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Sunctay_ntsbt ·wben calleil off a . unlon.le'aders . wJ]kout if! lor mktnlgbl and a&reed tO 'atend negotiations. toWDI "FREDDY'S THAT AWKWARD • • • OLD HAVE ANCE, BUT TOO YOUNG TO BE INTERESTED IN A GilL'S CHARMS!" . Tr zer se ing ct A. Ha tion's cy Do SAIGON (UP!)- U· S. Army heJk9pter-bome troopl chopped up a Communist force today m a snow-ball!DI anti-guerrilla sweep on the South China Sea coast. A spokesman at 1st AJr Cavalry Division headquarters at An Khe said the multi-brigade force in "Operation Irving" had killed at least 271 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops In 30 hours of fighting. The Air Cavalrymen, pioneers In the art of hel!copter warfore pounced on a mixed North Vietnamese·VIet Cong for. •1 m a coastal valley of the Central Highlandl Sunday and cut down 190. They killed the rest today u they chased the Communists down a spit of land Into the sea. A Another 60 Communists have been captured any almost 200 suspected ~errillas taken Into custody, ~ spokesman said. Amencan ..... ·~ casualties were described as Saigon. ~- Army ,.,.., """ DISTRICT.OFFICERS- Officer~ o£ the Eighth District Amerlcap Legion were among guests present at Feeney-Bennett Post 128 In tight borne DiviSIOn lroope walked Middleport Sunday afternoon for the District Fall Conference. Picture d here, front row, I to r, are P. Robert McBride, department lsi vice Th · b' taln fight was with the Uberated Vietnamese ·d •• e .g moun toward a clearing where commander, who gave tbe a dress; Rev, Frank Cheesebrew, district chaplain; narold Cox, district 1st vice commander; Robert Clum, dis- taking place about 305 miles helicopters took them away. trlct commander, and Mayor C. 0. Fisher who welcomed the confere nee officials to Middlep01t. Back row, Charles Swauel, Pomeroy Drew· northeast of Saigon and about Tbe ••••Je rescue came .. Webster post commander; Albert Roush, Middleport post commander; Maurice Ricketts, diStrict 2nd vice commander; Harold Brown, dis- 30 miles north of the central ,of....u.s '-'• and B5i trlct adjutant, and Joe Marsh . all, district treasurer.-Sentinel Photo. • tal ·ty 0 1 Qui Nhon in waves · ,.._ -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~--~~~-;-I coas . CJ Provmce. Stratolortresses . Blnb Dmh bombs and aJammed napalm lDIO • . L • p • 14\American egion osts .. 0 , queen .. . p. STOP CR'fi>Jb'HOII!EST All!£!.' VO' HEER THEM OOOTIFUL STEWARDESSES!." 19-0' car cc the U. of ha1 speed • • *"""""""'- ill,! u WASHINGTON (UPI) -Rep. Cloarleo Ld. todWellnebfr, CIJ.Ga.) &DJiounce ay 1 wltb- Rep·resented at Conference =~~~~~;!:: ' , .. I I I 2 C [ ~ Hfl I 65 I ~: I. , tiro 64 500 tt: , ·rhree .· A"utos D dt am age a N"Jte Club ·. ,.,l ) 66 k":te .M!tl !I ~ 500 ..... s Kick0££ et !e . I. Everylhlng Is ready lor the kickoff tonight of the first college lootbaB ~ever to n:.:~~jj~"l on the eroy C Pomeroy A Ue President John Werry i ANDY CAPP 'OW ABOUT US 10 !HE PICTUREc;;: 'PET? enuneall, Be dfd DOt eWe DeWI1DtiJ • opeelllc dat. for lbt COlfer. oaee ilal said HWOild be ilold 11 OeiGIMr ID MJIIIfla. Famoo 1 lorOIP llllnfll<n' -Ill& "iORR~ I CAI'II'T - I PRDMI,E~ ~ ~~~ · THE LAbS ' i' .I. I I I ·1 ' ' I. i . I ' •,' I • d' .. I ' I I II' • f t l ~ ..... "1;:'! 1lwl Oot. II 11 lbt reqteol a! HVmll of the·Invited gov- oal4 Tt GO OUT WI' } Tomg• ht m • ..... · f .,. .... " ' ...... ...... ' . .... ~,.. . .... . . ~ ........... . .~· . .·. ~orth Abolll 80paratroopers miles to the Sunday soutll, 3248 Divlsiou Viet Nam'a American ln !be stubbom deJDill. mr1de their way across thickly tarized zone cOMZ) betweel jungled mountains to free 23 North and- Soutb Vial NIID r~·ger~l!:me ~~::~;Ef~~:~~:r~r. ~~:= • areas in more lban a d.,.. missions In the nortilero ball'\,.0, the six·mile.wide "no IIIBn'o land" In· the soulhent ball of the DMZ 17 mUes west-northest ol J:Joni Ha 1152 bombers from Guam ~ tons of aplosives IConllnuecl 011. Page J) (\.,, ... Le Shakes 'l~_ ., •~·-· , f OWD 0£}2_9..000 TRINIDAD, Colo. (UP!) - ~ sharp earthquake jolted lhu southern Colorado commutUty of 12 000 late .,,...,_ Th • ~,. e tremblor wu reported fell I! far as 80 mi'-~ It "" na•' .. ~• caused no damage. Dr. Jack Kosovich of Trfnj. dad Junior College said tht quake hit at8::11 p.m. MDT (I& p. m. EDT). He said tho thock was "quite intense." The quake was felt as .r.r away as Raton, N. M., 31 nuies soulb of Trinidad, and iD Pueblo, more than 80 mileo nortb of Ibis Rocky Mountala foothills coii1IDilllily. College Game :-;.;...'~ .N:e':!: =.. tod:ruste~th M~":;: :n~~w:t:t wesl2~i 36 ASC Committeemen Named mElection Peart 6<1 • MayoSnu"th WI"}} PI"lot 1 rtptlollfst Lester Maddox •• 1, U the 11 persons they freed from . Ids porty'o nominee for GeorDETROIT (UPI) Tw<rUme a similar Viet Cong prison FOIII'Ieeo Amerlt!lll Legion Mayor C. 0. Fisher, 1 mem- and to accept active roles In lfa governor. l pilot M SM'th camp about a mlie away last Posts• of the Eightb lllatrlct ber of host poll, gave the community affairs. He asked "I caonet eomproml1e wltll ma or 1eague ayo er' of week. w~~re, al the cmtal "l!elcoming address to the dele. Legion men to further the l.ef. bte,"' weuaer aald Ill a was hired today as manag Ia a tragic setback, one , '~If! "'1~~AN J..j beld Suuday Ia pies. A memoriBJ service lor ton cause through loyalty and otatemeniii8Ued by bio olllce theThDetroit Tigers. t ade American soldier was killed "!' .,, F..., • J)ea. de<\e~ IN!milers wu con· lrllegrity stresstng the prlnci- bere. "I C8llll0t vote for LeoleG'81ln~un;,:nen was~· m and three others wounded when · . ·. . . ltost t!pl~ · clti~ dUJiJIC ·ll!e ~Din( with plea of 'the America~n Le on. er Maddos." enr just on':."~~~ &Iter 'the "friendly fire" from A~iied !bat· lllf ·l!uJII- ~.~ ~~ , ~ ~ llltrnduced br Ro :1 'Ill :! sUpped to a disappoin~ arililery fell on their pos1tion illandJ ·llld . al I P•. m. pr~tl:' ~r· He ·~ ~ss~ Gy 'C!itm. ~ter;llls . lng llllrd place llnlsb under about 12 miles north of Saigon ' the Ia of ejl the aflernooll .uon. Tak· Piu ~plonslall and Beulah Commander mldwsy t1u1lugh Cond Interim et SUnday. Spokesmen said they weelJ:~d. part lJJ the parade were 1111;181c was preseni*J by Mrs. the aftern..;n of actlvUies.' · :::"~e seseason Frank s:::a' did ·not know wbetber the lire the '·'·-'· leglonalres, !he ilrw)J and faul Haptonslall and Beclab Otbers giving remarks were Th 'fi 'b b iook- came from South Vietnamese """""'! Corp. of Drew Webster Wblte. Dr J>. gers ave. een or American guns and were ~. · ~at. ~ In Pomeroy •. the Middle- Robert McBride of ClncinoaU :;r:mPo~:.~: of spo:: Weon for a m:::r:. ~~ invesUgating. death High School Mard!ina wbO is 2nd vice eomnmnder "Americanism" and Paul tia k 0 1 in the It was the second death· lball,= of the color bearers from of lite stale organi%8Uon, gave Case! also oi Drew Webster beart a c ear Y dealing accident from "friendly th J · -' ··area of · the variou& posts, ~~ Troops, the address of lbe afternoon o1 and Dis'lrict chairman for tb~ seaso~. fire" within a week. Lall week, • . ...,,~,.. Girls Batilll Corps of Pom- the work and special concerns "Gifts to y k " k Thre da ed t Smith, 51, was hired to , two Marine jets missed a p were ,......_ r an s, spo e on e cars were mag a th Philadelphia Pb!L "-• 1 1,...,. Winda cars carrying the di8nl· of the American Legion as th t · L the Sh s r1n N'te Cl b manage e · phlnned target area aliAI .,...., " -'jij•.:'"" blfh of the district and lbe one of the guardians of A~eri- a proJec . enange P gs 1 u lies In 9155. He was released dropped bombs on a village, Udal and Pomeroy Fire can beritage ··• The dLadles wasd parkingth area 10.15 the middle of tile 1958 seas· k'L""" 35 South v·!eInamese. ........'l~U• . . , .011 " · IOIIle .,.. freedom. AI- thank I th Auxlllary dtnn M Saturday lg C tyat Sh I ....., ".'~ '· . ~· were '1;lte LegioD bad so recognized was Robert e or e er serve p.m., e e s oun erlltaltbior Prisoaen wiJ!\e4 'way. Ameri Jlag Crum 01 L al <lOOn and lor serving on oth- ilfs department reported The Cincinnati Reds blretl US ffi . 18 described ... 5 8 1ong ' · ·· can ancaster. Eighth er committees The new kltcb- Ralpb William Blake 42 • b · · 0 CJa "'e ;·.,,l •'r.·-·: route and· II pultin& lliatrlct Commander, who also · Iambus was !lin kom" Late m the 1958 season ut newly-freed lnmatts as beallier C~Uf« W. · emphasis on tho piacln8 gave a talk. en, recenUy completed, was JIB. ' pu g him less than a year than the walking skeletons !IZil·~ELPIIIA, OHIO Dags on ljltCial days tbrongb- Mr McBride urged Legion- ed lor the first time. The next parking wh~ he 1 rescued last week from the - ·. A 17·JUr.o~ Clreleville girl , out the village the comln& aires· to beip Improve the im. conference was announced lor ~wo P~bbl :"neects~l~ prison one arm, officer likened wl)l.l'll!l. Obio 11811 April iyell. age of their respecUve posts January ill Nelsonville. F~':'z Lee ~eaiord, ~. e, LOCAL TEMPS to Nazi Germany's Dachau II ol the Slates IDI Tb be d Th It t t 11. 30 concentration camp. SL 'ft~ Fla. ere was avy amage e mpera ure a . The two Viet Cong campo Illy ~~ Ankrom, I MANILA (UPI) - Phflll" Rusk, de MurviUe tbe Blake and Kibble, vehict.. a. m. ~ in Pomeroy's down- a mile and a quarter apsrt Lor ~ ·Mr. ~Mrs. Allen p!De Forer,n Mlaloter NarcJt. ID First Session and minor to Teal~ .s. bu!ineS! district was 54 deep In lt!e Phu Yen Pro•ince ~· D. \ 1 eo Rantoo oald lllday the WASIDNGTON (UPI) -sec. w~re..:::~~d::;t m]uries. degrees under sunny skies. jungles 225 miles northeast of aatiGa IIIIIDDiil ..,. retary of State Dean Rusk eel by the sheriff's • 1 ' ' ·e •• i I uniforJ "-"> , Anti- uerrilla shq to Dati I ... . • . ' YOl XVI~~;J:liO. I I . I I I_,"'-' f' . . ' ·, r' • ' . .., '"' ,, ' I woakl procede lbe IIUIIIidl talb b!R relaHd to dlldale IIQ' delalll. l'nlldall'llrdiiiiDd·E. MarfOil, meanldle, llid · .lltt mnmll coalereDee wllllld be chlkl-l llle Ifni CGiierete olep fa. Wlnll a aepllatehelllemeDI ol llo Vlel NIID wai. Be """" 1 spoke Ill a lllllonwlde llftlad. tall .. his relln lrol1l 1 lbl~ vflfl to lbt IJilited 8lalel ... JlplL 0 • mile Couvede Murvilie lor the first State Route 124 Sunday at 12: The Meigs County ASC com- er. Rutland _ Lannlng, al a series of talks expected to a.m. mlttee of Wayne Cbase, Orion Columbia - James E. Gas- George E. Canon and Dale range over Viet Naml NATO A car driven by Allen Doyle Roush and Earl Dean, today an- ton, Ronald A. Wb!Wngton, and Batliier. and intarnadonal trade. Gibson, 16, Harrisonville, the election of com- Granville stout. sa"L - Sydney p, Harieso, The meetiirg of Rusk and eiing east, went over the rlgbt munity committeemen to at d LebllliOII - Harold G. Rouab, John F. Colwell and AIYI Couve de Murvllie was ~a- edge of the highway and over the administration of 1967 Clarence W. Proffitt and WU· Swick, tory to a Tuesday morrullj] an embankment, causing programs. Jiam A. McKelvey. Sallsbury - Robert B. JIUI' sesaion scheduled for lbe ium damage. There were no The community committee- Letart - Virgil Roush, Early dette Homer Radlord and Jot French official with President rests or Injuries. are: Roush and Lester Roush.. Weye'rsmmer. Jolmsoo. Bedford _ VIrgil c King Olive - Dana C. McCain, Gor- Scipio - Kenneth C. Welsh, AdminiJJtratlon olliclllis were NOW YOU KNOW F H k nd G. v' don Colltna and Chester Buek- Edwin Oberboller and Hetl hoplag that the talks might The American bird known · aw a uy · ley. Frencll. narrow Viet Nam pollcy the Baltimore Oriole Will Orange - Willlllm S. Bender- &ltton - Gene Yos~ ctrarlet differeaces allgbtly, but they desffliUited by lbt Chester - Donald C. Mora, son, Cecil Caldwell and Clair H. Theiss and J8lllel earn• doubted 11. aalmllilt LiDIIaeu fa 17M. Parker and Roy L. Holt- Follrod. ban. Goldenrod, Milkweed Signal a New Season �' - ' ~ " I \ I ' \ \ ' J • t )$ ' ', I~ ~J.'' .,. '' •7 '~ ' 1; (UPil -For· cloief ol staft, Uen. Nath••• F. lii· ....1 Tw' 1 'd 'on a oo•>k 10 ng, ••• !'!"I Air Force Chief ol ~tall . ,tun~ E. Le~a~ llldoy den- published last week 1001 wh•le '. -~~~~~ U.S. Vtet Nan• stratf!gy thr Jonnson edmimstrat•m wa• -., tllo "ultimate in military "bolder" in Viet Na_m ~au ;he ltll(odlieu" and called •or Ken n • d Y admmostraUoo. 11 ., . .tiP bombins ol the "~ontinues to opera•• onder self-imposed restricllona anJ tactic&,_ the war from seems to be gelling mored down e.scalalmg onto a larg•r conflict . 'bOn 1s the ultimate in militar m ~an:manla~arm:~ ...~tro bliudness . if we can't wl~ on • oan. ,, · lth bl ·k LeMay said, the popul:r : veout ~n·~:~t~i ~ 11 rosi~ t~e philosophy that. we canlit Y Ita t u~on s 8 ng e cautooua lnd timid mJ ary rs Pace. 7 south Flori·da Spared I "'!be only way to won a war I Ia lA> escalate ot ont woy ur I another ahove what the ene•oy can take." the relire<• ~enrra< 1 sloid in a copyright article fer u.s. News & World ftl>por' . . 1\1 to tht "outside risk" that MIAMI <UP]) -R•buildinR the nortt'iern Bahamas ISland.! speed gradually and to mt•••so ly escalation would bring Ca'!lmu· killer Hurricane Inez spared of Great Abaco and Grar•d ots center winds to liM• m.p• •. nisi China into lbe war LeMay populous south Florida tnday. I Bahama, the weather bureau ,t.lthough II appeal o:d lnP.' declarea that South K"''< • and turning Into the Baham•' ordered gale warnlngs lowered would miss the m•lnland, ot Natonalisl China - w•.e IJ S Islands where 8 hurricane along the southeast Floroda jsenl ltlgh ~eas crashin~ a~alnst air naval and lo~islica> sup pori spawned tornado kolled one coast. the coastlone and the weathe: -"should providr mo-• u.an persoo and injured four otht:ro. A 8 8 m EDT advisor'' bureau w_arned sm•ll. cr.ft enoug~ tore. to br•o~ "'· Thr tornado spun acroso a centered l~e~ ahout 100 moles from Floroda to the Vorglnla unstabl• Red China ro ner portion of Nassau. the Bane. easl·southeast of Miami near Capes to remain '" >'<'.cled knees •· mas capital on New Provldenoe laUtude 25 2 north longitude w~.tero. . LeMay. who rfl.red m Island with winds exceed•ng 78 7 west. This wa~ about 100 Gales _and heavy rams are February t91l5 wtth •·•u• '"' s 100 miles an hour. wr•cki .t~ miles duo south of Grand expected on the Bahama• from and glowing ll'tbu•• I om several hou•es A 13-mouth-oll Bah . hi nd ed tn Andrus Island north and President Jonn"'n 1a• • on~ child ·~•ostt.d when !he root ol 1 amaho , rocls Y ed owbl wu's northeastward lllday ' the ear. ·. •- ripped away in Ire uxury · ,.., · argued thai the Umted State• his home . .1 te k' an tat'a g . 1Y mornmg adVISOf'l sta-. 8 is doing "too little too late" shroeking winds ahoul three mosso e trac mg oon. "Hurricane ~orce ~onds wlll will alrpower 1n the v:. N•m miles ;outh ot !he c1ty Movlnr Northeast likely occur m porloon• of the wet. Th• twoster an offshoo• of At dawn, the hurricane was Berry Islands tht; morning and But his cnticosm today w.s the hurricane. ripped up oig moving on a norllhtorlbeast !he Abaco area this afternoon alll!>nl som• of tilt har<: .. trees b) their roots and nOO<Ject patll at a slow seven mil•• an and _early tonight. . soonded by military men whO high~ays hamperins rescur of hour. ."T1des of four to eight feet hiVf o~nly attac~Pd •hoitht inJured. As tnP? poin•ed rorecaslm said they expert. are expected where · hurricane Johnson adminlstratoon's strate- 80 mile an hour winds tow.rd ed Inez to Increase forward force winds occur." I I I I 'l gy. - .. ·----- . - ' : ' ' . " - -- - - - - SovJ'ets Admi't Role •'n EscalatJ'on of War II 28 o·Ie on _t, I' ' f Uee, . :'Cards ··Packers Cowboys Roll on With· NFL Triumphs. . u' ' Tf~ublesorge Pi:9h.l~ms draperie~' at. . . hw·Ith.I.AASS, Reds FlDlS • seventhspot EndU.pID = · • ':ell / 'daY,.;·( · D' les Mat'}'Ing L'ISts • C0ding Z•p 0ppor nity ter 6 p.m. today. w Va. Kathy J Rt 't Pedro; Mrs H. Harn Fairborn: Mrs. Thorburn . Detty, Oak Hill ; Mrs. Rollin K. Hawk Chester. Blrtbs Mrs. Russell E: Kennedy, Jackson soh 4:311 am. da : , Mrs. Larry J. Hudson P:meroy daughter 7·06 "a m' Saturda '. Mrs He~be~ Ha. ' Moore YFairbo;,. son S1 rd . M Ctyd 12 J Ohi0 Roads -bit '1; &· T h J • FordHInts • Battery car CJose to productiOD • L"IDe ° 1 D0 d'Ute ..'-' .. . '0 cOlnr . ag on L as t Dav 'J . io ·. bolilea like county bilardl o1 Pleasant, died Salunlq '/dlht I!Jpet'VlSOrt or .chool board&. bt Unlvmlly' IIOI!pl'-1.' Cotffin. Nilw the high court hu two bus, !oUolllrif a 'tlirelwld Ill• MOSCOW rUPil - Russia has tern assumptions -that the I U.S air raids on Haiphong caaes which could create IB big neu. She WBJ • ··-:ill ,•dmltt•d for the first limethat'Sovi•t techmcians and rocketlharhor. . a revolution at~ lower l•vel~ the HopeweH B¥pttti ' cliUfCit:· Sov!PI army rocket sprctalists specialists were training Viet· • The Red Star arllcle conof slate government aa the llltlf Mrs. lolcGuflln ·wai · bdn( ·ID I have been sent to Hanoi to oamese missile crews and thatfcerned only !he _experiences of ruling clld In reapportioning the Jackson countY, ·w. va:, ' on Jra>n North Vietnamese m1Ssile these advisers have come under 1one learn of eoght or more lui leglslaturel. Alii 29 181'1 'l!adgh&!t b! tiff 0 crews. American fire . Soviet offkers at 0111 SAM ilte j By Unlted Pre•? lutcrnat : " ... Reapporli09"'ent Ia on late' Pe;., ~ cynllila ciU\tor tU Ao arttcle In the m!Utary The Soviets, while admitting m North Voet Nam. It s31d the , . A rash of peilestrlan. fa~li· the mar~· at the'nea•level " : Graham -., . · · . : newspapor Ro:d Star abo ishtpments of •·considerable" team returned 10 Russoa Ires and at least <>ne lrople· ~as well as at lhe State Houae She 1~ mrvtved 'ij ' thrtll Resldenl!! In !he Mlddlepo~· arknowledged !hat at least one , military aid to Hanoi. had "recently" alter spending_ "a \ tal crash pushed th• traffoc level. but there ll.,a andchildrell Mrs. ·Rutii"C!IIT Pomeroy area will be offer d tum ot Somt advisers narrow llfver before reported pubhcly certa1n lime" at an unspecofied death toll In Ohoo te one of_ the for an . a~rtlaltve ~ Middleport· Mn 'VIf81111A an opportunity to zip code therr ly escaped death or inJury on the presence of, SoVIet bas• ' highest levels for a non-holiday t~ilan" "Ch:;~r r:~n 2·~ · and guidance from this court, . L · of Nd 'Holly• malhng 1"1' durong Ortoberd durmg an American bombing <oldiers tll.r•. The Sovie~ press ll was presumed that olher weekend lhos year. S t ' rd . M· K' · th said one litigant who ~18 to =~ anit Jdf OOw1lty PMtmaslers Paul Cas<!l an 'ald. ' has m the pa•t ho"'ever Sov•et soldi•rs are training Between 6 P on. Fnday and m. a u ay, rs. enne reform the Kent County Board w ' ., , . 11 ., , TtiiH 134 PortsSmtoqlb M Of F.duc•~"n In Mlclll&an Jam., Soulsby annou!l<'ed I<> But. the newspaper •aod Iearned reports ~~ Rul§la~ 1 Vi•tnamese crews at other modnlght Sunday at lea~l, 28 BosUc ~~ortl M!~. C!.1._, ""l , , 1· 7· 11 p.m. 1 url!ay· rs. · · · ' d' d Oh'o'• roads son r.':"' • sumY IIi a .. ,.....u .. ,~ •·-...,,-·.•J, day. S lh So 1 • . . unday, • voet team sh1ps coonong under fore dunng sotes too. persons oe on ' ' A slmtlat case relalt!8 to Letter carriers wtll deliver watrhed tlletr Vietnamese pu· l . ~- --. -One drowning was at.. report. Leroy Dalley, 738\; S!ci)nd . .I steHOII are Mre. NQI• ....rgee ...... ""rd' t0 pils brm1 down an American 1 ' •• -1 "'ark "No Postase Need"' ed pushmg the overall fallll Ave ., son, 10·21 · p.m. SaturdaY·• Board of Supervosors th 1P · 1 1191 of no r •' N'" • f:•"' " r.bs ; each ol the city's rural anrt otane with one ot tile surtare. 1 Urn On f e UICe co~nt ~ 29 The r.cord traffiC Mrs. Holley Edward Tolliver, County N.Y., ; .;,gos a Helen Blagg_ and. MIA :PJo~ re~ldenllal deli.ery stops begm to-air missil.. 'SAMSI !hal l roll this year for a non-holiday Rl. 3 Wellston, son, JUS p.m., body for th~ a lftdtral . both of Washlllctnn. 1 nins Oetober tO. ll1e Postmasl Nussta has sent in increasms weekend is 34 set last weekerd. Sunday. has been e 0., llarrJ McGulfl• ef 1 1 .... said. The cards will have ' oumbers to bolster North Viet 1 Of those kliled this weekend Dlocbrae• court to adopt ~ttol'l·~ ,Tbtrt .... ,' $Wl!ll blanks for addresses used most ' ~am 's anti·aorcralt defenses. I \ •ve w•r• pedestrians tnci'"'· James F. Conner, Mrs. equalizlnr the rtpr o great and ID h' h 1·nd· ld 1 " • • · ~ · rt w the county'• 10 towna • f .