https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/46d5691816173e0ece5f46915c2ac69c.pdf 025fce2df52a2d54d7d4a9ef10a489e0 PDF Text Text .. 0., July 19, lbee , 'l. · "''elromecl Bock FQm' . YI 5 "' "' - r.rr.. '·• r,tr and Oeerge Viugh an a;,.. daugtiier, Kim, of Chi~ lirothe, !$!ted pver the week· end with Mr. and Mrs. Eber Lewis who were here over the -kend. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grues!"' were her son and daQghter-ln~aw, Mr. and Mrs Elmer·Johnson Jr of Wheeling, W. Va. Atso' s~ndll!g Sunday with the group was Mrs Mabel Wolfe 01 Pomeroy, sisu;r of Mrs. Grueser. . Sunda uests of Mrs James Murrayywegre Mr. and Mr.s. Wil- '.Around an_•u ,;.1 · About ' Mi.ddl eport ,_·"( ,: . ' ' I ., r ""· - ~, ~\ -) J:~·. ~ · Sel1i!'\!a1. ThW 1\!o •"'lt· ·M,. Hei~fu . ' 'AroQitcJ:'and_. . . . · ·• Held Friday Evening . P.r PLEASANT _ About . pOMerQy . Detlof4rcl 7'o Tlul W· )'01. XVIII S . ·ti:'.·.,! . .. '• \ . closed . with prayer. Attending were Bonnie, JuA tr1o, ;1rs D~le Warner, dy, Marie. Beverly, Duane ar.d ~Jss Rose Ann L1sle and Den- Dana Smith, Sheila, Donnie and ny Evans, accompcmied by Mrs. Gwen Folmer, Marjorie, M1ke ~avi~ Nease o:ganist, . s~ ng and Brenda Bentz, Becky, l:kenH.. after wh1ch ~pprec13t1on da and Beverly Will, Terry Evtlllk!' on the pastors work .1n ans, Ann Ohlinger, KaU1y and the r ~urches .and commun_1ty Richard Dill, Susan and Roger were g1ven by, Kenneth Wlgg.ms Dixon and Jimmy Bates. an~ flebble Hc·.- es, spealung Adults jJresenl were Rev. for tlor MYF. A duet. ''Follow Menzel Smith. Mrs. Betty Me." by Miss Lis le and Miss Folmer, Mrs. Th""'as Bentz, Hayes. precederl talks by Mrs. James Will, Mrs. Don . Mrs. Alfred _Yeaqger, Mrs. Carl Honnel, Mrs. Herbert Dixon, Kloes. and , lliiS! Kllrr. Miss Helen Davis, Mrs. Ever· Re-i. and M~s. Stutler, pre-~ ell Bates and guests, Mrs. Joyce sentlll ~ iluet, My Task, and Conningham and children and they and the Syracuse choir · Bill Bentz and friend of Dayton. sang, I Thank My Savior For Be Thr,·lty'• Always Save All ·. Your Sal ,. IfOm ' ElLoerlelei$ ln , pOmeroy . es lp$ Of TM Jlef,..Mamr .fr• WEDNESDAY, 'IIULY 20, 1966 FIVE CENTS t I at tb• By church youth Marll '· ' 'Go' Given Picnic fnJ'oyecJ Mr: ln~Be~te POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 65 · . p Larry ' e servtd v' . enttne r.. •Kbn I ... Olli •oub .t ...!eers 04 .· ,. eel ~{~ea Me!anjee ,at At :~~~, s·'.:t~">f!olzC uosl>l.lil. \ . ~ -~s . ~"'ud It~~~tiiute · ·I !.ira. J!:verel! Thoma' :spent Mr..•nw~p Hebw.~ ·1 Mrs. • .the 'eekeild I!! poiii!Jiblll l!lth with f ·dinner SU!Iaay· . ~ 'n., Mobr, ~realdent, • .. Mrs. Wendell G. It All, accompanied by Mrs. Mr. and 1\Jri! ·~~ DeW. . ar.l at .bel' boi!\e~ He¢ GrOve :Mis.a Hattie Jo)'dan ·seeretar7, son, Kevin, were Nease. The choirs of the thre8 fllm~y and·- wlil)cMr.,:and Mra. bclnoring her son, Larey,.on til~ Polill Pleasant Wo~'s Club, 'to the Syracuse, churches sang, Win The i.<Jst . . Charles Qlilv!ll' lind IIOil. blrlhday, .. ,.. . returned ~l!l'ing the weekend Forest Run AI An~ Cost, accompenied by · Mrs. JOOll 'ilarl!er and Unda A· decorated blrilicia~ ...~. liom M-'antown where •'· lnd ' ' ' · · · ' ' ....,., · ··• _, .;t)u~ch charge at a Miss lchael Swatzel. Mr. and Mr•. ' John Harrlsen Mr. and ~- Rollin Bearha· Cluu'lotte . Jay of Ripley, and !l"lll• ~Ice cre11111 wer,e attended .,the tenth annual Wesl Friday evening A highlight of tlie program visited recently In Pontiac, were business visitOrs In Galli, W. Yll, •.l~~ -~•turday after'lith the -~er to die. VIrginia FecleraUon of Women'• le·IB;~~~~ church, with was the presentatiOn of a mon- Mich., with their son and daunoqp 1rlm jbe1i' a~t, Mrsi .Bes- honOred guest ~ ,Mrs. Hetn'\8 ,Club~ Ad~l q:ducaUou lnBillut1! at present. ey tree of $110.20, to Rev. and chter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mr. and Mrs. &ger l;.uckey- s!e . ~·t~rson. , · of lltv~·,,w. Va~ : l!e!d, at tiU! lilvaoMa" ,CJmpus was ~nsored by Mrs. Stuller by Mrs. Car 1 Di•on (Beverly Perrin.) doo of HunHifg!nn,. 'i!'· Va., ~- . ' Mr . .and-'loirs. Everett Dalley lllil" MrS. ~r~e- Hetllt!il and ·of fiVU, · ,, · , , , ' th( 'Eagles cla~ of the host Kloes on behalf of the three Mr. and .Mrs. Eugene Conde iled over the.· weekend . with. "'"" · ned .-· bbiit , ' ~Friday 8! ,' 1\lr •· I!•vld, Larnbej't of ~emtOtk ...Th~ ·. fa. clilty 8nd -niembin'l oJ l: cia chdrch school with Miss Mar- churches. The honored guests and cblldren th i ts; ~ 4M ' 0 rove Mr $Ill Mrs Don Gl"eKarr, teacher bf the cioss, responded expresslrig their ap· Mr W lla ' ~nd her moth:; liam Dow and children, Kathy J;;es~~inttoo. ·: t:••te r ~· vislt :ln Cqlwnbua with Mr. .and aer and and J~y Miners- lbl! staff ol West Vlrgltila. spoiE ' and ' lay delegate to the confer· precialion of working with such s. a ce~ ave return and Susie, RavenswoOd, W. Va. , ·-' ,.. por' Ml)S. Jack ~e.lly and in 'Chilli- .me· Mr ·o Ed ~ . 01! subj~ fa"BBng -~ }'loi ' ence at Lakeside, serving as fine laymen. Pictures vrere tsk- from a vacallon trtp to Myrtle Mrs Lucille Mayes went to and Mr. and Mrs. Luckeydoo cqthe with Mr. and Mrs. Don David p~ . ~ ~: Nlllll to· ciealivlty. More than Beach, S. C. I Belpr~ Friday to the home of of New Haven, W. y~: Dalley ~ 1amlly. · · ~Y : '. teSs. 300.· women attended the tnstl· <hairlrian. en by Miss Eleanor Robson and Mr and Mrs c A 1'/)lite , A ''potluck dinner was serv- Mrs. Franklin Rizer. Charles Wll~land is in . Co-Ji her daughter and family, Mr. and ~nns of La:.ret\.n~· visited · Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gor- . · •: . ·. . , : -·. lute. ' · · ll•flct 'al6:30 p.ll). in church din- The hymn "What a Friend we lumbus attending the AmeriCan and Mrs. Ernest Covert and Sunda ' ith h' 5Isler 'd lJro. rett and Mary Ann and John- 45th Anniversary . . •._ Legion Convention. children. The group ~nl on to .Yw IS 'Ill , · • · ·. "'" rilom, with the Rev. Stutler Have in Jesus," by congreg• Mr. and Mrs. Manning Kloes 1Columbus SalurJay where they ther-1n-lllw, M~. and Mrs. Hob- ny of Dunbar, W Va., spent WiU be Oblerved PLAN IIE.UJNG SJ!:RVIC! leading the Doxology. Guests lion with Miss Lisle at the or. , erl Sharp. Sunday with -her mother, Mrs. . . . . weft ·seated at tables with white gan, and prayer by Mrs. Slut- and chlldren, Kent_. i.<Jn, and alle~ded the weddmg and re- . ~- F. Gravely, and ber sisters, I"Orelll Run Baptist church Beglnnjnt Wednesday, Juj' · I'Mifs affd c~~lered with ar- ler closed the program. Lynn, and their mece, Melamc ception of a relatiVe, M1ss Mar- Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Fletcher. Mrs J A Ede will observe .Ita 45th anniversa. 20 there .wtu be Salva~on Heal· ' ~liilg~\n~nl of flowers in 'white Mrs. Estill Moore was chair· Hackett and his father, Her-• ion Ruth Robinson and Ronald of Coolville, Ohio, and Mr. and . . . . . ..: n. ry Sunday. Mot'nlng worship ser- log servJces each nl&hl aeept ia~s ltllh white randles on man of the dining room com- man Kloes of Athens. have re- r Howard _Memtl. The weddmg Mrs. Amos Deem ol Leechtown, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Russell vice will be held at 10 .45 wtlli Monday .t1tf 'l'uesdoy, at the ~lh~r side' mitlee and assisting were Mrs. turned from a week's vacation was held at the St. Paul Lulh- W. Va., were w..kend gueSts and son of~lumbus were week- the pastor, Rev. L.' SrtllJlson L!be!;!Y Theatre 1n MiddlePort Fo\'rd\v)~ the dim1er t h e Herbert Parker. Mrs. Dana at Myrtle Beach, S. C. Mr. • eran Church Saturday ~emng. of Sarah Dobbs. end ~ests o( l1ls mother, Ml'll. bringing the message. Dbm0r fur a)) people of all churches SJ-?aP Jidjb'ilrri/>d !o the sane- Winebrenner and Mrs. Oil ford Kloes has been on va_c~liOn Mrs. Mayes accomparued her Mr. and ,11frs. Wayne Burton Harriett Russell. will . btl served at 1:30 p.m. , !Undi!!Wminatlonal). Evange.\\iary where a p~ogram was Farrell. from hiS dulles at the Citizens son and family, Mr. a~d Mrs. and three cllddren of Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs. La Heine Rev. M. B. Myers, pastor of lists are Fred aJi11 Edythe Be&· prtnled. Charles Hoback , lay , Nabonal Bank. Wilham Mayes and family of Va., spent the weekend with f Ra ood W ~ ~ the Love Zion churcb Co!utti· dle. · h h Mr. Richard Sweet of Bellows Lima, to Middleport. They vis- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Am- 0th veknandw .'th th. a., spen bua, will be the guest'· speaker 1.. .. 0 f tli S · · e r e yracuse c urc , Wlmmlng arty ' Falls. Vermont, arrived Sunday iled here and then went on a old Dndson and family. Mrs. w: e "~11 ndeir Mrpa!"l'nlsd, at' 3 p.m. He wW be a"~mpan·- . . , was ll'~ster of ceremony . The to . . h' .f t lh h II Fl 'da . Su ....eo ,., nes 8 "" . ...,.. TO WED . an 1 1 1 flyllin O~w'&ftl Christian Sol· Jom IS w1 e a e orne o vaca wn np o or1 . MISs san Park underwent Mrs V D Ed ds d1 led hy two choirs and a chol'us -diers, tiy congregation opened her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Way-1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith and surgery Saturd.Y· at Meigs Gen- ily · ' · · . war '. an am- from his church. : PT. PLEASANT. _ Two COD· the program, after which Mr. ne Gibbons: He has been on a I children of_ Urbana, spent tbe eral Hospital In Pomeroy. Her . pies have made applications for Hoback gave the address of Members of the Yo~lh Fel- trammg mission With the Na- weekend Wllh her parents, Mr. sister, Miss Mary Park, Is with Mrs. Ernest Harris and Mrs. CLUB HAS l'ICNlC mlllTlage ,licenses Ia the office welc-ome. Devotions taken from lowship of the Enterprise EUB bona_l Guard and she has beeo and Mrs. Gall Miller and other her at the hospital. This Is the Mason Fisher 'were business Members of the, 3F Club en- of the County Clerk, Psalm 100 :1-9 and Luke 13:1-6 church enjoyed a swimming VISitmg here the past two weeks. relatives. second surgery for Miss Park visitors Monday, in Gallipotis. joyed a ~lcnlc at Portland Park Applying wer~: Ches~ere led by MISs Karr who party and picnic supper Sun!ioy . Mrs. Robert Sharp M8 been since A~ll when she entered Gordon Fisher, student· at Sunday afternoon. . Attending ler Kapp; :1, Leon, and Linda gave a meditatiOn on the high- evening, at the Forked Hun Mrs. Eleanor DaviS. Mrs. Rena returned to her home m Mid· the hospital. Stu! II a retired Mountain Staie Business L'ol- were Asa Hoskins Miss Ado Mae Cottrell 21 PI Pleasant lights of aserm~n._"God's High· Lake. A vesper service Johnson, Mrs. Sue Erwm, mem- dleport from St. Anthony's Hos- Middleport Schoolteacher, hav- lege, spent the weekend with Hoskins Mrs. Baker Gordon '111omas Stephen,Bragg '11 Pt. est Comphmenl given by BISh- in charge of Susan Dixon bers, and one guest, Kenneth pita! in Columbus where she has ing taught Latin and English his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mas- IIDd and Mrs. Elmer Wick- Pleasant, and Glenna ' op Gerald Ensley at the June and Judy Smith concluded the j Ridenour. I been a medical_ patient. for 44 years in the schools. on Fisher, Mlnersvllle: ham. . i.<Jgan, 21, Pt. Pleasant ::unference at Lakes1de and evening. • ' o' '• •' . ., ,. . '" ., ; ,. WORLD Reihl/ r At La.t A LENGTHY SYSTEM of cool at,r brought livable ternperatures to much of the naUou today after some widespread violentcausln.i weather as II •moved eastward Tuesday pight. The cold front, ex,.nding from the New England coast to the Texas Panbandle, pushed raging thunderstorms through New York state. Llgbtnlng eausetl at leut one death whlle two houses and several barns burned in upper New York. SPACE CENTER, Houatoa apace. 1pace. both the Gemini 10 and Agena used during the Agena 8 chaae, During b1a 5k111m1e "1paeto (UP!) -Gemini 10 astronauts "Uitle things" conUnued to But the dangerous stench 10 vehicles caused space It will be scrapped, he said. lland," Collins 18111 he Wljl John Young and Michael plague U.S. spaceflights Toeacleared out and they salled on officials to "think over" the The astronauts, who became llabbergasted hy the ·~ Collins, puffy eyed from a hoot day when pUQgenl fumes in lilt toward the end of their lhrroplanned spacewalk early today, space history's bighest Diers view" outside the caplllle llill with "&pace smog," whizzed . breathing system Irritated lha day mission due to end But flight director Glenn when lbey soared to a record sighted an "6111lEiliiiiiJ" btUaround the world and a nuclear eyes of 'YOUQg $Ill Collins and Tburoday afternoon. Veteran Lwlney said 11 would go ahead altitude of 475 miles Tuesday. liant object llreaklntllll !!~*'blast area today $Ill prepared forced them lo cut short an space pilot Young aald he will as scheduled "in all likelihood." a!JJo passed over a French "We can see a llUie J.lltD t1 for Collins' "zol" spacewalk. put the Gemini capsule "down In a 1:30 a.m. (EDT) news nuclear explosion. the world," Col1lllll mdW, . . The space pilots faced a busy SPACE CENTER, Hausloll the pork barrel" lor a conference, Lunney described But they were on the record looks pretty ratmt1 up..._" day during that they planned to IUPI) - Astronauts Joha splashdown in the Atlantic. rendezvous with the Agena 8 as altitude path -167 mlles above But the two -.,.r4tl undock from tbelr Agena 10 Youac aad Mike CoUlns, reThe astronauts retired just "a lillie more dii!Icull" than the Russian record -and out ol astronauts dl5eovered lblllr target satellite and rendezvous porllq ''everythtoa'• fiDe" before midnight Tuesday. But the 100,1100-mile space chase danger when the French test version ol "space IIIIGI" wl*l with aging Agena 8. Collills will now with their breathing sy1they were not asleep long alter Agena 10 Monday night. blast mushroomed over a the fumtl pumped ~ leave the 111-foot Gemini 1M! at 11 1. m., llasbed oa before ground control awoke He said Collins would walk m lagoon al the Kururao Atol their breathing ay11et11. ' capsule at shout 6:20p.m. EDT today toward auouther Amer• them and suggested they turn space even if the astronauts about fiOO miles southwest of Space ofllcats lllil tile~ today and "zol" himself leal lpacewalk and poSR!hle on a pump in their capsule fail to gel near Agena 8. Papette, Tahiti. apparently were llllda!IIIIJidtCIJio through space with a hand-held rendezvoua witb a leltover cooling system. Lunney also said "cutoll "Keep your eyes In the Ide, • ehemlcal Ulled ....... maneuvering gun. oateWte. "Sorry ahout thai," ground llmits" would be established cockpit. Don't look at the carbon diollde from dll ~ 11 will be America's third control said, then told Young today to "assure ourselves we ground," Young and Collins I}'SIIm. Wblt aDIId K tf ..... such walk and will increase the open-hatch space stand that and Collins to go back to sleep. have enough fuel to come back were warned. They never into the abJD 1 ±d 11 U:::S::.. ..::le:ad:...::in:.:ped~e:str::.:ia:::n_:M:urs=..::ln:__ _::::ex~po:::s::ed::_:th::em::::to=-:th:::e:..v:.:a:::cu:::um=:...::oi:... ____ Kn_o_lly.:.....f_ue_l _s_ho_r_tag .::e_s_a_ho _ a_r_ d _ __d__own ..._..._·::-·-"_if_ loo _ m _u_c_ h _f_ue_l_i•___no_ti_ced _ a_ thing. mysler)'. _ _ _ _ __ _:__ _ _ _ _ _ __.:.......,:..;.. 'f ~l l l 1 . I Over 900 Dead Counted In Operation: Hastings I . 0 ·' Mrs. Wdenour is Hostess to Group , NEW HAVEN - The WomMissionary Society of the fOilltG'HT New Haven Church of God held its July meeting at the home of Mrs. Blanch Ridenour. The Spiritual Life Director, Mrs. Eleanor Davis, was in charge of devotions, her theme being "No Vacation From Faith." She also led the group "~> in singing, and Mrs. Rena ~~il!!;~~i!i5~~:/ Johnson lerl the prayer. Roll call was answered by naming i>..W.._, Oii10 one of God's promises. , _ • -: -, .. • The Stewardship director, Mrs. Iva Capehart, gave the ~ill:~».tt stewardship thought and re' f t•lettc~l$" minderl the members to make ·bnn in, St'eHa Stevens something to be sold at the Missionary Cottage during State Camp Meeting beginning August I • 7 at Cross Lanes, W. Va. She also announced that Jiti. lht~ :tuiSDA Y Missionary Day would be obJ~!r 22-:16 served on Thursday, August 4. Wall. Q_lsnoy'o ~.:l\'.11" The program was In charge Fettu~-· "1th Animated of Mrs. Iva Capehart, the CartObb m The Novel by theme being "Stewardship e 11 Salleo Giving Is Living." ,;.~ 1an's Douhle Dresser · · · · $54.00 Framed Mirror · .. · $17.00 Dresser, 3 Drawers $40.00 ... M£lti i'MEATRE ~t ..... .,.~'t.t~~ Refrel'lhments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Blanch lobby Rydell Ridenour, to the following: •nd ll!any Others Mrs. Viola Rousb, Mrs. I v a ICapehart, Mrs. Orpha Fields, IR.Itt Ariiiitnln Spindle Bed ····· ·· · $29.00 Framed •rror .. · · $13.00 Cllest, 4 Drawers ·· $4Q.OO ...... DES~GNED TO FIT .ANY ROOM, EVERY BUD_ G RI . ~ ' J ---.~· ... I . ' ....... Ell'ly AmtlriciR yaU'~ be proud tD 1111111 Eitch plej:e is ...adiptalkila of .. -~~tie Early Al!.erlcan desiiA t11at brines,• -qUiet chanll anci d!pllyto ,iHr ltame. Y9U'JI delllttl ilftha beauty, tt\e ~Jd construction. the careful delllilln1 ·111UIIIy found only In fumltunl It IIIIlCh hl&her Prlcel .Solid lllect bald-a . with rlcli, WllrM finish, doWila'led and Clllt&. lllided drlwlra, heavy mold9d fronts, 1ops of ' ICillciCIIAifll.j)nlslln plastic thd resist stall!l. ..... -- -~ .eo,ne. -~rly Aineri- Choose Your New Car ll; Milen!tlldeJI You'l·bl! 'led yilu didl f - ' .BqoK~E ~ am0: ,·.. ···",: $3~~00... Then Get The Best Financing at CITIZENS NATIONAL ..DESK ·CREsT ••;_.... ,.. ·..•":. $U•OO '!: . . .1 ,BED ..... .._.. '.•:.. ·;-- ~ · $28.80 · CHEST, .8 ·Drawii'S · :•..•.~·: · $59.Qc; "• L • - , • • , • ' • I' • t • GIEST, 5 Drawen. · ~ ..-...., :$44•o0 . . Fln•nce At Our Low B•nk R.tes ~ FREE CUSTOMER PARKING llit Stl~lon of Dpnd.b!e Well '-Kilown Makli of Pun,ll~n for Every .RIDm"ln ·you;jo·Jiloma . It!- .the ·"' UN OUr .SWI~Ie CNillt :s...v~l!IIIM. 1Je · . Pufllllh·y,,, Hon ~m,J'-te.' F~rnllvn, ,AppJJen-. Cer~.;.~IIIO_Iev~,·Dr''-·•'ia ~ ·IUJlvi!'Y end Cou . . Slrvlce. ' ' .. . . . . • Memb1r Federel D1pa1tt Corpontlott ·~ ; . •· • , r• 1 SUJ/1 ttl Life COWMIIVS- Make Elberfeld$ ·tn Pomeroy . Y~ur Fo~ilv · .$hdpping ·_. :·.:..~ · · -: · Center for Wearing Apparetl ·for.,- - v~ur Family a~d _J~~'-?l~M!&{ f~r: :"four -:~ijme_ 1 ... •, " ~'7'· ( •• • .' l rlY • ID .. IIi' the '01 �I River News Prob,eJ;S Face Utral Chaiienae from..Dodd lJ ,., TOKvo (UPI) - Co!am... IIIII Nlll'lll VIet NaJa Mid, it>oily tile (IOIItiOIIII tt llaDol WASIIJNGTON tUPil -The Indication wbeu beartnp would day by the day-lona testlmOIIJ Gaqe readllca: GallipoUs ud WublqtOa on ·~oppos"d SeilBte Ethics Commtitee today resume, however. 1 of ' Klein, a 64-year-old ,.... Dam 12.0, 12 2, l'tlllllinl 2\to 1o eacb oilier like fin and laced a legal cballenae fl'om Other senators oonflrmed tered foreign agent for leel on rollers, !'omeroy-Ma. water; llltre can be ao tb1n1 ~ Sen. Thomas J. Dodd (Jl.Comi.) that the committee fllvesilp· Gern;Jm interests. He adtli!ll on 2o.41, Pl. Pleasant 24.04, shoal." Tilt statement once U its investigation of miscon- lion ' of Dodd's campaign little to what wu already ell ~ "{{ereay Holler We are way ahead of those Hinton 0 70 statiOnary, Kana· aratn dashed bopeo or aay charges agalnal him ftnancea activities Ia weD uDder the record. ~- ~kest Appalachia old-time wizards m some wavs 1wha Falla 2.90 rising, Chari... peaceful .eu~emeat of t b • into the , area otlway. One of the charges Ia that Klein admitted that he urgei ,;, .'\f.S A. 000000 Most any common Citizen can ton !8.90 rismg. London, Mar- Viet Nam war, finance and $100-a· Dodd pocketed some $200.1100 in Dodd to fly to Europe in early l$r,Mtor; make a casual paas over a met and Winfield dams were I The slalemeat hroadc..t by ~ dinners. campaign oontribulio111 for his t964: Klein said J;lodd'• stx-d&J 'Ebt'J!IO.kmobile came out to piece of loan oompany paper Ion the oiiis the olfklal Norlll VIetnamese Jobn F. Sonnet!, chief counsel/ personal use. ~an journey failed to .... ~gain! his week and I with a ball-poml, and make new 1Boat Bovemenlo: news ageney did 1101 mtDUoa for the 59-year-old Dodd, said The lirBI phaae • of the 1any of his contracts but "II lound'"l' book which told all a· ca" ,and ranch-type hnt•ses • llbio River - New Mactms· tbe lite of American pUOit that the Senate resolution that investlga!lon wu capped Tuea- surely didn't do me any barm. • bout the magiC which witches. and household gadgets appear I Ville up 14, S-30 p m ' Esso sbot dOWn over titat Commumated the committee preclud-1=:::::::::::::::::::::~:;.::::....:~~~~~::....:=~ warl01>ks, and such charac- 1rnrned•aleiy Tennessee up 14, 10 45 p m; alst country. Tbtre were lodl· ed any Investigation of cam-1 PERSONALS 1 ters used to practlt-e long ago. I I'll trave lo admit I've not Tiboll up 14, 9·30 p m. Ahcei' cllloao the Rauol regime The art of orcheotra'con- 1>1ugn finances. Recent pesltr or Mra. Cll'l'f It lold about dem1 which came 1seen any Dying carpels around' up 14, 12 00 a. m . Steel Ex- would try them as war criml· ductmg began In the SJJII-. But as the committee ft. JudsOn were: Mr. and Mrs. cut ol bottles and made every· but the poverty-program off1ces •press up 14, 4 50 a. m, L nals but •pare thetr lives Chapel of the 15th centurY nished the first phase or Its CecU Judaon of Elyria, Ohio, one's wish come true, and a fly- all have wall-to-wall JObs that IFloere do•·n a, 3 33 a m ; I . when a roll or paper ,.,.. InvestigatiOn -the relationship Mr. and Mra. Ernest Love of '"If carpel wh1ch transported J can make a lol of dollars fly Rose G down 13, 7 a m , 1 I ' " - wed to beat the pulse of the between Dodd and pubhc Akron, Ohio, Mr. and M r 1. people around Just hke the aar- way Steel Trader down 16, 3 a m ; • muste. Tbls became so noisy relations magnate Julius Klem Fred Hinkle, of Greensburi. lines <only tbey d1dn'l seem to I As for makmg "pentagons,'' 1Andrew Calhoun down 16, 1 ~:~~~::o:;~:.:'•~:~J~~: - chatrman John C. Stennis, J>. VIRGINIA CARLETON Ohio, have any good-looking steward· our poht1c1ans bu1lt a b1~ one /6 10 a m. Jenks up 17, 11 2ii l lore were also the com- Miss., made II clear the NEW POST OFFICE Miss Helen Jenldlls of Coesie• or m·fhght moVIes I [over m washingion and it made I p m Polly R up 17, 1 15 a ' posers of the music. Bach campaign issue was already When the Hurtlord Post Of· lumbus, Ohio, spent her vacaAnd about "dragon • seed" 1a trillion dollars diSappear in m St Mary's down 17,3 am, and Handel oonducted thelr under scrutiny. lice was changed from fourth Uon with bar mother, Mrs. Sal" which prnduced fire . br.athmg 1oo time at all And •omeone, Producer up 17, 6 20 a m , I own music, Berlioz 11 con· Stennis said that "steady and class ID third class, II was ab Jenklno. dra1ons who didn't even oeed 'over there must have been Ill· Luther Herdman up 19, 6 40 a sidered the flther of mod· consistent progress is being necessary to have new equip- Mrs, Maude .Johnson rtturngaaohne , ond all about bow war· hng triangles together to make m , Cnss Jr down 20, 4 20 a I ~~~~n~~~';!'s ~J M~~:~~~ made. It consists primarily of ment and more room so The ed home from a villit to Weltsrioro grew out of the ground hexagons, smce so mucn mon- m Jefferson down 20, 6 05 a also conducted their own ferretting out records, llnanc~ai Post Office Department leased burg, W. Va. ' And about a big b1rd called a 1ey and ' many young men m; Ph11Jp Sporn down 21, DAYTON tUPII -Three of· music, records . . . " He gave no a building from Rlcbard Jen· Mr. N. 0. Weln is a patient at Phoemx, which couldn't be de· have departed lor fore~gn lands ti a m Patnck Coodon down fiCials of the Public Servict c '""''""~ 1, 11• .,"" - kms. This building was erected the Gallipolis Medical Center stroyed by fire but rose up out 1 That genu out of the bottle 23. 5 p m , Elgercliff down I Umon are lo appear m court to vln Grimm. a few years ago tn which Mr in GallipoHs of the ashes every t1me thev who gave people all thm wiSh· 23 10 45 p m Tim Bailes day to face possible con· Five generatiOns were pre- Jenkins had a confectionery. Mr. EmU ~ht Ia a patient fired 11 ., '"n't 1n 11 w1th thiS Great So- 1 up 23, 4 20 a m , Waller Beck· tempt of court charges result· "'"I al the home of Mrs. Mollie The building was remodeled at the Veterans Memorial HOIAnd how to make a • penta· c1el) wh~eh " gomg to g1ve Jord down 23 5 40 a m Walt· mg from muni<Ipal employes Guinther Her daughter Mrs and all new equipment Install· pilal at Pomeroy. gon" whiCh would summon up everyone anything they want er Curley down 23, 6 35 a m .1gomg on stnke Tuesday morn· I Thelma Grueser of Minersville; ed so as to make it smtable lor Mr. Lee Gibbs has returned spirits to mllke thin&s d1sap So I thmk •e can match that Helen R down Greenup 7 p m ; mg for higher pay granddaughter Mrs John Rill· the Post office. home from Holler Hospital 1D pear, and to put 1,.. triangles old btark mag1c even here m ~ alvohne do• n Greenup II 30 It was the second group of ' mire, great-granddaughter Mrs Miss Audrey Blessing ill the Gallipolis. ' logether to form a hexagon to Appalach10 p m J S LewiS down Green- mun 1c1pal employes to go on Delores Ann Johnaon and her l'ostmistress and giving to tho Mr. and Mra. Faye Blesstna mob them depart lor fore1gn Penny Lopee up II 40 p m, Valley Trans· , str~ke desp1te state laws forbid- Mr and Mrs Paul Osborn two children, of New Haven. W. public the best 10 courteous of Sleubenv!Ue, Ohio wert parts IWII!:" up Greenup 1 a m . i dmg such walkouts About 400 and family of Lancaster VISited Va., who are great-great-trand- and efficient service, She housegoesltr of Miso Audrep A'nd so many other magiC Dear Ed1tor Chnsty . _ 5 05 a. m Rav- 1c1ty workers at Lansmg, Mich, reeently with her parents, Mr children of Mrs, GUUither. Two IS always anxious to he of Blessinl last week. thm&s t(lat I began 10 . .nder Perhaps some of your r<ad· cnswooa dowr. Meldahl 9 30 p , threatened to contmue thelf and Mrs Herschel Diddle, and other granddaughters Mrs Roy the utmost service to the ell· Mra. Henry Jenkins and sons, why we ever let all that get a ers could be k1nd enough to m • Buckeye State down Mel· stnke for more money and bet· other relatiVes , Armes of Minersvlile and IZenS of Hartford. WUiiam and Richard, visited way from us help me dahl 9 55 p m . H E Bowles j ter workmg cond1t1ons, and mu- MISs Debbie Harden has re- Mrs. Philhp Donovan, local, ATTENDS FUNERAL last week Mr. and Mra. CecU But I got 1o thmkmg about It I am trymg to get mforma- 1up Meldahl 10 25 p m , L W 1n1c1pal workers from through- turned home alter VISIImg wllh were also present. Garring at Bridgeport Oblo. and flll8Uy dec1ded things were· !Ion about my ln~ian ancestry: Sweet down Meldahl 12 55 a out Michigan sa<d they would I her brother and SISter-in-law, ~ISS Pam Sylvester who is Those from out of town at- Mrs. Doyle Mo-tr"•~!.. of n t really so d1fferent '.f) grandtather s name was m Jane T down Meldahl I 35 JOin the picket lines Mr and Mrs Robert A Harden tramlng to he 8 Laboratory tending the last riiel for Mrs Bl field W V ~-· It wns JUSt that th~y had oth Samuel Coleman, and .he was ! a m , Cotton Queen down I Both catles had supervasory 1 and son Ene, of Marion Tec~mctan ar Holzer HOflpital, Abee Brown Chapman were: Iof~. N~a aWe~n~ er way• of descr~bmg thmgs born around your area and !at· Meldahl 2 !5 a m employes domg the necessary Mrs. Mayme Holmes spent a Gallipolis, spent the weekend Mr and Mrs. Paul Hayden, Mrs Bernhart Lerner of Mount then We can still get a lot of ~ moved to Adelphia Ohio I GallipoliS Dam - Queen City work lethng the garbage pli~ week with her SISter Mrs HeJ: with her parents Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Iva Dowling of Boston, Ve.;.oo, Ohio, were the pestl UI8tJIC out of bottles, and cans ere was a Mam Coleman up 3 50 P m New 4lrleans up and keepmg the s~unmtng eu Wetzel and lamliy of Co- Arthur Sylvester. Masaechusetts, Mr. and Mrs of Mr. and Mra. George Lorntoo Solll<' pecple can gel a lut ' wh; l;~ed '" Lo;g,kBo~o~ and down 3 20 p ~ Jeflboat up pools closed despite the 90-de- lumbus ' Mrs. Howard Largent visited George McKnight and children er last week of queer ideas out of them. like ~~ ro er na~; I I e o ~mt"n 12 40 a m Peggv Downey I gree weather Other CIIY serv- Mr Wilham Duckworth of her daughter and son-in-law, of Bergenflo Rd., New Jersey, Mr and Mrs Jolm Keal'DI thiniUng a hundred miles an i anyon: 1cou 1 1•e P me e down 1 50 a m iames Dm· 1ces were curtailed Pohce and : RiUman and Mr Jim Cle'VIdus Mr and Mrs. Don Pickens and Mrs. Thomu Hiles, Mr. and Jr ~ children 'Buddy Eugoae ~~ J~stcr~o~~~P%a~rmsmg ;,•~: :nda a~~ar~~~t,v::me an~ ant down 2 45 a' m .Robert rm~men remamed on the Job ~s 1, of Sev•lle spent~ week w1th family of Toledo. Mn. Robert Mees, Joe Burn- M~ry Rutl1 anc:~'nmotttJ visited ~"'A'"-• th thi what relatwn they were to the West up 3 30 a m Edeana they d1d not belong to the un- Mr. and Mrs Richard Roush, eU, Mra Fred WUkenson, Mra Mr and Mr Charles Cundlfl '"' ert, ""' some ngs Bcsworth up 4 30 m M nd M G Sch d Fred Wilkenson Mra Jennte · ' in bottles which woul~ ~rpme above I d greatly appreciate It . • iOn r a rs eorge ne• er l NOW YOU KNOW Wilkenson or P.;,kersbur and 1and son, Jeffery, of Columbus, ••-d bt f , ll All replies Will be conf•den I Kaoawba River Semel There was no v1oience m ellh· and Eleanor Kay Ool• one' lotal ecU- 1 lh g IObio last week 1 W k . u - genu 1 ou 1 a gen . ,d L d f' h h ' •- o • Mr James Stewart of Akhon ' • WJth h ht brown ha•r' cou l4 tJal as thiS mformatlon IS for own on on 2 43 a. m art er city at1 oug po1ICe kept , ee end guests of Mrs Lan· jsan is tlpeetl!d tbll year, . . I b ett ura my own satJS~dclion I d be De3rhorn down Marmel 10 30 watch at picket pomts in Lan- ra Leifheit were her daughter , No-.mber IZtb over tbe South The passing of Mrs. Allceh CaDing on Mr. and M r I. han •eglt cJum •blond any o run or they n- happy to gJve •nformatwn to p m Beaver down IMarmet smg a11 er havmg been order ed and son-m-aw, Mr and Mrs. Atlantic westem Pacl8e and ,IIChaoman 1 fastere than d rb removes f H faoned of h I e James M. "'"·-· ..,._•.., recently were do II m beauty sho today Or Ianyone I could help 6 a. m Oliver Shearer up out Monday , armed With riot Harold Amspoker, Columbus. central 'S®tb America an rna o art r w ere Mrs. Ruth Blain of South Side, k h d ps I k Smcereiy Donald J Cole Marlll<t 7 30 a m , Allen R guns wh~eh wa• cntiCIZed by Master Mike Watkms of Tole. she was born and spent the Lieutenant and Mrs. James rna e gray air o sue' a quJc man 2215 w' 182 St Torrance. Merrtll up WmflekJ 3 05 a m ' umon leaders I do spe:-~t a wP.ek With his grandD I~ost of her loq and useful Blevins of Pensacola, Florida, di~pe~;~ng act ed' . ICalif 90004 ' Natwnal down WmfJeld 315 a • About 11:13 workers from gar ' mother, Mrs Ada Slack She Meigs Ge erul Hospital hie She was a prommenl Citi· Raymond Eckard of SouthSide, at ragon-se "" I so . m ' Lucy Jane Lucas down bage collectors to ciiY hall ' accom anied him home b bus ' Admissions - Mrs. Esta Izen or Hartford and was post· Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Roush of great when you thmk how rrr•ny , Wmf~eld 3 30 a m ed D I1 P t Y Howell, RD. Pomeroy. Vernon mistress ol the town lor many Pt. Pleasant, Mra, Myrtle How· 1 k 1Howell , RD, Pomeroy slraw-men our politiCians can cer s, stay away at ayton l or a VISI !years. She was kind and gen· ell of Springfield, Ohio and Mr con11lre up to scare voters. Tuesday but City offiCials said Mr and Mrs John Mohler! Dl•charges - Mrs. Mary erous and willing to do I ser· and Mrs. Roy Fiaber ;, and as lor growmg wamors out 300 unwn employes showed have Rathburn I , 1or anyone , up l and 1 fam1ly H p moved to Lonh 'VJce go, Ohlo. Abo ut 800 ot her wor kers "so [)tt 1 t' ground they do a lot bet !Continued from Page 11 1 re- con 111 10 omeroy, w ere ------::.-'------~--ter than that over on Wesl Ap-- 1 mamed at the1r posts they have purchased property b b th 1 8 palachaa Thev raised voters out!~;ssm; : ~~ ~n~~;r~,!~~ lael Alfred Strozdas, Dayton CJty I J Mr andd Mrsh VernonCBartels , of the remeter1es over m Char- bo personnel director, sa1d the oyce an Mtc ael, of tnctnna · I ngr thand ptaxes HWI thdoud 1 mcreas I1 teston stnk• for more money. after ti viSited recently with ' h13 .. ,1 e nee e 1 no 1 menIs for tlaii Pboemx bird well, ' lion when the increase would 00 the workers had recewed a parents, Mr and Mrs. Emmett ""e have a Lyndan-b1rd w h o go mto effect • $4 20 a week boost m January, Bartels Jack O'Briao 1 keeps on !lylng h1gh no matter ' Bob Burdette tossed two- was a 'blatant and flagrant" 1 S 1 R 1 03k how hot 1t's made for h1m And BUILDING or•· hit ball as the Pomeroy Pony vwlatwn of state law Umon of· L kwlmWmdmg daa foya Maureen O'Sullivan said dai> IMonti Rock the ridiculous rock- of slacko, Chor never wears 1 r f I d th ill a e e nes y a ternonn were ghter Mia won't do a Bd I ced on I"u e dress, or 1s th1I Sonny.. ? I dou bt 1f we w1 IJ be able no1 to WASHINGTON IUPn _ Leaguers scored an easy IO-l l Jcta s sa1 ey were w mg to the followm Bo Scouts of wy Imono ony announ . .. re·hlfe h1m 1n '68 And we had Home bUJidm• 3<t 1 th vwtory over Southern '" go to Jail 1! necessary. 1T g fl Yd L b /play for DaVId Mernck, chalks Merv Gnlfin sbow he's used WeD, whichevtr II the gn-1 .. 242 10 • lVI Y • 1 roop " Vi lpscom · ' It up to "pubhclt " M a I LSD "to I nd If" hlch I Look I I they both _.... 1 1 1 8 I some once-gone sc ho0 prtncl· nataon dropped to a five vear MPtgs Galli a loop play Tues 1 I John Rttchart Tom· Thor e y myse w c ose Yi a~.pals reappear nght before our low In June as the money lday at Pomeroy I Rodne Holm,an RICk A~h· has a spontaneo~s talent [~ ~ the opposite oi many cnticw lo.1g looks Or Ia tlrat only eyes herem the Holler Sl e " grew tighter th The lone Southern run waSi ' c ~till M 'ks ~ R •, that Frankies ~nd Mias ,requests Says he calls his Sonny?. We for&ol" Fur--- - - - -- Commerce Departmen't report~ scored bt Jlonrue Bachtel aftb ) d ra~~d ~e~l • M:re ~~e' w:;~ ~ romantic renewal was ttpped fPI',I, friend "BenJamin Frank tunately. ed Tuesday HouSing starts er he tr•plel "' the seventh a~companiJ by the As~Istant off herem weeks before the Un Oh, go fly a kite Jom James and MGM Jlec. fell to a seasonally adjUSted a - 1'he unly other hit by Southern Sc t I M G H0 t engagement Montreal swears The btg storv trom hlllbll v ords broke tllell' 14-year OSS'n • 1ts "Exposition 67" next , n ou m3l' er, r eorge ear ar 'I b TV sert~ s·ne Ua MaeRae'I &IUW!o&o •-DEVOTED ro INTERES1 Olo I nual rate of l,288Jl00 umt'5 was a smgle from Steve Owen~ ! man , also his daughler Brftlda I y eas won e more MEIGS . MASON AltEA Icompared to 1295 000 1 Ma '" the third d K t ~Will use more b1g acts and - but some grim tales (1/ par- guests (obe rented Miriam Ro~ ow••,. 1 ••••· . , . , _ , land 1 Sjj6,000 10 June 1~5 y Burdette also Jed Pomeroy anM:o:nd ~~n Ja'lles White of Ispend more cash on enterta1~ alysis and blindness caused by kins' Suilnn Flace manse) c..,,,. T••-"· ""''"' hitting with a home run and D ba W V t d h15 menl than the recent W..-ld s bootleg moonshme T ne Increased by lour without any. PUillllhi!CI '"''"' ett"rnMn ·•~P' j r' e mo-d FouI here • It cou ld n't rea IIY Fed s sho Uld rnake a bi g an- one ~•"" in the door - her ,.,...., ,.. &undU " ,,. Ohio FINES ORDERED three smgles for a perfect day CLEVELAND IUPII - Safe- thun M Aa vast Wh'te ·~·~.., s~h~!'::~u: "~!~~~7~~" ~~~! Four fines were ordered m' at the plate Other Pomeroy ty Dtrector John N McCormtck I u:l~, ~Jchag~es Duc~w~rth an spent much less Nancy Si?· no~ment soon Siamese cat had four kittens, =.-::b:'~~~h:.i~s~Y l'iltt.nr [ c&urt action thas week by Pom h1tters were Danny Abbott, a saad today he will mvestl~ate Mr and Mrs Robert Garner atra Jr shares Dick Donner s Fme Met ~a star Rose abandoned them. The l::at.end u Ui:nntt eJ- m•IU•a eroy Mayor Charles Legar home run, Mike Young, a doub- reports pollee are ignoring and daughter have moved from dates with Fay McCllll'!, actor Hampton now 18 a top slngmg rat. UJ• PD., "Hie~• •' Pnm•nw !Charles Neal, Minersville was le and single, and Vaughan, looters m the not-torn Hough I the Williams property of Fourth !Doug McClure's ex Ella coach, of such as Paula Wayne '11le Las Vegaa 'gambllnl N'J'IODLI aa~vtuuDa r••r•••nt~~u•• fined $\OO and costs f 1n e Steve van Meter Robm Phal- area Str 1 1 R 11 d , Kazan turned down three high· of the new Copacabana 1 tao w jolnta vie for stars service, lhtttn•W I.IDWall Inc: 34J '-"IDI I I , ee o u an 'f d ecto I ts to whocred ha •· f he ul k with kno . t.c~n ..,.. "'•• vork Lil' and three..dav )ad sentence for m and George Skmner each a Some busmessmen wept as I Mr B F Qui her ee lr ria a SSJ~meo 1\UD'C' or r q c. every wn gimmick r~,.., 11 atn. ra~et o.u,ereo "' IDWI Mary 4nn Thompson, lstnite ' . Watch lor starting wUh cash~ lncludinJ 1they saw thetr stores plundPr~ a few days withs~latt'Jesspe~ firush hiS (untitled"' far) nov- zoom to success .ul!1er W'hr- ......tne a~~ cen'-' pe, ! 18 Pomeroy $5 and costs fall- I B Hart wa~ startmg pitcher ed by looters durma the two K t k h h lied el We met Joey Btshop at a highly touted new smging pros· chauffeured Umousme, pnvate . . . .I 011.1 year 1n •d••nc• •' ~n• • , , eo en uc y, w ere e was ta th G U h h . d . Dl.lb ~eu...-vfllee llllml . , . 1 ure to yte-ld right of way and lfor Southern He was relieved days of rioting , due to the death of hts sister e rt tt -Are er nngsJ e at pect, a gtrl beanng the- nominal apartments., cooks, butlers, etc. =~,:::~:!~ ~~~~=: '-'.~tvi::II JOt' Martm and Grover A;nold. by Bactttel m the thtrd, Other busmessmen took the l Mrs E s Mills spent 8 fe~ ~adlson Square Garden ~ndlhurdle of LeGrand Mellon One Las Vegas veteraa .., "onallltu•" one month fL:Ill ~ .. IJoth of Pomeroy " and costs I posabon It was better for loot I da • R II d lh h d h hts monologue after not seemg Some 2&0 dee]ayt-~ from roast to thinks be might be passed up ....U: • r•a1 tlOOfl 51• mnnlh• • ~ fS !11 U an WI er aug ~ j ho ,. j • IUS. rhree month• ~a oo \Suoemp 1eaeh on ldentJral IntOXIcatiOn ers to take small ttems than at- / ter and son-m law Mr and 1us n a year or so was w coast have made July J mmy in the headlmes erupted by the ==~.. T'mH chal oes. 0 tempt to stop them and touch M 0 0 p tt ' wonderful Ed Deeley had been McHugh Montn' In which to scandal about "skimming" cash , • rs and M 8 Rerson. ·• th'18 nme pop- '-· orf a property damagmg nol m Mr be t G t 1 on J oey 's "Tomg ht" st'I~m spin even more u1 n·um wlnnmgs into hood!