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Ql I_I U , « . tt": People /n p c;merOy MEIGS THEATRE ti y ·- ' ELBERFELDS ARE OPEN ON - ·- - ··- ~ j I . 1 1 1 1 w'ar Fronts •• At aGlance 1 Mainly About eekend Two weekend burglaries are being probed today by law enforcement agencies in Middleport and Pomeroy, Pomeroy police are investigating the breaking and bl entering of the Landmark Town and Country store, 540 East Main-st, while authorities in Middleport are probabe ing a burglary of the Valley Lumber & Supply Com· pany, 923 South Third-av. Middleport Chief of Police Herbert Gilkey said lhe office of Valley Lumber & Supply was ransacked, apparently in a search f o r NEW DELHI - THE money. agenls before we open the minister or India'• Gujerat Chiei Gilkey said the Middle- safe," said Chief Webster. hls wUe ancilhree persona port business place was enter- It was reported over $400 had killed Sllllday 1n a mysterious - - ed through a large door local- neen left in the store safe, Web· plaoe craab 80 miles aoutbeast ed in the mill oeclion of the ster said. nakl border All Iobuilding. The thieves, accord· o! lhe r stan • · in• to reports, then gained en- Entrance into the Town . and dia Radio reported today· • Co try t ed The Indian official was ldenti· trance into the office by break- un s ore was gam fled as B. B. Gehta, 6(1. The lng open another door through a sliding door al the radio said tbe live-seat plane Nothing Is believed to have ' rear ofthe building. Chief Webcrashed tt 1 village near Bhuj been taken of any significant ster said 11 15 known $22 10 in the disputed Rann of Kutcb value, according to police. change was taken from the a...,a. One report said the plane Chief Gilkey said no money iB office. • was shot down by Pakistan M 1 nty teachers Friday kept in the lumber company planes. will ea~ce~tu or reject a recom· Pomeroy Police Chief Jed A LEADING CHURCHMAN ntendation w underwrite an in· Webster, at 11 a. m. today, was tt' !old 4,500 Methodists tensive campaign in support of still . uncertam what had been Scene al Ground-Breaking Ceremony Snntlay in Pomeroy lhal colle&• youth need a "noit>ll !sue I tPEPI tn their annual obtamed from lhe Llllldmark th at Southern Local high Store . of reference" 1o judge e Cbief Webster 911id the burgBREAK GROUND _ Mickey Williams, chairman o! the St. Paul's church Building committee, left, is to they learn, and that the Chrl&- The· decision will follow 1 Jars there bad tampered with NEW DELID (UP!I - lo- 'follow Pastor Joseph Kraty, center, with shovel, in ground breaking reremomes Sunday for St. Paul's new, Uan college gives them that. made by the <the safe, but his department dian Prime Minister Lal Ba· modern church. After Mr. Williams took the shovel, the others. left to right, al"o participated, Harry Miller, Bishop Gerald J. Meigo County Education Assoe· ' was awaiting arrival of BCI ag. badur La! Babadur Shaotrl, Ronald Keske. Geor~e Bahr, Kenneth Braun, Dirk Fick. Charles Evans, and Alfred Elberfeld. All except ~::dM~~O~ur~\~: lation Executive council tn a ents to learn if tt had been op- cllarged today that Chinen Keske, representating the architect, and Mr. Fick, rep resenting the general contractor, Horace Karr, are on meeting last Thursday evening ened. Communist troopo have otarl- the Building committee. - Sentinel Photo. • rally kicking off • fl at Southern Local High school. Chie! Webster indicated there eel firing on Indian border lund raising drive to aid ndist collesea and wesley Final reports of plans for the i• a possibility the safe had posts olonc !be IDdlan • €billdation church centera tn county . wide teachers' been opened, lhe money taken e•e frontier. "CblneH troops were heard and reviewed. oat and then closed. •'We're • have ollrted llrlnr oa olH' bor· 1111: IJNlTED NATIONNiS~e~!i[~}! Fay Suer, president, , waiting the arrival of the Bur- der posto both In Ladakh and Abiding the ancient biblical eroy Sunday at 3 p.m. . the Lord Builds " was to take part in the ground curlty CoUDCil today 01 sided. loau of Criminal lnveattptton 1 Slkklm," Shastri oald In • India and Pakistan to atop otatemeut to tbe lndiaa par· admonition, 'Unless the Lord The brief ceremony, attend-! '·'f'he new church," he sa id, brPaking, was unable to attend. inC by I a.m. Wedneoday. Tea"!'en next Friday aloo llament. builds a house, those who build ed by an estimated 100 pansh-l "would hi:! a temple ot the Lord, Richard Fick _took his place. • it labor in vain," the Rev. Jos- ioner~, concluded with the pas-1as compnrPrt to JUSt a church or Otheri breakmg ground were U N ulllmatum conllilllll elect sJX. deleplas to the Sout.h· ~pll~ wamln& for · eastern Dhlo Education . IS US SAIGON jUPl) _ eph Kraly of St. Paul's Luther- tor hrst breakmg ground, then , a house, 1.11 ~he meas~re that Pas!9r Kraly, th_e _first, follow· China to stay aut of tile otrife auoo meeting later In•~=~~ ... para1r0open, olrUtted Ill- an church and eight lay leaders the laymen in turn, each orepeat-~ we who build 1t are dethcated to ed b) M1ckey WllliaUlS, Ronald the Lord.'' Keske, George Baer, Kenneth on the ouhconllnent. Nomln.ated by the : to a boneto' aell of bani broke ground for the modern ing a dedicatory prayer. church to be built at East Sec- In his sermonetle, the Rev. llora<.:e Karr, Pomeroy Star Bri:tun, Alfred Elberfel?, CharBUl 81 tile Security 0 0Splt core Vlel Cong deep In tile acted, Comllluniat China fl Buck, Fay Sauer, Robert central higbfaado of Sonlll V~ and and Sycamore-sts in Porn- Kraly used the text, "Unless Route, general conlraator who les Evans and Harry Miller. t:: 1 Landmark Store, Lumber Firm Victims of Marauders Enrollmeat at Rlt Grande Collea:e ba1 tel a aew record by topplag 700 for the first time Ia the history of the col· lege. As of Thandoy, septem· ber 11, 7!0 atodeats have eDrolled at the college for tbe fall oemester. fhl• total 1Dclude1 m resldeot otudenll, (33 of whom """ Hviq in tbe Lafayette Uotel 1n GallipoHs, ())Jinl, !55 commuters, aud 68 uigbt omdfats. Total fall enrollment last yeor at the college waa m. at w,r. I' FIV! CENTS SEPTEMBER 20, 1965 trike Twice over 7d . ° MONDAY, POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 130 I J.;; enttne at 1r tht The Rev. and Mrs. Clyde J Grade P.TA. held· ils first reg· year were: Bartlett and son, James, and The Nicbolson home was the Rtggs, U. S. Atr Force, Chey· her mother, Mrs. P. M. Sines SEPr. 18 ular meeting of the school Program Committee, Mrs. Masettlng for the gala celebration enne, Who.; Mr. and Mrs. Woyd of Buckharuton, w. va., were The annual Tag Day of the Committees were announced Mr. Noah Haskins Is a patient year, Thursday, sept. 9th al son Fisher, Miss John lhl• bonorlng Seth and Gladys Ni- Champton of Genoa; Mr. and in Newark Monday where they Southern Local Jr. and Sr. when the Riverview PTA met at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis the school. M H ld da f d t Th h · M Membership Committee, n. I M Ch A M tholson after 50 years of mar- r~h ;r ~s ~osR ~;i ~~- visited with their son and fam·i Bands will bethhe ondSathur yh, Sept. 13 with the president, Mrs. or observation an treatmen. M e PF':'grhamictraodtrmaedn, :;:~ Nancy Ervin, Mrs Opal Van riage, Sunday at•ernoon. Aug- ry ep er , s. o . . ily. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Sept. 18th wi a para e t roug Maxine Whitehead, opening it Mr and Mrs Rtchard Koeh· ason '' er. n uc Gi .,.. ust 29th, gtven by their niec... ham. Mrs. Erme Noms, Mr. Bartlett and family. 1 Pomeroy in the aflernoon. The with thePTA prayer The com- 1 · d hild · Cb . ti B t executive head, Mr Deem. Meter, Mrs. Alberta u~ Mrs. Allegra Will, Rutland,and i and Mrs. Herb ZOller and sons, While there the birthday of proceeds will be used to help mlttees are PubUc~y Mrs t"r ';ch< Mi ~n, 1 :" ne, e,j Following tbe introduction o! camp, Mrs. Carroll :o~sW 1;:· 0 ' 1 ' CC aeb ar~~t dan_ the parents and the teac?ers, he John Stobart. MrJ:: ra Mrs. Donna Zeller, Columbus, Jeff and Todd, _and Mr. and the Rev. Mr. Bartlett was ob- pay for new uniforms purchas- Ruth Anne' Balderson: Mrs: 5 01 and their families. Mrs. Wm ~-. N1cholso~ and served with a surprise party. A ed last year. Velma Barnha·rt, Mrs. Violet ~ ue,.th ~m us, v~I e thre held an inf~rmal question and and Mrs. Chris Ptckens. M 5 . . , children. Ph1hp. Freddie, Jud- pastel color scheme was .carSEPT. Zl Smith; Health and Safet , Mrs. cen Y WI er gran mo er, answer pertod. The new Math Budget. and Finance, r~ The bride wss dressed m lace 1ith, Tommy and Susan, of Co- lriod out in the decorattons. Pomeroy Chapter No. 80 Roy- Elizabeth Smith IWnaJ Os- Mrs. R. C. Sansbury and her program, foreign language cour- Mason Ftsher. Mrs. Paul J.aw Nlth. a corsage of two goldt!u lu~nbus; Mrs. Otho Burson and Assisting with the party was al Arch Masons will hold a borne, Miss Ella 'otehl, and Ml'S. saster, Miss sally SChaaf , sea, explanations of. h i gh renee, Mrs. Earl Cross, Mr.:,s~ 8 JTC'hld~, and the ~room ha~ Miss Beverly Guess of A~he~s: Mrs. Arthur Ford, a daughter special convocation Monday at Carolyn Franz; Reading and Miss Carol Bachtel visited school courses, gradmg meth· Ann Boso, Mrs. Martha '!lalrhmg boutonmere, gtfls Mrs. Worthy Tate of GalltpolJS; o! the honored guest. 7:30 p. m. to confer the Royal Libra Mrs Olive Osborne her grandmother, Mrs. J. w. ods, and manner of dress in the Beegle, Mrs. !Wbert Roberto, rom the ZOller famtly ._ . Miss Karen Gregg, Middleport; I Attending were the honored Arch degree. Refreshments will M B' · 11 nd Mr Ra: Dawson in Vienna W. Va. Wed- schools were among the points Mrs Letha Proffttt and Mrs. The home was traditionally Mrs. Linnie Bratton, Mrs. Bet- 1guest and Mrs. Bartlett and follow the meeting. All offl- rs. ·G 8 ~~ 8-t rt s. M nesday. She also ~ttended a re- discussed. Patty Pickens. Jecorated with a gold lace ta- ty Riggs and daughters, Sharon son, James. Mrs. P.M. Sines, cers and companions are urged ~~08 0 ~en, osf 1 ~ 1 Y'v· _rs. ception at St. Joseph Hospital Following the program, the Hospitality, Mrs. Leonard 1 1 :)lecloth, ran~Jes and hold~rs, and Karen, Mr. and Mrs. Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Forrest E. Bart- by Thomas C. Edwards, high : Hu~ h~e ~M=~bersr~. ~ :: in Parkersburg for Sister Am- president, Mrs. Mildred Fitch Bass, Mrs. Ralph S~el\ . . and a centerpiece of mums and vin Chase, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. lett, Mr. asd Mrs. Charles E. pries!, to attend. Ph If ~ d Mr 1 p, D . · brose who has been transfer- led the group in the Pledge 1o Magazine, Mrs. Maxme Wm· 8 1 snapdragons held by • crystal, Stout, and Mrs. Bernard Allen Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Em- Theodorus Council, Daughters ~ ~ red ~ the Charleston Catholic lhe Flag and the Lord's Pray- gelt. 0 e 'J '· H~i footed bowl, dahng back over and children, Bonnie, Judy, and erich, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur of America, will meet at the an nrs .. rva ean er • u Hospital. er. Publicity Committee, M~s. a hundred years: The flower> lloyd, Albany: and Mrs. Nellie Ford and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. IOOF hall Monday at 7:30 p.m .'l get a d Fmance, ~r. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ro~sh The secretary's report of the Fred Smith, Mrs Na~cy F.rvm. •ere from the Wtll garden and Tracv. Mr. and Mrs Den L. Bartlett and children, Sheryl, The charter wtll be draped m. Mauri ce. Reed. M d and Mrs. and ehildren Keruty and Bfcky executive meeting held on Sept. Character and Splrttual Eduwere arranged by Mrs. Zeller. wood and Mr. and Mrs. Pat- Daiana, Mike, Lucinda and Ca- memory of members, Rhenal Dale Smtth, Mr. an Mrs. Har- and Mrs Aita Miller were in 2 was given by Mrs. Dorothy cation fdrs. Eula Proffitt, and A beautiful three· tie_ red cake rirk D. Wood and Lori Ann •rol of Newark. Yost and Ethel ~row an dj ry Osbor_ne .. and Mr. and Mrs. Toledo r~cently for 8 visit with Smlt and volunteers were ask· Mrs. Faye Proffitt. tastefully decorated w1th gold- and Danny Lee Will. Pomeroy. Past National Councilor Hester Frank Blse, Program, Mr. and Mrs. Retha Jacques and Mr. ed to serve on committees. The Legislation, Mrs. Jean Sayre. en roses, w_as served by Mrs. Local guests present were •, Runner, and all officen and Mrs. Joe Turner, ~rs. Grace and Mrs. Harold Johnson. A discussion was held on heir Pauline Atkms, and the golden Mr. ond Mrs. Dean Blockwood, Ralph Lees team are requested to wear Weber, Mrs. Pauhne Myers, Mr. and Mrs. James Mourn- Charter is Dra ed lng buy a piano for the school p~~ch was JX)Ured by Mrs Vtr- Jr. and ch ildren, Alan, Owen. white. Polluck ref_reshments and Dohrman Reed, Refresh- ing and children_ Columbus, , P and several money-making progmta Nelson. The handmade. Deanna and Darlene; Miss Car- Holt/ Open House will follow the meettng. ments, Mrs. Greta Sutile. Mrs. are visiting their parents, Mrs. In Member 8 Memory jects were also discussed artfully decorated mmts were ol Malone Mr. and Mrs. Nor- 0 H . b t" f The Racme Elementary PTA Sl.elhe Petty, Mrs. Tommy James Mourning Middleport . 1 The meeting date was chang· 1 made ~nd given to the _couple! man C. Will and son, Duane, the ~~~h wo~Jin~ a~n~v;:~~~ ~t will hold its first meeting of Allman and Mrs. Ruby Brew- and Mr. and Mrs'. Tom Walters: m!!~rch:~t~ar~i~ll G~:= a~~~ ed from the second Thursday as 11 g1ft ~y ~rs. Naomi How- Mr. and Mrs. L N Taylor, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lee will the school year Monday, Sept. ler. Po.int Pleasant, W. Va. Past S~ reme Chief Minnie lof each month to f~rth _Monell of Galhpo\18. Eli<aboth McCumber, Mr,. Or- be held at their home on the 20 at 7:30 at the grade school. The PTA voted lo pay for Mrs. Robert Reibel is visit- Buntin p when Ma ~olia Tern- day. The next meeting will be Mrs Hazel Blackwood was ion Ne lson. Mr. and Mrs. Racine . Bashan Rd Sunday The Executtve Head, Mr. Deem, l crackers and JUice used !or ing in Chillicothe with her dau- pi p ~it· s· te gmet Th held on October 25. The refreshthe greeti~ hostess. and Mrs. Frank Halliday, Mr. and Mrs. Sept. 26, 2 to 4 p. m.'The L~~~ will be guest speaker. There H~ad_ Start: Mrs. Grace Weber, ghter and family, Mr. and Mrs. dae e~en'i~ a~s OAV ha~rs- ment committee meQ1bers apRuby Halliday ~nd Mrs. Sharon Floyd Thomas. Mrs. Kenneth are parents of three children will be room visitation with the i prtncipal_, mtroduced a. new William Kitchen and children, boris Gr~eser acting m~st . pointed for next month are Mrs. Jewell were _. kitchen hostesses Longstreth .. Mr. and Mrs. Vir- Rubert of Racine, R. D.: Mrs ~ teachers, and all parents ~re te~cher m the school, Miss Ella Debbie and Denise. excellent chief, 'presided a~d Ralph Sewell, Mr9. .Pe I r 1 and w~re as.~J.~ted by ~rs. N~r- i gil I. Atkms, Mrs. Hobert J. E. Ingram (Evelyn), and urged _to atte~d. The Executive ' Diehl, and other teachers Mrs, Mrs. Dale Mourning and Mr. opened the meeting in ritual.! Knapp, Mrs. Margaret CottriD, ffi:B -Nicholson and MJs. May JeweiJ, Mr. and Mrs N. E. Mrs. D. c. Swepston tRuth) of Committee w1H serve refresh- ~arolyn Franz. and Mrs. Paul- and Mrs. William Nelson and istic form. A card was read : Mrs. Ann Roush and Mrs. LeonRigney. . . Rigney, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Columbus. Relatives and friends ments. I me Myers. ~nable to attend children attended the DeWeese from Meigs Temple concerning!ard Bass. Fond, golden fnendshlps Niehu!son, Mr. and Mrs. Law- are invited. SEPT. zt were Mrs. Ohve Osborne and family reunion Sunday at Kro-- reservations for dinner at Dis- Announcements were made of ~ere renewed and ma.ny beau- renee Chapman, Mr. and --The Past P:esident~ _of the! Mrs. Gre~ Suttle. del Park, Point Pleasant, W. trict convention, October 19. Re- the County Council PTA meetllful and thoughtful gifts were Mrs. Dana Epple, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haning, Lancast- Amencan Leg ion Auxiliary of Mrs. \\_eber a~no~nced that Va .. porled ill were Gladys Cuckler ing to be held at the Bradbury bestowed upon the couple. . Mrs. M. A. Nicholson, Mr. and er; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Winn, Drew Webster Post will meet school Will be dismissed Sept. Mrs. Albert Roush and Mrs. in Hvlzer Hospital with broken school on October 7 and the There were 90 guests_ regis- Mrs. Clair Taylor, Mr. and Mrs Harrisburg; Mr. and Mrs. Ro- Wednesday at 8 p. rn. at the .24 d~e to the county te~cher~· Mary Martin were in Columbus hip and Mabel Bearhs and Eliz- annual conve ntion at Toledo on lered. Those fr~m a dls t~nce Dale Bachner, Mr. and \1rs. bert S. Long, Fostoria; Mr. and honw of Mrs. Paul Casci. meeting. A school carruval lSIThursday to attend the Ohio De- abeth Campbell home from Oct 11, 12 and 13. were Dean K; V.tll.' U.S. Navy, ernest ~olden, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Keith Casd~rph and Mr. , . S~PT. %3 planned_ on CK-t 16. En_~?ll~en.