https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/df134573b06223bf59fa314d129fe64a.pdf 9f2f9737b47850050d9d49d1f02eef6a PDF Text Text I " • - ELBER.FELDS .STOR·E IS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT ·UNTIL 8 and SATURDAY. .NIG·HT UNTIL 9 .r . " ' .• .. • at y e . . ~ • • enttne A Goad Time for Family Shopping - Selecting a New TV or Stereo- Furniture or Floor Coverings For Your Home- trousers- Shirts- Underwear- Socks ~i' The Boys - ·It's Not . Too Early To Look Over Some Of The New School Dresses Arriving On the 2rid Floor. Make Elbe,felds In -~9fl1eroy Your Family Shopping Center - And Alwa~ Save Your · SaleslipL Sale! Womens Summer Skirts Over The Knee STOCKINGS Seamless stretch over-theknee stockings, stays up without garters, non slip elastic top. Sizes 810·9, !0\>-11. Sea Shell and Soulh Wind, 9\HO and two o[ the top Elberfelds An Headquarter• For Hanes Underwear For Men and IOJI Skirts from our regular stock Included In this sale. Straight skirts - hlp stitch pleated styles and many othero to choose from including regular ond extra sizes. $7.95 $5.95 $4.95 $3.95 WOMENS WOMEN$ WOMENS WOMEI'IS SKIRTS - - - SKIRTS SKIRTS SKIRTS SALE SALE SALE SALE $5.37 $4.37 $3.37 $2.37 leading shades. $1.25 a pair Shorts For Girls In All Lengths Short Shorts - Jamal· cas - Bermudas - Cuff Shorts and Knee Knock· ers. Solids and plaids all washable fabrics. SAVE ON GIRLS PLA YWEAR Whether you need $3.95 $2.95 $1.95 $1.00 GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS PLAYWEAR ---SALE $3.37 PLAYWEAR SALE $2.37 PLAYWEAR SALE $1.37 PLAYWEAR SALE 77c and Boys department on the 1st floor. Elberfelds cany the complete Hoe of Men•· Hanes Underwear - Chpose From A Special Group Of T Shirts, Briefs, Undenhlrts, Boxer · Shorts, Side Elastic Shorts, Athletic Union Womens Dark CoHon Dresses Hundreds of styles to choose from In this group of dresses. Dark plaids and stripes. All new !all colon. Shirtwaists, two piece •lyles and dress maker style1. Misses and Half Sizes Suitl, Shorts, •nd also a complete nnge of s.izes from $7.95 Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 Gym Colored T Shim the smallest boy to the men who wears extra, extra large Womens Knit SLEEVELESS ·i·'\. , Elastic ar~und . · >·; llrmly in place . .,-. . SHELLS . ~ Protocf · your outdoOr ! hand~omely styled and' , nt n . coat ·, covers ' • . ,. . 100% stretch n:,Uon In solida and stripes. Easy to launder. Dry quickly. Zipper back at neckline. Sizes 34 to 40. tri s . ', Chaise Rain Cover - - - Glider Rain Cover Oblong Grill Cover Round Grill Cover $3.69 $3.95 $2.59 $1.95 each tlach each eoch ON SALE ON THE 3RD FLOOR $359.00 Brawn 2 P11:. Trtdillonal $259.00 Green 2 Pc. Modern ,199.00 Brown 2 P~:. Madern Sale $2.89.00 Stle $199.00 Sale $148.00 $m.OO Blue, Green 2 Pc, Modern $339.00 Blue 2 Pc. Modern Solo $240.00 Solo $238.00 $339.00 Tout 2 Pc. Modern Sale $272.00 $419.00 Green '2 Pc. brly Amtrictn Salt $341.00 $309.00 $279.00 $269.00 '$349.00 $379.00 $209.00 Green 2 Pc. Madern Sale Green Sofl French Provincial _ _ Sale TurQuoise- 2 Pc . Suitt, Modern _ _ Sale Toast Sofl, French Provincial _ _ Silt Brown.Stigt 2 Pc. Suite, Modern _ Stlt Red TwHd love Seat, Etrly Amerlun S1le $248.00 $224.00 $211.00 $271.00 $281.00 $166.00 $398.00 Rust Tweed 2 Pc. Sullo, Early Amorlcon $321.00 WOMENS SLIPS An exciting collection of "Best Sellers"-&!me with embroidery. some with lace trim. All with front sha· dow panels. Sizes 32 to 44. Proportion lengths. White, pink, blue, black and red. Featured at Elberfelds for only - - - . $299.00 Brown 2 Pc. Sullo. Vinyl, Modern '' Solo $244.00 $398.00 Green 2 Pc. Suite, Early Amerlctn Sale $321.00 $489.00 Brown Tweed 2 Pc. Suih, Early American $417.00 $398.00 Gold 2 Pc, Eorly American Solo 321.00 $398.00 Persimmon 2 Pc. Early American _ Sale $321.00 9.00 Gold Sola, Eorly Amerlcon . Solo $218.00 .00 Brown Twlt'd Early ArMrican _ _ S.lt $422.00 .00 Gold 2 Pc. Suite, Early Amerlctn _ Salt $272.00 $119.00 $498.00 $249.00 $249.00 Gl"ftn 2 Pc. Suite, Early Amorlcon Solo Gold 2 Pc. Suite, Early American _Solo Gold 3 Pc. Suilo, Maple Solo Persimmon 3 Pc. Sull4, Moplo _ Solo $311.00 $422.00 $199.00 $199.00 "Katz" $3.95 Velu" COTTON SHIFTS Women• cotton shift. for daytime wear. Assorted prints, polka dolo an d checks. Sizes small, med· ium and large. RCA Whirlpool 70c V.P. 616 VIRICHROMI PAN FILM JOe V.P. 116 VIIIICHROMI PAN FILM bas a machine ror you. The new models include an 18 pound capacity automatic. See them on the 2nd. fioor. CLEANUP SALE STRAW PORCH RUGS < Stencilled - vivid multi colored warp. Modern floral motifs. Green - Brown. Only three sizes lefl REG. 69c 24"x4a .. SALI SOc REG. 19c 27"x54'' SALI69c REG. 'Ut 14"•14•• RUNNIR WOIIIOfti"PbUMolcl" PANTIES Womens acetote pan~., fancy elutie walJthond. Reinforced eroteb. EJu. tic ler briefs or flit omooth flltlnf <Omfort· able band leg. White olld print&. Reaular •lies 6. 8,? and 8. 59c a potr Extr• 51- (White only) _ 69c 1 !Nir SALI 89c '• Big Selection of Hanes Underwear and buy what you S4c S4c $1.10 V.P. 122 VIRICHROMI PAN FILM nc 55c V.P. 620 39c SSe V.P. 127 39c 65c V.P. 126-12 49c 55c V.P. 120 2tc l5e KOOAK PLUS.X PAN FILM No. PXUS40 6fc,, l5c KODAK TRI-X PAN FILM No. TXIU.2D 69c , $1.25 KOOAK IKTACHROMI·X FILM No. llU2D _ 99c 112.15 KODAK IKTACHROMI·X FILM No. IX12640 $1.74 $1.95 KOOACHROMI II FILM No. K.1U.20 . $1.49 $175 KODACHROMI II FILM No. KIU.U ft.27 $1.95 KOOACHROMI X FILM No. KX1U.20 $1.49 $1.15 KODACOLOR.X FILM No. CX620 ll'c $1.15 KODACOLOR·X FILM No. CX127 ll'c $1.95 KODACOLOil·X FILM No. CX126-20 $1.49 11.25 KOOACOLOil X I'ILM No. CXIU.ll 99c $1.15 KODACOLOR X FILM No. CX120 ll'c SUO KODACOLOR X I'ILM No. CXIII $1.27 12.45 KODACHROME II FILM (dorlltht and phoh>Hoodl - - - - - - $2.10 t2.95 KODACHROMI It SUPIR I I'ILM $2.44 $4.15 KODACHROMI(II I mrn MAGAZINI HANES UPHOlSTERY SLIPCOVERS SOFAS, SALE-FIELDCR!Sl Early American ''Sampler" ..th Towels f1.9111ATH $ 9 Hencl T-1•- $1.119 1.5 GwstTowel1 Wnh Clotht Sk Sk $26.91 All StyiH CAPE COD CURTAINS 100% Rayon Cballlt. llacblne washeble. mlniiiii!JII WI fabric. Snow wblte with rufflell all oround. Tie bacb Included. 30" LENGTH--- $2.19 36" LENGTH---112-39 45" LINGTH $2.5' $4" LENGTH $2.99 ~" LINGTH UA' 72" LENGTH $3.79 II" LINGTH $3.99 90" LENGTH $4.2t fi.OO VALANCII TO MATCH SALEI $2.95 With brua coated rtnp. Boovywetabl FlbertiW wltb aovelty weave. Seven vibrant aolld eolon. White, Gold, Plot, Craaberry, Blue, Belle, Pumptln. Pleaied 48" wlcM per pair. 3CI Inches lon&. .... ~.39 .. ,. PORCH VALANCE With ~ealloped edges bound with awning braid. lfelo · vy drill fabric pern\aeoted on botb sidell. Colors areen, 1ree11 end white - and areen, white aud red Mrli>e. II" Width 24'' Width 79c,... 99c .... 30" WINDOW AWNINGS - - $3.95 36" WI~W . AWNINGS $4.95 ' . ~ Jot a-. ' Croquet il'flpe' eatll' ..lnmtml far tho eatlre '11leie Croquet Seto oreQaollty built to wtltber·lilanr ...... of pleJ. ..... ELBERFELD$ ·; .·' I o F l a t i n San Francisco Airline m:lchinists ignored (UPI) - a presidential plea and early today began a nationwide * E* * d * * .* vl· h t· 350 Oh lO .1' zg s rase •1 I v~': "*:: Efo~v~ I ass Heads B ·CattI Assoe• • Map of System is Posted for Study 1 I ~~rlin~o:r~~~~t"~r s~i~J~eyc~-~:~:! ~~~n~~:~. ~~.;he~av~re~~~:;~ m Tuppers Plams or Eldon the potential of the sy s te m Gaul or Delmar Haum at Ches· : "quite a bit." Current estimat- 1 COLUMBUS IUPI) - Atty. ponies (the boa body dealers) ter. : ed cost of the project is Sl C",f,,. Gen. William B. Saxbe said to- who are demanding "a ransom Steering committee members 000. Federal aid is believed a· ; day he would recommend the from the State of Ohio-" are asking for the immediate va1labie lor part of tbe cost. state subsidize school bus pur- "It Is my Intention to exert help of all who are interested choses at the combination low every effort at my command," in )he proposed system as ap- • bids offered by bus body and the Attorney General said, "to proximately 1,ooo farms. homes Wolle ComeS chassis dealers even though fo.rce down to level c~parable and business places musl be they are more than $1,400 higher w1th Kentucky the pnce which contacted in the ne•t two weeks., for identical buses bought by Ohio mll!ll pay for a bus. A number of those persons pomeroy Kentucky. "'I again reiterate, however, attending a meeting to discuss However, Saxbe said he that due to the Impending crisis the pr,posed system earlier would ask the U.S. Department m transportation of school chll· ·s week indicated their eager· s eac e r of· Justice to· Investigate the dren, I wlll recommend that thl to subscrilw In th" sv<tem ness , b1ddlng prachces of those com- the buses be purchased so that if It becomes I realily by mak· Donald Wolfe, veteran pnning $10 d '""" t' Clpal and teacher for 29 years Reservotors Well sites now being studied at the Southern Local DIStrict are near Reedsville and Ra· high school In Racine, has been hired as commercial departe sts ment teacher at Pomeroy IBgh or a ue school. it was learned today. P, SBURGH (UPI) A I f fed al d Mr. Wolfe was hired in a spe11 1 . - ~ p~ne 0 70 er an cial meeting of the Meigs Local slate experts studyt?.§ Appalachia s water resources were I Board of Education earlier this told by .a federal ena~neer Thursday the benefits ~f res· week. ~~~~~~cing ood damage far outweigh their con1 T0 AT h Of M at vI than c0 1 Mr. Wolle began his teaching ''The form of regulated river flow sustains navlga· career. 33 years ago at Middle- tlon reduces pollution. provides 1 water supply and of· Ia port H•gh School. He taught four ' years there and then transfer- fers ,!""cere,atiJonEaJHopportunl· minister the program themthe red to the Southern Local Dis- 0 es, o . . . am mer of selvea, be said. . trict where he has been since. the Corps of Engineer The stales are Peruaylvania. ! Mr. Wolfe has been high school said. Alabama, Georlla. Kentucky, :athletic director since be beOhio, West Vlrfl)nla, Maryland. gan teaching at Racine. Col. John C. H. Lee, director New York, North Carolina, FortlteHomeFollu I. Also hired by the Meigs Ia- of the Offiee of Appalachlan iSouth Carolina, Tennessee and BUCHAREST RUSSIA cal board during Ito special ses- lludlell Cincinnati, end other , VIrginia. "es sion were Mary Hill primary .....rts at•·...••• a ·~- •a and 1ts Warsaw Pact alu • -...........,. u•"""' Y gave little indication at the end teacher. and Jeanette Thomas. meeting here made a Driver Killed when of their four . day summit kindergarten teacher. loor of Western Pennsylvania to • meetinil today that they were Resignations aecepled were Inspect acid mine drainage Pickup IBts Tram able w settle the interDlll dil· 1 those of Pearl Reynolds, Caro- areas. DUBIJN, Ohio (UP!) -Ralph flculties plaguing the anti ·llyn Smith and Alan Podbesek. , L~ Slnders, 66, Plain City, was nuHt.ry alliance .ne The board discussed at length Lee oald his office wao seek- lllled Thursday when. bls pick· seven wanaw Pact naUOIIS, I a 1as heating bill at the Rut· lng "to come up with an effec- up truck struck the IIICOnd car holding their first suwmt j land Elementary school and it live but equ,ltable water utili· 11 a New York Centrsl freight meeting in 18 months, Issued ' has been reported thai Richard zal!?n for the 12 atates lnvolv- train at a grade crossing on a ,000-woni cleclaratiOD Thura- ; Jones, board president, Prose- ed. He aald It would provide Oblo 111 just ·west of bere in day3 bitterly deooun~ Amef: cut1n1 Attorney Bernard v. a llj8lter plan to reduCe water Franklin Coun(1. lean "apresslon" ;D Viet Fultz, George Hargraves, Jr.. pollution In the Individual The Ohio Hllbway Petrol said Nam and promlshll to send : new superlnlmldent, and Lee llatea. ,. - Illites would ad· Sanden paSied ~everal autnmo"volunteers" to fiJihl U. S. sol· ; McComas, clerk attended bell''· biles, rounded a slight eurve in dlerS there if Hanoi asked for I'lng on the matter before tlie DRIVER xu Im the road anclamashed Into the then Public UWittes Commission of IJSBON Ohio (UP!) -Jer- train. Despjte severe ILide at the iOblo oq Wednesday o! tbl• aid~ JolmsllniD, 17 Rt. lllalement. dlplomatle week. The ~rd' ladlcati!d the .,, SauoevWe wu tilled WEA In lhla RomanliD capital ~f I!UCO will Vi to Ond the .ca..sf ...,. ~I wbea be lost -trol MoiiiJ Al!IIJ IIIP ID th" ~laration 1!o!ltained noth-il of tr; \tOUble. , .. :· . titbit ~I• truc:k llhCI eraab- . . Fair taidpt • , IDI that bu 11111 been said be-1 Other ·aellvltY of llie BJ>i,IIJ till" ·0111o :.. Just IIOUih ol elwlpaadlo - ,Bille JD~ or , promised by Individual meeting wu general dlscuaalon SUmmitville ID Columbiana SalllrdaJ _.... ' w1 • 1 Contlnt!ed On Page Five) ol ~. dis~ prv!llems. ""'""" -:"" llllllllf• ..1 . · -v· WORW I u. s. nan Tinu. sourceal .. S h r i n e r s Caught strike grounding more than half the nation's airliners. Thousands of vacationers, businessmen and tourista r were stranded-30,000 Shnners alone bein~ caught flat in San Francisco as their week-long conventiOn broke up. The walkout affected five major air carriers. And the prospect was dim that the airlines remaining in operation could take up some of the slack. A CERTAINTY "The trouble Is thai at this The strike became • certaintime of year everybody's ty earlier Thursday when Asalready using all their equip- sistant Labor Secretary James ment." an airline spokesman J. l!eynolds announced preolong· said. ed mediation had failed to Picket lines went up at yield any agreements on wage Kennedy International Airport and benefit issues separating in New York, National Airport the two sidesIn Washinglon and other major Joseph W. Ramsey, ehlel Teamster Larry Thomu, eastern airfields precisely at JAM negotiator and genersl president of Loeal 596, 6 a. m. EDT. vice president ol the union. Philadelphia caat the OD!y The strike spread westward said that the parties were "no" vote at the natlOJia) as the local docks struCk 6. "'poles apart" and no agree- convention in Miami Beach I Spokesmen for the struck ment had been. reached on July 6 when his union voted , . . .· . ·. .·. . · .. . . alrhnes said there were no e1ghl national ISsues. to pay more than mWioa . MAO NOW Th · f~i· l Ch" N A plaos to lessen tbe Impact on WUiitm J. Curtin, cblef air· ~legal f~s for their na· 1 1 By United Pre88 lntematlansl service . I .t t e ~ t c a1 f Rmad Ceh~s ge,ncyd reMeasI in Columbus travelers by trying to maintain line negotiatur, said the JAM tiona! ~Sldent, J~· ed thIS por rat . ype pic ure o e mese ea er ao · · n; his 'th · "bl th ot' tl . fa and other union · w• supervisory . ew up e neg •a on., .. · · The m Tse-tung July 6. The picture, which the Chinese says was i The airlines machinists strike : Railroads and bus companies I ''It will slow delivery down a some g 8 taken June 23, shows a smiling Mao holding a cigarette : •taggered air travel In Ohio to- i were in a better position to el· little bit, but we teel we'll be persoonel. . , With a lanw;:c dema":n for voice 0 in his right hand. Western officials had believed that • day as more than 350 filghts ln ipand their service, a/thoucb l able to keep it in the air and ~t they said filght.o which wages and er ben t Ill- 2,000 delega&. Mao had been quite ill lately, but he looks very healthy the stale were eanceUed. dis- , spokesi!M!n were not sure !. not have to resort to surface or "'~aled befor• the strike creas~. and • in this photo. rupting the plruiS of an estimal· whether there would be much ' <'3rriers," be added. • deadline would contmue CurtiS said the dem s were Gl ed 13,000 travelers. Idemand for it. I OfficialJ at the Air Express througb to their final destin•· 7S per cent higher than the More than 1,000 members o! A Continental Trailways agent Co. said they "hadn't lelt a !ions, even though this might settlement recommended June the International Association o1 1said, "If it is warranted we will !bing yet" and thought the com· mean t.oking off . lrom s0111e 1 by a special presidential Machinists were on strike In I put on extra buses" and the pany would continue norms! op- mtermedlale atrports after emergency board headed by eef e Ohio. Four out of the fiva l (llesapeake and Ohio Railroad orations. picket lines were up there. Sen. Wayne L. Morse. !>-Ore. · struck airlines fly into the state, Isaid addltlolllll passenger ears The state's largest city was , From the Texas Wh1te House, Those recommendallOIIS were with only Nallonal not serving will probably be added to ils the one hardest bit by the 1 President Johnson appealed retected by the _JAM_ JaliOD Ohio. I trains. strike. More than 200 flights Thursday mght for both s1des Sen. Morse S81d the strike lt appeared doubUul that the Mall To Move daily were cancelled at Cleve- lo come to terms on a new "cannot be justified on any unel!ected airlines in the state, Postal officlals were eonfident ' land Hopkins Airport, disrupting three-year contract, and get basis whatsoever," urged Its Lee Glaas, !!ilarplbllrl. Aliisuch as American Delta TAG I that air mall could be kept mo•· 75 per cent ol the passenger back w bargaining "as soon postponement for additional ens county. wu e!et;~ preoland Lake Central ~auld be able , ing without any apprect.'!ble.~ traffic. About 870 mech1111- as posoible." mediatioo, and offered to re- ~of the .11<£-'!."__iic.,.n Ohio Maps of the proposed Chester-Tuppers Plains water to eope with the additional de- · tays. ics, ramp men and utility work· Jdhn!on also order~!<~ govern- oonvene his emergency board Br ,lli!P l,....nktp 'llllnsystem may be inspected in the window of the Baum mand for seats. 1 "We usUilly use three of the ers were idled there. men! officisls to assure that to help reach a settlement. clay night at the G'""i!Wt coutt!J Lumber Co. at Chester or the Sohio Service Station in Most echoed the view ol an : strucit airline. lor mail service, Tribe Stranded air tra ..portatioo was avalla· The government, which used ell8ul0b offtee, IICCOnllnc Ill Tuppers Plains. it was announced today. American spokesman in Colum· ' but we've diverted 11 to other The Cleveland Indians were ble for defense needs, to keep all lis legal tools to try to avert county agent Bryson R. Carter. Officials of the proposed system steeri~g committee bus who said thai the nne bad . airlines which have not been el· stranded temporarily w h en, the mails moving, and to "min- the strike, has also done all it Olher officers elected were announced , all people interes':_e!l_m obta1mng a __ water! neither equipm<nl nor personnel , lecled."' explained R a 1ph their 11 a.m. United Air Lineslimie the inconvenience to the can to minimie the Impact ol Leo Story, · vice • president; supply m Iheir respective 1 with which to provide utra · Thompson. a~sistant postmaster 1 !Continued on Page 5) travelmg public." the walkou~ Johnson slid. and Paul Baer, "'""etmy·treu- I -f.mib.. 30,000 WASIUNGTON ~·estern $4·95 · ~ . $14·95 * By United Prod IDtemalio•al at a wor.e time for passengers. planes. The Une put extra Thousands of air travelers- Not only Is Friday the Oights on nationwide. people who like to get where bUBiest flying day of the week. summer vacat 1on The airline spokesman said they •re goin g fast - 1aced a but the frustraUng scramble at alrporls season Is at its heigbt. the walkout would affect 40,490 across the nation today lor Before the strike deadUne, passengers and 64Z flights at available fligbt.o because of the airline spokesmen predicted the Chicago's O'Hare and Midway slrike called al 6 a. m_, against shuiA!own would virtually knock airports; 37,000 passengers and five major airlines. out all space available and 529 filghls at New York's Railroads. bus lines and other standby seats, the mainstays of Kennedy and LaGuardia air· airlines were geared for a rush the airlines' latest effort to paris; 20,000 passengers and of business. lure young people Into the skies 292 flights at Los Angeles; The strike call by machinists at reduced rates. 17,800 passengers and 383 against Eastern. United, Trani American Airlines said Ito Oights at Washington's Dulles World, National and Northwesl reservations departm•nt at San and National airports ; J7,i00 airlines, which handle more Francisco was "almost a piiBIIengers and 270 flights at than 60 per cent of the nation's shambles" because of travelers San Francisco, and about 9,03i air traffic, could not have come trying to book flights on their passengers at Boston. l~mile GARTON CROQUET sm ' * Scrambles at Airports a~ c.nipiat. l,lno of on * * * * Experts Fm"d TOWN -AND COUNTRY . . tho Half of Nation's Airliners GroundeU I FIBERGLAS CAFE ctltTAINS 011 - TOWIU- need. Made with DuPont Stretch Nylon. Expandable woven fabril: that stretches in all directlona. Adjuatable. Ea&y· to-put on. ROadY·Made Slip Covers In areen, brown. melon. rold. CHAIRS, All Style Chairs -----$12.91 Kocl•k Verichro1111 Pen Film (bleclclwhite) Come In and See The New RCA Whirlpool Washers and Dryers On The 2nd Floor 1round. See the }\usrer.BtollJ~ f19JO INSTAMATIC 104 CAMERA $14.39 $29JO INSTAMATtC 154 CAMIRA $23.59 f57.50 tNITAMATIC 404 CAMERA $47.69 $94.50 KODAK AUTOMATIC 3SR4 CAMIRA _ $79.79 $14JO INSTAMATIC 500 CAMIRA $6•.79 $104.50 INSTAMATIC 704 CAMERA $19.49 $124.50 INSTAMATIC 104 CAMIRA $99.69 $19.95 INSTAMATIC MOVIE LIGHT $16.19 $46JO INSTAMATIC M2 MOVIE CAMillA $37.29 $69.50 INSTAMATIC M4 MOVII CAMERA $54.99 $159.50 INSTAMATIC M6 MOVII CAMIRA lwltts motor ond -m lono) $129.00 P.45 BROWNIE FIESTA CAMERA OUTFIT $7.19 $14.10 INITAMATIC M60 MOVII PROJICTOR _ $69.79 $49.50 KODAK IIEADYMATIC VIIWIR IModtl II $41.59 $149JO INSTAMATIC M70 MOVIE PROJICTOII $12M9 $79.50 KODAK CAROUSEL 600 PROJECTOR $64.49 $119JO KODAK CAROUSIL 700 PROJECTOR _ $ $1 ..JO KOOAK CAROUSIL 100 PROJECTOR _ $126.69 152.50 Brownie I Movie PROJICTOR (Modol AIS) tQAt • Whatever your washing problem - Elberfeldo. Loot Styles for beauticians, waitresses, nunes, doctor• aBsistant.B and reeeptionists. This outstanding eoUection ts appealing the women who wear white. New fashions. and new f'Bbrics are constantly heine Introduced. Style~ for junion, misses and half .si1es. White only. Save Every Day On Your Eastman Kodak Film, Cameras and Supplies On The M,ain Floor at Elberfeldsln Pomeroy Solo $294.00 Solo $321.00 $139.00 Rust Love Stat Rocker, &.rl1 Amtrlcen $112.00 $229.00 Brown 2 Pc. SuJte, Modern Slit $171.00 $479.00 Tw..cl 2 Pc. Suite, Early Americ•n Sale $411.00 tbe mens depart· ment at See our eomplete line of Buster Brown knits for both boys and girls. Long wearing ;-: HQ' to care for short sleeve and sleeveless sliliti - llhort and long pant. - sweaten - erawlen - caps and socb on the lbln Floor. $491.00 Brown Twncl 2 Pc. Suitt, 'Early Amtrlctn $422.00 $349.00 Brown 2 Pc. Suilt, Traditional _ _ Salt $281.00 $359.00 Gr.. n 2 Pc. Sullo, Modern $391.00 TNst 2 Pc. Sullo, Modern Be sure to stop ln cotton knits are made for young Actives Kroehler and Volentine Seover LIVING ROOM SUITES sizes. Come To Elberfelds And See Our Special Group of Womens WHITE UNIFORMS FRIDAY, JUlY 8, 1966 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 57 :1 pair of tnlt briefs or a short aleeve, tnkle len81h leg Union Suit, you'll find It In the Hanes Underwear Sect~ In the Mens See this special group of girls playwear including shift.. - shift sets - playsuits - short sets. Size s 3to 6x and 7 to 14. VOL XVIII ..;,..lllln an ~ r ~ ... .... ,,, i::i.,. ** •· ':i: school children may be transported, and will argue about the money at a later date.'" . . The later date will be set thiS afternoon, when Saxbe •aid he would meet with the Cleveland Distrlcl Office "so that the in· vestlgation may co m m en c e promplly." Saxbe made his statemenl at • press conference where he sa1d the low bid for a 66-pus· senger bus was · $6So7.30 b' while ; Kentucky rece1ved a 1d asl Oblo Five • Day Fore<ast Temperatures from Saturday through Wedaeaday will average two II four dqrees obove oormal Representotlve dally oorm· ol lalgbs and Jon ...., etadnnatl 1'1 anot "· Colambua 1'1 and U, aad Clevelaad 83 aad fO. Warm and humid over tbe weekend. A UUie cooler •· bout Moaday. Warmer again by the middle of ll"xx week. Scoltlred &bowen about Saaday, expected to avenge aae-qaarter laeb or lOla. starts a! 8 p.m. Albenl that a ceiling could be set for feeder call sale wDille beld a! all school. dislr1cts rather . than 1 p.m. Oct. 4, and AIJieq wiD each dlstr~ct doing II individusl· have another sale CII _Nov. 11 ly. Carter pointed out \lilt tbele However 1be Injunction sales are for calves Mmlped ughl . Franklin County Com: by the original produeer loci~ :on P;:_,s Cour was denied ed in Gallia, Atbeal, ·~. and the state sh d .th Meigs, Vinton, _. lllli'l'oundinC th bidding pl:n ea WI counties. Conslglllneull f11r 11it ;.e n st time .bida for b• es Oct. f Galllpaiil aalil . . due were aJvertised, only cha~sis Sept. IS. •· · deal b '!ted b'ds Th I· Present were 1.1111 0111!!, torney ers sugenera ml I' s Iom' ce e ana Leo Story ' and Paul Baer·• Ken nounced they woold readvertise Ackerman, COUDiiJ' ..en!, and for bids from body dealers and W. A. LaFollet!e, Albeal R threatened an investigation if no I)'; c. E. Blau.Jee, ... a t S bids were received. ent, and Sammy~-. J!llfCI The lale!t bids received from county; Bob Crawford. 001111\1 body dealers are the ones that ~t~~ent. and Joe w~ ~ eavy Saxbe claims amount to "ran- nnct1 county; FreiS GW., Ohio lOIII" demanded by the dealers Valley Llvestoot ~; lli4 • Bud Carter and Didl A••• 1 ,er, coon1y agent 111111 t-H ... ow IIJtant and GleDD Graham, C)aj. Ill co.;.ty. March of $5138.03 for an identical bus. . To. Set Ceiling Saxbe wdi make his recom· mendation to the Ohw Depart· menl of Education and the S~te Sch~l Board so that a ceiling pr~ce lor the stole subsldy to local school districts lor bus purchases may be S<t. Bus body dealers -~d sought a temporary restrauung order against the thatli allows tak pian 1r d b'd the state to e cen a ze • s so I · ~:.~~~a~=-'lbe~vee:: R e t urn .d ~ D IH w BI ea t ar .:rt 1 Resp1te . Comes SAIGON (UP!) - Return 1 raids on North Viet Nam'a largest oll depot on the outskirts of Haiphong Thursday dealt a "devastating blow" to. Ohm got . a welcome respite tbe Communist war machine I Tbursdsy mght from the early knocking out pumping stations <ummer heat wave wbleh bung that handle 95 per cent of all • over the state for several petroleum Imports, U. S. all•-~ weeks. . cials said today. . UPI sa1d shortly befbre A mil" s kesman said sunnse the mercury read 58 at Itary po I Toledo, Columbus and Findlay: Navy Jet.. also knocked out 62 at Cincinnati nd 59 Clevethree North Vietnamese patrol l tand The ::..., the ODS boat. and successfully evaded . air-to-air missiles ltred at tbem lowest since the recent beat by Sovt 1 _deslgoed MIG 21 wave began. Dale Wll'liEr became prool· l Russia's" ~t advanced f ~ The forecast wao for coolindent "'·the PomerGJ Lions IInterceptor igb ued lair weather today, tonight club thl~ week in installalhm • and Saturday with temperatures ceremomes conducted by retlr· The Navy flew a total of Tl In the_80s, humidity comfortable ing President Harold Brown. missions against North VIet and hght winds. However. ~ ceremomes were bel~ ID INliiD Thursday, the officials cloudiness was expected to InlOCI II rooms 01 Grace Ep19C0- 1 sald, and lost only two planes crease Saturday aftemoon, pal Church Tuesday at 6 p.m. · despite Communist clalmo that with showers pooslblo Saturday Others taking office were Al lm were downed. night and Sunday. Leonard, nnt •Ice presldellt: , Pilot Rescued ::"nt M;:n. ~vice P~ ' AD F106 Tbundercblel MANSLAUQIITII:R JII.UL 011 ; . 01 • shot down by conventional MIDDLETO'NN. Oblo (VPIIv· · pres~nt : Karl Kraut••r. cround fin about 91111lilea -Wini!'e<i Cooley. II, Middletlon tamer. Bob Gent, taU northwat of IIIDoi and tbe town, IS It be tried for twister; Rlcbard Chambers, Bee· pilot wu Usted aJ •lssine. llhCI slsuchter ill 11it '11iundey tretntary·treasurer: Wmis Lead- A4 Skyhawk pilot. Lt. Cmdr. nc death of Kathleen Daley, a, lngbam, IS8l aec.-treas., and IWilliam J; Isenhour ol Lemont, MiddletoW!I. Pollee ll&ld obe ran ::_se dlreetora, Leadlnglmm. calif., ufely ejected over !be from bebiDd a atoJII*I baa Into utter, C. J. Struble 1!111 N.l' SOiitb <lllu Ita IIIII the patll of Ooally'l IIIOYbll To Ohio Areas ~y Th~ \V arner Takes Li 'Gave} W. Compton read~ngs ru: •z i ~amp lr\lciL. ' ' t ."'> ......._ Hatfi•e}d Takes ---- Longsh0 l R0 }e LOS ANG.,..ES ,.,,.., _ """'·· ""' ,u .., ...,., Mark Hatfteld al Or4il!a emerged'!"mtheU.N. Governon Con!erenee ~ • lonesome aambltr statlnfblj poll fu ~•lllcalln :: g· S. :JI"InSt 0 .... ey am. '· George Romney ol Mlclli3U Wtlll b~ with Hatfteld 11114 then pulled baclt; to tine up wltll tbe Gill! majority wbleb approved ID ilni!IY blllld -•~ Uor of IUJipOI'I'tbr .u.S. cJaljal Cl!llllllltmeal:l lllcludlna the defense of .Viet Nam ap1n1t acgraslon. · • Hatlleld, llltplblleaa IM'Dilnee lor a eeat-,;lhll u. !1, llenete, wao the ~ ,4111!m~ • lfalnol 41 . . tbl'll lwrllllrlsl 10•'irllllr&. 'Jiil" bal lear beet! a ciilltcilifQ.('~ .. VIet Nam and rl .., llnltaalc dedllall • , Hbtp the 11'11'. · ' · '., · ' - '''"'· �r· '\ ' !--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 8, 1988 the holiday weelc!nd with 1'1!1•· lives here. •• WWILE ETIIELSERT MANICURE OF THE EXECUTIVE SUITE USE$ SllttEI!N 10WELS AND fiAS THE PLACE LOOK!~ UKE CALIGULI>.'S STABLE··• TSK TSK•• OUT OF TOWELS ~IN! ' ., ; -- ---Cathy Darlene SWORLO Mrs. Franlde Young of Lancaster, Ml'll. Russell Woll! of Bremen, Ohio and Mrs. Berllla Diehl and children of Pomeroy came, due to the illness of Mrs. Elmer Proffitt and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cadle, Sunday, Fourth of July guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis· Morris wert' Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lake and lj )loan and Bernard. Davis 1 Miss A birthday party was given , celebrated her 9th birlhd~J for Tony ·Milhoan Saturday ev-1 Tuesday eveni111 with 1 plll'tt eni111. He accompanied hts fa. for her friends. ' lber to Mansfield for a week. 1 -Glenna S. Mtlhoaa SATURDAY ONLYI daughters, Lori and Christine Lake. Mrs. Drucilla House and Mrs . Julia Faye Gandee, Columbus, spent the holiday weekend in Enjoying a picnic on the lawn at the home of Mrs. Lottie Shef· field July 4 were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mullinex or Ravenswood. Womens & Childrens , children of Bald K(lobs. Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers of East Liverpool aDd Mrs. Gayle Price of Portland were guests July 4 or Miss Minnie Harpold and Mrs. Carrie Scar- Cblldrens Sizes 5·3 Womens Size 4-10 ' ry. Black- Blue- White of H.E"edsvllle left Sunday fur a , family who have been in Tur- Mrs . Kathleen Bissel and son 1varation in ve~rious towns in key for 2~ years were there, or Bashan and mother of Columlo<. l Ttnnessee . ' en leave. and will be stationed bus, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill HayHOI cour<e lots of Jludenls will enrol/ in 'Sinology' nut Mrs. Lottit' Sherfield rdurned , at Chunute Field. lll .. and Don- man called on Mrs. Little Shefljff, bul wh'at happen• when tber /eorn it's about Chino?" home Tuf:'sd:-ty after vJsllmg ! aid Fisher of the U.S. Navy. field July -4. j frie11d;; s~ \'era l days al Bald i Homeport is Norfolk, Va ., Mrs. Vashti Grimm of Letart i -- -- - - Knobs. I aboard Guadelcanal Air Craft spent Tuesday afternoon with I at his home here. He lives : William, were dinner guests ~n N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 0. sy Mrs. Fr•oclw Morrl~ John Wesley Kimbler preal'h- Carrier. They also vlsl ted Mr. Mrs. Frank1e Ne1gler. I in Pennsylvania. Sunday of Mrs::__: E.:_ve:r_e::ti:_::M::t:_l·J,.....,....,....,....,,..,,..,,..,,..,..,..,..,,..,,..,....,....,....,,..,..,,..,,.., :: ...