\DD • the store sited Ihell' ::ugh~er ~nd a~n-~n: Virgm~a ~ayo and . Mike 0'· ular oom~ser_"' lilts than usi> pockets befo~ Uncle Sam j The safety director said po- 1 M dM L S 'th Shea reconciled JUSt In lime al (I Can I Give You Anything tollecls his slice - but he'D !icemen had to use Judgment m "r"eo ', 1r abn Arls harry mth' for their 19th anmversary ar- But Love IS JUSI one of Jimmy's lind out He tried to bust in. lo urn us sots mo er The Dislml No 12 lasl-piich such when they saw looting but at Van Wert ter a six-months spht ~~ank endless of aural pleasant- to Palm Beach "society" untO softball tournament will he the general mstructions were to I M d M W 11 B tel Gorshin <The I!Iddler o[ Ba~ r,esl Tro wa1drobt of &·n- Time Mag prmted bls picture r an andrsBillyI oflam ar s, man "I a nd pro<Jucers of lha I ny & Ch11_r of lhe roCk-rage ~~ front-and-sideways from 1 be PIaye d uod.er Ihe IIghts a t the make arrests for any vwlatJon I Barbara St Joseph, Syracuse Ball park, it waa an- of law whether it was for loot- M' hi t k ser1es are Holy Bickering! Is interchangeable - 112 PBlfS crime lites. nounced today by DIStrict com- I mg or shoolmg ------. IC g~~i s~n a we:;, Ms vacnda· 1wn VIs ng IS ~oaren~ r a miSsmner Reuben Ritchey of ' llado's They1l It Evt'f'V Time $ Marietta. i Mrs Emmett Bartels, and her --; Tournament IJames WlU be mother Mrs Norman Goodwm 6J:T TI-lE BCS'til OI<AY played July 31 Atlf!USt tl-7 and or Pomeroy SPECIAUST ,._VI; L• l t:i-14 Entry r~ will be ' $24 Weekend guests ol' Mr. and ION AND IT'S MLE"· ,._ AAIY.l.TE AIIY·UI> TIME AT for all unsanctioned teemo and (Contmued from Page II Mrs John Slack and son JobnROOM•" fojllfits!S PI./ISMA w.u,..•• AROUWD'jllE CI.OCK! $18 for sanctioned teams Enshot d th ny were Mr and Mrs Kenneth so ....,...,. trance fee must be paid by woman was , to ea ' I Kromaknocker and Mrs. Floyd I WloNT MV MILDEW I R he numerous bUJldmgs were set Tyree -<J! Milwaukee Wisoonsin 10 HWE TI-lE BEST JuDry 29 to Mrl . thllc Yto I afire and looted, and two Negro Mr and Mrs Ch.;.les Theis," OF EVEMI-IING ! ' awmga or e urney, imen, were wounded ' PRICE NO 08.1ECT"· and also a siow·pitch tourna , Th . his f 1 Tma Jo and Timothy of Cmcm1 0 ment to be held at Martetla e wo thmg racla natl, VISited hts mother M~ s • unresl were e wors1 ever m . Bob Zide's Sport Shop July 29 tb Ul Carne Smclair , also her par· 1 15 0 '-he City one m Jon persons ents Mr and Mrs Millard Van at 6 P m. <DST I. Ri"' Y mJY that bas been Sitting atop a be contacted m Manetta by Iracial powder keg lor/ the past ' Meter of Racme Phone at S74-72tlti. few years I Mr and Mrs Troy Zwilling Mayor Ralph Locher, who visited their son and daughter· Negotiatiom Hit requested the National Guard m-law, Mr and Mrs. RusSflll mobilization termed 11 "the Zwdhng and lam1ty of Valley Complete Block · ' da . Station, Kr Mrs Zwilling ~ WASHINGTON (UPI) Nemo•t tragic y In the hie of , ed for a ionger t'tme a nd . . our city " mam gotJations m the 11-<lay airhoe VISited In Palntsvdle, Ky. with <trike came lo a complete hall Mr and Mrs F"ran~hn Hendi'IJ 1 today CELEBRATION DELAYED and Barbara ' Federal medialors apparent- The Golden wedding DDniver- Mr. Norman Owens and son ly w•re unable lo wru111 new sary celebration of Mr a n d of Cahlomia, vls1ted here reoffers or COD<'OSSH>ns from Mrs Vernon Howell of Laurel cently with fr1emls either side in the lace ol a Cliff to be held this Sunday has Mr and Mrs Robert Grimm ur.ion-set deadline of lite been postponed becauso of ~~~ and family or Colurnbuo visited, tudq. ..... 1111 ~~~ Ml. llld Mra.' Me)., e OriQles Upset White Sox Ill KC Meet; Middleport, Fishers Win w.. Hartford SoClety . Notes· fee strJ"ke Leader'sFace "'"-"ill!-Th 1 Bells Tw0 More Homers 1 Syracuse 1 SOCI.efy N0f eS 1 0 1 I UPJ Brte • £s 0 0 I !'::! By United Presa IDtematloaal 17·11) vs. Bennett (11-0), 7 30 on passed balls and scored o•• played lected three bits and two RBI>. Kahne, Tigers 58, Scott, Red American League Pm Frank Robmson'i Sox 55. W. L. P<t. GB Tbursday'l Games batting diSplay paced a I~ hit Pitching Baltimore 62 32 .660 ... Chicago al Cleveland, mght Baltimore attack on N a I I 0 n a] League: Perry, I DetrOit 30 39 .562 9\2 Mmnesota at Washmgton, mgbt Detroit hurlers Curt Blefary Giants 13·2, Blass, Pirates &-2; Cleveland 49 41 5!4 II \DetrOit al Baltimore, mght chipped m With his 13th Marichal, Giants 1:>-4, Cuellar, CaUfornia 49 42 .538 11\2 Kansas City at New York of the campaign and pitCI.cr Astros 7-2 Kouf8ll, Dodgers Mmnesota 45 48 .484 16\Z Cahlorma at Boston ChlCBgo 45 48 .4ftl 18 Natloaai League PT. PLEASANT - Enthusi· headquarters, I p m, 28 tar· Eddie Watt, who went Amencao ' - ' Watt, Kansas City 49 .456 19 w L PCT. GB asts of the sport o( archery will gels, field round I distance allowmg eight hits in I()rioles 41 7-1; S Miller, Orioles New York 41 49 456 19 Pittsburgh 55 36 604 .. 1be amvmg in Pl. Pleasant this July 26th, 9 a. m., 28 target wuuung hiS seventh game , Sanford, Angels H Wasbmgton 40 55 421 22\0 1San Fran 56 37 602 .... weekend lor the National Field l1eid rounds, S P m to 6 P m, eight deciSions, slammed Aker AthleHco 6-2; MciSally,ll Boston 39 35 415 23 'Los Angeles 51 33 573 3 Archery Association national NFAA semmars at downtown first homer. IJfiOI•O 8-3. Toesdo.Y's Result~ 'Phila 50 42 543 5\Z meet to he held at the archery headqbarters, 7 p. m. to 10 p Minn. 5 Wash. 4, Jst, tw1hght •Houston 4ti 45 505 9 range north of Pt. Pleasant, m., NFAA sponsored events I , F_lrst Clout walk and went to Mmn 4 Wash 0, 2nd, night St. LouiS 44 46 469 10\0 July 23 to 2jl, With the local Plans call for a square dance Frank s first clout, with • , on and none out m the opemng second on Tommy Agee's pd 44 48 478 11 IZ Archery Club serving as bosts. and party Calif. at Boston, p ' ram AUantl 411 50 444 14\to The schedule for the event is July 27tb, 9 a. m ' 28 targets I mnmg, sent Earl Wilson to the Chicago 5 Cleveland 4, mght CmcmnaU 39 51 'oo 15lf.o as (oilows and hunters round 7 p m to showers His second came ID Burgess was pinchhittmg for ~a~it!~~-~3' ~;,[~:n night :ca~~rk 29 ~I 322 2S\Z July 23, 9 a m. to a p m 10 p m GallipoliS sponsored the fourth with a man aboard. Hoyt Wilhelm, ~ho pitched two v.ednesda •s Probably Pitchers luesday, Ilesui!S Check In and late registration events. The Orioles then wrapped up perfect innmgs lJl rehel to wm IAr, Tlmeo EDT) Cincmnati 3 Chicago 2 (18 Illll) July 24th, 9 a m ID 8 30 p. July 28th, 9 a m . 28 targets the game w•lh five runs 1n ~· his first <ontest of the season , Cbieago at Cleveiand-Horlen IHouston 8 Pbiladelphia 2 (NI m. 1 check-m and late reglstra- and hunters round, S p. m. to fi_fth and three more m e and_ send the I (i>-91 vs Hargan (4-5), 7 30 St. LoUis 10 Atlanta 9 (12 Inn, Uon, 6 p. m. to 8·30 p. m IR- 6 p m Nf'AA semmars Pt SIXth, Indians II games off the pace N) formal coffee and tee 1o wei· Pleasant sponsored events. Smoky Burgess, the best p ~innesota at Washmgto11- l Wedoesday;s Probably Pitcbera come regiStrants at NFAA Plans call for a corn roast and pmchh1tter In hiStory, delivered Boswell (7-3) vs McCormick ' (All Times EDT I headquarters 7 p m to 10 p. steak barbecue by lake Side al agam m the nmth when his (7·7l 8 00 p.m , Cmcmnall at Chicago, 2- Jr Woman's Clubs Krodel Pack sacrifice Dy s~ored Don Buford Detroit at Baltlmore-McLalll EUis <5-141 and O'Toole 11-3! July 2iith, 12;30 p. m., NFAA July 29th, 28 targets and an~ with Chicago s "':lliDIIIg run. (!:I-5I vs Bunker (8-4), 8 p m 1VL Koonce (1.2) and Hands <6- national ·ceremowea at fieldjmal round, 2 p. m. awards. Buford reached l1rsl with Kansas City at New York- 81 2 IS p m Krausse <6-4) vo. Peterson <&- , Philadelphia at Houston-IIDtemattmal League Slarrdiirgs SPORTING PARTNER 5), 7 p.m. ' (:>-!) vs. Arhch (~). 9:30 By United Press fnteruallaoal GOTEBORG, Sw.,re;. (UPII CaliflR'nla at Bcston-Chance p.m. W. L Pet. GB ~....;_ _ _ _ _-_,~ P1tlsburgh at Los Angeles;- Columbos - Heavyweight Jun Robertson, 51 39 .567 Other S!Ze• Your Dependable Law (6-4) vs. Drysdale (11-11), wbe served as a sparmate for Slightly Hl(lher O..ler For 11 p m ToroniD 49 43 .533 3 New York at San FranciSco- Toledo 50 44 .532 3 Senny Liston before the el· Fisher (6-11) vs. MariChal <II> Rochester 49 45 .521 4 champion's bout With 4), t p.m. !Richmond 45 48 .484 7\to PatteraoB, wiD agam serve AND ~Uanta at St Louis-Johnaon IBuHalo 44 48 .f78 I that capacity when Lis~>n II t") vs, Wuhburn <7-4), t p.m. Jacksonville 43 t1 .4'11 8\to begins heavy lrammg for'ohn·ll Syra<;use 3t1 M .411 14 August bout wtth Amos •• I"'- WY 2.2550 Tbursday'l Games s ftbaII Meet BERRr'S WORlD Under Lights I -- n-·- ""Is CLEVELAND Do HuBBY's u.... 63 Chevrolet Bel Alre. 4 Dr • 6 crt. st.ndlrd tnnL White ... tins. 63 Ford Galaxle S00 4 Or. I cyllndor, m•tlc tr•n•. Redlo aM heeter, power llill'lnl, white w11l tlrM. 64 Ford F-700 Ou""' Truck. 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I cyl At frono.. .. deering, rHio •IIIII hHfw • Barons 9-2 Winners over CheshIre I( Marei 2-Hitter, Wins 0Ver S fhern PRICES I I Burdette Spi'ns LOW• LEADI.'RS :r.gue..:: er; Reds Nip Cubs 3-2 in Longest Tilt of Season F. RobinSOn cOUrt Charge 1 1(4_ Dally llentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , July 20, 11166-3 dm1nl refltliJIU... M 1, - - Gordie Colenran lttOkiCI double to 8C<>re Pete &i1 Ue the gliiM at U. 'J'bl, clulch hila by Colem81 IPavlelieii· l<ept the Hall fafll••• iiiio Jl(llth place. The GalhpoUs Orioleo edged ole• were Rod Gordon, who had a double in one official struck out two. the Gallipolis White Sox 13-9 m was two for lour, Eold1e Jones, trip to the plate and K • naY Batt~ng ooiy three , innings, the opening game Tuesday one for three, and Jell Cana- Collier had a single Ia two Fishers scored four, eight and mght at the Eighth Annual Ky· day, one lor four SI'nackmg trips. nme runs, In that order Pure ger Creek Tournament for singles for the Onoles were AI· Dav ts worke1 two irllllngs Oil got twt Ia Ibe second and .,_,. By FRED MeMANE do It One hit could have won Little Leaguers, In a couple of Jan Rose, James Millo< and lor GallipoUs while giving up four 10 the lourth. 1 UP! Sporll Writer DDY ttme. We just didn't get the four inning contests the Mid· Gil Pnce SIX hils, eighl walks and he The hitters for Fisher's were The Cincinnati Reds lempora· hit when we needed II " dleport Senators do~ned the Jumor JamiSon topped While struck out four, Skipper Jobn· Don Telie, three for four m· '_'Do~WD..,.._w_llh __:gr:__o_aud _en __:.,_loO _"_. Inly silenced Leo Dllfocher, The four-hour, 53-mioute Gallipolis Senators 13-3 and Sox hitters w1lb a donbie and son ptlched the last two frames eluding a triple; John Leary, mth the mlmmum of effort rathon. that was the loogest Pt. Pleasant FISher's downed bomeru• and a single in four He gave up two hits, one walk two lor four mciudmg a home The volatila manager of the game for either team ill PI Pleasant Pure Oil :U-6. trips H1t1Ing smgles were Jell and struck out two. run. Jim HaU, two lor three, Chicago Cubs, who is never at years, surpassed the 17 innings Three over the fence home LewiS, Ricky Boone, Jim Noe, Lme score w•th a double, Bruce Roberts, a loss lor words, was practical- played by the New York runs Tuesday night wer• hit by Jim Stemheck and Rlclu> Hat· Middleport 0(1210 I - 13 8 I two lor three includmg a triple; Jy speechless Tuesday after and San Francisco Giants m Junior JamiSon of the White field Gallipolis 3 00 0 - 3 2 4 Jim Barnette, one for two IR· Don Pavletich's two-out homer the National League and the Sox, with none ¥' base; John Lmesco.Batteries: Middleport -Van cludmg 8 double, and Jumor m the 18th Inning gave the Cleveland Indians and CaiilorLeary of Fisherls, with none Orioles 200 014 - 13 7 3 lnwagen (WP) and Rtush, Gal· Morgan was two for four Reds a 3-2 VICiory over hiS ma Angels in the AmeriCan on, and Art Thevemn of Pure White Sox 231 120 - 9 8 2 lipohs - Davis (LP), Jobnsoo For Pure Otl, Art Thevenm Cubs The blasl by Pavletich League earlier thiS season Oil, with two an I Batteries Onoles -Cana· (2) and Foose. was one for two, With a home By JEFF MEYERS was the only hii Cincmnatl Otber NL Games Orioles fJ-11 day (WPI and Thomas. Hhite A0d Orioles 4 48 Spts etd run Brarry Cox had a double UPI S"""'' Writer ed ,_ th 1r In the only other National Fish 8r' %1-1 in ff I tr1p to the ,.... manag ~ e mne ex a , A b1g SIX run third mnmg Sox - Noe, Boone (LP 1, (3), s one 0 ICia The Baltimore Orioles. haY lnmngs while the Cubs left 18 League action, the Houston that saw White Sox starter Jim JamiSon 161 and Perroud Two Pt Pleasant teams stag- plate, Jeff Thomas and Lyn- mg conquered the Amencan 00 base dunng the marathon Astros beat the Philadelphia Noe lifted for Ricky Boone, Middleport 13-3 ed a wild mghlcap that saw don Fowlkes had smgles m League. can now fight among contest Philhes 8-2 and the St. Loms gave the GallipoliS Orioles an The M1ddleporl S•oators FISher's down Pure Oil 2!-6 three lnps themselves for the spoils of "What can 1 say'" Durocher Cardinals heat th Atlanta extra. boost for a 9-9 l~e after JUm~ed on the Galhpohs Sen•· With each Side usmg three Lmescore war inquired alter the game "We Braves, ~~ m 12 mnlngs. live mmngs of play 1he On- tors John (Pee Wee! DaviS for pitchers Pure Oil 020 4 _ 6 4 3 The most prized booty of all had our chances, and we didn't rn t Amencan League, the eles talhed four more m tihe top 12 runs tn the second mmng Steve tttt1epage started for Fisher's Barnette rWP), -the Jumor CJrctllt's most league-leading Baltimore of the SIXth while holdmg the and polled out to a 10 nm mar- Pure Oil and was tagged with valuable player award-IS conioles walloped the DetrOit White Sox scoreless m the gin m the fourth after hm•tmg the loss He gave up siX hits, Battenes Pure 0 '1 - Llltle- tested by both Frank and 1, Tigers 13-3 the Chicago While last hail to lake the t:l-9 "'" the Galhpohs team to three walked two and struck out page iLP ), Thomas IZ). Knmm Brooks Robmson Boog Powell Sox edged the Cleveland Jeff Canaday went the diS· I runs m the first frame two Jeff Tbomas, who along (3) an~ Fowlkes and Cm< <31 is challengmg both Robmsons By United Press loternutloaal ln~1ans :>-4 and t~~~::~:~;~ lance lor the Orioles, gave op Keith Van lnwagen, Middle· with Littlepage pitched one Fishers - Barnette WPI, for the RBI trophy while Russ National League Twms swept a eight hits, walked three and pert, went the diStance far the and one th11d mmngs, &Jve up Telle (2) and Roberts (41 and Snvder must battle Frank, G AB R. H Pel. from the Washmgton struck out lour Senators while g•vmg up only mne hits, walked two and Morgan Po'well and Brooks for the ' Alou, Pill 80 302 44 llrl .3381:;.4 and 4-11 ~hfnrnta at Boston Jim Noe worked two and two two h1ts, three walks and slr1k· struck out two Krimm relll'ed . , battmg crown Stargll p,tt 81 292 52 98 .336 and Kansas City at New York thirds mmngs, gave up two mg out SIX the last FISher's batter '" the Wednesday mght ~ games Will The Onoles are sackmg the Clmnte, P1tt 86 335 56 116 :m were postponed because of ram. h1ts, walked lour and •truck Vanlnwagen topped Middle- bottom of the third pit the Syracuse Giants agamst rest of the AL thanks to Cepeda, SIL 71242 35 78 322 1 The Reds, who collected JUSt out SIX Ricky Boone pitched port hitters •1th three singles J1m Barnette started f o r the Middleport Red legs at 7 30 brilliant mdiVIdual perform••· Morg'an, Hou 611251 34 841 eight hits m the ' 11!-mrung two and one third mmngs, gave in lour tnps to the plate Hit· FISher's, worked one and one P m. and the PI Pleasant Mal- ces and old fashioned team Carty, Atl 11:1262 33 82 contest. went without a hit lor up (aur hil<, walked two and tmg ~oubies lor M1ddleperl th1rd mnmgs, gave up two leable Iron agamst the Middle work Baltimore stretched Its Alou, Aij 93 405 62 125 . innmg• agamst runaway lead to 9\0 games by Allen Phil 72 261 58 80 Bcb Hendley stnlck out three JuniJJT Jam•· were Rick Howard, who was hits, walked three and struck port Red Sox at ~ P m son came on with the 'bases one for three, Chester Roush, out three Don Telle came on Thursday rught' schedule 18 wallopmg the second place IJe. Helms, Cm 70 2611 31 82 Ferguson Jenkms before Pav·le-1 ioad,ed in the top of the SIXth, two for three and Tim Demos· m the second. allowed no hits, 6 30 P m • Buflalo vs Cheshire troll Tigers !:1-3 Tuesday mght Rosebro, LA 74 220 23 67 Uch hit hiS eighth homer ol gave up one hit, and strwek out key. one lar four Steve Bral· walked two and struck out T1gers, and 8 P m • Pt Ple<I~- Baltimore players have monoAmericBD Leagoe year off Jenkms The two. ton was one for four two Bruce Robert~ worked ene ant Ktwams vs. Galltpohs On· pohzed mdiVIdual hatting departG. AB. R. H. Pet. I however, managed onl; three Hitting doubles lor the Orl· For Galhpolls, John DaviS 1mmng, gave up two hila and 1oles, ments Brooks " first m RB!s Snyder, Bal 71214 46 72 ,336 hils over the !mal rune frames with 76, l'owell IS second with F Rbsn, Bal 92 337 72 !117 3!8 with Joe Nuxhall p1tchmg the n and Frank IS third with 64 Oliva, Minn 9!352 56 1!! final three mmngs to record his In batting, Snyder's 336 Kalme, Det 78 276 56 87 .31> second victory I average leads second-ranked Powell, Bal Btl308 50 93 Actually the Cubs were I Frank by 18 pomts while Powell B Rbsn, Bal 94 31l3 62 113 ooe out away from victory 302 ) IS fifth and Brooks (.300) Rchrdt, Cal 79 283 42 83 The Middleport Barons ap- four games to play, two wtth Chesh1re scooted out to a an iof1eld out and a sacr1f1ce Hi sixth Salmon, Cle 74 261 35 75 287 peared today headed for a Eastern and one each w1th 2-0 lead •• the firsllnnlng when fly, I Frank stands alone IR the Manlle, NY 75 23fi 27 67 .284 1 duphcahon of their 11165 base- Pomeroy and Southern Beebe led oil With a smgle. LewiS, after hiS shaky first home run derby with 25, while Berry, Ch• 81 218 26 62 .284 1 ball season whJch ended wtth Last evenmg, Cheshire's left- Thomas grounded out, Queen uuung, s('attered £our base Powell r.emams tled for second Home Ruoll '"• defeat and the Meigs-Gal- bander, John Rothgeb, was the and Hysell Singled, Rolhget> hits He fanned 7, walked 4 1with ~~ and ready to pounce I N all o • ol League: Aaron, Jia Pony League hUe loser, g1vmg up mne hits walked, Price fanned, and Coup- Rothgeb m hiS six mmngs fan- should Robby falter 1Braves 27 • Torre, Braves 24, Tuesday evenmg, hehmd the and charged with ali mne runs er smgled ned 8, walked three, and h1t B1ggest Bttle 1StargeU. Pirates . 22. Aio~, f!.h1t p1tchmg of Danny LewiS before he exited m the seventh The Barons tied 11 up m two Hysell In one inrung fan h 1Braves, Allen, Phllhes, Ha 1 the Barons defeated Che!\htr~ with nabody out after htttmg the sel"Ond mmng when Pewell ned two, waJked nobody, htl The btggest oatU~, Ro~ever, and Mays, Giants 21 b 1 at Cheshtre 9-2 Cheshire now two stratght batters Hysell walked, Whtte smgled and none. 1 contmues bel ween e 0 :~on Arnertc:u League: F Ro 1 "~ 1 is hed with Pomeroy With came m to rehre the Side t'loyd doubled They went A double ehmmat10n Pony bo)s The fight for th; wo .~son, Orioles 25· Pepitone, ] three losses to the Barons' order , but both baserunners got aoead to stay al 3-2 in the Ltsgoe tournament for the faward U~reatens to go 0 Yanks 22, Powell, Orioles smgie loss The Barons have m to score fourth on Dndson's lead · off five teams or the league has I the fmal ou~ of ~~ ~asoni Kahne, T~e7. 2b1 · Coiav•to. 0 Indaans a - - - - ~--=----' --- -;- - - - - - - -smgle and an error; then add- been arranged the week of mut.'h to e e tg I e rew, 4-Dally Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 20, 1966 ed two runs In the filth on sm· Aug 6-I 3 at the Syracuse light· Baltimore Man age r Hank 19 gles by Powell and Archer and ed park Bob Wingett w1ll be Bauer. Rulli Boltod Ia ,_ ament managJust when one Robmsoo sJows Nat i o a al League: Aaron, 1 two errors; Iwo more tn th e wum ... . 65 sixth on two walks, a single by Games will start al 5.30 P m down, the other picks up Braves 72, SfargeU, Plratee ; I Archer and Ault's double The and at 8 p. rn Team andJudi· and carnes the Oriole. Torre, Braves and Clemente, final twt runs came in the Vidual trophies will be award· victory Overshad~w::l P~a~ 62 ; r.:;;,s. Gi";;ts ~0b'a 1~ seventh when both batters ed.. Only entry fee wtll be a Tuesday mght, r me caD ,pe: ll 1 e h game home live runs With a prur of son, Orioles 76, Powell, Orioles Rothge b h1I mov ed aroun d new base ba or at' homers Brooks "merely" 72 F Robmson, Orioles 64, aK •·I ALJ...STAR ... ,...QM -~­ iiiM .' �I River News Prob,eJ;S Face Utral Chaiienae from..Dodd lJ ,., TOKvo (UPI) - Co!am... IIIII Nlll'lll VIet NaJa Mid, it>oily tile (IOIItiOIIII tt llaDol WASIIJNGTON tUPil -The Indication wbeu beartnp would day by the day-lona testlmOIIJ Gaqe readllca: GallipoUs ud WublqtOa on ·~oppos"d SeilBte Ethics Commtitee today resume, however. 1 of ' Klein, a 64-year-old ,.... Dam 12.0, 12 2, l'tlllllinl 2\to 1o eacb oilier like fin and laced a legal cballenae fl'om Other senators oonflrmed tered foreign agent for leel on rollers, !'omeroy-Ma. water; llltre can be ao tb1n1 ~ Sen. Thomas J. Dodd (Jl.Comi.) that the committee fllvesilp· Gern;Jm interests. He adtli!ll on 2o.41, Pl. Pleasant 24.04, shoal." Tilt statement once U its investigation of miscon- lion ' of Dodd's campaign little to what wu already ell ~ "{{ereay Holler We are way ahead of those Hinton 0 70 statiOnary, Kana· aratn dashed bopeo or aay charges agalnal him ftnancea activities Ia weD uDder the record. ~- ~kest Appalachia old-time wizards m some wavs 1wha Falla 2.90 rising, Chari... peaceful .eu~emeat of t b • into the , area otlway. One of the charges Ia that Klein admitted that he urgei ,;, .'\f.S A. 000000 Most any common Citizen can ton !8.90 rismg. London, Mar- Viet Nam war, finance and $100-a· Dodd pocketed some $200.1100 in Dodd to fly to Europe in early l$r,Mtor; make a casual paas over a met and Winfield dams were I The slalemeat hroadc..t by ~ dinners. campaign oontribulio111 for his t964: Klein said J;lodd'• stx-d&J 'Ebt'J!IO.kmobile came out to piece of loan oompany paper Ion the oiiis the olfklal Norlll VIetnamese Jobn F. Sonnet!, chief counsel/ personal use. ~an journey failed to .... ~gain! his week and I with a ball-poml, and make new 1Boat Bovemenlo: news ageney did 1101 mtDUoa for the 59-year-old Dodd, said The lirBI phaae • of the 1any of his contracts but "II lound'"l' book which told all a· ca" ,and ranch-type hnt•ses • llbio River - New Mactms· tbe lite of American pUOit that the Senate resolution that investlga!lon wu capped Tuea- surely didn't do me any barm. • bout the magiC which witches. and household gadgets appear I Ville up 14, S-30 p m ' Esso sbot dOWn over titat Commumated the committee preclud-1=:::::::::::::::::::::~:;.::::....:~~~~~::....:=~ warl01>ks, and such charac- 1rnrned•aleiy Tennessee up 14, 10 45 p m; alst country. Tbtre were lodl· ed any Investigation of cam-1 PERSONALS 1 ters used to practlt-e long ago. I I'll trave lo admit I've not Tiboll up 14, 9·30 p m. Ahcei' cllloao the Rauol regime The art of orcheotra'con- 1>1ugn finances. Recent pesltr or Mra. Cll'l'f It lold about dem1 which came 1seen any Dying carpels around' up 14, 12 00 a. m . Steel Ex- would try them as war criml· ductmg began In the SJJII-. But as the committee ft. JudsOn were: Mr. and Mrs. cut ol bottles and made every· but the poverty-program off1ces •press up 14, 4 50 a. m, L nals but •pare thetr lives Chapel of the 15th centurY nished the first phase or Its CecU Judaon of Elyria, Ohio, one's wish come true, and a fly- all have wall-to-wall JObs that IFloere do•·n a, 3 33 a m ; I . when a roll or paper ,.,.. InvestigatiOn -the relationship Mr. and Mra. Ernest Love of '"If carpel wh1ch transported J can make a lol of dollars fly Rose G down 13, 7 a m , 1 I ' " - wed to beat the pulse of the between Dodd and pubhc Akron, Ohio, Mr. and M r 1. people around Just hke the aar- way Steel Trader down 16, 3 a m ; • muste. Tbls became so noisy relations magnate Julius Klem Fred Hinkle, of Greensburi. lines <only tbey d1dn'l seem to I As for makmg "pentagons,'' 1Andrew Calhoun down 16, 1 ~:~~~::o:;~:.:'•~:~J~~: - chatrman John C. Stennis, J>. VIRGINIA CARLETON Ohio, have any good-looking steward· our poht1c1ans bu1lt a b1~ one /6 10 a m. Jenks up 17, 11 2ii l lore were also the com- Miss., made II clear the NEW POST OFFICE Miss Helen Jenldlls of Coesie• or m·fhght moVIes I [over m washingion and it made I p m Polly R up 17, 1 15 a ' posers of the music. Bach campaign issue was already When the Hurtlord Post Of· lumbus, Ohio, spent her vacaAnd about "dragon • seed" 1a trillion dollars diSappear in m St Mary's down 17,3 am, and Handel oonducted thelr under scrutiny. lice was changed from fourth Uon with bar mother, Mrs. Sal" which prnduced fire . br.athmg 1oo time at all And •omeone, Producer up 17, 6 20 a m , I own music, Berlioz 11 con· Stennis said that "steady and class ID third class, II was ab Jenklno. dra1ons who didn't even oeed 'over there must have been Ill· Luther Herdman up 19, 6 40 a sidered the flther of mod· consistent progress is being necessary to have new equip- Mrs, Maude .Johnson rtturngaaohne , ond all about bow war· hng triangles together to make m , Cnss Jr down 20, 4 20 a I ~~~~n~~~';!'s ~J M~~:~~~ made. It consists primarily of ment and more room so The ed home from a villit to Weltsrioro grew out of the ground hexagons, smce so mucn mon- m Jefferson down 20, 6 05 a also conducted their own ferretting out records, llnanc~ai Post Office Department leased burg, W. Va. ' And about a big b1rd called a 1ey and ' many young men m; Ph11Jp Sporn down 21, DAYTON tUPII -Three of· music, records . . . " He gave no a building from Rlcbard Jen· Mr. N. 0. Weln is a patient at Phoemx, which couldn't be de· have departed lor fore~gn lands ti a m Patnck Coodon down fiCials of the Public Servict c '""''""~ 1, 11• .,"" - kms. This building was erected the Gallipolis Medical Center stroyed by fire but rose up out 1 That genu out of the bottle 23. 5 p m , Elgercliff down I Umon are lo appear m court to vln Grimm. a few years ago tn which Mr in GallipoHs of the ashes every t1me thev who gave people all thm wiSh· 23 10 45 p m Tim Bailes day to face possible con· Five generatiOns were pre- Jenkins had a confectionery. Mr. EmU ~ht Ia a patient fired 11 ., '"n't 1n 11 w1th thiS Great So- 1 up 23, 4 20 a m , Waller Beck· tempt of court charges result· "'"I al the home of Mrs. Mollie The building was remodeled at the Veterans Memorial HOIAnd how to make a • penta· c1el) wh~eh " gomg to g1ve Jord down 23 5 40 a m Walt· mg from muni<Ipal employes Guinther Her daughter Mrs and all new equipment Install· pilal at Pomeroy. gon" whiCh would summon up everyone anything they want er Curley down 23, 6 35 a m .1gomg on stnke Tuesday morn· I Thelma Grueser of Minersville; ed so as to make it smtable lor Mr. Lee Gibbs has returned spirits to mllke thin&s d1sap So I thmk •e can match that Helen R down Greenup 7 p m ; mg for higher pay granddaughter Mrs John Rill· the Post office. home from Holler Hospital 1D pear, and to put 1,.. triangles old btark mag1c even here m ~ alvohne do• n Greenup II 30 It was the second group of ' mire, great-granddaughter Mrs Miss Audrey Blessing ill the Gallipolis. ' logether to form a hexagon to Appalach10 p m J S LewiS down Green- mun 1c1pal employes to go on Delores Ann Johnaon and her l'ostmistress and giving to tho Mr. and Mra. Faye Blesstna mob them depart lor fore1gn Penny Lopee up II 40 p m, Valley Trans· , str~ke desp1te state laws forbid- Mr and Mrs Paul Osborn two children, of New Haven. W. public the best 10 courteous of Sleubenv!Ue, Ohio wert parts IWII!:" up Greenup 1 a m . i dmg such walkouts About 400 and family of Lancaster VISited Va., who are great-great-trand- and efficient service, She housegoesltr of Miso Audrep A'nd so many other magiC Dear Ed1tor Chnsty . _ 5 05 a. m Rav- 1c1ty workers at Lansmg, Mich, reeently with her parents, Mr children of Mrs, GUUither. Two IS always anxious to he of Blessinl last week. thm&s t(lat I began 10 . .nder Perhaps some of your r<ad· cnswooa dowr. Meldahl 9 30 p , threatened to contmue thelf and Mrs Herschel Diddle, and other granddaughters Mrs Roy the utmost service to the ell· Mra. Henry Jenkins and sons, why we ever let all that get a ers could be k1nd enough to m • Buckeye State down Mel· stnke for more money and bet· other relatiVes , Armes of Minersvlile and IZenS of Hartford. WUiiam and Richard, visited way from us help me dahl 9 55 p m . H E Bowles j ter workmg cond1t1ons, and mu- MISs Debbie Harden has re- Mrs. Philhp Donovan, local, ATTENDS FUNERAL last week Mr. and Mra. CecU But I got 1o thmkmg about It I am trymg to get mforma- 1up Meldahl 10 25 p m , L W 1n1c1pal workers from through- turned home alter VISIImg wllh were also present. Garring at Bridgeport Oblo. and flll8Uy dec1ded things were· !Ion about my ln~ian ancestry: Sweet down Meldahl 12 55 a out Michigan sa<d they would I her brother and SISter-in-law, ~ISS Pam Sylvester who is Those from out of town at- Mrs. Doyle Mo-tr"•~!.. of n t really so d1fferent '.f) grandtather s name was m Jane T down Meldahl I 35 JOin the picket lines Mr and Mrs Robert A Harden tramlng to he 8 Laboratory tending the last riiel for Mrs Bl field W V ~-· It wns JUSt that th~y had oth Samuel Coleman, and .he was ! a m , Cotton Queen down I Both catles had supervasory 1 and son Ene, of Marion Tec~mctan ar Holzer HOflpital, Abee Brown Chapman were: Iof~. N~a aWe~n~ er way• of descr~bmg thmgs born around your area and !at· Meldahl 2 !5 a m employes domg the necessary Mrs. Mayme Holmes spent a Gallipolis, spent the weekend Mr and Mrs. Paul Hayden, Mrs Bernhart Lerner of Mount then We can still get a lot of ~ moved to Adelphia Ohio I GallipoliS Dam - Queen City work lethng the garbage pli~ week with her SISter Mrs HeJ: with her parents Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Iva Dowling of Boston, Ve.;.oo, Ohio, were the pestl UI8tJIC out of bottles, and cans ere was a Mam Coleman up 3 50 P m New 4lrleans up and keepmg the s~unmtng eu Wetzel and lamliy of Co- Arthur Sylvester. Masaechusetts, Mr. and Mrs of Mr. and Mra. George Lorntoo Solll<' pecple can gel a lut ' wh; l;~ed '" Lo;g,kBo~o~ and down 3 20 p ~ Jeflboat up pools closed despite the 90-de- lumbus ' Mrs. Howard Largent visited George McKnight and children er last week of queer ideas out of them. like ~~ ro er na~; I I e o ~mt"n 12 40 a m Peggv Downey I gree weather Other CIIY serv- Mr Wilham Duckworth of her daughter and son-in-law, of Bergenflo Rd., New Jersey, Mr and Mrs Jolm Keal'DI thiniUng a hundred miles an i anyon: 1cou 1 1•e P me e down 1 50 a m iames Dm· 1ces were curtailed Pohce and : RiUman and Mr Jim Cle'VIdus Mr and Mrs. Don Pickens and Mrs. Thomu Hiles, Mr. and Jr ~ children 'Buddy Eugoae ~~ J~stcr~o~~~P%a~rmsmg ;,•~: :nda a~~ar~~~t,v::me an~ ant down 2 45 a' m .Robert rm~men remamed on the Job ~s 1, of Sev•lle spent~ week w1th family of Toledo. Mn. Robert Mees, Joe Burn- M~ry Rutl1 anc:~'nmotttJ visited ~"'A'"-• th thi what relatwn they were to the West up 3 30 a m Edeana they d1d not belong to the un- Mr. and Mrs Richard Roush, eU, Mra Fred WUkenson, Mra Mr and Mr Charles Cundlfl '"' ert, ""' some ngs Bcsworth up 4 30 m M nd M G Sch d Fred Wilkenson Mra Jennte · ' in bottles which woul~ ~rpme above I d greatly appreciate It . • iOn r a rs eorge ne• er l NOW YOU KNOW Wilkenson or P.;,kersbur and 1and son, Jeffery, of Columbus, ••-d bt f , ll All replies Will be conf•den I Kaoawba River Semel There was no v1oience m ellh· and Eleanor Kay Ool• one' lotal ecU- 1 lh g IObio last week 1 W k . u - genu 1 ou 1 a gen . ,d L d f' h h ' •- o • Mr James Stewart of Akhon ' • WJth h ht brown ha•r' cou l4 tJal as thiS mformatlon IS for own on on 2 43 a. m art er city at1 oug po1ICe kept , ee end guests of Mrs Lan· jsan is tlpeetl!d tbll year, . . I b ett ura my own satJS~dclion I d be De3rhorn down Marmel 10 30 watch at picket pomts in Lan- ra Leifheit were her daughter , No-.mber IZtb over tbe South The passing of Mrs. Allceh CaDing on Mr. and M r I. han •eglt cJum •blond any o run or they n- happy to gJve •nformatwn to p m Beaver down IMarmet smg a11 er havmg been order ed and son-m-aw, Mr and Mrs. Atlantic westem Pacl8e and ,IIChaoman 1 fastere than d rb removes f H faoned of h I e James M. "'"·-· ..,._•.., recently were do II m beauty sho today Or Ianyone I could help 6 a. m Oliver Shearer up out Monday , armed With riot Harold Amspoker, Columbus. central 'S®tb America an rna o art r w ere Mrs. Ruth Blain of South Side, k h d ps I k Smcereiy Donald J Cole Marlll<t 7 30 a m , Allen R guns wh~eh wa• cntiCIZed by Master Mike Watkms of Tole. she was born and spent the Lieutenant and Mrs. James rna e gray air o sue' a quJc man 2215 w' 182 St Torrance. Merrtll up WmflekJ 3 05 a m ' umon leaders I do spe:-~t a wP.ek With his grandD I~ost of her loq and useful Blevins of Pensacola, Florida, di~pe~;~ng act ed' . ICalif 90004 ' Natwnal down WmfJeld 315 a • About 11:13 workers from gar ' mother, Mrs Ada Slack She Meigs Ge erul Hospital hie She was a prommenl Citi· Raymond Eckard of SouthSide, at ragon-se "" I so . m ' Lucy Jane Lucas down bage collectors to ciiY hall ' accom anied him home b bus ' Admissions - Mrs. Esta Izen or Hartford and was post· Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Roush of great when you thmk how rrr•ny , Wmf~eld 3 30 a m ed D I1 P t Y Howell, RD. Pomeroy. Vernon mistress ol the town lor many Pt. Pleasant, Mra, Myrtle How· 1 k 1Howell , RD, Pomeroy slraw-men our politiCians can cer s, stay away at ayton l or a VISI !years. She was kind and gen· ell of Springfield, Ohio and Mr con11lre up to scare voters. Tuesday but City offiCials said Mr and Mrs John Mohler! Dl•charges - Mrs. Mary erous and willing to do I ser· and Mrs. Roy Fiaber ;, and as lor growmg wamors out 300 unwn employes showed have Rathburn I , 1or anyone , up l and 1 fam1ly H p moved to Lonh 'VJce go, Ohlo. Abo ut 800 ot her wor kers "so [)tt 1 t' ground they do a lot bet !Continued from Page 11 1 re- con 111 10 omeroy, w ere ------::.-'------~--ter than that over on Wesl Ap-- 1 mamed at the1r posts they have purchased property b b th 1 8 palachaa Thev raised voters out!~;ssm; : ~~ ~n~~;r~,!~~ lael Alfred Strozdas, Dayton CJty I J Mr andd Mrsh VernonCBartels , of the remeter1es over m Char- bo personnel director, sa1d the oyce an Mtc ael, of tnctnna · I ngr thand ptaxes HWI thdoud 1 mcreas I1 teston stnk• for more money. after ti viSited recently with ' h13 .. ,1 e nee e 1 no 1 menIs for tlaii Pboemx bird well, ' lion when the increase would 00 the workers had recewed a parents, Mr and Mrs. Emmett ""e have a Lyndan-b1rd w h o go mto effect • $4 20 a week boost m January, Bartels Jack O'Briao 1 keeps on !lylng h1gh no matter ' Bob Burdette tossed two- was a 'blatant and flagrant" 1 S 1 R 1 03k how hot 1t's made for h1m And BUILDING or•· hit ball as the Pomeroy Pony vwlatwn of state law Umon of· L kwlmWmdmg daa foya Maureen O'Sullivan said dai> IMonti Rock the ridiculous rock- of slacko, Chor never wears 1 r f I d th ill a e e nes y a ternonn were ghter Mia won't do a Bd I ced on I"u e dress, or 1s th1I Sonny.. ? I dou bt 1f we w1 IJ be able no1 to WASHINGTON IUPn _ Leaguers scored an easy IO-l l Jcta s sa1 ey were w mg to the followm Bo Scouts of wy Imono ony announ . .. re·hlfe h1m 1n '68 And we had Home bUJidm• 3<t 1 th vwtory over Southern '" go to Jail 1! necessary. 1T g fl Yd L b /play for DaVId Mernck, chalks Merv Gnlfin sbow he's used WeD, whichevtr II the gn-1 .. 242 10 • lVI Y • 1 roop " Vi lpscom · ' It up to "pubhclt " M a I LSD "to I nd If" hlch I Look I I they both _.... 1 1 1 8 I some once-gone sc ho0 prtncl· nataon dropped to a five vear MPtgs Galli a loop play Tues 1 I John Rttchart Tom· Thor e y myse w c ose Yi a~.pals reappear nght before our low In June as the money lday at Pomeroy I Rodne Holm,an RICk A~h· has a spontaneo~s talent [~ ~ the opposite oi many cnticw lo.1g looks Or Ia tlrat only eyes herem the Holler Sl e " grew tighter th The lone Southern run waSi ' c ~till M 'ks ~ R •, that Frankies ~nd Mias ,requests Says he calls his Sonny?. We for&ol" Fur--- - - - -- Commerce Departmen't report~ scored bt Jlonrue Bachtel aftb ) d ra~~d ~e~l • M:re ~~e' w:;~ ~ romantic renewal was ttpped fPI',I, friend "BenJamin Frank tunately. ed Tuesday HouSing starts er he tr•plel "' the seventh a~companiJ by the As~Istant off herem weeks before the Un Oh, go fly a kite Jom James and MGM Jlec. fell to a seasonally adjUSted a - 1'he unly other hit by Southern Sc t I M G H0 t engagement Montreal swears The btg storv trom hlllbll v ords broke tllell' 14-year OSS'n • 1ts "Exposition 67" next , n ou m3l' er, r eorge ear ar 'I b TV sert~ s·ne Ua MaeRae'I &IUW!o&o •-DEVOTED ro INTERES1 Olo I nual rate of l,288Jl00 umt'5 was a smgle from Steve Owen~ ! man , also his daughler Brftlda I y eas won e more MEIGS . MASON AltEA Icompared to 1295 000 1 Ma '" the third d K t ~Will use more b1g acts and - but some grim tales (1/ par- guests (obe rented Miriam Ro~ ow••,. 1 ••••· . , . , _ , land 1 Sjj6,000 10 June 1~5 y Burdette also Jed Pomeroy anM:o:nd ~~n Ja'lles White of Ispend more cash on enterta1~ alysis and blindness caused by kins' Suilnn Flace manse) c..,,,. T••-"· ""''"' hitting with a home run and D ba W V t d h15 menl than the recent W..-ld s bootleg moonshme T ne Increased by lour without any. PUillllhi!CI '"''"' ett"rnMn ·•~P' j r' e mo-d FouI here • It cou ld n't rea IIY Fed s sho Uld rnake a bi g an- one ~•"" in the door - her ,.,...., ,.. &undU " ,,. Ohio FINES ORDERED three smgles for a perfect day CLEVELAND IUPII - Safe- thun M Aa vast Wh'te ·~·~.., s~h~!'::~u: "~!~~~7~~" ~~~! Four fines were ordered m' at the plate Other Pomeroy ty Dtrector John N McCormtck I u:l~, ~Jchag~es Duc~w~rth an spent much less Nancy Si?· no~ment soon Siamese cat had four kittens, =.-::b:'~~~h:.i~s~Y l'iltt.nr [ c&urt action thas week by Pom h1tters were Danny Abbott, a saad today he will mvestl~ate Mr and Mrs Robert Garner atra Jr shares Dick Donner s Fme Met ~a star Rose abandoned them. The l::at.end u Ui:nntt eJ- m•IU•a eroy Mayor Charles Legar home run, Mike Young, a doub- reports pollee are ignoring and daughter have moved from dates with Fay McCllll'!, actor Hampton now 18 a top slngmg rat. UJ• PD., "Hie~• •' Pnm•nw !Charles Neal, Minersville was le and single, and Vaughan, looters m the not-torn Hough I the Williams property of Fourth !Doug McClure's ex Ella coach, of such as Paula Wayne '11le Las Vegaa 'gambllnl N'J'IODLI aa~vtuuDa r••r•••nt~~u•• fined $\OO and costs f 1n e Steve van Meter Robm Phal- area Str 1 1 R 11 d , Kazan turned down three high· of the new Copacabana 1 tao w jolnta vie for stars service, lhtttn•W I.IDWall Inc: 34J '-"IDI I I , ee o u an 'f d ecto I ts to whocred ha •· f he ul k with kno . t.c~n ..,.. "'•• vork Lil' and three..dav )ad sentence for m and George Skmner each a Some busmessmen wept as I Mr B F Qui her ee lr ria a SSJ~meo 1\UD'C' or r q c. every wn gimmick r~,.., 11 atn. ra~et o.u,ereo "' IDWI Mary 4nn Thompson, lstnite ' . Watch lor starting wUh cash~ lncludinJ 1they saw thetr stores plundPr~ a few days withs~latt'Jesspe~ firush hiS (untitled"' far) nov- zoom to success .ul!1er W'hr- ......tne a~~ cen'-' pe, ! 