http://66.213.69.5/files/original/503281e65d301b10110be95b4f3258fa.pdf 028602823c6999866e94e264b7ab8e78 PDF Text Text ,. 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! FOR ,, red I 4 :! Second Floor I ;,i' l f. I !\ Select Your New Color TV Now in the Music Dept; II 63 Chevrolet Belair fl. I .J ,, ·•q • ' '' ' '• "? �• b 111- 1/ \ 1 Two Shennard Jurors Excused 1!'r Would... • Voire of Broodway 1 Upper Arlington Jumps to u....,~eedm~ste\IBob ~ration, ~/ ~e!e 19~ n I ::~~~· c~ns~~·~ B~~~eed !!::t ~~~ · :ro;!,~~y.:~~~~; braa~ •h~r~;:y ~~~~:~~~ ::~I~~: 51 J:~~~.~x~~:!.~:~ ~ ler -•· or mnocence of Dr Once the IZ ury seats ... 11 1 ____ ·1 mt~~ 1 1 ~o;thn:~:us~~ro'to • eChangmg • }nus •. Survey Revea1s EatIngHabl ts Ar •11, eon. are ano er case testa!\ n• 1Gttoennevoaf ~ .~r ~ud>ence> wh~eb Vc'~~f~r~~r:' ..~~~hoi~~: II o1J1o1hnr ":,a• yane1's GsuoanrdPatre~~: 0 0 5 l ~lkktm llontng ell The Kmg of and his Amencan QU"''' !Hope Cooke) delighted other dlner~ at L' Aig· !on wttn thetr •rnibng eagemesa "' talk •O anyon• Including total strangers &D'•U' thetr hanky. SIZod cou.1try. •no hiS Highneu left a Prtt>Cei> tip 0 ur weeks·a&J for:!< ast of a 2nd Lou Wolfson .ndlctment was • - I ~ The artist wno daubed ny Goodman' ' ' 'or!ul concert· posters '' Benny'• Ill-fear-old dall8hter &enjle Gary CJ:O. by tells ~als t• IS reconcll!atiOll With wde Barb'll'a Ia more IUD than a uoneyrnoon Lllliaa Hellman'• wr\tlrlg her llltJn?lrl Idue from Little Brown Ill 68) tn Copenh•gen what's the Ut. Ue fo~ doing there) Or I HELEN HELP US! f'} \ , • "' Red Cht"na Pr"'T)3fJ·n,"' For War :o \ I .:~nl:r::f ~~.p~~vO<'ahv<" 'I ~e I UPI Bnefs I ° 1 .. Stt·awberrv ..,,.. Blonde Js ~ao b p h 8a y ant ers Ea 22 W' m "" In 0ver w }} I e ston • I vetim b.~th re~oe Stock Market I 73 p• · · ! 1 tt! fOUND 1 I I ad~ln& ~ I •:::sf 1 1 w:;.'n I ::!'f.= Do THE DAILY SINT1... I f Cremeens Retains Scoring Lead~ Howard Top Scorer 1n Loop PJay 2 ":..., -.."- \ it , Lou Back \0 Bastcs; • AtJan ta Nexf Foe ~eve Rozelle Off To South For ,New 0 Ie30S I I Joe Bach' 0ne I 0£ Jri"sh Mules o·Ies at Event - I :~me unbeat~ KING ED•..,•ARD' ' ~ 1 1 j I Two More Arrested by FBI On Charges of Gr.·d Bri·bes ° 1 I I Want the Best Car and Home Insurance _. For the Premiums You Payli · •• 1 SEE BILL CHILDS I the city tllat would best support St k e e of Lomsvllle In a new team" Rozelle told hts l a~ ~unt~ .~;" 1 ~ news conference. After Gmcln· '" e par s roo 0 1 nati and New Orleans- seattle 1bo~ Loua~•llle now ~~ gbeone Wash • Ia conSidered a' lop con: I un cadten •thn starts, u•e st recor m estate e er Ior the franchtse Co h Lo Fl f Ha iltoo lnd ac u ono t m Garfield must have had mixed feelmgs as Garfield won Its s1xth straight ,'tl-8, over Hamil~ toH Fairfield Flont's son Jeff played for Falrfteld agalnsl h•s dad'! team and lntercepled a By United preq Jnternallonll ' pass and had a fancy kickoff "ntanday Nlgbt return flgurmg m the defeat. Lockhaven at Youngstown Saturday Ohio Stata at Mmnesota 10 0 Tul•a at Glnclnnatt DaytoR at Ohio Universtty Xav1er at V1flanova Akron at Northern Dllnolo W. Va State at Cj!ntral Stale COLUMBUS (UPI)-Ohio Ohio NortheJ'JI at Musklngum , lege football recerds· John Carroll at Wstm Reserve Tea111 W L T Ptfl Opo Case Tech at Bethany Deftance G0 0 150 2& Bowling Green at Miami M•aml 6 0 0 125 Toledo at Kent State Damsoa ~ 0 0 IIIIi Mar!lftall at Western Michigan Musklngum 5 0 0 !28 Denl•on at BaldWin-Wallace Dayll>n 5 I 0 89 Capital at Ashland Ohio Wesleyan 4 I 0 lSI 56 Heidelberg at Otterbein Wittenberg l I 0 142 25 Hiram at Wooster Ohio Unlvemty 4 2 0 96 Kenyon at Oberlin Akron 4 2 0 79 Oh10 Wesleyan al Wittenberg Baklwln·Wallace 3 2 0 158 Blulftoll 11 Manchester Capital 3 2 0 81 Earlti'am at WflmlngtoR Ashland 3 2 I 91 &allriaJ Nlpt Xavier 3 3 o 77 Northern Michigan at Ffndlay Marietta 3 3 0 62 Marietta ML Unloa Ohio Northern 1 3 9 00 35 This Week's Ohio Games Oh" C Il ege Gri"d Standings Toledo 1 3 0 55 56 Marshall 0 2 0 7 35 Oblo C::O.!erence Denison 4 0 0 129 34 Muskmgum 4 0 0 1110 8 Wtttenberg 3 0 0 86 11 OhiO Wesleyaa 2 0 0 'n 6 CapJtal 2 2 0 48 59 Manelta % ~ 0 40 52 Mt Umen 2 3 0 61 48 Htram 2 3 0 30 118 Heidelberg I 3D 32 92 1 3 0 27 l41fl Otterbem 0 0 2 0 8 42 0 3 8 24 If rho 0 3 0 !4 flO Wooster BIG TEN Mtchigan Slate f 0 U 98 45 Purdue z 1 o 77 ·~ llimois 2 I 0 M 45 Indiana I 1 1 31 !II Mmnesota I I I 24 56 Northwestern 1 11 U 43 WlsconSia ' 11 1 23 Z1 Mtchigao ( 1 2 0 77 l2 Ohio Stale I 2 D 41 34 ~:;' " ,. •' ill LomSiana State Univestty loot mum penalty provtded for 1 ns, undefeated 111 IS profeS<mo ball players In games agamst convtclaon on sports bribery was at bouts, wiU meet Jose Sta1'e i INC. , ',~ ~ South Garulma, Maam1, Texas $10,000 fme or tO years or both. of New York In a IO.round A&M, Kentucky and Flonda. Rtghlmyer said Nolan once welterweaght bout Nov 22 at the M nday a ts t d held a federal wagermg stamp, Philadelpma Arena, promoler Meigs County's Oldest and Largest o , gen arres e f 1 Joseph Lee N01 8 nd S a prer"'!UIS1te or gambling Herman Taylor announced MO'I·I MIDDLEPORT, OHIO '" an amue1 under federal law da Freddie Comeaux, both 26, of :::::.:::_::_=-:.=-::::::.·____:~Y~·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __::.,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,=,..,.,.,.,~J ~ Ball>n Rouge. Last week, <b Samuel GrazJano, a Baton 1111 Rouge barber. was arrested on &ter lhe Big Dodge Rebelf'ron "WiMer's Cho1ce" S 1 5t &= CORON£T 500 2 OOOR IMiiDIOP •u Identical dlargea of sports Soo7""' Doon· 0•"'" lo< delo•ls. no' bnbery. • ''""' Grazmao's arre!t revealed \ II ''"q bow LUS backfield players Jim ""' Dousay, Gawa1o Dabetta and V "" BiD Masters bad worked •rlT secreUy wt!b the FBI tit a yearloog Investigation. u.s. Comml•saoner Charles H. Banta oet Nolan's bond $10,000 and Cornea~· at IS,tiOO. ;I/ Graziano had been freed on lhw 15,000 bond. ComeaiDI and Nolan wiD appear at a prelunmary bearing In U.S. Dlstrlet Court Friday. DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY, I •. ••• tato\\e\ ,. captuns your fancy "'"' .,. fool: ot ...... o1 .. Oflll,_ c.-. olfen yoo. Uh a •1ky...... 318- or 383 t 'ol ' VI ....... _, 3-opoed TontOOflllo au! nile IIGnllllissioft. (The 41 HOanl and 440 ~~~aaoag.,,,todan.At~'sprioo,•wil avolfabte,. . . Coronet l/TJ Sa <011 yoo loss lflan you mi~ ltoagine to and lah a vood,long fool: ot bo ... tiiY)' of your nelghbodoood. And Coroool.llle Dodge RoblaiN.. yo11o Coal to-. Got _ , froM I all .. . . -..,•• oat I al _.1118 Ito h11 • yoa. Gel Dodge ~ lor 'til and lot ,......tf on. fa otylo. Any olyfo. t loldlop, _...tlb!e, ' .. ' . ... ••-.d ......... ...,...,In ::-..a::: :: t:'- ..,...,r,·.::, "";t"" Ami 'flcto':rt"": ,.r:;::. ,::•.,.l)L•• WB!,_ ,~cc~d f>il:y Ce~ii'.... Of Cnrm'! Lon~ Count C~ !~:! I MEXICO CIT Y (UP!) -The to all members of the COLUMBUS (UP)) - Massi!· With such a big lead, Steuben· World Boxuw Council ha, whacb Includes boxtrtg ""'?llll(Af~ lao may be down and out this ville could have clear sailmg to I accused referee B•lly Conn of s10ns m some parts pi Eut.ilft,' t, eeason with a Utree-game los- the throne room, except for that BY DICK THOMAS second to third place hehmd 1 th gavm~ a long cuunt m Saturday Asia and Latin 0 lng streak, but the Trgera still old Masstllon Halloween bug-a. Terry Cremeens, 175 pound Howard na." ; only SVAC game, Han· D Douglas- E 3 2 20 mght's world ligh tweight cham· descrtbing hts VIews on the have a lot to oay about who boo The Tigers hoBt Steuben- semor Hannan Trace !ullback Mike MarUn 165 d T ~ce and Southwestern, M. Spauldmg-KC 3 2 20 p1onsh1p f1~hl but tndacated and 1ts confusmg aftermath •1 1 winll the big prize In •Ohio high ville Nov. 5, and a Massliloo scored 011e touchdewn Frtday ior hallback ;cored~ce "~ 1e'% emeen~ scored &ne D. Roosh-E 2 6 18 today that the diSputed tttle requestmg that members " 00 •ng hi! SVAC M Shuler- KC 1 1·, 1 school football. victory could throw the race ftr mght a• Hannan Trace and Eastern's will er W o~c ll>~~n 2 6 18 would be declared vacant rephes 25 0 , top honors toto a lour • way Southwestern battled to a IHi hama a v a. on Y a to l2 pomts and mov• D Rumley- KG 2 4 16 pendang a rematch between It was suggested by SQ91t, A Massillon Is a scramble. t•e to retain the lead 18 all with nd ~;"'~ 00 fif~ ~ace : two or three places tn the J. Grace-NG 2 0 12 1Carlos Oritz and Su~ar Ramos that the hghtwet ght title ~ 23 po n 8· as1ern s ogsure pres pt n to succe!S In In the tom of the standtngs. R Ddlon-SW .... 2 0 12 Luts Spot a pteSident of tlte be declared vacant pendin~ the ratlng game, and that's ex· All five of the upper echefonl::~all:orA~e~c c.ru!'.~~~ ~~~an, ~~~ semor Southwestern's Russ Miller, D Sheets-HT, . 1 2 8 Councal. tmnl rd th ai Conn was Orhz-Ramos rematch tentat.99~"JJi act1y what happened Ill Upper m Ohio h1gh school football had lh . c • scor wo extra 148 pound semor halfback, scor- A Hali-NG 1 2 8 i favonng OrtiZ and he also ly scheduled for next Aprtl11 \. Atfln&fl>n's Golden Bears a rough lime of tl lOB! weekend, rar;: : :nk'"~· points at Wahama and stayed ed hiS farst touchdown of the G Eachmger- E 1 2 8 accused Ortiz of usmg darty sa•d both lighten; co11ld Arllllgll>n, which may be more mcludmg the Big Ted, wht Cr ";; er c • KYger 11 fourth place with 28 pomts, season, and got In the sconng K Drummonci-KC 1 o 6' taches agamst Ramos lttat guaranteed $5 000 Wlln ' widely known as the home of nailed 1ts seventh Vlcll>ry over e~'s JURJor Howard, . 160 Those were the only maJor column T: Ebhn-KC 1 o 6l prec1p1tated a nol by the crowd purse to be depoSited w1!h golfer Jack N1cklaus, handed stubborn Canton McKmley, 22-0 pou JUDIO~, tallied . tWJce in changes In the tDp fiVe scorers SVAC SCORING D. McClaskey- NG 1 o 6 of 35000 fans Counc1l ' •• MassUion a classtc 21~ hckmg B1g Wm For Sandusky the Bobcats 38-1 4 wan over m all games In SVAC scoring. (AU Gameol J Hall-KG 1 o 6 Ramos a Cuban who now The Council would decfd~ ~ last week and Jumped all tbe Sandusky collided wt!h un- Alexander, and moved from Kyger Creek's Junior Hew· Player-Sebool TD PAT PTS G F!Sher-KC 1 o 6, makes hiS home m Mex1co w" lo<at•on of the f•ghl and ali\" way from fourth to second In beatell Elyna In a Buckeye Con· third Ill second place In all ard sUJI leada the SVAC only T. Cremeens-IIT 7 4 46 1 (SVAC Only! awarded lhe hghtw01ght taile by dcstgnale the referee and qt¥,r. 42 the United Press lntemaUonal Iorence showdown and had to games scoring Wtth polnls. scormg With 30 potnls Howard E Howard-KC 6 6 42 Ptayer-llch•Hll TD PAT PTS ;Ramon Velasquez secrelarv of off~e1als ' N Clasa AA coaches rankinga. come from behind for a 21).12 .Dave Skidmore, 205 pound JUo had no chance w increase his D. Sktdmore-NG 6 1 37 E Howard-KC 4 6 3olthe World Boxmg Counctl when The World Boxmg Cocn~i!'U' Thai b1g victory pu1 the Gold· deCISion, and Niles McKmley, ruor fullback: was scoreless In lead over second plare Roger R Allmar1-E . 4 4 211 R Ailman- E 4 2 26 Ortaz refused lo return to the not assortaled wtth the Wo~p·' en Bears ia front of such un· ranked fourth lhts week, had all North Galba s 28-6 loss to Allman of Eastern, smce East· M Martm-E 4 2 2& D Sk•dmore- NG 3 0 !8 rmg after Cono had declared Boxmg Assoctat1on, and , beaten llafwarts as Sandusky tt wanted m beatmg tough Akron Southern Local Skadmore bas em was playmg a non.feague J Fisher-NG , . 3 2 20 D Douglas - E 14 OrtiZ the wmnrr on a ftfth 1\HA alreadv has announc~~ J .: 2 2 37 pomts and dropped from game And Niles, although front·run· St Vmcent, 200 R Garrett NG 3 2 20M Martan-E <11!1 contmue to recogmze Or(4z 2 2 14 , round techmcal kno1kout mng SteubenVIlle stall holds a Flfth·ranked Columbus Wat· - - D. Roush- E But Spola admttled Mondav as world champaon Ortij 1 6 12 76-pomt margm and p1cked upjterson, whtch meets Upper Ar M Shuler- KC 2 0 12 [ that Velasquez' art ton "was an sd•eduled to ltght Flash EIQ.1'4,b ~ne.."f the~ first place votes Iangton m lhe fmal week of the ' M. Spauldmg- KC z o 12 emergencv so lultnn on h~< of lhe Phthpptnes at Nt.1,'1 ~ campmgn, had t• scramble be- 1 . T. Creernns- HT 2 0 12 per"onal authnnl\ to calm tht• Yo1 k s Mad1son Sq uare GardMfore downmg Dayton Aller. 14-7 I CLEVELAND fUPI) - The ,elfort alter the Dallas vtctory, were partly forced by the iJ Rumley- KC 1 4 10 crowd" llou ' .nd 1• 11ng llwt the ~· \ 2R and tha i hout a lso\\'!~ Cmcmnat1 Elder fell one note 11 land Browns prepared to- 1must hope the Browns wdl keep IBrowns defenSive !me credited 1J · Ftsbe Nr. move was nnl hmdm" on th• he recogniZed as for the :friJ 1 2 m the standmgs, from seventh 'I Aay for thear Stl!lday game ln lfor Atlanta the weapons they by Dallas Coach To.;. Landry D. Shee~=-H~ . I Z ~ Counr~l , t•ile to etghth after droppmg tls fu·st tlanta The game w~th the Fa!- ' showed m Cleveland I wtth the best play he's ever C Etchinger- E I 2 8 Sputa satd he has sen t a letter game of the year S-7 to Cln- 1cons. moor mats of t e NFL, IS ' One of those IS Lou Groza's seen on a Browns front four K. D d KC ' IItke the start of a whole new toe - returned Ill tts old form rummon 1 0 6, FIGIIT RESUI TS ' ' cmna t1 St Xav1er J h Sbl J Hall KC 1 0 6 1 Eld th h d sea:;<>n. iwhen he doffed an old boot " nson neo ' · f f I er wask' e t 0 member; Af S d Groza's three successful fteld Ends B1ll GliSS and Paul Wtg· l G Ftsher-KC I 0 6 By Umted Press lnternat .. nal o ast wee s top 10 w meel l ler un ay, the Eastern Dt- ' goal ktcks Sunday ended hiS gm, and tackles Jtm Kamckl W'.LPOI E Mm tUP I1 _I CINCINNATI (UP!) -Pete defeat, and the result was a , YISIOnb- mstead or a ]mAt J'llll· l' longest field goal ktckmg sl ump and Walter Johnson smashed Rtcky OrtiZ 148 Brovkl,n 1 mambhng •I the rat mas and 1 away Y Dallas and St Loutsthr h D 11 b k Do N Y '· k d n "zflle , NahOI'I:ll Fou' ' I t ~ , In his 20 year career with the aug a as quarter ac n ~nut r out Brad St las,' 113 f h League commissioner, was Ill lwho telarnsf mak mg thetr bow m' da "';. olfrse race wtth one- Browns He had faa led on stx Meredtlh's prolect•on t•me and 58 Broohlyn N Y. 61 1 or! N e t! Jte 1st I an one-·ua games separattng 1 ga h to h b 111 f leave here t ay 1or ew 0 r M 11 k •d htl the top lave teams Istr01ght over Uae last three a orcmg 1m urry as 3551 on was ran c eJg l Jeans cons1derd Cmcmnatt's top games Ithrows I CQill.,;,•• wr m the race for a last week but droppe~ cle•r out The Browns took care of that Second • year man JohnsoA WORCE~TER M'" IUPfl 19!7 NFL (ranchtse of Sight after losmg to Upper Sunday With thear 30 21 YICiory I Bacl< To Baslco !Showed the abthly that has Dtck FJenc h 153 Pco\Jdente At news conference here I Arlmgton, and E!yna fell from over the Dallas Cowboys wh1le Groza, tt~urned out, had been caused him to be heralded as j R I stopped Gt>r.e Hernek 147, 8 yesterday Rozelle was non·corn· l lOth to 12th followmg the loss fl> lthe Cardmals were losing to wearmg a new type of shoe 10 1a fulure great among NFL lme. PITTSBURGH (UP! -In his Saco, Mnu.e 141 mittaf on lite Queen Caty's i Sandusky 1W n<hmgton 26-20 1those three games lA the two [men. \last few hvmg manules, Joe --chances for the franchiSe and The newcomers were a pair The Browns With two losses 1 week layoff before the Dallas I The Browns offenSive platoon Bach read to a luncheon group MANCH;'STF. O England did nothing to bolster or let of once bea ten teams, Ports-land four wms are now one game, he went back to review sho•ed abahty 00 move the ball lfhose words by Grantland Rtce IUPfl - Alan Rudkm 120, NEW I "' • down the hopes of Cmcmnahans mouth And L1ma Semor, m behmd prevJously j the fundamentals of k1ckmg and \ when 1 t counted Sunday \w hi c h lmmortalu:ed N • t re I Bntam outpo ml ed Jo...e B1sbal 1 bn 1 1 who want to see NFL football imnth and lOth place respetttveSt lAms and one hall gamelbatk to hts old shoes. Whtle quarterback Frank Ry· Dame's