http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4b4f6dea28848d8f35019f16c4923b9f.pdf 52a2f7931c18b92bbffdfb46a06d7255 PDF Text Text .. .. ' lti-The Sunday Til --~ · .!. ~. .- -- - .-• . ····-··· - •· · · ,., .. ... • r ; - - - ··-- ..... ,,P. 0 ... ~ - ~ -, - - Oo .. ·-. - · ·· . .. - ... - .. - · ·- ~ ~ ...... - - 4 - ~~ ~ _.,. • - - -~ .. - • ..... · 1\ p ~ \ - r- _ ... : .... . .. . .. . , I 1 ' _1 i \.. at y ,. ' ' • I ' ~ enttne . NO. 167 . &lw ' .. .WORLD .. Vindicated in ROYALTY - Queen Darlene Smith, center, at the Rutland High School Homecoming Saturday night II flanked by her court, on her right, Brenda McGuire, Kay Wright, Joyce Clonch, and on her left, by June JU. vis, Gloria Thompson, Pat Kennedy and Linda Shenefield.-Photo by Larry Baker. . Nine Math· ScholarshipsAreAwar.JW; "I THI~L ITS O~LY FAll TO TILL YOU, ML SIM,KINS, MY FA~Il W/4 AN OLYMPIC DISTANCE lU~~m· . ·' ' .. .. .. ANDY CAPP 4 • • r ... ~- v ·r. . ·' ·.... L( for hom secure t- I mo• Check~ homelc to yo GAll SAVIN LOA G•lllp Opp. TIM AU, ft!LLY G • - { .. ' '' . . ' .. '. .. ' �'-.- • I Fat Eastern Odyssey Draws Near its End SEOUL (UP!) - President Johnson neared the end of hll! Far Eastern ndyney today a• he came to South Korea. !he last foreign stop, after warning Communist China that any nuclear weapons It develops "can - and will - be deterred." Johnson was aut apiD mixing in a cheer!DB and eaclted crowd in tho hUDdreds ollhouaanda, waJkinillnto a rtce paddy and sruJIInB hands fMn the I1IIIDilr& board of the bubbeJ. stop iD the Clpltll af tbil 111lion wlrere M,tiOO Americans died In tho Korean war. ,.:;::.:= Kroger pr0£"ItS D0 wn Despi•te Higher SaleS NOW YOU KNOW Tbe lena ''mlllutemq• or!pled iD 177t after lbe Musacbusetls RevoluUoaary ... Yeltlon pro~lded for lbe mDIIIa to be ready oa tbe "oborteot aoUce" to take up arms arul ao when needed. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED 'j . WASHINGTON (UP!) -War in the steaming jungles of Viet Nam, war on tile city'o otreets between Negroes and whites, and war on the rising co~ts of food dominate the concerns of Amertcan voters as they approach _election day. Unquesuonabiy, the voters will take these concerns inl?the votmg booth. But as pohttcal issues th~y are not clear-cut and . thetr Impact . on the elecltons IS hard to esltmate. Each Issue carrie~ a big !mponderable -what wtll be <he tmpact of the Manila Conl~rence? Where wtll the whtte backlash materialize? How poll. tical ts the stnke agamst btgh fond prices? Mrs' Forsyth Buried Today At Anstead PT. PLEASANT _ Services were held at 11 a.m., today, for Mro. Ottle Forsyth, 80, I resident of 1419 Kanawha St., who died Sat.urday in Pleasant Valley Hospital, alter a ohort Illness. · - ........ "1 ...- lent lefllsta demonstrations In ~~~·-llrNetfprothefil •,firsthte retalth~ :.-:sed~w:~au~ ~ ~or·~. a:;;; Tol1Under20 Over Weekend .. was less Kuala Lumpur when pollee had a penny on eacb dollar of sales, to ljltll flrt oa a mob outst4e according to Jacob E. Davis, . lbe UDitad St&tea Jalormatloa President. hi b lerYice Center. Low reta0 prtces w c 1ag 'nit 11ra1ns of "The Eyett of god behind higher costs ""'' The number ol highway fatal!uas Are Upon Yau" swepl cited by Mr. Davis in the firm's lUes over !be weekend dipped Ktmpo Afl1lllt1 outside quarterly report to shareown- below 20 for the Drst Umo since 11eou1 81 JolmsoD 1114 Ladyblrd ers as reaiOill for rising sales early September. llfepped hiD the plane 111 be and reduced profits, Not In- The United States lnternaUon· ar-1111 If Iauth Kerean COllie per comm111 share after at and State Hitlhway Patrol..._ Plttl4oa& Park Chrms Hee. preferred dividends lor the tO cords showed today that 18 per'l'ltsdq tbo President will weeks ended October 8, 19G6, SOill died betwee~~ e p. m. Frl· till& V. I. fon!e1 stalldlag was $1.46, dowa from the $1.63 day and midnight Sunday to ltlll'd at Camp Stanley i u 8 1 per share earned htst year. keep !be toll .under 20 lor !be ..a 111 a.. demilitarized zone. Net income alter tans for Drst time IInce 19 were killed Wr...,ay 111 by way the first three quarters ol 19G6 durtng the weekend after Labor AIUira llir Wublnglon to Wtaled $18,901,001, a decrease Day holiday. . ..... IP ... :lllfllllomfle trip of $2,337,425 from Income of Three pedestrians wmltllled, !Ill wanriDa 10 Rat Chlna $21,238,426 reported for the Including two children out Hal• 1orm11 dillDer In first three quarters of 1!165. ioweenlng: two motoreyeUsts With varying emphasis, . the idea that the Republicans are a Itself In the Maryland .., Republicans are pushing ah war party.. Georgia subernatorlai prima. three Issues. , The Democratic answer Ia rles. • The Democrats, 'DII · the that the United Stale! must atop lllcldl.. A·Faetor defensiVe, are trying to make aggression In VIet Nam or fiBbt In ~jlli the b&Ckiaib '' the record of the 89th C'!Jl&r.ss a b!Bger ww 1~\el' on. worklnJ ·ar~nst R•publi' m the main Issue but without Aithoush Viet Nlll!l is a major can41dalel for aovemor ln. success. con~rn of the voter thtre Is ilQ GeOrgia and Aekansas. There is The Repu~llc•n party has way to rei! what Impact the Will' solid reasob 19- susge:!t 1\ will been ~chizophrenic on the Viet wlli have on the election, help Rep~ Jn C~llfo~nta, Nam tssue -oometlmes hilling In primary race&, "hawka'' DUoois, Mieh!Jau, and ' N... it hard, then soft-pedaling tt. supporting the adinintstraUon York. . ,), ': ., '. The GOP poSJUons amu•nt to have nopulsed "doves'' coosls- In Masslle!\jill!ltl, RePY,bllc811 Uus: firm support of the tenUy, Yet others, like Senators Edwud Bl'OQke, seeRI!g to bombing; blaming Prestdent Clifford P. Case, ,R-N,J., 11id beeollle~llte llrst Nef!! ll!llator Johnson lor involving tt.e United John Sherman Cooper, R-Ky,, since reconi!r)tctlon, l!Js'.heen States ~ an Asian land war; appear in no danJer despite hurt by tho ~all 1ft "black · denounctng the DemoeraUc split their more dove-like postures, power." ' as encouragement lor the The backlash lss•e exists, The growfng tide of protest enemy; pushing for an aii-~slan althoush few like to talk about against the rlsint cost of food peace conference to dispel any II. It already has manlftsted has increased markedly as the · eleclion apptiaehes and there Is ~~~:~n~b::~ston,a~: co ' ~videnc~ :,a' emons • ns ' ' . . s:e *\'el il '• I I ~· SLICED BACON •••••• ' I ' . ' J.DWL . /., I I I I I I I I I lb. FINEFOR • SEASONING I I I I I I I CHUCK 3 lbS1 I I I OlCe ~ Short Ribs of Beef 3 ,.s. ggc Plate Boiling Beef f 4 lbs. , $1 Mel~ i:G'It~~~~ ~ prl~: ~-"':~' "~'I L:par . • We·~· v;u:ab:tv:!tty~ Seven Ar~ ..:~~- Wal~r ~lnl ol.Cl)a~lestm:~ ~led . ·iim.rt ~'It; tonMrl.l'~:,". .., •rl'r .:iQ.u 'YI5d ;;;'-;' Jld( ~ ., i7b lb. ,,.,,:; odt ~ . s::r"''!!li . ::P.. 'in-' :k. :,>r>11 ~-~~ 7i'•V ·, <a lw;KI ,, [,qq~ ;;.,~ :.os:-..;.~ ~.:; :: ~ _ij' :Ide 'e~ AND PRODUC£ BUY ATEVANS 4l; ' Satisfacl'ion Gll3r;mteed or ' Double Your Money Back I I I I I I I l<> tha;al -:illll:i~ .:~o-u.ait\ ; ~ lo:!lt; ·-··· or!f "'OIZ!f. . •'i"k'> PKGS. : . . .:Jsa .:,~. ':tr~ ~1::1 ,@C ·-~ r=!: ~·l ~t1 ; ,'I{Jl rl~ ,] ': J' .. :· WITH IVERY PURCHASE OF $S ' • !: ,,.., •.,,.,.., •• n KNIFE !: :_,1' ' QUIKUT CARVE N'SERVE l w ~ !l'':IQG ~ ON . LIVER Xla .9;i!J! U1f -_,;J: tl81.fl, l !1 .'.' .' . f '· 111 oo/1 for $UO ,. . .~ r. if ~-~~- c. PEAK aeer, PINTO BEANS '· ' h 4-lb. 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OR MATCH ,. ., • '" MElII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIII Society Notes· .. ~ 00. amaru.., NOBODY BUT EVANS SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. 5. &OVT.INSPECTED Woll Pen 1 B d 0 roa Wa',. gw :~&a~ NO EXTRA COST TO YOU 1 1 iii bW01!) e NOWINSPECTALLSIDESOFYOURMlAT e FREEZfR READY . e NO REWRAPPING NECESSARY lb. ' I I I I II I II I 3Jti !.: IT! "SEE-THRU FREEZER READY SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVT.JNSPECTED SWIFT'S TOPPY U.S. GOVT.INSPECTED '·' o; - ·' lEAl TRAYS" S. GOVT.INSPECTED W' !:.:~b EVERYBODY'S tALKING ABOUT '· THE NEW IVANS EXTRA LEAN p. T D n· wo eer ByAuto u·Its " lJRUMSTICKS••••••:•• ·Mrs. Charti'er· Dies Sunday Service for John Mann is On Tuesday LB. f ~t;.'J . ., ·National Brands .j ,.' GROUND BEEF !WI. 110~ l?.Bf The Home of U.S.GOVT.I~.' 'J;'• ·mf';{ (.r i ':' mS':l SWIFI'S SWEET RASHER Hosp1.taJ•NtWS t urs River Ne Prien effective Moa.-Tues.-Yielt. • f ·~ · ~~~s~entte:~..:o:u~~ihu: ' ' Jfl~r:·t CAN a ,. can backing. The Democrata have coun- n 99 ;;o~ -~ th RadiO Link From Blake 9-lbl SIZE " ~pu~~• LUMBUS (UP!) - Of!J· He also said that Dll July 1 "Neither the housewilo nor recession yeirl ·under President cials and members of the Ohlu farmers get an increase in t~e the farmer Is to blamo for t• Dwi ht D El,enbnwer than Farmers Union must work to price of milk amounting to six- day's fond prices," Fichter sta- 4 18 'ltennedy-Jolllllon save tile family system of farm· tenths of a cent per tislf galion. led. "It Is not the housewife ur ng rlt ,e ·~ · ing in order to prevent further Almost Immediately, Dechant who had demanded fancy pack· prospe 1 per .;::·---increases in 1ond prices, said, the cosl to consumers ages, conve!)ience loads and oth"Saving the family farm sys- was raiSed about two to three er gimmicks. tem of ogricuiture Is our be•t cents. "These are part of tire sales · ' protection against exerbilant Joseph W. Fichter of Oxford, promotion designed til./attract - - -.-fond prices in the future," Tony chairman of the Ohio Farmers customer•. Tl!ero· were ne new houro H IIIII 7-8 p.m. Parenti Dechant, president of the Na- Union, told the IIH!eling of coun- fancy packages tllat could jusli· only Dll Pedlatries Ward. · tiona! Farmers Union, told a ty representatives that tile man ly the doubling and treblinl of Admlutou ! seminar Saturday· in the middle is the one to milk and bread prlcn to con- !Irs. Mae A. LMrence, 150 "The current prices of food blame for higher food prices. sumers last summer beyond the Garfield Ave,; .Mn. Alberta are low In comparison to what increase which farmers re- Saunders, 110 Locust St.; Donwe can expect in future unless celved. . . aid R. Sa1011, RL I Ga!Upolis; • tile Income of lamiiy farmers Is No Drop Noted Patrick A, Watson, Rl. l MO. such that they can afford to re"It is noticeable the drop In ler; Steven F. Fuller, Rt. 2 main in larmmg," Dechant wheat price• since last 111mmer Gallipolis; Mrs. Bobby L. Rl~ said. . has not resulted in the lowering ehie, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Mill. L~~o 11 ~~-========= jf'r.Yllloa lor Federal Income died of traffic Injuries, and LONDON (UP!) - Scotland He told the sminar that tllere . of the price of 8 loaf of 'bread. ther A. Hill, Rt. 1 Ga!Upolta; • tax• totaled $12,26U72. one man riding a farm wagon Yard today turned Its search was no basis in fact to claims Mrs. Tllelma Chartter, Glen "The cost of food today is the Charlel A, Queen, Rl 1 ffortb· Sales for the 40 weeks end· was fatally injured OYer t be lor escaped master •PY George by chain fond store Op<'rators Ellyn. IlL, dted Sunday ot the prlee .we are paying for our pre- up; Mrs. Cbeoter A. Wigal, Rl '"' ed October 8, 9166, were $2,015,- weekend. Blake to Ireland amid specula- that recent hikes 1n food prices age of 69. Born In Bradbury, vious neglect ol agriculture. 1 Cheshire; Mrs. Henry D. - - - - - · _____ 671,W/, an tncrea.. of $1!4,- Tile Us! included GOben lion he had arranged his own were caused by Inflation, high- she was the daughte~ of the This neglect has resulted in low Bowyer, Rl 1 Ctowo . City; Z'/5,330 or 7 per cent over sales David Kendall, 8, Portsmou:.t,, prison break with the help ?f er wages and higher prices 1o late Richard and Het.l!e Si!I.>On prices to fanners while the James F. SwaM, Rt. 1 Crowa Geap roediaatz Gallipolis 11 $1,891,167 for the Wte killed when bit by a car when a powerful two - way radio m farmers. Borden. Precedrng her In death costs of their equipment and City; .MJ:ian G. Spencer, Rt. Dam 12.1, W, I'IIIIDIDC S feet weeil of 1915. he darted across the str..t his cell. I Dechant said those explana- were a stsler, Elizabeth, and a supplies have continued 1o 2 Gallipolis; Mro, Larry W. on !he rollen, Pomeroy-Ma1011 "Low compeUiive retail in his Halloween suit Saturday; Police suspicious of a link I lions could not justify the wide daught~r. Helen. mount. Edge, KaJtBUBa; ....... VIrginia 20.51, Pt Pleuaol 2Uf, lllo- prlctt," Mr. Davis said, "con- and Erwin M. Ahearn, 62, of between Blake, who escaped spread betw~n the price~ which Survtvors include _her h"" "Ao 1 consequence, family F. Carpen!er, New Haveu; Conton 1.03 lalling, Kanawha Falls tlnue to lag beblnd hlgber costs Springfield, killed ln an auto nine days ago while serving a , farmers recetve for thetr pro- •band, C. C. Charlier, a dough- farmers in large numbers ilave rad D. Berkley Henderso~ Mts. 2.94 risiDB, Cbarlesloll 18.113 af merchandise materials and co!Usion on U. S. 33 in Canal 4!-year prison sentence for I ducts and the prices which con- ter, Mrs. Henry !Margaret) Da- been forced to quit farming.' lA!o R. Roush, Rt. 2 !.elllrt; falling . London, Marmet alii aupplles. Other unuaual expense, Winchester on Sunday, spying for the Soviet Union, sumers have to pay. VII, of Illinois: a s~n, G. B. He sa14 the Joss of family Mrs. Herman R. Zirkle,., Ma.. "'infieid dams were 011 lht Mr. Davia said, "should have and Ireland were re-infor'Ced by . Bread Price• Clted_ Ftsher, Venwra, Cahl.; tv.o farmers baa. already been fell en; ~·}19!!' Eberibach, ills. 1 favorable offect 111 luture a roomlnt house find. As one example, he ctted a brothers, Dr. H. C. Horden Co- in !be price of rann products, P~,'illl!lll F. Albulj, Rt. •oat Movements: earnlnp.'' These include: Westside Factory --j-1lr'tr room one-half mile from , seven-tenths of a cent p<'r bush- lumbus,,and L. D. Harden. C.·r- and would be felt much •more 1· -ltai!lne; ·l!lylftond S.i! BarObio River Kutueldaa Start-up expenses of a larg· Destroyed by Fire 1London 's Wormwond Scrubs el incre~se in the price oi ard, Ohto; two sister~, Miss in the future if tht trend were ton, Rt. ~ Reediyltle,; Mrt. Hodown 7 a.m.; _Crlss Jr. up ar number of new food aa4 OLI!VELAND tUPI) -A west prison, police four.J a 10,· foot wheal, which re•uited In bread Grella Horden, Columbns. and not reversed, ruer D; Goeglelri, , Pomeroy; ' : ' .,\ p.m.Oi!elrable up U, drug storu and pr~f side factory was destroyed Sun· long homemade aerial ,made prim to the consumer that Mrs, George !Phylllsi Skinner, Robert M. lloilles, Cbelter; tHO a.r~-· Andrew CalboiW plants; Consollda!IOII ol some day by a spectacular, three- from bamboo and wire. were 3 to 4 cents per loaf high- Pomer~JY, and nine 1randr.rildMiss Florenr!e S. "LimiJerser, up 14, 4:35 a.m.; Western <Iowa major warehousing and dlstrl· alarm fire which burned out of It was thought Blake's con- er than they had been. · ren. i Long ~11om; Mrs. Lewll E. 14, 6. a.m.; Peggy Downey up butlon faellltl... and more OP' control for more than two hours. federate - police identified him Funeral sel'Yices will be held HumpbN!y, R~. I · Po~; 14, 6.55 a.m., Queen City down Iiana! retirements thaD expect- Damage to •he Norton l"otm• as an lrish Communist-might Saturd~y at2 p. m. at the MidMrs. RayliiODd' ·,MeD*nlel, 14o.wwnatll61ng2;·.!ewa.m.·MartinssuYIIIIID. eel. dry was_ estimated at $165,000, have _been_ at't.he other end of IC dleporl Church of Chtist with Ravenswood; Robe11 t .. Pa~ d .., d 1k h tbe Rev. Donald Hlcks oWciatrick,' Portsmoutlt; '!'lie' '',Rev, Lane up' 16. &:15 .:m.: Sleel MERCHANTS TO MEET accordmg to <%•f Leo Pavlik of a ra 10 m Wtth t e spy. lng, Burial wlll be In the RivAlfred E, CoX, ·Scott llepot, Ranger up 17, 5:40 a.m.; Acd- Tbert wm be a meeting of ~ ~diflre battalion. He Ia!~ ~~laked had been gran~4 lpeerview Cemetery . w. Va,;· Wesley Rl. I dian down 18, I: OS Lm.; Jana tho Mlddl port Merchants AssoUl nl was I quonse c a ra io prlVIIeges anq ownltfwllnp • Coati! Funera! ·wellston; Mrs. Dewey E: floof, . T. up IB, 4 a.m.; Harvey Jor,:,_, N ,_ structure, but that It contained ed a powerful lie!, police said. w 11 to Mrs . Franc1s A• don Up 18, S:tO a.m.; SL Marys clatl~ ••-IY· theovCo•~- 1 valuable machinel'y. Now a search is being con· Two deer died early today Home II in charge of arranse· PT. PLEASANT - Grave- e s n; •P , I:20 a.m.; A. J. PalloD ~1_.1.Sou10Plh·'!: liObio E:~~ dueled In ~ prison to see 11 when hit by vehicles on high- ementa. llde servlotl 11111 ba held at Platt, Rt •. S Wti~IGn; .·ltlrs. 11 dowa II, 8:15a.m.; Luther.... ••• ~·~ IIlLO TEMPS Blake or fnends convl!'(led H ways in Meigs County. 10 am Tneaday in l(t V.lew WOllam H, Guy, Aiblfty; Rlcb· Herdmau up 19 5·25 am.. olllee. Dale Dutton, chalrmor•: NEW YORK (UPI) - The Into a transmitter and receiv- Sheriff Rllbet'l C, Hartenbach , . . Menioriat Park at ~ie!lton, 'ard ~- Shinn, RL I Rll~eu• Pemrsylvaula uP sO, 5:15 a:m.; urpi all marehlnta to attend lowest temperature N!porled lng set. reported ~ car drtven by CharW. Va., lor a former Pt Plea. wood, lllrilll Endeavor up Ill 7 a m.• Walthis morning 10 the U. S. Weales H. Fttcb, .Long Bottom, unt resident, John V. Mann, · ' · ' Kuewu IUYtr - Fl'lllklln tber Bureau ezoluding Alaska struck and killed a deer .I · ·, 27 of Flortffant Mo who diad Mrs. Lplher A. Hili, 111. 1 ter llou&lantl up 21, 4:15a.m.; B. up Marmet z:ss a.m.; 1111- and Hawaii·,.., 14 degree• at MARRIAGE APPLICA'I'ION of a mile east of Rt. 7 on the In' St. Louis ~m 1~jurltt auf· Gallipo~, daUBbter, Ul"'a.m. Elisha Woods up 21, 4:15 Lm.; en z. up Wlnfltld 1:10 p.m.; St. Johnsbury, VI. The hl&frest Clyde Taft Davis, 2!, Colum.i Success Road at 6 a.m. Fitch's ferad In an auto accident. Saturday, Mrs. Bobby L. 1\ltchlllby lAw up 11, 1:16 LID.; Edeana Boswortlr doWII Win- rtported Sunday wu 101 at bus, utility worker, and Lind I car had damage to ita front He attended PI Pleasant le, 1\1. 