13 a!W be_ ma,_..slaUI)nl!!l nearly "'m · ·1·, a""e· hl.:ifjir(ed ov• tl!J'H! fo r..,.. - · ·. yf,ars Ill MliDich, · GriDs· · uS.F. years, "''" In the. ·'""'"" •n~ nyMr~ ruffle II the 1!011 "-lab He. and · family are DOW lloi- · of Letarl, .Mn. Seriti.neJ · church News '' -~-- - -- ----- - -- " SAV.·E UP TO· eWUR~ITtBR eBALOWIN 51000·00 ond OTHER FAMOUt BRANDl ·ON·1'966 MODE-LS ' 1966 Pontiac ~~74 - Now S3219 Brand new CataUna ' Conv. Sharp bla~k vinyl bucket seat with all beige exterior, and bl~<k top. ·ruuy equtpped with power steering, power brak~•· hydra· malic, radio. EZI glass and many other acc01sorlea. 1966 Buick :,~;7~- Now'2979 Brand new LeSabre 4 Dr. Sedan. This i~ the full sized There's a dilferenee of opinion here. Both of these Little Leaguers stand ready to put up a good argument, even though It is a foregone conclusion that the ''ump'' is going to win. But when the game is over, differences will be forgotten.and umpire and c~>tcher wi!l go down to the drug etore together for a banana split. In doing so, they wiH be reffecting lllmethintr that is a basic part of our heritage - the ability to lose, u•ilho~t holding a gr~Jdge ••• the ability to yieki. These are qualities important not only to IIJlOrts. manship but to life. And this importance is stroa.>e~ in the most powerful of terJru< again. and again throughout the Bible. Little Leaguer!\ learn the rulea of sportsmanship - and of life - in one way on the plr.ying field and in another, deeper way when they "ttend ehurr:h with their families on S•mday. A:e you taking 11our Little Leaguer to church T j Buick built on 123" wheelbas~ chaSSIS. It II_fully equipped wtth power steering, power brakes, radio, white wall tires, fun chrome trim, EZI g!Ua, fuU I wheel rovers, foam cushions and many other accesories. 1966 Pontigc ~;.u, Now '2830 · Brand new Leinans 4·dr. Hard Top. This Is the finest and best Pontiac made In the smallest series. It has the notched back front seat with center arm rest ,nd fuU carpeting with vinyl up~olstery _. This c~ II fully equipped with white waD brea, power stl!erlng, automatic trans.; EZI giUs, 250 HP Vu .enghil!, ·radio, fUll wheel covers and many other acceBBOJ:iea. . an Fealllre lor fealure. Advantage for ad.antage, You'Uflnd FIAT gives you more, much more, 1han •nv other car on the 1966 Buick ~.63 - ~/:1,6,27 Brand New Special Dlx. Sport Coupe. T1)ls ear ii_made road. Test drive any one ol thelabutous F!Ar model a and see for yourself. an In the beautiful platinum color with blact'. tiny! -ts. It is fully equipped with ·power steerlnt automJtlc trans., radio, white wall tires, an~ many oth!'l' Up to 45 milea per gallon. Lowest priced car on the \ ·:"··· 1966Buick Now$3995 Eleclra 4 Dr. Hard Top. FACTORY AIR CQ!'Il)ITION· ED. Tbis car sold new for approx., $500.00, aud Is al· most Uke the day It waa sold. You 11. l_ust, ~v-titl\0 see tblf one to appreciate Ita fine conditloll a f u 11 Jl'ith tluJ hope lt Ulill, in some m«J~ure. fo•ter and help · -· lain tlUit which il good in (flmil) and community life, thi• ,_,. . ture is sponsored by tlw bl&liMII flrnM and organilJtdiJinl ··· ! <''lui 111ho~e nnrne. appear beloul. equipment. 1965 Buick J':.~vod - ...,. $2295 Skylark 2 Dr. Hard Top. This car hu omaii llucket -t• and power steering. Auto. trans. We ean b.lch!Y recommend thil ear to be in top collditlon. . , 1.1oo-R WAGON ·J964 Pontiac :::.~· - ·'tftS Star Chief 4 Dr. Sedan. 'l1lis ear II a beautifUl blue The family ...-. Loaded with "extraaqo at no extra COlt. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. A sleek new sporta version of B(Jktrtr of Hol.~nm BrNr(1 1962 Dodge J;:,.~~~ ~ $1095 mission. 1M FIAT ,. • ....., wtomoiJIII besldH being better prloH t o. SMITH's FIAT Sales & Service Roveaswood, W. Va. ARS I • j • ~... WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING R. HEATING ' Silver I ridge In Kant uti, 0. Middleport 992-2550 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO: lllalr4Door. RAWLINGS BAUM UJMBF.R CO. s,;,«'" anrl lluil1j"'~ -~"""u" GALEN S. BROWN, Dist Afdi/rpl i/. fH Prnrt,•rts i 992-2186 Broum -~ Bnrrlr Gn.11 -------------- -- -63 Chev. -· nOhfo's Olde-'r Dodge Deolpr" eatl1le. N outo. trano. radio,- wl•l w ti.., wbeel dlocs, 2IAJae pilat. Real tWp Middleport, Ohio *1395 TINY'S FOODLAND BOGGS EQUIPMENT CH,\l.MF.R~ Sales - ALLIS fi'arm. - lndus1r;l!l - USED CARS - - • $)095 r, 1962 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DOOR SEDAN. 