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At I st:Nring, rMIJo ·•! ......,_VI . Jessie Prtc., 64 Ford f.70t Dump Truck. I 5 .,.ad tr•ns. 2 ll ·~t•. La.. whool 63 Mercury Cullom 2 Door t Power St.. rlr Brokot.>Autotnoll HE'V: MY GOSH GUZ, LOOK! 'THERE'S NOBOI1Y ~ 'THE~! TH' PITS EMPTY. Keith Gobi• ' USED CAR L..ulf I Syca" , I I ..... ... - ..- ,;. r ~ !T .!'- ~ • .,, 4 ...... , .. . .. ....,~......_.- . ... ,. , . .. .~ ----·........ . "'·"' ( ''" .• - ,. .,._ __ _ .... ~ .. r. ........ ....... ~· ' .... .. " ' •. ' ~ •• , .. . . . . ~ ............ _, . "'"' • • ' >I "••' . .,,. ,. .... ''·'' -"'· ·'~- . - , --- ·~·-· .,...... o,.,. ~,.,,•.. ~ ...... , ,..~..... ~,.,.,,. ..._.,.,.,.. ,M .._ ... _.. •• 0·- "· "" ••• ..... ' • •' •'' . ,-.,.., .... ~ ,. .,.._,"":" ' "I' ,_.~, ' ./ .. '" .. ,.. ,..... I ' ' ' .., '" " " '•J' " ' , -. ~,_ "t- �.' .. / . I ,, ' ' "" •, A l .• ). •. ,, •. ' . i-DIIIY Sentinel, I'Omifoy.JIIddlejlort, t>., Sept 26,. 1968 . THE SeniiDel Sporu Wrher ....~ .. ....., . • _,_._ ...... .~~"'1~ ; JIW~I··_.--- !J!It'W~.-;~,.;,..;_~-M~...,;-~,,..4.&;,·."''tl~ . barely m"''""'·"'*"'.'· . His Panther~. withnut the GAME THI'- SDA Y serv iCf't of 11 leiBI lwo starting The North Gallla Kvcer ·linemen, clobbered th hllhly Creek bllh ocbool footban rated t No I) Glllipolio Blue rontf'~f will b~" nl<tYf"d u n Df'vi!s 20-0. Thursdoy 11111 weell, II wao Teeth In Gallipolis today 1re le1rn•d today. Tbe 1•m• will still raUiiDI from tbe hard be(ln at 8 p.m. tackles delivered by the Hille bomber Keitl Pflalin 132 lb9,), ®r:"!i''"'"·"~*·;;,·;r~""'~'iiffxwr~~-"'7 ~·;:t·>J!.<.· · and not a lot bigger Uln Swish· 1 Mrs. Halstead Dies Saturday ~~~:·~:: N~~li:fltgh.Tav~rn.~~.e~. Unhappy Wilh SA;·Singers · Je: year. Qld HOI woo LQ be married.' Ran~el. said to be tbe oldest man Ill Venezaela, ftril married at llle aae ol 88 and became tbe ,Iaiiier of Bve children. · For mally Y~rl be WQ a widower, !hen be met a !I· yeai'Oid girl In Valera ,... "ral monllls BIO and feU In By CHET TANNEHILL ~~i~~~~~~:: ~ua:~.i! . ·=r.~. ~l~::,::•DJ•ce. ::~ • coaches Bud Bickel o\ Pomeroy and ~ Phillis _of .·Middleport face uniquely different tasks this week. Phil!· Is gladly would swap his fot Bickel's. Fur he must get his football team off the floor after running Into the Jackson juggernaut. Th~ Jaeke!J> are ~re· panng lor Nelsonville's Invasion Fnday rugbt. he Hounds on paper are a team more In the same class as the Jackets. Year in and year out, during the decade an~ a half since the SEOAL odds cenerally ]Jecame too grea lor t'.te Jackets, Nel~onvllle has reen the one team that er, and others. . h be had. And frequent· The htghest comph~ent posf0u J. • slble was paid Phahn by hts Y WlS. friends and aC'Iuaintances In This yell', Nelscindle, with Middleport over the weekend. a loss 1o Wellot.on (in the when hit port In the Slue Devil leagllt') and victories over 1 debacle was reported sounJ ChiUIICtY • Dover and "He'll hit yoo," they said. not . ,. . klUgh 'l1lo J'lalns (out The Panthers go to Lot! ani of the league), plainly aren't which dropped 1 heartbreaker ! ~oing 1o play dead for any· _ on a bad break - (<> Athens body. The Houndl, 1150 Door &-0 FMday ni&ht. Both Athens mats lor the leagoe ....r the and Logan are solid lirst d!vi .. years. l'OUnt oo tbe J8Ckets 19 ion favorites. their boot opportunity to get The Panther! will he up for out of the lequ• cedar. thio one. For It was Logan that Mid'"-pnrl suffmld • real two years ago knocKed tilem blow at JocltliOn when fullback out of their seco· SFJOAL Iitle Sam Hliod wao carried off the in hlslort tfirst in 19511. iield alter Mlihl oft 2& yards The magnitude of the Pornin two playa ·up the throat of eroy upset ove~ Gallipolis · is that II1Gtllllalnoul Jackson ~- suggested by what happened to die. Sam, 1 senior, •• conung a fan who drove past the Porn· into his full prep school poten- eroy Field Friday nignt on his tial. No l!aftt. Sa • ts quick. way to the Ky~er game. strong tt11o1 ea&er, whkh makes Bob Wingett. belle! know as up for 1 lot of not being a "Tub.'' or "Scoop," of The giant. Dally Sentinel, enroute from The WIOfllotal word is that If Racine to Kyger peered the swelllnc In Sam's onee goes through lhe night hazr at the down early thlt week he could Pomeroy scoreboard, sa w he back 110011. If It doesn't, sur- "12-8." and oot belie;ing any. gery mly be t!Hded. 'luff said. thing else possible, reported to ON CLOCJD NINE Kyger fans upon arrival there Compal'f IIllo ollllwtioo with that Gallipolis lod the Panthers that of Mr. Bickel , who. If 12~! 0'11101 · , .. JJ&WIDI!arn-IJ,J "'.....,,,.,..-~ ,_ AMen Will Visit Viet Nam Colle~res Unocramblelhe,. lour Jumble!, ont Jetler to each square, to form four ordinary words. Ohit1 University I (J I IJ'EU!.4.F I III WH¥ Sl-a!L.DN'T 60551P AeouT A . WOMAN WHO t7'1ES 1-\J:J:t HAIIII:. IOKocn::l r n I I I to Now arranre the circled _ letter~ rorm the aurprite &ftiW'N, 81 . auue•ted by the aOOl·e cartoon~ . I u:,mji'I~~~D"( I I)-( XI XI )"sTORY l DRAn fABRIC IXCITE A111111'd.''• , ' Aauw,.,. What .uml 1pedotofJ ftni•lt n1 the fou#i 1ho f..,h ,.,.,.,.,_A FtnH Melvin Knapp t' MEXICO CITY (UPf) More tban 300 U. 8. newspiiP' Dies Saturday ,.reo -~~L -· er executive• gathered bere I ! California BaltimoreP!fcben I Monday'a6 Probable ISiarling Tlmel EDT) Detroit at California -LoUcb (14-13) vs. Rubio 11·1). 11 p.m. Boston at Waslllngtoa, 2 Brandon (7-8) and Bennett (:1-3) 1 vs. Hannan (3-8) and Kreutzer , (0-5). 12 noon. · Tuesdey'l Oameo Detroit at Califoraia, nigbt i Clevehul!l.,a! .M~ta · • Boston at Chleag.. 2, llriDlgbl · New York at Washington, night ' Kaos. City at BtilUmora, ulgbt Beverly 1 Statts, Akron, Deward Fraz. lAICAL TEMPS ier, Kanauga. Discharges Saturday-George 1 Temperalllre In downtown Hack.ett Ill . Harry Gibbs, Mary .P<on~troy Monday at 11:30 I. Gilkey, James O'Donnell, Mrs. m. was 56 degrees, under part• 1 Wendel Barker. ly cloudy skies, , Bi~tho - Mr. and Mrs. ""'"-.t les Powell, Reedsville , a son.. Po\CK TO MEET Sunday Admission• - . Mild· Boy Scout Pack No; 241 wtU red Bnckles, Albany; Wtlham hold ito monthly paek meetlnl Buckley, Middleport; William Tuesday, September 2'1 1 at 7:SO PHONE 992-5432 Nelson, Middleport. at the DAV ball. Discharges Sunday Riley, James Werry, Kevin James, P•ggy Crites, Mrs. Rog. er Starcher. CROW'S STEAK HOUS£ lor tbe oevenlb annual UP! NEW HAVEN Melvin editors lad publt.be., confer· DJ NEW HAVEN - Melvin ence were on band Ieday for P'T. PLEASANT-Mrs. Foy <King! Knapp, 68 , New Haven, an unscbedalod bnttypical bll ,Halstead, 42, of 23011 J ·•n ~ diod Saturday at Veterans Mem- of Mexieao "entertoblment" Ave. , died Salllnlay ni~.... 10 '\ orial Hospital. Born May 20, -aa •arlllqaake. A few ol ASKS DIVORCE Pleasant \Iaiiey Hospital. She 'e 1898, in New Haven, he wa• the editor~ were shaken •· One petiti<n lor divorce had been til sl• months. the son of the !ale Everett Ho- wake wbea tbe mUd quake filed '" the ol!ice of the ~~~:.JI Mrs. Halatead was born In mer and Alma Bass Knapp. aud&ed lbe oily obortly alter County Clerk of Courr< g, Mason couhty on March II. 1924, 34 Die in Ohio Mr. Knapp was a retired mldni&hl bat moot never fell day, Clyde Wines Jr., ttac:me,ll daughter of the late Homer THIRTY · ~·uuR PERSONS erviSor of the New Haven IL vs AhJ11i tsalll!lle Wines. Edna Hooton Fellure. died accidentally in Ohio over er Department. cine,' (o~ ' goss negiect of She i• survived by t\Vu sons, the weekend. Included wao Ver· Survivors Include his wife, BIG SIGN ·&Jid 'extreme cruelty. Richard Lee and John Paul non Hayes, &1, Bedford, Pa .. Helen, six daughters. Mn. .. Retells Effecttv, MQn., y.,.., Haalstead, bath at home. Other killed when hio car was struck Marjorie Capehart, Mrs. Mary LARAMIE, Wyo. (UP!) · · UIKII.~ I' . . survivor• are folir sisters. and at a ..ade crossin& in Belpre Fry. Mr1. Patty Paugh, Mrs. sign on a bolletin board at SUPER-RIGHT QUAUtv - TENDeR, JUICY two brothen, Miss by a Baltimore and 0 hi o Sharon VIckers, all ol New University of Wyoming stll(!enl:ll Fellur_.; Pt. Pleuanl; Mn. Wil· lreight train. en, and Mrs. Joann Taylor and union warns against po!l!in~ d~ Colttnln, New Haven: Mrs. Mrs. Peggy Harless, of Uces more than IS Inches wide. Site I2V2 pr. Roy Welch, Clarbburg, W. Va., Wor~t Since '59 bus; three sons. Harry The sign Is 1.5 inches wide.. to Big 10 Mrs. Harry Vouna, Zanesvtlle: TOKYO JAPAN, DUG Oll1' Herman, New Haven, and PI Sent eal Willard and Ray Fellure, both from its worst storm lashing dy: of Columbus; I~Sra"'~:~:~ ~ l!lfl¥l•r $5.99 ot East Uverpool. since 1951 today and officials children, one great SUPER~RIGHT- ALL MEAT · Services will be held at 2 p. felrod deaths from the two • and one stster, Mrs. William Allen White, one of m, Tuesday. in the Church Of day pounding by Typhoons Roush, Norwalk. the best-known of America's Christ In Christian Union. Rov. ldl and Helen would swell ro Two sons, Dou~las and "country editors," was known Middleport I John O'Bryan and Rev, Ken· 1 more than 3110. and Everett, precedod htm as the "Safe of " neth Fuller, wlU officiate. Bur- National pollee said 1113 per· death. • . . ial will be Ill Lobe Oak sons were confirmed killed and Funeral servtces wtlt be NEW CROP-JONATHAN tery under direction af I he 123 personl were miosln& and at tllf Foglesong Funeral honte II Crow-Hussell FUneral hOme. feared dead. The storms senl Tusday at 2 p. m. wtth U. 5. No. 1 Friends .ma1 <'II: il tllf! re!l· 100 mile an hour wiocls and Rev: Ja?k Welch off~~!:::~~; II Sweet, Julq de nee after 1'p.m. todoy, torrential ralno whipping across Bunal Will b~ In the space the populoua Tokyo areo, touch- cemetery. Fnends may call FRIGIDAIR~ 1 ing off massive mudslides, ov- the funeral rome anvtlme. erturnin& ship in Tokyo Ba)' early was to ci Pl'll!'l bY Friald· COLD STREAM • lOOo/•Frow f ms In tho and even w1shiD1 a small resort hard formally at the W h I t airel 'frost n,eveiero~r refri&er• hotel out lo sea. House. The chanCf'llor arri·v-11 l02·1b. top roe _ ator s~ctlortt od in Washington Saturday. . ,.. !>1<1 HYdro1o•••. ' POMIROY,O. Leaders ' ·Ma)GI' Leape Leaden 1y ·United PreSI llltemallonal NalkNtal League i G. AB. R. B. POl. · Alcu, Pill 135"58'7 81-175 .3411 AICJI!, All 149 64S 117 212 .338 : c~. Ad · 145 500 72164 .328 ' Rlilie, Cln 151 134 96 203 .3211 · ~. ~I 1oj8,6!4 102-195 Alllin. li'.hll 135'501105159 .317 ' SliirgU/ Pill 138 4114 84 153 "l'orre, All 147 542 83 178 .314 Santo, Chi 160 544 92 169 Alley, P!tt 141554 17167 .301 Amerlean LIIJIII G. AB. R. B. Pet. F.Rbsn, Jal 162 56'11191'111 .SIG Oliva, Mlm 153 596 rT 183 .WJI Kalirle, Del 136 459 82 134 .2112 Powell, Bal 13B 483 71139 .288 Kllbl'W, ·M!a 158 549 82158 .28t Wagner, Cle 145 530 70 151! .283 Charlea, KC 171 3BO 511111 .Z82 VS!sk~ Bos 156 584 81 163 .2'19 Caaij, Del 154 579 rT 161 .2'll Jiow'rd, Was 144 4119 ·52 136 .2'18 . Home Rant N t I ! o n a I Leapet Aaroa, Bravl!l 42: Allen, Pblll!e~ 40; Toll'O, Braves 36; Mays, Glanto 35 ..Mc<'.ovey, Gmats 34; slaiseli, Pirates a•d Jlarl, Giuta 33. Am~ League! P. RobiQ~· Oriole~ 49; Klllebraw, Twmr 36; Powell, Orioles 34; Peplr.m., Yanks 31: Colavito, l~·and Cayb, Tigers 30. Jlllu Balled In Na 1 i o n 1 I League: Aaron, Br.aves 122; Cle~eote, Pirates m: Alle•, . Pbillles 110; Stargell, Piratu 102; Torre, Brave~ 101 . . Amerfcu Leape: P. ~ jiOII, Orioles 120: Powell, Orioleo 11r/; Killebrew, · !OS; Horton, Tigers and B. Robinson, Orioles 101. 1 ""'-"''"?"1%'4""'MWll"'""'""'""'"' *' . & Wecl. · lOUERS Cube Steaks. •• $4,88 Roush's Shoe Store Skinless Wieners Apples Age advanced ..• 3 l·llt. pk,. lit. lilt 59c .49•, REFRIGERATOR . • Gettin.M Warmer THE DAilf' .SINTIMEI. WASHINGTON - PRESI· doni Johlii!H1'S top economic ldvl&ers agtiln are talking abour a ta• incre&BI! - alter the Noj.Jeml>er elections - t6 help fight the war In VI!! N•m and the ogalllst 1nllation. Treasury Secretary Henry H. Fowler, in fact, went so far as th say Sunday that a general 11x Increase "lo certainly with· In the realm of probability" if tho admiDllb'lt!on Is to contln· ue Ito pay-1s-ytu·CO J*icy on the wll''s costs. • Nin ve...~• ·Pink Salmon • • • . hill 3 full• ,-·atti storot!* ·~~., compott• ¥ildth shefves, """' .'!~~~f~~CJt~'rf:le~~RIKF:II minto er captule tor c.pact: Ase ., • ._ .' against 12 Columbus area distributors has been antlhoriized ll in a vote by members of LOCal II 47, International Brewery Wor·k·ll ers Union. The workers fear the dis!tribu·ll tors plan to lay off some due to a change in load llmlltsiJ lor delivery trucks. Involved the dispute a!')! drivers and ers' helpers. o Plut tht PR•'!'..,11011ttonl PLAY $3S9·0! 1;11,, can 6.9 ' .,,u_ ,._ PllctiDJ WE ' Na..... League: .. Regan, Vodg~ 14-1: Mortcbtil Giants I Dodiet'J.' (.U; ,;~ura.1 , 25-9; P~ ,· Glaall :IN: , JaSter, Cards . Mother E•caJJet By VITO STELLINO UPf Sports Writer OK, the party's over for tile Yankees but now when Is somebody going to breall up the GreeR Bay Packers? GB It won't be long before a x-Baltlmore Detroil i6 70 . •55liO Minnesoll 85 71 .5olli 11 Chicago t) 76 .: . ~~ Cleveland 'IV 7B · ~ C31Uomia 77 79 .494 9 Kansas Clly 71 116 •452 25\3 Washinston 70 ffl ·446 26\3 Boston 7o 88 .443 2'1 New York 68 88 ·436 28 x-t:hncbed peananl Suaday's Game• ~ashingtoa 6 Cblca&o 4, lsi asrungton 2 Chicago I, 2nd ~~~.!':.Z 1S !]:~:~ Cleveland 4 Kanaas C!ty 1 on a call~ Sunday, at 1:50 a.m. to the planning trip to discuss. expan 1 residence of Bill Smith, Middle· sion of the Ohoo Unoverstty pro- port, treated as a medical pa· grams at the umverStlles of lien! by the squad, and at 12:561 Sa1gon and Hue. p.m. to the William Buckley! . residence, also a medical pa· Veterans Memor1al tlo~pltal tlent, who was takea to Mei,&!! Saturday Admloslono - Carll General Hospital. Gruestr, Minersville; (..