https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/083795805aeb891051d368b8219642e2.pdf b73a53ffdf7c1743c6a324428a2a7cbd PDF Text Text ;. ,.,. " ' SOCIAL CAlENDAR •• ~---'-- Sentinel, Poll\e_roy-M!ddleport. O, Sept. 29· 196 ~ TWO Reviews About People In Wiener Roast~ Held b~- Cub Pack . Are Given for First Meeting Cub Scout Park 2!4 ol Mid· l dleport, with thelf leader, Mrs . SEPT. • '111e Wildwood Gorden Club ,, Dale Walhurn and guest'! held, will hold the first meeting of . Wed d ev-'•• PomerOY ~~ a w1ener ro.:1sf Monday evening . 1ts calendar year Wednesday~ Will meet 1 nMes BYP ui Fbj; at the home o n, a Mrs. Carl Moore and Mrs I lit the Allen Leonar d horne on .' 0 ctobe r 6 at the home of er with Mrs. Milton Roush and Ben Spencer returned home Harnsnm'l!le H~Jad : Bruce Lloyd Mrs Mason Fisher as co-host· •· d . , The Mtddlepo:t Literary Club gut·~·~ ut: l•nd : Monday, aftl•r a VlSII ut LI".b1lll , ·'1 ernuel~ <~n ~~r~ !.eon· w1th ~rs. Mourt''s un(\es. Chf· mg Wi:'I«" \1r .md ' 1 ll ford arid Reube-n Dav1s and urrl Hlld \ 111 101 pn ' 1'' rlt' lle. ,m,. . , ~ s 'f't'· d i 1\\le :-.h •, D:-~. l e We~ · Leetoma w1th .v11 S pt> n1 • 1 ) an 1 · 1 11 oaughter and sun -m luw, t\1! Uun1, d, ,hh rn St t>V"~I tnd · 1 Mrs W:ll::ltll J01ck-:tm anc~ f::~ mily S: md ;n, \tr ~ :0.111 mr arrornpnmed by lw r tmtlt>s, wtnt to Htwk ~ tm~n. Pd tu ·11 tend the funeral of their aunt, Mrt r:.1l ph Tale, !.be former P D · ansy avis. Mr. and Mrs. John Mitch and daughter, Mrs. Everett i\'llch · _,.el feturned home Sunday al'· ter. a week 's visit. at Lebanon. wlth ~ J r . and Mrs. l'loyd Mes· chcr and family. .:.0Pibf'rt Bnll'h i<:; rnnfim•d to hil. home. 1\twk Spnii :.:~ JJ 11 : 1d lly'¥ illnt·s~. ,P:r . and Mrs. Eldun Wt•t"ks al'li! fli 1v 1;, ,1 \ tf'H' ·"loh;11·t ,, •• were Mi>!lUil,\ Pi:J!k ir <11!11 \'l :' iltil' Ill (; .J!Ii !'.1r s. nl)nald F. i~l.1 ~1· ·l:i~rlr en. l '. riWt' aml Li.IJ.da ut C.m11 1n wert! wct'k· end gup,h 111 l'l' lutm·s. M•·~. IJ11nald B!ankrnship Sr. of Can ' lm 1s the gue::it ol relatives in the art><L Mr· .V w·m;l rtwpm <Hl. Tim· lnll P:1vidsun <~nd Jt>fftt·~· Smir !· . ,\1 r . and ~I rs . D0nald K Bfilnkt·n~llip und 8ruce and Lm da ;md .\ln- Donald Hlankj•JJship were Sa lurda .\ evening guPsts at a eookoul. 11f Mr. and Mrs. Fred S\\'iilLel a( their rahi n rwo1r Portl<lll!l Mr. and Mrs. John Snuth nf Sc!·nd:.l'ille. W. \'a. were n•t·:·nt gue<:.ts of her p<~rcnts, i\'ir. and kenr-;il lp ijti(\ 11.1 ., P:wt• 1-Jawk Mr <md Mr s. CrovC>r I': . HJ\Ik lol I·.JI:;n:hiJS spj·nt loht F'ndav wilh Jus parent~ - \Jr· and \ir, h we lLmk. Mi ~s .Jerri Frick ol Colum- pa1·cnts, \1r . and .\1rs. P:1,il Frick . Ktr and Mrs. Norman Ri s~r Of R::wmr Wt't l' IW'Pn1 guests of Mr . and Mrs Harry Kl"\ser. ' ~~ - ' ,, ' · Mr;; . B. C. !hie and brother PH1 1r I · "•'1 oi C·1 11 rr. 1 u~ SIJr nt Frirl:n· ar ~~·;t h their parenl s. ~lr H,1 n\' 1\t :ser. - ,r·, Mrs. Dallil s H;mlf'r nl · ll•· 'ih litlrg v:silefi Sunda.v wi th her parents, \lr. and 1-o'ir s fl.l r. HatT~· <~nd Keiser. Bt>VIt> ws 1 lrastallnlion Heltl Hy Hell•el No. 62 In Memory o/1'wo - ~- - -- - - 1 "PHIL MAIO" Orion Crew Socks PANTIES One size fits all sizes I tAt 11. 75% orion acrylic - Girls acetate and eiderlon elastic leg brief!:!. Solld white, floral prints tmd stripes. Sizes 4 to 14. high bulk - ~% BOUnced tbat coacb Solly He. suave ·.u cae • 'd , bl neutrals gather fashion pratse. Htg" heel, ALIVE, uppers on mt ntg h. ti t d au elegantly dips low ot the sides, topped with a sop " ca e pe I , M'd h I GLAMOUR lacy cut·out wtth a gracefu de sate bow. ' ee' ' , . GLAMOUR , 1 b •· on e!ao'iC go re for 0 SmOoth fit. Seen In • 6 .99 to 14·99 AAA-AA·B-C streteh said every sunk killed and test· ed in the Sugar Run area for at h be b 'd least a year as en ra 1 . Skunks are companions of · cats~ partiC{II.arly, so extra precaution must De taken. . Bet advl~ 1 to take imf!!ed· 69c Low ioDIIht 58-65. Windy, cooler Friday. Sbowen endiDJ Ill the 010rnlog, elearilli over A Booullful Group of most at Obio. Womens Skirts colors SELECT YOUR BOYS WINTER JACKET FROM THE SELECTION AT ELBERFELD$ You'll find all sizes the little fellow who ed. Many styles MENS DRESS SHIRTS ! Chapter "Bnd Terry Clark, Dreams Ward and Diana Lee. Come In to Elberfelds Mens 1nd Boys Birthday Surprue Eddie Diddle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Waid L. Diddle, was sur· prised Tue!iday evening on tbe occasion ol hi• eighth birthday. A wiener roast waa enjoyed af. I ter which Eddie opened g~ts . Blrtbday cake and his Ice MENS PERMANENT PRESS DISCONTINUED CARPET SAMPLES 24"x36" Throw Rugs of Lee quality carpets. 3 '::.· $lOO $1\,00 .... TL and Rex Ray, Becky, Tinlra, and Johnnie Seiser; Eve and Sera · Diddle. and Eddie. Mr. and Mrs. Diddle were assist«! by Mrs. David Huddle- I,ston. I VJBJT IN DELAWARE '••,nft AJI Cotten PILLOW TUBING Perale Ftollh "J Seow Whlto 1: 69~dth ·~:,t Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gilmore of Middleport v!stlld ta Del•· ~--------------------------------------------------------~l wMe, ObW, w.oL wa '' aw..: o rrzr z t 11 J'al££ w•••n;t:t%: e CORDUROY narrow wale corduroy, 35 beautiful colors. Wasllable. 3611 88c "'· .. It was reported Werry made Idepartment was notified of ·-. at New Programs 29 ID A new program aeries \VORLD "CRISTINE" SUEPCRAFT BLANKm Wlnterwelght Allover Print. 72x90". Rayon and Nylon Blend Blanket with 5" acetate binding. A beautiful flower print blanket in Pink, Blue, Gold. $4.95 Meet your Frlondo 11 llborfeldt In PollllfiiJ Hoadqu1rl1rs far llg Stltctlon af Natlon1lly Knewn ltlakos of Furniture and l'loor Covorlnga end Fumlohlngo far Your H!11111 ·and WNrlng Apponl for Your F1mlly, Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' was 1 ~=- 1 Po~ ~ius - - -- - b~n -- oc_:~~d • 1 -·th~-.po~c:e HeIpNeeded Fof Gf3SS OperatiOn , • 10,000 Police To Keep Backs Toward Pontiff tho delicate question lies m bis about divorce which is also con- lung ti.;e for a grass infield. banr!s. He ha~ apponted a spe- trary to the .?hr!SIIan doctrme Heavy equipment has been ml commiSSIOn of theolog~ans of marrtage. [ volunteered to the Middleport and acientists to_study. the que· Recreation commission, Dave traded wldl second of seven V8C'ation lodges tion and, accordmg to m~o~med Veteraas Memorial Hosflil.!ll Ohlinger, chairman, said. · . lt,••II!J - ' A I 'SJW qJfJY.j 'SJW aaM rumon tblt tbe reserve Mllnl concfucted the dlscusstoa and WOOid locnuo 111111'• reqoln 11 NEW YORII: _ Jii'CRETA· presided Whet! Ed l'loster was meDII wblcb DOW mal!e ... of Slate Dean Rustr and So- elected to represent the dub on -.ry rw llveolon lo pol Foreign Mlnlstar Andre the Regatta Committee. Feder- ap lt per eeal of lhe BDIOIIIII Gromyko have qreert to con- ated church ladles serving iuncll II & , . . . , _ ... ·· Unue their •UppOI'! of Uolled were Mrs. Edith HI.,., Mrl. constructed under a sil: • year •ureess, they have fm1sh~ Admissions - ; • 1vor~e, planned Wedoesclay by the Porn- he-Bvteol Ia more lhao Lodges Is Begun eroy Uons club after Its regu- yean. t:li.OUSTER, Obio (UPI) lar tuncheoo In social rooms of Volnme oo lhe New York Ground was to be brolren today the Federated chW'cb Stock Es~~ soared to at BurT Oak State Park for the 'saum 1 versity, Divinity ScbooJ of Ken. the Ohio Baptist Convention, --a sudden stop afler Ca~e show-l one : car a~cident a_t the inter· yon College, and Oberlill Grad- <llartar member of the DeJaed the weapon. Tbe offrcer lad i"''t!On of Lmcoln Hill and Butuate School oC Theology. ware Human Relations Council grabherl the harrel of Lhe gun ; lernut-av. He served as PBl!tor of First (an organization devoted to Civ· and shoved it away from h1m ! SgL. Werry went to the scene Itaptlst Church~ Williamstown, iJ Rights movement). J~st be!ore the weaP?n was at 11 :28 p. m. and round tha~ W, Va., from 1943 to 1945. From Bl!81nning at 2 p.m. Dr. Paul flfed , while the cruiser was, case apparently bad lost conChristensen of the F'irst Baptist movJ~g . . trol of h1s car and it had struck Church of Marietta and pNsJ. VATICAN CITY (UPn - Ecumenical Council card· , ~oiit·e sa1d the bullet went ; a pov.:er pole. The car WIS dent of the Ohio Baptist Conven· fnals today urged Pope Paul VI to ma ke ~ decision ~n. t.he through, th:. glove compart ment heavily damaged. tion will conduct the afternoon Roman Catholic Church's thorny questiOn of artlfJclal of the cru~ser. The home-made; Werry arrested c.ase on DWJ worsbJp program. birth control. They sai d, "We can not go home wi thout weapun, w1th a stx-mch. barrel, Icharge m . tus mvesligation Dr. Christensen was born an answer.n . had a .410 dee~ slug 1~ the of the acc1den~ and. l~ft the and reared in Chicago. He at~ British Primate John Carmel Card mal Hee~an , arch· · chaml!e~ ~hen 1t was ftred.. Iscene to take h1m to J&l. ~se tended Franklin College in fu. bishop of Westminister, warned that the cou nctl may he 1 l'ha1~ or events wh1ch reporte~ly protested h1s bem~ dla a d ecei ed hi ·- the laughing stock of the started a w1ld struggle over the ! taken mto custody after Offi. 1 cer We_rry indicated to Wm he atvNortm!.n world if the "big problem" ! XH. Is a on all gun when tist Theological Seminary in Chi- goes without mention. art1f1CJBI means of btrth , con· . was bemg c.harged. cago "If we act in this way there ! trol, although the Ogmo--Knaus r Werry sa1d he turned ott Dr~ Christensen has served is surely some danger that the I rhythm system is permitted· I Butternut-av onto the parkin& tn Ohio for almost 20 years. He faithful will leel they are being However, Pu.pe .Pa~l said th is lol when Case pulled t~ w~p. was an Army chaplain for two defrauded," he said. ''lt is even must be stud1ed In light of such , I on from under~eath ~ shlrL years from 11M5 to 1947, was possible that some non-Catholic modem developmen~s as the· Pomeroy_ Po~ce Ch1~f Jed director of Campbell Christian critics will sneer at us and say, oral contraceptive pJ\1. • Webste~ s<ud this mo.rnmg char. Center from 1947 to 1849, pas- 'the Catholic Church claims _to ll was the _council 's second , ges against Case woilld _be filed lor of the First Baptist Church be tnfallible in teaching fa~tb day of explosiVe debate on the I somettme today followmg furor lrooton 1951_1961 and for the and morals, yet itt cannot make issue of marnage and the fam1 - HEL P HELP r D H f/ ther mvestJgat10n . of the incl· ' 'Is 'nd bo t 'h' 1 our dent and consultation WJtb ProJut fiveth yean beea preai· u.p 1,,, ml a u ., IS ques· y, Apnea! Divorce . , Bao 1Operation Grass in Middleport:· dent Fir bas Ba "• ~ b ti or e st Pwa• "'uurc on. D' • h' h W d 1 is Saturday at 12:30 p. m. of Marietta. He iJ a past presAskl for . Answer . . w IC came up e · The c\ash program _ befor e idea of tbe Ohio Baptist Pas- Vagnelo Cardinal Rossi, a.r· nes~ay m. an appeal fo~ more the mercurv in thermometers IIIVm!IM!i I ill t n tors. chbishop of Sao Paolo, Braul, lemency m the churchs ban, drops •lear · oul of lhe tubes _ I .NEW YORII: (UPI) - lie- The pubUc Is inYitod to at· said, "We cannot go home wi~ also was me_ntioned. Ireland:• I is to get a cover of grass start-~ portl dial die Federal fte.. tend the mornng 8DCI afternoon out au answer to our people. ~tlltam Cardmal Co?way smd I ed on No. 1 diamond so as to ""e Board miPt t;Jclltn C!GDo worabl.p eervi.cet. Pope Paul has told the c?~n· .It does not seem. fru.~ to men· I eliminate a serious du st pro- I troll oa margia credit 101 tile -. cll to .stay awa.y from .specifics lion... polygamy, wh1c? 1.s largely 1 blem in the neighborhood· dock marke Into a taillpiD · ja t~ discussi~n or b1~t~ con· cond.n:<~ to ~un-Chr~st1an com· Besides, boys in Middleport Wedaea:day, wltb tradt•c tbe Seeond of Seven trol srnce the fmal dec1s1on on mumties~ while saymg nothing Boys' 1eague have yearned 3 1 ~V;·;S'~r;EP;HEN~;SO;N;;;;. ~:ome:~ro:y~·:::::::;;J~::p;:::::::-___:_;;R~E LionS Planning P lh• vey Huddleston; Nancy 1 They never need irmiing, Famous ''Koratron" process makes the permanent press. Choose the l'V)' model that has belt loo)>li. slight taper leg, wwn with a cuff or the slim model that Is worn witb· out belt loops has full taper legs, cuffless, 85% cotton 15% 420 nylon. Machine or hand wabable. Sizes to 42 waist and in your correct length. $9.98 Alrendlng were Mike and Da1 SLACKS gre~.U~n ~UJ!d~ in ~orning and afternc~on services. The ub lB IDVlt . This cburch over 60 ld · ~andsome, . . ! yearsMain-st o , IS 1'na well-mamtained buildi•• on East MORGAN-JONES Early American, richly fringed In a wide range of colors: Snow White, Antique Gold, Avocado, Beige, Carnation, Cinnamon, Copper, Cornflower, Cran. berry, Hyacinth, Lemon, ·Pumpkin, Sand, Walnut. Wedgewood. Easy to launder, Single Size 79x110, Double 941<110. Porn. ment); member of committee of Veterans Memorial hospital, has been authonzed to Mechamc-st. 1 SITE OF CENTENNIAL- PoVteroy Baptists wUI telebrate the tOOth anniversary of the founding of their con- Iad yours now. cream were served later, i~ 0:edu~ati:m Department on the first floor 1nd se- OUTING FLANNEL Wednesday night after being ar· r ested following a automobi.le arr1 cl ent at the foot of Lin· coln Hill. Authorities said Pierce Case, 50, 104 Union-av, Porn· !'he A complete selection of dress shlrta in sizes 14 to 17 and in your correct sleeve length. See them in tilt mens department on the first floor. Broadclothl, oz. ford cloths, Dacron and cations, 100% Dacro01 Ill whites, solid colors, neat stripes and in several collar styles Including regular widespread collars, snap tabll and the popular button down collars. "Crochette" Bedspreads Eddie Diddle Given and fired it wildly - Cardinals Demand Deci.si"on • h controI pOSition •• 0 n BIrt are revorsible. and Jimmy Lewis, Becky Wright. Vicky, Ricky, Sherry, Pomeroy Poli ce Sgt. Henry WPrry won a struggle to disarm a man who pulled a home-made pistol on him - Choose from corduroy, all are warmly lin- lene Michael, Diana, Barbara, Rev. Stephenson was ordained at the First Baptist ChW'Ch of Pomeroy April 16, 1943. His activities include serving as Member Board of Directocs, American Red CroSB; ren. He was educated 1tbew 5:12-14 and John 8:12. Dean and Wayne Pullins, 1 I Greg Eblin, Rodney Bailey, Dar- ing and afternoon worship ser. vices in conjunction with the !DOth AMiversary Prll(!ram. Beginrung at 10 :30 a.m. in the morning service, the Rev. James B. Stephenson will be eroy Public Schools, Oluo Unl- on Christian Social Cuncern of proceed with planning a 25 to 30 bed addition. 1 I Wise, of Perry Baptist Church 1 Perry 1 Ohio. Since 1947 he has served as pastor of First Baptist Churcll in Delaware. boy who takes size 20. The September meeting of the Junior Missionary Society , of the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church was held Sunday followin~ Sunday School in the recreation room of the parson· ; age wi_th Donna Gilmore, superintendent, and Iva PoweU, as' sisl<mt. in charge. Group singing of the JMS chorus opened the meeting followed by scripture reading of Mat· 38" wide in a wide variety of patterna. Guaranteed lui to wubirc. ~n and .Dr. Paul Christensen will parttdpate Sunday, Octo her 3, at the First Baptist Church of Pomeroy In morn- Member Board of , eroy, pulled the weapon on Sgt. Werry while the two Truslcea, Dela.wore Qlunly.Mealwere enroute to the Meigs county j;lil in Pomeroy's police tal Health AIISOCiatioo, and two f department crUiser. .• termo as president; cbalrllWl Pierce all egedly produced the .410 home-made piotol of the Ohio Camp Farthest Out ADMINISTRATOR_ Charles Rideout, a retired Regu- , from under his shirt while Off1cer Werry "as traveling and Is the father of three child- (an international retreat move~ Jar Army Non-Commissioned Offtcer, and admJmstrator i through the vtllage parkmg lot between Butternut-av and ton tw!Us and blends by, Darla and Nancy Gill, Dao- Sgt. Werry Wins ~struggle with 1Armed Prisoner 1uest paslor. _He is the son ol Jllr, IIIII ·Jill'~. Jomos H. -Siepltoa. aoo olll22 East Mein Sl., Porn. eroy. He married tile former Sophia Btazewicz ol Pomeroy for wears size 2 up to the big WINTERETTI 25-30 Bed Addition Needed; Hill-Burton Funds Sought The Rev. James B. Stephen- 1945 unlil 1947, he was pastor Get Ready Now For Cold We1ther Society Meets . ms and Brenda Gilmore Mar', tha 'and Linda Baker, Donnle ' ~~-t~-------------~------- I and fabrics. Sizes 22 to 30. Junior Missionary I •" are sponsonng .3 hole-m · one not be available until next year. relieve the cramped situation. contest - the first held locally mL d . . . - Additional pQtients are bethis Saturd and Sund t Jue a mmtstrator satd every ay ay a effort will be made to obtain ing expected next year when the Pomeroy Golf course. fd -d 1 the d Medicare begins operation J ·rt th t t .11 e era 1 at or propose . aycees saJ e cone~ WI expansion. A Hill. Burton grant Mr. Rideout said he will not be conducted from 1 unlil 6 p. would provide funds to cover know immediately the estimat· m.. saturday and from 10 a.m. one . third uf the costs for such ied cost of expanding the hos11 4 "" ' P -m. Sunday._ an undertaking. pital an additio1111l 25. 30 beds. MAY GET ADDED WING OR SECOND FLOOR - Present expectations of adding 25 to 30 beds to Vetera01 ·A pme of IIOO ~·II be pre· Th 1111 1 , de . . to 1 He indicated that a eomplete Memorial hospital, above, will include a study of whether a new wing or a second floor would be better. Tha sented to a golfer I( he cards e s.ees CISion Pan cost estimate will be available hospital was designed so as to make either feasible a hole-in-one. Consolation priz.. an expansiOn program was[ after au architect ia employed ' es will be given to the golfers made because : to plan the expansion. who are closes! and second clo~ -More oew doctors are ex· It is not et decided whether est to !he hole if no one scores pected rfl the area next year. it would ~ more feasible to a hole-m-one. . -Occupancy In the hospital 's construct a S<~cond • story unit . All golfers ?f.tbe area are JD·1 Medical . Surgical Ward for jor to build an additional wing Vlied to participate. l!Je period Iince January 1 of at the rear of tho hospitaL wool plaids, nylons, cot- them to the Savior. Attending were Karolyn Souls- ~7 ·~' --------------------~'" '' FIVE CENII THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1965 Pastor Stephenson Returns Sunday You'll find just the skirt you want In 1 [ the singing of Who WiU Lead . H Ie•In-one • 0erb PIanned WEATHER 1 One ''Self Forgetfulnesr,;," of the study book, Four Sons of China, was read. A sto-' ry, ''Just Beln~ Useful" was read using a lall candle to re- 1 · present young life having a 1 long time to shine for Christ. An offering was h:tken after ' ' Which the meeting closed with ,~::0 mus would resign at t heend of this seasoo ro look lor 'new Expansion of Veterans Memorial hospital from 46 opportunil1es In basebaU." to 76 beds within a year appeared probable today. symptoms of rabaes. this wide assortment of styles, - CLEVELAND (UPI) - Tbe Cleveland lndiau today au- late acUon il any such ammal Is obsrvoct, sulfermg typiCal I HAVE BEAUS AT YOUR F~ET. ' "I've enjoyed my rotau..,. Charles Rideout, adnunistrator, disclosed the hossblp wllb the IndlanJ," Hem- pita! board of trustees had authorized him to "begin us said, "bul fm looklns lor laying the preliminary groundwork." He said, The CoPomeroy and Laurel Cliff ar- new opportunlll.,ln basebaU." lumbus Hospital Federation has confirmed it wit! sup•• residents were alerted today port our desire to add an- _::_::..