http://66.213.69.5/files/original/35e366251764b972eb3dcb965d0e85df.pdf 1bdfe02f72a45398e5d0ffac1cc145b6 PDF Text Text .t\ c I . • ""'''I "GETA ·- I US£ Uti W .Jib f M Xd .. !~'I:YIIl Bridal Shower Mainly About ··~· Is Given for People In • Mrs. Cleland Pcmeroy Mrs. Earl Cleland was Fred . k C ~yd re- ot honor at a bridal shower A2C enc · . turned to his base. Kmche 1oe, 25 Mich. Thurs~ay . after 8 days leave With hiS parents, Mr. BANK ter in the social room of the p Ch h t Ch . t A Bo d and oth· omeroy urc o rts. M W'll"am d 1 1 an rs.' Y pink, green and white color er relatives. . theme was carried out in the William C. Boyd of Washing- decorations. I ton, D. C. and aunt, Mrs .. ~la Games were played and prlzRipley of Letarl Falls VISit~ es awarded to Mrs. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Sewell, Mrt. Delores Clchmd 1 liam Boyd, R~k _St. . ·and Mrs. Betty Cowan. after Miss Anita H1ggms at Wesler- which the honored guest openville is the ~uest at her grand- ed her gifts. parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Refreshments were served by Drake, Rock Springs Road. the hosteises to those named Mrs. W. A. Morgan returned above and Mrs. Harold om111n, home Tuesday, after a ~evera! Mrs Denver Kapple Mrs. Leo days visit in Columbus w1th her Bry~n, Mrs. Wayne' Zircher daughter and son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Evelyn Young. and Mrs. R. L. Golthardt, and Sending gifts were Mrs. son, Bruce. ert Garner, Mrs. Hazel ~urlon, Mrs. Mary Russell of Waver- Mrs. Julius Sauvage and Linda, )y visited Monday with her cou- Mrs. Greta Simpson, Mrs. sin, Mrs. Myrtle Long. Mrs. Mae Reitmire of New Blanche Cleland, Mrs. AUTO LOAN AND SAVEl" ) , Yes sir-forfast action, savings on over· all cost, and convenient budget-easy monthly payments, our bank auto loans are liard to beat! Come see .•• IIOIIIl ' ' Haven, W. Va. is Ute guest of her sister, Mrs. Susie Fischer, Morning Star. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Meter of Beverly were recent dilUler guests of her sisler, Mrs. SUsie Fischer. ' Your Savings Earn 4% Interest Welker. Mrs. Terry ""''nn, Mrs. Millon Roush, Miss Eliza- beth Duffy, Mrs. Conrad Ohlinger, Mrs. Melvin Smith and Barbara, Mrs. Bob Miller, Mrs. Walter Kennedy and B:ubara, Mrs. Charles Eskew and Janet . Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eggy of and Mrs. Tom Curlls. Belleview, Ky. left Tuesday. af1.5 Ler a several days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keiser, Min- POMEROY NATIONAL BANK er1:'vi!le. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Grueser of Pt. Pleasant, w. Va., Misses Lena and Thelma Grueser, Pomeroy, and Robert Slivers Jr. of Middlepurt, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Har· ry Keiser. Serving Meigs County for over 93 years RUTLAND POMEROY cently given by Mrs. A. L. Phelps Jr. and Mrs. Mary Slo- /nspectl'on Asked Tuesday, Chesler Council, Daughters of America, met in regular session Tuesday evening with 35 members present. Leda Mae Kraeuter, councilor, presided and opened the meeling in ritualistic form. He- Mrs. H. D. lhle and Mrs. Paul portod ill "'"" Letha Koblenlz Keiser ot Columbus were ov~r and Ethel Hart in Hospitals night guests Wednesday of Mr. a.nd Zoan Biggs. The commisand Mrs. Harry Keiser. .swn of Erma Cleland as Kenneth Shoemaker, Mi!lard uty was read. Ethel Bentz Shoemaker and Hubie McCreary named on the good of of Beaver Falls. Pa. were committee replacing Dorothy guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lawson who has muved Davis, Mechanic St., over the It was voted to ask for lloliday weekend. speclion on Tuesday, Ocllob•" Larry Heines has; accepled J~. Jt was announced that employment as industrial engi- ~U'.thda~ of Glenna Hayes, , neer for the Kaiser Aluminum IS 1ll, Will be September 12 and I Company and began his duties members are asked to send her today. a card lo 6079 Taylor Road, ~ •-,·'iti>J?m/lf4tmMl!M¥..:n .. s.4JAl.!'AB,; Gahanna, Ohio. The good of ~ der committee announced a si- Member Federal Reserve System <' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CLEAR THE LOT a ~ Around And ~ About ~ ~ WHOLESALE PRICES PREVAIL AT METROPOLITAN MOTORS 1964 RAMBLER 161 4 Dr. Sto. Wagon Custom 330 Standard trans., on• owner, like new, IH it 1961 FORD VB Galtxit 2 Dr. Hardtop. Full power, It's thorp 1960 RAMBLER Ambo111dor Sto. Wagon. Full powor. It's cltan oncl solid, ono locol ownor 1959 CHEVROLET VI lol Air 4 Dr. Hordtop. G,..n ond whlttt, ciHn like now Middlervtrf fl"' Miss Karen McElhinny returned to Ohio University Septernber 5 to begin work on her master's degree after spending two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ~cEihinny . Mr. and Mrs. McElhmny have re~ turned to Indiana where he is employed. Mr. and Mrs. George Cabeen of Columbus, visited T~;~::~:~~ in Middleport with her 1 , EVERY CAR & TRUCK ON SALE ,...- I; j Mr. and Mrs. ~'red \~~~ ( On Saturday Elberlelds Are Open Unti19 in the Do Your Giris Famdy Shopping Saturday See our special group of girls Soturdoy tho 11th Is tho lilt day of our fortable and easy to care for - $1.35 Stockings lor $J.09 a pair ond $1.65 Stockings It $J-29 • pair dresses - they're preHy, com· all the new fall styles, NEW ORLEANS (UPI)-:-The to teens and the hard to fit chubby girls. DISH CLOTHS Woven terry Dish Cloth• and multi colored Dish Cloths. Large Si2e. the busy Ready To Wear WOMENS COTTON SLACK BLOUSES · vicky raugnn ....... auclion lor the next meet· Practice on receiving nalion- ~I and state officers and · held ctl the next meeting. tion practice for inspection also the Booster meeting in vember will be held October The next meeting wiJI be Se~' i l tember 21 and quarterly days will be observed with potluck refreshments. BOYS "SPURS" Western Style Jeans Solid colors, Ioden green, black, wheat, faded blue. Sizes 6 to 18, made in a slim fit, taper leg, zipper fly, 100% cotton. sanforized shrunk. Siloo ' .. 12 \ Slus 14 .. 11 NEVER NEED IRONING MEN'S SLACKS Another llo Shlpmtnll Connon Fino Mudtn tnd pr. $195 1956 PONTIAC 2 Dr. Htrdtop. Llkt now In every _, 1956 OLDSMOBILE 4 Dr. Htrd Top 1955 CHRYSLER 2 Dr. Hardtop. full JIC'W" 1955 LINCOLN 4 Dr. Stdon. Full powor. A rHI car 1953 INTERNATIONAL 2 Ton Dump. Good old truck. Nlct dump bod 1952 IUIC:K Supor 2 Dr. Rlvorlt. Runs lint Flue f..W.. detaillog lo o classic shirt. A 651 Dacron• Polyester, 35$ .,._ drip-d<f, with Bennuda collar ODd roll- "'I lieeve&. Can be WOrD in 01' No .. white, &Oft -~~. rkb fashion shades ond deep dad: tones. Sizes 8 thru 18. Of course &'o a Shape)jl Ciassl<. $4.00 BAHR CLOTHIERS eBrown ePENNY LOAFERS - I l l ' Nil lo !lot "'illy ...... Yoo/,. wlth I,..,. Vlcily Ytot~Jo, with IIIIo -.lolf111 owi.. of holhor wool oad •rloo e BUCKLE LOAFERS ~lor,...., ROUSH'S SHOE STORE H. 2hd Avo. Middleport -OPEN TONIGHT • SEE US AT .... Elberfeldt W1rehou.. If PIUOW CASES eBiack W.N. La.,.. tqua,. fOliar, eQ conlrutin1 color IUede clotll ... pipl,._ Ckor, bluo or,..... 5 .. 15. Now Is the time for you to stop In and see this beautiful selection of Womens Dresses-on display in the busy Ready to Wear Department. Dresses you'll went to own whJ!n you see this outstanding group. The latest new"'fall styles, colors and falJ. rlcs, dressy and tailored styles. AU by top manufacturers. "Toni Todd" ''VIcky Voughn" "Bttty Hortford" "Hortfcrd Cloulca" "StocoyAmll'' "Btrkohlre" "Ltdy Lour•" "Goy Gibson" "Koy Windsor" "Non L•ll•" "Porkohlre" on White, Solid Colors, Stripes, Floral Patterns Mlchlnlc St,.... SPECIAL PURCHASE! TERRIFIC VALUE! BATH MATS Irregulars of well known brands of $2.99 to $6.91 ~~ . WHILE THEY WT •l" lllh 6:00 TO 8:00 Save Your Saleslips from ••• For Connnlenco of Cuatomoro ond $happen Farmers Bank &Savings Co. O. j Member FDIC l'omtroy -------- ' I llberfelds' . WORLD LINOlEUM and eiTALIAN LOAFERS Middleport, 0. Pomtroy, at the luy Your Now Connon Combopun Por<ole 1955 FORD VB 2 Dr. Folrlono. Rod oncl whitt METROPOLITAN MOTORS GOOD SPECIE - Here with Dr. Riley Is Henry Bahr, supervisor for the southern area fm· the Ohio Reclamation. This tree, elso planted in 1956 is a cottonwood, a good pulpwood specie. It is nearly 12 inches in diameter and is more than 40 feet taiL One row each of locust, •ycamore and cottonwood was planted alongside the Alder for comparison. Now lo tho Tlmo t. BED SHEm 1957 PONTIAt; 2 Dr. Stor Chltf Hordtop. Nico, Only _ $3-49 $4,95 1957 V. W. IHutlful whlto finish ALL CARS MUST BE SOLDI $2.98 Made of 85% cotton, 15% 400 nyl~n. Korotroa process makes permanent press. SIZes 29 to 42 waist measure and in your correct length. Choose &he beltless style, with full taper leg and no cuffs, or regular ivy model that has belt !bops and II cuffed. Solid colors, black, Ioden green, or black. 1957 RAMBLER Cuchom 4 Dr. Automotla nl~ SPORT SHIRTS $J.99 19571MPERIAL 4 Dr. Air conclltlontd. Full power, ll'o cltan ' MENS LONG SLEEVE $4,95 bus to Columbia, South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sharp and son, Ronnie of Reynolds- 1957 FORD VI Stotlon Wagon 2 Dr. Nico ' Beautiful gay printed polished cotton tailored blouse''• '!4 length roll sleeves, convertible collars, dyed to match our helanca strelch pants. Sizes 32 to 38. Campus and Mr. Wrangler Shirts that. never need ironing. Solid colors and .colorful pla1d patte~DJ­ Sizes Small (14-14~ medmm (15-J5'h) large (1616'hl and extra large (17-171'.). mg was held and will also 1957 OLDS Super 88 4 Dr. Hardtop. Full powtr I 15c GIRLS LOAFERS 1951 FORD VB 4 Dr. Station Wagon I Department. ,._otf. OAW~ 1o YAV4tl Betsy, in two weeks of wan- Louisiana was officially esti-r Louisiana was declared a dis- claimed at least 29 live:~~ in a a swift tour of ravaged New dering across the C~:~ribbean mated at $30..$40 million. aste.- area. meandering S-shaped path Orleans Friday wu visibl' Sea, the southern t1p of Flori- , Nobody had yet estimated . Besides the 19 dead in Louis- through Florida, across lhe shaken by the d ti ..... da, the upper Gulf of Mex1co the total damage. Pres1dent 1aua, 8 persons were dead and ,.. . . .. ! . evasta on CUM and Louisiana killed at least 30 Johnson made a quick tour of 3 missing in Florida and three uulf of MexJ~ mto loU1smna. 1the suffenng. Back in Washlnipersons and i11jured hundreds. shattered New Orleans Friday persons were killed in highway More were m1ssmg and feared ton, he threw the full weight ~ At least 10 persons were kil- night. Visibly shaken, he re- accidents on storm-swept high- dead and the injured number- the federal government into r• led in Looisiana and more turned lo Washington and ways in Arkansas. ed in the hundreds. The storm building ~sianl and t b 1 dead were expected to be found threw the full / weight of the 1 The two-week-old storm that also mauled Mississippi's Gulf. state was declared a major di• when the flood waters recede. government into the task of re- 1was born off the northeast Coast. Iaster area. Federal troop1 lbe damage to crops alone in building. I shoulder of South America PRESIDENT JOHNSON liN( from Ft. Polk moved in to belp. 1 1 1 Constitution See them all on displav in 1959 PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. VB, outo. trona. Cloon cor 1951 OLDS Super 81 4 Dr. Hardtop. Full power of !herr homes. CANNON ley visited with Mrs. Nellie Vale, a patient al Gallipolls Qinic. 1951 CHEVROLET 4 Dr. VB R&H, outo. trono. ramy remnants of Hurr1cane Betsy pushed into the Memphis; Tenn., art~a today. Four hundred miles to the south, where Betsy's devastation was wo~t, new floods drove more resute~ts of New Orleans out sizes from tots Sharp and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haptonstall and family. Miss Mabel Hysell and Miss Mildred Hawley were in Gallipolis Wednesday where Miss Hysell underwent a checkup at Holzer Hospital and Miss Haw- 1959 RAMBLER 2 Dr. Sto, Wag. Just overhouled In fino ohope 1959 RAMBLER 4 Dr. Stdan, R&H. Overdrive. Complotoly ovorhoultd, rool economy cor By ROBERT SCHAEFER United Pre•• lnternaHooal colors and fabrics - They are .noving from Colum- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert I I VOL XVII Elberfelds In Pomeroy BERKSHIRE STOCKING SALE • ent~_ ne Dresses At burg visiled Sunday with his j I . at y ~ Porn,eroy . Coeds Admitted As Offenders Training Place • IS Topic for DAR �· - _... _.,... __ _ ___ ' ____; 2,Dailv Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, ~ept ll, 19G5 -~ -· ~ - Hospital Ntws - Holzer Nurses Make Excellent Showing Three lttjured In Auto Wrerk Friday Night Long Bottom Society News Dally !entlnel, Pomero,.MIIfdlerortr o.;ft,.. 