2 Gatl)polls, daulbter, ~ State up 22, 4:50 I. field 12:211 a.m.; Fort Dearborn Thermal and Palm Springs Carol Neigler, 20, Syracuse" ' end and both fenders. schools while be ~lded there, 9:15 a.m. Saturday; Mro. wn. m., Jeffei'IOII down D. 3:45 a. up Wlnlleld l;tS a.m. Calli. ' ' The other deer was reported Mr. and ,Mrs: Carl Mourn- and his tate fafher, John 'V. liam ~· Guy, Alllany, daup. m.; National up Zl, Ul a.m.; stenographer. killed .4 of a mile weot or the lng of Elyna l'lllted over a Mann was district manager of ter, .1- 15 •II-~· Saturday; ,Mrs. lloc>K up Gree1111p 8:t0 p.m.: Flatwoods R&ll(j on Rou'te 7 recent weekend wtth ber par- tile Appalachian PoWer C<>, LeWJI . E. !fum~ey,;:Rt,. 1 llaYelllwood up Greenup 1·1$ 1J • by a semi-truck rtg that failed ents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett M M du le of PomerO)', JIOII• ~-Ill a.m. Sunp.m.: Frllbaratf _, , stop, authorities said, Lasmberdt. . !tor I Mr ••• and ey E. ..... 1):21 p.m.; Wayne H. don .., llll ay VIS ' 0 • .... was l member of the £pisco- .. e • . • •. · ~ - .......,, G"-'1> IJ:Ii a.~ J. I. Lew- Itt 1114 Mamie Eisenb.,..r iy ftstic Fisher tried DRIVER FINED Mrs. Everett Lambert were Mr. pal chureh. He was employed Mrs~ ~ · • ~ Kqaura, j,t up G.-up !,ill Lm.; K-D ware at the Maurice Chevalier " te" Re"""'d to let fired from two network shows, Pomeroy Mayor Charles t,o. and Mra. Gene Lambert and by the MacDonald Altcn!ft son, 1.33 p.IIL. Stbiday; Mrs. don 0~ kJO a.m.· Mary w·••·-' "'"""'de cu • ,_ 1 off - camers be setUed for some $200 000 family of Hemlock Grove Mrs Raymoncl C McDaniel Raven Allee down .Kel•ahl 7 ' p.m.; __":""Char''l'"6ene"' M wlth Da~e informed lite workl's oldest Rocky Marciano's still!~ th~r gar levied a fine of $5 and ' . Corp. . . . .• - - ·'='" Vallllllnt down Ualdahl 7·.•• dr~• . an and Mll- child sin,ler eoe mls • poncb lunchin' - opened a Cleveian• cost! against Ronald Hendricks, Kenneth Grover and Joy of He II survived by his . wile; wood, son, 4,;59 P·~: lll!nday, .,. ... lllhou just Mamie went and he4 n Ilea bJm nd F d Pomeroy, on a charge of pass- Chestor, Mr. and Mrs. Judlllr, and a 100 Jake, at Ill~ ,;- · pJD.; llriln B. do!rD Me!dahl to "Marne"' So did a a isb- utery . . . Richard E. Harper lng a. school bus Saturday while Haning, Mr. ·and Mrs. Ma"in home, "10 ll'ts moth•r, "'rs ' . ,John B'ra...,... r, •. . Eui , ene • .,141.cP-m.· Watt. Beekjord n-• · Sally er quailed .. · Reynolda' post- was upped to veep of all do White nd 1 11 0 r Fl twond1 "' • Browo Julie A B M tlilon ll:Ss p.m.; Lucy Jack"lie's a ·pain and mesUc and foretan It was in the process, of load- and . :. Betty Q \f. I. .ta Lucaa down Meldabl !2:':""" cover a "'"'· FIJmJ' uies ... Bert . Lab mg. Charles Swatzel, Pomeroy, C · b . Va,, a 1 Iter, Margaret mtlltll ol OhrlsUJn "llldlritd s." Col 10 ..~~~.. ~ llreJI do boya Nov. I . . . Art 1 TV-d'la· Tbe neltkld truth: Ann-Mar- final! calmed hi 40 • r was found not gu!Uy of 1 charie 01um us. . ol AUanta,pa,, a~ ~ btP!be't,. 1 Mrs Weld+!' 1:31 a.m.t·, AI: ma $25,000 . . . Jawa Bfel's Row" mint- travei fears and te yLoeanr of running a red llghL Mr. and Mrs. 'if. A. Elam of Bronson Mann of. Cbal'le:.torr: ·. 'R. Z Lfndaay, llliiDI causea lltt sltJrt II II: enl N Barrett, W. Va .. were The body Is at tht Barto* :· . m ,..,,..;, ,.,... . I. •IP• up V.ldahl 3:45 Ll:n.; lalDt ldDd of oountN•·ns FOR "'ood'1 atalle don on the United States to atar CIDANG 'i't TODAY at their home here and Bonsall Funeral home at Chlr• Flsher, Jr., Mra. !Jura Goody, !VIIIIr WUHam... up Metdahl , ,..... " oo woo with Rich- In "'l'bt, Beauty Part" .. , Lee bl M nd Mrs Mrs. lrtne lila!!l\ Mrs WIJ,. liM a.m. , !~ ~ .~ ~.~.~nloobu~'" ard GrqiOn woa't wind ,up In Marvill's Mexican-waters fish- ChTAIPEI 'U:l> - NaliDIIaKllst E~~~d ~-ill; lesion, W. VI... .. , liarrlsoa; ~ vadira\ •MuOabipolls lluJ Jeflboat •· EUeen B"""""" pu CJty ehurcb untD he gell a div~ Ina mate Is fiancee Michele mese Presrdent Chi an& al- Mr, and Mrs: Eugene~le; Wll~ . E. lllnes, ll!.d'ard doWJIUO p.m.; Vulcan up 10:· rerry Meltzer~U:::e:': ll :::: Shirle~ ~eLaine s Triola ''' The year's uonlty: ~~·~today celebrated his ?911) wood visited the pill week I KJtapp,. Mn. Carrie LeMUtel'l, II p.m.; Rose G. down 10:35 diJII at KIDi Heory VI qu · te ace, sn 1 a ll- a Women'a Wear Dally will!· r ay. relatives in Newark, Mr. and · · ; Frank D. YartiJJ, Mwk t MorI.ID.; Marl: Eutoo up 2:45 a. a- Tlarnoy'l widowed ,kj.: ~ poqess; what !ben out a pboto of Babe Paley. 'Mrs. Ray Underwood and rll, Ed'RII'd R. Pattaraon, ;Mr1. 1 jft,; a E. Bowles up 4:t0 a. Pat an4 her late busbancl'l tvintl parents in Coshocton. CONTIN!Jill) From Page 1 JIJDfl PhUUps, Mn. Cll'l, N. m.; l.ouishma dowa I a.m.; best friend DoiUI Bryne were The Frtlleh hit d arri~RVI Mrs. Joe Hatflold Is eonsicltl'ltiQII, In arriVIJtl . G. Jar· trancls Hougland down 1 a.m.; wed "llav • • r~ a few days with their the said llii!HiftL that tbl Htar- ry L. L. Jenka up 8:40a.m.; ADen R. bride?;, arlllt4e yau IDIIJ my 'llomoir Jolm-JobD" Ignores By Ava Gilke' Ann In Jackson and ldr lnl before the Board ov· Smllb, Mrs. Morrill down 1:10 a.m.; Solvay u wlsh to bt called CONTINUED From Pl(t 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dana Welsh Mrs: Richard Jeffers and er a period of 1p t:25 a.m. In Sardl' wh .._.. limp YJohn ·- · Les Crue's U:· ~~~~ arpalzaifoa had were called to Blackticlt by the lly ail wteka with her u:.,,ban s; a_t •about wife Eve's working Ill a FtU- tltdbted lllelf 10 dlaiNJIIJ death of Mr. Welsh'• brother. i.fiss Linda Shaffer wal lniiD cil' bout DYe!..':. ~edjeiilnh; :'k~ktall:. .. -~enasha_ SlnJI. •pommrmfll, left wiD& aad In-Jaw, Edward Glen. Saturday evening visitor tour •·ci~lfll dl In ,, 1 upeo I wy, millleal Bberal" flleDilleL t.jr, ~nd Mrs. F. 0. Wh~ey twu Jo Smith "" 1ecutory: lbafs O!u Chem" will have two 011- Six of lht pt'llonsra : were and erandson, t:hlp, Jlllted lbti Mr and Mrs Roy DEVOTED ro INTIBDI vorce, ter 01 IWGS. IWKlll Alii& slap <- water, picked up diner Robert Clarks and Gilkey Qonni. and Jobnlzy Nub, · fine ::.." ~J · ·,;s Dave Mer- early Suii4~ lrlnmllla dlaautsed and the Robert ~ .over rienlll& visitors 'or Mr. 1 ~ ve-year ld Bdwy. bit u bunter. llrd pnpil'Ori to !be weekend. . Mr(.. c D Smith, Jo and Mr 11 11 the "Pieul "CaraiYII" 1A=- ~ter II the latest Paris leave for upsla!e New York, Mr. and Mrs, Homer Rlae of and ~s 'Doyle Knapp ' :0~!~; · ~ ~~~~ mrult .. BID Holden's alleled!Y to attack a camp. Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. Ions. · BW~kl~ nee:!ree makes him ·a 2nd-Ume Pollee alto_said the group Homer Wlllllrd of Datwln via. Jo Smtlb and Linda that be'a JettinB to Vi 1 N :'· pop · · One Manhattan tried to 'Infiltrate a U.S. Army lied Mr. and Mrs. Clarence were Friday enninJ vllltorl 1D ly 'rl e am PI •tore SUffered half·a-lllll· Reserve Specltll Forces unit on Eastman Sunday afternoon Marcia warner and enloJv·l ear lnel te en;:::am our UDII ln bad cbecks ~ yell: a· Slaten ltrland io attend classes Mr. and Mrs. Kennath P4'rne ttl piua. ' J udiqw Bllly lone · · JaM Fonda • au~ ill IUerrllla warfare. • are occupylnB the boUle VlcJI- "Carl McElroy of the u. 1 ~ 1uoe ID Playboy for tlirea mW for !Ill# . .. ,ed by Paul Steillllllj& when AnJw 1pe111 ~ weeiencl . 1D ~ "lla~' :: ~ :" ,::'.: ..::.m~:: ~ftfl~,-~ _ he.;o:ed to ColumbUI. ltlfQMN!IIS, Mr. IIIII Mn. Pauli h.;~; Burt ileyualdl olriiDII7 a!ld&JIIIIt -pliJ<Jut ••• .._ liiabo ,..._....,, iii~ tntoBurt- of • nd Mrs. ·H•• D. Gilkey MUllnlY . and Btu. 11ff 111111' l'4llt FIIIMr ._ .,_ ., ...,. " . a Galllpolls and . Mr. IIJII KJt.J • "1 •*'lm ... A~1TV dJ.. .... llllrurban Sharohtrtlle tatwn and Clbiloll Gilkey, Tad and.Ka!hi, lrF)d, lor Mr. and Mrs• •~.~ ..,.'!,untt" ~ . tam":,!.e-mem.... ~-wi.!!:.~bl ewjled will! an esUmaled flO,- of Albany ~lalted Ava G~ .- m~· p ev••••• 1111 w - · ..... """ ....... IS 000 ID cash and dttekt. 'pollee Suncl . . venin . '' ' ,· ·' ~.... . l'liharbut whiD lbe 'lllnlo 'll,lotfle d*n:!WII a ; ,.ned. : .. ·Aa •:we lieiJiq ·~ tna. "~ ,u~~_ ·• ' Yard Hnnl S .,I w. · F= v~ .. John of Huntington, and Robert Forsyth of Cleveland, o. A surviving sister is Mrs. Etta Lyncb of Phoenlxvlll Pa. e, Funeral services were In !he Crow-Russell Funeral home, and burial was In Victor ceme1ery near Anste.ad W V ' ' • a. i ' tb' Family Farm Vital to Farr· Food Pn·ces Leaders of Ohi"o Fa'rmers Un.·on M31"ntai. em Star, and lllptlst church. CANNED I ' ' War:AllKinds,. Swaying Voters ~ ~; Profits " The Kroger Co. Highw'ay Death.. ' res~A•w;sorsyth, the wid~w of For~ .:... •• yJsll - · __ .._....... ,.. are down in spl!e of higher an was member of the Order of East- ·- • Melp llneral ~tal Admloslono Salur<lay - Anna Brewer, Portland. ' mscb~rp~ Salllrday ...\ Car· rie Swartz, Chester; Andy Porter, Pomeroy 1 Harold TriP' ' lett, Pomeroy, Admission• Sl!llday- Vernon Howell, Pomeroy; Esra Howell, Pomeroy; ·Essie Ruiiell; ·Mlddleport. mschar1e• Stmday - Norma wa• Goodwin, Pohlei'Oy. Kuala Lumpur. 'nle Presl~e!U ,underdmJopecl oaUons noted Peking's ·announcement\ trasic. · . that it had sueeess!UIIy "It also Invites danger to launched a auided missile China Itself," be said. "For the and eapinded a nuclear war- leaders of China must realize bead on the test target. , that any nuclear capacUity they Johnsoo said the prouTera- can develop can - 1114 will tion of nuclear weapons amq be deterred." I FLORIDA r:::::~~~~~·~Charlu 125'S. f..t 2 .• ... ..~;s·~~ ... - .,,,,...."' .:, ~- .q .... _; ' ~ -~..-~111'!1: ~~ :-,t DOL ,1, t, M ~· . .>. -- -··---' THE DAILY SDfiE ~~ w~'!.! ~laid~ u.. .m:,:a :: =:;.. . ~a!er!alll lll .i.Quee~s· Av~ Mlk~ were:::'~~~,~~ tah 0:., UOou ,-+ .,.er ,,4., ll '.ii .. '··~' . n!.l;."' ~~hi"• C. • ,·{ '{'1!11.\t :,. r{~·r;~ ,l!"j lt4o( 1 ~.11'1 'f;' · ~A �'-.- • I Fat Eastern Odyssey Draws Near its End SEOUL (UP!) - President Johnson neared the end of hll! Far Eastern ndyney today a• he came to South Korea. !he last foreign stop, after warning Communist China that any nuclear weapons It develops "can - and will - be deterred." Johnson was aut apiD mixing in a cheer!DB and eaclted crowd in tho hUDdreds ollhouaanda, waJkinillnto a rtce paddy and sruJIInB hands fMn the I1IIIDilr& board of the bubbeJ. stop iD the Clpltll af tbil 111lion wlrere M,tiOO Americans died In tho Korean war. ,.:;::.:= Kroger pr0£"ItS D0 wn Despi•te Higher SaleS NOW YOU KNOW Tbe lena ''mlllutemq• or!pled iD 177t after lbe Musacbusetls RevoluUoaary ... Yeltlon pro~lded for lbe mDIIIa to be ready oa tbe "oborteot aoUce" to take up arms arul ao when needed. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED 'j . WASHINGTON (UP!) -War in the steaming jungles of Viet Nam, war on tile city'o otreets between Negroes and whites, and war on the rising co~ts of food dominate the concerns of Amertcan voters as they approach _election day. Unquesuonabiy, the voters will take these concerns inl?the votmg booth. But as pohttcal issues th~y are not clear-cut and . thetr Impact . on the elecltons IS hard to esltmate. Each Issue carrie~ a big !mponderable -what wtll be <he tmpact of the Manila Conl~rence? Where wtll the whtte backlash materialize? How poll. tical ts the stnke agamst btgh fond prices? Mrs' Forsyth Buried Today At Anstead PT. PLEASANT _ Services were held at 11 a.m., today, for Mro. Ottle Forsyth, 80, I resident of 1419 Kanawha St., who died Sat.urday in Pleasant Valley Hospital, alter a ohort Illness. · - ........ "1 ...- lent lefllsta demonstrations In ~~~·-llrNetfprothefil •,firsthte retalth~ :.-:sed~w:~au~ ~ ~or·~. a:;;; Tol1Under20 Over Weekend .. was less Kuala Lumpur when pollee had a penny on eacb dollar of sales, to ljltll flrt oa a mob outst4e according to Jacob E. Davis, . lbe UDitad St&tea Jalormatloa President. hi b lerYice Center. Low reta0 prtces w c 1ag 'nit 11ra1ns of "The Eyett of god behind higher costs ""'' The number ol highway fatal!uas Are Upon Yau" swepl cited by Mr. Davis in the firm's lUes over !be weekend dipped Ktmpo Afl1lllt1 outside quarterly report to shareown- below 20 for the Drst Umo since 11eou1 81 JolmsoD 1114 Ladyblrd ers as reaiOill for rising sales early September. llfepped hiD the plane 111 be and reduced profits, Not In- The United States lnternaUon· ar-1111 If Iauth Kerean COllie per comm111 share after at and State Hitlhway Patrol..._ Plttl4oa& Park Chrms Hee. preferred dividends lor the tO cords showed today that 18 per'l'ltsdq tbo President will weeks ended October 8, 19G6, SOill died betwee~~ e p. m. Frl· till& V. I. fon!e1 stalldlag was $1.46, dowa from the $1.63 day and midnight Sunday to ltlll'd at Camp Stanley i u 8 1 per share earned htst year. keep !be toll .under 20 lor !be ..a 111 a.. demilitarized zone. Net income alter tans for Drst time IInce 19 were killed Wr...,ay 111 by way the first three quarters ol 19G6 durtng the weekend after Labor AIUira llir Wublnglon to Wtaled $18,901,001, a decrease Day holiday. . ..... IP ... :lllfllllomfle trip of $2,337,425 from Income of Three pedestrians wmltllled, !Ill wanriDa 10 Rat Chlna $21,238,426 reported for the Including two children out Hal• 1orm11 dillDer In first three quarters of 1!165. ioweenlng: two motoreyeUsts With varying emphasis, . the idea that the Republicans are a Itself In the Maryland .., Republicans are pushing ah war party.. Georgia subernatorlai prima. three Issues. , The Democratic answer Ia rles. • The Democrats, 'DII · the that the United Stale! must atop lllcldl.. A·Faetor defensiVe, are trying to make aggression In VIet Nam or fiBbt In ~jlli the b&Ckiaib '' the record of the 89th C'!Jl&r.ss a b!Bger ww 1~\el' on. worklnJ ·ar~nst R•publi' m the main Issue but without Aithoush Viet Nlll!l is a major can41dalel for aovemor ln. success. con~rn of the voter thtre Is ilQ GeOrgia and Aekansas. There is The Repu~llc•n party has way to rei! what Impact the Will' solid reasob 19- susge:!t 1\ will been ~chizophrenic on the Viet wlli have on the election, help Rep~ Jn C~llfo~nta, Nam tssue -oometlmes hilling In primary race&, "hawka'' DUoois, Mieh!Jau, and ' N... it hard, then soft-pedaling tt. supporting the adinintstraUon York. . ,), ': ., '. The GOP poSJUons amu•nt to have nopulsed "doves'' coosls- In Masslle!\jill!ltl, RePY,bllc811 Uus: firm support of the tenUy, Yet others, like Senators Edwud Bl'OQke, seeRI!g to bombing; blaming Prestdent Clifford P. Case, ,R-N,J., 11id beeollle~llte llrst Nef!! ll!llator Johnson lor involving tt.e United John Sherman Cooper, R-Ky,, since reconi!r)tctlon, l!Js'.heen States ~ an Asian land war; appear in no danJer despite hurt by tho ~all 1ft "black · denounctng the DemoeraUc split their more dove-like postures, power." ' as encouragement lor the The backlash lss•e exists, The growfng tide of protest enemy; pushing for an aii-~slan althoush few like to talk about against the rlsint cost of food peace conference to dispel any II. It already has manlftsted has increased markedly as the · eleclion apptiaehes and there Is ~~~:~n~b::~ston,a~: co ' ~videnc~ :,a' emons • ns ' ' . . s:e *\'el il '• I I ~· SLICED BACON •••••• ' I ' . ' J.DWL . /., I I I I I I I I I lb. FINEFOR • SEASONING I I I I I I I CHUCK 3 lbS1 I I I OlCe ~ Short Ribs of Beef 3 ,.s. ggc Plate Boiling Beef f 4 lbs. , $1 Mel~ i:G'It~~~~ ~ prl~: ~-"':~' "~'I L:par . • We·~· v;u:ab:tv:!tty~ Seven Ar~ ..:~~- Wal~r ~lnl ol.Cl)a~lestm:~ ~led . ·iim.rt ~'It; tonMrl.l'~:,". .., •rl'r .:iQ.u 'YI5d ;;;'-;' Jld( ~ ., i7b lb. ,,.,,:; odt ~ . s::r"''!!li . ::P.. 'in-' :k. :,>r>11 ~-~~ 7i'•V ·, <a lw;KI ,, [,qq~ ;;.,~ :.os:-..;.~ ~.:; :: ~ _ij' :Ide 'e~ AND PRODUC£ BUY ATEVANS 4l; ' Satisfacl'ion Gll3r;mteed or ' Double Your Money Back I I I I I I I l<> tha;al -:illll:i~ .:~o-u.ait\ ; ~ lo:!lt; ·-··· or!f "'OIZ!f. . •'i"k'> PKGS. : . . .:Jsa .:,~. ':tr~ ~1::1 ,@C ·-~ r=!: ~·l ~t1 ; ,'I{Jl rl~ ,] ': J' .. :· WITH IVERY PURCHASE OF $S ' • !: ,,.., •.,,.,.., •• n KNIFE !: :_,1' ' QUIKUT CARVE N'SERVE l w ~ !l'':IQG ~ ON . LIVER Xla .9;i!J! U1f -_,;J: tl81.fl, l !1 .'.' .' . f '· 111 oo/1 for $UO ,. . .~ r. if ~-~~- c. PEAK aeer, PINTO BEANS '· ' h 4-lb. BAG I I I >i; _..:. : t-~ ·i', ~- BIRDSOE ' ' WAKl 'l I I I 1· I I I I I I I I ~~· Appian Way l Package Cheese Pizza LIBBY'S STRAWBERRIES 10 Packages PKGS. oL .:.~o -:: -~- -~ ,.._..; .. :· ... ~ ::.a ~::.J !~1 1:&.1." :-, :·_.; , on:! ·' :;;<,1' 1>1 :;·.r: ~t.~:~l ,;; -;. ~ -~.;Jill -;/<:~ ..;.,.,,• ._ "_..,.;: ...,,...Ql ....... ........;. ~.,,~ ... " \ - - · ~-it. . ,.;;. - A - -· ~ . ...... c oz. ' Clare~e ~~ ~ ·c!:: & . ' ~U.ti J:!fC!olc~lllll; 111~ 39-or.-51 . •'- I 'i~ :.i_.'Y.)ij ..~, .~ ,,~., . . . .63 i ;: , .• ·S"IO -. s ~ It ·.: G •: ~ : !£ .· . :· ""ob ">14 :00:-oV ;. --s :::.q ·A~ ~ -( ; . m .a~ :doblt!tf; : T<rlq~ PUS •••••••• RIGHTISTS H • I • . a: u~ JobD~ohn'a .ooit ,, ni both S TH PORK BAKER. , . ~Introduced c' qola f<jJi'N SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT.INSPEaED SLICED ' BOLOGNA PICKLE & PIMENTO PKG. LUNCHEON OLlVE COOKED SALAMI SPICEDLUNCHlOK u1x6-0I. OR MATCH ,. ., • '" MElII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIII Society Notes· .. ~ 00. amaru.., NOBODY BUT EVANS SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. 5. &OVT.INSPECTED Woll Pen 1 B d 0 roa Wa',. gw :~&a~ NO EXTRA COST TO YOU 1 1 iii bW01!) e NOWINSPECTALLSIDESOFYOURMlAT e FREEZfR READY . e NO REWRAPPING NECESSARY lb. ' I I I I II I II I 3Jti !.: IT! "SEE-THRU FREEZER READY SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVT.JNSPECTED SWIFT'S TOPPY U.S. GOVT.INSPECTED '·' o; - ·' lEAl TRAYS" S. GOVT.INSPECTED W' !:.:~b EVERYBODY'S tALKING ABOUT '· THE NEW IVANS EXTRA LEAN p. T D n· wo eer ByAuto u·Its " lJRUMSTICKS••••••:•• ·Mrs. Charti'er· Dies Sunday Service for John Mann is On Tuesday LB. f ~t;.'J . ., ·National Brands .j ,.' GROUND BEEF !WI. 110~ l?.Bf The Home of U.S.GOVT.I~.' 'J;'• ·mf';{ (.r i ':' mS':l SWIFI'S SWEET RASHER Hosp1.taJ•NtWS t urs River Ne Prien effective Moa.-Tues.