https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/85ff1229f4458f587ec32fa2b8c65b04.pdf f41b0010b47ef3f9ec3af279fa465149 PDF Text Text ••• • •1" ' ' I ".~· "'. ' 1 ' ~ t ~ ' ·l '; ' • . . ·~ ~Oft) ~ • ..klllilt IUV' 110 O•llona Gu lind G&t t~e 3 N!Jhtl ta 4 Day1 MIAMI I!IEACM · lllaJid~ said 40 peraoDI • ti~Jij!d[' !Ill Guadeloupe, 'l'ilildaJ *Ill !lie death toll baa . risen to 2t 011 tile lslllld ol JDPnlO!a. your Saver Book tod.a' UnbtUevable bltt TrUe . ,, i ' . persona were reported missing IIIII reports from the lslllld l8ld 5,000 IJlmay Wooden bouses .\ we dutroYecl. In (Santil Domingo,. Domlnlcan Lalla deatb toll from [Da baa riMa to 29 lll tbl1 COUillrY. llea\1!ll$ Aile IW 'nle beavt..t.llamap report. ed in !be Do!llinlean RepubUc • was at tbe cOaAtal v!Uage of Emiqulllo, where 20 penona were reported lo have been killed. Aaolber nine were reported ·deiui iD Santo Domingo. The Natloaal Hurricane Center in MJ8mi said tbl1 storm would pass betw- Guantana- ' ' . r I About tbe ' ":\ IIDlO llnamo radio wbere Fidel awaiting lbe ·• A flood tlnal ~ntlnued lllday in a;i,ll.: ~ \be Dominican~ ' ,_ a.m. I!IDT, . ,.... ~ , located Jiy Na'fY ndU about 20 mUes ,800111 of OUantanamO near lailtudli 11.7 Dortll, lon~i-. tude 75.3 INSt IIIII II waa moving uorth.ws at lZ mJJois an ' • I ' tj 0 l ! 0 hour. !bile, tllal II woind,';pta9t ~ ll'lekin& ItaII~ at . Grili;Ml ' .Babama Gaan- reported IIUSo Hurricane eondlllon two means fD be pre~ fDr hurricane winds wllbln 21 hours. ~- aUgb~" appeared "relaUvely bul re91dents of lbe Bahama )Jianda were warned to be alert .8llllq V. 8. Ullllkely for fu1ur:e advisories. Oa &lett Foreeastera said tbe chances '111e Air Foree said in Florida Of iDea bitting lbe U. S. main- Students. MEIGS THEATRE Pomeray Ohl1 ..... iSI'.Missionary to Ctcll B. DoMIIIo'o (Teehn!colorJ Charlton Heaton, Yul Bryn· ner, Anne Baxter. Edw. G. Robinson, ....., 1• Yvonne DeCarlo, Debra Paget. John Derek. Colorc1rtoon Admission: 75c and 40c. Running time: 3~ Speak:Monday Hrs. Shows Start: 7 P.M. Saturday Start: 6:30P.M. Box~flice closes 8 P.M. ffiQD~[K([1[]0 &GDCOJ m&~®@® \JWocsrn Style 7015 A snub-nosed toe, lowered heel and wide buckled straps flU tbls smart suede shoe with the look favored In •66: In Hounddog. ONLY SJ.99 .. roblem~Solution ·,( ~ l!,_' :.r~ ·~. · OPEN FRIDAY "' 6:00 ·to 8:00 NATIONAL .BANK letPiftJ JrliQI Ctltllllf (OYoWH 1'""' lfembfr ,..,., Iran U. S",.um i~.'ilf"!i!Nr·r~elml· ~ru.,••~ . LOAFEIS 51:. 12th to Bit 10 $4,18 pr. land p.m. EDT. easlern lip of Cuba. Forecaater8 said tbe chance of Inez bitting the Ulliled States • Tho TEN COMMANDMINTS 0 ' ra· and CaM Cay on "hurricane condltloll two" at 1 . Proposes citing Program Ri_oting TONIGHT -:..==Nc-:OT OPEN==FRIDAY thru TUESDAY Sept, 3G ·Oct. 4 ·~ ~ . laland, ·Sin Salvadore. Eleuthe- talned wlndl· of lZ7 mUes an hour raking lbe Isolated base ' located on tbe edreme south- ayor~· IUSON Drive·ln W.- IJA.. , ' • mo and AI I " ua,ntan~lfto, · indsHif ' ilia ri.rtd CUTIFIID OAJ STATION w. M•lft St., ,..... roy, 0111o . ' , of lbe Alrlerican ou!polt ·011 Cuba, IIIII lbe NIIV)' aent out radio ~ of "hl&h tides flooding tl/e 8J'l'a." , Mont lb'aD · 500 penona were Jnjlll'ed ~en !he storm struck Guadeloupe Tuesd~y. Fifty ...SurrfeiDI ' oi 11 Jeul a • ~ ,qa til lslea of tbl ~ ripped Into lbe ~ .ililut of Cuba '*f/lilMIJ!Iil~ltbe U.S. Na9)' b~JiaUln'il;fija•mo Bay wltb ~ ,. : . ,. ' ~l'l t, ,'t• Jll.illlij:u \liG!Jr winds. l ' ~I : ' . \, ~ . Teams . �Dt1ending ·SVAC Champions Score Late ·In . ' ' ~ ou can Bo.fYou·~ Country Fair Is Oct. 13th 'Period to Nip North Gallia, 20-1 p~·~·JtiL­ Wreeldloekets Bj·4U.Score 'MAYtAG/:, ~· ' Wringer Washer .,,' Wear the authentic ones ,· Warson Manor FROM .• CINCINNATI . (UPI) - A University ol ~IDaad coed told police sloe w•• raped Thanday by a youth • ... cooled bet about 9 a. m. oa a practice foolbah field at •'""' campu1. Police arrested 1 suspect shortly after lilt report. Tile &frl 11id -·r ao11tlut Jnbbed ber, clamped 1 UIICI over ~er moolll and draJ. &ed Into 1111•a•o ......,. wloere tile allack took place. Tbe coed ""' taken to Ge,.. oral Hoopltal. •er ---- Line Scores· BJ United ~· Ialmlallonal Amerlcill Leape K.C. at Bait., 2, cncld, raiD N.Y. at Wash. 2, cncld, rain <Only games scheduled) ' NaHoaal League Los Ang 010 OIO CIOO- 2 9 0 St. Louis 000 000 too- 1 4 I Koufax (26-9) and Roseboro: Jackson, Wondesbick (7), Hoer· ner <9) and McCarver. LPJacksoa (13-15). HR-F)aod .((Oth). The publl~ !s Invited lo attend the 11th annu~l Country sponsored by the Athens Hospital Auxiliary, Oct. fr~m 9 pt·. to 4 p.m. ' The Auxiliary ~. earned' and spent. over '$14,000 in the past ten ydrs for lhe comfort, wei· 1 fare and . entertainment of pi· The Gallipolis 7th-8th Grade tient~ lor items that are not In· football team scored In the first eluded in the tax allocated' bu~· and third quarters lo hand the get. Middlejlort 7-ith grade club Its Booths planned ,this. year In· first deleat of the !eaoon Thurs· a snack bar, antiques ol day afternoon at Ml~eport. tod'ay and tomorrow, The score was 12.0, both EP Bar," Farmers' Mat·ket, llyl failing. goods, candy, .Whilll Elepha1nts, ' Quarterback Tommy Prose, and arts and crafts. son .ol Earl Prose, Blue· Devil great. of !be '40s, kepi .the bail to sweep his right end lrpm 23 yards out !'> ;!COre \Jiidway in the first .quarter. Blue Devil Jrs. Hand Middies· · First Defeat HARRY MILLER· 139.95 , Modol Shown · Leaders Roush's Shoe Store 2 c&~ ·. ·.,. With Trld1 ' . Designed lor the mao who prefers 118tural should.. ltylinf, Outstanding fabrics and Curlee'• superb craltsmanahlp meaJlB ArnNTION NEW LADY 'BOWLERS FREE INSTRUOIONS On Bowling At No Cost to New Bowlers Harry Mlllor, ,:114 E. MAIN you keep your appearance. Come in .. . meet the autheolie onea. Ladies you can learn to bowl while hubby watches football games on TV. Start SUNDAY, oa. 2, 2 to 4 p.m. NEW YORK QOTHING HOUSI Pomeroy Bowling Company SabbatJC8 •· Js Approved {Of ou F8Cui. ty HOUR I. Main Street ,.IP VDUR DRYER , Robl"nson's ~Oill\!rMW~ I} by WE.'Li TRAi:JEI . ·WE'Ii DEALi . Houslon 000 002 1110 -3 7 0 Cinci 000 000 zoo- 2 5 I Bruce, Wilson (3), Farrell (7) and Bateman; NUJ:bali, Olteea By United Prm lolenattonal l <9) and PavleUcb, WP-Wilsoo Leadln& Batton <HI). LP~NUJhall (6-11). JIR&In the Wrd period, 01! a bro' Middleport (Ba110d 01 101 at Bale) Harrison (9th) , Pointer <Jot), ken pass play, P,rose. passedNational G. AB R. H, Pel. Shamsky (21st). while being polled to the ground to Charles Heward who · Alou, Pitt 138 520 84 178 .342 ihreaded bis way 60 yards to Alou Atla 152 65; 119 m .328 Carty, Atla 149516 73 169 .328 paydlrL . Alen, Phil 138 513 108 163 .318 The Jacket. Babes rallied Rose, Cin 153 641 96 203 .317 strongly late lo the 'fourth perClnte, Pitt m rtll 103 119 .317 · DRY iod, gettilll to 1/le Blue Devil CLEANING Strgl' Pitt 139 484 84 !53 .316 three yaril Unr w~ a losl Tom, Atl 148 .M6 83 172 .315 · . fumble , 'and a moment later the Service On Request Solo, Chi 152 551 93 !73 .314 11~~:~a:st.L 139 493 69 149 .302 Ohio university's Board ot. clock, killed the drive. II G. AB R. H. Pet. Truslees gave its approval Wed· the Jackets had aD 8·1 edge POMEROY F Rsn , Bal 152 567 119 179 .316 oesday to sabbatical leave pro- ID first downs In 1/1~ second half CLEANERS Oiva, Minn 155111H 97 11& .308 gram lor the university's tacul· but GaUipolis made l and Mid· "';:::;::;::;:=::::!::;::;~ Det 139 469 84 136 .290 ty and authorized the buildinJ dleport 1 in the first half. The ~ Bal 183 483 77 139 .21111 of !,74D additional dormitory Mino 158 557 83 !57 .282 units to allow untripling of Blue Devil club I! 21). Wagnr, Cle 141537 70 159 .279 rooms by 1988. I :;:::;:::~;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::: [ Crdnl, Cal 151 551 66 153 .278 Other trustee action author· Ia Hwd, Wash 146 493 52 137 .273 ized the construction ol 192 FOR ALL OCCASIONS To Enhance Ystzsi. Bos 160 594 81 165 .278 1housing units for married stu· WfWitfDowers everywhere Cash, Del 157 590 97 1113 . 