1962 FORD GALAXIE • • - • • *595 • • 2 DR. SEDAN. V8. Auto. Trans. Ra clio and Heater. 1961 DODGE 2 DR. SEDAN • • 6 Cyl. Std. Trans. 1960 CHEVROLET 4 DR. SEDAN ~95 6 Cyl. Std. Trans. 1960 FORD FAIRLANE 500 2 DR. SEDAN - • • -•695 D~rsts Hosts .For Cookout, Picnic Sunday Phnne 667-3436· ' Tuppers Plains Mr. and ..... Ralph and daqbter Mary Ann, 8uDda1 Attendln« were Mr. and·'lll<irell William Harman, and g IJsa Jo, lllldl, and J\idy Oolrlul1. .u crl Mrs. D&Jklll Albworlb, roy; Mr. and Mrs. Paul OYerturf ml ebl1drlll Buleb and Melodie, I)!!Qlllbul;llr. 111111 llr Francis O¥erturl, Middleport, and Mils FII!Cbon 9Jerturf, Mr. and Mn. 8ldniJ Durit of Leon, W. VP. were IIDIIble to lnlerlor. Real sharpie. 8 ~yL Auto. Trans. Radio. R. H. RAWLINGS SO'S CO. "OHIO'S OLDfST DODGE ·~ ·• ' ' ·, ,,, . ·-·- "Kentucku F'r1Pd Chrcken• · • " ._ .. . . ............ _.... ·'' a.- ...... ,;;;r• , .. .............. ... - ........ - . TUNE IN Power steeriDCIIIIl .power bnbl. Radio. ' . '65 Plymouth 2 ~fH. T. • • • '1995 ktelllte, V-8 motor, std. lraDI.j ridiO, wlljw ~ clelae '~~'bee! .· dlael, -~~~ With blaeli: 91nyl top, b~k vinyl' Int. ~ 20.000 mllel. Real~~ - • • I \ ACTION-PRICED HAS-JSH SPECIALS · SUNDAY 9 AM ' • I ' I i' ftri!IIM Pnm Gracel(lllcopal Qurch, .....,_NY \ 1. • K& C JEWELERS "Keepsake Diamond Rtng.l!'» > > - - - - - - --. F~ Y, -~ WHI1Il SIIWDIG IIIACIIlN&S "~erythl"'l Far 1M W01110n tAaf llews" 83 MID St. Mi<JdllpJd SIIJ.5320 ......~ •. ·.: ..... .... t.. . . .y . GOIGlEIN RW>Y-MIX CO. · .':~395 /' West Malo St. . · ~ ~t.Y,~otwwi~ '; II 312 E. Main St RACINE PLANING Btuldlng Suwlies and Mili!DOril! ' . General Mm:liiiJidiu Tuppera Plains ~ - 'DE SEWING CENTER 1. . WMtO RAOIO REV. RIQIAitb MUT!fir RIQC)R . .. ~eM :tJIPIOIIeh ~~~lfQJOa ~ . . 52 GMC ~ Ton Pickup . .~ •' - LYONS CLOVER . '_ 'The Spreading,"Kingdom'~ .. 62 Olds 88 - - • - • • • • • . S'J295 Whltewalla. . -------- W• Fin AV Dccron I'Tetcrlptlo•• 992-2955 Pomeroy ·, • Dr. Sedan. v.s, Automatic IraQI. Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS J'u1l power inCluding windows and aeit, power ~ lib 1I8W Wi&IW Urea, dilae wbeel discs, tinted giUs, flcloey alN:Oadlllonlllf, 18,000 li,mw miles• lip( lharp. . . 4S~Trllll • 1957 DODGE 4 . DR. SEDAN • ' 1957 BUICK 4 DR. ' SEDAN • • .' . 65 Buick Riviera 2 Dr. H.T. - V8. Auto. Trana. Ra clio and Heater. 1960 PLYMOUTH STA. _WAGON- •495 Sedan-f1995 V-8 engine, power brakes, power ' ~teer~nr. auto. l:rans., tinted J[lu, lliw wl•lw tires, deluxe wheel disc&, factory llfr.coadltlonlng, white over pn wltb pa wltb • and cookout Oft I'OrllliCIIIIOR talned CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Middleport, Oblo 63 Olds Super 88 -- Servia, f ,rr·n1 & G'trd~ft; and real Cleoll. 'l 593-8601 · ·· - - 240 Lincoln SL 281 - AthPnll Che•rer. Ohin LOCAL UNION 5668 MANY MOQ ...•, 100 m.p.h. oportster with 5-speed synch:·(."mesh trans· 85 N Cuurt ~t THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA Pickup 'k ton. This Is a one owner plclalp, and sllowJ the best of care. 1SGO SPIDER RAY RIGGS, INC. U• ooln-M ercury.Comd-Engllsh Ford original flnilb, and wu owned by one of our fllthfui Pontiac customera. It baa power steering and brak!ll. and Hydrsmatlc. the febulous FIAT. ~The AU. FOR THE~ accessories. road. 1 Mfle . THE CHUf.Q I FOI! All. G""erol Contracting Phone 992-3918 STAR SUPPLY CO. Paints Pb. IHN2'73 imd Hard...,.. �' . I "- . .. ,.. · ., ' "-. ' ' . .. ', ' .. ·t. E~,~-,r·'-Fa Ge. . '.' . ..... -~ .u ..• -~ Ad War ·-~sin-..!ai'Vi~· . IXI'IERIENCED WHEEL AliGNMENT .. ...., u ,.., c••tt~ were~ ret c.. n~rH ••tin , ..., _ . tt "r -cpt, ptscovnl '"' NIO . . •rMI • •· ;110 wlttun II Up. CAIIO :OF rttANKS A D"ITUA•a•a 11.21 fO' It WOI'II mlllhiiMnl. l . t t ...,".......... 