\Nwert t.morrow) lllmbl,.t: IIRCH 4merlcan Le~ President ren. two , · I'IAP!; ~oli:lil1 Sonr~n; 1: K . twiU 25-1~; PENCE SPiUNGS, W. VA. Tallu to O,eri A Preston CouniY mother 1 wASHJNGTON - PREIII· nine children aervlna l!le 1 dent Jabn1011 IIKI West Ger· the murder of her hulband, Mrs. miD ~Uor Erbard open 1 Vonda Jean MuUenas, tl!Hay roUlld of tallrJ today od from the State Prison the problema of nuclear stra- Women here today forrthe !elY. the future of NATO, and Mil time in lw thon a month. I oa the mal~ II U. S. Aulborltiea said Mrs. Mullen· in Emvpe_ u and Partie · ~~~;;~·t:~ Chief Executive, who re- llelJ II Bluefield, an armed turDI!tl tnn a weelcllld of re- ber Hn'iDC 25 yeers, were m!ss-11 ,IDDLt!P'OitT, 0, ....tlaa ld 1111 'i1eul taMb M at a 5:30 a.m. bed cback. .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,......,.....,.. IJ¥11 . ~ , ... ·, prw .;tK • • > Iil ' • .. c1· b T w· h 24 13 NFL w· . Packers 1m to op It · tn 1-'""'"""""'.o;;;;;;;.-===-===lli!JIIIIii;;;;;;;;;;=a•, wife. ~rnat1onal Programs, i ~ . one of thooe Packer 'O!ctoriea lbat wasa't as olo10 as the score sounded. The Packers didn't evetl give up a first down for 25 minutes. II took the Packers, who IJ'e bulldiltg what may be the Rams were never really Ill the game. In tile Drat period, the Packers outgalaed them In yardage, 133-ll. Elsewhere in !be NFL, Dallas beat Minnesota, 28-17, St. Louis edged Cleveland, :14-28, Phi· Baltimore rolled past 11811 Francisco as Lou Michaels kickod nve field goals to tie the all-time record shared by Bakken, Eernie Nevers, Bob Waterfield and Roger LeClerc. Johnny Unitas also threw two games to get to the top. burgb, 33 • 2!1, Detroit heat Atlanta, :ZIJ.lO and Baltimore beat San P'rancloco, 31H4. Tbe Chicago Bears were Idle. The swift· striking Dallas Cowboys were bogged dowa for three quarteu before beating Minnesota with 14 points ill the final period on Dou Meredith's etght-yard pass to Buddy Dial and Da1 Reeves' ll·yard run. Minnesota led I~ early and still had a 17-14 margin before Dallas stormed baclt. ln. minute spa• ill the second period and coasted to the win. Sonny Jurgensen threw two touchdown passes and Charley Gogolak kicked three field goals 1o pace Wasbln&ton to tile victory over Pittsburgh. The :~::~~~ ~h;:g~~:itled "Damn :ea:,• ":"~!1. in o:; hi:!! ~~~pbl;a::::. ~:;~"';i! ::;~;";,': ta~~:e a:.:~~~ R~skins scored 21 poln_ts in the It's logical, too, silica Hor· Rung-Taylor seem to be one of sports' moot devastating o~ two punches s!Jlee Ruth-Gehri8. Despite the pre..,ason warnthe Packers were growing old," they climbed illto a familiar positiou Sunday-sole possession _of first place ill _the Western DIVISJOD of the NatiOnFootball League. The Pac.kers accomplished the trick WI111 a 24·13 trtumpb tho Lo1 ,Ugeles Rains in The Packen bave olready surpassed the marks of the Delro!t Lions and Clevelaad Browruo with three titles in five years. The Lions waa three NFL titles In o!x years--1952 to 1957-under Bobby Layne and the Browns did II from 1950_ to 1!155 with Otto Graham beadi.ag the club. Loa Angeles arne Into GrMa Bay Willi a 2-8 record under aew ooach George Allen bul tho s LA, PI·rates ' truggii·ng' thtrd pennd to deCJde the Eaoy Triumph game. Norm Snead threw his first Detroit's sputtering offense three toucbdowa passes of the showed a bit of life agaiut seasoo to lead Philadelphia to Atlanta as Milt Plum threw two l!le easy victory over New touchdown passes. But the Vork, which Is still winless and Uons lound themselve~ with ia seemln&ly heatllng for more problems as Joe Do• another season reminiscelll of Lou•ey •corad a TO on a 241964's 2·10·2 finish. The Eagles yard ruB and then refused to grabbed a 21~ lead as Snead play the second half. He was tossed a seven-yarder to suspended by tile Lions, the Timmy Brown and 37·yarder to third team with whicb Looney Pete Retzlaff within a two has bad problems. ~ I :d. Dawson Hurls Chiefs to 43-24 Victory o'oo..., W£'iftDllFD (Q)m ~~§ ·e1c:a'" SHDCK frill* • *ti!n •a• lila bl fortllilr I I ill lllltlrno1 ~ 1911& Beltmall • Zg collet• for Ill ' . Ia I . . . . . . . . . . . lilt IIIIo hilt .... IP Ill . . . tiJMa .. MUCIIa Gil. It Wll Ire P1P11 1111 I \- ~··- .' I ' ~ '· ' . ~tl!us:dw::,.~.~:~ldu~c:ca ::~?::;~~~~nch:~pi; ships =:::Ia · ALB!. France i UPii -Piers Coorage of Britam drove his Lotus to victory in the Albi Speed International Cup for Formula 3 cars. LOS ANGELES IUPI) Allen Fox of Los Angeles won the 40th annual Pacific Southwest tennis tournament with a 1>3, 1>3 upset viclory over Australia's Roy Emerson. .. n 1•· Green 24 Los Dallas 28 Milm~solll , Philadelphta 35 New Baltimore 36 San Washingto· 33 St. Louis 34 Fridoy'a . San Francisco at I,.os .' S=t• ~ ·- •;" ..;.·,~··~···.. -· ··~ ,. ~-..'""""'~- ~ · '. . <Only Chicago at Cleveland at New ._,..,,_;; Dallas at Atlanta Detroit at Greea Pittsburgh at St. Louis at EVERETT, Wash. (UPI) -(Only games rookie pilchers.behiRd The Cubs won 4-0 Saturday Ferguson ;~·~,lt.•· I 12:%1::1 I into a pair of talented young to Philadelphia for three. .";:·; ... ', .~ • Pres• I Oilier NL AeUOIIHouston Elsewhere Sunday, Jenkins 8lld triumphed ~I shaded the Glints 54, the Phlls SIUiday on the two-hll burUog of otpped st. LouiJ 4-1 and New By JEFJ' MEYERS &reat pltcblng 1D diiiii'DIIItg tile for the pennant 88 11le race Ken Holtzmal. York downed CincinnaU IJ.4 UPI Sport• Writer opposition while 1ho Pirates eatera Its llnal week. 1s their The Piratea captured_ the two while the second gariMI of the Tha weapons used ,. effec· bavo reUed on tha b!i goaa ill last lour games, each club middle games of thetr series doubleheader was raiDed 1111. al ...__ with Atlanta but In bath loSses 111 the Am...;can League, Uvely by the Lol Angelo• their 11'1011 le mow ..,.,.. only twice, allowing the tha Braveo really flexed their Califoraia atop;d Baltimore f. 1 Dodgen and Plttob~ .Pirates "f.,!~::!;Ra~ ~-=~ to Nlala their 1 ~ muscles, winRing IH last 1, New York ellpped Boston 3-l, IIIli seasoa have b.,turaed 011 aad HCOIJd.placa P!tllburgb Dnpped Two lltnlgbt Thursday and 1>2 Sundsy by Mlnnesoll blanked Detroit 1~ them. · bavt been blvolved 111 1 vlrlual Los Aoselea dropped slamming three homen to aet Cleveland beat Kanaaa City 4-2 'rha Dodger& bavt •Ullzed •tandoff Ill their atreldl duel stralghl le Chicago by a club season record of 200. and Wasbingtoa lwepl Chicago Los Angeles, will! seveo 6-4 and H 1ames to play, baa two fewer H 0 1t z m a 1 foulld hlmaelf !osseo than lila Pirates, wbo matchod against Bandy Koulu bavo all: eDCOUD!era remalll!ag, and turned In 1 performance By GARY KALI!l reach when Gene Footer Oakland tallted on Clem The Dodgeu must play away avea tho great Los Angeles UPI Sporta Writer capped a Ill-yard drive will! an Daniela' one-yard plullge, from bomt a&alllst St. Lou1l leftllander bad ta admira. For Quarterback Len Dawson eiJbt-yard acorlnJ lllflt. Dicit eight-yard pass from flour gomes) and Pbiladelpbla. e!gbt full lnnlags the Chicago stacltod the Gecll for Kansas Van Raapbont ldclted field Florel to Fred Bllelnikoff Pittsburgh bas tha bomepark roekle beld the bltlesa City with an unbeatable live of BOall 1rem 1ba ll 111111 »-yard field goaiJ from tho 411 and advantage 1n three eonteats aed laced tbo miJilmum 14 a kind. U.. for &an bp M!kt E1scbeid. with Saa Franclaco and travoll baltera durin& that l(lftll. Dawsea tonk al · tile tftcU Sunda, will! five that helped the \.'Dll!ll I lila Boston Patrloll and match unblemlshed neorda with San Diego al tho lop of the 4merican Football League'• Westera Dlvisioo. Tha Clu11'1411'111 topped Oakland 29-20. Kanm Qty'a aoe quartor. back played hill trump right at tht start wboo connected with CIJrll B111~d I oa a 31-yard sooriDg pess. Chiefs made It 14-11 011 Robinson's 2\l-yard runbaek of a Babe ParliH pass intercepllllll and added a ldclter on TomiiiJ Brooker's ll·ylrd field goel. ,!ell Ual!tat.1 111o Ne\f York Jell nmalned tho Ollly unbeaten team Ill 1ho Easter& Division by defeating Denver 11>7 despilt a lacltluater porlormanct by 'luarterback Joe Namath while Buffalo created a ~nd-plae1 aonference tie with Houst.on on a B7·20 victory OVU' tho Oilers. Dawson equalled bil pussirJC oulput previous oullngo with aerial flreworkl. The nlel'lllj signalcaller feond Burford two uther occulona lo break the game opell after Bosloo elosed to witldll 2S-:al 00 IWII to cbd ~ wi.... U OWD p1Uft(JOI uvm """ the lwo-yard line by Jtm NIIIICII and 1 lllx • yard pUI At ...... ofGIIIII. - 111111 ,..... 'fttiHed ttl .... ParOl! to Larry Garroa. Burford snagged a ._28-~lrd I •rnlfW. pea from DaWIIOD ,,. A •eplleolow ot111r ad ttl lilt"""' toucbdown or the pmaJ ll!!l Illtu:e llllllil:lllclrltlltlat CXIIting llllt 1 tew cloiiiN the fourth period and lbea - . 1 month llwl fila "'ollhll's 1 flllllldc8J'" t11eJ \ onto a 15-yarder far a llw42 I So • lllpt ow -..lila 1111t 1111i11 t1Mr TO. Dawson eompleted Ill"~ III 111• \',hellld llome. K!lDSBs €1ty deal wbm he & eight-yard -~~~~-11111:11 ofW- wltllll h ........ It!· rooltle Mlb ,... 1t1at 1,llld •lllflllllw red 1111e. Untl ! • 1 ' BAKER .FURNITUI'~ . ly ...... pushed Mamie S.: two sons. Charles T.. Cincinnati, and Paul A., of 1 Porterfield; two daugbters.J Mrs. Jobn R. Bulclter. Belpre, and Mrs. Donald C. Mora, Pomeroy; a brother, William Hayes of F1orida, and 12 grandchild· t~e u~1vers1ty s Center for ln-. rescue squad ,answered ' pas; Vernon R. Alden will go to Funeral services will be held South Viet Nam during the at White's Funeral Home In first week of November to vi•it l Coolville Wednesdty at 2 p. m. the university' s leaeher train· tEST) Burial wDI be In the ing projects conducted there Coolville cemetery. under contract with the U. S. Ageney lor international Devel· M'ddl U • opment. I eport OJ 1 Alden will accompany Dr.l Answers Two Calls Russell Millik~n, _director of The Middleport emergeneyl I tJ KJ I ~ -· · iloam pubUc.". OUtside 01 ChBr!t.'l ste* House, ,one aecordlon · playlna female Army member '1111ocl • frol)t of 8 sign readinl, "Ge · Glrll Nltely," and shouted glad s~ .tu she fouiMt fwo Flne8 Ordered more out of fue lhpn ~f c,hech. Le Inside; 8 barmiiiO witH rub! Bv Mavor ~~:ar earrtngo luin&lnl from 1 gold One bond was forfeited 1111(1 chain retarted, ·"There's better two Ones ordered In Pomeror peilple lp than tblre art Mayor Charles Logar's court ou:.::.;t..;the;..;.:re_._".,...-~---­ Saturday avenlng. Daniel Ea· gene Roush, Hartford, forfeited a $1& bOnd on a cbarge of lntol· Ication. William Anderson, 21 HoJ't. ford, on a charge of OWt, was fined $100 and costs and three days in jall, and cundiff, 23, Middleport, passing on a dougle yellow line, was fined $5 and cos!J. llOUIICt lililr here Vernon N. Haves, 68 of Glenside. Pa .. who was killed in a train . auto arcldenl Sunday morning at Belpre, w~• a form. er restdent of ~oolvllle. . . 1)1 MIKE P~~AIT broke loose to score his thlnl!ondo lelllll tbelblniiiiJII&. riJOIIil and a _ __ .. ·-PM lr - -· ttittl tut- . ._ naellctlll--aa&l - . utllhl a Sallrdap tGu!'IIIIIDelli United Preu llttepaHonal touchdown, a ii7·Yard jaunt to After agabl lord111 the guarding Smith, wbo IOI• Ialo clock. •. 13-fard lllMD ·PBII from Ryan NEW YO~ (l/Pl) ~., ,..-"*~~!':" CLEVELAND IUPl) - Many give the llroWDI a eomlortable Browns to ptUlt, SL Lou1l took 1ho open.• CleveJBIIII'f · bllltlmt IIUirBia mareh. 0. Wldeaer·s Bold ' Hour 001: · lans today are proba~ly wonder· 28-14 lead. over on Ita own 20. A pan In- · The "new man" wu Emlo could bave bHn ll'Uier u 1111 to end 1 tJrat quarter 7G-yard lasted Successor by a balf· 1ng U the de{endin& Eastern Dl· But that'l where the Browno loterfereaoe peulty moved lbt Kellerman, who replaced WaJ. BroWDI luld beea lin to aU St. Louis' first 100re came length to win the $147,1BO vision cbampion Cleveland stopped and the Cards started, baU to the Cleveland 41. Prcn- ter Beach, sidelined wilb a In 011 lilree CardiDal miscues..Ill midway In the first period 00 a Futurity Stakes at Aqueduet. Browns are a "lb'tl ball" club In the nert 17 minutes, the Uce Gault roced 19 yarda for pulled muscle earl7 ·ill 1111 ,...,. the first quarl!lr Rosa Fichtner 114-yard ldckoff return by rookie this sea~, . Cardlntila virtually Ol(lloded for the ~ tally with leA than ond period. . Intercepted a Jobnsoa paa, but Jloy Sll!vers. Tbe other came on N E W C A ST L E, England And a glance at the past lwo three loucbdOWDJ to upend 18 mlnutu rernalniDg. Blow Late ftaacn Lou Groza's attempted field Johnson'• 83-yard pass to Sonny (UP!) -?'hte Legrange of St Loull games woald lnlieate Utis ts a Cleveland 34-211, holdin& the "Tbe Drst ball wu a vldoul Cleveland had a gliod cllince goal from 1ho 44-yard liDe fell Randle. South Africa shot • 'IJ.bole Dallu dislrlnet possibility. Clevelanders to 80 yarda passlntl nightmare," llld CardiDala pllol te overtake St Louis .. 1ho llntil short R led 21 1 41 score of 272 to capture the Pldlatlelphta 1 The Browns launched a ma.. 4~ yards rush!na In the last Charley Wblter, "bul WI ID8J)o quarter wben Jim B~ v~.