https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a1380c7b55d595872a6f8eb93836fe0a.pdf 04abfd8edfb857d3ebc033385ed5e812 PDF Text Text . .,· I, \ ·I ' . , ,I_ 'I .' ·- . "I . ' , l.,:._Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy~~llddleport, Around and ~ O., July 21 • 1968 I • • aeptraltoa for 1H ••flllll w111 be beld Friday, JIIJ Zl 11 the Middleport SWimming Pool from 1o:se •. m. 1o 1Z:St p. m., according to Mn, Tom Scally, Red Cross Swimming Instructor. Beginner claues 1, Z, 3, aod 4 will. be conducted wltll the Beginner f the Red CroS& coane. The I!OSt for the two • ·• the weeks will be S3. 50 a"" course wiq begin Monday, July %5, through Aagust 5. If enough interest is shown the Advanced Beglnnen Intennediale coarse wiD be tJiven and persons wishing to enter shonld retJister Friday. About Pomeroy About Middleport 'Jfr. and Mrs. Virgil Atkins., prayer by Mrs. Quivey. concludslate deputy master and matron ed the program. • present for inspeotlonl The deputy gave the Gra~ge ,, . ~ Hemolck Grove Grange a good grade. on its mspe~tJOn Mr. Noah Haskins has been ";!t'"":' da eveni 1and Mrs. Atkms spoke bnefly Mrs. Russ Watson and moreturned to his home from the Satur .Y "J;~r e of ; Three guests from Harrison- ther Mrs John F. Baily return-1 Jhe meeltiJng, m c rthgy mas-! ville Grange were preseqt and ! ed t;ome .Tuesday, after spend· Chillicothe Hospital where """' ' spoke br1e · 11 Y and ·mv1ted Hem- ing several days at M'Ingo , W· he has been a surgical patient "U.."' Caro d ones,t woll~tic for several days. He Is recupter, opene m nhua Jock Grove Grauge to v1sit them va. wtth Dr. and Mrs. J . B 'I Mrs Dorsel Sm1t was . ti A " t 13 orating satisfactorily at his 1 · h08 'tal nd · on their mspec on, u.us and am1 Y Marshall 1 home. ed home from ~1d a Ice cream and cake were serv- 1 Mr and Mrs Martin Volger proving.llfied Theinfourt egree I re turn. ed to th;lr. nome. New K' George and Loe Ann exem full f9>rm ed M '~· have ..;turned to their ,, p Fl '' was the theme . Brigl1ton, Pa, Sunday, after a I ho';;:; in Pittsburgh, Pa., alllheou;, r:! resented by several days VISit with Mr andi pending lwo weeki here P lecturer Mrs. Ehas Stiles. I 1 P gQ Mr. 1hs their grandparents. He en mvey ' Mr and Mrs Elias Stiles and singin~ of Old Glory opened 1 · d M M t'n Volger y 1.1 ~B'mwtfZill£\L S J!:tir.i@J%.~ and Mrs Russell Milia and followed by the Mr. an rs. ar I 1 other relatives. They were ~;;~~·;~g. and a reading, I 0 ' _sited last Saturday with Ray acrompanied home by their F!a b Mrs Jones Chester Council, Daughters o( Gmther at Holzer Hosp1tel. the ilog. America, met m regular session I Mr. and Mrs John UC! Leo CuriJs; a Joke by Tuesday evening w•th 39 mem- of Cleveland were overm;nd'l Clark and a poem, The Flag hers present. . guests Fnday of Mr. . Goes· By, by Mrs stanford Dorothy Myers. associate Mrs. C. J. Stuble I A &·JO potluck piCmc supper St kl d preceded an article. councilor, presided and the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cramer I preceded the meetmg of _the ThO: or 't t0 do with the flag meeting opened in nt11ahstJc and family of Marlon were I Evangehnc Missionary Soc1ety mgs ""Ad 8 H k ' form one member Lucy Jef- weekend guests of her parents, of the Pomeroy Church of 11 Sunday School attendance on 1 byLeM~<s ' by dea th 1 Mr and Mrs. C J St uble · at the July 17 was 46 , offe r1'ng $13·64 · aveos amsumon joke fers ·was reported lost Chnst Tuesday evenmg 0 'St wh~;~~ t~ree readings we~ and flowers were sent. Mary 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Keller home of Mrs Conrad Ohl~ng~r, Worship servi.ces were held at Our Flag, by Mrs. Har· Showalter was mstalled of Columbus were Sunday Locust St Mrs Helen Le1fhe1t, 10:4S a. m. w1th the Rev. L. M. gley Hannmg; · Fl ag on the Farm • councilor and Ethel Orr as as- of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R1tch1e asked grace. IBarnett of Huntington , W. Va., · · the evemn g I d What s1stant financtal secre tary. and son. Calhng m . spea k'mg. Mrs. Leo Stor~,rsanllomer Wil- Plans were made to drape the were Mrs Darrell Chevelier Mrs Milton Roush. prestde_nt, l Revival services with. the Flag Means," ld ess" charter at the next meetmg and and Darrell and Denise of Co-l was m charge of the meetmg Rev. Barnett as evangelist ~nd l lard. A JOke He colu gu d members are asked to wear l lumbus and Larry Ritchie of I and members responded lo roll Rev. Casto leading the slngmg b;.y;:;M;;.;r;;.;s.....C'"Ia'"ra...P'"a'"u'"se'"n',"...a'"n"l wh'lI e. I p· G -. call with Peace against Fear are bemg held each evening me rove Id b Mrs be in . I At the close of the meetmg, I Mrs. flaymond Pullins and 1 Devotions were '- Y - through July 24, g nmg a 1 Elizabeth Wickham , whose I daughter Rhonda of ThurstGn , Orville Well, usmg as her 7:45 p. m. . 1 MASON W.- VA . birthday will be July 27 , was and Mrs: Roy Evans and chit- theme, Abundance through Un· The regular meeting of the 1 honored with a card shower. dren , Pamela and Jay of Cam- ity and closed With prayer. 1WSCS will be held Tuesday, TONIGHT Mrs. Wickham has been a mem- al Winchester visited Wednes- A 1 tt from the McKinley IJuly 26, at the ~me of Alma and FRIDAY ber of the Council for 31 years day, with their parents, Mr. and lndia~ e~ission at Topennish, ~wartz with Nellie Parker lead"DR. GOLDFOOT AND and has served as Uncle Sam Mrs. Rollin Bearhs. Wash was read by Mr.. Leif-1 mg the program. I C I THE BIKINI MACHINE" most of that time. Mr and Mrs. Gardner Man. ., d a letter from Barrie Rev. and Mrs. Pear as 0 with Vincent Price A layette shower was held for 1 k' · nd Larry Bobby Kevin , hett edan . . ry in Sou- of Chester and Rev. Barnett of and Franki~ Avalon . d I and m aAnna of Mitchell, ' •N.D. ar- Kenn y a nuss10na Plus Eileen Bahr, w1IO receive th Rhodesia was read by Hun t'lfl~ ton, W. Va 'I took Sunth ''YOUNGBLOOD HAWKE" many gifts. Ice cream, cup . . ed Wednesday for a visit ernR h day dirmer arid spent e Wilh afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. cakes punch and mints were I n~th h' mother ' Mrs Hobart Mrs. ous · James Franciscus WI IS • • and Suzanne Pleshette served' to the mem bers and ,' Raub and Mr. Raub. The mission study llbnd A u - Charles DWod . o e. two guests, Laura Jean E1ch· ance for the strongly nations- Guests from Troy O~o. and inger and Sina Bailey. • listie" which concerned Africa Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dtllmger IS pres~nted by Mrs. Ronsb. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ministers , Wives I. Charles Taylor and Jan enjoyPomeroy, Ohio ' eme Of Games were ccnductcd by ed a picnic supper at the borne Attend Retreat Mrs. Denver Kapple during the of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor NOT OPEN The Rev. and Mrs. Donald social hour with prizes award- and John on Saturday evening. TONIGHT Boone joined other area Bap- star Grange No. 778 met In 1ed to Mrs. Well and Mrs. Doris There were 17 present. tlst ministers and their ]regula! session July 16 With 1 McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Robert !lObinFRI. ~~~ i~iSDAY for the Rio Grande pastor's Master Ray MidkJff m I h son and family of Belpre and wott Dione,-. treat Monday at the Parish chair. It was decided there Attendmg were those named Mr and Mrs. Gerald Swarlt "BAMBI" the Temple Hills at Oak would he a ijsh fry at , the next above and Mrs. WIUJOm Fllh- and family of Marietta visited Feature Lenglh Animated near Oak Hill. regular meeting, Aug. 6,ld and er and guests, Mrs. Don Hobbs, the,·r mother, Mrs. Nina Robift.. Cartoon From The Novel by b M D td M rk Dutch Felix Salten Others attending from the the literary program wou e Tonya c ona • a · son and Aunt Clara FoUrnd - alsoea were the Rev. and Mr•. presented by the Home Econ- er and Sheila, Kathryn and Na· and .their house guests, Mr. and "DISNEYLAND ver Williams of Pomeroy omics Chairman, Ann HaUiday. omi Ohlinger. M~. AFTER DARK" •• John Barnett and family Louis Armstrong the Rev. and Mrs. Warren of Gary, Ind., on Sunday. 11 was reported that Mrs. Bobby Ryden Cheshire, and the Rev. Wallace and Rohble Rumfield, Elizabeth Yost of Sugar : and Many Others Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew. members at Star, ·and Mrs. Grove, has been spending sevStella Radekin, a member at eral days at the homes of Laurel Grange were poorly. grandparents, Mr. and Mr • The literary p;.,gram was gl•OCie 0 Harry Guthrie and Mr. and rUty lecturer on Mrs. Tom Yost b th en Y e wo 1 A Water District meeting was the ~~me, "Farm Safety i BY MRS. HERBERT ROUSH held at the grange hall here Week. Recent guests of Mr. and last Friday evening with Carl ''Enjoy Farm Life Mrs, Early Roush were Mr. BarnhiU -of Tuppers Plains as tice Safety " was read by the and Mrs. Guy Russell and Ter- clmirman. lecturer, "Wbat Is 1t. Farmer," ry Lynn, Pomeroy; Mrs. Mrs. Alma Doss is a surgical by Pauline Holliday; "Periods Blanch Blowers, Wadsworth; pallent at the Meigs General of Time," by Bernice Midkiff; Mrs. Ann Chapman, Mrs. Luel- Hospital. eLATEST STYLE "A Prescription" by Ora Prof- la Shroads, New Brighton, Mr. and Mts. Dinsmore fitt; "Marriage," by Pa. Boyles and Dorolhy RobiJISOD POOR BOY Nelson, and the "Summing Mr. and Mrs. Bill McNlcklea visited Ray Guinther and James of 1965," by Maxine Dyer, d children of Trimble visit- HeatoR who are in Holzer Ho• up the program. ::; Mr and Mrs Loyd Nice. pltal 'foUowing a motorcycle aoA contest was held OR • • cident last week. Weekelld guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kuhn ~d !ng states and capitals. relreshme•ll were enjoyed dur- Mrs. Earl Robinson wen Mrs. family of LUUe Hocking, VISiting the social hour. Anna Scarberry of EvaDS, W. ed her parenll, Mr. and Mrs. va., Mrs. Faud Haught and Millard Swartz and son, Terry, Family Dinner u Mrs. Martha Stover, Parkers- Sunday. burg, Mrs. Philip Radford and Mrs. Juanita Swartz spent_a Given by Struble• Stephanie of Rock Springs, ooople of days last week w1th Mr. and Mn. C. J. Struble Mrs. Pete Sbields, Mr&. Ger- Mr. and Mrs. Mike Willtams at tertalned with • !amity aid Hayman, Mrs. Jack Sar- Belpre. . Saturday evenillg at their gent, Mr. and Mrs. Howard ----West Malo St. Roush and family. • Guests were Mr. and Mrs. LadUJJ Meet for Jobn Gotham of Cleveland, Mr. Weekend gu~sts of Mr. and Eflening of CantUk.l ORLON and Mrs. Jack Cramer and lam- Mrs. Ray HeiDOy were Mrs. The Lower Crust C8!18sla Uy, Marion; Mr. and Mn. Rich- Mary Miller, Clevelandt Mrs. club met recently at the borne POOR BOYS ard Struble and lamlly, Carroll ; Jessie Chllders 01 Columbus; of Ml's Richard Sterretlln Gal• Mr. and Ml's. Bill Williamson Brenda McCoy of East Liver· Iipolis . Attending were Mra. by Russ Togs and family, and Mr. and pool; Liege Shields of Syra- Linda· HID, Mn. Linda Beegle, Jooepb Struble and cuse, ahd Bertha Proffitt,. Co- Mrs. Dolarea Wolfe, ~a Mae Pomeroy; and Captain lumbus. Kraeuter, Mrs. Janet Warner, Mrs. Daniel Struble and Mr and Mrs. Don Beegle and Mrs. Inez Roy and a guest, ter. of Columbus were week· Mrs. Carol Taylor, GalllpoUs. Mend guests of Mr. and M r ~- Refreshments were served. ANNOUNCE PICNIC Ro B ck and Pam and Law· Tho next meetlnl wlii he at A picnic dinner will be held re:ce ~egle of Dorcas. Mrs. Linda Hill's home, Pine at the Sutton Methodist cburch Mr. and Mts. Roy- Pearson Street, Racblo. Sunday~ _July 21 henorlng the visited Homer McNickleoa al ----new minister, Rev.- and Mrs. PageviUe Saturday night. DIVORCES ()RANTED John Kimbler and lamlly. MIDDLEPORT, 0 . Members and friends are lnvlt· Sally Pearson of Columbus PI". PLEASANT - Two dl· ed. Bring owa tablo service. spent the weekend with her vorces have been granted b_J ents M r and Mrs. R o y the MaSIIII County CirCUit par ' ·• Coorl Shirley M. Siders was Pearson. gran~ a divorce from Ken-Mr. and Mrs. Butch Dono- netb Sldet:s and Helen Mulne hue of Marion spent the week· Beoecutter was poanted • dlend with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon vorce. from John Adams BoneDonohue. cutter. Your Full Service Bank Is .•• "*' 1 I 39 Attend Sessl'on of D fA C '/ ouncl 1 Church Society I k Got~·~; Enjoys Pot D" Inner Tuesday ._ Y~~cts a~ui a!~:~ a!~ I !'; Alfred SOCJety • N0t es ~ues~s II ~ I Drive·ln w,.-., •1 I I t i ! I f OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK SeTViTifl Meig1 County-tor ovn 94 Yra" Member Fedenll Resel'!ll 81/ltlm Mtmber Federal Drpcmt I711Ur1111Cr Corporation ------- and Mrs, Lorry Badll· and Becky Tucker Mr. and ley and soo of Columbus spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. •···kn Erwin G.... er. . The U•lted Brethren Sunday School held their annual picnic Forked Run Lake SWMI&Y· Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nqrrls, Mn. ._ Flossie Church Mr and Mtl. Larry O'Brl..;, J - and Linda; .._ Jim ......._ and laml)y; ; •· and .