276 dents on the Athens campus and The Beauty Vnt, Wash 146 508 77 1411 .276 \ approval of arcbitectual pla~ WY2·2039 Home Ruao for the first building on the Of Your Home OR NIGHT WI 9·2951 N a I i on a I League: Aaron, Ohio University al Lancaster Braves 43: Allen, PhllUes 40; campus. This Fall Come Pomaroy Flower Shop Torre, Brave• Mays, Giants The sabbatical leave program .I 1 '· ' ' W. MaiD Pomeroy McCovey, Giants 35. will make each tenured faculty i In aft415eled Alra. Allllud Von lleter American League: F. Robin· member eligible for a· leave '";;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~::;;;~~.[ son, Orioles 49; (Qllebrew, foUowinJ eacb alx·year leacb· A Beautl.ul i' ITwins 37; Powell, Orioles 34: ins period. Professors will have . Pepitone, Yanks 31; Colavito, a choice ol taking 1 .half-year's 1 . Indians Cull, Tigers 30, leave· with full . pay ol 1 year's ! Ruu Balled In leave with half·pay,. Be•utyTlps N a II on a I League: Aaron, The 1,740 <i<lrmitory units to Bv lolo Bartr~m Braves 125; Clemente, Pirates be comP,Ieted. by !968 rePttsl'n\1 117; Allen, PhliUes 110; Star- a · doubUng of unlls .originilly With the DOW f all shades of gell, PiraleS 1112; Torre, Braves scheduled .by tbat dale and will grape, brown, . ' ' _, Mays, Gianll 101. make possible tbe assignmenls , . .,.. \ orane:e, ~&oldl, : American League: F. Robin· of only· two students per room. and i rtens The Fan'C!llors son, Orioles 120; Powell, The new dormitories wiD be · you will need are ~~u,tiflil . new lipsticks Orioles 107; Klllebrew, Twins the beglnnlnB of' the new Soutb and the·flowers not too bright . 106; Horton, Tigers B. Green, the 1/lird complu 'Of· re· are arraneed ' ur too pale. · Robinson, Orioles · 1110. sidence halla on eampus. . in a"v~ety . A new beauty trkk - blend two or thr.ee Pllcbtsc · llf.cojorfuJ shades of lipstick to arrive 1Ba110d oa U Declalooa) NAME CAP'l:AIN eonta,Jners lo an absolutely 1m1.1binl National League: llef!an, BOSTON (UPil -The Boslon "Custom Sbade". Try mis:· lng lipstick ~des as 111 art- Dodgers IH; Marichal, Giants Bruioa pamed left winger John, ist would mix hi& paintl. ; Koufax, Dodgen 26-9: (Tile .Chlel! Buc)'k captain ol When you arrive to the exact Perry, Gianta . 21-8; Jast their Na!IOIW · HoclCeJ l-eague t•olor you w1nt, be sure to ' ·. Cards 11·5. · team Thurtday." ' Bucyk suc· writ e down your formula . '59 .N. 2,;;. Avt, Lot's of fun - stop In and . American League: ce<!ds Let . Boivin, who · waf If'! us help you. You'll be Orioles 13-5: Boswell, Tl$1 ' traded IUt ' l'inter lo the J~m a zt~d at the result.. Kaat, Twins 25-12: Siebert, Delrolt Red .trmp. · Indians 16-11 liarber, Ori<1iU ! .I IG-5. Retulor $3.99 / r 1 ' ~ lOLA'S PERMANENt · FALL ARRANGEMENT Jl:~.,...: ~ """'"'~uoft Y(ATER and noY( I!Jt. a most '...:, ,.{· i Of'"h .} Sugdt Run . Ph9ne Mulberry ~, ·' ·i : ~. ' -~-- ' 'For '67, everything new that 'l)ould happen ••• hlpp&nedl · ~:' No-,v, at r.o~r Chevrole~ dealer'• PRACJf9.AL · PRICE I -": ~ '6 GET READY FOR COLD WEATHER BUCKEYE more). vellliflfliour Chevr61~tllealer· .. ' .,_.-. " ' ' ' . I { '67 TELEVISION a.,,. ww .... .PORTABLES .... _ llac1t '· COAL HEATERS 1 pu. '" ' '(:· r 1,' ilt.)inlit.,.. whito ~=~~~~·'t.(rpnitwariilnty1111'valvo • ., I~ :::~i~~:~~~ 1eo•uro,. '67 Chl!ve!le ol such . · AUTOM~HCALLY :: Tho Notionaline" ,Wa~ e,:onditic>ner is tho resutt of' rxtensivt"ex'ptrienctllnd reaearch. Ultimate in sitoplicifY and effi~iepcy . of o.,Or"ion, Full1 lll!tomqlit, el~ctrio ritner ccnlnih 5-ty~le· v6!vo ·wpich opwate$ an waltj: ~ute •...no ltaublesomolj>!lngs, ...l(nolii;· ti11-tof!. :Adju~abf• ·.all dial allows 'u1> W•.40% l!winp on ICIII. Quell aw~dt".·for rochorafs, , Liloti~~~t · wor• cab,inil ;lnd ~)ril~ ~in· ! ·· · · · ·· ·': . , dimensions, sharp perfor!llan.ce"and gre# · · · ., ·.· ·· ' " maneuverability, · for '67•.th~re'r.e ~ ne,w grille, :n,ew wrap~'ro~nd taillights ant! dJstmcttve sheet•metal.chanltes. I Ttle •ffe~~ l5'J! newer, more contem'l)'drary look. I • As for' specifiq mod~!~\ new: . SIIIT1P140U,s,Cooeours shown . 1 ·below, fl!atu~lng l!l,e rich look of · 1 J~~~ot~~·rr:ij~i~~.~ss ~96 with a VI too.:Maiibu, lOlA'S Mosl jlopular mUk 10at the United Stites Is the T:~~: / btll"l, biipotled from S• land . • • Cheye!le for the, DRIVIN\?··MAN) to the bra~.~ !JIW .C oncoura Cull'om.Wagon! lpng live Chevell~ l And Its trim · ' · · ·wvnAo Phone 'IIY W5S1 l:W I. Mola ...,....., ' driver• to ,enjoy th11m- from the SS 39~ (the' . , · · '0UDIIY'S BEAUTY SALON ''f~" HOW, aa rnany kinde e,a there ar.e klnda of , ., ·' $109 ~ ' • lltcklWh!Mllltl, 16111.19&11 ....... PORTABLES $89 up 0( 23" '! " Black ' & Whit. ' ·' i.. '· . .. ' ·' ' ,' ~; ,_ij CONSOLES COLOR CONSOLE '· $459 IF IT18 •• 'C lAIC. IPII.AAS,~ .. 1 , . . llllfy_: " l'llll!tlfllllhl ' ' Ill t Wa.t'tJJIIIliD.._ ......lll!ttiiiiJdtll'tdDtll:itmartiiiJW, A ?' u ................ ,,. bl'lm : t . . !ID elilrtllii*IDfiiiiJG~IDCIII . . ll4tl' edllllr ... Qw bdiid ••• i1i11 will fad tile ..... 557{; Flu6c . . ' 111 ..... ........ lll'ltll!l '. Most •ul I - bll; All RrVke llt:et. M111C ' -""'"*'* r JllllcriD II 151 .. E 1'1 J1lll' " 1111 :mn ' PI '; Ill._, ,. ,. ~ ' �Dt1ending ·SVAC Champions Score Late ·In . ' ' ~ ou can Bo.fYou·~ Country Fair Is Oct. 13th 'Period to Nip North Gallia, 20-1 p~·~·JtiL­ Wreeldloekets Bj·4U.Score 'MAYtAG/:, ~· ' Wringer Washer .,,' Wear the authentic ones ,· Warson Manor FROM .• CINCINNATI . (UPI) - A University ol ~IDaad coed told police sloe w•• raped Thanday by a youth • ... cooled bet about 9 a. m. oa a practice foolbah field at •'""' campu1. Police arrested 1 suspect shortly after lilt report. Tile &frl 11id -·r ao11tlut Jnbbed ber, clamped 1 UIICI over ~er moolll and draJ. &ed Into 1111•a•o ......,. wloere tile allack took place. Tbe coed ""' taken to Ge,.. oral Hoopltal. •er ---- Line Scores· BJ United ~· Ialmlallonal Amerlcill Leape K.C. at Bait., 2, cncld, raiD N.Y. at Wash. 2, cncld, rain <Only games scheduled) ' NaHoaal League Los Ang 010 OIO CIOO- 2 9 0 St. Louis 000 000 too- 1 4 I Koufax (26-9) and Roseboro: Jackson, Wondesbick (7), Hoer· ner <9) and McCarver. LPJacksoa (13-15). HR-F)aod .((Oth). The publl~ !s Invited lo attend the 11th annu~l Country sponsored by the Athens Hospital Auxiliary, Oct. fr~m 9 pt·. to 4 p.m. ' The Auxiliary ~. earned' and spent. over '$14,000 in the past ten ydrs for lhe comfort, wei· 1 fare and . entertainment of pi· The Gallipolis 7th-8th Grade tient~ lor items that are not In· football team scored In the first eluded in the tax allocated' bu~· and third quarters lo hand the get. Middlejlort 7-ith grade club Its Booths planned ,this. year In· first deleat of the !eaoon Thurs· a snack bar, antiques ol day afternoon at Ml~eport. tod'ay and tomorrow, The score was 12.0, both EP Bar," Farmers' Mat·ket, llyl failing. goods, candy, .Whilll Elepha1nts, ' Quarterback Tommy Prose, and arts and crafts. son .ol Earl Prose, Blue· Devil great. of !be '40s, kepi .the bail to sweep his right end lrpm 23 yards out !'> ;!COre \Jiidway in the first .quarter. Blue Devil Jrs. Hand Middies· · First Defeat HARRY MILLER· 139.95 , Modol Shown · Leaders Roush's Shoe Store 2 c&~ ·. ·.,. With Trld1 ' . Designed lor the mao who prefers 118tural should.. ltylinf, Outstanding fabrics and Curlee'• superb craltsmanahlp meaJlB ArnNTION NEW LADY 'BOWLERS FREE INSTRUOIONS On Bowling At No Cost to New Bowlers Harry Mlllor, ,:114 E. MAIN you keep your appearance. Come in .. . meet the autheolie onea. Ladies you can learn to bowl while hubby watches football games on TV. Start SUNDAY, oa. 2, 2 to 4 p.m. NEW YORK QOTHING HOUSI Pomeroy Bowling Company SabbatJC8 •· Js Approved {Of ou F8Cui. ty HOUR I. Main Street ,.IP VDUR DRYER , Robl"nson's ~Oill\!rMW~ I} by WE.'Li TRAi:JEI . ·WE'Ii DEALi . Houslon 000 002 1110 -3 7 0 Cinci 000 000 zoo- 2 5 I Bruce, Wilson (3), Farrell (7) and Bateman; NUJ:bali, Olteea By United Prm lolenattonal l <9) and PavleUcb, WP-Wilsoo Leadln& Batton <HI). LP~NUJhall (6-11). JIR&In the Wrd period, 01! a bro' Middleport (Ba110d 01 101 at Bale) Harrison (9th) , Pointer <Jot), ken pass play, P,rose. passedNational G. AB R. H, Pel. Shamsky (21st). while being polled to the ground to Charles Heward who · Alou, Pitt 138 520 84 178 .342 ihreaded bis way 60 yards to Alou Atla 152 65; 119 m .328 Carty, Atla 149516 73 169 .328 paydlrL . Alen, Phil 138 513 108 163 .318 The Jacket. Babes rallied Rose, Cin 153 641 96 203 .317 strongly late lo the 'fourth perClnte, Pitt m rtll 103 119 .317 · DRY iod, gettilll to 1/le Blue Devil CLEANING Strgl' Pitt 139 484 84 !53 .316 three yaril Unr w~ a losl Tom, Atl 148 .M6 83 172 .315 · . fumble , 'and a moment later the Service On Request Solo, Chi 152 551 93 !73 .314 11~~:~a:st.L 139 493 69 149 .302 Ohio university's Board ot. clock, killed the drive. II G. AB R. H. Pet. Truslees gave its approval Wed· the Jackets had aD 8·1 edge POMEROY F Rsn , Bal 152 567 119 179 .316 oesday to sabbatical leave pro- ID first downs In 1/1~ second half CLEANERS Oiva, Minn 155111H 97 11& .308 gram lor the university's tacul· but GaUipolis made l and Mid· "';:::;::;::;:=::::!::;::;~ Det 139 469 84 136 .290 ty and authorized the buildinJ dleport 1 in the first half. The ~ Bal 183 483 77 139 .21111 of !,74D additional dormitory Mino 158 557 83 !57 .282 units to allow untripling of Blue Devil club I! 21). Wagnr, Cle 141537 70 159 .279 rooms by 1988. I :;:::;:::~;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::: [ Crdnl, Cal 151 551 66 153 .278 Other trustee action author· Ia Hwd, Wash 146 493 52 137 .273 ized the construction ol 192 FOR ALL OCCASIONS To Enhance Ystzsi. Bos 160 594 81 165 .278 1housing units for married stu· WfWitfDowers everywhere Cash, Del 157 590 97 1113 . 