-« tw St Louis f In y::,m~ e for ~ 9 $36,400 Seruor Servlee JOI! Pitts.__, sive offensive Sunday to lead half. ag~ to get bock IDto 1ho IWIItg misled eo what woul4 pve ·-··-~... 0 • urn- g P · yar • totu'namenl. _,... the st. Louis Cardinals 21·14 al Jobnoon Hill Twa Tllo of been hill 125th CODIICUI1va -"In bles In thooecond period Clev• Jebnson 11 of 20 lor 218 yards. Claveland 8 In tho RCODII halt. the ball, but failed to follow Veteran Charley Johnson, .~ po!nl since be entered the NFL. land lo the 13 where K•"?" picked up 109 yards INDIANAPOLIS tl1PJ) - Washington · throu... ·• 1n th e .ma .. 1 lwo pen·oc1s qua rter bac k1ng 1ho cardl to Charley (JohnJoD) &ot Ill In- ""'• Card'--'· lbw-~ .... Frank Groza s ldck bounced foul off llrushlng In 18 attempts, while Clearwater Fla defeated Pro- New York ....__ , '" w.... .,..,.. . the .,....,. --• ..... to,._ , 7 G h ld · • ·• Atlanta as wa1 the use In their 21·20 their second consecutive victory to the eod Zlllll ,.,_ 11 eoun.- Ryan'a passlaJ efforts, altbaugh Uy• ...,., """ a..,.. - • _reen wu e lo 22 m IO car· vidence. R.I., 4-2, to wiD llle loss to the Green Bay Packen over the Brown., !a Cleveland, ed," ha aald. be hit Paul Warlleld ia lbe end wbere hill boot feU abort. nes. eighth nationtil fast pltcb Westera liM. . ' tossed a 58-yard touchdown "Wt weren't plarlnl the 1001 ud lili fomer Obllllate Makea M-Yard RetarD Rookie ligbt end M!lt Morin softball championship. W. · 011 ~--It'. ,; {i Clav~ ~ to llrelcb pass to Jackie Smith and then screen• very well, • Winter said. star dropped tba ball. Kelly scored his flrlt hall madt 111x eatcbn for rT yards, Green Bay the odge ov~ · the ·Cardinals In connected on a nine-yard toss HI apla!aed 11tat the Cordi The Browno got the baD - Tllo on runs of two and one Warfield three f,.. 79 and Green 8tmday Baltimore the· earlr part .t 1111 third per· to B1lly Gambrell to knot the were able to 1001'1 the equalizer more lime but lalled to set past yards while Ernie Green, the five for .5ll yardl and 1 touch· D 0 R T M U N D, Germ~y ~geles loll when lralfbaek Leroy Kelty score at 28-28 wlth just 21 oeo- because 1ho "Browna bad 1 blitz their OWII 21 and Sl Loula took only othar Cleveland player to down. (IJPI) -Natalia Koutachinskaia S Fra clot» Tavern owners. along bar"{lot- meetings in the area every !Iunday· evenin~. . "Sure It's hurlin' our ·.,...,... said - preprlelor. ple feel llllilty about If they have to wll6t through buncb of mllllclano who de- Crash Victim Was Formerly ·Of Coolville Survivors indude hit . . • .. couiMJIUS (l)PI) - He Pl'tiJIO,... lnd .... '" ..pled. He died bet.h· 1111 wedding date coald be D•ed. = aa - GAINING YARDAGE- Kyger Creek's Jimmy White. (I~ ) is pkl<in~ up. good yardage on a run against the Southe_rn Torna~oes Fnday mght. Movmg_ 10 to make the tackle to the right l)f·the offtctal ptctured m the foreground IS South· ern's Mike Jenkins (80) whife Steve Dailey (85) comes across fteld .. Kyger Creek won the game 6·0 on a last period touch1own by Tom Ebtin. --~------ BroWnless Browns l ted North High Street are pretty unhappy .about a band , of Salvailon Army 'lnembers who siQg and hoi~ praylir lovO. IIJJ'NOW ' '· ' ~. J' ',• . .......... CASH before night l'1laae for _. .-1ek O.K. ..,_ ..., fR 71R11l _ , . . . - llulfty - .... WB IIONIY IS M MSIIGI �.' .. / . I ,, ' ' "" •, A l .• ). •. ,, •. ' . i-DIIIY Sentinel, I'Omifoy.JIIddlejlort, t>., Sept 26,. 1968 . THE SeniiDel Sporu Wrher ....~ .. ....., . • _,_._ ...... .~~"'1~ ; JIW~I··_.--- !J!It'W~.-;~,.;,..;_~-M~...,;-~,,..4.&;,·."''tl~ . barely m"''""'·"'*"'.'· . His Panther~. withnut the GAME THI'- SDA Y serv iCf't of 11 leiBI lwo starting The North Gallla Kvcer ·linemen, clobbered th hllhly Creek bllh ocbool footban rated t No I) Glllipolio Blue rontf'~f will b~" nl<tYf"d u n Df'vi!s 20-0. Thursdoy 11111 weell, II wao Teeth In Gallipolis today 1re le1rn•d today. Tbe 1•m• will still raUiiDI from tbe hard be(ln at 8 p.m. tackles delivered by the Hille bomber Keitl Pflalin 132 lb9,), ®r:"!i''"'"·"~*·;;,·;r~""'~'iiffxwr~~-"'7 ~·;:t·>J!.<.· · and not a lot bigger Uln Swish· 1 Mrs. Halstead Dies Saturday ~~~:·~:: N~~li:fltgh.Tav~rn.~~.e~. Unhappy Wilh SA;·Singers · Je: year. Qld HOI woo LQ be married.' Ran~el. said to be tbe oldest man Ill Venezaela, ftril married at llle aae ol 88 and became tbe ,Iaiiier of Bve children. · For mally Y~rl be WQ a widower, !hen be met a !I· yeai'Oid girl In Valera ,... "ral monllls BIO and feU In By CHET TANNEHILL ~~i~~~~~~:: ~ua:~.i! . ·=r.~. ~l~::,::•DJ•ce. ::~ • coaches Bud Bickel o\ Pomeroy and ~ Phillis _of .·Middleport face uniquely different tasks this week. Phil!· Is gladly would swap his fot Bickel's. Fur he must get his football team off the floor after running Into the Jackson juggernaut. Th~ Jaeke!J> are ~re· panng lor Nelsonville's Invasion Fnday rugbt. he Hounds on paper are a team more In the same class as the Jackets. Year in and year out, during the decade an~ a half since the SEOAL odds cenerally ]Jecame too grea lor t'.te Jackets, Nel~onvllle has reen the one team that er, and others. . h be had. And frequent· The htghest comph~ent posf0u J. • slble was paid Phahn by hts Y WlS. friends and aC'Iuaintances In This yell', Nelscindle, with Middleport over the weekend. a loss 1o Wellot.on (in the when hit port In the Slue Devil leagllt') and victories over 1 debacle was reported sounJ ChiUIICtY • Dover and "He'll hit yoo," they said. not . ,. . klUgh 'l1lo J'lalns (out The Panthers go to Lot! ani of the league), plainly aren't which dropped 1 heartbreaker ! ~oing 1o play dead for any· _ on a bad break - (<> Athens body. The Houndl, 1150 Door &-0 FMday ni&ht. Both Athens mats lor the leagoe ....r the and Logan are solid lirst d!vi .. years. l'OUnt oo tbe J8Ckets 19 ion favorites. their boot opportunity to get The Panther! will he up for out of the lequ• cedar. thio one. For It was Logan that Mid'"-pnrl suffmld • real two years ago knocKed tilem blow at JocltliOn when fullback out of their seco· SFJOAL Iitle Sam Hliod wao carried off the in hlslort tfirst in 19511. iield alter Mlihl oft 2& yards The magnitude of the Pornin two playa ·up the throat of eroy upset ove~ Gallipolis · is that II1Gtllllalnoul Jackson ~- suggested by what happened to die. Sam, 1 senior, •• conung a fan who drove past the Porn· into his full prep school poten- eroy Field Friday nignt on his tial. No l!aftt. Sa • ts quick. way to the Ky~er game. strong tt11o1 ea&er, whkh makes Bob Wingett. belle! know as up for 1 lot of not being a "Tub.'' or "Scoop," of The giant. Dally Sentinel, enroute from The WIOfllotal word is that If Racine to Kyger peered the swelllnc In Sam's onee goes through lhe night hazr at the down early thlt week he could Pomeroy scoreboard, sa w he back 110011. If It doesn't, sur- "12-8." and oot belie;ing any. gery mly be t!Hded. 'luff said. thing else possible, reported to ON CLOCJD NINE Kyger fans upon arrival there Compal'f IIllo ollllwtioo with that Gallipolis lod the Panthers that of Mr. Bickel , who. If 12~! 0'11101 · , .. JJ&WIDI!arn-IJ,J "'.....,,,.,..-~ ,_ AMen Will Visit Viet Nam Colle~res Unocramblelhe,. lour Jumble!, ont Jetler to each square, to form four ordinary words. Ohit1 University I (J I IJ'EU!.4.F I III WH¥ Sl-a!L.DN'T 60551P AeouT A . WOMAN WHO t7'1ES 1-\J:J:t HAIIII:. IOKocn::l r n I I I to Now arranre the circled _ letter~ rorm the aurprite &ftiW'N, 81 . auue•ted by the aOOl·e cartoon~ . I u:,mji'I~~~D"( I I)-( XI XI )"sTORY l DRAn fABRIC IXCITE A111111'd.''• , ' Aauw,.,. What .uml 1pedotofJ ftni•lt n1 the fou#i 1ho f..,h ,.,.,.,.,_A FtnH Melvin Knapp t' MEXICO CITY (UPf) More tban 300 U. 8. newspiiP' Dies Saturday ,.reo -~~L -· er executive• gathered bere I ! California BaltimoreP!fcben I Monday'a6 Probable ISiarling Tlmel EDT) Detroit at California -LoUcb (14-13) vs. Rubio 11·1). 11 p.m. Boston at Waslllngtoa, 2 Brandon (7-8) and Bennett (:1-3) 1 vs. Hannan (3-8) and Kreutzer , (0-5). 12 noon. · Tuesdey'l Oameo Detroit at Califoraia, nigbt i Clevehul!l.,a! .M~ta · • Boston at Chleag.. 2, llriDlgbl · New York at Washington, night ' Kaos. City at BtilUmora, ulgbt Beverly 1 Statts, Akron, Deward Fraz. lAICAL TEMPS ier, Kanauga. Discharges Saturday-George 1 Temperalllre In downtown Hack.ett Ill . Harry Gibbs, Mary .P<on~troy Monday at 11:30 I. Gilkey, James O'Donnell, Mrs. m. was 56 degrees, under part• 1 Wendel Barker. ly cloudy skies, , Bi~tho - Mr. and Mrs. ""'"-.t les Powell, Reedsville , a son.. Po\CK TO MEET Sunday Admission• - . Mild· Boy Scout Pack No; 241 wtU red Bnckles, Albany; Wtlham hold ito monthly paek meetlnl Buckley, Middleport; William Tuesday, September 2'1 1 at 7:SO PHONE 992-5432 Nelson, Middleport. at the DAV ball. Discharges Sunday Riley, James Werry, Kevin James, P•ggy Crites, Mrs. Rog. er Starcher. CROW'S STEAK HOUS£ lor tbe oevenlb annual UP! NEW HAVEN Melvin editors lad publt.be., confer· DJ NEW HAVEN - Melvin ence were on band Ieday for P'T. PLEASANT-Mrs. Foy <King! Knapp, 68 , New Haven, an unscbedalod bnttypical bll ,Halstead, 42, of 23011 J ·•n ~ diod Saturday at Veterans Mem- of Mexieao "entertoblment" Ave. , died Salllnlay ni~.... 10 '\ orial Hospital. Born May 20, -aa •arlllqaake. A few ol ASKS DIVORCE Pleasant \Iaiiey Hospital. She 'e 1898, in New Haven, he wa• the editor~ were shaken •· One petiti<n lor divorce had been til sl• months. the son of the !ale Everett Ho- wake wbea tbe mUd quake filed '" the ol!ice of the ~~~:.JI Mrs. Halatead was born In mer and Alma Bass Knapp. aud&ed lbe oily obortly alter County Clerk of Courr< g, Mason couhty on March II. 1924, 34 Die in Ohio Mr. Knapp was a retired mldni&hl bat moot never fell day, Clyde Wines Jr., ttac:me,ll daughter of the late Homer THIRTY · ~·uuR PERSONS erviSor of the New Haven IL vs AhJ11i tsalll!lle Wines. Edna Hooton Fellure. died accidentally in Ohio over er Department. cine,' (o~ ' goss negiect of She i• survived by t\Vu sons, the weekend. Included wao Ver· Survivors Include his wife, BIG SIGN ·&Jid 'extreme cruelty. Richard Lee and John Paul non Hayes, &1, Bedford, Pa .. Helen, six daughters. Mn. .. Retells Effecttv, MQn., y.,.., Haalstead, bath at home. Other killed when hio car was struck Marjorie Capehart, Mrs. Mary LARAMIE, Wyo. (UP!) · · UIKII.~ I' . . survivor• are folir sisters. and at a ..ade crossin& in Belpre Fry. Mr1. Patty Paugh, Mrs. sign on a bolletin board at SUPER-RIGHT QUAUtv - TENDeR, JUICY two brothen, Miss by a Baltimore and 0 hi o Sharon VIckers, all ol New University of Wyoming stll(!enl:ll Fellur_.; Pt. Pleuanl; Mn. Wil· lreight train. en, and Mrs. Joann Taylor and union warns against po!l!in~ d~ Colttnln, New Haven: Mrs. Mrs. Peggy Harless, of Uces more than IS Inches wide. Site I2V2 pr. Roy Welch, Clarbburg, W. Va., Wor~t Since '59 bus; three sons. Harry The sign Is 1.5 inches wide.. to Big 10 Mrs. Harry Vouna, Zanesvtlle: TOKYO JAPAN, DUG Oll1' Herman, New Haven, and PI Sent eal Willard and Ray Fellure, both from its worst storm lashing dy: of Columbus; I~Sra"'~:~:~ ~ l!lfl¥l•r $5.99 ot East Uverpool. since 1951 today and officials children, one great SUPER~RIGHT- ALL MEAT · Services will be held at 2 p. felrod deaths from the two • and one stster, Mrs. William Allen White, one of m, Tuesday. in the Church Of day pounding by Typhoons Roush, Norwalk. the best-known of America's Christ In Christian Union. Rov. ldl and Helen would swell ro Two sons, Dou~las and "country editors," was known Middleport I John O'Bryan and Rev, Ken· 1 more than 3110. and Everett, precedod htm as the "Safe of " neth Fuller, wlU officiate. Bur- National pollee said 1113 per· death. • . . ial will be Ill Lobe Oak sons were confirmed killed and Funeral servtces wtlt be NEW CROP-JONATHAN tery under direction af I he 123 personl were miosln& and at tllf Foglesong Funeral honte II Crow-Hussell FUneral hOme. feared dead. The storms senl Tusday at 2 p. m. wtth U. 5. No. 1 Friends .ma1 <'II: il tllf! re!l· 100 mile an hour wiocls and Rev: Ja?k Welch off~~!:::~~; II Sweet, Julq de nee after 1'p.m. todoy, torrential ralno whipping across Bunal Will b~ In the space the populoua Tokyo areo, touch- cemetery. Fnends may call FRIGIDAIR~ 1 ing off massive mudslides, ov- the funeral rome anvtlme. erturnin& ship in Tokyo Ba)' early was to ci Pl'll!'l bY Friald· COLD STREAM • lOOo/•Frow f ms In tho and even w1shiD1 a small resort hard formally at the W h I t airel 'frost n,eveiero~r refri&er• hotel out lo sea. House. The chanCf'llor arri·v-11 l02·1b. top roe _ ator s~ctlortt od in Washington Saturday. . ,.. !>1<1 HYdro1o•••. ' POMIROY,O. Leaders ' ·Ma)GI' Leape Leaden 1y ·United PreSI llltemallonal NalkNtal League i G. AB. R. B. POl. · Alcu, Pill 135"58'7 81-175 .3411 AICJI!, All 149 64S 117 212 .338 : c~. Ad · 145 500 72164 .328 ' Rlilie, Cln 151 134 96 203 .3211 · ~. ~I 1oj8,6!4 102-195 Alllin. li'.hll 135'501105159 .317 ' SliirgU/ Pill 138 4114 84 153 "l'orre, All 147 542 83 178 .314 Santo, Chi 160 544 92 169 Alley, P!tt 141554 17167 .301 Amerlean LIIJIII G. AB. R. B. Pet. F.Rbsn, Jal 162 56'11191'111 .SIG Oliva, Mlm 153 596 rT 183 .WJI Kalirle, Del 136 459 82 134 .2112 Powell, Bal 13B 483 71139 .288 Kllbl'W, ·M!a 158 549 82158 .28t Wagner, Cle 145 530 70 151! .283 Charlea, KC 171 3BO 511111 .Z82 VS!sk~ Bos 156 584 81 163 .2'19 Caaij, Del 154 579 rT 161 .2'll Jiow'rd, Was 144 4119 ·52 136 .2'18 . Home Rant N t I ! o n a I Leapet Aaroa, Bravl!l 42: Allen, Pblll!e~ 40; Toll'O, Braves 36; Mays, Glanto 35 ..Mc<'.ovey, Gmats 34; slaiseli, Pirates a•d Jlarl, Giuta 33. Am~ League! P. RobiQ~· Oriole~ 49; Klllebraw, Twmr 36; Powell, Orioles 34; Peplr.m., Yanks 31: Colavito, l~·and Cayb, Tigers 30. Jlllu Balled In Na 1 i o n 1 I League: Aaron, Br.aves 122; Cle~eote, Pirates m: Alle•, . Pbillles 110; Stargell, Piratu 102; Torre, Brave~ 101 . . Amerfcu Leape: P. ~ jiOII, Orioles 120: Powell, Orioleo 11r/; Killebrew, · !OS; Horton, Tigers and B. Robinson, Orioles 101. 