~ ¥1:~>. owen Watson was hos- ed at the Methodist Church Sun- and Mrs. Michael Fisher and I Miss June Neigler il spend- ~ M d M AtK d '·"to" H H tl s daJ' mormng. He was accon_l- ·1 daughte-r. ing a month vacation with hrr Cl r. an_ .tedrs. r dasper a~h ' "'" "'e appy us ers un· ' ara vtsi one ay w1t day' School class of the Me_th· p.anif>d by the District Supenn-: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush, parents, Mr. and Mrs. George I ber arettt M dM M d f CI N. I p s, r. an rs. ay. !dist Church Friday ev~mng , len dant. Barbara an Nan~y o o um- e1g er. nard Bahr. tune 24 at her home The ' Rev. and Mrs . C. L. O'Connor bus spent the holiday weekend Mr. and Mrs. George Gen- M d M E C . . · · b · f N s ttl t r. an rs. rro 1 onroy ~eeling followed a six o'clock left for a ~acat10n. w1lh her parents. Mr. and Mrs. elmer o ease . e emen and son, Hugh, vfsitt"d over the Your Full Service Blink Is. , , ~tlu~k dinnf'r . A short devo- 1 Mrs Olhe Mae Cozart too~ Owen ~atson . They were .a~- . spent an af~rnoon ~lth Mr. and fth with his mother: Mrs. Al5onal period was in charge of her Sunday School Class of l'ompamed by Mrs. Lavm1a Mrs. FranciS Morns. ke Dodson. ilrs. Garrell Circle. The group girls to Forked Run Lake and Simpson, who spent the wef'kMr. and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan mpteted plans to open their ~pent the holida.v weekend camr- 1end at her borne El •L ~ nd___a_in.e_, T.ony, M_ik_el__•n~ kauntry Store" in Julv. At the ing . I :VIr. and Mrs. Gene Beegle of U ~ose of the session th~ host~ss Mrs . LoUie Wilcoxen Is 11 New Brighton, Pa. spent the IU FO R MENien·ed <'ake and homemade ice pat1ent in VeiNans Memurial weekend with his father , Mr. cream. . ' Hospital. ' Ira Beegle . ~ociety : Mrs. Ernesf Smith. was hus-, Mr. and Mrs. George Benlon l Miss Sandra Curtis of Pomerect-ntly when the Eslher Cross and daughter, frances of roy spent a few days with her 1 - - - - - - - - - AND ~ircle or tht' Baptist Church Birmingham . Ala .. ll_nd son, grandmother, Mrs Leone CurMr snd Mrs. Lee Hunt and illssionary Sodety mel at her lsi Lr. W. B. Crof;s. w1fe- an_rt tis ~ son, Earl, were in Columbus on Serving Meigs County for over 94 Yea!J ~l_ne. The- alternoon was bab~· of Dayton . spen_l the- hob· Dale Roush left Monday, July 1 business the past week. Member Federal Re,.rvo System i)>tlnl sewi~g rug rags and a day weekrnd w.1th h1 s m0~her . 4 for A~ron where he has em· I Elaine Milhoan visited her MIDDLEPORT +d_rt m~etmg ":'as held after Mr_s. A. B. Cross and othe1 re- ploymenl. . cousin, Jacklyn Seidenable, at · Meml><r Federal Depo•it lmurance Corporation 1 Wh1ch Mrs. Sm1th servPd re- lai!Vt".s. . Mr. and Mrs. Sam Curt1s and Pomeroy 1 few days last week. 1 1 fHRhmenl-.; Mr . and Mrs Genrge Ne•g ler . ~ daughter, Sue Anne of Lorain, I Larry Farley rame to spend MIDDLEPORT, 0. Greg and D(:jvid Bobb of Cv- son a~d. daughtt'r and Mrs. How - Oh1o spent Fourth of July week· i a few days over the 4th : .. ~m~s~~~lday~~r~y ard N~gl~r atte~~ t~ ro:n- endwJ!hiJisparffi~,Mr. a~ 1 ;~· ·~-~~~~~~~-~~~~~--~-~-~-~-~-~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ with thP.1r aunt. Mrs. Hazel mencemenl exen·1se~ of Holzer Mrs. Harry Curtis. Carnahan. Hospital School ol Nursing. Mr. and Mrs . Fred Sayre and Mr. and Mrs . Ben Cadle of 'llleir daughtf'r. June Nf'igler family of Bowerston, Ohio spent Ripley, W. Va .. and Mr . and was orte of the graduates. - -- - · \ Mrs. Bun · ' Cadte of Ravens- Mr . and Mrs. Clyde Cross Lewis Repair Service wood, ¥l. ., were guests on and ch ildren of Col limbus came 3un1':1y 0 r !'. and Mrs. Fred for the rommenc..' ement and -FORCadle. ' spent over the holiday week- e HEATING Mr . Kem1eth Swarl of Akron end with her molht>r , Mrs. HowePLUMBING spent the weekend after com· ard Neigler anU his mother . \ng for hi5 daughter . "'ho had Mrs. A. B. Crnss and ot,ht-r reeROOFING ipent a "'eek with Mr. and lali ves. Mrs. AI Crow and her grand- Mr and Mrs. Henry Housh p&rl'f\Ls, Mr. ~nd M•·~. James and Mildred spen1 the holid.ay 1 Swart. ""et"kend in .4.kron visiting Mr. Mrs. M<wd Young was a and Mrs. John Fisher and famWY 1·2374 dirmer guest Sunday of Mb s Uy . S-Sgt. John D. Fisher undj l34 Mill St. Middleport • Mercf'<ies Condon and attended 1 rtcltal of Miss Condon·~ musir. pupils at Pomt>roy Mrs . Roherl Clark and children uf Texas art here lur three weeks visit wiU1 her ml)ther, Mrs. Lillian Lee and o1her relatives. Mrs . Norman Hoover or Cincinnati spent the p•st w«k with her mother . Mrs. Harrv Wiltshire. JaL'k Wilt 'lh ire ' ~f Space Age successor to the Huntinston was a gu~sl Sunda)' old· fashioned compressorMrs. Ann Coe spent several . in ail frost Proof Models. days in Co lumj~us with relatives ; Pacts more power for and friend:s. , ' more space, new featurn! Mrs . •ie: Yost _s pent the alternoo1(j\!onday wtth Mrs. , Huzel' Cli'l\ldf*n, ® Mr,f.ol)41'1. Francis Morris ~· ipontj. ~Qil:il.ay afternoon with ~:heir ~ti~ltter , Chnsti ne Lake ffi ~""'by N~, ROUSH SHOE STORE 1 1 1 1 !d ge Keno 1 I o .• July·· · ~-~ .- . Senators Pure Oil Post Trl ~ 1 Bombers, OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS I.• 6:00 to 8:00 Notes BRIEF CASES ;ss POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ATTACHE CASES 1 BOOK STORE 1 LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE 1 ' e!llli" . Vance, Cotterill. ~WPi t?J... Ohlinger; Bed Sox; ~ · er ·Saunders tLPr l~' . . . I LEADERS "" .... 1 Hefnermen Lose Nt.nth ··n ROW G"tant STop Red8 '•5 1 ! 1 1 1 I • 0: New York Clothing House, 9omeroy ENJOY THE c0ZY c0MF0~,T, , OF AN LP •GAS FORCED AIR·:· HEATING SYSTEM • • • .,...,...,......,..,.,..=....,....,....,=....,....,....,....,=,..,,.,..,,.,..,s ~~~~~~~:Ia:;~~~ ~~~~!~.12-~~gue~;arj:as,l ··~~:~:. ~~~~~s:h~~~~~~in:h~a~~~;d:\ ~;d~;~·sfu~~~~~~ ;:~-r~nh~~~~ New 6 : I Chk1lgo 5 P11tsburgh 4 P~rates 7-2: Mancha!, Giants 13-4 record. , ers by Wilhe May• and San Fran 7 Cincinnati 5 tJ-4. The Reds felt 7-5 Thursday to Peterson put the Giants in frMt Los Ang 3 Atlanta 2, ntght American Leaoj!ue: S. Miller 1 hard-luck Ray Sadecki, whose and Tom Halter's bases-empty Friday Prabable Pltcbera ~ & Watt, Onoles 6-1; Barller, 1misfortune is practically match· ft..r-bagger m the seventh add- "' I (Ooly games scheduled) I!2; Orioles ltl-2, Sanford, Angels 9- \ed by that of Sammy Ellis, who led an insurance run. (AU Tlmeo EDT( McNally, Ortoles 7-2. took his 13th defeat and second Ellis, who lasted 4 2-3 innNew York at Pittsburgh <21, ings, was tagged fur three hom-Shaw (6-5) and Fisher (6-8! vs. ' International League Standings I Toronto 3 Syracuse o ers. He has surrendered 20 this Law (5-3) and Sisk <2-1) : By United Press International Buffao 14 Rochester 5 season, tops in the league. 1 6:05 p.m. Houston at St. . Louis-Bruce (1~) vs. Gibsoa (11-ll). I p.m. Atlanta at Los AngelesCloninger (9-71, vs. SuitoR (B7). 11 pm. Fisher tUI vs. Marichai (134) 11 p.m. Saturday's Gamel New York at Pittsliurgh - - - - - - - · -- - W. L. Pet. 45 32 .584 42 39 .519 Toronto 41 39 .513 Toledo 41 40 .506 1 ; Jcksnvitle 38 39 .494 Buffalo 39 40 .494 Richmond 39 42 48t Syracuse 33 47 .413 Thursday's Results I Columbus IRochester · - · · · ·· I GB Coumbus 5 Richmond 1 , Don Nottebart and Jack BaldToedo 5 Jcksnve 1, 1st, 7 Inn. '_schun finished the game for u~ 5 Toedo 6 Jacksve 4, :lnd lReds. 5'h 1 ,:;.~~--~~....;;-- ===--=~===~~~="11 6 7 7 8 13 1f-t! 'I I. j ~· .... ,, " .!." " : , ,.,.-- ... CUSTOM INSTALLED erpool were recent guests ol Miss Minnie Harpold and Mrs . , Carrie Scarry. Other guests were .,Mrs. Mabel Hannum and Mr. Hod Chaney of r:ast LiverpooL , Mn. Kathryn Gunther and M.iss Eloise Rell of Cineinnati ~opent a weekend with thr-ir mother, Mrs . Laura Bell. Mr. and Mrs . Carol Sayre of St. Petersburg, Fla ., are ipendin& a ..·acation w1lh Mr and Mrs. Tom Wolfe. Mr. and lint. Dave Huddleston and Mr. . ::amilla Sayre. Mrs. B. M. Pidens and P"anddaugbter, Jto<~n Wh1 1.t;1t"'d d : 1 APPLIANCES · rHE . DAILv SENTINEL · IIEVII'I'Eb 1'0 IN1'ER..:~·r Of MEIGS MASI)N AREA 8ICIWit41 •- Owen. ltublllfltr Ch•t•• T•n,.... llt, li•tte• 1 hiiJIJtwd '""') •r••mntt.n ••cept . . .,..., tlld Sunctu "' rbt f)l\ lo \'41lM' Pui'IUiftlllJ l'nmp~uty, Itt• lot• . . . , , lt. "omervw, Otllo, t518ll. 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"".I 03X • . b By Ualtod Preto lalerDadoaal Philadelphia al Chicago over the Gallipolis Red . Sox errors .and Ieft mne on ·~e. The Senators now meet Pt. d ed f th ,.. ... Pure o;.··_ next game is at Batteries -.-Indians: IHouston at St. Louis, night Amerleaa IA!ague , Thursday nigh! in the. Erg hth . Harnsl'!tV Itt e meet s the ''al u. • Pleasant City Ice and Fuel second an got cr It or e W.L.Pet.GB I, Atlanta al Los Angeles, night Annual Kyger Creek Little Lea- llpohs Whtte Sox m llle thtrd at 7, 30 p.m. next Tuesday, sec- win. 1:15 p.m. next Wednesday with ell and Edwards, Fer'2111 The Firebirds' only extra the Gaiiipolts Yankees. (51 MJ'ddleport,,, VIlli M n 8 t 30 0 lattimore 56 13 .876 ••• ' Cincinnati at San Francisco gue Tournament. . game at : p.m. nex - ond game of the evening. base hits were doubles by h Detroit . 47 33 .li88 71> Tile score was tied 1-1 at the day. ! . Krimm and ~'owlkes. Pure Oil Tonight's tournoment sched· t and C. Rous . · ·• ';·. Cevelaa4 4& 34 .ill G end of the regulation six inn- The ;liddleport Senators bang- It took iwo hours aTndh sdftve Ch 1 Hnd ule is 6 15 p.m., Middleport I ,' ' G lr mmutes w play ur ay tagged starter ares ge vs . Ponoeroy Tigers; Dodgers . . . . 321 8lrl - 14 Callforllia 4-4 :rr .M3 11 Rex Vance singled, Tom ed out a &--2 win over the a I- . • . .. • and cel iefer Danny Westmore 032-l 5 Iings. Chicago 38 42 AJ5 16\2 L<>wery wtlked and Jim Cotter- polis Indians in the second game rught s thtrd ,gar ., a coni~: l~nd for 14 hits , six off Hodge :30 p.m.. Pt. Pleasant Reds Pure Oil . I63 Minnesota 38 44 .463 17\t 8 Ualted Press International ill singll!d driving in two runs ol Uie evening, as Keith Van that saw Pt. Pleasant Pure th' and eight off Westmoroland, vs. Cheshire Redlegs; and 8•30 ! Batteries - Dodgers: Htxlgej Ka.... City 36 45 .tH 19 'j y NaUon'll Leam•e I to put the Bombers ahead 3-t . lnw·, gen limited the Gallipo- eke out a 15-14 wtn over e wh• gave up four walks and p.m ' Gallipolis Tigers vs. Buf- Westmoreland (OLPI }f .il(2.tl)~~~~ u . . . 19 . was the wm· bs · team to t hree h'tI s. • Workman ·, Pure 1 ·• • New York 35 "" ,...., G. AD•·R. H. Pd. I Jim CotterJIJ . Cottagevtlle Dodgers. struck out five. Hodge walked 1a 1o, w. va. I m..s''""''D 35 " ·- 21 1Alou, Pitt · th V 1 e t the dtsu d h Lt'ne scores of last night's Thomas (2) (WP) and 73 272 39 91 .3J.I ning pitcher, taking over m e an nwagen w n . The Firebirds tra e t e one and struck out two. Boston ~ 52 .381 24\2; Clmnt, Pitt 76 318 43 103 .324 seventh inning with the cour.t tance. gave up three walks and Dodgers 14-13 going into I be Littlepage left the game in games: ,es, Cox 14). . Tllanday_s R.Hul~ h : st.:Jrgll. Pitt 71253 45 8:1.322 : knotted 1-1. CotteriJfgave up strul!k out 13 hatters. The Sen- bottom of the sixth inning. Den the second nning with two out N e~ York 5 Bos~on 2• mg t. ·Allen. Phila 62 221 54 71 .321 one hit and struck out two. Rex a tors made. two errors. and e~ch ny Carder was safe on an er~ and gave up the Dodgers' only C~!cago 8 ~ashmgton ~· ntght Santo , Chi 73 259 44 Bt .:\20. Van~e started and worked .six tea~ left Six men on ba.se. 1 he ror, Jeff Thoma~ singled . ~d 1 hit. He ""·alked nine and struck Dtt.rOJl 4 Mmnesota 3, rugtn Morgn , Hou 68 251 34 80 .319 mniPg~ . He allowed two hllo;, ln<hans had two errors Art Thevenin smgled dnvmg 1 out three. Jeff Thomas came IOnly ~·m~s scheduled) lcartv, Acia 78 242 31 76 .314 walked three and struck out Sam Mitchell went the route borne the winning runs. Nobody in to retire the side in the wp Friday • Probable PHcbcrs i Cepe"da, StL 60 198 24 61 .308 seven. for the Indians., allowed six was out when Ule contest was of the second and pitched no (All Times EDT) , Helms, t\n 64 Z51 28 76 .303 Dave Sch0011over worked the hits, gave up ftve walks and decided. hit ball the rest of the game. , Cleveland at Kansas City - Alou , Atla 85 369 54 110 .298 lirst six inning' for the Red struck out 11 bailers. Thomas walked 10 and struck 1 You're Siebert (&.3) vs. Krausse (5-41 , Aaron, Atla 82 309 6:l 92 .298 Sox, gave up five hits, walked The Senators had a 3-0 lead The Dodgers got their only out 10. in a 9 p.m. American IA!ague : two and struck out 11. Ralph after three. inninMs of . play bit, 0 triple by_ Mik~_Workman - - - -- - - solid slate Detroit at Minnesota- Lolich G. AB II. H. Pet. i saunders, who wao charged but the Ind1an• scored twJ.ce tn '"""""-""*"'"-""''''""~ Cundiff Pkks Up Your social calendar is (7-ti) vs . Kaat lf0-6! or Pe,·ry Snydr, Bait 64 18S 40 64 .344 ' with the loss, gave up two hits, the top ol the fourth . MJddleso jammed that yotJ (3-4), 1 p.m. Kaline, Det 7t 254 50 80 .315 1walked one and struck out oitc. port came back with three more Racine, Ia •ocond place in Pair of Victories may have to refit a California at Baltimore- F.Rbsn, Bat 81 296 65 93 .314] There were no extra base hits . runs in the bottom of the ftfttt. the Hocklng Valley L•ague, The Williams ' Nationwide scooter to keep pace Lope'Z <4-tl) vs. McNally (7-21 8 Oliva, Minn 80 311 49 97 .~ t2 : oaly oue game behind leading Insurance softball team picked with it. It's great burning the candle p.m. Salmn, Clev 63 214 29 6S .308 ; Nelsonville, will go agalost up two virtories in games playat both ends , but don't washington at New York <21 : Pow II, Bait 77 2!i6 44 80 .301 : Murray City this Sunday at ed this week. lei your appearances /Y'"',/ -Bosman (:1-4/ and Hanllon tt -4i B.Rbsn, Bat 83 338 55101 .299 ' Z p. m. oo lhe Racine baseBuddy Cundiff hurled a five suffer. We recom vs. Peterson (7-5) and StoUte- Rchdt, Cal 71 260 4U 7ti 292 1 '7 ball field. hitter to beat Bucky Bass and mend a Cricketeer myre <7·9}, 5 p.m. IS ibrn, Cal !i6 179 19 52 291 1 This game will wrap-up the the Wilson Jets by a 3-2 score CatenGar Cloth Chicago at Boston (2)- 1Crdnal. Cal 74 259 35 78 .200 ' first half of rho league seas- on Tuesday and Wednesday. Sportcoat in creative Lamabe (4-4 ) and Howard (3-1) 1 Home Runs SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - ,In a row . on. Racine bas a ~I slate. Cundiff came back and pitched summer colorings. A vs. Stange \2-4) and Lonborg Nation a I League : Aaron, . Hank Fischer, who typifi_es ~e ' .cm~mnatl t_hu~ goes Into to- ~~~,r~1'r$'l..u~m:~ the local crew to a 5-4 decicr isp bler~d of Dacron• •4--7J, 5 p.m. . Braves 25; Torre, Braves 21; Iway things have been gomg 1vr mght s game J US~ one-half game sion over Lakin. The Nationand Avrit-8 keeps its Saturday's Games IADen, Phillies, Hart & :\<lays. Cincinnati on the current road ahead of the nmth-place New UND~R K~IFE wide Eagles will be host to appointments , r~eatly . Cleveland at Kansas City, night Giants 20. i trtp, is expected to start lor the IYork Mets. DE1 ROI 1 (UPIJ ~Joe Straw- Point Pleasant Merchants in a dav in, dav otJt. ! American League: F. Robin- ; Reds tonighl against San FranReds' Runs ~neamed der of the Detroit . Plsto~s doubleheader this Sunday at tl-Je Detroit at Minnesota Ca!if. at Bali., twi-night Ison, Orioles 20; Scutt, Red Sox, . cisco. The Reds got ftve u~~a~ned underwent surgery for a herma I Syracuse ball park beginning I CRICKETEER' W"l:\ihington at New York I Powell , Orioles & Kaline,l . .. nms in the first three mnmgs, Thursday_, one day after ~e I at 1 p.m. CALE,..DAR CLO fH Chicago at Boston Tigers 18; Pepitone, Yanks 17. i Smce ~e was obtamed from 1breaktng a streak of more than signed hts 1966-67 contract w~th i _ _ _ __ SPORTCOAT.(.-N&lional L<:>i!u• ' Runs Batted In . Atlanta m . a traae for . Joey 20 scoreless innings. Two scored the Nationul Basketball AssoctaFIGHT RESULTS 1 w. L. Pet. GB National Leogue: Aaron, Jay' the rt~hthander. ha~ -~~~ 1on Don Pavletich's. double . m , ti.oo Chlh. I By United Press InternAtional San Fran 52 :12 .619 ... Braves SS; Mays. Giants 57, ll<>'ses and t\\O otb.er ttmes · 5 ' the first and three tn the thtrd BULLS SIGN LOS ANGELES (UP!) - ArPittsburgll 48 33 .593 2\2 ' White & Allen, Phillies 55; ' knocked out of the box but es· .on Leo Cardenas' 11th horner, CHICAGO (UP!) - The Chica- mando Ranos, 128, Long Beach, OPEN FRIDAY AND Los Ang 46 34 .575 4 i Cif.men~e. Pirates 54 . . ! caped defeat I his first in a mo~t~. o Bulls announced Thursday I Calif., knocked &ut Joey Agui· SATURDA¥ NIGHTS Phila 44 38 .537 7 Amertcan IA!ag"e: B. Robm· t The lone creditable perfor- An error by Wtihe McCovey ~ . . f T0 Thacker I tar l2S'h Mexico (8}. Houston 43 39 .524 8 1 son, Orioles 67; Powell , Urinle s I mance he turned in was again- set up the fir st two and a pass~g~_mg ~ Le ~h· p ell t~ I ' ' _ __ St. Louis 38 41 .481 ll'h : 66; F. Robinson, Orioles 53; . st the Giants and Juan Mari- ed ball lly Tom Hailer after . n t~IS a~ r "1 B:s~etball l LAS VEGAS (UPil Atlanta 39 46 .459 t3 lfl ~ott, Red Sox 52: Kil li11e .: chal, a game the Reds won in Sadecki had struck out ~:~iat~on's an~o;:st team sev- 1 Dupas, 149, Las Vegas, ·o~ Ponl Reg. T.hf. Cincinnati 3& 44 .450 14 T1gers 50. the lOth inning, three innings Perez set up. the other tl1r~e.. en veteran playen under \ pointed Eddie McG ruder, New York 35 44 .443 lH~ , Pitching after Fischer had departed . San Franc1-.co got a P.atr m a t Phoenix (10). _ ___ .:.'• Chicago 25 .55 .313 Z5 · Nation a I League : Perry, ~'ischer (2-6) wilt be trying to their hail of the thtrd on contr c ·_______ ·--·· .. "" """'w $ .00 W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Norman ------------ !lall11entlnel. Pomll!Of·Mldclleport. "'\ I TENNIS SHOES Lehew and two cltUdren and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Abies and j I I' Racine. t==4;::====~-::, .. eumphs· l~a=~· ·_·)~L~~· ( > ASHLAND OIL A REFINING COMPANY ...... lox 471, Hlth-" 124 Phone: WYondolto 2·21" o. Pon~t~or, ~ ' . MmUDGAI I -·,, ·-'" g, ~·· ·) - .. .:hl'l �r· '\ ' !--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 8, 1988 the holiday weelc!nd with 1'1!1•· lives here. •• WWILE ETIIELSERT MANICURE OF THE EXECUTIVE SUITE USE$ SllttEI!N 10WELS AND fiAS THE PLACE LOOK!~ UKE CALIGULI>.'S STABLE··• TSK TSK•• OUT OF TOWELS ~IN! ' ., ; -- ---Cathy Darlene SWORLO Mrs. Franlde Young of Lancaster, Ml'll. Russell Woll! of Bremen, Ohio and Mrs. Berllla Diehl and children of Pomeroy came, due to the illness of Mrs. Elmer Proffitt and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cadle, Sunday, Fourth of July guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis· Morris wert' Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lake and lj )loan and Bernard. Davis 1 Miss A birthday party was given , celebrated her 9th birlhd~J for Tony ·Milhoan Saturday ev-1 Tuesday eveni111 with 1 plll'tt eni111. He accompanied hts fa. for her friends. ' lber to Mansfield for a week. 1 -Glenna S. Mtlhoaa SATURDAY ONLYI daughters, Lori and Christine Lake. Mrs. Drucilla House and Mrs . Julia Faye Gandee, Columbus, spent the holiday weekend in Enjoying a picnic on the lawn at the home of Mrs. Lottie Shef· field July 4 were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mullinex or Ravenswood. Womens & Childrens , children of Bald K(lobs. Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers of East Liverpool aDd Mrs. Gayle Price of Portland were guests July 4 or Miss Minnie Harpold and Mrs. Carrie Scar- Cblldrens Sizes 5·3 Womens Size 4-10 ' ry. Black- Blue- White of H.E"edsvllle left Sunday fur a , family who have been in Tur- Mrs . Kathleen Bissel and son 1varation in ve~rious towns in key for 2~ years were there, or Bashan and mother of Columlo<. l Ttnnessee . ' en leave. and will be stationed bus, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill HayHOI cour<e lots of Jludenls will enrol/ in 'Sinology' nut Mrs. Lottit' Sherfield rdurned , at Chunute Field. lll .. and Don- man called on Mrs. Little Shefljff, bul wh'at happen• when tber /eorn it's about Chino?" home Tuf:'sd:-ty after vJsllmg ! aid Fisher of the U.S. Navy. field July -4. j frie11d;; s~ \'era l days al Bald i Homeport is Norfolk, Va ., Mrs. Vashti Grimm of Letart i -- -- - - Knobs. I aboard Guadelcanal Air Craft spent Tuesday afternoon with I at his home here. He lives : William, were dinner guests ~n N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 0. sy Mrs. Fr•oclw Morrl~ John Wesley Kimbler preal'h- Carrier. They also vlsl ted Mr. Mrs. Frank1e Ne1gler. I in Pennsylvania. Sunday of Mrs::__: E.:_ve:r_e::ti:_::M::t:_l·J,.....,....,....,....,,..,,..,,..,,..,..,..,..,,..,,..,....,....,....,,..,..,,..,,.., :: ...~ ¥1:~>. owen Watson was hos- ed at the Methodist Church Sun- and Mrs. Michael Fisher and I Miss June Neigler il spend- ~ M d M AtK d '·"to" H H tl s daJ' mormng. He was accon_l- ·1 daughte-r. ing a month vacation with hrr Cl r. an_ .tedrs. r dasper a~h ' "'" "'e appy us ers un· ' ara vtsi one ay w1t day' School class of the Me_th· p.anif>d by the District Supenn-: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush, parents, Mr. and Mrs. George I ber arettt M dM M d f CI N. I p s, r. an rs. ay. !dist Church Friday ev~mng , len dant. Barbara an Nan~y o o um- e1g er. nard Bahr. tune 24 at her home The ' Rev. and Mrs . C. L. O'Connor bus spent the holiday weekend Mr. and Mrs. George Gen- M d M E C . . · · b · f N s ttl t r. an rs. rro 1 onroy ~eeling followed a six o'clock left for a ~acat10n. w1lh her parents. Mr. and Mrs. elmer o ease . e emen and son, Hugh, vfsitt"d over the Your Full Service Blink Is. , , ~tlu~k dinnf'r . A short devo- 1 Mrs Olhe Mae Cozart too~ Owen ~atson . They were .a~- . spent an af~rnoon ~lth Mr. and fth with his mother: Mrs. Al5onal period was in charge of her Sunday School Class of l'ompamed by Mrs. Lavm1a Mrs. FranciS Morns. ke Dodson. ilrs. Garrell Circle. The group girls to Forked Run Lake and Simpson, who spent the wef'kMr. and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan mpteted plans to open their ~pent the holida.v weekend camr- 1end at her borne El •L ~ nd___a_in.e_, T.ony, M_ik_el__•n~ kauntry Store" in Julv. At the ing . I :VIr. and Mrs. Gene Beegle of U ~ose of the session th~ host~ss Mrs . LoUie Wilcoxen Is 11 New Brighton, Pa. spent the IU FO R MENien·ed <'ake and homemade ice pat1ent in VeiNans Memurial weekend with his father , Mr. cream. . ' Hospital. ' Ira Beegle . ~ociety : Mrs. Ernesf Smith. was hus-, Mr. and Mrs. George Benlon l Miss Sandra Curtis of Pomerect-ntly when the Eslher Cross and daughter, frances of roy spent a few days with her 1 - - - - - - - - - AND ~ircle or tht' Baptist Church Birmingham . Ala .. ll_nd son, grandmother, Mrs Leone CurMr snd Mrs. Lee Hunt and illssionary Sodety mel at her lsi Lr. W. B. Crof;s. w1fe- an_rt tis ~ son, Earl, were in Columbus on Serving Meigs County for over 94 Yea!J ~l_ne. The- alternoon was bab~· of Dayton . spen_l the- hob· Dale Roush left Monday, July 1 business the past week. Member Federal Re,.rvo System i)>tlnl sewi~g rug rags and a day weekrnd w.1th h1 s m0~her . 4 for A~ron where he has em· I Elaine Milhoan visited her MIDDLEPORT +d_rt m~etmg ":'as held after Mr_s. A. B. Cross and othe1 re- ploymenl. . cousin, Jacklyn Seidenable, at · Meml><r Federal Depo•it lmurance Corporation 1 Wh1ch Mrs. Sm1th servPd re- lai!Vt".s. . Mr. and Mrs. Sam Curt1s and Pomeroy 1 few days last week. 1 1 fHRhmenl-.; Mr . and Mrs Genrge Ne•g ler . ~ daughter, Sue Anne of Lorain, I Larry Farley rame to spend MIDDLEPORT, 0. Greg and D(:jvid Bobb of Cv- son a~d. daughtt'r and Mrs. How - Oh1o spent Fourth of July week· i a few days over the 4th : .. ~m~s~~~lday~~r~y ard N~gl~r atte~~ t~ ro:n- endwJ!hiJisparffi~,Mr. a~ 1 ;~· ·~-~~~~~~~-~~~~~--~-~-~-~-~-~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ with thP.1r aunt. Mrs. Hazel mencemenl exen·1se~ of Holzer Mrs. Harry Curtis. Carnahan. Hospital School ol Nursing. Mr. and Mrs . Fred Sayre and Mr. and Mrs . Ben Cadle of 'llleir daughtf'r. June Nf'igler family of Bowerston, Ohio spent Ripley, W. Va .. and Mr . and was orte of the graduates. - -- - · \ Mrs. Bun · ' Cadte of Ravens- Mr . and Mrs. Clyde Cross Lewis Repair Service wood, ¥l. ., were guests on and ch ildren of Col limbus came 3un1':1y 0 r !'. and Mrs. Fred for the rommenc..' ement and -FORCadle. ' spent over the holiday week- e HEATING Mr . Kem1eth Swarl of Akron end with her molht>r , Mrs. HowePLUMBING spent the weekend after com· ard Neigler anU his mother . \ng for hi5 daughter . "'ho had Mrs. A. B. Crnss and ot,ht-r reeROOFING ipent a "'eek with Mr. and lali ves. Mrs. AI Crow and her grand- Mr and Mrs. Henry Housh p&rl'f\Ls, Mr. ~nd M•·~. James and Mildred spen1 the holid.ay 1 Swart. ""et"kend in .4.kron visiting Mr. Mrs. M<wd Young was a and Mrs. John Fisher and famWY 1·2374 dirmer guest Sunday of Mb s Uy . S-Sgt. John D. Fisher undj l34 Mill St. Middleport • Mercf'<ies Condon and attended 1 rtcltal of Miss Condon·~ musir. pupils at Pomt>roy Mrs . Roherl Clark and children uf Texas art here lur three weeks visit wiU1 her ml)ther, Mrs. Lillian Lee and o1her relatives. Mrs . Norman Hoover or Cincinnati spent the p•st w«k with her mother . Mrs. Harrv Wiltshire. JaL'k Wilt 'lh ire ' ~f Space Age successor to the Huntinston was a gu~sl Sunda)' old· fashioned compressorMrs. Ann Coe spent several . in ail frost Proof Models. days in Co lumj~us with relatives ; Pacts more power for and friend:s. , ' more space, new featurn! Mrs . •ie: Yost _s pent the alternoo1(j\!onday wtth Mrs. , Huzel' Cli'l\ldf*n, ® Mr,f.ol)41'1. Francis Morris ~· ipontj. ~Qil:il.ay afternoon with ~:heir ~ti~ltter , Chnsti ne Lake ffi ~""'by N~, ROUSH SHOE STORE 1 1 1 1 !d ge Keno 1 I o .• July·· · ~-~ .- . Senators Pure Oil Post Trl ~ 1 Bombers, OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS I.• 6:00 to 8:00 Notes BRIEF CASES ;ss POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ATTACHE CASES 1 BOOK STORE 1 LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE 1 ' e!llli" . Vance, Cotterill. ~WPi t?J... Ohlinger; Bed Sox; ~ · er ·Saunders tLPr l~' . . . 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(AU Tlmeo EDT( McNally, Ortoles 7-2. took his 13th defeat and second Ellis, who lasted 4 2-3 innNew York at Pittsburgh <21, ings, was tagged fur three hom-Shaw (6-5) and Fisher (6-8! vs. ' International League Standings I Toronto 3 Syracuse o ers. He has surrendered 20 this Law (5-3) and Sisk <2-1) : By United Press International Buffao 14 Rochester 5 season, tops in the league. 1 6:05 p.m. Houston at St. . Louis-Bruce (1~) vs. Gibsoa (11-ll). I p.m. Atlanta at Los AngelesCloninger (9-71, vs. SuitoR (B7). 11 pm. Fisher tUI vs. Marichai (134) 11 p.m. Saturday's Gamel New York at Pittsliurgh - - - - - - - · -- - W. L. Pet. 45 32 .584 42 39 .519 Toronto 41 39 .513 Toledo 41 40 .506 1 ; Jcksnvitle 38 39 .494 Buffalo 39 40 .494 Richmond 39 42 48t Syracuse 33 47 .413 Thursday's Results I Columbus IRochester · - · · · ·· I GB Coumbus 5 Richmond 1 , Don Nottebart and Jack BaldToedo 5 Jcksnve 1, 1st, 7 Inn. '_schun finished the game for u~ 5 Toedo 6 Jacksve 4, :lnd lReds. 5'h 1 ,:;.~~--~~....;;-- ===--=~===~~~="11 6 7 7 8 13 1f-t! 'I I. j ~· .... ,, " .!." " : , ,.,.-- ... CUSTOM INSTALLED erpool were recent guests ol Miss Minnie Harpold and Mrs . , Carrie Scarry. Other guests were .,Mrs. Mabel Hannum and Mr. Hod Chaney of r:ast LiverpooL , Mn. Kathryn Gunther and M.iss Eloise Rell of Cineinnati ~opent a weekend with thr-ir mother, Mrs . Laura Bell. Mr. and Mrs . Carol Sayre of St. Petersburg, Fla ., are ipendin& a ..·acation w1lh Mr and Mrs. Tom Wolfe. Mr. and lint. Dave Huddleston and Mr. . ::amilla Sayre. Mrs. B. M. Pidens and P"anddaugbter, Jto<~n Wh1 1.t;1t"'d d : 1 APPLIANCES · rHE . DAILv SENTINEL · IIEVII'I'Eb 1'0 IN1'ER..:~·r Of MEIGS MASI)N AREA 8ICIWit41 •- Owen. ltublllfltr Ch•t•• T•n,.... llt, li•tte• 1 hiiJIJtwd '""') •r••mntt.n ••cept . . .,..., tlld Sunctu "' rbt f)l\ lo \'41lM' Pui'IUiftlllJ l'nmp~uty, Itt• lot• . . . , , lt. "omervw, Otllo, t518ll. 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"".I 03X • . b By Ualtod Preto lalerDadoaal Philadelphia al Chicago over the Gallipolis Red . Sox errors .and Ieft mne on ·~e. The Senators now meet Pt. d ed f th ,.. ... Pure o;.··_ next game is at Batteries -.-Indians: IHouston at St. Louis, night Amerleaa IA!ague , Thursday nigh! in the. Erg hth . Harnsl'!tV Itt e meet s the ''al u. • Pleasant City Ice and Fuel second an got cr It or e W.L.Pet.GB I, Atlanta al Los Angeles, night Annual Kyger Creek Little Lea- llpohs Whtte Sox m llle thtrd at 7, 30 p.m. next Tuesday, sec- win. 1:15 p.m. next Wednesday with ell and Edwards, Fer'2111 The Firebirds' only extra the Gaiiipolts Yankees. (51 MJ'ddleport,,, VIlli M n 8 t 30 0 lattimore 56 13 .876 ••• ' Cincinnati at San Francisco gue Tournament. . game at : p.m. nex - ond game of the evening. base hits were doubles by h Detroit . 47 33 .li88 71> Tile score was tied 1-1 at the day. ! . Krimm and ~'owlkes. Pure Oil Tonight's tournoment sched· t and C. Rous . · ·• ';·. Cevelaa4 4& 34 .ill G end of the regulation six inn- The ;liddleport Senators bang- It took iwo hours aTndh sdftve Ch 1 Hnd ule is 6 15 p.m., Middleport I ,' ' G lr mmutes w play ur ay tagged starter ares ge vs . Ponoeroy Tigers; Dodgers . . . . 321 8lrl - 14 Callforllia 4-4 :rr .M3 11 Rex Vance singled, Tom ed out a &--2 win over the a I- . • . .. • and cel iefer Danny Westmore 032-l 5 Iings. Chicago 38 42 AJ5 16\2 L<>wery wtlked and Jim Cotter- polis Indians in the second game rught s thtrd ,gar ., a coni~: l~nd for 14 hits , six off Hodge :30 p.m.. Pt. Pleasant Reds Pure Oil . I63 Minnesota 38 44 .463 17\t 8 Ualted Press International ill singll!d driving in two runs ol Uie evening, as Keith Van that saw Pt. Pleasant Pure th' and eight off Westmoroland, vs. Cheshire Redlegs; and 8•30 ! Batteries - Dodgers: Htxlgej Ka.... City 36 45 .tH 19 'j y NaUon'll Leam•e I to put the Bombers ahead 3-t . lnw·, gen limited the Gallipo- eke out a 15-14 wtn over e wh• gave up four walks and p.m ' Gallipolis Tigers vs. Buf- Westmoreland (OLPI }f .il(2.tl)~~~~ u . . . 19 . was the wm· bs · team to t hree h'tI s. • Workman ·, Pure 1 ·• • New York 35 "" ,...., G. AD•·R. H. Pd. I Jim CotterJIJ . Cottagevtlle Dodgers. struck out five. Hodge walked 1a 1o, w. va. I m..s''""''D 35 " ·- 21 1Alou, Pitt · th V 1 e t the dtsu d h Lt'ne scores of last night's Thomas (2) (WP) and 73 272 39 91 .3J.I ning pitcher, taking over m e an nwagen w n . The Firebirds tra e t e one and struck out two. Boston ~ 52 .381 24\2; Clmnt, Pitt 76 318 43 103 .324 seventh inning with the cour.t tance. gave up three walks and Dodgers 14-13 going into I be Littlepage left the game in games: ,es, Cox 14). . Tllanday_s R.Hul~ h : st.:Jrgll. Pitt 71253 45 8:1.322 : knotted 1-1. CotteriJfgave up strul!k out 13 hatters. The Sen- bottom of the sixth inning. Den the second nning with two out N e~ York 5 Bos~on 2• mg t. ·Allen. Phila 62 221 54 71 .321 one hit and struck out two. Rex a tors made. two errors. and e~ch ny Carder was safe on an er~ and gave up the Dodgers' only C~!cago 8 ~ashmgton ~· ntght Santo , Chi 73 259 44 Bt .:\20. Van~e started and worked .six tea~ left Six men on ba.se. 1 he ror, Jeff Thoma~ singled . ~d 1 hit. He ""·alked nine and struck Dtt.rOJl 4 Mmnesota 3, rugtn Morgn , Hou 68 251 34 80 .319 mniPg~ . He allowed two hllo;, ln<hans had two errors Art Thevenin smgled dnvmg 1 out three. Jeff Thomas came IOnly ~·m~s scheduled) lcartv, Acia 78 242 31 76 .314 walked three and struck out Sam Mitchell went the route borne the winning runs. Nobody in to retire the side in the wp Friday • Probable PHcbcrs i Cepe"da, StL 60 198 24 61 .308 seven. for the Indians., allowed six was out when Ule contest was of the second and pitched no (All Times EDT) , Helms, t\n 64 Z51 28 76 .303 Dave Sch0011over worked the hits, gave up ftve walks and decided. hit ball the rest of the game. , Cleveland at Kansas City - Alou , Atla 85 369 54 110 .298 lirst six inning' for the Red struck out 11 bailers. Thomas walked 10 and struck 1 You're Siebert (&.3) vs. Krausse (5-41 , Aaron, Atla 82 309 6:l 92 .298 Sox, gave up five hits, walked The Senators had a 3-0 lead The Dodgers got their only out 10. in a 9 p.m. American IA!ague : two and struck out 11. Ralph after three. inninMs of . play bit, 0 triple by_ Mik~_Workman - - - -- - - solid slate Detroit at Minnesota- Lolich G. AB II. H. Pet. i saunders, who wao charged but the Ind1an• scored twJ.ce tn '"""""-""*"'"-""''''""~ Cundiff Pkks Up Your social calendar is (7-ti) vs . Kaat lf0-6! or Pe,·ry Snydr, Bait 64 18S 40 64 .344 ' with the loss, gave up two hits, the top ol the fourth . MJddleso jammed that yotJ (3-4), 1 p.m. Kaline, Det 7t 254 50 80 .315 1walked one and struck out oitc. port came back with three more Racine, Ia •ocond place in Pair of Victories may have to refit a California at Baltimore- F.Rbsn, Bat 81 296 65 93 .314] There were no extra base hits . runs in the bottom of the ftfttt. the Hocklng Valley L•ague, The Williams ' Nationwide scooter to keep pace Lope'Z <4-tl) vs. McNally (7-21 8 Oliva, Minn 80 311 49 97 .