11, 19fll.l Tornadoes Get 38-14 Grid Whacking from McArthur Panthers Win Opener 12-6 BACHTEL STADIUM - Tne Pomeroy Panthers htt for a p1.11r of touchdowns cn the first lwll, une commg on a bnllwnt bootleg play for 80 yards by Halfback Bruce Scmpson, then held on to defeat the White Fal'""' 12-6 ll was the openmg g'me of the l91i5 season for the Panlill'" led by new Head Coach Bud Bcckel For Wahama, the loss wos the Falcon > fcrst after wmnmg theu opener last week •t Buffalo Down 12-!1 w1th four mmutes l•lt 1n the holf Ihe Folcons (Jo~ted s1x pomls w1th a 66 yard The game, one of the most whistle miested or all time, opened wcth the Panthers full or l~re Though hurt by penallies, the Panthers put the ball cn play on thecr own 35 and m e1ght plays Howard English, 170lb fullback ccrcled hcs left end to score Hcs punch tor the e~tra pomt was short by a yard The Panthers scored a gam w1th four mmutes left m I he half Sawyers, forced to punt from m1dfccld, got the ball to the Pomeroy 20 where Dcck Kn1ght and Scmpson played ~orne sle1ght of hand and WaUnvl 1ed b• burly 1711 lb lull 1 1Mm <~ neve1 IOf ,Jird the ball un 1 Th d 1 J.Jck Carby Sa\;yer s ey ha tJ .too I<Jtc taken th( PomcJoV kt(ko!l Jol Kmght <.~nd Stmpson crossed l.owmg the Panthers' second S1mpson kerpmg tht• ball but I D - the bootleg - and w1th trottmg easily to the left s1de:tlwyer carrvmg nme hmes ror !me as Kmght femted the other 54 yards the F'alcons scored way loolmg the Fnlcon defendWith two mmutes left Sawyer eJs went Jn from the five Sawyers Nobody put a hand on StmpkKk for the extra pomt w<.~s son as he turned on h1s speed w1de to go down the s1delmes 80 1 hat's how the game ended ya1 ds to score English s EP some 26 mmutes later With try agcun was short ne1ther club able agam to mus Sawyers a workhorse of great lt>1 a cons1stent, erro1 • free stamma carr1ed the ball 25 dnve to score I times lor 104 }ards Wahama outgalned Pomeroy on the ground l4S W 109 yards Ray Vanan, who Ia 1964 passed well, was off target Friday mght hllting only 3 of 15 shot. for 16 net yards, WJth two becng cntercepted The Panthers' quarterback dun, Dcck Kmght and D 0 n Swtsher, attempted 8 passes, bit 4, and had 000 pccked off Both clubs threatened mildly oft and 00 10 the second but neither could overcome lhe peoalt trouble The Panthers were stoy ed once on the Waharna t ea~~ 10 the fourth quarter (oa<h Ron Rtchardson s hoy" 1"me I" a hal t at lh" ·~ on an STAT CHART Po.m Wah 1st d'll'ffis . •.. .• 10 l2 The McArthur Generals, load oa ll at the 35 and WOJ stopped carr1eo and '11lela, 74 yards 11 Total yds rush. IIIII 143 ed wcth 13 returrung lettermen, 1qUickh bv Mcke Jenklllll It was three cames. Yards Pass 39 18 broke a Aeadlocked score m1d· from there McArhur hepu Second 1eam players Wert Total yards 148 159 way through the thcrd quarter grcndcng out yardage that re- ealled upoo by Coach Deem to Punts, yds. 4 av 32 3 av 30 and went oo to plaster vwtmg suited m tts first am-pointer. play several mlllutea ill the bill Pass all •• - .. . . 8 15 Southern 38-14 Fr1day mght Tom Pe.eock's kick · ol1 was pennd. Pass Comp. •. , 4 3 McArthur broke the ga!llf wcde 1taken at the 15 after the Gener- The Tomadnea will boll SoulbPass Int. , _ I 2 "Walt Spot, my home rua open aftel taking • 1U lead lals scored A reverae was hand- western next Friday night. Penalltes . .. . , 152 55 ..,.,o•t count onle11 I wueh w1th 3 mmutes and 26 seoonda led beauutully by Halfbacks By Qulll'lers: Fumbles (lost) 2 of 5 3 of 5 lbat baoe!" left m the third percnd on a si1 John McCimtock and Sherm Southern - .... 0 6 0 I - 14 Startmg Jmeups (offense) pomted by Fullback Dannv Cundiff along With Jenkmo, McArthur , i 0 8 18- 31 Pomeroy - B1U Moore, Rex Smith thaf resu lted m Cundiff running TO's - Southern, Cundiff, 1 Ccmuogs, ends; Rod Karr, Sm1th the Generals' hard the ball to the Southern 48 yd run, TheiSs, 70 yd nm; Dcck Werry, tackles; B cll nosed workhoMCe, plowed over Southern then ground out yard.! McArthur, Sllllth, II yd MID Neaae, Jeff Gibbs, guards, Carfrom the two yard lme With the age that resulled m Its fcrst land two yd run, Peters, 46 and !\OD Crow, cent.er. Backs· Dick Ohio Higb Scbool FoatbaD • ahead touchdown Smith's touchdown on a one yard carry l70 yd runs. Calvm 41 yc:l 1'\lD Kmght Don Sw1sher Howard By UnJttd Pms concluded a drnre that I by Cundiff, a )umor halfback and Hughes 41 yd pass Ulter• " " ' '" h h s h 8 started on the McAtbur 30-yard Cundiff's touchdown came w1th ' cept1on EP'o - Cundiff tor mcomplete p1.1ss Most of F.ngh~ Ro ert mtl rure 1 Columbus Hartley 24 stnpe bf>gmnm~ the second 9 mmutes and 40 seconds left, Southern and Srmth for McAr· the Ia was belween the 20 Stmpson Subs Jon Gumther ,l Columbus Eastmoor 2 half tn fllf' flr<;l rn~lt alt~>r QuartE>r hur one each ardpi•nyes Bill Francis, Ray Zirkle Lerm1e Zanesvi ll e 20 I Y I Van Meter Tom Harr1s, CharThe Generals then went on 10 back F:l 11 h (;rut> .. Pr connected on Soutb'a McArthur fhe Panthers were penahzed les Hysell, Andy Porter Columbus Central o tally four touchdowns - two oy a 19 Vllrd ;wn;-~1 tn ~ld '•n! 1r k Yards Jtusbmg 168 28& 152 yards by rough count, and 1 Waharna _ Harry Van Meter Columbus DeSales 22 Ml'CI1 ntn( k was hau1 Pd down 'r'ds Pas!lln& 19 rt 1 R1ght End M1ke Pe.>rs - •n the Fe~kons 55, but ne1ther fl· Vance Dawson, ends George Columbus Lmden 0 the fmal 12 mmutes ol act1on on lhP nn" 'rurl ,Jrrrw !mt Cun Total Vds 187 tQ gur~ mdicates the whistle blow Columbus North 19 McArthur's fourth quarter d1ft w,.nt m lor the tourhdown Pas~es Attmpt . . HI 3 k f l f .N Rando lph, Bob Thompson, tactouchdowns were scored on a on the next plav It wa~ rm a Passes Comp. 1 a 1 0 mg wor t e re erees urn- kles , Randy Weaver P 1 u1 Hoff Worthmgton 14 146 yard kick-off return and 70 fourth and 10 . , 1tuRt 1on that CruP- Passes Inter. ~ 0 erous penallles were rerusrd as man, guards. Ray Redman, T v 11 12 ta t 11 unw1se eays a ey yard pass mterceptlon run back ISP.r h1t hts nr~ ..,-: t:-~rr'fl ! \1 1 ( hn fumbles 3 l c Jra Y center Backs Ray Vanan Lar Columbus Walnut R1dge 6• both or P10 ters , a 46 run by Quar tock s h y for Il l( f'x tra pomts Fumbles Lo 5t 0 1 For the Panther~, top ball by Sawyers, Ronmr Russell, Columbus Ready 48 1terba ck Rick Calvm and 8 41 1wa:;~ stopped :o llort nt tilt' goa l first uowus 7 11 camer y,as Enghsh w1th 57 Ralph Batey Subs Mark Gnn· Columbus Whetstone 8 yard run b}' Hughes a reserve lme Pena!IJeB 2$ 30 ycirds m 11 carnes Stmpson stead, Geilrge Johnson, Mike Upper Arlmgton 20 halfback on a pass mtercept 1on C)TflEH fOLIC Hllii\\N SIARIING LINE UPS had 34 m SIX rushes Redmond Lancaster 17 FIRST HALF Fullback Tom The J ~~ R sen Southern Danny Evans, and Logan 16 Bexley & Coach Ron Deems Tornadoes 101 tall1ed Souther11 ~ 11nl\ oth M1ke Jenkms ends , Dave London 34 pl"ymg the1r f•rst ~dme under er tnurhd&\'on w1th 42 sec1mds Spencer and M1ke Ihle, tackles; (;reenileld McClam 0 h1s leadership battled McArth· r rP.marmng m thP. game SteH' Omle} and Tom W1cklme Grandview lti Hilliard ta ur crack lor crack rn the first The1ss carrvmg the h~ll on gmmi s Bill Hlrd. center, Bob Canal Wmchester 35 two stanzas the f1rs! dowr attN Rd l B1rd Gruser quarterback, John PJckP.nngton 0 The Genf>ralll grabbed a 6-0 j remvered a Gt>nerals tumble \1cCimtock and Sherm Cu d1H Marysville 26 Richwood 0 lead w1th 23 seconds remam broke throu1:1h the \1 r Art h11 r sec h<:~ lfb,l('ks lorn The1ss fullback~ Granv11le 8 Ut1ca 6 mg 1n the f11 . . t quarter when ondary and rared 7 y<~ r d~ for McArthur, Jake Coleman and Newark 43 Toledo Whitmer 0 Sm 1lh camed lor 10 yards a I the score Cund1ll !hen wt:'nt m M1ke Peters ends David Crow Belpre 24 Glou!ter 0 roundt he nght Side to end a Cor the extra po mts and Emmet t Conway tack les. Athess 42 New Lextsgt(ln 0 65 yard dr1ve 1 Cund tft the !orn<tdo 'Aiork 1Tom Peacock and John Good· Nelsonville 56 The Plams 0 Southern had taken the game I horse earned 16 tJmt!s and wm g llard ~ Gary Swmgle cen· Mar1etta 23 Wellston o opemng k1ck off, but Denms Ev 1gamed a net total ot 52 yards 1 ter Hrck Calvm quarterback : Lebanon 20 Hillsboro 16 an was forced lo punt on a 1McCimtock a Jumor halfback Herb KmmMn and Frank Ra· Xema 32. washington c H o fourth and four SituatiOn at the 1ramed 24 va1d~ 1n seven car donr halfbacks Danny sm 1th 44 McArthur's Peters look the nes Grueser 22 1ards m four fullba ck ' Kenton 16 Upper Sllndusky t4 Ph1lo 22 Newcomerstown 6 ScOreS 1 I I 1 1 1 New Lexcngton o1 Aloy>~us ~~:~~~~~;g~r~~~e~ o Alfred 8 28 Blue Dev1•ts 0verpowered By Chauncey-Dover Team - - - - - - - West Muskmgum 14 New Boston 22 Minford 6 Waverly 34 Northwest 0 1 Bellefontame 26 Urbann 0 Da~ ton Colonel Whtte 6 Dayton Fa1rv1ew 0 Middletown 47 The Chancey - Dover Blue the four yard strrpe ror Chaun Ea::.tern WI!\ be host lo North K tt F t Dev1is runmng out uf a smgle eey s score ~gam Ko ,tl\. al Ga!l·a nex1 F'rrda} mght 121 Ma:sf~;,1;gSen~~~m~ln West I wtng, overpowered E:as111n's 1l kicked !he ex:tra pomt H\' qU~art ers Eagleo for an easy 38·0 vtctory Bndge•ater plunged from the Eastern 0 000- 0 Cuyahoga Fa II s 0 F h Shelb 34 Mansfield Malabar 14 nday mght m t ell' season two yard lme for the next C- D C ~ 15 7 7 7 _ 36 yth R I opener touchdown v.1th Kosli\al kJC'kc-D Scormg Bndgewater ' M(' Ar ur 38 acme 12 .. Thost bovs were )Usl to I mg the conversiOn and Thoma s 2.1 ~ ard run and 2 yd carry STOPPED SHORT - Closest the Panthers got to the Colurn bllS Brookh aven 20 " ' PI strong for us commented Ea bangf'd over from the one ff)r Thomas 4 yard and 6 \iard car· Wahama ~ alcon's goal lcne m th• second half was the M ea~ant ~Jew : gles Head Coach D1ck Martm the fmal SIX pomters of the fit' S \iye on 44 yd p~ss rrom ecght yard line and here, above , IS how tt happened The anon • ran 10 4 The Athens countv crew scor- game m the cuncludmg stanza 1 Bndgewaler ball earners mashed onto the tulf by a Wahama tackler, Ham1lton Township 0 h f t t d : I ed twcce cn t e ~s : a~za han Eastern left halfback G• ry I STATISTIC!! wclh Falcons Larry Fry, Lynn Tennant, George Johnson, Columbus Watterson 52 Columbus South ;nee! moretm eacE ~ t e t ree l Wulf highlighted the Eagle~ o! Ea!iil C-D Ronnte Russell, ready lo pounce cf needed, and the Pan ma quar ers as ern was fensJVP WJfh two good end run s Fu-st dOw 01 5 I' thers' Rod Karr, extreme nght , still headcng for coveted Co lumbus West 12 Chillicothe 0 able to penetrate deep mto c D th d h • , W II - one at net te t e VISitors Yards Rusb 104 261 paydtrt At nght, the Falcon's burly Carby Sawyers, 170 Wh 1tehaII '"' estervi e 8 terr1tory twtce but never man· 4() ards ' ' Y Yards Puss. 92 96 lb fullback, reels off a long gamer around hts left end m Groveport t9 West Jefferson 12 ed t 0 rf I tailbs k A 55 yard pass comrtet1on Total \ard• 196 36.1 the touchdown dnve late cn the hrst half His tacklec ~1-anklm Hecghts 30 Mcfflm 1~ "'ICha ~e Gi WlBcedy s powe u ' 'I frmn Qu.i:lrteJ back Mil\ t tm Pass Attemp. 12 1 cannot be 1dentcfled, but Dcck Wecry, Panther tackle, IS Gahanna Lmcoln 14 enp T1 gewater, was 8 00ut to John Poo ler moved 1:. ,tern Pass Comp. 4 rushmg up to help cf needed - Sentmel Photos Reynoldsburg fl the whole show For the Blue 1 ----------S-101 Circleville 48 Grove City 0 Devil, as he ran over two I ;::: ~~~~ yard line as the Punts Delaware Hayes 32 touchdown• and heaved a 44- _ _ Penalties Buckeye Valley 0 yard TD pass Fuli!Jsck Thorn Watkms Memor1al 14 a!l also ltC(}fed tw1crt for the Lcckmg Hecgbts 14 (lie) wcnners carroll 28 Logan Elm 0 Bndgewater opened the scorGalhpohs 12 Ironton 0 mg m the r1rst penod when he Sandusky 16 Lakewood 0 went around left end for 25 r Hecghts 20 yards to hit paydcrt Stanley By CURT BLOCK year and reduced thetr magic aple Hecghts 20 1t1e) then tossed cncomplete to UPI Sports Wriler number for a pennant party ID oke North 16 Mayfceld t Brcdgewater on the extra pomt J1m Perry , who mfly be part 12 Chesapeake 6 attempt of c-: s1bhng ••valry next month, Perry V!l. Perry on the Huntmgton (W a ) Vmson J The next f1rst stanza sJx-pomthas a oousm'' nght m b1s own mound m the series would be River Local 25 • was scored on the 44 yard 5-PC MONARCH FOLDING SET league remJruscent of the Boyer-Seyer Pades City, W Va 0 pass from Bndgewater to end Perry, the surprcse of the (Ken and Cietel mat,chup at Canton McKcnley 32 Nye Kos(jval k1cke<l the conMmnesola Twms pttchmg staff third base 10 last year I CardiAkron Hoban t vers10n between the· upr1ghts. over the second half ol the sea- nal ~ Yankee senes. Canton South 28 In the second period, 1t wa!l so,, could be p1tted agamst hiS Lfngtheo Lfad Cantoa Lincoln & Thomas who plowed over from brother, Gaylor, in the World The TWillS lendlhened their Akron South 18 Akron Central a 1f the San Franccsco Gc- lead to ecgbt gam._. 