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OUT'i' VEH! r FIGGfkfV TAAIN' ONE ; OFF'N AH eNEMY WARRIOR'P BE EASIER'N lRYJN' T'SI<IN Alii ILL- TEMPERF.:> CAT/ ' . •. I'' . I SUPPOSf lHR'8 RIGHT, BUT I DUNNO.• Pa>I:ND6 ON ~ERE HI! HAtmt. GO! ' ·-" r r I' v'' Autos CoJJide InMiddleport '' 'f " ,.., 'I ' ·.. ..".. ' l . .' .. :...,.. ·~ �. 2-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 2f, 1981 • F,l~ 10 KNOW TW.T I H~\t Bl!!eN ORAI'TfO BY EL~CTiON'" TDSNOW~IM CXIUNT ON '>OUR SIJPI'ORT•.. by Hel•n Bottel UNDER ~ ly MIKB PIIBNDEJiGAsT spilled fr.olit the unbeaten J"llllka. lllliled Pnu ~oaal St. Lou!! Ia 5-l-1, Dallas f-1·1 ,, '· and Clevelalld 4'2 In the tight CLE, ELAND (UP!) - Frank struggle. Ryan fired I pall' ?f jtucbdown The Browns, leading 31·7 at passes and Ria! Ftchtner mter- hai!Ume, scored 17 pointll 11 cepted three passes SUnday to the · third period before 84,lll le~d "I .ortunlslle ClevelAnd to fans - aa .al~tlme Cleveland a 30-:!1 rout o the previously record crowd - to break tile unbeaten Dallas Cowboys and game wide opeJL put lite BroWII!t back !.a> con- Slatlstlcs €1e Dal telltlon lor their third ·alraight First downs ... , , • , 17 30 Eastern Division c:HWD. Rushing yardage .... 105 156 Tbe Browaa vic:tocy, couplediPasslRg · yardage ... 159 257 with Wuhlngton'l defeat ol Sl Passea . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-:U 1!6-45 Louis, e!J81>1ed <ileveland to Passes Intercepted by 4 0 move closer to the Cowboyi Punts ..... ' ........ 11-42 3-Z!I and Cardinals, whll were botll Fumbles lost ..... .. . I 0 mt!.' Helep you hl;l\1 " nu lOtta , feel we would be jeopardizi)lg '' the day YOU can prove a stal· But it HE iB a .respotl$1ble wart stallion won't grow Into fe-llow, 1 careful dr1ver - and a concf'iled old mule! -H. you ilave adequ"te Insurancecouldn't you take a chance? Dear Helen: P. S. Insist ,tllat he earn the You told "Human Too" to be extrd insurance required when Ulankful for the stinkers be· I a male driver under Za takes cause they make good conver- lthe wheel, and also that he '(.;, • • sation pieces even while they help out on gas and upkeep. "' k rr .' bl f 1 k This will slow him down coD· lolothon o1 youn& soldlera -yours usualiy more nonchalant . . he has e chance. for Katzen· . rna e le mtsera e or c er •; ;iderably. -H. rest easily: George Bird Ham· I Cali!. Gov. Pat Brown frsnk, bacll's atty gen'l 10b but nol l Not when they get you fired. [ 111011 i!n't tilt McCoy Viet Nam· '[dismay tin a magi at his TV !much A Nevada "name" and I had 3 summer l~b tn a _groc· YOUR HELPING HAND WJf draft age (261 at all. but shortcomings: ··All the German some Vegas strange-money got store. I? thiS parttcular I DEPARTMENT 31 1 Probably the only thing in me comes out. and none or a temble kick m·the cash m ~tore, If a customer complams, Dear Helen . ... . k. I h I . h" c hi) B t II th t s· t b nk shutdown she gets a hundred free trad- ' . . keeptng George from' rna mg tB e kim' I I•Low~, . .t. '~Aa I leTru "'could make Ba. r.. i•• stamps. Well this woman My stster I! paraly•ed from that public Is hts actors ego • uc ey s n nuon recrut mg PP e ree · .,. ' d a brain tumor but loves to reIn May of 'ti3 Hamilton was Iwriters for his Nat'\ Review bar a Harris as big a name as told the manager 1 was dru •1• etlve mail Lettert would · the role of Moss Hart l1there ·s a shortage 11ere1 I,eary 1 M 1· Lans. «'Ollected an ld . greatly cheer· · pla\'Jng · erman- Marm. fher ..>lamp< bl H Ida Price c-o 1 In ine Warn•r movie "Act One" Mrs. Douglas MacArthur was bury etc. i was out 0 • 1o · •d wou n 1Ivy Hall Nur~lng Home ' 301 · · h ' 1even hsten to my s1 e.k His own offtcral bmgrap Y enchanted at M~ur1~e "' '-'1'eva. [ Watauga Avenue, Elisabeth· otated tllat In 1152 while at , Jler's Waldorf rmg!lde At Camillo <Corky) Rochette of For all tllat wo~an new, ton, Tennessee. -Mrs. F.E.M. Palm Beach High Schoo I, . th• last moment Mary Martin , Abercrombie and Fitch quietly , mtght have lleen su~pQrtmg ~ I " - • then 17 won tile ''best and husban<l Dick Halliday de· wed Gloria Valqul, e1 · Miss •family. Thank goodneso t was This column Is dedicated to w-o award ' T. ed Will'Jams • lo't but I was trymg to earn ramily living, so if you're hav· aetor for ' the Stale a( ci dt>d not to ride to. was h.mgton L'1ma, peru Flor'-la" . Thill would make from Bn•ton in thetr Rolls · ·recently ex-ed w1fe Lee com· money for cotlege. 1 ing kid trouble or just plaiD him 31 y•ors old now. Royce for their opening in "I plained her prir.ed mink coat 1 agree, there are somehrea · lroutlle Jet Ilelen Help YOU Do 1 Do'" nd t k 1 . 1 , "Y 't ly great customers sue as .' · AMI Sletar of the Sou~eal h ~. R . a oo da P ~-~· was u~e ~~\- rau~e th o~ 1 c~~a Ithe one who told th~ manager , She Will also welcome your Rtrlster toddled along M&.... son tde,_r o11"~ 1atHer was emoh <ltsh . kwea~, It l.'iTedm~ n'd .~ on ; I had bten her ravorite clerk. ' own amusmg experitoncl!s. Ad· Avt. with us on her way t.o '-' m a l>ifW aven eras e eys ... sa1 never a- . h d . . HL~u 1 dress Helen Bottel ln care gf . """ by a mIraele ga In" but th at' s wha t he batted 8 ut e wm'l n' ..1"'"' Dn. · this newspaper, Dr. von Stein's "to get a b1g drJVer esca~ ~<th to ut~.tomfit vltlmln lhol" inJprepara· but said the rear ,.at would )lefore he went Leeward .. Per- What bt"' me ~, e c :1 h - - -'- lion for Frank Sinatra's L A. have been a homicidal shamble. ry Cottl() won tbe high TV bid· ..er " a ways rtg 1 even 1 5 • 1 1 • Lit Vtlll ....tend anniver· Mrs. AI tFranm1 GellPr. ding for Angela Lansbury for 1" a <ar: . h Tbe -~lmanao 1 ury oriY lor the Freddy lito?~ wile of the •hoe tycoon busted hi! Thanksgiving show so of I won t mentton I e. peop e Ruwll) Brl•sons . . On Park her hip and double fractured an rourse Angela mia will sing one 1who sneak out. With lhmgs, or By Vnittd Press lntf'htatloaat AVf. in front of the Colony arm In a home· fa ll but I! r•· of her "Marne hits plus one I the men who gtve you a tongue Today is Monday, Oct. 24. the Club llWktd at a how-chit· rovering nicely AN. Y. coun· written by Ray Charles, Perry's las~ngf b~cause t~e person •· f:!~. day of 19116 with 118 Ia can-you~1et Item . a handsme ty grand jury returned about producer Mutual Nttwork he~ 0 t em IS sow. . . bronn·brown sllltion wagon - 10 in<lirtments on the "rigged· SpQrtcast<r Van Patrick bought I I m not sorry I wurked In The moon Is betwe"' tis ftrsl ' RniiA·Royce station wagon! ,bid" painting Sl'andal . R.etir- Fort Laude-rdale radio station !t.he supermarket. J learned a . quarter and, ruU pllase. Must say It fractured our 'tng Chief N. Y. Appeals Cnurt WWIL for $350.1100 !!heres gold tot about .the cruelty - and al· l The mormng stars are Mars cabdriver Alton Blake and Jud£e Charles De•mond thinks in them thar mikes, Pal!. , so th~ kmdness - of peo~le. l and Jupller. ______ - · . _. - - - - - _ - -- .. . . 1 But Ill never forget the crush· The evenmg star I• Saturn. ' ing blow ol being fired. So , American playwrighl, dire<· don't say "be thankful for the lor and author Moss Hart wa! ~ommen !•tinkers" until you know : bomonthl• _day_in1904. I ' . 1how 11 feels. -LYNDE [ On thts day m htstory: . . t!Jear I.ynde: In 1861, the first telegram WASHINGTON - The 89th Iever a partisan as we know par·1 this country, was no moro hiS I know how It feels, and I was sent across the United ,.,,ngress drew to a close in an tlsanshlp today. And though Ill<• cup of tea than it was Byrd's !till say "be thankful for the I States when california Supreme <~lmo~phe~ more po1gnant than . Virginian was orriciaJiy a Dem- 1cup of tea . stinkers". They can hurt Ukei Court Justice Stephen Field i< all the usual air of noslalgie ocrat and the New Englander ! This did not mean that they blazes, but they also make you 1 message President Uncoln in ond auld lang syne. officially a Republican, these were oppQsed to democratic so· so mad you try harder for suc- , Washington. for it 11 saying a farewell , were t1t1es more or eonven~ luhons; and 1t never meant thry lcess - JUSt to prove them I In 1901, Mrs. Anna Edson ·· to its Jast human em~iments ience th?n of reality. Par at lhe wer~ lacking in co-:npasaion, orr' wrong. -H. Taylor went over Niagara FaH 5 of sn otherwi,. l<>nJ·Smce oot· [erld of tl. each voted prPUy bost1le to change SIDlply as in a barrel. the first person to dated politico - a politics alike much as he saw fit, paymg Otl· change. But both were skepU· A LONG WAIT survive such a stunt. of aristocratic privilege and of ly an absent-minded dtferenc• cal of chanae for ita own sake Dear Helen: In 194~ Secretarv If Stat• 1 8 matchloss aristocraUc sense ' to ~arty considerations In the - and both were profoondly at· We are the grandparents and James Ryrnes an~ounced Ute of personal responsr Jil•. . 1pmall and housekeeping matters.[ tached to the ultimate interests guardians of a near-17-year-old • charter of the United Nations Two loni-lived 4)'m. . Neither, moreover, was an ol the nation ltllelf. Iboy .. He wants us to slg~ hls l was in force after tile Soviets lhi& traditiM an 4eparting with : ideological man, even though the I Tiley may have boon wrong ·apphcatton for a drtver s. h ratified it. · lhtl CQilCTm - the one. for· one, Byrd, wa! endlessly ~re· in many thing! All the same . In I!II>Z Gen. Dwight Eloen'll!er 9tJL Harry Flood Byrd of' sented as a determined "con!ef· they were lrreplactablt. F.;. as moonlight and •• real as bower, ~mpaigning for the ViJ1inia, ill cloath. and the otll· vative" and the other, Salton- they s ke for a kind of poblic steel. . . presidency, said ll elected he w, Sta. L..erett Saltonstall of stall, as a habitual "mnderate." llle wli::,h gleamed witll a per· There were Jnsttncttve. char· would go to Korea to seek an . Massachuiotts, in voluntlry Whet botll really trlod to do, sonal integrity as it shone witb ter members of ~hat thl! col· end to tile war. ••rtment With tllfoir d"""rt· though each had hlo own way ummst once described as the r_ . -ra personal courage not too com- 1 CI b f th Se 1 h' h tll'l. CollirtiS as an lnsUtulion, of going about It, was to deend mon ony more. nner u o e na e w IC pd lllGI't spo<ift<llly tho Sen- old values which were never at last rules the human tone ott, w~l never be the same a- partisan and never ideological. II 1oes withaul saylna that of the Senate even on . those HAVE BLADDEIIRIIITATION t'Jther. they were great friends, this many &ecasions when It cannot After 21, eomm11n Ktdner or Bl&dder tr.. 1111. rl~adon• alhtt twtct 11.1 many women N ' For Byrd and Sa_ltonstall for Thoufh Byrd was almost unf. Yankee throwback patrician control the actt~n11 of the Sen- ~':,.~0m1~~~~'lt~rnr:~·~:\e"i!f:: ,.an hid st.od '' extra . onH- versally !een as a man who who is Saltonstall, and t h i s ate. With the somg of Harry ~!j!~~!£~~:'l:!~ ~~: 1!::.-t~o!'ti narily unrommoo m1n 'o a po. most of aU simply wanted to Southern throwback Patrician Flood Byrd Sr. and Leverett :rpre~::~·tnaea~nh~~~ft~~·~~::;i knl tin~ seizfd keep the Federal budset bal~ who was Byrd. And ·each knew Slltonstall the lnner Club has uuaut ltrJna•·•••t reJuJnr eomrort br II.,_, _ .. 1111 1 t 1 t d ffi h curbiDf lrrllat1n1 rrrma. In .uronr '"d 1 ae• 'bJ'"'• commm~ men. ' anced, he was in truth a man power in the Senate - Byrd a os une ec e o tcers w o can ur•n• a.nd br anal&:ni•_Pala rru,, To M IUI't, Harry Flood who most of all wanted to k..q great power inde«< for e long never be replaced. craT•lt" "'"'"'"' ""'""" '"" IJN Sr. lD a seDSO gurvives this a socitty with tho govern- lime, and Saltonstall a mort .thlltiiP bil soo, lltn. Harry ing pQWorJ deliberately spilt up casual ~nd lesser pQwer - but EARLY AMERICAN STYLED PHILCO Ji'load lyrd Jr., assuming the and diffused obout as the Am· neither ever souaht power so youngtr Byrcl'• .....,lection iD ericans of the 18th Century had much as he alltwod power to November. But in a deeper plannod. come to him. ¥<JISO an era l1u IDded w1th tile Soltonstall, for his part, want· Each was undemandin& in a IIIII ~M~Iemll\'1 deatll lD Illrry· ed much the oome thing In place notable for ttrldency and ville, Va., jllll ea ~ hat ended [rtallty. For In hl1 heart the In· urgency. Both opok• lnfroquent· il 11» *•ilioo of sena~· Sal. cn!asin& lederalizafloo, tho In- ly attd so!Uy, but each had a tonstlll t. apond t11o r01111illder cr.. llttl (fey hotttopnilltiolt ol personal inDuenc. u IOI.Silmer ot hla ur. Ia his natln Massa· · dtulllts. a.th Jyrd and Saltonltlll In •'11 refll<led Ute polltl<al lile of a contuey ago. Bolh fttted lite old concept of the lltnate as really 1 mHiin1 place ol ponrlul periOilll oml>Piado" from e ....aii'IH ff IOVINiJn stltn. Nellller wu • otre 0 Daily SeDUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oel. 24, 1 Broo d way Pt·AY j \ I w• r.' 1 'Ill DAllY SIN1'IIl C.UII ... ••nl•t•o• .. Modtl Q-5506 AS LOW AS _ _ __ l'bttae fop 'ltll' ....,. O.K. 'IIIIa - ,_ _ , ._ . . llrlftJ' ... ... .,, p41r iiM!'!Ih Your old TV will eover yo11r 4own peymot'on 1 DeW f8r Phtlco Color TV - - Come in end 1eol 'IIUJY Ameri· can style, finished to match maple. UHF·VHF re<:apllon, memory matic tuning, Swivel cab\Jiet. T WIN A.tff ORAl! 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'.,..~ ~· ~ 1 ApprovaI £ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ..... :::'. i ov.~f :~.;~,:;..the property Transfers'. 1 SIMPLE EASY RULES FOREMAN &ABBOTT IS Till AIIWII New Haven :ta!p COLOR TV ,• M. 3: I WOMEN OFTEN ' F baII I ! 1 I ege • b Kmgs Dry S , I NeWS I I ,li~~e l 0 ~~s \~~i~g ba~yut. - i \ ~~yl~l~. rutes discussion Coli m:': ilir4G GAPttFs OF 1 oil \Veekendsports summary ;.,;a. 'I 1 ts I -I ' l., T0JambOfee A - 84,72L League Wesler'll Division leadTile Ored·UP WaslliJIBion Red· lng Packers and the seventh skins &pUled the league-leading successive 1.., for the Oedgiing St. Louis Cerdinala from the Falcons. The 53 point margin ranks of tile unbeateD, ZS.ZO, on was the largest ever for the four field goals by Cbarlie Packers in an NFL game. Gogolak and two fourth-period scoring strikes from Souny Jur. JohlHly Untta• fllppl'd a 13 • geosen to Bobby Mitchell. yard pass to Ray Berry lor the The Green Bay Paekers un- wi~ning touchdown but then al· velled milllo!Hiollar rookie run- most blew the game Wlth a ctSI· ners Donn Anderson and Jim ly fumble as the Baltimore Grabowski Ill spectacular lash- Coltll bong on for • ZO.I7 vtcton Sunday, to rout the bapless tory over the Minnesota VikAtlanta Falcons by a record ings In a brui~ing struggle that 56-3 score. featured a WJid second-penod It was tile otllh win in seven I melee. starts for the National Fllllball John Brodie hit Mooty SUck- I 1 ljVen S din' tao gs NEW VllRK IHPfl'· H•n'l bow lhe top 11 mll.jorl colo. lege football ~m~ ~~~· lea wllh a 21 yard touchdown 1rt;: the w..ken4. ·• · . ~· pass three seconds befQre the I. Notre . O.me be•t):, ,._ final gun t. give favored San boma 18-0. . ,. Francisco Forty Ntners a 27-24 President ArUtur Stobart and 2. Mlehfgao State ~ victory over the Detroit Lions. ' Secretarv Frail<·~> Anderson will Pardltl! 41-!t. ,. Gale Sayers, racing in the style represent the Pomeroy Bowli•g 3. UCLA beal Ca!Homl,;·zt. of his glory days as last sea' Associatiolt in tbe 7th Annual I 15. ·' i son's rookie of tile year, swept Officers l•mbor.. of tho Ohio 1 4. Alabama beat Vand•rbDI 96 yards with a kickoff return ' State Bowling ~ssociation. 11-f. for a touchdown 1o na)l down ; The one-dav e~·ent, to be he•d 5. Soulllera ~Ia a 17-to Chicago Bears victory Oct 29 ., Sidney Ohio. m- ClemliOG 30-0. '• over the Los Angeles Rams. etudes a thr~~.;;Jlme smgleo 6. Georgia Tech. '"'Jtl Norm Snead threw two touch- hand1ca~ tour!l11"~1])<li~. d111oer ,l 35-17. , & down passes during a 24-pomt and addres~fKen oylan of 7. Nebraska btl!ti:oltlr'!" llo surge in the second period and the ABC u s partment. 19. •· Jed tile Philadelphia Eagles to Presidents no secretartes 8. Floriqa ,tiea~ Loa,-•• tlleir second victory of the year 1 from most the state's 125! Stat• 18-7, : over the New York Giants 31·3. city associatio~re expee~Pd '- PurCI.ye loot to· Micblgaa W<th O::!ma lost -..itre Bowling will be at Ho!E·i•Y Dame 38.1). ~~ Lanes with dinner at .Johnson 's ~. ..,. 