{;""irerbert Roush ~er. -Mr. and Mts. Bob I ~=~Mr and Mrs. Erwin and 1, Twa Nlllril, Mrs Herschel Norri~ and Clar· ence. Mrs. Jllll Connally returned to her hbme at Virginia Bea~, V1., Saturday alter I visit with her pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Roush. Dorothy Riffle of ~lumbus 1pe11t the •end with her parents, Mr._~ Mrs. Elzo Roblnson .. Mr. and Mn. Woodrow Hall and family moved from the Harry Hill resldeilce lo the QIIIJ Hili* Oi'JI"'M l'tl14ellcl. • e entt ne XVIII NO. 67 01-!10 '[' ' TALENT - Young, talented musicians make up the Wind Symphony roster which will 'play from a barge July 27 at the Pomeroy waterfront. Above, Laureat Donne, tympani, ill attending the Conservatory of Quebec, and at left, is Talsuo Sasawl, xylophonist, from Japan, who Is a student at the Juilliard School of Music on a Fulbright scholarship. $$;q~ is Needed for Wind Symphony Show Beautiful Plaids Sponsors ol the performance of the Ameticall Wind Symphony in Pomeroy on Wednesday, July 27th, sbifted Into . high geai- Thursday In an all - out effort 1o raise the last $5110 of the required $1,5110 lee. Jack Carsey, presidenl of the Chamber of Commerce, ------·--·----=~..;,.,.--~..,...---- sponsor, reported f900 has been ralJed an another '100 ·pledged Black Stewart e One piece bent venere frame e Zipper LUggage e Rayon Lined e Post Vinyl Handles ene Tapes Realignment O~Prices · On Milk s~t ;;.i rr' Jri.h ::: i.'! by Pomeroy businessmen and individuals. He said $5110 will have to come !rom Middleport and other area residents to make the performance possible. Donations in any amount may be mailed to Box 528, Pomeroy, "Payable to the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce," or left personally at the Farmers Bank and Savings Co., with $6.95 26" CASE . Ladles Car Bags, 11.95 $7.95 29" CASI $8·" Jfqr.tial Lqw Asked zn C'(:veland Sl"m Rioting ft · '~ . SH The ~nj New ~sl1lnlants FURNITlJRE and DRESS MATERIAL Baby Beds-Baby Bed Mattresses Playpen• (wood and me•h) Hi-Chairs lfoldlni ond 11 k · 69~6" Donlrn-StriPM and Solids Solo 59c 59~6" Quodrlgo Cloth-100% Ccillon- Solo 49c Anolllor 111 Shtpnwnt of ThoM Foot Sollln1 11 41 Come back and look them over at your lelaure In the HOIJie~'l ~parlmoJ!L REPL· . ACEMENT CUSHIONS SUMMER SOCKS Sizes 10\1 to 12 - cool comfort 88% cotton, 32% acetate. 3 pair Ia 1. tellophane pack. Anklet llyle. 3 poir . ' I , for Sulftlllll' Fur11lturo ....;·olldtn . ~n :.... Ch... · LOUftlll In tho '1 t~,r-~~~r-~--------~----,,. f. 'I , \' ,• Be Thrifty! Save·All Of Yot,~r Salesll~ ' <• . . ' ' e~st $5.s~k,o 1*1~- . I ~~ Paul Powell Is New Exec Of Southeru · Paul W. Powell, former Mas- New Haven, W. Va., was prin- Meigs, and Ra;...O!llf lt.. l'fml. 1 on County, W. Va. , superinten- cipal of West Columbia Etemen- llarietta Coll•'lfadullll!• '· dent of schools, was hired tary during the 1 - school DEEM . GIVES RII'ORT Thursday night to a three-year year. Deem, earlier.'ln<lhe lessioa, ccntract as Southern Local The decision to employ Mr. gave his report for - the IJSchool District superintendent Powell as new superinlendent months he hu senrectila Soutllo by the Southern Local board. was approved by a 4-0 vote. ern LocaL He elledi llllVOral Mr. Powell, a Glenville State Member John Fisher, prior to projects accomplllibed . durlntl College graduate (cum laude], the voting, indicated he "would his tenure. 1 secured his master's degree have to pass" since he had not Included In these were TJUe from Marshall University and talk<d with Powell. I Federal projects totaling t/1,• had ccmpleted all work for Fisher added, "I understand OliO ; NDA Science Program, $8,• his PhD. ~e has been a teach- Mr. Powell was a victim of 999.93; saving of· U,OOO under er, elementsry and high school politics in West Virginia, but Public Law 874; · purchase of principal. assistant and head I don't know why he would stay two trucks tbrougb Federal Mason County superintendent. in the system so many years sources at a cost of f'IUI a He succeeds Mr. Ronald after being demoted from ccun- work • stndy pmgram empl()f• Deem whose resignation wilt ty superintendent'' lng 14 youths wltb ' ii3!RI; lbf become effective at the end of Other applicents for the local Neighborhood Youtll · eor,. this month after one year of superintendent's job were Don- program of which , be II Meip employment. aid McKenzie, formeriy of County Director, 1llld the V• Mr. Powell, a resident of Northwestern District in (Continued Qa.. page 2) I• ' ·'.l··,. ,. ~~ · ~~ f'Pm I ·,· ,!It , . ,.f' l · '• l" . ' n·· ~ ,, ,. d · i ... _ Space Pilots Th.u~ ABOARD THE USS GUADALCANAL (UP!) - Astronauts Jphn Ypung and Michael Collins, who came down to ear! h when they ran out of gas aucl groceriea, were thumped and tweaked by doctors today while scientists wonderedtif two mysterious black boxes the Gemini 10 pilots carted back from space would teU U tbere is life in the heavens. · · History's highest fliers seemed sorry to see the most successful U.S. spaceflight yet come to an end. "It was a lot of fun ," command pilot Young said wheo wh~ nl'.~;iln!l!ll•were 1 1 nigh~ f5-~ Races Erupt ~W::=~~·: ~~~ ~rson ~o ;II' I '., ~ Resort sa}e Negoti"ati"OnS In pfOtrress ~ par~lt!i- ~ -" II ~. ~ ' ~ckage Mlddl~ ~ed ~, il!<tl~ f 'Y-~~E• '. I· I ploP~*!' "'"'"'""'"""'"'1!'*•'•"'"""""'""'"" M I • · * . '..,. . , . I COUDlV·· ir~i~t·<)lry ~ -rUl) !f LClc4 . I' J. l I I . ,.J' ,., ' '""'"' _ _.___,_ c··Jty Riot eilf~t ., 'I ,,) : J j ,I Jj MR" .j ,.-· i' '. 1 ;.r·• fll}t' br:~; ~~ n II' , iI o·IeS Tl.•• ·~ ! s~Iw: ' ;""~';:;ir:h:~r n~ot~~~ Into BI00dy Insanlty • wI•11 Be '\ ' . ilftcl{'-· C»r•I*Y O.,.rtment _'o(. tM ~nd ' Floor. - . .$1.00 •. ''t .:s ':. Th~ -~ Just Rtcelv~ a Naw Slilpm111t Mine Mesh Wtavo 0 t. ti'a ~ ~ . speek's Defense lnsedictd.. - PtlfiddesFungicides.:. 'l(eed Killers .. .Fertlll~rs "Ribbon Bouquet" and "Sampler" Buy a!ld Save Thi& Week End 011 the llaln F!ollr. -- •.noreasl~ Jn Mt"d.dleport 0RTHO" Band.ana" - tong-~tand~ng ~ i Two ACCI'dents Are Reported 11 Mltching 81th T11welsHand Towels- W11h Cloths ~h lh~t I l~afleta 'Eiborfolds Hou-•r• Deport....,. 0.,. tho Main Floor Ia Hudquarten for FIELDCREST" "Venetian Lace" - / Porta-Cribs-Guard RaU. Siesta Strollen Baby Walkers-Baby Jumpers · l'bayer llaby Carriaieo Car Bedo-llabY Racilners Car Seota (allslzeo) l'rainlnl Cbalrs Baby B&thlnettea Baby Bwlll- · Playpea PadiBaulnette PadaBabYBed8umpers Baslne!le Uners 69c-45"·50'Yo Mod. Cotton/50% Colton Solo 59c ' ·~ lllallonai'J) t1.69-45" Silkar. Sale $1.00 yd. P9c-45" Flocked Dot Dac/Cotton Sale 79c 79c-45"-6.5'Yo Doc. PolyHior/35% CoHon Solo 69c ~ "We had a ball," chipped in rookie astronaut Collins, became history's fourth space , pedestrian ' , 1 flot·-ay 2.30 a. during the 43-orblt record. . • . . - ......... steps Thuriday Ill aiJiR mllk iNegrr"cJif ' oounctlman · laid' area. A iPo"Tii8mlll lor the allno!lt'empty, and aome lsetling mission. theentJre fl1ghl. Which m,tered through the . 1-prices received ~om farmers. today he would ask that governor said he would walt for Nntional Guard teams mannmg But before space officials -Would the "space dust" 3 -!"onaula · brealhlng IIYslem, 1ranging from an merease of :Ill martial law be 1feclared in the a requeal 'from the mayor roadblocks slept m their jeeps exulted over Gemini I D's four inside the black hoxes-re- blmdin~ them and;, short • [cents in Columbus. Ohio, to 79 predomlnaaUy Negro East Side before iosulng a declaration of while their buddies kept watch. records they wanted answers trieved from the Gemml and Collins "spaeesta · Is · Wh II g W Va p o1Ice '"''d _91 firebomb•- to the 'foflowmg . questions: ' the astronauts are BY THE UPI cen m ee n , . · s1urns _where thn:e . persons marttal 1aw. jagmg Agena S-si>ow Signs of Next days lor of debrielln that will 11 40 Degref! Tumble The Great Lakes Milk Mar· have died In four mghla of The third casualty of the bottles of gasoh!IC '"~h a gas- "Why did Gemini 10 use so livmg organisms, and prove for try to answer thosegqueslk>ns. TEMPERATURES TUMB- keting Federation President, rloUng. _ . r!otmg was e Ne~ man who ohne • souked rag_ 1 r 8 WICk much rocket steering fuel l the flrst time that hie, nowever They got physical ezamlnaled nearly 40 degrees durlng ,Gienn Lake, a dairy Iarmer in Councilman Morru Jackson died _today after being shot In were thrown durmg the mght. chasing down the "hve bmi" prlmihve, exiSts m the dark- liOns, food, real lll<t a fliiJht the night frosting over a num- 1'North Branch Mich.- said the said: the hlp. Before he died, be told At least 60 fires were sta:ted. Agena 10 target satellite on the/ ness and light of space? tnd>ly to Cape Kennedy where her of re:..r.t tows for Ohio in- move was made eff.;,Hve Aug. "People are afraid, I don't pollee he was shot by a while ~ostf of thel biBles were m•;:or, first day of the mission , a toss Space "SmQl" they started out on I plume <JI eluding "!Ill-year record 'at ' I to "help avert, milk shortages set how police can stop these man. u',~resdaa two supe';:r et~ wh1ch cut short CollillB' - What caused man's second flame Munday on their I'Oobour CleveJo 1 _, 1and give Iarmer cooperaU1(ell burnings. Martial taw Is the Some authorities said the cau 1 _20':ge esliDla a l' 'spaeewalk" and threatened encounter with "space smog," and .minute flgbt. They - e 47 at the cape tlnoau«b The mercu re istered 47 1. the ability to deal rpllsll· only way. _ racial turmoil appeared now to near Y ' · -- ~to stay d rees at ci.wel!nd to shat- ' cafly and eff'!"tiveb with the "I am gOing to ask he organized. Two other persons were shot I Sunday and return to the 1 ler eg a reco rd wh·.c . I giant dairy The dead.. e Negro, the and HOLLYWOOD, N.J. <UP1J manned spacl!<l'all center hi h.:u ha'd remam-1 . OOinpanies . · and food mtll')lal ea " ·ltw be declared lD this un..-a. sh tllamuel · the during . . · for the ed . 1 1 1 th bell art 0 1 store chams which are the chte.f ar · """"'eoter, w, was o ID first time police flied felony - A service station operator Houston Monday. 0 • to er P . '"tac buyers of milk." Jackson referred lo the hlp at about 4:30 1 . m., EDT, charges against nine of the bere wants to perk up his But when Young and Collin• a cen ury. s ry was_Simi. Hongh (pronounced huff) dis- while waiting for a bus to go to more than 150 persons arrested. gasoline sales by having his both 35 bellowed ' ·rnta the The actlon/"t.ea;t, trict on th• city's East Side, his job at a foundry where he Bail for the nine, eharged with female pump jockeys tum in Atlantic 5fo m11e1 eut'el Cape 8not :o 0 urn • w ere a 7ow the pr<ce w IC . ames " where Negro ri<>ters caused bad been employed 31 years. 1carrying concealed weapons, their "bunny bumper" eoo- K e nne d y with two ·a o ale degrees broke a IM mark. ?harge for botthng class I mtlk extensive damage by setting He di<!d two hours later in St. malicious destruction of proptumes lor the topless lmthlng " booms," they bftlugllt with 10 SIX federal -.order15markets to, numerous ftreo and looting Luke Hospital after telling erty, and housebreaking, was suit. In a tetter to the City them at least ·faaio apact Invade,.. Stopped by hundredweight to f6.10 scores of bueiness establish- police he was allot by a white set at $5,110tl each. PI". PLEASANT - Rumors Council Tbursday, John B. records: c· -vELAND - NATIONAL '" Southern Michigan,. $5.S5 to, ments. More than 100 buitdmgs man driving by in an automothat the closed Pleasant Point Underhin asked if there was -A space aJIItud• reeord of Guardsmen in the riot · turn :.IO :n Nor:east Ohl&l. were damaged or destroyed by bile. The shooting took place Resort will soon be sold crop- any ordinance that would pre- 475 miles set ''1\taollay. side stopped a small for$6m1ti during the four nighll of about three miles from the riotped up again this week. vent bim from "carrying out - First actual work pero eign-mad• car from . Brooklyn, to 15.91 in Northwest end rioting. . torn Hongh area. ..:.. lbe proposed chang•." formed by a apacemm oulside N. Y., loaded with 1nflamma- " 51 10 " 110 . C0 1 b Mayor Ralph Locher lndicat- Fu-es, shootings, looting and bee . 1 Underhill. who operates a capsule. lory from the Comm?' .... '" urn us. ed he had no plans lo request vandalism spread over a wider lions have n in progress, m-, three tsauons, last year clad -:First rendezvoUI with two ..,_ nisi tinged W.E.B. Du BOIS Gov. James A. Rbodes to area than during the previous termittenUy, with various pro- I bis female atl<lldaoiS io tbe orbiting sateUIIM; Club early today. declare marti•l law in the area. three nights, but were bought ~pective buyers, but that noth-First warllJna uae of u The two white men who said Rbodes' office in the state under C<Jntrol more quickly by mgdefm!te has heeo arranged.i "bunny ~umper" costumes orbiting satellitlt; ., they were from New York and capitol at Columbus said It a force of 2,110tl National Guard DISCUSSions aretb currently lun,- complete wilb Dolly tails. He Set Foilr Reeonla - . observera to troopo an d fOO o1ty poIIcemen. der way ontedano er proposa , 1 saidpergasoline sales to The beammtl• . " ,....,.!*limen aet two Negroes had bundles ol planned to send cent but thatrose aow19the 15 "Hough Project" leaflets urgNEW YORK (UP!) - lt. l was repor ' .. novel bas worn off an "official" ' 41J hdown » tng Hough Avenue area Ne, The $2 mJihon resort opened ty · curacy record 'lhtl'"'-'·18-lool groes 1o join the organization seething "West Side Story m the summer of 19115, but was spacecraft IMI lite . . power struggle by youths in a ' closed in February by tile Small (C tin ..rOn __,I to fight for "freedom The • . . . ' predominantly Italian-American Term on u - ·r .,.r ' l guards stopped the now.:• SUSJUCious B kl · hbo•'ond 1n Business Administration, which Knotts Draws • car because they felt it came Two accld~ls were reported roo yn llelg ._.. now · had granted a $1,042,000 loan Of 2-20 m Pen into the area ·•to rulse hell." today by Middleport POllee Integrated with N~groes and to West Virginia Industries DefS. _ . ~ The lour were questioned and votving damage ' to four vehiC>Puerto Ricano uploded Thurs· velopment Corp., for construe- Frank Knotts, RD, Lansville, • allowed to go on ·their way les, .but causing 00 peraonal l day night Into New York's lion of the faclhty. was sentenced to a 1.