http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ed5053401d397010765db7986836c38c.pdf 03ec6de006ea21497fed7ff646c1ce21 PDF Text Text ' I I B.aUo~Hen p arly , "' Hill. and Nancy . Gill, lumlleot; BeeCoslumes - • jUdged ky Seelig, ugliest; and Vicki Ueld b)' Scoutl .Oh'inger and DiaiUI Rl~~:~IClark, scariest. Salisbury Girl Scout Troop . and prizes awarded Io A spook houae was enjoyed 100 and guests held • Rallo- !Radford, way oot; Judy Rad· and games were played with w..n party recently at the homelford, prettiest; Freddie Burney, prizes awarded to Connie Rodof Mrs. WIIUam Oblinger, Rose most original; Darl~ Michael ford, Judy Radford, Dana Smith, Becky Will, Beverly Will, David Love, Ann Ohlinger, Jacklyn Seidenabel, Gury Grueser and Mary Carleton. • at y De~~oted Refreshments were served dur ing the evening by Melissa Rlz· Connie Grueser, Nancy Gill, II Darlene Michael and Becky Will' rlc dM John Tubbs and fami- ~;, Mrrs~nd Mrs. L. A. Woods, Mrs. Millard Wren, Mr. Floyd Lantz, Mr. John Lantz, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lantz. Come see how many way• we can serve you ~best" NOW I 15,1100 DINNERS COLUMBUS IUPI) - Seer.. tary of State Ted W. Brown said 14 000 local offices were filled in,Tuesday's elections. This produced 15,000 winners but not that many losers since some winners weft' elected wiLhout being challenged by an oppon- Your Savings Earn 4% lntenst POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ent. Girls ' 1 0vlr The KnH" CUDDLE HI SOCKS Serving Meigs County for over 93 vears BY LE ROt M&L Sizes. Whitt RUTLAND POMEROY Black. $1.29 pr. THE SHOE BOX Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Wl~W rSr. · MIDDLEPORT, 0. . = BY ROBERT WINGE'IT that Schl!ler Is asking $375,000 and Leo Blackburn, connected A Portsmouth Times otory Sciotll County resident. have for the 2,0!Jil.acre tract. Schis- with a business college In Ports- published earlier this month reason to believe Ohio's propos- l ler, however, declined to con- mouth, are heading the Ports- said, in part: ed new penitenUary will bt firm this as his asking price mouth Chamber of Commerce "It is suggested that the prlsbum OD a slte about seven mJJes when I talked to him Thursday. campaign for the penitentiary. on and accompanying research. IOrtb of Portsmouth. Schisler admitted, however, Neither was available for' center could be erected on lev"We definitely feel that our thai lhe Portsmouth C of C comment about Scioto county's el ground east of Route 23. The 'lte on a 2,000-acre farm near holds a upartial option 11 on the prospects of getting the propos- Scioto River bottomland would .ucasvWf lrr most hJghly favor- fann in anticipation of its being ed new penitentiary when I be used for farming by inmates. d by slate officials," a Ports- bought for the penitentiary. tried to see U.em. "The area has suflicient wa· <lOUth business executive oaid Schisler said be ha• not yet Schisler, though, did say In ter supply to furnish the esti.'hursday. been given definite word about a telephone conversation Fri- mated need of one millioa galPortsmouth Cbamber of Com- whether or not the new peniten- day: . . Ions per day." Jnerte '!fllclal!, wbo are lead- Uary would be built on his site. "Purdy talks.as if be I• posiLUCASVILLE ULK Jnc the.drfve to get the·l22 mil- He indicated, however, an an- tlve the Lucasville site will be Don Hitchcock, a tenant on llon facility built oo Ill<!. Luca.. oouncement is expected sooo af- selected for lhe penitentiary ... the Schisler farm for the past ville site, expect an anniiUIICe- Ier Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes The Portsmouth C of C penl- 27 years, told me "approximate· lntnt favoriiiJ the Scioto coon- returns from hi• European tour. tentiary commiltee apparentlv ly 700 acres of the botlttmland ty location by Derember 1. Asked U . ~e had been given has made more than one trip is flooded nearly ev~ry year." Carl Schisler, a Portsmouth any indication that his farm to Columbus for conferenees Hitchcock said the Schisler mer<hant, Is owner of the farm would be purchased for the pen- with Martin A. Jannis, director farm Is divided by four-lane U. on 0. S. 23 just south of Lucas- ltentiary, Schisler said: ol the Department of Ment•I S. 23. He Indicated about I,ZOO viDe. which IJ proposed 111 the ''Several ~pie who really Hygiene and Correction, and oth- Jeres of the proposed site is penitentiary olle. ought Ia know feel sure it will." er state officials. Representa- located on one side of the dlvidThe Portsmouth Times pub- William Purdy, operator of 1 lives of the state also have in- ed highway and the rest on the Ushed a report on October 18 !l'mber company In Lucasville, ) spected the farm. same side of the highway as the Teachers-to-be Hear Spea ke On College Days aSekool graduate PomeroybyHigh and loolemployed lbe General Telepbone Compaoy In Geltoa, Jttlools. The wedding will be ao event ol N&umber %1, U6i. ·I lui point- MEIGS THEATRE department, laid lhe Jury that but lack of staff was. 1 has been appointed superinten· ger. Several employees found funds were not a problem in Since the grond jury Investi·' dent of the hospital and John to be lax in their duties have the operallon of the hospital, galion began, Dr. Kenneth Byrne! Queen named business mans- been dismissed. meetln~~to~:;.ll {pro~gr~a~m~w~h~ic~h~w;l~ll~be~par~t~ly~s•~'l~a~n~d~M~r~s.~R~ob~ert.;_;;~•~en;;;.=;;_ve~~r:;me;.;;:=l Rf El 0 S E L 8 E Judy the closeabove of theand llilah named an, Judy Rightbouse, Hayes, Judy King, Kay · an, Jane Joltnsoo and Smith. 1 Election Doy Event Netled $225 Pro/it .. -. ONLY 1 James Stewart, Rlchara Widmark, Karl Malden, Ar· thur Kennedy, Patrick 14 roootllllliltdl whleh ltere; -Employmeal of a full competent 1aporlnteodent other dtparlment heads. -Sanl!a!)l dondltlons rreat Improvements. INVITE YOU TO SEE THIS NEW SHIPMENT OF TABLE LAMPS W•yne. Colorcar1oon: P•nehos Hideawly il Herman Bailey,Edward Mn. ~~~ ~~ Brown, Mrs. Mrs. Lynn Clark, Mrs. Downin~ and Mrs. Goren Stansbury, Welcome Wagon Is Proposed For Orlldren ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Madel LB-670 e4 Separate Heat Temperatures • Porcelain Enamel Top and Drum GREAT NEW • Speed-Flow Drying 40" MODELS ALSO AVAILABLE Say "goodl:rye forever" to messy, old fashioned oven cleaning~ Oven walls slide out smoothly - can be sponge· cleaned at the range or washed at the sink. Coated with DuPont's miracle.nonstick finish. No scouring. Baked-on grease washes off easily. Other deluxe features include an automatic timer and wide, family·size oven with window door. Sale-priced below many hard-to-dean ranges. MATCHING WASHER AS LOW A$ _ _ _ __ $199 w/1 . ! Free 1 Year Service Free Delivery COME IN FOR A nst Normal nstallation . INGELS FURNITURE Whore Quality Provallo "i ' Mlddkport OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS · ·---------------- ·~--- -' .,: ' ~ . ' ' \',f. • • I ~ I '\ Scioto River. It was reported that eight families now Jive In houses on the Schisler farm. None of the tenants, accord~ng to reports , grow vegetab:es there to any extent. The 1eotlment of Scioto county residents, esptcially around Lucasville Is tbat they would preler Iocatton of the ln&titution Jasome other area. One ttaam on the Schisler farm totlmated about 11 out of IZ rtsldeot• around Laca~o vlll• are oot favorable 10 th• penlleatlary belog Ioraled tben. A Lucas\'llle grocery store operator, when I talked with him Thursday, exprossed the leeling he would rather see the penitentiary located elsewhere. He said : •·Jf the thing means growtlt (Continued on page 2) Laxity in Morals Hit by Grand Jury The deacons and d"'"'o'1esses Stop in on the 2nd floor and see this new of the Middleport First United ;election of beautifully crafted lamps in 1 Presbyterian Church have TONIGHT lo SATURDAY ported election day dinner II s success, with $225 profit. Co- wide variety of textures, colors and shapes. DAVE CLARK I chairmen for the dinner were "HAYING A WILD WIEKIND'' Mrs. Karl Owen and Miss Phyl· Every lamp is compiE!'te with smartly design· The Dave Clark Flve, Bar· tis Joachim. bara Ferris. ed shade and modern 3-way lighting. Preparing and serving "CODE 7, VICTIM 5" dinner were Mrs. Edward BurLex Barker, Ronald Fraser, MODERN- TRADITIONAL 1nd Veronique Vendell kett, Mrs. Rusaell Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher, EARLY AMERICAN STYLES IN Miller, Mrs. R. M. IUN., MON. ond TUES. Mrs. Richard Owen, Mrs. J. E. November 7-a.t John Ford'• CERAMIC- BRASS 1nd HOBNAIL Harley, Mrs. Marcus Chambers, Mrs. Dwight Wallace, Mr s. "CHEYENNE AUTUMN" STORE HOURS: OPEN EVERY WEEK DAY Tom Kelly. Mrs. Fred Le"'"• II (Technicolor/ carroll Baker, Sa Mineo4 Mrs. Everett Bachner, Mrs. 9A.M. T05 P.M. and SATURDAYS9 A.M. T09 P.M. RANGE with TEFLON:coATED OVEN WALLS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1965 •• FIVE -...... -:. . ... c' .. -~ lie!;'· George Ingels offers these for NO MONEY DOWN POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT;~OHIO •;. EJeotrlc Efaw who prepared several financed by government ald. holiday season. A demonstration by Nancy social rooms of the Christmas arrangements. Mrs. The Christmas party will be Co~mlttees lor the year wm Efaw, borne economist of the\ company. program Edgar ~ynolds, president, op held at the home of Mrs. Bar· appmnted by Mrs. Re~ld~ aD4 Columbll5 and Southern Ohio , Mrs. Grace Pratt, Mi lened the meeting and welcom- old Lohse with Mrs. Charles Include, Program, ~t 85 Electric t;o··. entitled, "Old Fa- chairman, Introduced ed members and guest.. Blakeslee. Mrs. Robert Coats Pratt. Mrs. Earl Kn I ' and Mrs. Paul Davis assisting Ms. John Werner, Mrs. Ru• stuoned Christmas and ChrtstThe verse of the month en· hostesses. The verse ol the Harold Lohse, Mrs. Charlq mas Sparkle," blghlighted the titled, "The First Thanksgiving month will be given by Mrs. Blakeslee; Civic Committee November meetmg of the ~ma­ $ Day" was given by Mrs. Ed· Bruce Lloyd and Mrs. Ben Phil· Mrs. John Werner, Mrs. Ru'" teur Gardeners Club ~f ~tddle­ r ward Burkett. Mrs. Reynolds son will present the program. sell Mills, Mrs. Wesley Fry; poct Wednesday everung tn the announced that the club has re- During the buslne" meeting Telephone - Mrs. Edward Bur· ceived an invitation from the the club voted to place a potted kelt, Mrs. Betty Cline; Finance . s Winding Trail Garden Club to plant In the Infirmary for the -Mrs. Earl Knight, Mn. Bruce •college hfe, . classr.~m 'I attend a demonstration on -- - - -- Lloyd, Mrs. Glenn Lambert, clothmg and fratermty life was I "Christmas Lighting" to be held M N /w 8' Mrs. Walter Cl'ooko, Mrs. Ke.. the subject of the guest ~\'t"ak- Nov. 17 at the Columbus and rl. 61 n aggs neth Amsbary, Mrs. Paul Dav. 1 ers, Dale Gum and II tam Southern social rooms. I• Ho•teu to Club Is, Mrs. Arthur Skinner, Mrs, Adams, teachers In the Seruor . • • Thelma Pratt, Mrs. HIIIT)' I and Junmr Htgh School, wh~n Other a~ounceme~ts mclud- Mrs Nathan Biggs entertain- Moore; Scrapbook, Mrs. Burk· the Future Teachers A. s soci~-~ ed. the regi~~I rneetmg or the 1ed t~ Pomeroy Bend Citizens ett; Cheer and Flower - Mn. 1,· tion met Tuesda~ ev~nmg ~~ I Ohto Association of Gard~ Band Radio club Auxiliary Wed- William Slater, Mrs. IDlrry the Pomeroy Semor Htgh h· ,•Clubs to .be held Nov. 6 Co at Ltlda y evem.ae ·•• at her home on Moore; Radlo - Ms . o.berl ~ nes tw brary. Itie Hockmg; the Meigs un Rutland Road. Reibel, Mrs., 0. P. Klein. Marjorie Bentz, preside.nt, : Chrlstma~ Flower ~ow, Dece In the absence .of Mrs. ~t,, was in charge or the meetmg Iber 27-28, a ~eetmg of t ~ e wood Bowers, prestdent, who JS The travelin~ prize was woa '. ' and Barbara Kennedy read the . Christmas .Vtllage Decoratmg ill, the vice president, Mrs. by Mrs. Kermit .Jones, a guest, minutes of the last meeting. i committee m ~ember; and George Carson, presided. Plans and the door priZe was W?D by Pl•ns were made to give a sch·ilhe annual Chnstmas party of were made for 8 dinner at lhe Mrs, Burkett. The club Will be olarship to a deserving senior the club to be. held December Redwood restaurant in Belpre In charge of the radio garden and named 00 the committee I featurmg a g1ft exchange and on Sunday, November 14, at club program for December. were Rose Ann Lisle, Susan Dix· judging of gift wrappings. 5 p.m., with husbands as guests. Named t~ serve oo the Chri-. on, Opal Offutt and Miss Helen The class for showmg m the Reservations for dinner 'Bre to mas L1ghting committee were Smith. couaty Christmao flower show be made with Mrs. Carl Hysell Mrs. Coats, Mro. Lloyd, Mn. RUTH ELLEN REED Nal!l<d as a ways and means Is on the theme, "Christmas by November 10. The traveling Slater, Mrs, Crooks, Mrs. Pearl d Mr 1 M committee were Terri Fultz, Where Peace Like a Dove In prize donaled by Mrs. Freeman Reynolds and Mrs. Arthur or"~ule :: M~::port; Patty Leifheit, Linda Smith, ito Flight" with arrangemtnts Enoch was .awarded to Mrs. Strauss. aonounee tbe engaremeDI of Neal Colmer and Millie Logar. Io Interpret the theme. It was Theo Neutzlmg. Tite hostesses Mrs Pr,tt tbelr daughter, Ruth Elleo, to The program for the next meet- announced that M". Jackson, Games were played and prize and Mrs wero:r s...;,ed reMr. Edward Durst of lie! vi· ing will be planned by the sch- flower arranger from the ~ell· awarded the wmners, a f tea~ freshme~ts of salad and eool<dere, IlliDols. olarshlp committee ltnd host- ston area, would conduct cl~ss- Whlch 'B dessert course . w les in kee in with the Thankt· Miss Reed It a graduate ol , esses will be Susan Dixon Jpyce ea in basic flower arrangmg, Iserved by the hostess assisted ivin se~so~ The table IfMiddleport JUgb Sebool and : Evans, Terri Fultz and Carol with the time to be announced. Iby her daughter, Sharon. Pres· g g 1 prtpa ed IIJ Mrs Is preoenlly employed by the HilL A report was given oo the [en! were Ute above :oldMH•: ~~!:~: c~ IIIII tht NO: Ohio Uah:ersily. Mr. uurst is Refreshments were aerved · state roadstde beautlficaboo \Doyle Shuler, Mrs. H rd Y robe the I Week end guests of Mildred Tubbs of Spring-av, were Mr. ., To The ,,.,.,.,, Of The MeiJ•·MIJion .4,. , ear ertail:~~:Jor 2,000-acre Location ear Lucasville I ,, ~!;E~;::i~~~-~t:~~::;::i Christmas Ideas Featured in Arrangements HAS GUESTS enttne ..,!~ , ,. k' Consequently, y011 have your choice of a wide range of the most helpful modern banking services right here ... and all so convenient/.\· under one roof. That i.s why we ore colle'a "fuJI Service" bank! • .' -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- . VOL XVII NO. 170 ,, .I ,1' ,;, · ,; , , I, • ' . . . ',:.; 1., , J I'' ) II ' I ; ' ' I ! . : ,. 