https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2b158bd9a277fff8915639423f045503.pdf 6a57e2a6330c5bbdb1bdc1b9cc413fe3 PDF Text Text ,.. : {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 �,, • • . ., ' ': j. 0 " .\ . ,4 " I ,, • l, ,, ' ~ ; . 1/' " ,. ' • ' / . {;) • · ' • . ' " ' I . ' V ; .Ji An Ediforia ' .' .: ,~.. ' . suurJ, ~y-Mlddleport, o., sept..~· ~ Worne .~rtmina s : &Jl~St• · 25,d00 ·• ~.C6malufiion T'l»Ie ·· R.. F u ' · ·; swi.. ~Hstla;;; to~ C~l)lmunlon t.bl~ :eturh. our lYJCJl !" ' ) ' 1 J-Dally ·'1-t • S~RINGS, 'f!· ·• Va. bars to the windows. } ern West Vbvinla pru;.n. . Bell Ded lite prlsoo last October 2 'brines' flJPI dancerous_ wom· The only trace was a bloUBO Mrs. Mullenax bad escaped mer but was ba<;k in cuatody "25,00.0 miles long." With Imagination one cap envi!llon • ., . . . . en cr~mmals, one convicted of beheved to hava been worn by last Aug. 81 alter jUmping from a~r a short whUe, . . 1tile 111Ulions of Chrlat's fql)owers kjleellng together shar· til• "almost perfect murder" Mrs. Mullenax wblch was found a truck lakilltl prisoners to • Mrs. Mullanu, SS, I ~ ln& in the brud and the cup. ' of nor hlllband, IJid tile othoriOII w. Va. 3 by SlaU! Polioe/tarm ...,.., delooil. ·Slit was Ill nine cbll~·· bas been II No wall or curtain ca'n 841parate the worahipera -oa . j ' who hel~ ~her own mother obout a mile ea$1 of the soulb·tcaUJ)It II" boon la!fr, Mn. tho insUt,utkiD only since Aug. this day. AU, of every race and persuaslon1 observe the · ot ' $!12.1100 hi• nvlnaa. r.. ·_,_ , 9. She -was COI)Iolcted July li of Lord's command, "Do this in Nnlembrance of me." ·\ ' · · ' '· ma~nl'd at large late Monday the poillon..trangulaUon death of The Methodist churches of the Tri-County area joins The Gallla county· ihel'lffa department ' Mon4i1 Righi. her husband, Ray, ID one ol with 38,000 other Methodist conp1!.11tions and untold evenlna r,t!Ul'llild four ~n. ~lllll!ltted f1'9111 a,Uia ec,llll!" 11rs Vonda J..n Mullena~. ' tile most sensatiooal murder numbers of other Christians in the observance of World ty, fro~,!' Llmf ,lloiplltl for tbt lfl'IJni"'Uy ;In-. and Ill!'$ Pearlle BlankeMhip trials ever in West Vlr4'nla. Communion Sunday. . sane w._.., tbtY liMn liiiUf oblerVatloD; ·.foil ft Be ll ramsbed from the nearby • ., A confession entered into evl· H!storically.an offering is received U I pJrl of each !Qst 30 dll'l, . bifore ' 1111• · · ''.. ' >tale women's prison sometime . dence VIvidly described how tbe person s dedication at the Communion Servfce. For Mt tenclnl• " . ~ court • 111111 ., ._.,.. 1>t1•ren a·w p. m. Sunday and . TOKYO (UPl) - Communis! Chinese Foreign Min· unemployed husband was pol· thodists this is the offering for the FecUowlhlp of Suffer. Clluald Wllll• eodonl,y, ~ lloa, U~ IIIIa ~··" 5 JO a. m. Monday. 1•ster Chen Yi told J1panese visitors that Red China does soned over a perlnd of time in& and ServJce which helps put faith Into action. were f\1)'11101111 i.oeedl, 411, Kjii. IIOt 1911!iilb' lll, • Ka~n and to ham red state • not have the military power to attaclt the United States, until bls slrenjlb was sapped, One-half aoes to support the wort of the Mtthodlst ...1141, ~ by "" Oallfa dtllelll!l· olhl!dtll b!J.•-tltj" pollee who r~vedpea report af!d he ~lleves Amenca 11 fearful of starting a war garroted in tbe couple's bed and Committee for Over~as Relief. For victims of diluter aJUnty sberiff's doptrtmenl; A- belii•ftppled M P11cb9• · Monday tven' ol two wo w1th Cbma. his body burned 1n a 1arbage around the world, this means lmmedjate emer.1ency help. IIIJI Halfell, 411, IIIII J111111 ic oll'lft!f11. tchhikma ~ w v The Chinese official also said U S.·Chlnese probpit near thUr rural home. · MCOR, workmg with other relief agencies, II able to eoo, 3' 1 , bolll ol GelUpolil; llld ConMikll iiD the a1feD11 Ill' 1 0 3 e.n Hmton d Shada. S . · lems would be settled "one day," but "the settlement of speed food, clothing, medicme, •nd olten tempo~ ibtl• Gene. At Sttwart. 411, Plllladel- 1 plea of ll!liiJ te the olf..t b:t lhe peir :~d vanrsfl;m:s many problem~ will first begin with withdrawal of U.S. ter to disaster scenes. lmmed!ale end !o~er l'IJII8 lielp, phil. Pe., all m..ted by city ($t'l'lll a niuda""7 ........ the ttme pollee arrived Y troops from V1et Nam. Chen's remarks were released as for refugees and orphans, 1s provided 1n the lillnlater- police. of i·il·yun in lba 0111o f!1a1. ~ •••man for pal' ald today by ex-Japanese Foreign Minister Zentaro Kosaka ing spirit of Christ. . The four men, Ill of W1iom the Qldil J1Qte, .. meono h d 'th tee 'kid in a memorandum containing answers the Chinese statesMore than 300,000 Amertcans are In Vietnam. VA pleltdeti..UUty lllllwtre braulht 14 'Ctjde. Tlte 1!1811 will .,. 0 ' a . e' er p1c man cave him during an in· hospitals are crowded with veterans of other wars. There .IIlio Gellle C0UJ1131 - • .,_,. IIIII - . , . . pltM ~~';; ~ or lllell' hldloc some. terview in Peking Sept, 6. States," Chen was quoted. "The Is a particular kind of loneliness in our ,orph~es and · Cll!ll'f tal' -.Jtilteadnll •· . varying reports In Japanese President of the United States senior citizens homes, Mtd a sense of deapiJr In our prl· Rood blocks "' lbe a...a were newspapers of what was said - whoever he is - will not orBy Jean Parler sons. . .,..--pulled down late Monday touched off an mternalional stir der a war against China We Chalrman Jack Crisp was In Methodism does not overlook any of these penons. .vemoc but patrols m the Ral· because 111 Chon's alleged r• will also not venture to CO out cltarge of tho meotlnc of the One-fifth of all M~thodtst chaplains are on duty In the (Conllnuod from Pap I) "1gh and Sun~mers County area marks that China had oot ruled and hil them ~the united Leading Creek Watershed As· ~r East In ad dillon to our present chaplains, an add!- illol thai adjol111 lhe-lolwheN n 1iJ w•N apeeted to rontlnue out negotiations with the United States). sociatioo held last week at the tiona! 85 recently have been approved for mllltary aer· lba new wtlfm bulldlna 11 be. . tl~rqh the nlsht Slates over Viet Nam ''Frankly China has nol the Rolland Leg10n !WI w1lit Mr VIce. · lai eneted. Galp O•Uipo!ll Prlsoll olll<labl said tile wom· Accordin& to today's explana· power tog~ and attack the Un· Raymond Wilcoz and Mrs. Jea~ The CommisSIOn on camp Acat!Yities ud the Com- Mayor C. 0. FUller IUIIeslo Dam· 11.1, IU, l'lillllilil I feet 1 " ':"'::' from a tion of Chinese foreign pohcy !ted States. But we are prepar- Parker civioc the secretary's :sio~ 0~ fihap~!ns ?'~1 f;wrl~~h~f~~: ed aome action to lbow I b • oa rollera, Pomlroy·Muoa ;;'~ ~ ~ bod :..,a rope !given by Chen to the vlsitilltl ed to meet American aggres- and treasurer's reporls, re'\\ e : ~ws tp Octo~re2 . · Cha(llber of Conuneroe COUll- 13, Pl. Pleasut 21.70, Hintoa b. 11· Japanese. China holda out some sian." ,:1' "" specUvejy. CriJp explained· and wors Pan 8 are on • ell's Cood laltll in llle metter. 0.8 sllliCIIIUJ, Khawllf P.O. __ tllutllti tho loch holdtn& hope for improvement of relaread the wording of the petltiua Several waya to hlndlt I h I 3.11 flllllltl, ~lettoa 11.14 liOOs with the United States asking to form a conservancy IIUIIIer were diBCUJSed but 00 llaliCIIIUJ. London, ~ IIIII 'I .& I bot considers Viet Nam the district within the Leading ~ aclioo was Iaten. Winfield dams were OD !be e1llJ dJlL main obstacle to any meanloc· Creek Watershed ...... Volun· \ The C of C invest.! $4,500 In 11o1t Mev-11• 1:' lui P"'Kress. .. letr workers have been apdte lolllld II involved ID a.Jo ' - -Pblllp . Spcn 1\ ·I'~ Accurdioc to Kosaka, Chen pointed to carry the petitions, llle other. down 13, 5:40 Lm.; l'tlliiS1IYIII1'1esday Yi said that mutual fear keeps aDd petitions h a v e also SAIGON (UPij _ South Viet Nlm'& Constituent .Mayar Fisher presented • Ia up 14, 8:45 p.m.; Allquippa AMERICAN LEGION Auzll~ both the United states and Bober Roopltal: Visillnll been placed ia several busiDeSs A bi ned with a dazzling inaugunl ceremoay letter be had prepared to Con- up 14, 1:15 Lm.: Criss if!· dowD ary of llrtw w•lef' Prliit N China from atrlklnl the ftrsl hours H and HJ p.m. Parents places in the area. Those wish· b s~e":J ope curity guards today ud immediately cressman Wolter Moeller, 1D 14, 3::15 a.m.; Steel ~der up only on Pedlatrtcs Ward. wg to sign are reminded that ~ !~ wo~~v~n s!ritin& the nation's lint constitution. whlcb he stated the need ol 14, 1:50 a.m.; L. J'iDrli up 17, 3 ~ wm moe! 11 the Leglo~ blow iD 1 war Half Tutsday at 7·30 P m "The fact of the matter is Admtsslool they must be landowners and g Premier Nguyen Cao Ky and Chief of State Nguyen federal lunda to con- 2:15 a.m.; Beaver up 17, 3:411 ' · · lbat the Umted States is afraid must 1i10 their names 01actly Van Thieu told tbe 117 delegates they carried the na· ue the oonstrucllon of the a.m.; Harvey JordCII uplT,,.:• fF:ENEY BENNE'f'l' P•t of China and "'" are also a lit. ldrs. Ethel Betz, ~ Fourth as lltey appear on tbe deed to lion's ho es of building a democratic government In the NWqo lralmenl plaot. Ooe Ill e.m.; PeQY Downey !Iowa AmenciD Lop. Alllliliary In lie bit afraid of tho United Ave.:. Mn. Kenneth Bircltfield, their property. It was reported tim of ~ar The two military leaders uraed tbe assem· phase of the lacoon already Is 17, 1:211 a.m.; City Of SL Louo ~!ddleport will ,_, 'l'lleed • 75& Fli'St Ave ; Mrs. Ronald E. that a profit of $7U9 was made bl ~o creal~ a government "to suit the asplntions of the s!"rted· ~ maror staled Ill IJ up 11, 1:10 a.m.; NalionalliP · IJ Barnes, Rt 1 Crowo City· AI- on the auelion sale held at Laur· Y ., his letlef' We Wish "' proceed Ji, f:20 un.; Slt'rtltn 4on ~:g~~;g~t ~~ ~~i ~e exander McFarland, Rl. I Bid· el Cliff recenUy. p~o!t~~•• hundreds of Vletna- 11 tho war Is eonceroed, lite II soon II lunda are avaiilbie, 2~, 8:16 . a.m.; , ~ doWll wsidat!~ ~ill Itt ill cbar 1 · well ; Mrs. Harold V. Lool<ad•, Rusty Little, son of Mr. and mese pollee and soldiers stood CommuniJII have suffered de- •• per your commitment to the 21, 1:115 a.m.; Edeatt8;11i'trorth PAST "ATRONS I . Jr, Rt. I Vmton, Mrs. Rilla Mrs. Russell UtUe has been d to nt terrorist feat all over the battlefield. As vlllage of Middleport. Please be up 22, 5:40 a.m.; Kathf\ R. '" u! Pomeroy (Contmued from Page I) McCarley Rt I Gallipolis· employed by the Ohio Bell 1uar preve f .... economy It advlaed that I have inlurmed down 2S, 5·1Q p.m.• J•"" T ChaWr 1111 OI!:S will meet on ' . ' . attacks by Viet Con& who bave ar as .,. ORSANCO ... ,., • ' ...,. ' -~ 1ou~ travellna 111 a westward Mrs. Lillian Smtih, Rto Grande; Telephone Company. Utile a ed d ••· eed conoerned there are fewer v.. t "'" Villlfe of down ZJ, t :50 PJII.: · EDtiQ. 1 Tu.,...oy even!"" '" at the ..,. ' vow to 1srup ""' proc · shortages •now tban before. Mlddlepor1 ,. •• Wlable to rnake vor down 23, •.: 50 p.m.; El&el' 1. L. Wh'te M AI ...Cuat the home /course ed&e of the Carib· p au.,. 1 , Ch··•' ....re; 1961 araduate of Rutland High 1 • ~ rs OIIJO ster. bean at 12 miles an hour. Patrick Watson, Rt MiII e r; School, will work in the Colum· mgs. any further prolftlll wllltqut clilf down 23, 11::10 p.m.: 'Quen 1 lfi;IGS COUNTY llklln& club Weathermen predicted if the Walter K. Carpenter, Pt. Plea- bua office, at the switch Ky told the delejales - 116 • S lddiUonal funds." ORSANCO II City dowo 23, t p.m.; Hcill G. •: 11 moet Tuesda7 ttVening at storm continued Its present sant, Boyd Higinbotham, board, and will also take school- m~n and one woman - the Ques~ou uapect the Ohio River Sanitation down Greonup I p.m.; J'rle1 / .1!1 p. m In tile r!lCI'eatton cou ..... the F""wll 1Simlll of Grimms Landing, W Va.; Ho- in1 In electronics, since he mtlltary junta he beads has lu Moaday Holdup · oompact. bercer diiWll Green1Q1 II p.m.; room of the J. A. Youna, Sr. Guadeloupe w1th 264,000 reSI· ward Riffle, Rl. t Leon, W scored hieh on the test admin- been working toward lhree CLEVELAND (UPI) - FBI At lite eouncll Sepl 12 Dr. Valv~ doWII Greenup 1:10 home Hosteoses wUI be _Pat aeots would &et the brunt of Va.; John W Sblflet, Pt. Plea lstered to him. Little was In g?"ls - to defeat the Commu· 11ents ay q~est!Mlld a aus- Clufl had asked COIIOCil to ro. 1.m.; Fort Delrbom up~ Jones and Phyllis Knopp. tho •torm's fury befon noon to- sant , Mn. Arthur G. Neigler, Washinaton Court Hoose for msls, st.abillzt llle eco11omy and pert 1n ~.000 holdup Mon· 'flew the parking siU.atiooal hls up 3 1.m.: l!luo Pennsy!v\Ulla fORREST ROSJ!: Ledp No day. Rt. 2 Racine: Charles K. Hall, the tests. He was formerly em· build democracy. day of a bl'lllll!ll of tile Cine. new olftee location allll IUC)Ietll· down Greenup 1:46 1.111.; Ben 2&\, Oaugllltts ol America, will Rutland; Mrs. Eber 0. Pickens, ptoyed at the Missile Air Base "So far, only the:lt slep4 land Trus Co. ed lhat traffic be lllowed to en-/McCool dowo Greenup 4:20 1. ~~.. TuMday, Sopl. 17 .•• Direct by LBJ Syracuse; Mrs. Hughie J. Wil· in Newark. have been taken achk!ve The su :-ldettlllled ~ let' 011 ·8WQIIII Snel CouncU m.; Weswa up Glfti!Up 1:38 311 P m. at '1\tpport Pla~n•. soo, Jackson; Charles Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nelson and • these goals," he . "A• flY: .Stanley i , al!w!IJ Wl""ll\!1 'iliew IDd waleh the a.m.; Steel Ranier up' Grt~~n11 moml>on ar• UllM to af. M~OW PIIESIDENT 1 Oak H1U ; The Rev. Eugeae J Mr. and Mrs. Howard Phillips Cl~veland, w . trresMa &eat ;litkiJii •-'llualloD IDd help Dr, Iup 7:15a.m.: WUII.am Jfltt ). end Johnson appealed dlrecUy to Brown. Waverly; Mrs. Britton recently spent a weekend with site was accolJlpanled to Mort- his home Monday nllhl, 1 lew Cluff if a problem oxi~ll. ldown Greenup 1:10 a.m.; Joet Wed~sday tho Sovwt people tocl•Y to Join B. Barlow, Coal Grove; Mrs their cltildren, Mr. ~n· Mu. ,head by~ Parker, to regis- hours after .the buldllp. Part.ol A complaint COilcemma the/Chotin doWII Meldabl 1:41 p. , WOf14EN S GUUJl ol Trlolty with Americanll in helpina to Earl H. Hendersoo, Rt. 1 Pe- Bob Nelson, Pam. Vi le, Cui· , ter Jot tile semester. On the the moaey . a~edly . jakep iD 011stence of a dog house In en m.; Mlma Lear down Mllldabl Lm!Pd Church of Chnst (Fed- , build a worldwide areat SOCII· 1dro , Ira E. Lockard, Well•ton; ly and Tara, in Owens , Ky. tr.Ji( to 1J1e scbonl, the girls I the robber)( . JUS m:~~v•red. alley W'lY beiWMD n!lideDcett of , 4 p.m.; Pamel.. D. dowa )(JI~ mted l wtll mlit Wttlnesday ty . I William H. Wiseman Rt. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ro1er Ttirner, ·visited in Gallipolis with Miss 1•cents said' Dt. Slack and Bruce !Jayd was dabJ 5 p.m.: L1dJ MlpQD clowa "i.:IO P m., 11 the clln. Tlol Johnson, In the Russ1an . tan- , Hamden· Mrs. Edw~ G. Cov. Denise and Clin~ ol Elgin, m, Smith's 1randpart!11ts, Mr. and · · referred to Mayor Fisher and Meldlltll p.m.; Rqc: up llel•· .. · · . . fnendly C1rcle wtll be hosl• gu.,. moeazine · ~awril'a " ey La..;ing Oblo· Judy K. are v1siting w1th his parent$, Mrs. W B. Tate and Mrs. Clar· 1 WE'AT.IIER: · the pollee department Attend- dahl 8:45 p.m.; J. S. Lewil up ond also in charge of devotions printed by tbo United Statea IR· ~psey, J~ckson'; Bernard c. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turner ol,ice Longstreth. While at the I RaiD, 1<1~~-~~\i~I'IDI _lag the mealinl were Couttcll· Meldabl IO:a p.m.; Flqllbip ond the Pf"ifMJ. lormatioo Ageocy (USIA) sold Harper, Jackson: Mrs. Ronald Carpenter and with his sister,, uniVersity, they visited Miss 14Mltb. Ralp_·eJIIilnl weol this man Dick Vau•ha• Cllllnrd up Mtldabl 11:20 p.m.; Nat)' MILFORD HYSELL. ICOUI· here, also acknowledged oppo-, Bernes, Crown City; Mrs. Lor· Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bolin, Bren· Parker'• cousins, Mr. and Mrs. eveobtg aod ~~ taDlJhl. Geo Stumbo, Goorge Baker, .lOOn EO. up"41tl'hll:30a.m.; NICI master bas anoounced that the, slllon to his Viet Nam policy len L. Blaoltenshlp 230 Jack· da. Rick, Brent and Craig, of Leon Shrader, wbo are IMtlh ally fair, <lJ!II )¥fllttead1J. Ze~kle, Mayor Fisher, and Clerk Merrteil up Meldabl 6:30 IJII,; Boy S!'out 'l'mop HS >fill m-.t l within the Umted Slates, al· sOil Pike ' I RuUand. /students there. . The &itll , Bailey. Valley TrllllpOI'Itr tklWll )(a!. Wl'dnesdiJ trom 3 to I thoUjh be did not menUon South-~ · , Mr. Russell Little entered spent the niKhl In East Mignon dauehter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles dahl l:l!U a.m. i 311 P m. each week in the 1east ASia speclficaUy. But he Birth• Holzer Hospital for the remov- Hall and retumed to RuUand Simpkins, Cltarla and Melissa, Lau1cb~ WiU Not GaiJlpoill O.aa Ott'IIIN l1br!lfJ bas_.... Odr1 Hysell !' said the American people would f Mrs. David R. Kin&, Wellston. al of ncess blood whfeh mu•t 1Frtd'/ evening. Mt" Smith of Columbus. WhUe here they AUe d F dE t down 5:40 p.m.; Jennifer Je~~~ has all!lollllCecl •too tbll each not vote for him 11 they did daughter, t a.m. Nonday. be do>e periodically. He is Iwas returned to school on Suo- 11ttended the Pomeroy . Jludand COLu-:musUJI ven , up 1:46 a.m,: Alldrelr Cal!toaa •rout ltrinS~nc 1 Jlew mem· not back h1s moves. DllettargH employed by the Rutland Fum·lday by ' her paren!s, Mr. and loot.ball pme. Saturday niehl kloc Ilemoe (':l~jj Olllos Up 1:5$ a.m.; Mark 1111011 floor wJU rec~~ive a patch toward Harry L. Bareus, Mrs. Levi lture Company. Mrs Robert Smith, where she ' visitors of the Snowdena' and ran Sen Fr nkr~ La·..~·bald· dowo 4:20 Lm.; liemfllll' 1:115 Ro~d-~ Applll tl Day? Carrutllero, Mn John B. Clen- Marie Andersoo ts employed ' began classe.s Mqnday. Simpkins' wer, Mr. and Mrs. er, · a · ....,. wi,ll a.m.; Ann Brent don 7 , ,aa,; WILilWOOD GAROf:N club denin, Mrs. Everett R. Fielda, at Tiny's Baraainland In Mid· Mr. and Mrs, Clair Taylor Carroll Snowden, Steve, Lany, : ~luonndhand for lite party s Jenks u' t:OI 1.m. have received word that two . Gary and Annette, or (h)ltpolll, • tallinJ ~uet and • - • Rlv..- - H. 1!!. Jlow. w11l meet at the hom• of Mrs. JI(JSTON - THE PRICES OF Joho E. Franklin, Mrs. S. Earl dleport. KelliiOtll llfm• Wt!F"diiJ ov· ' any foods that are dependent Gerlach, Richard L. Hansen, Lilly Robinson entered Veter· of thetr grandchildren have wiMI also came for the eame, San. llobert KIIIIMdy I lppeat'· les up Wlntlekl7::10 ~.IIi.; Nllutlemlll wilh Ml'f. Milton Houd• on hand labor will 1ncreaso by Russell M. Little, Mrs. Carrie ans' Memorial Hospital lor sur· been Injured while playin(!. and John Rossigno!, Gallipolt•; 1 ~· lain Stell! dowo Wlilllekl li:Jt shl<h as oo.bollell. one-third durmg the a..t nve E. Sanford, Jeffrey L. Sayre, 1ery. She Is em!lioyed by the Mar~ Alkeson, SOD of Mr. and Jim Carpenter of P0111eroy, Mr. usche, 1 Cleveland ilemf>. p.m.; Allen 1\. Merrill tq! lfhtTII\IIISII.l'll years, appl> grower Ivan Stem Mrs. Fred J. Thacker and in· Rutland Department Store. Mrs. Dermis ,O.Ikeson, Mansfield and Mr!i. Bruce .May, Debbie ~at allll fllrtnet; COVII'IIOI', ad- field IZ:flll a.At.; Pam m J COONTY CQUNCII. P.T.A. predicted today at a meetms of fanl dauahter, Mrs. Richard J. Robert Burke, son of Mrs. suffered a broken eoltar booe and Mike, and Mr. IDd Mn. viBecl the party • IIIII hOld- White dowa Wlnfteld 12:11 a. w11l meet 'lburr<lu at 7,» p. U.. Newspaper Food Editors Call and mfant daughter. Clyde Clonch, of Columbus, Is while playing sandlot. football Homer Parker and SUzy. quarten lllonday tllat I provi· m.; Lucy Jene L1ll!lll up Wlft. m tl u.. IMIW ole~ry Conference. in satislactory condit •'? in Vet- at his home. John 'n10lnas, son Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lucas, ous enaqetne~tt WGUid not per· field 12:$1 a.m.; W. H. Shavtr, 1ch~. Til!~,. will 11o , • ll'boel Stem added lhat tho apple inerans' Memorial Hospttal with of Mr. and Mrs. James Thom· Julia, Jane and Steve, of Rose- mit bJm and Mra. Lauseht to Jr. up Wlltfteld 1:311 e.m.; Rel01 mstrucllon• wi11I . . . stac. dustry is IIWJ per cent reliant three b"'ken ribs and a punc- as, Columbus, received a brok· ville, former RuUand residents, attend. eo Z. dowo Winfield 1:35 L board nlimbers 11 instructors upor hand labor for pick1ng, lured lung received m an auto- en leg when he feU from a were here for the Rutland-Pam· m.; 0. F. !hellrtl' doWII WlnHOIIE:RT ctiZ-'IIT' -iolelll, sortm, and packin.. Even mohile accident which occurred swing while playl.. aloog the eroy same. While be... they WON P'IGHT field 2:46 o.m.; Jeffereoo up h" caJlod I opecial -lillg paekagmg for retail sale Is done on his return to his employ- Ohio River during a boalinJ also visited with Mr. and Mn. LONDON (UPI) -JOH Iofiin- Winfield 5:11 • .m. •t Soulllem Atltlelk: BoosU!rs largely at the farm level, he ment in Columbus. Burke made trip with his lsmlly. Jacob Schllltna, Dennis, Steve f? of ArJeallna dec1Jl011ed ol Nac1.., for Jltursda) at 7·30 added Stein blamed the oxpect. PT. PLEASANT _ George his home In Rutland willl his Misses ColtMI and Pennee ' llld Jane. weiJh heayywetJiti champion ITJLL CIUTJC.\L p m at u.. Htfll S<>llool All In- 011 price increases on a var~e!y Calvin He~~ry, M, a retired grandparents, Mr. and Ml'8. Williams, daughters of Mr and Mrs. Frances Imboden hu Carl Glai In a lfl.round ftehl Georp Sarcent, ~ lm•lod _ .1 are lll'fOII to of faewrs , •ncludlng tile new Mason coonty farmer, died ear· Chalhe Greer. His parents, Mr. Mrs. Ray WHIIams, have re- , been released from Holr.er Hoo- Monday night. MIIIIIG. out- Junior llilit teacber, w1to 1111 " wosent mlm111um wage law. 1y today atllle homo of his SOil, and Mrs. Clyde Clonch and 1turned to Morehead Slafe Unl- pita!. welehed by 1010 )IOUlldl by the been colliiDed to Gtlllpolil MetiI'IIIIIAY John Henry at Apple Grove, family were here last week to versity, where they will begin Mr. 'lbomas 0. Stewart, 0. llfl~ppund Glial, IISid two. leal Center llle put wtttl', rtfOREST RUN ¥olhodist Panther Babel in · following a 1onfJ lllneo!. visit Nllh h1m. their Jonlor and aopbomore pot Street, was a paUeot at Hoi· fisted attacks to the body aad ma!111 in crtOoal <Ondili!ll!l, 1111 ch urch ~111 have 8 llllke sale Mr. Henry """ born at Hll!J· Mr. and Mas. Don Harrison years, respectively. Connee, a Hr hospital tho past week. bead to gain llle decilloll. rnom liUlllber II Ill. at Duk• ClellllCrs Ia ~~- 38 to ] 6 Setback self on March 11. 