-20 years slnre the Guard does nol have tnjunes. . worst nclal outburst since Stockholders reported debts term in the Ohio Penitentiary ~ arrest ppwers J The firsl was at 1D:2D a. m. 1964. totaled more than $1 mJllion. by Meigs County Common , · ·· Thursday when a oar operated An 11-year-old Negro boy was ' , Pleas Judgo John C. Bason, Funeral services for ' Mrt. • • by Earl F. Ingles,, 20. Mason, CHICAGO (UPI) _ . Public defender Gerald Getty killed by an unknown sniper PUN REUNION Thursday. Alma McKenzie; ·W,OIP~. TavobiU f anuh backed from a parking space says be will bue hla defense of accused masa ldller Ri· moments after hundreds of The . sh Knotts, charged with arson, , wbo died WASHINGTON "- THE COST into> 1 car owned by Billy chard Speck on insanity if the 24-yeru;-old drifter is jeering and curelng Italian • Cheater High _ c 001 had pled gu1Uy earlier thiS ans Memortallliilti;lta1, WID•be ol living jumped up a oolch a· Wayne 'retry, 11, Middleport. brought to trial. American and Negro youths class of 1931 will hold Its an-, week on an mformallon affa- 1held Sunday 8t-'l'lklm:"ll flit gain Iii June, knocking anoth- Ingles Wlls cited on ·an lmprop"Definitely the defense will be insanity," Getty said clashed in the Eaot New ·York nual remuon al the home of davit prepared by Prosecuhng Ewing Chapel -91lit 11~ Rev. er ·qlllrler off the buying pow· er , ~acking charge and Terry ThurSday. In another interview, be said he woplcl enter •eo~on. Some of tha brawlers Mr. and Mrs. Buel_ Ridenour Attorney Bemad V. Fulu. Carver Willillllll' ll" er qttJIIl •amage _factory wo~: was f'"Ued ~ lickel 6lr illegal a plea of lanocent. After entering hill pie~, ~ty -~.an bed gull8 and se~eral'shot9 were (Panllne WICkham) ~ Ches~r Burial will lilt ill "~ 3 er's ' · . then petitiOil the cour for a sanity bearing before Speck !ired, polke Four pollee- on July 1. A basket mner "' 1 BIGGEST OF lt.LL cemetery, · m Ill''"'' The l•teat increase lllree- · Tlie other was on Nor"' Seo- Ia actual))' tried tor the crime of which he ·is acculed- men _- were injured by thrown he served at IUD P-n:;'·thA_ll The largest convention in She was-hom tellths ~I I per cenl - cap(led o!ld-av, l'hursday, where. ~ tlie slllgleband~ slaughter of eight student nurses last objecls, Including bricks and m;:~rs of the ·~~U:. e1r the history of the stote organ- I the daughter .1ho biggest slx-mpnlb g~~n stnce, ·E. Scotl, 14, Middleport: 11181 week. ·. an auto jack. . sc mates are v · lzation of the Dlsllblell Amen· I ward and 1958 and bmught the C!IJISIII.IIOI' control. of · her "1'1' and, s~ )lpeot, who ·Is ,being beld 1n In ~let obsen~J~~:e of ~~ Mayor Jobn V. Llndasy •. wbo can Veterans met in spent the 0 price index lp IIU per 1!0ql ' 'Iegajb parked car owned by ,the city 4AU hn1ipltal, b'aa been U. & Supreme (/tillrt rulln'gs, ~ - visited lhe neigbbol'hond E-R ·UNIT CALLED r,otumbus in t~e life there. the, 1957-lit · aterage. In_ Climde· Maynanj, with ·111urder In the no la!9 olllclaU111s llllf ·titan two hours befQre the Middleport E.·R squlldmen CSth ccnvention: July 22-21, death by per I termtl, tha~jmeans ccll'i Moderate 11amageo were re- dealh of onl)1 one 01 die nurses. quesUoned SpeC~' about any u- batiUng began, rushed back lo were called at 4:10 a.m. today Spencer, commander of t b somers 118\d ,ln· Jll6e $11,211 ,for I!Orle\l !P'bi!,t~ ca~ llpd Mlss Slate'• lt.tl)l', ·DAniel p _. · Ward pect .of the ·ll)~ W)llcb ~ave the B<;ene and was barraged for Mts. Ve111 Little, Middle- local chapter announced today. the same Ill gooda ,&nc! wal Cited fOr drlvlna in uld, llowever1 hi! weuld ask· a been called lhe "crilne of the _with booe at» catcalls. A PI' part, who was laken to Veter- Ohio leads all states in mom10 services illlit cost about ' a mii!Del'. · . Meliifay to century." bac• ean, flrecra¢1!ers and ans Memorial Hospital as a bership for the 2ttb eight years agn. . . .- - -' ·'· !~$it -~-Gil "'ui.rer' dtlii~ FeloDy Court Jude• W!llel other debris were h~led II his medical 'paUent. Uve year' Spencer said. SllnlVOI'!J · ,,, · . . · .... ,-~·'a-7 .o. _" ir(ln 'e!prl· ~.-. · J. Ryu-namid mlliljed bWt Umousine. They miiscd. . bind, John Let'• Pa1111 lAu7 , • -•· -.. Ward uld •J!ldallals 'to eW'IliDe 8P,eck 1n fiREMEN CAlLED OUT DRIVER CITED RlrDkl E. WASHINGTON ~ ,I,T , ~ •• ~- IIIII . miN ~.-- W6 ~by .Ill~, ·~liJ . sin- ~~hOSpll~ ~ ~y. Ijr. , ~ Po~MY Wlunteer Flro,.,en James Garnes, line tnslatence ol lndigdant legis!&- Ill lo~; ...;, p. . ."~, ~at¥ ~ ' _ :'· ~ ~ ~ ,!f-Q!,~Pt ~~ ~: ' t~e The. temper!.~. ln _ do- lft!!'t ~Bed at NZ p.m. Thurs- has been cited by Pomeroy Iars, biDs were heiDI read!'!<' !!llbt, io'!!·- ll'fl·,l!iihlrday ~JI Cli!{GD . ' the ' ' Jail i®D8 111811: ~ 11-Y~ lli~ klw!l 'Pomeroy ~ed 'lti!ftrl(l to e~sb a bnlsh blaze 00 Dee on I no operator•• lodav lh•l would einoow"" fed.- ald!~ir, , "P. II -_., . . ,~""" ~~~ ·8pedtt"'*-' •l!e811,·~ ~ hll-~~ t,t li;IJ !·Ill- . . · ~• .li_nki<J. A~ No damage was Chief Jed Webster repm1etl • (Cqnlinued 011 P&~e 2)· ff!N. be,,_ ,101-CidUrt. "'· ~ ~. ,- . tiilde!: ~ , 'llpOitod. . lll,r. • ~" ~ ~ ·' ""'• ~·· , ,.,. ,1. ,' . '!.f' , J;, . _ .... . . . . • •~.··. 1. .... -.'· . ',, • '.. ,. ~ ...... .._. ... ~-~ l '" tlloo 'I') 1- ; •''; ' 'I , #'" i " I '~ ~· b~ ACcEsSORIES SPRING and SUMMER PATTERNS ~>ll#o ~~~u!sh!sb~~~;~re:w~:~: ~~~n the pickle barrel" T)lursday _!ftto an ;Atlantic . I Mens Car Bags, 10.95 Sale! . ' ~ Ideal low Price Luggage For Men or Women 24" ·CASE Mr. Theodore Reed, Jr., a member of the finance committee. The Rev. Rick Martin, assisted by Rev. Howard Ruppelt, will canvass Middleport. C lttee h . M omm c a~rman rs, Patnck Lochary reported that all other arrangements for the Wind Symphony appear~nce are proceeding extremely well . • fl"' nO .'!' tthr~ _sta~s...took r: 'lV~0 ~I~ ,,,.,./. CJevel~-,IJL~ . • · ma~m the $5.95 1 •,;;, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1996 I Sale! Lightweight ZIPPER LUGGAGE 21" CASE ....,_ ,, ,, ·~~~~~~================::::::~~~~~~hd~T~o~T~~~-~~~~~~:::0:1:T:~::H:~~M~8Nm~~J~~-~~~~==================~~~i--~--~ ~L VISIT IN INDIANA nd NEW ljAVEN - Mr. a Mrs. Tony Nowakowski spent the weekend at their home on Market Drive, ~Iorence, Indl· ana. Callera durmg their stay were Mrs. Fred Watts. Madl· son; Rev. and Ml's. C. lluchanan, Mrs. D. Harman, Ghent, Ky., and Mr: and Mrs. Chari• Patterson, City. Mcleod ' •• 1. !/l There's Lots of Bargains All Over The Store - In the Furniture Department on the 3rd Floor- In the Ready To We1r 1nd. Drapery Department on the 2nd Floor and on the Main Floor B1rg11ns In Cosmetics and Notions- Dry Goods, Mens and Boys We1r, · Housewares, Hosiery, Lingerie, Infants Wear. Zan; a,.. ·' This Week End Elberfelds Are Open FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 8 and on SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 ARE SWEATERS 'J \ emp_Y a.· an lilsurance firm, s:r1 Mrl. weekend with her mo • Wendell pll!ICe · and chlldrea, Katjly and John. Cheri Mayer and. Su&an GerJach are attending the Chrlsiian Assembly youth camp at Ona, W. Va. this week . Mrs. Orin Smith is a surgical patient at the Gpllipolls Med~ cal Center In Gallipolla. he: -conoN '' I Ml~s :n:~~~ who wllll . AppIe Grove S • ty N l es iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii~iii~~~iiiiiiiia. r,..., I th•• farm Safety Th Star Grange program MEIGS THEATRE :I ~ I lather, Harry Munno, who Fla., vtslled.· several days lhl• ..me for them SaturdaY. Mrs. week with Mrs. Wendell Bunce Muhlll Is the . fotq>er' ~drlanne ~ ohlldren, Kathy and John. r.fr MUIIII! _was recently . Miss Kathy _Spengler, who =~e~ from Pa~llle, Is .employed In Columbus, was Onlo, to Pittsburgh. The, child- the weekend gueot of her par· ren were here while _ , their ents, Mr. and Ml's. Atwood parents made the move. Spengler and famliy. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rogers The Rev. Donald Hlcko Is (Jean Bennolt) and son, Jim, serving as camp counselor of Oak Harbor, Ohio, visited week at the Christian Assemlast week with her parents, bly Church camp at On~, W Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett. Va. Mrs. Hicks and son, Doug, Mrs. Bennett I'! able to be out , are In Colu\"bus whero they after an illness are guests of Mrs. Betty Baos. Mr. George ~ackett, Sr., Is, Jon Cunnmg~am, ~966 graduconvalescing at Grant Hospital ~te of Middleport High ~hool, 10 Columbus after sufl•rlng a IS at Ohio State University In heart attack while In Columbus Columbus where he is taking on the New York Crntral Rail- orientation _preparing to enter road His room number is 823. the university m September. He His iamily has been with him was acrompanied by his mother at the hospital. Mrs. Raymond Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Eggert and Mrs. Oscar Roush. He and daughters, Helen, Carol, wilf return home late this 5u5an and Joyce, of Jupiter, week. IWimmtac lns•rucUon 10oslaa !'Deputy Master, Matron Attend i nspection of Hem Iock Grove Grange . I'' ' ' .J ,. .I ,! �...:- •• • ,... .;. 1 P•il ' i ' 1 ,. ' --·- - us ··'':'.. ru ........ ._._.... - .. ..,.. ... ~ ..- ..... . •• •I • Tlti~d Jreh'earsaf Schedufecl" SunclaY · 1 -· .,, - . ............ ... ,.. ~ .' ,..• ~ - • (• • ' ' ·; ' Cheshire. tigers Upset Buffalo 7-4; Gallipolis Orio!es Ousted; :! ~ ~ NatiODWI •. •de WThIps • BottIe cap_. ·.JrA ..',. · •~ei ' . .- / • - - Tile a.e4lJre fllltled ..11v1s Null started for Buffa1o lnd allowed seven\ bits tn five aud two thirds iJinlngs before 'fi1! was yanked-in !avo(, of JO!if,._!((ertll!, ~th .two liUt and tw6 .f.Pln the IJottom of the slxll\. ~lied ·'lli.t'1 and Kiwanis IS-5 Billy West, flrsi' batter In the Rody Harden had t~ dou- bottom of tbe first, walked and bles tn four trips to the plate stole second. West was safe at to pace Kiwanis with four runs second on Greg Hall's bad batted m. K1wams led 9-1 after I throw, took thtrd and scored on three umings Jeff Miller wasj an overthrow by Steele, at tl~ree for four, with two doubles, third. struck' out ., Maitl\i was to bat in two runs · od ' . stars Gordon started lor thed tagged fur ' a; uble by Quillen Other K1wams were R. d ked 1 0 and lben struck out Jeff Zer- Mark Miller two for Uiree· Ric- I no tehsl dan w_or . two an Westd came kle to end the game. ky Kmnard,.' two for lour: ,Steve woI lhr sto mnmgs f th lh nd IDtling doubles for Cheshire Mrller. two for five. including ~n. ~ d eth P 0 e~~ a were: l'ickie Daugberly, who two doubles , Bill Steele and I ' " " e h ~ gam~ked IIi on gav~ was 1110 for three; Bob Rider, Matt Waldie, one lor three, and up mne 1'· wa ree an two for four; and Tom Quillen, Dave Strickland. one lor lour. :~u~~ ou~:~ee West gave up two for two, Mike Beebe and Steele had a \rtple, and Waldie, out : · ed one and struck 0 Randy Smith had singles. a double. .. e. Line score· Stl'ickland had a no - hitter Line score · Buffal9 004 1100 - 4 4 2 going unlll the bottom of the Kiwanl' 117 42 - 15 15 9 CheShire 121),,000- 7 8 1 fourth inning when Tom Hyrne Orioles 100 40 - 5 2 6 Batte'?ll!s: Bulllilu - Null sir~led to drive in two runs. Battenes Kiwanis - StrlrkiLPl Martin (6) and Trow- Jeff Canaday had the Orioles' land (WP I and Hall: Oriolesbridge, Cheshire R i d e r only other hit: also a single. Gordon 1LP) West (3) and JWP) and Louden The Orioles took ai·O lead when Canaday. t11ree run1 .11i the 110110111 cillhe &i ~ Talent Will Provide Thrills, Tbunday nlgbt ·Ia llslb Laughs Duririg Wednesday's Boat Show; Dance Plans Announced ·· tbl! Efablh Annual K y I e r Crwl!<.~nt Lillie ~ Ia take a 7-4 wla ovor ~o aud earn a berth in lhe leiDl-llnalo Saturday ldght P ' l. 'p' lsull>t KIWllllls defeat. ' ed the Gallipolis Orlolea 11>-5 ......... .......- the two bit PI'""'"" ~..... oI Dave Strickland, who walked one and struck out aeveL Kiwanls battered two Oriole burl~ for I& bits. Tolllght's ltlllrllllmenl aclioo fQido the Middleport SeRators 13-0) vs. Pt. Pleasant Fisher's IZ..O) at 1.30 p.m. The 8 p.m. IJIII" pill the Syracuse (Z..O) against Pt. Pleasant Malleable Iron (2-411 Wtni\I!I'S of tonight's games will 11)001 each other at 8 p.:n Saturday night in aeml . nnal Dally ' Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. Ju.ly 22, 19611--3 action. Pl. Pleasant Kiwanis - - - - - - - . --- - -- --(4-41) 1001 against the Chesh~re Tigers liHll at 6 30 p.m. Saturday, also in semi-final acllon. fur Gia~ts . ' ' · ' ' ,1 ( ) i ! Hamilltln, BllliiiJ r Md-~ old Browr11 'a , FollowJtt1114 . IJe Rous h oI W m I • widow of the founder of l h • wumamenl, preseote;. -lila ll. C Roush Memotial' Trophy ·.!Oi~ Kenny Wllllamo •l and-oJ K~1 Wiggins. manag-.s , ol cthe :t:a•ll In addition; ·each' melD!· ' of the team-,eoeived -a..tr.oo phy. • ' "" Trophies also wellt'-10 runners-up and to the "··lllilen place team, Bob Sadndetil Wflf1• ries from the Tigers, ave on 8 double by Brooks son Jets of Gallipolis, ,...,_'" collected 31 smgles, seven Robmson. who leads the A L lorletl over •IGA ,,,.,, '' • · MASON - The Nationwide Itest In three mghts repeatedly That's to lake noth· Eages I or p omeroy th um~=' """ The EaglfS went to work ear mg away from tne Wtlhams NaBottle Cap Inn of Huntmgton ' ly with two runs in the flrst- ~ lionwide Eagl.