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I ,. j '· One !j< to•st<iJ>'ath '•' ·Grande; thi . but Gerry ',• thai sometb I stopp week and G fully embro me, knowin, broidery wo ry said. I'll j . • '! ; ·,¥., ~.. '~ );~> ', r ' ' _... , ' ' '. ~.-I -'~-'-· J ·J I ' . I . 'i '' While ,'t . they call he! shund, ei~ht of our .1 uhe . birthday; th birthdays them. l READ II West Virginia orop of squJ That could ac • that several been seen s~ River. U tho litera Is low swim to this 1 One <illy I~ Rooald Betz t of thtl water i oa the park I he saw a SIJII 11 11te river. : the water UJ oame aboard front of the I crouched und1 • lorest. One little fe It, though. l s rei floating ne unusual. I didr rould swim. T 4!ouldn't. ,• •'.. C!WU.ES L FOW'Ih Ave. e his car recent! · picture of an ' "'. · s-~ >resident lssion for Peace in Asia ". ,,, I spelled lt 1 Someday s< Julie out to 1 Julie's birthl She's reaUy ~ shtw her ag Gerry told E loodbye aod .' '·I .' . ' ' · WAli!JINGTON (UPI) -~'~?!will keep Chief ExecuUve out,criUcal time,. l ask lor your phrer. . and. Gen. Jllo,fll .,o. ldept"Joh(JSO)I ·embarked · tuday 1of the country unlll Nov. 2. prayera," the President said. "I Wheeler, chairman of. the JJllilt on a bbtorlc mlsstoo of 1 His plane got away at 9:26 · stu!ll do ·my.~l to adwnce the , Chi~!• of Staff, reviewed ·i!O!Jor persDM) dlplolllBcy .to the. Far 1aJti., EDT. . cause of peaee aod of human guards from lh' military 4 ~ it!eRI111 to bring peace lo j CritiCal Time progress." · services as the Ma~Jne .: Corps tll>ubled Sollllleast Asia. i ~liag lhla one of the "most I 1!efofe boarding the sleek jet Band played. , In farel'1!! . ceremonies at cri~cal times In our hlstory," Vtce Prtsldent. ,Hpbert .H. PuUes IDWnational Airport, I Johnson said: "I go to visit stx . Humphfey slootl· nwb)' ·with tile ~elit apln cautioned Inations whiCh, working , with 1 HONOLUW (UP)) diplomats · and congriiulonal alatnst ·eiJiel!llng "some .mlr·l others, are ~>o;gmning to shape Ideo! Jobnaoo and bls party leaders who had come :lo 10e aele" to -~ from hlo 11-di>: a new regional lire In Asia and I are due to arrive at Honolulu the nationally-televised · lleparjourney that would end lbel the Pacific." , JntemaUonal Airport about tore ol President and. Mrs fighting In VIet .Nam. I He said his talks at the i &:45 p. m., EDT, where tbey Johnson. "I know I fla!l wave no mule : seven•natlon Manila Asian sum· i will be met by 8D olflclal wei· Humphrey escorted 4oluj!On wand that W9Qid bring. about·l mit would be aimed at seeking 1 eomlng party b•aded by Dem· to the plaUorm where he •polte any mlr..to," , ,jhe Presldlllli"Ways of bringing about ao o.:rallc Gov. Jollll A. Bums. after a 21·gun salute 1'11!1· over said at the "Ceremonies attended !honorable peace at tbe earliest Following tbe airport Dulles International Airport iu by Vice Presfdeot Hubert H. po$Sible momeot" in Viet Nam. 1 tng _ which ts e~peded to the quiet countryside of subur· Humphrey, cabtne(, ,member:s, In addition to the conference last about ao minutes _ the ban Vtrginla,. and the departing diploma&, iltd ~esslonallln the Pblllpplnes, the Pres- , Presldeol will proceed to the commat)der-in-chief Inspected leaded. . ,c !!dent's trip-most farreaching ! East-West Center at the Uo~ his honor guard. "I leay~ ~~· fo undertake a !ever 111\dertaken by aoy pres- I verslt)l of Hawaii to denver Expocto No Miracleo bopefllt :ptlslll!l/' Johnson 181d: ideqt--called for stops in . an address, Johnson, who said SUnday he before ~ ~ prealdential l Auolralia, New Zealand, Malay- : expected no miracle peaco JeUiw,.~ For!:~ for lbe lata,' South Korea and Thailand. · fonnulas to come from the trip, ltOII~~ Hawlll, llrsl l "Aa I undertake Ibis mission , will! Mrs. Johnson, the Pres- 1 told the nation he was going to lea of;~~~~ 2&, e trip tbatjoo behalf of our country io a . ident, accompanied by Hum-t see tile •·eoergeUc progress • ' .. ' MEEK, DO 'rW ·: AklD T!:IERE .tVAS R€ALIZE M-!AT WOULD. A8SOU)TELY NO HAPPEtJ IF 'iliERVON£ WA~ IAJORI:;HvG... UtJSMA.DYMEklT? . -Pre• II'•••· I 1 AND THAT IWULD lEAD TO A TEAAI&E INFlAnON! f "'. . ' '"' - .1 .-; ~~~Seomi~g ' '. . . made In Aala by Asians." · "I go to Jeam of their progress and problerm," he said, "their bopas · and lheir coocerns." "At Manila, we shall consider the problem e! Viet Nam,'' he said, "where we shall review the state of military opera· tlons; but we sball mainly devote our attention to the civil, constructive side of Viet Nam.·' He said the Vietnamese were showing "extraordtoary courage and endurance" in their fight against Communist ag. gre!lsion. He said his trip would ~llow him to confer with "its leaders and with tbe leaders of those other nations that have com· milled young men to defeat . ' ugression and to help those 15 I .,_; ·' million people shape their own desUny." I 1 ... ' r. for '.;,-· ' ' ,I.,.', I < ' . ; ), ,- "' WA '~ '!Ill X£1£UWU 1il 5¥ Four little mascots assisted 1 Tag Day Nets Over$636in Middleport VEH.,.' •• AN' BESIDES, A SJVCOULP GET HURT IN'SUCH AN APWNTIJREI -·; - {~· ··,:t; ~ ' ~ "I I 'l • ' . • ' 11,101 HEAR BILLY WASHINGTON (UPIJ - Tho Supremo Court ,... fused todoy to let 1 group of statu heeded by Dell· wore choll111111 directly In tht high court the "wlnntr toke til': electoral college •ystem under which the president Is chlun. The court acted In a brief order. There wH no opinion. Each of lh'e 50 stot11 hu o low providing that oil the atoll's eloctorol votu tolulll be cut for tho candl· dolt who Willi the popular vote. Doloworo AHy. Gen. William P. 8ucklon uked for on order striking down all IIUch otetutu. .. Ht 'lrptd the! tho voters In the mlnori!J ore denied ,fhe "l"lu•l protection of tho lows" tutrtnNtcl In erno,rgeJocyl the 14th ,A..,dm..,l whtfl their voting sttonullo 110111' ., "' to • ~ldtle t~ _...., and thet the •nltm, dlto 1111 1 .,,...... "" etlmln.t. ifl!nit .Nil it•tee. ' . BERLIN tUPI) Eleven i lhouBand West Berliners Sun· day night turned out to hear American evangelist Billy Gra· bam launch ao etght - da,v · rellflous .,.mpalgn. Graham wtQ later act as Chairman of tbe ·World Congress on Evange.lisiD :,;!Itch opens here Oet. 26. . .... . ...,. _ __ ., .__ ·-------=.: :._. ... ·- ... . . .. !?~~-"t:!.!:~::!.~.'!:!". -:! '!::!'.~:":'. ~ ~ .,..,_...,....._.,. .,... ..... ... -~--- ~ -~ ,. . ,,,,.' ' GRA!'ij) OPENING- June Sayre, clerk at the new Nelson's Prescription Druc Store on East Main-s! in Pomeroy, Oeft). shows Mrs. Clarence Heaton merchandise in the cosmetics department of the completely remodeled store during &r11114 opening activity at the store this past weekend. In tile other picture, pharo maru!s Ed Nelson, Kenneth McLaughlin and Charles Nanettrow, ·left to right, are in the prescription department-Sen.inel Photos. · da)" ' .~ ;1.,'1 whole week. will campaign with nther Re· state Offices with stop. schedlllo from W:men down to the Ohio I ' ' ' I • "' ' )·. !i for go1!- ele~on . I .j T Gallipolis, Tuesday BU, \ Vetenao Memorial llotpllnl Sotarday AdiiiiBII- - Mrs. Larry Parsons, llmer; Delbe" Smith, ReedsvUie. Solllrday DIJclllrpt Humphrey, Harley Neal, 1nrrv Michael and s0t1 Staidly AdltliNioaa - ma Grueaer, llomeroy: 'I ra. ·.w r,., I~ru;le~Long ,Bottom; Wlllioll.l 11 RHI!!e; Erma G,._ lt.uwett, 114~. �(• .. r •• 4 .,. . ., ' ~ •• ... ' ,. ' . ,. ' I \ • \ I' .. I ,. ....I ' . ' -1 \ '• ~~: ... ., .l /' , • ·' . llf: · : · , .,.. D f . · n I ~=~~~~~ Red DeVI·1s. Rap .The PI3IDS ·.