~ p~rtrnent of the American Le- hospital. Round robin cards! Membership enroDment week ;oCha:r;les:t;on;,;;S;;:C~..;;;;R~od;;nelyl Roger R1ggs and Mr. an~ Mrs. lll.nd Mrs. Galen W1ll, Columbus; _1 he R1verv1ew Garden Club m ~1on Auxiliary School of lnstruc- were sent to each. 1 has been set for October 17 to I David Wiseman and ch ildren, Judge and Mrs. John Howell, Will meet Sept. 2_3 at the home the first grad~ . Refreshment.! ion. Mrs. Roush, president of A sunshine basket was sent tol23. Dues of 50 cents may be _u: Jana and Evan. Dr. Lewis D. Tel!e, and Mrs. of Ara and Pauline Myers. wert! ~""'l.:L, Feeney-Bennell Post 128 au:dl- Mrs. Campbell and 8 gift wiJJ 1paid any time to those on tbe .....--~ •• 4 ~~.J. .ll ~ Among those .-;ending gifls and Clarke Longstreth, Gallipolis, iary, is District 8 chairman of be sent to Mrs. Bearhs and Membership committee. or remembrances were Walter Mrs. Louise McLaughlin, AI- ~ "~""'~w NULLED NUPTIALS rehabilitation. lo Mrs. Cuckler. At the close l TONIGHT & SUND.O.Y 1H. Moeller, Washington, ~- C.· bany; Mrs. Dorothy Barnes \j ~,_ LOS ANGELES fUPil-Voca- Mrs. James Criswell, Mrs. of the meeting, games were ENTERS OIDO U "MrHALE'S NAVY" Mr. and Mrs. Floyd D Ntchol- Woodard. Mr. and Mrs. A. v. li list Helen O'Connell, 45, bas i M. E. Oowson, Mrs. 0. P. Klein, ptay•d and prizes awarded the ' Roger Osborne, son of Mr. Ernest Borgnine-, Joe Flynn son, Wewoka, Okla.; Mr. and Howell, Mrs. R. H. Rawlings, t;; asked !hat her Mexican Htr- Mrs. William Russell, Mrs. winners. I and Mrs. Harold Osborne, bas -andMrs. Dwight Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Birdie M. Hysell, Mr. and f. riage to musician Robert Pares Bernard Fultz. Miss Frieda entered Ohio University. He will "ISLAND OF THE Mrs. C. 0 . Sjostrand. and Mr. Mrs. Sam Wyatt, Miss Eleanor '~~ ~ be vo1ded. Faehnle, Mrs. Galen Brown and ed a workshop held Thursday be studying Civil Engineering. BLUE DOLPHINS" ~ Miss O'Connell,_who achioved Mrs. Leo Smith of the Heath at the Forest Run MelhodiBI IRoger Is a 11165 graduate of Cella Kaye Larry Doma!:iin .nd Mrs. Ralph Hun! , Aurora, Robson, and Mr~. E~elyn Lu· ~ !Color) Ill .: Rev. and Mrs. J P. Mtll· eke, Pomeroy: Mtss Edna M Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frye repromtnence wtth the Jtmmy MethodiSt Church WSCS attend· Church. Eastern High school. l ~~~~~~~~~~ ~ er and daughter, Kathy, Delta- Swick, Mrs. Maxine Dyer, Mrs. turned to their horne, Dayton Dorsey Orc h e~tra in the 1940's, ~ ~ -~----~ 1 Ville, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Margaret Ella Lewis and Mrs. Thursday afler a visit with i filed a petition in superior ::ou>·t Ci:tter, Charleston, W. Va. ;Mr. Neva Pierce Middleport: Mr. 1 t' : th I Friday claiming the ceremony G · ' re a 1ves m e area. and Mrs. L. J. Lawson. reens[ ' and Mrs. Herbert Parker, Sy· . Fi . B d . las! Dec. H did no! comply 1 ftOrMf'O'I Ohta : burg, Kan .; Mrs. D R. Oren- raluse, Miss Alice F. Holliday Mrs._ orence urns! e IS coo- wilh Mexican Jaw. 1----"'·-.h.oo~ \I&.· ....._""..a ....... •·-~ .w..-.-~IU...,.._ .,..,_.. • V,!;l~es~ n.Ic~ly . ~l - ~er. _hom~; ,.. _ . . ·-:~~ _ ___ . _. _ ~ ,-- ~~ ,._.. --: ' ~-I • • Ground is Broken for New Church . C.:~ :O';',"'~=~•m=l. Lad • R hed T H • a} I ...,.ri- 1 I I 1 Tuesday's Television Program WSAZ-TV Channel3 6:45 Com Cob Report 7:00 7:25 8:25 9:00 9:30 Today Show Today Out Your Way Today Out Your Way Cartoonsviiie Bachelor Father 10:00 Truth or Consequences 10:30 Whal'o This Song! 10:55 News 11:00 Concentration 11:30 Jeopardy 12:00 Call Mv Bluff 12:30 I'll Bei 12:55 News Oay Report l :00 Midday News I :30 Singin' Jamboree 2 00 Moment of Truth 2 30 The Ooctoro 3:00 Another World 3 30 You Oon't Say 4.00 Mr. Cartoon Present..' 1:30 Woody Woodpecker 5; 00 Cheyenne 6:1NJ News Picture 6:20 Jim Thacker Sports 6:25 Weather 6 30 Huntley-Brinkley Report 7:00 John Forsythe '1 :30 My Mother, The Car 8:00 Please Don't Eat Daisies 8.30 Dr. Kildare 9:00 Tuesday Night at Movie! 11 :00 Late News Picture 11:15 Weatber 11:20 Sports Roundup 11:30 Tonight Show TUES .. SEPT. 21 H!GIIL!GHTS 7:30 MY MOTHER, THE CAR - starring Jerry Van Dyke as Dave Crabtree, a small town Jawyer whose absent mother lthe voice of Ann Sothern) •'comes back" to help him with her advice. 9:00 TUESDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES - "It Started With a Kiss," starring Debbie Reynolds and Glenn Ford. Gustavo Rojo, Evar. Gabor and Fred Clark co-star. An Air Force "'rgeant buys a raffle ticket WCHS-TV ChannelS 7:00 Daily Word 7 05 Mike Wallace News 7::W Buddy Starcher Sho'!f 9.00 Captain Kangaroo 10 :00 f Love Lucy 10 :30 The McCoys II : 00 Andy of Mayberrv tt:OO Dick Van Dyke Show !2:00 Love of Life 12 :25 Midday News 12 30 Search For Tomorrow 1245 Guiding Light l: 00 Woman's Page 1:30 As The World Turns 2·00 Password 2 30 House Party 3 00 To Tell Th• Trulh 3 25 CBS News 3 30 Edge Of Night 4 00 The Secret Storm 4. JO Lone Ranger 5.110 Early Show UO CBS Evening News 1.00 News Report 7 15 Your WeathermaD 1:20 Sports 7:30 Rawhide 8 30 Red Skelton 9:3 0 Petticoat Junclon W:tJO KKK- The Invisible Empire 10 :30 7 Wonderful Nights I 1:00 News Tonight 1J.J5 Weather Teller 11:20 Late Show ---- at a charily bazaar and wtndl up with a rabulous luxury automobile and 1 bride. NBC has committed itself to a half-hour situation comedy series ca lled "My Fifteen Blocks" for the 1966--87 season. The star will be Dean Jones who headed the "Ea!ltern 0'~ Toole" series three yean back. He will play a Chicago policeman. LISTEN r:.:~:m!~:n '~:~~1, 9:30 AM 1360 °:1!~ 1 WMQV ~~o-ooo~. w. vo. ed an exchange of gunfire tween Indian ancl c h• n troops along thetr disputed der. And India and showed no sigm of a. their war over Kashmir. munlst China postponed I I Sunday Ultimatum to. India til Ind the gave tans un day to diamantle lndl~ tary outposts along thetr den. BONN - WEST GERMANY'S ChristiaD Democrats emerged triumphant today from naUonal eleetlona which Chancellor Ludwig Erhard called "an ancl clear mandata mls•·•able -..a 1o continue my pollctes." relurnl F ;••J, official sunda'y•o vo"•• aave the "--~ra,.U• Union lian a...oa&MA; " a sound majority in tho house of parUament ta•) over the O:mocrats. The Wednesday's Television Program WHTN-TV Channel13 WSAZ-TV Channel3 7:25 Daily Word 7:30 The Bible Answers B: oo Fun School 9: 15 King and Odte 9:30 Morning Movie 11 :00 The Young Set 12: 00 Donna Reed Show 12:30 Father Knows Best I :00 The Rebus Game 1:30 The People's Choice 2:00 Where The Action Is 2:30 A Time For u, 2:55 News 3:00 General Hospital 1:30 The Young Marriedo 4:00 Trailmaster 5:00 Soupy Sates 5:30 Leave It To Beaver 6:00 Weather 6:05 Pacemaker New• 6: 15 Peter Jennings Ne•s 6:30 Taieo of Wells Fargo 7:00 Have Guo Will Travel 7:30 Combat 1:30 McHale'o Navy 9:00 F Troop 9:30 Peyton Place 10:00 The Fugitive 11 :00 Pacemaket'' Newo 11:1> Weather 11 :20 Sporll 11 :30 ABC Nighlilfe 1:1~ Com Cob Report 7:00 Today Show 7:25 Today Out Your Way 8:25 Today Out Your Wa1 9:00 Cartoons ville 9:30 Bachelor Father 10:00 Trulh or Consequence 10:30 What's This Solli? 10:55 News II :00 Concentration 11 :30 Jeopardy 12:00 Call My Bluff 12:30 I'll Bel 12 :30 News Day Report 1:00 Midday News Picture 1:30 SingiD' Jamboree 2:00 Moment of Truth 2:30 The Do<:tors 3:00 Another World 3:30 You Oon'l Say 4:00 Mr. Cartoon Presents fi 00 Cheyenne 6:00 News Picture 6:7G Jtm Thacker Sports 6:25 Weather &:30 Huntley-Brinkley Report 7:00 Dr. Kildare 7: 30 The Virginiao 9:00 Bob Hope Chrysler Th. 10:00 f Spy 11 :00 Late Newo 11: 15 Weather 11:20 Sports Roundup 11: 30 Tonight Show WOUB-TV Channel20 VETERAN HOLLYWOOD tUPI) -Charocter actress Llllian O'Malley celebrates her 50th 8111llversary ln movies playinll Lauren Ba· call'• maid In "The .\lovmg Target." 1:30 p.m. Kindergarten 6 00 Friendly Giant 6: 15 Kami Shlbai wltli Kiml Ktnl tells ''Tijt Adventures of lpt.aro" by \&Ito ing "K~ml Sbibai"-Japanese for ''paper theatre/' or otorycarda. 6 30 What'• New Uo Coocert for Strlnp and Winds t :00 Lincoln Center Annlv. 10 00 News Proftle--Kylo IDD Dan Thomas & Son "11orotn1 You stn.. 1111111" HEADQUARTERS FOR BACK-TOSCHOOL SHOES Novelist Erneot K. Gann ("The High and Mighty") hao • deal with 20th Century • Fo1, Television and CBS • TV to create and develop an hour-long •errleo about airmen In W.-ld War I lor tile lii6UI IIIIIOIL ---- -~---- , . IIIIIM .... Ac:rHI ,...,... Pedl . .lllooollo. Ollie ·---·-··_,. . .,. _. ... .... ..... · -· .. WCHS-TV ChannelS 7:00 Daily Word 7:0S Mike Wallace News 7:30 Buddy Starcber Show 9:00 Captain Kangaroo 10 oo I Love Lucy 10:30 The McCoys II : 00 Andy of Mayberry 11 :30 Dick Van Dyke Show 12: 00 Love Of Life 12:25 Midday News 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light 1:00 Woman'a Page 1:30 As The World Turns 2:00 Password 2:30 House Party 3:00 To Tell The Trulb US CBS News 3:30 Edge of Nigh! 1:00 The Secret Slnrm 4:30 The Lone Ranger 5:00 Early Show 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 News Report 7:15 Your Weatherman 7:20 Sports 7 :30 Lost In Spaco 8: 30 Beverly lliUbillleo 9:00 Green Acres 9:30 Dick Van Dyke Sbow 10:00 llannJ Kaye 11:00 The News Tonight 11:15 Weather Teller 11:20 Late Show WED., SEPT. IZ IIIGIDJGIITS 7:30 THE VIRGINIAN- Star· ring James Drury In the IIUo role, Lee J. Cobb aJ J u dB 1 Henry Garth, Doug McClure 11 Trampas, Clu Gulager aa Deputy Ryker and R:andy Boone as Randy. "Day of tile Scar· pion." An Auatrallan lbeepherder accustomed to makinl bil own law, vows vena:eance em the irginian for the occldenlll dl!llth of hls SOD. 9:00 BOB HOPE PRESENTS THE CHRYSLER THEATER"The Crime," st81'1'lnc Jack Lord, Pat O'Brien, Sheree North, and special guest .Dant Wyo. ter. A piJ!>lic pr""ecular Uses a mui'dor -trial to gain revenge against a socially prominent famIly. 1:00 I SPY - Adventure • comedy serlea ·~ JIDban .. -- - -~ - i.o-4.----·""' . WHTN-TV Channel13 T:25 DaUy Wor4 7:30 NaY)' FiiJD of tht W..._ I :00 J.l'uD ScbOol 9: u Klailllll Odie 9:30 Mcni!Ja llDva 11:00 Tbe YOIDII Set 12:00 llotma RMcl Sbow 12:30 Pathlr ICDowllltsl 1:00 The llebua GJUDe 1:30 l1le Peoplt'a Qlal.. 2:00 Where tht Acllon II 2:10 A T1mt Por Uo 2:111 Newa 3:00 Gawll llospltll 3:30 n.. YOIDII Marrildo 4:00 Trallmuter 5:00 Soupy Saleo 5:30 Luvt II To Beavtt 6:00 Lool: at Waatbar 6:05 Parem•br NIWI J 6:15 Pater Jm"&& NIWI 6:30 Talel of Wella hqo 7:00 Have Gun wm Travel 7:30 Ollie IIIII Harrill 8:00 Patty DuD Sbow 1:30 Gldiel uo The 111C VaUey 10:00 Amaa BurU, Secret Aa• 5:30 T KladerprtA 1:00 F'r!eadly Glllll 1:15 MeriiD tht MaP"u MerllD tello the llarJ t1 KJnc Arllltr'a aariJ ,will, dies Mtd!IYII -Ielpt.of • blllll. 1:30 What's New 7:00 Tbe Frtucb Cbol 7:il0 A Roomtul of Mtllic 1:30 Who Does tho NtlfO 'l'lllU He II! t:30 N.E.T. Prevlaw 10:011 Newo Protile-Kyll IDD w Js Victim in wrk Ace•'dent 1 I Gridders are At Goodyear Jn ProcedureS Recovenng Elderly Man ObJeCt of Hunt ;'ru Blue CrOSS, Shield, wi}} H0 ld 20th AnnuaI s·Ign·up "i SJB:: _ I Baby Dt.es as Result of JnJ•urtes • In Rt 35 reck Edward annoy ,.,_., ' --'""" ,.,. •·.. 1 =·=ed '·I ~~~- ~ Are n·lfeCted :!.sa WOUB-TV Channel20 --·-· . =:; : ;.: ·.;;::· r • Shift MOrnmg Begm' Strike li:U Lool: II W 11 :20 8pcJr1a II~ ABC Nfclllllle ~--· ris, Dorothy Chaney, Vinas A nine-year-old RD I, Racine et Nam, outfooght oad eveJII. Mary Hill, Larry Ritchie, youngster was rushed by the -aally beat the gnerrillas af.. ··~ dj Amshary, Roberta WiiSOD, Racine E·R unit lo Veterans !bough ovmumbered more. dra Drake, Jim Brannon, bospital Sunday eveH ~u Three Calls Made bert Price and Engen• :.~~~~ ~ ning for observation and treat- .... ol tbe ~etion whtc: By E-R Squadmen Alternates also will be ment after a tractor he was ' I I 0 lumed from Dear • dlaaster Three calls were answerod . . f dr from the oominees. bankmtvmg wtent over a 15 ool em- Into victory, sbowed 155 , The COimll'ttee OIU\CIUD("'dl en . by the Pomeroy emergenl'y , near Gal Iipo Iis Satur day a11er- htg ' hway pa1roI post . assisted by VIet Cong Commoru'st ...,... •··• •· 0 unit Sunday. registration will begin Stanley McClain, son _of Mr. rainol "Ugbl" U. 5. casual· ' noun killed a four-months-old I officers uf lhe Gallipolis patrol and workshops will end at and Mrs. Wilbur McClam, was tie Funeral service! were held ll first was called at 9 10 a. Marlon baby and injured five post. m. nut Friday. reported In satisfactory condi s, today in Grantsville, W. Va., f_or j m. to tr_ans~rt F_reda _Jac ks, ':, othfr people. It was . Jackson_, Admitted to Holzer Hospital I lion in Veterans Memorial hos- Blt~r 1round l;•btto•, Robert Dowling, preaident :e~=~:l .. a Ire- Edward Vannoy, 2.3 , o1 MI 11 ·1we1chtown H' 11 • .Mmersv ~ It e, to l County's seventh trarf1c fata 11·1here were: Jimmie B. Vinson, the OEA, will be the pita! !hi! morning. qaeady band ·to · baud com- stone, W. Va., who died late Veterans Memonai hosptla i as ty of the yeor. 23, Cochranwwn. Pa., severe Oct. 5 at Salisbury A report by Meigs County bat. aceolloted for uodaer 55 Friday at Veterans Memonal a medtcal paLlet; .at 7AO p.m. I William Shawr• farley, four- chest and shoulder injuries~ Bc~1 on Issue I. Sheriff's Department De puty Commuhtl ukilled:,~~ 0~, hospital from internal injuries lo H.utand to ass1st m lhe months·o ld son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Farley, 30, Marion, His appearance Robert Beegle aaid the yoong- aUoo ;•s d bbed G hroltar. auffered while working with lhe search lor Leroy Crew, and at , Wilii"m H. Farley, 381 Fahey laceratiOns and a fractured right beco~ 8 part of tile was driving 0 tractor 011 a For e flnandt dayhalfand tligfthehl, Central Pipeline Co .. near Stiv· 10:05 p. m. for ~Irs Gnfll St M_ anon dted of sovere head 1ieg · his wife Patricia 26 laccampatgn to promote ttmt Twp.h roaddwhen eompaay ooeo · Run Road, who injunes .. • ' ' jaw; t sh u]d th t it hit Lebanon b lrho u-oonar beriD ersvi1le in Meigs county. Archer, Bailey at '1.15 a.m. Sunday ln erations and • a fractured 100 • 0 8 e coun Y lllllP in t e roa ' got aabo rne beld"'o·H• a"umbattallog ted over tl<e l was . taken to Metgs General! Cabell-Huntington Hnspitol, and their son, Michael, age 2, 00.. ation approve a campalflll out of control, and went over u1 111 D JCJ81s repor b tal ed 1 t t AD lt. . tho embankment. of 4ttl weD. trabled VIetCong weekend Vannoy was pinned be ospt as a m tea pa ten . H~ntington, W. va: lacerations and contusions. AUendin•111 the perrllias. By 1 "trick o1 tw bulldozer and truck. . .. . .. .. . .. fhe acctdent. whtrh occurred are reported In satiSfactory eon· een 8 ar.;p-.