-. though, as the 13.Z Th uraday nIghl to wIn thellnnmg They added two more Prmeroy wam fas,tone • d tts . championship ol the 2oth annu- In the third and IJve in a bJg ltory around an 11-hit attack. a! Bend Softball Tournament at fourth inning for 9-0 lead I Leading Jt were Bob CunmngBachtel Field , ham with two smgles and · Dale ''orrison, Eagle hurler, The defense of the Bottle Cap my Hemsley, Tom m nine inning, surrendered on- ,Inn team fell eumplewiy apart /aud Terry Phalin, each with a ly three htls The game wasras It committed error after er- lsmgle and double other Harrison's third complete con- lror and threw the ball away 1for the winners were CharHe - - -- - ------ I '' ' . ai BaIt"Imore, R0 bby (F ran k) poundr·tgers By JEFF MEYERS UPI Sports Writer sul'\tes' doubles, a tnple and eight With 79 RBis. Curt Blefary hit , ' •I I• IL ' home runs in the three games. hiS 14th homer of the season in During the set, the Orioles! the fourth lor Baltimore. nvtt; racked 11 pitchers for 29 ruos. Preserved vtctorr _ For .All Frank Robinson was Balll-1 0 M N 11 h led 8 1 1 Chesblre 7-4 conduct by the more.'s bag gun Thursday nigtlt, hits and Tnm Quillen's double drove Omlcs. cloutt~g two homers lR a l leavmg the game With a rum1er ll ov In two ruos to ice the game for No, tt's not a matter lor the sparklmg 4-lor-4 performance 011 d th . d Cheshire after Bob Rider had , ,s 0 ff'ace. Th e 3I th ~ PIate. R0 bbY• th e JUnt.or Itwo secon , ree runscame m anon ,, lioN ' oomm t~saoner out. Eddie Fisher balled in the to-ahead run m BALTIMORE 1UPll - Frank connecll'<l again two innings complamts have been by mcmt home run leader w1th to M N 11 , the bottom ol the sixth tnmng, Robinson became the 18th off relieler Larry Sherrv visitJr' teams and Baltimore 27 , his batting average topreserv e d a ysan d OUS 5 08 Ofl 1 2 • h ·h h b 1 . vac rv m eCISions ' to put the Ti gers ahead 5-4. er in major ll!llgue lolory to w1t t e ases emp Y fans thoroughly enJoy the to .3211 lour oomts behmd the d · 8 It' , th Cheshire took a 4-0 lead af- surpass 350 home runs Thurs- Robinson r.ow leads ·· treatment aerorded the resl of AL fJest of teammate Russ own a Jmore:; SIX its last seven starts ter two innings of play, scor- day night when he belted two American League with 27 the American League Snydt'r illl one in the hrst and three in the Orioles' VICtory o"'~r Oct- runs and appears a cmch tn The Orioles, who established Sixth N.Y . VIctory In the second. BuHalo knocked roit. his previous single season a romplaint department th1s EJsewhere. Chicago stopped II the count 4-4: w1th four runs in Robinson, who was traded to of 39 set in 1962 w1th the season to handle letters and Cleveland 7-2. Mmnesota tt~e top of the third inntng. the Orioles from the Cu1einnati Robinson is sv.:th among phone calls at a rate of 50 per ed Washmgton 1-0, New York Bob Rider went all the way Reds last winter , has hit five active players in home day that pour into their public edged Kansas Cilj 4-3 m 11 • ic:ke!ll''l batted four times In one inn· 1 for the Tigers allowing only homers in hts la~t four games. and he trails only ~"11 ing and got four hits and It'll relations office, have abused mr.ings and Boston upended foor hits; including doubles by He reached the 35A mark with Mantle of the Yankees m never get in lbe record book! junior circuit rivals, bemg C.1lifornia 7-3 Lennie Raws and Alvis NulL a solo shot off Bill Mon· number ol homers hit by downright ungentlemanly tow- In the National League, New J. That's what I'm sad about!" Gay Gorrison' Buffalo bouquette in the fifth moing and ive Amencan League pla>ers. _ __ ______ ard opposing pitchers York walloped San Francisco with two singles In four trips to - - - -- - -Roughed Up Hurlers 14-3. St. Louis whtpped tbe Continumg their bad manners 7-4, Houston topped Philaodel- 11 Thursday mghl, the Orioles phia 3-2, Ch•cago bested l:incin·ll roughed up three hurlers for 12 nat1 6-1 and Los Angeles shaded r I I I hits including six extra base Pittsburgh 4-3 in tO inmngs. l:lCINCINNATI iUPil •- The a ter turn ng n severa CiDtinnati Reds open a week· 1 retief appearances. Don sct1wali 1 blows to whip second-place Rollinson, an 11-year big tong home-· stand tomght, and 14-21 was the probable pitcher Detroit IH and ruo their AL teague vewran, slammed his it's about time. for the nraves lead to Ill> games. J51sl homer to become th• 18th OUtside of fou'r-game senes •ch oed Baltimore, sweepmg the se- player eber to top the 3 F' Jcago sa1va 0 the By MILTON RICHMAN ulateau. Among achve With St. LouiS at Crosley 1eid. - a Iter the . o1 th e senes UPI Sports Writer stro ke back at 72 wh1ch sue h players. Rob by ranks second to the Rods have spent the first won the first three games AKRON. Ohio iUPI) - Sam one-time PGA titiJSis as Gary Mic~ey Mantle, who has 491 Some 18 to 20 fugitives from three weeks . of July on the Simmons' itchmg and the Bb R b d Th 0 I h d Kitchens to Middleport embark-, road, and With diSastrous re- ting of Dpon Kessinger Snead AI that Ge~berger o os73s urg along an Jerry e the1r noes. an lng loss, rounds and of fiRs made atred them Player, Barber carded with Tigers stxth straight KENTUCKY ed on a !un-packed reO' suits. Er nJe Banks · .. · d to a 2-0 1ead tn· t he ftrst reatlon program atsoftball municipal They started the month co--leaders io todav's second sue h oth er no 1abl es as u s JUmpe FRIED CHICKEN Chicago, which won only Its round ol the PGA golf Open champ Billy Casper, Art inning as Luis Aparicio smgled, pJrk; will battle next Tuesday '• high hopes of getting a th.rd decision over the Reds in championship IWall, Gay Brewer and Bill stole second and rode home at 9 a.m. for the best won-lost at the first division and a ~cord. Bob Ord, park manager, tble chance for the pennant. to gam~~ this season, put ThO¥ n•med narrow one- Martindale. Robinson's single. Robby scored 'd toda game 01 of reach m the e~,ghth stroke margins over DoD'"' · salThe Merchanettes y. and the But the more th an three .mnmg Wl'lh a lhreerun Sanders, Julius Boros and DonBlue ra 1 ns wiD tangle at weeks of traveling resulted in a burst. , , January. that tin,.. The Merchanetws 1long losing streak that cost the _S~ons7'fneanwhlle . won Snead. 54, used his putter are s-o. The Tartans.< are 1.2_ club the semces of fll'sl gam' lor the Cubs. a!i for his surprising A third team In the competi· , Don Hellner, who was fired . though he ·1tas g1ven up ?nly over the tough 7,1811-yard, lion "the Mustangs. IAnd things haven't been ·~~ned runs m 29 mmngs par-70 Firestone Country Club In games to date the Mus-J better since. JO!ntng Chicago two weeks course. tangs (Libby Oiler pitching) The Reds wound liP a The Reds' smgle run was Gelberger, 28 was naturally By United Press loleroatlonal Tborsda)"'s Re•ults JUL-v1)4 ',, took the Tartans 1~12 (Dee Ma- game series at Chicago not earned. . . h:Bppy over hiS 33-35. Amencan League Chicago 6 Cincinnati I jm. on the mound I; the Mer- day aud absorbed a 6-1 loss The Reds !ted Jt at 1-1 In the Favontes Jack Nicklaus, . W. L. Pel. GR New York 14 San Francisco 3 Buy a THRIFT BOX OF chanelles, !"Mom" Rawson) veteran Jeflhander Curt thJr.d on two errors by Kessmg Arnold Palmer and defending jBailimore 64 32 .667 ... Houston 3 Phila 2, night I CHICKEN-we'll g1ve you a downed the Tartans (!lee Ma- mons tossed a three-hitter . and, startmg pll~her Hank champ JOn Dave Marr still ,DetrOit 5(1 41 .549 Ill> St. LouiS 7 Atlanta 4, night of COLE SLAW jor) 1M; Rawoon of the Mer- the Cubs. Ftscher s !oopmg smgle that weren't out of it despite their ~level•"? 49 43 .533 13 L.A. 4 Pllts. 3, 10 inns., n1ght , chanettes defeated Oiler of the Nuxball to Start scored Leo Cardenas. first day 75 s. Caltforma 5(1 44 .532 13 Friday's Prnbable Pitchers 1 Bank D · 1 T J' · Mmnesola 47 48 .495 161> (All Times EDT) · Mustangslii-12, and Faye Man- I Tomght, the Reds take on s nveths "c bwo tm Ferner, who oow plays Chicago 45 49 .479 18 St. LouiS at Chicago - Denms j ley of the Mustangs whipped Atlanta Braves who also In the fourth, e u s went mostly for the fun or it, helped k 41 43 49 46719 22 the Blue Tartsns (Major Hol-,1 had trouble ii~ing up to in front to slay when Banks himself to a right respectable KNew YorCt · 1 • 1 vs. Ellsworth 1 · 41 . 2 30 r ' t · led d · · R s to ansas 1 y 41 51 .446 21 p m. 1o me m on an 71, whteh put him in tbe same Boston man 12), Charlotte Tupell (5), season expectations. Joe np 41 56 423 2;1~ ' PJltsburgh at Houston-- Blass: ~ ~ and George Altman, who had group as Tommy Aaron, Washington 40 57 24~ 1 18-21 vs. D•erker •5-41. 9· r1~5--i.3i..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_;;h~al;.l~ge,;;ts;;.,;;a;_r~ar:;;•;;.,;;cHa~n~c;:;e.;to;;,.;s;;la:;;rt~/ smgled. Walker Inman, former U.S. Tbursd ,1 Ke ults ' del t v e red the Open winner Jack Fleck and Bost 7 Cal fay p.m. rKessinger h · th 'ghth 'IIi h' _L on 1 orrua 3 New York at Los c me er m e eJ w1 " Larry Be" . N y 4 K c 3 11 · · A · i• I) 0 tee 12 71 bases-loaded lnple off reliever C.nada's George Knudson M. ' t · ·1 'W hmnlll8ts rnRo ·•· vs. s n ' · · B'li cC 1 AI · ' mneso a as mg on 0, 11 p m. 1 y M oo , lman smgled, Dan Sikes, Babe Lichardus, AI night Philadelphia at San Francisco Banks doubt~. and Randy Menger! and Bob Keller were Chtcago 7 Cleveland 2. night -.Jackson (9-7}. vs. Perry (13·21 Hundley was gtven an mt.enBait more 6 Detroit 4 · ht 11 tio~al pass before Kessinger only other hits off Simmons F:Way'a Probable Pl~~f.ers A~l::;;ta at Cincinnati dehv~red. were Tommy Harper's JAil Times EIYfi Schwall 14-21 vs. Nuxhall (2-2) . . Chicago took a 1-0 lead In the smgle m the thrrd and ~ two- Detrott at Cleveland-Agu~rre 9 05 p.m f';:t on a walk to Glenn Bec;k· ~t ~mgle by Pete Roge lD t26J vs. Bell (105). 7 30 p.m. Saturday's Games e and singles by Billy Wtli- etgt · , , Kansas Ctly at Washmgton- Sl LouiS at Clueago tams aod Allman; . . The los; was FIScher s Nash (20) vs. Segui (37 ). e V5 Pittsborgh at Houston. mght 992-5432 Besides Fischer s smgle, the 1n l1 deciSIOns. p.m. New York at Los Angeles Chicago at Baltimore--Pizar- Philadelphia at San franci:sco ll ro tti-5) vs. Palmer ( 10-4). 8 :A~tla~n~ta::.;a~t..r.~.i~n~ cl~nn:a~t~i,~n~Jg~h:t..-.:.!::==========~iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:a! p.m. :1 Cahforma at New York- ! Wnght <4·21 vo. Tolbol •6-7) . 8 pm. Minnesota at Boston-Grant I "!' '' ' '"~ , 1 . , (11-12) vs. Sheldon iS-10). 7:30 1 ,~ I Ill I ' • p.m. ~' of\" 'I' " DEALER STORE "'11" 1 111' .,, • Saturday 's Games LADIES Detroit at Cleveland No. 2nd Ave. Kansas City at Washington Mluet; Jn., Half Slzu Chicago at Baltimore, nlgbt R-. 6.95 to 25.00 Selection , .. man we have them California at New York in this tint aew shipment Minnesota at Boswn, night Ask For Your Nallonal League lor r.u '68. Moat wanted otyleo W. L. P•l. 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Off Yf~it!O.ISI UOi - o.•r~-"" ' _j �...:- •• • ,... .;. 1 P•il ' i ' 1 ,. ' --·- - us ··'':'.. ru ........ ._._.... - .. ..,.. ... ~ ..- ..... . •• •I • Tlti~d Jreh'earsaf Schedufecl" SunclaY · 1 -· .,, - . ............ ... ,.. ~ .' ,..• ~ - • (• • ' ' ·; ' Cheshire. tigers Upset Buffalo 7-4; Gallipolis Orio!es Ousted; :! ~ ~ NatiODWI •. •de WThIps • BottIe cap_. ·.JrA ..',. · •~ei ' . .- / • - - Tile a.e4lJre fllltled ..11v1s Null started for Buffa1o lnd allowed seven\ bits tn five aud two thirds iJinlngs before 'fi1! was yanked-in !avo(, of JO!if,._!((ertll!, ~th .two liUt and tw6 .f.Pln the IJottom of the slxll\. ~lied ·'lli.t'1 and Kiwanis IS-5 Billy West, flrsi' batter In the Rody Harden had t~ dou- bottom of tbe first, walked and bles tn four trips to the plate stole second. West was safe at to pace Kiwanis with four runs second on Greg Hall's bad batted m. K1wams led 9-1 after I throw, took thtrd and scored on three umings Jeff Miller wasj an overthrow by Steele, at tl~ree for four, with two doubles, third. struck' out ., Maitl\i was to bat in two runs · od ' . stars Gordon started lor thed tagged fur ' a; uble by Quillen Other K1wams were R. d ked 1 0 and lben struck out Jeff Zer- Mark Miller two for Uiree· Ric- I no tehsl dan w_or . two an Westd came kle to end the game. ky Kmnard,.' two for lour: ,Steve woI lhr sto mnmgs f th lh nd IDtling doubles for Cheshire Mrller. two for five. including ~n. ~ d eth P 0 e~~ a were: l'ickie Daugberly, who two doubles , Bill Steele and I ' " " e h ~ gam~ked IIi on gav~ was 1110 for three; Bob Rider, Matt Waldie, one lor three, and up mne 1'· wa ree an two for four; and Tom Quillen, Dave Strickland. one lor lour. :~u~~ ou~:~ee West gave up two for two, Mike Beebe and Steele had a \rtple, and Waldie, out : · ed one and struck 0 Randy Smith had singles. a double. .. e. Line score· Stl'ickland had a no - hitter Line score · Buffal9 004 1100 - 4 4 2 going unlll the bottom of the Kiwanl' 117 42 - 15 15 9 CheShire 121),,000- 7 8 1 fourth inning when Tom Hyrne Orioles 100 40 - 5 2 6 Batte'?ll!s: Bulllilu - Null sir~led to drive in two runs. Battenes Kiwanis - StrlrkiLPl Martin (6) and Trow- Jeff Canaday had the Orioles' land (WP I and Hall: Oriolesbridge, Cheshire R i d e r only other hit: also a single. Gordon 1LP) West (3) and JWP) and Louden The Orioles took ai·O lead when Canaday. t11ree run1 .11i the 110110111 cillhe &i ~ Talent Will Provide Thrills, Tbunday nlgbt ·Ia llslb Laughs Duririg Wednesday's Boat Show; Dance Plans Announced ·· tbl! Efablh Annual K y I e r Crwl!