https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/61eb2ff407e0afe7b9c03519d2b7be3b.pdf 1047e98c74ec85e856e6cb0b96b17a62 PDF Text Text (/i ... ;.-...---· ' ' , I',' I~ / ~: /I r I '. .' I $ h 1L h C 00 UnC Program.Will. Be Supported 111-!Wiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 19, 1965 1--_:__ __:__~ .-- - - - Electa Circle Will Visit Around and Court of Honor By Girl Scout8 About The pledge to flag and Girl ~ Scout Promise. opened the :l Midd]eport mee~ag of GJrl Scout Troop i 100 hursday evemng at the ~ Around and About for.neroy · County Home their golden wedding annlver- churches. sary. Tl)e cj~1e mad• plans to ii!!Dd The circle vOte<! to join. with a bolt or fOOd to the mlsalonthe othet circle• Jn sending a ary farmlt tli India.. M r s. medical Jo•Jrnal to Dr. CUrrey, Kauff displayed a qllilt which medical missionary In India. she had C<Jmpleted with asMrs. John Kaurf gav• a read- sistance from the metnl..rs Jng entitled. "Does Vour Faith and reported the bandages were Go Deep Enough?" This was prepared, making the, Whlte followed by a group discus- ICross quota completed. ' Mrs. !!lon concerning the mndern day Charles Bennett closed I he ----- ----- - - - - -- . • pr~. meetlr!g with Presl!r!l . ~ . Mrs . . , HJrold . Chase, Mrs, Dale MOUI'IIIII. Mrs. Frances Bearhs, M r 1. John Seines, Mrs. LQ)Ian MeGhee, Mrs. &,)eot Hu~l)es. Mrs. John Kaufl, Mu. :Paul Smart, Mrs. Gerald Anlhliny, _Mrs. R~ chard Qwen, Mrs.- ~aries Be"' nett and one· guest, Ju411h OWen. Plans were made to assist Plans were made to visit the 1 with th~ s•,hool lunch program county home resideniB for ! and to remember a medical Thanksgiving at the October ~ missionary when the Lovejoy meehag of the EJecta Circle of home of Mrs. Jack Seelig, RD .. ' . Circle of the Middleport First the Middleport First Baptist Pomeroy. I Weekend guests of Mi's. Sar- Baptist Church met Tuesday Church at the home of Mrs. A court of honor was hclo 1ah Dobbs were Mr. and lvlrs. levening at the home of Mrs. Fielding Hawkins Tuesday eve. Mr. and Mrs . C. J. Struble with Rebecca Seelig and Diana I E. L. Fletcher of Coolville and Harold Chate. The meeting was ning. were in Logan today to al\end Ridgway, patrol leaders, V1ck1 Mr. and Mrs. Amos Deem of I opened with a pray.,. p 0 em . The meeting was opened by the funeral of Mrs. Isabelle Clark, scribe and Mrs. Ph,J Leachtown . W. Va. i read by the president. Mrs. the president, Mrs. Willis An- Groves. . I Ohlinger, scout leader, parhc- Weekend guests of Mr. and I Paul Smart ; Mis3 Jerri Frick underwent ipating .. A kaper chart wa:-. Mrs. James Sou_ders were Mr_ · Devot1'on•. entJ'tled, "New thony follov•ed Ly devotions giv·' I en by Kathryn Werner. It was knee surgery Monday, at Mt. made. New members learned 1and Mrs. Ig.natms ~ · Sarac1- Steps of Faith,'" were present· anoounced that the White Cross Carmel Hospital, Columbus and I the laws and songs. llefresh· lno of. Cambndge. Oh10. Mrs. ed by Mrs. Frances Bearhs. .. quota had been completed. is convalescing nicely. rnents were served by Mrs. SaracJ~11 ts the former Judy A thank-yol1 note was read ! Mr. and Mrs. Paul F'rici: Ohlinger to Reb~ca Seelic. Di· Gran.dmnetlt, llo was a teach- from Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ' Several important dates were s h announced and isrluded the and Paula spent the weekend ana Hidgway, Vicki Abbott, er 1s the Jlv1lddleport . c ools , Hughes for N!membrances on I at Reynoldsburg with Mr. and RayRne Cole, Brenda Will. seven years ago. Whtle here I You should stop In the Camert dtptrtment World Communit}' Day, Nov. 4 Mrs. John R. Weeks and ram· Debbie Ohlinger, Rose mariel she resided will! Mr. and Mrs. on the 1tt floor and Nt tht complete lint at the Grace Episcopal Church ily. Mrs. Frick remained for Colburn, Nancy Gill, Shellie Souders. • . ' ' Kodak lnstamatlc Camer~s. Ask the In .Pomeroy ; Pthe Baptist Wtolm- a week's visit to be with her Clark Sandra Curtis SonJ·nl Mr. and :ltrs. James Weber ullspeoplt In the C:tmert dep1rtmtnt to en s Day ot '"ayer at 1e · ' . _ lhow you how ttiY It ill to lfkt plctum · 1 daughter Jerri at :vu. Carmel White Vicki Clark and guests have returned to their home ~., 1 MI'ddl eport · c!I'SI uap IS . ' • . • . ~ L d d I Fl ·'d It with the ln11tamatic Camen,· Esy to load, 7· d Ba list Hospital. Laura, Phil and Ann Ohlmger In d. au er a c, 011 a, a ltC I ' ) Ch urc h• N0 ' magazme P · k was th e sunday and ~1arty an d Bobb Y see rJg, er .spcndmg . the summer at H II psy to ttkt p1ctures, i•IY· to. ~f:ll and · • an Missionary Sunday .Jahn Fnc t r f "t nd N ' dmner guest of his daughter \ the1r home m M1ddleport. a oween rays o rm a ~"' of oU-r to bur ot· illiirtolclt Mnol· ble prices. ov. 13. and son-m-Jaw, Mr and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs George Dallas ~ookJes were prepared f?r shutHost~sses for the B. H. San- Eldon Weeks . Mr. Weeks and and cluldren, :;outh Charleston. ms when the Dorcas Crrcle of born SocJ~ty mee.tmg were na~· Mr Fnck attended the home- I oya l OhiO, VIsited over the week Ihe Middleport FirSt Bap!!Sl Kodak ed mcludmg :\1 s Uert Bod!· comm at Mornin Star EUF end \~lth theJr parents Mr and Church met Tcesday evenmg lnstamatic Movie Cameras mer, chr . Mrs FJeldmg Haw- churc~ '" the aft:rnoon. Mrs Forrest Bachtel. Middle· at the home of Mrs. Dana kms, Mrs. Ed1son Baker, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Larr Bunce I port and Mr and Mrs. William Hamm. Mrs. Ellzabeth Slav_en. AU are easy to load. You never have to GeneVJve Saxton Halite Mcln- 1 • d St f M f ~d . t I :>tatlack Chester Road. ehmrman, opened the meetmg remove film pack 'til 50 feet han been tyre and Mrs. Manmng Kloes · an evJe 0 ans 1e spen ' · \with prayer I run-battery. power drive, takes beautiful I the weekend w1th thetr parents Mr~. Dav1d Entsmmger 1s · and. Barbara M•11ray Mr and Mrs Don Rea Min~ Mrs Melvin Grimm enter· VJSiltng m Charleston With her DevolJOns were g1ven by M:s color movies, all with built·in filters. M1ss Rhoda H<~ll_ presented ersvJJie and Mr. and Mr~. Wat-1 tamed the Loyal HelpPrs class daughter and famiiJ , MI. and , Fred G1bbs and mcluded scnpYou'll find all of the models at EiberUlds. the program matenal taken 'd of the Syracuse MethodiSt M. " th z h ture from the book of John 1 . ter Bunce Ml dleport I S. nO ~a n . . ol Kodak lnstamatic Still Camllrll from the JT,JSSI OI' magazme. It ' · Church Monday evenmg ~t her S d d t f M I and a mechtabon entttled, The 1 0 was annm.:nced that toilet artJ. Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Thnmp· h un ay mner guess r Magnet " The c1rcle voted to You'll like the easy loading, the easy filsh cles or Yll'd gonds were to be son and Susie and Demse aml i oTmhe. t . barge of and Mrs. Horace MacE\htnny send birthday gifts to Betty Mrs Ma c a DeLay of N • e mee mg , m c were Mr and 1\lrs Frank Mc-1 cube operation and the ex:ce11ent pltctures taken to the World Commumty 1 • ' r 1 ew Mr£ Ralpfl Robson pres1dent. G tl d · Mk d Clark . daughter of the foreign you get m these Instamatie Cameras.. Bl~tk Day. Albany and Mr. and Mr s. . d th Ps I '23 in um- 1 _ro lers all ~ons, I e an I misslonanes and to remember Th • S "th 0f C01 b opene wl am B11ly and a guest and Mrs and white prints, color prints and eolor A dessert course was servoma~ ml urn us son Devotions taken from · . ' f shut-ms for Thanksgivmg. A I slides. We have all of the models t04, 1114, 0 1 donatiun was given to provide eU by the hostr•·s to the above were w~kcnd guests of Mrs. Mark 16 were led by Mrs r:eorgm McCrothers, all 304, 404, 500, 704, 804 and the new· bista· and Mrs. A. R Putlen, Mrs. l John Sn,lth. Sunday afternoon Orville Crooks who gave a med- Coiu~bus I clothmg for a needy child. ' matic 324. Come in and see them now. Tony Fowler, Mrs. Nora Ham· i caller;, were Mr. and Mr 5· itation from The Upper Room : J Recent v,151 tors ~~t~ d M~~ : The Whit~ Cross quota was ilton. and guests, Mrs. James 1 Hugh Bear~~. and closed with prayer. A ames Fau Kner. an 'er. au I reported and Halloween trays Movie ~rojectors Murr<•y, Mrs. "Edgnr Wolfe, and : Roy DavJs _a! Largo, Fla.: round robin get well card and ter, Mrs. Eva Hartle!, \\ere Mr.! were sent to shut-ins, Mrs. Wil- ~ Mrs. Donaid Boone. and Carl ~avis of Syracuse .r~'-la flower \\lere sent to Mr s. A. !an~ M_rs. James. .Faulkner of ! liam Motley, Mrs. Charles Slide Projedors- Screens - -- - - turned Fnday after a VISit L Flanagan. Charleston. W. Va ., Mrs. Faye I McNa mee, Mrs. L. M. Boice, Ask the salespeople to sbow you bow et87 with relatives in Pontiac, Mich. I ·Mrs. William Eichinger pre-; Barno~ an~ da ug hter. Leah Mrs. Ada Roo t, Mr. Harry I it is to operate a Kodak iMtamatle !.!ovle PLT~N PAR39TY h . I Roy Davis left Saturday for lsented the study of women of Kady WesselL, of CleveiFandl,kMr. IHoudashelt, and Mr. Clarence : Browme roop Projector - Carousel Slide Projector ~ IS nvmg his_ ho~e , ~argo, Fla. after. a the bible giving the life of an Mrs. awrence au ner, Clark. ; Rudy Matlc Viewer. You'll want one of the a costume Halloween party on1 viSit w1lh his brother and SIS- ' Lot's wife. Three readings were , South Charlestofl, and ~alter\ Mrs. Joe Wilson presented Projectors and Screens to c.omplete your Saturday, Oct. 29, from 7 to 9 ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl lgiven, "Year Around Garden," , Faulkner or Charleston, W. Va. 1 the progra m entitled, "The Camera equipment. p. m. _lnv1ted guests are the Davis, Syracuse. by Mrs. Helen Dam ewood; 1Mrs, Faulk11er . J ~ recuperatmg Psalm:i, Hymn Book of HumanBr~wme Troop members a_nd ~orma_n D~Uas, stude.nt _at "Reverence," Mrs. Royal from a recent illness. ity." Mrs. Hamm was assisted the1r leaders, Mrs. Dave_ lim- Oh1o UnrverSJty, and Miss Lm-, Thomas, .nd "Greetings for> . by Mrs. Charles Searles In dy and Mrs. Tracy Hannmg. <ia Dalton of Wintersv ille were a LadiPs Aid Bazaar," from a A'ITEND FljNERAL serving a dessert course. weekend guests of Mr. and 70 year old card tha t belonged , Local relatives in Pittsburgh, Also attending were Mrs. Mrs. Max Folmer and family . to Mrs. Grimm's mother, by I Pa., Wednesday, October 12 to Clyde_ Winebrenner, Mrs. BeuMr. and Mrs. Floyd Davis! Mrs. Robson. attend the funeral of Claude lab White, Mrs. John Fllltz, 1 returned to their home, WellsThe hostess served a dessert \ Davis w"e Mr. and Mrs. Lor· Mrs. Clara Riley, Mrs. Lera You1t lind t complolt ultctlon of film In our Comora dtportmonl. Block ond White, Color, Pomeroy Ollto ville Saturday and Mr. and course to the above and Mrs .l enzo Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Charle1 White, Movto or Still Comoro-nd you'll llkt tho ooto prlcoo. too. Pick out 1ho ofn ond type of Mrs. Ira Davis to their home. Damon Farrell and Mrs. Wil- Robert Davis, daughters, Eliz- Mrs. Frank Cbe.,ebrew, Mrs. film you use and *hen ... how you can NVt in Elbtrftlds Camtr1 cltptrtment. NOT OPEN TONIGHT ond THURSDAY East Liverpool Sunday. They Jiam Houdashelt. abeth, Helen, Emma Lou and Isabel Toy, Mrs. Pearl Hoi:· < were called here Wednesday by -. --~Joyce, and son, Dale, Mr. man and Mrs. Wilson. FRIDAY ond SATUROAY the death of their brother-in . ville were Friday guests of and Mrs. Max Folmer and · -·· - - - -- - Octobor 21·22 "BOY, DtO I GET A Jaw, Harley Brown and while Mrs. Myrtle Long and attend· Peggy, Max and Vanessa, all cuse, and Roy Davis of Largo, I WRONG NUMBER! here were guests of their sis- ed the Brown funera l. of Pomeroy, Carl Davis, Syra- Fla. ....,.,..,;,.,.,..,.,,..............,......,....,....,,.;,...,;,....,....,,;,....,....,....,....,.,.....,....,_..._.._,.__ _.._.._J (Technicolor) Bob Hope E!ke Sommf'r Phyllis Diller Miss "TERROR IN THE CITY Lee Grant R)t'hard Bray Sue Davis and brother Keith and Mrs. Alvin Sanford of East Sunday thru Wednesday Liverpool were overnight Oct. 23-26 guests Thursday of Mrs. MyrELVIS PRESLEY tle Long and attended the fuin "PARADISE-HAWAIIAN neral of Harley Brown. STYLE" Mr. and Mrs. Murrial Lon o Technicolor of Parkersburg, W. Va., II Elvis Presley Suzanna LPigh and Mrs. Cy Autherson, MJ Ja ~. Shig£>ta Donna Butterworth Henri~tta Diehl and Mrs. Me· Powers or Columbus~ and Mr ~ ­ Marianna Hill FeatureU• & Colorc1rtoons George Thornton and Mr. and Ad million: 75c & 40c Mrs. Harold Nanna of Nelson- enltne· Treats Brought For Shut l'ns by Dorcas c· Ie L I He/ ers p I ClaSS Meets /n Syracuse I I I 1 1 I 1 I I I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1966 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XVIII NO. 160 I\ reftt LB Down beers, eers .. t FIVE CENt_,f I d er~~- Slips into Hotel Through ' Back Door to Avoid Crowds ID tla• WORLD Found I mane CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AF; rica -The nresiding juslic•t> :..~f the Cape Town supreme court today ru led Oemitrio Tsfaendas was mentally disordered when he assassin~ted Prime Minister i Hendrik Verwoerd on the floor ' of parliament. He ordered him committed to prison. The trial of the 48year.old parliamentary messenger thus ended abruptlv without a charge being read. Tsafend· as' atwmeys had argued for throe dcys 1!101 he was a ''hopele-<'•rohl•nphrtnic" who thought he was bewitched t>y a giant tape worm insld• him. CANBERRA, Australia (UP!) - President Johnson arrived in Australia to a tittersweet welcome today with thousands cheering and singing greetings but with s\Jch a noisy anti·U. s. crowd outside his hotal be had to slip in a back door. The President flew in over a brilliant rainbow from New Zealand where he appealed to North Viet Nam to stop shooting and join a peaceful "war for human dignity." Placards denouncing U. S. policy in Viet Nam and chants of "LBJ go home" greeted him at the airport, though the cheers outweighed the catcalls. _.. At the end of a triumphant 11-mile motorcade, l!no the city, the President arrived at the Rex Hotel where an estimated 2,000 demonstrators, many of them beard· ed youths and l!lrls wearing T-shirts, blo~aded the and chatting with adul\.1, heedmain entrance and scream- less of placw;ds denouncing U.S, ed hatred. policy in Viet Nam and efres Johnson was ushered In by a of some youtht•11 spectators \Q rear entrance. Word spread "Go home LBJ." \llrough the crowd virtually Police estimated 30.000 people WOMAN OF THE WEEK- blockading the floodlit main lined the motorcade route from Grace Pratt Is the 1916 ''Wo- entrance and enraged the the airport to the city proper mao of tbe Week" of \be Mid· demonstrators. They tried to with another 10,000 at or near dleport Buslneos aDd Profes- storm the entrance, but police the airport. Canberra's populasional Women's Club. Sbe Ia and security agents hurled them Uon is q:,.ooo and the welcome the orgaoJzaUou's president back. was bigger and more rousing aud preoldeut of lbe MiddleAn ela!td Johnson stopped his than that . given Qut'fn EJ\z. port Amoteur Gardeners club car sit Urnes In an 11-mile abeth in 1!16.1. and a member of the Middle- motorcade to wade IniAl crowds, One group of about 400 ::..port __ cb_urc_h_o_f_Chr_ls_t. _ _ _ ~ugging and kissing children 1Continued On Page Two 1 1 . . - - - - -- SALE! KODAK FILM MEIGS THEATRE I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY te~:.rsH~~~~IeS~~;, Clamp Down on Tense Oakland OPEN FRIDA YAND- SATURDAY~ fROM 9:0 0 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. Open Friday Night Til 9 U RPM RECORDS ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS BBe For hot 01' cold. 9-oz. size. AI~UarantHdond porfl<tt 9e LOOK HERE FOR MORE SAVINGS! 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COOKIETMY =..6Jc_ R.,,,.,.,.,_ PIMtic looM lilot WCJWII wicker ill desiaR. eolor. And it's haftdyf 99c .... I 10 T.non-ttntd " ' .,..~ 2.·81 ....... BEN F ·R ANK.U :I \:• 1'/o·BuO.I LAUNDRY BASKET J Ttf\on'·Uned olu- · 1!1! mlnum. !Od!S-111. '·· ,gg ~ : . U·IN• . ·.POMEROY, :.OJiiO PHONE ............,, Mlcromtth ' 99·2-3498 ·- ' SAUj StARTS F~AV . ' ~ • • ~• >l \ • • I "·I ·~ lNG .' - Candidates for Southern High Queen Named ., ~ ·._ ~t " I 1 I . I I • • ELBERFELDS KODAK lnstamatic Cameras I w. • �' ' I I. I "' Dlllr iltat(uel, Pomii'OJ·Middleport, 0 • Oct. 20. - --···--- - - · 1961 I' ' Middies Invade Logan ....::=~ ............... - .... _ ·- _ ed" who Ple laat rrt~ . "' - htl1 01 lhe coacllirW abllity All the time reUylng on one w~-the~ PIO' ~ Fred Phlilla, who manages thing he knew hls boys had, 111 s smaU bas of tricks hall dlaplay apiDst p second hke "deSire." That story and the reill!l's are history now but it btfi(gs to mind what I have said that the lack before, depth size, and Jackets expert. 1 1 llntloft •• _:onf. turned !he Ude of batUe had ence, but eoough desire the SEOAL < o it not been for a couple of ble to make up fat aU three. crown, e eight "ifs" at key moments , lettermen oo their 36 man Coach Phllls who ~lied out i Coach PhUIJ' decision to ICJuad. The7 qed Wellston 7 of hiS bag of tricks a safely' 150 lb. llork Tannehill to to 6 last rrtday oll!ht and owa guarded secret against the Pan- back, despite his broken a 2·2 record Inside !he SEO-Ithers, felt hls boys did a good paid oil as the former end AI.. They are 1-3 overall Tltelr ' job and could have won had it eraged U per carry and league losaes came at !he hands not been for the "ifs' that are Is good enough In of the Athens BuUdop W and prevalent in every losiag bat. league. This was samewhat the GaUipolls Blue Devils. 'tie. guarded secret as DO rumors Middleport, riding all alone While this writer sal back !his change evident In the league cellar 1s having expelling the somewhat sober· week. !heir share ol Injuries to key ing story of an Injury riddled As for as the Jackets Injuries poslUons but still have man- eleven, Coacit Phillis was busy go, Coach Phlllls also aged to put up a good display maklne changes to compensate a aurprt.e last week George Sauer .mowed up at Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. o 6- p, m. befote !he game wtth the 2 ' 196 3 doctor's permission to play, !hough nursing a mending omeroy, Honk Bauer did the Orioles. long trip to Logan The Jackets surprised every. Dick to meet Coach Ione 'Week that withcould a aecond TheYMike Cbleftalna. half last comeback have tat the ~~ ~,!WI:;~ ~ riS j hav~ :~:~:~:g:ngs~!s '1'8 bet 1 know wlla'J ltcier lblo fo"' • Chicago Fans Amazed' Bulls · W/m' 3rd TiJt ·. ft' wer~ AUSSIES ntanS Meet... • , :. 