1372. son of are havill8 • new home buill !!IM graduate of Rutland HIP f~<day ~ 31 r ·30 • .m. the late John and Amanda on Main Street adjacent to the :School, is majoring In physical Time SATIJRDA V Tbe Pomeroy 7-Ith grade BriJhl Hettry. llio wife, Alta. ED Dettl50n home. They and! educatiOII, while Penoee, a 1185 JfTNEY SUPPER. S.tunt:.J, footltall toam lost lo Belpre preceded him ill death in ltllll their daughter, Jeanie, are now Rutland araduete, Js an edu· Oo-tn,.r I. at tile SpaeuY bJ a 38-16 score in a rectnl In addition to tbe 9011 named, IIYiru! on Depot Street. catioo ma)IIC, specializing. In r.rad• School startinll at 4:11 &tid aame at Belpre. he is survived by two other Miss Sheryl Wolfe. who ta Special Education. The sisters P m •ponsored by U.. Ltdtea The Baby Panthers. outwelfl)l· 800s, William and Willard Hen· employed "' C.lumbus, spent are room~na loj)ether, and their A""''"ry of the SyriiCUI!e Ftre ed, led IS-.14 at halftime follow- ry, both of GaliipoUs Ferry. a ,.ekend hero Wllb ber !alb- address ts 402 Mipton Hall, O.oanm<nt q touchdowns by Bob Werry There are 13 crandchddren, and er, Mr. Ira Wolfe, and attend· Morehead State University, aad Charlie LaDe after which nine great crandchlldren. A ed the Pomeroy • Rutl1nd foot· Morehead, Kenlllcky. Lane coovortod lor the extra survlvme sister is Mrs Flor· ball came. She " also enrolled . Mr. Robert Imboden, who ...,. V m llle Columbus School of Atl " employed tn Columbus, spent k• _ _ · ,...nts At the end of the third eoce Holley of Keoova, W a. Mr F"'"d Br 1 1 1 H 1 k _. "" bJ . D•''"l-• " - ... ~ • -~ ~ qu-r Belpre led ~~~- '1'\oQ Sa"lceo wm be held at J "" ~ ey s. n un • • wee ~- w.,.. 1 w11e, 110po, m :tGS IIIAllllN AllU key inlereepti- 111 llle lourtb p.m., 'lhur!ld8)', in the llklbr· intlloo Vo!eraiiS Hosp~tll wbe~o and thetr cblldren. .... • Ste ... ~. ... ~---• •. be underwent surgery oo h10 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles J1at. q.-- 1""' to - 1Jll'l •oos '......,. ...me. 11n · foot. 1 rett and Patricia, Mr. and olo11'D8 uti tbo ~ I c o r •· William Hallleld, and R o. • · Mils Roberta Smilb daupt- Mrs Raymond Smith and MJsa P - wiU • Wtllltol, llais O'Dell Buoh will oflleiate, and er of Mr. ancl Mrs. ' Robert ' Mariha Hawkins tra"'ted re. Tlwrlllay at t ·:teo P.lllo oe lite burlol Will be Ia Plleaalll Ridp Smith. Sr.. has returned to her cenUy 1.& Parris Island, S. C., Po••IOlf floltl. <eiiMIIOry. Fr1onda may lllll •t !Wtior year at Morehead State where IIIey visited witll 111e tho -ral hontt after It a.an., University in Morehead, Ky. Barretts' SOli, Jim, ~ 11Jt liMY P.'I'I'EM tJP Wednesday. Mtss Smith. a 11164 gradual• Smiths' soD, Doll. who art botb PALMA Ill MALLORCA. ol Rutland llieh School, has a stationed 11tere with ~ U. 9. SpUI (UPI) - T1IO judps 6000 CAUSB dttal ma)Ol' io IMtth EnaJish and Marines. WhBe stopped at a tbought MG West, 18, w.. WNGVIEW, Ter. (UP!) - music. She Is a member of 11soline alation, tlte 1f0UP saw 8Weel as candy IJid elected ber A local wife pl'lltelted lo po1i<o CWI!IIJ and of Sigma Alpha fo- Mr. and Mrs. w'..,.en Black "Miu llolillo.•" Monday. The that charil7 *-1d lloailt at ta, a _professlooal music !rater· and lamUy, who wert oo a tn117 Swedllh coed pt her home. Ilk eillmett lllal wblle nlty. Her address IJ Miss ~ camplna trip to Qre• Leke oen weJ&bt - 11$ pounds (AI U. 11111:IIM fl'am ber berta Smith, 308 East MtgMo ~ate Park 1D Kl!ll!UdiY, . kllotJ - Itt _ . .. u 1 . I!JphaNI '- doaated all her Hall, Morehead State Univer- ,. Weekl!rld iue~t• or ' M• and w brlat l:lodt: Ill ltot*ltolm, . _,fi.. ~Ilion Mfllo• fiiTI"iiwobledj .KJ• Laat•Weet .ian. Ro)o SaOwdea weq ..,.j I F ' ,rAm · 'L•ma ' T''e··s·t u .. / I . . Mul ua} Fear 8etween ChIna • us produce sta}emate ::;Jt ••••'11 e. n;:' t Rutland Society Notes COUNCIL =. . ....,'lllldir ·· River Neura n·-· cJ::= ».• 1 S{)( Dllii7171I"ng Inaugural Show • Opens Assemb}y's Sesston Hospa·taJ N•ws f ' I NDA R "·* f: :Wooal UPJ BrJe • £S I I •vWltl• I ! George Henry o·Ies Tuesday I • THI DAilY 58fl'l. touc.. M ., - * 'J ,J, 1 ' • . " '. ." ~ats , Pirates : .. i1 ' ' ' ' . Dally Sentinel, AILSTAB " in 'Mu$t' ' . B) IIICI TBOMAI aodattoa meetlnl Friday I& Coach Mill Carter' a Norih HaiiD&a Trace Higb SeboOI., G~Ult Jlih 'lchonl Pirates wiU COach Howie Lee Miller's again ' for tlie aecond con,.,... Bobcats have· a· two-game win live week be featured In the streak going after losing the I'GaiRII Olllle Week" In the opener 6-0 at Fairland in LawSou~m . )'alley Athletic Con- renee county. Kyeer Creek has terence. ,when they are guests downed Hannan Trace 28-0 and ol lito Kyger Creel! Bobcats at last Friday night upset a favor8 p.m 'nmrsday ed Southem Local !rom Meigs Tbe coaleal orlllinail7 ....-. county 6-0. 4uletl ""' Friday Dl)lht baa The game with the Pirates Is beelt lboftd ap dao 10 lito a prelude to what mlaht be GaUia Couoty Edaealloa At- tbe SVAC championship contest ' . tile loUoW!nl Jl'ridaJ Jilgltt when the Bobcall jourlley ta Eastern lb Meigs county. The Eagles haoe downed two Gallla coWtty SVAC toea, Hannan TrS.e 44).14 and North Glllila 14-0. Kyger Creek IJ &-1 In all games and 141 in SVAC competitloo. North Gallla 11 alao 2-1 In aU games but has a 1·1 SVAC record, marred by the 1441 loss to Eastern Tlte Ptretea wiA tltelr .,. eoer 1'1.. Aiel m, dropped lite 1H ~ It Eutem alMI lait FrldoiJ 'lllpl garnered tltelr lint 8VAC wbl b)' trouDclnl Sealllwlllten wiD miD Ill ...,and trip Lawrence county, this time to take 011 lite Fairland Dtaeons. ~tltlial at I p.m. Frl6ay. The lflldcals ~ are 4)-l after loues to Eastern W· L. Pel GB Jlerbet ' zt.t. . . 14-0, Kyeer Creek 28-4 and Los Angeles 92 64 .590 ... f:05 _p.m. ID other actiOII, Qanna1t Trace Symmes Velley of Lawrence Pittspurgb 90 Ill .573 21k ---~-.:..._....__ _ I county 34).0, San l"rancisco 88 68 564 4 (14-13) o The Fairland Dr8f!ooa are Philadelphia 85 72 541 7j4 9 tl5 p.m " Z.l wmnill8 the opener a1alnst A~anta 83 74 >29 91> Los ~ Kyge~ Creek IHI, losilll your Sl. Louis 79 77 .506 13 Drysdale i South Point 14-0 and last Cinclnnat• 74 80 41\t 17 Ill. 9 winning lM-0 over Chesapeake. HOIISton 68 88 4:Ui 24 'Wedno-.: Coaeh wmtam Slwul't EaaNew York 64 92 .410 23 terD Eagleo wm be OD the l't• Chicago 58 99 369 34\11 boutttl tiiiJ -'1 wtoea tbey Monday's Besulls meet c-~ Jack lltborae'a By United Pre•• !oternatiODII N. Y. at Cin., cnc , wet grnds NEW YORK (UP!) -A green Baehtel • Yor• olevea. Tbe Natlooal League Phila, 5 Pitta 4 night 11 IDS. (for btexperience) passing com- ....... an Z.I alief' tast Frl N y t c 2 c et =d San Fran 8 Atianta l. mght binatien of Terry Hanrstly·IO- ;;.;·zt.t trounclq by Jlal. · · a .n., ' Cll • w .... · Los Angeles 6 St Lou" 3. night Jim Seymour has madll Nwe land. San Fran 200 3110 030- 8 13 t (Only games sche<luled) Dame a nationaI ChampionahIP Coach Steve Stilea Southwes- Atlanta 1100 001 too- 2 6 1 Taesday's Probable P••c•ers x-Baltimore contender and the rest el the tern !liehlanders are atiU loolo. Marichal (lM-0) and BaUer· Chicago at New York - Detroit Dation's colleges creeo with ing lor their first win Saturday Reed Ritchie (3) Abernau.Y Ellsworth (7-21 ) vs R1bant (ll- Minnesota env • ' ChiCago Y· nl&hl when tbey engage o Gal· ~S), S<>hoeider (8) , Olivo (81, B). B p.m Cleveland Hanratty, an 13 ·year· old Upolis "B" team at Southwes- Blasingame 19) and Carty LP Pittsbureh at PhJiadelph~a quarterb11<k, and Seymour, a tern The Hi•"•·"ers have lost -Reed t4).1) HRS-McCovey Veale <15-12) vs Jackson (15- KaCahforntca·ty · to•'"'th ..- -Local 30 • 6 tS51bl, Haller· ~27th), F. Alou nsas • 1•7year-<~ kl Ncetver, s,.,. e two, to Southern -ball aroond 13 times for 27ll and Norlb Gallla 2AI4I and ti " (31st) I Washl"gton yard• Saturday as the lrl•ll one Hannan W Va IJ.S in the · Let: lloston smashed Purdue 26-lt and ' ' ' ' New York swept Into third place In the opener. Los A. 200 11l OlD- 6 t1 2 By United PreS& Loternatlooal Ix · CIUIC ed 1 U n II e d Press International St Loull OliO Ill 000- 3 8 I , ' National League · M~:;~••~ board of coaches football Osteen, Regan (6) and I G. AD R. R. Pet. lloston 5 ratings. Roseboro ; Gibsoo, Woodeshick : Alou Pitt t:lti 512 82 !76 344 Wash.nglon 3 Notre Dame, whose lack of a (7), Piche (8), Hoerner (8) ard Alou: Alia !50 647 118 214 .331 Detroit 2 Califor'lli• topfliehl passer last aeasoo cost McCarver. WP-Osteen 117-13). Carty, Alia 147 508 72 166 3'l7 (Only games !be Irish dearly, thus threa· LP-G1bson ~26-12). HRS- Rose Cm 151 634 96 211J .320 Tue8day's tened the re1gn of Michigan Falrly (12th), L. Johnson Clm~t. Pitt 149 619 102 197 .318 , ~Stai'ling state as the No. t team 111 the mth). Alien, Pblla 136 506106160 .316 1 Detroit c~~~~r~11l: natloo. The teams will meet at a~es SLargll, P1lt 139 484 '' 15.1 Jt6 I 14-131 vs. ul Eut Lansina later In the (ll lnDIDgtl Torre, Alia 148 546 83 172 .315 1 Cleveland at season NEW YORK (UP!) Pitts. 00Santo Ch1 !50 544 92 169 3tl McDowell · ~> vs. 4 81 100 101 000 Spectacular Victory taps for tbe Pittsburgh Pirates Phila 003 001 OliO 01- 5 15 I Cepeda, StL 136 483 69 146 31Jl , 2 :tO p m The spectacular victory over iD the NaUonal League II I Fryman Blass (5) Walker 'l American League I Boston a.tt :=~~i~ Purdue which had been rated race if baseball rea y 1 (6) Mikk~tsen (71 O'Dell ~11) G. AB R. R. Pet (~I and ., seventh the previous week, shot governed by percentages. and Gonder, pagi,aroni !Ill; IF Rbsn, Bal 152 :>67 t19 179 .316 Horlen (10-12) the Irish aU the way from 12th The Pirates' already remote Wise. Culp ~71, BWtnlng (111 Oliva, MID 153 596 '17183 .m place into a contending poottlon chances of catchloc the Los and Schaffer, Dalrymple 17}, Kahne, Del 137 463 82 134 289 behind U.C.L.A., which held Angeles Dodgers became al- WP-Bunning (19'12). LP- Powll, Bal 138 483 77 139 .Z88 Bahnsen (1-1) 141 8 05 p.m. secolld. most lnviJlble today wilit the O' Dell (5-o). IIR-{;)endenon Kllbrw, Min 156 549 82 1:>6 . announcement of the (27th). Wgnr, Clev 145 530 70 150 . Kansas City at , plans of the America• League Chris, KC 177 380 It 107 .282 Krausse <14-9). ••· lli!~til• 'C.C. • Philhes and San Fln1t Game Hwrd, Was 146 493 52 137 . 5) 8 '"' IS Giants. llostoo 201 100 100- ~ 11 0 Cash, Del 155 493 52 m . Wasil. 000 1100 000- 0 7 1 Ystski, Bos 158 592 61 164 . Cleveland at The planned pt~g Dllllcb- 1 Brandon (8-11) and Tillman: Home Runs DetroJt at ups for the final SIX days of the H Co (3) B 17) N a t I 0 Da I League: Aaron, New York at h tb t the Pirates annan, x , osman , season s ow a . . BaJdwm (9) and Casanova. LP Braves 42: Allen, Phdlies W , Kansas City at • • FORMER MARIETTA COLLEGE Athletic DtrectQr Don D. Dr~mro was saluted bavo lost 13 of 17 dectSions to -lllinoan 13-91 Torre, Braves 36; Mays, Giants (Only games • Saturday, Sept. 24, when the college dedtcated "Don Drumm Field;"' preoieusly lite Philadelphia and Saa l _·_ McCovey, Giants 34 known as Mariettl Mumcipal Sladmm, tn honor of the venerable mentor. Dedica· FranciSCO pitchers they are Secood Game Americao League: F. Robm· · tion ceremonies were held during the halfttme of Martella's 8 p.m. game w1th COLUMBUS <UPII - 11 ap- expected to meet In their last Boston 11110 ooo 101- 2 6 1 son, Onolcs 49, K1llebrew, ..._ C'ili. ..:.:. ll.:Je[ce_o:.f_P_e_n:.n:.SY_Icv__aru _·_a:.. pears and to beBruce the year of the fWI· five games. 1W h 010 000 20x- 3 7 Twins 36, 'iPowell, Onoles J4. . fo_rn_ia _St_a_t_e .:. _Co back Matte m Mid· as · p nk 31· c 1· 1 '". . ' American Conference action. In contrast, Don Drysdale, Bennett, McMahon !7) and tnedpltone, ea ' ah ST . "ao<IVJ 0, .. . 's Don Sutton and Sandy Koufax, ITillman; Coleman and Caaulli Jans s ' 1gers DOll Fitzgerald, Kent State who are scheduled to start the LP-McMahoa (9-8) WPRuns junior fullbaek held on to the . · N 8 t 10 0 1Batted Le lo· ' • ~ o jft. . . ' . Dodgers' last s1x games-three Coleman (1-0). HR- MeMullen a ague. '"'• 'Ifl" '" ·. · :, . ,. rushmg and tot~l ?'fense lead '" each agarnsl the St. Lows / (IJth), Lock (?th). Braves 122. Cleme nte, P~rates indivtdual slatisllcs after the C d d Ph'U h 116·• Allen • Phdlies 110·· Star 1 an · · · ar mas 1 1es- ave a -By GARY KALE · hack by virtue ol an 8-2~ the buiiPfl>.lor lila next start second week ol play. combined 11J.3 edge over tbose Detroit 11110 000 101- 2 g 0 gell, Pirates 102; Torre, Braves UPI Sporta Writer triU~ph over Atlanta: ' when Philitdelphia manoeer He has gained 4~ 1 ~rds tn teams this season. I Cahf 010 000 000- I 4 0 tot. . It's no water off Jim New York at Cmcinnati was Gene Mllucb put in a hurry call 55 carrtes for a · -ya averMcLain Sherry <9) and 1 Amerocan League: F Robm· Bunning's back if he belps the rained out m the only 'other to his ace riehthandk Bunnln~ ~~b T~e ;:nne:;'p 1'1sop:•;;;t~ Wha~d• !~;; Dt::"g~ethne Freehan:' Rubio, Lee (7) and / 800 • OriOles K 1 ~· P~ell: 1 1 Los Angeles Dodgers win the scheduled N.L. action. allewed ..o~fl. wiiJI<, and then ~~ h' m .~~6~ ;ards 111 reeords sof the pllclt.;. involved I Rodgers. WP- McLam (20-131. Onoles H107 1 ; rew , ~' 105 N~t1onal League pennant Denny McLain won his 20tb dethrted' M';m,"chlbhouse ~7rn tt IC tgtaA WI ••alnst the teams they will LP-Lee 1&·3) . HR-cardenal R b· orto '8 '" •· . ·. ·" ~t.:tt"'' " .... ,,, , a emp s. ~ <15th) o mson 0 no1es 100 Bunning, who bas dampened game of the year as Detroit • l'•d""'.!, .. ~PP~~Iated his Fitzgerald alst1 shares the lace emphasize that the Dodg· ' Pitching the hopes of San FranciSco and I edged Calif"':nla 2·1 In other rare rehef §unf and_ prompUy scoring lead Wllh Majerle and ers will nave all the pitching UP! GRID POLL National League: Regan • Pittsburgh all season, was n ~mer~can League games,_Bos· brought home_ ~· .wtnnlng_ run Mickey Jackson ol Marshall percentages go1ng for them and , Dodgers 14-1, Mand1al. G~ants 1 the sbower when he teamed ne ton spilt a pair With Washmg- on Dick Groats fourth hll of 'th I . t h the P~rates will have all of ~ . 24-6 K f Dd 25 9 had JUSt posted his 19th vtclorv ton, winnmg the first iHI and the game, a pair of walks and WIM lttepombos eledac t.he total of- them going a~•nst them In the I NEW YORK (UPI) Thel p . oG u anxts, 2o0-8gersJaste .r 6 .... h · 2 Job B· • · · 1 a • w Umted Press lnternatmnaJ ma· erry. Ia ' • · of Ule year on Phtladelphta's 5· droppmg t e mglllcap 3· . / nny riggs towermg smg e f I last season "' clooing days of the race . Ca d 111-5 4 IJ.innlng vlctan• over the Hurried cau that his high off the right field ensedca eltghory246 yarda rusbl ' ng So that thiS story WIU. bave a JOr college football ratmgs with Armscr'lcao. League cNal lv • ·" . . secon w first-place votes and won-lost. · rn ~' 11 •n 1 Plfales Monday mght thot Bunmng was warmmg up n walt. and passmg. He leads In pa"· bappy endwg, let's examine lied records ,. parentheses : Onoles 13-5 Boswell , Twms 12 virtually shut the pennant door ing percentage, hitting on 10 <•I wbat cotJronts the Pirates first. Team Pomts 15: Kaat, '!'wins 25-11 S~ebert. to jhe Bnco. 17 attempts. I. MSU (16) (2-0) 305 : Indians 16-8 Ba,ber. Onoles I 'lhe veteran rightbander acThe top pass recejver Is half· SIGNED CONTRACJ'S 2. UCLA (8) 12-lll 268 , 10·5 tually has beeo the spoiler for back Gary CraiA a! Western KINGSTON, Ontario IUPI) _ 3. Notre Dame (2) (I-ll) 249 - - - - -- - ] 00. Angeles. Ae ll&W has Michigan with eight catches for The New York Ransers said 4. Alabama 121 11-ll) m ·~. Tennessee 64 : 13, OhiO Stat• ' beaten Pittsburgh five t1mes in 147 yards. and one touchdown. Monday tbal goaltender Ed 5. usc (2) (2-ll) 1>5 •I) 29; 14, Southern Metnod1'~ llx decisions this season and COLUMBUS !UP!) - Defend· Sandusky To)ll llalllltl Dale LIVIngston ol llle Broo· G Ia com in and defenseman 6. Nebraska (2411 154 125: 15, Hou ston 6. 16 Purdue 5. 1 am Childs, owns a 4-1 record over San ,ing state champion Sandusky The 35 coacl\es valinl in thiJ , cos, with 10 punts for a 43-yard Wayoe Hillmac have signed 7. Michigan Ill (1-ll ttl 17 (!lei. MISSISSIPPI and Wyom· FranciSCO. and perennially powerful War· week's ratings gave the Blue [ average leads that category, their llf66.jj7 contracts w1tb the I. Flor~da Il l I20-J 10.l mg 4' 19 1"' 1• Okl ahoma and 220 N. 2•d Avo. D<idt!er Neeti Four HardinB deadlocked for the Streaks from Sandusky tbe edge I and the lop man at intercep- NaUonal Hockey League team. 9. Arkansas t2-ll) 96 Boia~y~lo~r~3~-....-...--.....o....-....::::;;:~~ii:ii~ Los Angeles's magic No. I spot in Ohio high school in ftrsl . place votes, 11-5, but lions IS Marty Barskl ol West- Hillman, in his seventh 10 Georgia Te.:h 12·0) 85 .,. dZ:,.PJ>ed .to four. with football today to launch what Warren and MassiliOll both I ern Michigan wtth three fer 148 season, talfied 20 points on Second ID-11, MISsouri 10 ; able assist, us the Dodgers looks like another wild and plied up the points with secund yards and a 73-yard touchdown. three goals and 17 assists last h~lped their own cause by wooly scramble lor the title. and third · place mention~. season, Gtacomin allowed 128 ONLY/ 1 defeating \!te Sl Louis Cardin- Tbe first weekly United Press The tie benefited Mansfield, IO&Is in 36 games whi le als 11-3. San Francisco remaln•d International Class AA ranklngs which placed seventh bt the sptitlinl goattending duties with in third place, four games saw the nrst !•e for first place statewide ranklngs of tile top Cesare Maniago. in tb• hiStory of the weekly bal· football powers. All members o1 lotmg of the coaches. the top 10, Hcept MassUion and EXPANSION VIEWED 11 was almost a ~c IB>l No- Mansfield, were Wtbeaten. and NEW YORK (UPI) -A vember when Sandusky finished Wtlied in ti'ree star!A. Jhree.ruan committee reprePOMEROY LANES five points ahead of Mal· Mighty SteubeDville, wlttcb senllng the North American Tri CooniY LeoJU• tor the No. 1 slot. And looks like the class of the C ch Joe Duncan•o Gallla/ Soccer League said Monday il Sepl. 13• l96l Massillon didn't do too bad this rugged Ohio Valley area this A ';.my Hlgll Scltool 8 1u e would meet wilb Interested Ilion time around. desptte a shocking year, came in fourth and puts ~a reserve football team parties, members and non. Holsum No. I 3 scoreless tie last week with I its prestige on the Une this :.ed the 1966 campall!'l with sanctioned leasue representa• Craig's Markel 0 3 Mansfield Senior. weekend against Warren Hard· : 1241 victory over Jackson's lives with the v1e111 toward Holoum No. 2 3 0 The Tigers, now ct1aclted by lng Panthen ID a came that reserves on Memorial Field Hparulion. Fore~an I Abbott 0 3 Bob Seaman, who came OV!lr Cl<IUid go a long way ill break· Monday evenina. The committee members arej • NEW ~w • Steak House 2 I from Sandusky, had "'lied up tng !he lie for the top. Kent smith a cooverted line- Jack Kent Cooke, Los Angeles, G&J Auto Parts 1 30 straight victori~s ahd had not Niles McKinley In fifth place 1 man scored U.. Imps 11 r" 1 George C. Flr.harty, San fnd. High Game - Jim. Haw- been shut out smce the 1162 and Upper Arllngto• Ia aixtb touchdown from about 10 yarda Francisco, and Brig, Gen. E. C. PANETELA ley, Zll; Ind. High Serte• - season Despite the tie, MassiJ. also face top - notch foes this In the second stanza. Low- ~"~ak;;i;;ns:of:;;V~a~nc;•~Mt~ver~.~:::::::::::::::::::::::::: Ntck Coates, 583. ream High 1011 finished In lbird place, only season. Followiag Evans scampered four yards - --Game - H&lsum No. 1, 898: points behind the two Mansfield Wille C.lumhus Wa~ the lm)ll IOCOlld touchdown I Team Hlgh Series - Holswn front runners. terson, Cincimtall Roger the second stanza. . No. I, 2551 and Cleveland SL Joseph. Ed Johnson Kt!ll RilOe and Womea'o Thursday Lope Out of lhf Dnll top 10 of 1965, snowd.;. aJong w 1t b 1 W'l'l. Early Mb:ed Ltape September 15, •• Sandusky, , MassiUon, Warren, Burnell looked good tor 1 89t. II, lNI , IV• Loll Upper Arlingtoil, Watter101 and wtunen. W9~, ""''11 " Y. ClolbJitg HQUSe ·I · 2 $teubeavUie ftre IfaCt tit 'the Cl-1 Jackson t:11111e to 8 3 Fil'l!c~er's Texa"!! ~laUCH) 2 I eli~ ll'l ~ Seinlar, lit eighth was ·in 111e flnlil IIIOiillelltll .. 3 ~ No 1 · . 3 ! at the ~ of last 111!1500. 111a lrooboys marclled ·• ~ 'Larldmark o nted· 11\ji the Imps 20 ;ard 11110. A Yout t t - For The Cold Weather Ahe1d. I SbJtop's Mark,el • 3 · bJe stopped 1hl! driVe. .Ind. Hig!t Game """· Today, liMi GAllS trosb Il!gb sfrl~ ..... Ill Team High 'tilt· •.: Markel ~~:;;rt p3SSJnP' • paJr PutS Irish Line Scores Near Top -aders p•J.rates seem Done•m • By percenl y ear For Fullbacks Jn Mid-Am I 2! - - - - -------:-:=--- 'Ph'))' J J p,• " ' s 4 . , " ' " ' ; I les 0 t Ira tes I 1 = 11 Sandusky, Warren Harding RankedNumber 0ne byUPJ 80\VUNG Our Blue Jmps Top Jackson Reserves 12-0 SPEC 65 BUI Kmg Edward RIVIERA 2 IISILADON and $J5 qanrt;"l• ~j~~~;~!I03~;; KARR &V :..'stOut DOORS '& WINDOWS -~dillac: "'\'01111 Uke Out -~It WY ~-5342 �,, • • . ., ' ': j. 0 " .\ . ,4 " I ,, • l, ,, ' ~ ; . 1/' " ,. ' • ' / . {;) • · ' • . ' " ' I . ' V ; .Ji An Ediforia ' .' .: ,~.. ' . suurJ, ~y-Mlddleport, o., sept..~· ~ Worne .~rtmina s : &Jl~St• · 25,d00 ·• ~.C6malufiion T'l»Ie ·· R.. F u ' · ·; swi.. ~Hstla;;; to~ C~l)lmunlon t.bl~ :eturh. our lYJCJl !" ' ) ' 1 J-Dally ·'1-t • S~RINGS, 'f!· ·• Va. bars to the windows. } ern West Vbvinla pru;.n. . Bell Ded lite prlsoo last October 2 'brines' flJPI dancerous_ wom· The only trace was a bloUBO Mrs. Mullenax bad escaped mer but was ba<;k in cuatody "25,00.0 miles long." With Imagination one cap envi!llon • ., . . . . en cr~mmals, one convicted of beheved to hava been worn by last Aug. 81 alter jUmping from a~r a short whUe, . . 