<.~nt Lillie ~ Ia take a 7-4 wla ovor ~o aud earn a berth in lhe leiDl-llnalo Saturday ldght P ' l. 'p' lsull>t KIWllllls defeat. ' ed the Gallipolis Orlolea 11>-5 ......... .......- the two bit PI'""'"" ~..... oI Dave Strickland, who walked one and struck out aeveL Kiwanls battered two Oriole burl~ for I& bits. Tolllght's ltlllrllllmenl aclioo fQido the Middleport SeRators 13-0) vs. Pt. Pleasant Fisher's IZ..O) at 1.30 p.m. The 8 p.m. IJIII" pill the Syracuse (Z..O) against Pt. Pleasant Malleable Iron (2-411 Wtni\I!I'S of tonight's games will 11)001 each other at 8 p.:n Saturday night in aeml . nnal Dally ' Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. Ju.ly 22, 19611--3 action. Pl. Pleasant Kiwanis - - - - - - - . --- - -- --(4-41) 1001 against the Chesh~re Tigers liHll at 6 30 p.m. Saturday, also in semi-final acllon. fur Gia~ts . ' ' · ' ' ,1 ( ) i ! Hamilltln, BllliiiJ r Md-~ old Browr11 'a , FollowJtt1114 . IJe Rous h oI W m I • widow of the founder of l h • wumamenl, preseote;. -lila ll. C Roush Memotial' Trophy ·.!Oi~ Kenny Wllllamo •l and-oJ K~1 Wiggins. manag-.s , ol cthe :t:a•ll In addition; ·each' melD!· ' of the team-,eoeived -a..tr.oo phy. • ' "" Trophies also wellt'-10 runners-up and to the "··lllilen place team, Bob Sadndetil Wflf1• ries from the Tigers, ave on 8 double by Brooks son Jets of Gallipolis, ,...,_'" collected 31 smgles, seven Robmson. who leads the A L lorletl over •IGA ,,,.,, '' • · MASON - The Nationwide Itest In three mghts repeatedly That's to lake noth· Eages I or p omeroy th um~=' """ The EaglfS went to work ear mg away from tne Wtlhams NaBottle Cap Inn of Huntmgton ' ly with two runs in the flrst- ~ lionwide Eagl.-. though, as the 13.Z Th uraday nIghl to wIn thellnnmg They added two more Prmeroy wam fas,tone • d tts . championship ol the 2oth annu- In the third and IJve in a bJg ltory around an 11-hit attack. a! Bend Softball Tournament at fourth inning for 9-0 lead I Leading Jt were Bob CunmngBachtel Field , ham with two smgles and · Dale ''orrison, Eagle hurler, The defense of the Bottle Cap my Hemsley, Tom m nine inning, surrendered on- ,Inn team fell eumplewiy apart /aud Terry Phalin, each with a ly three htls The game wasras It committed error after er- lsmgle and double other Harrison's third complete con- lror and threw the ball away 1for the winners were CharHe - - -- - ------ I '' ' . ai BaIt"Imore, R0 bby (F ran k) poundr·tgers By JEFF MEYERS UPI Sports Writer sul'\tes' doubles, a tnple and eight With 79 RBis. Curt Blefary hit , ' •I I• IL ' home runs in the three games. hiS 14th homer of the season in During the set, the Orioles! the fourth lor Baltimore. nvtt; racked 11 pitchers for 29 ruos. Preserved vtctorr _ For .All Frank Robinson was Balll-1 0 M N 11 h led 8 1 1 Chesblre 7-4 conduct by the more.'s bag gun Thursday nigtlt, hits and Tnm Quillen's double drove Omlcs. cloutt~g two homers lR a l leavmg the game With a rum1er ll ov In two ruos to ice the game for No, tt's not a matter lor the sparklmg 4-lor-4 performance 011 d th . d Cheshire after Bob Rider had , ,s 0 ff'ace. Th e 3I th ~ PIate. R0 bbY• th e JUnt.or Itwo secon , ree runscame m anon ,, lioN ' oomm t~saoner out. Eddie Fisher balled in the to-ahead run m BALTIMORE 1UPll - Frank connecll'<l again two innings complamts have been by mcmt home run leader w1th to M N 11 , the bottom ol the sixth tnmng, Robinson became the 18th off relieler Larry Sherrv visitJr' teams and Baltimore 27 , his batting average topreserv e d a ysan d OUS 5 08 Ofl 1 2 • h ·h h b 1 . vac rv m eCISions ' to put the Ti gers ahead 5-4. er in major ll!llgue lolory to w1t t e ases emp Y fans thoroughly enJoy the to .3211 lour oomts behmd the d · 8 It' , th Cheshire took a 4-0 lead af- surpass 350 home runs Thurs- Robinson r.ow leads ·· treatment aerorded the resl of AL fJest of teammate Russ own a Jmore:; SIX its last seven starts ter two innings of play, scor- day night when he belted two American League with 27 the American League Snydt'r illl one in the hrst and three in the Orioles' VICtory o"'~r Oct- runs and appears a cmch tn The Orioles, who established Sixth N.Y . VIctory In the second. BuHalo knocked roit. his previous single season a romplaint department th1s EJsewhere. Chicago stopped II the count 4-4: w1th four runs in Robinson, who was traded to of 39 set in 1962 w1th the season to handle letters and Cleveland 7-2. Mmnesota tt~e top of the third inntng. the Orioles from the Cu1einnati Robinson is sv.:th among phone calls at a rate of 50 per ed Washmgton 1-0, New York Bob Rider went all the way Reds last winter , has hit five active players in home day that pour into their public edged Kansas Cilj 4-3 m 11 • ic:ke!ll''l batted four times In one inn· 1 for the Tigers allowing only homers in hts la~t four games. and he trails only ~"11 ing and got four hits and It'll relations office, have abused mr.ings and Boston upended foor hits; including doubles by He reached the 35A mark with Mantle of the Yankees m never get in lbe record book! junior circuit rivals, bemg C.1lifornia 7-3 Lennie Raws and Alvis NulL a solo shot off Bill Mon· number ol homers hit by downright ungentlemanly tow- In the National League, New J. That's what I'm sad about!" Gay Gorrison' Buffalo bouquette in the fifth moing and ive Amencan League pla>ers. _ __ ______ ard opposing pitchers York walloped San Francisco with two singles In four trips to - - - -- - -Roughed Up Hurlers 14-3. St. Louis whtpped tbe Continumg their bad manners 7-4, Houston topped Philaodel- 11 Thursday mghl, the Orioles phia 3-2, Ch•cago bested l:incin·ll roughed up three hurlers for 12 nat1 6-1 and Los Angeles shaded r I I I hits including six extra base Pittsburgh 4-3 in tO inmngs. l:lCINCINNATI iUPil •- The a ter turn ng n severa CiDtinnati Reds open a week· 1 retief appearances. Don sct1wali 1 blows to whip second-place Rollinson, an 11-year big tong home-· stand tomght, and 14-21 was the probable pitcher Detroit IH and ruo their AL teague vewran, slammed his it's about time. for the nraves lead to Ill> games. J51sl homer to become th• 18th OUtside of fou'r-game senes •ch oed Baltimore, sweepmg the se- player eber to top the 3 F' Jcago sa1va 0 the By MILTON RICHMAN ulateau. Among achve With St. LouiS at Crosley 1eid. - a Iter the . o1 th e senes UPI Sports Writer stro ke back at 72 wh1ch sue h players. Rob by ranks second to the Rods have spent the first won the first three games AKRON. Ohio iUPI) - Sam one-time PGA titiJSis as Gary Mic~ey Mantle, who has 491 Some 18 to 20 fugitives from three weeks . of July on the Simmons' itchmg and the Bb R b d Th 0 I h d Kitchens to Middleport embark-, road, and With diSastrous re- ting of Dpon Kessinger Snead AI that Ge~berger o os73s urg along an Jerry e the1r noes. an lng loss, rounds and of fiRs made atred them Player, Barber carded with Tigers stxth straight KENTUCKY ed on a !un-packed reO' suits. Er nJe Banks · .. · d to a 2-0 1ead tn· t he ftrst reatlon program atsoftball municipal They started the month co--leaders io todav's second sue h oth er no 1abl es as u s JUmpe FRIED CHICKEN Chicago, which won only Its round ol the PGA golf Open champ Billy Casper, Art inning as Luis Aparicio smgled, pJrk; will battle next Tuesday '• high hopes of getting a th.rd decision over the Reds in championship IWall, Gay Brewer and Bill stole second and rode home at 9 a.m. for the best won-lost at the first division and a ~cord. Bob Ord, park manager, tble chance for the pennant. to gam~~ this season, put ThO¥ n•med narrow one- Martindale. Robinson's single. Robby scored 'd toda game 01 of reach m the e~,ghth stroke margins over DoD'"' · salThe Merchanettes y. and the But the more th an three .mnmg Wl'lh a lhreerun Sanders, Julius Boros and DonBlue ra 1 ns wiD tangle at weeks of traveling resulted in a burst. , , January. that tin,.. The Merchanetws 1long losing streak that cost the _S~ons7'fneanwhlle . won Snead. 54, used his putter are s-o. The Tartans.< are 1.2_ club the semces of fll'sl gam' lor the Cubs. a!i for his surprising A third team In the competi· , Don Hellner, who was fired . though he ·1tas g1ven up ?nly over the tough 7,1811-yard, lion "the Mustangs. IAnd things haven't been ·~~ned runs m 29 mmngs par-70 Firestone Country Club In games to date the Mus-J better since. JO!ntng Chicago two weeks course. tangs (Libby Oiler pitching) The Reds wound liP a The Reds' smgle run was Gelberger, 28 was naturally By United Press loleroatlonal Tborsda)"'s Re•ults JUL-v1)4 ',, took the Tartans 1~12 (Dee Ma- game series at Chicago not earned. . . h:Bppy over hiS 33-35. Amencan League Chicago 6 Cincinnati I jm. on the mound I; the Mer- day aud absorbed a 6-1 loss The Reds !ted Jt at 1-1 In the Favontes Jack Nicklaus, . W. L. Pel. GR New York 14 San Francisco 3 Buy a THRIFT BOX OF chanelles, !"Mom" Rawson) veteran Jeflhander Curt thJr.d on two errors by Kessmg Arnold Palmer and defending jBailimore 64 32 .667 ... Houston 3 Phila 2, night I CHICKEN-we'll g1ve you a downed the Tartans (!lee Ma- mons tossed a three-hitter . and, startmg pll~her Hank champ JOn Dave Marr still ,DetrOit 5(1 41 .549 Ill> St. LouiS 7 Atlanta 4, night of COLE SLAW jor) 1M; Rawoon of the Mer- the Cubs. Ftscher s !oopmg smgle that weren't out of it despite their ~level•"? 49 43 .533 13 L.A. 4 Pllts. 3, 10 inns., n1ght , chanettes defeated Oiler of the Nuxball to Start scored Leo Cardenas. first day 75 s. Caltforma 5(1 44 .532 13 Friday's Prnbable Pitchers 1 Bank D · 1 T J' · Mmnesola 47 48 .495 161> (All Times EDT) · Mustangslii-12, and Faye Man- I Tomght, the Reds take on s nveths "c bwo tm Ferner, who oow plays Chicago 45 49 .479 18 St. LouiS at Chicago - Denms j ley of the Mustangs whipped Atlanta Braves who also In the fourth, e u s went mostly for the fun or it, helped k 41 43 49 46719 22 the Blue Tartsns (Major Hol-,1 had trouble ii~ing up to in front to slay when Banks himself to a right respectable KNew YorCt · 1 • 1 vs. Ellsworth 1 · 41 . 2 30 r ' t · led d · · R s to ansas 1 y 41 51 .446 21 p m. 1o me m on an 71, whteh put him in tbe same Boston man 12), Charlotte Tupell (5), season expectations. Joe np 41 56 423 2;1~ ' PJltsburgh at Houston-- Blass: ~ ~ and George Altman, who had group as Tommy Aaron, Washington 40 57 24~ 1 18-21 vs. D•erker •5-41. 9· r1~5--i.3i..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_;;h~al;.l~ge,;;ts;;.,;;a;_r~ar:;;•;;.,;;cHa~n~c;:;e.;to;;,.;s;;la:;;rt~/ smgled. Walker Inman, former U.S. Tbursd ,1 Ke ults ' del t v e red the Open winner Jack Fleck and Bost 7 Cal fay p.m. rKessinger h · th 'ghth 'IIi h' _L on 1 orrua 3 New York at Los c me er m e eJ w1 " Larry Be" . N y 4 K c 3 11 · · A · i• I) 0 tee 12 71 bases-loaded lnple off reliever C.nada's George Knudson M. ' t · ·1 'W hmnlll8ts rnRo ·•· vs. s n ' · · B'li cC 1 AI · ' mneso a as mg on 0, 11 p m. 1 y M oo , lman smgled, Dan Sikes, Babe Lichardus, AI night Philadelphia at San Francisco Banks doubt~. and Randy Menger! and Bob Keller were Chtcago 7 Cleveland 2. night -.Jackson (9-7}. vs. Perry (13·21 Hundley was gtven an mt.enBait more 6 Detroit 4 · ht 11 tio~al pass before Kessinger only other hits off Simmons F:Way'a Probable Pl~~f.ers A~l::;;ta at Cincinnati dehv~red. were Tommy Harper's JAil Times EIYfi Schwall 14-21 vs. Nuxhall (2-2) . . Chicago took a 1-0 lead In the smgle m the thrrd and ~ two- Detrott at Cleveland-Agu~rre 9 05 p.m f';:t on a walk to Glenn Bec;k· ~t ~mgle by Pete Roge lD t26J vs. Bell (105). 7 30 p.m. Saturday's Games e and singles by Billy Wtli- etgt · , , Kansas Ctly at Washmgton- Sl LouiS at Clueago tams aod Allman; . . The los; was FIScher s Nash (20) vs. Segui (37 ). e V5 Pittsborgh at Houston. mght 992-5432 Besides Fischer s smgle, the 1n l1 deciSIOns. p.m. New York at Los Angeles Chicago at Baltimore--Pizar- Philadelphia at San franci:sco ll ro tti-5) vs. Palmer ( 10-4). 8 :A~tla~n~ta::.;a~t..r.~.i~n~ cl~nn:a~t~i,~n~Jg~h:t..-.:.!::==========~iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:a! p.m. :1 Cahforma at New York- ! Wnght <4·21 vo. Tolbol •6-7) . 8 pm. Minnesota at Boston-Grant I "!' '' ' '"~ , 1 . , (11-12) vs. Sheldon iS-10). 7:30 1 ,~ I Ill I ' • p.m. ~' of\" 'I' " DEALER STORE "'11" 1 111' .,, • Saturday 's Games LADIES Detroit at Cleveland No. 2nd Ave. Kansas City at Washington Mluet; Jn., Half Slzu Chicago at Baltimore, nlgbt R-. 6.95 to 25.00 Selection , .. man we have them California at New York in this tint aew shipment Minnesota at Boswn, night Ask For Your Nallonal League lor r.u '68. Moat wanted otyleo W. L. P•l. GB on eampus featuring wide Pittsburgh 56 '!I .602 MENS SUMMER ribbed, cable' knits . fO~ Francisco 56 39 .5811 I BIG PACKAGE Los Angeles 52 39 .571 3 ru~me tt and we'll han it. OF Philadelpbia 51 43 .543 51> Sllpover and Jtutton ltyleo. Houston 47 46 .5115 9 Reg. $39.95 to $75.00 CbQOie rour. now, UJe our Lay· St. Louis 46 46 .500 91> AUanta 44 50 .468 121> /'WI'/ Jl•n-• depoalt hollis , . I ' Cincinnati 42 51 .452 14 to \'OUrtNew York , 41 51 .446 141i Nothing To Buy Reg. --Short-Longs Chicago so a .:123 20 Sizes 36 to 46 ALL-STAR Robby May PaSS '62 Mark In Home Run' Department The thr..-month-old Ballimore complamt department has been deluged with gr1pes by vtsitors abuSive treatment at the park and ~hlld TENNIS descr~bing linm~~:, gi~in: ~p 1~r ~entlemanly play- ~ laler ra~sed T~~11; $111 ._;J~~44'jt ', R ' h' Sh Sf ~ , l• Tl 1 1 I q ' ••ced pia~. 