=:::.::::.::...:::__::.:=_.=_o_:_ to tbe serious darJ8er of rabies. ~~~~ other nursing unit of 25 to this year has been 90 per cent. · riie County Health depart. 30 beds." -There have been occasions ment said two skunks killed re0 Mr. Rideout, tn announcing when it was necessary to bed cently, one in Sugar Run and the proposed expansion of the patients in the halls. the oilier in the Laurel Cliff V 4&-bed county owned facillly, - The hospital conference IN!a, bave been proved rabid. ~ indicated federal assistance room had to be converted iDto ~·urthermoret th.e department The Mei~s £?>unty . Jaycees through Hill ~ Burton funds will a foW' . bed unit partially to nylon. Sulid colora: red, black, Ioden green, navy blue, commander blue and white. 49c • o•lr m 1 ' The group adjourned to the I dinmg room where refresbments were served by the Coun· cil members. Adult guests pres· ent were Mr. Arnold, Mrs. Paul N. Darnell and Mrs. Gene Yost. ' ;: 1./l .:;: POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ' BOYS ONI SIZE GIRLS 1 1 "'i !1 .~ ~ ~;.. NO. 139 Danger of Rabies is Said High Elberfelds invite ,you to come in today a~d see the fine new selections of Rogers ·Jingerie on the mBin floor. Every tmportant look - great new colors and new fabrics have been created by Rogers In "Dress-Shapers" and "Night Shapers". Slips, half slips, panties, full length gowns, shift gowns, waltz length gowns, baby doll pajamas, full length pajamas and matching Peignoir Sets. 1 says ... • ''ROGERS" LINGERIE 'J'Iw and Jacqueline I VOL XVII II ch;1rter was dr<1ped ln Cunei! members were ln· 1 memorv ol Z;ma Ba xter and: stalled by Bethel No. 62 of the i Etl1t'l Tedru\\-· when Jane llow-1Interna tional Order of Job's 1 ell Tent DaL1ghters of Union Vel.- ' Daughters Monday evening at j era ns met Monday evening al the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. I Lhe DAV tw ll. i Jennifer Blakeslee, honored , dtctwall'd b 1 rthd<:~y C~lke wa s Mmnie Neutzl ing, senior vice queen. presided and opened the · ' ('1'\"j•d wilh lhe cl inner to th e pn•si tkn t. presided and opened meeting m ritualistic for~ . lh,n:.:· ,· d glll'" ' and Mrs. Cur! I.~, the meeting in ritualistic form. ! Plans were completed for tn - , Juhn Fr!tk . :'J!r. and :\fr.s. \\"il· Glildys Cuekler was repor 1ed ·m spec 1·wn to be held October 11 · 1 d ~liml 1 ~ull ms ond Budney, Lori Holztcr Hospita l an a round 11obet . r Arno ld of Belpre. . depu· mj -1111 t Sif'Vt', all of Pomeroy. MIS<; rob in eard W<l~ senl to he. ly, m~tall~ the C_ounc1l m~ • .Jerri Frick. Colwnh·1 ~ ami tlw F:lilabeth Campbell was rcp?rl· bers ~neludmg Els1e D. Smlth, host and ho s tt·s~ ;111 d daug hter, ed home frum hospital and tm· guardmn; Pa~l M. ~arnell, as- I Pau la. . 1 _~ruvmg . sot·mte gu~rdmn; Da1sy BlakeS· I - - ---I CnmmunK'Htions were read in· lee, g~ard1an se~retary; Mabel ! D.\L'GHTER BORN dudiug one from_ Athens St~te Goe~lem, guardl.an treasur::J w,1 u was f('(·ri\·ed here of Hospli<Jl concernmg Operation ~<ugaret Yost, dtrector of m . the b1rth of a 7 lb. daughter of Santa Claus and it was voted IC;. Abdf ~e~~~i· p~omoter r~ l \lr and Mr~_ .iohn llawk of to 'lt'nd gifts. Plans were dis- SOCia I ltfy 'f. I tam adyeHs, lp a ·Columbus · · Mr · - 1mas par 1Y to moter .an e en and \lrs. Gro- cussed for a C'hns M ll o mance· t ' f h . I' 0 ver v H~~t; ~~ Cu!umhus are be held at the home of Caddie ll eGn, prComo er ospt1a If· '· I" kb 1'b t , l"ng prizc rty 'uy owan, promoter o - fr~lermi l relations was unable gr undparens and \1r. antd Mrs . 1 TI C· am. e ra~e 1 Price Hawk uf Pomeroy are donat t<d bv Helen Miller was a· to be t d . be . . w· kh presen an WI 11 m· g reH1 ·grand~<;rent ~ . m1.1rded to Mrs. lC am. stalled at a later date. F\THE K HONUHED Mr anti Mr~ . Paul hick t'n· lert;mwd with a r:linner Suml<n' at their homf', Rock SJlrings Road. h::mori n;! her father. Clar· t'nre CtJr1i s. on h1s bi rthday. A . ~ 49c • pair I l.' lrnrler is Drapet ent1; 1e :~ Womens' line combed cotton krut panties In plain knit and mesh knit. Shrunk to fit . All n~lon bar· tacking. Elastic leg brief and band leg bnef styles . White only. Sizes 5, 6, 7 and 6. 1 he held :It the hnntt! n! \ lr:.. Emma M111ldispa1I gl1. • .... COnON BRIEFS • at .y - RUN-A·ROUN' led The I OPEN FRIDAY Nl GHT UNTIL 9:00 • OW THURSDAY STORE H OURS, 9:00 TO 5!00 for thP first meet-~esses. mg 1m lude. ''Up the Down The Rock Springs Homemak~ SlallT<W'," hv !:lei Kaufman, ers Club will meet Wednesday • d1 . b\' Mrs Chw les Bradbury, an ·at 1.30 p. m. for an orgamza· '·The Sheepskin Psychosis," by tional meeting, All llomemak~ \1r l'L 11' 11 d. H,l\'t'\ ~ml .sl~n~ John Keats, by Mrs. Dale Dut.i ers of the community are lllvit· j, lt" t;fl!l \II <~nd " 11 "' h 11. 11 :ton Roll call response will be .•nl \,ul •kill uml chl\~n·n. 81 J1· 1' ''My First School Teacher." / combined "Friends Dun 1md Bl'lh . Mr. f wl Ho ..r. SelectiOns for the year will Night" of Middleport Harrisonman and son. Mike ; and Robbie I mclude biOgra!Jhie!S of famous ville Racme and ' Pomeroy Har11s. Vwtor and. Tommv Me· men and women m government, Chap,ters oes wl11 be held Cl d Ste~t- Jenk ms ·l nd Jo,ln fr ' ' . T ou · • '1'1·e next p<Jroli. · nh'cl· books on socml problems .o at the Pomeroy Masomc em'1 ' 1, 1 l' an c.v . · g will be· field · !he Ja,;; l .\ fun· , todav• · ~·rna ' poetry, and reilg- ~ pie Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. m . · ; s .1t tl , wn. The rogram booklet mem- with the Pomeroy Chapter as · on am was written in honor of hosts Past Matrons and Past day m Oduller, Oct. 2·b 't . It" 1 · U' td J'n · yenan ' · 'l11 c A' . the late Mrs. D. B. Hartinger. [ Patrons of Pomeroy Chapter First , . C'h · 1 ell ~ 30 ll m 11 m1er· Ul(' Il>o·•s I '" d -,· . I Club officers include the preSI· i wm also be honored. ·•ed t 1c1r OaJ en 5 . . es. ·' " R dent M1ss Susan Park; VICe SEPT. 3t 1 1 an· invited to attPnCd- e resn· nresldent. Mrs. Carl Horky; sec· Roger Dillard, cubmaster, ments Wi ll be sen·e · ~etary, Mrs. Emerson Jones 1 bas ~:~nnounced tbat Cub Scouts and treasurer, Mrs. Nan Moore Pack 248 will meet at the Porn~ 11n . .fr•lrn.~nn itt Comm itt ee members are , Pro- eroy First Baptist cburch IIH ..;f to (urtl (,'/ 11 1, ,.(:ram, t..Irs. Horky, Mrs. Clyde Thursday at 7:30 p.m. for an , 11 , p, 11 .J 11 t:won eYII •·rhi n. Ing(·ls. Mrs. Jamrs Euler, Mrs. organizational meeting. All boys ,·d lio·l·. l': lrd elnh M!md:w evt'll· N:ln Monre , Mrs. Hen':Y Null; between the ages of 8-l,l who rng ·11 lit· 1· !101 11.; tJil S\'r·.1mrm·· M.~s1c, ~Irs. 0 . P. Klem. Mrs. are interested a~e invited, ac·"t. in ,\l~rhlh·; 1 ort. A1tC'nJin ;.: \\ 1ll ::lll1 Bu ss~l\. and Mrs. Har- ~ companied bv their parents. '•\1' 1)' \lr ~ r,,l!"\' \\'nvland . ~l rs :old Snuer; CIVIC, Mrs. John OC'T. 3 . Elsie Haddox, Mrs. Na ncy Mor-· Welsh. Mrs. Bernar~ Fultz, and Paint Creek H:guhlr Baph~t ri s, r-.lrs. ~:, 111111 , 1 ~1oudis 11 ::1 1 ~ h. · Mrs Guy Shuler; Library, Mrs. Church will hold Its 132nd anm· Mrs. Carol Hmtun. ;111 tl ~Irs. Uonal d Mill s, Mrs Dale Dut· : versary services. on Sunday Oct . .1 Hetl y Stni!h and the hustt>ss. ton. Mrs. Nan Moore ;. Health 13rc1 with mormng wor~up .at : Mrs_ Johnson. ami IhuJsehold Etononucs. ~Irs. ' 1:45 a. Jll _: a tellowsh1p dw· 1 Tlw dihn· 11 me was aw ilrdrd W <~ l lt'r Waddl'JI. Mrs. Bruee ner ut 1 p. m. and afternoon to Mrs. Burt 1m and refn· sll· Ll11}d and Mrs. Arthur Strauss program !ll 3 p. m. ments •n·n· wr\'ed durin~.; th,• evt•nm :~ . 'l'h! nt:xt mel'!lng Will l 1 a~ . • Big Selections i·nEvery Department at Elberfelds in Pomeroy Mrs . Richard NEW YORK (UPI) _ Ten thousand police guarding the route along which Pope Paul VI will travel here Monday have strict orders to turn their backs uAII we need is some han- on the pontiff. The idea is • capital Improvement plan. lbeir work. The , Catholic Masterson, Middleport; Mary power help," he added. No cority- nol discourtesy. The lodge, located 4.5 miles (burch's stand, as laid down by Cross, Syracuse; Arthur Fletch- hand tools will be needed, be '111e police receiYed 1 dlrecnortheast of bert of! Ohio 711, er, Long Bottom; Albert King, said. tive Wednesday ordering them has an expenditure of IU miJ. Mefll General Hospttol Pumeroy ; Francis Forbes, Sy- Ferlilizer and seed will he to keep their backs to the Pope lion. It cousialll of 2,1111 acroo,' Admtsoloao _ Ethel Garland,' racuse; Hilda Harris, Middle- spread Saturday after prepara- and their eyes on the crowds ill etl4 of whleh eomprlse lbe !Ike. MlnersviUe ; Cora Will, Porno- port; Steven . Trussell, Long tioo of the soil front of them. NaUons elforll to solve the :;::a Karr and Mrs, Edith Lan. Ground Is Broken Gov. Jamet A. RIIOdol ' and roy; Wesley Belles, Sr., Racine Bottom; Amy Eynon,_ sy.ll "W~ heve to face the publl~,· ltl<dunlr problem, z, __ For New OU Branch other atllte ofllcloia ore oehed- Msry LLOU Johnson, Racloe; racuse ; Bruce Conde, M•ddle- Homecoming Event a pohce spokesman sa1d, ta -They failed, howover at a uloct to !Ike part Ia lbe cere- Mtldroct Lowe Middleport. port Charlottt P1erce, R•· f order to prevent anything lbil 1 CHILLICOTHE Ohio (UP1J-~ 011 lqthy conference weciaesctay RHS BAND TO PLAY Ground wao broken today for '1Y· Dtoelw.., :._ Robert Barton, cine . Changed at Rutland might, be detrimental to tbt 1 11 ' miUton branch of Ohio IICbl tD Rusl:'s hole! suite to Pomeroy Dtscharget - Ever James, The Rutland High school Pupe. IIII'I'Ow their basic d~fereneu The Rutland 111gb school band Uolmatty. ' BESS ON MOVE • Hartlord; Jasper Durst, Mid- homecoming queen will he an- The unique ~~ of .the ... . . bow to end the nuclear was omitted lrom the list of The ltnlllronch building wiD TOKYO (UP!) - 'l'ypboon dleport; Judith steinmetz, Har- oouuced - end crowned -: talcurlly lor the Popes is tbt q. race bends thai will parUclpalo Ia provide flclllU.. f<r "!GGO fuiJ. Besa, wtth wlndo ap to 131 JUDGMENT GRANTIID Irisonville Mrs. Harley Me- pre-game ceremomes Frtday record number of police iat' · the 4th &111U11 Blllld • 0 • Rama ftme, day d&ll ohfleni. ta q.' mllll an hour II IMr eontor, A judgment ol 1800, plus to- llonsld and son, Middleport: night at the Rutlane ·· Southern volved. DAVY SNQW AND DRIV· at Marietta Oct t, 'l'bt Rod tlitlnll to •1101110 nfghl c1uses. was loeated 316 rnlletJ IOIJtb. terest, bas beeo awarded the Mrs. Alvin Myers and son, flotbaU game. Wbat bas been called the wlndo llrllllded about 20 Devil band, under dtrecl!oo at 'l'bt new bUilding was ocheduted aoutheast at lwo Jlml today, Fllrfu: FamUy Fund, Inc., Reedsville; Edward Templeton, School officials had ' 8l111011110- flre8tesl IO<Uf!IJ _.tioo "'• _ Gil 1 lliOIIIIIItn bill> RobertGIII'Iler will 1lllrocluooor fo1:: COIDjliOikJn ill tho fall of U, B. Air Foreo Wealher Ceo- Lou!Jvllle, Ky., from Thurston Pomeroy; Jean Wilt, Pomeroy; oct the event would be a bi!ll> set up anyWhere Ia tho world, t.day, A tong the flnl lime Ia lha Untied IM8. It wu flnonetd by o traloal4 the.IIIIJrm ,WUilii>ViJII Stout IIIII Phyllis Stone, Pome-lMatiie Pullins, Coolville, light1 of baUtime coremon1o0. moved more speciiJealljr W... str~ from Slatel • new type ol otreel • mlllton bond tuua approv- ta IIIII ~INII ;lit ta Metgs County O!mm011 · BIRTH- Mr. and Mrs. RictJ. but« change in pl.,. was tbt areo of P on pop I marcl11t. 1bo lland.().Jiama. oct by· Oblo , . m.p.b, - " . Pleu COIII'I, IN llutmo~~. a _ , lllll llld. Uve aeltGil. .. ~el •lsi! . u,..,, - _,lnesdaylnto �~·· ...__ . ---.-- --~·M·,.,.-•,N·~-,..,.,,..,.r,..---,..,.,,._...,,•.,,.,•.•l•flil6iot:d•ni!IIJ,.._ooaaii0:111!1!NIIIOO"••"'"'"-•"'~~·~~~~e ~....-~.6 '. ---· .. _.. .. _ •• .Tiao IJailg . "One(){ $t ' ' . ,1/., " ,. ,, COMMENT,. nNG EDITOIIAU Y Uphold The Lawman ! WE have never heard an accusation ol police brutaUty, such as those that are tloating all over the <'OUntry. Back in the days when we wert braw· ling river towns, there was indtcations possibl,? ol this practice. One character, by the name of Jesse James, not the bank robber who claimed to have been arrested mo;e than any other individual In the annals of a nearby county was beaten in to unconsctousneSI before he coulcl be wheeled off to the jail. Today tbere ia not that reo!stance to arrest, and today we have observed no abuse of authority which is most deeply resented by the areat majority of Americans. Our country was founded on the b~slo of protectinc citizens against tyranmcal authority and we see ample evidence of local o~orcement ollicen livin& up to tbal lliib tradition. In paris of tho country the cry ol po· U<t brutality is making the rounds, and It il rather frightening thai it is mainly diroctod against polico rather than the rlolen. Inquiries 10 the order of the day in many trouble spots, and most of tho research Ia proving that civilian brutal· tty il being practiced again&! the police and in riot& like Los Angeles, when po· tict were only attempting to arrest a man for drunken driving, it was used as HELEN HELP US! an excuse to justify looting, arson and varied types of mayhem. We do not doubt that there have been cases of bru- tality because of certain situations, where a timid approach might have brought harm to the law offkers. The resisting of arrest in any situation shows alack of respect for the laws of our land, and those who practice it deserve to a ('ertain extent rough treatment. Many government leaders in Congress and out have slated publicly that there are too many loose charges of pol:ce brutality. They are justified in such statements because they know that if the respect for the laws of our land continue there will be anarchy. It is inter· esting to note the false charges of brutality. A son of a southern woman was reported to havt been abused for steal· ing a bag of peanuts. It turned out that he stole a large sark from a trurk, and was also charged with the theft of the truck. Another woman laid down in the street to re&ist arrest. and charged that poliee did not pick h•r ::p gracefully to cart her off to the van that was to Uike ber to jaiL '\ The ftrst thing that .!enters the minds of those out to un<fer mine law and order is to shout brutaUty. They even go so far as to charge verbal brutality when they accuse officers of using rough language. Prior to the riots at Berkle), Calif , a police brutality committee otarted to !urn out propaganda before tbe riot took place in order to gain sympathy for their cause . It is a known fact that police dread the moment when the word brutality arises. It robs him of his dignity, and is far from the things that he wholeheartedly believes. The job of a policeman is dangerous to a degree, and is being made more so by these loose an·usatlons . Out of 170U complaints of the jlraetiee of brutality only five led to convictions. There were IB,Ir, polite officers assaulted in 1~4. with over 7,000 injured. Titis is ~ percentage ?f one out of every ten policemen. and 1f a halt i1 not called in the trend to show disrespect lor the law the figures will mount. They are our first line of defense. and we should make certain thai thev are upheld in theii fight against er:me and disorder. YOUTH ASKED FOR IT . This column i• for people, their young problema and pleasures, their troubles and fun. As with lbe rest of Helen Help Us~, it welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serious tion with a brush • off. que~o Send yoW' teeage questlom to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of Helen Help Us • this news- paper. DOES MOTHER «NOW BEST? Dear Hele11: I am 17. A rt>w month• ago I atartf'd dating a mao who is 37 and has been divorced twice. Actually he was a friend of the family but now he is getting very serious. My father and e~ pecially my mother invite him to our house and think I ohould go out with him. Sometimes J wonder what kind of parent• would aUow this Bituation. At tint I thought I waB real big, da!tng an older man, but now my friends tease me and call him my "daddy." or my moth· er's boyfriend. He is always around and wnn·t give me a ehance to go out wilh anyone else. J am beginning to think my mother wanta me to marry him, just so she'll keep him around. Another reason I don't like him is lle makes bimself•Jook silly by trying to ad younger than he is. I've! told my folks, and rve told him, but they think !'!! "see 1M lighl" before long. What else can I do? -J V, Dear J.: Tell them again, and again, and again . Only one person can choose your husband. - YOU. (I 've an idfa your father will swing to your side when ht hears your "boy"-friend's nicknames.) - H. Dear Helen : M•ybe this letter wtn help • ly DOROTHY KILGALLal r.~,·-;-, ' .' Voice of Broadwav ••• renortifl~ Our Allies fi Missing! -- Sentinel ·- " " . - IY DOROTHY Jt!LGAILEN Milo MldliiJbl'o NO(ebook There may he some legal drama unfolding before carol Channing's TV special hits the acreens thls winter. David Merrick II toying with the notion of 1uiq the slar If she attempt• to alng Hello, Dolly" on television in the way slle did it as tbe original star of the Broadway musical - his reasoning being that he otill has tbe hit running on Broadway with Ginger Rogers as Dolly, and he's not about to permit the biggest nwnber in the show dJsplayed to the nation free of charge. It will become a question of law - o~ at least the law of the eompo~ er's union -whether he can sue· coed in banning the song. It is possible for the writers of a score to restrJet its performance outaide the !lhow (Rodgers and Hammerstein did it with "Okla. boma ", for example 1 but It would seem that the mtrietlon would have to apply to aU sing· ers, not just Carol, aod goodness knows, "'HeUQ Dolly" has been done all over the place by all kinds of performers, inchlding yowlers on sound truck! for political campaigners. lt seems a little late for David to restrict the tune -and of course, be "powerrul'' or 1great." Maybe would have to bave the co-opIt's time for real he-men to go eration of the composers ., . Alback to the days when men r!al- an King, Broadway-bound In ly WERE he-men. After all HTlJe Imposslble Years," got a women took to wearing pant1 rnarveloos personal review from and finally it became accepted, the critic of the Hartford Times, who found naw• In the play but 10 why not lone hair for men? predicted It would be a hit. -B. F. Bul, oohl wall until that review· Dear B: er gets the letters from psychiaI doubt (well, at least I HOPEI not many men would trist• and pants-pressers. He wrote that although Alan W" want the bother of long hair ... cas aa a psychiatrist he wu especially if they bave a sister like no psychiatrist the critic or wife who has proved to them ever knew but far more Uke typl· what a botller it is (as they wait cal pants-presser, Chicago Mayo half an hour for the bathroom). or Ricnard Daley could have a I'll give the long-hair bit aCabinet post, according to White bout the same lifo • o:q>e<tancy House Insiders, but be had let of the zoot suit - and I bet It be known that he prefers to half of you kids out there nev· keep hi! spot as one of tho er even heard of that one-H. most lnfiueotial poUticianoln the ..untry, and unailhln& thingo with a hammer . . . A very popular night spol looks as U It's coining as much as any place in town, but actuaUy. the t:ontrol aystem ia incredibly poor and members of the staff are robbing tbe owner (and bacl:.ers) bling . · The showbiz crowd hao given a new tiUo to a prom· inent performer: "Chalrman of the Board." Because he always has an "aide" with him "beard· lng" as e&cort for hi1 &irli. Those who've seen Mimi Hines' run-throuKb lo the title role of 'Fuony Girl" think sh.. 