Four Horsemffl 1191; Spam (101 Johnny Pn t. played here. ly lbehmd Dallas Groza s~ud the (]ld shoes had 'an completed only mne passes "War, famme , pestilence and chett Bntam stopped Jtm j ~•, .. ·l"t:: 1 He saad he would consult fur-l Two TDs In Three M!out.. CoAnd Browns coaclt Blanton ,• snugger Itt "The less room 1m 24 attempts, be had no 10 • death . "Bach read from the swords Bntam (31 _ !IP CIGARILLO o1 H ther wtlh BtU De Watt, pres•denl l SteubenVIlle led only 6-j) ocer lh~r, who _p.:_atsed the_ te_'"ll ' lhe better," he explamed terccpuons He lhrew two \sports story that descnbed thP 1 of th• Gm•·mnah Reds and wtth , Canwn McKmley untal the !mal I J h C The 42 year·old Toe's three touchdow• passes, one IS-yards foothall explotts of Elmer 1 " ' 2 Z 0 42 34 f~eld goals Sunday gave thew rookte n ght end Mllwn Mor· Layden, Harry Stuhldreher, Don city offactals hefore ro~mentmg [ three rrunutes when the Bag Red ly"" :ro11 • 11n 21 on Clncmnata's chances for the scored two touchdowns on Coung~ wn 2 90 74 Browns their wmning margm - jm and the other 21 yards to M1ller and Jun Crowley r franchiSe 1 passes by quarterhark Pat Vac. 1Centra Slate 2 2 I 74 72 and tbear lead through most of ruokae rtght end Milton Monn Less than !tve mmutes later < '' '' · mentiOn . It darectly caro. 2 3 0 89 9G the game · W' lt1 Iea ds o1 IM , and the other 21 yards to Paul the 66·year old Bach was ·'' He dtdn'l Ohmcmnah St but Rozelle obVIously wahted t~ Upper Arlington ran 1ts wtn B '" • a~ 2 3 0 77 79 13-7, and 16-7, the Browns Warfteld The ltrsl put the Iclaamed by one of those B1bhcal l 9 1 2 3 0 611 84 forced the Cowboys to play Browns attead to stay and lhe horsemen--<leath find out how plans for the new nang streak to 26 before 15,610 M~w ~ng reen ! ' II 0100 I I stadium are progresSing and fans at Masstllon m a great das I H 2 3 0 In 48 rtsky, calch·up football Isecond gave ltlem a 3tJ.7 lead \ Bach, one of the "Seven ' what the Reds mtend to do play of defense causmg Tager ; Htram 2 3 0 30 118 And that's where BAother Ryan also connected on a 49- 1Mules" whteleared the way for about movmg Into at Coach Bob Sea;.,an to remark \ e•delberg Z 3 I 73 118 Browns hero came '" - Ross yard pass to Gary Colhns to set II he fabled backf>eld of the great The commiSston dtd Aothmg the Bears "were as good, a! not ~lufflr,o 2 3 1 66 100 FIChtner. The 28-year-old, sevea : up the Browns lust toocbdown 11923 24 Notre Dame teams, was 2 4 0 1!4 lltl year reteran Intercepted three However, to encourage Cmcmnataans better, than any we ve played ent State the Cowboys stncken Monday shortly after I when he expressed apprecaatton all season" Toledo 2 4 0 75 76 passes to kill a Dallas scormg j stopped Leroy Kelly, the NFL's l he was 1nducted mil> the Hall of I for the efforts of U S Sen. Ru.· Sandusky held Elyria to 2 4 0 68 WI Utreal and set up two Browns ' second leadmg rusher, holdmg Fame of the Curbswne Coaches j sell Long and U S Rep Hale 49 yards rushmg hot boo 2 4 0 48 150 scores. ham to only 24 yards In eight at a luncheon In a downtown Boggs both of l.outSiana ::orne from behmd twtce, Case Tee h 1 3 0 51 1:2 Ftchtner's three fntercepttons carnes Erme Gree1 packed up ' hotel. I 10 gettmg a proposed NFL·Amert- l last ttme on a 17 yard smash by Western Reserve I 3 n 45 60 and ano!laer by Mike Howell 56 yards m II carnes. The presentation was made can Fool ball League merger ex· fullhack Ed Walhams w1th Kenyon I 5 0 39 145 by Ball Kem, a coach1ng empted !rum anlt·trust lefllsla I seconds left to play Oberun 0 ~ 0 31 lt7 centemporary of Bach After 6 0 34 1111 tion. Halfback Dan Huston of ;•lmmgton the guests dtspersed: Bach The exemption measure do Rogers scored twobmes 10 ooster 060 30155 lingered to chat w•th John l 1 passed Congress last week and •a 20-6 VICtory over Toledo Wht~ Mld·Amerlcan Mtchelosen whom be had both leagues were awa1tfng Its I mer to run hts season's accumu· Mtaml 4 0 0 ro 20 succeeded ' as roach of the approval before gmng ahead lations 00 1 031 ards rushm 10 Western Michigan 3 I 0 60 73 Plttsbur h Sleelers wath the merger and placmg i seven a~es Y18 g Ohio UmverSity 2 1 o 46 49 BATON ROUGE, La (UP!) , Robert E Rtghtmyer, special g ~ new franchises •and gtotal ' nts Bowlmg Green 1 2 o 40 64 -The FBI has arrested three agent '" charge of lhe New PHILADE~HIA (UP!) 102 "Our primary aim Is to pick Mfk Chi~ . Kent State 1 3 0 65 54 men for allemptmg Ill bnbe [Orleans FBI, said the max•· Phtladelplaas Gypsy Joe Har ,...::-' .. • zi ::lng:~.~~:~e ,::rr~~~ r~: •m:n I pam~ respected untal, by free c ce tratnlng "'tween falmtng pis of all Vaetnamese, reuntflcallon TV "Ro•Jn~ero senes Some ts achieved of Billy Rose , prizes posses"ResolutiOn of Internal 810115 g~ on th> Parke . Bemet dim Ifood dollars been hurt by rJSing cost• problems" The Sou!la Vletna· block Jan 5 I ,,ol the money, PRINCE'l'ON . N J r;~ l to ;~v; ~ o u ~II es s chtldren The survey was conducted - 3.1 per cent saad thev are mese onc_e aggresston has whteh B•lty pmes most) wollltll In ~~he :,;u~: ~ther throu[rlaout the Untied States Oct 1·11 from a nattonwlde fmancaally wor"' off now than a ended wtll f ml~vel tn~ard Bill) waso t the only Broadway· servmg gr a ore drmki wderod mu~ sample by Opinton Research vear ago \reoonctlaatton o a e emen s tn tie who thought cas!\ was pre~ than pork chops th ng! poh lk C of Princeton for the Perhaps the most startung ' the country, presumably lnclud· tv the late Damnr Runyon once In tht West a bousewafe IS rather an res mt orp t 1 om th• l mg the Vtet Cong ' makln& do wtih oleomargarine Across the natton. according INational AssoctaiiOn of ManU· ~~~~:t'cwa."th~~~e pe:cent satd -' Removal of alhed miflt&ry told us M :~P~',;."~.:~s~:~ front·paged Phyllis DUier wouldn't she DWJr to answer. 00 rather than butter. to a survey made pubhc today. !facturers the t;sln~ prtC•" had changPJ I for<es" Thts was the s<etton any .?'obi ' A familY In the Northeast htgh food costs have lorced Among the flndmgs " th hopptng habtt• Only St dealmg ~ath the terms for money rarely eats broiled meal• any Amertcans,: changeh~~ their ....'Kd"pe';..u~~n;l~: con· ~ pe~"ce~t answered "yes" to the I eventual walhdrawal TV laureate Paddy Chayevsky more, ancl another woman buys shoppmg a eatm• 0 1' 10 a cerne a d the had ,.me uestton when It was -"EffectiVe g11arantees " De· will get the mo>ney mdeed U he ~~!_!lralle _canned vegetable! constant battle to strelch !laear -- -~7 per _cent_ s~ - y - posed ~~ May. 1!100 " I clanng that the South Vtetna· succumbs to CBS blandl•hment •·1 buy cheaper foods, one mese bad learned from eXII""· to return to vt1wrlltng Pad· woman admttted "Where I lence the commumque ...d dy once tr.td us no•'d never write atm~ 1used to buy butter. I buy oleo they would 'Insist at aoy lor TV a~aln nut If we quoted A I d t d I o resolutely hnally revolution" are teachmg thetr and am less wasteful wtth negottatlons lea~mg to the c1d It, 'I'll deny tl." so deny away SPOCK·PROOF HUSBAND ture Committee eoDSiderllll I MOSCOW (UP() ~~~~f~ll es ~~ rompiNclv the rountrymen to dlsltke the way bread and many other Items" of llosttlitles mcorporate eft... dear Paddy, •nd maybe It's possible cbanae In our J'e814 R•tSSI&n newspa1J"r secus d R ll A Y • tmpertala<ts and their the Sovtel• dress, eat, talk and Of those who offer an opa.nlon Uve an tea natJOnal guarotm" TV's new·btg money he was WANTS REUEF aborlll>n laws. Nalurall• I I· CI'Ona of planmng war a~aan< ' mertcan k f ho's Ill blame for rtsmg di I " wltn CSS.man Mtke Dear Helen ' the SoVIet Umon today m one ,of •c~mpl•c>s ar they dare anac "~~hen l think of !lae SoVIet I ~n;s, most r28 per cent) The sever, nations .. agreed D:~~~~he R"'"bow Room Yeah, l know having a baby greed with my colleasues, Ute tho longest and httter"t dem n· us o c•led olher o le l tremble wtth rage" I blame the government But a there .nould be regular Robert Morse t• up lor the role Ia JUSt great nul cant my wife State Bar Asstclatlon and IIIDSI raatloo• vet agamst the former Ch•· Ppaper quoted one student as I full 41 per cent say they JUSt I meeungs among lhetr ambl"t' "' of the ieprechauc In ''Finlan's lhink of anythmg else The of the legtslall>ro present, that Soviet ally. e ' , ' n• I don't knbw who's to blame dors m Saigon '" assoc a oon Rainbow" and l'tat's a role he more she expands, the more abortions In ca~ of fneest, T 10'<1 m•filnnt nese sla'•"Jent• a<'rll '' ' aVI • d th th men! of Ute she beams In on ONE sub- rape, or stroRI fndlcallon ol he ptapermad~~o by lead•ng Sta of conspiring wath the Komsomolskaya Pravda also The surve\ found "broa I wRt bll e gr·~~et Nam" to hves Vmcent Sardt Jr. wu -u...o sta tomen s • [lmted States 10 ASian aggres· denounctd Chills for churning oppoStlton'' to ralsmg persona epu c o ject She measures ber middle deformity ataould be 1••-·• 0 ChfnoH offtcaal• dunn~ lit th 1 RuS!Ia has not given Income taxes as a means of maintain the ,rosest consult&· every day to see how much sub)tCt to firm conll'ol. Vel current anll western purges ston d h New Chma News su:ftclent aid to North Vtet curtalhng Inflation, whde 67 per !ton she's gruwn She rearll nothin& nothing was done. Wby? "'" sw~ptng China a~ eVIdence thn~ /~n~~~ c~a::Oed that Chl~a 15 1Nam. The artacl~ contrasted the cent !Bid they favored cuttmg Flibl Domblatlol I • but Dr Spock. J gel a blow·by· cause (I wat ll>ld by • Stall Ch1na Is thlnklni In terms of g , oombs "to '('htnese claims with warm down on federal spendtng The alltes saad they we•e blow account of the klcka. He Senator) tht leglslatars are I• 1 111 ltle nuclear !hanks whtclt North Viet Nam Those favoring ratslng loderal determmed to prevent Con•,nu1 po"lble Slno-Sovtel malltarv d~veofmg ag:,~st (Continued from Page I) Isn't due fur !1\'0 month!, but !raid of the f>1!bllc uproar !rom clash word art•cle was ~~n~~ly efif<'ted by the llna~·d 1111 , votced to the Sovtet people cot·porate Income taxes totaled mst dommatton of South V'et questions In language they feel she's got ner nag vacked, and "the lew who make tho molt 2 w~:::.n ~ the Pektng com· States 10 collu 81 on wath lite for thetr help 137 per cent. Nam and would nght as long "" Is better suited to grabbing she " even shoppin& for baby noise." nd I Y f Komsomr.lsk.va SoYiel Unton to undermme th• It thus put the North necessary to prevent ll. headhnes thtn to edlfymg UD· food' H the "JIIIjoril)l who make spo •n ed b the revolut•onary struggle of all V~etnamese In the dlfncult But they added believers. Wdl you please tell my wife lhe least nolll" would becOIIIe Pravd~ a~ wa~""~! ~th an IopOI e<Sed nallons " pOSIIIOn of using thetr thanks "Our purpose Is peace that hav•n• • ftrst baby Isn't vocal, we'd baYI a much 111111' SoVIel<new d•~• Y . , , The paper sa ad the orgamzers for aid to refutr statemnh of peace In South Viet Nam and tn TOLEllO _ MEMBERS OF all that unusull? Ahr_,t 11111· world, eh, Heleob - DR. !. 1angus.• RU<Sian an ctted oreagn '"'ho 1 res t of nSia • • · - CAl" The paper mflammatory of the current Chtnese , cu!lurall' i!'"r Chin~e_n~rs. A lt•e a.td Jh> - ·the American Newspaper Guild I one can ao II. .,, F'TH " • Dear Dr. X•• statements made at the Oct I ' -- ",._ p~~·f•C today joined the strike of print· I ER True! " mas< rally an PrklnR celebral aWl>'* I We are prepared to pur,.•e ers agamst the Toledo Blade Dear C.F.: When a writer blasts, God C st Chtna's \7th Fair, !lttlt c~ange Ill tempera· anv avenu• wh1ch could lead tn Co publisher of the mornmg Can you? wUI punish JOU for advocallll mg I om~u~~ evtdenre ot tile • '""' luala-t. Sealtered !Ntt. secure •nd )US' peat... \Vh•ther Tl~es and afternoon Blade So your Wife Ia au Spock murder!" I wllldor, "WIIItkllhe ~~~:~~~patgn against RusSia Low Ia 3Uo, Werlne!doy fair, through ~lscuss10n and negotla· The strike threatened 00 halt and "span." So simmer dnwn be 110 sure If HER daughter f.ltine .. Defense Mtnlster Lin I warmer. The Pomeroy Panthel'!l jour I liOn or through rectprocal productton of the Blade today, and remember a girl can tnly were t~ ylctlru of a brulall'* ' hetr apparent 00 Chatrman , • a , • ' "' neyed to Wellston Monday lor actaons by sides to She'll lsi?" - H. ' 15 11 had pUblication Menday have a first baby once 1 1 1 1 Mao T<e Tung told the rally the I 7-3th grade football game the VIOien<'t night or Ute Times. That weuld outgrow 'I - K. Dear Helen: Chtnt',.. people "will brmg Ill an I l and returned home wtth a 22-11\ T~ conference was <lffacaally I leave this city of 3tB,OO! wllhDear ~elen· My parents ,left whea I 1111 1 •"" the struUI• ag~lnst modern K <UP!) vactory · Don I you hate people who a lUIIe boy. I mten yean C!kl 1adJorned at 6 23 P m (~ :u out a dally newspaper. 11 rPviSiO!''"m whes• cew. ''tilt ~EW Y~Rnd haired model NEW YORK (UPil -Stock , Th Pa thers ktcked off 00 am EDI'I after formal stgnmg 1 ask you a quest1on, then when Dow. "ntey left me with my < ""' ~ommumst Partv l••der •tr>~w~,:Z .:~ beaten and ! rices ned firm In moderate \ Well:ton ;nd a strong defense of the three documenls LANCASTER, ll!IIO - you start to answer It, thelf uncle. He bu1s me clothes, but -hm · thr article saad was d ~ .,_....,, n••ht 1 P d 0 petod d th R ket to punt af u s Rep Walter Moeller, D· eyes wander off and they stop calls me dumb and stupid wben 1 I lashed lo eam, "'"'N" • tra mg ay 1 orce e oc s · I y I I I k I ttl -·~-<.. II saad the t'Omn nnder of a In a vacant Manhattan apart· I ter the first three downs Wath IDlS Lancaster. revealed Monday he JStenmg ou say a coupe o rna e e llllli""""'· n11loWy company then mounted Rob n Phalm • • • hu asked u s Sen Edward words - no more - and lhey I haven I seen my lllOtber or 1 Brokers aatd t1tere may be Ch 1 th• pod•um and shouted ' As ment ' some freth 11lhD! today Thev Ro:.:: ~~~~h and' Mark Sttli Kennedy, D·Mass , 00 cancel either break In wtth another !aliter since I was seven. My soon "'' Chatrman Mao orders Suzanne Reynolds, a 22-year· note the Inability of the list to dravm the Pallthers mar<hed <Continued F~om Page One~ his scheduled appearance on questwn or change the conver· father told me he would come us, wt wlf' lmm!lltately set 011 old a'P"", """er. w:. ' ' .td , make any ""'''""'"' progress 6 ar:s •n 1 carries Still cap- SYRACUSE Orts A Hu Moeller's behalf at Athens satlon arouncl to talk about and see me. He told roe that ~~ lymg ln a pool of blond by her 1 Monday, and the late selloff Y the ~rtVe b over for bard , Sunday themselves. lhree years Rl•· I have not 010 1 LE~CH voice teachPr w ,,.,,: •1>·••\wltich ensued may be .an :: TD from ~ y!d hoe RACINE - .\rnoJd R~da~: ''The scheduled apPearance Or If they DO let you finish seen him since. I am so unhapthe unoccuptod apartment 1ndtcataor that buyers agam Ttl try f extra pomts fatled Emma Adams an Ro • Ume conflicts with the church your sentence you can see they py I could cry and cry, , !Continued Irom P•ae 11 Pollet said Mtss Re)Mids. ' have dectded to take to Ut• : at t : end of the f~rst lland E H bart Yin hour of many of the people I haven't heard a word. I swear Maybe If ytu put this In your • represent" Moeller explained, the next Ume ooe of these atkl, column be ml(lbl reJd II 1D11 the h of who workod as I clerk and ! sidelines for a whtfe ~arter tho Panthers IHI I REEDSVILL - 0 1 1011 ce ve aentenee llll c arge modeled whtle atudytng for • • 1q r yard fn releasing Ute text of a letter "What is your husband dnin& come back - CRYING ON )ali ba·•ak to which he pleaded ,mustc career was stabbed , One factor whteh could I In the lltCond quarter a st ong LONG BOTTOM Betty K ned these days'" I'll answer "Reo THE INSIDE guilty_ last week three Urnes In the chesl and ' overnde the dtpresal!ll factors i Panther ~fenae held tbe ~~· Pigott, Richard Barton, Cbarles he sent en y L'OVenng from I mild c~se ef Dear Crying During th• mommg session of stomach, severely beatell with al tn the market and perhap! Iets to II net yords Poms~ y • Marcinko, Mary K Ro•e, Low· COLUMBUS - AN JNV~· leprosy." I hope he reada II and comes Court Monday the trial of Ron· Iblunt mstrument and •lashod reverse the lung downtrend ts \ speedy 11larbe Lane, irtetl ell Bing, Vera Weber and Ada b the st te audill>r'l What do you do wllh people back - I'm hoping 110 hard tlW m, Wallet Worthy L Leach wlltl ra10r blades 1the leveling off of short·term right end In a 27 yard Jaunt BISsell gatttn Y a Ilk th , IFFEO h • t !eel 11 H.