1: Major Gives Edge to Notr~· Wlz.th Unbeaten s00ne:.M.Wi .lTn .L.,.,.atch r.l ~ ·~ '" =sr.. By Untied Pre ~~~ By MAJOR B. HOOPLE 1n another big showdown, PigoklnAMOS Propbel Egad, friends, you are in lor some excitln8 aelton on due: When !he final oollegl to grldir thl d a ons s sounds at Lansing, I predict ay. Boilermakers will have Most of the major elevens ed the Spartans into submission, 2 face stiff challenges, and, if 1 har-rumph may coin a phrase, something even more startllng dehas to give - kalf-l<aff! veloprnent _lhan the upset by 19 10 Possessed of unsullied Purdue prospect at Boulrecord&, the lrbn and !he der, Colorado, where the in,ers boast b•illtant offensive Blld and-out Buflaloes of Eddte stubborn defenstve units. wtll shock the unbeathoma has run up 103 , points Nebraska Cornhuskers , while limitmg its opponents to will emerge, VJetonouo, but 20 For Not,. Dame the after a utamc •truggle ly reads lZil for and 21 against. Several other The record& show the Sooners !he stmgJest by one pomt, but the Hoople System foresees Irish SECH (pronounced siege) gun attack - Seymour • Conjar·Hanratly - as too for the Oklahoma M k 1't N D 28 W/1 •0 141 ae u."' ft' ' Oklahoma WI PT. PLEASANT _ 6-~- I t II 1 It's a tosoup ema ona !he most surprise/ ;~:::::~ Basketball Association fans are to be found in Chi N York. cago or ew Cbicago fans fa iU lth the pattern of a:lo::r w and unable to use the left 11 other sports P teailmds above shoulder height. to a fru tr 't, were reconc e Injuries mentioned last s a mg season of were Tannehill'• broken neywly formed and a badly sprained ankle familiar with hi tork fathns, Bernad Lyons. Bernard Knic e s ory 01 e S 8 played as well as ks,, were reconciled to a and Souer, although played less frustratmg season of defeats !han half the 48 minutes but through habit. still turned in a good perlorm· But both the Bulls and !he anc-e at his tackle position Knicks are off and runnmg like Coach Phillis will be ,. • in tO(IIhght team~>-lhe Bulls with This week's Ohio college fool· 1 ATHENS- An additional as he broke a 16-year· lon this same desira Fridag three strwght victories to open ball schedule· oeats aofrehbeing .oid school record with his U lnight as he starts Steve the and the Knicks with Saturd D corners t e end ,carnes, four more than lh• old d De two wms m three games . . ay zones to accomodate a crowd of ' mark of 37 aet m 1950 b Qui , an nrus Auit at ends. These The Bull de , lhr . . Wtsconsm at OhiO St. aear 20,000 expected to view the ' Sturn l For . y on two lads have come a long way s rna It ee m a Kansas St. at Cmcinnati showdown batUe of Mid-Amer· ard since the ol the season U::ght when Kent St at Bowling Green lean Conference oo-leaders Mi· 'performance of !he land with Ault but a sophomore DiviSion , Western Miami at Ohio Univ, ami and Ohio Universtty here • y · prospects of two good Lak c amplon Los Toledo at Western Michigan 134 124 al 1"30 p. m. EST Saturday, I There were a team IUD of be· aeasons are m the wtnd lor this sc ,":J " while the Kmcks Baldwm-Wallace at Akron Both clubs come in wKh un· ,roes for Ohio. hut outstanding young lad of Iiiii pounds. vi~tur tt.!llr second straight Oberlin at Demson l!leml.lhed conference marks 3- lWire Houmards' performance The other Jacket tackle be- B 111 y, 1ii·I09, over the Heidelberg at W1ttenherg 0 for Miami and 2-fl for the host iand the line play, blocking and sldeo Lyons, Max Whitlatch ~ ?'ore ullets. Hiram at MI. Union llobcata, and the Redsklna have receiving of Gib Jepson, sopb 145 ibs. Is another sophomore to ~y Rodgers scored 34 points Wilmmgton at Kenyon Ute naUon's longest wiD slreak 11ned from Ashtabula They were showing the promise of a ead the B~lls, who held a Otterbem at Marietta 1 Dl II strail!ht on the line also. Ohio's respective back and tine-~ offensive tackle. The lee~ of 18 pomts 10 the third Wooster at Muskingum But more !han records or man of the week nommees. Larry Stohart, a senior ~al:~ before !he Laker• Wabash at Ohio Wesleyan llreats or what have you, the The Bobcat defense did 1 ROger I.efflngwell, another El i~ . Youngstown at s. Conn st. winner will hav• the inside stout job of holding X to 101 lor, turned In good performane- for ~e Baylor scored 45 pomts Kenlllcky St. at Central St. 11'8ck Ot1 the coveted MAC fooe-1 yards rushing and 143 pusing es week after week ao well as layed Lakers, who once ~gain Findlay at Eastern Kentucky ilall tiUe. while Ohio was rolling to 233 !he Jackets' hard nosed oenter ~ wtthout the Injured Ashland al Ohio Northern ")lllami Is one of the betler ' yards on t1te ground and 126 In Ray Hindy who at 148 pounds erry West. Western Res. at Wayne St. lemnll I've eve~ seen In !he Ithe air. manages hi• center slot like a VHoward Komlves and Dick John Carroll at Capital <011f~nce." said Bill Hess. : "Houmard did a terrific Job 200 pounder. Hlndy 1.1 also an Arsdale led the Knicks on Sheph<f'd St. at Case Tech 'We'll have to be jacked up of keeping us going and It senior.' ' • . a second-hall drive that oversaturday Nle)lt 53 10 the belghl.l to ~lve wr Iwas Jepson's blocklng that The new Jacket backfield of fa~e ~: Bullets' 58- halftime Northern Michigan at Dayton blfi per!Qnnance to be In the 'made our sweep and off tackle Asa Bradbury at 7~7:i . e Kmcks went ahead Chattaoooga at Xavier rame witb them. playo gain so well ., said IIIII, TanltehUI at and , wtth 5:32 left In the third Deftance at Bluffton ''They have balance In alii Also mentioned w~re !he Jiohi S\\'im and George Slluer at the pertod and led by as much as phases a fine offensive iturned in by QB Bob Br~n halves. show the ability and de. :IJi PDu;tts in the fo~ period. Une · · au outstanding quart- who came off the bench 18 !he sire that would please any men· Komlves bad 211 pomts and NBA Standings erback and o!lenslve backfield fourth quarter to eaginee both tor. The two Jacket alternates Va? Arsdale 20 for the Knicks, By Unlted Pre" Iaternatlonol . . . oo weaknesaes iD a stout ,winning TD's and Jay ~aupln lightweights Jerry Davenport while Kevm Loughery had 20 Easlern Dlvlsloa tefenslve unit . fine person· i who took on a new J!OIIItlon aft· and JhD Conde fill their re- for the Bullets. W. L- Pet. ~ in departments. er Sam Bogan was injured <Jn spectlve pos!Uons with little Boston I 0 1.000 Tllere s no one or two key •the nlntb play of !he game experience but are In there Belpre Rolls Into Philadelphia I 0 men lD their altack they IMaupin, a split end toolt ove;l trying aD 'the ltay. Otl" 'Devil Jn New York 2 t .667 •(!!_ culn run ,J Bruce Matte'Bogan's Oankerback.duties andldilferent these Belpre Ctocrnnati l I .500 •• 1 76• 351 · • oe Kozar 1394 snagged four pass~s lor 1lads have come In to ml' gilps, wood as'th . Balttmore 0 ~ .0011 98 ln 102, 31), AI , Moore (:137 yards and one TD. were left In tight spots, yet garner tb ~ : h De~ds Western Divloloa 43.8), and Jtm Shaw (90 "Brown came off the bench still mal!age to hold !heir own. season A~ ~ast re w~ ':It w. !.· Pet. n • .0) . and they run all and did !he Job we wanted You could go on and on vensw~ team poh ·d e Chicago 3 o 1.0011 klllds ol playa. You name It, Ihim to do he ran the option I the Jacket squad and mark so 8 wi h a aid Detrmt I I .500 lhefveoo"" lt. A tremendously Iplay beautifully, He gives us ~'red Phillis, who have been sure Utem of an wt":inwou Los Angeles I 2 we • lanced football! team," lmorp speed and more running facing heavy odds all aeason, However the Bel ~ oeason. St. Louis 0 I .000 Bill. (Pussutg, Matte Is Iwhen be's at QB. But Ron IJe. but only one word Is needed to has been ~oylng P tty San Francisco 0 2 .000 for ~I lor 2_27 yard& and !Atcca played well also. The smn up !he enUre squad and success and will be pre Wednesday's Resuils I TO.) Top recetver John ' whole team exel!tlted well,'' ! coaching staff, "desire."' things their wa r!:~t;o Chicago 134 LOs Angeles til : s : r h~ 15 catches for i praised Bill, who espetially was I Some loel the Jackets should the Red Devil .%in againey New York 131 BaiUmore 109 The . • .. h1gh on hls defensive unit's per- 1 disappear from tbe foot. on ace quarterback Jim (Only games sclteduled) Bobcai.I~",S1~~ re':'"ce Back lormance. Iball 11'81'8, others think they man, while Belpre relies Thunday's Games loortb atr·'·h wln rded !heir lnjurywise, cornerback J 1 should continue, and still,.others 1y 011 8 crashing defense St. Louis at Detroit ..., t al Xavier IWest suffered a badly !hey should be gobbled - - - - · ' Chicago vs. San Fran at S.J. 1 :stl~:~? : I b~';:kln~ l chest that must be <·rayed one yl!lr early by consolida- They won't win anymore any. (Only games scheduled) ur any pos.•ible breakage of way" It 1s my opl · th t l.-........ touchdowns for a :14-10 1and may miss the Miami One premlnenl eounty efflclal the ·Jackets wUI ':" a II margm. D~an ufl red li D some. Bob "The Horse" H """' s e a s ght as far u to say "why not where, somehow because they •••• was the rkhooumard! " sion ~~ should be okay for the rest of the 1<8!00? have what ·u takes "desire" .,... wo rae ••r Redskms. Dick Coole • · lbe '011.1 u hiS nickname lm- in the Toledo game ~alns e.~~ be was 811alnst question mark for 'Mtaml. ~t~ted~·~,shoeraullde.:,.~o:_dedof ~-·"" Record Crowd Is ~x ~~~~: 18 !~ th~r EXpected FOr Ou ~w • •E Mlaml ncounter 2.· ,Xav~tr ~dd~ielachtheer Thi Week' Gri'd Schedule Pulh~ se~on ~ained ~~· y~:tsbHo:; f~rst ·~a~ ~ore ~; ~edn~ay o~n Ang~les I I a!! 1 ~oslons r:· Ohi!g~~~~aut :ry 1 I I :id 1 66 Conti'nue Hunt For F~""t lnters~ctlonal (4~) Georgijl 16, haiDcty I,J' ' '~JI~~~ ~. ~,'f;; •tma,.J Oldaholllll Stale 31, K<"lr !'loire Dame 28, Oldahollll! Rice 14, Texas 13 So. CoW. 24, Clemsoo lltrro Tennessee 23, 111, C8roliutl7!1'tn; 'tl' S.M.U. 33, Texas Tech I •$1 San Jose St. IS, Teut;W.MR u , "" Virgl!lia Tech It, Virgillla•IIOI•• Washillgtoa 11, 0regoa •ril Penn lSI. 111 Weol Vlrglttia HPJ Wyomiag 35, Utah Stale sRfg!Jt Wroag Last Week IS II To Date: l2t II .113 Zil~" Tle1fll· Jli , • SMALL ~ .JJ, ~· • "'"""' """'"' '-"~ ,.,._.,.., ....,... 009s zzzzlycJpd liBt 111-20 #o NEW YORK (UP!) Un tl e d Pres• lnl"""l\1i9. Slllall Wilege lilliPiP; wttb firitl place voles anct.11198ll lost records to parenlhe.S!'j• lw '!'cams '/, · I. N.D. St. (20} ·· 2. San Diego St (6) (:;.()) ''" 3. North Dakota 14) <5-jli 4 Chattanooga <1) <4-ll '" >. Weber ,Stale (4-1) " 411 6. Montana Sl (I) 15-l) ..)llj 7. .Sui Ross St (4-11) ' "131 8 Massacbusetls (3-J,) '"Jaltf t. Arkansas st tl) (4~)-" 8t• Anny 29, Pittohurgb It 10 Md Tenn St. (5,1) •' IJ; 11, T.C.U. 10 Second 11)-11, Long B_. yor 31 , A&M 21 State 56 · 12 Temple 114· U.C.L.A. ZIS, CaiUornta ZZ New Metteo •Hi hlllnds' n)•'!l; Kansas State 18, CiDCi1lllatl1 14, Delalme IS, EasteW Colorado :15, Nebraska It Kelltuck'y Zl · 16 Luther (IJ't;l N.c. State 16, Duke I , 17, State 7· Florida St. 27, A!jssiS8ippl St. 7 Gettysbuog and Ft. Hay& Georgia Tech 17, Toland 14 6; 20, Lenoir Rhyne i. •, 'v 'IIi !fv· ;~ loot~ F~:s~ ~ (~) Pleasant will entertain ton East Friday on the confines of Saunder stadium as they oontmue to aearch for that elustve first win. The Highlanders have been in a slump recently, losmg two of their three after starting off a 3-1 mark and now stand on the year The Blacks a 11-6-1 record. The Highlanders away an important game last to Stonewall Jackson and will be seeking to vent their anger at the expense of t~• winless Blacks. In lllrn, the Blacks will be dead set to 1 make thts their first win, and may gear thetr offense to the passing of Me Dermitt in ef· • • ... 1 ' ' forts to turn the tide. , CLEVELAND (UP!) - Tho \ Meredith will be oper4\JM' NHL Standings tmportant Sunday battle here against a Cleveland ~efenslyt By Uaited Press lnternaUonal between the Cleveland Browns secondary whtcb has slll>l!T' w. L. T. Pt. and the Dallas Cowboys will good strength 1n th~ last ~: Chicago 1 o p 2 feature two of the NatiOnal games Boston 1 o o Football League's strongest of· The two signal callers playtl< Montreal o o o fenses and best quarterbacks their college ball m the ,a lit~ Toronto o o o . But lhe game could develop league and have followed JIUtli. . New York o 1 o toto a grmdmg defensrve match la,r tratls to their curren( rol~,: Detroit 0 1 o the nature that the Cowboys as starters. • · Wedaesday's Resnlts into las! Sunday in their Ryan,' wno graduated ~oni' Chicago 6 New York 3 IO-ID II~ Wllh St LoUts, another Ri ce, was a reserve lor a c;o~-.' BOston 6 Detroit ~ team WJth a strong offense. p!e of seasons and HH~ ,, B"t f' (Only games scheduled) Dallas leads the league In chance at a startmg role, WJ(h, Thursday's Garnes and quarterback Don the Browns m late 1962 and hf., , (No gam.. scheduled) ranks second only to had the JOb since. ,-~ Green Bay's Bart Starr Under Mered1th, a lormer Soul!iF"lj" his gu1dance, the Cowboys have MethodiSt st~ndout, has ~;.; averaged 434 6 yards per game (he Co~boys regular p~~t;,, AHL Standing• smce mtd-1963 after shartng j:he By Uoited Press lnternaHoaal through the air. du'hes for two seasons w1t!\ ~· Eutem Division Cleveland, on the other hand, !d10 LeBaron. ·" ., w. L- T. is best at gaining on the ground Both qw!rterbacks bad "Ofi"" Springfield 2 o o 5 Quebee 2 o 1 1 Wlth a 180-yard average and years last season, altri@i!'ft'· Frank Ryan IS ]ust a shade be- Ryan did steer the Browns' '?dt. Hershey 2 I 0 hind Meredilb among the another Eastern Division tltlf~ • Baltimore 1 z o ers. Tbetr perfonnances StftlMV'' Providence e 3 o The Cowboys have averaged could he the key to both oiUIIS'\1.1 Westem Division 486 yards per game total of· title hopes this season. w. L. T. fense to 366 2 for the Browns Pittsburgh 3 1 o second best in the league. ' Rochester I I 0 Cleveland, however, bas the Cleveland o o 1 edge in rushing defense Buffalo o 3 o the leading average of fO Wednesday't Reaults per game and OaUas is Hershey 5 Pittsburgh z with 93.6. (Only game scheduled) Thursday's Games (No games scheduled) :~n T~xas Tennesse~ J: 1~ 1&·~~\ M Browns, Cowboys F~ature :;:.: Stron~ Offensive Attack . :.'~ - I ' '-====i--~~:;.:;.~~:;;;;;~~---11 quar~r ' - -- -------- -~ ---- Rutl~d, McArthur in Te~' Of neaten Lea~e Teams ai =-:.. o. Pedwin penny LOAFER Eseiting SWEATERS BY BOB senior balfbaclk Jeada the Outside OAL another Bolender eleven with 11 billie II In the melting '!be game shap,es up to be ~ Friday night at McArlhur when of quarterbacks u Joe the Vbtton Cotmly Viklll«s and who nms the Red the Rulland Red Devlli eleven can run and pus 1D what 'lhould decide the MidCalvin of tbe VIkings also Ohio Valley Coni~ bls share of ' aerials Jonshlp. options. ·Both teams are unbeaten Nine of the league'sl ~~:II lllllJe ,piiJ (Z.O) and· the toutwill see action at .M lOIM" ill. J'rlday nighl'a baltlil and tm1esa the game turns 19111 aasure !he wlaner of. at defenalve battle east a •lie for the corwn. Rut' laat week 11 litnd, &-1 overaU and VInton 4-1 1'la1nl, tl sboUJd be quarter. werall1 tiC! blve one 1ame Ill baa ICabtal quarterbaclt iD lie leque ~. Dffetlllve u both ella 'JW ~ant~ ·:*lll HI . haVe otfeuatve units llqlll'alour ~ ICOrln& 1~ ill - : : : tbt •• !'I ' """ llttllllltl wltb . ~e: Big Blacks CaUfom~a will roll mernly along. <5-0) ' will take the measure of Clemson, 2';.16; in an clash, Flor~da, (5-0) has too much ol everythmg lor L.S.U. and will wm handily , 27·7, and Houston will prevail over Mississippi, 38·28. At Lararrue, the Wyoming Cowboys will oelebrato their homecoming by puohlng !heir spoUess record •o W in trouncing Utah State, 35-8. Now go on With !he forecast. Syracuse %2, Holy Crooa II Waobinglon St. Z&, Idaho lZ Stanlord 22, Dllnols 14 Northweslel'a 30, Iowa 11 Florida Zi, UIU If Tul88 20, Memphis State 18 Pur<lue %6, Mt,htgan State zz Mlchigon 1%, Mione- 7 Houston 38, Mississippi 28 Mi,.ouri at. Iowa Stale I • Nav u w & Mar N, Jaroi. IOmWake 11 Ohio State 20, Wisconsin 1% Oblo U. 16, Miami (Ohio) li Air Force 11, Colo. Stale U. 7 Alabama II, VanderbUt D Oregon St. !3, Arizona 81. I Utah 33, Arizona IS Arkansas 4%, Wichita State 1% V.»i- Nme A.t • FOR MEN and BOYS 99 Dotm~w-Gro•• PULLOVERS AND $13.99 Y-Neck and Crew Neck ,, home. Tops in comfort, convenience. Call us delivery, any time. OUR TRUCKS ARE EQUIPPED WITH TWO-WAY RADIO ,, ,, For a.tt.r, Quicker More EHicl.nt s.,.,l,. LEVEL OUT YOUR Zipper & au,ton IQliUS POOR;IOYS ~\ Tbe best fuel for your •' 1,. CARDIGANS ' You Get the Best ••• from Us CORDAVAN GOLD GRAIN BLACK .... ,_ bell INC. .C ,. c FUEL OIL COSTS. eEQUAL MONTHLY:I'AYMEHTSe . . • JOIN OUR BUDGET PLAN ·NOl(lf THE SHOE C BO,X MIDDuPCII'. OHIO ' ' RIZER OIL COMPlMY .\ . �' ' I I. I "' Dlllr iltat(uel, Pomii'OJ·Middleport, 0 • Oct. 20. - --···--- - - · 1961 I' ' Middies Invade Logan ....::=~ ............... - .... _ ·- _ ed" who Ple laat rrt~ . "' - htl1 01 lhe coacllirW abllity All the time reUylng on one w~-the~ PIO' ~ Fred Phlilla, who manages thing he knew hls boys had, 111 s smaU bas of tricks hall dlaplay apiDst p second hke "deSire." That story and the reill!l's are history now but it btfi(gs to mind what I have said that the lack before, depth size, and Jackets expert. 1 1 llntloft •• _:onf. turned !he Ude of batUe had ence, but eoough desire the SEOAL < o it not been for a couple of ble to make up fat aU three. crown, e eight "ifs" at key moments , lettermen oo their 36 man Coach Phllls who ~lied out i Coach PhUIJ' decision to ICJuad. The7 qed Wellston 7 of hiS bag of tricks a safely' 150 lb. llork Tannehill to to 6 last rrtday oll!ht and owa guarded secret against the Pan- back, despite his broken a 2·2 record Inside !he SEO-Ithers, felt hls boys did a good paid oil as the former end AI.. They are 1-3 overall Tltelr ' job and could have won had it eraged U per carry and league losaes came at !he hands not been for the "ifs' that are Is good enough In of the Athens BuUdop W and prevalent in every losiag bat. league. This was samewhat the GaUipolls Blue Devils. 'tie. guarded secret as DO rumors Middleport, riding all alone While this writer sal back !his change evident In the league cellar 1s having expelling the somewhat sober· week. !heir share ol Injuries to key ing story of an Injury riddled As for as the Jackets Injuries poslUons but still have man- eleven, Coacit Phillis was busy go, Coach Phlllls also aged to put up a good display maklne changes to compensate a aurprt.e last week George Sauer .mowed up at Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. o 6- p, m. befote !he game wtth the 2 ' 196 3 doctor's permission to play, !hough nursing a mending omeroy, Honk Bauer did the Orioles. long trip to Logan The Jackets surprised every. Dick to meet Coach Ione 'Week that withcould a aecond TheYMike Cbleftalna. half last comeback have tat the ~~ ~,!WI:;~ ~ riS j hav~ :~:~:~:g:ngs~!s '1'8 bet 1 know wlla'J ltcier lblo fo"' • Chicago Fans Amazed' Bulls · W/m' 3rd TiJt ·. ft' wer~ AUSSIES ntanS Meet... • , :. 1: Major Gives Edge to Notr~· Wlz.th Unbeaten s00ne:.M.Wi .lTn .L.,.,.atch r.l ~ ·~ '" =sr.. By Untied Pre ~~~ By MAJOR B. HOOPLE 1n another big showdown, PigoklnAMOS Propbel Egad, friends, you are in lor some excitln8 aelton on due: When !he final oollegl to grldir thl d a ons s sounds at Lansing, I predict ay. Boilermakers will have Most of the major elevens ed the Spartans into submission, 2 face stiff challenges, and, if 1 har-rumph may coin a phrase, something even more startllng dehas to give - kalf-l<aff! veloprnent _lhan the upset by 19 10 Possessed of unsullied Purdue prospect at Boulrecord&, the lrbn and !he der, Colorado, where the in,ers boast b•illtant offensive Blld and-out Buflaloes of Eddte stubborn defenstve units. wtll shock the unbeathoma has run up 103 , points Nebraska Cornhuskers , while limitmg its opponents to will emerge, VJetonouo, but 20 For Not,. Dame the after a utamc •truggle ly reads lZil for and 21 against. Several other The record& show the Sooners !he stmgJest by one pomt, but the Hoople System foresees Irish SECH (pronounced siege) gun attack - Seymour • Conjar·Hanratly - as too for the Oklahoma M k 1't N D 28 W/1 •0 141 ae u."' ft' ' Oklahoma WI PT. PLEASANT _ 6-~- I t II 1 It's a tosoup ema ona !he most surprise/ ;~:::::~ Basketball Association fans are to be found in Chi N York. cago or ew Cbicago fans fa iU lth the pattern of a:lo::r w and unable to use the left 11 other sports P teailmds above shoulder height. to a fru tr 't, were reconc e Injuries mentioned last s a mg season of were Tannehill'• broken neywly formed and a badly sprained ankle familiar with hi tork fathns, Bernad Lyons. Bernard Knic e s ory 01 e S 8 played as well as ks,, were reconciled to a and Souer, although played less frustratmg season of defeats !han half the 48 minutes but through habit. still turned in a good perlorm· But both the Bulls and !he anc-e at his tackle position Knicks are off and runnmg like Coach Phillis will be ,. • in tO(IIhght team~>-lhe Bulls with This week's Ohio college fool· 1 ATHENS- An additional as he broke a 16-year· lon this same desira Fridag three strwght victories to open ball schedule· oeats aofrehbeing .oid school record with his U lnight as he starts Steve the and the Knicks with Saturd D corners t e end ,carnes, four more than lh• old d De two wms m three games . . ay zones to accomodate a crowd of ' mark of 37 aet m 1950 b Qui , an nrus Auit at ends. These The Bull de , lhr . . Wtsconsm at OhiO St. aear 20,000 expected to view the ' Sturn l For . y on two lads have come a long way s rna It ee m a Kansas St. at Cmcinnati showdown batUe of Mid-Amer· ard since the ol the season U::ght when Kent St at Bowling Green lean Conference oo-leaders Mi· 'performance of !he land with Ault but a sophomore DiviSion , Western Miami at Ohio Univ, ami and Ohio Universtty here • y · prospects of two good Lak c amplon Los Toledo at Western Michigan 134 124 al 1"30 p. m. EST Saturday, I There were a team IUD of be· aeasons are m the wtnd lor this sc ,":J " while the Kmcks Baldwm-Wallace at Akron Both clubs come in wKh un· ,roes for Ohio. hut outstanding young lad of Iiiii pounds. vi~tur tt.!llr second straight Oberlin at Demson l!leml.lhed conference marks 3- lWire Houmards' performance The other Jacket tackle be- B 111 y, 1ii·I09, over the Heidelberg at W1ttenherg 0 for Miami and 2-fl for the host iand the line play, blocking and sldeo Lyons, Max Whitlatch ~ ?'ore ullets. Hiram at MI. Union llobcata, and the Redsklna have receiving of Gib Jepson, sopb 145 ibs. Is another sophomore to ~y Rodgers scored 34 points Wilmmgton at Kenyon Ute naUon's longest wiD slreak 11ned from Ashtabula They were showing the promise of a ead the B~lls, who held a Otterbem at Marietta 1 Dl II strail!ht on the line also. Ohio's respective back and tine-~ offensive tackle. The lee~ of 18 pomts 10 the third Wooster at Muskingum But more !han records or man of the week nommees. Larry Stohart, a senior ~al:~ before !he Laker• Wabash at Ohio Wesleyan llreats or what have you, the The Bobcat defense did 1 ROger I.efflngwell, another El i~ . Youngstown at s. Conn st. winner will hav• the inside stout job of holding X to 101 lor, turned In good performane- for ~e Baylor scored 45 pomts Kenlllcky St. at Central St. 11'8ck Ot1 the coveted MAC fooe-1 yards rushing and 143 pusing es week after week ao well as layed Lakers, who once ~gain Findlay at Eastern Kentucky ilall tiUe. while Ohio was rolling to 233 !he Jackets' hard nosed oenter ~ wtthout the Injured Ashland al Ohio Northern ")lllami Is one of the betler ' yards on t1te ground and 126 In Ray Hindy who at 148 pounds erry West. Western Res. at Wayne St. lemnll I've eve~ seen In !he Ithe air. manages hi• center slot like a VHoward Komlves and Dick John Carroll at Capital <011f~nce." said Bill Hess. : "Houmard did a terrific Job 200 pounder. Hlndy 1.1 also an Arsdale led the Knicks on Sheph<f'd St. at Case Tech 'We'll have to be jacked up of keeping us going and It senior.' ' • . a second-hall drive that oversaturday Nle)lt 53 10 the belghl.l to ~lve wr Iwas Jepson's blocklng that The new Jacket backfield of fa~e ~: Bullets' 58- halftime Northern Michigan at Dayton blfi per!Qnnance to be In the 'made our sweep and off tackle Asa Bradbury at 7~7:i . e Kmcks went ahead Chattaoooga at Xavier rame witb them. playo gain so well ., said IIIII, TanltehUI at and , wtth 5:32 left In the third Deftance at Bluffton ''They have balance In alii Also mentioned w~re !he Jiohi S\\'im and George Slluer at the pertod and led by as much as phases a fine offensive iturned in by QB Bob Br~n halves. show the ability and de. :IJi PDu;tts in the fo~ period. Une · · au outstanding quart- who came off the bench 18 !he sire that would please any men· Komlves bad 211 pomts and NBA Standings erback and o!lenslve backfield fourth quarter to eaginee both tor. The two Jacket alternates Va? Arsdale 20 for the Knicks, By Unlted Pre" Iaternatlonol . . . oo weaknesaes iD a stout ,winning TD's and Jay ~aupln lightweights Jerry Davenport while Kevm Loughery had 20 Easlern Dlvlsloa tefenslve unit . fine person· i who took on a new J!OIIItlon aft· and JhD Conde fill their re- for the Bullets. W. L- Pet. ~ in departments. er Sam Bogan was injured <Jn spectlve pos!Uons with little Boston I 0 1.000 Tllere s no one or two key •the nlntb play of !he game experience but are In there Belpre Rolls Into Philadelphia I 0 men lD their altack they IMaupin, a split end toolt ove;l trying aD 'the ltay. Otl" 'Devil Jn New York 2 t .667 •(!!