1c. OI"CI .. OUitl I :IQ A. M. to !o:M P M. illlllJ hlurci•Y I :H • · M. te 12tH N.-ft IT.. .0 IAIY 64 CHEVELLE 2 Door $1495 IRAKE SERVICE M50 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT BlaeHnars UQTNARS Low mileage br local owner,,betutifu1 dark ITefl':l ov~r lilht green. Likr new w!aittwall tlre!, spot!~ ~lean m_tenor, 155 b.p. ti cylin.rler engtne, Btandard traamasJoa, ndw, heater, ltr real nice. Muot be good wllll Motor Co. •••.••..,. - TO PLAC5 A ltE:SUL I PllOOIJCIH 5D • OPEN EVES. 9:110 I'.M. iWANT AD PHONE WY 2-2156 ;:.,::,Ph::-.-::992-6&3G.=::----=:-:.-:=---..: model, % aero lot, ~=:.~I CAR HI>PS wanted lOW. Mlllt lhop. Contact Helea'a I! llo 18 or older. App!J lD Jill' llhop 11 !J91.1880. t 1011. Crow'l Steak Pomeroy. USED EQUIPMENT 1-Now Holland Blower I·Ford Trector l·lntornotlonol TriCior Mowers & Disk Horrowo t 14 Ue Real Est1te For Sale • ,,' .. , ' ' .... ... ,.·~~:::;:r------,-Ti-r-;:-------7ei'M;:;:-;G~L";A~D:i 'IE WUZ GONE TWO DA'lS ,. . Ill ONI iiP;tltl . IIJCil'f PIOPLII", , Co\l;!i . PICK ltAWLINQ ' ........,. 0. CA._ eC.eTrvck eHeotw Core elulwoAny Type e2 USED .L,il'T ePARTS for OUT~ MOTORS ' eBOAn a MQTORJ eiiOAT I'AINT eTDOLS S..At IEII H GOBLE FORD · Metropollt1n Motors ill NiW Ldlilii' tii FOR SALE - Modem f room 11 flY :14191 MI<W'-rt, 0! house, bath, utiltly room, c~~ ,;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;.... :port, 1torm doors and 11 dows, Foster Street, Maoon, W. Va. Phone ! SBLING· SERVICE Provide own I l'hone 992-2143 RADIATOR oman ehllcirft Ia Pomeroy .........., .,., 2419J ..J HARLEY DAVIDSON· ;~ .. HO RA-~~~ MOTORCYCLES _,w.S , . • Yid .. ' ..... ,.., W•nt A• ..rwlet • Cent ,.. W•N de IIIMI"Htt• Mlnlmu"' Cll•,... " •ntl .. ' t, 1 • i ,, ' < I " Evenlnga end Slturdey Grace Holter, Encatrlt, ·En> ma Joachim, llee., to Hele• Zweifel Lyons, ol, J'omeroy. Charles Everet Baker, ·Mar· ""'=~~ lha Jane Baker to Beecliie! M - COoper, Jessie E. Couper; Lol 17, Salem. 7~. BY HOWII SCHNIIDIR EEk I M!l!k I'M WAR'-!II.JG 'r()LI, FOLKl; .... IF I'M IVOT ELECTED THE U'-!EMPLO'IMEIJT FJGURE'> ~ GOIJIIJA RISE! IVHAT DO Y0.J MEAIJ BV "THAT? GASULINl! ALLl!Y !LL 1!E OUT Of A JOB! THATfJ FUNNY. 1 ~ THOUeHT OF PA A• " ' !lOCIAL·CUM!INe ~- Alba 'ibomptOD '• to Ludllt llol~o. Rebecea Evllle, par· cels, Pomeroy Jobl Amlbuey, dec., ~ Cora Amsbury, Glacbs I. Am,. bury, Jam01 .H. AmlllarJ, Mary Jo Amsbury, Af!ld. Trw. t 2Ute FULTON-THOMPSON w. TRACTOR SALES Lunch Should II w eTlmeloReiM Orange. ·· · Robert D. CoOk, Korme Cook, . Jobo W. Cook, VIolet 'M. ·Jit(oJo. A lowdnNI luneb d001111't ba •• to llo Ill work ... , oot with our temptinr lei, VIolet M. Jllic!tl-. -~ Delbert Bl1ctloiol •to:·Cbarlea ·t. Gllkey, Ella B;. lllliey, Loll, -lllab - - . pl......... . Mtbare. . BAILEY'S RESTAUBA.Ni' 111 I. Moln tloioa IMler C~ PHONI WY 2-1974 Pomei'OJ trio (a.Uoyl C.IU,. · lm>iot - Part¥ Rooma . Pagevmo. RIISiell L WIIM;' IIuel. G. · 1i'llson to Chlrlel B. lt$T,:Jr., lllldred Karr, lAII, \1fd41opmt. Bulb Will, • tmill G. Meigs Equipment Co. t - .... Gen••l Hoapltel I'CiflllrOY -,liiD !lOW TO '1/f/IJ' lf C(IR 'ffp ~ALLY.' r--,-..-;; Mil"-"':..:...;,-~ Pllillp·r~:~~~= awst.r.. JltCOflditiefted aml·&paintfol. Goe4 Clllldltlen. 1963 GMC PICKUI' TRUCK, 6.cyllndo(! 1962 GMC PICKUI' TRUCK, 6 oyllnclor THE BOR,. LOSEII ' • ';! \ '"I 1 (• 01101 lloller.1l • ~.~~~­ r·IOllan. lleUr ll(olloMp,:.. ..... ' ' .: \ t' :I ··?. 'I.. 14a:zle lloldnger,- Adm., ll'an- llle Jol!uon, dec. to Vlrlll C Hoi~, Clerlldlll , ..,,""" \lloa'ei', ~ acre, Olin. Heleso J:. u4 H~d lolm· liOn, Helea E. lleuP It lteKh II. . Getit •• IL W~ lldrle, . lo Keith . W<l94•. II. W<lodl, -~ 1114- • l-IE PRQ~oo~~D 10 i,OI(E l-IE~ roR A TOUR ~·- ~en ""J1..4ROLIGH lf.IE PLANT Q()WM IH. 1HE VAU.EV ! News Notes , . . ; .. Compultr 1\qnmmlnt D1t1 P,..-di.tinl Key Punch. .. . Bur~hs Wr1te or C1ll Colf.a- IArol CoiM · 6141 224-4175 M.tropolit•n Schools " North High Sti'Ht Columbus, Ohio ., As $M!n •n TV"' grapee I. Salad Ingredient By SCHULZ ll&.eonatd}aoo """ u.s......