~..:· rt.;8 ''"'»<"-"'~~~?,· ·"~-~·'t¥·' ,. ' ~, 1at 1·20 p.rn Saturday on Rt. d1tion · were Mrs. Sauer, fate" tile troopers had laud· The deceased was taken to Vet· · . · Elma Louks, TWO FORFEIT BONDS eel iD the Viet Coaa headqaar- erana Memorial bospitai by Ra35, one and two tenths. mties Mrs. Jennie C. Vinson, 23. a who wu uked WaUy E. Miller, Jr., and AI- toro. lrtL cine emergency squadmen ond west. of Thurman, was mveatJ- passenger in the Vinson car on Page 5 len Brown, both of Ramage, blood wu rushed from the ' gated by the Ja~kron state with her husband, suffered minW. Va., forfeited $20 bonds in Huntington Blood Center by the , or injuries and was treated ot partners wltb tht CDU In Melgo County Court today on SQUAD CALLED State Highway patrol. lhe hospital and released. coallllon governmen~ came <barges of hunting without writ· Th M'ddl Jackson patrol officer• said 8 1 eport 1 poor third. ten permission. , emergency Vannoy, unmarried, is survivth · td ed h th squad was summoned at 8:01 ed by h' I Mr and Mrs Three football players injur• e me ent occurr w eo e p.m. Sunday for Martha Sou. IS paren .f.M'U to F . ed in Saturday rught's game : Vinson car, headed west, went MARRIAGE APPLICATION thern, RuUand. The Injured Daniel Vannoy 0 1 s ne. u· b t een Pomeroy and Rutland out o! control on a sharp curvo . neral serVJces were conduct· e w . and slid into the path of t h 1 John Larkin Shasteen, 20, woman, burt m a fall down base- ed at the Stump Funeral home on the Purple Panthe~. f1eld i Re sidents of Rutland were eastbound Marion car. Botb cars Pomeroy, U. S. army and Bar- ment ateps, was traru;ported 1o • Grants Ule wtlh burial in were_ repohrted m sattsfactory continuing a search today for were demolished The accldeol hara Sue Windle, II, Middleport, Holzer hospital by Martin liD· them Sand condttJon t JS mornmg JD area an elderly resident of the com- . .11 d . · st· t' 1 cemetery, ~"'• 1na~1o hula..,... h t l Sat Is sli un er mve 1ga ton. Veterans of WW I, WW I, and ,...._ ~· r. ~. ' osp< as. , munity who was last seen • An Oak Hill ambulance drtv· the Korean Conflict and their Lee Wood, Rutland guard, ' urday. ' er who brought the Injured firll widow• reeeivlng pension Scout Troop is and Chester Roush Pomeroy Officials indentified the mtss to H Jzer hospital said it had PT. PLEASANT - Ao tiO!IIpen&ltion) from the • • freshman, were bolh hospital- ing man as Leroy Crew, over Cooli~ued on Pag~ 5 and wbo have received an Wtnner of Ribbon ized at Veterans Memorial hos· 80 years of age, who apparentlyj.:::==~~:..::::::....::_~-cial ol the Point Pleasant ...... in So<iai Security ~y Scout Troop_ 248 earned pital in Pomeroy. Wood report· wandered off into a wooded ar- Veteran• Memorial 8oJpltal Goodyey !hoar~~~~ tently, altould report the ~ fll'st place blue rtbbon parlic· ediy sustained a bruised spleen ea near hiS home located on the Admissions Satur<lay - Mat• ount reeeived to the VA !paling m the aonuai M.G.M. while Roush is receiving m Iii· road that leads 1o the town tie Stehern Long BoUom· Lot day fatled w re~ lor wort OHice where the claim'• Blue Cross and Blue Shield will hold lheir 2oth an- District Fall Camporee at Camp cal attention for a back inJury. l dump. . Wood, Rutl~nd; Chester Roush, :~~:. ~~.,.!: Ia located. Community Enrollment for residents of Meigs Kiasbuta, Chester, Sepl. lD-11· The other injured player, Jim I Rutland reSJdents, along Pomeroy. orlzed picket lint. For most persona In county Sept. 24 with the headquarters in lhe City Loan li. Barrett, a senior fullback fori wtth lrremen and emergency Dlscbarges Satunlay- Cora dlr·~~~=~Rqlona: I Office ia VA company. Th rlbbo f if rt the Red Devtls, was reported squad volunteers from Muldle- Folmer, Pomeroy; Henry MarThla acllon, wblcb lila,;; Office, CUyahoga Anyone meeting following eligibility requirements ID d~s Ia i n '"s:ut~~aft esk~ii;., in good condition at Holzer Hos- 1 port, Rutland and . Pomeroy, tin, Hemlock Grove; Car I o • •lolaUon of tht •lfiiiiiOIII 218 Soperior Awnue, Cleve- may enroll: those in reasonably good health, regardless Atten~nf ~amp were senior· pital. Barrett suffered a pain- searched for the mJSstng msn Stanley, Pomeroy: Clarice Ril· ~~ ~y "::\ U~.W. Ohio 44114. of age, who are self-employed or working where there Patrol Leader Oon Taylor, fully sprained back and was unlit 12:30 a. m. today .. The fl~, Pomeroy; William Searil. h · been •,;: by !II ues It Ia mandatory that any are lesa than five employPatrol Leader Rick Wermer As- laken w the hospital by Pom· search started agam. at 6.30 Mtddleport; Taylor Bass, gyroavo .,. I q • creaae of any retlremenl or . enroDed under tht Special Pre- . a I Leader Fred eroy emergency squadmen. m. this mormng wtth severo cuse. tkJI _..m, quallfioatiol!ll ee1pt o1 income be The elpanded benefit 70 day ferret! Contrld which provides ~~~... Dana Snout- First reports were that Bob 1 Rutland Htgh School students Admlto!tu SUllday - Rooald DOl proo~ptly to tbe pn>pel' contract will be tho env· doolor bill coverllfle ol up to ~ J;;,. Swalzel ;,.d Ray Vau- Barrett, brother of the Red asstsUng. Wentz, Lebanon, va.; Fredll :!:tractura~ afuoal Olflc:e. Parente offered o mD-group eo- $300 for surgical procedurea gbaner, ' Devil fullback, was hospitaJiz. Jacks MIDersvllle· Florence 1 ...evance inC DlaabllliJ Indemnity nf!I!I'OCI to nnn-groupeo- with benefits lor genel'll IDes. , ed. SQUAD CALLED ~Ids, Howar4 tltlrllll. P"""""' a1oo should ~ age 86. The cover- thesla IIIII doetorl' vlsllt to Ito&- The troop eamp was under The gyracuse emergency Woocla, Reedsville; Elean 1a The plant employa iDereaM fD IDcnme. 11• features 10 day• of bos- pltll medical patients. the leaderahlp o! Assistant Scoot squad was called at 8' 1> p.m. Robinson, Racine; MaJ:Ine Sal· mateJylltl~ 110 Wheo wrltlnc to tho VA, pltal care per year. other speMaster Sanford Gheen ScoutFINLAW HOME Saturday to the home of Rol>- lord, Pomeroy; Earl Outer . In repruliDV'_by tho way1 live tho veteran'• clal belleftts Include care for In •ddltlon, tmployee lfOtiP8 master, Paul Werner. Giving Richard A. Finlaw, dealer ert Jeffers, Syracuse. Donna Syracuse· Stanley McCiair. Ruhbor Olrd, Linoleum. aod hla C Dlllllber or XC norvoWJ and men111 dlaorden, may •lao ll[llfadt their ClOVel'- tbe troop assistance with trona- here for Meigs . Swift Homes, Jeffers, II, was. transported to Racine; 'Mrs. Richard Naater Plutlq Workers, AJ'I,CIO. Don't flqet to live out-patient IIUI'pcal care and ago tbrou&b a series of lll'OtlP portatloo was Ray Glaze oelgb- has returned after a week in Veterans Memorial hospital aod son, illddleport• Mrs. Natba and addreaa. By emergency 1oray, and IDfant ~onemtnlt or Improved ba- borhood commissioner. ' Pittsburgh attending a training then to Meigs ~neral hospital Hyaell, Middle~; Mary Do· It Ia COVII'llp from birth These """· 110 group plans. school conducted by S w I I t appa~nUy suffermg troll) ap- le, lillaml. Fla.; Vlauda Hun eflta are Ill ..wt[oD to lht IDIIIII' A Blt11 Crna repreaeutaUve LOCAL TEMPS Homes, Inc., precision • o u t pendtCitio. _ phn!Jt, Pomeroy. · major boapltal services cover· will be on· duty ot enrollment Tbe temperature In Pomeroy's borne manufacturers. FAIRFIELD STATION Dttc1tup.! II I 1 - Cllffot J!1ue C!'OII Coli- ~!1 - :Qflltl.l ~ -~ ~ct at 11 :50 a. m. nnJq Juts the ·.Swift tr'¥1' Su11<!aJ temperatum -111gb 10, ~ Tappa• Jillltll; :r• '" . . " ~ iiil < llitlii ihti ~- ... • dep-ees, UDder <hia.ed aeiJersblp here kDown lol! •. Monday readlll& - Ill It teJIU II h\6 ~ ~ Mltl. till. IMt ait'itl d lktel. • MeJaa-Swlft llome&. 10:30 a.m. . . 11111 ·Orilli "'; , ~. War PenSI·oners 11:00 P!l!f!D•w Nna Culp and am Colby u a ,.., of American IDieW,IIIICI ICIIIfa who hide lbelr ldeDtlti1111 UDder the rupective auldJIII of • ~ seeded termll illlllleur IDd btl trllner-eomjllllllDo. v - PomeroY; II'.., ww •a • �,,_, ..... _~-~----- ·-- ~ - ... - - ...... ... a. ...... ............... ""··-!>-- .' • " Smother Red Devils, 40-8, Saturday Night • Voice of Broadway ••• reportmg The llailg I Injuries al!;o be"t both ere<! a Red DevH fumble on the se.-lon of the ball wffb about roy touchdown effort underway. SECOND HALF Ion the fir'!! play fl tha lourtb in every quarter to teams during the ru ggfld b~ttle l Rutland 19 yard line midway ] two minut~ remaining in the The drive ended when Simpson Swisher took Rutland's kick-. stanza. 11 ended a 52-yard Panhand .winle~J Rutland a .40-8 de- played in unusua lly hwnid through the . opening quut~,Pr tu 1 first quarter when . Don Swish-~ hit end Bill Moore with a ~6 off opening the second ~alf ther drive hi~iigbted by . a feat m non .. league gnd com· weather'. 1set up tht! f1rst Panther 1 D. ! ~r', Pomeroy's Jumor quarter· yard touchdown pass e~:~rly m on the Pomeroy I7 yard hne.1pass from Swisher to Currungs petition Saturday night on the The injury list included Ro- Gibbs recovered the fumble b<~ck , recovered Rutland's sec- tbe second quarter. Swisher The fleet . footed Junior moved of 3'.t yards to the Rutland U. P .. meroy field. bert Smith, Pomeroy·s starting ·on a Rutland run back attempt ond fumble on the Panther 2.3 passed to Rex Cumings for the up the left SJde of the field, The try for extra points OB a The Panthers, ahead only 14· halfback, with a rib injury that aflcr Brm~ e Simpson had boom. yard line. extra points. then cui to the right -and went run wa~ no good. 8 at halftime, lurned on steam, will keep him from playing lor ed a punt from the Pomerov 44 The fumble resulted when Rl!I'LAND SCORES at1 the way for an 83 • yard Knight. a senior, !COred Ill• with four touchd0Wll5 in the JO day s; Pomeroy Freshman in a fourth and three sit uation. Pomeroy defensive workhorse Rutland then took Pomeroy's touchdown carry. ·fifth and sixth Panther touchclosing two itanzal for their Chester Rou sh, who was hos- On the first play from sc:rim- Carson Crow, a senior, hit kick-off and marched 67 yards Swisher broke loose for the downs on ruM of 62 and two second CODI4MI1lllv• will of III• piU!Iized with a back injury : mage, Panther Fullback How- Hed Devil End Roger Davis in 10 plays to score its only touchdown with the aid ot fine yards. 1965 campaign. Rutland halfback Jim Barrett! ard English bang~d up the mid· hard afte-r he had taken a pass six • pointer. Jim Barrett, pow· blocking by his Pomeroy te~::~m- 1 His first came on s RuUand Pomeroy Head Coach Bud taken to Holzer hospital with I die fol' four yards, Simpson from .Joe Hawkins. The stop by ert'ul Hed DevJJ fullback, cap- mates and his own deceptive punt return when he .und SimpBickel, though plt!ased over the nose and neck injuries, and followed with runs of 10 and 4· Crow was just one of many ped the drive on a plunge from running. Dick Knight, who .alt- son executed a fake hand-off account hi!! plC!ferH had givPo H.ed .Df-vils Guard Lee Wood yards, and then English divrd !made by the t.alented defensive th~ one yard line. On the play ernates with Swisher at quart.! Knight held the ball to his side of themselvea, observed after who was taken to Veterans over from the one yard kjtripe; linebacker and offensive center before he scored, Barrett had erback. had his pass to Cum- and west down the right eide the game that Rutland'• shot· Memorial hospital after report· to give Pomeroy a 6~ rnnr-, during the evening. . . darted around the left end for ings for the e-xtra points bat- of the field 52 yard s for the gun offen~e had the ~anthers edly liUrfering a bruised spleen. gin. Sim~son's ~weep for the- Two plays later, Sophomore ~yards. Quarterback Joe Haw- ted down. touchdown with JO minutes and somewhat bafrled until U1~ , FIRST HALF extra pomls was stopped short. , Lennte Van Meter spurled 12 ' kml'l passed to Barrett for the Pomeroy's next TD was iCOr- 40 seconds left in the fourth 1ceond haiL J Pomeroy'5 Jeff Gibbs recov- The Panthers again goL pus-: yards to gr.t the second Pome-. exlrii points. 1ed by English from the one quarter. Swisher rolled out to Pomeroy'• Purple .. Panlhera ly DOROTHY KILGALLEII COMMENT. TING EDITORIAllY Will Beauty Triumph? MOST of our residents are interested in the campaign for the beautJtH·_a· tion ot America that now seem to be hit· ling full stride. The recent passage of the bill 10 bar unsightly billboards Irom the maJor hiShways of the country JSa atep in the nght direction. Thts btll might <•ause some concern to those who uae Ulis type of advertising for . their busine,ses, but as we understand It _I he bill will not affect seclions of the highway that are predominately busmess centered. and these will be allowed to remain. The main featur~ of the bJII seems direded at preservmg those parts landscape are the aul.o grave~ard s. Leg· islation has been passed on the state and local level, but we understand it is tied up in legal proceedings and nothing is being done to enforce the rules and reg· ulation< that have been passed to make them tess offensive. F People who have been out thls past summer have reveled in the bt>auty of r certain sections of the country that have been controlled for years. They should all, be converts to the justness of regulating and controlling the desecration of the beauty spots of our land . There is a place tor everything. The urban areas are centers of commercialism, and that is where they belong. We do not need bill boards to advertise this and thai. They appear in many other media, and tbe traveler of experience has all the varl0115 ideas that describe in detail pia· cos of lodging and other services Ihal are much more satisfactory than the bill boards that are extant We have a county Ulat has many beautitul hills and val· leys, that are among the best in the state. and we should all enlist in the rause of preserving beauty where ll_exists beforo It Is destroyed beyond repair. In "Alfie.'' and American dane· er Swen Swenson the show • •topper of "Little Me" are considered 1 serioua romance in London. Friends expect them to marry as soon as she i1 di· vorced from singer Ronnie Car· roll Margaret Leighton has just been signed to star in the new Tennessee WU\iams play, The tate Nat King Cole's mu- ter Persky the lucky producer Booker and Doud, writers ~~d producers of Vaughn Mead· er's hit album, ''The First Family," have finally 1ettled their suit against Archie Blaye of Cadence Records for a anapPY five·figure sum, seven per cent of which goeo to Vaughn. There was big excitement at and they need protecting from the ever advanclng idea of commercialism m the most unlikely places. It Is time that the type ot selfishnes• and disregard for the bulk ot the population IS looked into, and the nghts of all citizens considered . There are other con· siderations that should always be part and parcel of a responsibl~ Amencan citizen The feelings and WIShes of oth· ers should make the responsible citizen. A persoa who puts a blot on the land· scape is rhealing all other clh<ens. We are glad to see money being appropriated for Ihe beautification of our eountry. I~ might not solve the problem but it is .. ~ ·At least. a move in the nght dtrectlOn. One of the great bits on the current pralm of Elliott Gould lor hta performance as a detd mute m ber starring film, "The Confes-- "Slapstick Tragedy,'' with Le•· of our country that have scentc beauty, We are fortunate In Meigs rounty that many of our main roads have not been mvaded, and there are still plenty of secondary roads, and townsh•p and county roads thai are almost free of the blight. Some of the g_overnment . agencies themselves are gUJity of aboilshmg great scenic areas. We heard o( one out in the west, where they proposed to build two huge dams lor the develo~­ ment of hydro electric power, which 11 not needed. Those who oppose this plan IRY that the dams would despoil these parts of the Grand Canyon gorges, and the water would be backed up l 3 miles into the Grand Canyon National Park. It is surpnsing what proposals are beIng made. Up in Alaska they propose • dam that would flood an area as large as New Jersey and wipe out wildlife habitat that ito reputed to be the larg· est in North Amenca. JottloJs Ill PeocO English comedienne Millicent Martin, who has a leading role a famed theatrical club the oth· er night when Buddy Hackett aot up and lambasted his for· ·~ ..- mer producer, he likes to sl1ow-whether his HELEN HELP US! L-- by Helen ISottel-_. program basically Is what is what is being accepted , but his 1:1pproach is : Here I have to offer. Here 1 am - take it or leave it. For example, at tho eud of Thur~day night's sbow, he commented drolly, "Gond night, folks, and keep those cards coming." Jt was a very Joe Kipness. sion.'' due for release whose last two movies won I total of 14 Academy Awards, will be In Hollywood workma 00 one that seems raost Ilk~ I to capture a few of those ~~~ tf. gilt fellows in this year'o Os- !ODD .. tic publishing firm may be aold car race, to the Beatlet for $!