'I'"" h Senes ,By Unned Press I.Dternatlonal (night) - Farrell (10-9) vs 0 w ea c•• •w Akron East 20 Akron Garfceid 6 and 10 firerneo were InJure< National League teen 112_14 ) ants wmd up on lop cn tbe Na ca 0 lost to New York il-l, and Struthers 12 Alliance 8 while fightcng the blaze tiona! League g ' W. L. Pet GB Sunday'• Gam('& The , 1r1, 10 Minnesota's case Baltimore spht w1th Kansas San Francisco 80 59 576 Ccncmnau at P1tlshu1 gh City mncno H and dru~•• less ¥r Fred Blrtcher of Porn became somewhat smaUer Fri' •oe yroaoe ape eroy called on Mrs Ethel Rife Los Angeles 8t 61 570 ¥a 1M1lwaukee at New York da 01 ht when the Twcns heat the liJ8btcap, llhl, ID edge past Half of the 1Q vcctorlet ~ , d afternoon Cmonnat1 80 62 f163 1~ St Lmus at Philadelphia Y g ~ the White Sox mto second place over the Beantowners (he has and tamlly Satur ay Boston 8 i for thecr lath wiD cn He called on Mr and Mrs 78 62 55", 2"2 Houston a t 1..os Ange1es M1lwau kee wtth the Red Sox this by one percentage point Jn 1not lost to them) snd hlB eam16 Plll sburgh 78 66 542 41h Chicago at San Francisco, 2 gamea other American League action, ed run average IS a rufty 150 l'harles R1te- also Ph1l•delph1a 72 68 .514 8"' Amerccan League Detroit blanked Clevel.tod :I-ll Good Show•ng FIRE LOSSES SET 1 91 • · at Waslungton _ and Washcngtoo downed Caiilor- Not bad lor 1 28-year-<>ld COLUMBUS (UPll -;;/:: ";: St Loucs 70 72 493 11¥2 W. L. Pet. GB Tc~n~ Chcrago 65 78 445523 2171" MBa'"ltnllensoorlea !)I) 54 621 Bru~~to~~DI vs Narum (4-121 rua, 4-1. righthander who hurled only day causes an edstdcm~ ed Hou ston W 82 " Rt 61 510 8 th N Le Sa -3 th fcrst dX hon damage an es oy , New York 45 99 313 37'k Chicago 82 62 569 8 Mcnnesota at Boston - Pas- 1n e atcona 1 ague, n1 2 mmngs over • of th strike • boUnd Central cuai IB3) vs. Lonltorg (!1- Frascisco held first place wctb weeks of the campacgn and was • Co 0111Frcday's Results Detrott 79 64 552 lO 'k 151 a 5-2 trcumph over Oncago Los llhcs close to being 1 member Tablet Manufaclurcng ted Milwaukee 3 New York I, mght Cleveland 77 64 .546 ll 'k New York at Cluca•o (nigh!) Ange les whipped Houston' 5-2· of 1 Minnesota farnc team emlo said arson Jl auspec Phciadelph1a 5 St LouiS 4, l2 New York 70 75 483 20'k o • j.=;.:;.~;;;;;;;;;;:_;:;;;;;_;;:;;;__;,;;.,.;~-----""" ms mght Cahfornca 66 78 458 24 - Ford (14-101 vs Howard (7-7) Pttlsburgh whctewashed Cmccnp1usburgl1 7 Cmcmnatc o, mght washcngton 63 Btl 441 26 ¥2 Kansas C1ty at B>lltKnore nat1 7-!1 Phtladeiphi~ rupped St. Los Angeles 5 Afouston 2, mght Boston 56 88 "397 l4 (mght) - Sheldon (7-7) vs Bun- Loucs 5-4 ID 12 innings, and MilSan FranciSco 5 Chccago 2, n Kansas City 52 90 366 J7 ker [8-7) waukee downed New York $-1. Saturday's Probable Pitehen Friday's l\eluhs SUnday's Games Perry's vcctory "er the Red Mtlwaukee at New York Baltimore 5 Kansas Ccty 2, lst Detroit at Cleveland I Sox was no masterpiece as he Clonmger (20 9) vs Jackson 17· tw11Jght Cahforma at Washtngton .., lasted ouiy & 1·3 imtings and alEven It the regulw prlee, tH 181 Kansas c1ty 10 Baltimore 5, 2nd !' New York a~ Clncago lowed fcve runs, three of which MoniKCh S.t Is a buy Comes in Ccnccnnall at Pcttsburgh _ night Kansas Ccty at Baltimort were eared. But the WID kepi Antlqlll Tin or Antique Whitt, wrth Mil Ioney [17-71 vs. Scsk (\1-2), Mmnosoia 8 Boston 5, rught 1Minnesota at_B~~o_ n_ "" record ag&Uiat Boaton opotertr•sturdy 1teet l~p and SamsonChlcago at Sao Franccsco - Washmgton I Cahfornca 1, mght lie'' uof&lstve slide locks on ttlt Buhl < tJ-10> vs Shaw 115-8) Detrmt 2 Cleveland o, rught tablt '"d ' - a uftty hlngH "' St Loucs at Phdadelph11 New York 3 Ch1cago 1, mght tNt ttllirs that pr1~n1 pu!d1ICI SeeThe (ncght) - Stallard (IIHl) vs Saturday's Probable Pltebers 1~1'" Blilol oNmtl finish ~ chtpShort (16-9) Detro1t at Cleveland - Re'"lotMit V1nyl tab~ top ond plddocl Full Line Houston at Los Angeles gan H-4) or Sparma U:l-7) vs cblirl wtjll ot1111 mtty lloncllfind All Lad1es Interested In bowbng In a begmners At ... fGr dunll1ilty IIlii arvloo. league reporrt for free Bowlmg mstructions PI the Pomeroy llowling Lanes 10 AM. Tuesday, Septem1 al Twins Magic UPI Briefs Number (Contmued from page 1 two other VIllage ~ m \hf' l'lr!" a a U S m1l1 ta1\ ~rn'< e mnn announced The V1et Cong al so fired on the headqu<1rte1 s ol the lUlh South V1etnamf' se 1nrantry dl\1 sum m tht> provmc1al cap1ta 1 o'i Xllan Loc, pnnc1pal towo m t,c E:trf'a but <tpparenth mll~e at te mpt to se1ze the IO\\ D SAN ~ RANCISCO - SAN Francl<:(.:O s neY."paper readers !' Wi ll have only one mormng p<::~· per and one alternoon pape1 to 1 rf'a.d m xt Mon<lr~v a ~ 1 rr. S11!t ol <1 maJor re,l \l gh ment ol ll-te ut y s nev,spapers 1 it w<~ ~ forma II\ announ• ed I Fndav mghl th •1 •t1e ce11'ury ·1 old San rranctsco ExBrnmer I rtrst paptr ov.n ed b\ \\ illwm Randolph Hcar'i l ..,. 111 JOin the Hearst • owned Evemng News to Society News DEVOTit.,. TO INTIIIfESl 01' MIIGS MASON Allf.A I OWII'l "uiiiiiiiM• cn•st•r r.. nn•nm IUiftr Pui>Jtoii.O I V"ff IIIIIMIOOfl e•ti'PI Slllo<"dl, nv n•e Uhto ~ all" t>uh l l ~ h IDit t.Om!>ll.ll)' W"l W IH "'"¥ Ohio IIU Met:hlole Sl Pnm 8utlneu Offlcf' phtont' lldlhH1a.l phone WY S. aJ51 t;nte~d u IKOIHI r:a111 ma hill mann at the potl ofrte<' 1f Pnmuoy Oh10 "'ll!tiiJI'Ill a~:~vemttna fiPtetenUtl•e 8ut11nell1 Klmhall, lne ton "'-"' New Vorl!. Ci t) J4J Le~t:lnl " ~'~'~ V...rk S1111ertp~ lon 1'11lH ll"'h~ere<l br e•rrler whirl 1'1'1H1bl1 - JO r:entt per ~~ One ¥ear 1n ld"~< .. net 11 tile Ollllf ti~uunel olfoce 115 60 fil~ monthl IJ 6ll tllree mnnthtl 131'0 Bv fllotor flouut when r:•rrt• tel' YIM 'Jtrt na•lallll By mall one montb •lat oM ,..,.,, 110 8!1 moathl . . . TiltH UIIUIUll Ji lit. 12 J II n':t YOU MEET THE NIUST PEOPLE ON A THE DAILY SENTINEl ·l~hlfO lS t A !fa le\ el caaal aeros• the lslhmus of Panam a could drastu~ally change the rormt of p:nnt and UOiml:ll life nJ the oceaas by breakmg do"n a natural btirrll'r 9<' ordlng Netural Hl!ttory magazine. • ~ j , ( OVUt Ui'-ltotl} s l\l on1<a Vltt t t 'J jl, 15 co ns1der etl onP: or tile must beaUtifUl \of .t.:urope s lurrent act1 1 ~s crop but you d nc Vl'r know Jt (1om som~ scene~ 1n hr1 new film,· Modesty Hla1sr lwr ltrst m Engl1sl1 Mon1ca s role as a supP.r spy. bottom, 1s a (0\ f r up rule wu'b o[ U1e lime. HONDA ATTENTION LADY BOWLER'S N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: II to 12, 2 to 6 !Close td NOOtD OD Thlii'IL - East Court Sl, Pomero, ber 14. · Amanda Sawyer POMEROY BOWLING COMPANY , ~y, Ohio )j)). • , I Hawk's Cycle Sales ~- 50A I •• 1 Milo,.,..,. of A o.tn t to I MilL ThUll. llt..t to I Tuoo. Wttf, LT M4M ' I BAKER furnliture Prl, . ......... 0. MIDDLEPOIT, 0w•. l • ~ .. • t �I • •• ' • > ~ ~- ... • .. ... 1" .... _ _ _ _, ._ "' ... .... .. .... ..., ... ~.......... . . . ~ .. - · - ..· - · · ·-· · . .. .. - · - ~ - --- - · - -~ -· ... - - . ' . ) .Daily Sentinel, Pomerop-Middleport, o .. a ' ' ,. a ~ept ll, 1965 Smith to Anderson Passes Click as GAHS - - -- ARIA G.tlllpolil 12 0 BJanks Hu~e Jronton Team 12 0 • ~ 42 . • m ener ~ Bahr family ~~ ~~~.~t tot~, ~~~ r:~~~~g .:~ Reunion Held Aroulld And I ntna al 7 30 p m. Mrs. Bernord • 01 15 About ~ ~~:. charge the pro- At Goeg/ems BY HOBART WILSON, JR. Allclera011 to Halfback The annual reumon of !he dea- l .~ . Roderick MI"ddl eoorf Mr and Mrs Thomlli Wat· d 1 I Ab h and Ma·l Quar~rback Pete Ancterson M1 After an exchange of 10 Guests o1 Mr and Mrs B Parmalee the pas! wee~ m· elud•d Mr and ~rs U!o Chrtl· .."""· __ sandY an d rou "" Ia, Huntlnaton, W Va., Mr and Mrs. C. W. Caldwell and Betsy and r. :r kine of Columbllll are spendm&[ con s ~h ra ar:ld s d tho weekend with her parenli. ry h llh r ~~ d u~ ay Mr and Mrs Wtlham Slater I ~~!r~s o~~ olem r. an rs and other relaliv" I , b k1 ed " us e umner was •erv Mrs Sonya Wayland enter- at noon to Mr and Mrs Ernest t 1 d hct c&rd club Monday Bahr Mr and Mrs Norman ;:~ln/l at her ht>'lle 10 Middle I Bahr' and Donna Mr ·and Mrs J Chrlolboth offensively an do!ensivelly, grabbed up the lt10se ball. punls ThiS set up the Devils second 132-pol!lld Junlot end Bruce '" the thtrd stanza GAHS took Iscore Smtih wiUt two touchdown P• 15· rlho prgskm on tl's 'own 20 and Lo~l jllmmed lbe bqe T~ es whlle thte Galilpohs Blue marclt~ 80 yards in 12 P~Y'- cer lint live tlralpl Unlet, Devils aefen • unit stopped wl!h the help ul a Ttger fumble aatl it Wlll 011 lite IRS elchl. Ironton cold slzzlinB 80 - dd•· r AIter mov Ing the baII from However, Ihe TlI"r' beld ' mo1ree temperatures Frt ay their own 20 to the GAHS 31, mentarliy. On a fourth ad ntght The result Wai • t! · 0 , Richard [.ong surprised the goal slt..,tlon, Anderson foqnd t II a and 1opemng ga..-ne triUmph for 11'tgers with o second punt Columbus. ;lr Tom Agee, G•i· cy Mom•. Mrs Pat Johnson, Cheryl Bent•.' Mr ~nd Mrs Coach Terry Honsley's oquad. 'from the old "quick kick" tor· Upohl, lmd her daughter. He I· Mns Belt}' Smith, (;,uol Hurton, ClarenPe Neutzllng, Mrs James The holt Tl&ers of Jim Pal- matJOn Ironton s John Dole I en Horlowe ol Louiavtlle, Ky. Elsie Haddox Emma Moodls Van Meter Mr. and Mrs Floyd ton were m Dlue Devil lerr~ bobbled the ball on the Tlge' l &Ulan, Marton tmd hts fjunt of port t\tlendlng Wtl e Mrs N;m Richard !"lck ' Jr Long Kyger Creek Willlmng 1f streakcomes to End, 16•o •• Line Scores alert L~wrence County eleven racovertns a~:am Aller Fa~rland Jailed to drtve and punted the Bobcats took h over asatn on the 37 from w ere ,..A M jo Le .,_ Ne,..nallnpe r II!UI .,..u111 Milwaukee 000 110 200- ! S I By United Prell lntamalloaal New York 000 100 000- 1 I I .\Qitricaa LeaiUO Blaslnsame, O'Dell (8), Nle(tst Game) kro t!) end Torre. ll'tsher, Kana. Ctty IIlii 000 IKMJ:_ 2 8 0 Sutherland, (9) and Gooosen l!llltlmore '" ~ 000 OOOd o~.' a Stephenson (9) Wlnner-O'Dell T~lbot, 11, lt (8) an _,an. (!~). Loser - Fisher (8-201 Pappas S Miller (8) and • · _ M'll (lO..? HRs - Hickman (1Sth) Alou ~~:~;'a~~~r (~0-lO: erHRs ~ 123rd). _ ot the ('Od biggest plays ol the game ~8 or tmd lire elusrve Smith 1t was the llubcals' fnsl Joss I ha!fb,lck Joe Fisher W!H! stoPped k Mr and Mrs Paul Wmebrr·n Mlller and Ray n d V rl c,rug ht another Anderson hf!H ve ~lnte Uct 20, 1002 whtm Buch ' about one root from thl.'! 12-yard wee ner and Mr Hnd Mr5 Jtrlk PC~mt>l r. t h. o !ley tlnd Just beforf' the half ended dwcp tel • York edged the SVI\Lilitrr t Bruee Wallace solln ol Mr ' Buwman and daughter S~san Mrs" Efr~eu~ M rn Trgcr ternr'.>ry Stnllh ~ ,,s thiuJJp s, Zr-22, 10 II bllter battle I T~e fired up Fairland ofJen•e tnd Mrs Dw1gh1 Wa ace, lias • Yes. IS Em- d b at y 1k 11 11 as o(so Ihe trr>t · enrolled ut Mar shRJl Unlvt'rl:ilt} lnl Co!umbu" .vrslled reuntlv rna PArtlnw illl d ('I 111 n('t> Part WI e open ut was unab le to u hehmd th~ churnmg legs of wrth !herr pHren!~ VIr and low Reedsville p 1 hold onto the ball near the gml l lime lhat Kyger hHs been shut Bras and ha\tb'\Ck H~·rache\ ~nd " part Ir Ipat Ing '"t Ite pre · • • ty r.ne~ 1 t . 