1tile 111Ulions of Chrlat's fql)owers kjleellng together shar· til• "almost perfect murder" Mrs. Mullenax wblch was found a truck lakilltl prisoners to • Mrs. Mullanu, SS, I ~ ln& in the brud and the cup. ' of nor hlllband, IJid tile othoriOII w. Va. 3 by SlaU! Polioe/tarm ...,.., delooil. ·Slit was Ill nine cbll~·· bas been II No wall or curtain ca'n 841parate the worahipera -oa . j ' who hel~ ~her own mother obout a mile ea$1 of the soulb·tcaUJ)It II" boon la!fr, Mn. tho insUt,utkiD only since Aug. this day. AU, of every race and persuaslon1 observe the · ot ' $!12.1100 hi• nvlnaa. r.. ·_,_ , 9. She -was COI)Iolcted July li of Lord's command, "Do this in Nnlembrance of me." ·\ ' · · ' '· ma~nl'd at large late Monday the poillon..trangulaUon death of The Methodist churches of the Tri-County area joins The Gallla county· ihel'lffa department ' Mon4i1 Righi. her husband, Ray, ID one ol with 38,000 other Methodist conp1!.11tions and untold evenlna r,t!Ul'llild four ~n. ~lllll!ltted f1'9111 a,Uia ec,llll!" 11rs Vonda J..n Mullena~. ' tile most sensatiooal murder numbers of other Christians in the observance of World ty, fro~,!' Llmf ,lloiplltl for tbt lfl'IJni"'Uy ;In-. and Ill!'$ Pearlle BlankeMhip trials ever in West Vlr4'nla. Communion Sunday. . sane w._.., tbtY liMn liiiUf oblerVatloD; ·.foil ft Be ll ramsbed from the nearby • ., A confession entered into evl· H!storically.an offering is received U I pJrl of each !Qst 30 dll'l, . bifore ' 1111• · · ''.. ' >tale women's prison sometime . dence VIvidly described how tbe person s dedication at the Communion Servfce. For Mt tenclnl• " . ~ court • 111111 ., ._.,.. 1>t1•ren a·w p. m. Sunday and . TOKYO (UPl) - Communis! Chinese Foreign Min· unemployed husband was pol· thodists this is the offering for the FecUowlhlp of Suffer. Clluald Wllll• eodonl,y, ~ lloa, U~ IIIIa ~··" 5 JO a. m. Monday. 1•ster Chen Yi told J1panese visitors that Red China does soned over a perlnd of time in& and ServJce which helps put faith Into action. were f\1)'11101111 i.oeedl, 411, Kjii. IIOt 1911!iilb' lll, • Ka~n and to ham red state • not have the military power to attaclt the United States, until bls slrenjlb was sapped, One-half aoes to support the wort of the Mtthodlst ...1141, ~ by "" Oallfa dtllelll!l· olhl!dtll b!J.•-tltj" pollee who r~vedpea report af!d he ~lleves Amenca 11 fearful of starting a war garroted in tbe couple's bed and Committee for Over~as Relief. For victims of diluter aJUnty sberiff's doptrtmenl; A- belii•ftppled M P11cb9• · Monday tven' ol two wo w1th Cbma. his body burned 1n a 1arbage around the world, this means lmmedjate emer.1ency help. IIIJI Halfell, 411, IIIII J111111 ic oll'lft!f11. tchhikma ~ w v The Chinese official also said U S.·Chlnese probpit near thUr rural home. · MCOR, workmg with other relief agencies, II able to eoo, 3' 1 , bolll ol GelUpolil; llld ConMikll iiD the a1feD11 Ill' 1 0 3 e.n Hmton d Shada. S . · lems would be settled "one day," but "the settlement of speed food, clothing, medicme, •nd olten tempo~ ibtl• Gene. At Sttwart. 411, Plllladel- 1 plea of ll!liiJ te the olf..t b:t lhe peir :~d vanrsfl;m:s many problem~ will first begin with withdrawal of U.S. ter to disaster scenes. lmmed!ale end !o~er l'IJII8 lielp, phil. Pe., all m..ted by city ($t'l'lll a niuda""7 ........ the ttme pollee arrived Y troops from V1et Nam. Chen's remarks were released as for refugees and orphans, 1s provided 1n the lillnlater- police. of i·il·yun in lba 0111o f!1a1. ~ •••man for pal' ald today by ex-Japanese Foreign Minister Zentaro Kosaka ing spirit of Christ. . The four men, Ill of W1iom the Qldil J1Qte, .. meono h d 'th tee 'kid in a memorandum containing answers the Chinese statesMore than 300,000 Amertcans are In Vietnam. VA pleltdeti..UUty lllllwtre braulht 14 'Ctjde. Tlte 1!1811 will .,. 0 ' a . e' er p1c man cave him during an in· hospitals are crowded with veterans of other wars. There .IIlio Gellle C0UJ1131 - • .,_,. IIIII - . , . . pltM ~~';; ~ or lllell' hldloc some. terview in Peking Sept, 6. States," Chen was quoted. "The Is a particular kind of loneliness in our ,orph~es and · Cll!ll'f tal' -.Jtilteadnll •· . varying reports In Japanese President of the United States senior citizens homes, Mtd a sense of deapiJr In our prl· Rood blocks "' lbe a...a were newspapers of what was said - whoever he is - will not orBy Jean Parler sons. . .,..--pulled down late Monday touched off an mternalional stir der a war against China We Chalrman Jack Crisp was In Methodism does not overlook any of these penons. .vemoc but patrols m the Ral· because 111 Chon's alleged r• will also not venture to CO out cltarge of tho meotlnc of the One-fifth of all M~thodtst chaplains are on duty In the (Conllnuod from Pap I) "1gh and Sun~mers County area marks that China had oot ruled and hil them ~the united Leading Creek Watershed As· ~r East In ad dillon to our present chaplains, an add!- illol thai adjol111 lhe-lolwheN n 1iJ w•N apeeted to rontlnue out negotiations with the United States). sociatioo held last week at the tiona! 85 recently have been approved for mllltary aer· lba new wtlfm bulldlna 11 be. . tl~rqh the nlsht Slates over Viet Nam ''Frankly China has nol the Rolland Leg10n !WI w1lit Mr VIce. · lai eneted. Galp O•Uipo!ll Prlsoll olll<labl said tile wom· Accordin& to today's explana· power tog~ and attack the Un· Raymond Wilcoz and Mrs. Jea~ The CommisSIOn on camp Acat!Yities ud the Com- Mayor C. 0. FUller IUIIeslo Dam· 11.1, IU, l'lillllilil I feet 1 " ':"'::' from a tion of Chinese foreign pohcy !ted States. But we are prepar- Parker civioc the secretary's :sio~ 0~ fihap~!ns ?'~1 f;wrl~~h~f~~: ed aome action to lbow I b • oa rollera, Pomlroy·Muoa ;;'~ ~ ~ bod :..,a rope !given by Chen to the vlsitilltl ed to meet American aggres- and treasurer's reporls, re'\\ e : ~ws tp Octo~re2 . · Cha(llber of Conuneroe COUll- 13, Pl. Pleasut 21.70, Hintoa b. 11· Japanese. China holda out some sian." ,:1' "" specUvejy. CriJp explained· and wors Pan 8 are on • ell's Cood laltll in llle metter. 0.8 sllliCIIIUJ, Khawllf P.O. __ tllutllti tho loch holdtn& hope for improvement of relaread the wording of the petltiua Several waya to hlndlt I h I 3.11 flllllltl, ~lettoa 11.14 liOOs with the United States asking to form a conservancy IIUIIIer were diBCUJSed but 00 llaliCIIIUJ. London, ~ IIIII 'I .& I bot considers Viet Nam the district within the Leading ~ aclioo was Iaten. Winfield dams were OD !be e1llJ dJlL main obstacle to any meanloc· Creek Watershed ...... Volun· \ The C of C invest.! $4,500 In 11o1t Mev-11• 1:' lui P"'Kress. .. letr workers have been apdte lolllld II involved ID a.Jo ' - -Pblllp . Spcn 1\ ·I'~ Accurdioc to Kosaka, Chen pointed to carry the petitions, llle other. down 13, 5:40 Lm.; l'tlliiS1IYIII1'1esday Yi said that mutual fear keeps aDd petitions h a v e also SAIGON (UPij _ South Viet Nlm'& Constituent .Mayar Fisher presented • Ia up 14, 8:45 p.m.; Allquippa AMERICAN LEGION Auzll~ both the United states and Bober Roopltal: Visillnll been placed ia several busiDeSs A bi ned with a dazzling inaugunl ceremoay letter be had prepared to Con- up 14, 1:15 Lm.: Criss if!· dowD ary of llrtw w•lef' Prliit N China from atrlklnl the ftrsl hours H and HJ p.m. Parents places in the area. Those wish· b s~e":J ope curity guards today ud immediately cressman Wolter Moeller, 1D 14, 3::15 a.m.; Steel ~der up only on Pedlatrtcs Ward. wg to sign are reminded that ~ !~ wo~~v~n s!ritin& the nation's lint constitution. whlcb he stated the need ol 14, 1:50 a.m.; L. J'iDrli up 17, 3 ~ wm moe! 11 the Leglo~ blow iD 1 war Half Tutsday at 7·30 P m "The fact of the matter is Admtsslool they must be landowners and g Premier Nguyen Cao Ky and Chief of State Nguyen federal lunda to con- 2:15 a.m.; Beaver up 17, 3:411 ' · · lbat the Umted States is afraid must 1i10 their names 01actly Van Thieu told tbe 117 delegates they carried the na· ue the oonstrucllon of the a.m.; Harvey JordCII uplT,,.:• fF:ENEY BENNE'f'l' P•t of China and "'" are also a lit. ldrs. Ethel Betz, ~ Fourth as lltey appear on tbe deed to lion's ho es of building a democratic government In the NWqo lralmenl plaot. Ooe Ill e.m.; PeQY Downey !Iowa AmenciD Lop. Alllliliary In lie bit afraid of tho United Ave.:. Mn. Kenneth Bircltfield, their property. It was reported tim of ~ar The two military leaders uraed tbe assem· phase of the lacoon already Is 17, 1:211 a.m.; City Of SL Louo ~!ddleport will ,_, 'l'lleed • 75& Fli'St Ave ; Mrs. Ronald E. that a profit of $7U9 was made bl ~o creal~ a government "to suit the asplntions of the s!"rted· ~ maror staled Ill IJ up 11, 1:10 a.m.; NalionalliP · IJ Barnes, Rt 1 Crowo City· AI- on the auelion sale held at Laur· Y ., his letlef' We Wish "' proceed Ji, f:20 un.; Slt'rtltn 4on ~:g~~;g~t ~~ ~~i ~e exander McFarland, Rl. I Bid· el Cliff recenUy. p~o!t~~•• hundreds of Vletna- 11 tho war Is eonceroed, lite II soon II lunda are avaiilbie, 2~, 8:16 . a.m.; , ~ doWll wsidat!~ ~ill Itt ill cbar 1 · well ; Mrs. Harold V. Lool<ad•, Rusty Little, son of Mr. and mese pollee and soldiers stood CommuniJII have suffered de- •• per your commitment to the 21, 1:115 a.m.; Edeatt8;11i'trorth PAST "ATRONS I . Jr, Rt. I Vmton, Mrs. Rilla Mrs. Russell UtUe has been d to nt terrorist feat all over the battlefield. As vlllage of Middleport. Please be up 22, 5:40 a.m.; Kathf\ R. '" u! Pomeroy (Contmued from Page I) McCarley Rt I Gallipolis· employed by the Ohio Bell 1uar preve f .... economy It advlaed that I have inlurmed down 2S, 5·1Q p.m.• J•"" T ChaWr 1111 OI!:S will meet on ' . ' . attacks by Viet Con& who bave ar as .,. ORSANCO ... ,., • ' ...,. ' -~ 1ou~ travellna 111 a westward Mrs. Lillian Smtih, Rto Grande; Telephone Company. Utile a ed d ••· eed conoerned there are fewer v.. t "'" Villlfe of down ZJ, t :50 PJII.: · EDtiQ. 1 Tu.,...oy even!"" '" at the ..,. ' vow to 1srup ""' proc · shortages •now tban before. Mlddlepor1 ,. •• Wlable to rnake vor down 23, •.: 50 p.m.; El&el' 1. L. Wh'te M AI ...Cuat the home /course ed&e of the Carib· p au.,. 1 , Ch··•' ....re; 1961 araduate of Rutland High 1 • ~ rs OIIJO ster. bean at 12 miles an hour. Patrick Watson, Rt MiII e r; School, will work in the Colum· mgs. any further prolftlll wllltqut clilf down 23, 11::10 p.m.: 'Quen 1 lfi;IGS COUNTY llklln& club Weathermen predicted if the Walter K. Carpenter, Pt. Plea- bua office, at the switch Ky told the delejales - 116 • S lddiUonal funds." ORSANCO II City dowo 23, t p.m.; Hcill G. •: 11 moet Tuesda7 ttVening at storm continued Its present sant, Boyd Higinbotham, board, and will also take school- m~n and one woman - the Ques~ou uapect the Ohio River Sanitation down Greonup I p.m.; J'rle1 / .1!1 p. m In tile r!lCI'eatton cou ..... the F""wll 1Simlll of Grimms Landing, W Va.; Ho- in1 In electronics, since he mtlltary junta he beads has lu Moaday Holdup · oompact. bercer diiWll Green1Q1 II p.m.; room of the J. A. Youna, Sr. Guadeloupe w1th 264,000 reSI· ward Riffle, Rl. t Leon, W scored hieh on the test admin- been working toward lhree CLEVELAND (UPI) - FBI At lite eouncll Sepl 12 Dr. Valv~ doWII Greenup 1:10 home Hosteoses wUI be _Pat aeots would &et the brunt of Va.; John W Sblflet, Pt. Plea lstered to him. Little was In g?"ls - to defeat the Commu· 11ents ay q~est!Mlld a aus- Clufl had asked COIIOCil to ro. 1.m.; Fort Delrbom up~ Jones and Phyllis Knopp. tho •torm's fury befon noon to- sant , Mn. Arthur G. Neigler, Washinaton Court Hoose for msls, st.abillzt llle eco11omy and pert 1n ~.000 holdup Mon· 'flew the parking siU.atiooal hls up 3 1.m.: l!luo Pennsy!v\Ulla fORREST ROSJ!: Ledp No day. Rt. 2 Racine: Charles K. Hall, the tests. He was formerly em· build democracy. day of a bl'lllll!ll of tile Cine. new olftee location allll IUC)Ietll· down Greenup 1:46 1.111.; Ben 2&\, Oaugllltts ol America, will Rutland; Mrs. Eber 0. Pickens, ptoyed at the Missile Air Base "So far, only the:lt slep4 land Trus Co. ed lhat traffic be lllowed to en-/McCool dowo Greenup 4:20 1. ~~.. TuMday, Sopl. 17 .•• Direct by LBJ Syracuse; Mrs. Hughie J. Wil· in Newark. have been taken achk!ve The su :-ldettlllled ~ let' 011 ·8WQIIII Snel CouncU m.; Weswa up Glfti!Up 1:38 311 P m. at '1\tpport Pla~n•. soo, Jackson; Charles Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nelson and • these goals," he . "A• flY: .Stanley i , al!w!IJ Wl""ll\!1 'iliew IDd waleh the a.m.; Steel Ranier up' Grt~~n11 moml>on ar• UllM to af. M~OW PIIESIDENT 1 Oak H1U ; The Rev. Eugeae J Mr. and Mrs. Howard Phillips Cl~veland, w . trresMa &eat ;litkiJii •-'llualloD IDd help Dr, Iup 7:15a.m.: WUII.am Jfltt ). end Johnson appealed dlrecUy to Brown. Waverly; Mrs. Britton recently spent a weekend with site was accolJlpanled to Mort- his home Monday nllhl, 1 lew Cluff if a problem oxi~ll. ldown Greenup 1:10 a.m.; Joet Wed~sday tho Sovwt people tocl•Y to Join B. Barlow, Coal Grove; Mrs their cltildren, Mr. ~n· Mu. ,head by~ Parker, to regis- hours after .the buldllp. Part.ol A complaint COilcemma the/Chotin doWII Meldabl 1:41 p. , WOf14EN S GUUJl ol Trlolty with Americanll in helpina to Earl H. Hendersoo, Rt. 1 Pe- Bob Nelson, Pam. Vi le, Cui· , ter Jot tile semester. On the the moaey . a~edly . jakep iD 011stence of a dog house In en m.; Mlma Lear down Mllldabl Lm!Pd Church of Chnst (Fed- , build a worldwide areat SOCII· 1dro , Ira E. Lockard, Well•ton; ly and Tara, in Owens , Ky. tr.Ji( to 1J1e scbonl, the girls I the robber)( . JUS m:~~v•red. alley W'lY beiWMD n!lideDcett of , 4 p.m.; Pamel.. D. dowa )(JI~ mted l wtll mlit Wttlnesday ty . I William H. Wiseman Rt. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ro1er Ttirner, ·visited in Gallipolis with Miss 1•cents said' Dt. Slack and Bruce !Jayd was dabJ 5 p.m.: L1dJ MlpQD clowa "i.:IO P m., 11 the clln. Tlol Johnson, In the Russ1an . tan- , Hamden· Mrs. Edw~ G. Cov. Denise and Clin~ ol Elgin, m, Smith's 1randpart!11ts, Mr. and · · referred to Mayor Fisher and Meldlltll p.m.; Rqc: up llel•· .. · · . . fnendly C1rcle wtll be hosl• gu.,. moeazine · ~awril'a " ey La..;ing Oblo· Judy K. are v1siting w1th his parent$, Mrs. W B. Tate and Mrs. Clar· 1 WE'AT.IIER: · the pollee department Attend- dahl 8:45 p.m.; J. S. Lewil up ond also in charge of devotions printed by tbo United Statea IR· ~psey, J~ckson'; Bernard c. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turner ol,ice Longstreth. While at the I RaiD, 1<1~~-~~\i~I'IDI _lag the mealinl were Couttcll· Meldabl IO:a p.m.; Flqllbip ond the Pf"ifMJ. lormatioo Ageocy (USIA) sold Harper, Jackson: Mrs. Ronald Carpenter and with his sister,, uniVersity, they visited Miss 14Mltb. Ralp_·eJIIilnl weol this man Dick Vau•ha• Cllllnrd up Mtldabl 11:20 p.m.; Nat)' MILFORD HYSELL. ICOUI· here, also acknowledged oppo-, Bernes, Crown City; Mrs. Lor· Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bolin, Bren· Parker'• cousins, Mr. and Mrs. eveobtg aod ~~ taDlJhl. Geo Stumbo, Goorge Baker, .lOOn EO. up"41tl'hll:30a.m.; NICI master bas anoounced that the, slllon to his Viet Nam policy len L. Blaoltenshlp 230 Jack· da. Rick, Brent and Craig, of Leon Shrader, wbo are IMtlh ally fair, <lJ!II )¥fllttead1J. Ze~kle, Mayor Fisher, and Clerk Merrteil up Meldabl 6:30 IJII,; Boy S!'out 'l'mop HS >fill m-.t l within the Umted Slates, al· sOil Pike ' I RuUand. /students there. . The &itll , Bailey. Valley TrllllpOI'Itr tklWll )(a!. Wl'dnesdiJ trom 3 to I thoUjh be did not menUon South-~ · , Mr. Russell Little entered spent the niKhl In East Mignon dauehter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles dahl l:l!U a.m. i 311 P m. each week in the 1east ASia speclficaUy. But he Birth• Holzer Hospital for the remov- Hall and retumed to RuUand Simpkins, Cltarla and Melissa, Lau1cb~ WiU Not GaiJlpoill O.aa Ott'IIIN l1br!lfJ bas_.... Odr1 Hysell !' said the American people would f Mrs. David R. Kin&, Wellston. al of ncess blood whfeh mu•t 1Frtd'/ evening. Mt" Smith of Columbus. WhUe here they AUe d F dE t down 5:40 p.m.; Jennifer Je~~~ has all!lollllCecl •too tbll each not vote for him 11 they did daughter, t a.m. Nonday. be do>e periodically. He is Iwas returned to school on Suo- 11ttended the Pomeroy . Jludand COLu-:musUJI ven , up 1:46 a.m,: Alldrelr Cal!toaa •rout ltrinS~nc 1 Jlew mem· not back h1s moves. DllettargH employed by the Rutland Fum·lday by ' her paren!s, Mr. and loot.ball pme. Saturday niehl kloc Ilemoe (':l~jj Olllos Up 1:5$ a.m.; Mark 1111011 floor wJU rec~~ive a patch toward Harry L. Bareus, Mrs. Levi lture Company. Mrs Robert Smith, where she ' visitors of the Snowdena' and ran Sen Fr nkr~ La·..~·bald· dowo 4:20 Lm.; liemfllll' 1:115 Ro~d-~ Applll tl Day? Carrutllero, Mn John B. Clen- Marie Andersoo ts employed ' began classe.s Mqnday. Simpkins' wer, Mr. and Mrs. er, · a · ....,. wi,ll a.m.; Ann Brent don 7 , ,aa,; WILilWOOD GAROf:N club denin, Mrs. Everett R. Fielda, at Tiny's Baraainland In Mid· Mr. and Mrs, Clair Taylor Carroll Snowden, Steve, Lany, : ~luonndhand for lite party s Jenks u' t:OI 1.m. have received word that two . Gary and Annette, or (h)ltpolll, • tallinJ ~uet and • - • Rlv..- - H. 1!!. Jlow. w11l meet at the hom• of Mrs. JI(JSTON - THE PRICES OF Joho E. Franklin, Mrs. S. Earl dleport. KelliiOtll llfm• Wt!F"diiJ ov· ' any foods that are dependent Gerlach, Richard L. Hansen, Lilly Robinson entered Veter· of thetr grandchildren have wiMI also came for the eame, San. llobert KIIIIMdy I lppeat'· les up Wlntlekl7::10 ~.IIi.; Nllutlemlll wilh Ml'f. Milton Houd• on hand labor will 1ncreaso by Russell M. Little, Mrs. Carrie ans' Memorial Hospital lor sur· been Injured while playin(!. and John Rossigno!, Gallipolt•; 1 ~· lain Stell! dowo Wlilllekl li:Jt shl<h as oo.bollell. one-third durmg the a..t nve E. Sanford, Jeffrey L. Sayre, 1ery. She Is em!lioyed by the Mar~ Alkeson, SOD of Mr. and Jim Carpenter of P0111eroy, Mr. usche, 1 Cleveland ilemf>. p.m.; Allen 1\. Merrill tq! lfhtTII\IIISII.l'll years, appl> grower Ivan Stem Mrs. Fred J. Thacker and in· Rutland Department Store. Mrs. Dermis ,O.Ikeson, Mansfield and Mr!i. Bruce .May, Debbie ~at allll fllrtnet; COVII'IIOI', ad- field IZ:flll a.At.; Pam m J COONTY CQUNCII. P.T.A. predicted today at a meetms of fanl dauahter, Mrs. Richard J. Robert Burke, son of Mrs. suffered a broken eoltar booe and Mike, and Mr. IDd Mn. viBecl the party • IIIII hOld- White dowa Wlnfteld 12:11 a. w11l meet 'lburr<lu at 7,» p. U.. Newspaper Food Editors Call and mfant daughter. Clyde Clonch, of Columbus, Is while playing sandlot. football Homer Parker and SUzy. quarten lllonday tllat I provi· m.; Lucy Jene L1ll!lll up Wlft. m tl u.. IMIW ole~ry Conference. in satislactory condit •'? in Vet- at his home. John 'n10lnas, son Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lucas, ous enaqetne~tt WGUid not per· field 12:$1 a.m.; W. H. Shavtr, 1ch~. Til!~,. will 11o , • ll'boel Stem added lhat tho apple inerans' Memorial Hospttal with of Mr. and Mrs. James Thom· Julia, Jane and Steve, of Rose- mit bJm and Mra. Lauseht to Jr. up Wlltfteld 1:311 e.m.; Rel01 mstrucllon• wi11I . . . stac. dustry is IIWJ per cent reliant three b"'ken ribs and a punc- as, Columbus, received a brok· ville, former RuUand residents, attend. eo Z. dowo Winfield 1:35 L board nlimbers 11 instructors upor hand labor for pick1ng, lured lung received m an auto- en leg when he feU from a were here for the Rutland-Pam· m.; 0. F. !hellrtl' doWII WlnHOIIE:RT ctiZ-'IIT' -iolelll, sortm, and packin.. Even mohile accident which occurred swing while playl.. aloog the eroy same. While be... they WON P'IGHT field 2:46 o.m.; Jeffereoo up h" caJlod I opecial -lillg paekagmg for retail sale Is done on his return to his employ- Ohio River during a boalinJ also visited with Mr. and Mn. LONDON (UPI) -JOH Iofiin- Winfield 5:11 • .m. •t Soulllem Atltlelk: BoosU!rs largely at the farm level, he ment in Columbus. Burke made trip with his lsmlly. Jacob Schllltna, Dennis, Steve f? of ArJeallna dec1Jl011ed ol Nac1.., for Jltursda) at 7·30 added Stein blamed the oxpect. PT. PLEASANT _ George his home In Rutland willl his Misses ColtMI and Pennee ' llld Jane. weiJh heayywetJiti champion ITJLL CIUTJC.\L p m at u.. Htfll S<>llool All In- 011 price increases on a var~e!y Calvin He~~ry, M, a retired grandparents, Mr. and Ml'8. Williams, daughters of Mr and Mrs. Frances Imboden hu Carl Glai In a lfl.round ftehl Georp Sarcent, ~ lm•lod _ .1 are lll'fOII to of faewrs , •ncludlng tile new Mason coonty farmer, died ear· Chalhe Greer. His parents, Mr. Mrs. Ray WHIIams, have re- , been released from Holr.er Hoo- Monday night. MIIIIIG. out- Junior llilit teacber, w1to 1111 " wosent mlm111um wage law. 1y today atllle homo of his SOil, and Mrs. Clyde Clonch and 1turned to Morehead Slafe Unl- pita!. welehed by 1010 )IOUlldl by the been colliiDed to Gtlllpolil MetiI'IIIIIAY John Henry at Apple Grove, family were here last week to versity, where they will begin Mr. 'lbomas 0. Stewart, 0. llfl~ppund Glial, IISid two. leal Center llle put wtttl', rtfOREST RUN ¥olhodist Panther Babel in · following a 1onfJ lllneo!. visit Nllh h1m. their Jonlor and aopbomore pot Street, was a paUeot at Hoi· fisted attacks to the body aad ma!111 in crtOoal <Ondili!ll!l, 1111 ch urch ~111 have 8 llllke sale Mr. Henry """ born at Hll!J· Mr. and Mas. Don Harrison years, respectively. Connee, a Hr hospital tho past week. bead to gain llle decilloll. rnom liUlllber II Ill. at Duk• ClellllCrs Ia ~~- 38 to ] 6 Setback self on March 11. 1372. son of are havill8 • new home buill !!IM graduate of Rutland HIP f~<day ~ 31 r ·30 • .m. the late John and Amanda on Main Street adjacent to the :School, is majoring In physical Time SATIJRDA V Tbe Pomeroy 7-Ith grade BriJhl Hettry. llio wife, Alta. ED Dettl50n home. They and! educatiOII, while Penoee, a 1185 JfTNEY SUPPER. S.tunt:.J, footltall toam lost lo Belpre preceded him ill death in ltllll their daughter, Jeanie, are now Rutland araduete, Js an edu· Oo-tn,.r I. at tile SpaeuY bJ a 38-16 score in a rectnl In addition to tbe 9011 named, IIYiru! on Depot Street. catioo ma)IIC, specializing. In r.rad• School startinll at 4:11 &tid aame at Belpre. he is survived by two other Miss Sheryl Wolfe. who ta Special Education. The sisters P m •ponsored by U.. Ltdtea The Baby Panthers. outwelfl)l· 800s, William and Willard Hen· employed "' C.lumbus, spent are room~na loj)ether, and their A""''"ry of the SyriiCUI!e Ftre ed, led IS-.14 at halftime follow- ry, both of GaliipoUs Ferry. a ,.ekend hero Wllb ber !alb- address ts 402 Mipton Hall, O.oanm<nt q touchdowns by Bob Werry There are 13 crandchddren, and er, Mr. Ira Wolfe, and attend· Morehead State University, aad Charlie LaDe after which nine great crandchlldren. A ed the Pomeroy • Rutl1nd foot· Morehead, Kenlllcky. Lane coovortod lor the extra survlvme sister is Mrs Flor· ball came. She " also enrolled . Mr. Robert Imboden, who ...,. V m llle Columbus School of Atl " employed tn Columbus, spent k• _ _ · ,...nts At the end of the third eoce Holley of Keoova, W a. Mr F"'"d Br 1 1 1 H 1 k _. "" bJ . D•''"l-• " - ... ~ • -~ ~ qu-r Belpre led ~~~- '1'\oQ Sa"lceo wm be held at J "" ~ ey s. n un • • wee ~- w.,.. 