~~t,;· ID e eltSJVe . atl e· a~[~~yfcerhi, I ' B~ Sunde~. IIY BOB E.' Ichanged punta and battered fls put on a blitz, Elbert Wll· H lend wllb· llve miDules and A blocked punt and a 40 down scoring drives lime after IIams picked up the loose ball 14 secouds showlne ~ llock yard roll-out, j1881-l'UII opUon by . thne. and moved It to The Plains' 25. ln the seeon.t ·periiJCI. Quartorback .Joe Hawkins pnJ. 1 Three times 1be Plains drove 0• the llrst ptuy from scrim· 'lbe second haU beg81 about duced for the Rutland Red 1deep into Red Devil torritory mage, Hawkins handed off to the same u the flti~ with both Devils a 14-4 barcJ..Iougbt vie> 1' to the six yard line, only to L8ny Lemley wbo shot oil teams going at ea<}l other betory Saturday night over The Iturn the ball over pn dow111 as tackle behind, good biooklng and tween the 40 yard lines. HowPlains lndlllljl oo the Chauncey a stubborn Red Devil line would went aU the way for the first ever, with eeven miDute.t and field. not bndge. score o1 the g811te. Williams 15 seconds left 111 the fourth per. From tile start, It was evldeat In the oecond quarter The , also cracked the !.'enter for the loci, Hawkins tooli IJIJ: snap.and a tough! deleJtslve betUe was ' llldlans went back to punt and I Z.polnl conversion and the Red on a roD-out, pass-run option, In tbe making aa both cluba ea·llt wu blocked as the Red Dev·l Devils came up field with ao Iwas Ia deep trouble 1IDiil be saw ·ago 1 f;;;;;;;~;;;~~, a patch of daylight to bls right let betwetn ll1e two INIIII u BeJrs 17.0 and bll for the sideline. Doing next season The Plallls will be : ln notehing their fifth s'"" a tight-rope running act lor 40 ·•ao more,~ when .they give ' tory In six starts the Packers · . ·' , . yards, with The Plalna defend- way to consolidation and be- : banded . the demoralized """"' ers on bls lieels, he managed to come pilrt of Alben& H I C h their first shutout since Ocl stay one step ahead and go in school. .11, 1961, when Detroit did it, for the second and final TD The Plaino, a non • le~.gue aDd mired them with a record of the game. game lor the Red Devils, wu Iof jjiree defeats out of live 1 Hawkins tried a run for the a good test for the Charles games. e~tra points, but was stopped. Smllb coached Rutland team 1 ----Rutland could manage but as n""l week the Red Devils 1 GIANTS WIN FIRST three first doWDJ during tile en· travel to McArlilur to meet the N ORK (UPI E 1 tire four quarters but held The Vinton County VIkings in what EW Y ) ar1' AFL ~ · · Plains to two! . very .well -could determine the Morrall's 29 yard touchdown' 66Chevelle 11 By Ualted Prell iatemaUoaal Both team• tossed 14 passes, MOVC championship. Tbe Vik· pass_ to ~aron Thorn~ m the Molil>u 4 door ~=:t~. Easlerll Dt~iosl with Rutland completmg 2 and lngs blasted past Eutern zz.o f!'"rth pennd and a pa1~ of ear· 114 '""'""· powtr 01 trAntmiuJort, '1/, Lo T, Pet. The Indians 3. Rutiand manag- Frida~ night , for their fourth 1 her field goals by Pete Goge> ing, ra .. io & hellter, New Yorlt 4· l I .750 1 ed to intercept 3 Indian passes. straight win Ia five ltarts and lak gave .the New York Giants 65 Ford Galaxie By UDII<d Presa Internallooal a first-year club. Larry Siegfried collectecl21 and Butlalo 3 3 1· .500 1 Both teams rushing yardage are now tied with the Red !lev· 8 13-10 VIctory over the Wash· SOO, 4 Dr. I cylinder, aUIIW'-' Guy RDdgers long 1 piaym&- Rodgers netted 38 points Iplayer-coach BiU RusseU turned Boll ton · 2 2 I .500 was held to a minimum by the ·ils for first phi~ in the MOVC. mgton . Redsklns Su~day for trans. Radio· & Huttr, 0 ker for such' stars as Wilt Saturday night while leading in his usual outstanding deleD· H~tooi ' 3 3 0 .500 ' defensive play of both forward Both teams are 2.0 in league their first triumph the year. whitewell tires Chamoorlain, Nate Thurmond the Bulls to a 1()4..97 upset over Ihive job as the defending M1anu 1 5 0 .167 walls. Rutland got 1.29 yanls oo i play. EAGLES ROMP 64 Ford Gal~xiit and Rick Barry, ~s giving tlJe ISt. Lows I• the season opener champion B o s to a c el t 1.c a Western Division l the ground compar~ to 1071 BY QUARTERS I Chicago Buns a big assiSt tbis ;for both clubs. Rodgers scored•downed the San FranCisco W.L.T.Pcl. yards for \he Plams. Rutland -- ..... ·. 0 8 0 & - 14 1 PI'M'SBURGH (UP!)- Nor· H!~:~~~:~: cylinder. 4 speec:l year. 111 points In each half and Warriors 12I·113. Barry · netted Sal! Diego 4 I I •750 The game ended a long ser· 1The Plains ........ 0 0 0 0 - 0 man Snead fired two touchdown Like new Rodgers, known for bls ,quarterbacked the Chicago 41 poinls lor the Warriors. Kansas City 4 2 0 .667 ~· · -- ~ passes and Earl Gros pounded . 62 Ford Fairlane · , · 500 brllli811t passing, bas been a ' attack as the Bulls snapped a E I s e" here, Elgin Baylor Oakland 3 s 0 · I for two other scores Sunday to I sext. 2 Or., I cylln. .. , constant high finisher in the ' 27·27 first.quarti!r tie and led made Up for the absence of ; Denver 1 5 0 .167 ease the opportunistic Philadel· standard trlfiS. · National Basketball Associa· the rest of the way. Jerry West by scoring 36 points Sunday's Rtsalls ' phia Eagles to a 31-14 victory 64 Pontiac lion's assist department, plao. Cbamberlain scored 28 points to lend Los Angeles to a 121·115 Buffalo 17 Saa Diego 17 over the Pittsburgh Steelers. ftmpHt" 4 · Dr. log ~econd three straight . , triumph over Baltimore, and Oakland 34 Kallsas City IS W.VOn. Automat!~: seasons after winning the title as the Philadelphia 76ers Oscar Robertson pumped In 37 Houston 24 New York 0 COLTS RIP IJONS 6 cylinder fRSJine in 1963. ope?ed defense of their Eastorn points to lead Cincinnati to a Miami 24 Denver, 7 Don Lyons, Ohio men'B sin· robin comiJttition among the Traded to the Bulls -the DIVISIOn crown by whlppl&g 103-99 victory over Detroit. Nm. Swulay • Games gles champion of Dayton and 20 top ranked players in Ohio. BALTIMORE <UP[) - John· , 64 Fflrd Galaxie • S00 4 Or I rvllnder auto NBA's new expansion team - New York !28-!12. Chet Walker i NBA acUon continues Tues· Kansu City at Denver 11--year-old John Tannehill, Ohio West Virginia, northern Ken. ny Umtas threw lou r !"uch· trent. 't.dio tnd huf.e.r~ 25 before the sea.on begaa, added pomts for the 76ers clsy with New Vork hosting Los Mr.mu at Houston junior champion, of Middleport, lucky and western Pennsylvan- doddwedn pas;:~ and G:ryh c:~zo i IMIWtr steering, white.wa ·. 1'' , tires. · · Rodgers may prove just the wlule Dave_ Stallworth scored ~ Angeles, San Franci•co visillllg Oakland at New York will lead the Ohio table tennis Ia for places on the five-man 8 a 1 to 1ea . 1 e stimulus Chicago needs to avoid for the Kmcks. Chicago and Detroit talertain· San Diego at Bostoa team into the National Men's team. more Colts to_ a 45- d .rout of . ~3 l':h'!vrolet 1 the last-place Qnish expected to Sam Jones scored 29 points, ing Cincinnati, Bye Buffalo Team Championships n e 1 t Lyon• admlmstered Tannehill the Detroit Lmns Sunday. 