_ culn run ,J Bruce Matte'Bogan's Oankerback.duties andldilferent these Belpre Ctocrnnati l I .500 •• 1 76• 351 · • oe Kozar 1394 snagged four pass~s lor 1lads have come In to ml' gilps, wood as'th . Balttmore 0 ~ .0011 98 ln 102, 31), AI , Moore (:137 yards and one TD. were left In tight spots, yet garner tb ~ : h De~ds Western Divloloa 43.8), and Jtm Shaw (90 "Brown came off the bench still mal!age to hold !heir own. season A~ ~ast re w~ ':It w. !.· Pet. n • .0) . and they run all and did !he Job we wanted You could go on and on vensw~ team poh ·d e Chicago 3 o 1.0011 klllds ol playa. You name It, Ihim to do he ran the option I the Jacket squad and mark so 8 wi h a aid Detrmt I I .500 lhefveoo"" lt. A tremendously Iplay beautifully, He gives us ~'red Phillis, who have been sure Utem of an wt":inwou Los Angeles I 2 we • lanced football! team," lmorp speed and more running facing heavy odds all aeason, However the Bel ~ oeason. St. Louis 0 I .000 Bill. (Pussutg, Matte Is Iwhen be's at QB. But Ron IJe. but only one word Is needed to has been ~oylng P tty San Francisco 0 2 .000 for ~I lor 2_27 yard& and !Atcca played well also. The smn up !he enUre squad and success and will be pre Wednesday's Resuils I TO.) Top recetver John ' whole team exel!tlted well,'' ! coaching staff, "desire."' things their wa r!:~t;o Chicago 134 LOs Angeles til : s : r h~ 15 catches for i praised Bill, who espetially was I Some loel the Jackets should the Red Devil .%in againey New York 131 BaiUmore 109 The . • .. h1gh on hls defensive unit's per- 1 disappear from tbe foot. on ace quarterback Jim (Only games sclteduled) Bobcai.I~",S1~~ re':'"ce Back lormance. Iball 11'81'8, others think they man, while Belpre relies Thunday's Games loortb atr·'·h wln rded !heir lnjurywise, cornerback J 1 should continue, and still,.others 1y 011 8 crashing defense St. Louis at Detroit ..., t al Xavier IWest suffered a badly !hey should be gobbled - - - - · ' Chicago vs. San Fran at S.J. 1 :stl~:~? : I b~';:kln~ l chest that must be <·rayed one yl!lr early by consolida- They won't win anymore any. (Only games scheduled) ur any pos.•ible breakage of way" It 1s my opl · th t l.-........ touchdowns for a :14-10 1and may miss the Miami One premlnenl eounty efflclal the ·Jackets wUI ':" a II margm. D~an ufl red li D some. Bob "The Horse" H """' s e a s ght as far u to say "why not where, somehow because they •••• was the rkhooumard! " sion ~~ should be okay for the rest of the 1<8!00? have what ·u takes "desire" .,... wo rae ••r Redskms. Dick Coole • · lbe '011.1 u hiS nickname lm- in the Toledo game ~alns e.~~ be was 811alnst question mark for 'Mtaml. ~t~ted~·~,shoeraullde.:,.~o:_dedof ~-·"" Record Crowd Is ~x ~~~~: 18 !~ th~r EXpected FOr Ou ~w • •E Mlaml ncounter 2.· ,Xav~tr ~dd~ielachtheer Thi Week' Gri'd Schedule Pulh~ se~on ~ained ~~· y~:tsbHo:; f~rst ·~a~ ~ore ~; ~edn~ay o~n Ang~les I I a!! 1 ~oslons r:· Ohi!g~~~~aut :ry 1 I I :id 1 66 Conti'nue Hunt For F~""t lnters~ctlonal (4~) Georgijl 16, haiDcty I,J' ' '~JI~~~ ~. ~,'f;; •tma,.J Oldaholllll Stale 31, K<"lr !'loire Dame 28, Oldahollll! Rice 14, Texas 13 So. CoW. 24, Clemsoo lltrro Tennessee 23, 111, C8roliutl7!1'tn; 'tl' S.M.U. 33, Texas Tech I •$1 San Jose St. IS, Teut;W.MR u , "" Virgl!lia Tech It, Virgillla•IIOI•• Washillgtoa 11, 0regoa •ril Penn lSI. 111 Weol Vlrglttia HPJ Wyomiag 35, Utah Stale sRfg!Jt Wroag Last Week IS II To Date: l2t II .113 Zil~" Tle1fll· Jli , • SMALL ~ .JJ, ~· • "'"""' """'"' '-"~ ,.,._.,.., ....,... 009s zzzzlycJpd liBt 111-20 #o NEW YORK (UP!) Un tl e d Pres• lnl"""l\1i9. Slllall Wilege lilliPiP; wttb firitl place voles anct.11198ll lost records to parenlhe.S!'j• lw '!'cams '/, · I. N.D. St. (20} ·· 2. San Diego St (6) (:;.()) ''" 3. North Dakota 14) <5-jli 4 Chattanooga <1) <4-ll '" >. Weber ,Stale (4-1) " 411 6. Montana Sl (I) 15-l) ..)llj 7. .Sui Ross St (4-11) ' "131 8 Massacbusetls (3-J,) '"Jaltf t. Arkansas st tl) (4~)-" 8t• Anny 29, Pittohurgb It 10 Md Tenn St. (5,1) •' IJ; 11, T.C.U. 10 Second 11)-11, Long B_. yor 31 , A&M 21 State 56 · 12 Temple 114· U.C.L.A. ZIS, CaiUornta ZZ New Metteo •Hi hlllnds' n)•'!l; Kansas State 18, CiDCi1lllatl1 14, Delalme IS, EasteW Colorado :15, Nebraska It Kelltuck'y Zl · 16 Luther (IJ't;l N.c. State 16, Duke I , 17, State 7· Florida St. 27, A!jssiS8ippl St. 7 Gettysbuog and Ft. Hay& Georgia Tech 17, Toland 14 6; 20, Lenoir Rhyne i. •, 'v 'IIi !fv· ;~ loot~ F~:s~ ~ (~) Pleasant will entertain ton East Friday on the confines of Saunder stadium as they oontmue to aearch for that elustve first win. The Highlanders have been in a slump recently, losmg two of their three after starting off a 3-1 mark and now stand on the year The Blacks a 11-6-1 record. The Highlanders away an important game last to Stonewall Jackson and will be seeking to vent their anger at the expense of t~• winless Blacks. In lllrn, the Blacks will be dead set to 1 make thts their first win, and may gear thetr offense to the passing of Me Dermitt in ef· • • ... 1 ' ' forts to turn the tide. , CLEVELAND (UP!) - Tho \ Meredith will be oper4\JM' NHL Standings tmportant Sunday battle here against a Cleveland ~efenslyt By Uaited Press lnternaUonal between the Cleveland Browns secondary whtcb has slll>l!T' w. L. T. Pt. and the Dallas Cowboys will good strength 1n th~ last ~: Chicago 1 o p 2 feature two of the NatiOnal games Boston 1 o o Football League's strongest of· The two signal callers playtl< Montreal o o o fenses and best quarterbacks their college ball m the ,a lit~ Toronto o o o . But lhe game could develop league and have followed JIUtli. . New York o 1 o toto a grmdmg defensrve match la,r tratls to their curren( rol~,: Detroit 0 1 o the nature that the Cowboys as starters. • · Wedaesday's Resnlts into las! Sunday in their Ryan,' wno graduated ~oni' Chicago 6 New York 3 IO-ID II~ Wllh St LoUts, another Ri ce, was a reserve lor a c;o~-.' BOston 6 Detroit ~ team WJth a strong offense. p!e of seasons and HH~ ,, B"t f' (Only games scheduled) Dallas leads the league In chance at a startmg role, WJ(h, Thursday's Garnes and quarterback Don the Browns m late 1962 and hf., , (No gam.. scheduled) ranks second only to had the JOb since. ,-~ Green Bay's Bart Starr Under Mered1th, a lormer Soul!iF"lj" his gu1dance, the Cowboys have MethodiSt st~ndout, has ~;.; averaged 434 6 yards per game (he Co~boys regular p~~t;,, AHL Standing• smce mtd-1963 after shartng j:he By Uoited Press lnternaHoaal through the air. du'hes for two seasons w1t!\ ~· Eutem Division Cleveland, on the other hand, !d10 LeBaron. ·" ., w. L- T. is best at gaining on the ground Both qw!rterbacks bad "Ofi"" Springfield 2 o o 5 Quebee 2 o 1 1 Wlth a 180-yard average and years last season, altri@i!'ft'· Frank Ryan IS ]ust a shade be- Ryan did steer the Browns' '?dt. Hershey 2 I 0 hind Meredilb among the another Eastern Division tltlf~ • Baltimore 1 z o ers. Tbetr perfonnances StftlMV'' Providence e 3 o The Cowboys have averaged could he the key to both oiUIIS'\1.1 Westem Division 486 yards per game total of· title hopes this season. w. L. T. fense to 366 2 for the Browns Pittsburgh 3 1 o second best in the league. ' Rochester I I 0 Cleveland, however, bas the Cleveland o o 1 edge in rushing defense Buffalo o 3 o the leading average of fO Wednesday't Reaults per game and OaUas is Hershey 5 Pittsburgh z with 93.6. (Only game scheduled) Thursday's Games (No games scheduled) :~n T~xas Tennesse~ J: 1~ 1&·~~\ M Browns, Cowboys F~ature :;:.: Stron~ Offensive Attack . :.'~ - I ' '-====i--~~:;.:;.~~:;;;;;~~---11 quar~r ' - -- -------- -~ ---- Rutl~d, McArthur in Te~' Of neaten Lea~e Teams ai =-:.. o. Pedwin penny LOAFER Eseiting SWEATERS BY BOB senior balfbaclk Jeada the Outside OAL another Bolender eleven with 11 billie II In the melting '!be game shap,es up to be ~ Friday night at McArlhur when of quarterbacks u Joe the Vbtton Cotmly Viklll«s and who nms the Red the Rulland Red Devlli eleven can run and pus 1D what 'lhould decide the MidCalvin of tbe VIkings also Ohio Valley Coni~ bls share of ' aerials Jonshlp. options. ·Both teams are unbeaten Nine of the league'sl ~~:II lllllJe ,piiJ (Z.O) and· the toutwill see action at .M lOIM" ill. J'rlday nighl'a baltlil and tm1esa the game turns 19111 aasure !he wlaner of. at defenalve battle east a •lie for the corwn. Rut' laat week 11 litnd, &-1 overaU and VInton 4-1 1'la1nl, tl sboUJd be quarter. werall1 tiC! blve one 1ame Ill baa ICabtal quarterbaclt iD lie leque ~. Dffetlllve u both ella 'JW ~ant~ ·:*lll HI . haVe otfeuatve units llqlll'alour ~ ICOrln& 1~ ill - : : : tbt •• !'I ' """ llttllllltl wltb . ~e: Big Blacks CaUfom~a will roll mernly along. <5-0) ' will take the measure of Clemson, 2';.16; in an clash, Flor~da, (5-0) has too much ol everythmg lor L.S.U. and will wm handily , 27·7, and Houston will prevail over Mississippi, 38·28. At Lararrue, the Wyoming Cowboys will oelebrato their homecoming by puohlng !heir spoUess record •o W in trouncing Utah State, 35-8. Now go on With !he forecast. Syracuse %2, Holy Crooa II Waobinglon St. Z&, Idaho lZ Stanlord 22, Dllnols 14 Northweslel'a 30, Iowa 11 Florida Zi, UIU If Tul88 20, Memphis State 18 Pur<lue %6, Mt,htgan State zz Mlchigon 1%, Mione- 7 Houston 38, Mississippi 28 Mi,.ouri at. Iowa Stale I • Nav u w & Mar N, Jaroi. IOmWake 11 Ohio State 20, Wisconsin 1% Oblo U. 16, Miami (Ohio) li Air Force 11, Colo. Stale U. 7 Alabama II, VanderbUt D Oregon St. !3, Arizona 81. I Utah 33, Arizona IS Arkansas 4%, Wichita State 1% V.»i- Nme A.t • FOR MEN and BOYS 99 Dotm~w-Gro•• PULLOVERS AND $13.99 Y-Neck and Crew Neck ,, home. Tops in comfort, convenience. Call us delivery, any time. OUR TRUCKS ARE EQUIPPED WITH TWO-WAY RADIO ,, ,, For a.tt.r, Quicker More EHicl.nt s.,.,l,. LEVEL OUT YOUR Zipper & au,ton IQliUS POOR;IOYS ~\ Tbe best fuel for your •' 1,. CARDIGANS ' You Get the Best ••• from Us CORDAVAN GOLD GRAIN BLACK .... ,_ bell INC. .C ,. c FUEL OIL COSTS. eEQUAL MONTHLY:I'AYMEHTSe . . • JOIN OUR BUDGET PLAN ·NOl(lf THE SHOE C BO,X MIDDuPCII'. OHIO ' ' RIZER OIL COMPlMY .\ . �-· . , ·~ I I · ' d "Boilermakers Hope T0 End s~artans Bi~ 10 Domination .TE~,:::~. :A~rT:l p~· Rejuvenate Falcons Meet T00ghEag}eS .., l.lnltecl Press IDternallolllll win the crown outright and a team that has already lost to ' Pittsburgh, Princeton eight 4 2 0 120 52 .., ~ • . . . " " • 2"" 0 112 80 Thy, Purdue Boilermakers avoid the stigma of bemg "the little San Jo•t State. The over Penn, Navy !. over " " • 41! , want ',to make sure the team that went because Michl- Bruina would !ike another trip Wilham & Mary, and Syracuse " " t ~ : : 74 teatrt' in the dig Ten gan Slot~ couldn'I.M to the Ro"' Bowl but have a 16 over Holy Cross. . .. 4. watCh ' the Rose Bowl on The Spartans, who lost their big obstacle in fifth-ranked The South-Housl1n even " 3 3 0 76 46 . next Januar; No. 1 ratmg after edgmg Ohio Southern California, which is 1with Mlssisstpp•_. Auburn . ·• .. · S 33 0 : ~ ~- MASON_ Wahama's reluveBmlermakers play State 11-t last week are seven- picked by 20 points to down ' over Texas Chr!,;tlan, Duke . · · ' ' ·· 13 5 0 44 J37 naled White Falcons will enterMichigan State point favorites to remain 1Clemson. [over North. Carolina Sta~, .. "'"1 50 S6164taln the visiting Eastern j,_Ea&· Satur<lay and are at 6-0 Fourth-ranked Alabama has ; North Carolina seven 0\er Middleport , . 45 22& les In their final home gallje~ ln the notion that the Notre Dame which moved another breather lined up after jWake Forest, Georgia !5 over Pl P)easan~K'SO G~J 118 . 1hopes of making It two In a row wtll send .ts second- from secohtl to first m the Its tough 11-10 dectsion over Kentucky, Georgta Tech 16 over THIS WEE I I PI Pl.;.saut for th• first Ume In many to the Rose Bowl. ralmgs after wallopmg North Terutessee las! week. The Tulane and Tennessee IS over i Blllllingto• Nas a k · veal'll Wahama now stands 211 Tij~~~~t:~s won the confer- Carolma 32-0 last week for its Crimson Ttde ha& a h~ge 27- South Carolina. ' Jrolllo~ et:. lb J!einl i; on ihe season J(hlie Eastern Is ,. · lasl season and went fourth straight victory . is a 13- jpoillt edge over Van4erblit tn a , The . ~- rove 8 u · 3.2-1. 1 Rose Bowl But Big Ten tiq!_nt pick agllill-ll a strong Southeastern Conl.erence clash. I five over Iowa Jllmo!s seven . :'tEOAL GRID STANDINGS The rugged~gles must con. thai no team fill<iahoma eleven .. The Sooners, 1 , sev~nth . ranked Nebraska over Stanfor<l, Michtgan 12 over ' . W L T p 01' tend witlt the pitching arms ot ranked lOth, don't have th~ meets . a detormilled Colo_r~do Minnesota, M!~SOUTI 13 over ns I 0 81 22 1Falcons David White and Gary linclivi<iual stars such as Not,. eleven aod the_ Cornh~trs are Iowa State. Ohio Stat~ 13 over Alhe ·· " .. J 1 0 56 29 ;ourdette, pius the running u! Terry Hanratty, Jun only seven-poml favoxi,\es to Wisconsin and Mlam• of .. . . 3 2 0 54 21 1Ralph Batey and William Ar . if Michigan StatiO j'1ieynnour and Nick Eddy, but· win Ny. 6, wiii 1 ~ eighth-rankecl !eight over Ohio U. ·· ': : 2 0 64 36 thur. Eastern counters ·with win:;;\;fnotl>er tttle, it witt . do nave a wel;·balan'lecl Florida has been given only two! The Southwest-Texas " •· 2 2 0 28 26 . veteran backs Charles Elching1 1 io; lhe post-season attack and ruggeddetense that against .. :: ..'.'.'. 2 2'0 52 52 and the closest the will give any club m the natton points Elsewhere : \4uisiana State. : over Texas Rice, A&M,Baylor and 2 o 38 74 1s rated a pretty even contest. 2 will come lO Pasade- trouble. The East-cornell four over State 10 over Kansas. Middleport .. . 0 4 0 28 144 will be as close as Third-ranked UCLA Is a 17· Yale, Dartmoutb four over ·The West-Washington TOTAlS 16 11 0 tot (OI jele,yi.,i.,00 sets. point choice to whip California, Harvard, Army seven over 1over Oregon. _ FRIDAY'S GAMES: Boilermakers want to · ---------- .. ... Gallipolis at Wellston J'ackson at Pomeroy r--------; Middleport at Logan Nelsonville at Atheno At.VINHAYMOND OF 8ALTJMORE IS WILDCATS UNDERDOG .. . AN NH. /..EAC>EJ2 OF A OANG EI2The Hannan Wildcats won D£FYJNC3 BREED•., their tllird straight last week with a 21J.1J win over the Point Pleasant Reserves. but will have their hands mighty full U they are to make it lour, This week I ° SenUn~!,Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0., 4-DaUy Oct. 20, 1988_ (UP!) ..:Jo~-~~~ The night wll; be de!(fn&te91 L!SjiON Night It Wahama and 16 scored :: mill feature a~ropriate hall· marl tD Jive .......~ II tt"fes durlng · tlte a 1-0 victory over ~elona In ~~~C i,!~ev Game time Is an exhibition aoccer match ' (EDT) Wednejday night. etghl o clock • ----'- .. ~nlor at~~ ~~ f, · . , .! • ('./ • \I --Ray I Mr. nnd lllrs. 0. M. RUe land Mrs. Dayo Canode, Mr. Mr. 11tc1 Ml'l. lta)'lllond '1'hao ll!r. llll'l. Robert Rile tmdj Jllr. IIlii Jlraob .r o.tiy Sentlne1, Pomeroy-¥Jddleyort, C)., Oct. 20; ' , spent Sunday evening with Mr..1and Mrs. Alva Rupe and ¥rs. mas aod sons, Larry and Ste- cllildren Bobbi and Sammie of Albany, 0 . IIDuu! 4, ailo Mrs."~ - ·· · · · •' ~- 't· ' Myrta Rife and Mrs. F a y' Winnie .Turner, all of Albany, . vle ef Uma.,Ohio, opeal Satur· St. AlbanJ, W. Va., aiJo Mn . .llabello Thompsoa nnd daugb- lll&bl aud Sllllday with Ml'l. Elh·1 Cooperation ill !he k.,..C. Wood. '0. Route 4. ;day evening with Mn. Fay Margie Rile and claugblel'l Sllel- ter CoMie ~I Cabin Creek. W. .ei Rile and son James Dale. safe, 101181ble drio.lns._ Mrs. Phyllis Wooten spent I Mrs. Maude Martin ~ son :Wood and Mrs. Myrta Rlfe. lie and Mltzie of Rutland, Oblo, va spent Saturday afteruoon ' !he IIUI'elt ways of ~ Wednesday with Mrs. Myrta George spent Friday afternooa : James Dale RJfe spent the spent Sllllday wilh their par- with Mr. and Mrs. Cbarleai!Jfe. Mrs. Phyllis Woolen called 011 troubl~ II to~ 11itb --:=:-:-~-----Rife and Mrs.. Fay Wood. Oth- lwith Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles !weeknnd with biJ molher, Mrs. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Paul · Brown Mr. and Mrs. Cliaries Rlfe l· er driven Instead ol ~~er afterBOon callers were Mr.1Rife. 1 lEthe! Rife. ;Rife. and daughter spent Saturday Wednesday lng "'~h !hem. Buckwheat Society Notes $29? !/'!" ~ EA$f TERMS .• , SuMMERS & SON, .. A Subsidiary Of The Wurlitzer Co., Brings To The Pomeroy Area A I' ~ RUTLAND 1 · Fl!ltNITURE SH 2·4811 Rutland i e~~an~d~R~o~g~er~A~il~m~a~niln~~wha~t~,~~~~~~;;~;;ij~~~~~~iir ! I ' SALE STARTS: FRIDAY, October 21st 11:00 am to 8:00pm--SATURDAY, October 22nd 11:00 am to 9:00 pm NEXT WEEK REGULAR STORE HOURS: 11:00 am to 8:00 pm EVER:Y DAY STORE LOCATION: 104 W. MAIN STREET--POMEROY, OHIO-NEXT TO STIFFLER'S DEPARTMENT STORE ...... ·-- - ,..AND_LE WITH CARE .... feated Crum In Saturday game at Hannan. Crum has a 6-0 record going into the game as opposed to a 3·3·1 mar~ for tile WlidCl!ts. Crum Is the lop rated class A team in West Virginia, so 11 would have to be a big upset that the Wildcats are IN SUPER KtM·TONE (EDT). Goes 011 fut and enlty , , • and just one coat brings fresh new ~asiest 10x20x1 15x20x1 ·· 16x20x1 20>70xl 25x20xl YOUNGS SHOW POWER · West Virginia's top rated AA team, the Ripley Vlkin"ga showed their class last week by knocking off previously undefeated St. Marys, aod this week will take on triple-A Sisson~iile at Ripley. The Vikings have now rung up a 6-0 !nark on route to the top spot. while tl1e Sissonville lads have only a t-li record thus far. I NEW USED SPINEl NANCY HART SPINET 5 PI AN 0 $424 Full 88 Key With Fall Hagstrom Vox Wurlitzer Board or Key Cover ALSO 2" FILTERS IN ALL SIZES. -~ and ~fATHER SUPPLY CUB COACHES . . jJoey Amalfitano and pitching l the title from Venezuela's . CHICAGO iUPI) -Chtcago ·coach Joe Becker to 'the Cubs', IMorocho) Hernandez m Apnt. Pomero . manager Leo Durocher Wed- 1967 eoaching slaff. ~ Rivas, wllp defeated Lop.opolo j Y, nesday added veteran mfJelder Whitey Lockman, a memoor l in a non-Utle bout in July, of the 1966 coaching sla(f, has he was "ready lor a h" been a&Sjgned to manage the ' m __a.,lc.,·======--.1 Tacoma Cubs of the P•cific '.· Coast League. ' W2-2774 .