1 ""'-"''"?"1%'4""'MWll"'""'""'""'"' *' . & Wecl. · lOUERS Cube Steaks. •• $4,88 Roush's Shoe Store Skinless Wieners Apples Age advanced ..• 3 l·llt. pk,. lit. lilt 59c .49•, REFRIGERATOR . • Gettin.M Warmer THE DAilf' .SINTIMEI. WASHINGTON - PRESI· doni Johlii!H1'S top economic ldvl&ers agtiln are talking abour a ta• incre&BI! - alter the Noj.Jeml>er elections - t6 help fight the war In VI!! N•m and the ogalllst 1nllation. Treasury Secretary Henry H. Fowler, in fact, went so far as th say Sunday that a general 11x Increase "lo certainly with· In the realm of probability" if tho admiDllb'lt!on Is to contln· ue Ito pay-1s-ytu·CO J*icy on the wll''s costs. • Nin ve...~• ·Pink Salmon • • • . hill 3 full• ,-·atti storot!* ·~~., compott• ¥ildth shefves, """' .'!~~~f~~CJt~'rf:le~~RIKF:II minto er captule tor c.pact: Ase ., • ._ .' against 12 Columbus area distributors has been antlhoriized ll in a vote by members of LOCal II 47, International Brewery Wor·k·ll ers Union. The workers fear the dis!tribu·ll tors plan to lay off some due to a change in load llmlltsiJ lor delivery trucks. Involved the dispute a!')! drivers and ers' helpers. o Plut tht PR•'!'..,11011ttonl PLAY $3S9·0! 1;11,, can 6.9 ' .,,u_ ,._ PllctiDJ WE ' Na..... League: .. Regan, Vodg~ 14-1: Mortcbtil Giants I Dodiet'J.' (.U; ,;~ura.1 , 25-9; P~ ,· Glaall :IN: , JaSter, Cards . Mother E•caJJet By VITO STELLINO UPf Sports Writer OK, the party's over for tile Yankees but now when Is somebody going to breall up the GreeR Bay Packers? GB It won't be long before a x-Baltlmore Detroil i6 70 . •55liO Minnesoll 85 71 .5olli 11 Chicago t) 76 .: . ~~ Cleveland 'IV 7B · ~ C31Uomia 77 79 .494 9 Kansas Clly 71 116 •452 25\3 Washinston 70 ffl ·446 26\3 Boston 7o 88 .443 2'1 New York 68 88 ·436 28 x-t:hncbed peananl Suaday's Game• ~ashingtoa 6 Cblca&o 4, lsi asrungton 2 Chicago I, 2nd ~~~.!':.Z 1S !]:~:~ Cleveland 4 Kanaas C!ty 1 on a call~ Sunday, at 1:50 a.m. to the planning trip to discuss. expan 1 residence of Bill Smith, Middle· sion of the Ohoo Unoverstty pro- port, treated as a medical pa· grams at the umverStlles of lien! by the squad, and at 12:561 Sa1gon and Hue. p.m. to the William Buckley! . residence, also a medical pa· Veterans Memor1al tlo~pltal tlent, who was takea to Mei,&!! Saturday Admloslono - Carll General Hospital. Gruestr, Minersville; (..\Nwert t.morrow) lllmbl,.t: IIRCH 4merlcan Le~ President ren. two , · I'IAP!; ~oli:lil1 Sonr~n; 1: K . twiU 25-1~; PENCE SPiUNGS, W. VA. Tallu to O,eri A Preston CouniY mother 1 wASHJNGTON - PREIII· nine children aervlna l!le 1 dent Jabn1011 IIKI West Ger· the murder of her hulband, Mrs. miD ~Uor Erbard open 1 Vonda Jean MuUenas, tl!Hay roUlld of tallrJ today od from the State Prison the problema of nuclear stra- Women here today forrthe !elY. the future of NATO, and Mil time in lw thon a month. I oa the mal~ II U. S. Aulborltiea said Mrs. Mullen· in Emvpe_ u and Partie · ~~~;;~·t:~ Chief Executive, who re- llelJ II Bluefield, an armed turDI!tl tnn a weelcllld of re- ber Hn'iDC 25 yeers, were m!ss-11 ,IDDLt!P'OitT, 0, ....tlaa ld 1111 'i1eul taMb M at a 5:30 a.m. bed cback. .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,......,.....,.. IJ¥11 . ~ , ... ·, prw .;tK • • > Iil ' • .. c1· b T w· h 24 13 NFL w· . Packers 1m to op It · tn 1-'""'"""""'.o;;;;;;;.-===-===lli!JIIIIii;;;;;;;;;;=a•, wife. ~rnat1onal Programs, i ~ . one of thooe Packer 'O!ctoriea lbat wasa't as olo10 as the score sounded. The Packers didn't evetl give up a first down for 25 minutes. II took the Packers, who IJ'e bulldiltg what may be the Rams were never really Ill the game. In tile Drat period, the Packers outgalaed them In yardage, 133-ll. Elsewhere in !be NFL, Dallas beat Minnesota, 28-17, St. Louis edged Cleveland, :14-28, Phi· Baltimore rolled past 11811 Francisco as Lou Michaels kickod nve field goals to tie the all-time record shared by Bakken, Eernie Nevers, Bob Waterfield and Roger LeClerc. Johnny Unitas also threw two games to get to the top. burgb, 33 • 2!1, Detroit heat Atlanta, :ZIJ.lO and Baltimore beat San P'rancloco, 31H4. Tbe Chicago Bears were Idle. The swift· striking Dallas Cowboys were bogged dowa for three quarteu before beating Minnesota with 14 points ill the final period on Dou Meredith's etght-yard pass to Buddy Dial and Da1 Reeves' ll·yard run. Minnesota led I~ early and still had a 17-14 margin before Dallas stormed baclt. ln. minute spa• ill the second period and coasted to the win. Sonny Jurgensen threw two touchdown passes and Charley Gogolak kicked three field goals 1o pace Wasbln&ton to tile victory over Pittsburgh. The :~::~~~ ~h;:g~~:itled "Damn :ea:,• ":"~!1. in o:; hi:!! ~~~pbl;a::::. ~:;~"';i! ::;~;";,': ta~~:e a:.:~~~ R~skins scored 21 poln_ts in the It's logical, too, silica Hor· Rung-Taylor seem to be one of sports' moot devastating o~ two punches s!Jlee Ruth-Gehri8. Despite the pre..,ason warnthe Packers were growing old," they climbed illto a familiar positiou Sunday-sole possession _of first place ill _the Western DIVISJOD of the NatiOnFootball League. The Pac.kers accomplished the trick WI111 a 24·13 trtumpb tho Lo1 ,Ugeles Rains in The Packen bave olready surpassed the marks of the Delro!t Lions and Clevelaad Browruo with three titles in five years. The Lions waa three NFL titles In o!x years--1952 to 1957-under Bobby Layne and the Browns did II from 1950_ to 1!155 with Otto Graham beadi.ag the club. Loa Angeles arne Into GrMa Bay Willi a 2-8 record under aew ooach George Allen bul tho s LA, PI·rates ' truggii·ng' thtrd pennd to deCJde the Eaoy Triumph game. Norm Snead threw his first Detroit's sputtering offense three toucbdowa passes of the showed a bit of life agaiut seasoo to lead Philadelphia to Atlanta as Milt Plum threw two l!le easy victory over New touchdown passes. But the Vork, which Is still winless and Uons lound themselve~ with ia seemln&ly heatllng for more problems as Joe Do• another season reminiscelll of Lou•ey •corad a TO on a 241964's 2·10·2 finish. The Eagles yard ruB and then refused to grabbed a 21~ lead as Snead play the second half. He was tossed a seven-yarder to suspended by tile Lions, the Timmy Brown and 37·yarder to third team with whicb Looney Pete Retzlaff within a two has bad problems. ~ I :d. Dawson Hurls Chiefs to 43-24 Victory o'oo..., W£'iftDllFD (Q)m ~~§ ·e1c:a'" SHDCK frill* • *ti!n •a• lila bl fortllilr I I ill lllltlrno1 ~ 1911& Beltmall • Zg collet• for Ill ' . Ia I . . . . . . . . . . . lilt IIIIo hilt .... IP Ill . . . tiJMa .. MUCIIa Gil. It Wll Ire P1P11 1111 I \- ~··- .' I ' ~ '· ' . ~tl!us:dw::,.~.~:~ldu~c:ca ::~?::;~~~~nch:~pi; ships =:::Ia · ALB!. France i UPii -Piers Coorage of Britam drove his Lotus to victory in the Albi Speed International Cup for Formula 3 cars. LOS ANGELES IUPI) Allen Fox of Los Angeles won the 40th annual Pacific Southwest tennis tournament with a 1>3, 1>3 upset viclory over Australia's Roy Emerson. .. n 1•· Green 24 Los Dallas 28 Milm~solll , Philadelphta 35 New Baltimore 36 San Washingto· 33 St. Louis 34 Fridoy'a . San Francisco at I,.os .' S=t• ~ ·- •;" ..;.·,~··~···.. -· ··~ ,. ~-..'""""'~- ~ · '. . <Only Chicago at Cleveland at New ._,..,,_;; Dallas at Atlanta Detroit at Greea Pittsburgh at St. Louis at EVERETT, Wash. (UPI) -(Only games rookie pilchers.behiRd The Cubs won 4-0 Saturday Ferguson ;~·~,lt.•· I 12:%1::1 I into a pair of talented young to Philadelphia for three. .";:·; ... ', .~ • Pres• I Oilier NL AeUOIIHouston Elsewhere Sunday, Jenkins 8lld triumphed ~I shaded the Glints 54, the Phlls SIUiday on the two-hll burUog of otpped st. LouiJ 4-1 and New By JEFJ' MEYERS &reat pltcblng 1D diiiii'DIIItg tile for the pennant 88 11le race Ken Holtzmal. York downed CincinnaU IJ.4 UPI Sport• Writer opposition while 1ho Pirates eatera Its llnal week. 1s their The Piratea captured_ the two while the second gariMI of the Tha weapons used ,. effec· bavo reUed on tha b!i goaa ill last lour games, each club middle games of thetr series doubleheader was raiDed 1111. al ...__ with Atlanta but In bath loSses 111 the Am...;can League, Uvely by the Lol Angelo• their 11'1011 le mow ..,.,.. only twice, allowing the tha Braveo really flexed their Califoraia atop;d Baltimore f. 1 Dodgen and Plttob~ .Pirates "f.,!~::!;Ra~ ~-=~ to Nlala their 1 ~ muscles, winRing IH last 1, New York ellpped Boston 3-l, IIIli seasoa have b.,turaed 011 aad HCOIJd.placa P!tllburgb Dnpped Two lltnlgbt Thursday and 1>2 Sundsy by Mlnnesoll blanked Detroit 1~ them. · bavt been blvolved 111 1 vlrlual Los Aoselea dropped slamming three homen to aet Cleveland beat Kanaaa City 4-2 'rha Dodger& bavt •Ullzed •tandoff Ill their atreldl duel stralghl le Chicago by a club season record of 200. and Wasbingtoa lwepl Chicago Los Angeles, will! seveo 6-4 and H 1ames to play, baa two fewer H 0 1t z m a 1 foulld hlmaelf !osseo than lila Pirates, wbo matchod against Bandy Koulu bavo all: eDCOUD!era remalll!ag, and turned In 1 performance By GARY KALI!l reach when Gene Footer Oakland tallted on Clem The Dodgeu must play away avea tho great Los Angeles UPI Sporta Writer capped a Ill-yard drive will! an Daniela' one-yard plullge, from bomt a&alllst St. Lou1l leftllander bad ta admira. For Quarterback Len Dawson eiJbt-yard acorlnJ lllflt. Dicit eight-yard pass from flour gomes) and Pbiladelpbla. e!gbt full lnnlags the Chicago stacltod the Gecll for Kansas Van Raapbont ldclted field Florel to Fred Bllelnikoff Pittsburgh bas tha bomepark roekle beld the bltlesa City with an unbeatable live of BOall 1rem 1ba ll 111111 »-yard field goaiJ from tho 411 and advantage 1n three eonteats aed laced tbo miJilmum 14 a kind. U.. for &an bp M!kt E1scbeid. with Saa Franclaco and travoll baltera durin& that l(lftll. Dawsea tonk al · tile tftcU Sunda, will! five that helped the \.'Dll!ll I lila Boston Patrloll and match unblemlshed neorda with San Diego al tho lop of the 4merican Football League'• Westera Dlvisioo. Tha Clu11'1411'111 topped Oakland 29-20. Kanm Qty'a aoe quartor. back played hill trump right at tht start wboo connected with CIJrll B111~d I oa a 31-yard sooriDg pess. Chiefs made It 14-11 011 Robinson's 2\l-yard runbaek of a Babe ParliH pass intercepllllll and added a ldclter on TomiiiJ Brooker's ll·ylrd field goel. ,!ell Ual!tat.1 111o Ne\f York Jell nmalned tho Ollly unbeaten team Ill 1ho Easter& Division by defeating Denver 11>7 despilt a lacltluater porlormanct by 'luarterback Joe Namath while Buffalo created a ~nd-plae1 aonference tie with Houst.on on a B7·20 victory OVU' tho Oilers. Dawson equalled bil pussirJC oulput previous oullngo with aerial flreworkl. The nlel'lllj signalcaller feond Burford two uther occulona lo break the game opell after Bosloo elosed to witldll 2S-:al 00 IWII to cbd ~ wi.... U OWD p1Uft(JOI uvm """ the lwo-yard line by Jtm NIIIICII and 1 lllx • yard pUI At ...... ofGIIIII. - 111111 ,..... 'fttiHed ttl .... ParOl! to Larry Garroa. Burford snagged a ._28-~lrd I •rnlfW. pea from DaWIIOD ,,. A •eplleolow ot111r ad ttl lilt"""' toucbdown or the pmaJ ll!!l Illtu:e llllllil:lllclrltlltlat CXIIting llllt 1 tew cloiiiN the fourth period and lbea - . 1 month llwl fila "'ollhll's 1 flllllldc8J'" t11eJ \ onto a 15-yarder far a llw42 I So • lllpt ow -..lila 1111t 1111i11 t1Mr TO. Dawson eompleted Ill"~ III 111• \',hellld llome. K!lDSBs €1ty deal wbm he & eight-yard -~~~~-11111:11 ofW- wltllll h ........ It!· rooltle Mlb ,... 1t1at 1,llld •lllflllllw red 1111e. Untl ! • 1 ' BAKER .FURNITUI'~ . ly ...... pushed Mamie S.: two sons. Charles T.. Cincinnati, and Paul A., of 1 Porterfield; two daugbters.J Mrs. Jobn R. Bulclter. Belpre, and Mrs. Donald C. Mora, Pomeroy; a brother, William Hayes of F1orida, and 12 grandchild· t~e u~1vers1ty s Center for ln-. rescue squad ,answered ' pas; Vernon R. Alden will go to Funeral services will be held South Viet Nam during the at White's Funeral Home In first week of November to vi•it l Coolville Wednesdty at 2 p. m. the university' s leaeher train· tEST) Burial wDI be In the ing projects conducted there Coolville cemetery. under contract with the U. S. Ageney lor international Devel· M'ddl U • opment. I eport OJ 1 Alden will accompany Dr.l Answers Two Calls Russell Millik~n, _director of The Middleport emergeneyl I tJ KJ I ~ -· · iloam pubUc.". OUtside 01 ChBr!t.'l ste* House, ,one aecordlon · playlna female Army member '1111ocl • frol)t of 8 sign readinl, "Ge · Glrll Nltely," and shouted glad s~ .tu she fouiMt fwo Flne8 Ordered more out of fue lhpn ~f c,hech. Le Inside; 8 barmiiiO witH rub! Bv Mavor ~~:ar earrtngo luin&lnl from 1 gold One bond was forfeited 1111(1 chain retarted, ·"There's better two Ones ordered In Pomeror peilple lp than tblre art Mayor Charles Logar's court ou:.::.;t..;the;..;.:re_._".,...