1 "•I Alre. 4 .Or 6 ltanclerd trans Whitit Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., 17,- 1966=3 month in Detroit. his only loss, and was there· NFL Standinp Lyons, 25 Wright - Patterson fore named team captain. How. Ohio College Football Scores 0 By United Press International Field technician, and Tannehill, ever, Lyons lost a match to By United Pms IDternationai 1957 Chevrolet 1/. 8 4 DGar $t1ation Wagon. ~ Eastern Division MHS frest.man, finished with Ohio No. 2 ranked Barry Host, . . . 'utomatic, Radio tnd·~ Spor~ W. L. T. Pet. identical IIH records Sunday Cincinnati high school teacher, M1ch•gan St 1l Oh10 St. 8 t.teahlr 5 0 I I.OOO night after lwo days of round- whom Tannehill defeated in 2i Tulane 28 Cmcmnatl 21 St. Louis '>3 fbmbler Dallas 4 0 I 1.000 1 straight games in the final fea- Daytoo 13 Buffalo l ~50 Serlt!'l 4 Dr. 6 cvllrt> B• United Prell International Cleveland 3 2 0 .6001 lure match of th~ trials SuJ>o Ohio Umv. 24 Xavier 10 . Wr. shndard . tnm., ra· · COLUIIIBUS (UPI) - Obit for the league championship. • Washington 3 3 0 .500 day evenieg. Miami 12 Marshall o :.Uo I heater, w.hitew1ll IJniverslty, classed as 811 also. And ~ whole th~· comes to \. Saturday Philadelphia 3 I 0 .500 Bowlrng Green !4 Toledo 13 tires. JUAN, P.R. (UP!) Pittsburgh Going into that mateh Lyons, . ran In this year's Mid·Amerl· a hea in Athens this week I 4 I 200 T h 11 d tied Western MJCh 23 Kent Sl 2CJ '5 p..,...;.~ t; T.0. Jo;e Torres mad• the aJJDewith i an Rost were , Akron U Wooster · · can CoRlertn<e football race, wheo Ohio £!llertains the . third New Y"rk " I 4 I '.200 each one defeat. 0 ftmPMf '2 Dr. Hardtop. 4 has turned the whole tbiDg into skins in a sfiowcltwn affair successful defense of hiS world Atlanta 6 0 .000 Tannehill was awarded the Wittenberg 10 Baldwin-Wall 3 <;peed trans. tulle swinging affair. cotdd determine the title. Ugbt heavyweight title Saturday Westent Dtmloa trophy for outsi.andlng player Capital 15 Marietta 0 o\3 F,rd Galaxie Only a year slter lhe BOb- While Miami was night with a second-round W. LoT. Pet. of the trtais. In 19 matehes Denison 14 MI. Union 10 ~oo 4 Or 8 evlinder eufe. eats suffered through a tHO hands fuU with lowly koockout of Scottlsb challenger ~Bay 5 I 0 .833 <two out of three I he lost both Muskingum 19 Heidelberg 0 ,.tic tr~ns. Radio 1rQI reason, they're back In t be in taking a IZ.O d:on, ChiC Calderwood. Los ,!Oigeles 4 Z 0 .6671 to L ' d to Hiram 18 Kenyon o I-auter aower lfHrlnt thick ol things battling Miami Bobcats scored two rth Baltimore 3 2' 0 .600 Homer Phillips, Josephine gDiamkes Rh yodns, aEnl one th Allegheny 12 Oberlin 0 I .,yhl+. w&U tires. --lnd touchdowns to skin LEXINGTON, Ky. f!JPI) -San Francisco 2 2 o soo ' Phillips to Joseph D. Maples, c oa' yna rna . ··-• 1 Teacher's Art won the ~~.000 Chicago 2 3 0 ' 400 ' Betty Maples, 250.07 Acres, Sal· teacher. but won all other Bluffton 6 ,Central St 6 ' 1"\d 1 ~~ D,rl.,e Dart Obfo lllp 8cbool Foot.... Z!-10, in a none- eague game. dd . matches ~ He had the few· St. Joseph s (lnd.l 13 Ashlan 6 . 1 Dr . 270 Stri.,., fl evtlnMiami scored two a ed Alcibiades Stakes Satur· Detroit 2 4 0 333 em. . W t . R 14 W· h & 'ei ' iler 'lfanc:l11rd tren1,, rldio B U_;..., P"'OI laternal'oaal 1 y .....,. .... day a1 Keeneland Race CoiiJ'l!e. Minnesota 1 3 1 ·'"" Lloyd Pay tun , Emily Peyton est game lcsses ol all players. es 01 11 es. as · ·' end huter Steubenville Central Colholie 6 $wns Ill the first quarter ...,. to H hel B McClure Rho- Others· winning positiO!Is on Eastern MJCh 12 John Carroll ·Canton Lincola 0 tllen bung '011 to outlast Sunclsy's Games ers · ' ' . ... Thiel 16 Cash Tech 7 64 Fl'rd F-700 Louisville 42 Polatllj 0 all, which put up a NEW YORK (UP!) -Wheat.. Philadelphia 31 Pittsburgh 14 jean V. McClure, 6 acres, Rut· Ithe first team were Rost ( 17- Ohio Northern 6 findla . 3 ~ ~~ trans. 2 sp.e4 " " Canto• Lehman 22 Perry 0 battle ,against Miami, ley Stable's Successor won the .Now York 13 Washington 10 land. C G"l F G"l ;1, D~c~ Col~~us, biZ. Ohio Wesleyan 55 Otter~in 0 rtrMtii"CC radio and heahlot • dr 8 nol At Trfllnill. P Alwollll 20 MB"''ill.on 14 . now .has an II • gam_e S208,325 Ch81J1pagne Slakes BaiUmoro 45 Detroit 14 R. . Dimo~~ toero p' tmore ' 1,1 o pencer, o um us, Defiance 14 Grand Rapids 7 Dump True• 8 cYlinder. -L the 1o · Saturday in New York'•n·"'--t Green Bay 17 Chicago 0 .to Ray · ~a n, a """ ~,. . Bellaire · Ambridge (Pa.) 6 str"'"', ngest II maJor ~ ..,,.. 1 Th dOh f fl Wheaton Ill 33 \11\mmgton 7 · tlllt l.Gng whHI base. Weirton <·W.Va.) Madonna 15 .college foelball. race at Aqueduct. · ·-· • ·· St. Louis 10 Dallas 10 (tie) ·~une Heaton. Lot, Pomeroy. e secon io team o ve • · · Bridgeport !.'! The b~avy weekend of . '- , Minnesota 35 Los Angeles 7 ' Feder,ted Church of Pomeroy : is made up of Chris Tetcliff, 1 ''1:! M11rcury Clevelud Cantius 14 left. Ohio with only five BiRuN (UPI) -Russlfs Sao Francisco 44 AUaota 7 ID Trmlty Umted Church of I Dayton; John Temple, Columu~ Custom 7 Ooor Hardtop Power St~rint attcf ' Cleveland St. · Stanislaus a .D teams as Oiyjip;c champion Alexei Vflt· llu-JSt, Ammendment Deed, bus; DICk Rhoad, Lou RadzeU, . 8rakn Automttfc trent . and John Carroll dropped hen'lll came from be1t.ibcf AHL Standf•l• Pomeroy. . . Cleveland, and Lyle Thiem, Day. MAKES MAin Cleveland Benedictine 27 · •-~"-' ~- th D-•·'Oscar L. Wmce to James B. ton. Fill OLD Cleveland Kennedy I the perfect record list. oa.....-uay to ww e ~lUUP- By Vllitlll Preas International ' . M h Phil!" Lo .Alter 3&. coa~mon ll:ldat)' or Bladder Jr. ~-UI'nwood 20 w•""'t "tie at the w""• PhillipS, . art a IpS, ts, I Steve Parsons. the 15 year . "'""'"' ''"" MO" ~' m., .m•'"'" 81 0 lllr Cl.voland """ ~· u .,... EaRera Dlvisloa p ld w v· . . . knu and navoua !rom too freq~.tent we*"tliftJng ehamplonshlps. . 0 current est lrgirua mens J)UIIItl bot.b day I.Dd nlllil 8rcond· CAR LOT Clev land E st II 'Ill' w. L n T, OPis..t omeroy. Porter Midkiff' Elsie Midkiff Ij champion o of Charleston , com• Jltlda<:bn, ""'·"• • ., '""'"' "'"•"" "'m • ;• ' Sp"'-"'leld B&thcbt and f~l old , ll rl!rl, C1 •'and L th e W 1 11a • Cards, Cowboys in ev... u emBeachwood es .. Quebec ,....,.. 2 " tennis dl!pteued. In IIJCh. Irritation, CY9TEJr. Ucust & Sycamore StL 8 }Q.}n.rr,· v -a a"' Sunday LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) ..... I J I 3'W I to Sybil Ebersbach • parcels• ' ing off a Slimmer of UIUIUJ brlnfl lut. rehulnc eom!(lrt b)' • Bal" ' competitionI was far off form aurblq lrrltatlnl (tflllll In mont. acid I Mkld.....' rt .... eland Lutb Ea 9I 1<1 ST LOUIS IUPJ) - J l m Jwok· I I 0 %IBedford. urtae lnd bJ an&IIP.l!iC_p&lri r~llt!. ON 1 ~v eran Hawken u 8 B•l'<en's · 27-yard field goal· ·-~"" · · wmore Sybil Ebersbach to Porter !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Cleveland first·Hershey I I 0 Z. "'dk'lf El . M'dkiff I ~i~th~a'__7:7-~12~re:"t'O~r:~d:_ . _ __I~"'~ITU~~..~·~"~''~"":·~"~'~'~'':_''~"_'~'u:''.J[rlil!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!l 1,..j SJe 1 • parces,l llevoland Gilmour so after a fourth-quarter fumble sahara Invitational Golf TOOt· Providence B:;. · 0 3 0 0 11 Newbury I2 recovery, allowed the St. Louis nament with 1 72-hole total of Westent Dtvisloo 1 Ru~eil Welch June Welch to Cleveland University 12 Cardinals to walk off the 282. W. L. T. Pets ' Denver Hysell, ' Ralph Van Pittsburgh Shadyside 7 wltts a ltl-10 lie Sunday with ' -Pittsburgh 2 0 0 4 Cooney, 1.99 acres, Salisbury. Brooltslde 8 Flrelatld! 