~. but or w oc •• ua_' The Red Star artocle con· ing a 3·year-old girl run ovor H. ~mger, fto!>e , . · to , to liCit know the proper liP lirmed two long-standin& Wes· I by her father's car Salurda~ Je!soe Horton, ~·- ' submit &heN. newa ........ .....,I<'' ;ite\>\rlcls eoclel. .. -· ---- , night. 1. Laudem!lll, Mn. ·!Jbartea · R. voters 011 ov. · ID the In ~ral erea! and crtoes Wlth _ ,,. . . __ _.; • DEARBORN, Mich., (UPn·- Ford Motor Co. today . The single triple fatalitY oc. Neal,, 'Mrs. Da!TeD ~rll, ~=:~:ed~::" Crow • liullell tltlme. · lilt zop code assosned,_ only MANIL.\ \UPU- Philippine \unveiled an tnexyensive high-energy battery to electro- 'currlld Friday night wher a car harlu W. ~albo~ Brita . K. A • 1164 deell lluroal wJB be In LOlli ,; ;lltk on. out:ot'·I/J~n ca~ 1wol\ d~ Preskleat Ferdlaand E. Mar- cally power smal cars for city driving. But Ford gave with tliree young Man~fleld res- Van Meter, ~e ' Rev marl lrom tht!t ~ dlapm:.011 cemetery. J'l1endi111JY ·cll!l•~ -· .. ~~hvored. snco a oca • . · ... salt! 1oc11 y tbe propooed ,no timetable on when electric cars would be available ex· !dents in 11 was hit by a freight Wall,- Pat A. Walllon, Mn. represe~ t ol tale lbli tuneral hoJN a~,t~rJi ·p.. m., ..,.,. woll ~ve th• same sovoHIUou ••mmlt ooafer- ~cept to say it might be "within th!!\,next decade. '' The train at a railroad crossing. eph PI!. Webster, Lonnie reappor ~n~~ ' ·Iowa today, ·, • :.Ide. '"l~la 11 1 good lime 10 1 ence on VIet Nam boa been breakthrough battery which promises to relieve air pol· There were at 1east ''f(lur dou· Workman. Mr•. Qrpha lallll'tll Two c'QII, · ·'0 ·>" !-' tho ZIP oodes !hal m m•~' posiJIOned for alteast 1, days lotion caused by exhaust from conventional gasoline-pow· ble-latals and no accidents m. Mrs! Jenninls. W. ues . t ~;,!.:, '.' .' ina f:Om y~r lists.:• they ••It ne meedag ia Manila ered cars, is based on new principle. It is made of cry· volvlng ~otorcyclists were re- A. Cooper, !Gao!J J. aUgnmenl ol U.S. fl' IA'WI! Thos ~hrostmas, zop cod• w;ll , Prealdeat JobaiiOnand sb oth- stalline ceramic, sodium and rted Mrs. Letha Riley < Jltmea dlllrlcl! are In ' .•.0111 , .. ' "' "'·" ,.-1 . ' be as ~portanl as shoppm& , er cblefs 01 , 18 ~ 1 Involved i• surp~ur, three. rheap and mo_tors with equivalent power poThe ·dead Included Michael Sheppard, George M. ~neidgr&ss, M~lce and Indiana • '·'m '~' ' · and maohn& e~rly for the effi· Ia· the war orl !nell was 1<1 plentiful matenals. ratmg Sten el 66 of rural Washln•. E. B. White, Mn. E. B. While, OAaware, In I suit atnP t \'• cient on don-time delivery of 1 ~t 11 1 Y Ford did not show how bl~ Ference said Ford sludoes to gc ' t ' d ed hit• n."b Mrs Charles W Williams and dll'ectlJ In the Supreme , • ~ .. , ·• • lhe nib k' I h or~. . . . n ouny, rown w • ,. . . II kl thl the .... •' . reco · rea m1 ava anc e 1the battery would be, how fast ondocated a whole new approach In In the Muskln um Rlv!r Infant daughter .. Mn. Earl E. U OJ a , , PT; pLEASAN'f·'·..i. · WdJatt· !It mad expected 10 1be pre· -""'"""' : o • - - it could propel a car or how far to vehicle engineering 11 needed 8 M . tta g ' N!al and infant son Mrs · Nor- college -wtem of eii!Ctlnl 1 E ' ~lm M i'etll'till. . .• 8of .. - ~elivery weeko, It was stated. ISSUE 3. UCENSES the car could go between to develop a car for -use with near aroe · man w. Millirons ~ pmldenl lie declared dnconatt. ··' . Three. marroage licenses were battery charges. the electrical system ED COSTS . .. daughter, Mrs. David R. · tuUonal. Under the. syllenl, lltd -:.,"f·t of ·loullllldepW,.i Knute Rockne 's football lossued 'n. Meigs Probate court But Micheel Ference _Jr., vice He said Ford of England. is Ma~Scott~' , Moddleport, and Infant daughter, Mrs: of a stale's electoral voltS ~el 11 a- ~uml learn&, while he was at Notre Salu~a~ Llty~ Lerov dSa;re· presodent for scoentifJc re· now engineering a low-cost coty was fi;led $5 and costs 10 Porn- J. Dunlop and Infant casl for the nomtneepopulwhd bill ltolpltal•. , . . ,, ',,,,.. ' ~me, posted 1 record of 105 22 • acne .. 8 rer. an au- search said the battery could car, smaller than lllday'a U.S. r's court Saturda Mrs John J Gorrell and l majority of the ar He wu bOrn ·at IGUIIItfldt 01·· vlelariu, tllosltl ond five Ues. Ia ~ulse G~b":, r;:c~e: e~b store up to 15 time• as much compact models to carry two :'!n~a~~ a charge '01 reckles; son,' Mrs. James N. Virginia's law barrina and March '!4,-IJ07; IOD cf ~!II · · - --- - ·. -- · --- ert ayne mo · om r y. electrocal energy as !he conven. adult passengers, and two and infant clan•hter. ages between Negroes Downs Lewll of a.n41LIMII 'W. • and Barbara Joan Horak. 19, tional lead-acid batteries ot children. opera11on. "!"' Whites probably heads 1M list V and thlltltt~lfi ~I: · LewR Another former All >um· - --- - .. ~N,W.V t.: Lowest Mrs, M';.l"uf''.fin , ..· l, as the Packers woM t!oeir down passes of 2G yards to letl added 12 more, taking a 19· straight game. Don Gene Foster, 44 yards to Lance yard pass from Babe Parilll l lent his fool to the Atworth, 65-yard heave to and booting a 17-yard field goal Bay victory by booting Foster and a 311-yard strike to and two conversions. three field goals. flee! Willie Frazier. Namalh p~vented an upset 1"''"111/l Don Meredith connected for Buffalo relted on its ~wesome as he tossed scoring strikes of , two touchdewn passes ano defense to contain higli scoring Jt) yards to Matt SneU and 12 l~..-'""";l linebacker Chuck Howley Kansas City and ruin the yards to Pete Lammons before scored on a 97-yard run with a ·chiefs' home opener before Jim Turner knotted the score recovered fumble to lead the 43;885 the largest crowd ever to with a 17-yard field goal with Cowboys to their third consecu- see a sportiolg event in Kansas 32 seconds remaining. live triumph. City. Denver won its first game of AT RUTLAND In AFL acUoM, Steve Tens!, a The Boston Patriots ~uilt a the year as Gary Kroner kicked 1"I'm glad you forgot 1o The Gallipolis Junior Wrjl IHool-5, 22tklunder who spent 24-17 lead as halfback \Larry a 46-yard field goal, his fourth ur camera along dolt. school football team will plaJ' '' most of hla rookie season last Garron plunged for tw& and of the day, with 27 seconds yo . ' -·LI)~alzy;~Se~Dt~lne~I,~P;o;mie~ro~y~-Mif'~d~dl~epo~rt2,..;o~.:. .·~O~ct:_._:s~,~~= l?;~toLM;arv~F~Ieml;n~g~a~n~d~o;o~a at Rutland this afternoon. Thll ·: scoring toss to Carroll year assigned to the San Diego six-yard toucbdoWRs and 1965 remaining to give tile Broncos bale lA> have this recorded yoong Blue Devils are Z.O. '" 'I taxi squad, took over for JohH scormg champioa Gino Cappel· an upset victory over Houston. posterity " .'' Oblo €oUege Football Scorea Hadl with the Charger~ trail· I -United Press lnternatloaal ing at halftime alld broke a ~l 38 Ohio State 22 close game wide opeM, hurl· Cmconnato 28 Woc!'Jia 6 tng four touchdown strikes as I 0 IBo·wllnt!I'Gtreen 13 Dayton 0 the undefeated Chargen ripped :~ Xavier Quantico 3 winless Miami 44-10. PHILADELPIDA ~ <UP!) - San Francisco's 7·3, ll-imllng game triumph over the Phils iJ962. • ' " '· · Univ. )2 Kl!llt State 10 In other Americao Football Sandy Koufax said his arm[vtctory over Pittsburgh and the boosted h1s record to 27·9 ~d Konfax, who got a ~,,, ' CINCINNATI (UPJ) - The Rose, fiRlshed eighth In the~~~~ ~= 26 Western Mich. 7 League acUon, Buffalo stopped didn 't hurt Sunday. Los Angeles Dodgers' 4-3 loss gave the Dodgers theor thord pague bath from Wes Covmgtol ,, CillclnnaU ~~ did not knew tiOna! League with a .313. . 23 Marshall 7 Kansas City 29-14, New York That meant he only felt the to Philadelphia m the first pennant In the past four as he entered the dress room ~ for llll'e whether their season was the only Red batter in Lincoln <Mo.) 12 Youngstown 7 salvaged a 24-24 tie with Boston dull acbe thai accompanies game of the doubleheader seasons. and was mobbed by the fans u elllled Sunday with 1 4-2 loss ttp 10. Rose was the Central St. 28 Findlay 1 and Denver tripped Houston 40- every pitch he throws willi his Sunday kept the Giant flicker-, Remember, the Dodgers used he ~alked ofl _lhe field, said, HJ ·.·: to the Atlanta Braves or not 110 bitter for the Reds last Tampa (Fla.) 20 Akron l2 amazing, arthritic left arm that ing pennant hopes alive. 1 to be the team noted for didn I really tore, my ann was.. they played II safe and stuck with a :312. W1Uenberg 49 Susquehanna 0 Charger Coach Sid Gilman, is permanently bent out of A Dodger loss in the serond l blowing the pennant on the last holding upa nd It wasn't burtlnf " arGt1J11L Former teammate Joey Waynesburg 30 Ohio Northern 7 with his team down 10-6 at the shape game would have meant the day of tlle season. at all." · ':" Had the Loa Angeles Dodgers teamed up with rookie Def1ance '!/ GeorgetoWR (Ky.) 6 half, puUed his star quarter· But it was nothing like the Giants would have gone to I Ironically, It'll be 15 years Bombed for three runs ill thf lost &mday's second game 11 a bander Ron Reed, wbo BatdwiA-Wallace 41 Capital 7 back in favor of Tensi. The tall ache felt by the San Francisco Cinconnati Monday fo r ai Monday to !he day-Oct. 3~ 19~1 1 ninth inning, Koufa>: explaine( '" doubje beatler to the Phlladel· wllb Richmolld 1n the Denison. 48 !Dram 0 oalive of Cincinnati struck G1anls, who bad the door makeup game and a victory -when Bobby Thomson h1t hos he was trying 10 get by with hll ... phla PhUIIes, the San Francisco Ilona! League this year, to Otter~on 24 Keoy~ 8 . the Chargers slammed on their pennant there would have l'aused a historic homer to steal a fast ball but bad to resort GIJnts woultl have had It lace the Braves 11 a 4-2 win Muskon!!'lm 34 Marietta 0 a field goal. Ten- hopes by Koufax-M!o os playoff. pennant from the Dodgers for . . · the ~ today In a make-up the Reds. , MI. Un~on 20 Wooster 7 . si then began bombing the Mi- unbeatable most of the lime I But Koufax ended everyting the Giants. The Dodgers also hos breaking stuff to end 11Ht ' game o1 1 previously rained· Jay, who took over in the Caroegoe Tech 14 Oberlin 7 ami secondary, hilling on touch· but particularly In the olutch. willi a 6-3, seven-hit secoord lost on the last day In 1950 and game. ·· coDieat. . erth frame, contributed a 17 Western Reserve 4 13 Wasft Jeff 0 So after dropping the d~iOI run dtuble during a 2 to 1111. Braves here $1nclay, splurge in the eighth Inning. ~~~~~\12 ~ tlthe ~s U~ned to the Sammy Ellis, who was Dodler•PhillieB second game for all four Brave Runs, over 1 radio ID their clubhouse. fered his 19th loss against SIEVERS FIRED . Manager Pave Bristol was victories. CINCINNATI sfl. He had already named .itm The Redo runs came ill Mai<I!I"Y. to pitch II the game ninth inning wher they ~~:~~~:=~~· with the Giants, who finished in wlcbed l double by Vada' !le!lOnd place In the National son between singles by Lee ~. was no:cessary. and Johnny Edwards. SUDday'l lOIS to the B1'8ves In a Saturday doublelleadler 1'00;:~~ w.t jhe Rtdl l8 games back tf with llie Braves, the Reds ll!j! pellll801 winning Dodgera. They won the opener 11·5 Tile Recll flnllhed the year with Milt Pappas (12-11) before •a 7.._., ~k - four garnet un- In& IHI In the nlghtcap on dar ·\1110· Jones' 23rd homer or the Ill fiDal batting stallsdcs, the that touched off a three-run ~· ieoollll baseman, Pete !fining. al!4.-a~e,nd ,n,ttme· IIIIJ'+M·,, ' ' ' OJariestoo Roctell eapf Halil~ 011 .siX Mon~ lief, errors to captiiU >a "-, Conllllental FootbalL l.eagtli ~ · bere Sullday. .. 1 The triumph, before an esif:. mated 5,0110 fans, gave I h Rockel!! a firm hold on secow.,,, place in the Western Divisl01 ; of the CFL with a 5-2 record w~onlreal missed a chance ll tie the Rock~ts for second llllii ... slipped 19 a 3-4 record. ,. . MCMANii ..;~·, , ... ' ,.., ' IIGD-ft'AR-·., IY FREu , to a '1·10 triumph 142 yards lor a 47.3 average UPI &perU Wrll!l' adelphia for Its foul'lh atr&Jightland gave th• CardiRals' oUense · Johnny Rolud DIIY be better victory. lhe spark It needed lA> complete •t punuln1 a football !ban Ia other Naliomtl the rout of Ute Eagles. carrying 'oae, but he'U . Dever League action, Green Safetym311 Larry Wilso• conaet I chi!ICI to prove It with defeated Detroit, 23-14: tributed to. the Cardinals' a~ the St. Loull Cardlnala. crushed Atlanta, f7-l4; lack by raCJI]g 91 yards wotb Doubling u I rUJIJIInc back land downed New -York, Intercepted /pass to score the •nd • punt and kickoff relurl Washington topped game's final touchdown and 'PI'Ciallst, he raced 88 yards :U • 10; and Chicago safely Jerry Stovall also scored with a punt to score and turned Minnesota 13-10 on as 18 • yard run with an iD two more punt reluntJ.of 21 Roland's lhrllung punt illterception. and 35 yards to lead St. Louis turns set a new NFL record Quarterback Bart Starr con· nected on a 53-yard scorJDg WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ The Suprent•·· l;i.OUrt ·0 f!lll ita 1966-67 term today f~ced with pleas to extend Ill· one n one votf" !loctrlne to theJ!OIItlcal .gr_,. rpots. • 1 m~ 'The high coUrt IS liSO beset witb •troub~onnrq~tl! tlons on uclal matters,- church-state tei•ttolllilliaYeild I·~ ping, ob4eenrty ~lid )UV~nlle courts. : : · , , · · ' When the mne l\lstices emerg,.trom behlJI4l·.the red velvet lP a.m., EDT .the .-high ber.ch, a term of Rich~.!. · ~ ·· ~..~1 • · ;..nstrucmoment will "'"' ,,.,, '"' Uon workt~ , e~·Pf1!11ndlan. session will be part NI!IJ'O wile ' re ttiallenliJt• to a b\ief ""remony. the law, whlclr WBI upheld admission of at!Qrneys "'· earlier lhli year _IIY_tilfo,Yirg~~tla Ute bar The rourt i(l'!nds Supreme Coui'I _~.A~~,l'!· 'l'lte rest of the week ~~ private AJnerocari -~i!i1l woera~ Onion conler•nce on lbe ••a.es lhst represents o;e.- C&qole. , : han arrived IinCe Ill! June~ The PrJnc;~ ·ji!¥W&III ColllltJ adjourname11t. 'l'lte d01.>ket has CVa ) ca~, ·t~~tell, flaq~,llt th' rea~loPd an. ~ak lor celelitaletl ,,1154 school the start of a term-abOut 1.41!0 deseiJ'I!8alll!ll. dtF!I~"'! Is back rues. . t.d again. I l~. lh~ LoDI iJII £&pet s¢oool s " lrlballon o On Oct. 10 !"• justices wUI IUIIICIII grd .lor ~· a 101111 llat of c&Jiel! attendance a.t .priVate whitt accepted for review and schools befort··eautll . had i ::h longer lla.l ol c~ chance to rula. 01) .11te 'mallet. -~-• Then th j..,..... ey will · ,. hearing some of lhoae.~eld !rom last terQ~, One lathe jury (.."' tamperlni conviction of , .• ' • "' ., · Iter President James R. C':.. . , Numerool lower c 0 u r ,:,etUI' ,.' _ .... 1 . throughout the l' been wrestllni PT.' PLEA!AN'l' :... \111! ' Jimt. of the "one man, one abeth McOuf!ln; ·11; 53'0 '!Autel deelslon of Jome IS, ltltlf,. to St., Mlddlepot't, ~erl)l dl 'Jii: ' JJ '' I 6,~'s1'efmB~\: : PT. PLEASANT services for Mrs. Ina D. Wei Y and 75 ol 50 Burdett• ~ddt· · Admlll8lono fion,' PI: Pleasant, who died pavid Mehi 31111 Fourth s turday in the Pleasant Vol· Ave.; Mrs Kenneth P Bostic, le~ Hospital. will be held Tut<· 134 Portsmouth Rd.: VlrgU da at 1.30 p.m. at th• oak Trotter 121 Third Ave; AugusGiove EUB Church, Mason tine Focanh. 21~ Jac~son Pike· County with the Rev .Jack Mrs. Leroy ~Uey, i38l> s;t. and Rev. Harry Elder ond AVe.; Mts. Ad, l!orden, officlatong Bunat will be ml Kerr; MBmn q. Denney,- Rt• lbe Oak Grove cemetery. VInton; Ricky· L. Shriver. She was born Sept. 14. 1891. Rt l Bidwell; Othello at Handley, the daughter ot the , Rt. I Gallipolis: Mr. late Dame! and Laura L. Fra· i A. Roush. Rt. 1 Gallipolis; zier Irwin. Her husband, w berly Jo Neville. Rt. 2 Pt. Plea H Weogand died in 1942. Al•o lsant; Robert W Van Meier, preceding her In death were Clifton. Mrs. James I. two daughters, Laura and Oel· PI Plea•anl; Georae R Kapp, phlne. She was a member of West Columbia: Mrs Laura E. the Oak Grove EUB church. Vickers, Pt Pleasant: Mrs survivors Include five sons, rty Joe Coleman, New , Haven: Howard, RFD 2,' Letart, W Mrs. Anna M. HOffman, Cllf· Va.; John, Cottagevolle; Daniel ton: Mrs. P. Wllllaor• Jonea, Huntington: Kenneth, Chester, West Columbia; Mrs F. Pa., and William Henry, Pt. nls Weaver. Mason: Mrs. Pleasant; three daughters. Mrs. zel Smith Rt. 3 Pomeroy: Genevieve Noms, Hamilton; Ricky Powell· Racine· Mas Leona Boyer Columbus. and Eichinger Po~roy· Mrs •· · Mn. Mrs. Thelma ' Buckalew Sayre, ard C. Birchfield. Rutland: Pt. Pleasant: II gra!'dchlldren. Clyde J Gillilan, Chester; three great grandchildren, one Mrs. Verne E Bollnaer. brother, Daniel Irwin, Chelyan, roy; Wesley Canter, itt 2 W. Va., and two sisters, Mrs. son; Ben R. Pfanculf. · Goldie Mayes, Cabin Creek, son; John Michael W. Va., and Mrs. Ruby l>av11, Ravenswood; Mrs. Louisville, Ky. Adkins, Proctorville; Irvin Friends may call at the Foale- South. Rt. z South Point; Mrs. song Funeral home anytime at- Richard L. Pullin, St. Albans, H•ggm~ ·', ~-, ' emay Wants AU-Out War::;.~:: ~~:~ews. l.o\~SHINGTOh k~ Funera~ :~ .~ ;:la~~cs Nor'lll. .' ' •; - - ·-·· ·-:-;--:....:....., __,; :F-.D.UY ~~tlilel; 'Jioperoy·!4144leJl9rt ,o.,- Od, ' .I·'(. " ,., , I ' c:' b Browns End. Losing Streak, TGp New·York Giants 28-7 3 R,..,, 1 "P: oi WliJlard Dies S '· ·w· a . 66Mustang .. ·p --: d' S:turday 'I 24 fll DAILY SENTINR "= ., t!i=::-.:~~~:f. Acrs lllday. ' Construction of the ftrst car Ference said Ford also ha1 Is now underway and will be developed a rugsed, low)cost completed nest spring, Ference electrtr car motor which said. ll will be shipped to the weighs only one-fourth as much United Slates for testing under :.. p p k ay age ~~~c~:~~~rban of raclalllsues befol'flthl court.. Today' S Sport Parade Rohb•'e LI'kes Dodgers for ldSeri'es' -ser'sRole or lAJ Mrs. Rhodes DiesSaturday w hla!l •tllnder. Sllndard ohlft rad o & htaftr, whlftwatl t•'r.t JAo ,...,. ,,,., .,.,_ ., ·= SGOxi. 2 Dr, Hlrdlup. I ,cylinder, 4 spttd trans. L!Qnow 6~ Ford Fairlane ·~•rd ' - ..... --::··..'!::,'" Tompnt 4 Dr. St1tlon ·•P,· · 64 Forti Gal&xie 500. 4 Dr.' acylinder, auto. lr1ns. Rldlo> 1nd hooltr, _.r o!Hf!ng. whlftwtO . ~~ W Atre. 4 Dr . 6 cyl. u.... Your~ AsbJand 63 Chevrolet Standord trans. Whlfo w1D and·dothes drying. 61 Falcon LP-Gas Bulk PLwt otra you a complete line of quality gas hE eting SjSI;ems and appliancee. They also provide expert inst.allation, 2 DP. 6 cyl. Sflllderd franL Rl'dlo ond htotor. 63 Rambler 150 ltrles 4 Dr, 6 cyll"' dtr, diQICiarcl Irena., r• dlo & h111tr, whltowoll Hrtl. 65 Pontiac G.T.O. ' ' - ' · 2 Dr. Hardtop, 4 IPiicllriM. 63" &rd Galaxie' . ,I ~ • • 65, i)odg•.Dart.· · Don·~ delay. ·' ., '· ' ,. ' ' \' I Has automatic tau1 [talmeewtN, lOOJo cui-off antolll&tic Pllfety ~&lid In g I I''IIIIi ""'~t4 r' chamber ' ' •' ,. .l ,Ripleyi, •!!Jfand; utes~evenly. Contact u.s today! ' Jl &aut e(yfiug Powedul 4-speed blower provides quiet Operation. .&!tribModEm in design with popular Empire FlOor fu aca This 70,000 BTU ,.,.. 'ty ioor furnace P- an flow ai. clean, healthful heat at low operai31g coat. Operata! quietly. Extra-heavy cmnbnstion d!ambm. Empire'•··~ unshtic aelf. ~ -ti& 'won.dlllriDI( power failwe. ; 'W' .. ,,• EmplreCirculatmgHeri¥6*'" zjjabt ' 2 Dr. '170 ltrtM, 6 ·cytr. ottr~ tt1ndard trent., rid~ 'i2'""...... Fq,rcl Galsoo • And, if :.sou wish, eonvllllieBt budget terms are available -only 10% down and up to 24 lllOIIths to pay. Asbland Metered Gas is easy on your pocketbook because you pay for the gas you use a/b!r you use it. And we keep a plentiful supply of fuel in your tank at all times, aut&matically. N<J matter how cold the weather, you'1l never run out. !00 4' Dr. I cyll..,, aufo. llllflc · tnno. Rtdlo ond hiator, !IO'JI(tr 11Mrl1111 • whitt Will HrtL ,, i ',• t t+tnd Metered Gas is ~ wi15ng ai'IIDil; in so P'PIIf ways. First, nothing bests gas fur clean, dependable, instant heat. But in addition, gas gives you DeW convenience and economy for ~ watex, cooking Hrtt. Deaths 3}1.,. •* '• Wqon, Autornollc trans. 6 cyflndtr ¥trln1 a :&e;Jh ..wr I cylinder, trans. 64Pontlac ;..:~~-- ~1 ' . '' with Ashland Metered Gas and Empire Appliances on the job"- 500. 2 Dr., GUERRILLA .., !I r...:::.,"""::." Relax in cozyei comfort this winter - 64 Ford Gal_axle V.Vll'lf· , Ends Dispute •'' llrH. •Mr. LewR 11 IUI'IIIId:·by>.tui wife, lite fonMt ~ .