1959 1chool footba ll trnmrn ro· Mrs Kar l Owen lrm 'Vr ~ r Y Mrmkm and Mr and Jnt:' ou srm c Brooks dro . . e 88 yards in 11 Mr~ Charles~ 1 Plavmg wrt hout thr• srrv r(es Co.1cl1 Jrm Whr tu s elPven 1 1 th fino! louchdown He Is a I965 ggradpuale I vam "'"'K em and lhar 1 h 11 Pays or e of Mrddle mt H! h School > ' !Prw Michael and Mmk o InJ Ured Dan Grlmole, fl('e fought on even terms t e rst After' 29·yurd run by Brook• MliS S~e Rueg VISited last I fl.! / fmmr1lor. I hallb.J ck Ibe Hanslevmen " q '"' '"' '" Dntn •quail• 1an a w!Jich put the 0011 on tho ono. ....,.k m Columbus wtlh Mr '"d Are E111Prlll/ru'li , llted on the passing of AndeJ"s~n """' "1 ground plays Bl•• wont over tor hlo 80cond Mro James Thomas and lornI F.lectlon of la nd lullbark Hi<hHr~ Long s lho Bobcoll opened by drlv· TO. He also added the extra lly and attended lhe slate fair Mr" .J.lck Jlnb~on eniL'rlam I Ibla.,ts up the middle to C•lrtu!e rng for two quick flrHt downa points for a 16-0 lead Sho wao accompamed by Mtchr' ed thi• Pas! Counr~lms ol Theo JCerStS the~ ;fJ<'nlng game VJCiorl but were stalled on • four nnd l flme began cloolng In for Lloyd I dorus Council fhnJ ghtrrs of I n t>rson conneclrd on right four llllua!lon the Chellhlrelttts rsnct tht~lr Paot preSJdenls and charier Amenca. Thursda) ewnmg al of 17 p...., lor 82 yord• ond Kyger Creek got tho ball ha ckl last threal ended on an Inter· members of Heath Methodrst her home Rock SpJJngs Road I F.le tt lon of offrcen "-i:l8 held h~oo toulhdownl. long picked I tv.o plllys later on an Jntercep Iceptlon Chureh WS C S Will be recog· A short busmess scsSJon w"' I when nock Sprmgo Grange met u~f~~ yord, In! t1 ~ttemplo. tlon by sophomore linebacker Stall;llc • Wise tho Dragont conducted by Mrs Ra v SL'rden Thursday evenmg er a score ass Int period, ('om Moore However' nn lh6 outruHhed thtt Pubc.atx 178 to abel preSJdcn( •hllh opened I f ted fioeglem. wortllv mast. ~AflS look over tho plg,km ftrst play from ocrlmmaae, Ky· 118 The vloltoro hod II firat WHAT II THE TRUTH wtth de•olwns bv Mrs Fred I er. prestded and officers olect on '''own 24 following a 13-yard ge. rumbled and Falrlund " downo to KC'o eight KYI•r .' • , 1ed w F d r. ., punt bv I he Tlgo"' J1m Legg ' "" r•d · Des.,uer, followed by (he Lords l lh ere re .oeglem wor-•And•'r.nn hit end John Brown h Jl M , Dr Creqk had 2ft yurdo pa.,lnl lo Pr~~f'r and ple~ge~o t~~ fl<Jg ov:,,.,~('~sle~ir::;WJ~~~a~ ~;ueser, Wllh a ll·vard aerral as the dr:Jv:\o lh:Kyg:~o~ buta~o~~ the Ura~r~ons' aevun ' Vf'r non Bobl.J ond cluldll~n Berrv I) nd M ' Rf',r)!f a\1, ....r~ li::ll E In HlP Cotlltl/ M~~ta H~rlr~onl'lf zone, 'i " Off' • H fd b e vGran"l' . I ABOUT 1 3 CinclnnatJ 000 000 000- 0 9 t e ary n I ar v Plttburgh ao 000 20x 7 8 0 (2nd ~arne) , Jay, Zanm f2), Arr~go (4), Kans C1Ly 212 310 001-10 13 0 Locke (6) Duffalo (8) and Baltmore 21 000 01~ 5 ll 1 Coker Vea'le 116-lOl and CranHunter, Aker (2), DlckiiOn doll Loser-Jay (9-7) HR (81 Mosst (81 and Bryan J s 11 h · M 1·1• k · large (26t ), r er, BarriOs 1 (2) Palmer _ (21 Loroon (41 Bertamo (61 21 1 ~ ' . II nn ng~) 11nd F.. tchebarren. Wmner-Aker St L 010 010 llO 000- • 10 D (311 L p 1 II-') HR ' . , oser- a mer I , s Phlla. 000 20l 000 010-1 9 0 - Roblnaon 1181hl, Powell i Glbaon Dennil t7), Wood•· ll!lh & 14ihl, Harreiaon (lith). ohlck (II) and McCarver Bun· nina. Jenkin• (8) and Cnrrales. ~etrolt 000 020 000- 3 8 0 Winner-Jenkins (HI). Lmlttrr;,~:a~d (12~ 000 dOOO- 0 '3 Woodeshick (8-6). HR.t- White c • ) an Freehan. (22nd), Stuart (28th). Siebert, Stange 19) ond Azcue, Houalon llOO 200 000- 2 7 2 Root (9). Loser-Siebert (lf-7), Lol Afllelet 00~ 012 OOx-3 t I Mlnn 000- I Roberta, CUellor 18) and 10 2 Bnnd. Drysdale, Purranoaki Bolton Oll 003 000- 5 8 0 (7) and ROMboro. WinnerI Perry, Ml errltt (f) and Bat- l'ry!dltle 111-12). Loser - !lobey More toad Earley (5) ertB (.4-2) llllt-Drylld 11 (7lhi (7) and Nixon. Wlnner-Per,Y Bond 17th) W I ~ • US '~ ( Ot Loser-Morehead (9-16). (ltl-61 ). esc:::~~~r~~ ~~~ M:~ J;:~· I lerrurer,' Amos Leonard :~:;~ !·;~: ~r;~ ~~~rd, putting !her bled wllh the Robcal8 recover· F~{IA~~~rter• 0 8 0 8 _ IR HJt.....Conlgllaro (28th). Chtcaao 000 010 100- 2 7 0 h Jrl MJS Benlz 1\olfe Mrs Iard. ffomer RICe "''"l"nt T I g 6 I mg as the first period •nded K C k 0 0 0 0 C iI San Fran. 000 11011 00~ 5 9 I Cha;les Cohen aod "". Mary Grucser Tlf.:r EP'•- BIOI :-, : 171 B Hrmes A df'ssert l ours~: wa" urer Mr , ' '' uP.,e r !leas. right all Bruce Smith eludl'd he Lopez:, Gatewood (3), Sanford and Bille R ' ky TheanswertothlJquestionplue sened bv lhe hnsiPss to those r 't .s Fred Goeglem, seC·Iwo gmnt Tigers and W!lh 6161p}ay ol t aecond quQrttr wllh (8) Coates !8) ond Rod etl bel Perry, osnov• (6), Her IDBllY mo" iutportaDt !ada coo named abov. and Mrs Thomao I .~ ,r~vr (~I ~ru•oer ga(ekeep. lfeft '" Ihe halt 'r.AHS led !l-0 i Far~land recovering on the 26 1 ' Ridhert Ridztk (8J and ca!uu" Haller. ~~~~~· ~":.bet'( and be found. ln thl J'fi'ealing new Cnok Mr!! Arnold Hayes and I s .. Hearon CPres· Afjpr a deln I h yar stripe Z1mme !6) Wl ru h Lot r- e 10.7) booldel, "TheTt-uth About Nerve M" Ern a Je>'e The Oclober ~rs ~ome; nanrn,d Pomona: f~rsl al(empi g:o onutlr: Behind the running of Blao 113-10) r Loa;,_:;~ (14 I~) er Yo~~~~~o:Coll3·14). HRoDeafness" Wr1te, phone or VJSJt 1 meetmg wrll br held al tile ' H rs ran GruesPr, F'lora pomts Anderson ' t H k and rullback David Nemeth I , c vey (34th), os today for your FREE copy. hom of Mrs Norma Chapman lelly Leonard. lad) as,stant Doss ~as low s P"" o an ' the DrJiion• drove to pay dlrl New York 000- 3 6 0 There Ia no obligation. " s ewHrd Homer Radf01d eKe.l The Ur ed on e1ght plays wlth Bla1 gmny Mra Jame• Hlcnards of Rio Chi OIO 000 cuttve comm,l!ee M tve cover 76 yarda I m the I yard Uno . CliO 000- 1 8 0 COMES TO VISIT Leonard home • " Amos lln t3 plays Btggest gain (olher ~ ~ver ro h wo ·, Orondo, Pre•idenl ol the Portz- Stottlemyre {17-8) ond How• umo A!c Jamei R Andrews of man Miss economtca chair- than lhe scormg play 1 10 the las ran t • extra points " mouth Dlotrlct Women'• Soclo- ard. Polen, Wlihelm (8) end ·~::.::;:~ AmaJIIIo. Texas, arnved Thurs·lchaJrman M Leonard, JUvenile dme was a l6·yarder from Fairland led 8 . 0 with live mln· lly of Christian Service I• an· day for a 30 day leave wrth hJi rs F'red I~JfheJI I - -- - - utes left m th~ st!Cond quarler. nounemg four D1s1ncl Work- lo t 1 i ' youth ch.:urma A ' K C k k k d ff 10 rma 1on program p ann ng 0 parents, Mr and Mrs Clarence leg 1 ~JatJVe a en , mos Leonard, t ~~ JtXWf~M:,.,~~ \ger re-e rc e shoplil, to be held Tuesdiy, Sept. and Goal& of 1865·1966. D'l d' C Andrews and f""'lly. Andrews bert f ouks g' nt and Mrs Ro· (Iii • ' open Ihe (htrd quarter and ro- II In the Melhodist church A akit "Tho ChrlaUans Call· PM I es a IOear o. has compleied h/8 trammg "' "I Du." to ~ p:nlst 'I celverl !he ball after heltlng the Manchester. on \Vadneltday JOg," will be preaentod by Dla· Ly 3-4550 mechamc Jet specJalist and tol· Sprmgs chur:vtval at Rock • I Dragons on the 35 yard line. Oak Hill, an~ on Thuroday at lrtct ofllcero, who wlll also stvo 245 E. State St. Athtnl lowmg hiS leave Will JlO to her 23 meelm h, !he Septem-i' The Bobcat• started a come- Foreat Run. Registration at higblllht• from the School ol England. Mrs I g was canc~lled f ~ back drive as oubstrtute hall· of lhe.e iocatlono will be&m at Mtzliona A dromaUe worahlp Rock s;~~~r~ ~~~otled that the , 0ffl6rOy o hacks John Swisher and Steve p am aervlce The Greattllt 01 The.e" MIDDLIPCIIIT, 0. wmners In gthe nge h>ct three Mr and Mrs Tom Gorman Hebdenon spaikod the runmni Local officer~ and membefllw:U~l~e~on~cl~udt=..lh:e::~-~ lleld t p county contest und ramlly of Columbus art" the attack while quarterba~k Len. are a!ked to attend the place I: WJ!iJaam ~mona Grange Mrs weekend gl16sl'l of Mr and Mrs ny Tyo threw a 25 yard pasa to and time most cnnv~lent, and centerpJeceruae:;r a~on first on Mann mg Rou"h Hidden LAkes rrght. end Mike Spaulding to I to brmg • sack lunch De~sert edgrng and ~1rR R~b:~st on and other relahves. put ,he plgskrn deep In Farr :and beverage will be serv~d for won first on the a Louks I Or Hugh H D&l'l!l retunwd land tern tory Z5 cents. Frank Joh 1 pron contest. I to Ius home Syra cuse N y I Thr Bobcats drn . . e to the I The program wrll mclude a ~th 111 Two let~s on was reported 1Fnday after' 9 short " ;~Ill with nine hut fumbled on the fir!lt commemoratron of the from Stnte ~~a were eoneernrng read, one I hi s Sl~ler and brolher·m·la\1•liaiiiniiic...;g'·"•liiiwiiiiiirlhiiliiUtiieiiiiaoigioroiisiisliiviie,.ii'"iini;lviiieiirsiiia.;ryi;;;iiio;;;i;;O:spa~cliialiiii~ 1 ' nge egHrlat iOJl and one from stat Mr and Mrs Thomas Young SeHf'fllry rn regard to el Mr and Mr11 David McGhee tendanre contest an at- of Columbus were weekend 1 ' "-onderful World of Ohio" guests of Mr and Mrs Allen WBJ the theme of the pro ram Erchmger, Mulberry Heights presented by Mrll W A gMor- Mrs Dana Oliver ll~e~f~tu~~~; :1 gan, lecturer. Member.! an 8 wer· da.y, for a vrslt In c Middleport Board of Public Affairs ad roll csll with a beaulv s 1 w1th Mr and Mro David I fn 0/uo Three arlicles w~e Ghee will certify delinquent sewer asseas· read, TIJ<l Weallh ol a Nation Mr and Mrs Robert Mo~an NERVE 0 ~:~,~~,;~ ~;:n~~·llam DEAfNESS? sholw~ v~7 ;~~~· r~:::r ou~n~~r::~l o:~~~:le:~~~~!d" :.11•;~:·11~~~ Workshop Schedules A d nnOUnCe r:, R 'Iw~~- ~:: 2, 0~: 11~ Hu~~h:':~' A~~~~el \8~) i · Oiiiiio · · SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 Mam/y About p I eop e In " THE SHOE BOX p MOIOROLA TO 1V 1 PROPERTY OWNERS The easiest in the world to apply The _, I Ltke Oura by Mrs Wtlltam r•nd famtly or Newark were rf. Grueser, The Ftrst Whrle Set. cent guests of hts parents, Mr I tlcment in Ohio, Miss Betty and Mrs. Eslle Mouman, Mm· \ Leonard and Marietta _ First [ ersvtlle Permanent Settlement In Ohio Clinton Houdashelt and sts- ' MrH Frank Grueter ' 1ter, MISS Eva Houdaahelt and A qu1z on pre."Jidents from Mr and Mn John Hut.chrnson Any property owner or landl~~~d slooul ' Oh1o was conducted by Mrrt rof Columbus were Thursday Morgan after Which an article guests of Mrs Ebers· I The Oh10 R1ver, was read by bach and attendedAdam call the Board at to cheek the funeral Mr.lil Robert Louks , Houtehold of Mrs Norma Dean I Hmts were gJVen by Mrs Amo Mrs \Vrllram Elberfeld and 1 on the status of their account. l.eonard and HIStorical Eventa daughter. Martha <•f Columbus 111 Ohtn. hy Mro Hotner Rad· visited Fnday afternoon, w11h lord An atllcle on tomato JUice their aunt, Mrs G B Elberfeld by IV1Ihom Grueser, cloaed the program. Mra Morsan aoked CARD CLUB MEETS members to brmg thetr baby The BI-Monthly Canasta club plclur.. to the ne>t meelmiJ. met Thursday evenmg at A dessert cour~ was served Marlin restaurant lor a 6 30 by the home economics cozn.. dinner Followin& It, the JlrOIUp II mttlae at the close of the went to the home of Mrs ing gene Triplett, Lasley St lor an ""'.....,.........................-, evemng of canasta, w1lh pnzes awarded to Mrs Max Folmer and Mrs Richard Fmlaw A dessert course was served by the hostess to U1ose named a bove and Mn. Guy Cowan, Mrs Donald McKenzie, Mrs John Beaver, Mra. Charletii Riffle and SHOW OFF YOUR HOUSE... Wun Mrs. Paul Taylor ments to the County Auditor on Septem- in compact cabinet• ber20. WY-2-5571 BEST TIME OF YEAR TO PAINT ! ~DEVOE PAl ACRYLIC EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT OPP. I & 0 DEPOT CASH & DELIVERY\ 675·1160 CASH&CARRY PT. PLEASANT BUDGET PLAN Dai"'rym'en to Vote on Tri·-State MI. .{" Order Robinson's Cfuners Pomeroy Brlotal• ~~~:;~c~o~=~=-·=~ ::u~:~~~::::~.::. l.. 866 Oh"10 Farm Fami•1•tes s Benefit by 1.Joan ervices 'I s w· 0 ne Shonld tart Day Ith G00d Breakfast I 1 1 I •1; and 1 ("-----------==-; SIE THE FKONT IUNNER 1 GRAVELY DO YOU NEED A GOOD Syracuse Society NoteS GRAVELY TRACTOR & e 1 IIIE I 1 GALLAWAY Induat~i~mE::~ment TRACTOR I of Quali~" Snowball Salesman? Nope- LANDMARK Petroleum Driver! He'• giving away the anowbalhr (plaJJtJC) ami. a Jnt of !reodlmoa (Silver) to folks who set c:arly dcllvery of OU£ sood, DHtXimHOl tlTO• tection, full-strength Umco .Anb·Freeze. It's ao. early delivery dhteount-a dime iD. taJh to you for every gallon ••. 10 apprecialion of letting u~ deliver ahead of season-before the ro9h ste.rts and everybody baa to have -.nll·freeze unmcdl.. ately, if oot sooner I And remember, tb1s Feed-Seed Our IIIII qu1llty "11JC Department Store Of Building Since 1915" flemaroy, 0. Phone WY Ult$-WY 246Jf ~b ~ Opportunities u tllllructort 1D htgh scbooia and coiJete; rtoearch scientlslB In ~ stations and uoloenlllell; poot. tions with the Cooperative lllrtens10n Servtce on the state, area and county levela. M ad lA! Ill ble anycr uab • ·~ .. crop 5d ent!l! ecomeand ve,, engage as ownera opera.. tors, or manasar• of vesetable ° I Pomeroy Cement Block Co. toe. neSI and Industry, and teach- ce"'llll compawes. Other artal mg. m VJiietable Cl"OIJ scieDCO fD. Boyd. Floyd, Greenup, John· Creek, Jackson, Marion. New- ~ the referendum wtll be held. ues a cooperative assocJatton Htgh school studenla lntere.~ elude· I) Morketlnl - Here. son Lawrence, Magoffm, Mar- ton, Pee Pee, SCioto, Sen!, and No voting by proxy wtll be of producero to cast a smgle baJ. ed In vegetable crop sc1ence or trained perSOIII lll"t Diede<! 