1 AFt 81tadlnp steak house in Sidney. The RACE WINNER ·' ' By liDlted Prell lnlenlaUooal MEXICO CITY (UPI) -John 00t Jambor.e also >•ill serve Js a MILAN ,/ Italy (UP!l-!le<ler Bylhdled ProM IDtmlliUoeal Saturday Surtees of England woo the I . kickoff for the Ohio Assoe· Piggot rode Marco VisconU ol Eosten Dlvlalon MEXICO CITY (UP!) - Mexican Grand Prix auto race Alabama 41 Vanderbilt 6 lation's 63rd Annual St,te Tour- Italy to a length victory in W· L. T. Pet. Ughtwotght dlamptoa Carlos to chnch second ~lace m tile W Va 7 Bluefield St 7 tie nament which will open in Ak- Sunday's $56.000 Jockey Club MEXICO CITY (UP!) -Bll• of the round and pleaded wllb New York 4 2 I .667 Ortiz was awarded a fiftll world driving standings. W: va: Wes. 27 West . Liberty 7 : r n on March I 1967 .and Gold Cup race. Clllcoress,q . 0 · Jy Coni], the referee of Satur-- him to come into the rin~ and Boston 3 2 1 .800 round knockout ov~r Sugar -Slipnrrv l{nrk ~r, r.1~~"!wro o i was second. with White Gloves day night'• disputed fight be- examine the cut. I told htm It Buffalo 3 3 I .500 Ramos by referee Bdly Conn. CARLSBAD, Calif. (UP!) Kent 35 Bowling Green 12 Ohio Colle~e Foolhall Seor•• lhtrd behind the Jour-ye~ r-old tween Carloe Ortiz and Sugar was very bad but he refused to Hous_ ~ 3 4 0 .429 T_he M~lcan boxing comm_Is· Jack Rule and Sandra Snuzich ;Georgi"' "~7 Kentur·kv 15 Ttalirm horse. f sed t0 1 th f" 1 " " By Unitt'd l'ress lntcrs1.11ional , ., Ramos, Sunday Issued the fol· get Into the ring. M1amt 1 5 0 .286 ston re u go a ong WI won the Haig Scotch mixed golf IGeorgia Tech 25 Tulane 17 Saturday ·- - - lowing aotarized gtatement re- He told me If the cut Westero Division the verdict. !·tournament by one stroke with Florida 18 LSU 7 Ohio Slate 24 l'it" "'"in 13 M~SS PLA'JN>:D .•. garding his pQSJiton in tile light- worsened I should stop the W. L. T. P<l. . a 276 total. Fla. St. 10 Mississippi st. o ' Mia mt J:l Ohio University 13 · PHILAOt:LPHIA tui'l)r' weight championship bout: light. Kansas City 5 2 0 .711 NEW YORK IUPI) -Assagat , -Richmond 23 David8on 17 Dayton 10 Northern Mieh>gan o <~lemn Requtem Mas~ . ,Jot, , 71won the $112.100 Man O'War [ "Early in the fifth round Sa Di . . Ed · L D 1 4 •• I ·"" 1 ''The Mellcan Boxing Com· . . n ego ,Stakes at Aqueduct by three· MEXICO CITY <UP!) -The I Mid. Tenn. 20 Morehead 7 Xavier 27 Challanno~a 10 , wm . e aney, 56 '. a 'liW.· ml.,ion ·~pointed me to .Ortiz landed sohd punches on Oakland 4 S 0 .571, t f I th i United Stales won the Women•sWayne<burg 54 Geneva 7 Defiance 28 Blufflon 7 ! wnte~ fur the. Phtla~Jelijh" ref"ree the world'! lightweight the eye. · Denver I 8 0 .143 'quarerso ·~ . [World Amateur team golf tiUe'IdahoSt.l7 Montana 14. Cinl'innati 28 Kan;as State 14 Evenmg Bullei.ID a~d pa." title bout between Carlos OrtiJ I saw the cut on the left eye Sunday's Result& CHERRY HILL, N.J. (UP!) ' with a lour-round score of 580. 1Tex. Western 3 San Jn.- St 0 Kent State 35 Bowling Green II nreStdenl of tbe PhJJade11Jh'a and Sugtr Ramos. At the was deep and bleeding badly. I Oakland Z4 New York 11 - Meadow Stable'• Pepperwood Marlene Streit of Canada : Was!ungton 10 Oregon 7 Wl!'tern Mi chiga n 14 Toledo 13 Sports Wnlers AssociatiOn 'iiU meeting w!Ut the commlssiOI It made up my mtnd th.:',;figh~ ~ad Boston 24 San Diego 17 scored a he•d victory in the captured tile individual title So Caltf 30 Clemson 9 Muskingum 31 Won sler 0 be conducted Wednesday, '· . was agreed the referee was to to be stopped lmm 13te Y to Miami ZO Houston 13 $196,0ZO Gardenia Stakes at with a 289. INebraska 21 Colorado 19 Mt Union 29 Iliram 0 be lhe sole bo"' in the ring, save Ramos from havmg bts Kansas City lit! Denver 10 Garden Slate Park. . -Colo St. U. 41 Atr Force 21 Wittenberg 37 Heidelberg 8 b { . the t "' Ill I " left eye Impaired. Sunday'• Gam.. I . Nevada 40 San Fran. 16 Ob r 7 to" ·.:~1 tile ~:'tor the ;:;,g . "My ring record speaks for Denver at San Diego -' MELBOURNE, Australta . Washington Si 14 Idaho 7 e~~:!~~a ou:;b';in I 3 I etgs " 4 .1 ld be m de 1lsell. My 15 years m the rmg Houstoa at Kan,.. City CIITCAGO (UP!) -Bold Btd· 1 >UPIJ - Kel Nagle of Australia ' Wyomin 33 Utah State 10 ano a eelS on wou a have been recorded for rJno der took tile $124,200 Gold Cup ' won the Wtlls Master olf l g Wayne St 17 Wst rn Reserve 24 --'I· 1 . .., Buffalo at New York bo by f I . g !UCLA ZB Cahfornta 15 c c 11 6 bY '''e '"~ 8 history. I was the world's light al awl rne our lengths. tournament wttb a 72-hole score , Brgham y N M • ap1·ta1 13 J~ ~·n arm · 33 for Oakland at Boston Stmday of 278 1 oung · . ex. • Wabash 28 Ohio WesleY"" 25 .' 'Ramos was ba_dly cu.t in the heavyweight champion .. · Akron 9 Raldwin-Watl ace s th"''• round· 1 v1stted hIS corner many years. Ring Magazine IAuburn 7 Tex. Christian s M h d Notre Dame 38 Oklahoma 0 Kenyon 13 Wilmington 7 d Ill I nd f the ~ ' ~ ~e doc~~· a~d e~Id, ;~~~~-~:ll~~:~gth~P::tl: ofw~~:~ By Unl:';~!:':e~·tional ~·· Rous an her commf~ Oklahoma State 10 Kansas 7 Ohio Northern 21 Ashl~nd 9 bad Th tI ·• So Meth. 24 Tex. Tech 7 Central St 20 Kentucky Sl«le 18 Blanche Braley, Victor BraIRe Mexicaa Chicago Te The group progressed to ,Texas A&M 17 Baylor 13 Case Tech 13 Shepherd 15 lev to Amos Tillis, Rulh -Looise fourth and Ramos was ia , peo~le for what happened last Montreal :1 1 Q 4 the home of Mrs. William Rus· Younslown 43 Sthrn Conn 14 Tillis. 85 arres, Rutland. _, danger ol suffenng permanent !night inside tbe El Torea bull New York se ll where her home wao dec· , and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gor- Eastern Kentucky 35 Findlay 6 Kenneth E. Crablree. Melva 1 1 1 Injury. Iring. I blame tile agitators. Boston I I 0 ' orated '" keepmg with tile Jap. don Johnson and daughters of' F'eye Crabtree to Norbert· John 2 "I again spoke to I he They have them in eveey TorontO .IIJNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB an and Chma theme. The mee~ Gambier, Ohio. I PATRIOTS ROMP Plosk i. 39.9 atre<, Columbia . 8 1 1 1 ..mmlsslon doctor at the end oountry. Signed, Billy Conn." Detroit . mg .opened there. With tlle j Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Howard i BOSTON IUPI) - Halfback Kenneth E. Cra btree, M•Jva 8 J 0 0 The New Haven Jumor Wo- reading of the scripture lesson Larry Garron scored three fa\'e Crd btree to Rolland -K Club of the Carleton Church SWtday'o Resulta man'• Club met for thetr reg- Mark 8· t-3 by Mrs. McGrew, and Michael were weekend . toucltdowns Sunday to lead the Cr;btree. Buleah M. C1'3bt l1!e: ular meeting on October 12th • reading on the Iacls about guests at Troy, Uhto. 'Boston Patrtols to a 3'• 17 ij acres Colu mbia hi eb supports tlt e Rev. and Mootreal I Bostoa 2 w t ttJ h f M L 1 Cb' d b Mr L Mr and M B R v . ' ' ' Mrs. Jesburg, missionaries in New York 1 Toronto 0 a e orne o rs. ymue ma was rea y s. A. . . , . rs. . anc.::e Amencan Football Lea gue up· Kenneth E CrabtreP. ~1Plva dF E held gul Ill Chicago 4 Detroit 1 Meadows. Plans were mille Sprouse and the facts about Ja· VISlled Ulell' son and famlly, 1set over the San D~ego F' C . bt E ne1a urope, . are armoR . to attend tho JuRior Woman's Ipan by Mrs. James Cunning· Mr. and Mrs Tom Vance and Ctrargers aye ra r,. 10 ar1 .1n ,m. v ly meetmg at the home of Clubs South Western Dtstnct h M H La d children at M ganto WV ' . I rna llamel, 102 14 acres. Jutn· Mrs Virgil King last week A NFL Slalldlnp am. rs. arry yne an or wn, · 3 h1a · k1 h .1h bea. t· 11 U . eel P Convention on October 29th at Mrs. WUIIam Russell, accom· l over tile weekend. , NAGLE VICI'OR J. h E R 11 Sh ~- M Mr . .. d Mrs · William King po11 uc unc eon WI a u 1y 11t reu J:ntematloDal Logan w Va anied b Mrs McGrew n i , ~ • . o n ·usse . lne, . had_a• recent visitors Mr. and f~ birthday cake baked by Mrs. EaolerD Dlvls!OD The' Co;...r~aUon Chairman, ~0 Zion ~aste'; with the sa g Mrs. Albert Ftelds of Lin· ..u.LJ,OUH N~. Au<trah• Russ•ll to Stephen B Hourhms, M~ Ralph Chose of Columbua, William Kittl. boJtorlng lllrs. W. L. T· Pet. Mrs Richard Grinstead e- 'nin in • tbe (l'oup coin Park, Mich ' has be<!n vis- iUPI\-Austraha s Kel Nagle V>cki Houcllms, Lots, MlddleMr. and Mrs. Robert Jobns01 John Dean's blrthday, waa aer-, st. Loulo $ 1 1 .8.'13 sen~ the ro ram 00 co!r. ~~sse~! an~ her <h:~=·l iting her daughter and famtlv ,lclosed w1th a f1ve under ~:' 116 port ,,, , and daughters of Reynold!burg, ved at noon. Attending were Dallas tl P I dr ed J G' • Mr. and Mrs James N Roush , for a 72 hole total of 218 to Robert H Fetty Wa<lda J 4 1 1 800 M d M R' h rd H II 'M Be 1 M N · va on. ess as apanese I f1' serv- ' · · ' oberco me a six slroke de( ·11 ' · r. an "· 10 a e man ro. Wayne a, rs. "" Cleveland 4 3 o .667 Plans were made to b0 ld a ed Ia! Chi Ltnda and Jeff. ~ell,v to Clora !'ranee, 9 .IICI"I'S, d and 1 of Hemlock Grove and Mrs. 1man Wood, Mrs. Cbarlesldasb, Washitl ton . a sa a a spec •·1 on the fmal stx holes Sunday Hutland ,, ., 4 Sf 22 m front ese tea. ' 1!:. Helena Conner of Columbus. Mrs. Webber Wood, Mn. Wil· Philade~phia 1 ·:;: B:':. Sale OB Oct. Max BroWJI of West Virginia and wm the Wdls Master Golf , Ethel M Boling. Guy , 1 1 4 3 1 VIsiting recently willl Mrs. liam King, Mro. Clyde Hinton, Pittsburgh ' Bolmg, Earl F Cleland. AJ\ce 1 4 1 'zoo ~ave mm:• 1.~rmtacy: N~ l The main course was held at Umverslly at Morgantown. W. Tournament. Norm.. Wood and Ronnie were Mrs. John Dean aMd Mrs. Vir· New York $ · M n; st ;;fflron ' :tile home of Mrs. Harry Layne • Va. vistted his mother, Mrs : Argentma'• Roberto de Vin· G Cleland to Grover c. SaJ¥r 1 1 117 Mrs. Junior M•sh, Mrs. Clyde gil Kmg. A devotional meeting Atlanta ::' ;. h d ce. G In te d with Mrs. Layne dre8Sed to Frances Brown over U1e week cenzo was second at 280 whtle Jr , Dorlha P. Salser, l . a~. • 0 7 1 000 1 Hinton and Mrs. Leroy W~aol. was held In the aftern001 witb Welten Dl•lsloa · ch~an ~f ·~~ Savi: re~resent tile India theme used ' end. 1 A u s t ra.' 1 a ~ Frank Phillips Sulton. . • Miss Carol Hall entertained the enttre group readmg the w. L. T. Pet· Program, announced ~at tile at this time. Mrs. William Pow- Mayor Mark Ward bas been earned th~rd wtth a 283. Roy Gorby to Oris l!ou~h. wltll a· slumber port~ follo~Jng 12th. chapter of lsa13h . wltll GreeD Bay .11$ program bad been started In ell, Sr., read lactll about India. a patient at Holzer Hos~ital foi-l CHECKERS GET REST , Dorothy G. Hrou<h. Orwn ., '{1. 6 1 1 7 the football game Frtday rughl. closmg prayer by Mrs. William Baltimore ,z Letart and Hartford elementary Mrs. Layne and her <Ommttteellowing an 'dent Ph'li C L ' ' , Roush, Kate Roush, 20 ..,...,, 4 1 667 8cct Attendtngwere Peggy Bower of King. The next meeting wtll be · served curried chicken and a1 I P 0 UMBUS tuPI) - The .salem. . Chester, Sandra Beal and Leta at the home of Mn. Ralph Los Angel~• 4 3 I .571 s~ools on Sept. 12. Stamp~ are rice, nuts, which are served Sporn Plant where be was burn- :Columbu• Checkers will get , Charles 0 Hauber Effi~ L Goodwin. ICarl in November. Sao FranCISCO S Z I .61111 bemg sold at Letart on Frtdays with this dish instead of bread, ed along wttll two other em- four days to recuperate from Hauber to ~1onongah~la p VlsitiDJI wi\11 Mr. and Mrs. Chtcago S I I .500 a!ld at Hartford eveey other and tea. ployees. I•• overtime loss before hosting Co., Right of l'iay. Olive. ~ · Weber Wood recently were Mr. WI' Detroit Z I e J86 Monday. Pare~ts h~ve been The dessert aDd <Oifee hour Weekend guests of Mr. and Ft. Wayne Fr<day tR an Inter- Howard Lowrence to M'onon· and Mrs. Ernest Hart of AthaC SOn 1f IDS Minnesota , I 4 I .zoo adv:~ tha\ it their cbll:en was beld at the home of Mrs. Mrs. H€nry H. Buck, Jr., Sus- national Hockey League match. gahela Power Co., Rigllt.. of ens. . ~y I Resai&S wts pur~ ase atamps ey Herman Layne wbicb was sel"9· an and Margaret, were his The Checkers, who lost Sun- Wav Olive •. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil King Philadelphia 31 New York S Jlllly be obtained oe these days. ed by Mrs. Layne and her com- mother, Mrs. Henry H. Buck, day 6·5 to Des Moines, will be H·•~ry a~d Helen Ca enter were hostll to the Bedford 0 . Washington 26 st.. Louis 26 An award llofbea dollar strip of mittee. Mrs. Carroll Adams, Sr., of Charles City, Va., his after the<r ftrst wm to go with . to Sherman Tillis. Kathle~•l'jiFarm Bureau Collference meetCleveland SO Dallati Z1 stampa wi . awarded to the Jr. dressed '" a Spaoish cos- aunts, Mrs. J. Leonard Perk- three defeats. Elsewhere in the .lis 11 acres Rutland i•g recenUy. AtteDding were Baltimore ., Minnesota 17 •hild purchaotl)g the most tu;,e gave the facts concern. lnson of Arlington, Va., an d t league SundaJ . Dayton beat Ft. [ · · ' · Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carl and Green Bay AUauta at the end of. the school iltg South America, which was Mrs. E. F. Clark of Warwick, Wayne 4·1 and Port HuroR down. , 1 · Rodney, Mr. and Mrs. ~ Chicago l7 Los Angeles 10 the tlleme used at this Ume Va. ed Toledo 5-2. Story, Mr. and Mrs. Richaro · • ·" Saa FrancJsco 'II Detroit 24 Committee reports wore giv- Mrs. J. V. McGrew poured cof: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush ----' '. Hielman, Mr. ~od Mrs. William CODgNJssmaR Walter H. MoelNul Suday'a Gatneo en by Mrs. Mtchael Taylor, fee at the buffet table which visited several days with their JETS UPSET On Your King and Mr. Asa Hoskins and ler announced Oct. 19 the De- Ba!Umtre at Los Angel"' chairman of. Mental Healtb, ~d was <entered with an arraa daughter and family, Rev. and {J Mi" Ada Hoskins. partmentll of Labor and HEW Clevelll5d at Atlanta Mrs. Lymllel ~eadows, <hair- ment representing tile produ: Mrs. Jobn Barringer and Stepb- NNEW!J YORK <UP!) - Joe Mr and Mrs Charles Killg bave itilt approved the large!l Green Bay II Detroit mFan ol education. of Soutll America Tho program en at BurtonsvUie Md t amhadl scorefd hithe fir sl. two .· · · single gr'aDt ever allocated to "'""h..-h t D 11a our aew members Wl!re tiC!• Blak . ' · ouc owns o s profesSional :l VISited Saturday evening wllll . • -~ .... a a s oepted Into the 1 b· Ml was concluded wtth a prayer e N":ewander is 1 pa- career Stntd "y but th, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles EllJa of Ute Southern Ohto Manpower San F'ran 11 Mitmesota •u · .sa by Mrs. Jack T. Welch and the tient at Tbe Medical Center in 'Y Harrisonvllle and also with Training Center In Jackson. Wasbingloll at Philadelpllil Connie Harbour of Masoa, Miss Missionary Benediction. . Galliptlis Ohio Renodugh to keep . the Oakland . :, Moeller said "Today's grant (On! lclleduled JBillce Henry ol Mason Mrs. ' . al ers from beating the New Mr. and Mrs. Kea Lowry of 1 al Ooo 1 92 9511 ill Y gatnee ) KeJJDetlt Vlcket'l of New 'aavea Tbose attending were Mrs. Randy Weaver has be<!n a pa. York Jets 24_11 on Herwitt Marlon who were bere for a 0 ' mo•t $600, 15 • I w and Mrs Joiln Tbo tl Lester Oblinger, Mro. William tlent at Holzer Hospital in Gal· Dixon's tow·hdown plunge ·th INSURANCE '\GiENIC'f; abort visit. provlldeedappro~mateliytlt~-..'"'ed" NliA !!lwllqa New Ha~ mpsoa Russell' Mrs. David Roush, lipolis. two oeconds remaining Wt Phon• 992-2440 ~ Mr. and Mrs. John Stanley emp fY'J WOrAerB W """' BylJDlted Preu iJJtenJtdloell Mrs. John Fry, Mrs. Henry - --'===~====""""""'"""'# and Mr ·-' Mn W-'-· Wood VO<ational tralniJJg ud 00111" Eaaten Dlvllltll Members attending"""' Mrs. Buck Mrs. Edna 8"-'- Mrs """' · """' U d · ·~ 'od ol A L. Sprouse Mrs Michael ' wu•, · were . in Lancaster rti:eQt!y to pe~ on . unng "'" pen W, I. Pet. GB · ' · Harold Joilllsoa, Mrl. MarUo ettend the fait. their lrllntllg. Boston I D 1.000 ... Taylor, Mrl. Richard Grlo- Ohlln&er, Mrs. R. G. Greene, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brooks He added, '"The kleotlflcation Pbllatlelphla 3 8 1.000 Miss Connie Harbour, Mr•. J. V. McGrew, Mrs. wn. and son or Groveport - · re- of occupation, where worken New York I 2 .000 I Fred ~a:~ 'Mn. Ilam R. Powell, M!'ll. Vel· cent Sunday dinner guestll of are In !hort supply BDC\ the ""' Cincinnati 1 2 .331 2 ' esa, ltln. rna Rousll, Mrs. William Pow· Rev. and Mn. Clyde lliotoa. Iectlon ol persons qualified to Baltimore o 4 .000 ~~ Meadows. ell, Sr., Mrs. Harry L. Dyer, Recent visitors of. Mr and ml Ulese po•ltlons, will be the Westen Dlvlsloll WTHERAN WOMEN Mrs. Gary Roush; Mrs. A. L. Mrs. John Dean and ..,.;, were mponslbllity of Labor Departw. L. Pet. GB 'nte Lutbe;aD Churdl Women Sprouse. Mrs. Jobnie R o u s b, Mrs. Walter Terrell, Miss Anita menl OffiOJals - traln!n& ICII' Chicago 4 2 187 of Sl. Paulo Cburch bold a Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs. HerWatkins Ml81 VIckie Kendall particular, skills &1141 CORducl ol St Louio l 2 :SOO Progressive . Dtnner on S!lllday man Layne, Mrs. Carroll Ad· a ut' K d f p ka operations at tile Center il hand-_ · F ran evening begummg at 1:30 p.m. ama Jr Mrs Dai Sobol' • · nd 1 a Y en a ' 0 • atao Ia led by officials or the Depart- 8an clsce 2 3 .400 1 ~ The mission theme for the pro' ·• · en ' and Ruth and Juarnta TerreD me t 1 liEw., llelroit 2 a .4110 1~ (l'am wao "HIIIgry World. • · · Mrs. Nelson Roush, Mrs. Jack of Pomeroy. · n ~ Angeles 1 1 · 250 a Tit T. Welch, Mrs. Harold Rose, Mr. llld MrS. Cllarlee King After completion of their trainSuaday'o a..,!