18 Pomeroy $5 and costs fall- I B Hart wa~ startmg pitcher ed by looters durma the two K t k h h lied el We met Joey Btshop at a highly touted new smging pros· chauffeured Umousme, pnvate . . . .I 011.1 year 1n •d••nc• •' ~n• • , , eo en uc y, w ere e was ta th G U h h . d . Dl.lb ~eu...-vfllee llllml . , . 1 ure to yte-ld right of way and lfor Southern He was relieved days of rioting , due to the death of hts sister e rt tt -Are er nngsJ e at pect, a gtrl beanng the- nominal apartments., cooks, butlers, etc. =~,:::~:!~ ~~~~=: '-'.~tvi::II JOt' Martm and Grover A;nold. by Bactttel m the thtrd, Other busmessmen took the l Mrs E s Mills spent 8 fe~ ~adlson Square Garden ~ndlhurdle of LeGrand Mellon One Las Vegas veteraa .., "onallltu•" one month fL:Ill ~ .. IJoth of Pomeroy " and costs I posabon It was better for loot I da • R II d lh h d h hts monologue after not seemg Some 2&0 dee]ayt-~ from roast to thinks be might be passed up ....U: • r•a1 tlOOfl 51• mnnlh• • ~ fS !11 U an WI er aug ~ j ho ,. j • IUS. rhree month• ~a oo \Suoemp 1eaeh on ldentJral IntOXIcatiOn ers to take small ttems than at- / ter and son-m law Mr and 1us n a year or so was w coast have made July J mmy in the headlmes erupted by the ==~.. T'mH chal oes. 0 tempt to stop them and touch M 0 0 p tt ' wonderful Ed Deeley had been McHugh Montn' In which to scandal about "skimming" cash , • rs and M 8 Rerson. ·• th'18 nme pop- '-· orf a property damagmg nol m Mr be t G t 1 on J oey 's "Tomg ht" st'I~m spin even more u1 n·um wlnnmgs into hood!\DD • the store sited Ihell' ::ugh~er ~nd a~n-~n: Virgm~a ~ayo and . Mike 0'· ular oom~ser_"' lilts than usi> pockets befo~ Uncle Sam j The safety director said po- 1 M dM L S 'th Shea reconciled JUSt In lime al (I Can I Give You Anything tollecls his slice - but he'D !icemen had to use Judgment m "r"eo ', 1r abn Arls harry mth' for their 19th anmversary ar- But Love IS JUSI one of Jimmy's lind out He tried to bust in. lo urn us sots mo er The Dislml No 12 lasl-piich such when they saw looting but at Van Wert ter a six-months spht ~~ank endless of aural pleasant- to Palm Beach "society" untO softball tournament will he the general mstructions were to I M d M W 11 B tel Gorshin <The I!Iddler o[ Ba~ r,esl Tro wa1drobt of &·n- Time Mag prmted bls picture r an andrsBillyI oflam ar s, man "I a nd pro<Jucers of lha I ny & Ch11_r of lhe roCk-rage ~~ front-and-sideways from 1 be PIaye d uod.er Ihe IIghts a t the make arrests for any vwlatJon I Barbara St Joseph, Syracuse Ball park, it waa an- of law whether it was for loot- M' hi t k ser1es are Holy Bickering! Is interchangeable - 112 PBlfS crime lites. nounced today by DIStrict com- I mg or shoolmg ------. IC g~~i s~n a we:;, Ms vacnda· 1wn VIs ng IS ~oaren~ r a miSsmner Reuben Ritchey of ' llado's They1l It Evt'f'V Time $ Marietta. i Mrs Emmett Bartels, and her --; Tournament IJames WlU be mother Mrs Norman Goodwm 6J:T TI-lE BCS'til OI<AY played July 31 Atlf!USt tl-7 and or Pomeroy SPECIAUST ,._VI; L• l t:i-14 Entry r~ will be ' $24 Weekend guests ol' Mr. and ION AND IT'S MLE"· ,._ AAIY.l.TE AIIY·UI> TIME AT for all unsanctioned teemo and (Contmued from Page II Mrs John Slack and son JobnROOM•" fojllfits!S PI./ISMA w.u,..•• AROUWD'jllE CI.OCK! $18 for sanctioned teams Enshot d th ny were Mr and Mrs Kenneth so ....,...,. trance fee must be paid by woman was , to ea ' I Kromaknocker and Mrs. Floyd I WloNT MV MILDEW I R he numerous bUJldmgs were set Tyree -<J! Milwaukee Wisoonsin 10 HWE TI-lE BEST JuDry 29 to Mrl . thllc Yto I afire and looted, and two Negro Mr and Mrs Ch.;.les Theis," OF EVEMI-IING ! ' awmga or e urney, imen, were wounded ' PRICE NO 08.1ECT"· and also a siow·pitch tourna , Th . his f 1 Tma Jo and Timothy of Cmcm1 0 ment to be held at Martetla e wo thmg racla natl, VISited hts mother M~ s • unresl were e wors1 ever m . Bob Zide's Sport Shop July 29 tb Ul Carne Smclair , also her par· 1 15 0 '-he City one m Jon persons ents Mr and Mrs Millard Van at 6 P m. <DST I. Ri"' Y mJY that bas been Sitting atop a be contacted m Manetta by Iracial powder keg lor/ the past ' Meter of Racme Phone at S74-72tlti. few years I Mr and Mrs Troy Zwilling Mayor Ralph Locher, who visited their son and daughter· Negotiatiom Hit requested the National Guard m-law, Mr and Mrs. RusSflll mobilization termed 11 "the Zwdhng and lam1ty of Valley Complete Block · ' da . Station, Kr Mrs Zwilling ~ WASHINGTON (UPI) Nemo•t tragic y In the hie of , ed for a ionger t'tme a nd . . our city " mam gotJations m the 11-<lay airhoe VISited In Palntsvdle, Ky. with <trike came lo a complete hall Mr and Mrs F"ran~hn Hendi'IJ 1 today CELEBRATION DELAYED and Barbara ' Federal medialors apparent- The Golden wedding DDniver- Mr. Norman Owens and son ly w•re unable lo wru111 new sary celebration of Mr a n d of Cahlomia, vls1ted here reoffers or COD<'OSSH>ns from Mrs Vernon Howell of Laurel cently with fr1emls either side in the lace ol a Cliff to be held this Sunday has Mr and Mrs Robert Grimm ur.ion-set deadline of lite been postponed becauso of ~~~ and family or Colurnbuo visited, tudq. ..... 1111 ~~~ Ml. llld Mra.' Me)., e OriQles Upset White Sox Ill KC Meet; Middleport, Fishers Win w.. Hartford SoClety . Notes· fee strJ"ke Leader'sFace "'"-"ill!-Th 1 Bells Tw0 More Homers 1 Syracuse 1 SOCI.efy N0f eS 1 0 1 I UPJ Brte • £s 0 0 I !'::! By United Presa IDtematloaal 17·11) vs. Bennett (11-0), 7 30 on passed balls and scored o•• played lected three bits and two RBI>. Kahne, Tigers 58, Scott, Red American League Pm Frank Robmson'i Sox 55. W. L. P<t. GB Tbursday'l Games batting diSplay paced a I~ hit Pitching Baltimore 62 32 .660 ... Chicago al Cleveland, mght Baltimore attack on N a I I 0 n a] League: Perry, I DetrOit 30 39 .562 9\2 Mmnesota at Washmgton, mgbt Detroit hurlers Curt Blefary Giants 13·2, Blass, Pirates &-2; Cleveland 49 41 5!4 II \DetrOit al Baltimore, mght chipped m With his 13th Marichal, Giants 1:>-4, Cuellar, CaUfornia 49 42 .538 11\2 Kansas City at New York of the campaign and pitCI.cr Astros 7-2 Kouf8ll, Dodgers Mmnesota 45 48 .484 16\Z Cahlorma at Boston ChlCBgo 45 48 .4ftl 18 Natloaai League PT. PLEASANT - Enthusi· headquarters, I p m, 28 tar· Eddie Watt, who went Amencao ' - ' Watt, Kansas City 49 .456 19 w L PCT. GB asts of the sport o( archery will gels, field round I distance allowmg eight hits in I()rioles 41 7-1; S Miller, Orioles New York 41 49 456 19 Pittsburgh 55 36 604 .. 1be amvmg in Pl. Pleasant this July 26th, 9 a. m., 28 target wuuung hiS seventh game , Sanford, Angels H Wasbmgton 40 55 421 22\0 1San Fran 56 37 602 .... weekend lor the National Field l1eid rounds, S P m to 6 P m, eight deciSions, slammed Aker AthleHco 6-2; MciSally,ll Boston 39 35 415 23 'Los Angeles 51 33 573 3 Archery Association national NFAA semmars at downtown first homer. IJfiOI•O 8-3. Toesdo.Y's Result~ 'Phila 50 42 543 5\Z meet to he held at the archery headqbarters, 7 p. m. to 10 p Minn. 5 Wash. 4, Jst, tw1hght •Houston 4ti 45 505 9 range north of Pt. Pleasant, m., NFAA sponsored events I , F_lrst Clout walk and went to Mmn 4 Wash 0, 2nd, night St. LouiS 44 46 469 10\0 July 23 to 2jl, With the local Plans call for a square dance Frank s first clout, with • , on and none out m the opemng second on Tommy Agee's pd 44 48 478 11 IZ Archery Club serving as bosts. and party Calif. at Boston, p ' ram AUantl 411 50 444 14\to The schedule for the event is July 27tb, 9 a. m ' 28 targets I mnmg, sent Earl Wilson to the Chicago 5 Cleveland 4, mght CmcmnaU 39 51 'oo 15lf.o as (oilows and hunters round 7 p m to showers His second came ID Burgess was pinchhittmg for ~a~it!~~-~3' ~;,[~:n night :ca~~rk 29 ~I 322 2S\Z July 23, 9 a m. to a p m 10 p m GallipoliS sponsored the fourth with a man aboard. Hoyt Wilhelm, ~ho pitched two v.ednesda •s Probably Pitchers luesday, Ilesui!S Check In and late registration events. The Orioles then wrapped up perfect innmgs lJl rehel to wm IAr, Tlmeo EDT) Cincmnati 3 Chicago 2 (18 Illll) July 24th, 9 a m ID 8 30 p. July 28th, 9 a m . 28 targets the game w•lh five runs 1n ~· his first <ontest of the season , Cbieago at Cleveiand-Horlen IHouston 8 Pbiladelphia 2 (NI m. 1 check-m and late reglstra- and hunters round, S p. m. to fi_fth and three more m e and_ send the I (i>-91 vs Hargan (4-5), 7 30 St. LoUis 10 Atlanta 9 (12 Inn, Uon, 6 p. m. to 8·30 p. m IR- 6 p m Nf'AA semmars Pt SIXth, Indians II games off the pace N) formal coffee and tee 1o wei· Pleasant sponsored events. Smoky Burgess, the best p ~innesota at Washmgto11- l Wedoesday;s Probably Pitcbera come regiStrants at NFAA Plans call for a corn roast and pmchh1tter In hiStory, delivered Boswell (7-3) vs McCormick ' (All Times EDT I headquarters 7 p m to 10 p. steak barbecue by lake Side al agam m the nmth when his (7·7l 8 00 p.m , Cmcmnall at Chicago, 2- Jr Woman's Clubs Krodel Pack sacrifice Dy s~ored Don Buford Detroit at Baltlmore-McLalll EUis <5-141 and O'Toole 11-3! July 2iith, 12;30 p. m., NFAA July 29th, 28 targets and an~ with Chicago s "':lliDIIIg run. (!:I-5I vs Bunker (8-4), 8 p m 1VL Koonce (1.2) and Hands <6- national ·ceremowea at fieldjmal round, 2 p. m. awards. Buford reached l1rsl with Kansas City at New York- 81 2 IS p m Krausse <6-4) vo. Peterson <&- , Philadelphia at Houston-IIDtemattmal League Slarrdiirgs SPORTING PARTNER 5), 7 p.m. ' (:>-!) vs. Arhch (~). 9:30 By United Press fnteruallaoal GOTEBORG, Sw.,re;. (UPII CaliflR'nla at Bcston-Chance p.m. W. L Pet. GB ~....;_ _ _ _ _-_,~ P1tlsburgh at Los Angeles;- Columbos - Heavyweight Jun Robertson, 51 39 .567 Other S!Ze• Your Dependable Law (6-4) vs. Drysdale (11-11), wbe served as a sparmate for Slightly Hl(lher O..ler For 11 p m ToroniD 49 43 .533 3 New York at San FranciSco- Toledo 50 44 .532 3 Senny Liston before the el· Fisher (6-11) vs. MariChal <II> Rochester 49 45 .521 4 champion's bout With 4), t p.m. !Richmond 45 48 .484 7\to PatteraoB, wiD agam serve AND ~Uanta at St Louis-Johnaon IBuHalo 44 48 .f78 I that capacity when Lis~>n II t") vs, Wuhburn <7-4), t p.m. Jacksonville 43 t1 .4'11 8\to begins heavy lrammg for'ohn·ll Syra<;use 3t1 M .411 14 August bout wtth Amos •• I"'- WY 2.2550 Tbursday'l Games s ftbaII Meet BERRr'S WORlD Under Lights I -- n-·- ""Is CLEVELAND Do HuBBY's u.... 63 Chevrolet Bel Alre. 4 Dr • 6 crt. st.ndlrd tnnL White ... tins. 63 Ford Galaxle S00 4 Or. I cyllndor, m•tlc tr•n•. Redlo aM heeter, power llill'lnl, white w11l tlrM. 64 Ford F-700 Ou""' Truck. 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I cyl At frono.. .. deering, rHio •IIIII hHfw • Barons 9-2 Winners over CheshIre I( Marei 2-Hitter, Wins 0Ver S fhern PRICES I I Burdette Spi'ns LOW• LEADI.'RS :r.gue..:: er; Reds Nip Cubs 3-2 in Longest Tilt of Season F. RobinSOn cOUrt Charge 1 1(4_ Dally llentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , July 20, 11166-3 dm1nl refltliJIU... M 1, - - Gordie Colenran lttOkiCI double to 8C<>re Pete &i1 Ue the gliiM at U. 'J'bl, clulch hila by Colem81 IPavlelieii· l<ept the Hall fafll••• iiiio Jl(llth place. The GalhpoUs Orioleo edged ole• were Rod Gordon, who had a double in one official struck out two. the Gallipolis White Sox 13-9 m was two for lour, Eold1e Jones, trip to the plate and K • naY Batt~ng ooiy three , innings, the opening game Tuesday one for three, and Jell Cana- Collier had a single Ia two Fishers scored four, eight and mght at the Eighth Annual Ky· day, one lor four SI'nackmg trips. nme runs, In that order Pure ger Creek Tournament for singles for the Onoles were AI· Dav ts worke1 two irllllngs Oil got twt Ia Ibe second and .,_,. By FRED MeMANE do It One hit could have won Little Leaguers, In a couple of Jan Rose, James Millo< and lor GallipoUs while giving up four 10 the lourth. 1 UP! Sporll Writer DDY ttme. We just didn't get the four inning contests the Mid· Gil Pnce SIX hils, eighl walks and he The hitters for Fisher's were The Cincinnati Reds lempora· hit when we needed II " dleport Senators do~ned the Jumor JamiSon topped While struck out four, Skipper Jobn· Don Telie, three for four m· '_'Do~WD..,.._w_llh __:gr:__o_aud _en __:.,_loO _"_. Inly silenced Leo Dllfocher, The four-hour, 53-mioute Gallipolis Senators 13-3 and Sox hitters w1lb a donbie and son ptlched the last two frames eluding a triple; John Leary, mth the mlmmum of effort rathon. that was the loogest Pt. Pleasant FISher's downed bomeru• and a single in four He gave up two hits, one walk two lor four mciudmg a home The volatila manager of the game for either team ill PI Pleasant Pure Oil :U-6. trips H1t1Ing smgles were Jell and struck out two. run. Jim HaU, two lor three, Chicago Cubs, who is never at years, surpassed the 17 innings Three over the fence home LewiS, Ricky Boone, Jim Noe, Lme score w•th a double, Bruce Roberts, a loss lor words, was practical- played by the New York runs Tuesday night wer• hit by Jim Stemheck and Rlclu> Hat· Middleport 0(1210 I - 13 8 I two lor three includmg a triple; Jy speechless Tuesday after and San Francisco Giants m Junior JamiSon of the White field Gallipolis 3 00 0 - 3 2 4 Jim Barnette, one for two IR· Don Pavletich's two-out homer the National League and the Sox, with none ¥' base; John Lmesco.Batteries: Middleport -Van cludmg 8 double, and Jumor m the 18th Inning gave the Cleveland Indians and CaiilorLeary of Fisherls, with none Orioles 200 014 - 13 7 3 lnwagen (WP) and Rtush, Gal· Morgan was two for four Reds a 3-2 VICiory over hiS ma Angels in the AmeriCan on, and Art Thevemn of Pure White Sox 231 120 - 9 8 2 lipohs - Davis (LP), Jobnsoo For Pure Otl, Art Thevenm Cubs The blasl by Pavletich League earlier thiS season Oil, with two an I Batteries Onoles -Cana· (2) and Foose. was one for two, With a home By JEFF MEYERS was the only hii Cincmnatl Otber NL Games Orioles fJ-11 day (WPI and Thomas. Hhite A0d Orioles 4 48 Spts etd run Brarry Cox had a double UPI S"""'' Writer ed ,_ th 1r In the only other National Fish 8r' %1-1 in ff I tr1p to the ,.... manag ~ e mne ex a , A b1g SIX run third mnmg Sox - Noe, Boone (LP 1, (3), s one 0 ICia The Baltimore Orioles. haY lnmngs while the Cubs left 18 League action, the Houston that saw White Sox starter Jim JamiSon 161 and Perroud Two Pt Pleasant teams stag- plate, Jeff Thomas and Lyn- mg conquered the Amencan 00 base dunng the marathon Astros beat the Philadelphia Noe lifted for Ricky Boone, Middleport 13-3 ed a wild mghlcap that saw don Fowlkes had smgles m League. can now fight among contest Philhes 8-2 and the St. Loms gave the GallipoliS Orioles an The M1ddleporl S•oators FISher's down Pure Oil 2!-6 three lnps themselves for the spoils of "What can 1 say'" Durocher Cardinals heat th Atlanta extra. boost for a 9-9 l~e after JUm~ed on the Galhpohs Sen•· With each Side usmg three Lmescore war inquired alter the game "We Braves, ~~ m 12 mnlngs. live mmngs of play 1he On- tors John (Pee Wee! DaviS for pitchers Pure Oil 020 4 _ 6 4 3 The most prized booty of all had our chances, and we didn't rn t Amencan League, the eles talhed four more m tihe top 12 runs tn the second mmng Steve tttt1epage started for Fisher's Barnette rWP), -the Jumor CJrctllt's most league-leading Baltimore of the SIXth while holdmg the and polled out to a 10 nm mar- Pure Oil and was tagged with valuable player award-IS conioles walloped the DetrOit White Sox scoreless m the gin m the fourth after hm•tmg the loss He gave up siX hits, Battenes Pure 0 '1 - Llltle- tested by both Frank and 1, Tigers 13-3 the Chicago While last hail to lake the t:l-9 "'" the Galhpohs team to three walked two and struck out page iLP ), Thomas IZ). Knmm Brooks Robmson Boog Powell Sox edged the Cleveland Jeff Canaday went the diS· I runs m the first frame two Jeff Tbomas, who along (3) an~ Fowlkes and Cm< <31 is challengmg both Robmsons By United Press loternutloaal ln~1ans :>-4 and t~~~::~:~;~ lance lor the Orioles, gave op Keith Van lnwagen, Middle· with Littlepage pitched one Fishers - Barnette WPI, for the RBI trophy while Russ National League Twms swept a eight hits, walked three and pert, went the diStance far the and one th11d mmngs, &Jve up Telle (2) and Roberts (41 and Snvder must battle Frank, G AB R. H Pel. from the Washmgton struck out lour Senators while g•vmg up only mne hits, walked two and Morgan Po'well and Brooks for the ' Alou, Pill 80 302 44 llrl .3381:;.4 and 4-11 ~hfnrnta at Boston Jim Noe worked two and two two h1ts, three walks and slr1k· struck out two Krimm relll'ed . , battmg crown Stargll p,tt 81 292 52 98 .336 and Kansas City at New York thirds mmngs, gave up two mg out SIX the last FISher's batter '" the Wednesday mght ~ games Will The Onoles are sackmg the Clmnte, P1tt 86 335 56 116 :m were postponed because of ram. h1ts, walked lour and •truck Vanlnwagen topped Middle- bottom of the third pit the Syracuse Giants agamst rest of the AL thanks to Cepeda, SIL 71242 35 78 322 1 The Reds, who collected JUSt out SIX Ricky Boone pitched port hitters •1th three singles J1m Barnette started f o r the Middleport Red legs at 7 30 brilliant mdiVIdual perform••· Morg'an, Hou 611251 34 841 eight hits m the ' 11!-mrung two and one third mmngs, gave in lour tnps to the plate Hit· FISher's, worked one and one P m. and the PI Pleasant Mal- ces and old fashioned team Carty, Atl 11:1262 33 82 contest. went without a hit lor up (aur hil<, walked two and tmg ~oubies lor M1ddleperl th1rd mnmgs, gave up two leable Iron agamst the Middle work Baltimore stretched Its Alou, Aij 93 405 62 125 . innmg• agamst runaway lead to 9\0 games by Allen Phil 72 261 58 80 Bcb Hendley stnlck out three JuniJJT Jam•· were Rick Howard, who was hits, walked three and struck port Red Sox at ~ P m son came on with the 'bases one for three, Chester Roush, out three Don Telle came on Thursday rught' schedule 18 wallopmg the second place IJe. Helms, Cm 70 2611 31 82 Ferguson Jenkms before Pav·le-1 ioad,ed in the top of the SIXth, two for three and Tim Demos· m the second. allowed no hits, 6 30 P m • Buflalo vs Cheshire troll Tigers !:1-3 Tuesday mght Rosebro, LA 74 220 23 67 Uch hit hiS eighth homer ol gave up one hit, and strwek out key. one lar four Steve Bral· walked two and struck out T1gers, and 8 P m • Pt Ple<I~- Baltimore players have monoAmericBD Leagoe year off Jenkms The two. ton was one for four two Bruce Robert~ worked ene ant Ktwams vs. Galltpohs On· pohzed mdiVIdual hatting departG. AB. R. H. Pet. I however, managed onl; three Hitting doubles lor the Orl· For Galhpolls, John DaviS 1mmng, gave up two hila and 1oles, ments Brooks " first m RB!s Snyder, Bal 71214 46 72 ,336 hils over the !mal rune frames with 76, l'owell IS second with F Rbsn, Bal 92 337 72 !117 3!8 with Joe Nuxhall p1tchmg the n and Frank IS third with 64 Oliva, Minn 9!352 56 1!! final three mmngs to record his In batting, Snyder's 336 Kalme, Det 78 276 56 87 .31> second victory I average leads second-ranked Powell, Bal Btl308 50 93 Actually the Cubs were I Frank by 18 pomts while Powell B Rbsn, Bal 94 31l3 62 113 ooe out away from victory 302 ) IS fifth and Brooks (.300) Rchrdt, Cal 79 283 42 83 The Middleport Barons ap- four games to play, two wtth Chesh1re scooted out to a an iof1eld out and a sacr1f1ce Hi sixth Salmon, Cle 74 261 35 75 287 peared today headed for a Eastern and one each w1th 2-0 lead •• the firsllnnlng when fly, I Frank stands alone IR the Manlle, NY 75 23fi 27 67 .284 1 duphcahon of their 11165 base- Pomeroy and Southern Beebe led oil With a smgle. LewiS, after hiS shaky first home run derby with 25, while Berry, Ch• 81 218 26 62 .284 1 ball season whJch ended wtth Last evenmg, Cheshire's left- Thomas grounded out, Queen uuung, s('attered £our base Powell r.emams tled for second Home Ruoll '"• defeat and the Meigs-Gal- bander, John Rothgeb, was the and Hysell Singled, Rolhget> hits He fanned 7, walked 4 1with ~~ and ready to pounce I N all o • ol League: Aaron, Jia Pony League hUe loser, g1vmg up mne hits walked, Price fanned, and Coup- Rothgeb m hiS six mmngs fan- should Robby falter 1Braves 27 • Torre, Braves 24, Tuesday evenmg, hehmd the and charged with ali mne runs er smgled ned 8, walked three, and h1t B1ggest Bttle 1StargeU. Pirates . 22. Aio~, f!.h1t p1tchmg of Danny LewiS before he exited m the seventh The Barons tied 11 up m two Hysell In one inrung fan h 1Braves, Allen, Phllhes, Ha 1 the Barons defeated Che!\htr~ with nabody out after htttmg the sel"Ond mmng when Pewell ned two, waJked nobody, htl The btggest oatU~, Ro~ever, and Mays, Giants 21 b 1 at Cheshtre 9-2 Cheshire now two stratght batters Hysell walked, Whtte smgled and none. 1 contmues bel ween e 0 :~on Arnertc:u League: F Ro 1 "~ 1 is hed with Pomeroy With came m to rehre the Side t'loyd doubled They went A double ehmmat10n Pony bo)s The fight for th; wo .~son, Orioles 25· Pepitone, ] three losses to the Barons' order , but both baserunners got aoead to stay al 3-2 in the Ltsgoe tournament for the faward U~reatens to go 0 Yanks 22, Powell, Orioles smgie loss The Barons have m to score fourth on Dndson's lead · off five teams or the league has I the fmal ou~ of ~~ ~asoni Kahne, T~e7. 2b1 · Coiav•to. 0 Indaans a - - - - ~--=----' --- -;- - - - - - - -smgle and an error; then add- been arranged the week of mut.'h to e e tg I e rew, 4-Dally Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 20, 1966 ed two runs In the filth on sm· Aug 6-I 3 at the Syracuse light· Baltimore Man age r Hank 19 gles by Powell and Archer and ed park Bob Wingett w1ll be Bauer. Rulli Boltod Ia ,_ ament managJust when one Robmsoo sJows Nat i o a al League: Aaron, 1 two errors; Iwo more tn th e wum ... . 65 sixth on two walks, a single by Games will start al 5.30 P m down, the other picks up Braves 72, SfargeU, Plratee ; I Archer and Ault's double The and at 8 p. rn Team andJudi· and carnes the Oriole. Torre, Braves and Clemente, final twt runs came in the Vidual trophies will be award· victory Overshad~w::l P~a~ 62 ; r.:;;,s. Gi";;ts ~0b'a 1~ seventh when both batters ed.. Only entry fee wtll be a Tuesday mght, r me caD ,pe: ll 1 e h game home live runs With a prur of son, Orioles 76, Powell, Orioles Rothge b h1I mov ed aroun d new base ba or at' homers Brooks "merely" 72 F Robmson, Orioles 64, aK •·I ALJ...STAR ... ,...QM -~­ iiiM .' �... . ~ _.._ ......... .' ·-·---,.--- Rober Jloepltal: VIsiting boors H and 7-8 p,m. P""'nla RAYMOND KNIGHT RAY HEIMANN pnly on Pedlalrics Ward. Admllllou ' Mrs. Gerold L. Smellier, ·44 Cenlral Ave.; Brady N. Shet'ls, Mercerville Star Rt.; Gene K. Cooper, Bidwell; Seldon L. Moore, Rt. 1 Cheshire; Mrs. Clan B..Cox, Eureka Star Rl; Roscoe Ward, Rt. I Vinton; Homer F. Moore, Rl. Z Crown City; Angela G. Thornton, Pat· riot; Larry J. Gillenwater, Rt. 1 Crown City; Mrs. Harold E. Rose, New Haven; Charles D. Adkins, Pt. Pleasant; John W. Meadows, Pt. Pleasanl; Law· renee A. Rope, Langsville; Champlin F. Tompkins, Pomeroy; Orville Hogue, Rt. I Middleport; Ralph H. Ballard, Rt. I Long Bottom; George T. Ad· klns, Syracuse; Edith J. Oak· ies, Rt. I Ewlngton; Albert R Jewell, Jackson; Mrs. Clyde E. Ewing, Coalton; Joseph R Miller, Dayton; Mrs. Emma Jenkins. n 1k Hill; Paul L. Smith, Ironton ; Mrs. Harry A. Black. Ashland, Ky. Discharge• ROBERT HURST NEW OFFICERS - Newly elected officers of the Supervi,or's Club, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company include Raymond T. Knight, Superintendent St ation Construction Division, President; Billy R. Eads Manager Accounting Department, Vice President; Raymond A. Heimann, Manager Tax and Special Reports D~part­ ment, Secretary, and Robert N. Hurst, Columlrus District Engineer, Treasurer. The Supervll;or's Club has approxImately 300 members. Its purpose is to acquaint member supervisors with the best information possible pertainIng to operational procedures and policies. Dinner meeti ngs with planned programs and discussions of mutual problems are held monthlY._·~~~~~~-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 20. 1966 HELEN HELP USfl l - - by Helen Bottel MY READERS ANSWER __j h. h I k h eep ffi'r' ouse THE MAIL and raise our f1ve chi!Clren Dear Helen They hoped I'd be a Jezeocl to . . . my looks and they ha'e l get so tired of people Im· confirm plyiog that the only reason our never forgiven me' for not turn· young people do certain things ing out as they pred1c~!d is that tl ts agamst the law You can't make yourse!i· ·ug· For instance 1 letter to you re- ly to please petty peop•e, sa I cently said teens drmk a n d concenlrate on pleasing mv nw;. k th 1 h'b'ts 1>a d ho ( ~~o e because e aw pro 1 • th n k wood appro;es 0 1 dm~. ;s. f to bel' th are dr:k g ~ess. ,"nny, on t retus~d If thieve eythen t ' smol edor weadr . h ~Y that "tl1 WI s upt · ey are, SIS w IC er-m- aY. oes, _an & c •~ Nationwide~ Jets Move into Semi-Final Tourney Round The Nationwide Eagle• ol Pomeroy and Bob Saunders' Wilson Jets of Gallipolis moved Into the semi-finals of the Bend Softball tournament Tuesday night at Bachtel Field With victones over Elk-Kanawha and Mel tivel Clark's All-Stars, respec- The Eagles face the Jels to· night at 9 p.m . lOST) in tl1e second game or the semi~firral round. . In the other game last n1ght, Clark's All-Stars were no match for the Wilson Jets as they went under by a coont of 9-1. Bucky Bass ol the Jets gave ence Mooro, Thurman NJchoiJJ, The Eagles downed. t11e Char- up ftve . htts and fanned 14 Red Alan a K· Sha fie r, M.... Robert lesion team 3-11 behmd t h e k f h All S h d. E Shaw Mrs Mary Sheets, 1T effectiVe four-hit hurling of ! .uc er o t e · Uirs a two 1 · ' · hits. Delbert R. Smllh, Mrs. George 0 1 H . a e amson F Stanley Lawrence H Tbelss Jim Hemsley. Torn Grueser 1 Tonight's first game has IGA Gl~ndon J . Wlllis,· and and Charlie Hamilton led the of Huntmgton lacing Bottle !ant son, Mrs. Char leo . L. DotEagles' hitting Hemsley and Cap Inn of Huntington at 7 p. son and infant son. Grueser collected two each and m. 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Tbe unfortunate lrulh Ia lha1 As of the first of Ibis week, , years of brutal civU war l>ave the United Slates listed 62 . dimmed the values of buman Americans as prisoners of lhe jlile in both North and SouU North Vietnamese, Including 40 ; VIet Nam. airmen. Among the latter may : -~~-be many more DOW listed as : missing. 'The airmen now are threatened by IWioi with trial as war eriminals. The diplomatic , activity touched orr by the Hanoi threat and an obvioua mlsroading of the likely American reaction exceeds that which followed Am· . PT. PLEASANT - Thre. lo erican bombing of Communist cal boy scouts are allondlng all depola at Hanoi and Haipb- Camp ~t Philmont Seoul Ranch ong and 1s not wholly hllllllllli- . near Cimmaron, N. M. on a tariaiL I12-day stay. ' It seems probable that even l They are James Jarrell, son Moocow, despite !Ia official . of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jamll bands-off attitude, has gotten 1 of 22nd Street; Bill Dickson. lhe word to Hanoi that the !rial: son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur D o1 Americans oo any such ' Dl<ksm ot Unmlll Avenue; and trumped up dwgea could be EIHs Collley, son of Mr. and the quick way to annihilation. Mrs. Gary L. Conley ol .lr fferWilhin the Viet N'am conlliot i soo Avenue. always has lurked the danger of World War Ill, and Ibis, plus 1 The scouts are from Troor the tough U. S. warning of the 251 sponsored by the 366>11h "dlsaslrow! <Onsequeuet!S" to Ordinance Company <DS\ ll' e~ t follow any such North VieiiJa. . VIrginia Army National Guord . mese action, acmunls for in- Their scoulmaster IS Ketm<·th tense activity by United Na- Morria and assiaWlt scoutma>Uons Secretary General Than! ier is Fred Nibert. and In ~ld capitals ranging ' TIIey left by traiD aJ<)lig 'witlt from WashidngCato~ and London to· other lri-alate scmJia and slofr" II ~IOSi,OW an IrO . As for Hanoi, is ape<> were planned lor Lootoot Mour> alation the lbreat is a fOliil of 1 taln, Tomb of Buft•lo BID, political pressure which t b e : Clear croek and ~ Creet North Vietnamese regime is 'I Canyons. They will n!lum viii tleeking to bring 00 the John- Colorado Spnngs, Colo., w~ aon administration In advance 1they will tour the Garden of tile 1 the November elections. Gods, Fort Carson and the 0 There remains the possibili· ; U. S. Air Force AcMe~; thr ty the North VIetnamese really ' famous Chicago loop, Umvem Anaiylt Three Boys At Cimmaron Scout Camp I there I 20 ~ 99c t\1J ru Chir:ago, and the Museum A war crime usually Ia de- of Science and Industry, arrlv II:;;~~ as a crime suob as gen- 1ing home Joly 28th. II (Nazi Germany's murder six million Jews), maltreat- Suit is Brought mont ot war priSODerl or n 1 . committed during a In f.irmit Court war, PT. PLEASANT - A civi l " ~te:mational conventions ~e- action has been £iled iD the of. garillng lreatment of war priS· fice of the Cimlil Clerk iltJlf<i are even more speci fic . Fidelity " Casualty Compan) worked out in meetings at of New York, assignee of Ca 1be Hague in 1899 and 1907 and · mill us K. McNamara who sues further clarilic<l at Geoeva in on behalf o1 itself and Ill othet l lloo credllln d Go1JrJ1to I Although aimed specifically 1 JIDrrer tllld Lucille II. Rorre1 at protection of civilian pop!l· vs. George IDI L..me Blrn" . !Jttions, the Geneva meetlni al· l Pt. PleasaDt Building 11111t Losn 10 outlawed the taking of host· R. F. M...,an. ; Rich· ages or reprisal action. ard Mullma diNI Jlldt's Sjlor• North Viet Nam adhered Jo Shop· Jobn tiM Smilil > the Geneva conventi011 Ill 1115'1,, Plu~bing; T!d a Situ- db• but contends that the rules do ~ Stevens YuoenJ llt!me: S D. oot apply in this war Littlepage. lrUIIee. a-los J . war has not heeD deelaretl for. Hyer, tnooloe, Tmm a1 llelotler· mally. son a ~IIIJ _. Jlaolg• On Sept 29, 1965! N~ Ylel , Lu,;,her ()wnplay. Nam notd1ed the mlernatlonal · The actltll is 611' ta ...,.. of committee of the Red cr.. ID sale or ,... 111 1-r ofl Geneva that it wo~td treat cap- · liens and .,_,. 1r1111 a ~­ tured Amencan p!lola as war ment nbt...., llf *"-'"" Icriminals. It '"?'sed the Uml· in 1956 ill ~ c..t tl )Ill;. oci States of deltherately bomb- ·. C lr opiD8I ~ and ing b~pitals, schools and oth- t;;;cill:..,a.- " I'" 1 'lit & er buildings hearlnl the Red · ~~---Jty sum Cross ~ 4 ' ,.; United States dealod lbe of $2,704.011 and cosll II .,nount charges and asked the R e d ol $!1!.110. Cross to investigate. I FIR81'---SINK--IN-G ·nklng 01 By colncldeo.. or not the , ....., ~~·~- 1 North Vietnamese chargeo ' ru•• -~- 0 8 "' Cllllle just three days after the I• surface vesoel by 8 -SilbmarCommunlsl VIet eon, IDe occurred ~ Feb. !7, 186-l. two Amerlcao pr1aonen wiieli the \JSS llousa~ wt • reprisal for the encutinD a1 ' lllllk by the .Callledente SS H. lhn!e llDIIViel8d lem>rittll- Ill · L, HuDley Olf Char~, .S. South Viet Nom. C. · . The United States deQOunood the reprlsal slayinp as .'1m!Jr. dlr" lllld • viDIIllloD Ill !lit! Oft. becauoe! Fres h Fruit s and Vegetables! NEW WHITE \ JANf PARKIIt-SLICID French Dressing 16-oz btl35c WHITI H(IUSI-Pock lkL cons OUR OWN c J9c \ Jane Parker Favorites! APPLE PIES lb. pkg. ANN PAGE ... REGULAR OR CHEF A&P PlOZIN--ALL lUTTER - JANE PARKER Foreign News Commentary mean 1'l A&P BRAND FrMh lomurro~J By PIDL NEWSOM SUPER·RIGHT SLICID Is thiB a good reason for shopping A&P? ! UPJ Foreign Newt QUARTER SLICED 'llt.at's the way we are at A&P because we care about you ... and yours. (A•wen J...W.. GIYIN IOOTY HAZAID STOLEN Trial of Americans Could ' Mean Quick Annihilation Chuck Roast, Boneless, lb. 79c Sliced Bacon · · 1-lb. pkg. 89c liEF-VEAL & PORK Meat Loaf Mix · · · · · ·· · lb. 69c Braunschweiger · · ·· ·· lb. 49c otakes enh'y bltmk. U~e it md you may be 'clue ol the Gnad Prise 'Whmen I ·~~~. 89c t I ; LEAN TINOIR Beef Rib St"ks · · · · lb. 99c BONILIQ Delmonico Steaks lb. $1.79 ROUND BONE AIIM CUT Shoulder Steaks · · · · lb. 69c ION I LUI Chuck Steaks · ···· · lb. 79c: 'TWO w.-.o WE~: Now unn1e the cireleclletter~ to rorm the aurpriae an8wer, l1l aur,ested by the ahoY I' cartoon. READY FOR THE GRILL BONE IN "'~ E. lN L.O'v E '.\' liM il-l!: LX lb. Finds AllThe Lost ' COMPLITI LINE OF CHANNEL MASTIR & 'INCO eROTEIS eiOOSTERS eTOWIRI ~~ · The current traffic in legging in the United States jg estilllated to be operating at a rate of about $1 billion a year. Between 40,000 and 60,000 sons dfe said to he Ire operation of stills. Simple (~~ Italian BJead CJ9L SUMMER DRESSES DISCHARGED: Mrs. Rodolpl1 Franklin, Robertsburg. BIRTH: Mr: and Mrs. Lee Burnem, GalllpoliB, Ohio, daughter. ----- CUT-UP TRAY PACK THE SHOE BOX Mrs between lhe man who aeoceSI taU slol'1!8 by producing tin anin lhe presidential chair and nual "Groat Songs of Chrlal· lhose who just get by," Arnold mu" album. It would feature told UP! recently. "Prooldentt (ntemationally known orcbeswho truly enjoy the role of tras and aololala and sen for $1 business leadership want some. at Goodyear stereo only. body te ollr lhem up, aomeone The Idea was rejected three who can cui lhrough tha organ· tlmeo on the argument that Izallonal roullne and generale "we are In the tire buslnesB, ereative sparks." not the rerord business." Several years-110 Arnold ad· Wino Fight villed Goodyear It might booat "You're not In the lire busl· !Ia lagging saleo In 11180,1100 re- aeaa, you are in the people busi· ~:.~~.roodrow Burdette, Pl. PAN READY I fault rhP" Ar• ,. 0 P:1lnu, 01 R· ·~,Pr1 I<' hleton and my Ullusually youthful ,!!ood Ja me.~ Adkins . Electric; Pet Milk and Amerl· can Tobacco. He has often had ideas rejected only to win out through perseverahce, yet he respecla those who need to be convinc· ed. "Creative, oonstru<tlve discontent makes the difference belped United Air Lines atep up !Ia """'utlve bookings by sending a personally delivered red rose. to a· bout 2,500 oecretartes In New York, Los Angeles, San Franc!!co and Chicago. Thla was part of Arnold's "Roses lor a First Lady" campaign ·and 11 was major deparlure from Uonal ticket-selling pro..dure. "I'd rather have a client an. gry at me for pusblng too hard than an ex-cllenl who edmlres my manners," Arnold .-td. NO FUSS- NO MUSS I I· 11':-~r~ Leaders Go Outside own Organization for Fresh Ideas FRESH FRYERS 1 "I Pleaaant VaHey Roepllol Ids IiCht and "Great Sones o( ADMITTED: Mrs. Lee B111'1..,_ _.;_.; _ ____ _ <l!rlstinas" hi! been one'·of em, Gallipolis, Ohio; fla!ney the best- ltnown aales prom<>- Randolph, Pl PleaSIIIt; Mrs. /iSuper-Right" Qual~ty Meats! Logon Famt/y Reunton • He/c/ 1 - · " Anlold replied. He 11011 tiEW YORK (UP!) - Lead- boostlng sales for at least 11 .,. Ill big buainess often go major U .S.. companies, among outside their organizations to them United Air Linea, Goodpi fresh ideas. year Tire & Rubber, General C• / "// LINE ScORES ,•, F'·n·anc•'al Gosst"p They feel they wlll get more hoDeot and COI!lltrucllve advice !rom an oulaider who has no lie te the company than Inside personnel who may pull their punches or accept rejection os !ina!. Stanley Arnold, a New York marketing consultant, worka on we had b.~tter remove ALL Ia~, no~_here near me m d~uesttc ouch as. ,;oou shalt not lie, abi!~~es. Yet .. she " ac< epred Ileal, kdl etc. as these would by the Clan. only he • challenge, enticing As you satd, Helen, It'' best them to rebel. to have your husband takr you I think young people are just out of the family orbit. We n trC evl e as sensible as we were when keep 3,000 miles away from rn} Attending the Logan family young. Many of them respect husband's family . yet wt> ge1 1 reunion recently at Goldcllff a law and have the common catty remarks even in letters. : By UnltPd Press Intematloaal 112) and Torre: Stallird, Park, Circlevftle, were Mr. and sense to reason what is best for I just ignore their ext!-.lence ' American l..@~~ogue Dennis !4), Woodes~ick (7) , Mrs. Walter Koehler and graftd.. lheir livelihood. now, after 12 years of trying (lst game) Briles (7) and McCarver. WP- daughters, New caledonia; Mr. Let's face it: teens smoke to win their approval. M) hus- Minn 1102 000 210- 5 7 I Briles (4-8) . LP- Umbach (0.2). and Mrs. Earl Lotlan, Mrs. Jaand lrink because adults have band visits them alone. Tell Wash ·. 1110 3110 000- 4 13 0 HRs-Torro , 2 (23rd & 24th), cob Trowbridge 1nd Paul Trow· set the example. They want to your correspondent not I' tone Kaat (13-t;) and Battey; McCarver 16th), Smith 15th). ·· bridge, all of Oalllpolll; Mr. be sophisticated and worldly like dOh!l anything - it w:.>n't help. · Richert, Humphreys (7), Cox and Mrs. Harold Denoewitz, lheir elders. - MRS. HAS BEEN TilER~!: (7), Kline (9) and Casanova . IOnly games scheduled) Janet and Steven, Cbilllcolbe; Surely it we set a better ex· This column is dedicated Io LP- Cox 12-4). Mrs. Erma Bradford, Marys· ample our children would fol- family living, so if you"re 1ov- I2nd game I ville; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ell· tow us and it would not be nee- ing kid trouble or just ~lain Minn OliO 010 201- 4 7 I }OF Class Picnic !ott, Sally Elliott, Donald Mar· essarv to change laws to keep !rouble, let Helen Hdp YOU . Wa.•h 000 000 OliO - 0 2 3 Enjoyed at Park tin, all of Springfield; Mr. and 111em trom <!<lying same. She w1U also welcome your Perry 14-4) and NIXon : The annual potluck pteniC of Mrs. Ernie Pollard, ~lene, Aren't we defying the laws of own amuxing experiences. Ad· Ortega, Bosman 19) and the JOF Class of the United Marcella, Myron, Columlrus; nature il , do not teach our dress Helen Bolte! In co" of 1 Casanova . LP- Orleg!l (7-9). Methodist Church was held Mr. and Mrs. Char!eo Hoffner ch ildren obedience and set be- this newspaper. . - Monday evening at the Middle- and Mr. and Mrs. George Stace lore them what obedience to Detrml 100 010 010-- 3 8 1 port park. Mrs . Marie Chap- Jr., all of Findlay; Mr. and law and health is' - M. H. Syracuse Families Bait .400 252 llllx- 13 19 0 man president conducted a Mrs. lvor Shumway, Spring· Dear M: p· • . Wilson, Wickersham (1), Spar- short business 'session and a field; Mr. and Mrs. Kelson · We certalnlv are But don't rcmc at Pari< rna 151, Podres ·(5) , and th Shumway Laura Della Tina 1 expect >od ~xamples and u~ Members of the Loyal Help- Freehan; Watt (7-1) and repofr I was given on e sue- and Danicl Maso~ Ohio'· Mrs • 1 f th s M th R k LP w·t na cess u rummage sale held re' • • · bringing to keep your children er~ c as9 0 e yrac:use _e_ · oznovs Y· . - 1 son t~). cently which was a success A Harold Bradford, Charlotte and clear of ALL limit testing nd1st Church and their lamrhes HRs- F. Robmson, 2 <24th & , d' . h ld ·. Calvin Marysville· Mr and ' held lh . I . . M 25th) Bl f !13th) W tt l ISCUsSion was e on repairs ' ' . any more tl1an they kept US to· eJr annua picmc on· , e ary ' a of the church Mrs. Henry Reibel, Pomeroy; Iaily obedieni when we were day evemng at the Syracuse I Ost), Horton (12th) . I . . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Logan, young. park . . -, Attendmg were R~v. and Springfield; Mr. 8.lld M r 1. I like Robert Louis Steven- Attendmg were Rev. and 1Chicago 021 000 101- 5 11 1 Mrs. Alkire, Mrs. Everett Harley Strong, Billy, Donley aon's remark, "For God's sake Mrs S_tutler, Mr. and Mrs. Cleve 310 000 000- 4 6 1 Thomas, Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. , and Diane, and Cindy Sfl'ausgive me tl1e voung man who Dan RIZer, Mr. and Mrs. Or- Howard, Lamabe (6), \Vii- Miss Grace Campbell, Mrs. An· baugh, all of Wilkesville: Mr. has brains enough to make a vU!e Crooks, Mr. and Mrs: Ted helm 17), Locker (9) and tone Lucke, Mrs. Allen Eich- and Mrs. Donley Reibel, Donna fool of himself ·· Kinda comfort- Htlldore, Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Martin, McNertney (6); Sie- inger, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. and Fae, Pomeroy; Mr. and · Jng, isn't it' _ H. Houdashell, Mrs. Ralph Rob- bert, Kralick i3J, O'Donoghue 1Dwight Parker, Mrs. Alonzo Mrs. Hobert Swartz, Allred, Dear ~elen : son , Mrs. Wilham Etchmger C7) and Crandall. WP-Wilbelm Custer, Mrs. Robert Warner and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald This is to "How Can 1 Win" and Johnny, Mrs . Damon Far- (1.0). LP-{J'Donoghue IIHil. and a guest, Mrs . Frank Swartz and three dau&hters, whose husband is 1 flirt. rei! and Tem. Mrs. Ethel HRs-\Vhitfield <14th) , Hinton ! Stewart. Marietta. , When we werE' llr.st 111arried, Ferrell, Mrs. .o~na Hysell (6th ), Adair (1st) . The afternoon was spent in I minded a lot thai my hus· •and Mrs. Grace JIVIden. - Indian Woman is playing games and swim· band had a twinkle and a sweet National League I . mlng. The reunion will be held word lor all the ladies. Convention Trip 08 innings) njured in Wre~k next year at the same place Then I decided to get into t11e Pumned by Group Cinclnnsti PT: PLEASANT - City Po- on July 16. ..,t too. When he flirted I smil· i cur1IS . 000. 000 011 000 000 001- 3 8 2 lice·dmvesugated a two veh1de -~~~. La rge, pres1'd'nw mlflT ed and twmkled my eves at th• 1'st 01 th P · Chicago ace1 ent uesday afternoon at ATTENDS CONVENTION gal in an under~landing way / et.r Jeh omh~royW' tcongre. 001 000 010 000 000 001).- 2 10 0 the intersection of Sixth and Cloyde tel-itO Bradford of ·· ga 10n o1 e ova s t nesses · d s · · ·mgton, a native: · af Ra· and in a while instead of peo- announced loda that a rou • Maloney, McCool (11), Nux- ~ Vran t~.t whrch re sul~ m Worth_ ''That nirf" Mr · WI.11 aIt en d a fytve-uay • d'1gstr1ct . p hall r161 and Pie sayin~ · • . Edwards. Coker personal InJUry to an lndtand l cine, IS among those attending . tl · 8 It ' ' ld <6) , PavletJCh t81; Roberts, woman and $1,0110 propt'rly lhe 17th Annual Convention ol S ... they reierred <o us conven on m a trnore. 11 • H dl li2 J k' 115 d d · · and August 17 _21 in the Baltimore • en ey J. en 1ns I an amage.. the _National Auctloneeri'l Ass• ''tha1 happy roup!P , Mr Mrs S." M ' 1 S d' Hundley. WP- Nuxhall 12·21. The mishap occurred when a cia!Ion at the Bellevue Strat· •NDDUJdwl~ I' ,. h H 1 · · ad 1 emona. . ta 1um soonsorc LP J k' 11 5 HR p 1 He is 61 and 5till flirt~ f'Ven for Jehovah 's Witnesses by the . - en ms · I - ave· car 1rav~ mg west _on !:>:xt ford ote , m Phd e phia. ntlor oilm Jlun hough J_·m s.·urr_ I'm the e-nh Wa1chtower B'bl . d Tract So. tJch (7th) . Street dnven byRtta. . Fern 1Ir-..--..-.... - .. - .... - . .-.....,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitl • afttru...,...tle 1 e an .voman m Iu s life. . 1 f 8 100 "\ y Bonecutter, 28 , Galhpohs Fer-1 . kl . If you ~- an't lkk ·em 3 , 1d Clf'.T hy 0 yn,. · .~ · . , PhiiJ U2 000 ooo2 8 1 ry , was struck broadside by .1 e conven 1ron s u1eme w• 11 •H . 000 403 10 8 ' · · voc de-fJnl!e-ly can 't chrmg"' a bfl ··c:oo ·... Sons ot Libert .. , ousto~ x14 _1 car dnven by Zma S. Landreth , tui1IJiO l1rtJ ;oin f>m . - MRS. s · YI Bunmng, Culp (5), Morns 22, Moreland, Indiana. who was •Diio .... lol.... Dear Helen RETURN FROM VISIT •61 . Wise 111 and Dalrymple ; driving north on Viand Street About <hat married wo""'" Mr.. William Ftelds and Farrell <H) and Heath. LP- ! and apparently ran a traffic NOW IN PROGRESS! wnoS4' In-law s ~'>· on ' ! oweept iwr children, Kathy and Kevin, of BunninA •9-7). HR ~ - Wynn , signal Landreth was treated NO PURCHASE Famous lr•nds--ludget at Pleasant Valley Nospital for ·mod "' clothes I teet fur her • j 170 Mulberr;- Ave.. Pomt!roy. (15th I, Farrell () st) . NECESSARY Prletcl I am 39 ofte~ tak~1 1 tn; a h~ve re~u.med from a lwo . , - minor injuries and shock . Slle 1 TO PARnOPATEI W:>n·&tet' r Wf' •!!"l 108 rtnn ' 1 •Y~-~· ' weeks VISit ~ Norf~!k , V~ . . 02 mnm~) was Cited by officers for dis· i maki!up or dyP my hair Yt>t wh,~ rf' Mrs Ftelds _VISI! ed w1th Atla 400 .100 200 000- 9 12 1 regarding trarfic signal and ! OIT ONE FREE :ny in-law" consll:mtl\ t ' n d her mottler and !i!ster. , Mrs. St.L. 000 007 200 001-10 13 l fined ,9.50 and costs by Mayor ' nCKET ON 1 I; '• Mrs. Vernie E. Blake, Mrs, C. Raymond Byor, John Car· ry, Edgar Clutter, Mrs. Rufus Cook, Mrs. George Coughlin, Mrs. Charles T. Curtis, Mrs. Everett C. Delaney, Thoburn Dett Edw rd P Dye Mrs Geory~e p Eawm'g. Evan' H. • · • · Hu•hes • • Mrs · Pearl 0 · Knapp • Mrs. Vernon A· McNall , Cl•......- Mrs. . 'I ' Hospital News BILLY EADS .. ' BluHerries · · · · · · 2 pints 69c CALIPOIINIA ~~~ CALIFOIINIA .. · .. · 2 for 79c Bartlett P.ears · ··· 2 lbs. 49c I l a • .. .. eucut.! ill: en aoconlo. ' · - The u. s. ll!d Sod .. Vlel NIDI also declared ther · allltllng by IIIe ~-~~~~...,..... ~... al till .! �... . ~ _.._ ......... .' ·-·---,.--- Rober Jloepltal: VIsiting boors H and 7-8 p,m. P""'nla RAYMOND KNIGHT RAY HEIMANN pnly on Pedlalrics Ward. Admllllou ' Mrs. Gerold L. Smellier, ·44 Cenlral Ave.; Brady N. Shet'ls, Mercerville Star Rt.; Gene K. Cooper, Bidwell; Seldon L. Moore, Rt. 1 Cheshire; Mrs. Clan B..Cox, Eureka Star Rl; Roscoe Ward, Rt. I Vinton; Homer F. Moore, Rl. Z Crown City; Angela G. Thornton, Pat· riot; Larry J. Gillenwater, Rt. 1 Crown City; Mrs. Harold E. Rose, New Haven; Charles D. Adkins, Pt. Pleasant; John W. Meadows, Pt. Pleasanl; Law· renee A. Rope, Langsville; Champlin F. Tompkins, Pomeroy; Orville Hogue, Rt. I Middleport; Ralph H. Ballard, Rt. I Long Bottom; George T. Ad· klns, Syracuse; Edith J. Oak· ies, Rt. I Ewlngton; Albert R Jewell, Jackson; Mrs. Clyde E. Ewing, Coalton; Joseph R Miller, Dayton; Mrs. Emma Jenkins. n 1k Hill; Paul L. Smith, Ironton ; Mrs. Harry A. Black. Ashland, Ky. Discharge• ROBERT HURST NEW OFFICERS - Newly elected officers of the Supervi,or's Club, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company include Raymond T. Knight, Superintendent St ation Construction Division, President; Billy R. Eads Manager Accounting Department, Vice President; Raymond A. Heimann, Manager Tax and Special Reports D~part­ ment, Secretary, and Robert N. Hurst, Columlrus District Engineer, Treasurer. The Supervll;or's Club has approxImately 300 members. Its purpose is to acquaint member supervisors with the best information possible pertainIng to operational procedures and policies. Dinner meeti ngs with planned programs and discussions of mutual problems are held monthlY._·~~~~~~-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 20. 1966 HELEN HELP USfl l - - by Helen Bottel MY READERS ANSWER __j h. h I k h eep ffi'r' ouse THE MAIL and raise our f1ve chi!Clren Dear Helen They hoped I'd be a Jezeocl to . . . my looks and they ha'e l get so tired of people Im· confirm plyiog that the only reason our never forgiven me' for not turn· young people do certain things ing out as they pred1c~!d is that tl ts agamst the law You can't make yourse!i· ·ug· For instance 1 letter to you re- ly to please petty peop•e, sa I cently said teens drmk a n d concenlrate on pleasing mv nw;. k th 1 h'b'ts 1>a d ho ( ~~o e because e aw pro 1 • th n k wood appro;es 0 1 dm~. ;s. f to bel' th are dr:k g ~ess. ,"nny, on t retus~d If thieve eythen t ' smol edor weadr . h ~Y that "tl1 WI s upt · ey are, SIS w IC er-m- aY. oes, _an & c •~ Nationwide~ Jets Move into Semi-Final Tourney Round The Nationwide Eagle• ol Pomeroy and Bob Saunders' Wilson Jets of Gallipolis moved Into the semi-finals of the Bend Softball tournament Tuesday night at Bachtel Field With victones over Elk-Kanawha and Mel tivel Clark's All-Stars, respec- The Eagles face the Jels to· night at 9 p.m . lOST) in tl1e second game or the semi~firral round. . In the other game last n1ght, Clark's All-Stars were no match for the Wilson Jets as they went under by a coont of 9-1. Bucky Bass ol the Jets gave ence Mooro, Thurman NJchoiJJ, The Eagles downed. t11e Char- up ftve . htts and fanned 14 Red Alan a K· Sha fie r, M.... Robert lesion team 3-11 behmd t h e k f h All S h d. E Shaw Mrs Mary Sheets, 1T effectiVe four-hit hurling of ! .uc er o t e · Uirs a two 1 · ' · hits. Delbert R. Smllh, Mrs. George 0 1 H . a e amson F Stanley Lawrence H Tbelss Jim Hemsley. Torn Grueser 1 Tonight's first game has IGA Gl~ndon J . Wlllis,· and and Charlie Hamilton led the of Huntmgton lacing Bottle !ant son, Mrs. Char leo . L. DotEagles' hitting Hemsley and Cap Inn of Huntington at 7 p. son and infant son. Grueser collected two each and m. (DST) in wlmt promises to ~am1lton had a double and two •be one of the top games of the I • smgles The only other Nation- /meet The two winners tomght wid< hit was a smgle by Bill will meet on Thursday m the ' Fisher. l!inals. I / Y If !. 1' q ;~. ~· . ' .n: 'Pl,•r tliis.lrciting llew . atA•PI SUMMER Shoe Sale I :;~~si~;~. They are jeaJou~ 01 Cloninc.Pr. CarrolJ (61 . Ol1vo (6J, Abernathy _ -( ~) , _~-~baci-J: 1 NOW ON SALE . , . 0~=·:B:.~M~o:rg:a~n~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: 1:::M:Id:dl:o:po:rt:':O:,==~~ I to play I Easy to win Just match any set of 3 3.98 to 12.98 Sl~eveless Styles, One-Piece Styles, Shifts Aile About Tht Chttlntl M11ter Crossfire Ant•nn• !toush's Shre Store P:1rllips Sisters Style Shop Middleport, 0. Court St., Pomeroy RIDENOUR RADIO & T.V. • Phone 985-3308 Chester, 0. · ... ,.., SURWAI, lcci'RiJ;;Or.>.s SAM E & >ti:L WERE. MothersAtA&P? Don't believe we have lost mothers at A&P? You would if you saw a teary-cheeked tyke look up at a checker or clerk and say, '1dy MomMY'• lost!' FIIIIRY thi!li, lhildren are never lost ~st their mommies are. h llawea• every day. "· '100 '5 -........_. ' ·L- ·t=:.::r..=.-u 21·1.. E~eb ••••vex COLOIIV s OF·A·KIND tiaket btl ID ...... •• .. IACH STORE VISIT I Sultlna Froz.n. BHf, Turkey, Chicken Pot Pies_ 5 Pl!EZER OUIIN--,ROZIN Beef Steaks -··-·---------- A&P IUID FOODS 11' your 3 OF-A-KIND ticket ahoWI "you wln" ·m , UP produet you m1y tum it Ia aad get th~ item ladieated F]Qml ~~~: 89c IONILISS Yeelerda1'• Wflw had l~ years experience finding "lott Mommies." And we have a whole group of friendly people working at your A&P who'll wipe away those tears .·and IIOU&d up that millling Mother. Cube Starks .. ·· lb. $1.19 BONELESS Sirloin Tip Steak lb. $1.29 TASTY TINDER Pork Steaks .. .. · ·.. lb. 79c Ground Chuck · · · · ·· lb. 69c IDEAL FOR SALADS King Crab Legs lb.89c Cap'n John llrctz•n, Perch or H1ddock Dinners -h43c ALL GOOD BRAND Chip Chop Ham · · ··· · lb. 89c Pork Cube Steak · · · · · · lb. 9Sc IUPIR·RIGHT IRANO Pork Loin · · · ·· · · · · .. · lb. 89c Bologna ··· ·· · 1-lb. pkg. 69c IMPORTED CANNED Beef Short Ribs · ·· · · · lb. 49c Sliced Bacon · · 1-lb. can 89c SUcecl Beef Uver · · · ··· lb. 49c Smokies · · · · 12-tz. pkg. 7Sc ·. ,' NO NECKS- NO GIBLETS . WELL TRIMMED Fryer Legs Beef Rib Roast OR BREAST QUARTERS _ lb. lt's one of many. CDPYrtlQHTCIItM, TNt: GllllAT ATLANTIC 6 'ACIFIC TU CO., INC. Flavorful Frozen Foods! 7 , .- lb. CUT 89 C Fine Grocery Features! AMWel'l l"llal u ptheri'W oj' fr••pl':.i! nrt~ll ,·, ...,..,o attmcr-SOMI HANOIRS.ON A&P BRAND FROZEN SUNNYFIELD FRESH BAKED ·French Fries Orange Juice Cornflakes FIG BARS ~~-J9c l 4~ 79c Frozen Florid• 2 18 oz. pkg. AU BRAND MURCH'S PROZIN Pound Cake · · 12-tz. pkg. S9c Grape Dring 4 • 6-oz. cans 39c Instant CoHee I 0-oz.jar 1.09 ANN PAGE Evap. Milk Italian Dressing 16-oz btl 39c 6 Pack 93c ANN ~ Etch. 39. JANI PARK11t-PLAIN OR lUGAR Homesiyle Donutsfkg. 6 • 29c JANE PARKER MARBLE Pound Cake Etch J9c ~--------------~ lANE Pound Calc• ·· ···.. · each 39c PARK.~RISCINT . ,.~. 2.10flves 49c PAGI-PURE Tea Bags · · Pkg. af 48 - SSe Grape Jelly · · · ··· 21b. jar 55c ANN PAOI ANN PAOI Mayonnaise · ··· · · Qt. Jar S9c Macaroni · · · · · · 31b. pkg. SSe ---"·~ CALIPOIINIA Seedless Grapes ····· · lb. 29c FRIIJ4' POTATOES JANE PARKIII.... AIKA CoHee Cake · ...... · each 79c. U.S. No. I Sla. A J ," accords. Tbe unfortunate lrulh Ia lha1 As of the first of Ibis week, , years of brutal civU war l>ave the United Slates listed 62 . dimmed the values of buman Americans as prisoners of lhe jlile in both North and SouU North Vietnamese, Including 40 ; VIet Nam. airmen. Among the latter may : -~~-be many more DOW listed as : missing. 'The airmen now are threatened by IWioi with trial as war eriminals. The diplomatic , activity touched orr by the Hanoi threat and an obvioua mlsroading of the likely American reaction exceeds that which followed Am· . PT. PLEASANT - Thre. lo erican bombing of Communist cal boy scouts are allondlng all depola at Hanoi and Haipb- Camp ~t Philmont Seoul Ranch ong and 1s not wholly hllllllllli- . near Cimmaron, N. M. on a tariaiL I12-day stay. ' It seems probable that even l They are James Jarrell, son Moocow, despite !Ia official . of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jamll bands-off attitude, has gotten 1 of 22nd Street; Bill Dickson. lhe word to Hanoi that the !rial: son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur D o1 Americans oo any such ' Dl<ksm ot Unmlll Avenue; and trumped up dwgea could be EIHs Collley, son of Mr. and the quick way to annihilation. Mrs. Gary L. Conley ol .lr fferWilhin the Viet N'am conlliot i soo Avenue. always has lurked the danger of World War Ill, and Ibis, plus 1 The scouts are from Troor the tough U. S. warning of the 251 sponsored by the 366>11h "dlsaslrow! <Onsequeuet!S" to Ordinance Company <DS\ ll' e~ t follow any such North VieiiJa. . VIrginia Army National Guord . mese action, acmunls for in- Their scoulmaster IS Ketm<·th tense activity by United Na- Morria and assiaWlt scoutma>Uons Secretary General Than! ier is Fred Nibert. and In ~ld capitals ranging ' TIIey left by traiD aJ<)lig 'witlt from WashidngCato~ and London to· other lri-alate scmJia and slofr" II ~IOSi,OW an IrO . As for Hanoi, is ape<> were planned lor Lootoot Mour> alation the lbreat is a fOliil of 1 taln, Tomb of Buft•lo BID, political pressure which t b e : Clear croek and ~ Creet North Vietnamese regime is 'I Canyons. They will n!lum viii tleeking to bring 00 the John- Colorado Spnngs, Colo., w~ aon administration In advance 1they will tour the Garden of tile 1 the November elections. Gods, Fort Carson and the 0 There remains the possibili· ; U. S. Air Force AcMe~; thr ty the North VIetnamese really ' famous Chicago loop, Umvem Anaiylt Three Boys At Cimmaron Scout Camp I there I 20 ~ 99c t\1J ru Chir:ago, and the Museum A war crime usually Ia de- of Science and Industry, arrlv II:;;~~ as a crime suob as gen- 1ing home Joly 28th. II (Nazi Germany's murder six million Jews), maltreat- Suit is Brought mont ot war priSODerl or n 1 . committed during a In f.irmit Court war, PT. PLEASANT - A civi l " ~te:mational conventions ~e- action has been £iled iD the of. garillng lreatment of war priS· fice of the Cimlil Clerk iltJlf<i are even more speci fic . Fidelity " Casualty Compan) worked out in meetings at of New York, assignee of Ca 1be Hague in 1899 and 1907 and · mill us K. McNamara who sues further clarilic<l at Geoeva in on behalf o1 itself and Ill othet l lloo credllln d Go1JrJ1to I Although aimed specifically 1 JIDrrer tllld Lucille II. Rorre1 at protection of civilian pop!l· vs. George IDI L..me Blrn" . !Jttions, the Geneva meetlni al· l Pt. PleasaDt Building 11111t Losn 10 outlawed the taking of host· R. F. M...,an. ; Rich· ages or reprisal action. ard Mullma diNI Jlldt's Sjlor• North Viet Nam adhered Jo Shop· Jobn tiM Smilil > the Geneva conventi011 Ill 1115'1,, Plu~bing; T!d a Situ- db• but contends that the rules do ~ Stevens YuoenJ llt!me: S D. oot apply in this war Littlepage. lrUIIee. a-los J . war has not heeD deelaretl for. Hyer, tnooloe, Tmm a1 llelotler· mally. son a ~IIIJ _. Jlaolg• On Sept 29, 1965! N~ Ylel , Lu,;,her ()wnplay. Nam notd1ed the mlernatlonal · The actltll is 611' ta ...,.. of committee of the Red cr.. ID sale or ,... 111 1-r ofl Geneva that it wo~td treat cap- · liens and .,_,. 1r1111 a ~­ tured Amencan p!lola as war ment nbt...., llf *"-'"" Icriminals. It '"?'sed the Uml· in 1956 ill ~ c..t tl )Ill;. oci States of deltherately bomb- ·. C lr opiD8I ~ and ing b~pitals, schools and oth- t;;;cill:..,a.- " I'" 1 'lit & er buildings hearlnl the Red · ~~---Jty sum Cross ~ 4 ' ,.; United States dealod lbe of $2,704.011 and cosll II .,nount charges and asked the R e d ol $!1!.110. Cross to investigate. I FIR81'---SINK--IN-G ·nklng 01 By colncldeo.. or not the , ....., ~~·~- 1 North Vietnamese chargeo ' ru•• -~- 0 8 "' Cllllle just three days after the I• surface vesoel by 8 -SilbmarCommunlsl VIet eon, IDe occurred ~ Feb. !7, 186-l. two Amerlcao pr1aonen wiieli the \JSS llousa~ wt • reprisal for the encutinD a1 ' lllllk by the .Callledente SS H. lhn!e llDIIViel8d lem>rittll- Ill · L, HuDley Olf Char~, .S. South Viet Nom. C. · . The United States deQOunood the reprlsal slayinp as .'1m!Jr. dlr" lllld • viDIIllloD Ill !lit! Oft. becauoe! Fres h Fruit s and Vegetables! NEW WHITE \ JANf PARKIIt-SLICID French Dressing 16-oz btl35c WHITI H(IUSI-Pock lkL cons OUR OWN c J9c \ Jane Parker Favorites! APPLE PIES lb. pkg. ANN PAGE ... REGULAR OR CHEF A&P PlOZIN--ALL lUTTER - JANE PARKER Foreign News Commentary mean 1'l A&P BRAND FrMh lomurro~J By PIDL NEWSOM SUPER·RIGHT SLICID Is thiB a good reason for shopping A&P? ! UPJ Foreign Newt QUARTER SLICED 'llt.at's the way we are at A&P because we care about you ... and yours. (A•wen J...W.. GIYIN IOOTY HAZAID STOLEN Trial of Americans Could ' Mean Quick Annihilation Chuck Roast, Boneless, lb. 79c Sliced Bacon · · 1-lb. pkg. 89c liEF-VEAL & PORK Meat Loaf Mix · · · · · ·· · lb. 69c Braunschweiger · · ·· ·· lb. 49c otakes enh'y bltmk. U~e it md you may be 'clue ol the Gnad Prise 'Whmen I ·~~~. 89c t I ; LEAN TINOIR Beef Rib St"ks · · · · lb. 99c BONILIQ Delmonico Steaks lb. $1.79 ROUND BONE AIIM CUT Shoulder Steaks · · · · lb. 69c ION I LUI Chuck Steaks · ···· · lb. 79c: 'TWO w.-.o WE~: Now unn1e the cireleclletter~ to rorm the aurpriae an8wer, l1l aur,ested by the ahoY I' cartoon. READY FOR THE GRILL BONE IN "'~ E. lN L.O'v E '.\' liM il-l!: LX lb. Finds AllThe Lost ' COMPLITI LINE OF CHANNEL MASTIR & 'INCO eROTEIS eiOOSTERS eTOWIRI ~~ · The current traffic in legging in the United States jg estilllated to be operating at a rate of about $1 billion a year. Between 40,000 and 60,000 sons dfe said to he Ire operation of stills. Simple (~~ Italian BJead CJ9L SUMMER DRESSES DISCHARGED: Mrs. Rodolpl1 Franklin, Robertsburg. BIRTH: Mr: and Mrs. Lee Burnem, GalllpoliB, Ohio, daughter. ----- CUT-UP TRAY PACK THE SHOE BOX Mrs between lhe man who aeoceSI taU slol'1!8 by producing tin anin lhe presidential chair and nual "Groat Songs of Chrlal· lhose who just get by," Arnold mu" album. It would feature told UP! recently. "Prooldentt (ntemationally known orcbeswho truly enjoy the role of tras and aololala and sen for $1 business leadership want some. at Goodyear stereo only. body te ollr lhem up, aomeone The Idea was rejected three who can cui lhrough tha organ· tlmeo on the argument that Izallonal roullne and generale "we are In the tire buslnesB, ereative sparks." not the rerord business." Several years-110 Arnold ad· Wino Fight villed Goodyear It might booat "You're not In the lire busl· !Ia lagging saleo In 11180,1100 re- aeaa, you are in the people busi· ~:.~~.roodrow Burdette, Pl. PAN READY I fault rhP" Ar• ,. 0 P:1lnu, 01 R· ·~,Pr1 I<' hleton and my Ullusually youthful ,!!ood Ja me.~ Adkins . Electric; Pet Milk and Amerl· can Tobacco. He has often had ideas rejected only to win out through perseverahce, yet he respecla those who need to be convinc· ed. "Creative, oonstru<tlve discontent makes the difference belped United Air Lines atep up !Ia """'utlve bookings by sending a personally delivered red rose. to a· bout 2,500 oecretartes In New York, Los Angeles, San Franc!!co and Chicago. Thla was part of Arnold's "Roses lor a First Lady" campaign ·and 11 was major deparlure from Uonal ticket-selling pro..dure. "I'd rather have a client an. gry at me for pusblng too hard than an ex-cllenl who edmlres my manners," Arnold .-td. NO FUSS- NO MUSS I I· 11':-~r~ Leaders Go Outside own Organization for Fresh Ideas FRESH FRYERS 1 "I Pleaaant VaHey Roepllol Ids IiCht and "Great Sones o( ADMITTED: Mrs. Lee B111'1..,_ _.;_.; _ ____ _ <l!rlstinas" hi! been one'·of em, Gallipolis, Ohio; fla!ney the best- ltnown aales prom<>- Randolph, Pl PleaSIIIt; Mrs. /iSuper-Right" Qual~ty Meats! Logon Famt/y Reunton • He/c/ 1 - · " Anlold replied. He 11011 tiEW YORK (UP!) - Lead- boostlng sales for at least 11 .,. Ill big buainess often go major U .S.. companies, among outside their organizations to them United Air Linea, Goodpi fresh ideas. year Tire & Rubber, General C• / "// LINE ScORES ,•, F'·n·anc•'al Gosst"p They feel they wlll get more hoDeot and COI!lltrucllve advice !rom an oulaider who has no lie te the company than Inside personnel who may pull their punches or accept rejection os !ina!. Stanley Arnold, a New York marketing consultant, worka on we had b.~tter remove ALL Ia~, no~_here near me m d~uesttc ouch as. ,;oou shalt not lie, abi!~~es. Yet .. she " ac< epred Ileal, kdl etc. as these would by the Clan. only he • challenge, enticing As you satd, Helen, It'' best them to rebel. to have your husband takr you I think young people are just out of the family orbit. We n trC evl e as sensible as we were when keep 3,000 miles away from rn} Attending the Logan family young. Many of them respect husband's family . yet wt> ge1 1 reunion recently at Goldcllff a law and have the common catty remarks even in letters. : By UnltPd Press Intematloaal 112) and Torre: Stallird, Park, Circlevftle, were Mr. and sense to reason what is best for I just ignore their ext!-.lence ' American l..@~~ogue Dennis !4), Woodes~ick (7) , Mrs. Walter Koehler and graftd.. lheir livelihood. now, after 12 years of trying (lst game) Briles (7) and McCarver. WP- daughters, New caledonia; Mr. Let's face it: teens smoke to win their approval. M) hus- Minn 1102 000 210- 5 7 I Briles (4-8) . LP- Umbach (0.2). and Mrs. Earl Lotlan, Mrs. Jaand lrink because adults have band visits them alone. Tell Wash ·. 1110 3110 000- 4 13 0 HRs-Torro , 2 (23rd & 24th), cob Trowbridge 1nd Paul Trow· set the example. They want to your correspondent not I' tone Kaat (13-t;) and Battey; McCarver 16th), Smith 15th). ·· bridge, all of Oalllpolll; Mr. be sophisticated and worldly like dOh!l anything - it w:.>n't help. · Richert, Humphreys (7), Cox and Mrs. Harold Denoewitz, lheir elders. - MRS. HAS BEEN TilER~!: (7), Kline (9) and Casanova . IOnly games scheduled) Janet and Steven, Cbilllcolbe; Surely it we set a better ex· This column is dedicated Io LP- Cox 12-4). Mrs. Erma Bradford, Marys· ample our children would fol- family living, so if you"re 1ov- I2nd game I ville; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ell· tow us and it would not be nee- ing kid trouble or just ~lain Minn OliO 010 201- 4 7 I }OF Class Picnic !ott, Sally Elliott, Donald Mar· essarv to change laws to keep !rouble, let Helen Hdp YOU . Wa.•h 000 000 OliO - 0 2 3 Enjoyed at Park tin, all of Springfield; Mr. and 111em trom <!<lying same. She w1U also welcome your Perry 14-4) and NIXon : The annual potluck pteniC of Mrs. Ernie Pollard, ~lene, Aren't we defying the laws of own amuxing experiences. Ad· Ortega, Bosman 19) and the JOF Class of the United Marcella, Myron, Columlrus; nature il , do not teach our dress Helen Bolte! In co" of 1 Casanova . LP- Orleg!l (7-9). Methodist Church was held Mr. and Mrs. Char!eo Hoffner ch ildren obedience and set be- this newspaper. . - Monday evening at the Middle- and Mr. and Mrs. George Stace lore them what obedience to Detrml 100 010 010-- 3 8 1 port park. Mrs . Marie Chap- Jr., all of Findlay; Mr. and law and health is' - M. H. Syracuse Families Bait .400 252 llllx- 13 19 0 man president conducted a Mrs. lvor Shumway, Spring· Dear M: p· • . Wilson, Wickersham (1), Spar- short business 'session and a field; Mr. and Mrs. Kelson · We certalnlv are But don't rcmc at Pari< rna 151, Podres ·(5) , and th Shumway Laura Della Tina 1 expect >od ~xamples and u~ Members of the Loyal Help- Freehan; Watt (7-1) and repofr I was given on e sue- and Danicl Maso~ Ohio'· Mrs • 1 f th s M th R k LP w·t na cess u rummage sale held re' • • · bringing to keep your children er~ c as9 0 e yrac:use _e_ · oznovs Y· . - 1 son t~). cently which was a success A Harold Bradford, Charlotte and clear of ALL limit testing nd1st Church and their lamrhes HRs- F. Robmson, 2 <24th & , d' . h ld ·. Calvin Marysville· Mr and ' held lh . I . . M 25th) Bl f !13th) W tt l ISCUsSion was e on repairs ' ' . any more tl1an they kept US to· eJr annua picmc on· , e ary ' a of the church Mrs. Henry Reibel, Pomeroy; Iaily obedieni when we were day evemng at the Syracuse I Ost), Horton (12th) . I . . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Logan, young. park . . -, Attendmg were R~v. and Springfield; Mr. 8.lld M r 1. I like Robert Louis Steven- Attendmg were Rev. and 1Chicago 021 000 101- 5 11 1 Mrs. Alkire, Mrs. Everett Harley Strong, Billy, Donley aon's remark, "For God's sake Mrs S_tutler, Mr. and Mrs. Cleve 310 000 000- 4 6 1 Thomas, Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. , and Diane, and Cindy Sfl'ausgive me tl1e voung man who Dan RIZer, Mr. and Mrs. Or- Howard, Lamabe (6), \Vii- Miss Grace Campbell, Mrs. An· baugh, all of Wilkesville: Mr. has brains enough to make a vU!e Crooks, Mr. and Mrs: Ted helm 17), Locker (9) and tone Lucke, Mrs. Allen Eich- and Mrs. Donley Reibel, Donna fool of himself ·· Kinda comfort- Htlldore, Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Martin, McNertney (6); Sie- inger, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. and Fae, Pomeroy; Mr. and · Jng, isn't it' _ H. Houdashell, Mrs. Ralph Rob- bert, Kralick i3J, O'Donoghue 1Dwight Parker, Mrs. Alonzo Mrs. Hobert Swartz, Allred, Dear ~elen : son , Mrs. Wilham Etchmger C7) and Crandall. WP-Wilbelm Custer, Mrs. Robert Warner and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald This is to "How Can 1 Win" and Johnny, Mrs . Damon Far- (1.0). LP-{J'Donoghue IIHil. and a guest, Mrs . Frank Swartz and three dau&hters, whose husband is 1 flirt. rei! and Tem. Mrs. Ethel HRs-\Vhitfield <14th) , Hinton ! Stewart. Marietta. , When we werE' llr.st 111arried, Ferrell, Mrs. .o~na Hysell (6th ), Adair (1st) . The afternoon was spent in I minded a lot thai my hus· •and Mrs. Grace JIVIden. - Indian Woman is playing games and swim· band had a twinkle and a sweet National League I . mlng. The reunion will be held word lor all the ladies. Convention Trip 08 innings) njured in Wre~k next year at the same place Then I decided to get into t11e Pumned by Group Cinclnnsti PT: PLEASANT - City Po- on July 16. ..,t too. When he flirted I smil· i cur1IS . 000. 000 011 000 000 001- 3 8 2 lice·dmvesugated a two veh1de -~~~. La rge, pres1'd'nw mlflT ed and twmkled my eves at th• 1'st 01 th P · Chicago ace1 ent uesday afternoon at ATTENDS CONVENTION gal in an under~landing way / et.r Jeh omh~royW' tcongre. 001 000 010 000 000 001).- 2 10 0 the intersection of Sixth and Cloyde tel-itO Bradford of ·· ga 10n o1 e ova s t nesses · d s · · ·mgton, a native: · af Ra· and in a while instead of peo- announced loda that a rou • Maloney, McCool (11), Nux- ~ Vran t~.t whrch re sul~ m Worth_ ''That nirf" Mr · WI.11 aIt en d a fytve-uay • d'1gstr1ct . p hall r161 and Pie sayin~ · • . Edwards. Coker personal InJUry to an lndtand l cine, IS among those attending . tl · 8 It ' ' ld <6) , PavletJCh t81; Roberts, woman and $1,0110 propt'rly lhe 17th Annual Convention ol S ... they reierred <o us conven on m a trnore. 11 • H dl li2 J k' 115 d d · · and August 17 _21 in the Baltimore • en ey J. en 1ns I an amage.. the _National Auctloneeri'l Ass• ''tha1 happy roup!P , Mr Mrs S." M ' 1 S d' Hundley. WP- Nuxhall 12·21. The mishap occurred when a cia!Ion at the Bellevue Strat· •NDDUJdwl~ I' ,. h H 1 · · ad 1 emona. . ta 1um soonsorc LP J k' 11 5 HR p 1 He is 61 and 5till flirt~ f'Ven for Jehovah 's Witnesses by the . - en ms · I - ave· car 1rav~ mg west _on !:>:xt ford ote , m Phd e phia. ntlor oilm Jlun hough J_·m s.·urr_ I'm the e-nh Wa1chtower B'bl . d Tract So. tJch (7th) . Street dnven byRtta. . Fern 1Ir-..--..-.... - .. - .... - . .-.....,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitl • afttru...,...tle 1 e an .voman m Iu s life. . 1 f 8 100 "\ y Bonecutter, 28 , Galhpohs Fer-1 . kl . If you ~- an't lkk ·em 3 , 1d Clf'.T hy 0 yn,. · .~ · . , PhiiJ U2 000 ooo2 8 1 ry , was struck broadside by .1 e conven 1ron s u1eme w• 11 •H . 000 403 10 8 ' · · voc de-fJnl!e-ly can 't chrmg"' a bfl ··c:oo ·... Sons ot Libert .. , ousto~ x14 _1 car dnven by Zma S. Landreth , tui1IJiO l1rtJ ;oin f>m . - MRS. s · YI Bunmng, Culp (5), Morns 22, Moreland, Indiana. who was •Diio .... lol.... Dear Helen RETURN FROM VISIT •61 . Wise 111 and Dalrymple ; driving north on Viand Street About <hat married wo""'" Mr.. William Ftelds and Farrell <H) and Heath. LP- ! and apparently ran a traffic NOW IN PROGRESS! wnoS4' In-law s ~'>· on ' ! oweept iwr children, Kathy and Kevin, of BunninA •9-7). HR ~ - Wynn , signal Landreth was treated NO PURCHASE Famous lr•nds--ludget at Pleasant Valley Nospital for ·mod "' clothes I teet fur her • j 170 Mulberr;- Ave.. Pomt!roy. (15th I, Farrell () st) . NECESSARY Prletcl I am 39 ofte~ tak~1 1 tn; a h~ve re~u.med from a lwo . , - minor injuries and shock . Slle 1 TO PARnOPATEI W:>n·&tet' r Wf' •!!"l 108 rtnn ' 1 •Y~-~· ' weeks VISit ~ Norf~!k , V~ . . 02 mnm~) was Cited by officers for dis· i maki!up or dyP my hair Yt>t wh,~ rf' Mrs Ftelds _VISI! ed w1th Atla 400 .100 200 000- 9 12 1 regarding trarfic signal and ! OIT ONE FREE :ny in-law" consll:mtl\ t ' n d her mottler and !i!ster. , Mrs. St.L. 000 007 200 001-10 13 l fined ,9.50 and costs by Mayor ' nCKET ON 1 I; '• Mrs. Vernie E. Blake, Mrs, C. Raymond Byor, John Car· ry, Edgar Clutter, Mrs. Rufus Cook, Mrs. George Coughlin, Mrs. Charles T. Curtis, Mrs. Everett C. Delaney, Thoburn Dett Edw rd P Dye Mrs Geory~e p Eawm'g. Evan' H. • · • · Hu•hes • • Mrs · Pearl 0 · Knapp • Mrs. Vernon A· McNall , Cl•......- Mrs. . 'I ' Hospital News BILLY EADS .. ' BluHerries · · · · · · 2 pints 69c CALIPOIINIA ~~~ CALIFOIINIA .. · .. · 2 for 79c Bartlett P.ears · ··· 2 lbs. 49c I l a • .. .. eucut.! ill: en aoconlo. ' · - The u. s. ll!d Sod .. Vlel NIDI also declared ther · allltllng by IIIe ~-~~~~...,..... ~... al till .! �I , ., ' t •• lj.~ , New Haven Garden Clubs plan Flower show -At Mason County Fair August 12th-13th ld. pntor of the New Hne, . EUB Church, who ill state con· Be at Convoetmon t . - youth dlrector will be NEW HAVEN - Fifty-three offending the Youth Convoca· young persons' from the West Uoa w1111 tho West VIrginia dethe ltgaltl. ·virginia Conference ol · • !\ Clas.~ 5. Oistan1 Honzon ~ ~'rs. 1 Double bloom - ~u to ·oee a. Bedl play. This year the bus wUI run on. July 31 for 1 doubleheader ~lUI' Houston. ·,Tbls Is not only for the members of the lodge, but lor lillY one who wishea to · make trip. Tickets are on NEW HAVEN - \118tallaUon aale at H•...V r.lmer's Su-· of officers at New Haven Couft· ma -·• ~· cil No 175 Jr 0 U A M~~· ::t I rket, first come, first liCl'V· . . . . . . ed. ly was by State Inside R Douglas Roush ·who . ,d the following officers .lor term hegiMing July tst to the yr • 'I I '' !. I· ' GAL; 4.50 Ground fine asbestos fiber with plenty aluminum to ma~ good job. Lasts for years. For metal asbestos Bblnsle Cli' rubber roofing. We sell Jot for trailers. Have sold II fill' 30 Years. It lasts lon&erl Shop Pickens Hardware See For Youroelfl Drive To Mason, W. V•. THE DRIVE WILL DO YOU GOOD REGULAR $1.00 SIZE PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE BAN SPRAY DEODORANT 63C EACH WE ARE GOING ALL OUT THIS WEEK-END TO MAKE NEW FRIENDS FOR THE BONANZA • • • • • THE STORE IS .WELL STOCKED . W1TH SPECIAL PURCHASES AS WELL AS MANY MARK,DOWN SPECIALS ON SUMMER MERCHANDISE AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS,,,,,. WE All . ..! • FORGmiNG PROFIT THIS WEEK. ",; , ,.!,_.'"• • k /. I ·f ~ ~ - BIG VALUE! MENS SHIRTS eShortSieeve 87 eSolldo eStripeo PLASTIC CLEARANCE TRASH LADIES CANS SUMMER SHOES eSand•l eFiats · eMed.Heel Tight Fitting Lids 00 ePialcb IICh eWhito ~-----------~--------------------_. ··~ ; Special Groups 10 Gallon Size COMPARE AT $2.99 00 MISSES AND HAlJ' SIZES GROUP NO.1 Val. to $4.99 s pr. ... pr. AMERICAN • • ACTION • DISCOUNT R PRICED LADIES SUMMER FLATS "HANES" KNIT SPORT SHIRTS ·~EC.mf>RS' es ms 00 eFoot Ftattertne eSANDALS CompaN At$3.98 REG. $1.99 GIANT SIZE "TIDY-ALL" Swing Top Plastic Trash Container 88 ••ch • FOR ASSORTED STYLES c 00 ls c 0 MENS SIZES S·M·L Famous Vi-Jon TOILETRIES REDUCED LADIES AND CHILDREN'S Large Asit. Of bautv Aids In Value' To49~ Each SUMMER ·SPORTSWEA,R ' 20% t~ SC% Ret:uc:·io;, ••• . ' ' . . _ , r.> -~~ . . . . - .... . . . - 1 .i ' GROUP NO.2 Values to $7.95 BA!LS 1 WGH·lJFE ·! JUNIOR - FAMOUS "SUPER FLITE" MADE J-. '. SUMMER DRESSES s eBeige eWhite Compare ot $1 .79 ' lADIES' HI-STYLE eGreen Each by MIDDLEPORT ; ,, SPRAYETTES DUTTON DRUG STORE I Values to 29c on this big tal;ll1 of better Glassware. Check tbiJ Vllue. You can save moaeJ here. ' ;//m/;tJJ/t. patent case. Perfen for travel or in your handba!!. $350 the sel. ; GLASSWARE 2 Pc. Paint Pan and Roller Set protection with Ambush Sprav Deodorant.. . • '' ASST. Makes Painting Easy clever~ tucked together in a luqrous pink vinvl ,f I .I :IJ' VALUES TO 29• eHeels eSandals eWhite eBeige eBiack Now enjoy the Ions lasting flower-fre shness ot \mbush Spray Cologne and fra gr Jnt round-tne~doc: 'l' I.·,,.' t l Rogulor 95c Family Size LADIES SUMMER SHOES ~ or 5 GAL. BUCKET, 19.95 TUBE VALUU TO $J.98 i s tn T. s,tone, A. K. McClung, ~n< John Ro•ch. : Ray Ft'elds till Mrs. Frances Harris were ob sent. ROOF COATING brilliant col- pie. l • RUTLAND ALUMINUM W. W. Grinstead, and Asst. Secretary, William Bird. A fish fry followed ' The following . will . attend State Council, wh1ch will be he1d In Hunling~n en August ~8 and 19, R. ·v. G1bbs Sr., Dav1d Ro111h, and Ray Weaver, delegates; State CornmltteemeJI. Rev . Roy Ellis and Harry Pickens; Inside Sentinel, R. Douglas Roush, and Alternates, &arberry, Jess Brown, Ray Hoffman. The New Haven Council 1 sors a bos every year for a trip CLASS i Geraniums, blooming - Red, ' other garden rlubs or interest- Pink, White, and Miscellaneous. ed persons. CLASS 6 - CACTI The artistic division is gov· CLASS 7 - DISH GARDENS ii Ia the ~ .nice with thl the .followisg preoent: Mayor W111iam Kelly; Reeorcler, Janl ell; lii: •Crump; Coilnctjinen, W Appomtment • Made tO Job is an invitation class, open to ' . ···141 .. ~· .J \ The principal business Irani acted was the · paybig of bllls Marshall Jlliln C. Hinkle ,. signed the olflce of Town M.; sball ODd Dell Ralrden wu ap· 31 !966· pointed temporarily to fiJI hb ' · place. A water meter 'Iii! Jr. Past Councilor, W. W. beea Installed at the bome'''~l King; Councilor, Bob DYe; John Turley. There are ot tbll! f Vtce Ctuncilor, Jack Hess; HARTFORD, W. Va. - The Ch 1 . R Roy time 128 families using the (tWil . ap am, ev. . July meeting of the town coun· water. ' den, James Gress, cil was held Tuesday evening Cecil Sayre: Inside Bob Su e· Outside Ors : gre~·-green backgroundthis I'' ,. OPEN THURSDAY TIL 5 - FRID-;-...,.A_Y_T_IL:-----8_-.....;..S~~T;_U_R_DA_Y~T_IL___.9--:------, Red, Pink, erned by the following rules' , CLASS 8 . Open to Garden Club mem- Evergreen Specimens (branch bers only, except Class 6, which not tu PXl'eed 1H 'l - \\' 1l11 !Jer- . is an invitational class. , ries : Pyracanth a, Nandina, Hoi· Flowers used in artistic class- I}' and other oerry-bearing ev· berrlel: es need not be grown by exhib- . ergreens; Without itors. Spreading JURiper, Norway. No material or1 the " Let Live" l Spruce, Blue Spruce, Arbovitae, sertion of the State Conserva·l nex, Spreading Yew, Upright lion list may be used. . Yew and other evergreen• wltbA ca rd listiJ!g all plaat ma- l oot berries. €LASS I terial should accompaAy each entry. Committee will lurnillh 1 Miscellaneous House Plaats. cards. CLASS 11 Backgrounds for aU classes Asters, six blooms, aMuaL will be furnished by commitCLASS 11 tee, unless otherwise stated, Dahlia, large flowered or dec· ODd dimensions of whicb will be orative (1 bloom over 8") 24" x 28", unless otherwise sial· Dahlia, medium flowered C1 ed. bloom over .f" or under Sit) ; There will he flve entries fD and Dahlia, small flowered or each dass unieso otherwise otat- pompom (J blooms uoder f") ed in schedule. CLASS 12 It is pennissible 1o use wea· Gladiola, 1 spike, aAy variethered wood and driftwood In ty. dasses where it Is suitable. AcCLASS II eessories are permitlod o•ly Petunia, large flowered and when specified. No arUfieial , double type, I spray; Petunia, Oowers or foliage permitted al· · small flowered type, 1 sprays. though dried aed, or treated CLASS lf material may be used where Searle! Sage, 3 stems. specified in schedule. Artificial CLASS 15 fruit II permissible. Coxcomb, Giant, I stem; Cox· DIVISION I comb, Plumed, I stem. Horticulture IRules! CLASS II Horticultural classes are op- Marigolds, African or giant, tn to Garden Club members and 3 blooms: Marigolds, French or 1011-memben, wbo grow flow· dwarf, biooms. . •, i 1to New Officers. . d W. R. Proffitt, consultant; line and White: Single bloom-Red, arrangement, designer's choice, Pink, and White. dried materials permitted, back· CUSS 4 ground size 24 x 40 inches, to Afri can Violelo:;, single crowa be furnished by exhibitor. plan!s. blooming - S i n g I e Class 6. Th (> (fla t;~ or oJ Na- , bloom - White, Pink. and Blue 1 tore, Mrs. L, C. Roush, consult· , or Purple, Double bloom ant: design of fresh plant rna- : White, Pmk, and Blue or Pur· terial, featuring ' I 11-My lentiDel, PomeroJ·:Middleport, o., July 20, 1988 . Installs l'ts' : The Fifteenth Annual Flower 1ers for pleasure; not OJ!O!' to . CLASS 17 .. ~:;::li~:~ludi~;i~.