't' Reds Return Home Tont"ght £ Sam Snead and AI Gei'berger Head PGA Meet FujJJ. Ives rom Kitchens will $ I 't I• ttl ' I) .. . Battle Toesday r J in r I " 5t ' l gpWJJi FREE ~:t .:'. ., --.:; ,, , ,. t SUNilAYONLY I ' ."" '' I 1 f J.U ,; lk,, 1 :m ' ,. ! ! OUR NEW SWEATERS JUST ARRIVED! f I YOUR NEW SWEATER NOW For Back To School! ' ,• MID SUMMER " Ladies DRESSES ' ' .. ; r• 1 11 /,' ,. I orj BATHING SUITS Reduced20% Reclucecl30% FREE S.UITS ZINNIA SEEDS 28·88 44·88 Boys .. 4.98 to 8.98 ~:~.I . , Mefti ~ .. · · .. ·.... 8.9ho 25.00 . I Ladles· ;.. .... ·.. 6.98 to 12'.98 I ,... "111.4Nx '$ C.l. "EHPAICK<UI n ~' Jr•.'•f'if.tut. e 1M6 br NU., Inc. "t.; ' · ... col! mi Jtolt ~»qr~:and ttll tiMIII that I tan't - - • '' ( :New.iYork.Clothing,:House I ' ...... 11willlfl''-- PUMRtsr. N.J. '' I . Open Fri. I . S11t.' Nlghh .. . ..I ,.. . . •' ·t ' '. . '. · 1 Lot-Short Sl..ve MIN Sufi.!!Mr Pomeroy SHIRTS ~=I•• SPORT (OATS Reg. $25.00 1D $39.95 SALE· $18,88 $5.00 ' S3 BAfiR ~OTHIERS . ·r. ,> ·MIPDLEPORT . ' Ltwla Repair Service -FOR....o ·, eHEAnNG ePLUMBING .ROOFING fEW'S All prices pl111 Tax•• •n41Tritli.'OC l~ . Off Yf~it!O.ISI UOi - o.•r~-"" ' _j �I •• . '' ' • 'i ' I ' ··..,_._•-:::.:: . . . ... "' " . ' ... .. .. ··. ., . . w.t.PtC;GB ! I!!' L- •. ~ ...- ·II!!'"*"'* _·. ~~.. " II 41 .1M ... 51 4S . .50 I ,.-IUK#Cif-"-"" 52~.M21 .-. IIAOTIPII 1 .HI_ I'll\ IIDcbester i2 4li Buffalo 44 50 .468 8 Jacksonvllle Sy•aCUM 43 49 :467 8 i 38 5'( .400 14'~ '. Rlchmond 46 41 .489 6 '!'llqnday'o llelalll .ARTIFICIAL I Toronto 9 Buffalo s \ IIDcheoter I SyracUBe 5 . ' 1J19. Toledo 4 Columbo& I, 10 lnos. ; Ricbmond at Jaxv~ ppd., rain FLOWIR ARRANGIMIHTS e •••Yf• cold-rolled panels, wHh I·~· e ENHANCE I'OR ALL OCCASIONS W. wiH ~~owen ..errwllero THE e 011 NIGHT WI f.2t51 , '*""~ Vivid Summer Colors. Widt Seltctlon ~ ........ sum caGM OOUCII MOR~ ,. ··=· . . . . . L (J f.3J ,Pomer<>J. lin. IIDJird v.. llletor .:A""' fJ. . r,r -~ enamel. _ Chromo-plaltd . •••ss shower hlad, .-n ,.,....,, 11 . W. Mala (] ' l ~ •t> RtuptOI isJ"'M~·' I tj1 ..,....ling .... · ·.• , ...; body. Pomeroy Flower Shop ._ ......... """'' ,...,.,,.. •.....IJ'grr··~ .n::na'''·..-:t·i"wl' slip fund-on portthlilf WY2-2039 BEAUTY Of YOUR HOME. ... ~ t"lq 4f.. :i~ ·" ">'! whitt IIIGIIIII llalcad TO . ,!t d ... ; ithiCil:t~lj •• , f(J, ) ~· H~p.wy ga~!t~t f!llastL"l .oil.IJ. ~"" ~ u , ;'! ·"~,.;- l'·rl :~ .·. DUDLEY'S .i) built ,~ ~~ .' " .~ em! Ut t4o dd>illn ~r saJII. .•b!!qO: fOOIII, Order aow - Coday- and Ill• wiU in•rall lt._eo ,..U ·"• ·>I<· an mdy. Or install it yourself wich 'tbt ins~ 1lr> k llffl. . _., :i: Jive you. It'• easy! · · r..: ~ Jto ae · ~~A .. ·,f.. Set chil bancllome,rug, ' ' ,. htra ,,.t '" tKft \ lervlllf Tht .,, lllndANI 19 N. 2nd Avt. '" • . 1HutyTlp1 llu Ioiii Bortrum - ILD ·~ ' ;<, '"" ,.. ~ "' '·" llliiJl ll!1 • .. -.. 10 ,.1 \il ~ f.' l~·. _.... ;'kJ')ffi'J~ e.'vs'J.! SHOES 0pOnUnHI9 PM SATURDAY • MULLEN Mllldllpolt ill IIPRI'ii•• Choose A MOTOROLA TABLE RADIO . .. lnaurenct Atency Inc. P~tntWYiall 111 L llclllll It, l'elltNy IJNE SCORES Price of Milk , "' ' . . Maylncr~ I : t I ·" Clncl 2cPerQuart Oll1CUO Flscbolr, Olol (., alld t3c2) llld HUlldley. r t .;~i ll CLEVELAND (UPI) - The price of milk may go up two eenls a q-1 In Obio1 Mlchi· gan, Jmll8118, PeruJsylvanla West Virginia next t~~onlh. The Cleveland Milk Procjucers <U) . ·,- TWQ-THIRDS OP THE PEOPLI READING THIS Just Received NEW SHIPMENT! MESSAGI "FENTON" ART GLASS WERE NOT HOME TODAY MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Amtrlcans Are On The Gol Mlddltport, Ohio ~ou wen workiDI at your job •• • wmt to villi rll&tives •• • 1ttladlld IChool or took the kldJ 10mewbere ... · weot io ·your church mnt!Dll . • • played brldp • . • wtDt lliopplna . . . worked for your flvorltt cbarltyb, • • onr to lht neigbbora . . • at your parttime Jo ••. AII)'Way, you \l'erea't home. .;' (10 Jlitla llates will - dairies per •uo Dl' 2'11 p!'Ogt'llllll....1 • .• ' eiA -ot . LL . 3 ROOMS NewFumiture ONLY '299 I .... ............. _ ...._lilt,_ TOMI'tlllf O. D. "' OfiiM 8 10 12. 2 10 IIIClcliUt N. . • ftan. - lui COUrt St., l'lllllllap MASON FUINITUII CO. MUON, W.VA. Keeneaa.lce INTIIt~OCKINe IleNe .ITa ThtH tlllfl lllllltt twist •• tufll on rour bttr. Tho famouo MUIJI lot~ holdl thdl loftllltt fot 11101'1 beauty and 1111afutlta. ..... •K:, iit dr;~:~l:,~ I e DUAL ANTENNA '% ., r~diV ,; 1 6 !ncb Speaker, 5 tube, Tuned RF Stag• for added sensitivity. Vultior tuning for ptecise "on statioD" tuning. Variable Ton• Control lets you adjust "Highs & Lows" to your liscelling preference. Poly· styrene cabinet. Engineered for brilliant t~ne qual· ity. WERNER WE THOUGHT \IV'E SAID QUA ' A.ST WORD MIDDLEPORT . . ' ·I . •' . . •• •! .• ) ' .• •.,..., .. .,...: : .. ·, ' "'. ,, tt~t;,y.Mitlll' N . I. ' I ,. ' '-l <~• :\1,) ; ~· ;,,, 000 000 ~ i ovJ £Ill ::li E• , ,.,,. : ,, 1't8J28rr. ll•, ~-~, u wemen t2;r . ,_ (u .(H l SCHDQLRDDM UGHTING IN 1894. ; • rt!lml'r--2)] II · 6 SEEMS rrs TIME TD SPEAK UP AGA'fN.~~«' _.'.: ..I ' ASSOCIAl~D RADIO & tv j] ,, 1!11vll0 bna (\", \ .:ho1 I We ran our last ad on the l!Ubject of gasllgtt for f1e schoolroom some 75 years ago, and stood aside for the light bulb. We've always been strong fa progress, even Ule progress of a competitor. .. Now there's a new wrinkle in Schoof lghling we think you should know about. lt. too, seems at irst , glance to be "progress," but ••• well. decide for yOursell The electric company is offering a 1¢-per-kilowattbour rate to schools for their lighting. It wil save 1 school about $7.50 per classroom per month. If that's all there was to it, that would be real progress and we'd be in there cheering. · But there's a catch. .Notal ~~ ~ get this U l&hting rate. Just the few (01'1.11 or' two out of fNIII1 . RADIO & TV 1· ) ~ II surwya an. at114!fM llalllllally lam I!Mwnr- The Daily Sentinel ~;(i :. l' \.J'!tj(1 .! . :J ·•bt>G ·- !I!H Televiaton -llldlos- Rtfrigerlfoll- Wnhm & Drye,. ,,' ,v.. 1ooqsna1)t .( 11JG .\In ( J ...· Your lllvll'tltlne m-...1 11 there too · rud lly men the ...... and ~ (K) : ' ;, ,,.;( I .IJI~9bd :(e l :;t: ·,·£! Connedion for External Antenna . .. llclll IIIWt • • • o411Mm (ioli.r../ovoriU · · 1i1 aportl •• ,, ~om•~ edltOriala. . · ~ ~~ ·,. ,. " • , 1 1 So, SIT BACK AND RELA% . , , and read what's p lngahoh. If Jllu want to save ot remel!!ber something, 10 ead, clip II OIIL Rea41DI tbe neWiplpet Ja 10 f'!DvtllleDI - ll'a tbart whea ~li want to read tt11 there when ~ou want to shop from it. Your new• paper Ia I 1WIYI tbl!l'l, ~ .... !!> • Loop and Spedal ,. (3:/· eWUIILITZEI - HEADQUARTERS . .. ' !/011 clldll'f 'mW:a ~I/MJi . ~, , . • tor HERE IT IS liWGitiiiQ w • . 17e11llnct, 1'1111 ol, frl,llrestlng """' abt~~l .,If know • •.• ftalurn , •• tA>or!d _lletos • • ' • · 't~ .....lo . Available in Brown and Antique White for Cillllll 1 milk atarling Aug. I This meaht milk would cost 87 centll • gallon, or two cents a quart higher tho• at present ·u the increase Is passed on to consumers. A spokesman lor the federa· tlon said Ianners ln the five otates have united for the first lime in the market history oel a price on mllk thai Is not negoUable. In all market areas affected, lhe price announced by the farmer s will be above the federal market order prices. ReasoM given for the price Increase by one mllk dealer were a scarcity tl mllk and tbe d..llne of producers.· !!1' mlmd a ftt1 lhlng,t. No Pholie -11111,. roJI,el~ . Model AT25BAM Table Radio . ' Fe<lefatkm '&aid 'rb~y · !bat 20,1100 dairy Ianners in the live ,hhi' 1 . ~ ~-~o·\ brl-" t8 , -..d. -q.J ~•lbauH bo • • t-t .'\. ... , • '-~~ IU1dred) who agree w_use electric heat-and eJW!I;It ";; · -~ heat costs some three timeS as rroch as Gas heai;..'TfW """' .h. , ' Gas-heated schools hlNie to pay twice as much f01'1411e1i'l ,.~,.:· ":' 8 tric just because ttley doo't waAt-or can't ,; -electric heat. So under the batnter of progress, schools areftl1(qnlnni the choice of paying double tor their lights or oo 'L triple for their heat. . . ~ghts amt q~"',. llt1 AIq That's progress? That's nonsense. IISTI.UIUWe We think the fair way would be to offer this 1' ing rate to an our schools ••• period. Instead the Mectric lighting rate as a wedge to force heat cin the school people l!lld the taxpayers. Wllal: do JGU llilinkl • ... '' ' _.J' �I •• . '' ' • 'i ' I ' ··..,_._•-:::.:: . . . ... "' " . ' ... .. .. ··. ., . . w.t.PtC;GB ! I!!' L- •. ~ ...- ·II!!'"*"'* _·. ~~.. " II 41 .1M ... 51 4S . .50 I ,.-IUK#Cif-"-"" 52~.M21 .-. IIAOTIPII 1 .HI_ I'll\ IIDcbester i2 4li Buffalo 44 50 .468 8 Jacksonvllle Sy•aCUM 43 49 :467 8 i 38 5'( .400 14'~ '. Rlchmond 46 41 .489 6 '!'llqnday'o llelalll .ARTIFICIAL I Toronto 9 Buffalo s \ IIDcheoter I SyracUBe 5 . ' 1J19. Toledo 4 Columbo& I, 10 lnos. ; Ricbmond at Jaxv~ ppd., rain FLOWIR ARRANGIMIHTS e •••Yf• cold-rolled panels, wHh I·~· e ENHANCE I'OR ALL OCCASIONS W. wiH ~~owen ..errwllero THE e 011 NIGHT WI f.2t51 , '*""~ Vivid Summer Colors. Widt Seltctlon ~ ........ sum caGM OOUCII MOR~ ,. ··=· . . . . . L (J f.3J ,Pomer<>J. lin. IIDJird v.. llletor .:A""' fJ. . r,r -~ enamel. _ Chromo-plaltd . •••ss shower hlad, .-n ,.,....,, 11 . W. Mala (] ' l ~ •t> RtuptOI isJ"'M~·' I tj1 ..,....ling .... · ·.• , ...; body. Pomeroy Flower Shop ._ ......... """'' ,...,.,,.. •.....IJ'grr··~ .n::na'''·..-:t·i"wl' slip fund-on portthlilf WY2-2039 BEAUTY Of YOUR HOME. ... ~ t"lq 4f.. :i~ ·" ">'! whitt IIIGIIIII llalcad TO . ,!t d ... ; ithiCil:t~lj •• , f(J, ) ~· H~p.wy ga~!t~t f!llastL"l .oil.IJ. ~"" ~ u , ;'! ·"~,.;- l'·rl :~ .·. DUDLEY'S .i) built ,~ ~~ .' " .~ em! Ut t4o dd>illn ~r saJII. .•b!!qO: fOOIII, Order aow - Coday- and Ill• wiU in•rall lt._eo ,..U ·"• ·>I<· an mdy. Or install it yourself wich 'tbt ins~ 1lr> k llffl. . _., :i: Jive you. It'• easy! · · r..: ~ Jto ae · ~~A .. ·,f.. Set chil bancllome,rug, ' ' ,. htra ,,.t '" tKft \ lervlllf Tht .,, lllndANI 19 N. 2nd Avt. '" • . 1HutyTlp1 llu Ioiii Bortrum - ILD ·~ ' ;<, '"" ,.. ~ "' '·" llliiJl ll!1 • .. -.. 10 ,.1 \il ~ f.' l~·. _.... ;'kJ')ffi'J~ e.'vs'J.! SHOES 0pOnUnHI9 PM SATURDAY • MULLEN Mllldllpolt ill IIPRI'ii•• Choose A MOTOROLA TABLE RADIO . .. lnaurenct Atency Inc. P~tntWYiall 111 L llclllll It, l'elltNy IJNE SCORES Price of Milk , "' ' . . Maylncr~ I : t I ·" Clncl 2cPerQuart Oll1CUO Flscbolr, Olol (., alld t3c2) llld HUlldley. r t .;~i ll CLEVELAND (UPI) - The price of milk may go up two eenls a q-1 In Obio1 Mlchi· gan, Jmll8118, PeruJsylvanla West Virginia next t~~onlh. The Cleveland Milk Procjucers <U) . ·,- TWQ-THIRDS OP THE PEOPLI READING THIS Just Received NEW SHIPMENT! MESSAGI "FENTON" ART GLASS WERE NOT HOME TODAY MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Amtrlcans Are On The Gol Mlddltport, Ohio ~ou wen workiDI at your job •• • wmt to villi rll&tives •• • 1ttladlld IChool or took the kldJ 10mewbere ... · weot io ·your church mnt!Dll . • • played brldp • . • wtDt lliopplna . . . worked for your flvorltt cbarltyb, • • onr to lht neigbbora . . • at your parttime Jo ••. AII)'Way, you \l'erea't home. .;' (10 Jlitla llates will - dairies per •uo Dl' 2'11 p!'Ogt'llllll....1 • .• ' eiA -ot . LL . 3 ROOMS NewFumiture ONLY '299 I .... ............. _ ...._lilt,_ TOMI'tlllf O. D. "' OfiiM 8 10 12. 2 10 IIIClcliUt N. . • ftan. - lui COUrt St., l'lllllllap MASON FUINITUII CO. MUON, W.VA. Keeneaa.lce INTIIt~OCKINe IleNe .ITa ThtH tlllfl lllllltt twist •• tufll on rour bttr. Tho famouo MUIJI lot~ holdl thdl loftllltt fot 11101'1 beauty and 1111afutlta. ..... •K:, iit dr;~:~l:,~ I e DUAL ANTENNA '% ., r~diV ,; 1 6 !ncb Speaker, 5 tube, Tuned RF Stag• for added sensitivity. Vultior tuning for ptecise "on statioD" tuning. Variable Ton• Control lets you adjust "Highs & Lows" to your liscelling preference. Poly· styrene cabinet. Engineered for brilliant t~ne qual· ity. WERNER WE THOUGHT \IV'E SAID QUA ' A.ST WORD MIDDLEPORT . . ' ·I . •' . . •• •! .• ) ' .• •.,..., .. .,...: : .. ·, ' "'. ,, tt~t;,y.Mitlll' N . I. ' I ,. ' '-l <~• :\1,) ; ~· ;,,, 000 000 ~ i ovJ £Ill ::li E• , ,.,,. : ,, 1't8J28rr. ll•, ~-~, u wemen t2;r . ,_ (u .(H l SCHDQLRDDM UGHTING IN 1894. ; • rt!lml'r--2)] II · 6 SEEMS rrs TIME TD SPEAK UP AGA'fN.~~«' _.'.: ..I ' ASSOCIAl~D RADIO & tv j] ,, 1!11vll0 bna (\", \ .:ho1 I We ran our last ad on the l!Ubject of gasllgtt for f1e schoolroom some 75 years ago, and stood aside for the light bulb. We've always been strong fa progress, even Ule progress of a competitor. .. Now there's a new wrinkle in Schoof lghling we think you should know about. lt. too, seems at irst , glance to be "progress," but ••• well. decide for yOursell The electric company is offering a 1¢-per-kilowattbour rate to schools for their lighting. It wil save 1 school about $7.50 per classroom per month. If that's all there was to it, that would be real progress and we'd be in there cheering. · But there's a catch. .Notal ~~ ~ get this U l&hting rate. Just the few (01'1.11 or' two out of fNIII1 . RADIO & TV 1· ) ~ II surwya an. at114!fM llalllllally lam I!Mwnr- The Daily Sentinel ~;(i :. l' \.J'!tj(1 .! . :J ·•bt>G ·- !I!H Televiaton -llldlos- Rtfrigerlfoll- Wnhm & Drye,. ,,' ,v.. 1ooqsna1)t .( 11JG .\In ( J ...