'U take New York by storm when ahe replaces Barbra Strei· 11111d. They're not comparing her with Barhra - tt's just that she gives the Fanny Brice chars~ tee a fascinating interpreation. ail her own. The big fuestlon that remains 11 what will hoppeo to the boxofflce at "Funny Girl" once Barbra leaves the cast, because it was her great triumph aod she Is indelibly identified with the •how, Even U Mimi Is great, will the customers clamort o get tickets? It's unfair, but probably true, that they won't .. Charles Amawur, the darling of the hip set over here, has hired a prega agent (or someone has hlred one for him 1 who is releaolng alleged quotes from the singer attack· lng everything from American women to American bathing hab Its. We have no statistics on he relative charrno of U.S., versus French ladles, hut for a Frenchman to criticize Amerl· can cleanllne.. Is a big laugh - and none of the attempts of controversy will help him Broderick Crawford's plans to produce the film story of Jack BY DAVE RICE The Bulldogs of Athens IHgh lchool, favored by . sports seers of southeastern ~o to run over every SEQ League opponent t~a fllJ, ~vade Middleport stadlum Fr:day night ror what they probably cant' help regard a breather. The Jackets, nominated by Dempsey'• life has hit ' . .,.._ The former champ won I glvt the go-abead until there's $1,5ot.00tl in tbe bank, although Craw· ford has the okay on scnpt and the star who will portray Dempsey. Omar Sharif seems to be shunning hls native Cairo. H• has placed his children in a Swiss boarding school and has purdlased an apartment in Par· is wheN! he'll Jive when not before the cameras elsewhere. No word on where h["• placel Mrs. Sharif .. It's all set now for Rex Harrison and Charllon Heston to fly in for the world premiere of 1'The Agony and the Ecstasy" at Loew's Slate oo Ocober 7th. Nobody's sure a· bout Diane Cilento, alsn star· red In the mck; she may not want to come to New York because Sean COnnery is here ... Several West Coast co1legt8 are worried t:!Jout possible student "protest Incidents" during football games this season. They 're afraid the agitators may take to jumping out of the stands aod Interrupting the plays .. . Sammy Dvavis sudden depart.. ure for Hawatt left a raft ol harassed people striving to cope with the •ltuatton. Among those with gaps to fill were several top interviewers who had agreed to help plug hi• book, a couple of well-paying television shows and an Important chaJio ity benefit. One chap left holdIng tlle ball commented indig· nantty: "People who are Jtck u&ually go !<: hospitals." But he doesn't realize that Sammy waa lndoctrinattd In the school of the Sinatra Clan, where rule Number 1 is do what you please and to heck wtth the rest ol the peasanls, Richman Likes Buckeves Over Washington Ele~en NF.W YOnK !UPil - Pit:kin ' the Wl't'kem.J WlrmNs : uv~.:r l•l' <"r Brth\'rr, llw:f" n V .. l>Cirl lll OIH!I Foo1bnll j~ a misleading I ovr•r Bro<:111TI Cn.l lr~~ ·. Cornt·ll game. TIIP rx pe r t~ watch tll r ' nvr·r· !.1'111gf1. Bufi<do on•r M o~s. linemen and Jhe trowd w<r ld lt's I s;whu~:l'lts, 1/arHurd uvt·r Turts, the qu <tr1 erhark. :Xo one ever lkl <H>"ill"i' I•Vrr (il'll .r ~ , b m g, VPr- JOHN RIVENOUR wat ches the ti mt' kf'Pp!T (l nd he 's the guy whr 1 itlw;J\'<; d!·termint•s tt 1e winnrr. · MICKY MORRIS mom over M:IH\(', H ho d~, hland U\'{ 'r N~·w lbm p ~ lu re. ConnectJ cui 11ver Hutgcrs a11d Jluf., tr<l · 1' ovPr Lafavet\1'. MEIGS GRIDDERS ARE EAGLE DUO - Two Melg s county football players, if not this vear maybe next The Big On r< Tlw J\lidwf•s t y~ar, may be doing a duo act in ~he Ashland College Ea gle backfield. They are Micky Morris,-Middleport, can-· Michi g;m IJVt'r Cr•ro1g 1"- A 11 v ,\/r.r ll tW('~llT tl 11vI" r Not n · d1date for halfback, and John Rt~enour, Eastern, cand lidate for quarterback. Both are sophomores. Ridenour argunwnt".' D:llrH' I! 1' 111 wronr;. SliC me. was a top quarterback at Eastern 1n Eastern's golden ye lars of championships under Coach Robert Ashley. Mor-1 M .. . .. , . rts was a standout halfback and quarterback for the Mi ddleport Yellow Jackets under form er coach Fron k 1 lsmu n over !\l 1_11 n1 sqt,l ' ~ll''l1ig:1n S!J te over Ill inois Eschleman. Yup, en• n on allen 1ec. ' Spa1 t<m ~ bottle up Grabowski. Ohio St<Jll.' ovf' r Washington- . This m 1 t~ should t e a p<JSS I!ig Nebraska ovpr Iow a Stale , fancy so look Otll lor fly ing Y11u 1';1n h;1vr· the ))Oints, too. I football. lm~:~ !IV1·r \\'i scun~m- ll awk . t'~'~ · ~ <Jri• tuugh t.·l· to ftgu rc than YOU ALWAYS PAY LESS AT Alabnma over M issi~si ) )pi -· a wo tn;••l ICan y i JU imagine 1::\ama losing A l ~u· \;1\·.v !Wr·r Oklahoma . 1 two out lJf tllrl:'c l ca n't. T tib<l 011 r /lkl<rhmna State, ! The F..ast !("1illlr;uJo IJ I 1'1" 1,.ms;1s Sta te. Bos ton Cnlle~e over Ar m~' _ Cirw: nn a1 i Ol ' t' r Wir· hitd, Ol1 io U. ovrr 1\r•nl Still t·. M1and (0 1 USED CAR LOT If Army has <~ny pund1, it h<tsll 't shown it vet. uwr \\'p.; l r·rn .VIII'hig;m, Howl...ocust & Sycamore Srs. Middleport, 0. First place will be at stake 14. . ly_ as Crace was hospltalilf':d [ Gallla is still pacing lhe league Penn Sta te o~(' r UCLA _ ing CrPPn ovPr na.vt on a nd -' Friday night as two old rival!': , U Is fllmored that the Pirates ' With brok~n leg and ~uard D_oo . in scoring with _20 po_ints while EvPnlng matters for l<-1st ye ar. :~"~"~··~r~o~v.~·r~(/:u:o~n~lo~··~··---~i;i;i;;;;;;jjiiijjiiijjij;i;;jliiliiiiliii Kyger Creek and North Gallia, may face a revamped Bobcali Spears Will be out Wilh em m- [ teammate Davtd Sktdmort! 1s t' , . 1. ,. 1 ·r · th h . . Al.g<~ r: over a e - 1 111r tang 1e_ HI e lop game of t r. 11~ -up Fnday as heqd couch JUred shoulder. second with 18 markers. · Ell s can't beat Conrwctir·ut w~k m lhc Southern Valley Ath- J1m White has made several In other Friday games, Coach Smith also leads in all games 1 Princ('()n mw cr,lu uiblu · ~ let1c Con[erence at North Gal- changes. . C. A. Duncan's Hannan Trace with 26 pOints to Skidmore's 20. 1 Go Go Gugolak . ha. La1it week, the defendmg Wildcats ((1-2 ) tangle with a North Gallia, winners of their champs !~cored two quick touch· tough Fairland squad at first three games, lead the lea- downs on a blocked punt. Chuck cerville and the Eastern Eagles Fresh sliced or gue with a 2..o record. Kyger Leach «nd a 34 yard scoring battle Buchtel-York. at Eastern. Creek (1 -2) is 1-o in league drive but fell apart the IaUer Hannan Trace lost its second packaged chunk C{)mpetition. minutes of the second period game of the campaign last Fri••fltwe The Pirates have beaten Sou- and never recovered. day, 14-6 to Symmes Valley, thwestern, 28-14; Eastt!rn, 14-6 Coach Bob Penrod's Pirates The Wildcats scored their lone and the Gallipolis ··B" squad behind a 37-yard touchdown by TD on a pass from quarter16-8 Jim Crace and the 15 yard back Gary Harrison to end Rog- 1 Kyger Creek de~ea_ted Han· I tou~hdown return of ~lyde er Belv1IIE!. Coach Dick Mar-l nan Trace, 34-0, m 1ts only Sm1th Jumred mto the dr1ver's tin's Eagles will be seeking league encounter but lost to a seat in the second stanza and I their stX'Ond straight win after 1 tough Fairland eleven, 16-0 and held on to defeating the charges two opening losses. were surprised last week by a of Coach Terry Hansley. Last week, the Eagles "fired-up" Racine squad, 24 - However, the win proved cost· ed the winning touchdown in last quarter to edge Rut.lan1i, [I ' North Gallia-- Kyger Creek Game Will Highlight SVAC Grid Action KEITH GOBLE FORD 1 1 • ....,•.•:f .,..,... ,....... ··- BOLOGNA 14-12, Saturday night, Coach Pat Weiher's Southwestern Hiig hla.nd- I ers host the Gallipolis "B" team. Southwestern (!).!) will a freshman, Keith Carter <;all· .538 9 ing the signals. .519 12 Kickorr time for all county 490 161> , games 1s 3 p.m ·4 · '"' 53·22,1> _F :.u:.ll:::b::.•c:.k:.C:.ly:.:fe:::.::S:.m:::it:_h:.of"N-"o:_rt:h _ ~~~~~~~=,.===.,......,------.J I 30 By United PreSI lntemaUonal Milwaukee 85 73 Amerlean League Philadelphia 82 76 Sl. l.ouis 77 80 W. L. Pd. GB Ch' 72 7 x-Minnesota 100 59 .629 " · Houston :cago " I"' Balimore 92 65 .536 7 V'l " .'tW Chicago '5o iOO .3t4 441> 1 92 67 .5!9 8 New York Detroit 37 72 .547 13 Wednesday'• Resultl Cleveland 85 73 .547 t3 Pittsburgh 4 New_York 2 New York 7~ 85 .469 25'4[ St. Louis 8 San francisco 6 california 74 86 .463 26~~ l~s Angeles 5 Cincinnati 0, Washington 69 tl!l .434 31 night . , Boston 62 98 .388 l31> · Ph1ladelph1a 7 Chtcago 6, night Kaosas City 59 100 .J71 41 Milwaukee 5 Houston 1, nig111 1-<IID<hed penoaot Thursday's Probable Pltdlers Milwaukee at l.os Ant~eles, Wedoeoday's Roalldop night-Fischer (8-11) vs. DrysBoston 2 CaiUornia I dale (22-121. ' Cleveland 5 New York 3, night St. Lo";' at Hou•ton, night Ws!lhlngton 9 Kansas City 0, -Brllea (2·3) vs. Ray (1).1). nighl Cincinnati Bl San Francisco Minnesota 3 Baltimore 2 night -Nuxhall (11-3) vs. Marichal ,10nly games scheduled) (22-13) , '1\unday'o Probable Plteben Only gamea ocheduled. Minnesota at Balimore, night t'rdiay's G•mes ~ Pasc!J8l (-3) vs. Pappas Philadelphia at New York (13-11). night, Only game scheduled. Chicago· at Pltlsbursh, night Friday'• Gameo St. Louis at Houston, night. Kan••• City at ChlcaKo, night Mtlwaukee at Los Angeles Baltimore at Cleveland 12, twl· night · ' night) Cincinnati ot San Francisco, Deh'Oit at Wosbington, night night Only games ochedoled, IF.:~~;;;;;;;;==--.....;.fj Natloaal Leque FIRST W. L. Pet. GB QUALITY L<w Atlielea M M ~ .REGULAR Sun franl!IICD· liZ 611 ·• 2 "'-ltified Oil Station Ctnclnnl:ll 11 70 .167 1· - ...... HUDEPOHL BREWING COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, OH!Q Q - My doctor has prescrib- I, ' '· ~ ~ e ._. .Sf/ 7~1L.;w~.~M:lofn:.:'~'·--!':..,:"':"'='JI •' PRE- SNOW OFFER! I ed This typo of drug II ol IfNI oalue wben stvill lor • ilhort lime lor dlieaUve diaturboDeoa Also: TFmpl~· IP t' lll l PI~\; Ing. r USED CARS SAYS Butibel-zyme for bloalillg and abdominal discomfort. 1bey help me but could they cause any harmful effects? A - Butlbel, a compound cl e. barbiturate and be1lad011D8, has long been used to treot m:ld bouts of colitis. BuUbeleyme contains the following added components: emymes to digest proteino, starcloet, fall and cellulose (the tndtgeotlble roughage in vegetable& an d fruit; and iron ox bU. to blp 1estion. It is given to relieVe ell• emulsify the fats prior to d~ tress In the digestive traet and spasms. The only item to bellirt of in this eompound il!l the barbiturate, whicb 11 habit-form- 1 tF,I DOCJ'OR ................ r.-iiiiii......._______i i i .... KEITH GOBLE FORD Telet'ision Rev1te ...... ffirst .in the leagoc) with ear-len New Lexington 42-l>; War- met lhls same Middleport team Bulldogs wilt probably baveil{<•lfb•.cks and Roger swartz, plays full time on delenae 111 her wms ov~r Rutland and Wa· ren Locall~ and Wellston 23-1), for their first league game. 1Greg Hall, Hili Soph. at left Fullback . . cor..,tiacl:.. Llll'ry·Giadwtil/and hama. , . T~is year the Bulldogs are lt was a los.'l for both, as Mid~ [ Bridgewater at left tackle, Gary Stobart has been alter- Sam Hood are ready to reiJIII They II be ready Fr1~ay. Two havmg better luck than . ~ey dleport lost the game and Ath· l Hutter. 150 se nior at left guard; nating with Tannehill a end and at other posts, ~ nights of hard ~ork failed even ~ad last year as tar as m]ur· ens lost two of its star players[ Harkins at right tackle, and to produce a limp. And they tes are concerned. In 1964 they for the seaffins by injuries. Dallon Jr DeVeuu at right end. - -. - - -. - -- -- - - - - -- - - - - - ale up every drill Coach Bob won their first two non-teague H rt Datly Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middlennrt 0 30, t""•-• . be 1 · hcd thIf' d Ij back, umme1 WI 11 a qua err"' ' ., Ashley devised for the~. . games and were picked as a . The .Bulid ogs r·lniS with Adams and Sn der iiiiiiiiii.;......; ....;....;..........1"1.,.. ;;;i;Oj B.oth teams have tdenbcal top contender to win the leag·[ and Middleport Sixth. Iat hatfbacks and Mcinturf Y <lt retords of 3..0. Athens has beat- ue championship. Then they Athens has 13 lettermen re- fullback ·turning !rum last year's squad, · •·:',ii',;;·; ::;::J;~~ii,i~,;·,~·:· including l{) seniors· A mongbethe ofrTl1e Yellow .lilf'kets, who reurn eelS are two mem rs 1 to their bt>:-;1 season m ·'!1 1' . of the All SE!:OAL All _ St"ar i yea rs are ~ungry _ for th e J tea o· k Ad 190 s ) .J fou rt h slril H!lil \' lt"tory. 1 m, IC ams { . r. anu Tt J k 1 It Randy Harkin s 1225 Sr ) le ac e s, a sma team . ·· c n mpans~m to t\tlwns. will Otht~r semor letlerm1~n are I to outrun the larg~ Bulldog Co-capt <J ins Don Mcinturf. f1·ns1•. · B. J76l Tod Snyder, who ran The .Jackets have one of t.hfl r ., for l!lti y_ds. and one toueh- 1bt•:-:1 h;H ·k freld ~ m the lc-dgue " down <Jg;unst Wellston last 1 wit h Hutldv 1\foCife at 11 uarter· week, I 17~ H.B. 1: Crt•g Bridge- ! b a ~·k , (;eo 1."g!' a11 d H: od Sau er at w_aler I.T. 195) , Tom Dalton tE . ithe halfbacks and Roger Swartz 1681 : Ken DPVl'l:lU tE . tfl.'i); ' at fullb;wl' Bruce .Higg~ns (C. 1?5) Kenny .\toore, who is rega rded a~ 'a . Karr C. 1761; and r .c.~ ry Sams fit H! passr·r ..~h~~wed his poten(G 1501. . ' ti al la:-;1. v.cek as he hit on ti Other .semor letter men are of ! 1 gm,d for J Hi y;nds ilnd a Co-capta1ns Don Mrlnturr ( F . Itouchdown. : B 176 1 Tod Snyder, who ran 1 Tlw starling- lin eu p for Mid-' for _196 yds. and one touchdown dh 1JOrt is t'Xfif'Ctrd to read as agamst \~ ellston _last Wl'tk, (1 70 1ful low:: l,n·ddit> Hohinson and H.B.l : . (,reg Bndgcwater T. M <~r·k 'l'JIIIl!'ltill, e 11 ds; Ken Har- 1 1951 : 1om Dalton , t:_ I6R1: Ken m and J. arr·1· \'ancP ta ckles· I D.eveau, 1 ~ . 1 5.'~1; Bruce Hir,- 1 ./;wk S i 1~m; m ·< md John UJak; · gl~'> d . l fJ5 J: Kt'nny KarT rC. C twnl ~: l ' ;l \ r' Ashl r·y Centt:r· 17tiJ; and Cary ~a ms H~ . 150 1. B;1cks: B11ddy r-,t 01 w~ Qunrler: 1 ..:!:_~ e .~ lart mg ltnC'l!p f( ll' tht! h;wk: Ccot·g~ · "<Hid Hod Sm11•r I out those fellows who wor1der If they Jove a girl enought Lo drop school und marry her. I was shy, thin, and awkard in high school and there weren't too many girls for me. My parents slaved to send me to one 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 80, 1D65 of the finest universitites in the country. During summer vaca· tlon, while I worked at a resort, I mel this girl wno taught me all about love, and I thought I couldn't live witltuut her. There was this problem, though. She wanted me to quit school and marry 'her or she Broadway Gueutng Game: would marry this other man. 1 One of the cinema'1 top ten lo was 19 and started to get sick. event. By RICI DU BROW at death'• door, althougb lew My parents never knew the deNBC-TV olso announced thai Ullited l'reol IDtenu:ttoal .. wiU admit It .. . A rioinl young cision I had to make. artist is w.,.·rylng Ills frleadl beHOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Pope !hero will bt no eommerria~ · oo the netw·. .-k during lbe cooThen I came home at the end By Wayne G. BrandltaM, M.D. cause of bls depoodeaeo oa pep Paul's vlolt to New York City Q What taaltl regional Ile-pUis A W,h-ranklng TV tJnuoua l!OYf:rsge. of summer and :saw how hard and the United Nations Monday Itis? What are the symptoms? executive wu severely injured The two other networka, my parents were struggling to give me an education that What diet Is recommended! II the uther night when he wa1 -tho flrot trip by a Roman ABC-TV and CBS.'l'Y, wW also mugged in upper Monhattbt, but Catholic pontllf to thil country provide considerable daytime would let me get somewhere. there any cure'!' A - The prevaleaee of this ha relw:ea to talk about the - will get morning·to-Digbt reporting of tht papal ololt, bul I realized how much I wanted their opokeamen indicated that education, so I told my disease appean to be lncreas- crime or even odmit - officio~ coverage by televl&loo. According to currenl plano, in~::. There is an inflammation ly that it happened, He might girl how it was, and she showt>d Tuesday that--unlest: there II I me a side I didn't know before. of short segment! of the small be afraid of reprisals, or BOm&- tbe network coverage will ac- oodden awitcb-they will disShe wouldn't wait tur me, and intestine but in most victims thing much more subtle ... The tually start about a half -hour place only part of their nlghtthe cause of this inflammation estranged w~e of 1 famed Hol- after midnight on Monday Ume prouammlng. And, !hey she wouldn"t "live in poverty" tEDT> when the Pope's :lepar· ln:llcaled, unleso there il an uncannot be determined. ln some, lywood producer celebrated her while I fini!ihed sd1ool. She from Rome wlll be tele- expected spot newo develop. lure married the other fellow and I however, there is a definite con- recovery from a recent suicide carried a torch longer than l'd ntction between taking water attempt by entering hil homo cast to the United States by menl, their nighttime coverage way of the Early Bird aate!Ute, would be transmitted acroso pills containing thiazide. and like to admit. 1111 arrival at Kennedy Int...,.. the country on a delayed baslo After 1 graduated. 1 went ln pot•ssium chloride and bouts of but, If your trouble II ehronle, the Amry and now I have a regional ileitis. This danger measures lhould be taken to tiona! Airport In New York 11 to fit Into their regular pottent P.Xi sl.~ only when the drug& are discover ·and reiiiDVt the couse. ocheduled lor about 9:30 a.m. of programming. good job and am going up. EDT. The girl? She has three chil- coated in such a way that they The chief nighttime otory Q - Wbat _,.. wheedn&T Although the three networko dren, her husband (who DID are dissolved only after they quit 5::.-hoo]) W<Jrks !n l! groL-try have passed through tbe stom· Can ciearettea cause it or do have agreed to pooled coverage Monday wiD be at Yankee Staof the nlstorlc day-which in- dium, where the Pope will say they just aggravate It? slore. They fi8ht constantly. ach. Acute ileitis starts witb seA - Altboup the mo&t com- eludes a me.-tlng ct !be Pope a maaa for peace, an event to And you know something? She isn't my type at aiL - COL- vere abdominal pains, diarrhea mon cause II bronchilt uthma, ln:i President Johnaon at the be televised In color, ABC-TV, meanwblle, hal aa and fever and is often mistaken onythtng that blockt the bron- Waldorf Alto•la-NBC-TV apLEGE GRADUATE extremely dellcote proDiem. You asked why 1111'1• like hoyo for appendicitis. 