-~---­ Saturday avenlng. Daniel Ea· gene Roush, Hartford, forfeited a $1& bOnd on a cbarge of lntol· Ication. William Anderson, 21 HoJ't. ford, on a charge of OWt, was fined $100 and costs and three days in jall, and cundiff, 23, Middleport, passing on a dougle yellow line, was fined $5 and cos!J. llOUIICt lililr here Vernon N. Haves, 68 of Glenside. Pa .. who was killed in a train . auto arcldenl Sunday morning at Belpre, w~• a form. er restdent of ~oolvllle. . . 1)1 MIKE P~~AIT broke loose to score his thlnl!ondo lelllll tbelblniiiiJII&. riJOIIil and a _ __ .. ·-PM lr - -· ttittl tut- . ._ naellctlll--aa&l - . utllhl a Sallrdap tGu!'IIIIIDelli United Preu llttepaHonal touchdown, a ii7·Yard jaunt to After agabl lord111 the guarding Smith, wbo IOI• Ialo clock. •. 13-fard lllMD ·PBII from Ryan NEW YO~ (l/Pl) ~., ,..-"*~~!':" CLEVELAND IUPl) - Many give the llroWDI a eomlortable Browns to ptUlt, SL Lou1l took 1ho open.• CleveJBIIII'f · bllltlmt IIUirBia mareh. 0. Wldeaer·s Bold ' Hour 001: · lans today are proba~ly wonder· 28-14 lead. over on Ita own 20. A pan In- · The "new man" wu Emlo could bave bHn ll'Uier u 1111 to end 1 tJrat quarter 7G-yard lasted Successor by a balf· 1ng U the de{endin& Eastern Dl· But that'l where the Browno loterfereaoe peulty moved lbt Kellerman, who replaced WaJ. BroWDI luld beea lin to aU St. Louis' first 100re came length to win the $147,1BO vision cbampion Cleveland stopped and the Cards started, baU to the Cleveland 41. Prcn- ter Beach, sidelined wilb a In 011 lilree CardiDal miscues..Ill midway In the first period 00 a Futurity Stakes at Aqueduet. Browns are a "lb'tl ball" club In the nert 17 minutes, the Uce Gault roced 19 yarda for pulled muscle earl7 ·ill 1111 ,...,. the first quarl!lr Rosa Fichtner 114-yard ldckoff return by rookie this sea~, . Cardlntila virtually Ol(lloded for the ~ tally with leA than ond period. . Intercepted a Jobnsoa paa, but Jloy Sll!vers. Tbe other came on N E W C A ST L E, England And a glance at the past lwo three loucbdOWDJ to upend 18 mlnutu rernalniDg. Blow Late ftaacn Lou Groza's attempted field Johnson'• 83-yard pass to Sonny (UP!) -?'hte Legrange of St Loull games woald lnlieate Utis ts a Cleveland 34-211, holdin& the "Tbe Drst ball wu a vldoul Cleveland had a gliod cllince goal from 1ho 44-yard liDe fell Randle. South Africa shot • 'IJ.bole Dallu dislrlnet possibility. Clevelanders to 80 yarda passlntl nightmare," llld CardiDala pllol te overtake St Louis .. 1ho llntil short R led 21 1 41 score of 272 to capture the Pldlatlelphta 1 The Browns launched a ma.. 4~ yards rush!na In the last Charley Wblter, "bul WI ID8J)o quarter wben Jim B~ v~.-« tw St Louis f In y::,m~ e for ~ 9 $36,400 Seruor Servlee JOI! Pitts.__, sive offensive Sunday to lead half. ag~ to get bock IDto 1ho IWIItg misled eo what woul4 pve ·-··-~... 0 • urn- g P · yar • totu'namenl. _,... the st. Louis Cardinals 21·14 al Jobnoon Hill Twa Tllo of been hill 125th CODIICUI1va -"In bles In thooecond period Clev• Jebnson 11 of 20 lor 218 yards. Claveland 8 In tho RCODII halt. the ball, but failed to follow Veteran Charley Johnson, .~ po!nl since be entered the NFL. land lo the 13 where K•"?" picked up 109 yards INDIANAPOLIS tl1PJ) - Washington · throu... ·• 1n th e .ma .. 1 lwo pen·oc1s qua rter bac k1ng 1ho cardl to Charley (JohnJoD) &ot Ill In- ""'• Card'--'· lbw-~ .... Frank Groza s ldck bounced foul off llrushlng In 18 attempts, while Clearwater Fla defeated Pro- New York ....__ , '" w.... .,..,.. . the .,....,. --• ..... to,._ , 7 G h ld · • ·• Atlanta as wa1 the use In their 21·20 their second consecutive victory to the eod Zlllll ,.,_ 11 eoun.- Ryan'a passlaJ efforts, altbaugh Uy• ...,., """ a..,.. - • _reen wu e lo 22 m IO car· vidence. R.I., 4-2, to wiD llle loss to the Green Bay Packen over the Brown., !a Cleveland, ed," ha aald. be hit Paul Warlleld ia lbe end wbere hill boot feU abort. nes. eighth nationtil fast pltcb Westera liM. . ' tossed a 58-yard touchdown "Wt weren't plarlnl the 1001 ud lili fomer Obllllate Makea M-Yard RetarD Rookie ligbt end M!lt Morin softball championship. W. · 011 ~--It'. ,; {i Clav~ ~ to llrelcb pass to Jackie Smith and then screen• very well, • Winter said. star dropped tba ball. Kelly scored his flrlt hall madt 111x eatcbn for rT yards, Green Bay the odge ov~ · the ·Cardinals In connected on a nine-yard toss HI apla!aed 11tat the Cordi The Browno got the baD - Tllo on runs of two and one Warfield three f,.. 79 and Green 8tmday Baltimore the· earlr part .t 1111 third per· to B1lly Gambrell to knot the were able to 1001'1 the equalizer more lime but lalled to set past yards while Ernie Green, the five for .5ll yardl and 1 touch· D 0 R T M U N D, Germ~y ~geles loll when lralfbaek Leroy Kelty score at 28-28 wlth just 21 oeo- because 1ho "Browna bad 1 blitz their OWII 21 and Sl Loula took only othar Cleveland player to down. (IJPI) -Natalia Koutachinskaia S Fra clot» Tavern owners. along bar"{lot- meetings in the area every !Iunday· evenin~. . "Sure It's hurlin' our ·.,...,... said - preprlelor. ple feel llllilty about If they have to wll6t through buncb of mllllclano who de- Crash Victim Was Formerly ·Of Coolville Survivors indude hit . . • .. couiMJIUS (l)PI) - He Pl'tiJIO,... lnd .... '" ..pled. He died bet.h· 1111 wedding date coald be D•ed. = aa - GAINING YARDAGE- Kyger Creek's Jimmy White. (I~ ) is pkl<in~ up. good yardage on a run against the Southe_rn Torna~oes Fnday mght. Movmg_ 10 to make the tackle to the right l)f·the offtctal ptctured m the foreground IS South· ern's Mike Jenkins (80) whife Steve Dailey (85) comes across fteld .. Kyger Creek won the game 6·0 on a last period touch1own by Tom Ebtin. --~------ BroWnless Browns l ted North High Street are pretty unhappy .about a band , of Salvailon Army 'lnembers who siQg and hoi~ praylir lovO. IIJJ'NOW ' '· ' ~. J' ',• . .......... CASH before night l'1laae for _. .-1ek O.K. ..,_ ..., fR 71R11l _ , . . . - llulfty - .... WB IIONIY IS M MSIIGI �'• . ' , itr.i.~ftterSide b> , , · o··~ · ~n ' ~1 ,'·T:; ,.U·FJISi\iJ ;• '·U)'i'..w:f .J.J.. D · · · •·.~:· ' ..ll· .own ..: ~·~~~...L MOSC0n Y~ · "''th o. ees:~ur t · rw . . . tei'Vlews '' . ; I ·•SCores ... '•'. 1f] •., .:..i' it , ( :, '~,• ' \ , ' •• :: , 1'(, ' ~-tllllrt,l, • .'t . QQI1l W~leyan lS •K•~aioO 8 . · ,, . • 1 • 4 '·- •.•• ..boll · · llUtll'ansaaat).' at Boston \ . Edinhor!Pa,)' O,; S~nDie~o 3, 0 0 -1.000 Sisk,O'Dell!5),McB~an Defiance 20 Adrlail (Mich.), ~ Oakland . · I<-,3 0 .250 Face !8) and PagUaronl; ~ ..~titer ••~' • ." '• . · Capllal 12 Mount Umon ~ .'.. 9. 3 .0. · ,.000 Kelley, Carooll (8) ~ Car·ty:l .,... •""' . "bow mueb· wtuld 11 cost to ...\. . Hiram 12 Oberlin 1 · Sllllday'o ~suits ' WP-Kelley (7-4). LP-Sisk 1, ... 1-1 By DICK WJ$ST ' find Gill who Is being consi· By ·UDlled Press intoJ'!Iallonal Centre 20 Kenyon 6 Buffalo 27 Houston llO 1!115-,Aaron 2 (4lsl and 42nd),l Uli!IHI<CIN~ lllterlaU.lllll . dered tor lbe Ju!tlee Iiepart: Ohio. St. J.4 Texaa Chri~llan 7 Marietta 16 Calif. St. rPa. l o City 43 BQ~ton "24 Jones (21st), Clemente (28th). WAS Q,.,N CUP!) ~The , ,. ;, · Ohio Unlv. ?.3 Boston ·:on. 14 · Bluffton 21 Alma 20 · York 16 Denver ,7' Ill' Moscow correspondent ,for the ment vacancy? Miami 27 Xavier 3 . Slippery Rock 7 W!lmington 6 San Diego 21 Oakland 20 !13 IDDjap Wall Slreet Journal '(ol all ,. Tampa (Fla.) 20 . Hillsdale 2B Findlay !3 Sund&y'o G1111es St. Louis 000000120000-311 ., 1 can • 01 II for you · •·ople) recen~y report<d ~I i Miami at San Ulego Phila 101 001000- 41• ' h 1 1 " •• Is Bowlin& Green 13 · • R ·sslan bureoucrats have stan- w o esa e, uoe ass tant reAFL Standln11 HHo~u~s~to~n~a~I~De=n~ve~r;,...,.._....!.,~c:ar~ll~o~n,~W~illls:~(7~),~~::1 td charging fees for Interviews. piles. Villanova 20 Toledo 11 1-, "The run-of-the-Kremlin InDayton 23 Cincinnati 7 By Ualled Pres• lateruallooal terview now costs about f$0," "Okay, the price Is right but Kent St. 26 Northern Illinois 7 Eastern Division he wrole. "Exclusive material how can 1 be sure you are M,.kini!Um 28 Akron o W. L. Pet.. GB . OPTOMITRIST can cosl much more." giving me the straight dope?" Albion 14 Ohio Northern 8 New York 3 0 0 1.000 Office BOlUS: II to 12, 2 to II (Close at N11011 OD It's a crazy, mlzed·Up world "M ....... 'th Houston 2 2 0 .500 ~ Y news .. come WI a Cam""'" 'l'ech 18 Wooster 6 Buffalo 2 2 0 Tlturs. - Bill COurt St.. Pome1 OJ ......... Ior sure. A Communl 1t pv~..ment with free enterprls6 press money back guarantee." Morehead 21 12 Boston I 2 0 .333 relations. Meanwhile, in Washington, the government of the earth's leading c a pit a II st .country opera les under 1 system of £o<'ia!ized news confertJICft. Not that such a thing is Ukely to hr.ppen, but I got to wondenng whal it might be like if administration' 1 f f i c i a I b, lllt'rnbers of Congress lnd other news sources here switched F' ,,· o ' oo Enter · op Value Sta.nps to the profit system. For Example Le!'s say, for example, that White House reporters troop into President Johnsen's office lur one of his impromptu c;:nd ~ ' "~o credit of any kind. We i'iavl' a strict pay.as·you-go polie ~' for news." 1 •, I 3 ROOM$ New ONLY $299 Co_!ent,_ t!O.OO Down ~ . , _ '"' MASON MASON. W. VA. I' Cf ·L:IM EN THY hl i\NV - ----·n - TOP VALUE STAMPS · ":BARREL OF FUN". SWEEPSTAKEs·· Hundreds of winn1rs right from this areal I I I I I I I I I Simply fill out and depostt this entry blank in official I "Barrel of Fun" Sweepstakes entry barrel at any of our storet. No purchase required. You do not have to be present to win. I I CIIY'------------Jhona------- I I I I I I I I I SWEEPSTAKES RUW: Adulll only; limit one entry blank per penron per store visit. There will be no cuh a warda in lieu of merchandise prizes. Tax liability on any prize is the responsibility of the winDer. ··, .. .HAVE A WATCH , RED SKELTON~. "l~~'lllL~1 as-tv Network C ""eel Noll. lor-•• " 111 c:,oo:OO pJ\II. e.s.T. D'-lNewl In the beginnlng, I suppose, there would be a standard price H:ale . " I n f o r m e d sow-ces" Tbio oweepatakes it subject to all Federa!,·State aDd local reg· Sweepstakes 11111~ If lUI > • ' ' '· ;::.::;:. Oizzy bean bas been mea Ill ~ by refusing to let It lie "' lllltlon, -.ok aeparate ~i tch for the MlaL aovernor· shown to an audieRce of 20,000: Washington Redskfn CliarU'I ol•ip. Cornellul Vuderbllt , Jr. ao the picture bad to settle (The Toel Goiolsk scored a.,.. ... ~~~... Ill lllill news"'ter that lor three awards already hancl- manent point wbeo he aUppecl other reeent pres!dtnts .besides ed 11. the sparkler on HIIITiet Van F~R bad love affaira while in Georgie ,Jessel's new gal Kennen, Winnetka (Jll.) beauty; oluc~ and ~ny sttually ,aarn- Audrie Magee is tryiitg to blre tbey 'll wed alter tbe pid sea· ed 1111 ~ whJCb we shant re· barrister Melvin Belll to handle son Jack Brown who peat herein for fear of being her divorce before Georgie gets 17 years In San Quentin and both sued and haunted ... We· any older ... Skitcb Henderson wrote a hook "From Crime to 've bad seven! llelpers 'trying (and his partoer in a VI. ski Christ," committed a mere to track ~own lt. lt'a true 79 · resort, Dr. JohD J. Parenle) 7,000 felonles, he confesses •· .. year-old Robl>rl Moses w01 mar· paid $280,doo for ralUo station ry agam shortly . .. The Holy WSNY in Sdleaectacly .. . BW Falher's planninll another trip l!uckley's conservative b!d ol ~ ol grea~ algnillcance al the $200,000 for a Sloux City, s. D. UN II s now ntne to live station was okayed by lite FCC. Rocl<y will .vln. Elliott Roosevell hired a N. , A ballplayer's lot is les• se· Y· pre£8 ~gent · The tal~ ' cure than an actor's : The Pro are waggmg tllat.'Frankle w•ll Batlpla ers Assn.'s Marvin Mil· call ner Mama M13 nexl year Y Capt: Peter Townsend peddled ler researched and learned a a tw<>part article to a French ~BJO~ , league , player a~erages f ~-by H_,en Bott4tl-_. SWin'S ,.EMIUM U. S.&OVT.IMPEC11D SLICED Hospital ~ews FURNITURE CO, N•m•--------,=== (PLEASE PRINT) AddiHL--- - - - - -- ----------- brief 1ngs. •·Mr. President, have you n10de up your mind whom ytu ""' going to appoint as <.~ ttorney general?'' "Let me see the color of your money." The reporlers get together and pool their resources. Tbey bave $14.97 among them. "At tilal price I wouldn't announce 1 f<deral judge," the President says. · Will you accept a personal rheok'" asks one of the reporters. ' Not unless it'• certified. Otherwise, it has got to be caah •r· a money order." "!low ahout a Diner's Club • ' t · · ~~~~ 1 -::::::;::;;:;;;;;::=::~==~==-~·-= N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 111 ~-" t'r Voice of ·Broadway, ' New York 1, H~elb~g)4 ~lliind ' .~ : !tie.) .t ,. r Wj~g :st ~·• .• ., . Wes~ Dlrii\G!I , , t, I . ,~·· J'.· . I ~PPI-Pittshursb··< .a:':::·j~tt·~·~~~-~~~i~~~ Blld"!n' • Wallat~. ~ .''• . K~~sa~ City . , •'·t ~·_;S'(~ AUanla , illj . 1 •· . 1 ' • nlationaand void wherever prohibited, tued, reotricted or reg• ulated. Employ- and families of Top Value Enterprises, Inc., retail· en civing Top Value Stamps and their advertiaillg acencies not eligible t9 win. Sweepata(res cl.- as advertised. Winners will be notified BACON LEAN- MILD SUGAR CURED mag with one specUkation - 4 '2 ) ears - and there s a 40 . . . . per cent yearly turnover! no mention of Prrncess Marga(· Whitey Lockmans , qmc · tly eang · •. h ld to t'l; WniC wou seem . re- maneuvered into the Chi CUbs mcwe any n~ason for runmng II if w·th Th L. 1 at all . Interior decorator mana~e~s; tp e tp Leeds is leadins Cynthia p :,ipps toward their own flirni lure ... Bob Hope will taj)O a . of JUS . 