-million ... ABC·TV executives have been conferring with Tony Newley star of "Roar of the Grease· • Lutse Ratner, who made hi~ tory by being the only actress to win two Academy Awards an a row '"111e Great Zieg[e\d., In 1!13'1 and "Tha Good Earth" paint." They'd like him to wri~e, direct and star in several vad· eo apecials. ln !938), Is going around pu~ tlng the blast on Hollywond. The heart of the matter: There aren't that many starring paris for actresaes with an aeeent, ao what could they do with her Gypsy Rose Lee certam· ly keepo that old sense of humor cooking. After she'• read a story about her TV show in a national magSJine, she said: "It made me sound like ..I b • housewife'• Lennie Pruce. --Several wrttero recently announced that Anne Bancroft waa pregnant. The actresa •• sured Alex Cohen, producer of her new !how, '~The Devils," that the delightful news was not true, and asked how he thought she could dispel the rumoro. "It's easy,'' Cohen replied "Just send everyone 1 wire 1 aytn 1 that yoo had the baby thia morning." l ~eored 1 VI~CENT - Athens scored a Rutlcmd 0 8 G 0-8 touchdown in both Lhe first and Pumeroy 6 8 12 14 - 40 Se<'ond pertoa ~:e~turday aftPr· Storing : Rutland - Haw~ns, noon then held on to defeat I I yard run ; Pomeroy - English, Warre-n Local 16-ti for their sec· two on runs oJ 1 yd. each; MaJ·or League Standing• N•ll·ooat Lea•ue and win in .as many starts. MS oore on s26· yld. pas.s dfrom r:. ! tmpson; w1 s 1er, 83 yar run : By United Press International w. L. Pct. GB . Many Bulldog regulars sat · Knight , two on runs of 52 and 1 American Leatue &an Franrtsro 89 60 .597 out the final halt dut' to ex· 2 yds. EP's- Swi!<iher on run, W. L. Pet. GB Los Angeles 86 64 .573 31,'.: treme heat. Dic k Adams tal Cumings on pass from Swisher. I lng exceptional kindness in tho cait of • young actress. Very r.w yeople know she's und~r Mmnesota Thin&• threatened to get out of band at one point. Then Bud· dy proceeded to light into a qui- Possible, but doubtful; it would constant guard because 1he 1 et and polite trade paper re- mean a 50-50 split of their mul had a nervous breakdown and porter . . . Marty Ranaobolf .x. ti-million dollar •.mplra .. -... they're afraid she'll try suicide tended a personal invitation to- Vince Edwards and Kathy Kersh again. Thoae wbo know I h e author Evelyn Waugh to see the who can't seem to make up scene are rooting for her • hop. completed version of "The Lov· their minds about gettina a dJ.. tng aho'll como back to t h ' td One" either in l.Aindoo or in vorce, may reconcile for an age. world again. the <ountry, where he spendl old reason; they're expecting • most of his time, at his conven- baby .. . The Bon Soir in Greenience. Waugh oent back a note wich Village baa a hoi new saying it would not be c~nven· oinglng attraction in Del Mar· ient for him to aee tht p1cture tno. Several record companl01 at any time, any place. Nothina are bidding for htm. Al the out-of-town pnmlero like courtesy, Ia thero of an Important new !how, a lot Ginger Roaers to shouting the of customers thought they oaw cue cards being flashed from the bio throwing my jewelry box aero" the room and asked htni'". why he didn't break some of his thingo for a change - so be threw HIS jewelry box and broke the .,atch I gave him buttered up by Its favorite per· lormers. It Is this factor-ptua the competition of CBS.TV's Thursday ntght movieo and ABC-TV's drama oerles, "The Long, Hot Summer" - that wheo we got engaged . It'• come to the point where I don't ever~ buy new thing• for the house because I know will probably determine fate of the Martin show. 100ner Ill later they'll be brok en. How oao I break blm of this! t.h t Martin does not kowtow to, or butler up, an audience, any mort than his friend Frank Sinatra doe!. He Ia polite, and he obvtouslf corea-more tbaa Jnllfl Ill lterleo Another new aeries Tbuuday llight, NBC . TV's "Mona McCllllky," offered the lovely Juliet Prowae io a hllf·bour comedy about a movto queeo married to a $5t)l).a month Atr Force sergeant M~a1 ProwJt gave it the trouper's try In thto opener, in which 1he tried to get her husband a raise, but the premise wao so oilly It didn't leave anybody with much of a chance. She io wortb a ..etter properlf. ._ la a biiOd last whll . . , 11 FalH posWve" mean? A - ill perf--, any laboratory teat aD oecurocy of IIi to 11 per cent Ia tho tbal can be upected. That io why your cloctor doem't hue hia 1 1 1 I Hunter (6-6) v Grant 119_5) s. - ST. LOUIS iUPII-Lou Broc'< (Ooly games ocbeduled) (Only games scheduled) T•esd•y's Games set a St. Loms Card mal club . Tuesday'~ Games stolen .base record when he Ba.lhmore at M1D?eso~ stole his 60th base of Lhe so;>a- Ch1cago at Detroit, mght Robmson (29th), Gentrle (7th) .i Gtbbs , guards; Rex Cumings 1 __ and Bill Moore ends· Don l i!nd gameJ Philadelphia at Chicago !Hou. New York at Pittsburgh, night !Cin. San Francisco at Cincinnati, . son. The old mark of 59 was set Cleveland at New York, night oight by Tom Dowd in 1893. Washington at night Kansas Juan, P R. at Milwaul\ee, -~ - -· · Sutherland (~1). LP-Hend1ey (3-4) , HR-Kiaus l:iod). By Untied P,.... lnternatfooal <10 innln(s) American League Phil 000 000 000 0- 0 1 SUnday Baltimore at Callioroia (2), Pitts 000 000 000 1- 1 t 2 B RID GEHAii!PTON, N.Y. postponed, rain Short, Baldschun (10) and IUP1J- Hap Sharp of Midland, Corrales, Dalrymple (10); Tex., drove to victory in the K.C. 001 001 01111 - I 8 I Vente 07-ll) and Pagliaroni. Bridgehampton Double 500 In- Boston 003 000 OOX- 3 J 0 LP-Boldsrhun 15-8). GRID ACTION - The Panthers' power-back Bruce Simpson ln top picture, No. ternational Championship driv- Talbot, Dickson (~), Mossi :.12, has been brought down by a Rutland defender, and in the lower picture a ing a Chaperret. 16), Aker 17) aud Bryan: Mon- L. A. 10 002 110 - s 8 o squad of would-be Rutland tacklers, Lee Wood (49), Roger Black (60), Perry Kenbouquetto (IH8), and Ryan. LP ST. L. 000 o 7 11 nedy (58!, 1m Barrett (32) and .Joe Hawkins (21), chase Simpson. They hadn't caught FORT WORTH, Tex. IUPI)- -Talbot llD-111 . HRS- Gosger Ostee Perranoskl ( ) and ' 9 him yeL The Panthers won decisively (4()-8) with a 26 point second half.-S•mtinel Arthur Ashe beat Fred Stolte 11- (8th), LandiS (3rd). Rosebo~·; Gibson, Wondeshick Photos. 3, 6-4 to win the men's singles -(8) Aust (9) and Uecl<er WP 1 of lbe Colonia! National lnvita- ::'~rot. ~~':.-: : 0 -{),teen US-14). LP -· G.ibson Ilona! TenniS Tournament. · : . . 113-11). HRS-Lefebvra (loth), WICkersham, NJSChwila i8),fParker ISth). WASHiNGTON iUPI)- Miss Pena 18) and Freeban; _Beck! Ottawa won the President's (2-11) and Gibbt. LP- Wicker- SF. 110 000 020- 4 7 1 Saturday .. Cup Inboard regalia oo th" Po- aham 19- 141· I Mil. 000 101 000 - 2 8 1 NEW YORK IUPI)-A crowd toma• River. Chi Shaw, Unzy (61, Henry (7), 100 410 DOO- r 11 of 50,180 paid tribute to New . Cle~ 100 121 0010 _ 51 3 Maricbal (8) and Haller; Cion· York Yanke• sU!r M' key PARIS (UP!) - Aunt Edith ., . Inger (22-10) and Oliver Gon· •c · captured lho Prix Vermeille Puarro, Locker (6), Wlihelm dar 15), WP- Henry (4-2). HRS Mantle on his "day." borse race for :!-year-old filties. 17) and Romano, Martia <8l· - Mays (49thi Hart (22nd) __ Siebert, Beil 14J, McMahotl (6), Torre (27th). ' ' ' SAN FRANCISCO iUPI) PORTLAND, Ore. IUPD _ Stango (71 and Azcue, Sims _ The San Francisco Giants an- Jack Nicklaus won the Portland (7). WP-Pizarro (11-3). LP - I (lol ramo) S~ebert il~). (8th) HRS - Hintoo Hou 010 030 6411 - 8 10 I noUIICed th ey "''II puI Wor ld Se. Open Goll Tournament, (ISh) Brown . . 1 SPORTS SUMMARY 'I ries tickets for San Francisco PHILADELPIDA (UPI)-Leo SUCCESSION J Carlin was named ticket manager of the Philadelphia ST. 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Laguna's manager .signed a contrnct lor a Nov. 13 title Swisher, quarte;backs; Robert 101 000 100- 3 10 0 Smith and Dick Knight, half· 101 001 lOX- 4 11 o! backs: Howard English, f u II . .- - - c:-~""'-:--7.,...:;== .... cllqnollil oa laboratory tool1 atone or on 1 otngle reading ol one. II a blood toot for 1 corloin dloease is reportod positive .nd your doctor laoalilflod tbot JOU do not have the diseooe tbt lfll 1fU llilely JIOiltlvt. hiM aepttm ora &lao reporlecl. STATISTICS Burdette 13_51 vs. Btaslllg•me l ---- -- - --·, Barrett, fullback : Bob Barrett twi· t111-9) (51, Craig 18), McCool (91 ond and Rusty Little, halfbacks. - - - - - - - - - - - - light- McLain (12-6) vs. TiaPt San Francisco at Cincinnati )Edwards ~P-Raymond (7-4}. ! POMEROY - Carso~ Crow, · · t11 11) · h -S '•LP - Davidson (3-3). HRS - · center: Rod Karr and Dick Werjomed the coachmg sU!U ol the . . rug t pahn 17-161 vs. Maloney ! Ed . d9 ,16 h St b IIJth) ~ ry ta ·kls · Bill N rut Jeff St. Louis Hawks. Kansa~ C1ty at Mmnesota - ll9·7). w.ar t ), a~ : c e · ease a . BERRY'S WORLD damai•· 85 65 .567 41', lied the first AHS lou<'hdown , 1 ID-01. Detroit at Cleveland, Television In Review television audience feels &nnfortable with this devil-may· care attitude, or whether it likes to be kowtowed to, and Cincinnati 1 SAYS I likt - a coffee table or ehair. This has gone on since we were married two years •go. One time 1 got mad at 55 .636 1 DOCfOR n. 96 l 87 65 .572 91.-il Milwaukee 81 68 .544 8 1on a five yard run . tht'n addrd i Porn. Rut 83 64 .565 11 Pittsburgh 8:! 70 .539 81f.! the extra points while Hii JI \'ards Rusb. 171 M 83 67 .5.1:112lf.! Philadelphia 76 72 .514 121.~ Brinkman tallied the other from [ Yards Par;;Ring l07 6Ci 78 70 .'Jl.7 161.2 St. Louis 73 76 .490 16 nine yards out. Eric Hummel• fl.el Yardfl 278 JZB 74 78 .487 22¥.! Chicago 68 83 .450 22 ran the PATs. Passes Attemptfd 11 1: 70 80 .467 251.2 Houston 62 89 .411 28 Passes Completed ~ .6 65 85 .4 33 ~~lf..t New Yurk 48 I03 .318 u NEW CONTRACT . . Passes Intercepted o % 60 92 ·395 001h Sunday's Results I First downs IZ I Kansas City 54 94 365 4011 Houston B Cmcinnati 6, 1st PHILADELPIIIA (UPli- The ' Peaalties 30 25 Sunday'• Rtsulls Cincmnat1 4 Houston 3, 2nd Phidelphia Phillies announced 1Fumbles % t Chicago 7 Cleveland 5 San Francisco 4 Milwaukee 2 Firday that they had rntert!d Fumbles LG!il I 3 New York 3 Detroit 0 Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia O, 10l into a working agreemem wit h STARTING LINEUPS Boston 3 Kansas City 2 innings i San Diego of the Triple A P<~ ei (Offensive) Minnesota 8 Washington l New York 8 Chicago fi fie Coast League. RUTLAND - Charle1 Scott, Ballimore at California (2), Los Angeles 5 St. Luuis o The Phillies dropped their !center: Ronnie and R"'"'er postponed. rain Monday's Probable PJtrbert agreement with Little Rock last : Black. tackles; Leroy Welsh Monday's Probable Pitcben New York at Pittsburgh night week. San Diego has been a and .Lee Wood, guar~s; Roger Baltimore at California - - Fisher (8-Zl) vs Sisk (6-]) part of the CincinnaiJ organiza- Dav1s an~ Sam Hicks, ends; Barber 113·9) vs. McGlothin Philadelphia at MPwaukee _ lion for the las t two seasons. IJoe Hawkms, quarterback; Jim Chicago Baltimore Detroit Cleveland New York California Washington Ro.ston - -M.J.B. Dear Helen: funny line because obvioualy, Dear M: That woman v.·ho wanted to 1 doubt that YOU ran break aince this was the premiere, no give away her baby : could you him of childish tantrums, but cards ronc~rning the quality of put me in tourh w11h her? We've psychiatry might. A man wt~o the show could yet have been had our names on an adoption has so little conlrol of hts recetved ; and becau!le, even if Jist for ever so long, we're all tempPr need!! e:tpert help, and he was being half·serious in wings . .. A multi - million· approvt'd, but there are no 1 hope he agrees with you! his pitch, It was a lovely dig oire who likes to keep thing• eo babies available. You'd make Make an appointment with your at the trite slgnoffs of 1ome cret plans to return to film us very happy if you 'd tell U!l doctor. -H. making with a space epic. Ir Jl!'l other celebrities. where to find her. - WAITING bably will not be shown at local In short, lh appen to llkt hlo Dear Waiting {and all others Dear Helen: theatre next year, because he DOCTOR COLUMN . .eld The "Old Gray \larP" should appoach because, even If one By Wayne G. Braudoladt. M.D. has a way of taking his own who want this unwanted baby): rm sorry, but I t:an't give singalong with that witch down feels the relationship of per- Q _ 1a a r""DI column you sweet time . . . Sidney Potter our such information. Adoptions below her. A woman bas a right former and audience should bt oaid emphysema might be an and his estranged wife bavt cannot be arranged long dis· to sit in the window of her playing his attitude atraight- ollermath of inudequate treat- worked out a property oett!Oo tanrE' , wlthoul legal assislanre. apartment without being muck· taying himself on the lin•. I men• or broncbitlo. What Ia ment that will enable him to Why not cons1der adopting ed as a ''spy." If she can·t out find this r~freshing. And I like adequate treatment! seek a Mexican divorce thi!l older children? There are still sing "The Old Gray Mare" tune the talent be attracts. A - In tha 11<Uie atage, If month, pavtll[! tho way tor btl orphcmages in this country, then she should put tile record there is fever, you should stay marriage to Diahann CarrolL Slar Cast where youngsten wait ai· on her phonograph and let it in bed except that you may lit most hopelessly to find a home. ao. To beat her - join her!Termessee Ernie Ford hal at the table for meals (no stairHere's a Jetter that my opeu 'l.O.G. Thursday night, for example, climbing Involved) and may 1• written 1 letter of proteot to tho your eyes : though a~ ··unscheduled" visit Ku Klux Klan because the Klux· This column Is dedicated to by 110me famoua show business to the toilet. If there Is fever ers have been playing Ernte'a and • or headache, take one asDear Helen : family living, so If you're hav 1 am writing in hopes that ing kid trouble or just plain friend could easily have been pirin every four hours during recording of "The Old Rugged people will put aside their pro- trouble. let Helen help YOU. done without, he still managed the day. Eat a Ught but balanc:· Cross at their meetings and burninp. Loll of luck, Ernie, blem• to help with very spee- She will also wecome your own to present Sinatra, whose v;ay ed diet. with a 10ng ia poetic and conIf the rough persists lor more but the Klan doesn't pay any lal one. There is a small orph- amusing experiences. Addrf'ss tinuing proof of why he i1 the than three weeks you ohould attention to tho Chief Justlct o! anage ne-a• here. It is run by Heen Bottel in care or this best. He also presented anot!J.. have a complet. physical exam- the United States, or tha Aor· rour dedicated siste-rs. There newspaper. er excellent ainger, Dlahan.a are 43 children here. their ages Kyger Creek ination by your doctor who will ney General, or he Preslden; Carroll; the charming Krof!t probably want a chest X-ray. they're hardly likely to lit npranging from three to 14. Recenlly my husband and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sisson, Mid· Puppets, who didn 't have Further treatment will depend oet by 1 note from a olnger ... some members of his lodge dlepOI'I., visited his parents. Mr. enough to do; and Bob New· on his findings. Jn general, drugs A welt-known dr11111a ertUa gave them a party. When he and Mrs. Wayne Sisson, Sunday hart. who demonstrated what to dilate the constricted bron- gond writer, but aeemtngly Inmight happen if Superman had chial tubea and to loosen thick, tent on destroying the theatre tuld me what took place, be. evening. lieve me. Helen, it was all I Miss Sandra Mulford and to phone the cleaners because tenacious aecretlons should be - reportedly will retire at the back. given. You should also avoid end of this year. YOII can't tm· could do to keep from crying. Rirhard Bradbury have enter- he got the wrong suit ''This i• very important - I late hours and los1 of 1letp un- agine how many actorl, playFor examvle, one ltttle lad or ed Ohio University. Mis1 Mul· five squeezed clo!le to him af· ford will be graduated In Feb- times fly in that suit"), Tho til you are well over the ottack. wrights and producera will cry. Like none iNo a New Yorker, ter the baseball game and ex· ruary ; Mr. Bradbury is a Fresh- vverall setting was intimate,aa though in Martin's study. ami.ned his wrist watch. 