11 u Plk 3 11d M t 1 o permitted Each producer will lot ~ 1 behalf of all or rh1. mem- ornamental horticulture ahould ownen, manager1, or operators tr~~t.s;.: eJ and 8 ~ngr~ec;:: Co~~ Umon m Pike County. be entitled to only one vote re- bers v.no qualify as producers. take courses m biology, botany, of farm retaJI market!. Others ty, we;t 'v 1rglnra Counties of· One 01 the first steps m the gardless ot the number of farm s The reierendum agent wlll an chemistry, physiCi and mathe- are buyers or fleldmen tor proBoone Cabell, Fayette, Ka· referendwn Will be to deter· he opiU'atea Partnershlpl.i, cor· nounce the names of coopera~ matrcs as well as to follow a cessors, wholesale and retail nawha, Uncoln, Logan, Put· nune those producers who w1U poratJOns and other such bust· hves that qualify. Producers In good college preparatory cur- grocers, food chams and lntti-nam. Raletgh, Wayne, Wyorn be eligible to vote. As defmed ness orgamzatlons which oper· these essocrat1ons will not re- nculum durrng thcLr h1gh school tu!lons, such as hospitals and m the proposed order, these ate darry farms will be entitled ce!Ve a referendum notice, and years schools 2) Bulilness and lndu ... mg, V¥ood, Jackson, Mason und [are person! or firms which de- to only one vole regardless of Will not be expected to cast m- What E~re some of the more tr) - Many gtaduates fill post· Roane OhiO Counlles ol Cal- l livered milk to the regulated the .umber of partner.s, share- dJVidual ballOts spectfrc opp01 tumtles for gradu tmns .as technrcal or sale1 repha, Me1gs, Scioto, Jackson, Ath· handlers tn the marketmg area holders, or others intere~ted The oroposed Federal milk ateti 10 horticulture? Let's hrsi resentatrvea, f1eldmen and supens, Washmgton, Lawrence, and 1 durmg July 1965 Thclf names which make up the orgamza- marketing order on whi ch pro- take a look at postlwns tn orna ptrers 01 hort1culturul equlpoTownshipa of Beaver, Camp wrll be supplied to the Referen· tton ducers will vote Jn this referen. mental horllculture 1l Nurser· , ment and matena ls 3J Inspec• dum Agent by milk dealers The Agncullurlll Marketlns dum IS b8!1ed on evtdence re- ies - You mr~ht be a manager troo or Rtgulator~ Agencies A notice of tha referendum Agreement Act ot 1937, under cerved at a publrc hearing held plant propagalor or production Emplovment by varrous Ieder· RADIO NOTW Wlll be mRIIed to each known .,hlch the proposed marketing 10 Charleston. West V~rglna on superVJ,or 21 LandS<•aplng - •al and stale regufa(ory aiJen· Iligh producmg dairy cows qualified voter gt\mg the date order v.ould be IIIBUed, JUthor· Feb 9-12, 1965. Many gradu.lll·~ use their Icres H:; mspectors, laboratory should <:Oilliwne 3 0 to 3 25 lb knowledge ol land::ol ape at t 1tL"('h mcra ns or oftrce personnel. of dry mat!A!r per 100 lb of horticultural science ,l{)d bUSI !41 Commumcatton• - Graduwelght. In most areas, 60 per nes~ to work tn the field \l l latt'S with wntmg at:ulrty can cent ol tbiJ (I 30 to I 95 lb ) w•ll There were 868 Ohio • landsc.> jte <ale! or conirur!Jng 1fmd cmplo\ metH wt( h Ihe many be concentrates benefltrng from Farmers Rural housmg loans $1 ,420,· Once agarn rn Sl.'!ptember, de- als and protem11 survey rondueted nmonR 2,000 Thts mea also tn('ludcs work 1 hort rru llur a! Journals or with 01 die many factor. wblcb Admtn11 traUon loan to 141 families slgnated as the annual Better Catone countmg g1rl~ often teen nge students m Iowa 'l'.ho wrth )<J ndsr.t pP firms g<~rr.l en , oth er larm pubiJci:ltJOns Radio IDOaeJICle feed lBtake, tbe one!'! fiscal 19$ James The agency also provrded Breakfast Month, tt IS time to skrp breakfast (In the mistaken were questioned on why they centers and nur.-;enes, 3J Car and tdevJsiOn s latron~ and nev-.s~ uDder control of tbe dairy McDorman, the agency's , rn emergencv credrt to revtew good breakfast eatms notron lhat they will lose did not eat breakfast The com~ den t.:enteh - SkJlled pel sun papers also employ gradualEll lanller are loraae quality and director announced today .help 62 Ohio famlly farmers re practices Much attention this we1ght. However, during tl}.e monest reply was that they did nel are needed m s<.~ lcs, mun as form edrtors or reporters. COQCeatrlte formulations. Loallli made or Insured bY I farmnrg operations m ar· year IS bemg focused on teen· scientifically conducted Iowa not get out of bed m tJme For agement <md public re!,ttwns m I S d 'cd 1 ho tl 1 The dairy cow has a definite Farmers Home Admrrustral\on I stnckcn by natural drsas· ager~, particularI} g1rlA, for Breakfast Studiea, It wa! dem- thiB reason the w1 se molher th11 phase of the nurser\' hmd tu ents nte1~"PS n f trh""""'IY ' d . 11 ts - culturtt mlly e eel anv o If C• r - to con""~" _.,.., feed ' Thts durmg the fiscal year ended '' I they are the largest grou(l of onstrated that the omission of I will exert more erfort on break· scape m U':.1t \1 4 1 r wn ~ 0 eaplci.ty ill relatively constant June 3Q totaled f5 568 900 Approximately $1,276~230 of the breakfast sk1mpers Two major breakfast Is no advantage rn aI fast espec!all)' th1s miJnth As speti<Jlrst!i de,tlmg v.1th ~lant l lhree followmgh prsogl rtamu' for 18cb -'-'¥" 11 f•... th .. an1mal ' ' 1 hi 1 1 , ~r " Director McDorman said that arm owners P oans emp oye reasons for concern about ado!- weight reduct ron dret regrmen rwhen eatJng hr1b1ts are berng rng and cJre >~ f 1ar gr tree~ study <~t ttw U ro . a e1 mver· reaches matuJ'lty. Smce her the Farmers Home Admm11tra· the money of pw. ate lenders eseent nutrltwnal status ac- In fa ct, rt Is a dlsarvant age m re-established for !'SChool days 5) Regulatory Agenrtefl As sJ!y Ther ar~ - agrrcu Lure, 1 stomach CIP'City 11 the t1on dunng frsca\1965 preserved with payments msurrd by the cording to Medical Nutn· that those who omit brea kfast Her eJfort may be srmple and 1plant and ~l'ed m~pe 1ors lab nru turH rn ustry or agncu ~·a ... -imary e&ti"" for Farmers Horne Ad mImstra Imn bon authonttes wntmg In a not on Iy accentuate t heir hun~ quick, }el furntsh an adequate tra l RtiN't I' "¥"'. ·• 11.8 long-standing recor d 1• time. keepma Ita varioue lending Farmers Hwne Adminrslratmn u. s Department of llealth Ed- ger, but also surrer a s1gmfl- breakf<~st pattern of cereal, Harns and fam1ly rhe Vl!;ltr>d Additlon.t mtormat10n may ID ~ leedinl tnals at gram!! m a sound position credit 18 advanced only when ucalton, and Welfare publrca· CD.nt loss of efficiency rn the milk, iind JUice several p01nts ot mtere"l en bP nhLatncd by wntmf: to The Geors:aa Elpenment Repayments of pr1nclpa1 the applicant's needs cannot tton are 1 Young peopl& are late morrung lwurs. Convince a route Ohltl State Cnrverslt} , Dept of cows divided their 24 hours mterrett by Ohto borrowers be met by other lenders The establishing habtts and attrtudes dlehng teen of this fact, and J he heart v brea kfasts of yes- Mrs Roger Wmebrennl!r and llurtJlllUre and Forestry, 1827 follows: 8.0 hra. eatmg, 7 3 hra. taled t4,607,7Ml county office serving Metgs that wtll remarn the rest or pmuubly 1t will allevtate some terda\' lhat 'I'. ere necessary oe- dau~o:hters, l\tmhNiy and Kr 1 ~ :\ell A\ienuc Columbus, Ohio rwnlnatlng,!.Ohrl. m1lkmg,and During the past three cotmty Is located at 530¥.!: Sl.'!c- their lives, and 2 One out of of the empty snack calortes she cause of long days of hard PSY· tal, spent a lew daiS v. tt h Iter 43210 You are alsr., v.elcome to 57 brl. rflltiDg. The <:Ows the Farmers Home ond Ave, Galhpolrs, and 1s op· every four mothers beanng a nibbles on [SICa! labor, no longer are need parents, t\.lr and ~trs B L eont,~ r t lhe County Extension not vary tbeir eatillJ time more hon and ttl predecesJor en from 8 am. untll4 45 p m first child In the Umted States Teen·agers like to sleep till ed so generally tardy. Because M1r<1de ol Leesburg They v.ere 1Offrce In Gdll!pohs ~thlll;;;;;•"",...ho.,ur""'per&iidiiaioy.liiiiTiihiiu~ll cles have loaned more Monday through Fr1da~ Vcr- today Is less than 2(1 yean old the last bell m the mornmg or modern convt:mences at home accompamed home bv her s'm, r t94,700,000 In Ohro More non A McNarr, Assist. County leavmg no time for breakfast. and at work or sd rool most Kelly, v.ho trar1 speni ,.-.vera! t76,250,00l m prmclpal and Supervisor , holds office hours Tell a teen-age daughter she Thia y,as the conclusion <I( a people lead a sedentary life days wnh 111s grandparents tere1t has been repaid m the Meigs County ASCS Of· cant have .anythmg to eat for MediCal and nutnt1on JUthon· Yl!s3 Shar1ee r\eumr~n was re collections far ex~ed the flee, Masonic Bldg, Pomeroy, 12 hour .), and she would accuse Slna May summer'reld of riles h&\'e formulat ed a ba!llc cently honored ~r t h a b1rthct.1\i ount wntten off every Fnday from 10 am. un- you of starvmg her But this Olester spent se\eral day1 with I breakf.ast pattern consistmg of 1 dinner at the home oJ her :i\ster Loans to strengthen fam1ly hi noon for the convenience of JS v1tually what many young Naney Parker frult , certtal, milk, bread, and ! and brulher _ m- law Mr end farms and budd new r u r a I MeJgs County farrnen. people are domg. Recent stud· Wilham c Cundiff, Jr, has ! butter Thb modern Ureokfast 1Mrs Chester Buckley at Heeds •• • homes continued as the left by the Department of Agrl· enlisted In the U S Air Force of average scrvmgs of each! Ville Mr and Mrs Charlel'l ,\leu at \arge~t pro~Uams In culture showed siX out of every and is receiVIng basic training I or the foods in a bas1c breakfast , man lora I, al so were pres(•nt New Holland 1965 Totals fm the hscal 10 teen·age gtrl!i! and four of at Lack land Arn. TeKas pattern prov1des about 600 cal 1 t\.lrss 1~loss 1 ,, Hnu" h nl to.~ " every 10 b1Jy~ ha"e poor d1els: r orres and make~ an excellt'llt l 18 spPnd1ng some t1me 31 h(J eFORAGE BOX Thts IS due 1o lhe rr habit of Sharon COttrrll .rml Ju:..l~ Beeg· r oontn butwn ot alrnn~t eH'I) hmJH ht•rp Sales Servlte sk1ppmg brf'nkfast and to re!J.I le ot to!umbu~ \~·:re rrtent [ essenual nutrr ent e FORAGE WAGONPhon• WY 2·2975 ance on snacks that do nol weekend guests ol Mr B'ld .\1"5 BreAkfast, ba~d on 1he pat· SNiflF. 1 EAilERS 512 E. Mlln St. Pomeroy tarn enough vtlamms, Donald Cotlrrll and sons tern above Is a convement i:l I L<\S PALMAS Ca nar v bl.mds BLOWER ::l,;~=~~;;:,;..:::.;..;,:~ ~ By Margaret couriU VISiting Mrs Oma h meh1 en daptable meal wh1ch surts the (t;PI l- Aiex and Errc Schm 1d1 : and Mrs. Kenneth Collins Eichinger who will v1sll a few ner recentlv wa!o\ her btother of needs nf al! family membeJ : ; of Brnztl mo\ed mt 11 the leil d eFORAGE 1 Iof Mr Canton were recent Saturday dayJJ there Beaver Fall•, Pa y.. rt h little effort So st<~rt m of n.r· \\ or ld sm pe sadtng HARVESTER night guest 1 of Mr and Mra Mrs Roena Martin ol West· Mrs. Elizabeth Duckworth VI I· September to up r'la1 e \ o u r l champloushrps h\ \~rnnmg Fr1 Herbert Parker Sunday the ervllle v1slted several day!! with rted m Akron w1tb her daught· famlly bieakfast ha bits day 8 Hurd regatta m the cur· THEN SEE US! Parker!! and their house guests Mrs Laura Leifheit. ers and their tam111es rent sr11rs The L'n11 ed Slates ASK ABOUT attended the reunion of the Patty Winebrenner and Linda Mr. and Mrs Robert Harden of Columbus vrsted Thunda\ crew ol Jlarry and ALm Lev1 gr.ilduatlng cta or ChestEichinger who are attending and Jtmmy and Debbre were w1th her grandparents, Mr and , son ,., second m the o\erall WITH THESE OUR 81 1931 er Hrgh !lehool at thl!l home of Mountam State University recent weekend guest~ of their! Mrs James Quick M r Wesney standmgs EASY USED FARM EQUIPMENT SPECIALS and Mrs Fred Smlih near Parkersburg are spendm~ oon and doughier m·law Mr I has heen awarded a scholarohlp HETZEL SIG:'<ED eJohn DHrt ·a· Trador, complotoly FINANCE TERMS Chester weeks between quarter!l and Mn Robert Ha1den 10 and wrll attend Cornell Unlverst- SAN FRANCISCO IUPI)-Tlw ovorh1ulod Miss Sharlee Neuman enter· their homes here Manon ty at JUrrca, ~ V , where he San F'ranc! >;Co WRrnor~ sec ured e Unci '66' New Hollond Boler Fulton-Thompson talned with a droner party re· Mrs. Mendel Moore of Donald B Harden has tnii.'Jt· will receive he11 Master~ df-' the s1gnatur e Fnda} of forme r eently for faculty friends of ersburg visited Mr and ed rn the U S Na\'Y and rs re gree Mrs Gordon We ~! nnd o8 v1Uson st.ir Fred Hetzel