~ boU: ;v~~ D~ II I be Mrs. Donald Bumgardner, Mrs. visited recently with Mr. and lng, _Individuals are placed 11 New York 124 aticago Illll where tile · Rouab Jamo• Ctlllningilam end gueala, Mrs. Otto Lolta o1 Po1110roy. · ::: ~fied w~c';:ey ..=,~ Delrtilllt San Fr8llllO by the ~~;':.. M'rs. J. Lemtard Perkinson ot Several from this commuaqueut (Only rames ocbeduled) J. v. McGrew nplainm'g Arllngton, W. Va., Mrs. Hoary lty atlencied the chicken barberyym erv1ce. 'l'lesda)''l Geme tour aod progra'm to be llludlod H. Buclc, Sr., of Charles Ctty, M at the Melgs County FaJr. Baltimore at PbUadelpbla Mrs. Ja•k T. Welcb re&d tutti Mn. E. F. Clark ot grounds recently, ~VU U'I'IRI!S (Oily game 1Cbe+1ted) lrtlele ''Hungry World." The ~~:.t~ P"'D• Lit •• hllpi We ltlo ..._.of dotlora, Ill thousands of people, fo.r hundred• of ditlerent MrL Roland Dais, leflcher In lnto<atlon w g1 by M .....,. drMitt: • ....,, llflr ar II rMIOft enoulilh. Ask for our .,Auto MontY'' loan. Budatl the Salisbury se)loo~ It.- ,... Byllnlled Presa ID~tltnal ABL ...... McGrew. ~ul.,.venand Mr.. Ivan Shawver Is e pa..., I wlllla _ . . , . _ schodule. · turnecl to • leaching an4, Is SWANSEA, Wales .(UPI)- By ll~led l'reH ~ cl'oeuvret represenllng I h 1 Uent <n a ltooptlal lD Salem, Va. feeling better tollo~ 8D Jll. 'felsbman Brian Ourvll, :19, tile Ills.... Dlvll._ South Sea I81e were •metl by Ha ha! been with bla 1011 and aess. . •, , end Etnplre wellel' W. I. T. Pis family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl ' Mn. Joli;r Jlolley, who haa weicbt cllamplon, annoWiced Quebec Shawver and dau«bter Ia SaJ.. 1 1 ·~ 8 llulfal been a J{ldelll .ll Veterul 'bla retirement from lmlng Henltey I S 1 3 .em. , 11'1 lln&Ji I 4 1 1 1~ M~mortat · Hqapltal bU ~ ~ due to a d8Jitlletl !lprlnglleld . 1 3 . o 2 Mrs. Carl Tennant Ia 1 medl3 1 1 6 od home uti ·is ~- , .,. ·eehnJelleDdo!fln bls rt,~~t heel. BaliiDiore 1 1 a Buffalo~·..Rn~ ; ..,, palletll at ltolzer lloopital. · Mr. llld ~· ,Clialnl -.,._. ~. !lito won the ·u11e In Pro9ldei!ee · Henlte ' llltd , . Mr. aod Uri. Garland Qood. 0 1 1 1 '. ---····~I Jr. 1111d Mrtt: ~bet!J .M!JIT~ tlltlO . matltl his :, Westen Dlvlalta 1 7 PtovideJJCt I . win of GIOUCOIIIr Pulnl, v1~ 4 were ,dJtatr ~ ~U,· of dtctllori alter c0nsulti"B a t, Tl I'll ~1 , . ~,re· been guests tl Dr. aod 100 W. I 11101 k-tl:t-2111, Pliii'MiiW ',-q:. ' Rev. iJJd Mrs•. !:Jydii Hinton. . croup II J:.oodOII doelorl 1111 Plltlbuqh :. I I : IIIDII "'; eel) """· R. F. Beyanl · 4 1 . ' "' ~ llj~ , ,Tbt ~ wll!lO'Ilii"J wee1J: • . ;• Cle·-•·~• .. . i I M-., I_Ga.. ,, Mr. and Mr1. Haro . lei Jollftlon . · ·1.' 1 • . ,_., Nt (llmeudJetluletl bavt 11MJt ~ ·their· .. e . I t .1~ Yardl pe'leB:red ..... liZ ee CIOYeilnd •., ., . 10 3 l7 ._30 Dallas .. , ... , . . . 7 0 0 lf.-:U Scoring: CLE-FG Groza 39 CLE-F'G Groza 47 DAL-Meredlth 3 rua (Villaneu. va kick) CLE-Morll 15 pass Ryan (Groza kick) CLE-F'G Groza 30 CLE-Kelly 2 n111 (Groza kick) CLE-Warleld 21 pass from Rytin (Grtza kick) DAL-Parklns 1 run (Vlllaneu· va kick) DAJ,C!arke I paSI from Meredlth (Villuueva• Referee BI•nyCODD 8}ames A •tators, Not spectators :ry ( •ap'•t0 I ('I How Top 10 F~tt•eilJ 1Jnrh111 Th~ w. -A~.;; II · Browns Bounlie Cowboys 30-21; Cards Upset, 26-20 ~:~:::::;; ol the persistence of the ol(t our security in case ol a law dames who throw their darling ~ui t 11 ht'! cc<us~ a wrr• K .. ·•<it daughters at me. And the they ask oowadays. Is Jar above dauahters keep throwing ftlnts the msunmce earned . . too. Thts has led to natsh · feetPlease tell Ulem for me and ings. Would we be held res~on· all bachelors - we 'll gel mal' ' sible and liable d he were inried the day a young fitly can volved in • law suit? -;ANX~rove she won't grow into : IOUS GRANDPARENT an old nag. - S1.-.LWAti'f Dear Grand~arent: STALLJON Ai legal guardians of a m\n· Dear Stallion: or - yes, you are responsltlle .. .. And she just may accept, [ for his .actions. ~;J~'~"~"'~"'~Y~""r"'"'" p ·• ••' ) 1 CASE FOR BACHELORS [cense. He has passed hts drlv· uear Helen: er training class with guod rat· 1 am li ua ch~Jor oy prefer· mg ind is a responsible fellow. ence but the world is against However, at our ages, we .O.D06 AT THIS .t.NP P!ZAY I G.t.N ~OY.O.I.. ~It l WO>l'T MIND I'.OQ.KING Ll KE COJNTY CQV\MIT'TffM.O.N, I 140PIO AND TRUST ,' G) HELEN HELP Us!l l'ii.I..OW VIORJ(ell$, I Wlo.NT 'IW 10 If THE MY PiO-RTY 10 RUM FOil ,, . ' .. -~ ,. ' �. 2-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 2f, 1981 • F,l~ 10 KNOW TW.T I H~\t Bl!!eN ORAI'TfO BY EL~CTiON'" TDSNOW~IM CXIUNT ON '>OUR SIJPI'ORT•.. by Hel•n Bottel UNDER ~ ly MIKB PIIBNDEJiGAsT spilled fr.olit the unbeaten J"llllka. lllliled Pnu ~oaal St. Lou!! Ia 5-l-1, Dallas f-1·1 ,, '· and Clevelalld 4'2 In the tight CLE, ELAND (UP!) - Frank struggle. Ryan fired I pall' ?f jtucbdown The Browns, leading 31·7 at passes and Ria! Ftchtner mter- hai!Ume, scored 17 pointll 11 cepted three passes SUnday to the · third period before 84,lll le~d "I .ortunlslle ClevelAnd to fans - aa .al~tlme Cleveland a 30-:!1 rout o the previously record crowd - to break tile unbeaten Dallas Cowboys and game wide opeJL put lite BroWII!t back !.a> con- Slatlstlcs €1e Dal telltlon lor their third ·alraight First downs ... , , • , 17 30 Eastern Division c:HWD. Rushing yardage .... 105 156 Tbe Browaa vic:tocy, couplediPasslRg · yardage ... 159 257 with Wuhlngton'l defeat ol Sl Passea . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-:U 1!6-45 Louis, e!J81>1ed <ileveland to Passes Intercepted by 4 0 move closer to the Cowboyi Punts ..... ' ........ 11-42 3-Z!I and Cardinals, whll were botll Fumbles lost ..... .. . I 0 mt!.' Helep you hl;l\1 " nu lOtta , feel we would be jeopardizi)lg '' the day YOU can prove a stal· But it HE iB a .respotl$1ble wart stallion won't grow Into fe-llow, 1 careful dr1ver - and a concf'iled old mule! -H. you ilave adequ"te Insurancecouldn't you take a chance? Dear Helen: P. S. Insist ,tllat he earn the You told "Human Too" to be extrd insurance required when Ulankful for the stinkers be· I a male driver under Za takes cause they make good conver- lthe wheel, and also that he '(.;, • • sation pieces even while they help out on gas and upkeep. "' k rr .' bl f 1 k This will slow him down coD· lolothon o1 youn& soldlera -yours usualiy more nonchalant . . he has e chance. for Katzen· . rna e le mtsera e or c er •; ;iderably. -H. rest easily: George Bird Ham· I Cali!. Gov. Pat Brown frsnk, bacll's atty gen'l 10b but nol l Not when they get you fired. [ 111011 i!n't tilt McCoy Viet Nam· '[dismay tin a magi at his TV !much A Nevada "name" and I had 3 summer l~b tn a _groc· YOUR HELPING HAND WJf draft age (261 at all. but shortcomings: ··All the German some Vegas strange-money got store. I? thiS parttcular I DEPARTMENT 31 1 Probably the only thing in me comes out. and none or a temble kick m·the cash m ~tore, If a customer complams, Dear Helen . ... . k. I h I . h" c hi) B t II th t s· t b nk shutdown she gets a hundred free trad- ' . . keeptng George from' rna mg tB e kim' I I•Low~, . .t. '~Aa I leTru "'could make Ba. r.. i•• stamps. Well this woman My stster I! paraly•ed from that public Is hts actors ego • uc ey s n nuon recrut mg PP e ree · .,. ' d a brain tumor but loves to reIn May of 'ti3 Hamilton was Iwriters for his Nat'\ Review bar a Harris as big a name as told the manager 1 was dru •1• etlve mail Lettert would · the role of Moss Hart l1there ·s a shortage 11ere1 I,eary 1 M 1· Lans. «'Ollected an ld . greatly cheer· · pla\'Jng · erman- Marm. fher ..>lamp< bl H Ida Price c-o 1 In ine Warn•r movie "Act One" Mrs. Douglas MacArthur was bury etc. i was out 0 • 1o · •d wou n 1Ivy Hall Nur~lng Home ' 301 · · h ' 1even hsten to my s1 e.k His own offtcral bmgrap Y enchanted at M~ur1~e "' '-'1'eva. [ Watauga Avenue, Elisabeth· otated tllat In 1152 while at , Jler's Waldorf rmg!lde At Camillo <Corky) Rochette of For all tllat wo~an new, ton, Tennessee. -Mrs. F.E.M. Palm Beach High Schoo I, . th• last moment Mary Martin , Abercrombie and Fitch quietly , mtght have lleen su~pQrtmg ~ I " - • then 17 won tile ''best and husban<l Dick Halliday de· wed Gloria Valqul, e1 · Miss •family. Thank goodneso t was This column Is dedicated to w-o award ' T. ed Will'Jams • lo't but I was trymg to earn ramily living, so if you're hav· aetor for ' the Stale a( ci dt>d not to ride to. was h.mgton L'1ma, peru Flor'-la" . Thill would make from Bn•ton in thetr Rolls · ·recently ex-ed w1fe Lee com· money for cotlege. 1 ing kid trouble or just plaiD him 31 y•ors old now. Royce for their opening in "I plained her prir.ed mink coat 1 agree, there are somehrea · lroutlle Jet Ilelen Help YOU Do 1 Do'" nd t k 1 . 1 , "Y 't ly great customers sue as .' · AMI Sletar of the Sou~eal h ~. R . a oo da P ~-~· was u~e ~~\- rau~e th o~ 1 c~~a Ithe one who told th~ manager , She Will also welcome your Rtrlster toddled along M&.... son tde,_r o11"~ 1atHer was emoh <ltsh . kwea~, It l.'iTedm~ n'd .~ on ; I had bten her ravorite clerk. ' own amusmg experitoncl!s. Ad· Avt. with us on her way t.o '-' m a l>ifW aven eras e eys ... sa1 never a- . h d . . HL~u 1 dress Helen Bottel ln care gf . """ by a mIraele ga In" but th at' s wha t he batted 8 ut e wm'l n' ..1"'"' Dn. · this newspaper, Dr. von Stein's "to get a b1g drJVer esca~ ~<th to ut~.tomfit vltlmln lhol" inJprepara· but said the rear ,.at would )lefore he went Leeward .. Per- What bt"' me ~, e c :1 h - - -'- lion for Frank Sinatra's L A. have been a homicidal shamble. ry Cottl() won tbe high TV bid· ..er " a ways rtg 1 even 1 5 • 1 1 • Lit Vtlll ....tend anniver· Mrs. AI tFranm1 GellPr. ding for Angela Lansbury for 1" a <ar: . h Tbe -~lmanao 1 ury oriY lor the Freddy lito?~ wile of the •hoe tycoon busted hi! Thanksgiving show so of I won t mentton I e. peop e Ruwll) Brl•sons . . On Park her hip and double fractured an rourse Angela mia will sing one 1who sneak out. With lhmgs, or By Vnittd Press lntf'htatloaat AVf. in front of the Colony arm In a home· fa ll but I! r•· of her "Marne hits plus one I the men who gtve you a tongue Today is Monday, Oct. 24. the Club llWktd at a how-chit· rovering nicely AN. Y. coun· written by Ray Charles, Perry's las~ngf b~cause t~e person •· f:!~. day of 19116 with 118 Ia can-you~1et Item . a handsme ty grand jury returned about producer Mutual Nttwork he~ 0 t em IS sow. . . bronn·brown sllltion wagon - 10 in<lirtments on the "rigged· SpQrtcast<r Van Patrick bought I I m not sorry I wurked In The moon Is betwe"' tis ftrsl ' RniiA·Royce station wagon! ,bid" painting Sl'andal . R.etir- Fort Laude-rdale radio station !t.he supermarket. J learned a . quarter and, ruU pllase. Must say It fractured our 'tng Chief N. Y. Appeals Cnurt WWIL for $350.1100 !!heres gold tot about .the cruelty - and al· l The mormng stars are Mars cabdriver Alton Blake and Jud£e Charles De•mond thinks in them thar mikes, Pal!. , so th~ kmdness - of peo~le. l and Jupller. ______ - · . _. - - - - - _ - -- .. . . 1 But Ill never forget the crush· The evenmg star I• Saturn. ' ing blow ol being fired. So , American playwrighl, dire<· don't say "be thankful for the lor and author Moss Hart wa! ~ommen !•tinkers" until you know : bomonthl• _day_in1904. I ' . 1how 11 feels. -LYNDE [ On thts day m htstory: . . t!Jear I.ynde: In 1861, the first telegram WASHINGTON - The 89th Iever a partisan as we know par·1 this country, was no moro hiS I know how It feels, and I was sent across the United ,.,,ngress drew to a close in an tlsanshlp today. And though Ill<• cup of tea than it was Byrd's !till say "be thankful for the I States when california Supreme <~lmo~phe~ more po1gnant than . Virginian was orriciaJiy a Dem- 1cup of tea . stinkers". They can hurt Ukei Court Justice Stephen Field i< all the usual air of noslalgie ocrat and the New Englander ! This did not mean that they blazes, but they also make you 1 message President Uncoln in ond auld lang syne. officially a Republican, these were oppQsed to democratic so· so mad you try harder for suc- , Washington. for it 11 saying a farewell , were t1t1es more or eonven~ luhons; and 1t never meant thry lcess - JUSt to prove them I In 1901, Mrs. Anna Edson ·· to its Jast human em~iments ience th?n of reality. Par at lhe wer~ lacking in co-:npasaion, orr' wrong. -H. Taylor went over Niagara FaH 5 of sn otherwi,. l<>nJ·Smce oot· [erld of tl. each voted prPUy bost1le to change SIDlply as in a barrel. the first person to dated politico - a politics alike much as he saw fit, paymg Otl· change. But both were skepU· A LONG WAIT survive such a stunt. of aristocratic privilege and of ly an absent-minded dtferenc• cal of chanae for ita own sake Dear Helen: In 194~ Secretarv If Stat• 1 8 matchloss aristocraUc sense ' to ~arty considerations In the - and both were profoondly at· We are the grandparents and James Ryrnes an~ounced Ute of personal responsr Jil•. . 1pmall and housekeeping matters.[ tached to the ultimate interests guardians of a near-17-year-old • charter of the United Nations Two loni-lived 4)'m. . Neither, moreover, was an ol the nation ltllelf. Iboy .. He wants us to slg~ hls l was in force after tile Soviets lhi& traditiM an 4eparting with : ideological man, even though the I Tiley may have boon wrong ·apphcatton for a drtver s. h ratified it. · lhtl CQilCTm - the one. for· one, Byrd, wa! endlessly ~re· in many thing! All the same . In I!II>Z Gen. Dwight Eloen'll!er 9tJL Harry Flood Byrd of' sented as a determined "con!ef· they were lrreplactablt. F.;. as moonlight and •• real as bower, ~mpaigning for the ViJ1inia, ill cloath. and the otll· vative" and the other, Salton- they s ke for a kind of poblic steel. . . presidency, said ll elected he w, Sta. L..erett Saltonstall of stall, as a habitual "mnderate." llle wli::,h gleamed witll a per· There were Jnsttncttve. char· would go to Korea to seek an . Massachuiotts, in voluntlry Whet botll really trlod to do, sonal integrity as it shone witb ter members of ~hat thl! col· end to tile war. ••rtment With tllfoir d"""rt· though each had hlo own way ummst once described as the r_ . -ra personal courage not too com- 1 CI b f th Se 1 h' h tll'l. CollirtiS as an lnsUtulion, of going about It, was to deend mon ony more. nner u o e na e w IC pd lllGI't spo<ift<llly tho Sen- old values which were never at last rules the human tone ott, w~l never be the same a- partisan and never ideological. II 1oes withaul saylna that of the Senate even on . those HAVE BLADDEIIRIIITATION t'Jther. they were great friends, this many &ecasions when It cannot After 21, eomm11n Ktdner or Bl&dder tr.. 1111. rl~adon• alhtt twtct 11.1 many women N ' For Byrd and Sa_ltonstall for Thoufh Byrd was almost unf. Yankee throwback patrician control the actt~n11 of the Sen- ~':,.~0m1~~~~'lt~rnr:~·~:\e"i!f:: ,.an hid st.od '' extra . onH- versally !een as a man who who is Saltonstall, and t h i s ate. With the somg of Harry ~!j!~~!£~~:'l:!~ ~~: 1!::.-t~o!'ti narily unrommoo m1n 'o a po. most of aU simply wanted to Southern throwback Patrician Flood Byrd Sr. and Leverett :rpre~::~·tnaea~nh~~~ft~~·~~::;i knl tin~ seizfd keep the Federal budset bal~ who was Byrd. And ·each knew Slltonstall the lnner Club has uuaut ltrJna•·•••t reJuJnr eomrort br II.,_, _ .. 