276 dents on the Athens campus and The Beauty Vnt, Wash 146 508 77 1411 .276 \ approval of arcbitectual pla~ WY2·2039 Home Ruao for the first building on the Of Your Home OR NIGHT WI 9·2951 N a I i on a I League: Aaron, Ohio University al Lancaster Braves 43: Allen, PhllUes 40; campus. This Fall Come Pomaroy Flower Shop Torre, Brave• Mays, Giants The sabbatical leave program .I 1 '· ' ' W. MaiD Pomeroy McCovey, Giants 35. will make each tenured faculty i In aft415eled Alra. Allllud Von lleter American League: F. Robin· member eligible for a· leave '";;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~::;;;~~.[ son, Orioles 49; (Qllebrew, foUowinJ eacb alx·year leacb· A Beautl.ul i' ITwins 37; Powell, Orioles 34: ins period. Professors will have . Pepitone, Yanks 31; Colavito, a choice ol taking 1 .half-year's 1 . Indians Cull, Tigers 30, leave· with full . pay ol 1 year's ! Ruu Balled In leave with half·pay,. Be•utyTlps N a II on a I League: Aaron, The 1,740 <i<lrmitory units to Bv lolo Bartr~m Braves 125; Clemente, Pirates be comP,Ieted. by !968 rePttsl'n\1 117; Allen, PhliUes 110; Star- a · doubUng of unlls .originilly With the DOW f all shades of gell, PiraleS 1112; Torre, Braves scheduled .by tbat dale and will grape, brown, . ' ' _, Mays, Gianll 101. make possible tbe assignmenls , . .,.. \ orane:e, ~&oldl, : American League: F. Robin· of only· two students per room. and i rtens The Fan'C!llors son, Orioles 120; Powell, The new dormitories wiD be · you will need are ~~u,tiflil . new lipsticks Orioles 107; Klllebrew, Twins the beglnnlnB of' the new Soutb and the·flowers not too bright . 106; Horton, Tigers B. Green, the 1/lird complu 'Of· re· are arraneed ' ur too pale. · Robinson, Orioles · 1110. sidence halla on eampus. . in a"v~ety . A new beauty trkk - blend two or thr.ee Pllcbtsc · llf.cojorfuJ shades of lipstick to arrive 1Ba110d oa U Declalooa) NAME CAP'l:AIN eonta,Jners lo an absolutely 1m1.1binl National League: llef!an, BOSTON (UPil -The Boslon "Custom Sbade". Try mis:· lng lipstick ~des as 111 art- Dodgers IH; Marichal, Giants Bruioa pamed left winger John, ist would mix hi& paintl. ; Koufax, Dodgen 26-9: (Tile .Chlel! Buc)'k captain ol When you arrive to the exact Perry, Gianta . 21-8; Jast their Na!IOIW · HoclCeJ l-eague t•olor you w1nt, be sure to ' ·. Cards 11·5. · team Thurtday." ' Bucyk suc· writ e down your formula . '59 .N. 2,;;. Avt, Lot's of fun - stop In and . American League: ce<!ds Let . Boivin, who · waf If'! us help you. You'll be Orioles 13-5: Boswell, Tl$1 ' traded IUt ' l'inter lo the J~m a zt~d at the result.. Kaat, Twins 25-12: Siebert, Delrolt Red .trmp. · Indians 16-11 liarber, Ori<1iU ! .I IG-5. Retulor $3.99 / r 1 ' ~ lOLA'S PERMANENt · FALL ARRANGEMENT Jl:~.,...: ~ """'"'~uoft Y(ATER and noY( I!Jt. a most '...:, ,.{· i Of'"h .} Sugdt Run . Ph9ne Mulberry ~, ·' ·i : ~. ' -~-- ' 'For '67, everything new that 'l)ould happen ••• hlpp&nedl · ~:' No-,v, at r.o~r Chevrole~ dealer'• PRACJf9.AL · PRICE I -": ~ '6 GET READY FOR COLD WEATHER BUCKEYE more). vellliflfliour Chevr61~tllealer· .. ' .,_.-. " ' ' ' . I { '67 TELEVISION a.,,. ww .... .PORTABLES .... _ llac1t '· COAL HEATERS 1 pu. '" ' '(:· r 1,' ilt.)inlit.,.. whito ~=~~~~·'t.(rpnitwariilnty1111'valvo • ., I~ :::~i~~:~~~ 1eo•uro,. '67 Chl!ve!le ol such . · AUTOM~HCALLY :: Tho Notionaline" ,Wa~ e,:onditic>ner is tho resutt of' rxtensivt"ex'ptrienctllnd reaearch. Ultimate in sitoplicifY and effi~iepcy . of o.,Or"ion, Full1 lll!tomqlit, el~ctrio ritner ccnlnih 5-ty~le· v6!vo ·wpich opwate$ an waltj: ~ute •...no ltaublesomolj>!lngs, ...l(nolii;· ti11-tof!. :Adju~abf• ·.all dial allows 'u1> W•.40% l!winp on ICIII. Quell aw~dt".·for rochorafs, , Liloti~~~t · wor• cab,inil ;lnd ~)ril~ ~in· ! ·· · · · ·· ·': . , dimensions, sharp perfor!llan.ce"and gre# · · · ., ·.· ·· ' " maneuverability, · for '67•.th~re'r.e ~ ne,w grille, :n,ew wrap~'ro~nd taillights ant! dJstmcttve sheet•metal.chanltes. I Ttle •ffe~~ l5'J! newer, more contem'l)'drary look. I • As for' specifiq mod~!~\ new: . SIIIT1P140U,s,Cooeours shown . 1 ·below, fl!atu~lng l!l,e rich look of · 1 J~~~ot~~·rr:ij~i~~.~ss ~96 with a VI too.:Maiibu, lOlA'S Mosl jlopular mUk 10at the United Stites Is the T:~~: / btll"l, biipotled from S• land . • • Cheye!le for the, DRIVIN\?··MAN) to the bra~.~ !JIW .C oncoura Cull'om.Wagon! lpng live Chevell~ l And Its trim · ' · · ·wvnAo Phone 'IIY W5S1 l:W I. Mola ...,....., ' driver• to ,enjoy th11m- from the SS 39~ (the' . , · · '0UDIIY'S BEAUTY SALON ''f~" HOW, aa rnany kinde e,a there ar.e klnda of , ., ·' $109 ~ ' • lltcklWh!Mllltl, 16111.19&11 ....... PORTABLES $89 up 0( 23" '! " Black ' & Whit. ' ·' i.. '· . .. ' ·' ' ,' ~; ,_ij CONSOLES COLOR CONSOLE '· $459 IF IT18 •• 'C lAIC. IPII.AAS,~ .. 1 , . . llllfy_: " l'llll!tlfllllhl ' ' Ill t Wa.t'tJJIIIliD.._ ......lll!ttiiiiJdtll'tdDtll:itmartiiiJW, A ?' u ................ ,,. bl'lm : t . . !ID elilrtllii*IDfiiiiJG~IDCIII . . ll4tl' edllllr ... Qw bdiid ••• i1i11 will fad tile ..... 557{; Flu6c . . ' 111 ..... ........ lll'ltll!l '. Most •ul I - bll; All RrVke llt:et. M111C ' -""'"*'* r JllllcriD II 151 .. E 1'1 J1lll' " 1111 :mn ' PI '; Ill._, ,. ,. ~ ' �((' '· I ,,,. •, •ft, "\; 4-DaB:v ' '· ' ' i .' Se~Un~l, Pomero:v·~ddleport, 2·: ~- SO:,.~~ ~ ..;penH.-IlSeis · ·1 UPl Briefs Miller Asks CtEVBWID «UPr1~· Eight Fines CLEV~ '1\1'!; -'lbe .bbi~~dDealer ilan::n:'1tc~r;:~ Planned at ·.· lconlillu1edrr:;:Uqe~wr- ·Moellerto ;;li!~ir~· ·· o rd~rtMUt ~~~.~~ wiallfeeCiga~~~aK !tees~·.· , , . . · : ;h..' , ~· ] ~!iii· ~110;·1: . · .· · u fove., Pon~iriJ,y, . ·nter . ~:~:c.:wy. Loeber Debate II . !"....!.. , ) . u. · s .:· Wooi~ llareau .... Lloun . ty · o nrt term," Salem C get .,_Y rases c.... ve ph an· ~ ~; 01 ~ has lhe ~·· Service lllaUon de..... •' he,n· R. Keesee IJ!Is beet!' on- . "t jj;red~;by].Aslllt~and~;O~Utand~~~~~~~~~g~~~ •"!""-------• u·pper T"Ief Support.F()r 1 Ed • aJ ucatiOD ' Plan'GI•VeD • =• ,__,., ,_.._ I r PIANOS I $75o .· veeps of the KiUmanjaro Col· Co., which perks corporal& ly ifl Tanzania and pedrlles its beans to chic shop"' at around $1.50 a lb. . . . Andre Poream- $895 · beanu, Romanian R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. N ON •1\1 DfALIR" * 63 Chev. DISPLAY LOWEST PRICE '' '' f\\J fE\W* (CA\[ffi '' REIIIRE BITCBcoa ATLANTA IUPI) - The A\~ta Braves . Thursday reblr~ Dlanager Billy Hitchcocl< for lhe 1967 Jle8SOD wllb tl)e eotl• vlcllon he will make the teaut a cooteodet for the NaliODlll. League pennani. ON THE ROAD !Shing of his autobiug, "A. nato- my of a Rake." .. . He didn't rake iA much, come to thin!l of it. Onetime downbeal editor and ' ex·wife of ci'arinet virtuoso Buddy De Franco, Nita Barnet, . owns and operates a smart lit· tie Italian restaurant OR E. 53rd called "Cellini's," where Uke as not you'D see e<-llubby Buddy inhaling the pasta and BUICKS PONTIACS • (1Fn£.lt (ID(ID{D)-UDJ ~~; = * * * =::: I T s Biaettnars · , ;s· · . 1. Come Oti In • • • Drive It Up to 45 miles per • todayJ,' .. • •, at 1,10 extra COISt *See It '' . , today-drive , l1 aytf1'( I . . Ray daqghter; and IAml::;;~-~;:r~;; ~~ . and Mark, . HUIII~ , 1 Mrl. Larry Ban: . ":""•"u~t: ld, .and Mrl. Alphl '---------~~""'!!