• ~ SIMON'S ' " In this election yea, of 1966, we urge our employees- and ' everyone in this community-:- to do MORE than just reg ist'r 4• and vote. We believe It's Important to study the issues presente~ lo 1 the voktrs and to underStand the views or th_e candida.tes. Tl1~n, take action to support the candi- 1-DAY SERVICE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALE! . dates and ideas ol your choi):e. CONFIDENT FIGHTERS ROME (UPli - Junior wei- .. , terweight l'hampion . Lopopolo of Italy and challenger Vict::nte Rivas of Venezu••l•ll both txpressed confidence We<!·· II IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 nesday that they woold Friday night's chanlpion:ship\1 encounter in Rome. 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Game time is 8 00 ~ Guitars and Amps FILTERS are matched against unde- .... ., ' • ' I ' • j .~ ' �-· . , ·~ I I · ' d "Boilermakers Hope T0 End s~artans Bi~ 10 Domination .TE~,:::~. :A~rT:l p~· Rejuvenate Falcons Meet T00ghEag}eS .., l.lnltecl Press IDternallolllll win the crown outright and a team that has already lost to ' Pittsburgh, Princeton eight 4 2 0 120 52 .., ~ • . . . " " • 2"" 0 112 80 Thy, Purdue Boilermakers avoid the stigma of bemg "the little San Jo•t State. The over Penn, Navy !. over " " • 41! , want ',to make sure the team that went because Michl- Bruina would !ike another trip Wilham & Mary, and Syracuse " " t ~ : : 74 teatrt' in the dig Ten gan Slot~ couldn'I.M to the Ro"' Bowl but have a 16 over Holy Cross. . .. 4. watCh ' the Rose Bowl on The Spartans, who lost their big obstacle in fifth-ranked The South-Housl1n even " 3 3 0 76 46 . next Januar; No. 1 ratmg after edgmg Ohio Southern California, which is 1with Mlssisstpp•_. Auburn . ·• .. · S 33 0 : ~ ~- MASON_ Wahama's reluveBmlermakers play State 11-t last week are seven- picked by 20 points to down ' over Texas Chr!,;tlan, Duke . · · ' ' ·· 13 5 0 44 J37 naled White Falcons will enterMichigan State point favorites to remain 1Clemson. [over North. Carolina Sta~, .. "'"1 50 S6164taln the visiting Eastern j,_Ea&· Satur<lay and are at 6-0 Fourth-ranked Alabama has ; North Carolina seven 0\er Middleport , . 45 22& les In their final home gallje~ ln the notion that the Notre Dame which moved another breather lined up after jWake Forest, Georgia !5 over Pl P)easan~K'SO G~J 118 . 1hopes of making It two In a row wtll send .ts second- from secohtl to first m the Its tough 11-10 dectsion over Kentucky, Georgta Tech 16 over THIS WEE I I PI Pl.;.saut for th• first Ume In many to the Rose Bowl. ralmgs after wallopmg North Terutessee las! week. The Tulane and Tennessee IS over i Blllllingto• Nas a k · veal'll Wahama now stands 211 Tij~~~~t:~s won the confer- Carolma 32-0 last week for its Crimson Ttde ha& a h~ge 27- South Carolina. ' Jrolllo~ et:. lb J!einl i; on ihe season J(hlie Eastern Is ,. · lasl season and went fourth straight victory . is a 13- jpoillt edge over Van4erblit tn a , The . ~- rove 8 u · 3.2-1. 1 Rose Bowl But Big Ten tiq!_nt pick agllill-ll a strong Southeastern Conl.erence clash. I five over Iowa Jllmo!s seven . :'tEOAL GRID STANDINGS The rugged~gles must con. thai no team fill<iahoma eleven .. The Sooners, 1 , sev~nth . ranked Nebraska over Stanfor<l, Michtgan 12 over ' . W L T p 01' tend witlt the pitching arms ot ranked lOth, don't have th~ meets . a detormilled Colo_r~do Minnesota, M!~SOUTI 13 over ns I 0 81 22 1Falcons David White and Gary linclivi<iual stars such as Not,. eleven aod the_ Cornh~trs are Iowa State. Ohio Stat~ 13 over Alhe ·· " .. J 1 0 56 29 ;ourdette, pius the running u! Terry Hanratty, Jun only seven-poml favoxi,\es to Wisconsin and Mlam• of .. . . 3 2 0 54 21 1Ralph Batey and William Ar . if Michigan StatiO j'1ieynnour and Nick Eddy, but· win Ny. 6, wiii 1 ~ eighth-rankecl !eight over Ohio U. ·· ': : 2 0 64 36 thur. Eastern counters ·with win:;;\;fnotl>er tttle, it witt . do nave a wel;·balan'lecl Florida has been given only two! The Southwest-Texas " •· 2 2 0 28 26 . veteran backs Charles Elching1 1 io; lhe post-season attack and ruggeddetense that against .. :: ..'.'.'. 2 2'0 52 52 and the closest the will give any club m the natton points Elsewhere : \4uisiana State. : over Texas Rice, A&M,Baylor and 2 o 38 74 1s rated a pretty even contest. 2 will come lO Pasade- trouble. The East-cornell four over State 10 over Kansas. Middleport .. . 0 4 0 28 144 will be as close as Third-ranked UCLA Is a 17· Yale, Dartmoutb four over ·The West-Washington TOTAlS 16 11 0 tot (OI jele,yi.,i.,00 sets. point choice to whip California, Harvard, Army seven over 1over Oregon. _ FRIDAY'S GAMES: Boilermakers want to · ---------- .. ... Gallipolis at Wellston J'ackson at Pomeroy r--------; Middleport at Logan Nelsonville at Atheno At.VINHAYMOND OF 8ALTJMORE IS WILDCATS UNDERDOG .. . AN NH. /..EAC>EJ2 OF A OANG EI2The Hannan Wildcats won D£FYJNC3 BREED•., their tllird straight last week with a 21J.1J win over the Point Pleasant Reserves. but will have their hands mighty full U they are to make it lour, This week I ° SenUn~!,Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0., 4-DaUy Oct. 20, 1988_ (UP!) ..:Jo~-~~~ The night wll; be de!(fn&te91 L!SjiON Night It Wahama and 16 scored :: mill feature a~ropriate hall· marl tD Jive .......~ II tt"fes durlng · tlte a 1-0 victory over ~elona In ~~~C i,!~ev Game time Is an exhibition aoccer match ' (EDT) Wednejday night. etghl o clock • ----'- .. ~nlor at~~ ~~ f, · . , .! • ('./ • \I --Ray I Mr. nnd lllrs. 0. M. RUe land Mrs. Dayo Canode, Mr. Mr. 11tc1 Ml'l. lta)'lllond '1'hao ll!r. llll'l. Robert Rile tmdj Jllr. IIlii Jlraob .r o.tiy Sentlne1, Pomeroy-¥Jddleyort, C)., Oct. 20; ' , spent Sunday evening with Mr..1and Mrs. Alva Rupe and ¥rs. mas aod sons, Larry and Ste- cllildren Bobbi and Sammie of Albany, 0 . IIDuu! 4, ailo Mrs."~ - ·· · · · •' ~- 't· ' Myrta Rife and Mrs. F a y' Winnie .Turner, all of Albany, . vle ef Uma.,Ohio, opeal Satur· St. AlbanJ, W. Va., aiJo Mn . .llabello Thompsoa nnd daugb- lll&bl aud Sllllday with Ml'l. Elh·1 Cooperation ill !he k.,..C. Wood. '0. Route 4. ;day evening with Mn. Fay Margie Rile and claugblel'l Sllel- ter CoMie ~I Cabin Creek. W. .ei Rile and son James Dale. safe, 101181ble drio.lns._ Mrs. Phyllis Wooten spent I Mrs. Maude Martin ~ son :Wood and Mrs. Myrta Rlfe. lie and Mltzie of Rutland, Oblo, va spent Saturday afteruoon ' !he IIUI'elt ways of ~ Wednesday with Mrs. Myrta George spent Friday afternooa : James Dale RJfe spent the spent Sllllday wilh their par- with Mr. and Mrs. Cbarleai!Jfe. Mrs. Phyllis Woolen called 011 troubl~ II to~ 11itb --:=:-:-~-----Rife and Mrs.. Fay Wood. Oth- lwith Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles !weeknnd with biJ molher, Mrs. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Paul · Brown Mr. and Mrs. Cliaries Rlfe l· er driven Instead ol ~~er afterBOon callers were Mr.1Rife. 1 lEthe! Rife. ;Rife. and daughter spent Saturday Wednesday lng "'~h !hem. Buckwheat Society Notes $29? !/'!" ~ EA$f TERMS .• , SuMMERS & SON, .. A Subsidiary Of The Wurlitzer Co., Brings To The Pomeroy Area A I' ~ RUTLAND 1 · Fl!ltNITURE SH 2·4811 Rutland i e~~an~d~R~o~g~er~A~il~m~a~niln~~wha~t~,~~~~~~;;~;;ij~~~~~~iir ! I ' SALE STARTS: FRIDAY, October 21st 11:00 am to 8:00pm--SATURDAY, October 22nd 11:00 am to 9:00 pm NEXT WEEK REGULAR STORE HOURS: 11:00 am to 8:00 pm EVER:Y DAY STORE LOCATION: 104 W. MAIN STREET--POMEROY, OHIO-NEXT TO STIFFLER'S DEPARTMENT STORE ...... ·-- - ,..AND_LE WITH CARE .... feated Crum In Saturday game at Hannan. Crum has a 6-0 record going into the game as opposed to a 3·3·1 mar~ for tile WlidCl!ts. Crum Is the lop rated class A team in West Virginia, so 11 would have to be a big upset that the Wildcats are IN SUPER KtM·TONE (EDT). Goes 011 fut and enlty , , • and just one coat brings fresh new ~asiest 10x20x1 15x20x1 ·· 16x20x1 20>70xl 25x20xl YOUNGS SHOW POWER · West Virginia's top rated AA team, the Ripley Vlkin"ga showed their class last week by knocking off previously undefeated St. Marys, aod this week will take on triple-A Sisson~iile at Ripley. The Vikings have now rung up a 6-0 !nark on route to the top spot. while tl1e Sissonville lads have only a t-li record thus far. I NEW USED SPINEl NANCY HART SPINET 5 PI AN 0 $424 Full 88 Key With Fall Hagstrom Vox Wurlitzer Board or Key Cover ALSO 2" FILTERS IN ALL SIZES. -~ and ~fATHER SUPPLY CUB COACHES . . jJoey Amalfitano and pitching l the title from Venezuela's . CHICAGO iUPI) -Chtcago ·coach Joe Becker to 'the Cubs', IMorocho) Hernandez m Apnt. Pomero . manager Leo Durocher Wed- 1967 eoaching slaff. ~ Rivas, wllp defeated Lop.opolo j Y, nesday added veteran mfJelder Whitey Lockman, a memoor l in a non-Utle bout in July, of the 1966 coaching sla(f, has he was "ready lor a h" been a&Sjgned to manage the ' m __a.,lc.,·======--.1 Tacoma Cubs of the P•cific '.· Coast League. ' W2-2774 .• ~ SIMON'S ' " In this election yea, of 1966, we urge our employees- and ' everyone in this community-:- to do MORE than just reg ist'r 4• and vote. We believe It's Important to study the issues presente~ lo 1 the voktrs and to underStand the views or th_e candida.tes. Tl1~n, take action to support the candi- 1-DAY SERVICE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALE! . dates and ideas ol your choi):e. CONFIDENT FIGHTERS ROME (UPli - Junior wei- .. , terweight l'hampion . Lopopolo of Italy and challenger Vict::nte Rivas of Venezu••l•ll both txpressed confidence We<!·· II IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 nesday that they woold Friday night's chanlpion:ship\1 encounter in Rome. "l am sure l will win," said Pomeroy the Italian champion, w::_:ho:_:w_:on:J!!!!!!!!""""""""""""'""'"""""'""I . SHIRT .· ~ _fRO¥ fotfi\PLE LAWN WHOLE _ In Hardware'' The' candidates and tHe iosues that are selected at the polls will determine the shape of our gOvernment in the years to come. And everyone has the opportunity to become a working part of this community by taking an active ·:,lnltlrest'~ elections. So until the polls close. we to rem ind you and our employ-. to study the Issues and the candidates and to record 'fOlll opinions with votes. At Kalaar Aluminum. we believe in taking action an Ideas. KAISER ALUMINUM gal- $588 $579 WALNUT CHERRY FINISH FINISH Return Rental "Hamilton" BALDWIN STUDIO PIANO Reg.$945 $488 $558 ADAMS OR HOLSUM _ _ 5 99C • Durobtt 1'1'111 Clli hiPt new, nD·Iron fabrlcs.ltly "Marpl" •-•toll IIHp Actfon Aallator for now deep cteonlnal MARKET \ Open Dally 9:00 to 7:00-Frlday Til 8 ! Saturday Til 9 ST, WY 2-3975 '·: \! 'I" scum- no lint trapl • Jet·llmplu mechanism-no pulleys, •ears! $138 00 · ' ~ . ,, i I ; BuyOnOur . Conviiillnt ' Payment Plan BAKER .FURNITURE .., ' '' ,j;J,/ ' ·~·~-v ,,. I< .... ',' I ~ . • ' 'i'\ . ' ' iI For You ' BUY NOW AND SAVE! Walnut Finish PLAYER PI'ANO From .... JACKSON~ .:. 0; -FiB A~ ;.,~t-;. ;.r- · Store For Free Door Prize -1 SUMMERS & SON .CO. ~ ·. PORTSMOUTH ... NEWARK- WASHINGTON C. H~- COLWM8US (· ..... ' • t•. ' . . I I I I I L~------------' • . I .00 Gran,d Openinq: Friday, Oct. 21 - 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 22 - 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Next Week Regular Store Hours 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Every Day. Store Location: 104 W; Main Street Acfjolning StiHier's Dept. Store • . ' MIDDU:I'ORT, OHlO s ~~~ I~ To Choose OTHER STORES: . . ' .00 ' ): Demonstrator, Used Only 6 Months I~ SAVE $200 ON A NEW ' ' ... Only ~0.00 down-$6.00 weekly PIANOS WURUTZER 5 s DRUMS DELUXE SPINET ' NEW WURLITZER ORGAN most famous name on $598 MORE 665 • Jot-Away Rinse "jets" away lint • ·r f 40" CONSOLE New Wurlimr PIANOS ,I Now there's even mm actiOn in Jet Action! ' Model Shown LOWERY ORGAN . . . . . . . . . . Ditl EVERYDAY LOW PRI.CES M•xwell House Coffee, lb. 83c • 2 lb. 1.59 Mbweii .House Instant 10 OL 1.39 aod IIIII Mr. - we've got the beat for you I ON A NEW WURLITJER 40" SPINET PIANO 16. ON EACH CHURCH PIANO ' ~· pel IIIII end Only $20.00 down-$3.00 weekly SAVE $300 loaves }SIMON'S SAVE $200 CHURCH ' 85c ( ,. "WURLITZER" ''WURLITZER" VERY SPECIAL PRICES McCOY'S .. t!••. lrL ' Ida 1111- • Just Stop In And Register. Special Terms $5.00 Down and Month To Pay. E66S MILK 'I ( BhEAD IfF 1&, • No Purchase Necessary Slightly Used GROUND BEEF - 3 .... ... •• NEW ELECTRIC GUITAR GULBRANSEN SPINET PIANO Reg. $795 • lb.sp9 .,_ , '"*" illlnl·· FREE DOOR PRIZE . --~ · c S'INLESS 2 WIENERS lb. Model f+3 (Used) . t.; .... Jlrli: On All Other WURLITZER ORGANS 798 l- I Roltl•son's Cleaners clb 5 lllllil ~ SAVE FINISHING FRESH CHICKEN Reg. $1275 Pli't" lnll1oft .... SPECIAL PRICES SAVE Hammond Spinet ORGAN SAVE 388 Gibson :JIRW HDWE. "'"" . .as. El:a;:Jac:~ · I.!ardware I upvelier Rooms ~ REALLY GOQD PRICES! . ' HAVE :OST AUTOS Thi)"ty-s~ per cent. of a II automobiles registered in the United States are in five slates -l MAIN ST. "Everything - California, New York, Penn-. '"'...~ w .. . sylyll!ia, Texas and Ohio. - -- - - ..,..•. . _. __ - Way tt) . All Brand Names 1}.11 Sizes In Stock Best Quality, Low Price shooting for. Game time is 8 00 ~ Guitars and Amps FILTERS are matched against unde- .... ., ' • ' I ' • j .~ ' �.. . -· .. - ~. \ d ;. ·.Dot.lermakers Hope To End na·rtans Bt. r~IO Dominat.ion .TEAM AREA ST~rT pop' Re]· uvenate Coal Grove ... 5 o 1 142 IS .,,•tted pres, lntemallonal Win the crown outright and a team that has already lost to •l Pittsburgh. ,. Princeton ' eigM Athens ....... 4 2 0 120 52 Fal'cons Meet .,,.,. ~ Po I N P P rd ,Th'i u ue the stigma o! being ''the little San Joot State. Tbe over enn, avy • over meroy .. .. •• •• o 111 so " , want ' to make sure the best . that went because Michl- Bruins would !ike another trip William & 'Mary, and Syracuse Gal.llpolis .... 4 2 0 68 411 · } " H 1 Cros 11 • 2 o 90 74 T bE learn ,in the dig Ten doesn't gan State couldn't." 'to the Rose Bowl but have a 16 over y •. Neloonvl e ... • . oug ag es s . . GS 'J "' • . 4-Dally Sentinel, ·Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Oct. 20, 1988_ I ~ol 0 th• Rose Bowl on The Spartans. who lost their big obstacle In fifth-ranked The ~uth-Houston even Wellston .. .. 3 3 0 76 46 ' next January. I rating alter edging Ohl.o Southern California, which is, with MlsstsSippo, Auburn th~ Jackson ·• .. · 3 S 0 92 03.1 MASON W h rna's rejuve3 3 Builermokers play State 11-lllast 1\'eek . are seven· Ipicked by 20 110ints to down ;over TNexartshChr!!ltla ~. DukeStasixte ~I .ton, · .... 1 5 0 ,~ nated Whit; Fa~co':.s wUI enter· Michigan State point favorites to remain Clemson. :over o ~aroma • ron .. .. .. ' h · it! ~ 1 E ·1Nortl' carolina seven over MiddlePort .. ·1 5 0 56 164 lain t the vtsn ng1 h~" ern ' ac· h Saturaay and are out unbeaten at ~ Fourth·ranked Alabama as g ~e ln I 1 1 the notion that the Notr~ Dame which moved another breather ·lined up after . Wake Forest, Georgia 15 over PL Pleasant · · 0 6 I 45 226 hes In fer kina ltotme i:a r~ . ' .. ' K t k Ge · T b 16 TillS WEEK'S GAMES· . • opes o ma ng wo will send .ts second· from second to first m the its tough 11·10 deciSmn over en uc y, org1a ec over · f th first time, in many to the Rose Bowl. after walloping North Tennessee last week. The Tulane and. Tennessee 18 over i HaatlngloD Eaol al Pl. Pleasant ~a ham a now stands 2· Thif li>lartans won the 32·0 tast week for its Crimson Tide has a huge 27- South Carolina. lroaton at Newark tb a.1 1 I ~ on ihe season ~Yhlle Eastern is last season and straight victory, is a 13- point edge over Vanderbilt in a . The . Grove at Sol ..,.a · 3·2-1. ,, Rose Bowl But Big pick a8!1in'!l a strong Southeastern Conference clash. I ftve over Iowa . Illinois seven S d"i!! 1 . 1 that no team may .. eiev.m .. The Sooners, , Seventh· ran 1< e d Nebraska o~er Stanford, .Michi~n 12 GRID ~r~~~r .te~bew~~g~e pft~hfn;~:m:"~i years running even if . . . lOth, don 't have ~~ ' meets . a determmed Colorado Mmnesota, Ml:"OU" 13 . 0 84 221 Falcons [!avid White and Gary captures two straight Indivodual st••s such as Notr<l eleven and the. Cornbl!S!<,ers are lo~a S~?te, Ohio State 13 ov~r Athens .. " .. ~ : 0 56 :i9 ' Burdette, plus ihe running of champion,hips. Dame's Terry Hanratty, Jun . o~ly seven-pomt lavori,lfs to Wisconsin and Miami of Ohio .... 2 2 0 54 21 !Ralph Batey and William Ar . if Michigan State 'Seymour and NJCk Eddy, hut Wln N9. 6, wht\~ eigbth-ranled . eight over Ohio U. .. • :: 2 2 0 64 thur. Eastern counters with nothet Utle, it will . they do have a weh-balan9fd Florida has been given only two Tbe . Southwest-Texas six ·• •• . 1 2 2 0 28 26 veteran backs Charles Eiching;0, the post-season attack and rugged detense that pomts agamst I.owstana State. :over Rtce, Baylor " ... 2 2 0 52 52 nd Roger Allman in what watch .. 0 A The night will be design•te9 1 L!Sj!ON (UP!) "' '· !lt1l as Senior Night at Wabamaalidl to scored at . tl)e :: will feature apr.;opriate baH· I marlt• ·to1 to live ~CJ . ,.. ll••celona .In time 'activit es during . tile a J.v v c ry ov.'-."5:'-...... . MOVC battle. Game time I• an eldlibltton soccer motcb I fl(! I bl e~ght o clock (EDT). Wedne ay n g · . ' ° :: 1 I) .I ' ·I Mr. and 1\lrs. 0. M. Rile ' and Mrs. Daye Canode, llr.l Mr. IIJid !lin. RJ)'IIIOIIll TJ». Buckwheat . .;) . · .~ Mr. and lin. IIDbert Rife .• 1ndl nllly S811tlnel, Pomeroy·~ddleport, 0., Oct. 5,. . . spent Sunday evening with Mro. ;and Mrs. Alva Rupe and ~rs. mas and sons, Larry and Ste. mildren Bobbf and Sammie of Albany, 0. IIDIM 4, also Mn. _,.,.' · ·· · · - · ~ . Myrta Rife and Mrs. Fa YlWinnie .Turner, all of AlbaDJ, . vie ollJrna, ,Oblo, apeat Satur· St. Albans, W. Va., also Mn. laabelle Tboll)p8011 and daiiP Dl&hl aDd Slmday with Mn. Elh· Cooperation le the ~ Wood . ·o. Rout• 4. 'day evening with Mrs. Fay Margie Rile and daughters BbelMrs. Phyllis Wooten spent! Mrs. Maude Martin ~nd son :Wood and Mrs. Myrta Rile. lie and Mitzle of Rutland, Ohio, Wednesday with Mrs. Myrta ,George spent Friday aftem0011 1 James Dale lllle apent the spent Sunday with their par- - - - - - - - - Rife and Mrs. Fay Wood. Oth·!witb Mr. and Mrs. Cbartes 1\Vel!ke.,J with hiJ ma\ber, Mrs. Ients, Mr. and Mr•. Charles er afternoon callers were Mr.1Rife. Ethel Rile. tRife. ' 1 Society Notes t Mr. and ~· lily llnlob of 1 ter Comlle Of Cabin Creek, w. .ellllle and son James Dale. sale, .oenslble driving. Jilt Va. apent Saturday l!flenloqn • • . the aurest ways alaiklJC with Mr. and Mn. Cbarlel Rll'e. Mrs. Phyllis Woolen called on troohle II to compete .with Mr. and Mra. Paul B~n Mr. and Mrs. ~les Rile"er drivm ln!lead ol ~~~,~~.1 and daughter spent Saturday Wednesday with them. -. • ling '· EMf TERMS . ,. ~~~~ SuMMERS & SON, ASubsidiary Of The WurlitzerCo., Brings To The Pomeroy Area A ';;,rs ~ • ssl I SALE STARTS: FRIDAY, October 21st 11:00 am t~ 8:00pm-SATURDAY, October 22nd 11:00 am to 9:00pm NEXT WEEK REGULAR STORE HOURS: 11:00 am to 8:00 pm EVER¥ DAY STORE LOCATION: 104 W. MAIN STREET--POMEROY, OHIO-NEXT TO STIFFLER'S DEPARTMENT STORE 1 and the closest thei,r .tf>levision sets. Boilermakers want to will give any club in the nation I The Elsewhere: Texas 10A&M, and trouble !'ast-Comell four over i·l state over Kansas. .. hi I W t W Th f Third-ranked UCLA Is a 1; 1Yale, Dartmouth our over · e es- as ng on point choice to whip Caii[ornia,' Harvard, Army__ sev~n_ . o.~".' 1ov!." Oregon. ,HANDLE WITH CARE ..,. .--------, At. IIINHAYMOND 74 ' 18~~~:~at~ed~a~p~re~tt~y~e~vein~c~o~nte~s~t·~ · ~~~~~;.;;;~~~ii~~iS~iiii~r - -- - - - 7 - .. .... " 2 2 o 38 , 0 4 0 281• 4 · · 18 IS 0 404 41).1 FRIDAY'S GAMES: Gallipolis at Wellston Jacl<oon at Pomeroy l\llddleport al Logan Nelsonville at AthenA OF /JALTIMOR/E IS AN IV~l. .J.EADt=Q rtii" ·w • ; The Hannan Wildcats won their !ilird straight last week with a 21).1) win over the Point PleoiSant Reserves. but will have their hands mighty full If they are to make it lour. This week they are matched against undefea ted Crum In Saturday game at Hannan. Crum bas a 6-0 record going Into the game as op. posed to a 3-3-1 mar~ lot· tile Wildents. Crum Is the top rated class A team in West Virginia. so it would have to be a big upset that !be Wildcats are shooting for. Game time Is 8:00 (EDT). Of' A .OANG.t=QDEF'(IN'G B'REED... IN SUPER KIM·TONE. .(WALL PAINT All . Brand Names HAVE :OST AUTOS Tblrly-sil per cent of • ll automobiles registered in · the United States are In five states - California, New York, Penn-. sylvania, Teus and Ohio. NEW FILTERS SAVE 5 388 Gibson NANCY HART SPINET PI AN 0 I ~.II Sizes In Stock Best Qu.ality, Low Price 10•20xl 1Sx20xl .. ltx20xl 2Ux20xl 2Sx20xl $424 Full 88 Key With Fall Hagstrom Vox Wurlitzer Board or Key Cover ALSO 2" FILTERS IN ALL SIZES. \ MAI,N ST. ~ltl.ll l l 7l tl1!1.f_l!t - ·..t·lll: . regist~r 1, and vote. We believe it's important FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALEI CONFIDENT FIGHTERS ROME (UPI) -.Junior we<·tl ...