1 w11e, 110po, m :tGS IIIAllllN AllU key inlereepti- 111 llle lourtb p.m., 'lhur!ld8)', in the llklbr· intlloo Vo!eraiiS Hosp~tll wbe~o and thetr cblldren. .... • Ste ... ~. ... ~---• •. be underwent surgery oo h10 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles J1at. q.-- 1""' to - 1Jll'l •oos '......,. ...me. 11n · foot. 1 rett and Patricia, Mr. and olo11'D8 uti tbo ~ I c o r •· William Hallleld, and R o. • · Mils Roberta Smilb daupt- Mrs Raymond Smith and MJsa P - wiU • Wtllltol, llais O'Dell Buoh will oflleiate, and er of Mr. ancl Mrs. ' Robert ' Mariha Hawkins tra"'ted re. Tlwrlllay at t ·:teo P.lllo oe lite burlol Will be Ia Plleaalll Ridp Smith. Sr.. has returned to her cenUy 1.& Parris Island, S. C., Po••IOlf floltl. <eiiMIIOry. Fr1onda may lllll •t !Wtior year at Morehead State where IIIey visited witll 111e tho -ral hontt after It a.an., University in Morehead, Ky. Barretts' SOli, Jim, ~ 11Jt liMY P.'I'I'EM tJP Wednesday. Mtss Smith. a 11164 gradual• Smiths' soD, Doll. who art botb PALMA Ill MALLORCA. ol Rutland llieh School, has a stationed 11tere with ~ U. 9. SpUI (UPI) - T1IO judps 6000 CAUSB dttal ma)Ol' io IMtth EnaJish and Marines. WhBe stopped at a tbought MG West, 18, w.. WNGVIEW, Ter. (UP!) - music. She Is a member of 11soline alation, tlte 1f0UP saw 8Weel as candy IJid elected ber A local wife pl'lltelted lo po1i<o CWI!IIJ and of Sigma Alpha fo- Mr. and Mrs. w'..,.en Black "Miu llolillo.•" Monday. The that charil7 *-1d lloailt at ta, a _professlooal music !rater· and lamUy, who wert oo a tn117 Swedllh coed pt her home. Ilk eillmett lllal wblle nlty. Her address IJ Miss ~ camplna trip to Qre• Leke oen weJ&bt - 11$ pounds (AI U. 11111:IIM fl'am ber berta Smith, 308 East MtgMo ~ate Park 1D Kl!ll!UdiY, . kllotJ - Itt _ . .. u 1 . I!JphaNI '- doaated all her Hall, Morehead State Univer- ,. Weekl!rld iue~t• or ' M• and w brlat l:lodt: Ill ltot*ltolm, . _,fi.. ~Ilion Mfllo• fiiTI"iiwobledj .KJ• Laat•Weet .ian. Ro)o SaOwdea weq ..,.j I F ' ,rAm · 'L•ma ' T''e··s·t u .. / I . . Mul ua} Fear 8etween ChIna • us produce sta}emate ::;Jt ••••'11 e. n;:' t Rutland Society Notes COUNCIL =. . ....,'lllldir ·· River Neura n·-· cJ::= ».• 1 S{)( Dllii7171I"ng Inaugural Show • Opens Assemb}y's Sesston Hospa·taJ N•ws f ' I NDA R "·* f: :Wooal UPJ BrJe • £S I I •vWltl• I ! George Henry o·Ies Tuesday I • THI DAilY 58fl'l. touc.. M ., - * 'J ,J, 1 ' • . " '. ." ~ats , Pirates : .. i1 ' ' ' ' . Dally Sentinel, AILSTAB " in 'Mu$t' ' . B) IIICI TBOMAI aodattoa meetlnl Friday I& Coach Mill Carter' a Norih HaiiD&a Trace Higb SeboOI., G~Ult Jlih 'lchonl Pirates wiU COach Howie Lee Miller's again ' for tlie aecond con,.,... Bobcats have· a· two-game win live week be featured In the streak going after losing the I'GaiRII Olllle Week" In the opener 6-0 at Fairland in LawSou~m . )'alley Athletic Con- renee county. Kyeer Creek has terence. ,when they are guests downed Hannan Trace 28-0 and ol lito Kyger Creel! Bobcats at last Friday night upset a favor8 p.m 'nmrsday ed Southem Local !rom Meigs Tbe coaleal orlllinail7 ....-. county 6-0. 4uletl ""' Friday Dl)lht baa The game with the Pirates Is beelt lboftd ap dao 10 lito a prelude to what mlaht be GaUia Couoty Edaealloa At- tbe SVAC championship contest ' . tile loUoW!nl Jl'ridaJ Jilgltt when the Bobcall jourlley ta Eastern lb Meigs county. The Eagles haoe downed two Gallla coWtty SVAC toea, Hannan TrS.e 44).14 and North Glllila 14-0. Kyger Creek IJ &-1 In all games and 141 in SVAC competitloo. North Gallla 11 alao 2-1 In aU games but has a 1·1 SVAC record, marred by the 1441 loss to Eastern Tlte Ptretea wiA tltelr .,. eoer 1'1.. Aiel m, dropped lite 1H ~ It Eutem alMI lait FrldoiJ 'lllpl garnered tltelr lint 8VAC wbl b)' trouDclnl Sealllwlllten wiD miD Ill ...,and trip Lawrence county, this time to take 011 lite Fairland Dtaeons. ~tltlial at I p.m. Frl6ay. The lflldcals ~ are 4)-l after loues to Eastern W· L. Pel GB Jlerbet ' zt.t. . . 14-0, Kyeer Creek 28-4 and Los Angeles 92 64 .590 ... f:05 _p.m. ID other actiOII, Qanna1t Trace Symmes Velley of Lawrence Pittspurgb 90 Ill .573 21k ---~-.:..._....__ _ I county 34).0, San l"rancisco 88 68 564 4 (14-13) o The Fairland Dr8f!ooa are Philadelphia 85 72 541 7j4 9 tl5 p.m " Z.l wmnill8 the opener a1alnst A~anta 83 74 >29 91> Los ~ Kyge~ Creek IHI, losilll your Sl. Louis 79 77 .506 13 Drysdale i South Point 14-0 and last Cinclnnat• 74 80 41\t 17 Ill. 9 winning lM-0 over Chesapeake. HOIISton 68 88 4:Ui 24 'Wedno-.: Coaeh wmtam Slwul't EaaNew York 64 92 .410 23 terD Eagleo wm be OD the l't• Chicago 58 99 369 34\11 boutttl tiiiJ -'1 wtoea tbey Monday's Besulls meet c-~ Jack lltborae'a By United Pre•• !oternatiODII N. Y. at Cin., cnc , wet grnds NEW YORK (UP!) -A green Baehtel • Yor• olevea. Tbe Natlooal League Phila, 5 Pitta 4 night 11 IDS. (for btexperience) passing com- ....... an Z.I alief' tast Frl N y t c 2 c et =d San Fran 8 Atianta l. mght binatien of Terry Hanrstly·IO- ;;.;·zt.t trounclq by Jlal. · · a .n., ' Cll • w .... · Los Angeles 6 St Lou" 3. night Jim Seymour has madll Nwe land. San Fran 200 3110 030- 8 13 t (Only games sche<luled) Dame a nationaI ChampionahIP Coach Steve Stilea Southwes- Atlanta 1100 001 too- 2 6 1 Taesday's Probable P••c•ers x-Baltimore contender and the rest el the tern !liehlanders are atiU loolo. Marichal (lM-0) and BaUer· Chicago at New York - Detroit Dation's colleges creeo with ing lor their first win Saturday Reed Ritchie (3) Abernau.Y Ellsworth (7-21 ) vs R1bant (ll- Minnesota env • ' ChiCago Y· nl&hl when tbey engage o Gal· ~S), S<>hoeider (8) , Olivo (81, B). B p.m Cleveland Hanratty, an 13 ·year· old Upolis "B" team at Southwes- Blasingame 19) and Carty LP Pittsbureh at PhJiadelph~a quarterb11<k, and Seymour, a tern The Hi•"•·"ers have lost -Reed t4).1) HRS-McCovey Veale <15-12) vs Jackson (15- KaCahforntca·ty · to•'"'th ..- -Local 30 • 6 tS51bl, Haller· ~27th), F. Alou nsas • 1•7year-<~ kl Ncetver, s,.,. e two, to Southern -ball aroond 13 times for 27ll and Norlb Gallla 2AI4I and ti " (31st) I Washl"gton yard• Saturday as the lrl•ll one Hannan W Va IJ.S in the · Let: lloston smashed Purdue 26-lt and ' ' ' ' New York swept Into third place In the opener. Los A. 200 11l OlD- 6 t1 2 By United PreS& Loternatlooal Ix · CIUIC ed 1 U n II e d Press International St Loull OliO Ill 000- 3 8 I , ' National League · M~:;~••~ board of coaches football Osteen, Regan (6) and I G. AD R. R. Pet. lloston 5 ratings. Roseboro ; Gibsoo, Woodeshick : Alou Pitt t:lti 512 82 !76 344 Wash.nglon 3 Notre Dame, whose lack of a (7), Piche (8), Hoerner (8) ard Alou: Alia !50 647 118 214 .331 Detroit 2 Califor'lli• topfliehl passer last aeasoo cost McCarver. WP-Osteen 117-13). Carty, Alia 147 508 72 166 3'l7 (Only games !be Irish dearly, thus threa· LP-G1bson ~26-12). HRS- Rose Cm 151 634 96 211J .320 Tue8day's tened the re1gn of Michigan Falrly (12th), L. Johnson Clm~t. Pitt 149 619 102 197 .318 , ~Stai'ling state as the No. t team 111 the mth). Alien, Pblla 136 506106160 .316 1 Detroit c~~~~r~11l: natloo. The teams will meet at a~es SLargll, P1lt 139 484 '' 15.1 Jt6 I 14-131 vs. ul Eut Lansina later In the (ll lnDIDgtl Torre, Alia 148 546 83 172 .315 1 Cleveland at season NEW YORK (UP!) Pitts. 00Santo Ch1 !50 544 92 169 3tl McDowell · ~> vs. 4 81 100 101 000 Spectacular Victory taps for tbe Pittsburgh Pirates Phila 003 001 OliO 01- 5 15 I Cepeda, StL 136 483 69 146 31Jl , 2 :tO p m The spectacular victory over iD the NaUonal League II I Fryman Blass (5) Walker 'l American League I Boston a.tt :=~~i~ Purdue which had been rated race if baseball rea y 1 (6) Mikk~tsen (71 O'Dell ~11) G. AB R. R. Pet (~I and ., seventh the previous week, shot governed by percentages. and Gonder, pagi,aroni !Ill; IF Rbsn, Bal 152 :>67 t19 179 .316 Horlen (10-12) the Irish aU the way from 12th The Pirates' already remote Wise. Culp ~71, BWtnlng (111 Oliva, MID 153 596 '17183 .m place into a contending poottlon chances of catchloc the Los and Schaffer, Dalrymple 17}, Kahne, Del 137 463 82 134 289 behind U.C.L.A., which held Angeles Dodgers became al- WP-Bunning (19'12). LP- Powll, Bal 138 483 77 139 .Z88 Bahnsen (1-1) 141 8 05 p.m. secolld. most lnviJlble today wilit the O' Dell (5-o). IIR-{;)endenon Kllbrw, Min 156 549 82 1:>6 . announcement of the (27th). Wgnr, Clev 145 530 70 150 . Kansas City at , plans of the America• League Chris, KC 177 380 It 107 .282 Krausse <14-9). ••· lli!~til• 'C.C. • Philhes and San Fln1t Game Hwrd, Was 146 493 52 137 . 5) 8 '"' IS Giants. llostoo 201 100 100- ~ 11 0 Cash, Del 155 493 52 m . Wasil. 000 1100 000- 0 7 1 Ystski, Bos 158 592 61 164 . Cleveland at The planned pt~g Dllllcb- 1 Brandon (8-11) and Tillman: Home Runs DetroJt at ups for the final SIX days of the H Co (3) B 17) N a t I 0 Da I League: Aaron, New York at h tb t the Pirates annan, x , osman , season s ow a . . BaJdwm (9) and Casanova. LP Braves 42: Allen, Phdlies W , Kansas City at • • FORMER MARIETTA COLLEGE Athletic DtrectQr Don D. Dr~mro was saluted bavo lost 13 of 17 dectSions to -lllinoan 13-91 Torre, Braves 36; Mays, Giants (Only games • Saturday, Sept. 24, when the college dedtcated "Don Drumm Field;"' preoieusly lite Philadelphia and Saa l _·_ McCovey, Giants 34 known as Mariettl Mumcipal Sladmm, tn honor of the venerable mentor. Dedica· FranciSCO pitchers they are Secood Game Americao League: F. Robm· · tion ceremonies were held during the halfttme of Martella's 8 p.m. game w1th COLUMBUS <UPII - 11 ap- expected to meet In their last Boston 11110 ooo 101- 2 6 1 son, Onolcs 49, K1llebrew, ..._ C'ili. ..:.:. ll.:Je[ce_o:.f_P_e_n:.n:.SY_Icv__aru _·_a:.. pears and to beBruce the year of the fWI· five games. 1W h 010 000 20x- 3 7 Twins 36, 'iPowell, Onoles J4. . fo_rn_ia _St_a_t_e .:. _Co back Matte m Mid· as · p nk 31· c 1· 1 '". . ' American Conference action. In contrast, Don Drysdale, Bennett, McMahon !7) and tnedpltone, ea ' ah ST . "ao<IVJ 0, .. . 's Don Sutton and Sandy Koufax, ITillman; Coleman and Caaulli Jans s ' 1gers DOll Fitzgerald, Kent State who are scheduled to start the LP-McMahoa (9-8) WPRuns junior fullbaek held on to the . · N 8 t 10 0 1Batted Le lo· ' • ~ o jft. . . ' . Dodgers' last s1x games-three Coleman (1-0). HR- MeMullen a ague. '"'• 'Ifl" '" ·. · :, . ,. rushmg and tot~l ?'fense lead '" each agarnsl the St. Lows / (IJth), Lock (?th). Braves 122. Cleme nte, P~rates indivtdual slatisllcs after the C d d Ph'U h 116·• Allen • Phdlies 110·· Star 1 an · · · ar mas 1 1es- ave a -By GARY KALE · hack by virtue ol an 8-2~ the buiiPfl>.lor lila next start second week ol play. combined 11J.3 edge over tbose Detroit 11110 000 101- 2 g 0 gell, Pirates 102; Torre, Braves UPI Sporta Writer triU~ph over Atlanta: ' when Philitdelphia manoeer He has gained 4~ 1 ~rds tn teams this season. I Cahf 010 000 000- I 4 0 tot. . It's no water off Jim New York at Cmcinnati was Gene Mllucb put in a hurry call 55 carrtes for a · -ya averMcLain Sherry <9) and 1 Amerocan League: F Robm· Bunning's back if he belps the rained out m the only 'other to his ace riehthandk Bunnln~ ~~b T~e ;:nne:;'p 1'1sop:•;;;t~ Wha~d• !~;; Dt::"g~ethne Freehan:' Rubio, Lee (7) and / 800 • OriOles K 1 ~· P~ell: 1 1 Los Angeles Dodgers win the scheduled N.L. action. allewed ..o~fl. wiiJI<, and then ~~ h' m .~~6~ ;ards 111 reeords sof the pllclt.;. involved I Rodgers. WP- McLam (20-131. Onoles H107 1 ; rew , ~' 105 N~t1onal League pennant Denny McLain won his 20tb dethrted' M';m,"chlbhouse ~7rn tt IC tgtaA WI ••alnst the teams they will LP-Lee 1&·3) . HR-cardenal R b· orto '8 '" •· . ·. ·" ~t.:tt"'' " .... ,,, , a emp s. ~ <15th) o mson 0 no1es 100 Bunning, who bas dampened game of the year as Detroit • l'•d""'.!, .. ~PP~~Iated his Fitzgerald alst1 shares the lace emphasize that the Dodg· ' Pitching the hopes of San FranciSco and I edged Calif"':nla 2·1 In other rare rehef §unf and_ prompUy scoring lead Wllh Majerle and ers will nave all the pitching UP! GRID POLL National League: Regan • Pittsburgh all season, was n ~mer~can League games,_Bos· brought home_ ~· .wtnnlng_ run Mickey Jackson ol Marshall percentages go1ng for them and , Dodgers 14-1, Mand1al. G~ants 1 the sbower when he teamed ne ton spilt a pair With Washmg- on Dick Groats fourth hll of 'th I . t h the P~rates will have all of ~ . 24-6 K f Dd 25 9 had JUSt posted his 19th vtclorv ton, winnmg the first iHI and the game, a pair of walks and WIM lttepombos eledac t.he total of- them going a~•nst them In the I NEW YORK (UPI) Thel p . oG u anxts, 2o0-8gersJaste .r 6 .... h · 2 Job B· • · · 1 a • w Umted Press lnternatmnaJ ma· erry. Ia ' • · of Ule year on Phtladelphta's 5· droppmg t e mglllcap 3· . / nny riggs towermg smg e f I last season "' clooing days of the race . Ca d 111-5 4 IJ.innlng vlctan• over the Hurried cau that his high off the right field ensedca eltghory246 yarda rusbl ' ng So that thiS story WIU. bave a JOr college football ratmgs with Armscr'lcao. League cNal lv • ·" . . secon w first-place votes and won-lost. · rn ~' 11 •n 1 Plfales Monday mght thot Bunmng was warmmg up n walt. and passmg. He leads In pa"· bappy endwg, let's examine lied records ,. parentheses : Onoles 13-5 Boswell , Twms 12 virtually shut the pennant door ing percentage, hitting on 10 <•I wbat cotJronts the Pirates first. Team Pomts 15: Kaat, '!'wins 25-11 S~ebert. to jhe Bnco. 17 attempts. I. MSU (16) (2-0) 305 : Indians 16-8 Ba,ber. Onoles I 'lhe veteran rightbander acThe top pass recejver Is half· SIGNED CONTRACJ'S 2. UCLA (8) 12-lll 268 , 10·5 tually has beeo the spoiler for back Gary CraiA a! Western KINGSTON, Ontario IUPI) _ 3. Notre Dame (2) (I-ll) 249 - - - - -- - ] 00. Angeles. Ae ll&W has Michigan with eight catches for The New York Ransers said 4. Alabama 121 11-ll) m ·~. Tennessee 64 : 13, OhiO Stat• ' beaten Pittsburgh five t1mes in 147 yards. and one touchdown. Monday tbal goaltender Ed 5. usc (2) (2-ll) 1>5 •I) 29; 14, Southern Metnod1'~ llx decisions this season and COLUMBUS !UP!) - Defend· Sandusky To)ll llalllltl Dale LIVIngston ol llle Broo· G Ia com in and defenseman 6. Nebraska (2411 154 125: 15, Hou ston 6. 16 Purdue 5. 1 am Childs, owns a 4-1 record over San ,ing state champion Sandusky The 35 coacl\es valinl in thiJ , cos, with 10 punts for a 43-yard Wayoe Hillmac have signed 7. Michigan Ill (1-ll ttl 17 (!lei. MISSISSIPPI and Wyom· FranciSCO. and perennially powerful War· week's ratings gave the Blue [ average leads that category, their llf66.jj7 contracts w1tb the I. Flor~da Il l I20-J 10.l mg 4' 19 1"' 1• Okl ahoma and 220 N. 2•d Avo. D<idt!er Neeti Four HardinB deadlocked for the Streaks from Sandusky tbe edge I and the lop man at intercep- NaUonal Hockey League team. 9. Arkansas t2-ll) 96 Boia~y~lo~r~3~-....-...--.....o....-....::::;;:~~ii:ii~ Los Angeles's magic No. I spot in Ohio high school in ftrsl . place votes, 11-5, but lions IS Marty Barskl ol West- Hillman, in his seventh 10 Georgia Te.:h 12·0) 85 .,. dZ:,.PJ>ed .to four. with football today to launch what Warren and MassiliOll both I ern Michigan wtth three fer 148 season, talfied 20 points on Second ID-11, MISsouri 10 ; able assist, us the Dodgers looks like another wild and plied up the points with secund yards and a 73-yard touchdown. three goals and 17 assists last h~lped their own cause by wooly scramble lor the title. and third · place mention~. season, Gtacomin allowed 128 ONLY/ 1 defeating \!te Sl Louis Cardin- Tbe first weekly United Press The tie benefited Mansfield, IO&Is in 36 games whi le als 11-3. San Francisco remaln•d International Class AA ranklngs which placed seventh bt the sptitlinl goattending duties with in third place, four games saw the nrst !•e for first place statewide ranklngs of tile top Cesare Maniago. in tb• hiStory of the weekly bal· football powers. All members o1 lotmg of the coaches. the top 10, Hcept MassUion and EXPANSION VIEWED 11 was almost a ~c IB>l No- Mansfield, were Wtbeaten. and NEW YORK (UPI) -A vember when Sandusky finished Wtlied in ti'ree star!A. Jhree.ruan committee reprePOMEROY LANES five points ahead of Mal· Mighty SteubeDville, wlttcb senllng the North American Tri CooniY LeoJU• tor the No. 1 slot. And looks like the class of the C ch Joe Duncan•o Gallla/ Soccer League said Monday il Sepl. 13• l96l Massillon didn't do too bad this rugged Ohio Valley area this A ';.my Hlgll Scltool 8 1u e would meet wilb Interested Ilion time around. desptte a shocking year, came in fourth and puts ~a reserve football team parties, members and non. Holsum No. I 3 scoreless tie last week with I its prestige on the Une this :.ed the 1966 campall!'l with sanctioned leasue representa• Craig's Markel 0 3 Mansfield Senior. weekend against Warren Hard· : 1241 victory over Jackson's lives with the v1e111 toward Holoum No. 2 3 0 The Tigers, now ct1aclted by lng Panthen ID a came that reserves on Memorial Field Hparulion. Fore~an I Abbott 0 3 Bob Seaman, who came OV!lr Cl<IUid go a long way ill break· Monday evenina. The committee members arej • NEW ~w • Steak House 2 I from Sandusky, had "'lied up tng !he lie for the top. Kent smith a cooverted line- Jack Kent Cooke, Los Angeles, G&J Auto Parts 1 30 straight victori~s ahd had not Niles McKinley In fifth place 1 man scored U.. Imps 11 r" 1 George C. Flr.harty, San fnd. High Game - Jim. Haw- been shut out smce the 1162 and Upper Arllngto• Ia aixtb touchdown from about 10 yarda Francisco, and Brig, Gen. E. C. PANETELA ley, Zll; Ind. High Serte• - season Despite the tie, MassiJ. also face top - notch foes this In the second stanza. Low- ~"~ak;;i;;ns:of:;;V~a~nc;•~Mt~ver~.~:::::::::::::::::::::::::: Ntck Coates, 583. ream High 1011 finished In lbird place, only season. Followiag Evans scampered four yards - --Game - H&lsum No. 1, 898: points behind the two Mansfield Wille C.lumhus Wa~ the lm)ll IOCOlld touchdown I Team Hlgh Series - Holswn front runners. terson, Cincimtall Roger the second stanza. . No. I, 2551 and Cleveland SL Joseph. Ed Johnson Kt!ll RilOe and Womea'o Thursday Lope Out of lhf Dnll top 10 of 1965, snowd.;. aJong w 1t b 1 W'l'l. Early Mb:ed Ltape September 15, •• Sandusky, , MassiUon, Warren, Burnell looked good tor 1 89t. II, lNI , IV• Loll Upper Arlingtoil, Watter101 and wtunen. W9~, ""''11 " Y. ClolbJitg HQUSe ·I · 2 $teubeavUie ftre IfaCt tit 'the Cl-1 Jackson t:11111e to 8 3 Fil'l!c~er's Texa"!! ~laUCH) 2 I eli~ ll'l ~ Seinlar, lit eighth was ·in 111e flnlil IIIOiillelltll .. 3 ~ No 1 · . 3 ! at the ~ of last 111!1500. 111a lrooboys marclled ·• ~ 'Larldmark o nted· 11\ji the Imps 20 ;ard 11110. A Yout t t - For The Cold Weather Ahe1d. I SbJtop's Mark,el • 3 · bJe stopped 1hl! driVe. .Ind. Hig!t Game """· Today, liMi GAllS trosb Il!gb sfrl~ ..... Ill Team High 'tilt· •.: Markel ~~:;;rt p3SSJnP' • paJr PutS Irish Line Scores Near Top -aders p•J.rates seem Done•m • By percenl y ear For Fullbacks Jn Mid-Am I 2! - - - - -------:-:=--- 'Ph'))' J J p,• " ' s 4 . , " ' " ' ; I les 0 t Ira tes I 1 = 11 Sandusky, Warren Harding RankedNumber 0ne byUPJ 80\VUNG Our Blue Jmps Top Jackson Reserves 12-0 SPEC 65 BUI Kmg Edward RIVIERA 2 IISILADON and $J5 qanrt;"l• ~j~~~;~!I03~;; KARR &V :..'stOut DOORS '& WINDOWS -~dillac: "'\'01111 Uke Out -~It WY ~-5342 �..... I~ ' ' ' ' I , . , , .... ' , · ,' ' 1, . 1 , >_ clown 111 iUied miUtUy : c~ pa1gn wllich shows at tong last some real promise of rli!dlng South VIetNam of c.;mm'!llisl atladt. .:· '!be llgnllicance of ·IJdj ittempt IS 1 maltfr of iubllla'ICe would be far euler to overstate lllan to undervalue. For if'·aay two things are entirely el~ar, they are that the President will rejeetlon of communllm in I aever be talked lnlo culling our free electioll. miUtary commitment and that 'l1ll:i ellorl Ill cause a reduc- the American people have any lion In the seale of American thing but this sort of thing ID resistance - to "de-escalate,"' mind. iD the current iaJ1on - is not Yet, It is a puoh of some lm· actualty deiJinod Ill drive us portance in "world opinion" from Viet Nam. Sill, Its mean· terms. For as car<karrylng In· lDC 11 lo put all possible pres. tellectuals Its advocates have sure upon Prllident Johnson entree Ill thole far-liberal andfrom 1 amaU ultra-liberal wine or neutrali•t - minded circles of the Democratic party to slow abroad which are all too trem- N - ,.. Ne" lAII ID IIIII cCIUIItty :l i IIOihlna 11 ·not penlitanl. It hla aow opeq; I ed a llllb .clamor ' lo 1ry to ; aoltell Alr!ertcm ~ poUCJ at : thl very hour when 'NIIpoosltile aftlciflla U'/11 fii'IVI NU!D to fear that thl r.ommlllliat iDvlld· era are IIIUiing for llelvlllr 8SIIIuli8 upon South Viet Nllln ill relllrl 1o ill rectnl massive WASHIN t I J ) II .... ,........ . ·il•mhiMo FIIANC DOWNY IAfPU Ctiolol '···tf'tdna · AM111oer1 Jl'lay ~ "MLI•'' ...... •kill 0 dy•• ,.., ••.,._ ttOiftM W II! --------. ..' .. , . ' '\ '' . I etDII mtUtarr a touch so. At bottom, It is di· such. and that their, aclil ~ IIIVtsiDD . reeled by loriner White HOI!Bll . The Scbleslnger (and .to a d.. are negolla)lle 111alters ,~ven.· assoc111tea of PreSident John F. &rea also the G<!OOwln) ap. sllort of a ce"allan by U,m ol Kennedy who eerved briefiy ~r01ch to Viet NIID IS a clall.jlc such acts. •; • , with President Johnson as well illus.tralion of. how . decell . Ill- J$ F. Kel)Dedy Deyll' (ell and who now unintenlionally ten!Ioos to moderate cooftlct (or lhfs earnest IIOIIIIIIIll. how· downgrade the resoluteness of can be carried. Ill immoderate. ever eleganliy pbralled, .and nelthe former and quite intention· ly self~estructive resulls. Forlther will Lyndon B. Jolmloll ally discredit the judgment of what ~chleslnger and -?orop.any nor the great bulk..