'J'be course of chial tubes, ouch as the IDbalo· parently will he the only one ID with long hair, and hinted long the disease Is benign in most lion of a foreign body, wiD <BUll wipe out Ill on!lre regulv sche- The network baa already oomhair makes boys took feminine. victims although they may ha .. wheezing. lbt wbeeztng ol ear· duled to report the stary llvt mltted Itself to televising any possible pennant playofl of Here's some lii'guments : Hair occasional recurrences. U the iliac asthma, due to conpotlvo all the way. NBc:'l'Y saki Tuesday II will baseball'• National Leat!uo II is the sign of virility. Look at disease becomes chronie lhe heart failure, ililiUido euctlJ outlook is less favorable because have conllnUOWJ, live cout- to- one Is needed 1<: determilll Ill Sampson. Look at men with like that ol brnncblal astbam. cout coverage from 9 a.m. to worl:hertea entry. And there II hair on their chests. "Hairy'' is of persistent loss of welghl and the development of anemla. For yoDr qaeall001 p.m. EDT, and from 7:30 p.m. I ltrong possibility that H theta 1 Hril!sh teen expressiOD for this reason early treatment and !IDd eommellla It Wayne G. to II p.m. EDT, when the Pope II a playofl, say between the faithful adherence to the pre. Brondalld~ M.D., II CliO ol Is scheduled to !eave for Rome. Los Angeles D!Jdiero and San 1eribed measures are Import.. Idle paper. Wblle Dr. Brond- Thll con t I n u o u a mgnttime Francisco Giants, It would start oa Monday, lorclnl the aetwork .ant. •tadl lldlvlilllll eoverage wW mean that the to make a chofce between 11The nonsurgical treatment eon-- loUen be wtU ODIWor lel1ln ., llelwork'a cottre prlme·tlm• enaists of a high calorie bland diet ...orat botereot II lalaro col- tertainment programm ls dls-- , tornooo cover•&• ol lht Popo'J (no roughage) and antispasmodploced in favor of the news vlalt or the baseball game. ,. Ic drugs. Surgical removal of the involved portion of the bow· el has proved disappoiotin& in many cases because of recur· rences. --·-- these same seers to occupy tne doormat when play IS done tn ~ovember, . may have other ~deas. It m1ght be swnmed up 10 four words : We'll see about that." Already they've seen about it, in_part, havrng whacked ~elsonv11i~ 18-~ last Friday .mght for their thrrd straight victory - -- -- SURE-CRJP the Low-Priced winter tire with 190 tractor-type cleats that are I built deep to bite deep ••• dlg In and pull you through snow /Ike a tractor ~ · ~remarkable combination-extra-milea~~:e Tufsyn rubber (toulhest ~ ued ~ ~n Goodyear tires) and tuple-tempered 3-T Nylon cord for strength and relil· · 1ence. Put on ~ pair of these great-goiJl& Sure-Grip tires an4 you'll be 1f4. lor lllOW atolma Wllb lraOtiOIIIo opare. 4 Try one of these. beer recipes this weekend.:· you'D .b'ke,the llavor they add to your menus, just as you ~e the ~a.vor Hudepohl puts in your glass.· RIZER OIL CO. . Home Owned & Operated You'll Like Our Service PhoM WY 2·2101 Pomerey, 0.. �'" .. •. - .... .. - ..... -·- .._ ._ . - -· __ . _ · -··-· ,_ ~ - · ··· . .... . ............. ..... ......, ... ,. _ ., ,., .. • .. . , .. - •• •.~ · .- , . ·.~ .......-Y-'~ · ... ,.. ""' .:.:.l .,..,·~ :.: ; :· ,. ~ -·· ' : ·:... ., ~ .. ....... . .... -· ' -'i,' '. ' (I ' LEADERS Mainly About 'l'be """-1 PiDiben ole- Iller Gridiron during recent ked L..an years with WeUston Tho last a ~c ylctory lbero It bell~ved to teUil IIIII , . . Ill lllllr IIGO have been ID 1958 lltllbell= ~~~ ~up~ The Rockelo ~ tbt victor ::""ooto the•vklilrl tb~ fD tbt lalt theee 11me1 played ·· . pa at Well~on duriDg the past oevdot. Dll]ht at Wellstoa with a reviled the p enp~~ Coach Bud Bleb~ ~ hu bad shal'l!':i boplns to bNII!< the Panthon' tlal of lln.:'l';..illl bad 1treok at Wellstoo, lo planDing some cba"'les for the upcoming clash. The offeoalve lint-Up for Pomeroy wftl have Bill Moore .ad Rex OlmiDgs at ends, Rnd Karl' and Dick Werry, tackles; Eddle Boer .ad But Nease a~ ternatllli at one ll\lllfd and Jeff Gibbs at the other, and Caroon I Crow at center. ert Smith who wa• Injured In Dick Knight and Don Swish- the gameagainst Rutl&nd. Smi1h er share the quarterbacking;lthoulh still recoverifll, will Howard l!jnsliih the fullback, play et .a cornerback on defense. and Bruce Simpson and Lenny Other Panthers lo start on Van Meter are tho halfback po· defense Include Crow and Knight oitlono. . at ends, which is a switch from Van Meter, a 8peedy oopho- lail week's defensive lineup . mou, is startiDg at the half- The remainder of tile line-up back post In !~place of Rob- on defense will he Andy Porter .-· f El• .• t Red S D0dgers KOu ax Imina e , f.! ' '_j· 'l'llurtdaJ night wllll :JZ.game wiDner Don Drysdale 11ot"'l against the Milwaukee Braves 00 ~ the ~":Ilona! whlle the Giants play tho Reds. ·( The ..1.. ~ue ~· o..., ques· The Glanto' forlorn bopa is ... il wbttber tha Loo AJIPiel that 1982 might repeat ltoell. Qldgert will lose 11. . cl1 "'l'hal't lbe aitualloD ill the Then, the Sltuatlon was ut llt!K-ciOIIIII .N. L. race today ~ s:~et:.' 1!n:!s n,:ad with wltb thl 0WIIs •• stUDIIICI as fourgto go_~ the race endbatter elpaCIIDg a Sandy Kou. Gl •· wln· ~ -~••oup and •eiUng a fast ed ID a tie with tht au~ ..._ .,;ua... • nin the resulting playoff. hall instead, '!be Dodgers have .J..re's certainly no inkling '*"! command of the race. of the Dodier collapse required '1\ey 1'1! two games In !root lor oucb a turn ol events, with four to go, And they're bowover Koulu' ohutoul was riding a 12 - game winning • atreak wblle the Gianls have 0 !tot flvo of tlleir last IIVilll . BY FRED DOWN Write VPI liplrl:... a'·;. S:, '.:;:::;. u.! . .,, ~e. Oodg~s 1~1 at a linebacker, Swisher and Simpson, halfbacks; Jeff Gibbs, linebacker; Nea,., linebacker; Werry ond Karr, tackles, Jon Guinther, mtddle guard and Cumings with Smith at the cornerback job&. Pomeroy had a 2-1 record for the season while the Golden Rocket~ have a 1-1 slate. ° Tim McCarber and Mike Shan- Ironton .. .. ... 0 3 0 non bad two hits each to lead St. Louis' t4-hit a~tack. SEOAL STANDINGS TheMIIwaukeeBravesTEAM WLTP downed tlie Houston Astros i-1, . 1 0 0 the Philadelphia Phlllieo nipped r;'~:~ 1 00 lho llodsers' tlxth In their 12-~ Frank Roblnoon's wild throw league mark held by Bob Fel- the Chicago Cubs 7-6 and the M"dd.' "t 0 0 game streak during which the following a bloop siDgle by Lou ler. . Pittsburgh Pirates heat the J;cks:::" · ".' • 1 0 o opposition has ocored a total of Johnson with lwo runners on -Jnnl"'l Sllatool.. New York Mets 1-2 In other Gallipolis· ·"" ·. 0 1 0 14 runs. th tn andth they athdd~ a f~urthGrulll':.,ln G"B~ f:~so~•ht~~~! : N.L. sames. Nelsonville .. .".".'. 0 I 0 What's more e amB! g e seven w en 1m m um s oe uoe h ..... Wellson o 1 o Oodiers abllity'to eet the "big followed Wills' triple witlla sin· contributed to the Cardinals' In I e American Leaeue, p ....... 0 1 o bit" at the riibt time continues gle. eight-run lead with the first Minnesota edged out Baltimore ~1;7 I I 0 lte grand slam homer of his 3-2, Cleveland defeated New · · · · · · ES aame • r .Jame. Wills who . Koulax allowed only singles career Gibson suddenly went York i-3, Washington beat Kan- .FRIDAY'S OAM : us~all;~: inv~~d at th~ start ' by Vada Pinson and De'?n to pi.,:es in the ninth and the sas. City 9-0 and Boston Dipped ~~~ft"" ~1 ~ 1t!1et;:'rt o! 1 rally who delivered the jJohnson enroute to his 2lith VIC· 1 Giants staged swan-song" ral- Califorrua 2-1. . Nets:" ille at J~kson "big hit" ; ainst the Reds - a tory - making blm the first ly which fell short when Hal Ken Johnson pitched a fivenv g nnln trl I I ft h d . N L h" t to Wood hi k tr k I Wlll"e hitter against his former team- Pomeroy at Wellston three-run aeventh-1 g p e e · an er m . . ts ory es c s uc ou 1 . ----that vaulled the Dodgers into a reach the 2li-mark twice ID ~ McCovey on a 3 and 2 pitch to mates to win hiS lOth game lot SVAC STANDINGS ~ lead. The Dodgers had career. His 13 strikeout• raised lend the game. the Bra v .e s. Mack J one s TEAM W 0 touched Jim Maloney for a run his season total to 369 - 21 Gibson and Curt Flood had slammed hiS 31sl homer and North Gatlla 2 0 in the sixth on rlgb~flel rr more than the former omjor l three hits each and Lou Brock, two singles and Felipe Alou and Ky•er Creek ..... I 0 IEd Mathews had two hits each • "·" • to lend the Braves' ID-hlt at- Eastern .. · .. · "· 0 l 0 0 0 I tack Southwestern . .,.· 0 I R,;.kie outfielder Bill Sorrell Hannan Trace .. ·· · 0 1 ·;i ..... ...... c MINNEAPOLIS. ST. PAUL would ~ave stopped at flrst," "Martin Is fiery and makes IUPI) _ When the Minnesota he said. Jot of noise," said Griffith. "He Twins ellochod their first , . , always was a hustler when he A . Le t th" GrlfCth creditS a change ••Iplayed and I figured he would moncan lvfnague peonan "d t'• • ""'''·t.•·ng stalt WI"th a gr' • be able to get the players to G i!l"th wee\o Co -• r 1 rrure del, ot tho club': a4c.-ess. hu•tle $1B-a- !U1 ...ampagno 1 • wa-~ · lor. '"I t.··'~t'd with Sam Mele tr. "I knew Lemon was a serious The TwiDB' o!ficial family August. 111M, about !!'aklng student of hatting and knew whooped and hollerod unUI late some coac~g changes, Gnf·l how to get his knowledge to the in the evening. fith sa1d. had Johnny Sam, players," Griffith said. It wasn't lOIIi ago that Grlf- B111Y Martm and Jun Lemon on "Our holdover coach, Hal Nafith cou~'t come up wHb mo- · my original hst· ragon, ia 1 quiet but very effecney to buy players, let alone "Sam and 1 went 0,1er a long pop for tiJ.t£DSive champagne. u. of possibilities and: came up • Griffith'• club didn't start strik- with these three men " he satd. illl it ri<b until he moved the "We needed 1 m.,; of Saln's loam from Washlngtoo to Min- ttature" Griffith oaid "I oesota ftvo yom ago· talked ~lth Ralph Jlouk ~I the Good Attendollce .. Yankees and others who knew ·;..,_ALL STARS The T" In 1 have e as II y him and 1 liked his credentials. ,..... ·- ·- ·--... cracked the million mark in .attendance each year since they _ _ _Th _ e_nuatler . moved here. Their top allen· -- dance, before t.hiJ season, wa5 BuebaU Relulta in 1962 when they drew A.merlcaa Leala• •• 1,433,116. They've al; cad y pushed past the 11162 mark this Cllif. 010 1100 1100- 1 10 I season and barring t he rainy Boo. 001 100 Ollx- 2 4 0 weather on the recen: home Newman (14-15) and Satriano stand they might have paSS<d Wllson, Radatz (8) and Ryan. the 1.5 million mark. WP- Wilson (13-11). HR - CoAccording to Griffith, his nlgllaro (32nd). Twins are the Amer1can l League champions because of K.C. 1100 1100 oro-- ~ I 2 ··e~t huoUe running the ha- l W01h. 100 1100 Ill- 9 11 0 Ees Segul, KraWJII (1), Monteft""'ibmette Is fer ,....keepen "I can romtmher 100 or 150 cudo 111, Wyatt (8) and Bryan, . . llatlsllclalll, aol for ball I times when our guys wouoi up Hannan (H) ond Caaanova. __ p111Jtn ~ me!" on second wheo in the past they LP-Segut If>. I!) . I ··1 .'I 1 live person." Three of the Twlos' biggest stars this season have been Jim Grant, ZOllo Versalles and Tony Ohva. · Griffih's crystal ball tells him the Twins can ba tough lor several years to come. As he told Sam Mele when the Twins clinched the pennant: "E v e r y b ody's improving. We're going to be okay." GIRLS LOAFERS 14 28 0 34 81 81 walked with the bases filled TOTAJ.IlALL -GAME: S and two out m the n~nth to itve ITEAM W L p OP the Phillies their wmnlng run. North Galtia .. .. . 3 0 58 21 Adolfo Phillips hit two homers K C ek 1 2 " 40 1or th e Phllt·1"' and Ron Sant o, Eyger t re · ·".. 1 2 ~ 20 82 Billy Wllliams and Ernie Banks as em .. .. . . .. .. connected for the cubs. Jim Pagllaronl's two. run, FIRST seventh-lnoing homer enabled QUALITY Plllsburgh relief pitcher Don REGULAR Schwall to pick up his nintll Certified Oil Slllfon win, Ron Hunt had three hits for the Meta. W. M•ln St. Ding when Gilliam IICOI"ed from second on a throwing mor by Frank Robinson, who fieldt'd I Loo Johnson's bloop single. Gil- l liam had opened the inning will> a walk and took second on a ground out. . Maloney, who waa wild throughout !be game, worked Tho Dodger lhortetop. hadIf aix inniDp llld yield ed • II five 1 I ded tr1peo I cu bbed a ba set-oa · hi'· H !ked the RedJ pitcher ID the seventh runs and "" ~- 1 wa lnalntlo booll a 1.0 lead to U NVOD and f~nned only ~o as aad !bon IICOI"ed 00 Jim Gil· be took bit Dlnlh lou ag1101t 20 llam't liDilt off l'l!llovor Ted wlnl. Koufu, who tanned IS, WW. 1114 be wu jull trying walked ooly one and gave up to pt a pltce ol "a iood !Ill only a !Ingle ID the fourth to Va· ball." da J'insoo and another In tho NEW YORK "Wt'rt In our worlll and only ..venth to Deroo Johnson. Plnw...ld llump," Sltlor atld of oon's safety extended his hitti"'l Sonny Llatoll wu QocUd aul tbt wbo - • bel4 lo two lll'l!ak through 23 games. agQI today - lh1t 111M wllll hill by llaMy Koufu, who Clalma Redo Best tho tcrateb ol a ptD by ~ UI'Md hit 10th victory. Sisler, a lrequenl crHic of the poUIId Nat n.lldMr. "Bul we'rt not pi"'l to lei Dodgen Udo aeaaon, said ho Tile ~- old tdi!Gr down. Wt'rt tolDI to be trying still thought tbt Reds bad a • m._ M&pllllt ~ tbt Otudt llkt wt wert betltr elub man-for-man. IJiklt bat bNa laloc:bd aul lbt ptllllllll We tUU Sisler admiUed be thought tha lntenllklllllly • a dwiCII lar IICO!III-place Rou!ax .ad Drylldale <ould not Cll'&llllzallall't rille l'lllltca IIII>Mf· The DodiWt are In a hold up, pllebltll rqularly wltb miJidb "btnual ~ lloDDJ'• bol tlrak. 'lbey'rt 1101 doing ooiy dayt rat during tht .... Ill .... ltuon hit lnteo- lllJtldn& llrOI!j]." ....... lioJII." Llstoa blla'l oUIIad a .......,. WJW But they dldn'~" be uld rue..... In qer Iince lui ADd be could havt ldlled the fully. :1$ lilteD be waa tnoebd aul b¥'1 doDo anythl111 This Is the recond year In 1 ce• Clay In Lewlstoa, MI. lbt lnt ....,k and tbe row Sisler haa ...,. the Reds '1111 oew raliiii!J by Ring lost olx of their last fold Jo the tiDal week of the " " - two ·lime eliht wbile the Jlodiera bave seaoon. Last year they carried IIIOJd PaltorA N lbt off 12 wlnt ID a row. tho load IIIIo U10 flaal week and c:belleger w Clay lledl today oenl Jot NW<• loot tbt flag oo the Jut day au-11111 Aaoc!iallea (1-3) apiDol J - Marl- the .....n as be tubotltuled the Er1le Terrtll No. I. cllll (8-12) ill the llf a lut two montbt ol the ,..... OIUYalo Is th1rd .ad Zora 1o1tr-1ame wt.. at San Fran- for the Ia~ Frtd Hutcblnl!on. eBrown e BUCKLE LOAFERS eiTALIAN LOAFERS -~- ' SHOE STORE ROUSH'S N. 2nd Ave. Mldclleport • FRESH GROUND GROUND lb. BEEF - -· · FRESH Open Friday Until9:00 FLOWER BULBS MOWER GRADE 'A' McCOY'S MILK -• - I r--::::-:::-::-:::-1 itOLSUM Crow'sSteak House 5 BREAD . - lvs. U.S. No.1 ONIONs·· POTATOES S·IOBEN FRANKLINS·IO 10:J9c l :15c ----- • gal. or ADAMS '1·19 GILMORE 7 Ne\\ Fait•( SLICED PORK LIVER- • ALL- U- CAN- EAT ! lb. • • ., 1 . • .; your· j """'*' l4-i. 1 FORDS: new quiet, ultra-luxurious LTD's, new high-performance 7-Litre models with 428-cu.in.V-8. FAIRIANES: lively new XJ:s, GTs, convertibles. FALCONS: new flair for the economy champ. MUSTANGS: more fun-filled than ever. FEATURES: from a new ster_eo tape player option ...to a new Magic Doorgate forwag0~ 1 (sw1ngs out for people and down for cargo). ,.... ' • ~· .' /.._4 - . . --··::-."E.... 19N... Fordo Knocked Out Again- by Pen ,. 1 COMMUNITY SERVICES STAFF- Mrs. Einon Plummer, David Rumely, John mg w1th hiS Sister, Mrs. Susie Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slagel , 1 Matthews and Charles Hansgen, I tor, are key staffers in tht! Institute for Regional r·1scher. ~1 E..ugene Sl a· I_ and Mr . and "rs. National League , Deve1opment of Ohio University. Their mission is to give technical assistance to 21 Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Fowler gel of Ironton were weekend Pilt 000 200 200 4 7 2 Southeastern Ob10 coun!Jes m development of community action programs. "left today, lor their home, St. gue<ts of Alfred Elberfeld and 1N.Y·. 010 000 Ollf- 2 11 0 J~mes _Clty, _Fla. after a VISit -attended the centenmal of Grace i Friend, Schwall (3l. G1bbon l With fmndll m the area Episcopal church I (8) McBe-•n (8) and P•gha SSIS IS Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCol- Mrs. Fred Crow Jr. attended ro~l. Selma, Fisher (8) and . . . _ Iough of Ceredo, W. Va. Vtslted the meeting of the Episcopal Stephenson. WP~ Srhwall C9-6) Completion of the staff for the I Mr.'l. Emon Plummer. health mcrea~e employment, job tram- I Pomeroy fnends Sunday and Church Women board, at Lake I LP~S 1 (2.1) l-IR p· I' · ~ Community Services Office at specialist, w1ll work to develop · mg and counselmg, home man- attended the centennial celebra- Hope, Wednesdaa , 1 (~7~3 · ag Ja· Ohio Universily's Institute for 1commumty hea lth programs in l agcmcnt and vocational rehabJ\. 1tion of the Grace Episcopal Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner was the ron .!:==~Regional Development has bee such areas as school and men~ I itation. A resident of Marietta,! - ------ ---Wednesday Junche un gueosf t announced by Donald J. Benson, tal health and health education. 1 he was during the past year the ! resources to help suppoct i Mrs. Dessie Patterson. FIRST assistant director for commun-1A resident of Wellston, !;lrs. j Urban Renewal Director for that I programs, and must develop Mrs. Otto Luhn, Sr., has re- QUALITY ily servic_es. Plummer has spent the last six city. · 1 programs of sufficient size turned from two weeks vbit REGULAR _The live pers_on technical as· [ years with the Ohio Mental 'h 1 sh_ap~ that they give promise of with her childrt>n, Mrs. Bentley Certified Oil Station s1stance staff w11l help commun- 1Health Association· . C ares _E .. Hansgen wl11 be ehnunatmg the causes of Peoples, Yansfield and son. ities in southeastern Ohio de·l David L. numely, communi- field specml! st 10 the develop- I erty. Raymond Lo~h~n,~W~e~st~er~v~ill~e.ii~Wiiij.Mlioitn-SI;.;jjii velop community action pro- . ty development specialist, will ment of educatiOnal ~~·=:~.D1~1~ F~=====--=-.I grams which altack both the· assist communitie~ in develop.- such as the_ Head Start programs NOW causes and effects of povcrty. l mg programs which will and remedtal~, slow learner and adult educatmn classes. Han•s- 11 gen has taught and been a onn-11 YOUCanOwnA clpal in secondary school stems in southern Ohio since ll LAWN-BOY 1951. Staffing field offices for com· II muni ty :rervices are John Mat-11 thews in Portsmouth and LOVV·II FOR FALL PLANTING fll Reed at St. Clairsville. Mal- II Special Buy-Spedsl Salo BLOOMS hews is a 191ie graduate of Ohio II University with a B. B.A. deg~;;; IN THE SPRING! in management. REG. $94.95 Of the 21 counties served TULIPS- Several IRD, 19 have organized com· 19'' Deluxe Modal varieties munity action committees within the last 11 months. Four EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, HYACINTHS counties, Belmont, Hocking, SPECIII.L and Brown and Adams as a ~ WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY DAFFODILS operative unit, have already reDISPLAYED CROCUS ceived program development Bread and Coffee GatYounNow grants from OEO. Nine ·~~:~:~:: II IN PACKAGES Price Includes Cole NARCISSUS al eounties have grant a tinns pending witb Slaw, French Fries planned programs. Community action eonlmll:tee!; II FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY $1.39 must represent a cross-section of citizens, including those from SUPPlY STORE the low income sectors. To qual-L O-C A~~-Y O WNIOJ:i '• AT I ONAL LY KNOII'IIN Ify for OEO assistance for WY2-2774 poverty programs, communities POMEROY WY 2-3498 Pomeroy W. 2nd St. POMEROY, 0. via their committees must local public and private Liston is ' ~f Do~cas _ spent Tuesday eve~ . church. • j e PENNY LOAFHS Sisler Dejeeted; Koufax Said Greatest nant <ODteoUoo lh1t ~eason. The triumph gave Los Angeles a two-game lea<! over runnerup Sail Fraocisco will> lour games left iD the season. "How can you fl&UJ"O (Maury) Will! pulling (Jim) Maloney like that!" uked Sloler. ROuND STEAK U.S. GOOD Home nuns . 