~ Attending lA additio• to Rev . · Sbqw, sponsored by the New , those who sell plants or bUlbs, Zlnma, large flo:overed 31> Ma""n 'eounty, w'lll be attend· Berlslord from the MBIIDD Coun· Ha Gard Cl b and the h 1 f na1 1 tem z nl 11 ~ venl. G•nnl u Cl bs ill orardw o emp oy a pro ea:no orll ovreder, 3'~ ;I '" 3a, stma ing the 1966 General Youth CoR· ty area are Misses Coonle Cot· N,. hac 1ma a en u • w g ener.. owe , ' or ess, • ems. vocatiOR. This Youth Convoca· triO, Debbie Cottrill, Harriett he held at the Mason County All spe<lmens must be grown Claos 18 ti h ld f I W Ish Patty G~ry and · . p · PI t A t b hlb't 1\ H d T bl on, e every our years, s a , --•· , r ·". om! easan , ugus I Y ex. 'or. . . oses. ybrl ••: 1 oom, to he July 21·25 at Estes Park Mr. Alan Hart. The delegation 12th and !3th. Chairmen of the Spwmens are to he exh1b1l· red, p18k , yellow, wh1te, blend; C 1 rnd R M tin B 1 ' after returning will have travels "w is Mrs. Lee Gibbs ol Hart· ed for quality only. Roses, Florlbundas, I spray, 0 0 o. ev. ar er S· ed in six states and 3,0011 miles. lord, w1th Mrs .. W1lham Crow . All specumens must_ he red, pink, yellow. white, blend; eli 1 n Mrs H ld Bu . o1 Mason co-chairman. , rectly named by exh1bltor on Roses, Hybrid Tea, 3 blooms, a':" : Ll ~r~f mgar 0 Theme of the show is "The tag furnished by Show Commit-- different variety. ner, rs. oy man. Members Urged Beauty of the Good Earth." tee . CLASS It Entries, Mrs. Ralph Sayre, • • • The Artistic Division sched· · Potted plan!! must be il Lilies, 1 stem. chairman, Mrs .. Earl Clark, To Fmllh Pro]eCU ule is as follows· pusse~sion of tlle exhibitor for CLASS 20 Mrs. M. L. Ohlmger, Mrs. HowMASON - The Happy Go . . ani Burris Class I, The Sea Shore. Mrs. !at least 90 days before exhibit· Any aMual or perennial not · . . Lucky 4-H Club members of 8111 Howard Consultant· deSJgn I ing classified above 1 bloom or Judges Selection Committee, M . ded to ol fresh pl~nt material: includ- i Coke bottles or larger ac- stem ' Mrs. Donald F. Roush, chair· 1asonthwere re~mt wh cothm· .. . . , . . ' . M p t B . Pete e•r proJec s eR e mg ob,tects found along t b e 1cordmg to s1ze of spec1mens, Committees are as follows: man, rs. e e urrts. t t th M · y th shore, to be staged against a 10 be furnished by exhibitor. Chairman, New Haven Gar- Judges, Hospitality, Mrs. D. rrn:p m~. aM eth •.;on ou n, light aqua b:wkero11"d CUSS 1 den Club, Mrs . Lee Gibbs; Ne- A. Smith. chairman, Mrs. Cly- en edr, ISS ar eda thoatmPIID • M· · M · d' 1 ed f d FI preS! en!, announc proountams, , House Plants ( 1spay . or hac·· -.Garden Club. Mrs. Wil- e oey. · t l 'th 'ect book Clas s "'•. a)estic Mrs. Patnck Riley , Consultant; !folia ge only): Jiam Crow. Classification · Mrs · Donald JOCIIs,ba pro!Jth · • . , w1 e ongl'b~tedl exu 1 a e Masosn, in the YertlcaJ manner, can 111- 1 ~reen Clas:es - Ferns, Cal· Schedule Committee, Mn. Bumgardner. chairman, Mrs. Countv Fair August 10 through elude weathered w~ and - or ~ ~mm . Baby s T~ar_s, Wander· Patrick Riley, chairman. Mrs. Jame.s Gilbert. Mrs. Harry the t3th. rocks and hchen ; medmm green mg Jew. Sansev1ena, Rubber w. R Proffitt. Mrs. Fred Bat- Layne, Mrs . Velma Roush. background. . Plant. Miscellaneous: Colored ' ey, Mrs. Thomas Hoffman. Mrs. Publicity. Mrs. Lloyd Roush, ' Miss Carolyn Hughes, Mason, Class 3, Broad Plams, Mrs. , Classes - Caladium, Wander- William Crow, Mrs. Lloyd chairman, Mfs. Carron Adams. was in charge of toe program. F. ~- Batey, consultant: a de- ing Jew. Joseph's Coat (large Housh. Mrs. L. c. Roush . Clerks. Artistic Division, Mrs. Others participating were Bev· sl~n including ~ain, fresh or leaf or small leaf), and Mi.s- Staging Committee, Mrs. Ho- David Fields, Jr., Horticulture, crly Carson, Barbara Lewis, dr1ed. fre~h fnut and-or vege- cellaneous, ward Wagenhals, Chairman, Mrs. Chester Weaver. and Marie Lambert Further tables. be~ge background. CLASS z- VINES Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs . Phil Bat· Hospitalily. August 12th, announcements regardiHg the Class 4, Fertile Valleys. Mrs. Philodendron, In water, ey, Mrs. Ollie Roush, Mrs. Members o! Nehaclima Garden Mason County FRtr will be James Roush, consultant: cres- [poited: Ivy. m water or potted. James Roush. I Club; August 13th, Members of made al the meeUng ... first cent deSign usmg shades of : CLASS 3 Horticulture. Mrs. W. T. Stone, New Haven Garden Club. Wednesday in Augual. green, light yellow background. ' Begonias, Blooming =· ,..I Jr.• 0• U• A• M• Fiv~ Delegate. to - I I , ·~ ' ··- ·- - .. .. . .... - . ) s 00 HOUSEHOLD.. CLEANING TOOLS . c •DuitMop ellroom ..,"" • ',',.-"-- M<>p ... ~. .........·~ _ , ,. . . .. Lea; ,., ••• Co"'""'• At Sl 49 - -...... ..... ., . . . . . . . . . -~·-~- _ ,· ' -- -- . . . . ... ..' ' .~' ' . . �I , ., ' t •• lj.~ , New Haven Garden Clubs plan Flower show -At Mason County Fair August 12th-13th ld. pntor of the New Hne, . EUB Church, who ill state con· Be at Convoetmon t . - youth dlrector will be NEW HAVEN - Fifty-three offending the Youth Convoca· young persons' from the West Uoa w1111 tho West VIrginia dethe ltgaltl. ·virginia Conference ol · • !\ Clas.~ 5. Oistan1 Honzon ~ ~'rs. 1 Double bloom - ~u to ·oee a. Bedl play. This year the bus wUI run on. July 31 for 1 doubleheader ~lUI' Houston. ·,Tbls Is not only for the members of the lodge, but lor lillY one who wishea to · make trip. Tickets are on NEW HAVEN - \118tallaUon aale at H•...V r.lmer's Su-· of officers at New Haven Couft· ma -·• ~· cil No 175 Jr 0 U A M~~· ::t I rket, first come, first liCl'V· . . . . . . ed. ly was by State Inside R Douglas Roush ·who . ,d the following officers .lor term hegiMing July tst to the yr • 'I I '' !. I· ' GAL; 4.50 Ground fine asbestos fiber with plenty aluminum to ma~ good job. Lasts for years. For metal asbestos Bblnsle Cli' rubber roofing. We sell Jot for trailers. Have sold II fill' 30 Years. It lasts lon&erl Shop Pickens Hardware See For Youroelfl Drive To Mason, W. V•. THE DRIVE WILL DO YOU GOOD REGULAR $1.00 SIZE PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE BAN SPRAY DEODORANT 63C EACH WE ARE GOING ALL OUT THIS WEEK-END TO MAKE NEW FRIENDS FOR THE BONANZA • • • • • THE STORE IS .WELL STOCKED . W1TH SPECIAL PURCHASES AS WELL AS MANY MARK,DOWN SPECIALS ON SUMMER MERCHANDISE AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS,,,,,. WE All . ..! • FORGmiNG PROFIT THIS WEEK. ",; , ,.!,_.'"• • k /. I ·f ~ ~ - BIG VALUE! MENS SHIRTS eShortSieeve 87 eSolldo eStripeo PLASTIC CLEARANCE TRASH LADIES CANS SUMMER SHOES eSand•l eFiats · eMed.Heel Tight Fitting Lids 00 ePialcb IICh eWhito ~-----------~--------------------_. ··~ ; Special Groups 10 Gallon Size COMPARE AT $2.99 00 MISSES AND HAlJ' SIZES GROUP NO.1 Val. to $4.99 s pr. ... pr. AMERICAN • • ACTION • DISCOUNT R PRICED LADIES SUMMER FLATS "HANES" KNIT SPORT SHIRTS ·~EC.mf>RS' es ms 00 eFoot Ftattertne eSANDALS CompaN At$3.98 REG. $1.99 GIANT SIZE "TIDY-ALL" Swing Top Plastic Trash Container 88 ••ch • FOR ASSORTED STYLES c 00 ls c 0 MENS SIZES S·M·L Famous Vi-Jon TOILETRIES REDUCED LADIES AND CHILDREN'S Large Asit. Of bautv Aids In Value' To49~ Each SUMMER ·SPORTSWEA,R ' 20% t~ SC% Ret:uc:·io;, ••• . ' ' . . _ , r.> -~~ . . . . - .... . . . - 1 .i ' GROUP NO.2 Values to $7.95 BA!LS 1 WGH·lJFE ·! JUNIOR - FAMOUS "SUPER FLITE" MADE J-. '. SUMMER DRESSES s eBeige eWhite Compare ot $1 .79 ' lADIES' HI-STYLE eGreen Each by MIDDLEPORT ; ,, SPRAYETTES DUTTON DRUG STORE I Values to 29c on this big tal;ll1 of better Glassware. Check tbiJ Vllue. You can save moaeJ here. ' ;//m/;tJJ/t. patent case. Perfen for travel or in your handba!!. $350 the sel. ; GLASSWARE 2 Pc. Paint Pan and Roller Set protection with Ambush Sprav Deodorant.. . • '' ASST. Makes Painting Easy clever~ tucked together in a luqrous pink vinvl ,f I .I :IJ' VALUES TO 29• eHeels eSandals eWhite eBeige eBiack Now enjoy the Ions lasting flower-fre shness ot \mbush Spray Cologne and fra gr Jnt round-tne~doc: 'l' I.·,,.' t l Rogulor 95c Family Size LADIES SUMMER SHOES ~ or 5 GAL. BUCKET, 19.95 TUBE VALUU TO $J.98 i s tn T. s,tone, A. K. McClung, ~n< John Ro•ch. : Ray Ft'elds till Mrs. Frances Harris were ob sent. ROOF COATING brilliant col- pie. l • RUTLAND ALUMINUM W. W. Grinstead, and Asst. Secretary, William Bird. A fish fry followed ' The following . will . attend State Council, wh1ch will be he1d In Hunling~n en August ~8 and 19, R. ·v. G1bbs Sr., Dav1d Ro111h, and Ray Weaver, delegates; State CornmltteemeJI. Rev . Roy Ellis and Harry Pickens; Inside Sentinel, R. Douglas Roush, and Alternates, &arberry, Jess Brown, Ray Hoffman. The New Haven Council 1 sors a bos every year for a trip CLASS i Geraniums, blooming - Red, ' other garden rlubs or interest- Pink, White, and Miscellaneous. ed persons. CLASS 6 - CACTI The artistic division is gov· CLASS 7 - DISH GARDENS ii Ia the ~ .nice with thl the .followisg preoent: Mayor W111iam Kelly; Reeorcler, Janl ell; lii: •Crump; Coilnctjinen, W Appomtment • Made tO Job is an invitation class, open to ' . ···141 .. ~· .J \ The principal business Irani acted was the · paybig of bllls Marshall Jlliln C. Hinkle ,. signed the olflce of Town M.; sball ODd Dell Ralrden wu ap· 31 !966· pointed temporarily to fiJI hb ' · place. A water meter 'Iii! Jr. Past Councilor, W. W. beea Installed at the bome'''~l King; Councilor, Bob DYe; John Turley. There are ot tbll! f Vtce Ctuncilor, Jack Hess; HARTFORD, W. Va. - The Ch 1 . R Roy time 128 families using the (tWil . ap am, ev. . July meeting of the town coun· water. ' den, James Gress, cil was held Tuesday evening Cecil Sayre: Inside Bob Su e· Outside Ors : gre~·-green backgroundthis I'' ,. OPEN THURSDAY TIL 5 - FRID-;-...,.A_Y_T_IL:-----8_-.....;..S~~T;_U_R_DA_Y~T_IL___.9--:------, Red, Pink, erned by the following rules' , CLASS 8 . Open to Garden Club mem- Evergreen Specimens (branch bers only, except Class 6, which not tu PXl'eed 1H 'l - \\' 1l11 !Jer- . is an invitational class. , ries : Pyracanth a, Nandina, Hoi· Flowers used in artistic class- I}' and other oerry-bearing ev· berrlel: es need not be grown by exhib- . ergreens; Without itors. Spreading JURiper, Norway. No material or1 the " Let Live" l Spruce, Blue Spruce, Arbovitae, sertion of the State Conserva·l nex, Spreading Yew, Upright lion list may be used. . Yew and other evergreen• wltbA ca rd listiJ!g all plaat ma- l oot berries. €LASS I terial should accompaAy each entry. Committee will lurnillh 1 Miscellaneous House Plaats. cards. CLASS 11 Backgrounds for aU classes Asters, six blooms, aMuaL will be furnished by commitCLASS 11 tee, unless otherwise stated, Dahlia, large flowered or dec· ODd dimensions of whicb will be orative (1 bloom over 8") 24" x 28", unless otherwise sial· Dahlia, medium flowered C1 ed. bloom over .f" or under Sit) ; There will he flve entries fD and Dahlia, small flowered or each dass unieso otherwise otat- pompom (J blooms uoder f") ed in schedule. CLASS 12 It is pennissible 1o use wea· Gladiola, 1 spike, aAy variethered wood and driftwood In ty. dasses where it Is suitable. AcCLASS II eessories are permitlod o•ly Petunia, large flowered and when specified. No arUfieial , double type, I spray; Petunia, Oowers or foliage permitted al· · small flowered type, 1 sprays. though dried aed, or treated CLASS lf material may be used where Searle! Sage, 3 stems. specified in schedule. Artificial CLASS 15 fruit II permissible. Coxcomb, Giant, I stem; Cox· DIVISION I comb, Plumed, I stem. Horticulture IRules! CLASS II Horticultural classes are op- Marigolds, African or giant, tn to Garden Club members and 3 blooms: Marigolds, French or 1011-memben, wbo grow flow· dwarf, biooms. . •, i 1to New Officers. . d W. R. Proffitt, consultant; line and White: Single bloom-Red, arrangement, designer's choice, Pink, and White. dried materials permitted, back· CUSS 4 ground size 24 x 40 inches, to Afri can Violelo:;, single crowa be furnished by exhibitor. plan!s. blooming - S i n g I e Class 6. Th (> (fla t;~ or oJ Na- , bloom - White, Pink. and Blue 1 tore, Mrs. L, C. Roush, consult· , or Purple, Double bloom ant: design of fresh plant rna- : White, Pmk, and Blue or Pur· terial, featuring ' I 11-My lentiDel, PomeroJ·:Middleport, o., July 20, 1988 . Installs l'ts' : The Fifteenth Annual Flower 1ers for pleasure; not OJ!O!' to . CLASS 17 .. ~:;::li~:~ludi~;i~.~ Attending lA additio• to Rev . · Sbqw, sponsored by the New , those who sell plants or bUlbs, Zlnma, large flo:overed 31> Ma""n 'eounty, w'lll be attend· Berlslord from the MBIIDD Coun· Ha Gard Cl b and the h 1 f na1 1 tem z nl 11 ~ venl. G•nnl u Cl bs ill orardw o emp oy a pro ea:no orll ovreder, 3'~ ;I '" 3a, stma ing the 1966 General Youth CoR· ty area are Misses Coonle Cot· N,. hac 1ma a en u • w g ener.. owe , ' or ess, • ems. vocatiOR. This Youth Convoca· triO, Debbie Cottrill, Harriett he held at the Mason County All spe<lmens must be grown Claos 18 ti h ld f I W Ish Patty G~ry and · . p · PI t A t b hlb't 1\ H d T bl on, e every our years, s a , --•· , r ·". om! easan , ugus I Y ex. 'or. . . oses. ybrl ••: 1 oom, to he July 21·25 at Estes Park Mr. Alan Hart. The delegation 12th and !3th. Chairmen of the Spwmens are to he exh1b1l· red, p18k , yellow, wh1te, blend; C 1 rnd R M tin B 1 ' after returning will have travels "w is Mrs. Lee Gibbs ol Hart· ed for quality only. Roses, Florlbundas, I spray, 0 0 o. ev. ar er S· ed in six states and 3,0011 miles. lord, w1th Mrs .. W1lham Crow . All specumens must_ he red, pink, yellow. white, blend; eli 1 n Mrs H ld Bu . o1 Mason co-chairman. , rectly named by exh1bltor on Roses, Hybrid Tea, 3 blooms, a':" : Ll ~r~f mgar 0 Theme of the show is "The tag furnished by Show Commit-- different variety. ner, rs. oy man. Members Urged Beauty of the Good Earth." tee . CLASS It Entries, Mrs. Ralph Sayre, • • • The Artistic Division sched· · Potted plan!! must be il Lilies, 1 stem. chairman, Mrs .. Earl Clark, To Fmllh Pro]eCU ule is as follows· pusse~sion of tlle exhibitor for CLASS 20 Mrs. M. L. Ohlmger, Mrs. HowMASON - The Happy Go . . ani Burris Class I, The Sea Shore. Mrs. !at least 90 days before exhibit· Any aMual or perennial not · . . Lucky 4-H Club members of 8111 Howard Consultant· deSJgn I ing classified above 1 bloom or Judges Selection Committee, M . ded to ol fresh pl~nt material: includ- i Coke bottles or larger ac- stem ' Mrs. Donald F. Roush, chair· 1asonthwere re~mt wh cothm· .. . . , . . ' . M p t B . Pete e•r proJec s eR e mg ob,tects found along t b e 1cordmg to s1ze of spec1mens, Committees are as follows: man, rs. e e urrts. t t th M · y th shore, to be staged against a 10 be furnished by exhibitor. Chairman, New Haven Gar- Judges, Hospitality, Mrs. D. rrn:p m~. aM eth •.;on ou n, light aqua b:wkero11"d CUSS 1 den Club, Mrs . Lee Gibbs; Ne- A. Smith. chairman, Mrs. Cly- en edr, ISS ar eda thoatmPIID • M· · M · d' 1 ed f d FI preS! en!, announc proountams, , House Plants ( 1spay . or hac·· -.Garden Club. Mrs. Wil- e oey. · t l 'th 'ect book Clas s "'•. a)estic Mrs. Patnck Riley , Consultant; !folia ge only): Jiam Crow. Classification · Mrs · Donald JOCIIs,ba pro!Jth · • . , w1 e ongl'b~tedl exu 1 a e Masosn, in the YertlcaJ manner, can 111- 1 ~reen Clas:es - Ferns, Cal· Schedule Committee, Mn. Bumgardner. chairman, Mrs. Countv Fair August 10 through elude weathered w~ and - or ~ ~mm . Baby s T~ar_s, Wander· Patrick Riley, chairman. Mrs. Jame.s Gilbert. Mrs. Harry the t3th. rocks and hchen ; medmm green mg Jew. Sansev1ena, Rubber w. R Proffitt. Mrs. Fred Bat- Layne, Mrs . Velma Roush. background. . Plant. Miscellaneous: Colored ' ey, Mrs. Thomas Hoffman. Mrs. Publicity. Mrs. Lloyd Roush, ' Miss Carolyn Hughes, Mason, Class 3, Broad Plams, Mrs. , Classes - Caladium, Wander- William Crow, Mrs. Lloyd chairman, Mfs. Carron Adams. was in charge of toe program. F. ~- Batey, consultant: a de- ing Jew. Joseph's Coat (large Housh. Mrs. L. c. Roush . Clerks. Artistic Division, Mrs. Others participating were Bev· sl~n including ~ain, fresh or leaf or small leaf), and Mi.s- Staging Committee, Mrs. Ho- David Fields, Jr., Horticulture, crly Carson, Barbara Lewis, dr1ed. fre~h fnut and-or vege- cellaneous, ward Wagenhals, Chairman, Mrs. Chester Weaver. and Marie Lambert Further tables. be~ge background. CLASS z- VINES Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs . Phil Bat· Hospitalily. August 12th, announcements regardiHg the Class 4, Fertile Valleys. Mrs. Philodendron, In water, ey, Mrs. Ollie Roush, Mrs. Members o! Nehaclima Garden Mason County FRtr will be James Roush, consultant: cres- [poited: Ivy. m water or potted. James Roush. I Club; August 13th, Members of made al the meeUng ... first cent deSign usmg shades of : CLASS 3 Horticulture. Mrs. W. T. Stone, New Haven Garden Club. Wednesday in Augual. green, light yellow background. ' Begonias, Blooming =· ,..I Jr.• 0• U• A• M• Fiv~ Delegate. to - I I , ·~ ' ··- ·- - .. .. . .... - . ) s 00 HOUSEHOLD.. CLEANING TOOLS . c •DuitMop ellroom ..,"" • ',',.-"-- M<>p ... ~. .........·~ _ , ,. . . .. Lea; ,., ••• Co"'""'• At Sl 49 - -...... ..... ., . . . . . . . . . -~·-~- _ ,· ' -- -- . . . . ... ..' ' .~' ' . . �,' Dally senUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, u., NEW IIAVEN ~I~ GARDEN CLUB I URDENDEW FRESH PRODUCE TOPQUALin SWIFT'S PREMIUM MOTS ~ Wh••11 ,·ou shop at Evans Supermarkets you'll always find the predaets yoa aeed aad dte •rallds yog kaow, prieed 11g•t to fit your budgt•t. Evans sells top•quality Swift's Premium Meats, whieh are eonsidered the finest Ia the werld. ia,ferior products wht•u Evans brings ~·ou the best at the same low priee. Rememlter, wh.-n yoa s . .p at llv. . . ,.._always save two wa,·s: low, low IU'i<'.. s plus SAH Green Stamps, Amerlea's Most Valuable Stamp. Boa'* ••Y SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Open Mondey thru Thundey 9:00 :to 6:00 FRIDAY & SATURDAY 8:30 to 8:30 July 20. 1966--9 hoped that It will be stopped before a serious accident oc· curs. The council will meet 011 Wednesday, July 20th at 7:36 p.m. at which Ume a definite lime Clarence Dmon. Those attending were Mr. Mrs. Dan VanCitel, steve, and Danny, Mrs. Ruby Gillis· pie and Brenda, Mr. and ·~·· Tim Swisher, Mrs. Leroy Durst, La··•e) Qiff · - - - - - - - - · . 'l'homu Lane.be Open ~ ~ J IIfit,• . w"""'"" wlll held atehur(!JIIDneu two wiD be ope11 helil at 1111'. '~ . fl w -~ BaniiDa J1 o'clock Sunday July 24, at thl and Mn. . l1«o · Free Metfll>diJI ehurch. Mr. Cblrles 'l1lomlll Mr. and Mrs. Vei'IIO!I Howell 8008• CPIJII!lbul, [;;;· ···~~j!l '\ wiD celebrate their ltftlelh sllter weekendandwith .. · . HARTFORD, W. Va. - Mrs. wedding aJ1!1iversary brolberAII-IIY, Bridal Shower /s Given for Mrs. Grueser Society N . ews Sunday! ~~~Gth~L:"tings. =~e::a~'Mr.SandraJ=~!::: a~tu/e:ab~;j Homer '~ey. . W.S.W.S. wUI be Lewis Arvin Diehl, In the July 24. Due to .Mrs. Howell's and Mrs. 'llbe, Ni acllma G~e~ Club The Ruth and Dorcas ·circles The Se~lng Club met I or and Sharon, Mr. and · lbower In hooor of Mrs. Ke1th absenee of Rev. Eugene Gill. 'l!lel on Monday eve.nmg m the of the New_Haven W.S.W.S. of their annual picnic al the home James LlUy, Sr., Linda an Grueser, Point Pleasant ot the . New, Haven Park WJih a cover· the E.U.B. Church met at the of Mr. apd ·Mrs: W. T. Stone. Gary, Mr. and Mrs. James home of Mrs. Stanford Powell, was m charge of the morning ed dish plcnh! at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. church for the~r July meeting. 111 · ttending ere Mr and ly Jr Rev and :;. Hartford and evening services July 17, David FieldS, Jr., led devotions. Rey .. Bernard Lieving, Jr. . of Mr~~e J:hn Fry, '~. an4 ·Mrs.•.;.,e Dillon, ·Karen, Sfi. ron, Pink ~nd white decorations at the Free Methodist church. were used throughout th• room. Allendanee at Sunday. school b F~llowlng thlel meal a shholdrt Phlllkerlpl, WH. V~ Awdarnls thlelrgut~st Herman Layne, Mr. and Mrs. gela and Judith, Mr. and . usmess mee ng was , e ., spea .. e " . . n s a lve Harold JOhnson, Mrs. R. F. Bry· Raymond Fields, Mrs. J o Tne table bad a whil• linen July 17 was 1144, collectiOn $20. Committee• lor the Prvgres· SuperviSor of MmiStry of Ap- t M F ed Ba•- Mr and Sw In and Greg cl th 'lh . k fl In 0 slve Dinner to be. held at the palachia of the E.U.B. Church. Mrans'. Nrosla.0 Srwac••"am''er, · Mr. a PERSON. ALB WI pm owers Mrs. Kathy Pullins and Mrs. "- m Augus I were Devo IIons were Ied by R e v. . nd M "" h Mrs T M , M rt· B rl"' d while vases and a bride doll Grover Klien were hOBiesses regu lar. mee~·e . I! th hi edd' bell . ted.. Appetizer Course- Marm t' Bersor, I I d pas tor oI the aB · Rrs. b011Mr le ous ' Ro . h. rs.And a m end'..or• wl w te w mg s over to a miscellaneous shower for appom L C the Mrs. Phil Batey, chairman, Mrs., New Haven Church. ert ous • s. · us • son, Y are ape . lOg 8 table. Mrs. Ktien's daughter Betty at Carroll Adams, Jr., Mrs. Louis Guests inclnded W.S. W.S. Mrs. Howard Wagenhals, ~rs. days In Clarksburg vlsltlng After Tina opened her lovely the home of Mrs. Klien. Karschnlk, Mrs. Bill Howard, members from ~achtel, church- D. A. Smith, Mr. ~nald SmMithr, lives, Mr. and Mrs. G. gilts, relreshments of ice cream Mrs. R'JI]ph Sayre, Mrs. Ches- es in the Point Pleasant Dis- Mrs. Eulah MacKmght,Kni . Turner. and Mr. and Mrs. cake, coffee, punch and mints Mr. and Mrs. Grover Klein ter Weaver; Main Course _1 trict, minister and members and Mrs. James Mac gh:1 A. Ber1sford. served to Miss Leweena, are announcmg the marnage We're sounding the Mrs. James Gilbert, chairman, from Ravenswood. Mr. A. K. McClung, Mrs. Emil Sunday guests _of Mr. an Roush, Mattie Rings, Helen of their daughter 'Betty, to Mr. praises of our wide seliiCIIon Mrs. Harold Bumgarner, Mrs. JOWN COUNCIL Knight, Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs: Th~mas Grmstead for Johnson, Louise Klas. Esther of value-priced quality foods. Henry Buck, Mrs. Martin Beris· The New Haven Town CoiDI· James and children, Mr. and fam1iy dmner were Mr. MacKnight, Louise A~derson, ford, Mrs. Donald Bumgard· cil met in regular session with Mrs. Lewis Stone and Mr. and Mrs. Wilham McFarland, Mrs. John Roush, Lou1se Hall, Shop here for easi..- budget• ner, Mrs. Howard Joe Burris, outgoing Mayor F. c. Reichert, Mrs. ·w. T. Stone. les and Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grinstend and Anna, Mrs. Robert Layne, Mrs. Dav· mayor elect Mark Ward, reGARDEN CLUB ~ill Grinstead and Anna Hilda Worth, Mrs. Bill Gibbs, ing and tastier mtals. .!"* id Fields, Jr., Mrs. ·Thomas corder elect Hilda Ridgway, The New Haven Garden Club ""· Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mrs. William Kelly, Mrs. Da· Hoffman, Mrs. Harry Miller, councilmen elect Lewis Cape- met on Thursday for a work· ste~d and Laura of vid Fields Jr. Helen Anderson, Mrs. John Powell, Miss Ethel hart, ~nald 0. Roush, Rich· shop at the home of Mrs. Pal· Ohw: llk and Mrs. Clyde Carrie Judson, Nancy Ander· Riddle, Mrs. James N. Roush, ard Grinstead, and Cecil Sayre rick Riley with Mrs. Orpha 01>- Jack1e, J1m and Jon of son, :llarie Anderson, llertha Mrs. David Simonton, Mrs. Wil· present. Councilman elect Ed· linger and Mrs. Darrell Daw· ville, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Dailey, Mrs. Stanford Powell, ham Gibbs; Dessert Course - win Clark was absent. A1s 0 son as co-hostesses. A sack ~ncan, Bub. Darlene and Sharon Roush, Mrs. James Mrs. Earl Clark clialrman Mrs. present were Donald Ohlinger, lunch was enjoyed at the noon ert Grmstead. Dudding, Betty Kelly, Mrs. ~ ,A, FIRST CUTS Lloyd ,Hoffman, Mrs. Ray Pick· chief of JMllice, Robert Gurtls hour, followed with a Dower Mr. and Mrs .. ~nald Don Zerkle, Ann Johnson, Mrs. ens, Jr., Mrs. Thomas McGow· and E. L. RifOe citizens from llfrangement workshop. and lamUy of Wmterville, Jetta Turner, Bertha Hall, Del>Ill' an, Mrs. William Crow, Mrs. Haven Heights. ' . visited relatives here over bie Rietmire. E. A. Schaekel. The business mee!Jng follow· weekend. Sending gifts were Mrs. ~ Schedules for the flower shOw The meeting was called to or- ~ ed. ;he roll call was answered h Don Smith, Mrs. Don Roush, were distributed to members der by Mayor Relehert. who in with "Wby I Would Like to Mr. and Mrs .. Ja_mes Rons Mrs. Judy Fields, Maggie Fields and discussed. turn swore in Mayor Ward. Sliare My Ideas with my Neigh. and family are .viSitmg Mr. Mr. A. K. McClung, Miss Anna BROTHERHOOD Mayor Ward then swore .In the hors." They voted to make the Mrs. Al~er! Fields In Juhling, Mrs. Buddy Gibbs, The !)lew Haven EU.B. Church councilmen and recorder. May. club 100 per cent In participa- Park, Michigan and also Mrs. Elmer Grueser, Kay Barr, Men's Brotherhood met on Mon· or Ward pledged his supJMlrl to lion In the Blue Bird Trail. tlonlng In Northern Mrs. Jenkins and Helen, Mrs. day evening for their regular the councilmen and town and Mrs. Lee Gibbs reported on on Lake Huron, this week. Jim MacKnight. monthly meeting at the ehurch. asked for the co-operation of the progress of the Flower Mr. and Mrs. Howard Charles Weaver was leader for the council In the best Interest Show. Mrs. ~nald F. Roush ~orris. and family are VHClllior•·l Duncan HlnH the evening. of the Town and Its citizens. reported that judges had been mg this week at Oglehay PLAN CAMP TIME ' Refreshments were served to He then appoonted commls· secured for the show. A five In Wbeellng. MASON _ The Wahama Ju. those atll:nding: Luther Sll)ith, sioners for the Town: Slreets- dollar donation was made to Mr. and Mrs. Edward nior Band, aoo their director, 1or Harold Bumgarner, Eddie llum- Lewis Capehart; Sewer -Rieh· the Club from the Spencer lam· ris and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gerald Simmons, will spend Arvo Groen Cut-a3 51• garner, Ollie C. Roush, Robert ard Grinstead; Water - Edwin Uy, who had their reunion In ley of Gallipolis Ferry, are va· several days at band camp Cooke, Rev. Martin Berisford, Clark; Planning and. Zoning - the Park reeently. The dona· caUonlng this week near Blue starting July 25 at the Youth Bernard Lieving, Otha Lieving Donald 0. Roush; Parks and lion was made to the Club lot Stone Dam on New. River. Camp at Southside, w. va. The John Bumgarner, Harry Pick· , Playgrounds - Cecil Sayre; having auch a nice place to Mr. and Mrs. W1ibur Webb JIDiior and Senior band picnic Stokley . ens, Edgar Layne, Harry MU. i Treasurer - Hilda Hidgway. hold their Teunions or to meet. and grandchildren are spend· was held last Sunday at !he ler and Charles Weaver. , He recommended that all Town Those attending were Mrs. lng several days In the New Haven Park. W.S.C.S. employees be retained, status Fred Batey, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, talns. The New Haven Methodist quo, and this was voted by the Mrs. Lee Gibbs, Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Dick ~tson Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roush of W.S.C.S. ~~ at the hoine o1 coiDicil to accept the recom· Layne, Mrs. Herman Layne, and children of Lake Park, Parkersburg visited In the Mrs. Marron Dlngey for their mendatlon. Mrs. James MacKnigh~ Mrs. Ida have been visiting her Bend Area over the weekend. July meeting. Rev. Everald A notice from the West Vir- Ray Pickens, Mrs. Ray Prof· ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Adams, CoiM Ill llld 'IIY 011 tile Wright wu In charge of. the ginia Department of Health fill, Miss Lelah J. Powell, Mrs. Bumgarner bere. and Bruce were in weston, excitingly new watchband devotionals. She also discuss· that waste Treatment Plant Opo ~nald F. Roush, Mrs. Velma Mr. and Mrs. Edward . Va. on Friday to attend fue 1ritll the feel af 11118 lealher ~ the programs for the com· erators In the State of West Vir· Roush, Mrs. L. C. Roush, Mrs. merman o~ Plltsh?"Kl• Pa. have funeral of Mr. Adams, grand· - the ol IMlpered mg year. . glnia be licensed effective Sep- Lloyd Roush, Mrs. Ollie Roush, been visiting the~r daughter mother, Mrs. Jessie Wymer. ·~~ ll8ial. Plus Morton Froun The President pr~nted the !ember 15, 1966 was read. The Mrs. Bethel Vance, Mrs. How. and family, Rev. and . M r a. i'rrs. J. v. McGrew is visitthe engineering ~- of budget for. the commg year. Town will sent Charles Zerkle, ard Wagenhals, Mrs. Ohlinger Jack T. Welch ami children. ing relatives In Buckhannon, the world's lnest lll8lrlll ol · This was diScussed and accept- Water and Sewer Supt., to and Mrs. Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rice W Va watcb Jtt 91 I 1 il ed by the group. Waste. Water Treatment Plant ROTARY CLUB and cblldren of Booneville, Ind. Y's; Sidney Evans of MorIOMUNOA ... tile all-.Those present were Leota Operators Sehool at West Vir· The Rotary Club met on are vacationing here for two Miss Sherr! Wendale wli 1M Speidel Kirby, Lilly Smtih, Vannie glnia University, Morgantown, Thul'sday evening with the Dl· weeks, Cameron and Miss Jane Roush, Margaret Thompson, on August B through 12th lo rector of the Poverty Pro- Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Pow· Powell spent the weekend with Evelyn F~rllmer, Iantha Trough, prepare him for an e•amlna· gram in Mason Coonty as guest ell, lUck and Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Paul Powell NancySa!ID·He~o W gbt WHma a . ....... hbn · ~ .. "urto and Debra of · · 1 Uon In""'"' or to rece"e speaker. . . .. . n . Powell is employed as· RACINE, ~l:ardsl"l'aad lJIU~MF~ds fils Ii,<li!!ISe. • Those attending were . Her- Par . , vacationed l'sJcholngist at Wasloo State =;;;iOiio.;;;o;;;i;;i';;;;;;i.i;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;; They vol!!d to pay bills due man Laytl8', ~pb Whitmore, week at Myrtle Beach, S. Hospital for the summer. : IIDd to purchase two mud and Clyde Foley, Russell Capehart, Enroute home the Powe!ls snow tires for the Garbage Frank Capehart, IJoyd Roush, three days at Plmewilce, W. • Truck to replace two II res Donald F. Roush, Jack Flesb- Va. as guests ol Mr. and Mrs. which are in bad condition. er Edwin Stein, Rome William- Harry Haymaker. TONIGHT They discussed the new addl- ' Arthur Thabet, Harry Mil- Mr. aad Mrs. Larry LeMasDonald Foglesong, and Earl ten of Middletown, Ohio visit· WEDNESDAY, THUR5DAY tlon to the building and &pJMllnl· and FRIDAY ed Richard Grinstead to work ed over the weekend here with "DR. GOLDFOOT AND with the Fire Depar!lllelll CLASS MEETS her ~arents, Mr. and Mrs. B. THE BIKINI MACHINE" completing and carrylna Christian Builders Class of J. Howard and Mike. with Vincent Price plans aoo specifications of the Church of God in Point Sheldon Roulb baa complet· md Frankie Avalon Pins bulldl~g. held theif regular ed the summer tenn ol school "YOUNGBLOOD HAWK!" Citizens there discussed th~ monthly meeting at the New at M~rshall University and ~s With condition of streets. The coun- Haven Park for a picnic. Devo- spending the summer at his James Franclscwi and Suzanne Pleshetle will oil streets In T o w n lions were led by Mrs. J o e parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dooald meeting II at the preselll time. Swain and a prayer by Rev. F. Roush. They will also try to secure a permanent solution to Ibe P-ny,Oido streets in . Towu now in a bad condition. TONIGHT and THURSDAY The councU has been (ecelv· NOT OPIN lng numerous complaints about dogs running loose. CUI· FRL thru TUESDA11 zens are to be reminded of the lulr 22·26 Walt Dlonov'o onllnaaee that all dogs must be ··AMBt'1 lied or curtailed In soma ~n· feature Lelllllh ADimated Cartoon Fr!ml Tbe Novel by ner. If complaints c:oatln1101, FolJs SilteD ownera will be brought intD II!• I --· ""''""' ' t r I K& CJewelerS HAS IT! I Lemons .... 49c The New \\ FULLY COOKED - NO CENTER SLICES REMOVED OMUNO...- \ FULL SHANK HALF lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOYT.INSPECTID FULl HOOKED- NoSii<td Removed- Full Butt Half HAM I. I I I I I I I I •• I I I I ... 59 C HAM SLICES I I I I I I I I CHUCK STEAK • CHUCK STEAK ... I I •••• I ••• - lb. I I I I I I I ~· ~ . SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOYT.INSPECT!D ~ . 2~ to 3lfls. IIIIUTE • I I I I ••• I I • I I ••• I • STEAKS ••••••r • • • • • • • • • Lesser Amou1t1 ·~ aa· lb. ggc CRier Col I . . . I I I . . . . . . . ._ Pkg. .... lt.Ot. IiI I I I I I 39~ ;I :.2 ~ WAID CROSS SONS ,. o. ..... ... DelMonte 5 '1 $1 COLA I FRUIT DRINKS 10 PINEAPPLE JUICE I.' ' . 4 46-0z. $1 SALAD DRESSING ... ~ 39c MEXICAN BEANS 8 $1 APPLEBUnER 3 $1 GREENBWS STOKELYCUT HYGIADE ASPARAGUS SPEARS .. .. .. 4 c:'s '1 LIMABEANS ............ 3 c!O:s '1 '" TOMATOES ............. 5 ~ '1 ELBERTA PEACHES ..... ". 6 :t..s •1 DECORATED TOWELS 4 $1 LUIICHEOII MEAT ......... • ~ 490 STOKELY MED. GREEN CHAJQRUI SWEET PEAS .......... .. 303 CAHS CANADADRY 12-oz. CANS ARGO CANS KATIE EVANS I • I I Qt, I BROOK'S BOONE COUNTY 303 CANS MABROWN 28·01. JAR$ ''''''· ~IIIII I ! .i 11 1' ' .... "I r-: II F&P HUDSON I I I I I REG. IOLU I SHOESTRING POTATOES •·1 0 8.:, '1 BUTTERIIERNR CREAM STTU 01 WHOLE KERIIEL CORII ...... JEWEl. 01 L I I ••• I I I • I I I I I I I I ••• I I I 5 c=s '1 49° ___...., ... SHOWBOAT PORK I BElliS 111•••••.,,, BROOKS' TAJIGY CATSUP 1014Y.!·01,$1 ,CA,..S I I I I I I I I I I I STOKELY WIOLI I I I I I I I I I I I I 4 :Js '1 1 -lliso"OISNIYLAND AFTER DARK" Louis Arm$tronS oncl court. Parents are asked to CHperate In connection with childreD playing In the streets. This eztn!mel;y clangerouo and It Bobby ·Rydell 1i1111J Othero =18° 8 ='1 CHERRIES II II I ........... F&P BARTLETT PEARS .. .. •.. .. ltiNIUYU TUNA CIT FOOD I I I IiI I I I I I 6 t'.:i '1 412·0.. '1 ~~ I TEN·NIS CASUALS 30'/o - ........ -.... . . 0 D.ucky Van tf the 16. au.: WHITE SEEDUISS erJlED U.S. GOOD OFF . · ' ~. '~~ '. TME ' WIIJINERI .·. ...... -- :Yi:·v•.. ~• .... wrnner ~••lv• :•er Jii!y u. I. NO. 79c 71\ SEE ' 1 POTATOES - ~~ ·10 ~ 49c . McCOY'S HOMOGENIZED .GRADE AMILK ~ •••• 8Sc . '· S r.- 89c THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING PRICES ON ALL NEW '6& PLYMOUTHS! LG. 8'1 age ea. GRAPES 2 .... 49c i '. See your Plymouth Dealer for a Qea,wp·lhal!. AUI1IIIIUZED DE." MELONS • clb Sale Whole FRYERS • • • ROUND STEAK '} PERSIAN S"-NT.I\ CI.I\US Mayor's UPKIIS ~~~~··~~· ....... 2 f&P IOYAUitll ..: MEIGS 1HEA . r 1 f tor29c Dinners 3 ~ws1.oo !+.,.. 1 l 2 ... 29c APPLE SAUCE I I I I I I I I I I I STEAKS 9-DL I I I I I I I I I I 1. . . . . Cake Mix 3 89c Beans _ TASTE·O·SEA SEAFOOD PLATTERS ... &I• SWiff'S TOPPY U.S. IOVT.INSPICTID BY.YHE·PIICE BOLOGNA 59~ 1 SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOYT.INSPICTID SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. 5. GOVT.INSPECTID .. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. IOVT.INSPECTED CEitTU CUT PORK CHOPS a 0 �,' Dally senUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, u., NEW IIAVEN ~I~ GARDEN CLUB I URDENDEW FRESH PRODUCE TOPQUALin SWIFT'S PREMIUM MOTS ~ Wh••11 ,·ou shop at Evans Supermarkets you'll always find the predaets yoa aeed aad dte •rallds yog kaow, prieed 11g•t to fit your budgt•t. Evans sells top•quality Swift's Premium Meats, whieh are eonsidered the finest Ia the werld. ia,ferior products wht•u Evans brings ~·ou the best at the same low priee. Rememlter, wh.-n yoa s . .p at llv. . . ,.._always save two wa,·s: low, low IU'i<'.. s plus SAH Green Stamps, Amerlea's Most Valuable Stamp. Boa'* ••Y SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Open Mondey thru Thundey 9:00 :to 6:00 FRIDAY & SATURDAY 8:30 to 8:30 July 20. 1966--9 hoped that It will be stopped before a serious accident oc· curs. The council will meet 011 Wednesday, July 20th at 7:36 p.m. at which Ume a definite lime Clarence Dmon. Those attending were Mr. Mrs. Dan VanCitel, steve, and Danny, Mrs. Ruby Gillis· pie and Brenda, Mr. and ·~·· Tim Swisher, Mrs. Leroy Durst, La··•e) Qiff · - - - - - - - - · . 'l'homu Lane.be Open ~ ~ J IIfit,• . w"""'"" wlll held atehur(!JIIDneu two wiD be ope11 helil at 1111'. '~ . fl w -~ BaniiDa J1 o'clock Sunday July 24, at thl and Mn. . l1«o · Free Metfll>diJI ehurch. Mr. Cblrles 'l1lomlll Mr. and Mrs. Vei'IIO!I Howell 8008• CPIJII!lbul, [;;;· ···~~j!l '\ wiD celebrate their ltftlelh sllter weekendandwith .. · . HARTFORD, W. Va. - Mrs. wedding aJ1!1iversary brolberAII-IIY, Bridal Shower /s Given for Mrs. Grueser Society N . ews Sunday! ~~~Gth~L:"tings. =~e::a~'Mr.SandraJ=~!::: a~tu/e:ab~;j Homer '~ey. . W.S.W.S. wUI be Lewis Arvin Diehl, In the July 24. Due to .Mrs. Howell's and Mrs. 'llbe, Ni acllma G~e~ Club The Ruth and Dorcas ·circles The Se~lng Club met I or and Sharon, Mr. and · lbower In hooor of Mrs. Ke1th absenee of Rev. Eugene Gill. 'l!lel on Monday eve.nmg m the of the New_Haven W.S.W.S. of their annual picnic al the home James LlUy, Sr., Linda an Grueser, Point Pleasant ot the . New, Haven Park WJih a cover· the E.U.B. Church met at the of Mr. apd ·Mrs: W. T. Stone. Gary, Mr. and Mrs. James home of Mrs. Stanford Powell, was m charge of the morning ed dish plcnh! at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. church for the~r July meeting. 111 · ttending ere Mr and ly Jr Rev and :;. Hartford and evening services July 17, David FieldS, Jr., led devotions. Rey .. Bernard Lieving, Jr. . of Mr~~e J:hn Fry, '~. an4 ·Mrs.•.;.,e Dillon, ·Karen, Sfi. ron, Pink ~nd white decorations at the Free Methodist church. were used throughout th• room. Allendanee at Sunday. school b F~llowlng thlel meal a shholdrt Phlllkerlpl, WH. V~ Awdarnls thlelrgut~st Herman Layne, Mr. and Mrs. gela and Judith, Mr. and . usmess mee ng was , e ., spea .. e " . . n s a lve Harold JOhnson, Mrs. R. F. Bry· Raymond Fields, Mrs. J o Tne table bad a whil• linen July 17 was 1144, collectiOn $20. Committee• lor the Prvgres· SuperviSor of MmiStry of Ap- t M F ed Ba•- Mr and Sw In and Greg cl th 'lh . k fl In 0 slve Dinner to be. held at the palachia of the E.U.B. Church. Mrans'. Nrosla.0 Srwac••"am''er, · Mr. a PERSON. ALB WI pm owers Mrs. Kathy Pullins and Mrs. "- m Augus I were Devo IIons were Ied by R e v. . nd M "" h Mrs T M , M rt· B rl"' d while vases and a bride doll Grover Klien were hOBiesses regu lar. mee~·e . I! th hi edd' bell . ted.. Appetizer Course- Marm t' Bersor, I I d pas tor oI the aB · Rrs. b011Mr le ous ' Ro . h. rs.And a m end'..or• wl w te w mg s over to a miscellaneous shower for appom L C the Mrs. Phil Batey, chairman, Mrs., New Haven Church. ert ous • s. · us • son, Y are ape . lOg 8 table. Mrs. Ktien's daughter Betty at Carroll Adams, Jr., Mrs. Louis Guests inclnded W.S. W.S. Mrs. Howard Wagenhals, ~rs. days In Clarksburg vlsltlng After Tina opened her lovely the home of Mrs. Klien. Karschnlk, Mrs. Bill Howard, members from ~achtel, church- D. A. Smith, Mr. ~nald SmMithr, lives, Mr. and Mrs. G. gilts, relreshments of ice cream Mrs. R'JI]ph Sayre, Mrs. Ches- es in the Point Pleasant Dis- Mrs. Eulah MacKmght,Kni . Turner. and Mr. and Mrs. cake, coffee, punch and mints Mr. and Mrs. Grover Klein ter Weaver; Main Course _1 trict, minister and members and Mrs. James Mac gh:1 A. Ber1sford. served to Miss Leweena, are announcmg the marnage We're sounding the Mrs. James Gilbert, chairman, from Ravenswood. Mr. A. K. McClung, Mrs. Emil Sunday guests _of Mr. an Roush, Mattie Rings, Helen of their daughter 'Betty, to Mr. praises of our wide seliiCIIon Mrs. Harold Bumgarner, Mrs. JOWN COUNCIL Knight, Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs: Th~mas Grmstead for Johnson, Louise Klas. Esther of value-priced quality foods. Henry Buck, Mrs. Martin Beris· The New Haven Town CoiDI· James and children, Mr. and fam1iy dmner were Mr. MacKnight, Louise A~derson, ford, Mrs. Donald Bumgard· cil met in regular session with Mrs. Lewis Stone and Mr. and Mrs. Wilham McFarland, Mrs. John Roush, Lou1se Hall, Shop here for easi..