-of .the peothe ·latter. . lis prlniclpal philosopher Is Arthur Schlesinger, aided by Richard Gondwin and, of coorse, by the tin-pol bloc called Amer. leans for Democratic Action, and, more caulloosly, by the Isolalionist-pacilist ll'inge group in the Senate. Arlhur Schlesinger and Rlcblird Goodwiri are undeniably ailPERMANENT le writers and both were valued speech-wrilers to botb Pmldent Kennedy and President Johnson. Thty were never makers of policy, however, and In candor it simply must be said this was a fortunate circumstance, In· deed. "'OW IS THE TIME Thougb both are splendid lei· lows, both also have major TO BUY YOUR disablUUes as cold war warriors For each has a deep inner "" WINTER sistance to any truly effective .. . . • • • • ~ . . . .. .. . . ~ .. · - ~ .. . . . . ~ - p /. '• ' .I ., I ' , llha"-ve::m~m~ind;~w~o~ul;d;m;l;.•l~li;bl;y;p;le;ol~th~e~U;nl~ted;;~la;te;;u;··~1· Zero Master - -gal. $1.59 Zerex - - - gal. $1.99 Governor Brown ~in Toughest Fight e "" CHASE HARDWARE l""" If Your Floon Are A1 811'8/u This Space See Baker l'urnlture For New Floor Cov1rinp. Snow Tires e THERMOSTATS············ $1.69 up e RADIATOR HOSE · ··•·' · · ·· · $1.17 up e HEATER HOSE · ...... • 29c and 3Sc 'furnace Fillers ~~!e. - 59c J .. . 1 I qUite ~&olaOonlst, but a lUIIe blt dice agalrisl meuurea lion htN ud,. ~-'IIM4 ~ so; and not quite pacifist, but and military men, simply as no really sustain~d re~P<•I1SP. COLEMAN HEATING 1 . - HELEN HELP US! 1 .. . .I Oreat TV comic Art Cam- midnight gave passersby a Tom Wolfe in Sunday's WJT ey's wife JWI may have pick· rough time . 'J'!Ie Melropote was a most inleresting major ed_ up the Me<ican divorce by has hullabaloo - jlgglers wrlth- coverage of how La Wond got this ed1llon . . . Wed 26 years, In& slop the bar and passing a marvelous publicity layout lhey have three children (13 pedestrians naturally dawdle a about her love [or six-figure and up) and a arandchild .... moment to look In, "'hich is paintings - without buying a ~-- by H•t•n l!lottel-_. Midtown detective, bagaed 63 part of the saloon's pitch . . . single daub. YOUTH ASKED FOR ITI th I k street walkers iD the 408 a od The unlfor!Md gent tried a _ __ at rna • us both mleeroble. 50s betweeen 6th and 7~ In ooe rouch hustle of pedestrians, The world Sanity Congress This column is tor YOIIII8 peo- Is something wrong with mt? nlaht . . Bdwy, buame&~men said he woa a policellllln, indi· meets Oct. 12 in Washinglon . . . h RHdy For Bad Weather pie, their problems and pleas- - AFRAID I'M FRIGID want the presaure kept on . . . cated he was a "pollo;e ser. of ali places ... A tip from ac. "es, their troubles and fun. As Dear AIF: The housedlck at the Metropole geanl," while fingering his tors at Lambs Club to the Yan•ilh the rest of Helen Help You may feel belle!' to blow ~ 7th Ave. the other just-alter- square • shaped budge, whiCh kee manasement: gel some lop Us!, it welcomes lalllhs but a great many girls nave thla made him tis much • "police men with a little public warmth SALES SERVICE won't dodie a oertous question same problem. Sometunea II sargeant" as a chicken pluck- and not just chilly compuler • ' wilh a brush-Off. comeo from reluelanet to !fOW er'B button might . But · he types They mean like CasSend yuur teen-age questions up, but usually you Clll trace pt nasty with passersby and ey and Y Oii . . . That delightful Io YOUTH ASKED FOR rr the fear back to being over · don't mean we have been Bullerfiy McQueen !"Oriole" of we of Helen Hetp US! thi; warned about men. ~ou're anliable informed - we wete TV 'a Beulah show and more n<wspaper. !raid to show even a normal there and saw II. memorably in "Gone With the MOTHER KNOCKS· light sign ol affection bee&use .,. WaYH G. lrlllllltadl, M.D. Wind") stili i.s available lor It's been drummed lnlo you Q - My ua,.ter bas ecHth •·KNEli:ZIES" th "bo ..... Doc!~ hi ... ~ eral E el Merman's energy real- acting jobs and may be found at Y~, are aut "''"' only rna. . .... •e u'"" NV ly showed 1t Br01dway Thea· in the Macy's sales dep't Dear Helen: one thina. remecbes bul nol:hiDa beips. ••• 1 h . _, [ "Anni M k' bi • II It just nerves or can It be or er reVIYoo o . e Candy ossler's rna mg a B . M~. mother .says a flat, out ' Most aJrls oullfOW IIIII atqe cured? Gel Your Gun" (vitamins Lake killing in Calif. real estate NO. to kneell_es. I d~ t ~ naturally, bul 1f you're seriOus· A _ lkltu 11 loulld 111 both / Ethel) . . . Alter a flock of en- Pity poor Eileen Atkins: In lnythlng wrong ID paonlinfl p1c- ly ooncorned about it. JO(IU'd bel- infants and adults ~ In some I cores for the creal new eom· "The Killing of Sister George," lures on ~our .lrnres. llDI so~e ter have a talk wllh your school v!ctiml it lasts I lifetime but ~y .~ong (:'Old Fashioned Wed- she'll eat a cigar bull ond_drlnk Horold Chile, Mgr. k~ee 1CI :. bouk ofclo '!l'l nurse, or yr·.,. doctor, _ H. with lkillful lrelltmenl It em dmB ) Irvmg Berlm wrote for a pan of dishwater - mghtly Locusl It ·MiddlepOrt, 0. MAIN ST. POMEROY 992·2848 ; uc 0111i a~u1 w 1o 1 , PARENTS NO'f IIEAUSTIC be <OIIIrolled. '!be grea1111 oil- Ethel's exciting ren1rn, it was at the Belasco Theater. ' '-505!'!'!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!'!"!~.."!,,,,.,,,,,..,,..,..,..,,..,~!!!!!!!!!!-!IOI and I think 1t would be fun to Doar Helen: staele to SIICceuful tril-l her 30-year-old co-star Bruce · -- - - .. ~ . aave oyes, or stitches or hing. 1 am 17. Laot monlb my boy is tliflk:ulty in llndlnr llle Yarnell who finally threw up ' p~de~~~~ :/tour use lmee~:, friend came home trom beiilc "'hich varies wide),y in dlflelent ~s !rtn$l\land ~~~ in~iy si~h ~ ; · .. · ' , • , Ill' awa,y all summer. Not having persons. In many infants the w Jue erm, 111 s ts 1 . · J p.. m~ there s hall a week s al- seen me for lbree months, he cause is an alltrl)' 10 milk, . . . Ethel could have gone on Iowa ,"" shot. What _do )'GU gave me 8 big kiss hello In egp or orllljJe juice. Jlhen for hours Great gal A· lh1nk .,- KNEE AR .1ST front of my parents. mill: Is tlle cause 1 milk sub- mong Senators voting against Dear ,\.A.: Aller he left 1 got the big- lllltute made fnml ..,t>uns readlnc of the Bible in school U your mether kno<ks ~e:;t tongue lashing ol my life. should be used ~. w11ea wu Sell. Bible ol Nevada .. .. "~•\t'O'•Ies." !hat's It use the / They even crounded me. Were oraftlt juice Is the cause. oyn. Out then, they ':"lid t.o u I einl to make a decorolion lor we wrong' - TARA ,lhellc vllamin obould be si"" sheets . . Alan King negotiated uur room. Doar rara: en. In any cue lhe Gl!endiOI U weeks to alar in "Tbe lm· Now really. this fod lso't No, 1 don 't think you were food must be scrupulously posoible Years" and .finally tum' tl th .. •- . k " •n<t wrong - you were >res•'"" avOid rd. ed it down . JFK • Pootmos· "1'." y from e ~es. EIWS. n . "• A doclor in •-' Day'1 de"""honest happwes:. at seeing each London hu ter Gen. Ed "'"'" ..,..r 11 1 ;h~ld ar lh~~... yeryph sm':.r other again• . But ilere again. found 1!111 oenoltivlty to 1luten lor Geraldine got th• r i n g 1!0" tu'"""" 1 ,_ 811 I'm not the ome 1o sao 50 I'll I wheal prololnl Is 1 I'Nquent from Army Lt. James Zurn . .. drowng 1 1 m M h.. anno pc ' TV and 1 Are •1 say It· your parents are pretty C.OII50 o1 . . . . , . and, b' ollm- No.body please fau1l top mw · e~. nhe you ~~ ,hor- unreaoistlc. _ H. lntiiDI all wheal and wheal comedy writ« Nat (Sgt. Bllko) H mg rom 1 JU~e' es · Dear Helen: products from tlie diet. he has Hlken for lack of ambition; he · My pro~lem Is my father. He ~ured so._ olubborn cases that 1wants as leads in his new mov· Dear Hrlen: cw-ses at me and mai<es wierd bod bel!ll prtSenl lor over 20 le no less o star-team ibiD 1 Onco 111111ebc!dy aslted you ·noises when he eats He goes years. Cary Grant and Sophia ~ what yuu lhouglll ol • 2&-year·larOUild tho house half oaked and The nut protem 1ft chninlc ·.. Cary once wu aer1oua17· old woman ll'ho proudly swears gives me no privacy. He 0 11 ecnma. and 11111111 cues bo- smitten with Soph ... Natalie she h!s never ~:,otc~. and , threatened 1o kUI me twice. Cllllll dllwk:, fa Ill delormine Wood added mink hl(>biaa'l you answered, "She's got some- ·I'm ashamed o1 my Olock and bow IIIUI!b Dl the llchlnl erup- lo ber far-out duds . . . Nal'l thing 1o •wear aboul!" Iblue Dllrks 0oe lim• he ibftw lion II due to the_ wldeilylnr 1~pr.ece~·~..b~y~ou~r~op.popi.iiii-~laurta~iiite~l 1 gUOOo that IIJIIIIIM to 1 16- me downstairs and tried to smo. ea111e. how much 18 due to 11 year-old girl, . 'e. I've been !her me with a pillow. He onrtreatme~l with Cftllllll or To Enhance on dat01 , bul 1 don't last long 1punehos me very olton He' a old- iollons to whieh the 'lctlm may with any one aoy. The minute lasllioned 100; no ba"'S. ffi!oo be lenstl'lll llld llolr muoll II the Beauty he starts geltlnl mushy. 1 ords. rldlos. Please help. _ ~ to the IDevltlble ICI'IItbo !rem. I want boys as lrlllldo, DESP~TE '!'I· Of Your Home bui I don't want tllem as boy Dear Desperalo: btl~.. direct eaull friends. f don't wan: them H your cnotllo>r cloeon't atop vous tensioa whJ, ~==~ This Fall Come even holdlnc my hand and the this treatment she is as. &ullty tbe scratcbinB lbereby tellillf lhoughi ol tlotll-1 1 "''Y lrl&hl- u your father. A relalin, a 1111 a Yiciu cye1e b order In and Select tns me Lasl year 1 was kind teach.r or an adult lriend can 10 breU 1ue11 1 ~ llfllrln A llautlful of prond that I IOMD't silly Ute help you. Take your troubles is often effective in stopping the / other glrls. out I'm Will' to someooe dose lnd they'll see ltchintried . rm gond pals .rllll boYil. to I~ this brutality comes to an Wei dressings to l<lflen and but I m so uneasy on a dale end. - H. remove crusta follolftd by !be applieUIOD Ill 1 eoal 11r cream often brlap about marked lmpro'lllllltlll. Succell has also be.. olllbled with llle use of fluoci!IGloctt ICI!Itllllde cream. I ~-··.: . w_ ....__::.. .. T I" Please und-co 111 It d Q - I IUa ...,_ for 111J wn hilling lnd lit condiUonlng ~~ Iloilo on yaur~Comlblt Tile ran Colors arthritic pain. Will lhla t1ru11 are beautHul dry my blond up~ and the flowera A - No. AQfrltt is a llll111ble ' are arranged drug in IIICI81 forms of ll'llll'ills i ;n a variety I and penoaa witll arthrille arc Cifl----Siata ·~ of colorful able to lal!e larger doeeo than 1 containers Q.HAV!;RE,R!SENrATIYI are olben without barmlul ef· •n appolnlmtnt to 11.,. Ul frM iEI!JD COli=: · ......-~..U feet&. Too larae a dose, b.,. i ¥tyafhhllnp/eoaUrJinttd•fw'o.,,,~ er th "COmratt1 .. _ .... 7 ... _ . ,.... evw. will irritate your s!Gmadl ' and may cause bleediOC Con· linued bleeding would lhin your 59 N. 2nd Ave. blond. It aspirin lrrilale! your stomach yw should rad- tlle WY25560 dose. · - -· .. - · -- .. Coavert" • Ctllftrt Twils ... Electric lltltiiJ &Cerlc .. N~~~rYDamtalllllltfiiiiiiiiUit~l!ltina• I l«)ear!round comlllflal flamelesseltctrlc heallna tnd coolillf, ASiqle ElfllllilliiiiifGI 5 Jllii-AIIH~lt,llll &Aif fiRMS .. llht pump, butt in \tie winter, th'n does an "about-lace" In the s11111mer u eaolllld di\WDidfr, .. 8lrllroiD - ane unit does both jobs it costs )OU much less to buy. It ...., Dtwa •A fiHIIIWilllllllli titlltllllllllit-111 low mlllllhly paymant~ l1aUIII Chtickly to E1istiC Diet Srsteli. Millfs mnverslon Jt ,.._ tllttld usy 1nd econDilllcal. llnileltl Satlsfdol ... or your nwnQ back. Yli"a inust:lllcitl!ll~ 811 0 t 1nd coolin& • .,Ill, andtr thf'lerms al your wntten guarantee, your heat pUJIIJf wiiJ.III~·· N NIID . F· li·Yur Stni&t Warrapty •All servlce,lncludlna P!rls and labor, fbllt~ll•t•l.•a DOCTOR SAYS . ) 1 .• IIIII .. i:-;'' tn 11 ea)ll war world lliQI !ltlll f.-Dally l!enth!el, PolleJIO,Y'IIIdd'll!pol4, 0., hpt. II', 111111 ntW. . . ;:;. turnina 'ooly upon 118~ o,J !llill~ P•~ 1}1 ~~ encour. . . .ur ~ .o ~, . . · ~:t. .,'lbiJ upon ci!Dpaign Is ' any ~ lively preju- Uova thata Ulllt;blt·ll( ~So Ulous!f ready 'to beHove the cur. lous fiction that some lhftnlte· o/ brainy and soft·llne minorII)" In lhe United Slates mljht •t ·any moment selte eontroi of our high policy. The !act that lhfs reckoning is an utter ailsurdity does not mean that It does not exist. Rationality from the Left side has never characterized 1 he ViP.t Nam debate. What does characlerize it, !lOw u always, Is wistful tru..believer'a dream that there is some way Q( puLling an end to an agressor's years - lo~g aggressi011 nol by hitting him hack hard but rath. er by hitting hfm back on 1y somewhat and at ljOIIIe places. 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For if'·aay two things are entirely el~ar, they are that the President will rejeetlon of communllm in I aever be talked lnlo culling our free electioll. miUtary commitment and that 'l1ll:i ellorl Ill cause a reduc- the American people have any lion In the seale of American thing but this sort of thing ID resistance - to "de-escalate,"' mind. iD the current iaJ1on - is not Yet, It is a puoh of some lm· actualty deiJinod Ill drive us portance in "world opinion" from Viet Nam. Sill, Its mean· terms. For as car<karrylng In· lDC 11 lo put all possible pres. tellectuals Its advocates have sure upon Prllident Johnson entree Ill thole far-liberal andfrom 1 amaU ultra-liberal wine or neutrali•t - minded circles of the Democratic party to slow abroad which are all too trem- N - ,.. Ne" lAII ID IIIII cCIUIItty :l i IIOihlna 11 ·not penlitanl. It hla aow opeq; I ed a llllb .clamor ' lo 1ry to ; aoltell Alr!ertcm ~ poUCJ at : thl very hour when 'NIIpoosltile aftlciflla U'/11 fii'IVI NU!D to fear that thl r.ommlllliat iDvlld· era are IIIUiing for llelvlllr 8SIIIuli8 upon South Viet Nllln ill relllrl 1o ill rectnl massive WASHIN t I J ) II .... ,........ . ·il•mhiMo FIIANC DOWNY IAfPU Ctiolol '···tf'tdna · AM111oer1 Jl'lay ~ "MLI•'' ...... •kill 0 dy•• ,.., ••.,._ ttOiftM W II! --------. ..' .. , . ' '\ '' . I etDII mtUtarr a touch so. At bottom, It is di· such. and that their, aclil ~ IIIVtsiDD . reeled by loriner White HOI!Bll . The Scbleslnger (and .to a d.. are negolla)lle 111alters ,~ven.· assoc111tea of PreSident John F. &rea also the G<!OOwln) ap. sllort of a ce"allan by U,m ol Kennedy who eerved briefiy ~r01ch to Viet NIID IS a clall.jlc such acts. •; • , with President Johnson as well illus.tralion of. how . decell . Ill- J$ F. Kel)Dedy Deyll' (ell and who now unintenlionally ten!Ioos to moderate cooftlct (or lhfs earnest IIOIIIIIIIll. how· downgrade the resoluteness of can be carried. Ill immoderate. ever eleganliy pbralled, .and nelthe former and quite intention· ly self~estructive resulls. Forlther will Lyndon B. Jolmloll ally discredit the judgment of what ~chleslnger and -?orop.any nor the great bulk..-of .the peothe ·latter. . lis prlniclpal philosopher Is Arthur Schlesinger, aided by Richard Gondwin and, of coorse, by the tin-pol bloc called Amer. leans for Democratic Action, and, more caulloosly, by the Isolalionist-pacilist ll'inge group in the Senate. Arlhur Schlesinger and Rlcblird Goodwiri are undeniably ailPERMANENT le writers and both were valued speech-wrilers to botb Pmldent Kennedy and President Johnson. Thty were never makers of policy, however, and In candor it simply must be said this was a fortunate circumstance, In· deed. "'OW IS THE TIME Thougb both are splendid lei· lows, both also have major TO BUY YOUR disablUUes as cold war warriors For each has a deep inner "" WINTER sistance to any truly effective .. . . • • • • ~ . . . .. .. . . ~ .. · - ~ .. . . . . ~ - p /. '• ' .I ., I ' , llha"-ve::m~m~ind;~w~o~ul;d;m;l;.•l~li;bl;y;p;le;ol~th~e~U;nl~ted;;~la;te;;u;··~1· Zero Master - -gal. $1.59 Zerex - - - gal. $1.99 Governor Brown ~in Toughest Fight e "" CHASE HARDWARE l""" If Your Floon Are A1 811'8/u This Space See Baker l'urnlture For New Floor Cov1rinp. Snow Tires e THERMOSTATS············ $1.69 up e RADIATOR HOSE · ··•·' · · ·· · $1.17 up e HEATER HOSE · ...... • 29c and 3Sc 'furnace Fillers ~~!e. - 59c J .. . 1 I qUite ~&olaOonlst, but a lUIIe blt dice agalrisl meuurea lion htN ud,. ~-'IIM4 ~ so; and not quite pacifist, but and military men, simply as no really sustain~d re~P<•I1SP. COLEMAN HEATING 1 . - HELEN HELP US! 1 .. . .I Oreat TV comic Art Cam- midnight gave passersby a Tom Wolfe in Sunday's WJT ey's wife JWI may have pick· rough time . 'J'!Ie Melropote was a most inleresting major ed_ up the Me<ican divorce by has hullabaloo - jlgglers wrlth- coverage of how La Wond got this ed1llon . . . Wed 26 years, In& slop the bar and passing a marvelous publicity layout lhey have three children (13 pedestrians naturally dawdle a about her love [or six-figure and up) and a arandchild .... moment to look In, "'hich is paintings - without buying a ~-- by H•t•n l!lottel-_. Midtown detective, bagaed 63 part of the saloon's pitch . . . single daub. YOUTH ASKED FOR ITI th I k street walkers iD the 408 a od The unlfor!Md gent tried a _ __ at rna • us both mleeroble. 50s betweeen 6th and 7~ In ooe rouch hustle of pedestrians, The world Sanity Congress This column is tor YOIIII8 peo- Is something wrong with mt? nlaht . . Bdwy, buame&~men said he woa a policellllln, indi· meets Oct. 12 in Washinglon . . . h RHdy For Bad Weather pie, their problems and pleas- - AFRAID I'M FRIGID want the presaure kept on . . . cated he was a "pollo;e ser. of ali places ... A tip from ac. "es, their troubles and fun. As Dear AIF: The housedlck at the Metropole geanl," while fingering his tors at Lambs Club to the Yan•ilh the rest of Helen Help You may feel belle!' to blow ~ 7th Ave. the other just-alter- square • shaped budge, whiCh kee manasement: gel some lop Us!, it welcomes lalllhs but a great many girls nave thla made him tis much • "police men with a little public warmth SALES SERVICE won't dodie a oertous question same problem. Sometunea II sargeant" as a chicken pluck- and not just chilly compuler • ' wilh a brush-Off. comeo from reluelanet to !fOW er'B button might . But · he types They mean like CasSend yuur teen-age questions up, but usually you Clll trace pt nasty with passersby and ey and Y Oii . . . That delightful Io YOUTH ASKED FOR rr the fear back to being over · don't mean we have been Bullerfiy McQueen !"Oriole" of we of Helen Hetp US! thi; warned about men. ~ou're anliable informed - we wete TV 'a Beulah show and more n<wspaper. !raid to show even a normal there and saw II. memorably in "Gone With the MOTHER KNOCKS· light sign ol affection bee&use .,. WaYH G. lrlllllltadl, M.D. Wind") stili i.s available lor It's been drummed lnlo you Q - My ua,.ter bas ecHth •·KNEli:ZIES" th "bo ..... Doc!~ hi ... ~ eral E el Merman's energy real- acting jobs and may be found at Y~, are aut "''"' only rna. . .... •e u'"" NV ly showed 1t Br01dway Thea· in the Macy's sales dep't Dear Helen: one thina. remecbes bul nol:hiDa beips. ••• 1 h . _, [ "Anni M k' bi • II It just nerves or can It be or er reVIYoo o . e Candy ossler's rna mg a B . M~. mother .says a flat, out ' Most aJrls oullfOW IIIII atqe cured? Gel Your Gun" (vitamins Lake killing in Calif. real estate NO. to kneell_es. I d~ t ~ naturally, bul 1f you're seriOus· A _ lkltu 11 loulld 111 both / Ethel) . . . Alter a flock of en- Pity poor Eileen Atkins: In lnythlng wrong ID paonlinfl p1c- ly ooncorned about it. JO(IU'd bel- infants and adults ~ In some I cores for the creal new eom· "The Killing of Sister George," lures on ~our .lrnres. llDI so~e ter have a talk wllh your school v!ctiml it lasts I lifetime but ~y .~ong (:'Old Fashioned Wed- she'll eat a cigar bull ond_drlnk Horold Chile, Mgr. k~ee 1CI :. bouk ofclo '!l'l nurse, or yr·.,. doctor, _ H. with lkillful lrelltmenl It em dmB ) Irvmg Berlm wrote for a pan of dishwater - mghtly Locusl It ·MiddlepOrt, 0. MAIN ST. POMEROY 992·2848 ; uc 0111i a~u1 w 1o 1 , PARENTS NO'f IIEAUSTIC be <OIIIrolled. '!be grea1111 oil- Ethel's exciting ren1rn, it was at the Belasco Theater. ' '-505!'!'!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!'!"!~.."!,,,,.,,,,,..,,..,..,..,,..,~!!!!!!!!!!-!IOI and I think 1t would be fun to Doar Helen: staele to SIICceuful tril-l her 30-year-old co-star Bruce · -- - - .. ~ . aave oyes, or stitches or hing. 1 am 17. Laot monlb my boy is tliflk:ulty in llndlnr llle Yarnell who finally threw up ' p~de~~~~ :/tour use lmee~:, friend came home trom beiilc "'hich varies wide),y in dlflelent ~s !rtn$l\land ~~~ in~iy si~h ~ ; · .. · ' , • , Ill' awa,y all summer. Not having persons. In many infants the w Jue erm, 111 s ts 1 . · J p.. m~ there s hall a week s al- seen me for lbree months, he cause is an alltrl)' 10 milk, . . . Ethel could have gone on Iowa ,"" shot. What _do )'GU gave me 8 big kiss hello In egp or orllljJe juice. Jlhen for hours Great gal A· lh1nk .,- KNEE AR .1ST front of my parents. mill: Is tlle cause 1 milk sub- mong Senators voting against Dear ,\.A.: Aller he left 1 got the big- lllltute made fnml ..,t>uns readlnc of the Bible in school U your mether kno<ks ~e:;t tongue lashing ol my life. should be used ~. w11ea wu Sell. Bible ol Nevada .. .. "~•\t'O'•Ies." !hat's It use the / They even crounded me. Were oraftlt juice Is the cause. oyn. Out then, they ':"lid t.o u I einl to make a decorolion lor we wrong' - TARA ,lhellc vllamin obould be si"" sheets . . Alan King negotiated uur room. Doar rara: en. In any cue lhe Gl!endiOI U weeks to alar in "Tbe lm· Now really. this fod lso't No, 1 don 't think you were food must be scrupulously posoible Years" and .finally tum' tl th .. •- . k " •n<t wrong - you were >res•'"" avOid rd. ed it down . JFK • Pootmos· "1'." y from e ~es. EIWS. n . "• A doclor in •-' Day'1 de"""honest happwes:. at seeing each London hu ter Gen. Ed "'"'" ..,..r 11 1 ;h~ld ar lh~~... yeryph sm':.r other again• . But ilere again. found 1!111 oenoltivlty to 1luten lor Geraldine got th• r i n g 1!0" tu'"""" 1 ,_ 811 I'm not the ome 1o sao 50 I'll I wheal prololnl Is 1 I'Nquent from Army Lt. James Zurn . .. drowng 1 1 m M h.. anno pc ' TV and 1 Are •1 say It· your parents are pretty C.OII50 o1 . . . . , . and, b' ollm- No.body please fau1l top mw · e~. nhe you ~~ ,hor- unreaoistlc. _ H. lntiiDI all wheal and wheal comedy writ« Nat (Sgt. Bllko) H mg rom 1 JU~e' es · Dear Helen: products from tlie diet. he has Hlken for lack of ambition; he · My pro~lem Is my father. He ~ured so._ olubborn cases that 1wants as leads in his new mov· Dear Hrlen: cw-ses at me and mai<es wierd bod bel!ll prtSenl lor over 20 le no less o star-team ibiD 1 Onco 111111ebc!dy aslted you ·noises when he eats He goes years. Cary Grant and Sophia ~ what yuu lhouglll ol • 2&-year·larOUild tho house half oaked and The nut protem 1ft chninlc ·.. Cary once wu aer1oua17· old woman ll'ho proudly swears gives me no privacy. He 0 11 ecnma. and 11111111 cues bo- smitten with Soph ... Natalie she h!s never ~:,otc~. and , threatened 1o kUI me twice. Cllllll dllwk:, fa Ill delormine Wood added mink hl(>biaa'l you answered, "She's got some- ·I'm ashamed o1 my Olock and bow IIIUI!b Dl the llchlnl erup- lo ber far-out duds . . . Nal'l thing 1o •wear aboul!" Iblue Dllrks 0oe lim• he ibftw lion II due to the_ wldeilylnr 1~pr.ece~·~..b~y~ou~r~op.popi.iiii-~laurta~iiite~l 1 gUOOo that IIJIIIIIM to 1 16- me downstairs and tried to smo. ea111e. how much 18 due to 11 year-old girl, . 