1 h' fa 'le T V sho wmg rs von C'omics. Jack Carter was the llrst signed . Thut notorious Philly phloosie Lillian R e i s now bills herself as "The Lady Bandit" and h"' last dale was HI a Lansford, Pa ., cafe approrrialely nam<d "The Rod and Gun Club.'' Jeff Uplltarrs . The Yankees have h~nl brewmg 8 tJ:eer sponsor for 67 and are llopmg to arab anp aulD to !he bank. bl' lib . . p . u tc rart~ m rmcetoo 3.00 Tre~ton d~tded on a question of Simple literary standard' to ban "Valley of the .?ulls" from thetr she lves Poor1,~ wntt~n," "shoddy. w~iting,'' poor literary quality, an~ . "The hook just has nothing to 11 KATJ£JWANS COTTAGE CIIEI~S were a few or the author· Most film festivals !whicb explanaUons; "prudery" give "prizes") are phony but the problem- ''Tropic of not the N. v. one _ no prizes, ICancer" and other noo-pornogls why , .. One foreign festival raphy are on said shelves. agreed In advance to band ils six rop awards to a blockbuster llallan • macle film due bere ooon, but erossed up lbe promo!- 2-LB. CTN by phone or roaD. SON IS BORN BROUGHTON'S WINNERS RIGHT IN THIS AREA' I~EMILK ' 9 t .00 • , .M . c.s.T.) 9 -. GAL. 65Mustanq 6 ~llnot.r. Slontlord shlftl rHIO & hooter, whltowat tlrtL charge 1'1.50 per quote: •·nhst'rvers" weuld charge $10; ''highly placed offiCials," 11 2 oil . "reliable illformants," ~nold 64 Ford G$xli 500XL 2 Dr. Hardtop. I ayllntlor, 4 speed trans. Like new , J:'l: ··insiders,'' $17.50, and so on op tile ladder. It probably wuuldn't be long, 62 Ford Falrlane 500. 2 Dr.., I cylinder, llendarcl trano. t,owever, before some seurct"S sl8rted offering discounts. A reporter ealll up a presidential assistant and says, MciNTOSH 66 Ford G•laxie wfth command performance by Chevrolet tlrtl. NOTHING 40 TO BE GIVEN 64 Ford Galaxie ._ ,..., •flerlftl, wllltewa EllUIFTEII FIRM, SLICING TO TOES 63 Chevrolet leiAI,.._4 Dr.l cyl. Itt....... tnna. Whlto waD lirft. 60 Chevrolet llocayne. 2 Dr. I crll*r· •u..metic trana. RHio I . htllar, whllewall Hr11 61 F1lcon ' 2 Dr. I cyL Stondanltrons. (That's 666books) tJ.I.ilt.., 40 MILLIOK STAMPS TO BE GIVEN STOICEI HEATER H§-' .o\'\ W/BACON OR VEGET \HU SOUP Hr-. 65 Pontile G.T.O. TV 250 TOll GlrflfSET -" CotftumONEI!R ....... 100 4 Dr. I .,,....,, out. motlc trtna. iloollo end loootor, _., -ring, 1 ; ' &2 Ford Gal. 5oo 64 Forcl F-700 Dum. Trvd. I .,itnder. No doabt abafi it • . . tiM COMJUf1'JOMIR S!Or;la-Huna. ,......... ........., Lent 63 Mercury c...,. t Ill"""" buy today. IH!m. ~ut.!lllll• '"""' ~, orrfo. piece or rundnnoe. "- burn inJ economical, readily· available coal i1 your hottest -.1 N"' Doer ,IJMrl!ll .... Keith GoWt Fonl USID CAl LOT 1000 CASH PRIZE AWARD· E D ·- 5 "' ii!MI ABBOn BIRDSEYE z Dr. uo Stritt, ' "'"" ana hta._ 4 •. I eyL At rro.._, P. slotrllllo roolle ond hootor heat that'l thcrmotlalically toD· Lrolled. The CowiUSTIOHI!R it a du· rahle heal:er npec::ially daianed for euy installation. maximum heat and ec;oDOmy ••• yet tat.. up IKJ JDOIIIiYiftl lpiCit thtUt 8 FOREMAN CANS dor1 llandanl lroiiL, roollo Huna delivlra fan·circullled EASY nRMS 10~-0Z. 65 Doc111e Dart Srok.u.· •10 YEAR WARRANTY MIDDLEPORT, 0. 63 Ford Galaxie It( home, THE SHOE BOX r,._t. 2 Dr. lllnltop. 4 whlto . .n ..... all rhe bcncflts of fully automatic coal hut,. your hottest buy is the new CowluSTIONEU. Srou•~Huna. Compt~:t and aura<:lin anywhere in your To FROM THIS AREA EACH.w ·EEK Hurry! Enter At Your Friendly Kroger Store Todqy ! ... y,., .,,.,.,, WDftll tnllfl wlltn 11111 1/lop at ..... ltllfl tlllt 1W.'T11, Pomer., .' '*· I I I I I BLACK • BROWN 63Rambler $40,000 fO BE GIVEN BSKT. CAMPBELL'S S50 StriH 4 Dr. 6 cyllnclerf lftndlrd trtne., n· die & hooter, whltewtll COlOR 2-Qt. STRAP FLAT lladlotnil htator, $1,000 CASH I>AG - Ill 500. 4 Dr. I qllnder. outo, trans. llarllo IIIII haaltril TO BUY! 1 MilliON TOP VALUE STAMPS '{ -f o. APPLES 500 2 Dr. Hard r.,_ 6 eyl· lnder, standard trent. Rt· dto & heater, whitewall AWAKE ' RK0o581h Sl. The (sold several yeara aco fo r t2;500,0110) may come down In elibt "'onlhs with a big interior bqjlding replacing lbla lint old cinema palate; RKO Thealrell plans 1110ther modern bljou In the 111111 .... eeaUy buzzlnc ana, aboul 1.900 9·0Z. CAN lo 1.000 ..ts. half ~ capacIt, of tbe lnt:tllllbenl ealh..tral hindi Jill ·u n c••~ tci.JiJ:..w.IUy,~ll i•~1' · Wh•n · ... M!Ckll)l ~ey's Ia::;~:~ j bride Marp Lane's d Sherry a)4o wlU l,._lt Ott. ill 1.. A. . . Former Mn. Hunt. Harlford, Mlll'jorle Sleelt. :111111 lblor . Stop In , •• llld Mk far IIIII' "iiatW IIIIIM(' loa Spac.IPI /Qod. new eiDthet, dootor'setttntion.oo.lt.tllacldlii!PI.Iktt)'QII•n .-Ill- money:;w M4ld ~liS ••• now ••• and rti!IY In ..ntllllt JIIQIItllltln*ll......_WiltaJOQ.JMd money for any .. rtlton·••• ' ' -~ ' . . 10• OFF GIANT . ·" �'• . ' , itr.i.~ftterSide b> , , · o··~ · ~n ' ~1 ,'·T:; ,.U·FJISi\iJ ;• '·U)'i'..w:f .J.J.. D · · · •·.~:· ' ..ll· .own ..: ~·~~~...L MOSC0n Y~ · "''th o. ees:~ur t · rw . . . tei'Vlews '' . ; I ·•SCores ... '•'. 1f] •., .:..i' it , ( :, '~,• ' \ , ' •• :: , 1'(, ' ~-tllllrt,l, • .'t . QQI1l W~leyan lS •K•~aioO 8 . · ,, . • 1 • 4 '·- •.•• ..boll · · llUtll'ansaaat).' at Boston \ . Edinhor!Pa,)' O,; S~nDie~o 3, 0 0 -1.000 Sisk,O'Dell!5),McB~an Defiance 20 Adrlail (Mich.), ~ Oakland . · I<-,3 0 .250 Face !8) and PagUaronl; ~ ..~titer ••~' • ." '• . · Capllal 12 Mount Umon ~ .'.. 9. 3 .0. · ,.000 Kelley, Carooll (8) ~ Car·ty:l .,... •""' . "bow mueb· wtuld 11 cost to ...\. . Hiram 12 Oberlin 1 · Sllllday'o ~suits ' WP-Kelley (7-4). LP-Sisk 1, ... 1-1 By DICK WJ$ST ' find Gill who Is being consi· By ·UDlled Press intoJ'!Iallonal Centre 20 Kenyon 6 Buffalo 27 Houston llO 1!115-,Aaron 2 (4lsl and 42nd),l Uli!IHI<CIN~ lllterlaU.lllll . dered tor lbe Ju!tlee Iiepart: Ohio. St. J.4 Texaa Chri~llan 7 Marietta 16 Calif. St. rPa. l o City 43 BQ~ton "24 Jones (21st), Clemente (28th). WAS Q,.,N CUP!) ~The , ,. ;, · Ohio Unlv. ?.3 Boston ·:on. 14 · Bluffton 21 Alma 20 · York 16 Denver ,7' Ill' Moscow correspondent ,for the ment vacancy? Miami 27 Xavier 3 . Slippery Rock 7 W!lmington 6 San Diego 21 Oakland 20 !13 IDDjap Wall Slreet Journal '(ol all ,. Tampa (Fla.) 20 . Hillsdale 2B Findlay !3 Sund&y'o G1111es St. Louis 000000120000-311 ., 1 can • 01 II for you · •·ople) recen~y report<d ~I i Miami at San Ulego Phila 101 001000- 41• ' h 1 1 " •• Is Bowlin& Green 13 · • R ·sslan bureoucrats have stan- w o esa e, uoe ass tant reAFL Standln11 HHo~u~s~to~n~a~I~De=n~ve~r;,...,.._....!.,~c:ar~ll~o~n,~W~illls:~(7~),~~::1 td charging fees for Interviews. piles. Villanova 20 Toledo 11 1-, "The run-of-the-Kremlin InDayton 23 Cincinnati 7 By Ualled Pres• lateruallooal terview now costs about f$0," "Okay, the price Is right but Kent St. 26 Northern Illinois 7 Eastern Division he wrole. "Exclusive material how can 1 be sure you are M,.kini!Um 28 Akron o W. L. Pet.. GB . OPTOMITRIST can cosl much more." giving me the straight dope?" Albion 14 Ohio Northern 8 New York 3 0 0 1.000 Office BOlUS: II to 12, 2 to II (Close at N11011 OD It's a crazy, mlzed·Up world "M ....... 'th Houston 2 2 0 .500 ~ Y news .. come WI a Cam""'" 'l'ech 18 Wooster 6 Buffalo 2 2 0 Tlturs. - Bill COurt St.. Pome1 OJ ......... Ior sure. A Communl 1t pv~..ment with free enterprls6 press money back guarantee." Morehead 21 12 Boston I 2 0 .333 relations. Meanwhile, in Washington, the government of the earth's leading c a pit a II st .country opera les under 1 system of £o<'ia!ized news confertJICft. Not that such a thing is Ukely to hr.ppen, but I got to wondenng whal it might be like if administration' 1 f f i c i a I b, lllt'rnbers of Congress lnd other news sources here switched F' ,,· o ' oo Enter · op Value Sta.nps to the profit system. For Example Le!'s say, for example, that White House reporters troop into President Johnsen's office lur one of his impromptu c;:nd ~ ' "~o credit of any kind. We i'iavl' a strict pay.as·you-go polie ~' for news." 1 •, I 3 ROOM$ New ONLY $299 Co_!ent,_ t!O.OO Down ~ . , _ '"' MASON MASON. W. VA. I' Cf ·L:IM EN THY hl i\NV - ----·n - TOP VALUE STAMPS · ":BARREL OF FUN". SWEEPSTAKEs·· Hundreds of winn1rs right from this areal I I I I I I I I I Simply fill out and depostt this entry blank in official I "Barrel of Fun" Sweepstakes entry barrel at any of our storet. No purchase required. You do not have to be present to win. I I CIIY'------------Jhona------- I I I I I I I I I SWEEPSTAKES RUW: Adulll only; limit one entry blank per penron per store visit. There will be no cuh a warda in lieu of merchandise prizes. Tax liability on any prize is the responsibility of the winDer. ··, .. .HAVE A WATCH , RED SKELTON~. "l~~'lllL~1 as-tv Network C ""eel Noll. lor-•• " 111 c:,oo:OO pJ\II. e.s.T. D'-lNewl In the beginnlng, I suppose, there would be a standard price H:ale . " I n f o r m e d sow-ces" Tbio oweepatakes it subject to all Federa!,·State aDd local reg· Sweepstakes 11111~ If lUI > • ' ' '· ;::.::;:. Oizzy bean bas been mea Ill ~ by refusing to let It lie "' lllltlon, -.ok aeparate ~i tch for the MlaL aovernor· shown to an audieRce of 20,000: Washington Redskfn CliarU'I ol•ip. Cornellul Vuderbllt , Jr. ao the picture bad to settle (The Toel Goiolsk scored a.,.. ... ~~~... Ill lllill news"'ter that lor three awards already hancl- manent point wbeo he aUppecl other reeent pres!dtnts .besides ed 11. the sparkler on HIIITiet Van F~R bad love affaira while in Georgie ,Jessel's new gal Kennen, Winnetka (Jll.) beauty; oluc~ and ~ny sttually ,aarn- Audrie Magee is tryiitg to blre tbey 'll wed alter tbe pid sea· ed 1111 ~ whJCb we shant re· barrister Melvin Belll to handle son Jack Brown who peat herein for fear of being her divorce before Georgie gets 17 years In San Quentin and both sued and haunted ... We· any older ... Skitcb Henderson wrote a hook "From Crime to 've bad seven! llelpers 'trying (and his partoer in a VI. ski Christ," committed a mere to track ~own lt. lt'a true 79 · resort, Dr. JohD J. Parenle) 7,000 felonles, he confesses •· .. year-old Robl>rl Moses w01 mar· paid $280,doo for ralUo station ry agam shortly . .. The Holy WSNY in Sdleaectacly .. . BW Falher's planninll another trip l!uckley's conservative b!d ol ~ ol grea~ algnillcance al the $200,000 for a Sloux City, s. D. UN II s now ntne to live station was okayed by lite FCC. Rocl<y will .vln. Elliott Roosevell hired a N. , A ballplayer's lot is les• se· Y· pre£8 ~gent · The tal~ ' cure than an actor's : The Pro are waggmg tllat.'Frankle w•ll Batlpla ers Assn.'s Marvin Mil· call ner Mama M13 nexl year Y Capt: Peter Townsend peddled ler researched and learned a a tw<>part article to a French ~BJO~ , league , player a~erages f ~-by H_,en Bott4tl-_. SWin'S ,.EMIUM U. S.&OVT.IMPEC11D SLICED Hospital ~ews FURNITURE CO, N•m•--------,=== (PLEASE PRINT) AddiHL--- - - - - -- ----------- brief 1ngs. •·Mr. President, have you n10de up your mind whom ytu ""' going to appoint as <.~ ttorney general?'' "Let me see the color of your money." The reporlers get together and pool their resources. Tbey bave $14.97 among them. "At tilal price I wouldn't announce 1 f<deral judge," the President says. · Will you accept a personal rheok'" asks one of the reporters. ' Not unless it'• certified. Otherwise, it has got to be caah •r· a money order." "!low ahout a Diner's Club • ' t · · ~~~~ 1 -::::::;::;;:;;;;;::=::~==~==-~·-= N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 111 ~-" t'r Voice of ·Broadway, ' New York 1, H~elb~g)4 ~lliind ' .~ : !tie.) .t ,. r Wj~g :st ~·• .• ., . Wes~ Dlrii\G!I , , t, I . ,~·· J'.· . I ~PPI-Pittshursb··< .a:':::·j~tt·~·~~~-~~~i~~~ Blld"!n' • Wallat~. ~ .''• . K~~sa~ City . , •'·t ~·_;S'(~ AUanla , illj . 1 •· . 1 ' • nlationaand void wherever prohibited, tued, reotricted or reg• ulated. Employ- and families of Top Value Enterprises, Inc., retail· en civing Top Value Stamps and their advertiaillg acencies not eligible t9 win. Sweepata(res cl.- as advertised. Winners will be notified BACON LEAN- MILD SUGAR CURED mag with one specUkation - 4 '2 ) ears - and there s a 40 . . . . per cent yearly turnover! no mention of Prrncess Marga(· Whitey Lockmans , qmc · tly eang · •. h ld to t'l; WniC wou seem . re- maneuvered into the Chi CUbs mcwe any n~ason for runmng II if w·th Th L. 1 at all . Interior decorator mana~e~s; tp e tp Leeds is leadins Cynthia p :,ipps toward their own flirni lure ... Bob Hope will taj)O a . of JUS . 1 h' fa 'le T V sho wmg rs von C'omics. Jack Carter was the llrst signed . Thut notorious Philly phloosie Lillian R e i s now bills herself as "The Lady Bandit" and h"' last dale was HI a Lansford, Pa ., cafe approrrialely nam<d "The Rod and Gun Club.'' Jeff Uplltarrs . The Yankees have h~nl brewmg 8 tJ:eer sponsor for 67 and are llopmg to arab anp aulD to !he bank. bl' lib . . p . u tc rart~ m rmcetoo 3.00 Tre~ton d~tded on a question of Simple literary standard' to ban "Valley of the .?ulls" from thetr she lves Poor1,~ wntt~n," "shoddy. w~iting,'' poor literary quality, an~ . "The hook just has nothing to 11 KATJ£JWANS COTTAGE CIIEI~S were a few or the author· Most film festivals !whicb explanaUons; "prudery" give "prizes") are phony but the problem- ''Tropic of not the N. v. one _ no prizes, ICancer" and other noo-pornogls why , .. One foreign festival raphy are on said shelves. agreed In advance to band ils six rop awards to a blockbuster llallan • macle film due bere ooon, but erossed up lbe promo!