· clb ·FRESH CHICKEN 1ROM.. .;. ,.PLE LAWN WHOLE * SJINLESS WIENERS ~ 1-DAY SERVICE terwe1ght Lopopo lo of champion Italy and~.:~:~;\1 ger Vicente Rivas of both expressed confidence Wed· nesday that they would take Friday night's · encounter in Rome. 11 1 am sure I will win/' "Every.thing tn Hardware" ·' ~~--- , POMEROY . ...-••.l.;- FREE DOOR PRIZE l ._] .. to study the issues presented to the volers and to understand the views ot the candidates. Th~ n. take action to support the candi· dates and ideas ot your cho!J;e. • ·SHtRT .. FINISHING The candidates and tHe iesues that are selected at the polls will determine the shape of our gbvernment in the years to come. And everyone has the opportunity to become a working pari of this community by taking an active . ;ln~resflh elections. So until the polls close. we NEW ELECTRIC GUITAR I to remind you and our employeM. to study the Issues and the candidates and to record yow opinions with votes. At Kalaer Aluminum. we beliB\It In taklnO I Special Terms $5.00 Down and Mon!Jllo Pay. I ) ALUMINUM ) WURLIT~ER FINISH FINISH 40" SPINET PIANO LOWERY ORGAN Return Rental "Hamilton" BALDWIN STUDIO PIANO Reg.$945 40" CONSOLE New Wurlitzer Demonstrator, Used Only 6 Months GULBRANSEN SPINET PIANO • Reg.$795 $488 $558 Slightly Used 3 doz. I $1,39 ' ' MORE ON EACH CHURCH PIANO . DRUMS Now there~ eren more act/Dn in Jet Action! EVERYDAY LOW PRICES M•xwell House Coffee, lb. 83c • 2 lb. 1.59 M~xweii . House Instant 10 oz. 1.39 . ' SIMON'S :~: ~~ MARKET ·1 Open Dolly 9:00 to 7:00-Frlday Tll8 Soturday Til 9 WY 2·3975 • Duroble PN1 Clri hetpo new, no·lron fabrict 11111 "111orpl" • PI- Deop Action A&itator for new deep SAVE $200 ON A NEW Walnut Finish PLAYER ' PlANO c~anln&! • Jlli·Away Rinse "Jet•" away 5 lin~ scum-no lint trapt • Jet-simple mechanism-no pulleys, 1earsl $23 8 00 • tltftl, r- -Fino;,~~~.-;. ~r-- -l I I 665 BuyOnOur . JACKSON;;. B.AKER ,FURNITURE For You ------- I~ BUY NOW AND SAVE! t~ To Choose ' From '.' .\. ·~-·-. ~ · ,PORTSMOUTH..w NEW~RK- WASHINGTON C. H.- COLYMBUS k .,. /0, • I I I I I ____________ J Grand Openinq: Friday, Od. 21 - 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Saturday, Oct. ~2 - 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Next Week Regular Store Houn 11:00 1.m. to 8:00 p.m. Every D1y. Store location: 104 W; Main Street Adjoining StiHier's Dept. Store. mERSt ., l MIDDLE~ORT, OHIO SUMMERS & SON .CO. ~~~ .OTHER $TORES: Convenient ' Store For Free Door Prize 1~- PIANOS '' Poymont Plan ~.. WURLITZER .00 • .....,.., I MltriiH ntt1 ' s Only $20.00 down-$3.00 weekly PIANOS SAVE $300 most famous name on DELUXE SPINET 16 8Sc Only we've got the beat for you 1 $598 CHURCH VERY SPECIAL PRICES McCOY'S - - 9' 1• down-$6.00 weekly CHERRY the Italian champion, w~ho~w~on~~~"="="""""""""'"""'~l I ~0.00 WALNUT Pomeroy 9 GROUND BEEF 3 lb.sp .. .00 ON A NEW Robi1.son's Cleaners lb. SAVE $200 s 588 $579 5 . EGGS MILK "WURLITZER" ' WURLITZER" IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 NEW WURLITZER ORGAN eJust Stop In And Register. action on ideas. KAISER Model Shown • No Purchase Necessary r c 2 Model f+3 (Used) l!ardware urge our employees- and everyone in this community- ~ 798 5 REALLY GOOD PRICES! WARP'S WINDOW ~.._,...ol MATERIALS, In this election yea~ of t 966: we ~ SIMON'S Reg. $1275 On All Other WURLITZER ORGANS SAVE FULL LINE OF ' to do MORE than just SPECIAL PRICES SAVE Hammond Spinet ORGAN USED SPINET •t VIKINGS SHOW POWER · · West Virginia's top rated AA team, the Ripley Vikings showtheir class last week by knocking off previously unde· feated St. Marys, and thls week will ~ on triple-A Sisson~ille at Ripley. The Vikings have now rung up a 6-0 mark on route to the top spot, while fue 1 Sissonville lads have only a 1·5 record thus far. I Goes an last and easily ••. and just one coat brinES fres~ now beJuty lo ~our rooms. Guitars and Amps l WILDCATS UNDERDOG ... . • " ' ' ' ' • �.. . -· .. - ~. \ d ;. ·.Dot.lermakers Hope To End na·rtans Bt. r~IO Dominat.ion .TEAM AREA ST~rT pop' Re]· uvenate Coal Grove ... 5 o 1 142 IS .,,•tted pres, lntemallonal Win the crown outright and a team that has already lost to •l Pittsburgh. ,. Princeton ' eigM Athens ....... 4 2 0 120 52 Fal'cons Meet .,,.,. ~ Po I N P P rd ,Th'i u ue the stigma o! being ''the little San Joot State. Tbe over enn, avy • over meroy .. .. •• •• o 111 so " , want ' to make sure the best . that went because Michl- Bruins would !ike another trip William & 'Mary, and Syracuse Gal.llpolis .... 4 2 0 68 411 · } " H 1 Cros 11 • 2 o 90 74 T bE learn ,in the dig Ten doesn't gan State couldn't." 'to the Rose Bowl but have a 16 over y •. Neloonvl e ... • . oug ag es s . . GS 'J "' • . 4-Dally Sentinel, ·Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Oct. 20, 1988_ I ~ol 0 th• Rose Bowl on The Spartans. who lost their big obstacle In fifth-ranked The ~uth-Houston even Wellston .. .. 3 3 0 76 46 ' next January. I rating alter edging Ohl.o Southern California, which is, with MlsstsSippo, Auburn th~ Jackson ·• .. · 3 S 0 92 03.1 MASON W h rna's rejuve3 3 Builermokers play State 11-lllast 1\'eek . are seven· Ipicked by 20 110ints to down ;over TNexartshChr!!ltla ~. DukeStasixte ~I .ton, · .... 1 5 0 ,~ nated Whit; Fa~co':.s wUI enter· Michigan State point favorites to remain Clemson. :over o ~aroma • ron .. .. .. ' h · it! ~ 1 E ·1Nortl' carolina seven over MiddlePort .. ·1 5 0 56 164 lain t the vtsn ng1 h~" ern ' ac· h Saturaay and are out unbeaten at ~ Fourth·ranked Alabama as g ~e ln I 1 1 the notion that the Notr~ Dame which moved another breather ·lined up after . Wake Forest, Georgia 15 over PL Pleasant · · 0 6 I 45 226 hes In fer kina ltotme i:a r~ . ' .. ' K t k Ge · T b 16 TillS WEEK'S GAMES· . • opes o ma ng wo will send .ts second· from second to first m the its tough 11·10 deciSmn over en uc y, org1a ec over · f th first time, in many to the Rose Bowl. after walloping North Tennessee last week. The Tulane and. Tennessee 18 over i HaatlngloD Eaol al Pl. Pleasant ~a ham a now stands 2· Thif li>lartans won the 32·0 tast week for its Crimson Tide has a huge 27- South Carolina. lroaton at Newark tb a.1 1 I ~ on ihe season ~Yhlle Eastern is last season and straight victory, is a 13- point edge over Vanderbilt in a . The . Grove at Sol ..,.a · 3·2-1. ,, Rose Bowl But Big pick a8!1in'!l a strong Southeastern Conference clash. I ftve over Iowa . Illinois seven S d"i!! 1 . 1 that no team may .. eiev.m .. The Sooners, , Seventh· ran 1< e d Nebraska o~er Stanford, .Michi~n 12 GRID ~r~~~r .te~bew~~g~e pft~hfn;~:m:"~i years running even if . . . lOth, don 't have ~~ ' meets . a determmed Colorado Mmnesota, Ml:"OU" 13 . 0 84 221 Falcons [!avid White and Gary captures two straight Indivodual st••s such as Notr<l eleven and the. Cornbl!S!<,ers are lo~a S~?te, Ohio State 13 ov~r Athens .. " .. ~ : 0 56 :i9 ' Burdette, plus ihe running of champion,hips. Dame's Terry Hanratty, Jun . o~ly seven-pomt lavori,lfs to Wisconsin and Miami of Ohio .... 2 2 0 54 21 !Ralph Batey and William Ar . if Michigan State 'Seymour and NJCk Eddy, hut Wln N9. 6, wht\~ eigbth-ranled . eight over Ohio U. .. • :: 2 2 0 64 thur. Eastern counters with nothet Utle, it will . they do have a weh-balan9fd Florida has been given only two Tbe . Southwest-Texas six ·• •• . 1 2 2 0 28 26 veteran backs Charles Eiching;0, the post-season attack and rugged detense that pomts agamst I.owstana State. :over Rtce, Baylor " ... 2 2 0 52 52 nd Roger Allman in what watch .. 0 A The night will be design•te9 1 L!Sj!ON (UP!) "' '· !lt1l as Senior Night at Wabamaalidl to scored at . tl)e :: will feature apr.;opriate baH· I marlt• ·to1 to live ~CJ . ,.. ll••celona .In time 'activit es during . tile a J.v v c ry ov.'-."5:'-...... . MOVC battle. Game time I• an eldlibltton soccer motcb I fl(! I bl e~ght o clock (EDT). Wedne ay n g · . ' ° :: 1 I) .I ' ·I Mr. and 1\lrs. 0. M. Rile ' and Mrs. Daye Canode, llr.l Mr. IIJid !lin. RJ)'IIIOIIll TJ». Buckwheat . .;) . · .~ Mr. and lin. IIDbert Rife .• 1ndl nllly S811tlnel, Pomeroy·~ddleport, 0., Oct. 5,. . . spent Sunday evening with Mro. ;and Mrs. Alva Rupe and ~rs. mas and sons, Larry and Ste. mildren Bobbf and Sammie of Albany, 0. IIDIM 4, also Mn. _,.,.' · ·· · · - · ~ . Myrta Rife and Mrs. Fa YlWinnie .Turner, all of AlbaDJ, . vie ollJrna, ,Oblo, apeat Satur· St. Albans, W. Va., also Mn. laabelle Tboll)p8011 and daiiP Dl&hl aDd Slmday with Mn. Elh· Cooperation le the ~ Wood . ·o. Rout• 4. 'day evening with Mrs. Fay Margie Rile and daughters BbelMrs. Phyllis Wooten spent! Mrs. Maude Martin ~nd son :Wood and Mrs. Myrta Rile. lie and Mitzle of Rutland, Ohio, Wednesday with Mrs. Myrta ,George spent Friday aftem0011 1 James Dale lllle apent the spent Sunday with their par- - - - - - - - - Rife and Mrs. Fay Wood. Oth·!witb Mr. and Mrs. Cbartes 1\Vel!ke.,J with hiJ ma\ber, Mrs. Ients, Mr. and Mr•. Charles er afternoon callers were Mr.1Rife. Ethel Rile. tRife. ' 1 Society Notes t Mr. and ~· lily llnlob of 1 ter Comlle Of Cabin Creek, w. .ellllle and son James Dale. sale, .oenslble driving. Jilt Va. apent Saturday l!flenloqn • • . the aurest ways alaiklJC with Mr. and Mn. Cbarlel Rll'e. Mrs. Phyllis Woolen called on troohle II to compete .with Mr. and Mra. Paul B~n Mr. and Mrs. ~les Rile"er drivm ln!lead ol ~~~,~~.1 and daughter spent Saturday Wednesday with them. -. • ling '· EMf TERMS . ,. ~~~~ SuMMERS & SON, ASubsidiary Of The WurlitzerCo., Brings To The Pomeroy Area A ';;,rs ~ • ssl I SALE STARTS: FRIDAY, October 21st 11:00 am t~ 8:00pm-SATURDAY, October 22nd 11:00 am to 9:00pm NEXT WEEK REGULAR STORE HOURS: 11:00 am to 8:00 pm EVER¥ DAY STORE LOCATION: 104 W. MAIN STREET--POMEROY, OHIO-NEXT TO STIFFLER'S DEPARTMENT STORE 1 and the closest thei,r .tf>levision sets. Boilermakers want to will give any club in the nation I The Elsewhere: Texas 10A&M, and trouble !'ast-Comell four over i·l state over Kansas. .. hi I W t W Th f Third-ranked UCLA Is a 1; 1Yale, Dartmouth our over · e es- as ng on point choice to whip Caii[ornia,' Harvard, Army__ sev~n_ . o.~".' 1ov!." Oregon. ,HANDLE WITH CARE ..,. .--------, At. IIINHAYMOND 74 ' 18~~~:~at~ed~a~p~re~tt~y~e~vein~c~o~nte~s~t·~ · ~~~~~;.;;;~~~ii~~iS~iiii~r - -- - - - 7 - .. .... " 2 2 o 38 , 0 4 0 281• 4 · · 18 IS 0 404 41).1 FRIDAY'S GAMES: Gallipolis at Wellston Jacl<oon at Pomeroy l\llddleport al Logan Nelsonville at AthenA OF /JALTIMOR/E IS AN IV~l. .J.EADt=Q rtii" ·w • ; The Hannan Wildcats won their !ilird straight last week with a 21).1) win over the Point PleoiSant Reserves. but will have their hands mighty full If they are to make it lour. This week they are matched against undefea ted Crum In Saturday game at Hannan. Crum bas a 6-0 record going Into the game as op. posed to a 3-3-1 mar~ lot· tile Wildents. Crum Is the top rated class A team in West Virginia. so it would have to be a big upset that !be Wildcats are shooting for. Game time Is 8:00 (EDT). Of' A .OANG.t=QDEF'(IN'G B'REED... IN SUPER KIM·TONE. .(WALL PAINT All . Brand Names HAVE :OST AUTOS Tblrly-sil per cent of • ll automobiles registered in · the United States are In five states - California, New York, Penn-. sylvania, Teus and Ohio. NEW FILTERS SAVE 5 388 Gibson NANCY HART SPINET PI AN 0 I ~.II Sizes In Stock Best Qu.ality, Low Price 10•20xl 1Sx20xl .. ltx20xl 2Ux20xl 2Sx20xl $424 Full 88 Key With Fall Hagstrom Vox Wurlitzer Board or Key Cover ALSO 2" FILTERS IN ALL SIZES. \ MAI,N ST. ~ltl.ll l l 7l tl1!1.f_l!t - ·..t·lll: . regist~r 1, and vote. We believe it's important FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALEI CONFIDENT FIGHTERS ROME (UPI) -.Junior we<·tl ...· clb ·FRESH CHICKEN 1ROM.. .;. ,.PLE LAWN WHOLE * SJINLESS WIENERS ~ 1-DAY SERVICE terwe1ght Lopopo lo of champion Italy and~.:~:~;\1 ger Vicente Rivas of both expressed confidence Wed· nesday that they would take Friday night's · encounter in Rome. 11 1 am sure I will win/' "Every.thing tn Hardware" ·' ~~--- , POMEROY . ...-••.l.;- FREE DOOR PRIZE l ._] .. to study the issues presented to the volers and to understand the views ot the candidates. Th~ n. take action to support the candi· dates and ideas ot your cho!J;e. • ·SHtRT .. FINISHING The candidates and tHe iesues that are selected at the polls will determine the shape of our gbvernment in the years to come. And everyone has the opportunity to become a working pari of this community by taking an active . ;ln~resflh elections. So until the polls close. we NEW ELECTRIC GUITAR I to remind you and our employeM. to study the Issues and the candidates and to record yow opinions with votes. At Kalaer Aluminum. we beliB\It In taklnO I Special Terms $5.00 Down and Mon!Jllo Pay. I ) ALUMINUM ) WURLIT~ER FINISH FINISH 40" SPINET PIANO LOWERY ORGAN Return Rental "Hamilton" BALDWIN STUDIO PIANO Reg.$945 40" CONSOLE New Wurlitzer Demonstrator, Used Only 6 Months GULBRANSEN SPINET PIANO • Reg.$795 $488 $558 Slightly Used 3 doz. I $1,39 ' ' MORE ON EACH CHURCH PIANO . DRUMS Now there~ eren more act/Dn in Jet Action! EVERYDAY LOW PRICES M•xwell House Coffee, lb. 83c • 2 lb. 1.59 M~xweii . House Instant 10 oz. 1.39 . ' SIMON'S :~: ~~ MARKET ·1 Open Dolly 9:00 to 7:00-Frlday Tll8 Soturday Til 9 WY 2·3975 • Duroble PN1 Clri hetpo new, no·lron fabrict 11111 "111orpl" • PI- Deop Action A&itator for new deep SAVE $200 ON A NEW Walnut Finish PLAYER ' PlANO c~anln&! • Jlli·Away Rinse "Jet•" away 5 lin~ scum-no lint trapt • Jet-simple mechanism-no pulleys, 1earsl $23 8 00 • tltftl, r- -Fino;,~~~.-;. ~r-- -l I I 665 BuyOnOur . JACKSON;;. B.AKER ,FURNITURE For You ------- I~ BUY NOW AND SAVE! t~ To Choose ' From '.' .\. ·~-·-. ~ · ,PORTSMOUTH..w NEW~RK- WASHINGTON C. H.- COLYMBUS k .,. /0, • I I I I I ____________ J Grand Openinq: Friday, Od. 21 - 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Saturday, Oct. ~2 - 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Next Week Regular Store Houn 11:00 1.m. to 8:00 p.m. Every D1y. Store location: 104 W; Main Street Adjoining StiHier's Dept. Store. mERSt ., l MIDDLE~ORT, OHIO SUMMERS & SON .CO. ~~~ .OTHER $TORES: Convenient ' Store For Free Door Prize 1~- PIANOS '' Poymont Plan ~.. WURLITZER .00 • .....,.., I MltriiH ntt1 ' s Only $20.00 down-$3.00 weekly PIANOS SAVE $300 most famous name on DELUXE SPINET 16 8Sc Only we've got the beat for you 1 $598 CHURCH VERY SPECIAL PRICES McCOY'S - - 9' 1• down-$6.00 weekly CHERRY the Italian champion, w~ho~w~on~~~"="="""""""""'"""'~l I ~0.00 WALNUT Pomeroy 9 GROUND BEEF 3 lb.sp .. .00 ON A NEW Robi1.son's Cleaners lb. SAVE $200 s 588 $579 5 . EGGS MILK "WURLITZER" ' WURLITZER" IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 NEW WURLITZER ORGAN eJust Stop In And Register. action on ideas. KAISER Model Shown • No Purchase Necessary r c 2 Model f+3 (Used) l!ardware urge our employees- and everyone in this community- ~ 798 5 REALLY GOOD PRICES! WARP'S WINDOW ~.._,...ol MATERIALS, In this election yea~ of t 966: we ~ SIMON'S Reg. $1275 On All Other WURLITZER ORGANS SAVE FULL LINE OF ' to do MORE than just SPECIAL PRICES SAVE Hammond Spinet ORGAN USED SPINET •t VIKINGS SHOW POWER · · West Virginia's top rated AA team, the Ripley Vikings showtheir class last week by knocking off previously unde· feated St. Marys, and thls week will ~ on triple-A Sisson~ille at Ripley. The Vikings have now rung up a 6-0 mark on route to the top spot, while fue 1 Sissonville lads have only a 1·5 record thus far. I Goes an last and easily ••. and just one coat brinES fres~ now beJuty lo ~our rooms. Guitars and Amps l WILDCATS UNDERDOG ... . • " ' ' ' ' • �I .' '' ' ' ' 1 B' roa . dway but des 'te 111 10-IO ballcut- series such as "'l'be MIIHoll lng trio pl .. What ever lmppa. aire': repealing:: re . ,ed to Peter Lawlord'b "cbann" pealing, llke ~ bUrp 1 .• ' · u:.. • ... , · them JniD bad dinner. QbOervallona, Some In a Ju11- !i!IJj of any year · · · .....ling· ones ~arrasSlll1Millo Be le I John Hus!Dn's reputaUon for we encountered an 1ncredlbl1 8 ular Vein ... Barbra Slltlsllld ioli Hartford seems to own tba TV obliv•~n ·" 1 r • ,cinematic brilliance seem& un· slgtlt! a car wltll ''MD" plateo Is the best overdressed womu .arbitrary genius lor adm!tlna has lost hiS early-TV .reck ~ Isullied no matter how many ceh slngle·parked .... "Supem\ar· in show business ... Phyllis DR· and presenting tbe second 'rate ness, llld therefore his ~ ltuloid blintzes he cooks up . · · ket Sweeps" lo the drep ol ler, lhe wont ... A probe ;In • , .. Make that 3rd .. .. U•used ... Jerry Lewis knocking TV's ' we're against the pollee re- TV .. Walter Pidgeon a~d depth into some of the Ctty's to be, lolks Jammed httle res· "Tastelessness" Is the newest view board but we must SliY Blanche Yurka gave the /'10 discotheques would turn up la~rants truck driVers patron· precise definition for ''chutz. the constabulary keep making best performances in "D\f)n.r oome dandy helldllnea · . But !Zed: now It's the ones where pah" ... The Yankee ballcall· it difficult to stick with old at Eight" and Darre'll\1cGa;tn we are of little faith In ihe cue moboters get arrested ··, Cat· ers sum up this way: Phil ruz. convictions, the way ihey treat th~ worst. :· of tbe state liquor board .. ol Burnell's saggmg T\ audl· zuto is authoritative, enthusias• 1so many people we know wbo We Jove Sardi's restaurant for ences date to her m!l"'lage to tis and . goOd; Joe Garagtota telephone complaints aboql 1,000 reasons, none of which a father of <~ght, on an Infant. needs to hav.most of his rerun· neighborhood-discotheque · gang 11.1'1' 100 Ga~ and Get P'm Include t~ IOod ... We can't IJokes and tnside.hrasel remov· mischief and worse ... CBS.TV 4 DIU'I 3 !lfl&bb In 81!-CH understand, why Frank O'Co?" TV 11 proving even the great· •ed: Jerry Coleman 1thtones a weather shows have been all Qel yout MIA~I Saver doG. TodiJ tlnbelle•able blit TrUe nor doesn t think FDR Jr. I. ell stars aren't enough: Jean Iwell-informed, 1mplacable mon· wet ever since Carot.,Reed qu~l CI*TIFIIO fiAI ITATION Trujillo. employment nor bls Arthur and Ann Sheridan c1e- otony . .. The Mets get t h e having a happy . It s Jncredi· ;• W, M•lfl It, ,.mtrev, OJUt discredited attacks on Hubert serve better scripta than the Jbest TV rat1n1s not because ol ble such an orlginally,.3rd rate Humphrey are valid campa~gn .. topics .. We also think O'Cont nor's running scared and not In the Ideal political senSl! And we don't think Gov. Rook· eleiler's divorce is a relevant political qcestion. Art Carney's return to tbe Gleason hour has given thai old variety a fine shot in the funnybone "Assault on 1 · The Almanac Queen" Is right In there fight· By Ualtfll ,.., Jat..,atlonol ing lot the film-decathlon cham· Today to Thursday, Oct. 20, pjonship: worst acting, silliest the 293rd day of 1960 with 12 10 plot, dullest pretentious dialog. follow. ue drabbest direction of any ·1 The moon Is In Its lirst ' 1 . - - by Hel•n Bottel....-...1 quarter. ,. was forced to leave the Island CII'EII AS A IIII£I'UCEI . The mormng stars are Man 2 1~ years earlier, tssued a YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! ish little p•mk" - not so much and Jupiter statement thai began "I have C11M, I Qll' r 1111 lAIII BUlliS...,, aw. • aM"'" This column is for young peo.lby grown-ups a.< by high school The evening star is Saturn. returned." . . CASEOF6 pie their problems and pleas- students. the very people he Is ' British Architect Sir Christo· , In 1964, former PreSident u~s their troubles and fun. · trying to impress with hi s pher' Wren was born on this Herbert Hoover died at the age As ~lth the rest of Helen Help "manliness " Like the 12-year- day in 1632. of 90. . Ull, it welcomes laughs but old g1rl who slathers on make- On thiS day in history: A thought I~ the day- Mark won't dodge a serious questmn up, the more he reaches for In 1873, P. T. Barnum opened Twain sa1d. Grief can tak.e wlth a brush-off. age, the younger he appears, the Hippodrome in New York care of itsell, but to get the [u.i Send your tee,.age questions Get this across to, your bro- City to house his "greatest value of joy .r.ou must ~ave ' WI LOIS to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, thers and you wont need ~ •how on earth." somebody to d1v1de 11 w1lh. care of Helen Help US! t~ls fink on them. ~lully they U In 1918, the Germans accept· newspaper. "kick the habit - which wlll ed President Woodrow Wilson's •. ADULT EDUCATION REALLY give them pomts terms to eli!l Wqrld War 1. NEW YORK IUP)) - The FALL GUY HAS with the kids as strong, de- In 1944 , American troops New York City Board of EduTOo MANY FEET termined. refoo-med JUys.-H. landed on the eastern coast of cation reports about 75,000 ad· Dear Helen : . Dear Helen: Leyle Gull in the Philippines. ulls have regJStfred for classes AIIIIIWI - . 18" X 24~ My friends have nicknamed . 