-man Holcomb and Russell ' treasury b•ll rates and tnterest l across the goat lme and With RUTLAND - Lloyd Dugan, offtee apparenUy has cleared • " - M surely e mus t. ' S : Robbms. each charfed with Underwear and a pair of , rate.s In Europe. 1Lane the utra points Harold Dewhurst, Alberts Mtnf.. """tant State Fair Manager Dear Mtlled But If your parenta doD I obstruct••~ an ,,fflcer and pre- ' shoes whach apparently he1 on~·~ I Pomeroy led at the ball H.O d Pearl Van Meter Wilham H Onslow of al\.. 8· Avoid Pm If DOIIlble U Dot, turn, try to remember we can I vaou•ly ~leadtng Innocent to ed to tho vtcWI' were found Ill· Electrorucs and alrUnes were Early n the thard quarter, go;:~~K GROVE _ Jack tlons of di•w-"""'•• tn oper- well, It's fun Ill hil them with always do the thlnp we want 1t1nn of the 11115 lair the cltarge was baiCUft. Ruaaell side overturned gorba@e can . miXed. Chemicals pushed ht!lh· baftbacl< Rohln Pballn. on a Welker our k1ncl of an•wer. Once In a most And remember, too. that s Robbms turned State's evl· less than two h•"<'k• awav beiQe \ er Stee~ were mixed Auto! reverse, went 32 yards lor the TUPPERS PLAINS _ Mirna The mvestJ&aUon resulted while you get a hilartoua dou- y~ uncle cares about you. den<e and was aranled lmmun.. dress and I blouse were round were flfm Steels were down , thlfd Pomeroy touchdown, Lane Walker Howard caldwell Jr., from a charge by Robert E bletake Hu your substitute lather new, tty then midway throu!lh the about a block lartber, tn a stilhtly Metals sbowed some ' converted the extra points "'n d Ph'II N Boyles Holler, ColumbtiS ,operator of N<YI'E TO NON • LISTENING and lathers sometimes lOse 1 unprQvemenL tri~l. Willet, Leacb and Hol.lsubway stotion a IUn anHAR~I~ONV!LLE _ Gold•• Yankee Trades Inc that 13.mo QUESTIONERS· The least you their tempers ~th lfl.year-old comll. chan~ed their pleao frorn I Shortly after the opemng bell. A 64 yard touchdown by Lane was paid to Onsltw but It was can do is pretend attentillll. boys, call them dumb and 1111· lnno<ent to IUDIY followillll tlMJ Charles Yuki, 2!1, 1 p~t • lhe United Press International m the fourth quarter was nul. W~~~N CITY W V Da not turned 111 to the !tate tress- Look AT, not over or around pid" before they think. • pre!ientation of Ute State's <tiS~ who t~od M•s~ Re~ I~ I stock market indiCator posted a llfled by a penolty and the Pan- I D Sohott a;ro Rlc~ard Gtl ury the questlonee - H. Be a real son to htm (not a and will &pll"ar for senlencln& vo•ce. to pollee sa~ e g:e , gain of 001 per cent llll the 114 ther de! ,nse contained Wellston :• 11 'W V R ; FOR AND AGrUNST dreamer over whalls aone) and on November 4th MO!Idoy allemoon :. e~ 1 118SIIes traded. There ere 213 lor !he b.taoce of tho game ey, G rd : ' Ha:en JEFFERS 18 ARRESTED Dear Helen I think he'!! start beillll a real 10 8 The pellt juror• servlllll dur· arrived for ~" slle ~~~ aaiJ!ers and 240 losers Coaches Paul Kloes and Bill ~ar~n ' ew ' David Jellers, Middleport, )'Ill &lad Ill see you lake I Dad to you. - H. mg the September term of i Howover, he sa • argo DoucJas lost y, at 30o/• on Porter g.ve a nod of satlsfaca Ma was arrexted by the Meigs coun· stand on controYenlal !!sues Tlifs column Is dedicated to court were dbnlls!Od followl!ll htr sheel muafc and left him ~ 1311110 shares 1be atock fell lion for their team noting that ALBANY, OHIO ry ty sheriff's department Monday like therapeutic abortions, but family living, 10 If you're haY· Monday's court uttlll November plcl< 11 "~ at ber apartmen .;,arly l points Monday, ap- they had played their best de· H~;~RE K th Vm ard on a warrant issued by county I bet you too11 a shellacking lng kid tr111ble or julll plain 7th at 9.!10 am. ~ ~~~Ia; e~~:: ht also ltft perently In reactltll to an fenslve ball of the season The LOGAN Ol!IQ "'- Lol; Wy· judge Frank W. Porter, Jr., on from the militant womers. trouble, let Helen help' YOU. ba ,..UCle on a fmanclal dally which Panthers viSit Wahama on Oc· ' a charge of rtOIHupport. Bond (NOTE FRIIM' R: '!\It I did llba will •1.- welcome yqur CANDm.\TES NIGHT SLATE0 1 tbe :~lng, hand door citAid Its preducUon problems In tober 26 Theae two tt!IIJIS ba~ ant was •et for 1500 cash or ll,Dtlll -Ia unvand8hed laltpal"!l own amus~ elpel'fencea Ad· Melgt "'PIIbl•ca~ women 1~~u~he a:.~an~ sa~Roor Ute face of record backlog and tlod to an 8-8 •te on a muddy PT. PUlASANT property Jeffers Ia lndied In As I docll>r, I was asked to dress Helen Bottel hi eart e will sponsor a Meet Your t lit ll>ld olllcen tba possibility H may report a field 10 he first game of the UVESTOCll SALES co. Meigs county )ail. appear oefore a State Legl!la· thfa newspaper. " Cand1date Nl&hl Thuroday, ':::ie a~ saw the 11oss in the fiscal year ended season. PT. PLEASANT, w. VA. [ Hatlo's They'll It EvHV Time 11 I October Z7 at 6 30 p.m. a1 the Rtrl's body on tbe itVJq rook Nov 30. satuday, ~ ~. 1t11 . =.!.. 1 2nd woN! Fire Holll8 m Pome- floor KLM Royal Dutch AirllfltS CIIOSSED SWORDfl. HOGS _ 175 to :120 2D to 22.• roy The Vouna Republican rlub 1 arlcle4 'lo at MV•. Roynold• MANCHESTER, E n I I a n d 25 Henvt.s 19 to 21· Fat Sows · " mV\ttrl and ' potluck meal 1 AhiH!ntee Votl!ll Metal• galnad 10 at t7"4. (UPII -British mlddlewtlg~t 16 50 10 lUI; Bo...; !2.10 to wlll be <erved All per110111 who 135 • champion Johnny P r • t c he t t IUO, PIU UG 00 10 plan to altend are asked to Cast tn Meig• ADD PORTRAff sll>pped •outhpaw Jim Swords cAmE; _ Steer• 1~ to 23. brlna thela own table strviCI. There nave ..,.n>t35 a~.Jellle" WASHINGTON (UPI -The al 1,29 of the third round of 10 , Healers 17 to 2110; Fat ballota cast so lar In, the Mason- Supreme Court now hu por· tltelr och~uled lO.rounder Mon· Cows 15 to IB 50. Canners 12 to Jc Tempi< Build!Tig orf,ce of the traits •I all bat :Ito! tho I& men day nl&'tl 15 Bulls 18 to !190· Stock !tle~&s County Board r4 El!c· who have sal on Its bench Prltch~t decked Swords three St~rs 19 t~ 2UO sioCk Hell· lions, It was announced !Oday. The ~ourt's lateoll acqutslt1 811 times 1~ succeaslo~ for mne Iers 17 to 21.211; 11tock Steer cSI· Dt:YIJI'!D fU JNTERill'l Of Ab1011tee voting will conUuu• carne Monday when the Detroll coonts before the bout was ves 21 to M· StoCk Helfer Cal· d!G8 MASON AII!A. until No•ember 3 Bar Alseciltton preoentaG Chief halted. ves 21 to. 24.&8: · _,. \ - ""'Electl~n board ofllela•s 1a1<1 Justice Earl W,.tn Wi\11 o VEAL CALVES ~ Topa 35.511; ~,:!,..- office hours lor Saturday, Octo. pqrtriUilD Qll of Juetlco Heory RESUME IIOMBING Seconds 3Ul; Medltlm 27 ta ,,.,,.., ... ., ...,,."•""• ber 2t. w•ll be from I • m un- illlUnga Bruwn. who aerved oo AMMAN, Jordan (\]PI - 30 Common and HeaYIH II VJlhtr PllttlldUII l».,.aJ, _..:...11 w I ftiWI •••"• .........,. - - · Ill noun, H p m ..., ,.f p m the court lrOJll lllllt to 1.,.. E(yptlaD forces reaurneo bomb· to 3911S ::-":.:'!'1.~11"' ..,., PI"" tor the conventonce of person, ' Jng r~ldl oo Yemeni Royalist Total ·sale f10,114.3t Eighty. 1 .!':~,: .:.'!~•'',. who are 111111ble to make lite DATE II CHANGED arias in norlheaat Yemen thrte IW<l buyel'll. Two hundred thll' "' .. ..,.,., l'fiUiar scheclult The office Trick or Treat n)gbl !of Sr.· clays aao. seurceo aaid today ty three consii'IOI'I· ..~~:ru:'.t'!~. ""',. ,_. 11 ~ da!l,., Monday through MCUN has been chqed (rom Th• IIIIUI'COS al10 tald that ~.:;.. •·• · ••• '"' aa ••• Friday, r.om I-4 p.m. October :II to Octolter J1 from dur~OI the IBJI wesk another BEGGARs' NIGBT SET., :~~ 1-7 p.m, ll,OOIJ I t)Cyptlan soldterS were BeggarS' ft(JIII will lien~· - · !!!.~ ,. " • MAIDNO APPUBUTTIII ..t Into Yemen. day evenm'- •Oct. 31, t1 .....,.. :=.,~'itiOi .'~ nw I~la of the Syracuse ! BJ:GQARS' NIGHT SET ville. The llt'll llren wiD 1111111cl •- - :::::' :": tJJI. Churdl plan to make ap. MayGr Charles Pylel INIOIIIIBEGGARS' f!IIGHT SET at 8 p m , lijrtlnc the e'ep/Dl =~~·"i,'rpleiM,ltter at the home or Mro. ced tqjlll)' lbat trick or !nat • Boall\1'!1' Nichl at Portland and at Its eoncluslon at 7:111 ldftll lfood 011 l'rlday, Oct<>ber niBhll!' Racine wUI be Monday will be Oct. :li, from I 30 p m p m Drivers are aa~ed to oper· I I I • . 0rt1ers aH '" be pbol1ed to' eventnc. Oo!t. 31, !rOQ~e 11 1t P•lltl I •·Ill·• ltw• announced 10- ate v•hlcltl wllll ~~~ ~· llri. ld Hawley at M DM. 111. IIQ, durin& t1t1a ;trW' ·' j Second In Prep School Poll •••r-- Sheppard\ ~""wmd "Ye.i'~·W11en • llzlly Seiith\;1: Pomeroy.Mlddleport, 0, Oct 25 1966-3 <Contmued From Page Onei l Perry ' Como won something preoanng a r>dl[• show for his didn't monel and slon Sard' i's East IL1hl the producer Cartier dina 0 er ., · supported terrur aggres 1 he prizes more than a Gold sh • Ulng to weal EVELAND •UPI -Two The .,....;. ••1-Uon got off Ill I Sheppard. lolled. the opposmg lawyer. will be halted and that "no set.~' Recor• he wo•• the Pro-Cele handed him a 21• page contract Hope but e s ,., d th 1 th 1 k less 1 ~ and v1n•-nt sa.o sard1, wrong 'em Th•y're tDK gold wll~ CL proopecdve women IUI'tl'!l w""e\ last start Nonday With lhe How e v e r, Common Pleas bealn wee tng em ou wa respecting peop e ean as bril) Goll Tournament m Nash· number. ·" black dlaauond• and top~ shap. t~cuaed today In the socond temporary sealin& ot sax JUrors Judge FranciS J Talty excused peremptory challenges At the \ -"Preservation of the tem· l VIlle Ten.• (CaP •al of the coun ed like a Halloween wttch • DIU!der tnal of Dr Samuel H One of the women excused not her wtthout askmg whether she 1954 Sheppard Ina! only one tonal tntegnty 01 South VIet ' try.,;.usac worl~l In a lrto that 11 k Sllejipard only had an ·Opinion about was mixed up about the temporary Juror was picked the I Nam " JohnsOil and the other shot 26 u der J•r' Perry oneRevlon t>oss L'harles Revson strtO< a .awncy orooms c ,t>nt sa:d she bad formed an Sheppard's but all!O quest ton of annocence first day Two were admitted on Ileaders said the South Vtetnna putted <even eens. two-putted tells pals he's "'ending $2.000, "nte two uveli••• diners at CIOI ""'ilion lbout whtlher asked II •the second day and lour on the lmese sought only to d another patr at 000 - including the five Normand were 75-year.old Ag• .,. I an the she had "an m ath or Fhe other prospectave JUror thard- and at took two week' tbear own tern tory and while 'Marne" n.ven t been suspecte" lngo - •o re-d .. Park Ave. trio lha Chrla'l• wttlt BS-year• o I d :::ag:on wife'• antipathy" to1ardsynu::. y satd she had some resetrvatttons before a full paoel was sworn svmpathllmR wtth th,: phgNhl the grea• patn through plex !oronerly flelen Rubin Lomse Bayne, "Iss Chrtstll Dr 'he about acreptmg 1tty ms rue 1ons thetr brothers tn me orw• b h been so stein's the ren• alone IS 150,000 ll>ld her. senior authoress thl stavmg The other had raserva· "Do you presume " s. p· from the judge about circumKept T~lngs BDlzmg have no destre to threaten or Angela '"'''' 11:-)' as h a year' ~.die and Lynn "only gOold 111m' ev'!l' madt It o s • b o u I ctr<umstantlal •fantial evadence The state's Talty kept thmg• bu zztngI harm the people North or have TWO de• "' all>rs Not from her bOOk• (they've beell ~~fiCO 'N , h ed Y case agamst Dr Sheppard m along braskly after the Monda\ l,made \bPir country g d 11 , almost well to menli>Jn the ,,,oney Char· 67 !limed !rom Agg~e'• whod~~& 11 E lte v were the first two ' 0 s 1954 largely was clrcumstanttol <esston opened nearlo two hours Reumf~eatmn of Yael surg~ry ' n ' he spent So7U~I just to re·ware Its) was 'Watnl•' For The Pro~ pi'Ospectlve )UI'<In questiOIIod In No VJ'~ 01 ar r r both t b ecutor John 'I I Nam ' The "regrettable" partt I final y the htgh.fee Ortl for alr-condi eculion.. " ' t' l .' R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ~ing Builders Supply ·Co. ' MILL & SECOND STREETS W............ ...,...,_tw•• dotl A l l - ( W - ... - ....... --p MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I 1-'"•I«·TV _ . . _ .... ,.,_.... I ' ., �• b 111- 1/ \ 1 Two Shennard Jurors Excused 1!'r Would... • Voire of Broodway 1 Upper Arlington Jumps to u....,~eedm~ste\IBob ~ration, ~/ ~e!e 19~ n I ::~~~· c~ns~~·~ B~~~eed !!::t ~~~ · :ro;!,~~y.:~~~~; braa~ •h~r~;:y ~~~~:~~~ ::~I~~: 51 J:~~~.~x~~:!.~:~ ~ ler -•· or mnocence of Dr Once the IZ ury seats ... 11 1 ____ ·1 mt~~ 1 1 ~o;thn:~:us~~ro'to • eChangmg • }nus •. Survey Revea1s EatIngHabl ts Ar •11, eon. are ano er case testa!\ n• 1Gttoennevoaf ~ .~r ~ud>ence> wh~eb Vc'~~f~r~~r:' ..~~~hoi~~: II o1J1o1hnr ":,a• yane1's GsuoanrdPatre~~: 0 0 5 l ~lkktm llontng ell The Kmg of and his Amencan QU"''' !Hope Cooke) delighted other dlner~ at L' Aig· !on wttn thetr •rnibng eagemesa "' talk •O anyon• Including total strangers &D'•U' thetr hanky. SIZod cou.1try. •no hiS Highneu left a Prtt>Cei> tip 0 ur weeks·a&J for:!< ast of a 2nd Lou Wolfson .ndlctment was • - I ~ The artist wno daubed ny Goodman' ' ' 'or!ul concert· posters '' Benny'• Ill-fear-old dall8hter &enjle Gary CJ:O. by tells ~als t• IS reconcll!atiOll With wde Barb'll'a Ia more IUD than a uoneyrnoon Lllliaa Hellman'• wr\tlrlg her llltJn?lrl Idue from Little Brown Ill 68) tn Copenh•gen what's the Ut. Ue fo~ doing there) Or I HELEN HELP US! f'} \ , • "' Red Cht"na Pr"'T)3fJ·n,"' For War :o \ I .:~nl:r::f ~~.p~~vO<'ahv<" 'I ~e I UPI Bnefs I ° 1 .. Stt·awberrv ..,,.. Blonde Js ~ao b p h 8a y ant ers Ea 22 W' m "" In 0ver w }} I e ston • I vetim b.~th re~oe Stock Market I 73 p• · · ! 1 tt! fOUND 1 I I ad~ln& ~ I •:::sf 1 1 w:;.'n I ::!'f.= Do THE DAILY SINT1... I f Cremeens Retains Scoring Lead~ Howard Top Scorer 1n Loop PJay 2 ":..., -.."- \ it , Lou Back \0 Bastcs; • AtJan ta Nexf Foe ~eve Rozelle Off To South For ,New 0 Ie30S I I Joe Bach' 0ne I 0£ Jri"sh Mules o·Ies at Event - I :~me unbeat~ KING ED•..,•ARD' ' ~ 1 1 j I Two More Arrested by FBI On Charges of Gr.·d Bri·bes ° 1 I I Want the Best Car and Home Insurance _. For the Premiums You Payli · •• 1 SEE BILL CHILDS I the city tllat would best support St k e e of Lomsvllle In a new team" Rozelle told hts l a~ ~unt~ .