~ t2 : oaly oue game behind leading Insurance softball team picked with it. It's great burning the candle p.m. Salmn, Clev 63 214 29 6S .308 ; Nelsonville, will go agalost up two virtories in games playat both ends , but don't washington at New York <21 : Pow II, Bait 77 2!i6 44 80 .301 : Murray City this Sunday at ed this week. lei your appearances /Y'"',/ -Bosman (:1-4/ and Hanllon tt -4i B.Rbsn, Bat 83 338 55101 .299 ' Z p. m. oo lhe Racine baseBuddy Cundiff hurled a five suffer. We recom vs. Peterson (7-5) and StoUte- Rchdt, Cal 71 260 4U 7ti 292 1 '7 ball field. hitter to beat Bucky Bass and mend a Cricketeer myre <7·9}, 5 p.m. IS ibrn, Cal !i6 179 19 52 291 1 This game will wrap-up the the Wilson Jets by a 3-2 score CatenGar Cloth Chicago at Boston (2)- 1Crdnal. Cal 74 259 35 78 .200 ' first half of rho league seas- on Tuesday and Wednesday. Sportcoat in creative Lamabe (4-4 ) and Howard (3-1) 1 Home Runs SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - ,In a row . on. Racine bas a ~I slate. Cundiff came back and pitched summer colorings. A vs. Stange \2-4) and Lonborg Nation a I League : Aaron, . Hank Fischer, who typifi_es ~e ' .cm~mnatl t_hu~ goes Into to- ~~~,r~1'r$'l..u~m:~ the local crew to a 5-4 decicr isp bler~d of Dacron• •4--7J, 5 p.m. . Braves 25; Torre, Braves 21; Iway things have been gomg 1vr mght s game J US~ one-half game sion over Lakin. The Nationand Avrit-8 keeps its Saturday's Games IADen, Phillies, Hart & :\<lays. Cincinnati on the current road ahead of the nmth-place New UND~R K~IFE wide Eagles will be host to appointments , r~eatly . Cleveland at Kansas City, night Giants 20. i trtp, is expected to start lor the IYork Mets. DE1 ROI 1 (UPIJ ~Joe Straw- Point Pleasant Merchants in a dav in, dav otJt. ! American League: F. Robin- ; Reds tonighl against San FranReds' Runs ~neamed der of the Detroit . Plsto~s doubleheader this Sunday at tl-Je Detroit at Minnesota Ca!if. at Bali., twi-night Ison, Orioles 20; Scutt, Red Sox, . cisco. The Reds got ftve u~~a~ned underwent surgery for a herma I Syracuse ball park beginning I CRICKETEER' W"l:\ihington at New York I Powell , Orioles & Kaline,l . .. nms in the first three mnmgs, Thursday_, one day after ~e I at 1 p.m. CALE,..DAR CLO fH Chicago at Boston Tigers 18; Pepitone, Yanks 17. i Smce ~e was obtamed from 1breaktng a streak of more than signed hts 1966-67 contract w~th i _ _ _ __ SPORTCOAT.(.-N&lional L<:>i!u• ' Runs Batted In . Atlanta m . a traae for . Joey 20 scoreless innings. Two scored the Nationul Basketball AssoctaFIGHT RESULTS 1 w. L. Pet. GB National Leogue: Aaron, Jay' the rt~hthander. ha~ -~~~ 1on Don Pavletich's. double . m , ti.oo Chlh. I By United Press InternAtional San Fran 52 :12 .619 ... Braves SS; Mays. Giants 57, ll<>'ses and t\\O otb.er ttmes · 5 ' the first and three tn the thtrd BULLS SIGN LOS ANGELES (UP!) - ArPittsburgll 48 33 .593 2\2 ' White & Allen, Phillies 55; ' knocked out of the box but es· .on Leo Cardenas' 11th horner, CHICAGO (UP!) - The Chica- mando Ranos, 128, Long Beach, OPEN FRIDAY AND Los Ang 46 34 .575 4 i Cif.men~e. Pirates 54 . . ! caped defeat I his first in a mo~t~. o Bulls announced Thursday I Calif., knocked &ut Joey Agui· SATURDA¥ NIGHTS Phila 44 38 .537 7 Amertcan IA!ag"e: B. Robm· t The lone creditable perfor- An error by Wtihe McCovey ~ . . f T0 Thacker I tar l2S'h Mexico (8}. Houston 43 39 .524 8 1 son, Orioles 67; Powell , Urinle s I mance he turned in was again- set up the fir st two and a pass~g~_mg ~ Le ~h· p ell t~ I ' ' _ __ St. Louis 38 41 .481 ll'h : 66; F. Robinson, Orioles 53; . st the Giants and Juan Mari- ed ball lly Tom Hailer after . n t~IS a~ r "1 B:s~etball l LAS VEGAS (UPil Atlanta 39 46 .459 t3 lfl ~ott, Red Sox 52: Kil li11e .: chal, a game the Reds won in Sadecki had struck out ~:~iat~on's an~o;:st team sev- 1 Dupas, 149, Las Vegas, ·o~ Ponl Reg. T.hf. Cincinnati 3& 44 .450 14 T1gers 50. the lOth inning, three innings Perez set up. the other tl1r~e.. en veteran playen under \ pointed Eddie McG ruder, New York 35 44 .443 lH~ , Pitching after Fischer had departed . San Franc1-.co got a P.atr m a t Phoenix (10). _ ___ .:.'• Chicago 25 .55 .313 Z5 · Nation a I League : Perry, ~'ischer (2-6) wilt be trying to their hail of the thtrd on contr c ·_______ ·--·· .. "" """'w $ .00 W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Norman ------------ !lall11entlnel. Pomll!Of·Mldclleport. "'\ I TENNIS SHOES Lehew and two cltUdren and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Abies and j I I' Racine. t==4;::====~-::, .. eumphs· l~a=~· ·_·)~L~~· ( > ASHLAND OIL A REFINING COMPANY ...... lox 471, Hlth-" 124 Phone: WYondolto 2·21" o. Pon~t~or, ~ ' . MmUDGAI I -·,, ·-'" g, ~·· ·) - .. .:hl'l �,. ', • . . ' I ··Lewis Throws 2-Hitter l. p f 7 2 w•Ill .t omeroy or • ~. . pan Lewis pitched 2-bitAult walked, and both scored -~~to' the Pomeroy Pony base-l on attempted pick off at thlrd ~ll team Thursday at Pome- base that went astray. Floyd "i!S.§Ig --. .roy and ne ano hls mates ol doubled, but Burdette fanned · lhe· Middleport Barons clubbed Warner to end i!IRII an assortment ef 11 singles, ,!llciubles and triple• to win 7-2 and move out in front in the 'Melis-Gallla Pony League race. _,., ~,_'J:w• weeks ago Pomeroy bad tfl""len Middleport - at Middleport - also by a five run marjfu, 8--3. That is Middleport's 1only foss. Pomerey also bas lost 1)o Cheshire. While stingy wllh bits, Lewis in neor constont walkedtrouble six Pomeroy'; Bob Burthe corners zone, though he He fanned ·12. ' 11. River News ee. Campai•gn WiJ} Open Saturday y ank Ed ge Closer to Leaders ith~~'":e~ot J~~~ r~:~n~ I \h!u led off with a single, Jim 'Warner slnsled, Pat Archer · walked, and Dave Dodson duubled. Burdette fanned Gene il'owell and got Dennis Aul! to :pop up, but Greg White and Lewis smgled · They got one In the fifth when Powell led off with a double off the church and Lewis 'singled. The fi nal lwo runs were unearned in the 7th when Powell led off wiU• a triple. • . to Tl':Mn NEW YORK (UP! ) The •igheat temperaturo reported Thursday to the U. S. Weather P·1reau, excluding Alaska and li 'JWaii, was 111 at Buckeye TOKYO (UP!) -North Viet deaths. "the peace disturbers and Ariz .. The lowest reported th~ Nam broadcast "confessions" Communilll news agency cblld killers." mornms was 40 at Pellston . captured U.S.. pilots admit- patches also told bow "ocores" The report said the crowd Micb. ' bng ' to bombing "schools, or American prisoner• were demanded that the government angry rnobo demanded their surged forward and lbook America football game. AmerioaD1Leapt Price lags reportedly ranging Boston 009 000 00 00!- 2 12 00 000 up to a half mUiion dollars New York 005- 5 I were placed last winter on the Sheldon, McMahon ID) and llkes of halfback Donno'e Ryan; Downing, Womack <8) THE SHOE BOX MIDDLIPORT, 0. Single game action In Mid- Anderson of Te~as Tech, Atlanta because the blggOBt FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT! dleport Boys League baseball ' HeiSman Trophy wmner Mlke crowd at Buffalo tolaled barely Th d · hi It d · tte Garrett of Southern Cal, 25,000. Game officials are now urs ay m~ resu e . m 1 Maxwell Trophy winner Tom· Yankees edgmg to wlthm \I my Nobis of Texas and fullback predicting a furnout ol more game of the front-runmng Reds. J'om Gra bowsk'' •f lllinoo~ .. than 50,000 $6 game a head) Saturday night.(atThe will The Yanks banded the I n- A total of 60 of last fall s lop he nationally televised (ABC) MIDDLEPORT, 0 . dians their loth loss agaonst college stars, tangle Ill the in 1 r Sla"''"" limO 11 8·30 one victory , 9-6, and made their East-west AU-Star game whieh mco ~ST own re<ord 8-3 to the Reds' 9-3. preceeds their reporting to Close behind are the Brave s~ their respective camps to try idl e last evening, with a 7-3 for pro jobs. season. This is expeded to be . the final crop of rich rookies. The Mike Bolin , the little Yankee forthcoming merger of the fir eballer, started on the mound NaUonal and American Footbut was chased In the second ball leagues ends the prica war when with one out Mullen was that enobled the Andersons and safe on a bobble and t~o walks Garrelts to play the leagaes filled the bases. Bobby Hysell ooe against other to attract Winners of the Meigs Motor- came on to fan Davis, walk • cycle Hlllcllmb of July 3rd Warner and a run In , and gel the top dollar. • ;.ere announced today by the Martin to' pop up to the third The Weal, featuring Ander"~.etgs · coun1Y ' I 0 t ""ie son, Garrett and Nobis, Is " ore, < 1 baseman. elub. favored. But the underdllfl won The Indians got 6 bits off · all of the first five games-all . Leroy Riffle of Charleston Hysell tbe rest of the way, played In Buffalo, N.Y. recorded the fastest time. three bunched in the 6th inn- The game was switched to · Winners of the open classes ing for three runs. were Tom Clark, Lancaster, • ln the meantime, however, first; Ray Justice, Lancaster, the Yanks got to Halley of the second; Sam Saddler, Waterlord, lblrd and Kenny Pritt, ol Indians for five hits, 6 walks, and a Dock of extra base blows Carleston, fourth. inclnding a homer and triple Gerald 1.Hoffman of Lancas- by Wilson, and 2 homers by ter iOQK first in the F500 Rick Van Maire. The other Class while Tim Byres, Lan- Yank hitter was Brown with Caster, was second and D o n two singles. Dye, Reno, O., third. J 0 bn For the Indians, Martin and Totb ohl'l'!l~nville was first . tD th,.;~ .0:: class, Bill Blake Stobart songled, Railey singled ·" N 1 .11 ec nd and and doubled and Moodispaugb w e SOOVI e .'!'iSS S 0 d bled Bill Rudde~; Bluefield, W. Va., ~ ~~~ · l03 _ 6 8 2 lhird. ans .... 011 · Yanks .. .. .. 002 61X - 9 5 I . -W } I Halley and Stobart. Bolin, • , Hysell (2) (WPI , and Wilson. THE STANDINGS W-L GB Pel. , Red Legs ....... 9-3 .750 We'D ltand 011 our .t I v· ·t- g Yankees ....... 6-3 I> .7'!7 heads BARN Rospaa I Hozer 0 : asam ' 73 1 700 0 urs 2-4 and 7-B p. m. Parents Bsrave, s . ...... .. 4--5 3'" .4" JOUI' ......... wltb "edi . W d. ena ors , • ••.. 111 • 't'l y t , ~!J'IC S ar •M Red So< .. .. .. .. •,.7 5,. ,. -~ ' \. ' Uiftl I ' ' -._.s ..ons fnd' 1-10 7'" 091 Hobart F. Daniels, 556 tans .. '"" n . 4v~. ; Thomas G. Dillon, SELL TICKETS ~reka Star Rt. ; Wayne JarCheshire; Mrs. David E. ~- LOUIS <UP!) - The St. II IIBM. Ill Pt Pleasant. LouiS Cardinals satd Thursday James '1. Watterson, Jr.', 1,000 standing room tickets- at Bessie Alb- $4 each-for the July 12 AliR. Green, Star game would go on sale at I w. va .; Mrs. Micb- 10 a.m. the day of the game. Ashland, Ky.; MO SIGNS lnsuronco Agoncy Inc. Coal Grove ; Phone WY 2-3381 , Sloan, Iron- CLEVELAND (UP!) - DefeoB. Brown, slve tackle Dick Modzelewski of 113 E. Second St. Pomoroy, o. Mrs. Edward J. Ben- the Cleveland Browns signed Aohland, Ky.: Mrs. Char- his 14 pro football cootract Hughes, Chesapeake; Mrs. Thursdny. The Browns also Rill••"' Phillips, Wellston. signed defensive end Bill Glass Blrtbs and linebacker Sid Williams. Mnl. Donald Hall, Mason,l ,,;;;;i;;.;~::;;.~_;:.:~~;._=======~=-•.1 our competitor, the electric company, almost did daughter, 8:25 a. m. Thursday: something great for schools. Mrs. David E. Denham, Ill, They've offered to reduce the rates they charge Bt, Plea1!8nl, daughter, 11 •38 a. m. Thursday; Mrs. Dame! Isschools for lighting to h per kilowatt hour. This aac JDnes, Pt. Pleasant, soD, would be wonderful • • • except for the string ~:08 p. m. Thursday; Mrs. llobarl r. Daniela, 558 Tblrd I attached. Ave., soo, 3:25 a. m., Friday. You see, they don't plan to cut the lighting rate ~ Dll<bargeo for all schools. Just for some of them. The rest of BasU Blackburn, John W. the schools would stm have to pay twice as much Bijlyles, Robert B. Brumfield. Harry L. Cameron, Mrs. C. for their lighting. ' I f Cl,rk, Mra. Clarence R. EmTo get the one-cent lighting rate, schools would rick, Lee Gibbs, Mrs. Larry D. : have to use electricity for their heating, too. And Hiirper, Carl N. Hilgenbeg, the cost of heating with electricity is three times as Mrs. Luther E. Hunt, Mra. ~· W. Jones, Mrs. David much as heating with Gas. No electric heat ••• no C: -Miller, James Sural! and special rate on lighting. =bert K. Tbells. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN • • • • 64 Ford Galaxie • • • \ • D . • --.. • to Willard Emerson Hudnall, 28, Rt. 2, Albany, was arresled and jailed Tburaday by the Meigs County SheriJ!'s Departmen1 ou a charge ol DWI. / Cooking Course 63 Mercury Hudnall Completf's ...if~ PIANOS eWUILITZER •ff !& · :;< ~ eiALDWIN on• OTHIR PAMOUl BRANDS \'MI'•ct- frolned s...t..I'HONI 12 JACKSON, O. ,. Feeds * ------ ·---· Seed$ Dart 1963 DODGE 2 Dr. 270 •Seritl. 6 cylinder, stand.,d trans., rtdl• and h.. ter Phone WY-2·2115 Pomeroy~ Ohio Mulberry Ave. A1.L 'tH11 THIN- YaU 0AN M -- • 2 Dr. Hardtol). I cyl. sttndard trans. Radio & htaf· tr, whtawall tirlfJ 1962 CHEVROLET • $1195 Corvalr 2 Door Sedan. Radio and Heater. - 2 Door Sedan . VB. Auto. Trans. Radio. "~ ......... ··- .... nd blue finish. NODOIS ALLOWED R. H. Rawlings Sons "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" 18 $,Second Avo• •• 'I ,, •• • -• • • Notftlng but quality used can thot-oughly reconditioned and ~eed by your BUICK dealer 65 FIAT - • • • • $1,095 "llOOD'' 4 Dr. Sedan. Only 1S,679 easy miles by one local. owner. Like new inside and out. If you are loo~ng for goud gas mi leage and a well kept car, heres your answer. 64 STAR CHIEF - $2,195 Cars, July Pricedl Pontiac 4 Dr. Sedan. You'll have to see and drive this fine autoJ?lobiJe to appreciate its exceptional va- lue. Fully eqUipped with power steering, p<>wer brakes and Hydramatlc. . have to shell out an average of $7.50 per c1assr001a per month more for their lights. (It's as though you had to pay twice as much to operate the lights in your home as your next-door neighbor just because you'd rather heat with Gal. coal or Dil.) Think that's fair? We don't, so we'd like to make a COI1$tructive suggestion to the electric COII'IfiiOY here and now. Why not charge all the schools the same low rate for their lighting, and not just single out the few who're wUiing to put in expensive (lectJ:ic heat? We think this would be the fair vNiJ to really do something for our schools and our childrell. Without the strings. Doo't you? .-. , _ MD._, YOU - - . . . ~· , . - L I IFI lfl -" J English Ford 2 Dr. Sedan. This Is a nice sized econocar _with bla~k vinyl bucket seats, and 4 speed mr sttck sh1ft transmtsston. It is one of those low mile· ' $2195 62 Chev. Impala H.T. _ $1395 Satellite, V-8 motor, ald. trans., radio wls]w tires, deluxe wheel discs, turquols~ ••th black vinyl top, black vinyl int. Only 20,000 miles. Real sharp! Four door. 283 V-8 engine, auto. trans., power brakes, power steering, radio like new white sidewall tires, wheei doses, tinted windshield, white with red mtenor. Very immaculate car with onl,y 34,000 miles. 63 Dodge Polar• 62 Olds Dy111mic 88 _ Convertible - - - - $1495 Holiday Sed. Wbite over beige, beige VInyl Interior, V-8 engine, auto. trana. power brakes and steerlug, wlslw tires. age extra clean cars that are hard to find. 64 PONTIAC ~ataflna 2 D~ - Hard T~p. • $1,995 • HOUR DRY II has fo ur practically new llres, and 1t IS almost hke the day it was sold. It has power steermg, power brakes and std. transmission. CLEANING Service On Request New 1966 Pontiac-$2,960 Catalina _4 Dr. Sedan. Power steering, power brakes. Automatic trans. Btg hub caps, dlx. steering wheel, chrome .around "!'indows, EZI glass and many other accessoroes. This 1s a special no trade price. It is 121" wheelbase, and 290 Horsep<>wer. Robinson's CLEANERS 64 STUDEBAKER - $1,495 57 ,CHEVROLET • • VB 2 Dr. Sedan. Sparkling original black flnisb. tra good for model Ex- BLAETTNARS POIMROY, .... . 65 Ply. 2 Door H.T. _ 65 GT CORTINA - $1,395 V8 Daytona 2 Dr. Hard Top. 9,678 miles. Tills Is a 4 apeed V8 and is reany ' performer. It Ia one of cleanest 84 anyw.bere. @~ @[}::{]0@ ,_ 'IHINK - • Dart 4 Door Sedan. Std. Trans. Radio and Heater. 61 Ford Galaxie I w~~~ Fertilizer Sugar Run Flour Mills Impala 4 Door Sedan. 8 eyl. Std. trans. Overdrive. P.S. Radio and beater. 1961 CHEVROLET - $1095 A' ill liNG A1TACHED! The schOOls that don't heat With electricity'MIUkf 1963 CHEVROLET • $1795 1960 PlYMOUTH -- 1 Pofara 500 - 2 Dr. H.T. Auto. Floor Shift Trana. P.S. Radio and beater. Air conditioning. Corvair 2 Door Sedan. Floor Shift. Radio & Heater. P.S: / • 1963 CHEVROLET • $1695 Y2 Ton. 8 cylinder. - "Sure Sign of Quality" • heater. 2 Dr. 6 cylinder, standard Inns, Dod~e ~595 • Impala 4 Dr. H.T. VB - Auto. Trans. P.S. Radio and 58 Ford Pickup • • MULLEN 1965 DODGE Holding HudnaU 500 4 Dr. I cylinder, auto· mafic tr~ns. Radio and heater, power steering, whitt wall tire ~. 65 - Florida Reported :.80sp1'tal. Ne\VS -t ~ Power steeri ng. 63 Chavrolet 4 Dr. Power Steering and Brahs. Automalic &rans. • • lbe North Gallla North Dislricl. Fury IlJ 2 Dr. H. T. Auto. trans. Radio and heater. 63 Ford Galaxie MIDDLEPORT, 0. , • ::.:t 1965 PLYMOUTH- $2695 500. 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, auto. lrtnt. Radio and healer power steering, whitewall tires. 62 Ford Falcon • • \ • • ' Dump Truck, 8 cylinder. 5 soeed trans . 2 speed rear axle. Long whe-el base. • ::a,.:.W~i' a;""':: 440 - 4 Dr. Sedan. Low mileage. Auto. Trana. Ra· dio and heater, power steering. This car covered by Factory Warranty, 500. 2 Dr. H.rdtop, 8 cy~ lnder, Radio & heater Whitewall tires. o. POMEROY V-8 engine, automatic trans., power brakes, power steering! radio, new white sldew.U., wheel discs, light blue witb white top and blue vinyl interior, 47,000 miles. Cadillac trade-in. $1495 59 Ford Thunderbird _ $1095, Sport Coupe. V-8, auto. trans., power brakes & steering, ndiu, •I•IW t1re1, wheel discs, factory air. .4f!tion·P..Wd "..b·la" Spedab LOOAL TEI\IP8 The temperature in Pomeroy's business dlstriet al 11:30 a.m. today ·~ • degrees, under IWf.IIY ~- 3 ROOMS New .......... _. __ DHLY ~99 c ..... , .... MASON ~ITURE co. M•I9N. W. VA. · ld Clarence E. 1bollllJIOn, 123 1965 DODGE 64 Ford F-700 Winners Announced • Bel Alre 2 Or. 8 cyftnd.r, Auto. Trans. Radio and heater. Whltewalltirh. Bel Aln. 4 Dr . 6 cyl , Standard trans. Wfllte wall tires . .Hillclimb • • I I 64 Ford Fairlane DUDLEY'S ' ·· I'IOrlh GaliiD board •lliln- 64 Galaxie XL ~P~-~-~~-------_..:!~::':":::':":=:::=: =::=::::':":============~b,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!l!!!!!!!""'""'!l!!l) '-.. as principal ond head football coach at Convertlbla. 8 cylinder, auto tuns.. power steer· Ina, power breket and windows, radio & heater On that Important day, show your loved one how much you eue with a gift of flowers. Tell us what the occasion Is, and we'll 1uggest a fitting floral gift. Free Area wide delivery. 59 N. 2ND AVE. wu. The ter of Oak Hill, has been employed as head football coach was also approved bf·lhe board. Ill other action, the North Gall's board awarded lite anThe North Ga!Ha elementary school. nuaf coal contract for VInton School District board o1 ~~~~~ and Bidwell - Porter schools to lion Thursday night in " Carter, wbo was employed as Francis Cottrill ; Standard 011 . monthly sessioo accepted · _~:l::~~;,f:oo~tllall coach, was also the fuel oil contract for NortlJ resignation of Penrod, and as an . elementary Gallia High School, and Gulf ployed Northup and Carter. to be asSigned In the Oil, the contraci fat · BidwellNorth Gallia District. He 1ras Porter scboot. ._ 1 . Penrod has accepted an el~: lr===~..:.;::;:;..,:::...::..~~_;;~~=;.;.-=--. mentary principal's poaiU011 the Nelsonville school system. He was teaeber and footllall coach at Nelsonville prior to coming to Gallipolis. 4 dr. I cyl. At Tran!l., P. ttHrlng, radio and hea,er Flowers Express Your Feelings Beautifully. liMI.8 5 llool! an el~ ~­ --- . -iltanl football ~ at tlt!l at North Gallia High School. - - - -- - - - -- b2 Ford Gal. 500 l,iO==-"===iiiiii=-'- NOW AIR CONDITIONED signed •. Gallia ffigh School lifter two years. William 0. Northup, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, has been em- The budget foro lite eomJDt played as principal to replace Penrod, and Melvin Car- school year, totaliDI $366,370.i0, Nam of violating the Geneva 63 Chevrolet . Robert Penrod, 32 Smithers St., Gallipolis, has re- In Department accused North Viet SALE 18, 3:45 a.m.: _, Peggy Downey lleld 2' 40 p.m.: Ailen R· Morup 18, 4:11a.m.; New Martins- rUI down Winfield 5:45 p.m.; ville up 17 , 12:45 a.m.; Elger- Helen Z. up Winfield 8:50 p, ellff up :12, 6:05 a.m.; Titan up 23, 4:25a.m.; Polly R. np 23, I a.m.; City of St. Loula up Greenup 1:30 a.m.; Lady Rosemary doWD Greenup 7:10 a.m.: Alton Zepbyr doWD Greenup 7:- , I eucuUon. In Wasbingto~ the U.S. State prisoner of war convention by subjecting the American prisoners to such humiliation . Department press officer Wright indicated the United States would protest through the fnternatioAal Red o. JuiJ •.· . \ Penrod Goes to Nelsonville As El p. . } ementary nnc1pa 11 hospitals, churches, and in- , paraded through the streets try and puRish the 1 pirates" nocent people" today and sa1d [Hanoi while "a human sea'' aad. cried out fer their SUMMER SHOE Atlanta 002 000 1100- 2 5 2 Los Ang OOI 00! 01%- s 10 2 <Only gamu seboduled) Jay, maslngame !1), Schneider (3), Olivo (6) and Torre; Although the llland of MadaDrysdale, Regan (9) and . gascar lies only 250 roUes off Roseboro. WP-Drysdale (~11) Mrlca's coast, anthropologists LP-Oitvo (2-3). believe lis original lnhlbltanll eame from Melanesia and In(Only games acbeduled) donesla 4,000 roUes away. Dally l!eiltlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Hanoi Broadcasts Confessions of Pilots Admitting to Bombing Schools, Churches i SAVEl FOOlball •Y, . w. 11 Pomeroy got one run In the third when Randy Burt led off with a walk and scored on an error. Burl also scored the otber run. He led off the fifth with a walk, moved around on George Skinner's single, and scored on Tom Sarver's sacrilice fly. Tuesday Pomeroy Is at Eastern, Southern is at Cheshire, and Middleport has the bye. Barons · --· · 004 010 2-7 II S Pomeroy .... 001 010 11---2 2 2 Lewis and Floyd. Burdette umpire: and Skinner. Plate Young. ·ATLANTA (UP!) -The richest rookie crop In the history of professional football pairs oU 8 here Saturdny night for the sixth annual coaches All- '' ' " 411 a.m:1 ·Knoll: clown Meldabl m.; H. Sbuer, Jr. 6nn1 7:50 p.m.; Mark Eaoton dnwn Wlolield 1:10 a.m.; A. J. PaiALL-STAR Meldabl l:_:lq p.m.; E. P Jones ten up WlDiield 8:50 a.m. lly Ualleii -Prell Jaltl'llallliaal and Boward. WP-Womack <2down Melilahi 11 p.m.; Valley Nalloaal Leque 2). lP-McMahon (U). HRTraJIIPOfler down Meldabl 12:· Pilla 1121 000 010- 4 10 2 Mantle !16th). Gauge readlllga: Gelllpolls 10' a.m.; Flag Sblp ilown MelFOVJt.EYED lUll ,, , Chicago 001 001 301- 5 a 0 Dam 12·3• 12·5• ruanlol m feet dahl 1:10 I.JII.; Jama Durant 'nlo -· ollhe anabl-, • Veale, Mkllesen (8), Me- Cltlcag<1 OOS 002 300- a IS 0 1 on rollers, Pomeroy • MaBOn down Meldabl 2:48 a.m.: Br!Jn.. four-ef~ !Ish or Soulb ~ Bean <7), O'Dell <8) and May, •Wash 000 000 324)-- I 12 0 oul, Pt. Plea:!'~~- 24 · 3 1. HlFnto~ stone up Meldahl 3 a .m.: Val- tral America is divided allba Gooder (7): Simmons, Jenkins John, WUhelm <8), Pizarro 0.76 lallinC, .......w 1 a vollne down Meldabl 4 a.m.; waterline by~ black bar A11oft (3), Hoeft (7), Koonce (I), (8) and Romano, MarllD (81; 2.119 rising, Charleston l8.9'l. Defender up Meldabll:40 a.m.: the bar the eyellfllted;.....,. Hendley !9) and Hundley. WP- Richert, Co• !8), Kaine (8), )fndoo, Marmet and Winfield Elisha Woods up Meldabl 8:35 1ng In ~lr- below the ar 11 11 00 Hoeft (1·2). LP-Mikkelsen (6- Humphreys <9) and Cuanova. clam8 were the sills. a.m. ldapted f.;, vision bene~th Ilia 5). HR-Mola <4th). WP-John (7-5). LP-Richert Boat Movementa: GaUipolll Dim Illinois water . (8-9). lffis-Harrelson (8th), Ohio River- Franklin Pierce down 4:15p.m.; Porpoise downl,~~;;·,...,..._;;;;;;iiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:; 2<1! GOOdown 13, 7::!0 a.m.: Eestern 5:45 p.m.; W-2 down 11:50 p. 5 10 1 Lock !13th). 000 Clnel 1 up 14, 2:10 a.m.; LltUe George m.: Franklln B. down 1:10 a San Fran 002 Dill !0.- 7 IO 1 Detroit 012 001 OllO- 4 12 0 down 14, S:45 a.m.; SL Marys m.; Kay D. up 2:10a.m.; R li· DURING OUR "Wen, you're alway• Jelllac Ellill, Noltebarl (5), Bald- Mlnn 000 101 001- 3 10 I up 14, 4:15 p.m.; Cbrla Jr. up Bosworth n up 4:15a.m. ; Rlvoboul my buying uew aboell" sebdun ((81 andand H~avle~b; Wlckerobam, Podres <9), 14, 4:30a.m.; Mr. C1u1s up 14, r"f Dyer down 5:15a.m.: Philip 88 _eckl 4-6 1 ~ - Gladding <9) and Freeban: 4:30 a.m.; EsBO Pennsylvama Sporn down 8:05 a.m. }RJ:,:: Ellis (5-13). enas Grant, Perry (S), Clmlno (8), down 14, 8:05 a.m.; Beaver up 7W (lith), Fuentes (2ud), Maya Slebler (8) and Nison. WP- 14, 8:50 a.m.: Onward up 14, K8D&wba River - Brian B. <20th), Peleroon <2ud), Haller Wickersham (5-2). lP-Granl 7:55 a.m.; OVEC clown 18, 12:- down Marmet 5:30 a.m.; Lucy NOW IN PROGR&SS !l7tb). (t-12). HRs-Kallne (18th), 10 a.m.; Andre" Calhoun up 16, JMne Luca• down Marmet 7 Klllebrew <lith), Rollina <llh). Z:IS B.m.,· Buck-• State down a.m.; H. E. Bowll!ll down Win- Major League Line Scores l!entlnel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, 0., July 8, 1988 r S1 Ford 4 Door, V-8 motor, tuto, tr1ns. - - - - - - - $~.1 59 Dodge 4 Door, V-8 motor, auto. traM. ------ill~\'l '· 60 R•mbler Am. 2 ,Door, 6 cyl., 1uto. tr1ns. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL I:GG PM Karr& VanZandt Motor Sales "$395 �,. ', • . . ' I ··Lewis Throws 2-Hitter l. p f 7 2 w•Ill .t omeroy or • ~. . pan Lewis pitched 2-bitAult walked, and both scored -~~to' the Pomeroy Pony base-l on attempted pick off at thlrd ~ll team Thursday at Pome- base that went astray. Floyd "i!S.§Ig --. .roy and ne ano hls mates ol doubled, but Burdette fanned · lhe· Middleport Barons clubbed Warner to end i!IRII an assortment ef 11 singles, ,!llciubles and triple• to win 7-2 and move out in front in the 'Melis-Gallla Pony League race. _,., ~,_'J:w• weeks ago Pomeroy bad tfl""len Middleport - at Middleport - also by a five run marjfu, 8--3. That is Middleport's 1only foss. Pomerey also bas lost 1)o Cheshire. While stingy wllh bits, Lewis in neor constont walkedtrouble six Pomeroy'; Bob Burthe corners zone, though he He fanned ·12. ' 11. River News ee. Campai•gn WiJ} Open Saturday y ank Ed ge Closer to Leaders ith~~'":e~ot J~~~ r~:~n~ I \h!u led off with a single, Jim 'Warner slnsled, Pat Archer · walked, and Dave Dodson duubled. Burdette fanned Gene il'owell and got Dennis Aul! to :pop up, but Greg White and Lewis smgled · They got one In the fifth when Powell led off with a double off the church and Lewis 'singled. The fi nal lwo runs were unearned in the 7th when Powell led off wiU• a triple. • . to Tl':Mn NEW YORK (UP! ) The •igheat temperaturo reported Thursday to the U. S. Weather P·1reau, excluding Alaska and li 'JWaii, was 111 at Buckeye TOKYO (UP!) -North Viet deaths. "the peace disturbers and Ariz .. The lowest reported th~ Nam broadcast "confessions" Communilll news agency cblld killers." mornms was 40 at Pellston . captured U.S.. pilots admit- patches also told bow "ocores" The report said the crowd Micb. ' bng ' to bombing "schools, or American prisoner• were demanded that the government angry rnobo demanded their surged forward and lbook America football game. AmerioaD1Leapt Price lags reportedly ranging Boston 009 000 00 00!- 2 12 00 000 up to a half mUiion dollars New York 005- 5 I were placed last winter on the Sheldon, McMahon ID) and llkes of halfback Donno'e Ryan; Downing, Womack <8) THE SHOE BOX MIDDLIPORT, 0. Single game action In Mid- Anderson of Te~as Tech, Atlanta because the blggOBt FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT! dleport Boys League baseball ' HeiSman Trophy wmner Mlke crowd at Buffalo tolaled barely Th d · hi It d · tte Garrett of Southern Cal, 25,000. Game officials are now urs ay m~ resu e . m 1 Maxwell Trophy winner Tom· Yankees edgmg to wlthm \I my Nobis of Texas and fullback predicting a furnout ol more game of the front-runmng Reds. J'om Gra bowsk'' •f lllinoo~ .. than 50,000 $6 game a head) Saturday night.(atThe will The Yanks banded the I n- A total of 60 of last fall s lop he nationally televised (ABC) MIDDLEPORT, 0 . dians their loth loss agaonst college stars, tangle Ill the in 1 r Sla"''"" limO 11 8·30 one victory , 9-6, and made their East-west AU-Star game whieh mco ~ST own re<ord 8-3 to the Reds' 9-3. preceeds their reporting to Close behind are the Brave s~ their respective camps to try idl e last evening, with a 7-3 for pro jobs. season. This is expeded to be . the final crop of rich rookies. The Mike Bolin , the little Yankee forthcoming merger of the fir eballer, started on the mound NaUonal and American Footbut was chased In the second ball leagues ends the prica war when with one out Mullen was that enobled the Andersons and safe on a bobble and t~o walks Garrelts to play the leagaes filled the bases. Bobby Hysell ooe against other to attract Winners of the Meigs Motor- came on to fan Davis, walk • cycle Hlllcllmb of July 3rd Warner and a run In , and gel the top dollar. • ;.ere announced today by the Martin to' pop up to the third The Weal, featuring Ander"~.etgs · coun1Y ' I 0 t ""ie son, Garrett and Nobis, Is " ore, < 1 baseman. elub. favored. But the underdllfl won The Indians got 6 bits off · all of the first five games-all . Leroy Riffle of Charleston Hysell tbe rest of the way, played In Buffalo, N.Y. recorded the fastest time. three bunched in the 6th inn- The game was switched to · Winners of the open classes ing for three runs. were Tom Clark, Lancaster, • ln the meantime, however, first; Ray Justice, Lancaster, the Yanks got to Halley of the second; Sam Saddler, Waterlord, lblrd and Kenny Pritt, ol Indians for five hits, 6 walks, and a Dock of extra base blows Carleston, fourth. inclnding a homer and triple Gerald 1.Hoffman of Lancas- by Wilson, and 2 homers by ter iOQK first in the F500 Rick Van Maire. The other Class while Tim Byres, Lan- Yank hitter was Brown with Caster, was second and D o n two singles. Dye, Reno, O., third. J 0 bn For the Indians, Martin and Totb ohl'l'!l~nville was first . tD th,.;~ .0:: class, Bill Blake Stobart songled, Railey singled ·" N 1 .11 ec nd and and doubled and Moodispaugb w e SOOVI e .'!'iSS S 0 d bled Bill Rudde~; Bluefield, W. Va., ~ ~~~ · l03 _ 6 8 2 lhird. ans .... 011 · Yanks .. .. .. 