0 the Dallas Cowboys in a NEW YORK (UP!) -The Rochester I I 0 ' 2 Wilbur H. Bissell, dec., to laltzburc (Pa.) Kiski 13 of the Eestern Division's un- New York Yankees Saturday Cleveland o t 1 1 Kathleen Camaban, Hudson Wes. Res. Academy 13 : beatens. asked waivers on veteran Buffalo . 0 2 0 0 Bissell, Virginia Light, United Local 36 i Bob Hayes, who called for a southpaw Wh1toy Fonl and . Sunday'• Results P. Bissell, Cert. for Trans., Jackson-Milton 0 fair catch on a punt off the foot oulf~elder Hector Lopez for the Pittsburgh 6 Providence 3 Lebanon . Springfield 14 Atwater 6 of Jackie Smith, bobbled the purpose Ill grllDllng them their Rochester 5 Hershe~ 2 !AJwellviDe 12 Greenford 1 ball and Cardinal lineman unconditional re1ease. Quebec 6 Buffalo 2 YOUNG TURKS North Lltml 31 O'Brien fell on !he ball on the · (Only games sc!teduleq) Cleveland Westorn Reserve 0 29 for the recovery that saved NEWMARKET, EJllland . MOSCOW (UP I) -The i'jiles 11 Toledo Libby 14 the Cardinals from d•feat.' (UP!) -Diles, a 33-lo-1 long· CHAMPION HUNTER ish national soccer Canton South 16 Marlington e A crowd of 50.673, the largest shot, won the Cambridgeshire NEW YORK (UP! -Cap avenge<! a fiv.,..year-old score Marlon Catholic 22 Mt. Gilead 0 to ever witness a sportmg event Stakes Saturday, the race that And <J.wn, winner of the Sunday by defeating the Soviet Columbus Watterson 50 In St. Louis, watched both determines the ookorne of the conformation hunter division Union 2.0 Sunday before Columbus Bishop Ready 0 sides battle down to the wire as Irish Sweepstakes. championslilp live years in a crowd of 50,000 fans in Lenin Zanesville Rosecrans 24 both teams missed field goal row, will be back to defend his stadium. Meadowbrook 0 attempts in the final seconds of PAY THE PIPER title In the National Horse Show It was the first match Logan Elm :15 the game. PARIS (UP!) -'lbe .British at Madison Square Garden, between the national teams ~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;i;iiiii;;;:;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..,l team of David Piper and Oct. ~Nov. 1. since 1961 when Russia topped Micbael Parkes aveni&ed 96.6 Among the other fonner Turkey twice. ~RLY AMERICAN STYLED PHILCO miles per hour In Ita Ferrari c h a m p f o n s returning_a r e - - - - - .. Sunday to win the Paril 621· Amtr!g The StarS, Nut Alway• First shot of the Civil War mlle automoblle race. and Local "Talent. · was fired on Jan. 9, 1661. UY A" I Ch lca:!Y'i'() 0 upset·s R awkS I I '500liL 2Dr. Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5( (Close at Noon Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy b21Sampans JUastedby ~ . ·;All-Force Lyons Tannebill uad oh·10 on MIDDLEPORT 'I Men'S NTC Tearn t0 DetroJ•t OHIO IU.NDNBI oct. • • MiamI Ohi0 Umversity,' Me.et In BI"g One Satu'.rday f J' Weekend Summary Met"gs First Step On Using T-HTaken propert y Transfers t.m ? 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I, • i- • It '.p., I• " " at �(• .. r •• 4 .,. . ., ' ~ •• ... ' ,. ' . ,. ' I \ • \ I' .. I ,. ....I ' . ' -1 \ '• ~~: ... ., .l /' , • ·' . llf: · : · , .,.. D f . · n I ~=~~~~~ Red DeVI·1s. Rap .The PI3IDS ·.~~t,;· ID e eltSJVe . atl e· a~[~~yfcerhi, I ' B~ Sunde~. IIY BOB E.' Ichanged punta and battered fls put on a blitz, Elbert Wll· H lend wllb· llve miDules and A blocked punt and a 40 down scoring drives lime after IIams picked up the loose ball 14 secouds showlne ~ llock yard roll-out, j1881-l'UII opUon by . thne. and moved It to The Plains' 25. ln the seeon.t ·periiJCI. Quartorback .Joe Hawkins pnJ. 1 Three times 1be Plains drove 0• the llrst ptuy from scrim· 'lbe second haU beg81 about duced for the Rutland Red 1deep into Red Devil torritory mage, Hawkins handed off to the same u the flti~ with both Devils a 14-4 barcJ..Iougbt vie> 1' to the six yard line, only to L8ny Lemley wbo shot oil teams going at ea<}l other betory Saturday night over The Iturn the ball over pn dow111 as tackle behind, good biooklng and tween the 40 yard lines. HowPlains lndlllljl oo the Chauncey a stubborn Red Devil line would went aU the way for the first ever, with eeven miDute.t and field. not bndge. score o1 the g811te. Williams 15 seconds left 111 the fourth per. From tile start, It was evldeat In the oecond quarter The , also cracked the !.'enter for the loci, Hawkins tooli IJIJ: snap.and a tough! deleJtslve betUe was ' llldlans went back to punt and I Z.polnl conversion and the Red on a roD-out, pass-run option, In tbe making aa both cluba ea·llt wu blocked as the Red Dev·l Devils came up field with ao Iwas Ia deep trouble 1IDiil be saw ·ago 1 f;;;;;;;~;;;~~, a patch of daylight to bls right let betwetn ll1e two INIIII u BeJrs 17.0 and bll for the sideline. Doing next season The Plallls will be : ln notehing their fifth s'"" a tight-rope running act lor 40 ·•ao more,~ when .they give ' tory In six starts the Packers · . ·' , . yards, with The Plalna defend- way to consolidation and be- : banded . the demoralized """"' ers on bls lieels, he managed to come pilrt of Alben& H I C h their first shutout since Ocl stay one step ahead and go in school. .11, 1961, when Detroit did it, for the second and final TD The Plaino, a non • le~.gue aDd mired them with a record of the game. game lor the Red Devils, wu Iof jjiree defeats out of live 1 Hawkins tried a run for the a good test for the Charles games. e~tra points, but was stopped. Smllb coached Rutland team 1 ----Rutland could manage but as n""l week the Red Devils 1 GIANTS WIN FIRST three first doWDJ during tile en· travel to McArlilur to meet the N ORK (UPI E 1 tire four quarters but held The Vinton County VIkings in what EW Y ) ar1' AFL ~ · · Plains to two! . very .well -could determine the Morrall's 29 yard touchdown' 66Chevelle 11 By Ualted Prell iatemaUoaal Both team• tossed 14 passes, MOVC championship. Tbe Vik· pass_ to ~aron Thorn~ m the Molil>u 4 door ~=:t~. Easlerll Dt~iosl with Rutland completmg 2 and lngs blasted past Eutern zz.o f!'"rth pennd and a pa1~ of ear· 114 '""'""· powtr 01 trAntmiuJort, '1/, Lo T, Pet. The Indians 3. Rutiand manag- Frida~ night , for their fourth 1 her field goals by Pete Goge> ing, ra .. io & hellter, New Yorlt 4· l I .750 1 ed to intercept 3 Indian passes. straight win Ia five ltarts and lak gave .the New York Giants 65 Ford Galaxie By UDII<d Presa Internallooal a first-year club. Larry Siegfried collectecl21 and Butlalo 3 3 1· .500 1 Both teams rushing yardage are now tied with the Red !lev· 8 13-10 VIctory over the Wash· SOO, 4 Dr. I cylinder, aUIIW'-' Guy RDdgers long 1 piaym&- Rodgers netted 38 points Iplayer-coach BiU RusseU turned Boll ton · 2 2 I .500 was held to a minimum by the ·ils for first phi~ in the MOVC. mgton . Redsklns Su~day for trans. Radio· & Huttr, 0 ker for such' stars as Wilt Saturday night while leading in his usual outstanding deleD· H~tooi ' 3 3 0 .500 ' defensive play of both forward Both teams are 2.0 in league their first triumph the year. whitewell tires Chamoorlain, Nate Thurmond the Bulls to a 1()4..97 upset over Ihive job as the defending M1anu 1 5 0 .167 walls. Rutland got 1.29 yanls oo i play. EAGLES ROMP 64 Ford Gal~xiit and Rick Barry, ~s giving tlJe ISt. Lows I• the season opener champion B o s to a c el t 1.c a Western Division l the ground compar~ to 1071 BY QUARTERS I Chicago Buns a big assiSt tbis ;for both clubs. Rodgers scored•downed the San FranCisco W.L.T.Pcl. yards for \he Plams. Rutland -- ..... ·. 