~;" 1 ~ news conference. After Gmcln· '" e par s roo 0 1 nati and New Orleans- seattle 1bo~ Loua~•llle now ~~ gbeone Wash • Ia conSidered a' lop con: I un cadten •thn starts, u•e st recor m estate e er Ior the franchtse Co h Lo Fl f Ha iltoo lnd ac u ono t m Garfield must have had mixed feelmgs as Garfield won Its s1xth straight ,'tl-8, over Hamil~ toH Fairfield Flont's son Jeff played for Falrfteld agalnsl h•s dad'! team and lntercepled a By United preq Jnternallonll ' pass and had a fancy kickoff "ntanday Nlgbt return flgurmg m the defeat. Lockhaven at Youngstown Saturday Ohio Stata at Mmnesota 10 0 Tul•a at Glnclnnatt DaytoR at Ohio Universtty Xav1er at V1flanova Akron at Northern Dllnolo W. Va State at Cj!ntral Stale COLUMBUS (UPI)-Ohio Ohio NortheJ'JI at Musklngum , lege football recerds· John Carroll at Wstm Reserve Tea111 W L T Ptfl Opo Case Tech at Bethany Deftance G0 0 150 2& Bowling Green at Miami M•aml 6 0 0 125 Toledo at Kent State Damsoa ~ 0 0 IIIIi Mar!lftall at Western Michigan Musklngum 5 0 0 !28 Denl•on at BaldWin-Wallace Dayll>n 5 I 0 89 Capital at Ashland Ohio Wesleyan 4 I 0 lSI 56 Heidelberg at Otterbein Wittenberg l I 0 142 25 Hiram at Wooster Ohio Unlvemty 4 2 0 96 Kenyon at Oberlin Akron 4 2 0 79 Oh10 Wesleyan al Wittenberg Baklwln·Wallace 3 2 0 158 Blulftoll 11 Manchester Capital 3 2 0 81 Earlti'am at WflmlngtoR Ashland 3 2 I 91 &allriaJ Nlpt Xavier 3 3 o 77 Northern Michigan at Ffndlay Marietta 3 3 0 62 Marietta ML Unloa Ohio Northern 1 3 9 00 35 This Week's Ohio Games Oh" C Il ege Gri"d Standings Toledo 1 3 0 55 56 Marshall 0 2 0 7 35 Oblo C::O.!erence Denison 4 0 0 129 34 Muskmgum 4 0 0 1110 8 Wtttenberg 3 0 0 86 11 OhiO Wesleyaa 2 0 0 'n 6 CapJtal 2 2 0 48 59 Manelta % ~ 0 40 52 Mt Umen 2 3 0 61 48 Htram 2 3 0 30 118 Heidelberg I 3D 32 92 1 3 0 27 l41fl Otterbem 0 0 2 0 8 42 0 3 8 24 If rho 0 3 0 !4 flO Wooster BIG TEN Mtchigan Slate f 0 U 98 45 Purdue z 1 o 77 ·~ llimois 2 I 0 M 45 Indiana I 1 1 31 !II Mmnesota I I I 24 56 Northwestern 1 11 U 43 WlsconSia ' 11 1 23 Z1 Mtchigao ( 1 2 0 77 l2 Ohio Stale I 2 D 41 34 ~:;' " ,. •' ill LomSiana State Univestty loot mum penalty provtded for 1 ns, undefeated 111 IS profeS<mo ball players In games agamst convtclaon on sports bribery was at bouts, wiU meet Jose Sta1'e i INC. , ',~ ~ South Garulma, Maam1, Texas $10,000 fme or tO years or both. of New York In a IO.round A&M, Kentucky and Flonda. Rtghlmyer said Nolan once welterweaght bout Nov 22 at the M nday a ts t d held a federal wagermg stamp, Philadelpma Arena, promoler Meigs County's Oldest and Largest o , gen arres e f 1 Joseph Lee N01 8 nd S a prer"'!UIS1te or gambling Herman Taylor announced MO'I·I MIDDLEPORT, OHIO '" an amue1 under federal law da Freddie Comeaux, both 26, of :::::.:::_::_=-:.=-::::::.·____:~Y~·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __::.,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,=,..,.,.,.,~J ~ Ball>n Rouge. Last week, <b Samuel GrazJano, a Baton 1111 Rouge barber. was arrested on &ter lhe Big Dodge Rebelf'ron "WiMer's Cho1ce" S 1 5t &= CORON£T 500 2 OOOR IMiiDIOP •u Identical dlargea of sports Soo7""' Doon· 0•"'" lo< delo•ls. no' bnbery. • ''""' Grazmao's arre!t revealed \ II ''"q bow LUS backfield players Jim ""' Dousay, Gawa1o Dabetta and V "" BiD Masters bad worked •rlT secreUy wt!b the FBI tit a yearloog Investigation. u.s. Comml•saoner Charles H. Banta oet Nolan's bond $10,000 and Cornea~· at IS,tiOO. ;I/ Graziano had been freed on lhw 15,000 bond. ComeaiDI and Nolan wiD appear at a prelunmary bearing In U.S. Dlstrlet Court Friday. DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY, I •. ••• tato\\e\ ,. captuns your fancy "'"' .,. fool: ot ...... o1 .. Oflll,_ c.-. olfen yoo. Uh a •1ky...... 318- or 383 t 'ol ' VI ....... _, 3-opoed TontOOflllo au! nile IIGnllllissioft. (The 41 HOanl and 440 ~~~aaoag.,,,todan.At~'sprioo,•wil avolfabte,. . . Coronet l/TJ Sa <011 yoo loss lflan you mi~ ltoagine to and lah a vood,long fool: ot bo ... tiiY)' of your nelghbodoood. And Coroool.llle Dodge RoblaiN.. yo11o Coal to-. Got _ , froM I all .. . . -..,•• oat I al _.1118 Ito h11 • yoa. Gel Dodge ~ lor 'til and lot ,......tf on. fa otylo. Any olyfo. t loldlop, _...tlb!e, ' .. ' . ... ••-.d ......... ...,...,In ::-..a::: :: t:'- ..,...,r,·.::, "";t"" Ami 'flcto':rt"": ,.r:;::. ,::•.,.l)L•• WB!,_ ,~cc~d f>il:y Ce~ii'.... Of Cnrm'! Lon~ Count C~ !~:! I MEXICO CIT Y (UP!) -The to all members of the COLUMBUS (UP)) - Massi!· With such a big lead, Steuben· World Boxuw Council ha, whacb Includes boxtrtg ""'?llll(Af~ lao may be down and out this ville could have clear sailmg to I accused referee B•lly Conn of s10ns m some parts pi Eut.ilft,' t, eeason with a Utree-game los- the throne room, except for that BY DICK THOMAS second to third place hehmd 1 th gavm~ a long cuunt m Saturday Asia and Latin 0 lng streak, but the Trgera still old Masstllon Halloween bug-a. Terry Cremeens, 175 pound Howard na." ; only SVAC game, Han· D Douglas- E 3 2 20 mght's world ligh tweight cham· descrtbing hts VIews on the have a lot to oay about who boo The Tigers hoBt Steuben- semor Hannan Trace !ullback Mike MarUn 165 d T ~ce and Southwestern, M. Spauldmg-KC 3 2 20 p1onsh1p f1~hl but tndacated and 1ts confusmg aftermath •1 1 winll the big prize In •Ohio high ville Nov. 5, and a Massliloo scored 011e touchdewn Frtday ior hallback ;cored~ce "~ 1e'% emeen~ scored &ne D. Roosh-E 2 6 18 today that the diSputed tttle requestmg that members " 00 •ng hi! SVAC M Shuler- KC 1 1·, 1 school football. victory could throw the race ftr mght a• Hannan Trace and Eastern's will er W o~c ll>~~n 2 6 18 would be declared vacant rephes 25 0 , top honors toto a lour • way Southwestern battled to a IHi hama a v a. on Y a to l2 pomts and mov• D Rumley- KG 2 4 16 pendang a rematch between It was suggested by SQ91t, A Massillon Is a scramble. t•e to retain the lead 18 all with nd ~;"'~ 00 fif~ ~ace : two or three places tn the J. Grace-NG 2 0 12 1Carlos Oritz and Su~ar Ramos that the hghtwet ght title ~ 23 po n 8· as1ern s ogsure pres pt n to succe!S In In the tom of the standtngs. R Ddlon-SW .... 2 0 12 Luts Spot a pteSident of tlte be declared vacant pendin~ the ratlng game, and that's ex· All five of the upper echefonl::~all:orA~e~c c.ru!'.~~~ ~~~an, ~~~ semor Southwestern's Russ Miller, D Sheets-HT, . 1 2 8 Councal. tmnl rd th ai Conn was Orhz-Ramos rematch tentat.99~"JJi act1y what happened Ill Upper m Ohio h1gh school football had lh . c • scor wo extra 148 pound semor halfback, scor- A Hali-NG 1 2 8 i favonng OrtiZ and he also ly scheduled for next Aprtl11 \. Atfln&fl>n's Golden Bears a rough lime of tl lOB! weekend, rar;: : :nk'"~· points at Wahama and stayed ed hiS farst touchdown of the G Eachmger- E 1 2 8 accused Ortiz of usmg darty sa•d both lighten; co11ld Arllllgll>n, which may be more mcludmg the Big Ted, wht Cr ";; er c • KYger 11 fourth place with 28 pomts, season, and got In the sconng K Drummonci-KC 1 o 6' taches agamst Ramos lttat guaranteed $5 000 Wlln ' widely known as the home of nailed 1ts seventh Vlcll>ry over e~'s JURJor Howard, . 160 Those were the only maJor column T: Ebhn-KC 1 o 6l prec1p1tated a nol by the crowd purse to be depoSited w1!h golfer Jack N1cklaus, handed stubborn Canton McKmley, 22-0 pou JUDIO~, tallied . tWJce in changes In the tDp fiVe scorers SVAC SCORING D. McClaskey- NG 1 o 6 of 35000 fans Counc1l ' •• MassUion a classtc 21~ hckmg B1g Wm For Sandusky the Bobcats 38-1 4 wan over m all games In SVAC scoring. (AU Gameol J Hall-KG 1 o 6 Ramos a Cuban who now The Council would decfd~ ~ last week and Jumped all tbe Sandusky collided wt!h un- Alexander, and moved from Kyger Creek's Junior Hew· Player-Sebool TD PAT PTS G F!Sher-KC 1 o 6, makes hiS home m Mex1co w" lo<at•on of the f•ghl and ali\" way from fourth to second In beatell Elyna In a Buckeye Con· third Ill second place In all ard sUJI leada the SVAC only T. Cremeens-IIT 7 4 46 1 (SVAC Only! awarded lhe hghtw01ght taile by dcstgnale the referee and qt¥,r. 42 the United Press lntemaUonal Iorence showdown and had to games scoring Wtth polnls. scormg With 30 potnls Howard E Howard-KC 6 6 42 Ptayer-llch•Hll TD PAT PTS ;Ramon Velasquez secrelarv of off~e1als ' N Clasa AA coaches rankinga. come from behind for a 21).12 .Dave Skidmore, 205 pound JUo had no chance w increase his D. Sktdmore-NG 6 1 37 E Howard-KC 4 6 3olthe World Boxmg Counctl when The World Boxmg Cocn~i!'U' Thai b1g victory pu1 the Gold· deCISion, and Niles McKmley, ruor fullback: was scoreless In lead over second plare Roger R Allmar1-E . 4 4 211 R Ailman- E 4 2 26 Ortaz refused lo return to the not assortaled wtth the Wo~p·' en Bears ia front of such un· ranked fourth lhts week, had all North Galba s 28-6 loss to Allman of Eastern, smce East· M Martm-E 4 2 2& D Sk•dmore- NG 3 0 !8 rmg after Cono had declared Boxmg Assoctat1on, and , beaten llafwarts as Sandusky tt wanted m beatmg tough Akron Southern Local Skadmore bas em was playmg a non.feague J Fisher-NG , . 3 2 20 D Douglas - E 14 OrtiZ the wmnrr on a ftfth 1\HA alreadv has announc~~ J .: 2 2 37 pomts and dropped from game And Niles, although front·run· St Vmcent, 200 R Garrett NG 3 2 20M Martan-E <11!1 contmue to recogmze Or(4z 2 2 14 , round techmcal kno1kout mng SteubenVIlle stall holds a Flfth·ranked Columbus Wat· - - D. Roush- E But Spola admttled Mondav as world champaon Ortij 1 6 12 76-pomt margm and p1cked upjterson, whtch meets Upper Ar M Shuler- KC 2 0 12 [ that Velasquez' art ton "was an sd•eduled to ltght Flash EIQ.1'4,b ~ne.."f the~ first place votes Iangton m lhe fmal week of the ' M. Spauldmg- KC z o 12 emergencv so lultnn on h~< of lhe Phthpptnes at Nt.1,'1 ~ campmgn, had t• scramble be- 1 . T. Creernns- HT 2 0 12 per"onal authnnl\ to calm tht• Yo1 k s Mad1son Sq uare GardMfore downmg Dayton Aller. 14-7 I CLEVELAND fUPI) - The ,elfort alter the Dallas vtctory, were partly forced by the iJ Rumley- KC 1 4 10 crowd" llou ' .nd 1• 11ng llwt the ~· \ 2R and tha i hout a lso\\'!~ Cmcmnat1 Elder fell one note 11 land Browns prepared to- 1must hope the Browns wdl keep IBrowns defenSive !me credited 1J · Ftsbe Nr. move was nnl hmdm" on th• he recogniZed as for the :friJ 1 2 m the standmgs, from seventh 'I Aay for thear Stl!lday game ln lfor Atlanta the weapons they by Dallas Coach To.;. Landry D. Shee~=-H~ . I Z ~ Counr~l , t•ile to etghth after droppmg tls fu·st tlanta The game w~th the Fa!- ' showed m Cleveland I wtth the best play he's ever C Etchinger- E I 2 8 Sputa satd he has sen t a letter game of the year S-7 to Cln- 1cons. moor mats of t e NFL, IS ' One of those IS Lou Groza's seen on a Browns front four K. D d KC ' IItke the start of a whole new toe - returned Ill tts old form rummon 1 0 6, FIGIIT RESUI TS ' ' cmna t1 St Xav1er J h Sbl J Hall KC 1 0 6 1 Eld th h d sea:;<>n. iwhen he doffed an old boot " nson neo ' · f f I er wask' e t 0 member; Af S d Groza's three successful fteld Ends B1ll GliSS and Paul Wtg· l G Ftsher-KC I 0 6 By Umted Press lnternat .. nal o ast wee s top 10 w meel l ler un ay, the Eastern Dt- ' goal ktcks Sunday ended hiS gm, and tackles Jtm Kamckl W'.LPOI E Mm tUP I1 _I CINCINNATI (UP!) -Pete defeat, and the result was a , YISIOnb- mstead or a ]mAt J'llll· l' longest field goal ktckmg sl ump and Walter Johnson smashed Rtcky OrtiZ 148 Brovkl,n 1 mambhng •I the rat mas and 1 away Y Dallas and St Loutsthr h D 11 b k Do N Y '· k d n "zflle , NahOI'I:ll Fou' ' I t ~ , In his 20 year career with the aug a as quarter ac n ~nut r out Brad St las,' 113 f h League commissioner, was Ill lwho telarnsf mak mg thetr bow m' da "';. olfrse race wtth one- Browns He had faa led on stx Meredtlh's prolect•on t•me and 58 Broohlyn N Y. 61 1 or! N e t! Jte 1st I an one-·ua games separattng 1 ga h to h b 111 f leave here t ay 1or ew 0 r M 11 k •d htl the top lave teams Istr01ght over Uae last three a orcmg 1m urry as 3551 on was ran c eJg l Jeans cons1derd Cmcmnatt's top games Ithrows I CQill.,;,•• wr m the race for a last week but droppe~ cle•r out The Browns took care of that Second • year man JohnsoA WORCE~TER M'" IUPfl 19!7 NFL (ranchtse of Sight after losmg to Upper Sunday With thear 30 21 YICiory I Bacl< To Baslco !Showed the abthly that has Dtck FJenc h 153 Pco\Jdente At news conference here I Arlmgton, and E!yna fell from over the Dallas Cowboys wh1le Groza, tt~urned out, had been caused him to be heralded as j R I stopped Gt>r.e Hernek 147, 8 yesterday Rozelle was non·corn· l lOth to 12th followmg the loss fl> lthe Cardmals were losing to wearmg a new type of shoe 10 1a fulure great among NFL lme. PITTSBURGH (UP! -In his Saco, Mnu.e 141 mittaf on lite Queen Caty's i Sandusky 1W n<hmgton 26-20 1those three games lA the two [men. \last few hvmg manules, Joe --chances for the franchiSe and The newcomers were a pair The Browns With two losses 1 week layoff before the Dallas I The Browns offenSive platoon Bach read to a luncheon group MANCH;'STF. O England did nothing to bolster or let of once bea ten teams, Ports-land four wms are now one game, he went back to review sho•ed abahty 00 move the ball lfhose words by Grantland Rtce IUPfl - Alan Rudkm 120, NEW I "' • down the hopes of Cmcmnahans mouth And L1ma Semor, m behmd prevJously j the fundamentals of k1ckmg and \ when 1 t counted Sunday \w hi c h lmmortalu:ed N • t re I Bntam outpo ml ed Jo...e B1sbal 1 bn 1 1 who want to see NFL football imnth and lOth place respetttveSt lAms and one hall gamelbatk to hts old shoes. Whtle quarterback Frank Ry· Dame's Four Horsemffl 1191; Spam (101 Johnny Pn t. played here. ly lbehmd Dallas Groza s~ud the (]ld shoes had 'an completed only mne passes "War, famme , pestilence and chett Bntam stopped Jtm j ~•, .. ·l"t:: 1 He saad he would consult fur-l Two TDs In Three M!out.. CoAnd Browns coaclt Blanton ,• snugger Itt "The less room 1m 24 attempts, be had no 10 • death . "Bach read from the swords Bntam (31 _ !IP CIGARILLO o1 H ther wtlh BtU De Watt, pres•denl l SteubenVIlle led only 6-j) ocer lh~r, who _p.:_atsed the_ te_'"ll ' lhe better," he explamed terccpuons He lhrew two \sports story that descnbed thP 1 of th• Gm•·mnah Reds and wtth , Canwn McKmley untal the !mal I J h C The 42 year·old Toe's three touchdow• passes, one IS-yards foothall explotts of Elmer 1 " ' 2 Z 0 42 34 f~eld goals Sunday gave thew rookte n ght end Mllwn Mor· Layden, Harry Stuhldreher, Don city offactals hefore ro~mentmg [ three rrunutes when the Bag Red ly"" :ro11 • 11n 21 on Clncmnata's chances for the scored two touchdowns on Coung~ wn 2 90 74 Browns their wmning margm - jm and the other 21 yards to M1ller and Jun Crowley r franchiSe 1 passes by quarterhark Pat Vac. 1Centra Slate 2 2 I 74 72 and tbear lead through most of ruokae rtght end Milton Monn Less than !tve mmutes later < '' '' · mentiOn . It darectly caro. 2 3 0 89 9G the game · W' lt1 Iea ds o1 IM , and the other 21 yards to Paul the 66·year old Bach was ·'' He dtdn'l Ohmcmnah St but Rozelle obVIously wahted t~ Upper Arlington ran 1ts wtn B '" • a~ 2 3 0 77 79 13-7, and 16-7, the Browns Warfteld The ltrsl put the Iclaamed by one of those B1bhcal l 9 1 2 3 0 611 84 forced the Cowboys to play Browns attead to stay and lhe horsemen--<leath find out how plans for the new nang streak to 26 before 15,610 M~w ~ng reen ! ' II 0100 I I stadium are progresSing and fans at Masstllon m a great das I H 2 3 0 In 48 rtsky, calch·up football Isecond gave ltlem a 3tJ.7 lead \ Bach, one of the "Seven ' what the Reds mtend to do play of defense causmg Tager ; Htram 2 3 0 30 118 And that's where BAother Ryan also connected on a 49- 1Mules" whteleared the way for about movmg Into at Coach Bob Sea;.,an to remark \ e•delberg Z 3 I 73 118 Browns hero came '" - Ross yard pass to Gary Colhns to set II he fabled backf>eld of the great The commiSston dtd Aothmg the Bears "were as good, a! not ~lufflr,o 2 3 1 66 100 FIChtner. The 28-year-old, sevea : up the Browns lust toocbdown 11923 24 Notre Dame teams, was 2 4 0 1!4 lltl year reteran Intercepted three However, to encourage Cmcmnataans better, than any we ve played ent State the Cowboys stncken Monday shortly after I when he expressed apprecaatton all season" Toledo 2 4 0 75 76 passes to kill a Dallas scormg j stopped Leroy Kelly, the NFL's l he was 1nducted mil> the Hall of I for the efforts of U S Sen. Ru.· Sandusky held Elyria to 2 4 0 68 WI Utreal and set up two Browns ' second leadmg rusher, holdmg Fame of the Curbswne Coaches j sell Long and U S Rep Hale 49 yards rushmg hot boo 2 4 0 48 150 scores. ham to only 24 yards In eight at a luncheon In a downtown Boggs both of l.outSiana ::orne from behmd twtce, Case Tee h 1 3 0 51 1:2 Ftchtner's three fntercepttons carnes Erme Gree1 packed up ' hotel. I 10 gettmg a proposed NFL·Amert- l last ttme on a 17 yard smash by Western Reserve I 3 n 45 60 and ano!laer by Mike Howell 56 yards m II carnes. The presentation was made can Fool ball League merger ex· fullhack Ed Walhams w1th Kenyon I 5 0 39 145 by Ball Kem, a coach1ng empted !rum anlt·trust lefllsla I seconds left to play Oberun 0 ~ 0 31 lt7 centemporary of Bach After 6 0 34 1111 tion. Halfback Dan Huston of ;•lmmgton the guests dtspersed: Bach The exemption measure do Rogers scored twobmes 10 ooster 060 30155 lingered to chat w•th John l 1 passed Congress last week and •a 20-6 VICtory over Toledo Wht~ Mld·Amerlcan Mtchelosen whom be had both leagues were awa1tfng Its I mer to run hts season's accumu· Mtaml 4 0 0 ro 20 succeeded ' as roach of the approval before gmng ahead lations 00 1 031 ards rushm 10 Western Michigan 3 I 0 60 73 Plttsbur h Sleelers wath the merger and placmg i seven a~es Y18 g Ohio UmverSity 2 1 o 46 49 BATON ROUGE, La (UP!) , Robert E Rtghtmyer, special g ~ new franchises •and gtotal ' nts Bowlmg Green 1 2 o 40 64 -The FBI has arrested three agent '" charge of lhe New PHILADE~HIA (UP!) 102 "Our primary aim Is to pick Mfk Chi~ . Kent State 1 3 0 65 54 men for allemptmg Ill bnbe [Orleans FBI, said the max•· Phtladelplaas Gypsy Joe Har ,...::-' .. • zi ::lng:~.