-1\oblll', and a actit, 11141• ••J~~~er, :. IMtl of ~.1 Mrs. Cbrlltlltl· Blwll :-.il.1 COURT lllday's best direct current application, Olhersu:!i... . rf;'\!!: •:::,::'~.':~,:•.;.::: Allan C Hill. divorre investlFerence said more develop, tbere, and tlip(-., ~+'lio'r: '!: ';!!:',.. ,_ """"' gator was today ordered by 3C ment work is oeedoo to e11able By MILTON RICHMAN revel In their reputallon PT PLEASANT - Mn. Aida 1011 LewiJ ot;Kaniwr" ~·J!"' ot ...... •HI•..• .,,..,.., Common Pleas Judge John C. the new battery to provide LOS ANGELES (UPI)-Here being such lousy hitters. Mae. Rhodes 78, fit. 1 Charlea Lelldl. MrL ~ ,.,....._ ..,............ Bacon to mvestlgate Ill• divor• better accelerallon alld make It the Dod ers neatly break their "How do you guya neure eoun~, Ohio, died Cbarles Lewll, Mta. ~ ~:-.!"~:~; a:'~~~ proceedings of Joanne Estep VI go further between charges. necks :ettlng inll> this llitng beat the Orioles?" ID l)octora llolplta~ Co- 'Ia l.eport,, all of~-• William Grant E~tep and Jan- TOLEDO (UPl) - City coonand Frank Robinson gret1s asked reliever Ron She llltl ber husband and Mn. Julia ' f'li'"l'll,..,:,oL ...W::., ':::'~~~:.:! ".::" ::: ice Ritchie vs Larry Ritchie. ell gave unanimous approval tothem with the opinion they'll rto.~ so long ago. , , operated a grocery Ill Ri' ~?· There It! •:~:.; ·. ~~::",.:!'.";..~~""':..... ~; day to a pay raise packa10 for probably be easier to beat than Oh, I suppose we II cine, and balllleen mldenll Services will be ~~ .I_( ·~ ,:.':.:i,~ .,;'."":; Next to Virjlinlo. police and firemen to o!lieially (Continued from page l any of . !he other Nallonal keep pecking a,~ay and win Oblo lor 17 yean. Tuesday ~a !J. ~ . "~"' moa.... was the chief ballleground end the dispute between the C .t b League contenders. we always do, he replied, Mrs. Rhodes WU bOm at r;o,,..., ·.......,;. ....,.. on omrnums ase camps, d ••·t• ... , mueh the w' " 011 .r0v 21 lM'1 ~ "":'mf· .•.,~~ ' 11 "~~.:: the Civil War, and 454 batUes and the two groups that . nt r te nd Now there's a perfectly nne An -~ s pre .., . •••• .. . ' ' Nlll'll't~ Nu!i -~ otll!ii took place within Ill bOrders. has gone en lor 75 days. :~~ab~;n are~u :bich a spok:s~ way te begin a World sertes. Dotllers' patented formula. ter of tha late~~lam IIICI and burliJ ,~:!' Sonday, the police and fire· men said were used ill' troops With a controversy, of ceurse, Pltclltarl• Forte oea~mu tvedt'lb, her bus~. ·~ ·,· men voted 4ti5-l58 to accept the of the 324B Division and who's in a bet~r spot to band aurvllltl two 111!111: 11 the fiiaeral,, · · ··:~~n settlement worked out by_ the The twin strikes in the zone start one than !tobonson, the The Dodgen' prim~ , Harold Rhodes p.m. todq. 1. . ,; . . ,ti/M.I. .., 8 ' Labor • Management • Ctlozens were in support ol u.s. Molrines same guy who h.as been m the dlent, ol courle, ~ ilbac* ''" 1 , ~)·.: Commltet edl fighting along the southera middle of an thlnter-lesgue ~!~bin!._ andped nouwp theth~~ allll Mrs. . ·.: .,:1. ,, 'II< ~1'r'1·-'''· Council approved an lmm • fringes of 111e South Viet Nam argument Iince e season ..... e ,.. ap ot RICine. I*' '" ~' ate $32& annual rates. . a guaran- border In a cont)nulng effort to began. Natlllllal League Utle ID ..._ .. __ ·- four UJ, •t t 19 yean owner aurn . . - .. -· 1 •·r- • ·• ·'~ ';; ~n. ~·~r ' l teed 5 per cent h·~ nex year cut the now of Hanoi troopo It is RobiniOII'S belief that p~s • 11141 .I brolhar, Mn. • ·r ;. ' '- l .. and a $75 annual tncreas~ In and supplies into South Vlet the Dodger• will be lbe easiest 0 Malley IIICI Manacer o1 Red Ntlb, W. Sb'll·.~,v,~P.nk 'l·' . ~•;·,il.:;t',-.~. clolhlne allowance for unoform- Nam. club lor the ortolea to Uck in Alston may both be Mrs. llcla!l'lee Rhodes, J• "'"\.;J-4 _ ._.. . ed employes. the World Seriet .because Walt themselves what would Rltodel IIIII Mn. BODY FOUND Alston's gang doean't have the been like had Sandy outu .u' of a11 :....--:-... LtmiEIUN INDUCI'ED CLEVELAND (UP!) ·:.. '!be seck of either tlle Piratel 9r and Don Drysdale llltecl to ToU., 'or ~r;J SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (UP!) body of a newborn child waa the Giants. u Utey h.ad threatened are 12 -Dr. ohn W. Rilllnr was In· found Sunday In the Bedford •Robinson ftlt the Pirates and sfli'IDJ. and 10 (lrtAt IIOnlll··· dueled u president of the Luth- Reservatton, suburban Walten Giani!! had b lnuch· power to Alston, brave eran Church of America'• Ohio ~Ills. The Cuyahoga County be oontalned by Balttmore'a prepared IAIIO It alone Synod In ser-.lces Sunday at coroner was expected lA> rule on ·pitching bUt .. he beueVes the Itt hacl no other-cholee. Wittenberg University'• Weav· the cause of the chltd'a death. Oriole& 'huo'leil· ean co~ with · 1 dlsUnctly rememblr w Chapel. Metropotitln Park Pollee were lbe Dodgen. .. · aaytng ill F)orlda lhst IMI illvestteallng. c.. •td 11e Correct two leo1dlil YOllll8 ~~~~e~ , . _ fir O.K. 'J'IMa ..., for That's an Intriguing Uteory who mtsht take _up ~~ ,_ •••, .. - flldftJ ....... TO MEET EARLY and Roblnsoa eeutd be absolute- 1lack. He ,named tJOn . Sutli:ortl The American Legion Drew ty cerrect aboUt 11. · and BW ~. ll ' ltom~_:'M-..:l...,...:. Webster Post No. :19 will held The Dodget!l don't ~UCllli' IN , lood MOMT IS Til tiiiTIOII Its rtgular meeting today an break many lf!lldOws wlllt their ·~~~~m ~:~ .-.o~il"'t hour early (7 p.m.) so thole bat.& atlhGUgh lifhen the IIIOI!eY ih • wbo wish inay eli«ld the Fair- 11 on lbe lin~" lht'l ~ IIM!fll State-Marietta Jl'reshtilan manage. Witn. the teltM ~ football game. Ralph Gllmol'! Philadelphia Sdiiday. trlft prej)lrt ~yster atew aflet' An lnterestirtf~ .•~ ~~ ....,,,, .._lilr·•IIM ·DOib~\ t1te - -. .lbt Dodiers 11 ;tl}lflbe7, ,. ' ~ , t- 1 65MustanR 6 I Pomeroy. secretary; . Cha~les HYor. TtLINTIIIB.'it Ill' Leo Lodeaur. 21 . Mmersvtlle, IIIIGII . ,IIUIIIN 61\El tire mold mspector, and Bren. da . Gay Toney. 17, Pomeroy, ~T=io."::,;:• typos! Leaders 2 Door H1rdtop, 6 cyf., autom•tJc trJns. Radio & Ha1ter, Vlhitewall tlrts �' - ' ~ " I \ I ' \ \ ' J • t )$ ' ', I~ ~J.'' .,. '' •7 '~ ' 1; (UPil -For· cloief ol staft, Uen. Nath••• F. lii· ....1 Tw' 1 'd 'on a oo•>k 10 ng, ••• !'!"I Air Force Chief ol ~tall . ,tun~ E. Le~a~ llldoy den- published last week 1001 wh•le '. -~~~~~ U.S. Vtet Nan• stratf!gy thr Jonnson edmimstrat•m wa• -., tllo "ultimate in military "bolder" in Viet Na_m ~au ;he ltll(odlieu" and called •or Ken n • d Y admmostraUoo. 11 ., . .tiP bombins ol the "~ontinues to opera•• onder self-imposed restricllona anJ tactic&,_ the war from seems to be gelling mored down e.scalalmg onto a larg•r conflict . 'bOn 1s the ultimate in militar m ~an:manla~arm:~ ...~tro bliudness . if we can't wl~ on • oan. ,, · lth bl ·k LeMay said, the popul:r : veout ~n·~:~t~i ~ 11 rosi~ t~e philosophy that. we canlit Y Ita t u~on s 8 ng e cautooua lnd timid mJ ary rs Pace. 7 south Flori·da Spared I "'!be only way to won a war I Ia lA> escalate ot ont woy ur I another ahove what the ene•oy can take." the relire<• ~enrra< 1 sloid in a copyright article fer u.s. News & World ftl>por' . . 1\1 to tht "outside risk" that MIAMI <UP]) -R•buildinR the nortt'iern Bahamas ISland.! speed gradually and to mt•••so ly escalation would bring Ca'!lmu· killer Hurricane Inez spared of Great Abaco and Grar•d ots center winds to liM• m.p• •. nisi China into lbe war LeMay populous south Florida tnday. I Bahama, the weather bureau ,t.lthough II appeal o:d lnP.' declarea that South K"''< • and turning Into the Baham•' ordered gale warnlngs lowered would miss the m•lnland, ot Natonalisl China - w•.e IJ S Islands where 8 hurricane along the southeast Floroda jsenl ltlgh ~eas crashin~ a~alnst air naval and lo~islica> sup pori spawned tornado kolled one coast. the coastlone and the weathe: -"should providr mo-• u.an persoo and injured four otht:ro. A 8 8 m EDT advisor'' bureau w_arned sm•ll. cr.ft enoug~ tore. to br•o~ "'· Thr tornado spun acroso a centered l~e~ ahout 100 moles from Floroda to the Vorglnla unstabl• Red China ro ner portion of Nassau. the Bane. easl·southeast of Miami near Capes to remain '" >'<'.cled knees •· mas capital on New Provldenoe laUtude 25 2 north longitude w~.tero. . LeMay. who rfl.red m Island with winds exceed•ng 78 7 west. This wa~ about 100 Gales _and heavy rams are February t91l5 wtth •·•u• '"' s 100 miles an hour. wr•cki .t~ miles duo south of Grand expected on the Bahama• from and glowing ll'tbu•• I om several hou•es A 13-mouth-oll Bah . hi nd ed tn Andrus Island north and President Jonn"'n 1a• • on~ child ·~•ostt.d when !he root ol 1 amaho , rocls Y ed owbl wu's northeastward lllday ' the ear. ·. •- ripped away in Ire uxury · ,.., · argued thai the Umted State• his home . .1 te k' an tat'a g . 1Y mornmg adVISOf'l sta-. 8 is doing "too little too late" shroeking winds ahoul three mosso e trac mg oon. "Hurricane ~orce ~onds wlll will alrpower 1n the v:. N•m miles ;outh ot !he c1ty Movlnr Northeast likely occur m porloon• of the wet. Th• twoster an offshoo• of At dawn, the hurricane was Berry Islands tht; morning and But his cnticosm today w.s the hurricane. ripped up oig moving on a norllhtorlbeast !he Abaco area this afternoon alll!>nl som• of tilt har<: .. trees b) their roots and nOO<Ject patll at a slow seven mil•• an and _early tonight. . soonded by military men whO high~ays hamperins rescur of hour. ."T1des of four to eight feet hiVf o~nly attac~Pd •hoitht inJured. As tnP? poin•ed rorecaslm said they expert. are expected where · hurricane Johnson adminlstratoon's strate- 80 mile an hour winds tow.rd ed Inez to Increase forward force winds occur." I I I I 'l gy. - .. ·----- . - ' : ' ' . " - -- - - - - SovJ'ets Admi't Role •'n EscalatJ'on of War II 28 o·Ie on _t, I' ' f Uee, . :'Cards ··Packers Cowboys Roll on With· NFL Triumphs. . u' ' Tf~ublesorge Pi:9h.l~ms draperie~' at. . . hw·Ith.I.AASS, Reds FlDlS • seventhspot EndU.pID = · • ':ell / 'daY,.;·( · D' les Mat'}'Ing L'ISts • C0ding Z•p 0ppor nity ter 6 p.m. today. w Va. Kathy J Rt 't Pedro; Mrs H. Harn Fairborn: Mrs. Thorburn . Detty, Oak Hill ; Mrs. Rollin K. Hawk Chester. Blrtbs Mrs. Russell E: Kennedy, Jackson soh 4:311 am. da : , Mrs. Larry J. Hudson P:meroy daughter 7·06 "a m' Saturda '. Mrs He~be~ Ha. ' Moore YFairbo;,. son S1 rd . M Ctyd 12 J Ohi0 Roads -bit '1; &· T h J • FordHInts • Battery car CJose to productiOD • L"IDe ° 1 D0 d'Ute ..'-' .. . '0 cOlnr . ag on L as t Dav 'J . io ·. bolilea like county bilardl o1 Pleasant, died Salunlq '/dlht I!Jpet'VlSOrt or .chool board&. bt Unlvmlly' IIOI!pl'-1.' Cotffin. Nilw the high court hu two bus, !oUolllrif a 'tlirelwld Ill• MOSCOW rUPil - Russia has tern assumptions -that the I U.S air raids on Haiphong caaes which could create IB big neu. She WBJ • ··-:ill ,•dmltt•d for the first limethat'Sovi•t techmcians and rocketlharhor. . a revolution at~ lower l•vel~ the HopeweH B¥pttti ' cliUfCit:· Sov!PI army rocket sprctalists specialists were training Viet· • The Red Star arllcle conof slate government aa the llltlf Mrs. lolcGuflln ·wai · bdn( ·ID I have been sent to Hanoi to oamese missile crews and thatfcerned only !he _experiences of ruling clld In reapportioning the Jackson countY, ·w. va:, ' on Jra>n North Vietnamese m1Ssile these advisers have come under 1one learn of eoght or more lui leglslaturel. Alii 29 181'1 'l!adgh&!t b! tiff 0 crews. American fire . Soviet offkers at 0111 SAM ilte j By Unlted Pre•? lutcrnat : " ... Reapporli09"'ent Ia on late' Pe;., ~ cynllila ciU\tor tU Ao arttcle In the m!Utary The Soviets, while admitting m North Voet Nam. It s31d the , . A rash of peilestrlan. fa~li· the mar~· at the'nea•level " : Graham -., . · · . : newspapor Ro:d Star abo ishtpments of •·considerable" team returned 10 Russoa Ires and at least <>ne lrople· ~as well as at lhe State Houae She 1~ mrvtved 'ij ' thrtll Resldenl!! In !he Mlddlepo~· arknowledged !hat at least one , military aid to Hanoi. had "recently" alter spending_ "a \ tal crash pushed th• traffoc level. but there ll.,a andchildrell Mrs. ·Rutii"C!IIT Pomeroy area will be offer d tum ot Somt advisers narrow llfver before reported pubhcly certa1n lime" at an unspecofied death toll In Ohoo te one of_ the for an . a~rtlaltve ~ Middleport· Mn 'VIf81111A an opportunity to zip code therr ly escaped death or inJury on the presence of, SoVIet bas• ' highest levels for a non-holiday t~ilan" "Ch:;~r r:~n 2·~ · and guidance from this court, . L · of Nd 'Holly• malhng 1"1' durong Ortoberd durmg an American bombing <oldiers tll.r•. The Sovie~ press ll was presumed that olher weekend lhos year. S t ' rd . M· K' · th said one litigant who ~18 to =~ anit Jdf OOw1lty PMtmaslers Paul Cas<!l an 'ald. ' has m the pa•t ho"'ever Sov•et soldi•rs are training Between 6 P on. Fnday and m. a u ay, rs. enne reform the Kent County Board w ' ., , . 11 ., , TtiiH 134 PortsSmtoqlb M Of F.duc•~"n In Mlclll&an Jam., Soulsby annou!l<'ed I<> But. the newspaper •aod Iearned reports ~~ Rul§la~ 1 Vi•tnamese crews at other modnlght Sunday at lea~l, 28 BosUc ~~ortl M!~. C!.1._, ""l , , 1· 7· 11 p.m. 1 url!ay· rs. · · · ' d' d Oh'o'• roads son r.':"' • sumY IIi a .. ,.....u .. ,~ •·-...,,-·.•J, day. S lh So 1 • . . unday, • voet team sh1ps coonong under fore dunng sotes too. persons oe on ' ' A slmtlat case relalt!8 to Letter carriers wtll deliver watrhed tlletr Vietnamese pu· l . ~- --. -One drowning was at.. report. Leroy Dalley, 738\; S!ci)nd . .I steHOII are Mre. NQI• ....rgee ...... ""rd' t0 pils brm1 down an American 1 ' •• -1 "'ark "No Postase Need"' ed pushmg the overall fallll Ave ., son, 10·21 · p.m. SaturdaY·• Board of Supervosors th 1P · 1 1191 of no r •' N'" • f:•"' " r.bs ; each ol the city's rural anrt otane with one ot tile surtare. 1 Urn On f e UICe co~nt ~ 29 The r.cord traffiC Mrs. Holley Edward Tolliver, County N.Y., ; .;,gos a Helen Blagg_ and. MIA :PJo~ re~ldenllal deli.ery stops begm to-air missil.. 'SAMSI !hal l roll this year for a non-holiday Rl. 3 Wellston, son, JUS p.m., body for th~ a lftdtral . both of Washlllctnn. 1 nins Oetober tO. ll1e Postmasl Nussta has sent in increasms weekend is 34 set last weekerd. Sunday. has been e 0., llarrJ McGulfl• ef 1 1 .... said. The cards will have ' oumbers to bolster North Viet 1 Of those kliled this weekend Dlocbrae• court to adopt ~ttol'l·~ ,Tbtrt .... ,' $Wl!ll blanks for addresses used most ' ~am 's anti·aorcralt defenses. I \ •ve w•r• pedestrians tnci'"'· James F. Conner, Mrs. equalizlnr the rtpr o great and ID h' h 1·nd· ld 1 " • • · ~ · rt w the county'• 10 towna • f .~. but or w oc •• ua_' The Red Star artocle con· ing a 3·year-old girl run ovor H. ~mger, fto!>e , . · to , to liCit know the proper liP lirmed two long-standin& Wes· I by her father's car Salurda~ Je!soe Horton, ~·- ' submit &heN. newa ........ .....,I<'' ;ite\>\rlcls eoclel. .. -· ---- , night. 1. Laudem!lll, Mn. ·!Jbartea · R. voters 011 ov. · ID the In ~ral erea! and crtoes Wlth _ ,,. . . __ _.; • DEARBORN, Mich., (UPn·- Ford Motor Co. today . The single triple fatalitY oc. Neal,, 'Mrs. Da!TeD ~rll, ~=:~:ed~::" Crow • liullell tltlme. · lilt zop code assosned,_ only MANIL.\ \UPU- Philippine \unveiled an tnexyensive high-energy battery to electro- 'currlld Friday night wher a car harlu W. ~albo~ Brita . K. A • 1164 deell lluroal wJB be In LOlli ,; ;lltk on. out:ot'·I/J~n ca~ 1wol\ d~ Preskleat Ferdlaand E. Mar- cally power smal cars for city driving. But Ford gave with tliree young Man~fleld res- Van Meter, ~e ' Rev marl lrom tht!t ~ dlapm:.011 cemetery. J'l1endi111JY ·cll!l•~ -· .. ~~hvored. snco a oca • . · ... salt! 1oc11 y tbe propooed ,no timetable on when electric cars would be available ex· !dents in 11 was hit by a freight Wall,- Pat A. Walllon, Mn. represe~ t ol tale lbli tuneral hoJN a~,t~rJi ·p.. m., ..,.,. woll ~ve th• same sovoHIUou ••mmlt ooafer- ~cept to say it might be "within th!!\,next decade. '' The train at a railroad crossing. eph PI!. Webster, Lonnie reappor ~n~~ ' ·Iowa today, ·, • :.Ide. '"l~la 11 1 good lime 10 1 ence on VIet Nam boa been breakthrough battery which promises to relieve air pol· There were at 1east ''f(lur dou· Workman. Mr•. Qrpha lallll'tll Two c'QII, · ·'0 ·>" !-' tho ZIP oodes !hal m m•~' posiJIOned for alteast 1, days lotion caused by exhaust from conventional gasoline-pow· ble-latals and no accidents m. Mrs! Jenninls. W. ues . t ~;,!.:, '.' .' ina f:Om y~r lists.:• they ••It ne meedag ia Manila ered cars, is based on new principle. It is made of cry· volvlng ~otorcyclists were re- A. Cooper, !Gao!J J. aUgnmenl ol U.S. fl' IA'WI! Thos ~hrostmas, zop cod• w;ll , Prealdeat JobaiiOnand sb oth- stalline ceramic, sodium and rted Mrs. Letha Riley < Jltmea dlllrlcl! are In ' .•.0111 , .. ' "' "'·" ,.-1 . ' be as ~portanl as shoppm& , er cblefs 01 , 18 ~ 1 Involved i• surp~ur, three. rheap and mo_tors with equivalent power poThe ·dead Included Michael Sheppard, George M. ~neidgr&ss, M~lce and Indiana • '·'m '~' ' · and maohn& e~rly for the effi· Ia· the war orl !nell was 1<1 plentiful matenals. ratmg Sten el 66 of rural Washln•. E. B. White, Mn. E. B. While, OAaware, In I suit atnP t \'• cient on don-time delivery of 1 ~t 11 1 Y Ford did not show how bl~ Ference said Ford sludoes to gc ' t ' d ed hit• n."b Mrs Charles W Williams and dll'ectlJ In the Supreme , • ~ .. , ·• • lhe nib k' I h or~. . . . n ouny, rown w • ,. . . II kl thl the .... •' . reco · rea m1 ava anc e 1the battery would be, how fast ondocated a whole new approach In In the Muskln um Rlv!r Infant daughter .. Mn. Earl E. U OJ a , , PT; pLEASAN'f·'·..i. · WdJatt· !It mad expected 10 1be pre· -""'"""' : o • - - it could propel a car or how far to vehicle engineering 11 needed 8 M . tta g ' N!al and infant son Mrs · Nor- college -wtem of eii!Ctlnl 1 E ' ~lm M i'etll'till. . .• 8of .. - ~elivery weeko, It was stated. ISSUE 3. UCENSES the car could go between to develop a car for -use with near aroe · man w. Millirons ~ pmldenl lie declared dnconatt. ··' . Three. marroage licenses were battery charges. the electrical system ED COSTS . .. daughter, Mrs. David R. · tuUonal. Under the. syllenl, lltd -:.,"f·t of ·loullllldepW,.i Knute Rockne 's football lossued 'n. Meigs Probate court But Micheel Ference _Jr., vice He said Ford of England. is Ma~Scott~' , Moddleport, and Infant daughter, Mrs: of a stale's electoral voltS ~el 11 a- ~uml learn&, while he was at Notre Salu~a~ Llty~ Lerov dSa;re· presodent for scoentifJc re· now engineering a low-cost coty was fi;led $5 and costs 10 Porn- J. Dunlop and Infant casl for the nomtneepopulwhd bill ltolpltal•. , . . ,, ',,,,.. ' ~me, posted 1 record of 105 22 • acne .. 8 rer. an au- search said the battery could car, smaller than lllday'a U.S. r's court Saturda Mrs John J Gorrell and l majority of the ar He wu bOrn ·at IGUIIItfldt 01·· vlelariu, tllosltl ond five Ues. Ia ~ulse G~b":, r;:c~e: e~b store up to 15 time• as much compact models to carry two :'!n~a~~ a charge '01 reckles; son,' Mrs. James N. Virginia's law barrina and March '!4,-IJ07; IOD cf ~!II · · - --- - ·. -- · --- ert ayne mo · om r y. electrocal energy as !he conven. adult passengers, and two and infant clan•hter. ages between Negroes Downs Lewll of a.n41LIMII 'W. • and Barbara Joan Horak. 19, tional lead-acid batteries ot children. opera11on. "!"' Whites probably heads 1M list V and thlltltt~lfi ~I: · LewR Another former All >um· - --- - .. ~N,W.V t.: Lowest Mrs, M';.l"uf''.fin , ..· l, as the Packers woM t!oeir down passes of 2G yards to letl added 12 more, taking a 19· straight game. Don Gene Foster, 44 yards to Lance yard pass from Babe Parilll l lent his fool to the Atworth, 65-yard heave to and booting a 17-yard field goal Bay victory by booting Foster and a 311-yard strike to and two conversions. three field goals. flee! Willie Frazier. Namalh p~vented an upset 1"''"111/l Don Meredith connected for Buffalo relted on its ~wesome as he tossed scoring strikes of , two touchdewn passes ano defense to contain higli scoring Jt) yards to Matt SneU and 12 l~..-'""";l linebacker Chuck Howley Kansas City and ruin the yards to Pete Lammons before scored on a 97-yard run with a ·chiefs' home opener before Jim Turner knotted the score recovered fumble to lead the 43;885 the largest crowd ever to with a 17-yard field goal with Cowboys to their third consecu- see a sportiolg event in Kansas 32 seconds remaining. live triumph. City. Denver won its first game of AT RUTLAND In AFL acUoM, Steve Tens!, a The Boston Patriots ~uilt a the year as Gary Kroner kicked 1"I'm glad you forgot 1o The Gallipolis Junior Wrjl IHool-5, 22tklunder who spent 24-17 lead as halfback \Larry a 46-yard field goal, his fourth ur camera along dolt. school football team will plaJ' '' most of hla rookie season last Garron plunged for tw& and of the day, with 27 seconds yo . ' -·LI)~alzy;~Se~Dt~lne~I,~P;o;mie~ro~y~-Mif'~d~dl~epo~rt2,..;o~.:. .