IOJ the Belpre Junior High echool, Olarles Neuman and Sharlee. ceiVlng hi.! boot tramrng at the chtldren of Racme were afrer· the 1965-66 Na tr ona! Hasketba\1 SALES Mr and Mrs Kevm Rowan and Mr. and Mrs George Schne\d· Great Lakes noon callers AssoCJ.ll ron sE-ason Hllzcl mer 1 family. Othen pre•enl wore Mr. er and Eleanor Kay and Mra Mr and Me; Pearl McBrJdc• Mr and Mrs Arthur Mo1 •"· lage 26; pomls a game last sea ' Spring Ave., WY 2-51 OJ ATHENS & RACINI and Mrs Charles Neuman, fo- Richard Roush were weekend epent a day at aucke)e Lake , lty and son, Marty. llave re· son lot Jhe No 6 spot among POMEROY, OHIO cal guestl of relallves In Rittman. vls1tlna her brother and 115ter- 1turned home afler vacatromng uthtee~na":·~lt."'on~·~s_':c.":ol".'le'l<g'"tn.":tc'_s".'c:"o~re=_"~·_'.,.....,,.....,......,===""'~ ----- - - -- Mrs Mary Jane Gibb• and Spending a week wtth Mr. ID-Iaw, the Rev and \<Irs Del· several weeks In the weslern ··· son, Doyle, of Vienna, W Va , and Mro. Willis bert 8. Mtlls. states Jn Anahe1m Calif !hey spent several days v1altlng ter Connie, Barbara ;md Rose Mr and Mrs Joseph We.'Jiley VISited Mr. and Mrs Hichard parents, Mr. and Mrs William rle, were Mr5. - -- - - -- - - -- Eichinger, Unda and John She SJ>1er. Mrs Reva utd waa accompanied home by Mrs. two children of Nell BoltoD. fertilizer· Farm Supplies I DAY SERVICE ON IIEQUEIT oratory speclallst•, llld IDio cultunsls with stato llld !eden! regulatory sgenelel. f) 'I'C8dlo Unlimited career opportuntlies eXJSt for young people m vegetable crop science and oroomental horticulture - two IDl· pcrtant progr•ma of study of. fered by tbe Ohio Stale Unlver· slly College ol Agriculture and Home Economics. Qnalllied graduat•o in ornamental horticulture find poSJ· tlons rangmg from landscap. mg md nursery management i<J education and reoeareh Graduales 10 vegetable crop ·setence in become actively engaged JIO" II 041111&1 is .. OOMJ• t • c:oald • inside litis lrlncoaoli tltl.ultube Color TV ClllAt ..... llilllll*'l (I) . . . .1 Sl<ps on l1ke a dream. Looka like a dream and weua like a dream 1 Luco·Tux lilltS 50% longer and dries in minutet. It's biJStor and peel ro11111nt. Clear briJhl colora that won t fad• •wor but lao! and 1111. Lezy pointtralovt LltcoTex becauao tt's so oaay to IPPir ••• !Iowa off the bn11h ond onto the ~urfact with lrttlo effort and suck b••utiful fiSUito service CAROLINA LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. altered to mfluence mtake are physJCal form of the gram ra. lion, frequency ol leedmg (partlcJJiarly silages) . using some hay with high silage rallons, and ""'.:..--== $599·95 FINISHING • In a study of ~ 9 sliOll of SIIage, II waa foqnd Utat sdag,. wllh the following compoSitiOn maximized feed Intake; I Crude protein - typical of the t21'"-' . . tllbi-.;1M .... luro~tex feedt"l 1 variety of feedl. Grtndlng, pelletmg, aweoleoing, or oUter changes cannot make a &ood rauon out ol a poor one Intake problertlll are best solved by startmg wtlh good forage and addmg a 1Jood grain ration Durin the next et ht month• g g Meiga County Iarmon will ,.... cetve the relllita ol how good a Job they did on producmg for•11• durmg the zummer of 11165. she wdl ol anolbet. · crop; 2 - Grade ltber - corn The one factor that 1eerns to aU.ge l!llder Z& per cent and bOil determine both rate of gross silage - under 28 per cent, COIIllumplion and rate of pas,. 3 - Dry matter dlgeslibillty age is the dlgeoliblltty of for· at least 65 per cent, 4 - Stlage age. Thus, Intake Is best on dry matter - above 25 per cent early cut hay, lush paoture, and (optimum at 30 pe. cent) top quality silaiJe Other !acton which can be .......... SHIRT POR BUT RESULTS After Utt cow COllilltne/i her forage and grain, she begins another race witb the clock. This 11 Ute time reqmred to dtgest the feed, gel II through her dl· geabve tract, and have an empty rumen ready for more work. Some feeds reqUJre as much ao 3 or 4 daya lor 90 per cent ol lhe ration to clear Ute dlgeslive tract. OUter feeds will clear In 38 to 48 hours It I• not ourprlslng thai a cow Will consume twlee a1 much of one teed as Dr McCullough oald feed In· ' toke " usually measured as ponds of dry materials con· swned within a Z4-hour pertod A referendum 10 whrch datry Thto measure ti adequaie '1 shipping milk 10 the COY.iS are bemg ted other high farmer, quahty forage and a balarued Trl ::;rate mdk rnarketmg 31 ~' 11 • gram ration But rf may be ffil!:i· , will have an opportunrty of ex l:adrng, he noted, rn 1her ru pressmg their approval or dis. rumstances appr Jyal of a proposed Federal By the same token, convert m1lk marketing order will be lng dry matter mto TDN, or heki within the next lew wt'eks net energy, Is good or bad de· accunhnlil to Robert W Sechrist, pending upon lhe 1atrons being Referendum Agent ol tht' U S f@d Sincfl most d•lry farmers Dt!partment of Agriculture The are trying to feed good forag~ Tri·Shlle marketing area will a~ lood sratn rations, t h 1'' mcJur1c Kenturky Counties of. diiCUIIlon b confmed to the JO· take of dry matter ~ "Sure 1 MIDDLEPORT BOARD OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS BY C. E. BLAKIISLBE there are about 8 boora per day County -+ltnl, Aarlculture [1.o pet feed lDID the cow. Dairymen attondlng the re• Some hays are consumed at cent D01ry Science Day at the 1 rata of 2 lb. per hour whdo Ohio Agncultural RO!iearch and others may be coMUmed •• tasl Development Center at Woooter to 6 to 7 Jbs. per hour. Grain iearned there are many import· raltollll are usually contumed ot ant 8ipe<:ta tn Halllrti a cow to a rata ol 1 I~ eacr 2 or 3 III1Dproduce at Ute maxlmwn level utes Thus, a 1,200.lb cow con· of production summg 15 lbs ol grain and 13 iba of hay must have a hay Dr M E McCuliOIIgll of the Utal •he can consume at an Georg,. ExperiiiiOnt Station average rate of aboJJt 3 lbs per matnlamed thai feed intake is hour one of tho rrwet tmportant fac· • tors m getting hlsh production [ -, Many Opportunities Exist ~ In Vegetable Crop Science ~ Important Criteria Govern Production by Dairy Cows ~!yn~:n~ ~~~~~ ~c~~~d!h~~d;~~e~~on t~~~~ 8~:8 t:~~~~ t~r~tnBab~:~~· F~~ ~~~ u~~:~e ~~~~~0~ t~lt~r 81 :~~h\~~~g~:~lel~u~~p~~h~~: ~~~ ~Il<~:~ ~!~~ ~:Tl ii~;r~orns 1\.lht-n~ \fr nd,~~fi)Mr~nlde~n~l~~~ tum Wllh a pel teet 2b-y11r~ at•r·· ~itY ulght atg Chesh~;e gum. came up w1tl1 ontt ol the Charles (8thd),J RAodbm so(~t~)l6th), 1 81 1 122 ~~~:etfo:.r9r~=~ m~~Jiu'::us~~~~~s OrMmental HOJ:fleultute, (oo, "' Romano. Lmler- Petm (9-12), BR-Tmh (Zitb). • ' JJa11Y leDUnel, Pol!lerGJ·Mltldleport, o., Sept. !1, 1118!1-5 New In FarminK SCOiti!S Ironton Athailt New Lexington 0 Neleonvllle 56 The Pltlnz 0 Pomorey 12 Wahorne 6 l'alrland 16 Kygor Creek 0 Weirton 20 Pt. Ploaoont 13 Lagtn 16 Bexlty 6 hfpre 24 Glouater 0 Merit»• 23 Wellston 0 McArthur 31 ltulne 12 Cool Grove 14 Velley 6 Choun<ty 36 laattrn 0 Jockoon 22 Otk Hill 0 Rock Hill Symmot V1lley 0 TONIGHT'S GAMES Middleport ot Rutland SouthwHZttrn at North Galllo • .J - -· - - - ., ~, « Smith alooe In the end zoae •BOle, oad II wao !U. One minute aad elaht tec!'onds remalnod ~~ the Jl"riod. wl1o 4ndt~non s p1:1s1 to Doss waa game no IOOd on the PAT tr.:Y·.._ _ 1 The Rev and Mrs Domtld i pau~:h \rtrs Burlnn won the door Well and Darrell, Kenneth, Rus· [ tory only twlt.:e Pll night. ln 25 Alert .John Brown Boone and children David and prl~e The hostess served re- sell, Barbara and Brmn, Oorli , the second stanza, the 1'igen 1 played an ~~~tandln!_ Jeante, spt 01 the holiday week rreshm•mts during the evenl'f•l Dav1s Mr and Mrs Ro11er 1 drove to Gallia's 47 Just 17 1 end In Marietta with Mr and The next meetms will be held Bahr and RoGer Wayne, Linda seconds before the half endMrs Wilfred Folger at the home ol Mrs Haddox and Ke1th 8ent2:, Mr and Mrs cd 1 M d M p t Lilli 0f Donald Van Meier i r. an rs a e Mr and Mrs Jameo Weber M · On the ftfth play of the fmal ' Canton visited recenlly with Mr. are VJSJimg m Uayton with rei- Pal~ a~ Mrs I nrv Bahr and period IHS reached th~ Galli end Mrs F L Ltttle and ram atJVe• and frJends. Mrs Weber TOIO;nt .~~~:~~~·~~~eM:errl, ano' 43, bui wao si<Jppad cold flyMr 0 d Mrs J ck Roush wtll remam for a two-weeks vis· Mrs Victor Bah~ and Ka~~ by the smaller Galhpolltans I BY Dale Roth1eh, Jr. . Chester n w Vn ~!SIIf'd last It ' and Janev all ol Che<IPr MY' On the other hand, Gallipolis The Fatrland Dragons caprt week wrth Mr and Mrs P a t Mr and Mrs Ral h Gtlmore Iand Mrs Kyle Bahr and Bob could . have scored at least allzed on four Ky8er Creok 1 1 ed S fpll and Mr and '1rs Jo" 8 h two othe touchdowns had not , fumbles and tho hard, aggr.,. J ohnson and fam1 I} unaa} o owmg a '1 .. a r nd J h B b 1re UI n Mrs. Charles Ru:ssell 18 on two . week VISit m Columbus ' Beckley, w va, Mrs Annen semor e o n rown eenl s1ve running ot halfback Robert 0 vacation from her employment 1w1th their daughters and famJ· Mlcahel, Rtchmond, -~ Associated Radio and TV WITH MILLER MAVT'-G WY 24~5 Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone WY-2-2115 Harry Millar l'omtroy, Ohle dime 11 in addition to our regular pre·acasoo. aod qUIIIIIty dlleoUnta. ePAIT, COURTIOUI lltVICie For YOUR SUPPLY of Unlco JACKSON Production Credit Association ANTI-Fifm WY2-2181 MODERN CllllDIT fOB MODJiliiN II'AIIMERS Chorln Dill, Atfoon..Mol .. County Montttr 114 Mu1bovt ,._ CALL 24270 IN JIOMI~OY- L "1612 IN ATNINI <• dillls) c.u: POMEROY LANDMARK ..., Jeck W. Caroay, Mar. Serving Mlllga, Mllaon and 0.1111 Countlu BIG POWER! FULL UTIUTYI •&4NorM_.r • ~Point Drolt-Contnrtlttl 11111:11 • u.. Hydr~ullc SJIII&I ·-·-Ill • Avall11olt 111111 TA MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. ltaar Melli Gentnl Hoapltll WY 2-2176 fllQMIII,OY • �.. ' .. .. . . . -· .. '. ... . . . . ~ . ·- .. ~ . ... -...... - ...... - . ·- -· .. ... ·-·· . ··- .·-·· --·· ... - ..... --. .... _..... ~ . ~ ...... ...' ~~ ., . . ·· · · · - ~ · ....... - ~- - .. ····· -- ' ........... ssificd Ads Your Modern Community nullctin Board •»allJ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Seplll, 1965 For Rent WANT AD NORMAnON 6 ROOM BRICK house on Bul· lernut Ave. Call WY 2-5127. 9 10 Uc HALF double S room 111> furnished. Phone WY 2-6660. a ONE __ ...........:=-... ...., 1________e_9_31e_ ............ •b,..._...... .., .... ,..artM iCJTcn'f ~. ..... .w ...... ... - ~- tbouJd be TIM p~~b ~bll for . . ~ lull'tl611 .. ! SIGIIS QUAlAl Real Estete For Sale Pomeroy I Motor Co.:-'1 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Dr. ___ $89S 6 cyL Powerglide, radio and heater. whitewall tires like new, clean interior. Ivory and gold finish. A sharp car 1960 Mercury Parklene K.T. Sedan _ $895 black finish, clean interior, all good tires, automatic 3 ROOM furnished apartmenl i Jet trans., power steering and brakes. Mercury finest model ~ 11 31cl Phone WY 2-Gfi60. ~OuSI fOR SALI 2~BOBS' Hodern llanoh Style. Beautilul location on top of llllall hiU Lacing State Highway Garage on Route 7 with good road to main highway. Four bedrooms, Uving, djning, family, kitchen, breakfast, play, maid's, utility and shop. Three baths, ceramie tile and waU to SPECIALS wall carpet on floors. About two-thirds of house is paneled in mahogany and walnut. Air conditioned . Large patio and double carporl On lot 200' ll :190'. Ma)' be seen · by appointment only. PRICE REDUCED Write: c:lo The Daily Sentinel Box ·661-H Pomeroy, 0. 51•• BARGAIN HUNTERS SEE THESE 55 Olds 4 Door _ $99 55 Chovy "6" 2 Door - - - - $99 50 Pontiac 2 Dr. _ $99 57 Dodge VB 4 Dr. $149 56 Chev. Bel Air HT Coupe $249 11 57 Chevrolet 6" 4 Dr. 1 ownor _ $395 60 TR3 Roadster _ $895 54 Chov. 'I• Stake $249 57 Chevrolet V. Tan Pickup _ $295 'TELL HER I CAN'T ELVINEV WANTS RIGH'T NfY.N-· 'IE TO COME OUT I'M LIP TO MY TOTH'C:iOSSI P FE~ICE.J ELBOWS IN AUNT LOWEEZV DISH WA'TER Employment Office Mootd•v lhrouoh Solurday I e.m. to 4 p.m. 1 1. Ltpnd AMERICAN SHIP BUILDING CO. .10. Not any · '::.:J PAW!! GIVE ME 'THAR 'IO.RE GOODER'N •xtraet An equal opportunity 1. Tempeu S. Emblems ot royalty 11. Son or 12. Mislaid ~ liS. Mint ttem 17. - ........_ 20. Recline 24. . Sheep•kln tanned. w1tll 2-f. lnlant 20. K tnr'• neighbor 27. Hog• 29. Olrl't -· 13. Actre.~• Vera.- 11. Meager DeWS tho wing 6. Not tendtn' t. Three : Sp, 12. Sofa H . Bn.ncll 15. FHeze 16. Stopa 18. Corridor 19. Plamfre under 6. Soon 11. Deb&t&bl• Toledo, Ohio RACE FAVORITE YONKERS, N.Y. (UP!)