6; Fisher, White Sox 15-7; Stot- ' Natlon.al __ League~--~_ays, G1- . Uemyre, Yanks 19_9: Siebert, Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Blake -- ! Indians 16-8; S. Miller Orioles , • I A • tance Sta££ • compIeted Techmea p OP Sizes 42 20 81,2 to 4 S4 0 1 4 h to 10 6 14 eBiack PAddy ~uesday, after a_ v1si~ w1th htr Sister, Mrs. Susie _F,_scher. $J.99 ANNOUNCING Tllli '66s -FROM FORD! I LOS ANGELES UP! - A deJected Dick Sisler sal In the quttl Cincinnati Reds' clubhouse and coocoded that "!he Dodgers ar1 in command now." '!be RedJ tra4 just loltfor the thin! time ID a row to Jlodiers, ~. Wednesday and wer __e_r_e_m_ov_ed_ fl'lllll pen. W~~:~ pr, C:j DallySen!ln~J,· Pomeroy·~JIO!· P··:~pt,,~o;?j,. _i; SIMON' Mcllowe~~~~- 0 W Md Huward; and Roof, Azcut (8). ' lord (J.!IBoy). H~lath) OP(~th), or ' 30 6 (9th), Alvis (21st). 28 0 16 6 6 0 o 6 8 18 o 28 6 30 ' IH IH . 1 8 pennant Tnumph e1ebratiO n Continues ID Minnesota the Gmoll practically 'dead Wednosday aliht when they whipped the aDcmtlltl Reds S.O hehiDd Koutwo-h"tI. 13• · Ill• overpowermg llrikeout pitching after the St. ~u" Cardinal> bad drubbed Silo Francisco 8-6. Tha Reds l!fre mathematically elimlnated by their defeat. • A Sure Tle . . The Dodgers now can do no worse than tie for the pennant If they win only two of their lut four games. They will cJinch outright I! tbey win three - no matter what the Giants ell ID their Jut four sameo. Aad they're coming right _back ···' · ·· 1 People In Pomeroy ;t 13 I133 =·::• Aaron, Braves; Matthews, Cin. 1100 000 oro-- 0 S 1 Pmy (!), (t) .m<t.... BJ Ullfted Preas lolenlallooal I Braves and Callison, Phils all '1 Los An g. or . 001 40x- 5 7 o lor. WP~Iheon (19-1.1). '111>Nallooat League 32. Maloney. Davldoon (7), Locke Bbaw (11-t). HRS--Glbson (Stbl G. AB. a B. AvK· Amertcao League: Conigliaro 1'81 "~" Pavleticb; KoUfax (2li- Davenport (4111). i 011'!: Mrs. E. J. Hill left Wednes- Clmte, Pitt. 149 577 89191 .331 Red Sox 32; CaSII, Tigers 30; I ~~-~~ Roseboro. LP-Maloney . !q ••ll d"ay for a visit with l'l!lotives Aaron, Mil. 147 58110918t .323 Horton, Tigers 28; Wagner, fn· Mllir. 002 illll ooo..-·sIIIII in C.iumbus. Mays, S.F'. 153 548116 174 .319 dians 28; Colavito, Indians 26: !lou. 000 l1flO 001-'J'~f.'. 1Wms, L'hi. 161636113 2(12 .318 Tresh, Yanks 211. St. L. · 001 020 00&-- 8 14 1 Johnooo (16-10) and Goti\I!IIW' Mrs. Mary Reapp of Hunting- Rose, Cin. 158 857 114 205 .312 l\wul Halted lo S.F. 1100 OCMr 1106- & 8 I Lamabe, CUeJ1at (4) -d ·!JIIItjf ton, W. Va. is the guest of her Flood, St.L. 112 1100 83188 .310 Natlooal Loague: Gibson, Simmons (9), Woode- man. LP-l.amllbe CO.Zl<· ~ daughter and son-ID-Iaw, Mr. Cldnon Pitt 159602 8'1182 .302 Reds 12li; Mays, Giaots 109; · 19) and £baw, Jones (3111). · and Mrs. Osby Martin. Pinson: Cin. 155 t132 95 19'1 .302 Williams, cubs 11111; Ro!>ins•on, Mrs. Susie _Fischer and slstet, Allen, Pha 157 603 93182 .302 Reds 107; stargell, Pirates 106; Mrs. Mae Re~tmire of New Hav· J.Aiou, s.F. 139 532 76160 .301 Banks, Cubs 1116. en, W Va. accompanied Mr. American League American League; Colavito, and Mrs. Richard Van Meter of G. AD. R. B. Avg lndians 107; Horton, Tigers 99; Beverly 1<1 Cleveland for a week- imva, Minn. 149176t07 185 .321 Oliva, Twins 98; Mantilla, Red end visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ar· Ysski, Bos. 131483 ?6151 .311 Sox 92; Whitfield, Indians 89. thur Hogue and Mr. and Mrs. Rbsn, BaL 139138 80 163 .303 PicbiDg SeN-Service Market Lawrenco Blake. Mrs. Fischer Whtlld, Cle. 128 452 411136 .301 National League: Nuxhall, OPEN DAILY UNTIL 7:00P.M. and Mrs. Reimire were over- Dvlilo, Cle. 140 497 65147 .296 Reds 11-3; Koufax, Dodgers 25night guests Sunday of the Van Wagnr, Cle. 142 507 91149 .294 8· Bolin Giants 13·5· CloniDger FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. Meters and returned borne Colvto, Cle. 158 578 92 168 .291 Braves '24-10· Matdney Reds' Monday. Hwrd, Wsh. 146 510 82147 .288 20-9 ' ' SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. Mrs Mae Reitmire returned Hall. M1nn 145515 80147.285 A~erlcan League: Grant. to her home, New Haven, W.Va. , Bufrd, Ch1. 152 577 9116l .279 Twins 21 -6; .McClain, Tigers 15- TEAM W L T P 0~ Kyger Creek Tract J Athens .. .. .. . 3 0 0 86 Falfland a~ ·~~astorD n Jackson ....... 3 0 0 64 6 Buchtel-Yo a ,; Coal Grove .... 3 0 40 6 1Racine at Rul~AY Middleport .. · • 3 0 46 :: I . S~~R0 t Soutllwestera Pomeroy ...... 2 l 0 58 26 Gallipollo Logan .. ... , · · • 2 1 0 52 12 oro-- 1 $ 1 1100 :00 Nelsonville ·... 1 2 0 68 ~ N.Y. 011 11 7 0 1 2 Gallipolis .. ·.. 1 : : 74 C!eve.nl S~ford 12 ) Renlfl :t"~~~~~s~~i ·:: ." : ~ 0 , 7 58 ~W80::f~n (;), Mlkkei..a (8) ° ;~, .. ' Heiner's .....S2Ji.~-11t_, bestl-'"lllb• ., . . . willtttldl••neilllw' nJ Jilv<:A ... WePt !& ~~~~~- . . '- t~«t• ins mist 01 MeiWI au! ~ I d bread as tile Qllllitr ~ b lleir table. llext time_....,; •!'? ~~~ ..ecw~F;:£5 . I See them! Drive them! The '«iil at your Ford Dealer's: • 19 now Fordo-olflflna one ot the world' I quiotest rides. NeWStereo-sonlc Tape Player optlon-pt<Wicles ewer 70 minutes of music. New llltlon WIIJOO Maatc Doorpte-swinss oullor people and dOWD lor cargo. Now Y-8 power up to 428 cu. ln. Hew 7-Utre hlflh·performanca wles. o Sevea new Standard Safety Paekl8t features (on an '66 con from Ford) lndudinl emergency flasher system. • 13 now Fal~snes-new looks, 1/votlneu, luxury. NeW conveiHbles, waaons, Xl's, OT'und GT/A't. GT/A's have new "Sport Shift" Crui•-O·MatiC··It's automatic or manL;al• 7 new Falcona-no.w America's Economy Champ Is -~~~~tbt~-~~~ F..,. smoothest, smartest, tho moet SPiclous ever. Uvety 170-cu. ln. Six. • 3 now Mutll~l­ more fun than ever in America's f•YOrih WI Car. New stereo tape pla~r option. 5-4111 Instrument cluster, 200-cu.ln. Six, buckll snit, sp.,rty floor shift, carpetlntl-all ttanderd. CGmt try Tolill Performtnce '66. • Americas rlbtal Perfomuutce Cars~ Jltelacber uld lh1t 111111"111 the 1081J1>D. yur <o~~lract to IDIUI• llrll lbne ID lbt It yean ~ lbe Loll • • IPl the ooiy run yw and wao In on llle cbaael nllaP that a fanw ebllnploa really ttlllied ID tbt axtb In- from ttarl to !loiah. h.. been dropped from lfle I!Jt for · the reaaoo siVIIL Vltlcente Saldivar ol Meslco, who retaiDed lbt leathenrelalrt THI !'lEW title with o IS-round ~ over llowll'4l ~ •• leclld 11 tho ''l'llbter ol the - . ·. Mtd1 t:he papaler IRd label . ' .~ ' ' .. ANNOUNCING Moalb." llllunlod to lbt fGt 10 In ...... dlt'lllllaf ..... tobo OJ. .... rll!bd -a. 111110111 tile l1lliC belvywelghll, and JoN Gc ........ 10Uiflll!IIW the -··- • . HI·7 ' CLUB On Route 71outh of Mlddlt(IOI't DANONG THURS., FRI., & SAT. UVE MUSIC - ~ -' :" t '~ if! Amerle~'s Tot•l Perform•nce C.n. 49 New Models. See Your Ford Deller Tomerrow; KEITH GOBLE ~RD INC. 461 South Third St., Middleport, 0. • • '· - a a MORE BREAD! ·. •· ' ' 'l l . ' ' ... ,. ...' �.... .',, .. . ' IS-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., !lept. SO, 196&DIII IIIII beciUII lhl llh ' :' 6.23 Feeder Calves Sell for $59,538 J,I.vooloek men reported today ware M9 head lolil value o1 w siMn aad boilers sold at the Southeastern Olllo Feeder eau Sale at All> llla.tueiday wa& $59,538 for 259,· ooo;pounds with 111 average ...t.m «iTet :~~ ~ ' : : ' ~;: er.ite price per head was $97.06. The price paid for the steers $2 52 bove last yeor The h~· we~e 11.10 per h.ed ... av ahea d of Iast year With •~ • M0ft00'S ·- - --- - •d ] J\l" 0 u n0 w D 'T''h t 9 J (l • • T averqe be held GaUipolis Tuooday. OCwel&ht of 4417 pounds. Averqe Iober 5. The colves must be at price cwt· was tzi).M, and the the yll'dl tho momlllg of Octoaveraae prtce per head of the ber 4. A oecond sole will be held heifers was 18$.11. at Athens on Tuesday, NovemThe next feeder calf •=ale::..:wl=ll::..:bor::....:1::.•·---- - - - GOP Storm StJ.ITe • dup ffi • 1 ·· I " weighing l.S,OOOI940 pounds with an pounds at aa average weight ot 42& poondo. The avarage price was 121.50 per hundredwei&ht or $103.12 per head. Tho 274 hellero totaled Ill,· - -- j e { · n·lfChef statement Th t B M rt TO BE AT RESIDENCE By Blaache M. Ha1kiDI Remains of the late Marvin Rousn will be at. the Bailoy Roo realdence until time for the funeral at 2 p. m. at the SEPT. 21 - I've been pon·l necel81ties,, trudged o".up to Hysell Run Free MethodiSt dermg on the oubject - of all Aunt Lydia s (!our or !we ' d' Ib d b ld ) IM Dr RU ' ) WU . ' . .... ...... . ' \ .. . ·- ......... ..... .. ' '" ............ ..... . NEW LORD MAYOII to atlr the breee, I LONDON (UPI)-S!r Jonatl> looked at a small segment an IJonel Percy Denny, a be's "The Vll'iln!ID·" spectacled and c;lld-mannered Man, what Utln fare! dealar Ill preserved frUIII, Wedcould tblnk was n09day donned ceremonial that all they did 'OUt robea as the 8381h lord mayor when settling Ill them of London. hills?" Just shoot, drink D 111 was elected by tho 014 Rock and Rye, enny, ' 1ucceed Sir more, rescue a purty girl corporation to a stage coach and so James Miller. 80 on. How'd they 1et any honoeo il FIRST famllles roloed, catUe QUALITY market, gold mined? REGULAR You can have It, I don't Certified Oil Station It "Th VI "'"' , . .. . e r.-uan, W. Milo St. Pemoroy 0 1 eros~ ~r both •:" a1~d .h:'f: anna~~~~~;~~ th:j~hn Bk~h!a ~ut of ~~! ~~r~~~.;~~a~o~~corF~!~I ~.':~nd' t~elr r',~~~~!~~ r ~ :~~~ ror ~·~.k: •• f:e~r! c~.~ ~ ~:~\lr'·:......~::~::--~~: ere d mored e c~ ~ le~ GOP whipped up the expected storm of controversy to· home, in charge or arrsn11e- man since the first Roman 1 My dad was sorry, so NONE BETTER 80 9 :agel :'nT~ pe;. he r day among Republlcallll of every persuasion. menlo. l'pa~ned large spaceo with his ogetlc but In spite of 1ft n 1 . e •g pen o The Kentucky senator in an interview with UPII aqueductll and down to today'siho privately <I'm sure) steers sold for 129..~d the hl&h ' Wednesday charged that the Birch Society was "as dan· LOCAL TEMPS 11mposslble brldi!OB auch as Ver- and lafled over it. pen of he•fers for ..., 25 · gerous as the Ku Klux Klan and fhe Communist Party.:• . ,raono Bridge actually con- , The figures for the stears He said It was infiltrating the GOP and urged Repubh· ~e temperature 10 Porno- nectlng 1n an eight mile or "I stand on the bridge at SELECT A cans to kick it "right square · roy s busmess district at l1 :21l more stretch the distance by night, in the tall" in Washington. a.m. today wa.s 70 degrees un· water from New York City to As the clock wa~ striking ABC News Booted The GOP'• 1964 presidential "All Sen. Morton has to do is 1der cloudy skies. Staten !stand. You 've read of hour." Out of Russia candidate Barry M. Goldwater to pick up the telephone and . all the other miracle bridges. And 80 did I, and so did MOSCOW (UP[)- The Sovi· and Sen. John G. Tower, R· talk to J. Edgar Hoover to the home of. Mrs. John Sml!h,l Golden Gate, Goo. Washington with your beou (bo). et Union today closed down the Tex., both conservaUveo, said learn the John Birch Society ts w1th the preSide.nt, Mrs. Aba_ga1l et al. you didn't, why, you just tmven'l Companion II • Escort e Guardian 23 Moeeow Nt!Ws burP.&U of the they saw no threat from the In no way similar to the Ku Thompson prestdmg. Devotions But some bridges of fond re- lived, is all! American Broadeaating co. Birchers. Klux Klan or the Communist were led by Mrs. Bee Thomp- membrance have me in their (ABC) and ordertd Its e<>rre· But Sen. Milton R. Young, R· party." Rouosel~~ said tho son. toils as I write - how clearly ANO REMEMBER OEAR I spondent to leave the country N. D., who is generally ranked Bircher!! sought 1~!11 ..govern· Mrs. Donald Haynes gave a do 1 remember them - Lhe old former pupils how . I BASE ANTENNAS within seven days. , as a conservative, r.pplauded ment. more respons1b1hly ami book report on Ireland. A nom- covered bridge down by the Las- Crane dashed over that ePRO 27 eTOP HATS The order apparently Morton's statement. He said it better world." inatlng committee was appoint- ley plarc in Cheshire, now the in the "Legend of Sleepy ~temmcd from an ABC Wa~h· : was p<~st time for the GOP to ed : Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. J. J. Ura Swisher home, scene of : low,'' while tt.e Headless Hor:,e- 11 I SCANNER BEAM ington report earlier th~ month Itake aelion to oxpell the Birch( Reed and Irene Sayre. They many lover's tryst. clopped , man foh, golly) was hotr<o~~n~~~,: il which said there wu a powN crs p I( ..., completed their committee re-Iacross. by thousands of busy ~ heels ? Of cour~e, you 1 struggle in the Kremlin and Michigan Gov. George W. ports t(l be sent to the County hoofs 1n the course llf a year, al ber. Hf'. too. h1t thAt that 8 shakeup was imminent. Romney. usually classed as a (Continued from page 1) office. The next meeting will be sort of mystie link, someho~ , 1 about ont> li~k, h@ard RlllhrrJU•I•'I moderate, took a more moder-. ; held at the home of Mrs. Elroy . between those of us from a d1s- the ' 'holler,' I reckon. 1ate view. He said "whenever I Te.xas to Wisconsin and hea\'y Kaylor· tance back (lwo miles). with 1 even saw that bridge, d.oubt· members of the party have to rams soaked U:e Gulf Coasts as I ~ or little town of Cheshire. less renewed a dozen tJmes , I B11e AntenniS eCrystals belong to somethmg o.utside the Iformer tropical storm Debbie! - __ __ __ i Gone so long ago, that l about 1.923 ~hi!e. sojour,nl,,n.,g•ln.<:JI p-arty there is somethmg wrong disintegrated. j ?LLWl doubt lf even a dozen (maybe ) Columbia umvers1 Ly and • Mobile Whips • Lead In C.ble OlvOTif... ro INTIIEIT o• with the party." The ~yoming Highway Pa-, of my older readers recall it, all that marvelous Hudsnn MEICiS MASON AREA Romnev said that although It trol sa1d the motorists were this bridge. er Valley in various side "'",' ·' was a disservire to condemn , stranded on U. S. 30 between Then near our old home on the best part of my whole • Antenna Mast Pipe eSprings llChlrt I, Owl"' PUDIIIIIIr en"'" r•nnetun. IIIIIDr the Birchers as a group, he had 1 Larllmie and Cheyenne at Ole Turkey Run, there was thJ s cation in them part!l. lu-:u~·~" r:·~hl:n~~~~~~~~ ••~~~~:~· fou~;ht in Michigan to bar a 9,000 foot level, where the wooden bridge, over whose loose - lnl Comp!nr. uo MHilllnl~ s• l'nm I Blrcher from a slate office. storm reached blizzard condi· boards we merrily rattled home, I CORRECMON TO RECENT HD:J Ohio 8\liii'II!M Oflo co> phnnr · t he fle ld near I' wY · 1.:11 N. ilelltorlal pbont W'i 2- • G<Jidwater said, "l don ' I tions. horse and buggy sty Ie, t hen H- column descrlbmg 1 11 ~~ter•d .. ~eond nw maln ns 1 know of any Birch ~ember Snow was falling today in Bessie G. Webster to Johnson Ford's masterpieces by 1914. Carpenter, heavily sil!ed due ~:u •' the post offke "' Pomera}· lwho occupies a responsible po- southeaster:n Wyoming, north- IT. Janes, 148.75 acres, Olive, l But even before, get that b&- ,strip mining - this IS not the I Nauo.aa1 atJHI'tllt~ta r.vNM~atttl"· sltlon such as state ehalrman eastern Colorado and the Ne-1 Nettie Smith to Robert E. fore, the uloose leaf" bridge - IWoodrow Wil"on farm the Bot.llneuJ Kimn~u. toe., :w,:.~ L•: 1": 1or national committeeman or braska Panhandle. Bl.lng North Roush Sarah M Roush 6,..., A there's where my funniest I Wilson farm is near Snowville, ton 1\ve .. New Vorl! Clt.y. ew or , t ' t ' ' ~ ., • J..."d f Sub!ertptlol'l ratu; Detlv~rt!d h~· committeewoman.' 1 winds whipped cold rain across Sutton :rossing story of all 1s u11 • Iand it also suffered rom extes· e&rrler Wb4N JUilallle - 3D ~ent~ · ' . Erlewine, Ruth Erie- I . 'It f rom abov~ procedure per "'"k• ont y11 r tn adv anc• a• He .:~a1'd t hat at Ieast half Or th Plams. Harvey [RIVe Sl . the lltUJ sentlael Dfflee, lt~_oo, s,." I the Birchers were Democrats. w•·ne to Raymond F u"tf'•eld NO BRIDGE OVER Turkey 1 The farm mentioned IS on montlu. 11 .001 lh.... monttt. 13 . ., · n.a • · · h "Your C. B. Headquarters" By r.totor aouw w11u. earrte• ..... Furthermore. he satd , I know UNITED NATIONS, N, Y.-. Bertha Eileen Hatfield 93 ac- Run Creek at the ume of wh1c your left as you near Carpenter, V1CP not •nU.able, one monlll .I 3t 1-.~ [ II J h Bu' ch "" . f th 11 d I I • • I' .,. . I drove r . I . Cal'""nter y u u ~~~ mau, one " " 110 ; li'- 01,.,nth• mem~rs o 1e o n .,..,. E 1ghly • three o e 1 e e- res Rutland m wr1 mg - we Simp Y or a1r 'i near y~ · Midr:lleport, 0. •·~ !.~. Thre• monthll 1a.ou. I ciely . but they haven't done gal.ions walked out of the GenRichard G.ilkey. Phyllis Gil· splnshingly ~ ci.ea~~g:y right CAN'T miss ill \ N. 2nd Ave. Ianythmg dangerous tc the P,arty eral Assembly hall Wednesday key to State of Ohio, .342 Gcre, through the. crick Jtoelf. -as far as I am concerned. in a snub of Foreign Minister Salisbury· So, on th1s day, my father 1 _.rusT NOW OUT of ~uriJ'e"..'.'ll~i_!_..,...,,..,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,..,..,.,,.,,.,"""""'""".,....,,.J Former Rep. John Rousselol, Hilgard Mueller o1 South Afri- All llilk ,0 St 1 0 f Oh'10 and mother and at least two or 1 .f h ·I' bl' en ey ae ' to R. Cal . ' ., t e soc!O y s. pu lC re- ca . The nation follows the poll· .579, Salisbury. three of us .k'ds '. had '"" lat10~ ~Jredor, sa1d Morton cy of apar\heid _ striet separ· Allen Gilkey to State ot Ohio, town, a. prodigiOUS Journey clear was mosled . . . <by) pr.,.. ation of the while and black E . to GBIUpolls. As we crossed the 1 Sa!' hu sures being purposefully stirred populations. aCseml enH, "'""~ ry. , H nd· ''crick" coming horne 01d Nell . . · ... euuuson, OsJe e and Old Barne both wanted to BlAST Gl's Ail 35 Afncan delegabons and erson to Harold L. Henderson, Iy ' 1 number of Asians W'l A H d drink, 80 we et em, of course, 1 large 1 rna · en erson, 157 ·20 ac· '· ~KYO (UPD c 1 t body " watered" their 'v - ommun s stalked out of the hall as ~'J.elOr as every North Kor.. complained to tho ler beglll l!pe&ldng. So did the re~ .a~g~ ka H horses thlsaway. PEARa SIMPSON 1 '' - - ..,,,_ ···~'- . 1 fPJ DrJ• ofc. ==========-·: : COMPLETE LINE OF ACCESSORIES ~ll· ,- .-·'.-. ... ~ ~t· ~·. ~ . ..... w . -. I · . .. • '' ·, . '- .~- ' ' I . . (_. • . . Iii .hitif<J-'i'i~ Yl ', ., Property Transfers i>•- < .'f!"J~t -'· il 1 NTINEl! THE DAILY SE ~- ,.:~· ~If a 1 .. .