-Yielt. • f ·~ · ~~~s~entte:~..:o:u~~ihu: ' ' Jfl~r:·t CAN a ,. can backing. The Democrata have coun- n 99 ;;o~ -~ th RadiO Link From Blake 9-lbl SIZE " ~pu~~• LUMBUS (UP!) - Of!J· He also said that Dll July 1 "Neither the housewilo nor recession yeirl ·under President cials and members of the Ohlu farmers get an increase in t~e the farmer Is to blamo for t• Dwi ht D El,enbnwer than Farmers Union must work to price of milk amounting to six- day's fond prices," Fichter sta- 4 18 'ltennedy-Jolllllon save tile family system of farm· tenths of a cent per tislf galion. led. "It Is not the housewife ur ng rlt ,e ·~ · ing in order to prevent further Almost Immediately, Dechant who had demanded fancy pack· prospe 1 per .;::·---increases in 1ond prices, said, the cosl to consumers ages, conve!)ience loads and oth"Saving the family farm sys- was raiSed about two to three er gimmicks. tem of ogricuiture Is our be•t cents. "These are part of tire sales · ' protection against exerbilant Joseph W. Fichter of Oxford, promotion designed til./attract - - -.-fond prices in the future," Tony chairman of the Ohio Farmers customer•. Tl!ero· were ne new houro H IIIII 7-8 p.m. Parenti Dechant, president of the Na- Union, told the IIH!eling of coun- fancy packages tllat could jusli· only Dll Pedlatries Ward. · tiona! Farmers Union, told a ty representatives that tile man ly the doubling and treblinl of Admlutou ! seminar Saturday· in the middle is the one to milk and bread prlcn to con- !Irs. Mae A. LMrence, 150 "The current prices of food blame for higher food prices. sumers last summer beyond the Garfield Ave,; .Mn. Alberta are low In comparison to what increase which farmers re- Saunders, 110 Locust St.; Donwe can expect in future unless celved. . . aid R. Sa1011, RL I Ga!Upolis; • tile Income of lamiiy farmers Is No Drop Noted Patrick A, Watson, Rl. l MO. such that they can afford to re"It is noticeable the drop In ler; Steven F. Fuller, Rt. 2 main in larmmg," Dechant wheat price• since last 111mmer Gallipolis; Mrs. Bobby L. Rl~ said. . has not resulted in the lowering ehie, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Mill. L~~o 11 ~~-========= jf'r.Yllloa lor Federal Income died of traffic Injuries, and LONDON (UP!) - Scotland He told the sminar that tllere . of the price of 8 loaf of 'bread. ther A. Hill, Rt. 1 Ga!Upolta; • tax• totaled $12,26U72. one man riding a farm wagon Yard today turned Its search was no basis in fact to claims Mrs. Tllelma Chartter, Glen "The cost of food today is the Charlel A, Queen, Rl 1 ffortb· Sales for the 40 weeks end· was fatally injured OYer t be lor escaped master •PY George by chain fond store Op<'rators Ellyn. IlL, dted Sunday ot the prlee .we are paying for our pre- up; Mrs. Cbeoter A. Wigal, Rl '"' ed October 8, 9166, were $2,015,- weekend. Blake to Ireland amid specula- that recent hikes 1n food prices age of 69. Born In Bradbury, vious neglect ol agriculture. 1 Cheshire; Mrs. Henry D. - - - - - · _____ 671,W/, an tncrea.. of $1!4,- Tile Us! included GOben lion he had arranged his own were caused by Inflation, high- she was the daughte~ of the This neglect has resulted in low Bowyer, Rl 1 Ctowo . City; Z'/5,330 or 7 per cent over sales David Kendall, 8, Portsmou:.t,, prison break with the help ?f er wages and higher prices 1o late Richard and Het.l!e Si!I.>On prices to fanners while the James F. SwaM, Rt. 1 Crowa Geap roediaatz Gallipolis 11 $1,891,167 for the Wte killed when bit by a car when a powerful two - way radio m farmers. Borden. Precedrng her In death costs of their equipment and City; .MJ:ian G. Spencer, Rt. Dam 12.1, W, I'IIIIDIDC S feet weeil of 1915. he darted across the str..t his cell. I Dechant said those explana- were a stsler, Elizabeth, and a supplies have continued 1o 2 Gallipolis; Mro, Larry W. on !he rollen, Pomeroy-Ma1011 "Low compeUiive retail in his Halloween suit Saturday; Police suspicious of a link I lions could not justify the wide daught~r. Helen. mount. Edge, KaJtBUBa; ....... VIrginia 20.51, Pt Pleuaol 2Uf, lllo- prlctt," Mr. Davis said, "con- and Erwin M. Ahearn, 62, of between Blake, who escaped spread betw~n the price~ which Survtvors include _her h"" "Ao 1 consequence, family F. Carpen!er, New Haveu; Conton 1.03 lalling, Kanawha Falls tlnue to lag beblnd hlgber costs Springfield, killed ln an auto nine days ago while serving a , farmers recetve for thetr pro- •band, C. C. Charlier, a dough- farmers in large numbers ilave rad D. Berkley Henderso~ Mts. 2.94 risiDB, Cbarlesloll 18.113 af merchandise materials and co!Usion on U. S. 33 in Canal 4!-year prison sentence for I ducts and the prices which con- ter, Mrs. Henry !Margaret) Da- been forced to quit farming.' lA!o R. Roush, Rt. 2 !.elllrt; falling . London, Marmet alii aupplles. Other unuaual expense, Winchester on Sunday, spying for the Soviet Union, sumers have to pay. VII, of Illinois: a s~n, G. B. He sa14 the Joss of family Mrs. Herman R. Zirkle,., Ma.. "'infieid dams were 011 lht Mr. Davia said, "should have and Ireland were re-infor'Ced by . Bread Price• Clted_ Ftsher, Venwra, Cahl.; tv.o farmers baa. already been fell en; ~·}19!!' Eberibach, ills. 1 favorable offect 111 luture a roomlnt house find. As one example, he ctted a brothers, Dr. H. C. Horden Co- in !be price of rann products, P~,'illl!lll F. Albulj, Rt. •oat Movements: earnlnp.'' These include: Westside Factory --j-1lr'tr room one-half mile from , seven-tenths of a cent p<'r bush- lumbus,,and L. D. Harden. C.·r- and would be felt much •more 1· -ltai!lne; ·l!lylftond S.i! BarObio River Kutueldaa Start-up expenses of a larg· Destroyed by Fire 1London 's Wormwond Scrubs el incre~se in the price oi ard, Ohto; two sister~, Miss in the future if tht trend were ton, Rt. ~ Reediyltle,; Mrt. Hodown 7 a.m.; _Crlss Jr. up ar number of new food aa4 OLI!VELAND tUPI) -A west prison, police four.J a 10,· foot wheal, which re•uited In bread Grella Horden, Columbns. and not reversed, ruer D; Goeglelri, , Pomeroy; ' : ' .,\ p.m.Oi!elrable up U, drug storu and pr~f side factory was destroyed Sun· long homemade aerial ,made prim to the consumer that Mrs, George !Phylllsi Skinner, Robert M. lloilles, Cbelter; tHO a.r~-· Andrew CalboiW plants; Consollda!IOII ol some day by a spectacular, three- from bamboo and wire. were 3 to 4 cents per loaf high- Pomer~JY, and nine 1randr.rildMiss Florenr!e S. "LimiJerser, up 14, 4:35 a.m.; Western <Iowa major warehousing and dlstrl· alarm fire which burned out of It was thought Blake's con- er than they had been. · ren. i Long ~11om; Mrs. Lewll E. 14, 6. a.m.; Peggy Downey up butlon faellltl... and more OP' control for more than two hours. federate - police identified him Funeral sel'Yices will be held HumpbN!y, R~. I · Po~; 14, 6.55 a.m., Queen City down Iiana! retirements thaD expect- Damage to •he Norton l"otm• as an lrish Communist-might Saturd~y at2 p. m. at the MidMrs. RayliiODd' ·,MeD*nlel, 14o.wwnatll61ng2;·.!ewa.m.·MartinssuYIIIIID. eel. dry was_ estimated at $165,000, have _been_ at't.he other end of IC dleporl Church of Chtist with Ravenswood; Robe11 t .. Pa~ d .., d 1k h tbe Rev. Donald Hlcks oWciatrick,' Portsmoutlt; '!'lie' '',Rev, Lane up' 16. &:15 .:m.: Sleel MERCHANTS TO MEET accordmg to <%•f Leo Pavlik of a ra 10 m Wtth t e spy. lng, Burial wlll be In the RivAlfred E, CoX, ·Scott llepot, Ranger up 17, 5:40 a.m.; Acd- Tbert wm be a meeting of ~ ~diflre battalion. He Ia!~ ~~laked had been gran~4 lpeerview Cemetery . w. Va,;· Wesley Rl. I dian down 18, I: OS Lm.; Jana tho Mlddl port Merchants AssoUl nl was I quonse c a ra io prlVIIeges anq ownltfwllnp • Coati! Funera! ·wellston; Mrs. Dewey E: floof, . T. up IB, 4 a.m.; Harvey Jor,:,_, N ,_ structure, but that It contained ed a powerful lie!, police said. w 11 to Mrs . Franc1s A• don Up 18, S:tO a.m.; SL Marys clatl~ ••-IY· theovCo•~- 1 valuable machinel'y. Now a search is being con· Two deer died early today Home II in charge of arranse· PT. PLEASANT - Grave- e s n; •P , I:20 a.m.; A. J. PalloD ~1_.1.Sou10Plh·'!: liObio E:~~ dueled In ~ prison to see 11 when hit by vehicles on high- ementa. llde servlotl 11111 ba held at Platt, Rt •. S Wti~IGn; .·ltlrs. 11 dowa II, 8:15a.m.; Luther.... ••• ~·~ IIlLO TEMPS Blake or fnends convl!'(led H ways in Meigs County. 10 am Tneaday in l(t V.lew WOllam H, Guy, Aiblfty; Rlcb· Herdmau up 19 5·25 am.. olllee. Dale Dutton, chalrmor•: NEW YORK (UPI) - The Into a transmitter and receiv- Sheriff Rllbet'l C, Hartenbach , . . Menioriat Park at ~ie!lton, 'ard ~- Shinn, RL I Rll~eu• Pemrsylvaula uP sO, 5:15 a:m.; urpi all marehlnta to attend lowest temperature N!porled lng set. reported ~ car drtven by CharW. Va., lor a former Pt Plea. wood, lllrilll Endeavor up Ill 7 a m.• Walthis morning 10 the U. S. Weales H. Fttcb, .Long Bottom, unt resident, John V. Mann, · ' · ' Kuewu IUYtr - Fl'lllklln tber Bureau ezoluding Alaska struck and killed a deer .I · ·, 27 of Flortffant Mo who diad Mrs. Lplher A. Hili, 111. 1 ter llou&lantl up 21, 4:15a.m.; B. up Marmet z:ss a.m.; 1111- and Hawaii·,.., 14 degree• at MARRIAGE APPLICA'I'ION of a mile east of Rt. 7 on the In' St. Louis ~m 1~jurltt auf· Gallipo~, daUBbter, Ul"'a.m. Elisha Woods up 21, 4:15 Lm.; en z. up Wlnfltld 1:10 p.m.; St. Johnsbury, VI. The hl&frest Clyde Taft Davis, 2!, Colum.i Success Road at 6 a.m. Fitch's ferad In an auto accident. Saturday, Mrs. Bobby L. 1\ltchlllby lAw up 11, 1:16 LID.; Edeana Boswortlr doWII Win- rtported Sunday wu 101 at bus, utility worker, and Lind I car had damage to ita front He attended PI Pleasant le, 1\1. 2 Gatl)polls, daulbter, ~ State up 22, 4:50 I. field 12:211 a.m.; Fort Dearborn Thermal and Palm Springs Carol Neigler, 20, Syracuse" ' end and both fenders. schools while be ~lded there, 9:15 a.m. Saturday; Mro. wn. m., Jeffei'IOII down D. 3:45 a. up Wlnlleld l;tS a.m. Calli. ' ' The other deer was reported Mr. and ,Mrs: Carl Mourn- and his tate fafher, John 'V. liam ~· Guy, Alllany, daup. m.; National up Zl, Ul a.m.; stenographer. killed .4 of a mile weot or the lng of Elyna l'lllted over a Mann was district manager of ter, .1- 15 •II-~· Saturday; ,Mrs. lloc>K up Gree1111p 8:t0 p.m.: Flatwoods R&ll(j on Rou'te 7 recent weekend wtth ber par- tile Appalachian PoWer C<>, LeWJI . E. !fum~ey,;:Rt,. 1 llaYelllwood up Greenup 1·1$ 1J • by a semi-truck rtg that failed ents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett M M du le of PomerO)', JIOII• ~-Ill a.m. Sunp.m.: Frllbaratf _, , stop, authorities said, Lasmberdt. . !tor I Mr ••• and ey E. ..... 1):21 p.m.; Wayne H. don .., llll ay VIS ' 0 • .... was l member of the £pisco- .. e • . • •. · ~ - .......,, G"-'1> IJ:Ii a.~ J. I. Lew- Itt 1114 Mamie Eisenb.,..r iy ftstic Fisher tried DRIVER FINED Mrs. Everett Lambert were Mr. pal chureh. He was employed Mrs~ ~ · • ~ Kqaura, j,t up G.-up !,ill Lm.; K-D ware at the Maurice Chevalier " te" Re"""'d to let fired from two network shows, Pomeroy Mayor Charles t,o. and Mra. Gene Lambert and by the MacDonald Altcn!ft son, 1.33 p.IIL. Stbiday; Mrs. don 0~ kJO a.m.· Mary w·••·-' "'"""'de cu • ,_ 1 off - camers be setUed for some $200 000 family of Hemlock Grove Mrs Raymoncl C McDaniel Raven Allee down .Kel•ahl 7 ' p.m.; __":""Char''l'"6ene"' M wlth Da~e informed lite workl's oldest Rocky Marciano's still!~ th~r gar levied a fine of $5 and ' . Corp. . . . .• - - ·'='" Vallllllnt down Ualdahl 7·.•• dr~• . an and Mll- child sin,ler eoe mls • poncb lunchin' - opened a Cleveian• cost! against Ronald Hendricks, Kenneth Grover and Joy of He II survived by his . wile; wood, son, 4,;59 P·~: lll!nday, .,. ... lllhou just Mamie went and he4 n Ilea bJm nd F d Pomeroy, on a charge of pass- Chestor, Mr. and Mrs. Judlllr, and a 100 Jake, at Ill~ ,;- · pJD.; llriln B. do!rD Me!dahl to "Marne"' So did a a isb- utery . . . Richard E. Harper lng a. school bus Saturday while Haning, Mr. ·and Mrs. Ma"in home, "10 ll'ts moth•r, "'rs ' . ,John B'ra...,... r, •. . Eui , ene • .,141.cP-m.· Watt. Beekjord n-• · Sally er quailed .. · Reynolda' post- was upped to veep of all do White nd 1 11 0 r Fl twond1 "' • Browo Julie A B M tlilon ll:Ss p.m.; Lucy Jack"lie's a ·pain and mesUc and foretan It was in the process, of load- and . :. Betty Q \f. I. .ta Lucaa down Meldabl !2:':""" cover a "'"'· FIJmJ' uies ... Bert . Lab mg. Charles Swatzel, Pomeroy, C · b . Va,, a 1 Iter, Margaret mtlltll ol OhrlsUJn "llldlritd s." Col 10 ..~~~.. ~ llreJI do boya Nov. I . . . Art 1 TV-d'la· Tbe neltkld truth: Ann-Mar- final! calmed hi 40 • r was found not gu!Uy of 1 charie 01um us. . ol AUanta,pa,, a~ ~ btP!be't,. 1 Mrs Weld+!' 1:31 a.m.t·, AI: ma $25,000 . . . Jawa Bfel's Row" mint- travei fears and te yLoeanr of running a red llghL Mr. and Mrs. 'if. A. Elam of Bronson Mann of. Cbal'le:.torr: ·. 'R. Z Lfndaay, llliiDI causea lltt sltJrt II II: enl N Barrett, W. Va .. were The body Is at tht Barto* :· . m ,..,,..;, ,.,... . I. •IP• up V.ldahl 3:45 Ll:n.; lalDt ldDd of oountN•·ns FOR "'ood'1 atalle don on the United States to atar CIDANG 'i't TODAY at their home here and Bonsall Funeral home at Chlr• Flsher, Jr., Mra. !Jura Goody, !VIIIIr WUHam... up Metdahl , ,..... " oo woo with Rich- In "'l'bt, Beauty Part" .. , Lee bl M nd Mrs Mrs. lrtne lila!!l\ Mrs WIJ,. liM a.m. , !~ ~ .~ ~.~.~nloobu~'" ard GrqiOn woa't wind ,up In Marvill's Mexican-waters fish- ChTAIPEI 'U:l> - NaliDIIaKllst E~~~d ~-ill; lesion, W. VI... .. , liarrlsoa; ~ vadira\ •MuOabipolls lluJ Jeflboat •· EUeen B"""""" pu CJty ehurcb untD he gell a div~ Ina mate Is fiancee Michele mese Presrdent Chi an& al- Mr, and Mrs: Eugene~le; Wll~ . E. lllnes, ll!.d'ard doWJIUO p.m.; Vulcan up 10:· rerry Meltzer~U:::e:': ll :::: Shirle~ ~eLaine s Triola ''' The year's uonlty: ~~·~today celebrated his ?911) wood visited the pill week I KJtapp,. Mn. Carrie LeMUtel'l, II p.m.; Rose G. down 10:35 diJII at KIDi Heory VI qu · te ace, sn 1 a ll- a Women'a Wear Dally will!· r ay. relatives in Newark, Mr. and · · ; Frank D. YartiJJ, Mwk t MorI.ID.; Marl: Eutoo up 2:45 a. a- Tlarnoy'l widowed ,kj.: ~ poqess; what !ben out a pboto of Babe Paley. 'Mrs. Ray Underwood and rll, Ed'RII'd R. Pattaraon, ;Mr1. 1 jft,; a E. Bowles up 4:t0 a. Pat an4 her late busbancl'l tvintl parents in Coshocton. CONTIN!Jill) From Page 1 JIJDfl PhUUps, Mn. Cll'l, N. m.; l.ouishma dowa I a.m.; best friend DoiUI Bryne were The Frtlleh hit d arri~RVI Mrs. Joe Hatflold Is eonsicltl'ltiQII, In arriVIJtl . G. Jar· trancls Hougland down 1 a.m.; wed "llav • • r~ a few days with their the said llii!HiftL that tbl Htar- ry L. L. Jenka up 8:40a.m.; ADen R. bride?;, arlllt4e yau IDIIJ my 'llomoir Jolm-JobD" Ignores By Ava Gilke' Ann In Jackson and ldr lnl before the Board ov· Smllb, Mrs. Morrill down 1:10 a.m.; Solvay u wlsh to bt called CONTINUED From Pl(t 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dana Welsh Mrs: Richard Jeffers and er a period of 1p t:25 a.m. In Sardl' wh .._.. limp YJohn ·- · Les Crue's U:· ~~~~ arpalzaifoa had were called to Blackticlt by the lly ail wteka with her u:.,,ban s; a_t •about wife Eve's working Ill a FtU- tltdbted lllelf 10 dlaiNJIIJ death of Mr. Welsh'• brother. i.fiss Linda Shaffer wal lniiD cil' bout DYe!..':. ~edjeiilnh; :'k~ktall:. .. -~enasha_ SlnJI. •pommrmfll, left wiD& aad In-Jaw, Edward Glen. Saturday evening visitor tour •·ci~lfll dl In ,, 1 upeo I wy, millleal Bberal" flleDilleL t.jr, ~nd Mrs. F. 0. Wh~ey twu Jo Smith "" 1ecutory: lbafs O!u Chem" will have two 011- Six of lht pt'llonsra : were and erandson, t:hlp, Jlllted lbti Mr and Mrs Roy DEVOTED ro INTIBDI vorce, ter 01 IWGS. IWKlll Alii& slap <- water, picked up diner Robert Clarks and Gilkey Qonni. and Jobnlzy Nub, · fine ::.." ~J · ·,;s Dave Mer- early Suii4~ lrlnmllla dlaautsed and the Robert ~ .over rienlll& visitors 'or Mr. 1 ~ ve-year ld Bdwy. bit u bunter. llrd pnpil'Ori to !be weekend. . Mr(.. c D Smith, Jo and Mr 11 11 the "Pieul "CaraiYII" 1A=- ~ter II the latest Paris leave for upsla!e New York, Mr. and Mrs, Homer Rlae of and ~s 'Doyle Knapp ' :0~!~; · ~ ~~~~ mrult .. BID Holden's alleled!Y to attack a camp. Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. Ions. · BW~kl~ nee:!ree makes him ·a 2nd-Ume Pollee alto_said the group Homer Wlllllrd of Datwln via. Jo Smtlb and Linda that be'a JettinB to Vi 1 N :'· pop · · One Manhattan tried to 'Infiltrate a U.S. Army lied Mr. and Mrs. Clarence were Friday enninJ vllltorl 1D ly 'rl e am PI •tore SUffered half·a-lllll· Reserve Specltll Forces unit on Eastman Sunday afternoon Marcia warner and enloJv·l ear lnel te en;:::am our UDII ln bad cbecks ~ yell: a· Slaten ltrland io attend classes Mr. and Mrs. Kennath P4'rne ttl piua. ' J udiqw Bllly lone · · JaM Fonda • au~ ill IUerrllla warfare. • are occupylnB the boUle VlcJI- "Carl McElroy of the u. 1 ~ 1uoe ID Playboy for tlirea mW for !Ill# . .. ,ed by Paul Steillllllj& when AnJw 1pe111 ~ weeiencl . 1D ~ "lla~' :: ~ :" ,::'.: ..::.m~:: ~ftfl~,-~ _ he.;o:ed to ColumbUI. ltlfQMN!IIS, Mr. IIIII Mn. Pauli h.;~; Burt ileyualdl olriiDII7 a!ld&JIIIIt -pliJ<Jut ••• .._ liiabo ,..._....,, iii~ tntoBurt- of • nd Mrs. ·H•• D. Gilkey MUllnlY . and Btu. 11ff 111111' l'4llt FIIIMr ._ .,_ ., ...,. " . a Galllpolls and . Mr. IIJII KJt.J • "1 •*'lm ... A~1TV dJ.. .... llllrurban Sharohtrtlle tatwn and Clbiloll Gilkey, Tad and.Ka!hi, lrF)d, lor Mr. and Mrs• •~.~ ..,.'!,untt" ~ . tam":,!.e-mem.... ~-wi.!!:.~bl ewjled will! an esUmaled flO,- of Albany ~lalted Ava G~ .- m~· p ev••••• 1111 w - · ..... """ ....... IS 000 ID cash and dttekt. 'pollee Suncl . . venin . '' ' ,· ·' ~.... . l'liharbut whiD lbe 'lllnlo 'll,lotfle d*n:!WII a ; ,.ned. : .. ·Aa •:we lieiJiq ·~ tna. "~ ,u~~_ ·• ' Yard Hnnl S .,I w. · F= v~ .. John of Huntington, and Robert Forsyth of Cleveland, o. A surviving sister is Mrs. Etta Lyncb of Phoenlxvlll Pa. e, Funeral services were In !he Crow-Russell Funeral home, and burial was In Victor ceme1ery near Anste.ad W V ' ' • a. i ' tb' Family Farm Vital to Farr· Food Pn·ces Leaders of Ohi"o Fa'rmers Un.·on M31"ntai. em Star, and lllptlst church. CANNED I ' ' War:AllKinds,. Swaying Voters ~ ~; Profits " The Kroger Co. Highw'ay Death.. ' res~A•w;sorsyth, the wid~w of For~ .:... •• yJsll - · __ .._....... ,.. are down in spl!e of higher an was member of the Order of East- ·- • Melp llneral ~tal Admloslono Salur<lay - Anna Brewer, Portland. ' mscb~rp~ Salllrday ...\ Car· rie Swartz, Chester; Andy Porter, Pomeroy 1 Harold TriP' ' lett, Pomeroy, Admission• Sl!llday- Vernon Howell, Pomeroy; Esra Howell, Pomeroy; ·Essie Ruiiell; ·Mlddleport. mschar1e• Stmday - Norma wa• Goodwin, Pohlei'Oy. Kuala Lumpur. 