'e. I've been !her me with a pillow. He onrtreatme~l with Cftllllll or To Enhance on dat01 , bul 1 don't last long 1punehos me very olton He' a old- iollons to whieh the 'lctlm may with any one aoy. The minute lasllioned 100; no ba"'S. ffi!oo be lenstl'lll llld llolr muoll II the Beauty he starts geltlnl mushy. 1 ords. rldlos. Please help. _ ~ to the IDevltlble ICI'IItbo !rem. I want boys as lrlllldo, DESP~TE '!'I· Of Your Home bui I don't want tllem as boy Dear Desperalo: btl~.. direct eaull friends. f don't wan: them H your cnotllo>r cloeon't atop vous tensioa whJ, ~==~ This Fall Come even holdlnc my hand and the this treatment she is as. &ullty tbe scratcbinB lbereby tellillf lhoughi ol tlotll-1 1 "''Y lrl&hl- u your father. A relalin, a 1111 a Yiciu cye1e b order In and Select tns me Lasl year 1 was kind teach.r or an adult lriend can 10 breU 1ue11 1 ~ llfllrln A llautlful of prond that I IOMD't silly Ute help you. Take your troubles is often effective in stopping the / other glrls. out I'm Will' to someooe dose lnd they'll see ltchintried . rm gond pals .rllll boYil. to I~ this brutality comes to an Wei dressings to l<lflen and but I m so uneasy on a dale end. - H. remove crusta follolftd by !be applieUIOD Ill 1 eoal 11r cream often brlap about marked lmpro'lllllltlll. Succell has also be.. olllbled with llle use of fluoci!IGloctt ICI!Itllllde cream. I ~-··.: . w_ ....__::.. .. T I" Please und-co 111 It d Q - I IUa ...,_ for 111J wn hilling lnd lit condiUonlng ~~ Iloilo on yaur~Comlblt Tile ran Colors arthritic pain. Will lhla t1ru11 are beautHul dry my blond up~ and the flowera A - No. AQfrltt is a llll111ble ' are arranged drug in IIICI81 forms of ll'llll'ills i ;n a variety I and penoaa witll arthrille arc Cifl----Siata ·~ of colorful able to lal!e larger doeeo than 1 containers Q.HAV!;RE,R!SENrATIYI are olben without barmlul ef· •n appolnlmtnt to 11.,. Ul frM iEI!JD COli=: · ......-~..U feet&. Too larae a dose, b.,. i ¥tyafhhllnp/eoaUrJinttd•fw'o.,,,~ er th "COmratt1 .. _ .... 7 ... _ . ,.... evw. will irritate your s!Gmadl ' and may cause bleediOC Con· linued bleeding would lhin your 59 N. 2nd Ave. blond. It aspirin lrrilale! your stomach yw should rad- tlle WY25560 dose. · - -· .. - · -- .. Coavert" • Ctllftrt Twils ... Electric lltltiiJ &Cerlc .. N~~~rYDamtalllllltfiiiiiiiiUit~l!ltina• I l«)ear!round comlllflal flamelesseltctrlc heallna tnd coolillf, ASiqle ElfllllilliiiiifGI 5 Jllii-AIIH~lt,llll &Aif fiRMS .. llht pump, butt in \tie winter, th'n does an "about-lace" In the s11111mer u eaolllld di\WDidfr, .. 8lrllroiD - ane unit does both jobs it costs )OU much less to buy. It ...., Dtwa •A fiHIIIWilllllllli titlltllllllllit-111 low mlllllhly paymant~ l1aUIII Chtickly to E1istiC Diet Srsteli. Millfs mnverslon Jt ,.._ tllttld usy 1nd econDilllcal. llnileltl Satlsfdol ... or your nwnQ back. Yli"a inust:lllcitl!ll~ 811 0 t 1nd coolin& • .,Ill, andtr thf'lerms al your wntten guarantee, your heat pUJIIJf wiiJ.III~·· N NIID . F· li·Yur Stni&t Warrapty •All servlce,lncludlna P!rls and labor, fbllt~ll•t•l.•a DOCTOR SAYS . ) 1 .• IIIII .. i:-;'' tn 11 ea)ll war world lliQI !ltlll f.-Dally l!enth!el, PolleJIO,Y'IIIdd'll!pol4, 0., hpt. II', 111111 ntW. . . ;:;. turnina 'ooly upon 118~ o,J !llill~ P•~ 1}1 ~~ encour. . . .ur ~ .o ~, . . · ~:t. .,'lbiJ upon ci!Dpaign Is ' any ~ lively preju- Uova thata Ulllt;blt·ll( ~So Ulous!f ready 'to beHove the cur. lous fiction that some lhftnlte· o/ brainy and soft·llne minorII)" In lhe United Slates mljht •t ·any moment selte eontroi of our high policy. The !act that lhfs reckoning is an utter ailsurdity does not mean that It does not exist. Rationality from the Left side has never characterized 1 he ViP.t Nam debate. What does characlerize it, !lOw u always, Is wistful tru..believer'a dream that there is some way Q( puLling an end to an agressor's years - lo~g aggressi011 nol by hitting him hack hard but rath. er by hitting hfm back on 1y somewhat and at ljOIIIe places. The program of the New Left, iD short, Is · full ol hopefulness and utterly empty of realism Voice of Broadway IT COULD U AN ''OfPoCOLCII" 11011 ... • Cr.1! · 'ijo: l .Co·mm·· ·e,;~·""'~· · Eve ..a ..~:Q W , ~ ~:, 'f1 . . .· fl "? tNOJINE ' ' ' -t •• ,,,, '' :.:: ' ' • ... .. , MOORE'S Line Dispute Case Heard In Court 1 I di::.enota! Relax in cozy comfort this winter With Ashland Metered Gas snd Empire Appliances on the job I PERMANENT FALL Nam--=--~---"""'"':1.::--:::-...;.----==::: CA~~--o-.....: . . 'tli.-......... " \...-. . ~ \ · '·--"~~ . .,.. •· ·' ...... ' ,, ~ ~ ·•' ~ ' B&va·hea")' COD!buation cham· a.'· Emplrt'l ~tic sell'· .. .... ., G01Urol works enn ·' .. ' :4fAli.w~-Gas~tfl, !f'O((ern energy fuel! •. ,-. > 1" ; : ' · "'•' .~·. . ..· , A8H~ND o··~·. ' · "•~tNlNO ClOMJIAIIV . '., ·N ., ' . · . ' ~~ • .~ '• ~t!nJ , ~~ ilower failure. ,.~.·\.: . . 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Jill O• , "•• on Pu•ucat!M ot ltatiUUIIIIONI ot~DIIIftll ''- ~-r¥11 "-• rltftt ,, ...., ,, ••+-.ct ••• ••• • . .,.... ,.......,.,.,., og 1.-ctlandt+l. ··~··•e~ lrro" ..,.. tllou+d 1M •ncor~ I .,,.. rtten ,., ..... nl one 1 - r t i - MinlmU"' , ...,,, 61 centt lJ Ctnh INI ..... tar I llrtt ~ • jHit ••+• ect1 It Mp.. ano •• ptiO wtttltn C.AIUOI OF fHANKI & DIIITUAftllt ll.ll '-' M - " ' nUnlmuM •ac:tl ...,....,... ftnl 1c p01 I &e.,Y ; Motor Co.·'W . f SIGN$ • Qa••- Conv . Cpe. Good til'l~s . 6 -cyl. t"ngint> Sid. tranJ>. Radio , a!'ld heate•·. good top. O"IIIICI HOUal Pomeroy Motor Co. M. Oa+ty hho~ro., l:lt & M. ta 12:11 "'"" IT' I IQ IAI't' TO •LACI A aUUL I P'II:OD'-'CUie WAM1' OPEN EVES. f:OO P.M. POMEROY, 0H1e &0 PHONE WY 2-2156 Th~>nks Cird of - Ivy .. r ·. FOr Siile . . I!Jn!nun I '. ., I, l'.:::;;;;;r.;;~l~~ I M.·OJOR(YQE$ tomato~~~ I @"l IRAKE Sd\'1(1 Bl.aetfnars ' c:i. ' St., Pomeroy. O. ·Ph . 22 6.tc For now on display, Sale SElliNG OUT · . e2 USED CARS LEFT ePARTS lor OUTBOARD MoTORS piJ()ATS a rBoAT eCor • Tructi eH11t1r - q~~~ - ~··'H. Core 9 25 6tp NEW 1967 DYI78 Duo boat wilh OMC t20 Stern drive. ij' =""""'::'Fo"'r"':'Re""n"'t""""""="'..,...,....,..,'l:.,ia""n""te..,d""""""~ ---~ AlflliW 1[J.tor11iiiit. ersbach Hardware, ~ ll'a'....O.oAR$' RADIATOR .S~RVICE age , extra Jot , 3rd St., ~iasun. ' RUGS DJ.RTV! Rent. eledrlc W. Va. Ph. 7'13-5916. 9-2i-3tc I shampooer for $1 w.th · chase ot :Lustre ~oam. EbJot, price $4300, 1120 'E. Main · Ohio. ' - - 4 ROOM house and b1lth gar- 5 ROOM house and hath, extra i M'sO"'c· ALIGNMENT , I MCUtl.. tnHI'tiOM C--' OtiCOUftl - ltH A fill. fe t:tll , Wentecl To· 'I I ~"•' •••• •• le"tce ~ef! t o., Sept. 27, 1988 1 r... .,... •·•n•• -.,... ,.., a. ,,,_.rttlb.. .., mo<t •n... ena . .' ' OLD COINS and paper curren- .auoom PRICBD II' cy in nice . oondlllon, material our tblrd floQr budget 1hop. he fore 1906 ei!peclally want· Baker Famltare, loflddleporl · ed. paying current prices, Oblo. 11 12 tk confidential. Send Jist to Cash ·• RUIJ Inc, P. 0. Box HI, Mason, BEANS, potaloel, · SpOIJ w va. · 9 23 121p and melql1li. Claren~e Prot- ~ Ifill ,' · . , , , , • -.1. , :o..·T 1962 CORVAIR .. $995 1~ fill, Potlland, 0. Pb. 143-:1264. DUll "' Mon" Stauoo Wagon, only Sti OOO ·miles and locally owned , STANDING timbk Ia Ohio I Ll llo SfRINT ne.w whitewa_ll .Hres, w~ite fini'sh, ted vinyl lnterior. Power: 1 or West .VIrginia, or {)ld 1- - - ' - - - - glide lr·a nsnussmn, radiO and heater. A sharp one. Bl ue Lustre ' 1 farms with limber. Marioo THE A"'ZING ~~ t:lln 1962 COMET $765 ., Reynolds, Bos 77, Syracuse. i will leave your . Custom 2 Door. 6 cyl Std. ·trans. Radio and heater, vinyl iin- ' 0. e__11 102tp beauUf\llly lOll IDd clean. . Pho~M'992·2')43 ~:h.o~r!~~~h~k~o~:~ W.W. tit&; Light ~reen ovrr white fin· Rent electric shampooer $1. Iff 2.-2193 Pomerey Pomeroy, 0. - -- - 1961 RAMBLER $595 For Sele_!,'- ~·nt__ Pomeroy Cement Bl:·~ IN~ORMtl • . .1 ' ' -- ·"'\NT . . ~- r Bulldo..r I'AINT eTOOLS s. At eAny Typo Schwarze! KEITH GOBLE FORD our HARMONY apartments three IBM TRAJN"'ES Metropolitan Motors ~ - see our ad HAY . Also a Quarter hor,_, ; Marine, llockmgport,t 180. 121< Mlildi..,Oii;Oh.lo " . ____ #1"1 2·2196 MldcUttNN+, 0 E~nh'fllnd S1turcl1y 1Dr I rooms furnished. everything on the amusPment pag e 1hetr kmdne-ss ~nd S~'mpa- 1 new : furnace-, floors, walls. 9 2ti Lc mare ~wH_, ., with colt. Ph . ~tI' ::=========::!!_,...;,.;...,,;.,...,;,.;...,;,;,,;,;.,.J,~,.,..,,;...,,..,'I"'""";..,...,. thy during thE' illrH."~S <llld , ba th. plumbing electric- range I - 79~1 ~ 2i 6tl) WAHM MORNING coal sto\·e,i 60 (]eath of our mother, Mrs. I Out of all flood s, one block ' WORK for bulldozer; reason- CON:\ Trumpet and a lb. capacity, like new. See I Pearl RusselL Specia l thanb from High Srtmol. Ph. 992- able, hourly ra te ct UB fe)' gas wculaung neater, ! Jnhn Wwkham , Ch.,ter, 0 . 9 '? Reo;. L. Simpson, M r ' , 5392. . 9 21 12tp 1 9 23 30tc I 40.000 JlTU . Ph. 992 -5252, ) 2S __3_tp [ Campbell ---. ' 9 '!:/ 3tc .' 19R3 ,.., ton Dodge truck with ' I . dHarper and I h. I'I'AIL'' ' ~ R. Bruwn-. s--T r al. I e r c 10111, the oct.·tors. nurs., and • Court, Minersville, O. Phtne l MIDDLE-AGED woman to do COAL STOKJo:R , in prdeet eoverfii bed, in top condition. . · ·. · v1 M empoyres o e erans em -. 992·332 4. tc housework an~ help take care c'Oudilion . Ph. 992-2>110. Ph. CH or N•w Haven By JACK v. FOX year and for the flrstllme there McDonaltf bill 'I'ISillld ~ _ ; 7 2623 9 1 12 onal Hosp1tal, Ewrng Funeral . of my wife. C\arenf'e Price . 9 27 3tt" Directors and all who help<d J ROOM house and bath on Rutland, O. Ph. _ _ 882-i.685. 8 2; 6tp . United Press International will be room for all grade on of the rl "clutpters" 00: 142 4872 1 in any way. Your kmdness ' Laure. St .. Pomeroy. Ph. 992· Gtp 45 WHITE Leghorn hyi>l'ld, , ROUGH ROCK, Ariz. (UPI) school age- Navajos. But communlliet brt 9 23 will never be forgotten. The 5293. 9 13 Uc laying good. II each, 10 hoie POTATOES. Letart Falls, 0. - "''e oretty teen-age although the BIA has meant wilh hio fu~damental message . Family. n lk ROOM apartn;ent--imd bath, SWIM d d roll out nests, l1ke new. $JU. Archie L. Donohew. Racine, girl came up to me shyly, put well, tragedy lies within the, -lhe salvation of the Na..jo II · 3 poo1 ea1ers. 10 groun • 11 gal. , wuter trough, Jik• Rl. 2. 9 25 3tp her hand on my arm and said: very eauc&tlonal system of for the young penplo· to lei a 9 --- --~-I fu_r~ishffi, MiddlPport Ph $5fl5 and Ul' ('llt;wt. !· ux new, wilh eleet.rit' heah' r. $7. AKC r" 'lslered black male "Tell them about this school. past years. rundamen_tal , ed. ~9'- 11_:.-.t~~e , . r,: , .. ... • 9 12 Uc Pools, Inc. 189; Whueford <g •· p. 0!1 to -~--, !1112-3811. R 2 hanging feeders, $2 each. mn atur poodles 10 k~ ' Tell lhe American people what So scattered are the Navajos reservatiOn ··• ,..,go,., 1 1717 -- --' I'HBr:·ti:- and fourroom lurmSiluad, York, Pa. Phone ' Ph. Gail Miller, Middleport, i ol~ Ph e949_3621 ' 8 ~.ee tc ""are doing here." that .It II i!Jipo~s.ible for DIOSt college and )rabsiltf wltb the 750-11324· _____ 9 18 !Stp IN ME:MORY of my husbond ' eo and unfurni,hea apar< 0. 992·3196. 9 27 3tc · · · "" 1 Her eyes were · wid& wllh chlldren to Uve at hom,. Most ~ledge that they Will return as John R. llav •s. whu passed a men<s WY .-5434 12 6 tfc CLEANIN'.'ST carpent cleanet· Real &tate For Stle sincerity, her voice entreating. of them .stay in, 4ot111ltorie,._ doctors, teacllen, ' lawym • . 1 1 wny II years ago yest~rda}'. ..~ ~-' St'rtt>rnber . _foQUH ttiiOM turmshed apart ; vou ever used. So too. FOR SAlE _ 5 h I asked her name. quite modern structures ,all are a nd willll'ltl sta to 1955 26 sured th<>ughts one so ment W\' l·:J658 " 14 Get Blue Lustre Rent' e!ee...:.th , garage, roomL.mco ousle• 1 "'It.. sh montbs , w1 th "" 'd matter "B 1 tellwho th I U1et schooJs-nine to h · ta c1 1 teaeb Saystheir MaoDai\814· '~-~01 Trea clear, ~ H(}(lM apa~tmf'nt ;.ith bath !ric shampoof"r Sl Pwkens llill Pomeroy 0 Ph _ am, e sa1 . u em re urn t etr paren ur ng _ _.-~ .. 992 Often brings a silent tear, p h BOY or GIRL , Hardware Co., Inc. "Condlllon& .c '.' .. •rft..VI· 3tc · about the school. It II the lhe .Ummer. 20 '" om•roy, 0 . p . 992-5385. : 9 26 61c I - - - . : - biggest hope tile Navajos l'omOy Breau u, ba.. maaliicl the llage . Thoughts return to scenes 9 II lie , In Rutland To , -- --- .. __ _ _ : FOR SALE OR TRADE - f bavo had. It may be our only Tho result h81 been 1 where 10 IIDOWil of ,weaway long passed, ; ~ICE 4 I'OOlll!l and bath liJl. Earn Monly ond PrJ,.. SAVE BIG. Do your ~wn rug room house and bath on main hope." breakup ol the Navajo famRy. •• eorNCt the Tilmasets.rolls on but memory i furnished apartment, MiddleDeli•ering Tho Doily balnd upholstery cleaRmg WIU> highway in Minersville, Ohio. The school opened Jut week The return to the mud bngan poverty" of the Navoja. r- . bl _... ue Lustr~. Rent electrrc j 'f 'I trad for 8 1966 t · ' o1 th __, u H" wile, Edith ll:!vi< i port. Ohi·o. Ph. 992-3874. .,.nline1 to HI a ish,... .t!ampooer $! Baker Furai· .· . e _ au om~ It 11 an elementary-high ocllool 1o herding sheep, to parents Is ponrty , . .....,. .• ., 'EI te 8 3 tic tre C · bile In good condition or wtll combination with 260 stuclertts who do not even speak It everywhere • tht · 9 26 1 9 -........,,---, ;HREE and four room --fur. ~ Routt - u__ o._ _&to trade for • farm. Write Ray- and n. teachers 1n a hu come to be dreaded. Many and .Ira '-"lqg 1 196 IN MEMORY OF our husband , nlsHed apar!Jllents. AD utili· ' CALL 992-2156 ! SINGER, ; model, equtpped mood E. Brown, ?55 Ste aile-story compfel ol out of school by especially ov!elt lD .the fPtJng ./ and father, Charles M. Roush, ; ties paid Pbone WY 2-tl76. With aulomalic zig zagger to / Road st. 247, Columbus 19. The &ugh Rock school age and graviate to li'l whlll ICJIIIiOUI·aayo who passed away September Rowley and Reed Aller 6 I fancy design, . buttonhole, Ohio. I 21 ~lc lion school ia ao nperiment towns on the bonder of wltb ·~· 1'~27.. 1965. . i p. call WY Z.aS74. ____ blmd hem, ap1hque sew iR IIJOUBi:E'& roomi_ IJid_ batli /ryinl to make I ....,..anon. ' II· d>d not know the pam you : 4 s lie 1 Zippers, etc. Like new. Only and 3 rooms ar oath, mod- -ip !he•w.holo of The currlculwn, 1hll feelllll ceii :till; lit . 7 payments 17·76 a monlil ern, 464 South 4th Ave., Mid- the !.ad or hear your final sigh, : ·-'HOUSEKEEPER with some' lncli'!JIS, .lhe been mainly •by the peoiple . Wr 'only know you passed • ;MODERN 2 bedroom homo. / nursing experience, live in. left. l'b. 992-2iiSS. _ t 25 tic dleport, 0. Small down pay:ift the . airel arithmetic. whe1 t!tey ··• 1 way without a last good-bye! Pomeroy, 0 · Ph: 992·2903 day Ph. 992-5251. 9 25 ltc JUST HKEN IN - 1966 stereo ments, balance on land con- . . --pethaptt .lhe prepared the hopei far . . / or 992·3702 evenmgs7 ' spee d automBtJc · changer, tract. Write 1-480 ' • :..:.-.u · the '- ........ "'- ... _-.. " <1(1 gave us strength to fa~ _ .. _ _ -. Lake .tov. n aaen, . Na(ajo for • G it and courage to bear the __ ____ --_ 24 llo_ WOMAN TO work one da 1 walnut fini sh, radio equip- Drive, Columbus, 0 . ..., Car· help!... people in an society. blow : NEWLY decorated four room ' week clean house 152 ped, twin speaker system, a• rol Johnson. 9 21 6tp o:quntrx,.::,;;: · . who have gone on to Bul what it meant to Jose you downstairs apartment, new ternu't A e p · sume payments $5.50 per HOUSE- l"'R llALE-- See t llt;j)OO l!lemberl· of.' !leo on !rlbal scholarships ·•. ·:.. 0 No one will ever know. gas heating units, 110 Butterv ., om"7•25 at month or pay balance due 31M Hamillon Slree~ Middla gl"' live on a; res,~tlo~ returned to lhe , Sadly nussed by W1fe. Odessa nut Ave., Pomeroy, 0. Ph. p $96. Try It m your home. CaD port or can IIU3ZI e- '""' .,_..Weol 'VIrllbll.' ., r and Children and Motoer. 992-5233. 9 23 6lp Male Help Wanted 192-3218. t 25 lie ' ' 1 t 11 nrq!>)d!l!t.3ifu.llt a_ijljlslrell, Directed by Prof. ". ''... ..! 8 Anna Roosb 9 27 lie ---- - -- · SOME - ---e .,..GOII ol Arizona ,JUG """ · 5 ROOM apartment ov1tlJ b1lth. RETAIL salesman for inside . THING TO · MEND - GAYNEIL .WISE -- 00 ,.... -- "'"·- """" . --,- - - . _Pb 992-3319. 18 selling, good salary, paid! Smger machine Jtlll Buttenlut t92- seat.wed acroos lhe and !inaRCed ·• Notrce A SI - vacations and other henefita. plete . wtth allach!Jienls, thts 5293. IJvo-lllirdl of then: on Shriver'• Oflioe MIW. ArvD Halla" lllfl ...... 1 22 11 - - - - - - · ----- 1 ' _ __ uto _ • •• Wnte Box 668-B, c-o The machme equipped to zig zag, • ~~"' 1n. lhe Western stateo; Opportunity, the new visited ootltmlltr ·'!'lt'hlr ·Par·• TRF.AT your wile to a delicious 1959 OLDS Dynamic 88, good , Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy,! make buttonholes, _ monoA iE!ght.y-li.., .per cent ol will plaoe 81 entl, Mr. -.ncJ'r.in, Wor!ajJ)ay. dinner at a jitney supper at condition throughout, power Ohio. State age and experl- gram, etc. Tak• over payfilii. fl. ' Navajos are · unemployed OR ti!!Uit il of Dexter. _.• " _ . 1 1 Syracuse School Be:l•imS Sa• brakes, radio, $4;8. Ph. 992- i enee. Our employees know menta of $5.42 per month or ...,, underemployed. per cent and luldanco I I Mr .. IDd Mrl. w-day. Ocl. Jst starting at 4o- 3860. pay b1llanco due POMEROY _ Modem 2 etory do not o[M!ak Eoglosh. Their teachmg children. . doctootto.rlhelin . rP:" .u. :.,'! ,··-. 9 22 &le 9 25 3tc 1 of !his ad. 30 p.m. Spon•ored by tho La-' _ 992-3211. _ _ _ _ 1 25 ltc frame, 4 .·large rooms (I bed· birth r,te Is twl~e the natlooll A number of COUI'Iel wUI ..,... die! ' Auxiliary of the Syra· BIDS will be received ·at tlie rootnll),' 1\2 baths, handwood averatJ.• but 110 II lhelr iolfant taught I_n Navajo. -ptere will Mrs. . PaJ'SOIII If, l!dllir• . ;;, cuse Fire Dept. 9 27 4tc ACROM ta. EfYpllaa 11. Strikes office of Webster and Fultz floors, . full b1laemenl, gas mortality rate and_ . they... die In• ta .for lpent I .• 11\ij . 8 DEAF MAN · p4'rfects midget 1. Folot dancing 13. Eut at Pomeroy Ohio until Oct- fb\.'<1 hot air heaUng good atmosl cenerlition earlier . · sq i aqd tron>iswr hearing aid. 11 you I. Shinto 1111 In<llon ober 8 tll6fi at io·oo A M view of the rive siuoo than the average white. accordmg to Ruaell, , IDd Mrl llUDt PIIIR · • h tempt.. K Teal or ,... he' ' · · · r. • · MOlt Are· SbepUrd• reverstnc lite separation · •· · - ' 1 can ear peop1e talk and t. aeoon...., w•en oa t Walter E. Sines real MIDDLEPORT - G room mod· children from lhiolr famllleo · · '' • l/,· · J' 18· can't moke out the words rute DOWN estate located adjacen't t, ern frame home (new con- Moot of them subolat U ·A 11mu111neou1· ltlack on. Mr1. Murl ,o,Jn clear ly then this may be your 10-Groeto I. Lorge 1P.Gome lhe viUage of Racine, Ohio, stmclloo) with bath, Joreed shepbends on terram· eo barren v ro em clay wllh _ber .~lor1, .._, . answer. An ntremely small 11 =eon f'>* consJStmg of residence and hot ait heaUng, full basement 11 only flve per cent al b p II\ Mary John!lGII,•of .Belpre. _· 2 1 hearing aid usinil a tiny ,... 13. Grief lhe 1ee but!dmgs on 0.114 acre. Those With recreation room U5l24), a farrtll! needs. The sel_f. McDonald :bo wu Mr. and Mrl. Rtlberi .. 'Jnit. ergized unit, has heen per- 14. Man'• ~. Flnat 2S. Rich persons having a real estate utility room Ilaundry) and eamed Income of I NavaJO the reservation, 1011 seU of Chester . ..,t ~ ::*¥1 11 01• • - · lected by a man who himself 11. <. roek JRte}'est ohould consider this garage, large lot. ln ucel· male per year often less than electrical engineering · and Mn. Ralph 211. ~gto. is hard of hearing' and has 1 bti<ka abln-. M ."""'property. t 2S 3tc lent location and neighbOr- a New 1York commuw spends a blgh-paylng job dren, local, , called on their been for over 10 years. II in· 16.Bol'nleae 5.Diochuge :ze.~... a~': lib clarine~ - LeBiaok tl . hood. getting to and from work. : . witb . tho ' H••bes parenta, Mr. and Mrs . ....., terested it is suggested yoll 17. BOxing language .. a guo 27. Theda-· . ' recen y BOUTE 31 .. 500 b Most of lhem live in the 6 Fl -~ overhauled. very good shone - .,., uys 98 1r dlti' 1 h d Co. to . retura to.., btl Trussell on Sunda•'' . I write J. W. Planck, 32 E. tenn, tar 7:B:;:,. . : =.~ 3'1. Etbe Ph. lltZ-2236. ll 25 3k acres in Bedford 'l'wp, Will a ona. og811, a roun or to head the Office of J. D. Ph!Rips and Mr. lllfl 9th St. Erie, p, _ y.,,, wil : ·• short a. Not .. toot !18. produce all crops common to octagonal hut of mod and wood E ml Op rtunlty Mrs. Vel'IIOII DoUn aod IIIli ceive full Information at no 10. Con8ume oul•k 32. Anoint.: BIG Hammond organ, \Vm ·sell this area, spritlgo in. pasture, w1th an open fire on the first clad.:y . Timmy, of Raven.Wood, 'If. 0 cost or obligation whatsoever. ~~: t. Bulty arcbale cheap. Ph. 247-2543. 11> story frame hou,.,, &!J: oor u the _only source for MacDonald, whose program spent Wedi)eJti&J.:wlth Groilw _ _ _ 9 27 lie 23. P•opelle,.. 