1111 1 t 1 t d ffi h curbiDf lrrllat1n1 rrrma. In .uronr '"d 1 ae• 'bJ'"'• commm~ men. ' anced, he was in truth a man power in the Senate - Byrd a os une ec e o tcers w o can ur•n• a.nd br anal&:ni•_Pala rru,, To M IUI't, Harry Flood who most of all wanted to k..q great power inde«< for e long never be replaced. craT•lt" "'"'"'"' ""'""" '"" IJN Sr. lD a seDSO gurvives this a socitty with tho govern- lime, and Saltonstall a mort .thlltiiP bil soo, lltn. Harry ing pQWorJ deliberately spilt up casual ~nd lesser pQwer - but EARLY AMERICAN STYLED PHILCO Ji'load lyrd Jr., assuming the and diffused obout as the Am· neither ever souaht power so youngtr Byrcl'• .....,lection iD ericans of the 18th Century had much as he alltwod power to November. But in a deeper plannod. come to him. ¥<JISO an era l1u IDded w1th tile Soltonstall, for his part, want· Each was undemandin& in a IIIII ~M~Iemll\'1 deatll lD Illrry· ed much the oome thing In place notable for ttrldency and ville, Va., jllll ea ~ hat ended [rtallty. For In hl1 heart the In· urgency. Both opok• lnfroquent· il 11» *•ilioo of sena~· Sal. cn!asin& lederalizafloo, tho In- ly attd so!Uy, but each had a tonstlll t. apond t11o r01111illder cr.. llttl (fey hotttopnilltiolt ol personal inDuenc. u IOI.Silmer ot hla ur. Ia his natln Massa· · dtulllts. a.th Jyrd and Saltonltlll In •'11 refll<led Ute polltl<al lile of a contuey ago. Bolh fttted lite old concept of the lltnate as really 1 mHiin1 place ol ponrlul periOilll oml>Piado" from e ....aii'IH ff IOVINiJn stltn. Nellller wu • otre 0 Daily SeDUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oel. 24, 1 Broo d way Pt·AY j \ I w• r.' 1 'Ill DAllY SIN1'IIl C.UII ... ••nl•t•o• .. Modtl Q-5506 AS LOW AS _ _ __ l'bttae fop 'ltll' ....,. O.K. 'IIIIa - ,_ _ , ._ . . llrlftJ' ... ... .,, p41r iiM!'!Ih Your old TV will eover yo11r 4own peymot'on 1 DeW f8r Phtlco Color TV - - Come in end 1eol 'IIUJY Ameri· can style, finished to match maple. UHF·VHF re<:apllon, memory matic tuning, Swivel cab\Jiet. T WIN A.tff ORAl! 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'.,..~ ~· ~ 1 ApprovaI £ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ..... :::'. i ov.~f :~.;~,:;..the property Transfers'. 1 SIMPLE EASY RULES FOREMAN &ABBOTT IS Till AIIWII New Haven :ta!p COLOR TV ,• M. 3: I WOMEN OFTEN ' F baII I ! 1 I ege • b Kmgs Dry S , I NeWS I I ,li~~e l 0 ~~s \~~i~g ba~yut. - i \ ~~yl~l~. rutes discussion Coli m:': ilir4G GAPttFs OF 1 oil \Veekendsports summary ;.,;a. 'I 1 ts I -I ' l., T0JambOfee A - 84,72L League Wesler'll Division leadTile Ored·UP WaslliJIBion Red· lng Packers and the seventh skins &pUled the league-leading successive 1.., for the Oedgiing St. Louis Cerdinala from the Falcons. The 53 point margin ranks of tile unbeateD, ZS.ZO, on was the largest ever for the four field goals by Cbarlie Packers in an NFL game. Gogolak and two fourth-period scoring strikes from Souny Jur. JohlHly Untta• fllppl'd a 13 • geosen to Bobby Mitchell. yard pass to Ray Berry lor the The Green Bay Paekers un- wi~ning touchdown but then al· velled milllo!Hiollar rookie run- most blew the game Wlth a ctSI· ners Donn Anderson and Jim ly fumble as the Baltimore Grabowski Ill spectacular lash- Coltll bong on for • ZO.I7 vtcton Sunday, to rout the bapless tory over the Minnesota VikAtlanta Falcons by a record ings In a brui~ing struggle that 56-3 score. featured a WJid second-penod It was tile otllh win in seven I melee. starts for the National Fllllball John Brodie hit Mooty SUck- I 1 ljVen S din' tao gs NEW VllRK IHPfl'· H•n'l bow lhe top 11 mll.jorl colo. lege football ~m~ ~~~· lea wllh a 21 yard touchdown 1rt;: the w..ken4. ·• · . ~· pass three seconds befQre the I. Notre . O.me be•t):, ,._ final gun t. give favored San boma 18-0. . ,. Francisco Forty Ntners a 27-24 President ArUtur Stobart and 2. Mlehfgao State ~ victory over the Detroit Lions. ' Secretarv Frail<·~> Anderson will Pardltl! 41-!t. ,. Gale Sayers, racing in the style represent the Pomeroy Bowli•g 3. UCLA beal Ca!Homl,;·zt. of his glory days as last sea' Associatiolt in tbe 7th Annual I 15. ·' i son's rookie of tile year, swept Officers l•mbor.. of tho Ohio 1 4. Alabama beat Vand•rbDI 96 yards with a kickoff return ' State Bowling ~ssociation. 11-f. for a touchdown 1o na)l down ; The one-dav e~·ent, to be he•d 5. Soulllera ~Ia a 17-to Chicago Bears victory Oct 29 ., Sidney Ohio. m- ClemliOG 30-0. '• over the Los Angeles Rams. etudes a thr~~.;;Jlme smgleo 6. Georgia Tech. '"'Jtl Norm Snead threw two touch- hand1ca~ tour!l11"~1])<li~. d111oer ,l 35-17. , & down passes during a 24-pomt and addres~fKen oylan of 7. Nebraska btl!ti:oltlr'!" llo surge in the second period and the ABC u s partment. 19. •· Jed tile Philadelphia Eagles to Presidents no secretartes 8. Floriqa ,tiea~ Loa,-•• tlleir second victory of the year 1 from most the state's 125! Stat• 18-7, : over the New York Giants 31·3. city associatio~re expee~Pd '- PurCI.ye loot to· Micblgaa W<th O::!ma lost -..itre Bowling will be at Ho!E·i•Y Dame 38.1). ~~ Lanes with dinner at .Johnson 's ~. ..,. 1 AFt 81tadlnp steak house in Sidney. The RACE WINNER ·' ' By liDlted Prell lnlenlaUooal MEXICO CITY (UPI) -John 00t Jambor.e also >•ill serve Js a MILAN ,/ Italy (UP!l-!le<ler Bylhdled ProM IDtmlliUoeal Saturday Surtees of England woo the I . kickoff for the Ohio Assoe· Piggot rode Marco VisconU ol Eosten Dlvlalon MEXICO CITY (UP!) - Mexican Grand Prix auto race Alabama 41 Vanderbilt 6 lation's 63rd Annual St,te Tour- Italy to a length victory in W· L. T. Pet. Ughtwotght dlamptoa Carlos to chnch second ~lace m tile W Va 7 Bluefield St 7 tie nament which will open in Ak- Sunday's $56.000 Jockey Club MEXICO CITY (UP!) -Bll• of the round and pleaded wllb New York 4 2 I .667 Ortiz was awarded a fiftll world driving standings. W: va: Wes. 27 West . Liberty 7 : r n on March I 1967 .and Gold Cup race. Clllcoress,q . 0 · Jy Coni], the referee of Satur-- him to come into the rin~ and Boston 3 2 1 .800 round knockout ov~r Sugar -Slipnrrv l{nrk ~r, r.1~~"!wro o i was second. with White Gloves day night'• disputed fight be- examine the cut. I told htm It Buffalo 3 3 I .500 Ramos by referee Bdly Conn. CARLSBAD, Calif. (UP!) Kent 35 Bowling Green 12 Ohio Colle~e Foolhall Seor•• lhtrd behind the Jour-ye~ r-old tween Carloe Ortiz and Sugar was very bad but he refused to Hous_ ~ 3 4 0 .429 T_he M~lcan boxing comm_Is· Jack Rule and Sandra Snuzich ;Georgi"' "~7 Kentur·kv 15 Ttalirm horse. f sed t0 1 th f" 1 " " By Unitt'd l'ress lntcrs1.11ional , ., Ramos, Sunday Issued the fol· get Into the ring. M1amt 1 5 0 .286 ston re u go a ong WI won the Haig Scotch mixed golf IGeorgia Tech 25 Tulane 17 Saturday ·- - - lowing aotarized gtatement re- He told me If the cut Westero Division the verdict. !·tournament by one stroke with Florida 18 LSU 7 Ohio Slate 24 l'it" "'"in 13 M~SS PLA'JN>:D .•. garding his pQSJiton in tile light- worsened I should stop the W. L. T. P<l. . a 276 total. Fla. St. 10 Mississippi st. o ' Mia mt J:l Ohio University 13 · PHILAOt:LPHIA tui'l)r' weight championship bout: light. Kansas City 5 2 0 .711 NEW YORK IUPI) -Assagat , -Richmond 23 David8on 17 Dayton 10 Northern Mieh>gan o <~lemn Requtem Mas~ . ,Jot, , 71won the $112.100 Man O'War [ "Early in the fifth round Sa Di . . Ed · L D 1 4 •• I ·"" 1 ''The Mellcan Boxing Com· . . n ego ,Stakes at Aqueduct by three· MEXICO CITY <UP!) -The I Mid. Tenn. 20 Morehead 7 Xavier 27 Challanno~a 10 , wm . e aney, 56 '. a 'liW.· ml.,ion ·~pointed me to .Ortiz landed sohd punches on Oakland 4 S 0 .571, t f I th i United Stales won the Women•sWayne<burg 54 Geneva 7 Defiance 28 Blufflon 7 ! wnte~ fur the. Phtla~Jelijh" ref"ree the world'! lightweight the eye. · Denver I 8 0 .143 'quarerso ·~ . [World Amateur team golf tiUe'IdahoSt.l7 Montana 14. Cinl'innati 28 Kan;as State 14 Evenmg Bullei.ID a~d pa." title bout between Carlos OrtiJ I saw the cut on the left eye Sunday's Result& CHERRY HILL, N.J. (UP!) ' with a lour-round score of 580. 1Tex. Western 3 San Jn.- St 0 Kent State 35 Bowling Green II nreStdenl of tbe PhJJade11Jh'a and Sugtr Ramos. At the was deep and bleeding badly. I Oakland Z4 New York 11 - Meadow Stable'• Pepperwood Marlene Streit of Canada : Was!ungton 10 Oregon 7 Wl!'tern Mi chiga n 14 Toledo 13 Sports Wnlers AssociatiOn 'iiU meeting w!Ut the commlssiOI It made up my mtnd th.:',;figh~ ~ad Boston 24 San Diego 17 scored a he•d victory in the captured tile individual title So Caltf 30 Clemson 9 Muskingum 31 Won sler 0 be conducted Wednesday, '· . was agreed the referee was to to be stopped lmm 13te Y to Miami ZO Houston 13 $196,0ZO Gardenia Stakes at with a 289. INebraska 21 Colorado 19 Mt Union 29 Iliram 0 be lhe sole bo"' in the ring, save Ramos from havmg bts Kansas City lit! Denver 10 Garden Slate Park. . -Colo St. U. 41 Atr Force 21 Wittenberg 37 Heidelberg 8 b { . the t "' Ill I " left eye Impaired. Sunday'• Gam.. I . Nevada 40 San Fran. 16 Ob r 7 to" ·.:~1 tile ~:'tor the ;:;,g . "My ring record speaks for Denver at San Diego -' MELBOURNE, Australta . Washington Si 14 Idaho 7 e~~:!~~a ou:;b';in I 3 I etgs " 4 .1 ld be m de 1lsell. My 15 years m the rmg Houstoa at Kan,.. City CIITCAGO (UP!) -Bold Btd· 1 >UPIJ - Kel Nagle of Australia ' Wyomin 33 Utah State 10 ano a eelS on wou a have been recorded for rJno der took tile $124,200 Gold Cup ' won the Wtlls Master olf l g Wayne St 17 Wst rn Reserve 24 --'I· 1 . .., Buffalo at New York bo by f I . g !UCLA ZB Cahfornta 15 c c 11 6 bY '''e '"~ 8 history. I was the world's light al awl rne our lengths. tournament wttb a 72-hole score , Brgham y N M • ap1·ta1 13 J~ ~·n arm · 33 for Oakland at Boston Stmday of 278 1 oung · . ex. • Wabash 28 Ohio WesleY"" 25 .' 'Ramos was ba_dly cu.t in the heavyweight champion .. · Akron 9 Raldwin-Watl ace s th"''• round· 1 v1stted hIS corner many years. Ring Magazine IAuburn 7 Tex. Christian s M h d Notre Dame 38 Oklahoma 0 Kenyon 13 Wilmington 7 d Ill I nd f the ~ ' ~ ~e doc~~· a~d e~Id, ;~~~~-~:ll~~:~gth~P::tl: ofw~~:~ By Unl:';~!:':e~·tional ~·· Rous an her commf~ Oklahoma State 10 Kansas 7 Ohio Northern 21 Ashl~nd 9 bad Th tI ·• So Meth. 24 Tex. Tech 7 Central St 20 Kentucky Sl«le 18 Blanche Braley, Victor BraIRe Mexicaa Chicago Te The group progressed to ,Texas A&M 17 Baylor 13 Case Tech 13 Shepherd 15 lev to Amos Tillis, Rulh -Looise fourth and Ramos was ia , peo~le for what happened last Montreal :1 1 Q 4 the home of Mrs. William Rus· Younslown 43 Sthrn Conn 14 Tillis. 85 arres, Rutland. _, danger ol suffenng permanent !night inside tbe El Torea bull New York se ll where her home wao dec· , and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gor- Eastern Kentucky 35 Findlay 6 Kenneth E. Crablree. Melva 1 1 1 Injury. Iring. I blame tile agitators. Boston I I 0 ' orated '" keepmg with tile Jap. don Johnson and daughters of' F'eye Crabtree to Norbert· John 2 "I again spoke to I he They have them in eveey TorontO .IIJNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB an and Chma theme. The mee~ Gambier, Ohio. I PATRIOTS ROMP Plosk i. 39.9 atre<, Columbia . 8 1 1 1 ..mmlsslon doctor at the end oountry. Signed, Billy Conn." Detroit . mg .opened there. With tlle j Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Howard i BOSTON IUPI) - Halfback Kenneth E. Cra btree, M•Jva 8 J 0 0 The New Haven Jumor Wo- reading of the scripture lesson Larry Garron scored three fa\'e Crd btree to Rolland -K Club of the Carleton Church SWtday'o Resulta man'• Club met for thetr reg- Mark 8· t-3 by Mrs. McGrew, and Michael were weekend . toucltdowns Sunday to lead the Cr;btree. Buleah M. C1'3bt l1!e: ular meeting on October 12th • reading on the Iacls about guests at Troy, Uhto. 'Boston Patrtols to a 3'• 17 ij acres Colu mbia hi eb supports tlt e Rev. and Mootreal I Bostoa 2 w t ttJ h f M L 1 Cb' d b Mr L Mr and M B R v . ' ' ' Mrs. Jesburg, missionaries in New York 1 Toronto 0 a e orne o rs. ymue ma was rea y s. A. . . , . rs. . anc.::e Amencan Football Lea gue up· Kenneth E CrabtreP. ~1Plva dF E held gul Ill Chicago 4 Detroit 1 Meadows. Plans were mille Sprouse and the facts about Ja· VISlled Ulell' son and famlly, 1set over the San D~ego F' C . bt E ne1a urope, . are armoR . to attend tho JuRior Woman's Ipan by Mrs. James Cunning· Mr. and Mrs Tom Vance and Ctrargers aye ra r,. 10 ar1 .1n ,m. v ly meetmg at the home of Clubs South Western Dtstnct h M H La d children at M ganto WV ' . I rna llamel, 102 14 acres. Jutn· Mrs Virgil King last week A NFL Slalldlnp am. rs. arry yne an or wn, · 3 h1a · k1 h .1h bea. t· 11 U . eel P Convention on October 29th at Mrs. WUIIam Russell, accom· l over tile weekend. , NAGLE VICI'OR J. h E R 11 Sh ~- M Mr . .. d Mrs · William King po11 uc unc eon WI a u 1y 11t reu J:ntematloDal Logan w Va anied b Mrs McGrew n i , ~ • . o n ·usse . lne, . had_a• recent visitors Mr. and f~ birthday cake baked by Mrs. EaolerD Dlvls!OD The' Co;...r~aUon Chairman, ~0 Zion ~aste'; with the sa g Mrs. Albert Ftelds of Lin· ..u.LJ,OUH N~. Au<trah• Russ•ll to Stephen B Hourhms, M~ Ralph Chose of Columbua, William Kittl. boJtorlng lllrs. W. L. T· Pet. Mrs Richard Grinstead e- 'nin in • tbe (l'oup coin Park, Mich ' has be<!n vis- iUPI\-Austraha s Kel Nagle V>cki Houcllms, Lots, MlddleMr. and Mrs. Robert Jobns01 John Dean's blrthday, waa aer-, st. Loulo $ 1 1 .8.'13 sen~ the ro ram 00 co!r. ~~sse~! an~ her <h:~=·l iting her daughter and famtlv ,lclosed w1th a f1ve under ~:' 116 port ,,, , and daughters of Reynold!burg, ved at noon. Attending were Dallas tl P I dr ed J G' • Mr. and Mrs James N Roush , for a 72 hole total of 218 to Robert H Fetty Wa<lda J 4 1 1 800 M d M R' h rd H II 'M Be 1 M N · va on. ess as apanese I f1' serv- ' · · ' oberco me a six slroke de( ·11 ' · r. an "· 10 a e man ro. Wayne a, rs. "" Cleveland 4 3 o .667 Plans were made to b0 ld a ed Ia! Chi Ltnda and Jeff. ~ell,v to Clora !'ranee, 9 .IICI"I'S, d and 1 of Hemlock Grove and Mrs. 1man Wood, Mrs. Cbarlesldasb, Washitl ton . a sa a a spec •·1 on the fmal stx holes Sunday Hutland ,, ., 4 Sf 22 m front ese tea. ' 1!:. Helena Conner of Columbus. Mrs. Webber Wood, Mn. Wil· Philade~phia 1 ·:;: B:':. Sale OB Oct. Max BroWJI of West Virginia and wm the Wdls Master Golf , Ethel M Boling. Guy , 1 1 4 3 1 VIsiting recently willl Mrs. liam King, Mro. Clyde Hinton, Pittsburgh ' Bolmg, Earl F Cleland. AJ\ce 1 4 1 'zoo ~ave mm:• 1.~rmtacy: N~ l The main course was held at Umverslly at Morgantown. W. Tournament. Norm.. Wood and Ronnie were Mrs. John Dean aMd Mrs. Vir· New York $ · M n; st ;;fflron ' :tile home of Mrs. Harry Layne • Va. vistted his mother, Mrs : Argentma'• Roberto de Vin· G Cleland to Grover c. SaJ¥r 1 1 117 Mrs. Junior M•sh, Mrs. Clyde gil Kmg. A devotional meeting Atlanta ::' ;. h d ce. G In te d with Mrs. Layne dre8Sed to Frances Brown over U1e week cenzo was second at 280 whtle Jr , Dorlha P. Salser, l . a~. • 0 7 1 000 1 Hinton and Mrs. Leroy W~aol. was held In the aftern001 witb Welten Dl•lsloa · ch~an ~f ·~~ Savi: re~resent tile India theme used ' end. 1 A u s t ra.' 1 a ~ Frank Phillips Sulton. . • Miss Carol Hall entertained the enttre group readmg the w. L. T. Pet· Program, announced ~at tile at this time. Mrs. William Pow- Mayor Mark Ward bas been earned th~rd wtth a 283. Roy Gorby to Oris l!ou~h. wltll a· slumber port~ follo~Jng 12th. chapter of lsa13h . wltll GreeD Bay .11$ program bad been started In ell, Sr., read lactll about India. a patient at Holzer Hos~ital foi-l CHECKERS GET REST , Dorothy G. Hrou<h. Orwn ., '{1. 6 1 1 7 the football game Frtday rughl. closmg prayer by Mrs. William Baltimore ,z Letart and Hartford elementary Mrs. Layne and her <Ommttteellowing an 'dent Ph'li C L ' ' , Roush, Kate Roush, 20 ..,...,, 4 1 667 8cct Attendtngwere Peggy Bower of King. The next meeting wtll be · served curried chicken and a1 I P 0 UMBUS tuPI) - The .salem. . Chester, Sandra Beal and Leta at the home of Mn. Ralph Los Angel~• 4 3 I .571 s~ools on Sept. 12. Stamp~ are rice, nuts, which are served Sporn Plant where be was burn- :Columbu• Checkers will get , Charles 0 Hauber Effi~ L Goodwin. ICarl in November. Sao FranCISCO S Z I .61111 bemg sold at Letart on Frtdays with this dish instead of bread, ed along wttll two other em- four days to recuperate from Hauber to ~1onongah~la p VlsitiDJI wi\11 Mr. and Mrs. Chtcago S I I .500 a!ld at Hartford eveey other and tea. ployees. I•• overtime loss before hosting Co., Right of l'iay. Olive. ~ · Weber Wood recently were Mr. WI' Detroit Z I e J86 Monday. Pare~ts h~ve been The dessert aDd <Oifee hour Weekend guests of Mr. and Ft. Wayne Fr<day tR an Inter- Howard Lowrence to M'onon· and Mrs. Ernest Hart of AthaC SOn 1f IDS Minnesota , I 4 I .zoo adv:~ tha\ it their cbll:en was beld at the home of Mrs. Mrs. H€nry H. Buck, Jr., Sus- national Hockey League match. gahela Power Co., Rigllt.. of ens. . ~y I Resai&S wts pur~ ase atamps ey Herman Layne wbicb was sel"9· an and Margaret, were his The Checkers, who lost Sun- Wav Olive •. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil King Philadelphia 31 New York S Jlllly be obtained oe these days. ed by Mrs. Layne and her com- mother, Mrs. Henry H. Buck, day 6·5 to Des Moines, will be H·•~ry a~d Helen Ca enter were hostll to the Bedford 0 . Washington 26 st.. Louis 26 An award llofbea dollar strip of mittee. Mrs. Carroll Adams, Sr., of Charles City, Va., his after the<r ftrst wm to go with . to Sherman Tillis. Kathle~•l'jiFarm Bureau Collference meetCleveland SO Dallati Z1 stampa wi . awarded to the Jr. dressed '" a Spaoish cos- aunts, Mrs. J. Leonard Perk- three defeats. Elsewhere in the .lis 11 acres Rutland i•g recenUy. AtteDding were Baltimore ., Minnesota 17 •hild purchaotl)g the most tu;,e gave the facts concern. lnson of Arlington, Va., an d t league SundaJ . Dayton beat Ft. [ · · ' · Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carl and Green Bay AUauta at the end of. the school iltg South America, which was Mrs. E. F. Clark of Warwick, Wayne 4·1 and Port HuroR down. , 1 · Rodney, Mr. and Mrs. ~ Chicago l7 Los Angeles 10 the tlleme used at this Ume Va. ed Toledo 5-2. Story, Mr. and Mrs. Richaro · • ·" Saa FrancJsco 'II Detroit 24 Committee reports wore giv- Mrs. J. V. McGrew poured cof: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush ----' '. Hielman, Mr. ~od Mrs. William CODgNJssmaR Walter H. MoelNul Suday'a Gatneo en by Mrs. Mtchael Taylor, fee at the buffet table which visited several days with their JETS UPSET On Your King and Mr. Asa Hoskins and ler announced Oct. 19 the De- Ba!Umtre at Los Angel"' chairman of. Mental Healtb, ~d was <entered with an arraa daughter and family, Rev. and {J Mi" Ada Hoskins. partmentll of Labor and HEW Clevelll5d at Atlanta Mrs. Lymllel ~eadows, <hair- ment representing tile produ: Mrs. Jobn Barringer and Stepb- NNEW!J YORK <UP!) - Joe Mr and Mrs Charles Killg bave itilt approved the large!l Green Bay II Detroit mFan ol education. of Soutll America Tho program en at BurtonsvUie Md t amhadl scorefd hithe fir sl. two .· · · single gr'aDt ever allocated to "'""h..-h t D 11a our aew members Wl!re tiC!• Blak . ' · ouc owns o s profesSional :l VISited Saturday evening wllll . • -~ .... a a s oepted Into the 1 b· Ml was concluded wtth a prayer e N":ewander is 1 pa- career Stntd "y but th, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles EllJa of Ute Southern Ohto Manpower San F'ran 11 Mitmesota •u · .sa by Mrs. Jack T. Welch and the tient at Tbe Medical Center in 'Y Harrisonvllle and also with Training Center In Jackson. Wasbingloll at Philadelpllil Connie Harbour of Masoa, Miss Missionary Benediction. . Galliptlis Ohio Renodugh to keep . the Oakland . :, Moeller said "Today's grant (On! lclleduled JBillce Henry ol Mason Mrs. ' . al ers from beating the New Mr. and Mrs. Kea Lowry of 1 al Ooo 1 92 9511 ill Y gatnee ) KeJJDetlt Vlcket'l of New 'aavea Tbose attending were Mrs. Randy Weaver has be<!n a pa. York Jets 24_11 on Herwitt Marlon who were bere for a 0 ' mo•t $600, 15 • I w and Mrs Joiln Tbo tl Lester Oblinger, Mro. William tlent at Holzer Hospital in Gal· Dixon's tow·hdown plunge ·th INSURANCE '\GiENIC'f; abort visit. provlldeedappro~mateliytlt~-..'"'ed" NliA !!lwllqa New Ha~ mpsoa Russell' Mrs. David Roush, lipolis. two oeconds remaining Wt Phon• 992-2440 ~ Mr. and Mrs. John Stanley emp fY'J WOrAerB W """' BylJDlted Preu iJJtenJtdloell Mrs. John Fry, Mrs. Henry - --'===~====""""""'"""'# and Mr ·-' Mn W-'-· Wood VO<ational tralniJJg ud 00111" Eaaten Dlvllltll Members attending"""' Mrs. Buck Mrs. Edna 8"-'- Mrs """' · """' U d · ·~ 'od ol A L. Sprouse Mrs Michael ' wu•, · were . in Lancaster rti:eQt!y to pe~ on . unng "'" pen W, I. Pet. GB · ' · Harold Joilllsoa, Mrl. MarUo ettend the fait. their lrllntllg. Boston I D 1.000 ... Taylor, Mrl. Richard Grlo- Ohlln&er, Mrs. R. G. Greene, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brooks He added, '"The kleotlflcation Pbllatlelphla 3 8 1.000 Miss Connie Harbour, Mr•. J. V. McGrew, Mrs. wn. and son or Groveport - · re- of occupation, where worken New York I 2 .000 I Fred ~a:~ 'Mn. Ilam R. Powell, M!'ll. Vel· cent Sunday dinner guestll of are In !hort supply BDC\ the ""' Cincinnati 1 2 .331 2 ' esa, ltln. rna Rousll, Mrs. William Pow· Rev. and Mn. Clyde lliotoa. Iectlon ol persons qualified to Baltimore o 4 .000 ~~ Meadows. ell, Sr., Mrs. Harry L. Dyer, Recent visitors of. Mr and ml Ulese po•ltlons, will be the Westen Dlvlsloll WTHERAN WOMEN Mrs. Gary Roush; Mrs. A. L. Mrs. John Dean and ..,.;, were mponslbllity of Labor Departw. L. Pet. GB 'nte Lutbe;aD Churdl Women Sprouse. Mrs. Jobnie R o u s b, Mrs. Walter Terrell, Miss Anita menl OffiOJals - traln!n& ICII' Chicago 4 2 187 of Sl. Paulo Cburch bold a Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs. HerWatkins Ml81 VIckie Kendall particular, skills &1141 CORducl ol St Louio l 2 :SOO Progressive . Dtnner on S!lllday man Layne, Mrs. Carroll Ad· a ut' K d f p ka operations at tile Center il hand-_ · F ran evening begummg at 1:30 p.m. ama Jr Mrs Dai Sobol' • · nd 1 a Y en a ' 0 • atao Ia led by officials or the Depart- 8an clsce 2 3 .400 1 ~ The mission theme for the pro' ·• · en ' and Ruth and Juarnta TerreD me t 1 liEw., llelroit 2 a .4110 1~ (l'am wao "HIIIgry World. • · · Mrs. Nelson Roush, Mrs. Jack of Pomeroy. · n ~ Angeles 1 1 · 250 a Tit T. Welch, Mrs. Harold Rose, Mr. llld MrS. Cllarlee King After completion of their trainSuaday'o a..,!~ boU: ;v~~ D~ II I be Mrs. Donald Bumgardner, Mrs. visited recently with Mr. and lng, _Individuals are placed 11 New York 124 aticago Illll where tile · Rouab Jamo• Ctlllningilam end gueala, Mrs. Otto Lolta o1 Po1110roy. · ::: ~fied w~c';:ey ..=,~ Delrtilllt San Fr8llllO by the ~~;':.. M'rs. J. Lemtard Perkinson ot Several from this commuaqueut (Only rames ocbeduled) J. v. McGrew nplainm'g Arllngton, W. Va., Mrs. Hoary lty atlencied the chicken barberyym erv1ce. 'l'lesda)''l Geme tour aod progra'm to be llludlod H. Buclc, Sr., of Charles Ctty, M at the Melgs County FaJr. Baltimore at PbUadelpbla Mrs. Ja•k T. Welcb re&d tutti Mn. E. F. Clark ot grounds recently, ~VU U'I'IRI!S (Oily game 1Cbe+1ted) lrtlele ''Hungry World." The ~~:.t~ P"'D• Lit •• hllpi We ltlo ..._.of dotlora, Ill thousands of people, fo.r hundred• of ditlerent MrL Roland Dais, leflcher In lnto<atlon w g1 by M .....,. drMitt: • ....,, llflr ar II rMIOft enoulilh. Ask for our .,Auto MontY'' loan. Budatl the Salisbury se)loo~ It.- ,... Byllnlled Presa ID~tltnal ABL ...... McGrew. ~ul.,.venand Mr.. Ivan Shawver Is e pa..., I wlllla _ . . , . _ schodule. · turnecl to • leaching an4, Is SWANSEA, Wales .(UPI)- By ll~led l'reH ~ cl'oeuvret represenllng I h 1 Uent <n a ltooptlal lD Salem, Va. feeling better tollo~ 8D Jll. 'felsbman Brian Ourvll, :19, tile Ills.... Dlvll._ South Sea I81e were •metl by Ha ha! been with bla 1011 and aess. . •, , end Etnplre wellel' W. I. T. Pis family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl ' Mn. Joli;r Jlolley, who haa weicbt cllamplon, annoWiced Quebec Shawver and dau«bter Ia SaJ.. 1 1 ·~ 8 llulfal been a J{ldelll .ll Veterul 'bla retirement from lmlng Henltey I S 1 3 .em. , 11'1 lln&Ji I 4 1 1 1~ M~mortat · Hqapltal bU ~ ~ due to a d8Jitlletl !lprlnglleld . 1 3 . o 2 Mrs. Carl Tennant Ia 1 medl3 1 1 6 od home uti ·is ~- , .,. ·eehnJelleDdo!fln bls rt,~~t heel. BaliiDiore 1 1 a Buffalo~·..Rn~ ; ..,, palletll at ltolzer lloopital. · Mr. llld ~· ,Clialnl -.,._. ~. !lito won the ·u11e In Pro9ldei!ee · Henlte ' llltd , . Mr. aod Uri. Garland Qood. 0 1 1 1 '. ---····~I Jr. 1111d Mrtt: ~bet!J .M!JIT~ tlltlO . matltl his :, Westen Dlvlalta 1 7 PtovideJJCt I . win of GIOUCOIIIr Pulnl, v1~ 4 were ,dJtatr ~ ~U,· of dtctllori alter c0nsulti"B a t, Tl I'll ~1 , . ~,re· been guests tl Dr. aod 100 W. I 11101 k-tl:t-2111, Pliii'MiiW ',-q:. ' Rev. iJJd Mrs•. !:Jydii Hinton. . croup II J:.oodOII doelorl 1111 Plltlbuqh :. I I : IIIDII "'; eel) """· R. F. Beyanl · 4 1 . ' "' ~ llj~ , ,Tbt ~ wll!lO'Ilii"J wee1J: • . ;• Cle·-•·~• .. . i I M-., I_Ga.. ,, Mr. and Mr1. Haro . lei Jollftlon . · ·1.' 1 • . ,_., Nt (llmeudJetluletl bavt 11MJt ~ ·their· .. e . I t .1~ Yardl pe'leB:red ..... liZ ee CIOYeilnd •., ., . 10 3 l7 ._30 Dallas .. , ... , . . . 7 0 0 lf.-:U Scoring: CLE-FG Groza 39 CLE-F'G Groza 47 DAL-Meredlth 3 rua (Villaneu. va kick) CLE-Morll 15 pass Ryan (Groza kick) CLE-F'G Groza 30 CLE-Kelly 2 n111 (Groza kick) CLE-Warleld 21 pass from Rytin (Grtza kick) DAL-Parklns 1 run (Vlllaneu· va kick) DAJ,C!arke I paSI from Meredlth (Villuueva• Referee BI•nyCODD 8}ames A •tators, Not spectators :ry ( •ap'•t0 I ('I How Top 10 F~tt•eilJ 1Jnrh111 Th~ w. -A~.;; II · Browns Bounlie Cowboys 30-21; Cards Upset, 26-20 ~:~:::::;; ol the persistence of the ol(t our security in case ol a law dames who throw their darling ~ui t 11 ht'! cc<us~ a wrr• K .. ·•<it daughters at me. And the they ask oowadays. Is Jar above dauahters keep throwing ftlnts the msunmce earned . . too. Thts has led to natsh · feetPlease tell Ulem for me and ings. Would we be held res~on· all bachelors - we 'll gel mal' ' sible and liable d he were inried the day a young fitly can volved in • law suit? -;ANX~rove she won't grow into : IOUS GRANDPARENT an old nag. - S1.-.LWAti'f Dear Grand~arent: STALLJON Ai legal guardians of a m\n· Dear Stallion: or - yes, you are responsltlle .. .. And she just may accept, [ for his .actions. ~;J~'~"~"'~"'~Y~""r"'"'" p ·• ••' ) 1 CASE FOR BACHELORS [cense. He has passed hts drlv· uear Helen: er training class with guod rat· 1 am li ua ch~Jor oy prefer· mg ind is a responsible fellow. ence but the world is against However, at our ages, we .O.D06 AT THIS .t.NP P!ZAY I G.t.N ~OY.O.I.. ~It l WO>l'T MIND I'.OQ.KING Ll KE COJNTY CQV\MIT'TffM.O.N, I 140PIO AND TRUST ,' G) HELEN HELP Us!l l'ii.I..OW VIORJ(ell$, I Wlo.NT 'IW 10 If THE MY PiO-RTY 10 RUM FOil ,, . ' .. -~ ,. ' �I' t-Dally Sentinel, Polllfl'OJ·IIIddleport, 0., Oet. 24, 1968 Cl-h00} Has Unusua} . Geo_graphyprO]et •l C"tl eEducat"IOD 'l1le fourth·ll'ade pupllt ol/lhey eat, lbe kind ol clothes they rmeanings. discussing, and 11c- K S } • s.letll Cent.r School art par. we~r. and the type of homes in lually using new words. They ey 0 UllOD .1t services to local tiuslnesses lor tc~ to tielp aol9t .JIOC!o-econom· development of Appalachia. lc problems. _ __ Some of these Ideas were to New math or okl math_ any encourage local eolleaes and way you Ogure it _ the atau .. llclpatlng In lD unusual ROOK• Wh1ch they live, they put a have en)oyed Illustra ting their 1 universities to get involved In tics are pretty grim when they raphy project. . :World Map on bul!e!•n hoarn reports with free-hand art. ·1 Education was dted as the .the socio-economic development concern loss of life - especial· Because they displayed m- w1th arrows pointing to the lo-. Th t t d f "F wlulton to one of Appalachia's of Appalachia, to ltimulata pri- ty thai 01 a IChOOI cf!lld. !Offill tn how chlld"n m other . cation of llle children, about e curren ~. u Y 0 ar major problems - lack or a vate organintions to make ec- Let them gro\V ~P to enjoy 1 pa~rts=OI=th:•::wo:r:ld=llv=e~,=w!l=a~t~ whom they are currently study- :'":" ~ands 1iwastl:,rrelat- iproperly trained labor Ioree- onomic analyses of speclfie re- the good thinga of!Ue by giving . _ _ lng. They displayed reports and 1 w. sc ence, nee were ! Dy businessmen at the 0 h I o gions and to communicate the them the right of way In traf· illustrations which are changed learnmg about the rotation and I University Center for Econom· results to the busine.ss commcn- fie. You'll be awlull glad ou each lime a unit Is completed, ' revolution of the earth. In both 1ic Opportunily's Major Busl· !ity, and to develop a cooper a· did _ and 80 wlll ui.1r par:nu U<t making a_conllnuoua project. I subjects al the .. me lime. Iness lnstlture Oct. 19 and 20. I Uve university extension serv· and pia matea. _ _ The wntten reports need j Democratic pnnclples such ' Busine88men developed and y Holler Hllpilll• Visiting proofreading, re-writing with as learning to respect one snolh· discussed 11 other applicable hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parenls corrections of mistakes, which er's opinions, and engagmg in ideas. They also propo"d the only on Pediatrics War<! enriches the English and Spell- :committee work with a give - use of advertising and promoAdmlt~iona . 1ng programs. and-take llex!bilily while find- honal methods to stimulate inWORK SAVING Gilbert C. Beard, 616 Third ;me vocabulary of the chll- mg answers to their quest10ns, Jeres! In education and for~¥Ave. ; Clarence A. MJIIer, US den was increased by finding are being fully realized. tlon of • corps of buslne!Smen Fourth Ave.; !\Irs. Irene E. I . to provide tec!lmcal adviSory Haner m Sec nd ·\ . Rich Olivia You"' Mrs Rich d As a climax, an Original playlr-;...=======~1 ard G: S•-t F- veth .. A : Asher, Georg'e H .BakerarM . entilled, "Customs of the Far GIRLS ~ e, our ve., ' rs. NortJ1" was dramat1zed on the Mrs. Grant McCune, Rt. 1 Che- Ralph C. BooU!, Mrs. Jessie sta e for the le· 1ure of the shire; Wilham B. Luckado&, Rt. Carle, Robert B. Christmn, oth~r pupils ~f ~he school 1 ' I Vinton ; Mrs. Fred Facemire, Claude N. Dray, Mrs. Donald !Included in the dramallzatlo~ and Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Mrt. Roy Bais- D. Griffith, Don M. Grueser, I . den, Rt. 2 Thurman; Mi88 Vln- George Haines. Mrs Jess~e H were oral reading, bflef spec· da Ratcliff. Rt. I Bidw II · Hughes Mr 5. El WK ,IBI reporl<. and the showmg by I e • • mer autz, Itwo g~rls of a mural made on Site J ames H. Sands, Rt. 1 Crown Howard L Kayser. Jr , Mrs e -11 1 1 "Th $3.00 11 C1ly; Mrs. Crystal Foster, Rt. i John R Marshall. Mrs Rosetta ]~~n ~~~e~ \nus ~:r~~~~n Alas~ IVo to 3 - - Crown City; Mrs. Kenneth N. St. Clmr, Mrs . Golda L. ;own· kn .. Each pup• I had a part in , Barnett, Rt. t Bidwell ; Mrs send, Mrs. R•chard S. \anco every new unit, coV<red In '"' Powor Pak S~llttml C01dawoy Melvin L. Ross, Pt. Pleasant; and infant son. Mrs. Paul E. this manner. Middleport as much cord as you need, retnc1s i r .1 ~ h.p..ran jet motor with dual exh1usts, tot areater cleanlnl James A. Mayes, Pl. Pleasant ; Staata and ipfant son. Mrs. Dale "=~-;::;;,_====~:;;~-::-: - -=-~=-~~-:-:-:-~;:1 d1c1eocy. Tooi-Pak. Toe $Witch. Flip top lid. Loni Life Mrs. Richard 0 . Taylor, Hender- Priddy and infanl son, Mrs. Da- ,· nylon hou. lleluxe set of tle.ninc Aecesscries at no extra son; Mrs. Ronald G. Mayes, vid C. Lowman and Infant dau- 1 .fi.'•$ .:::.-cost Henderson; Mrs.. Edward J. ghter, Mrs. James R. Merry it£tQo- ~~: ~~ . &~ OPTOMETRIST Kmg, Rl. 1 Harnsonvllle; Rob- and infant daughter, Mrs. Tra-' ert W. Parker, Middleport; Mrs. cy C. Manning •nd inbnl dau- 1 Office Hours: 9 to 12. 2 to 5( (Close at Noon on Duane B. Wolfe, Racine; Mrs., ghter, Mrs. ames R. Merry Ingels F '"t 992 3 ... . . 1 ARINC I EJL4HR 01 l I 01 tPROPHEI IJ H""pl"l aJNews •....._,._,. "' EUREKA has I () • lliiPt ' 1111.. .! ' pI :II \ OXFORDS Ill.....,\~~- AIM . (Aalwtn leaNro'lf) 'IIOUCit VACANT lllflY """'"''. Pilot lifO ,.... - /' - . -ONI "CAYOif" I LOAFERS SWif''J.'SPREiiiiJdml!ft U.S. GOVI'•.INII'IiCiiiD Roush Shoe Store ~~ 'B?nnrs WORLD SLICED BACON 1 I .. N. W. COMPTON, 0.0. 11b. Pkg. ~~~~:.,B~zl~its~~a~~s~: J~;:~ 1··~nd=ln=fa=n=t=da=u=gh=t•='=·=-~=:=--=::::-::"1::"-'h:"u':'-rs::--.: :-: -: :~" s:t"'C:":" ou'-=~='c-"'-S~='-=·=P::.~:m:e::ro~y""""""""""~~:::::::::ur:n:':u::r:_e~,..:.