~~·=~~-'".'!',! ,.,.,·~~·~ '' ' '1 Mila Above The Sllvtr Brldge_ln K-uga, -.•.''!'.~.,:!.~~~..;.,;.~-::~;. .,._ o: · .11-Df ber IIIIer, llll.n. ·.NJIIto · · '"""--""-='·-,t..,""'r--.,.,..._.,...~,..,_.J·'!!I1'· "'' ~· . .' I ~ -- '1- • Full power- Including wlodows and seat, po)VII' ;\!tealia, Ute oew · wlslw tlrel, deluxe wheel dlsca, tinted &(au, factory llr-coodltloolnJ, 18,000 aCtual mllea. Ileal lbarp. ' 'I 620ids88 • -- . f • • 4 Dr. Sedan. V-8, Aulo!Ditfc traos. Power Wbltewalla. , 65. Plymouth:2 Door ' . SltiiWte, v,a motor, 'filth blaet vinyl top, 4 Dr~lllldtr ­ Auto . C•Tnnt. . Goad Rubber ~ ·_.$mith's-.:fiAI Saler &.Servi(e ~:~w=~- :::~• eveniDJ . 63 Olds Super 88 Holiday Sedan • $1995 Ople Searls,. Jr., :and . chUdren, Pataspla; Mra. Cas, sit Gnh.Dna; Mrt•. Tom ·. and Connie Columbus; Mr. " gallon· * Loaded with "extras" In Pomeroy Since .1853 , , ... ~·-,c.,•'l ..... l · , · • ., . - 65 Buick Rivi,ra 2 Dr. H.T. Marlon Hull and sons, MJ!!e and Mark, of HD!larda· spent Friday and Saturday vlsiUng hli aunt, Mrl. Alilha Barr and called on Mrl. Ethel Chapmlll and· Carl Dennison at RuUand and Richard ,Densmore, """'V ville. The Phillips Reunion ,..._ held at Rlslq Park, Laneuter• ' G.M.C. Society-Notes Look tWt Le ••• and see how Jean C.stle has translated HUON w- un . D.-ive.·In TONIGHT lhru SUNDAY "GHOST IN Til. the classics for fall ••• soft, appealing, all-wool separates for simple good looks. Ribbon front cardigan, 34-40 for 13.00, tops a neat-sleeveless shell, 34-42, 8.00. Match-mate is a plaid, bias cut A-Skirt, tuDr lined and belted. !H5, 15.00. Nubby cable cardigan, 34-40, .13.00 lleadl i . matching tweed starburst A·Sk•rt 1hat'~ fully lined. 5-15 and 8-18, 12.00. ~I II Brick, Fern, Tear or Plum. Sweaters 11 fnlsted shades that 111atch perfectly. INVISIBLI IIKINI" BAHR CLOTHIERS Tommy Kirk Deborab 1'1alley (Color) --and- HBREAKFAST AT . liFFANY'S" Audrey Hepburn MIDDLEPORT, 0. (Tecbnicolor) Castles ate IRa4e • !We ill ... Fits Places Like Boo....·". -· •' chauffeur, ex - Mr. Gamble Benedict and lately 1 host al Ronnie's "68 Restaurant" on Lower 5th Ave., took a Ieove ID finish final fllli- $1395 V-8 eogtne. jiOwer -brakes, power steortnc, auto. !rant, tinted .,._., hew ;ri•IW tires, deluse wli~el discs, factory alr-condttioniag, whlll qver areea. with areea Interior. ~1!1 Jbarp!e. , · . Langs~e Peter Peggy Hitchcock Sca rrone. butn • *2595. s. A TAILOR'S Interesting partnership : jazz 1961 Dodge .· · • · $'1295 I never eve11 opened - sold oul the run. man Miles Davis and Heireos 1960'Chevrolet ... 1795 llloo,ll ' . J.100 . - • '_;, ~~~& ._, ·, . · ·Jiower bnkes. Radio., - '~ ,. '! word came that tbe erstwhile J, HeaJ hMeellng • Js October 14 otw·- • "Lolita" signed for a n e w film "The Flim·Flam Mao." I l EWI 5 REPAIR SERVI CE AllAY OIIOIN COIALT QUQIY BAHR CLOTHIERS tin musical for next year, "The Games People Play." Just the other dlly we rec'd a query asking "What e""r happened to Lyon?" and today H'wood ~ 1965 -Dodge ,.39,YlliJ · b!A · many Boston mail orders tor Mary Martin's "I Do! I Do!" \ musical, its beantown boxoffice Art Buchwald and .$195 1962 Dodge .•· , ;.,_,. Stone are wrrtlng o Feuer-Mar- 1 l\fiss ThomaS u·e·ads Staff Qf SpyfllaSS ~ . . . .row) A..... Tim .._•, wd ,_ h 4a!tltfo Market ,19~2 ·Chevrolet J> , ·,.. *' 1 1960 Chevrolet . · - lbey pillered bll ~· of new , · l~wom. tailOred tiluP. lUll · ;Jse (and of · be was to 'unvOil · Oil ~~ Botl Chiu irrlve.t er -1· his lminl!llt 851h birthday: ~ U. S. jWII ten years qo flat Inaro'• great illuatrator., he'• (IIIII ac- brolre: be was a counterspy phy, will live, especially as cbairman•.or the .Nationalist Chinese 'wine the ArtlstJ and Writers God' ana was smuggled mto Hart Ass'n Would .You Betieve? oental China from Formosa eV· ISaMJ 'lbal "Sound ol Music," t ·h I ety two weeks; he'd make I deserve. world's biggest family movie, <ond feature tale. had to be labeled "For Adults ~ the classleal d~nei!r Only" by tho Portuguese Gov'l? 20th-Fox paid $15 million guar· Astaire was jolly . . Lots of actors starve but antee•to get "'lbe Bible" lot aU so Gingerly. · Norman Wisdom, lmported for -- - ··- · · · Bdwy's due-sooo "Walking Happy" musieal, has a $400.000 110. fool yacht. · . . There were so J RAWLINGSUSE-D CAR of States Hit by Cold ~" l•Plli-ll•!llll AWB'• Bro'f!l··. 11! ''10, '4~· wte ha!lPw Arlburand.William jull ~~;~~]~};~~e~~ l; ::!.;!:lr.,.=:DL!n'. ' Burgli!J'S buated llito gr~t .. ll Th Salem Center PTA will 10'1ba be determined today by was the Congresalonal Candidlle .. "Rhodes. lovel lila ftnlug Co.,' fbr " amount the raises IUDICiaI'- ~ ,a.ib, ·a · ....... ;" ·c;: ·. l!:ltibt-lin.., wen ltvlid . ·' and . .1 Jbll-.llhades said, ''II II 111 rond~cl business meeting •ton- clly's lalary board, and ".the;, ence E. Miller ftl4ay cballanged ~I""flit...._ _ .·.~.~~-~ ~ one inall fotf~lt;ed a blind io- slate IIIII people. Me wanlo vice he ()l'tiVIdee to. ~t. da Octpber s, at 7:30 p.m. will go Into effect forthwith, bis opponent lo dllcun Issues •• ~..;_ .;.. day 1ft Melli ~unty CoUrt. ~~~ j!.~ ~a::'':Jo-:! en. He won Ashlond's af;.r open house Ia observed said Finance Dlreclor Edward of in~resl to tile voters on ~m- dlspulable alter bll '!"'n rO: Judse Frallk if. Porter, Jr,. lead Ill everything. n. bao rl prior to the meeting. Knuth, chllrman of the board. moo platforms lhrougboul the an found · Cllarles D. . worked bard 10 brlog all lbll ~ Mrs. Alma Smith, president Tenth D!Atrlct. d tile cllaqed With~~~~ aboal." K1 of the PTA, will preside with Pressure on Tlwne "We can thlnklhof 00ntero1be"~ .. !U::~.~~ne eWt~o~= by sberiff'l depUtl!!l, fol0 " r arol Pierce leading devotions. way of offering e ..,. he · and blm a1 'rhe first grade rhytllm band UNITED NATIONS -:-THE the Ten~ District an Ucellenl by the bureau. lowing a arm1 K' w~I play the fourth grade will securitY Council, end~rsmg u opportunity to l!'ilke their ~ce $15 and ~~~. - sing sev~ral songs, tnd I he Thant's "great positive role," on election day," said Miller. .Also, Wendell EbUn . Ullrd and sixth &rades wiD pre- piled pre$5Ure on the Burmese "By discussing lbe issues wltb $25 ·"ADd COlli lor sent . a membership skit. diplomat today to serve anoth- us, on a common platform, our Thomas Dorst ~ . . George Hargraves Jr . Meigs er term •• secretary general. opponent could thus fulfill his speeding; Denver o. 00(181~~~ I Local superintendent, ~d Lar- Than!, whose first five-year obligation to reporl to Llle peoand costJ, lnJecure load; ry Morrison, assistant auperln· term expires Nov. 3, earlier ple on his term of office. 11z luac, ~ and cuSs, apeed- 1 tendent, will speak on "Critical Ibis month announced .deter- "There have been several optng; Charles Neutdlng, Issues In a Democracy." New miuation to quit the office at portumtJeS already In the cam<:osta, Improper Aretlc air roared down from l parenll will be recognized. the end of lhe current General paign where such a program has bur Barnette, $10 and costa on od dro lng temperAt the close of the meeting Assembly session, scheduled to been ,Proposed,'' continued Mil· Feeney • B~nnett Post 128, each of 1110 cblries 1of over~ :%...m/~rom Monti· Urere will be a recepUon honOI'- adjourn Dec. 20. ler, but always our ~PP:"'ty"~ . American Legion, pledged Ill! load and ao biJhway Ulll tu to W!Aconsln mg parents and guests. Anno· has bypassed the oppor un support of ·lhe Mental Health sticker, and Clifford Connolly, Dl · al dues of 50 cents per mem· give. voters thiS opportunity of Association's plan for education •150 and costs and three days The UP! said an Intense ber are now payable to Mrs. St~k makmg an Immediate comparl· for retarded chlldrell In Meigs 1n jail lor. DWI. Edward Slall' alarm centered jusl north ol <:iadys Major or Mrs. Betty '"'so~. f 1 lt would County, at its regular meeting ter forfeited a f27.50 bond on the Great Lakes propelled winds , Swick ol the membership comWe :trong1Y. ee t ol th Wednesdly evening at the psst a speeding chatt~e. across much of the Midwest n" tt ee. NEW YORK (UPI) .