·~O~ct:_._:s~,~~= l?;~toLM;arv~F~Ieml;n~g~a~n~d~o;o~a at Rutland this afternoon. Thll ·: scoring toss to Carroll year assigned to the San Diego six-yard toucbdoWRs and 1965 remaining to give tile Broncos bale lA> have this recorded yoong Blue Devils are Z.O. '" 'I taxi squad, took over for JohH scormg champioa Gino Cappel· an upset victory over Houston. posterity " .'' Oblo €oUege Football Scorea Hadl with the Charger~ trail· I -United Press lnternatloaal ing at halftime alld broke a ~l 38 Ohio State 22 close game wide opeM, hurl· Cmconnato 28 Woc!'Jia 6 tng four touchdown strikes as I 0 IBo·wllnt!I'Gtreen 13 Dayton 0 the undefeated Chargen ripped :~ Xavier Quantico 3 winless Miami 44-10. PHILADELPIDA ~ <UP!) - San Francisco's 7·3, ll-imllng game triumph over the Phils iJ962. • ' " '· · Univ. )2 Kl!llt State 10 In other Americao Football Sandy Koufax said his arm[vtctory over Pittsburgh and the boosted h1s record to 27·9 ~d Konfax, who got a ~,,, ' CINCINNATI (UPJ) - The Rose, fiRlshed eighth In the~~~~ ~= 26 Western Mich. 7 League acUon, Buffalo stopped didn 't hurt Sunday. Los Angeles Dodgers' 4-3 loss gave the Dodgers theor thord pague bath from Wes Covmgtol ,, CillclnnaU ~~ did not knew tiOna! League with a .313. . 23 Marshall 7 Kansas City 29-14, New York That meant he only felt the to Philadelphia m the first pennant In the past four as he entered the dress room ~ for llll'e whether their season was the only Red batter in Lincoln <Mo.) 12 Youngstown 7 salvaged a 24-24 tie with Boston dull acbe thai accompanies game of the doubleheader seasons. and was mobbed by the fans u elllled Sunday with 1 4-2 loss ttp 10. Rose was the Central St. 28 Findlay 1 and Denver tripped Houston 40- every pitch he throws willi his Sunday kept the Giant flicker-, Remember, the Dodgers used he ~alked ofl _lhe field, said, HJ ·.·: to the Atlanta Braves or not 110 bitter for the Reds last Tampa (Fla.) 20 Akron l2 amazing, arthritic left arm that ing pennant hopes alive. 1 to be the team noted for didn I really tore, my ann was.. they played II safe and stuck with a :312. W1Uenberg 49 Susquehanna 0 Charger Coach Sid Gilman, is permanently bent out of A Dodger loss in the serond l blowing the pennant on the last holding upa nd It wasn't burtlnf " arGt1J11L Former teammate Joey Waynesburg 30 Ohio Northern 7 with his team down 10-6 at the shape game would have meant the day of tlle season. at all." · ':" Had the Loa Angeles Dodgers teamed up with rookie Def1ance '!/ GeorgetoWR (Ky.) 6 half, puUed his star quarter· But it was nothing like the Giants would have gone to I Ironically, It'll be 15 years Bombed for three runs ill thf lost &mday's second game 11 a bander Ron Reed, wbo BatdwiA-Wallace 41 Capital 7 back in favor of Tensi. The tall ache felt by the San Francisco Cinconnati Monday fo r ai Monday to !he day-Oct. 3~ 19~1 1 ninth inning, Koufa>: explaine( '" doubje beatler to the Phlladel· wllb Richmolld 1n the Denison. 48 !Dram 0 oalive of Cincinnati struck G1anls, who bad the door makeup game and a victory -when Bobby Thomson h1t hos he was trying 10 get by with hll ... phla PhUIIes, the San Francisco Ilona! League this year, to Otter~on 24 Keoy~ 8 . the Chargers slammed on their pennant there would have l'aused a historic homer to steal a fast ball but bad to resort GIJnts woultl have had It lace the Braves 11 a 4-2 win Muskon!!'lm 34 Marietta 0 a field goal. Ten- hopes by Koufax-M!o os playoff. pennant from the Dodgers for . . · the ~ today In a make-up the Reds. , MI. Un~on 20 Wooster 7 . si then began bombing the Mi- unbeatable most of the lime I But Koufax ended everyting the Giants. The Dodgers also hos breaking stuff to end 11Ht ' game o1 1 previously rained· Jay, who took over in the Caroegoe Tech 14 Oberlin 7 ami secondary, hilling on touch· but particularly In the olutch. willi a 6-3, seven-hit secoord lost on the last day In 1950 and game. ·· coDieat. . erth frame, contributed a 17 Western Reserve 4 13 Wasft Jeff 0 So after dropping the d~iOI run dtuble during a 2 to 1111. Braves here $1nclay, splurge in the eighth Inning. ~~~~~\12 ~ tlthe ~s U~ned to the Sammy Ellis, who was Dodler•PhillieB second game for all four Brave Runs, over 1 radio ID their clubhouse. fered his 19th loss against SIEVERS FIRED . Manager Pave Bristol was victories. CINCINNATI sfl. He had already named .itm The Redo runs came ill Mai<I!I"Y. to pitch II the game ninth inning wher they ~~:~~~:=~~· with the Giants, who finished in wlcbed l double by Vada' !le!lOnd place In the National son between singles by Lee ~. was no:cessary. and Johnny Edwards. SUDday'l lOIS to the B1'8ves In a Saturday doublelleadler 1'00;:~~ w.t jhe Rtdl l8 games back tf with llie Braves, the Reds ll!j! pellll801 winning Dodgera. They won the opener 11·5 Tile Recll flnllhed the year with Milt Pappas (12-11) before •a 7.._., ~k - four garnet un- In& IHI In the nlghtcap on dar ·\1110· Jones' 23rd homer or the Ill fiDal batting stallsdcs, the that touched off a three-run ~· ieoollll baseman, Pete !fining. al!4.-a~e,nd ,n,ttme· IIIIJ'+M·,, ' ' ' OJariestoo Roctell eapf Halil~ 011 .siX Mon~ lief, errors to captiiU >a "-, Conllllental FootbalL l.eagtli ~ · bere Sullday. .. 1 The triumph, before an esif:. mated 5,0110 fans, gave I h Rockel!! a firm hold on secow.,,, place in the Western Divisl01 ; of the CFL with a 5-2 record w~onlreal missed a chance ll tie the Rock~ts for second llllii ... slipped 19 a 3-4 record. ,. . MCMANii ..;~·, , ... ' ,.., ' IIGD-ft'AR-·., IY FREu , to a '1·10 triumph 142 yards lor a 47.3 average UPI &perU Wrll!l' adelphia for Its foul'lh atr&Jightland gave th• CardiRals' oUense · Johnny Rolud DIIY be better victory. lhe spark It needed lA> complete •t punuln1 a football !ban Ia other Naliomtl the rout of Ute Eagles. carrying 'oae, but he'U . Dever League action, Green Safetym311 Larry Wilso• conaet I chi!ICI to prove It with defeated Detroit, 23-14: tributed to. the Cardinals' a~ the St. Loull Cardlnala. crushed Atlanta, f7-l4; lack by raCJI]g 91 yards wotb Doubling u I rUJIJIInc back land downed New -York, Intercepted /pass to score the •nd • punt and kickoff relurl Washington topped game's final touchdown and 'PI'Ciallst, he raced 88 yards :U • 10; and Chicago safely Jerry Stovall also scored with a punt to score and turned Minnesota 13-10 on as 18 • yard run with an iD two more punt reluntJ.of 21 Roland's lhrllung punt illterception. and 35 yards to lead St. Louis turns set a new NFL record Quarterback Bart Starr con· nected on a 53-yard scorJDg WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ The Suprent•·· l;i.OUrt ·0 f!lll ita 1966-67 term today f~ced with pleas to extend Ill· one n one votf" !loctrlne to theJ!OIItlcal .gr_,. rpots. • 1 m~ 'The high coUrt IS liSO beset witb •troub~onnrq~tl! tlons on uclal matters,- church-state tei•ttolllilliaYeild I·~ ping, ob4eenrty ~lid )UV~nlle courts. : : · , , · · ' When the mne l\lstices emerg,.trom behlJI4l·.the red velvet lP a.m., EDT .the .-high ber.ch, a term of Rich~.!. · ~ ·· ~..~1 • · ;..nstrucmoment will "'"' ,,.,, '"' Uon workt~ , e~·Pf1!11ndlan. session will be part NI!IJ'O wile ' re ttiallenliJt• to a b\ief ""remony. the law, whlclr WBI upheld admission of at!Qrneys "'· earlier lhli year _IIY_tilfo,Yirg~~tla Ute bar The rourt i(l'!nds Supreme Coui'I _~.A~~,l'!· 'l'lte rest of the week ~~ private AJnerocari -~i!i1l woera~ Onion conler•nce on lbe ••a.es lhst represents o;e.- C&qole. , : han arrived IinCe Ill! June~ The PrJnc;~ ·ji!¥W&III ColllltJ adjourname11t. 'l'lte d01.>ket has CVa ) ca~, ·t~~tell, flaq~,llt th' rea~loPd an. ~ak lor celelitaletl ,,1154 school the start of a term-abOut 1.41!0 deseiJ'I!8alll!ll. dtF!I~"'! Is back rues. . t.d again. I l~. lh~ LoDI iJII £&pet s¢oool s " lrlballon o On Oct. 10 !"• justices wUI IUIIICIII grd .lor ~· a 101111 llat of c&Jiel! attendance a.t .priVate whitt accepted for review and schools befort··eautll . had i ::h longer lla.l ol c~ chance to rula. 01) .11te 'mallet. -~-• Then th j..,..... ey will · ,. hearing some of lhoae.~eld !rom last terQ~, One lathe jury (.."' tamperlni conviction of , .• ' • "' ., · Iter President James R. C':.. . , Numerool lower c 0 u r ,:,etUI' ,.' _ .... 1 . throughout the l' been wrestllni PT.' PLEA!AN'l' :... \111! ' Jimt. of the "one man, one abeth McOuf!ln; ·11; 53'0 '!Autel deelslon of Jome IS, ltltlf,. to St., Mlddlepot't, ~erl)l dl 'Jii: ' JJ '' I 6,~'s1'efmB~\: : PT. PLEASANT services for Mrs. Ina D. Wei Y and 75 ol 50 Burdett• ~ddt· · Admlll8lono fion,' PI: Pleasant, who died pavid Mehi 31111 Fourth s turday in the Pleasant Vol· Ave.; Mrs Kenneth P Bostic, le~ Hospital. will be held Tut<· 134 Portsmouth Rd.: VlrgU da at 1.30 p.m. at th• oak Trotter 121 Third Ave; AugusGiove EUB Church, Mason tine Focanh. 21~ Jac~son Pike· County with the Rev .Jack Mrs. Leroy ~Uey, i38l> s;t. and Rev. Harry Elder ond AVe.; Mts. Ad, l!orden, officlatong Bunat will be ml Kerr; MBmn q. Denney,- Rt• lbe Oak Grove cemetery. VInton; Ricky· L. Shriver. She was born Sept. 14. 1891. Rt l Bidwell; Othello at Handley, the daughter ot the , Rt. I Gallipolis: Mr. late Dame! and Laura L. Fra· i A. Roush. Rt. 1 Gallipolis; zier Irwin. Her husband, w berly Jo Neville. Rt. 2 Pt. Plea H Weogand died in 1942. Al•o lsant; Robert W Van Meier, preceding her In death were Clifton. Mrs. James I. two daughters, Laura and Oel· PI Plea•anl; Georae R Kapp, phlne. She was a member of West Columbia: Mrs Laura E. the Oak Grove EUB church. Vickers, Pt Pleasant: Mrs survivors Include five sons, rty Joe Coleman, New , Haven: Howard, RFD 2,' Letart, W Mrs. Anna M. HOffman, Cllf· Va.; John, Cottagevolle; Daniel ton: Mrs. P. Wllllaor• Jonea, Huntington: Kenneth, Chester, West Columbia; Mrs F. Pa., and William Henry, Pt. nls Weaver. Mason: Mrs. Pleasant; three daughters. Mrs. zel Smith Rt. 3 Pomeroy: Genevieve Noms, Hamilton; Ricky Powell· Racine· Mas Leona Boyer Columbus. and Eichinger Po~roy· Mrs •· · Mn. Mrs. Thelma ' Buckalew Sayre, ard C. Birchfield. Rutland: Pt. Pleasant: II gra!'dchlldren. Clyde J Gillilan, Chester; three great grandchildren, one Mrs. Verne E Bollnaer. brother, Daniel Irwin, Chelyan, roy; Wesley Canter, itt 2 W. Va., and two sisters, Mrs. son; Ben R. Pfanculf. · Goldie Mayes, Cabin Creek, son; John Michael W. Va., and Mrs. Ruby l>av11, Ravenswood; Mrs. Louisville, Ky. Adkins, Proctorville; Irvin Friends may call at the Foale- South. Rt. z South Point; Mrs. song Funeral home anytime at- Richard L. Pullin, St. Albans, H•ggm~ ·', ~-, ' emay Wants AU-Out War::;.~:: ~~:~ews. l.o\~SHINGTOh k~ Funera~ :~ .~ ;:la~~cs Nor'lll. .' ' •; - - ·-·· ·-:-;--:....:....., __,; :F-.D.UY ~~tlilel; 'Jioperoy·!4144leJl9rt ,o.,- Od, ' .I·'(. " ,., , I ' c:' b Browns End. Losing Streak, TGp New·York Giants 28-7 3 R,..,, 1 "P: oi WliJlard Dies S '· ·w· a . 66Mustang .. ·p --: d' S:turday 'I 24 fll DAILY SENTINR "= ., t!i=::-.:~~~:f. Acrs lllday. ' Construction of the ftrst car Ference said Ford also ha1 Is now underway and will be developed a rugsed, low)cost completed nest spring, Ference electrtr car motor which said. ll will be shipped to the weighs only one-fourth as much United Slates for testing under :.. p p k ay age ~~~c~:~~~rban of raclalllsues befol'flthl court.. Today' S Sport Parade Rohb•'e LI'kes Dodgers for ldSeri'es' -ser'sRole or lAJ Mrs. Rhodes DiesSaturday w hla!l •tllnder. Sllndard ohlft rad o & htaftr, whlftwatl t•'r.t JAo ,...,. ,,,., .,.,_ ., ·= SGOxi. 2 Dr, Hlrdlup. I ,cylinder, 4 spttd trans. L!Qnow 6~ Ford Fairlane ·~•rd ' - ..... --::··..'!::,'" Tompnt 4 Dr. St1tlon ·•P,· · 64 Forti Gal&xie 500. 4 Dr.' acylinder, auto. lr1ns. Rldlo> 1nd hooltr, _.r o!Hf!ng. whlftwtO . ~~ W Atre. 4 Dr . 6 cyl. u.... Your~ AsbJand 63 Chevrolet Standord trans. Whlfo w1D and·dothes drying. 61 Falcon LP-Gas Bulk PLwt otra you a complete line of quality gas hE eting SjSI;ems and appliancee. They also provide expert inst.allation, 2 DP. 6 cyl. Sflllderd franL Rl'dlo ond htotor. 63 Rambler 150 ltrles 4 Dr, 6 cyll"' dtr, diQICiarcl Irena., r• dlo & h111tr, whltowoll Hrtl. 65 Pontiac G.T.O. ' ' - ' · 2 Dr. Hardtop, 4 IPiicllriM. 63" &rd Galaxie' . ,I ~ • • 65, i)odg•.Dart.· · Don·~ delay. ·' ., '· ' ,. ' ' \' I Has automatic tau1 [talmeewtN, lOOJo cui-off antolll&tic Pllfety ~&lid In g I I''IIIIi ""'~t4 r' chamber ' ' •' ,. .l ,Ripleyi, •!!Jfand; utes~evenly. Contact u.s today! ' Jl &aut e(yfiug Powedul 4-speed blower provides quiet Operation. .&!tribModEm in design with popular Empire FlOor fu aca This 70,000 BTU ,.,.. 'ty ioor furnace P- an flow ai. clean, healthful heat at low operai31g coat. Operata! quietly. Extra-heavy cmnbnstion d!ambm. Empire'•··~ unshtic aelf. ~ -ti& 'won.dlllriDI( power failwe. ; 'W' .. ,,• EmplreCirculatmgHeri¥6*'" zjjabt ' 2 Dr. '170 ltrtM, 6 ·cytr. ottr~ tt1ndard trent., rid~ 'i2'""...... Fq,rcl Galsoo • And, if :.sou wish, eonvllllieBt budget terms are available -only 10% down and up to 24 lllOIIths to pay. Asbland Metered Gas is easy on your pocketbook because you pay for the gas you use a/b!r you use it. And we keep a plentiful supply of fuel in your tank at all times, aut&matically. N<J matter how cold the weather, you'1l never run out. !00 4' Dr. I cyll..,, aufo. llllflc · tnno. Rtdlo ond hiator, !IO'JI(tr 11Mrl1111 • whitt Will HrtL ,, i ',• t t+tnd Metered Gas is ~ wi15ng ai'IIDil; in so P'PIIf ways. First, nothing bests gas fur clean, dependable, instant heat. But in addition, gas gives you DeW convenience and economy for ~ watex, cooking Hrtt. Deaths 3}1.,. •* '• Wqon, Autornollc trans. 6 cyflndtr ¥trln1 a :&e;Jh ..wr I cylinder, trans. 64Pontlac ;..:~~-- ~1 ' . '' with Ashland Metered Gas and Empire Appliances on the job"- 500. 2 Dr., GUERRILLA .., !I r...:::.,"""::." Relax in cozyei comfort this winter - 64 Ford Gal_axle V.Vll'lf· , Ends Dispute •'' llrH. •Mr. LewR 11 IUI'IIIId:·by>.tui wife, lite fonMt ~ .-1\oblll', and a actit, 11141• ••J~~~er, :. IMtl of ~.1 Mrs. Cbrlltlltl· Blwll :-.il.1 COURT lllday's best direct current application, Olhersu:!i... . rf;'\!!: •:::,::'~.':~,:•.;.::: Allan C Hill. divorre investlFerence said more develop, tbere, and tlip(-., ~+'lio'r: '!: ';!!:',.. ,_ """"' gator was today ordered by 3C ment work is oeedoo to e11able By MILTON RICHMAN revel In their reputallon PT PLEASANT - Mn. Aida 1011 LewiJ ot;Kaniwr" ~·J!"' ot ...... •HI•..• .,,..,.., Common Pleas Judge John C. the new battery to provide LOS ANGELES (UPI)-Here being such lousy hitters. Mae. Rhodes 78, fit. 1 Charlea Lelldl. MrL ~ ,.,....._ ..,............ Bacon to mvestlgate Ill• divor• better accelerallon alld make It the Dod ers neatly break their "How do you guya neure eoun~, Ohio, died Cbarles Lewll, Mta. ~ ~:-.!"~:~; a:'~~~ proceedings of Joanne Estep VI go further between charges. necks :ettlng inll> this llitng beat the Orioles?" ID l)octora llolplta~ Co- 'Ia l.eport,, all of~-• William Grant E~tep and Jan- TOLEDO (UPl) - City coonand Frank Robinson gret1s asked reliever Ron She llltl ber husband and Mn. Julia ' f'li'"l'll,..,:,oL ...W::., ':::'~~~:.:! ".::" ::: ice Ritchie vs Larry Ritchie. ell gave unanimous approval tothem with the opinion they'll rto.~ so long ago. , , operated a grocery Ill Ri' ~?· There It! •:~:.; ·. ~~::",.:!'.";..~~""':..... ~; day to a pay raise packa10 for probably be easier to beat than Oh, I suppose we II cine, and balllleen mldenll Services will be ~~ .I_( ·~ ,:.':.:i,~ .,;'."":; Next to Virjlinlo. police and firemen to o!lieially (Continued from page l any of . !he other Nallonal keep pecking a,~ay and win Oblo lor 17 yean. Tuesday ~a !J. ~ . "~"' moa.... was the chief ballleground end the dispute between the C .t b League contenders. we always do, he replied, Mrs. Rhodes WU bOm at r;o,,..., ·.......,;. ....,.. on omrnums ase camps, d ••·t• ... , mueh the w' " 011 .r0v 21 lM'1 ~ "":'mf· .•.,~~ ' 11 "~~.:: the Civil War, and 454 batUes and the two groups that . nt r te nd Now there's a perfectly nne An -~ s pre .., . •••• .. . ' ' Nlll'll't~ Nu!i -~ otll!ii took place within Ill bOrders. has gone en lor 75 days. :~~ab~;n are~u :bich a spok:s~ way te begin a World sertes. Dotllers' patented formula. ter of tha late~~lam IIICI and burliJ ,~:!' Sonday, the police and fire· men said were used ill' troops With a controversy, of ceurse, Pltclltarl• Forte oea~mu tvedt'lb, her bus~. ·~ ·,· men voted 4ti5-l58 to accept the of the 324B Division and who's in a bet~r spot to band aurvllltl two 111!111: 11 the fiiaeral,, · · ··:~~n settlement worked out by_ the The twin strikes in the zone start one than !tobonson, the The Dodgen' prim~ , Harold Rhodes p.m. todq. 1. . ,; . . ,ti/M.I. .., 8 ' Labor • Management • Ctlozens were in support ol u.s. Molrines same guy who h.as been m the dlent, ol courle, ~ ilbac* ''" 1 , ~)·.: Commltet edl fighting along the southera middle of an thlnter-lesgue ~!~bin!._ andped nouwp theth~~ allll Mrs. . ·.: .,:1. ,, 'II< ~1'r'1·-'''· Council approved an lmm • fringes of 111e South Viet Nam argument Iince e season ..... e ,.. ap ot RICine. I*' '" ~' ate $32& annual rates. . a guaran- border In a cont)nulng effort to began. Natlllllal League Utle ID ..._ .. __ ·- four UJ, •t t 19 yean owner aurn . . - .. -· 1 •·r- • ·• ·'~ ';; ~n. ~·~r ' l teed 5 per cent h·~ nex year cut the now of Hanoi troopo It is RobiniOII'S belief that p~s • 11141 .I brolhar, Mn. • ·r ;. ' '- l .. and a $75 annual tncreas~ In and supplies into South Vlet the Dodger• will be lbe easiest 0 Malley IIICI Manacer o1 Red Ntlb, W. Sb'll·.~,v,~P.nk 'l·' . ~•;·,il.:;t',-.~. clolhlne allowance for unoform- Nam. club lor the ortolea to Uck in Alston may both be Mrs. llcla!l'lee Rhodes, J• "'"\.;J-4 _ ._.. . ed employes. the World Seriet .because Walt themselves what would Rltodel IIIII Mn. BODY FOUND Alston's gang doean't have the been like had Sandy outu .u' of a11 :....--:-... LtmiEIUN INDUCI'ED CLEVELAND (UP!) ·:.. '!be seck of either tlle Piratel 9r and Don Drysdale llltecl to ToU., 'or ~r;J SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (UP!) body of a newborn child waa the Giants. u Utey h.ad threatened are 12 -Dr. ohn W. Rilllnr was In· found Sunday In the Bedford •Robinson ftlt the Pirates and sfli'IDJ. and 10 (lrtAt IIOnlll··· dueled u president of the Luth- Reservatton, suburban Walten Giani!! had b lnuch· power to Alston, brave eran Church of America'• Ohio ~Ills. The Cuyahoga County be oontalned by Balttmore'a prepared IAIIO It alone Synod In ser-.lces Sunday at coroner was expected lA> rule on ·pitching bUt .. he beueVes the Itt hacl no other-cholee. Wittenberg University'• Weav· the cause of the chltd'a death. Oriole& 'huo'leil· ean co~ with · 1 dlsUnctly rememblr w Chapel. Metropotitln Park Pollee were lbe Dodgen. .. · aaytng ill F)orlda lhst IMI illvestteallng. c.. •td 11e Correct two leo1dlil YOllll8 ~~~~e~ , . _ fir O.K. 'J'IMa ..., for That's an Intriguing Uteory who mtsht take _up ~~ ,_ •••, .. - flldftJ ....... TO MEET EARLY and Roblnsoa eeutd be absolute- 1lack. He ,named tJOn . Sutli:ortl The American Legion Drew ty cerrect aboUt 11. · and BW ~. ll ' ltom~_:'M-..:l...,...:. Webster Post No. :19 will held The Dodget!l don't ~UCllli' IN , lood MOMT IS Til tiiiTIOII Its rtgular meeting today an break many lf!lldOws wlllt their ·~~~~m ~:~ .-.o~il"'t hour early (7 p.m.) so thole bat.& atlhGUgh lifhen the IIIOI!eY ih • wbo wish inay eli«ld the Fair- 11 on lbe lin~" lht'l ~ IIM!fll State-Marietta Jl'reshtilan manage. Witn. the teltM ~ football game. Ralph Gllmol'! Philadelphia Sdiiday. trlft prej)lrt ~yster atew aflet' An lnterestirtf~ .•~ ~~ ....,,,, .._lilr·•IIM ·DOib~\ t1te - -. .lbt Dodiers 11 ;tl}lflbe7, ,. ' ~ , t- 1 65MustanR 6 I Pomeroy. secretary; . Cha~les HYor. TtLINTIIIB.'it Ill' Leo Lodeaur. 21 . Mmersvtlle, IIIIGII . ,IIUIIIN 61\El tire mold mspector, and Bren. da . Gay Toney. 