1 ! ,' I 1'.!.1' .I ' I ,·, • '' ' ' Attending were the above ' '· ·· · · · CHRIST (Left t rigllt) _ Mrs Lionel Boggs, Cradle Roll Supt1 and Sherri Clark, Floranel BurnRECENT CRADLE ROLL SUNDAY AT THE MIDDLEPORT CHURCH 0 F . -Mrs ~ Fox with Bobby Fox, Mrs. Edward Gillano ey, Sheila, Donnie and Gwendo- Mrs. Elmer Weh,lln~, teacher, Mrs. Franklin Martin With Margo and Franklm ~~;·Reed willi' Linda Sue and Michael Reedy, Mrs. Charles tyn Folmer, Beverly and Doane wit)l Melinda Mae G1llan<1 Mrs .. Dana JohnsoJ wJrt Te~ J'~~o J~~~·~ ~~iies Mrs Frank Herald with Robin Lynn Herald, Mrs. Ra)'lllond Smith, Brenda Will, Jeff Love, I Winebrenner with Joyce MY Wmebrenner, ~8 · kye~e 1 Phru' Spurlock Mrs. Don Schilling with Lelsa Scbilling, Mrs. Robert Southent Kim, Steve and Debbie Ohling-! Baker with Angela Baker, Jack Humphreys, rut~ dt'oc '-th Mpli daLong' · _ er, Jenny Evans, Jane Ann 1 w1th Robin and Rhonda Southern, and Mrs. c ar ng WI e n , · Johnson, Laurie and Phil Oh- Folmer and Mrs. James W11l. - ' ' CENT$ �' I j 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mldtftepon, Panthers in o., Nov. 6, 196~ Statistics lliver news Blue Devils Rally to Put Down Panthers 18 to 6 -- Penitentiary 22-20 Win ALL-STARS Over Tornado Ironmen Crush Jackets 51-12 in Grid Finale Anderson Hit<! Smith With Winning Toss; ~nightfense and Moore Rip DeVIls De The Jackson lronmen picked which brought up • punUng olt- log. Adair'B run for the EP was Moore pass on the 25 yard llne terbaek Dave Patten got the up 308 yards on the ground and! uation. short and the Ironmen led 14-6 and r<turned It to the 20. It as he "'?';d from four yards 51 point& on the scoreboard as, Gary Stobart punted 21 yards with 9:40 left .in the Drsl ball. took the lr?nnten two playa to oul. Ada1rs k1ck for the GaUl lis ushed across two fourth period to.uch· they completely _rumed Middle-' to the '!I yard line of the Iron· Foilowmg thiS TO, the Jack- score as Bterly hit Adair with was short and JackBOII Jed downs Me~orial Field Friday night to defeat VISI!mg port's Dads Night feshvities l men. ets ~k over on their own '!I a pass In the end zone for the 12. Pomeroy 1!1-6, before approximately 2,500 Parents Night Friday night at Jacket Slad1um From here, In 14 plays the yard bne and began to roll as TO, Bierly also bit Adair for With subs In for beth clubs. fans. Jn Middleport. lronmen hit paydirt With Daryl they picked up five first downs the EP and the lronmen ~k a Patton again score_d for "My...,.., "llanlhoM'. WWt The GAHS triumph left Coach Terry Ha~sley's ~lue This was Middleport's last Terry dmng U!e honors fro~ enroute to their 8e(!OIId TO of 30-12lead mto the halftm>e res!. son with 2:30 J~ft m the ,......?" Devils in a three-way tie for second place m the fmal game of tho season and possl- three yards out.scott Bierly a the e""rung. The llt!COod half was not much to end the scormg parade. 1965 Southeastern Ohio League standings. Athens dump- bly the last game played at pass to Larry Adair waa good With 6:15 left In the first haU different from the first, Jack- Scoring· Jackson _ Terry ed Logan 18-8 while Jackson crushed Middleport, 51-12. Jacket Stadium by 1 Middleport for the exira point and Jack- Moore pinpointed Fred Robin- son scored almost at will. (runs, S,l, and 9) Adair (I yd: Athens eaptured the confer· . . High school team. son led 11-0 with 4:40 left In the son, 165 lb. Senior End, and he They got possession of the hall run, 2li pass lrom Bierly ;, Pa~ ence title with an unbeirrushed pennd, Anderson agam h It The Jacket defense, wbicb In first quarter. shook loose !rom a Jackson de- to start the second hall and ten 12 4 yd run and 2 yd run) record. Jackson, Logan a~d Smith, who this .time eluded earlier games was hard to pone- Jacket• took tho klck:"ff l\lld fender, and rambled 12 yards •tarled just the same as they EP: Adsir 'n run, 1 ki~k ' • Gallipolis finished aecond with Kmght with a Side .step, then trale, was Ji1erally shredded In- Ronnie Hindy returned it to the for the touchdown. Moore'o run closed the first half, with a 1 pass from Bierly). • 6-2-tlloop mark&. raced 21 yards for what proved to pieces by the very effective 28 yard line. On the second for the EP wBB short and they touchdown. In Dine plays from 11 rWI) Malone (pass Coach Clraries (Bud) Bickel's to be th~ winni?g touchdown. machine of the Jackson Iron- play !rom scrimmage, Buddy trailed by only ! points. The scrimmage Terry II<Ored his Bier! ).' Purple and White grlddero com· Ele.ven murutes fiVe seconds_ re- men. They ocored 30 points the Moore faded heck and bit Hln- Jacketa were soon to meet dis- third TO of the evening oa a Mi~dleport _ Hindy (1, Wellston downed Neisonvlllt pleted the1r league campaign rnamed m the game. Kmght first hall and 21 the ..cond in dy with a beautiful pass and the aster, however. run of rune yards. Jackson then from Moore 75 yards) , 18-7 F 'd Jght . SEOAL with a I~ record, which left blocked Anderson's pass to inflicting the worst defeat on 125 lb. speedster outran every- Following the TD, Jackson tried kicking the EP for the son (I pa;s from M;.,re 12 grd tu~Y n '" a them in seventh place. . , Sm1th on the extra pomts at- Middleport 11 has encountered one lor the score. 'lb~ play look the ball on Its own . 45 first Ume this season and they yds.) ' ' ~he ~..:·left Nelsonville Galhpol~s entered last mghl s tempt. since the 1962 season when 1t Icovered 75 yards. Moore a pass yard line and started to grind made it. The score at Jhis poillt STATS winless again in the final leas· contest. wtth the. mtentmn of But the Panthers ~eve\ g~v~ was beaten by these same Iron- for the extra point was no good oUt yardage and in nine plays I was 37-12. I Mid. Jack. ue standings. Wellston finis-. wa llopt.ng the Metgs county elev- ~ up .. ~~ Po~eroy~ns too n men 62-6. I and the Ironmen led 8-6 at the I Ada1r rambled over from the 1 The Jackets had the ball a- ' First Downs 7 19 i ed with three wins 10 seven en, wh1ch absorbed a 68-0 beat-!derson s ensumg klckorf · ~~d 1 The Jackets received the op- end of' the first quarter. yard line for the score. Henry's gain but not for long, as the T tal y d Rushin 91 308 1 ~ames ing at Athens last week. . IdGrAoHveS f4r5omAftheJr o~k~ 26 tor· set , ening kick-of£ and on their first As Ute second quarter opened run for lhe EP was good .and Irugged defense of the Ironmen Yoards Paa~""sl·ng g 122 76 Kirby. Oiler tallied twice for But the Panthers h;;.d daffer- 1 ' · .ter rnad mg 3 Ir play frllm scrimmage Roger the Ironmen got possession · of th e score mounted to 22-1 2, 1n force d Moore to th row a WOu• T t y ..d 1 213 384 the Rockets once on 8 19-yard ~nt ideas. Afler pe~lithng sen- IdoK wnhtont asnme-yar plhaseslalter Swartz went over left tackle the ball after the Jackets' TD favor of the lronmen with 2 mis-1bly pass that was picked off Poasases Aartte'mpled 16 7 ' g!Jilop. ' and 'again on 8 15-yard 10r halfback Dan GI more l.ol mg o 'Impson · · d I' 1 1 f · h f h Jf b T h d 1· · · th f bl d 'lh p t Anderson for 11 yards and a trrst down. It on thetr own 27 yar me. m- ules e t m l e lrst a . y erry on t e 34 yar me. Pa~es Comp . 7 5 sr:amper. Roger Eastep raced scamper 89 yards Iale m e• urn e • WI ee d. t 1 J k Ia ted to M'ddl t look · fF th' · t th I · first eriod Pomero buckled : recovenng. That was the game's looked as if the Jackets could me w e.Y. ac son s r I epor posse.!lsaon. o ro~ IS pom e ronmen Passes Intercepted I 0' 49 yards for the other WHS down pand ~!most ca~e up with turning point. mov~. The Ironmen had differ- roll a~am as Terry crossedd ~helthe ball on Its own 33 yard hne agam ate up Jacket real t;~ate l Penalties sco!e. . 55 60 _ 17 0 0, !\elsonvllle's lone score came ' , b' GAHS ent 1deas as they held the Jac- goal line from the one yar me but had the ball for only one as they ground out 6 yarWJ in p ts , EJ'ght plays later h 1 1 t e seasons tggest ups~ · ' · · second TD of __the even- pay I as Ad a1r Inlercepted a lt4 pays I and Jh'1s lime · Sub Quar. Fumbles un · · · GAHS scored 00 the first play, made it 18-6 as Anderson tallied' kets on 'three slra~ght plays for h1s <lost) 0 0 10 the fmal penod when Gary from scrimmage in the second! from the 17 w1th 6·15 left in the • Jackson _ Ends: Dale Kan- ; H~ynes tall1e? from the one. pertod following Gilmore's long. battle. John Brown dropped · ouse and Gary Gillum; T,1Cklcs: Bu.l Wend kicked the extra run. (Gilmore was hauled down : An.derson's pass for the extra Steve Taylor and Jim Reynolds; ~Jlll. from the rear on the PHS four • pomts. Guards. Bill Henry and Larr \\ ellston · · · · · · 8 6 0 I 18 by 149-lb. sophomore, Lonnie I Biggest play in the final . . . . Taylor ; Center: Tom Sollars~ Nelsonville · · 0 0 0 1 - 7 Van Meter.) Senior Fullback GAHS drive was a 11-yard aer- BACHTEL STADIU~- Rut- m~ starts .for t~e Red Devds. ed smce,the ilall was not dea~ .r Wa~ama scor.ed Jts seco~d ~ Quarterback , Scott Bierly; Half . . Richard Long bulled over from, ial from Anderson to Bruce •land High's Red Devlls won a Wh1le no Mid Oh10 Valley Lea- 1Wahama s try for the EP fall- . TD With two mmutes left . tn backs Larry Adair, Daryl Ter~tma Catholic I the one, and it was 6.0. p e t e Smith. hard-fought non-league grid bat- guegame, the Rutland club end- ed :the game when Ray Vanan I ry ; Fullback, Steve Reed. Versailles 30 Mmsler 8 Anderson's pass to Sam Eis- 1 f t 1.1 S 1'th' 3 . tie here Friday rught spo!lmg , ed 1ts season 2-1 m that league, I Rutland moved ahead 12 • 6, passed 37 yards to Howard I M'ddl t E d M k T ISidney 8 Dayton Belmont I naugle for the extra points fail hac' h.whas ~ 11 pa~ the White Falcons' Homecom·llied witr McArthur, Eastern, in the third quarter With 7:34 Johnson, a halfback, Varian's .1 epdor- d...~ sb ar Tan- Centerville 8 ed Eleven m•nutes 5i se::on~ clha cGmgll' w tcf ac uat. y savd ing 19-12 should it beat Southern tonight, ! left with Barrett going in from EP run failed. Ikles nehJJl an Fre 0 mdson; G ac- ~ Dayton Meadowdale I · • • e a 1 ans rom a 1e, or e· · . h 1 h R d had .t b' d · f t h ary 0 ay1on Rolh 52 Greenvt-11e 6 1 remained · f t 1 th r 1 h If h ht The game was a picture of 1also could tie for t e til e. t e one. ut 1an got 1 s tg Top groun gamer o el ' Larry Vance an Pomer~y dominated offensive :lea · nt ef ~~na f a ' letclaug f long thrill-packed runs and ' It was Wahama's eighth lo~ ' break just before that TD, re- game was the Falcons' burly Stobart; Guards, Jack Su~·rnan West Carrollton 38 • without tls oddity too - , m . mne . starts. · a 1urn bl ed pun t on th e 1 Carby sawyers who collected and John Blake ·· Center• Larry west M'ito play the remainder o( the first 86our oud o 1ve or a o a o wasn't 1covermg 1 n 11 hall running 19 plays from /a;h s. h f · 1 a touchdown allowed to the Fal-l Rutland opened the scoring I Wahama 7 (Bob ll'arrell recov- , 93 rushing and 31 on passes for Gladwell; Quarterback Buddy Wayne 20 Dayton Stebbins 12 scr1~mage to Gallipolis' nine. sco~~ in~:Ur 8=mes~~~e a~:~~ ~ cons on a 67 yard run scored af· mtdway m t~e first quarter af· i eringl. Rusty Little's EP run ' 124 yards. The effort put him 1M;='re ; Hallback, . R.o g e rl Wapa koneta 48 Kenton 0 But the Panthers could get no I ed five encoun~ers due to 8 bro- ter the ball had been signaled 1ter exchangmg the ball once, , was shy. over lhe 1,000 mark on the sea· 1SY.artz, Ronnre Hmdy , Full- St Marys 40 Van Wert 14 farther than Gallia's 29. A five- I ken arm.) dead by an official. 1un a ~3 yard pass play, Joe ' ~utland went ahead 19-6 ea~- son. , . . Iback, Sam Hood. Da.~·t~n Carroll 20 Jefferson 18 yard penalty stalled a Panther I Po e 0 •9 ll d The victory was the fourth Jn , llawkms to Halfback Bob Bar· iy In the fourth quarter by cap!· Rutland s fme semor back, Alternates - J. Boogs, cent·!Celma 42 Pauldmg 14 1 drive there dy ovehra . recorl rett The EP try failed . tahzmg on another Falcon gam· Surrett, had 87 rushmg and 60 er; Whitlatch. t.arklr: Harrrs. Eaton 38 T1pp C1ty 15 1now mlar · s n s at t ree wms s: x . . · , Ia kl . A 1 n t ba k B ·11 Pete Anderson look Howard! 1 G 11 · 1- · , ,. ' th mission on passes for 147 yards . I e e, u l, ,.uar er c 1 The Falcons tied 1l at 6-8 when ble that d1dn t JIIIY off. 1 rookv1 e 20 . - .1 Trot wood Mad'1son IS English's third period kickoff osses. a lpo Ii Js ~~ on e The second half was just 8 Rutland punted to the Wahama Coac h Ron R'JC hardson ' s boys By Quarters: 1 on his own 19, and returned a se~:"·Panthers plcked up 14 reversal Qf the first as Kyger 33, the ball rolling dead, after with fourth ~own and long.yard· Rutland ........ & 0 B7- 19 Pass att. ........... 8 14 , Marion Catholic 46 . to the GABS '!1. I fir8t d G II' r 1 taled Creek coolrolled the game. being touched by a Rutland age on their own W, lned a Wahama .. . 6 0 0 6 - 121 Pass comp. .. .. .. .. .. % 4 North Umon 6 In three plays, GAHS n;arch- 10 GA:,nsgain~ ~~~s yar~s in The resurging Bobcats began player. Although an official was fake punt that didn't work.l\U~ Sl'ATISTICS Pass Int. ·-- __ .. . 1 2 , Elgin 30 Pleasant 24 ed to the Panther 49. The Blue 35 ground plays, and completed moving behind tho running oli thouRht to have signaled _the , land took over on the Waharna R W Penalties .. .. .. 15 _75 . R1ver Vall"!' _24 Ridgedale 6 Devils gambled on 8 fourth and fo 0 f 10 f 86 d ~'isher John Swisher Larry ball dead, Roome Russell pick-140 and Little plunged over from lsi dowu .. .. .. .. .. .. 11 B Punts ..... .. :1-100 yds. 2 71 Manon Hardmg 24 Lormn 22 one situation and lost PHS ~ pas~!:t or 82 yar ~ Whob;ey and Howard' After ed it up and scooted 67 yards the 4 yard line and Barrett add· Yd•. rush .......... 170 148 1 yds. Big Walnut 6 Uuckeye Valley 0 took over on 'its own 44. · : 1metrloy ptic Th up p yhar , McArthu; punted to th~ 19 Kyto &core. The acore was allow·, ed an extra pointer on a run. YdJ. p&SI ........... 60 110 Fmb. lost . .. .. .. .. . . . 0 % Cardington 52 Mt. Gilead 0 8 emp s. e ant ers • In ' . ~ - 1i Youn stown Moonev 14 _Fourteen plays later, with Dick Knight ripped Gallia's pass ger Creek drove to the goal line g ' · DICk Knight running the Panth- 1defense apart, hitting 9 of 11 with 1:30 left in the third canYoun~stown North 0 er attack, Pomt•roy had march- , lor 111 yards. Overall passing to. That 81-yard drive covered Youngoto~n Urs~lme ~-I 8 ed 58 yards and tied the score Iyardage saw Don Swisher and 14 plays and was aided by an' y or~gs own 1son 1 H after Bruce Simpson plow- Knight complete 11 of 21 f 0 r other key General passing In· oungstowCn abst 14 M ed over from the f Tw · 134 ds h · 1 11 • amp e11 emona1 I uleoe: and 55 our o ~mn- . yar. , IS favonte target ere.nce ca . (' l Two 1asl-mlnute touchdowns way tie for second, all with 5- completed four of six passes downs. Each team had one C'1lumbiana 55 LisiJon 0 in ,th . secon~s r,ematned bemg Bill Moore. ~otal yard- Fisher ran the ma seven I the Athens Bulldogs Friday 12-0 marks. for 66 yards, and 17 first downs. pass intercepted I Mmerva 32 Poland 18 e quarter. Kmght s run Iage fllv_ored the Galhans, 272 to yards for the touchdown but i led th f the StatislJcs of the big Athens Logan showed 139 rushing, Score by quarters I Seb · 42 L 1 for the extra pomts was stop- 216 his pass for the ttemK extra mght carr em rom . . , ' . h l Jed Ath 8 nng ce oma 14 ped b J h B ; . . . brink of defeat to an 11!-8 VIC· WID bear out their power as Ithree of eig l poSies comp e I ens ..... ·, . 6 0 0 12 - I ' Lou•sviiJe 51 East Palestine 0 At ~- o n Jrowhn. . ., Dan GI~ore •. who carried the pomts fell short. lied t over Logan and the they rolled up 211 yarda rushing, for 13 yards, and eight first Logan .. · ... ..... 