0 8 0 & - 14 1 PI'M'SBURGH (UP!)- Nor· H!~:~~~:~: cylinder. 4 speec:l year. 111 points In each half and Warriors 12I·113. Barry · netted Sal! Diego 4 I I •750 The game ended a long ser· 1The Plains ........ 0 0 0 0 - 0 man Snead fired two touchdown Like new Rodgers, known for bls ,quarterbacked the Chicago 41 poinls lor the Warriors. Kansas City 4 2 0 .667 ~· · -- ~ passes and Earl Gros pounded . 62 Ford Fairlane · , · 500 brllli811t passing, bas been a ' attack as the Bulls snapped a E I s e" here, Elgin Baylor Oakland 3 s 0 · I for two other scores Sunday to I sext. 2 Or., I cylln. .. , constant high finisher in the ' 27·27 first.quarti!r tie and led made Up for the absence of ; Denver 1 5 0 .167 ease the opportunistic Philadel· standard trlfiS. · National Basketball Associa· the rest of the way. Jerry West by scoring 36 points Sunday's Rtsalls ' phia Eagles to a 31-14 victory 64 Pontiac lion's assist department, plao. Cbamberlain scored 28 points to lend Los Angeles to a 121·115 Buffalo 17 Saa Diego 17 over the Pittsburgh Steelers. ftmpHt" 4 · Dr. log ~econd three straight . , triumph over Baltimore, and Oakland 34 Kallsas City IS W.VOn. Automat!~: seasons after winning the title as the Philadelphia 76ers Oscar Robertson pumped In 37 Houston 24 New York 0 COLTS RIP IJONS 6 cylinder fRSJine in 1963. ope?ed defense of their Eastorn points to lead Cincinnati to a Miami 24 Denver, 7 Don Lyons, Ohio men'B sin· robin comiJttition among the Traded to the Bulls -the DIVISIOn crown by whlppl&g 103-99 victory over Detroit. Nm. Swulay • Games gles champion of Dayton and 20 top ranked players in Ohio. BALTIMORE <UP[) - John· , 64 Fflrd Galaxie • S00 4 Or I rvllnder auto NBA's new expansion team - New York !28-!12. Chet Walker i NBA acUon continues Tues· Kansu City at Denver 11--year-old John Tannehill, Ohio West Virginia, northern Ken. ny Umtas threw lou r !"uch· trent. 't.dio tnd huf.e.r~ 25 before the sea.on begaa, added pomts for the 76ers clsy with New Vork hosting Los Mr.mu at Houston junior champion, of Middleport, lucky and western Pennsylvan- doddwedn pas;:~ and G:ryh c:~zo i IMIWtr steering, white.wa ·. 1'' , tires. · · Rodgers may prove just the wlule Dave_ Stallworth scored ~ Angeles, San Franci•co visillllg Oakland at New York will lead the Ohio table tennis Ia for places on the five-man 8 a 1 to 1ea . 1 e stimulus Chicago needs to avoid for the Kmcks. Chicago and Detroit talertain· San Diego at Bostoa team into the National Men's team. more Colts to_ a 45- d .rout of . ~3 l':h'!vrolet 1 the last-place Qnish expected to Sam Jones scored 29 points, ing Cincinnati, Bye Buffalo Team Championships n e 1 t Lyon• admlmstered Tannehill the Detroit Lmns Sunday. 1 "•I Alre. 4 .Or 6 ltanclerd trans Whitit Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., 17,- 1966=3 month in Detroit. his only loss, and was there· NFL Standinp Lyons, 25 Wright - Patterson fore named team captain. How. Ohio College Football Scores 0 By United Press International Field technician, and Tannehill, ever, Lyons lost a match to By United Pms IDternationai 1957 Chevrolet 1/. 8 4 DGar $t1ation Wagon. ~ Eastern Division MHS frest.man, finished with Ohio No. 2 ranked Barry Host, . . . 'utomatic, Radio tnd·~ Spor~ W. L. T. Pet. identical IIH records Sunday Cincinnati high school teacher, M1ch•gan St 1l Oh10 St. 8 t.teahlr 5 0 I I.OOO night after lwo days of round- whom Tannehill defeated in 2i Tulane 28 Cmcmnatl 21 St. Louis '>3 fbmbler Dallas 4 0 I 1.000 1 straight games in the final fea- Daytoo 13 Buffalo l ~50 Serlt!'l 4 Dr. 6 cvllrt> B• United Prell International Cleveland 3 2 0 .6001 lure match of th~ trials SuJ>o Ohio Umv. 24 Xavier 10 . Wr. shndard . tnm., ra· · COLUIIIBUS (UPI) - Obit for the league championship. • Washington 3 3 0 .500 day evenieg. Miami 12 Marshall o :.Uo I heater, w.hitew1ll IJniverslty, classed as 811 also. And ~ whole th~· comes to \. Saturday Philadelphia 3 I 0 .500 Bowlrng Green !4 Toledo 13 tires. JUAN, P.R. (UP!) Pittsburgh Going into that mateh Lyons, . ran In this year's Mid·Amerl· a hea in Athens this week I 4 I 200 T h 11 d tied Western MJCh 23 Kent Sl 2CJ '5 p..,...;.~ t; T.0. Jo;e Torres mad• the aJJDewith i an Rost were , Akron U Wooster · · can CoRlertn<e football race, wheo Ohio £!llertains the . third New Y"rk " I 4 I '.200 each one defeat. 0 ftmPMf '2 Dr. Hardtop. 4 has turned the whole tbiDg into skins in a sfiowcltwn affair successful defense of hiS world Atlanta 6 0 .000 Tannehill was awarded the Wittenberg 10 Baldwin-Wall 3 <;peed trans. tulle swinging affair. cotdd determine the title. Ugbt heavyweight title Saturday Westent Dtmloa trophy for outsi.andlng player Capital 15 Marietta 0 o\3 F,rd Galaxie Only a year slter lhe BOb- While Miami was night with a second-round W. LoT. Pet. of the trtais. In 19 matehes Denison 14 MI. Union 10 ~oo 4 Or 8 evlinder eufe. eats suffered through a tHO hands fuU with lowly koockout of Scottlsb challenger ~Bay 5 I 0 .833 <two out of three I he lost both Muskingum 19 Heidelberg 0 ,.tic tr~ns. Radio 1rQI reason, they're back In t be in taking a IZ.O d:on, ChiC Calderwood. Los ,!Oigeles 4 Z 0 .6671 to L ' d to Hiram 18 Kenyon o I-auter aower lfHrlnt thick ol things battling Miami Bobcats scored two rth Baltimore 3 2' 0 .600 Homer Phillips, Josephine gDiamkes Rh yodns, aEnl one th Allegheny 12 Oberlin 0 I .,yhl+. w&U tires. --lnd touchdowns to skin LEXINGTON, Ky. f!JPI) -San Francisco 2 2 o soo ' Phillips to Joseph D. Maples, c oa' yna rna . ··-• 1 Teacher's Art won the ~~.000 Chicago 2 3 0 ' 400 ' Betty Maples, 250.07 Acres, Sal· teacher. but won all other Bluffton 6 ,Central St 6 ' 1"\d 1 ~~ D,rl.,e Dart Obfo lllp 8cbool Foot.... Z!-10, in a none- eague game. dd . matches ~ He had the few· St. Joseph s (lnd.l 13 Ashlan 6 . 1 Dr . 270 Stri.,., fl evtlnMiami scored two a ed Alcibiades Stakes Satur· Detroit 2 4 0 333 em. . W t . R 14 W· h & 'ei ' iler 'lfanc:l11rd tren1,, rldio B U_;..., P"'OI laternal'oaal 1 y .....,. .... day a1 Keeneland Race CoiiJ'l!e. Minnesota 1 3 1 ·'"" Lloyd Pay tun , Emily Peyton est game lcsses ol all players. es 01 11 es. as · ·' end huter Steubenville Central Colholie 6 $wns Ill the first quarter ...,. to H hel B McClure Rho- Others· winning positiO!Is on Eastern MJCh 12 John Carroll ·Canton Lincola 0 tllen bung '011 to outlast Sunclsy's Games ers · ' ' . ... Thiel 16 Cash Tech 7 64 Fl'rd F-700 Louisville 42 Polatllj 0 all, which put up a NEW YORK (UP!) -Wheat.. Philadelphia 31 Pittsburgh 14 jean V. McClure, 6 acres, Rut· Ithe first team were Rost ( 17- Ohio Northern 6 findla . 3 ~ ~~ trans. 2 sp.e4 " " Canto• Lehman 22 Perry 0 battle ,against Miami, ley Stable's Successor won the .Now York 13 Washington 10 land. C G"l F G"l ;1, D~c~ Col~~us, biZ. Ohio Wesleyan 55 Otter~in 0 rtrMtii"CC radio and heahlot • dr 8 nol At Trfllnill. P Alwollll 20 MB"''ill.on 14 . now .has an II • gam_e S208,325 Ch81J1pagne Slakes BaiUmoro 45 Detroit 14 R. . Dimo~~ toero p' tmore ' 1,1 o pencer, o um us, Defiance 14 Grand Rapids 7 Dump True• 8 cYlinder. -L the 1o · Saturday in New York'•n·"'--t Green Bay 17 Chicago 0 .to Ray · ~a n, a """ ~,. . Bellaire · Ambridge (Pa.) 6 str"'"', ngest II maJor ~ ..,,.. 