1 u las MacArthur who in fundamental educaUon conme "Jinx." I walk into doors Two years ago this lnend a:n. Do - g--~-- ~'-- dueled during the day and eveC011K IIUUETIN and wails. !all over desks, announced ller engagement so th Must we - again? - ning in more than 200 city benches, tables, my feel. I we gave her a sbower. Then schools. must be accident prone as l'v01 they postponed the weddin&. r· d -----passed my awkward age- I'm Sbe anooWJced ~ agal~ : De~;, A'~ ~on't buy their wed· George Washlnaton was the 15. year. Another s wer. no . resent until afler the first president of the Society Ja there anything 1 can do. po9tponement. Now she tells clllll P 1 11 of the Cincinnati. because 1 hate it when people us they11 be marrl~e~d-~ne~SI~t~et~re~m~o~n:'y._:-~·-~~~,;.::.;.:::__-==:=---~­ yeli. "Boy .·eep away !rom me-there's thr wall to bounce ,. • off," or '' How's your ertra toot?" or ''Hi, fali·guy 1J Please hPip. - JINX Dear Jinx . It wouldn t hurt lo have a .f thorough "hysical check · up. 1 douht that vo•t're suffering I Bisek Deck& from anyning more than self•, conseiou; r!umsiness (brought I ' . 0,1 by fl('Or coordination and not ke~ps I I I I ! l' 1 t •·•••tt• HELEN HELP Us ·!· BRING THIS·:AD WITH YOU 1 I I I I ' 1111111 Damam. buakBIB and all. ·- .. ~ t .' ' Mony 15 vear.olds haven't I yel outgrown tilt! awkward age - and teas10g prolon(!ll it. Your , lriends are about as funny as $19.91 LEG STAND With Each Home Shop Purchased Durina Sale! 1 1 c...e wi1h ... c/H All atanclard-Strato ·bucket seats. Carpeting. Rich vmyl upholstery. A 140·hP S1x or a b1g-car VB (210 hpl) , dependmg on model New salety features l1ke. dual master cylinder trake system w1th wa1mng light. I .r!J JIG SAW JIG SAW TABLE t!late he 1 .1\nd thi~ can be dangerous. for ~; he ~~ o;till R "lillie girl ' m a "h1g girl's" bod} . J'fn gla<l vou 've go1 better sense. o.r· 11 . ""Y fn•ndly iR· nore tht slight.... act vour age, and verv o.;onn vou 'lt b? OOIJU· Jar \ with. tvtth -;exes - H. JUIIIIIlR H•t;H •HoW Ot'FS I Dear Hrlt>•t My dumr junior hn:h school brother" h t~ ve l.;:~ken up ~mok iug 1 In 1" tttll tht>m irs just 1 show .,. ·f\'. n':'O tllP\' ,,)Ok. r>n l~· lng but ,.111\ - ~ind 111 hke h_t- I 1 t' t" nk tht'v·re bill men. ard ' thP\ 1'\'"n nrat4 Abo•lt havinfll I II " h' h'l, so tl>·y .. an't quit. I d·1l't "" ho>< vou eon Rl'l a 10 mayhf> YOV ran tell ju••or hi kids tv·w •.h•v h"k when ·~fr ·~:t~~ - BIG sisTER f1: C.11111ro llaHy Sport-Pull the switch "on" and headl•ghts appear et each end of the full ·')'ldlh gr~lle . You also get special extenor trim and AS emblems Then o1der the Custom lntenor. something tlse again. t!J 'Ia" UTILin pe~a I f31 red Slnpe tires. Add Rally Sport equ1pment too. Camaro's your •de~ ol a carl Dommand Parlormanoa CLEAIIER I szgas 34-6902 ' POM :ROY . .t $1.00 $1.48 Val. U.40 ·I .. • ,. POMEROY CEMENJ BLOCK to. .. F~ C REG. 75c .• • .. ~: I PEPTO 8-0Z. REG. 98c I SUCARYL BISMOL I 20-0i. 69c ,. REG. ' $2.99 FAST FREE " DELIVERY 1: • I I. 99 • * ..1:.1. SPECIAL / REG. $2.79 9.92·2586. , ...... '1•· I HOSIERY SALE I ' '! PRESCRIPnON DRUG STORE FIRST QUALITY 400 NEEDLE SEAMLESS 3 pair 1': GAYLA HAIR BRUSH OrJd COMB ' II·. : ,, I ' ,, · ~ Phonem.J1'ooor992-ssoo 69( POWDER , ·. I I' ASPIRIN ' - ..-1 12081. MAIN lh~ Department St9re of Building Since 1915 REG. 99c I. BAYER IOO·CT. Reg.89c r .HAIR SPRAY : $119 Dippity-Do . . TEGRIN I 992-2)~6~1.-~---· ·~'';....;..'""""'~-....;.:..,.o.;,...._,l.......:.........,~l...,"'.':,.; ,~': . ,_'~:....:,:··,:· _:·..,•:..:· ':;' :"~-:-,;;: 0. . :_...~'~;.,;';.,'.·-''M"'·t·' ~-- him as I "child- I ::.==~·~.l._.__ __,.f?IO'-•IIi. " .;."..;.lie-~·Q\~':"'ii;·~',';i#lif:l'i.J!!:'!!J,;·jt~ol'!'.""·"'·- - - - - • · - · LILLY AlWAYS • FAST • FREE DELIVERY /I IIADEI ' 109 ~eg.60c4J ''s· 89c $2.29 _.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . ~. . . -........ . . . . . . . . . . . .. p NY PoMEROY ~1JJQR CCM A REG • WERNETS White Creme Developer rs.. 5 GAt. AIL PURPOSE FREE EXTRA -""- $1.35 76( $~·~5 97( ·I 11-oz. . c/H c/M WITH horv•· ... ~now that could hoppon ... ,.ppiMr/1 Now at FPUr Chnrolot daalor'll ~~~&t $1~6 I SUAVE RIGHT GUARD .• El\JTAN CLAIROL $ ' ' Lonto, N.P.H. & P.Z. SC Loving Care ; ROU AIDS Black & ,Decker ......- CEPACOL VITAMINS . '• INSULIN REG. I ::t -S1J99 $1.45 I ONE-A-DAY l Camaro I I 3&0- Besides Cama10's b1ggest V8 (295 hpl) , SS 350 comes w1th a scoop -styled hood. bold Slnp•ng around gnlle. b1Q. 76( $1.75 lOO's 1f.t II CIRCULAR SAW- ,hBePJ!I,~~ ~~ ~ ~ll':.~~aret~i!~ ~ w. MAIN ST. : ~llalar '"flED 11 PC. TWIST DRU SET DRILL tie ll!irl!-1 d:·u.,..·i n£ liP '" thPlf I mot' "r's tr;•! h .,f'"ls. Rut lh.. y i ~: t~~~;~n~~ ;~~·~::;~f:~~ 118-s $.1· 04 •• VAPORUB REG. 98c :~~· POWDER 7-0Z. VICKS TABLETS 25-s IReg.45cJ Whatavar alsa you want. ask far! un. fair treatmf'nt she ma~ go boycrazy _ after qll 'I'HEY ap~rt· REG. $1.19 I ;~~9 97( -~~:7c 79( I EX-LAX •• 14999 s!yle tlim group you C~ln ldd. 91( 26-oz. Reg. or Flavored I I Abso)'bine Jr. CLAIROL. eallness among girl!! . for this FIIIRI- BELT SANDER waya creates jealous) and unTo ''get even' I Utility Drawer For Stand Awallabllll $US t!J Camero I.POrt MAGNESIA PILLS REG. . $1.19 FREE - I I $1.50 a Un can on a dog's tail, and ., FREI! DELIVERY I ;~:~s $117 I I CARTERS 96( I I CORICIDIN -' .... they deserve a swift kick with your extra foot! - H. Dear Helen : 1 am a girl ot 12. Where I live ali the girls are 100 young or too old. I'm big to• my age, llld look about 14 or more. The older girls are mad at me be· cause the boys like me. I do I my best to keep away !rom thi!D but it's no use. When they · ask me for dates I always say "No" and walk away The girls near my age don't like me because 1 don't look like them. 1 want girl friends. but I'm · like an outcast. Will anything help? - D.N H Dear D: Yos, honey, time will help :probably no more 1han s 11 · months ot it, when some of . your age group start:; catching 1 up with you. It '~ a shame. but i an early developer almost al· : $6.98 PHILLIPS MILK OF DlliMI!U' & s REG. i I [==1 ... ,.... ~ ...- FROM POMEROY MOTOR CO, Dealer 'u •13745 I • TO BE GIVEN AWAY FREE ' NOTHING TO BUY -JUST COME IN AND'REGISTER CHEVROLET CAMARO I I ..... 1 (HANKSCRAFT) r •ua- ;;;ED VAPORIZER 1.....-- • .,...,.,rrc. ... PIES-TO·LOGS j I j. r----------------------·-· ~·~--· ti-Dally senUnel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Oct. 20, 1966 e '· 0 '0 ICe · · · ·.· thirk ing ahPad ) but it's best LO be sure . 1.' . "I /., \, ', ' FORMERlY ~T~R K'S PHARMACY . ·W.. ·IIIili.~ ....... • ' ~· . • ""' ~!I! . . I_ I ' ~ ~ ·'!h • 1'J • I·:· '' ' .. ,'• ·POMEROY, 0. $1.oo .· . ftcl "'; VALUE : ·. . " -·· , .d ., 11f : �I .' '' ' ' ' 1 B' roa . dway but des 'te 111 10-IO ballcut- series such as "'l'be MIIHoll lng trio pl .. What ever lmppa. aire': repealing:: re . ,ed to Peter Lawlord'b "cbann" pealing, llke ~ bUrp 1 .• ' · u:.. • ... , · them JniD bad dinner. QbOervallona, Some In a Ju11- !i!IJj of any year · · · .....ling· ones ~arrasSlll1Millo Be le I John Hus!Dn's reputaUon for we encountered an 1ncredlbl1 8 ular Vein ... Barbra Slltlsllld ioli Hartford seems to own tba TV obliv•~n ·" 1 r • ,cinematic brilliance seem& un· slgtlt! a car wltll ''MD" plateo Is the best overdressed womu .arbitrary genius lor adm!tlna has lost hiS early-TV .reck ~ Isullied no matter how many ceh slngle·parked .... "Supem\ar· in show business ... Phyllis DR· and presenting tbe second 'rate ness, llld therefore his ~ ltuloid blintzes he cooks up . · · ket Sweeps" lo the drep ol ler, lhe wont ... A probe ;In • , .. Make that 3rd .. .. U•used ... Jerry Lewis knocking TV's ' we're against the pollee re- TV .. Walter Pidgeon a~d depth into some of the Ctty's to be, lolks Jammed httle res· "Tastelessness" Is the newest view board but we must SliY Blanche Yurka gave the /'10 discotheques would turn up la~rants truck driVers patron· precise definition for ''chutz. the constabulary keep making best performances in "D\f)n.r oome dandy helldllnea · . But !Zed: now It's the ones where pah" ... The Yankee ballcall· it difficult to stick with old at Eight" and Darre'll\1cGa;tn we are of little faith In ihe cue moboters get arrested ··, Cat· ers sum up this way: Phil ruz. convictions, the way ihey treat th~ worst. :· of tbe state liquor board .. ol Burnell's saggmg T\ audl· zuto is authoritative, enthusias• 1so many people we know wbo We Jove Sardi's restaurant for ences date to her m!l"'lage to tis and . goOd; Joe Garagtota telephone complaints aboql 1,000 reasons, none of which a father of <~ght, on an Infant. needs to hav.most of his rerun· neighborhood-discotheque · gang 11.1'1' 100 Ga~ and Get P'm Include t~ IOod ... We can't IJokes and tnside.hrasel remov· mischief and worse ... CBS.TV 4 DIU'I 3 !lfl&bb In 81!-CH understand, why Frank O'Co?" TV 11 proving even the great· •ed: Jerry Coleman 1thtones a weather shows have been all Qel yout MIA~I Saver doG. TodiJ tlnbelle•able blit TrUe nor doesn t think FDR Jr. I. ell stars aren't enough: Jean Iwell-informed, 1mplacable mon· wet ever since Carot.,Reed qu~l CI*TIFIIO fiAI ITATION Trujillo. employment nor bls Arthur and Ann Sheridan c1e- otony . .. The Mets get t h e having a happy . It s Jncredi· ;• W, M•lfl It, ,.mtrev, OJUt discredited attacks on Hubert serve better scripta than the Jbest TV rat1n1s not because ol ble such an orlginally,.3rd rate Humphrey are valid campa~gn .. topics .. We also think O'Cont nor's running scared and not In the Ideal political senSl! And we don't think Gov. Rook· eleiler's divorce is a relevant political qcestion. Art Carney's return to tbe Gleason hour has given thai old variety a fine shot in the funnybone "Assault on 1 · The Almanac Queen" Is right In there fight· By Ualtfll ,.., Jat..,atlonol ing lot the film-decathlon cham· Today to Thursday, Oct. 20, pjonship: worst acting, silliest the 293rd day of 1960 with 12 10 plot, dullest pretentious dialog. follow. ue drabbest direction of any ·1 The moon Is In Its lirst ' 1 . - - by Hel•n Bottel....-...1 quarter. ,. was forced to leave the Island CII'EII AS A IIII£I'UCEI . The mormng stars are Man 2 1~ years earlier, tssued a YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! ish little p•mk" - not so much and Jupiter statement thai began "I have C11M, I Qll' r 1111 lAIII BUlliS...,, aw. • aM"'" This column is for young peo.lby grown-ups a.< by high school The evening star is Saturn. returned." . . CASEOF6 pie their problems and pleas- students. the very people he Is ' British Architect Sir Christo· , In 1964, former PreSident u~s their troubles and fun. · trying to impress with hi s pher' Wren was born on this Herbert Hoover died at the age As ~lth the rest of Helen Help "manliness " Like the 12-year- day in 1632. of 90. . Ull, it welcomes laughs but old g1rl who slathers on make- On thiS day in history: A thought I~ the day- Mark won't dodge a serious questmn up, the more he reaches for In 1873, P. T. Barnum opened Twain sa1d. Grief can tak.e wlth a brush-off. age, the younger he appears, the Hippodrome in New York care of itsell, but to get the [u.i Send your tee,.age questions Get this across to, your bro- City to house his "greatest value of joy .r.ou must ~ave ' WI LOIS to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, thers and you wont need ~ •how on earth." somebody to d1v1de 11 w1lh. care of Helen Help US! t~ls fink on them. ~lully they U In 1918, the Germans accept· newspaper. "kick the habit - which wlll ed President Woodrow Wilson's •. ADULT EDUCATION REALLY give them pomts terms to eli!l Wqrld War 1. NEW YORK IUP)) - The FALL GUY HAS with the kids as strong, de- In 1944 , American troops New York City Board of EduTOo MANY FEET termined. refoo-med JUys.-H. landed on the eastern coast of cation reports about 75,000 ad· Dear Helen : . Dear Helen: Leyle Gull in the Philippines. ulls have regJStfred for classes AIIIIIWI - . 18" X 24~ My friends have nicknamed . 1 u las MacArthur who in fundamental educaUon conme "Jinx." I walk into doors Two years ago this lnend a:n. Do - g--~-- ~'-- dueled during the day and eveC011K IIUUETIN and wails. !all over desks, announced ller engagement so th Must we - again? - ning in more than 200 city benches, tables, my feel. I we gave her a sbower. Then schools. must be accident prone as l'v01 they postponed the weddin&. r· d -----passed my awkward age- I'm Sbe anooWJced ~ agal~ : De~;, A'~ ~on't buy their wed· George Washlnaton was the 15. year. Another s wer. no . resent until afler the first president of the Society Ja there anything 1 can do. po9tponement. Now she tells clllll P 1 11 of the Cincinnati. because 1 hate it when people us they11 be marrl~e~d-~ne~SI~t~et~re~m~o~n:'y._:-~·-~~~,;.::.;.:::__-==:=---~­ yeli. "Boy .·eep away !rom me-there's thr wall to bounce ,. • off," or '' How's your ertra toot?" or ''Hi, fali·guy 1J Please hPip. - JINX Dear Jinx . It wouldn t hurt lo have a .f thorough "hysical check · up. 1 douht that vo•t're suffering I Bisek Deck& from anyning more than self•, conseiou; r!umsiness (brought I ' . 0,1 by fl('Or coordination and not ke~ps I I I I ! l' 1 t •·•••tt• HELEN HELP Us ·!· BRING THIS·:AD WITH YOU 1 I I I I ' 1111111 Damam. buakBIB and all. ·- .. ~ t .' ' Mony 15 vear.olds haven't I yel outgrown tilt! awkward age - and teas10g prolon(!ll it. Your , lriends are about as funny as $19.91 LEG STAND With Each Home Shop Purchased Durina Sale! 1 1 c...e wi1h ... c/H All atanclard-Strato ·bucket seats. Carpeting. Rich vmyl upholstery. A 140·hP S1x or a b1g-car VB (210 hpl) , dependmg on model New salety features l1ke. dual master cylinder trake system w1th wa1mng light. I .r!J JIG SAW JIG SAW TABLE t!late he 1 .1\nd thi~ can be dangerous. for ~; he ~~ o;till R "lillie girl ' m a "h1g girl's" bod} . J'fn gla<l vou 've go1 better sense. o.r· 11 . ""Y fn•ndly iR· nore tht slight.... act vour age, and verv o.;onn vou 'lt b? OOIJU· Jar \ with. tvtth -;exes - H. JUIIIIIlR H•t;H •HoW Ot'FS I Dear Hrlt>•t My dumr junior hn:h school brother" h t~ ve l.;:~ken up ~mok iug 1 In 1" tttll tht>m irs just 1 show .,. ·f\'. n':'O tllP\' ,,)Ok. r>n l~· lng but ,.111\ - ~ind 111 hke h_t- I 1 t' t" nk tht'v·re bill men. ard ' thP\ 1'\'"n nrat4 Abo•lt havinfll I II " h' h'l, so tl>·y .. an't quit. I d·1l't "" ho>< vou eon Rl'l a 10 mayhf> YOV ran tell ju••or hi kids tv·w •.h•v h"k when ·~fr ·~:t~~ - BIG sisTER f1: C.11111ro llaHy Sport-Pull the switch "on" and headl•ghts appear et each end of the full ·')'ldlh gr~lle . You also get special extenor trim and AS emblems Then o1der the Custom lntenor. something tlse again. t!J 'Ia" UTILin pe~a I f31 red Slnpe tires. Add Rally Sport equ1pment too. Camaro's your •de~ ol a carl Dommand Parlormanoa CLEAIIER I szgas 34-6902 ' POM :ROY . .t $1.00 $1.48 Val. U.40 ·I .. • ,. POMEROY CEMENJ BLOCK to. .. F~ C REG. 75c .• • .. ~: I PEPTO 8-0Z. REG. 98c I SUCARYL BISMOL I 20-0i. 69c ,. REG. ' $2.99 FAST FREE " DELIVERY 1: • I I. 99 • * ..1:.1. SPECIAL / REG. $2.79 9.92·2586. , ...... '1•· I HOSIERY SALE I ' '! PRESCRIPnON DRUG STORE FIRST QUALITY 400 NEEDLE SEAMLESS 3 pair 1': GAYLA HAIR BRUSH OrJd COMB ' II·. : ,, I ' ,, · ~ Phonem.J1'ooor992-ssoo 69( POWDER , ·. I I' ASPIRIN ' - ..-1 12081. MAIN lh~ Department St9re of Building Since 1915 REG. 99c I. BAYER IOO·CT. Reg.89c r .HAIR SPRAY : $119 Dippity-Do . . TEGRIN I 992-2)~6~1.-~---· ·~'';....;..'""""'~-....;.:..,.o.;,...._,l.......:.........,~l...,"'.':,.; ,~': . ,_'~:....:,:··,:· _:·..,•:..:· ':;' :"~-:-,;;: 0. . :_...~'~;.,;';.,'.·-''M"'·t·' ~-- him as I "child- I ::.==~·~.l._.__ __,.f?IO'-•IIi. " .;."..;.lie-~·Q\~':"'ii;·~',';i#lif:l'i.J!!:'!!J,;·jt~ol'!'.""·"'·- - - - - • · - · LILLY AlWAYS • FAST • FREE DELIVERY /I IIADEI ' 109 ~eg.60c4J ''s· 89c $2.29 _.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . ~. . . -........ . . . . . . . . . . . .. p NY PoMEROY ~1JJQR CCM A REG • WERNETS White Creme Developer rs.. 5 GAt. AIL PURPOSE FREE EXTRA -""- $1.35 76( $~·~5 97( ·I 11-oz. . c/H c/M WITH horv•· ... ~now that could hoppon ... ,.ppiMr/1 Now at FPUr Chnrolot daalor'll ~~~&t $1~6 I SUAVE RIGHT GUARD .• El\JTAN CLAIROL $ ' ' Lonto, N.P.H. & P.Z. SC Loving Care ; ROU AIDS Black & ,Decker ......- CEPACOL VITAMINS . '• INSULIN REG. I ::t -S1J99 $1.45 I ONE-A-DAY l Camaro I I 3&0- Besides Cama10's b1ggest V8 (295 hpl) , SS 350 comes w1th a scoop -styled hood. bold Slnp•ng around gnlle. b1Q. 76( $1.75 lOO's 1f.t II CIRCULAR SAW- ,hBePJ!I,~~ ~~ ~ ~ll':.~~aret~i!~ ~ w. MAIN ST. : ~llalar '"flED 11 PC. TWIST DRU SET DRILL tie ll!irl!-1 d:·u.,..·i n£ liP '" thPlf I mot' "r's tr;•! h .,f'"ls. Rut lh.. y i ~: t~~~;~n~~ ;~~·~::;~f:~~ 118-s $.1· 04 •• VAPORUB REG. 98c :~~· POWDER 7-0Z. VICKS TABLETS 25-s IReg.45cJ Whatavar alsa you want. ask far! un. fair treatmf'nt she ma~ go boycrazy _ after qll 'I'HEY ap~rt· REG. $1.19 I ;~~9 97( -~~:7c 79( I EX-LAX •• 14999 s!yle tlim group you C~ln ldd. 91( 26-oz. Reg. or Flavored I I Abso)'bine Jr. CLAIROL. eallness among girl!! . for this FIIIRI- BELT SANDER waya creates jealous) and unTo ''get even' I Utility Drawer For Stand Awallabllll $US t!J Camero I.POrt MAGNESIA PILLS REG. . $1.19 FREE - I I $1.50 a Un can on a dog's tail, and ., FREI! DELIVERY I ;~:~s $117 I I CARTERS 96( I I CORICIDIN -' .... they deserve a swift kick with your extra foot! - H. Dear Helen : 1 am a girl ot 12. Where I live ali the girls are 100 young or too old. I'm big to• my age, llld look about 14 or more. The older girls are mad at me be· cause the boys like me. I do I my best to keep away !rom thi!D but it's no use. When they · ask me for dates I always say "No" and walk away The girls near my age don't like me because 1 don't look like them. 1 want girl friends. but I'm · like an outcast. Will anything help? - D.N H Dear D: Yos, honey, time will help :probably no more 1han s 11 · months ot it, when some of . your age group start:; catching 1 up with you. It '~ a shame. but i an early developer almost al· : $6.98 PHILLIPS MILK OF DlliMI!U' & s REG. i I [==1 ... ,.... ~ ...- FROM POMEROY MOTOR CO, Dealer 'u •13745 I • TO BE GIVEN AWAY FREE ' NOTHING TO BUY -JUST COME IN AND'REGISTER CHEVROLET CAMARO I I ..... 1 (HANKSCRAFT) r •ua- ;;;ED VAPORIZER 1.....-- • .,...,.,rrc. ... PIES-TO·LOGS j I j. r----------------------·-· ~·~--· ti-Dally senUnel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Oct. 20, 1966 e '· 0 '0 ICe · · · ·.· thirk ing ahPad ) but it's best LO be sure . 1.' . "I /., \, ', ' FORMERlY ~T~R K'S PHARMACY . ·W.. ·IIIili.~ ....... • ' ~· . • ""' ~!I! . . I_ I ' ~ ~ ·'!h • 1'J • I·:· '' ' .. ,'• ·POMEROY, 0. $1.oo .· . ftcl "'; VALUE : ·. . " -·· , .d ., 11f : �,:;,_. . ~;,~~-~·~. ===~:: . ~· " ""··~·- . . . ,.... . I ! ) :=:::::::~§~~~~~~£~~~~e~~::;~~;~~!:::z::::: ..... . ---" .... ................... ~ ""'~ '~............~~.'·"""· . . . . .... ... ... ._._ _..... " . ·· ~ ~ ,, ,. I ·' terlor and exterior design ol the new store was planned by Ben Franklin on the basis o! scientific stud!e, of variety merchandise dioplays, custom· er buying habits and trends In ·Ben Franklin Store's Grand Opening Sale Announced for October 27-28 and 29th NEW HAVEN - The Grand \ favorites wlth local families, 88 ous retall!ng experience. who retailing. Opemng sale of New · Hoven's well as many items that are have followed the Ben Franklllt "We know local families wll! completely new Ben Franklin new and just hit the market." program of operatiOn have be- enjoy shopping tn,pleasant modStore w11 be neld October 27, The completely sell-service come successful retail store op. ern surroundings and we hope 23, and 1 29th. Arthur Thabet, store will have a wide assort- orators, he continued. IIley will give us their sugge.. owner-proprietor. announced ment of variety items arrang- Explaining the operation In Uona as to what they like In this week. ed In displays whtcb provide more detail, Thabet said the tbe way ot merchandise and A large number of special the greatest convenience to Ben Franklin organization main- services In our Ioca1ty owned merchandise values have been ahoppers, he added- AH arli- talns a major distribution cent- and operated store. Through purcl1ased specdicallv for the cles will be within easy reach er in Stow. Ohio, t.o speed friendly and cOurleo11l1 ,service opening. he disr!osed. Attract- and clearly price marked. The merchalldl.e to lOcal stores. and by guaranteeing the qual!t) ive gifts will be presented to store II eqwpped with spacious Ben Franklin buyers interview of every product we sell, we all adult shoppers and their aisles and modern Ughting. more'' than 10,000 salesmell' an- want to make our Ben Franklin children Thabet's store is one of more nually and travel to ail parla of the ,most popular store in the The store will open from 9 than 1,400 independent variety the U. S. and many foreign area." a. m. to • p. m. each day of the stores which work cooperative. countries visiting 2,500 factor-[ p;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Grand Opening sale. ly with Ben Franklin, a nation- ies and manufacturers' show "Opening JUSt at the Christ- wide merchandising organiza- rooms. mas shopping season." Thabet tion. The Ben ""Franklin PI'~D- As one of the world's largest For Every Sewing Need announced. "we will offer a · gram is designed to enable lo- buyers, Ben Franklin makes complete selection of tall cloth- cally - owned stores to o!!er purchases in hugh quantities, Singer Sales-Service ing needs. toys, and gill items, their cu•tomero wide selectiOil enabling its franchised · stores , plus ma ny other specials. Our \of quality merchandise at low to offer many speeial values. McCall's Patterns opening spf'cials will Include prices. Backed by this large nationpopulor hrands that are steady Men, with an without prevt- al organization, the Ben Frank., lin group Is the largest system ol variety stores in the coun992-2284 try, Thabet pointed out. 115 2nd Pomeroy He added that the entire In- FABRICS ~ \ ' t j l' H ; 'I ' J 1 • • The FABRIC SHOP w. l ·n..cramblt these (our Jumblfll, ont> lrtte-r to each squart, to form four ordinary word1. Professionally Dediicatted to Your Good Health ...