'nle Presl~e!U ,underdmJopecl oaUons noted Peking's ·announcement\ trasic. · . that it had sueeess!UIIy "It also Invites danger to launched a auided missile China Itself," be said. "For the and eapinded a nuclear war- leaders of China must realize bead on the test target. , that any nuclear capacUity they Johnsoo said the prouTera- can develop can - 1114 will tion of nuclear weapons amq be deterred." I FLORIDA r:::::~~~~~·~Charlu 125'S. f..t 2 .• ... ..~;s·~~ ... - .,,,,...."' .:, ~- .q .... _; ' ~ -~..-~111'!1: ~~ :-,t DOL ,1, t, M ~· . .>. -- -··---' THE DAILY SDfiE ~~ w~'!.! ~laid~ u.. .m:,:a :: =:;.. . ~a!er!alll lll .i.Quee~s· Av~ Mlk~ were:::'~~~,~~ tah 0:., UOou ,-+ .,.er ,,4., ll '.ii .. '··~' . n!.l;."' ~~hi"• C. • ,·{ '{'1!11.\t :,. r{~·r;~ ,l!"j lt4o( 1 ~.11'1 'f;' · ~A �-- ·-· ..·---·_.._"" ------- .. - ( . '• I ' DOCfOR HlLEM HELP tiS! Standings SAYS 'IRRl'S WORLD Roll to 34-14 Grid Victory Over POea AFL SIBIIdlnc• By UaHed Preu lnteraallonal Eaoten Dlvllloa · W. l. T. Pc~ Bosloa 4 . 2 1 .116'1 New York 4 3 1 .571 Buffalo 4 3 1 .571 UeusloD 3. S 0 .375 Miami 2 5 0 .286 Wellml Dlvblta W. r.; T. Pet· Kansas City f z 0 .750 SaD Diego i z 1 .714 04t1an<1 4 4 0 .5011 Tbree toucbdoWI!I l'llo lint play and goal. On tile next, RuUand fumbled the Poca point safety. , lateral to Williams pul the Poca 24 In eight piaye extra polnl Quarterback Joe McClanahan kick-<>ff and the vlsllors had On Pocs's kick-<>ff. Drenner ball at the Poe• 10 yard slripe Hawk ins, on a rvllout andl1:~r first 510 mioutoa ol at faked a pitchout lo Jerry For- a first down at the Red Devll took the ball al the Rutland and i( looked ao if the Devil• 1o be hit. lateraled 1o Rutland Saturday bes and banded to Fullback 46. 35 and went all the way for' would score again. Welch and the 200 lb. a huge homecoming on AUen Bailey who blasted bls Poca could DOt get 1 tbinl what seemed another Rutland TI1e Dots. however, buckied took the ball to c, 4 on a Ul Its .feel u !be Jllod way up the middle lor the first TO driv~ going this ,time as ~re, but alert eyes ot the ol· down on this ~·ries. o~opping yard gain. .. ,,,,,11 rambled lo a !4-14 wiD score. Batley added the extra strong Une play :fed by Perry ftctals .cang!Jt a cUppmg penal· Williams for a 3 yard loss and Rutland was caught for , 111'>>\'o Poca "B" team. points. . KeJJJ!edy stopped, every effort. ty and the TO was called back. , knocking down two pa"es Wi\h necessary roughness at " One of the wUdellt first Four plays later the Red I Cawley's punt 011 fourth and However, Hawkills soon com-: fourth and goal al the 13. point, but a Hawkins to , , ,· of blgh school . got 'OD the acoreboard 9 at the 45 was partially block· , pleted lwo paSBeS for 43 ya~d' l Hawkins hit Drenner lor what , ner pass made up lor Jt · :;:;.-;;;~ ~~~ ill !lillY yean tie the acore at 1-8. It was ed and the !led J?tvils had a and Drenner picked up five seemed like a score bot Oren· I another score. Orenner , tooiJ ..J n«tJrer 1 J 0 .125 "L"t's cballge sldeo, Pop. touchdoWIJS, lbree broken play that_ Rutland first down on tbeir 38. 1more as the firllt quarter end· ner was out of the end zone the pass on aoout lhe th~,,j 1 ; I Sunday'• Relulll ef the meal It over!" fumbles, a safety on as Joe Hawklu look Four playo later Hawkins I ed. . and the vi~ tors took over. Po- and with a powerful burst ~,.,b B~alo 33 New York 23 1&-14 flrllt quarter ICOJ'tl 811Bp, roUed out, missed a spotted Dr~aner go~ lnlo the I _ Tbree plays and one minute ca got twl>. play~ off before 8 >ackward somersalt weJII, 111 B<isloR 24 Oakland 21 one Red Devil TD and began rtiiUimg. He ~nd zone alone and bit the Jun. mto the second quarter Dreoner · the half ended· •nd Rutl a.Jd took into the end zone for the flnal '" KIIIISas City 48 Houston 23 <ailed bad< beeauae ol I lor the sldellnee and behind 10r balfbaek wilb a perfect shimmed his way m from the a 28-14 lead to the d•es, ;rK Rutla nd score Son Diego 24 Denver 17 penlty. ,downfield blocking by pitch for another Red Devil three lo make it 22·14 in favor room ' · .. p · - ·b k 1 b 1 ·~ Outstandlnl Doe play and others he raced 'th 3 mln tes d J• 0f R tl d Will' • r .. oca came ac s rong, u ·' Nut Saaday'• Gamel • score WI u an ~~" I u an · Iams try or Poca settled oown ;o g'l\KI time ran out with a first aod HousloD at 08kland 0 second efforts by 51 yards to paydlrt with ' ml• seconds left In tbe first period. the eiira points was slopped. hardnose footba.l) in the second K<>ai at the fo . fte th Dot San Diego at Kansas City Halfback Gary Drenner and 50 oeCODds left. FuU· Hawkins attempted I keeper After a 'Poca punt and pass half and Sill~P'"<l everything had .lnven 68 u;,~, ~n e run: :-,~; Denver at Bostoo By Ualted PreuiJ!Ienallonal Joe Hawkins Lariryl Lemley added the on the try lor the PAT• and Mmterceptlon exchanges, one by Rutland had to offer m In' · plays agai nst Rutland 's seconc--o Btlllalo at Miami This week's Ohio college loot- the Red Devils of Coach po n a. ped artm of Poca and lhe other th' d 'od , . •Uo ball schedule Smith a 211-14 . RutiaRd kicked off and lore- waB s1op . b Drenner the Red Devils " pen . team. Poca s lla•ley led lbe '·" Saturday lead. fd 8 Poca punt. The Devils Kennedy.'• kick-<>11 was low r~ 8 Jirst 'and 10 at the Poca A blocked punt by K•nnedy in grour~d game Wit h 131 yards ir•. ,q By UDI=~~alloul lndiama at Ohio State Rutland took the plcked up one first down lhen l•nd.Pocas Sayre had trouble 4f • 8ix plays later Hawkins the hrsl part olllie t. 1urt h per. _11 uws Ho~wkms bad 102 yard! Easlo,. Dlvloion Clacimmli at N. Texas State , . kick-off and on the first llmbled at lhe Dols' 30 yard holdi~g onto the ball, finally Mike Barr standing alone iod, however, hurl Ihe Dots '" 10 runs for the Red Devils. ,, Xavier at Dayton scrimmage Halfback El· lire. David Cawley recovered ! dowrung It at the Poca one. I in lhe •nd zone WI"th a seven and preven '-d oul. Its b t!/£1 W. L. Pet. . ... ~oe t he Devi ls frorn .Hutla . nd th ·.closes F' I Philadelphia Marshall at Bowling Green bert W111iams fumbled al the loose ball for Poca and on McClanahan tried a keeper yard throw with 3 minu tes and b . 1season Is nd>y '" a att e 0110 Kent State at Louisville Boslon 5 8I 1.300 Red Devils' 20. George Skid- the next play Big AI Bailey . for one and then handed to 18 seconds left :n the first hall " ": backed mto ill" shadows Wt lh mal Wahdm a " 1\utland, ... New York 4 3 .5"1 Ohio Univ. al West. Michigan more recovered lor Poca broke through the Rutland de· Sayre on the next play bu t' Poca lumbl«i the k' k If of l Jetr own ~nal unsto . Hntl :>1d lfi 12 o ti - ! ; ; .. 4 4 ·,;,., Akro• al Butler !Ind.) two plays later the West lenses and galloped \)0-)ards was stopped for no gai~. on i and Kenned h IC o it was on ""' 66 vard Ru' Pra B 14 0 0 0 - 14 .. 0 2 ~~7t/~:~ ·;;Maine at Youngstown ginia team was ahead 8-U. lor another Poca score. Forbes the next play Sayre was caughl la tremend y, w played land dnve !hat 1•rc n•·r slww•·d Tlh. Rolland , ltawkms. I 7 • Central State t Witte be Gayle Sayre, left halfbsck tried for the extra puints but ' in the end zone by Kennedy lthe ball ou ~m~ recovered hiS ability as» hallh:wk fhe ' " '-1 :d run : ll t't'oner, 3 or Wesler• DiviBlon Findlay at Way"nesbur." rg . . for Poca, hit for 10 yards oa ! was stopped. Iand the Red Devils bad a 2 Ha k' on De . oca 21. AI combo ol l.cml<-, tJr,•mter an d ilil ' d ""'' fr "m """ kms. 3 vd. W L P<l • ·--- • w ms to avts pass and , Williams d tl II I Detroit · · Baldwin~Wallace at Heidelberg mvve Je ";1 to t 1e nm. anU JU .Y d P<~'" frt1 m !law. 5 3 .625 Capital at Woosler Burr. ! nr i vd r" ' San Francisco 4 3 .571 Muskingum at Denison - Daily- sentinel, Pomeroy-MiMieport, 0' Oc_t_._3 1, l!J6 __ ._6 _'___5 frD lll ll a\\ktns ,~,Ira pninls, . Chicago 4 4 .500 OtterbeiR at Hiram RLJ11 and, Lt.. m1..,_r . nn run. Ken- by Heteft Bottei-...J. This Week's , G Ohi ames ) . I I. 1 ! (~'apitol Comment, :Events hil. ~s~;e~:••• R :1 ! :~~ ~tvaun~~sl~~a~'7t"~arletla u......_, 1 esu tJ Delrolt 124 Los Angeles 121 (Only game scheduled) Tuesday'~ Game ~:~;=~~~.~;;)go TrantJ'arent Oberlin at Ohio Wesleyan H0t passing • Ann 0£Frank Ryan CJ"ICks I For 4TDs in 49-17 Rout of Atlanta Club Jets ''"" Lose Agai·n ne~;,;.,.":;,t,rle.:· B t N • F !~~a~=v~=~~!ros:~~ co:~~c~~~:et"~:~/a~e~e!~;~~ ~h~~o;e~:~ig~it~n~a~:l"!i. Em· ~ OS 0n Ips oe ;,;~·! ~~~:~:" . 2 "' !0 and 7( yd. run.-.: . exira pomts, Puca, . , Eastern Mich_ at Ohio Northern ATLANTA (UP II 8 For dtf- sort of - With Coll~er s game I ta's Junior Coffey was the fine.l Northwood (Mich./ at Ashland ferent reason•, both coaches 1 plan. The c oach wanted to individual rusher In lhe game, Taylor (Ind.) at Defiance were encouraged by the 49-17 stress runmng because hard gaining 117 yards in 17 carries. i ~~:t!:'e~e~~e~~~~!~. VJCioih:r ' Ba tley. ru n. ~T.\TISTICS I .• Rutla nd Poca 14 • • '' John Carroll at Allegheny . :lieve in avoidi?g contact He "We did move the hall I' I Yds. Pa ss. Case Tech al Wayne State Coach Blanton Coll1er of the roke around nght end and against the Browns," Hecker By MIKE GREMAUD atop the W I. d , . Total \'ds. 1 Detroit 124 Los Angeles 121 Saturday Ni•hl had come here fearing raced 70 yards two more said, "especially on the Jim Nance has mad• ·ust [ Tl . es en• " '"on.. 1 1 1 • . th h NF 1e mos 1 ex cJimg p1ay of the; Pass. All<'ln. W. L. T. PIB. Miami at Toledo a let-dow•. "I was afratd el ao any ot er L run from ground - and you know the I about the biggest splash in , gam h , Pa«. Cnmp. IL:# . Chicago 4 0 0 81 Hope (Mich.) at Blulfloll that one,'' he said_ "The team scrimmage this year. Browns have a tremendouo de- Boston since the tea party Robe . came w ~n Johnny , l'a<s . lnlrrc. Ry 1 Montreal 3 1 0 61 fiat 9uring the last few The touchdown hel ped Kelly fen~ive team." The Boswn Patriots' s~pho- . Blar:n~on. 1_ntf'rrPpt , a .Gt>orgf Fum blrs Lost 3 · ~ % ., Ttronlo I I 2 4 of practjce.' to a 98-yard lola! gain I• 14 In fact lhe Falcons, afler lhe more fullback racked up • new • down"" ~~ss and ~aced 2:J .vards_ Punts I for 39 ~- 1!1, DetrOII 2 4 0 4 Coach Norm Hecker of the cames, mamtammg hiS place Browns gained a 14-0 lead mid· team record of 2IO yards i Ia . e ;,d~ lmes brlnle 2 d New York 1 3 I 3 had this evaluatiol : among NFL runners. way through the first period, Sunday as the Pats look over ' to 1\,tllte Mi tchelL r •nall i., y Boston I 3 I 3 keep losing but I honeslly Then Ryan went lo work, dominated lhe game unlll the · first place in the East. rn l w o raced tlle rtsl of the way HUTLA~IJ IND. GAINS Sunday's Results 001 we keep improving." The throwmg a 36-yard louchdown middle of the third quarter. I Division of the American ' lo score. on a 78-yard play ' llrenner. 9 carrie' for -47. ' ~ 10 10 Detroit 8 Boslon 1 an eipansion eluh, losl pass lo _P'Ju i Warfield lhe They mounted five sustained Football League with a 24_211 The Cna rters stayed sct·ond: llawk ins. to for tO'l. ::c. >I 10 (Only gaines scheduled) Ohio College FootbaH Seoros t!Jeir eighth straight game. ftrst per1nd, a 17-yard touc!J. drives. win over Oakland. i place Ute \\·estern Dll·tslon : 1\'iti inms . 7 for 9. --~'·ruel4lay'a Game By United Press lntemattonal Collier's fears of a let.doWI down pass to ~ary Colhns m The Georgians scored a touch· In other AFL a1ion, Buffalo I With a wm over Dl:'nver. m .'l u~mley , • Boston at Chicago Minnesota 17 Ohio Stale 7 lo be ed the second, a SIX·yarder lo Er· down on a one-yard plunge by downed N Y 23 S , game marked by four 1\'ild 9 for 37. - --~· 3 !Only game scheduled) Tulsa 13 Cinci•nati 0 lr the ,e•taggBerat nle Green in the third, and " ' Ernie Wheelwright and a 23- Diego slo e~ O:r , ~; 1 •7 and \ changes in the first ha lf. <' ~ 1o 20 Oh' U · 'ty om s ar · rowns strike to l(elly early in the d fi ld 1 b Lo PP nv..' an SAVE u•Y n 10 mvl'rs! Frank Ryan fired rth yar e goa ~ u Kansaa City bombed Houston Denv er scored fir st on a tw ~ 1 NFL Standings VillaRova 13 Xavier 7 touchdown passes - ORe in ou quarter. In the second periOd. A 411-23. Miami had a bye. . yard run by Max CIJOb ian San On Your By United Pre" lnlaemallonal Bowling Green 17 Miami 14 period. He completed 13 . Alter the regulars went off, field goal and a fumble at tho . Nance, the league's leading Diego came back on a fi ve yard Ea• 1,... Dlvlsloa Kent State 28 Toledo 20 of 21 passes lor Z23 yards Jtm Ninowski threw 1 f4.yard Cleveland 12-yanl-hne kepi ground-gailer with 755 . d run by Keith Lmcoln in the fi rst w. L T. Pet Western Mich. 35 MarshaU 29 Halfback Leroy Kelly ran the. touchdown pass to Clifton Me· them from scoring In the scored on plunges tf ~!"~-~ period. St. Louis · Northern Illinois 31 Akron 18 Nell for one touchdown and a period In the third period trail~· "'"'I . i Dallas 5 I I .833 Central St 20 WVa St 0 longest louchdown sprint ol any 15-yarder to Rlllph Smith for ing oniy 21-10 the Falco~s lwo yards. The louchdown' Bob Scarpltto returned a pun l ·: · Oh·. N . t.h NFL back this season and the another tai ed• d . lh 1 5 I I .833 M ki wert his seventh and eighth , 63 yards for Der~v et· to gtve the 47 IO or en 0 Cleveland 5 2 0 .714 D us· ngum B on ld . W ll Browns subs came off •the bench Collt'er. leased 'lh th . a "" -•n . ldnve a! a rus h'mg lo set another Pals ,:: Broncos the Ieo~. d. buI J onn I'' ·' d', 21 Washio t emson a wm· a ace 12 . , p WI e sec- m a l!ll"iSe<~l 11e go . ed f hd J. 5 3 10 the final quarter 111 score two ond •tringero showing, said, g on 625 Capital 21 Ashland 14 The .:rowns, with a 5-Z rec· record. pass or a touc own a~< Philadelphia 4 4 0 400 quick touchdowns also "Bolh Charle Ha d rd lied lth' r Gmo Cappelletti's 15-yard I Paul Lewe returned • klckoft J4 • • - Pttlsb h · • Y rraway an 1 pu w 11 a game o fi ld · d · · INSURANCE AGENCY 10 urg KeUy Leads 011 Handy Schultz have shown they the firsl place St. Louis Cardin- ,. goal th the second I yar s to pul San O;ego anead at Phone 992.2440 1 5 I .167 Dallao 52 Pittsburgh 21 1 5 I .167 Minnesola 28 San Francisco 3 New York Kelly's louchdown spriat sJ'art. have runni•g ablllty.'' I als, who play the Chicago Bears quarter gave Boston the edge, 0 8 0 .000 Baltimore 17 Los Angeles 3 Atlauta the Browns scoring early in Coach Hecker also oaw some on Monday nigllt over Nltbonal 81 Oakland rallied for two Weslem Division (Only gameB scheduled) the first quarter - fitting Ia, runaing lnlcks he liked. Allan· Television. touchdowns 1? the final quarter. W. L T. Pet. , Monday's Game Winmng Record Green Bay 7 I 0 .875 Chicago al St. Louis the final two minute• to give The win gave the •urprising Baltimore 5 2 0 .714 (Only game scheduled) the Pistons their filth win in Pats I 4·2·1 record, while NEW TIME-SAVING WORK SIIVING Los Angeles 4 4 0 .500 Next Sunday's Gamea eight games and • one·half secolld-place Buffalo . and New ~~~g:ncisco 3 3 1 .500 Cleveland at Pittsburgh game lead over aecond place York ahare tdenltcal f-3.1 3 3 0 .5011 Dallas at Philadelphia . mark•. MlmJesota 2 4 1 .333 Detroil at Chicago San . FranciSco. . . Buffalo held the Jets 1o a nel Detroil 2 6 0 .250 Los Angeles al Sal Fran By United Prell JnteraaHOIIII) sion race In the National With the IDiury-nddled Lakers five yards rushing and picked Saaday'o _Resalto Minnesota at Green Bay The Detroit Pisl0118 are taking BasketbaU Association, Detroit holding a 115-111 lead, DeBus.. off live Joe Namath aerials to Washington l/1 Philadelphia 13 St Louis at New York hint from the automakers, edged lhe Los Angeles Lakers chere got really hot and brought hand New York ils third Cleveland 49 AUanll 17 WashlngtoJJ at BalUmort and have lntraduced a fast new 124-121 SUnday night In the lone the _PisloD! back lo win. The straight loss. Boolh Lusteg, Green Bay 31 Detroit 7 (Only games scheduled) they can the DeBuss- gamt scheduled. leadmg playm•ker for Detroit Buffalo'• rookie kicking sensa· -;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;o;~.,..ii;ii~ifiiiiiiiii~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Icl~ere racer. Player-coach Dave DeBuss- last year, DeBusschero finished lion, booted four field goals. Now atop the Western Dlvl- chere pumped in seven point• ]ft the game with 't1 poinls, But Namath lossed two TD passes teammate Ray Seott wa• high aad Btll Batrd"s 39-yard jaunt for the Pistons with a total of with an intercepted pass gave 29. the New Yorkers 211 points ir1 Takes Ihe kink out of cleanin&- Gives you Deep-Cl ean · ' Already withoul the services the final period. in11: Power Pak System! Cordaway smooth ly reels outi just of star guard Jerry West, the The real shocker came when as much cord as vou need, relrocts automal1call y. J!r; Peak Lal<ers lost Elgin Baylor pint-sized Buffalo defensi"" ll _p. tan tel motor With dual exhausts, loc greater cleanme because of a leg injury. back Chlie Warner took the , ef11c1eocy. Tool ·Pak. Toe sw1ttt• fll~ top hd. long Ltlt RIVERSIDE, Calli. (UP!)- looked u if Surtees ""uld keep Walt Hazzard. trying 1o tate '"cond hall opening kickoff and ! nvlon hose. Oeluxe set of clean ~<• ~ Accto ~ones at ll(l e~t (a John Surtees, tilt driving his money and the title. up the olack for West and raced 95 yards lor a louchdown,. ~"'2'-:l'P. ~. cost GOT TO MAKE ROOM FOR MORE ~----"'" - ":· -~,~ -~ ~~ of Surrey, England, wu Hall, who flnlshed just 1G Baylor, totaled 33 points for the to build the Bills' lead II 19-3. 1 , . ---=---~... ~,. rleher today after winning the seconds behind the Brltlsher In Lal<ers. KaDBas Cily moUJlled a 33·3 NEW FORD TRADE-INSI 'l1rnel Grand Pril lor 1por11 his (happaral · Oievy, tool!: the ottack in the lirsl half and went cars Iunday, but lead from Bruce McLaren In on 1o humble the Houston Ingels Furniture, 992-2635, Middleport lEI US TODAY POR THI SHARPEST NHL Standings Plastic STORM w WINDOW • 1' College F baII .J ~erall~g ~ i~ ·•- 1'1'; . 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On tile next, RuUand fumbled the Poca point safety. , lateral to Williams pul the Poca 24 In eight piaye extra polnl Quarterback Joe McClanahan kick-<>ff and the vlsllors had On Pocs's kick-<>ff. Drenner ball at the Poe• 10 yard slripe Hawk ins, on a rvllout andl1:~r first 510 mioutoa ol at faked a pitchout lo Jerry For- a first down at the Red Devll took the ball al the Rutland and i( looked ao if the Devil• 1o be hit. lateraled 1o Rutland Saturday bes and banded to Fullback 46. 