1 Th dOh f fl Wheaton Ill 33 \11\mmgton 7 · tlllt l.Gng whHI base. Weirton <·W.Va.) Madonna 15 .college foelball. race at Aqueduct. · ·-· • ·· St. Louis 10 Dallas 10 (tie) ·~une Heaton. Lot, Pomeroy. e secon io team o ve • · · Bridgeport !.'! The b~avy weekend of . '- , Minnesota 35 Los Angeles 7 ' Feder,ted Church of Pomeroy : is made up of Chris Tetcliff, 1 ''1:! M11rcury Clevelud Cantius 14 left. Ohio with only five BiRuN (UPI) -Russlfs Sao Francisco 44 AUaota 7 ID Trmlty Umted Church of I Dayton; John Temple, Columu~ Custom 7 Ooor Hardtop Power St~rint attcf ' Cleveland St. · Stanislaus a .D teams as Oiyjip;c champion Alexei Vflt· llu-JSt, Ammendment Deed, bus; DICk Rhoad, Lou RadzeU, . 8rakn Automttfc trent . and John Carroll dropped hen'lll came from be1t.ibcf AHL Standf•l• Pomeroy. . . Cleveland, and Lyle Thiem, Day. MAKES MAin Cleveland Benedictine 27 · •-~"-' ~- th D-•·'Oscar L. Wmce to James B. ton. Fill OLD Cleveland Kennedy I the perfect record list. oa.....-uay to ww e ~lUUP- By Vllitlll Preas International ' . M h Phil!" Lo .Alter 3&. coa~mon ll:ldat)' or Bladder Jr. ~-UI'nwood 20 w•""'t "tie at the w""• PhillipS, . art a IpS, ts, I Steve Parsons. the 15 year . "'""'"' ''"" MO" ~' m., .m•'"'" 81 0 lllr Cl.voland """ ~· u .,... EaRera Dlvisloa p ld w v· . . . knu and navoua !rom too freq~.tent we*"tliftJng ehamplonshlps. . 0 current est lrgirua mens J)UIIItl bot.b day I.Dd nlllil 8rcond· CAR LOT Clev land E st II 'Ill' w. L n T, OPis..t omeroy. Porter Midkiff' Elsie Midkiff Ij champion o of Charleston , com• Jltlda<:bn, ""'·"• • ., '""'"' "'"•"" "'m • ;• ' Sp"'-"'leld B&thcbt and f~l old , ll rl!rl, C1 •'and L th e W 1 11a • Cards, Cowboys in ev... u emBeachwood es .. Quebec ,....,.. 2 " tennis dl!pteued. In IIJCh. Irritation, CY9TEJr. Ucust & Sycamore StL 8 }Q.}n.rr,· v -a a"' Sunday LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) ..... I J I 3'W I to Sybil Ebersbach • parcels• ' ing off a Slimmer of UIUIUJ brlnfl lut. rehulnc eom!(lrt b)' • Bal" ' competitionI was far off form aurblq lrrltatlnl (tflllll In mont. acid I Mkld.....' rt .... eland Lutb Ea 9I 1<1 ST LOUIS IUPJ) - J l m Jwok· I I 0 %IBedford. urtae lnd bJ an&IIP.l!iC_p&lri r~llt!. ON 1 ~v eran Hawken u 8 B•l'<en's · 27-yard field goal· ·-~"" · · wmore Sybil Ebersbach to Porter !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Cleveland first·Hershey I I 0 Z. "'dk'lf El . M'dkiff I ~i~th~a'__7:7-~12~re:"t'O~r:~d:_ . _ __I~"'~ITU~~..~·~"~''~"":·~"~'~'~'':_''~"_'~'u:''.J[rlil!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!l 1,..j SJe 1 • parces,l llevoland Gilmour so after a fourth-quarter fumble sahara Invitational Golf TOOt· Providence B:;. · 0 3 0 0 11 Newbury I2 recovery, allowed the St. Louis nament with 1 72-hole total of Westent Dtvisloo 1 Ru~eil Welch June Welch to Cleveland University 12 Cardinals to walk off the 282. W. L. T. Pets ' Denver Hysell, ' Ralph Van Pittsburgh Shadyside 7 wltts a ltl-10 lie Sunday with ' -Pittsburgh 2 0 0 4 Cooney, 1.99 acres, Salisbury. Brooltslde 8 Flrelatld! 0 the Dallas Cowboys in a NEW YORK (UP!) -The Rochester I I 0 ' 2 Wilbur H. Bissell, dec., to laltzburc (Pa.) Kiski 13 of the Eestern Division's un- New York Yankees Saturday Cleveland o t 1 1 Kathleen Camaban, Hudson Wes. Res. Academy 13 : beatens. asked waivers on veteran Buffalo . 0 2 0 0 Bissell, Virginia Light, United Local 36 i Bob Hayes, who called for a southpaw Wh1toy Fonl and . Sunday'• Results P. Bissell, Cert. for Trans., Jackson-Milton 0 fair catch on a punt off the foot oulf~elder Hector Lopez for the Pittsburgh 6 Providence 3 Lebanon . Springfield 14 Atwater 6 of Jackie Smith, bobbled the purpose Ill grllDllng them their Rochester 5 Hershe~ 2 !AJwellviDe 12 Greenford 1 ball and Cardinal lineman unconditional re1ease. Quebec 6 Buffalo 2 YOUNG TURKS North Lltml 31 O'Brien fell on !he ball on the · (Only games sc!teduleq) Cleveland Westorn Reserve 0 29 for the recovery that saved NEWMARKET, EJllland . MOSCOW (UP I) -The i'jiles 11 Toledo Libby 14 the Cardinals from d•feat.' (UP!) -Diles, a 33-lo-1 long· CHAMPION HUNTER ish national soccer Canton South 16 Marlington e A crowd of 50.673, the largest shot, won the Cambridgeshire NEW YORK (UP! -Cap avenge<! a fiv.,..year-old score Marlon Catholic 22 Mt. Gilead 0 to ever witness a sportmg event Stakes Saturday, the race that And <J.wn, winner of the Sunday by defeating the Soviet Columbus Watterson 50 In St. Louis, watched both determines the ookorne of the conformation hunter division Union 2.0 Sunday before Columbus Bishop Ready 0 sides battle down to the wire as Irish Sweepstakes. championslilp live years in a crowd of 50,000 fans in Lenin Zanesville Rosecrans 24 both teams missed field goal row, will be back to defend his stadium. Meadowbrook 0 attempts in the final seconds of PAY THE PIPER title In the National Horse Show It was the first match Logan Elm :15 the game. PARIS (UP!) -'lbe .British at Madison Square Garden, between the national teams ~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;i;iiiii;;;:;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..,l team of David Piper and Oct. ~Nov. 1. since 1961 when Russia topped Micbael Parkes aveni&ed 96.6 Among the other fonner Turkey twice. ~RLY AMERICAN STYLED PHILCO miles per hour In Ita Ferrari c h a m p f o n s returning_a r e - - - - - .. Sunday to win the Paril 621· Amtr!g The StarS, Nut Alway• First shot of the Civil War mlle automoblle race. and Local "Talent. · was fired on Jan. 9, 1661. UY A" I Ch lca:!Y'i'() 0 upset·s R awkS I I '500liL 2Dr. Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5( (Close at Noon Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy b21Sampans JUastedby ~ . ·;All-Force Lyons Tannebill uad oh·10 on MIDDLEPORT 'I Men'S NTC Tearn t0 DetroJ•t OHIO IU.NDNBI oct. • • MiamI Ohi0 Umversity,' Me.et In BI"g One Satu'.rday f J' Weekend Summary Met"gs First Step On Using T-HTaken propert y Transfers t.m ? PLAY Thousands ."' ofprizes I' ·' rf·) !" :;,•a;•· I 0 0@ EXCi· GIRLS LOAFERS ·SID 12'11 :n~G $4.88 pr. ,. ... 10 1::""~ ftlke Mechanical Work? ~~~ •. Willing to Relocate? ·~~ If your answer to these two quostlons is "yes" - ~-.here's tht opportunity you've wanted. l"' Americ1n Greetings Corporation in Cloveland, ~ 'Ohio, world's largest publicly-owned greeti11g card " publisher, hu 1 continuing need for men with me: chanical slcills and aptitudes. §. Thtsa poeitions include on-the-job trainin1 to j ~Itt printing, paper-cuttinc and paper-folding · i!t~uipment. Jobs 1re open on all three shifts. · i:·,_ Amarlcan Greetings has a long record of growth · ''and expansion. We offer you job security, good hourly rates, paid vacations, medical and group lila insurance and participation in the corporation's em· , .. ploytt profit-sharing program. Our interviewers will be in your ~rea in the near fulure. If you would like to discuss the job opportunities or would like moro details - mail the coupon today. Mr. Richard Melvin, Personnel American Greetings Corporation 1300 West 78th Street, Cleveland. Ohio 44102 : 1 I I I I I lam interested in a mechanical trainee position. Send me an application form. _ Arrange an interview. ~----·---------------Sltatl AddrHS - - - - · - - - - - - - - City _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - Dies S:tturday START PLAYING Mrs. Pauline Angeletti pas•· ed away Saturday night at ll<>lzer Hospital where she had been a patient for some lime. Mr£. Angelelll was born in : Italy in 1886 and 4as the sis· tor of the late Joseph Pierotti of Gallipolis. · She leaves two daughter;, Mrs .. Rosie Sisson or Pomeroy and Mrs. Olga Math•w• of Flor· kla, and one son, George, or Cleveland. Mrs. Angeletti was the only aunt of Hugo Pierotti and Eva You111 ol Gallipolis. Ro!lilrY services will be held at NO Tuesday evening at the Ewing Funeral Home in Porn· eroy and funeral services will 1 be Wednesday at 9:30 a. m. a! lhe Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Pomeroy. ' I' I I I I _____________________ JI ~~-------------- The S & H Green Stamp representative wlll oe at the Evans ltore In Middleport Wednesday, October 19 from 10:30 to 6 p.m. THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTER&,1 llf MEIGS • MAllON All!