-Stock be 10 t e best 1.nteres 0 bav: borne In Middleport. . stu· late Thursday and early today. The Ways and Means com· prices move~ uncertamly m voters of lhe _DIStrict I • Southern High School Six homes were destroyed In nll ltee will welcome rummage Idull trading during the first trus opportumty. We stand wll· Rev. Donald Boone of the Idents who_ observed court were suburban Cleveland wbere .,,. baked goods tor a sate to be nour today, apparently lacking hng to meet_our opponent. Let Meigs County Mfnllilerlal Assn. Marvin Hill, Phillip Hill, Nan- mile per .,hour winds sUced held Friday and Saturday, Octo· ! sufficient volume to . sol . a him carry hiS message to the spoke in behalf of the program cy Hoback, Catherine Holman, through three towlll Thursday. f1,.,. 7-8th at the Legion hall m strong trend in either dll"ecUon. l people .. and, at the same projected 10 Melgs COIJI!!y and Jake Holman, I!Dger Holman, Two young listers were • • . . 'lime, let the people hear lbe described the need for lt. Anita Houduhell, Mike J~ b t of lbelr home 'lbUJrs-11 1111 11 d an · The Un1ted Pre~s Internation· other side of tbe slory. Albert Rousb, post command· klns, Judy King, Bobby Lane d!o~:;:t In Garfield Helghta, 4 Dr. Sedan. I cyL Std. Tn111. !' ..IRKS POPULAR al stock market mdicator wt~~ "Let tbe people have an bn· er, conducted the bosiness and Marshall Roush. oJo. They aulfered. minor l'fii.U MBUS CUPI )- Attend- unchanged shortly belore mediate answe! to the questions meeting when plans were disIa At least 18 olher periODS ..,,..c Jt stale parks rose nearly end of the _first hour. Of the posed by the two candidates In cussed for lhe Eighth District ~e...; Injured In the Cleveland • • :?n pr•r CL'flt over a year ago to slim 953 Issues . traded, SSO I this Congressional race. We look FaU Conference In be held Sunarea Thursday and 30 homes _. aav am:ed and :J::.J l.l c~: JJ ...::U.. forward to meeting with our o~ d in Middleport The post ; StltUoa Waaoo. I cyL Auto. Tra111. '"'"' than 2J.a mllhon between . d volume an indicator of d thus eliminate lhe ay . . desi!Wed. Power to between • ·'""""Y and September, Ohio UbpSI e J'nler;st was closely ; ponfent an f ha 'Jng each candl· discussed lhe parade lo be held 30 000 and 40,000 resldP.nces and • 'con uSion o v In conJ'unctlon with the meet' dlarupted I,ar..:'·~ '111 d Recrea ,.10 ~ ch· 1 r uymg "' e tched to downslde volume. ld t d' cu iSsues from oppo, busJnessea was · .\li' [VIO J. Rebholz saJd today. rna -~ e ~ ~ lbe District .. ron· lng and the day 9 even_ts whlch As lhe C!lld front knifed ·• • Autos were firm. GM added SJ e en s. o ' will include a memonal servcross Colorado. late Tburaday, Lewis Repair Service 3-8 and Ford tacked on 1-4 eluded Miller. Ice In lhe morning session and 1:) miles per hour winds IJPI'IJOI.·II 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyL Std. Trau. ltadlo and Heater. while Chrysler and Amerlcaa a dinner to be served at noon ed trees and disrupted plane -FORIMotors held unchanged. W~rk· Lt. Rose to Teach by the Ladies Auxiliary. !Cathy Thomas of traffic. Temperaturel punged • HEATING era at GM's Pontiac, M1ch. young Jet Pilo18 The Gifts forthe Yank• pro- Hlgb School was named at • • 13 degrees In 10 minutes plant reported back to, work to First Lieutenant Roger L. ject was discussed and plans In chief of the Spyglass staB Denver. Polara 500 - 2 Dr. Hard Top. Air Cood. Radio, leu e PLUMBING end a brief walkout. Rose son of Mr. and Mrs. were made for fund raiSing 8 recent meeting at ~::~ ----• ROOFING !Ju Pont and Kodak were Nor~an G. Rose of '.linersville projects. Following the meet- Hlgb School. Feature ' ·aALLY FOR MOI!!I.LER Jpelter. 28,000 mllea Factory loG% W~ant7.' Ia· clipped for fractions. Monsanto has been graduated from the mg. members worked 00 the nam~ were L!Uy Imboden A Jally for Congressman ·fell 13-4. Electronics showed a u. S. Air Force pilot mstructor new kitchen of the post home Debbie Turner. ter Moeller was bold last evell·ll ,ne, trans., drive Une aod rear dlffereaUai. lirm undertone hut were auxed course at Randolph AFB, 'rex. which " to be used Sunday. Others on the staff are lng at l\lvervlew elementary on the whole. r'a~rchua c;au•era Lt. Rose is now qualified .to fy editors, Pal Malone and school. Professor. Sam Slllltb WY H374 picked up 21-4 and Texas teach student piloL< to fly jets. Jarrell; sports editors, Rio Grande College 134 51 M;u Mlddt..,or1 fnstrumems, Co>llroi Data and He is being assigned to W1l· t Marty Woodard; reserve, ed Mr. Moeller. Paul Admiral added around 1 each. Iiams AFB, Ariz. The lieutenlea Scotl: J unlor High, and Ken · El Camerio. ~ ton Pickup, VS, 3 speed trint. IHM fell 1 3-4, Burroughs 1 >-8 ant received his commission in Walker; classltamreportejunlrs, tplks, ae:~~:~i';m ,, and Litlon 3-4. 1964 upon completion of Officer Barbara WU s; or, ed by IIi Airlines were mostly !rae- Training School at Lackland A. ry Hall; sophomore, T err club. Cong. Moetler was eWURLITZER lions higher. KLM was in the F.B., Tex. The 1966 district beallh conMiller; lteshmaD. . 1n Washlngtnn. eBALOWIN spotlight with a gain of 3 5-8 as A 1960 graduate of Eastern terence will be held friday, TIIDmpson; special • · 1Dnd OTHER FAMOU! it snapped back trom a lwv·cay High School, he received his October 14, al the Catholic F.ILA., Sue Clonch: band, BRANDS downtrend which cost it roughly 8. s. degree in animal science Parish House, Jackson, start- ren Tucker; glee Darlene 1 ton cab & chassis, V8, 4 spd Dual 1 whee 20 points. in 1964 from Ohio State Unl· Jng at 9:30 a.m. 1\tmlth; student co~~~l·J:;~~~ '' Ytilli'l radlo aad aood tlrea versity. Lt. Rose's wife. Mary, Theme of the meeting wiU be l.mith; fun page, Lelia MeQill l"lll·nlh'll UJCAL TEMPS is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "Facts, Fads and Fallacies," Mary Floccarl and Becky CoJD!R'~ pt~ Colu1 ~If Temperature in ~owntown Frederick B. Goebel of Reeds· and Llle speaker will be Oliver ey; small talk,' 'J'Ima Bacon · "Fadory Tr•lned Senlce• Pomeroy Friday at 11:30 a.DL ville. Field of the American Medical Devils. "crueltY/ P"ONE 2: JACKSON. 0. was 52 degrees, with rain. Association, Chicago. Topic of Business managers are waa·''kJven"''~usfOdt" ' WEATHER the speech will be "Drugs and nla Grate and Doona chijdtffl; ·· au'6jk\ ,"IO'~W..It.t Cool qatn lollllbl wllb ...,. Mechanical Quackery... rigltll o! lbe "~l 100 artists are Alan · i <a~slonal rala throagllout the Reservations are to be m~de Kar'en Hayne!, Randy King • · • -~ ·· 1 lllate. low t:l-51. Mostly cloudy ,at the local county extenSion and Peggy TIUIA. Faculty ad- ,, '. NOW;:>lll\l KNOW . HOHIO'S OLDEST DODGI .' and COJltlnaed ooo1 Saturday Iolfice not later lhan noon Moo- visor 1s Martha Ohlinger. .ftere 11 ODf, 0110 polDt ID the 11 Second ~va. Mwll~tport, ~ wtth rata ending forenooB. day. October lOth. ITnlltd 'Slate. where four stales !SS()ClATlON MEEl'lNG Jo1D 'ltarders ~ tiW Jl ww•-.11 '' PT. P~ANT - The Ma· ArUona, New Mnli:o, Utah 100 County A!soelatlon for Re- Calorado meeL larded ChUdreo will hold Ill first meellng of lhe new year tonighl at 7.:30 p.m., In t II e Appolaehlan auditorium, In PL Pleasant. Bel1lr 4 Door The program will feature 1 283 V-8 ...,.._ · · report · qn Camp Kiodllch, and auto. lftns.; 'radfo;wt•l ' a general business meetlna, for w tlreo, wheel dliC.I. a. lhe purpose of ouUinlng 'lellvltone pofBt ' Real , _ · · • and roar ct.ID. llils for the year. f . 'lfi•· • ·T :_ ·: ·.•·l ··, ·f' :~:~1 ' .Q.n~!!'~:IJ _}/( ' ~..!f '" , - ··.__ e.,r a pverner earned a second ' ~ •• ,. .. t,..,: ' ..., ..... • --:j_~,;, "'~' ·' �((' '· I ,,,. •, •ft, "\; 4-DaB:v ' '· ' ' i .' Se~Un~l, Pomero:v·~ddleport, 2·: ~- SO:,.~~ ~ ..;penH.-IlSeis · ·1 UPl Briefs Miller Asks CtEVBWID «UPr1~· Eight Fines CLEV~ '1\1'!; -'lbe .bbi~~dDealer ilan::n:'1tc~r;:~ Planned at ·.· lconlillu1edrr:;:Uqe~wr- ·Moellerto ;;li!~ir~· ·· o rd~rtMUt ~~~.~~ wiallfeeCiga~~~aK !tees~·.· , , . . · : ;h..' , ~· ] ~!iii· ~110;·1: . · .· · u fove., Pon~iriJ,y, . ·nter . ~:~:c.:wy. Loeber Debate II . !"....!.. , ) . u. · s .:· Wooi~ llareau .... Lloun . ty · o nrt term," Salem C get .,_Y rases c.... ve ph an· ~ ~; 01 ~ has lhe ~·· Service lllaUon de..... •' he,n· R. Keesee IJ!Is beet!' on- . "t jj;red~;by].Aslllt~and~;O~Utand~~~~~~~~~g~~~ •"!""-------• u·pper T"Ief Support.F()r 1 Ed • aJ ucatiOD ' Plan'GI•VeD • =• ,__,., ,_.._ I r PIANOS I $75o .