- · ~jtjll 13. P)B.y 1._ Piece out WORK- lor- bUDd~zer:• reti$00· able, hourly rate. Ph. 992-:!208 .f 2S 301c 16. Balnjo<al Cutle'a Piller H. ......... _ _, "M::-:lD"'D~'L-::E:c·A'-G"'E00D::--w.,.;... -to do~· rr. .;..,bl>r~ housewl)rk and help take care .211. Druu ol of my wife Clarence Price, 2:1. ~..;,rptMnr Rulland, 0. Ph. 742-4872. Ill ore t 23 6tp liB. Ocean'o in grouOO: swn1{ pi>ol dealers, ~5,5- ..._ rille, ta1l :u. Scrub and up. CJ! tad fi'ox fi.BW>op'o beod_ Pool., 1nc. 1896 Whiteford Roajl, York, Pa. fhone (717) 29. Fol'bid 75>f;l24. t II Utp llt.Dougllt.... in-law al Naomi ILA....,_ townlll .... . , t W4JffED -< 6. ; ' .;'• I-. II. Newt 3&.)!1110,_ Ill. God- C!1 lBOl"« GIRL ltlo- ' In Rutland To Eam Money and Prl,.. Dillvarlng Tho Daily Sentinel to Hlablishecl f1.Not~ 61.P!utod "- Cllildftn "' tiJo Bun _..... Rout• . . . -....,;,Jtqe· CALL 992·2156 For Rent ~as heating unit~•. ~Butter­ nu l Ave .• Pom..,{ 11' Ph. i" ROOM Pb. !I!IUS19. I ROOM witll a · llolb. t tie modtli'JI 'liliiiillhrllh bath, lull ~ile ' bale~ - and garage, avlliable now, in N"' Havill, Jac.ted 011, MMI- ••Y Drlve,.,JIIIt,nil,_. ""'Ctb--"' tropht-, Each day -the aodlt ~ ue difttnDL~-- '": )t > .. -.. .. TITB a'I'.TI aL.TB YB 8 V K!l' W'!'IIRJ'Til TltKJ' TE'I' V'!'YVW'I' ayo K B '!' B LTIC ,.-·llt'l'.a'l''l'B8 L'!'Wil ' • NO'l W' TAIIIII Y......,•O;J' ~ ..., . t - .. ... r fll.u.L._. ·liPtPWlNC.KDt (lUI 8 . M - nebec potates for winter . Also car.ning lomatoes, pick Jour own, $1 bushel. Charles Hilton, P'Oi:tlalltj. 0. . . t 15 251p !bird .Door budget abop. BU.,. Fanalturt, llkldl....,rt DID" Oblo. .&.O:Ji'e_, I " llbll. Pia. • • • ,.,. '' '. . ·. ,. ,. t 'I I ... '·•... --! .:, tldl....- .. LOir& . . . LLOW One letter llllllpiJ . . . . tGr n· * r. :r. A 11 u.t .... 11>0 ...... L'o, l [ , . . II!' 0'0, etc. ...... letten, - .. .,JI 6tp apartmelll -..a Will Ill 4J:Y·L·A4X. downstairs apartmitlaf,:, n r w 992-5233. IRISH Cobbler potatoe., KenI.:.:;.L...L..J-L...I(.o::4.-J_L.J..-!: ~ DAILY CB!I"'IQtJJ'DD- Rae'• i\EwL Y- decoratet.-1.... - -roo - m DlOti'T KEEP UP. THE PREMli!MS, QlogP.It w ••• ..... ' . VQI.w IIEANfl, · potatoes, 11 U lk tomatoes end melo01. Clarence ProJ. 1111. Portland, 0. Ph. ~ • �' . I "- . .. ,.. · ., ' "-. ' ' . .. ', ' .. ·t. E~,~-,r·'-Fa Ge. . '.' . ..... -~ .u ..• -~ Ad War ·-~sin-..!ai'Vi~· . IXI'IERIENCED WHEEL AliGNMENT .. ...., u ,.., c••tt~ were~ ret c.. n~rH ••tin , ..., _ . tt "r -cpt, ptscovnl '"' NIO . . •rMI • •· ;110 wlttun II Up. CAIIO :OF rttANKS A D"ITUA•a•a 11.21 fO' It WOI'II mlllhiiMnl. l . t t ...,".......... 1c. OI"CI .. OUitl I :IQ A. M. to !o:M P M. illlllJ hlurci•Y I :H • · M. te 12tH N.-ft IT.. .0 IAIY 64 CHEVELLE 2 Door $1495 IRAKE SERVICE M50 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT BlaeHnars UQTNARS Low mileage br local owner,,betutifu1 dark ITefl':l ov~r lilht green. Likr new w!aittwall tlre!, spot!~ ~lean m_tenor, 155 b.p. ti cylin.rler engtne, Btandard traamasJoa, ndw, heater, ltr real nice. Muot be good wllll Motor Co. •••.••..,. - TO PLAC5 A ltE:SUL I PllOOIJCIH 5D • OPEN EVES. 9:110 I'.M. iWANT AD PHONE WY 2-2156 ;:.,::,Ph::-.-::992-6&3G.=::----=:-:.-:=---..: model, % aero lot, ~=:.~I CAR HI>PS wanted lOW. Mlllt lhop. Contact Helea'a I! llo 18 or older. App!J lD Jill' llhop 11 !J91.1880. t 1011. Crow'l Steak Pomeroy. USED EQUIPMENT 1-Now Holland Blower I·Ford Trector l·lntornotlonol TriCior Mowers & Disk Horrowo t 14 Ue Real Est1te For Sale • ,,' .. , ' ' .... ... ,.·~~:::;:r------,-Ti-r-;:-------7ei'M;:;:-;G~L";A~D:i 'IE WUZ GONE TWO DA'lS ,. . Ill ONI iiP;tltl . IIJCil'f PIOPLII", , Co\l;!i . PICK ltAWLINQ ' ........,. 0. CA._ eC.eTrvck eHeotw Core elulwoAny Type e2 USED .L,il'T ePARTS for OUT~ MOTORS ' eBOAn a MQTORJ eiiOAT I'AINT eTDOLS S..At IEII H GOBLE FORD · Metropollt1n Motors ill NiW Ldlilii' tii FOR SALE - Modem f room 11 flY :14191 MI<W'-rt, 0! house, bath, utiltly room, c~~ ,;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;.... :port, 1torm doors and 11 dows, Foster Street, Maoon, W. Va. Phone ! SBLING· SERVICE Provide own I l'hone 992-2143 RADIATOR oman ehllcirft Ia Pomeroy .........., .,., 2419J ..J HARLEY DAVIDSON· ;~ .. HO RA-~~~ MOTORCYCLES _,w.S , . • Yid .. ' ..... ,.., W•nt A• ..rwlet • Cent ,.. W•N de IIIMI"Htt• Mlnlmu"' Cll•,... " •ntl .. ' t, 1 • i ,, ' < I " Evenlnga end Slturdey Grace Holter, Encatrlt, ·En> ma Joachim, llee., to Hele• Zweifel Lyons, ol, J'omeroy. Charles Everet Baker, ·Mar· ""'=~~ lha Jane Baker to Beecliie! M - COoper, Jessie E. Couper; Lol 17, Salem. 