'Do man. Q --0111' tJI"'WD 10n had to Incidentally) .. . Burt Lanc11ter "The Long, Hot Summer,.. have a limb amputated becaUH I• 1n town to ,.. the new Broad. ALL Daddys wear watches?" The Wesley Chapel homecom- which also premiered Thursday way production of "The Subje<A he asked. A three • year • old ing will bo Sept. 19 at the night, is a one hour continuing of an osteogenic aarcoma. What Woo Rosea." That leadl one to girl a~ked, '' Do you know are the chance~ of a recurrence! story centering around the riv~ where my Mommy Is~" Ataoth· church. A - Tbla It a form of eancer bellevo he's among the many Mr. and Mn. Rodney Splreo airy between the wealthy patrier, "Please could you take me who would like to do tho elntand family called on her par. arch of a small southern town that chleny affect• the tong ma veraion. home with you '''' bones. Amputation 11 the ooly J wish I could take them all ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Doer- •Edmond O'Brieo) and a yoq effective treatment. Whether MGM bao HI utde lD entlrt home with me. but l have a fer. Rutland. man who returns there and iD- the cancer will recur dependl Hollywond laboratory, wltb tho tends to make up for thl Jhamo on whether or oot all of it wu large ramily of my own. Thi• beet technicians available, for is only one small orph<mage, Ina ol hio lather. removed before It hod a cbanco director David Lean Tha man imagine the number of child· The aerie!! is strongly cast. to spread to other parta of tht who ratoo thll unuaual treatren in this world who are abanIn addition to O'Brien there il body. This is something neither ment faces the gigantic task of doned Children who wake Ruth Roman as the hotelkeeper 1 nor your doctor can predict. readying "Dr. Zbtvago" for Its during a storm at night and cry who is hi8 very good friend Only limo will tell. dual world premlert In New for tender reassurance; ehild· and then there are two young York and Caldurnia on Dec. 22. ren who are lonely and hungry United Pren toternatlonal Q -1 bave beea tatting Aralen Sbootlng windl up ID SpaiD out performer9 who have been cast for a~. mother'• kiss: children HOLLYWOOD IUPII - AI for arthrltla for about live yeal'll. who will nt!ver be able to say, the start of his new one-hour as closely to Paul Newman 1 recently reed that this drug 111011th. A few boun later, Leett, '' Mommy, I love you," or ''Dad· NBC-TV variety series Thurs. and Joanne Woodward 8!1 polo can cause partial blindnelo and dy, fix my toy, please"; child- day night, Dean Martin ex· sible, Roy Thinnes the re- that It could cause my honea ren who don't even know the plained that Ills Bhow was the turnee) and Nancy Malone to get .. 11 thio true mearUng of the word "family .'' kind for which a fellow could (O'Bnen'o daughter), and they A - Cbloroqolae .. (Aral•l Of course, I know some of take his wife, kids, mother and both deliver effectively. But 11 bas long beeo used In tbe treatthem can't be "adopted ," as father - "and sit around a bar strong as the casting is, and ment of malaria, rheumatoid their parents hope te take and watch." He explained fur· despite the commercial attrac- ar\hrltlo and otber dileueo. them back - sometime : but ther that his latest album was tiveness of the very basic 10ft Like most potent modem ctrugo l'm sure others can. And I ap- ''Love Themes from the Clay- or .tory. it is hard to see It muat be pven Wider clost where the tale can go except peal to a\1 of you - if you Liston Fight." toward a soap opera eort of medical oupervillon. It will not can't raise one of these sad little children, at least visit the Martin has basically a river· conlinuity. This show, however, cau~softening of your booet orphanage near you and show boat gambler's appeal - and at. is much superior to "Peyton but large doses over • prolong· them you care. _ A FRIEND titude- and for tt matinee idol, Plaee ." to which it has been ed period . wtU cauoe cloudiDI Dear Helen : it is certainly one or the most compared, yet it gives the aura of the cunea aud damage to I need help tn a hurry. When· attractive images one can cui· or being - to u,. oome Oscar tbe retina with a marked dtever my husband gets mad (at tivate, especially since 1t is al· Levant wording - "deeply I!IJ-. creaoe In visiOIL Stopping tho me or anything) he starts break- most always bound to pay off. perficia\." It could, however. druC wUI result in clearing of tng lurnitlln!. Usually it's things The question Is whether the lure an uodemandlna audience. tho cornea but 1101 Ill tha ntiDal lain Eastern next Friday night. By quartel'li: BULLDOGS WIN A major movle studio is showa Those rumon about trouble 1n the Doris Day-Marty Melcher marriage are around again. tilt Glra pohlts. , A arry from the two yard line )Jy. Knight with two 1111 1 half mmutes remaiDJna Jn tbl gmne accounted for Pomeroy'• final tou.cbdowD. KDilbt'• touebo down eoeelalled a *ift tbal started Gil lha l'llmeroy 4fl. ;HigbJigbtill Ill lfiDal toucJa. don drive was a 14: yard pu1 from Kntgbl to Vaa Meter and pick-ups of ,, 1 and r yardl by .:ubstiwte Fullbaek. Qaarlel Hysell, a 165 lb. aopbomore. Knight's pllBB to Keith Pbalid for the extra points fell lDcoJn.o plete Pomeroy will be host to Logan's Chieftains in the IEOAL opener and Rutland will enter· OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. J • �.• ---- - . .. -- ~~- , .. ---- - Dro~vns Cr.~n Defense of NFL Cro wn With 17 · 7 Win ~;;:;n;:~;~~~~:;;T:;;;~~;~~;~:;;! r Iremained in~rowns· the first half be· I Frank Ryan's Jong passes d_efense al touchdowns . CLEVELAND (UP!) - The the Washington Redskins. for football career . both their Groza was 1.:1 •:e~ :-or ~he~ tire I GUartcr for an so-yard touch- 1 for W~shington wflM he muffed dnve m the fourth. frrst down, ; Ci I . Brown~ .--tailed alter Btll (,rassl down pas~ that pul Cleveland, two field goal auempts from The Browns went through the League championship Sundny 1oppress1ve heat whirh sent the The Redskms' defense wa,~; !l!- 1. · eve ~nd opened th: scor rng1 intercepted a Sonny Jurgen30n \ ahead. 10-0. 1the 22. game without adding any names with a sparkling passing attack tem·perature on tht' field into most as good. Jim Brown could!'" the frrst quarter With a 20·i pass on lhe Redskins' 14-yurdl Ernie Green ran 42 yards onl1 Cleveland gained a total of 18 to their serious injury l1st and a rock-ribbed ~efen!le. that the mid-90s . gain only 65 yards in 21 carrtesiyard field ~oal by Lou ~roza , 1 Jinee. Waller Hobert.-; pro foot- a _hand-of!' from Hyan in the first downs, but only six of l which 1s now headed by Paul won them a 17·7 VIctory over Less than f1ve mlnutes of play 1and the Brov.ns had to rely on:the veterans l99th or his pro ball's smalle!'t pl<~yer, connect- third qu.;~rter to set the SCf'P.e, these came in the second hall! warfield He iS expected to be ~ ~ ·- ----· -··- for Gary Collins, who hustled : wlten the heat began to take its: out at least another four weeks Lhe score to 17-(1 with a 35-yard! toll. with the shoulder injury su(louehdoy,.n pass [rom Ryan. 1 Washington compttet'J 14 firstl fered early in pre-~a!lon p~ay. I Th~ Browns del_ense allowed downs, but managed only flvel Halfback Galen F1ss was SJdeW"lnngtun only 24 )ards by of these in the first half. lined In the third quarter w1lh rushing. The 'Sktns' passing Ryan connected eight passes a knee injury, but It Wi!l reportCoach Don Eskey's talent margin of just one vote over! Nelsonville garnered 211,2 In other business the mem- 1time all of the leagur coa<'hes looked better. They gain~ a to- out of 19 attempts for 133 yards. ed as not serious. laden Athens Blldogs were the Gallipolis Blue Devils as points for seventh spot and bers voled unanimously to will be invited to assist the t<.tl of 208 yards but falieti t.o1 =-;-;-.;;;-;;;;-~;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,tabbed Sunday by members or Coach Bob Ca llihan's Ironmen· Middleport showed only 141f.:, ltlrank th_e_Gallipolis Rotary lscribes in ~electmg llw Mi5 ~onvcrt any ol the co~nectronsll the SEOAL Sportswriters and recieved 47 votes while the Blue I as the sportswnter s became a for prov1dmg a new press box Ali-SEOAL foolb;tl! lemn. , mto touchdowns unld !here as Devils of Coach Terry Hansley liltle wary of the potential of at Memorial Field and this Here Hre the final results of ; were IPss than two minutes ploy Broadcasters Association the team to beat in the 1965 polled 46 votes and a pr(>dict- the Yellow ,Jackets in loop com- led to a brief discussion on the!Sunday's an uu<.tl football 11rc- lelt in the game. • SEO gridiron chnmpionship ed fourth place finish. petition. press facilities throughout the 1dieted lmishes ot the league's You are wise to call for our lowest and Shint>r Connects race. , . . , . I league. I eight teams w1th lhP numher be-st finance plan. We give you a quick The big, fast Athens team re- Pomero_y _s Panthers were pick Despite thlrr regulatton to l Sund ' . , of points out of a possible 72. Dil'k Shmer, wtro r!!placcd O.K. Buy a new or used car or anything eeived 71~ votes out of a pos-ed to ftntsh atop tl1e seco nd la st place several of the mem· 1. · ay" ~eelrng wa_s held , Athens 71 1'1 . Logan 6:P~~. I Jurgenson as quHrterback midelse you need. The low rates en d payalble 72 as the championship division with 34 1? votes for bers relt that barrisg inuries rn the spactous Amencan Le-I Jackson 47, Cal lipol1 s 4ii, Porn -, way m Ihe l.hird quarter ..-;p:~rrd men~ will suit you fine. Not a bii of team wilh only vei.eran sports- fifth place whrle Wellston pick· Middleport could surpnse gJOn Building in Athens with leroy J4 1 ,, Wellslon 25',\!, Nel-1Washington from a shutout obligation to call writer John Weber of Wellston ed up 25ul votes. good enough some of ~e bigger league op- 1the next scheduled mectmg set! sonville 211-2 , and Mtddleport ! with a 2t -yard touchdown pas~ CITY LOAN k Savlop Co..Neu u y - pbcme. leaninB toward defending cham- for sixth place. ponents this season. . for Sunday, Nov. 14, at which 14lfl. to Angelo Coia. pion Logan on his ballot. Should --··----- · · ·-Washington 's offense hegan to Cleveland Browns .launched the 1 Both defensive units [U_rned In fore the defense or the National F'n111ball top performances desplt ~ thel lowed Washrnglon I ~rea I drives until the final nuDUI!'S. from Shiner ln eight atemp" 1ed with Ryan In tho second I Bob Jenks made thing; """el made during a llnal touchdown :J 1 I I 1 1 1 FINANCE O.K. 1 i~i~s ~e;~uld Ohio College Scores and Friday's Schedule JURY BEGINS WORK PT. PLEASANT - The petit I jurors of the September term ot Co llege Scores 9 20 FoolbaU S<bedule Mason County Circuit Court · :""· ~pot at ~eoso~·; t'nd, each ' Ohio College Football Sc""'' Friday Ntghl began their duties this mornmg i tru~ mg Wll a eague re- By United Press Intern, ml Ci nci nna ti at Houston at 9 a.m. Scheduled on the cor · . Cmcinnali 28 Dayton 0 SatUrday court docket is the jury trial ot . Members of the. assoctatl0n 1 Purdue 38 Miami 0 I' North Carolina at Ohio State I New Haven Building Corp., vs. ~~i~~c~~rne:il~fflcer~!~~lat~. x,avier 21 Kent State .t4 Xavier at Miami Dwight K. Sayre and Sylvia I C ngd · f th Athens Messen· \\est Te xas St. 7 Oh10 U 0 ] Dayton at Kent State 1Sayre; State of West Virgin ia n:~ the ne-w presi- Bowling Green 21 Ohiu U. at Marvland vs. Robert Ray Reynolds on a dent. Joining him as officers Lm; Angeles St1!e 0 Carnegie Tech nt Wooster V. contributing to the deqmquency w t Gallipolis membPrs Toledo 9 Villanova 7 1Bethany at Wesl.er n Reserve of a minor indictmenl Rey B~~e M:~hee of Radio Statio~ Akron 6 Western Ken lueky ~ John Carroll at Wash.-J rl: PT. PLEASANT _ The Sher- nolds pleaded innocent to the WJEH as vice president and Ohio Wesleyan 17 Grove C1t~· 13 . Case Tech at Thiel iff's de!Jartmenl investigated I indictmenL last Tllursday Odie O'Donnell of the Ga.llipol- lnd. Central 14 Ol!erbein 7 Mount Union at . Captlal I three accident s durrng the w£'ek-l 1end resul! 1ng in one personal is Tribune as secretary. treas- Rochestt>r (N,'\' 1 18 Dem"Sorr 0 Hlram at Oberhn urer for the ninth year. Defiance 34 Kenvnn 28 Earlham at Kenyon I inJury and proper!~' damage. 1 P.o\STOR RESIGNS Baldwm-Wallaec 11 Marietta at Susquehanna Ora\ K. Wltile, ~9, Evans, W 1 PT. PLEASANT _ The Rt>v Congdon succeeds Bob Byer EdmbfJro 13 Northwood at Central S1ateVa. lay ov~r a 1.1 foot embank- ~ Gilbert B. Moore, pastor of tlu (){ WMPO Radio at Middleport Hillsdale 19 \1arietta 7 Wilmington at Alma menl all nrght surfermg rrom a Main Street Baptist Church for as president of the association. Heidelberg 9 Bluffton 0 . Saturday Night fr.;~ctured vertebra when ht~ the past year, has resigned e: In making their annual pro- Ohio Northern 30 Ho-pe 0 Bnwlmg Green ar W. Texns St llre blew on hts_ 1954 model car fe ctive immediately. The Rev . gostication on the outcome of Findlay 7 Muskingum :l Quantico at Toledo I causrng the vehicle to_ roll over Moore ltas accepted the call to the loop's football champion- Wilmmgton 12 Centre 12 i Akron at San Diego the embankment F'nday mght l become pastor of the First Sapship, the sports scribes and Asllland 31 Wooster 13 ; Youngstown at Moorehead 1 about II p.m. i tist Church at Center, Colorado.. play · by • play announcers Bald -Wa ll. at Muskmgum I Whi1e was spolted by a pass- i - · eaclt gave a brie( resume of This Week's Ohio College Ashland at Heidelberg b b his team's personnel, perform· -- - er Y a out 11 a.m Saturday Otterbei n at Wittenberg as he was try,·ng to cra .. •l up ances in th e first two non1 · '~ Waynesburg at Findlay the embankment. White was" lakSc. o re league games, and noted any u f Grand Rapids at Blu fton en to a Jackson county hm;p1t. . f h outstandmg pomts 0 strengt . Deftance at Adrian i a!. His vehicle was a total lo~s or weakness. B~· United Press International Albion at Ohio Northern . in the mJ·sh· lhl' h oc I After hearing eaclt team's 1 1 ap \ · c curre1 summary the members then \1arion Cathol1r 8 Bucyrus 0 rour miles from New Haven on predicted that Athens would win Youngstown Ursuline 12 PJeaunt Valley Hospital ! Rt. 33 · its first gridiron championship Canton C C 6 At Canton Lehman 14 1 ADMJITED: Charles Powell, [' wo vehicle accident occurnag under Coach Don Eskey, Marlingtorr 8 Apple Grove; Mrs. James M. r red Saturday 7 p._m. on Coun,ty with Logan·s defending champRoad 516 • te.n m. 'Ie.s from l t. - · ton St AIoysms 2"" Bragg, Sr., Pt. Pleuant ·, Mrs. PI ions the nrar . unanimous choice New 'u:xmg ·ru 16 Nina Albin, New Haven; Mrs. easan t , resu1tmg tn $140 propfor second place. Only Weber's ! scarawas Leonard Roush Letart· Kath-~ erty damage but no lflJUries An 6 predicted tie prevented Logan Garaway 34 Gnadenh~tten leen Sargent, pt'_ Pleasa~t ·•.. Mrs. eastbound car driven by Elwm from palling all of the se- Conotton Valley 48 Sc1o 8 T cond place votes. Dover 44 Mansfield Malabar 0 Kenneth Yonker, Minersville, I 0 · ay 1or, Culumh~s, Ohio and . Tuscarawas Valley 52 Ohio: Heles Mae Nelson, Rut·~ a westbound car dnven bv Dar- ;' Roun d.mg out the f'ITSt d'IVlSOn Mtdva:e 0 land; Walter Selby, Pt. Pleas- · rell D. Holland, 2:!, Columhus, the members gave Jack.c;on the ant. collided on the narrow roadway . . nod for third place by the slim Cambridge 31! Barnesville 12 DISCHARGED Mrs. Melvin Philip Dale Burford, 25. Dun· ,' IDJUfe . d-Man F'Ina IIyseen I I g:r co,mm~e~to~l~ife~lat~e~in~th~e~se~co=n~d~===========-:-:::~=·: -:- : I ,I I ,I I I I I II \ ~, .I · Show me afilter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat." 1 I, I at lhi•g is easier with plellly of wllfer '"JS~rt Whether unearthed by pick and 11hovel or found by 5cuba-wearing sk rnd i'oers, these discoveorie!i 11rt adding muclt to the en tire \\'orld"s understandrng of the eart h and it" pcoplrs in pre-histone times. You can run the automatic nsher, _.ash the dishes at tht ume cime and still have plenty of '1\'actr pressure (or bath or If t'orl want to stuOy some interesting tllings about MeKu.::o-free-send for a free iUustrated bookJet. Wntt: ··Know Mex.~w," Box 1900, New York 10019. shower Myers ioiecto Pump •aku H possible. Only one IIIO•ing pon. Sturdy Smocxh ruaning . Vinuallr meiMeuoce Prnl!nttd In tnt lnrtrllt Qf lnltlrn1t101111r loodWIII b)' l ne Mvertis•ni Counc1l, USA, Inti ton.jQ N1colonll de Ia Pt.~Diiclded. Me.-:ico l ncl thti Ntwii)IPfr Ad~o~ertlllnt Encutivts ji,SSOC•etlon, FOREMAN & ABBOTI N. 2ND AVE. I MIDDLEPORT OIL • 7c Off Label Den r Giant bll. SOCJety • Notes •••••••-.= Y0 U I= J SWIFT'$ PREMIUM - TENDER CROWN U. S. Gov't. lnspeded FRESH FRYING CHIC::ENS BREAST QUARTERS OR LEG QUARTERS LB. 1 THE SHOE BOX CLOROX BLEACH I = = Jc off Lobel .f I I • I 8 Eaat Long St., Columbut, Ohio • ~~: ~e your free 58-Page High School Hooklet and Free 0 N•mf Ag• Apt. Stoto AddrMO 1 City Zone Ready to use ... Ttlat damp parka fscarves and rnitten.'i, tool al war-n And dry in just nbou~ tl'e 5irne it takes to fm 1sh a 'inack. Th<Jt's becau se thing s dry la<; tf'r in a CCl s drvPr. Softer, too. Tovvel s are fluffed dl)'. so t hf!~' 'l f!em thi cker and thirst ier. . lersevs ;md play ck ~ r l l f" " ilre ~. moot h ;md wrr nkiP l ree .1e ;,d~' tn W!:!