~~:~e ,::rr~~~ r~: •m:n I pam~ respected untal, by free c ce tratnlng "'tween falmtng pis of all Vaetnamese, reuntflcallon TV "Ro•Jn~ero senes Some ts achieved of Billy Rose , prizes posses"ResolutiOn of Internal 810115 g~ on th> Parke . Bemet dim Ifood dollars been hurt by rJSing cost• problems" The Sou!la Vletna· block Jan 5 I ,,ol the money, PRINCE'l'ON . N J r;~ l to ;~v; ~ o u ~II es s chtldren The survey was conducted - 3.1 per cent saad thev are mese onc_e aggresston has whteh B•lty pmes most) wollltll In ~~he :,;u~: ~ther throu[rlaout the Untied States Oct 1·11 from a nattonwlde fmancaally wor"' off now than a ended wtll f ml~vel tn~ard Bill) waso t the only Broadway· servmg gr a ore drmki wderod mu~ sample by Opinton Research vear ago \reoonctlaatton o a e emen s tn tie who thought cas!\ was pre~ than pork chops th ng! poh lk C of Princeton for the Perhaps the most startung ' the country, presumably lnclud· tv the late Damnr Runyon once In tht West a bousewafe IS rather an res mt orp t 1 om th• l mg the Vtet Cong ' makln& do wtih oleomargarine Across the natton. according INational AssoctaiiOn of ManU· ~~~~:t'cwa."th~~~e pe:cent satd -' Removal of alhed miflt&ry told us M :~P~',;."~.:~s~:~ front·paged Phyllis DUier wouldn't she DWJr to answer. 00 rather than butter. to a survey made pubhc today. !facturers the t;sln~ prtC•" had changPJ I for<es" Thts was the s<etton any .?'obi ' A familY In the Northeast htgh food costs have lorced Among the flndmgs " th hopptng habtt• Only St dealmg ~ath the terms for money rarely eats broiled meal• any Amertcans,: changeh~~ their ....'Kd"pe';..u~~n;l~: con· ~ pe~"ce~t answered "yes" to the I eventual walhdrawal TV laureate Paddy Chayevsky more, ancl another woman buys shoppmg a eatm• 0 1' 10 a cerne a d the had ,.me uestton when It was -"EffectiVe g11arantees " De· will get the mo>ney mdeed U he ~~!_!lralle _canned vegetable! constant battle to strelch !laear -- -~7 per _cent_ s~ - y - posed ~~ May. 1!100 " I clanng that the South Vtetna· succumbs to CBS blandl•hment •·1 buy cheaper foods, one mese bad learned from eXII""· to return to vt1wrlltng Pad· woman admttted "Where I lence the commumque ...d dy once tr.td us no•'d never write atm~ 1used to buy butter. I buy oleo they would 'Insist at aoy lor TV a~aln nut If we quoted A I d t d I o resolutely hnally revolution" are teachmg thetr and am less wasteful wtth negottatlons lea~mg to the c1d It, 'I'll deny tl." so deny away SPOCK·PROOF HUSBAND ture Committee eoDSiderllll I MOSCOW (UP() ~~~~f~ll es ~~ rompiNclv the rountrymen to dlsltke the way bread and many other Items" of llosttlitles mcorporate eft... dear Paddy, •nd maybe It's possible cbanae In our J'e814 R•tSSI&n newspa1J"r secus d R ll A Y • tmpertala<ts and their the Sovtel• dress, eat, talk and Of those who offer an opa.nlon Uve an tea natJOnal guarotm" TV's new·btg money he was WANTS REUEF aborlll>n laws. Nalurall• I I· CI'Ona of planmng war a~aan< ' mertcan k f ho's Ill blame for rtsmg di I " wltn CSS.man Mtke Dear Helen ' the SoVIet Umon today m one ,of •c~mpl•c>s ar they dare anac "~~hen l think of !lae SoVIet I ~n;s, most r28 per cent) The sever, nations .. agreed D:~~~~he R"'"bow Room Yeah, l know having a baby greed with my colleasues, Ute tho longest and httter"t dem n· us o c•led olher o le l tremble wtth rage" I blame the government But a there .nould be regular Robert Morse t• up lor the role Ia JUSt great nul cant my wife State Bar Asstclatlon and IIIDSI raatloo• vet agamst the former Ch•· Ppaper quoted one student as I full 41 per cent say they JUSt I meeungs among lhetr ambl"t' "' of the ieprechauc In ''Finlan's lhink of anythmg else The of the legtslall>ro present, that Soviet ally. e ' , ' n• I don't knbw who's to blame dors m Saigon '" assoc a oon Rainbow" and l'tat's a role he more she expands, the more abortions In ca~ of fneest, T 10'<1 m•filnnt nese sla'•"Jent• a<'rll '' ' aVI • d th th men! of Ute she beams In on ONE sub- rape, or stroRI fndlcallon ol he ptapermad~~o by lead•ng Sta of conspiring wath the Komsomolskaya Pravda also The surve\ found "broa I wRt bll e gr·~~et Nam" to hves Vmcent Sardt Jr. wu -u...o sta tomen s • [lmted States 10 ASian aggres· denounctd Chills for churning oppoStlton'' to ralsmg persona epu c o ject She measures ber middle deformity ataould be 1••-·• 0 ChfnoH offtcaal• dunn~ lit th 1 RuS!Ia has not given Income taxes as a means of maintain the ,rosest consult&· every day to see how much sub)tCt to firm conll'ol. Vel current anll western purges ston d h New Chma News su:ftclent aid to North Vtet curtalhng Inflation, whde 67 per !ton she's gruwn She rearll nothin& nothing was done. Wby? "'" sw~ptng China a~ eVIdence thn~ /~n~~~ c~a::Oed that Chl~a 15 1Nam. The artacl~ contrasted the cent !Bid they favored cuttmg Flibl Domblatlol I • but Dr Spock. J gel a blow·by· cause (I wat ll>ld by • Stall Ch1na Is thlnklni In terms of g , oombs "to '('htnese claims with warm down on federal spendtng The alltes saad they we•e blow account of the klcka. He Senator) tht leglslatars are I• 1 111 ltle nuclear !hanks whtclt North Viet Nam Those favoring ratslng loderal determmed to prevent Con•,nu1 po"lble Slno-Sovtel malltarv d~veofmg ag:,~st (Continued from Page I) Isn't due fur !1\'0 month!, but !raid of the f>1!bllc uproar !rom clash word art•cle was ~~n~~ly efif<'ted by the llna~·d 1111 , votced to the Sovtet people cot·porate Income taxes totaled mst dommatton of South V'et questions In language they feel she's got ner nag vacked, and "the lew who make tho molt 2 w~:::.n ~ the Pektng com· States 10 collu 81 on wath lite for thetr help 137 per cent. Nam and would nght as long "" Is better suited to grabbing she " even shoppin& for baby noise." nd I Y f Komsomr.lsk.va SoYiel Unton to undermme th• It thus put the North necessary to prevent ll. headhnes thtn to edlfymg UD· food' H the "JIIIjoril)l who make spo •n ed b the revolut•onary struggle of all V~etnamese In the dlfncult But they added believers. Wdl you please tell my wife lhe least nolll" would becOIIIe Pravd~ a~ wa~""~! ~th an IopOI e<Sed nallons " pOSIIIOn of using thetr thanks "Our purpose Is peace that hav•n• • ftrst baby Isn't vocal, we'd baYI a much 111111' SoVIel<new d•~• Y . , , The paper sa ad the orgamzers for aid to refutr statemnh of peace In South Viet Nam and tn TOLEllO _ MEMBERS OF all that unusull? Ahr_,t 11111· world, eh, Heleob - DR. !. 1angus.• RU<Sian an ctted oreagn '"'ho 1 res t of nSia • • · - CAl" The paper mflammatory of the current Chtnese , cu!lurall' i!'"r Chin~e_n~rs. A lt•e a.td Jh> - ·the American Newspaper Guild I one can ao II. .,, F'TH " • Dear Dr. X•• statements made at the Oct I ' -- ",._ p~~·f•C today joined the strike of print· I ER True! " mas< rally an PrklnR celebral aWl>'* I We are prepared to pur,.•e ers agamst the Toledo Blade Dear C.F.: When a writer blasts, God C st Chtna's \7th Fair, !lttlt c~ange Ill tempera· anv avenu• wh1ch could lead tn Co publisher of the mornmg Can you? wUI punish JOU for advocallll mg I om~u~~ evtdenre ot tile • '""' luala-t. Sealtered !Ntt. secure •nd )US' peat... \Vh•ther Tl~es and afternoon Blade So your Wife Ia au Spock murder!" I wllldor, "WIIItkllhe ~~~:~~~patgn against RusSia Low Ia 3Uo, Werlne!doy fair, through ~lscuss10n and negotla· The strike threatened 00 halt and "span." So simmer dnwn be 110 sure If HER daughter f.ltine .. Defense Mtnlster Lin I warmer. The Pomeroy Panthel'!l jour I liOn or through rectprocal productton of the Blade today, and remember a girl can tnly were t~ ylctlru of a brulall'* ' hetr apparent 00 Chatrman , • a , • ' "' neyed to Wellston Monday lor actaons by sides to She'll lsi?" - H. ' 15 11 had pUblication Menday have a first baby once 1 1 1 1 Mao T<e Tung told the rally the I 7-3th grade football game the VIOien<'t night or Ute Times. That weuld outgrow 'I - K. Dear Helen: Chtnt',.. people "will brmg Ill an I l and returned home wtth a 22-11\ T~ conference was <lffacaally I leave this city of 3tB,OO! wllhDear ~elen· My parents ,left whea I 1111 1 •"" the struUI• ag~lnst modern K <UP!) vactory · Don I you hate people who a lUIIe boy. I mten yean C!kl 1adJorned at 6 23 P m (~ :u out a dally newspaper. 11 rPviSiO!''"m whes• cew. ''tilt ~EW Y~Rnd haired model NEW YORK (UPil -Stock , Th Pa thers ktcked off 00 am EDI'I after formal stgnmg 1 ask you a quest1on, then when Dow. "ntey left me with my < ""' ~ommumst Partv l••der •tr>~w~,:Z .:~ beaten and ! rices ned firm In moderate \ Well:ton ;nd a strong defense of the three documenls LANCASTER, ll!IIO - you start to answer It, thelf uncle. He bu1s me clothes, but -hm · thr article saad was d ~ .,_....,, n••ht 1 P d 0 petod d th R ket to punt af u s Rep Walter Moeller, D· eyes wander off and they stop calls me dumb and stupid wben 1 I lashed lo eam, "'"'N" • tra mg ay 1 orce e oc s · I y I I I k I ttl -·~-<.. II saad the t'Omn nnder of a In a vacant Manhattan apart· I ter the first three downs Wath IDlS Lancaster. revealed Monday he JStenmg ou say a coupe o rna e e llllli""""'· n11loWy company then mounted Rob n Phalm • • • hu asked u s Sen Edward words - no more - and lhey I haven I seen my lllOtber or 1 Brokers aatd t1tere may be Ch 1 th• pod•um and shouted ' As ment ' some freth 11lhD! today Thev Ro:.:: ~~~~h and' Mark Sttli Kennedy, D·Mass , 00 cancel either break In wtth another !aliter since I was seven. My soon "'' Chatrman Mao orders Suzanne Reynolds, a 22-year· note the Inability of the list to dravm the Pallthers mar<hed <Continued F~om Page One~ his scheduled appearance on questwn or change the conver· father told me he would come us, wt wlf' lmm!lltately set 011 old a'P"", """er. w:. ' ' .td , make any ""'''""'"' progress 6 ar:s •n 1 carries Still cap- SYRACUSE Orts A Hu Moeller's behalf at Athens satlon arouncl to talk about and see me. He told roe that ~~ lymg ln a pool of blond by her 1 Monday, and the late selloff Y the ~rtVe b over for bard , Sunday themselves. lhree years Rl•· I have not 010 1 LE~CH voice teachPr w ,,.,,: •1>·••\wltich ensued may be .an :: TD from ~ y!d hoe RACINE - .\rnoJd R~da~: ''The scheduled apPearance Or If they DO let you finish seen him since. I am so unhapthe unoccuptod apartment 1ndtcataor that buyers agam Ttl try f extra pomts fatled Emma Adams an Ro • Ume conflicts with the church your sentence you can see they py I could cry and cry, , !Continued Irom P•ae 11 Pollet said Mtss Re)Mids. ' have dectded to take to Ut• : at t : end of the f~rst lland E H bart Yin hour of many of the people I haven't heard a word. I swear Maybe If ytu put this In your • represent" Moeller explained, the next Ume ooe of these atkl, column be ml(lbl reJd II 1D11 the h of who workod as I clerk and ! sidelines for a whtfe ~arter tho Panthers IHI I REEDSVILL - 0 1 1011 ce ve aentenee llll c arge modeled whtle atudytng for • • 1q r yard fn releasing Ute text of a letter "What is your husband dnin& come back - CRYING ON )ali ba·•ak to which he pleaded ,mustc career was stabbed , One factor whteh could I In the lltCond quarter a st ong LONG BOTTOM Betty K ned these days'" I'll answer "Reo THE INSIDE guilty_ last week three Urnes In the chesl and ' overnde the dtpresal!ll factors i Panther ~fenae held tbe ~~· Pigott, Richard Barton, Cbarles he sent en y L'OVenng from I mild c~se ef Dear Crying During th• mommg session of stomach, severely beatell with al tn the market and perhap! Iets to II net yords Poms~ y • Marcinko, Mary K Ro•e, Low· COLUMBUS - AN JNV~· leprosy." I hope he reada II and comes Court Monday the trial of Ron· Iblunt mstrument and •lashod reverse the lung downtrend ts \ speedy 11larbe Lane, irtetl ell Bing, Vera Weber and Ada b the st te audill>r'l What do you do wllh people back - I'm hoping 110 hard tlW m, Wallet Worthy L Leach wlltl ra10r blades 1the leveling off of short·term right end In a 27 yard Jaunt BISsell gatttn Y a Ilk th , IFFEO h • t !eel 11 H.-man Holcomb and Russell ' treasury b•ll rates and tnterest l across the goat lme and With RUTLAND - Lloyd Dugan, offtee apparenUy has cleared • " - M surely e mus t. ' S : Robbms. each charfed with Underwear and a pair of , rate.s In Europe. 1Lane the utra points Harold Dewhurst, Alberts Mtnf.. """tant State Fair Manager Dear Mtlled But If your parenta doD I obstruct••~ an ,,fflcer and pre- ' shoes whach apparently he1 on~·~ I Pomeroy led at the ball H.O d Pearl Van Meter Wilham H Onslow of al\.. 8· Avoid Pm If DOIIlble U Dot, turn, try to remember we can I vaou•ly ~leadtng Innocent to ed to tho vtcWI' were found Ill· Electrorucs and alrUnes were Early n the thard quarter, go;:~~K GROVE _ Jack tlons of di•w-"""'•• tn oper- well, It's fun Ill hil them with always do the thlnp we want 1t1nn of the 11115 lair the cltarge was baiCUft. Ruaaell side overturned gorba@e can . miXed. Chemicals pushed ht!lh· baftbacl< Rohln Pballn. on a Welker our k1ncl of an•wer. Once In a most And remember, too. that s Robbms turned State's evl· less than two h•"<'k• awav beiQe \ er Stee~ were mixed Auto! reverse, went 32 yards lor the TUPPERS PLAINS _ Mirna The mvestJ&aUon resulted while you get a hilartoua dou- y~ uncle cares about you. den<e and was aranled lmmun.. dress and I blouse were round were flfm Steels were down , thlfd Pomeroy touchdown, Lane Walker Howard caldwell Jr., from a charge by Robert E bletake Hu your substitute lather new, tty then midway throu!lh the about a block lartber, tn a stilhtly Metals sbowed some ' converted the extra points "'n d Ph'II N Boyles Holler, ColumbtiS ,operator of N<YI'E TO NON • LISTENING and lathers sometimes lOse 1 unprQvemenL tri~l. Willet, Leacb and Hol.lsubway stotion a IUn anHAR~I~ONV!LLE _ Gold•• Yankee Trades Inc that 13.mo QUESTIONERS· The least you their tempers ~th lfl.year-old comll. chan~ed their pleao frorn I Shortly after the opemng bell. A 64 yard touchdown by Lane was paid to Onsltw but It was can do is pretend attentillll. boys, call them dumb and 1111· lnno<ent to IUDIY followillll tlMJ Charles Yuki, 2!1, 1 p~t • lhe United Press International m the fourth quarter was nul. W~~~N CITY W V Da not turned 111 to the !tate tress- Look AT, not over or around pid" before they think. • pre!ientation of Ute State's <tiS~ who t~od M•s~ Re~ I~ I stock market indiCator posted a llfled by a penolty and the Pan- I D Sohott a;ro Rlc~ard Gtl ury the questlonee - H. Be a real son to htm (not a and will &pll"ar for senlencln& vo•ce. to pollee sa~ e g:e , gain of 001 per cent llll the 114 ther de! ,nse contained Wellston :• 11 'W V R ; FOR AND AGrUNST dreamer over whalls aone) and on November 4th MO!Idoy allemoon :. e~ 1 118SIIes traded. There ere 213 lor !he b.taoce of tho game ey, G rd : ' Ha:en JEFFERS 18 ARRESTED Dear Helen I think he'!! start beillll a real 10 8 The pellt juror• servlllll dur· arrived for ~" slle ~~~ aaiJ!ers and 240 losers Coaches Paul Kloes and Bill ~ar~n ' ew ' David Jellers, Middleport, )'Ill &lad Ill see you lake I Dad to you. - H. mg the September term of i Howover, he sa • argo DoucJas lost y, at 30o/• on Porter g.ve a nod of satlsfaca Ma was arrexted by the Meigs coun· stand on controYenlal !!sues Tlifs column Is dedicated to court were dbnlls!Od followl!ll htr sheel muafc and left him ~ 1311110 shares 1be atock fell lion for their team noting that ALBANY, OHIO ry ty sheriff's department Monday like therapeutic abortions, but family living, 10 If you're haY· Monday's court uttlll November plcl< 11 "~ at ber apartmen .;,arly l points Monday, ap- they had played their best de· H~;~RE K th Vm ard on a warrant issued by county I bet you too11 a shellacking lng kid tr111ble or julll plain 7th at 9.!10 am. ~ ~~~Ia; e~~:: ht also ltft perently In reactltll to an fenslve ball of the season The LOGAN Ol!IQ "'- Lol; Wy· judge Frank W. Porter, Jr., on from the militant womers. trouble, let Helen help' YOU. ba ,..UCle on a fmanclal dally which Panthers viSit Wahama on Oc· ' a charge of rtOIHupport. Bond (NOTE FRIIM' R: '!