0 8 0 o - 8 N:alta-McConnelsville 30 . Js pom , l e Gaihans ball only fwe 11mes In the first The SVAC champa oontro ory . . h' for iUe reahzed Pomeroy meant busi- 1half, was the game's lop ground most of the final quarter of ac- SEOAL grid champions IP Ohio Hlp Scllool Basketball Mt Vernon 20 Urbana 6 Midpark 14 Bay Village I Ph'J 34 R 'II • Maysv 0 oess 'g · H 1 ked ds r bel scoring tht winning Athena In 15 years. · 1o osev1 e • 94 A~erson ret . , amer. • P? . up_ yar · •on oro Not since 1950 has an Athens By Ulllled Pret!o latenalfoaal Reynoldsburg 20 WhitehaD II Cleveland Gilmour 36 West Muskingum 6 . urned Enghsh s Gilmore was IDJUred m the sec- TO. d th SEOAL tlt'e Anna 69 Fairlawn 61 Franklin Heights 32 Olmsted Falls 20 New Lexington 6 (tle) ;;s~n~h~~c~fff fDrom Ithe Go\HS ond period, and did not play the McArthur behlnddPthe runnindrg te~m;!:'y oig~t it appear~ St. Henry 94 New Knoxville 70 Circleville ! Brunswick 12 North R~yalton 8. Crooksville 22 Sheridan 6 1 ue evi 41. second half of Jay Hughes an eters ove an J ckson C &1\U . • 111 Greenfield McCI · 8 N d · 8 N lhw 1 6 7 Chris Roderick lost two. Rich- Anderson .totaled 56 ard• In from its 25 to the Bobcat 44 be- they would have to. ohare the a enter SSJa . am . or oma or es Warren Local 38 Woodstield 0 ard Long banged "" th middle , · s· Y, 8 11 be' lm"ed The Ge erals 1965 title with defending champS1dney Holy Angels 87 Hamilton Townsbip Cleveland St. lgnatms 56 Jackson 26 Canton South 13 42 ore mg " · ' e S<ven '""""· unp,on n the r 1 1 30 Cr'd 'II "' Dublin 36 East Knox I Cleveland L' I 6' B rbe t ~-hto0 Li ncoIn I'• 1 0 for one. On a crucial third yards in 16 trips paced the Pan- ust missed a first down there by ion Wgan until ,rna : er~t e '" . mco a r on 27 Vii down play, Anderson r 8 c e dl thers ' running attack. about Jl!o length of 1 football. of the coolest. Botkins 116 Fort Lorrrue It Grandview 25 Olentangy .' Amherst 32 New London 28 back tossed a "gh 't h 1 1 G II' I' d th Je t K Cr k with t' Quarterllack Erie Upper Sc10to 79 Mdleraport 28 Berne Umoa I Berea 20 Rocky R1ver 0 , 'u pic o aJpoasopene ecoss yger ee, unerunh C 11 Flrf'ldU' 18M ill Elk N b Bruce Smith straight down the : with an all-underclassmen line- nlllg ohor~ went to the air on put Athens ahead 12-8 on 1 Wapakoneta St. Josep 72 arro 22 a Ie ruon ass on 18 ast a e . ort 0 middle. Dick Knight seemed to up. The offensive regulars were passes from Fisber to Swisher yard quarterb_ock sneak Miller City 59 Gomer 36 LanC!Jster Fenw1ck 28 Maple Heights 8 MByf~eld 2 I have the oval in his possession inserted with 2:45 remaining in before the dramallc paso to ju.sl 1:29 showrng on the Albany 88 Allensville 50 . Amanda Cil!llrcreek Ashtabula 16 . . lor an lmpnrtanl interception, the first stanza. Howard. at Logan'a Hilltop Stadium. Waterloo 57 Rom~anaan 54 Mecbamcsburg 14 PamesvUie R1vers~de 8 • but in~tead, tipped the ball in-r Next Friday, the Panthers Coach While praised his whole · Following the ensumg Ames-Bern 71 Shade 48 . Watk!DS Memorial Margaretta 44 Gibsonburg :w to Sm1lh's hands. Smith raced will host Oak Hill in a non-leag- team for a fine comeback ef· off, Logan attempted to Oakwood 67 Edgerton 51 Marion ?atbohc 46 . Dixie 52 Bellbrook 0 to the PUS 19 as the period ue game. Gallipolis will enter- fort. Outstanding jobs were turn· the ball on qu1ck p~sses, but llililop 60 Falrvi_ew &7 . Richwood North Uoton Northmont 42 Oakwood 12 eHAMS ended. loin Pt. Pleasant oo Memorial ed in by both the offense and ono of John Gassers throws Petlfsvllle 68 Ridgevllle 66 Pmm City 48 Triad 6 Germantown 44 Ross 35 eBACON On the third play ol the final Field. defense tho veteran coach was picked off by guard nnora 11 Antwerp 57 Uruoto 36 Westfall 20 Vandalia Butler 36 eTURKEYS - --~. - - -· ·----- said ' Stanson on the Chieftain 25 Fayette 114 North Central til Gallipolis 18 Pomeroy 8 Northridge 16 1 Daily Sentino1 1Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 6, 1965-3 It ' was the last gome tu- 11 yard hne and he carried . Matamora 11 McClure 64 Zanesville 26 Ironton D Marion Local_ 48 Ansonia 6 '---- i senior members of the KC the end zone for the clinching Marietta 18 Cbillicotbe 0 Dayton Chanunade 46 Troy 8 squad, Chuck Leach. Larry E~ touc.'ldown that put the Blill· 411-0 ? Zl Football 11.f e, Miami East 22 Piqua 24 . . kins, Bill Tabor, Sieve Hender- dogs on top 11H1 Wilh t:16 re- [It add Foolball, 400-0 Springfield Shawnee 6 Dayton Wilbur Wnght 0 I son, Joe Fisher, Ernie Saxon, maining. , Wellston 18 Nelsonville 7 Granvllle 50 Licking Heights 8 Graham Local 22 1 Cl•b Ha... Wlll 1o Open Earl Skaggs John Swisher Coac~ Don Eskey s Miamisburg S2 Hllisboro 14 Pleasant View 20 Northeastern 8 Durln1 Deer Senon MOV. 1-f-10.11 Mike Swisbe~, Lanny T)'o and grabbed the first lead Lancaster 11 Newark 16 Washington C. H. Wllminglon 38 Fairfield 6 Everyone Ia WelcoD» Richard Avis. they took the game's Athens 18 Logan I Portsmouth 48 Ashlaod lKy.) Xenia 18 Fairborn 6 Game statistlco were about kickoff and marched 60 Columbua Brookhaven S8 Portsllllllllh West 34 :Da;;.y;;too~,;;Al,;;ier;;_34 ~====~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii5;' even as McArthur outrushed · to iiCQre with 7:'ll left Cniumbuo South f New Boston 13 • the Babcab, 138 to 9ll but Ky- first period. iltllrback Dick Columbll8 Linden 22 Minford 30 Lueasvllie 20 ltie) ger Creek clicked oo si< of Dine BDII rammed the final Columbul North 16 Waverly 12 Wheeleraburg 8 BY DALE ROTHGEB, JR. dri~ that was bigblighled by 1 passes for 73 yardo while the yards for the TO, but a Columbuo East IS Lima 18 Springfield South 14 A 33-yard touchdown pass big 36-yard pass from Calvin Generals bit on two of three for the EP fa1ied and lt was Coiumbu! Whetstone 12 Tecumseh 33 Greenon a from quarterback Jne Fisher w rtght end Mike Pelero. Pet- passes for 47 yds. Kyger Creek Logan's only score came Coiumbwl Walnut Ridge 12 Covington 34 Northwestern o to halfback Jumor Howard with ers also oougbt a short pass for had nine ftrSt downs - eight in Ute reault of a fino pass . Columbus Central 8 bpring!leld North 'II 1:20 left m Jl!e fourth tho EPS. the second half wblle McArth- tion runback by end Bill Londoa 54 MlfDin 1 Fah1110111 West Friday nigh! gave tho Kyger Tbto first ball was all McAr- ur bad 10 first GIIIDI -tight In faiJ in the BeCOnd period. Westerville ~ Groveport 1 Findlay 11 Mansfield 1 Creek Bobcats a eomt • lrom • tbur as the Generals o1 Coocb tbt first bail. husky end picked off a Hilliard 19 Marysville 1 Ontario 28 Creatvlew 1 bellind, l2c-8 upset win "'"" tbt Dave Bolender took a Bobcat Kyger !lniahed tbt tle880D &-3 Soy<ier pass on the Athena West Jefferson 21 Cll!llr Fork 28 Crestlihe M McArthur Generals. fumbll In tho opening minutes while McArthur takes a 3+1 yard line and ran it back to Col mbus \cadeJD1 8 Fredericktown 11 Plymouth 14 Pltpanlt. The perfect strike """"' If. of the first period from the 39 record Into next Friday'• pme slJ: before be " 81 eollared New Alban Hiia~d • Galioo sa Bucyrus o indoor actitily witll Snyder on a desperation tackle. Mid.uetowny36 o...iand LaUD a ter the Bobcats plcktckip 1 1o Jl!e five but the determined with undefeated Chauncey. first dOWD 111 !he IS following Bobcats held on a !our down STARTING LINE-UPS Two plays later Marion FrankliD :ao Cleveland Jolla Hay a ~ey passing iDler...,. eall a· oituatlnn with leckie Clturck McAnhur John Gasser wedged Into Jacbon 11 Middleport 12 Cll!veland HeJtbt.s 4 gamst McArthur. Laach and middle guard Larry Ends, Bob Bialce and Mike end zone from tbo two to On the first play !rom scrim- Elkins making the key &top. Peters: GUIII'IIo, John Goodwin the score at 6-8. a....r Kyger-Creek 12 McArthur I Parma Valley Forge mage Flslter roUed out, fired Kyger Creek then used strat- and Jake Coleman; Tackles, passed to fullback Chuck Rutland (W V l 12 ~yrla ~ ~~ 1 21 the baU to Howard wlw made egy aa Utelr fino pualer Lanny Emmett conway and Dave per then pa..ed to · a. em an over-thH08d catdJ and ran Tyo, booted tho hell 011 firJt Crow; center Gary Swingle, Chuck Kemper for the Upper Arlington 41 Be•iey 8 Garfield H<lght.s I Mentor I to the end zone. down w the Generala 44 yard Backs, Rick Calvin, Danny ant two-poiol conversion lo McArthur was fon:ed to 110 to •llripe. Smith, Jay Hll3heo, and George the (hie!tains abead 8-4• the pasolnl g'ame will! 1:17 MeArlhur, however. came Petera. 'Ibis score stood, and~~~ left on the clock, but Kyger's siDmtlng back by driving to the Kypr Qeet ed 1o be tho !Ina~ unUI TODI Moore lntercepted a Rick Bobeat OJree.,ard lint before Endl, Tom Moore and Mike received a Logan punt FRIDAY & SATURDAY 10 PM· 2 AM Calvlc pass to 111d tho baD being balled agala m 1our SpauldJn8; Gqardl Bill McCor· In the final period, and &arne. down. kl Skaggs made the mle.k and Dave Moore; Tacklea, ed to drive 71 yardl In STANDARD & ROCK 'N ROLL Coacb Jim WhJte'o chargerl Initial otop OD that defenle Qruck Leach and EmJe Saxon; wlth Hummel scoring Ire 110 had an u)>lilll otrugg!e aa M<• standoff center, M1U Swlsber, Backs, ahead touehdown at the 1::11 Arthur drove to the goal Une ID Kyger Creek lloally began Junior lloWil'd John Swloher, markthe second atama with 40 moving midway tlu1!ugh Jl!e Lmy Wllobrey and Joe Fillter. 'nut Bttlldop llnlsbed PT. PLEASANT tnds Iiiii on I IIOVeJioyard rt111 second period but wen fon1ed BY QUARTERS: u unblemished loop record . by hallba<ll: George PeterL 'l'llat to jlunt belure McArthur'o .'ooeJt. McArthur ..•.•... I I 0 0 - I 7~ whUe Lopn joined 2 South of Mlchlleport .,. Stote Rtt. 7 OPP. 1&0 DEPOT fn RocketS Take Hounds 18 7 Jn Loop Tilt 1 1 1 Roush's Shoe Store MIDDLEPORT RutIand wIDS 19•12 over waharna 1 ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS? t" 1 ·I ' T Athens RaIIy rIps • Logan 18 .8 . YOU MEET THE Nlast PEOPlE ON A NOW YOU KNOW , . lull...... epldemle ltll tilled .. e&llmaltd .. The Weather mlllloa pencm IUouPolll HONDA world. Quality Costs lass SeeThe Full Une At •• " Hawk's Cycle Sales I I - 50A I :a. 1 Milt IOol1ll of Atbefto OJIOft' to 5 Mon. Thun. SoiA to I Tutt. Wool. Jltt. LY N4M Alhtnl. O. hr I SHOTGUN I MATCH Sunday, Nov. 7th · 1 FORKED RUN SPORTSMENS CLUB Bobcats Upset McArthur 12-8 SHOP TONIGHT *FREE PRIZES '"arler *BIG PARADE I UNTIL 9 PM *CASH FOR YOU COMING SOONI THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT. 0. • •WIIILtnll •IAI.DWIN .... OTHII F~ IIIAHDI • •you back indoors, Fall brings but not to hibernate ••• ';a DEVOE PAINTS ;ahama WATCH THIS SPACE • NOVEMBER 8th for DETAILS LIVE MUSIC CAROLINA LUMBER and HIGH "7" CLUB IND tllmmtt a 'l'")'anl I1COI'iJJc dowD before lbe halfllmtl IDler- Kyllf Creek _,,., • 0 H -II 11111 IIIII Galllplillla 1 llnl Ml_ ._ . • . ~ ,. SUPPLY CO. �' --.Jorn Left ·f.,.. ..n Forming - ~ IY C. B. BLAKESLEE EIII!Diloa Aplll, Apimlare lourtceo Meiga County .....,. ers left aa average ol 7.6 bush· els of shelled corn in the field _...ng 1n 1=• fter p1.... ..... The two highest losses were 7 and ~ 0 bush 1· ••· e18 per acre. fhe lowest loas was 1 9 bushels . per acre. These Iosses were checked at the Um harv t •. es yields were made In the Meigs County IIlii Bushel Corn Club These losses were In line with the rep<rt publlahed by resear- • Ill • Fields chers at Oblo Stale University that Oh1o farmers are paying a dear price for Improper corn havester adjustment - about 18 an hou lor eve!')' hour they opera te their 1wwow mach· lnes. IS Dear Prl.ce to Pay. · lng more than 10 per cent of their crop. Because of these losses, englneers D. M. Byg and W. E. Gill have prepared a pocket · f armers gw'de which gJVe a step-by-step procedure for Dgurlng how much corn the!r ha That's the figure arrived at I . r· by OSU Extensio vesting machines are leaving in 1 1 11 . n agr cu ura the field The guide in 4 • 6 • engineers followmg farm sor· • The dl Inch card form gives steps for veys a year ago. stu es d • . showed that 60 per cent of the eterm1nlng snappjng roll loss, farmers checked were losing ear loss, cylinder loss, loose more than five per cent of their kernel loss, and separation crop and 21 per cent were los- lo~. bt h 1 armers may o a n I e cards from the County Extension of. flee · The car shows that an average of two kernels per square foot represent. a losa of one bushel per ac~e. In determmmg the ear loss with intermediate term loans FEEDER & BREEDER ~ b4. LIVESTOCK 044jo '; FlED LABOR FERTILIZER SEED REPAIRS INSURANCE G111nd 011 Interest and T•xe• Livestock PurcheHt, HouHheld Equipment, Refinancing Ctlh Llvlnl Expenses Cepltallnvest.mntt DHtt Other Farm Openting Expenses PAY CASH and SAVE MONEY Ask about our budget loans. Up Ia ? years to ply for Capital Investment items. Interest is charged only for th• deys money is actually usad, JACKSON PRODUaiON CREDIT ASSOCIATION Modern Credit for Madam Farmers l Charles Olx. ~thens.Mt~llt County Man111r 114 Mulberry Pomtrot Call WY 2-5270 In Pomoi'OY ot LY 3·1612 In Alheno i =====- completed plans for a fall festival held at the school Oct. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Errol Pickett, Dayton, spent two days with his mother, Mrs. Laura Krebs Serving Meigs, Mason & Galli• countJ-Lacaled Upper End of Pomeroy-Jack W. Carsey, Mgr.-WY 2-2181 Used Appliance Sale! Chest FNIDr, Phllca 12 cu. ft, - - - - - - - - - - - $75 Chest Freuer, Montgomery-Ward 16 ft - - - - - - - - - - - $150 cu, ' Chill fi'Ntllr, lntematlonal· Han..... , 11 cu. ft. $100 Upright F...-, G. E. 4 yun o l d - - - - - - - - - - $125 Refrigerator, Crosl'"' -, $30 Rafrlgonlor, Phllco - - - - - - - - - $30 Refrigerator, Stewart-Warner - - - - - - $30 Elec, 11111111, kelvlnator II"" 11111111, kalvlnator $50 $25 "S • ....... 0.. Relrlfleraton - - - - - - ... $30 Unlco Elec. Dryer and Automatia Wllher the Mt $225 AJfred at withVeterans a fungusMemorial infection. Hospital 1 Eric Parker of Fort Wayne, Ind., recently spent a weekend with his parenl£, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Parker and attended church here. --------- Society News wIf pen and her relatives at the Vic- Attendance at Sunday School 0 on October 31 was 62 the offermg · $13.50. Worshtp · ' services were held at 10:45 with Vere Swa•tz as lay leader. The M.Y. F h ld ·t 1 · I mg. the first six week! grading Dorsey. Clav and M;ndal Jor~ Sun.d·:Y e'vsenr,negugaatr6 mpeemtmgR on Mrs. Kenneth Grover and _J~y tor Perry home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmidt of Colu bu vis ted ith h m s I w er aunt, Mrs. Faye Jordan on Senday. They also called at. the home of her cousins Lavern SOCJety • Notes penod. · . . · · ev. of Pomeroy were Sundew VISitFirst grade· Yvonne Dun- dan. Mrs. Schmidt Is the form- Casto held worship services at , ors of her parents Mr. and .. ' er Arvene Lee and the couple 7·45 ' 1i Mrs. Everett Lambert. ham, Virgtrua Jordan; Second h da . . · ·· grade: Jellrey Jones, Connie ad spent Satur Y mght wtth The WSCS held it. regular Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson, 1 Dunham S nd "' ho . Thl d her uncle and aunt, Mr. and meeting Tuesday evening at the G. d M d M K . , a y ws p, r Mn Homer Lee of Harrison- Ito 0 f Th I H . ma an r. an rs. en grade: Alice Peck, Justin Mo- . · sier; Fourth grade: Joe Nelson, VIlle. Bonnie Darst Mr. and Mrs. Frank Landak- Filth grade: N~ne· Sixth grade; er of Colorado and ~· Mae Rut h Ann Jordan, 'Kathl')'n Low·· Pickett of Pomeroy VtSJted on !her; Seventh grade: Pat Law· Tuesday with Mrs. Laura Krebs. Greer Peggy Fauber, Ronda WhittiD&~ ton. pOWl . R0Ck S • N OCJety otes -- me e ma enderson with an attenda.n~e of 12 m~mbers and two Vlsttors. The business meeting was In charge of Elea· nor Boyles · p~s,·dent " • whe n tc. ·~ regular business was conducted. neth Johnson were Sunday vis· itors or thier p:~rents. Mr. and 1 Mrs Joseph Johnson and Bev-i erly: I MrS. Joseph Johnson was a Monday evening visitor of her · Coupons and gelatin and rug parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett sales were discussed. It was de· Lambert. clded to ordernnapklns for sale. Miss Charlotte Lambert and . The Supply asking! were Miss Margi~ Warner were f'rl- ! Roger. EPP1e and Miss M ma PIATURES-Powtrful 5.4 cu. in. •ngint-Rollet 11 11,. inQ# UNd throughout tor long wear, euy hlndling-E.t~ c/UIIw &lltr NDN Guidi Blf for minimum chain drag. ---u•••;;;;.;:;;~;:W-2-;;:-a~:;:.:;;.