9 23 3tc rooms and cellar, well, some ~at:::: cookmg. There au no had an .. miiUoa ·budget last While and daughter,. Doria. : 110 THE MEIGS Coonty Coonhunl· ~:: ~~~.,. I STANDS of bees, 1 coon buildings. Property need• ep es, no eltclrlclly, Ia seetlttl to lure tig!Jt Mr. .and ~. lljlrolcl lffltr ers will hold a shotgun match, 28. Bhwk s... hound, steel traps, new and so;ne repair . toilet faclUtles .. Th:"Y must go to the reservation. One and children called oo her-Jill' 10 Sunday, Oct. 2. starting at city used, wire fur stretchers aniAlbert M. ()os, Broker far u 20 miles to the of bls heartening successet bu enta, Mr. and Mrs. Rar9ld noon at their club house on 31. Wagon mal lures and scrota. 16 ~auge H..-ry Clelalll, !lal01moa cummunlly weD for drmklng bet!~ to attract ·tbe Fairchild Bumsl~e of Klnqbury a rectllt Snow Balf Hill. 9 27 5tc wheel browning automatic. 22 pump, water. . Co. of San Fran<!fsco, manufac- Sunday. · ·: WILL DO ironing in my home. 32. ~:~... Remmgton, 32 special Marlin EftaiDp IIZ-UM or 112-'"' The Bureau of Indian Affairs lurers of tiny electronic equip· Mrs. Joe LawrenCe took ber Ph. 992·5548. Jtp tlon 12 gauge single barrel, lver: t 25 31c (BIA) Will operate 81 grade ment. It! faotory employs only daughter, Debbie, to a doclor 9 26 - - -- . as. P,,'.um'".ntwn: Johnson, for sale cheap, Mar- - IChoolo on the reservation this 400 but It Is ·a start. Pt. Pleasant. Sbe ·wu ... SP.\GHETTl Insurance 6Yher mother, Mrl. ......<!inner at the . u. C<>nan Fur Agency, N_ Brown st. _ ____ · lulineu Servia~~~ MacDonald IBYB no one Sa cred ~"'t! C,lmrch aud1tor lion Mason, W. Ya. Pb. 773-5296. GET A quotaliGD frvm 11EtJ. · understand lndllu poverty unW Arnold. ium, P~,! 0 ., Saturday IlL Sip a 1 21 e~ TER INSUIIANCB AGENCY &uei'IONaa he 91eWI It lint hand. Mrs. .Amy Wiilft II botne Oct. I, p. m. 111. INC. before rtDelfllrl . your f rttt IMrlee "Here on the Navajo reterva· the hocpltal ;and aelllttl 30 '- 7 P· Ill. · ., , . by the , ..,... of leo Our Own PoiiMlroy auto IIIourattce. We may be Crltt llnidlnn! . tloo the wbole place Is alOitl fine. · ·, ' · Democrat , . · of Meig• · &ll'reaCh LANDMARK able te avt you mae)'. ~;.Pi:'!.:!..f!~tt poverty poclcet. Duane Tullle, atutlttit 11 Rio County. Mu'lls $1' .00 child- ~ m..-:-. 1 2 lfc - - -~ "Then la . .uo IRwltry and CoUege, IJIIitt ·III'IYitlo ren $.50. .· ', .... ,., -'t. 2i Sle / -~ual I otlt · wb 1 -'-""' · ' ... ... ' :A. Deola NOW IN I'ULL SW &ITI'OMOB!LE .. IDititltlc:e beeD ' • I Ill 1!11 .some jobs do opt!lt Up ut ·week with lilfl ·~•-10, ·.· ,;k .J.; . .. 111• Come In and ewocelled?, ,LoJt Jlllr _ don't have trallled penplt to and Mrs.: Gleq SPECIAL PROGR,AM 1 Win Homh Rldtn1 llceliee7 WY ,___ IIBWING -I••• l'lfllll • the"! ,becaUie lltere !1 10_ Mrs. Miale.. ShaJD. 4 · - -~~ or Unlco Rolri10•1t..., I IS llo flee. an lllUaa. '11 N21f_ they can exeepl a dlj1 tJtb' ln!r . ' : . , WE I'! ISH •• thank oil f· d d 1b n~n 5 _an · ne-1g I ors Hu~ph- ~h. ~9, --~ I New 'N3V3JO • .Sch00)May Be Breakthroug.h For·ueIpIess, povert y·R"dd I en Indians ' 1he-reaervatlo~ 3 ~sy W ANTED ~h. I ~· doe~m't zi DICK TRACY OWJl.l~~- ' · 9 ., n 'j H_e_~_!lanted m ~ .. N~•.!!.i9 · ~i': ff;.tant .· a~ ~ut- up.'~ ~ ~· diem- : ~· ~tll'll •+~eef'Hi UDiversi-1-------••,_~· .'-;, ~ ~ewmg tiel -I co~- /t ~-·e/Jit "ety·N.wi.. ~1~of A¥~~~ : Flit~ f115~04. c,n educ~tlon 0 AllY ( R0 S·SW0 R0 ;~':,~•"' ~:!';'~:: ••• '• ALLEY ....-o a1J, !lETTER CO . iiOME ReAL OoP ~ jJro~~ AlliE Trul8ell .,_,•.._ · = a.~ ~Pl = 1 ./: i !, I I. vi. I t :- ,· - ~ EXP=fiD .'· Ko,':.~:.';'f::=..,., Computwr P-mmlnl "' SWEEPST E AK S Rot!:~~ ~...L:_ j 1 I Mowor ~=1' CJni"1''QUU'JZ _ a-'• llottr .. _ . * A.lEY•La ........ K. L 0 II' ..... L L. w ODelettor_,.,._,..._,Ja_..,...Aio·Bl!llle-. j :.)d&J'::. ::::-a:!'~~ att-. I Ant •= I •• . .1 lo llle-- for~-11-. X,_ a.- a-. - tAro~~l1•41 M,T•tt-'J=~'IC - :r..:: ~_I .ft:\AfiL. .JB JB JIAB IIWBXQ:a TP IIPq. ' · -1""". B W c a B y r .r or w I,.DAMS ·-rr l,S:!Ih'tif3:·A! ~ . ••• a.t.:ab . .t.a ti ut SIBil'' · · .•.J·anew .JB "TOD.-WBB04YCXB _ . ,. , __. q JocaUtlll, . ...... . . ftollll ' y-.,._ on' c I t BOIIDIIII OUR Junctl•·JJilt '''tafj PhODe roull j; . ~W1Tll A THA'l'l ~ 143 iiinirW . Write w c:ti Col.loct 1 .1. Ciil ~ 7ta-Hel. , , ;' ..•• .,~ ~ lie Y.J:i :.. lllllllllltAJfctll . .• a '" Lift' Ill !1'0'1' IIJIA,YJIIDI ~- - T \ ;j ... • I -., IIlio 1:. POM~Rov "'"zor . •'• =··•.. ' ••t opera~ can ~ Tilt FIIIrit · 81 luli~~n; ~;"" 1111 :..'::'!""' ~. PtawUJ nca: ~ u. ~ve the " · Walker. · CRA ' ' SH . OUR :~'~holcef/ ~0. ·· . , , , ·. ' ,. JIC!c W. C~ruy.-Mgr. Viii · • , ·, " • · · ' · pump your s ugg~811 rep- ;:,~~~~~-~ : ..':. :.:~Free -=~ ,~AeN:. HOUSE .P tank. Get Klean-Em-AU ' . ' . ' ' I • 301e Ready-MD Co., Middleport, ,r. . _, ' ·, . ' IOptiC lank cleaner. Land· - '· , · OJUe.• . ' I •111.:, espy · .' 29th mark Farm Bureau. WITII. COJ.P:.·.WE,\THER • .uR CONDITIONI'NG .. ·.·t·. :. L ;I · ' • · ·· . . "' 992-2181 p .CURTISS 1 llreedlnC' aemee. I . -- - . Jlll:oullfln It dairy IIZADY•Mill 1M'"" \ and beet 'freedo. For oervlce od rlibt 10 """ jii'O)eel lie J0 IRISH Cobbler potatoes, Kennebec potJJteo for •winter. - Aleo car.mng toma(9es, pick your own, $1 bushel Ch aries Hiltoa, P~•.•OiJ iBip ,,_ bel<; . ..crlcl<e!to: · '" •d~ ~ervtce. ~d'o spldero & oil> ' lr lnseota wlil be comma • Relrta oidt V.Ur home where 1t•s era,lioa. New lilwea Phon• I orarm. Protect your home TU Z.3ii37. I • trom· tll.ese .-_· ""'IS wilh AHAB. ·. ' ·• · It,_'Kina Builder~ aveiluT& ~p?: . ~·· Mlddl~lfl \. j,· '' •.. ) .,. - . l~ '; '),,:',,,lii"\~~· _:· · · I 1 ·• , (' : t 11 lfle AND Si.ATS ..:0..:::' -.•ae r WO!Nft'!i' 'BouT IT. TOO! ·:=~·· .-.~.~.,· , =~~:,:;• :;.a;;.::ro IT GET'Ii 1:!Jt1i ~RIOI.K I Ol'SCU5S IT·, Al'IO tAM THS .;AWrB'$ M~ , '11.. DeATfi! IIIHAT 1*: ooos, ~ Q!lii\ · ljll!ll\ W: ' provl~~ ;~: ~!:,uble VEAI-I'/ WILL, Wt-Et4 R.lljili. ~ true\::': w~f:'h !;:,. By HAROLD GRAy ,Itt ! " ;';;j~'vtr,ilti;,Fiir , . ·•· .:~1ft; ~ · J • 1here muit · be ~omeoni! M..,.be ljOU 'hould run aqain<t him! �·. i·.... ··. ' ' ',. Cash. 6-Daily ~utl~·:_~ero:r·Jilddleport, AD r oN DIADI.+Nit • o., ....... .....tcettflt ~ ® rll\ MOfttloiY Ola•+tnl 1:. . il CANCII'-LA1t0NI 'II •' co••ttT+o•• ecc.,Uecll untt+ •:et A. Jill O• , "•• on Pu•ucat!M ot ltatiUUIIIIONI ot~DIIIftll ''- ~-r¥11 "-• rltftt ,, ...., ,, ••+-.ct ••• ••• • . .,.... ,.......,.,.,., og 1.-ctlandt+l. ··~··•e~ lrro" ..,.. tllou+d 1M •ncor~ I .,,.. rtten ,., ..... nl one 1 - r t i - MinlmU"' , ...,,, 61 centt lJ Ctnh INI ..... tar I llrtt ~ • jHit ••+• ect1 It Mp.. ano •• ptiO wtttltn C.AIUOI OF fHANKI & DIIITUAftllt ll.ll '-' M - " ' nUnlmuM •ac:tl ...,....,... ftnl 1c p01 I &e.,Y ; Motor Co.·'W . f SIGN$ • Qa••- Conv . Cpe. Good til'l~s . 6 -cyl. t"ngint> Sid. tranJ>. Radio , a!'ld heate•·. good top. O"IIIICI HOUal Pomeroy Motor Co. M. Oa+ty hho~ro., l:lt & M. ta 12:11 "'"" IT' I IQ IAI't' TO •LACI A aUUL I P'II:OD'-'CUie WAM1' OPEN EVES. f:OO P.M. POMEROY, 0H1e &0 PHONE WY 2-2156 Th~>nks Cird of - Ivy .. r ·. FOr Siile . . I!Jn!nun I '. ., I, l'.:::;;;;;r.;;~l~~ I M.·OJOR(YQE$ tomato~~~ I @"l IRAKE Sd\'1(1 Bl.aetfnars ' c:i. ' St., Pomeroy. O. ·Ph . 22 6.tc For now on display, Sale SElliNG OUT · . e2 USED CARS LEFT ePARTS lor OUTBOARD MoTORS piJ()ATS a rBoAT eCor • Tructi eH11t1r - q~~~ - ~··'H. Core 9 25 6tp NEW 1967 DYI78 Duo boat wilh OMC t20 Stern drive. ij' =""""'::'Fo"'r"':'Re""n"'t""""""="'..,...,....,..,'l:.,ia""n""te..,d""""""~ ---~ AlflliW 1[J.tor11iiiit. ersbach Hardware, ~ ll'a'....O.oAR$' RADIATOR .S~RVICE age , extra Jot , 3rd St., ~iasun. ' RUGS DJ.RTV! Rent. eledrlc W. Va. Ph. 7'13-5916. 9-2i-3tc I shampooer for $1 w.th · chase ot :Lustre ~oam. EbJot, price $4300, 1120 'E. Main · Ohio. ' - - 4 ROOM house and b1lth gar- 5 ROOM house and hath, extra i M'sO"'c· ALIGNMENT , I MCUtl.. tnHI'tiOM C--' OtiCOUftl - ltH A fill. fe t:tll , Wentecl To· 'I I ~"•' •••• •• le"tce ~ef! t o., Sept. 27, 1988 1 r... .,... •·•n•• -.,... ,.., a. ,,,_.rttlb.. .., mo<t •n... ena . .' ' OLD COINS and paper curren- .auoom PRICBD II' cy in nice . oondlllon, material our tblrd floQr budget 1hop. he fore 1906 ei!peclally want· Baker Famltare, loflddleporl · ed. paying current prices, Oblo. 11 12 tk confidential. Send Jist to Cash ·• RUIJ Inc, P. 0. Box HI, Mason, BEANS, potaloel, · SpOIJ w va. · 9 23 121p and melql1li. Claren~e Prot- ~ Ifill ,' · . , , , , • -.1. , :o..·T 1962 CORVAIR .. $995 1~ fill, Potlland, 0. Pb. 143-:1264. DUll "' Mon" Stauoo Wagon, only Sti OOO ·miles and locally owned , STANDING timbk Ia Ohio I Ll llo SfRINT ne.w whitewa_ll .Hres, w~ite fini'sh, ted vinyl lnterior. Power: 1 or West .VIrginia, or {)ld 1- - - ' - - - - glide lr·a nsnussmn, radiO and heater. A sharp one. Bl ue Lustre ' 1 farms with limber. Marioo THE A"'ZING ~~ t:lln 1962 COMET $765 ., Reynolds, Bos 77, Syracuse. i will leave your . Custom 2 Door. 6 cyl Std. ·trans. Radio and heater, vinyl iin- ' 0. e__11 102tp beauUf\llly lOll IDd clean. . Pho~M'992·2')43 ~:h.o~r!~~~h~k~o~:~ W.W. tit&; Light ~reen ovrr white fin· Rent electric shampooer $1. Iff 2.-2193 Pomerey Pomeroy, 0. - -- - 1961 RAMBLER $595 For Sele_!,'- ~·nt__ Pomeroy Cement Bl:·~ IN~ORMtl • . .1 ' ' -- ·"'\NT . . ~- r Bulldo..r I'AINT eTOOLS s. At eAny Typo Schwarze! KEITH GOBLE FORD our HARMONY apartments three IBM TRAJN"'ES Metropolitan Motors ~ - see our ad HAY . Also a Quarter hor,_, ; Marine, llockmgport,t 180. 121< Mlildi..,Oii;Oh.lo " . ____ #1"1 2·2196 MldcUttNN+, 0 E~nh'fllnd S1turcl1y 1Dr I rooms furnished. everything on the amusPment pag e 1hetr kmdne-ss ~nd S~'mpa- 1 new : furnace-, floors, walls. 9 2ti Lc mare ~wH_, ., with colt. Ph . ~tI' ::=========::!!_,...;,.;...,,;.,...,;,.;...,;,;,,;,;.,.J,~,.,..,,;...,,..,'I"'""";..,...,. thy during thE' illrH."~S <llld , ba th. plumbing electric- range I - 79~1 ~ 2i 6tl) WAHM MORNING coal sto\·e,i 60 (]eath of our mother, Mrs. I Out of all flood s, one block ' WORK for bulldozer; reason- CON:\ Trumpet and a lb. capacity, like new. See I Pearl RusselL Specia l thanb from High Srtmol. Ph. 992- able, hourly ra te ct UB fe)' gas wculaung neater, ! Jnhn Wwkham , Ch.,ter, 0 . 9 '? Reo;. L. Simpson, M r ' , 5392. . 9 21 12tp 1 9 23 30tc I 40.000 JlTU . Ph. 992 -5252, ) 2S __3_tp [ Campbell ---. ' 9 '!:/ 3tc .' 19R3 ,.., ton Dodge truck with ' I . dHarper and I h. I'I'AIL'' ' ~ R. Bruwn-. s--T r al. I e r c 10111, the oct.·tors. nurs., and • Court, Minersville, O. Phtne l MIDDLE-AGED woman to do COAL STOKJo:R , in prdeet eoverfii bed, in top condition. . · ·. · v1 M empoyres o e erans em -. 992·332 4. tc housework an~ help take care c'Oudilion . Ph. 992-2>110. Ph. CH or N•w Haven By JACK v. FOX year and for the flrstllme there McDonaltf bill 'I'ISillld ~ _ ; 7 2623 9 1 12 onal Hosp1tal, Ewrng Funeral . of my wife. C\arenf'e Price . 9 27 3tt" Directors and all who help<d J ROOM house and bath on Rutland, O. Ph. _ _ 882-i.685. 8 2; 6tp . United Press International will be room for all grade on of the rl "clutpters" 00: 142 4872 1 in any way. Your kmdness ' Laure. St .. Pomeroy. Ph. 992· Gtp 45 WHITE Leghorn hyi>l'ld, , ROUGH ROCK, Ariz. (UPI) school age- Navajos. But communlliet brt 9 23 will never be forgotten. The 5293. 9 13 Uc laying good. II each, 10 hoie POTATOES. Letart Falls, 0. - "''e oretty teen-age although the BIA has meant wilh hio fu~damental message . Family. n lk ROOM apartn;ent--imd bath, SWIM d d roll out nests, l1ke new. $JU. Archie L. Donohew. Racine, girl came up to me shyly, put well, tragedy lies within the, -lhe salvation of the Na..jo II · 3 poo1 ea1ers. 10 groun • 11 gal. , wuter trough, Jik• Rl. 2. 9 25 3tp her hand on my arm and said: very eauc&tlonal system of for the young penplo· to lei a 9 --- --~-I fu_r~ishffi, MiddlPport Ph $5fl5 and Ul' ('llt;wt. !· ux new, wilh eleet.rit' heah' r. $7. AKC r" 'lslered black male "Tell them about this school. past years. rundamen_tal , ed. ~9'- 11_:.-.t~~e , . r,: , .. ... • 9 12 Uc Pools, Inc. 189; Whueford <g •· p. 0!1 to -~--, !1112-3811. R 2 hanging feeders, $2 each. mn atur poodles 10 k~ ' Tell lhe American people what So scattered are the Navajos reservatiOn ··• ,..,go,., 1 1717 -- --' I'HBr:·ti:- and fourroom lurmSiluad, York, Pa. Phone ' Ph. Gail Miller, Middleport, i ol~ Ph e949_3621 ' 8 ~.ee tc ""are doing here." that .It II i!Jipo~s.ible for DIOSt college and )rabsiltf wltb the 750-11324· _____ 9 18 !Stp IN ME:MORY of my husbond ' eo and unfurni,hea apar< 0. 992·3196. 9 27 3tc · · · "" 1 Her eyes were · wid& wllh chlldren to Uve at hom,. Most ~ledge that they Will return as John R. llav •s. whu passed a men<s WY .-5434 12 6 tfc CLEANIN'.'ST carpent cleanet· Real &tate For Stle sincerity, her voice entreating. of them .stay in, 4ot111ltorie,._ doctors, teacllen, ' lawym • . 1 1 wny II years ago yest~rda}'. ..~ ~-' St'rtt>rnber . _foQUH ttiiOM turmshed apart ; vou ever used. So too. FOR SAlE _ 5 h I asked her name. quite modern structures ,all are a nd willll'ltl sta to 1955 26 sured th<>ughts one so ment W\' l·:J658 " 14 Get Blue Lustre Rent' e!ee...:.th , garage, roomL.mco ousle• 1 "'It.. sh montbs , w1 th "" 'd matter "B 1 tellwho th I U1et schooJs-nine to h · ta c1 1 teaeb Saystheir MaoDai\814· '~-~01 Trea clear, ~ H(}(lM apa~tmf'nt ;.ith bath !ric shampoof"r Sl Pwkens llill Pomeroy 0 Ph _ am, e sa1 . u em re urn t etr paren ur ng _ _.-~ .. 992 Often brings a silent tear, p h BOY or GIRL , Hardware Co., Inc. "Condlllon& .c '.' .. •rft..VI· 3tc · about the school. It II the lhe .Ummer. 20 '" om•roy, 0 . p . 992-5385. : 9 26 61c I - - - . : - biggest hope tile Navajos l'omOy Breau u, ba.. maaliicl the llage . Thoughts return to scenes 9 II lie , In Rutland To , -- --- .. __ _ _ : FOR SALE OR TRADE - f bavo had. It may be our only Tho result h81 been 1 where 10 IIDOWil of ,weaway long passed, ; ~ICE 4 I'OOlll!l and bath liJl. Earn Monly ond PrJ,.. SAVE BIG. Do your ~wn rug room house and bath on main hope." breakup ol the Navajo famRy. •• eorNCt the Tilmasets.rolls on but memory i furnished apartment, MiddleDeli•ering Tho Doily balnd upholstery cleaRmg WIU> highway in Minersville, Ohio. The school opened Jut week The return to the mud bngan poverty" of the Navoja. r- . bl _... ue Lustr~. Rent electrrc j 'f 'I trad for 8 1966 t · ' o1 th __, u H" wile, Edith ll:!vi< i port. Ohi·o. Ph. 992-3874. .,.nline1 to HI a ish,... .t!ampooer $! Baker Furai· .· . e _ au om~ It 11 an elementary-high ocllool 1o herding sheep, to parents Is ponrty , . .....,. .• ., 'EI te 8 3 tic tre C · bile In good condition or wtll combination with 260 stuclertts who do not even speak It everywhere • tht · 9 26 1 9 -........,,---, ;HREE and four room --fur. ~ Routt - u__ o._ _&to trade for • farm. Write Ray- and n. teachers 1n a hu come to be dreaded. Many and .Ira '-"lqg 1 196 IN MEMORY OF our husband , nlsHed apar!Jllents. AD utili· ' CALL 992-2156 ! SINGER, ; model, equtpped mood E. Brown, ?55 Ste aile-story compfel ol out of school by especially ov!elt lD .the fPtJng ./ and father, Charles M. Roush, ; ties paid Pbone WY 2-tl76. With aulomalic zig zagger to / Road st. 247, Columbus 19. The &ugh Rock school age and graviate to li'l whlll ICJIIIiOUI·aayo who passed away September Rowley and Reed Aller 6 I fancy design, . buttonhole, Ohio. I 21 ~lc lion school ia ao nperiment towns on the bonder of wltb ·~· 1'~27.. 1965. . i p. call WY Z.aS74. ____ blmd hem, ap1hque sew iR IIJOUBi:E'& roomi_ IJid_ batli /ryinl to make I ....,..anon. ' II· d>d not know the pam you : 4 s lie 1 Zippers, etc. Like new. Only and 3 rooms ar oath, mod- -ip !he•w.holo of The currlculwn, 1hll feelllll ceii :till; lit . 7 payments 17·76 a monlil ern, 464 South 4th Ave., Mid- the !.ad or hear your final sigh, : ·-'HOUSEKEEPER with some' lncli'!JIS, .lhe been mainly •by the peoiple . Wr 'only know you passed • ;MODERN 2 bedroom homo. / nursing experience, live in. left. l'b. 992-2iiSS. _ t 25 tic dleport, 0. Small down pay:ift the . airel arithmetic. whe1 t!tey ··• 1 way without a last good-bye! Pomeroy, 0 · Ph: 992·2903 day Ph. 992-5251. 9 25 ltc JUST HKEN IN - 1966 stereo ments, balance on land con- . . --pethaptt .lhe prepared the hopei far . . / or 992·3702 evenmgs7 ' spee d automBtJc · changer, tract. Write 1-480 ' • :..:.-.u · the '- ........ "'- ... _-.. " <1(1 gave us strength to fa~ _ .. _ _ -. Lake .tov. n aaen, . Na(ajo for • G it and courage to bear the __ ____ --_ 24 llo_ WOMAN TO work one da 1 walnut fini sh, radio equip- Drive, Columbus, 0 . ..., Car· help!... people in an society. blow : NEWLY decorated four room ' week clean house 152 ped, twin speaker system, a• rol Johnson. 9 21 6tp o:quntrx,.::,;;: · . who have gone on to Bul what it meant to Jose you downstairs apartment, new ternu't A e p · sume payments $5.50 per HOUSE- l"'R llALE-- See t llt;j)OO l!lemberl· of.' !leo on !rlbal scholarships ·•. ·:.. 0 No one will ever know. gas heating units, 110 Butterv ., om"7•25 at month or pay balance due 31M Hamillon Slree~ Middla gl"' live on a; res,~tlo~ returned to lhe , Sadly nussed by W1fe. Odessa nut Ave., Pomeroy, 0. Ph. p $96. Try It m your home. CaD port or can IIU3ZI e- '""' .,_..Weol 'VIrllbll.' ., r and Children and Motoer. 992-5233. 9 23 6lp Male Help Wanted 192-3218. t 25 lie ' ' 1 t 11 nrq!>)d!l!t.3ifu.llt a_ijljlslrell, Directed by Prof. ". ''... ..! 8 Anna Roosb 9 27 lie ---- - -- · SOME - ---e .,..GOII ol Arizona ,JUG """ · 5 ROOM apartment ov1tlJ b1lth. RETAIL salesman for inside . THING TO · MEND - GAYNEIL .WISE -- 00 ,.... -- "'"·- """" . --,- - - . _Pb 992-3319. 18 selling, good salary, paid! Smger machine Jtlll Buttenlut t92- seat.wed acroos lhe and !inaRCed ·• Notrce A SI - vacations and other henefita. plete . wtth allach!Jienls, thts 5293. IJvo-lllirdl of then: on Shriver'• Oflioe MIW. ArvD Halla" lllfl ...... 1 22 11 - - - - - - · ----- 1 ' _ __ uto _ • •• Wnte Box 668-B, c-o The machme equipped to zig zag, • ~~"' 1n. lhe Western stateo; Opportunity, the new visited ootltmlltr ·'!'lt'hlr ·Par·• TRF.AT your wile to a delicious 1959 OLDS Dynamic 88, good , Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy,! make buttonholes, _ monoA iE!ght.y-li.., .per cent ol will plaoe 81 entl, Mr. -.ncJ'r.in, Wor!ajJ)ay. dinner at a jitney supper at condition throughout, power Ohio. State age and experl- gram, etc. Tak• over payfilii. fl. ' Navajos are · unemployed OR ti!!Uit il of Dexter. _.• " _ . 1 1 Syracuse School Be:l•imS Sa• brakes, radio, $4;8. Ph. 992- i enee. Our employees know menta of $5.42 per month or ...,, underemployed. per cent and luldanco I I Mr .. IDd Mrl. w-day. Ocl. Jst starting at 4o- 3860. pay b1llanco due POMEROY _ Modem 2 etory do not o[M!ak Eoglosh. Their teachmg children. . doctootto.rlhelin . rP:" .u. :.,'! ,··-. 9 22 &le 9 25 3tc 1 of !his ad. 30 p.m. Spon•ored by tho La-' _ 992-3211. _ _ _ _ 1 25 ltc frame, 4 .·large rooms (I bed· birth r,te Is twl~e the natlooll A number of COUI'Iel wUI ..,... die! ' Auxiliary of the Syra· BIDS will be received ·at tlie rootnll),' 1\2 baths, handwood averatJ.• but 110 II lhelr iolfant taught I_n Navajo. -ptere will Mrs. . PaJ'SOIII If, l!dllir• . ;;, cuse Fire Dept. 9 27 4tc ACROM ta. EfYpllaa 11. Strikes office of Webster and Fultz floors, . full b1laemenl, gas mortality rate and_ . they... die In• ta .for lpent I .• 11\ij . 8 DEAF MAN · p4'rfects midget 1. Folot dancing 13. Eut at Pomeroy Ohio until Oct- fb\.'<1 hot air heaUng good atmosl cenerlition earlier . · sq i aqd tron>iswr hearing aid. 11 you I. Shinto 1111 In<llon ober 8 tll6fi at io·oo A M view of the rive siuoo than the average white. accordmg to Ruaell, , IDd Mrl llUDt PIIIR · • h tempt.. K Teal or ,... he' ' · · · r. • · MOlt Are· SbepUrd• reverstnc lite separation · •· · - ' 1 can ear peop1e talk and t. aeoon...., w•en oa t Walter E. Sines real MIDDLEPORT - G room mod· children from lhiolr famllleo · · '' • l/,· · J' 18· can't moke out the words rute DOWN estate located adjacen't t, ern frame home (new con- Moot of them subolat U ·A 11mu111neou1· ltlack on. Mr1. Murl ,o,Jn clear ly then this may be your 10-Groeto I. Lorge 1P.Gome lhe viUage of Racine, Ohio, stmclloo) with bath, Joreed shepbends on terram· eo barren v ro em clay wllh _ber .~lor1, .._, . answer. An ntremely small 11 =eon f'>* consJStmg of residence and hot ait heaUng, full basement 11 only flve per cent al b p II\ Mary John!lGII,•of .Belpre. _· 2 1 hearing aid usinil a tiny ,... 13. Grief lhe 1ee but!dmgs on 0.114 acre. Those With recreation room U5l24), a farrtll! needs. The sel_f. McDonald :bo wu Mr. and Mrl. Rtlberi .. 'Jnit. ergized unit, has heen per- 14. Man'• ~. Flnat 2S. Rich persons having a real estate utility room Ilaundry) and eamed Income of I NavaJO the reservation, 1011 seU of Chester . ..,t ~ ::*¥1 11 01• • - · lected by a man who himself 11. <. roek JRte}'est ohould consider this garage, large lot. ln ucel· male per year often less than electrical engineering · and Mn. Ralph 211. ~gto. is hard of hearing' and has 1 bti<ka abln-. M ."""'property. t 2S 3tc lent location and neighbOr- a New 1York commuw spends a blgh-paylng job dren, local, , called on their been for over 10 years. II in· 16.Bol'nleae 5.Diochuge :ze.~... a~': lib clarine~ - LeBiaok tl . hood. getting to and from work. : . witb . tho ' H••bes parenta, Mr. and Mrs . ....., terested it is suggested yoll 17. BOxing language .. a guo 27. Theda-· . ' recen y BOUTE 31 .. 500 b Most of lhem live in the 6 Fl -~ overhauled. very good shone - .,., uys 98 1r dlti' 1 h d Co. to . retura to.., btl Trussell on Sunda•'' . I write J. W. Planck, 32 E. tenn, tar 7:B:;:,. . : =.~ 3'1. Etbe Ph. lltZ-2236. ll 25 3k acres in Bedford 'l'wp, Will a ona. og811, a roun or to head the Office of J. D. Ph!Rips and Mr. lllfl 9th St. Erie, p, _ y.,,, wil : ·• short a. Not .. toot !18. produce all crops common to octagonal hut of mod and wood E ml Op rtunlty Mrs. Vel'IIOII DoUn aod IIIli ceive full Information at no 10. Con8ume oul•k 32. Anoint.: BIG Hammond organ, \Vm ·sell this area, spritlgo in. pasture, w1th an open fire on the first clad.:y . Timmy, of Raven.Wood, 'If. 0 cost or obligation whatsoever. ~~: t. Bulty arcbale cheap. Ph. 247-2543. 11> story frame hou,.,, &!J: oor u the _only source for MacDonald, whose program spent Wedi)eJti&J.:wlth Groilw _ _ _ 9 27 lie 23. P•opelle,.. 