002 61X - 9 5 I . -W } I Halley and Stobart. Bolin, • , Hysell (2) (WPI , and Wilson. THE STANDINGS W-L GB Pel. , Red Legs ....... 9-3 .750 We'D ltand 011 our .t I v· ·t- g Yankees ....... 6-3 I> .7'!7 heads BARN Rospaa I Hozer 0 : asam ' 73 1 700 0 urs 2-4 and 7-B p. m. Parents Bsrave, s . ...... .. 4--5 3'" .4" JOUI' ......... wltb "edi . W d. ena ors , • ••.. 111 • 't'l y t , ~!J'IC S ar •M Red So< .. .. .. .. •,.7 5,. ,. -~ ' \. ' Uiftl I ' ' -._.s ..ons fnd' 1-10 7'" 091 Hobart F. Daniels, 556 tans .. '"" n . 4v~. ; Thomas G. Dillon, SELL TICKETS ~reka Star Rt. ; Wayne JarCheshire; Mrs. David E. ~- LOUIS <UP!) - The St. II IIBM. Ill Pt Pleasant. LouiS Cardinals satd Thursday James '1. Watterson, Jr.', 1,000 standing room tickets- at Bessie Alb- $4 each-for the July 12 AliR. Green, Star game would go on sale at I w. va .; Mrs. Micb- 10 a.m. the day of the game. Ashland, Ky.; MO SIGNS lnsuronco Agoncy Inc. Coal Grove ; Phone WY 2-3381 , Sloan, Iron- CLEVELAND (UP!) - DefeoB. Brown, slve tackle Dick Modzelewski of 113 E. Second St. Pomoroy, o. Mrs. Edward J. Ben- the Cleveland Browns signed Aohland, Ky.: Mrs. Char- his 14 pro football cootract Hughes, Chesapeake; Mrs. Thursdny. The Browns also Rill••"' Phillips, Wellston. signed defensive end Bill Glass Blrtbs and linebacker Sid Williams. Mnl. Donald Hall, Mason,l ,,;;;;i;;.;~::;;.~_;:.:~~;._=======~=-•.1 our competitor, the electric company, almost did daughter, 8:25 a. m. Thursday: something great for schools. Mrs. David E. Denham, Ill, They've offered to reduce the rates they charge Bt, Plea1!8nl, daughter, 11 •38 a. m. Thursday; Mrs. Dame! Isschools for lighting to h per kilowatt hour. This aac JDnes, Pt. Pleasant, soD, would be wonderful • • • except for the string ~:08 p. m. Thursday; Mrs. llobarl r. Daniela, 558 Tblrd I attached. Ave., soo, 3:25 a. m., Friday. You see, they don't plan to cut the lighting rate ~ Dll<bargeo for all schools. Just for some of them. The rest of BasU Blackburn, John W. the schools would stm have to pay twice as much Bijlyles, Robert B. Brumfield. Harry L. Cameron, Mrs. C. for their lighting. ' I f Cl,rk, Mra. Clarence R. EmTo get the one-cent lighting rate, schools would rick, Lee Gibbs, Mrs. Larry D. : have to use electricity for their heating, too. And Hiirper, Carl N. Hilgenbeg, the cost of heating with electricity is three times as Mrs. Luther E. Hunt, Mra. ~· W. Jones, Mrs. David much as heating with Gas. No electric heat ••• no C: -Miller, James Sural! and special rate on lighting. =bert K. Tbells. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN • • • • 64 Ford Galaxie • • • \ • D . • --.. • to Willard Emerson Hudnall, 28, Rt. 2, Albany, was arresled and jailed Tburaday by the Meigs County SheriJ!'s Departmen1 ou a charge ol DWI. / Cooking Course 63 Mercury Hudnall Completf's ...if~ PIANOS eWUILITZER •ff !& · :;< ~ eiALDWIN on• OTHIR PAMOUl BRANDS \'MI'•ct- frolned s...t..I'HONI 12 JACKSON, O. ,. Feeds * ------ ·---· Seed$ Dart 1963 DODGE 2 Dr. 270 •Seritl. 6 cylinder, stand.,d trans., rtdl• and h.. ter Phone WY-2·2115 Pomeroy~ Ohio Mulberry Ave. A1.L 'tH11 THIN- YaU 0AN M -- • 2 Dr. Hardtol). I cyl. sttndard trans. Radio & htaf· tr, whtawall tirlfJ 1962 CHEVROLET • $1195 Corvalr 2 Door Sedan. Radio and Heater. - 2 Door Sedan . VB. Auto. Trans. Radio. "~ ......... ··- .... nd blue finish. NODOIS ALLOWED R. H. Rawlings Sons "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" 18 $,Second Avo• •• 'I ,, •• • -• • • Notftlng but quality used can thot-oughly reconditioned and ~eed by your BUICK dealer 65 FIAT - • • • • $1,095 "llOOD'' 4 Dr. Sedan. Only 1S,679 easy miles by one local. owner. Like new inside and out. If you are loo~ng for goud gas mi leage and a well kept car, heres your answer. 64 STAR CHIEF - $2,195 Cars, July Pricedl Pontiac 4 Dr. Sedan. You'll have to see and drive this fine autoJ?lobiJe to appreciate its exceptional va- lue. Fully eqUipped with power steering, p<>wer brakes and Hydramatlc. . have to shell out an average of $7.50 per c1assr001a per month more for their lights. (It's as though you had to pay twice as much to operate the lights in your home as your next-door neighbor just because you'd rather heat with Gal. coal or Dil.) Think that's fair? We don't, so we'd like to make a COI1$tructive suggestion to the electric COII'IfiiOY here and now. Why not charge all the schools the same low rate for their lighting, and not just single out the few who're wUiing to put in expensive (lectJ:ic heat? We think this would be the fair vNiJ to really do something for our schools and our childrell. Without the strings. Doo't you? .-. , _ MD._, YOU - - . . . ~· , . - L I IFI lfl -" J English Ford 2 Dr. Sedan. This Is a nice sized econocar _with bla~k vinyl bucket seats, and 4 speed mr sttck sh1ft transmtsston. It is one of those low mile· ' $2195 62 Chev. Impala H.T. _ $1395 Satellite, V-8 motor, ald. trans., radio wls]w tires, deluxe wheel discs, turquols~ ••th black vinyl top, black vinyl int. Only 20,000 miles. Real sharp! Four door. 283 V-8 engine, auto. trans., power brakes, power steering, radio like new white sidewall tires, wheei doses, tinted windshield, white with red mtenor. Very immaculate car with onl,y 34,000 miles. 63 Dodge Polar• 62 Olds Dy111mic 88 _ Convertible - - - - $1495 Holiday Sed. Wbite over beige, beige VInyl Interior, V-8 engine, auto. trana. power brakes and steerlug, wlslw tires. age extra clean cars that are hard to find. 64 PONTIAC ~ataflna 2 D~ - Hard T~p. • $1,995 • HOUR DRY II has fo ur practically new llres, and 1t IS almost hke the day it was sold. It has power steermg, power brakes and std. transmission. CLEANING Service On Request New 1966 Pontiac-$2,960 Catalina _4 Dr. Sedan. Power steering, power brakes. Automatic trans. Btg hub caps, dlx. steering wheel, chrome .around "!'indows, EZI glass and many other accessoroes. This 1s a special no trade price. It is 121" wheelbase, and 290 Horsep<>wer. Robinson's CLEANERS 64 STUDEBAKER - $1,495 57 ,CHEVROLET • • VB 2 Dr. Sedan. Sparkling original black flnisb. tra good for model Ex- BLAETTNARS POIMROY, .... . 65 Ply. 2 Door H.T. _ 65 GT CORTINA - $1,395 V8 Daytona 2 Dr. Hard Top. 9,678 miles. Tills Is a 4 apeed V8 and is reany ' performer. It Ia one of cleanest 84 anyw.bere. @~ @[}::{]0@ ,_ 'IHINK - • Dart 4 Door Sedan. Std. Trans. Radio and Heater. 61 Ford Galaxie I w~~~ Fertilizer Sugar Run Flour Mills Impala 4 Door Sedan. 8 eyl. Std. trans. Overdrive. P.S. Radio and beater. 1961 CHEVROLET - $1095 A' ill liNG A1TACHED! The schOOls that don't heat With electricity'MIUkf 1963 CHEVROLET • $1795 1960 PlYMOUTH -- 1 Pofara 500 - 2 Dr. H.T. Auto. Floor Shift Trana. P.S. Radio and beater. Air conditioning. Corvair 2 Door Sedan. Floor Shift. Radio & Heater. P.S: / • 1963 CHEVROLET • $1695 Y2 Ton. 8 cylinder. - "Sure Sign of Quality" • heater. 2 Dr. 6 cylinder, standard Inns, Dod~e ~595 • Impala 4 Dr. H.T. VB - Auto. Trans. P.S. Radio and 58 Ford Pickup • • MULLEN 1965 DODGE Holding HudnaU 500 4 Dr. I cylinder, auto· mafic tr~ns. Radio and heater, power steering, whitt wall tire ~. 65 - Florida Reported :.80sp1'tal. Ne\VS -t ~ Power steeri ng. 63 Chavrolet 4 Dr. Power Steering and Brahs. Automalic &rans. • • lbe North Gallla North Dislricl. Fury IlJ 2 Dr. H. T. Auto. trans. Radio and heater. 63 Ford Galaxie MIDDLEPORT, 0. , • ::.:t 1965 PLYMOUTH- $2695 500. 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, auto. lrtnt. Radio and healer power steering, whitewall tires. 62 Ford Falcon • • \ • • ' Dump Truck, 8 cylinder. 5 soeed trans . 2 speed rear axle. Long whe-el base. • ::a,.:.W~i' a;""':: 440 - 4 Dr. Sedan. Low mileage. Auto. Trana. Ra· dio and heater, power steering. This car covered by Factory Warranty, 500. 2 Dr. H.rdtop, 8 cy~ lnder, Radio & heater Whitewall tires. o. POMEROY V-8 engine, automatic trans., power brakes, power steering! radio, new white sldew.U., wheel discs, light blue witb white top and blue vinyl interior, 47,000 miles. Cadillac trade-in. $1495 59 Ford Thunderbird _ $1095, Sport Coupe. V-8, auto. trans., power brakes & steering, ndiu, •I•IW t1re1, wheel discs, factory air. .4f!tion·P..Wd "..b·la" Spedab LOOAL TEI\IP8 The temperature in Pomeroy's business dlstriet al 11:30 a.m. today ·~ • degrees, under IWf.IIY ~- 3 ROOMS New .......... _. __ DHLY ~99 c ..... , .... MASON ~ITURE co. M•I9N. W. VA. · ld Clarence E. 1bollllJIOn, 123 1965 DODGE 64 Ford F-700 Winners Announced • Bel Alre 2 Or. 8 cyftnd.r, Auto. Trans. Radio and heater. Whltewalltirh. Bel Aln. 4 Dr . 6 cyl , Standard trans. Wfllte wall tires . .Hillclimb • • I I 64 Ford Fairlane DUDLEY'S ' ·· I'IOrlh GaliiD board •lliln- 64 Galaxie XL ~P~-~-~~-------_..:!~::':":::':":=:::=: =::=::::':":============~b,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!l!!!!!!!""'""'!l!!l) '-.. as principal ond head football coach at Convertlbla. 8 cylinder, auto tuns.. power steer· Ina, power breket and windows, radio & heater On that Important day, show your loved one how much you eue with a gift of flowers. Tell us what the occasion Is, and we'll 1uggest a fitting floral gift. Free Area wide delivery. 59 N. 2ND AVE. wu. The ter of Oak Hill, has been employed as head football coach was also approved bf·lhe board. Ill other action, the North Gall's board awarded lite anThe North Ga!Ha elementary school. nuaf coal contract for VInton School District board o1 ~~~~~ and Bidwell - Porter schools to lion Thursday night in " Carter, wbo was employed as Francis Cottrill ; Standard 011 . monthly sessioo accepted · _~:l::~~;,f:oo~tllall coach, was also the fuel oil contract for NortlJ resignation of Penrod, and as an . elementary Gallia High School, and Gulf ployed Northup and Carter. to be asSigned In the Oil, the contraci fat · BidwellNorth Gallia District. He 1ras Porter scboot. ._ 1 . Penrod has accepted an el~: lr===~..:.;::;:;..,:::...::..~~_;;~~=;.;.-=--. mentary principal's poaiU011 the Nelsonville school system. He was teaeber and footllall coach at Nelsonville prior to coming to Gallipolis. 4 dr. I cyl. At Tran!l., P. ttHrlng, radio and hea,er Flowers Express Your Feelings Beautifully. liMI.8 5 llool! an el~ ~­ --- . -iltanl football ~ at tlt!l at North Gallia High School. - - - -- - - - -- b2 Ford Gal. 500 l,iO==-"===iiiiii=-'- NOW AIR CONDITIONED signed •. Gallia ffigh School lifter two years. William 0. Northup, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, has been em- The budget foro lite eomJDt played as principal to replace Penrod, and Melvin Car- school year, totaliDI $366,370.i0, Nam of violating the Geneva 63 Chevrolet . Robert Penrod, 32 Smithers St., Gallipolis, has re- In Department accused North Viet SALE 18, 3:45 a.m.: _, Peggy Downey lleld 2' 40 p.m.: Ailen R· Morup 18, 4:11a.m.; New Martins- rUI down Winfield 5:45 p.m.; ville up 17 , 12:45 a.m.; Elger- Helen Z. up Winfield 8:50 p, ellff up :12, 6:05 a.m.; Titan up 23, 4:25a.m.; Polly R. np 23, I a.m.; City of St. Loula up Greenup 1:30 a.m.; Lady Rosemary doWD Greenup 7:10 a.m.: Alton Zepbyr doWD Greenup 7:- , I eucuUon. In Wasbingto~ the U.S. State prisoner of war convention by subjecting the American prisoners to such humiliation . Department press officer Wright indicated the United States would protest through the fnternatioAal Red o. JuiJ •.· . \ Penrod Goes to Nelsonville As El p. . } ementary nnc1pa 11 hospitals, churches, and in- , paraded through the streets try and puRish the 1 pirates" nocent people" today and sa1d [Hanoi while "a human sea'' aad. cried out fer their SUMMER SHOE Atlanta 002 000 1100- 2 5 2 Los Ang OOI 00! 01%- s 10 2 <Only gamu seboduled) Jay, maslngame !1), Schneider (3), Olivo (6) and Torre; Although the llland of MadaDrysdale, Regan (9) and . gascar lies only 250 roUes off Roseboro. WP-Drysdale (~11) Mrlca's coast, anthropologists LP-Oitvo (2-3). believe lis original lnhlbltanll eame from Melanesia and In(Only games acbeduled) donesla 4,000 roUes away. Dally l!eiltlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Hanoi Broadcasts Confessions of Pilots Admitting to Bombing Schools, Churches i SAVEl FOOlball •Y, . w. 11 Pomeroy got one run In the third when Randy Burt led off with a walk and scored on an error. Burl also scored the otber run. He led off the fifth with a walk, moved around on George Skinner's single, and scored on Tom Sarver's sacrilice fly. Tuesday Pomeroy Is at Eastern, Southern is at Cheshire, and Middleport has the bye. Barons · --· · 004 010 2-7 II S Pomeroy .... 001 010 11---2 2 2 Lewis and Floyd. Burdette umpire: and Skinner. Plate Young. ·ATLANTA (UP!) -The richest rookie crop In the history of professional football pairs oU 8 here Saturdny night for the sixth annual coaches All- '' ' " 411 a.m:1 ·Knoll: clown Meldabl m.; H. Sbuer, Jr. 6nn1 7:50 p.m.; Mark Eaoton dnwn Wlolield 1:10 a.m.; A. J. PaiALL-STAR Meldabl l:_:lq p.m.; E. P Jones ten up WlDiield 8:50 a.m. lly Ualleii -Prell Jaltl'llallliaal and Boward. WP-Womack <2down Melilahi 11 p.m.; Valley Nalloaal Leque 2). lP-McMahon (U). HRTraJIIPOfler down Meldabl 12:· Pilla 1121 000 010- 4 10 2 Mantle !16th). Gauge readlllga: Gelllpolls 10' a.m.; Flag Sblp ilown MelFOVJt.EYED lUll ,, , Chicago 001 001 301- 5 a 0 Dam 12·3• 12·5• ruanlol m feet dahl 1:10 I.JII.; Jama Durant 'nlo -· ollhe anabl-, • Veale, Mkllesen (8), Me- Cltlcag<1 OOS 002 300- a IS 0 1 on rollers, Pomeroy • MaBOn down Meldabl 2:48 a.m.: Br!Jn.. four-ef~ !Ish or Soulb ~ Bean <7), O'Dell <8) and May, •Wash 000 000 324)-- I 12 0 oul, Pt. Plea:!'~~- 24 · 3 1. HlFnto~ stone up Meldahl 3 a .m.: Val- tral America is divided allba Gooder (7): Simmons, Jenkins John, WUhelm <8), Pizarro 0.76 lallinC, .......w 1 a vollne down Meldabl 4 a.m.; waterline by~ black bar A11oft (3), Hoeft (7), Koonce (I), (8) and Romano, MarllD (81; 2.119 rising, Charleston l8.9'l. Defender up Meldabll:40 a.m.: the bar the eyellfllted;.....,. Hendley !9) and Hundley. WP- Richert, Co• !8), Kaine (8), )fndoo, Marmet and Winfield Elisha Woods up Meldabl 8:35 1ng In ~lr- below the ar 11 11 00 Hoeft (1·2). LP-Mikkelsen (6- Humphreys <9) and Cuanova. clam8 were the sills. a.m. ldapted f.;, vision bene~th Ilia 5). HR-Mola <4th). WP-John (7-5). LP-Richert Boat Movementa: GaUipolll Dim Illinois water . (8-9). lffis-Harrelson (8th), Ohio River- Franklin Pierce down 4:15p.m.; Porpoise downl,~~;;·,...,..._;;;;;;iiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:; 2<1! GOOdown 13, 7::!0 a.m.: Eestern 5:45 p.m.; W-2 down 11:50 p. 5 10 1 Lock !13th). 000 Clnel 1 up 14, 2:10 a.m.; LltUe George m.: Franklln B. down 1:10 a San Fran 002 Dill !0.- 7 IO 1 Detroit 012 001 OllO- 4 12 0 down 14, S:45 a.m.; SL Marys m.; Kay D. up 2:10a.m.; R li· DURING OUR "Wen, you're alway• Jelllac Ellill, Noltebarl (5), Bald- Mlnn 000 101 001- 3 10 I up 14, 4:15 p.m.; Cbrla Jr. up Bosworth n up 4:15a.m. ; Rlvoboul my buying uew aboell" sebdun ((81 andand H~avle~b; Wlckerobam, Podres <9), 14, 4:30a.m.; Mr. C1u1s up 14, r"f Dyer down 5:15a.m.: Philip 88 _eckl 4-6 1 ~ - Gladding <9) and Freeban: 4:30 a.m.; EsBO Pennsylvama Sporn down 8:05 a.m. }RJ:,:: Ellis (5-13). enas Grant, Perry (S), Clmlno (8), down 14, 8:05 a.m.; Beaver up 7W (lith), Fuentes (2ud), Maya Slebler (8) and Nison. WP- 14, 8:50 a.m.: Onward up 14, K8D&wba River - Brian B. <20th), Peleroon <2ud), Haller Wickersham (5-2). lP-Granl 7:55 a.m.; OVEC clown 18, 12:- down Marmet 5:30 a.m.; Lucy NOW IN PROGR&SS !l7tb). (t-12). HRs-Kallne (18th), 10 a.m.; Andre" Calhoun up 16, JMne Luca• down Marmet 7 Klllebrew <lith), Rollina <llh). Z:IS B.m.,· Buck-• State down a.m.; H. E. Bowll!ll down Win- Major League Line Scores l!entlnel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, 0., July 8, 1988 r S1 Ford 4 Door, V-8 motor, tuto, tr1ns. - - - - - - - $~.1 59 Dodge 4 Door, V-8 motor, auto. traM. ------ill~\'l '· 60 R•mbler Am. 2 ,Door, 6 cyl., 1uto. tr1ns. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL I:GG PM Karr& VanZandt Motor Sales "$395 �• I' t ' ,' &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ' Q,, July 8, 19111 ona kepi his reputation high Davis' reported ow-night New• and hill place pr08pert118 . . . . pori pay Ia $15,000 . . . Barbra 1 11'1! never be the oame. Strelsand's Newport one • shol . . . r , also sounds Jyzy: $50,000 (at Cbij col~l Jrv ~m~ flO a Ucket) .. . Greenwich vn: soo erry 8 nothw aladn , ·" t !age suddenly has some men- lVoice of Broadway ' e1Jtad~-i.Wicln·'r,d.-J,_ llalcnmble thneftlurJumbl01, leller to eoeh ~quare, to form four onllnary words. - cameraman; Jack O'BriaD e s urs assignment Zommaring In on pop for a local guest shot ... . Jazz may be dead in this rock· age but the Newport Jazz Fes- ' tival seems not It have heard I the eulogies : trumpeter Miles ! 'l'llere's more than Method Nkruman (Instead of driving the climbers, but waiters, cap· Acting in the Jason Robards· everyone crazy ) Is learning how ta!ns, etc., some there more Lauren BacaU ungladness .. . to drive a car; no applicati~n than 30 years ... The great "Batman" laid a large unprof, for membership yet with Jim· rich spirit of this grand saloon !table egg in Shea Stadium my Hoffa ... Nkrurn ah, is try· d1mrn ed apparently forever I _ here; a few scattered kids in log hard for a diplomatic post when John Pe: ona died: John's the huge Mets baseball bowl . . with Guinea - so Interpol son Edwm, a !Ioe lad, never King Falaal's tips to the \Val· 'can't arrest him if he travels; had the kidaey for the very tht dorf barber wh<> shaved him he's also getting a cram-course personal manner in which Per· every day: $20; to the manicur- in foreign languages. JPSO.ME 1st: $15 . . . A high-society bestfriend of socialite Ceezee (Mrs. An open bcrak " feared Winston) Guest gazed at I he (welcomed, some places) belatter's prize portrait and gave tween Att'y Gen. N. Katzan· Beauty Tips Now ornnre the circled !tlltrs it the Noel Coward reading: bach and the FBI (Over passAll to form the 1urprite anawer, ag By lola Bartrum por· lng the buck on dynamite-lad. 1 paid $IO,OOO for 8 ::::=·;:1=;:"-=::!::::::!:::·=!:::·=~·_:•:::ur~r~•::;•ted by the above cartoon. "lf Merle Norman trait. I wouldn't like it to loo,k en Las Ve~s wire taps! like me" James Mason'~. Ethel and Bobby Kennedy jet I powder base fL....,... , ...-Priul· lh_es_URPR_ffiE_ANSJ_ER_hn----'1 ( off this week to Idaho to shoot "iii blend R" ·ds · with you r own (Alltwert lomorrow) idyll with Countess Vivi Crespi the S81 bas been idled by VV: "I stiU man lver rap! VIa skin to ne and ,.... ' H ' jwnbl"" SCOUT GAILY INDUCE MIDWAY like James' daughter Port· raft and kayak , then to cow- give it a love· Yua~r41J'• land," she advised us , "and poke country for the Ca lgury ly fresh look. Aatwer: JJ'/wr• o §iN pul me11 *''"' IHrB krute-dl'ep iu , Wt e uUh h~r-ON HEI "WADING" LIST sbe's coming to stay with me Stampede Monmouth Park :~r1a ~~~it~~for a visit" . VV has a brand (N.J._) racetrack has closed · tually protects . b t00 W d h circwt TV presumably as a your face against wind burn nf!w eau, ·· or as "conveni'ence" to show odds and sun burn. n is poreous, been sent to top French diplo-t results, phot.. !miShes · · . . "D etc . then' bth erefore h allows your skin to PRICES START AT rnat s an d politJc1ans, o no ru .d . 1 1 th rcat e normally. It will not " NATO 1 Q ngs pal commercta s a e streak from moistu re or see peop e · · · uame trapped bettors. swi~mine. Treat your comBefore British£::r John Mills plcxton to a Jwmrious rnois· -• d El 'I ("It 's be'mg trcme turc ba1ance, which even ex can't stop tWnking of Peg. gQSe n orocco hot weather will not I figure if she'll lie to keep me sold to the IJchitel Bros., prob- di sturb. l - - by Heleft Bottel--t from getting married, she might ably), his backers I including want me back herself, except the Danziger Bros., who own YOUlH ASKED FOR IT! Dear Becky : that her wedding is set for July, London's Mayfair Hotel) calleu . . Right or wrong, a nice Jew· and she's going through with it. • heated conference and de· ----1 Beat II I I .liNMf!lJC) 0 lOLA'S 1 · 15 for young ish girl obeys her parents. But The guy she is marrying makes manded of MiiJs, " Wha ' hoppeople, the<r problems and plea. perhaps you can sway .hem, $1 ,000 a month, which she was pen' " Saddest folk s at the lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON Phone WY 2-3557 'A I .M · and n<~w at a mosi · PRACTICAL PRICEI Tha Nationaline Water Conditioner is the result of extensive experience and reSearch. Ultlmcte in simplicity and efficiency of operation. Fully automatie, electric: timer controls 5-cycle valve which operates 011 water pressure •• . no troublesom1 springs, solen01ds or motors. Adjustable salt dial allows vp to 40% savings on salt. Guest switch for extra recharges. lifetime war· ranty on plastic cabinet and fiberglas min. eral tank. lO·yr pro.roto warranty on valve system, Self contained unit in antiquo white with stunn ing gold trim • 63,000 GRAIN MAX. CAP, $99·95 HELEN HELP US! Tlus column Heal w -JER AUT Q MAT 1CAlLY ' Air.Conditionen J J: I ] l • Norge I I I l R azn • s0ifit acing panlwullero, bown t" the constabulary as the Teeny Boppers," teen-agers who aa firmly for quarlarl and net up to $100 1 week from pedestrlans leo scared to light 126,000 GRAIN CAPACITY- $198.041 7~2,000 ORAIN CAPACITY-$238.00 IngeIs OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING fURNITURE AND HEATING P92·2635 Middleport EDWARD BAER, OWNER Friday and I 232 E. Second sares, the~r troubles and tun. once they meet Pat and find honest enough to tell me was closing weren 't the gentry who'd 234 E. M•ln Pomeroy ~en 992·2036 As wJtll the rest of Helen Help out he doesn't have snake > '" one of the reasons she chose ablaa~nd~o~n:'ed~!t~an~y~w~a~y~l_a_al~e~ly~~ to~:::========,,.:Jb=,;,a.;turd;;,;;~ay;.,;N.;I;g;ht;s~...,!l PomeroJ Us!. it welcomes laughs but his hair and horns growing oul him . - · """-"'.!!.!!=~~~~=====~====.~~== won't dodge a serious questwn 0 f h.15 f h d . . with i! bmsh-off. or~ ea · I want to make one last try, Send your teen-age questi:>ns ~nendshlpS anu.mg other but if I ask her if she still to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, faiths are as necessary fo~ the cares, and she doesn't then • care of Helen Help CS 1 newspaper: this , g"1kas :o~ash~rlffa~he;: H~: ~ e ' an rup lffil 0 5 she'll really ruin things Ride with The be- tween me and Janet because Boys GIRLS AND .WRAT TO business strictly to Jewish they dislike each other, and !JO ABOUT THEM customers. - H Peg will brag. Should I try, Dear Helen : Dear Helen : anyway? 11 girls weren't 50 posses· I was engaged to a girl and If you print this, c"ange It slve and aggressive they'd be she broke it off because she oo the girls won't recognize better ,,ff_ found someone else. I tried to themselves and sign me: You date 8 girl once and >he get over her by dating Janet TORCH BEARER ligures she's going steady with (I'll call her) , and we drifted llear T.B. : you . Date her twice, and, boy, into Demg engaged . Some fellows don't know when you've had it ~ You can' t gd When the fir.~t girl {Let's call they're well off! Leave this rid of her without feeling lrke 1 her Peg) heard about this, she scheming meaning to her $1,000· a heel. told me I was making a big a-month man, poor guy. .. When girls write in and a> k mistake, and then she told me And let Jnnet find a !ian· 1 ;· what dld they do wrong :-md why a lot of bad things about Jan- ce who really loves her! - H. · doesn' t he call again. you d bet- et's former dates. We might This column is dedicated to ter tell l11ern : dames scare have split up, except that _she ~mil~ living, so if ~ou're ha~­ : guys fJft. They sit so rlrbr t il also told Janet a lot of thmgs mg k1d trouble or JUSt plam · us th~! . we can't drive. , nd about me, so we compared trouble, let Helen help YOU . : hang On to our arms. and ex- notes and found out they were She will also welcome your : pect us to park on the first all lies own amusing experiences. Ad' th:tle, nnd then if wt> get 1ro Now you 'd think that would dress Helen BoUel in care of • turned on. l'tiley're shocked, or be enough to cure me. but I this newspaper. ! act like iC ' · ' ; l'd surf; .;Hke to find a girl · that 11 fQ~I~ date without her ~ trving ld·ftloke me prop<H•~. onr : wa~ or another. - NOT r:lll i'J T\ ING "A-1'!tlN'I'RESS . Dear Not: ; They'.k Ai:ound, chum. Keep looking. - H. ! Dear Helen: ~ This is Abie's Irish Rn~.e m reverse. EXcept I'm not ! ilin~­ F01 lila! 1peclol occasion, o ; lng ..o Llnarrying my CaTI:oKeepsab Diamond Ring ill!>. lic boy friend, I just want to be perfect gift now and forever. , frlends Wit~• bim. My wnole And every Keepsake i1 perfamily is so Orthodox they wo:1 't tnanenfly registered and prolocllld 1190inst lou. tveQ ' t~Prish stew. My fath er says I must see Jewi~. ~s or none. My ~rard ­ Y• ICitft poy maNitut you can't mother says, " You marry a booy a ft- Diamond ling !loan o IHpoako nice .Jewish boy, and you'll get a big ~~ritance. " I do~~\; any nice Jew· J!!J eu_l~ ~- ~ J'rl~• l'lut Fe(ler~l Tu Ish boys, because all the nlre enes are already spoken for by nice Jewish girls whose parents insist on it. The field is preiiy llinited, believe me• So :Pt~Ul I ~nd one, wh y can "! I haft- friends of other l a it~"? They ciln't ~ee that my Pal is a nice , respectful , kind, hclrd worltJn8 boy. All they can thmk of is, " He isn't one of us.··BECKY -~---..,·~·- • • 1. <r l~T ~0,.<(~;, .. ~--.··-- a. I - .......... OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. RAY RIGGS, INC. THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA BAUM LUMBER CO. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ~BOGGS EQUIPMENT TINY'S FOODLAND CROW'S STEAK HOUSE SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE LYONS CLOVER FARM RIDENOUR$ SUWtY THE SEWING CENTER " F. J. WALLACE, JEWEI.tR .. GOEGLEIN READY -MIX CO. EBERSBACH HARDWAit! CO. win Sanda f .-e m:; p. r N. W. COMPTON, 0. D vere our You can tell they're good guys; they all wear white hats. cooling pur- 129·95 ''The Spreadin~ingdom" R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Mill & Second Streets Horry Miller, Owner ,E -·~-·· -w ' I' ASSOCIATED RADIO & TV .. . i get an Ad · POMEROY .!'• ADVEmsr pose. 214 E. MAIN ... u.; Olh mira) air-conditioner and en- WY 2·3635 Sentinel Church .News come! The Dodge Boys are ridin', drivin', poundin' leather to gel you and agreat new Dodge together. Step up, pardner; it's your deal. And with the good guys, you know everything's stacked in your favor. 5,000 BTU MODEL _ __ llutler, pastor. m.; Evang~listic service 7:G • ·i Heath Melbodlll Clom•, Mid- p. m.; Midweek Prayer oervlce • "1'1 dleport- Max Donahue, pa• 7:45 p. m, Wedneltlay. tor; Mrs. Naa Moore, Churcb Syracuse Chore• of the NoSchool Supt.; Churcb Scbool lreDO - WWiam C. Thorpe, 1:30 a. m.; Worship Service pastor; Sunday Scbool 9:30 1. 10:30 a. m. ; Methodlst Youth m.; Morning wership 10:30 a.m. Fellowship, 7 p, m.; Olficial Pentecoatal Board meetlntl, 1st Sunday of Pelde<oslal As•emblf Jln1e Baptilll Prayer meeting Wednesday at Pomeri>J- The Ref, Richard JIIDnth, 7:30 p. m. WSCS, 2nd ISl- Rev. Paul E. Joo~s. pa&Firlt Baptist Cltar<b, MlddJ.. 7:30 ~· m. B. Martin, lleclor. Sunday Monday of month, 7:30 p. m.: 1«. Sunday Scbool 11 a. m.; lag Worsblp 10:15 a. m. Columbia Ch -·• ' Morning Prayer and Sermon, Eleanor Circle, Wednesday, 1 Worship, Wednesday and Frlp. m. da a,.., - Worsblp 10:30 a. m, Belblehom Baptllt Church, service each Sunday, 9: to a. 1 Y· Great Bend; Rev, C. L. O'Con- m.; Sunday School 10 a. m.; E UB Letart FaiiJ Melllodlal The Pea~lal Chlii'Ch Midnor, pastor; Robert Lewis, Youth Service 6:15 p. m. Even- ED!erprlle EUB Chareh _ c:Jwte JamH F. Early, pa• dleporl - South 3rd Ave.; Ret. Supt. 1:30 a. m. Morning Wor- log Worship 1 p. m. eacb Sun- Rev Menzel Smith, pastor. lor - LETART FALLS - Wor- B. L. Barrett, paator: Sunday ship end Sunday School; 7 p. day . w.;ship oervtee 9:30 a. m.l Sun· ship, 7:30 p. m. Sunday (ex· Scbool 10 a, m. ; SUnday evettm. Etenlng Service; Thursday PagevUie Community Cburcb day School 10:30 a. m. Youth cepl 2nd Sunday); Church ill& evangelistic service, 7:30 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting. -Rev. Russell Cline, pastor. Fellowship 6:30 p. m. ; Boys Scbool, 1:_30 a. m. Sunday. Unl· ~ m.; W~ay Bible Study "·-·•·· Bap•.... C'-··h.· Young People's service, 7:30 p, and Girlll Fellowsblp, 6:30 p. fled servtce, 9:30 a. m., 2nd 7.80 P· m., Sa~y night Pray-.-.,., ..., m. Thursday· Evangelistic aer. E · · 7·30 Sundau ol month. EAST I.E- rr and Worship 7.30 P. m. Sunday School, 8:30 a. m. Morn• m., verung servtce, . p. ' port: Rev. Donald Boone, pas- vice Salllrday, 7:30 p. m. and m., 2nd and 4th Sundays: Youth TART- Worahlp, 8 p. m,, 2nd Preabyterian tor; Sunday Scbool l:lo a. m., SUnday, 7:30 p. m. Choir, 6:30 p. m. Wednesday. and 4th Thursdays; Church George Baker, Sup!; !O: 15 a. Freedom Gospel Mlaolon - Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p. m., Bcbool, 9:30 a. m. Sunday. AP· Mltltlleporl Flrll United Pro• n c c - -·at::t.. m. Worship Service) BYP 6 p. Bashan Stlvmv!lle Rd.; L. Wednesday. PLE GROVE - Worsblp, 8 p. I!Jteriaa Clrareh - Rev. Haw· AUP'CR '1'1411: CIIUIICII m.; Evening Worship, 7,30 p. Gluesencamp, pastor; Roger M miD Slor EUB Cb cb m., 1st and 3rd Thursdays; ard Ruppelt, putor; Sunday 0 Wilford, Supt. , Sunday School, I ar - Churcb School, 1:80 a. m. Sun- School 9:30 a. m., Fred Lewis, m.; Wednesday, 7' 30 p. m., 10 a.m.; Evangelistic service, 7 ReSundv. MenzeSchool!Sml pastRor: day, GREAT BEND - Wor· SUpt.; 10:30 a. m. Worship; prayer meeting, 8:30 p. m., :30 p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 ay , 9. ~ a. m., oy ship 9:30 a, m., lsi and 3rd 5:tii p, m, YF; Wed., 6:30 p. choir practice. p. m. Tuesday. !~.t MeMtermln, Supt., Ea[!_ Shl~e;5 8mdays; Church School, 10:t5 m. Junior Choir; 1 p. m. Sen· J'lrlt Baplltt Church, PomeRullaad Mlsslou - .0 II v e """ .; 0 g wo:smp, : a.m. Sunday. MORSE CHAPEL lor Choir. roy _ Rev. Carver Williams. Newman, missionary pastor; a. m.; Prayer meetmg, 7:30 p. -worship, 11 a.m., lsi and 3rd Sunday School 9:30 1111 10 :20. Sunday Scbool 9:30 a. m. ; m, Thursday. Youth Fellowship Sundaye: Church School 9:30 a. Syraeaae First United Pres: . 1"30 p m Sunday .....rlao Cburcb - Church serWorship aervice, 10:30 a, m.; Worsh1p 10:30 a. m.; Preacblng · · · • m. Sund ay. .,~ Nursery and Junlnr Churcb for 7:30 p. m.: Prayer service, Lotlrldge EUB Chun:h Mlnonvtlle Melhotlllt Cltar<bl vices 10 a. m.; Sunday School 7:30 p. m. Thursdau. Re J k y to , - Wendell G. Stutler, pastor. I a. m.; Bible Study, 7:30 children. ~ v. ac oung, pas r' P. m Wednesda Church 01 Chrut SUnday School 9:45 a. m., Sundly School, 10 a. m.; Wor· Y· Flnt Bapllat Churcb, Racloe, Bradbury Churcb of Cbrls~ Russell Archer, Supt. Sunday abJp service 11 a. m. RarrlsouvWe Proehylerfen Rev. C. L. O'Connor, paalor. Larry Williams, minister ; Bible worship, 10:45 a. m. end 7:30 I'Grlland Melhodlal Church- Olurch, Howard Ruppel!, pa• ....., S~y School 9:30 a. m., Sam School and Morning Worship p. m. alternately. Bible Study B. L. McDaniel, pastor. Sunday tor, Sunday School, 10 a. m.; That's wlttlt :ay ~I eats Slid ftllll I llt!lood If 1 19 tiD Eddie'I ll8ao Curtla, 1Upl.; 10•46 a. m, Morn- 10:30 a. m.; Christian EndeaV: and prayer service, led by pas- School I :30, Harold i~Mls;h• Worship 7:30 p. m. mg Wo~blp; 8:30 P: m., BYF or, 6 p. m.; Evening Wor- tor, 7:30 p, m, Wednesday. Supt.; Kemeth McLeod, Ass l Syracuoo Mlosl.,- Earl Cos- day School. You see, there are lots f1f ehul'd!les ill town. Aad 117 pareDta uma't and Juruor Fellowsh1p; I p. m. l!hip, 7 p. m. Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. Supl, Preaching 7:30 p, m, Sun- 1Dr, pastor. Wednesday and FriEvenlllg Service; Wedneeday, Hemlock Grove Christian 3rd Saturday of month. day, . dly services, 7:30 p. m. cided whir.h 'IIIII u.at tiD atteDd, T~ ue importaat cleclsiou. TMr take UO P. m., Prayer Meeting, Olurch _ James Quisenberry. Soath Bethel EUB Ch!lrch Racine Melbodlal Churcb • time! 8:30 p. m. Benlor Choir Pra<> Worship Service, 1:30 1 . m.: Rev. But 1Jiat dol ~, make Sullday lllOt'lliJigs DniCh fun. With all ..,- friende Jafk Young, pas H. L. McDaniel, pastor: SunLart4Jr Day Sarnfl live; Tuesday, 3:30 P· m. Jun- Sunday School, 10 a. m., stan- tor: Sunday School 9:45 a. m., day School 9:30 a. m.; Preacb· Reorganized Church ol Jesus at c:hurcls, tbere'a 1111bociy tiO play with UtCept that bully up the etreeL ADd lor Cbolr PracUce. ferd Stockton, Supt. Norman H, Bahr, Supl; Sunday lag 10:30 a. m.; MYF 5 p. m.; Qrlst of Latter Day Balnll Dad and Mother say I abouhiD't play with him. Cheoldre • Kyror • Hartford Bradford Church of Christ- Worship 10:4o a. ~· and 7:30 Prayer and Bible Study, 7:80 p. C. W. Proffitt, pastor: S!J: miles That's :fullny I How come parents eNl deelde what kind of bofl we Moult! plq Pa~ _ Warren G, Zinn, Joe Robinson, minister; Hom· p. m. alternately. B1ble Study m. Wednesday. from Racine on Racme • Port- with, but they ean't decide what elmreh we should attend t pastor. Worsblp senices are: er Forrest, Supt.; Bible School and Prayer Service, led by pas- Rock !iprlnga Melhodlol- laad Road. Sunday School, 9:30 Seems to me that going t10 ehurch uext Sundl,y JDight help WI all decide. Hartford Baptiat 1 a. m, DST; 8:30 a m.; Morning Worship lor, 7:30 p. m. Tbursday. Chester Lemley, pastor; Wor- a. m. ; Wor.sh!p 10:_30 a. m., ~ ~.,.. . . ........ Little Kyger t:30 EST. 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worship, Tuppers Plains EUB Chun:b ship service 8:30 a. m.; Sun- SUnday evemng servJCe at 7:30 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thundoy Friday Sohudoy Cheshire Baptist 10 ,46 EST. 7 p, m. Wednesday 7 p, m, Bl· - Rev. Jack Young, pas day School, 10:15 a. m.; ~ p. m.; Wed., worslnp service eronomy Joshua IJ Chronieles Psalms Isaiah Philippioras Hebrews ~.. 15-20 24 :19-28 29 :1·11 33:4-12 4t:8-13 1:19-26 11 :23-28 ' Church Scbool at Hartford, at b!e Sludy. tor ; Sunday worsh1p, 9:30 8:30 p. m. Prayer and B1ble at 7:30 p. m, 9:50 DST: ltygM' 10, 20 EST, Deller Cbureh ol Christ - a. m.; Sunday Scboel, 10 a. m. : Study, Wednesday, 7:30 P· m. Roman Catholic ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ and Cheablre t· 46 EST Bible School 9:30 a. m. Preacl> Hobart VIneyard, Supl Bible Radand Methodl1t Cbarch Our Lady of LoNlto Mlsoloo · ' lag 10:30 a. m., first and tblrd Study and Prayer oorvices led Rev, C. J . Lemley, pastor: LIDI Bottom _ Rev. Thomas With the hope it wUl, in aome meaaure, fo11er and help • MI. ~ F.W.B. aurcll - Sundays. by pastor, 7:30 p, m. Tuesday. Olurdl Scbool 9:30 a. m. ; Wor- Pelronek administrator · Sun· Sunday Scbool 1:46 a.m., Earl Mason City Cbun:b of Cbrlst, Adult C!asa Meetlag 7:30 p, m. ship 1ervice, 10:30 a. m. MYF day Mas~ 8:30 a. m.; 'H 0 1y rain that which ;, sood in family and community IL/e, rhh feaStarkey, SUpt.; EveaiJJa wor- Miller Street - Sunday Bible last Monday ol month. Monday, 1:30 p. m. Days of Obllgatlon, 7 p. m. ture is spomored by the bw ineas firma and organisation• ship, 7:30 p. m. by Cec:IJ Col, Study, 9 a, m.: Evenlllg Wor· Syraea•e EUB Church- Rev. Sulton Methotllol Church St. Joba'l Catholic MlssloaLaymen; YOUD& P..ple'l meet- ship, 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Sun· B. L. McDamel, pastor ; Mrs. Near Guysville (Dutch Ridge) ; who•e lUimes appear below. lng and Bible Study, 7:30p.m. 7:30 p. m, Wednesday, day Scboo\. 9:30 a. m.; Ben Lester L. Roush, Supt. Wor- Rev. Frank Manier!, pastor, Wednesday; Cbolr practice al Middleport Churcb of Chrlal, Qulseltberry, Supt. ; 10:30 a. m. sblp 9:15 a. m., Sunday Scbool Sunday Mus 10:30 a. m.; Holy 7:30 P· m. Tharaday. &th and Main Streets - Don- Mornlllg Worship service, lat 10:15 a. m. Day of Obligation 6:30 a.m.; Rltlutl l'!nl Baplla& Chlll't!h aid Hlcks, minister; B 1b 1e and 3rd Sundays of the month. Oak Grove Methodlsl Cburcb Confession, I> hour _ Sunday Scbool 8.20 a. m • School, 9:30 a. m., Kenneth Me· 7:30 p, m. Evening Evangells· -8. L. McDaniel, pastor, Earl Mus. Pr chlna SaDdaJ 2:30 ·• E!hlnney, Supt.; Morning Wor· tic Service, 2nd and 4th Suo· Cross, Supt. Sunday _School al Sal at' A ' .incoln-MtrCUf1!.Cotnet·Eng!lsh FOt'd Flee p. m, shio \0:30 a. m. Evening Wor- day of month. 10:15 a, m.; Preacblng 9:15. V ton rmy Bake rs of Holsum Bread 85 N. Court St. Athens 593~801 Bapllat · Pr Se 1 Bethany EUB Charcb - Rev. Syracuse Methotllst Church Tile Salvation Army, - EnChurch - Ref. Paul Tayler, sblp, ~P· m. ayer rv ce, I'Gul iA. Sellers pastor: Morn- Wendell G. Stutler, pastor; wor- vay Ray S. Wining, officer in ~I«; SUnday ~~ 10 a. ay, ~cbm~f Cbrisl- lag Worship, 9;30 a. m.; Sun- ship aerviee, 8:35 a. m., sun- t:barge. Sund~y 10 a. m. Hotim., Guy Priddy, Supt., Preach: J astor· Bunda day School, t0:30 a. m., Blythe day School 9:4o a. m.; MYF IIOSS meeting, 10.30 a. m. Sun· log oervlce, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer erry . • P Ch' cb Y Thelas Supl: Youth Fellow· Sunday 6 p. m. Prayer meeting day School. Sunday 7 p. m. aervlct~, 7:30 p. m, Wednesday. Scbool, 1.30 a. m.,Chr,':'tl seEr- ship 6•. 30 P. m 8mday 7.30 P m. Young People's Leg10n ; 7:30 p. Builders and Bui !ding Sllfll)litf vice 10·30 a. m • ,. an n• ' · · · Sal ti ti Th U... 8apllal 8utla !lcbael · . '' , CARMEL EUB Chlii'Ch-Rev. !lyseD 11u1 Free Methodist- 11 • va on mee ng; "'"" LOCAL UNION .S668 Chester, Ohio Ph. 985-2005 - D.A.V. Hall, Seeond =~:;030 p,;.m,, Evening ser- Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Sun· Robert E. Smith, Sr., pastor. day, 1 to 3 p. m. Ladles Home Ravenswood, W. Va. -• ...__ ••·- s-......o • , p. day Bcbool 9·30 a. m Wayne Sunday School 1:30 a, m.· 0. League; 7 p. m. Prep classes; ..., • - · " .,_,., .....-•• Rallaad Cbara of Chris~ ' ' ·• ' 7·30 p m Bible Study by French City Baptist Church Roy Carter minister Bible Roush, Supl; 10:30 a. m. Mom· 0, Patterson, Supt.; Morning · 1 • an· In GaWpol!s. Alflllated w!lb 8. School, 9:a0 8 , m. w~rl!hlp and lag Worship, 2nd and 4th Sun- Worship 10:30 a. m. Youth ~ :a.!...t er serv ces B.C. Rev. R. L. Plnaon, paat«, Preacblng aervice t0 :30 a, m. day of tba m~nth; 8 p.m. Even- 9k1e 6:45 p. m.; Ev.angelistlc Sunday School every Sunday, Young People's meeting, 6:30 lng Evangelisuc Service, 2st message 7:30 p. m., Prayer Ashland Oil ProdiU:ts 3 p. m, Preaching services the Evening Service 7 and 3rd Sunday ol month. meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m, I'Gmeroy Sevealb Day AdvenBrown'• Bottle Gas 4th Sunday of eacb mouth. ~ Braley Bible School Psu:::: Federated Church, Pomeroy Laarel Cllfl Free Melhodlal Ill Cb""'h - Mulberry Heights :UO IJncoln St. Middleport 992-2550 Pomeroy 1192-2186 MI. Harflh Baptllt Church- ·Zloa Cbure'b of Chrlll, Ptm· - Rev. W. IL Perrin, pastor; Olordl - R. Eugene Gill, pas- Rd., north ol Meigs Memorial Comer ol Fourth and Main st., eroy. Harrisonville Road -En- Carl Kautz, Supl; Sunday 1Dr_: Su_nday School 9:30 a. m.; Hospital. Pastor, F. w., Gilford, Middleport. Rev. Nyle Borden, sene Underwood. minister. Bl· Bcbool, 9:15 a. m. Worablp, Phil WISe, Supt.; Mornmg wor- James R. Hoffer•. Ass~ Serv· minister. Sunday Schtol 9:30 a. hie School, 9 ,30 a, m.; Morn- 10:25 a. m, ship 10:30 a. m.; Youth Servo Ices on ~turday . . m. Arnold Rlcbarda, Supt. 10:30 lng Worship, 7:30 p. m.; RoIces 7 p. m.; EvangeUsllc ser- Bcbool, 1.30 p. m., ! bert Reed, Bible School Supt. DanvWe Pilgrim HollneS8 - vice 7:30 p. m. Mid·Week pray- 2:80 p, m.; Youth meeting, a. m, Momlag Worsblp. 1 Saleo - ALLIS CHALMERS - Service ' 0hio's Oldest Dodge Deater" Naomi Baplllt Charcll ,... (LAngsville Pool Offlee), Ref. er service 7:30 a. m. Wedno• :30 p. m.; B1bie Study, '1~~: 1 1 Farm - Industria! - Lawn & Ganim Middleport, Ohio Sunday School 9, 30 a.m.; WorChurch Of God o. H. Cart, pastor: Sunday day. . day, 7:30 p, m.. at 37 E Tuppers Plains Phone 887.S4S8 lhlp 11 1 . m. ; Wednesday, 7 Cbeolor Churcb of God - Scbael, 1:30 a, m., Robert Grate The Ualted Methotllst Chnrcb Heights, Galllpohs. p. m., Pray!'r aervlce. Rev. Dale Thornton, pastor. Supt.; Worship service al 10:80 Pomeroy - Rev. Melvin AIUnited Brethren Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.: a. m.; PUgrim Youth, 6:46 p. klre, pastor. Sunday Divine Eden Ualted llrethrea Community Momlag . Worship_ at 11 •· m. : Evangelistic service, 7:30 w..-ship at 8:30 a. m. Sermon : Olrlll Cherch- Rev. Elden R. .... Ito Ch--• K'•• b 7:30 p. p. m.• Mid-Week Prayer and "The Judgment of God." Blake, pastor .. Suud ay """ e a ,....., .,.1 ury m. Evangelistic P fservice 1 30 Road - Rev. Clyde Hinton, m.: rayer mee mg, : P·~· Praise, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Church School Study Hour at 10 a. m.; Winnie HolsinJler.ll " Kent•cky Fried Chickm" Middleport, Ohio paator: Sunday School 9:30 a. Tuesday; Young Peoples 1:30 a. m. Churcb Official Supt.; Christian Endeavor, 7: Pomeroy m. ; Ralph Carl, Supl Sunday Service, FrldayCh, 7' 30h p.f m,GodJehovah Board meets M911day at 7:30 p. m., classes for all, Song , p m The Woman's Society of • 8 ML Mor!ab ore 0 Prea bing 8·20 WorsbJp • ervlce 10:30 a. m. Rev James Satterfield pastor lllllgdom BaH of Jehovu s · . · . """ p. m., c . and 7:30 p. m. alternately. Scb 1 9-45 a. ,;, . Wor· IV!tnesoes - PubUc meeting ChriS_tiaD Service meets on m. ; Mid:Week prayer m"eting, ll 00 . Y · .. • Sunday, 5 p. m., Watchtower Tuesoay at 7:30 p. m. PubUc 7:30 p. m, Wednesday, Mra. ship service 11 a.lnm. and 7·30 .,.,..., 6 P m,• Bible S"••• Invited to worship and study Mazie Hots•·~ claoa leader 30 p, m, UONW,J, Church alld Office Supplies - GI!U w~ m, Prayer Young meet g 7:People's ' ~· aue~ . , 1 ~ i\.esday· We l'i!l AU Doctors Prescriptions Tuesday 1 p. m:; Service meet· on Sunday. Lelut Falls Ulllted 992-2955 Pomeroy 1192·2641 Middleport ling' 1.30 Friday lng, 8 p, m. Thursday; Minl&Ntu~arefUI Ia Christ ~ - James Mor· FOil ALL OCCASIONS m::atla~d "cb!hm.of God ' - try School, 7 p. m. Tbursda7. rison, pastor. Sunday School R J0 hn smaUwood paator· L h The Cbtii'Ch of N . _ 1:30 a. m. Preaching sen•lces II ·we witt ilowers averywbere av. ' ' ut erma ChHter - Rav Herbert Grato lint and third Thursday -- Sunday School 10 a, m.; Evao- St. Pial's uti St. Jollll's -"'· . ru·•··; "•"'•• Supt 7•30 p m Seeond and fourth II .--r, .....u - • • • • gelistic servlct 7 p m · Young WY 2•2039 · ·• Lldboru Church - Morning Charles Blaell Ass'l Sunday SUnday at 7:30 p. m. General Merchllndise furniture and Appllancn , 1 01 NIGHT WI t-2fll People Endeavor P· m. Wed- wonhip 8:15 a. m. and IO:f5 Scbool NO a.' m . Mornillll meeting .......t and nesday; Prayer meeting 7 P· a, m.; Sunday School, 9:30 a. Worship '11 a. NYPS 6:45 Thursday, 7:30 p. m. and TUppers Plains 687-3280 Phone 9115-2125 CJtaer, .QIIIo Pomeroy Flower Shop m. Saturday. m. (Both congregatiOIIS are p. m.; Evening Service, 7,30 and third sunday, 7:30 p. m. W. Msla Pomei'01 E • pal meeting ae one at St. John's p. m,· Midweek Prayer oervtce ML Rermoa Ua!ted BN,IIlnm ll .lira. ll!!lard Van Meter PIICO Cburcb Church at Pine Grove while ?:30 m. Wednesday. 11 Chrlal Cb....,b -James Mor":;;;;;::;;::;;::::;:;;;;;::;;,...Gn;:~ce~EP~IIc9pal:;;:;__;~;;;~the new BL Paul'• Chun:b Ia Middleport Cbareh of tile Nu- rison, pastor. Sunday WHiTE SEWING MACHINES Bulova Watches - Solei all4 Sfrwiot beinl buill - Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett, 1:30 a. m. Preacbinl, flr.lt •Ewrything For the Woman thllt Sews" Methodille Sunday School P:30 a. m.; tblrd Sunday, 7:30 p, m. Seeondll Jllddleport 83 Kill St. Middleport 992·5320 186 N. Second , Alfred Melbod!sl Chareh - Momlns WOI'IWp 10:30 a. m.: and fourth Sunday. 11 a. Rev . Pearl A. Casto, pastor; NYPS Young People, 6:45p.m. ; Prayer meeting every Wedlnea-11 OPTOMITIIISr Sunday Scbool at 1:30, Lloyd EvangeliStic meeting 7:30 p.m.; dly at 7:30 p. m. Christian Office' Houn. 8 10 12. ~ to 6 (ClOH al NOOD OD DUllnger, Supt .• Worship aerv· Prayer meetlag, Wed. 7:30 p.m. deavor, second and fourth Sunlbun. - EaS1 CoiU'I St. Pomeru• clea at !O:G, Swartz, lay· Po11any Olri of the Nu- day, 7:30 p. m. . I "Everything ill Rardlii1 ~~ - - ---------- ---. leader. Suoday, 6:30, M.Y.F., . _ - Rev. Kenneth Ptereo, ---1192-3284 Middleport followed by wOI'IIh!p ..ervlces putor: Raymond Walburn, RELATIONSHIP .. Pomeroy, Ohio TUNE IN with Rev. Casto at 7:46, Wed-. SUpt.; Sunday Scbool, 9:30 a. Franklin D. Rooaevelt, 7:46 p, m. revlui services IJ&. m, Mornlnc Worship, 10:30 a. president, was a fifth COU!Iin II liD atld contillue throuah July m, !veniDg Servlee, 7 p, m.; and biS wile, ~:::•R~w:a~svel~: Jl QOTHING':J:I)~ :M' with the ' Rav. L. M. Barnetl PrayM' meednr, 7 p. m. Wetf. niece of Theodore ol Hunllnfton, evangelist. .-.,. the 26th U.S, prealdenl West Main Sl Pomeroy Tab SOtMON With YeN t·~ 1390 WMPO RADIO .....,..,. llelllodlll Clltm!ll ID Pomlf07 o--eo:.'r-. Support llu! Church of yo~r Choice - Peu1 A. Cuto, put«. WorBaeille ~ Gl lht N• TOMB IN CAPITOL .ltmJtlt Wllloa, Jllr! ,, ; I sblp ..mce, 10 a. m., enry 11'8111 - ~ School t;31 A tomb beneath the rotunda ' other ·Sunday 7:46 p, m, SUn- a. m.; SUnday Worsblp 10,30 of the U.S. Capitol was built for ' tlal' lleboo~ 1 a. m. Jolm Jlal. L m.; Evt.nlng Servlce 7:30 p. the expresa purpose of holdinl Attend the Cllurcla of Y0111' ~ Sermons flrom GraC8 Epl1copal Church, Pomeroy ley m.; MJd.weel! Prayer Serv~ the ~mains of GeorHe Washinl· ' . 7:30 p. m, Wednesday. Rev. ton and hill wile. The tomb REV. RICHARD MARTIN, RECTOR Bakera of Good Bread fllrei& Ra Mtlllotlllt cllarU Morris M. Wolfe; pastor. authorized by Congress ifl 1'199 1 Morni"' Wol'fhip . ..... · · 10:30 AM $unday ~ llcbooJ t a. !I'·· Mn. ~ of the N111o to commemorate the great Huntington, W. Va. A Tlu!ut/htfUI Awrppc:h To Rell¢0111 Pt'o~lems. . fted N._, &!pt._Wqnblp ..,. - Su114a7 School 9:30 •· events of Washlnltoo's military w:,:=ters I line for every . . w.•l-·o) -,- :U.. ! joy cool comfort . See Dally Sentinel, Pameroy..llllddleport, 0., JUly 8, 1968-7 ucc l Don't swelter - .' 'J I SUNDAY 9 --------·-·-·-" 4M 8u!it. Middleport, 0: t..;,..~ . --~"~I,--::-.. ,:-~..:-~---~-- ·' -·-----------------~------.._..:.-------' • ,I o ' HEINERS BAKERY aa.- . -- HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE ' m, .a a. t:Rif, W~m,; ~ ~orsblp t0:46 a. land' poUtical W.. . NEW YORK BEN FRANKliN STORE 1:-~-~~-------:'!'IJI"~~-~,.,~~i!::!!!l~rl: �• I' t ' ,' &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ' Q,, July 8, 19111 ona kepi his reputation high Davis' reported ow-night New• and hill place pr08pert118 . . . . pori pay Ia $15,000 . . . Barbra 1 11'1! never be the oame. Strelsand's Newport one • shol . . . r , also sounds Jyzy: $50,000 (at Cbij col~l Jrv ~m~ flO a Ucket) .. . Greenwich vn: soo erry 8 nothw aladn , ·" t !age suddenly has some men- lVoice of Broadway ' e1Jtad~-i.Wicln·'r,d.-J,_ llalcnmble thneftlurJumbl01, leller to eoeh ~quare, to form four onllnary words. - cameraman; Jack O'BriaD e s urs assignment Zommaring In on pop for a local guest shot ... . Jazz may be dead in this rock· age but the Newport Jazz Fes- ' tival seems not It have heard I the eulogies : trumpeter Miles ! 'l'llere's more than Method Nkruman (Instead of driving the climbers, but waiters, cap· Acting in the Jason Robards· everyone crazy ) Is learning how ta!ns, etc., some there more Lauren BacaU ungladness .. . to drive a car; no applicati~n than 30 years ... The great "Batman" laid a large unprof, for membership yet with Jim· rich spirit of this grand saloon !table egg in Shea Stadium my Hoffa ... Nkrurn ah, is try· d1mrn ed apparently forever I _ here; a few scattered kids in log hard for a diplomatic post when John Pe: ona died: John's the huge Mets baseball bowl . . with Guinea - so Interpol son Edwm, a !Ioe lad, never King Falaal's tips to the \Val· 'can't arrest him if he travels; had the kidaey for the very tht dorf barber wh<> shaved him he's also getting a cram-course personal manner in which Per· every day: $20; to the manicur- in foreign languages. JPSO.ME 1st: $15 . . . A high-society bestfriend of socialite Ceezee (Mrs. An open bcrak " feared Winston) Guest gazed at I he (welcomed, some places) belatter's prize portrait and gave tween Att'y Gen. N. Katzan· Beauty Tips Now ornnre the circled !tlltrs it the Noel Coward reading: bach and the FBI (Over passAll to form the 1urprite anawer, ag By lola Bartrum por· lng the buck on dynamite-lad. 1 paid $IO,OOO for 8 ::::=·;:1=;:"-=::!::::::!:::·=!:::·=~·_:•:::ur~r~•::;•ted by the above cartoon. "lf Merle Norman trait. I wouldn't like it to loo,k en Las Ve~s wire taps! like me" James Mason'~. Ethel and Bobby Kennedy jet I powder base fL....,... , ...-Priul· lh_es_URPR_ffiE_ANSJ_ER_hn----'1 ( off this week to Idaho to shoot "iii blend R" ·ds · with you r own (Alltwert lomorrow) idyll with Countess Vivi Crespi the S81 bas been idled by VV: "I stiU man lver rap! VIa skin to ne and ,.... ' H ' jwnbl"" SCOUT GAILY INDUCE MIDWAY like James' daughter Port· raft and kayak , then to cow- give it a love· Yua~r41J'• land," she advised us , "and poke country for the Ca lgury ly fresh look. Aatwer: JJ'/wr• o §iN pul me11 *''"' IHrB krute-dl'ep iu , Wt e uUh h~r-ON HEI "WADING" LIST sbe's coming to stay with me Stampede Monmouth Park :~r1a ~~~it~~for a visit" . VV has a brand (N.J._) racetrack has closed · tually protects . b t00 W d h circwt TV presumably as a your face against wind burn nf!w eau, ·· or as "conveni'ence" to show odds and sun burn. n is poreous, been sent to top French diplo-t results, phot.. !miShes · · . . "D etc . then' bth erefore h allows your skin to PRICES START AT rnat s an d politJc1ans, o no ru .d . 1 1 th rcat e normally. It will not " NATO 1 Q ngs pal commercta s a e streak from moistu re or see peop e · · · uame trapped bettors. swi~mine. Treat your comBefore British£::r John Mills plcxton to a Jwmrious rnois· -• d El 'I ("It 's be'mg trcme turc ba1ance, which even ex can't stop tWnking of Peg. gQSe n orocco hot weather will not I figure if she'll lie to keep me sold to the IJchitel Bros., prob- di sturb. l - - by Heleft Bottel--t from getting married, she might ably), his backers I including want me back herself, except the Danziger Bros., who own YOUlH ASKED FOR IT! Dear Becky : that her wedding is set for July, London's Mayfair Hotel) calleu . . Right or wrong, a nice Jew· and she's going through with it. • heated conference and de· ----1 Beat II I I .liNMf!lJC) 0 lOLA'S 1 · 15 for young ish girl obeys her parents. But The guy she is marrying makes manded of MiiJs, " Wha ' hoppeople, the<r problems and plea. perhaps you can sway .hem, $1 ,000 a month, which she was pen' " Saddest folk s at the lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON Phone WY 2-3557 'A I .M · and n<~w at a mosi · PRACTICAL PRICEI Tha Nationaline Water Conditioner is the result of extensive experience and reSearch. Ultlmcte in simplicity and efficiency of operation. Fully automatie, electric: timer controls 5-cycle valve which operates 011 water pressure •• . no troublesom1 springs, solen01ds or motors. Adjustable salt dial allows vp to 40% savings on salt. Guest switch for extra recharges. lifetime war· ranty on plastic cabinet and fiberglas min. eral tank. lO·yr pro.roto warranty on valve system, Self contained unit in antiquo white with stunn ing gold trim • 63,000 GRAIN MAX. CAP, $99·95 HELEN HELP US! Tlus column Heal w -JER AUT Q MAT 1CAlLY ' Air.Conditionen J J: I ] l • Norge I I I l R azn • s0ifit acing panlwullero, bown t" the constabulary as the Teeny Boppers," teen-agers who aa firmly for quarlarl and net up to $100 1 week from pedestrlans leo scared to light 126,000 GRAIN CAPACITY- $198.041 7~2,000 ORAIN CAPACITY-$238.00 IngeIs OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING fURNITURE AND HEATING P92·2635 Middleport EDWARD BAER, OWNER Friday and I 232 E. Second sares, the~r troubles and tun. once they meet Pat and find honest enough to tell me was closing weren 't the gentry who'd 234 E. M•ln Pomeroy ~en 992·2036 As wJtll the rest of Helen Help out he doesn't have snake > '" one of the reasons she chose ablaa~nd~o~n:'ed~!t~an~y~w~a~y~l_a_al~e~ly~~ to~:::========,,.:Jb=,;,a.;turd;;,;;~ay;.,;N.;I;g;ht;s~...,!l PomeroJ Us!. it welcomes laughs but his hair and horns growing oul him . - · """-"'.!!.!!=~~~~=====~====.~~== won't dodge a serious questwn 0 f h.15 f h d . . with i! bmsh-off. or~ ea · I want to make one last try, Send your teen-age questi:>ns ~nendshlpS anu.mg other but if I ask her if she still to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, faiths are as necessary fo~ the cares, and she doesn't then • care of Helen Help CS 1 newspaper: this , g"1kas :o~ash~rlffa~he;: H~: ~ e ' an rup lffil 0 5 she'll really ruin things Ride with The be- tween me and Janet because Boys GIRLS AND .WRAT TO business strictly to Jewish they dislike each other, and !JO ABOUT THEM customers. - H Peg will brag. Should I try, Dear Helen : Dear Helen : anyway? 11 girls weren't 50 posses· I was engaged to a girl and If you print this, c"ange It slve and aggressive they'd be she broke it off because she oo the girls won't recognize better ,,ff_ found someone else. I tried to themselves and sign me: You date 8 girl once and >he get over her by dating Janet TORCH BEARER ligures she's going steady with (I'll call her) , and we drifted llear T.B. : you . Date her twice, and, boy, into Demg engaged . Some fellows don't know when you've had it ~ You can' t gd When the fir.~t girl {Let's call they're well off! Leave this rid of her without feeling lrke 1 her Peg) heard about this, she scheming meaning to her $1,000· a heel. told me I was making a big a-month man, poor guy. .. When girls write in and a> k mistake, and then she told me And let Jnnet find a !ian· 1 ;· what dld they do wrong :-md why a lot of bad things about Jan- ce who really loves her! - H. · doesn' t he call again. you d bet- et's former dates. We might This column is dedicated to ter tell l11ern : dames scare have split up, except that _she ~mil~ living, so if ~ou're ha~­ : guys fJft. They sit so rlrbr t il also told Janet a lot of thmgs mg k1d trouble or JUSt plam · us th~! . we can't drive. , nd about me, so we compared trouble, let Helen help YOU . : hang On to our arms. and ex- notes and found out they were She will also welcome your : pect us to park on the first all lies own amusing experiences. Ad' th:tle, nnd then if wt> get 1ro Now you 'd think that would dress Helen BoUel in care of • turned on. l'tiley're shocked, or be enough to cure me. but I this newspaper. ! act like iC ' · ' ; l'd surf; .;Hke to find a girl · that 11 fQ~I~ date without her ~ trving ld·ftloke me prop<H•~. onr : wa~ or another. - NOT r:lll i'J T\ ING "A-1'!tlN'I'RESS . Dear Not: ; They'.k Ai:ound, chum. Keep looking. - H. ! Dear Helen: ~ This is Abie's Irish Rn~.e m reverse. EXcept I'm not ! ilin~­ F01 lila! 1peclol occasion, o ; lng ..o Llnarrying my CaTI:oKeepsab Diamond Ring ill!>. lic boy friend, I just want to be perfect gift now and forever. , frlends Wit~• bim. My wnole And every Keepsake i1 perfamily is so Orthodox they wo:1 't tnanenfly registered and prolocllld 1190inst lou. tveQ ' t~Prish stew. My fath er says I must see Jewi~. ~s or none. My ~rard ­ Y• ICitft poy maNitut you can't mother says, " You marry a booy a ft- Diamond ling !loan o IHpoako nice .Jewish boy, and you'll get a big ~~ritance. " I do~~\; any nice Jew· J!!J eu_l~ ~- ~ J'rl~• l'lut Fe(ler~l Tu Ish boys, because all the nlre enes are already spoken for by nice Jewish girls whose parents insist on it. The field is preiiy llinited, believe me• So :Pt~Ul I ~nd one, wh y can "! I haft- friends of other l a it~"? They ciln't ~ee that my Pal is a nice , respectful , kind, hclrd worltJn8 boy. All they can thmk of is, " He isn't one of us.··BECKY -~---..,·~·- • • 1. <r l~T ~0,.<(~;, .. ~--.··-- a. I - .......... OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. RAY RIGGS, INC. THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA BAUM LUMBER CO. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ~BOGGS EQUIPMENT TINY'S FOODLAND CROW'S STEAK HOUSE SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE LYONS CLOVER FARM RIDENOUR$ SUWtY THE SEWING CENTER " F. J. WALLACE, JEWEI.tR .. GOEGLEIN READY -MIX CO. EBERSBACH HARDWAit! CO. win Sanda f .-e m:; p. r N. W. COMPTON, 0. D vere our You can tell they're good guys; they all wear white hats. cooling pur- 129·95 ''The Spreadin~ingdom" R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Mill & Second Streets Horry Miller, Owner ,E -·~-·· -w ' I' ASSOCIATED RADIO & TV .. . i get an Ad · POMEROY .!'• ADVEmsr pose. 214 E. MAIN ... u.; Olh mira) air-conditioner and en- WY 2·3635 Sentinel Church .News come! The Dodge Boys are ridin', drivin', poundin' leather to gel you and agreat new Dodge together. Step up, pardner; it's your deal. And with the good guys, you know everything's stacked in your favor. 5,000 BTU MODEL _ __ llutler, pastor. m.; Evang~listic service 7:G • ·i Heath Melbodlll Clom•, Mid- p. m.; Midweek Prayer oervlce • "1'1 dleport- Max Donahue, pa• 7:45 p. m, Wedneltlay. tor; Mrs. Naa Moore, Churcb Syracuse Chore• of the NoSchool Supt.; Churcb Scbool lreDO - WWiam C. Thorpe, 1:30 a. m.; Worship Service pastor; Sunday Scbool 9:30 1. 10:30 a. m. ; Methodlst Youth m.; Morning wership 10:30 a.m. Fellowship, 7 p, m.; Olficial Pentecoatal Board meetlntl, 1st Sunday of Pelde<oslal As•emblf Jln1e Baptilll Prayer meeting Wednesday at Pomeri>J- The Ref, Richard JIIDnth, 7:30 p. m. WSCS, 2nd ISl- Rev. Paul E. Joo~s. pa&Firlt Baptist Cltar<b, MlddJ.. 7:30 ~· m. B. Martin, lleclor. Sunday Monday of month, 7:30 p. m.: 1«. Sunday Scbool 11 a. m.; lag Worsblp 10:15 a. m. Columbia Ch -·• ' Morning Prayer and Sermon, Eleanor Circle, Wednesday, 1 Worship, Wednesday and Frlp. m. da a,.., - Worsblp 10:30 a. m, Belblehom Baptllt Church, service each Sunday, 9: to a. 1 Y· Great Bend; Rev, C. L. O'Con- m.; Sunday School 10 a. m.; E UB Letart FaiiJ Melllodlal The Pea~lal Chlii'Ch Midnor, pastor; Robert Lewis, Youth Service 6:15 p. m. Even- ED!erprlle EUB Chareh _ c:Jwte JamH F. Early, pa• dleporl - South 3rd Ave.; Ret. Supt. 1:30 a. m. Morning Wor- log Worship 1 p. m. eacb Sun- Rev Menzel Smith, pastor. lor - LETART FALLS - Wor- B. L. Barrett, paator: Sunday ship end Sunday School; 7 p. day . w.;ship oervtee 9:30 a. m.l Sun· ship, 7:30 p. m. Sunday (ex· Scbool 10 a, m. ; SUnday evettm. Etenlng Service; Thursday PagevUie Community Cburcb day School 10:30 a. m. Youth cepl 2nd Sunday); Church ill& evangelistic service, 7:30 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting. -Rev. Russell Cline, pastor. Fellowship 6:30 p. m. ; Boys Scbool, 1:_30 a. m. Sunday. Unl· ~ m.; W~ay Bible Study "·-·•·· Bap•.... C'-··h.· Young People's service, 7:30 p, and Girlll Fellowsblp, 6:30 p. fled servtce, 9:30 a. m., 2nd 7.80 P· m., Sa~y night Pray-.-.,., ..., m. Thursday· Evangelistic aer. E · · 7·30 Sundau ol month. EAST I.E- rr and Worship 7.30 P. m. Sunday School, 8:30 a. m. Morn• m., verung servtce, . p. ' port: Rev. Donald Boone, pas- vice Salllrday, 7:30 p. m. and m., 2nd and 4th Sundays: Youth TART- Worahlp, 8 p. m,, 2nd Preabyterian tor; Sunday Scbool l:lo a. m., SUnday, 7:30 p. m. Choir, 6:30 p. m. Wednesday. and 4th Thursdays; Church George Baker, Sup!; !O: 15 a. Freedom Gospel Mlaolon - Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p. m., Bcbool, 9:30 a. m. Sunday. AP· Mltltlleporl Flrll United Pro• n c c - -·at::t.. m. Worship Service) BYP 6 p. Bashan Stlvmv!lle Rd.; L. Wednesday. PLE GROVE - Worsblp, 8 p. I!Jteriaa Clrareh - Rev. Haw· AUP'CR '1'1411: CIIUIICII m.; Evening Worship, 7,30 p. Gluesencamp, pastor; Roger M miD Slor EUB Cb cb m., 1st and 3rd Thursdays; ard Ruppelt, putor; Sunday 0 Wilford, Supt. , Sunday School, I ar - Churcb School, 1:80 a. m. Sun- School 9:30 a. m., Fred Lewis, m.; Wednesday, 7' 30 p. m., 10 a.m.; Evangelistic service, 7 ReSundv. MenzeSchool!Sml pastRor: day, GREAT BEND - Wor· SUpt.; 10:30 a. m. Worship; prayer meeting, 8:30 p. m., :30 p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 ay , 9. ~ a. m., oy ship 9:30 a, m., lsi and 3rd 5:tii p, m, YF; Wed., 6:30 p. choir practice. p. m. Tuesday. !~.t MeMtermln, Supt., Ea[!_ Shl~e;5 8mdays; Church School, 10:t5 m. Junior Choir; 1 p. m. Sen· J'lrlt Baplltt Church, PomeRullaad Mlsslou - .0 II v e """ .; 0 g wo:smp, : a.m. Sunday. MORSE CHAPEL lor Choir. roy _ Rev. Carver Williams. Newman, missionary pastor; a. m.; Prayer meetmg, 7:30 p. -worship, 11 a.m., lsi and 3rd Sunday School 9:30 1111 10 :20. Sunday Scbool 9:30 a. m. ; m, Thursday. Youth Fellowship Sundaye: Church School 9:30 a. Syraeaae First United Pres: . 1"30 p m Sunday .....rlao Cburcb - Church serWorship aervice, 10:30 a, m.; Worsh1p 10:30 a. m.; Preacblng · · · • m. Sund ay. .,~ Nursery and Junlnr Churcb for 7:30 p. m.: Prayer service, Lotlrldge EUB Chun:h Mlnonvtlle Melhotlllt Cltar<bl vices 10 a. m.; Sunday School 7:30 p. m. Thursdau. Re J k y to , - Wendell G. Stutler, pastor. I a. m.; Bible Study, 7:30 children. ~ v. ac oung, pas r' P. m Wednesda Church 01 Chrut SUnday School 9:45 a. m., Sundly School, 10 a. m.; Wor· Y· Flnt Bapllat Churcb, Racloe, Bradbury Churcb of Cbrls~ Russell Archer, Supt. Sunday abJp service 11 a. m. RarrlsouvWe Proehylerfen Rev. C. L. O'Connor, paalor. Larry Williams, minister ; Bible worship, 10:45 a. m. end 7:30 I'Grlland Melhodlal Church- Olurch, Howard Ruppel!, pa• ....., S~y School 9:30 a. m., Sam School and Morning Worship p. m. alternately. Bible Study B. L. McDaniel, pastor. Sunday tor, Sunday School, 10 a. m.; That's wlttlt :ay ~I eats Slid ftllll I llt!lood If 1 19 tiD Eddie'I ll8ao Curtla, 1Upl.; 10•46 a. m, Morn- 10:30 a. m.; Christian EndeaV: and prayer service, led by pas- School I :30, Harold i~Mls;h• Worship 7:30 p. m. mg Wo~blp; 8:30 P: m., BYF or, 6 p. m.; Evening Wor- tor, 7:30 p, m, Wednesday. Supt.; Kemeth McLeod, Ass l Syracuoo Mlosl.,- Earl Cos- day School. You see, there are lots f1f ehul'd!les ill town. Aad 117 pareDta uma't and Juruor Fellowsh1p; I p. m. l!hip, 7 p. m. Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. Supl, Preaching 7:30 p, m, Sun- 1Dr, pastor. Wednesday and FriEvenlllg Service; Wedneeday, Hemlock Grove Christian 3rd Saturday of month. day, . dly services, 7:30 p. m. cided whir.h 'IIIII u.at tiD atteDd, T~ ue importaat cleclsiou. TMr take UO P. m., Prayer Meeting, Olurch _ James Quisenberry. Soath Bethel EUB Ch!lrch Racine Melbodlal Churcb • time! 8:30 p. m. Benlor Choir Pra<> Worship Service, 1:30 1 . m.: Rev. But 1Jiat dol ~, make Sullday lllOt'lliJigs DniCh fun. With all ..,- friende Jafk Young, pas H. L. McDaniel, pastor: SunLart4Jr Day Sarnfl live; Tuesday, 3:30 P· m. Jun- Sunday School, 10 a. m., stan- tor: Sunday School 9:45 a. m., day School 9:30 a. m.; Preacb· Reorganized Church ol Jesus at c:hurcls, tbere'a 1111bociy tiO play with UtCept that bully up the etreeL ADd lor Cbolr PracUce. ferd Stockton, Supt. Norman H, Bahr, Supl; Sunday lag 10:30 a. m.; MYF 5 p. m.; Qrlst of Latter Day Balnll Dad and Mother say I abouhiD't play with him. Cheoldre • Kyror • Hartford Bradford Church of Christ- Worship 10:4o a. ~· and 7:30 Prayer and Bible Study, 7:80 p. C. W. Proffitt, pastor: S!J: miles That's :fullny I How come parents eNl deelde what kind of bofl we Moult! plq Pa~ _ Warren G, Zinn, Joe Robinson, minister; Hom· p. m. alternately. B1ble Study m. Wednesday. from Racine on Racme • Port- with, but they ean't decide what elmreh we should attend t pastor. Worsblp senices are: er Forrest, Supt.; Bible School and Prayer Service, led by pas- Rock !iprlnga Melhodlol- laad Road. Sunday School, 9:30 Seems to me that going t10 ehurch uext Sundl,y JDight help WI all decide. Hartford Baptiat 1 a. m, DST; 8:30 a m.; Morning Worship lor, 7:30 p. m. Tbursday. Chester Lemley, pastor; Wor- a. m. ; Wor.sh!p 10:_30 a. m., ~ ~.,.. . . ........ Little Kyger t:30 EST. 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worship, Tuppers Plains EUB Chun:b ship service 8:30 a. m.; Sun- SUnday evemng servJCe at 7:30 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thundoy Friday Sohudoy Cheshire Baptist 10 ,46 EST. 7 p, m. Wednesday 7 p, m, Bl· - Rev. Jack Young, pas day School, 10:15 a. m.; ~ p. m.; Wed., worslnp service eronomy Joshua IJ Chronieles Psalms Isaiah Philippioras Hebrews ~.. 15-20 24 :19-28 29 :1·11 33:4-12 4t:8-13 1:19-26 11 :23-28 ' Church Scbool at Hartford, at b!e Sludy. tor ; Sunday worsh1p, 9:30 8:30 p. m. Prayer and B1ble at 7:30 p. m, 9:50 DST: ltygM' 10, 20 EST, Deller Cbureh ol Christ - a. m.; Sunday Scboel, 10 a. m. : Study, Wednesday, 7:30 P· m. Roman Catholic ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ and Cheablre t· 46 EST Bible School 9:30 a. m. Preacl> Hobart VIneyard, Supl Bible Radand Methodl1t Cbarch Our Lady of LoNlto Mlsoloo · ' lag 10:30 a. m., first and tblrd Study and Prayer oorvices led Rev, C. J . Lemley, pastor: LIDI Bottom _ Rev. Thomas With the hope it wUl, in aome meaaure, fo11er and help • MI. ~ F.W.B. aurcll - Sundays. by pastor, 7:30 p, m. Tuesday. Olurdl Scbool 9:30 a. m. ; Wor- Pelronek administrator · Sun· Sunday Scbool 1:46 a.m., Earl Mason City Cbun:b of Cbrlst, Adult C!asa Meetlag 7:30 p, m. ship 1ervice, 10:30 a. m. MYF day Mas~ 8:30 a. m.; 'H 0 1y rain that which ;, sood in family and community IL/e, rhh feaStarkey, SUpt.; EveaiJJa wor- Miller Street - Sunday Bible last Monday ol month. Monday, 1:30 p. m. Days of Obllgatlon, 7 p. m. ture is spomored by the bw ineas firma and organisation• ship, 7:30 p. m. by Cec:IJ Col, Study, 9 a, m.: Evenlllg Wor· Syraea•e EUB Church- Rev. Sulton Methotllol Church St. Joba'l Catholic MlssloaLaymen; YOUD& P..ple'l meet- ship, 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Sun· B. L. McDamel, pastor ; Mrs. Near Guysville (Dutch Ridge) ; who•e lUimes appear below. lng and Bible Study, 7:30p.m. 7:30 p. m, Wednesday, day Scboo\. 9:30 a. m.; Ben Lester L. Roush, Supt. Wor- Rev. Frank Manier!, pastor, Wednesday; Cbolr practice al Middleport Churcb of Chrlal, Qulseltberry, Supt. ; 10:30 a. m. sblp 9:15 a. m., Sunday Scbool Sunday Mus 10:30 a. m.; Holy 7:30 P· m. Tharaday. &th and Main Streets - Don- Mornlllg Worship service, lat 10:15 a. m. Day of Obligation 6:30 a.m.; Rltlutl l'!nl Baplla& Chlll't!h aid Hlcks, minister; B 1b 1e and 3rd Sundays of the month. Oak Grove Methodlsl Cburcb Confession, I> hour _ Sunday Scbool 8.20 a. m • School, 9:30 a. m., Kenneth Me· 7:30 p, m. Evening Evangells· -8. L. McDaniel, pastor, Earl Mus. Pr chlna SaDdaJ 2:30 ·• E!hlnney, Supt.; Morning Wor· tic Service, 2nd and 4th Suo· Cross, Supt. Sunday _School al Sal at' A ' .incoln-MtrCUf1!.Cotnet·Eng!lsh FOt'd Flee p. m, shio \0:30 a. m. Evening Wor- day of month. 10:15 a, m.; Preacblng 9:15. V ton rmy Bake rs of Holsum Bread 85 N. Court St. Athens 593~801 Bapllat · Pr Se 1 Bethany EUB Charcb - Rev. Syracuse Methotllst Church Tile Salvation Army, - EnChurch - Ref. Paul Tayler, sblp, ~P· m. ayer rv ce, I'Gul iA. Sellers pastor: Morn- Wendell G. Stutler, pastor; wor- vay Ray S. Wining, officer in ~I«; SUnday ~~ 10 a. ay, ~cbm~f Cbrisl- lag Worship, 9;30 a. m.; Sun- ship aerviee, 8:35 a. m., sun- t:barge. Sund~y 10 a. m. Hotim., Guy Priddy, Supt., Preach: J astor· Bunda day School, t0:30 a. m., Blythe day School 9:4o a. m.; MYF IIOSS meeting, 10.30 a. m. Sun· log oervlce, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer erry . • P Ch' cb Y Thelas Supl: Youth Fellow· Sunday 6 p. m. Prayer meeting day School. Sunday 7 p. m. aervlct~, 7:30 p. m, Wednesday. Scbool, 1.30 a. m.,Chr,':'tl seEr- ship 6•. 30 P. m 8mday 7.30 P m. Young People's Leg10n ; 7:30 p. Builders and Bui !ding Sllfll)litf vice 10·30 a. m • ,. an n• ' · · · Sal ti ti Th U... 8apllal 8utla !lcbael · . '' , CARMEL EUB Chlii'Ch-Rev. !lyseD 11u1 Free Methodist- 11 • va on mee ng; "'"" LOCAL UNION .S668 Chester, Ohio Ph. 985-2005 - D.A.V. Hall, Seeond =~:;030 p,;.m,, Evening ser- Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Sun· Robert E. Smith, Sr., pastor. day, 1 to 3 p. m. Ladles Home Ravenswood, W. Va. -• ...__ ••·- s-......o • , p. day Bcbool 9·30 a. m Wayne Sunday School 1:30 a, m.· 0. League; 7 p. m. Prep classes; ..., • - · " .,_,., .....-•• Rallaad Cbara of Chris~ ' ' ·• ' 7·30 p m Bible Study by French City Baptist Church Roy Carter minister Bible Roush, Supl; 10:30 a. m. Mom· 0, Patterson, Supt.; Morning · 1 • an· In GaWpol!s. Alflllated w!lb 8. School, 9:a0 8 , m. w~rl!hlp and lag Worship, 2nd and 4th Sun- Worship 10:30 a. m. Youth ~ :a.!...t er serv ces B.C. Rev. R. L. Plnaon, paat«, Preacblng aervice t0 :30 a, m. day of tba m~nth; 8 p.m. Even- 9k1e 6:45 p. m.; Ev.angelistlc Sunday School every Sunday, Young People's meeting, 6:30 lng Evangelisuc Service, 2st message 7:30 p. m., Prayer Ashland Oil ProdiU:ts 3 p. m, Preaching services the Evening Service 7 and 3rd Sunday ol month. meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m, I'Gmeroy Sevealb Day AdvenBrown'• Bottle Gas 4th Sunday of eacb mouth. ~ Braley Bible School Psu:::: Federated Church, Pomeroy Laarel Cllfl Free Melhodlal Ill Cb""'h - Mulberry Heights :UO IJncoln St. Middleport 992-2550 Pomeroy 1192-2186 MI. Harflh Baptllt Church- ·Zloa Cbure'b of Chrlll, Ptm· - Rev. W. IL Perrin, pastor; Olordl - R. Eugene Gill, pas- Rd., north ol Meigs Memorial Comer ol Fourth and Main st., eroy. Harrisonville Road -En- Carl Kautz, Supl; Sunday 1Dr_: Su_nday School 9:30 a. m.; Hospital. Pastor, F. w., Gilford, Middleport. Rev. Nyle Borden, sene Underwood. minister. Bl· Bcbool, 9:15 a. m. Worablp, Phil WISe, Supt.; Mornmg wor- James R. Hoffer•. Ass~ Serv· minister. Sunday Schtol 9:30 a. hie School, 9 ,30 a, m.; Morn- 10:25 a. m, ship 10:30 a. m.; Youth Servo Ices on ~turday . . m. Arnold Rlcbarda, Supt. 10:30 lng Worship, 7:30 p. m.; RoIces 7 p. m.; EvangeUsllc ser- Bcbool, 1.30 p. m., ! bert Reed, Bible School Supt. DanvWe Pilgrim HollneS8 - vice 7:30 p. m. Mid·Week pray- 2:80 p, m.; Youth meeting, a. m, Momlag Worsblp. 1 Saleo - ALLIS CHALMERS - Service ' 0hio's Oldest Dodge Deater" Naomi Baplllt Charcll ,... (LAngsville Pool Offlee), Ref. er service 7:30 a. m. Wedno• :30 p. m.; B1bie Study, '1~~: 1 1 Farm - Industria! - Lawn & Ganim Middleport, Ohio Sunday School 9, 30 a.m.; WorChurch Of God o. H. Cart, pastor: Sunday day. . day, 7:30 p, m.. at 37 E Tuppers Plains Phone 887.S4S8 lhlp 11 1 . m. ; Wednesday, 7 Cbeolor Churcb of God - Scbael, 1:30 a, m., Robert Grate The Ualted Methotllst Chnrcb Heights, Galllpohs. p. m., Pray!'r aervlce. Rev. Dale Thornton, pastor. Supt.; Worship service al 10:80 Pomeroy - Rev. Melvin AIUnited Brethren Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.: a. m.; PUgrim Youth, 6:46 p. klre, pastor. Sunday Divine Eden Ualted llrethrea Community Momlag . Worship_ at 11 •· m. : Evangelistic service, 7:30 w..-ship at 8:30 a. m. Sermon : Olrlll Cherch- Rev. Elden R. .... Ito Ch--• K'•• b 7:30 p. p. m.• Mid-Week Prayer and "The Judgment of God." Blake, pastor .. Suud ay """ e a ,....., .,.1 ury m. Evangelistic P fservice 1 30 Road - Rev. Clyde Hinton, m.: rayer mee mg, : P·~· Praise, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Church School Study Hour at 10 a. m.; Winnie HolsinJler.ll " Kent•cky Fried Chickm" Middleport, Ohio paator: Sunday School 9:30 a. Tuesday; Young Peoples 1:30 a. m. Churcb Official Supt.; Christian Endeavor, 7: Pomeroy m. ; Ralph Carl, Supl Sunday Service, FrldayCh, 7' 30h p.f m,GodJehovah Board meets M911day at 7:30 p. m., classes for all, Song , p m The Woman's Society of • 8 ML Mor!ab ore 0 Prea bing 8·20 WorsbJp • ervlce 10:30 a. m. Rev James Satterfield pastor lllllgdom BaH of Jehovu s · . · . """ p. m., c . and 7:30 p. m. alternately. Scb 1 9-45 a. ,;, . Wor· IV!tnesoes - PubUc meeting ChriS_tiaD Service meets on m. ; Mid:Week prayer m"eting, ll 00 . Y · .. • Sunday, 5 p. m., Watchtower Tuesoay at 7:30 p. m. PubUc 7:30 p. m, Wednesday, Mra. ship service 11 a.lnm. and 7·30 .,.,..., 6 P m,• Bible S"••• Invited to worship and study Mazie Hots•·~ claoa leader 30 p, m, UONW,J, Church alld Office Supplies - GI!U w~ m, Prayer Young meet g 7:People's ' ~· aue~ . , 1 ~ i\.esday· We l'i!l AU Doctors Prescriptions Tuesday 1 p. m:; Service meet· on Sunday. Lelut Falls Ulllted 992-2955 Pomeroy 1192·2641 Middleport ling' 1.30 Friday lng, 8 p, m. Thursday; Minl&Ntu~arefUI Ia Christ ~ - James Mor· FOil ALL OCCASIONS m::atla~d "cb!hm.of God ' - try School, 7 p. m. Tbursda7. rison, pastor. Sunday School R J0 hn smaUwood paator· L h The Cbtii'Ch of N . _ 1:30 a. m. Preaching sen•lces II ·we witt ilowers averywbere av. ' ' ut erma ChHter - Rav Herbert Grato lint and third Thursday -- Sunday School 10 a, m.; Evao- St. Pial's uti St. Jollll's -"'· . ru·•··; "•"'•• Supt 7•30 p m Seeond and fourth II .--r, .....u - • • • • gelistic servlct 7 p m · Young WY 2•2039 · ·• Lldboru Church - Morning Charles Blaell Ass'l Sunday SUnday at 7:30 p. m. General Merchllndise furniture and Appllancn , 1 01 NIGHT WI t-2fll People Endeavor P· m. Wed- wonhip 8:15 a. m. and IO:f5 Scbool NO a.' m . Mornillll meeting .......t and nesday; Prayer meeting 7 P· a, m.; Sunday School, 9:30 a. Worship '11 a. NYPS 6:45 Thursday, 7:30 p. m. and TUppers Plains 687-3280 Phone 9115-2125 CJtaer, .QIIIo Pomeroy Flower Shop m. Saturday. m. (Both congregatiOIIS are p. m.; Evening Service, 7,30 and third sunday, 7:30 p. m. W. Msla Pomei'01 E • pal meeting ae one at St. John's p. m,· Midweek Prayer oervtce ML Rermoa Ua!ted BN,IIlnm ll .lira. ll!!lard Van Meter PIICO Cburcb Church at Pine Grove while ?:30 m. Wednesday. 11 Chrlal Cb....,b -James Mor":;;;;;::;;::;;::::;:;;;;;::;;,...Gn;:~ce~EP~IIc9pal:;;:;__;~;;;~the new BL Paul'• Chun:b Ia Middleport Cbareh of tile Nu- rison, pastor. Sunday WHiTE SEWING MACHINES Bulova Watches - Solei all4 Sfrwiot beinl buill - Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett, 1:30 a. m. Preacbinl, flr.lt •Ewrything For the Woman thllt Sews" Methodille Sunday School P:30 a. m.; tblrd Sunday, 7:30 p, m. Seeondll Jllddleport 83 Kill St. Middleport 992·5320 186 N. Second , Alfred Melbod!sl Chareh - Momlns WOI'IWp 10:30 a. m.: and fourth Sunday. 11 a. Rev . Pearl A. Casto, pastor; NYPS Young People, 6:45p.m. ; Prayer meeting every Wedlnea-11 OPTOMITIIISr Sunday Scbool at 1:30, Lloyd EvangeliStic meeting 7:30 p.m.; dly at 7:30 p. m. Christian Office' Houn. 8 10 12. ~ to 6 (ClOH al NOOD OD DUllnger, Supt .• Worship aerv· Prayer meetlag, Wed. 7:30 p.m. deavor, second and fourth Sunlbun. - EaS1 CoiU'I St. Pomeru• clea at !O:G, Swartz, lay· Po11any Olri of the Nu- day, 7:30 p. m. . I "Everything ill Rardlii1 ~~ - - ---------- ---. leader. Suoday, 6:30, M.Y.F., . _ - Rev. Kenneth Ptereo, ---1192-3284 Middleport followed by wOI'IIh!p ..ervlces putor: Raymond Walburn, RELATIONSHIP .. Pomeroy, Ohio TUNE IN with Rev. Casto at 7:46, Wed-. SUpt.; Sunday Scbool, 9:30 a. Franklin D. Rooaevelt, 7:46 p, m. revlui services IJ&. m, Mornlnc Worship, 10:30 a. president, was a fifth COU!Iin II liD atld contillue throuah July m, !veniDg Servlee, 7 p, m.; and biS wile, ~:::•R~w:a~svel~: Jl QOTHING':J:I)~ :M' with the ' Rav. L. M. Barnetl PrayM' meednr, 7 p. m. Wetf. niece of Theodore ol Hunllnfton, evangelist. .-.,. the 26th U.S, prealdenl West Main Sl Pomeroy Tab SOtMON With YeN t·~ 1390 WMPO RADIO .....,..,. llelllodlll Clltm!ll ID Pomlf07 o--eo:.'r-. Support llu! Church of yo~r Choice - Peu1 A. Cuto, put«. WorBaeille ~ Gl lht N• TOMB IN CAPITOL .ltmJtlt Wllloa, Jllr! ,, ; I sblp ..mce, 10 a. m., enry 11'8111 - ~ School t;31 A tomb beneath the rotunda ' other ·Sunday 7:46 p, m, SUn- a. m.; SUnday Worsblp 10,30 of the U.S. Capitol was built for ' tlal' lleboo~ 1 a. m. Jolm Jlal. L m.; Evt.nlng Servlce 7:30 p. the expresa purpose of holdinl Attend the Cllurcla of Y0111' ~ Sermons flrom GraC8 Epl1copal Church, Pomeroy ley m.; MJd.weel! Prayer Serv~ the ~mains of GeorHe Washinl· ' . 7:30 p. m, Wednesday. Rev. ton and hill wile. The tomb REV. RICHARD MARTIN, RECTOR Bakera of Good Bread fllrei& Ra Mtlllotlllt cllarU Morris M. Wolfe; pastor. authorized by Congress ifl 1'199 1 Morni"' Wol'fhip . ..... · · 10:30 AM $unday ~ llcbooJ t a. !I'·· Mn. ~ of the N111o to commemorate the great Huntington, W. Va. A Tlu!ut/htfUI Awrppc:h To Rell¢0111 Pt'o~lems. . fted N._, &!pt._Wqnblp ..,. - Su114a7 School 9:30 •· events of Washlnltoo's military w:,:=ters I line for every . . w.•l-·o) -,- :U.. ! joy cool comfort . See Dally Sentinel, Pameroy..llllddleport, 0., JUly 8, 1968-7 ucc l Don't swelter - .' 'J I SUNDAY 9 --------·-·-·-" 4M 8u!it. Middleport, 0: t..;,..~ . --~"~I,--::-.. ,:-~..:-~---~-- ·' -·-----------------~------.._..:.-------' • ,I o ' HEINERS BAKERY aa.- . -- HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE ' m, .a a. t:Rif, W~m,; ~ ~orsblp t0:46 a. land' poUtical W.. . NEW YORK BEN FRANKliN STORE 1:-~-~~-------:'!'IJI"~~-~,.,~~i!::!!!l~rl: �_, , __ ,, __ ......_...... .. .......... ..... -. , · -· ~ - - -- . ~ ~ - . . . . . ... .... .. . . -.... ,_- ........ -. ... . -.......... .......... .... ......... . . . . .. -·- ...... ._ ....... ..... '· . , I ' ' IY FRED LASSWELL Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Bu·siness ·Services 11'-Dally Sentlllll, PwDeroy-Middleport, 0, July 8, 11181 "'-'NT AD INFORMATION Reduced to $1595 Grey finish, vinyl in~rior. 327 C!'\l. in. engiae. Powera:llde, a:ood tires. Redueed to $"5 P964 CORVAIR Deluxe 2 Dr. Turquois• finish, vinyl interior, good tires, radio, beater. Std. tTans. ;a CADET'' URDEI TIACTOR li1\ PHONE ~ OPEN IVES. f:OO P.M. AD WY 2-2156 NMIIIO'I, . . . \ ._.. Wan..,.. to eva uate For "-1• 84S..2602. 7 1 6tc 111 tank. Get Klesn-Em-AD Septic T8nk Clellllef. Lwl- k Farm Bureau. COMING SOONI Ordorlnt To lfMd Opr Drtv•ln -nl• hrY!c• Crew's Steak House mow ••• till, fertilize, haul, remove snow-over 50 altachmenm •vailable for the versatile CUb cadet. 7, 10, .2 horsepower models, built for lug,edlong lffe.eotneinforthe MEIGS EQUIPMENT llltrfan St. 1122106 lHE REAL Mlfii'CU:: 15 DEEP /NSIO£ )!)1.1.,, IIICIIT PIOPLII ' CALL EXPERIENCED WHEn ALIGNMENT • bwllngs Honct. S•les BRAKE SERVICE 8IQ8ftn Qf$ WYMISI AUGNMENT 1nd CAMPERS BRAKE SERVICE lose AI' t Sh lgnmen '"""" 992-1576 TRAILER SALES ROUTE 124 307 E .... II.XlMW srAv HOMt M!D IVORJ< Tt\ElR BACK> CHI. PIZZA ~~·· WHERE IT'S ATREAT TO EAT ••• BAILEY'S ••• BRING THE FAMILY j Jurr SEE LI'L ABNER AGIN ~'! HO"POFA A STARVING SrDWAWAY--· lvHAr 1L, -~ 'Jlt lr lONGe.•. .~ '' TO? () IIIW I'!' IdA, lot. THE BORN LOSER 7- ~ Bv ART SANSOM DOtTOR SAYS ·:; GASULIN! ALLEY IIJORLD .. ARE YOU REFERR,IIJt; nu:: WORLD! I 1 WHILE 'rOO MEIJ ARE 1-\AVIIJG tDTS OF lALIGH~ AIJD ,., GRI\IJD OLD TIME OUT 1H£RE' /IJ AT ITS GREATEST :Pa:: NICE. TO BY HOWIE SCHNEIDER Plola or wllb peppm>DI. •uaage. muabroom. bam ., your potential in our rapidly 1WATt,;& HAULING;-Phone 992- 1 1 Ford, 1 lntomotiOflol, c:omblnadODI. npanrung restaurant organ> 1 ~, 0tc 1 AIII..Cholmen 1J PIGS, caslraled and treat.. 6 9 3 1 7 ger of · ~. ed. Also one brood sow. CoR· . f t ,. .. 12" 1110 _,.... 1.10 zatton as a u ure mana I FULTON-THOMPSON i one of our locations. We will ] I W d ta< JohR Houdashelt, Min· c-.,.1.,. Corry.()ut hrv,_ train you for a JOb with a He P 1nte TRACTOR SALES ersvil!e, Ohio 7 S 3tp =:=:-::-=-:----,--:CALL WYU901 future and advancement to a ' YOUNG man to live in and ! WY 2-5101 Pom1r0y Pick up At G. & G. CAFE five figure income bracket. care for semi-invalid. Good . . _ • FT. GREAT LAKES bouH- birltl reconlo and almoal lllJ 111 w. MAIN POMIROY Apply tn person only at Un- ; home. prefer someone who II TREAT rugs right, they'll be Rtrtailer. Call JtamesdJeffentl . • otbsr dacumenla. ion & South Congress Streets, can dnve. Pb. 992-5223, Porn· a deli ht if <leaned with Blue · 33, gotng owar 8 atr· ........,..,_ Pomeror Athens, Oh;o, from 1 - s it~m ~ eroy, o. · 7 8 3tc Lustr:. Rent electric sham· grounds or caD 992-~~· 61c FINEST FOOD 6· 29- _ I pooer $1. Plckeo's Hardware Uv-to-'· BEST SERVICE - LOWEST PRICES 'N t d T 8 •• ""' COOL PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE WILL DO baling. Ph . 992·7931. · an e 0 UV Co Inc 7 5 6tc II5CJO BTU lnd · ndi [ ' ... I 7 6 6t .·• · w ow atr co . · FOR SALE - 15 Hampshire =:-:-==;;-;c:--o:c:-:-:= p i WILL PAV 25c lor used ptano LOST bright carpet colors . . . tioner, practically new . Wtll pigs. Phone WI 9-2722. I BAILEY'S RESTAURANT WILL TRADE hay for calves. • mils 10 good condttoon. Ph. . restore them with Blue Lus- sell reaRonable. Ph. 992-2009, 7 6 3tc 211 E. Moln PHONI WY 2-3974 Pomoro' Pb, 992-7931. 7 6 6tp , 992-3266. 7 3 6tp 1 Ire. Rent electric shampooer Syrac11se, Ohio. 7 6 3tc j --Hoton IoDer lrto (Bollorl ,_ .,w.-a.a '1- an AI l'ooclt Atoallollk FM Carrv-QUC Colli• I A to S 1 $1. Pomeroy Cement Block ' REPOSSESSED - - Electrolui U Q Rent . I 'moloyment Wanted Co. 7 5 6tc cleaner, new cleaner guar. . 1159 BUICK automobUewll Oae itl lhe metll ••' I "· f"'R:coo=M::-f.urn isheia-p-ar-lm-e-n""t. ! WANTED - Work for b u II· DON'T merely brighten your tee, current model, reaso.,. ! be sold to JUsbeot bldder 11 nsulll olthe NIHNI If I Call m -2371 or m-3975. 1 dozer, Phone !m-2208. carpels - Blue Lustre them able payments. Call 675-29411 ' office of J. B. O'Brlu, 111010 luslnen Services lagll Notice 1lrge part of the •llaaaliiiJ fl • 7 7 t;r i 6 27 !Ole eliminate rapid resoiling. Pl Pleasant, or write Elec· Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 'I'ERM1Tl!: eontrol by 1 Melg! - wm •:.·~=~•".., aamlltlooo · calltd lhtt damplnf , F S I Rent electric shampooer $1. lrolux, 2011 Fiftb SL, Point Saturday, July t, 1986, at 10 ..,.,,.,. GWIIed ..,mpany at ., IJD(Irome. Some p!!riODI WIU ~partmenl, 4 rooms and bath. I or I • Baker Furniture Co. PleasuL e • 30tc L m. , I eta -1.~to' II -'~ d lo - · Ohio, until ""' ....... .. 10 I IUfgiclllly dlmbdabed 11om· Call 790 Maple Sl from 8 USED ·-I' IA"O- - - Two good I M.. ] .. • r - ue ao _...... ._ II. .,, ""' ,,. ., ,., ach WJ'thl a bolD' or...._ ....._ -~ 7 . . ,.DACJIE Eagle camp lrat'ler R I,._ Fo r.,. "-1e · - conum'•- Cora Canter nat Hhte. ~ansllt:bq of na - - ..I.E( m. to 1 p. m. or after 6 p.m. . ==-=-c=:::-:-:--;-~=-- ...' •• o;atlte ........., or ·.... T 1 dde \ ,., 7 1 3t I used up.,ght ptanos. w;th BOYS' USED bicycle, Murray, C1811opy and add-a-room in· - - . sloDJ owner tnatmenll. Be- ~ •;-~/:.~ ':':,.,,'~m.-,...,:. eating fee '" nly wealt -~~-=:''-'=" c_ 1 bench. Prieed to sell this aood IODd!UoL Ph. 985-3S7ll. eluded. Call SH :1-47112. I ROOM house '" Happy Hoi- war: ef the door......,.... tar- : : '::.~~::.;• ,. " : have a drenching IWeal ad II'• 1 ROOM~ , ILER, everything] week. Call !\utland Furniture 7 3 31p low neat Rutland, 0., a ~eD mite ulesman Complele rat - ,,.,. Boule No. '· dizzy and nauseated. 1bll II be 7 ~ ltp lurm s ' .. ral gas, phone at 742-4211. 7 1 3tc _ STEREO RADIO CONSOLE-:: that .never goes dry, fint and Insect Guaran- ..u": :f ,:::,;:: """ '" .... "" caul!t! the food ID tbelr 11om· to user to my home. USED fri to Phone l73. $1.000 may take tl Pb. ,...,. •--·red, . ced. ""'· ,....,. ., co.. _,.,., aeba Is predpltoully dumpec Will r • pensioners or ride geraWr, V 4 speed mtermJied changer, SH 2·5022 between 1 1nd i _,., "'"" expenen -•uo4 iDto the upper IIDIII llllelllltt 1"'_..... private pel'IIOD or 1 couple. 5203 , ason, . a. Dual volume controL Four P m Allied Peot andWTermlte eoa"f,",:, (jejDDUDI) toe Npldly. ,_ 7 8 l2tp 7 1 6w ••--• o. speaker sound system. Love· · Ira! Co., Q . Main 51., .....,.. • ..,.,... .......,_ .._ 'ct' ·-"' Violet Brewer. Po'_.., ~oR SALE - 4 room frame P__,., Q, Pb. - · • "'' m L lL o. 7, I. . . •ue VI liDS - · - · • • llc 1y waiDut finish. 1bis set • -., .. ~..... wltb ..,_.,_ _ _, 11 •.. · -. 7 Ph. 7 8 2tp LIIJAL · It 1wI beelllbown ........, ......lluil VI _ .... ~ ----- _ _ toor months old. Take over house. hot an d cold waler, I> c-~t ...., . . . .NOTICI ao ua nalure. iiOUSE, 4 rooiDI and batb, lull payments of S6 per mo. or acre, Laurel Cliff Rd. $17115. ....-.....,.,..C •--• •···••• --• """"' st., ,......... ololahowa. ••• th e spei.UI "- are ID011a. ~ ""·' •LUMBER .u uu-. C-..u.ue K~"'IJCI! na. pJ"81dt; te~ld.enc.. ou.er thiD IIAIIIJ to OC· pay balaace doe f89.29. Call Phone !m-6173. 7 I 311: d I-~ I••"'•~ ...... ' ..,., " ........, ..., · • DOORS _ 8. . an e a:u ,c sewer c - e • eumot re•ar·N•-.,m..-ee be cur when a large aiBOuDt e! 8 2 ...-3 I 7 3 tc TWO STORV- brick home I Call. 9115-31118, Cbesler, Ohio. '"""""""' a .... ,..,,., who ~ @ld liquid Is lmbllled bur*d· eWINDOWS ONE kiteben sink~~Bst -- ir011~ rooms and bath, 4 bedr~ms, 7 I 1Ztp : , ~::n~o!:!~.";:!c.v~ ly. If the meal eoo.talnl a • BEAMS 54 in., double drain, $30, one storm doors and · windows, large ~oportion o1 qar, the iw~~~'OAMiSI~raruteed commode complete. $15, oae forced air gas furnace, large AUCTIONEER .,, "' Mo..,. '" • ..,. ..,..... """"' spell will ~e 011 19en mer1 furnace, in guaranteed wasb basin. $15, assortment ooocrete palio, large level COMPLETE SALES =:•U.:'.~"':: quickly. 1be oauH, lberelore to be the best carpel cleaner of new bed frameo and raUs, fenced yard, a good place MANAGEMENT ...... " ..-.. ....., wllb 8ppear 8 •· .,.... ._.,.._ A - 0f Ph. 992-3990. nuonabla dlllf'llue... be •~ HI be a ...... 7 6 6tc you have tver used or your MANURE spreader, drag bar- &win size. Call 773-5216, Mas- to live. Come take a look wott., Phono., Contact """'""' ......, "'"· ooo N. """"'· jejunal Irritability wtlb cold 7 6 Sic at Syraruse, Ohio. Call 992CARNAHAN :'~t..':".\~..,;;~...,"\"'om'!~ dlslenlloa ,and sugar aetlnc ~ I ROOM IUJISE. Hartford, W, money back. Electric sham- row. Also I will haul water .., W. Va. pooer rental fl. Ebersbach (tack 3011 gal.) Pb, ~3t76. REGISTERED Treeing Walker 3107 for appointment. RACINI, OHIO S,~7'.,:.. ~':: ,.:.': lbe prlndpal Irritants. VL Ph. 7~ 7 7 6tc • p Pups, Price all cooa bunters 7 7 31e 1o 111a commo• ..... """" of Ccnmb'. Oblo. belDJ cue No. 13,141 Tbt prevaleBelt of thil tonfiiREE aiitl"tour ·room furbish. : Hardware. can affonl. Call 992-3370 or aBATING PLUMBING Rural ..,... ...,. ,.. ,....., ...... "' ld and ~ed apan· l see Otmer Graham at the I • tM pr•ent lnt..rnt. lit &be follo~ d:itlOI has discouraged IDIDJ menla. IVY!itMM. 12 I lfc , Dolo! Bottle Gas. Araold _-..e ... " 11 - ... , . . - - . . , . - - · •-m .._..,....,...,-. - - ' " · part Mill 7 1 4tp .., Aa ~_. Ida tDWJWt •• Off to 111m til -e~ uv Sugar Ruo . _ . ,.... "•' Brolben, 118 E. MaiD SL, _., .... ., '" "'.....,..,." .... o1 lbe stomach 11 the Jllllenl roua R()(jJ;.,;.bed spar\ 2.Female 2i.AaACit088 ONE RIDING horse, mare, Avl"'lmeroy. t IZ Uc nat ;.:.,1a':;:""~ - - not Is high-strung and II lbe rua meaL WY ~. 4 14 !lc 1. Shatter ho.... throery Goeglein, Rt. 33, PomefOMEROY UKE NEW IWlL GRUESER, plumbing :<:.'":~ :·o~.U:::.::: "f CODBiderlllg lhtt eperaUon poid 3. )(euure i'BREE and four room fur 11.tLirutlptd roy, 0., on the Atbens Road. Mnder::O ranc~ typpe 1. b~- m1 bealiDg, IIIJDersvUie, 111o 0111., ~'l.~-;,: Is a chroDit llomaeh llcer. II, . ol land 27. Gallo Desert allbed :JPattments. AU utili28. Loiter planls Ph 1192-6315 7 I 6tp room me. n a prollma - Oblo. End your 18Wt!r trouble. !:,N~;.:,: u .....:.• ..., aa lbe crtber bud, lbe patient 30. Gram~ POI8e88Jve tiel pakl. Phone IVY Z.277L 12. ffardea. · · ly I acre of ground, great h l2e b- " ,. ,., .., _ ., ,.. ....,. puo 3 ACRES. separate, 01 RL f, place for those cbUdren. 111 e ave a11 s sewer IDle ., """' •• • ,..,., .. ... .... bu a gaslrl.e eancer, lhn II lltnrloy and Reed. After 5 13.T-"" St. IndlI . Outlook H . Place for 'table lor motel or business ' Why not see this borne TO- IDell. Reasonable rates. CaD l'rane:ll No"""' " ,..,. ....... ,..,. - choice but to remove lt. BUI Marion RueD fomerl7 .., p. m. .call:,I'!,.J-3574. 7. CoUecW. an aoolreo road surrounds 3 sides of iL DAY"' $ IVY 2-2971, day or night. ,..,.,., ...... soulh " ••.. ;jl"" 4 s Uc . 15. Shoal welglot of aayiDga '!bose wbo suffl!r !rOQI lbo . · · 11•1100·00 · t 15 If Eut one uunllretl and Sl:rll lt'lt J ..... tL Wbltle Pbone 667-3503 after 3 p.m. IIARRISONVILLE - Clost to c to the Road; thence North 11 ... clumplllg syndrome 1111 lflml lo 16.Guldo._ &NTIQUE t Ji'e, dishes. ' I 26 l2tp I ~ Ellt TWo Hundred and Nl~ cliaao 9. Finnaeae -------~.:__ post office - llk story . 1\JR CONDITIONING Relr\ger- t,--rour teet: thence Norus ct de- control the attacks by using • .Jr.. CompU. mJllCf!ll . . . . , Call or write· 11. Navy....: H . Lalro Eut leet One toHuadred ' ancl 16.. Vaae 37.Cudle judicious diet low In carbohy· , abbr. SINGER SEWING MACHINE- frame bouse, 6 rooms, <4 bed- ,' ltiiD service. Jack's Refrlg- areH TweDlY-t'ill I 'Wiedl llitllmPl MrL llowJ!I!( OldL Ill • . lB. Corrode 38. Orlealal 18. Sa.vap Late model zig zag. Makes rooms), utilit)' room with eratioo ' New Havea. Phone tr-two thence Nort.h 10 dea:r.e• Eut Six· drates, avoiding cold Ooids and feet: Uun&ee Soutb 17 d• Mala st.~· 20.LixiYhua · ftW'OO 21. Obtained buttonholes, sewa oo buttons, shower room, front and side TU W537. t e tic ""' Eut Nlnet)l-two ' " ' t.o • taking methysergide or cypro• 2t Uc u. Indefinite 21. Fuel 38.Appo,_ JP h " Jot Stake oa lbe But tl<le of • Smail dani, moaograml!l, c""· Z2. Freq....U,: article ay pore es, garage, ,, acre - '-KWING mar.llll'lel. repair IUD; thence Nort.b :&3 deiP'ft'l wett heptadine. Thtse measures rareYOUNG pclle1FHereford bull, S . Jollyboot of poet. off balance due $69.29. Pay- $3,800.00. rice U II. W1 Z,.tl84 q~ a rntne tb~ hundred arid ly fail but when they do certain oervice .,._ Frank Dodderer, 29. Astir the Hly 23. Samoan ments caa bl arranged. Call IYRACUSB - CORNER .LOT n.e' ;tJbr~ s~~P Pomeroy- ~~, .i.:t~, ~":. ~:~. operalive procedures may b< 43. Cl>arler warrior 31. Ilarlo. RL J, Coolville, Ohio. 192--321.8. 7 J 6tc (150x100), close to school, Authorized Singer Salea and tbe RocU; thence aton& tile l.ed•• to required to correcl tho trouble. pll.~e ot HlinniDJ bJ thll 7 ' 3tc brown Ol))or ~ 11 I' 1'1 I'" 1 story frame, 8 rooms (4!lervtce ~ !A tk followlne ooum•- to- w~: S<lutb • 32. Agena or bedrooms), front and back - --··--- _ 1 S:,!!: :ee!~ m~= CULVILLE RESIGNS ~1'2 porch, basement, Sunbeam READY-MIX concrete delire,. tllence Soutll d\41 deJrMe wen CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio (UPI)!8. :Exist ~ 1.. fired coal furnace. ed right to your project Faal ':.!:":~ ~w ~~~ 11S: :~~~~~~ St. J..oco.. James Colville of Mt Slerlln@ Our rum~ oppfilmc• sole -stoker • US FOR ADDlTlON•L and l!&sy. Free estimateJ. md bellanlu· coatatntn1 One Aer. aDD n NIMtJ-el1ht Hundndthl of il ill full IIDilll/. resigned as bead football eoach PROPERTIES!!! Phone 992-3:!84, GoegleiD u Aen, more or leu; excepllna Belter prlcet than ever oo llti.Woo Ready-Mil Co., Middleporl 1 tM eoaJ ill tbe prernlt1• whklh at IAtgan Elm High School lo Albert M. Cos, Broker ll rnerved to Samuel W Pome311 . ~ J'reezen, Refrigeraton, Watake a slnillsr post at Qeoton Furniture and houaehold ,__ ,...,_. •• Obio. 6 30 tfc ntJ aftd v. B. RortoD aad &be ober-Dryer Pairs, Elec. Jlu.. -~ -___, '' rtaht to mine lhe ••m• wlthoul Harbor, Mich. Hls team llsl 1001.11. We will bUJ ~ fl.Aalcie ,.. and Alr-Coodltionon. - PM AlJCfiUNEU Incumbrance to the wrtaee ell· season bad a 3-5-1 reeotd. Cl. Pftludo .. ..._.__ Ill • • AM ""I ......__.....,. !!lei'Wiel eept.b'll allo a Strip of Land d..e dplete Hlitet or amalllota, 15 cu. ft. Chtol awl< --.____. - - _. - ..........-ed by Hllftlld l,.elfhelt to C. Y. FRIIZER --:--- $195 friTI .Oradturfl Jonu. lylq Soutb of 'he Union eau .. . 48.FonJ 7 I .,... oJM.: Aoveau• Roao br CHd · Cbt.ed Get. .,, to him IJI MveraltF It tiM MDH lfcv.ft.C-<8. Sloooplo --------~-Wrtle. ProM • CMtad: 12th, 1901. aDd recerded In Vol. ed tJot do~ Wltboui IU1diiM IDJUI')' FIIEIZIR - - - $235 KNOTTS USED 411. Lode ot • '- 11u •IJt IIIW (18 , Pilp 181. Ret:ordll of ueeGI of to dM wbo~J meL II aot. tlllll; .... IH Creom With loch I ROOM bouje bl Middleport, • · R" l(elga Count)' - ~Jhlo . aiRn e xeUtln.l nal .Ute be Mtld ... tbll M be ~ FURNITURE and " - r & Rofrfpro .. r. llb baths, DeW 188 fumar.e, Be , Ia 4Jllle • 81rip clee4fd to 'fetp COUidJ' Jrlld 1111 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ~ . AUCTION . Ph. WY 2.2181 -~- ....... inted d . • I ... "' Road ~Uwill ILPlllO ~"''"" Juo• pa , estr- ---..,.--,.-,..,:......,.=....:....=:.. ... - ..,.,. __ ,_ ..... - - .... ette11ce 11tl-4nd. 446-2917 I"? able location. Pb. 19'H498. •-•1 · ;,;o;;--aeo~-· r 1 • • ..,. u. •statr ol -.:- Nolice _- .. .,.. r'!~~7 IT'LL BE op W. Mllln St. Pome- i ••, . Formerly Grueaer Jlo<bi Insurance , eUstd Tr•ctor• NATCHERL..."Y.'t YO' I~ TOO BUS"i1 DEE-LIVERIN' TH' /'I. AIL .~' 2 193 Transportatloa Ro oc-o m ~~'IIY;:2o;;;=~P;o;me;roy;~~A~t~S~y~r=~~·~C""!l~~oiro~tl~on~~~ I state Semi Tr.Bldg, Dept., ~·==~~Wior~kl~i==l ~.e. ( Jtlfl' WHEEL AND BIG BEND (I~ ... ~E CClN INCIMG- ~ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1 . •• TRAVn TRAILERS lncl .."'. LI'L ABNER IF 5Hf 1S A FtAN T, YO.JLDN'T Hf~ IK:l~~E5 --M~ MEIC: A llfTlf EXPERIENCED WE ABE IIOW selecllq and 111lerviewiag 111en fnnn tllll area to lraiD 8B Semi Drivers. No experience nocessary, and DO need to relocatt. Eara over $3.25 per hr · after sbor1 training. For applicatio• and interview caD 513-241-55'12, 24 • ~ .... Or hr . servIce, or 51,...........,, ' write for application to IIIIer· ...... ~ -:1-~ . ! ·;0 -:J jlb DICK RAWLINGS M••n, W. Va. 773-5611 ., Ill YOUR HOPE, )QJR COU~AGE, GE>tiU5. ALL I GAVE )00 WASAFfJN DROPS OF.Si.IGAR AND WA'TilR. II ONI OPTHI l'omoroy.O, MOD 1101 M to 41 Sit SALES e e RENTALS e eCompln1 ••ulpmont• ROUSH & LYONS Camping Tr1llln HONDA SAlES & SERVIa I e INTEIISTATE SEMI DRIVING ARE !Ohool 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;....;-=~-~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; COMPANY 1f8duate who think! logical·' VACANCY: room and D<lard fori•· NEED A USED R•~r Mel11 G•neral Hoap. ly and would like to use .tbal invalid or patient of any 1 WY 2-2176 Pomeroy ability iR a challenging Job' kind. ;tale or female, 24 bour 1 MOWER? You are invitee to consult practical nursiDI eare if i I HAMPSHIRE pigs. Ph. 992with Mr. Dan Bargdill, Dis· needed. Reasonable. Anna 3 to Ch-• From &279, Harrisonville, 0. trict Manager, Burger Boy Haines, Portland, 0. Phone eUsed P"rl"' FHCI Grinder 7 6 3tc I MlliOr 1 Food-0-Ramas, 60ii'T pump your slualsli aep- Instructions full Cub Cadet stol)l. Notice YOU a high IIOW TAKING RINTAL UIIRVATIONS bome frem termllea, IIIII, cockroachea, crlciels, ~~ lllverflsb, opldera. ..... and waler bup. AvaU1111 at K1n3 BuDdars Supply 01., lllddleport. 4 2t Uc T i'311tc De-luxe- inte-rior, &ood whit.ewall tire!l, white finish, radio and beate-r. Pomeroy Motor Co. VISITORS? DAVS, LOWEEZY·· · AN' GIVE THEM SHOREHE AIN'T GOT NOTHIN' KETCH IN' SALE rour Reduced to $1195 1964 FALCON 2 Door RAVE ----~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~L-~----------------------­ NEW! • INTERNATIONAl: P01ne1oy 1 Motor Co.~ 1964 CHEV. Biscayne 4 Dr. FOR fer s.le CAN HE MAKE HIM STAY IN BED TWO ·THREE . WELL OI'!BIT THE GtRL FIRST-LET HIM WATCH! k;· """" w.-,.. """'A,....,.., •.,.. "·I --·----u ...;,tr.l, usm ..... =,."t.. BUILDING MATERIAL • LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE -:.tal "'! = . " =:: :;:' =.::...=:. Pomeroy Motor Co. -1368. .11M 7 ~ DAILY CROSSWORD .. -.. """"""' :::"'....=: By V. T. HAMLIN ... I SIVE "'lu TH' GREAT ()DCT()R K.a E.YE5 ANO Yif 'EM, ANO If'= Y'RE SPIN ANO NIMBLE T H' VJAV i Y'MEAN YOU 'PEAR T'BE YOU ) S ANO Y AtiD ChN uvE PRE rrY r~E,:1Q ( I tiRE ~iN' INDEHNin: f-1£1<~ I T'HAVE To · 'TAJr·fT so e,.:.o! ~ Tel BE HERE F~ A SPaL ' OUGHT TG;ET lf'ITRoDUCEO) ~ NAMES t!