__·_2_6~5~,M=id=d=l=•:po=rt~~ "You eon .tell tile Air Forco /Qr me that I '"""tile 'rt not telllog us tile whole story ohout llrint JtJueero/L U.S. Government Day •S l Oct. 26 at University Inn f son: Eugene Brown, Ashland. Ky.; Clinton T. Brotherton, Given, W. Va.; Mrs. Roddy T. Moore, Jackson; Mrs . Donald B. Grifflth, New Boston ; Mrs. James R. Smith, Jackson: Russell Silva, Columbus Mrs. Jack. ie f'lsher. Ripley, W. Va.; Mrs. Martha E. Rawlins, Jackson; Mrs. Robert H. Stevens, Ravenswood; Mrs. Vadna Massie, Wellston. Birth• Mrs. Bobby L. Tucker, Grimms Landing, daughter, !O:Ol p.m. Friday; Mrs. James King, Wellston, daughter. 7:41 a.m. Saturday; Mrs. Roddy T. Moore, Jackson, twin sons, 1:13 p.m. and 11 p.m., Saturday ; Mrs. Arthur Pridemore, Radcliff, daughter, 3:08 p.m. Saturday: Mrs. Duane B. Wolfe, Racine 1:l).'l p.m. Saturday Mr. Kenneth N. Barnett, Rt. 1 Bidwell, twin daughters, 5:38 and 6:38 a.m. Sunday; Mra. Melvin L. Ross, Pt. PleaNnt, 1100, 7:52 a.m. Sunday ; Mrs. Robert H. Stevena, Ravenswood, son, s• = S329· 95 BAKER FURNITURE "nd." The Congresaman and Jfl will be on hand. llll Chester Society Notes -------- By ctari.. AIIM! Mrs. Wilma Ginther honored her son, A2c Jack Ginther, with a dinner at her home recently, Olhera present were • llr. 3 ROOMS New '299 ONLY .... Dtwto - ..,_ .. C•n•••..,'- MASON 'liRNITUII CO. MillON, W. VA. ILIEBOIIEI MARGARINE ·11b. Pkc. 2c Off MARGARINE :iver News PINTO ~-a.m.57s~~.s::!:n~:~.J~~: Sunday. Congressman Walter H. Moeller of Ohio's lOth ConDIS<barJeo grcssional Distri~,t hu announced his annual "U. S. Mra. Mary Buck, Mrs. ClarGovernment Day to be held October 26, at the Unlver- ence 1. Casto, David E. Clark, slty Inn, Athens. The Gov· and M Orvill W8Ia Sll Harrison C. Hartless Forrest ernment Day program scbera. e on. · •. vtr Ridge Mrs Erne Wataon, E. Jones. Dawn E. Morns, Robdule follows: Mr aod Mrs Phillip Boyles ert L. Osborne, Mrs. John W. Modera lor for mormng as- · · ' a· k d M E1h 1 s d slon, Mr. Alvin W. Elliott, Sup- Brenda and JO<y. Tuppers RIC ~~ •L ; s ~ lla ~· erintendent of Fairfield Union Plains, Miss Alice Welch, Oe~ ona . arner, a. 0 . . High School. Lancaaoor. aw~. Mr. and Mrs. E 1 ton Wllllama, Mra. LMnie R. WootJo,oo a. m. _ Opening re· Rltch1e and Bethel-Keno, Mr. en, Mrs. Richard Wyant, Mrs. marks by Congrusman Moe!· and Mrs. John Gmtber, Greg llr. and Gary and Mr. and Mrs Ray 10:15 a. m. _ Mr. Lowell E. Ginther, Angela, Ronnie and St21!1ns, Aerospact Ra11881'cb Jell, all local. A2c Ginther loll Engineer at the NASA LowiJ1 Friday lot San Francisco where Research Center, Cleftland. he embarked lor VIti Nam. 10:411 a. m. - Mr. William Pvt. Larry f!IU of Fort Jlen. B. Soyara, Jr., Special Agent nlng, Ga., ia home on fur. in Charge, Federal Buruu of lo~J8h with hla lather. W. F. InvestlgaUon Office, CloclnnaU. Hill, and brother, John. Miss 11:15 a. m. - Miss Cberoll llai1>ora Hill, Columbus, aponl J. Messmer, former Peace the weekend with them. Corps Volunteer in Honduru, Lt. anJ Mrs. Edgar Harton& wDI re~ the Peace COI'Jll. Of Columbus spent a weekend 11:45 a. m. to 12:45 p. m.- with Mr1. Laura Mae Harltml Break lor luncb. 1nd Kenneth. •Moderator for afterooon Pvt. and Mrs. Donald Koenig, lion, Mr. Tbomu Kelly, Aasl!l- Fort Lee, Va.. 'ilited recently alit Superlntendoftt and Collflo with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myselor, Middleport HiJb S<hool, en . . Middleport. ileefnt dinner cueata of Mrs. 12:4& p.m. - Dr. William c. Mabel Van Motel· were Lt. and '"t'~~.. IIAifrlt, Jr., Project Auoclate, Mrs. Edilll' Hartung of Colum- , 100'1o Fttlt-Ptttl bJ FIIIGIDCenter lor Economic Opportun- bus, Kenneth Hartung and Char-AIREl fi'Oil ,.,. ily, Oblo Unlveralty, Athe111, lea Elchlnter. 111._ 102-lb.lllp " represenUlll the Olllce of Eco- Mr. and Mra. Henry Elching· • t>llrilltatat IICtloi~ oomlc Opportunity. er and family, Mra. Laura Mle •1WII llll tllli)dllll:.-.1 1:15 p. m. - Mr. James Hartung, Mrs. Mabel Van MetMoort, Director 01 the Dlvillon er, Lt. and Mra. Edpr Hartunc •lltllklttllllthllwuouloor. of Student Flll8llclal Aid, Bu. visited Sunday evenlq wllb • 1'1111 ._ """"' C t 1 Ill tor reau of Higher Education, De- Mr. and llln. ll:ltlon Krauetter ...,_,. IIIII b II I partment of llealtb, EducaUon of Raoln" The Krauetlerl were and Welfare, Washington, D. C. ubllrvlng their 35th weddlnJ Cont~msman Moeller aaid, annlveraary. "It Is gratlfytnc to note the Airman Jolin Pooler lnpondwldesprtad lnttrest in 1b t Ins a furlolllb with ble parents Government Dlty prooeedinp, Mr. and Mra. Bracllay PoMr. particularly amo111 our college At the eno of llll lean he wiD and hlgil school lludentt, lnd 10 to the Pblllpplnes lor 1 tour MIDDLIPO!tT I am hopeful that every lntu- or duty. ---------ested citizen will avail them"lves of the opportunity to at- · r;;;;;;;;jjjiiii LEAN-MILD-SUGAR CURED .. ,lA&•. .... UMPBELL'S Chicken Noodle -Mushroom Vegetable Beef- Cbili Beef l. I ' SOUP ' Relax in cuzy comfort this winter with Ashland Metered Gasl and Emoire Appliances on the·job PARTY 18 l'lftJRSDAY A Halloween masquerade ty will be held at Allred Gra~><e I hail, 'l'hursday, October 27, p.m. There wUi be prtzes,j andreireslunenl! by the Allrtd It welcome. I Grq;e.l .I ' .Ashland Metered Gas is your willing servant in oo many ways. First, nothing beate gas for cle•n, de· j)elldable, ~atant heat. But in addition, gas giv• you new converuence and eeooomy for hot water., •:o>'4ing and clothes drying. Your nearby Ashland LP-Gat Balk Plant oft'ers )lOll a complete line of quality gas beating s,.,...ms and app~ They also ~ expett inst.allatioo. .And, if you wish, convetrlent budget terms am available-only 10% doWII and up to 24 months to pay. Asbian~ Metered Gas is easy on your pocketbook because you pay for the gas y~ uee afW you use it. And we keep a plentiful supply of foe! in your tank at all times, automatically. No matter how cold the weather, you'll never run out. I EIT)plre CirCUli" i 'J IW (pic~• :feb; $) Modem m ' **'P ' ·• p.......L.I« du. wilb ··. A*'•r ' I•' It flrD &4iag ~ . 1-DAY SERVIa vwan.w. .... ... J&W:idWqailli.'• • a e r lb. ut.~ llJ.P. ela••etM fa 4 , + d,;• 1001 cut-o!f autoaJalic: ..,., ulki. "!\it • ': n • .. 1 1 chamb&· ·, fi lA& C lb .. SHIRT FINISHING • tllMPBEI.L'S BEANWIBAOON OB VEGETABH SOIJP 10~·0L ID I ' Assocletecl R1dlo Now H•.• Complete A.UDIVOX Don't delay. Contact us today! JDJING SERVIa AND IAnEI!ES AT ALL TIMES Empire Floor Furnace ARtpresentitivt Will II In Our Sto,. 'This 70,000 BTO capacity floor fumace P. ID even 1low of clean, bellthfal heat at klw nperat;nc ... ~y. Eltra·bee:vy 0' ulrtstion chem. btr. lmpU.'I fhetDIO.!Itatic aelf. .. litlns -llol -a even durillf power faUilre. . " Ashland lP-Gas-ths modern ef16fgy ,-T THI Rliii!INCI OP MUi THOMAS SCALLY Ill . 4lfl.lt. Ml,..pert CoJ~~plell , Llno ~' Booka !~~,!.~~~ k811 -.·.- ASH,LAND OfL & REPINING COM. . . . ' lox 471, Hwy. 124, Pomeroy, Ohio Phonr. WYindolte 2·2166 Ripley, W.Va. • Phtnti 372-2221 • .~' WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26 1:00 TO 5:00 P.M. • FR~E - HEA1UNG TEST . '· . ; lltlrfnl AWJ Clt,-.4 &Chtcklll Fr• •in• - c•LL WY 24635 for apptilntllllllt It ...,. a.c1at.t .... I lV1 ~lit'Y Miller, 21 ••• Malillf., ·1!01!111'8'/•. ' ' .LIS. ., �I' t-Dally Sentinel, Polllfl'OJ·IIIddleport, 0., Oet. 24, 1968 Cl-h00} Has Unusua} . Geo_graphyprO]et •l C"tl eEducat"IOD 'l1le fourth·ll'ade pupllt ol/lhey eat, lbe kind ol clothes they rmeanings. discussing, and 11c- K S } • s.letll Cent.r School art par. we~r. and the type of homes in lually using new words. They ey 0 UllOD .1t services to local tiuslnesses lor tc~ to tielp aol9t .JIOC!o-econom· development of Appalachia. lc problems. _ __ Some of these Ideas were to New math or okl math_ any encourage local eolleaes and way you Ogure it _ the atau .. llclpatlng In lD unusual ROOK• Wh1ch they live, they put a have en)oyed Illustra ting their 1 universities to get involved In tics are pretty grim when they raphy project. . :World Map on bul!e!•n hoarn reports with free-hand art. ·1 Education was dted as the .the socio-economic development concern loss of life - especial· Because they displayed m- w1th arrows pointing to the lo-. Th t t d f "F wlulton to one of Appalachia's of Appalachia, to ltimulata pri- ty thai 01 a IChOOI cf!lld. !Offill tn how chlld"n m other . cation of llle children, about e curren ~. u Y 0 ar major problems - lack or a vate organintions to make ec- Let them gro\V ~P to enjoy 1 pa~rts=OI=th:•::wo:r:ld=llv=e~,=w!l=a~t~ whom they are currently study- :'":" ~ands 1iwastl:,rrelat- iproperly trained labor Ioree- onomic analyses of speclfie re- the good thinga of!Ue by giving . _ _ lng. They displayed reports and 1 w. sc ence, nee were ! Dy businessmen at the 0 h I o gions and to communicate the them the right of way In traf· illustrations which are changed learnmg about the rotation and I University Center for Econom· results to the busine.ss commcn- fie. You'll be awlull glad ou each lime a unit Is completed, ' revolution of the earth. In both 1ic Opportunily's Major Busl· !ity, and to develop a cooper a· did _ and 80 wlll ui.1r par:nu U<t making a_conllnuoua project. I subjects al the .. me lime. Iness lnstlture Oct. 19 and 20. I Uve university extension serv· and pia matea. _ _ The wntten reports need j Democratic pnnclples such ' Busine88men developed and y Holler Hllpilll• Visiting proofreading, re-writing with as learning to respect one snolh· discussed 11 other applicable hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parenls corrections of mistakes, which er's opinions, and engagmg in ideas. They also propo"d the only on Pediatrics War<! enriches the English and Spell- :committee work with a give - use of advertising and promoAdmlt~iona . 1ng programs. and-take llex!bilily while find- honal methods to stimulate inWORK SAVING Gilbert C. Beard, 616 Third ;me vocabulary of the chll- mg answers to their quest10ns, Jeres! In education and for~¥Ave. ; Clarence A. MJIIer, US den was increased by finding are being fully realized. tlon of • corps of buslne!Smen Fourth Ave.; !\Irs. Irene E. I . to provide tec!lmcal adviSory Haner m Sec nd ·\ . Rich Olivia You"' Mrs Rich d As a climax, an Original playlr-;...=======~1 ard G: S•-t F- veth .. A : Asher, Georg'e H .BakerarM . entilled, "Customs of the Far GIRLS ~ e, our ve., ' rs. NortJ1" was dramat1zed on the Mrs. Grant McCune, Rt. 1 Che- Ralph C. BooU!, Mrs. Jessie sta e for the le· 1ure of the shire; Wilham B. Luckado&, Rt. Carle, Robert B. Christmn, oth~r pupils ~f ~he school 1 ' I Vinton ; Mrs. Fred Facemire, Claude N. Dray, Mrs. Donald !Included in the dramallzatlo~ and Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Mrt. Roy Bais- D. Griffith, Don M. Grueser, I . den, Rt. 2 Thurman; Mi88 Vln- George Haines. Mrs Jess~e H were oral reading, bflef spec· da Ratcliff. Rt. I Bidw II · Hughes Mr 5. El WK ,IBI reporl<. and the showmg by I e • • mer autz, Itwo g~rls of a mural made on Site J ames H. Sands, Rt. 1 Crown Howard L Kayser. Jr , Mrs e -11 1 1 "Th $3.00 11 C1ly; Mrs. Crystal Foster, Rt. i John R Marshall. Mrs Rosetta ]~~n ~~~e~ \nus ~:r~~~~n Alas~ IVo to 3 - - Crown City; Mrs. Kenneth N. St. Clmr, Mrs . Golda L. ;own· kn .. Each pup• I had a part in , Barnett, Rt. t Bidwell ; Mrs send, Mrs. R•chard S. \anco every new unit, coV<red In '"' Powor Pak S~llttml C01dawoy Melvin L. Ross, Pt. Pleasant; and infant son. Mrs. Paul E. this manner. Middleport as much cord as you need, retnc1s i r .1 ~ h.p..ran jet motor with dual exh1usts, tot areater cleanlnl James A. Mayes, Pl. Pleasant ; Staata and ipfant son. Mrs. Dale "=~-;::;;,_====~:;;~-::-: - -=-~=-~~-:-:-:-~;:1 d1c1eocy. Tooi-Pak. Toe $Witch. Flip top lid. Loni Life Mrs. Richard 0 . Taylor, Hender- Priddy and infanl son, Mrs. Da- ,· nylon hou. lleluxe set of tle.ninc Aecesscries at no extra son; Mrs. Ronald G. Mayes, vid C. Lowman and Infant dau- 1 .fi.'•$ .:::.-cost Henderson; Mrs.. Edward J. ghter, Mrs. James R. Merry it£tQo- ~~: ~~ . &~ OPTOMETRIST Kmg, Rl. 1 Harnsonvllle; Rob- and infant daughter, Mrs. Tra-' ert W. Parker, Middleport; Mrs. cy C. Manning •nd inbnl dau- 1 Office Hours: 9 to 12. 2 to 5( (Close at Noon on Duane B. Wolfe, Racine; Mrs., ghter, Mrs. ames R. Merry Ingels F '"t 992 3 ... . . 1 ARINC I EJL4HR 01 l I 01 tPROPHEI IJ H""pl"l aJNews •....._,._,. "' EUREKA has I () • lliiPt ' 1111.. .! ' pI :II \ OXFORDS Ill.....,\~~- AIM . (Aalwtn leaNro'lf) 'IIOUCit VACANT lllflY """'"''. Pilot lifO ,.... - /' - . -ONI "CAYOif" I LOAFERS SWif''J.'SPREiiiiJdml!ft U.S. GOVI'•.INII'IiCiiiD Roush Shoe Store ~~ 'B?nnrs WORLD SLICED BACON 1 I .. N. W. COMPTON, 0.0. 11b. Pkg. ~~~~:.,B~zl~its~~a~~s~: J~;:~ 1··~nd=ln=fa=n=t=da=u=gh=t•='=·=-~=:=--=::::-::"1::"-'h:"u':'-rs::--.: :-: -: :~" s:t"'C:":" ou'-=~='c-"'-S~='-=·=P::.~:m:e::ro~y""""""""""~~:::::::::ur:n:':u::r:_e~,..:.__·_2_6~5~,M=id=d=l=•:po=rt~~ "You eon .tell tile Air Forco /Qr me that I '"""tile 'rt not telllog us tile whole story ohout llrint JtJueero/L U.S. Government Day •S l Oct. 26 at University Inn f son: Eugene Brown, Ashland. Ky.; Clinton T. Brotherton, Given, W. Va.; Mrs. Roddy T. Moore, Jackson; Mrs . Donald B. Grifflth, New Boston ; Mrs. James R. Smith, Jackson: Russell Silva, Columbus Mrs. Jack. ie f'lsher. Ripley, W. Va.; Mrs. Martha E. Rawlins, Jackson; Mrs. Robert H. Stevens, Ravenswood; Mrs. Vadna Massie, Wellston. Birth• Mrs. Bobby L. Tucker, Grimms Landing, daughter, !O:Ol p.m. Friday; Mrs. James King, Wellston, daughter. 7:41 a.m. Saturday; Mrs. Roddy T. Moore, Jackson, twin sons, 1:13 p.m. and 11 p.m., Saturday ; Mrs. Arthur Pridemore, Radcliff, daughter, 3:08 p.m. Saturday: Mrs. Duane B. Wolfe, Racine 1:l).'l p.m. Saturday Mr. Kenneth N. Barnett, Rt. 1 Bidwell, twin daughters, 5:38 and 6:38 a.m. Sunday; Mra. Melvin L. Ross, Pt. PleaNnt, 1100, 7:52 a.m. Sunday ; Mrs. Robert H. Stevena, Ravenswood, son, s• = S329· 95 BAKER FURNITURE "nd." The Congresaman and Jfl will be on hand. llll Chester Society Notes -------- By ctari.. AIIM! Mrs. Wilma Ginther honored her son, A2c Jack Ginther, with a dinner at her home recently, Olhera present were • llr. 3 ROOMS New '299 ONLY .... Dtwto - ..,_ .. C•n•••..,'- MASON 'liRNITUII CO. MillON, W. VA. ILIEBOIIEI MARGARINE ·11b. Pkc. 2c Off MARGARINE :iver News PINTO ~-a.m.57s~~.s::!:n~:~.J~~: Sunday. Congressman Walter H. Moeller of Ohio's lOth ConDIS<barJeo grcssional Distri~,t hu announced his annual "U. S. Mra. Mary Buck, Mrs. ClarGovernment Day to be held October 26, at the Unlver- ence 1. Casto, David E. Clark, slty Inn, Athens. The Gov· and M Orvill W8Ia Sll Harrison C. Hartless Forrest ernment Day program scbera. e on. · •. vtr Ridge Mrs Erne Wataon, E. Jones. Dawn E. Morns, Robdule follows: Mr aod Mrs Phillip Boyles ert L. Osborne, Mrs. John W. Modera lor for mormng as- · · ' a· k d M E1h 1 s d slon, Mr. Alvin W. Elliott, Sup- Brenda and JO<y. Tuppers RIC ~~ •L ; s ~ lla ~· erintendent of Fairfield Union Plains, Miss Alice Welch, Oe~ ona . arner, a. 0 . . High School. Lancaaoor. aw~. Mr. and Mrs. E 1 ton Wllllama, Mra. LMnie R. WootJo,oo a. m. _ Opening re· Rltch1e and Bethel-Keno, Mr. en, Mrs. Richard Wyant, Mrs. marks by Congrusman Moe!· and Mrs. John Gmtber, Greg llr. and Gary and Mr. and Mrs Ray 10:15 a. m. _ Mr. Lowell E. Ginther, Angela, Ronnie and St21!1ns, Aerospact Ra11881'cb Jell, all local. A2c Ginther loll Engineer at the NASA LowiJ1 Friday lot San Francisco where Research Center, Cleftland. he embarked lor VIti Nam. 10:411 a. m. - Mr. William Pvt. Larry f!IU of Fort Jlen. B. Soyara, Jr., Special Agent nlng, Ga., ia home on fur. in Charge, Federal Buruu of lo~J8h with hla lather. W. F. InvestlgaUon Office, CloclnnaU. Hill, and brother, John. Miss 11:15 a. m. - Miss Cberoll llai1>ora Hill, Columbus, aponl J. Messmer, former Peace the weekend with them. Corps Volunteer in Honduru, Lt. anJ Mrs. Edgar Harton& wDI re~ the Peace COI'Jll. Of Columbus spent a weekend 11:45 a. m. to 12:45 p. m.- with Mr1. Laura Mae Harltml Break lor luncb. 1nd Kenneth. •Moderator for afterooon Pvt. and Mrs. Donald Koenig, lion, Mr. Tbomu Kelly, Aasl!l- Fort Lee, Va.. 'ilited recently alit Superlntendoftt and Collflo with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myselor, Middleport HiJb S<hool, en . . Middleport. ileefnt dinner cueata of Mrs. 12:4& p.m. - Dr. William c. Mabel Van Motel· were Lt. and '"t'~~.. IIAifrlt, Jr., Project Auoclate, Mrs. Edilll' Hartung of Colum- , 100'1o Fttlt-Ptttl bJ FIIIGIDCenter lor Economic Opportun- bus, Kenneth Hartung and Char-AIREl fi'Oil ,.,. ily, Oblo Unlveralty, Athe111, lea Elchlnter. 