~·. i.,; ... ·!. • -- ' I ' f I , ~sed Citizens Band Radios $35.00 up FOREMAN & ABBOTT =• ~~~':.?mu~:~~~:.:::~s~~~ ::~.:; b~ : • Sov~"'{;'=l !I y.,. u• It, I'<• u~ til• I ~I +• WPITEIN CIN' SIJ,IiUH£D lmm Olo•io ~o iM. ~tooo• lolo ,orfoct INYI OI o•o•r , ... io ...,_ ,_., c-ol ,..,h. ,_ n· •-.11 . • • IOW~tM•I WlJ)DH0~5! IUfioHT eAMUI IOIAD~-AfiOtU U.MANnYI IAIUS ANO ··~·UliUI WloSTUN CIMI I~PU~JiilD , .... ., IM IIHO lflllo ...11111101 . . ~ ....,. Aol tiP " b-,1 ..... t hST rtiOeHIINI INClUDED 1M I U. S. soldiers are vandols and peeping toms· A North Korean Centro! News Agency dispatch monJ. tored today said U. S. lrucko and bulldozers had maJielously rammed utility polea near the commission meeting hall and Gl's haraased 0 Communist sentr t 1 1S d b 'IIIICHU! ,.1CI' GROVER'S .Y J>?S. ~ un ay peermg m Its Windows. ; y I October !. The sale will begin at , •. m. There will he all Phone WY 2·247S types of homemade goodo. PreE. Main St, Pomeroy, 0. Iorders may be left at the cleanb-.............................................,.J ers. I New Haven News Notes I 'INISHING up to the skill you and your doc· tor depend upon for fast, accurate prescription filling. Try us next time. 4 Ratlltenll PharmHIIfl to Serve you Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs WY :Z.2955 Po...roy 112 E. Main NEAR READINESS . . PARIS (UPI)-France's long· ranae halllltic milsile force, re- ' 1 DAY SERVICE - - - - - - - - - ported to he secrelod In the valON REQUEST BJ Mn. Clrnll Adami, Jr leya of the Alps and the Ma• mJDENT COUNCIL ' slve Central Mountalno, will be 1 Offl<era for lhe 11115 • 116 Wa- ready for action wiUtln three 0 I "'"" Sch 1StudeDt Cow> yean, llelellH Minister Poem CleaMI'I PoiiHiroy 00 mma.~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~~~ ell ware elected as follows: IIJ,M~eomner~~~w~d~W~~~~Y~.J · Preaident - Sharry Flesher; NEW UNE LADIES VIce Presidellt, David Coob; Secretary • treasurer - JaneU Call: llonorll'J Member - JoJ Thabet aad Leah Ann M1ller Senior Repreaentativea - Jloo. Die Stein, Bonnie Blake, Naacy Proffitt: Aitenrale Crolg Abolln, Br<nd.a Bradford; Junior Represenlativea - Dale RollinS, Wlllism Arthur, Judy Athey; Alternates - Dole Maehir, Bob Wbllmore, Naacy Hill: Sophomore Representallveo -JODnlfor Van Meter, Sharon Rollllla, Alan Hart; Allernales - Eleen,.. Roush, lJnda Abolln, Mark Grinstead. The advisor I& Mrs. Mary Capehart. HAVEN HO~ER8 The Haven Homenuraers met for the September meeting at the home of Mrs. Pearl Brll... The meeting was opened by tbe President Mrs. Emory Hart. Devotions were led by Mrs. Iva Capeharl. The lesson was pre. . . FOR FALL, WINTER & SPRING sented by Mrs. Betty Newell. OUrlng the buatness meeting Soft leather like vinyl in 4-6 the group decided to help serve and 8 button lengths. Fleece the dinner for the Home Demand rayon linings. Colors: onstration Clubs at Pt. Pleasant. Black, beige or brown and 6 The next meeting will be held styles to choose from. pair at the home of Mrs. Sadie -··········· A Tremandouo Value ot Only Warth. I Those attending were Mrs.l Iva Capehart, Mrs. Pearl Briles Mrs. Sadie Warth, Mrs. Betty Newell aad Mrs. Emory l!art. HOME DI"MONS'I'BAT!ON MIDDLEPORT, 0. W. MAIN STREET The Avalllnche Home Demon- • -------------.....1 .... .. . -~ ~ .. • cning the channel 'b.v as murli !11 pcrmJt unlimited evening " 'ith Mrs. Lissh· Woo l · use of th(• river durmg lock conen. The orcasmn was her 79th ~truction. 1,........-....._ . . ______ birthdoy. _ _______, , Mrs. Taylor Moore sprnt an as 200 fC('t - - - - - - - - - - 1 Haymond r.isher, Mr. Ca r I ISchwarz and duldren . Tommy McGowan, son of Dr. ' ' and Mra. Thomas McGowan, , Mr. and Mn_ .lnmes Loyd and has earoUod at Notre Dame I SOli of Jeffersonville, lndmnd" ~ya~e~::.';,::.o;..;.~::n~~-.1---------- Mr. "nd Mrs. Vern Peek have University, Notre Dame, lndi- !visited h~r paren~, J\tr. an By Mn. O. M. Rife completed their new home 1md I M c rt \1 •'am 1 enlly d lady assislant steward: George have moved into H. 1 ana. He was accompanied there rs. u Js · cu e · rr-c. . · Harry Holter was elec e eFrigidaire eAdmiral by his p'Brents. :. Mrs. Harold Schwarz .viSited . Holter, executive committee; Mr. and Mrs Carl Shenefield Phyllis Wooten spent a d<ly 11 Mrs. Mary Walsh is a patient ~~ Columbu.s on Sund.ay w1th her master when Che.ster . r.rt~.:l ~ Mrs. Earl Dean. youtil chair- and son, Rex, went lo Akron to w1th hrr grandmother. Mrs,: e Speed Queen e Hoover Pt the Pleasant Valley Hospital. Is1ster and .b~other-m-law, Mr. met Tuesday evemn~. ~llh Da Iman Mrs. Lois McCain, juve-- visit Mrs. Shenefield's brother, Myrta Rifr eProvincetown Mrs. John Roach and son are and. Mrs. Wilham Kennedy. Kautz, master, pres!dmg. nile chairman; Mrs. ~enr,. Zi~h Clayton Falden over the week Mrs. Fay Wood was in Galli- ! e Flexsteel VISiting her husband at Suey- M1ss Doris McCune and Chnl· Two applications for member~ lnger, home econonucs c~air· end. polis Thursday shopping as was ky 1\'lcDanlcl vtsitcd on Sunday ship were accepted A commun· man: and Dale Kautz, leglsla~ Hessie Justis. !' rus, Ohlo where be IS emp Iny· · t' t Mrs Freda Bowen spent a . . . ed w1th her grandpllrents, Mr. and ieation wa s read from the Nn- 1ve agen. . . : . . d h-i 0. M. Rile IS helpmg Wayne · and Mrs Steve Noble of Mrs H. W. Shepherd at St. t\la- l.ional Grange in regard to A dl.scussmn was held on m- week m Athens With ~cr a~g d White with his new hou se. I tJ Poini Plea~ant. visited on Sun- ry's, West Virginia. I Booster Night as was another stallat!On of officers and the ter, Mrs. Raymond T omas an Orley Rife spent a d;__~y with MIDDLEPORT , _,., day with his mother, Mrs. MaUl· Mrs. Reuben Stewart and, her 1 on a l'Ommu~ity progress pro- date will be announced. Beverly Bowen 1.h~is~br~o;,:th:er:,:•,.;C~h:;;ar~le;::y_R:,:if:e:;,._ _=:========~ ' da Noble. The latter will enter mother, Mrs. Mary Aurrul\er grant. A solo was presented by Jesse and Ora Proffitt spe nt 11 the Holzer Hospital oo Wednes- lwcre dmner guests of Mr. and l . Sh M C. ltl F L' M. an evening with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Fred noush New Haven Other of1cers elected were erry c am w ' al .l c : day ttl undergtl surgery on Thurs I~n Wednesday .. Also attending George Genheimer, overseer; Cain as 'Dccompanist. Refcesr· Wooten. II day. I 1 I h 0 1 t H ments were saved. The next Clarence Ogdm was a ca er Connie Hughes, was returned Iwere Mr~ Roush s s.ister, Mrs. Mrs· Art ur rr, ec ~rer, o- meetin will be Tuesd:li'J, Ocf.o. at the home of J. E Proffitt to her home after being hospil-1 Floyd Miller of Marte~ta. !~rt Ncwe~l. stew_~r~·--~lmer ber 26.g Mrs. Ethel Rife spent an afali:ted for several days <~t the Mr. an~ ~rs. Dallas Walker . . r I are vaca!omng in Massac hus· dmg lind children, Mrs. Frank 1"65 7 Holze r HospItaI Ior a v•rus .c- etts t h.IS wee k where they will Kalef anu, ram1.1y were d'moer lt~D;;:ai~Iy:.,;;:Se:;;n~ti;;:n:;,el::,,.;.P,;;o;;:m:;:;ero~y.;·M:;;i~ddl:;;;;epo~rt,;::,~O~.;.·S~e~p.;,t._3;.0,:., t' Sh · th daughter m f Mr 10 ~· Mre 1 ~i~ Hu hes 0 ~uesls of Mrs. D. L. Duddlng. • visit his brother. : (. ~~ :·nneth ~yno~ds · r Recent guests of Sgt. and Also visiting over the weekend Mrs' Ca~herine Swatze1' i~o~~- Mrs. Gael Dudding were Mrs. with Mrs .. Dudding were Mr. ploy~ at Western El~ctric in Frank Kald and two children and Mrs. N1le Castu and daugh~ Columbus. Ior Fo~ Knox, Kentucky. t~r, ~~cnda of Red House, West Mrs. Bessie Wright, Mrs. ' On Sunday Sg~~~ Dud- V~rgm1a. 14 John Sisson and Mrs. Christy Bletner were business visitors Here's just a sampling ol the ln Parkersburg rcently. many exciting fabrics you'll lo!ro. Rosie Stewart, an emfind at our store now. REG. REG. ;tuy;e at the B and B Market, 9k--i& recuperaUng at her home '12 Milo Below Ravenswood, W.Va. on Route 2 45" PLAIDS _ yd. 1.69 from injuries received after A wide selection for jumpers talllllg at her home in Mason. Society Notes Quality Costs less 1 , BAKER FURNITURE , a hf&h 65,0IJO.Ib. &tMIIIIlllio •••n a WY2-11 ' ·--' "' "'!' . . . . . OtCUt OII. 2 1 'tl'~olr i!wt!ll. UUI fashion by the yard! oz. LISTERINE TOOTHPASTE VALLEY DRIVE INN .,. ___ 54c GRAND OPENING She was taken to the Pleasant Valley Hospital by the Fogleaong ambulance where she was UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT lreatetl and released. SATURDAY & SUNDAY, OCT. 2nd & 3rd Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Swa12el and family were Mr. and Mrs. Bill SwUt and SPAGHml & MEAT BALLS family, Cindy and Brad of MadIson, Indiana: Mr. and Mrs. SALAD-BREAD Do!lald Blankenship., Don and BUTTER I COFFEE Linda, Mra. Don Blaalrenahlp, Sr. Jl! ol Canton, -Oblo: Mrs. Elhel .Smlth, Pomeroy, Mr. 1Dd Mhl. Alva 1.uelteydoo, I.eFREEl . . • SNACKS ... FREEl tart. Mr. ScoU Knotts Is reJI()rled· SATURDAY I SUNDAY ONLY ly ll! at the VeteraM Memor· tal &.pita! wlth jiiiOiliiiOIIla • Complete ar..kfllt, Lunch & Dinner Manus Mrs. Carl Schwarz tmtertalll· Mealo Servod Anyti....,_Brlng lh• Family . ""mrSaturday wltll a birthday,, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...,.._ _..,.. .. . 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The eH·nlW SeriH 70000 and 800011 modols ere lle-'hl biRPsl ChaVieS IVIr b~llt, out to do tltibliiPsl•~"t t.IIY Chmalet trucks have -~ They're ready to cut coats with new V6 piOIInaenglnel, newY& and V8dlniiL They offer, elso, 1 new 92" cab that's the best yet for worldnlelflc:[aney, new hlsh~r capadiY tremaa end lXIII and POMEROY . 1 . . . . . . .11 ......... ~~~. . ., •~~~~~'""' ' '"' ' -~ ~ Js EJ ecl ed Grange Master ~;~~lei};;;~~ s\~11\~ «;~e~~~i,\·~~\·~~.n:1, i1;;~ ternoon with Mrs. Juhn Whit«·- Mr sltation Club met receully at , . . . . -.. - . . . . ··-"";·--··-.- . . .,............. -.1·-- mond r·isher of Pomeruy. At· 1tendlng were her mother, Mrs. is Christmas and getting a Bulova! na vi!.:u lion. ;d\u t;Jumclt lllg 4,· ~00 wn~ uf ~lt'l'l mller- gates ;;ml ·iJn!llill::! m<l>'llim•rv that wiH bt' ust'd in ln!'k or('ratioll. l'r lfiJ' to 1:on~truri 10n of tl1c roffcrdam. !Jravo made :1 CT("' · i.',·nl ·:• twp. ·d cui mure Lhan a ni\'1'" i l1 'l'" 1· 1 nson s 00 RALL'S BEN 1 <~ssistant ~t-ew-a~d: -D~I:e~====:..::.:::,__ Porn"l Rock Newell, Kautz, chaplain: Mrs. G~orge Genheimer, treasurer : !\·1r:'l. Pearl Koblenlz, secretary; Ralph Parker, gare'keeper; Mrs. Hobart Newell, ceres: Mrs. Ohin 1 Our best quelity 11rvlce NEW CHEVROLET WORKPOWER IS HERE! Our training and exerience add --~----- -- ... -· - · dinner hunoring her falher, Hay· H .. ar_ry_· -H--o. lter Mason Personal SHIRT R b• YOUR PHARMACIST IS A SKILUD PROFESSIONAL - -.. Frank Cleland, Delores M· - - ------ ~- .. Cleland to Floyd Farra M na Mae Farra Lots Sutt~n ~c111e ' ' ' - Dravo Completing .Cullular Cofferdam at Racine River Project! Happiness Dravo Corporation, Pitt~· l wt're sunk to rock d\~IJlhs or )()I million cubic Jards of common! bank protection, and concreting! per pool level by as much as late 1967. thr new locke; w:ll burgh, ls completing work on feet, and provirl1• a :10 • <HTP ' •·XC<1V!I !io n . The coHl·rdam will will begin in late February 122 feet, the loek.~. and:~ d;Jmfo t'liiN ~ I of 1',\" d~;nllh· ··· ·; - •111' the cellular cofferdam in which sur(;H"r worlung an·a. bt~ d(Cwaten:d" durin~ Ocloher (1966 ), Construction of lock jbc built later, will permil rc· 1,200 fPet lo ng and tl1e utli('l' it wiU build the high-lift Raclnc Drcd~ing. 2~ ht1t lr'i J day with and e_x~·ava l ion will begin on the wa_Hs. sills and later<:~l s. will re- Imov1:1l of three obsolelr locks 600 it'l'l lt1ng iwtl: JIOI1 · ~ r 1\ · ,rf ~ . navigation Jocks on the Ohio ;~ hydr;HII Ic Urcdge. eomp lr.ted remamm~ earth, and on 125,- qUire abuul 750,000 cubit: yards land dams and save barge tow s : The $28.9 mJUIOn project Js Rlver near Letart, W. Va . excavation in,.;irh ~ I lie co!fe1 000 cubic yards of rock. :of concrete and i 1, 2 million approximalt'ly four hours of ICK:'k; being cunstrurt. d tor Li w l'. S. Fifty-nine ~tee! ~ heet pile darn m l<lte S!~ptcmbt•r. Th 1:- n·· :\ total uf 67.000 cubic yards pounds of reinforcing steeL ! ing time. Army Corps of Engineers tn cells - each 63 feet wide -- moved a ma jor pnrl. nf three of rip ra!J will be placed for i Designed to raise present up- 1 Scheduled (or completion in thei r mndermz<:~Lmn pnljol.r<Hn !ur I Church Will hold a bake sale I as optional m 1965 cars. at Duke Dry Cleaners Friday, STUD 10 n~~cke bi; char:::. A~NOUNCE SALE The Fo~est Run MethodisL 1 saf~~y ~ev1~ .wh1ch vrere sold I ~e~~~~a~~L~ ~~ m~~~;;e:·~.;·~·ery riel what ' -""· · "er, e brings back) was in tbe ba DETROrr ALTHOUGH L. Reuter, Lot, Pomeroy. seat of oor express wagon - I the ti 'I three to 8. G. P!ekeno, Emily Pickens can't hope you'll know what ~c:era a re to Elmer Slsaon, Audrey Sisson, TillS Is, dear Cadillac drivero. more for tboll' 111111 models, parcel, RuUand. Anyway, as my dad xtarted up they offer "more ear" along Henry Sle!nmett, . Doro~ the team with aort of a Jerk with the blgher price tag. Stemm~tz to J. C Qwvey, An (not purposely)_ over went SISFord Motor CO. """'unced its rue Qu1vey, 251'. acres, Scipio. tor backwards mto tho crock. new prlcea Wednesday and, like 1 Dor D. Scheeler, dec. to Leah You ne~er, but never, saw a ' B. Schaefer. Cert. for Trans., madder gu! In ALL your llfe.l ~eneral M?tors and Chrysl~t , · Pomeroy, Lebanon. Drenched, so angry she simply ~eluded Wit~ a modest price Floyd Farra, Mona Mae Far· boiled, she nounced to our hik~ 3 selection of mod7Is lea· ra to Frank Cleland, Delores M. house close by, changed her turmg as .standard equipment, Cleland, Lots, Sutton, Racine. dripping duds, packed a few BANK EXCAVATION - Top photo shows fill area Jor river b:~nk exravalion for new Racine locks b~ fore the area was filled with dredped materia l~. B u~trJ .-,1 ~liHJtu ~h nws float ing h) draulic dredge used by Drav..: Corporation to excavate river bed. lu background . a 15- ~ l1 derrid; boat helps set steel sheet pile template fat 80-foot deep cello of mai<l l11ffcrdarn. STEEL SHEET PILE CELLS - Top photo shows ronslrudion of steel sheet pile cells for dock, where Jarges will bring in sand, gr.avcl ~nd ?thn materi als for stot:kpiling and for use in .concretins t.ww Racine loeb;. Bottom photo i::; of construdwn ot mam ..:ellui<~r cofiPrdam hy Uravo; also shows discharge p1pmg fl'Om floatmg iredge. ---~--- ' . Kotex 12'<-Rt~. 45• _ _ 2 '"' 68c Band Aids 41c Shampoo .... suo_ 64c CRJiMI R... ,,. _ __ LUSTRE 45" GINGHAMS yd. 89c 1 36" Suede Cloth yd. 1.79 Kodak 6Qc _ VILLAGE CUT -RATE RACINE, 0. gift li ke a watch - and no walch like 54" Woolens yd. 1.98 up a Bulova. One reason: quality, No watch manufacturer in the world ~an match Bulova quality, Every Bulova must P•ll up to 8600 quality inlpec:tionl before it teav.. the faclol)'. I Now would ': be • good tiiiHI , to Nloct your w.,<t IIIOil , Custom Dressmaking & Tailoring uu our LAY·AWAY PLA.. ' ' The Fabrir Shop GOESSLER Singer Sales & Service McCall's JEWELRY StOll ... VP 620 and 127 Reg. At Christmat, there's no WY 2·2284 POMEROY Patterns . 115 W. SECOND OHIO :ii l'e!ftl.' ·~ Caliri St. ..•••:•.. ·••\\~ 1 �--------. --- A I Classified Ads Your Modern Community llullctin Board t-Dalll Sentinel, ..... Pomeroy·Middieport._o~._Sept._s~._~?s5 T B I ~ d ! Pomeroy .Motor Co. 2 SIGNS BusiMSS Serticel ' ·n \ Col. Charle11 Lewl• urgy WI MeT~l Lit Around And About M.ddl . I eporl Be Celebrated . Col ~ BEATING, PLUMBING, Rural . one'7·c.:;:;:SA Lewia Doxol Bottle Gas. Al'llold BroDAR, will meet Friday, Octo!hers, 618 E. Main Street, her I at 2 p.m. In the Mansion Pomeroy· 22 · llo Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Belcher, House In ru-...~ r_.._.. • 0 L O. M.coy, Aue11oaeer, Cll " Charleston, w. va., spent the Mn. Cary H. Rayburn. res••I, ter, Ohio. 9 18 lfcl weekend with her sister and PT. PLEASANT - Sunday, will preside during family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack October 3, Christ Episcopal ness session and Mrt. "'.-.~ CDSTOM B mu and Bachner and son SteveChurch will celebrate the Lttur- D. Pro!r.tl, vice resent and 1 .....,. WID buY b'des every Friends have learned of the gy of the Church of South India cllairmall of the Nation a1 Decut"M Monday. Phfl Meier, Phone death of Mr. Clarence Cran- at Krodel Park. The service feose Commltlee, wiD bave WY J.-'1510. 9 18 lfc beltt of Coshocton, who died will begin at 12:30 p.m. and ebargteflbe prugram. Monday following surgery 10 will be followed by the parish Hootesses for the afternoon DRL GRDESER, days ago. Funeral services will picnic. will be Mro. Raloh Raike. Mrs. an~ Beating, Minersville, be held Thursday at Coshocton. The celebrant for the service D. N. Conors, Mra. Eugene Jll ..,. ,_ ,! I 29 Do-Ohio. End your _., troub- His wile is the former Nellie will be the Rev. Charles A. Sterrett, Mrs. Edward Biddle, ;n::;".. lOSOI' Ies. have all Jewer Parsons of Pomeroy and was Pitzer with Mr. Jack Park and Miss Betty Berry, Mrs. Foresl , • - ·-' .... """'N macbineL Ren eeNe ralel. Mr. Charles Sherow as deacons. Nibert, Mrs. Holly Simmons and CUD or ftL\IIU • oarru...,. u allllb as $4 per aun• "" ..,... IVES. 9:00 P.M. ' 1 !1111 Call WY ...,., day fW algbt. formerly employed at Meigs - ._. .. 10 • 1oot1 pine and also good bard ' "\' ..aa•IICIDIIII, a-1 t • llo General Bospitalln Pomeroy. The service is held at 12:30 so Mrs. I. G. Volden. wood saw timber. Write or ------.:..~=-.::.-1 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbons that any one who wishes to at- 1 • _ _: : : : : : : : : : . - . . . . II. to .,. •· a. - · 111 K. W. Runyon, Mlnlr• anwert In Woodsfield to attend a tend can attend their own wor· I'M! ..., rlill, Ohio, Eaglo Ridge Rd. . ; Clompll!lll Sac.. 'I" funeral Monday. ship service first and then ob· ........, .., a..80 rat. .. . . . . . . .~~,.:., I 11 30tc For 511e lnstrucliont Crin Bradford · Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owen serve or participate in this ser••'" "" Write, Pn>at or Coii!Mt have returned from a three . vice. This service is lmown as PHONE WY 2-2156 For Rent RtPllSSESSED i!ltECfiliSO U. i. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! &. (;. BR&Dl'ORD week vacation In Ohio, Indiana one of beauty and smpllcity. lt Gauge reading!: Galllpoll• ..; :,. . LUX Cloaner, like nnr. 'l'ake •;:..-:,::,.:: ;:;"· Jllleble, Oldo and Wisconsin. They visited 1n iJ completely Biblical and ac· Dam 12.0, U.2, runnina feet _ ·-•. -ter. - · • fr•d ovet' payments, $1'.00 per """"· ..,,,.,..,..,, ,.,,.,...,. 1 1 .... Dayton with Mr. and Mrs. John ceptable to mdst of the church- on rollers, Pomeroy • Mason er Appnr¥e<ll month . PhoDl PL "'·•sa nI , T""""""' ....." .,..,.......,. Goodrich who accompanied es ol th e wor ld . 20.57, Pt. Pleasant :11.0I, HInton Notice ..,.. Pat!< "'"' ISiato....,.. """""' •• uJo".... ...-.. "" •"---"'• ""'• _ _ W\ 1 1-304-675-2728. t 30 3tc "'"&I" unn,..,...,.. G.....,,.. Al:l COND!TIONING Belrlgel" them to Clearlake, Ind. where Services at Christ Church next 0.62 stationary, Kanawha Falls .....,...,_"""" • ·~ehooJ IUffleient for' manJ" iobl. Ilion ,... -.-tee., Jack's D ..,..._ Sunday, October 3, WI'11 consiS •I Cbarleston IBM •. •rv '324. I II tic GAS ===;;-;;:---; HEATINU Stoves. WY 1'REB .....,.,u.... '""· """ 6 ' " _ . . , . they were t!UeSis of Mr. and Mrs ft<lulremeot.. Writ. TODAY rtvtna •ation, New Baven. ,Phalli f B Hoi E h · t 2.14 Lond fallmg, M I ·-• W'nf' ·•• ld : 4- ·ROOM BOuSE, bath, aDd I _ :1:1:13 .. 9 30 31c """" , .......... """"'" ...,,., 'I'U :1-3537 ' I lltt Rwsell Scott and eon, David. o an a.m. y uc ariS . on, arme ..N I '" MIDDLEPORT & Bo• too. .,.. ., ... ...., • '!bey went from there to Will- There will be no Sunday School dams were on the sills. POMEROY AREA hnsement. fUI'IIllct heat. CaU BEST POH vour fishing pleas- ••un•L GODSin for a visit with Mr. and or 11 a.m. IIOI'Vlce. Boat Movemenll: WY 2-3319. 