7~. BY HOWII SCHNIIDIR EEk I M!l!k I'M WAR'-!II.JG 'r()LI, FOLKl; .... IF I'M IVOT ELECTED THE U'-!EMPLO'IMEIJT FJGURE'> ~ GOIJIIJA RISE! IVHAT DO Y0.J MEAIJ BV "THAT? GASULINl! ALLl!Y !LL 1!E OUT Of A JOB! THATfJ FUNNY. 1 ~ THOUeHT OF PA A• " ' !lOCIAL·CUM!INe ~- Alba 'ibomptOD '• to Ludllt llol~o. Rebecea Evllle, par· cels, Pomeroy Jobl Amlbuey, dec., ~ Cora Amsbury, Glacbs I. Am,. bury, Jam01 .H. AmlllarJ, Mary Jo Amsbury, Af!ld. Trw. t 2Ute FULTON-THOMPSON w. TRACTOR SALES Lunch Should II w eTlmeloReiM Orange. ·· · Robert D. CoOk, Korme Cook, . Jobo W. Cook, VIolet 'M. ·Jit(oJo. A lowdnNI luneb d001111't ba •• to llo Ill work ... , oot with our temptinr lei, VIolet M. Jllic!tl-. -~ Delbert Bl1ctloiol •to:·Cbarlea ·t. Gllkey, Ella B;. lllliey, Loll, -lllab - - . pl......... . Mtbare. . BAILEY'S RESTAUBA.Ni' 111 I. Moln tloioa IMler C~ PHONI WY 2-1974 Pomei'OJ trio (a.Uoyl C.IU,. · lm>iot - Part¥ Rooma . Pagevmo. RIISiell L WIIM;' IIuel. G. · 1i'llson to Chlrlel B. lt$T,:Jr., lllldred Karr, lAII, \1fd41opmt. Bulb Will, • tmill G. Meigs Equipment Co. t - .... Gen••l Hoapltel I'CiflllrOY -,liiD !lOW TO '1/f/IJ' lf C(IR 'ffp ~ALLY.' r--,-..-;; Mil"-"':..:...;,-~ Pllillp·r~:~~~= awst.r.. JltCOflditiefted aml·&paintfol. Goe4 Clllldltlen. 1963 GMC PICKUI' TRUCK, 6.cyllndo(! 1962 GMC PICKUI' TRUCK, 6 oyllnclor THE BOR,. LOSEII ' • ';! \ '"I 1 (• 01101 lloller.1l • ~.~~~­ r·IOllan. lleUr ll(olloMp,:.. ..... ' ' .: \ t' :I ··?. 'I.. 14a:zle lloldnger,- Adm., ll'an- llle Jol!uon, dec. to Vlrlll C Hoi~, Clerlldlll , ..,,""" \lloa'ei', ~ acre, Olin. Heleso J:. u4 H~d lolm· liOn, Helea E. lleuP It lteKh II. . Getit •• IL W~ lldrle, . lo Keith . W<l94•. II. W<lodl, -~ 1114- • l-IE PRQ~oo~~D 10 i,OI(E l-IE~ roR A TOUR ~·- ~en ""J1..4ROLIGH lf.IE PLANT Q()WM IH. 1HE VAU.EV ! News Notes , . . ; .. Compultr 1\qnmmlnt D1t1 P,..-di.tinl Key Punch. .. . Bur~hs Wr1te or C1ll Colf.a- IArol CoiM · 6141 224-4175 M.tropolit•n Schools " North High Sti'Ht Columbus, Ohio ., As $M!n •n TV"' grapee I. Salad Ingredient By SCHULZ ll&.eonatd}aoo """ u.s......- · ~jtjll 13. P)B.y 1._ Piece out WORK- lor- bUDd~zer:• reti$00· able, hourly rate. Ph. 992-:!208 .f 2S 301c 16. Balnjo<al Cutle'a Piller H. ......... _ _, "M::-:lD"'D~'L-::E:c·A'-G"'E00D::--w.,.;... -to do~· rr. .;..,bl>r~ housewl)rk and help take care .211. Druu ol of my wife Clarence Price, 2:1. ~..;,rptMnr Rulland, 0. Ph. 742-4872. Ill ore t 23 6tp liB. Ocean'o in grouOO: swn1{ pi>ol dealers, ~5,5- ..._ rille, ta1l :u. Scrub and up. CJ! tad fi'ox fi.BW>op'o beod_ Pool., 1nc. 1896 Whiteford Roajl, York, Pa. fhone (717) 29. Fol'bid 75>f;l24. t II Utp llt.Dougllt.... in-law al Naomi ILA....,_ townlll .... . , t W4JffED -< 6. ; ' .;'• I-. II. Newt 3&.)!1110,_ Ill. God- C!1 lBOl"« GIRL ltlo- ' In Rutland To Eam Money and Prl,.. Dillvarlng Tho Daily Sentinel to Hlablishecl f1.Not~ 61.P!utod "- Cllildftn "' tiJo Bun _..... Rout• . . . -....,;,Jtqe· CALL 992·2156 For Rent ~as heating unit~•. ~Butter­ nu l Ave .• Pom..,{ 11' Ph. i" ROOM Pb. !I!IUS19. I ROOM witll a · llolb. t tie modtli'JI 'liliiiillhrllh bath, lull ~ile ' bale~ - and garage, avlliable now, in N"' Havill, Jac.ted 011, MMI- ••Y Drlve,.,JIIIt,nil,_. ""'Ctb--"' tropht-, Each day -the aodlt ~ ue difttnDL~-- '": )t > .. -.. .. TITB a'I'.TI aL.TB YB 8 V K!l' W'!'IIRJ'Til TltKJ' TE'I' V'!'YVW'I' ayo K B '!' B LTIC ,.-·llt'l'.a'l''l'B8 L'!'Wil ' • NO'l W' TAIIIII Y......,•O;J' ~ ..., . t - .. ... r fll.u.L._. ·liPtPWlNC.KDt (lUI 8 . M - nebec potates for winter . Also car.ning lomatoes, pick Jour own, $1 bushel. Charles Hilton, P'Oi:tlalltj. 0. . . t 15 251p !bird .Door budget abop. BU.,. Fanalturt, llkldl....,rt DID" Oblo. .&.O:Ji'e_, I " llbll. Pia. • • • ,.,. '' '. . ·. ,. ,. t 'I I ... '·•... --! .:, tldl....