· veeps of the KiUmanjaro Col· Co., which perks corporal& ly ifl Tanzania and pedrlles its beans to chic shop"' at around $1.50 a lb. . . . Andre Poream- $895 · beanu, Romanian R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. N ON •1\1 DfALIR" * 63 Chev. DISPLAY LOWEST PRICE '' '' f\\J fE\W* (CA\[ffi '' REIIIRE BITCBcoa ATLANTA IUPI) - The A\~ta Braves . Thursday reblr~ Dlanager Billy Hitchcocl< for lhe 1967 Jle8SOD wllb tl)e eotl• vlcllon he will make the teaut a cooteodet for the NaliODlll. League pennani. ON THE ROAD !Shing of his autobiug, "A. nato- my of a Rake." .. . He didn't rake iA much, come to thin!l of it. Onetime downbeal editor and ' ex·wife of ci'arinet virtuoso Buddy De Franco, Nita Barnet, . owns and operates a smart lit· tie Italian restaurant OR E. 53rd called "Cellini's," where Uke as not you'D see e<-llubby Buddy inhaling the pasta and BUICKS PONTIACS • (1Fn£.lt (ID(ID{D)-UDJ ~~; = * * * =::: I T s Biaettnars · , ;s· · . 1. Come Oti In • • • Drive It Up to 45 miles per • todayJ,' .. • •, at 1,10 extra COISt *See It '' . , today-drive , l1 aytf1'( I . . Ray daqghter; and IAml::;;~-~;:r~;; ~~ . and Mark, . HUIII~ , 1 Mrl. Larry Ban: . ":""•"u~t: ld, .and Mrl. Alphl '---------~~""'!!~~·=~~-'".'!',! ,.,.,·~~·~ '' ' '1 Mila Above The Sllvtr Brldge_ln K-uga, -.•.''!'.~.,:!.~~~..;.,;.~-::~;. .,._ o: · .11-Df ber IIIIer, llll.n. ·.NJIIto · · '"""--""-='·-,t..,""'r--.,.,..._.,...~,..,_.J·'!!I1'· "'' ~· . .' I ~ -- '1- • Full power- Including wlodows and seat, po)VII' ;\!tealia, Ute oew · wlslw tlrel, deluxe wheel dlsca, tinted &(au, factory llr-coodltloolnJ, 18,000 aCtual mllea. Ileal lbarp. ' 'I 620ids88 • -- . f • • 4 Dr. Sedan. V-8, Aulo!Ditfc traos. Power Wbltewalla. , 65. Plymouth:2 Door ' . SltiiWte, v,a motor, 'filth blaet vinyl top, 4 Dr~lllldtr ­ Auto . C•Tnnt. . Goad Rubber ~ ·_.$mith's-.:fiAI Saler &.Servi(e ~:~w=~- :::~• eveniDJ . 63 Olds Super 88 Holiday Sedan • $1995 Ople Searls,. Jr., :and . chUdren, Pataspla; Mra. Cas, sit Gnh.Dna; Mrt•. Tom ·. and Connie Columbus; Mr. " gallon· * Loaded with "extras" In Pomeroy Since .1853 , , ... ~·-,c.,•'l ..... l · , · • ., . - 65 Buick Rivi,ra 2 Dr. H.T. Marlon Hull and sons, MJ!!e and Mark, of HD!larda· spent Friday and Saturday vlsiUng hli aunt, Mrl. Alilha Barr and called on Mrl. Ethel Chapmlll and· Carl Dennison at RuUand and Richard ,Densmore, """'V ville. The Phillips Reunion ,..._ held at Rlslq Park, Laneuter• ' G.M.C. Society-Notes Look tWt Le ••• and see how Jean C.stle has translated HUON w- un . D.-ive.·In TONIGHT lhru SUNDAY "GHOST IN Til. the classics for fall ••• soft, appealing, all-wool separates for simple good looks. Ribbon front cardigan, 34-40 for 13.00, tops a neat-sleeveless shell, 34-42, 8.00. Match-mate is a plaid, bias cut A-Skirt, tuDr lined and belted. !H5, 15.00. Nubby cable cardigan, 34-40, .13.00 lleadl i . matching tweed starburst A·Sk•rt 1hat'~ fully lined. 5-15 and 8-18, 12.00. ~I II Brick, Fern, Tear or Plum. Sweaters 11 fnlsted shades that 111atch perfectly. INVISIBLI IIKINI" BAHR CLOTHIERS Tommy Kirk Deborab 1'1alley (Color) --and- HBREAKFAST AT . liFFANY'S" Audrey Hepburn MIDDLEPORT, 0. (Tecbnicolor) Castles ate IRa4e • !We ill ... Fits Places Like Boo....·". -· •' chauffeur, ex - Mr. Gamble Benedict and lately 1 host al Ronnie's "68 Restaurant" on Lower 5th Ave., took a Ieove ID finish final fllli- $1395 V-8 eogtne. jiOwer -brakes, power steortnc, auto. !rant, tinted .,._., hew ;ri•IW tires, deluse wli~el discs, factory alr-condttioniag, whlll qver areea. with areea Interior. ~1!1 Jbarp!e. , · . Langs~e Peter Peggy Hitchcock Sca rrone. butn • *2595. s. A TAILOR'S Interesting partnership : jazz 1961 Dodge .· · • · $'1295 I never eve11 opened - sold oul the run. man Miles Davis and Heireos 1960'Chevrolet ... 1795 llloo,ll ' . J.100 . - • '_;, ~~~& ._, ·, . · ·Jiower bnkes. Radio., - '~ ,. '! word came that tbe erstwhile J, HeaJ hMeellng • Js October 14 otw·- • "Lolita" signed for a n e w film "The Flim·Flam Mao." I l EWI 5 REPAIR SERVI CE AllAY OIIOIN COIALT QUQIY BAHR CLOTHIERS tin musical for next year, "The Games People Play." Just the other dlly we rec'd a query asking "What e""r happened to Lyon?" and today H'wood ~ 1965 -Dodge ,.39,YlliJ · b!A · many Boston mail orders tor Mary Martin's "I Do! I Do!" \ musical, its beantown boxoffice Art Buchwald and .$195 1962 Dodge .•· , ;.,_,. Stone are wrrtlng o Feuer-Mar- 1 l\fiss ThomaS u·e·ads Staff Qf SpyfllaSS ~ . . . .row) A..... Tim .._•, wd ,_ h 4a!tltfo Market ,19~2 ·Chevrolet J> , ·,.. *' 1 1960 Chevrolet . · - lbey pillered bll ~· of new , · l~wom. tailOred tiluP. lUll · ;Jse (and of · be was to 'unvOil · Oil ~~ Botl Chiu irrlve.t er -1· his lminl!llt 851h birthday: ~ U. S. jWII ten years qo flat Inaro'• great illuatrator., he'• (IIIII ac- brolre: be was a counterspy phy, will live, especially as cbairman•.or the .Nationalist Chinese 'wine the ArtlstJ and Writers God' ana was smuggled mto Hart Ass'n Would .You Betieve? oental China from Formosa eV· ISaMJ 'lbal "Sound ol Music," t ·h I ety two weeks; he'd make I deserve. world's biggest family movie, <ond feature tale. had to be labeled "For Adults ~ the classleal d~nei!r Only" by tho Portuguese Gov'l? 20th-Fox paid $15 million guar· Astaire was jolly . . Lots of actors starve but antee•to get "'lbe Bible" lot aU so Gingerly. · Norman Wisdom, lmported for -- - ··- · · · Bdwy's due-sooo "Walking Happy" musieal, has a $400.000 110. fool yacht. · . . There were so J RAWLINGSUSE-D CAR of States Hit by Cold ~" l•Plli-ll•!llll AWB'• Bro'f!l··. 11! ''10, '4~· wte ha!lPw Arlburand.William jull ~~;~~]~};~~e~~ l; ::!.;!:lr.,.=:DL!n'. ' Burgli!J'S buated llito gr~t .. ll Th Salem Center PTA will 10'1ba be determined today by was the Congresalonal Candidlle .. "Rhodes. lovel lila ftnlug Co.,' fbr " amount the raises IUDICiaI'- ~ ,a.ib, ·a · ....... ;" ·c;: ·. l!:ltibt-lin.., wen ltvlid . ·' and . .1 Jbll-.llhades said, ''II II 111 rond~cl business meeting •ton- clly's lalary board, and ".the;, ence E. Miller ftl4ay cballanged ~I""flit...._ _ .·.~.~~-~ ~ one inall fotf~lt;ed a blind io- slate IIIII people. Me wanlo vice he ()l'tiVIdee to. ~t. da Octpber s, at 7:30 p.m. will go Into effect forthwith, bis opponent lo dllcun Issues •• ~..;_ .;.. day 1ft Melli ~unty CoUrt. ~~~ j!.~ ~a::'':Jo-:! en. He won Ashlond's af;.r open house Ia observed said Finance Dlreclor Edward of in~resl to tile voters on ~m- dlspulable alter bll '!"'n rO: Judse Frallk if. Porter, Jr,. lead Ill everything. n. bao rl prior to the meeting. Knuth, chllrman of the board. moo platforms lhrougboul the an found · Cllarles D. . worked bard 10 brlog all lbll ~ Mrs. Alma Smith, president Tenth D!Atrlct. d tile cllaqed With~~~~ aboal." K1 of the PTA, will preside with Pressure on Tlwne "We can thlnklhof 00ntero1be"~ .. !U::~.~~ne eWt~o~= by sberiff'l depUtl!!l, fol0 " r arol Pierce leading devotions. way of offering e ..,. he · and blm a1 'rhe first grade rhytllm band UNITED NATIONS -:-THE the Ten~ District an Ucellenl by the bureau. lowing a arm1 K' w~I play the fourth grade will securitY Council, end~rsmg u opportunity to l!'ilke their ~ce $15 and ~~~. - sing sev~ral songs, tnd I he Thant's "great positive role," on election day," said Miller. .Also, Wendell EbUn . Ullrd and sixth &rades wiD pre- piled pre$5Ure on the Burmese "By discussing lbe issues wltb $25 ·"ADd COlli lor sent . a membership skit. diplomat today to serve anoth- us, on a common platform, our Thomas Dorst ~ . . George Hargraves Jr . Meigs er term •• secretary general. opponent could thus fulfill his speeding; Denver o. 00(181~~~ I Local superintendent, ~d Lar- Than!, whose first five-year obligation to reporl to Llle peoand costJ, lnJecure load; ry Morrison, assistant auperln· term expires Nov. 3, earlier ple on his term of office. 