§RQ. ~ H~P PY T'MEET 'IOlJ I ---- -u. · 6TAY~ I=!? OM NOW ON? POOP!.ES, PRACTITICNER Of' MESMERIZATION! ::'"Y.. ~ ~t. ;!".; •omeo:;, By .SCHULZ ,' DotiT 8f RIDlCIII.OIJ!i .SOMEM< t'LL JIJ5T lOSS lT AWAV Ll~ ll!AT ... ........... = =.,...,,...,..,'0.---o-,- .......... ,.,.. ...... • ....... "''a:t ..... ....... ft'l) MEN b. clean attiC J.l'ri. tlly, July 8th, one day only. - . OHIO ~ 1·~ DAILY Cit tP..oqIJO'rE - No furniture to move, $18 each. cau 773-5Zll MascB. w. VIL 7621<1 . II llele'a llow &8 .-11: AltYDLilA.t.:tt• LblfOPilLLOW , ODe letter limply ltands for another. Jn. thta .unpJe A ie uaed - lar tbl Ulree L'a, X for the two O's, etc. Single letten, .SOIIBONE TO OPEP.ATE 1111811 bulldozer llJld uw in 1011 operation on Forest Rua Road betweea 7 a.m. and 3 p. m. See Marion Reyn- a~ t:rop111m, the Iensth and formation of the- word• are all Jllnta. Jllch day tbe code )etten are different. A Cryptapam Quotat1011 I r olds 011 Forest Run Roaa off Rt. 7, Steady work. Phone: 16'1-3500, Coolville, 0. 7 8 3tc PAINTING, lnterkir and exter.... hourly or eontract, r... · onable. Pb. t9Ul80. Homer Braley. • 211 l5lo I N L...:; MUJNUHVKEF ATKJQ \\'GSHEG RLGEG UC HV T JI' NLG CBJJGCO • .lad! w. c.....,., Me•· 7+3tc - - - - - - - - -- -' LifAL IIOtiH IIedei 1:1111 'iAVE YOU RHED . -WEUCWKVO YMkonlay·• c;ryptoqu~te:. AVOID RUNNING AT ALL 'I'IMES. DON'T LOOK BACK. SOMEONE MIGHT BE GAIN~ ING ON YOU. - P AlGI: (0 Md, .J'InJ Fea&uru 8)1a4i~ IDe.) wm "' ' -~- ,. a ::r sl ~ ~.:. ·-1. couatr ,... .,,... ., _,. ..,.uo• " .,. -iUoD1ft.,. 1lel8 DNd • • • · FOJND THE OL~ ~LIMILv' ALBUM? ..:_ao ..... .\ • i- - i-" = - -- aanNI Ge _ . .. • ...._. tbe of hlJ.l ... . _.. . dl7 VIIIOIL ·L -- • Correc.tion Ladies Straw Hand Bags REDUCED 33l% . _lAI--~R, ·ClOTHIERS •• J• • ;)- ... -1 "= = . . . . BULIGBT rRICED fumltun tn T I lie ....., - - · - ue uaJ>. our third floor budget shop. .... ., ""' . _ . BaD ' " a - · Ba•er Furniture, Mlddlepqrt 7 ROOMS ad bath, IIDCI», :.:.::·., •.:•:-",.:::"..J!!' t! Olno. 11 12 'ilc with basement, 171 II. Front =:' ""' "' .......,.. In Thuridly'a Plptr Our Ad Should Havt . . . .. -RUGS DIRTY• Rent electric -- · st ., M'ddl rt cau .... •1n ........... "''" I epo · ....,. • • "'"' shampooer for $1 with pur· 7 I ~ .- • - ., _..._,. .. Foam. Ebe rs· 7 ROOMs and batb )lome, lot . . The ztPl .. NJtct IQ aad 1111 bi6L cbase of '~stre Vlller• " .,,.._., ' bach H-ardware, Pomeroy, , 50 x 100 in Middleport 011 2'11 ........, - . ,~1)•lo-.. ......_ .... Jto 0 Ino. I ,;, . South Fifth Sl ' Prtt. 11,500. NEIGLER BUILDING SUPPLY Phon• 992~148. at Sandusky llltlh School. lo be ' BATHROOM plastic tile blnck, , I 29 tp eome defensive coach 11 MaasNISTiiAD ·~ LAbiES STRAW HA'B oluminum siding. storm dours . ' Ulon Hlsh Schooi, whel'!! Bob and windows We build tile TRESSI,ER RESIGNS Seaman moved to it thl' se~· ' best and repair the rest Call SA NDUSKY. Ohio 1UPII - son's end from Snndu.<ky sea:·i 1 GUJ Neigler, Racine, Ohio James TrPSsler resigned Thu,.,._ , man lod Sandusky to the state ' 1 14 30tc: day as assislant footbaD coach 1 championship las~ season. 1.___..;_~'-•-.---,..;".,··;;;•··;.;·.,j.-----~ - --= = • I ROOMS an• ball and utlllty ~~ ":., '::!•r.;*..:'.,. ll:: ,.. ..., ~m - S, Flltb Ave •t ,.,. - -OD U1! _. U --w.n..•-.. Of Pld ru1»l~Uff ....._ tel t. j " . , . flit .....,, o.uv 1 t.fif IWU"' UUM>e . . . . . _ IIIlo- . . . thf of 1M (1)1. j,t, t7, HJ ('ft a_ 1,-'11. . . dleport, ot call IIIIN171. ::.."":..0:..,.~·..:"' l.::;.;:~~~:.;;;;;i~~;ii;iio;;;;;;~i;;i~i;iii&ii.iiiiiiiiii.; I .JHIGC = _A._ . . - •,.:-..,::.vs:_... ~=ROY •• i J. w....... 7 I lip H=LL.:: MOM. ~f'//-r~~ . r .. ~ life" 1192-7931. ;:e• BIG SALE! ~"' ~ 110.=- .... - -· Oi-l, I ~ '1'\:iOT SI-1HRP -.....-- .... ;A " By HAROLD Gf!A<.T 7·8 ' ' .. .,, d;ot ~ an't:thlnk milO~ of "e aun tan lh• ~te ,,. out tlie ·laundry. '!lh• 1&)'1 It dOlan t 1 1 11 "'Mother w!'lm \hat 1M hu deolded to"!ll¥e up her Mt.Mit• and come and ur.--~c.., your ,1\irt on · with . - .!rten4,of,JIIta_IA,ttwnL"._,.;.o.-'-"'.. .: . ___;L ' . ' ' ..-r'.' ' I 1!~-.~IYIL". ''· e: �_, , __ ,, __ ......_...... .. .......... ..... -. , · -· ~ - - -- . ~ ~ - . . . . . ... .... .. . . -.... ,_- ........ -. ... . -.......... .......... .... ......... . . . . .. -·- ...... ._ ....... ..... '· . , I ' ' IY FRED LASSWELL Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Bu·siness ·Services 11'-Dally Sentlllll, PwDeroy-Middleport, 0, July 8, 11181 "'-'NT AD INFORMATION Reduced to $1595 Grey finish, vinyl in~rior. 327 C!'\l. in. engiae. Powera:llde, a:ood tires. Redueed to $"5 P964 CORVAIR Deluxe 2 Dr. Turquois• finish, vinyl interior, good tires, radio, beater. Std. tTans. ;a CADET'' URDEI TIACTOR li1\ PHONE ~ OPEN IVES. f:OO P.M. AD WY 2-2156 NMIIIO'I, . . . \ ._.. Wan..,.. to eva uate For "-1• 84S..2602. 7 1 6tc 111 tank. Get Klesn-Em-AD Septic T8nk Clellllef. Lwl- k Farm Bureau. COMING SOONI Ordorlnt To lfMd Opr Drtv•ln -nl• hrY!c• Crew's Steak House mow ••• till, fertilize, haul, remove snow-over 50 altachmenm •vailable for the versatile CUb cadet. 7, 10, .2 horsepower models, built for lug,edlong lffe.eotneinforthe MEIGS EQUIPMENT llltrfan St. 1122106 lHE REAL Mlfii'CU:: 15 DEEP /NSIO£ )!)1.1.,, IIICIIT PIOPLII ' CALL EXPERIENCED WHEn ALIGNMENT • bwllngs Honct. S•les BRAKE SERVICE 8IQ8ftn Qf$ WYMISI AUGNMENT 1nd CAMPERS BRAKE SERVICE lose AI' t Sh lgnmen '"""" 992-1576 TRAILER SALES ROUTE 124 307 E .... II.XlMW srAv HOMt M!D IVORJ< Tt\ElR BACK> CHI. PIZZA ~~·· WHERE IT'S ATREAT TO EAT ••• BAILEY'S ••• BRING THE FAMILY j Jurr SEE LI'L ABNER AGIN ~'! HO"POFA A STARVING SrDWAWAY--· lvHAr 1L, -~ 'Jlt lr lONGe.•. .~ '' TO? () IIIW I'!' IdA, lot. THE BORN LOSER 7- ~ Bv ART SANSOM DOtTOR SAYS ·:; GASULIN! ALLEY IIJORLD .. ARE YOU REFERR,IIJt; nu:: WORLD! I 1 WHILE 'rOO MEIJ ARE 1-\AVIIJG tDTS OF lALIGH~ AIJD ,., GRI\IJD OLD TIME OUT 1H£RE' /IJ AT ITS GREATEST :Pa:: NICE. TO BY HOWIE SCHNEIDER Plola or wllb peppm>DI. •uaage. muabroom. bam ., your potential in our rapidly 1WATt,;& HAULING;-Phone 992- 1 1 Ford, 1 lntomotiOflol, c:omblnadODI. npanrung restaurant organ> 1 ~, 0tc 1 AIII..Cholmen 1J PIGS, caslraled and treat.. 6 9 3 1 7 ger of · ~. ed. Also one brood sow. CoR· . f t ,. .. 12" 1110 _,.... 1.10 zatton as a u ure mana I FULTON-THOMPSON i one of our locations. We will ] I W d ta< JohR Houdashelt, Min· c-.,.1.,. Corry.()ut hrv,_ train you for a JOb with a He P 1nte TRACTOR SALES ersvil!e, Ohio 7 S 3tp =:=:-::-=-:----,--:CALL WYU901 future and advancement to a ' YOUNG man to live in and ! WY 2-5101 Pom1r0y Pick up At G. & G. CAFE five figure income bracket. care for semi-invalid. Good . . _ • FT. GREAT LAKES bouH- birltl reconlo and almoal lllJ 111 w. MAIN POMIROY Apply tn person only at Un- ; home. prefer someone who II TREAT rugs right, they'll be Rtrtailer. Call JtamesdJeffentl . • otbsr dacumenla. ion & South Congress Streets, can dnve. Pb. 992-5223, Porn· a deli ht if <leaned with Blue · 33, gotng owar 8 atr· ........,..,_ Pomeror Athens, Oh;o, from 1 - s it~m ~ eroy, o. · 7 8 3tc Lustr:. Rent electric sham· grounds or caD 992-~~· 61c FINEST FOOD 6· 29- _ I pooer $1. Plckeo's Hardware Uv-to-'· BEST SERVICE - LOWEST PRICES 'N t d T 8 •• ""' COOL PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE WILL DO baling. Ph . 992·7931. · an e 0 UV Co Inc 7 5 6tc II5CJO BTU lnd · ndi [ ' ... I 7 6 6t .·• · w ow atr co . · FOR SALE - 15 Hampshire =:-:-==;;-;c:--o:c:-:-:= p i WILL PAV 25c lor used ptano LOST bright carpet colors . . . tioner, practically new . Wtll pigs. Phone WI 9-2722. I BAILEY'S RESTAURANT WILL TRADE hay for calves. • mils 10 good condttoon. Ph. . restore them with Blue Lus- sell reaRonable. Ph. 992-2009, 7 6 3tc 211 E. Moln PHONI WY 2-3974 Pomoro' Pb, 992-7931. 7 6 6tp , 992-3266. 7 3 6tp 1 Ire. Rent electric shampooer Syrac11se, Ohio. 7 6 3tc j --Hoton IoDer lrto (Bollorl ,_ .,w.-a.a '1- an AI l'ooclt Atoallollk FM Carrv-QUC Colli• I A to S 1 $1. Pomeroy Cement Block ' REPOSSESSED - - Electrolui U Q Rent . I 'moloyment Wanted Co. 7 5 6tc cleaner, new cleaner guar. . 1159 BUICK automobUewll Oae itl lhe metll ••' I "· f"'R:coo=M::-f.urn isheia-p-ar-lm-e-n""t. ! WANTED - Work for b u II· DON'T merely brighten your tee, current model, reaso.,. ! be sold to JUsbeot bldder 11 nsulll olthe NIHNI If I Call m -2371 or m-3975. 1 dozer, Phone !m-2208. carpels - Blue Lustre them able payments. Call 675-29411 ' office of J. B. O'Brlu, 111010 luslnen Services lagll Notice 1lrge part of the •llaaaliiiJ fl • 7 7 t;r i 6 27 !Ole eliminate rapid resoiling. Pl Pleasant, or write Elec· Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 'I'ERM1Tl!: eontrol by 1 Melg! - wm •:.·~=~•".., aamlltlooo · calltd lhtt damplnf , F S I Rent electric shampooer $1. lrolux, 2011 Fiftb SL, Point Saturday, July t, 1986, at 10 ..,.,,.,. GWIIed ..,mpany at ., IJD(Irome. Some p!!riODI WIU ~partmenl, 4 rooms and bath. I or I • Baker Furniture Co. PleasuL e • 30tc L m. , I eta -1.~to' II -'~ d lo - · Ohio, until ""' ....... .. 10 I IUfgiclllly dlmbdabed 11om· Call 790 Maple Sl from 8 USED ·-I' IA"O- - - Two good I M.. ] .. • r - ue ao _...... ._ II. .,, ""' ,,. ., ,., ach WJ'thl a bolD' or...._ ....._ -~ 7 . . ,.DACJIE Eagle camp lrat'ler R I,._ Fo r.,. "-1e · - conum'•- Cora Canter nat Hhte. ~ansllt:bq of na - - ..I.E( m. to 1 p. m. or after 6 p.m. . ==-=-c=:::-:-:--;-~=-- ...' •• o;atlte ........., or ·.... T 1 dde \ ,., 7 1 3t I used up.,ght ptanos. w;th BOYS' USED bicycle, Murray, C1811opy and add-a-room in· - - . sloDJ owner tnatmenll. Be- ~ •;-~/:.~ ':':,.,,'~m.-,...,:. eating fee '" nly wealt -~~-=:''-'=" c_ 1 bench. Prieed to sell this aood IODd!UoL Ph. 985-3S7ll. eluded. Call SH :1-47112. I ROOM house '" Happy Hoi- war: ef the door......,.... tar- : : '::.~~::.;• ,. " : have a drenching IWeal ad II'• 1 ROOM~ , ILER, everything] week. Call !\utland Furniture 7 3 31p low neat Rutland, 0., a ~eD mite ulesman Complele rat - ,,.,. Boule No. '· dizzy and nauseated. 1bll II be 7 ~ ltp lurm s ' .. ral gas, phone at 742-4211. 7 1 3tc _ STEREO RADIO CONSOLE-:: that .never goes dry, fint and Insect Guaran- ..u": :f ,:::,;:: """ '" .... "" caul!t! the food ID tbelr 11om· to user to my home. USED fri to Phone l73. $1.000 may take tl Pb. ,...,. •--·red, . ced. ""'· ,....,. ., co.. _,.,., aeba Is predpltoully dumpec Will r • pensioners or ride geraWr, V 4 speed mtermJied changer, SH 2·5022 between 1 1nd i _,., "'"" expenen -•uo4 iDto the upper IIDIII llllelllltt 1"'_..... private pel'IIOD or 1 couple. 5203 , ason, . a. Dual volume controL Four P m Allied Peot andWTermlte eoa"f,",:, (jejDDUDI) toe Npldly. ,_ 7 8 l2tp 7 1 6w ••--• o. speaker sound system. Love· · Ira! Co., Q . Main 51., .....,.. • ..,.,... .......,_ .._ 'ct' ·-"' Violet Brewer. Po'_.., ~oR SALE - 4 room frame P__,., Q, Pb. - · • "'' m L lL o. 7, I. . . •ue VI liDS - · - · • • llc 1y waiDut finish. 1bis set • -., .. ~..... wltb ..,_.,_ _ _, 11 •.. · -. 7 Ph. 7 8 2tp LIIJAL · It 1wI beelllbown ........, ......lluil VI _ .... ~ ----- _ _ toor months old. Take over house. hot an d cold waler, I> c-~t ...., . . . .NOTICI ao ua nalure. iiOUSE, 4 rooiDI and batb, lull payments of S6 per mo. or acre, Laurel Cliff Rd. $17115. ....-.....,.,..C •--• •···••• --• """"' st., ,......... ololahowa. ••• th e spei.UI "- are ID011a. ~ ""·' •LUMBER .u uu-. C-..u.ue K~"'IJCI! na. pJ"81dt; te~ld.enc.. ou.er thiD IIAIIIJ to OC· pay balaace doe f89.29. Call Phone !m-6173. 7 I 311: d I-~ I••"'•~ ...... ' ..,., " ........, ..., · • DOORS _ 8. . an e a:u ,c sewer c - e • eumot re•ar·N•-.,m..-ee be cur when a large aiBOuDt e! 8 2 ...-3 I 7 3 tc TWO STORV- brick home I Call. 9115-31118, Cbesler, Ohio. '"""""""' a .... ,..,,., who ~ @ld liquid Is lmbllled bur*d· eWINDOWS ONE kiteben sink~~Bst -- ir011~ rooms and bath, 4 bedr~ms, 7 I 1Ztp : , ~::n~o!:!~.";:!c.v~ ly. If the meal eoo.talnl a • BEAMS 54 in., double drain, $30, one storm doors and · windows, large ~oportion o1 qar, the iw~~~'OAMiSI~raruteed commode complete. $15, oae forced air gas furnace, large AUCTIONEER .,, "' Mo..,. '" • ..,. ..,..... """"' spell will ~e 011 19en mer1 furnace, in guaranteed wasb basin. $15, assortment ooocrete palio, large level COMPLETE SALES =:•U.:'.~"':: quickly. 1be oauH, lberelore to be the best carpel cleaner of new bed frameo and raUs, fenced yard, a good place MANAGEMENT ...... " ..-.. ....., wllb 8ppear 8 •· .,.... ._.,.._ A - 0f Ph. 992-3990. nuonabla dlllf'llue... be •~ HI be a ...... 7 6 6tc you have tver used or your MANURE spreader, drag bar- &win size. Call 773-5216, Mas- to live. Come take a look wott., Phono., Contact """'""' ......, "'"· ooo N. """"'· jejunal Irritability wtlb cold 7 6 Sic at Syraruse, Ohio. Call 992CARNAHAN :'~t..':".\~..,;;~...,"\"'om'!~ dlslenlloa ,and sugar aetlnc ~ I ROOM IUJISE. Hartford, W, money back. Electric sham- row. Also I will haul water .., W. Va. pooer rental fl. Ebersbach (tack 3011 gal.) Pb, ~3t76. REGISTERED Treeing Walker 3107 for appointment. RACINI, OHIO S,~7'.,:.. ~':: ,.:.': lbe prlndpal Irritants. VL Ph. 7~ 7 7 6tc • p Pups, Price all cooa bunters 7 7 31e 1o 111a commo• ..... """" of Ccnmb'. Oblo. belDJ cue No. 13,141 Tbt prevaleBelt of thil tonfiiREE aiitl"tour ·room furbish. : Hardware. can affonl. Call 992-3370 or aBATING PLUMBING Rural ..,... ...,. ,.. ,....., ...... "' ld and ~ed apan· l see Otmer Graham at the I • tM pr•ent lnt..rnt. lit &be follo~ d:itlOI has discouraged IDIDJ menla. IVY!itMM. 12 I lfc , Dolo! Bottle Gas. Araold _-..e ... " 11 - ... , . . - - . . , . - - · •-m .._..,....,...,-. - - ' " · part Mill 7 1 4tp .., Aa ~_. Ida tDWJWt •• Off to 111m til -e~ uv Sugar Ruo . _ . ,.... "•' Brolben, 118 E. MaiD SL, _., .... ., '" "'.....,..,." .... o1 lbe stomach 11 the Jllllenl roua R()(jJ;.,;.bed spar\ 2.Female 2i.AaACit088 ONE RIDING horse, mare, Avl"'lmeroy. t IZ Uc nat ;.:.,1a':;:""~ - - not Is high-strung and II lbe rua meaL WY ~. 4 14 !lc 1. Shatter ho.... throery Goeglein, Rt. 33, PomefOMEROY UKE NEW IWlL GRUESER, plumbing :<:.'":~ :·o~.U:::.::: "f CODBiderlllg lhtt eperaUon poid 3. )(euure i'BREE and four room fur 11.tLirutlptd roy, 0., on the Atbens Road. Mnder::O ranc~ typpe 1. b~- m1 bealiDg, IIIJDersvUie, 111o 0111., ~'l.~-;,: Is a chroDit llomaeh llcer. II, . ol land 27. Gallo Desert allbed :JPattments. AU utili28. Loiter planls Ph 1192-6315 7 I 6tp room me. n a prollma - Oblo. End your 18Wt!r trouble. !:,N~;.:,: u .....:.• ..., aa lbe crtber bud, lbe patient 30. Gram~ POI8e88Jve tiel pakl. Phone IVY Z.277L 12. ffardea. · · ly I acre of ground, great h l2e b- " ,. ,., .., _ ., ,.. ....,. puo 3 ACRES. separate, 01 RL f, place for those cbUdren. 111 e ave a11 s sewer IDle ., """' •• • ,..,., .. ... .... bu a gaslrl.e eancer, lhn II lltnrloy and Reed. After 5 13.T-"" St. IndlI . Outlook H . Place for 'table lor motel or business ' Why not see this borne TO- IDell. Reasonable rates. CaD l'rane:ll No"""' " ,..,. ....... ,..,. - choice but to remove lt. BUI Marion RueD fomerl7 .., p. m. .call:,I'!,.J-3574. 7. CoUecW. an aoolreo road surrounds 3 sides of iL DAY"' $ IVY 2-2971, day or night. ,..,.,., ...... soulh " ••.. ;jl"" 4 s Uc . 15. Shoal welglot of aayiDga '!bose wbo suffl!r !rOQI lbo . · · 11•1100·00 · t 15 If Eut one uunllretl and Sl:rll lt'lt J ..... tL Wbltle Pbone 667-3503 after 3 p.m. IIARRISONVILLE - Clost to c to the Road; thence North 11 ... clumplllg syndrome 1111 lflml lo 16.Guldo._ &NTIQUE t Ji'e, dishes. ' I 26 l2tp I ~ Ellt TWo Hundred and Nl~ cliaao 9. Finnaeae -------~.:__ post office - llk story . 1\JR CONDITIONING Relr\ger- t,--rour teet: thence Norus ct de- control the attacks by using • .Jr.. CompU. mJllCf!ll . . . . , Call or write· 11. Navy....: H . Lalro Eut leet One toHuadred ' ancl 16.. Vaae 37.Cudle judicious diet low In carbohy· , abbr. SINGER SEWING MACHINE- frame bouse, 6 rooms, <4 bed- ,' ltiiD service. Jack's Refrlg- areH TweDlY-t'ill I 'Wiedl llitllmPl MrL llowJ!I!( OldL Ill • . lB. Corrode 38. Orlealal 18. Sa.vap Late model zig zag. Makes rooms), utilit)' room with eratioo ' New Havea. Phone tr-two thence Nort.h 10 dea:r.e• Eut Six· drates, avoiding cold Ooids and feet: Uun&ee Soutb 17 d• Mala st.~· 20.LixiYhua · ftW'OO 21. Obtained buttonholes, sewa oo buttons, shower room, front and side TU W537. t e tic ""' Eut Nlnet)l-two ' " ' t.o • taking methysergide or cypro• 2t Uc u. Indefinite 21. Fuel 38.Appo,_ JP h " Jot Stake oa lbe But tl<le of • Smail dani, moaograml!l, c""· Z2. Freq....U,: article ay pore es, garage, ,, acre - '-KWING mar.llll'lel. repair IUD; thence Nort.b :&3 deiP'ft'l wett heptadine. Thtse measures rareYOUNG pclle1FHereford bull, S . Jollyboot of poet. off balance due $69.29. Pay- $3,800.00. rice U II. W1 Z,.tl84 q~ a rntne tb~ hundred arid ly fail but when they do certain oervice .,._ Frank Dodderer, 29. Astir the Hly 23. Samoan ments caa bl arranged. Call IYRACUSB - CORNER .LOT n.e' ;tJbr~ s~~P Pomeroy- ~~, .i.:t~, ~":. ~:~. operalive procedures may b< 43. Cl>arler warrior 31. Ilarlo. RL J, Coolville, Ohio. 192--321.8. 7 J 6tc (150x100), close to school, Authorized Singer Salea and tbe RocU; thence aton& tile l.ed•• to required to correcl tho trouble. pll.~e ot HlinniDJ bJ thll 7 ' 3tc brown Ol))or ~ 11 I' 1'1 I'" 1 story frame, 8 rooms (4!lervtce ~ !A tk followlne ooum•- to- w~: S<lutb • 32. Agena or bedrooms), front and back - --··--- _ 1 S:,!!: :ee!~ m~= CULVILLE RESIGNS ~1'2 porch, basement, Sunbeam READY-MIX concrete delire,. tllence Soutll d\41 deJrMe wen CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio (UPI)!8. :Exist ~ 1.. fired coal furnace. ed right to your project Faal ':.!:":~ ~w ~~~ 11S: :~~~~~~ St. J..oco.. James Colville of Mt Slerlln@ Our rum~ oppfilmc• sole -stoker • US FOR ADDlTlON•L and l!&sy. Free estimateJ. md bellanlu· coatatntn1 One Aer. aDD n NIMtJ-el1ht Hundndthl of il ill full IIDilll/. resigned as bead football eoach PROPERTIES!!! Phone 992-3:!84, GoegleiD u Aen, more or leu; excepllna Belter prlcet than ever oo llti.Woo Ready-Mil Co., Middleporl 1 tM eoaJ ill tbe prernlt1• whklh at IAtgan Elm High School lo Albert M. Cos, Broker ll rnerved to Samuel W Pome311 . ~ J'reezen, Refrigeraton, Watake a slnillsr post at Qeoton Furniture and houaehold ,__ ,...,_. •• Obio. 6 30 tfc ntJ aftd v. B. RortoD aad &be ober-Dryer Pairs, Elec. Jlu.. -~ -___, '' rtaht to mine lhe ••m• wlthoul Harbor, Mich. Hls team llsl 1001.11. We will bUJ ~ fl.Aalcie ,.. and Alr-Coodltionon. - PM AlJCfiUNEU Incumbrance to the wrtaee ell· season bad a 3-5-1 reeotd. Cl. Pftludo .. ..._.__ Ill • • AM ""I ......__.....,. !!lei'Wiel eept.b'll allo a Strip of Land d..e dplete Hlitet or amalllota, 15 cu. ft. Chtol awl< --.____. - - _. - ..........-ed by Hllftlld l,.elfhelt to C. Y. FRIIZER --:--- $195 friTI .Oradturfl Jonu. lylq Soutb of 'he Union eau .. . 48.FonJ 7 I .,... oJM.: Aoveau• Roao br CHd · Cbt.ed Get. .,, to him IJI MveraltF It tiM MDH lfcv.ft.C-<8. Sloooplo --------~-Wrtle. ProM • CMtad: 12th, 1901. aDd recerded In Vol. ed tJot do~ Wltboui IU1diiM IDJUI')' FIIEIZIR - - - $235 KNOTTS USED 411. Lode ot • '- 11u •IJt IIIW (18 , Pilp 181. Ret:ordll of ueeGI of to dM wbo~J meL II aot. tlllll; .... IH Creom With loch I ROOM bouje bl Middleport, • · R" l(elga Count)' - ~Jhlo . aiRn e xeUtln.l nal .Ute be Mtld ... tbll M be ~ FURNITURE and " - r & Rofrfpro .. r. llb baths, DeW 188 fumar.e, Be , Ia 4Jllle • 81rip clee4fd to 'fetp COUidJ' Jrlld 1111 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ~ . AUCTION . Ph. WY 2.2181 -~- ....... inted d . • I ... "' Road ~Uwill ILPlllO ~"''"" Juo• pa , estr- ---..,.--,.-,..,:......,.=....:....=:.. ... - ..,.,. __ ,_ ..... - - .... ette11ce 11tl-4nd. 446-2917 I"? able location. Pb. 19'H498. •-•1 · ;,;o;;--aeo~-· r 1 • • ..,. u. •statr ol -.:- Nolice _- .. .,.. r'!~~7 IT'LL BE op W. Mllln St. Pome- i ••, . Formerly Grueaer Jlo<bi Insurance , eUstd Tr•ctor• NATCHERL..."Y.'t YO' I~ TOO BUS"i1 DEE-LIVERIN' TH' /'I. AIL .~' 2 193 Transportatloa Ro oc-o m ~~'IIY;:2o;;;=~P;o;me;roy;~~A~t~S~y~r=~~·~C""!l~~oiro~tl~on~~~ I state Semi Tr.Bldg, Dept., ~·==~~Wior~kl~i==l ~.e. ( Jtlfl' WHEEL AND BIG BEND (I~ ... ~E CClN INCIMG- ~ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1 . •• TRAVn TRAILERS lncl .."'. LI'L ABNER IF 5Hf 1S A FtAN T, YO.JLDN'T Hf~ IK:l~~E5 --M~ MEIC: A llfTlf EXPERIENCED WE ABE IIOW selecllq and 111lerviewiag 111en fnnn tllll area to lraiD 8B Semi Drivers. No experience nocessary, and DO need to relocatt. Eara over $3.25 per hr · after sbor1 training. For applicatio• and interview caD 513-241-55'12, 24 • ~ .... Or hr . servIce, or 51,...........,, ' write for application to IIIIer· ...... ~ -:1-~ . ! ·;0 -:J jlb DICK RAWLINGS M••n, W. Va. 773-5611 ., Ill YOUR HOPE, )QJR COU~AGE, GE>tiU5. ALL I GAVE )00 WASAFfJN DROPS OF.Si.IGAR AND WA'TilR. II ONI OPTHI l'omoroy.O, MOD 1101 M to 41 Sit SALES e e RENTALS e eCompln1 ••ulpmont• ROUSH & LYONS Camping Tr1llln HONDA SAlES & SERVIa I e INTEIISTATE SEMI DRIVING ARE !Ohool 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;....;-=~-~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; COMPANY 1f8duate who think! logical·' VACANCY: room and D<lard fori•· NEED A USED R•~r Mel11 G•neral Hoap. ly and would like to use .tbal invalid or patient of any 1 WY 2-2176 Pomeroy ability iR a challenging Job' kind. ;tale or female, 24 bour 1 MOWER? You are invitee to consult practical nursiDI eare if i I HAMPSHIRE pigs. Ph. 992with Mr. Dan Bargdill, Dis· needed. Reasonable. Anna 3 to Ch-• From &279, Harrisonville, 0. trict Manager, Burger Boy Haines, Portland, 0. Phone eUsed P"rl"' FHCI Grinder 7 6 3tc I MlliOr 1 Food-0-Ramas, 60ii'T pump your slualsli aep- Instructions full Cub Cadet stol)l. Notice YOU a high IIOW TAKING RINTAL UIIRVATIONS bome frem termllea, IIIII, cockroachea, crlciels, ~~ lllverflsb, opldera. ..... and waler bup. AvaU1111 at K1n3 BuDdars Supply 01., lllddleport. 4 2t Uc T i'311tc De-luxe- inte-rior, &ood whit.ewall tire!l, white finish, radio and beate-r. Pomeroy Motor Co. VISITORS? DAVS, LOWEEZY·· · AN' GIVE THEM SHOREHE AIN'T GOT NOTHIN' KETCH IN' SALE rour Reduced to $1195 1964 FALCON 2 Door RAVE ----~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~L-~----------------------­ NEW! • INTERNATIONAl: P01ne1oy 1 Motor Co.~ 1964 CHEV. Biscayne 4 Dr. FOR fer s.le CAN HE MAKE HIM STAY IN BED TWO ·THREE . WELL OI'!BIT THE GtRL FIRST-LET HIM WATCH! k;· """" w.-,.. """'A,....,.., •.,.. "·I --·----u ...;,tr.l, usm ..... =,."t.. BUILDING MATERIAL • LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE -:.tal "'! = . " =:: :;:' =.::...=:. Pomeroy Motor Co. -1368. .11M 7 ~ DAILY CROSSWORD .. -.. """"""' :::"'....=: By V. T. HAMLIN ... I SIVE "'lu TH' GREAT ()DCT()R K.a E.YE5 ANO Yif 'EM, ANO If'= Y'RE SPIN ANO NIMBLE T H' VJAV i Y'MEAN YOU 'PEAR T'BE YOU ) S ANO Y AtiD ChN uvE PRE rrY r~E,:1Q ( I tiRE ~iN' INDEHNin: f-1£1<~ I T'HAVE To · 'TAJr·fT so e,.:.o! ~ Tel BE HERE F~ A SPaL ' OUGHT TG;ET lf'ITRoDUCEO) ~ NAMES t!§RQ. ~ H~P PY T'MEET 'IOlJ I ---- -u. · 6TAY~ I=!? OM NOW ON? POOP!.ES, PRACTITICNER Of' MESMERIZATION! ::'"Y.. ~ ~t. ;!".; •omeo:;, By .SCHULZ ,' DotiT 8f RIDlCIII.OIJ!i .SOMEM< t'LL JIJ5T lOSS lT AWAV Ll~ ll!AT ... ........... = =.,...,,...,..,'0.---o-,- .......... ,.,.. ...... • ....... "''a:t ..... ....... ft'l) MEN b. clean attiC J.l'ri. tlly, July 8th, one day only. - . OHIO ~ 1·~ DAILY Cit tP..oqIJO'rE - No furniture to move, $18 each. cau 773-5Zll MascB. w. VIL 7621<1 . II llele'a llow &8 .-11: AltYDLilA.t.:tt• LblfOPilLLOW , ODe letter limply ltands for another. Jn. thta .unpJe A ie uaed - lar tbl Ulree L'a, X for the two O's, etc. Single letten, .SOIIBONE TO OPEP.ATE 1111811 bulldozer llJld uw in 1011 operation on Forest Rua Road betweea 7 a.m. and 3 p. m. See Marion Reyn- a~ t:rop111m, the Iensth and formation of the- word• are all Jllnta. Jllch day tbe code )etten are different. A Cryptapam Quotat1011 I r olds 011 Forest Run Roaa off Rt. 7, Steady work. Phone: 16'1-3500, Coolville, 0. 7 8 3tc PAINTING, lnterkir and exter.... hourly or eontract, r... · onable. Pb. t9Ul80. Homer Braley. • 211 l5lo I N L...:; MUJNUHVKEF ATKJQ \\'GSHEG RLGEG UC HV T JI' NLG CBJJGCO • .lad! w. c.....,., Me•· 7+3tc - - - - - - - - -- -' LifAL IIOtiH IIedei 1:1111 'iAVE YOU RHED . -WEUCWKVO YMkonlay·• c;ryptoqu~te:. AVOID RUNNING AT ALL 'I'IMES. DON'T LOOK BACK. SOMEONE MIGHT BE GAIN~ ING ON YOU. - P AlGI: (0 Md, .J'InJ Fea&uru 8)1a4i~ IDe.) wm "' ' -~- ,. a ::r sl ~ ~.:. ·-1. couatr ,... .,,... ., _,. ..,.uo• " .,. -iUoD1ft.,. 1lel8 DNd • • • · FOJND THE OL~ ~LIMILv' ALBUM? ..:_ao ..... .\ • i- - i-" = - -- aanNI Ge _ . .. • ...._. tbe of hlJ.l ... . _.. . dl7 VIIIOIL ·L -- • Correc.tion Ladies Straw Hand Bags REDUCED 33l% . _lAI--~R, ·ClOTHIERS •• J• • ;)- ... -1 "= = . . . . BULIGBT rRICED fumltun tn T I lie ....., - - · - ue uaJ>. our third floor budget shop. .... ., ""' . _ . BaD ' " a - · Ba•er Furniture, Mlddlepqrt 7 ROOMS ad bath, IIDCI», :.:.::·., •.:•:-",.:::"..J!!' t! Olno. 11 12 'ilc with basement, 171 II. Front =:' ""' "' .......,.. In Thuridly'a Plptr Our Ad Should Havt . . . .. -RUGS DIRTY• Rent electric -- · st ., M'ddl rt cau .... •1n ........... "''" I epo · ....,. • • "'"' shampooer for $1 with pur· 7 I ~ .- • - ., _..._,. .. Foam. Ebe rs· 7 ROOMs and batb )lome, lot . . The ztPl .. NJtct IQ aad 1111 bi6L cbase of '~stre Vlller• " .,,.._., ' bach H-ardware, Pomeroy, , 50 x 100 in Middleport 011 2'11 ........, - . ,~1)•lo-.. ......_ .... Jto 0 Ino. I ,;, . South Fifth Sl ' Prtt. 11,500. NEIGLER BUILDING SUPPLY Phon• 992~148. at Sandusky llltlh School. lo be ' BATHROOM plastic tile blnck, , I 29 tp eome defensive coach 11 MaasNISTiiAD ·~ LAbiES STRAW HA'B oluminum siding. storm dours . ' Ulon Hlsh Schooi, whel'!! Bob and windows We build tile TRESSI,ER RESIGNS Seaman moved to it thl' se~· ' best and repair the rest Call SA NDUSKY. Ohio 1UPII - son's end from Snndu.<ky sea:·i 1 GUJ Neigler, Racine, Ohio James TrPSsler resigned Thu,.,._ , man lod Sandusky to the state ' 1 14 30tc: day as assislant footbaD coach 1 championship las~ season. 1.___..;_~'-•-.---,..;".,··;;;•··;.;·.,j.-----~ - --= = • I ROOMS an• ball and utlllty ~~ ":., '::!•r.;*..:'.,. ll:: ,.. ..., ~m - S, Flltb Ave •t ,.,. - -OD U1! _. U --w.n..•-.. Of Pld ru1»l~Uff ....._ tel t. j " . , . flit .....,, o.uv 1 t.fif IWU"' UUM>e . . . . . _ IIIlo- . . . thf of 1M (1)1. j,t, t7, HJ ('ft a_ 1,-'11. . . dleport, ot call IIIIN171. ::.."":..0:..,.~·..:"' l.::;.;:~~~:.;;;;;i~~;ii;iio;;;;;;~i;;i~i;iii&ii.iiiiiiiiii.; I .JHIGC = _A._ . . - •,.:-..,::.vs:_... ~=ROY •• i J. w....... 7 I lip H=LL.:: MOM. ~f'//-r~~ . r .. ~ life" 1192-7931. ;:e• BIG SALE! ~"' ~ 110.=- .... - -· Oi-l, I ~ '1'\:iOT SI-1HRP -.....-- .... ;A " By HAROLD Gf!A<.T 7·8 ' ' .. .,, d;ot ~ an't:thlnk milO~ of "e aun tan lh• ~te ,,. out tlie ·laundry. '!lh• 1&)'1 It dOlan t 1 1 11 "'Mother w!'lm \hat 1M hu deolded to"!ll¥e up her Mt.Mit• and come and ur.--~c.., your ,1\irt on · with . - .!rten4,of,JIIta_IA,ttwnL"._,.;.o.-'-"'.. .: . ___;L ' . ' ' ..-r'.' ' I 1!~-.~IYIL". ''· e: �~ili. O,...•.'!i< ·l-" llo. .... . .... . . . . . · · - ~ ..... . . . . .. ~ .... .... ~ •• ••• • . , ,1 . 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Donald "TrusPomeroy Chapter OES '· Donrue Snuth, wbu was Jeavday evening at her bo!De In sell and daughter, MI. Vernon, 186 ,_. J!,et Tuesday evening. ing July 6 for the Marines. Mr. and Mrs Tim Swan lllld IBall Run. spelll holiday weekend with 'thacker worthy matron, aod Relatives attending were Mr. • family of Colwhbus were guests! The meeting, In of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Date E.' SJ!Iitb, worthy pa I Holiday weekend guests of and Mrs. RaymODd Smith and tbis week of Mrs. Swan's Mrs. EJVe Stelly, VJce presJ. Stanley Trus.re!l, Mr. and Iron, preside<J aod opene<J the I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davenport I family, Pomeroy, RD 3, Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray F.: ;::"'!, With prayer by Mrs. Charles Marcinl<o. meeting in ritualistic form An I. >nd sons. Jerry_ aod Micky, and and Mrs. Charles Tate and SOilS, Gibbs, Mulberry Ave. I )\Irs. Elma Holter, daughter 1_ lovilalion was receJVe<l to a Mrs. B B. Ze1gler,. were Mr. Cheshire RD I; Rev. and Mrs. . • Edith and her children· caUed combmed Fneods Night. atl 'md Mrs. R. L. Zeigler a" d Robert Smith, Sr., and family, Na~y and VIckie Boso were : -~1 wer~ I~ !by Mrs. : ,· on Mrs. A. H. Bailey Saturday E I Ch t M ddl I children. Carol aod Sue. Beck Pomeroy RD 3· Mr and Mrs overnight guests Wednesday, oil" e repo o mances a a. evening 25 ley. W. V•:• and Mr. lllld Mrs. I Gerald Tate and dauihter, Day: their grandmother, Mrs. Des- , sobon the purchaseb of Mr. Mrs. Deozy White, Raome llan·,;onville and Evan: ' w:lliam Zeigler son .. I ton; Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Darst sle Patterson. es Uwndas gJved.o y rs. u- : St. Albans, W. Va., spent the Belpre Sue Zeigler Fourth 0 f J u1Y with Mr· and getme ·ChapterS. . . remamed I 80d 1anu·1y, B8 ltlmore, Ohio; Mrs. H. D. lhle and Mr and o--e Re u erwoo d ood ted for a two-week VISit. , Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lon • . v. n erw repor on Mrs Paul Orr Plans were made to attend C'hm Brown of Morehead, ' and Langsville Mrs. Paul Keiser of Columbus ' the new baptistry being built nt M;. and Richard FlowGrand Chap!CJ St"SSion at Cleve- Ky .. is the guest of her 'auot l ! · Mr. and Mrs Worthy Tate were treceMnt guesndts of the church. Mrs. Virginia Wyatt I ers and family Detroit Mich Ia · 0.. be · h aod 1 Mr and Mrs G· 1 n ' .· parens, r. a Mrs. Harry invited the class to meet at her • • ·• n-1 m ·to r E1g t memu" . - a e aod Mrs Clance LOngstreth, Keiser Minersville home for the August r 1speot weekend with Mr. and 1 e. 1 bers '"" pl annmg to attend Brown and ch11dreo. both of Gallipolis. ' · G nd : e mg. I Mrs. Harold Hager and daugbThe meetmg closed m Jegular Mr and Mrs John Mayer Friends attending the dmner Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hassler Mr am; 1 IIC! 0 8by ters. Hetre<hments .ere serv- and family or Columbus are were Mr. Cecil Bolm, Longs- of Reynoldsburg spent the bt.";, 8 ";Y;,F s the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Deeter ' ed durmg the soCJal hour by guests of her parents, Mr aod ville: John Grate and Steve Foorth of July with her par- wo:nen n 1 th ?,len ; 1 1 Maud a11d F"1 eda l.rue<er. Cia Mr< .. George Memhart Grimm, Rutland ; Martha Haw- I ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry 1of ball pee os I GUESTS OF CLELANDS ra Thum1s P.hbt•l Monr·e <mrl Mr and Mrs Bruce Bmg- kms Columbus · J aek JKe1ser · 1 awa I Ada Hos kin, · ' hn m. and children , RavensPleasanivm""d ed to Rev and Mrs.wee Underwood, ! ViSJtiog Mr. and Mrs. Walter ~- Barbar~ ~~ £0meroy ~ugh~ grand-~· ch~ge o~ned v.:'vo:~~ ~e~·fro~nd:"'t: o;·~~:~~~ a~";r, ;om:~~ ~nd B~tch, I' str~th s~n, !apti~try :!n ~nd Mr~. I J the~rl. wer~B~ ~)urK1 Clon~h ;;;..~·~··ijiijij-~-"l: r ~lr ~1 am;~ ~ p~int e~ PrJ~~ ' ~~~~-famll7or eolumliu.l =~~e:!=. l(lellt Mr. arid vr. w•MW;'~.W... ~::m,-::.~= ..,w: u~.,:OO~~":" ;;~th. ne:::: ~:,:S~N::=~ : : : : Sillger, Pai'kersbilrg, ealled on Mrs. A. H. Batley Tuesday. Mrs. Laura Hager, Columbus, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hager and daughters ' Mrs A H Batley on t4 ·M,.;,. Reed Eynon of Mornillg Star Sunday. . "Mr. and Mrs. Harold Trussell, family, New Port News, Va. spent hoUday weekend wilh their parents, Mr. and Mrs Stanl Tr II Mr:y Marion Ind. a day with her dau: ghter' and son-in-law Mr and ' . Mrs. Ralph Trussell and !amllyM. d r. ao Mrs. Harold Hager spent Mooday evening w"1th M a d M E 8 I R bi . oson 8 111 a Mr ['M Tru ell .Man n eyD sMr ~ailed ~nd Fayus~rkhart ~pent :d fa~ll r~ ~ 1 ° ~tasi :\.1 ~u~sellr "an~" daug~- onat~ land. Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr wert at Mr. and Billie Om' and celebrated Cllnt's blrlhtlfl, Clar Surd . da en;: en spent a few mJs R LOla Sordelt s. u y Orr. • The Almanae By united Pren lltenJalloaal ~rs. M~ ~rs. Today is Friday, July 8, lht 189tb day of 1966 with 178 18 follow · The moon is between Ita !uU phase and last quarter. Th e morning stars are VenUI and Saturn There no evening stara American capitalist and phi lantbropist John D. RockefelleJ I was born on this day In 1839. On lh' da i his fo , : Y n . tory: 1d d • the Liberty Bell Ill n eoce Hall Philadelphllt as it was being rung eve~mg e~:;: ~rae ~~d ~~r ::d ~~~· J~ng~~dle,l 1 1 Ro~ers SOCIAL CAJ ENDAR ~ ~~rsh!~~ f~neral ~I r~~~~ ;lslte~ ~und':l'r ""~~it"g, ~nt I 'J.OM~~~ ~ompleted hopl~gtl na~o"; 800 Je~ings Ste~ff ~here ] lr ' ,,_ !• Feature-packed value • Power Transformer • -":l i10 State UHF TunH • Custum -M.ltt<. IJHF Tuf'~:r • MagiC Mast ' A.ntt"-nn.a ~ ho~e~~e ;:~ ~burch wor~i pw~r~ Tut~sd~:· ~ I Ray L1t-vmg and chtldrcn, Shie! Ia. ftcers. Dues for tho new year I tJOn. Mike, Judy, Sue, and Jane, are now payable . 1 Mr. an~ Mrs. Jack Cummins of West Columbia. Joining the ' BETHEL NO. 62 of the Jo- ' and faouly of Columbus were grou p was another sister and teroatiooal Order of Job's Da11- l holiday weekend guests of their fam1l y. Mr. and Mrs. David ghters will meet Monday 1t paren~, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd • H&Od -••rllld cNn.is .. . ~-lb:l Slon rr aft£': "II" modf.r n h.dnd and . Jeokms and children, Stevie, ·1:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Ma· i Cummms and Mr. lllJd Mrs. d•P SO I ~ L' g fo r Cl/Cl.lrl oo ~n~.; : . ons LP!I, :" nd !J~.w ici of Portsmouth. : sonic Temple. All officers and V1ctor Brown. ol hlit' reliabllliJ · Merri Auit. daughter of Mr. : the choir are urged to attend. Mrs. Paul Hill and family • full Year Guarantet. Manu and Mrs William Ault , is speod- j WSCS of Heath Methodist returne<l to their home, Iodianlacture r' ~ lu l l _,~, i ua r anl~ co~ers mg the week in Waverly with Church will meet Monday eve-j •polis, Ind. Thursday, after a tr~ e~ ~h ;o r,?t' ~~: ~~ ~ of a~~ lube Mr. and Mrs. C. H. W1oe, Jr. ning. July 11 at the church. Miss VJ~JI with Mr. aod Mrs. E. J. or pan pro ~·en df.'h;r!,~e ,n flormal use . .t.rran20l(J lniOll&h us. Iaber Mrs. Dale Mourning has re- , Bess Sanborn will he the pr11- ' H1U and Mr. and Mrs. Hiram u ua. 1 turned from a trip to Houston , . gram leader and Mrs. Emer· Slawter. · Texas. \lisiting with Alice son Jones , devotional leader. Mrs. E. E. Roush of Lake-. Mourning. She accompanied her Hoctessrs will be \Irs. E1·erert view arrive<J Thursday, for a Mof'OROL A daughter aod family, Mr. and Davis, Mr.. Nan Moore Mrs. ' visit with ber sister • In-law ., r:Joelc radio Mrs. William Nelson and chil- · Jamt"s Euler, Mrs. 0 . P:' Klein, · Mrs. Charles Withrow, Miners: · v.~,r~• m' dren. Pat, Peg, Steve and J. 3nd Mrs. William Russell 1 ville. • ~~,:~1 :."" "~ ' B S!ory. - - - ~--· · I Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Burkhold~ Mr. and Mrs. Edgar ReyCOMPLETE PROJECT 1 er and Mr. and Mrs. Harry ' l'o >rl.le" • l ~<zt~l a l~ lll\ noirls spent the holiday week- The Riverview 4·11 Club WiiUamson of Akron are the eod in Morgantown~ W. Va. with recently completed its project guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phil then s~m and family , Mr. and on Outdoor Cookery at Forked ~ Williamson. · Mr~. Val Reynolds and ehil- Run State Park at an overTed Jones of Columbus was ' .,. . dren , mght cam~ out. The meals I an overnight guest Wednesday \tr. and Mrs. Rodney Hill were prepared aod served by of Mr. and Mrs. Max Folmer .· r, d _·:··t 1',• ·:: t~;r ·1 -' ·; qton . p,· the 4-H members. Members at- and Vanessa. V.1 .. wPre weekend guests of : tending were Jackie Bise, Linda ----.I irs . .lean Cooke a"d lall'iiy. ' Brown, Kathie Chichester PatThey were called here for fu- ' ly Dorst, sandra Newlun' and J" n!•r<rl servict's of the infant son · Jean Whitehead. Advisor' Mar· N. 2nil Me. Middleport ·of Mr. aod Mrs. Freddie Cline garet Brown and visitors Max- , 1ot Alaska, who die<! two days lne Whitehead and David Brown I also attende<l. '' Mrs. Doooa (Circle) Multi of HAVE GUESTS Parma, Ohio, was !be honored Weekend guests of Mr. and guest at a stork shower given Mrs. Edward King and family recently by Mrs. Robert Hardwere their daughter, L e o t In aod Mrs. Harold Circle at Norris and sons, Richard and the home or Mr. and Mrs. HatKeith of Akron. Also visilliOt! I old Circle. them were tbeir son, Mr. Guests were Misses Claudia Mr h Shields, Verna and Wavie Cirs. C aries King of Pomeroy ell!, Florence Circle, Ann Carlelllld Miss Cleadith Marko Athens. ten, Mrs. Hattie Roush, Mrs. aPaul Sellers, Rosemary, Mrs. Mary Circle, Mrs. Clara Salllfler bla birth. The baby was ser, Mrs. Betty Van Meter, Mrs. the grandson of Mrs. Hill and Eunie Brinker, Mrs. Mary Mrs. Betty Cline, Middleport Roush, Mrs. Inez Carson, Mrs. Lillian Scarbrough, Mrs. Elsie Circle, Mrs. Louise Anderson, Mrs. Linda Patterson and Mrs. Convenienc ~. Homer Circle. Sending gifta were Misses When you bank b} mail hrre now, you TONIGHT & SATURDAY Eva and Sadie Archer, Mrs. have thal much more _lree tim e to enJOY May Jones, Mrs. Martha Rose "THE HEROES OF our ' ummer weather. And u:lwnever vou Mrs. Leonie Taylor, Mrs. Lin: TELEMARK" bank here by mail--s11mmer or winter--· -Tecbnicolorda Holter, Mrs. Sue Foltrod Klrk Douglas Richard Harris you can bank at an.v hour. anv dav in Mrs. Sadie '!'russel, Mrs. ~ Featur•tte bad weather or good, thr; , •.~: , vour n~r-· Enoch lllJd Mrs. Donna Smith. es t mailbox or chute! · SUNDAY, MDNDAY The children were entertainand TUESDAY ed by Mr. Doyle Multi, Mr. A1~ o r writ~ for our ~or , \:· ll!nient July 12-13-14 Homer Circle and Mr. Harold ~REE banking-by-mail forms TODAY "A PATCH OF BLUE" ~--) Sidney Pottier ""• e. Shelly Winten Prizes were woo by Miss 11:,;~~~~~~~~~~~ Florence Circle, Mrs. Van Melli er and Mrs. Anderson. The Dan Smith family joined tbe party later In the evening. MUOND.. S~OP son:~pen~ ;'rs.thBJI:~ ~ an~ ~ount AT ELBERFELDS on FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 8 and ON SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 Make Elherfelcls In Pomeroy Your Family Shopping Center 1 ... WERNER Ra·di~ & T.V. ' ' I Stork Shower Is Given lor Mrs.Mutti A July Joy ... A Year-Round MEIGS THEATRE Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. ~!* POMEROY ~~*NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County for over 94 POMEROY yean RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member J'edenl Deposit Insurance Corporatioa W VA . ive·ln TONIGHT "WHAT'S NEW PUSSY CAT' Peter Sellers Peter O'Toole (Color) "THI-andUWARD" Yvette Mlnleux (Color) SATURDAY JULi t "TTWN TAMIR" DaDO Andrew• (Color) THI OLADIATOIII" loler Browne Scilla Gabel .____<c..alo..r..'---~ ..1VIii1fop Communion Servke To lk Held Suruloy Communion services will be beld at 9 a. m. Sunday, July 10' II the Syracuse First United Presbyterian Chw-cb. A session meeting also will be beld In the church annex Satunlay. July 9, at 7 p. m. The new pastor, Rev. Linson H. Stebbins, preached bls flret sermon at the church last Sunday· His topic wu "'llle Faith of Abraham and Our Faltb'' streutng lltat 1 new chapter bas opened in the life of lila con&resatloP. I • :.(;, ·• t.ii~ 4111/<~ ., •.. action nexl _ . t i ? F u• measure lhould WASHINGTON tVPI) -<:on- emergency Viet Nam war dilute SOJ!Ie of the support 1can districts .n 1964 will not returns from a "summer I measures and last spring's lalt Johnson expects_ !rom bis big defect on some matters. _ Ibro.ather" recess Monday to ! increase, Congress still must Democratic maJonties. One ol !be touchiest 1ssues desk aou.ll face a mountain of unfinished ! deal with most of Johnson's The Republicans, hopelul of lacing the House-one_ thai expected Ill pal!!"' bill Oil busiot"Ss and an election-year legislative packase. recapturing at least 50 House could . slow_ the legJSlatJVe Wednesday. N Smale II deadline. Awaiting action, lor example, seats and a few in the Senate, machinery-IS the so-called slated 1o s1311 debB'!_!II_ll II President Johnson WliOts the are urgent measures In the , are trying to capitalize on the open bousmg . proV.'SIOn . of !be and of tbe .. \let!isll•lor·s to stay until they ' fields of civil rights, the war oo Viet Nam war and inflation. Johnson's new crvil b1ll. In !be lollowlq•. ,eet)IIQIIM the re.t of his foreign and '· poverty, education, auto safety,\ They are pointing to the Onee it passes the House, II IB 1leaders hope lo-lllLA!".adMDtl borne front programs. But agriculture, conservation and billions being eaten up by Viet I almost certam to spark to the Senate a .._. bl11loa many, especially freshmen national security. INam and demandmg that \ southem f1hbwter. m the approprlat.loll, D Democrats swept into office iD 1 Controversy is Inherent in! domestic spending be cut to Senate, where there JS no curb exlens1oD Ill 1M the 1964 Johnson landslide are ' several of these, so chances 1keep inflation in check. on debate. program. anxious to get borne eariy to \ they will emerge from Coll- I The President is well aware Spendin&_Bills The Senate IIChedule wll1 lte campaign. Most of !bern face I gress unscathed are nil. Sume ol tbJS 'and has himself ordered _The admmiSttatJoo s $3.3 determined largely b)' btn!' filii , ·" . . . strong Republican opposition. I may not make it at all. Ifederal spending cut to the btlhon fore1gn atd biD and Bouse COD dlspoll Ill . . Every sign now points "' \ Pressures BuUd!Dg Up \bone. But this carries no $17.5 blihon mil.'tary teglsla"'!n- especlally . IM liP' CHECK MAP - Delmar Baum, left, a steenng comiDltlee member for the tardy adjournment, perhabs Election year pressures alrea- certainty that some Democrats ment autbonzatJon are schebiiD wblob 1111111 Tuppers Plams-Chester Water system, shows Carl Lee of Bashan the areas would late September. Aside from 1dy are building up. These could 1who won In normally Republi- duled for House and Senate ongmate Ia till Bous8. be covered. The maps are )?<!Sled at Baum Lumber Co. In Chester and the Sol\lo StaOne exeeption, ltoweoer, II tion in Tuppers Plains. Officials of the proposed system have announced all auto oafety. Tile Senall bu be~!Oiuiloo'l I by~· "I defens~ pr~lillll ~:=:.;"""'··-w,............. ~-··-'"~" NEwSI LI.ttle Hope Held : Trigger Men Get 10 Years =::~E"'5 ~lllsno:·· m• ATHENS, Ga. <UP!) -Two under a federal civil right• they wished to exercise their "pep pills," also_ asked react!: DOt yll Ku Klux Klansmen named as statute. rights under this ruling. mercy. "I'd apprecJate it ~ tho trigger men 1n the 1964 Both defendants had been u.s. Attorney Floyd Buford would let me off," he said. Lemuel Penn 11ightrider slaying tried previously in state courts said he had no objection In "There will he no more trouble drew maximum 10 year federal lor the Peon murder, but won Sims and Myers appealing as out ol me." FROM prison terms Saturday, but acquittal. paupe·~·· noting that Sims' wife Had Good Recorda UNITED PRESS served notice they would appeal u,. Old Law was workmg two shifts m a The federal government then hospital to support eight Defense attorney James at the government's expense. · INTERNATIONAL Iii The two, Joseph Howard brought Sims, Myers and four children." son, who was named to Lions Name Lindsay Sims, 43, and CecU Myers, 26, other Klansmen to trial undl!l' AI the request of Buford, the appeals of Myers and 'lEW YORK _ EDWARD M. were found guilty under an 1870 the 1810 law. The other four however, Bootie rai se<! _!be nminded the court that Meigs County farmers have Lindsey, Lawrenceburg, Tenn., statute of violating the civil went free, but one of theJD bonds of both Myers and S1m' lion reports 011 the _ asked In a furniture manutaflurer, MethWASIDNGTON (UP!) - Negotiations to end rights of Negroes, year-old Herbert Guest - was from $25,000 to $35,000. They showed they had never been m with the eerealleal beetle quarodist lay reader and former strike which has paralyzed five major airlines and ground- Penn -a Washington, D.C., sentenced Saturday to a tolal of were unable to ra1se the h1gher ,any trouble until the Peon antlne. mayor was elected Saturday to ed hundreds of thousands of passengers resumed Satur- educator and a colonel In · !be two years io prison on four amount and were taken from mctdent. According to Information rehead the 8110,000-memher LloDS day, but neither side held out hope for early agreement. Army reserve. counts of illegally dispensing the federal building in hand- "They felt that they had cel..d from John lllimm Stack· Representatiyes of the and the striking In- Peon was returning home ••pep pills." cuffs and placed behind bars cause whether they did or not, bouse, Ohio's Directof OI Lindsey, 50, was chosen with- ternational .\s&OCiatton of Machinists (JAM) were brought from summer training at Ft. In passina oentence on Sims Before passmg s e ote n ce Hudson sa1d. culture, an c:ountlel II! . I h t out opJlosition to 811Cceed Dr. together by Assistant Labor Secretary James P. Reynolds Benning when he was shot dead and Myers, U.S. District Judge Bootie asked the delendants Buford, although State are regulated udpl sevWalter lt. campbell of Miami after they bad deadlocked from a paasing car while Wllllsm A. Bootie noted that whether they had anythmg to pleased with the federal enteen. Included ill 1M ..,nBeach, Fla., as preJident of on wage mcreases and other ntghta on routes where the driving alon& a lonely Georgia under a new U.S. Supreme say. Sims remamed silent but ment's victory, was teen eouoties are Hamilton, the O,.gaoizatlon during Jss:eslhey. ed Ill lk struck carriers bad bandied 25 highway. Court ruling a wishing Myers told the judge: "I'd in bi• comments. "The jury Clei'IDDII$. Brown, '"::'"t)lciils gplden anniversary year. _s e 1a s. per c•nt o1 the ftlll'DIII) service. Conviction of SirrJS and Myers to appeal, but wiu1out funds to appreciate any lemencJ ,.. spoken. Justice hal been dune, Pike, JackMD, - t1 "" 1er .. UDIOn neaoliator Joseph W. . -EIIIerc-r Jri'd . · .the - lint in do so,. could ..ch an can sbow me." he said. He added that be had GaiHa, Albe81, Moi:Jan, Ohio, ·wn hch110ell "thlnl vice Ramsey ind'hli 'lltlloe i!<lllnter- p 0 ot m a 1 t er General Laem Gr10rgla blstory thai a a)llleal at the government's Guest, who pleaded guilty to no Idea oo what the appeal Wubinglon, Monroe, BeiDot, pres!.dent. !tie had been chal- part, WilHam J · were In wreoce F. O'Brien spelled out white man has beeft convicted expense. Both defendants sa1d Iall four counts of dispensing would be based. Harril, and Jeffersoll. . . longed by_ ltuss Nlxoo of St. accord on 110 tbJng · emergency steps to handle the ' In addition, certain towiiShipa LOuis, Mo., but Nixon with- of a quJck deal were dim. malls but informed President Ill Guernsey, Vinton, Noble, and l(rew !be ba!loting started. Both sides were reporteJ . •till Johnson there would be serious MOSCOW (VPI) -Tile SovCounUeo m lllcludscl far apart on wage tuk_e•, delays. lei Union cborg"d Saturday lbe regulated area. Heo41 n1.111rict holiday pay and a cost-of-hvmg The five immobilized airlines !bat U.S. air attacks on Nortb 'lbe meaning of lltla informa. f' allowance, the Issues which Vletnameoe oU depots near lion aocordiDIIo Coaitll EILEBANON, OHIO 34, - Sinking WJL. United brought Eastern on the str ike >ga'nst . •-• C E. B'vd Uam t.. Thomp8011, Trans World carry nation's 70air per mail. cent of the Daipboll& •created SAIG<'N (UP!) -A VietCong Army's lsi Infantry Division. battalion and killed an II lbanl .,.mall....,..:.... · med th • ' • ' , · lbreat to So\'let merwaat force ol some 2,000 men "II w~ a bell of a fight ," one ed 100 ol the I ,.._--. - · was na sou eas. Northwest and National air- 0 directed postmast.e.rs j lhl and tile lbleo of Suvlel llraw, and otblr ern diStrict manager of state lines. to us , ooostrurk to oeumpo-." li uld IIUIChine Salllr<14) .unbu<hed a V.S. Army leer said. troops. 1M 11 II I I .,.. memorial_• f· r the Ohio HistorCall Local Offlcen the _fullest ex_tent," to divert I !Ire -_'".::. --, bit neguaar armo 'ed roiumn deHLerately In the nortb U.S. Air Force In Saigon. •· _ _ .._ :....-..... ~ sent '"'' as "bail" to draw the and NaV)' planes hit North Vie\ found seven deaaJ~ - .._. d H ...attack near the l•mhodian Nam with another mass attack, mines tween two "' ~ .. --. ca Je ere a ay. There was a briet recess in mall to ra.Jiroads and bu""s four Soviet mercbanl ob'be J·eeps the S turd ty h Soc I I Thompson succee s arvey the morning bargaining sesSJJn _wbere possible, and to take during a reid Tbursday. border. U.S. pla!'<S. artilierv otrikiJlll four oil depots north outside !be McCarthy V.S. wbil:h includoll Nalp OlltDtJ, G. CutrJ&hl retired June when union negotiators left to 'm'?e<!late sle!!a to see th_al A SuvJel note banded tbe U. and .housands of !nfantrymen lllJd northwest of !be capital officers billets. '!'hey must be tumlptitttl . .. IIIMI 30 after 311 with the call five local chairmen mall to semcemen In V1et s. Embassy Ia MotJCOW warnIf th dd hil certain requiJim ty. He1 will for the individual lines back to Nam areas_ of_t the ed lbe v. S. IDBSI bear the Cong, prom!'liY movedthem in onback the Viet of day Hanoi duringFriaay a 7!i- omines,e crow e •rea w e before the mow Info ..._ ..... t t oversee 1mamteo1 p __f and_ other 1 driving Into city mission ol raids of Amenran - • aoce o s a e memor a s 10 8 Washington. acJ 10 " g V'!n priori Y to respansibtllty for "Possible the IU·l !''' with a ;o•s of at One U.S. plane, an FI05 lure, were dismantled. which 10 far II cleaa. nine coonty area. Reynolds said the chairmen ports of embarkatron. conseqaeneeL" least 125 communist dead. 'l'hunderchiel jet, was shrot men said it bad not Tile purpoee al tatt qtiii'IIIJ were needed if any progresg The struck airlines lllld the Som•> estill' ales pul the Viet down and it• pilot Us ted as determined whether they line Is 18 pi ileal lite ljtiead Ill Extra Fligldl was to be made on local issue• machinists agreed to continue · Cong tuU as higb as 2JJI' killed. mlssln&. been planted by Viet tbe c:ereal JIII ··IMIII. NEW YORK - FOUR OF wbich are also involved Ill the essential military flights and Amencan casualties "•r• offici· LOclred 111 Colbal terrorists seeking to blow the non-slruck airlines aonouo- dispute the Defense Department was ally described as light in the \ Suuth of t.)e 17th Paralld the American facility. ced Saturday they have put on The nation's travelling p•Jbilc turning to chartered planes and battle that raged for loLl bours border, v.s. su•fiug planes On the political scene, Dine ettra flights for the wet-<- - vacatioolst and busine'lilmBn its own aircraft to meet • 60 nuies north of Saigon after a i winged into the supp.ort tf ~ bJg Premier Nguyen Cao end In an a~tempt to help pas- alike-was faced with prJispeets emergency needs. Conununiot regiment ftU into \South VIetnamese force locked regime Ughtened its con,troll sengen boldin& tickets tor of 60 per cent of all But many servicemen borne !be daring trap laid by the U.S. Ill CQIDbat with a Viet Cong (Continued on page 2) flights cancelled because of the commercial planes standing on leave fOUJJd themselves 0 atrike. idle on the runways. strllllded along wltli tourists, · American Airlines put three A boom rush to railway and conventioneer• and busloell9- " extra sectl~ns on to Chicago bus terminals from coast to meo caught away from borne. and one Ia Boston Saturday. coast continued WASIDNGTON (VPI) -U.S. 1Hanoi depots June 29, ed to unload from ATHENS, Ohio (UP1) -Oidl Della has set up exira flights Saturday. The struck airlines TO miMP STATE Air Force flgbter-bomberl left [" Novy jets struck !be larger tankers 95 per cent of all UD!venllf and I& to Atlanta and Dal1011. serve 231 American cili•• ar.d ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPI) _ about95 per cent ol Hanoi's oU 1storage and unloading facilities \' VietNam's petroleum lmporll. IUI'8DCt normally carry 150,000 pa.sen- Gov. Earl F. RDivllg, dumped Installations In mini 1r1 tht at Haiphong and- it Is now U.S. officil\1s uld the Navy's ipoiiiiOI' • t _ Donatfl 900 Boob gers a day· by the Democratic • Farmerhistory-making air strikes of ' learned-destroyed or damaged return attack Tbursda)' ment and•11"••h •... 11' , COLUMBUS _ oluo STATE The government, whlcb er- Labor Party, ennounced ll!'tur· DR. THOMAS June 29, tt was learned more than 40 per cent of their oot the two pumping llatioDI, · •. I University students have donal- bausted all legal machinery to day he wW enter the prtDtary DJ:. William Tbomas bu Saturday. target. This was barely more thereby achieving a ltey 11*11 Appel...... . , ed 1100 books, worth ap. fend off the stoppage, took election agalllst !be advice ol joined WI lalber, Dr. R. D. This and other new details of lthan hall the success initially ry objective of the BanoJ. II wu 111lMP11WJd......... roximate'"' ..,500, lor ship- steps Ill maintain mall service Vice President Hubert Humph- Tllomaa, II blo optometry of· the Hano•-Halphon• attack ex- Iclaimed by pilots and an- Haiphoog mission. That WM Ill '"lbe alai t1 II» · raids :nounced by llefensa Secretary !put out of action the only llUdl In lnltiltl w; ll•_l ,·· 757 Pment Monda;to students Ill Ur- and essential military travel. rey, the purty's founder. "I wiD flee Ia lbe Haaklas- Tanller piained why no ' ... the Philippine. . The 1\:ivil Aer0110utlca Board rull oot my old Cbevy otation bulldio1 in Gallipollt. He II a were needed at Nortb Viet 1Robert S. McNamara at a ' shore lacility the enemy dttl» II 1 • IS, 1 alJo sought lo daneta' The boo'k;'";ere collected by damlllld wagun and stump the slate," 11M &o·oduate of Obll S - Nam'1 capital wblle -more :tetevised news conference. :and force a turn to Appaladda," aaillldliC 10 the Ohio State Student Eiluca· on ''e UDSind; arUnes, SliCh Rolvaag uld. "I woulda't be Un!.er.lty School of Optome- strikes had to be made at the 1 Of chief Importance, the first . difficult means of unloadln& Prelldentlle ••• • lion Assn. in response fo·llll ~ 88 Braniff and Amerlc:BII. by Ill thla If I dldll't think 1 ooulclj try. See Pqe lllar complete Iport of Haiphong. strike failed to knock out the i_ __ _ __ _ _ _ peal by Dr. T. Orala,_a authorizing them to add extra wiD II." atory. While the Air Force btl the 1Haipbong oil pumping FIRST SECTION BRIEFS Quarantine Explained For Settlent Of AIf• 1•Iner stri•ke ByAgent ~ iocludin~ qu~iona A&r~ ~" Cur~, ~- i:§ ~ . ~lson mak~ :-~ ~hances ~ Br~eo y~ 0 Any Width ••• Any Length 0 Come in and choose from a world of drapery fabrics and colors. Don't miss this opportunity to brighten your home with custom -made draperies at a budgetpleasing price. ON CUSTOM DRAPERIES FROM A SELECTED GROUP OF OUTSTANDING FABRICS WE MAY HAVE CUT TH E PRI CES . . . BUT WE NEVER CUT THE QUALITY • Custom pteatincl • ~bl~! folded top headlna: with permanent stiffemna:l • Cilenerou• double bottom hem•l • • Blind stitched elde hem•l • Comer wela:htlnK for ..,.,. hanJI(nKI BRING IN YOUR MEASUREMENTS ••• AND ENJOY THE Rod Width SAVINGS! 1111 , •• " FOR WIDTH, moasura the width of ,..,r. rad ar width of dlstlnc:o whora iod Ia to be placed. FOR LENGTH, meo.,,. !ram 111J1 al rad Ill terl&lh IIOIIIN!d. (fl&. 81 ~ocle- Me~, Bai•ted Enemy Lose 125 a-~~~ a~rimes ~to I ::~::~la~:,~\:'~1from ~regmen'·" ~p HanoJ•'S o}IDnmps 95 per cent Destroyed se&~IOintrl u.s., ... a~t ~ ~lite =cava l ry round Tf:!h "" at zt •- J;' In the Philip- ~ . . . ~ furu.er e •J stati~ d v• h »' _ Ia _nte : a r zg t Tf"f ,v~tat!.~ ......., -· ~ =-~ ~~ U.: p::::.-.-:::.- · :r:. ~~:":=::.-..!: Ppip 2-3 .. GenerEadllN"f'l . lllljGr COI\*Ita&ii, 81 :,.';:"~:! "I Elberlelds Io P"ot(roy :.allonlde c:.. :nu·t .••• ..U F..News, vlllla, New Ya, Well ~ P1ge 6-7 .... F1rm Hospital News P• 6 Ia, KeotQcq;.ltl!trflaDd, Vil1lrl' Pay $oolloil or El.se · QUANG LOI. VIet Nm along a d~l8 dirt road fill American casualUes were commando< of the 1st Infantry ITroop was hit by recoilless rifle pp:!: 18-9 . -~'f.~ Ia, ,._ , 11, !bill ~linl. 0 u.:,;.;.- N CO,LVM!I . U - U~!EMPLOY· (UPI) -"We were looklnll for mil.. IIOftb ol Saigon. [official described as light ill the Division, esUmated the number land mortar fire. ...,....,.. •w• ,...,_,,__ --... --' Rnl. " ••lA fc Nl-'-SECOND SECTION ._._, - . - ,.... me~ Compensation Bureau All. ' .,...t. ..... P . ....lu 'l1le "~" forte of tanka and four-hour battle, allhongb five of Communists killed at be- Kelly sent one Alabama) mlnlsll'&klr .-w. P. Dudley ad- 'j(ebeiskl_ of BratUeltoro, Vl1 ltmared personnel carriers was of Bravo Troop's personnel tween 100 lllld 200. He said forward to help and Page 11·12 • · · A varteir .ei:J lit vised ~era Saturday to ~ -~ ~ed c1u1t hil and p!uned rioWII by carriers were destroyed by flrffi count could not be taken follov.ed with tho rest of p :tTV end pm. wllllll .,.tt Mttlo aD 1 14 pay tbelr :aecounts 111 eDd ,IIJI ._ loj-ebead. . recoillesullla and antitank fire Communist fire and Charlie uniU !be troops bad a chance to Ioree. "Then we oge bdlo·L.;.;.;- Jumble wltb tdNIII opc1a1 of thti ~ tlti!y Wish Ill ~1\'tf· I6UIIti what we w~ from bo\11 attlel of the Company toot about the same fan out Ill the hea~ foliage on sniper fire," be said. .... Ia·-. . idS£ ad e1 keep lltelr . ploymenl ta& lor." ·- .. : Mcondary fOII<i> number. each side of the road to find aU Kelly mowited the lop If Ws Page 15-16-17 1 19 · · ·1 rate a\ , eat poeslble, _11, waa a Jibe uld !be ar- The Communtsta also tlbot the bodJio.a. personnel carrier at one point Page ··· C IAda ' 1 0u 'f-.. 20 (4veL • ~ ·a ~- ~ llr!IVO 1ioOP ~ :ColwP.I! waJ eenl down ~own a huge Chinook beUcopter CapL David S. Kelly of and turned 1 .50-oallber p July 1 II lite m- of • 11111 llt•t b!fPII7 DIYIIIall'a 11!8 rod to ijr_aw • that was crl)lllled by pouod w-lcbae. Wuh., tho comman- chine gun oa a age · • • • .::.. aual . . ~ date and ~ 4th -~~ ~ wbldl ~ -~ ID·llrtllle- Ike lllJd erashlanded OD -. ·the der of Bravo Troop., aaid he recoilless rifle near the THI: SECTION ~~" : 'fill! for the lollothe~ d.r!IV'. , , ~~lftipb iiHili;lik .. ~ lrllop 1!111! ·11' IQII ... W .. ~ IUtillorced a road. Two of the men al!oBfd wu following Chari,. Troop ltnocking It ouL p · •. ,. • .... i. _>.: - - • - ........,. A> '. ------•-1 9 21 'e. • . ·• -ll'!pA ,... ,ear 1~ • · u of II! am • waw ..,.v. -,TD"'IIDittt ntreat back toward were """""""· dawn the road in tbe broiling "It waa real ll&ht lor tiMe,Ill . . ; • . Vlei·-Qiif'·>'ICUIIJIIC -~··lli·W~··"C~'• - · Mq. .Gea. Wilillllll de 1'11¥, m1<i111vr1t1D1 Qllrlll ,QIII," Ill al4 P es. SHOP FRIDAY TIL 8 ••• SATURDAY TIL 9 In Appalachia Is Fall Topie ~ c~looal ad~ We'll deliver your finished draperies to you decorator fol!led and ready to hanc ••• no pressing needed. / -~·••...., oerttll<:~lkm throu~hoot ':n7v:~i~\.(~,-·~tu.:l:.t . ~eneral •- ":,~· ~ Development i:edro tfi(.N eonvect~on car~~rs oJ~ho DRAPERIES ARE MADE TO YOUR EXACT MEASUREMENTS ~ ~ Be~ind m · Custoht-u\Aade· ~ ~. r~ghts 1 Spn~, ouR +'~-' ·n Pomeroy-llllddleport SUNDAY, JULY 10, 1966 Glllllpolla-ft. PI.euallt .. 1.. THREE SECTIONS DeDoted To TM Greater Middle O~lo Vallev 28 PAGES ° I •, tnttS ~ ·ttttintl low 101. M~ se~e Rls~:~Jtll bi~IJ6ylm'tlli'ii; ~ "- j J!Jr today tlterlq, cooler, lets bumld. ' lntern~lional. I .... • WEATHER ar~ Mrs. Harold Trusseller, and ·an lamwood W Va VISile<l recently Aft ' nd e. . I Mrs. Edward Stiles, Mrs. Carl ' R. C. Steffy, Mrs. Wyatt and 1' Cleland of Racine over t be ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph TruswJih Iu s mother , Mrs Norma • steroooo od M IPlatter and Mrs. Elias Stiles 1Mr; Gladys Cumings. holidays were Mr. and Mrs. AI- sell and family were guests of 1 IP .1m gue Bs w..-e d r. 8 rs. _ar-1 visited recently in Columbus Refreshments were served by , leo Cleland and Laura of New Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trussell and Mrs. AI Russell and with the form€r's mother. Mrs. the bostess assiSted by two 1Cumberland, W. Va.; Mr. and and daughters Sunday evening . of Joht , fam1lv ol Columbus viSited ovdd h C. b ggy Harry Beabout at RJverSJdc guests, Trudy Little and JaJJ-' Mrs. Gary Lee and Patty of for a barbecue supper. Su ' ChJef Jusbee of the . . an aug ter o1 olum us · Me!hod"1St HospJtal. . preme 1853 Court· rr the hohday weekend w1ih I1 elle Cum 1·ogs· Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Debb'Je and Kay Hager are In her mother. Mrs. Lctlie Roush I J b HoweU and Donnie of Charles- visiting Mrs. Thoma. ti h •d::; Abymerican e•pedl· 1 and other rel atives ' oatirs od aco s of CmcinCOMPLETES COURSE 'lon, W. Va.; Harry Davidson Mr. and Mre. Robert Trusea Co'!'modore 8 !lCJ·ent viSitors with Mr and Je Gmther of Porn- Pvt. James G Ma Iof Columbus, Naomi Wyant of sell aod daughters, Mr. and a thew Perry amved In MJS Cha rles Bennett were J ot Mr. and Mrs · Alvin'B Bashan, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cle- Mrs. Harold Trussell and !am- :an to establish the if children. Mr. and Mr s. r. ao rs. ISS es. of Ree<lsville " land, and James of Athens and lly. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Trus/"can rea ons with !bat Ve rnon and family , Oak . , Mr. aod Mrs. Herschel Nor- 11-week rad 10 ' teletype oper": M(. and Mrs. Paul Burt oi Co- sell and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Harhor MJSs Maxme Ben nett ris and son, Clarence, of Le- tioo course at the Army South- lumbus. Ralph Trussell and family spent B an ' . aod Mr and Mrs Warren Ben SATURDAY Itart Fllils, spent Thursday With eastern Signal School Fort the Fourth with their parents, o? n;,ade hJS famous cross nett and. famlly . Columbus. . CHESHIRE _BAPTIST Church ; ber pareols, Mr. and Mrs Elias Gordon, Ga., Jul I.' RUSSELL APPOINTED Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Trussell. gold . speech before !be Mrs LJihao has been Jce cream socJai, 4:30 to 9 p.m. I Stiles. I y The Worship Commission of Mr. and Mrs. William Ack- Democratic National Coovenre:urned to her home on S i m church yard. Rt. 7, in Che. LEMLEY IN VIETNAM Heath Methodist Church met ett, son Wayne, and Mrs. A. H. lion m Chicago. Second Ave. from Holzer Hos- 1shlfe. Plenty of good home-. Mrs. Joanne Tatte;sao and i Marme Lsoce Corporal Stall- recently at the home of Mrs. Bailey spent the Fourth WJ!h rHtal she has be<>o un. l made we cream. homemade I family have moved mto their ley R. Lemley, son of Mr. a?d c. M. Henoesy when Mr. Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Baile and TAX BOOK der observation and treatment. I p1es and cakes, hotdogs w1th reeently purchased property oo Mrs. Harold W. Lemley, 1 LJb- liam Russell was appointed! daughters Sandr d r The Domesday Book was Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Anth- , sauce, coffee and pop. I Ebenezer St. m:'Y Lane,, Pomeroy, is serving chairman due to the reslgna- 1and enjoyed e !be fJrst official record of Kng· ony and children, BMbara and MONDAY , With Manne Attack Squadron lion of Mrs Robert Co Is IJSb property owners and the Joe. spent Monday at t he DISABLED AMERICAN Vet-· Clarence Andrews returned (VMA 211) at the Marine Ex- es o1 the · cr:;m·an . of land they owned. WD· Greenbo State Park, Ky. They erans and their Auxiliary will hJS employment peditiooary air field at Chu discussed with the Rei Max li_am_of Normandy ordered COlDwere acco mpanied by her sis- meet Monday, at 7:30 p.m. 1;' . : ew York Central Lai, Vietnam. Donahue new pastor • 1Mr Clint ;:r w r. ao pilatioo of data soon after be 1 ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. · There wiD be Installation of of- 1 ."roa after 8 month's vaca' · s. r. conquered Eoglaod in 1061. ~ _/ _/ Dt~d = ' ~m I~ N~. rect!lv~dl ~ ~~· •iJa• C~~mmuntst lfitutdli ·- . ~ . w._ • !:i:!3 ~IM ~ter- ~~--TJ - ,. � 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 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 8, 1966