111._ 102-lb.lllp " represenUlll the Olllce of Eco- Mr. and Mra. Henry Elching· • t>llrilltatat IICtloi~ oomlc Opportunity. er and family, Mra. Laura Mle •1WII llll tllli)dllll:.-.1 1:15 p. m. - Mr. James Hartung, Mrs. Mabel Van MetMoort, Director 01 the Dlvillon er, Lt. and Mra. Edpr Hartunc •lltllklttllllthllwuouloor. of Student Flll8llclal Aid, Bu. visited Sunday evenlq wllb • 1'1111 ._ """"' C t 1 Ill tor reau of Higher Education, De- Mr. and llln. ll:ltlon Krauetter ...,_,. IIIII b II I partment of llealtb, EducaUon of Raoln" The Krauetlerl were and Welfare, Washington, D. C. ubllrvlng their 35th weddlnJ Cont~msman Moeller aaid, annlveraary. "It Is gratlfytnc to note the Airman Jolin Pooler lnpondwldesprtad lnttrest in 1b t Ins a furlolllb with ble parents Government Dlty prooeedinp, Mr. and Mra. Bracllay PoMr. particularly amo111 our college At the eno of llll lean he wiD and hlgil school lludentt, lnd 10 to the Pblllpplnes lor 1 tour MIDDLIPO!tT I am hopeful that every lntu- or duty. ---------ested citizen will avail them"lves of the opportunity to at- · r;;;;;;;;jjjiiii LEAN-MILD-SUGAR CURED .. ,lA&•. .... UMPBELL'S Chicken Noodle -Mushroom Vegetable Beef- Cbili Beef l. I ' SOUP ' Relax in cuzy comfort this winter with Ashland Metered Gasl and Emoire Appliances on the·job PARTY 18 l'lftJRSDAY A Halloween masquerade ty will be held at Allred Gra~><e I hail, 'l'hursday, October 27, p.m. There wUi be prtzes,j andreireslunenl! by the Allrtd It welcome. I Grq;e.l .I ' .Ashland Metered Gas is your willing servant in oo many ways. First, nothing beate gas for cle•n, de· j)elldable, ~atant heat. But in addition, gas giv• you new converuence and eeooomy for hot water., •:o>'4ing and clothes drying. Your nearby Ashland LP-Gat Balk Plant oft'ers )lOll a complete line of quality gas beating s,.,...ms and app~ They also ~ expett inst.allatioo. .And, if you wish, convetrlent budget terms am available-only 10% doWII and up to 24 months to pay. Asbian~ Metered Gas is easy on your pocketbook because you pay for the gas y~ uee afW you use it. And we keep a plentiful supply of foe! in your tank at all times, automatically. No matter how cold the weather, you'll never run out. I EIT)plre CirCUli" i 'J IW (pic~• :feb; $) Modem m ' **'P ' ·• p.......L.I« du. wilb ··. A*'•r ' I•' It flrD &4iag ~ . 1-DAY SERVIa vwan.w. .... ... J&W:idWqailli.'• • a e r lb. ut.~ llJ.P. ela••etM fa 4 , + d,;• 1001 cut-o!f autoaJalic: ..,., ulki. "!\it • ': n • .. 1 1 chamb&· ·, fi lA& C lb .. SHIRT FINISHING • tllMPBEI.L'S BEANWIBAOON OB VEGETABH SOIJP 10~·0L ID I ' Assocletecl R1dlo Now H•.• Complete A.UDIVOX Don't delay. Contact us today! JDJING SERVIa AND IAnEI!ES AT ALL TIMES Empire Floor Furnace ARtpresentitivt Will II In Our Sto,. 'This 70,000 BTO capacity floor fumace P. ID even 1low of clean, bellthfal heat at klw nperat;nc ... ~y. Eltra·bee:vy 0' ulrtstion chem. btr. lmpU.'I fhetDIO.!Itatic aelf. .. litlns -llol -a even durillf power faUilre. . " Ashland lP-Gas-ths modern ef16fgy ,-T THI Rliii!INCI OP MUi THOMAS SCALLY Ill . 4lfl.lt. Ml,..pert CoJ~~plell , Llno ~' Booka !~~,!.~~~ k811 -.·.- ASH,LAND OfL & REPINING COM. . . . ' lox 471, Hwy. 124, Pomeroy, Ohio Phonr. WYindolte 2·2166 Ripley, W.Va. • Phtnti 372-2221 • .~' WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26 1:00 TO 5:00 P.M. • FR~E - HEA1UNG TEST . '· . ; lltlrfnl AWJ Clt,-.4 &Chtcklll Fr• •in• - c•LL WY 24635 for apptilntllllllt It ...,. a.c1at.t .... I lV1 ~lit'Y Miller, 21 ••• Malillf., ·1!01!111'8'/•. ' ' .LIS. ., �. I ' • BAINEY 00001.1 etld SNUPI'V SMtl'M ~et Extra Cash The Wanl Ad Way Business Services •·~~ ,..__WANT ·- __AD ___ , 6-JlaUySentlne\, Pom~·Niddlt,.;rt, O, Oct. 24, 1968 !S18NS RADLII•U I P.M. DaY ............... IIMftMti .,........ "" .. .. C&ttCILL.ATIOIII In Racine. See Edison Brace, or phone 94&-2304. 10 23 6tp 011 COitKTIO.I Wilt M ,..,... ..-ttl .... A. M. For DWf • PUIWCiltiM :r, .'"' ...................... .. ,...,... • .-.IIMIJ. ,.. .... •htr tiOt f ftr RPUUio1ftl , ... nit ...-. ~ ,. tllllt;l: . . . . .., ... ' ......... -....."'"' ._....... WW M I I II OliAt.rn Pome:ov Motor Co. 62 CORVAIR Mon•• Cpe. $895 4 speed trans., red bucket aeata. new tire&, whitt finish, radio and beater. 62 BUICK lnvlcto Conv. Cpe. .$1395 . 21 6tp In Pltlleroy. Ph. Wt-20011. 1965 ENGLISH Ford Coalllll 1PI Cortina GT, like ..w. S1 m1lel 10_ 23_ 3...:. _______ Full power equipmept, bucket seats witb console, good W .w. t.ire&. radio and heater, beautiful white finish witb. maroon per gal. Ph. 992·25110io :&0 tfc vinyl in·teiior. $1395 ~ ELVINEV? UH ... WHO WUZ. VE GOSSIPIN'AB!)UT 8 IaPtst from electric compa""a-=BE=nl!"'oo=M'""'hc-o-me-,-.-c-lum'l-n~ um ny to Middleport. sidiRg, storm doors and win· _______1_0_2_1_6..:tpc II dows, full basement. 1622 Uncoln Heights, Pomeroy. 1959 STUDEBAKER, station Ph. 992-3012. 10 23 3te wagon, standard shift, $100. 5 ROOM House, bath al!d full Ph. 992-3231 or 74:1-4~~1. basement, new gas furnace, low mileage, one White fini&h. red inLerior, like new tires, power steerm• end bnket automatif tra111. radio · and beater, good top. Dnve a Buick at only $1395, 62 OLDS Storfire H.T. Cpa. . ~E CAN. LOW~Ezv .. s.~e FORD~;Auto s.•.. 1'======~;:::~· :::=:=:=:~:3r==::~?.:=:=~ ton ptckup, cylinder,lr 1\fHARLEY DAVIDSON;;IIi H0 NDA owner. Experlencad 1111 quire Lewis Trading RADIATOR MOTORCYCLES' SAL'U & SERVI'a across SERVICE -- For 11 ROOM htate house, full basement, tNFORMAnON A CUP OF CORN MEA·L, ifliff THE WILLITS THANKV, El VINEY .. ;I SEEN AN'TH' WIDDER DOWDY C111T·CHATTIN' OUT IN TH' FRONT VARD FER TWO SOLID. HOURS THIS MORNIN'•"' SHORE CAN I liiORRY lv PltiD LASSWELL .101 From tbt ~ Truct or Bulldozer Rad1ator To Tbo Smalletl Beater Core. BLAETTNARS Pom...., MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT a, OHI OP THI IIICIP '*OPLII . CALL ILAETTNARS bwllngs Hond• Sal11 Phone 992-2143 P~~m~roy, 0. WY 14111 MIDDLIPORT OHIO For Sale DRIVE A 1 WOMEIJ ALW~'VS W/16100 FOO OF TALKIN'lO USTEfoJ .I'LL CALL SAM AN' GET lHE SCOOP! DICK RAWLINGS Lt'L ABNER tA, ,, , lv AL DID I PF\EA2E 'IOU, RORD AND MASTER'? CLEAN CAR ll ONLY TAKII RADIATOR SERVICE OMI MINUll ONLY SOc iii NiW LdiliOf ShO.,! IJ.DRIVI THRU ecu eTrvck eHuter Core eBullclour eAny Type CAR WASH h HOWII SCMNI!IDEII Ttll ME SJM611111VG E:Ek WHY I~ IT THAT You' STRO~G PERSOI-lALITV TVPGS ALIUA'IS WAIVT TO BE LEADERS '1 Wl-l't? . GASULIN! ALLEY ly KING 1 THI& lORN LOSE/I ( DICK TRACY PRICKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Br MERRILL . ly CHESTER GOI ILD ILOSSER AMl"lb NOncE! OJtoiSIDER. OPERATION OF AASWER 1>11~ ~ LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE FINAl. ly HAROLD GRA f 'Z THE RACINI · VEPf CIRCLE' TEN MIL&S PLANING MILL ,_LONG RT. 124 HAS BEEN RESUMED itm' MIL£S ACQOS oct:~ ,:rr r~ CEJ''HB~· ...~I NOTf.IING LE~T, NOT EVEN ANY .DUST . OR 'bMOk'E CLOUD; JU'bT COMPL.ETi r'(!S'I'EilDAV ){. il«l'l' WAS IN~Artr OBUTERm"ION! ' r!Ri:O, STANDING timber m Oblo ~""'~""'""'~""'""'7-:-1 or We•t VIrginia, or old ADAMS Trading Post ud An- farms witll timber. Marion llqui Store moved to • new Reynolds, 8o1 77, Syracuse, loeallt>•• now at Crou Rol!cil 0. I II 102tp Jun<:ti<m 124 and •tate route 143 "' RuUal!ci Road. Phone 142-< !61. I It lfc IIEARO 'IIOIJHO I 'niE WORLD... liEARt) AHD SEIH Vltl 'm....... ALLEY 001' OAilY ClOSSWORD , For Rent 4 R+ furnished opartment upstairs, for c.uple. Phone Wt-M:IS. 10 21 tic WINNIE WINKLI! ly IRANNER FURNISHED one and two bed· ruom, first noor apartments. Middlepor~ o. Pnone m 3874. II 21 tfc ·- - -- s ROOM MOOERN trailer, oil en t. •• heat, cook with bottle gas. Carman Rest Home, Rock Springs, e, I 0 21 Ste EFFICIENCY apartment, 400 Spring Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. :z:z. ••t ~ cal>leo, Pb. 992-2288. 10 14 tfc FURNISHED opartmeo~ lsi liL~ floor, modem, nice for eoup- 28. Gu le or one persoa. Ph. 1192- :IO.Bird S26'/. 10 5 Ill< .... - . I" BUGS BUNNY Help W1ntecl SWIM POOL dealers wanl<!d , in-ground. 1595 and up. c.... tact Fox Pools. Inc., 1895 Whiteford Road , York, Pa. Ph. 11m 75H324. 0~4Y ! OKAY! l 'I.L GET YER WA.'TER ••• l~Wt ' .;;· •~rw · ta pt Ittrom my ,. 'J'RA)LER LOT, Middleport, 0. I'll. 112-W 10 2S Me Jt_, ... • . ,·,''l 'I ,,.• • I . ..".:"-:-------a I!IOit alnctrw ilde!" For Rent Mrs. RW:~I' Shumway .II .Yisll-and, Mrt. Robert Edwards of 1ng her <'hi.dren In New Castle, Dayton a·•·M nd M 10D, Ten1 of Coltllltbal. Pa. and Akron ••• r· a rs. Clark M Mr and M ·La Edwards, Columbui were ,. rs. R. E. Wlillatllll spent 1 rs. wrenec Rose ' ...t In O.lp"' wiUt •- _ ..... are spending a few days with cent vi;Uiors of Mr. al!d Mrs.' - .., . · ,.,. .,__. J Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R o ' t Alfred Ca•ndollar and J • a n son, Bill . DleiZ. I)' . 8t!d famlly Akron. and Mr. •nd Mrs. Bernie Ed- ltfrl. Qpal Harris, Nl'l. ar.. llftL ~~~ll~ Mrs. Hubert Carr and Susan,Iwan;ls. . . . . . ra~l Gra.ssnlckle, ~ · Ara ,~1'Yhn • Clark ..:f~nt Norlltrldc•· r.aru., Richard Wei!kend ~es1s n1 Mrs. Helen[MY*t .lncl Mr.. Genen Yaw Reedsville . ."ety Nt ..Soei : ., 0 es .• "' ~ ~ • r•( .. •· ..,. ,.. 111 - . ·.; ' ' ~· Ia ~. . . ~·thdotlar of 1M 11:.s. ~VY.J:~ ""1!,~-i. Mr•. Ml~.t~~ :.·=~~coo' •>l!~ -: ·J, 7f .. ,. ,., • �. I ' • BAINEY 00001.1 etld SNUPI'V SMtl'M ~et Extra Cash The Wanl Ad Way Business Services •·~~ ,..__WANT ·- __AD ___ , 6-JlaUySentlne\, Pom~·Niddlt,.;rt, O, Oct. 24, 1968 !S18NS RADLII•U I P.M. DaY ............... IIMftMti .,........ "" .. .. C&ttCILL.ATIOIII In Racine. See Edison Brace, or phone 94&-2304. 10 23 6tp 011 COitKTIO.I Wilt M ,..,... ..-ttl .... A. M. For DWf • PUIWCiltiM :r, .'"' ...................... .. ,...,... • .-.IIMIJ. ,.. .... •htr tiOt f ftr RPUUio1ftl , ... nit ...-. ~ ,. tllllt;l: . . . . .., ... ' ......... -....."'"' ._....... WW M I I II OliAt.rn Pome:ov Motor Co. 62 CORVAIR Mon•• Cpe. $895 4 speed trans., red bucket aeata. new tire&, whitt finish, radio and beater. 62 BUICK lnvlcto Conv. Cpe. .$1395 . 21 6tp In Pltlleroy. Ph. Wt-20011. 1965 ENGLISH Ford Coalllll 1PI Cortina GT, like ..w. S1 m1lel 10_ 23_ 3...:. _______ Full power equipmept, bucket seats witb console, good W .w. t.ire&. radio and heater, beautiful white finish witb. maroon per gal. Ph. 992·25110io :&0 tfc vinyl in·teiior. $1395 ~ ELVINEV? UH ... WHO WUZ. VE GOSSIPIN'AB!)UT 8 IaPtst from electric compa""a-=BE=nl!"'oo=M'""'hc-o-me-,-.-c-lum'l-n~ um ny to Middleport. sidiRg, storm doors and win· _______1_0_2_1_6..:tpc II dows, full basement. 1622 Uncoln Heights, Pomeroy. 1959 STUDEBAKER, station Ph. 992-3012. 10 23 3te wagon, standard shift, $100. 5 ROOM House, bath al!d full Ph. 992-3231 or 74:1-4~~1. basement, new gas furnace, low mileage, one White fini&h. red inLerior, like new tires, power steerm• end bnket automatif tra111. radio · and beater, good top. Dnve a Buick at only $1395, 62 OLDS Storfire H.T. Cpa. . ~E CAN. LOW~Ezv .. s.~e FORD~;Auto s.•.. 1'======~;:::~· :::=:=:=:~:3r==::~?.:=:=~ ton ptckup, cylinder,lr 1\fHARLEY DAVIDSON;;IIi H0 NDA owner. Experlencad 1111 quire Lewis Trading RADIATOR MOTORCYCLES' SAL'U & SERVI'a across SERVICE -- For 11 ROOM htate house, full basement, tNFORMAnON A CUP OF CORN MEA·L, ifliff THE WILLITS THANKV, El VINEY .. ;I SEEN AN'TH' WIDDER DOWDY C111T·CHATTIN' OUT IN TH' FRONT VARD FER TWO SOLID. HOURS THIS MORNIN'•"' SHORE CAN I liiORRY lv PltiD LASSWELL .101 From tbt ~ Truct or Bulldozer Rad1ator To Tbo Smalletl Beater Core. BLAETTNARS Pom...., MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT a, OHI OP THI IIICIP '*OPLII . CALL ILAETTNARS bwllngs Hond• Sal11 Phone 992-2143 P~~m~roy, 0. WY 14111 MIDDLIPORT OHIO For Sale DRIVE A 1 WOMEIJ ALW~'VS W/16100 FOO OF TALKIN'lO USTEfoJ .I'LL CALL SAM AN' GET lHE SCOOP! DICK RAWLINGS Lt'L ABNER tA, ,, , lv AL DID I PF\EA2E 'IOU, RORD AND MASTER'? CLEAN CAR ll ONLY TAKII RADIATOR SERVICE OMI MINUll ONLY SOc iii NiW LdiliOf ShO.,! IJ.DRIVI THRU ecu eTrvck eHuter Core eBullclour eAny Type CAR WASH h HOWII SCMNI!IDEII Ttll ME SJM611111VG E:Ek WHY I~ IT THAT You' STRO~G PERSOI-lALITV TVPGS ALIUA'IS WAIVT TO BE LEADERS '1 Wl-l't? . GASULIN! ALLEY ly KING 1 THI& lORN LOSE/I ( DICK TRACY PRICKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Br MERRILL . ly CHESTER GOI ILD ILOSSER AMl"lb NOncE! OJtoiSIDER. OPERATION OF AASWER 1>11~ ~ LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE FINAl. ly HAROLD GRA f 'Z THE RACINI · VEPf CIRCLE' TEN MIL&S PLANING MILL ,_LONG RT. 124 HAS BEEN RESUMED itm' MIL£S ACQOS oct:~ ,:rr r~ CEJ''HB~· ...~I NOTf.IING LE~T, NOT EVEN ANY .DUST . OR 'bMOk'E CLOUD; JU'bT COMPL.ETi r'(!S'I'EilDAV ){. il«l'l' WAS IN~Artr OBUTERm"ION! ' r!Ri:O, STANDING timber m Oblo ~""'~""'""'~""'""'7-:-1 or We•t VIrginia, or old ADAMS Trading Post ud An- farms witll timber. Marion llqui Store moved to • new Reynolds, 8o1 77, Syracuse, loeallt>•• now at Crou Rol!cil 0. I II 102tp Jun<:ti<m 124 and •tate route 143 "' RuUal!ci Road. Phone 142-< !61. I It lfc IIEARO 'IIOIJHO I 'niE WORLD... liEARt) AHD SEIH Vltl 'm....... ALLEY 001' OAilY ClOSSWORD , For Rent 4 R+ furnished opartment upstairs, for c.uple. Phone Wt-M:IS. 10 21 tic WINNIE WINKLI! ly IRANNER FURNISHED one and two bed· ruom, first noor apartments. Middlepor~ o. Pnone m 3874. II 21 tfc ·- - -- s ROOM MOOERN trailer, oil en t. •• heat, cook with bottle gas. Carman Rest Home, Rock Springs, e, I 0 21 Ste EFFICIENCY apartment, 400 Spring Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. :z:z. ••t ~ cal>leo, Pb. 992-2288. 10 14 tfc FURNISHED opartmeo~ lsi liL~ floor, modem, nice for eoup- 28. Gu le or one persoa. Ph. 1192- :IO.Bird S26'/. 10 5 Ill< .... - . I" BUGS BUNNY Help W1ntecl SWIM POOL dealers wanl<!d , in-ground. 1595 and up. c.... tact Fox Pools. Inc., 1895 Whiteford Road , York, Pa. Ph. 11m 75H324. 0~4Y ! OKAY! l 'I.L GET YER WA.'TER ••• l~Wt ' .;;· •~rw · ta pt Ittrom my ,. 'J'RA)LER LOT, Middleport, 0. I'll. 112-W 10 2S Me Jt_, ... • . ,·,''l 'I ,,.• • I . ..".:"-:-------a I!IOit alnctrw ilde!" For Rent Mrs. RW:~I' Shumway .II .Yisll-and, Mrt. Robert Edwards of 1ng her <'hi.dren In New Castle, Dayton a·•·M nd M 10D, Ten1 of Coltllltbal. Pa. and Akron ••• r· a rs. Clark M Mr and M ·La Edwards, Columbui were ,. rs. R. E. Wlillatllll spent 1 rs. wrenec Rose ' ...t In O.lp"' wiUt •- _ ..... are spending a few days with cent vi;Uiors of Mr. al!d Mrs.' - .., . · ,.,. .,__. J Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R o ' t Alfred Ca•ndollar and J • a n son, Bill . DleiZ. I)' . 8t!d famlly Akron. and Mr. •nd Mrs. Bernie Ed- ltfrl. Qpal Harris, Nl'l. ar.. llftL ~~~ll~ Mrs. Hubert Carr and Susan,Iwan;ls. . . . . . ra~l Gra.ssnlckle, ~ · Ara ,~1'Yhn • Clark ..:f~nt Norlltrldc•· r.aru., Richard Wei!kend ~es1s n1 Mrs. Helen[MY*t .lncl Mr.. Genen Yaw Reedsville . ."ety Nt ..Soei : ., 0 es .• "' ~ ~ • r•( .. •· ..,. ,.. 111 - . ·.; ' ' ~· Ia ~. . . ~·thdotlar of 1M 11:.s. ~VY.J:~ ""1!,~-i. Mr•. Ml~.t~~ :.·=~~coo' •>l!~ -: ·J, 7f .. ,. ,., • �,. I I a!:: R; SOCIAL Around and ~~mttnet. Pomeroy-?tllddteport, o., oct. 24, t96s Mrs. Abbott Hostess to Meeting of Rock Springs Better Health Club About MiddJep0rt CAl Vl\m •R .d'.1~!!Y" . Mrs. J'IVIa •.1 en Is Speaker on Laymen'sDay Around and About pOmeroy JoIIy8uncII m THE SOU'ffiERN • SliowerGlvtn Mrs. Price Sewing Club Entertained at y 1 ~~~h.HeurPrs~!~•• ___. Elemen· Mrs. James Jividen Will Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan enter· •w~ "" ""' ·-·· The October meeting of the dent and viee president, Mrs. ljl tary PTA will meet Monday guest speaker 1uring the lained the Jolly Bunch Sewing of honor at a 1110Wer Thursday llbck Springs Better Health Cllffo~d Leifheit p.resided, open. . !tl evening, October :u at 8 p. m. ing worship services at Heath Club of Middleport at her new evenlllg at the ~ H~rl Club was held Thursday even· mg wtth the Lords Prayer and · ~ at · the school. Mrs. Manning . Methodist Church Sund~y trailer home ln RuUand Friday Catholic church ••rlum ,gtv· ing at th• home of Mrs. Arlee pledge to flag followed with . Kloos will give a brief hllk on Mr and Mrs Horr Sod,l\er observance of Laymen s.. Day. ovenJng. Decorations carrying "" by Mrs. Dw~t Cullums, devotions taken from Luke 7: Sunday guests of Mr. and [the TB lev All other PTAs · Y She had os ner topic, out the Halloween theme were Mrs. James Clatworthy, Mrs. Abbott. b f th . 