- 2-LB. CTN by phone or roaD. SON IS BORN BROUGHTON'S WINNERS RIGHT IN THIS AREA' I~EMILK ' 9 t .00 • , .M . c.s.T.) 9 -. GAL. 65Mustanq 6 ~llnot.r. Slontlord shlftl rHIO & hooter, whltowat tlrtL charge 1'1.50 per quote: •·nhst'rvers" weuld charge $10; ''highly placed offiCials," 11 2 oil . "reliable illformants," ~nold 64 Ford G$xli 500XL 2 Dr. Hardtop. I ayllntlor, 4 speed trans. Like new , J:'l: ··insiders,'' $17.50, and so on op tile ladder. It probably wuuldn't be long, 62 Ford Falrlane 500. 2 Dr.., I cylinder, llendarcl trano. t,owever, before some seurct"S sl8rted offering discounts. A reporter ealll up a presidential assistant and says, MciNTOSH 66 Ford G•laxie wfth command performance by Chevrolet tlrtl. NOTHING 40 TO BE GIVEN 64 Ford Galaxie ._ ,..., •flerlftl, wllltewa EllUIFTEII FIRM, SLICING TO TOES 63 Chevrolet leiAI,.._4 Dr.l cyl. Itt....... tnna. Whlto waD lirft. 60 Chevrolet llocayne. 2 Dr. I crll*r· •u..metic trana. RHio I . htllar, whllewall Hr11 61 F1lcon ' 2 Dr. I cyL Stondanltrons. (That's 666books) tJ.I.ilt.., 40 MILLIOK STAMPS TO BE GIVEN STOICEI HEATER H§-' .o\'\ W/BACON OR VEGET \HU SOUP Hr-. 65 Pontile G.T.O. TV 250 TOll GlrflfSET -" CotftumONEI!R ....... 100 4 Dr. I .,,....,, out. motlc trtna. iloollo end loootor, _., -ring, 1 ; ' &2 Ford Gal. 5oo 64 Forcl F-700 Dum. Trvd. I .,itnder. No doabt abafi it • . . tiM COMJUf1'JOMIR S!Or;la-Huna. ,......... ........., Lent 63 Mercury c...,. t Ill"""" buy today. IH!m. ~ut.!lllll• '"""' ~, orrfo. piece or rundnnoe. "- burn inJ economical, readily· available coal i1 your hottest -.1 N"' Doer ,IJMrl!ll .... Keith GoWt Fonl USID CAl LOT 1000 CASH PRIZE AWARD· E D ·- 5 "' ii!MI ABBOn BIRDSEYE z Dr. uo Stritt, ' "'"" ana hta._ 4 •. I eyL At rro.._, P. slotrllllo roolle ond hootor heat that'l thcrmotlalically toD· Lrolled. The CowiUSTIOHI!R it a du· rahle heal:er npec::ially daianed for euy installation. maximum heat and ec;oDOmy ••• yet tat.. up IKJ JDOIIIiYiftl lpiCit thtUt 8 FOREMAN CANS dor1 llandanl lroiiL, roollo Huna delivlra fan·circullled EASY nRMS 10~-0Z. 65 Doc111e Dart Srok.u.· •10 YEAR WARRANTY MIDDLEPORT, 0. 63 Ford Galaxie It( home, THE SHOE BOX r,._t. 2 Dr. lllnltop. 4 whlto . .n ..... all rhe bcncflts of fully automatic coal hut,. your hottest buy is the new CowluSTIONEU. Srou•~Huna. Compt~:t and aura<:lin anywhere in your To FROM THIS AREA EACH.w ·EEK Hurry! Enter At Your Friendly Kroger Store Todqy ! ... y,., .,,.,.,, WDftll tnllfl wlltn 11111 1/lop at ..... ltllfl tlllt 1W.'T11, Pomer., .' '*· I I I I I BLACK • BROWN 63Rambler $40,000 fO BE GIVEN BSKT. CAMPBELL'S S50 StriH 4 Dr. 6 cyllnclerf lftndlrd trtne., n· die & hooter, whltewtll COlOR 2-Qt. STRAP FLAT lladlotnil htator, $1,000 CASH I>AG - Ill 500. 4 Dr. I qllnder. outo, trans. llarllo IIIII haaltril TO BUY! 1 MilliON TOP VALUE STAMPS '{ -f o. APPLES 500 2 Dr. Hard r.,_ 6 eyl· lnder, standard trent. Rt· dto & heater, whitewall AWAKE ' RK0o581h Sl. The (sold several yeara aco fo r t2;500,0110) may come down In elibt "'onlhs with a big interior bqjlding replacing lbla lint old cinema palate; RKO Thealrell plans 1110ther modern bljou In the 111111 .... eeaUy buzzlnc ana, aboul 1.900 9·0Z. CAN lo 1.000 ..ts. half ~ capacIt, of tbe lnt:tllllbenl ealh..tral hindi Jill ·u n c••~ tci.JiJ:..w.IUy,~ll i•~1' · Wh•n · ... M!Ckll)l ~ey's Ia::;~:~ j bride Marp Lane's d Sherry a)4o wlU l,._lt Ott. ill 1.. A. . . Former Mn. Hunt. Harlford, Mlll'jorle Sleelt. :111111 lblor . Stop In , •• llld Mk far IIIII' "iiatW IIIIIM(' loa Spac.IPI /Qod. new eiDthet, dootor'setttntion.oo.lt.tllacldlii!PI.Iktt)'QII•n .-Ill- money:;w M4ld ~liS ••• now ••• and rti!IY In ..ntllllt JIIQIItllltln*ll......_WiltaJOQ.JMd money for any .. rtlton·••• ' ' -~ ' . . 10• OFF GIANT . ·" �~· : 1 .' -'t.-. ( 1HE WILLm BARNEY GooGLI ind SNUFIIY · WHEEl AliGNMENT 1964 CHEVELLE $1495 2 DlHu. Lew mileage by local owner beautiful darlr: green over light a:reen. Like new whitewall tires, spollm clean interior, 155 h.p., 6 cylinder eagine, standard transmission, radio, he-ater, real nice. 1962 CHEVROLET :----:-:-:---::::-,---::-7;- $1095 4 Door Sedan, VB engine, old. tnu. Whit. filliob with red interior, good tires, radto and heater 1957 CHEVROLET ;:----,-;:,-:-;--;--;:::-:-: $395 Bel Air St. Wagon. White ovtl' re4 tinisb, clean interior, good tires. V8 eneine, automatic itMI. R&H IRAICE SERVICE Blaettnars BLAETTNARS Pomeroy, Ohio u.- SPORT . 80~1' SPRINT ILAETTNARS Phone 992-210 Pomeroy,O. IIIC.IT, P)Oj>i,~ . DICK RAW\-INQ~•. ' ' '111101'1 a.wl•riliJionlltt~ . w'i(:l411f LI'L ABNER ' MIDDL.I'OIIT. OHIO. P.iST -'IOU'LL ,.r;;'-.,.GE_ T...,R.IFE./1/( QHOP ;ftC!•!~ SlUING OUT I e2 USED CARl LEFT ePARTS for OUTBOARD Uf'l. OPEN EVES. 9:00 p.M. ~50 -ON FOP.f>IDDJ!IJ ® Puinaroy Motor Co. N lftd MOTORS eBOATS & MOTORS eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS . liG breed~. at ~i. Pameror Ia II daley l'or ..nee Parker'i IIIIU284 or 1115-IIIZf Chbler tUotr lft'l'JI ElOLD WBA'111D • bold, etjetlila, ·IPfdoro & oth or llsecil ·1'111, " GomiJia Ia lide your home wben II'• ftl'lll. l'roleel ,our · homo from lillie pesll 111111 ARAB, available at KlaB llullden I.Uii WAIJT . 'HONEU GOIIeRNM6NT' AIVD Wf: W!Wr BllppJJOo~ll1ddl.eport I 'U lie IT NOW I CAU YOO OOIT? GASOLINI! ALLEY SVR£, etrT rrL!. COST 'r'A! THI IOilN LOSI11 c" ::> AND HIS S:. 11001( ll@al1ll1elll and hath, !furnished,. ·•.Ml~eport. Ph. . ~!F.. 12 tie THREE and lour room !Urnlsll· -.c&-· and unlurnisbed apanments. WY ...-5434. 12 8 llr ". \ • I . FOUR ROOM furntsb-.1 apari:, meoL WY 2-,1658. 4 14 !lc 4 ROOM apartment with bat~ ln Pomeroy, 0. Ph, 992-5385. I II lie NJCE • rooms aDd botb om. ly SCHULZ furnished apartment, Middle- •. port. Ohio. •Pb. i!IZ-3874. ' I D<»>'r 8£1./EVE IT...D06S IllER!' llClRN 1tl BITE f'EOfi.E ON THE LEG;ANI>10SI.Eii" 8 3 tfc THREE and lour roiOm lur IN 'THE ~Iii Dished apartmeaiS. AD otiliIlea paid. Fhone WY Z-2771. Rowle1 llld Reed Alter 6 p. m. caD WY 2-~74. t s lie l 100M trailer, natural gu, water. alJ utensils furnished, !tlose to store and close to ;-my hom• phone to use, will :rent to couple or private peraon. Ph. S.3-2fillll, Portland, 0. t f lie MODERN 2 bedroom home.. Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992-2903 daJ , or II!J2.-3702 eveninp. 7 H lie i'lEWLY de<oraled laur- room downstairs apartment, new gao beating ulllto, 110 Butlernut Ave., Pomerw:. 0. Ph. • zs 11!12-5233. lllp - ; !lOOM aparmal 11'1111 batb. Ph. 992-3311. I t lie .. For Sale - I CLEANINEST carpent eleantr you ever used. So easy. too. Get Bl~ Lustre. Rent ele.,. ,I. tric shampooer HardMre blc. ea,. ' . ., ~~ . ,}! Pickena • :H !tc /. ~ . ' .1, I>' SAVE BIG. Do your ...,. rut ud ~ cleaain1 wi~ bi~ · ~-w eiecttle lllwll· · ·r:.. :......, - r~· . .. . , .. ~ . ..... ,.til!:.,_ """'" ~=;~: =,.·;.l i " ~ .,, ' '•·r ..,. ~. , ;/ ~, ,. . ', .... ... · · -~ -·~··... ,. .;,;,.,,..,. .., "'""'"' ~ " .. '~- ·- · · . ----- __ . .. ' : ...... \\- I """----·- --·-· \ ·~ ..._ _____ _......_.,....... ~..-;,,. .,....,_,.. , ........,....; ' �~· : 1 .' -'t.-. ( 1HE WILLm BARNEY GooGLI ind SNUFIIY · WHEEl AliGNMENT 1964 CHEVELLE $1495 2 DlHu. Lew mileage by local owner beautiful darlr: green over light a:reen. Like new whitewall tires, spollm clean interior, 155 h.p., 6 cylinder eagine, standard transmission, radio, he-ater, real nice. 1962 CHEVROLET :----:-:-:---::::-,---::-7;- $1095 4 Door Sedan, VB engine, old. tnu. Whit. filliob with red interior, good tires, radto and heater 1957 CHEVROLET ;:----,-;:,-:-;--;--;:::-:-: $395 Bel Air St. Wagon. White ovtl' re4 tinisb, clean interior, good tires. V8 eneine, automatic itMI. R&H IRAICE SERVICE Blaettnars BLAETTNARS Pomeroy, Ohio u.- SPORT . 80~1' SPRINT ILAETTNARS Phone 992-210 Pomeroy,O. IIIC.IT, P)Oj>i,~ . DICK RAW\-INQ~•. ' ' '111101'1 a.wl•riliJionlltt~ . w'i(:l411f LI'L ABNER ' MIDDL.I'OIIT. OHIO. P.iST -'IOU'LL ,.r;;'-.,.GE_ T...,R.IFE./1/( QHOP ;ftC!•!~ SlUING OUT I e2 USED CARl LEFT ePARTS for OUTBOARD Uf'l. OPEN EVES. 9:00 p.M. ~50 -ON FOP.f>IDDJ!IJ ® Puinaroy Motor Co. N lftd MOTORS eBOATS & MOTORS eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS . liG breed~. at ~i. Pameror Ia II daley l'or ..nee Parker'i IIIIU284 or 1115-IIIZf Chbler tUotr lft'l'JI ElOLD WBA'111D • bold, etjetlila, ·IPfdoro & oth or llsecil ·1'111, " GomiJia Ia lide your home wben II'• ftl'lll. l'roleel ,our · homo from lillie pesll 111111 ARAB, available at KlaB llullden I.Uii WAIJT . 'HONEU GOIIeRNM6NT' AIVD Wf: W!Wr BllppJJOo~ll1ddl.eport I 'U lie IT NOW I CAU YOO OOIT? GASOLINI! ALLEY SVR£, etrT rrL!. COST 'r'A! THI IOilN LOSI11 c" ::> AND HIS S:. 11001( ll@al1ll1elll and hath, !furnished,. ·•.Ml~eport. Ph. . ~!F.. 12 tie THREE and lour room !Urnlsll· -.c&-· and unlurnisbed apanments. WY ...-5434. 12 8 llr ". \ • I . FOUR ROOM furntsb-.1 apari:, meoL WY 2-,1658. 4 14 !lc 4 ROOM apartment with bat~ ln Pomeroy, 0. Ph, 992-5385. I II lie NJCE • rooms aDd botb om. ly SCHULZ furnished apartment, Middle- •. port. Ohio. •Pb. i!IZ-3874. ' I D<»>'r 8£1./EVE IT...D06S IllER!' llClRN 1tl BITE f'EOfi.E ON THE LEG;ANI>10SI.Eii" 8 3 tfc THREE and lour roiOm lur IN 'THE ~Iii Dished apartmeaiS. AD otiliIlea paid. Fhone WY Z-2771. Rowle1 llld Reed Alter 6 p. m. caD WY 2-~74. t s lie l 100M trailer, natural gu, water. alJ utensils furnished, !tlose to store and close to ;-my hom• phone to use, will :rent to couple or private peraon. Ph. S.3-2fillll, Portland, 0. t f lie MODERN 2 bedroom home.. Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992-2903 daJ , or II!J2.-3702 eveninp. 7 H lie i'lEWLY de<oraled laur- room downstairs apartment, new gao beating ulllto, 110 Butlernut Ave., Pomerw:. 0. Ph. • zs 11!12-5233. lllp - ; !lOOM aparmal 11'1111 batb. Ph. 992-3311. I t lie .. For Sale - I CLEANINEST carpent eleantr you ever used. So easy. too. Get Bl~ Lustre. Rent ele.,. ,I. tric shampooer HardMre blc. ea,. ' . ., ~~ . ,}! Pickena • :H !tc /. ~ . ' .1, I>' SAVE BIG. Do your ...,. rut ud ~ cleaain1 wi~ bi~ · ~-w eiecttle lllwll· · ·r:.. :......, - r~· . .. . , .. ~ . ..... ,.til!:.,_ """'" ~=;~: =,.·;.l i " ~ .,, ' '•·r ..,. ~. , ;/ ~, ,. . ', .... ... · · -~ -·~··... ,. .;,;,.,,..,. .., "'""'"' ~ " .. '~- ·- · · . ----- __ . .. ' : ...... \\- I """----·- --·-· \ ·~ ..._ _____ _......_.,....... ~..-;,,. .,....,_,.. , ........,....; ' �,.. : {j ,. ( I :1'.1, ,. ., ..~-l\l!J r•i l·· ~· "?: f'' '' ~ \ I 1 ::p:~ ::rg~Sav! Around and About ::~;~~~u~~tsA~~~~ille, Milled- I JIIv:;_ Clyde Andrew~ , ' 1'• ~llll!•••!llllllilll!l•-.;.~pFrau ll'ugate and other rela· parentB. { " ' bu~;~~ :~~~e:~. :th'n~~ ~:~~=: ~~r and Mrs. ' ' . ' ·; l_l 1 I -~f .·' : ('' I AIOy~~t~~. ,· - '• ~~e~:,~~e;;~ ·~~ ~~~: ~~-w~~s~!s /,::;:~~· Mr. ,and Church WSCS . , • ·M,· l~d,dllllle~ . r. t ard .Davis who is confined to ,....c-; -_ '4 ~~. 1 · • O'f ' ' r ' ' r· • It , t,. 2 Pomeroy HOUR ' 1 ' . ' J' II ' ' ,.' I '' I· I · '-a-*~ ~'nUne1; ~ilr&~·o~...;t. .;,~, t c~h.mJt~ is R~ing~;~;v.iJ, f .'E6,1btge(J J>y . . ,By M~s; ~~~~~,!) • f.&. M 'l..f t Fot DevOtions ' .' , Mrs. William Fisher Is re- M Manning Roush .,., 1 her home by illness. ported 's quite ill in Meig• of honor at a i . Griff Rull,!l!U has re- . M ·lnCm.S .:, ·~~ • ,· • , Mrs. Gamet Foidea of Born· General Hospital. shower when th~ wscs home from a ten ciJiy A COllllill~ of 11H;,. Lc!Yal The 'Past M~ aull .. bay, Fla., tell Wednesday for Mrs. Don Dailey and Barcy Forest Run MethOdist In Middleio\fll, Franklin, Wom.. 's CI~ 1'~1 ~amed ;'· to Ev~ngeltne ~. Qp; MJ6. Columbus after a three weeks and B. J. of Chillicothe spent mel Wednesday evening at ctmutauquer •,Phlo, w~ere the ·CI!urch ol 'QiiiSt buliiiJ,ng dlepot:(, ~pet F~l",~~ • Rollin BEBrhs entered Holzer visit with her sisters, Mrs. . church. was the IU~it . of her II"Ph- eomlnl,t!!'e .whe1r '.lhe ~lass me~ the ~@SOnic , Templt Willi, Mn. Hospital Saturday afternoon for Edith Thomas, Mrs. Cora Wig- Ina weekend Wllh her pnrents, Mrs. Russ Watson. . , ews, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Ham., Th\lfSday ~v~ at. the church. J•ieldjng Hawld¥ 'and It n, DRY treatment. gins and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hawley . conducted. the meeting, hton and famiJ}I and Mr. ,and Named 10 represent lhe clas1 'Jack BechU~ .•u~ llosteslel. , CLEANING Mrs. Charles R. Karr Sf: re- ,Shuler. or Minersville and Mr. and opened w1th the reading of the Mrs. Thomas Hamilton and on the . committee were Mr,l. Mra.JVIlllti\DihOII)', pi'M1 turned home Saturday after a I Donald Morgan of Newark iMrs. Everett Dailey. purpose of the WSCS m unison. family and Mrs. Irene Hamil- Robert Reibel and Mrs. Ernest dent,_ was la:.diirse of IIJI Service On Request week's visit at Ironton with spent the weekend w1th Mr.l Randy and Becky Houdashelt 1 Devotions taken from . ton and son, Fostel'. Mr. and Lailance. The committee will meeting with Mrs, J. A:. Youq, 1 Mrs. Walter H1ggins and other and Mrs. Esiie Mossman and . · were led by Mrs. Jack Cluri!S, Mrs. Evan Hamlil!ln brought mee\ September 25 to dlscua~ Sr., glvjng .de.,., IDcludlng relalives was accompnmed home Sunday were Sunday dmner guests of who also read an arllcie her home and were her over· the proJect. the reidlnas,· f:simODI Wt (l_ EANERS POMEROY Mrs. Margaret Dannhardt oflby Mrs. Morgan and son, who their grandparents, Mr. and ance" a~d closed with mglll guests. PrOjecls for the year were See," "Eventide,.. ''Wba SumColumbus is the guest of Mrs. spent the past week with her I Mrs. Everett Dailey. .. "Missions to six Edith Haptonstall, student at dl!cussed and rugs made by mer Lingers." ~'RIIky Bull· L.