\It I did llba will •1.- welcome yqur CANDm.\TES NIGHT SLATE0 1 tbe :~lng, hand door citAid Its preducUon problems In tober 26 Theae two tt!IIJIS ba~ ant was •et for 1500 cash or ll,Dtlll -Ia unvand8hed laltpal"!l own amus~ elpel'fencea Ad· Melgt "'PIIbl•ca~ women 1~~u~he a:.~an~ sa~Roor Ute face of record backlog and tlod to an 8-8 •te on a muddy PT. PUlASANT property Jeffers Ia lndied In As I docll>r, I was asked to dress Helen Bottel hi eart e will sponsor a Meet Your t lit ll>ld olllcen tba possibility H may report a field 10 he first game of the UVESTOCll SALES co. Meigs county )ail. appear oefore a State Legl!la· thfa newspaper. " Cand1date Nl&hl Thuroday, ':::ie a~ saw the 11oss in the fiscal year ended season. PT. PLEASANT, w. VA. [ Hatlo's They'll It EvHV Time 11 I October Z7 at 6 30 p.m. a1 the Rtrl's body on tbe itVJq rook Nov 30. satuday, ~ ~. 1t11 . =.!.. 1 2nd woN! Fire Holll8 m Pome- floor KLM Royal Dutch AirllfltS CIIOSSED SWORDfl. HOGS _ 175 to :120 2D to 22.• roy The Vouna Republican rlub 1 arlcle4 'lo at MV•. Roynold• MANCHESTER, E n I I a n d 25 Henvt.s 19 to 21· Fat Sows · " mV\ttrl and ' potluck meal 1 AhiH!ntee Votl!ll Metal• galnad 10 at t7"4. (UPII -British mlddlewtlg~t 16 50 10 lUI; Bo...; !2.10 to wlll be <erved All per110111 who 135 • champion Johnny P r • t c he t t IUO, PIU UG 00 10 plan to altend are asked to Cast tn Meig• ADD PORTRAff sll>pped •outhpaw Jim Swords cAmE; _ Steer• 1~ to 23. brlna thela own table strviCI. There nave ..,.n>t35 a~.Jellle" WASHINGTON (UPI -The al 1,29 of the third round of 10 , Healers 17 to 2110; Fat ballota cast so lar In, the Mason- Supreme Court now hu por· tltelr och~uled lO.rounder Mon· Cows 15 to IB 50. Canners 12 to Jc Tempi< Build!Tig orf,ce of the traits •I all bat :Ito! tho I& men day nl&'tl 15 Bulls 18 to !190· Stock !tle~&s County Board r4 El!c· who have sal on Its bench Prltch~t decked Swords three St~rs 19 t~ 2UO sioCk Hell· lions, It was announced !Oday. The ~ourt's lateoll acqutslt1 811 times 1~ succeaslo~ for mne Iers 17 to 21.211; 11tock Steer cSI· Dt:YIJI'!D fU JNTERill'l Of Ab1011tee voting will conUuu• carne Monday when the Detroll coonts before the bout was ves 21 to M· StoCk Helfer Cal· d!G8 MASON AII!A. until No•ember 3 Bar Alseciltton preoentaG Chief halted. ves 21 to. 24.&8: · _,. \ - ""'Electl~n board ofllela•s 1a1<1 Justice Earl W,.tn Wi\11 o VEAL CALVES ~ Topa 35.511; ~,:!,..- office hours lor Saturday, Octo. pqrtriUilD Qll of Juetlco Heory RESUME IIOMBING Seconds 3Ul; Medltlm 27 ta ,,.,,.., ... ., ...,,."•""• ber 2t. w•ll be from I • m un- illlUnga Bruwn. who aerved oo AMMAN, Jordan (\]PI - 30 Common and HeaYIH II VJlhtr PllttlldUII l».,.aJ, _..:...11 w I ftiWI •••"• .........,. - - · Ill noun, H p m ..., ,.f p m the court lrOJll lllllt to 1.,.. E(yptlaD forces reaurneo bomb· to 3911S ::-":.:'!'1.~11"' ..,., PI"" tor the conventonce of person, ' Jng r~ldl oo Yemeni Royalist Total ·sale f10,114.3t Eighty. 1 .!':~,: .:.'!~•'',. who are 111111ble to make lite DATE II CHANGED arias in norlheaat Yemen thrte IW<l buyel'll. Two hundred thll' "' .. ..,.,., l'fiUiar scheclult The office Trick or Treat n)gbl !of Sr.· clays aao. seurceo aaid today ty three consii'IOI'I· ..~~:ru:'.t'!~. ""',. ,_. 11 ~ da!l,., Monday through MCUN has been chqed (rom Th• IIIIUI'COS al10 tald that ~.:;.. •·• · ••• '"' aa ••• Friday, r.om I-4 p.m. October :II to Octolter J1 from dur~OI the IBJI wesk another BEGGARs' NIGBT SET., :~~ 1-7 p.m, ll,OOIJ I t)Cyptlan soldterS were BeggarS' ft(JIII will lien~· - · !!!.~ ,. " • MAIDNO APPUBUTTIII ..t Into Yemen. day evenm'- •Oct. 31, t1 .....,.. :=.,~'itiOi .'~ nw I~la of the Syracuse ! BJ:GQARS' NIGHT SET ville. The llt'll llren wiD 1111111cl •- - :::::' :": tJJI. Churdl plan to make ap. MayGr Charles Pylel INIOIIIIBEGGARS' f!IIGHT SET at 8 p m , lijrtlnc the e'ep/Dl =~~·"i,'rpleiM,ltter at the home or Mro. ced tqjlll)' lbat trick or !nat • Boall\1'!1' Nichl at Portland and at Its eoncluslon at 7:111 ldftll lfood 011 l'rlday, Oct<>ber niBhll!' Racine wUI be Monday will be Oct. :li, from I 30 p m p m Drivers are aa~ed to oper· I I I • . 0rt1ers aH '" be pbol1ed to' eventnc. Oo!t. 31, !rOQ~e 11 1t P•lltl I •·Ill·• ltw• announced 10- ate v•hlcltl wllll ~~~ ~· llri. ld Hawley at M DM. 111. IIQ, durin& t1t1a ;trW' ·' j Second In Prep School Poll •••r-- Sheppard\ ~""wmd "Ye.i'~·W11en • llzlly Seiith\;1: Pomeroy.Mlddleport, 0, Oct 25 1966-3 <Contmued From Page Onei l Perry ' Como won something preoanng a r>dl[• show for his didn't monel and slon Sard' i's East IL1hl the producer Cartier dina 0 er ., · supported terrur aggres 1 he prizes more than a Gold sh • Ulng to weal EVELAND •UPI -Two The .,....;. ••1-Uon got off Ill I Sheppard. lolled. the opposmg lawyer. will be halted and that "no set.~' Recor• he wo•• the Pro-Cele handed him a 21• page contract Hope but e s ,., d th 1 th 1 k less 1 ~ and v1n•-nt sa.o sard1, wrong 'em Th•y're tDK gold wll~ CL proopecdve women IUI'tl'!l w""e\ last start Nonday With lhe How e v e r, Common Pleas bealn wee tng em ou wa respecting peop e ean as bril) Goll Tournament m Nash· number. ·" black dlaauond• and top~ shap. t~cuaed today In the socond temporary sealin& ot sax JUrors Judge FranciS J Talty excused peremptory challenges At the \ -"Preservation of the tem· l VIlle Ten.• (CaP •al of the coun ed like a Halloween wttch • DIU!der tnal of Dr Samuel H One of the women excused not her wtthout askmg whether she 1954 Sheppard Ina! only one tonal tntegnty 01 South VIet ' try.,;.usac worl~l In a lrto that 11 k Sllejipard only had an ·Opinion about was mixed up about the temporary Juror was picked the I Nam " JohnsOil and the other shot 26 u der J•r' Perry oneRevlon t>oss L'harles Revson strtO< a .awncy orooms c ,t>nt sa:d she bad formed an Sheppard's but all!O quest ton of annocence first day Two were admitted on Ileaders said the South Vtetnna putted <even eens. two-putted tells pals he's "'ending $2.000, "nte two uveli••• diners at CIOI ""'ilion lbout whtlher asked II •the second day and lour on the lmese sought only to d another patr at 000 - including the five Normand were 75-year.old Ag• .,. I an the she had "an m ath or Fhe other prospectave JUror thard- and at took two week' tbear own tern tory and while 'Marne" n.ven t been suspecte" lngo - •o re-d .. Park Ave. trio lha Chrla'l• wttlt BS-year• o I d :::ag:on wife'• antipathy" to1ardsynu::. y satd she had some resetrvatttons before a full paoel was sworn svmpathllmR wtth th,: phgNhl the grea• patn through plex !oronerly flelen Rubin Lomse Bayne, "Iss Chrtstll Dr 'he about acreptmg 1tty ms rue 1ons thetr brothers tn me orw• b h been so stein's the ren• alone IS 150,000 ll>ld her. senior authoress thl stavmg The other had raserva· "Do you presume " s. p· from the judge about circumKept T~lngs BDlzmg have no destre to threaten or Angela '"'''' 11:-)' as h a year' ~.die and Lynn "only gOold 111m' ev'!l' madt It o s • b o u I ctr<umstantlal •fantial evadence The state's Talty kept thmg• bu zztngI harm the people North or have TWO de• "' all>rs Not from her bOOk• (they've beell ~~fiCO 'N , h ed Y case agamst Dr Sheppard m along braskly after the Monda\ l,made \bPir country g d 11 , almost well to menli>Jn the ,,,oney Char· 67 !limed !rom Agg~e'• whod~~& 11 E lte v were the first two ' 0 s 1954 largely was clrcumstanttol <esston opened nearlo two hours Reumf~eatmn of Yael surg~ry ' n ' he spent So7U~I just to re·ware Its) was 'Watnl•' For The Pro~ pi'Ospectlve )UI'<In questiOIIod In No VJ'~ 01 ar r r both t b ecutor John 'I I Nam ' The "regrettable" partt I final y the htgh.fee Ortl for alr-condi eculion.. " ' t' l .' R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ~ing Builders Supply ·Co. ' MILL & SECOND STREETS W............ ...,...,_tw•• dotl A l l - ( W - ... - ....... --p MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I 1-'"•I«·TV _ . . _ .... ,.,_.... I ' ., �I ) l. .( ·' f Cold I ar Bill Aids Veterans ·'~ ..:Mrs. Bethtle, ' ·.\ 74, Passes Says Moeller SALIS e SnvD; ••• SHIRT FINISHING Effective October 26 IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 For advertising purpclse1, a new group of independent food store5 1-DAY SERVICE Robinaon's Cleaners will be Second St. They are . .• LYONS MARKET _ _ TUPPERS PLAINS l RUTLAND DEPT. STORE _ _ RUTLAND I Since September, 1965 Speaker of the Ohio Huuse of Representatives Record Five Terms County Commissioner I \I~:" I" ifi ~Iu' t ll• l ll r ..t· mrn! - It ' ~ rn~ I I In the Pomeroy Area, .you know where the" o:Wfti Is?' . At your Qualty Iuick d1aler~.(Where else?) II·ILICT GEORGE A. BANKS fOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Adntlral. Teenage & Womens ~ ..... BlaeHnar Auto Co., 500 E. Main St., Pomeroy Beautiful Fall School Board Member • ·w~ otl'~r I PERMANENT FALL FLOWER ARRANGEMENT State Representative Nine Terms J WAID CROSS SONS _ _ _ _ RACINE BRING THE BEAUTY OF FALL COLOR INTO YOUR HOME WITH A AUDITOR OF STATE l Art Displays Entered at Outdoor Event The OOTILLJON Model 8MK8101-Walnut Veneen lllutapl.eoe 115" Color TV "tenopllolllo Tlleatn LOAFERS You Must Have A Representative With Legislative Experience To Cope With Rural Problems. Colored Flowers and Cattail s Arrang ed in A S4.99 (25• werall di.Q&onal, 295 sq. ins. vlewable area) THE SHOE BOX Variety of our ooquali fied lor Ro~er Cloud." JOL t{ N,U. ll f.RAlD 1 Decorati ve Cont~iners . • VOTE FOR CLOUD Cloud Ca mpaign Committ ee Mayor C. 0. Fisher, Chairman 119 S. 2nd Ave., Mid dleport Dudley's 59 N.' 2nd Ave. Pd. Pol. 4rlv . BAKER-fURNITURE 111'111111 ar 'lflll/rtll p 3 WINTER TREADS DR DELUXE CHAMPION NEW TREADS llliiiiiM . .I I M - · M --IIIII a...... ,_, ...'lllllltr aiiUII u.. to a MOVING UP NEWCAS11.E, England (UPI) British lightweight champion Mauripe CUllen moved into the welterweight division Monday night with a 10-round deci sion ovtr Ghana's Obletey Commey. e CUllen is aiming for BrlUIIh wo!terweltht crown vacated leal ...,.k by the rellremont of Brien CUrvis. WANTED r lltllllllWJD r. Jobs & Progress On Oct. 12 THE CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER 11ld this 1bout __ ..._ All tire• mount•d FREE hJ Qmllf 1111111 II flll•llt. II fill 1011' Till a few dalla11 1 mllllflllllllllllft the 111011 ,...... IIIIL Nelldt 1111111• I J•llr ..Hitn. full P•· em, COI!IParably ll!ulppad. fmlll Cll. ilL Y.lol ., to 1 440 liiTLet till& .. lila Jtar llllfllllhiftllat llfl. Y•'l rll ~ ftDW, we'll ,rlcllll4 llawfGI!IIIIdllt IIIII find JIMIIII dt tflh\p lll 11'111 lltou&fll passlflle. NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE ""'"If ND Limit 011 MillS .•• No l/111/t 11 .MONTHI Our ratrndt, /dtntitlld by rndllllon 1nd thop tnlrk, arry th'FULL LIFETIME QUAitANTEJ ...lntt d.t'tct•ln wttrkmlnlhlp •nd mattrl1l1 end 111 J\Otmal road h1r1rd Jnjuri.. enoounterell in tvt~dl1 ••ttnpr ctr Ull for tht Uft of 1hl t~t~• 4Micn fU'''"'"· in at;Cordana• witt'! terms of our printtct Pdct or rt plaetmtftt t~ro · rttH on atltlnal trttd dt~th '"'' snd biMd on Firtstont 11Uuttment prlet whiQft mty or mty not H thl samt 1 1 Oflllnll purch.st Drie• of rtpltctd 1W. Of IICWII current ttllln& prlct Gf rtpltctment, POMEROY HOME & AUTO STORE Formerly The location e 600 E. MAIN ST. Of Metropolitan Motors PLENTY OF FREE PARKING PHONE 992·2094 aJRENCE E. flbO ...,Jim .. fe MILLER CHRYSLER ti7 . -= -o. -,~ L. ' .( FOR . I <tl CONGRESS ' e POMEROY, 0. ' \ Pd. Pol. Adv. • ·! •. I K ' .. ~;.:,"';~~ ~ :;: ~;:: ... ·-·- ,, .. TOM RUE . M O M lnl AVL $OUTH --· ... . .. < - • ' . . -.... .: ~ q \ I �I ) l. .( ·' f Cold I ar Bill Aids Veterans ·'~ ..:Mrs. Bethtle, ' ·.\ 74, Passes Says Moeller SALIS e SnvD; ••• SHIRT FINISHING Effective October 26 IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 For advertising purpclse1, a new group of independent food store5 1-DAY SERVICE Robinaon's Cleaners will be Second St. They are . .• LYONS MARKET _ _ TUPPERS PLAINS l RUTLAND DEPT. STORE _ _ RUTLAND I Since September, 1965 Speaker of the Ohio Huuse of Representatives Record Five Terms County Commissioner I \I~:" I" ifi ~Iu' t ll• l ll r ..t· mrn! - It ' ~ rn~ I I In the Pomeroy Area, .you know where the" o:Wfti Is?' . At your Qualty Iuick d1aler~.(Where else?) II·ILICT GEORGE A. BANKS fOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Adntlral. Teenage & Womens ~ ..... BlaeHnar Auto Co., 500 E. Main St., Pomeroy Beautiful Fall School Board Member • ·w~ otl'~r I PERMANENT FALL FLOWER ARRANGEMENT State Representative Nine Terms J WAID CROSS SONS _ _ _ _ RACINE BRING THE BEAUTY OF FALL COLOR INTO YOUR HOME WITH A AUDITOR OF STATE l Art Displays Entered at Outdoor Event The OOTILLJON Model 8MK8101-Walnut Veneen lllutapl.eoe 115" Color TV "tenopllolllo Tlleatn LOAFERS You Must Have A Representative With Legislative Experience To Cope With Rural Problems. Colored Flowers and Cattail s Arrang ed in A S4.99 (25• werall di.Q&onal, 295 sq. ins. vlewable area) THE SHOE BOX Variety of our ooquali fied lor Ro~er Cloud." JOL t{ N,U. ll f.RAlD 1 Decorati ve Cont~iners . • VOTE FOR CLOUD Cloud Ca mpaign Committ ee Mayor C. 0. Fisher, Chairman 119 S. 2nd Ave., Mid dleport Dudley's 59 N.' 2nd Ave. Pd. Pol. 4rlv . BAKER-fURNITURE 111'111111 ar 'lflll/rtll p 3 WINTER TREADS DR DELUXE CHAMPION NEW TREADS llliiiiiM . .I I M - · M --IIIII a...... ,_, ...'lllllltr aiiUII u.. to a MOVING UP NEWCAS11.E, England (UPI) British lightweight champion Mauripe CUllen moved into the welterweight division Monday night with a 10-round deci sion ovtr Ghana's Obletey Commey. e CUllen is aiming for BrlUIIh wo!terweltht crown vacated leal ...,.k by the rellremont of Brien CUrvis. WANTED r lltllllllWJD r. Jobs & Progress On Oct. 12 THE CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER 11ld this 1bout __ ..._ All tire• mount•d FREE hJ Qmllf 1111111 II flll•llt. II fill 1011' Till a few dalla11 1 mllllflllllllllllft the 111011 ,...... IIIIL Nelldt 1111111• I J•llr ..Hitn. full P•· em, COI!IParably ll!ulppad. fmlll Cll. ilL Y.lol ., to 1 440 liiTLet till& .. lila Jtar llllfllllhiftllat llfl. Y•'l rll ~ ftDW, we'll ,rlcllll4 llawfGI!IIIIdllt IIIII find JIMIIII dt tflh\p lll 11'111 lltou&fll passlflle. NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE ""'"If ND Limit 011 MillS .•• No l/111/t 11 .MONTHI Our ratrndt, /dtntitlld by rndllllon 1nd thop tnlrk, arry th'FULL LIFETIME QUAitANTEJ ...lntt d.t'tct•ln wttrkmlnlhlp •nd mattrl1l1 end 111 J\Otmal road h1r1rd Jnjuri.. enoounterell in tvt~dl1 ••ttnpr ctr Ull for tht Uft of 1hl t~t~• 4Micn fU'''"'"· in at;Cordana• witt'! terms of our printtct Pdct or rt plaetmtftt t~ro · rttH on atltlnal trttd dt~th '"'' snd biMd on Firtstont 11Uuttment prlet whiQft mty or mty not H thl samt 1 1 Oflllnll purch.st Drie• of rtpltctd 1W. Of IICWII current ttllln& prlct Gf rtpltctment, POMEROY HOME & AUTO STORE Formerly The location e 600 E. MAIN ST. Of Metropolitan Motors PLENTY OF FREE PARKING PHONE 992·2094 aJRENCE E. flbO ...,Jim .. fe MILLER CHRYSLER ti7 . -= -o. -,~ L. ' .