- .. LOir& . . . LLOW One letter llllllpiJ . . . . tGr n· * r. :r. A 11 u.t .... 11>0 ...... L'o, l [ , . . II!' 0'0, etc. ...... letten, - .. .,JI 6tp apartmelll -..a Will Ill 4J:Y·L·A4X. downstairs apartmitlaf,:, n r w 992-5233. IRISH Cobbler potatoe., KenI.:.:;.L...L..J-L...I(.o::4.-J_L.J..-!: ~ DAILY CB!I"'IQtJJ'DD- Rae'• i\EwL Y- decoratet.-1.... - -roo - m DlOti'T KEEP UP. THE PREMli!MS, QlogP.It w ••• ..... ' . VQI.w IIEANfl, · potatoes, 11 U lk tomatoes end melo01. Clarence ProJ. 1111. Portland, 0. Ph. ~ • �'I } ( . ,;,)1 '"" <, ' '· r:' 1', J::::~::,·'::::~:~::;;:;e CL.vL·c Beaut< L.ft'catt··an L·s· Inflated buffalo IIkins serve riVermen lie across the hides ••••~bo::ats~on~stre:;:am:•~o!~e:as:ler:a~and~s=teer~tbe=-~ra~fts~wl~tb~~;l i' . ' W•tson~ Mrs. Ray FOJ . 8 n .. ROy II'. Rlflle, wile, eef Chsrles Sauer. ~:~0, A.· )fij• l1ld cbJldreQ, '. Bruce, p 1 n1, anfMl'!I •.JOirict , ~·Thornton <eo oetsy, ai!4 ~~ Mr. Steve, llld Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth en- tin po~ ,on· ,O ~ve . blrll>Mrs •. Sheidbn ~;~srver..i. tertalned the.!lasl Pres!#ents of daf, )'Ji_HY _ . ••.· bd.m<Kilh . • whlcb Tl!n. of Sbelby; Mr. the American l.e8ion Abxlllary they a~~· It was aJIIIOUIItl-. aniJ Mf&. Rllldolpb and \ • . :• I lh Slides on civic beaulilkation hod st enlries aod received were shown by Mrs. Cllar~s blue ribbons, eJght red Lewis when the Winding Trail fi\~ while. The Winding Garden Club met Wedn<>sday Junior club received evening al the home of M"'. blue ribbons, lwo red and Uoyd Moore, Oak St, Ponl""'Y· while. The new year boo ks Mrs. Lewis. president ron- ' distribuled. 1'he traveling prize ducted the met'li•• which up- donated by Mrs. Robert Lewis, ·~ ened with devotions laken from was awarded to Mrs. C. L . Psa lm 122 and a meditalion lon. . ~ Room bv Mrs ' Th b ~· 111 Up The fro m ,-r • · e 0 cto er me<~mg w Josepb Struble. followed oy ! held at the Ohio Power Co. the club prayer in unison. lice and it will be guest An invitation was read from The program will be on the Middleport Garden Club to fires. their cause and attend a meeting at the Middle- tion and control by port Presbylerian Church on ble of the Pomeroy October 3 when Mrs. Walter Deparrment. Hostesses will Moeller will speak on ch·ie the ex~cutive committee. So bl p< d: N .. Banking by mail? Now that is convenience! - Think of the time, effort, and traveling you could save-in bad weather or good- ali year around, if you took advantage of our popular banking-by-mail service! Quick, safe, a great conYenience ••• from your home or office, through your nearest mailbox. Ask or write for our free banking-by-mail forms NOW! Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Servi!lfl Meigs County for over 94 year. POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit insurance Corporation in garden design, terraces, for cards sent her rtn ner b1rth- ~ formal and informal day. · how to separate flower Meigs with low fences or planters MEIGS THEATRE black antique container. also judged tbe Pomeroy, Ohto for the month, and blue ribbons were to Mrs. Robert Thompson TONIGHT thru SATURDAY Ian Fleming'• "THUNDERBALL" (SEAN CONNERY) (Technicolor) Claudine Auger Colortlrfoons Admission: 75c & 4<lc iYYW ·W ('tj if! TONIGHT Horu SUNDAY S.pt. 23-24·25 SUNDAY, MONDAY "BOEING BOEINGH ondTUESDAY rony Curtis Sept. 25-26-27 "F IREBALL 50011 Technicolor Frankie Avalon, Annette Funicello, Fabian, Chill Wills, Futurette Jerry Lewis (Technlccdor) -and- "GIRLSI GIRLS! GIRLSI" Elvis Presley Stella Stevens ('l'ecbnlcolor) Colorurtoons nes ay of prew We'!"¥!' ,Po~t, and·'i ' '.·' 28· PAGES · " - I W'll· ed 'l!lai ?~{•!l!! Mrl. A. V. .Teresa oi Bell onlallle; 1\lr, De!IJiirl BlsaeU DelMrs. Heaton, cel0111a on ~ulberry Ave. · · '"!'!; . weri~ir\. ~versary ·on Octo-_ DewiYDe lind Defo~la o1 ered wood; Mrs. Moore, · The m~g, , In charge Of ber 13. · · . Columbuai -Mr. 