• FESTIVAL Fl'N in 11ombay, India, during eelebra· Uon of the Hindu f!Oil Krishna's birthday inc11Irlrs rt~trirvc a human ladder to prize·filled baskets sus· pended from apartment buildin~ ladders. The stunt ttymbohzes one of Krislt· na's !ege.ndary ehildb•od pr•nks-s tea I in(! hou se· l't'l\'es' butter pots. The baskets these days are 'Religion in America t J t b As ph a• .nacists, we are proud of .. our profession ... proud of the responsibility and honor we bold, to yon ond yonr doctor, to fill bill pr~ acriptions for you . . . with lkill, speed and absolute accuracy. Our stocks of drugs are unusually complete . _. always fresh and potent. And you can fully depend on the professional percision of our ex· perienced, registered pharmacists. ._ - - -t ) j \1'111~ . - ~ Noworrauplhodla:ltdle!WW . . School 1 . 1...,.-.,..,....,.._ to'"""'"'"_... -··.. M1ss1on Is Topic of \rno~"""""0 "'lA[ I I]&[ I II I 1su..,.) I] JumM.., IllS I GLOIT HAGOLI IlGHTY WSCS Program 1 filled with food and money. I --- · (AMwtn Yuterday'• p~o """ ..- r. _ , 011 fotrrt tJ/1#• coulll Qft .w. Uwd ~MY,. ,....,. I ,.,..., ,,.,,., - At Your Service for All Your Drug Needs w . .. - TJ'Il'"' I rr.~ Dally ....... 8 AM to 10 PM Sunday . , , 10:30 AM to 12:30 5PMto9PM 0 Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs WY 2-2955 112 E. Main PorMI'OJ' 4 Registered Pharmaclsts to Serve You " OCTOBER MEN'S PUU ON BOOTS Black Leath.,. Sia 7 to 11 S1000 • pr. Rog. $12-99 SAVE ON WINTER MERCHANDISE GIRLS LOAFERS BOYS WARM LINED PUU ON BOOTS FAMILY CROWN PIN FOR MOTHER! EARLY AMERICAN STYLED PHILCO ' COLOR TV .t • t ~·~··:t: AS LOW AS---- $1500 par month Your old TV will cover your down payment on a new Philco Color TV - - Come in and see! Early Amerl· can style, finished to match maple. UHF·Vm' recep. lion, memory matic tuning, Swivel cabinet. FOREMAN &ABBOTT Order Now At Goessler's Rog. $15.95 SIZI! 12'12 TO BIG 10 REGULAR $5.99 GIRLS OXFORDS $12 .. =... 4 Bide. Arlics LOAFERS Light Weight eBiack eBrown BOOTS TUBELESS BLACKWALLS Size 4 to 6 • $6.00 pr. Reg. $3.99 Slu 6 to IS -----1 Rog· $7.99 pr. FOR JEWELRY GIFTSII Reg. $5.49 pr. Men's and Boys' 4 Buckle Artlcs WEDGE CREPE SOLI WORK SHOES f111 81 to 3 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $5.00 pr. Size 31: to 6 .. · .... · · · · · · ··· · · ... $7.00 pr. Size 7to 11 .. · ~ ·.. -....... · ' .. · $9.00 pr. BOYS Goessler's Jewelry Store Pomeroy . COWBOY BOOTS Slu 10 to 3 Reg. $599 ss.oo ROUSH'S ·SHOE STORE • pr. $ FIR 2 8.00·14(8.25-14) 2 for •35 1.1o·1s <8.15·15> 225 NO. SECOND MIDDLEPORT •32 Plus $4.72 (8.00·14) or $4.70 (7.10.1"' Fed. excise ta~~: per pair ., 8.50-14 (8.55·14) 1.6o.1s (8.45-15> Plus $5.14 (8.50-14) or $5_10 (1.60·I5) 2 for •39 Fed. excise tax per P~lr 8.00/8.;!0·15 2 for t45 (8.85{9.oo.ls> Plus $5.56 Ftd. txdse tax per pair Size 11 to Big 12 Sizes 81f2 to 3 MEN'S H&AVY WEIGHT , BERRl'S WORLD- 7.50-14 (7.75·14) 6.1o.1s <7.75-15) for Plus $4.40 (7.50-14) or $4.42 (ti.7~ Fed'. excise taX per pair WHITEWALLS ADD Size 7 to 11·$7.00 pr 4.50 LAYAWAY .• (!LAN Mens and Boys AND pr- MEN'S & BOYS WATER PROOF I'ANU' CICMU. . . Court St. pr- LEATHER BOOTS Sla 7to11 •00 $1/e~ Madel 0 ·5506 TRACTIONAl HE WINTER TIRES pr, INSULATED Family Bracelet - 8.00 I 00 •BROWN MEN'S AWonderful Gih Idea For ' Mother For Christmas 1966. Elr Rings ss.oo Si1e 10 to 3 Rog. $5.99 s eBLACK I§DD r11 PAll ~~~ prices plu,s taxes and 2 tradt·il' 11res off your car. Size listfld alq replaces slrt sh6wn in parenthesis. ~~ �,:;,_. . ~;,~~-~·~. ===~:: . ~· " ""··~·- . . . ,.... . I ! ) :=:::::::~§~~~~~~£~~~~e~~::;~~;~~!:::z::::: ..... . ---" .... ................... ~ ""'~ '~............~~.'·"""· . . . . .... ... ... ._._ _..... " . ·· ~ ~ ,, ,. I ·' terlor and exterior design ol the new store was planned by Ben Franklin on the basis o! scientific stud!e, of variety merchandise dioplays, custom· er buying habits and trends In ·Ben Franklin Store's Grand Opening Sale Announced for October 27-28 and 29th NEW HAVEN - The Grand \ favorites wlth local families, 88 ous retall!ng experience. who retailing. Opemng sale of New · Hoven's well as many items that are have followed the Ben Franklllt "We know local families wll! completely new Ben Franklin new and just hit the market." program of operatiOn have be- enjoy shopping tn,pleasant modStore w11 be neld October 27, The completely sell-service come successful retail store op. ern surroundings and we hope 23, and 1 29th. Arthur Thabet, store will have a wide assort- orators, he continued. IIley will give us their sugge.. owner-proprietor. announced ment of variety items arrang- Explaining the operation In Uona as to what they like In this week. ed In displays whtcb provide more detail, Thabet said the tbe way ot merchandise and A large number of special the greatest convenience to Ben Franklin organization main- services In our Ioca1ty owned merchandise values have been ahoppers, he added- AH arli- talns a major distribution cent- and operated store. Through purcl1ased specdicallv for the cles will be within easy reach er in Stow. Ohio, t.o speed friendly and cOurleo11l1 ,service opening. he disr!osed. Attract- and clearly price marked. The merchalldl.e to lOcal stores. and by guaranteeing the qual!t) ive gifts will be presented to store II eqwpped with spacious Ben Franklin buyers interview of every product we sell, we all adult shoppers and their aisles and modern Ughting. more'' than 10,000 salesmell' an- want to make our Ben Franklin children Thabet's store is one of more nually and travel to ail parla of the ,most popular store in the The store will open from 9 than 1,400 independent variety the U. S. and many foreign area." a. m. to • p. m. each day of the stores which work cooperative. countries visiting 2,500 factor-[ p;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Grand Opening sale. ly with Ben Franklin, a nation- ies and manufacturers' show "Opening JUSt at the Christ- wide merchandising organiza- rooms. mas shopping season." Thabet tion. The Ben ""Franklin PI'~D- As one of the world's largest For Every Sewing Need announced. "we will offer a · gram is designed to enable lo- buyers, Ben Franklin makes complete selection of tall cloth- cally - owned stores to o!!er purchases in hugh quantities, Singer Sales-Service ing needs. toys, and gill items, their cu•tomero wide selectiOil enabling its franchised · stores , plus ma ny other specials. Our \of quality merchandise at low to offer many speeial values. McCall's Patterns opening spf'cials will Include prices. Backed by this large nationpopulor hrands that are steady Men, with an without prevt- al organization, the Ben Frank., lin group Is the largest system ol variety stores in the coun992-2284 try, Thabet pointed out. 115 2nd Pomeroy He added that the entire In- FABRICS ~ \ ' t j l' H ; 'I ' J 1 • • The FABRIC SHOP w. l ·n..cramblt these (our Jumblfll, ont> lrtte-r to each squart, to form four ordinary word1. Professionally Dediicatted to Your Good Health ...• FESTIVAL Fl'N in 11ombay, India, during eelebra· Uon of the Hindu f!Oil Krishna's birthday inc11Irlrs rt~trirvc a human ladder to prize·filled baskets sus· pended from apartment buildin~ ladders. The stunt ttymbohzes one of Krislt· na's !ege.ndary ehildb•od pr•nks-s tea I in(! hou se· l't'l\'es' butter pots. The baskets these days are 'Religion in America t J t b As ph a• .nacists, we are proud of .. our profession ... proud of the responsibility and honor we bold, to yon ond yonr doctor, to fill bill pr~ acriptions for you . . . with lkill, speed and absolute accuracy. Our stocks of drugs are unusually complete . _. always fresh and potent. And you can fully depend on the professional percision of our ex· perienced, registered pharmacists. ._ - - -t ) j \1'111~ . - ~ Noworrauplhodla:ltdle!WW . . School 1 . 1...,.-.,..,....,.._ to'"""'"'"_... -··.. M1ss1on Is Topic of \rno~"""""0 "'lA[ I I]&[ I II I 1su..,.) I] JumM.., IllS I GLOIT HAGOLI IlGHTY WSCS Program 1 filled with food and money. I --- · (AMwtn Yuterday'• p~o """ ..- r. _ , 011 fotrrt tJ/1#• coulll Qft .w. Uwd ~MY,. ,....,. I ,.,..., ,,.,,., - At Your Service for All Your Drug Needs w . .. - TJ'Il'"' I rr.~ Dally ....... 8 AM to 10 PM Sunday . , , 10:30 AM to 12:30 5PMto9PM 0 Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs WY 2-2955 112 E. Main PorMI'OJ' 4 Registered Pharmaclsts to Serve You " OCTOBER MEN'S PUU ON BOOTS Black Leath.,. Sia 7 to 11 S1000 • pr. Rog. $12-99 SAVE ON WINTER MERCHANDISE GIRLS LOAFERS BOYS WARM LINED PUU ON BOOTS FAMILY CROWN PIN FOR MOTHER! EARLY AMERICAN STYLED PHILCO ' COLOR TV .t • t ~·~··:t: AS LOW AS---- $1500 par month Your old TV will cover your down payment on a new Philco Color TV - - Come in and see! Early Amerl· can style, finished to match maple. UHF·Vm' recep. lion, memory matic tuning, Swivel cabinet. FOREMAN &ABBOTT Order Now At Goessler's Rog. $15.95 SIZI! 12'12 TO BIG 10 REGULAR $5.99 GIRLS OXFORDS $12 .. =... 4 Bide. Arlics LOAFERS Light Weight eBiack eBrown BOOTS TUBELESS BLACKWALLS Size 4 to 6 • $6.00 pr. Reg. $3.99 Slu 6 to IS -----1 Rog· $7.99 pr. FOR JEWELRY GIFTSII Reg. $5.49 pr. Men's and Boys' 4 Buckle Artlcs WEDGE CREPE SOLI WORK SHOES f111 81 to 3 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $5.00 pr. Size 31: to 6 .. · .... · · · · · · ··· · · ... $7.00 pr. Size 7to 11 .. · ~ ·.. -....... · ' .. · $9.00 pr. BOYS Goessler's Jewelry Store Pomeroy . COWBOY BOOTS Slu 10 to 3 Reg. $599 ss.oo ROUSH'S ·SHOE STORE • pr. $ FIR 2 8.00·14(8.25-14) 2 for •35 1.1o·1s <8.15·15> 225 NO. SECOND MIDDLEPORT •32 Plus $4.72 (8.00·14) or $4.70 (7.10.1"' Fed. excise ta~~: per pair ., 8.50-14 (8.55·14) 1.6o.1s (8.45-15> Plus $5.14 (8.50-14) or $5_10 (1.60·I5) 2 for •39 Fed. excise tax per P~lr 8.00/8.;!0·15 2 for t45 (8.85{9.oo.ls> Plus $5.56 Ftd. txdse tax per pair Size 11 to Big 12 Sizes 81f2 to 3 MEN'S H&AVY WEIGHT , BERRl'S WORLD- 7.50-14 (7.75·14) 6.1o.1s <7.75-15) for Plus $4.40 (7.50-14) or $4.42 (ti.7~ Fed'. excise taX per pair WHITEWALLS ADD Size 7 to 11·$7.00 pr 4.50 LAYAWAY .• (!LAN Mens and Boys AND pr- MEN'S & BOYS WATER PROOF I'ANU' CICMU. . . Court St. pr- LEATHER BOOTS Sla 7to11 •00 $1/e~ Madel 0 ·5506 TRACTIONAl HE WINTER TIRES pr, INSULATED Family Bracelet - 8.00 I 00 •BROWN MEN'S AWonderful Gih Idea For ' Mother For Christmas 1966. Elr Rings ss.oo Si1e 10 to 3 Rog. $5.99 s eBLACK I§DD r11 PAll ~~~ prices plu,s taxes and 2 tradt·il' 11res off your car. Size listfld alq replaces slrt sh6wn in parenthesis. ~~ �,.... 'I\ I ' fl .' ' I l \ I I II I Il '~ IY HOWIE SCHNEIDE. HEH, HEH, 1l-IG kiD'S GOT IJO MUSCLE , 1J0 GASin.INI! ALLEY ••• AIJD A HEAD UKE lHE II!EIGHJ; IJO BRAVJIJ I ALl. SHe'i GOT IS A R.OCK OF LITTI.£ :g:>EED f GIE!AALTARI ., ' Ill I ' ~- ~.... .... .,. "';::;;:-=.:=-:-:::=--~=::.::.------.!...----· ___ ~-!!:#:!:'~-~2 ~a.:::·=-..!}.'0~-2~· c::_:::: , THE' BORM LOSEra 1 ART SANSOM '<:7 Ia ,.., ,.., 11;7 ol "'' ol ..,., • o. ---- § NOtiCE! ................"'... OPERATION OF THE RACINE PLANING MILL ALONG RT. 124 LITTLE ORF-HAN ANNII . . , ' For :Tire .·, ' ' .,..,. B..i . " ' . Deffl In Moutheud8fll Ohio • POMEROY MOTORS I OP I 66's BUY A 1966 CHEVROLET ... Now --........ .,, ..,..I ·-.:,. .. ... I·"""" ,.., . . ., ._ JOJl SALE - U!ecl coal ace wllb automatic co•lrols and automatic blower, A • 1 A""' '• •• 7 4 , • ., ' ' IMI ..... For Sale 1 WE MEAN BUSINESS, ALL Cars Priced to Go II bedrOIIIIUI), Ll ' ., tlooll eondllioll, $125. awae ware. Pb. 9111-2511, Mlddleport. 0. Ill 18 ate .... 1,_ balbs, basemeol Flloc- IB& till bl art'IIIIPIL tii,OOO. --·----- - Now Taking Applicatillnl FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT 1 LI ' ~ Earn money and pri1et Delivering THE DAILY SENTINEL to Esto~lished Routes. I\, CALL 992-2156 ' &Cllllqe, baUI, lront porch, 111closed back porch. 35.Part or ror S•le or Rent J flbel' u. J:>!Bpab:b81J 42. Luge olh:e e ' offers tremendous business opportuni ty. Part 'time or lull time, for lull details write P. 0. Rox 472, Gallipolis, 0. 10 10 51c recre- house, 1'>11 story frame house, IDeal: <OIJog. I 43-KDowa: BcoL ff.,Telk>' DOWN :LTo dye, • - . . . . '"":L-L-JL-Ji-lt:"4...L-L-'-, J>All.l' CB'IJ.'I.IOQIJOII-P . . . . . . .All:lrDLBA&Xa II LOKG.BI.LOW ,...!flO- n •lillie-., - Ouelrtterllllll(lt,p-ltr llr the throe lt u., -IIUeiii- tropbl.., tho ,Ieiiia - lllaeh do.y 1118 bl,sement, 14 ...... II BCrel - 25-® acres lor culUvatlon, barb wire l\mcel, IID8II bara, hen :19. Slop ~ e rooms alloa NCIIII, JaUDdry, prage. flt,500. 31!. HIDt 37.Cordago -Business Opportunity '!.m:sr Growing-companytft I ue u bedrooiDI), "" hr. WORK for hulldozer, reasoDabiP, ho11ri1 r·ate. Ph. 99'!-1208 9 23 Jotc - ·-- - - · - - - - ---··- For Sale or Rent i ROOM house and bath, extra lot. lol 1120 E. Main St. , Pom. eroy, 0. Ph. 992-5334. 10 17 6tp ts,500. •~ lfa7 frame, m. """""'E' City tr... i .. .. AOal& lltQf .• t4eAit- OW, G( . . . . . . - 1 oil - 17 0'1' 111-1' KX&8 11M WOH 'tW.ti!ZQ, IBP KX&I D8V8 WKZS IBPV a.x•ve.-w•·BDZL ..-PYYIV • .............-..... ~~.:C.~!'§ t~~·-==: G'CPO rooms, .... lnlll aeUar. AfMrl M. (!es, Bnktr llela7 411elalld, Salnmo BnUp ttl liM Ill ttl "31 10 20 3tc 1~--,--,..--~ --·-·- DW J bedroom home, gu 111am bell, wall to wall rugs, Jlldt .,_, moclera tllchrio; .... plenty G8blrlel8, room, diDina area, balll, lty room, buill oo garage with beat, full baaement wllb beat, 66 (japrice V-8 Sport Coupe Red finlsh. black vinYl Astro seat•, whitewall tires, P. B. radio, power steorlng & brake&. Powerglide, -. o~ Bux n. Color red, white vinyl top, 396 cu. Ia. oqlne, 'l'llllloo glide trans., powoo: ~ I< brakes radl~t1DM4 glass, factorry air-oond., de uxe trim HBI Ita i. Retail, $4298.40 CLEARANCE $3059.00 ' ' I '· ' ,· ' I 1: : I' . $3560.-GO I : jl ! II • o,: 66lmpel1 H.T. Coupe Colorr while, ted •lnyl trim, power steering & brake~. wheel cover•, P B radio, wl•lw tires, Power· Jl)lde trans. 82'1 engme. Color white, turquoise trim, "'""'"' 1niJIII'fploD, whitewall t1rtc, radio. letlil, $3683.60 QFAIANCE ' il ' 661mp•l• Conv. Coupe ' lUGS BUNNY Ret1il, $2867.20 CLEARANCE ~ $3075.00 ISRACIO\Jll/ WWAT IS TJ.JAT '· Sale! 4 OfficiQI~s .. Cars to Choose From ···' Several Other Impalas, Bel Airs, Biscaynes, Chevelle 55 396, Chevy II Super Sport Cpe. and Corv1irs to Choose NOISE? . large lot, <Qa lot, ti I 74 wltll bulldlai 10 I 10, IUita· ble lor double garage or n · tra &-. load nelgbborhood, .... 14 liOn and scllool, . tmD rlabl at lbl cUy of Sy· neue llgn, go too ft. an4 tura left, 31'11 bouse down tbe row. Marion Reynolds, I . a Retell, $3724.65 a.EARANCE ,, 1 66 Caprice Sport Sedan ,. POM8ROY MOTOR ., ( 0. YOUR CHEW DEALER Open. Evenings Til 9 ,, ... ........ "Tall your brothtr to •ta... hi 1 · · Ia prapartd rt· tntt;y! Hit tar1tt arfta an we: ft rtady for ht!,,tplaah•llownl" a · ' ·"'. '' . ' POIMIOJ, Ohio . u.'loo< ... "" ·~!.;i.·~·~..:.... ......t~ ~..~ .... 111• •1111 .......... ,..•_. . I" .{ - ·· . . . . . . .4 ' ....... I ..;;.JI...,_, ~ ~- l. . . :. 1 ' . · nc..,...~• •· -· JI.J< ~ .• .....,. w W ttH ~J'" YMr .. ..... ~'"'" .. ~ ....... • •••.• . . _ . .. . . . . ' •.L ·• ·•"~•··· qst ... ~--.. · •.~ , ...,; ·, "'f" ~ ',., .. lr IIALPH HEIMDAHL 1'/QU(.D 'II< MIND PU~•IN ' UP I< Ill! PETUNIA 7 ITS QIJITTIN' TIME/ ' �,.... 'I\ I ' fl .' ' I l \ I I II I Il '~ IY HOWIE SCHNEIDE. HEH, HEH, 1l-IG kiD'S GOT IJO MUSCLE , 1J0 GASin.INI! ALLEY ••• AIJD A HEAD UKE lHE II!EIGHJ; IJO BRAVJIJ I ALl. SHe'i GOT IS A R.OCK OF LITTI.£ :g:>EED f GIE!AALTARI ., ' Ill I ' ~- ~.... .... .,. "';::;;:-=.:=-:-:::=--~=::.::.------.!...----· ___ ~-!!:#:!:'~-~2 ~a.:::·=-..!}.'0~-2~· c::_:::: , THE' BORM LOSEra 1 ART SANSOM '<:7 Ia ,.., ,.., 11;7 ol "'' ol ..,., • o. ---- § NOtiCE! ................"'... OPERATION OF THE RACINE PLANING MILL ALONG RT. 124 LITTLE ORF-HAN ANNII . . , ' For :Tire .·, ' ' .,..,. B..i . " ' . Deffl In Moutheud8fll Ohio • POMEROY MOTORS I OP I 66's BUY A 1966 CHEVROLET ... Now --........ .,, ..,..I ·-.:,. .. ... I·"""" ,.., . . ., ._ JOJl SALE - U!ecl coal ace wllb automatic co•lrols and automatic blower, A • 1 A""' '• •• 7 4 , • ., ' ' IMI ..... For Sale 1 WE MEAN BUSINESS, ALL Cars Priced to Go II bedrOIIIIUI), Ll ' ., tlooll eondllioll, $125. awae ware. Pb. 9111-2511, Mlddleport. 0. Ill 18 ate .... 1,_ balbs, basemeol Flloc- IB& till bl art'IIIIPIL tii,OOO. --·----- - Now Taking Applicatillnl FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT 1 LI ' ~ Earn money and pri1et Delivering THE DAILY SENTINEL to Esto~lished Routes. I\, CALL 992-2156 ' &Cllllqe, baUI, lront porch, 111closed back porch. 35.Part or ror S•le or Rent J flbel' u. J:>!Bpab:b81J 42. Luge olh:e e ' offers tremendous business opportuni ty. Part 'time or lull time, for lull details write P. 0. Rox 472, Gallipolis, 0. 10 10 51c recre- house, 1'>11 story frame house, IDeal: <OIJog. I 43-KDowa: BcoL ff.,Telk>' DOWN :LTo dye, • - . . . . '"":L-L-JL-Ji-lt:"4...L-L-'-, J>All.l' CB'IJ.'I.IOQIJOII-P . . . . . . .All:lrDLBA&Xa II LOKG.BI.LOW ,...!flO- n •lillie-., - Ouelrtterllllll(lt,p-ltr llr the throe lt u., -IIUeiii- tropbl.., tho ,Ieiiia - lllaeh do.y 1118 bl,sement, 14 ...... II BCrel - 25-® acres lor culUvatlon, barb wire l\mcel, IID8II bara, hen :19. Slop ~ e rooms alloa NCIIII, JaUDdry, prage. flt,500. 31!. HIDt 37.Cordago -Business Opportunity '!.m:sr Growing-companytft I ue u bedrooiDI), "" hr. WORK for hulldozer, reasoDabiP, ho11ri1 r·ate. Ph. 99'!-1208 9 23 Jotc - ·-- - - · - - - - ---··- For Sale or Rent i ROOM house and bath, extra lot. lol 1120 E. Main St. , Pom. eroy, 0. Ph. 992-5334. 10 17 6tp ts,500. •~ lfa7 frame, m. """""'E' City tr... i .. .. AOal& lltQf .• t4eAit- OW, G( . . . . . . - 1 oil - 17 0'1' 111-1' KX&8 11M WOH 'tW.ti!ZQ, IBP KX&I D8V8 WKZS IBPV a.x•ve.-w•·BDZL ..-PYYIV • .............-..... ~~.:C.~!'§ t~~·-==: G'CPO rooms, .... lnlll aeUar. AfMrl M. (!es, Bnktr llela7 411elalld, Salnmo BnUp ttl liM Ill ttl "31 10 20 3tc 1~--,--,..--~ --·-·- DW J bedroom home, gu 111am bell, wall to wall rugs, Jlldt .,_, moclera tllchrio; .... plenty G8blrlel8, room, diDina area, balll, lty room, buill oo garage with beat, full baaement wllb beat, 66 (japrice V-8 Sport Coupe Red finlsh. black vinYl Astro seat•, whitewall tires, P. B. radio, power steorlng & brake&. Powerglide, -. o~ Bux n. Color red, white vinyl top, 396 cu. Ia. oqlne, 'l'llllloo glide trans., powoo: ~ I< brakes radl~t1DM4 glass, factorry air-oond., de uxe trim HBI Ita i. Retail, $4298.40 CLEARANCE $3059.00 ' ' I '· ' ,· ' I 1: : I' . $3560.-GO I : jl ! II • o,: 66lmpel1 H.T. Coupe Colorr while, ted •lnyl trim, power steering & brake~. wheel cover•, P B radio, wl•lw tires, Power· Jl)lde trans. 82'1 engme. Color white, turquoise trim, "'""'"' 1niJIII'fploD, whitewall t1rtc, radio. letlil, $3683.60 QFAIANCE ' il ' 661mp•l• Conv. Coupe ' lUGS BUNNY Ret1il, $2867.20 CLEARANCE ~ $3075.00 ISRACIO\Jll/ WWAT IS TJ.JAT '· Sale! 4 OfficiQI~s .. Cars to Choose From ···' Several Other Impalas, Bel Airs, Biscaynes, Chevelle 55 396, Chevy II Super Sport Cpe. and Corv1irs to Choose NOISE? . large lot, <Qa lot, ti I 74 wltll bulldlai 10 I 10, IUita· ble lor double garage or n · tra &-. load nelgbborhood, .... 14 liOn and scllool, . tmD rlabl at lbl cUy of Sy· neue llgn, go too ft. an4 tura left, 31'11 bouse down tbe row. Marion Reynolds, I . a Retell, $3724.65 a.EARANCE ,, 1 66 Caprice Sport Sedan ,. POM8ROY MOTOR ., ( 0. YOUR CHEW DEALER Open. Evenings Til 9 ,, ... ........ "Tall your brothtr to •ta... hi 1 · · Ia prapartd rt· tntt;y! Hit tar1tt arfta an we: ft rtady for ht!,,tplaah•llownl" a · ' ·"'. '' . ' POIMIOJ, Ohio . u.'loo< ... "" ·~!.;i.·~·~..:.... ......t~ ~..~ .... 111• •1111 .......... ,..•_. . I" .{ - ·· . . . . . . .4 ' ....... I ..;;.JI...,_, ~ ~- l. . . :. 1 ' . · nc..,...~• •· -· JI.J< ~ .• .....,. w W ttH ~J'" YMr .. ..... ~'"'" .. ~ ....... • •••.• . . _ . .. . . . . ' •.L ·• ·•"~•··· qst ... ~--.. · •.~ , ...,; ·, "'f" ~ ',., .. lr IIALPH HEIMDAHL 1'/QU(.D 'II< MIND PU~•IN ' UP I< Ill! PETUNIA 7 ITS QIJITTIN' TIME/ ' �.' , d Around and About Middleport ly Sentinel, Pom~y-Mlddleport, 0., Oct. 20, 1088 · titer Lands' Poetry, Prose Topics Reviews Given for literary Club lit ,, 1 Deputy Comes . • T InspeCt / 'Chester Unit Harrisonville Club Meets at M.·orr,·s Home i c y Duo 0 pens one . ert ear wtn Evangeliiuc aemc•• bf held at tbe syracuaa Melhod!SI Church Sunday; Qtt. 23:rn"~ Oct. 30 at 7:30 p.m. ea ~ lng with the Rev. Jack Jllplns, evangelist. le ol Rev. JUgglns li I gradua Marietta Cdllege, and of As~ Theologteal Seminary In ·~ tucky, and has been pas)~>!' the Evangelica,l United Brethem Church at Pl. Pleasant •• years. He beld evangel!~ aervices at the Syracu.e churc!l last year. ReV. Wen4eU G. Slut· 1er pastor of the Syracu!lt' Methodlst Chureh, InviteS every· one to attend. ----VISIT IN COLUMJI(JS Mr C•:: Service Held At Ewings for H Iey Brown 1 I J i) ""'~ Dof A CouncJI ° 1 /I •• 81 '""'of Service• Week DistriCt Deputy Is Guest 41 • their impr!:!ssions of the sight. I The meeting was opened w1th sounds and smells of India as ·the <lub coll~cl led by Mrs. t · it was interwoven in their lives Nan Moore, VJCe prestdent, who and that of their family. presided in lbe absence of Mrs. Mrs Zeiher presented a pro- I Carl Horky. During the bUS\· · the name of Mrs · gram·· of poetry . readings taken 1' ness sess10n from the works of Whittier. George Lasher was placed ~n Longfellow and Robert Louis ! the associate lis! and the re~lg- ; . · - - · - - -- · · - - - - I nation ot Mrs. Noah Haskms was accepted with regret. Mts. Haskins has been a member ol the club for twenty-live 0 ~ears. Mrs. Moore reported that Y,early dues were to be paid to Mrs Roger Morgan treasurer. l~spedion was. conducted by F~urteen membe~ responded Edith Wakely, distnd deputy, to roll call giving a childhood when Chester Counnl DaughFollowing the meet· ters of America mel Tuesday me~?ry. Waddell served candy. ' evening, with 39 me~bers and ~~e ~·~t meeting will be held . two other guests, Edith Betzmg at the home ol Mrs. James : Dl!d Faye Parhn. , Euler November 2nd. ' Mary Showalter, counctlor, ' presided and !he meeting opened in ritualistic form. Mrs. Wakely, Mrs. Betzing, junior paat st;>te councilor, and Erma I Cl')larJtl, Council deputy we~e leCeived of!lc!8Uy. Reported 111 ' were Navada Beaver and Luc- The Harrisonville Homemaknile Kraeuter and Mary Parker . ers Club met Monday evemng 1 home from hospital. Doris Koe- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. , Big thanked tbe CouncU for a •Leo Morris. Mrs. Duane ..stan-~ filii sent her while hospitalized. ley presented lesson on Meal , Jnltlation was he\d for one Planning," with all members 1 candidate, Mary Bahr. A prac- participating In • discusSion on 1 lice for the Booster meeting was diet and nutritioa. 1 BENNO AND SYLVIA RAB!NOF announffil for October 23 at 2 The business meeting was pre-[ p.m. , at Tuppers Plains. A cov- sided over by Linda Morris, the ered dish dinner will follow tlJe president. ProjeCtS for the year Qf practice. First nomination of I were discussed and pl~ns were Funeral services for Harley officers was • nnounced for the made to attend a cookmg dem· Brown were held !rom the next meeting. The ways and 1onstration at the Columbia Gas . . l' . d ·n 0 en the Trl· Ewing Chapel Friday ai 2 p.m means committee announced a Co., Middleport, for the Decem· Benne and Sylvia Rabinof, wicJo'v ec~l nmed vto m-plaHO uo, ~~ Sp d ft . with the Rev. Menzel Smn~. 0 20111 bake sale at Chester fire houselber meeting. Coun:y Communuy Concert A' ' ""'·'.: ,·,' ~~aso~. on ~~ ~/~·ama\c~~e::i'y aHi~~ pastor ot the E:oterprtse EUd on Election day. Attending the meeting were noon concert will be p ! esentc~ at 2 31) 1' :O· _on . __c_;; age ---Ch~rch olficlalln&. Special musMrs. Wak.ely commended the IMrs. Dana Young, Mrs. Carl School aud!tonum m GaltiF , .11 oe Helen Vanni join the Camerata Chamber ic was provided by F r 111. 00 "''· 11 WI ' K ed' Mrs Nellie Borg an olis ·1 Council on 1ts wor k and gave a enn ) , · . ' P · . h ,. ·· 1, mezzo soprano and,' Singers in presenting "Liebes~ Buc k, orgarus. grade of excellent. She abo re· Mrs. Don Cotter~tl, Mrs. Rob- The Rabmoh have won t e out. tanal .g earlier the' Var- lider Waltzes" at 8:30 p. m. Burial was in Beech Grove ported on the Natiooal session I ert Jewell, Mrs. Duane Stanley, I esteem, affectiOn and pra\S~ ~~ a~ ":'~'""~:~~ly Company will next Wednesday at the Para • cemetery aud pallbearers wl•ich she attended in New and Mrs. Leo Morns. I muSIC lovers a~d ~llics re ~x- ~lu~~ the series on April 10. mount Theatre in Ashland, Ky. were Sidney and Ralph S~~C· York Also speaking bnelly here and ab~oa · ey a te Membersnip cards for the local er, Paul Frick, Lawrence l.e'l>-11 were Mrs. Betzing, Mrs. Parlin C I S , ed ceptional artiSts, and as 8 a~ Reciprocity lias been extend- association are now being prin- nard, Carl Jennings and Eldon and Mrs. Bohr. Esther R1deo- ,oup e u~pru ,exude a ,trcm~ndous :arm of ed to Tr>-Counly members by ted, but if members have not Weeki. our .on behall ol th• Counc1l. l V pon. A nmversary I and spontane~t) · The/c _I conr-ert associations in SIX received their cards by the day Coming from out of town fqr pre~r nlt"d g1fts to Mrs Wakely, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeut·i the1r reperunre IS WI e an co.l neighborin g co111mUn1ties. Sub· of the nexL concert they may the services were Mr. alJii J\lr~. Bt>LJ. i ri~( IDld Mrs. Cleland . er were pleasan lly surprised] lorful, its range . rncompasses scrillt:'rs to the !oral series are use their receipts fa~ admission Mrs. Harry L. Brown and Jef. At 1t 1r rir."e oJ the meetmg 2:Sunday .evening when a group works of the classiC co~:not~%~ \ remmded th at Eden and Tami.r. in Ashland. frey, Valdosta, Ga.; Mr. ('~k P w; 1 :~ 11':-ts held ami won ~) i of relahves ~arne to theu as well as t_l'l~~e or the ~ re- 1op Israeli ch.lo pianists, w11l l An Gallipolis members plan· Mrs. Honon Brown, Mrs. Morv Sl'""'"ltrr and Gold1e 1home in Racme to help them porary muSic~ans of t ' P 1 - · . Y1 d . t Ashland Wed Herschel Brown Mr. '· Brtreshmenls · · nmgd o nve. o h could pro-· Mrs. Cyrus Autherson, • Wolf,. were ser· 1celebrate t h' e1r 35th we dd'gan m - sentdaY· . . d~ M.,. 1 VE:"d by the re freshment com-I niversary. Final ret:ords bemg tallte : n~s ay evenmg .w o Paul Diehl, Mrs. mill.,; Relr.,hmenl! of Ice cream, following the recpnt annual I vtde transportallon lor student Powers Mr and Mro Rlcharll --·--sandwiches, cake and punch 1TCCA membership drive sho.w · members. ar~ ·~~d tok co~~c~ Quelet~. M~. and Mrs. George 1 were served to Miss Led a Ithat 78 volunterr. workers m: Mrs. Evan . enc ' Ury, Mr . ..nd Mrs. Charl~s 1364 :It~ Mae Kraeuter and Mr. and Gallia, Mason, Meigs and Jack. , 1. · . Turner l\lre. florist Williams !.~J!t J.W I Mrs. Larry Wolfe and Kent and son counties enlisted a me~- ~ Two mo~e arE:a concerts _will and M~s. Ada Foremen, all of FR!11AY, SATURDAY Laren of Racine ; Mr. and Mrs. bership expected to total 535. al- "Respunding In Gratitude," be held thiS month. The Indian- Columbus. and SUNDAY Raymond Krider. Syrll<'use; most 100 more members than was the study program of the apoils Symphony will appear Mr. and MrB. Ira Davis and ~~\v~~;l,3 1Mrs. Mabel Van Meter, Mr . joioed in 19£5. . . Friendly Circle of Trinity Unit- on the stage of the Lancaster Sue and Keith, Mrs. Robert 00 "RETURN TO PEYTON 1 and Mrs. Henrv Eichinger and The increase m membership ed Church of Cbrist Tuesday ev- High School at 8:00 p.m. Simms and Mrs. Alvin Sanford. Carol Lyo1~~A5:;, Chandler Dennis, Donald and Laura Jean enl2rged the ~udgr l for artiSts ening at the church. All •nem- Oct. 31. ana on the same even- East Liverpool; Mr. aud Mrs. -PLUS-\and Mrs. Eddie Hartung of from last year' $1,900 to $3,~0 bers parl ic!pal<'ll in the study \ mg, at 8c15 p.m., the Columbus Floyd Davis, Wellsvllle Mr3. Sandra Dee Peter Fonda Chester; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar this year, enabltn.g the assocla· : which was based on Psa lm 8. Sym~hony ~Ill present's con- George Thornton and Mr. ''TAM~If'o~~ THE \Hartung, Columbus, end the lion's board of d~rectors to se- ~ Mrs. Cor! Kautz, preSident, cerl m M~nelt~ at the ,,ew Ma- Mrs.. Harold Nanna, N e 1 Color honored ·guests. lect the com~ng senes. from conducted the meeting and Mrs. nella Semor Hlgh School on sonville; Mr. and Mrs. Billy II among the highest cahbrll con- I J F 0 f Columbus was we~ Colgate Rd. (Rt. 351). Jack Mullins Huntington W I' t to ing the country une ry t • . cer ar ISs ur · 1 corned as a guest Mr~ . LeonVa., and Mr. and Mrs. Murrian Seren Lewu NamPtl ' Appearmg on the local stage ard Jewell, \I iss Eiizaheth Fickl Long, Parkersburg, W. Va. ToQueen'aCourl . , . and Mrs. Pearl Mora were , MEETTONIGIIT P""""". ~-Mls• Seren Lewis, daughter of Airman Grueser IS named as the nominatmg cumMiddleport Shrine Club TON!CiHT-NOT OPEN Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam E. LewiS, I Endin Active Duty mittee. Plans were made for ' ' ' ' meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock at 116 S. Second Street, Middlepurl , , ~ 1 1 D Grue 'ilent auction at tlle close of 1 its regular headquarters In wa• named a member of the : A~rman fsM. c aasnsd Monrs Wil: the next meeting. Mr and Mrs' Howard C. Middleport preoident John H , Queens Court at oser son o r. . l h k' ld . . ' FRIDAY ond SATURDAY omecolllllllj AI Homeco:n- ' lia~ Grueser, bas received his The heat . Its, a wor se;h . Smith entertained with a party kle announced. All members October 11-11 1 ~he AMU& • ~ ber 15 I service discharge after being \' ICe project m. connection ~~ I Monday afternoon at their home, are invited. "BOY, DID I GET A WRONG NUMBER! mg Day ;~~Vllie~, ~~~~ Swan: i in the U.S. Airforce lor the past World Commumty Day at Gr~e l Lincoln Heights, honoring their ----(Technicolor) Warren lSOn o e , ' Jou r years. He has spen t thP , Episcopal church on Novem r : son Ricky on his birthday. TO DINE OUT Bob Hope Elke Sommer nanoa, N.C.. aduate of : past two years In Japan and , 4. have been completed .. Mrs I The Halloween theme was car- The Riverview Garden Club Phyllis Diller •; ''TERROR IN THE CITY :!~~ Le;~~ ~ ~hool class ol ihas been on duty in Kor"''· Paul Werner made SIX 1klts 0~ 1 ried out in the decorations. Ice will eat out, Oct. 2'1, at Bailey's Lee Grant Rlcbard Bray ~ ~Pr ~~~t of ' Dorland •Thailand, and other points in 'turdy colorful mater•• a.n cream, decorated birthday cake 1 ·Res~;,;ta;;;;ur;;;;a;;;;n;;;;L;;P;;o;;m;;•ro.;.yi;,a;;t;;!iipi;.m;;;;. . s est her of the choir 1 the far east. fJHed them with mnegroomi_ng and coke were served. Favors It Sund1y thru Wednesday Oct. 23-16 Hnuse, a mem enate ai , He came by plane to San , aids The meeting closed ~lthl were party horns and balloons. . ELVIS PRESLEY ~d a m~~ber of the s ~Francisco and on to Middleport the Lord's Prayer in umsou. I Attending were Mrs. Ruth in I He was accompanied by a . An arrangement or mums and I Mulford and Kim, Mrs. Janet "PARADISE-HAWAIIAN I arren I son. STYLE" " ' '------' friend, Pete Hass who has also napkins with autumn leaves P1erce and Randy, Mrs. Joan Technicolor I been disebarged from service. i carried out the fall theme for , Edwards and Troy and Joy Elvis Presley I !lass left Wednesday lor his the dessert course served , by Lynn, Mrs.. Joyce Blankenship Suzanna Lt>igh I Jas. Shlgeta home in Maine. Don accompan- ~Irs. Etza Gilmore Jr. and and Lisa, Mrs. Joyce Blake and ' Donna Butterworth ied him to Columbus and will Mrs. Werner. 1Ruthie, Kathy and Max, and Marianna Hill spend several days there wi th I Paige Carr. The honor~ guest Featurtttt & Colarcartoons Admission: 7Sc & 401:: relaltves. I . received a number of g1fts and ' - - Mrs. Htirry Moore : sendmg 8 gift but unable to at. tend were Mr. and Mrs. ThornI as Garten. Host• Group Two I ''t Mrs. Edith Wakely, dl!trlct deputy of Marietta, was the guest when Syracuse Guiding Star Council No. 124, Dau[lhters of America met In lllelr COUI1Mrs. John Felten of Simp- ell rooitJ, Thursday night, Oct. son, w. Va., Is here at the , 1s. The 'JleeUng was conducted home of her sister, Mrs. Clld' In ~ituaUstlr form Dy I he Bartlett and family, due Ill tl\e councilor ural Thomas. lllness of tllelr mother, Mrs. Edna Sines. . Routine . business was transMrs. Dana Swill, 811 IDgh acted and attending the BoostSt. Middleport, underwent eye er meeting in Marietta was surgery at Holzer Hospital In dlscu!Sed Balloting on two Galllpulls Wednesday morning. candidates was conducted and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence .Mil· accepted for membership. hoan were business visitors In M W k I told of her trip Gallipolis Tu"";d~Y· to :?~w ~.~~City, ~Yhere she Mrs. Edna Smes Is a medic~! tended tho-· Narlonal D. or A. patient at Holzer Hospital m ~~- Con , 11 · bleb was , Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth RusGallipolis. She Is In room :!63. ....,.e ven on, w sell, Racine, visited In CdlumShe had been borne for sev- very Interesting. mlttees bus over the weekend with tbeir era! days with her daughter aud The foll:lnbg th c~uncllor children Mr. and Mn Floyd T. family, the Rev. ~nd Mrs. Clyde ;:1: :;!~, Es~er e Harden: Chapma~ and daughter, SheiBartlell and fam1ly. .. M q t Cottrill d Sadie ley and Mr. and Mrs. Wlll)Jm Group II of the Middleport argare an Burton and daughter, Lisa Ann, First United Presbyterian Thuener; ways and means, Ada K I RtWI"'ll They Church Is sponsorln~ a bake Slack, Eileen Clark and Kath- and son, arnled by E . 0 rphans Clara . were accompa . . h J sale Saturday, Oct. 22, at the ryn nson, ' Shade and Dorothy Dudley Florist building. P r <>- Lavender,. Donna PhelpsEn ~~~~~~· A~. The occasion ceeds from the sale will be used rie Smclalf and Leola oc ' '1 b t Ihe Srd birth-· for the manse repair. kitchen, Marie Rizer, LInd a was to ce e ra ~hich wa• Oct. Sgt. and Mrs. Charles Carnes Lavender and Ann Hemsley; re- d'y of Shelley the eat graN!: of Fl Bragg N:c. have been porters, Mrs. Cottrill and Mrs. 17. Shelley! Is J gr While Ill · · ' ' ,.,., · • SJ ck daughter o Mr. 1)11('8. recent viSitors of Mrs . .,.rnes a · Col bu Mr JoneB was dinmother and father, Mr. and During the soclai hour ~n urn s, . s Ed. Mrs. Raymond Coles of Middle· auction was held With Sylvia ner guest ?' rr, and ~ghbort port and also hiB parents, Mr. Zwilling as auctioneer. Refresh- Levecy, hiS ormer not and' Mrs. Delbert Garnes of ments of Ice cream and cake in M01gs County. Vinton. Mrs .Charles Games is were served honoring the birth· PATIENT IN CIJNIC the former Sandra Hollinshed. day of Mrs. Thuener to these hell 11 Mr Garnes will leave for Viet members, Thelma Grueser, Le- Mrs. Annabel Houdas Na~ llle 23rd of this mont!). ola Enoch, Ada Slack, Sylvia a patient at Galllp<llla Clinic, In Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zwilling, Carrie Sinc!Plr, Ann Room 104. She had ma~r: Hemsley, Kathryn Johnson, gery last Thursday aud . I spent the weekend in with their daughters and Marie Rizet, Ueputy Florence ::w.:e\:::1._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Potts, Clara Lave!l"<'r, Ural -- • th ..... Bobb and Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas, Margarel Cottrill,. Ha- da Lavender .,.. e ••··· Parsons. zel Clark, Sadie 'l'huener, Lin- · Mn. Wakely. ~er lands and other Urnes Stevenson In the world of clllld- 1 lli\'bistory and poetry were ren. Included In the group ?'I ~&tin in review by Mrs. 0. B. \nostalaic poems· were "The -Vil· 1 Sinut and Mrs. Eleanor Welcb lage Blacksmith," "Barel o o 1! tether when the Middleport Lit- Boy," "The Children's Hour," i trary Club met Wednesday aft·. and children's favorites from I emoon at the home of Mrs. ' Mother Goose Rymes. Mrs. Walt•r Waddell. Zeiher prefaced her program Mrs. Stout reviewed 11 T wo with a discussion ol the need Under the Indian Sun" by Jon .for children to be lntrnduced to nnd Rumer Gndden the story 1 poetry and the world of make · of two girls reared 'in England Ibelieve in stories that ~e~e ': and in Jndia. The authors col· on~e a part or every childs l !a borated in the book giving Ilife in school and the home .. ' e. • at. . \ '' . • . enttn e ' \ ' ( \ .ii . \ ~ .;), I ... ~ (;.·~ ~,s:O .. , ... !J ... ~ -·-. ~ ... p ~ ~~----------..___.._.,.._______,_D_e_N_tal_._'-_'11_,_,.. __r_n•_w_•,.r._()f_T_r._M_..,..,:_M_a_on_:.._,._.__..;...._______ H.~ c;. ... .... •• XVIII NO. 161 - ;• . .l.l PGMER®Y-MIIDI:MlEPO~T.. -OHI0'' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1966 "' Aussies reet the President\ ,. ' Middleport Flnmel! -wDl IJI'"liOf a eldeku blroiiHue s.tunlaY. OetObtr il lhe Cfly HaD !'fib .ervlq to beiblll lt.. Ia. ~ ~ ue alllfl oold oat. nts It lhe 1811 tveDI of lbe "":"'.. RIIBOD lfllce lbe departmenl wW lutVt to bloll• wll'k oa Ill ' auual Cllr!Jimu pl'Ojecl of provJdiBI bastell for aeedy famWeo. " Proceed• rfom lbe bAr-becue wW he uHd to lielp pay for lbt ..., hrt truck. 'l'lle BOUSE firemen wW bave 300 aervol both parties looked ID&• and wDI stay on tbe job on the record of the 89tb until lbe oupply 11 gone. This today and - not un- wiD be dae lasl oaldoor diD· •m~lly this close to elec- atr unlb opriDg. scene was viewed by Speaker John W. lrmltck and with alarm by 1bllcan Geralll R. FoiU. appraisals pre UP!, McCormack the 89th Congress as "luiD!Iment," of "great ~pllfthmen1ts," while Ford as most memorable for Kl~nl laUure , to CODit! ·.with Inflation." a, ... ..IOBLD ' $20,000 for Museum the fastest washer sold today! r:; • 1 1 the~ Responses ·n Gratitude are Study Program ?\@,'..l.• _ef'JJ. "'!' ... new / I I MEIGS THEATRE ' ' · S~n-Orying Washer Ricky Smith I Honored Upon HIS 81rthday Wash a load in 4minutes • Spin-dry II in just I minute more • Compact, po1lable, needs no plumbing • Stoll in kitchen, balhroom, closet, anywllere • Uses less waler,l/3 lhe detergent. 1 1 5 !!,IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ! = = ~. = = -= Your Full Service Bank Is •• , OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK I tor = = = ii Elberfelds--Pomeroy ---- Make Elberfelds •In pomeroy your Shopp1ng • center I -= -== = --= 2nd Floor Appliances ·I Serving Meigs Countu 011er 94 Y'"" Member Fedrral Reun>e Buatem ' Membrr Frderal Depodt l!liUI'GflC< Corporation Mrs Harry s. Moure enter· , ----tained Group II of the First Seoul Troop Planl United Presbyterian Churdt. at I '.It Soldr'erl h T esday evenmg 1111 0 her Domeld ~wery presided The Middlepori Senior Scout Mrs ona . ' Troo has made plans to send over the meet mg. I , .P \lel'v!Ce Devotions were gi•ten by Mrs . . Chrlslmas packages to . Moore and Included a reading, I men In VietNam and would hke ''What A Smile Can Do." Mrs. , to secure the names of So!rv· Dwight Wallace gave I report icemen serving there. on the TB levy renewal coming plan to mclude In the up on the November balloll and such Items 88 homemade ca~ urged support of the levy. The dy. paper, pens. gum,.and ~orne traveling basket was sent by town newspapers. Mrs. Joe Bailey. The study les- Any reSide.nt wishing to conson on "Remembering Jonah" tribute mon<fy or loud Items , was given by Mrs. Myron .Mil- may contact Charl<ltb! Teenel l Jer. Plans were made for a or Pam Willia by o:alhng 992- , Thanksgiving dinner. A dessert 5629. The troo~ members will , course WBS served to nine mem· , pick up donatl<lllll. The bo:<esl bers prescnL lmusl be ll!ailed by Nov.li. =. , RhOdes' Goal. t . FRIDAY STORE HOURS ARE . 9 to 8 IN THE EVENING SATURDAY STORE HOURS ARE 9 to 9 IN THE EVENING Big Selections •• Big Values ~n Wearing Apparel for your famlly ~ and Furniture and Furni$hings for yC)ur home. ' ' '-----------~-----------------' J, ,..:...._ J40........ •. -·· .... "Go•~•OI · Candl- , Freeman candidate GO(don ' ' · t~ ' --· ··- ' ,tan~ •I Mtfls Geaenl llolpiW ADMISSIONS - Noue. DJSCIIARGES - Ro Spaun, EdDa 1411$, ¥ttl ', '· � 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 20, 1966 autherson byrd higgenbothen hudkins kersey spurlock