· Your lllvll'tltlne m-...1 11 there too · rud lly men the ...... and ~ (K) : ' ;, ,,.;( I .IJI~9bd :(e l :;t: ·,·£! Connedion for External Antenna . .. llclll IIIWt • • • o411Mm (ioli.r../ovoriU · · 1i1 aportl •• ,, ~om•~ edltOriala. . · ~ ~~ ·,. ,. " • , 1 1 So, SIT BACK AND RELA% . , , and read what's p lngahoh. If Jllu want to save ot remel!!ber something, 10 ead, clip II OIIL Rea41DI tbe neWiplpet Ja 10 f'!DvtllleDI - ll'a tbart whea ~li want to read tt11 there when ~ou want to shop from it. Your new• paper Ia I 1WIYI tbl!l'l, ~ .... !!> • Loop and Spedal ,. (3:/· eWUIILITZEI - HEADQUARTERS . .. ' !/011 clldll'f 'mW:a ~I/MJi . ~, , . • tor HERE IT IS liWGitiiiQ w • . 17e11llnct, 1'1111 ol, frl,llrestlng """' abt~~l .,If know • •.• ftalurn , •• tA>or!d _lletos • • ' • · 't~ .....lo . Available in Brown and Antique White for Cillllll 1 milk atarling Aug. I This meaht milk would cost 87 centll • gallon, or two cents a quart higher tho• at present ·u the increase Is passed on to consumers. A spokesman lor the federa· tlon said Ianners ln the five otates have united for the first lime in the market history oel a price on mllk thai Is not negoUable. In all market areas affected, lhe price announced by the farmer s will be above the federal market order prices. ReasoM given for the price Increase by one mllk dealer were a scarcity tl mllk and tbe d..llne of producers.· !!1' mlmd a ftt1 lhlng,t. No Pholie -11111,. roJI,el~ . Model AT25BAM Table Radio . ' Fe<lefatkm '&aid 'rb~y · !bat 20,1100 dairy Ianners in the live ,hhi' 1 . ~ ~-~o·\ brl-" t8 , -..d. -q.J ~•lbauH bo • • t-t .'\. ... , • '-~~ IU1dred) who agree w_use electric heat-and eJW!I;It ";; · -~ heat costs some three timeS as rroch as Gas heai;..'TfW """' .h. , ' Gas-heated schools hlNie to pay twice as much f01'1411e1i'l ,.~,.:· ":' 8 tric just because ttley doo't waAt-or can't ,; -electric heat. So under the batnter of progress, schools areftl1(qnlnni the choice of paying double tor their lights or oo 'L triple for their heat. . . ~ghts amt q~"',. llt1 AIq That's progress? That's nonsense. IISTI.UIUWe We think the fair way would be to offer this 1' ing rate to an our schools ••• period. Instead the Mectric lighting rate as a wedge to force heat cin the school people l!lld the taxpayers. Wllal: do JGU llilinkl • ... '' ' _.J' �)' :~·§I : tntinel ~' .:i'i'i ( " " • . .' ' ,. -. " . $-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., ,July 22, 11181 --..--· ~ ol , r .. !!It "'... l ~ ~·· -·· ' ,. '' ·: ~. .... li~a:~e:~~~~~= ~..~=:~~:~,~ .~.-W'I Fred Nease, Supt. Worship"set. p. m.; Midweek Prayer service vice, 10 a. m. Rev. Wendell" 7:45 p. m. Wedliesday. . • Stutler, pastor. SyracaH Cbla'l!li of IH NDI " :\i"' • w·~ •. I I aauaad llay School, 10 .. m., Joba Bai· Chur(·h News· ijO !:" ~· ,. "" . ·. 'I - •' . . .. Healb Melllodlst Cblreb, Mill· gellstlc service 7 p. m.; YDWI' ' dleporMrl- Max Donaltue, pa . aPeople Endeavor 7 p. ·m. Wee!- tor; s. N~n Moore, t:hurcn llesday; Prayer· mrittna 7 p. Schllol SUpt., Churcb SCh?"l Saturd 9:30 a. m.; Worship Servtr• 831 · m. 10:30 a. m.; Methodist Youth ll:pilcoJI(Il Fellowship, 7 p. m.; Official Grace Epfseopal Cltareb Board meetlns, lsi' Sund831 of Pomeroy- The Rev. Rlcbird month, 7:110 p. m. WSCS, 2nd II. Martin, Rector. SUnday Monday of month, 7:30 p. m.: Morning Prayer and Sermon, Eleanor Circle Wednesday 7 10:30 a. m. . m. ' ' ~-~~~ pastor; Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Mornlnl w~10:illla.m. . '"; service eacb Sunday, t:15 a. . m.; Sunday School 10 a. m.; Sub ~ Chtn'1i Sent eal y th Service ·8·15 • m. EvenPentecOJidl Bedlleh•ll! Bapliol "Churcb, ou . · P Ponlecoslal llt-bly, Rmtle Great Bond, flev. c. L. O'CoD- lng Worsltlp 7 P. m. each su.. nor, pastor, l!obert Lewis, day. h 124- Rev. Pau)lll,, ~oues: ~ Supt. 9:30 a.m. Morning wor· Pagevllle Commlllllly Chore tor. Sunday -~ :10 a. · m.; ship and Sunday Scltool, 7 p. -Rev. Rus~U Cline, ¥.~tor. Worship, Wednesday and Frl· m:• EYeniJlg service, Thursday : Voung Peopl~ s service.' .' p. day. · · m. Thursday, I!:YaDKelisllc ael' 7:30 ~"m. prayer meeting. 'Ole Penlecaslll1)hlll'cll Mld. v1ce Saturday, 7:30 p. m. and Carpenler" B11ptist Church Sunday, 7:30 p. m. . p ·- dl~port - South Srd Ave.; Rev. s d Scltool 9"30 m 1 Freedom Gospel MJISlon 1!: U B Letart Falls Melllodlst B. L. Barrett, P8$10r: SUndaJ Mor: '~orslii '10 ,) 3 a.ma" ' Bashan Stlvmvllle Rd"; L. l!latorprlee EUB Cbareb- Cblrae James F. Early, pas- SChool 10 •·. m.; SUnday even~ P Gluosencamp, pastor; Roger Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor. lw - LETART FALUI - Wol' mg evanseli&tfc service, 7:30 " Will< \1. Supt.. Sunday School, Worship service 9:30a.m.; Sun· ship, 7:30 p. m. Sunday (ex· p. m.; Wednesday Bible stugJ first Baptist Church, Middle- 10 a J" ; Evangelistic servtce. 7 day School 10:30 a. m. Youth cept 2nd Sunday); Church 7:.30 p.m.; Saturday night Pray· port," ·~·· Donald Boone, pas- :30 p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 Fellowship 6:30 p. m.; 1!9ys SChool, 9:30 a. m. Sunday. Uni- er and Worship 7:30 p.• m. tor,, oundaY 'ichoOJ 9.15 a.m. p" m. 1'Uesdny. and Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. fied service, 9:30 a. m., 2nd Prubyterian ~e. Mker.' Supt. tO.IS a.';':" Rutland Mission - 0 II v e m.; Evening service, 7:30 p. Sunday of month. EAST L& ~ Wo~siJ!p, Se';'tce, BYP 6 p"m". Newman, missionary pastor; m., 2nd and 4th Sundays: Youth TART - Worship, 8 p. m., 2nd Middleport First Ualled PresEming~ w . hlp,lfl:30," P"''1·' Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; 1Choir, 8:30 p. m" Wednesday " and 4th Thursdays; Clturch bfltl'lau Cblrcb · - Rev. HIIWWedne~. 0 tf,m. Rraytr Worship t0:30 a. m.: Preaching Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p. m., Scltool, 9:3D a. m. Sunday. AP· ard Ruppel!, pallor; Sunday mee!in• " . p.m.. cho1r pl'JC- 7:30 p. m. : Prayer service, ' Wednesday. PLE GROVE - Worship, 8 p. SChool 9:30 a. m., Fred Lewis, td. ~ . P" 7:30 p. m. Thursday. M -•·• Star EUB Chu h m., 1st and 3rd Tbur!days; SUpt.; 10:30 a. m. Worship; . h • o•..._ . rc -:- Church School, 9:30 a. m. Sun- 5:45 p. m. YF; Wed., 6:30 p. First Bapllst Luore11•... •meroy _ "'ll!~. Carver Willlllms. Church Of C rut , Rev. Menzel Sm1th, pastor. day GREAT BEND _ Wor- ~ Junior Choir· 7 p. m. Sen· SIIIHID~ S~l 9 30 till 10:20. Bradbury Church of Christ- •Sunday School, 9:45 a. m., Roy sbi • 9,30 a. m., 1st and 3rd lOr Choir. ' wo''fS6ie s~rvice, t0:30 a. m. : Larry Wtlltams, m1mster ; B1ble Van Meter, Supt., Earl Shuler, SU pd . Cll h Scb 0 1 10 .15 . Nursery a nd Ju"ior Churcil for School and Morning Worship. Ass't. ; Morning worship, 10:45 , n ~'· d u';;ORSE ~HAPEL Syraease Flnt Uulted Pre.. children. 10:30 a. m.; Cltristian Endeav" a" m.: Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. a.m. hun a:;. 1 t d 3rd byterlan Cboreb, Rev . .~lnson or, 6 p" m.: Evening Wnr· I m" Thursday. Youth Fellowship &,w~s tp, Ch a.~S hs Ia~ 30 H. Stebbins, Pastor. Worship, First Baptist .cboreh, Raeille, ship. 7 p. m. 7:30 p. m. Sunday. n Says: urc c 00 : a.. 9 a.m., Sunday School 10 a.m.; 0 '• INDEF1NITELY, 1/>Eili.LY PB I& li!E ARMY NEEDa) HlllllWERl!. IE FIGURa> '.F HE DID H/5 81$T, WE'D ){!l'lr It's !at aa ogU9\If, a · opoefll need. 'l'oday, GNndfotlltr'o hon•IG,rrflll Some phl'-Phl• ,,.. allo'wt or Wt~ WODJd Mwant a 'jhofn and biJar" llomt tlllop do not ..._fer "" ... No madam invention can ever make God. 111.4 tb Chufth It wuln Grondlathen day, 11111 m111'1 oplrilall DiBCOv8t the valUe ot tbe ~ •nd find wblolo GeT OUT OF TJ-If:RG: 111A1 :\'UCll r.no~ lbP.. ~· ••to. lllld ehl)leDce ~ !J)Iollo<t. "'Powth lll!ldlMp. LI'L ABNEII ..a. __ :;,::"" ! Rev. C. L. . 0 Connor, pastor. . Bemlock G r o v • Christian Lollrldge EUB Church - m.Mln'::fue Methodist Clloreb Bible Study Wednesday 7:30 p. Sunday Scllll!>i 9 30 a. m., Sam 1Church - James Quisenberry Rev . Jack Young. pastor; " m. Curtis sup!.; t0A5 a. m. Morn· . . S d Sch001 9. 45 - WendeD G. Stutler, pastor. . ' BYF Worship Serv~ce, 9 30 a. m.: "n ay · a" m., Sunda Sebool 10 a m · Wor· HarrtsoavUle Pres"""""'mg WCIDlllp: 6:30 p. rn ., SUnday School. 10 a. m., Stan· Russell Archer, Supt. Sund831 . y ' · ·• ~,-•nd Jumor Fellowshtp; 8 p. m. ford Stockton SUpt. worsltip, 10, 45 a. m. ond 7, 30 sh1p service II a. ~· Clturch, Howard Ruppell, p8li' Evenipg ·Service; Wednesday, B dl d Ch b 0 1 Cit . I It t B'bl Stud Portland Method1sl Cburcb- tor. Sunday Schoo~ 10 a. m.; " • ra or ore "' p. m. a erna e1y. 1 e Y H L McDaniel pastor SUnday Worship 7·30 p m 1 1::W P· m .~ P:ayer ~ eetmg, Joe Robinson, minister; Hom- and prayer service, led by pas- · · . ' · · · • •~ 8:30 p. m. Semor Cholf Prac· er Forrest, Supt.; Bible School tor, 7:3D p. m. Wednesday. SSchool K9.30, th HMarLeodold RAIMJS'ht., toSyraculse MiWednsslo,sda- Earndl CuFrs-1 lor Choir Practice" " W b" Cltr" r E de v upt. ; esne c , ss r, pas or. e ya • 7.30 p.m. SUpt., 9..30 a. m... M Evormng Wor~lP Srd " '"turdn n al or, t~ Preaching 7:30 p. m. sun. day services, 7:30 p. m. 88 Cllesblrt • Kyger • Hartford 10 :30 a. m.: emng oroulP, 831 o men u. day. Paris- - "Warren G. Zinn, 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. Bl· Sootb Betllel EUB Cllurcb Racine Methodist Cburcb Latter Day Saints pastor. Worship services are: ble Study. Rev. Jafk Young, p a , H. L. McDaniel, pastor: Sun- Reorganized Clntrcb of Jesus Hartford Bap!isl 9 a. m. DST; .Dexter CIIW:ch ol Christ - tor: Sunday Scltool 9:45 a. m., day School 9:30 a. m.; Preach· Cbrisl of Lotter Day ~ts. L1t1l#" Kyger UCC 9.30 EST. ~1ble Scltool 9.30 a.m. Preach· NoMll8ll H. Bahr, Supt.; Sunday log 10 ,30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.; c" w. Proffitt, pastor. SIX trules Clleshtre_ !lap!isl 10:45 EST. mg 10:30 a. m., first and th~rd Worship 1.0:45 a. m. and 7:30 Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. from Racine on Racine . PortChUrc":h S\11001 at Hartford, at Sundays. p. m. alternately. Bible Study m. Wednesday. land Road. Sund831 School, 9:30 . ;mr~ ·.Kyger 10:20 EST, Masoa City Cborch of Cbrlst, aud Prayer Service, led by pa.. Rock Springs t>!etbodist- a. m.; Worship 10:30 a. m., ' ~~~ft. 9:45 EST. Mlller Street - Sund831 Bible tor, 7:·80 p. m. Thursday. Cltester Lemley, pastor; Wor- Sunday evening service at 7:30 Witla tlie laope U will; In •ome ~~~. /01ter tmd help F.W.B. Cburch - Study, 9 a. m.: Evenmg Wor· Tuppers PlaiDs EUB Cblrcb ship service 9:30 a. m.; Sun· p. m.: Wed., worship service ,.,. tlwa ll!laicla g gQOd in family ~' eolntnun,iey life, , . , . . 7:30 P. m.; Bible Study, - Rev Jack Young pas da School 10" 15 a m · MYF at 7:30 p. m. 9.45 a.m., Ear1 slup, 7·30 Wednesda · · ' Y · ' · • •• . ture u •IJorQored thB bUJinel• Ot'gant.qdom . : Evl'IJ:ing wor· ·M1 Cllorch ~ Christ tor; Sunday worsb1p, 9:30 1:30 p. m. Prayer and B1ble R C h l' 1111atiie name. appetJr belote. '' · "" Cecil Cox, ...... ' a. m.; SUnday School, 10 a. m.: Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. oman at O U: p~~ ~· ·s meet- 5th aad Mam ~lreels - Don- Hobart Vineyard, SUpl. Bible Rall&nd Methodist Cllurcb _ Our Lady of Loretto Mllslon · ·• p.m. aid H<ct:', minister: Bible Study and Prayer services led Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor: Loq Bottom~ .Rev. Tbomasl,-~-----------------------------1 ' Choir pr ice at School, 9.:1! a . ~-· Kenneth M<> by pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Cburcb Scltool 9:30 a. m.; Wor· Petronek, admmiSirator; SUnThurlday < Elhmaey, :;opt., Mom'.q Wor- Aduil Class Meeting 7:30 p. m. ship service, 10:30 a. m. MYF day Mass 8:30 a. m.; HoI y · sh1o 10:30 a. m. Evenmg Wor- last Monday ol month. Monday, 6,30 p. m. Days of Obligation, 7 p. m. 'llaptlll CliJrc~ I sltlp, 7 p. m. Prayer Semce, Syraease EUB Cbarcb _ Rev. Sattoa Methodist Cburcb _ SL John's Catbollc Ml•~ton--: '..illellltz.Mercury.Comef.EngU.ll Ft>f'd 9.30 a, , m.• Wednesday, 7 p. m. Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Still- H. L. McDauiel. pallor; Mrs. Near GuysvUie l~";b R1dge), 86 N. Court St. A,theua 193-8801 2.30 p, "':· Pomei'Ojl Cltorcb ol .Christ - day Scbnol, 9,30 a. m.; Ben Lester L. Roush , Supt. Wol' Rev. Frank Manter1, pastor, Free Will Bapt1s1 Jert'JI Masters, pastor, Sunday Quisenberry, Supt.; 10,30 a. m. ship 9,15 a. m., Sunday School SUnday~ 10:30 a. m.; Holy Church - Rev" Paul Taylor, SChool, 9:30 a. m., C~u~cb ser- Morning Worship service, lsi 10 , 15 a. m. Day of. Obligation 6:30 a.m.; pastor.; ~ SUnday SCh~l. to a. vice 10:30 a. m.; Christian En· and 3rd Sundays ollhe month. Oak Grove Melllodlst Cltarcb Confessmn, 1'1 hour . befora m . Guy Pnddy. Supt.. Preac!J. deavor, 6.30 p. m. , Evenmg ser· 7.30 p. m. Evening Evangell.. -11. L. McDaniel, pastor. Earl Mass. <ng 7 30 P" m.: Prayer vice, 8 30 P. m. tic Service 2nd and 4th Sun· Cross, Supt. Sunday School at • Buildtrs and lluildiflg Suppllea seri~. 1·80 p. m. Wedn~sday Radand Cbarcb ol Cbrlot- day of mo~lb. Salvation Army 10, 15 a. m.: Preacblng 9, 15. . LOCAL r::~;oN Ches!M, Ohio Ph. 985-2005 bitptlsl Snndoy !!ebool Roy Carter, mmisler. Bible Betltaay EUB Cburcb Syracuae Melhodlll Cltorelt 'l'be Salvation Army, - En· Ravensw . ',W. Va. V Hall corner Second ISchool,9:30 a..m. Worship and Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Morn- Wendell G. Stutler, pastor; Wor- voy Ray S. W'mlng, officer in . Mason Sponsored Preacbmg ser~lce 10:30 a. m. Ing Worship, 9:30 a. m.; Swr ship service, 8:35 a. m., Sun- cbarge. Sunday 10 a. m. Hell· City Bapiist Church YoungE People sSermeetm~, 8:30 d831 School, 10:30 a. m.