35 and went all the way for' would score again. Welch and the 200 lb. a huge homecoming on AUen Bailey who blasted bls Poca could DOt get 1 tbinl what seemed another Rutland TI1e Dots. however, buckied took the ball to c, 4 on a Ul Its .feel u !be Jllod way up the middle lor the first TO driv~ going this ,time as ~re, but alert eyes ot the ol· down on this ~·ries. o~opping yard gain. .. ,,,,,11 rambled lo a !4-14 wiD score. Batley added the extra strong Une play :fed by Perry ftctals .cang!Jt a cUppmg penal· Williams for a 3 yard loss and Rutland was caught for , 111'>>\'o Poca "B" team. points. . KeJJJ!edy stopped, every effort. ty and the TO was called back. , knocking down two pa"es Wi\h necessary roughness at " One of the wUdellt first Four plays later the Red I Cawley's punt 011 fourth and However, Hawkills soon com-: fourth and goal al the 13. point, but a Hawkins to , , ,· of blgh school . got 'OD the acoreboard 9 at the 45 was partially block· , pleted lwo paSBeS for 43 ya~d' l Hawkins hit Drenner lor what , ner pass made up lor Jt · :;:;.-;;;~ ~~~ ill !lillY yean tie the acore at 1-8. It was ed and the !led J?tvils had a and Drenner picked up five seemed like a score bot Oren· I another score. Orenner , tooiJ ..J n«tJrer 1 J 0 .125 "L"t's cballge sldeo, Pop. touchdoWIJS, lbree broken play that_ Rutland first down on tbeir 38. 1more as the firllt quarter end· ner was out of the end zone the pass on aoout lhe th~,,j 1 ; I Sunday'• Relulll ef the meal It over!" fumbles, a safety on as Joe Hawklu look Four playo later Hawkins I ed. . and the vi~ tors took over. Po- and with a powerful burst ~,.,b B~alo 33 New York 23 1&-14 flrllt quarter ICOJ'tl 811Bp, roUed out, missed a spotted Dr~aner go~ lnlo the I _ Tbree plays and one minute ca got twl>. play~ off before 8 >ackward somersalt weJII, 111 B<isloR 24 Oakland 21 one Red Devil TD and began rtiiUimg. He ~nd zone alone and bit the Jun. mto the second quarter Dreoner · the half ended· •nd Rutl a.Jd took into the end zone for the flnal '" KIIIISas City 48 Houston 23 <ailed bad< beeauae ol I lor the sldellnee and behind 10r balfbaek wilb a perfect shimmed his way m from the a 28-14 lead to the d•es, ;rK Rutla nd score Son Diego 24 Denver 17 penlty. ,downfield blocking by pitch for another Red Devil three lo make it 22·14 in favor room ' · .. p · - ·b k 1 b 1 ·~ Outstandlnl Doe play and others he raced 'th 3 mln tes d J• 0f R tl d Will' • r .. oca came ac s rong, u ·' Nut Saaday'• Gamel • score WI u an ~~" I u an · Iams try or Poca settled oown ;o g'l\KI time ran out with a first aod HousloD at 08kland 0 second efforts by 51 yards to paydlrt with ' ml• seconds left In tbe first period. the eiira points was slopped. hardnose footba.l) in the second K<>ai at the fo . fte th Dot San Diego at Kansas City Halfback Gary Drenner and 50 oeCODds left. FuU· Hawkins attempted I keeper After a 'Poca punt and pass half and Sill~P'"<l everything had .lnven 68 u;,~, ~n e run: :-,~; Denver at Bostoo By Ualted PreuiJ!Ienallonal Joe Hawkins Lariryl Lemley added the on the try lor the PAT• and Mmterceptlon exchanges, one by Rutland had to offer m In' · plays agai nst Rutland 's seconc--o Btlllalo at Miami This week's Ohio college loot- the Red Devils of Coach po n a. ped artm of Poca and lhe other th' d 'od , . •Uo ball schedule Smith a 211-14 . RutiaRd kicked off and lore- waB s1op . b Drenner the Red Devils " pen . team. Poca s lla•ley led lbe '·" Saturday lead. fd 8 Poca punt. The Devils Kennedy.'• kick-<>11 was low r~ 8 Jirst 'and 10 at the Poca A blocked punt by K•nnedy in grour~d game Wit h 131 yards ir•. ,q By UDI=~~alloul lndiama at Ohio State Rutland took the plcked up one first down lhen l•nd.Pocas Sayre had trouble 4f • 8ix plays later Hawkins the hrsl part olllie t. 1urt h per. _11 uws Ho~wkms bad 102 yard! Easlo,. Dlvloion Clacimmli at N. Texas State , . kick-off and on the first llmbled at lhe Dols' 30 yard holdi~g onto the ball, finally Mike Barr standing alone iod, however, hurl Ihe Dots '" 10 runs for the Red Devils. ,, Xavier at Dayton scrimmage Halfback El· lire. David Cawley recovered ! dowrung It at the Poca one. I in lhe •nd zone WI"th a seven and preven '-d oul. Its b t!/£1 W. L. Pet. . ... ~oe t he Devi ls frorn .Hutla . nd th ·.closes F' I Philadelphia Marshall at Bowling Green bert W111iams fumbled al the loose ball for Poca and on McClanahan tried a keeper yard throw with 3 minu tes and b . 1season Is nd>y '" a att e 0110 Kent State at Louisville Boslon 5 8I 1.300 Red Devils' 20. George Skid- the next play Big AI Bailey . for one and then handed to 18 seconds left :n the first hall " ": backed mto ill" shadows Wt lh mal Wahdm a " 1\utland, ... New York 4 3 .5"1 Ohio Univ. al West. Michigan more recovered lor Poca broke through the Rutland de· Sayre on the next play bu t' Poca lumbl«i the k' k If of l Jetr own ~nal unsto . Hntl :>1d lfi 12 o ti - ! ; ; .. 4 4 ·,;,., Akro• al Butler !Ind.) two plays later the West lenses and galloped \)0-)ards was stopped for no gai~. on i and Kenned h IC o it was on ""' 66 vard Ru' Pra B 14 0 0 0 - 14 .. 0 2 ~~7t/~:~ ·;;Maine at Youngstown ginia team was ahead 8-U. lor another Poca score. Forbes the next play Sayre was caughl la tremend y, w played land dnve !hat 1•rc n•·r slww•·d Tlh. Rolland , ltawkms. I 7 • Central State t Witte be Gayle Sayre, left halfbsck tried for the extra puints but ' in the end zone by Kennedy lthe ball ou ~m~ recovered hiS ability as» hallh:wk fhe ' " '-1 :d run : ll t't'oner, 3 or Wesler• DiviBlon Findlay at Way"nesbur." rg . . for Poca, hit for 10 yards oa ! was stopped. Iand the Red Devils bad a 2 Ha k' on De . oca 21. AI combo ol l.cml<-, tJr,•mter an d ilil ' d ""'' fr "m """ kms. 3 vd. W L P<l • ·--- • w ms to avts pass and , Williams d tl II I Detroit · · Baldwin~Wallace at Heidelberg mvve Je ";1 to t 1e nm. anU JU .Y d P<~'" frt1 m !law. 5 3 .625 Capital at Woosler Burr. ! nr i vd r" ' San Francisco 4 3 .571 Muskingum at Denison - Daily- sentinel, Pomeroy-MiMieport, 0' Oc_t_._3 1, l!J6 __ ._6 _'___5 frD lll ll a\\ktns ,~,Ira pninls, . Chicago 4 4 .500 OtterbeiR at Hiram RLJ11 and, Lt.. m1..,_r . nn run. Ken- by Heteft Bottei-...J. This Week's , G Ohi ames ) . I I. 1 ! (~'apitol Comment, :Events hil. ~s~;e~:••• R :1 ! :~~ ~tvaun~~sl~~a~'7t"~arletla u......_, 1 esu tJ Delrolt 124 Los Angeles 121 (Only game scheduled) Tuesday'~ Game ~:~;=~~~.~;;)go TrantJ'arent Oberlin at Ohio Wesleyan H0t passing • Ann 0£Frank Ryan CJ"ICks I For 4TDs in 49-17 Rout of Atlanta Club Jets ''"" Lose Agai·n ne~;,;.,.":;,t,rle.:· B t N • F !~~a~=v~=~~!ros:~~ co:~~c~~~:et"~:~/a~e~e!~;~~ ~h~~o;e~:~ig~it~n~a~:l"!i. Em· ~ OS 0n Ips oe ;,;~·! ~~~:~:" . 2 "' !0 and 7( yd. run.-.: . exira pomts, Puca, . , Eastern Mich_ at Ohio Northern ATLANTA (UP II 8 For dtf- sort of - With Coll~er s game I ta's Junior Coffey was the fine.l Northwood (Mich./ at Ashland ferent reason•, both coaches 1 plan. The c oach wanted to individual rusher In lhe game, Taylor (Ind.) at Defiance were encouraged by the 49-17 stress runmng because hard gaining 117 yards in 17 carries. i ~~:t!:'e~e~~e~~~~!~. VJCioih:r ' Ba tley. ru n. ~T.\TISTICS I .• Rutla nd Poca 14 • • '' John Carroll at Allegheny . :lieve in avoidi?g contact He "We did move the hall I' I Yds. Pa ss. Case Tech al Wayne State Coach Blanton Coll1er of the roke around nght end and against the Browns," Hecker By MIKE GREMAUD atop the W I. d , . Total \'ds. 1 Detroit 124 Los Angeles 121 Saturday Ni•hl had come here fearing raced 70 yards two more said, "especially on the Jim Nance has mad• ·ust [ Tl . es en• " '"on.. 1 1 1 • . th h NF 1e mos 1 ex cJimg p1ay of the; Pass. All<'ln. W. L. T. PIB. Miami at Toledo a let-dow•. "I was afratd el ao any ot er L run from ground - and you know the I about the biggest splash in , gam h , Pa«. Cnmp. IL:# . Chicago 4 0 0 81 Hope (Mich.) at Blulfloll that one,'' he said_ "The team scrimmage this year. Browns have a tremendouo de- Boston since the tea party Robe . came w ~n Johnny , l'a<s . lnlrrc. Ry 1 Montreal 3 1 0 61 fiat 9uring the last few The touchdown hel ped Kelly fen~ive team." The Boswn Patriots' s~pho- . Blar:n~on. 1_ntf'rrPpt , a .Gt>orgf Fum blrs Lost 3 · ~ % ., Ttronlo I I 2 4 of practjce.' to a 98-yard lola! gain I• 14 In fact lhe Falcons, afler lhe more fullback racked up • new • down"" ~~ss and ~aced 2:J .vards_ Punts I for 39 ~- 1!1, DetrOII 2 4 0 4 Coach Norm Hecker of the cames, mamtammg hiS place Browns gained a 14-0 lead mid· team record of 2IO yards i Ia . e ;,d~ lmes brlnle 2 d New York 1 3 I 3 had this evaluatiol : among NFL runners. way through the first period, Sunday as the Pats look over ' to 1\,tllte Mi tchelL r •nall i., y Boston I 3 I 3 keep losing but I honeslly Then Ryan went lo work, dominated lhe game unlll the · first place in the East. rn l w o raced tlle rtsl of the way HUTLA~IJ IND. GAINS Sunday's Results 001 we keep improving." The throwmg a 36-yard louchdown middle of the third quarter. I Division of the American ' lo score. on a 78-yard play ' llrenner. 9 carrie' for -47. ' ~ 10 10 Detroit 8 Boslon 1 an eipansion eluh, losl pass lo _P'Ju i Warfield lhe They mounted five sustained Football League with a 24_211 The Cna rters stayed sct·ond: llawk ins. to for tO'l. ::c. >I 10 (Only gaines scheduled) Ohio College FootbaH Seoros t!Jeir eighth straight game. ftrst per1nd, a 17-yard touc!J. drives. win over Oakland. i place Ute \\·estern Dll·tslon : 1\'iti inms . 7 for 9. --~'·ruel4lay'a Game By United Press lntemattonal Collier's fears of a let.doWI down pass to ~ary Colhns m The Georgians scored a touch· In other AFL a1ion, Buffalo I With a wm over Dl:'nver. m .'l u~mley , • Boston at Chicago Minnesota 17 Ohio Stale 7 lo be ed the second, a SIX·yarder lo Er· down on a one-yard plunge by downed N Y 23 S , game marked by four 1\'ild 9 for 37. - --~· 3 !Only game scheduled) Tulsa 13 Cinci•nati 0 lr the ,e•taggBerat nle Green in the third, and " ' Ernie Wheelwright and a 23- Diego slo e~ O:r , ~; 1 •7 and \ changes in the first ha lf. <' ~ 1o 20 Oh' U · 'ty om s ar · rowns strike to l(elly early in the d fi ld 1 b Lo PP nv..' an SAVE u•Y n 10 mvl'rs! Frank Ryan fired rth yar e goa ~ u Kansaa City bombed Houston Denv er scored fir st on a tw ~ 1 NFL Standings VillaRova 13 Xavier 7 touchdown passes - ORe in ou quarter. In the second periOd. A 411-23. Miami had a bye. . yard run by Max CIJOb ian San On Your By United Pre" lnlaemallonal Bowling Green 17 Miami 14 period. He completed 13 . Alter the regulars went off, field goal and a fumble at tho . Nance, the league's leading Diego came back on a fi ve yard Ea• 1,... Dlvlsloa Kent State 28 Toledo 20 of 21 passes lor Z23 yards Jtm Ninowski threw 1 f4.yard Cleveland 12-yanl-hne kepi ground-gailer with 755 . d run by Keith Lmcoln in the fi rst w. L T. Pet Western Mich. 35 MarshaU 29 Halfback Leroy Kelly ran the. touchdown pass to Clifton Me· them from scoring In the scored on plunges tf ~!"~-~ period. St. Louis · Northern Illinois 31 Akron 18 Nell for one touchdown and a period In the third period trail~· "'"'I . i Dallas 5 I I .833 Central St 20 WVa St 0 longest louchdown sprint ol any 15-yarder to Rlllph Smith for ing oniy 21-10 the Falco~s lwo yards. The louchdown' Bob Scarpltto returned a pun l ·: · Oh·. N . t.h NFL back this season and the another tai ed• d . lh 1 5 I I .833 M ki wert his seventh and eighth , 63 yards for Der~v et· to gtve the 47 IO or en 0 Cleveland 5 2 0 .714 D us· ngum B on ld . W ll Browns subs came off •the bench Collt'er. leased 'lh th . a "" -•n . ldnve a! a rus h'mg lo set another Pals ,:: Broncos the Ieo~. d. buI J onn I'' ·' d', 21 Washio t emson a wm· a ace 12 . , p WI e sec- m a l!ll"iSe<~l 11e go . ed f hd J. 5 3 10 the final quarter 111 score two ond •tringero showing, said, g on 625 Capital 21 Ashland 14 The .:rowns, with a 5-Z rec· record. pass or a touc own a~< Philadelphia 4 4 0 400 quick touchdowns also "Bolh Charle Ha d rd lied lth' r Gmo Cappelletti's 15-yard I Paul Lewe returned • klckoft J4 • • - Pttlsb h · • Y rraway an 1 pu w 11 a game o fi ld · d · · INSURANCE AGENCY 10 urg KeUy Leads 011 Handy Schultz have shown they the firsl place St. Louis Cardin- ,. goal th the second I yar s to pul San O;ego anead at Phone 992.2440 1 5 I .167 Dallao 52 Pittsburgh 21 1 5 I .167 Minnesola 28 San Francisco 3 New York Kelly's louchdown spriat sJ'art. have runni•g ablllty.'' I als, who play the Chicago Bears quarter gave Boston the edge, 0 8 0 .000 Baltimore 17 Los Angeles 3 Atlauta the Browns scoring early in Coach Hecker also oaw some on Monday nigllt over Nltbonal 81 Oakland rallied for two Weslem Division (Only gameB scheduled) the first quarter - fitting Ia, runaing lnlcks he liked. Allan· Television. touchdowns 1? the final quarter. W. L T. Pet. , Monday's Game Winmng Record Green Bay 7 I 0 .875 Chicago al St. Louis the final two minute• to give The win gave the •urprising Baltimore 5 2 0 .714 (Only game scheduled) the Pistons their filth win in Pats I 4·2·1 record, while NEW TIME-SAVING WORK SIIVING Los Angeles 4 4 0 .500 Next Sunday's Gamea eight games and • one·half secolld-place Buffalo . and New ~~~g:ncisco 3 3 1 .500 Cleveland at Pittsburgh game lead over aecond place York ahare tdenltcal f-3.1 3 3 0 .5011 Dallas at Philadelphia . mark•. MlmJesota 2 4 1 .333 Detroil at Chicago San . FranciSco. . . Buffalo held the Jets 1o a nel Detroil 2 6 0 .250 Los Angeles al Sal Fran By United Prell JnteraaHOIIII) sion race In the National With the IDiury-nddled Lakers five yards rushing and picked Saaday'o _Resalto Minnesota at Green Bay The Detroit Pisl0118 are taking BasketbaU Association, Detroit holding a 115-111 lead, DeBus.. off live Joe Namath aerials to Washington l/1 Philadelphia 13 St Louis at New York hint from the automakers, edged lhe Los Angeles Lakers chere got really hot and brought hand New York ils third Cleveland 49 AUanll 17 WashlngtoJJ at BalUmort and have lntraduced a fast new 124-121 SUnday night In the lone the _PisloD! back lo win. The straight loss. Boolh Lusteg, Green Bay 31 Detroit 7 (Only games scheduled) they can the DeBuss- gamt scheduled. leadmg playm•ker for Detroit Buffalo'• rookie kicking sensa· -;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;o;~.,..ii;ii~ifiiiiiiiii~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Icl~ere racer. Player-coach Dave DeBuss- last year, DeBusschero finished lion, booted four field goals. Now atop the Western Dlvl- chere pumped in seven point• ]ft the game with 't1 poinls, But Namath lossed two TD passes teammate Ray Seott wa• high aad Btll Batrd"s 39-yard jaunt for the Pistons with a total of with an intercepted pass gave 29. the New Yorkers 211 points ir1 Takes Ihe kink out of cleanin&- Gives you Deep-Cl ean · ' Already withoul the services the final period. in11: Power Pak System! Cordaway smooth ly reels outi just of star guard Jerry West, the The real shocker came when as much cord as vou need, relrocts automal1call y. J!r; Peak Lal<ers lost Elgin Baylor pint-sized Buffalo defensi"" ll _p. tan tel motor With dual exhausts, loc greater cleanme because of a leg injury. back Chlie Warner took the , ef11c1eocy. Tool ·Pak. Toe sw1ttt• fll~ top hd. long Ltlt RIVERSIDE, Calli. (UP!)- looked u if Surtees ""uld keep Walt Hazzard. trying 1o tate '"cond hall opening kickoff and ! nvlon hose. Oeluxe set of clean ~<• ~ Accto ~ones at ll(l e~t (a John Surtees, tilt driving his money and the title. up the olack for West and raced 95 yards lor a louchdown,. ~"'2'-:l'P. ~. cost GOT TO MAKE ROOM FOR MORE ~----"'" - ":· -~,~ -~ ~~ of Surrey, England, wu Hall, who flnlshed just 1G Baylor, totaled 33 points for the to build the Bills' lead II 19-3. 1 , . ---=---~... ~,. rleher today after winning the seconds behind the Brltlsher In Lal<ers. KaDBas Cily moUJlled a 33·3 NEW FORD TRADE-INSI 'l1rnel Grand Pril lor 1por11 his (happaral · Oievy, tool!: the ottack in the lirsl half and went cars Iunday, but lead from Bruce McLaren In on 1o humble the Houston Ingels Furniture, 992-2635, Middleport lEI US TODAY POR THI SHARPEST NHL Standings Plastic STORM w WINDOW • 1' College F baII .J ~erall~g ~ i~ ·•- 1'1'; . I °· Firat e~~calalor Ia publle lise wu tntroductel at till Parll In I I BOYS COWBOY I I BOOTS ss.99 pr. / }\ ' Roush Shoe Store °' Newspapers Take Sides niiWiplper whl$h traditionally tupptrtt .,.,..mentt .,. Now Sees The Need For Responsi. Demo~rtlt In Ill blpartlun ME 1964 Ford Fairlane ' ' ~ REPUBLICAN " good 11111mHi' of Congnn,H · 1. ' ' AUDITOR MEIGS COUNTY 2 YEAR GUARANTEE. Look for t~e name FLEX-0-GLASS on the ed&e. ·1965 Ford Galaxie 500 ' ... . .... ,... __.. .........................._.. ............. . ~- -.._-b-41 _ _ + ..........-.. .......... -~ • • -- - - -- ·- - - -• still hung In the air. Surtees drove h1a Lola the 200-mlle, iZ-Iap dlaliDce roconl lime or 1 hour, 53 minute• and IIU N<OIIda or an average tl IDG.IIM miles bour before 1 crow4 of However, trouble begaJI lore the race evee lllrled. ninth lap and held on unlll Surtees overhauled hlm In lap No. 33. But Hall withstood the cbal· of Surtees' teammate, . Hall of London, wbo finished third In a Lola Chevy. Donohue of Slony Brook, Long Island, N.Y., placed fourth Heidelberg 22 Otterbein 0 Oll~':rs~,~·~·~th~e:_Chi~'e~ls~re:_~m~lll~-~n~ed~~=====:::::.::____~---·-~-_:-:._:~ Woosler 58 ffiram 22 Oberlin 30 Kenyon 6 Wlllenberg 27 Ohio Wesleyaa o Blulflon 14 M&ncheBter (lnd )13 Earlham 28 WUmlngton 21 · Northern Mich. 24 Findlay 7 Mt. Unioa 20 Marietta 10 John Carroll 23 Western Res. J Late So~, n~_olfiYillc~t~~~i~a-~.__.~._~·------~~~t!J~~~~~~~~~Th~ch~O~--~~ declared that non • 'I' Pamelll Jolle1, A. l. Ji Faeter and lwo otbers Woti~OII be allowed back Ia till race that the llve lllowat CJU&Uiiml Wllllld be espelled. 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And dtivinl 1 better• .,,., car l1 r.111on enough. Ask for our "Auto Money" loan. Bud&et )'Our borrowina: with 1 convenient-for-you .r.payment schedui&. · •$25 TO $2000 ' ., IIWIJI I Hllplllll Hand at ~ ~ ECO~!)MY S_AVINGS AND LOAN COMt"ANY TbiO~I . ' . - ' ...,;. lftllfr•ttN Avtll1ble On M &.NM . l .......... ~ ·... 