( FOR . I <tl CONGRESS ' e POMEROY, 0. ' \ Pd. Pol. Adv. • ·! •. I K ' .. ~;.:,"';~~ ~ :;: ~;:: ... ·-·- ,, .. TOM RUE . M O M lnl AVL $OUTH --· ... . .. < - • ' . . -.... .: ~ q \ I �, . ! ' f,. '1, . I' , ,,I ,, ' I : . M'l fV\AN SNUfFY AIN'T l.AlV, NO 5\CH T~ ~ ING !! " Cash The ~ want t\~ Way Business Services t Extra _·'j ' ' ··- - -·.--- - - Experienced WLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYQE$. RADIATOR SERVICE $1095 ll>e Llrtelt 'l'ru<k .. Bulldozer Radiator To Tbe 4 Door Sedan. V8 engine, std. trans, Wbitt finisb with red iDterior, good tires, radio and he-ater BLAETTNARS ' Pickup Floetsido 8' body, VI ongi. ., -tom oeata, beater, iood tiroo. OPEN lVII. N1 P.M. l&luii~ll \ l HE GOT TH' CRICK AFORE 'IE MOVED HERE A CHOPPIN ' Al( 'IET,AN 'I BEEN LIVIN ' IN TH' ~ CALL : ; DICK RAWLINGS ! -I bwlinp Honda Sale, Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy, 0. WYW151 MIDDLIPORT OHIO · j Legal Notice A CLEAN CAR liMO 50xl0 Mtbile home~ --~ I ·- lud Smalleol Heater Core. 61 CHEVROLET---- - - - -- $195 P01ueroy Motor Co. ···~~· I II ONI OP 1'HI BLADJNARS 62 CHEVROLET SEEN HIM LIFT MJ HOl.l.ER FER TWENTY 'I EARS! WlS &• SPIVICE NICIIf PIOPUl I , AIN'T NEVE~ IN HIS BACK HOND·A. MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT BAD CRICK? HE'D Bii Pl.UMB 'TICKLED10, BUT HE'S GOT A BADCRICK -. 985-3928 after 6 p. m. or see Sltate-A-Way, Chooler, 0. 1823 IT ONI.Y TAKII OHIMINUTI piano. Phone. 992-3374 or Richard Vaughan. 10 23 lw HOWl!! SCHNEIDER 'rW JUsr CAN'T 8£LI ~V£ MlYT!11/.JG THESE DA'IS j I Ii I 0 l iN 'or NtA , loo, THE BORN LOSE'I By ART SANSOM I I. Four Meir• P11pill ,,, Yuil iA Kanlmhe• By HAROLD GR~l · ~- LITTLI! ORPHAN ANNII f"ECKLES AND HIS FRII!NDJ ly MliRRILL BLOSSER W).()'S LEn" lO TEll rr? ~IR. lOP BRASS w-.RE ALL ""'1lRf! ~RAID 1H.f ON!: WILL BE liJRrnEN O~J:" .AS JUST ONE tiCI-IEMe 0' "MICE: AND MEN .. THAT GAf'jGI:Q Ac;t.EY I , - - - - -...... I By BRANNER 51 R, YOU WANT AL~ !5.ACK HOME- WE 71!E5E ~"VERED TH '5 GIVING A AN APT PHI1A5E, A'\,! HAV!'. ONLY A F:W &IRL THE: RUSH. PAYS TO ACOJMPL~ 10 Ml55 WINKLE ALLEY ClOP AT ONETIME~ By V. T. HAMLIN ' ' ,. ly RALPH HEIMDAHL ' ,. -~! I SPECIALI -64 RAMBLER iURNISHi~t:i- lpanm - ..~ - i!t lloor, modern, Dice for coup- le or ..., 2%67- )l<r!IOL Pb. mIa 5 l8ta - -For S.le or Rent 111d rent, ntra lot l:W E. Main St., PoJ11. 0. I'lL IIUIIt. .... V-8 motor, auto. trana., power lle-erlng. white over blue wltb _blue Interior, 34,000 mllea. Real abarp. 8AR 8A'I'BR IDNXQ.f'RB GR ea BXPPitQ ······-···'!'· ~!'a oa1~a.a' ID WQB aa.a Mrs. madys Violet entered KARR &VAN ZANDl . ' Cadillac - Oldsmobile ' J ..t: ·~ ' . "Yoa'U Uke, OUr Qulllty W11 if, 'Joi~R Bu~~ WY 2-5342 guests oi their daughter, Mr. Mn. Evelyn Brlckles GMAC Fln•nclng Avail•ble ~'!' ol Pomeroy were recent Sund&J Alva Clark and !ami- $1395 10 life •a·=g Tuppers Plains Society News / CWSIC 778 llama, 1112-231J or 8DU811L •a· a -su I '-1 2 DOOR HARD TOP - I lfl.. ' room, first floor apartments? Middleport, 0. Phone 9923874. 10 21 tic EFFICIENCY apartment, 411 Spring Ave , Pomeroy, Ohio. Ph. 192-2281. 10 14 lie ... c I"~ Our Weekly room• and bouu, J larp gaa, % farm ponda, ate O«.'UpaDC)'. Pearl A LIFETIME'S GOAL.. .: ' ' ~ ., ' Ohio I ~. I t ,, ,., • I' . .. .--J ... •' J t·. I ,r ,J,' ~· I»· ·•·· . •., �, . ! ' f,. '1, . I' , ,,I ,, ' I : . M'l fV\AN SNUfFY AIN'T l.AlV, NO 5\CH T~ ~ ING !! " Cash The ~ want t\~ Way Business Services t Extra _·'j ' ' ··- - -·.--- - - Experienced WLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYQE$. RADIATOR SERVICE $1095 ll>e Llrtelt 'l'ru<k .. Bulldozer Radiator To Tbe 4 Door Sedan. V8 engine, std. trans, Wbitt finisb with red iDterior, good tires, radio and he-ater BLAETTNARS ' Pickup Floetsido 8' body, VI ongi. ., -tom oeata, beater, iood tiroo. OPEN lVII. N1 P.M. l&luii~ll \ l HE GOT TH' CRICK AFORE 'IE MOVED HERE A CHOPPIN ' Al( 'IET,AN 'I BEEN LIVIN ' IN TH' ~ CALL : ; DICK RAWLINGS ! -I bwlinp Honda Sale, Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy, 0. WYW151 MIDDLIPORT OHIO · j Legal Notice A CLEAN CAR liMO 50xl0 Mtbile home~ --~ I ·- lud Smalleol Heater Core. 61 CHEVROLET---- - - - -- $195 P01ueroy Motor Co. ···~~· I II ONI OP 1'HI BLADJNARS 62 CHEVROLET SEEN HIM LIFT MJ HOl.l.ER FER TWENTY 'I EARS! WlS &• SPIVICE NICIIf PIOPUl I , AIN'T NEVE~ IN HIS BACK HOND·A. MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT BAD CRICK? HE'D Bii Pl.UMB 'TICKLED10, BUT HE'S GOT A BADCRICK -. 985-3928 after 6 p. m. or see Sltate-A-Way, Chooler, 0. 1823 IT ONI.Y TAKII OHIMINUTI piano. Phone. 992-3374 or Richard Vaughan. 10 23 lw HOWl!! SCHNEIDER 'rW JUsr CAN'T 8£LI ~V£ MlYT!11/.JG THESE DA'IS j I Ii I 0 l iN 'or NtA , loo, THE BORN LOSE'I By ART SANSOM I I. Four Meir• P11pill ,,, Yuil iA Kanlmhe• By HAROLD GR~l · ~- LITTLI! ORPHAN ANNII f"ECKLES AND HIS FRII!NDJ ly MliRRILL BLOSSER W).()'S LEn" lO TEll rr? ~IR. lOP BRASS w-.RE ALL ""'1lRf! ~RAID 1H.f ON!: WILL BE liJRrnEN O~J:" .AS JUST ONE tiCI-IEMe 0' "MICE: AND MEN .. THAT GAf'jGI:Q Ac;t.EY I , - - - - -...... I By BRANNER 51 R, YOU WANT AL~ !5.ACK HOME- WE 71!E5E ~"VERED TH '5 GIVING A AN APT PHI1A5E, A'\,! HAV!'. ONLY A F:W &IRL THE: RUSH. PAYS TO ACOJMPL~ 10 Ml55 WINKLE ALLEY ClOP AT ONETIME~ By V. T. HAMLIN ' ' ,. ly RALPH HEIMDAHL ' ,. -~! I SPECIALI -64 RAMBLER iURNISHi~t:i- lpanm - ..~ - i!t lloor, modern, Dice for coup- le or ..., 2%67- )l<r!IOL Pb. mIa 5 l8ta - -For S.le or Rent 111d rent, ntra lot l:W E. Main St., PoJ11. 0. I'lL IIUIIt. .... V-8 motor, auto. trana., power lle-erlng. white over blue wltb _blue Interior, 34,000 mllea. Real abarp. 8AR 8A'I'BR IDNXQ.f'RB GR ea BXPPitQ ······-···'!'· ~!'a oa1~a.a' ID WQB aa.a Mrs. madys Violet entered KARR &VAN ZANDl . ' Cadillac - Oldsmobile ' J ..t: ·~ ' . "Yoa'U Uke, OUr Qulllty W11 if, 'Joi~R Bu~~ WY 2-5342 guests oi their daughter, Mr. Mn. Evelyn Brlckles GMAC Fln•nclng Avail•ble ~'!' ol Pomeroy were recent Sund&J Alva Clark and !ami- $1395 10 life •a·=g Tuppers Plains Society News / CWSIC 778 llama, 1112-231J or 8DU811L •a· a -su I '-1 2 DOOR HARD TOP - I lfl.. ' room, first floor apartments? Middleport, 0. Phone 9923874. 10 21 tic EFFICIENCY apartment, 411 Spring Ave , Pomeroy, Ohio. Ph. 192-2281. 10 14 lie ... c I"~ Our Weekly room• and bouu, J larp gaa, % farm ponda, ate O«.'UpaDC)'. Pearl A LIFETIME'S GOAL.. .: ' ' ~ ., ' Ohio I ~. I t ,, ,., • I' . .. .--J ... •' J t·. I ,r ,J,' ~· I»· ·•·· . •., �' ·, ~·' ' •' ' . -~f-.DaDy Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oet. 25, 1988 ' ·. Rall!Jiph-Hubb .VpwsareRead 1l.:(lst Aug. 21 · Cl\arles Hupp, son of Mr. --~ ·Mrs '"'"' · · ~'mold Hupp ' Letart ifi)l~. and Naucy Randolph, Around and -.qhter o• Mr. and Mrs. Rufus · b •• ~ 1 h n.anu~ p of Lancaster were united in marriage, Aug. 21, at the Apple Gro,. Methodist Qlurch at one-thirl)' in the afternoon by the ':lev. James •Early. The brloe was given in mar· r'-" by her rather, Rufus G H1 t ed h eorge e nes re um orne Sunday trom Holzer Hospital, and is "'nvai<scing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Gene DeWees, and family of r..olumbus spent the we<!l<end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas and with relatives in Middle t RandoIph. Th e bride's maid por · •1\'JS Charlotte Manuel and Mr. and Mrs. \Valier Thomas but man was James Hupp • and family o( Crooksville were \)roMther of the groom. Sudnda!t ~es ts ofM his bdroMther . rs. Hupp was ~ fon:ner an SIS er-m- aw. r. an rs. tramee ' 3t 1 the Medtcal Chnic Everett I'homa!l. ·Center at Col umbus and is a gr ad uate o£ Lancaster High School M H · . r. u.pp ts a 1963 graduate or S011thern Local '"•h o h · u• .,c oo1 at Racme and was 6 by the Kenton Alum•mpioyed in\lm Glass Corp. m Columbus bj!~Ole being trar.sferred to Qu.rdotte N. C., as customer Cilntract Manager, where the . .d. A . receptiOn COUple IS res1 mg. was held at the home or the . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner . and daug hters, oI Ob er Im, were k d t I h' th wee en guess o IS mo er, Mrs Roat!rt Warner Sr. M d " 0 L R h nd r. an riJrs. . . ous a Carolyn ol New Haven W. Va. .. ' ' VISited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher and WI! lie, oi Belpre, were k d •. f th . wee en gues e1r Fishparents, Mr. and •.sMrs.o Mason /' ' Young Wives Club Meets at ·I Grange Hall Sorority Planning Annual RwhParty The Xi Gamnia Mu wiU bold its regular meeting Thursday, October 27, at tJ1e Columbua and Southern Electric Complf. ny, Middleport, ·when final plans lor th e "'sh par ty .will be ma de. The party will be November at the Grace Episcopal Manse Members should bring or send aU Christmas orders to Jane Walton by October 29th. Church Society Meets at Home O# Mrs • Roush Haath . Church " MYF Host #or District Event Heath Methodist Youth Fellowship was host thdletriMeigs ~unty MYF for s 1ct meeting th held even _ng at e church. M Is Jenmrer ~lakeslee of the eroy Unlled Methodist:n:!~rn":. 1 un t presided over the The Middleport group had votions w1th Robbie Ord leader. Sht! rf'ad scripture en dfrom Matthew and gave me ltation and prayer. M is Sherrie Shuler president of host group, the co ty members .and their leaders. the de<oraUons were D<»de Wal· ters, Okey Reltter, van Joho· RtitIa-.. "" Carnl11al son and Gary Slaven. R<zyalty A.nnau~ Assisting with the serving were Mrs. Guy Shuler, Mrs. James Joboson, Mrs. Robert Mrs. Joan Wright. Coununits represented included Rutland• . Pome!"y !Iacino havmg the largest number present. ---- i hs~n New Officers Announced for Comtng y ear fr .}~!~~I ::~:;.ir:; 1 ~loomed Keese~. m: \ VOL XVIII NO. 164 MEN'S WORK GLOVES Elberfelds In·Pomero·y. Moore's Christmas ..WORLD ID Key Restart :~:!':.~~me":; tencube llu,ma.. l MEIGS THEATRE New111W11 Charged No Phot01? I .,' '. ~ I COME IN TO YOUR FORD DEALER'S NOWI ENT~R . THE' ''WIN A .'67 FORD" ' HURRY! CONTEST CLOjb, OCTOBER,301 • '·'' , cGNTEm . . ·,J ,~ .. ~ ~~~ , 1966 FIVE CEN'fi Congressman Walter H. Moe!· 1er today aiUIOOIICOd in Washinglon that the Soli Conaerva· lion Service will authorize the Leading Creek Small Watershed project in Meigs County for planning this year. The Important Meigs Coonty improvement project, the first ever 'aUthorized for the long deprosoed county in Southeas~ Paramount was "concern for the physical weH&re of t b e )'OIIIlg men who are represen~ iDg the three high acbools in atbieUc competiUon. The pbyst cal rompetltton In the SEOAL is atiff. II is unfair and unwiae for us to coottoue placing our students in a situation where serious or permanent Injury may poaslbty mar the life or your young men. This ~nsoli· dation of athleti< potential wUI greatiy lessen the possibility of such an unfortunate occurrence. "IJue to vartona cirewn· otances, lhe Rutland Wgb SCbool is etperlencinl a great amO'IIII of dllllculty Ia oblalnfag aa odequate and oomplete sclledule, porti.,.. larly Ill foothBIL Both The PleiDo and Chauncey • Dover will be unavaltable am year dae to the Athena coasolJdao llon. STRONGER TEAMS ''This combination of the ath· leUc tal•nts of the three schools will give us 1 stronger athletic representation fOl the district and will result In mOle and better publicity for our teams and the team members. This should produce a greater opportunity of recognition of these individual talents by rol· lege scouts and result in more scholarship opportunities for our players. '1•" •• "• •• ., ~ } '" "The fnml Ill 1 oomiiiDtlil , athletic JI'OII'81D wiD be a "' , tal oae in hastening an eariJ ., and accelerated ''pulllnc ttgetber" o1 the diverse 1n1ere11 groups now cnntaiDed witbf11 our dlalrlct. Tbfl 'pulllng lao gether' should ea1110 a puiiJ Improved total almllepbere Ia whlch the other probleml Ill consoUdaUon UUIJ be Dllll't Uy and more effectively 111801.ed. "Ftaally, lblt 11 1 ....,..._ whlcll mut ..-.n, lllve 1101- 1u - dlllrtel. w.,. not olive U _ .. , ad .... one more poap of lllallea!l tile aeaior daa 11 . . , ,.. (Conttoued 0n Page Two) * Planning Promised This Year ern Ohlo, wm rover approil· mately 150 square miles. lie p. Moeller said this long range future development of Meigs County "is the best news we have ever had." Today's announcement means that a SoU Conservation Serv· ice watershed planning staff, composed of engineers, bydrol· ogists, geoiogisl8, ecooomlsts, and other needed specialists, wiU be assigned to. work with local CO!Illervation sponsoring organization. to design the Watershed Work plan. The Far. mers Home Adminlstra· tion will work wl t h local sponsors on the necessity for a watershed loan. The Bur· eau of OUtdoor Recreation may help in connection with recrea· ; lion developments. ID other words, Moeller said Meigs County is now on the road to having a' real place in the rapid development occurring all over the loth Congressional District. The entire economy of the county wUI have an uplift from this project. "A large, active and farslght.ed Federal project like this can be the incentive needed I or\ water allea 111vldoned 111 lht new industry to come and take Leading Creek Project can p~ a bard look at the potentials of vide a most valuable base for Meigs County. This project in the development of a 1ar1e the future can create adequate scale recreation indusiry. ~ and stable water supplles so vi· gratulat10111 te all who have tal for modern llgbt Industry worked so bard ID get thlJ proand for future economic jed." growth," he said. hi a telephone eonYOfllatlO(I ''Moreover," Moeller 118id, today from Athens, the lab fGI' "for the future the Impounded (ConUnued Oo Page Twol ; ' ' President at amRanh .,• CAM RANK BAY, Viet Nt1111 (UPI)- Pretldent 1 massively protected oeeret ·t blt to Viet Nam todoy to laD: to Amerkln troops and sol· emaly pledfe to &hem "we sllall ne- let you down com nodes." The President flew Into lhe well protected Clm Banb Bay supply base on lhe coast, utUlzlng a vbll to Corregidor Island in lhe Philippines as a cover for &he lUdden flight. He spent two houra and 24 min· 1lteo wllh Gen. WUllwn C. Westmoreland, the U. S. commander In Vlel NIDI, and men at the base. Ftnl, be surprised Westmoreland by wnferrlng a Distinguished Service Medal on him. Then, from 1 platform, perspiring In the troplt beat, the President told lhe assembled troops: "I just wuldn't tome to this part of the world ud not come to see you. I give you Ibis pledge. We shall never let you down nor your fighting eo!J!rades nor the 15 million of Viet Nam nor the hundreds of mUllons of Asians. One day the whole world willlmow that what you have done here was worth the price.'' Harley D. Mo81mu. . _ er realdeat II romen, • reeeotiy named Vtlllly SupetID\elldeDI for Mallincfl'ltll Chemical Worb' ... .... in llaletp, N. (). Malllndl. rodt, maker ol """'' liill ..,.., ioas cbemleabo, ... IZ pllllll • iD the v. S., Canad1 111111 New Mtllco. Mllla111111 Ud ilea employed with Ohio VlllleJ Eleelric Corp. 11 lbelr KYgw Creek p;,a~ 1tr lOVeD yea~~; T h e - - ....... - e r Drive, Balelllo. •t• \ ~, Have Proof / ' ·"' . I .. f,o. 'Medicare' AUTO LOANS PERSONAL LOANS MORTGAGE LOANS """I """ :I ~li ~ Jllll' yonr fighting Wellaveador,a cat; a rabhitaDda'67 ForcL M,father alwaya buya Forda hecauae they never give him any trouble. Our new Ford haa doora·that lock bythemaelves••• a light that teO. us if we needgu •••a stereo player••• ancl aae tbiag DlJ father doem't know about. · CITIZENS NATIONAL ' ._;;I ·JolmsoD made ·Roush Shoe Store __ Dr. Pickens For Miller LOAFERS • Ill an eveolllg ol "Liebeolledor Walitea." Tbe proiJ'Bm begbls all:ltl p. m, in the Par· amoaal theater. Aay 1°cal member wllo has not I'OCflv. ed a membe:!