8 211 tfc ure! Afncan night II'&Wiers, Musical Instruments Mrs. Luther Owen· -Ohio River - Ranger down For Your Copy of 1TWO BEDROOM house trelllilt 60 f,>r $1.111l. John Mohler, 1 ELECTRIC Co •· H 14• a:'50 p.m.; Wes tern up 14' RS PFREE II & Wint Mr. and Mre. Ralph Gilmore Three Actiom are • or nt S'lualell iD Middle- Leading Crfek Road, Middl• nsooa am· , have re•-ed home from a ...,_ _.J b Co II p.m.; John J. Rowe up 1., SEA 1poorrt... Catalog ar WY port. Ohio. Phone WY 2-7013. mond Organ. otyle C:-2, with ! •wu ..,..,mii!81CU y urt 5:1ii a.m.·, Harriett M. down 14, '.....,. week'• visit In Columhue with PT. PLEASANT' - The Mas- 5:40 a.m.; Steel Ranger up 15, r • or .. ' 2-2188 1 !8 lie t 10 Sip bench and speaker • $1000·00·· Stop It W 435 Second Ave. MrL BenLI Wolfe. Phone WY 1 aiD their daughters and families, oo County Ch'<Ult Court this 10:25 p.m.; Jefferson down 11, 18 Gallipolis, Ohio HOUSE FOR RENT, 4 1001118 2li n . ALl'MINIIM JlouM TraJI. 1-3423 t 111111 Mr. and Mrs. John ParSODI and -~ "·-•··ed thr ICiioiiB 4 40 ' a.m.; Philip Sporn up • or PHONE Enlerprite and hatb, 1634 Llnooln ilgts. er, 14;0. Also camp treller, ohlldren and Mr. and Mrs. Ver· ,.,_ ..,..._ ee 770 Phone WY z-36'11 after 6:30 $100. Errin Miller, oa RL 1!3 WAREBOVSI!: tiALE non Bobb and ehlldreu. and eettled another. 2:40 a.m.; Queen City up 18, 2 c """"" _ORGAN" • ml Sandra Slmpson, da ugor of Dorotlly 19, 6:20 a.m.; H. Boswortu m. -· 9 11 tfc'l near Carpenter. I Dllll P"••n• I' Sales& Service M', acUona Dismissed were thePatterson divorce 6:55a.m.; JonnR.Ladd Dean up WANT AD Wente uy_ • 0 INFORMATION GOOD clean Ginseng and YeJ. _.,.,.,.. yello~root $2.00 lb., junk ... - .... ... _,....... .. - - .... yellowrott .. "'.00 lb., JUnk bat··, terieslb.1.40 ea.,toclean Bring Jack'scopper Gun II 1962 Chevrolet Impala Cpe. _ _ _ $1695 . 270 ww oo , ... .. • · Eichange, Henderson, w. va.! VB engine. Std. trans, Good tires. whlto finilh. Spodeso ,_ O. " ,.,......_ elean red interior. Radio and heater. on Saturday or mail to D. H. 1961 Greenbr'1er Corvat'r Wagon_ $1095 """"'"'''"',.. • ..,. ..,, """"or .,;, ....,,dNM,. 9 tp 9 Pass. 6 cyl. engine, opeed trans., IIOOd tires, .,..U.. _.,.. ft'"' Roe. Box 346, Pt. Pleasant 4 29 3 ::P:'r!T"':....:f: "u':: er. White and tullj.,.. finish. Real economJ, .,.., ww ... • _,....... ••• ANTIQUE Furni:ure, dishes. I Chnralltl Dr. $10&9 .... .... - · - ••• ,_.... miscellaneous Cal1 or wr1te: 1961 ._ :!,';.... Mn. How..-d 800 W. ' 6 cyl. "1111- lllcL tirel, olen lnterkll'. Rodio • .,..,. , . ldalll St. Pomeroy. , and-·..- bat·: QUALITY ~ "mol~ ~;:•" ~~-----c--c-' Cecl~ ·:.1' =.. llcj' C - =.., • - •- ~JiiNB=:<""l+iiiR===ER=-:::ond-.::OWili;.-::JIII=:J - r::r...r"'=.- '"' ~ ~ If 1 (o. :=========jt'l'lWLER~~~~J..Im~~~~~~-~~ ~- ·;:~· .-~· the,~!: AClROBS t.Outwlt ft. JiJg!leat point t.Donkey 10. - . . .. . .__ "' c~u 'I wv' ' - - L:=:::::::::::===~li'· 1°~~ SHOT GUN MATCH Sunday, Oct. 3rd Rent.alllrom t5 - Auto forktd Run Sporttmen's Club Everyone Is Invited ~·--_.,.,... •Transferable WheJI Yoa Trade Can •Guaranteed 24 or 24,000 mDea S1let montbl •Most Popular UDit I dr. Ol't"· Ill tilt U.S.A. 1955 O~BILE, haule.l. Cash, $150. Two 1952 Cadilh ,,, 1 !<landard shift, boto wiU makt I car. $'15.00 or m·tkJ offer. Pbooe WI 92178. 1 l!9 3lc , menta WY Z-6434 12 8 tit BLUE LUSTRE not only rids ITWO BEDROOM house on Lin- carpets of aoll but leaves pile coin Hgts., birch kitchen, au- soft and lofty. Rent electric tomatic CaJ heal wv um. llhampooer ft. Pickem Hard8 20 lie ware Co., Mason, W.va. I r1 lie FOR SALE• 190 Studebaker C FOR SALE GREEN BEANS and Turnips. dr. station wagon, low mileBring containers. $Ia bushel. ago. CillZBDII NalinDal Bank, CHIHUAHUA puppies. 12 ....,ks First house below Ravenll- Middleport, Ohio. Ill Ita old, for sale. Floyd Daily, wood Ferry. John Cleek Pro- USED TRUCKS - One 1957Portland, Racine Road. Tel. percy. Pho111 VI H693. A-132, one ton International, VI 3-t542. 9 29 3tc 1 J'l .... ·-One 196l "' one ton IDle•· 340' OD -IW Tbe Rev. Donald l!ooDI. pu!Dr ol the Middleport Flr9l Bap· Usl Church attended • fellow· lillp mroetiDtl II Cal'fary Baplist Cllurclt Ia Rio Grande Tuead&J penJng for Baptist mlnistarl of the area. 1'6n""'W• 0. ~ Delegates to Gl'rls' State ~13Z LO:X.A~!~~a~~~~Y 0;'l~ P~~~.N~~~!· ;i~ea~id~~g ~~~~~; :;~kb=.,•;: :;:'~w~~~.~: ~. :e 1 Is stud"'•• ""' 811 IBM · • • aourse iD Columbus. She aliendeel Keu& State University lui J<lar. Mra, llllger Kittle, Gl0i181er, 'tlslled recenUy wltb btll' ltlllt, Miss Vesta McCoy. The Hev. and Mrl- Rllstlell :Mcintyre, Sprfngfleld, 111'8 vitltlng her parems, J.fr. and llr1. Robert Coats. Bfaeffnar's --------11----------Starting At N- ter of Mr. and Mre, Jameo n. •1'111 Almost ... .._....., _, CU CARL'S IIEYliOAIID fiHiEB JJII' l!llrket St~ parkenburg. PboDI 4II5-693L l8tc: 1 10 Past Matrons o/ OES Enlerlained REVIV==~AL--starled~--a-MC7"t.~He~r~~ li~bl•. to~~- ~:f ~IM. B ~et o~;-row The trouble wltll bein bo 'laxl w~ SPECIAL ,._.,.....,._ °1.99 . There llwayo •~em"'• Hlnms,ls that you can't 1 to be .!.omethlna; M.ILLIQN' K IG'ili.S .... . . ~¥ ~ . - ~ · .. .. •· .... . ~ • - .4 . .. .... . ~ _.._4 . .. _.,. ~ · · -~ ----_ .~ ... --" . • -. ..... .._ _ _ ___ _ _ _.t... _ _ ~ .. ........ ............ -----·-- ~·· .. ...~ .... · - ...... - . ... . ................. ..........~ ..... . ... -- -~· ·.-··· . ·~ -~··- ·- ...... ~ -- ····-· -· . . -- ·--_..___ . .... 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WJEH RADIO 8:011 Sundown Serenade 6' 45 SJgn on Monday Throa&ll Friday 7 S&'I'URDAYS _ :l5 Sign On, Musical Clock 8:110 SJgn On _ Newa 7:25 News in Brief lc30 Happy Valley Boys 7:30 Musical Clock 1:116 Country Music Thne 7:45 Echoes of Joy 1:20 Country Jamooren 8:00 Ohio Valley Newo .:00 Proteotanl Hour 8:115 World Newa 7:30 Sporte Parade 8:10 Sports Today 7:85 Larry Anderson Sbow 8:15 Weather Plchll'e IU 45 lt' M 8:16 Musical Clock : • ~ic - l,nny 8:55 Community N 7:~ Newe <TuOI Thurs.) 11 .011 Dutton s and Heros Dairy ~:00 Tafl: of the To:O"' 8 Bill MIDer Show 12: DO N!::!'s Ten Show 9:56 Mason County New• 1 8:45 Baker "'·-•··-· .,_ 0:00 PubUc Service 12: 15 IIIS!cal Interlud• 9: DO Nm • ~ ........ .,..,. 10:11.1 Family Worship Hour 12 ' 311 Rev Mertlo feels 10:30 Lalchstrlug ~:05 Coffee with Janet 1:110 Now• 11:00 Newo 11 :00 Portrallll of 1 Palrfoc 1:116 Jbn Mees Show 11:05 Mor"'"" Melodies ill llll Swep Shop 6·50 "--'· Parad •...,. Friday 10 SO • .,..... • (Oitcept : BIU Miller Brtmch Show 1:011 Sundown Serenade Church Bells Ring) 10c45 Mason A&r. Prtogram 8:45 Slp Off 11:45 World News . ITnesday) ~NDAYS 11:55 Mason County Newe 10:45 Family Worship ('l'llurs.) ~~=~~""On Arm, Hour ~:00 Community Newa .. UNDAY THRU FRIDAY1:oo stgD Newe 6:06 Sacred Burt I 211 Meigs County RFD 6:25 Paul Bowen, Farm 6:3~ News 6c57 Weather 7.110 National .~en 7:06 BW Miller Sho• 7:30 Sports Paracte 7:85 Bill Miller Sbow 7:3l Picken; Hardware On - - ::;: :~~C. Program (Friday) 3:00 Baptist Layman'; Hour 1101'1 .... _. Co 8:30 SUnda) Sbow DDirJ JlldCtloa ~:30 The Bible s~··· to y 11:311 llny'o ColllllrJ RYIIIDI g ,........ ou 12:00 Cement Block Newo :45 Legislative Report l.UO Goessler's Guest Star 1G OC The Good t,Jte !Friday) 10: •• CongressmOD Moeller ll!:30 Larry Anderson Show 10:30 The Country Hymntlmers 3: Jr Jim Meen Show IUO The Qwet Hour t 12:00 News '15 Blaettnar Auto Show 12:15 The Cllrtstlans Ro l.30 Electric Company Newe 12:30 !'he Rev. Mer!;• ruree•· 4:41. Jim Mees Show 1 30 6·00 Newe ' The Rev. Silas "Bill ~ 5:115 Jim Mees Show 2:00 Tho Rev. Andrew pups 5:30 Rfzer'a Weather """""' 2:30 Sunday <howeos. arsons 5 50 S --.... • 6:00 Sundown Serenade : porll Parallo 6:45 Sign OU LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII By HAROLD GUY WPPOOE ~'DO CIT COLLIIRE[) liND 11-JE.'/ f4NO WE'VE kll.r A OOPI 12~: ~=~ewo Mid Day Weather Bulletin D •••• "'""" Newo 0 Gnunt County Alent Country Go Round Newe Beat Z:OO Country Go Rotmtt 2:55 News Beat S:OO Mid Way Matinee 3:56 Newa Beat 4 :OO Discina Witb Dosa t:SO Interchange 5:011 Community Newa 5:115 Mason County Ne"" 5:10 World ' National News ·rHE-!lOiN· LOii!iiR----Il..:...::..::!:..:~----=s~:15~spoWgha on Sport, . ·-I 12:15 12:20 12:25 12:30 12:45 1:56 By BRANNEit I...l · ·~·· .... ~ ~- IXJNT W!INT TO GET lH!~ UPM:T. TI-l~ F:EL ~5 YOU t>O ...:rnAT I SHOULD ACCIPT "THE: FACT T4AT kl'S DEAD ~IIJD MA= OJCJ( VALENT\Nf. .' lr GEOIGE WONDER 'l!.o : ., ' . ................,. DICK TRACY ___, WMPO Radio t··-.. -·-'-...~.......__.. _. . ···- .... · ·- ··- ~[ ...~ ............. ·- . . ..... .- lool<. ot LI'Ml'NJlBEWBBH IBTBROVJOfE 'MU . -GXAADVX v....M . . . , _ _ ALL ·-.- • _ _,.,t.oqaoter FREETHIN y THOSE WHO NEYER THINK ICERS ARE GENER10 - . lttooa- . _ ......~ ALL.-BTE!Ui.IJI 11 :::~~riii:~~~: ~:~ . one/! !.Gloomy 2. 0-puo I. Anger MLYBEV ~arrled k• • · - . , Ot<IL'>' happv W>"C>I ONit . A RUTLAND - · ·· the \~e·11 E ~~rH, XNAVMIZ ,.~ng ·~= ·- ;:;~ -~ · You·•e trophl a, X tor the two O'a, tc 8 IIIUnple A Ia uaect JCa ea, the length and f.onnatlon 1 • tnc!e letten, apo.. eh day the code !etten ...., dltfern.t. Of tht WWdl are alJ hlnt. . . ,.. '"'" .,, • COP!! ON It LONOI'EL ~'""'" w•·~ ,:::~'\!:I':.'m;;:" 1 • 50 the ball 28.t:..th Ro~rt ~II ~ 1\k[ EXK_ n_'{ 26.-ot .::.•::~, I THERE ...... "" One lettu limply Rand ~ L 0 W 1 or another. In thll tor the three L' ,rL~ :~ ::::~. •:.,~~· WHEN MA~ TURN COIJI ES, DRE.SS IT A'S 1\ A X y D-;:-.~-:..·XJJow to Work It: ...t--- :r,,.:•;•~,:~:;· I !____ ...~...... 81.Chtnpaf001a brother 1 I 1Q to DAILY CBYProQOOTJ!: autom~ltc cau~e dlaract.er Her. .82. J a.cob'• COmpt:ltier ~.m.; 1:~ n ....,t¥ ~~ ~-' 2l. Muaic ... ..' 35, Tablet boato ~;:~:-.,P~~~o"!~. ~~'P'::.o~ c kl U.Aocorcllq •o. French ~ "'•~ 31. Tincture: 39. Harbor u~~a 6~ natinr president 38. Ankle i~~rs=n~~;e~~~e H~;~ :~; ~I 1'~·........ unJt 18. Hiber- M. Couple Me~ 19~ liiO!o malnder 29. Walat. <Oalo 30.EDM"f7 37. u.s. Jr~ Mr~. 17. Elabor;,· ., ':':.I 27.Ro- 34. Oppos 6 Hospitall' ews ni~ht ~ mountain 83. Nol'lre god horse. Guernsev cow 4 years $l.OO bu. Clarence Proffitt, 1956 Volkswagee truck, 11167 :MiBI Edith Hllplonstall and Cbavter 186 OES Tuesday eveup 6:f5 p.m.; Walter Hon•Jand old, gentle, and good milker. Portland. VI 1-2254. I> ton International. Meigs Miss Joyce Long, delegates to ning at her home Athens Road. down 7:25 p.m.: Edeana""BosNice family cow. WY 2·30'19. • !I u. Equipmenl eo. Pomeroy, Buckeye Girls' State this past The meeting, in charge of Mrs. worth down 8 p.m.: Linda Cho· 1 :&:; 6te summer, reported their activ~ Hllrtwell Curd, president, open· man u. B. Church, SUnday 9 29 3tc SEWING macbfnel. repair ..., Ohio. tin down 4 a.m.; Margaret Brent Sept. :111, through Oct. 9. Ser· TAKE MOVIES of footoall vice, all makee. WY 2-2ZM. 11181 DODGE. Call WY J-7119. ties _there at a meeting of the ed with devotions taken !rom - - -·- --up 6:40a.m. VICel start 7:30. . Rev. games wit'out extra Tile Fabric _Shop. PometO!'· I Jl lie AuXIliary to .Feeney • Bennett Luke Z4 by Mrs. C. F. TompEntered _Hospitel Kanawba Rfv« _ Sol¥ay Jameo Mornsoawill br1ug the <rtn special HI-speed film, Authroized Singer Salel and fte a a Post, 128, Mlddlpeporl, Amen- kins. A discussion was held on down Marmet 11 p.m.; o. F. Jnelllage. I 21 Ute 8proceH·· • included, only $3.95 Service. I 21 Ill Wtirld IDI"lml ol fompacl can Legion, Tuesday evemug projects to help a needy person. touck, 12 Hill Crest; Elizabeth Shearer doWII Marmet 7 l.m.; II,STER MOR'I'ISIIA, a truly per roll.. Grover's S!\!dio, VENETIAN BLINDI and ,.. llleollence al the legion hall. Gao:'"' were played under the Ann SaunderB 609 Second Ave.; Duncan Bruce doWII Winfield g1lltd palm reader - Tells Pomeroy, Ohio. 9 29 31c pairs, porcb and • ....,. . . - IIIODI, ride 111111 P"" The girlo extended their ap- direction of Nolan Swack· Mrs. william' F. Vance, 424 UO p.m.; Belen Z. doWII Winyou put, present and lutun, ONE OLIVER Superior graiD ehadel all kinlll. fnl 1111- .. ..,.._ Small ear oCOIICIIIIJ' predation to the group for its bammer and priZes awarded to Mulberry Ave.; Mrs. Bruce B. field I p.m.; Beaver down Win· love affairs; ...,.... any or drill, power lifl Young aet· males. Dale Wlppt!. Ill tJu. 111111 maaagerabilliJ part In making it poeslble to Mn. Curd, Mrs .. E. J. Tracy McDonald, Grape St.; !reid 1 Lucy Jane Lucas all questions. Ono rislt will lers and be'agleo lor 1811. Ph. ion Ave., Pomeroy. I n floe attend. and Mrs. Glen Dill. Mrs. Lawrence R. Spriegel, PI· up Winfield l.m.; A. J. CODVince you that Sisler Mar· 11115-2421, Cheoter. . Metropolftu Molen Mrs. Albert Housh, president, Refreshments were oerved by riot Star Rt.; Mrs. P. Fred Patten up Winfield 3:05 a.m.: tisha will read yotD' Hie like I :Ill 6tp Real btate For Sala E. Malo Slreel, PomerGJ was in charge of the meeting. the hostess to those named a- Edelnmnn, Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Wil· Jerry Bosworth doWII Wlolleld an open book. U you are wor· - .- l'OR SALE· Croom house woth Pboao n Wl'lt She reported on tho birthday bove and Mrs. 1· B. Weed, MISI liam McCoy, Rio Grande; Mro. 3:30 e.m. ' riell .-troubled, don't !ail :mly hath, !ull:sl:zed basement. Fuel [' t Z2 U< party at the Veterans Hospital Ada Ha:ins,CrMu. Dale Smith, George Twyman, EwingWn; ----· oee Sister Morlisha. She's new WY ' oil beat. Lot !DO 1 100. Don in Chillicothe in Augwt whcb Mn. A red ow, Mrs. Thorn- Mrs. Matilda K. Noble, Mason; RACING AWARDII 1.- 28 -. helped othera, why 1101 youT . . Goodnile, Hartford, W. Va., FOR SALE OR TRADE or take she attended wth Mrs. Dale 88 Young, Mrs. Alonzo Culler, Mrs. Jim G. 'lUCker, Pl. Pleas- NEW YORK (UPI - lco'Private readillgs given daily STEREO Radio Coml>mation. 882-2369. over payments, 65 Dodge Cor· Kennedy. They reported that Mrs. Dwight Parker and MISs ant; Debbie L. Russell, Rt. 1, land's Jbn Clark, winner Ill the 9 29 61 p Ill ber home 7 days a week BeautUul walnut consolo. Hat !.AND FOR SALE SUitable rffi. 440, . hardtop, 100 veterans observed their Maud Grueser. Pt. Pleasant; Mr•. Jom C. Indianapolis 61111 1!111 -ld illcluding Sundays. a. m to AM and FM rad1o, and four b ld 4- h . transmisSion w1th 318 engme. birthdays in August and th Smith, Pt. Pleasant; Heber c. champion BUio raclnil driver, AU di8 apeed changer 4 speaker Ul tng. lOt ' of a mole Must sell or trade at once · ey Followers Class James, Hllrlford; Gary W. Rick· and Colin Chapman, - · p. m. rea np ,. sound system.' This is a 1965 from lhe Pomeroy limi's. Ph. Also 4 new tires for sale 750 receoved several cakes. cookies, rd, . Pt. Pleasant,· Lawrence manager of Britain'• Lotus 11 11 11 8 H'k T cWry or no charge! LocalWY 2-61H8 8 29 6t ·. candy, Ice cream and punch Take a fa ed this side of Gallipolio at model. Used only 4 months. ____ · P x14. Call WY 2-7831 anyume lor the birthda art Mrs •. e, our M. Fowler, Pt. Pleaaant; Mra. team, were preeenled with 1 Kanauga this side of Silver Full balance due $86 .00 or pay · 33 acre farm . Hou.so, c barns, after 4.30. 9 29 121<! Housh acted as sihPdi.sJi 1 · MASON -Eighteen members Simon P. Newland, Rt. 1 Min- awards Wednesday Dight for Loo' lor h nd · $1.25 per week. Trv It tn your other outbuildings on Rl 143 . . c pres- of the Followers Class of the ersville: Mrs. Earl H. Donovan, their victory in this year'l lndl ·-~ • a 8IgD. h c 11 w · . ' · · Legal Notice •dent m the absence of the Mason Method'1at Ch h ttend All are welcome orne. a Y 2-6555. 7 mtles from Pomero''· Gocd .. president Mrs Je Ka urc a Rt. 2 Racine; Mre. Thomas D. anapolls 61111. · t 101p 9 28 61c localion. WY 2-3079.LEo•L •o••c• ' · an . rr, ed an oulina and tour ol the Saunders, Jackeon; Mea. Albert FOUR WINNERII _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _4:_:..:_: CASE"___ corn pickff. 9 29 6tc ANihteonns,lwCoho wasti atteJldjng the Methodist Training Center Sun· L. Hieronimus, Ironton; Mrs. SAN MATEO, C&Uf. (UPI). . . ~- ~- . able diHcenc:e cannot be ucriatr'llie. a I a nven on. day afternoon near Spencer. Af· p8 ul M G ocl< J Lambert _,,...., FREE l,f(l(l S&H Green Stamps I good condtlwn. Henry E. W1p••u T.alle not•ce tl'lat on the lOth day A donation was made to the te th t nd 8 b"ke ...... c raw, Ashland, Ky.; J ey erry • - -1 pel W'lppel Road Pomeroy of AUI!UIIt, l&ra, tb• plaintiff btel r e our a I w a rus- Blaine May Rt I Ewington· home four wecfneldav . . th VIewmg e new Oh. : . • U'' U M. t>ottll, mlffl her petition 'against school luncb program provid· tic camping area the grcup en' · • w•WI'IP• H."'. ForVacuum Compact Cleaner in 1\ ]0. 9 28 3tp .. him th'll Common PleuNo. Court.11 of• me . Iuochea Ior <uve chi'ldren Joyed . • fry. Mrs. Roger M. W'lli NOI'DlBil,ARl 2 atHeBay MeadoWI. He1 11IDcounty. Ohio, cue a hamburg G 'II u. ~ the flrol 111 13 12 your bome. Phone ParkersMUZZLE loader ririe. Call WY POMEROY 9 2 sto praylnc for II divorce and other relief for one month. They also dis.. They were accompan'ed b uysva e; .mJ8. 1 am . won race bur 485-4882 C II room, ry •• '"' ''""''' of ' " " ""'"'' of I Y laod, Jackson; Benjamin F. Thol· Ud. Never ($27.110), the g, o t>Ct. Z-6024. 9 24 6LC frame house with separate en-[ duty and wilful ableDCe. The uid cussed a project to be under~ Mrs. Ray Proffitt and the Rev. Lowe, Rt. 2 McArthur·, Ralph oeventh with River o ••• ( ... -), 9 8_..:..:~~ JOtp bearinl on and alter tak . dus- Marvan Fr.ame. The Methodist B. May, Rt. 1 EwingWn; Angela the eighth aboard """ Rollinl "' '"' _______.:_. I trance two baths and kitch-1,.. ~>•will• .,beoffor•"""'· ,,.. en 1n the h'•g h sc h00I 10 lUTOMOBO.E lni'U'anct beer~ en< , hardwood floors, beauti- ,.,.?,',;'!!":,~,;;OTis. Plolntoll trial arts projects. Jraining center Is being built Sue Hubbard, Syracuse; ElbeD Wheel (f7.20 and the lost atop cance1Aed1 ~ 08f yuw opera I [ ful large ftranda, targe Jot ;:~~~~~<!:: f~r :~~~~t~! 30 • , w thCo:n'lttees were named for on 1000 acres. The project is 0. Good, Columbus; Mrs. Frank Tony'a Abbey (S.OO). ..,., uceneeT Call ,._ : wilh garage, $12,000.00. I · e mner to be served to the largely supported by money re- W. Beckley, Hamden; Clydel..:::::::c::..:::::.:=....:;.2--11ill, Coca-Cola· Sprite I POMEROY - 2 otory frame •• ••• coMMON ru•• coun Pythlan Sister• convention to ceived from the Faith in Action M. Carey, Ironton. Charles Harrison, TI!ITJ L. 0 0 - - - - - -- - - - And All The Fl2Voro large meeting room, kiwhen: "' be lleld at the ball Oct. 19. The Program involving all tha Birtbo Roush, Mrs. Ernest F. PinkerSMITH'S Clothing store is now 1 dininotJ room, and bath on first yNrlo • mln•rDy•"r th•.. ... " ' " ' " " tier aux1hary made plans lo pur- Methodist churches ,·n West VII''- "hmu (, ., An•erwn, ch . . MID, P • Fred Ede1ma Dft, Rt, maD ".