17, Pomeroy, ~T=io."::,;:• typos! Leaders 2 Door H1rdtop, 6 cyf., autom•tJc trJns. Radio & Ha1ter, Vlhitewall tlrts �"'- • _·,~ '· ., ,, •• I ) 'LATE SATUJ\DAY ·scORES .:-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 3, 1968 . -- --- Kentuck~ 17 ~uburn 7 ·· " , ' Louisiaoa St. 10, Miami, , Fla., 8 I' KANSAS CITY !UP!) -Alvin PHILADELPHIA IUPI) • Alabama 17 Mississippi 7 Dark signed new contract as /The Los Angeles Dodge~ ~­ Xavier 14 Quantico 3 manager of lhe Kansas Clly clinched !be National League Toledo 23 Marshilil 7 ' Athletics. . pennant when Sandy Koufax Sltllday [beat tne Philadelphia Phillies 6' VANCOUVER, B.C. (UP[) - 3 in the second game of a Don Massengllle won the doubleheader. Canadian Open golf championBy untlietl Prest llllerlallollal American Leo&Ue ship by three strokes with a ' Nallo!NII Leape 230. PHILADELPHIA (UP!) ~ W · L. Pet. GB The Philadelphia Ph lilies asked W. L. P~ GB Baltimore 97 63 .006 H b Los Angeles !IIi 67 .588 --· Minnesota Mr. Elber Redinger of waivero on pitcher Ray er ert 89 73 .549 9 San Francisco 93 88 .578 1Ill Detroit 88 74 .543 10 Clevelanti was a Friday afterand outfielder Harvey Kuenn; Ptttl!burgh 92 70 .588 3 Chicago • , 83 79 .512 15 noon guest of Mr. and Mrs. (' Philadelphia ffl 75 -53 7 8 Cleveland 81 81 .500 17 Harley T. Johnson. 110 82 .4!H 18 Mrs. Frank Sarver, Johnny on Mrs. Glenna Milhoan. Allanl.li . 85 77 .525 :~ California St. LoUis 83 79 .512 Kansas City 74 86 and Eddie, of Beverly visited _ · '" J\.1r. and Mrs. Paul Osborne Cmcinnati 76 84 .47& 18 Waohlngton and children of Lancasler vlsil> 71 88 .44 2510 Tuesday wilh Mr. and Mrs. lhre Ridge Keno . Sent eld Houston 12 90 -444 23 Boston 72 90 .444 6 Howard Thoma and Palnc1a, Mr. and Mrs. Kennelh Davis ed over the weekend ·with his New York ti6 95 -410 23\io New York 1o 89 .440 2612 celebrating Mrs. Thomas's and children visited over a re- mother Mrs. l!:dllh Osborne. Chicago 59 103 .364 36 birthd!ly. _ cent weekend with his sister, Tho~as Weber. Billy and Kay Suodoy's Resulls Sund•y's Results Carol Ann Barmtz of Uncoln Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sellers Bahr and Gletma Milhoan call.· Phila. 4 Los Angeles ,3' .,'st IBallimore 6 Minnesota 2, 1st Heights wa s a weekend VISitor at Union Ci ty , Pa. ed on Mrs. Alice Dodson on Los Angeles 6_ Phi Ia. 3• .nd . 1Minnesota J &altimore 0, 2nd of her grandparents , Mr. and 1 Mrs. Albert Goeglein, Mr s. Sunda San Fran 7 Pltt.<burgh 3, II m.. New York 2 Chicago 0 Mrs. D H . Robeson and Chest- Mary Shaler and Mrs. Mild- OiiiiiiOiYOi-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiOiiiOiiiOi~ l Houston 6 New York I, lsi I , . er Mo~ns. . _e Ired Daines of Pomeroy visited ~~ Houston 8 New ork 2. 2nd Kansas C<ty 7 Detroll 5 11 msley . one day recently with M r. and Mrs_ Jim Mrs. California 2 Cleveland 0 Atlanta 4 CindnnatJ 2 have moved to their new Clara Milhoan. I St. ...Louis 2 Cll>cago 0 tlJnly games scheduled) home fo rmerly owned by Gen-evo Shumate. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ertel AFL Staodi"iiS ,Major League Bas~ball Re,ults Miss Kay Wyatt of Coium- of S pri~ gf ield_ visited a DRY By United Press lntemntiosal ! bus was a recent weekend viSit· ldays Wllh SJSter-m-law. Mrs. CLEANING Amer~<an League__ M d Alice Dodson · Eailem DlvtsIoo New York 001 001 000 2 4 0 or of her parents, r_ an 1 W. L. T. Pet. I . 1IOO OOO 000- 0 2 2 ' Mrs. J_C. Wyatt. 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. F._ Woode Service On Request Ne w York 3 0 I 11100 ; ChDicago W k 18 nd ' Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Kall. Kev- 1of Tuppers Plains, spent Friday Buffalo 3 2 0 .600 8 owm~gil ;'~"c 151 LJ ab in and Charles, of Langsville with Mr and Mrs Maynard Houston 1 3 0 .4110 ryanB; ho 0d'l 0 n d amJ" e were Tuesday visitors of her I Bahr ,, , , 171. uz ar t 91 an osed M h G d tel CLEANERS POMEROY Boston I • I .J3J h WP D . • 111 par_ents, Mr. an rs. C arley 1 , \!r. and Mrs. or on Er 11 P·son. u· Miami 0 4 0 1100 LP -Bollo 10 _-11 owmng Sm1th an d Jo. _ _and Mrs. Ali ce Dod son ca!led Wes tern Division Weekend viSitors of Mr. and W_ L. T. Pet. Kans City 1116 000 00()- 7 10 2 Mrs. Josepll Johnson were Mr. San Diego 4 0 0 1.0110 Detroit_ _ 100 001 003_ 5 10 2 •nd Mrs. Ray Johnson, Mr. and Kansas City J I o .750 H t L' db! d ,9 d Mrs. Joseph L. Johnson and 10 OPTOMETRJSr Denver 3 0 .250 R ~n er.Pod ap ~~ : family of Grove City, '-Mr. and Oakland 3 0 .150 t;: dding 14 ~es, Gr,:.~~ ibi Mrs. Lee Roush of Bradbury Office Hours. 9 to 12. l to b tt.:luse at Noon oa Sunday's Results Sparma (81 and McFarlane, and Mr. and Mrs. James l'burs - !!:an Court St Pomeroy Boston 24 New York 24, ti• be WP H nt <9Johnson and Crumly of Pomeroy. 8 runs rg 161 Buffalo 29 Kansas City 14 - U er I - Denver 40 HouSion 38 Ill LP-Podres 14-51. HRS· San Diego 44 Miami 10 McAu lifle (22ndi, Root 17th) , Saturday's Games Caler (7th ). Cash <32nd) Denver at Kansas Ci ly. nigh I Boston at Buffalo, night San Diego at New York. nigh! First Game (Only games scheduled) Mmn 000 200 00()- 2 5 2 , Sunday's Games Ballimore 103 002 OOx- 6 9 I ' Miami at Oakland : Kaal. Worthington <ti o, C1m11Unly game scheduled) no 171 and Zimmerman ; \ Barber, Bertaina 12), Hall 16). 1 Drabowsky 181 and Etchebar· NFL Staodl"ii• ren. WP-Bertaina 12-51. LP· By Unlled Pms lntnnadonal 1 Kaat 125-13). 1 Easltm Division Second Game 1 W. L. T. Pel. Minn 000 000 010- I 4 0 St. Louis 4 0 0 1.000 ll'allimore 1100 000 000-- 0 4 0 Dallas 3 0 0 1.1100 Perry, Worthington 18) and Cleveland 2 2 0 .500 Nixon; Bunker, Watt 161. Philadelphia 2 2 0 .5110 Brabender (9) and Roznovsky. Washington 2 2 0 .5110 WP-Perry 111-7). LP-Watt 19Pi ttsburgh 1 2 I :l3J 7). New York D3 .000 . Atlanlll 0 4 0 .1100 : Western Division Cleve 000 000 000- 0 5 3 W. L. T. Pet. ICalifornia 1100 000 02x- 2 4 0 1.70-15 T..._t,po llocl<woll Green Bay 4 0 0 1.000 . Tiant 112-111 and Azcue; · Plua $3.16 Fed. excise taw. sales f!K. Los Angeles 3 I 0 .750 Rubio 12-11 and Egan. Baltimore 2 I 0 .667 __ and 2 lrade-in tirts oH your car. Detroit 2 2 0 .500 Only games scheduled Chicago 1 2 0 .333 San Francisco 0 2 I .000 Minnesota 0 3 I .1100 By United Prell IDtemallooal Souday's R-.ulls National League Chicago 13 Minnesota 10 I <Firsl game) . Cleve land 28 New York 7 1Hou;\Ln 203 100 000-- 6 12 0 Dallas 47 Allanta 14 •New York 000 000 100-- I 4 0 Green Bay 23 lJetroil 14 Zachary, Coombs 17), Ray'* Washington 24 Pittsburgh 10 ' mond (81 and Heath. Adiesh I St. Louis 41 Philadelphia 10 <3 1: Shaw, McGraw 131. 1 (Only g:ames schedu led ! Ham ilton 14), Rusteck 151. Satllfday's Game Hebler 18) and Gootisen. WP· I' Pitt.<hurgh at Cleveland ·Zachary (3-51. LP-Shaw <12-14). Sunday's Games IISecoad game) , Atlanta at Wasilinglon Houston 013 202 000- 8 14 1 · New York al St. LoUis INew York 000 000 02()- 2 9 0, Baltimore at Chicago I Giusti, Raymond 19) and GreC!n Bay al San Francisco Bateman : Gardner, Selma 141, Los Angeles at Detrmt Sutherland (6), Terry 181 and Philadelphia at Da llas (;rote WP-G iusti (15-141. LP(;ardner t4-81. DRS-Mantilla ·Gih l, Kranepool (16th ). '. ·' ' ~ ' ' , / ~ Weekend St)Orts Summarv ~ - ~ '. a Wolf Pen SocJ'ety Notes =========""' Ridge Keno · N.. 10flety Otes .4:t:.! WtltttrYt Tht RithiT< Umll Quantititl · I _ EVANS SIJPER MARKETS AND PROCTER AND GAMBLE JOIN HANDS TO DEFEAT THE "HIGH FOOD PRICES'• ../ · ~ - HOUR 'I ..:. ~. . 1 i' Robinson's N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. w.l I I I WE ARE NOW OPEN ' AND •' READY TO SERVE YOU SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED PORK CHOPS. ~~ED lb. 59c TIRES$ FOR - 1 I Mason Personal 111 innings) Jonathan Apples. San Fran 002 000 001 04-- 7 12 3 , P1lls 012 1100 000 00-- 3 14 2 Receflt visitors of Mrs. Eno- , Perry , McDaniel (8) and rna Ryan were !llr. anu Barton, Haller <7), Virgil (9) : Mrs. H. A. Roseberry o1 St.i Veale, Blass ill), Face (11) · Petersburg. Fla. . .lack Ruther-· and Gonder. Pagliaroni <11 I - I ford, Mrs. Anna Avis, Mr. WP-McDaniel (10-5) . LP-Bia" • and Mrs R•vmond llellaven '11 -71. HRS-M ays <37th I, McCo- 1 imd children ~I Roanoke. Va, vey !36th I. ,. ' · ~LB. BAG 39° ' CHARMIN PUFFS NAPKINS FACIAL TISSUES COMET IE&. SIZE and Miss Kay Avis n! GallJ- polls, Ohio_ Atlanta 000 000 13()- 4 7 0 On Sunday. Mrs_ Thurn, a Cindin nati 000 000 OOZ... 2 7 0 Love and Mrs. Em ma Rya n. · Re<d. Jay 17) and Sadowski; both of Masoo. Mrs. Anna Av1S,, E1lb_ Nuxhall 18), Nottebarl , Mr. and Mrs . Raymond DeHav· · 19) and l!:dwarils. WP-Reed il· , ! '•. -~and fam ily of Roanoke spent I ) LP-E IIis 112-191. ' PUT THEM ON YOUR CAR TOOAYI t;lhe day viSiting with Mr. -n-: and Mrs. Tom Avis at GallipolFirst Game All Tires "'dd. Los A 000 003 000-- S 5 3 ~ ~ • !lofr. and Mrs. William Elias Philadelphia No Limit on MILES ••• No Limit on MONTHS lll O Ullted " ·!It Akron vi<ited several day• 200 1100 02x-~ 4 8 0 FUll LIFETIME GUARANT~E il11lntt defects In workm•n '-hip •ncf mtterltll and · ~;''illth Dave a d Sadie Elia• and I Drysdale, Perranoski 131, 1 ~II normal roa!l haurd lnlunu encountered In tv•rydey pd11n~re1r u•• for the life I?~ the orls;mal tr11d dtslln in accordance with termaofollr · lnted au~r•ntee Iii t~llh Mrs. 1i alph P1ckens and Miller 15). Regan 18) and certt~tcete. Prtce 01 tel)lacement pronled on Gtlllnal Utad dep .,.arand bltHd on Ftrastone adju~tment price whtch may or rt'l')' not be tht ume at orlelnal ~er rtlatives. Roseboro: Jackson; Knowl•• purchase qrlct of repla etd tire or atlual current Mlflq pr~ Of ttplte:atnent. ,; 'Mro. Virgie Eubank, M!llfleld, {7), Short 18) and Dalrymple. ih OhJo, and Josephine Napper of WP-Short 120-101. LP-Miller (4lrlltd .. lftew11 .. fltettont $ttn11 IMJfthl"ir IIII'IIMI at Flreuont DMitrt .,. at ell ttn'lce Olotl.,. oH,.II,.... tM '""""' '"' . Glouster visited on Wednesday 2). HRS.Briggs (lUthi, Fairly ·' ,Wfllt Mrs. EdiSon Weaver in <14th) . l:Jieson. : SecoDd Game •- ·Mr. and Mrs. Willis Dudding 1 oa A 000 100 Oil - 6 9 2 · sold their home on Fosl- 1Philadelphia to Mr. and Mrs. Rich1100 000 003- 3 7 I Johnson and are residing ' KoufQ~ 127·9) and Roseboro; ' '·"'' ~' a trailer in upper Ma son. Bunning, Wise 16), Knowle• 19) John McDaniel has re- ,nd Uecker. LP-Bunnlng (II • .::·~~~ home after visiting sev· 14), HR-W. Davis (lith). Formerly The _Location Of Metropdlitan Motors days wllh her parents, Mr . (tntl Nat L(l Mn. Emory Hudson at PLENTY OF FREE PARKING • Cumberland. W. Va. Ch!CIIO 1100 000 000-- 0 2 0 Juanita Ward and '""· St. Louis 000 200 OOx- 2 I I IJ'e .UJUng in Newark, Ellsworlb, Norma" POMEROY, 600 E. MAIN ST. -, with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Htmdley; Cosman IHlJ •nd BOXES$ 200-CT. Pkg. of 60 NO MONEY DOWN 2PLY. DOWNY NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE FABRIC SOFTENER_ WHITE ClOUD BIG TOP TOILET TISSUE PEAIUT BUnER w•lteerA~st•• FREE Pkg.ef2 18-oz. Jar Rolls • HINES POMEROY HOME &AUTO STORE ' '_, I -,.~'""" .-:lier. McCarver. LP·EIIswortb 18-22). . . .,. . . . ""' ..... -----------------------~---- PANCAKE MIX l·l•.·lox \.a• OFF e 0. '), 1 -1 ' ' .......,l.:,fj!"'~~T,j, ' PERSONAL SIZE .CRISCO OIL IVORY SOAP - 5c 10FF 2~0Z. 111,. . . Pk~a of ' 12 �"'- • _·,~ '· ., ,, •• I ) 'LATE SATUJ\DAY ·scORES .:-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 3, 1968 . -- --- Kentuck~ 17 ~uburn 7 ·· " , ' Louisiaoa St. 10, Miami, , Fla., 8 I' KANSAS CITY !UP!) -Alvin PHILADELPHIA IUPI) • Alabama 17 Mississippi 7 Dark signed new contract as /The Los Angeles Dodge~ ~­ Xavier 14 Quantico 3 manager of lhe Kansas Clly clinched !be National League Toledo 23 Marshilil 7 ' Athletics. . pennant when Sandy Koufax Sltllday [beat tne Philadelphia Phillies 6' VANCOUVER, B.C. (UP[) - 3 in the second game of a Don Massengllle won the doubleheader. Canadian Open golf championBy untlietl Prest llllerlallollal American Leo&Ue ship by three strokes with a ' Nallo!NII Leape 230. PHILADELPHIA (UP!) ~ W · L. Pet. GB The Philadelphia Ph lilies asked W. L. P~ GB Baltimore 97 63 .006 H b Los Angeles !IIi 67 .588 --· Minnesota Mr. Elber Redinger of waivero on pitcher Ray er ert 89 73 .549 9 San Francisco 93 88 .578 1Ill Detroit 88 74 .543 10 Clevelanti was a Friday afterand outfielder Harvey Kuenn; Ptttl!burgh 92 70 .588 3 Chicago • , 83 79 .512 15 noon guest of Mr. and Mrs. (' Philadelphia ffl 75 -53 7 8 Cleveland 81 81 .500 17 Harley T. Johnson. 110 82 .4!H 18 Mrs. Frank Sarver, Johnny on Mrs. Glenna Milhoan. Allanl.li . 85 77 .525 :~ California St. LoUis 83 79 .512 Kansas City 74 86 and Eddie, of Beverly visited _ · '" J\.1r. and Mrs. Paul Osborne Cmcinnati 76 84 .47& 18 Waohlngton and children of Lancasler vlsil> 71 88 .44 2510 Tuesday wilh Mr. and Mrs. lhre Ridge Keno . Sent eld Houston 12 90 -444 23 Boston 72 90 .444 6 Howard Thoma and Palnc1a, Mr. and Mrs. Kennelh Davis ed over the weekend ·with his New York ti6 95 -410 23\io New York 1o 89 .440 2612 celebrating Mrs. Thomas's and children visited over a re- mother Mrs. l!:dllh Osborne. Chicago 59 103 .364 36 birthd!ly. _ cent weekend with his sister, Tho~as Weber. Billy and Kay Suodoy's Resulls Sund•y's Results Carol Ann Barmtz of Uncoln Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sellers Bahr and Gletma Milhoan call.· Phila. 4 Los Angeles ,3' .,'st IBallimore 6 Minnesota 2, 1st Heights wa s a weekend VISitor at Union Ci ty , Pa. ed on Mrs. Alice Dodson on Los Angeles 6_ Phi Ia. 3• .nd . 1Minnesota J &altimore 0, 2nd of her grandparents , Mr. and 1 Mrs. Albert Goeglein, Mr s. Sunda San Fran 7 Pltt.<burgh 3, II m.. New York 2 Chicago 0 Mrs. D H . Robeson and Chest- Mary Shaler and Mrs. Mild- OiiiiiiOiYOi-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiOiiiOiiiOi~ l Houston 6 New York I, lsi I , . er Mo~ns. . _e Ired Daines of Pomeroy visited ~~ Houston 8 New ork 2. 2nd Kansas C<ty 7 Detroll 5 11 msley . one day recently with M r. and Mrs_ Jim Mrs. California 2 Cleveland 0 Atlanta 4 CindnnatJ 2 have moved to their new Clara Milhoan. I St. ...Louis 2 Cll>cago 0 tlJnly games scheduled) home fo rmerly owned by Gen-evo Shumate. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ertel AFL Staodi"iiS ,Major League Bas~ball Re,ults Miss Kay Wyatt of Coium- of S pri~ gf ield_ visited a DRY By United Press lntemntiosal ! bus was a recent weekend viSit· ldays Wllh SJSter-m-law. Mrs. CLEANING Amer~<an League__ M d Alice Dodson · Eailem DlvtsIoo New York 001 001 000 2 4 0 or of her parents, r_ an 1 W. L. T. Pet. I . 1IOO OOO 000- 0 2 2 ' Mrs. J_C. Wyatt. 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. F._ Woode Service On Request Ne w York 3 0 I 11100 ; ChDicago W k 18 nd ' Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Kall. Kev- 1of Tuppers Plains, spent Friday Buffalo 3 2 0 .600 8 owm~gil ;'~"c 151 LJ ab in and Charles, of Langsville with Mr and Mrs Maynard Houston 1 3 0 .4110 ryanB; ho 0d'l 0 n d amJ" e were Tuesday visitors of her I Bahr ,, , , 171. uz ar t 91 an osed M h G d tel CLEANERS POMEROY Boston I • I .J3J h WP D . • 111 par_ents, Mr. an rs. C arley 1 , \!r. and Mrs. or on Er 11 P·son. u· Miami 0 4 0 1100 LP -Bollo 10 _-11 owmng Sm1th an d Jo. _ _and Mrs. Ali ce Dod son ca!led Wes tern Division Weekend viSitors of Mr. and W_ L. T. Pet. Kans City 1116 000 00()- 7 10 2 Mrs. Josepll Johnson were Mr. San Diego 4 0 0 1.0110 Detroit_ _ 100 001 003_ 5 10 2 •nd Mrs. Ray Johnson, Mr. and Kansas City J I o .750 H t L' db! d ,9 d Mrs. Joseph L. Johnson and 10 OPTOMETRJSr Denver 3 0 .250 R ~n er.Pod ap ~~ : family of Grove City, '-Mr. and Oakland 3 0 .150 t;: dding 14 ~es, Gr,:.~~ ibi Mrs. Lee Roush of Bradbury Office Hours. 9 to 12. l to b tt.:luse at Noon oa Sunday's Results Sparma (81 and McFarlane, and Mr. and Mrs. James l'burs - !!:an Court St Pomeroy Boston 24 New York 24, ti• be WP H nt <9Johnson and Crumly of Pomeroy. 8 runs rg 161 Buffalo 29 Kansas City 14 - U er I - Denver 40 HouSion 38 Ill LP-Podres 14-51. HRS· San Diego 44 Miami 10 McAu lifle (22ndi, Root 17th) , Saturday's Games Caler (7th ). Cash <32nd) Denver at Kansas Ci ly. nigh I Boston at Buffalo, night San Diego at New York. nigh! First Game (Only games scheduled) Mmn 000 200 00()- 2 5 2 , Sunday's Games Ballimore 103 002 OOx- 6 9 I ' Miami at Oakland : Kaal. Worthington <ti o, C1m11Unly game scheduled) no 171 and Zimmerman ; \ Barber, Bertaina 12), Hall 16). 1 Drabowsky 181 and Etchebar· NFL Staodl"ii• ren. WP-Bertaina 12-51. LP· By Unlled Pms lntnnadonal 1 Kaat 125-13). 1 Easltm Division Second Game 1 W. L. T. Pel. Minn 000 000 010- I 4 0 St. Louis 4 0 0 1.000 ll'allimore 1100 000 000-- 0 4 0 Dallas 3 0 0 1.1100 Perry, Worthington 18) and Cleveland 2 2 0 .500 Nixon; Bunker, Watt 161. Philadelphia 2 2 0 .5110 Brabender (9) and Roznovsky. Washington 2 2 0 .5110 WP-Perry 111-7). LP-Watt 19Pi ttsburgh 1 2 I :l3J 7). New York D3 .000 . Atlanlll 0 4 0 .1100 : Western Division Cleve 000 000 000- 0 5 3 W. L. T. Pet. ICalifornia 1100 000 02x- 2 4 0 1.70-15 T..._t,po llocl<woll Green Bay 4 0 0 1.000 . Tiant 112-111 and Azcue; · Plua $3.16 Fed. excise taw. sales f!K. Los Angeles 3 I 0 .750 Rubio 12-11 and Egan. Baltimore 2 I 0 .667 __ and 2 lrade-in tirts oH your car. Detroit 2 2 0 .500 Only games scheduled Chicago 1 2 0 .333 San Francisco 0 2 I .000 Minnesota 0 3 I .1100 By United Prell IDtemallooal Souday's R-.ulls National League Chicago 13 Minnesota 10 I <Firsl game) . Cleve land 28 New York 7 1Hou;\Ln 203 100 000-- 6 12 0 Dallas 47 Allanta 14 •New York 000 000 100-- I 4 0 Green Bay 23 lJetroil 14 Zachary, Coombs 17), Ray'* Washington 24 Pittsburgh 10 ' mond (81 and Heath. Adiesh I St. Louis 41 Philadelphia 10 <3 1: Shaw, McGraw 131. 1 (Only g:ames schedu led ! Ham ilton 14), Rusteck 151. Satllfday's Game Hebler 18) and Gootisen. WP· I' Pitt.<hurgh at Cleveland ·Zachary (3-51. LP-Shaw <12-14). Sunday's Games IISecoad game) , Atlanta at Wasilinglon Houston 013 202 000- 8 14 1 · New York al St. LoUis INew York 000 000 02()- 2 9 0, Baltimore at Chicago I Giusti, Raymond 19) and GreC!n Bay al San Francisco Bateman : Gardner, Selma 141, Los Angeles at Detrmt Sutherland (6), Terry 181 and Philadelphia at Da llas (;rote WP-G iusti (15-141. LP(;ardner t4-81. DRS-Mantilla ·Gih l, Kranepool (16th ). '. ·' ' ~ ' ' , / ~ Weekend St)Orts Summarv ~ - ~ '. a Wolf Pen SocJ'ety Notes =========""' Ridge Keno · N.. 10flety Otes .4:t:.! WtltttrYt Tht RithiT< Umll Quantititl · I _ EVANS SIJPER MARKETS AND PROCTER AND GAMBLE JOIN HANDS TO DEFEAT THE "HIGH FOOD PRICES'• ../ · ~ - HOUR 'I ..:. ~. . 1 i' Robinson's N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. w.l I I I WE ARE NOW OPEN ' AND •' READY TO SERVE YOU SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED PORK CHOPS. ~~ED lb. 59c TIRES$ FOR - 1 I Mason Personal 111 innings) Jonathan Apples. San Fran 002 000 001 04-- 7 12 3 , P1lls 012 1100 000 00-- 3 14 2 Receflt visitors of Mrs. Eno- , Perry , McDaniel (8) and rna Ryan were !llr. anu Barton, Haller <7), Virgil (9) : Mrs. H. A. Roseberry o1 St.i Veale, Blass ill), Face (11) · Petersburg. Fla. . .lack Ruther-· and Gonder. Pagliaroni <11 I - I ford, Mrs. Anna Avis, Mr. WP-McDaniel (10-5) . LP-Bia" • and Mrs R•vmond llellaven '11 -71. HRS-M ays <37th I, McCo- 1 imd children ~I Roanoke. Va, vey !36th I. ,. ' · ~LB. BAG 39° ' CHARMIN PUFFS NAPKINS FACIAL TISSUES COMET IE&. SIZE and Miss Kay Avis n! GallJ- polls, Ohio_ Atlanta 000 000 13()- 4 7 0 On Sunday. Mrs_ Thurn, a Cindin nati 000 000 OOZ... 2 7 0 Love and Mrs. Em ma Rya n. · Re<d. Jay 17) and Sadowski; both of Masoo. Mrs. Anna Av1S,, E1lb_ Nuxhall 18), Nottebarl , Mr. and Mrs . Raymond DeHav· · 19) and l!:dwarils. WP-Reed il· , ! '•. -~and fam ily of Roanoke spent I ) LP-E IIis 112-191. ' PUT THEM ON YOUR CAR TOOAYI t;lhe day viSiting with Mr. -n-: and Mrs. Tom Avis at GallipolFirst Game All Tires "'dd. Los A 000 003 000-- S 5 3 ~ ~ • !lofr. and Mrs. William Elias Philadelphia No Limit on MILES ••• No Limit on MONTHS lll O Ullted " ·!It Akron vi<ited several day• 200 1100 02x-~ 4 8 0 FUll LIFETIME GUARANT~E il11lntt defects In workm•n '-hip •ncf mtterltll and · ~;''illth Dave a d Sadie Elia• and I Drysdale, Perranoski 131, 1 ~II normal roa!l haurd lnlunu encountered In tv•rydey pd11n~re1r u•• for the life I?