\,eard by today, lo asked call tUo l3lt arbillll$E\ Stands Solid and to ,..,. It OXFORDS , Camre8ts atamber illDgen, CAPE UNNEDY - A CI!N· MOORE'S Meet the Folks at ~riendiy laid, KY., toolgbt, wllh the ______.,..,,.,;o,......,_ I, l TU&i)'AY, OCTOBER eooperatloa Ill lblt dller. ketbell coach will be made lot Then wiD be band ~ lowing the basketball seasoa. resentlllg !Ill three b I 1 b We hope to have this aelecUoa ael!oolo De<tyear also• .t lelo made prior to AprU 1,1987. The ter wm be seol very sooa to selection of the band director the Band Boelter gnupo of wlll be made prior to March 1, all three 10boola lo ammge 1967," be said. Ills atatement aa early meettog lo seek further said: soluUoDB to the preblemJ lao "This decision was not an v"lved in combhdag the lhree easy one for the people involv· bando." ed. II will cause many probHargraves aaid the oelection lems which will demand a great of the head football roach amount of time and effort to wUI be made sometime after solve. First of all, let me state the close of the football sea· that the decision was not made son." as a result of pressure, either "We hope It have this selec- public or private. tion made prior to January I, Hargraves gave the follow· 1967," he said. lng reasons why the decision '"l'he selection of a bead bas- was made: ·;:~~Watershed Small Deposit Reserves Your Selection I Ab l · Middlepoft . ent1n·e WEillNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1966 each day, October 24, unlllllmotl!ly 24, unanlmou1ly rerommended sport will repre""t the Middle- accept and approve this rec- to the Melg.s Local Bopnl oi pori, P010eroy and Rutland ommendation of the Athletic EducaUon that one team should High Schools beginning next Board." represent the three hI g b ocbotl year 1967-$1, SUperlnten- "The overall direction and schools of the district Ill all dent George C. Hargraves an· control of the total athletic sports beglnnlag with the 196'1· nounced in a combined meet· program m the Meigs Local 68 school year. log of athleUe boosters. School District bas been assign· '"l'hie action bas the approv· lllr. Hargraveo' speech, lm· ed by the board of education al of the Ohio !Hgb School presaive In delivery, held its to the Meigs Local Athletic Athletic Association. II has audience opeUbound. Following Board. The memhers of this been discussed fully with Com· it, be received a spontaneous group are James Diehl, Jameo mls9loner Paul Landis and Asovatlon. Vennarl, Forrest Ward, Nolan sistant Commissioner Harold Hargraves, In bts prepared Swackhamer, Donald Wolle, Myers. statament informed 106 boos~ Richard Jones, Larry Morri· "11111 aclloa bas the apo era: son and Hargraves, proval ol the Soutlleaatero "Upon consulting with the After first considering the Ohio Athlelk League. We have athletie board and hearlllg their matter five weeks ago and ~- met with the prtncfpllls ol all ....ommendatlon, the Meigs Lo- ter subsequent restudy, the all> ael!oollla the league and have cal Schonl Boanl did on Moo· letic board on Monday, October lllelr uouranco ol complete TOYS Now On Display ', at y One athleUc team In Kathy Kt'ng t's Potluck Supper EnJOyed by Church Members • Athletic Teams, Bands, onsoli at ~chool Boar For 67-68 -.....eason ~u.u 1 • -~---------------------------------D@---~--~_o_nw ___~_~_-_._-_ot__nu__•_·~~~~... -·__A_~~W~%0~~~--------------~~ ~~i ",~::.:1.-;;;;;;.~~:-:~:"-~----~~~~~~;:::~~1! Hostess for Halloween Party [ e - ' ~I!KEND ° . 1 ~ ' wrl8t~. r:· . .., The Wome1 • Mi · So 0118 ctety of Hy~l~ llu:" 0~ Methodist Church met Tuesday nigh~ Oct. 19. at 7:3(1 p. m. at the h0m 01 M Od es. e rs. essa uL~ Each member and Roush and her mother Mrs Anna Buck. . ' · s-·--' guests were in costume. th ,..,.__ ,_ "' were awarded to Mrs. Attendill!l were Mrs. Harold e. athletle boosten 11 Collins, prettiest: Mrs. Dewhurst, Audrey Patterson, J VISITORS approllmately tiOO son Poolet, silliest; Mrs. Beatrice May Eloise S .th 1 rmntJa i'eauger and Chlis- an oVerfiowing crowd enJova!d Ritchie, most onginaL Eloise Matso~ Mary .;'~ ; t ne Van Cleve of Columbus, and refreshments 11 !If . . ' .' spent the weekend Wtlh Roy annual evenl The proeeeob .~ The business portion Genevieve Dewhurt, Came Kaspar of Pomeroy. In the athleUc program, · orniUed and games were • M?Ore, Roberta Musser, Bealme Dugan Rosem s 1 1·oyed R h t f d 'h Ada ary amse' d ehres,_men is to wtC es, MASON- The Sunshine class M L k' Ad aeeseebe K Durmg the meetmg the ougnu~ poaoc tpsa ' aryarm 1· 11 • ish plalt'!: Halloween ' the Mason Methodist church and Odessa R~ush were wei- rs m ~rna h . · You should visit Elberfo1dl elder and coffee were their moothly meet- ~omed as new "'~mbers The froupst or semfmCahrs oUn t Fe. . Stop in mens department on the Ftnt t M K 'th R'd lngs on Thursday 1 when they . . · eren ar~as o r1s an 81th, floor and see the fine selecttoa Ro rsy. " M 1 eLnour, met at the home of Mrs Ev- meetmg was m charge of the Witness, Service and ottJers. of Men's Work Gloves on rate. ay onng rs arry . · president, Mrs. June . Dew· Leaders lor the study Cotto 1 1 M E ' R .. h' erett Thomas wtth ?\;trs. Dou hurst with devotl·ons by Mrs n g oves n a variety .of . 1ms, rs. ar1 11r. Je, I assist1'ng as hostess ' .. · were Rhonda Ervin, !lyles, some with double red Alvin Tripp Mrs. C th . S I . Anna Buck. DehcJous refresh- •Hysell Sand• Johnson Robbie p M N a enne watze , out• , • palms, some with knit rs. a1 · · ments were served by Mrs. Ord and Sherrie Shuler Group safety cuff and gaunUet ul1 001er, Mrs Bill Windon M"s Ro er gomg president, announced the Anna Buck her daughter Odes- . . ed · c · ' · · · g following officers are to serve ' ' smgmg was I by Sandy John· sty leo, ail leather gloves in your Gaul Mrs. Tom Hayman Mrs. . sa Roush. and granddaughter son choice of knit · t 1111 f t -.u G ' C 11 . M ' for the coming year: president, Patrica Roush ' · . . wr!B' e '! R~~ge \~ns, v· Russell Capehart· vice · Foi~wmg the meelmg the and &auntie!, leather and cloth I nour. rs. JC or president, Mrs. George Carmem rs went to the dining combination gloves In your flvBMrslh. AGuy RHayhman, Kathy secretary, Miss Emma droomh for redlreshments ' of I orite styles. Stop In rigllt IWaJ. e nn 1lc "· oug nuts an cider Odcora· Select what you need for rigbt . .11 The n.xt mec,1mg Forthe ; treasurer, Mrs. Earl 1. . k . · . WI Ions were m eepmg w!lh the now and the colder days ahead. Miami Students W k nd G ee e UeStS Af H· ,, p Paui IIi and Janl Smllh ce ee were named ktng and queen at the li.utland Halloween earnJvll Saturday evening while Aid WU.Iiams and Sherry Mlcbaell were laking honors as lht and pr•-·-s. groom's parents Mr. and Mrs. er and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arn- Thursday, Nov. 17 • at the Following an auction, a short Halloween' season and included Arnold HJpp. old. of Mrs. Net Carpenter. meeting was he 1d. : 1large spoder web, orange and Attending wer• Rev. James Gordon Fisher, student at The group agreed to wire ack streamers. In charge or Eary, Chri>S and Debby, Mr. Mountain Stale Business Col . flowers to one or their mem· and Mrs. Hufus Randolph, Mr. lege sp!!nl the weekend with bers, Mrs. Russell, Barton, re· Kathy King, daughter of Mr. Olld ·Mrs. Harold Grady and his parents, Mr and Mrs. Mapdrtedly ill in Gr0011sburg, Pa. and Mrs. William King, Middle· children, ell of Lancaster, Mr. son Fisher and daughters. 0'/ Refreshments were served by pOrt Route 1, entertained with and Mrs. llon Wri~1t and child. Rollin !Butch) Pullins or I er ome the hostesses. Halloween decor· a Halloween party for school· .rtn or Columbus. Mr. and Thurston spent the weekend ~ick ?iler, senior at ations were used on the dining mates at her home Saturday Mrs. Curtiss Randolph and with his grandparents, Mr. and UmversJt)', and a group of table. Favors of miniature evening. ·daugbtP.r of Lancaster, Mr. Mrs. Rollin Bearhs. lege clas~ates, were pumpkins with a tiny candle The basement of the King -..nd Mrs Arnold Hupp, Rocky Randall Pullins o£ Thurston guests ?f his ~renth, Mr. and were the favors used. ~orne. was decorated in keep~ .and Edw;;~rd, Mr. and Mrs. i was the weekend guest of his Mrs. Richard Oiler over ~ he Altcnd 1ng were Misses Hilda mg w1th the season with orange James liupp and son of Ash- grandmotner, Mrs. Raymond weekend. ~ey. ca~e ~~CJa~Jy and Lorena Weiss, :Miss Emma a~d black streamers, goblins, Land, Mr. and Mrs. G eo r g e Pullins Sr . for the Mlamt-Ohlo UmversJty Forthe, Mrs. George Carson, Witches ~nd othe~ decorations. IHupp of Long Bottom, Max Eddie Lemley of Columbus, football . game Saturday· Mrs. Reuben Stewart, Mrs. ~ames and dancmg were en·Manuel, St. Mr!i. Dolly Wolfe, and Cpl. Gtanley R. Lemley of _Spendmg the wee~end were Wil!iam Fry, Mrs. Russell Joyed during the eve_ning. Re. 'Mr. •nd Mrs. Wilbur McCaiin Cherry Point, N.C., spent the RICk, Ruthl Narduzzo, lnde· Capehart, Mrs. Albert Swatzei, fresl!ments or sandWIChes, pota· and thildren, Mrs. Dallas Hill, weekend with their parents, I pe~ence, Otuo; Joe ~art, Ha- Mrs. Hazel Lleving, Miss Mary to chips, punch, and doughnuts ·Charlottf! Manuel. Don Manuel, Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Lem.l wau ; .Judy :rump, Llma; Dudding, Mrs. Eber Roush, ~d candy were served durAll the famous nationally advertised br1nds 1nd the on11 you llrs. Kati• Bass of Clifton, W. ley. Iand Mrs. Clifford Noe of Mrs. Ray Proffitt, Mrs. Thorn· mg the social hour. Va., Roger Spawn. Max Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rus- ark. , and Mrs. Foglesong. Attending were Nancy Buchsee on TV are here ready for you. All at Moore's uluall- prlc11 ·Michael Bell ar.d friend of sell and family and Mrs. Eddie [ Mr. and M~s. 0Jier on arran, Kathy Conde, Susan GerColumbus, Mrs. Bertha Robin· Lemley or Columbus visited day ent.ertamed the , iach, Rhonda Hysell, Kathy Me· aon. Sunday with their grandmoth- group and wm Jomed G~rr, Sylvia Swanson, Diana er, Mrs. Viola Jeffers. er students, mchJdmg • Welsh, Dave Buskirk, Marc Mr. and Mrs. Chester Zirkle Barre, Cievelarnl: ;lack Hat· French, Richard Hawley, Mike :®'"*& ,ruJiiJto!!i<:i!Mf;'! or Columbus were weekend held, Bob RJx, ()ayton: Van Cooney, Jim Warner, KaUSE MOORE'S LAY·AWAY PLANI guests of relatives in the area. Haughey, ~t~··.,~ass.: Steve thy, and her sister and broiher, ~' ; Mrs. Amanda Taylor or Hun- Spoerndle, . UISVI e, . A potluck supper was Sherry and Kevin. ''r; t·mg lon park, Cai'f1 ., was here ry DaviS, Lima ; Carol ed b b f th Col b and Dermis y mem ers o e NAME OMITI'E0 1'. OU , to attend the runeral of John Cie':a: Others attending the Baptist church recently in M L'151 ,9 l Taylor, spent several days with . · socia1 room of the church ary e name was t,' M nd M J D H f dmner were Mr. and Mrs. Char· cedi th terly tentially omitted from the I ' rs. . . ayman o 1es Wh't ng e quar of guests alten>llng the birth Br. ha I e, son, Gr eg, Mr . .and ti POMEROY OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS m as an. 'Mrs Rll<!llen Collins Middle- mee ng. da rt f II \llenciellll ~ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Trusseii Iport.; Mr.· and Mrs. Glenn Da· Rev. carver Williams presid· St~Ue~ Y or ev. Mrs. William Seipel returned and daughter, Dawn, of MI. vis, Mrs. James Oiler, Stock· ed at the meeting and ren<orts l....:::::;;_ _ _ _ _ _ _~ to her home in Columbus Sun· V~rnon are spending a week port; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis . of the church and day alter spending several days with his parenis, Mr. and Mrs. and son, Larry, School officers were read. here with her aunts, MisS Ma- Stanley Trussell. ville; and Steve Oiler, Won One class and bel Hysell and Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Cortls Laubner of Rick Oiler. Steve also Young Adult Class agreed 111ink and r•mily, and other or Manon vlsued Sunday w~th j the football games at purchase new chairs for t h . relatives. Mrs. Seipel accom· hiS Slste~. Mrs. Grover Jenkm- ens Saturda, with the group. Sunday School room. ponied Mr. and Mrs, Owen Fink . son. At the close of the bu~:~~~ •aild Miss IJyseli to Middleport i BIRTHDAY DINNER HELD session Rev. Williams in •last ·Thursday after they had 1 Lemley's Entertain A birthday turkey dinner was ed Mr. Edgar Neubanks of the spent the day in Columbus with held on Sunday for Mrs. II. L. United Church Directories who ·Mrs. George Fry. Mrs. Fry With Sunday Dinner Miller ·at her residence on I gave inrormation on how to spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Lem· Beech-S~ Middleport. '!'bose, a church directory, daughter. Mrs. Chad ley entertained with a dinner present were Mr. and Mrs. R. GIRLS It Ashville while Mrs. Seipel Sunday ~ening at their home C. Little, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. was awav. on Liberty Ave in Pomeroy. Miller, all of Canton, sisters or Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Silvers, Present were Eddie Lemley, Mrs. Miller, and. Capt. Joyce ' Coral Gah1es, Fla. are guests Columbus; Corporal Stanley R. E. Miller, who is attending the end her sister. Mrs. H. o. Ewing Lemley, Cherry Point, N. C.; · General's school In Indian· Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scites Lance corporal Charles Mayno, Ind. Capt. Miller is Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneln Huntington, W. Va.; Corporal daughter. Sir• 'Wilcox were in Cincinnati John Davenport, St. Louis, Mo.; $J.OO l'h to 3 - - >Where thev attended a Masonic Corporal Roger Becker, Tay. MEETING ANNOUNCED oonvention . Jorsvilie, lll.; John McDaniel, . The American Legion Auxil· Mrs. Blanche Nease of Akron Mason·, w. va.; Charles and 1ary of Drew Webster Post rs visiting here with gmiss Mil· Robert Lemley, Pomeroy, and No. 39 will meet tonight at 7:3(1, Middleport dred HawJey, Mrs. Nan Moore the host and hostess, Corporols H has been announced. and Mrs. Everett Davis. Lemley, Mayno, Davenport ·Mrs. David Farmer and Mr;. and Becker are all stationed at Arthur Skinner visited in Day· Cherry Point, N. C. CaiUng . ton recently with Mr. and \hs. the evening were Mrs. """"' II Lemley and Mr. and Mrs Ray. •Dan Farmer. They went ·Jally to see Mrs. Farmer's mond Russell and family of ......at-grandchild Scoti , Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. ·ICil of Mr. and Mrs. Ke\'in Adrian Carson, RuUand. Srondeburg Mrs. B~~:':!:~"'gl ,·--.:;;:;:.:;;.:;;;;_ is !he former Lynn Farmer. tape ·Mr. and Mrs. Randolph warn, 11 'Ravenswood. W. Va. spe•1l Sunday w1t.h her mother, Mr ~. James Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mci"· ll Tonight thru WedrMBd1y October 26 IVA SISSON blnny viSited in Trimble ELVIS PRESLEY s.....t.ry day with •elatlves Including Mr. in and Mrs. Wilbur Johnson ard "PARADISE-HAWAIIAN ' STYLI" family . t'Jso joining the grooJp II Technlcoior there were Mr. and Mrs. Char- Elvis Presley les Johnsor. and children Suzanna Leigh J as. Shigeta S J d Mr. an am ohnson and famDonna Butterworth ily. Mr. and Mrs, McEI~o nnv Marianna Hili also visited enroute In Pomeroy FHtur•Ut & Colorc•rtoans with thelf nephew and fam;ly . A~d::m::i'?.'':"":':::'::5•='=40<==== Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wt:rnel.' and children of Yellow THURSDAY, Ocl. 27 _ NDT OPEN __ CR.DIT LIFE INSURANCII! rho were visiting his mot:ter, llrs. Ada Warner. 'noo ......... ........ boll bill F.a 11 Plllel lilot ril ·outamatlcaDy loOk dooN, AVAILABLE ON ALL LOANS lllotorj' af!er yoo a lot of features. wam you II a door fl ajar, or fuel 1o low. • Like Ford'sexcltinenew BeleetShift CruJae. a Stereo tape player, I Comfort.Sn,om VFR!E CUSTOMER PARKING tiJatfoll that aha- st,a1e air _ ./lritll !be O.Matic ~·· It allifto automatically , •• .,. leta you ohUt mw>uatiy lor climbinl windoWB closed. • And, every ool~ lllll!ot:uD,. lll8ep hflll, doWilohHtJne, or jllll lor 11m. . tlt.l ''87 Ford lo equipped with F0\\1 M• Yoa COli aloo dloooo a C...venleDOO Control Compoey Llfetluard·Dooici~Sola\J Foallllel. I·. Around and VI ' The Young wtves Club Thursday, Oct. 20, at the fred G H1 d their :!~~~ H:l\o:"een Mrs. Michael Burke and Wilbur Robinson were About Pomeroy ' ' , ,.., ., \ I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 25, 1966 bechtle