-Car· dis an Bay, an invading New Zealand champion, was the 11-5 morning line favorite at the outside No. 8 post for tonight's $50,000 Bi1\y Direct Handicap at Yonkers raceway. 6EEN THE 50~ OF PER50N . 29. Fu.t.her wetrbt · 6. Flower. 2245 Front St. POMEROY '-Roman AOII0&8 •r -..ply In person to1 Spinet Piano M2!r?.i~t S ? · II'::=Ri=:':m:plo:y.,.=== s wflEN t ~AVE NOTHIN5 EL5£ TO 00, I READ. - DAILY CROSSWORD (4191 691·2471 • Vef --- - BARNEY GOOGLII ond SHUFFY SMITH For furthtr Information. telephone collect: Your Chevy DNitr · -~ 1 CNI ALWA'<5 EtJJOl' A 6000 8oOK.! HA\'f Alii'AYG 1/JHO ENJOYG READING. PIPEFITTERS EUCTRICIANS SHEET METAL WELDERS HEAVY EQUIPMENT & MACHINERY INSTALLERS STEEL LAYOUT & FABRICATION UNION WAGE SCALE POMEROY ! liKE TQ ~EAI', Po '~Uu? I M. '<ERY FOND OF llOo~S. 2l.CUt 22. Auto ahelteP . 31. Llrt ·~ 32.Barot oliver :sa. Aftirm&o as.w&tch tlvevotel .,., CIF' A C>lANGE <0' A 00'1 WHU'T'5 l<lUJS .,..,. III.OanloD 40. Somarlum: bark 28. Not atrtct :n. Oeean: GaDgo readlng11 Gallipolll Dam 12.2, 12.1, rulllling 1\! feel on rollers, Pomeroy • Mason 20.62, Pt. Pleasant 24.11 Hlnloa .50 Kanawha Falls 1.74, Qar.. lesion 18.77. London Marmet and Winfield dams w~e ou tbe e>E "'VCH ,.. ebaln SURI'OLINDED ~ TEEN·AGE GAlS.~ abbr. 28. Dry 30. Ancient - sill!. mrneot Georgia. (Aala.) 3<. Showy dlspl&y: colloq. 86. Some 37 . Calls 18. Tropical Boat Movement&~ fruits 89. Framework ~ - Not good, By KINO not bad 4.1. Tamarack ~herp '.; a "'' 'naou1 ur the re,C, k n- or yew ... '"::X t ln71ia+-t--i-Pr. ~:f--+4~1,.,.,1 Notice we COU IQ qc't w it. : lf 1. Shop 2. Fragnmoe a. Obtain 0h Janie hu her tarioua moment•! Just go In a ' restaurant and hand her a menu.I II '4 DAILY CRYPI'OQUOTE - Hero's how to work It: AXYDLBA.AXR lo LONGFELLOW One Jetter almply stands tor another. In th1a loiUTlple A I• u.ecl lor the three L's, X tor the two O's, etc. Single !etten:, apol• trophle!l, the length and torma.tlon ot the word1 are all hlnll. B&<lb day &be code letter. are dltferent. A 8 QHN GC Ill BDWN Crn>VHN TXFNKHW Quolatlcm FDN i'Z RXG By CHESTER GOULD NMHWH 8KMF R B R CN B K 8,-Q li' FX X TF1'1 N ' Yeste~s Cryptoq-uotel ONE SHOULD ALW.A.YII PLA.T J'AIRLY WHEN ONE HAS '!'HE WINNING CARil&,-WIWiil 10 .................. · - · WMPO Radio VIINDAY THRIJ FRIDAYUll Sign On - News b;IJO Sacred Heart 6 Ill Melgo l:ouncy RFD 6;2S Paul Bowen, Farm 6:3£: News 6;57 Wealber 7:00 National .~ews /:115 Bill Mi11Et1 Sh09 7:30 Sports Par.oe 7:3$-.Bill M!Uer qhow l;R Pickent- Harowarv tTIJ.. Thuro.) 7:50 News 8 BtU Mtlter Show 8:45 Baker Furniture Show Ull News U:ll5 Coffee with Jaoel lt:OO Portralls of • Palrlol cO ·IJr Swap Shop 111:30 Btl! Miller Bru.ch Show 10:16 Mason Agr. Pl!ogram Sign On - NeWJ Happy Valley Boys Country Music l'ime Couotry Jamooree Protestanl HoUJ Sports Parade Larry Ander,.. Show '"'45 It's Music - '\rmJI 11:00 Dutloo's and Kerns Dairy l'up Teo Show 12:00 Newo U:l5 1uSJcal lnterlud,. 12:30 Rev Merlin l'eets 1:00 News 1:05 Jim Meeo Show 5:50 Sport. Parade 6:00 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign Off ~l'NllAYS 7:30 Sign On - Arm1 Hour <Tuesday) 10:46 Family Worship (T!lurs.) 7:55 News 10:16 A.b.C. Program (Fndliyl 8:011 Baplisl Laylllllll'; Hour 8:30 Sunda~ Show 11:00 News ltD> 'l'il\v'l Country Jllllclion 9:30 1'be Bible Speak' to You t:45 LeglslaUve Report 11;30 rtny's Country Hym111 10 01. The Good t~e 12:00 Cemeol Blocl< News 10: 1• t:ongressmao Moeller U:SO Goessler's GueSI Star 10;30 The Country Hymntimers <Friday) 11:30 The Qwet Hour 1;!;30 Larry Anderson Show 3;11: Jim Mees Show 12 ,00 News U:U 1'be Chrlollaao Hour 1;15 Blaellnor Auto Show 4,30 Eleclrlc Company News 12:30 The Rev. Merl" Teels Ht Jim Mees Show 1:30 The Rev. Stlas Blilupo 5·00 Ncwa a:OO 1'be Rev. 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UO 6.30 6:06 UO .-110 7:30 7:35 ""'~ WJEH RADIO lllon..y Tbrougb Friday Uli Sign On, Musical Clock 7:2fl News in Brief 7:30 Musical Clock 7 ,45 Echoes of Joy S:OO Ohio Valley News 8:05 World NeW1 8:10 Sports Today 8:15 weather Picture 8:16 Mll.'llcal Clock 8;55 Community NeW1 9:00 Talk of !he Town 9:55 M•son Count, News 10:00 Public Service 10:05 Family Worsbip Hour 10:30 Latchstring ILOO News 11:115 Morning Melodies (excepl Friday, Church Bells Ring) 11:4S World News 11:55 Masoo Caunty NeWI 12:00 Community Newo 12:05 Noon News 12:10 Markets 12:15 Mid Day Weather 12:20 Bulletin Board l2;2S NeWJ 0 Grams 12:30 Count, Agent 12:45 Country Go Round 1:55 News Beat 2:00 Counlry Go Rouud 2:55 News Beat 3:00 Mid Way Matinee 3:55 Newo Beat 4,00 Disctng Wilh Doss 4,30 Interchange S:OO Community Newl 5:115 Mason County News UO World ., National NoWI 5:15 Spow,Jn on Sportl 5:25 Wealher 5:30 Sunset Boulevard 7:40 News 7:45 Sign Off 7: 15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:25 News in Briel 7:30 Musi~l Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 1:111 Sports Today 8: 15 Weather Picture 8:16 Pt. Pleasanl footi1all 10:30 Songs for Children 10:45 The Golden Key 11 :00 News 11: 0' Saturday Show 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nat. News 12:20 Bull•ttn 5oard 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Natinee 1:30 News Headlines l:3l Saturday Matinee 1,55 News 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2:30 News Headlines 2:31 Saturday Matmee Z:5S News 3:00 S&turday Matinee 3:30 News Headlines 3:31 Saturday Matinee !:5> News 4:00 Discing with Doss 4:30 Top Ten Revua 5:00 News Roundup 5:15 Interlude 5:30 Community OJ.Oir& S:OO Dinner Musicale 7:00 Dance Parly 7:40 News 7: i5 Off tbe Air By HAROLD GRAY 1 ooueT IF £VEN ~ VErt'9CI'I W\L l OUTWEIGH """ 1Bfii TAKEN OF EVEINTI-II'ICi 6A!O uP TO, A!'() \NCU.\DIHG, TI-lE QJ-I'S HPIJJQOM' SORRY, JLUGE I 'rJ.lERI.:: "IJ!E'I' I voo "100( 'WPt 1 I OI?Dfl( 'o'OU TO TURI'I CM-R TliAr l'J:IPE TO ME , 'TO BE IMPOLt\DW' I' "'TH€ WI ···- By ART-SANsOM lly llRANNil ~UST 11\"".KE bUR:. I :..00 ~ lillie BEAI/T••'IJL Wf"EN YOO I(E T... ~""'U G H WI1H , ' PUBLIC AUCTION IDON'TSE! C\..O'THES: OR 1ENNI6 fQUIPMENT. A lloAA WHO TAKES ALL HIS 8a.ot>GINGS 1000/S -T ME'S POIN6, .-NO INTEN!li 10 M .M "sotMWI ~<--' " ,I •' WHAT? WERE t f: !oJ?S":'ATt A1 · 1Q!'-~ IN 0011 MUR:DEII CASE ~AIIiST ' BUGS€'( THCI1" lAP!: l'ii IN l'l-IE I-IA'W .., ·y..,_~ _, _ _TH.A.~ :S A M5 ORr:: ;,:: E! UT ,<H LEA57 :_ L c.J E-:- ~N ·,:,· FO~ �.... .' '. \·"" ·tf)fllfer• Elected rB-Daily Sentinel_. Pomeroy·Ml~dleport, 0 .. Sept. 11, 1965 :By Grange Thursdfly 1 ~ S:.an er..k Grasge elected Officers for the commg year at ' Us September meetin~ held this I ....k. ~~ 11 Those elected were; N. M. Davis, Master; William M. Davis, Overseer; Mrs. lam .M. Davis, Lecturer; E. W. C:hiireh, Steward; Junior Call, '1 Assistant Stewart; Hiram North Chaplain; Mrs. E. W. Church, •emtary - treasurer: Houck, Galekeeper; Mrs. J. N. ,1. Davis, Ceres; Mrs. Franklin. Pomona; Mrs. M"'oe'l 11,1 Mlso catherine Harrb, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Har· CALENDAR ri&, Will the flower girl and wore sheer bouffant dress of white embroidered organza tied with a blue satin sash. She carried a Dower bask<!! of baby breath pink roseo. Acolytes were Mark Vroman and Douglas Doivaon. SEPT. 111-11 E;angellne Cltapter, OES, Middleport, will aponsor a rum· 'mage sale Frtday and Saturday, Sept. 10-11 In the former AlP bujlding. Peraons having articles to be picked up may call Jo Ann Bailey, WY 2-3333 or Mrs. John Lyons or Mrs. Wendell Bunce. 1'!1: I I I ' .i I ."I, 'Mlt~ Grange viewed a mo•lie, 1 •· Magic Highway in the 1Vhicb was on lhe World's ' ' ,I'·. Wednesday, Sepl. 15. at the b0111e of the pre~dent, Irene Parker. The business meeting wiU start at 10 a. m. Winter activities will be planned with -ti-...... "' .S: i. c: ... :~ .;,(2 e ... c: ·; ~-- ~ c;-- FIVE CENTS NEW ORLEANS <UP I) -The from Betsy in Louisiana. Chelta coroner of New Orleans aald to- Jmd said there could be as many day he received reports that as 200 in still-flooded New OrHurricane Betsy killed 250 per· leans alone. sons in devastated Plaquamines At Baton Rouge, divers Parish county. The reports searched for 1.2 million pounds via amateur radio said t he ol deadly chlorine. It was •· bodies would be sent to New 1 board a barge that disappear· Orelans. ed at the height of the storm "We have no real confirma- Frtday and presumably sank in tlon of this," said coroner Dr. the Mississippi River. Nicholas Chetta. President Johnson ordered the Verlti..Uon wao difficult. all-out emergency search for Teleplloae lines to Plaqae- the missing barge, owned by mines ooutb ol New Orlealll the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. and turn into ils gaseouo state, posing a grave threat to the heavily-popolated ares, but gas masks were rushed In as a "precautionary measurt. '' Officials bere !eared recleding fiood waters would reveal many more dead in area• isolated since the storm struck with un· prececknted fury during the weekend. By early tDday, 45 persons were known dead in Louisiana. Eleven others died PATROL BOYS -. Patrol leaders for the 1965·66 school year have been selected at Mason Elementary school in other states earlier •• Betsy The boys are supervised by Mason Pohce Chief Fred Taylor. Front row , L to R, are Mike Dawson, Charles Johnmoved from the Bahamas, a- son, James Frame, Dav•d Smith: Wesley Rou sh, Kevm Brow.n and Tommy Baldwin. Back row, Barry Harris John r::~mEri~:!~ ~~~"~:~~_45~ow11_deadl th~fit~:l•<~~~in!t .:~~d u::~~e~~ ::~ Florida and into the Gulf Ebe~bach, Billy Fry, Randy :~~s~l, ~~eky"Con:oll~an~1 Ch1ef Taylor.-Sentinel photo :~of~~~ ~As:: II DRIVE·IN 0 term ELBERFELDS SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 MEIGS THEATRE Pomerow. ~.::::-:­ POMEROY -MiDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 124 ~ on the farm bill today· ere wa• even a ehanc:e of fi. nal •r~';"~l of the big measure by n g 1 a · .. B~ U:le adnumstratioo ~d orgaruzed labor rallied behind : amendmeal by Sen. Ross aas, P.Tenn., under whtch the Labor Department would continue to decide when loretgn WW'k· "JJ could be IDl~ted to help out on the nallon s fArms. Tbe lila farm package includes: a lour-y~ar. extensiOn, With •orne IDQdificaUons, of the wst1ng ' The first meeting of the new ~- i. Q ~ ·.:: 250 Reported Killed Louisiana In Single WORLD ~=:.~~County by Hurricane Ieason of the Syracuse Third Wecinesday Home Demonstra· lion Club will be held all day N• "' '"' ,, en tine "'it at First Meeting of New Semon Noted -- t:: at y VOl. XVII The Pomeroy Bend Citizens Band Radio Club will hold their annual picnic and outing Sunday, Sept. 12. at Old Man's Cave. The group will leave the Rock Springs Fuirgrounds at 12:30 p. m. All members, their families and friends are invited. Mrs. Richard Home Economics co"imilttee I chaJrman. and James N. Davis, Richard Sims asd Rose, civic improvement mittee. • D-eed To Tit. lllleiVIJ 01 Tit. Meip·Mt~~on Area sepL :t The Daughters of Ruth class of the United Methodist Church will meet at the church, Mon· 'il day, Sept. 12, at 2 p. m. with ':1, Miss Nelle Bing as hostess. • Houck. F'lora; Mrs. Junior Call, .:!J ' • , 1 Lady A~sistant Steward: man Sht>els, executive comrnit~ee chairman; E. W. Ch!Jrril.l Jegislative committee; Mrs. Rose, Youth Committee man: SOCIAL Homebuilders' D1imer to be In October Otdt TONIClHT VINCENT PRICE In • LAST MAN ON EARTH or LAST WOMAN? Allvo SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS- "THE LAST MAN ON EARTH" among tbe LJFELESS ... alone amung the crawling crl'atures of evil that make ;!:!cr:!t:: 0011tract; 1 ~~n~ Three Suffer War Theaters at a Glance four-year ••· leaslon <X the wool support prolflm With I modest boost in aupportl and I special bonus incrl&k. for small prodUCOI'll; lellslatlon ft<ezing rice price ,upparts for two yean and pro'fldlnc diversion payments to Three persons suffere1 min· JftnYetf if acreage aJiotments or injuries in an accident invesart cut. tigated by the Meigs County Sheriff's department over the fLAGSTAFF, ARIZ. - BE- weekend. SP,eC!acled Donald Melvin Boggs, Injured in the two-car mis~yttr-old pri!OD parolee from hap on County R<lad 304, ,.._n. Berry, Olli<l, faced ar· tenths of a mile northeast of ~rilent today for two of four Route 881 west of Tuppers Plains kllllngi committed during a Sunday were Linda Hendersoo . ~lr7 crime spree. 16 Rt. 3 Coolville laceration oi ~!• RoclclKf, bil 16-year • ~ race': Linda sue Smith, 10, MI·nor Hurts In Colli.Sl.Oll ~ THEY AREVALUABLETOYOU the mght hideoua witb lnhu· man cravinf' ,.,Ji& Ql1'1 F.i•M ..