~ the orls;mal tr11d dtslln in accordance with termaofollr · lnted au~r•ntee Iii t~llh Mrs. 1i alph P1ckens and Miller 15). Regan 18) and certt~tcete. Prtce 01 tel)lacement pronled on Gtlllnal Utad dep .,.arand bltHd on Ftrastone adju~tment price whtch may or rt'l')' not be tht ume at orlelnal ~er rtlatives. Roseboro: Jackson; Knowl•• purchase qrlct of repla etd tire or atlual current Mlflq pr~ Of ttplte:atnent. ,; 'Mro. Virgie Eubank, M!llfleld, {7), Short 18) and Dalrymple. ih OhJo, and Josephine Napper of WP-Short 120-101. LP-Miller (4lrlltd .. lftew11 .. fltettont $ttn11 IMJfthl"ir IIII'IIMI at Flreuont DMitrt .,. at ell ttn'lce Olotl.,. oH,.II,.... tM '""""' '"' . Glouster visited on Wednesday 2). HRS.Briggs (lUthi, Fairly ·' ,Wfllt Mrs. EdiSon Weaver in <14th) . l:Jieson. : SecoDd Game •- ·Mr. and Mrs. Willis Dudding 1 oa A 000 100 Oil - 6 9 2 · sold their home on Fosl- 1Philadelphia to Mr. and Mrs. Rich1100 000 003- 3 7 I Johnson and are residing ' KoufQ~ 127·9) and Roseboro; ' '·"'' ~' a trailer in upper Ma son. Bunning, Wise 16), Knowle• 19) John McDaniel has re- ,nd Uecker. LP-Bunnlng (II • .::·~~~ home after visiting sev· 14), HR-W. Davis (lith). Formerly The _Location Of Metropdlitan Motors days wllh her parents, Mr . (tntl Nat L(l Mn. Emory Hudson at PLENTY OF FREE PARKING • Cumberland. W. Va. Ch!CIIO 1100 000 000-- 0 2 0 Juanita Ward and '""· St. Louis 000 200 OOx- 2 I I IJ'e .UJUng in Newark, Ellsworlb, Norma" POMEROY, 600 E. MAIN ST. -, with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Htmdley; Cosman IHlJ •nd BOXES$ 200-CT. Pkg. of 60 NO MONEY DOWN 2PLY. DOWNY NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE FABRIC SOFTENER_ WHITE ClOUD BIG TOP TOILET TISSUE PEAIUT BUnER w•lteerA~st•• FREE Pkg.ef2 18-oz. Jar Rolls • HINES POMEROY HOME &AUTO STORE ' '_, I -,.~'""" .-:lier. McCarver. LP·EIIswortb 18-22). . . .,. . . . ""' ..... -----------------------~---- PANCAKE MIX l·l•.·lox \.a• OFF e 0. '), 1 -1 ' ' .......,l.:,fj!"'~~T,j, ' PERSONAL SIZE .CRISCO OIL IVORY SOAP - 5c 10FF 2~0Z. 111,. . . Pk~a of ' 12 �,, ' ' ' '' r,. • ·L \} ' \ ' 1 B 0 'ppl•.- ·G-~ove 1' 0 y.· Iiila~-. .. ' ·"i I ' ' Ro~lnsoa ~Dw 'f. I Senti~!, Hill al lfil .llfr!May lltn. Howard Is 8-l'Jally Pomeroy,Midd!eport, 0., .Oct. 3 l9e& ol the Iter I mother , MrL at home following SW'gery ~~ . . .. , lllol·. · I 1 . 14/ _ l Dolly Wolfe. Attending Werl llolt•r HOIJ)IIJ). · SMJII a · day In CQIU!!Ibu. with Letart F.U., '.' Jumor Wolfe, Mtddleport, Mr. The W.M.A. of P~e United Mr. and Mta. Dol· Beegle and Mr. and MrS. Herbert Rous· !dna (Mn. Duke) !llbil-lltd ~ ... Jlul,..... alee IGI'Ubbld·tldy drum rna· Of'Jefv OfeS and Mrs. llal• H1ll . Dale Wal- Brethren Church met at the Zane Mr Roush 180 It ded d R · .. 1 loll's been In Barnabas Halplt- qo we l1l'lt met Georp at a joretlel: Debbie Reynolds and lace, Marvin, Mike and Danny, home of Mrs. Floyd Norris one · · a a en .an oger .spent wel'il en• al lor weeks in a gallant lllbl private Stork Club party; .wben Lee Relnlck Orin Lehman'S<: ··•· · - Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, Jan, Dean, Iday last week an~· put In a the Science Fair. . wttb· Mr. and Mrs. Wajil!i' Me ... If actreu Bullerfl,y Me· tntl'llduced, ~Will sittlnJIOIIIf no campaiJD defeats will MBy Mn. Herbert Rousb , and Artie. . ,quilt Atlending were Julia Mrs . Lau~a Norrts and L: m - Da~~ at Tr0y• . .. Queen !Gone With the Wind 20 feet away bused JD 11 the ~ COIIIOied by an LBJ app'l r . and Mrs. R~bert Lewts Mrs. Sherman F'ord accom- 1Norrts, Pearl Norris Florence and Mrs. John Longsw,,rth Mr. and Mrs Russell Rous etc.)_ wiU contact Icarus Pro: of 1 long table: .. Bueblll'J Bill Veeck's in her brotiler and sister- Actams and Gloeck- spent a Saturday with Mr. :and famlly Sunday .fit; ducttons, 1446 ~ii'JI Ave.• she stmply 1tepped up from biJ towa lllklnl a Big Deal . . of the former 's sisll!r Mabel tn·la~ on a tnp to lndtana, ner. and Mrs. Bob Adams and visit- ' Mrs. Ora CJoraey and 8008 a: may get a role on a singe pilly chair onto the tablt and Walk· Clevelaad'l aen 'l mgr. Frank Day. ' Flortda, Texas and other places, Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush ed the graves of relatives at IPageville. 01 (lasl we hea~ Butterfly was eel Its food-and-drink • !IIden Lane once told Bill's w i f e Mrs. Ida Denahue Is In Alii· Interest out ol her acltng cocoon htlength t~ shake hallds and grin Mary Frances he suspected ance hel . care lor • th· Mr. and Mrs. Erwin GloeckMacy's rug de~'t) Have a howdy There's CBS scut!Je Veeck "would trade anyone but er Mrs P:ck WO<KI wtl 0mo .8 ner and D•vld spent Wcdnesrumor : Supreme Court Justice thai Garry Moore misht be you aDd your children for a Dl. . '' ' day In Columbus. Tom nark may retire In Oct , shifted to the CBS · oppeillf · good home-run hitter" Mar~ Sally Pearson who 11 employbeforr his son Ra:"s"Y becomes Johnny Cars?n midnigh!CIIt thougnt that over quickly and ed in Columbul spent i week U. s: _Ally : Gen I J1mmy I ou know, 1t s fun Just waJittng COWlterel "Well, I know he'd end with ~r parenll, Mr. and 1WITH llADDEIIIIITATION Breslm s p1ect> on Georgt tl;rougl· the Plaza Hotel'I lob-- never trade lhe children .. . " Mrs. Roy Pearson. Alkr ,,, ~q"'mon. Kidney.,, •Mder 1,. Skakel. killed i:1 a plane crash. by. Mr and Mrs Rod Grimm of ,.'",.a.llo,"',!".,'"-t.'wlctMmuJwmtnu • . . - ., , I ,.. f Jtll &thH alld lltrtOilJ wGas a ,preciSe rellechon . h'bol l hTwo ~kailed glamor IBis Racine called oa the latter's ~~:.1: :=·:~.:J'.l':Ot~.!!~~~~! eorge s exuberantly umn 1 · , w o strt e us as more like Las Ve•IIJ! •els its own film mother , M" • Lizzie Sayre a re- Hour.adac ,..,,11, • .,.liei.Hb• ,... ""'llld "'''"''""" '"''"1 ., & ol4. &Ired festJval in '67 ,· it~ traditional cent evening. dtprqu~. JD •uch lrrllaUon, CYI'l'lll _ utuaur llrtn11 rut. nlulnt eomrorl-ilf O'ce ~oad··· e~ _ ~e l\ S , Loug Botto• N :er:tte~ C~~b~~~':a/a~~:: . panied 1 Margar~t Society News s~nt GIRLS OXFORDS ::to3-.$2,11 wOMEN p,ASJ 21 R-.ullr $3.9f Roush's Shoe Store · - ' Middleport fUm-flam · ff'stival continues A dmner was held 1t the 1. 'Jrlnt curt.~nrIDCI JrritaUnr1urnt Jn. mon1 acid. bJ Ulllllla poln nllel on . All the Jolson - imilators l home of Mr. and Mrs. DaUas i. cnr•x ·~ dnlllbtt. retiHtr.r'ta•t. HELEN- HELP US!l -:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=====::::-1 (down to Eddie Fisher, to &crape bottom I drop to one knee ' to sing with arms outstretched - bul A: did il the first time (in 1913 -; inging "You Madt- bv He :•·"' Elottel __j ' SOME Call It DISCOUNT! INS~LATION anu G Me Love You" in the Wintt-r . Helen Help Us Sunduy fBI !both olthem. and 11 either find• · Garden s ho~ "The Honey \'OLJ'Itt ASh.E!> fUH 11 ~ oul J II lose them bo1l1. What'll i moon Express") because sud· This cDi umn is lor ytmng 1 du'.' - l'Httl.JHLEU ' denlv in lhf' middle ol M'i min· people, their problems and :eor Troubled : strei hlafkfact sort8 he suffer· pleason.·s,. the1r troutJit- .~ and Yo. 11 . g-m tncnd mu;l1t not ed an excruciatingly painful Now Is The Time To Prepare SOME Call It WHOLESALE let us help! We loan millions· of dollars, to thou sands of people, for hundreds of d<i<~ereLni reasons. And driving a ~tter, safer car Is reason enough. Ask for our " Auto Mo .. "o r borrowmg · 'th · ney 1oan. udstt ~ u WI a conventent- 1or-you repayment schedule. uon w1th a brush-oil belter 11 she learned she could . w justify th• kneeling stance ' Se~d your leen-~ge ~ueslions attract males and therefore dtd· j ~ all the knee-bending · to lOUTH ASKED FUH 11 . n I need to pretend she hated tat~rs have a pain In Jolie's ' newspaper. lhe~n. i toes l<l thank. mOJ!t of YUU'RE JUST .fBLOliS, . Gel her interested IQ the op· •ound like o~e at that IS I'AT ANSWI'.R posite sex. and your troubles ' · Dear Helen : , may be over. 1 don 't S11Y it I Random House promises , Why 1S it boys ca n dJ'cuss will be easy, but keep trying. dilly of 1 book for old · other guys on the team or in And stop lying! - H. fanciers such as yoors the classroom and sa) •"'"" cut : Dear Helen : humbly : "American POIIlJiarl ting things. bu1 oobod1 accuses The !ella who signed himself Songs: From the Re.·oJutiiOnJlry I them of being jealous - they're ! ·Not Hunting a Huntress" cave War to lite Pres.ent" The just analyzing, or somri111ng an accurate description of a too- , West Berlln Pavilion lrem Bob But il l girl says anythin, large percentage of girls tllday I Moses' last (80 far) w~rld's ahoul another girl, and nol They are so anxious to be hap· ' Fair will be the ftrsl building that bad either, the guy e qlllck pv and popular and sexy at 110 rise on lite new Verruzano say "You'ro just jealous:· :•II costs, and l<l prove their : Colleg• campus at Woodrldae. ll's no wonder we have to popularity by having some I ·~. Y.. due to open In '88 Bob stoop to bemg catty, because guy - they don 't much care Hope's new book about his Viel boys are too dense to catch on who - thai they practically · ~am trip will have Jeey Hea· to Cottiness Like when Nan smother the poor male w h o' therlon come-hithering on its S1lys, "l always did LOVE that senses he's not being admired rover N. Y. GOP leader formal on you, Cindy," a hoy for himself. but just because and banker Vince Albano head· doesn't know Cindy is being his presence proves the girl ts quarters at the Roose.elt Ho· chopped '? pieces. . wilh it<' . , , tel where hil tid pal Malty We can t co~ rtghl . out I am on thiS problem group Walsh is managing director: an~ say we . don I like Condy myself. I am a bewildered girl hoth Vince and Matty once because .she s got a bt8 mouth, who sees all this and can't un· were bellhoptt there . . or Nan "a zonk •drtpl, or Bel· derstand il - a huntress who sports editor Charley H04eril!d cy 1s a hug-caller 1boy-chaser). doesn't even want the game, told the brul he'll reuro II you. say any ol. these, the j11st Ihe trophy. - A SYMPA· '87 Iller t7 years; he · •t,....,dl boys gJVe you a raiSed eyebrow TIIETIC HUNTRESS as 1 temporary office boy, and call vou green-eyes. Dear Helen: is ill ion1est-em lo ed. I think vou should slart an 1 1 agree with "Not Hun till& a p Y "P<i'"' opportunity" campaign ' Huntress" that girls hq all lor girls, Helen. - LU-ANNE over boys and are too qans- Edgar Reynoldl, Rose S. Dear Lu : sive sometimes. But look at it olds, .30 acre, Middleport Good Idea, but males bein& from our side. We're dependent Rose Marcinko to West VII' males, and females being for- on lite boy to ask us out and ginia Pulp and Paper, 110 ICI'H · em feminine, "equal right~" We want to be sure we have Olive. wlll always be shot full ol loop- a boy to take ua around. and E. E. Follrod, Frances P. holes. one we won't lose to 1 "warm· Follrod to Robert F. . Tubb, That old manly comeback. er" girL So we act like we like Florence Tubb, 128 acretJ, Sal· "You're just jealous" make. me them, and then they stab us In em. . fur~ous too. Lu-Anne. bui it a lhe back by calling ua •· Hunt- VlrJinll May Fisher, Helma boy treated you like another resses." we want security, 1 W. White, Selwyn R. White, Anboy. you wouldn't like it either. "steady." na Louise Smith to Guido J. Besides, If you had l<ltal , . Glrolami, Vidia Giroiami, Iota equality, look who'd be getting : I d like to see a boy just once Pomeroy. "gmlinJ&" from the President. who wasn't a "hunter." Why Elizabeth B. Hysell l<l Carl _ H. else do they surgest nice rides 1S. Hysell, t3 1cretJ, Turlaad Dear Helen: lin the country and drive • in I have been going with 8 boy movies? I'm for acttna friendly, B. Ryaell to for 1 year and I also have a but not THAT friendly! -HUN· S. Hysell, 13 acres, Rutlan,dl real good girl friend. TRESS NOT HUNTING A HUN· Elizabeth B. Ryaell w She is a funny type girl . A· ITER . HyseU, 18% acrn, Rutland. round ollter girls, she's fine Elizabeth Hysell to Carl but when she's around hoys sh~ SENT PROP TRANS 1.17 lct:e, RuUIIICL acts stuck up and snobby. She Russell A. Gibbs, Elsie doesn't want me going with this G1bbs to Arthur L. Arnott, boy, and she thinks she has gol oletta Amott, parcels, Letart us broken up. Pauline Waters Anderson, My boy friend doesn't like her I Clay Anderson l<l Lena Wolfe, ind so I told him I'd broken up : Lot , Middleport. with her. And 1 told HER I'd 1 Susan M. Ma~Jey, W. R. . . Manlev to Mirvto E. Boyles, broken up wtth him. 1Janet ·M. Boyle1, Lots, Middle! have got myself In the mid· port. dle of 1 blg mess. I've lied to . Sadie Wo~e. Gordon WoUe 10 Thlre's always a Halph~ Hand at .... ECONOMY SAVIrGs AND LOAN COMPANY STORM DOORS ' WINDOWS __; . ~ King Builde"s Supply Co. 't 2-Pc.LIYING ROOM SUITES ·· •··•· · $99 3-Pc. BEDROOM SUIRS · · · · · ·· ····· $99 ............ .......... $58 .LIJt lnlurtnct AYtil•ble On All Loan• 300 W. Second Sl.-992·2111, Pomeroy DAVE OHLINGER, MANAGER MIDDLEPORT, 0. N. 'ND AVI. "THE BUDGET _SHOP" __,I I_ $25 TO $2000 I_ _ I ~ut wo_n·t dodge a sertou~ que:::. lriend _might .start liking her tigg)'. thtn toseed ool hil arms , We Named It- e Your Home For The Cold Weather Ahead. fun. As With the rest ol Ht>lt'll tlt' so Jenlou~ 11 you found her , •ngrown toenail and gol off Help Us!, 11 \H~il'ume~ iauglls a bo.1 lnend. and your ooy the foot to relieve that little BUNK BEDS (Complete) · · · · I. · · · · · · $68 HOLLYWOOD BEDS ........ ·.. · $39.7 5 ! • I LINOLEUM RUG5-9x12 · ·· · ·· · ··· $4.88 4-DRAWER CHESTS ·...... · ·.... · $18 .. • ...·r?.- 1 ~ ~· ' .·' ; 1 .•. BAKER FURNITURE Greatest Guy in the World •.. ;" keep a good Attorney General RE·ELECT .· WILLIAM B. 1 Ret~ils effective Mon., Tues. & Wed. in Middleport-Pomeroy HARVEST BRAND 1 YOUR CHOICE Flattery Favors Skinless Wieners Sliced Bologna:ikT ..... ·. . ·, Fashion i· ... ' robe outraceoualy w i t h this curves • calore strap I• • •••IIIIIIS his /llmi/IJ out IIJ 11111 shoe wjth delicate dress heel. Swamp kid or black ThiJ IIIW 1111,1 fiOOftlt lltl 1 IJridiJ ftut CY,IIiO• ~tiWMI *'· tilrl lttrftct and Yin,liJtd C-tor 14>so<lit <llllttr! .......... it Mn r~Cttt~s ,_ Harrisonville Mr. and· hen. A11!1W' GIIIIOII flsUe,J Mr•. , Mrs'. .lienj')' • • • llRd ll'hiR 1/011 NEWVIIIYL $249 ~-Y4. ••---..or•-'""' Stylt 2717 2na l ' .• • ...... 1 1 II; . .. Opon Frldoy o.-1 ..... ,., Nlthll . ' CARPET HOUSE POMEROY 992-566l Only ..., ' ~.99 THE SHOIIOX MI.U.port, 0.., , ... ~,\ ,>1 .. • ' ,_ MciNIOSH APPLES 8 O'CLOCK •• COFFEE lb. s .79 + ' ~ ' c I ·'• I• "• \ ~ ' I·~. ,.... .t 1• j; j. • I • • GLAD YDU1AE CDDKING WITH CIABI If you're a man, you probably won't undtn*'nd alGI of this. But you, lady... , You can spot one of lhasa Days the moment it starts, You sleep throuah the alarm so there's 1 cruh·banc panic to get Dad off to work and lht kids off to school. Then Junior remembers a list of thin as for $110W.W·tell and the slnk stojos up ancj so do your-sfn~sas, and the new drapeS'com,. c.o.D. and ~have 1a.in tt. hcluu. , and the guy to paint the ceilinJS shOIYS up a w!lek early, and ... YouKnow. · ·· · . So suddlnly ~·u4juarter tofiveand IUftS wbpClllls to SlY ht'l brin'i'* 1011111111t homel And .. .... w1ta AT PLAY • • A&P • haSn't even thouailt lbout dinner. . ·when you're cookinc wHh ,Gas, relax. Gas ranses understand women •. ~ ospeclally 011 ·Tha5!1 ~Because Gas cool!s tuterthatl electriCity, &II ranges stretch your time. A\IIOrrillle Burner.:WIIh-!t,Snoin• and Oven·wilh•·Mind1 contnlls.(only on Gt1i llnaW) keep an expert eye on dinner wllilt you ,_lr yttur !pee. And tt. trill low-heat ability ~the keep-warm oven (only on Gn ranaes) lets yoy h~ din..-.servilll·h!il.1JIIfll )lOu'"' iUOd and .-ly. . Get 1 modern Gas ranp.l'llf1, Mil an ont ol Thost l:llys, yauAR ~mt an ~pta 1'18ht. ,. ,. ~. ,. . '' . , ' ..A ' . ........ SAVE 20c l aood. Finer texture, better tasttl •,.... ..... ., lei"'' ..... •• TASTY- JUICY WE WOt-f - ·SO CAN YOUI for the same appetizing reaction every time bread is served to your . family, insist on Heiner's enriched bread •cause Heiner's goes with everything ..... .....,_..... it's C lh"UI~ •lilt II Ill · - · · · - . • ·' ··-"eot at home ••• WITH BUILT-IN CUSHION IIY r.ONCIOLt:UM·NAIRN .• • • c 1-lb. pkg. lb. How about some family fun tonight? Eat out! Take Mom and the kids out to dinner. Relax in a IOOthlna, unhurried atmosphere. Enjoy convenience at your fingertips. Let each member of the ,family choose his or her favont~ dtsh. It will be so attractive to the eye and so veftpleasing to the taste, you'll be glad you came. It's fun to eat out, especially during October, National Restaurant Month. .CUS~1oMFLOR or I Flatter your foot and w•rd· AI pr· . .. ~ �,, ' ' ' '' r,. • ·L \} ' \ ' 1 B 0 'ppl•.- ·G-~ove 1' 0 y.· Iiila~-. .. ' ·"i I ' ' Ro~lnsoa ~Dw 'f. I Senti~!, Hill al lfil .llfr!May lltn. Howard Is 8-l'Jally Pomeroy,Midd!eport, 0., .Oct. 3 l9e& ol the Iter I mother , MrL at home following SW'gery ~~ . . .. , lllol·. · I 1 . 14/ _ l Dolly Wolfe. Attending Werl llolt•r HOIJ)IIJ). · SMJII a · day In CQIU!!Ibu. with Letart F.U., '.' Jumor Wolfe, Mtddleport, Mr. The W.M.A. of P~e United Mr. and Mta. Dol· Beegle and Mr. and MrS. Herbert Rous· !dna (Mn. Duke) !llbil-lltd ~ ... Jlul,..... alee IGI'Ubbld·tldy drum rna· Of'Jefv OfeS and Mrs. llal• H1ll . Dale Wal- Brethren Church met at the Zane Mr Roush 180 It ded d R · .. 1 loll's been In Barnabas Halplt- qo we l1l'lt met Georp at a joretlel: Debbie Reynolds and lace, Marvin, Mike and Danny, home of Mrs. Floyd Norris one · · a a en .an oger .spent wel'il en• al lor weeks in a gallant lllbl private Stork Club party; .wben Lee Relnlck Orin Lehman'S<: ··•· · - Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, Jan, Dean, Iday last week an~· put In a the Science Fair. . wttb· Mr. and Mrs. Wajil!i' Me ... If actreu Bullerfl,y Me· tntl'llduced, ~Will sittlnJIOIIIf no campaiJD defeats will MBy Mn. Herbert Rousb , and Artie. . ,quilt Atlending were Julia Mrs . Lau~a Norrts and L: m - Da~~ at Tr0y• . .. Queen !Gone With the Wind 20 feet away bused JD 11 the ~ COIIIOied by an LBJ app'l r . and Mrs. R~bert Lewts Mrs. Sherman F'ord accom- 1Norrts, Pearl Norris Florence and Mrs. John Longsw,,rth Mr. and Mrs Russell Rous etc.)_ wiU contact Icarus Pro: of 1 long table: .. Bueblll'J Bill Veeck's in her brotiler and sister- Actams and Gloeck- spent a Saturday with Mr. :and famlly Sunday .fit; ducttons, 1446 ~ii'JI Ave.• she stmply 1tepped up from biJ towa lllklnl a Big Deal . . of the former 's sisll!r Mabel tn·la~ on a tnp to lndtana, ner. and Mrs. Bob Adams and visit- ' Mrs. Ora CJoraey and 8008 a: may get a role on a singe pilly chair onto the tablt and Walk· Clevelaad'l aen 'l mgr. Frank Day. ' Flortda, Texas and other places, Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush ed the graves of relatives at IPageville. 01 (lasl we hea~ Butterfly was eel Its food-and-drink • !IIden Lane once told Bill's w i f e Mrs. Ida Denahue Is In Alii· Interest out ol her acltng cocoon htlength t~ shake hallds and grin Mary Frances he suspected ance hel . care lor • th· Mr. and Mrs. Erwin GloeckMacy's rug de~'t) Have a howdy There's CBS scut!Je Veeck "would trade anyone but er Mrs P:ck WO<KI wtl 0mo .8 ner and D•vld spent Wcdnesrumor : Supreme Court Justice thai Garry Moore misht be you aDd your children for a Dl. . '' ' day In Columbus. Tom nark may retire In Oct , shifted to the CBS · oppeillf · good home-run hitter" Mar~ Sally Pearson who 11 employbeforr his son Ra:"s"Y becomes Johnny Cars?n midnigh!CIIt thougnt that over quickly and ed in Columbul spent i week U. s: _Ally : Gen I J1mmy I ou know, 1t s fun Just waJittng COWlterel "Well, I know he'd end with ~r parenll, Mr. and 1WITH llADDEIIIIITATION Breslm s p1ect> on Georgt tl;rougl· the Plaza Hotel'I lob-- never trade lhe children .. . " Mrs. Roy Pearson. Alkr ,,, ~q"'mon. Kidney.,, •Mder 1,. Skakel. killed i:1 a plane crash. by. Mr and Mrs Rod Grimm of ,.'",.a.llo,"',!".,'"-t.'wlctMmuJwmtnu • . . - ., , I ,.. f Jtll &thH alld lltrtOilJ wGas a ,preciSe rellechon . h'bol l hTwo ~kailed glamor IBis Racine called oa the latter's ~~:.1: :=·:~.:J'.l':Ot~.!!~~~~! eorge s exuberantly umn 1 · , w o strt e us as more like Las Ve•IIJ! •els its own film mother , M" • Lizzie Sayre a re- Hour.adac ,..,,11, • .,.liei.Hb• ,... ""'llld "'''"''""" '"''"1 ., & ol4. &Ired festJval in '67 ,· it~ traditional cent evening. dtprqu~. JD •uch lrrllaUon, CYI'l'lll _ utuaur llrtn11 rut. nlulnt eomrorl-ilf O'ce ~oad··· e~ _ ~e l\ S , Loug Botto• N :er:tte~ C~~b~~~':a/a~~:: . panied 1 Margar~t Society News s~nt GIRLS OXFORDS ::to3-.$2,11 wOMEN p,ASJ 21 R-.ullr $3.9f Roush's Shoe Store · - ' Middleport fUm-flam · ff'stival continues A dmner was held 1t the 1. 'Jrlnt curt.