-1 rI = IIMINGlON 1\I'IMI COMPANY, INC.,.,..,._ thllpr..... lllnllf~CW~ing dlhctl In ITllwil'll •nd WOfltllllnlhip l 1'0111' ftMiinguHt chlln IIW require Mt\'11:11 lind..- ( m. I J.':::' .. - 08plrlm.nt • ~-'"Pitt:Rtmtno ._ c.-v.,.... Taoll Forllf,...lllnoil. Defective Plrtl _______________________ to lhl odglnll Wll blltiWOIIIIW "" """"'· Will bl ftllllted without 0011 of plrtl or llbGr ........ YOin ntn - I I] I 1{~ ................ ..... .,...,.,_,...,.,._...,..., .·' ' ~ r·~ ...... ,.,......... ~ . ;J ......, .. FultM-Thompsonlractor Slles wa., J St>rin• A••· POMEROY ands -~H~u~be~r~t~Pr~· the hostess.~ce~and~~====P=d=·=P=ol=·=~~' Jac: k: ie' I\' ,~MrBeverlv ~-~a~n~d~M~r~ 1 • inaw;;th~e~~~~~~~~ ~ ' THANKS To My Meny Friends For Your Support in Electing Me Trustee of Salisbury Township. I will do my best to serve you. In the first, second and third grade group, prizes went to Denise Dean, ugliest; No I a Young , original. Joann Fick, prettiest, and Timmy Gillilan, ~! . . .• II HI· NEW HEAVYWEIGHT IN THE 60 HP CLASSI This is the new Farmall656-the high·action 60 hp tractor that gives you smooth, siJ:..cylinder power plus big tractor extraa; power shift independent pto for extra-heavy implement operation. convenient, ~wl-mounted, easy shift, 5 speed transmission. Special torque amplifier. lor shift on·the-go and a choice of 10 speeds. Plus Hydrostatic power steering, mod· ern hydraulics, and many other refinements. In short, thia is the most ambitious 4-5 plow tractor ever built. And the biaiest value in the 60 hp class I Meigs Equipment Co. PREFERENTIAL TEA - The Ohio Eta Phi bome High-st. Nine pledges were acce pte in Carolyn Grueser, Judy Crooks, Rosetta Lisle, --- funniest. ROLLIN B. RADFORD Fourth, fifth and sixth •• "'"" 11 winners were George Mora, ginal ; Roger Karr, funniest ;. Pd. Pol. AdY. Crystallrwin, ugliest, and Joyce ' ~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii: ·' Myers, preltJest. '1" . Chapter o£ Beta Sigma r hi Sorority held its Preferential Tea Oct. 31 at the Annie Chapman Winners in the seventh, · the sorority ritual. Left to right, Dons Ewing, Susan Harris, Lois Clellan, Marge Schoonover, and ninth grade group 11 Ruth Ann Riffle, and Rita Ball . Bobby Wood. funniest : ""''"" --- - -- ·-- -- . ·-Gillilan, onginal: Sheila Middleport Garden Club Members Will Participate in County Event Plans were made to partici· ing She menlioncd !hoi roses pate in the Meigs County Chrisl- si10uld be cove;·t!d late after State Hospital Auxiliary Plans Gift Program r The I ~r~~c~u~OTI~~thedist church will celebrate ils 50th : anniversary Sunday, beginning With Sunday School al 9 am CongratUlationS Char1eS • • • You Have Done It Again! PTA Offering ~::~iest, and Glenn Brown, FaII Festiva • } Area Chairmen N b 12 h Of Red Cr·OSS OVem er .t d Good Luck To You For The Next 2 Yean . [ Promtse I'll Trv You Again in '67 Which W1ll Give Me Time To-Look For 70 More Votes to Win. Very Truly Your<, j A pl anned potluck dmner ~ill frost for best resu lts. "Operation Santa Clam;'' 1<.: 1 bt, served at 12 noon The afDELMAR A. CANADAY Mrs. Walter Hayef! rc\'tewed the next prnJeCt for the Athen~ 1te1noon program will begin a! Pd. PoL Adv. a book nn f\ow el' i11'rangmg f'll·l statc Hospital "uxiliar.v lo gel uo p.m. I titled, ··~;rang~~enls Aroun_d started Gtfls must bt: m earl y I The Salem Center PTA will A meeting of the Red a·os~ ":::;:~~ the Clock by Se1ko Har~1. Tl11S in order to gift wrap them ho:d a Fall Fesuval al the chairmen of volunteers wa!i 'i' Tha Masg was decorated ! type of flower arranging breaks G!ils arc due Dec. 7. , ANNOUNCE DANCE I school Fnday Nov. 12 at 7 30 held m the conference room of esteualvely wtth outsltmdm~ ;,u· - uway from the bnsk tri angle , All gift~ mu~t be new or un ·· 1he Midd\(!l,ort _High SChool : p. m. Veterans Memonal hospital on rangements of fall llowers from I using the V<rious numerals on used, include ribbon and paper I Band Booster< Will sponsor a . . Friday from 10 to 3 p. m. the prdens of the hostess anl1 the duck and creatmg new fo~ wrapping. ~1ont'y is alsn lugh schoo l dance party thts l· There Will be a fish pond ,·, Mrs M. E. Clary of the Re-I GeM Grale. Several arrange- ellects accnrding to the aulhor. acceptable checks should be Saturduy night from 6 to II p. country store. bake shop, sweet gi j Blood Center Hunting- ! menta feature~ mums in fall The regional meeting to lie pay able t~ Athens Stale Hns- rn. at the ~iddleport gym. , ~,hop,_ surpr ist;, pac~ages .. and a to~~~as in charge of the meet1 wish at this lime to give our wholehearted colora and vart-colored roses. held Saturday, \'ov. 6 at Little pit <Jl Auxiliary, as this commit.I The Jays Will emcee. quamt shop which w•ll fea- ing Reports were given by THANKS~ . Tbl meeting was. conduct~ti Hocking wa s announced . Mrs_ tee does the shopping. j !u~ . fancy work, aprons, etc. ea~h of the counties represente'll hav e another oppm1.unity m 1967 · 0 by tha president, MISS . NeiiJO I Dorothy Bender of Mariella, !Caclo box should be marked I PL,\N SALE sale. ed. Lunch was served in the THAt>.'K YOU! zerkle, and commumcatiOru will speak on flower il rnmging. "Operation Santa Cli.ius'' and _The Middleport Garden Club There will also be sandwich- ho~pital cafeteria by Mrs. Reed read regarding the State Beau- At the dose ol lhe m-.ting, addressed to : Mrs . Charlotte Will hold a bake Saturday. !es. donuts, cider and coffee Crary and her staff. tiflcation Program m Me1gs members and ~U('Sis wert' in· , Cox.. Coordinator of Activities Nov. 13 at ~he Colu~bus a.nd [ sale at the refreshment. rounter . Attending were Mrs, F. Pd. Pol. Adv. COUD.ty. Members answered roll viled to tlw dining room where The:r.:~pie~ . Athl'ns State Ho;;pit- Southern Oh1o Electnc Offlce1 Reichert New Haven; Mrs. Lu~l call by giving indoor plans for a salad course waf; served from I al. Athens , Ohio. beginning at iJ a.m. One of _the e_xciting \!Vents of cille M~D~rmott, Cottageville ; I. winter~ a table covered with a gold I Meigs county hcu1 !f.} men and the evemng Will be Lhe crown- Mrs Thomas Tregoning, RavPianl were made for the an- cloth and centered with red 42 women in thr ho::; pilal. I . FIRST USE OF SEt\L , Iing of ~he king and queen of ens~ood; Mrs. Allen Hampton, 1 nual Christmas dinner and par- grapes and fl<mked hy gref'n ~ · · - ~- ------ First document to whteh th~. festival ~t _9 p. m. Mrs. John Werner , Mrs .•1. A. ty to be held December 6 with tapers. The ccntrrpit>ce was ar· t\.frs. noy San~bury l1~1d nn I the Great Sea\ of the Unit~d Everyone IS Invited. Smith, Mrs. Virgil Hamm, Ver· , For Your Fine Vote For Me As School the d.irmer at the Martin Res- ranged by Gavle Hees o[ Fr<ln- di spl ~y an <~rnmgt'mrnt or an - Stales was affixed W<1 s that non Nease. all of Meigs, and Board Member, Pomeroy Exempted Vii· taurant and the party at the cis [•'loris!. Amber gl<~ssware 1. tiqued flowus prepared by Bet- j which authorized Cen. Geo~ge IN . 'DEEP F.REEZEi Mrs. Clary. home of Mrs. C. M. 1-Jennesy. com11l('trd the table setting. 1ty Fast of Hunlin glOn, w_ Va. WClSI11ngton 10 arrange with Jnurnahst Third Class Arnold ---lage. Thank You. During the program hour , Miss Nellie Zrrkl(' presided Guests for the evening includ· the British for the exchange K. Evans, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Wilson presented a at the sliver coHec ser\·ice and ed Mr~. Jack Rubinson, region- I and better treatment of pri!:i-\ Mrs. Arthul' ~· Eva~s. of _Route BIRTIIDAY OBSERVED paper on ''What To Do In No- Miss Frieda F;wlmle assisted al director, Mrs. James Rit:k- 1ur.t:rs uf war. . 1. Po~eroy, IS p<:~rliclpatmg Mr~. Hennetta McDade ~nvember" relative to various with the ~erving . I' ~-;h·:-'srs were man, Miss Sally Schaar , Mrs 1 I Operation lJ~p Freeze, lert<:~med at ~1er home. Sumlay • Pd Pol. Adv. chores in p1anting bulb!l for Maag, Miss Zerkle, !\'!iss Facll- Lewis Snllth, ;md [!.'I rs. West of I More th;tn lralf the total ton- cod_e ~ame givrn to the . o_ctober 31 . ID honor of . 'Pring blooming and preparing nle, Miss Anna Howell assisled Florida, house guest oi M r s .. nage of all goods transported byl logi91Jc •upport of[or! to Ant· b~rihday, w1th a turkey dmnor. ', plants for the winter by mulch· by Mrs. James Rickman. John Kincnid. I sea consists of oil. I arclica. cards and gifts were re-, mas Flower Show to be held November 27 at ~c Novem~r meeting of the Garden Club Monday evemng at the borne of Mrs. Ernf'St Mang. Mlddlepo~t Meet Fri ay ho~e TO THE VOTERS WHO SUPPORTED y D£LMAR A. CANADA 0 Of POMEROY FOR MAY R I \\' y s~l e I DELMAR A. CANADA My Sincere Thanks HAROLD R. LOHSE 1 I SUNDAY ONLY PLASTIC WARE Feed-Seed Fertilizer- Farm Supplies "THI DEPARTMINT STOill Ofl IUILDING IINCI 1f11" fen home. Mrs. Robert Biahop, ()l'ftldectll of lite Albany PTA, met POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK.COMPANY Mulbtny Ave. Pon11roy, Ohio PAINT DIPT, PHONI WY Nt79 -----------------------~~·~~atA~~I'l______________________J~------------------------.-----~_J REG. PRICE 10c--25c CUPS, MEASURING SPOONS Measuring CUPS FUNNELS BOWLS EACH BUTTER DISHES SCOOPS c Discount On Appli1nces ltlzon, Power Tools, W1tchta AndMiny Mo,.lllml ,.~o'l r G\\\ \.0'/ 1o\Jt tlO'~~ · A REAL BARGAIN c WESTERN PAIR HAND TOWELS c WHILE THEY LAST SHOP EARLY COLGATE OPEN' 12 Noon Ti19:30 Ladies', Men's, Children's STRETCH DURA-HIDE REG. PRICE 99c LUSTA WARE uco- $6.49 Carpenterlerlllt::11 Sugar Run Flour Mills Oln'CUTS. OUTWl'l 'IM AU. The Support of My . Susan. or Galltpotts, Mr. Mrs. r.erald Ours and Lynn H nt' gton Mr and Mrs Eber Costume school groupprizes were Bill Kautz, ugliest; original; Rene Trussell! , J~~~~;:: II est. an<: Teny Brown f1 latex Wall Decoration f. .. ~· '~ Think of ltl You pay far less tor the Remington Super 7154. Yet, here io 1 oaw with features that Ulld to be available only in uponsive profotaional mcM!•IL The Super 764 is by far the most-powerful llla1n IIW In 111 prica class. And it's rugged-wilt ltlnd up to lhe constant grind of daily production lUlling, . Milhoon. Mr . Henry Eichinger. ! David Wnght and d~ugbter, Mrs. Laura Mae Hartung, Mrs. Kerry Lea, o[ Proctorville and II gtven. Report blanks were dis· day night guests of Miss Jo Persooal Notes trlbuted to be filled out. A con- Smith. Rear Meigs General Hoapital Mrs. Adde Shaw, New Marsh· tribution was made to the Red Mr. Robert Young of Colum· POMEROY field, spent several days With Cross. Plans were made for bus, Mrs. Clara Russell andl WY 2·2176 Mrs. Murl Ga!away and they BY MRS. J. E. RADEKIN program for the 'W~e~ Stevie of Columbus, Mrs. Eve· called on Mr. Hlld Mrs. Chester Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Sams of Prayer and Sell Demal · Iyn Bowling and sons of BsltiDailey, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Newark were weekend guests wa• held October 29. r==..iio..io~~~~~~~~~~~=~=~=::~~=:f:~:l~:! Crabtree and Mrs. Gertrude of _her l!l(lther, Mrs. G. B. R•d· Ev~luation report blanks Marcum. Other recent guests ektn. . distributed to,. be filled in of Mrs. Galaway were Mrs Mrs. Maude Holcomb Is a pR· mailed m. ·The World Corn- II Pearl Bever~dge, Inez McWhor: !lent in Riverside Hospital in munity Day al Middleport ter and Rebecca Buckley New Columbus. She will nndergo sur· 15 wa• announced and nro.;'"'' Marshfield and Mr and Mrs gery on Monday. discussed. James P;tty and iamll 8 d Mr. Erne~t Nichols of Toledo Grace Swartz led the program [J Kathy stewart McArth Y n and Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Rad· on "Participating in Ed Culwell 'and son ur.G cliff, Rutland, spent Tuesday Poverty." Linda ~;~~~~:::II Indianapolis Indiana fi ~ with Mrs. Nellie Vale and Mrs. gave a report on "I Jacklon an,;.,t 011 Salurd":;. ~d J. E. Radekm. Other callero Head Start.". Nellie Prucker they along with Mr and Mrs were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nel· ported on miSsiOnaries tmmll T. H. BlantoD and ·son Gre · son, South Carolioa, Mrs. Erma the "World Outlook." Jackson, spent Saturday olg:i Nelson, Mrs. A!Ue Cohoon and The hostess, assisted by with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry CUI· Mrs. Leona DaviS of Wilkesville. da, and Osie Mae Follrod, serv-11 wei! and Mr. and Mrs William Mr. and Mrs. Larry Tomer ed refreshment.. The next meet- ~:::;;ill Culwell. Mr. and MrB. Dwaine and daughter of Findlay, spent ing is Nov. 16, Tuesdsy. at 8 p. -- .... , Jordan and Bryan we~e a I so the weekend with Mr. and Ms. I m.. at the home of Mrs. Casto. callers at the CUlwell home on Henry Turner and Mr. and The Week of Prayer and Self Saturday evening. Mrs. Ralph Chapman. , Denial program was held The Fall Festival sponsored Mrs. Laura Krebs and son,, tho church "riday. Octo. by the Columbia Elementary Btff, were '". Dayton over the with an attendance of 12. m.r-11 School Mothers Qub on a recent weekend vlsttmg. her sons, Mr. ence Spencer was leader Friday evening wao attended b Mrs. Jan Ptckett and Mr. the service and Nina Robinson a large crowd Y and Mrs. Errol Pickett. On wao pianist. · 1ted her mother Talks were given by Nina Ro· Those visiting· Mr. and Mrs. . she VIS Rex Cheadle and family m Riverside llospttal tr. Coum- binson and Helen Woode. ing the weekl:nd were Mr bus. The Grange had a Halllo"reeri[( Mrs. Gene Jeffers and . Mrs. Vlna Braley of Middle- party and social Thursday even- II and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gillette, port spent the weekend with lng October 28. Demus and Jeffrey of Alba her mece, Mrs. Anna Ehzabeth The shower held for Mr Anna Marie, small ny. Tomer and Sherrie. On Satur· Russell Findling at theirire~·~:~'II of Mr and Mrs Gary Bo an day evening they attended the here Saturday evening o Pataskrua, ;. a ~eek annual Fall Featlval at Colum- 30, was att~ed by ,;..und with her aunt, Mrl. Rex bta Chapel. relative~ and lrletxls. The le and family while her mother Nellie Vale •pent Thursday pie received many the former Dorta Hamon .,j Wtth Mrs. FreGa KOIUIJJedy In useful gtllll from those atlel~d-11 this community. Js bolpltallzed. Atheno. in& and several who were Mrs. Faye Jordan spent sev· era! days with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. lllendal Jordan and W: r. On Saturday morning she accompanied them to Chillieothe on busine.1 and they journeyed to Cir<ieville where they attended the annual Pumplrln the moot belutlf1ll waft lao:tld - llllltlL Show. Because It fo compto!oly ftot the r1a1a cotarpl&m- ractlllo Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine;~E:II • - dimenoton In ....,_ ~- - Ill lwiiiiNtll 1111 and Bl')'an attended the p1110nallzed IUSIIIIn cokiD. kin Show on Friday with friends from Glouster. Luco-l.uxu1111 pntcllcol(Jr otllltsn, dllllllllllfltulllt-.ttlpe Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carpen-11 onto your wall• w111t • n..., 111 • fo ' m by lintlh or ter and daughters, Debbie roller, Of couroe, YOW' aquiJIIIIIIC " - .... 