11z luac, ~ and cuSs, apeed- 1 tendent, will speak on "Critical Ibis month announced .deter- "There have been several optng; Charles Neutdlng, Issues In a Democracy." New miuation to quit the office at portumtJeS already In the cam<:osta, Improper Aretlc air roared down from l parenll will be recognized. the end of lhe current General paign where such a program has bur Barnette, $10 and costa on od dro lng temperAt the close of the meeting Assembly session, scheduled to been ,Proposed,'' continued Mil· Feeney • B~nnett Post 128, each of 1110 cblries 1of over~ :%...m/~rom Monti· Urere will be a recepUon honOI'- adjourn Dec. 20. ler, but always our ~PP:"'ty"~ . American Legion, pledged Ill! load and ao biJhway Ulll tu to W!Aconsln mg parents and guests. Anno· has bypassed the oppor un support of ·lhe Mental Health sticker, and Clifford Connolly, Dl · al dues of 50 cents per mem· give. voters thiS opportunity of Association's plan for education •150 and costs and three days The UP! said an Intense ber are now payable to Mrs. St~k makmg an Immediate comparl· for retarded chlldrell In Meigs 1n jail lor. DWI. Edward Slall' alarm centered jusl north ol <:iadys Major or Mrs. Betty '"'so~. f 1 lt would County, at its regular meeting ter forfeited a f27.50 bond on the Great Lakes propelled winds , Swick ol the membership comWe :trong1Y. ee t ol th Wednesdly evening at the psst a speeding chatt~e. across much of the Midwest n" tt ee. NEW YORK (UPI) .-Stock be 10 t e best 1.nteres 0 bav: borne In Middleport. . stu· late Thursday and early today. The Ways and Means com· prices move~ uncertamly m voters of lhe _DIStrict I • Southern High School Six homes were destroyed In nll ltee will welcome rummage Idull trading during the first trus opportumty. We stand wll· Rev. Donald Boone of the Idents who_ observed court were suburban Cleveland wbere .,,. baked goods tor a sate to be nour today, apparently lacking hng to meet_our opponent. Let Meigs County Mfnllilerlal Assn. Marvin Hill, Phillip Hill, Nan- mile per .,hour winds sUced held Friday and Saturday, Octo· ! sufficient volume to . sol . a him carry hiS message to the spoke in behalf of the program cy Hoback, Catherine Holman, through three towlll Thursday. f1,.,. 7-8th at the Legion hall m strong trend in either dll"ecUon. l people .. and, at the same projected 10 Melgs COIJI!!y and Jake Holman, I!Dger Holman, Two young listers were • • . . 'lime, let the people hear lbe described the need for lt. Anita Houduhell, Mike J~ b t of lbelr home 'lbUJrs-11 1111 11 d an · The Un1ted Pre~s Internation· other side of tbe slory. Albert Rousb, post command· klns, Judy King, Bobby Lane d!o~:;:t In Garfield Helghta, 4 Dr. Sedan. I cyL Std. Tn111. !' ..IRKS POPULAR al stock market mdicator wt~~ "Let tbe people have an bn· er, conducted the bosiness and Marshall Roush. oJo. They aulfered. minor l'fii.U MBUS CUPI )- Attend- unchanged shortly belore mediate answe! to the questions meeting when plans were disIa At least 18 olher periODS ..,,..c Jt stale parks rose nearly end of the _first hour. Of the posed by the two candidates In cussed for lhe Eighth District ~e...; Injured In the Cleveland • • :?n pr•r CL'flt over a year ago to slim 953 Issues . traded, SSO I this Congressional race. We look FaU Conference In be held Sunarea Thursday and 30 homes _. aav am:ed and :J::.J l.l c~: JJ ...::U.. forward to meeting with our o~ d in Middleport The post ; StltUoa Waaoo. I cyL Auto. Tra111. '"'"' than 2J.a mllhon between . d volume an indicator of d thus eliminate lhe ay . . desi!Wed. Power to between • ·'""""Y and September, Ohio UbpSI e J'nler;st was closely ; ponfent an f ha 'Jng each candl· discussed lhe parade lo be held 30 000 and 40,000 resldP.nces and • 'con uSion o v In conJ'unctlon with the meet' dlarupted I,ar..:'·~ '111 d Recrea ,.10 ~ ch· 1 r uymg "' e tched to downslde volume. ld t d' cu iSsues from oppo, busJnessea was · .\li' [VIO J. Rebholz saJd today. rna -~ e ~ ~ lbe District .. ron· lng and the day 9 even_ts whlch As lhe C!lld front knifed ·• • Autos were firm. GM added SJ e en s. o ' will include a memonal servcross Colorado. late Tburaday, Lewis Repair Service 3-8 and Ford tacked on 1-4 eluded Miller. Ice In lhe morning session and 1:) miles per hour winds IJPI'IJOI.·II 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyL Std. Trau. ltadlo and Heater. while Chrysler and Amerlcaa a dinner to be served at noon ed trees and disrupted plane -FORIMotors held unchanged. W~rk· Lt. Rose to Teach by the Ladies Auxiliary. !Cathy Thomas of traffic. Temperaturel punged • HEATING era at GM's Pontiac, M1ch. young Jet Pilo18 The Gifts forthe Yank• pro- Hlgb School was named at • • 13 degrees In 10 minutes plant reported back to, work to First Lieutenant Roger L. ject was discussed and plans In chief of the Spyglass staB Denver. Polara 500 - 2 Dr. Hard Top. Air Cood. Radio, leu e PLUMBING end a brief walkout. Rose son of Mr. and Mrs. were made for fund raiSing 8 recent meeting at ~::~ ----• ROOFING !Ju Pont and Kodak were Nor~an G. Rose of '.linersville projects. Following the meet- Hlgb School. Feature ' ·aALLY FOR MOI!!I.LER Jpelter. 28,000 mllea Factory loG% W~ant7.' Ia· clipped for fractions. Monsanto has been graduated from the mg. members worked 00 the nam~ were L!Uy Imboden A Jally for Congressman ·fell 13-4. Electronics showed a u. S. Air Force pilot mstructor new kitchen of the post home Debbie Turner. ter Moeller was bold last evell·ll ,ne, trans., drive Une aod rear dlffereaUai. lirm undertone hut were auxed course at Randolph AFB, 'rex. which " to be used Sunday. Others on the staff are lng at l\lvervlew elementary on the whole. r'a~rchua c;au•era Lt. Rose is now qualified .to fy editors, Pal Malone and school. Professor. Sam Slllltb WY H374 picked up 21-4 and Texas teach student piloL< to fly jets. Jarrell; sports editors, Rio Grande College 134 51 M;u Mlddt..,or1 fnstrumems, Co>llroi Data and He is being assigned to W1l· t Marty Woodard; reserve, ed Mr. Moeller. Paul Admiral added around 1 each. Iiams AFB, Ariz. The lieutenlea Scotl: J unlor High, and Ken · El Camerio. ~ ton Pickup, VS, 3 speed trint. IHM fell 1 3-4, Burroughs 1 >-8 ant received his commission in Walker; classltamreportejunlrs, tplks, ae:~~:~i';m ,, and Litlon 3-4. 1964 upon completion of Officer Barbara WU s; or, ed by IIi Airlines were mostly !rae- Training School at Lackland A. ry Hall; sophomore, T err club. Cong. Moetler was eWURLITZER lions higher. KLM was in the F.B., Tex. The 1966 district beallh conMiller; lteshmaD. . 1n Washlngtnn. eBALOWIN spotlight with a gain of 3 5-8 as A 1960 graduate of Eastern terence will be held friday, TIIDmpson; special • · 1Dnd OTHER FAMOU! it snapped back trom a lwv·cay High School, he received his October 14, al the Catholic F.ILA., Sue Clonch: band, BRANDS downtrend which cost it roughly 8. s. degree in animal science Parish House, Jackson, start- ren Tucker; glee Darlene 1 ton cab & chassis, V8, 4 spd Dual 1 whee 20 points. in 1964 from Ohio State Unl· Jng at 9:30 a.m. 1\tmlth; student co~~~l·J:;~~~ '' Ytilli'l radlo aad aood tlrea versity. Lt. Rose's wife. Mary, Theme of the meeting wiU be l.mith; fun page, Lelia MeQill l"lll·nlh'll UJCAL TEMPS is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "Facts, Fads and Fallacies," Mary Floccarl and Becky CoJD!R'~ pt~ Colu1 ~If Temperature in ~owntown Frederick B. Goebel of Reeds· and Llle speaker will be Oliver ey; small talk,' 'J'Ima Bacon · "Fadory Tr•lned Senlce• Pomeroy Friday at 11:30 a.DL ville. Field of the American Medical Devils. "crueltY/ P"ONE 2: JACKSON. 0. was 52 degrees, with rain. Association, Chicago. Topic of Business managers are waa·''kJven"''~usfOdt" ' WEATHER the speech will be "Drugs and nla Grate and Doona chijdtffl; ·· au'6jk\ ,"IO'~W..It.t Cool qatn lollllbl wllb ...,. Mechanical Quackery... rigltll o! lbe "~l 100 artists are Alan · i <a~slonal rala throagllout the Reservations are to be m~de Kar'en Hayne!, Randy King • · • -~ ·· 1 lllate. low t:l-51. Mostly cloudy ,at the local county extenSion and Peggy TIUIA. Faculty ad- ,, '. NOW;:>lll\l KNOW . HOHIO'S OLDEST DODGI .' and COJltlnaed ooo1 Saturday Iolfice not later lhan noon Moo- visor 1s Martha Ohlinger. .ftere 11 ODf, 0110 polDt ID the 11 Second ~va. Mwll~tport, ~ wtth rata ending forenooB. day. October lOth. ITnlltd 'Slate. where four stales !SS()ClATlON MEEl'lNG Jo1D 'ltarders ~ tiW Jl ww•-.11 '' PT. P~ANT - The Ma· ArUona, New Mnli:o, Utah 100 County A!soelatlon for Re- Calorado meeL larded ChUdreo will hold Ill first meellng of lhe new year tonighl at 7.:30 p.m., In t II e Appolaehlan auditorium, In PL Pleasant. Bel1lr 4 Door The program will feature 1 283 V-8 ...,.._ · · report · qn Camp Kiodllch, and auto. lftns.; 'radfo;wt•l ' a general business meetlna, for w tlreo, wheel dliC.I. a. lhe purpose of ouUinlng 'lellvltone pofBt ' Real , _ · · • and roar ct.ID. llils for the year. f . 'lfi•· • ·T :_ ·: ·.•·l ··, ·f' :~:~1 ' .Q.n~!!'~:IJ _}/( ' ~..!f '" , - ··.