~nrIDCI JrritaUnr1urnt Jn. mon1 acid. bJ Ulllllla poln nllel on . All the Jolson - imilators l home of Mr. and Mrs. DaUas i. cnr•x ·~ dnlllbtt. retiHtr.r'ta•t. HELEN- HELP US!l -:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=====::::-1 (down to Eddie Fisher, to &crape bottom I drop to one knee ' to sing with arms outstretched - bul A: did il the first time (in 1913 -; inging "You Madt- bv He :•·"' Elottel __j ' SOME Call It DISCOUNT! INS~LATION anu G Me Love You" in the Wintt-r . Helen Help Us Sunduy fBI !both olthem. and 11 either find• · Garden s ho~ "The Honey \'OLJ'Itt ASh.E!> fUH 11 ~ oul J II lose them bo1l1. What'll i moon Express") because sud· This cDi umn is lor ytmng 1 du'.' - l'Httl.JHLEU ' denlv in lhf' middle ol M'i min· people, their problems and :eor Troubled : strei hlafkfact sort8 he suffer· pleason.·s,. the1r troutJit- .~ and Yo. 11 . g-m tncnd mu;l1t not ed an excruciatingly painful Now Is The Time To Prepare SOME Call It WHOLESALE let us help! We loan millions· of dollars, to thou sands of people, for hundreds of d<i<~ereLni reasons. And driving a ~tter, safer car Is reason enough. Ask for our " Auto Mo .. "o r borrowmg · 'th · ney 1oan. udstt ~ u WI a conventent- 1or-you repayment schedule. uon w1th a brush-oil belter 11 she learned she could . w justify th• kneeling stance ' Se~d your leen-~ge ~ueslions attract males and therefore dtd· j ~ all the knee-bending · to lOUTH ASKED FUH 11 . n I need to pretend she hated tat~rs have a pain In Jolie's ' newspaper. lhe~n. i toes l<l thank. mOJ!t of YUU'RE JUST .fBLOliS, . Gel her interested IQ the op· •ound like o~e at that IS I'AT ANSWI'.R posite sex. and your troubles ' · Dear Helen : , may be over. 1 don 't S11Y it I Random House promises , Why 1S it boys ca n dJ'cuss will be easy, but keep trying. dilly of 1 book for old · other guys on the team or in And stop lying! - H. fanciers such as yoors the classroom and sa) •"'"" cut : Dear Helen : humbly : "American POIIlJiarl ting things. bu1 oobod1 accuses The !ella who signed himself Songs: From the Re.·oJutiiOnJlry I them of being jealous - they're ! ·Not Hunting a Huntress" cave War to lite Pres.ent" The just analyzing, or somri111ng an accurate description of a too- , West Berlln Pavilion lrem Bob But il l girl says anythin, large percentage of girls tllday I Moses' last (80 far) w~rld's ahoul another girl, and nol They are so anxious to be hap· ' Fair will be the ftrsl building that bad either, the guy e qlllck pv and popular and sexy at 110 rise on lite new Verruzano say "You'ro just jealous:· :•II costs, and l<l prove their : Colleg• campus at Woodrldae. ll's no wonder we have to popularity by having some I ·~. Y.. due to open In '88 Bob stoop to bemg catty, because guy - they don 't much care Hope's new book about his Viel boys are too dense to catch on who - thai they practically · ~am trip will have Jeey Hea· to Cottiness Like when Nan smother the poor male w h o' therlon come-hithering on its S1lys, "l always did LOVE that senses he's not being admired rover N. Y. GOP leader formal on you, Cindy," a hoy for himself. but just because and banker Vince Albano head· doesn't know Cindy is being his presence proves the girl ts quarters at the Roose.elt Ho· chopped '? pieces. . wilh it<' . , , tel where hil tid pal Malty We can t co~ rtghl . out I am on thiS problem group Walsh is managing director: an~ say we . don I like Condy myself. I am a bewildered girl hoth Vince and Matty once because .she s got a bt8 mouth, who sees all this and can't un· were bellhoptt there . . or Nan "a zonk •drtpl, or Bel· derstand il - a huntress who sports editor Charley H04eril!d cy 1s a hug-caller 1boy-chaser). doesn't even want the game, told the brul he'll reuro II you. say any ol. these, the j11st Ihe trophy. - A SYMPA· '87 Iller t7 years; he · •t,....,dl boys gJVe you a raiSed eyebrow TIIETIC HUNTRESS as 1 temporary office boy, and call vou green-eyes. Dear Helen: is ill ion1est-em lo ed. I think vou should slart an 1 1 agree with "Not Hun till& a p Y "P<i'"' opportunity" campaign ' Huntress" that girls hq all lor girls, Helen. - LU-ANNE over boys and are too qans- Edgar Reynoldl, Rose S. Dear Lu : sive sometimes. But look at it olds, .30 acre, Middleport Good Idea, but males bein& from our side. We're dependent Rose Marcinko to West VII' males, and females being for- on lite boy to ask us out and ginia Pulp and Paper, 110 ICI'H · em feminine, "equal right~" We want to be sure we have Olive. wlll always be shot full ol loop- a boy to take ua around. and E. E. Follrod, Frances P. holes. one we won't lose to 1 "warm· Follrod to Robert F. . Tubb, That old manly comeback. er" girL So we act like we like Florence Tubb, 128 acretJ, Sal· "You're just jealous" make. me them, and then they stab us In em. . fur~ous too. Lu-Anne. bui it a lhe back by calling ua •· Hunt- VlrJinll May Fisher, Helma boy treated you like another resses." we want security, 1 W. White, Selwyn R. White, Anboy. you wouldn't like it either. "steady." na Louise Smith to Guido J. Besides, If you had l<ltal , . Glrolami, Vidia Giroiami, Iota equality, look who'd be getting : I d like to see a boy just once Pomeroy. "gmlinJ&" from the President. who wasn't a "hunter." Why Elizabeth B. Hysell l<l Carl _ H. else do they surgest nice rides 1S. Hysell, t3 1cretJ, Turlaad Dear Helen: lin the country and drive • in I have been going with 8 boy movies? I'm for acttna friendly, B. Ryaell to for 1 year and I also have a but not THAT friendly! -HUN· S. Hysell, 13 acres, Rutlan,dl real good girl friend. TRESS NOT HUNTING A HUN· Elizabeth B. Ryaell w She is a funny type girl . A· ITER . HyseU, 18% acrn, Rutland. round ollter girls, she's fine Elizabeth Hysell to Carl but when she's around hoys sh~ SENT PROP TRANS 1.17 lct:e, RuUIIICL acts stuck up and snobby. She Russell A. Gibbs, Elsie doesn't want me going with this G1bbs to Arthur L. Arnott, boy, and she thinks she has gol oletta Amott, parcels, Letart us broken up. Pauline Waters Anderson, My boy friend doesn't like her I Clay Anderson l<l Lena Wolfe, ind so I told him I'd broken up : Lot , Middleport. with her. And 1 told HER I'd 1 Susan M. Ma~Jey, W. R. . . Manlev to Mirvto E. Boyles, broken up wtth him. 1Janet ·M. Boyle1, Lots, Middle! have got myself In the mid· port. dle of 1 blg mess. I've lied to . Sadie Wo~e. Gordon WoUe 10 Thlre's always a Halph~ Hand at .... ECONOMY SAVIrGs AND LOAN COMPANY STORM DOORS ' WINDOWS __; . ~ King Builde"s Supply Co. 't 2-Pc.LIYING ROOM SUITES ·· •··•· · $99 3-Pc. BEDROOM SUIRS · · · · · ·· ····· $99 ............ .......... $58 .LIJt lnlurtnct AYtil•ble On All Loan• 300 W. Second Sl.-992·2111, Pomeroy DAVE OHLINGER, MANAGER MIDDLEPORT, 0. N. 'ND AVI. "THE BUDGET _SHOP" __,I I_ $25 TO $2000 I_ _ I ~ut wo_n·t dodge a sertou~ que:::. lriend _might .start liking her tigg)'. thtn toseed ool hil arms , We Named It- e Your Home For The Cold Weather Ahead. fun. As With the rest ol Ht>lt'll tlt' so Jenlou~ 11 you found her , •ngrown toenail and gol off Help Us!, 11 \H~il'ume~ iauglls a bo.1 lnend. and your ooy the foot to relieve that little BUNK BEDS (Complete) · · · · I. · · · · · · $68 HOLLYWOOD BEDS ........ ·.. · $39.7 5 ! • I LINOLEUM RUG5-9x12 · ·· · ·· · ··· $4.88 4-DRAWER CHESTS ·...... · ·.... · $18 .. • ...·r?.- 1 ~ ~· ' .·' ; 1 .•. BAKER FURNITURE Greatest Guy in the World •.. ;" keep a good Attorney General RE·ELECT .· WILLIAM B. 1 Ret~ils effective Mon., Tues. & Wed. in Middleport-Pomeroy HARVEST BRAND 1 YOUR CHOICE Flattery Favors Skinless Wieners Sliced Bologna:ikT ..... ·. . ·, Fashion i· ... ' robe outraceoualy w i t h this curves • calore strap I• • •••IIIIIIS his /llmi/IJ out IIJ 11111 shoe wjth delicate dress heel. Swamp kid or black ThiJ IIIW 1111,1 fiOOftlt lltl 1 IJridiJ ftut CY,IIiO• ~tiWMI *'· tilrl lttrftct and Yin,liJtd C-tor 14>so<lit <llllttr! .......... it Mn r~Cttt~s ,_ Harrisonville Mr. and· hen. A11!1W' GIIIIOII flsUe,J Mr•. , Mrs'. .lienj')' • • • llRd ll'hiR 1/011 NEWVIIIYL $249 ~-Y4. ••---..or•-'""' Stylt 2717 2na l ' .• • ...... 1 1 II; . .. Opon Frldoy o.-1 ..... ,., Nlthll . ' CARPET HOUSE POMEROY 992-566l Only ..., ' ~.99 THE SHOIIOX MI.U.port, 0.., , ... ~,\ ,>1 .. • ' ,_ MciNIOSH APPLES 8 O'CLOCK •• COFFEE lb. s .79 + ' ~ ' c I ·'• I• "• \ ~ ' I·~. ,.... .t 1• j; j. • I • • GLAD YDU1AE CDDKING WITH CIABI If you're a man, you probably won't undtn*'nd alGI of this. But you, lady... , You can spot one of lhasa Days the moment it starts, You sleep throuah the alarm so there's 1 cruh·banc panic to get Dad off to work and lht kids off to school. Then Junior remembers a list of thin as for $110W.W·tell and the slnk stojos up ancj so do your-sfn~sas, and the new drapeS'com,. c.o.D. and ~have 1a.in tt. hcluu. , and the guy to paint the ceilinJS shOIYS up a w!lek early, and ... YouKnow. · ·· · . So suddlnly ~·u4juarter tofiveand IUftS wbpClllls to SlY ht'l brin'i'* 1011111111t homel And .. .... w1ta AT PLAY • • A&P • haSn't even thouailt lbout dinner. . ·when you're cookinc wHh ,Gas, relax. Gas ranses understand women •. ~ ospeclally 011 ·Tha5!1 ~Because Gas cool!s tuterthatl electriCity, &II ranges stretch your time. A\IIOrrillle Burner.:WIIh-!t,Snoin• and Oven·wilh•·Mind1 contnlls.(only on Gt1i llnaW) keep an expert eye on dinner wllilt you ,_lr yttur !pee. And tt. trill low-heat ability ~the keep-warm oven (only on Gn ranaes) lets yoy h~ din..-.servilll·h!il.1JIIfll )lOu'"' iUOd and .-ly. . Get 1 modern Gas ranp.l'llf1, Mil an ont ol Thost l:llys, yauAR ~mt an ~pta 1'18ht. ,. ,. ~. ,. . '' . , ' ..A ' . ........ SAVE 20c l aood. Finer texture, better tasttl •,.... ..... ., lei"'' ..... •• TASTY- JUICY WE WOt-f - ·SO CAN YOUI for the same appetizing reaction every time bread is served to your . family, insist on Heiner's enriched bread •cause Heiner's goes with everything ..... .....,_..... it's C lh"UI~ •lilt II Ill · - · · · - . • ·' ··-"eot at home ••• WITH BUILT-IN CUSHION IIY r.ONCIOLt:UM·NAIRN .• • • c 1-lb. pkg. lb. How about some family fun tonight? Eat out! Take Mom and the kids out to dinner. Relax in a IOOthlna, unhurried atmosphere. Enjoy convenience at your fingertips. Let each member of the ,family choose his or her favont~ dtsh. It will be so attractive to the eye and so veftpleasing to the taste, you'll be glad you came. It's fun to eat out, especially during October, National Restaurant Month. .CUS~1oMFLOR or I Flatter your foot and w•rd· AI pr· . .. ~ �' I. ,, ,I ' . \ <', .' IARNIY OOOOLI oil t Extra Cash The Want ·Nd Way ... • I '' ' ., (I ' ·' ·' , , , , OF TljiAT JUICY TIDBIT, LOWEI:IY? I Motor Co. 1962 CORVAIR IIICIST 1'101'1.11 $995 i!M' \'~Flt~aLE'R· ............ ,............ . ,., -. • • ....... lnltrtiOnt Conv. Cpe. Good. tirti, 0 ~. 1~. Sid. V.ana. beater, good top. ..., cellt DIIIC*Hit liD ~Nt• 1411 • ' CARID Of TMANKI 6 OIITUARIU THAT'S 1HAT!! ~ ~ -·~ - - -- ' lEIIR'f _, GEORGI! WONDER ly AL c:A, Rawlings Honda $.lies. 1962 COMET $765 Cuslom 2 Door S cyl. Std. trallll. Radio and hea!B, vinyl in· terior trim, lik~ DeW W.W. til'ft. Ligbt ,.... "~"" wbite fl., · _Wont 4H I~ Mtnllnllt , ...,.. 61 nntt c..,. ptt wflrcl rw nr.. c.. I CHI ATONE OF HIS ALL-I'liEiHT I> CALL DICK RAWLINGS new whitewall tires ~bile finisb, red vinyl interior. Power· glide ITansmis&on, r~io and heater. A sbarp one " I· .l HE HI!ERED ,IT . ly WALT !£1Tf!IIJII ; VO'RE PUWIN' CARDS ALL I\IHSHT TONI6HT AN' SNUFFY- . II ONII OP tHI MollZI Station Wagon only 36,000 mils and locally owned, .. ,.,,' MAN THE WILLETS ~ P01ne1oy • CIGAUYT .,.n, ,., ..., ,.. ..m. lv PltiD LASsWELL CARD GAMEl> - - - - - - - - - 8-DaU,. Sentinel, Pemt~WM~IIdllport, 0., Od. I, 1960 t StGriS ' IMITM HOWONAIRTH DID 'IE GIT HOLD ,iBiu.siness Services 1 aflli SMUFFY WY :141$1 MIDO~P,OJI!f OHIO $59s Radio and f1,8 hr II WOf'll MllliftiUM. IKII ~ Puene1 oy Motor Co. OFFICI tiOUU t:M .._ M. t.- 5:00 1". M. O.lty ..._,,..., 1::11 ... M. 10 1t:lt ..... IT'I 10 IAI1' TO ,LACI A OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. USUL l PleDUCI . . WANT AD 5I ,.._ PHONE WY2·2156 -,-.--· lv HOWl! SCHNEIDER ly KINCJ Your doug~<nut compan~ neeas v ) l • ... I .~ 0? ly ART SANSONI ~ ' a6 it is! ~10· , · , . . . . . .(,!,. .... THI lORN LOSI!'I -· - -·--·-·-· ~ you too! You work l S liour6 a dtl~ I can't he lp . I have to take of litt le &aoe• IH .. ... :...J ~~ FRECKI,U AND Hit· FRIINDI ly HAROLD GltAY apartmeolo . · room• lurlished, evlll·ytlllilig I I new ; furnace, floors, . llatb, plumbmg electric ""'J"' ~.u. Light hauling, Ph. 992-2803. 9 30 6tp 1 Qui of all floods, one !rom High Scbool. Ph. AD~ Trading i'OSt ud Ani 21 tique Store lllttl4ll 1e a oew ' 5392. Iocati01, now at Croas Road• a ROOM house bath Junction 124 and state roule Laurel St., Pomeroy. Pb. 143 on RuUald Road. Phone >293. 1 13 7G4461. t li tic FOUR ROOM furllisbed me~~L WY z..3658. DAol1f" IS lVJllDmY VtR'1' lo1JDDIJ.ILV DfAD ~.c; ·~:·. ==-:c:-- FRClM THE POl~ ~IPPID IH'T'O HI~ , S10J?M'S OVER ! '(DIRTY. 1<000 IS AU ClEAR: GOOO LUCk'. MISS MURDERIN' SHE ·DEIIILl SA,_ ! ......, , .•• - i~ ~ WINE C:I.IS", AHD -111<0AR!. 9ECURD.Y LOCKUliH 'Tf.lE I Wanted To OLD COINS anti pap!!!' . cy ID nice eondition, mal~ri••ll before 1900 especially ed, paying cUJTent .....rldentlaJ Send list to ;x., P. 0, Box 648, m••·uu,1 W. Va. 9 23 timber Ia Ohio er Virginia, or old t1111lf wltb limber. Marioa ~tb, 1!01 1f, Syracuse, 0. • 18 1021p I, DAILY CROSSWORD AC&OSS 1. AD illiMd <t... - f... I, BAlly G ...... Jlllyolclaa IL_,. ........... .. 4.. bad.pient 6. Strtk.N, -K.-.. -· -· _.. ....__ -... -~ allojlo 1!2.palnl 1M 6.BoWelqo ' &.Urge I. Liquid S.U.ll -~ ol~ Z.Iraclvewe Help Wanted . Sell ramon• .6elroll1ed Shoes. Full or tlrfte, hiP commissions bonus, complet. aa.en and women, equi~ <d l• ,Jc:_; furnished free. Write to Rae, District Sales 3584 Darbyshrre Drive, .:QJ!UJJ,~ua, 0 ., 43221. • 30 liS. Allor 2& "1'!oo B.- lG.EDtire 18.0od<lfGr. :Ill. AdmiUioe au.. .. &Bo,'a nl<~'~'!' IM.CIIT- .... ldngdom 25.Kibdvlbor' ..H fto lll<jold, tor ....-' _....., . --...._ 36.A' in· side and out. Power steering and bl'akes. Automatic shift. Tbi.s i& a one owntr trade in. 1964 PONTIAC _ _ $18'15 V8 Catalina 2 do'. Just arriv· ed. One of the tleanest 64's anywhere. Only 23 1648 easy ..W.O. it. is beautiful while flnlsll with blue interior. .............. a .. u.•·• ly Potn~troy, 38.Sbl!t with automatie zig zagger fancy design, blind bern, applique. sew oipperB, tic. Like new. T paymenta $7.71 a lli!!Dii! left. Pb. 119Z-2685. 9/~ WINNIE WINK~E Ita streamllnecl, torpedoUke Mr. shape enables tbe tuna. to swim POMEROY - lJNlON AVI!l. - at speeds estlmated at up to 1 atory frame, part Perma- 40 m.p.h., according 1e the olone, 5 rooms (2 bedrooms). cyclopaedia Britannica . -- .f1.-. f!l. :Mot , . . Modem kllchea and full basemeat alii &Feot M.ll'- e~ts.,••~:• garage. Staltl. BBP IU. .\ ' ' I EASY TERMS I ' -; FOREMAN ·. •ncl chief goed salary, and other beneils. Boz 611&-B, 'e.., T h t Sentinel, Pomeroy, State age and t xperiOUr tmplayeeo know a4. 9 28 I•BKII:P OJ' bath, ly IRANNER KNOWING 'JH! :!HlP& POeiTlON MAK!~A CR\1~ MORE INTERf5!1NG. WARRANTY wm,: and:::V!aft~~ as ABBOTT juSUce OIII ·•··ZIIdA... 'I'O.!Mr..,. ~ ~ICCI.UI -":'/- '/} 1)(. Ohio •to YEAR IL 0 7 , 31.111-.,M.X...,. . CRAITREf Qlllllas H.S. • 1: BLAETTNARS 211.-:JO.U..ul ,. t •• SCHULZ WHAT 'THINGS? l'l. P!adiM 28.lfu tel d. :Bibllool 'l!illif . arrived. Like new n. ...... l lo", ...,. !t. Begaa ~ ... Uuoocll 11.~ lli.lllllflo< ---- AlliE AND SLATS 1965 PONTIAC: - - $2595 Catalina 2 dr. Hard Top. 23, M<W<d wiUt, 'tTwut '1'- !LAe- .. ·~" �' I. ,, ,I ' . \ <', .' IARNIY OOOOLI oil t Extra Cash The Want ·Nd Way ... • I '' ' ., (I ' ·' ·' , , , , OF TljiAT JUICY TIDBIT, LOWEI:IY? I Motor Co. 1962 CORVAIR IIICIST 1'101'1.11 $995 i!M' \'~Flt~aLE'R· ............ ,............ . ,., -. • • ....... lnltrtiOnt Conv. Cpe. Good. tirti, 0 ~. 1~. Sid. V.ana. beater, good top. ..., cellt DIIIC*Hit liD ~Nt• 1411 • ' CARID Of TMANKI 6 OIITUARIU THAT'S 1HAT!! ~ ~ -·~ - - -- ' lEIIR'f _, GEORGI! WONDER ly AL c:A, Rawlings Honda $.lies. 1962 COMET $765 Cuslom 2 Door S cyl. Std. trallll. Radio and hea!B, vinyl in· terior trim, lik~ DeW W.W. til'ft. Ligbt ,.... "~"" wbite fl., · _Wont 4H I~ Mtnllnllt , ...,.. 61 nntt c..,. ptt wflrcl rw nr.. c.. I CHI ATONE OF HIS ALL-I'liEiHT I> CALL DICK RAWLINGS new whitewall tires ~bile finisb, red vinyl interior. Power· glide ITansmis&on, r~io and heater. A sbarp one " I· .l HE HI!ERED ,IT . ly WALT !£1Tf!IIJII ; VO'RE PUWIN' CARDS ALL I\IHSHT TONI6HT AN' SNUFFY- . II ONII OP tHI MollZI Station Wagon only 36,000 mils and locally owned, .. ,.,,' MAN THE WILLETS ~ P01ne1oy • CIGAUYT .,.n, ,., ..., ,.. ..m. lv PltiD LASsWELL CARD GAMEl> - - - - - - - - - 8-DaU,. Sentinel, Pemt~WM~IIdllport, 0., Od. I, 1960 t StGriS ' IMITM HOWONAIRTH DID 'IE GIT HOLD ,iBiu.siness Services 1 aflli SMUFFY WY :141$1 MIDO~P,OJI!f OHIO $59s Radio and f1,8 hr II WOf'll MllliftiUM. IKII ~ Puene1 oy Motor Co. OFFICI tiOUU t:M .._ M. t.- 5:00 1". M. O.lty ..._,,..., 1::11 ... M. 10 1t:lt ..... IT'I 10 IAI1' TO ,LACI A OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. USUL l PleDUCI . . WANT AD 5I ,.._ PHONE WY2·2156 -,-.--· lv HOWl! SCHNEIDER ly KINCJ Your doug~<nut compan~ neeas v ) l • ... I .~ 0? ly ART SANSONI ~ ' a6 it is! ~10· , · , . . . . . .(,!,. .... THI lORN LOSI!'I -· - -·--·-·-· ~ you too! You work l S liour6 a dtl~ I can't he lp . I have to take of litt le &aoe• IH .. ... :...J ~~ FRECKI,U AND Hit· FRIINDI ly HAROLD GltAY apartmeolo . · room• lurlished, evlll·ytlllilig I I new ; furnace, floors, . llatb, plumbmg electric ""'J"' ~.u. Light hauling, Ph. 992-2803. 9 30 6tp 1 Qui of all floods, one !rom High Scbool. Ph. AD~ Trading i'OSt ud Ani 21 tique Store lllttl4ll 1e a oew ' 5392. Iocati01, now at Croas Road• a ROOM house bath Junction 124 and state roule Laurel St., Pomeroy. Pb. 143 on RuUald Road. Phone >293. 1 13 7G4461. t li tic FOUR ROOM furllisbed me~~L WY z..3658. DAol1f" IS lVJllDmY VtR'1' lo1JDDIJ.ILV DfAD ~.c; ·~:·. ==-:c:-- FRClM THE POl~ ~IPPID IH'T'O HI~ , S10J?M'S OVER ! '(DIRTY. 1<000 IS AU ClEAR: GOOO LUCk'. MISS MURDERIN' SHE ·DEIIILl SA,_ ! ......, , .•• - i~ ~ WINE C:I.IS", AHD -111<0AR!. 9ECURD.Y LOCKUliH 'Tf.lE I Wanted To OLD COINS anti pap!!!' . cy ID nice eondition, mal~ri••ll before 1900 especially ed, paying cUJTent .....rldentlaJ Send list to ;x., P. 0, Box 648, m••·uu,1 W. Va. 9 23 timber Ia Ohio er Virginia, or old t1111lf wltb limber. Marioa ~tb, 1!01 1f, Syracuse, 0. • 18 1021p I, DAILY CROSSWORD AC&OSS 1. AD illiMd <t... - f... I, BAlly G ...... Jlllyolclaa IL_,. ........... .. 4.. bad.pient 6. Strtk.N, -K.-.. -· -· _.. ....__ -... -~ allojlo 1!2.palnl 1M 6.BoWelqo ' &.Urge I. Liquid S.U.ll -~ ol~ Z.Iraclvewe Help Wanted . Sell ramon• .6elroll1ed Shoes. Full or tlrfte, hiP commissions bonus, complet. aa.en and women, equi~ <d l• ,Jc:_; furnished free. Write to Rae, District Sales 3584 Darbyshrre Drive, .:QJ!UJJ,~ua, 0 ., 43221. • 30 liS. Allor 2& "1'!oo B.- lG.EDtire 18.0od<lfGr. :Ill. AdmiUioe au.. .. &Bo,'a nl<~'~'!' IM.CIIT- .... ldngdom 25.Kibdvlbor' ..H fto lll<jold, tor ....-' _....., . --...._ 36.A' in· side and out. Power steering and bl'akes. Automatic shift. Tbi.s i& a one owntr trade in. 1964 PONTIAC _ _ $18'15 V8 Catalina 2 do'. Just arriv· ed. One of the tleanest 64's anywhere. Only 23 1648 easy ..W.O. it. is beautiful while flnlsll with blue interior. .............. a .. u.•·• ly Potn~troy, 38.Sbl!t with automatie zig zagger fancy design, blind bern, applique. sew oipperB, tic. Like new. T paymenta $7.71 a lli!!Dii! left. Pb. 119Z-2685. 9/~ WINNIE WINK~E Ita streamllnecl, torpedoUke Mr. shape enables tbe tuna. to swim POMEROY - lJNlON AVI!l. - at speeds estlmated at up to 1 atory frame, part Perma- 40 m.p.h., according 1e the olone, 5 rooms (2 bedrooms). cyclopaedia Britannica . -- .f1.-. f!l. :Mot , . . Modem kllchea and full basemeat alii &Feot M.ll'- e~ts.,••~:• garage. Staltl. BBP IU. .\ ' ' I EASY TERMS I ' -; FOREMAN ·. •ncl chief goed salary, and other beneils. Boz 611&-B, 'e.., T h t Sentinel, Pomeroy, State age and t xperiOUr tmplayeeo know a4. 9 28 I•BKII:P OJ' bath, ly IRANNER KNOWING 'JH! :!HlP& POeiTlON MAK!~A CR\1~ MORE INTERf5!1NG. WARRANTY wm,: and:::V!aft~~ as ABBOTT juSUce OIII ·•··ZIIdA... 