- budget• ner, Mrs. Howard Joe Burris, outgoing Mayor F. c. Reichert, Mrs. ·w. T. Stone. les and Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grinstend and Anna, Mrs. Robert Layne, Mrs. Dav· mayor elect Mark Ward, reGARDEN CLUB ~ill Grinstead and Anna Hilda Worth, Mrs. Bill Gibbs, ing and tastier mtals. .!"* id Fields, Jr., Mrs. ·Thomas corder elect Hilda Ridgway, The New Haven Garden Club ""· Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mrs. William Kelly, Mrs. Da· Hoffman, Mrs. Harry Miller, councilmen elect Lewis Cape- met on Thursday for a work· ste~d and Laura of vid Fields Jr. Helen Anderson, Mrs. John Powell, Miss Ethel hart, ~nald 0. Roush, Rich· shop at the home of Mrs. Pal· Ohw: llk and Mrs. Clyde Carrie Judson, Nancy Ander· Riddle, Mrs. James N. Roush, ard Grinstead, and Cecil Sayre rick Riley with Mrs. Orpha 01>- Jack1e, J1m and Jon of son, :llarie Anderson, llertha Mrs. David Simonton, Mrs. Wil· present. Councilman elect Ed· linger and Mrs. Darrell Daw· ville, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Dailey, Mrs. Stanford Powell, ham Gibbs; Dessert Course - win Clark was absent. A1s 0 son as co-hostesses. A sack ~ncan, Bub. Darlene and Sharon Roush, Mrs. James Mrs. Earl Clark clialrman Mrs. present were Donald Ohlinger, lunch was enjoyed at the noon ert Grmstead. Dudding, Betty Kelly, Mrs. ~ ,A, FIRST CUTS Lloyd ,Hoffman, Mrs. Ray Pick· chief of JMllice, Robert Gurtls hour, followed with a Dower Mr. and Mrs .. ~nald Don Zerkle, Ann Johnson, Mrs. ens, Jr., Mrs. Thomas McGow· and E. L. RifOe citizens from llfrangement workshop. and lamUy of Wmterville, Jetta Turner, Bertha Hall, Del>Ill' an, Mrs. William Crow, Mrs. Haven Heights. ' . visited relatives here over bie Rietmire. E. A. Schaekel. The business mee!Jng follow· weekend. Sending gifts were Mrs. ~ Schedules for the flower shOw The meeting was called to or- ~ ed. ;he roll call was answered h Don Smith, Mrs. Don Roush, were distributed to members der by Mayor Relehert. who in with "Wby I Would Like to Mr. and Mrs .. Ja_mes Rons Mrs. Judy Fields, Maggie Fields and discussed. turn swore in Mayor Ward. Sliare My Ideas with my Neigh. and family are .viSitmg Mr. Mr. A. K. McClung, Miss Anna BROTHERHOOD Mayor Ward then swore .In the hors." They voted to make the Mrs. Al~er! Fields In Juhling, Mrs. Buddy Gibbs, The !)lew Haven EU.B. Church councilmen and recorder. May. club 100 per cent In participa- Park, Michigan and also Mrs. Elmer Grueser, Kay Barr, Men's Brotherhood met on Mon· or Ward pledged his supJMlrl to lion In the Blue Bird Trail. tlonlng In Northern Mrs. Jenkins and Helen, Mrs. day evening for their regular the councilmen and town and Mrs. Lee Gibbs reported on on Lake Huron, this week. Jim MacKnight. monthly meeting at the ehurch. asked for the co-operation of the progress of the Flower Mr. and Mrs. Howard Charles Weaver was leader for the council In the best Interest Show. Mrs. ~nald F. Roush ~orris. and family are VHClllior•·l Duncan HlnH the evening. of the Town and Its citizens. reported that judges had been mg this week at Oglehay PLAN CAMP TIME ' Refreshments were served to He then appoonted commls· secured for the show. A five In Wbeellng. MASON _ The Wahama Ju. those atll:nding: Luther Sll)ith, sioners for the Town: Slreets- dollar donation was made to Mr. and Mrs. Edward nior Band, aoo their director, 1or Harold Bumgarner, Eddie llum- Lewis Capehart; Sewer -Rieh· the Club from the Spencer lam· ris and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gerald Simmons, will spend Arvo Groen Cut-a3 51• garner, Ollie C. Roush, Robert ard Grinstead; Water - Edwin Uy, who had their reunion In ley of Gallipolis Ferry, are va· several days at band camp Cooke, Rev. Martin Berisford, Clark; Planning and. Zoning - the Park reeently. The dona· caUonlng this week near Blue starting July 25 at the Youth Bernard Lieving, Otha Lieving Donald 0. Roush; Parks and lion was made to the Club lot Stone Dam on New. River. Camp at Southside, w. va. The John Bumgarner, Harry Pick· , Playgrounds - Cecil Sayre; having auch a nice place to Mr. and Mrs. W1ibur Webb JIDiior and Senior band picnic Stokley . ens, Edgar Layne, Harry MU. i Treasurer - Hilda Hidgway. hold their Teunions or to meet. and grandchildren are spend· was held last Sunday at !he ler and Charles Weaver. , He recommended that all Town Those attending were Mrs. lng several days In the New Haven Park. W.S.C.S. employees be retained, status Fred Batey, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, talns. The New Haven Methodist quo, and this was voted by the Mrs. Lee Gibbs, Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Dick ~tson Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roush of W.S.C.S. ~~ at the hoine o1 coiDicil to accept the recom· Layne, Mrs. Herman Layne, and children of Lake Park, Parkersburg visited In the Mrs. Marron Dlngey for their mendatlon. Mrs. James MacKnigh~ Mrs. Ida have been visiting her Bend Area over the weekend. July meeting. Rev. Everald A notice from the West Vir- Ray Pickens, Mrs. Ray Prof· ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Adams, CoiM Ill llld 'IIY 011 tile Wright wu In charge of. the ginia Department of Health fill, Miss Lelah J. Powell, Mrs. Bumgarner bere. and Bruce were in weston, excitingly new watchband devotionals. She also discuss· that waste Treatment Plant Opo ~nald F. Roush, Mrs. Velma Mr. and Mrs. Edward . Va. on Friday to attend fue 1ritll the feel af 11118 lealher ~ the programs for the com· erators In the State of West Vir· Roush, Mrs. L. C. Roush, Mrs. merman o~ Plltsh?"Kl• Pa. have funeral of Mr. Adams, grand· - the ol IMlpered mg year. . glnia be licensed effective Sep- Lloyd Roush, Mrs. Ollie Roush, been visiting the~r daughter mother, Mrs. Jessie Wymer. ·~~ ll8ial. Plus Morton Froun The President pr~nted the !ember 15, 1966 was read. The Mrs. Bethel Vance, Mrs. How. and family, Rev. and . M r a. i'rrs. J. v. McGrew is visitthe engineering ~- of budget for. the commg year. Town will sent Charles Zerkle, ard Wagenhals, Mrs. Ohlinger Jack T. Welch ami children. ing relatives In Buckhannon, the world's lnest lll8lrlll ol · This was diScussed and accept- Water and Sewer Supt., to and Mrs. Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rice W Va watcb Jtt 91 I 1 il ed by the group. Waste. Water Treatment Plant ROTARY CLUB and cblldren of Booneville, Ind. Y's; Sidney Evans of MorIOMUNOA ... tile all-.Those present were Leota Operators Sehool at West Vir· The Rotary Club met on are vacationing here for two Miss Sherr! Wendale wli 1M Speidel Kirby, Lilly Smtih, Vannie glnia University, Morgantown, Thul'sday evening with the Dl· weeks, Cameron and Miss Jane Roush, Margaret Thompson, on August B through 12th lo rector of the Poverty Pro- Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Pow· Powell spent the weekend with Evelyn F~rllmer, Iantha Trough, prepare him for an e•amlna· gram in Mason Coonty as guest ell, lUck and Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Paul Powell NancySa!ID·He~o W gbt WHma a . ....... hbn · ~ .. "urto and Debra of · · 1 Uon In""'"' or to rece"e speaker. . . .. . n . Powell is employed as· RACINE, ~l:ardsl"l'aad lJIU~MF~ds fils Ii,<li!!ISe. • Those attending were . Her- Par . , vacationed l'sJcholngist at Wasloo State =;;;iOiio.;;;o;;;i;;i';;;;;;i.i;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;; They vol!!d to pay bills due man Laytl8', ~pb Whitmore, week at Myrtle Beach, S. Hospital for the summer. : IIDd to purchase two mud and Clyde Foley, Russell Capehart, Enroute home the Powe!ls snow tires for the Garbage Frank Capehart, IJoyd Roush, three days at Plmewilce, W. • Truck to replace two II res Donald F. Roush, Jack Flesb- Va. as guests ol Mr. and Mrs. which are in bad condition. er Edwin Stein, Rome William- Harry Haymaker. TONIGHT They discussed the new addl- ' Arthur Thabet, Harry Mil- Mr. aad Mrs. Larry LeMasDonald Foglesong, and Earl ten of Middletown, Ohio visit· WEDNESDAY, THUR5DAY tlon to the building and &pJMllnl· and FRIDAY ed Richard Grinstead to work ed over the weekend here with "DR. GOLDFOOT AND with the Fire Depar!lllelll CLASS MEETS her ~arents, Mr. and Mrs. B. THE BIKINI MACHINE" completing and carrylna Christian Builders Class of J. Howard and Mike. with Vincent Price plans aoo specifications of the Church of God in Point Sheldon Roulb baa complet· md Frankie Avalon Pins bulldl~g. held theif regular ed the summer tenn ol school "YOUNGBLOOD HAWK!" Citizens there discussed th~ monthly meeting at the New at M~rshall University and ~s With condition of streets. The coun- Haven Park for a picnic. Devo- spending the summer at his James Franclscwi and Suzanne Pleshetle will oil streets In T o w n lions were led by Mrs. J o e parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dooald meeting II at the preselll time. Swain and a prayer by Rev. F. Roush. They will also try to secure a permanent solution to Ibe P-ny,Oido streets in . Towu now in a bad condition. TONIGHT and THURSDAY The councU has been (ecelv· NOT OPIN lng numerous complaints about dogs running loose. CUI· FRL thru TUESDA11 zens are to be reminded of the lulr 22·26 Walt Dlonov'o onllnaaee that all dogs must be ··AMBt'1 lied or curtailed In soma ~n· feature Lelllllh ADimated Cartoon Fr!ml Tbe Novel by ner. If complaints c:oatln1101, FolJs SilteD ownera will be brought intD II!• I --· ""''""' ' t r I K& CJewelerS HAS IT! I Lemons .... 49c The New \\ FULLY COOKED - NO CENTER SLICES REMOVED OMUNO...- \ FULL SHANK HALF lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOYT.INSPECTID FULl HOOKED- NoSii<td Removed- Full Butt Half HAM I. I I I I I I I I •• I I I I ... 59 C HAM SLICES I I I I I I I I CHUCK STEAK • CHUCK STEAK ... I I •••• I ••• - lb. I I I I I I I ~· ~ . SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOYT.INSPECT!D ~ . 2~ to 3lfls. IIIIUTE • I I I I ••• I I • I I ••• I • STEAKS ••••••r • • • • • • • • • Lesser Amou1t1 ·~ aa· lb. ggc CRier Col I . . . I I I . . . . . . . ._ Pkg. .... lt.Ot. IiI I I I I I 39~ ;I :.2 ~ WAID CROSS SONS ,. o. ..... ... DelMonte 5 '1 $1 COLA I FRUIT DRINKS 10 PINEAPPLE JUICE I.' ' . 4 46-0z. $1 SALAD DRESSING ... ~ 39c MEXICAN BEANS 8 $1 APPLEBUnER 3 $1 GREENBWS STOKELYCUT HYGIADE ASPARAGUS SPEARS .. .. .. 4 c:'s '1 LIMABEANS ............ 3 c!O:s '1 '" TOMATOES ............. 5 ~ '1 ELBERTA PEACHES ..... ". 6 :t..s •1 DECORATED TOWELS 4 $1 LUIICHEOII MEAT ......... • ~ 490 STOKELY MED. GREEN CHAJQRUI SWEET PEAS .......... .. 303 CAHS CANADADRY 12-oz. CANS ARGO CANS KATIE EVANS I • I I Qt, I BROOK'S BOONE COUNTY 303 CANS MABROWN 28·01. JAR$ ''''''· ~IIIII I ! .i 11 1' ' .... "I r-: II F&P HUDSON I I I I I REG. IOLU I SHOESTRING POTATOES •·1 0 8.:, '1 BUTTERIIERNR CREAM STTU 01 WHOLE KERIIEL CORII ...... JEWEl. 01 L I I ••• I I I • I I I I I I I I ••• I I I 5 c=s '1 49° ___...., ... SHOWBOAT PORK I BElliS 111•••••.,,, BROOKS' TAJIGY CATSUP 1014Y.!·01,$1 ,CA,..S I I I I I I I I I I I STOKELY WIOLI I I I I I I I I I I I I 4 :Js '1 1 -lliso"OISNIYLAND AFTER DARK" Louis Arm$tronS oncl court. Parents are asked to CHperate In connection with childreD playing In the streets. This eztn!mel;y clangerouo and It Bobby ·Rydell 1i1111J Othero =18° 8 ='1 CHERRIES II II I ........... F&P BARTLETT PEARS .. .. •.. .. ltiNIUYU TUNA CIT FOOD I I I IiI I I I I I 6 t'.:i '1 412·0.. '1 ~~ I TEN·NIS CASUALS 30'/o - ........ -.... . . 0 D.ucky Van tf the 16. au.: WHITE SEEDUISS erJlED U.S. GOOD OFF . · ' ~. '~~ '. TME ' WIIJINERI .·. ...... -- :Yi:·v•.. ~• .... wrnner ~••lv• :•er Jii!y u. I. NO. 79c 71\ SEE ' 1 POTATOES - ~~ ·10 ~ 49c . McCOY'S HOMOGENIZED .GRADE AMILK ~ •••• 8Sc . '· S r.- 89c THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING PRICES ON ALL NEW '6& PLYMOUTHS! LG. 8'1 age ea. GRAPES 2 .... 49c i '. See your Plymouth Dealer for a Qea,wp·lhal!. AUI1IIIIUZED DE." MELONS • clb Sale Whole FRYERS • • • ROUND STEAK '} PERSIAN S"-NT.I\ CI.I\US Mayor's UPKIIS ~~~~··~~· ....... 2 f&P IOYAUitll ..: MEIGS 1HEA . r 1 f tor29c Dinners 3 ~ws1.oo !+.,.. 1 l 2 ... 29c APPLE SAUCE I I I I I I I I I I I STEAKS 9-DL I I I I I I I I I I 1. . . . . Cake Mix 3 89c Beans _ TASTE·O·SEA SEAFOOD PLATTERS ... &I• SWiff'S TOPPY U.S. IOVT.INSPICTID BY.YHE·PIICE BOLOGNA 59~ 1 SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOYT.INSPICTID SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. 5. GOVT.INSPECTID .. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. IOVT.INSPECTED CEitTU CUT PORK CHOPS a 0 �, --· ' · Mason Personals Hoi'!!~ Hospital, receolly, . · . · returned to hi~ .home. has 1on. . ' . . ' . . • . Mr. and Mrs. Jaiileo. Lavell:_ hlmbus, Mr. . and Mra. , C9ama ·K.ing fiT'• · Mra'. Bill }\l(fie of New Porl ·cter and family of Saulll VU• Mr. and Qrs. Curtis , . S . Mlsa Susan _Johnson and Ray Richie; Florida Is visiting her lage, Illinois are vlsllln& .r~~- McD"!'iel, s~: 'all of ·. _MIUIOII; I 1'\'t Nathan Arnold Ill . Redman both of Mason •. have mother, Mrll. Caroline 'tUm- tiv.S in Mason. and Mlh...a: W. 8M 1\!i:S• Carl Lal\ham1 ;.,,, · . _ : • ·. · "llntloil Preu Jnleroallolial contributions. lncnased from but not sa oonservative as to • . __ er, who Is hOoj!jlallaed at lhe ville o. .· · Mr. and Mrs. David ,Lflnham . Ml'll. Hazel Arnold, _wbo II li .is rumored from lime to $298 million_. in 1963 lo 1317 avoid same fairly sharp' ron· enrolled at Gallipolis Buslnes, Pieasanl Valley ho~pltal · with Miss Claudia Zerkle, . a stU· and family, all 01 -.POtiit Plelis- staUonecFat Ft: McCiellah, _Aia. / ~me that diSIIrunUed churcll million in 1965. Pari or this was troversy among 11! member· School for the fall term. a broken hlp. , dent nurse at the St. . Josephj.ant, Calvin McDaniel .and chll· Is beljtg sent, le Genna,oll . ._ members are conducting a , due to membership growth, but ship. The conlroversy, howev~r, Mr. and Mrs. George Zus- Master Sgt. and MrS. Okey School of Nursln I> vlsltin dren. Mrs. Wayne Bea[ ;ad SaDdra "givers' strike" in ~rote.st l per capital g1vmg also went up has had no visible ellects on 1ls pan, Jr., and family of New· VanMatre , Jr., formerly of ' her parents, Mr. !,d Mrs. Lea! :rod Hetzer, "'l" . qf Mr. !lnd ":"'1' In GaiUpolls _on bus\nell the Ft. Ord, California, are VISit- ter Zerkle ljJ1d Jennifer, .a11d Mrs. John Hetzer, Parkersburg, recently . · against church involvement m jlrom $W.46 to $9>.75 per year. financial support. Smce 1960, ark, Ohio, visited over the civil rights movem~t and • Contributions to the world the Income of the convenllon weekend with their parents, lng her mother, Mrs. Juanita her grandfather, L. J. Rujten- spent two days vlsllinl h,la Vlsltjng with Mr. and Mra. other social reform aciiV!l!es. semce funds of the Methodist has inrreased by 38 per cent. Mr. and Mrs. George . Zuspan, Rayburn, · Mason, before leav- cutt.!r. MisS zerkle will giadu· grandp&t:en~, Mr. ·81¥1 Mrs. Vlrlil Carl and san . ls Mra. 1 Some Individuals doubltess , Church:- ~h•ch fmanej! the den- The Roman ~tholic Ghurch Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. John lng for Munich, Germany for ate in Septembevr. , Harold _Schwarz. _, Carl's 'slsU!r of Grove CIIJ. have cancelled pledges. And • ommatwn s natwnal program does oot pubhsh fmancial McDaniel I th · ' •Mlsa Ma~ Foater daliRbler Mt' and Mrs Dwi""' Carl · j · · · 1 d A k f th · ree years. Mrs Johnnie Stukey enwr· •z '· . · • .. ._. )lOme local congregatiOns proba- and fore1gn m•ss1ons- ncrease re~rts. spo. esman or e The Reverend Marvan Frame ' r • d' ol Mr~. Sarah Foster, Mason, and famlly bave . moved lntD bly have felt the pin!'h of , 6 per cent from 1963 to 1964, Nal•onal Cathohc Welfare Con· and Mrs . Lester Zerkle of the Mr. and Mrs. Stanleyr Saun- , ta\ned with a turkey mner underwent eye suraery at the their new home al Snowville. financl81 reprisal. · and an~ther 10 per cent from fer•••·e said he knew of no Mason Methodist Church are lders are vacatiomng at Miami, on Sunday. Attending _ were Charleston {;eneral H-llal on Mr and Mra Leo Klnl ol · to 196.\. 'catho1Jc· d'•ocese_ that has attending ' . Fl"rld -• · · recently with Bul a UP! survey or ma)OI. 19o4 . the sehoul of Chns•. a and 0ther scen' 1c spots • Mr. and Mrs. David Knopp, Monday. · COlumbus visited 1 denominations lhis week turned Donations Are Up suffered serious fmanclal prob- Uan Mission at West Virginia Their son, Cameron, Is remwn- Buckroe Beach, Va., Mr and Jennifer Zerkle PaulS Wer- her mother Mrs Georgia n. up no evideoce or a givers' In the Episcopal Church the lems because of dissatisfaction Wesleyan College this week. ing with his grandparents, Mr. Mrs. James VanMatre, Boston, ry Debbie Cook 'Christy 1{6w. ma and fo;,lly ' strike on a national scale. amount of money passed ~long with the church's social poli- Mrs. Zerkle is president of the Mr. ~nd Mrs. Curtis McDaniel, Massachusetts, Mrs. DotUe ard, Frank ZusPan, all senior ' · Only one big Protestant body 1by. dioceses to the national cies. •Woman's Society Christian Ser- Sr .. '" Mason, while his par· VEan Matreh, ClaliNfornlaH, and band student at Wah_ama High PLAN FESTIVAL h · · . . ct· N : •ents are away arl Rous o ew aven. F l - the Lut heran C 10rc m denommat1on has increased by When the Arch wcese o1 . ew vice of the local church. Th bl lhd 1 M Cal 1 school, are among those at- NEW HAVEN - 11te our America-has eneountered fin-118 per cent si nce 1963. Orleans integrated its Calhollc The Reverend Mrs. Achsah Mr. and Mrs. Kent Roush, M De . ~ ;y ~ r~l v ~ tending Marshall University Comers 4-H Club Is sponaorln1 ar · '1 I problems llw• may : The Southern Baptist Conven- schools in 1962, militant segre- Miller will be the guest speak- Las Vegas, Nevada, and his c a~•e' edomth d'nneerasan t' Music Camp this week at 1 Festival on July 23 at tho · bl ·a . h' . .. . wa s ouserv WI 1 a · 10 conce1va y ret ect mf' ' • " 1p t10n. largest U.S. Protestant gationists waged a publk er at a meehng of the Mason mother, Mrs. Pauhne Plechnik Marshall. Broad Run Grade School. Jim di~sati.sfaction with its polir.ies. ,body , has been . rei~Uvely campaign to organlze a givers ' WSCS on Monday , at the Mas- of Detroit, Michigan visited re- ~er home on Sunday. Attend- ~ Mr. Cecil Kirk, Mason, spent Hart, leader of the group, r&o Durmg the past two yea~.o;· i conservative on soctal 1ssues, strike. But contributions actual- on Methoidst Church . 1cently with the latter's moth- mg were: Mr . and Mrs . Stanley the weekend at Richwood, W. ported that,~ ~erving will stan th• LCA has '"'"'oved from 1ts j -- --- ly increased thai year. Robert Roach, Mason , who •er, Mrs . Clara Roush, and with Saunders and Cameron of Co- IVa., visiting his oistero. at i p.m. (OST). 31 regional synods unly K5 per cent ,.., the funds it requested to: support the work of t.he t national _churd.l. ~ncluding homt' l and fore1gn m1sstons 1 • While Backlash I 'S .j k 'T 0 o ed '*Ivers tr e urns . ut as verrat \ I I \' ' Denomination ofri.dal!i I". '' r that a wh ite bncklash against .es Jensen of Tessel. Paturick the LCA 's strong stand on race I& Ostrau. Inc. says the technirelatiuns may bft one factor in Ical situation of the market rethe situation. But they point to Imains favorable and notes manother factors which may well jy issues are hitting new highs. be more important, including a 1Th1s. the analyst says. could be sharp controversy over Pres· j the prelude of a widening uf ident Franklin Clark ~~ ry·s . trader confidence in the markpolicy vf combining church ' et colleges and seminaries. .,, feels that continued sta· The United Churrh of Christ biiity on the list this week also has ex~rienced a drop in ' could add to the probabilities the amount of money available favoring the return of the Dow •.o the national denomination Jones industrial average to the for iUI programs. But the 940 level, when(,.'e, aided by fur1 decline has been relatively i ther constructive developments, slight-from · Sll.l million in i it could rise to new highs. 1963 to $10.& million in 1965and is more than offset by an j' Baehe & Co. feels that tradincrease over the same penod ers are weighing the bullish !Utd in the budgets of the United I bearish influences to the mar· Church's 9late conferences. In ket and while they find it reaother words, total contributions sonable enough to maintain pre· twve gone up, but state sent positions, they will require conferences are Laking a larger a lot more confidence before share of the giver's dollar , at any aggressive commitments the expense of the national i are made. body. This kjnd ol jurisdictional - -jockeying has no relation to the Thomas & McKinnon beUnited Church's liberal policies lieves tlle definite slowdown in oO social issues. production actually is bright Clearc1t Picture economic news and all but does I· all the other denomina· away with the posslblllty of a ticns surveyed, the pictun was tax increase this year. The ciP ~ ·1t : Instead of buttoning exlent of the slowdownis imup their ""'kelhooks, their 1 portant but lhe consensus of members are giving more than 1 opinion Is that a topping out of .ver. 11967 earnings will occur, rather T h e U n I t e d Presbyterian than a severe decline. Church, which has been parUcu· larly forthright in its commit· A total eclipse of the sun menl to the cause or social lasts on ly 7~ minues at the justice, reports that its total most. I ', I . . I I •' ,;I i '' RACINE ... 5TH & PEARL STS .-RACINE "The Store With A Hurt" NESTEA INSTANT TEA Family Size Jar 3 oz. jar 19c I I CAT &DOG t ~ FOOD j ' Dove liquid 11 cans $1 c l '! Rllht reserved tG limit QUIIIUU. Clnl 2 - ... ._31c Praiu 2 Magic ___ ......... __ . --• ~,t· 49c .,..... .411•••• Toll $1 u·:JL. 1 C•n• JJUJA. ----------------· $ 99 303 cans Dove Soap SANDWICI1 TIME IS HEREI , ......- ... 91c ........ 79c Ful·l'•lu lfle•t Dept.! M ,-. ... ,_,_ 599·'5 Ground Beef J1~.•13' 3lb. SLICED BOL.OGNA . , can ., .. I KI'OfH Lemonade __ 6 K._ Ploill Buttermilk •-__ •_.- •. - ~ 59c ~.:: 20 Ct.~ ZOO Boxu 69c 'f . ........ CallffWfllg 111 &lze Oranges ••••••• Doz. - Tnoi.Cot-0 ...... Nedlrinei ·-- .. 29c ~ $l09 Hi·C Drinks 3 Blueberries . ___ .- _.-. --_3"""" $1 * ; Drinks __ -.. - 2 ",.: $1 , Vint Ripe Tomatoes Bu the 16• w Tllbt ~ ............... 60e 'f. •. Scotties Celery Hearts .•••.• --.- -· ..... 29c '\ Bo;~~ F•itll "•••• Pork & BeaDS •--··· •••••. 6 ~ $1 Charcoal .St ~GaL Bread ----------····--··· 6 't:· $1 Mo-Fruit Piel __ .- --____ -_.- •..:: 29c t~ .., ¥.... Baby Oil Real Low Price This Wftkl ~··HL09c ........... ·~~~J....... 89e ....._ ' ' . I . ... _.. .. ~ Ice Cream ,t . .,. .. .., Tuuw..-te ··-------··-·,.'tiC , K._ Whllo )4 Dl. Baby Powder Our Own Good All ft\eat Armour's Canned Unit No.I'~ 4 Iced Tu Spoons Rog. l'rlco . . . . Kroger .All Flavor f:.a Kroger Oil ------------- •,..,.. K._ 2 ra.:n""' 49c lb· .NI"- K.._ Argo SweetPeas • 18)1'-0i!i'_lr_ Can '-, Kln11 Sin I,. ....... Biicuit•--------------12~:; Slc • Headquarters For All Your Picnic Supplies Size Family 20oz. bot. ~dmiu.J. SuP;'~" Scopt~ MIDDLEPORT, 0. -·- Lifebouy 12oz. cans Hunt's Flavor Perfect Cl'llp BAKER FURNITURE Ufebouy 10 . 46oz. DelMonte or Stokely's Color TV cbullit . • , ,_.... po1IN" h 5 ... ... __ 37c _,._ 31b. Hou ._. l..., __ _3lc PINEAPPLE JU.ICE 1 fomlly. WITH THIS COUPON 89 Volitt July II lhno s.,t. I . .... .. . . . . . . .... Coffee ........__ . PACKED IN A FREE BEVERAGE S~KER _ __ .elected hudwood JOlleY. . ~~;!.i.'"::;.:rpKtc::;:; ~.... ~~-:.:- pb J CANNED Ham .Salad • :::::; - Ground Round ........... lb. 79c Kroger Reg. or Drip ......... { · Introducing Our Own Fresh Made VHF TlmC with pre-ltlt ... t1u11.Df flv• you dear p1ctW"N. • New Admiral Slid~t Rule Tuniq .A.erubly ••• diii!IU COittzOt -a. tbat let. you. tQDII UHF TV lib a radio. • lo.dmiral Color Fidelity Coutrol ... dial uw warmt.b iDio CIDlor IIDtd black IIDd white TV pieturea. ~=~,:a....U., Circaft .Umlaat. i z itla _.... -tndfortho Ltn Lax All Flavors CA!S p ...,nd- .... Fruh lb. Lux INSTANT COFFEE Unit Ne. 1 ''Cortlu" 4 Pi~• Place Sttting .... !'rico ........ _ ,,_., Le ~ s . . . . . .51 WIT THIS GOUPON .ff Volitt Jut, II lltrv July 31 Detergent (2.3" overall di•pnal. 27•sq. Int. vtlwabtt •r•) brirht pictarea T., ....... • -'•11- Everyday Low Price gal. •.' 1to121t.. Wisk ffJr ., By The Piece ,,..... P:rtiH . ____ 75c GRADE A MILK ELBOW MACARONI • lb. Turkeys Wisk Duilb Modera 8tylbl1 • _....... ol rnaiDI WD1K . , _ . ... .,.,.tful, • $1 savings on Exqllis· ite "Cortina" Stainless Steel Table1 • ware. Kroger Brand ............ ~. 37c The NEILSII:N Model I,RIIIl Ma.terp!Me 21" Colo~ TeleYWon • 28,000 volt adv&DCied Q-21 USDA Choice Tenderau FREEl Game plec" at store. Ntr purchaw r.qvirH te play. ..' lip valuable cou- Thrifty Brand on UIOA Gr. . A. Margarine ............ 47c Homogenized Gold Medal 2 lb. box FOR JULY 21· 22· 23 9:00 to 8:00 SATURDAY 7 Ad•••lral. Cube Steak ___ ..... _.. "'· 99c loll .... lonllll 49c l9c . .. Round Steak Lttan Beef Bl o ogna -. ____ . ... ,.,.- u,:;:gc 9:00 to 6:00 Jo-Bo Brand I Cepyrllht The Krager Co., 1"' K•hns Deluxe Club, Garlic Or All Beef ' b~SSOOCASH AI ' K.-r 8rond Tu•hvt MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING l I i . B9ru IJJ Full Cui Ground Chuck ._......... . That Good Kraft Salad Dressing 200 pkg. I: > Open Monday Thru Friday Open Mon.·Frl.••• ------ 9 to 6 Saturday --------------- 9 to 8 PAPER NAPKINS , I'!' ; '· Ground Fresh New Store HOURS MARKET Como Brand . .... LB. .A qt· I.·, _ _:'T1 .1~ .":'', ~·, .· •' "' , . ·! ~··.... ~ .- ~~ !• Thrifty NOW EFFECTIVE Fui-Valu ' I Top Round Steak -lonele• · Top Round Steak _- ... 89c Bon•toooRump Roast------ .. 89c Hourly · •' ' I" j WIN T....ay lottlhll A say : NEW YORK (UPJ) - Chari· !J i••• I i No Limit To :Nmnber Of Tillrt Y01 May Will · CHATTER WALL ST I I,' · bury MoDanl~l. . 1 q ,• had underRone_. I.Ulgery at the Mr. and Mrs.~. Ray .Ro1111h, Mao- to-Dally Sentinel, Pomllroy-Middlepoc:::rt::.•. :O:::·•:..:J::u:::ly:.. .::20.::•..:1:::8.:.:81 ·' t~igior;r ;, America . .,. �, --· ' · Mason Personals Hoi'!!~ Hospital, receolly, . · . · returned to hi~ .home. has 1on. . ' . . ' . . • . Mr. and Mrs. Jaiileo. Lavell:_ hlmbus, Mr. . and Mra. , C9ama ·K.ing fiT'• · Mra'. Bill }\l(fie of New Porl ·cter and family of Saulll VU• Mr. and Qrs. Curtis , . S . Mlsa Susan _Johnson and Ray Richie; Florida Is visiting her lage, Illinois are vlsllln& .r~~- McD"!'iel, s~: 'all of ·. _MIUIOII; I 1'\'t Nathan Arnold Ill . Redman both of Mason •. have mother, Mrll. Caroline 'tUm- tiv.S in Mason. and Mlh...a: W. 8M 1\!i:S• Carl Lal\ham1 ;.,,, · . _ : • ·. · "llntloil Preu Jnleroallolial contributions. lncnased from but not sa oonservative as to • . __ er, who Is hOoj!jlallaed at lhe ville o. .· · Mr. and Mrs. David ,Lflnham . Ml'll. Hazel Arnold, _wbo II li .is rumored from lime to $298 million_. in 1963 lo 1317 avoid same fairly sharp' ron· enrolled at Gallipolis Buslnes, Pieasanl Valley ho~pltal · with Miss Claudia Zerkle, . a stU· and family, all 01 -.POtiit Plelis- staUonecFat Ft: McCiellah, _Aia. / ~me that diSIIrunUed churcll million in 1965. Pari or this was troversy among 11! member· School for the fall term. a broken hlp. , dent nurse at the St. . Josephj.ant, Calvin McDaniel .and chll· Is beljtg sent, le Genna,oll . ._ members are conducting a , due to membership growth, but ship. The conlroversy, howev~r, Mr. and Mrs. George Zus- Master Sgt. and MrS. Okey School of Nursln I> vlsltin dren. Mrs. Wayne Bea[ ;ad SaDdra "givers' strike" in ~rote.st l per capital g1vmg also went up has had no visible ellects on 1ls pan, Jr., and family of New· VanMatre , Jr., formerly of ' her parents, Mr. !,d Mrs. Lea! :rod Hetzer, "'l" . qf Mr. !lnd ":"'1' In GaiUpolls _on bus\nell the Ft. Ord, California, are VISit- ter Zerkle ljJ1d Jennifer, .a11d Mrs. John Hetzer, Parkersburg, recently . · against church involvement m jlrom $W.46 to $9>.75 per year. financial support. Smce 1960, ark, Ohio, visited over the civil rights movem~t and • Contributions to the world the Income of the convenllon weekend with their parents, lng her mother, Mrs. Juanita her grandfather, L. J. Rujten- spent two days vlsllinl h,la Vlsltjng with Mr. and Mra. other social reform aciiV!l!es. semce funds of the Methodist has inrreased by 38 per cent. Mr. and Mrs. George . Zuspan, Rayburn, · Mason, before leav- cutt.!r. MisS zerkle will giadu· grandp&t:en~, Mr. ·81¥1 Mrs. Vlrlil Carl and san . ls Mra. 1 Some Individuals doubltess , Church:- ~h•ch fmanej! the den- The Roman ~tholic Ghurch Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. John lng for Munich, Germany for ate in Septembevr. , Harold _Schwarz. _, Carl's 'slsU!r of Grove CIIJ. have cancelled pledges. And • ommatwn s natwnal program does oot pubhsh fmancial McDaniel I th · ' •Mlsa Ma~ Foater daliRbler Mt' and Mrs Dwi""' Carl · j · · · 1 d A k f th · ree years. Mrs Johnnie Stukey enwr· •z '· . · • .. ._. )lOme local congregatiOns proba- and fore1gn m•ss1ons- ncrease re~rts. spo. esman or e The Reverend Marvan Frame ' r • d' ol Mr~. Sarah Foster, Mason, and famlly bave . moved lntD bly have felt the pin!'h of , 6 per cent from 1963 to 1964, Nal•onal Cathohc Welfare Con· and Mrs . Lester Zerkle of the Mr. and Mrs. Stanleyr Saun- , ta\ned with a turkey mner underwent eye suraery at the their new home al Snowville. financl81 reprisal. · and an~ther 10 per cent from fer•••·e said he knew of no Mason Methodist Church are lders are vacatiomng at Miami, on Sunday. Attending _ were Charleston {;eneral H-llal on Mr and Mra Leo Klnl ol · to 196.\. 'catho1Jc· d'•ocese_ that has attending ' . Fl"rld -• · · recently with Bul a UP! survey or ma)OI. 19o4 . the sehoul of Chns•. a and 0ther scen' 1c spots • Mr. and Mrs. David Knopp, Monday. · COlumbus visited 1 denominations lhis week turned Donations Are Up suffered serious fmanclal prob- Uan Mission at West Virginia Their son, Cameron, Is remwn- Buckroe Beach, Va., Mr and Jennifer Zerkle PaulS Wer- her mother Mrs Georgia n. up no evideoce or a givers' In the Episcopal Church the lems because of dissatisfaction Wesleyan College this week. ing with his grandparents, Mr. Mrs. James VanMatre, Boston, ry Debbie Cook 'Christy 1{6w. ma and fo;,lly ' strike on a national scale. amount of money passed ~long with the church's social poli- Mrs. Zerkle is president of the Mr. ~nd Mrs. Curtis McDaniel, Massachusetts, Mrs. DotUe ard, Frank ZusPan, all senior ' · Only one big Protestant body 1by. dioceses to the national cies. •Woman's Society Christian Ser- Sr .. '" Mason, while his par· VEan Matreh, ClaliNfornlaH, and band student at Wah_ama High PLAN FESTIVAL h · · . . ct· N : •ents are away arl Rous o ew aven. F l - the Lut heran C 10rc m denommat1on has increased by When the Arch wcese o1 . ew vice of the local church. Th bl lhd 1 M Cal 1 school, are among those at- NEW HAVEN - 11te our America-has eneountered fin-118 per cent si nce 1963. Orleans integrated its Calhollc The Reverend Mrs. Achsah Mr. and Mrs. Kent Roush, M De . ~ ;y ~ r~l v ~ tending Marshall University Comers 4-H Club Is sponaorln1 ar · '1 I problems llw• may : The Southern Baptist Conven- schools in 1962, militant segre- Miller will be the guest speak- Las Vegas, Nevada, and his c a~•e' edomth d'nneerasan t' Music Camp this week at 1 Festival on July 23 at tho · bl ·a . h' . .. . wa s ouserv WI 1 a · 10 conce1va y ret ect mf' ' • " 1p t10n. largest U.S. Protestant gationists waged a publk er at a meehng of the Mason mother, Mrs. Pauhne Plechnik Marshall. Broad Run Grade School. Jim di~sati.sfaction with its polir.ies. ,body , has been . rei~Uvely campaign to organlze a givers ' WSCS on Monday , at the Mas- of Detroit, Michigan visited re- ~er home on Sunday. Attend- ~ Mr. Cecil Kirk, Mason, spent Hart, leader of the group, r&o Durmg the past two yea~.o;· i conservative on soctal 1ssues, strike. But contributions actual- on Methoidst Church . 1cently with the latter's moth- mg were: Mr . and Mrs . Stanley the weekend at Richwood, W. ported that,~ ~erving will stan th• LCA has '"'"'oved from 1ts j -- --- ly increased thai year. Robert Roach, Mason , who •er, Mrs . Clara Roush, and with Saunders and Cameron of Co- IVa., visiting his oistero. at i p.m. (OST). 31 regional synods unly K5 per cent ,.., the funds it requested to: support the work of t.he t national _churd.l. ~ncluding homt' l and fore1gn m1sstons 1 • While Backlash I 'S .j k 'T 0 o ed '*Ivers tr e urns . ut as verrat \ I I \' ' Denomination ofri.dal!i I". '' r that a wh ite bncklash against .es Jensen of Tessel. Paturick the LCA 's strong stand on race I& Ostrau. Inc. says the technirelatiuns may bft one factor in Ical situation of the market rethe situation. But they point to Imains favorable and notes manother factors which may well jy issues are hitting new highs. be more important, including a 1Th1s. the analyst says. could be sharp controversy over Pres· j the prelude of a widening uf ident Franklin Clark ~~ ry·s . trader confidence in the markpolicy vf combining church ' et colleges and seminaries. .,, feels that continued sta· The United Churrh of Christ biiity on the list this week also has ex~rienced a drop in ' could add to the probabilities the amount of money available favoring the return of the Dow •.o the national denomination Jones industrial average to the for iUI programs. But the 940 level, when(,.'e, aided by fur1 decline has been relatively i ther constructive developments, slight-from · Sll.l million in i it could rise to new highs. 1963 to $10.& million in 1965and is more than offset by an j' Baehe & Co. feels that tradincrease over the same penod ers are weighing the bullish !Utd in the budgets of the United I bearish influences to the mar· Church's 9late conferences. In ket and while they find it reaother words, total contributions sonable enough to maintain pre· twve gone up, but state sent positions, they will require conferences are Laking a larger a lot more confidence before share of the giver's dollar , at any aggressive commitments the expense of the national i are made. body. This kjnd ol jurisdictional - -jockeying has no relation to the Thomas & McKinnon beUnited Church's liberal policies lieves tlle definite slowdown in oO social issues. production actually is bright Clearc1t Picture economic news and all but does I· all the other denomina· away with the posslblllty of a ticns surveyed, the pictun was tax increase this year. The ciP ~ ·1t : Instead of buttoning exlent of the slowdownis imup their ""'kelhooks, their 1 portant but lhe consensus of members are giving more than 1 opinion Is that a topping out of .ver. 11967 earnings will occur, rather T h e U n I t e d Presbyterian than a severe decline. Church, which has been parUcu· larly forthright in its commit· A total eclipse of the sun menl to the cause or social lasts on ly 7~ minues at the justice, reports that its total most. I ', I . . I I •' ,;I i '' RACINE ... 5TH & PEARL STS .-RACINE "The Store With A Hurt" NESTEA INSTANT TEA Family Size Jar 3 oz. jar 19c I I CAT &DOG t ~ FOOD j ' Dove liquid 11 cans $1 c l '! Rllht reserved tG limit QUIIIUU. Clnl 2 - ... ._31c Praiu 2 Magic ___ ......... __ . --• ~,t· 49c .,..... .411•••• Toll $1 u·:JL. 1 C•n• JJUJA. ----------------· $ 99 303 cans Dove Soap SANDWICI1 TIME IS HEREI , ......- ... 91c ........ 79c Ful·l'•lu lfle•t Dept.! M ,-. ... ,_,_ 599·'5 Ground Beef J1~.•13' 3lb. SLICED BOL.OGNA . , can ., .. I KI'OfH Lemonade __ 6 K._ Ploill Buttermilk •-__ •_.- •. - ~ 59c ~.:: 20 Ct.~ ZOO Boxu 69c 'f . ........ CallffWfllg 111 &lze Oranges ••••••• Doz. - Tnoi.Cot-0 ...... Nedlrinei ·-- .. 29c ~ $l09 Hi·C Drinks 3 Blueberries . ___ .- _.-. --_3"""" $1 * ; Drinks __ -.. - 2 ",.: $1 , Vint Ripe Tomatoes Bu the 16• w Tllbt ~ ............... 60e 'f. •. Scotties Celery Hearts .•••.• --.- -· ..... 29c '\ Bo;~~ F•itll "•••• Pork & BeaDS •--··· •••••. 6 ~ $1 Charcoal .St ~GaL Bread ----------····--··· 6 't:· $1 Mo-Fruit Piel __ .- --____ -_.- •..:: 29c t~ .., ¥.... Baby Oil Real Low Price This Wftkl ~··HL09c ........... ·~~~J....... 89e ....._ ' ' . I . ... _.. .. ~ Ice Cream ,t . .,. .. .., Tuuw..-te ··-------··-·,.'tiC , K._ Whllo )4 Dl. Baby Powder Our Own Good All ft\eat Armour's Canned Unit No.I'~ 4 Iced Tu Spoons Rog. l'rlco . . . . Kroger .All Flavor f:.a Kroger Oil ------------- •,..,.. K._ 2 ra.:n""' 49c lb· .NI"- K.._ Argo SweetPeas • 18)1'-0i!i'_lr_ Can '-, Kln11 Sin I,. ....... Biicuit•--------------12~:; Slc • Headquarters For All Your Picnic Supplies Size Family 20oz. bot. ~dmiu.J. SuP;'~" Scopt~ MIDDLEPORT, 0. -·- Lifebouy 12oz. cans Hunt's Flavor Perfect Cl'llp BAKER FURNITURE Ufebouy 10 . 46oz. DelMonte or Stokely's Color TV cbullit . • , ,_.... po1IN" h 5 ... ... __ 37c _,._ 31b. Hou ._. l..., __ _3lc PINEAPPLE JU.ICE 1 fomlly. WITH THIS COUPON 89 Volitt July II lhno s.,t. I . .... .. . . . . . . .... Coffee ........__ . PACKED IN A FREE BEVERAGE S~KER _ __ .elected hudwood JOlleY. . ~~;!.i.'"::;.:rpKtc::;:; ~.... ~~-:.:- pb J CANNED Ham .Salad • :::::; - Ground Round ........... lb. 79c Kroger Reg. or Drip ......... { · Introducing Our Own Fresh Made VHF TlmC with pre-ltlt ... t1u11.Df flv• you dear p1ctW"N. • New Admiral Slid~t Rule Tuniq .A.erubly ••• diii!IU COittzOt -a. tbat let. you. tQDII UHF TV lib a radio. • lo.dmiral Color Fidelity Coutrol ... dial uw warmt.b iDio CIDlor IIDtd black IIDd white TV pieturea. ~=~,:a....U., Circaft .Umlaat. i z itla _.... -tndfortho Ltn Lax All Flavors CA!S p ...,nd- .... Fruh lb. Lux INSTANT COFFEE Unit Ne. 1 ''Cortlu" 4 Pi~• Place Sttting .... !'rico ........ _ ,,_., Le ~ s . . . . . .51 WIT THIS GOUPON .ff Volitt Jut, II lltrv July 31 Detergent (2.3" overall di•pnal. 27•sq. Int. vtlwabtt •r•) brirht pictarea T., ....... • -'•11- Everyday Low Price gal. •.' 