'W Mrs. Doi!Ilure arrangement of Mrs. Wlldermu!h.presldenl open- G · · ' d ,• ., las BiBeeU brt~· and Mike of with devoUo•• b M-' Jed amea ·w""' P ay... ' tbemums and gOlden tod, ·~ · Y ••· ' • · • · Reedsville arid •Mr and Mrl. Webster Sr. who read tbe cbap- tbeard'• soc _ ial•• hour prlzeo, • · Dwlght 8'~-_,~, · m-y. I as ba$0; an d small sale M with n• •·te ....., •y~v 1 lain's message and prayer !rem w . cu w 1' 1 ! •• ne.,. rl "!'!· .. . _ Robert Lewis, a ta ble Edd 1 s lth and Mrs OU0 ment of yellow marigolds Auxiliary National magazine ~ m ·: · eU st Mrs lleubllnl gave a meditation on Peace Knapp, after which llu! boatesi M' ,;:,..... 'Sauer ·· and .._: hedge berries . and foliage, us-r-· -~ served a salad course !tom 1 rs ......~.~ • """' lng orange pencils as tapers. the will TofheGodledg• and tclonsed wlthd table wlth green illlfll! cover Mayme Holm~~ ! Octoberb Red ribbons were awarded prayer. P e 0 ng an meeting W)ll be ld at I t M Tb d Mr silent prayer follhwed. and a centerpiece of a potted ••-· f .,_ 0 . '• Marlin rs. ompson an s. planl '"""" o ..... ··,.. · Moore. A card of th)mlcs was read Mrs. Eddie Smltlo 1 Will be devoGames were played under the from Constance Thorn, the a- Attending were the above Ilona! leader and ibere wW be diteclion of Mrs. Leo Kennedy dopted nurse for gHt sent her . .named and Mrs. H(ICk.' election of ·. prizes awarded to Mrs. · Charles Lewis and Mrs. Roberl l Lewis, after which a . dessert course wa s served by the :or. ·n· ur.,. -. ·• • urder is ArreSt In · • :rtre NEWS BRIEFS MOM ·. UNITiD PRESS IN'rERNATidNAL Tonite Friday Elberfel~s Ar.e Open 'titS . .. . . !I . . Tomorrow Satur~ay From 9 AM to 9 PM • Eastern H1gh N S d f ames tu en s On Council A report on the County Fa ir flower show was many other colorful scenes. given. Nine members of the Mr s. Allard Pratt gave a Representatives to the stu1lent council of East<rn High School club participated and the I demonstration on an oriental were elected at a rer·e·· t meet· rangl'ment using roses in ,=...,:;=...;.=;;;;;;;===-.1 eel ' red rases In cryStal eorllalller; nesday evenllig, ,t her 11!0m_e,. Howell jfiOlrill·observe their '/2nd nd Mrs. beautification program. A Slides shown on 'civic beauti- tess. thank you note was read from fication were on sculpturtid Shirley Will al Chi ldre.n's Home wood = . ~~~:.t~;nts~ w· d·· - ;:i~;i:;:B:~~;? Were u.e,. M·'· . s·een. Th roug h. c0 ,.or Sf'l d·. es . '.' . . ~ • II ing. president; Karen Carter, vice Norman Bahr is faculty ad· vJsor and officers of the stuc:Jent council, are Linda Spencer, president; and Ann Holter, secretary, Representatlves are, Doris Davis: Tom Osborn and Richard Douglass, vice president of the Senior class, with Roberta Wells. alternate; Twila Karr, Pat Bahr and Joe Bailey, olce president of Junior daSs with · Vicki Pooler alternate; I!Dd Candace Hawk, Pat Morrissey and Ray Karr, vice president 9f tbe Sophomore class. Representatives from the Freshman class will be named later. Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy·Your Shopping Center Home of The Most Popular Brands •· In Furniture -- Floor Coverings ·· and Furnishings For Your Home •• and Wearing Apparel For Your Family. Visit In Our Popular Music Dept. on the 2nd .floor Headquarters For RCA Victor Televisions··· Stereos- Radios . - Kimball Pianos - Sheet Music - R~~&cords - Musical Accessories. . Elberfelds in P~meroy.- BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION - Workers of the Shelton Constructlo n Company, general contractor for the Rt. 7 by-pass from Hobllon to Laurel Cliff in Meigs County, are engaged in bridge building as well as road construction along the route. Construction of the bridge pill- ., .tured here is over Thomas Fork Creek at the interseetion of Rt. 124 ·~d the Murray Hill Road. It is one of tlU'ee large brld&es in the IIJOo •\ ject, the others being built over Leading Creek and Thomas Fork ag am. ......... . . ~----i.II!IMM_h.!i'lt&ill\\llliiG " LOS ANGELES (UPI) Before tbe year Z,OOO, people wW travel faster eoaal to ....t tboD !be averase eomllhller e111 1et home oa tle freeway at ruab boar today, - - to tile board chuir11811 of Llcldreed Aircraft. Coardaad 8. Grow& told tile Lot .AIIgoloo Rotary Clab IIW lll1rre lrrmtporita will eGl'J ap t.e 110 JMiasengers •t•llile, Ead ra•le, W, lapZiita.k . ' c..... wllh .... 