1-10- by Mrs Amos Leonard. Mrs. Wendell Gerlach were e invited y. of Bridgeport were r e ~en t Christ as the Servant of Gnd," used on the porch and In tbe Denver Kapple, Mrs. David In the a sence o e preSJ· Mrs. Scott Fol,ner was wei- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Me- ar RACINE -WESLEYAN Service guests of her SJsters, r s. In which slie pointed to borne. Goodwin and Mrs. Eugene Trlp--=========~\comed as a new member. Connell and daughter of Cald- Guild will bold its regular Bentz Wolfe. f M life of Christ and his serving Games were played and prlz. lett. ,. well. . Recent guests o r. mankind with his abundant love, rd d to M p L Mitch A communication was read Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gwiaz- meetmg Monday, Oct. 24 at Mrs. Carl Moore and as the criteria for Christians es awa e rs. · · Mr ' Games were pl~ed and prlz· from the Red Cross to which dowsky and children ol Wa;h- 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Davis were Lawrence Smith, everywhere In the churehes Mrs. Betty Cllneo:d th s. es awarded to Mr.!. pear I the club make a contribution. ington Court House visited over Wilma McGraw. Laurel c,tff, Mrs. Edythe the world. Ernest Hughdes. ng e ""' SDllth, Mrs. Homer Brlckles, 62 A meeting of thr Rock Springs the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. .BETHEL NO. of ~he Inle.-· ther, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emerson ~ones, lay clal hour a essert course was and Mrs. Albert Ebel'abach, and Homemakers oluiJ was anRussell Mills and Mrs. Harry natiOnal Order of Jobs Daughther and Mrs. John Smith, assisted with the service. oy the b..teeses,~~· Mrs. Lorain Sterrett WOII the Tonight thru WedMSday nounced for Thursday, Oct. 27, Mills. ters Will m;t Mon~y, ~~ ~ eroy and Mrs.Evelyn .Moore man Burdette was organist =o~ll~nd ,Mrs. ::n Dal, door prize. October 26 ELVIS PRESLEY at 1 p. m. at the home of Miss Marcella Fraser, daugh· Pomeroy asomc emp e a Syracuse. ' Ben Phitson choir director . oan s '!a sons, • in Mrs. Harold Blackston_ Iter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex 7:30 p.m._ . Miss S'aron Biggs Is visiting lbe service ' las and Duan~ Weber, assisted Alter the honored guesl OJI' "PARADISE-HAWAIIAN Mrs. Mark Grueser was in Fraser. Middleport, and Miss ' GARDEN CLUB preSidents in Columbus with her sister, Durin Church with the servmg. Mrs. Vernon ened her many lovely gifts, a STYLE" charge of the program when Rita Ball, daught.r of Mr. and I and mteresled members will Mrs. Tip Bowling, while Mr. hour th~ chfldr•n in Weber was a guest dessert course was served to Technic-olor ·t· e e read in Mrs Allen Hall Pomeroy bave meet at Oh1o Power Co. offtce Bowling is hospitalized • Attending were Mrs. Kenneth the above and Mrs. EUen Ely.B Presle.v S L . h severa I a1 JC 1es w r , · . _3 . . · one through six B M H hes M Mr Elm W'cldl 0 uzanna e,g eluding, ''For Families wilh been vaC'i\tioning in Flonda. M_onday at 7. o p.m. rawmg~ Mr. and Mrs Grover E. vocal numbers "Our yers, rs. ug ' r s. Couch, s. er 1 am, Jas . Shigeta Recurrent Infection," by Mrs. They made the trip by JOl. wJII be ~ade for arrangemen. Hawk of Columbus visited . Earth" and "This Is My Smf~, Mrs. H. E. Bush, Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Cook, Mrs. IA!o Donna Butterworth · Ge rge Skinner . Whv Moth- Thev are employ_ ed at the KaiS· cla<Ses m the ChriStmas flow- era! days the oast week w1th , W 1• , led Wilham i!obson, Mrs. Willis Vaughan, Mrs. W. A. Gibbs, Malianna Hill . . Grueser, Mrs. WiU'am Reynolds Mrs. Harry P· Smith , Mrs• IA!o Fe1turette & Colorcartoons ersoAre Tired , Mrs Blackstan· f'r Corporation m Havenswood , er show. his mother Mrs. Price Hawk. er th s. t or"h. accompan MJ C 1 I J Admission: 75c & 40c "Aspirin Ma~ Do -More Tha~ W. Va. TUESDAY Mrs. Lucille 8. Hawkins was te~'~n el~ ~~to :!r/'" M~s. Shirley Mills, Mrs. P. L. Crew,Mrs. Rache!Lefever,Mrl. Relieve Pam," Mrs. Folmer; Mrs. Roger Emmish visited POMEROY CHAPTER No._ 80 the Sunday dmner guest of Mrs. Mitch, Mrs. Betty .Cline, Mrs. Charles Cohen, Mrs. Walter THURSDAY, Oct. 27 "Migraine in Childhood," Mrs_ over the weekend wilh Mrs. Royal Arch Maso~s, will Homer Holter and attended the , Milhoan, Mrs. Weber and Dal- Hamm and Nancy, Mlaa Ethel ___NOT.OPEN William Grueser," "Protection '( A. Emmish. ' hold a spec~al meetmg TUes- Chester flower •how. las and Duane Weber. Koenig, Mrl. L. F. ScllOetllell, FRIDAY thru TUESDAY , Against Tuberculosis." Mrs j Mr. and Mrs_ James Hrewing-lday at7:30 p.m. to confer the Ted Rec<l returned home SotMrs. Leonard Jewell, Mrs. Gur Oct. 28 ·Nov. 1 Leonard. and "Life In Theselton spent the weekend m Co- excellent masters degree.- - urday night from Cowan, Mrs. John SIJaa, Mrs. ''THOSE MAGNIFICENT I United States," Mrs. w. A. llumbus with hor sister, Mrs THE MEIGS Coun~y Ridmg where he attended the grand MEN IN THEIR Mary Kunrelmaa, Twlla Sut FLYING MACHINES" or IM 'Esthrr Kissel! who is recuper- Club Will meet Tues ay even- lodge convocation of the Free Clalworthy, Beel<y Triplelt IIIII "How I Fll!w fram London lo organ. lating from a recent itlness. ling at ..ttJe home of Joe Yo~g and Accepted Masons. ·•octoge~arian Sunday" Ronnie Collums. Paris in 2S hours •nd I A ronte!lt conducted hy Mrs.! Mrs. Michael rletchner of ,Sr. at ':30 p. m. Hostesses WLII Mrs. John Durst and observed m the Sunday SendJntt mu. were Ill'&. Jllr.. 11 minutes." :Skinnf' r v.-as won by Mrs _ Columbus was the weekend be Mrs. Leo ~ennedy, Jr. and ter, Mrs. Hilda Rothinger hour 8! the M~ddleport Plans were made for a Hal· .., ....,... Stuart ~~~~1~;~\~~~~~~~h MilP.s, IMorgan rmd Mr:,. Homer H~d- ! guest of fier mothrr, Mrs. Hat-~ MrsQ~~~~~tz;&u .11 t Cincinnati were weekend or Chnst whe~ members loween party bv the Twin City ry Watson, Mrl. Ruuell Brtu. Jame!' F'ox, H.nbcrt Morley, I ford and refrl:!shments wer_e' tie Smit.h. Mrs. Fle!dmer. sn- p d t ~~ of Mrs. 'fhoma~ Hood and Mr. 80 w~re recogmzed and "\'outh Fellowship Sun· Mr. and Mr!. Everett Secfmer Gert f'orUe · Irina lJPmi<"k . serv'ed 'l'"e ne~' mP.eLing Will i prano soloist. joined the Heath , Tues ay at 2 hp.Cm. ak e orne and Mrs. Elsworth- Rowe. ed gtfts. evening at the Pomeroy and KareD ud Comdt, Btl. TC>rry 'fh,Jmas, GuP5! St:1r: · · " ·· · 1 • of Mrs Josep oo A 'b g1 Rr.o SKELTO'I be Thursdav ~ovember 17 at ltethodJSt Churc~ ch01r for tl:e l · . · _ Mrs. Charles R. Karr and trt ute was ven to Church. The meeting Joe Gloecbter, lilrl. ·Eizl GIJ. Colorcartoon · the hom~ 0"1.' Mrs Welby Wha-:sunchly morning worship serv- , R~~INE _Amherlldca~ Leg11 daughter, Pollv were called sJx present with Mrs. was opened with group singing more Sr. and Louise Mr&. Dill 1Auxlltarv Will 0 tts regua :- ... t "t rd b the death Reibel and Mrs Ernest ~~mi!-sio~5~&: 40r'c·_ _ • • - ley, v.:ilh Mrs. Abbott in charge Ire. . . T d Oct 25 t .IJon on ~au ay y . . anunid ••The Lord's Prayer.' in Wetzel, Mrs. GleDD'-'-"'· • WEDNESDAY, Nev. 2 lot the program and Mrs. Mark ! Mr. a~d Mrs_. Emerson Junes 1~eetmg ues a:, · • a of Mrs. Karr's cousin, lance m charge of the son. ......,. .... NOT OPEN Grue"r the contest. 1and thw son-m-law, Lee Dav- : UO p. m. Potluck refreshments Sweeney. Miss Karr ret~rned They Included Mrs. Tbe lesson was given by Floyd Mees, llnL ~ Jill. to Columbus Sunday evemng. va ChUders, tbe oldest at George Skinner and John Wlles selroad Jr., Mrt. ~ CitI j1dson, Athens, were m Colum- Will be served. bus Sunday to VISil their daugh-1 EDNESDAY Miss Paula Theiss, student at who also has an attendance on the topic, "So You Don't ter, Mrs. T. T. SL M-. llat. ter, Mrs. Lee Davidson, a pa- , W~ Ohio University, •pent the cord of ll years; Nettle Date:• Plans wet·• discussed for Terry fllalln, Mn. A. 1:. tient at Grant HospitaL Mrs. HEATH METHODIST Church end with her aunt and uncle, ell, 89; Minnie Gilmore, 87; the Halloween party on October Phelps, Mrl. Phoeoll 1:11 '11, Davidson tSharon Jones) ,•cnn iWIII hold a family mght dmner Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lytle and Mrs. Cash Braley, 82; Mrs. 30 at the Pomeroy Church from Mill Helena ~ord, MU. improving slowly from a strrp Wednesday evemng, Oct. 26 • at daughter. David Farmer, Bl, and Mrs. 7 to 8:30 p.m. The meeUng was Charlotte Ev-. ·M rl, 0., fiU.eo throat infection. While i6;30 P-_m. at the church. Tbos~ Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Puglls- Mabel Vance, 84, who closed wltb the reading of the sell, Mrs. ~ loDet,.lla there they also visit the i r · atlendmg are to brmg ~ covet· sl of Columbus visited Sunday from Kent for the Sunday 23rd Psalm by Joyce Riley Mae Van Jin£8 b .._ a.io ' B b J M ed diSh and table serv1ce. The . . • " 'r~ d I 1Daug""· ar ara ones. rs. _ _ w th her paren<S. Mr. and Mrs. 1res. Atten••·· were Jun'my Bre-- bert Neu'""""' -.. ...., NIJI d · 1 · Rev Calvm Rndelteffer dts· 1 ~., ....._ - . "" son-" a voca muSJc m· t . t perintendent . wiii be a Virgil CampbelL Others bonored who were un- er Jim Wiles Oebble Major, Hawk, Rev. 1111<•• &I •• GOT TO MAKE ROOM FOR MORE Istructor m the Athens C1ty nc su • Mr. and Mrs. Allen Nolan of able to be present were Lena B;..da Edw.;.w, Becky Trl~ WWI•M• u...; , ,. • .:, Glltlft School te guest. Members of the congre.. M Elh' • r -... -~, _ , _ NEW FORD TRADE-INSI sys m. gation and their families a r' Columbus VJSIM Sunday c mney, oldest member lett, Kayte Russell, Joyce Riley, Mrl. W. H. Eli!IRIIidi·- ~ ed to It nd her grandmother, Mrs. Cor a the church, 93; Fred Shiflet, Anita Fultz Joyce Coocll, Jane bJ1 Mlslt Ellie 1ta't, .... Flttil SEE US TODAY FOR THE SHARPEST Third Friday Club ur~ STAT~ ~ONCLAVE of the Wiggins at Meigs General Hos- 90; Ruth Moore, Clark Van Acree, Sally Duckworth, Meta- Da'mell, lltrs. ~- - USED CARS IN THE VALLEY To Visit Fenton's Ohio Valley Commandery No. pita!. They also VtSI!ed Cooney, Vteto~fa McCm:ley, nle Mcintyre. Mona Mcintyre, Mlaa Carol u...,l ~ Bell Mrs. Denver Thoma enter- 24, Knights Templars, will be Edtth Thomas. Ia Byers, Allee Rawlings and George Skinner, Bob Couch, NeutzllnC, Ref; ftlbilt ,l*a tained U10 Third Friday Club held Wednesday, October 26, Mrs. Theodora Smith. John Wiles, Mary IIDimu and Turel, and 1111 ,...... 500 XL 2 dr. h~rdtop, 8 cyt, 4 speed trans., radio and Friday evening at her home, at uo p. m. A potluck meal the leaders, Mrs. ~ta Lemley elau Ill till fl L J heater, white sidewall tires. Fisher St. A short business ses- will be served at 6:30 p. m. and Mrs. OrvtUe Wil~. Baptllt ebuldt. -sion was conducted by Mrs. RACINE GRANGE will meet Thoma and plans were made Wednesday, Oct. 26 at 7:30 at to visit the Fenton Glass Co. !he Grange HaiL Booster mgbt 2 dr. hardtop, 8 cyt 4 speed trans., radio and heater, at Williamstown on Thuri!day will be observed and there M b f lh W ' I white sidewall tires. , 0 ' -u be ak f th Til em ers e oman ' Mrs. James Will et>tertalned November3 Wl aspe er ore " t fCh'ti Se. · d I E I c1e y o r1s an rv1ce the W'lling Wort Ia Games were played during a Bon ssue. veryone _18 we. United Methodist Church 1 ers c ss , social bo•rr with prizes awarded come. Refreshmenls Will be P ·u . _ te th' dJO Enterprise EUB church 4 dr., 6 cyt, auto. trans., radio and beater, while . ed omeroy WJ p;:;r1LCtpa IS cently at her home, CbesJ:er[l to Mrs. A. H. Jllbersbach, Mrs. serv · week in one of the most imnortsidewall tires. Ben Neutzling, Mrs. Bentz THURSDAY ant annual observance of Road. I Wo!fe and Mrs. Dale Smith. dil:t wom•n throughout the The hymD, Count Vour B!etlS·II A salad course carrying out ALL PERSONS o• the com· ed States lngs, o)lllllld the meeting, 4 dr. Hardtop, 8 cyL, automatic trans., radio and heat· the Halloween theme was 1 mittees for the Pomeroy PTA "A Caii to Prayer and Self· lowed by the Lord's Prayer er, white sidewall tires. served by the hostess to those Halloween party are asked to Denial .. first observed by Meth- unison and the readlng named 1bove aod Mrs. Fred meet Thursday, October 27 at odist ~omen in 1887 focuses on Psalm 23 by Mrs. John Smith. Dessauer, Mrs. Arnold Hayes, I .P· m. at the school to sack guided mission study. 1 A ~rt program.wu presented Mrs. Mar Meinhart, Mrs. pnzes and, set up booths. . needed offering for special which opened wtth an lirllcle, Grover Erb, Mrs. Ray Seiden- . WOMEN S SOCIETY of Chns- sion proJects, and a A Useful Life, by Mrs. Geoffrey abel, Mrs. Everett Dailey, and han Semce of the. Chester spiritual life. More than Wtlsoo. A poem, Treasurer, Mrs. Cleland Innes. Methodist Church will observe 000 was read by Miss Dorothy Lortgll 1 36 000 Locust & Sycamore Sts. _ "A _Call to Prayer aBd Self· d wG?.'::!~ 1 n U 5o tales ill and an arlfcle, Followm, 0 9 · Demal'' program 'l'llureday· • Oc- an s w His Footste(18, by Mr'· "bciaw,ll 1\UDDLEPORT Klt Carson, fronttersman, join in"""" the observance • was born Dec. 24, 1809. Iober 27, at 7:30 p. m. The 'l'll Call Is Bentz. Two readings, Lillie ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"l[tbeme for 1966 Is '"l'hese My e , 'JIODSO phan Annie and Grandpa !Jro,P-11 Brethreo ., Men women and Woman B Division of the bl Gl ' by Br da cbUdren ;.,. Invited. dist Board of Mlaslons. The s wes, en vision, one of the four units of the Board of Buck, la the Urdu language, Pakls- Is the national bndy under the bullness Elberfelds ere headquarters for RCA tan means "land of the pure." aU local Woman'1 SocieUea aod reporll were glvea ctD --======--.[Guilds function. aaio of danny duzlll, dlah clotbs[l Color television, portable television, black '!'be theme of the 11188 Call and ehureb plalel. A allen! Prayer and Self-Denial 11 lion wu beld. The wooder & white television and stereos. "'!'bose lily Brethren," donated by Mrs. Claude from Matthew :15:40 and ted wa1 awarded to Becky phasi2ing brotherhood In llefrelbmenll were served Pianos, Sheet Music, Records and Musical slons work. the bolllesl to 1lle above ' The program meetlnl f 0 Mr1. Herbert DtlctD, Mn. cart Accessories women o1 the United Mn. EvereU Bates Church will be beld at 2 p.m. =-~·r!:,!ll on, Wednl!llday, Oeolber :W ber meeting 1iDI be held at the cburcb. bome ol Mrl. Dwl8hl LopD. - ... r'' il' MEIGS THEATRE the •' ·'. •• ~~ • I ~ It ' ,* I ., entinef -I '. Detloted To The lilttn'utl 01 Tt.. JlelpJ,taton -.4,.. -,. I '&.:~ < •• ' ~ ~s f- ::·' o::rf VOL XVIII .. NO. 163 .. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, O_H_IO----..-T-UE.SDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1966 _-. • r:t~h .lif /o,:'~'- ----.--FI_VE CEN'IJ onstruction Ahead of ~e e(IuiC Tro9ps Liberate 18 From Red.Cave I OctogenarianS A H d re onore Jn Middleport Twin Cities' Baptist youth P/an Party 1 :ee °" 1 " 5 I - I 64 Ford Galaxie Pomeroy Church W J• omen to om In Observance 65 Pontiac G.T.O. = Church Class E 'ned ntertal 8 M W'll y rS. -~-~ 66 Chevrolet Malibu j• "I( oT F , ,_. .,~ 1'. 1,;.: ';(I IIi! iT :T4 .' : ' n rti r·. - •dl. i 'I I ·• 1 I 1'1 KEITH GOBLE FORD USED CAR LOT I OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY U-DRIVE THRU I ~=~h~ ,~llfn.;ct:Bea ~=~~~ f;'e: ELBERFELDS POMEROY Located On W. Main St., Pomeroy No Fuss, No Muss No Wet Shoes U-DRIVE THRU - - THAT'S ALL YOU DO Why Pay ~.00 or More soc ~~ (j Tho blrtl1claY ol lllrs. Relbelwuobeemdwben Busy Bee Sewing Clrda Ill Trinity United amrclt of Christ I met 'l'll•JI'Bday at the churcb for an aU day qulli!Di. A potluck dinner wu lefV8tl al noon to Mr1. Reibel, Mn. Ben Neutzllng, Mrs. Clarence Massar, llrl. l'reda M I St,yle 3900 Miss Lena Grueaer, Mrl. w. L. Kautz, Mrl. ~ Duty 1boes well-crafted of Mr1. Otho Jlllurray, Mn. white leather to keep you Ebersbacll, Mrs. Clan Mrs. Amanda Kaljl&r and Mn. ID comfort duriDC all the Carl Shields. busy houu - and flatter YOU CAN DRIVE your foot A CLEAN CARl wed&e tiOle. PROTECT YOUR AUTO- LD PEOPU SEE HOW O.EAN YOU ARE!! NOT HOW DIRTYI IT ONLY TAKES ONE MINUTU •~ well. Crepe ENORMOUB APPETltB WAIT ONE MORE WEEK • • IS CO.M·INGI Only $6.99 ' THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0. ,. Mm. <lecn1• Dewey wu 11111. < ' "'rtJ < •b 'I) j ,,J 0'1 1 ni 1q " ilv IIi ,., II 17 • AA·B·W wldthl -I1--------------------SL._______.,Dec. 21 , WE WASH UNDER THE CAR 'H" ~ Birthday Ob1erved By Sewing Circle ONLY 'I Vllfci_, ON DUTY! In Comfort! 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