-...,...-""!!""".!~~'!'!'!~~~~~::__!:=:=_.:::_= ::.::_:.::=.:::....==:__~_-______ dealing w1lil . Ohio University, visited over the members were on display. ness" and "\VIIy FJtwera w.. round the world, was the the weekend with her parents, Mrs. Oscar Rousfl, preside~~ Mode," and· ~,with !Jrii1W• of the program presented Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haptonstall read a letter lromMrs. Freu During 1he '·btishless mee1111 Mrs. John Scott. The hymn, and son, BiU. l Gardner concerning the re- gel-well cards -were 8eut 10 Mn. Christ there is no East or Mrs. C. L. Wood has return- cent Illness of her husba!ld, for- Griff Russel~ Mrs.' Zelia Croll opened the program ed to Knoxvm~, Tenn., after mer putor of the Middle!l"rt and T. Neul;llng. ,clamee by a litany on prayers for I a visit here wtth her mother· churcll. played ·and prizes wDa by Mn. Chnstian church in unison. Mrs in-law, Mrs. E. M. Wood, Reported ill were Mrs. C•sb Young, Mrs. Cbarlee llehaelt, Kerns Roush read Romans 1: Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDow· Braley, Mfs. Ida Lambert, Mra. Mrs. Allen Hughes. Mrs. t.uBaa ell and daughter, Debra, _of Leo ChUds, and Mrs. Wllllam SteiH,-Mrs. William Reyualdl, 1_11 and Mrs. stscie Arnold Voice of the Church. Columbus, VISited recently w1th Bradford. A note of thanks was Mrs, .Lee< Roush and Mrs. lola Voices of various countries Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Laltance. read a leiter from Mrs. Fred Lyons. , · _ were read including Eurof!", Mrs. Came Smith has re· remembrances during her ill- Olbers . ptteDdlDg were Jln. Mrs .Mark Evans; Asia, Mrs. turned fr~m .• visit m Akron' ness. . Waller Hllyes, Mrs: Pat· Gallal• Wendell G. Stutler; Africa, Mrs. with relatives, I Mrs. Wilham Reynolds pre- her, Mrs. Evelyn l:A!wlllllllillln. Uswln Nease; North Mr. and )\Irs. Karl OWen were sented ~evotions using theM. L. French. The blll!ISII M . Cu ti s· South In Columbus recenlly lor a 1 theme, What Is Your Reason ed aandwicbes. pllalo-.. US£ Cl()S[D AS A STOVE ••• Mrs. F ~ Nease· and lalflily dinner· . Present were for Attending Church?" She :::; coffee. OPEN AS A FIREPLACE! I' rs. M r Watson' A Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Price read several meditations and CLEAN, LONG·BURNING ARE LOGS 13 BURNS WOOD, COAL OR CIIARCOAL! 1 d rs. er peridd til and daugllter, Kay and son, the meeting was concluded with I an, answ nducted by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bow- the · members expressing their CASE OF 6 anes was co 1 ll ed y . ger and Mn man and daughte,r, susan, Mr· reasons for attending worship I Ar eau and Mrs. Paul Wmebrenner, all service. Sisson. Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Refreahmen!B were served by During ihe business Charles E. Price and children, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. David FarCASE LOTI Mrs. Sisson reported on Christopher, Jon and Anne, mer, and Mrs. Dtho Watts with B~Meeting · askings for the new year Westerville; and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Swisher a contribIN l!SS THAN S CASE lOts lt was voted to pay them. Mrs, John Goodrich, Dayton, uting hostess. Mrs. Wes!t1 fl'r1, · Jll'llldellt l also was agreed to send and Mr. and Mrs. OWen of of the 11!14~ Blllld ..... Wendell G. Stutler to Ministers Middleport. ers, ~ III)IIOU!Ielng lbe lf8dlllr Wives Retreat in October. Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons and ren, Greg, Jeff, and Timmy, meeting to be held Mond!r Following the bush1ess son Jobnny Gallipolis dnd Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne evening, Sept. ·28, at ':31 f. Ilion the layette shower ~- John Lyons, Middleport, Sharp and daughter' Marilyn, m., In ·the ~ scbool Cllfeld, held and refreshment. were were in zanesville Sunday to Mr. and Mrs.. John Sharp and ; The new bllild dlrectllr, IIJJr. vecl by Mrs, Don Grueser visit the latter's mother, Mrs. daughter, Jodie, of Zanesville. Ross Frey, wOI · be lulllllbied AMERICAN MfG. 18" J[ 24 .. Mrs. Stacie Arnold to the Bernard Schramm. The Rev. and . Mrs. Louis and will outline lhe band poland Mrs. John F. Baily. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wagner Bangerter of Spr~ngfield vl!l!l- cles and all C!llmlna .attvltlee CORK BULLETIN !Virginia• Russell) have re- ed Sunday in Middleport with. for the school")ear. . Reg. $177.45 BOAR[) turned to their home in Bryn friends and attended worship . In order lbat ~ery baoit ,.,. FIAESCREEH Mawr, Pa., after vl!liting over service at Heath Church. The ent may be famlUar with tbele and BASKET the weekend with ber motller Rev, Bangerter Is a former pollcies, he 15 teqilestiDfl tbat INC' ND Mrs. Griff Russell. They ~ pastor of Heath Methodist at least one pai-ent Ill ell!h to bring their dau!lhter, Karen, Church. band member ~ Ben Franklin to Ohio State University where M188 Karen Baclmer, 0 hI o , .._ MONDAY · ' · Uni 'ly t d t t th lug the meeting • receptlaa avr RACINE CUB Scouts she wtll be a sophomore. Miss verst s u en ' spen e . Zfl will meet at the Wagner 11 afllllated with Kap. weekend .with ber parents, Mr. Mr. Frey will' be be1d. Fine&l qu olity natured cork with cu.hica b~ng. Hordwood varnished frame wiJb ....etot bongen.. Church Monday Sept. pals Kappa GammfBaradSororlDormty and an~:S·'.f:ett B;~~uth, 26, at 7:30 p. m. Any secretacy o en . daughter of Mr and Mrs Mil· ed boys ages 8 to 10 are Sunday guests of Mr. and lard Wild th de . the IN JACKSON· TWWI gu.:t .. .' .. ' ' l ' 1 ,. . '. ' l ,....~ I . -.: ···- 1 ' . •1 1 ft .' ' ' 't,• ' , ,·. ~·- n , . c ,1" '/ ." ! ', ·~II,., IJIJ,. .. .' · , \· .··'~: . ' \ ' .. ,. . ' .1 •' ., .. , ~ -'II ':''~·' ~ al y ' :{ ~ . ' . :,I I PfNI" Dftolttl To The, 'f',l l...,_,i,. 01 The . . . . . . ,4,.. I I SEPT~BER NO. 113--~-------• 27, 1' Road I Robinson s I Budget Cut One- T PRES-TO-LOGS 1 Band P,arenfs S13!. AskeJ~Attend """"' S13745 CAtENDAR HOME SHOP S129DO One-piece lieel bo• and fraiDe for mo (· imull:l rigidity. Elevating and mitering odjudmentt built into hub tor superior accurac:r ard $implicity. Extro.stt~:~ng, cne.piece, tuOOiar Jteel colunm mounkd direttly ICI frame. Roller head rides co $19.95 LEG STA!. il With Each Home Shop Purchased During Sale! two formed steel ~cb for preci5ioll otnlng. Column and Olm ore cadmium plated. l.or!Jlt bent rip, bevel cro1uut ond ~r~iter a;olu ere IIDJY to Utility Drawer For Stand Available at $8.95 · te) (!) ~ I&D O.WALr RIISHIRI SUDER ACCHSOIY JOf BELT SANDER S4999 · S1999 c/H c/H All .JED ~JIG SAW JIG SAW TABLE ti %" 11 PC. TWIST DRILL SEr UTILITY DRILL S1799 BIBck & Decker 7~" 5 GAL ALL PURPOSE CIRCULAR SAW CLEANER WITH FREE EXTRA $2.29 ILADEI dustrles could be located, Sweeney said. "We are trying to develop 1 system of commutation so peopie can travel back and forth to their jobs and 91111 live In their aame communities.• Corporations can not presently locate in many sections of the region's hills and hollows, he ssald, and will not locate in the Appalachia area at all unll) programs are Initiated to control water - , land to Ita ~=~ buDd publlc f regional beaiib tlonal lelnllka water ~~~;;~ '!be !ederal ey 181d, 11 thoee areas arealelt "We are DOt to reseWe the areu,• be Kill Ratio Near With Infiltrating rona. vited ..; attend with • parents. FIRST FALL meeting ~~ Delta Kappa Gamma Will held Monday, Sept. 26, at the Rutland Methodist Church. The dinner meeting will be served at 6;30 followed by the inltialion ol new member Wilson. Speaker for the ing will be Mrs. Velma koja, head librarian el the Meigs County Bookmobile. MFrs. RotbertFraz!Sharp dwerMe Mraand. dean'~list ~."~"me; u::erslty for orresE'- Ter an __}·_.... the last semester Mrs. ..,er almaa "'"' '"""'" Miss Ruth Hawkins baa returned from 8 month's vacation Round-up. in California where she visited WILDWOOD GARDEN club with her sister, Mrs. Jack will meet at the home of Mrs. Evans and Captain and Mrs. Kenneth Harris Wednesday ev- Frank Estep, and her nephew, ening with Mra. MOton Houda·\ Mr. 8lld Mrs. Rusty Swanson abelt as co-hoatess. and The M1ddleport Jfardllq Band, under the dlneiiGII of Mr. Ross Frey, prw.tfld a balft..lime musical sbow at the Jackson • Middleport foot. ball game II JackSOD Frldap evening. 'lbey also look part In lba annual Jactaoa Apple Fes.tival Panda Saturday e¥6 I · ,· EL.BERfELDS IN POMEROY JANE HOWELL Tent, Daugh· ters of Union Veterans, wIll meet at the DAV hall, Monday, at 7:30 p. m. MIDDLEPORT BAND er AssoclaUon wUI meet Monday evening, Sept. 26 at 7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria of the bigh school. There will be a ception to welcome Mr. Ros• Frey, the new band director. At least one parent of evecy band member Is requested to attend. Mr. Frey will outUne II ali coming activities of bands for the year '66-8'/. STAFF AND OFPICERS of the Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters will hold a regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Phllllp Meinhart in Pomeroy on Monday, Sept. 26, with Mrs. Norma Zirkle as assisting hostesa. ,,. I Tueoday AMERICAN LEGION AuxUI-11 acy of Drew Webster Post No. 39 will meet at the Legion Hall, Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. S1399 c/tt Council Asks Second Traffic Light Chryslerlo Follow Ford In Rollback ar, which the university aald II the first of fls kind. Sweeney explained why the emphasis in the Appaischia economic redevelopment program was on highway construe. Uoo, Completion of 2,3110 miles of access highways in the ~tate Appalachia region wooid bring 118 residents within 25 miles of a major highway system and permit them to travel where In- STOVE Black & Decker DeWALT FREE :to)in Zerkle president of the Non-Proftt Cthzens Development Co., Inc., hands him 11)~ . cement block. U>oklng on at right Is Jim Johnson, one of tbe workers employed iii~coustruction of the bullding, Mayor Fisher and Mr. Zerkle happily tried their con· ~ ~etlon talents as construction got underway Monday.- Sentmel Photo. ing the current year. Sweeney told about 38 repre~tatives of major corporailona at a tw<Hiay seminar, sponsored by the Ohio Univerally Center for Economic Oppor· unity, that the empbaals in the program would conbnue to be on highway conatruction. The businessmen were to out.. Une today recommendations for action In the Appalachia section at the completion of the semln- SOCIAL 11 [~ . LAYING BLOCK- Middleport Mayor C. 0. Fisher, with trowel In hand, Is ~(lout tQ lat a corner block for the new _co lo,nial-style welfare department building. ATHENS, Ohio (UPIJ - The federal antt-poverts budget for tqe Appalachia area will be pared by one-third for the next fiSCal year because the Viet Nam war is "more vital Ill the national Interest," a federal offictal said Monday. John L. Sweeney, co-chairman of the Appalachian Regional Commission which allotB the funds for the 12-state program, 1181d a budget of slightly less than $200 million wa• being consldered for the year etsrting next July I. The federal government approprlated more than ~ million for Appalachia programs dur- ri S2999 ............ *WORKSHOP *AUTO *FIREPLACE *GARAGE FEENEY . BENNETT Pest Ainerican LegioD AwdliarY ID Middleport will meet Tuesday eVening at 7:30 p. m. In the . ..hall. Mrs. Albert Rouab, IJl'I!IIJ4enl, will be In cbarge. PAST MATRONS of Pomeroy Cbapter 188 OES will meet on Tw!tii~AY evening at the home of Mra. Alonzo Cuiter. MEIG6 COUNTY Rid!J11 club 'liill ,meet Tuesday evenlnl at 7-:30 p. m. in lhe recreatkm room of the J, A- YOUDI, Sr. home. Hostesses will be Pat Jones and Phyllll Kaopp. FORREST ROSE ~e No. 285, Da111htera Ill AJDerlca, wiU meet Tuesday, Sept. 'ZI 7:30 p. m. at Tuppen 'Plldns.ll All members are urged to .---------------------------------------------------------~I tend.Wedueoday POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. The Department Store of BuildinQ Since 1915 Phone 992·5100 or 992·5500 MILFORD HYQLL, has ll1lli!UJieed that the Scout Troop :146 IIIII Wednesday evenlnp froiD 8 8:80 p. m. each week. In the Llbrar7 basemelll Mr. ~~~~ baa 8DllOilllCed IIIIo lll3sler, llrbllilli • ·------------------~------------~-.-------~~~~~~~~ .. ,, '• •' I, ,..,.,.~,-..,_liKIIq>!~ -:f.!'~..~"~,.""UI·~Z-!ll·~e~v· r,..-:.:.:;T.;....e~"¥H~'i<.l.•-'<>l;r,.;ru,K1:!1ir.&<.....s_.,..,_ilt.l_iiltaiii!O"""_ _,.._..,....,"" .GATEWAY BY LEES Only l.eeJ would dream of making Sllch a delicately scroned and seulptured earo pet In this long·wearlnll ttghUy woven design. Face yarns of Acrllan acrylle fiber make Gateway easy to. clean--,.ever·s~praetlcal to l,lve with. . Come In and see what elegance loilkJ range of colora. ' UJr; this year. We'll sbow you.·In · a Wide . Pick out the car.JI'l you llka .,..., .m'u.ure~r-·lllllgrveyou 1 ~ ly Install"' .Jrlca. S.. youi'Mit !low much you , an -· bY ahopplnt it Elbtmldl c.r,- ~lriment 21111 Floor,. *"' Four Die in Fire , ASIILAND, ltY. FOUR persot\s were killed late Mmt day riight in a fire which heavIly damaied their two-family liill\le 'J!ere. The "rrcUma, all dead on arrlyil ~ 8' hOspital here, were ldetitlfjed u ~de Wendell, 85; hit wjle, Mar\9, 52; Mrs. Wen· dell,. parents, the Rev. BlmjaJilln J. Moo~. 91, and his wile, Emma t;ou, '/8. Roses Given Meigs Propas(!d Bookmobile As Medical Site Stocks in Full � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 26, 1966 fellure halstead knapp smith