1 • t .... ... YJ..,ar.r,._.r:... w.... ...,. (' I l'ur.tNIIIN,..-...,.... ••"- (llrJa'" In and your .. ~ -lrl at 4,5llt miles onJ A ..WII IMaiu ...., - .... ., .......... lraiJt tn·Mallh ,..,, proof ......... ~. . . wllh ••• .• J ,_ tu- You'll....., IIIIo _.. .. ,.... .... ~~~;~~~;~~~~aa lrolr-· w .wxaw. l,! - . .... oflloll• - - -lfllr·- ... , _ ar fua ·loaylno IIIWa, • ...lit ln. PMW. lfCNt llw b _,. ..,_ fw lt:anla, Map: ..... ,..., ....., .... c...-· NOW! • .WISa'iJNGTON - TJIIt '"'' I • . • ed Slata, In a sharp expans<on DA NAN&,-SctuthVIaH~itl!! (Ufloi)- The com111111- . of ill ~ for the Viet dtr of U. ~riMI In VIet Nlm sir~ ...lurdty CommUNam war, hal lQC1'081ed . I'flit North Vlat Nam an 'btr axi.ICfird tp ..u!lch a m• oi lo~ .iiiO) ·rfOn ......_lve ecroti ·h...ll)ilffiriU 'ltbe (I).M%) In the veey ilellr future. · ·. , l,.t. Gen. Lewll Wall, camr,~a..d.. af the 3nl ~­ . rlne,AniPhll!lou• fo _-'ce_._u111 thi ~lfmuriiitl '"~·· ., have a llm!Ncl n'""""' 11!1 ~nell\ ~!'Y lntl11rW ,frt wlnlnt to _.nd ••Y nJirlrbitr af llvliato achleft ·ft. · , "'n bt!ttr ~, If tiMt'Ciii '.Ceainpllsh 'their abo •: 1 from bases on fi'C'IIII1°Ji•a!IC'I abel · · ... · -4• jectlva, to hell wlfh the - f In llv11," Walt uld in an ilriBsiW 6ver ConunUIIlst N....., . rn,.vlew with Unlhd Prws International. ViT. • IIIII the Ho· · Cb I . the md-n reins In the north'l:!t rfer ttl ~uth Minh W inllltratlon lra1l ln ~_l~a_ nutiiJhlf come clgwn In tla•hlllf, blllldlftll bucket•· 'aos. II a1ao Wfll m'We\1 illlt ~hlinjJfttliJtelf·....- ollll tiirillr;g!irt llllt eolicrata more than 30;000 U. :S; • • ~· Into quillllllrttlliiUltlly lfart 6 'ilerly •• inld.Oc· mG$1 of tnem- Air Force men, 1re ·now ill Thill~. . · JOHNSON CITY, Ta11. (UPI) - PNIIR!t Johr110n · · · · l!dilil Satunt.r to cDI!IInilii'!turchlllg for pMco "on ry fran!, whtleyar the ollltecl11 - ""'Y confront lfori ior proceeding :....t!DV(GYer long the.rorrcl may be." W p'lans ~~ 11!4 new He appa.alecl iflaln for a hall In the apreod of 4t. . mlc Wllipens ...r1 aald the hlglrast fiHI af the Uillfed lerslrn Air Fore.' 1'Ue,.·.rlgll,t.Pa,t.l Sta1• -lln1111 ,to lie ~to lift from mtnklnd the tflrMt 1 \ .." Foriie , . ot nriclur war'." · ' ur The macla the commeniS In a lfatement annlvernry af the Arms Contrel The Toxaa White House, mean· on Hanoi's rolacllon of U. S. Nam· ':~r.nln;~ that five yaars ~o Monday ·~ bac- lew "becauM the the 11\Rt .urgent fiOiJ af .. '11...... pMcafui..!!Nrld envfnrn- MJ:: _ Outatanding Features: • '-'hlr-11'• VInyl c-...-rotlohod and pamperod like lealher e e •w. Spdllfl ~on- Hand titd oprlngo and tempeNd colla for olurabillry 1hleldp ....., Padded S..larbAm..:.a. ward yaunelf with tbla extra comlart a lal ea.. Fmnt !.ega- Mom.caneaaily r·' for .......,llfllng or cleaning a Colaar Suanr Pe~~lmrnon ..,.. Black-Rich ,v• BriUiant Turquoloe a...wn-olive co.... C.•plele Sofo, Chair, . , _ , .... -&1111 hiQa Go Go Whir. pi- far drink&, snacks, aoh trap, el<. e Concaakd Ann Steraga Compartment•- Juat rhe place far &loring ......,Us, magazlnt11,.ot. 1 BUY NOW PAY LATER! Buy On The E1siast T1rms " ~ Vinyl Covered Weighted Aah Tray... B Extra .on.u.•.• · FREEU,:DurJng Thia Sale! . ·. .., . . 1 · ·, '· '. !l.t·' Herman · Grate Top College Grid Results Ohio Steto 14 Texes Christian 7 Naira Dame 26 Purdue 14 lndlona 26N· .....····14 Mluourl 21j1ji'.;i;~~n Oreson State 17 Iowa 3 N llhlcl University 23 Boston Coli..• 14 W•t YIW:~';t:~l ~ry 13 UCLA 31 Syracun 12 Clemson40 VIrginia 35 Florida 28 Miululppl 7 AI F 10 r orca Waahlntton 0 Mlchlpn 17 California 7 VIllanova 20 Toledo .I I Tenn111. . 28 Auburn o Kent State 26 Northern Illinois 7 Ohio WHiayan 15 Kalama- 6 · Sau"'-· .. ~hod·~ 21 ....rn ...., '"' ·' ~raaka 21 Utah s~:: Utllh 17 Oregon 14 l .800 Licenses, • ZlppoNd Foam Chair Cushions- RIIVIrllble far dauble the wear e lullt Ia Walnut Flnhh Marth Topo- Per!C ""'r. Mason, W. Va. ·. . ~~•~ ua.t~ Sure Signs Of Autumn S~8Ea~fatifm . 'k'tr~] li.IOI ..... for ~ a~et. 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