<H \o'l.'l !l ,ou t 1ron mg. And thr nk of all the prec1ous l1ours you save whe'n you don 't have to watt for the vveatlwr .. _or hanq up and take down lo ng l1ne ~ ot clothe 'i. All tillS convenience costs so l1ttle W1th a Gas dryer. About a penny's worth of Gas dries a whole load. Why not please your famrly and your:;elf? See your Gas applian ce dealer today. Le t him show yo" the haodsome, advaooed st~ing of today's Gas dJyets. ...--.&Ool diHerance _ ~,1 OFOHIO,IIC. ...... 1 Mr. and Mrs. Avery Goeglein • of Pomeroy R. D. visited her I mother, Mrs. Sophia Caldwell .I r~·~~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIII.IIII. .II Ford~ Gu·-kle die big flee. SALAD CANVAS FOOT WEAR Scuba divers uncover secrets of lost civilizations A heritage hk c this-one that iJ known to date back to Ihe dawn of ltme-.s a serio us rtlipons1bilit y. Me~ reo spends millton<t of dollar! each year to dig. excavate, restore and study iii many ancrenl rUins, los t cilu:s and long-buned historrcallandmar~s. KRAFT 1 l• • . . • 1 - ----~----·I I \lfe,jco is blessed with a rich heritage. hs histor~ ~ncludes advauced t:ivilizations that predated tbe .arrival of the Spaniards. Am:ient Mnicans created corn by hybridizing tasty but scraw ny weeds. The\· stud ted the stars. developed a calendar and plotteU the movements of the stars, galuics and planets. Clift • when the rire number is dialed lrs. ~·red fuckerm.;~n and Mrs. derson. I cr. Pomero} · outright release. · · · k · M N' R h' Discharges Sunday Jo.'~ewJII hear a busy sr ..,:"lill rm; Jac Elam _were recent vtsr~rs rs. m~ n ms~n spent a . . Alusik hit _255 in 55 garnes ! tone over their f'Onver-:atio~n. ol Mr:: Elsie Perry ot Radchlt.l few days With her children, Mr. 1phme Voss. Pomeroy. Bob Bar- . with the Bisoos last sea.'Kin. This Indication of an emer!!Pn ' Mr. D. H. Rob1•son n'turned and Mrs. Gerald Swartz and 1ton, Pomeroy. 1 c_v call will require- tht>m rtl I tome last ThursdAy (n)'ll Vet- family at Marietta and Mr. an1 1 - - -- hang up. erans Memuri al llosptlal and 1s 1Mrs. Robert Robinson and TJ· TENNIS AD~JSE Headquarters For All When the fire number is dial- feeling fine . I mara of Belpre. London . lUPlJ -Rod d th f' · h Mr and Mrs Dinsmore of Austraha. who won thP e · e lfemen s te 1ep 1.1e.; Mrs Doyle Knapp and Kail i · · d p f ·· 1I d Teem;,. II will ring continuously rnst ,·~· d of Lan<{sville- are s'J end'no thr Boyles spent a rerent Sunday hon ~ esh~mna 'hn oorb t w'1th her moth 1p ra mg · 1·rntr an oI Inl erm Ittent Iy to ·rnd k 'th h ·· . er, Mr.s. F\orene·e c amp10ns . .v}' 1 Mr. Slurm or Millstone wef' Wl ('r parens. w Va Spam's Andres Grmeno 6-2,6·3 emergency call rather than per- . and Mrs. Char ley Smith and R .. 'r M. ·1d 6-4 Saturdav night said Sunday s~mal call. Jo ecen 1 v1sr 1ors o rs. a . . . 1 1 .. ~ . · _ Cooper at the Elmwood Nurs· that. young tenniS am~teurs ~ ~'41111111 DIDN'T FINISH ing Home were her brother and don_t r~ally need pro tennrs for • HIGH SCHOOL i sister·in-taw Mr. and Mrs. a hvelihood and the pro spor •.• HOW DO YOU EXPECT TO GET A JOB, GET : Dawson of Parkersburg a n d may be in jeopardy. Recently, [ A PROMOTION, OR MAKE MORE MONEY?? : her daughter , Mrs. Georgia many yojng amateurs have I MIDDLEPORT, 0 . You en flnl1h HIGH SCHOOL AT HOME! In your 1p1re BarneU of Tuppers Plans. tumed-:_:::-:_:do::w::n:....t'p::ro:_:ol:: fe:-_:r~s:__.--~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'~~ ttmt IS thou1and1 havt done. If you are ovtr 18 write for • FREE BOOKLET and FREE LESSON that shows you how. Clyde Reeder of Alabama is ' • DO IT NOWIII •. visiting his cousin, Mrs. Clara • AME.ICANSCHOOL, Ohio Dlot. DHict, O.pt. PM·92 - - • Follrod. "> 24-or. z. Du GAMES RESCHEDULED Greene, Gallipolis; Mrs. James bar wa~ cited for failure to have LOS ANGELES (UPI) _ The M. Bragg, Sr., Pt. Pleasant) ~ts vehicle under control ~hen 1 . doubleheaoer between the Cali· I (transferred! ; Mrs. Arlee • Jt ran off a curve on Tnbble , I Browrung, \mton. '·rn,·a Angels and the Bat:,. Atter li, eommon 1!dnet or Bladder tr- w • dRoad Sunday 4 p.m. Property rltallOILI otlen oceur •nd mu ~nali:r ygu more Or'loles, postponed SunI am. age was estimated h.at $75. , ~e1111 and nervoua fiom tgo tnqu tn t Jl1 h B d d :~~~~=:~~~:::::~~rr~"; day because of wet grou nds MASTERS GOLF eit er ur or nor IS two Hn.d•chr•. a.~-~~~he and f•el old. t •ri'Jil. Dodger Stadium. will be olat.·cd 1 passengers was InJUred. deprnsed In . ue~ Irritation. CV8TXX liiUIIIY b:rlllll :aot. r~lu~ng cor.lforl by as a sJ'ngle game toda\ orJ DU13LIN (UPil - Brllarn's I Arrest s dunng the weekend[ eurblnJ lrrltatln&' Jrrm• Ia atron11 ae!d ' u '"' f!!!llt_an J b7 anate"tc 11arn r.u.r oct single contest next week m Rernard Hunt fired a last round '! according lo jail records were GIIIITIX ·~ 11111111'"· Plfl ~urr rut. )Baltimore. 66 Sunday to take what ap- Wr1ham (Herser McGinnrs. ~5 . ) pea red to be a sure vit:lnr: Huntrngton. dri ving whrle inlnx· . away from Peter Thomson and i..ated: William F' Richarct~on, win the Dunlop Masters Goif 47. Pt. Pleasant, driving while , Tourney. Thomson, an Austra- int oxica ted ; Hov.ard E. Bless· !ian , had taken a six - stroke ing. 57, Letart. drunk in publead into the third round of th(' lie; Leland M. Smith. Jr , t7 , 1 72 · hole tourney. Mil son . AWOL from U. S. Navv 1, BEEF STEW SOCiety • News I . ' Moore Alfred I I •' 1 < I • 'I I I FULL FAUCET FORCE! I 'fearners . Modern Svstem . Warning of Fire Installed 1 ..------ I '. . I -GEniNG UP fliGHTS ::~L:ANJ ·· "Alii sa 1d as· By Passerb a: 1 "" W I IROVIng ' stri'k•mg lniners Shut Down More coaI p•Its 1 :::: be its forst Weber predtcted that Athens , and Logan would sharr the I NEWARK, Ohio IUPI) - close to 480 barrels dally. 1 ndan said. some parts of Southeastern Ga•1• roadfnoo: Gallipolis theastern Ohio's weU-eslab- "That Hocking well was a, "The demand for Lhis oil h:.r s requtred very little proees-, Dam 12 ·3• 12 ·2· running 3 feet 1ed oil fields are experi- real nice well , something to talk I increased greatly in re~en~ at the refineries. It is · on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.· ··_rng a •• rea 1 resurgence ". of a bout" J d 'd 1 67. Pt. Pleasant 24.33, Hinton , . or an sa1. weeks," Jordan sard. '"I don 't by pipeline to Pennsylvania 0 l1vity for tlte first time In He said that 50 barrels a (by know why, but when the refin- £ineries. -87 falling, Kanawha Hiver 3.· 16 ars. was considered a good average ! eries need a, parttcularly high Sou theastern Oh10 has a 1 falling, Charleston 19·00 fall"~e oil_ Industry ia well es- ~ for a well grade of 011 for motors o1· spe. history as an 011 producing i~g. L~ndon, Marmet a~d Winbhshed m this area/' said The otl in Southeastern Ohio! cJalty greases then we have ac- dalmg from tbe last century. field dams were on the srlls. ,rrk Jordan, vice pre~ident of is exceptionally high quality! tivity in Southeastern Ohio." 1 This explains why the in-1Boat_ Mo~t"meals: . 1 1e Ohio Oil and Gas Associa- Pennsylvania-Corning crude oil, He said the oil produced in creased activity in recent weeks ObJo Klver - PIOneer _down ion, ''but this is the first time · - - lacks some o[ the earmark-; of 14 • 9' 20 p.m.; lren~ Chotm up a years that we have had the 1.1• a boom. ,Jordan said. since mo~t 14 • 11 :25 p.m.: P~l~lp Sporn up mount of activity as we have L of the land has been under 14 • 1:40 ';m.; DJX;e Challenge :lW." ' ' !ease for a long tim€' ' ur ~4 . 5 . 4~ a.m.. . Eastern down . "I don't like the term 'boom' Consequently , he said, lllere l ~"· 2 a. m., Reliable down . 15, ul they are busy as they can hils not been the wild bidding 3:25 a.m.; Walter Beckjord c down there," Jordan said. fol' leases that i~ typical in down 15, 6 a.m.; Lunga Poml The increased activity on the . WHEELING •. W. Va. (UP I) - . Rovin~ bands~~ strik· some areas when somebody! up .16 · 2:30 a.m.;. lldeana_ Bos· lnrt of drillers and producers, tng West Vtrguua mmers, defymg their umon s order strikes 01 1. i wmth down 16, 6:53a.m., Lu· re said, was in several counties ~o return to work, today shut down several more mines Still there are some of the ther Herdman up 17, 4:20 a.~.; mt particularly in ~erry, Hock- m three states. . . . . traditional trappings of a buom, Ka~ II. down 18 · 2 am.; Miss 1g, Muskirlgllm, Meigs, Guern- 1 !he shutdowns, triggered by the fmng of SIX local such as out of town people com- tSusan up 18, 6:40 a.';'-_; Ly~n 'V and Palrfield. timon leaders. brought .to nearly 10,000 the number of ing in with their heavy machin- ' B. up 19, 5:10a.m.; DIXIe Sptr· best rnmers Idl ed In West V1rgm1a, OhiO, Pennsylvama and 1 ery to drill and operate the l 1t up 19,6:55 a .m.; Harv~y ~orPerry is geing the ' r~y,'' he smd in looking over Kentu.ck~ . . . - - wells. ! dan Up 20, 6;15 a.m. ; Aliquippa 1 1 ~ nor t s from thl' fielri of ~ ur.l Rovmg bands and groups '~! es t Vrrgrma. up 20, 7 a .m.; Jerry Boswortn ·~ssrul wells being drilled I Groups ol West Virginia min- About 2,600 of tht! striking BABY DIES down 21, 6: am.; Harriett M. "Th ~ood lh" bl 1 h ers sho-Ned up tiiO 'v :ll 11 mines miners voted at a mass rally up 22, 5 a.m.; Je(ferson :Jj) 22, ~ · mg a Ju : r in the area around Pittsburgh. Sunday at Powbatan Point (Continued from page 1 ) 6 a.m .· Jonn J. Rowe up 23 lrf'a IS. thnt they have a htgh When they began ,,.tcketing 1 Ohio to spread the work stn:._ been raining and the highway [4:15 a . ~.· C. V. Harner up 23' '~ te ol success when thev ..... y- was we t and s1·rppery a tt he: 5 35 a.m.·' Ravenswood ·. empJoups of the mines'"" leU their' pages' io defiance of tbe lead· up• 1 ·Jn\1 ''' Jordan sa1d · . Ijobs. J • ersblp or tbe United Mine Ume 0 f th e eras11· Greenup •4:20 p.m.; L. Fieore 'f'hp repor~ showed th_al drrll_- 1 Workers Union UM\\'). · . Weekend arrests by the patrol up Greenup 6:10p.m.; Mark M. . rnmpnmes struck Oll rn n· l Other b~nds of !JICkets clos- 1 The mmes closed m the Pitts- mcluded: Charles R. Ables, 64, up Greenup B:IO p.m.· Elisha : ~ht w~ells dnll ed rt>eentt.v ·n .!d mmes m Kentucky and the , burgh area todav included Wild- Cheshire, lodged in the city Woods down Greenup 'z a.m . '-'e:ry Coun_ty and that they lr :•d Morgc.nlown-Farrmont area o[ l wood Harmar;IIIe Russelton jail for driving while intoxicat· lndiana u )'I ld' hi 6 .20 ·: ~ five for frve score recentlv in -- - -' ' ' d 'th h · M d 111 · P e a · p.m., · 1 Union Carbide Newfield Har· e' Wl a earmg on ay Bur:keve State down Meldabl tlocktn~ County· 1 . ' · · 1 t· F d · k ,. w ' Jamel down MelWlck and Barking '" Allegheny mumclpa cour. re enc ~. 5:55 p.m.; One ~ockrng well offl(' ral\r re . · County and Logan':;; Ferry, e~, 18, Rm Grande, c1led to mu- dahl R:JO p.m.; Annette Jones ported It s_ prndutllon at 300 ba r-r , . Brown Town. Jamison and mcpal court Sept. 25 for speed- down Meldahl 9.20 m • Walrel ts of or! and 200.0(){1 feel 11f ! (C()ntrnued from Page )) Marklt> in Wes 1more 1an d Coun- ng; Donald G Webb, 30, Rt. 1er Houg 1and down · Mp.ld.,hl . d .1 1 d 1 e a 9.1 4 Jackso~. cted Sept. 25 for 55 p m.; Alief! down Meldahl na ur.g. gas al Y' or :m ~ar~ retain the tre:~surer's post un- , ty Unofhc1al reports had put ll 1 Th · passng w1thout the a!isured . - ·- - Ill u1e duly elected pr€sident . e 11 mmes emp1oy a total ·I di . . h 10:45 p.m . ; J . S. Lew1s down . . of several thousand miners No c ear stance· .loser A. Kos- Meldahl 11 45 p m • Charles K Mr~ . Ne lhe v_ale, rec~vers fru-'11 official of the UMW att~~ed trub, 20, Piltsburglt, Pa .. bond- ~p Meldahi. 12·J0 .., . Q 1:;~ta~:~ne:~s · ~~r~ce W~a~~~r!~~- Sunda}·'s rally at Powhatan ed . tol appe~r f Monda~ in mu- City down M~lda~Im4': 10 au:.~ · Sur>t ;ll Cou~lv. ~khooh;· R~ PoinL ncJpa. L cour EorSt~assmtg26onRta Tibolt up Meldaht 7 a.m. C th R . ' curve, arry . , (War' , . Galli r D bert Bowen. elementary super2 Cheshire, cited to municipal po •s am a Y . ·1 Vlsnr , and t·~gislatrve chairman; court Saturday for no muffler; up 3 25 p.m.; Allen R. Mernll .Jean Ham m i.ind Leda KraeutJ G 17 Rt 1 v· t down 7.50 p.m.: Onward down I·er sacral eo chairmen· Lucy otyced t ~rge •. l , .t Satmdon, 9:10p.m.; Elgercliff down 10 ·-[ · · • ' Cl e o juvenr e cour ur ay 45 D I Am:sbary. membership chair- j for no operator's lkcn~e· Elm· p m.: uncan Bruce down Ro!ill :c.. Story . pro~ram er Geor•e 25 Rt. t Vint~n cit- 4:30 a.m. . ! A mod ern r.rre r,J·II I eIf'n hnne mao; h . H d N1 p 1 eo · • ' Kanawha River Semet f.i' stem ,h h i It c a trm<:~n ; uwar o an, ro-1 ed to municipal court Saturday 1 . , . \\ rc r ngs sr mu _an- fe ~sional 8th res drairm;.r rr. Don for ermittin an unlicen sed down London 4:10 Lucy Jane e·lusly m the homes ul 10 fire- W If . . So lh Lo Sunday School attendance on 1 . P g . Lucas up Marmet 2·15. am. Th ff . mmor to operate a motor vch!C· · · ., o e, prmc1pa,1 u ern ca 1 S men has be en tns ta It ed for t he High Schoo l· and distncl re· ep.1 12 was 44. e o errng , Helen down Marmet 4·20 a 1 Olive Townshi p Volunteer rire presentatives. Chlorus Grimm nf $9.91. Worship service was held ~; ~aryd~Ierwald, _ I~. Colum- m.· Esso Pennsylvania up. M.:~.r: : Department. I Southern Mar)' Eltzabeth Chap- at l0:4S withth e Rev . Casto. Wusd . ood· flo munki~ rpa l coluhrt mel 5:30a.m.; A. J. Patten up I C. J . Barn b'l\ 1 Enc p ar ker VJSI · ·1ed h'IS par- e dnes .ay . or par mg .on e Wmfield 8:05 p.m.; Beaver UP r' 1_ , genera man- man and Sally Schaaf or Northnq;er of The Crtrzens Telephone "'e"lern "nd L"v,·nJa Brannon ents, Mr and Mrs. Wtlber Par- roa way. Charles Mulllm~, . Jl , Winfield 9·45 p m. H E Bow· I ' • • n ·' " ~ Athen s bonded tn mumc!pal . . Lo. of Coolvrlle. sar d thf' nPw and .lames Brannon of Eas l· ker over the weekend. He works · . . Jes up Winfield 10 :15 p.m. f 1re nlarm number ts 667-61!12 ern. !for AT and T Co. and has been court, Saturday f_or s~edmg, Ry dialing the number. n•sJ1Ioeated at Springfield, Ohio. He Roy I alrner, 27, Wmchester, ~Y- GAMBEE dents can give fire tnform <lt ion is now at Winamac, Ind . and Carl Holcomb, 24, Pontr_<~~, to 10 firemen at the same time. Mr. and Mrs Dale llender- Mrch bot.h bonded to mun~r - PHILADELPHIA (UPJ) tSt d t d Dave Gambee ended his h~~~~~ By pressing a button install- ~/o il son and Conni e Sue, Dearborn, pa I cour a ur ay or spee mg. with the PhlladelpltiA Pt' on the telephones in tht' fireW Mich., spent a weekend with -~Fnday when he returned men'~ homes, any of the volun· l Mr. and Mrs. Clarence HenderM~ig~ Genera Hospital t : - erB will be able to sound the son and Linda. Another VIsitor Admtssmns Saturday - Don- signed contract to co-owner na Jeffers Syracuse Richman. f"e SJren wh1ch w•ll be connect· ! was Robert Knowles of Jack- 0 . h • S d. A I The former Oregon State for ·th . h son o s d th b , 1se ar9es atur ay nna · ~d to th e ~ys tem wr m a s art . · n un ay e a ove men· Elkins Leon W Va • Mary ' ward ~1cored 1,011 points for a t1me. A ftremen who may be 1 ttoned and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lo p' · . n G 12.6 overage dursng the 19!i4-651 away from his home when the · . Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph u rst,_ omeroy: a et 0 campaign siren is sounded will be abiP to Sunday dmnrr guest.'! of Mr. Henderson of Coolville. Mr. and don , Cheshrr~ ; Phyll_15 Stone, · g'l to the OParest fplpr-hone tln· ' 1nd ·~ .J o·' . r nfJnso~ were Mr._Mrs. Harold Hf·nder.~on and Pomeroy: Edith Hartmger. Porn . BOUNC--E-D_ _ __ . th and M:s . • James \\. Johnson, f . d M d M C erov· · . 1 d1<1 1 1nto e snef'll'll rnnrPren;o;- , . , rl 1, Todd am1 Y an r. an r~ . ilr 1eBUFFALO N y IPI\-1rh• l . . :11'1 ' ~ , llf' :~n ,rP.g,ll;orv t F' II d d Ch 1 II Admrssions Sunday - Clara ' · · CII'C'Uit and reporl hrs 11\'aiLrhl f p . d M ·d M • 1 on o ro an ares o '' . · Bu{(alo Bison~ of the ifu for rlut)'. , n omt-1oy an .r ~n r:-.. PnmeMV enjoyt>d a get-togeth·ISarson. Portland : Marvrn l . ,_ · .d J • !< nnel h Johnson ol Mrddlrport ' · · . Durst Pomeroy · Louise Fn- trona 1 u:a~ue announce Persons usm;;: one of thr I" •· , er With a drnner at the home ·. . ' . · day that they have given ve ter· l ephones for a personal ('illl Mrs. Eugene Haning, Rhonda,! of Mr and Mrs. Clarence Hen- 1ley, MJddle~rt, Elizabeth Arch- an outfielder George Alusik I I Athens Will Capture 1965 SEO Grid Title Oil, Gas Fields in Resurgence news ... recently. Mr. and Mrs.Ciair Follrod and family went to Mt. Sterling Sunday where they visited his uncle, John Follrod and family. Goerge Bnd Ivor Logan visitMr. and Mrs. Everett Parker ed their motller, Mrs. Callie Logan one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. EVerett Parker of Tuwers Plains recently vist· ited his moher, Mrs. Ma yme j Parker at lile Elmwood Nurs- , ing Home. t Mrs. Mabel Swartz spent 8 day wih her daughter, Mrs. Paul Buckley. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ather· ton and family of Columbus recently spent a s unday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atherton. Mr. and Mn. Chari"' D. Wootle visited their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Calir Woode and Conni Sue at Porn·' eroy. They all helped celebrate ! the 83rd birthday of Mrs. J . B. Hayes of Middleport and al· 80 called oo Mr. and Mrs. Clif· lord Hayes and Gregory. , '""·'WSCS will mee '1\tesday ev'ldlng, Sept.21, at the borne of Genevieve Guthrie with Thelml Henderson, progratn lead- I I Oil• • fulllolld for about • peni!Y'• wortll oiG• FOR NEW WALKS Add a new look ~ ,\'Our home. Add concrete walb. All work ruuy guannted . . . . and, COIICI'ete lncreues your propertY's value. GOEGLEIN RUDY MIX CO. .. Pqolt, WYW214 Mldclloport, 0. LET INGELS Gallon Jug DO IT! iD'ERT ))IS'l'AUA'nOtl! ARM5TIONG'S •- linoleum ,.,.,. Inlaid Vinyl Floor eoverinc for every kind ol floor. Beat Pttterns. Professional Installation by 111 or do it yourseU. Call WY 2-2635 for free ~ti.­ mate. WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING Red Delicious APPLES MOHAWK MAGEl &lptrt Installation Satilfactio• Guaranteed 4-lb. labisco frolics •. ' l ', 3gc �\, Classified Ads Your Modern Community llullctin Board ~ DIIU:~J~Ie~llilll~ei~.,~Pam=e=fllV'"~M~Iddleport, - 0., Sepl20, 1965 .. LARGE -GARAGE MatDSt. . in Rutland. Call SH 2-4131 or I ,.. Mrs. R. A. Rlfo, Maio WANt AD INFORMAnON Sale HOUSE FORISALE 'ful Real Estete For pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS on _ _ -- --· -- -·- - , __ _ .. ... - __. 0:::: - I, .. GliAlJ1T Modern Ranrh Stye. Beauli location on top of amaH hUI lacing State Highway Garage. on Rout~ 7 with good road to rriain highway. Four bedrooms. Living, dining, family, kitchen, break· fast, play, maid's, uliltty and 1st FLOOR furnished, 4 rooms aod bath, modern apartment. I """',..._.TWl'O Middleport, WY Z.3874. I 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 2Dr. $895 WtD .. uc~,.. &. & 9 14 lfc 6 cyl. Powerglide, radio and heater, whilewt~ll tires like new, ,..., .,., ., ....,~ -- . elean interior. Ivory and gold finish. A sharp car. ...,._....,.. SLEEPINGBROOMS Close m ,.. ,...,.., - - - ,..., towo. 127 utternut. 1962 Chevrolet Impala Cpe. $1695 ~ .:.n::' ~~ ~!4 t~c : r;s~ t·le~l8r!~~~~~ri~~·~di~sa~do~~a\i! ~s, whitt> finish. Sput· =-'.u~~....-.-INtetG ROOM BRICK house on But-1 ...,. - •' ,.. - · ternut Ave. Call WY 2-5127. I 1961 Greenbrier Corvair Wagon - - $1095 IIA~ 9 10 Uc, 9 Pass. 6 ryl. engJ'ne, 4 spet>d trans., good tires, r.:tclio. heal,. w., .. I' er. White and turquoise finish. Real t>("()nomy. 1 c:.e.. .,., ...., CU~e ,._...... l'HHEE and lour rfl'•"ll rur~"'"h• ' : ' 011 _,. td ud ODtornilbod aport. ,. 12 e tl ~ 8 .,_ ,. -,. ...._...~ ... _, ldl _. menta WY 2-6134 Cj 1 ._ P.IL .., - ..,_. ,......._ 1 &.11. =. . ........... - - omcll .. \.o• ._• ""~ :"'~e ll:t. ..., .... .... OPEN IVES. 9:00P.M. IIGMEROf, OHIO Write: rio The D•ily Sentlntl Pom•ror. 0. Box 668-H HOUSE FOR SALE. il rooms and ball•. approximately 46 acres. 3 miles Leading Creek Rd., back of Hobson. Priced reasonable. Ph: SH :1-4109. 9 iS 6tc - f======::;:====-=::;:~==::;=~::;::: 11 11 Uc ware. 1 pOtneroy Mo tor Co. to ..,. ~ ~...,,. hou,. is paneled In mahogany and walnut. dAdir cbo nditione~. Lal'gepalioan ou ecarpor . ~n lot zoo; x 3;o·.l~ay be seen Yappom men oe"ou· D PRIC& R CE 1 I ~~ ~-.• :""'!:! • and 4 R~Mleyfu;mReedsheo. '!E..., IIMiaoe·• _. ... menta. rww • 1141\r! .., - shop. 1'hree baths. ceramJc tile and wall to w;:tll carpet on floor>. About two-thirds of I ' ' M 'I T. ' Ch. lid Readmg atefla s are Add oplC. Of Supt. Th ompson •In CCL ress I'M 601N6 TO END uP 6EIN6 I8Dil 111... ....,. M. !>lyre. Grtmm• Landing, w. va.; MrL Ronald L Neal Pl. Pleasant; Mrs Em~st Piokarman. ·d d d · d t to fnd . h D Mr. Clarence 'I1tom~n, Ml • ren an a ~lse p~ren s I Crown City; Mrs. Step en . dleport School supermtendent, the appeal m comic books and Williams, Henderson; Tony F. wa~ guest speak~r when the then get ~ bbrary book with Riffle, Pt. PJeasant; Nant.'Y Jo Ch!ld Conservation League of the same idea. Aldridge, Mason; Cbarles E. Middleport met Thursday even- Mr. Thompson also spoke ol Lingerfelt, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. lng at the Columbia Gas office the changes m the school sy- Guy E Franklin, Pt. P!,.. in Middleport. stem this year and also reportt· J Dwight Stone Arbuct. . ed that reading maehine$ will san ' · • R• Barrett, Mr. Thompson had as his bt installed this year. He was le, W. Va., Jamea · 11 topic, "What is Johnny Read- presented 1 gift from. the club. Rutland: Mn. Paul E. Seer~, ing'!." in which he dlscussedd During the business meeting CreeRt.11 P~~~~nd; Mr •·:~al~ the books being read by chil- th club voted to oHer assist· '~lGgev . ren today. He noted that comic an:e with the problem of school Wippel, Pomaro~r Mrs. E~ar books are popular with child· dropouts to the Community Ac- Van lnwagen, omeroy; rs. . . William R. Roush, Rt. I Por~ tion Program comm1ttee. !he 1 d· M th· A Southenn Rut,.. Leagoe plans to locate parttiDie an · ar " . ·. ' . employment for the oconomtcal- land; Mrs. Wilham K. Curlls, he' Pomeroy· Mrs Edward R ly needy depending upon I IT ' · · return ~~school. Wright, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. ~r.J Announcement was made of Paul W. Parkins, Rt. 1 Oak the state 12-11 convention he held. Hill; Jackson: SEPT. !t nntoher at the to Sheratoo Mrs. John RufusW.V.Neville, Dickenson, lr· F. ____:===----· By FRED LASSWELL - ~· tatioa. 1 ' 10 99 DnMroy 9 17 3tp I'\J:N~Q''fn'~~~dill.~\ Farlacea. Aroolrl Brollten, fii)t1i'EMAN to work establish· I , ....::==~ l!ul MilD Stne1, Pomed routes. :IS or older. Salary WY 2·1110. 9 20 3tc lnstrudions Phone WY z.zm. 7 211 lie and commission. A. B. t:. DON'T MER-ELY- brighten your u. S. crVn. SERVICE-Tii!iii'ii I Cleauers, Mason, W· Va. carpels _ Blue Lustre them- lien - womn 18 and over. NEJGLER BUILDING 16 61 ,....=,...--.,...--:-:-'-,---c~ ·P aeliminate rapid resoiling. ~~~;.. . ~~~::nc~!::~~~ Racine, Plastic waD tile experienced in dryclean·i Rent electric shampooer, ~~~·~na«ndl Df aj~bllo::ea. per sq. fl for bathrooms, Jq and interested in perman- Pickens H"<irdware. Mason, W. =~~'!' m:~:e:,eu;.,r;· (llanv bouse builders, aluminum sldeilt work. A.B.C. Cleaners, 1 Va. 9 20 6tc ~'REE lnformatiOII on ))bil, • lng, kitchen eabinell measur.,___ W V • 16 6t reqlllnment.a . Write TODA" eel to size ol ldtGJen. lJUmUU, • a. ~ P I Auto S 1 11ilm• and •dd~•s. Uncoln _ - -•as Box too, cu ot tU 717 tfc MALE OR FEMALE : Man or - - --- -- - - -- - --~:~entmet WD111811 wanted to supply FOR SALE : 1950 Chevrolet haifl _ :,::::::::__ _ _ __ __ IINI Ell... For Sale Rawteigh Prodcuts to cmosum- ton p1ckup. S1x cylinder Employment W1nted era In Pomeroy or Middle-,_c:an CH 7-2247. 9 18 Lo- HOUSE for ..ieln Bradbury. I port and Syracuse. Good time 1964 FORD Galaxie 500XL cOR Pomeroy. rooms, atoraga room, bath, IAl otart. No capital required. vertible 4 speed, 390 9 Iii laundry room, w~tor Write Rawleigh, Dept. OHI- power steering and pre9Sure. Two lllJterna, ~15, Freeport, 111. 21,000 miles. WY 2-;>fJI, Instruments buildings, garage, one acre 9 20 lip ter Crooks, Middleport grouacl. S. D. Busklrk, SECRETARY, part - time tyj;: 9 11 6tp dleport, Rt. 1. I If JCp ing mimeo. Grace Episcopal ne Rllmbler room houoe, Cburcb- WY 2-3968. World 8ludanl ol t'Atmpael cellar• llhl . . . PM'\ ------::,.....:.'...:20 ::.....:1.:: tc_ 1 Exeelleaco !act, RicUrd led&. ,.. Welchtowa ...., • a .. For Rent 1111 ear room, rldo -~.::;;\-"WAREirou Obio. 'J'W-0 APARTMENTS In Middle-; PIANOS - ORGANS __:::___:____ ville, Ohio. .'i:ADy '*' fenD::·~ port.wltb ODe 5 rooms uofurnish:· ttl fenced yard. Other 3 - furnlllhed oo around lloor. Call WY S.WO. nUll J1 lot "eta i tl'- M-. &. Mlllt 8INel. _ . , " - ft Nl'll Rootall 1r«n $ii::mo~~·~::~t ICA&IS IEYBOARD Mm1llt st., 'n•,-· 1115-6931. IDI!e 1 • 10 LAST OF THE 65 FORDS :~· IE ~~ eSAVE eSAVE eSAVE lANK RAn FINANCING \... 10 NEW FORD CARS ~;;; "' § 4 DEMONSTRATORS ~~ SAVE$$$ - ~ ~ i 'lllllllllllllllllllllliMUlhllllllll F"IMIIMIIIIII!i ,, CALL 0. ~.·!.. l ISA RELLV-TIVE!! GASOLINE ALLEY . 43. AD<ethetfe t ''You don't han to.bt 10 1echnlqal about my operation ,_ Oootorl Juat 111111 brld&t club lan~ .wJQ dol"j 8y KING but we've qct to p1le the;, ever here .;o we can reach the lrr+~("\,'7 46. Dflpa.rt 4:1. Mllltal1' . window~ cap 48. K..,t - 49. Matured IO. Prayer DAfLl!' Cll!P1'0QUOTE - a...,•, how to AXYDLJIA&.XIIL 1o LOXOI'ELLOW One li!HM" llmply .rtands for anoth1!1". In this -.mple .A. ts tNtd for the three L'a. X tor the two 0 '.. etc. Single Jell.-., apo... trophies, the lmgth 111d torm&Uon ot the wordl are all h1n.tl. J:&oll dq lbl, eode ieU.en are different. .&oo,pqs... ~ TH WEKVV VG CNEHV7GE NLKV vxo CHV &GitDGO• .lllo V Y D.-.11 II 1 1" C• A ROTTEN TRICK TO HAVE TliEIR BABY 60RtJ ON EARn-!~ -WEU.., tT DlDI·.fT 'M:)RJ(~ 1'Sil .,.. Qyplii:LfiiC. !N iiiitB J>.\."!'1 'I'HII GREATER PARr 01' Wlfll'li:W.ASHING IS DONIIl WITH :Uili.- JBliliii'Jal WMPO Radio I¥'0NDAY THRU PRIDAY- 1:00 6:05 1:20 I::IS 8:30 1:57 7:110 7:06 7:30 7:31 7:35 Sign 011 - NeWJ Sacred Heart Melp CouDty RFD Paul Bowen, FIITID Nllltll Weather Nat1oJJal ,ien BW Miller Shoo Sporto Parede BtU Miller Show Picken> llardwtll'<l rru.. 'lburf-) 7;50 Nen a-,. _ Bill Miller Show 8:45 Baker Furniture Show t:OO News 8:05 Coffee wftb Jllllet 1!:00 Portratll o1 1 Patriot !O:tlii Swap Sho)J 10,30 Bill Miller Brunch Show 10:15 Masoo Agr. Ptogram I ) i I t'l'\lucUJJ) Family Worabip (Tburs.) A.~.C. Prol!'am (Friday) New1 TillY'• Country .luJJcUoo nny'e Counlr)l ~lltlll Cement Block NOWJ Goes&er'a Gueat Star IFrtilayl 12:30 Larry Andenoo Show 3: lC Jim 14ee1 Show 4:15 Bloettnar Auto Show 10:45 10:45 11:00 11:06 11:30 12:011 ~ : 30 4:30 Electrtc Compaoy Nen 4:4• J110 Mees Show 5·00 Nell'l · 1'05 Jim ~eeo Show 1:30 Rizer I Weather 1\eporl 1:00 Sports Parade 6:00 SuacloWD Serenado 1:45 Sign Off SATURDAYS 8:00 Sign 011 - NeW!I 6,3(1 Happy Valley 80)'1 1;05 CounlrJ Millie 1lmt 1:20 Coun!TJ Jamooree ,:011 Proteotant Hour 7:30 Sporll Parade 7:35 Larry AndOI'BOII Show 111:45 II'• Millie - Army 11:00 Dutton'o aod Berna Dairy Tup Telt &bow 12:00 Nen 12:15 lulical lnterlud• 12:!11 Rev. Merlin reer. 1:00 Newa 1:05 Jtm Meeo Show &:50 Sporto Parade e,oo Sundown Sareoade 8:15 Sip Off HVNDAYS _ 7:30 111gn 011 _ Arm, Boor 7:65 New~ 1:00 Bapt!JI La:fiiiiiii'J 1loor 8,30 &tnda7 Show ~:30 Tbo Bible SjleBU to You 1:411 Leglllative Report 10:00 The Good Ufe lO:I• Congresaman Moeller 10:30 The Country Hymntimers 11:30 The Qwet Hour LZ·OO N H 12 ;· 14 n:'"',._.~, 0 ...... g~QI our 12:30 Tho-Rev. MerUr Teets 1:30 Tbo Hev. Sllu Blllups 2:00 Th o Rev ' Andrew Par!KIDll 2:30 Sunday •howr.ao, e,oo SuadoWD Serenaa• 6:45 Sign Off · - - · .. -.Jol~ WJEH RADIO Monday Tbroogb Prlday 5:25 Weather 7:14 Sign 011, Musical Clock 5:!11 Sunset Boul..ard 7:25 News In Briel 7:40 News 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 Sign Off 7:45 Echoeo of Joy 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 8:00 Ohio Valley Newa 7:25 News In Briel 8:06 World News 7:30 Musical Clock 8:10 Sports Today 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:1& Weather Picture 8:011 Ohio Valley News 8:16 Musical Clock 8:05 World News 8:55 Community News 8:10 Sports Today 9:110 Talk or the Town 8:15 Weather Picture 9:55 Mason Collllty Nen . 8:16 Pt. Pleasant Football 10:00 Public Service 10,30 Songs for Children 10:05 Family Worship Hour 10:45 Tbe Golden Key 10:30 LatcliStrlnii 11:00 News n,oo News 11:05 saturdey Show 11 :011 Morning Melodleo 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nat. New1 (except Frtday, 12:20 Buii•Un Board Church Belli Ring) 12:2& Nllltll 0 Grams 11:~5 World News 12:30 saturday Natinee 11:53 Mason County Newa 1:30 News Headlines 12:00 Community News Ul Saturday Mallneo 12:05 Noou News 1:55 News 12:10 Markets 2:00 Saturday Matinee 12:1& M1d Day Weather 2:30 Nen Headlin.. 12:20 Bulletin Board 1:31 Saturday t.latmee 12:25 News 0 Gramo 2:55 News 12:30 County Agent 3:00 S.turday Matinee 12:45 Country Go Round 8:!0 Nllltll Headlln.. 1:55 Newl Beat 3:31 saturday Matinee 2:00 Country Go Round 3:5& Newa 2.55 News Beat 4:00 Di>cing with 0os1 3:00 Mid Way Matinee 4:30 Top Ten Revuo 3'55 News Beat 5 00 N Round 4:00 Disclng With Dose 1: 14 lo:lude up 1·30 1 1 he · n ere nge 5:30 Community Cholrl 5:00 Community Newo 1:00 Dinner Mualcale 5:05 Mason County News 5:10 World l National News ~::: ~= Party 5:13 Spotli_:::,&ln.:....:.on~Spo = rlll~--:._7.:45~the Air By HAROLD GRAY -,.ORTU REO TI!OCl l~ "PlAI\N£0 ,\IJPDIR P~TS FOR PLEASURE" ! \-)I X !='AILS AS .,FI8'.()1@ EWEi?IMELfTS"I "liTTl..'IO l At1'1 t KPOSI:D /:1:, WEG"Ev.'OLI="I ' r: AULTV ShO--:- GuN BO:n<FIR[S"I '- ,_ - f-J 16 -_;R,'J"'I\.1A FHL A ~-'1 1-C.: .,; T•L L (.1 <·1"- ' S T4' SA'·I s·.- rr--1 ' ' t.,;;;>Ll ~Al PUL tr E" Cr·IC:f :,,.;..1 ~A_' ; T "IHVf TJI.?NGJJ' "r; •s f-\;; D J TJ 1 1f~ " l :T ; l" u;·.:e'' i t' l ~ ~ . T II'"~· i T S IIHO • I '·1Clt'1';: 0,:i( l ' 01 1~ (}1- rr , OUR CJ\.IJ,' \ r ABBll! AND SLATS By ·ART- SANSOM WINNII! WINKLI THE BORN LOSER By BRANNEI , ~~. :o :3 :( .:: IV ~b ',\ ' ~~ DIE "T'n i:'\ ·, ~r~'-~ Extr1 Savings On One New . '65 FORD PICKUP TRUCK KEITH GOBLE FORD, I MIDDLEPORT, 45, St&ft 65 FORDS HURRY K I DS.~"- AH WHY? out grade tob&cco ON~ 51DE, ;;=E- V.!'i :_:;.,...., :::'o[.J" '"J THIS. tE-:- ::.~ ~ ~ ll: I D ~Y ... AM', A I'!W ~y, Ft!O\\ NOW Ml""""" 1• C<lMI'I.E1!I? AU. ~~E o~Ji PltR:>f!V OF. HO f'OIItT , ' ....,.i. NOW, r;._,'£ QU£5 T!O f'./ '5 HERE WE AR.E ,LAD·=5 ... 1liE 80NNAZ OU ILDING • THEY MUST GO BY SEPT. 30, 1965 lAST . lAST OF THE ~~-~~ll~ll~ll~ll~~~~:s~a~z~s:s::x:Zi:ss:l:l:s:us:Ju::s:aa:=•~9. -~. '!to... :rr. Lov.o 19. Tlglot paintor $299 BARGAIN HUNTERS LAST HUNTI city By AL CAPP . LI'L ABNEI c.hurdl -41. Level 4Z. Ccrtseo 44. PieCII Jan..._ . ki-f- New Furniture MASON 40. Part Gf 9 ·10 18. Engtllll 3 ROOMS ,_!__ 29.Tbuo , .. ;1.5. Okla- I. )lorna 1 .... t SPECIAL 39. Quantity ot paper : :~~_ !!/ . ln-+--ir.:.w-IHI-6 ..-1-1-1-1 1 B aettna s unl .. 28. Marble guldee AIR CONDITIONING fee i.=---:::~=-=--....:I! "'~Se~rv~ic~e.~t;;;;;;;ru,-;'~~~tf~c ..... 1• 2-4. EleetriG 30. DljJl'Bjlla 31-)(ooQ . angel !II. Hwt 33. Wont <C disguat, !: i.: r' 15. Sn.ub: 21lang . . Canl of Baahan ' , ........,......... abbr. MARK IV I abbr. rt. Be oft! :16-Ttbetaa ll.P"'!>~ Mohawk 2't Marinmt I I and JnOrello SNUFFY 18. That H "• N $34Q·OO 13. Affray 1. Soug retrain I. Ma.zzanl I .,,_ tt i root edges Indian chief %!. King deposit · to. Transpor- ae nars 1 6. Antluo-o rr. Mud ARNOLD BROTHERS AUTO 11. Male ca.t fi.llh ·I "l"""' y..... t. Hench 1 = ""'"'"" :n:. ProjeetJng ' GONE OFF TO? &TlJMI'S 11·1' WHOLE BlESSE f WEEK MY FOOL HEAD threads 11!. Brlgb!IJ' pold I. BEEN WORK IN' WH A R 'S 'fOR E W IF-E · M ATE •• t.&ngled 22 U.Garlan4 I I oc""' .I BEEN CHOPPIN' DOWN TRE.ES AN ' OIGGIN' UP ROO<£ A N' &p81't 1 4. M&eand Rebecca 16.1Ut.6 1 1 1.fly ehalk 1~ 2.1. Pult. 2 . ~ouae 3 . On Ul& t . Taet. :ce 1 UOWJf .. Fran"' SOCIAL CAJ E"NDAR VELOOKWORE TO A NUB, ' CALEB CRO!>!>WORD dnmallol II o:;t" 1·20 1.- 11 181 TWO BEDROOM house on LinFor ., -le Business Services Pomeroy Chapter No. 80 Roy- Plaza Hotel in Columbus. Res- onion; Elmer Patrick, Oak Hill; coin Hgts., birch kitchen, au~ -~- --- al Arch Masons will hold a ervations are to be made be- Harold L. Brown, Rt. Athens; PHONE WY 2-2156 tomat1c gas heat. WY 2-5127 14 FOOT TRAVEL Trailer, $875. f L 0. McCoy, Auctioneer:-Che•special convocation Monday at fore Sept. 24. An invitation W1lll Harold Jenkins, Jackson; Mrs. 1_20 -~ 493 Broadway, Middleport. , ter, Ohio. 9 18 lie fl 1.1 Dtttltjj 7:30 p. m. to confer the Royal read from the Beta Sigma Phi Jesse Holcomb, Rt. 2 Ironton; TRAILER SPACES, fiat rate. WY 2-2531. 