111 - · Susie, who are now in Coilum··ll Mon lmportont- ODI coot- Yo-. Lucalnwtl1..,.. bus where he 1a employed lltaao corn. h lllllcttlll& far JGUt' IUOilwolfr. for lowing a tour o1 duty with your colllnpf UH Luco-LtllluiJ ULTRAW!IItt, a. Armed Forces, spent a weolkll whR. tennad "petfiClt" for ... cot lddlna. end hero with hll pareala, '• l.uco-Lu111111 Ill [lladucod by IIIJW old .11111t1 ' - . . and Mrs. Lawrence Cal~tter[l Campoey, America'• ...~ PlOd- r;1 4111111 Pllltol ;, and other relatives. other produciL II ra• fowl ya~r 11111111111'1 11M llldltl pride In per aallon ilors at the )lOUr l.uCDL&IuJ dtcD '''& were her brother 11111 ~ of hia family, Mr. and Arlie Price and daughter ble and Mr. and Mra. Eddlell Price and daugbw, LlnwtKth. Mr. and Mrs. x..metb l..?aD-II tree were In Columbus on day where they called to pupil from her class, .Ml•ciwelll Fields, who is confined to venlty hoopltal, and ICbeduleolll to undergo surgery. Mrs. Grace Jeffm and ~:.;11 ter, Samra, Jerseyville, reeent guests at lilt Reed "Sure Sign of Quality" PIDfBBiiona/-model fBIIUfBB 1 yet COlli only 1142'1* ' Door prizes were won by 1 u m · · , Mrs. John Rose, Mrs. Blaine ~ 0~ of ~elpre, Mr. and Mrs. •Peootns NEW from REMINGTON A chain saw with Dade, ller sister, of GalliJ)IIIis; MaJ. Gen., and George Mrs. Bush their Elru!; .~u~~t!':::\1 ·I I Social News Eighth grade: Connie POMEROY LANDMARK 11 1 \JiU·pCnler a Daniel Walsh The Chester PTA wishes to express 1't s tha nk11 t0 ail Per .sons who helped to make 11s c t Halloween Carnival re en successs. p:;., 1 -a~d~IS:ta:n:ce=fro=m=th:::e:::r:e:ar=of=th=e~of~an~ac~r~e.~;:=~;;;;;:~co:nu:·:ng=w:ee:k:. {' _ _ on Monday afternoon and they HONOR ROLL M I H da belt . I I ery 00Elementary s • prmc pa of Columbia Scllool lisled the following u ils as eJ;a;ble for th ho p pll d . .~ . e nor ro ur CeJVCU. 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~lson, Barbara Brookhart, Margie Jeffers, Patricia Walsh; Open TU 9 p.m. Daily (Closed Sundays) Nl:· :::::· a:~O:~: weekend vlsitora of Mr•• D d ley Johnson. rod attended th• funeral of Mrs. Charles Babrock held at the machine equal to 1-100 acre. Two weeks ago Mr. Gill visit· I..e Chapel church near Bashan Gather all the missed ears from led six Meigs County farll1ll with on Sunday afternoon. this row. Each large ear (about the county agent as a part of heMr~ Iva Findling returned to three-fourths pound· represents the 1963 survey Some of 1h e ' 1 r me here after spending one bushel per acr~ loss causes ol loss in operation of Hwol weeks with her daughter, · • and son ' Mr. the corn picker according to Mr He en F'ndl' d 1 and il Mrs. · If an ear loss Is found, go to Gill are . • arry 1 mg an am y m the front of the machine in the ' · Columbus. The latter ones came unplcked p If N t drl 1 1 th f lfor the shower for their brotbcorn, ace o I row o. v ng n e center o , length equ•l to I-IIIII acre. the rows. er, Mr. and Mrs. Russell FindGl !hi1 1 h llng on Saturday evening and ean row or ears t at are Ground travel too fast already on the gr0 nd Thl ·· returned home Sunday evening. e-h h ~d · s Front end of corn head too Helen returned to ColumL'US on 1 ar;est ?" s ou not be high. Mondey motning ~ub~:ct ~:·:arthe -e:~ehln! Snouts 110t free to float. Michael and T~mmy Kuhn their equivalent in ':maller ears Snappmg roils - too loose or of Ltttle Hoclrlng spent a couple fro too tight of days with their grandparents m those found at _the ear of Sirip~r plates too wide or Mr and Mrs Millard Sw~ the The1o dilfeenceh is too c1ose. . · • th machine. hi while their parents were away ~ ':.;. ne ear " tn bus els As the Meijo County 100 Bu· Charles Follrod of Pomero; pe · . she! Corn club fields are har- spent the weekend with his In computing 1-100 of an acre. vested lor 1965, harvest loss grandmother, Clara Folirod and the card gives the tength of records are being kept. It is ,aunt. Nina Robinson. row for each row width. For expected most of the harvest Wilbur Robinson was hospitalthe . directions are to pace off 40 inch rows 131 feet each 1-100 will be t:ompleted during the !izOO for several days last week =;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;=;;;;;;---=--==--"ii Complete Farm Financing r 'Appreciation 1s ,. IJII!:v ~~tln=·et~, ~~~~~~~~~: Extended for A birthday c~ wiUJ ic~ cream was served lattlr. My Grateful pTA Success Guests in<luded Mrs. Appreciation For o&-Dally Selltllll!l, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Nov. 6, 1965 able to attenil. Rl!freslimlllltl 01 more ani! 11ft\, IIIII ll!rt. IMo Ill\ IIIII Jln. Wllllllll !1111, Ice cream, euflC"kes, aoflllltld ward Venoy of Pameroy were bard of Lopll, 1flli'e receiA kool ade w~e served. Mrs. Howard Russell. visitors ol :Mr. and Mn. HIIJ'o SHOT GUN SHELLS 12 GA. Box s TOOTHPASTE WITH TOOTH BRUSH FAMILY ONLY SIZE • .59 �' ' f ,. ~..-------------- ··---~ -·-· THIS IS ~COPY'S 5UPP£R ... I LIKE 10 PRESt IT VP QNCE lN A IIJI.IILE .... Classified Ads Your Modern Community llulletin Board •-W-ANT--AD--.. S nauy Sen~ Pomeroy·Mi~dl_sport. 0.. Nov~_1985 INFORMADON Pomerov CIP OUALITT ,_M_o_t.o.r.c.. o_. 66.Chevys ··~-t:~a- ""' ":..· ~ :::' '!II"' •· ·-q..,....... 1965 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door __ $2195 ~IIy owned by lady, a new ear trade in. 1~,000 miles, 6 ON DISPLAY AT "' ,.•._ -- ., ...., POMEROY MOTOR CO. ~·- - a.ono 1u s ED c A R cENT E' [\n oyl. Std. Irani. Radio and heater. Turquoise finloh. A buy • ~. .- -":' -:.,:-: ~"!F'::.-..'!!!'""-~'.," ·..,.'\'" ": . for Rent "'""--...... 00 - . . , - adl .,... wtdD ll . . . 1964 Chevrolet Impala HT 4 Door_ $2495 10,000 oareful miles by local business 01811, Beautiful belgo over maroon .finish with black interior trim, 327 cu. ln. VB engine. Automatic trans., 7-way WI steering wheel. Whit.. · walt tires, show little wear P.B. radio, padded dub, aeat hello. Power steering and brakes. Front and rear IUardo, ftl ••• . . - • '::::'....:".,.:: : " ".,..-- .-...~ .., .,._ • D1et radio. See FOR SALE 001 that is trulr -lik• nn ibroughou,t. pomefOY Mot ___:Bu:.:...:..sine---=-tt_Se_rvl_ces __ 1 Racine Tuppers Plains CURTISS "Dairy or Bee!" Breeding !lervlce. Call WY 22264, Pomeroy. 885-3415 Ch• Society Notes Society Notes ter. 10 26 30tp WCAL Farm Equipment Deal· ership for sale Parts, stock, and dealership available immediately. If interested, write The Daily SentineL Boz 668A, Pomeroy, Ohio. II s 3tc v C na.. Real Estate «...... C RADIATOR 5 ERV 1CE ° BLAmNAR'$ '::.!'':·b!\'!..: JAMES N. ROUSH Broker -I 1 I FURNITURE B dgetsh BAKER fURNITURE ..,.,.==-= ADVERTISING - MAKE ABIB Mrs. Roland Torrence retur>. home Oct. 26 from St. Jo· Hospital, ParkershUJ ohe underwent surge I')' Mr. Harold Keller and :ft~ Mrs. Freda Sonnenberg, . lnmbus spent Wednesdll~ nig and Thursday with their 0°' · Mrs. Myrtle Frost. Th• tho funeral IOI'Vicf · Mr. Van Barmore, also w. cousin, in Par .. --• on e<. Rev. and Mrs. R. nesd&y afternoon. :el attended the district Saturday evening oallers &I ence at Jackaon, SundBy. lbe Way Clark bome were hi· The Baptlat Day of brother, Thurston Clark and f" woo held SUnday In the mily of Colnmbns. -ship hour wllb a good Mrl. Colonel Wood& 111 con tend&nce. lal bo Amoog tllose eomlng rrom to Veterano' Memor ' distance for the funeral of Pomeroy, for observa nte Deleo Roush were Mr. Mr.and andtests. Mrs. Gerald Viole' Mrs. Paul Zvara and 11011, Lar- visited her niece, Mrs. Frank ry, Herschel Badgley, Mrs. John Sisson and farnlly of Pomero) Fisher ol Akron, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday afternoon. Wright Roush of Chillicothe. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Darst and lolra. Bert """"' ~- Hunti<~~~·! and son Howard have returnton. ed from o vacation trip. They Mrs. Herman Welch and Mr. visited Mr. ·-• Mr•. James EckJ J hns N .... • and Mr9. ames 0 on, an- ard snd children at Hyattsville, ey ond Tim, of Vincent ~th Maryland. They went over the recent Sunday afterooon w Skyline Drive, visited the Nal · MrG. andtsMJa"'st·ThVeurmsdeaWysoltlerson. ural Bridge sod other points ol ne• interest. d Mrs Ted Nance . • Mrs Mr. Wayqa Brickles had the rs. Nace S sister, · misfortune to injure his hand lit Depoy and Mrs. Ruth Ater- quite severely while at his em· t ton Guysville p k b • · p1oymen near ar ers urg. Mr. and Mra. Glen Paulin ol Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Lyons Lancaster were dinner guest! • m of Parkersburg visited his reotnt Saturday evening ol parents over the weekend. Ethel Wheeler. Mr. Dorsel Miller was ronfin· Mr ..and Mrs. Hoberi Bigley ed to Camden-Clark Hospital, of Arlington, V• .• viSited Mr. Park-"'- from Monday UI> v w tte 8 qd M ra. erne 8 rson Ul Friday of last week. cenlly. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dean Mr. and Mrs. Let Jackson and son of Cleveland visited ChUllrothe spent Sunday with relatives here over the weekher DIDther, Mrs. Sybll Mil-.. end. Tbey also visited Mrs. who returned with them to Dean's sister Mrs. Marion opend the whiter, Co d at Ho''-·- ho · G 1 Mr nd M B Ph'l 8011 w ery -= spital, aMn. ·~Ina {!~.enwer~ llpoUs. end guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Mr. anhod Mrs."~herl J. Pthar· Harold Hawk 1!11 Springfield. BOllS, w recen..,. moved to e Mr. and Mro. George ::.~=~~~~~h;~ .~." took their daughter, June, 3(1 at Holzer HospitaL Columbno SundBy. June, a Mr. and Mrs. Roger Spen· dent nurae, Will bo In o1 C80to · It·• th · at Children'• hospital cer n VIS .,. e1r par· Mr Henry Roush went ents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Spen,.....:, Sunda for a ...... cer and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore """" Y """· Pullinl over tluo ek d Stevt Wll8JIOI' student In we en · lu bus t the k nd Mr. Charles Spencer of BeJ. ~ ~ Mr :;' pre talled Clll hit brother- in wa.r:'gq~. law and •.ister, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. I. o. Marra :Yllln. Br1cklu, Sund&y altarVInton and Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Princeton, w. Va, eently spent 1 witb PEAilB GARDEN Mrs. Maud Young. 'lbt International Peace guests of Mrs. Young were Garden Is lotated. on top ol d Mrs 0 F Sleeth of the Turle Mountams, on the :'t0n W Va · boundary tine between North ~ ' M~ Solon Dakota and Manitoba, a! tho of ~~v~land s~nt Sunday with geographical tenter of North Mr d M Ed d Simpson AmeriCa. . an rs. war · Mrs: Isabel Slmpsonspent SYMBOLIZE VOWS week ID Columbus With Mr. and The three knots on the right aide of the while cord Instructions bel t worn by FraliClSCllll · friars U. 8. CIVIL SI!RVICE ri!:SHl! stand for tbeir vows of poverty, - - ...... Ill - - · ....,. chastity and obedience. ,.... Bicb "'""'"' .., _11__..:..__::___.=:=.:::..__ IWKm. u•.-mnt. ~ -...,.,..., ot •- - . _• -...,..... Mrs• Charles Beegle. ·.....u,. Qllll • ..,. ONnH~W Mr. and Mrs. Albert HID re;:":;' cently spent several days with ... u~n ....... ,.,,.,. At "'""' Mr. and Mro. Wold Foster and um• aDd ad~ LIIIOOIII ilet'tol. , , a... 100. c. at h DtiiJI farmly m Columbus. -...... Mr. and Mrs. FrallCis Morrll . , wer• in Athens M<mday alterCamptng Equip. noon to vial! their daughter, Christine Lake SAVE MONEY on Apache · Camper Trailers, Ughtll, beat'"'· all Cllmping equip, onstr&tors - Rentals. Ama· WANTEDl bary Apsche Trailer Sa lei, l'amlturt and bouaeho\4 831 Fourth Avenue, Galllpolil ""'· Ph. '16 Mtoodt. We wW buy."""" • .... plete •wteo ... ~mall tots • Wednesday ..enlng, Oct. members and guests of the cal Methodist church beld a o'clock famlly night dinner '"Kick off" drive to assist ralslng aeven mll11oll dollars tb8 Ohio Methodist College• BEATING, PLUMBING, Rura tb8 Wesley FoundaUoos In Dorol BotUo Gas. Arnold Bro- state. Several gave talks liters, 618 i. Main Stroel which .... ""'UP en''"""' ~ r Pomeroy. t Ill til bvm• alng. J- c..n or - - • oamJAIUOll C ,__ _ a.a "' • 1964 OMET. Good as new. =· Of 0. ~-~- "' NEW MODI':~.!~ Mnooddrl eiD·t gain price. Waterrrum White, Everyday Speclola ..., o. 11. 1o , . . P. 11. ""'> <Ieocy apar""""" 1 epor bona 1180-W83, Cheater, Long OPEN liVES. 9:00 P.M. at ..-,. ~ ~ ~ - . WY 2.;jj]74. II 4 tic Bottom, Ohio. 11 4 3tp Marla'• Style Poat ~ .~ ..:, 5 ROOM furnished apartment THREE FUlLY automatia gas N 01110 Halrcuto . ........ $1.25 •.urr &D WY 2-2288 11 4 lfa h t L. E Re Ids Mid Shampoo & Salt . . $1.50 PHONE WY2·2156 · ea ers. · yno • • 30 doy oolor rinse, _ _:.:.,:__ _ _ _ _ _ HOUSE:, 5 rooms and bath in dlepori. Calf WY 2-3179. Notice Real Estate For Sale Shampoo & 111 .. $3.50 Pomeroy Calf Viclor Hyself. II 4 3tc Permanonto . . $7.50 up WI 9-2180. 1' S 61c TAPE RECORDER - E-1ec -·t·-:We Sell and Service __ _ . ~.. ric WIGS, WIGLETS, and Hair Card Of Thanks TRAILER SPACE, Depot St. portable. D•Ial track. i inch pieoes - 100 per eent human Wigs and WtgtetJ WE WISH to thank our trlendsl Rutland. John J. Fry, SH 2- reels, 2 speed. Finn tone. Like hair. Low prices, financing Marie's Style Post and neighbors who kiodlyJ 5613. 10 16 30tc new. Just $57.46 or $5 per available, Town 'II' Country Mason. W.Va. IlL 124 Ph, wv :1.11211 assisted in varions ways durmonth. Call WY 2·65.'i.o. Beauty Salon, Ml Second Ave. AdallUI & '!'bird St. nice 8 SyraCUH. Ohio ·• of our father, l H.HEE an~ tour m· :"L ....... II 2 61c llllllipolill, Ohio. Ph. .u located beat on 'l7lAI' •w '· i~henii-4SJ6. xroom 169' hl.'me JoL Furnace and lnt tho deawo Edwin Schultheiss . Our grat· ed and Oururniobed ~ II 4 3to 2 car gar&ge, Owner will as- KARL GRUESER, Plumblnl titude also 1o the Rev. Wil· ments. WY ~34 12 8 tic sist any responsible buyer sod H-o;••, Min-·""·. ..... E ' USED FREiZERS GIIT 8a! , 'th with the financing, Monthly woYWO LOSE WEI e., WI payment, less than rent. Obio. End yoor sewer troubbur Perrin .... wmg Funer- '4 ROOM furnished apartment tl Home. for rent. Phone WY 2-2776. AJ- 1 ~f.*:.":t.,Fo':'~~.:~~t;:so Dex-A-Diet Tablets. 0 n 1Y New Hoven, W.Va. lei. We have aU sl2es sewer The Children ter 5 p. m. Rowley and Reod Choot Freezer, Phllco ll8c at Sbirt's Pbarmaey. One of the best buys I have maeblnes. Re8SOD8hle rates. =-==,-,----1~1 8 ltp H•rdware. II I tfo , 12 cu. ft. -·--- ~·-- ---- $75 g 25 80tp been able toolffberl in! sev$7eOO.ral Call WY 11-21174, day or nigh!. ...,. WIS1t to e~ess oW' -a~ Chest Froeur, Monlgome~years '' avai a o or . t ,. ,.. ,..,preclaUon to. .... • ===--,-,==---.-~· • "rroMOBILI!l lliSID'III<e _ , 00 down and assumo loan on "" "" the Middleport rRAILER LOTS - !reo SOW' Wal'<!, 16 cu. ft. ---· . ~ $150 this 3 B.R. aft efetrlric home. Emergency Squad, a lso to age and water. Brown's Trail Che•t Freezer, International"'ncelledt fAll your opera- Owner Js leaving towu and Dr. Pickens and the staff of p • (SI A ~) Hol'Ytiler, II cu. H. __ fiDO lar'l 0..& Call WY Will. anxious to sell Loan baa EXPERIENCED er a. • ate ppro.