-•qa i1'1 !ci'~•,~J:_.-.#rl., · First Band ~' Show IS• MUSIC• For t een-agers u. s. SAIGON (UPil - Advance elements of the Army's First C1velry Division, on 1ir mobllo strike Ioree of 20,000 mon and 50 helicopters, moved Into o secret bill in South Viet Nom todoy. Tho division is the lorgMI alnglo Amoricon unit to be commlllod to the war effort. When tho landing Ia comploto, II will boost U. S. combat atronvth to tho 125,000.man ""'rk ordertd by Pr•id•nt Johnson lilt July. The "First Cavu Is dMcrlbecl •• the Army's ''Sunday Punch" In guerrill• warfare. Its men •re specially tr1ined to swoop in by helicopter 191inst ll'lll threatened by tho Viol Cong. Mora then 1,000 mombora of tho division from Ft. S.nning, Ga., wora al· rudy uhoro Sunday, It it expoctod to !eke 1bout 1 wHk to complet• the landing. South Vietnam... MerinM today continuocl 0 roundup of robollioua lrlbolmen In tho mounlolna of Eerlac province, obo~t 161). miiM north1111 of Saigon. .....-,.--\!!....-..-. ~ ................ - ·-· .._. Wreck Victim is in Just Fair Condtion • I Colonel Hartinger Begm·s L • • pecia ogistics ourse 1 s •} c MASON - Mike Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stewart of Mason IS listed m lair con ' dillon at 'Holzer hospila; follo w: . Lieutenant Colonel James V. Hartin)ler, son of Mrs. . . ing a one-car accident earl s \to let M. Harhnger u[ 389 Beach St., Middleport, has en· The M•ddleporl High School d· , . H tf d Y at- tered the lndustnal Colle~e of the Armed Forces at Fort I Yellow Jacket Marching Band ur a) m ar or . I Lesley J. McNair in Washmglon. under the direction of Mr. Wi\- ~tewart, a student at Moun-/ 1 Colonel Hartinger Is one of l liam K. Russel\, presented its lam S~ate Busmess collt!ge ml 180 outstanding senior officera 1first ~how of the ~eason during I Parke 1.sburg, suflert!~ a ~me- . and key ~overnment ~ticia1s Ihalf-time ceremomes at the , ftured JaW and l~ceratwns ol the enr .. l\ed m the intensiVe 10' Middleport • Rutland football I ace m the aCCident at 2:3U a. month course operated under 1game Saturday mghl at Rut- m. on U. S. Route 33. lnvesiiga. '1 the d~rec6.n of the Joint Chiefs tiOn IS bemg made by lhe Mas- ' ol Slaff. He will study mar> , land. : The show was entitled "Mu- on County Shenff s department. agemen~ of logis~ic re!Jources sic For Teen-agers" and tea-· . , . for natiOnal secunty. tured a snappy routine to the : The colonel, who entered the ! beat of music geared to the 0 4 .,les i\I-•~~ - · .• -.. .. .. ~ervice in _I~~· - ~rev!Ou.<ly ~"!:· __ _ ..,._.... ~ - • --- IITIP ......,....__ (UT ALON' THII LIN I ' 2) "BUS R LEY'S BACK IN TOWN• (Technicolor) A-nn -Margaret, Michael Park!l Janet Mar,lilolin, -~ 's Television Program WSAZ-TV Channe13 CONTROL . ' Ill ma~~ag•ng money, too, makes for J4fely. Bring your desire for greater family security out of the cloud. • , , down to earth: Open a banlc account, with us -lOOn; make deposito regui4r/y; build up a dependable backlog of SAVINGS! OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS ~ SEPT. 15 The Winding Trail Garden A reception was held lm· Club will meet at tbe home of mediately following the we<lld1~g I Mrs. Loyd Moore Wednesday, at the home of the bride's Sept. 15, at 8 p. m. Members ents. Arrangements of please refer to yearbook gladiolus and asters were prograrir details. throughout the home. Betbel No. 62 of the lnt,erru•bride's table was covered tionaJ Order of Job's Daught. a while cloth and centered ers Will meet at the Pom~roy tiered wedding cake Masonic Temple Monday at witli ivy. 7:30 p. m. There will be Dining room hostesses tion. Mrs. Edward Crooks, ~~:f port: Miss Barbara K !he Kaiser Aluminum company Powhatan Point, and Miss m Ravenswood. The couple ts ryn Fruth, Charleston. Miss residing at 901 24th.SI., Vienna, Nancy Thomas of Florida v..•,.·.,..,..,..,.,...,....., tered the guests. Punch, • ding cake, small sandwiches . ' and mmts were served. For her wedding trip to east the new Mrs. Thomas wore FOR ALL OCCASIONS ---an autwrm green knit suit We wire Oowen evenwben matching accessories and Dowers from her bridal bouquet. wY22039 The bride is a graduate OR NIGHT WI 9-2951 Middlepori High school a n Pomeroy Flower Shop Ohio State University. She is kindergarten teacher in Mro. Millard Vau Meter Marietla City schools. II. MaiD PotnerOJ Mr. Thomas is associated T:OO John's Almlllae 1:111 Popeyo and Pals t:oo Top cat t:JO lfeclor Heathcote Show YOUR NEW DEALER IN THIS AREA FOR RURAL DOXOL BOTTLE GAS _____ ""'"·I ·:d-ltFW'... " CALl US FOR PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE AND INSTALLAnONS. WE HANDLE A COMPLOE (6 TIL 8 PM) FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF UNE OF HUnNG EQUIPMENT. Cordially Invites The Public To The FRIDAY NIGHT SHOPPERS. OPENING The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company OF THE "Wo Hovo Grown BocouH Wo Hove Helped Others Grow" Mornb.r Fodorol R-rve System . SPIN-A-YARN SHOP LOCATED AT HER RESIDENCE 138 S. 4th Ave,, Middleport, 0. SUNDAY, SEPT. 12th 1:00 to 5:00PM Came In, Browse Around, Heve RefNohmenll end Register For Door Prl... Member Fodorol Dopoolt lnouronco Corporation Rll!llttor Now For Knitting Cln... POMEROY, OHIO R1011uler Houn Tuesday thru Frkloy 101m to 3 pm PHONE WY2-2448 I 618 E. MAIN ST. -POMEROY,' 0. ' 10:00 UaderdoJ 10:30 Fireball XLS 11:00 Dennis the Menace 11:30 Fury 12:00 '!'beater s JZ:IO Trailll West 1:00 Higher and Wider 1:30 Pete Smith 1:45 Saturday Afternoon al Movies 3:30 Great Moments In Muoie 3:45 Football Preview •:oo NCAA Football-Calif. 7:00 Flatt and ScrugiB 7:30 Fllppar 1:110 I Dream ol Jeannie 1:31 Got Smart 9:110 Saturday Night 11 Movies 11:110 Late NOWII 11:10 Weather 11:15 Sports Roundup 11:21 Filma of the 60's J1ckie Gl....., lias gone Ill for 1 talent hunt for bil nut CBS seuon, with Gt!orp Jes,.l bealilll the wuoda to !llllre out aew perf«...,s, One alreadJ oip!d for lhl p1'0II'IIII b Tom Dohl, 1 !"year • old Northwestom Unlvenity student whoso •pocieltJ fl mqk, WCHS-TV ChannelS T:IIO TV Classroom 1:110 Mister Mayor 9:110 Alvin Show 9,30 Tennessee Tuxedo 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw 10:30 Migbty Mouse Playhouse 11:110 Linu• The Lion Hearted 11:30 Sky King !2:30 My Friend Flicka 1:00 I Love Lucy 1:30 Great Moments in Music 1:45 Baseball •:oo NFL Countdown to Kickofl 5:00 Jim Walters Jubilee 5:30 Barn Dance 6:00 "Americans on Everest" 7:00 Smothers Brothers 7:30 Jackie Gleason 8:30 Trials of O'Brien 9:30 The Loner 10:00 Gunsmoke 11:110 Newa Tonigbt li:IS Million Dollar Movie• NBC has two new andienceparticipation game shows IICheduled for Ito daytime OJI"r• ation beginning Sept. rl. They are ''Fractured Phrases" and "Let'o Play Poot Office." The latter is a product of video star Merv Griffin's firm, and II h., mthing to do with raising po•l· al rates. DANNY IN BIT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Danny Tbomu will play a Uny role In "Don't Worry, We'll Think ol a Title" 1tarring Morey Amster· dam aDd Rose Marie. Supplement To Tbe Dall7 Sentinel. I'Gmeroy·Middleporl ehlo ... Tho Gallia rimes, Gallipolil, Oble WHTN-TV Channe113 : Jq65 :)-- M 8 JO Neighbors 8:45 Social Security 9:00 Herald of Truth 9:30 Word of Life 10:00 Superman to,30 King and Odie II: 00 Casper cartooo show II: 30 Porky P1g 12:00 Bugs Bunoy 12:30 Hoppity Hooper 1:00 American Bandstand ·~ 2:00 Major League Champ. SAT., SEPT. II WGIILIGIITS 8:00 I DREAM OF JEANNIE - starring Larry Hagman as astronaut, Capt. Anthony Nel· son and Barbara Eden as Jea• nie, the captam's ever~loving !Ilallicperforming genie. "The Lady in the BoUle." When Capt, Nehnn 's space misson goes aw· rv and he: land~ nn ~ rl<><:ertf>d Island. he uncorks a stranl!elooklng bottle. thereby freeing a oeautilul genie who has been walling for nearly 2,500 years for just lhtl moment. 1:01 SATURDAY NIGIIT AT THE MOVIES - "Gnnfl&ht .. BW't Lancaster and Kirk Doug~ las and C<Hitarring Rhonda Fie· mlng, Jo Van Fleet, and John lrelml. 'file stocy of the events leaUing up and llljl'rounding the historic gunfight at the 0. K. Corral In Tombstone, in which Wyatt Earp (Lancaster) and hia b1eod, lloc Holliday (Doug lu) faced the lawlw Clanton png, HOLLYWOOD' (UPD - MiJ. ton kle, of aU people, will pop up UU. fall 11 ,I IUOBt star II a H&~ ai"Mr.llltberll.• T W T m;: ~-f_:~-~ 41 I 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 121 3 141516 1718 j • 1 9 2 0 2 1 2 2 2 3 24 2 5 . 26272823 3 0 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1965 Baseba~i 5:00 ABC's Wide World ol Spll 6:30 Flintstone• 7 00 Tammy 7:30 Shindig 1:00 The King Famly 8:30 The Lawrence Welk Show 9:30 The Hollywood Palace 10:30 Wrestling 11,00 Bob Yoong News .. 11 :1~ Chiller Theater SEPHMBER • I I I I! I..i I~0 I! 12l:li I; I I I I I I I I I i Broadway Bulletin Board 11IE VOICE OF BROADWAY BY OORO'I'IIY IILGALLEN Broadway Ballelln Baard Basin Street East, which clos· ed its doorll two weeks ago af. ter trying to make it with rock ' • roll attractions, will reopen with a •·name" policy - u of old. The premier bill co • stars Ma)'llard Ferguson's big hand IDd 1 comedian . · "The Knack - turned oot by Tony Richard· ooll'• film outfit, but not ot all Uko it - Ia beaded for a million· dollar lf09'l . . Jean Paul vig· non II wooinl Suoan Stein, daughter olmultimlllionait< Jutes Stein .. · Liza Mlnne111 i1 pr.. paring 1 new nightclub act fat Fall ... James Pelrlllo, former. ly the big music union atar, ooghl lo be cheeked oot for fu. ture heoclllne1 · Acodemy o\wvd wia,nor Mutmilan Sor· ell IJ teocling If scrip!! from Broadw•y producen. He'l in a IDIJ(ld to mai<e hla U. S. sta~e debut . .. No lower than 82 1111Juillos ..•II over the -ld are·doing si«ies 011 Julie Chri.. tie, the octresa who Makos aucb .. lmplrt Ia "DDrllq.. The government is getting ready to warn the world of a vast food famine in the seventies. Because af the populatiQn explosion, most countries will be affected, bul the diplomats will emphasize that Uncle Sam will employ revolutionary methods intended to keep half the world from starving . · A very popular but "sheltered" young octreso just lived through a ICript wilder than any her producers would dare hand her. She slipped over a photogra· pher (much older, of course, and divorced I, decided to break loose from mom and dad, and actually managed a (ew rende:r.. vous with her love by climbing through her bedroom window after ''the folks" were asleep. But they've found out about it , she's practically in irons, and the photographer is no longer taking her picture. Doubleday look a full page ad showing "Modesty Blaise·· a brusette. Than when some hipster discovered that Monica VItti, who stars ia the Dim, " 1 blonde, they changed all the eiiCtronics. The Kim Sisters recorded the lyrics to their lal· 061 effm'l, "'1\cky 'ncky Tack," In New Yort before they ahoved off on a European toor. Tho masic wu added in Nashville, l1ld presumably oone ol their fa111 wUI over know the differ· I! ence. Bob Aldrich Is having •mth.,. plase built uaetly like the lliiO In wbich Paul MIDis wa• tillld. """' 11'1 -III'J lo ' pick up scenes Mantz didn't gel for "Flight of the Pboenix." The sew plane, which will bo flown by another stunt pilot, il roasting $75,1100. No word JD bow mucb pilots cost · . Don't be surprised if the opening night opera iD the se• Met al Lincoln Center doesn't have e~~:actly the same cast as was billed. They're already look ing for a replacement for one of the stars, who has asked •·out" of the historic occasion. LATE MOVIES SATURDAY'S LATE MOVIES Chaoael II - Reptilicus, 1!161 Carl Ottosen and Man Withoul A Body, 1957, George Coulouris. Cbannel I - Once Upon A Honeymoon 1942, cary Gran~ Channel 3 - Ruby Gentry 1M9, Jennifer Jones. WEDNESDAY'S LATE MOVIE Cllaanel 8 - The Abductors, 1~7. Victor Mcl.aglen. THURSDAY'S LATE MOVIE!I C1wmel I - She Wore A Yellow Ribbon, 1949, J o h a Wayne. FRIDAY'S LATE MOVIES Qonel I - Mutiny OD tho Bounty. 1935, Charleo LaughtoD. ChaUBel IS - Club By Night, 11152, Paul Dooglas and "Measalina 19110, Belinda Lee. FELLBR'S FEAT CLEVELAND <UPI) - Bob Feller, former Clevel•ncl lndiaJt pitching great, no-bit tho Chicago White So• on tt, son's opening-day game AprB 15, IMO, the only pilcber to ~ ----~~~~- - -· . I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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