1to121t.. Wisk ffJr ., By The Piece ,,..... P:rtiH . ____ 75c GRADE A MILK ELBOW MACARONI • lb. Turkeys Wisk Duilb Modera 8tylbl1 • _....... ol rnaiDI WD1K . , _ . ... .,.,.tful, • $1 savings on Exqllis· ite "Cortina" Stainless Steel Table1 • ware. Kroger Brand ............ ~. 37c The NEILSII:N Model I,RIIIl Ma.terp!Me 21" Colo~ TeleYWon • 28,000 volt adv&DCied Q-21 USDA Choice Tenderau FREEl Game plec" at store. Ntr purchaw r.qvirH te play. ..' lip valuable cou- Thrifty Brand on UIOA Gr. . A. Margarine ............ 47c Homogenized Gold Medal 2 lb. box FOR JULY 21· 22· 23 9:00 to 8:00 SATURDAY 7 Ad•••lral. Cube Steak ___ ..... _.. "'· 99c loll .... lonllll 49c l9c . .. Round Steak Lttan Beef Bl o ogna -. ____ . ... ,.,.- u,:;:gc 9:00 to 6:00 Jo-Bo Brand I Cepyrllht The Krager Co., 1"' K•hns Deluxe Club, Garlic Or All Beef ' b~SSOOCASH AI ' K.-r 8rond Tu•hvt MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING l I i . B9ru IJJ Full Cui Ground Chuck ._......... . That Good Kraft Salad Dressing 200 pkg. I: > Open Monday Thru Friday Open Mon.·Frl.••• ------ 9 to 6 Saturday --------------- 9 to 8 PAPER NAPKINS , I'!' ; '· Ground Fresh New Store HOURS MARKET Como Brand . .... LB. .A qt· I.·, _ _:'T1 .1~ .":'', ~·, .· •' "' , . ·! ~··.... ~ .- ~~ !• Thrifty NOW EFFECTIVE Fui-Valu ' I Top Round Steak -lonele• · Top Round Steak _- ... 89c Bon•toooRump Roast------ .. 89c Hourly · •' ' I" j WIN T....ay lottlhll A say : NEW YORK (UPJ) - Chari· !J i••• I i No Limit To :Nmnber Of Tillrt Y01 May Will · CHATTER WALL ST I I,' · bury MoDanl~l. . 1 q ,• had underRone_. I.Ulgery at the Mr. and Mrs.~. Ray .Ro1111h, Mao- to-Dally Sentinel, Pomllroy-Middlepoc:::rt::.•. :O:::·•:..:J::u:::ly:.. .::20.::•..:1:::8.:.:81 ·' t~igior;r ;, America . .,. �_, ' , ,, ' ) . • IY PilED Gel Extra Cash The Want Ad Way BusiftesS $efyices - - - -- - - - 12-DaUy Sentinel, Pomero~llllddleport, 0 ,, July 20, 1966 .,.\Nl AD INfOR~• ' 1 P. fll. GIAD.. I.. . II Dlr ....,. ON I .,..;'" 1£\ t ~ ~lc....,. IIHnO•r DH4IIIIO liM 4 M ~ CANCI\.LATIONI COUICTIO .. I Will . . tc«IJfotO v.nlll t:tt A. M. PWtieatlea .... o., .. Pomerov -.M_n_•~-·,_c_o_._ Plains on St. Route 681. ' FOR SALE _ Just one block HAVING sold my !arm, I will from doWntown New Haven. sell at auction the following: Newly remodeled 1 llory, 3 All household goods and lur· bedrooms, with family room niture including, I and carport. All electric, un· Electric Range and Relriger· der $9,000. See by appol~ ator H """rt'CI .. II'UMIIIItelt 56 CHEVROLET . --,---.,-.,--- $395 8' Pickup, Solid Cab, 15" comm. tire& and whtPis. Sound motor. rna -" tlth•• .... IMf ......~ ... .., " ' ' " ,......... llldf'rtcf lnMrt• . chairs, I Beds and bedding, ,., ,.,, wa"t •• ..ntc. Real Estate For 1 IIIUt.ATIOMI " " l'i,!.IIIIMI ..... '"" fM ,..... .. .011 " ... let ..., . . . ctMfllel Rt•cPtan•-.•· lr,.n "'"'.. It J · • . . ---AUCTION • ROO!;Jbouse'1iifbath-:-fli> ll--l'•rJfA.,· .. •'l •!!!.•,•4'<.--ltJI :i=llll•.= ==.=!==ill . 1:1;.=.lr-lr"'·-----..---• Saturday, July 23rd, 1:00 P.M( res in Bradbury. Ph. 99%•745«!. tr',,.·· , , ·...," P I Z Z A H0 NDA TWO miles wesl of Tuppers 7 19 6tc For Slle s.te r , 61 GMC _ $1095 Yl Ton 8 £t. Pickup. Wide body, 6 ryl. rngi~e, Cab A-1 ('On· dttton. Whit~ over red fini~h. heatrr, new fir~. Anti~t:~:·· Plltn or wJIII . ad0111. · "' ., 12" 11111 _lh too 1.511 1 Comfltto Corry.Out Som<o Onlerl"' To Spood Out Or'-ln 1 DICK RAWLINGS . CALL WY 2-990$ Crew's Steak House Cuclt/t/' Pick up At G. & G. CAPE Ill w. MAIN POMIROY RADIATOR WHEEL ALIGNMENT Pomeroy Motor Co. I II ONI 011 fHI NICIIT I'EOPLII CALL bwllng1 Honda S.les etc. • WY Will Mlnln~um Cl'l•rt• " centt n conb " ' ""oro tor ll'•r•• can. . Two buffets, Wash stand ~tll/fl• Pomoror. o. 1 1'~-------MIDDLIPOitT, OHIO HCUti'H 1-rt1an1 lron toys, statues, books 7 M ,., cent DiKIIIIUnt 111111 P••• . . 61 CHEVROLET $1395 •M •lit palO wltllln II daJa. Quilting lrames, Wall teJe. POMEROY PEACOCK AVE. 2 Ton LWB, 15" Produce body , V·8 engine, 2 speed R. AxJe, CAitO 0~ THANIU a O•ITUAit•ll EXPERIE~D EXPERIENCED 11 .0 ,., til . . N mtnlmum IHtt 825x20 lin's. De luxe cab. Sharp and C'lean. phone _ 2 story 6 rooms (3 bed· •daltlonll want lc Coffee mill, brass bed, picrooms), bath, basement, bard· OPIIICI YOURS WHEEl I :K 4 . M, to S:Of P M D•IIJ ture framf's wood floors, new cabinet sink, IUUrdOJ I:H 4. M tt 12tH •oan ALI<;NMENl Disbes, elc. me floor covering. $800.00 tT•s 10 IAI" TO "LACI A Tools and miscellaneous down to qualified buyer. asIUUL I llltODtJCI ... lrtd OPEN Ell~~ 9 o00 • lll New Radiator !ho_p WAMT AD and G.M.C. pickup truck sume mortgage. Full price ,1 BRAKE SERVICE PHONE WY 2-2156 2 oil heaters · Cor • Truck • Hooter 500 00 Large metal top bench saw I M~DLEPoRT - 6 room mod· , Cora • Bulldosar Rose Alignment Shop One wheel garden tractor I ern frame home (new CGI} eAny Type I Phon• 992-3576 Notice fo1 Sale 1-Q~ ~ 't scale> : struction), batb, built-in kit· w Meln St. Pomo•o• jiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiiiii' ~~OR REALLY prolcssiunal r<'· 1 ~'·:o·;;;;;;;N"'o'"w-...T_.A_K-tN~G-R~E~N..T~A~L·=r , Plallorm Extension .ladders chen and bar, full basement 1~n Formerly Grueaer 8ody GET OUR suits, deem vour carpets w11i1 RESERVATIONS Lard press, saosage grinder with recreation room, otility I NY 2-21 9 3 Pomeroy '11'1 2-2196 Mlddloport, 0 Works premium qualit y L 1. 1 s Ir e' ON 150 and garage. Fo:-1rn. Rent electrie shampoo Hay field forl1 tile and rope ! room, Large laundry lot in excellent neigh· : AN ~PACH.JE:: Fence slretchl'r 1..~ d $19 500 00 e1 for $1 with purchllst' . Eb I oor.~o ' $6 .500. 00 b ', 8usi·-·· Slip scraper UTE 33. ..._. Services ersbach Hardwan: . 7 14 6tl.: 1 AIR·CONDITIONED e SALES • Small tools and ot;ler items ~ acres, -nice' laying Ia~~ I SEPTIC Iankoleanmg ·,;.rvice .,\'TIIq!LJ ~ t-' urm~ure, -~sh; RENTALS e too numerous lo mention. Ph story frame, 6 rooms, eel- : and electrit: sewer cleaning. mJ~f'ellar.eous t;all 01 wrlle •camping Equipment• Not responsible for accidents • lar, well, some buildings. Call 9U5·~898. Chester. ·Ohio, 111 ••IKtlon of all modtl1 Mrs Huw•rd Cecil. 600 "' , ROUSH & LYONS W. G. Nickels, Owner I House needs some repair. 11• 7 8 l2tp Main >t Pomeroy. I I I. 0. McCoy , Aoclioneer liTHER PROPERTIES!!! I =;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=• WEDNESDAY By Wayuo' G. Brandotadl, M.D. Pomeroy Motor Co. -___ ,!_ 29_ u, I Camping Trailers Reedsv ille, 0. I ~LBEilT M. cox. BROKER AUCTIONEER WINDING TRAIL GARDEN Q - Alter my tblrd baby Open Eves. Pomeroy ttorton St. M••on, W V•. 7 17 Btc Cl d g1 1 BEANS, tomatoes, cabbage and 112.2806 773-5611 Henry elan , a esman COMPLETE SALES club will bave their annua I did not menstruate for 18 cucumbers. Clarence Proffitt ~~~==~~.....,,..;.,;;;:::,;,~.t",__.,._ l., · 1192-3830 MANAGEMENT potluck pienic at Ftoyal Oaks monlbs. My doctor gave m• Portland. Ohio. Ph. 54R-2254 WELL cn•,pned coal mine on N~W t966 BUICK $2564 I Evenings 99Z-m8 or 9!1%-3636 Wdto Phone or Contoct park, Wednesday vening. Mem· some pills that •tarted my per7 14 tfc . Ston ·, Run Road, 60 acres Special VR. 4 d•. Sedan. Thi< 6 ROOM house and bath. gar· JIM CARNAHAN bers are to meet at Stark's lods again. Now, alter my ~. . P carpet~ cl eanl'n• pro~.. of CIJ<~>. Ph SH 2-5022 h£:· nuicl2c is hequipped wi\t' h 8 fam· age and 2 lots, Contact Bob IACINE OHIO Pbarmacy at 5 p.m. and are fourth baby, I have not menK 1• _ !> uous 10 orsepower en· ph 99Z 5431 • • • • • • • 1ems .small _ use H 1u c tween 4 and 6 p.m. 7 8 12tp gine. It has automatic shift , Stewart or one · · -""'"'!"""'"""="'"'."::?.'~"':C"'"; reminded to bring &WD table struated for six months. Can - 1-1!}.310 HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural service. gel prelll\anl again If I don't L1 're wall to wall Rent .I NEIGLER BUIWING SUPPLY radw. loam 1cushion> t · . Jarg> h 1 hub caps. D x. s eenng w ee --- Doxol Bottle Gllll. · Arnold PAST PRESIDENTS of the have a period? . COMPUTER PROGRAMMING electric shampooer $t. Pom BATHROOM plastic tile bi11Ck , and full carpelin~ on floo ,._ I ROOM house and bath, gar· Brothers, 618 E. MaiD st., American Legion Auxlilary of A - Menotruation may ' apDATA PROCESSING eroy Cement Block Co. I aluminum siding, storm doors I fiad~a~r~~~mN Bonus no ·age and 2 loto;;. Contact Bob Pomeroy. 8 Z2 Uc Drew Webster Post will meet pear as eJr)y as eight weeks KEY PUNCH • BURROUGHS : 7 t8 6tc 1 and windows We build the 1 t h 99z.5431 1 Wrlto or coli colloct lAroe Code i ~--. best and repair the rest. Call NEW 1966 BUICK $2993 . S ewar or P one · KARL GRUESER, plumblttg Wednesday . evening, at I he alter deliver-Y 10 a woman who 7 14 610 11 and 1 614) 224-4175 BLUE LUSTRE not ony rids · Oh t.eSa bre VB 4 dr Sedan. Thi' heating, Minersville, home of Mrs. Mayme Holmes, does notardl breas~feed 1 Melropollt.n School carpets o/ so1·1 but leaves pr'le Guy N~igler , Racme. io. h r II · d B · k 123 b h her child f 14 Is r e u size u•c · ~ Ohio. End your sewer trouble. College ·· ~ad, Syracuse. Memut, reg ess ol ow you 67 North High ~·· soft and lofty. Rent eleclric 6 JOIO · inch wheelbase, 260 borse· t4 IJ ped _,.._ bab th tl ·eed· Columbus, Oh1o I power vs engine. It has the '-' II ,. We bave all size sewer maclJ. bers are to bring wrap su- your y, e me reqwrec: As Seen On T.V. shampooer $1. Baker Furni· HUDGE'T fRlCED fuiiiituri ~oo automatic transmission, iDes. Reasonable rates. Call for the adopted nurse, Con- ror the reappearance of men~:':':::"~;-;-;;;;:;;;"'~':"'""'"':: I ture Co. 7 19 5tc o1.1r tbird n.ur budget shop. four barren carburetor. Pow· POMEROY _ 2 story frame, WY 2-2974, day or nigbt. stance Thoma. 1truaUoo varies widely. When ADAMS TRADING Post is 1966 STEREO-Radio equipped Baker Furtt'lture, Middleport ~atl~eC:ai~i~. &w~i~~8j ~j~~: 6 large rooms, 1\2 baths, full g 15 tfc ~ THURSDAY ovulatJon is re-established menopen I days a week: Mon· Lovely walnut finish . 4 speed Ohio. II 12 tic custom seal belts and DeluKe Imsement. gas fired hot wat· l AIR CONDITIONING Refrl •~ CIDCKEN SVP~ER at struatioo will occ~ II th~ uter· day through Saturday. Wei intermixed changer. Twin ' - ·-~--··· wheel co,.rs. Special no er heating, large front porch, ti . J k' R Ml Morillh Baptist Church us has not been ompregnated. have radio ami televiSIOn. speaker system. This sel is ANTIQUE walnut secretary, trade Summer Bonus price (l!f garage. Good location. $9,- 8 se~ce. ~c s ~r~ Fourth and Main-sts, Middle.. It is possible, therefore, to gc pair, also plenty ol anhque in very nice condition. Pay 71'. ft. high. Dinner bell. $2·993 ·00 500.00. · era on, ew VI!IL on port, Tbursday, July Zl. All from one ~gnancy into anot)l 537 · 4 6 lfc Welcome. HoUI'8,. 4 p.m.~:30 p. er witbol having m lntervm· items. Mam St. m RuUand, balance due $09.2!1 or 16 per Pb. 992-6236. 7 18 3tc BLAETTNARS POMEROY 1\2 story frame, I TV 2-3 7 20 0. Ph. 742-53D4. tic month. Try it in your home - - ~- -5 rooms, bath, cellar, front il!:W!NG mactunea, repaJr ..,. m. r~ menstrual period. Pomeroy, Oh'io oua THER_E. WILL be a public hear· Call 992-3218. 7 19 6tc TWO matching corner cabinets, porch, large Jot, can be Ylee, aU makea. WY W284. town hall, Thursday, 7:10 p.m. ing on the budget for Chester A-UT0 MATIC ZIG zag Se wm · g · $50; mahogany table, Free bought with $500 down, bal· 1\e P'abrr< Shop. Pomeroy MEIGS COUNTY Democrat Q -11 a ..,, .... Will borD ,... ~ $20·, 1I buffet $20·, 1 dinette .\RAB kills pests best! township tonight at 8 p. m. machine. Blind hems, monoyour borne from termites, ance $42.03 per montb. Lo- Authorized SJneer Sales lltd club will m..t at ll)e Syracuse malurely, would it be possible at the Chester Town HaiL grams, makes buttonholes, table and 6 chairs $35' I i ants, cockroaches, crickets, cated on Rt. 7, $4,000. Service ; l!l Uc town hall, Thursolay, 7:30 p.m. for her to bear a child later Wyllis Frost, Clerk, of Chest· sews on buttons, darns. patch· wooden rocking chair $5; I scorpiollS, silverfish, spiders, SYRACUSE - 2 story frame READY-MIX concrete delivli- All members are urged to a~ in life? er Townslup. 7 20 ltc es, etc. All without attach· round coffee table $4; I green wasps and water bugs. Avail· home, 8 rooms (4 bedrooms), ed right to your project. Fast tend. Ladies are asked to bring A - Premalarlly would not ments. Pay $5 per month or plastic rocker and ottoman Ki Build bath, basement, forced atr and ea~. Free eat!ma•-. sandwiches or cookies. in itself, be a reason f,or inf~r· Card of Th11n~s 115 1 d I t' k d ab1• at ng ers 8upp1Y ba_, ood ., "" TH A OMEN of pay balance due $64.44. Free ; re Pas oc r\IC er an Co., Mlddleporl 4 2!1 tic furnace heating, •vW Poone 1192-3284, Goeglein PHILA E Vf tility. 1 OUR - MOST sincere thanks home demo. Call 99Z.JZ18. ottoman $20; gold couch lloors, corner lot 1501100, Ready·Mil eo.. Middleport. tm! Middleport Church of Christ Q - Jo there any possibilil~ tended to H 1ze H I . 7 !9 6IO and chair $55; 2 walnut step I good Iocotion Only $9.500. Ohw ' . 6 30 tfo w11l have a prcmc droner on the of an ectopr'c pregnancy "' a~• e•. 1 o r .,.. tables $!•·, I brown p'"'stic RATS, MICE eliminated for. ~..curP1tal ots di\ctors nurses • •• Eb , Albert M. Cox, Broker 1 .,...,. N •:Eft ch . urch lawn Thursday evening ring in a W<>man who has ~ad • .' , • BOY'S bicycle and a girl's bt· couch and chair MO ·. 1 metal ever. "Get Star.. ~ ers 1 and S ,.~. 111 ll". b and staff to Ewmg s Funeral / ~ R · Henry Clel , a1esmau at 6:30 p.m. Mem ers are to hf'r uterus but not her ovaries ; cycle. Phone Wlllie Freckor, bed complete $25; porch glid- 1 i>ach Hardware, Sugar on 99%-3838 ,eom . •1"10 !lervrce take a food disb and table ser- and tube•.' removed' Home, and to !he Rev. L. Chester. Ohio 985-3569. er and 2 chairs (ml' tall $10; I Feed. p: ·,en's Hardware. 992-3636 I' b ' ...... Simpson ' for ktDdnesses up· Evenings 992-2.568 or 7 20 3t Write. Pro•"• or 1.... vice .. ln case of rain. it. will e A _ Not utes1 the opera7 JY J't I• I chest of drawers S5. Call · 1 11 <~' Otp di on the death of . our dear I . .. _. _ _ · c o\. 1.. ~RAUI>'mtu beld 1n the church 1\JM room. tive technique was faulty and 7 20 6tc ! mother, Mollie Brown. Sign· 4!i X 8 - 2 bedroom bousetrail· 992·310 74 ROOM house and balh, bot Racllle, Ublo even then the chances would be ed : Sons, Robert L. and er. Melvin Little, Cheshire, NO. 1 AND 2 potatoes, Charles ! and cold water, on Oliver t RACINE AMERICAN LE· minimal. • 1 110 Gentle Brown, and daughter, 1 Ohio. 7 17 6tp j llilton, Portland, 0. Ph. 843· St. in Middleport, 0. Phone orion Post 602 will meel at the Our summer appliance sale , 1 W ~-' •· Lelar Johnson . 7 20 210 IHAY. Ph. 99Z·7931. 7 19 6tc 2638. 7 li 6tc I ;., in full swing. Jlll2-;l&&. 7 20 6tc .mo oyment lnt- post borne Thursday, July 21, Q - Wltb tlfte of my five c:-1-----WANTED - Work for b u I J. at 8 p.m. Commander James cbildren the membranes ruulur· Fer Rent Better pric es than ever on viii Auto ..,. I · Freezers, Refrieerators. Wa· - ' - - -- - - - - dozer, Phone 992-2208. Hay Hill requests all members ed three days before the baby APARTMENT, J rooms and DAILY CROSSWORD sher-Dryer Pairs, Elec. Ran6 27 !Otc attend. Speclai8J1esls will be was boru. Wlult would cause - IKI"'N r . nd"t ' s· •MGB, red with black 1 Ioner bath, nicely furnished, udults ACROSS ges an d A.l.l'........ LiJUoll Mike Jenkins and Roger Rousb ,.,_ uW.? be A tft Clrn· ft Ch interior, wlte wheels, 4 new ck Bo 5 wanted, 126 Mul rry ve. 1. Weight! 1. Mohampatrn's 1 cu. · •st ~ 1195 Michelen tires, excellent coP.. •-al Notice delegates to Bu eye9 ys A - WileD tbe mem bra Dtl Ph. 99'J.6698. 1 IS tfc , ,. ~uoq. J:~~~~ey ~:~u~~~h-. .-,1- - dition. Ph. 992.szsg or 992-- : ___;-t~:.:,~~:-::'""•-=•"o"'T"rc'"o.:___ _ IState. Cbicken barbecue wm be rupture before the onset of Ia· 22 .~~~pent 2. Guldonlan THREE aud four room turoii& ~: r:::ew• val!d'l FREEZER ----~~~ $235 332.8. bor, "dry labor'' results. .The 7 20 3tp tJUl1aftl Grant Ellep, WhOM adG· held after the meetin&. false no(e food Fne lctc Cream With Each 1'\11111. l8 t-o HenrJ Eltep, Mason, we.. TWIN CITY SHRINE club cause is unkoown. ed andWYunfurnished apart· Frener & Refrigerator. 1959 .l'L"ORD Galaxie, Carolyn Vlrrtm•, nottfled lbat on h ld lamll y plen!c 8I n. ments. ..-5434. 12 6 Uc 10. Went \1 3. Solid 23. ;..•egathe 22nd Illdll.yherellJI of April, 19$1. Jroc~QM will 0 a lWYor badly t . Tellurium: tive Ph. WY 2-2181 Evans, Forest Run. Ph. WI· .r..tep, bcJn1 Plollntlff rued her {l!:tl· a1 Oaks park, Thursday, July q _ Wile. 1 was four montba 27 FOUR ROOM furuisbed apart· UtCulture sym. · ~~~~;;! 9-3673 after 5 p.m. 7 19 Stp ~rt~aanc~~o~~~,::!~n:::_ 'Co~~ 21, at 4:30 p.m. Bring own taa pregnant I bad a menstrual 4 14 tfc medium s . Relation~ • - ty. Oblo. Case No. 13.1124, prayln.\1 for od .,.,,_ ·- pened ment WY 2-3658. ]8. Barren s hips :28. Dried YHterday 'l .......~r ~EROY Miscell•neous dh•oree from Uid William Grant ble service. peri . "W5 never u.lllp f 6 . F'Joa~ coconut eustoc!J' of tnlnor ctukl. teJD· THREE and four room or H. Japanese '· Territor ial 2'9. Flat 3~. Right-hand OHI O - - -- - · - - Ettep. PGr•ry llnd pcrmaMbt 1Uppor1 and TWIUGHT GARDIN club to me before. What does it lliabed apartments. AD uti)i.. mile page e MATCHING blond cocktaU and ou..r proper reliet, on the pounu _...:n hold its annual picnic ilt mean? rneuure 8. Small caps 39 F0 II d t bl bl d drop leaf ot troM ncl&ecl of duly and eJtreme nw A II II lhl th I Uea paid. Phone WY 2-2116. ' 16. Ponder sofa 31. "Ru le · ow JKk W. Clney, Mgr. en II es, on cruelty, 1-.Jd caun will -be ror hear· lhe borne of Miss Ada Hoskins, pos1 e 8 YOU Rowley and Reec1 After 6 l7. Period 1. More Britannia" 40. ~~~~~fer dining room table and chair. m, on or after t3tb day of AuiUJt Thursday at e:30 p.m. Members hav'e a false pregnancy but, if 8 p. m. call W'Y 2..aa7t.. Also a TV antenna. Ph. 992- ttNNJ. Joann• a~p. Plalnti tt are .... ~uo~.... covered dish you are truly pregnant, this 32. ~~7:0 ~~ H. Rubber 219. Crib 11 expds~d 0. Showed · Feats tree 1965, 2 BEDROOM, 50 X: 10 mo- 5216. 7 19 3tc ~.·•. 0~ PlainUff w --a 8 ture detach.. 3 tfc t he way 13. Redaf'l football =:0;;,--,----=c;-=c ~ • ... _, and own table service. may mean prema ==o:-==~--,::-;= 21. Russian 16. Exuberplaver 46. SyllaDie of bile borne. Completely furn· TWO snow • mud grip Tires, <e> 29; m '· u. 20. 271 (8) 3. 6te ONE WON ONE class of the ment of the pl~ta. In all}' SEVEN ROOM house in Syramonk MCe 33 Citadel scale ished and set up , ready to WS W II t ...., 11 would be a serious IN HUNTINGTON Pomeroy ~ a"""" -•---·• cuse. Be ready for occupancy 2•. Plur&l '// 12 ~~ 1• ~//I• I• I• ("/_,.; move in. Located in Middle· 7:35 x 14, . . ., exce en ••~• -..-• ww~ .,_ and should be tr ted 88 on August 4. Phone WY Z. endlnr >'/ ,'// V..0 port, o. Take over payments condition, reasonably priced. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Carman will have a· picnic .at Middle- ..,.., as 2455. 7 18 tfc 25. ~:f.a '-.,..+-t-1-"'V~n ~,,...+l'-1of-+-t'"""'f--l of $M.51 per month. For 134 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. and sons, Bruce and Danny, port park, Thnrsday, at 6 p.m. ID emergency. 3_tc_ Peach Fork, were in Hunt· In case ef rain, it will be held "_ lsallered from "bg'·- unfurnislr- I ··.-eotumbl.un 26 Child ft" showing of this home,7 17 pbone - - - - - : : - - _7_ 1::':: 1 gton 4 ROOMS with- bath, : r.,._ &•-S d . 't· 'th at the church " "' ed. &e at 490 Maple St., Mid· = 'Ym [::'% , I'" ,...,. ~· -""~•761. ~ uv• •·-"•nell Opportunillft m on un ay vtst tng WI • blues" or """'"artum me•·dleport, 0. Ph. 99%-2936. >o. Most ,. .u ====-~c:..!:.:..:..:.:...._:..;, Mrs. Carman's niece, Mr. and FRIDAY dlolla altar my lwD ehlldren 7 19 3tc 1 " · ~:~le •T I'" ~ •• ~·· An'ENTION ~· CWyllis Georgland PAST MATRON'S CL~ ..~ were hom end bad to take 1 Evangeline Chapter, OES, .....- tranqulllzera for a loDg time contraction An opportunity for a person •~•· arman 1 • . • I ROOM cottage on corner of I a•. Wrath I" ,.. I" 10 AND with sales ability to obtain San4ers. Motile Smith, Mul· dleporl will hold lbelr UIIIW Wbal causea lhts? Palmer and 41h Streets in 1 ;;-. Losh::V~V/ I<> ~ I" V .W an Area Distributorship on lD berry Ave.. ·Pomeroy, accom- picniC Fralday evening at 8 p. A -Tile caue of !he nervMiddleport. Pb. Jlli2-1'\00. 1 ~ ~.. V/. t::01-r/Texolusive item. can earn panted the Carmant1 end villi- m. at the COUD!ry home of Mr. ....... and severe depression 7 20 3tc " ·!:;lam" 1"'~1'" I" I" MakeYourReseroations ,1,0110 per month or more. edhergrenddaughterandfam· end Mrs. Mal Harrah near IOIDeiiiDesoblervediDJINinlllr~• ~ ~ For Rentals Now. Necessary capital to qualify ily, Lindo Crockett and ~auglr Chester. Memberl are to lite C1 or Immediately following de1 ROOM trailer. everything fur· •2. Repair a 1'4 nished, relt1gerator, cook chair """" I pr.'47?11:-:-+--i will be $1,000 for merler, Georgta Sanders, who 11 a covered dish 111111' table llvmt 11 believed to be o om o otove, natural gas. Close to .a. !;.'::~nlo 1•• I'' ~ I"' BIG BEND chanclise. Write full details mueh Improved from a recent vjce. ldncl ol subconscloua 1 a r. 1 my hom•. Will rent to pen· .,. .. cter ,"' 0' TRAILER SALES 1o Box 668-G, Daily Sentinel illness. THE ROCK SPRINGS Belter Moat IDOiberll rec:over but the lloners or private person or :~: ~r::,k '// •• ROUTE 124 . Pomeroy, 0. 7 18 Ztc N.Y. STATE GOLF Health Club will meet In the candllloo nf11t1 ,ecurs iD subSf', couple. V~nleJ Brewer, pertormor 1'.. '// ----.,..,-:---;--church yard Friday at 11 a.m. qaent ]li'OllDIDCiel. Early Portland, Ohio. Ph. VI 3-2f!OII. 47. Fi•h i>h~;f--t-t-f;~iif'-jrt--V7J AI S!/Tac1J3< Corporation tecf KIAMESHA LAKE, N.Y. to go to the home ol Mrs, ,uti and I'08III'IIIce b 0 0 , •B. Baker' a 10: ===-;;-;W=anru;:;--;;o::;::-;;..- (VPI) -Bill Tyron, Mark Graeser, Sltadl. for their he all b 7 20 tic - - - - - -- - man HO 1!161 TRIUMPH motorcycle, 650 WAn:R HAVLING, Pbooe 992- lille holder from Elmira, W<>D lD!Iual plcDic. . =~ lltal~ -'eel 1but, lnsurenc• IJ•JLY CRYPTOQUOTE _ Here'• how to wort. It: CC, saddle bags a 1 d winedd· 7266 8 9 30tc his openlng match Tuesday In THE MIDDLEPORT Boys' U ...~ ~-_ ....._ N..hl,.. 1101 ouw-, -""''" ,. shield, recenUy overhAul ==·===:;-;::o:::c:-::= rk s te Am leur GUiald ...,.._. AtJTOMOBILE insurance been ... X Y D L B A A X a end pam'ted excellent candl· EXTERIOR and lnlerior paint- the New Yo Ia a Lea8J1e will ..,.....r an e lrfc CODIII!Ialloo .....; Ia tbe lied ? , -~ , Ia L 0 N 0 F E L L 0 W • end . .., GoiJ championship with a 5 and teen dance ••"'- wilb lilt }1/11 -.... be'•"" cancelicense? . .,, lion. Alva Clark. Pb,667·3242. ing,job roofor by bour. repatrPh. wo .._, o'ver Joe Valentino of '"'· ~ coune of ..._ .... dllellle ,..... •'a Callyour W'l opera. 2-2966. One letter limply atandB for another. In this !lamp1e A 1• UHd 7 17 Sic by VI •., • ~• ,.. n"'w'J uua co-••• .._... H~ .·'""I . , . . u.uw • 15 J . tor tho threo L'e, X and for the two O'o,of eto. Slnr!O lettera, apoll- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - ~oo. ' 7 17 • - ""racuse. I to 11 p. m. at lhe llllddle(l!)rt N~_... .... ..., -•nllJII . .. w.:: t.rophi~ the lehJ1h formation the- words are all hlnta. 6.ol ......... U1 Tbe pob11c uu •a.-u: • c:en , ,., ¥VoN one ............ '· . SAI.'f.S & SERVIa I'QPenllf, =~a, muabl'oo!ti. liam or IIRYICIII HIRII ment only. Phone New aven ~2241. · 7 17 6up • AT ITS G~TEST : . ' :::::::: ' · - · '7,;'' • 'w"""' - • SERVICE BRAKE SERVIa • I l B aettnars . KEiftJ GOBLE FORD 1 ·-·- DEAL 66 CHEVROLET t', ._ !l:~~~~~~~~~~f~=~~~~~~~~~ 1 SO(:tAL CAI.ENDAR 'I • GASULINI! ALLEY lioll4. Chip.uou ve reaii4 flipp ea for DOt:TOR thi~ ~abe , ha"en.'t IJOU • SA\'S Thi~ i0 It, StubbG' The minute L laia e4e• .on her- ~ SAM! I ZOWI~' _________..,.._____ SPECIAL PROGRAM EXP ANDED IBM ! 1 II 1 .. 'tiE 80RIIt LOSE II 1) I I · "'u"lt'u tnl 1 /t ., I 1 1 f. 0: re- i 1,. I l ( lly HAROLD GRAY ~Kf· ~· \ i ~~I li\IIR HAO . 1 BIG SALE! · ~.-. i FOOGET IT, PA.L, I'M QA[) I WAS NEM ... NOW TEU.. ME WHAT il .• • • 'r(l..I'RE- POIN ' (l.fT HERE 10 4 TRAVEL TRAILERS ' ' ' ,Crockm:' ~ · lw~t-tlme · ~ ~ ,. .. ; COpyllll Sem... Cop ,.. made of le&al papera. brrtll """r<l' aod aunost any other d R tn -. I'D ellltr '"'"""' me..., For 51.. 11115 HONDA. 3500 miles, . .l!ft h Pb160,992-5519 ...., cas . . . 7 15 Btc PONY, PIL 99Z·7931. 7 19 3tp Eaoh d&y the code lettero .... different. " ~yp<ovom Quotatloa • H B v TAB B F B M v A X H FIll v X P w K p M p T v MQQ0 x c s Mp T A - X Q H SA T M C X N FB • P WWA S H CAUTION Y..!""'CT•>'W•ITHCryDp~B•:-ON:D=~~~:i'ss.-<:OIJl'ON BUT ~ -· (0 1..,, ur• •..-•M:atl', rnc. • I 1&\r• ,.... -~ DON'T. pump your sluggish sep- !iOMEONE to help cara for illCommunity Park. lie . tank. Get Klean-Em-AII valid, Uve In, room.and hoard, JETS WORIOtrr It weleotn;~_ ...... ,. · PEEKSKILL, N.Y. (VPI) .,.,.,_,.,. SepIIc Tank Cleanor. Land• small wqet, Olesler,. 0. P!L The New York Jeta continued THE POMEROY High jCbool llllll'k Farm Bureau., 1 ·~· 915-31136. 7 17 etc •· lmr·......s coach Weeb. Ewbank ebeerl . end . era .. will itpiiiiOr .w. • ~~ ::;;:7~~::;;:=-n.:<oo;;MI w ===-=o -- · ·WILL DO balinJ. Ph. 99Z-'19SL .wltb .their speed durmg TaOS' hiP schOOl dlllce partt ...... SORRY SAL Is now a Merry 7 II t11p day'a workouts, prompting the Saturday ni8ht at lilt ~ Gal. She used Blue Lustre . ·-" tb •--'- ___. ""•""- II I "'JIL rue end upholstery eleaner. A OOMPANJON for elder!¥. teamveteranthe mfaseotesttor hlee ha"""s seene ln""'""'case"':'~.:.'::"ill: ..' dlllce . . rwill Rent electrr·... shampooer $1. lady. Good ·•aiiii'J and a com- 1 ~ b .,... --•-' head coach be held .. lD ,...., tbl ......, ........,. Pickens Hardware Co., Inc. 7 19 ole lortable . bome. Pb. 1192-7044. s nee '"' ecame I . 7 3031c iD 1H7. • ...,. w- ' . IIOWL!NG GBEI!lN, '· Ohio a1w tu . IDiDim> • "'-" field II..._,,_,__ •OONHW ~- ..,._ (OPI) ..., A ~ U~nlr~ ~}•. named , -•• • ...._ ""1' , Tile. wdv-'..; llld the field win ......,...'=._ M .._..•• ~.,. _.... ~-~ -·WeeniiUCCetlllul'a altiletle.._~-~ __. .......... ~ Ja,lllldllol7. 1-U C:>flllnd him of . ~ H. Ja~Je! ' ;~ ""''''·,, : ' !!. ' ·i' I r:z.• I'H<''I'O . .. ... 1'• ~ i•• ... .~ R CAMPE S '* .~ '''! '!. �_, ' , ,, ' ) . • IY PilED Gel Extra Cash The Want Ad Way BusiftesS $efyices - - - -- - - - 12-DaUy Sentinel, Pomero~llllddleport, 0 ,, July 20, 1966 .,.\Nl AD INfOR~• ' 1 P. fll. GIAD.. I.. . II Dlr ....,. ON I .,..;'" 1£\ t ~ ~lc....,. IIHnO•r DH4IIIIO liM 4 M ~ CANCI\.LATIONI COUICTIO .. I Will . . tc«IJfotO v.nlll t:tt A. M. PWtieatlea .... o., .. Pomerov -.M_n_•~-·,_c_o_._ Plains on St. Route 681. ' FOR SALE _ Just one block HAVING sold my !arm, I will from doWntown New Haven. sell at auction the following: Newly remodeled 1 llory, 3 All household goods and lur· bedrooms, with family room niture including, I and carport. All electric, un· Electric Range and Relriger· der $9,000. See by appol~ ator H """rt'CI .. II'UMIIIItelt 56 CHEVROLET . --,---.,-.,--- $395 8' Pickup, Solid Cab, 15" comm. tire& and whtPis. Sound motor. rna -" tlth•• .... IMf ......~ ... .., " ' ' " ,......... llldf'rtcf lnMrt• . chairs, I Beds and bedding, ,., ,.,, wa"t •• ..ntc. Real Estate For 1 IIIUt.ATIOMI " " l'i,!.IIIIMI ..... '"" fM ,..... .. .011 " ... let ..., . . . ctMfllel Rt•cPtan•-.•· lr,.n "'"'.. It J · • . . ---AUCTION • ROO!;Jbouse'1iifbath-:-fli> ll--l'•rJfA.,· .. •'l •!!!.•,•4'<.--ltJI :i=llll•.= ==.=!==ill . 1:1;.=.lr-lr"'·-----..---• Saturday, July 23rd, 1:00 P.M( res in Bradbury. Ph. 99%•745«!. tr',,.·· , , ·...," P I Z Z A H0 NDA TWO miles wesl of Tuppers 7 19 6tc For Slle s.te r , 61 GMC _ $1095 Yl Ton 8 £t. Pickup. Wide body, 6 ryl. rngi~e, Cab A-1 ('On· dttton. Whit~ over red fini~h. heatrr, new fir~. Anti~t:~:·· Plltn or wJIII . ad0111. · "' ., 12" 11111 _lh too 1.511 1 Comfltto Corry.Out Som<o Onlerl"' To Spood Out Or'-ln 1 DICK RAWLINGS . CALL WY 2-990$ Crew's Steak House Cuclt/t/' Pick up At G. & G. CAPE Ill w. MAIN POMIROY RADIATOR WHEEL ALIGNMENT Pomeroy Motor Co. I II ONI 011 fHI NICIIT I'EOPLII CALL bwllng1 Honda S.les etc. • WY Will Mlnln~um Cl'l•rt• " centt n conb " ' ""oro tor ll'•r•• can. . Two buffets, Wash stand ~tll/fl• Pomoror. o. 1 1'~-------MIDDLIPOitT, OHIO HCUti'H 1-rt1an1 lron toys, statues, books 7 M ,., cent DiKIIIIUnt 111111 P••• . . 61 CHEVROLET $1395 •M •lit palO wltllln II daJa. Quilting lrames, Wall teJe. POMEROY PEACOCK AVE. 2 Ton LWB, 15" Produce body , V·8 engine, 2 speed R. AxJe, CAitO 0~ THANIU a O•ITUAit•ll EXPERIE~D EXPERIENCED 11 .0 ,., til . . N mtnlmum IHtt 825x20 lin's. De luxe cab. Sharp and C'lean. phone _ 2 story 6 rooms (3 bed· •daltlonll want lc Coffee mill, brass bed, picrooms), bath, basement, bard· OPIIICI YOURS WHEEl I :K 4 . M, to S:Of P M D•IIJ ture framf's wood floors, new cabinet sink, IUUrdOJ I:H 4. M tt 12tH •oan ALI<;NMENl Disbes, elc. me floor covering. $800.00 tT•s 10 IAI" TO "LACI A Tools and miscellaneous down to qualified buyer. asIUUL I llltODtJCI ... lrtd OPEN Ell~~ 9 o00 • lll New Radiator !ho_p WAMT AD and G.M.C. pickup truck sume mortgage. Full price ,1 BRAKE SERVICE PHONE WY 2-2156 2 oil heaters · Cor • Truck • Hooter 500 00 Large metal top bench saw I M~DLEPoRT - 6 room mod· , Cora • Bulldosar Rose Alignment Shop One wheel garden tractor I ern frame home (new CGI} eAny Type I Phon• 992-3576 Notice fo1 Sale 1-Q~ ~ 't scale> : struction), batb, built-in kit· w Meln St. Pomo•o• jiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiiiii' ~~OR REALLY prolcssiunal r<'· 1 ~'·:o·;;;;;;;N"'o'"w-...T_.A_K-tN~G-R~E~N..T~A~L·=r , Plallorm Extension .ladders chen and bar, full basement 1~n Formerly Grueaer 8ody GET OUR suits, deem vour carpets w11i1 RESERVATIONS Lard press, saosage grinder with recreation room, otility I NY 2-21 9 3 Pomeroy '11'1 2-2196 Mlddloport, 0 Works premium qualit y L 1. 1 s Ir e' ON 150 and garage. Fo:-1rn. Rent electrie shampoo Hay field forl1 tile and rope ! room, Large laundry lot in excellent neigh· : AN ~PACH.JE:: Fence slretchl'r 1..~ d $19 500 00 e1 for $1 with purchllst' . Eb I oor.~o ' $6 .500. 00 b ', 8usi·-·· Slip scraper UTE 33. ..._. Services ersbach Hardwan: . 7 14 6tl.: 1 AIR·CONDITIONED e SALES • Small tools and ot;ler items ~ acres, -nice' laying Ia~~ I SEPTIC Iankoleanmg ·,;.rvice .,\'TIIq!LJ ~ t-' urm~ure, -~sh; RENTALS e too numerous lo mention. Ph story frame, 6 rooms, eel- : and electrit: sewer cleaning. mJ~f'ellar.eous t;all 01 wrlle •camping Equipment• Not responsible for accidents • lar, well, some buildings. Call 9U5·~898. Chester. ·Ohio, 111 ••IKtlon of all modtl1 Mrs Huw•rd Cecil. 600 "' , ROUSH & LYONS W. G. Nickels, Owner I House needs some repair. 11• 7 8 l2tp Main >t Pomeroy. I I I. 0. McCoy , Aoclioneer liTHER PROPERTIES!!! I =;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=• WEDNESDAY By Wayuo' G. Brandotadl, M.D. Pomeroy Motor Co. -___ ,!_ 29_ u, I Camping Trailers Reedsv ille, 0. I ~LBEilT M. cox. BROKER AUCTIONEER WINDING TRAIL GARDEN Q - Alter my tblrd baby Open Eves. Pomeroy ttorton St. M••on, W V•. 7 17 Btc Cl d g1 1 BEANS, tomatoes, cabbage and 112.2806 773-5611 Henry elan , a esman COMPLETE SALES club will bave their annua I did not menstruate for 18 cucumbers. Clarence Proffitt ~~~==~~.....,,..;.,;;;:::,;,~.t",__.,._ l., · 1192-3830 MANAGEMENT potluck pienic at Ftoyal Oaks monlbs. My doctor gave m• Portland. Ohio. Ph. 54R-2254 WELL cn•,pned coal mine on N~W t966 BUICK $2564 I Evenings 99Z-m8 or 9!1%-3636 Wdto Phone or Contoct park, Wednesday vening. Mem· some pills that •tarted my per7 14 tfc . Ston ·, Run Road, 60 acres Special VR. 4 d•. Sedan. Thi< 6 ROOM house and bath. gar· JIM CARNAHAN bers are to meet at Stark's lods again. Now, alter my ~. . P carpet~ cl eanl'n• pro~.. of CIJ<~>. Ph SH 2-5022 h£:· nuicl2c is hequipped wi\t' h 8 fam· age and 2 lots, Contact Bob IACINE OHIO Pbarmacy at 5 p.m. and are fourth baby, I have not menK 1• _ !> uous 10 orsepower en· ph 99Z 5431 • • • • • • • 1ems .small _ use H 1u c tween 4 and 6 p.m. 7 8 12tp gine. It has automatic shift , Stewart or one · · -""'"'!"""'"""="'"'."::?.'~"':C"'"; reminded to bring &WD table struated for six months. Can - 1-1!}.310 HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural service. gel prelll\anl again If I don't L1 're wall to wall Rent .I NEIGLER BUIWING SUPPLY radw. loam 1cushion> t · . Jarg> h 1 hub caps. D x. s eenng w ee --- Doxol Bottle Gllll. · Arnold PAST PRESIDENTS of the have a period? . COMPUTER PROGRAMMING electric shampooer $t. Pom BATHROOM plastic tile bi11Ck , and full carpelin~ on floo ,._ I ROOM house and bath, gar· Brothers, 618 E. MaiD st., American Legion Auxlilary of A - Menotruation may ' apDATA PROCESSING eroy Cement Block Co. I aluminum siding, storm doors I fiad~a~r~~~mN Bonus no ·age and 2 loto;;. Contact Bob Pomeroy. 8 Z2 Uc Drew Webster Post will meet pear as eJr)y as eight weeks KEY PUNCH • BURROUGHS : 7 t8 6tc 1 and windows We build the 1 t h 99z.5431 1 Wrlto or coli colloct lAroe Code i ~--. best and repair the rest. Call NEW 1966 BUICK $2993 . S ewar or P one · KARL GRUESER, plumblttg Wednesday . evening, at I he alter deliver-Y 10 a woman who 7 14 610 11 and 1 614) 224-4175 BLUE LUSTRE not ony rids · Oh t.eSa bre VB 4 dr Sedan. Thi' heating, Minersville, home of Mrs. Mayme Holmes, does notardl breas~feed 1 Melropollt.n School carpets o/ so1·1 but leaves pr'le Guy N~igler , Racme. io. h r II · d B · k 123 b h her child f 14 Is r e u size u•c · ~ Ohio. End your sewer trouble. College ·· ~ad, Syracuse. Memut, reg ess ol ow you 67 North High ~·· soft and lofty. Rent eleclric 6 JOIO · inch wheelbase, 260 borse· t4 IJ ped _,.._ bab th tl ·eed· Columbus, Oh1o I power vs engine. It has the '-' II ,. We bave all size sewer maclJ. bers are to bring wrap su- your y, e me reqwrec: As Seen On T.V. shampooer $1. Baker Furni· HUDGE'T fRlCED fuiiiituri ~oo automatic transmission, iDes. Reasonable rates. Call for the adopted nurse, Con- ror the reappearance of men~:':':::"~;-;-;;;;:;;;"'~':"'""'"':: I ture Co. 7 19 5tc o1.1r tbird n.ur budget shop. four barren carburetor. Pow· POMEROY _ 2 story frame, WY 2-2974, day or nigbt. stance Thoma. 1truaUoo varies widely. When ADAMS TRADING Post is 1966 STEREO-Radio equipped Baker Furtt'lture, Middleport ~atl~eC:ai~i~. &w~i~~8j ~j~~: 6 large rooms, 1\2 baths, full g 15 tfc ~ THURSDAY ovulatJon is re-established menopen I days a week: Mon· Lovely walnut finish . 4 speed Ohio. II 12 tic custom seal belts and DeluKe Imsement. gas fired hot wat· l AIR CONDITIONING Refrl •~ CIDCKEN SVP~ER at struatioo will occ~ II th~ uter· day through Saturday. Wei intermixed changer. Twin ' - ·-~--··· wheel co,.rs. Special no er heating, large front porch, ti . J k' R Ml Morillh Baptist Church us has not been ompregnated. have radio ami televiSIOn. speaker system. This sel is ANTIQUE walnut secretary, trade Summer Bonus price (l!f garage. Good location. $9,- 8 se~ce. ~c s ~r~ Fourth and Main-sts, Middle.. It is possible, therefore, to gc pair, also plenty ol anhque in very nice condition. Pay 71'. ft. high. Dinner bell. $2·993 ·00 500.00. · era on, ew VI!IL on port, Tbursday, July Zl. All from one ~gnancy into anot)l 537 · 4 6 lfc Welcome. HoUI'8,. 4 p.m.~:30 p. er witbol having m lntervm· items. Mam St. m RuUand, balance due $09.2!1 or 16 per Pb. 992-6236. 7 18 3tc BLAETTNARS POMEROY 1\2 story frame, I TV 2-3 7 20 0. Ph. 742-53D4. tic month. Try it in your home - - ~- -5 rooms, bath, cellar, front il!:W!NG mactunea, repaJr ..,. m. r~ menstrual period. Pomeroy, Oh'io oua THER_E. WILL be a public hear· Call 992-3218. 7 19 6tc TWO matching corner cabinets, porch, large Jot, can be Ylee, aU makea. WY W284. town hall, Thursday, 7:10 p.m. ing on the budget for Chester A-UT0 MATIC ZIG zag Se wm · g · $50; mahogany table, Free bought with $500 down, bal· 1\e P'abrr< Shop. Pomeroy MEIGS COUNTY Democrat Q -11 a ..,, .... Will borD ,... ~ $20·, 1I buffet $20·, 1 dinette .\RAB kills pests best! township tonight at 8 p. m. machine. Blind hems, monoyour borne from termites, ance $42.03 per montb. Lo- Authorized SJneer Sales lltd club will m..t at ll)e Syracuse malurely, would it be possible at the Chester Town HaiL grams, makes buttonholes, table and 6 chairs $35' I i ants, cockroaches, crickets, cated on Rt. 7, $4,000. Service ; l!l Uc town hall, Thursolay, 7:30 p.m. for her to bear a child later Wyllis Frost, Clerk, of Chest· sews on buttons, darns. patch· wooden rocking chair $5; I scorpiollS, silverfish, spiders, SYRACUSE - 2 story frame READY-MIX concrete delivli- All members are urged to a~ in life? er Townslup. 7 20 ltc es, etc. All without attach· round coffee table $4; I green wasps and water bugs. Avail· home, 8 rooms (4 bedrooms), ed right to your project. Fast tend. Ladies are asked to bring A - Premalarlly would not ments. Pay $5 per month or plastic rocker and ottoman Ki Build bath, basement, forced atr and ea~. Free eat!ma•-. sandwiches or cookies. in itself, be a reason f,or inf~r· Card of Th11n~s 115 1 d I t' k d ab1• at ng ers 8upp1Y ba_, ood ., "" TH A OMEN of pay balance due $64.44. Free ; re Pas oc r\IC er an Co., Mlddleporl 4 2!1 tic furnace heating, •vW Poone 1192-3284, Goeglein PHILA E Vf tility. 1 OUR - MOST sincere thanks home demo. Call 99Z.JZ18. ottoman $20; gold couch lloors, corner lot 1501100, Ready·Mil eo.. Middleport. tm! Middleport Church of Christ Q - Jo there any possibilil~ tended to H 1ze H I . 7 !9 6IO and chair $55; 2 walnut step I good Iocotion Only $9.500. Ohw ' . 6 30 tfo w11l have a prcmc droner on the of an ectopr'c pregnancy "' a~• e•. 1 o r .,.. tables $!•·, I brown p'"'stic RATS, MICE eliminated for. ~..curP1tal ots di\ctors nurses • •• Eb , Albert M. Cox, Broker 1 .,...,. N •:Eft ch . urch lawn Thursday evening ring in a W<>man who has ~ad • .' , • BOY'S bicycle and a girl's bt· couch and chair MO ·. 1 metal ever. "Get Star.. ~ ers 1 and S ,.~. 111 ll". b and staff to Ewmg s Funeral / ~ R · Henry Clel , a1esmau at 6:30 p.m. Mem ers are to hf'r uterus but not her ovaries ; cycle. Phone Wlllie Freckor, bed complete $25; porch glid- 1 i>ach Hardware, Sugar on 99%-3838 ,eom . •1"10 !lervrce take a food disb and table ser- and tube•.' removed' Home, and to !he Rev. L. Chester. Ohio 985-3569. er and 2 chairs (ml' tall $10; I Feed. p: ·,en's Hardware. 992-3636 I' b ' ...... Simpson ' for ktDdnesses up· Evenings 992-2.568 or 7 20 3t Write. Pro•"• or 1.... vice .. ln case of rain. it. will e A _ Not utes1 the opera7 JY J't I• I chest of drawers S5. Call · 1 11 <~' Otp di on the death of . our dear I . .. _. _ _ · c o\. 