9 23 3tc rooms and cellar, well, some ~at:::: cookmg. There au no had an .. miiUoa ·budget last While and daughter,. Doria. : 110 THE MEIGS Coonty Coonhunl· ~:: ~~~.,. I STANDS of bees, 1 coon buildings. Property need• ep es, no eltclrlclly, Ia seetlttl to lure tig!Jt Mr. .and ~. lljlrolcl lffltr ers will hold a shotgun match, 28. Bhwk s... hound, steel traps, new and so;ne repair . toilet faclUtles .. Th:"Y must go to the reservation. One and children called oo her-Jill' 10 Sunday, Oct. 2. starting at city used, wire fur stretchers aniAlbert M. ()os, Broker far u 20 miles to the of bls heartening successet bu enta, Mr. and Mrs. Rar9ld noon at their club house on 31. Wagon mal lures and scrota. 16 ~auge H..-ry Clelalll, !lal01moa cummunlly weD for drmklng bet!~ to attract ·tbe Fairchild Bumsl~e of Klnqbury a rectllt Snow Balf Hill. 9 27 5tc wheel browning automatic. 22 pump, water. . Co. of San Fran<!fsco, manufac- Sunday. · ·: WILL DO ironing in my home. 32. ~:~... Remmgton, 32 special Marlin EftaiDp IIZ-UM or 112-'"' The Bureau of Indian Affairs lurers of tiny electronic equip· Mrs. Joe LawrenCe took ber Ph. 992·5548. Jtp tlon 12 gauge single barrel, lver: t 25 31c (BIA) Will operate 81 grade ment. It! faotory employs only daughter, Debbie, to a doclor 9 26 - - -- . as. P,,'.um'".ntwn: Johnson, for sale cheap, Mar- - IChoolo on the reservation this 400 but It Is ·a start. Pt. Pleasant. Sbe ·wu ... SP.\GHETTl Insurance 6Yher mother, Mrl. ......<!inner at the . u. C<>nan Fur Agency, N_ Brown st. _ ____ · lulineu Servia~~~ MacDonald IBYB no one Sa cred ~"'t! C,lmrch aud1tor lion Mason, W. Ya. Pb. 773-5296. GET A quotaliGD frvm 11EtJ. · understand lndllu poverty unW Arnold. ium, P~,! 0 ., Saturday IlL Sip a 1 21 e~ TER INSUIIANCB AGENCY &uei'IONaa he 91eWI It lint hand. Mrs. .Amy Wiilft II botne Oct. I, p. m. 111. INC. before rtDelfllrl . your f rttt IMrlee "Here on the Navajo reterva· the hocpltal ;and aelllttl 30 '- 7 P· Ill. · ., , . by the , ..,... of leo Our Own PoiiMlroy auto IIIourattce. We may be Crltt llnidlnn! . tloo the wbole place Is alOitl fine. · ·, ' · Democrat , . · of Meig• · &ll'reaCh LANDMARK able te avt you mae)'. ~;.Pi:'!.:!..f!~tt poverty poclcet. Duane Tullle, atutlttit 11 Rio County. Mu'lls $1' .00 child- ~ m..-:-. 1 2 lfc - - -~ "Then la . .uo IRwltry and CoUege, IJIIitt ·III'IYitlo ren $.50. .· ', .... ,., -'t. 2i Sle / -~ual I otlt · wb 1 -'-""' · ' ... ... ' :A. Deola NOW IN I'ULL SW &ITI'OMOB!LE .. IDititltlc:e beeD ' • I Ill 1!11 .some jobs do opt!lt Up ut ·week with lilfl ·~•-10, ·.· ,;k .J.; . .. 111• Come In and ewocelled?, ,LoJt Jlllr _ don't have trallled penplt to and Mrs.: Gleq SPECIAL PROGR,AM 1 Win Homh Rldtn1 llceliee7 WY ,___ IIBWING -I••• l'lfllll • the"! ,becaUie lltere !1 10_ Mrs. Miale.. ShaJD. 4 · - -~~ or Unlco Rolri10•1t..., I IS llo flee. an lllUaa. '11 N21f_ they can exeepl a dlj1 tJtb' ln!r . ' : . , WE I'! ISH •• thank oil f· d d 1b n~n 5 _an · ne-1g I ors Hu~ph- ~h. ~9, --~ I New 'N3V3JO • .Sch00)May Be Breakthroug.h For·ueIpIess, povert y·R"dd I en Indians ' 1he-reaervatlo~ 3 ~sy W ANTED ~h. I ~· doe~m't zi DICK TRACY OWJl.l~~- ' · 9 ., n 'j H_e_~_!lanted m ~ .. N~•.!!.i9 · ~i': ff;.tant .· a~ ~ut- up.'~ ~ ~· diem- : ~· ~tll'll •+~eef'Hi UDiversi-1-------••,_~· .'-;, ~ ~ewmg tiel -I co~- /t ~-·e/Jit "ety·N.wi.. ~1~of A¥~~~ : Flit~ f115~04. c,n educ~tlon 0 AllY ( R0 S·SW0 R0 ;~':,~•"' ~:!';'~:: ••• '• ALLEY ....-o a1J, !lETTER CO . iiOME ReAL OoP ~ jJro~~ AlliE Trul8ell .,_,•.._ · = a.~ ~Pl = 1 ./: i !, I I. vi. I t :- ,· - ~ EXP=fiD .'· Ko,':.~:.';'f::=..,., Computwr P-mmlnl "' SWEEPST E AK S Rot!:~~ ~...L:_ j 1 I Mowor ~=1' CJni"1''QUU'JZ _ a-'• llottr .. _ . * A.lEY•La ........ K. L 0 II' ..... L L. w ODelettor_,.,._,..._,Ja_..,...Aio·Bl!llle-. j :.)d&J'::. ::::-a:!'~~ att-. I Ant •= I •• . .1 lo llle-- for~-11-. X,_ a.- a-. - tAro~~l1•41 M,T•tt-'J=~'IC - :r..:: ~_I .ft:\AfiL. .JB JB JIAB IIWBXQ:a TP IIPq. ' · -1""". 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By HAROLD GRAy ,Itt ! " ;';;j~'vtr,ilti;,Fiir , . ·•· .:~1ft; ~ · J • 1here muit · be ~omeoni! M..,.be ljOU 'hould run aqain<t him! �,. . .I •. ,._ '~ I I Shipwreck • LS '. T·heme of Rush Party (f • . . ' '1 \~ . I 1 I Heath MYFs Elect their N Off' eW ICerS me. Hope He's leen .11 all. Movjea, ielevislokl,' clilha, the theater. He's been there. But rapid Robert is In a dlther over his 111'111 tel8'11slon special of the year, and no wonder. Fifteen of his fonner Jeadln& ladles surround him on the Sept. 28 fun and games. Who could ask lor more? "It's not just working with those wonderful " said. "I'm changbig the of my show. "For 18 years I've been !he same kind of review . 1 , clips from movlea .with Madeleine Anita Eckberg and Jane Illustrating Bob's teehnlques .u a lover." Thereafter he Is set upon by Lucille .BaH, Joan Csullleld, Joan Collins, Arlbne Dahl, Phyills Diller and Rhonda Fleming. He also Is Involved with Joan Fontaine, Slgne Ha88o, Lumarr, Dorothy Lamour, Ma· Maxwcll, Vlrginla Mayo, Dina Merrill, Vera Miles and Janis Paige. , • es - . Hint~ It an show all the arms of Industry Co "' ~· . Hot Prospects in Tow Says Ohio GOP Chief in Athens more of · rornpe~~·WI 4jr)touill¢t ever. the "They:rllcJiillll!l Mr. and Mrs. John Knopp gags, sketches, ntonolngue This shapely array of Columbus visited Sunday with all the rest. I wanted to do tude would give a l~r Mrs. Charles Buck. . something dlfferent this year. hives. Bul Hope is an old The Middleport Hr~h School held Oct. 2 in connection with needed a change." at surrounding Bond's annual Tag Day will be the fall conference being held OU R. L. Gotthardt returned Inasmuch as Bob bas with beauties, even on his trips held Saturday, October 15, it at the Feeney-Bennett Post m his home, Columbus Sunday, raUngs In each to VietNam. At tho thought any . · was decided at the regular Middleport. On October 29 Mr. ler spending several days speclala since anyone bevy of leadln& ladles be shouldn't . 1 1o have •L ~~ theNew officers elected by Mrs. W. A. Morgan. remember, why tamper with only rolls hla eyand growls once more· meet1ng of t he Band Boosters• F rey pans ute band Junjor and were Senior MYF ..-:ill As.,ociation Monday evening in take part in the annual Band ~ of Heath Methndist Church Mrs. Welby Whaley r~~~~';~~~ success• 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, the l1igh school cafeteria. Day at Marshall University. Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Belcher Sunday evening at the church. horne Sunday, afier 8 ~ •'Because it's a Mrs. Wesley Fry, presidenl, Mr. Frey also urged that all of Charleston, W. Va. , were Officers of the Senior group days visit at Jackson with Invigorating thing to do. conducted the business meeting parents of children in the var- weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. are Sherrie Shuler, president; and Mrs. Leo Williams and want to rome up and introduced the new band ious bands to attend the month- Jack Bachner. They came lor Doxie Walters, vice president; tended the Apple Festival. something new In my other director, Mr. Ross Frey. ly Booster meetings to become the birthday of their nephew, Cindy McGurr, secretary, and Mr. and Mrs. c. K. Nease appearances," he explained. Mrs. Fry announced thot the ocquainted with the various Steven Bachner. Sandy Johnson, treasurer. sons of Nease Settlernen~ Flllll Clips Incladed band would sponsor a dance proJects and aims of the band Pat Edwards, son of Mr. and ed Sunday with her "I'll open with a monologue. I Oct. 1 at the high schooL Corn- and those of the director. Mrs. Charles Edwards, left Officers elected for the Jun· Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill. couldn't do without lhat. mittee members were appoint. . Saturday lor Kent St.te Unlver- iors are Eddie Brown, presi· . Mrs. Homer Holter and Mrs. afterward I arrive In a Brink's ~ and 1'nclude the un1'fonn Followmg tile busmess meet- sily where he will be a fresh- den t ; Verne 0 rd• VIce · preSl-· Wyatt Chadwell attended truck wJth my golf clubs· ~ committee - Mrs. Don Mullen, ing a reception wus held in man. He is a 1966 graduate of dent; Vickie Sutlon, secretary, flower show at Kyger Creek They've kidnaped me for a Mrs. Lewis Long, and Mrs. Hen- honor of Mr. Frey. Refresh· Middleport High SchooL and Debbie Gilkey, treasurer. High School Sunday afternoon. ry Cbtworthy; calling rommit- ments of cake and coffee were T<>m Rail, son of Mr. and A discussion was led by Em- Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Fisher, De1Wminutional Day jee - Mrs. Gene Harris, Mrs. served from a table covered Mrs. E. o. RaU, has returned erson Jones and plans made for and sons, Kenneth and Don 0/ Prayer Oblertled Robert Hysell, and Mrs. Rich- with a white linen cloth and to Kent' State University where members to attend the Akron and Mr. and Mrs. J. m Denominational Day ard Bailey; and publicity, Mr. centered with an arrangement will be a senior majoring in meeting Monday evening Fisher and family of Rrultouq Prayer was observed at and Mrs. Robert King. of fall flowers. Mrs. Eugene Journalism. Pomeroy, Refreshments IlL visited relatives over worship service Sunday even-ll Mr Frey outlined coming Conde and Mrs. Wendell Ger- Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckey- served by Mr. and Mrs. Jones. weekend. They were called ••• at the Ente...,.., •• aactivities and projects of the tach were hospitality chairmen. dno, Huntington, w. va., spent The Rev. Max Donahue and by the serious illness of llh M,.,._Tht>mlrs[J band which include participat- A good attendance was noted the weekend with their parents, Mr. Jones will act as advisors former's mother, Mrs. ' wid 1 olr~ WSWS ing in the legion parade being at the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. James Brewing. for the seniors with Mrs. Jones Fisher. Bentz, prea en • ton in Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson lead- Mr. and Mrs. Norman In charglme. f lnte f th J · "The porlance b rcesAmenco'a fovo•lte T-slrln with Mrs. Luckeydoo in New ers 0 e umors. of Senecaville arrived sory Prayer," was the topic 11inlorced ntck thol.wln't ..._ W. Va. Present were Doxie Walters, for a visit wilh their the service. Miss Elizabeth DaS·M·l·XL . Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Johnson, vice president; Vickie sutton, and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. vis read the scripture and Mrs Officers were elected and Mrs. Clara Paulsen, for dust- Jr., of Pensacola, Fla., Mrs. A. secretary, and Debbie Gilkey, Robert Wamsley, and to see · Don Hunnel led iD prayer for county contests judged wben er; Mrs. Homer Radford, apple R. Johnson. Sr., Mr. Howard treas~r. . mother, Mrs. William the Missions , that bad asked Meigs County Pomona Grange muffins; Mrs. Elms Louks, cro- Jarrett, of Charleston, W. Va.; A diSCUSSion wass led by They were accompanied for special prayer. The Rev. met at the Rock Springs Grange chet centerpiece and edgings; and Wesley Hundley of Dunbar, erson Jones and plans made for tlleir grandson J. R. Menael Smilll closed wll!l hall. and Mrs. Emma Adams, Infant W. Va .• visited over the members to attend the county who spent several days II Elected were Stsnfor~ Stock- suit of crocheted cap, coat. end with Mrs. Cecil Kimes. meeting Monday evening at th benedlctto_n._ _ __ ton, worthy master; Thomas and booties. Dwaln Will of HarPomeroy. Refreshments were em. ATTEND DINNER Sayre, overseer; George Gen- risonvllle won second place on served by Mr. and Mrs. Jones. dent of the College, announees Mr and Mro Paul Smart helmer, steward; Homer Rice, apple muffins. The Rev. Max Donahue . and ,. new five-year ·In Platlsbu- reeenUy 1o Be Sure To See The Complete IJue of Hanes Underwear assistant steward· Mary Gen- The fifth degree was given Mr. Jones wdl act as adVISOrs ram structured to meet ba- 11!0'0 ·adl · For Mea IIIIi Boya On Sale nnw In the Mens &Boll for I or the senrors ' progneeds In capital attend a farew'll for Departmon~l&t Floor. Union Suits in cotton rib ~~Jilt hermer. chaplam; Leo Story, for one candidate. It was anWI'th Mrs · J ones sic w and Merlllllll)p, and th~ weoves .- Shorts and Drawers ~ QuU~ lreasurer; Lethu Morris, secre- nounced that James White, and Mrs. Jam~s Johnson lead- ments und academic ~ ~O!l't:-J,fn Geo ·81 Underwear - .Athlehc Shorts and Undi!rlhlrto - KDee larv; Amos Leonard, gatekeep- Che~ter King and the Racine ers of the Junwrs. . A new dorm!~ for ~I~- cbudreq ~ho mo~length Briefs - ~mptete Selection of .s~. Now It • good time 'to buy your n~s In MODS and lkln Underer: Frances Goeglem, cores .Jumor Grange chorus who were Funeral services for Mrs. Present were Doxie Walters, is being completed wrth early iJII~ tD Deer Park a suburb ' of wear at E.herfelds. You'U lind a coillplete ·il!lectiOD ol Pa11line Atkins, Pomona; Helen winners In the district rontest Pearl Russell were held from Okey Reitter, Van Johnson, plans lor a new administration Clliclilnllll 'l1te Mi' Sid. si!es too · Quivey, flora; Betty Leonard, were awarded plaque• for their the ~wing Chapel Sunday, at 2 Mrke Buskirk, Sylvia Swanson, building, campus chapel, dill 'liia lransl~rreci 10 ~ lady assistant steward; Homer participation at Ohio State fair. with the Rev. L. Simpson Sandy Johoson, Robbie. Ord gymnasium. , diiJrCh 'II!~ wbttt he wW he Radford, execuUve committee, Norman Will has been chosen of the Forest Run Bap- and Sheme Shuler, selllors. , Kentucky Christian College Is aa....r tid In the "i:luiltlan eduand 'llrs. James H. Quivey, Meigs county delegate to church, officiating. Attendln& in the Ju~nor supported by Christian Church- . ~~iiD!t . .. · ' home economic chairman. State Grange meeting and Special music was provided group were J">:ce Kerns, V1ck- es and Churches of and cilltlli~~~~-~---;=-----7-;b====,.;==:=======..,.,..~---~ Miss Margaret Griffith, home sie White the alternate. by Mrs. Campbell Harper or- le Sutton, Debb1e Gilkey, Eddie Is principally engaged iD • demonstration agen~ and her A special meeting of Pomona gants! and the choir of Mt. Mo- Brown and Verne Ord. ing men and women for churchassistants, Miss Sharon Holter Grange was announced by riah BapUst church, related vocaUOIIB. The Tl and Miss Carol Wilcoxen judged master for Oclober 5. Gallia Burial was In Beech of male students the baking and sewing con- County Pomona Grange will cemetery and pall-hearers lor the Cluiatlianl tests. Receiving first place were guests. Subordinate Granges Eddie Buffington, Jolm Moor. - - - - - - - -·-- - - are requested to have a Arnold Richards, August representation at this es, Ervin Ball!lllardner and and to bring pies. At the close Oscar Qualls, Kentucky Christian College, of the meeting refreshments Relatives coming from out Grayson, began Its 48th year DF i were served. of town for the service were of Instruction on September 1 Size P~tef!t pri Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tatum, with a 25 per cent increase In 8¥2103_ ~propert11 j DAUGHTER BORN James Russcll and daughter, student enrollment, the largest ~enior mothers of Eastern Mr. and Mrs. James Neutz. Karen, Thomas Russell, Mr. in the college's blstory. IncludRegultr $3.99 ' High School met iD special ses- ling are announcing the birth and Mrs. Douglas English and ed in thio year's Freshman ' oion Monday afternoon, at the of their first child. a daugh- son, Gentle Brown J~.• Samuel Class from the Hemlock Grove flretl ' High School with Mrs. Guy ter. born Monday, September Russell, Charles and Charlene area is Charlotte Ann Lambert, I Spencer, president, in charge. ! 26 at Holzer Hospital in GalU- Brown and Henry Wright all of daugllter of Mr. and Mrs. Ger1e II • Final plans were made for polis. The baby weighed seven Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Luth· Lambert. Middleport 1 an auction sale of furniture en pounds and has been named er Russell and son, Daylon; ~D~r~.~J~.iiLo:w~e~1l~:~:~ 0 Saturday October 1 beginning Patricia Lynn. Grandparents of Mrs. Cleo Roasell and daughter • t at 12 noon, at the High School the new baby are Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark, L Lunch will be served und each Theodore Neutzling and Mr. canton; Mrs. Claude Martin, • mother is asked to rontribute and Mrs. Robert Goodall, Mid- Detroit, M1ch.: and Mrs. Hel9 two pies or one dozen sandwich- dleport. Great grandmothers are en Lee and daughter, Chicago, ~ es. Those having furniture for Mrs. James Clatworthy, Sr., W. the sale are to have it at the Middleport; and Mrs. Otto STILL CRITICAL school by 10:30 a.m. Mulford. Middleport Rt. I. Mrs. George Sargent, Pomeroy . :You get the <:onvenienee ot low-cost LOT-O:.UTE' TH Plans were also made for a Neulzling is the former Janice Junior High teacher, who has • rummage sale to be held in Par- Goodall. automatically, tool LOT-0-LITE looks, lights like a been confined to Gallipolis S kersburg, W. Va., on October atreet light. A photoelectric eell turn& it on at dusk, edicul Center the past week, II< 20. These having rummage are PLAN HOMECOMING ofF at dawn. Lights up 4il~rk areas arqund garages, 1 S to meet at the borne of Mrs. The annual homeroming of remains in critical condition. outbuildinge, drive.waye, parking Iota, outdoor livWll Spencer, Tuppe's Plains, Octo- Hemlock Grove church will he His room number Ia 118. 1' her 18, at 9 a.m. to place price held Sunday October 2, heginIng and working areas all nigbtlongllt 'a perfect lor Sj!j tags on articles and to bring a ning at 9:30 a.m. A basket din- World's longest train tunnel auburbt!n homea, farms.factol'iea, busin'e&sea, pubts 88ck lunch. ner will he served at noon and bores under Italy's Lepontine lie buildings-any plae~ that needs protection and RoseS. Reynolds f Due to this special meeting, the afternoon program will be- J.;Al;;;;;;;ps;;;;;;;fo;;;;r;;;;l;;;;2'"·3;;;;m;;;;;;;iles;;;;;;;. safety alter dark I You make no inveatment in LOT. the re8lllar October meeting is gin at 1 p.m. Everyone weiAu't. VIce Pr...i~nt 0-UTE, either. One low monthly rate ineludea Jn.i ~ canceled. ; , , come. Ab t Midd}ep0rl Plans ' ' Contest cl.ri • Pomona Grange EleCtS OtlICerS, Se/ecfS County Contest Winners :. Funeral Held 5Unday Mrs. Russel/ ·' :l been Miss Lambert Is Enrolled at K Ch • • fiSflan Senior M.others Of Eastern I A . p an UcfiOnS Rev Elberfelds In ~ llghtlllfll LOT·O·LITE costs~as low as'310 a.month! CITIZENS NATIONAL M£IGS THEATRE ,.._.o...., t!'I r' I• STRAP fLAT l•. ' LAST TIME TONIGHT "FIREBAI,.L 5110" Teehnicolor rr&nkie Avalon, Annette Funicello, Fabian, Chill WlUs, FNtunttt C.lorc•rtoon WED. and THURSDAY Sapt. Sopt. 21-29 NOT OPIN · •lallation, malnteaanee (including ment) and electricity. Orcler today fnim your loeal Electric Co1mp1~ny Memher Amateur Gqnlener C[ub Amateur at Gardening but ••• PROFESSIONAL IN BANKING SERVICE BANK ·ay MAIL BLACK - BROWN ;i: .,.., .ON •l·'' /fational MAIL tiqr lod IUt 143 70: SHOE BOX . .,lth outt16or Meet the Folks at Friendly w Pomer~y GIRLS OXFORDS Roush's Shoe Store I\ X: sz.aa --=--Oj .. . Tdf '}" I . .~.~ I" ,.I 4 •' About Pomeroy ' MHS Band Tag Day is October 15; • • 1 ocJ d New Band D~rector IS ntr uce . .,. ·I• (' ·~· ' ) ")I Sbipwrecl: on a South Sea Is- games were played and woD by Trousers." vved. For dessert lndlland, a fate harassed husbands Anne Chapman and Apr i I Sbirley Huston recited a pn- vidual halves of whole piDeap~le might dream of, was the theme Smith. · em and a skit enUUecl, "Things lllled with fresh fruit salad were when Ohio Eta Phi Cbapter of Everyone then gave an inter- igo Better with Coke," was pre- enjoyed. Beta Sigma Phi sorority held pretaUon of her rostume and sented. This .was followed by a Attending were these guesls, M d M N i1n 1'8• • 0 ·an its annual rush party Wednes- prizes were awarded to t h e pantomime to the rerording of Karen Bierhup, Bonnie ThOVJjlr. an day, Sept. 2t at the horne of three most original, being Shir- ''Yellow Submarine," which was son, Ann Barnitz, Marie O'Don- of Bashan visited Sunday afterMrs. A. R. Knight. ley Huston, Betty Rawlings and given by all the girls noted 1nell, Carol Freeman, JennHer noon with Mr. and Mrs. CbarFishnet, s!lells. colorful fish Lois Moore. Judges were Mr. above. Anderson, Patty Stein, Mr. and les R. Karr Sr. and driftwood carried out a and Mrs. A. R. Knight, Mrs.J Betty Rawlings clOsed the pro-' Mrs. A. R. Knight, Mrs. Virain··l Mrs. Raymond Pullins el South Sea island effect. The Virginia Myers, and Bob Wing- gram by leading group singing ia Myers, and Mrs. Susan Rus- Thurstllll and Mrs. Roy Evans guests were picked up in an ett. of songs of the sea. sell. Canal Winchester, who were crnergcm·y truck presented with ! Pal Hindy announced the Slitp- Refreshments were served at Members present were the here to see their lather, Rollin a life jacket and IJandaid name wreck Follies of 1966 with Gall B Red Cross Survival Station. "'"'e and Marge Schoonover, Bearhs at Holzer Hospital, lag. and upon arriving were 1 Hovatter opening the show with Each guest was presented with Doris Ewing, Barbara Betzing, turned to their homes Sunday sea ted at t.bles with palm tree Ia hula dance. Martha Eshle- a tin plate and cup as favors. Ina Meadows, Sharlee Neuman, evening. plocemats and lighted candles man, Judy Crooks and Rosetta to use at the buffet serving ar-1 B~rbara Riggs, Billie Jo Spears, in bottles. Redovran sung and danced to. ea. Ham, cheese, sandw1ches, 1 Lmda Watson, Marilyn Wisecup Mr ... and Mrs. Ashton Sayre The passenger list was check- "By The Sea," and later gave relishes, potato chips, pretzels I Rita Ball, Lois Clelland and Li- of Fa~rborne were weekend ed by Martha Eshleman and their version of "Bell Bottom and cokes were ser-lla Mitch. guests of her mother, Mrs. --~-- - - - --· - - - - ~ - ~-Frank Stewart. 1 ' \ ~ ' · IUP,. t Cited to Court ,, Dean Alheki ~ ) Mrs. Clilldress · f). Dies 'f.uesday Mrs. Ola Cblldress,-8'1, ville, passed away ·at 'the General Hospital Tuesday lng after an extended Born in Calhoun County, Va., she was r fC!Sidenl Reedsville .lha past M' 1'""''·1 ·Survi~:..r=.~ Her husband dl"'' II! J1!13. ·. 28 . F·r1en . dly Vietnamese � 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 27, 1966 henry russell