9 18 3tc I CUSTOM BUTCHERING and '-'1/CI'llt, "0 1 7 Arch degree. Refreshments will Sorority to attend their card Raymond C. Schorman, Rt. I Notice water. free sewage. Contact ()TATOES beans bring- own i culling. Will buy hides every follow the meeting. All offl- party beisg held Sept. 29. South Pomt; Mrs. Dewey Smith, John J. Fry, O.pot St., Rut- P ' and ·~~k beans for I Monday. Phil Meier, Phone I POMEROY - 2 story frame, & cers and companions are urged Mrs. Franklin Triplett present- Jr., Ironton; Mrs. Nellie M, 1 WOULD LIKE ride, from Porn- : land. 8 26 :tOte con ~~~ersCiar Proffitt WY 2_3510 . 9 18 tfc large rooms, baU1. full base- by Thomas C. Edwards, high ed devotions. Roll call was an- West, Coal Grove; Wilham S. eroy to Racine 4 days a week. $l .OO u. e_ ' _ _ ~ • ment, gas hot water heatmg, priest, to attend. swered by nammg a good book. Farley, Marlon; Deruse K. KJd· 1 WI 11-2120. 9 11 3tp FOR SALE Portland. V 3 2204 · tf ! R al Doxol Bottle Gas I front and bock porches, out Theodorus Council, Daughters Notes of thanks were read !rom der, Ravenswood; George F. ~-=------;-- . Se t , _ _ 9 17 _ c. ur \ of high water, owner w1ll of America, will meet at the Mrs. Robert Burkett, past presi- Browning, Radcliff; Jimmie B. DRIVING to Cahforma on P ·1YOUTH BED and mattress, 59 ' SPECfAL : 1 only reg. $249, 1!164 finance, $6,500.00. IOOF hall Monday at 7:30p.m. dent who has 1110ved to Char- Vinson, Cochrantown, Pa.; Mrs. 1MIDDLEPORT - i 1h 19, from Middleport. te l Ford Station. Don Sayre, 632 model , 12 cu. ft. new Kelvmatstory The charter will be draped in Jeston, W. Va. and Mrs. George Patricia Farley, Marion; WU3 people to_go to b~p 1 Grant Street, Middleport or refrigerator (Demonst.rat- i (rame, 6 rooms, bath, utility memory of members, Rhena Miller. A domllion was made Jiam H. Farley, Marion; Mich1 4 Wayne Sm1th. 14 ;" lt', 9 18 3lp or I. Special $148. 1 only, used , room, cellar, endosed back Yost and Ethel Tedl'ow and to the Salvation Army. ael S. Farley, Marion; Kristin 1 17 P Middleport. - --- Serve I gas refrigerator. $15. , porch, corner lot on Gravel Past National Councilor Hester The hostesses, Mrs. P. K. Rug.. L. Sprouse, Ravenswood. SISTER MORTISHA, a truly [ AUCTION : Saturday, Sept 21, Gilmore Supply Store, Pom-1 Hill. $7,500.00. Runner. and all officers and sell. Mrs. Glenn Hensler, Mrs. Birtbs gifted palm reader - Tells. 10:30 a. rn. Standard tlm"' . eroy , Ohio. 9 17 3tc l «10SE IN - 2 acres plus, B".! team are requested to wear I Angus Howard and Mrs. Rolr Mrs. George W. Boster, Rt. you past, present and The personal property . of . sory rrame, 4 rooms, partly white. Potluck ref.reshments ert Schmoll served refreshments 1 Gallipolis, daughter, 8:27 1. 1 love affairs; answers. any the late 0. E. Massar, 2 m1les , 63 Ponhac _ $2,195 1 Umshed attic, front porch, will follow the meetmg. to the metnhers present and m. Saturday; Mrs. Larry L Willll questions. One VISit south of Reedsville, OhJO, BDnncv ille. One careful lo· block garage, cellar. barn, The Racme Elementary PTA one guest , Mrs. Frank Herald. ey, New Haven, aon, 8:40 a.m. convince you that Sister Rt. 124. Close to Forked tlun, b~tc'~·.neH·y:r~~~~ti~t.el'~~~gu!~ olher buildings. Financing can will hold ils first meeting of GIVE DINNER Saturday; Mrs. Jerry L. Stover, tisba will read your life Lake. I ful all white finish ~ith all be arranged. $3,000.00. the school year Monday, Sept. Mrs. J. A. Eden aod Mrs. 1092 Sunset Dr., daughter, JO:• Magic Chef Rang~ s~ove,l wh ite viny l upholstery. ForServtce1nd ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN 20 at 7:30 at the grade school. B.~· Gravely entertained with 20 a.m. Saturday; Mrs. Guy E. 10 opeD book. H you are. ried or troubled, don't fall gas healers, electnc 1ron, lnst•llltion Call WY Z..3831 WY 2-363& The Executive Head, Mr. Deem, a dmner Sunday, at thetr home, Franklin, Pt. Pleasant, da'l'!h. 63 Pontiac _ $2,09S aee Sister Mortlsha. very old c_locks. br_eakfast sel l 9 17 3tc will be guest speaker. There Hysell Run. Guests were Mr. ter, ]:58 p.m. Saturday·, Ml's. \\'a.':On. Popular Cata · bt>:_.;,:d other!, why not ' porch swmg, c hair!!. trun ks, ij Sla lin.~ mode-l. Power steerinJ~; 1 HEATING " PLUMBING -·~- - will be room visitation with the and Mrs. E1mas J . Newman o1 William K. Curtis, Rt. 1 PomePnvate readings given rockers, lard press. de.sk, arui brakrs. Hydramatir Onr WY '1-2441 FOR SALE . six rooms, two teachers, and all parents are 0rdrleston, ~· Va.; Mr. and roy, daughter, 6:59 p.m. Saturln her home 7 days a dres.sers , radw . . beds, walkmg cart"ful ownf'r. Shows bPst of 1 611 E. Main st. Pomt-roy halls, and a bath, a full size urged to attend. The Executive Mrs. John ~WI~h~r and Johnny, day; Mrs. Edward Sandlen, P.t. including Sundays. 8 a. m cu ltJ vator, beddmg. gar~en tarl'. basement and b1g porches at Committee will aerv1 refresh- Joey and V1rgm1a of South 1 Patriot, son, 7:44p.m. Sa~u!'11 p. m. All readings plow, corn shellu, quds , Bl GRUESER, the front and back, gas !urn- ment•. Charleston, W. Va.; and Mr. day; Mrs. James D. Creel, Cotfactory or no charge! . teed grinder, fancy work, drag and He>ting, ace, wall to wall carpet down SEPT. %1 and Mrs. Alex Gravely of tageville, W. Va., daughter, 1:50 ed thiJ 1id~ of . Gallipoh~ harrow, ladders. qUilting I Pomtroy, Ohio , Ohio. End your sewer ~tairs, good loca!i?n, house The Lydia Circle or the Unit· Dunbar, W· Va. a.m. Sunday; and Mrs. Paul E. Kanauga thl! Side of frames , a Jot or small t~ls, _ : Jes. We have all sizes. m excellent cond1t1on, 282 ed Methodist church will meet Sellers, Rt. 1 Portland, daugh· Bridge. Look for hand pols and pans. 2 sels of diSh-I A GOOD Building site, 22 acres 1 machines. Reasonable Mulberry Ave., WY 2-5264. at the church, Tuesday, at 7:30 ter, 12:37 p.m. Sunday. AU art welcome. es lhke new), frmt Jars, of ground. With gas well and I Call WY 2-2974, day or 9 16 12tp p.m. _I electric mixer, sewing rna- 1 dug water well, plenty of ~ 9 IS tfe SEPT. %% 0SpllaJ eWS Discharged chines. telephones, library ta.l pasture. Price $1.0. Call i INTERIOR exterior FOR SALE - 4 room bouse, The Past President! of the _ _ _ Persons discharg•~ over the Greeo bles, 2 pc. reed set. lamps. SH 2·5811. 9 16 61c I .mg roo1 repatr . and new bath ' larHe porch baseA · L g·on Auxi . IJ · ary of 1 . ' mencan e Persons enter'1ng Holzer Hog.. -ekend were: Leonard L. CarHowl For viewing the Many antiques. Lunch !leT· - · ~- .' . . ment, new pamt, 1 acre Drew Webster Post will meet .... Cr ' STEREO RADIO, 1965 model. chimney pamtmg, rough ground on brick road off th pita! over the weekend were · man, Mrs. Lucy emeens, Mrs. Compact Vacuum Cleaner in ved by Lodies Auxiliary. te k 1 Wednesday at 8 p m at e Ch'' Be d D'ddl M' b 1 F · 1 your borne. Phone Parkers- 1 loa B. Massar, Adm. This set has dual volume ron- . ~n r :;,o~ia~ee Rl. 7, $3,500.00. Phone WY 2- borne of Mrs Paul.Ca.;,i Mrs. Mary A. Neson, 62 1" rn~ . 1 Ke, ~ a_e K~~1. 0. McCoy, Auct. trol with 1 speed intermixed 1 one · 6127. t 14 30tc SEPT, 2Z ' licothe Rd .; Mrs. Jerry L. Sto- ley, a!jgi1Js err, ruse 1 · burg, ~ Collect. Not respon.~ible for accidents. changer. Radio equipped.' ' The Woman '!! Guld or th ver, 1092 Sunset Dr.; der, Mrs. Donna Margan, Kns• ' 30\p 1 1 . e Mrs . Garred 0. Blake, tin L. Sprouse, Tilden Thacker, AUTOMOBIL& IIIIUI'IUICO .... 9 18 6tc Twin speakers. Lovely wa nut nsurlnce Federated cburcb will . meet 7119 Third Ave.; Mrs. Fred- Grover Waugh, Mrs. Lydia Ashcuaelltdf l..aot your ..,..... finish. Take over oAETNA CASUALTY Jnsur•nct' Wednesday at 7·30 p.m. With the erick C. Sands, Addison; ~Irs. worth, Mrs. Gilbert Craig, Mrs. 1 1':.;~;o~H~· ~~7 ~~:~~~ ~~~~i~n~e~.~:::e ~ue . . . _ , Call WY Mullen Insurance Agency, lno. ;.~dly c~~\~;e·~·~il Paul L. Hollingshead, Bidwell; Ben Evans, Arthur Exline, Mrs. RCA chassis. Set just like Call WY u:;ss. 9 11 6tc Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-3381. Crow w·lb p . P . Mrs. EdWllrd Sandlen, Rt. 1 Ruth Field Mrs. LawreD<O fl'r~ 9 1 tic ..nted. Mrs.. 1 urM errAmthe"t Patriot· Mrs. Carl D. Joy, Eur- man, Albert Gilley, Mrs. EmerSMlTII'S Clothing store II new. Take over payment! Of I ==::-::;---::-- · program chaLTmao, rs. r ' G G th · Noah Hask' Mr $13.44 or pay balance due ' WE GLADLY loan a Blue I~U!I- 1 PHL"l'' Copying Servtee. CD)> Wood d d !'1 nalle d nd eka Star Rt.; Mrs. eorge W. son u ne, IDS, '· opeD 11 Letart ~' ails, Ohio, $396.24. This set fully guar- tre carpet Shampooer with ! teo made o1 lana] papen, M a~ evo ~ a eri • b- Boster, Rt. I Gallipolis; Mrs. William Hayman, Clair Karr, L IlL tllllil 7 p, Ill. 8 20 -. "· h omas oung, re res R'Jchard E Elliott Rt 2 Galli- Elza Lllldemood, Howard Lyoos, Iet & Service anteed. Try it in your home. purchase of Blue Lustre Sa blrlll recon!• and almost aoy men1 c airman. · · · . Clrd Of Th1nks Call WY U555. 9 14 6tc l Shampoo. Baker Furniture, other documenr.. SEPT. :13 polis; Dennis R. Green, Rt. 1 Mrs. T1mothy McClelland, Mrs. I wlab to thank everyone for - - - -- -- - I Middleport. 9 14 eFIIs Almost Every Car Realer laanace, POJMrOJ The Riverview Garden Club Crown City ; Mrs. Harley G. Robert Momson, Evao Plymale. nd b' th VENETIAN BLINDS and re-1 - .. Thomas, RID Grande; Jasper F. Sr., Mrs. Leonard Ree:l, Paul 1 1 dr 'll 1 Se t 23 at the h :a~ ~'::l ~~~;:r,~t IT pairs, porch and window KEEP YOUR carpel• '-'auli- 1 eTransferable When :; A~e:nd ~~ulioe Myers.ome Oliver, Eureka Star Rt.; John Shirley, Fred (Mike) Stew~rt, wbile I was in the shades all kinds, free ful despite conslant You Trade Carll Wanted To Buy The Women's Association of W. Green, Rio Grande; Mrs. Mrs. Larry Fox, Mrs. GeoJge Your kindness will never be males. Dale Wippel, 215 Un- of a bUsy family. Get the Middleport First United Paul F. Thomas, Pt. Pleasant; Watson, Mrs. Clarence D. San· forgotten. Homer R. Lee, ion Ave., Pomeroy. ~ 11 Lustre. Re~:ckeel~str~ardware ·~~~:.~t~e'!.J:s mootbs ANTIQUE Furniture, dishes, Presbyterian Church will meet Mrs. James M. Bragg, PL Plea- ders aod infaot son. oh· pooer, $1. .--R. D., Rutland, IO. ELECI'RlC otove and Compaoy, Mason, w. va. e Most Popular Unit miscellaoeoua. Call or write: Thursday evening at no p.m. _ _ _ _ _ __:_t_ 20 ltc Mrs. Howord Cecil, 800 W. for a potluck dinner at the 9 14 mower. Pbooe WY 2-3658. tfclsEY~Wifiiii8ci~;s:-fei;Oif80i~ll In the U.S.A. l4aiD St, Pomeroy. church. Those attending are to H8 Ip W ent 8 d ./ 9 10 8 29 lfc take a covered dish and their 7 WANTED: Man to make ~ "'B"E"DS ""',-c(71w-:i-n- s7iz-e.,-J.- 1 vice, aU mokes. table S<rvic•. Dessert will be ~" Sh Pomeroy lnotslled -•n _ Th F ourance inspection for a Na- way bed. Reedsville 667-6260. e a~~ op, · •OUUU>n LCri'S ll'eo • • furnished by the hostesses, Miss tiona! Commercial 17 Authroized Singer Sales , ogo and water. Brown•• Troll Phyli,. Joachim, Mrs. Tom 9 1 2 9 ONLY Ageocy OD a part time I er Park (Sialo Approved) Rue, Mrs. Leo Keooedy, Mrs. per report b>sis. Write P 0 II YOUR hunting needs, vt.. lolloersville, Obto, PboDe W\ Ed Smith and Mrs. Arthur ~.00 Doww - lof- on Box 5151, TV station, ColJJlll- 'I Stewart'I Gun Shop, Pomoroy, 0. U3U. 1 II tic Lewis. A medical offering will C.nv•itnt r ...... bus, Ohio, 43212. 9 18 land. Ohio. Shells, bullets;~~ ~~:o'(j;~:r:fl~ ,~~1:~\ he taken during the busine" nELD REPRESENTATIVECoca-Cola- Sprile powder for re-loading. :;, G PINE TlMBER and will pay meeting followiog dinner. .,_Salle Extension University, will buy, iiell and trade guns. atlon ~ervlce.. Jack's as much as $4 per cord for Correspondence institution And All The i"lavoro _ _ _ _ _ __ _ oration, New Haven, good pine and also good herd lnsurlnce FURNITURE CO. has opportunity for 2 field bio t2oa. TU 2-3537. 4 e tic wood saw timber. Write or GRANGE INsvRANCE. Mullea MASON, W. VA. ""' C SLUGGISH septic tank? Clog---aee M. W, Runyon, Mfnero- Insurance Agency, Inc., Poor h f representatives. We urnis 1 &UimONEI!!R ged drains ,. Get Kl ean-Ernville, Oluo, Eagle Ridge Rd. ero•. Phone WY Z.3381. leads, hire and help train re- 1 Buy It By Tho Cosol All Septic Tank Cleaner CoOiplele Servleri ' t 1 lie 9 11 3IJte preseDtalives who receives I h 1 .h Landmar.. CriU Bradford an frin"e benefits and I w i e you are in, fill up WJI • ., that good Landmark gasoline Pomeroy. Wrfte. Proae or CoataC!t opportunity to earn a A. l. BRADFORD stantial il figure income. l : i p e r Service Sta. WST Racine, Ohio Information send resume WY '1·9932 5 1 Uc H. D. Parmiter, Rt. 6, Zar1es- ll EP. Main St. • UIVLT.:~n~:tHG A. fi>.T DANCER! JN lEA\'IN$ UNTII17' EV1!11!NCE !I!HINP. :.i l);. r �,. ' ., (I ; I·Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, <l:-. Sept. 20, 196' • - enttne - ... ..E "... -... .c.i.o '"' r./J ,t:. -<,s::O -4,. ...... -~ ~· :-: ~· - ,:_, 11. ~ ~ .s ~ .=. VOL XVII NO. 131 .... ... -........ n POMEROY-MIDDI..EPORT, OHIO -------------------------TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1965 .: .~ 0 0~ ~ ----------------- FIVE CENTS Rookie Astronaut ill hole Earth rhit tlo1·,.. -- - WI I I Dl Commends Official Family for Jobs Well Done at quarters for Cooking Utensils, House Cleaning Helps, ScoHs Lewn Cere Products, Cutlery, Glassware, Dinnerware, Electrical Appliances. Also See The Big Selection F of Gift Merchandise Now Being Unpacked. . .. ,. 8 •• -. / WED. and THURSDAY Sept, 22-23 NOT OPEN alie AUTOMATIC COOKING plus NO-STICK, NO-SCOUR TEFLON"I .70RW 12 to 30 cupa cruloiiiCitlca//yl F-RIDAY and SATURDAY Sept. 24-25 ''HERCULES, SAMSON and ULYSSES" (Teehmeulur\ HVMirl '< mi ghtiest stro ng men of Superhuman K1rk ,.1 oms. Party Perk Hl<'harrl ''THE TRUTH ABOUT SPRING" •• HOUSE CLEANING? was served by the hostess to those named above and Mrs. A. H. Ebersbach. Mrs. Dale Sm•th, Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Mrs. Cleland Hmcs, Mrs. Grover Frb and Mrs. Ernest Rhodes. DON'T OVERLOOK • br•ws clellciou5 toffee ••• keepl It hot for hoursl . AUTOMATIC HEAT CONIIIOL lii'IJ Yt>ll ,tr/Ht '-"'Prrlllllrt _ , li•tl . YOUR RUGS ••• West Bend Teflon· 11" Skillet RUG & CARPET CLEANING ASpecialty r ! COVIl AND HIAT CONIWOI. W'tM ..,..., Pany Pe[k il10 eonvenient for ••kiq .rowd·ti1e .eniaa• of aood eoffec ... ,.u... baeteNiq dM f. it: ouaht " Np, be. luy filc.n CO fuM •ida. J• pour • mid Wltlrf.,. add mlftt aod plus M ill. StM1 litbc •isnalt when a~fftt't 1D 1111 • • • _, tel.d,. Lialttw~Jhlo Klft•l Ol' portable. Aluminum. A,,LIANCI COtiD INClUDED COOK and SERVE, TOO, II Wilt ....., IUFFET SIILLET Complete cleaning service especially rug . NYLON II'ATUlA, , .,. tqutn. Call Now and arrange for Cleaning at Your Convenience. for your type of $15~ Ttf10ft·OO&ttd surlare for aoe-MIS eookina with JIO·Kour cleanmJ,. wMthlt il')'ina. bft. ina, routmg, arillinJ or Hn'iq: llot dithtt. Automati' heat contml proYicltt IDIIIrolltd IMIJ>etalwru from ~25• 10 1'0*. b SH:rfect Nlu.IU · •"trY timt yo. eooiL AIUIIllinum, or carpet . , , Whethtll it should be shampooed AUTOMATIC 9-CUP PERK •.. dry cleaned ... or regular Our laundry washed , .. cilities assure you ~f fa. a per- fect job. Shampooing Woof lu91 Sh1mpooing fttwaralbl" Dry Cl•anlne (All Tv,.•) TEFLON*-coatecll 7 ... ( Auromatic h11at (ODtrol, ..-tftttd .wr. 11-ttldt Teflon roatina. plu• •mart IM)'liftl mab thi• 1 "1111111" for every homemaker. Alumiaum; ::z!Ltely Unmenible. Nyto. •Nll iD- II. 10c ~: 1Qc ,., 3c ... Ltundrr ft. .];L!'.~.,Z.f;:ct• .,,.,.,. ...,._. ,_ "' 'N11hlng _ . HOME ON LEAVE Pvt. Arland King, soo of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence King of Middleport, has finished his basic ft. ROBINSON'S 2 PCE. LIVING ROOM SUITE LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS ONLY $119.00 Con...,lont Pickup Stotlono In Middloport-Pornoroy Phone Pomeroy WY 2-J.t:zl. Mlddloport WY 2·5130 BAKER FURNITURE -~- - - - - ·-·--···· -· - - No pdpu, DO JUtNWOrk , r. WNC Blacl'1 autom11ic -.croll tiiiiiQ you of dtliciow cofftt .,.,. time. Britbc. alumiaum witk ...,.J'OW' 1pout, cool black platdc: trU.. Jpe. cMI!!bll BE THRIFTYI SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS FROM ' training at Fort Knox, Ky., and . $1588 • apculdi"l aluminum e J .. f IUpa Elberfelds In Pomeroy is home on a 15-day furlough. He will go to Fort Eustis, Vlrgmia and be assigned to mth TC Railway operaror. He graduated from Middleport Hilh ................................... ,. . ll.--~M:I:D:D:L:EP~O:R~T~,~O~·---II ~tm~. ' , . ,,.,., __ ,. . - .. . ' ' .. ' .. . .. ' . .. .. ... . .... . •, ... .... - .. . .,.,. . ... ,. - .. .......... - ··- - ..... 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