__ e.,r a pverner earned a second ' ~ •• ,. .. t,..,: ' ..., ..... • --:j_~,;, "'~' ·' �sto~Y :~. • Results in High Damage t1met WlthG Youth Found Dead in Bed 66Must1ng 2 Door Hudtop, 6 cyl., ou190IItlc lnont. llodlo & Huter, wh-ol! tlroo 65MustlnA 6 CYIIndor. Slonclord shift rodlo & hator, whlt.wod Hr-. . 64.Ford G1I1Xie lf1N,_ 500XL 2 Dr, Hordlwp, 1 cyllnar, 4 - " tronL Ulce new 3.PIECI 62 Ford Fairlane 5011. 2 Dr., I l&lnderd trent. FJIEIIlACE cyllnar .SEr ' ··*- 64Pontlac .......... Tompoot .t Dr. Stotlon Wcyl ...ln. Au19mollc tront, ' ... A2.15 64 Ford Galule SIQ, 4 Dr. I cvlhldor, iulo. " - bdlo olld ho- C' -ring. wtoltowoif 63Chev.... . ..61..F1lcon '. RAY, RIGGS, INC. ,. ... .f . OHIO VAL~EY BAKING CO. !!'_~.... 4 Dr • ' C'f!, -- r d Inns. WhltowoD 11 •AI!Col~~olfe~OIIItt-Bngllall For4 15 N. COIII't $t. '· Atlienl ~ 19H601 . BAUM LUMtR co. . i ~ ' ladloolldhM!Ir• . .,.. ,Y '• ' ' '' : <" .. BOX 63 R1mbler 550 IorlN 4 Dr. · 6 cyft"' ...,,_11 ssas ..... Bltnclord ....... •.. =~& ........ ~ 65 P6nti1c G.T.O. :=·"'· ,., ' TOOL 2 Dr. 6 cyl. Stondard tronL 2 Dr. Hlrdlwp. 4 trona. Blllld'n cmcl Buildltlf'SIIpplltl ~. Oblo ' Ph., ta&-200S · = =I."J:"' 63 Fq,rd GIIIXIe sao 4 Dr. a cyllntltt, '""" '!i INnt. " llldlo . ond """' ;,S;:!.. - ... ~Dodge Dart I Dr. W Sorltt, 6 ,oyll"' INRL. rocllo 62 Fo.rd Gal. 501) I R. H., RAWLINGS SONS, CO. · ·..• \.ohio's Oldest Dc<!po .Deill.t r" l(lddleport, Obto · ' ~ ' ,,: ~-·' 4 dr, I oyL At .fflno. 1'. ohtrl........ tlllt h - ' 64 Ford F-700 )~~S ,tQUIPMENT . Trv.._ I oyUndor. .............. 2 .......... ................... ~ ~ ~S - Service,, fttdustlial .;;;; i'AtDn & Gardetl Plaln1 Pbone 667-3435 . · rom .;.:;, NPeft 63 Mercu;v Cullom I Door Hardtop, ...... titorlnl' .. '"" ........ Aul9motll ...... TINY'S FooDtANb . ,. -; M141$leport, Oblo . 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S.FOGI' ri ·WOCDBi · ~ �sto~Y :~. • Results in High Damage t1met WlthG Youth Found Dead in Bed 66Must1ng 2 Door Hudtop, 6 cyl., ou190IItlc lnont. llodlo & Huter, wh-ol! tlroo 65MustlnA 6 CYIIndor. Slonclord shift rodlo & hator, whlt.wod Hr-. . 64.Ford G1I1Xie lf1N,_ 500XL 2 Dr, Hordlwp, 1 cyllnar, 4 - " tronL Ulce new 3.PIECI 62 Ford Fairlane 5011. 2 Dr., I l&lnderd trent. FJIEIIlACE cyllnar .SEr ' ··*- 64Pontlac .......... Tompoot .t Dr. Stotlon Wcyl ...ln. Au19mollc tront, ' ... A2.15 64 Ford Galule SIQ, 4 Dr. I cvlhldor, iulo. " - bdlo olld ho- C' -ring. wtoltowoif 63Chev.... . ..61..F1lcon '. RAY, RIGGS, INC. ,. ... .f . OHIO VAL~EY BAKING CO. !!'_~.... 4 Dr • ' C'f!, -- r d Inns. WhltowoD 11 •AI!Col~~olfe~OIIItt-Bngllall For4 15 N. COIII't $t. '· Atlienl ~ 19H601 . BAUM LUMtR co. . i ~ ' ladloolldhM!Ir• . .,.. ,Y '• ' ' '' : <" .. BOX 63 R1mbler 550 IorlN 4 Dr. · 6 cyft"' ...,,_11 ssas ..... Bltnclord ....... •.. =~& ........ ~ 65 P6nti1c G.T.O. :=·"'· ,., ' TOOL 2 Dr. 6 cyl. 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S149 11699 CHURCH OF. CHRIST MIDDLIPOIT, 0. '• J~ijR • Yeur Welcanwl1 At Our FNnt o.r• Iunday khoel t:» A.M.-ern"" W""'" leiM A.M. lvtlfitllt We"h .. 7:111 ft.M. '•,1 ( - Mcllhln-. SuiiiAy k._l llupt, SUNDAY, OCT•.2 TUNE Ill! / "The Spreading l(ingdom" , SUNDAY q,. fii.M : ·1·,.:.: ' ' '• .j. ., ~~· s.,_.., FNm Gr-lploujld Clllfi'Ch, .,_,., ' ' ' ''IJ"" ' . 1390 wwo uDIO . REV. R~D ;,tARTIN, RECTOI ,, ' 't\orning Wanlil~ . . 10.30· tJfi iu,...y A Thml!li>!/UI AJITifnnoh To R•ligln!Jo Prnbl"'l' UJli!li• ,Wcite!R ~::.;;lldlfo cilld1 Stnllel , klddle~" . ' .J.Foo'r IRJCIDEII'. • . : rmsrtll S198 ........ S.FOGI' ri ·WOCDBi · ~ �WHEEL AUGNMEN'i' Clf!JVIItQI;EI'f' t.t.P.t• Hv\!top' end ' $2295 c-~-_,.,,.onbr.li,OOO ·Iiiii~ •. 6 eyllmler, power steer. in)ertor. beililtiful maroon finish. • ,:_ < -----:-:,. _ . _ _ _ _ Radio $1495 mll~~ll+. '. 'lt'local. own~r. booulliul dark ll'Oen o•er light w~tt~wall tires, spotless c1e1n interior, 1511 eogme, atandard trl!}smission, radio, heater, IRAICE SERVICE Blaettnars .,., 2-2193 Pomeroy MSo .~SPQRT BQBCAT SPRINT ., . BLAETTNAR$ l'hlllie99'1·21~ .,.,.,...,. o. RADIATOR SERVICE " ... ........... . ,'\ ... _ . ' ' ' l!f An l"Hrator lliO'; : eCw eTrvck ,H•ter Core • BullctO- •Any Type UITH GOBLE FORD Moddlopert, 0 NOW OPEN 6 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT A Meeting PI.Ce , Amqng Fri•"cr. When friends get together, they th1itk .of u~. Our food, atmosphere and courteous :~~ice are old friends, . · BAILEY~s RESTAUBANT . 211 E. Main Holen Bailey PHONI WY 2-3974 · Pe · lrlo (IIIIey) ~\:-- Catering Service- Party Rooma ·· For Your Dining ,Convenience ,:f~..; . ·_.: , ·: ... ,.. ..:·· .... "' . .. . ~~-· -~: :-·: ' Lmll ORPHAN ANNII Now Toklng ~ppllcetions FOR CARRIERS . '. IN MIDDI.EPOI't ' .• Eorn money "'))t p:rb• Deliverfl!l · THE DAILY lo f �WHEEL AUGNMEN'i' Clf!JVIItQI;EI'f' t.t.P.t• Hv\!top' end ' $2295 c-~-_,.,,.onbr.li,OOO ·Iiiii~ •. 6 eyllmler, power steer. in)ertor. beililtiful maroon finish. • ,:_ < -----:-:,. _ . _ _ _ _ Radio $1495 mll~~ll+. '. 'lt'local. own~r. booulliul dark ll'Oen o•er light w~tt~wall tires, spotless c1e1n interior, 1511 eogme, atandard trl!}smission, radio, heater, IRAICE SERVICE Blaettnars .,., 2-2193 Pomeroy MSo .~SPQRT BQBCAT SPRINT ., . BLAETTNAR$ l'hlllie99'1·21~ .,.,.,...,. o. RADIATOR SERVICE " ... ........... . ,'\ ... _ . ' ' ' l!f An l"Hrator lliO'; : eCw eTrvck ,H•ter Core • BullctO- •Any Type UITH GOBLE FORD Moddlopert, 0 NOW OPEN 6 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT A Meeting PI.Ce , Amqng Fri•"cr. When friends get together, they th1itk .of u~. Our food, atmosphere and courteous :~~ice are old friends, . · BAILEY~s RESTAUBANT . 211 E. Main Holen Bailey PHONI WY 2-3974 · Pe · lrlo (IIIIey) ~\:-- Catering Service- Party Rooma ·· For Your Dining ,Convenience ,:f~..; . ·_.: , ·: ... ,.. ..:·· .... "' . .. . ~~-· -~: :-·: ' Lmll ORPHAN ANNII Now Toklng ~ppllcetions FOR CARRIERS . '. IN MIDDI.EPOI't ' .• Eorn money "'))t p:rb• Deliverfl!l · THE DAILY lo f �Elberfelds In Pomeroy ~r• open Saturday from-' .A,M l.lJitl/9 PM-A tfqod day for f•mllf shopping-all --ovtf '.:MOl.!<''·-· . CROW'S STEAK HOUSE ~~l~: l • ·~·." ~~fln!·~rtl for your family. ·Jt • PHONE~2 ., . ')·L ~ ' Charter No. 1980 I National Bank Repou No. t REPORT OF CONDITION OF The Pomeroy National Bank WJ OF POMEROY In ~ Stlte of Ohio, at the Close of Business on September ·20 1968 ~~~ iJt',reapoiiBe to call made by Comptroller of the Cmency: .........- ~~~ 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes. ASSETS Cash, ~ncei with other banks, and item• In cuh trillt:rs:_s:,;"Go~~=':rt·;blig;tl~~~:---------------- ' 757,088.De direct and guaranteed 3 Ob'nptlona of stitea and ~uti~~~Wi~~;;;-::::::: ·=:~~:: ~ bonds, notes, and _debentures ----------------1,70.50 ........., and diJeo · •·... . uu.. ------------ -----·----------- 3•358•2"1 ~ v .~ ~ aueta ----------------------------------------------. Cttber . ~888.35 1• 532 78 ---------------------·--- 9 .u , ·- TOTAL ASSETS ' ' . ----------------·········-- t8,838,4M.78 ., LIABILlTIES depoaitl cit il1dtvidlllll, partnerlhlpa, y , Demrn: t. ' . Time !s~1:'.,~ r;~;;i;ci1rid~i.':----------.; ___ ·$2,839,440.'71 pUtn·~~eorporatlo118 ---------------- 4,524,11'79.33 67,15ue De= o~JTDI _ . Government --------------Certtfted ~=Mit :popttca! 1Ubdivilloll8 ---------697,695.08 e !MTAL . . . . • checks, etc. -----------------28,657.6'7 ·r- DEPOSITS ------·---·--·- $8,157,826.95 D .7' Total dema~. depoalta ---------- $8,489,44'7.62 fl'otal tlpl• and aviDga deposit. __ $4,888,179.33 Otber BatimtJU ~..--------------------------------: uABiuTms ' 'tOTAL ' 2,000.0o . \1 ---------------------- !8,159,8,.11 ' •f ., ,' ' CAPITAL ACCOUNTS com,lb ~~par value --·-----·------.:••• $ 100,~00 ~· Wrel ~~ 4000 . " . ~~· ,_ . . ,.-.iidltil 4000 ' ~ -----:--·•·· --------·-----------.;.,:____ 300,000.00 /l" pro(ltl _...,...... __________ ;....______ 74,32'7.83 a,.en. --r-·-:-:-- , •t ___,..--~---~-------4,§00.00 roTAL C4JWA;'L,ACCO~ • ..:-------··- _ 478;82'7:81 TO!AL ,~ AND CAPn;AL ACCOUNTS .S,838,tk78 ., I, · .-teclare_ 1111 bat • .. ~ .:; ' ' .• .' (' ' ' GrJfistJ~, ....... of the ~named bank ·4o herebr · ,~;~ ·. . ' ;~ ~ Gf,e.QlldltJou 1.1 true Pel correct to the belt-of · . - bltiW. ,, '+ ' ~ G ;,;) -til!' ·, MAXINE GIUtFJiR ·' 1' y , \. .' . .~ � 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 30, 1966