300 W.' SeconCI''st-992·2111, Pomero, . ·· ' , . ., �., '· '· Reedsville Society Notes ------ tI ' REEDSVILLE S.nl eld By Mrs. Lyle Balderson WOMEN'S CLUB Olive Farm Women's Club met with Mrs. Ella Hannum Thursday evening The meeting wa• conducted by presiden~ · Mrs. Vivian Humphrey. Dues for the coml 0g year were paid. New officers were elected as follows : President, Mrs. Mamie Buckley; vice president, Mrs. Ella Hannum; secretary, Mrs. Ella Osborne; treasurer, Mrs. Pauline Myers, Card committee, !\irs. Ina Massar and flower committee, Mrs. Pauline Myers. Topic of the evening was "History of Meigs County" by Mrs. M"argaret Brown. The club will eat out for the No- . vember meeting CDC's CBC's met with Mr. and Mrs. Dorhman Reed Saturday evening, Street signs were th• 10~10 topic or discussion. Refresh· ments were served to the fol· j Th~ Singing Sergeants, .the .and in hundreds of commumUes United States Air Force Band ; lol'ing families Waller Brown•. Ofhcml Chorus uf the Umted m 49 states. make up over 6(1 per cent or : • Charles Humphreys, Donald SLates Air Foree. is the most Originally formed from wilbin tJus fabulous choral library. Myers. Ronald Osbornes, War- versatile and travelled choral the ranks of The United States The Singing Sergeants a~e ren Pickens', Denver Wl'lJers, organization in lhe world. Air Force Band. the chorus is appearing with the U. S. A1r APPOINTED - The H. 0 . Canfield Company, and Ernest Whiteheads. The Included in the repertoire of now composed entirely of vocal Foree Band, Washington. D.OhC., . Ad .1 ! Jnr., lea d ing manufacturer of mec hanical rubber pro- next meeting will be at tht' this outstanding chorus are se- majors representing colle~s. at Memorial u itorium, JO ducts and plastic components, has announced today Whitehead home. lections ranging from opera and universities and music conser-University, Athens, Ohio, on appoinlmt'nl of William W. HPnderson as Vice PresiMrs. Ben Buckley i~ a p<ltient oratorio to folk song~. pop vatories throughout the UniledNov. 3. There will be a matinee •. ljent and Ger.eral Manager. The H. 0 . Canfield Com· at Camden . Clark Hosptlal or standards, jazz - and even States. at 2 p. m. and evening concert pan y, which has factories in Clifton Forge, Va., and Parkersburg, w. va. comedy. The Singing Sergeants The music library of Theat 8 p. m. Tickets may be ob. Seymour. Ind .. is being merged with The Pantasote Mrs. Glady~ Mvr~an and i'ave appeared before President Singing Sergeants is second totained from USAF Recruiting Compan.v of Passaic, New Jersey, with a plant near Pt. Debbie. Chester. and Mr. and Truman, President Eisenhower, none in the male chorus field. Office, Security Building, Ath:P:le:a:s:an:t::.=======-¥OrgornCat _ ________ Mrs. Carroll Rando~ph attend· President Kennedy. and Presi- Original compositions writtenens. or from Air Foree ROTC, .. Margaret Carleton and Palr!:k ed the Lancaster Fair. dent Johnson. They have per-especially for the Singing Ser-Ohio University. Those without !ca rleton. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Humphrey form rd al special ?!'hite House geants as well as special ar- tickets may be admitted 10 [ . attended the Marielt(i Home- functions, at the New York rangements by the Composing minutes prior to each concert Oavid Brmker. of C1rcy c.:~l· coming. While there they wert World's Fair, in Carnegie Hall. and Arranging Staff of The providing seats are available. • -·- ·Ied on Dean Brmker recenlt\' guests at a dinner party at the _.__. _______ _____._..... ..... _ . . - - _ • ......, .__ _.. · l 1 ! . s• • ' sarges are ve Carmel Society Notes I Rev . Paul Sellers ot Do'""' ILafayette Hotel. They also 1 attended the "Christy Minslrel" _ _ _ ___,.:,__ _ _ _ \ was an afternoon VJ.SJtor. ,....". Traveled Odds, Ends ... Mostly- Odd t (] 0 APT 'TO MAKEl AN ·AC'IANCE. I JI 0 ... I ~IN SOME"( IX IIll)" (Aftlwnt letvd•]'• Afttwert ··~ =SPOil . . :r NT IUETTNARS ' 60 RAMBLER IIIRGft'OW) .... 992-2143 fl'eiM.ooy, 0. $245 UDIATOR American 4 Door, 6 cyl. Std. trans. SOlid body. Good tires. ~:.:,':;==om lniiirl olt-f'k -aid th~ fnBiilla SERVICE Pomeroy Motor Co. WHIU YOU WATCH IRITIIH TV DRIVE A CLEAN CAl OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. guests of their :son, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor and fam· ily at Torch. Fon Halsey reLUrned to his home here from Veterans Mem. orlal Hospital following surg. Tuppers. Plains Society NeWS PHONE WY 2-2156 IU£&.10'1, . . Notice ---------By Mrs. Evelyn Bricldes ery. Mrs. John Marr and son, Mr. home Carl'from Lemley Meigs returned Generalto hos· his and Mrs. hul M.arr of Racine were recent Sunday guests ofl;p;.i.. ta"l."""""""""""""""",_ her daughter, Mrs. Ruby Miller and son, Don. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Nich.l ols of Tampa. Fla. spent a vacation here with his parents, FOR NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ni~hols. OF OUR Mr. and Mrs. Roland Torrenee and two daughters, Darlene and Sally, were reeent Sunday guests of their daugh. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morris 1 WATCH THIS PAGE GRAND OPENING and family, Racine. Mrs. Mildred Martin of AU.. p0 I.IfiCa . I Amusement from 50 s·d Sh I e ows . Co~ - 65 CHEVROLET $m5 Bel Air .3 ,.~eat station wagon. Low mi1eaee by businen man. Green fmash,. clean Interior, power rea.r glass, 327 V8 engine. Power steerma. FlVIl HONIIT ATOMIC ' Jun1hleN WAKIM Motor 65 CHEVROLET $2195 ~mpala Hardtop. lA;IcaUy owned and only 12,000 miles, 6 cyl· mder, power steermg, spotless fawn interior, beautiful maroon finish, radio and beater tTJQUEY .. ' I James Circle of New Haven, Ishow. . ens spent a weekend with her VISI!tng a recent w•ekend al ' W. Va. visited recentlv at the Mrs. Nell Wtlson, Mrs. Em· sister, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barn· lhe home of ~r. and Mrs. Erl. Ihome of his mother Mary CiT· rna Durst, Mrs. Dorothea Rie· hill and daughter, Ruth Ann. sm1 Rou sh wt>re Mr. and Mrs. j clc and sowed barley. bel and Mrs. Mary Nichols, v1sBy LEON BURNETT IJersey, handshaking around in 31with the honkers. Mr. and Mrs. Charles TuckJ J Russell Mt'Carthy of DenvH. ited with Mrs. Shelly Petty United Presa International Paramus department store. The interior department de- !er announced the birth of a Colo., Harold Daniels of Widll· 1 . at the Haught Nursing Home in WASHINGTON !UP[) -Odds 1 One femal e hand feels rather ci.ded to tr~ chasing away the \ son, Oct. 22, at Pleasant Valley 1 '• ta, Kansas. j The persimmon fruit Is ob·! Parkersburg on her birthday ! and the ends rrom the nation's eool. vtsitors wtth repeated loud 1Hospital, Pt. Pleasant, w. va. 1 Ditie Cirrle. student at At:·1· ' t;Jined from a spectes ol the)and presented her with a dec- capital - mostly. odd: , Should be It helon s to 8 blasts of shotle~s shotgun she~ls. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ens, spent a weekrnd <~I !It':' ebonv trre. ortlt.ed cake. Well , the mam tents closed, Id' 1 . · . g i Rep. Henry S. Reuss, O-Wls., Blain Tavlor and Mr Emer. dome or her parrnls, ~-tr. a11d : · Mr. and Mrs. Virgil and. we now must turn ror l !spay mannequm. reports .on t~ re~IU~ts: 9,617 son Tucker. The baby been Mrs. llomer Circle. I Adelaide Proctor's poem , entertained with a ~htJcal amusement to the 50 1 Then to keep it on B 1 geese k1lled In the flr~t three named Martin Bradley. Calling at the Dean Brinier ''The Lost Chord" became dhmer Sunday for their stde shows. , blpartJsan level, there's Sen. days of the season thiS year, Mr. and Mrs. Blain Taylor hnme Sunday <vening world·famous when it was set ter, Mrs. Charles Ayers There's Clifford Case, lor [ Robert F. Kennedy, D·N.Y. Icompared to 2,274 in the sam• and grandson Brian Taylor Mr and Mrs. Hayman Bar!11'z \ to musJc by s1r Arthur Sulli· grandson, Tommy !eeking to remain amvmg a campatgn appea· peruKl o[ 1965. ol Pomeroy, Betty Van Mettr , \\'an. Others present were Republican senat~ from New , ran.ce at SJOux Falls, S.D., and I _ :.: -.-·-----Buckley, Marietta, Mr. Itelling h1s a1rport greeters. Mrs. Paul Buckley and Mr. and Mrs. or Con- "It's great to be here in Rep. Hugh L. Cary D-N.Y., • , Alfred, and Mr. and Mrs. grove and .family. Great FaJls (Montarrn, .where he undertook to justify the naming 0 p T0 MET RIS T1 old Humphrey and family Mrs. BaSil Green and family had been 24 hours earlier)." of hurricanes after females' Belleville, w. va. spent the weekend with her "Prolnlbly because hurricanes Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5( (Close at Noon on Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wilson m~her a\/ortsmouth. I Trivian"' are capricious and unpredic!a· I • OIIAlrrT 'WH!~ A WOI.I' IS Pomef0¥1 1 NEXT TUESDAY THnage & Womens LOAFERS 1 S4.99 1 has "'""I instanc~, al I ' N W COMPTON 0 .D, fo~ THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT ce"".".nt~ly~w~e~re:_:'s~u~nd~a'!y_~~·~JL..,.,.,;;,;;;;;;;,;;;,;;,;,.,..,.,.! 1 I ;::~~::;'J~'h~u~r~s·~~E~a~s~t~C~o~u~rt~S~t~.,~P~o~m~e~r~oy~~~~~~·~pen~t ~·:.w~ee~ke~nd:~a:t Ne tsernaMthyerandof AkMron, organizal!on bledlil<e someth ewomen. with their daughter and~:~ son-in· Mrs.rsM. ane 1ss l· -An . . called the wm sweep waves They mto . Nettie Boso, Parkersburg, W. Friends of the Natmnal Zoo has riotous curls as a woman does ; 1 Va., were recent visitors of g?n~ to the. troub~e. of commJs· with her hair. I \1r. and \1rs. R. E Williams : stomng .as Jts ~frlctal seal and 1 "They are capable of great ! and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pick-' ?avmg 11 ~p~r1ghted, 3 dra~· ~ damage when aroused, but after \ ering. i ~~g of n;tohml, the rare white , they quiet down they leave the I The Ladtes Auxiliary of the : ~ger tndta gave bthe United ! atmosphere charged witlt fresh Olive Township Fire Dept. re-! tales a few years ark. and fragrant air, as a woman 1 cently held a Halloween party leaves a i'oom with a vestige of at the n·jme of Mrs. Dorotha faint and delicate presence." Riebel. Games were played. rte· ~ - The. Nationa.l . Aer~nauties ! There are those who wi11 freshments were served to ten and Space AdirumstraUon an· . araue that a retort from a lady members and 3 guests. nounced a $~,000 grant to the : constituent was jUstified: . Jane Whitehead was honor· Car~egJe . }nsbtute or Technolo· j "Blarney. A hurricane Is ed with a family birthday din· t~ ~n ~~tt~burgh 1 ~r · ha study nothing but a big loud wind and ner Sunday by her parents. Mr. 1 e • ·:. na ysis 0 ole es and they should name them after and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead. Cracks. men -maybe after congreS&The home was decorated in -Possibly it's only coincide• men." the Halklween theme. Guests tal tltat Newton Steers of were pmented balloons. air· Maryland lost his campaign for AnUpope is a term used in J:eference to a person considplanes. and pumpkin favors. nomination to Congress Jane received many n i c e coming up with a slogan: ered to have acted against the true Pope chosen through gifts and a decorated cake. At· "Steers Has Everything." eanonlaw. tending were Mrs. Harry Pickens. Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer, Mary Ruth and So nice is the Horicon Wildlife Joy, Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Refuge in Wisconsin that many Denver Weber, David and geese say the beck with their Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Warren southbound Instinct_, and settle Pickens, Kay Balderson and tbere for the winter. Jean and Juli Whitehead. Trouble is, 111e geese play Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Boring havoc with the local erops and and grandchildren. Ostrander. the hunters in return play havoc spent a Sunday with Mr. and - - - -- - - - Mrs. Alpha Smith. ·M nd M B k Dou 1 Mrs. Lawrence Rose and the ~ ":itid r.(r"a nda rs. f R" uc h ood g as honor~ guest, Mrs. AI'tee Fo~ ; . 1e. . o 1c w were tv. Beeutiful ri!Ce!!i VISitors of Wayne Chev- ~ · aller and Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Smith reReinforced Smtth. cently visited with Mr. a n Vinyl Mr. and Mrs. Cart Buckley I Mrs. Lee Brown of Waverly. or honored his sister' Mrs. Alice Mrs. Bess Larkins spent Foully, with a surprise birth· Sunday with Mr. and Mto. Mar· II Nylon day party Monday evening. Ice vin Marks, Leng Bottom. Covering oream, cakr and coffee .werr Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buckley served to the following guest'. accompanied Mr. and Mn. E. Mr. and Mrs. Roma Sandy . or M. Riddle of Parkersburg, Parkersburg, and Mr. and M". l'a., to the Pumpkin Show V•rllty Garrett Reed of Coolville, Mr. Ctrcleville. They also Ylllted and Mrs. Ernest Ruth, Mr. and with Rev. and Mto. E. Welsey• II of Mto. Virgil Buckley, Mr. and Woodruff of Columbus. 1 Call II tilt I CHICKEN-LEG OR BREAST QUARTERS----- ,.. .. ..,' ' FRYING COTTAGE BUTTS SLICED BACON ~ 33c 79c 65c lb. BONELESS SMOKED - - - - - - - lb. : ALL GOOO BRANO 2-LB. PKG. $1.29 l-Ib. pkg. 1 •.. :' ':; '• < A ..... _ 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE FLORIDA··JUICY ORANGES c lb. bag lb. IMg 79 Savt 20c WIN ~:, 1000 CASH 5 •P's tic tn tH WE WON··· SO CAN YOU! SIDOO .... Roy~hm . :rour m-r .. - ~ ....... FURNITURE CO. MASON, \1!. VA. 7 DAILY CROSSWORD 5 ROOM houle wllb bath, gas heat. doll 111 business dl.. trlct. Pb. . . . 10 28 Ill: ·' OUT THEY GO! TRAILEft for rent. Brown'• TraUer Part, MlrlenvJlle, Ohio, mmt. 10%1 Ill: 7 ROOM bouse wllb bath, In l'omeroJ. Pb. 992-5385. 10 Hie 1111!111. WY NIJill. UNFilRNlSIIIlD aewiJ FOR NEWS OF OUR GRAND OPENING NEXT TUESDA~ t 14 lfe IJ)Illmlnl, redecorafltd, MOOERII 2 . , . _ boml, l'omeroJ, 0. Pb. . . . dQ • IIW7ID miiDp. ' 14 ttc t ROOM ijJii'Lal wUII 111111, Pb. IIINil8. · t ·t lfe S ROOM furalabed op1tllllelll, -nttlt aaadlllall, .l!llllftlll. till to • lhoppiDI - . IJD. medlale GOCIIPIIIC1· Pb. 11411 alter a,. m. 10 11 ttc t ROOM farttllbed apullllept ~ for ewpje. Pltctoe lb&IIS. lUI tie only SMALL, . ., .• '' FOREMAN· ' WATCH . THIS PAG North Sel!ond An., ldkldleport, 0., wiD rent reuonable, FraDk Fupte, 99H2Il 10 II ttc • N. $econd Ave. 11091 IOI'Iinll table, Ill equipped 10 bt~~Wobole, sJcn, monogram, sew in pers, etc., pay off six ments ...99 each. PI!. Ri. 10 30 Sic FURNlSIIED aad uofarnllbed tparlmltdl. CION to ill!bool. Pbolle ~ 10 II lfo FOUR IIOOM ballbed op1rt Colors MASON 10 :&Site qultk O.K. Tbea lldll fer • QO.OO Down - loton. an Con¥tnltnt Ttrllll Mrs. Cltarlos Dostor Phtme for - I '299 II'OJ. 0. Pil. IJifl.S3M. CASH before night ROCKER ONLY O.loros Trout1111n 111n1lng••• PLATFORM 3 ROOMS New i ROOM bouse lind nn1, ellra lot, lot 1120 E. lltaln St., Pom· -' .ABBOn . Mldclltport !, ..,, fiinllsli. ttl haltle 111111 balll, Ill Malo 1111· Ph........ Pomeroy, o. IHG lllc PUBLIC SALE ' I On Setvnlay, Nov.- 5. 1966 ot II:OD A.M. o - n t t y Solo will Ito held In tho Rob!.,... lulktltiJ - · Alfred, tocoted on S.R. 611, 4Y, mlleo of Tilf' ..,. Ptolnt ond 7 miiH Hit of Darwin, tho lolto.fittt wiU llo llllcl: ' • ; . Gas rllllle washer, oak dlDlngl.lble, bulle~ ldt<hen labll eomplete bed, sofa IM!d, dilliJit table and 4 ehaira, ~~ end lllbles, mew WIJ'drobe, wiJ11 ebalr, arm , cluur&, mantllo, oweeper, electrle sewhlg maehi floor lamps, table standi, baby bed, blb)'~u ear bed. botUe slerillle!,_~IDD, 2 IU heaters, fuel ·I stove, bottle gas clrcula...,. stove, eleclrie meat · bathroom scales, flower ttlladl, 110 pL done Jar ' AppHances: lrou, touter, aldlJet, eQUee llllter' dUh ,peru IJid \DJL 11158 BuiCK. doorll!dlll, ' --, ' lab!~. otraight Wtce ' 111111 ....._ 11111110 - 11181 , . ...,. u ' !' "!-· ' ANTIQUES • COUICTOIIS l'riMI1 I wall ~ ploturo tnm.. eire...,., churn. i>llllll stool,.« 'oo, butter ..e41, cOin ehlnes, bill! bOd and·~atoll• jars Da IQp. Splnamr whee~ tom ttemo too numerous m=*illiLei=lliL :· :tUMf:.C.Ih 4alrofllli.llol_.... ·flr-lilonlt __, Lunch Will'" .,. lUfriiWICI 1 ··Aucltitttt.-a-.Tttlo'lta.....,...~of-tlalol •rthllllll& ' DMitri ... Allititfl ........ - . -·· ... -' . �., '· '· Reedsville Society Notes ------ tI ' REEDSVILLE S.nl eld By Mrs. Lyle Balderson WOMEN'S CLUB Olive Farm Women's Club met with Mrs. Ella Hannum Thursday evening The meeting wa• conducted by presiden~ · Mrs. Vivian Humphrey. Dues for the coml 0g year were paid. New officers were elected as follows : President, Mrs. Mamie Buckley; vice president, Mrs. Ella Hannum; secretary, Mrs. Ella Osborne; treasurer, Mrs. Pauline Myers, Card committee, !\irs. Ina Massar and flower committee, Mrs. Pauline Myers. Topic of the evening was "History of Meigs County" by Mrs. M"argaret Brown. The club will eat out for the No- . vember meeting CDC's CBC's met with Mr. and Mrs. Dorhman Reed Saturday evening, Street signs were th• 10~10 topic or discussion. Refresh· ments were served to the fol· j Th~ Singing Sergeants, .the .and in hundreds of commumUes United States Air Force Band ; lol'ing families Waller Brown•. Ofhcml Chorus uf the Umted m 49 states. make up over 6(1 per cent or : • Charles Humphreys, Donald SLates Air Foree. is the most Originally formed from wilbin tJus fabulous choral library. Myers. Ronald Osbornes, War- versatile and travelled choral the ranks of The United States The Singing Sergeants a~e ren Pickens', Denver Wl'lJers, organization in lhe world. Air Force Band. the chorus is appearing with the U. S. A1r APPOINTED - The H. 0 . Canfield Company, and Ernest Whiteheads. The Included in the repertoire of now composed entirely of vocal Foree Band, Washington. D.OhC., . Ad .1 ! Jnr., lea d ing manufacturer of mec hanical rubber pro- next meeting will be at tht' this outstanding chorus are se- majors representing colle~s. at Memorial u itorium, JO ducts and plastic components, has announced today Whitehead home. lections ranging from opera and universities and music conser-University, Athens, Ohio, on appoinlmt'nl of William W. HPnderson as Vice PresiMrs. Ben Buckley i~ a p<ltient oratorio to folk song~. pop vatories throughout the UniledNov. 