& p.,.._., , Pill,....... I . . .'•"""''" ., ....,.. I. ....... latLinllt) Ull ~ Ill 'ht Olle VaiMJ PlfbJIIDIIII l!e.pUI, 11' ... .,..Ifill 1t.. Poll'lau. 01'-' lltfli, tJ..., kitts Orficle PboM WY t-1118. £1111-""' _,, PfMHN WY Nlrl ....... M IHMII .._ QWUQ m.t~r at 1.111• ,_. afftH -* ""''"'"'· o... N•aortaJ ICUIICUIYII Rfr..._.&l . .l ~ ........,... ,.... o....... 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Romember, '"' oro-ployinl 8 different 11mu at the same time. ~this informotion in the proper GAME FOLDERS AND GAME SLIPS AVAILABL~ FROM END OF THE CHECKOUT COUNTER AND .fROM THE. illllt IN o;THEsTORL''.,· ' ' - ~ -- · UP ' 9 AS LOW ' AS ~-~I ' 1 I· YoiD' old TV will Phlleo Color TV ~ ean ~re, flrilshed J6 lion, m~mory malic I . FDREMA"'· Cozy Comfort. .. all winter Ion~ with Dependable ·Ashland Fuel ou·· 1n "0'' in the folder art FR££_ tnd COIJnt towtrd winnint. Neltltr ••o", plus the aeme denomln• t 'o I ,, . •• I , I, ~ • L Come ~lilt lnlf'foldlrs oro INIIIII~ 11m• ind correspandlnt position "tlo-111·111". In yOtJr l~dor. They aro lbsolutely FREE 1114 oro av1illble rrom COfltalntllll: the 1111f· All boxes printed with an "X"'~ 8DIFfERENT « I I 0 0 11 111 stores I '' After you receive your rome slip, remove spot, on loco by getttly massaeinl with thumb under run· Ping water. This will reveal I "tJc GAMES DIAGONAL K'th G hie F d us·o I S1DD. 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' ' .. . ' I '!-- . ' \.) ., .... 'r" ... .. - ' 1 ' ., ' .. Ill nut, .... ' .. ' ' ,, ' \, PIHK FLOIIDA OurS&H Reprt~~ntetlve PlJBE PORK SAUSAGE . . ),,. 1•LB• • COOKED SAUMI ROLL .. 1a.INE ' sLicii iicl1 1 Sq. Yd• Cdjf~ •••••••••• 1·18. TRAY PACK lEAN -MILD PKG. PKG, I \ Ilk. ... 12-oL · SUGAR CURED \. ,. I •••••• •• • ·-·--OMIJ ' ~ -t AlL MEAT 0..... Pridl, .... IIIUNI, Nighll ' IS 1111 AIISWII .... ' u.s. om. IISrECilo ~--;r·-·~ ·~--1$111111 ~ IIOIIR IS TliE 1111511011 ' IAI ,, .,.II ofllrlt--sells·ollllll - ,..... IIIII SWJm PIBUiflil· -. . . . .~.it's: c:uUtolldl qlllell O.K. .,_, lt8p for , _ •••, .. llulfty .......... , • SPICID LUiiCHIOI .YOUR $249 wiU beet the Middleport Store October19, 10:30 to 6:00 .... '· •BOLOGJfA ' e PICKLE & PIMENTO ,, I.J.. PIG J, • " - fa' - • I U, S. GO\'T, INSPECTED before night II PRODUCE SPICWB ltollb.IYJ,· . ' M ! ' ' ' If ,, ' I I I 11 1 I ' • j ' • ,, • ' Greatest Goy WITH OUR ~W EVERYDAY PRICES /JIM ·in the World ••• Dayton News Endorses ............•~~~~~......................~.........................,~.- ~ ~~ ~, -~.~~~~·--~·~-~~~~~~W*........................ ~.w .ti KATIE EVANS GRADE A LARGE ·' I I I I I 1;1 I I. 1CAll!,!· .. ' ' ' !................... , ' .· GOOD BREEDING I I tUPJ -Charles Engelhard, an Ameri<'all racing owner and breeder, paid $32,3111 for a Parthia colt at lbe final •ession of the Newmarket Houghton sales Saturday. Paul Mellon of V!rglnia LONDON MOORE'S STORE 124 W. Moin V•t 1' . 1. . • $ ·. · = · UTI EIAII EllS · 89 I 1¥Hlwtl . •• DOZ I I WITH THIS COUPON AND fUICIWEOf$7.SOORMORI I : fJl 1 f I 1 • I ,' .. ~·················~ . ·1111'1-Pim a I I ' CATSU'P , bought • chestnut filly by Romulus for 127,314 ot the 1 Pomoroy same sale. ' •'I II lfll.-.a..LOW COSt, SfOIM IDOWS, POitl .j UIII'S' ALL SWEET at JUICE SWIFT'S ..,_IDA FIIIICH I I 24-0Z. CAN • •·•• tllll~s his /IIIIIIIJ tiUt to 11~I Ebersbach Hdwe., 110 W. Main, Pomeroy SHOWBOAT POt ''' '' How about soma family fun tonilhtf bt outl Take Mom and the kids out to dinner. Relax in a toothint. unhurried atmosphere,.Enjoy convenience at your finltrlips: Let each member of )he family choose his or her favorite dish. It will.bt so lttrtctlvt to the eye and ~0 vary pieesin& to the taste, you'll tie Iliad you QMe. ~ lnf.\1'1 to tat out, upecially during October, National RestauraRt Monti!·.. I FRIED . ,, . ' u ·. TO ATO l·LB. PKG. ~ • •'e· .... L · .., MIS b ·'· . ~ • I I .· ' ,. \.! .;... II ~ ' \ / N0.300 CAN AND ' ~I. ' . I, • l· j. I. I I I .f I ,I I :1 ·, ~ 'I . I ' ( for the stmt appetiz!nl re~~tton ' every time bread is served to Your f~mily, insist on Heiner's enrlcht4 bread ' . 'Ciull Hainer'S lOtS with eveiyt~n1 , •·. , , .. 100d. Fi.ner taxture, better taste! BREEZEWAYS WINDOWS AND DOORS wltll Genulnl Sh.Uerproot PLEX•O•G ... 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IISrECilo ~--;r·-·~ ·~--1$111111 ~ IIOIIR IS TliE 1111511011 ' IAI ,, .,.II ofllrlt--sells·ollllll - ,..... IIIII SWJm PIBUiflil· -. . . . .~.it's: c:uUtolldl qlllell O.K. .,_, lt8p for , _ •••, .. llulfty .......... , • SPICID LUiiCHIOI .YOUR $249 wiU beet the Middleport Store October19, 10:30 to 6:00 .... '· •BOLOGJfA ' e PICKLE & PIMENTO ,, I.J.. PIG J, • " - fa' - • I U, S. GO\'T, INSPECTED before night II PRODUCE SPICWB ltollb.IYJ,· . ' M ! ' ' ' If ,, ' I I I 11 1 I ' • j ' • ,, • ' Greatest Goy WITH OUR ~W EVERYDAY PRICES /JIM ·in the World ••• Dayton News Endorses ............•~~~~~......................~.........................,~.- ~ ~~ ~, -~.~~~~·--~·~-~~~~~~W*........................ ~.w .ti KATIE EVANS GRADE A LARGE ·' I I I I I 1;1 I I. 1CAll!,!· .. ' ' ' !................... , ' .· GOOD BREEDING I I tUPJ -Charles Engelhard, an Ameri<'all racing owner and breeder, paid $32,3111 for a Parthia colt at lbe final •ession of the Newmarket Houghton sales Saturday. Paul Mellon of V!rglnia LONDON MOORE'S STORE 124 W. Moin V•t 1' . 1. . • $ ·. · = · UTI EIAII EllS · 89 I 1¥Hlwtl . •• DOZ I I WITH THIS COUPON AND fUICIWEOf$7.SOORMORI I : fJl 1 f I 1 • I ,' .. ~·················~ . ·1111'1-Pim a I I ' CATSU'P , bought • chestnut filly by Romulus for 127,314 ot the 1 Pomoroy same sale. ' •'I II lfll.-.a..LOW COSt, SfOIM IDOWS, POitl .j UIII'S' ALL SWEET at JUICE SWIFT'S ..,_IDA FIIIICH I I 24-0Z. CAN • •·•• tllll~s his /IIIIIIIJ tiUt to 11~I Ebersbach Hdwe., 110 W. Main, Pomeroy SHOWBOAT POt ''' '' How about soma family fun tonilhtf bt outl Take Mom and the kids out to dinner. Relax in a toothint. unhurried atmosphere,.Enjoy convenience at your finltrlips: Let each member of )he family choose his or her favorite dish. It will.bt so lttrtctlvt to the eye and ~0 vary pieesin& to the taste, you'll tie Iliad you QMe. ~ lnf.\1'1 to tat out, upecially during October, National RestauraRt Monti!·.. I FRIED . ,, . ' u ·. TO ATO l·LB. PKG. ~ • •'e· .... L · .., MIS b ·'· . ~ • I I .