&n&D· RuaseU R• Wilt1 Mn• open at Letart fal ls, Uh1o, LO , bigl2 floor , 5 rooms and bath up um.r •n• next tnena. ase material to make sleep. gin1a. 2 Gallipolis, son, 10:34 a.m. G. Bazell, Avery A. U. a. m. until 7 p. m. 8 zo lit I uno C full basement, forced hot ai; .. "'"''•"'•""' ing boots and other articles far Wednesday; Mrs. John C. Smith, ger, Lynn M. Jackson, Man)>. Help Wanted Buy It By The Cutl heahng, not far !rom Court , , .., ... o. •-"'" "· the veterans for the Christmas GOP TO MEEI' Pt. Pleasant, son, 2:40 p.m. all Grl!fih, Sydney P. llaynet, house, pnced to sell. : '""' ••••• "'"" "'"'· party. PT. PLEASANT - An eloo- Wednesday, and Mrs. George Mrs. Olester L. Slninger, Julius MALE HELP WANTED, Bur- Whole you are in, fill up with RACINE - 2 miles !rom new , ........,'·"""· • ..:.. It was announced that , the lion of officers of the Mason Twyman, EwlngWn, daughter, D. Pasquale, Mrs. Darrell 8. ger Boy _ Food • o . Ram a. tbal good Landmark gasoline dam, 6 room frame. hal h. full i •one• n ruoucuooo fall conference will be held in ICounty Young Hepublican club 4 p.m. Wednesday. Kin• and lnfint son, Mil. Pbll· b t f dh . F 'da ']( be h • 1 Stepben 0. Ander•on, whoa• place Ath needs sharp aggressive young per Service Ste. asemen , orce ot a1r heat- 1., " ......... ••• ens n y, October I. Sev· WI eld at the club meeting Dfoml111ed Up D. Colllna and Infant 11111. men between ages of 11 and WY 2·9932 ing, hardwood Doors, plenty'1::',..!'1::';:0, .. ,,'::,:;:, era! members plan to attend. to be held in tbe courthouse be- William R. Carpenter, Wll· 1o1ra. Norman Scarberry and fa. 30, for rounter and kttchen l E.M•In St. of closet space, large lot : ~~~~:· n~lce th.,dt ~~~A~au1t e. Refreshments were served. ginrung at 7:30p.m. President Jiam A. Davia, Harry C. D:tertl, fant 100. 1 work. N1ght and dfly p0s;t 10 ns Pomeroy with shop building and two!uon' •• ~n!tn ~~ ~n lhe eou~ "!!; Gene Vaughn wUI preside. New available Full or part timE' car garage, located on Rt. 124 : Common Pleu or Melp county, Oblo George Y~'ung bam officers will be selected followEASY TERMS ... . tor • dlvo~e. cu.tooy ot ., .... work. Excellent opponumty ISLUGGISH. septlc tank'· Clog- $12 ,1100 ·00 . :praytnc minor ehUd. eo1t11 aDd otl'll!r nHt!f on .. • iog the report of the nominatfor advaJ;~cement. Apply in ged dratns? Get KleClan-Em- AI..BERT M. COX, SALESMAN :~tf~~u!~1 ~!:-:"~~"~=~~;:·!: ft Jnlshed School ing committee consisting of person: 23 Weal Union, Alb- All Septic Tank eaner. WY ~3138 WY Z-31131 Ir~"'"' ot "'"'""'· CLIFTON- George R. Young Brerry Jones, Harold WoyRD and ens, Ohio. 9 30 61c Landmark Farm Bureau. 9 28 31c! . ""''' '· ....~.. completed a Stall! Pullceman'• Jbn Watterson. Pomeroy. 9 3 30tp - ··--j ..father muo0 c. """'"""' .., School at West V•-••ia Sta•· - - - -- - - - -,--FOR SALE - t room hcmse, .and nel.t friend . • .. Df''. "" Insurance FIVE RADIENT non . vented ' new bath large porcb base-· • """"' •••• ,.. "' "' Pollee Academy at Institute, W. Mootgomery, W. Va. -:-:==,.-,c ;-.--n he ' ' rourteen yun. by Va on Sept 17th Gad II H adu ted fr aham tlAETNA CASU ,i,i:fv lnsur>nco orr gas aler, was 18.00, ment, new paiDI, I acre .., •·"· "· ,., 1101 '· "· "· ,,. • • • r ca .., e gr a om W a Mullen Insurance Agency, Inc. sell lor $8.00. Frank Amos, Rt. ground on brick road · was held In the Senate Clwm- High school, colas of 195'1 and Pomeroy, Ph011t WY .J38J. 33, WY 2-7366. 9 21 3tc Rl. 7, $:J,soo.OO. Phone WY BROTHERS REUNITED her, Capital Building, Charlell' II to the former Audrey ' t 21 tic TAKE- SOaaway- the-· Blue 6127. 9 14 301c Mr. and Mrs. Thomae Oak ton. He ha8 beea assl@ned to Lou•se Goff, of Pt. Pleasant. Lustre way from carpets and Byers, Ft. Charlotte, Florida, · · '!bey are the parents of one I and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Me· brothers were together and the son, Richard Lee. Before eJller. ,.111•au ""'''' -·~ vvor lel lll8lfo af legal papers. upho1stery · Rent electric _ n~surance _ _ IKinley Byero Parkersburg were first tiiM that the ttalero . In- lng the school he had been em· blrlti reconls llild almost any :~pooer $1. Baker Furru- :GRANGE INSURANCE. MaDen guests Sunday lor dinner of Mr. law were together. Mr. and ployed at Vanadium and by the llblt dootiiiitnte ___Company,_M•ddl~~ llinsurance Agency, Inc., Pom·l and Mrs. William H. Byers, Rt. Mrs. Thomas Byers returned National Ule Insurance Co. 81#1 Ia aeo, ......., VPRJGHT PIANO. Phone SH ~ eroy. Phone WY z.m. 2, PomerDJ. 'lbil waJ the lint again on Tuesday eveDiDI and BiJ porents are Mr. and ~. It lie t846. I 27 31£ I life . limo Ia 21 ~unlbal all three lpeDI tbo Illght. Allilirllct YOUIIIlo C1lltoiJ. ' _ _ _ _IIIJ!I___________ 1 Ilk at Stark's Pharmacy. t 25 liOtp NOTHIN' A66ERVATES ME MORE'N TO"HOWDY" ,_ ,. . ·• highut ard ve. Hobert Rickard; George raine up 20, 5:30 a.m.; Frank· H. Farley vs. F1orella Farley. lin Pierce down 20, 7:20 a.m.; Tba action ol IUcllard S. JoJm. ElgercUff up 23, 6:30a.m.; Hel· IOD, A. '1'. Matiere, and en R. up Greenup 5:55 p.m.; Anna M. Jobneoll dha Athens Ravenswood up Greenup 6:311 Armeture and Machine Works p.m.; Pamela D. down Greenvs. Rickard Coal Company, the up 7:20p.m.; Semel up Green· court ordered judgment grant· up 7:35 p.m.; James Graham ell w the plaintiff in the sum of down Greenup 8:30 p.m.; Bar· ~,756.54 pillS costs and Interest. hara Brent down Greenup 1:20 ~. a.m.; Orco up Meldahl 6:50 p. Pleasant Valley H.,pltal m.; Buckeye State down Mel· Admitted _ Charles walden, dahl 7:25p.m.; Laguna up Mel· Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. James Cash, dahl 7:55 p.m.; Pollywog down Leon; James McComas, Ash· Meldahl 8:311 p.m.; Vicke11 up ton. Meldahl 9:30 p.m.; Southern Discharged - Mrs. Gl en n down Meldahl 11:.0 p.m.; Mol· I.awson and son, Cheshire; ly K. down Meldahl 12:20 a.m.; Mrs . Sidney Bauer, Leon; Lar- Misa Susan down Meldabl 1:10 ry Bradley, Pt. Pleasant. a.m.; 2Elisha Wooda down Birth - Mr. and Mrs. Har· dahl :20hia.m.: up M ld 6 40 Alena·Loulavllle Southside, a daugh· or rtver. 28. Veftdore 26. Fl~ed. 80. World's Larry Patterson: Icy Rick· II down 20, 4 a.m.; Bayou Lor· th~;~s~~at~~~e~d!f en~~~~~~ ~!~.Fisher, Make Reports ... SHIF'LESS SKONK" ~t 27. Venc! once more 28. Momentou.s 1 THE AMERICAN LegionAtiX- lJt FLOOR furnished, 4 fDtJI!Ij! MEIGS SWIFT HOMES, 612 --• hath, -·•· p omeroy, Oh'10• Pb. ilary Unit 39 will have a "'"' """""" apart ment. E· Mam, rummage sale at the Swisher Middleport, WY 1-31174. WY :1-2975. Write or llop Ill Building, October 8 and 9. 9 14 tfc for our. free catalog and mooMembers having rummage:& ROOM BRICK house on But.- ey savmg 00011 are to caU WY 2-3612 or wvl teroul Ave. Call WY 2·5127. program. _ _ ___ ..,~ 2705. ~ 30 31c 'I 1 tic TWO 50,000 BTU floor fur. 10 --========, . EE nc: naces. aU oontrolo. new. $110. r • tour 1'00'11 !Uro .,,.. Call WY J-3442. 9 :n 61e 1HK ell 1111 lllllundlbt!d aport. ......, .. 8. lrelanll rtver: pooo. 2<. Showery AUTO (QNDRIONING -- ~ men. 9. Edges 11. FamUy pel t:li. Comply note 15. Thlnkl n; 18. Short· . CO.mlng 19. Weirder 20. Peruvian 2~ ··~· . France 13. Mast lf. Music MARK IV I defP'H wor1troom ~ FREEl By fliED LASIWJti-1;.; 22 Sed1 7.Boutbern time 18. Artist's R'1\ier oeWS ~~ t ......oldl 5. 0&11't't 6. Stockleat 12.Atona ~ '!• DY. UFFY II '-T~H.::-LO=w:-:-.-:-DOW-N-...., DAILY CROSSWORD Pl~lng ~===================~! ...,..r' : SN I -··~wei cto er UTCHER"~ 1 I 0 b third I OOOGU IIIII SNUFFY SMIYH ~~ Chapter wNilTI ; elf" f'lfTflN YlARS HAve P/15-S.E:.? ~\/IN N12., FIFTEEN YEA~S!! ..... •.Jit> "" ' . ... �.· ' . .l' ·.r .' ' ·~~~ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Sept. 30. 1965 r a~. Mr. and Mrs. James Rin~ · ---GUESTS COME I Russell and Jack Salterfield ;; ~llll-4ilt·l4lWn guests here for were Mr and Mrs. Rohrrt Wilwedding of Miss Carolyn ! ey, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald With· •ro-=ii...;;;;;;;=====;io,;;;--=..-.....,,__,__.....,_...- Fall Conference Of Auxiliary Is Announced -·• : li;,,,, , . Cushion yourself for your busy days Picture yourself walking on millions of tiny air bubbles . ComfJrtable' You're walking in Breathin' Brushed Pigskin~ Hush Puppies" casuals! These micro-cellular crepe soles put new spring in your step. And Mom, these nonmarking soles will keep your floors fresh longer. But that's only half the stol')'i • Wlftr 1nd soil mi<tlnl • Cle~n wltb liri1k jrurhing •lighrw.,ght comfort • S/1111/Jank /QI IX/ruupport THE SHOE buX MIDDLEPORT, 0. TIME J ,11 I ' · j 1 ''''I ' ' ELBERFELDS 1 V " C0 A L .H EATER 1 <-- 1 J (J 1 54.95 to 189.95 F~ERSBACH HARDWARE Sale! CHAIRS MOST EVERY STYLE! eEARLY AMERICAN eMODERN eRECUNERS eSWIVEL RECLINERS ePLATFORM ROCKERS J _.=------=.......--=;;;;;;o;;, LAST CALL! 10 NEW CHEVROLET 'IMPALAS 3 NEW CHEVROLET BELAIRS 2 NEW CHEVROLET BISCAYNES 1 NEW CHEVY II 4 DOOR 1 NEW CHEVELLE H.T. COUPE 1 NEW CORVAIR MONZA COUPE 1 NEW CHEVROLET l TON 8' PICKUP 1 NEW EL CAMINO PICKUP 1 NEW CHEVY VAN ~ ..n . ,... ... -- J MR AND MRS JACK SA'ITERFIELD Gladys Mowrey and Mary Mar- IJ 4 tin agreed to help with the sale. 0 Faye Wildermuth, child wei/ ;r;:;"fj,'Jj';;;;} fare chairman asked the Unit Lll.Ju • 'U to contribute to the Asthmatic Foundation and it was voted to give $5. The charter was drapBaskets of white gladioli flanked by two seven-branch ed in memory of Zana Baxter candelabra and palms decorated the !!Itar of the_ First • and Ethel Tedrow. . Presbyterian Church in Middleport for the wedding of ,.-.i t any longer? Our new At the close oi the meetmg, Miss Carolyn Russell and Mr. Jack Satterfield. Vows · . ·.t of those wonderful ., ,·, .. .' ." orn1:1g coal heaters is refreshments were served and of the double ring ceremony were read by the Rev. How.... and we're prepared to an auction was held with Eulal- ard Ruppelt Sunday, September fif!.h at 2:30 p.m. . o ~ ~ e r the best trad~i n allow1a Webster as auctiOneer. ProThe bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis ,,. ·: for your old 11eater nght nc •v, before the rush begins. ceeds were sent to Radio Free , Sauer, Jr., 659lh Brownell-Ave. The groom is the son Europe. of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Satterfield. 884 Maple Street. Just select the model you want . . . Vle'l l 1n stall it right away, Huckleberry foliage and stephanetis were used ?· ,d you can start the easy • throughout the church with the kneeling bench and ; n· ·- · thi y payments later. The Seventh Brrthd(/y white satin pew markers completing the traditional , bes J deal 's now ... so hurry, Is Party Occasion and lovely setting. -- ! Mr· and Mrs. Jack Bachner . .1 floor • length gowns of two-to~e 1 REME M B ER1 . . The bnde was escorted to the , pink and candy pmk chiffon m entertamed With a party Satur- altar by her father She chose I h h f 1 · th ONLY WARM 1 eaurmg e em· b· f h 71 ' · 1s eat stye, d ay m o servance o t e t I for her wedding a floor • length 1 . 1Tl · bodi e 1 W{ lR NI NG coa l "4-RU! f th · St prre me. 1e empire c , b. hd f' 2lers have 1 flR!BRI(J(" Irt ay o err son, eve. 1·gown of Parisian taffeta, fash- 1 was embroidered with small : MODEL 460 : This bud~et· i'a ten te d 4 1 Games were played . k roses and two b·ack panels p ri-:f::d c rc.u rator has l(~ r)oo r "e F.rebr,d< ('. Q IJine · pnzes B · 1I ioned with a cape collar of pm · Ohtand d d S lif e ~ ; rTI C po;ce lall'l f rnL' 11 r. g t ,., il t '-J mger, n- 1 alencon l·ace and long sleeves flowed into a train. They wore a war e to onJa isll an c t he •,w· 1~. pat.. t t~rn ~ cc·a~ 111 tO ert e d 4 flue For<> 1rr : k Lin.. an Conde, Joe Anthony, and ending in points over the hands. candy ~ink picture hats with c'ea ,.:;" 'n ln~ glowing coke . .• ire Ho'd') 60 1 :1~ . coal Timmy Thomas. . The dome shaped skirt was sty!- matching accessories and car-' a .•d hea•> u p~., tuur nJ<.~ ms. a no tl -..1 "'s fore ~4 hours 6)1' A ternftc buyl Others mv1ted were Cmdy I ed with deep hip pleats which ried arm bouquets of pink rose- ~ more on ~ll~ fJilttlg. Glaze. John and Mark Russell, were g~thered into a carriage buds tied with pink satin ribbon I I Mll rhell Meadows. Mrs. Bach- 1I back descending into a wide , bows. I A F~ll Ran~e of ~lm From 40 l~s . to 200 llls. Coal Capacltr ner was assisted by her Sister, : chapel train. She carried a 1 Mrs. Clvde Belcher, Charles- ' white Bible topped with a cres- 1 John W. Blaettnar, Pomeroy, lOTH RADIAN75 AND CIRCULATORS 1 tun W. Va . Sunday the Bach- I cent bouquet of white ro~cbuds I brother-in -law of the groom, 1 ners were hosts for a birthday ; and stephanotis entwined with served as best ~an. Ushers dinner and invited guests ln- 1ivy. were Ronald Hanmng, Donald eluded Mr. and Mrs. Robert . Hanning, and George Sauer, Tewksbary and Mr. and Mrs. Atte~ants o~ the bnde were Ibrother of the bride. Belcher. ~rs . Gerald \\Itham, her cou- f Cathy Blaettnar was the sm, of Columbus, matron of , flower girl and wore a dress 1 honor; Miss Carolyn Seals of styled similar to that of the FIRST Columbus, and Miss Cinda Sau- bridesmaids and carried a QU~UTY "EVERYTHING IN HAROWARE" er: her eousin of Mirldlepo~, white basket of pink rose pet- l REGULAR MAIN ST. POMEROY , bndesma1ds, and MISS LoIs als. The ring bearer was Fred- I Certified Oil Station Ann Sauer, her sister, junior erick Blaettnar dressed in a ' OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9 Pomeroy bridesmaid. black tuxedo. He carried the I W M 1 St ~~~~~:::=:::·=::• n ·~~~~=~=:;;T;;;h;;;;ey~w~er;;;e~a;;ttired In Identical rings on a white satin pillow. Wedding music was presented I by Mrs. Lillian Steiff, organist, I and Forrest Bachtel, vocalist, 1Mount Union College, Alliance. The bride's father Sling "The Lord's Paryer" by Malotte as Ithe couple knelt at the altar. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Sauer chose a champagne beige lace dress with mink colored accessories and wore a : corsage of yellow rosebuds. The I groom's mother was attired In a sheath dress of navy b I u e voile with matching accessories and wore a corsage of white carnations. An opeD reception was held in the church social rooms following the ceremony. T he bride's table was covered with a white cloth aod centered with a white tiered wedding cake with each tler resting on dovepedestals and trimmed with white rosebuds. Wedding bells trimmed with pink decorated the top of the cake. 0 CALENDAR A Christmas Bazaar to be m. held · Dec. 4 was discussed by The meeting was called to ormembers of the Syracuse Auxli- der by Presidept Ada Slack and SEPT. 30 1ary of the Volunteer Firto ))e. the Lord's Prayer was led by Roger Dlllard, cubmaster, partment when they met' In the Mabel Pickens, foollowed by the has announced that Cub Scoutl village hall Sept. 27 at 7:30 p. group giving the pledge to the Pack 248 will meet at the Porn_ _::__ __:___ _ _ .. __ .._ flag eroy First Baptist church Wedding cake, punch and mints Marie Rizer, secretary, read Thursday at 7:30 p.m. for aD were served. the minutes of the previous organizational meeti,ng. All boys . t d 1meeting and treasurer Agnes f 8-ll who 1 1 Dtnmg room hos esses nc u - ~ White re rted $W roflt from between the ages o ed Mrs Donald Lowery, Mrs. po .P ff are interested are invited, acthe sale of sandwiches, co .ee compam'ed by their parents. FranCl·s· Anderson ' Middleport , ' and pop at the Custer auction and 1\frs. George Lowery, Har. ked t d risonville. Serving at the bride's Each member IS as_ o oOCT. 3 table were Miss Vicki Wood- n~te a homemade article and a Paint Creek !{egular Baptl~ Mansfield. Miss sa r a h pie for the bazaar. Carry • out Church will hold its t32nd anm::htle, Columbus; and Mrs. soup will be mad~ and sold at versary services on Sunday Oct. John W. Blaettnar, Pomeroy.,3~ per quart with p~trons 3rd with morning wor~hip _at Mrs. Edward Crooks and Miss br1~gmg _their _own contamers. 1: 45 a. m.; a fellowship diD· Rosetta Lisle registered the 1 This proJect Will be held at the ner at 1 p. m. and afternoon guests. : village hall. Further details will program at 3 p. m. For their wedding trip to Vir- I be announced later. They also ginia Beach the new Mrs. Sat- Ideci_ded to make and sell filled The Porn~· ~arden club terfield wore a three - piece I Christmas stockmgs. Orders WI' II meet Monday, at 2 p.m.' at black and white suit and the , may be given or phoned to any white rose corsage from her Auxiliary member. the home of Miss Lydia Eber»bridal bouquet. They are re· Several get - well and sym- bach. siding at their trailer home on pathy cards were sent. A new 565 North First St., Middleport. Imember Mrs. Roger Slack. was I OBSERVE BIRTHDAYS The bride is a graduate of welcomed mto the aulQ!hary. Middleport High school and is ! Sylvia Zwilling and Emmaline I NEW HAVEN - Dorinda an~ employed at the Citizen's Na-1 Hen-:lrix, hostesses, served re- Belinda Deem celebrated their tiona! Bank In Middleport. The 1freshments to Mrs. White, .Mrs. 4th birthday with 1 party It groom is a graduate of Middle-: Slack, Mrs. Rizer. Mrs. Pick- the home of their parents, _Mr. port High school, attended Ohio 1 ens, Naomi London, Edith and Mrs. Jimmy Deem. Nm~ University, and Is employed at Hood, Thelma Grueser, Eileen atte~ded . Refreshments were Blaettnar's Auto Company in Clark, Clara Lavendar and Kay teen attended. Refreshments · Pomeroy. Slack were served and games played. Ca . . ,...lyn Russell, L---------------·: ~~~ ~:~~:r c~~~~i~~~~as~~t~:l Tack Sa tter'fit.eld To Buy Your New (and Wonderful) 7fJ/l ~o7]pronmw IT7 ~- r!/l.. v!J UUUU~{ ft' ed sen t em ber 5 r tt's the MONEY-tAVING SOCIAL Sytacuse Auxiliary Planning .its Christmas Bazaar on October·Fourth ey, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. John Chf\fJtnan, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mr. Clifford Smith and son, Bill, Mr. and Mrs· C. B. Tucker, Sr., Mr. Harvey M. Tucker, Toledo, Ohio. and Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Askey and daughter, Robin and son, Jack, of Oregon, Ohio, The September meeing of the American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post No. 39 was Tuesday evening at the Legion hall· Virginia Fisher, president, opened the meeting in ritualistic form. Ruth Thornton membership chairman reported 92 members paid to date. A communication was read f~om Mrs. Wilson Carr, eighth district president, announcing the fall conference Friday at the Legion hall in Athens, with registration to begin at 9 a.m. A tetter was also read from Mrs. Velsia Roush, district rehabilitation chairman, gave her report. It was decided to send cards to ill members and flowers only for . deceased members. Erma , Smith and Elizabeth Vaughan I were reported ill in hospitals. 1 I Linda Guinther ways and means . chairman, announced a rum-, I mage sale for October 8-9 in • ,I MEIGS THEA TIE Right Now Is The TinJel ALL ON DISPLAY AT OUR USED CAR CENTER ..._.,OM. TONIGHT NOT OPIN FRIDAY and SATURDAY Oct61Mr 1-2 "lACK DOOR TO HILL• Jimmie Rodgen, Annabelle Huggln1, Jack Nicholtoo, John Hackett "MISTIR MOSIII" I POMEROY MOTOR EVERY NEW 65 CHEVROLET CAR I TRUCK MUST GO co. . ' ITecbntcolor) Robert Mltcbum, Carroll Ba· ker, In The Third Floor Furniture Department • • • 27.5.0 EARLY AMERICAN------- S1le 22.50 16.50 SEWING ROCKER S.le 13.00 29.95 MODERN S1le 2r:fo 39.00 MODERN S.le 29.QP 42.00 ROCKER S1le 35.00 59.,00 PLATFORM ROCKER S1le 48.00 74.00 SWIVEL ROCKER S.le 61.00 79.00 SWIVEL ROCKER Slle 84.00 RECLINERS S1le 68.00 89 ..00 SWIVEL ROCKERS S1le 72.00 109.00 SWIVEL ROCKERS 1nd RECLINERS 119.00 ROCKER RECLINER Sele 88.00 64.® S1le 98.PQ 129.00 RECLINERS •nd SWIVEL ROCKERS 139..00 OCCASIONAL CHAIR Sale 104.00 159.00 OCCASIONAL CHAHt Slle 118.00 189.00 OCCASIONAL CHAIR 219.00 MR. & MRS. CHAIR SET Sale 128.q) Sale 109.00 WITH OnOMAN - - - - - - - S a l e 181.00 Elberfelds In 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 09. 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