3. There will be a matinee •. ljent and Ger.eral Manager. The H. 0 . Canfield Com· at Camden . Clark Hosptlal or standards, jazz - and even States. at 2 p. m. and evening concert pan y, which has factories in Clifton Forge, Va., and Parkersburg, w. va. comedy. The Singing Sergeants The music library of Theat 8 p. m. Tickets may be ob. Seymour. Ind .. is being merged with The Pantasote Mrs. Glady~ Mvr~an and i'ave appeared before President Singing Sergeants is second totained from USAF Recruiting Compan.v of Passaic, New Jersey, with a plant near Pt. Debbie. Chester. and Mr. and Truman, President Eisenhower, none in the male chorus field. Office, Security Building, Ath:P:le:a:s:an:t::.=======-¥OrgornCat _ ________ Mrs. Carroll Rando~ph attend· President Kennedy. and Presi- Original compositions writtenens. or from Air Foree ROTC, .. Margaret Carleton and Palr!:k ed the Lancaster Fair. dent Johnson. They have per-especially for the Singing Ser-Ohio University. Those without !ca rleton. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Humphrey form rd al special ?!'hite House geants as well as special ar- tickets may be admitted 10 [ . attended the Marielt(i Home- functions, at the New York rangements by the Composing minutes prior to each concert Oavid Brmker. of C1rcy c.:~l· coming. While there they wert World's Fair, in Carnegie Hall. and Arranging Staff of The providing seats are available. • -·- ·Ied on Dean Brmker recenlt\' guests at a dinner party at the _.__. _______ _____._..... ..... _ . . - - _ • ......, .__ _.. · l 1 ! . s• • ' sarges are ve Carmel Society Notes I Rev . Paul Sellers ot Do'""' ILafayette Hotel. They also 1 attended the "Christy Minslrel" _ _ _ ___,.:,__ _ _ _ \ was an afternoon VJ.SJtor. ,....". Traveled Odds, Ends ... Mostly- Odd t (] 0 APT 'TO MAKEl AN ·AC'IANCE. I JI 0 ... I ~IN SOME"( IX IIll)" (Aftlwnt letvd•]'• Afttwert ··~ =SPOil . . :r NT IUETTNARS ' 60 RAMBLER IIIRGft'OW) .... 992-2143 fl'eiM.ooy, 0. $245 UDIATOR American 4 Door, 6 cyl. Std. trans. SOlid body. Good tires. ~:.:,':;==om lniiirl olt-f'k -aid th~ fnBiilla SERVICE Pomeroy Motor Co. WHIU YOU WATCH IRITIIH TV DRIVE A CLEAN CAl OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. guests of their :son, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor and fam· ily at Torch. Fon Halsey reLUrned to his home here from Veterans Mem. orlal Hospital following surg. Tuppers. Plains Society NeWS PHONE WY 2-2156 IU£&.10'1, . . Notice ---------By Mrs. Evelyn Bricldes ery. Mrs. John Marr and son, Mr. home Carl'from Lemley Meigs returned Generalto hos· his and Mrs. hul M.arr of Racine were recent Sunday guests ofl;p;.i.. ta"l."""""""""""""""",_ her daughter, Mrs. Ruby Miller and son, Don. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Nich.l ols of Tampa. Fla. spent a vacation here with his parents, FOR NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ni~hols. OF OUR Mr. and Mrs. Roland Torrenee and two daughters, Darlene and Sally, were reeent Sunday guests of their daugh. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morris 1 WATCH THIS PAGE GRAND OPENING and family, Racine. Mrs. Mildred Martin of AU.. p0 I.IfiCa . I Amusement from 50 s·d Sh I e ows . Co~ - 65 CHEVROLET $m5 Bel Air .3 ,.~eat station wagon. Low mi1eaee by businen man. Green fmash,. clean Interior, power rea.r glass, 327 V8 engine. Power steerma. FlVIl HONIIT ATOMIC ' Jun1hleN WAKIM Motor 65 CHEVROLET $2195 ~mpala Hardtop. lA;IcaUy owned and only 12,000 miles, 6 cyl· mder, power steermg, spotless fawn interior, beautiful maroon finish, radio and beater tTJQUEY .. ' I James Circle of New Haven, Ishow. . ens spent a weekend with her VISI!tng a recent w•ekend al ' W. Va. visited recentlv at the Mrs. Nell Wtlson, Mrs. Em· sister, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barn· lhe home of ~r. and Mrs. Erl. Ihome of his mother Mary CiT· rna Durst, Mrs. Dorothea Rie· hill and daughter, Ruth Ann. sm1 Rou sh wt>re Mr. and Mrs. j clc and sowed barley. bel and Mrs. Mary Nichols, v1sBy LEON BURNETT IJersey, handshaking around in 31with the honkers. Mr. and Mrs. Charles TuckJ J Russell Mt'Carthy of DenvH. ited with Mrs. Shelly Petty United Presa International Paramus department store. The interior department de- !er announced the birth of a Colo., Harold Daniels of Widll· 1 . at the Haught Nursing Home in WASHINGTON !UP[) -Odds 1 One femal e hand feels rather ci.ded to tr~ chasing away the \ son, Oct. 22, at Pleasant Valley 1 '• ta, Kansas. j The persimmon fruit Is ob·! Parkersburg on her birthday ! and the ends rrom the nation's eool. vtsitors wtth repeated loud 1Hospital, Pt. Pleasant, w. va. 1 Ditie Cirrle. student at At:·1· ' t;Jined from a spectes ol the)and presented her with a dec- capital - mostly. odd: , Should be It helon s to 8 blasts of shotle~s shotgun she~ls. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ens, spent a weekrnd <~I !It':' ebonv trre. ortlt.ed cake. Well , the mam tents closed, Id' 1 . · . g i Rep. Henry S. Reuss, O-Wls., Blain Tavlor and Mr Emer. dome or her parrnls, ~-tr. a11d : · Mr. and Mrs. Virgil and. we now must turn ror l !spay mannequm. reports .on t~ re~IU~ts: 9,617 son Tucker. The baby been Mrs. llomer Circle. I Adelaide Proctor's poem , entertained with a ~htJcal amusement to the 50 1 Then to keep it on B 1 geese k1lled In the flr~t three named Martin Bradley. Calling at the Dean Brinier ''The Lost Chord" became dhmer Sunday for their stde shows. , blpartJsan level, there's Sen. days of the season thiS year, Mr. and Mrs. Blain Taylor hnme Sunday <vening world·famous when it was set ter, Mrs. Charles Ayers There's Clifford Case, lor [ Robert F. Kennedy, D·N.Y. Icompared to 2,274 in the sam• and grandson Brian Taylor Mr and Mrs. Hayman Bar!11'z \ to musJc by s1r Arthur Sulli· grandson, Tommy !eeking to remain amvmg a campatgn appea· peruKl o[ 1965. ol Pomeroy, Betty Van Mettr , \\'an. Others present were Republican senat~ from New , ran.ce at SJOux Falls, S.D., and I _ :.: -.-·-----Buckley, Marietta, Mr. Itelling h1s a1rport greeters. Mrs. Paul Buckley and Mr. and Mrs. or Con- "It's great to be here in Rep. Hugh L. Cary D-N.Y., • , Alfred, and Mr. and Mrs. grove and .family. Great FaJls (Montarrn, .where he undertook to justify the naming 0 p T0 MET RIS T1 old Humphrey and family Mrs. BaSil Green and family had been 24 hours earlier)." of hurricanes after females' Belleville, w. va. spent the weekend with her "Prolnlbly because hurricanes Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5( (Close at Noon on Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wilson m~her a\/ortsmouth. I Trivian"' are capricious and unpredic!a· I • OIIAlrrT 'WH!~ A WOI.I' IS Pomef0¥1 1 NEXT TUESDAY THnage & Womens LOAFERS 1 S4.99 1 has "'""I instanc~, al I ' N W COMPTON 0 .D, fo~ THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT ce"".".nt~ly~w~e~re:_:'s~u~nd~a'!y_~~·~JL..,.,.,;;,;;;;;;;,;;;,;;,;,.,..,.,.! 1 I ;::~~::;'J~'h~u~r~s·~~E~a~s~t~C~o~u~rt~S~t~.,~P~o~m~e~r~oy~~~~~~·~pen~t ~·:.w~ee~ke~nd:~a:t Ne tsernaMthyerandof AkMron, organizal!on bledlil<e someth ewomen. with their daughter and~:~ son-in· Mrs.rsM. ane 1ss l· -An . . called the wm sweep waves They mto . Nettie Boso, Parkersburg, W. Friends of the Natmnal Zoo has riotous curls as a woman does ; 1 Va., were recent visitors of g?n~ to the. troub~e. of commJs· with her hair. I \1r. and \1rs. R. E Williams : stomng .as Jts ~frlctal seal and 1 "They are capable of great ! and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pick-' ?avmg 11 ~p~r1ghted, 3 dra~· ~ damage when aroused, but after \ ering. i ~~g of n;tohml, the rare white , they quiet down they leave the I The Ladtes Auxiliary of the : ~ger tndta gave bthe United ! atmosphere charged witlt fresh Olive Township Fire Dept. re-! tales a few years ark. and fragrant air, as a woman 1 cently held a Halloween party leaves a i'oom with a vestige of at the n·jme of Mrs. Dorotha faint and delicate presence." Riebel. Games were played. rte· ~ - The. Nationa.l . Aer~nauties ! There are those who wi11 freshments were served to ten and Space AdirumstraUon an· . araue that a retort from a lady members and 3 guests. nounced a $~,000 grant to the : constituent was jUstified: . Jane Whitehead was honor· Car~egJe . }nsbtute or Technolo· j "Blarney. A hurricane Is ed with a family birthday din· t~ ~n ~~tt~burgh 1 ~r · ha study nothing but a big loud wind and ner Sunday by her parents. Mr. 1 e • ·:. na ysis 0 ole es and they should name them after and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead. Cracks. men -maybe after congreS&The home was decorated in -Possibly it's only coincide• men." the Halklween theme. Guests tal tltat Newton Steers of were pmented balloons. air· Maryland lost his campaign for AnUpope is a term used in J:eference to a person considplanes. and pumpkin favors. nomination to Congress Jane received many n i c e coming up with a slogan: ered to have acted against the true Pope chosen through gifts and a decorated cake. At· "Steers Has Everything." eanonlaw. tending were Mrs. Harry Pickens. Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer, Mary Ruth and So nice is the Horicon Wildlife Joy, Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Refuge in Wisconsin that many Denver Weber, David and geese say the beck with their Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Warren southbound Instinct_, and settle Pickens, Kay Balderson and tbere for the winter. Jean and Juli Whitehead. Trouble is, 111e geese play Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Boring havoc with the local erops and and grandchildren. Ostrander. the hunters in return play havoc spent a Sunday with Mr. and - - - -- - - - Mrs. Alpha Smith. ·M nd M B k Dou 1 Mrs. Lawrence Rose and the ~ ":itid r.(r"a nda rs. f R" uc h ood g as honor~ guest, Mrs. AI'tee Fo~ ; . 1e. . o 1c w were tv. Beeutiful ri!Ce!!i VISitors of Wayne Chev- ~ · aller and Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Smith reReinforced Smtth. cently visited with Mr. a n Vinyl Mr. and Mrs. Cart Buckley I Mrs. Lee Brown of Waverly. or honored his sister' Mrs. Alice Mrs. Bess Larkins spent Foully, with a surprise birth· Sunday with Mr. and Mto. Mar· II Nylon day party Monday evening. Ice vin Marks, Leng Bottom. Covering oream, cakr and coffee .werr Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buckley served to the following guest'. accompanied Mr. and Mn. E. Mr. and Mrs. Roma Sandy . or M. Riddle of Parkersburg, Parkersburg, and Mr. and M". l'a., to the Pumpkin Show V•rllty Garrett Reed of Coolville, Mr. Ctrcleville. They also Ylllted and Mrs. Ernest Ruth, Mr. and with Rev. and Mto. E. Welsey• II of Mto. Virgil Buckley, Mr. and Woodruff of Columbus. 1 Call II tilt I CHICKEN-LEG OR BREAST QUARTERS----- ,.. .. ..,' ' FRYING COTTAGE BUTTS SLICED BACON ~ 33c 79c 65c lb. BONELESS SMOKED - - - - - - - lb. : ALL GOOO BRANO 2-LB. PKG. $1.29 l-Ib. pkg. 1 •.. :' ':; '• < A ..... _ 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE FLORIDA··JUICY ORANGES c lb. bag lb. IMg 79 Savt 20c WIN ~:, 1000 CASH 5 •P's tic tn tH WE WON··· SO CAN YOU! SIDOO .... Roy~hm . :rour m-r .. - ~ ....... FURNITURE CO. MASON, \1!. VA. 7 DAILY CROSSWORD 5 ROOM houle wllb bath, gas heat. doll 111 business dl.. trlct. Pb. . . . 10 28 Ill: ·' OUT THEY GO! TRAILEft for rent. Brown'• TraUer Part, MlrlenvJlle, Ohio, mmt. 10%1 Ill: 7 ROOM bouse wllb bath, In l'omeroJ. Pb. 992-5385. 10 Hie 1111!111. WY NIJill. UNFilRNlSIIIlD aewiJ FOR NEWS OF OUR GRAND OPENING NEXT TUESDA~ t 14 lfe IJ)Illmlnl, redecorafltd, MOOERII 2 . , . _ boml, l'omeroJ, 0. Pb. . . . dQ • IIW7ID miiDp. ' 14 ttc t ROOM ijJii'Lal wUII 111111, Pb. IIINil8. · t ·t lfe S ROOM furalabed op1tllllelll, -nttlt aaadlllall, .l!llllftlll. till to • lhoppiDI - . IJD. medlale GOCIIPIIIC1· Pb. 11411 alter a,. m. 10 11 ttc t ROOM farttllbed apullllept ~ for ewpje. Pltctoe lb&IIS. lUI tie only SMALL, . ., .• '' FOREMAN· ' WATCH . THIS PAG North Sel!ond An., ldkldleport, 0., wiD rent reuonable, FraDk Fupte, 99H2Il 10 II ttc • N. $econd Ave. 11091 IOI'Iinll table, Ill equipped 10 bt~~Wobole, sJcn, monogram, sew in pers, etc., pay off six ments ...99 each. PI!. Ri. 10 30 Sic FURNlSIIED aad uofarnllbed tparlmltdl. CION to ill!bool. Pbolle ~ 10 II lfo FOUR IIOOM ballbed op1rt Colors MASON 10 :&Site qultk O.K. Tbea lldll fer • QO.OO Down - loton. an Con¥tnltnt Ttrllll Mrs. Cltarlos Dostor Phtme for - I '299 II'OJ. 0. Pil. IJifl.S3M. CASH before night ROCKER ONLY O.loros Trout1111n 111n1lng••• PLATFORM 3 ROOMS New i ROOM bouse lind nn1, ellra lot, lot 1120 E. lltaln St., Pom· -' .ABBOn . Mldclltport !, ..,, fiinllsli. ttl haltle 111111 balll, Ill Malo 1111· Ph........ Pomeroy, o. IHG lllc PUBLIC SALE ' I On Setvnlay, Nov.- 5. 1966 ot II:OD A.M. o - n t t y Solo will Ito held In tho Rob!.,... lulktltiJ - · Alfred, tocoted on S.R. 611, 4Y, mlleo of Tilf' ..,. Ptolnt ond 7 miiH Hit of Darwin, tho lolto.fittt wiU llo llllcl: ' • ; . Gas rllllle washer, oak dlDlngl.lble, bulle~ ldt<hen labll eomplete bed, sofa IM!d, dilliJit table and 4 ehaira, ~~ end lllbles, mew WIJ'drobe, wiJ11 ebalr, arm , cluur&, mantllo, oweeper, electrle sewhlg maehi floor lamps, table standi, baby bed, blb)'~u ear bed. botUe slerillle!,_~IDD, 2 IU heaters, fuel ·I stove, bottle gas clrcula...,. stove, eleclrie meat · bathroom scales, flower ttlladl, 110 pL done Jar ' AppHances: lrou, touter, aldlJet, eQUee llllter' dUh ,peru IJid \DJL 11158 BuiCK. doorll!dlll, ' --, ' lab!~. otraight Wtce ' 111111 ....._ 11111110 - 11181 , . ...,. u ' !' "!-· ' ANTIQUES • COUICTOIIS l'riMI1 I wall ~ ploturo tnm.. eire...,., churn. i>llllll stool,.« 'oo, butter ..e41, cOin ehlnes, bill! bOd and·~atoll• jars Da IQp. Splnamr whee~ tom ttemo too numerous m=*illiLei=lliL :· :tUMf:.C.Ih 4alrofllli.llol_.... ·flr-lilonlt __, Lunch Will'" .,. lUfriiWICI 1 ··Aucltitttt.-a-.Tttlo'lta.....,...~of-tlalol •rthllllll& ' DMitri ... Allititfl ........ - . -·· ... -' . �. , . _..... _ _ ; . _ , , __ _ , .. ,, ~·--- • •"._ .. . . . . . . . ....... , ~ . , ••.• 1 ·~"' ' ~ . , .• , . . .. .. ~ ~ ,, , . I ' ~ ·" I ' ., .. . . . ~ ~ . ( ·. / THI! wtLLm UP TO . MAJ •'I"::!.N ~~!'f I TWJCKS/ LI'L ABNER ~..... l'ryl"' t:ltlclcto Tlmo offer lime, YIOr loott loot for • 101lly cltlldetlo ch i(•ken It your Krettr •tore, Our chlckem 1 ~ utr1 ttncltr btc.u• we pick 'ern yeung ,...n apecl-'1.,.. relltd flock, an4 ltrlnt ~tm It 'i'OU -! ·Ftesh Fryers .t., ·' Cut-Up lb. lt.HOWIB SCHNEIDER -- . WOIJDERFIJL! I l.m Nl -rn£ H61.P I CAlli . Wh ~ ----·-·- E~ l<:. N OCCI~D TO Hfl.P())T IU\11-l 'r'OI.!R CAMPAIGIV ! ·c frwh Doutolo-lrw- . • . ole Z.., By lONG GASULINI ALLEY .I ' I ' I K-rFrwh Kroger Quality a M!I!IC • . Leg or Breast Quarters . . 33c 3-Legged fryers ...... ••. 33c Fryers ·.................... 37c bur'lting with juh:y.rh:h, llown-onfhe.farm fl•v.r. EEIIt . ·~·I i ~n·j \ In Kroger's .Exciting Game "Deck 0' Money"! No Purchase ·Required:! GET! t-r.. GDIJJG 10 8£ A TOOGH, UffiltL . Sliced Bacon FIGHT!,_- •' . , . tiJ · · -- .. Linrs ........--~ •. 89c • llllro 1• .,............ P:Nih II' ...... . _ , . Afl THE BORN LO!IEII ----·--- 10-mrm. ~Nii WICK'/Jill~ __ 11)1...._$ 'BRi'II!IJl'GEI!fAL. A~....._ 'l"i' . '. • ' • ,, " J\ In K-r'o Moot Dopo'i'OU'II find ell tftt "Hf.rent lYPfl W m11t you dlllrt. Jt.oc ~ "" thl• wttk llld ..... By ART SANSOM (:t~/~e.: : ~r:~ ~ A I.Dl lti'bli ~~~ R:la c""!" 1116 'IIIAIID l(• ?aclt Rabbit Dried ktr CHESTER -~ DICK TRACY ' ~.100- ' Pinto Beans I! :! Kroger Milk 3c Applesauce- -- -~·- 8":.!:' _ Biscuits----- -·-- 12 Soap ' 37c Bonus IT: , Li(ebouy 2 ' .... ..... 41e Sugar .... . 51c .... ly .IRANNER ..... .... 47c ·..Fluffo . t % s ...-• Potatoes I ,. !Coin . .. . _. . ~ - .... · y~ . : Anti $L59 f. , I· Coffee ' ' ~ ,....,. "' Dinners Carrota .. _.. : 19c ~ .Pr"• . ......h.... . ' -....:~- : 69c Cranberriet.. ~ 35c .•.. "'"'- ...., 2 . . . . . , _ ...... • <.W'r,.w Bn 1tl,.,.. ... , :OrangeJqice '' . . ' r. ., .... , ' i' .• J ' • 19 "Produce Specials" ~- Tampon•- ...... Peas----------- -- 7"~· $1 ... 'All PurJHJH White 93e •. 'i ,..,....., 8-lb. U. S. No. 1 Size A ' '· ' ·-' .•. -...... _ ... ................. ""'_- k,_ While 10-lb, bag Praise , WINNIE WINKLI! !::· $1 Towels 4 ~::. box " ' .. . .... .. Hud1on :4.ufd & Decorator giant I ' Domino Pure Cane Praise J. . .,. Deternent .. - $1 · Av_,. lloolllt ..... w '· By RAEBURN VAN BUllEN ·' Bread --·--· ·· ··- 4.!:; 88c I z ........ 31c ......_ _ _ _,_,. • .. ....... ' P\llolltory & lollonl Lifebouy. . Kr..., lrtnd Lox loovty ..... .... I ·-., Peaches Evaporated 9 • . . _ .... Io.- ""'" loltc~tt~ y.,;otr I Cake Mix .... ~ ''So8p 11!'1111• UMI • cirf' .... . .. Beef Lirer ....... ~ .... ........ ,. Spare.Ribs ..... ·~ ••• ·~~- Bucket Steak 4lc atet. ..... . ' \'.' II <S • .,.. ~ �. , . _..... _ _ ; . _ , , __ _ , .. ,, ~·--- • •"._ .. . . . . . . . ....... , ~ . , ••.• 1 ·~"' ' ~ . , .• , . . .. .. ~ ~ ,, , . I ' ~ ·" I ' ., .. . . . ~ ~ . ( ·. / THI! wtLLm UP TO . MAJ •'I"::!.N ~~!'f I TWJCKS/ LI'L ABNER ~..... l'ryl"' t:ltlclcto Tlmo offer lime, YIOr loott loot for • 101lly cltlldetlo ch i(•ken It your Krettr •tore, Our chlckem 1 ~ utr1 ttncltr btc.u• we pick 'ern yeung ,...n apecl-'1.,.. relltd flock, an4 ltrlnt ~tm It 'i'OU -! ·Ftesh Fryers .t., ·' Cut-Up lb. lt.HOWIB SCHNEIDER -- . WOIJDERFIJL! I l.m Nl -rn£ H61.P I CAlli . Wh ~ ----·-·- E~ l<:. N OCCI~D TO Hfl.P())T IU\11-l 'r'OI.!R CAMPAIGIV ! ·c frwh Doutolo-lrw- . • . ole Z.., By lONG GASULINI ALLEY .I ' I ' I K-rFrwh Kroger Quality a M!I!IC • . Leg or Breast Quarters . . 33c 3-Legged fryers ...... ••. 33c Fryers ·.................... 37c bur'lting with juh:y.rh:h, llown-onfhe.farm fl•v.r. EEIIt . ·~·I i ~n·j \ In Kroger's .Exciting Game "Deck 0' Money"! No Purchase ·Required:! GET! t-r.. GDIJJG 10 8£ A TOOGH, UffiltL . Sliced Bacon FIGHT!,_- •' . , . tiJ · · -- .. Linrs ........--~ •. 89c • llllro 1• .,............ P:Nih II' ...... . _ , . Afl THE BORN LO!IEII ----·--- 10-mrm. ~Nii WICK'/Jill~ __ 11)1...._$ 'BRi'II!IJl'GEI!fAL. A~....._ 'l"i' . '. • ' • ,, " J\ In K-r'o Moot Dopo'i'OU'II find ell tftt "Hf.rent lYPfl W m11t you dlllrt. Jt.oc ~ "" thl• wttk llld ..... By ART SANSOM (:t~/~e.: : ~r:~ ~ A I.Dl lti'bli ~~~ R:la c""!" 