~ IWtlc been paid for HVen 7ears, - · dur'"" our son'• r~ Ml -~" Ohio W\ h f ri -... • ,ncuvwe, , < uOIIO ~ POMEROY t ere ore, aok!::f is ouvery at Veterans' Memori- :h'l324. I 1li Uc Jack w. Carooy Help Wanted :r.~a;..~~r~" do iNI Ia! Hospitel Mr. and M't'. HOUSE on Lincolo Heights, Mcncger N- Haven, W.Va. 11 1 2 c newly decorated, inside and Jahn Rasaell. I'll, WY 2' 2181 HOUSEWIVES 8 Room hoU841 oquiooed to out. Call WY 2-5127, Pomeroy House of Fuller Cosmetlot has hnndle roomero or bOarden t'n>m the largest truck or In Memonr 10 29 tfc on Main Street. Interior of bulldOI!er radiator to 111o r.-..-::=: opportunity lor you to oarn ho"'"' ID good oondition with fN LOVING MEMORY0tour BRICK DUPLEX, 3 bedrooms, 4•700 OBTU vented Radiant gas $25.00 • $15.00 weekly for ll- exterior needing some re- IID8u st beator oore. wjle, mother, and grand- living room, dinmg room, circulator. CombJDntJon four 15 bn. of your opart Urn•. pair. Reason for oeltin&. ... IDOiher, Garnett E. Jenkin- kitchen, basement and gar- burner gas and kerosene cook Call Mrs. Hamilton 191i-4023 ner ill In poor health. eon, who pBBsed away one age. Forced air gas furnace. stove, Two 85Qxl3 mud and or write1 P. 0. B.. !125, N- Haven, W.Va. WY t.ti4S '•moror 1ear ago today, November 6, Butternut Avenue. Call WY snow white wall tireo. Ph. Parkorsbnrg, W. V•. I van offer aeveral 8 B.ll 964. Ul27. WY 2-3874 11 1 61~ 10 19 121< home• tO< no down payment 10 29 tfc --.....,.-=~==---1 •nd no olosing IOSis If you It happened oa a Frid&y, SINGLES furnished and- -on- 7.50 1 14 NEW SNOW tires ss have a rood credit rating .u:t OONDmONJNQ Relrlgel' On a dark and dreary day furnish;d first and sacond low as $12.95, plno tax. New Real btate For Sale :::'!n~J:f,. atlon service. Jacl<'o Refri8When Mom wao t.keo lrnm llooro. Pbont WY !-3267. riliii to mount .snow tires on. $400.00 & $500.00 per month. eratlon, New HaVIll, Phone u• Ttl ~. t I lie 10 23 l2tc All popular siZes Ill stock, FOR SALJIJ· y room homo and Phone now for moro details ,.. a l&nd so fllr swor. HOUSE, bedroom bouse trail- $7.50. Newell's Sunoco Chat· bath, pr~oallr now, gas oo these borneo. :Wt Dllss, her, olt, 10 ""'' er lor rent. Phont WY 2-3346 er, Ohio. ltf6.230i.IG II tit furnace. 410 l!jiriD& Avenue. Ovtl'HISimploymtnt much . or WY 2-2186. 10 23 tfc WY 11-2211. 1t l tie All lr&doo truck driver .. ADd only tu111 taD help lo SEWING maeblnel, repair projoet tngineen. Alrlca, heal For Sale vli!e, aU makes. WY M284. 31 ACRES FARM, Hou,., I I 4th & Miry Stt. Europe, Aats, loulb Paclfk. The hurts and aolws wttldn P6RTABLE METAL bulld! Tbe Fabric Shop, Pomeroy boJ'Ill, other llllthnlldlngs, on N- Ha...., W.Va. Pllld trove~ housing, - . our hearll ng, A lhro'-' .... •-•- and 'I fro Po PHON! .... I lo"' jO 1 22, ~-n down and ready n . """' .....,or ....,. Rl 143• T D1l •• m m882-2843 Atlanli<I. BI,... 11 l1'f .., That are so ""l' real. to "" nd t Will Service. 1 2t lfo fr(f'. WY 11-30711. lll81e, femolt over 18. OBl!B It seelllll like llJlly 1"'ttrdaJ move a se up. BoJ; l3!90, Oatllllld Park. 11 1 Ito And yet its been one year. trade wbal. have you. Write JON'T MEilEL'I' brighten JODI' HOUSI FOR IALI J'1L 13307 Sadly missed by Clifford A or eal~ O'IIt Bradford, Jla. carpets - Blue Lustre them to1\ SALE:o COmpletely mod· llocl laach Jenkinson, Mr. and Mn. aO: aiDe, OhlD. Tel. WI 9-3821. - eliminate rapid resoillng. em 8 room home ta lyracuse. toea:! .., top~to·.!:": Avtn'IONBEI bert Russell and Mr. and 11 ! 3ta Rent electric shampooer. $1. Construetad on tol'lllli lot !aciD& state Sigh- Gora&o 08 8omplele Senlce Mra. Ned Granl u 1 1to 54 WIU.YS Jeep lruck,- .ai)o.oo. Baker Furniture, Middleport. along Route m 1.,. than one 8oute' with tood rood to maln Crill Brsdlord =:-:--.,--c--~·· All t te M l $% OO ll 1 6ta year ago. Exterior C?"'tructbtg.bWQ, Four bodrooml, U'flnl. Write, ProM or Coa18C11 1 60 19M Jeanette Lonpworth 1965 Call ~.~ Ha~:~c~~5. . . FIREWOOD, any length, $10.00 od ol brh:!r veneer With stone dining, lomlly, tltohen, 'reokA. C. BRADI'ORD In lovmg memory of our dear j pick up load. Coli or write worked o n. Four bedrooms fast play, maid'a, utWty tnd Badne, 01Ife t 11 3 6 mother, who passed away on P Glendale Skidmore s b ad e With hardwood floor• and ce- •hop. Three baths, .... •mfc we 1 1 1fo , 196S VOLKESWAGEN Variant. I Ohio MY 6- 3437 ' 11 1 tf~ November I, 1964. dar line closets, 112 baths, 4 and wall to wall carpet on May you always walt in son- 1 361 series. Call Neil Hay' ' -vehicle carport, lull base· lloora. About two-thirds o1 lnsur•nce shine maker, New Haven, 8112-3284. SPOTS before your eyes - onl men! with middle partition of' house Ia paneled In mahogany GRANGE INSURANCE. ~ea And God's love around you 11 l 6tc 1 your new carpet - remove " in<h blocks and place for :,::d walnuL Air conditioned. Inc p now· 1 them with Blue Lustre. Rent washer and dryer. Built 1n rge patio and doubfa carport Insurance Agency, ., omFor th~ happlneso u avo SLUGGISH SEPTIC tank? Clog-, oleclric shampooer $1. Porn- stove and cabinets ln kitchen. On lot 200' • 390'. lo!J11 bo ,..n troy. Phone WY z.&Sl. '"' yo g ged drams? Get Kleon-Em- oroy Cement Block, Pomeroy. Wall to wall carpeting In bJ appoiDbneot Onlf. t 1 lie No one wiH evory know ALII dmSepbck Tank Cleaner. I I 6to living room and h•ll. Gas fir· PRICI REDUCED · = A CASUALTY lnsuronco · an ar rarm BureAu, -~ h h M b In•uranco Agency, Inc. SI T d "" ot war.r eat, ust e W It broke out hearts to Jooo you, 11 I :rotc a e or ra e seen to appreciato. Call WY rHe: C-<J Tho Dally SenUnel Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-338L But you did not go alone; 1965 STEHEO - Jusltakcn 2-J061 anytime. I 8 3tp Bo• 661J.H Pomero, 0 • I 1 Ut in. Th, · s ••·t has ~-J volume CASE TRACl'OR, model SC for Fo~ part of U! went with you, ~,.. uua f PHOTO Copying Sentce. eop. T"ue day God ca 11ed you borne. <ontrol with 4 speed 1'nter- sa 1e or tr.ad• or smaller FOR SALE: Mason area S Busine~s Servik k -· Ia mado of legal pspers. A million times we have mixed chan~r. Twin speak· tracto.r, PIC up true or room house, bath, · newly btrl:b records and almost BDJ . thought of you ers. Lovely walnut wnsole. anytlnng el•o of ill value G. shingled roof. 2 large build· BUDGET PRICED other doeumenll. With lint perfect sunset God ' Take over payments of f.i '' A. Deem, Racme. It 5 Jtc in~• •···~- Pombl onJl lot.dWill .. u reason-J v, gave to you. a e, sol soon, severa t t tfc 1 p('r month or pay the reamin- 1 And UlllllJ' times '" h ing balance due $87. ~all WY · 1900 STUDEBAKER Station Wa· items go with boost. Mason I cried ... 2-6555. 11 2 614 gon, $200.00. Ford tractor, 773-5642. IO ao 6to I In Our Third Floor Auto Sales If Jove, Mama, sould bavr ' t96s ZIG ZAG Sewing -Mad1- $500.00. Cockshul 20 tractor . mower and cultivato.r, mare HOUSEl FOR SALE, brick U 0p 11156BlueCHEVROLET, 12 ton, Gcyl. saved you ine. This is •alesman's dem· pick up truck, A-I ..,.. You never would have died. onslrator. Regumrly sold $911-1 pony colt, $JO.OO, mee. Coal bomt, 4 large bedrooms, 32 Loved and remembered by .95. Will aell for $49.29 or $5 , he•ler, $20.00. Bottle gas xf6 panelled living room, clition. Phone Mason, TI:J-5727 11 1 6tc 9 3073 her fami ly and friends. per month. l'ree home demo. range, flo.OO. Call WI ~ · large dining room, kitchen, Tho Children . Call WY !-6555. 11 2 6tc 11 I 6to full basement, walkup attic, 2 1951 Willya Jeep itation wagon 2 II I l!c AN- R"C:A0olid !tate - Stereo Wanted To Buy bathrooms, garages, 112 Good rondltion. Call 667-3975. Jots. 276 Rutland St., Middle11 I 6tc - - - - - - -record player, wilb metal Size 10 CUB SCOUT UNIFORM. Middleport, 0. Li It k d V ood port. Cali after 4 p.m. daily,J..,..,..,.,.,;,.,.;..,.,.,..,.JJI955 CHEVROLET pickup trUck ve OC stan · ery g ooudition. Urgenlly Dioded. WI 9·2811. all day Saturday and Sunday, I· ;;; , WY 2 5415 If 5 ltc priced right, 12 Park Street, ..,.TJ'LE FOR SALE: register- _ _ :~ _ . _ II 6 3tp Ph, WY 2-3816. 10 'l/ tfc L 0. McCoy, Alldlo-r, eb01 Middleport. II 4 3tc ed Anxhity ~tb Herefords. &! COAL STOKER. controls, blow- ANTIQUE Furniture diShes HOUSE f d b th ter, Ohio 9 18 lfc ··- · bred b ed I er Call N Ha 882-200.! ' · ' our rooms sn a • · 1955 FORD I door sedan V-8 aows, r heifer, bull. • ew ven · miscelianeoliS. Call or write : new paper and paint. Lot 45 CUSTOM BUTCHEIUNG and standard shift $1 75 Also 11 .5 .~tc Mrs. Howard Cecil, 8110 w. x225, 1.3500.00. 356 Broadway eutting. WID buy bldOI every '-bull ealv... ms W. Pe,. llarley .'Davi~ KIIK 1955 ridga Road, Huntilll!lon, W.l72.1lll0 BTU gas neater. WY 2- Main St., Pomoror. St., Middleport. CaU WY 2- Monday. Pbll Meier, Pbone. Hill Climber, fi7S. Phone Va. II 8 6tp 22811. 4 t!a I !2 Uc :1442. 10 2tl !Ole WY 1-3510. t 11 tfcl WY !-7796. 11 4 liP I -------·1 -------- .D-.,._"""'"' ..,.__. . ,. .. IAkNEY GOOGLio ona S14UFFY lihlHh WUZTHAT ELVINEY .. DID 'IE GIT THAT NOTE l LEFT OVER AT 'lORE HOOSE 'IESTIDOY? •oeou ------:::--:-:;:__:__ Auto "'·I ~ et of Seattle, has eonlerred 110,000 bacbelor andnd : : : : : 1111 degrees linct fts • In 1861. cau .•• KNOm USED FURNITURE and AUCTION Ilea-2M. 446-ZtiJ r---:-:,.,.,..-. THEN VOU OUGHT TO 8E ABLE TO READ IT EASY IT LOOKED LIKE HEN SCRATCH IN' TOME 16. A.AUJII, bylloo taw lllk- wonn 2.E~ t.Raleol l9.81ut• 3. Frendl .white author t. Pre.ant, central line' Botlllty metal :10-Moun- - - ...... pu~ :12. Girl's taln ..., or tuture, eto. 5.DeJign 12. Walolr ... 'l'hoooaJ7 ll. Pwport 1LConteod 15.Pleeeo 17. Thentore I.Howlbf 23. Tidlllgo 1. J'uteatr 28. Eternal 21. PracUcallle 18. From1 &Bploolt 1 I loolo ........ ...w prefix: U.Wot'dll>k .....t- 1 ~ .. "JIIdniP& ....... lJIO,»rcl•m; Uono I Jl,Jmp~ Ll'L ABNEit HOW DOES YO' FEEL) ITKIN &TOOK za.u- TWO WAYS - HAPPY, act.Girl'a OR SAD.'~ 'WJT IT MAMMY?~ 11M- menlo Z4. Pllllldl• 36. Blbllcol name ' 18. Raocall 12. FroqUIIIIIIJI poetio :14. Turfs .. lli.Babylalllaa god fly ... Greek totter /JJ~t; ~ .... 11.Run before 0 ~e Wind j miqht be KINct a~ e>caDea crim•nal for aII ljOll know 1 18.Whlto ve-t lt.Jota ''I'm afraid I'm not much of a hunter. When I'm In the. woods, I e;et an uncontrollable urge to look for fl.P&rtof goff ballt!" 41. ll'ln<l~ ooottro• ... llxpuug <' UP)It .a.nt- DAa.Y CR!PlOQUOII!J- Here's IIow te AXY»J.BAAXB II LOKei'ELLO'If One Jetter limply ltanda for a...tt.er, Ia tht. IIUIIJll@ A i!l Ulled .f<w the tmee L'a. X for the two O's, etc. SlftJie Letteno., a.~ lloplde8. abe leJlgUl and formatJoft of tat wwda are all hint&, il&l:h day the code IIUin .,. diftra I .1, CIIJIIIII:a a 'I'J:OBDW'!' AD!'J'B'Io ;::· ,=::::., ';;,;;:':..:::,, ---~~ ll.CUpld J,. OUarded lO.otthe k-"'·- nd DOWN L Uprl(ht •upport G.Faucetl w--· · .. - - - :I COULDN'T RIDDLE IT OUT·-· )Afl Y CROSSWORD ".._ :n· I LIKE l1l MA'<£ HIS MEAL LOOK INTe«fHINf... lBO WMPO Radio ~·ttNDAV 1 00 b 05 I :II 8 25 S 3t U7 7.lltl 7:0!1 UO TIIRIJ rR!Di\1SiifO OD - Ne1111 sacred Hear' Me1gs County RFD Paul Bowera, Farm News Weather ,~atlonal .1ewa Bill Miller Sbo• Sports Pararle BUl Miller ~ow US /:3! Picken::. Hardware rru... Thurs.) 7:!10 News 6 Sill Miller Show 8 4S Baker Furniture Sholl 9.1111 News ~' ot1 Cotlee with Janel IUIO Portralll ol 1 Patriot oO llli Swap l!liop 10,38 Bill Mlller Brooch Show w,u Mason Agr. l'1.0i!ftllll 10:41 10.41 li:IJO 11.011 IUD 12:00 ~ , 30 ITilesday) Farnlly Wonlltp ('!'bun.) u.c. Program (FrldlyJ News ~·, Country JtlllC!Ioa l'lny's Country HyiXIDI Cement Block News Goesster'l Gun! Stir IJ'ridaJI !NO Larry ADdaMII 1111011 3: l' Jim Mtll Sllow US BiaetiDar Alllo llbow 4.38 Eleclllc CompoQI' NIWI 4:41. Jtm Mall Show S·IJO l';ews S:OI Jim Meea Show Uti Rlur'1 Wathlr Report 5:110 Spora ....... 1108 Dlc .. a BDLDFA LBBOP.I.BS. PVB "e SDBS DBL 'I' PX:FOic W''I'BBDS'I'AOic.-TJ:OL 'W' 7 ...,.. 6;: 9 , .... ftB NOOJWif 8PDU't 18 IIOS'f lfl'IIOHOLY .I..I'JIIACftll BY IIIII I.OVII QP QI.OILY..- . . . . . . . . . . . . . .- a t.) • 1:110 SUndOWII SeretJadt 1:46 Sip 011 SATURDAYS 1:00 SlifO On - New• I' 30 Happy VaUey Boys &:00 Country Must< nmt 1:20 Country JalDDOI'etl rOO ProteStant !lear 7,30 Sports Parade 7:35 Larry Anderson 8biW DICK TRACY WJEH RADIO WJEH LOG MondRy 'I'hroogh Friday 7:15 SiifO On, Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 1:00 Ohio Valley News 1:05 World News w:lllt's Mtmle - Ar1DJ 8:10 Sports Today ll:IO Dutlo.t'o and llernl Dairy 8:IS Weatb&r Piclurt 1\ip Ten Show 1:11 Musical Clock I2:00 Newt 1:55 Community NOWI 12:15 lusical lnlllrhldr t:IJO Talk of the Tvwn 12,30 Rev Merlln hioll t : ~ Maaon County Newt 1:110 News 10:00 Public Service I: llf> Jim Mees Show 10: IS Family Worship Hour 5:110 Sporlt Parade 10:30 Latcbstriqg 1:110 SUndOWII SerellSd& 11:00 News 1:45 SiifO ou 11:05 Morning Melodiet1 Sl'NDAYS<ueept FridaJ, Church 7:SO Sip Oil- Arrrq Hour Bella Ring) 7:U N..,. 11 :II World News 8:110 Bapttat Llymau'' Hour 11:$6 Mason County Newo 8:SO Sundajl Sbow 12:110 Community Newa 8:30 'Dia Blllll SpePI to You 12:01i Noon Newo 1:45 ICI•Jalltt llepcg1 12:10 Markell 10 • The Good r,u 0 12:15 Mid Day Weather IO:t;, Congreosmu Moou.. 12:2() Bulletin Board 10:30 Tbe Countl']l Rymntimers 12:25 New• 0 Gnmo 11:30 The Qwel !lour 2:30 County Agent 12:00 Newa 12:45 Country Go Round 12:15 Ths Christians Hour f :55 News Beat 12:30 The Rev. Merl:r Teets 2:110 Country Go Round 1:30 Tbe Rev. Sllas Blflups 2:55 News Beat 2:00 The Rev. Andrew P1r10111 1:00 Mid WIJ Matinee 2:30 Sunday , howr.as. 3:55 News Best a,oo SUndown Sertna4l ''110 DIKing with 0osa 6:1181p 011 1:3t Jnterchan&a Spotllght on Sports Waatber Community News World and National News LITTLI ORPHAN ANNII Sitpi Off Sign On, Musical Clock Echoes of Joy 1:00 Ohio Valley News 8:11f> World News 1:10 Sports Today 8:5 Weather Picture 1: IG Pt. Pleasant FootbeD ID)O Songl for ChlldreD 10,45 Golden Key 11 :00 News !!:OS Saturday Show 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nat. Newa 2::!11 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Graml 12:30 Sahuday Matinee 1:30 News Headlines AlliE AND SLATS Ul Saturday Mati1:55 News 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2:30 News Headline• 2:31 Sabuday Matinet 2:55 News 3:00 Saturday Matinee 3:30 News HeadlinM Ul Saturday MatiDN 3:31 Saturday Matm3:55 News 4:00 Dlselnl with Duo UORadfoRIO 5: 00 News Roundup 1:15 SiifO 011 4:45 4:55 5:00 5:10 5:15 7:15 7:45 By HAROLD GltAY l!(]TW< NOW Tl-lE.R£'S AU. SI?AHD -UCTIIJC S~OQE TH~~ IS~ POVSl CABLE NOW f JM I(EEPitfOOR ~OS UP -TO·~Tt A.S G,QIC,t~~ KEPT IT IN !§ Dill' ON'GEtfRATia-4~ ONLV DIF~ e:Rt; NCE,TI;9S;F 11 CQID · FIFTY llMES A6 MUCI-I, IN TW()·(.ENT DOl LA!. C£lMCW?EO T'HI'S TIN' ! P0Wr.q TOOL'3 ' ' .4 By RAEBURN VAN BUREN · I lr AIT FHE lORN LOSIR aANsOM WINNII WINKLI ffin~~m&~~~~~~~~~ ---- IT MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE TO YOU· ,•• , to know where to find wh•t you and your f•mily need, •nd how to get the best v1lues for your shopping dollars. And it m•k• a big dlfterence to the merch1nts who serve you • . • • to know where they can Hmeet" you 1nd best tell you about wh1t they oHer. In the pag•s of your newsp•per, you end your locel merchants get together. Ne~np•per advertising It your guide to Intelligent shopping 1ncl wise lplndiftt. ~ 1Y NEAL ADAMS liN CASEY . HE~-PRQouQTiVE-CmzEN1 11.'1\ CHEC~ING OUT T(){)IIY. )00 CON HElP U 8RINe MY STUFF OUT 11) DINA'S CARr "' .. ' ·- �.. "' . o.. Nov. Sentinel, !G "dT ' D d H . d :• ri eam s a s onore • r-.:.. p G c · IJI r~ aJDe eremOftJeS . SOCIAL .. World Community Day Observed by ChurchWomenoiPomeroyBendtJrea 1965 Around And About MI'ddl eport • .Mr. CALENDAR :'!r~~ weeks ,=.