1.. ~RAUI>'mtu beld 1n the church 1\JM room. tive technique was faulty and 7 20 6tc ! mother, Mollie Brown. Sign· 4!i X 8 - 2 bedroom bousetrail· 992·310 74 ROOM house and balh, bot Racllle, Ublo even then the chances would be ed : Sons, Robert L. and er. Melvin Little, Cheshire, NO. 1 AND 2 potatoes, Charles ! and cold water, on Oliver t RACINE AMERICAN LE· minimal. • 1 110 Gentle Brown, and daughter, 1 Ohio. 7 17 6tp j llilton, Portland, 0. Ph. 843· St. in Middleport, 0. Phone orion Post 602 will meel at the Our summer appliance sale , 1 W ~-' •· Lelar Johnson . 7 20 210 IHAY. Ph. 99Z·7931. 7 19 6tc 2638. 7 li 6tc I ;., in full swing. Jlll2-;l&&. 7 20 6tc .mo oyment lnt- post borne Thursday, July 21, Q - Wltb tlfte of my five c:-1-----WANTED - Work for b u I J. at 8 p.m. Commander James cbildren the membranes ruulur· Fer Rent Better pric es than ever on viii Auto ..,. I · Freezers, Refrieerators. Wa· - ' - - -- - - - - dozer, Phone 992-2208. Hay Hill requests all members ed three days before the baby APARTMENT, J rooms and DAILY CROSSWORD sher-Dryer Pairs, Elec. Ran6 27 !Otc attend. Speclai8J1esls will be was boru. Wlult would cause - IKI"'N r . nd"t ' s· •MGB, red with black 1 Ioner bath, nicely furnished, udults ACROSS ges an d A.l.l'........ LiJUoll Mike Jenkins and Roger Rousb ,.,_ uW.? be A tft Clrn· ft Ch interior, wlte wheels, 4 new ck Bo 5 wanted, 126 Mul rry ve. 1. Weight! 1. Mohampatrn's 1 cu. · •st ~ 1195 Michelen tires, excellent coP.. •-al Notice delegates to Bu eye9 ys A - WileD tbe mem bra Dtl Ph. 99'J.6698. 1 IS tfc , ,. ~uoq. J:~~~~ey ~:~u~~~h-. .-,1- - dition. Ph. 992.szsg or 992-- : ___;-t~:.:,~~:-::'""•-=•"o"'T"rc'"o.:___ _ IState. Cbicken barbecue wm be rupture before the onset of Ia· 22 .~~~pent 2. Guldonlan THREE aud four room turoii& ~: r:::ew• val!d'l FREEZER ----~~~ $235 332.8. bor, "dry labor'' results. .The 7 20 3tp tJUl1aftl Grant Ellep, WhOM adG· held after the meetin&. false no(e food Fne lctc Cream With Each 1'\11111. l8 t-o HenrJ Eltep, Mason, we.. TWIN CITY SHRINE club cause is unkoown. ed andWYunfurnished apart· Frener & Refrigerator. 1959 .l'L"ORD Galaxie, Carolyn Vlrrtm•, nottfled lbat on h ld lamll y plen!c 8I n. ments. ..-5434. 12 6 Uc 10. Went \1 3. Solid 23. ;..•egathe 22nd Illdll.yherellJI of April, 19$1. Jroc~QM will 0 a lWYor badly t . Tellurium: tive Ph. WY 2-2181 Evans, Forest Run. Ph. WI· .r..tep, bcJn1 Plollntlff rued her {l!:tl· a1 Oaks park, Thursday, July q _ Wile. 1 was four montba 27 FOUR ROOM furuisbed apart· UtCulture sym. · ~~~~;;! 9-3673 after 5 p.m. 7 19 Stp ~rt~aanc~~o~~~,::!~n:::_ 'Co~~ 21, at 4:30 p.m. Bring own taa pregnant I bad a menstrual 4 14 tfc medium s . Relation~ • - ty. Oblo. Case No. 13.1124, prayln.\1 for od .,.,,_ ·- pened ment WY 2-3658. ]8. Barren s hips :28. Dried YHterday 'l .......~r ~EROY Miscell•neous dh•oree from Uid William Grant ble service. peri . "W5 never u.lllp f 6 . F'Joa~ coconut eustoc!J' of tnlnor ctukl. teJD· THREE and four room or H. Japanese '· Territor ial 2'9. Flat 3~. Right-hand OHI O - - -- - · - - Ettep. PGr•ry llnd pcrmaMbt 1Uppor1 and TWIUGHT GARDIN club to me before. What does it lliabed apartments. AD uti)i.. mile page e MATCHING blond cocktaU and ou..r proper reliet, on the pounu _...:n hold its annual picnic ilt mean? rneuure 8. Small caps 39 F0 II d t bl bl d drop leaf ot troM ncl&ecl of duly and eJtreme nw A II II lhl th I Uea paid. Phone WY 2-2116. ' 16. Ponder sofa 31. "Ru le · ow JKk W. Clney, Mgr. en II es, on cruelty, 1-.Jd caun will -be ror hear· lhe borne of Miss Ada Hoskins, pos1 e 8 YOU Rowley and Reec1 After 6 l7. Period 1. More Britannia" 40. ~~~~~fer dining room table and chair. m, on or after t3tb day of AuiUJt Thursday at e:30 p.m. Members hav'e a false pregnancy but, if 8 p. m. call W'Y 2..aa7t.. Also a TV antenna. Ph. 992- ttNNJ. Joann• a~p. Plalnti tt are .... ~uo~.... covered dish you are truly pregnant, this 32. ~~7:0 ~~ H. Rubber 219. Crib 11 expds~d 0. Showed · Feats tree 1965, 2 BEDROOM, 50 X: 10 mo- 5216. 7 19 3tc ~.·•. 0~ PlainUff w --a 8 ture detach.. 3 tfc t he way 13. Redaf'l football =:0;;,--,----=c;-=c ~ • ... _, and own table service. may mean prema ==o:-==~--,::-;= 21. Russian 16. Exuberplaver 46. SyllaDie of bile borne. Completely furn· TWO snow • mud grip Tires, <e> 29; m '· u. 20. 271 (8) 3. 6te ONE WON ONE class of the ment of the pl~ta. In all}' SEVEN ROOM house in Syramonk MCe 33 Citadel scale ished and set up , ready to WS W II t ...., 11 would be a serious IN HUNTINGTON Pomeroy ~ a"""" -•---·• cuse. Be ready for occupancy 2•. Plur&l '// 12 ~~ 1• ~//I• I• I• ("/_,.; move in. Located in Middle· 7:35 x 14, . . ., exce en ••~• -..-• ww~ .,_ and should be tr ted 88 on August 4. Phone WY Z. endlnr >'/ ,'// V..0 port, o. Take over payments condition, reasonably priced. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Carman will have a· picnic .at Middle- ..,.., as 2455. 7 18 tfc 25. ~:f.a '-.,..+-t-1-"'V~n ~,,...+l'-1of-+-t'"""'f--l of $M.51 per month. For 134 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. and sons, Bruce and Danny, port park, Thnrsday, at 6 p.m. ID emergency. 3_tc_ Peach Fork, were in Hunt· In case ef rain, it will be held "_ lsallered from "bg'·- unfurnislr- I ··.-eotumbl.un 26 Child ft" showing of this home,7 17 pbone - - - - - : : - - _7_ 1::':: 1 gton 4 ROOMS with- bath, : r.,._ &•-S d . 't· 'th at the church " "' ed. &e at 490 Maple St., Mid· = 'Ym [::'% , I'" ,...,. ~· -""~•761. ~ uv• •·-"•nell Opportunillft m on un ay vtst tng WI • blues" or """'"artum me•·dleport, 0. Ph. 99%-2936. >o. Most ,. .u ====-~c:..!:.:..:..:.:...._:..;, Mrs. Carman's niece, Mr. and FRIDAY dlolla altar my lwD ehlldren 7 19 3tc 1 " · ~:~le •T I'" ~ •• ~·· An'ENTION ~· CWyllis Georgland PAST MATRON'S CL~ ..~ were hom end bad to take 1 Evangeline Chapter, OES, .....- tranqulllzera for a loDg time contraction An opportunity for a person •~•· arman 1 • . • I ROOM cottage on corner of I a•. Wrath I" ,.. I" 10 AND with sales ability to obtain San4ers. Motile Smith, Mul· dleporl will hold lbelr UIIIW Wbal causea lhts? Palmer and 41h Streets in 1 ;;-. Losh::V~V/ I<> ~ I" V .W an Area Distributorship on lD berry Ave.. ·Pomeroy, accom- picniC Fralday evening at 8 p. A -Tile caue of !he nervMiddleport. Pb. Jlli2-1'\00. 1 ~ ~.. V/. t::01-r/Texolusive item. can earn panted the Carmant1 end villi- m. at the COUD!ry home of Mr. ....... and severe depression 7 20 3tc " ·!:;lam" 1"'~1'" I" I" MakeYourReseroations ,1,0110 per month or more. edhergrenddaughterandfam· end Mrs. Mal Harrah near IOIDeiiiDesoblervediDJINinlllr~• ~ ~ For Rentals Now. Necessary capital to qualify ily, Lindo Crockett and ~auglr Chester. Memberl are to lite C1 or Immediately following de1 ROOM trailer. everything fur· •2. Repair a 1'4 nished, relt1gerator, cook chair """" I pr.'47?11:-:-+--i will be $1,000 for merler, Georgta Sanders, who 11 a covered dish 111111' table llvmt 11 believed to be o om o otove, natural gas. Close to .a. !;.'::~nlo 1•• I'' ~ I"' BIG BEND chanclise. Write full details mueh Improved from a recent vjce. ldncl ol subconscloua 1 a r. 1 my hom•. Will rent to pen· .,. .. cter ,"' 0' TRAILER SALES 1o Box 668-G, Daily Sentinel illness. THE ROCK SPRINGS Belter Moat IDOiberll rec:over but the lloners or private person or :~: ~r::,k '// •• ROUTE 124 . Pomeroy, 0. 7 18 Ztc N.Y. STATE GOLF Health Club will meet In the candllloo nf11t1 ,ecurs iD subSf', couple. V~nleJ Brewer, pertormor 1'.. '// ----.,..,-:---;--church yard Friday at 11 a.m. qaent ]li'OllDIDCiel. Early Portland, Ohio. Ph. VI 3-2f!OII. 47. Fi•h i>h~;f--t-t-f;~iif'-jrt--V7J AI S!/Tac1J3< Corporation tecf KIAMESHA LAKE, N.Y. to go to the home ol Mrs, ,uti and I'08III'IIIce b 0 0 , •B. Baker' a 10: ===-;;-;W=anru;:;--;;o::;::-;;..- (VPI) -Bill Tyron, Mark Graeser, Sltadl. for their he all b 7 20 tic - - - - - -- - man HO 1!161 TRIUMPH motorcycle, 650 WAn:R HAVLING, Pbooe 992- lille holder from Elmira, W<>D lD!Iual plcDic. . =~ lltal~ -'eel 1but, lnsurenc• IJ•JLY CRYPTOQUOTE _ Here'• how to wort. It: CC, saddle bags a 1 d winedd· 7266 8 9 30tc his openlng match Tuesday In THE MIDDLEPORT Boys' U ...~ ~-_ ....._ N..hl,.. 1101 ouw-, -""''" ,. shield, recenUy overhAul ==·===:;-;::o:::c:-::= rk s te Am leur GUiald ...,.._. AtJTOMOBILE insurance been ... X Y D L B A A X a end pam'ted excellent candl· EXTERIOR and lnlerior paint- the New Yo Ia a Lea8J1e will ..,.....r an e lrfc CODIII!Ialloo .....; Ia tbe lied ? , -~ , Ia L 0 N 0 F E L L 0 W • end . .., GoiJ championship with a 5 and teen dance ••"'- wilb lilt }1/11 -.... be'•"" cancelicense? . .,, lion. Alva Clark. Pb,667·3242. ing,job roofor by bour. repatrPh. wo .._, o'ver Joe Valentino of '"'· ~ coune of ..._ .... dllellle ,..... •'a Callyour W'l opera. 2-2966. One letter limply atandB for another. In this !lamp1e A 1• UHd 7 17 Sic by VI •., • ~• ,.. n"'w'J uua co-••• .._... H~ .·'""I . , . . u.uw • 15 J . tor tho threo L'e, X and for the two O'o,of eto. Slnr!O lettera, apoll- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - ~oo. ' 7 17 • - ""racuse. I to 11 p. m. at lhe llllddle(l!)rt N~_... .... ..., -•nllJII . .. w.:: t.rophi~ the lehJ1h formation the- words are all hlnta. 6.ol ......... U1 Tbe pob11c uu •a.-u: • c:en , ,., ¥VoN one ............ '· . SAI.'f.S & SERVIa I'QPenllf, =~a, muabl'oo!ti. liam or IIRYICIII HIRII ment only. Phone New aven ~2241. · 7 17 6up • AT ITS G~TEST : . ' :::::::: ' · - · '7,;'' • 'w"""' - • SERVICE BRAKE SERVIa • I l B aettnars . KEiftJ GOBLE FORD 1 ·-·- DEAL 66 CHEVROLET t', ._ !l:~~~~~~~~~~f~=~~~~~~~~~ 1 SO(:tAL CAI.ENDAR 'I • GASULINI! ALLEY lioll4. Chip.uou ve reaii4 flipp ea for DOt:TOR thi~ ~abe , ha"en.'t IJOU • SA\'S Thi~ i0 It, StubbG' The minute L laia e4e• .on her- ~ SAM! I ZOWI~' _________..,.._____ SPECIAL PROGRAM EXP ANDED IBM ! 1 II 1 .. 'tiE 80RIIt LOSE II 1) I I · "'u"lt'u tnl 1 /t ., I 1 1 f. 0: re- i 1,. I l ( lly HAROLD GRAY ~Kf· ~· \ i ~~I li\IIR HAO . 1 BIG SALE! · ~.-. i FOOGET IT, PA.L, I'M QA[) I WAS NEM ... NOW TEU.. ME WHAT il .• • • 'r(l..I'RE- POIN ' (l.fT HERE 10 4 TRAVEL TRAILERS ' ' ' ,Crockm:' ~ · lw~t-tlme · ~ ~ ,. .. ; COpyllll Sem... Cop ,.. made of le&al papera. brrtll """r<l' aod aunost any other d R tn -. I'D ellltr '"'"""' me..., For 51.. 11115 HONDA. 3500 miles, . .l!ft h Pb160,992-5519 ...., cas . . . 7 15 Btc PONY, PIL 99Z·7931. 7 19 3tp Eaoh d&y the code lettero .... different. " ~yp<ovom Quotatloa • H B v TAB B F B M v A X H FIll v X P w K p M p T v MQQ0 x c s Mp T A - X Q H SA T M C X N FB • P WWA S H CAUTION Y..!""'CT•>'W•ITHCryDp~B•:-ON:D=~~~:i'ss.-<:OIJl'ON BUT ~ -· (0 1..,, ur• •..-•M:atl', rnc. • I 1&\r• ,.... -~ DON'T. pump your sluggish sep- !iOMEONE to help cara for illCommunity Park. lie . tank. Get Klean-Em-AII valid, Uve In, room.and hoard, JETS WORIOtrr It weleotn;~_ ...... ,. · PEEKSKILL, N.Y. (VPI) .,.,.,_,.,. SepIIc Tank Cleanor. Land• small wqet, Olesler,. 0. P!L The New York Jeta continued THE POMEROY High jCbool llllll'k Farm Bureau., 1 ·~· 915-31136. 7 17 etc •· lmr·......s coach Weeb. Ewbank ebeerl . end . era .. will itpiiiiOr .w. • ~~ ::;;:7~~::;;:=-n.:<oo;;MI w ===-=o -- · ·WILL DO balinJ. Ph. 99Z-'19SL .wltb .their speed durmg TaOS' hiP schOOl dlllce partt ...... SORRY SAL Is now a Merry 7 II t11p day'a workouts, prompting the Saturday ni8ht at lilt ~ Gal. She used Blue Lustre . ·-" tb •--'- ___. ""•""- II I "'JIL rue end upholstery eleaner. A OOMPANJON for elder!¥. teamveteranthe mfaseotesttor hlee ha"""s seene ln""'""'case"':'~.:.'::"ill: ..' dlllce . . rwill Rent electrr·... shampooer $1. lady. Good ·•aiiii'J and a com- 1 ~ b .,... --•-' head coach be held .. lD ,...., tbl ......, ........,. Pickens Hardware Co., Inc. 7 19 ole lortable . bome. Pb. 1192-7044. s nee '"' ecame I . 7 3031c iD 1H7. • ...,. w- ' . IIOWL!NG GBEI!lN, '· Ohio a1w tu . IDiDim> • "'-" field II..._,,_,__ •OONHW ~- ..,._ (OPI) ..., A ~ U~nlr~ ~}•. named , -•• • ...._ ""1' , Tile. wdv-'..; llld the field win ......,...'=._ M .._..•• ~.,. _.... ~-~ -·WeeniiUCCetlllul'a altiletle.._~-~ __. .......... ~ Ja,lllldllol7. 1-U C:>flllnd him of . ~ H. Ja~Je! ' ;~ ""''''·,, : ' !!. ' ·i' I r:z.• I'H<''I'O . .. ... 1'• ~ i•• ... .~ R CAMPE S '* .~ '''! '!. �·,, . ,, . . ' ... . ~ ' 1 . \ \ ' ) . ' ··-· ···· ·····--·-·- --- ·- - ----~- . .. ----------- ---- - . ___:_:. ·-· •.. -.-··..., ·.,_,. I I I f I I , I Oh, you'll ll~e thet good, green c.sh on the peenuh you find here, too. You'llelso uve on roughly 3,999 other Items thet we've reduceil to cost or below cost et Food len~. ~ I Bonus Buy \l 21b.pkg. NO. 2 . CAN ~ 'j . I I ,t' ' • ., AND NA/.~E BRANDS • •• .. I· :atilll1a la'rttl> :).,;(Iii unem milfiidl CANNED . HAIR fvoready FLASHLIGHT BAnERIES PI 10 ROLLERS 2 •.. 29c Reg. Plastic LAUNDRY BASKnS LB. CAN Bonus Buy $ .88 TIN y ,s 99c c LADIES $2.00 Value ·2 CONVINIINT LOCATIONS TO IIRVI YOU ' 39c GRAB BAGS Royal Crown .J I DUBUQUE c J . ! ..• I .• t ~ With 10 ,men.y • telnly bt low Pr1ces, your liVIngs ce ... u t ;;: t peenuts, whet they will be 1, p o o greeter then they were before sterted shopping It Foocllend. you . Pork tea . I 88C only WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT only QUANTITY " c 6bots. carton 12ounce I FISHING HOOKS With Leaders 61n Pkg. Kanauga, 0. 6' Middleport, 0.. -·~ ' I' LILT Bonus - - Buy .,. •rn "'::1: 21oz. BONUS BUY AUNDRY DETERGENT GIANT SIZE oz. • 1ar •••. • Reg. 19c c. c • SIZ8 -- • 37 . ( L1STERINE MOUTH WASH REG. 98c tJ il:1 Z n 5 QT. PLASTIC PAllS c Reg. $1.50 TINY'S HYMN TIME , . . MON.-FRI. ~ TOWELS AI Low Low DISCOUNT PRICES C SPRAY Woodbury AEROSOL DEODORANT 14oz. "•0 C Reg. $1.69 yard ASPIRIN ~ rn COFFEE MATE TIDE ' NORWICH 0 LOW .. PRICES For The Whore Family paar C Reg. $1.19 . Rag. 95c 49( Open Sundays 10to7 "•,. NEW SUPPLY ALUA\1: ::JM i ' LADDERS AT '\\ Discount Prices; . .. :.; ' . "' '" ' [.l! :<'·t 1 ·- ':1.,:·· i ~ . .. : • -'l '' ., ' ;~ '1;1:1 '• ' I . ." ' '.! ' . Family Si10 '' ' '• • TOOTHPASTE ::1: e EVERYDAY SHOE DEPT. Permanent HAIR PAPER 39' Complete ' HOME Lucas Paints CUT Woodbury 3 WAY SPECIAL Complete Line Of STOKELY No.303 ~ cans • ' ' �·,, . ,, . . ' ... . ~ ' 1 . \ \ ' ) . ' ··-· ···· ·····--·-·- --- ·- - ----~- . .. ----------- ---- - . ___:_:. ·-· •.. -.-··..., ·.,_,. I I I f I I , I Oh, you'll ll~e thet good, green c.sh on the peenuh you find here, too. You'llelso uve on roughly 3,999 other Items thet we've reduceil to cost or below cost et Food len~. ~ I Bonus Buy \l 21b.pkg. NO. 2 . CAN ~ 'j . I I ,t' ' • ., AND NA/.~E BRANDS • •• .. I· :atilll1a la'rttl> :).,;(Iii unem milfiidl CANNED . HAIR fvoready FLASHLIGHT BAnERIES PI 10 ROLLERS 2 •.. 29c Reg. Plastic LAUNDRY BASKnS LB. CAN Bonus Buy $ .88 TIN y ,s 99c c LADIES $2.00 Value ·2 CONVINIINT LOCATIONS TO IIRVI YOU ' 39c GRAB BAGS Royal Crown .J I DUBUQUE c J . ! ..• I .• t ~ With 10 ,men.y • telnly bt low Pr1ces, your liVIngs ce ... u t ;;: t peenuts, whet they will be 1, p o o greeter then they were before sterted shopping It Foocllend. you . Pork tea . I 88C only WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT only QUANTITY " c 6bots. carton 12ounce I FISHING HOOKS With Leaders 61n Pkg. Kanauga, 0. 6' Middleport, 0.. -·~ ' I' LILT Bonus - - Buy .,. •rn "'::1: 21oz. BONUS BUY AUNDRY DETERGENT GIANT SIZE oz. • 1ar •••. • Reg. 19c c. c • SIZ8 -- • 37 . ( L1STERINE MOUTH WASH REG. 98c tJ il:1 Z n 5 QT. PLASTIC PAllS c Reg. $1.50 TINY'S HYMN TIME , . . MON.-FRI. ~ TOWELS AI Low Low DISCOUNT PRICES C SPRAY Woodbury AEROSOL DEODORANT 14oz. "•0 C Reg. $1.69 yard ASPIRIN ~ rn COFFEE MATE TIDE ' NORWICH 0 LOW .. PRICES For The Whore Family paar C Reg. $1.19 . Rag. 95c 49( Open Sundays 10to7 "•,. NEW SUPPLY ALUA\1: ::JM i ' LADDERS AT '\\ Discount Prices; . .. :.; ' . "' '" ' [.l! :<'·t 1 ·- ':1.,:·· i ~ . .. : • -'l '' ., ' ;~ '1;1:1 '• ' I . ." ' '.! ' . Family Si10 '' ' '• • TOOTHPASTE ::1: e EVERYDAY SHOE DEPT. Permanent HAIR PAPER 39' Complete ' HOME Lucas Paints CUT Woodbury 3 WAY SPECIAL Complete Line Of STOKELY No.303 ~ cans • ' ' �I . ,f; \> ' ,, ' . 1 s-»any , Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., ~;t;:~:is 20 1968 July • Mother-Daughter Teo is Highlight · h 4 H Cl Ub Mee fmg Of Sfor SflfC er - .I i . Aro~d and Abou·t ,. '. J.•.i ., ' " · ~r;~~~1~ Ato~d~ll~ J . • .,.., b IL""ut"· ;.wToMr'ss'r' u;rif{•! · ~!re:;_t:~/1!~! o'· .lory' .,._,:_.c...l f"r J 1 Iowam Return Home pomeroy ~ Midcmepo ll . rt. . r~ ,,,.,. Rous' ancl son, Dllrrell, and. friend; UnlOf\.;' U ' tun,Ju . · . . : n.• · candy kane, have returntd to Plaris were made and Pll&ter Plans llUlile to send • their home in Des Molntll, IJJo The Five Point Star Shtch- ~ eled clothmg made .this year· Mrs. Paul Smart entertained topics assigned when the Wild· box to the fo 1gn mlss!o . wa, after a visit here wtth his ers 4-H club entertamed With a MISs Marga ret Gnf!Jth, county the LoveJoy C~rcl~ of the First wood Junior 4-H Garden club 'I In India when EJecta~ parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Let mother-dayghter tea Fnday a1 extens10n agent. diScussed the I Baptist Church m Middleport . ~ met a~ the home of Mrs. Vic· · • cle of 'the Middleport P'itllt Rou•h and other (elative•. the home of Mrs. Roy Holler, I dresses to be modeled at the Iat her home on Lincoln ~ d M tor Hyeell, adv!Oor. Mr and Mrs Fielding Hawk· ·Baptist Church met Tuesday While they were here, they advisor . ! fair. I With ~ ptcmc sup~er serv Mrs. Anna Yeage~tedan I rst. Anita Houdashelt, president,, ins s.pent the ~eekend at Rocky evening. A picnic supper held were guests at a family dinner ' . precedmg the meelmg. Gertrude Kloes vlsl as · hai'Jle of the meet!hg . . th f I · b hi · te Mr · and Peggy Milhoan. presiden t, , The tea tetble was attracl1ve 1week in Nelsonville with Mr., was tn c . · Ft. Park near Hillsboro. 'nley at the Wlll~ An . on~ arm giVen Y s sts r, as ·n charge of the meeting' in wt1ite cover and centered Mrs. Smart. chairman. pre- I d M J W lk Three reports were giVen, on joined their daughter and dn Cherry R1dge h1ghhghted the ,Mrs. J. A. Young, Sr. at their :hie~ opened with the pledge I with the punch bowl . Cake, ~up sided over the . business ~eet- 1 anMr. r:~d a~r~~ vrrg~· Roush nre by Sandra Roush; on Qow- family, Mr. a~ Ml'!. Charles evening. ~ . home on the Rutland- Pomel'OJ to the .'\merican and 4-H flags. cukt:s. eookies, punc:h, mmts ing held followmg the dmner. 1an_ d Mr and Mrs Delbert Cun· ers (the pansy) ~y Beverly Vroman and children, Mark and Mrs. Anthony, .cha1rman, con- RO'ad .. other family members roll ' and nuts wert' served to Mrs. 1 Mrs Gerald A.nthony was de- 1 · n• : .... W V Houdashelt, and a· flower re- Esther of Belpre. dueled the bustness following attendmg were Mr. and Mn. Mem bers responded to · d mngham o1 netrwn, · a. t n the sunflower by An · ed ... d' Ml Rh da H 11 LeeR ush Mr and Mrs Rich• call with what lhey rnjoyed , Reid Young and Shern an votional chairman and Mrs. I and Millard Burford of Follans· ~r o • - Mrs. James Murray en]o~ , u~e 1rmer. . ss . o " a o , · · · 4 H ttl ' . Nola Mr~ Samuel Michael atld Donald Boone gave the evend 1tB Houdashelt. a visit recently from a g1rl- gave devotions ent1tled1 Love ard Root, Mr. and Mrs. Albert most m JS year. , ... bee W Va. have returne to A t ·a gle flower Brrange-. B I So thi y Do" PI I R sh Mr and Mrs Leo KenA demonstration on how to Loui~e and Lenora, .Yirs. John ing prayer The circle voted to tl .· h · 'after a visit with n n hood friend, Mrs. Susan ar- s me ng ou ans ou , · · d .· he' !'or a lunct 1 , Jeffers (lnd l){•bbte Mrs. Wood- send a bo~ of food to the mis- •e.tr omes. . d b th ment was shown by Patty Ihle 1cus and daughter of Akron, who were made to send a box to the nedy, Jr.; and son, Tony, and sa~ v.o •cb s hni 'l' Hoi ; row and J~ckie Mrs. sionary familv and projects for Mr Roush's SlsterMan llro er- using spice bush and gloreosa I Visited with her after many miSsionary family in northeast Mr, and Mrs. Young and Mr. bprepare ox was g•ven Y ' (.' ·, ' ' in -law Mr and rs. · erman d · · bs d 1 dta d members were asked and Mrs Roush and family ler after which tht> girls mod-' Gnffith. \1rs. Ho lter and Ann the year were discus."led. !· 01 I' · · .y.1 ealled aJsJes. . . years. Mrs. Murray o erve n . an . · • - - ~- - - - - Program booklets for the ' Jmger. ley were . After lhe meehng, the glrls her 86th birthday with a din· to brmg rtems to the next meet- · -- --- - ---- - - •ear were presented to the here by the death of Mrs. liar- , enjoyed risJ1ing m the Hysell ner for her guests. The two Jng. The closing prayer was • l _·cle members by Mrs. Cedi old M. Hou.<h of Buffalo, W I pond, followed by a marshmal· women grew up 1n Reedsville siven by Mrs. Cora Pullen. Rowhes 1n Buffalo Open Friday Night Until9:00 P.M. ~;adbury, Mrs. Charles Ben- Vo . low roast. The group will rqeet and had not seen each other Attending were Mro. Edison To Attend Funeral ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS nett and Mrs. Bradbury were\ Miss Coleen Wilson ef Logan · at the Forest Run Method1st since then. Baker, Mrs. Anthony, M r !1. program chairmen. was an overmght guest Sun- church on July 27 as gu"sts of Mr. and Mrs. William Cong- Fielding Hawkins, Mrs. Nora . Membe~ of the Roush lamday, of Mr. and Mrs. Herman the adult Garden club, for a er and son, T. J., of Jackson, Hamilton, Mrs. Tony Fowler, liy were m Buffalo, W. Va. Present were Mrs. Smart. Ohlinger and son Terry. workshop. spent the weekend with her Mrs. James Souders, Mrs. ~al- Sunday, to. attend the funeral Mrs. Anthony, Mrs. Ethel . h f D t nd M J 0 h lie Mcintyre, Mrs. Genev1eve of Mrs. Harold M. Roush Richard T omas 0 . ay on Counc1'/ pare~ts, Mr. a rs. " Saxton Miss Hall Mrs Pullen I Mabel Loltridge) at Raynes Hug hes, Mrs. Donald Boone. s~nt a day recently w1th h1s Harrison. ' . • • 1 ' Mrs. Harold Chase, Mrs. ~Ilion brother and sister-in-law, Mr.l Mrs. Emma Brickles bas r.. andndsMr. Willis ~~~ony a~d Funeral Home. , Hood, Mrs. Lawrence m g, and Mrs. Royal Thomas. turned to her home on Broad-- gra on, J?E' ony, gues 5 They were Mrs. Herman Ob· Mrs. Charles Bennett. Norene Mr and Mrs. Paul Thomas Monday way after a visit in Columbus for the evenmg. linger and son, Terry,, Mr. and :~~~Yil , P~~~den~,ic~~~d o~·~n; of C~lumb~s were Sunday I Theodorus Council, Daughters with her daughter ,and tamily, Mrs. Bill Ohlinger and Mr. and guests of hiS parents, Mr. and I of America, met In regular Mr. and Mrs. G•UHyse!L VISIT MAXWELLS Mro. Phil Ohlinger, Pomeroy; daughter, Judy, Mrs Royal Thomas. . M d . th Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grese Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Norris Miss Coleen Wilson, Logan; Mr. .. d sess1on on ay evenmg a 1 e d p d M'ke are ' Mrs. otto Blank an son IOOF hall with Lottie Cohen, an ~ons, a1 an I , . spent Sunday in McConnel•vi 1le, and Mrs. VI~! Roush and Mr. . . vacahomng at Wnghtvllle Ohio, visiting Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Delbert Cunningham 1and daughter-in-law ' Mr. and acbng Sur prise is Gil'e , counc11or. h N c d the ~ Mrs. Robert Blank ol Cleve. . . Beac , · ., an o r wur· Lee Maxwell. of Weirton, W. Va.; and Mill· Upon Birthday land spent last Saturday, with ~e. meeting opened in ~t- isis sites on the eastern coast. ard Burford of Follansbee, W. Mrs. Mary Blank. uahsllc form and reported Ill Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roller V B I0I wa• 1·n Memorial Mrs. Ethel Burdette, Pome· . were Fannie McNamee m Hol· and daughter, tor·a, of Belpre, HAVE DINNER GUESTS a. ur Gardens al Buffalo. roy, R. D. was pleasantly sur- Mrs. Frank Hood of Alliance, zer Hospital and Hattie Curtis. are visiting in Norfolk, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Tom BQ wen pnsed Sunday when members arrived Monday for a visit with A comrnunkation received hJ with his sister and family, Mr. were Tuesday dinner guests of of her family came te help her her son and daughter-in-law, Margaret Seidenabel, deputy, and Mrs. Kenneth Cale and I Mt. and Mrs. Lorenzo Davis. PIRTHDAY OBSERVED celebrate her 75th birthday. A Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hood. Min- was read from Edith Wakely, daughters. tal picni c lunch was served at ersville. concerning a gift for the no- Sharon Harrison, student at Phoenix, Ariz., and daughter- Mr~. Joseph Hood enter ""' noon with a de.corated birth· Miss Patricia Fields,_ student peep table at state session and the Mountain State Business in~law, Mrs. Rose Misner of ed Wllh a dl~ner M~~ 811 ~~Jlo day cake centermg the table. nurse of Holzer Hosp1tal who a C"Ontribution for a gift for School in Parkersburg, W. Va., Hartville, Ohio. lng 8 ~ her orne, mersv ~· Mrs. Burdette r~ceived many is doing aHiliate work in Ath- Susie Wood, rE:tiring National was the weekend guest of her Weekend guests of Mr. and h?normg Mr. Hood ~n b" nice ('ards and g1fts as well as ens, and sister, Miss Mary Ann secretary, at the National ses· parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs_, Earl Davenport and birthday. A decobraMt De~ a blue and white carnation cor- Fields of Columbus, spent the sion. Harrison. family and Mrs. Mildred Zei·g- day cake made Y rs. er ' sage. weekend with their parents, Mr. Plans were made for instal- Weekend guests of Mrs. Clara Ier were Mr. and Mrs. R. L. ~oush was served with the Present were Mr. and Mr~. and Mrs. Joseph Fields Sr. and lation of officers at the next Murray were her son and grand- Zeigler and family of Beckley, din.ner to Mrs. Frank lJood ol James Smith and daughter, D1- Jeffrey. · meeting and all officers are son, Charles Murray, Point W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Wll- Alliance; Mrs. Anna Yeaguer, ane; Mr. and Mrs. Duane Smith, J f Chicago asked to be present. It was de- Pleasant W Va . Kenneth Mur- Ham Zeigler and son, Butch, of Pomeroy; Mr. and .Mr!l. Detn~ 11 r · ld J Mr. and Mrs. Lee Meyers and o~p ·~~i~· ~· ~wo week~ cided to have sandwiches and ray, Col~mbus; ~d Mrs. A. B. Belpre. Susie Zeigler accom- · Roush and P~e, Tom, Bevery children, Pam and Gary; Mr. Ill., 11s 'P 'th ; . 15 M a cold soft drink at the next Misner of El Monte, Cali!., panied her parenls to Beckley and Don, of Clifton, W. Va., and and Mrs. Keith Larabee and · :~~a ;r~ ~ose ~s f~:f:sn ' S~· meeting. The meeting closed in and her son, Mr. and Mrs. after 8 two week visit here the honored guest and Mra. daughteT, all Crebs of Colum· . ;reg;:u~la~r-f~o~rm~.=====_:.~Fr~a~n~k~M~Isn~e~r,.:an~d~so;;;•iiiiiii...;:o~f_;:w~lUt~the~~D;;:a:;;ve:;;n::;po:;;r;;,t~la;;;m;,;i~IY~·iiiiiii.:,;H~ood~·==;;;;====•r AND bus; Mrs. Belh, Donald and an d J efirey. P daughters, Joanne and Kathy Mr. and ~.rs. Jerry fjelds BR£ATitiN' BRUSHED PIGSKIN,.CASUAI. SHOES of West Salem; Mr. and Mrs. and s?n of Cmcago, Ill:· a~e BY WOLVERINE Elberfelds Feature Dependable Nationally Kn own Brands In Every Department in the Store b W spendmg two weeks Wilh the•r •1 Rorne Mewn o1 0 un ar, . ·erce parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Va.'. Mr. and Mrs. Paul p 1 - In Furniture • Home Furnishings • Floor Cov erlngs • In Wearing Apparel For Men ancl F.;eIds an d Mr. and Mrs. Ch ara nd son, P au l R_ay, of St. Al· b • W V· . M and Mrs. les Eskew. Women • For Boys and Girls and Babies. G~~~~ S~itha., daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Frec~spent Sunday Ul J anand Donna, and Mr · and er of Racine b ·hM dM On tho 2nd Floor In Mrs. Rebert Burdette and son, C~Ium us ~nt r · an .rs. bb Po ey R1chard Bnggs and family. 8 o y, o1 mer · the Busy Ready to They went especially to attend Lovejoy Circle - ' .., • , e 1.e at ' y • enttne I VOl XVIII - NO. 66 POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. -- -· -·· OHIO. . ]) . ii . ' ..... . ~~·· . I >t<•""' ' i·' I. ~- J ---------- -----------------------------FIVE CENTs THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1966 '· ---------------------------------------------------------------------~·- 1 Mo'n Meets At /QQF Ha/1 0 A WHOLE TRUCKLOAD i On 1 OF NEW STYLES AND COLORS OF WORLD FAMOUS- t;; Hush Pup~~- - I 1 ant EYE-CATCHERS kiddkoiD~~W/JiocJc; I POME.AOV, 01-1 I O. ;i th~ christening of Ronnie Lynn Bnggs at the Covenant Pre~by· tenan church m Upper Arlmg· ton. Other guests of the Briggs were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Briggs and hl9 aunt, Mrs. Mildred Kopp, of Colum· bus. and Janice, Mrs. Dwight Mil· hoan and Peggy and Heidi and M 0 . G'nther • rs. CIS 1 ,.' ' Charter No. l 980 flEPORT OF CONDITION OF SALE of GIRLS PLAYWEAR SHORT SETS Shut-ins will In the State ol Ohio, at the Close of Business on June 30, 1966. Pub lished in response to call made by Comptroller of the CW'rency, unUer Sedion 521 1, U. S. He\·ised Statutes. ASSETS Cash, bala nces with other banks, and cash item$ in process of Collection -- - --------------- ------ $ 746,731.71 United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed .... - .-.... ....... _.______ 3,997,577.00 Obliga ti ons of States and political subdivisions -----605,900.92 Other bonds. notes. and debenture S---------------1,742.50 Loans and discounts - --- - - - - - - - ------------------- 2,791,274.28 F1xed assets _. -. · -· - .. --.--.. ----~---·----------33,000.00 Othec assets ·-·-... - .. . - .... ·-·-----------·-----· · 14,371.07 TOTAL ASSETS .. -·-·- .. ·-·--·------------··· $8,190,597.48 LIABILITIES Demand depos1ts of individua ls, partnerships, and corporatio ns ---- ---------------,0..--------- $2,491,676.53 Tunc and savings deposits of individuals, ' partnerships, anJ corporation! - ---------------- 4,282,701.44 62,109.25 DeposJts of United States Government -------------831,030.72 Deposits oi States and political subdivisions ---------13,445.85 Certified and offi cers' checks. etc. ----- - -·---------TOTAL DEPOSITS .. _.......... $7,680,963.79 Tota l rlemand deposits ._ ...... __ $3,234,762.35 Total time and savings deposits ·- $4,446,201.44 _ _ __ TOTAL LIABILITIES ......... -------------·-- $7,680,963.79 CAPITAl, ACCOUNTS Common stock- total par value -------------------- $ 100,000.00 No. shares authorized 4000 No. shares outstandin,li!; 4000 300,000.00 Surplus _. _____ - --------------------------------105,133.69 l'ndi vidrd profits _-------------------------------Res(>rYes - --- - ----------------------------_ 4,500.00 .. ______ _ I Hundreds to select fromat these popular Sale Prices Be Remembered OF POMEROY C.. w.se your favorite shade and This Month Plana were made to remember shut·lns of the churcb during lhis month when the Dor· CB9 Cirele of the Middleport First Baptist Church mot Tue9day evening at the church. Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner was in charge. Mrs. Agnes White gave devo. lions using the meditations en· : titled "Garden of Cheer," "A Ught Unto My Path" and the 8th Psalm. She also read the prayer of a circle chair· man. A short business session was held and plan9 made to remem· her shut-ins including Mrs. Charles McNamee, a patient at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis. Mr9. Dana Hamm was pro1 gram chairman, presenting the 1 lesson, "Greatest ThIng I In The World," by Henry Drummond. Plan9 were made Ute Dorcas Circle to pr.. I for sent de ioliOD9 for the Allgust meeting of the B. H. Sanborn Society meeting. Following the meeting the members were invited to the dining room for refreshments of ice cream and cake served by the hosteS9, Mrs. Cbarl., Lewis. A patriotic theme was carried out in the table setting featuring a space age arrangement. The table was covered with a red and blue cover with white place mots. ' The space age centerpiece fe .. lured a space sbip made of cattails and silver cone In a white bowl with blue water and white fiower!l. Present were Mrs. Joe WD· son, Mrs. Charles Lewis, Mrs. Clyde Winehrermer, Mrs. Agnes White, Mrs. Dana Hamm, Mrs. Beulih White, Mrs. CleO Rlclr ardson, Mrs. Charles White, Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew, Mrs. ('Orrect size. eSeamleso Stretch e 5Hmleso Mesh WHve eS..mleso Mesh Slim eTic TIC Toe SNmiMI Including a Pair of Sl1cks with Short Sleeve Shirt To Match. 1.00 Garments 77c 1.49 Garments 1.17 1.95 Garments 1.47 2.95 Garments 2.~7 Sias3 to7. 82 Reg. 2.95 Shirt & Slack Sets_ $2.00 Sizes for girl! from 2 to 14. $2.50 we Saxbe Calls for GOP To Protect Good Reco. 1 .,..I Sale of UHie Boys Slack & Shirt Seta 25 Reg. 3.95 Permanent Pren Shirt & Slack Sets SPACE CENTER, Houston (UPO -Astronauts John Young and Michael Collins, history's fourth spacewalk in their logbook, woke up feeling "great" today. They put Gemini 10 shipshape for a landing "down the pickle barrel" to end then three-day mission. "Good but not ideal" weather awaited them in their Atlantic landing target 544 miles east of Cape Kennedy . A reception committee of recovery ships, headed by the helicopter carrier Guadalcanal, awaited them. The astronauts were to fire their braking rockets at 4:31 p.m. EDT and sf.lash clown at 5:07 p.m. EDT. They were flying • economy class" to conserve maneuvering Jt worse than ''a snake house fuel, which ran so low at the zoo.'' Wednesday evening that Col• cluttered thai Collins deemed !Ins' •cheduled 50-minute them busyo A capsule so spacewalk had to be cui back "I'll put It down the pickle to 30 minutes. barrel," he said before he and The tracking station on the Collins bla9ted ofl Monday Canary, !sland9 roused Young evening. GOP LEADERS - Local Republican leaders huddle with Ohio Attorney General and Collins from • IO.hour A fuel shortage that plagued Willjam Saxbe Wednesday following a luncheon at Bailey's Restaurant in Pomeroy. sleep at 9: ID a. m. EDT with a the en lire mission cut short Here are Bernard F'ultz, Mr. Saxbe, Fred Crow, County GOP executive committee cordial: ''How y'all feeling thlo Colllne' spacewalk Wednesday, chairrnan E. E. Follrod, and Common Pleas Judge John C. Bacon. morning?"! but he managed to float from "Great," exulted CoiUne. !lie Gemini !0 capeule tAl tho "Real good," drawled Young. aging Agena 8 target IUltellite · "You're looking real good and back. The jaunt took him down here on the gronnd," through the sky !rom Auatralia ' reported the Canary communJ. tAl Hawaii. 1 ~d calor, ~ashdown wa9 scheduled ' 1 Only a couple of for · 5:117 p.m . EDT. The , Jcientlftc experiments spaceshiP's retrorockets were . . 1 of the intricate !Ug~t plan the to be fired at 3;3t p.m. EDT. Attorney General William B. · said. since It ••·tory' lo th 1 h1s campa1gn for better pay and crew bas carried out · · 0 f Oh ''0•s pollcemen ~ ·-• blasting out of Cape Kermedy wa• Saxhe Wedne ad ay warned Me1gs Sal<be said tbe recent reap- tr ammg lk d·~ th s fl t ur · County Republicans against op. porttooment brought "'Jial deputy sheriffs. Monday· evenin• spacewa an e d'd rs tu'"l · e1.,.. rights to the suburbs as well He has sugges ted th • Leg'1"' But there wu• · plenty tAl keep wh1ch I th Y 1n .the approac hlng k a spaceman 1 ac a tion and said they would have • as the cities. He sold tbe GOP al Pollee Academies be located wor · Jolaed "Walken" to get out Ute GOP vote lo pre> made an hon..l effort to alip permanentiy at state universi· . . , lk , teet a record of four 'yeara of .. ties and colleges In each oecWASHINGTON (UPI) -II& In hiS 36-mmute wa • flood SOVO"IIIIIent. .. clfstricls acconliag tAl popula· tion of the state publleaa Natloaal Olalrmau Collins joined Edward White · pealllng al a !unci> lion. Altboueb they would have Ra c. Bllo, ..,.at and Engene Cernao ., U .~. 1n Balley',a ~u·l .1'1!~ ~ublican .AitorneJ' ~~lbelr own IJO(keo·illllrOOion, the '· !he apace pedestrians. Ru9SJa s mero)'r tald lhe·efec. ,eraJ. ·t~-- }il't- .re-elec- academie~ wopld be ahl• to Jz' IW 11 lone spacewalker wu cosmo tion wou!d . be the ttfost impor-~ tlon, emphasized lh! re.ord " 'fitlli:r.l! ' dle"e~Jierts'OII- tlle · calli- .......,iali"' lut Alex! Leonov who jollr· lant in 50 years. Reapportion- Governor James A. Rbocies. "I pus all well as the university or wortobopo 'to 11t1 ., tile (Continued on Page 2) me~t of the itate is at stake, he don't see how even the most ": college's phySical !acUities, 1.,., 1roop1 for 111f Ntvo 1 odded. ident ~mocrat can tear II Sal<be nid. electlou. . Saxhe predicted a Democra· ;down, he said. They would be within easy Be aakl tilt GOP tould lie victory would mean thai all, Republican stale offlceholJ!. reach of pollee In that area of ochleve 1 vfo!Aiey ff a.e of th~ GOP's efforta In reappor· ers are running as a team, be the state. potfqeal ellmate mnable6 UJio lioilment in line with the one. said. "We know Jlm Rhodes can He baa suggested the Legis. ollupd - · DOW ud man, on.. vote theory would go Ihelp us, and we're hoping we lalure might provlda thai $2 tAl November and u the Repub!J. 1own the drain. can help him, " he added. $2.50 of mi9demeamr fines to eat vote 1111'111 oat. "We would be at their mer- , Saxbe, in conversation with be set aside to help defray costs !J1 for the next 50 years," he ' local officials, also continued of a pollee training program. pr.-;.w, .. ,- PLAY SUITS I· The Pomeroy National Bank Seamless Nylons by Berkshire 99c ...,t, Astronauts Promise Shot 'Down the Pickle Barrel' Probe Cause Of Cave-in At Athens ·'/" ,. SYMPHONY SLATED Robert Boud,...u, above, director of the A,. erican Wind Symphony orchestra, leads one of tho instrumental ...... tiona chosen 'for this year1s appearances from • barge going down the Ohio River. AI right Bou· dreau is in a closeup in action. The wind oymph· ony will make an after· noon and nighHime per· formance in Pomeroy on Wadrtelll,y, July 27, at tilt, ~~~~~~ lot levee. ..!fliere"'ijll' ~ no eclmls· siori charge for this cui· turel event sponsored by the Pomeroy Chamber of 9 PIECE COOKWARE SnS City Raked by Hit-run Fire I t ' " II ~~~~­ WOMEN$ APRONS Give you wODderful comfori In sizes amall (8\it.fl) medium (9\it·lO) Iorge (10\it·ll) Ha•e aoft foam eushion sole, completely seamless, low cut, will not show. In the hosiery department on the 1st floor. Cotton prints ID half aprons or bib jrvnt otyleo. On aale on the lit floor. 87c S1Deel9tl. ... .kforitt of ~ooto~eal fte ,nlque 1h..UO• ladq qulitiiiM•Brown'• a.eh Clolb han Dot beea •111 11 No.....Polo oqilonn WOII- lo<bU lo ... oodr ""'A Wcr, 11on1J,..... ..... .. --. Y o a - - tl NEW $1.50 GILLETTE ' SUf'd/ ADJUSTABLE RAZOR With SupOr Slain!. . stool llodoo In hlnclr ptollfc cOM Gil.,. whllo, duro~lo. w1_.1 ontl quick cllyl... lultoltlo lor l,...r ond - - - · lllo, quort ____.. - 'JIJo,.... -w. ..,w ,., - .... _ ......... .... .......... . . . . _... ,_ ....... . . """" odbtij>;- $,.29 GLIDDEN FOUR HOUR ENAMEL Mrs. George Freeland, Pe a r 1 'Hoffmaa, and a guest, Mrs. Florence Hannay of Aknln, the •_______________________________________________.1 guestofB~ihWhiw . Accused Buteher.ofEight, is ReJDorseful SA LEI FOOTLETS $1.15 .. ,.• .:f' Symphony Coming July 27 Double Coated with Teflon e1 qt. Sauce Pan with Cover e 2 qt. Sauce Pan with Cover e 4 qt. Dutch Oven with Cover e 10" SkiUet e Nylon Spoon and Spatula WOIHnl "VAMPS" I Commerce. CJt\ bam••• and have it... the me and only COOKSBEST ... 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