1116 'IIIAIID l(• ?aclt Rabbit Dried ktr CHESTER -~ DICK TRACY ' ~.100- ' Pinto Beans I! :! Kroger Milk 3c Applesauce- -- -~·- 8":.!:' _ Biscuits----- -·-- 12 Soap ' 37c Bonus IT: , Li(ebouy 2 ' .... ..... 41e Sugar .... . 51c .... ly .IRANNER ..... .... 47c ·..Fluffo . t % s ...-• Potatoes I ,. !Coin . .. . _. . ~ - .... · y~ . : Anti $L59 f. , I· Coffee ' ' ~ ,....,. "' Dinners Carrota .. _.. : 19c ~ .Pr"• . ......h.... . ' -....:~- : 69c Cranberriet.. ~ 35c .•.. "'"'- ...., 2 . . . . . , _ ...... • <.W'r,.w Bn 1tl,.,.. ... , :OrangeJqice '' . . ' r. ., .... , ' i' .• J ' • 19 "Produce Specials" ~- Tampon•- ...... Peas----------- -- 7"~· $1 ... 'All PurJHJH White 93e •. 'i ,..,....., 8-lb. U. S. No. 1 Size A ' '· ' ·-' .•. -...... _ ... ................. ""'_- k,_ While 10-lb, bag Praise , WINNIE WINKLI! !::· $1 Towels 4 ~::. box " ' .. . .... .. Hud1on :4.ufd & Decorator giant I ' Domino Pure Cane Praise J. . .,. Deternent .. - $1 · Av_,. lloolllt ..... w '· By RAEBURN VAN BUllEN ·' Bread --·--· ·· ··- 4.!:; 88c I z ........ 31c ......_ _ _ _,_,. • .. ....... ' P\llolltory & lollonl Lifebouy. . Kr..., lrtnd Lox loovty ..... .... I ·-., Peaches Evaporated 9 • . . _ .... Io.- ""'" loltc~tt~ y.,;otr I Cake Mix .... ~ ''So8p 11!'1111• UMI • cirf' .... . .. Beef Lirer ....... ~ .... ........ ,. Spare.Ribs ..... ·~ ••• ·~~- Bucket Steak 4lc atet. ..... . ' \'.' II <S • .,.. ~ �,.' 'I 1., " . I I I' • 1 I Mr. 11Dd Mrs. Patrick ~ ary, Pomeroy, returued home Saturday Dlgilt after a sll weeq visit In llollolulu, Ha· .au.. r-oute they visited In Los Aqelel, CaiU., with Mr. LOollary'1 cousin, William Mcquigg. While ill Hawaii U1fY were guests of Mr. and Ml'$. Shannon Walker. They vllited the four largest islaDds, and al Volcano Nationa) ~ark, Hawatl, they visited Mrsj Locbary's cousin, Gleno Bean, who Is superintendent of lbe park. On lbe return lrlp they visited a few days m San Francisco, Calif. 'nl• Junior Youth Fel:owship ~f Sllllth Methodist Churcn held ' Halloween party Saturday fV!Iniog in the basement of the Dh\ll'Ch. Costumes were judged '"d prizes awarded. to Joyce Kerns, prettiest; Robin Mills, funniest; Tony Reitter, most _orlglnlli; and Penny Walters, inosl unusual. Halloween games were play· ed and the prize won by Jenni· fer Goble. Refreshments were .served by Charlotte Reitter, Joyce Kerns, Penny Walters, Bridget Goble, Glenna Sprague and Mrs. James Johnson. Mrs. Jo Ann Wright assisted Mrs. Johnson. Committee members included Charlotte Reitter, Jennifer Gohle and Debbie Gilkey ; games, Penny Walters and Vickie Sutton. Guests were Robin Mills, Tony Reitter, Joey Rei!· tar 8lld Melinda Custer. Memllers present were Karen JohnSQll, Cindy Spengler, Charlotte Reitter, Joyce K ern s, Jeonifer Goble, Vickie Sutton, Debbie Gilkey, Penny Walters, Melanie Walters. Karen McGirr. Eddie Brown, Vern Ord, Bridget Goble, Denise Hawley and CindY Spengler. 6th Birtlulay of Daughter Observed Janie Coleman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Coleman, was guest of honor at a family Observance on her sixth birth· day at their home In Rutland Jill'lday evening. The decoratJ•d birthday eake was served with ke cream and punch. The honored guest received gifts and cards from .th('Se attending including her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gail Mtller, Jeffry Gail and Scotty MIBer; Middleport, and Dallas Weber and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Coleman and ~on, Jerry, Rut. land. GRANG~ARTY TONIGHT 'Il.\.~ Qh · Valley Grange 2612, l#fAl1 Jr Is, will have a Balloparty tonight at the ball at 7:30 p.m. Refresllmenta of · pie and coffee will be All members are a guest. Pomeroy, 011111 TONIGHT and TUESDAY MAGNIFICENT MEN IN THEIR PLYING MACHINES" "T~tOSE . or ·~I Flew from London to .. rerls In 25 hours and 11 minutes." (Technicolor\ Stuart Whitman, Sarah Miles, fimllB Fox. Robert Morley, Giert <Forbe, Irina Demick, Thomas:. Guest Star: SKELTON, W , Colotcartoon · Admission: 75c & 40c. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2 Headquarters FQr Luggage ELVIS PRESLEY 1D "$PINOUT" }~~tee, (Technlcolor) PresleyJ Shelley Fa· Deborau Walley, Diane Jack Mullaney, Will f ' z. . t ~ AI'.,.. I •••l" SOCramen 0I Baptism Given Bryan Zirkle ' ( o\ · oO .~· Uni-Mold Ladies' ·Ca.as I ' .... Uni-Mold Men's Cases a• :!~:!:.::r:.th fash~:~~:JI~~t~:r:;~h{e;:::'g~e(::rt): i:ee ,r::. o:.~ •·. 1-tur-e_,_E.:.ph:esi=ans=s:::l0':24.:.___ moek r:arl at top md base. Velvety ehenWe jewelry (right) makes news. The braeeJets et up eselfement when wom with wools and tweeds. Flower earrings have a twlnkUag rhlnestoae eenter. These are designed by Daa Stoenesea of Cadoro .Jewell. MRS. .PAULIN DIES Word bas been received of the unexpected death of Mrs. Ernest Paulin (Gladys) of Dayton. Funeral servicf.s were held Friday in Dayton. Mrs. Paulin Is a sister-in-law of Mrs. James Weber of , F o ~ t .Lauderdale, Fla: Mr. fauhn 1s a former resident of Me1gs County. MAJOR PROBLEM Population dunsity is a jor problem in Japan. Its ity is heightened because 15 per cent of the land Is ·arable. Japan is smaller than • the sta~ An · 1M t• nua ee mg Of Farm Bureau Is November 3 Andrew Cross reminded all Meigs Codnty Farm Bureau Federation members today that 'lbe orgarllzatlon's annual meeting would be held Thursday night, November 3, at the Chester Grade School at 7:45 . Mr. Cross urged everyone wishing to purchase tickets to contact either Landmark or Nationwide Insurance in Pomeroy or from any of the board They also visited the Natl811al Astronomy Observatory Green Banks, w. va. 'ntey turned by' the way of ton and visited Mrs. McCoy's sister, Mr. and Mrs. H. Beall. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Koenig recently were Mr. Mrs. Henry Koenig, Cambridge, Miss Ethel Koenig of Pomeroy, and Mrs. Susie . Windon of Henderson,. :w. Va. Mrs. Mary Reed;- Mrs. Norman McCain .and Amber 'Mrs. Ross Clel~ of. ' Cheater called on Mrs. ··Donna lhle of Racine Tuesday afternoon. =~~ E!!!:ii:+e!t ~~!1111-•ll!ll•ll!l•~lly with Mise Ethel Koenig and Around .!ln,d About Pomeroy Miss Elsie Hart. ' Mrs. George Heines and Mrs. Wllllam Kllllnaer visited Friday afteniOOn with Mn. Grov. fit Jenkinson. Mr. and Mrs .. Larry Stafford and family of Columbus spent the weeken« with ~ parents, Mr. aDd Mn. Cllarlet .Wltbee. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young and Barbara of Galion and Mrs. Robert Wells and Lynn, Kim and Kay of Mollawk were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. 0., Barnitz ~ attellded the Parker. Carpenter wed· ding Saturday at Rutland. ,! 'Mr. and ~· Charles R. Karr, Sr. and Mrs. Lucille B. ness visitors in Oalllpolil, · , Wayne Nelson of Toledo spent D :c J ~."::::·:%!:":FOR ENJO~ Ul'ING it ' ~ goo4/f"":~i=~~~~~~~~~;;;I::~11 1 of}:allfornla' and llf"pop. 'members. He said that a ulabon IS more than ball that program is being plannj!(l with .. Thursday thru Saturday NGvember 3-5 Contributec/ 7J""v N""'W Chal'r·s IE:' d dr OUD 30 About Middlepotrt Ar t , LDS. "'""' "'"' ----·- - --- "' ""J·D'Y SERVIn NOT OP&N meeiD1: - p t at 1:30 p. m. at tile ~eroy SeDlor Hlp School ;! tile e1ecuuv. qmllliUee lii 'fbe Pomeroy, Mid" dle~ . P,d RIUaDd Sand BoosteJt' ~·· Guest epeaker wfl1 be Mr. Geo~~ Bargrllvea, ilr., Sul)t. tf Meigs Local School D I ~trlct/ said Mrs. Roy Mayer ol the Pomeroy Boosters. ......,. $~5 Mr. and Mrs. John Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jonel visited Saturday and SundaJ with their daughter and son-~n· law, Mr. and Mrs. Lee David· son In Athens. Mrs. Davidson bas been ~turned to her homt train Grant .Hospital in Colum · · . btls where she has been a pa·tien't for the past ten days du• D. E. Miller (Mont Miller) to a throlli Infection. bas been retunted to his home L~ Gladwell and Robel"! from the Galllpops ~liJ1lc where Schmoll, students it Ohlc he has been a medical patient. .$tate University in Columbus, Sunday dinner guests of Mr. spent the week!!nd with Mr. and and Mrs. Fielding Hawkins were Mr,s Delbert lleck~r and Mr Mr. and Mrs. Nell Clark and and.Mi's: Robert Schmoll. . daughter Carol, and Mrs. Ed· "'. R' G ndc ith Dunlap or Corning. uennls Sa!!lellS, . 1o ra Miss Mabel Hysell and her College, ~pent the weekend with ' h' nts Mr and Mrs. •· aepllew, Panny Fink, spent f'ri· IS pare : · · day and Saturday in ChesapP.ake dolpll ~eiP.ns. with Mr. and Mrs. John Buck~ ' Mr. ·and Mrs. Roger Luckey ley and son, Jeff. They spent doo, Huntington, W. Va. wei'\ Saturday in Huntington return· weekend guests of their par· lng to Middlepo't Saturday ev ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Brew· ning. . '• illl!ton, Middleport, a~d Mr Beverly and Teresa. Ervin and Mrs. Luckeydoo, New Ha· of Racine were weekend guest~ ven. of their grandparents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Halold Wood· Mrs. Herbert Fink. gerd spent Frld~y In Colum· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faulk bus where they, visited thelf and son, Bobby, Qrt>ana, spent daughter, Miss ·Maiianne .Wood· the weekend with her . parents, gerd: M d M Gall Mill R ., 1•··. '· ts 0 f Mr and r. an rs, . er. . ecen ·' gu!!S ...;;;,J., Ml' Tom Baker, frestu;nan at Mt. Mrs. William Slatel' ~""~ · Union College, ~llailce, spent and .~ .'D)olnas Watk!M ·and the weekend with his parents, son, ,Columbus~ . , ·• be a apedal Oct.!~-~ those in costume in the various categories. TOESDA y A contributi811 of $25 was THE PQMEROY Band Boost- made toward new chairs for ers will meet Tuesday evening the Sunday School room when at 7:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy the One Won One Class of the Senio1 High School. All mem- Pomeroy First baptist church bers are urged to attend. met Thursday evening at the POMEROY CHAPTER 186 church. OES will meet Tuesday at 7:45 Mrs. Victor Young, Sr., vice p. m. Members are reminded president, conducted the meetto pay annual duPs. ing. In the absence of Mrs. J. LOYAL PALS <.'LASS of the H. Stephe~son, communicatio~ Middleport Church of Chr~t from the Foster Parent PIS? will meet Tuesday evening Nov. and from the Korean gtrl PANTS SUITS GO EVERYWHERE. Colorful two-pie~e pants suit (left) In pink and 1, . at 8 p. m. at the b~me ~f whom the class supports were Campart red tattersall check is ideal for casual wear. The jacket is outlined In suede trim on collar and pockets. This Is by Ull of Irvington Place in all wool loomed in M1ss Mabel Hysell. This wtll read by Mrs. Lorain Sterrett. be the annual Thanksgiving of· Plana were made for a C)lrlst· America. For evening (right) this jumpsuit with matching jacket Is in Cam part red fering and program with Miss mas dinner at Bailey's restaurdyed mole. Its jacket can take to the ski slopes as well as the party room. This 11 by Fur and Sport. Frances Roush, program' iead· ant December 16, followed by 8 ~---------------------------------------er and Miss Mabel Hysell, de- party at the home of Mrs, HarBirthday Observed votional chairman. r; Bailey. Mrs. Ellen Couch By 111rs. Andrews WEDNESDAY was named devctlonal leader Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush A MEETING on "Seft Study for November. entertained with a turkey din· on the Meaning and Basis of lllrs. Elmer Wickham, devoner Sunday at their home in Membership in the WSCS and tiona! leader, had for her ·topic Syracuse honoring Mrs. Clar- Wesleyan Service Guild," will "Walkie Talkie Prayer," using ence Andrews upon her birth· be held at the Rock Springs as her scripture, Revelations day. Methodist Church, Wednesday, 8:3. A decorated birthday cake Nov. 2, from 10 a. m. to 3 p.m. A dessert course was served was served with the dinner to Mrs. James Richai'IU, district by the hostesses, Mrs. HomMr. and Mrs. Andrews and president, and Mrs. Harry P. er Braley and Mrs. E II en' Susan and Raymond of Pome- Smith, district historian, will Couch to the above and Mrs. roy, Mrs. Jennings Wayland be in charge. A sack lunch will T. T. Shelton, Mrs. Joseph and Terry, Middleport, Rev. be served at noon with host Cook ·and Mrs. J. E, Foster. James McGovern, and Mr. church providing cookies and - - - - - - - - - and Mrs. Roush and Sandra. coffee. the weekend 'th hi arents Gregory Roush and Judy King AMATEUR GARDEN C I u b P4 d M w~l s N joined the group in the after- will meet Wednesday, Nov. ~ an and~ ~h ~son. R noon. Pictures were taken of at 8 p. m. at tbe home of K r. S ndrsM. aLcre~ll B. M H M M'ddl t arr r. a rs. u1 e . the . honored guest and others Thrs. arry oolllrebe, thl epork. Hawkins •called on Eber Hendurmg the afternoon and move program w e wor · · h h ti shop by Mrs Tony Fowler derson of Portland Sunday Ies of vanous c urc ac v1• · • afternoon ties were shown. THURSDAY · EVANGELINE CHAPTER, Mrs. B. F. Gravely and Order of Eastern Star, Middle- daughter, Mrs. J. A. Eden, reGRANDSON HONORED port, will meet Thursday even- turn~ h?me ~nday after a iMrs. W. A. Morgan enter· ing, Nov. 3 at the Masonic Tern- weeks VIsit Wlth relatives In tained with a dinner Sunday at pie. A potluck dinner at a:30 Charleston and Dunb~, W. Va. ' her home, Athens Road, hon- will be held preceding the reg- Mr. and Mrs. William Braboring her grandson, B r u c ~ ular meeUng. Initiatory work bin and son, Michael, of St. THE INTERNATIONAL -COAT that can travel to any . ., Gotthardt, on hts birthday. will be es:empllfied during the Albans, W. Va., visited briefly clime and be wom at any time r. the latest in water· Present were Mr. and Mrs. R. evening. All members are urg· Sunday lfternoon with hIs repellent fashions. Made in the ·United States by Law· llrwaJUrl'at'I,...II'-IIM ... L. Gotthardt and Bruce of Coed to attend. grandmother, Mrs. B. F. • renee of London, these coats are p.1ckable and crease• lumbus, Mr. and Mrs. Roger GREAT BEND WSCS will Gravoly a1111 ft(n, J. A. Eden. resistant. Gray and white cane checked design (left) is Yalue can be plulus Willa tflls·he All Morgan and Kathy, Middleport sponsor a rummage sale In Mr. ancl'Mrs. R. L. Gotthardt In Imported French eire. Jewel-colored striped coa' Mold luggage stYled foi-meuad worAM.it's Sll ,1111 ,:; . (rlghtj is in upholstery velvet and lined with pelon. and the hostess. the Simp~on building, opposite and son, Bruce, returned to priced-less. No oilier lasgage c:8A IJAI ';' ·: -;::y;rr;;;:s;iiji~iiiB;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;:;;:;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;:;;:;; the Rae me Post Office. on Nov. their home in Columbus SunfUggedcompressioiHnoldedshdti'iiiJBUb'JA,. . ' 4 and 5, from 10 a. m. to ' p.m. day after a several days visit with her mother, Mrs. W. A. and fealher·lialibJeSS and it is fibergfs ,?=~ Morgan. thrcaghout. Other features include "'I ,. t Mrs. Elmer Wickham, Mrs. locks, exclusive Vinyt.Y~ cbveri... llar'll._\. ; Allee Davia and Mn. Albert lngs, and dozens 11101'8. eome ilt:tCJa'l .... ,••,~/ ; Baer visited 'nlursday In Co"""-ica's best luBP&OIII;'J"••s · i ir\v,~ lumbus with Miss Calara Zier. Tool L ,, ·1 1-¥'... . . t~· . Bryan Philllp Zirkle, son of ~- and Mrs. George Korn, • ,14 • ' Mr. and Mrs. Danny s. Zirkle, Jr.,· of Columbus were week received the sacrament of bap- end guesta of their~· Mr. ~ tism by the Rev. c. Melvin AI· and Mrs. George Korn, Sr. and . ""' -~-·-· kire Sunday at the morning Mrs. John Thomas. Charcoal- Blue- Red ··White-~raen · worship servi~ at the United Miss Ramora Boice of Day- ' ' 17" Hit lox ... : .. 19.95 Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. ton spent the weekend with be~ 22" Wttktnd , • .. • 19.95 15" Collllttlc , • .. • tt.95 25" Pullman .. .. .. 29.95 Fred Leifheit were sponsors. parents, Dr. 8110 Mrs. R. E. J6" Toto lag ......... 13.95 21" Pullman • , •• . • 34.95 An organ prelude by Mrs. Boice. Harvey Van Vranken opened Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haley of the service followed by acrip. Columbus were weekend guests lure sent~ces and invoc:atlon of Misses Lena and Katie Guth. by the pastor ' silent prayer Mlas Ethel Koenig visited reCharcoal- Brown- ()live the Lord's p;ayer 1n unison cently at Long Bottom with her and responsive reading of brother and sister-in-law, Mr. 22'' COMPANION •••• , • , , - •.• .,••.••.••• - ...... ,,. - . 21.15 Psalm 46 "God is our Refuge " and Mrs. Harley Koenig and ' . 25" TWO SUITER ·. .•• , .......... ,.••.••.••.• ,., ,., ... - _ . . ''A Mighty Fortress," was the her sister, ~!rs. Susie .W'mdon topic of the sermon by t h e and the gropp attended the 25" THREE IUITIR ........ ,., .~ ,., - ... ,,, - ... - - - 14.95 Rev. Alkire, using 81 bla scrip; pumpkin al)ow at Circleville. "w• • IGS THEATRE "" u:aa ljrlll By' Church Class Methodist Youth Halloween Party Held Saturday Mrs. Clarence Lacey and Mrs. George Hackett, MiddlP.port teachers, accompaniPd a group oJ students to Columbus to attend the Metropolitan Opera Company performance of ''La Traviata. " Attending were Diana and Joyce Davis, Marjorie Harris, Nancy Harr;s, Rose Marie Hackett. Lmda Hackett., Debbie Grueser, Sue Ohlinger. Susan Morris, Kathy McElhinny and1 Kathy Lacey. :a MONDAy FEENEY • BENNETT Post, American Legion, will sponsqr the annual community Hallow· een observance Monday even· lng, Oct. 31, at the Middleport High School stadium at 7:30 p. m. Prizes will be awarded for ~~~ G.rpl4p Attends Met Doing La Traviata ~= ! .~ l'ftere Meigs Events · to-Dany·Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., A "" SH IRT fiNISHING IN AT 9-0UT AT:5 RoltiiiSOI's Cleanirs SlcDncl St. Pomeroy Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, Inc. as main speaker .along' with the presentation of service pins to all members present. The Farm Bureau Women's ;!~~s will provide entertf)n- ~ - NOW TAKING RIIERVATION. · ,.., . Chrlltmla Partlel Phone 9f2.99H v : AHaches by ·Airway ' Unimold available in 3" Slim or 4%'' Kin& Sizes•• Colors; Charcoal or Brown Olive, 19.95 •• 22.95 •• 24.95 2nd Floor·- Elberfelds- Pomeroy · )- ' . - --- - ---- --- ----- � 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. 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