'I'O.!Mr..,. ~ ~ICCI.UI -":'/- '/} 1)(. Ohio •to YEAR IL 0 7 , 31.111-.,M.X...,. . CRAITREf Qlllllas H.S. • 1: BLAETTNARS 211.-:JO.U..ul ,. t •• SCHULZ WHAT 'THINGS? l'l. P!adiM 28.lfu tel d. :Bibllool 'l!illif . arrived. Like new n. ...... l lo", ...,. !t. Begaa ~ ... Uuoocll 11.~ lli.lllllflo< ---- AlliE AND SLATS 1965 PONTIAC: - - $2595 Catalina 2 dr. Hard Top. 23, M<W<d wiUt, 'tTwut '1'- !LAe- .. ·~" �' 1 )(<·· I. Po!_!t.eray.MJddi~. o~ Ar d , d oun fn About p Omeroy ·-< Layette Shower 1 1118 estimated that more -Mo~d'";;d- Is Given Mrs. 1 ·.~. ~:~ :rM:~~o~: ~ Moodispaugh .•. , MEl THEATRE Pomeny. Dido TONIGHT thru TUESDAY Stpt. 30. Oct. 4 Cocll B. DIMIIIo'o fho TEN COMMANDMENTS I Technicolor) Charlton Hestbn, YuJ Bryn. ner, Anne Baxter, Edw. G Robmson, Yvonne DeCarlo, Debra Paget, John Derek. Colorcartoon Admis:::~ion: 75c: and 40e. Running ttme: 3 ~ Hrs. Shows Start: 7 P.M. Saturdav Start: 6:30P.M. Box-offiCe closes 8 P.M. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5 NOT OPEN THURSDAT, FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY "IATMAN" - T•chnl.,olor- Adom Weot lllllm•nl Hurl Word !Rubin) CeltrurtHnl ''" 1'"' 1 1"'1 t Aft~. ''IJ' 1 , '· " .. a1 7 ' .... l enttne • Ill VISIT ELBERFELOS MENS and BOY DEPARTMENT ON I THE 1st FLOOR Hup, Tu, ·Three , •• WASHINGTON - THE lectlve Smlce, apparently Jng a ljlanpower pinch draft nien tn the !S-Uil'Oil,Rit 34 age' bracltet. About have been ordered to lake ~~:::1 llcali. A service~ laid Mel)!lay 'were alngl8 men and •men WIUtout children who :been deferred 'at ag~ 26, then had . their llablllly ellend· ed to age 35. "It might be necessary call lOme now and we want · know how many are able," lhe 1pokesman said, '· DRESS and CAl ENDAR .J. .J. MONDAY TilE ANNUAL Oysler Supper of the Drew Webster Post No. 39, American Legion in Pomeroy, will be held Monday, October 3 at 7:20 p. m. at tile Legion Home. Finance Chair· man Guy Eddie Guinther asks all members and prospecUve members to attend. Rev. Joseph R. ,Kraley, pasJ, or. of the St. Paul s. LuJ!'e~an Church of Pomeroy ts be.gmrung a. new ser1es of adult mstruc. !ion classes In the church. These classes will begin on Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 5th, and will be about one hour and 30 minutes in length. The classes will be lecture session' where the main doc. MEIGS AERIE 2171 F.O.E. trines and tenets of the Luth· l)ll'mbers are urged to attend eran Church will be taught tile next regular meeting Mon. and explained. An over·all view day, October 3, at 8 p.m. There of the Holy Bible will be part will be a reading of new by· of the course which will la>t laws. for some ten sessions. EASTERN BAND Boosters The classes are open to the wiU meet Monday October 3, public and to any church mem· from 7:3D to U p. m. at lbe ber who might like to review Eastern High School. Mrs. ".. . and Kentucky Fried Chicken the church teachings. It should Gordon Chevalier, president, in every bucket." be noted that attendance at urges all band parents to at. these sessions is entirely volun· tend. tary and that no one who at- HAT PARTY at St. Joseph's tends them needs to join the Parish Hall in Mason, at 7:30 church. In other words, after p.m. nn Monday, Oct. 3, with PHONE 992·5431 POMEROY, 0. a person has attended these bats, gloves, dresses, slips and ~~~~~~"!'!!"!"!"!"!"!"!~~~~~~"""'~~ 'sessions, and has completed pajamas on sale. The parly Is CharierNo.B441- -National Bank Region No- 41' the course, he is under no ob- being sponsored by the st. JosREPORT OF CONDITION OF . ligation to unite with the Loth, eph Altar Guild. Everyone is ' eran Congregation. If, how· Invited and refreshments will Iever, he so desires to unile ' be served. There will be no ad· with the church, he will have mission charge. OF MIDDLEPORT completed the requirements. POMEROY GARDEN club In the state of Ohio, at the Close of Business on September . The public is invited. will meet Moaday .at 2 p.m. at 20, 1966. Published in response to call made by Comptroller' , the home of Mrs. R1chard JoDes, of the Currency, under Section 5211, U.S. Revised Statutes. SpecialMeetingl Lincoln Hill. w-d THEODORUS Council DoughPlan IW?d bY LV ASSETS ge ters of Am rica will meet Mo., Cash, balances with other hanks, and cash Special meetings and events day at 7:W p.m. All members items in process of collection "··------- S 391,962.77 have been planned by Middle- are urged to attend. United States Government obligations port Lodge No. 363, F. & A.M. dlr~ct and guaranteed .... , ... ,:, __ ____ 1,848,678.16 for lbe month of October In TUESDAY Obligations ~~ Stales and political subdivisions 320.480.20 observance qf the Celltennlal POMEROY BAND Booste ~ns and diScounts ""··--··------------·- 3,503,278.4& Celebration. On October 4 the A . ti ill eet Tuesdrs ed assets , _____ ,____________________ 72,784.64 Masonic hisiDry will be given ss~~ on w mthe Se .ay Other assets , _______ , ___ ,_______________ 14,884.99 and 25 year pins will be pre- at 7. p. m. at ruor TOTAL ASSETS ,_,_, ________________ S6,152,069.22 sented to members. School All . • High members are audiiDrium. urged to attend. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK October 11 Will be the annual POMEROY CHAPTER 186 Father and Son Banquet at the OES ·n 1 Tuesday at 7·45 Demand depo~ils of individuals, Temple. Past Masters' Night m.wtTh.:"wlll be election. of partners~1ps, and corporations -------- S1,373,688.32 will be observed on October 18 ~fficers Annual dues are to Time and sav1~gs deposits of Individuals, with the 3rd degree clll!ferred be id .... .,_ p~rtnersh1~s. and corporatio"' -------- - 3,858,662.66 and refreshments to foMow. Ken· pa · .,.,poSits of Umted States Government , , .. , 10,901.03 neth Sejtes worshipful MasWEDNESDAY De~~ts of States and political subdivisions 215,430.16 te ill ' sid Certtf1ed and officers' checks, etc. , .. ,_,__ 10,043.67 r, w pre e. THE GUILD of Grace Epis, TOTAL DEPOSITS ,_,,, $5,468.705.84 copal Church will ;meet Wed· Total demand deposits , , $1 ,534,043.18 omo VALLEY GRANGE nesday at 7'30 p m ill the par· Total Time & savings deposits .a 934 662.66 LETART FALlS - 0 hi o . h h · · • Other liabilities , , __ , .... ,,______________ ' ' 74 I248 .04 I "'alley Graage No 2•1• held 18 THEouse. ~ MIDDLEPORT Literary Ch~!mS~o~~~~cotton twills, scrub den· ims, semi boxer waists and re- gular styles worn with 1 belt. All are 100% wash ';;:'!:; Club will meet Wednesday af- Roush in the chair, The follow· ternoon at. the home of Mrs. ing officers were elected for 0. P. ~em at 2 p. m. ~· 100 000 00 o~~~.~~~-;~¥~lri~:~ ;~~~· ------------ $ ' . the coming year: Master, Her· Klem will. presen!. the revieW. · No. shares outstanding 2000 bert Roush; overseer, Erma The. Ladles Auxiliary of ChesSurplus .,. . . .. .. ---------,-------------300 000 00 Wilson· lecturer Nora Cross· ter Ftre Department will have . Vndivlded profits , ""--------------------· 209;115:34 steward, Alice 'Balser, Ass•i. 8 Stanley party at the flre steward, Andy Cross; chaplain, hoUBe, Wednesday, October 5, TOTA · L CAPITAL ACCOUNTS --------- 609,115.34 Rev. James Early; treasurer, at 8 p.m. All Interested Ill helpTOTAL LIABILITIES AND Early Roush; secretary, Mrs. ing the Fire Department are CAf'.iTAL ACCOUNTS -----·--·--- $6,152,069.22 Herbert Roush; ~te keeper, invited to attend or send an or. MEMORANDA Jol1h W~fe; ceres Julia Ear- der to a !'!ember. Light re!reshly; Flora, 611tdys elds; Po- menta will be served. as shown above are after deduction of mORa; Eula Wolfe lady Asll't reserves of , ____ , , _____ ____ $ 18,413.321steward; Barbara' McNicklea' fr lbe 1 1r --"bit •- the Harold E. Hubbard, V. Pres. & Cashier, of the above. . ·' om a ""'u "' bank .do he•eby rteclare that this report of condition ElU!CUUve ~o~ttee; Pete Letart Methodist Church. 'l1le and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Shields, leg~s!ative agent; AJ. Great Bend Grange will be in· · dy Cross, home ecooomlcs com. vlted 111 the October 24 meetHAROLD E. HUBBARD mUte, Barbara McN~kles, M1- lng. Installation of officers will :We, the undersigned directors attetrt the correcttiesa of bel Roush asci Erma Wll&on, be held at the 1191 meeting by of condition and declare that It baa been eum- JQillor cbairmaD, '/WI· Jlllltel Tbomaa Sayre, Mjlller· of lbe and to the best of our knOW!edce 1lld bellef II Ear)jl; 1(0ulb · ~. Eula Gresl Bead Granp, A correct. Wolfe; Ceulea!lJa1 ehabiniD, Juct lunch was eenrad. ; CAPTT AL ACCOUNTS C '* BERNARD V. F{/L'l'Z JAMES F. ARNOLD DALI II. DtJ'I."l'dH ' . ' BUILDING ROAD - Heavy equipment of the Mel gs Count HI h trustees is con~lructlng a section of new road connect! ng the 0 Y1 htg way DepartmPnt ed Suttoo Township ersville . This proiect of the counlv hi h · u r owr and Welrbtown Hill roads near Min· mile of road is being built. It ll'ill be ~a~~~ind:J~:~~~~ ~ef~~n~~i~ last s:~~~i p~~~~~ximately one· third of 1 0 Pomeroy Fire Truck Debt Paid Cff lion of permanefit preso slacks In the rroup. $1.95-$2.95 . Elberfelds men's department has a fine selection of Be ~te also to see ihe line eroup of· boys slacks with matching shlrt.s in olwt 3 to 7. 2.95, 3.95, M5 mens aport shlrta In aU oiz. es. Plaids, solid colon stripes, regular cut shlrta, MR. WilNGLii STRIPliD SCHOOL' TROUSERS tapered ahlrtt with I o n 1 tails, butto'n down eollm, regular widespread ex~llara. Made of scrubbed hickory slTipe, 100c;~ cotton, wide belt loops, very tapered I P-~s. The Mod look with Carnouy ·#,, Street styling. You should slop In on the $4.95 WORK CLOTHING Now is a good time ~o an of the fine ~Ions and pick out what you need se- winter. Lee Work Pants Shirts, Lee Overalls ~ & 2.95, 3.95, 4.95, 5.95, 9.95 carpenters, painters, Car· hartt Brown Duck Jackets and Coats, Carbartt Over· alls in re~ar Enemy DraWs Tighter 1st floor right away. See lect the work clothes you will need this fall and and ear· penters styles. Jackets of cotton twill with q1,11tt lin· ing, matched work pant, You'll al10 llko the Hltctlon of mons dron ahlrh In white. solid colon and llrlpoe. Your favorlto:;-tylo In the pro- and work shirts, Hanes un· derwear in your choice of sty1eo and in all slzeo. Just stop in the mens de· partment on the 181 floor, took around, hove the salespeople help you and buy what you need now .. per neck al10lllll •I- length for you Young SCRUB DENIM JEANS Sizes 29 to 38 walllt measure and In your correct length. Wide belt loops, slim cut with tapered lees. Blue. Made of 50% polyester and 50% cotton. $5.95 WORK CAPS These work caps are completely washablo·- fit proo perly and give 111tmotrt satlsfactioll. Sizes 8% to• 7'!11. Solid colors. '" SHOP CAP STYLE with Pukocl Top . ~ SPORTSTER STYLE (Llko • B11oball Cap) -41•· DRESS SLACKS DRESS SHIRTS NEVIll IRON Made of 50% Kodel polyester - 50% combed cotton. Long point button down collar. White, Blue, Maize. In neck sizes 14'h to 17. A fine quality men's slacks made of 70% orion aery· Uc and 30% worsted wool. Regular cut dl'eu ataW In sizes 30 to 42 waist and altered to your correct length free. SoUd color for fall and winter weat, $CJ.95 . $4.95 Bo Sure To SHAll Tho Other . MENS DRESS SLACKS YOUNG MEN'S CORDUROY GOAL COATS $16.95 ,$8.95 ll'fiO!Ie. ' Nora Clola. FoUowJils eiee. . ', ' Dlrectora tiCII aC ol,flcers lhe GI'IIJI&e wl- Brf&ham was the name · aC eel to llvt 1M malerill llfl 8uflllcl BW'1 borM. tDilU, 'Medium, lar&e and extn~~e. . .· . OPEN SArtJIDAY t · EL·&'EI~ ,,1', ,. '" . , • f I ', 1~ . . . '• . ' (> •• *" . , .,: W wovell•alJIIlwpa In a. nne ae1actlon of ia~ .-.!:.,. IDrful Dlaldl. two pockela, reiN!ar wlde~d eDt~t.:!fllill OPEN EVIIY WEEK DAY 9:15A.M..TQ·U•M ·. . SPORT SHIRTS.:, .. .~ Thera ore many other atJ1o joc~et. for mon all arranrect for your easy oeleetlon. SIDp in on the flnt floor - try on aol\tt of lite Jaclreta and Car Coat.o. Buy wbot you noad. . . . ASpeclel Y1Juel Men's Lon11 Sf•vf , ) "SUR COAT JACKETS $14;95 '· Look at all the other· jackets arid oor coats fol'' mil'! onliGle now on the lst·floor. A.:fine selectioll fllf ct- · MEN'S DACRON & COTTON Poll!llar ear ooat 1qtb. Zipper front, I slub pocket!, shOll.'of lite laet•t II 6'% darron pofyeater and ~% combed aitton and It baa a·warm ptli! ltntns. Navy blat rolor. Slt.ett 38 Ill 46. .. Waist length jacket. zipper front. 'ouv, ~teen col!lr., warm quilted nylon Unlll1. Sizes lmlaU, medllun,·Iarft and extralarse. Y011'll want to see all the other stl/le jacketl for mtn alld 1/0Ung men ln ttllles and llizes for evel'flom. ·~' $5.95 to $U5 Men's Corduroy J.ackets Popular Hockmeyer wide wale corduroy with deep Iu:urlous acrylic pile Unlnc. Dark olive. Knitted col· Jar. Sizes 36 to 48. • I MEN'S ORLON end WOOL MEN'S OXFORD CLOTH . .. ·~.542,953.88 ~threw:~/':~: .. 'n wear with a big selec• LTA BILIT/ES TOTAL LiABILITIES .,·-·----------- LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS nylon and cotton blends, boxer waist style, i ' .. SOCJAL !. WORLD A Adult Series Of Instruction Is Announced ' ·' r '· I ourt ,, lilt 25 a! 't "/1. .. Seoo t'"w..•••If "" ,....... · Ill tftI VIlli" ully 1'"11111 ' ' 1 ''"" ' '. f I Mrs. Joe Moodlspaugh was ~.,, ..... OU guest of honor at a layette report given on te<eljt camp. ber 10.• Coffee wiU be served at elation and. also served as sec- of Mr. and.l)lra: Antho)lJ Slroll ~ shower given recently by Mrs. ing trips at a·meeting oi Brown- ·JO a.m. and the .meeting will retary of the association for ol ®lciM~•, 8l!d Mr. Clt"!tl Russell Ferguson at the Moodle Troop 5 held at the home of starl at 10 a.m. All women of several years. In November, l!alflekl, .JOII' of Mr. arid ~ lspaugb home. Games were M H A 8 ~~· t ed their leader, Mrs. Richard Yau· the I!Jstrict are cordtallv invlt. 1962 ne was elected Presid.ent Raymend Hatfield of 1\lilladl rs. . am ~ re um gha • • ' · .,, 11 liiTied Sli'""".. played and prizes won by Mrs. home Frida evenln after a n. . ed. r of the Ohio Welfare <;on!erence, were, q,..~ y m.. -~· Mr. and Mrs. Henry Null, William Hall, Mrs. Gorden week's vislf at Kingston lth Offlcers named Include Mer- · There will 'be five workshops, an office he held until .hi!! all- ~venihg ·at the }lome ·.of · llielr Crooksville, visited over the Clark , Mrs. Ellis Clonch and her son and dsug~ter·i.,~w rl Ault, chr.; Becky Rj>ush, with the spechil.interest W<Irk· polntment as State Welfare l,li· .un~4UJll. aunt, !Mr.,. ~ ,,... weekend with ber father, Mr. Misa Brenda Dray. The door Patrolman and Mrs. Keith Bar: secretary; Vicki Mantey, asat~l- shop being the Bible study · for rector. . (Jitarleo .,Wllllee; 1\Utliit¥1 llbad. Clarence Clark. pnze was awarded to Mrs. nitz and son ant secretary; Kalhy Hams, 1967, ''Joy for an Anxious Age," Tbe theme for the meeUrlg is .The ~· 'Robei1 smltl), pal Mr. and Mrs. Val Edgar Rey. Juanita Dray. M d M J hn d treasurer; Sheryl Hanning, flag a study on Philippians, This "Extending Your Ministry " tor of lhe JIYsell Run l'rtt nolds and children of Mor- After the honored guest had fam~·Y •;pent r~e ~eeKend :~h bearer : and Kathy Baker, door will be presen~ by Mrs. Ra~ Reservations should be made Methodist Church) reid ·,!be gantown, w. Va., spent the opened gifts, rerreshments of relatives and friends at Norton tender. Currie of Springfield, Ohio. The through the local churches and vows of the double ·rt'll cere weekend with his parents, cake al)d Ice cream, decorated and Williamson, W Va. Reports were given on the other workshops will be, Admin· sent to AJIIesvllle by OciDber ~ony at. 7;30 .f· ~· Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Reynolds. with the stork and pink and Mrs John Dursl ·and daugh camp1pg day at Camp Kla~u. lslrative, l'f9gram, World Ser- 6. Followlnj .~he ciaremony lite M nd Mr John Smith of blue booties theme, was served ter M H'ld R th ' f. to near Chester and plans were vice, and Fellowship. couple 'i~ft for' a wedding triP r. a s. 'th fl d h • rs. I a o mger o ma4e to attend the Holiday on . I Charleston, w. Va. spent the WIAttecndo1ee an puMnc · J h Cincinnati were weekend guests Ice show at Huntington W Va The afternoon speakor will Audit/no Committee after 111l!!ii>·herthey th(Wil golll to .h . th M ng were rs. o n f M d M El th R · · · · ,. Columbus ·W e ey w re· weakend ~~~ his mo er, rs. Reynolds, Mrs. Juanita Dray, ·o r. an rs. swor owe Ocl 16. The group also dis- be Den~er ·L. While, DtreciDr of Of Council Meet• . . ' J. K. Stmth. Sr., and other Miss Carol Dray. Miss Brenda and Mrs. Thomas Hood. cussed plans for ·a 'Halloween t~e Ohio Department of Pubslae. ,,, . ,, , . relatives . Dray Miss Norma Dray Mrs Mr. and Mrs. George Korn party at Camp Kiashuta iancl 1 he Welfare. Mr. White received The auditing eoo~mlttee ol Attending the weCidlnl wert Edith Haptonstall, Ohio Unl-~ Gord~n Clark, Mrs. Willis..; Jr. of Col~mbus ~pent the visit to the Marietta College his B. S. de&ree from the Col· Theodorus Council, Daughters Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hal· verslly spent the weeKend with Hall Mrs Robert Clonch weekend Wllh thm parents, Museum. The troop committee lege of Education of Ohio Unl· of Amertca, met Thursday ev- field, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence · ' . · ' Mr. and Mrs. George Korn Sr. . verslty and has completed a enlng at the borne of Mr. and Andrews ·abel Susan anil Ray· her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mrs. Gilbert Henry, Mrs. Ed and Mrs John Thomas IS composed of Mrs. William d h M J J 0 1 the Syra •· Mr aDd Mn flaptonstall and son. Bill. Henry, Mrs. Harley Johnson, Mrs Mary Wippel ~~~ re. Morris Mrs. Fred Hoffman yUealr 0 igraty Huatel study teat 0 1"1 rs. almethsMrs' ~~ ;~tnhart. mond, ancl · · · ' n vers . e I I ve ran • cuse, w . ' Withee. . ,., Mrs. 0 scar Rous h has gone M.rs · Glennl·. e L'ttl 1 e, , 'M'138 Con- turned. horne from Holzer Hos- and Mrs. Donna Glaze. world War II, having served trustees, as hostess. ' · to Florida lor several weeks me Halsmger, Mrs. Lovena pita! where she was a patient with the Navy. Before enterln~ Following the audit of the vl•lt with hll brother and other Neal, M1ss Brenda Johnson for the past two weeks. welfare work, he taught tD books, a social hour was en- cia! secretary, Mrs. , lAllie Irolotlvo!, and Mrs. MoodiSpaugh and Mrs. \lrs. Margaret Dannhardl re- In nautical terms, a blan~- Ohio public schools. He ha• joyed and refreshments were Hauck, tresurer; Mn. ·~ Fergus?"· . turned to her home, Columb~s, et means lite tsctlc of blocklnt years experience In publtr served by Mrs. Meinhart . to Hayes, recording .. seeretarY • PLAN AUCTION J Shendmg Mgifts were Mrs. Pat Sunday, after a two weeks' VIS· wind from other boats' salls 1 welfare, with moie than 15 Mrs. Ray Seldenabel, deputy; and Mrs. J-.epb Beegle and . o nson, rs. Charles Sm1th ' I't WI'th Mrs. Frank Fugate . . your~ sails. . u•u&' trulleea. 'MHI Pa•t Officers of Racine M w1th · yesrs as Director of !ha Athens Mrs. Richard Campbell, fi nan- M.... ""· Donald ""' , t'havtur Oti:S will aponaor rs. James Johnson.. M Chris Tompkins, student "'at 1•11"111 HUCtlon tollowlng t h elPaul Siders. Mrs. RoSie Cough, Ohio Northern University at I'IMUIIr mHllnl of the chapter enor, Mrs. Norman Hawley' Ada, spent the weekend with I totlllihl. The proceeds will be Mrs. hNorman Van Meter, Mrs. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. •lv•n to the chapter toward I Wng 1 Haley, Mrs. Jack PhlJ, F. Tompkins. ,, • h ol h 1 ts Do Ips, Mrs. James Ferguson. M1ss Mrs E E Roush was the llllfU 110 01 6811 se · · Add' H ad! Do 1 . . . n•tlont will be 11ladly accepted. le e ey, Mrs. . ug as Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. See The Big Selection of Shirts - Jeckets • Trou sers • Undarwe1r • C1ps • Work Ckfth~n· • _, ...... -·-. -· Grover, Mrs. Vtrgm1a Waley, Charles Withrow. Mrs. Marvin Little, Mrs. Betty Mr. and Mrs . Eugene Harless Neckties. 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Joe Moeh Honored Velerau Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS - Lydia the ersbach, Pomeroy; Jenny Hoi, Gallipo- ley, Pomeroy; James Thomas, Middleport; Charles Willlamo Haven; Virginia Pierce: Lorena .\all, MldJiunes White, Pome. ••' I ' , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October 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 October 3, 1966 graham irwin lewis mcguffin rhodes tolley vaughn weigand