· ' ,. \.! .;... II ~ ' \ / N0.300 CAN AND ' ~I. ' . I, • l· j. I. I I I .f I ,I I :1 ·, ~ 'I . I ' ( for the stmt appetiz!nl re~~tton ' every time bread is served to Your f~mily, insist on Heiner's enrlcht4 bread ' . 'Ciull Hainer'S lOtS with eveiyt~n1 , •·. , , .. 100d. Fi.ner taxture, better taste! BREEZEWAYS WINDOWS AND DOORS wltll Genulnl Sh.Uerproot PLEX•O•G ... ASS The Only Plastic Window M~terial that Clrries 8 ' '• "'' tt·home .•• ··._·:, · Cover Your l BROUGHTON ••• and 11hen I/IP · . ) ' ' ,"' f . 'i' . ·' •·, .. I t , ' c I ., f ..I ~- I• WliiSIRVITHE ALL FLAVORS . ~- GAL'' , . . :t. t ,, '' ·' . I' 1 ~ ~·~· ~'I ·· ~!~· -· . 1-~··· • , ' ~ ,.,. ' IJ ·~ • "' . "... II • .j CIUAKTmES ' ~ 'J,. ',[ , llllltTO liMlf ' ·.~, 2·r••r tuaranttt. The name Flex.Q.GIIss is ' ·- 1· 'I ·t(' J printed on the tdit for your protectiol!l. .." ' '. ' ,I ' I 'CTtf.:· •• "~ �l ,, ' ; ~~~. ,, ' ' .,, ,. ., I I " I " ' ' ' __ ¥'.v4f AD ........... , . 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WAMT AD SERVICE fOMEROY, OHIO PHONE WY 2·2156 BLAmNARS Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy Motor Co. t:M "- M. WUrUY BLAmNARS ! '' , '· RlJE1T fl"""""''Mofo..,_ ' ""'""a,...," ~'- All Nn Ri~ Sliif ec.r e Truck e Heater Core • Bulldotw eAny r,,.. IBTH GOBLE FORD I JJAKftJ . I I ~·l/6 b . _ ] t~,_:::;,..;:.._:::;,~ J () I ..[~I~I;:;I;;:ll~~]FC" CINDHI _ _ ., Kl ... GOT BAD BREA'li-IJ tDIRAIIS _ - -- lw HOWII SOINEIDEII _1:::~tJ I ) '~ . _ I Now ana,.e the elrtled !etten' to _form the Jurprise anawer, at ' au~&elled by the aboveUJtclon.• ouR(1 I n I II: (ANWN kNMtro~) ........ l lomblH~ JF'hu4 '"ey MlDGI OPIUM LADING IALLIT ]'. ~ Aauwera . . hnd at duJ p&crde NOrkl'rt MIIIWl JHArtz-A "DILL"· MOMIHT •IPtlt'lf" HELEN HELP US! I.ITTLI! ORPHAN ANNI! I)' HAROLD GIU Y I I , , • 0 ', , I i' ' ,_ BUGS BUNNY By RALPH HIIMDAHL ' Nar A DIIOP ·(/ MUD ON IT ClTCJ.H 1 • 11 I ... ' ' I, ~ e .: L ,_ '" .._,. L.::...:..J,.:::l.__;......:~-~·~~~~~!!..-1 ', 'Russell,·lsn't •• hot on· tht' bowJinr team, but at · qulttint.tfma' ht alwaya Wina thi;100.yard cfalh!" " • ,, l, ,• .. . ' ' 'Tllat ,qh.ok fl>r tak"'i down ICritnt, puttlnf up ator"' \ . wind•••-and rille inc lnvu it for JM!" · . . • I, •1- • • ;~~=~~ti~~i~;; ~ anese..• teaiiiB aames ballcaile\'. · ABC east '1\Vo L. A. Tokyo lOr ita Wide Now Toklng Appllctliont FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT Earn money tnd priDeliveri"l THE DAILY SENTINEL lo Est¥Jishtcl RoutH. CAL1. 992-2156 Sports ' . Jon HaD's · ~nt« l ol humor triumphed DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Bere'1 hDOf W work .f.XYDLBAAIB lo LOJI'&FELLO'II' One- letter simply st.a.nd.'l for another'. In this sa.mpl& .A. la tiled fu the three L'1, X for the two O'a, ete. Si.ngle ~etten.. apoelroph,.., lho lenglh aod fonn&tloo. <i llle are Each day the eode k:tten are ~t«eat. 1 til- A Ol)phpua Q • • XD XM Dl 8YCK TH KHRBXW~GYR Y7CRJABKORK ' D8TD BK Xlf I Y FFIII-DSYYCKLY K SJA BYLO I ' 3 ROOMS , New Furniture rage and sb he dlslurbl~l son I •f ALLEY OOP By V. T. HAMLIN p. I• "d • . �l ,, ' ; ~~~. ,, ' ' .,, ,. ., I I " I " ' ' ' __ ¥'.v4f AD ........... , . '" ' INFORMA liON t SIGNS I • . II. .., ..,.,. Pclltcol. . MollctQ QMOiiM •:tt .. M. CAIIIC:IU.AfiONt COI:IIc:TIOIII •• .... . . _.,.... ...... ' ' " .. M. .... Da" ot o. ()ct. e Dally Seutinel, l 1961 ' '• . PQnl8ro' ~ ' ,.. . . , , ... I '' ,I fJ • ' '' Extra'fitsh Til¢ Wa!lti;'· -~ ~; :Services : : IARNIY GOOOLI and SNUJIJIY SMITH - l HEERED• ,H'NEWS, · '" 1Y JIRID WIWILL TH! WILLETt HAT'S WHAR l 601' :TH' IDEE FER TH'SAL!!' SHERIFF ~~.~-.--;;;:;~:~;~;p "' !II A'totor Co. 62 CHEVROLET II II $1095 ' IN UV C.IMPTUQUS ••.., 4 Door Sedan. VB ena:lue, 1td. trana. White finish with red interior, &ood tire&, radio and heater. 61 CHEVROLET· . JllfT HAP A GUMP!t: INTO , lifE FUTURo! fM $ITTINC. LI'L ABNER $895 Pi ek up Fleetside 8' bDdy, VB en&:ine. custom flt:.-abl, heater, good tire-s. 62 CORVAIR __ - $895 Monza Cpe, 4 spt>ed trans., rt'd bucket seats, new t1res, white finish. radio ami hflli N . .... 1:• TO • RADIATOR . OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. llSUI. I P.ODUC.III. WAMT AD SERVICE fOMEROY, OHIO PHONE WY 2·2156 BLAmNARS Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy Motor Co. t:M "- M. WUrUY BLAmNARS ! '' , '· RlJE1T fl"""""''Mofo..,_ ' ""'""a,...," ~'- All Nn Ri~ Sliif ec.r e Truck e Heater Core • Bulldotw eAny r,,.. IBTH GOBLE FORD I JJAKftJ . I I ~·l/6 b . _ ] t~,_:::;,..;:.._:::;,~ J () I ..[~I~I;:;I;;:ll~~]FC" CINDHI _ _ ., Kl ... GOT BAD BREA'li-IJ tDIRAIIS _ - -- lw HOWII SOINEIDEII _1:::~tJ I ) '~ . _ I Now ana,.e the elrtled !etten' to _form the Jurprise anawer, at ' au~&elled by the aboveUJtclon.• ouR(1 I n I II: (ANWN kNMtro~) ........ l lomblH~ JF'hu4 '"ey MlDGI OPIUM LADING IALLIT ]'. ~ Aauwera . . hnd at duJ p&crde NOrkl'rt MIIIWl JHArtz-A "DILL"· MOMIHT •IPtlt'lf" HELEN HELP US! I.ITTLI! ORPHAN ANNI! I)' HAROLD GIU Y I I , , • 0 ', , I i' ' ,_ BUGS BUNNY By RALPH HIIMDAHL ' Nar A DIIOP ·(/ MUD ON IT ClTCJ.H 1 • 11 I ... ' ' I, ~ e .: L ,_ '" .._,. L.::...:..J,.:::l.__;......:~-~·~~~~~!!..-1 ', 'Russell,·lsn't •• hot on· tht' bowJinr team, but at · qulttint.tfma' ht alwaya Wina thi;100.yard cfalh!" " • ,, l, ,• .. . ' ' 'Tllat ,qh.ok fl>r tak"'i down ICritnt, puttlnf up ator"' \ . wind•••-and rille inc lnvu it for JM!" · . . • I, •1- • • ;~~=~~ti~~i~;; ~ anese..• teaiiiB aames ballcaile\'. · ABC east '1\Vo L. A. Tokyo lOr ita Wide Now Toklng Appllctliont FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT Earn money tnd priDeliveri"l THE DAILY SENTINEL lo Est¥Jishtcl RoutH. CAL1. 992-2156 Sports ' . Jon HaD's · ~nt« l ol humor triumphed DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Bere'1 hDOf W work .f.XYDLBAAIB lo LOJI'&FELLO'II' One- letter simply st.a.nd.'l for another'. In this sa.mpl& .A. la tiled fu the three L'1, X for the two O'a, ete. Si.ngle ~etten.. apoelroph,.., lho lenglh aod fonn&tloo. <i llle are Each day the eode k:tten are ~t«eat. 1 til- A Ol)phpua Q • • XD XM Dl 8YCK TH KHRBXW~GYR Y7CRJABKORK ' D8TD BK Xlf I Y FFIII-DSYYCKLY K SJA BYLO I ' 3 ROOMS , New Furniture rage and sb he dlslurbl~l son I •f ALLEY OOP By V. T. HAMLIN p. I• "d • . �--· .... ~· ,,._ . J ' ... w · • r~ 1 e ., a1y 1 entine '· ( ,[ r .... • , -~·e . '· ;~nn- -FivfcCENtS . ... __,_ ~ '· For 28 Appalachia Counties 1 ~ !.".' ~ ··, were hond!'lld residence of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Fishis 4!C9nd from left and Rep. Moeller is of Me)gs countians attel)ded the open house and l!!a for Mrs .. ll!oeller ~~ the -rtlsidence Qf.IJr. Har- Ill - .-----------• N:>) J.. ' ' Queen 1 Cutle~ry ·'"' I· ,, '. '\ VISIT OUR HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT ON THE MAIN FLOOR ••• 5ee. the' fihe collection of Pocket Knives,.Jiunting ~lvpJ, Fishing Knives, Paring Knives, Slicing kniv.es, Bread . ,. .. Knives, Scissors and Shears. . ... . ' ~~ T~l wnL • ~ . ' .. "-..·' tt\tHTr MANY OTHER · · lcNowfQ!JAUTY BRANDS-IN .. ~ ' ._, I ~~war~, Dishes, Glassware, Cle!ining ..Helps, Gift Wares •. A re11.ily wonderful se)ection ~f Housewares on the " :· M4in • .. , Floor. Elberfelds • Pomeroy • -~ •• ~· I I ·, J • ' • -~} • . You don't believe ._ a6 can act anythirlg like an 8? ----! 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