~.::.~'" ::r. ELBERf E DS I I 1 1 \: . Church ClaSS Meets Thursday 1n5yracuse . ...... :! I .......... I MEIGS THEATRE paS Ch'1ef f MagnOI"Ia Te mpfe Are Entertained Young Adult Class Names New Olftcers ................... , !twll (Ofa_, 1 . h .. • • en tine at y e h ,. -· ~ ~ ;;_ .. ,: <JI .:: :;:. '· ., ··.< ' ·lmok!d To The lnteretfl 01 The Mei11·Maeon-:-":":-::-:"-:::=:-:-:::::------.4,.. :ec. ~. ' · ...;__________________________ VOL XVII MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1965 POMEROY-MiDDlEPORT. OHIO NO. 171 1 ---- FIVE <:a"ff1 "- ~~ ' I 1 ') ter,DaUJhterJofthe~can of Reynoldsburg are IMOUIICChurch Women of the area the host clturclt led the aervlce aB: Revolution, will meet Jl'rlcl.y a)tended the World Community with the response~. given by ; cia N ~ 6 G nd ' 11 altentooD NOv. JJ at tht~ · 1 Day observance Friday after- the eonsregatlon. Taking the y, ove r . ra paren • noon al the First United Pres· part ol the four readers were . NOV. I are Mr. and Mra. Eldon Weeki of Mra. Dale Dulloll with s. · . . Mr. and Mrs. John Brown b terian Church In Middleport Mrs. Richard Owen, preaident There will be a bake aale Sat- and Mra. Herman Scholl of Hlrold LobH and Mr1. .. d Dads of the Middleport Yel· nehdi, Chet Tannehill, MaX I Sandra Fultz) and family of wlth women of the several Iol the B. H. Sanborn Mission- urclay, Nov. 8, in the Simpson Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. John Sargenlasoiotlng bosle!ses. .Mfll· low Jacket lootbaU squad were Whttiatch, JameB Whltlach; R~ ~olumbus are guests of her bro- churches taking part. ary Society of the First Baptist Buildlng on 3rd Street, Rsclne, Frick and Mra. John Batey of August PJctkoja, Stille IJ~r· honored and senior ~embers of gmal Marshall, Stllcey Bunton, ther and family Mr. and Mrs. The theme lor the service Church; Mrs. Jack Curtis, For- beginning at 1 a. m., sponsor· Pomeroy are great. grandpar- ian, will be the guet speak,er. -the Middleport Htgh School Bob Priddy, Jake Turner; Den· hn Fultz and •famil . They was entitled "Laity's Mission est Run MethodiSt Church; T>frs. ed by the BYF. . enta. Tbe Weeka alao bave a Roll call response will be • fa· \Tsrchmg Band we~ saluted ms Ault. Charles Bush, Mtke Jo e called here for l'{., funeral tn World Affairs," presented '"I Arnold Richards of the MOunt The Southern Local Ban d.,l"IOJI-"'•T;;;bo;;;maiiiisiiiiagiie....elgb ....li..iiiiiiii&v;;;ori;i;;;tei.;;;book ......iiiiii;;~iiiiiiioi:~·l · Frtday evening durtng the Mid· Gress, James Gress, and Steve. wer M ers , Litany form The service had! Moriah Baptist Church, and Booslera Association will spo~~ou tll•port . Jackson game. Pollens, James Pollens. ; of Mrs. Jay Y • . I been prepared by Miss Mary · Mrs. David Yost of th' Rscine ..,. a teen-dance al the Junior · ·> The Middleport band entered FOr the halftime band show ' Mrs. A. A. Dillard Is a medt· ! Abraham, who ts studying at Baptist Church. : High School building on Salur• the field lor a pre: game cere- lhe Middleport band entered the cal patie~l al ~!eigs General the University of Pennsylvania Se':"ing as ushers for thei' day, Nov. 8, alter the game with < morues, marchmg tn goose step!field marching to the yard, Hospt_tal m Pomeroy where she land plans to return to teaching offermg were Mrs. Edward Eaatem. Larry Anderson of 1u r~e center of the bel~_, for · line for the Fanfare by Yoder. ' is bemg treated for a strok~. 110 the H1story Department of Foster, Mrs. Lulu Hampton, 1WMPO will emcee the dance the Star Spangled Banner un-1ttiading the band were connie Her son: Paul Dillard of Cht- ~ Isabella Thoburn College, Luck·, Mrs. Robert Werner and Mrs.• wbich will concluda at 11:30. 1 Clarence ~er the dtrectwn ~f Mr. Wt_l· 1Cooke, drum majorette : Mary cago, Ill., has arrived and w1th now, Indta. Henderson. G1fts of The Sentor class of Pomeroy ham K. Russell. Mtss Conme Loo Teaford and Carole Ander· her al the hospital. I Mrs. Dwight Wallace of money and children's smocks High School will sponsor a jll· Cooke is drum nrajorelte. lson. flag hearers; and Christine! . and sewing kit• are to be used ney supper at the Pomeroy EleThe band then played "For i Bailey, Elaine Davis. Kathy Mo- Emer~on d Jo~~ls 1' spendi:.~ by the Church World Service in mentary School Saturday from He's A Jolly Good Fellow" I Elhinny. Debbie Grueser and the wee en n Jens as gufor Chile, South America. The ser· 4-7 p.m. Proceeds to be used tn honor of the football dads IDiana Davis, majorelles. of his dsug:r, ~~ba~.. vice contained four elements ol toward trip to Wasbmgton, D. who were introduced. The! . . Dads weeke al 10 mverprayer - Praise, Thanksgiving, C. . The band went mto a prects· stly. Confession and Intercession. NOV. 7 band. an d t he D8 d5 th en made a ' 100 routme to the tunt>S ''Evcorndor for the football squad er thmg' s Coming Up Roses" Mr. and Mrs. Dewy West ol Mrs. Wallace Introduced Mr. Solicitation Team. lramlng for to make its ~ntrance to the tteld 1ar~d \lilitarv Es'rurt For their I Dunbar. w. Va. and St. Peters· Brewington, teacher in the the Methodist Higher Educa· buc;ting through the orange and 1 1 · h ·f th ·. lh . bur' Fla have s~nt the past The November meeting of the. Middleport schools and a lay lion Crusade will be held at as sow o e ~ason e ~" · ,.~ . Go de R 1 1 • • • • Ch h s black hoop. ·band presented its outstanding week with Mrs. John Kincatd. I n u t class ~f the Porn. mtmster of Heath MethodlSt Heath Methodtst urc un· Representing David Ashley, 'Lights Out" show featuring the They left Wednesday for th~ir eroy Church or. Chrtst was held Church, who gave the ~es~~e day afternoon ~ov. 7 at 2 p. m. was Wilbur Ashley: John consecutiq~ . squads from the ) home and . we~e accompamed Thursday evemng at the home fo~ !he .Hfternoon on L~tty s1All couples taking pa~t. are urs:· Balke. Eddie Blake. Sr.: Larry N'nler m.akmg a large diamond by Mrs Kmcatd who went to of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sewell, MISSion m \YOrld AffaJrs. ed to attend. The Ofhctal Board C!adwell, Delbert Hecker : K~n finding in a company frunt on i Charleston with them where she Syracuse. . Mr. Brewmgton ~w upon meeting will be held Sunday HJrri :..· (_'ene Harris· Ron Hinthe 50 vard line 1 pl_ans to enter MacMillian HosM J M hts for , , . . r.s. erry asters, v1ce poes. b kformerdarmy · f expenence t' 11 evening ' Nov. 7, at 7:30 p. m. dav Ed1son Baker· Budd)' p1tal for foot surgery Her dau- 'd d . . ac groun In orma IOD on re • NOV. 8 -, and green lt'gl18 t the,Igter. Mrs. Paula Ruttencutter -. I ent. con ucted the meetmg m . . na- The R1verv1ew . . PTA WI'II mee I ).h•>rf'. Ted Riley .' Jr ; Sean With r".l 'C\1 . . ood 8.tous pract'Ices ln Iore~gn Mu!lt-n. Don Mullen: Fred Rob- b~nd mad~ a Sf'nes of small and family will be with her. the absence ~f Mrs. Elw. tJons including England, France, Monday evening, Nov. 8 at 7:30. inson. Ha\· Cole~: Rod Sauer. diamonds m a dtagonal ptaceBowers. prestden~. .nevoltons Germany, Russia and the Orient A talk will be given by Mrs. Rod Saue~: Jack Sigman. Her- men.t. mt'diUm dJa~onds mov- ! Dr. and Mrs. John .Harley taken from II Cormth~ans were co~nlrles, ~area and Japan. He , Velma Pikkoja of the Bookmo-S<l l McCloud: Garv Stubart. Har· mg m rontrary motwn and one Will spend the weekend m Ath· led by Mrs. Gardn~ Wehru~g satd America, as one of the bile. 'lbe eighth grace class will old Hall y: Roger. Swartz , Gene ~ar.~e dJamond changmg mto an ens where Mr . Harley will be ~ho .a!~o.rea.~ an arlJcle, •4CJ1rJs- powerful nations of the world hold a bake sale. SwHrtz .. LEun· Vanl't'. Cornell ,. X . !.he guest of his daughter' Anne, ttan Givtng, from the book, I has responsibility in presenting The Laurel Cliff Better '· Vance, Sam Hood, Mtlton Hood , Thtt b<md then formed a 8 sophomore, for the Father's Devotions. Prayer by Mrs A. I a good example in its way of Health Club will rne(.> t at the \ Ray Hmdv f' . w HHker Larrv 1 church steeple and rross forma· ! Weekend at Otuo Umverstty. L. Phelps closed the devotions , government, moral status, and Columbia Gas Office ~onday at ' Sto'tmrt, i-I<uold Hally : Georg.el :~m whii,~ pla~mg 'Thanksgtv-1Mrs Harley will visit wtth h.er It was voted to change the I assistance to needr nations. 7:30 p. m. for a demonstration. Sauer, LewJs Sauer, Jr, Jetf l , .1!. SonT ~ndh a tbeil~ formatiOn mother. Mrs. Margaret Davis. meetmg mght from the first H~ concluded. With the bene- All members are urged to Boggs, Lionel Boggs ; Jim Con- ~'iJ ~~ ·~t~ t e IO,! ay sea.son Mrs James Harley, Middleport, Tuesday to the seeond Tuesday diction Mrs. Lillian Steiff was attend. de, James Conde . Btll Hackett, ~ II Stm :ellis., wtll JOin her son and family on of each month Tra)s and plaq- organist for the service and Pomeroy Elementary PTA George Hackett, Jr : Mark Tan· th ob o•d•tnfg I ed tghlls out show , Sund:ty for dmner at the .Rak-' ues were dJstnbuted lo sell as presented an organ solo, "Come will meet Monday at 7.30 p. m. \ c;;;;;;;;;;i=====-..••---.., "M'' e an orme t e tradJtJOnBl C t We Thankful People Come " f £or the Alma Mater foi-l er t-n er. a money makmg pr~Ject. Plans ' · ~here WI~! be a panel discuslowed by a sp<eial tnbule to I were made for a ChriStmas par-1 ston oo How We Encourage ,..,...,, Oldo the seniors m the band. f lyon December 14 at the home Cheating." Refreshm_ents wtll Orange mums were presented S0 of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush. be served by the ftftb grade . •.' Ito the seniors inrtudmg Sharon motherB TONIGHT Hamson, 5 years In the. band; Refreshments were served by • Bethel No. 62 of the Inter· I. Edith Haptonstall. 5 years; 011DAVE CLARK 3 tMh~ hosts 10 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry national Order or Job's Daught, ta Lewis, 5: Jon Cunnin ham I . asters and son, Tommy' Mrs. New . ,ers will meet in regular aes"HAVING A [ 3J..;l. Ed Cilmor~ 3~· g R : Mrs. Frank Stewart as!usted Wehrung. Mrs. Walter Kenne. h thofflcers were elected sion Monday at 7·30 p m at WILD WEEkEND" .·• lftreod ,., ...,,., \ . ' , . . O) b M Richard Campbell en d J M Ch I E k w en e Young Adult Class of . . . The Dave Clark l<lve, Bar- Coleman. 6 years, longest ser1 Y rs . . , • y r '. rs. ares s ew, . the Bradford Church of Christ the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. ba!'a Ferris. ' I vice record; Carole Anderson, 5 tertame.d .the Past Ch~efs .of Mrs. Millon Roush, Mrs. Phelps, I met Tuesda evenin I The Daughters of Ruth class "CODE 7, VICTIM 5" (IIIGff ood tolnf' .I Y g n the of lhe United Methodist churcb Lex Barker. Ronald Fraser, flag bearer 2· Connie Cooke 5 Magnolia remple, Pythtan Sts· Mrs. Harold Smith and Mrs.' · ' ' t rs Thursday evening at ber De K 1 ' soeJa rooms of the church Veronlque VendeiJ. I majorette. 2, 'and Drum Major-~ -:: • . h nver app e. I They were Ronnt'e Russ.ell will meet at the church, MOD· Ite I·, Mary Lou Teaford, 5, 1 Easth Matn . Sl. . orne. e ha f president . Mrs Evelyn Wood ' day at 12 noon, Ior a Th anks-1 . A PAIR 0 ". Nifty Stitcher• vice pre;idenl· · Mrs R u 1 giving dinner and meeting. , flag bearer, 2;Chr!sline Batley, MT e ;he~trng, ~n c rge SUN., MON. ond TUES. November 7-8-9 •:a rhue~r, ~~·'· Cl bE . d I.xtmbert sec;clary.' and Mrs The W.S.C.S. of Heath Metho1 5. maJorette 2. DavidOhvcr 4: 1d "' John Ford's See the Complete Une of Hosiery for Womt11,:. 3"'; Sandy Hollinshed, 5; Joyce enl, open . wll I II e ed . 1 ~ U nterlaute Anna R~ssell lreas~rer . dlst Church will meet Monday "CHEYENNE AUTUMN" Girls, Men and Boys and Infantll on Sale on the}# · Long, 5; Kathy Lacey, 5. Also : Pdrayer '" um~~ ~ow. w~ Mrs. Herbert Dixon entertain-~ The meeli~g was op~ned by evening, Nov. 3 at the church. <Technicolor) honored was Dee Slaven, senior evoltoG?s on 0an sglvmgbe Y ed the Nifty Stitchers c I u b the vice president L i 0 d 3 Mrs. Robert Coats ls program F1oor. All sizes for everyone In famj!y; ' SiJe~ M1ss J rueser. ne memt br, Th ur sday evenmg · a t her ho me Gnmm , ' NOV · t C11rroll Baker, Sal Mineol ch 1 d eer ea er. M with t~e .scripture from your needs now. 1 James ltewart, Rlchara The vi sling Jackson band pre·: Mrs.h ahy yekrs Pwlas os Y Rock Springs Road. ' Matt he~ give.. by Mro Evelyn Tho American Legion Auxil· W1dmark, Karl Malden, Ar· · fea- Ideal t ts wee . Jns PI ans were made for a ChriSI· . Wood· A reading enlt'lled . . ''The lary of Lew10 . Manley Post 263 thur Ka.nedy, Patrlck , senle d a weII execuled dnll . sed f h Chwere .t 1 Wayne. . a h'It paradeo f pop tunes d1scusd. or t de annua · res· Large' Life" and a poem' "Ht'" Will · meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. t urmg I 'lhTIS· mas d.mner at the Marttn $ Colorurtoon: d , f' b· · b h , mas mner an par y WJ R t D be • " Ponchos Hldoowoy an a tre aton routme y t e: II ift exchange to be held De- aurant, ecem r 3, •I 6:30 Cere" were given by L 1n d 8 at the home of Mrs. Gertrude 1 to g'ft _ ·-_ -_ - ··. - -- · .drum ma)oretle. 1cerngber 2. t he 11me p.m. followed by a party . and Pace ·------· h t the ho a nofd Grimm · Mrs · Edith Forrest ' be announced. Mro. Stewart, 1 exc ange a , me gave the dosing prayer. Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Dale Mrs. Seltm Blazewtcz. A des- Plans were discussed lor the Smith wen~ named as the <:om· sert course was served by the annual Christmas dinner to be . f th I hostess lo Mrs. Jack Warner, held in December with lhe date . mlltee or e pedant·h. I lh Mrs. William Bartels Mrs. Csrl to be aunounced Aller the ,. ; Jt was arrang a e an- M M J ' w·n nd · 1 8 nual Thanksgiving dinner and 8 ~re, M r.s.LioydameMs m.eeting refreshments of sandi roll call will be held al the rtan, rs. oore, Mrs. wtches, potato chips and pop next meeting of the Temple No- Hugh Bearhs. ~rs. Geor~e were served by the hostes~s, vember 18. The charter will al- ~orn, M".i :•ght Logan and Mrs. Madeline Painter and Mrs. so be draped in memory of Mrs. oger' an san Dixon. Ruby Mossman. Mvers. The traveling prize d~ Attending were Ronnie Rull' n~ted by Mrs. Delbert Eisel· SON 18 BORN . sell, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pickstein was awarded to Mrs. Karl 1Mr. ~~nd M~l~ EdBwmkhLivmg- ens and children, Terry and : Grueser. s on ary ce ur art) o1 Steve, Mrs. Phyllis Gilkey and Games were played during ~ew Albany, Ind. are announc- son, Merk, Mrs. Evelyn Wood, the social hour with prizes a- ng the btrlh of a 9 lb. 2 oz. son, Mrs. Ltnda Grmun and childwarded to Mrs. Lucille B. Haw- Thursday, November 4. Grand- reo, Belinda and Edie. Mrs. kins Mrs Karl Grueser Mrs parents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruth Lambert and daugltters ttm~nda Kaspar and Mrs' Law: Burkhart of Clark.ville, . Ind., Tanuny and Debbie, Mrs. Ed: renee Lanning. A dessert and Mr. and Mrs. John Livmg- lth Forrest, Diane and Becky Co111p1ot COfllole. ; course was served by Ute host· ston of New Albany, Ind. Mr. Painter and Tommy Mossman. Hll Matoroll'l MW U" . . ., .. ..,...., IVIM taa• ' esses to the ahove and M r a. and Mrs. John Frtck of Pome- The next meeting will be held oYitlllclilt. Ulbl ~· · 274 William Killinger, Mrs. George roy are, great grandparents. Dec. 7 at the church with Mrs. Ill· in. pictur• vitwint • •·) Heines, Miss Lena Grueser, The Livmgstons alao have a Grimm and Mrs. Pickens as MQdei21;Ta111. Mrs. Gladys Cuckler and Miss dsughter, Leslie Ann, ago eight. hostesses. Erna Jesse. Preceding the meet- :::~·do:~:, ·~ U.S. Planes Bomb Seven Red Missile Sites in Past 4 Days WOOSTER, Ohio (UP!) The bodltl of two womea 11111 a man were found loday Ia lbe wreckage ·of their Utbt plaue in a !arm Held near tile vlllllt of West Salem ID !Mit1hwestom Wayne Couaty. Authorities said tile plane, believed to be from tbe Cleveland area, ap_poreully weal down Itt heavy fog Sonday night but wao aot discovered until aboul two hoUri after SAIGON (UPI)-U.S. planes ptlot p1rachuted into enmy pleked up unharmed. capital. T1trM other sltel 1 dawn today. Tbe victims wore 8mashed seven Russiao-built territory. The spokesman said Red elsewhere were danr•ged by DOt immelllattly ldeDtlfled. surface- to. air ISAM) missile ••fllopper" Dowaed missile sitet were altacked six Navy planes. ...., ,• About iO minutes loter, a timeo in the paot 48 hours. The Fttx> brought down 1 sites in Communist North Viet Nam during the p88t four days, U.S. Navy ClllC helleopter was U.S. Navy A4 Skyhawks Friday was hit about 20 milet a U.S. spokesman disclosed hit by antiaircraft !hells and all today streaked through heavy north of Thanh Hoa as the raid today. Six aircraft involved ln four crewmen aboard were ground lire 60 miles east of began. other planes quickly the miSBions were shot down forced to parachute. One man, Hanoi, the Communist capital, jettiaoed their bombs to fiy and six crewmen are missing. the !light mechanic, was picked and damaged four SAM launch- protective cover for the downed The military spokesman said up later. ers, four missiles and several pilot, but no parachute waa an Air Force F101i Thunderchid Later the aame night, another buildings. AU returned safely to seen. was downed by a Communist AlE flying protective cover the carrier U.S.S. Oriskany. Authoritiet 11ld there woo missile in 1 raid Friday. Its also was shot down. No Near Hoaol lillie hope the six missing fliers pilot presumably was killed. parachute was sighted, accord- U.S. Air Force jell, atriklng would be found. It bring• to 103 Law enforcement agencies In On Saturdlty, an Air Force ing to other pllolB. closer to Hanoi than ever the number of America,lll Meigs County had an easier AlE Skyraider supporting rescue A Navy plane was shot down before, Sunday destroyed two believed killed or captured Ia work load than U>ual over the helicopters was brought down Sunday but its pilot parachuted SAM sites and a rocket supporl raids on North Vielltallltllt weekend. by he.vy groundfire and its lnto the China Sea and was facility just 22 miles from the territory. The Sheriff's department lrad · no arrests, the Pomeroy Police department two - both o! the I same man a few hours apartand the Middleport police are continuing investigation of a minor wreck. ID the WORLD CLEVELAND - MAYOR Ralph Locher was to take office today lor IDOther two • year term, although he has not officially been elected yet. Certification of the results of last Tuesday's election was be· tng ,held up by the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections un· til the offidal count of the bal· lois was completed. Michigan Man Cited Twice on Same Count LONDON - •. NEW BRIT· Ish proposot v opened the wav lor m. ~ in the see .. aaw battle o. . .•rds over Independence for Rhodesia. The next move was up Rhodesian Prime Minister Jan Smltlt. He has threatened to sever the colony from Britain by Christmas. skunk Project Results TJII\EE PERSONS WERE killed today when a Ugbt plane crashed In a heavy fog In Norlhwestm'll Wayne County, I he Highway Patrol reported. 'Gratifying' ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Ray C. Bliss, Republlcan Na· tiona! chairman, will Wldergo final tests today by speciaUsts trvmg to determine the cause ol severe cheSt pains which hospitalized BliBI Friday. the I Elberfeld In pomeroy ~Bu~U;er;;R~u:tla:n:d:.:;;;;:;:;;;:::::::::::::::::::::;:~ STARTING RIGHT ! AtlGst! ! 1 . I AHappier Future in the Makinsl A habit that brings securily and peace or mind for a lifetime cannot begi~ too young. Here, each of us are just a little bit happier when a youngster opens a Savings Ac· count, and believe us, the amount is beside the point. Incidentally, savmgs now earn an increased in· terest rate. You can make a young· er someone happy, and yourself, too. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS (6 TIL 8 PM) The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company "Wo Have Grown Btcaust We Hove Helped Othon Grow" Mtmber Fadtral ReHrYt Systt111 ing, the members conducted fu1 neral services at Ewlng chapel ' for Mrs. Myers. Christmm Dinner Planned Dec. 16th 9th Grade Students GI"ve First Assembly Program Mrs. Frances Roberts' ninth Dill, featured performer• Ken· Plans were made for a Christ- grade students preBented a ••· ny Engliah, Reed Ferrell, Mllt:e rna• dinner at the Marlin Res- riety show in the Friday morn· Globokar and Rheba Brickles. taurant Thursday, December 16 ing assembly. Brenda Brown and Brenda when the Hi-Monthly Canasta Kenda Chaney announced lhe Boyer were ln charge of makeclub met Thursday evening at acts. The flag salute was led up. the home of Mrs. Max Folmer, by John Dean and Cody Boothe F fi 1 t b d Nye Ave. and the BCI'ipture reading and or 1 08 ac • an memPrize• for games were award- Lord's Prayer were led by bera Debbie Crow, Patricia Col· ed to Mrs. John Beaver and Rheba Brickle•. llns, Pamela Neutzllng, Bette Mrs. Guy Cowan, Mrs. Eugene While Sherry Hulton psnto- Jean Hobstetter,_ Karen Griffith, Triplett received a birthday gift mined to the song "Make Me Marlene Goodwm, Bob Bailey, from her secret pal. Refresh· Your Baby," Cathy DiU, Boonle Janet Mees, Naney Jo Mayer, menls were Berved to the above Gilmore, Annette Ebersbacb Bill Sawyer, Susan Lanntng, and Mrs. Richard Finlaw, Mrs. aod Wendy Carper danced. Becky Radford and Rheba Brlcllonald McKenzie, Mrs. Char- A comedy st le sho featur- kleB played Beveral numbers inleo Riffle and Mrs. Paul Taylor. ed Virgil Dill, it.t.ert ;urdette, eluding ',',Charle~~·" "Wave and Host of Freel--===~=:~:-:~:-~~ 8 ob Balley, DaVI'd Campbell , the dom Flag u Michael Brothers, Cody Boothe Principal Howard Knight conand. Walter. Arnold m the lateal eluded the aosembl with anParts creattons as described by Y "MC" Mike Globokar. oouncemenll and In expression FOR ALL OCCASIONS Kenny English, Freshman 0! thanka to. Mrs. Roberta and We wire fiowen evervwbera president, sang, "Rsmbllng ~ the ftrst usembly show RoBe" with Mrs. Lucille Swack- fiOiiiii;iye;;;ar;;;;;;; . .............,,......, WY22039 1 hamer accompanying him at OR NIGHT WI 9-2'151 Ute piano. Kenda Chaney per· funned a baton routine to the Pomeroy Flower Shop music of ••Peter Gunn.'' FINISHING fl . Matn Pomtt"OJ An original skit called "Bell Ourbettq~~allty Mn. Millard VID Meter Telephono" writted by Virgil ..mea 1 DAY SERVICI Come in and see the new senuation of Color 1V from ... c:abinet ahtll-with IPIC• to apart! lew 111m c•..:neta. Tube 11 over I' 1horttr .. J:: SHIRT N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. M.mber l'adtral Deposit lnauronct Corporation OI'TOMITRJIT POMEROY, OHIO Olflee Houn: t to 12. 2 to II (Close •' NOOD 0J1 Tban. -lull Court St.. .,.._, ON REQUEn RobinsOn's Cl•nm ,_,.., DillY I IN- Ull OUil ""r;;-1 8 ~~--lot Tube. R The pie1ure ta t'Ktlnguler, full, bigger •. , not out off It tht comers •• h would bt •" Jouncl·&ubt ~Of TV. • • ...,_ • W61 flflt1 Ill 1M fllfr HI rl ,.,,.,. llf}lt - · Ill I IIW . , . , . oNMifl/llt. 23u Size, As Low As, $479.95 A Goad S.ltctlon In Stock 7:110 John'a Almanac B:tltl Popeye ml Pall 9:30 Atom Ant 10:110 Secret Squirrel 10:30 Underdog 11:110 Top Cat 11:30 Fury 12:00 Nationwide BowUnc !:GO NCAA Football 4:110 Great Momenta In Music Ui Pete Smith 4:30 Theatre 3 5:00 Youth Wants to Know 5:311 NBC Sports in Action 6:110 Hullabaloo 6:30 Fiatt and Scrugp 7:00 Porter Wa1011er 1:011 I Dream ol Jeamtle 8:30 Gel Smart 9:00 Saturday Ntgbt at Movi• It: oo Late Ne1111 11: 10 Weather 11:15 Sports Roundup II :20 Filma of 1111 !10"1 7:CIO TY ClwiOOIII 3:00 Cllptaln Kugar04I t:tltl ·'llletle and Jttelde" t:30 Term ... TUiecto IO:tltl Mlgbly MOUlt 10:30 Linus tha Lion Heartetl 11:00 Tam ..... Jerry . 11:30 Qulek Draw ltlcGraw 12:00 Sky KiDI 12:30 Tho AdtWvent-ur•e~ ol LaW l:tiO My l"rllnd Jl'lkD 1:30 CBS Nflll 2:10 Championship BowDDc S:tltl Movie S:45 Sodal Sacurlly t:OII NFL CwnldoWB ID lletoft 5:00 Jim Waltert JubliM 5:30 Barn Dance S:tiO Achenlurn of a Rootlt 7:00 Smolben BnttiHn 7:11 Joeklt Gltuola 1:30 Trtais o1 O'Brien 1:11 Tbt ' 10: tiO GrmR!Mike 11:111 Nllll Tml&bl JI:IS M1IUoD Dollar Motllt arteo · ........ Conlpllt ..... Cabinel is 10 compact that it could fit: intidt this Motorola round-tu~ Color TV than round Qolor tubtt, to tht tubt cap on rhl blck ef tht Clblnet dotan'l Mict OUIIO f~ WCHS-TV ChannelS ABC will add a caUOd "Batman" to Ill schedule on Jan. 12. Adam Weal stan at the cbaracter who hunts down criminals u made famous tn the "Batman" comic books. II will be seen twice a week Wednesdays and Thursdays 11 7:30-8 p.m. "The Advenlurea ol 07zie and Harriet'' will be mov· ed from thet Wedaesday spot to Saturday at 7:30 p.m. where ••Shindig.. II now IMil. ••Bat;. man" also replaces the 'l'burldly ''Shindig" IIOIJDIIIL Both "Shindig" lelecula Ire belDI dropped. MOI•»ROLA ''The Twentieth Calllury'' documentary oerles of CBS will fealln durlDg lbe ....., tdz "MID of tha Month" eplaotlea, locuslng 1111 periOIII promlnellt In the news of lbe momenl and ore being produced u aear to air lime as poaslble. Most prolt'ama of the aeries ara prepared well In advance. Plaaa caD lor lhae all lleml lo be lltowa on tha lui Sundsy of IJI:tobero December, JIIUIII')', Fabnalr)', Ilardi ..... AJiriL ., .,. ' .... ,..... __ ' .....- . , '"' """ ·; · WY 2-1635 r Channel13 n:• PlrkJ Pll D:OI !lap lltmD1 D:30 MIIIIID tha Mon.Mr I:GO Jlastllll7 BopJI'I' 1:• Amlrleaa Banthlml 1:30 Lttl'l Dance 1;15 Sllrltme l:ilt Advealuie 'niDI 1:10 AIIC'I Wide World Ill ilpll s.-·· 7:11 1'amllty 7:• INndiS 1:110 Tbt Kinl hmly 1:11 'l1le Lawa arv Wlilt: Sbae t:• Tbt 8DIIJwaod Palav . ~~~ lAT., NOV. II BIQIILIGJITS 7:11 n.JPPER ttarrial Brian Kelly IS Porter Rlcb and Luke llalpiD and ToD1m7 Nordetl U hl8 lOIII Bud I Dd Sand7· '"Fifppfr and tha Spy." Jt'Upper and Sandy umtlltiJIIIJ ltelp I lfiY 'IIIIo It Jookinllor a ucrll Instrument pacltltp tbal It lolt 1D Coral K111 Park. 1:410 - uv.uao," alataalmail)fiill J - Stenrt, Kim Nonk, Barblra BeiGetldea, TGIIl JW. - . All ax-pol!fC&mn ( a Ill) Ia uked bJ .. tid tllllld to abaclow hit wife, wbom be claerlbes .. a l1dcltlal 111111'01.. le a beiin. 1111 It pcan• ad bJ tha aplrit Ill - ..... Till: .., - ....... a. II lllterrupted ............. .,., • ·• iJiMe bcwnNna • ~ ·I~ i'I•l Qlliiel . . . . the 111' lida ol Los Roblal, ..... . .llQY I I I I I I I .1; . :r; 1D:38 Wl'81111q U:Gtl Bob YOIIII8 Newat .. Mib Vlrru 5 • tl~Ji I I I I I I I I I I I NOVEMBER M T W T 1965 F 5 ·--·--··· ------···-·-----· 2 3 4 5 6 7 s 910111213 14 IS IG 17 18 19 20 ~ .. I t:tltl · -PIPrtetnllllll!lw •=30 Jlaail IO:GO !l!wnartlpw 10:30 Tbt Bvtlr U:CIII cap. CuloaB liltllr U:ll 1965 I I:CIII lfellbbon 1: 15 Sodal llecarll)' 1:10 WGrd el Lilt ,.. . ,_ ~-·- . (WITH MILLil MAYT,l.) HAllY MILLil I ....... Ill BYII," flllllliiC rllaa B IIID, ml Jmat ~ ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION' . . I t WHTN-TV ....... "'-· 11:51 J'JLM8 OJI' ~·· ,. I Saturdays Television Program WSAZ-TV Channel3 lltrpplemeal Tt Tht Dally l!elll!nel Pi!meroy·MMdl.,.,-1. Oltlt ...a Tht Gallia nmea, Gallipalil, OJ>M ;~ ~~ ~~ 24 25 26 27 1 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1965 Ponderotto Rsnch since tho abow began in 1959. Blocker said he has five more years remaining until CJ:Ifira· tiOD of his contract to "Bonan· za," which lhould assure him Gf a mor• comfortable living than when be taught si1th 11'8de II Crlsbd. Blocker, 37, bappened into an actin& career while studying American Drama for a doctoral degree at Ute University ol California In 1955. Friends he once acted with In summer t!ock persuaded him to "lake a whirl at show business.'' He made the big time, he said, "by making myself avail. able and a great deal of luck." Prior to Bonanza, he freelanced, acting in "Restless Gun," a now defunct television western and ''Playhouse 90,'" 1 television drama series. llil oducation background 11 as Impressive as his film erectIta. He holds a bachelor's degree ln Engllsb and a master'o degree In drama. Blocker is skeptical about movies. "1 wouldn't do 1 role'' In rnovi11 unle1111 "it's right or eomething I'm proud of." Blocker said he had offers but neither tha lime nor lnciJna. lion for movies. "One must be otremely cautious," he said. HI llid he might go bsck to teachiDI OIICI hi& eonlracl fiiDI ouL "I like leachera very much. BrawnyHoss Is ATeacher At Heart lly PEi'l!ll M. IELLY lhtllod Pre11 lateraatioaal ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. (UP I) - JloD Blocker, teacher turned octor, aal back ln lbe botel 811)' chair and sipped bi I ICOith, "I still regard acting as on nocalioll rather !ban 1 voc:aU1111, n he taid Blocker, who g1llops across lelevillon acreens -kly as ••Jiou," in the "Bonanza'' Welll:iB wits, admitted ahow \luiiDul wu ••a nice aojourn'' ......er. But leltdtlng b bio lint and llstlac lov<, Blocbr said. ''Tbln'a degree ol fnlltrltloll In acting," the Iormor Carllbad, N. M., and flailorL Tol., elementary tlcbool IUdter aald. "'I ean'tlolally ad· jolt,.. be added. Mom and televl&lon acting Ia 1 ''trelcberowl bustntls," be uld. "You're COilllllllly 1111 lblet or tltlD tee. 0no IIUIIId do ...u to keep 011 u lbiclt Ice u pnelbh" Bloebr and his lhow busl- , raeh • lovlng cmtwrlgbl famli7 bavt ltean kMcklng oil bat 1111 . I. I aII l.:tltllr TeacblnC - '1111 . . . . . . .H lD!tgral part JI ,.a• . .. II he goes alter his doctorate, it won't be in American drama, he said Since he began acting. he satd, the field bad beea .. played out.'' Blocker, in Albuquerque for lhe 1965 Ne" Mexico State Fair. added he liked acting. "Thls is an area in which I can most successfully utilize whal personality I have ... SATURDAY'S LATE MOVIES Channel 13 - "The Living Head," t959, Abel Salazar; and ''l'he Slime People," 1963, Rober Hutton. Channel 8 - "The Eternal Sea," 1955, llen Cooper. Channel 3 - "Tarantllla''• 1955, John Agar. MONDAY'S LATE MOVIE Channel 13, •·Four Faces West," 1948, Joel McCrea. TUESDAY'S LATE MOVIE Channel 13 - "F'ury at Furnace Creek," 1948, Victor Ma· ture. WEDNESD.4V'S LATE MOVIK Channel 13, "Guilty Bystander." 1115(1, Zachary ScotL Channel 8, "The Mark of Zarro," 1940, Tyrone Power. THURSDAY'S LATE MOVIE Channel 13- "Budson's Bay" 1940, Paul Munl. Channel 3 - "'Twelve O'Clock High," 1949, Gregory Peck. FRIDAY'S LATE MOVIES Channel 13, ••Journey to tha Lost City," !9CO, Debra Pqet and "Warriert Five," 19M, Jack Palance. Channell- "Accused aiJI!Ifo ..... :11$1, David 111111. - -· Pll. PAUINO LOT .; '' ' t, ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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