• Blythe day School 9:45 a. m.; MYF , ness meeting; 10:30 a. m. SuD. Affiliated with s. ~· ~· 8 v~mngB bl ·~~ IPS~· TbeJSs, Supt.: Youth Fellow· Sunday 6 p.m. Prayer meeling ] d8ll School. Sunday 7 p. m; ,L. Plnsun,,J!t\'tor . . ra ey, '- e . oo up . ship, 6:30 p. m. SUnday 7:90 P. m. Young P"?l'le's Lesl.on; 7:30 p. Ashland Oil Product~ every ·~y. Zion Cbureb ol ChriSt, Pom· CARMEL EUB Cburcb-Rav. lflleU RaJ Free Melbodfat- m. Salvat10n meeting; TbursBrOID!I'S Bottle Gill , ~·-· · """icl!l; tbe eroy Hamsonvtlle Road -Eu· Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Sun- Robert E. Smith, 81<., pastor. day, I to 3 p. m. Ladles Home 240 Lincoln St.. Middleport 092-2660 9112-2186 :..;.. .· Pomeroy "llionlb. .gene Underw~. mmJSter" Bt· day School, 9:30 a. m., Wayne Sunday Scbool 9:30 a. m.: 0 . Leque: 7 P. m. Prep classes; Cbareb- i ble School: 8·30 a. m., Morn· Roush, SUpt.; 10:30 a. m. Morn- 0" Patterson, Supt.: Morning 7:30 P· .m. Bible Study, P,rayer Main St., ~g Worship, 7"30 Ph m. , R.. ing Worship, 2nd and 4th Sun- Worship 10:30 a. m. Youth Ser- meeting. Other serv1ces by an1 "Nyle Borden. r Reed, Bible Sc ool Supt. day of the month; 8 p.m. Even- ! vice 6:45 p. m. ; Evangelislic nouncemenL "·Srl,nnt 9:30 a. i Church God ing Evangelistic Service, 2sl : message 7:30 p. m.; Prayer ADVENTIST . m. Arnold Richards, Supt. 10:30 · Chester Church of God and 3rd Suod831 of month. meetmg Thursday 7:30 p. m. Pomeroy Seveatb Day 4dven· "Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer" Sales - AWS CHALMERS - ..Service a. m.J4ol'llina .Worship. Rev. Dale Thornton, pastor. , Federated Church, Pumeroy Laurel Cliff Free Metllodist lilt Cllorcb - Mulberry Heights Fann - Industrial - Lawn 6 Garclen Middleport, Ohio · Naomi Baptist Cburcb - Sunday Scltool, 9,30 a. m.; - Rev. W. H. Perrin, pastor: Cborcb - R. Eugene Gill, pas- Rd., .north ol Meigs Memoml Tappers Plaln1 Phone 88'1-3435 9:30a.m.; Wor· Morning Worship at 11 a. Carl Kautz, Supt.; Sunday tor ; Sunday School 9:30 a. m.: Hospllal. Pastor, F. W.• Gifford, ~ ~-;p~~~;rw~.~edn~esday, 7 m. Evangelistic service 7:30 p. School, 9:15 a. m. Worsh1p, Phil WJSe, Supt.; Mornmg wor· James R. Hoffer, Asst. Serv· i · m. : Prayer meeting, 7 30 p.m. 10 :25 a. m. ship t0:30 a. m.; Youth Serv· 1ces on Saturday: Sabbath Tuesday ; Young People's ! Ices 7 p. m. ; Evange~stic ser· School, 1"30 p. m.; Worship, Service, Friday, 7:30 p" m" Danville PUIJ'im Holiness - vice 7:30 p. m. Mid·Week pray. 2:30 p. m"; Youth meeting, J. "Kentucky Fried Chicken~ · . I Mt. Moriah Cburcb of God- (LAngsville Post Office!. Rev. or serv1ce 7·30 a. m. Wednes" :30 P" m.; B1ble Study , Thurs" Middleport, Ohio Kmgsbary , Rev. James Satterfield, pastor Chas" E. Dozer, pastor : Sunday dav day, 7:30 p"" m." at 37 Evans Pomeroy ~~·~: ; sunday School g 45 a. m.: Wor" School 9:30 a"m" Mrs" Roben Thf United M~thodist . cburcb, He1gilts. Galhpohs. i sh1p serv 1ce 11 a. m. and 7:30 Grate, S~pt . Worship at 10 ~0 1 Pomeroy - Re\o. Melvin Al- · • Sunday , P m" Prayer meetinK7:30p" m. a. m.; Ptlgrim Youth, 645 pA ire. pastor" Divine Woroltip, l Umted Brethrl'll 10:30 1 · m. ,'I'Uesday ; Young People's m. : Evangellstle servioe, 7 30 Sunday, 3·30 a. m. Sermon: ~en UDfled Brethren hl ~~In· alternately" meetin~. 7 30 p, m. Friday. p" m., Mid· Week Prayer and "God Is Unmoveable" Bible CbrJSt Cburcb - Rev" Elden R. Church and Office Supplies - CHill ~ W<'<inosday at Rolland Cbarcb of God _ Pra1se. Wednesday, 7:30 p" m" Study Sunday" 9:30 a. m. Wed-: Blake, pastor: Sunday School We Flfl Ali DoctOTs Prescnptlmts 9112-2955 Pomeroy 9112-2641 Rev . John Smallwood, pastor; ; , nesday, July 2 1, 6:30 p. m. , , 10 a. m., . . Wlnnle Holsmger. Middleport ~~~~~~_:.~w:o:n~h~Ip~S~u~nd~aiy~S~cho~oi~IO~a~"~m~.;~E~v~a~n· i, Jehovah ,Church Board of Trustees meet ' SUpt ; Chnsttan Endeavor, 7: t5 i' Kingdom Hall ot Jehovah's , at the church" Public mvited P" m". classes for alt Song serWitnesses _ Publir meeting to w orshtp and study . v1ce 8 _P· m.• Preachmg S·?J_t p. ' Sunday, 5 p" m., Watchtower . "m. : Mid-Week prayer meetmg, TUNE IN I Stud 6 m . Bible Stud ; " NtUIIrl'ne 11 30 p. m. Wednesday, Mr'.L Genera! M~rchandlse Furniture and Appliances ' 1'11 ~ / ": Se " ~· : Tbe Chorcb al lbe Nazaren• • Mazie Holsinger, class leader. ' " e Say p. ~h ;vice Chester - Rev " Herbfrl Grate ; Letart Falla United Brethren 687-3280 Phone 985-2125 Tuppers Plaino Ches!M, Ohio Ing. S m7 urs ~r d'"'"' ' pastor: Richard Barton. Supt Christ Cllun:b - James Mor· 1 try c 00 ' p. m urs ay. Charles Bisell. A ~s' t . Sunday ' rhron, pastor. Sunday SchooJ al ••• = bY · /,n!:.. ---- "!' ···-·· By ART SANSOM DICK TRACY firmlt : .Jiiid OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. RAY Ri~Gs; INC. I THE URITED STEEL" WORKERS OF ,AMERICA ;•• WELL, I=! NO SOM!OTH!iR WAY TO SUe& • THEM/ ,, BAUM LUMBER CO. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII! ly HAROLD ,.MY · · - - - - - - - - - - ,··1 '!I ;1 5668 Rev. I I. bJ 1 WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. BOGGS EQUIPMENT TINY'S FOODLAND GtE! THN Mu.,.- NOT ~AVE BEEN I£CAIO!ED 0' HARD WORK I ALL THOSE STONo WALLe! ' \ ·; MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE :..-1fq 1 ~~ ~~ LYONS CLOVER FAtM RIDEN OURS SUPPLY By SCHULZ 1 1 ng Kingdom" AY 9 AM :ee . t worship 8 15 a. m. and tO 45 P m .; Midweek Prayer service : Sunday at 7·30 p. m . Prayer 1a. m .; Sunday SchooL ll 311 a 1 JO p. m . Wednesddy meeting second and fourth ' RICHARD MARTIN, RECTOR ' m !Both "l'UOgregatlons are Middleporl Church ol tbe Naz. ; Tllursday, 7 30 p. m. and first meeting as one a! Sl John 's arene - Rev Clyde J Bartleu, ! and ttlird Suriday, 7:30 p. m.. 10:30 AM Sunday Church a1 Pinf' Grove wh 1h· Sunday School 9 30 a. m.; i MI. Hennon United 8retb~ Approac1~ 'fo Religious Problems. the new St. Paul's Churril 1s Morning Wor~hip 10 :W a w., , ID Chrilt CIHI~h - James Mor'"==Ji:iii;n;ir====~=::iii:::ii~~~~~~ l bemt built Vuung People. 4a p.•u .• i nson. pastor Sunday 1· ~vang eli s tk nlf'f>ting 7 Jll p.ru .: I 9 30 a. m. Pr~~hing, .firsJ and I \iYPS c '.' . . .,.,_, Of CHRIST "• 6 School Prayer meP1m~ . Wed 7 3D p.m lhird SundaY. 7 30 p. m" Second Alfred Methodist Church Pom•ro) Church o1 the Na• and fourth Sunday, II a" m. Rev . Pearl Cal:lto, pastor. Sun- areoe - Rev Kenneth Pieret!, 1 Prayer meetinR every Wednesday School at 9:30 a. m., Uoyd Ml:o;tor Raymond Wr~lburt1 , 1 da~· at 7 311 p. m Christian En- •• ')iili '"'" '.'r. Sup! Worship st-rv Supt .. Sunday Sf'hnot, !:1 30 a . : dea vor, Sf"('Ond and fourth Sun- ! ices at I 0:45 a. m. Revival m Mmning Wnr'ihlp . 10 ;m a. I day . 7 :m p m "ervie~s f' ach evt"ning throu.~ h m Evenm~ St•rv l('e . 7 p m , , ----- July 24 at 7:45 "p. m. Tuesday Prayer mee\ing . 7 p m" Wed. : K.-nn.fh McEJhinn•,.. Sunday Sehoel Supt. THE SEWING CENTER F. J. WAllACE, JEWELER WHITE SEWING MACHII'IES "Eve'llth!ng For the Woman that Sews" , 83 llliU St, Middleport 9112-5320 Bui!Hitl Watches - .Safes and Service GOEGLEIN· READY·MIX CO: Middleport · 186 N. ~cond . 1 .•-- e.Your W•lcome Is At Our Front Doore ~ . Pearl ~ Castu. pastor sh1p serv1N'. lfl a m Wnr m;. Mid· week Prayer Servif·e. l ber of the First Battalion Fifth t' rwrv 7 .m n rn WPrtn""'-ld~v R~v M ~r:nn R~7imertl, First Maruther Su.ndi.ly, 1 4j p. m. Su11 . Morns M. Wolle, p<:~:;tor. line Dh•ision. ~. "'-------------------....J . ! Methodisl Churcb a m .. Evemng Servll'e 7 JO p of Viet Nam ser'{ih~ 3!1; a mem~ . , Mld.W .• : : • '. ~E1.111I'Jithitlg ' . ' . 0I In eo~r?V 1 DOCTORe ORDERS . HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE West Main St. " l'llmeroy C~olc• SuppOTt the Church of 1J0f11 HEINERS BAKERY Bak.ers of Gooil Bread -______._.." Huntington, W. Va, ,.. ' . l J. . H~t110~'«'' '· . . Pomeroy, Ohio '· tlli VIET NAM at 8 p . m.. W:iCS mt't!l s at the nesday Marine Lance Corporal I home of Alma Swartz. Wednc::~Rarine Cbureh ot lhe ['j~- James L. Smith 1 son of Mr 1 dav . 7 :4:5 p. m. PrHyer S"rV· arene - Sunda}· Srhool 9 :-su Irv i n~ V. Smith of Route 3, ices. a m.: Sunday Worsh1p lO :'o Pomeroy, is in the Chu Lei area lt~latwood" --~ I'M EB£RS~AC.tl ,.HAP,i)WAR~t~ : 'rll'lhmli~l ~ " \'-"' •• ~. ._ j . -~~M . IT 1!t A-:3AtN ST Ito Lu!lteran School Y30 a. m. , Mornn111 1 9" 30 "" m" Preaching services , Sl. !'lui's and Sl. John's Worship II a" m , NY PS 6 45 hrst and thtrd Thursday at Latberaa Church _ Mornmg P m Evening Serv1eP . 7 :Jfl 1 30 p. m. Second and fourth '' < NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE •. Take SqnJeone Willi You To Churcll In Pomeroy Over 90 Yean Kermit. Watton, llier..• Pomeroy ' i ,. Oblo • • ,.c< '··.•' · ,.. ..... -~-------~ ' --·,~.)~'··· ' •' 4RFi __- ARFi AF.f.', .ttterul t~e Churcll ot 'fpur Choke BEN F~ANKLIN STORE f;( ~ "'' '\ bl •·.p ly RAEBURN VAII1Uilh CROW'S STEAK HOUSE SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS ·,., 1 I - AKF/_ imo. -· ·~ ' �)' :~·§I : tntinel ~' .:i'i'i ( " " • . .' ' ,. -. " . $-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., ,July 22, 11181 --..--· ~ ol , r .. !!It "'... l ~ ~·· -·· ' ,. '' ·: ~. .... li~a:~e:~~~~~= ~..~=:~~:~,~ .~.-W'I Fred Nease, Supt. Worship"set. p. m.; Midweek Prayer service vice, 10 a. m. Rev. Wendell" 7:45 p. m. Wedliesday. . • Stutler, pastor. SyracaH Cbla'l!li of IH NDI " :\i"' • w·~ •. I I aauaad llay School, 10 .. m., Joba Bai· Chur(·h News· ijO !:" ~· ,. "" . ·. 'I - •' . . .. Healb Melllodlst Cblreb, Mill· gellstlc service 7 p. m.; YDWI' ' dleporMrl- Max Donaltue, pa . aPeople Endeavor 7 p. ·m. Wee!- tor; s. N~n Moore, t:hurcn llesday; Prayer· mrittna 7 p. Schllol SUpt., Churcb SCh?"l Saturd 9:30 a. m.; Worship Servtr• 831 · m. 10:30 a. m.; Methodist Youth ll:pilcoJI(Il Fellowship, 7 p. m.; Official Grace Epfseopal Cltareb Board meetlns, lsi' Sund831 of Pomeroy- The Rev. Rlcbird month, 7:110 p. m. WSCS, 2nd II. Martin, Rector. SUnday Monday of month, 7:30 p. m.: Morning Prayer and Sermon, Eleanor Circle Wednesday 7 10:30 a. m. . m. ' ' ~-~~~ pastor; Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Mornlnl w~10:illla.m. . '"; service eacb Sunday, t:15 a. . m.; Sunday School 10 a. m.; Sub ~ Chtn'1i Sent eal y th Service ·8·15 • m. EvenPentecOJidl Bedlleh•ll! Bapliol "Churcb, ou . · P Ponlecoslal llt-bly, Rmtle Great Bond, flev. c. L. O'CoD- lng Worsltlp 7 P. m. each su.. nor, pastor, l!obert Lewis, day. h 124- Rev. Pau)lll,, ~oues: ~ Supt. 9:30 a.m. Morning wor· Pagevllle Commlllllly Chore tor. Sunday -~ :10 a. · m.; ship and Sunday Scltool, 7 p. -Rev. Rus~U Cline, ¥.~tor. Worship, Wednesday and Frl· m:• EYeniJlg service, Thursday : Voung Peopl~ s service.' .' p. day. · · m. Thursday, I!:YaDKelisllc ael' 7:30 ~"m. prayer meeting. 'Ole Penlecaslll1)hlll'cll Mld. v1ce Saturday, 7:30 p. m. and Carpenler" B11ptist Church Sunday, 7:30 p. m. . p ·- dl~port - South Srd Ave.; Rev. s d Scltool 9"30 m 1 Freedom Gospel MJISlon 1!: U B Letart Falls Melllodlst B. L. Barrett, P8$10r: SUndaJ Mor: '~orslii '10 ,) 3 a.ma" ' Bashan Stlvmvllle Rd"; L. l!latorprlee EUB Cbareb- Cblrae James F. Early, pas- SChool 10 •·. m.; SUnday even~ P Gluosencamp, pastor; Roger Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor. lw - LETART FALUI - Wol' mg evanseli&tfc service, 7:30 " Will< \1. Supt.. Sunday School, Worship service 9:30a.m.; Sun· ship, 7:30 p. m. Sunday (ex· p. m.; Wednesday Bible stugJ first Baptist Church, Middle- 10 a J" ; Evangelistic servtce. 7 day School 10:30 a. m. Youth cept 2nd Sunday); Church 7:.30 p.m.; Saturday night Pray· port," ·~·· Donald Boone, pas- :30 p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 Fellowship 6:30 p. m.; 1!9ys SChool, 9:30 a. m. Sunday. Uni- er and Worship 7:30 p.• m. tor,, oundaY 'ichoOJ 9.15 a.m. p" m. 1'Uesdny. and Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. fied service, 9:30 a. m., 2nd Prubyterian ~e. Mker.' Supt. tO.IS a.';':" Rutland Mission - 0 II v e m.; Evening service, 7:30 p. Sunday of month. EAST L& ~ Wo~siJ!p, Se';'tce, BYP 6 p"m". Newman, missionary pastor; m., 2nd and 4th Sundays: Youth TART - Worship, 8 p. m., 2nd Middleport First Ualled PresEming~ w . hlp,lfl:30," P"''1·' Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; 1Choir, 8:30 p. m" Wednesday " and 4th Thursdays; Clturch bfltl'lau Cblrcb · - Rev. HIIWWedne~. 0 tf,m. Rraytr Worship t0:30 a. m.: Preaching Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p. m., Scltool, 9:3D a. m. Sunday. AP· ard Ruppel!, pallor; Sunday mee!in• " . p.m.. cho1r pl'JC- 7:30 p. m. : Prayer service, ' Wednesday. PLE GROVE - Worship, 8 p. SChool 9:30 a. m., Fred Lewis, td. ~ . P" 7:30 p. m. Thursday. M -•·• Star EUB Chu h m., 1st and 3rd Tbur!days; SUpt.; 10:30 a. m. Worship; . h • o•..._ . rc -:- Church School, 9:30 a. m. Sun- 5:45 p. m. YF; Wed., 6:30 p. First Bapllst Luore11•... •meroy _ "'ll!~. Carver Willlllms. Church Of C rut , Rev. Menzel Sm1th, pastor. day GREAT BEND _ Wor- ~ Junior Choir· 7 p. m. Sen· SIIIHID~ S~l 9 30 till 10:20. Bradbury Church of Christ- •Sunday School, 9:45 a. m., Roy sbi • 9,30 a. m., 1st and 3rd lOr Choir. ' wo''fS6ie s~rvice, t0:30 a. m. : Larry Wtlltams, m1mster ; B1ble Van Meter, Supt., Earl Shuler, SU pd . Cll h Scb 0 1 10 .15 . Nursery a nd Ju"ior Churcil for School and Morning Worship. Ass't. ; Morning worship, 10:45 , n ~'· d u';;ORSE ~HAPEL Syraease Flnt Uulted Pre.. children. 10:30 a. m.; Cltristian Endeav" a" m.: Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. a.m. hun a:;. 1 t d 3rd byterlan Cboreb, Rev . .~lnson or, 6 p" m.: Evening Wnr· I m" Thursday. Youth Fellowship &,w~s tp, Ch a.~S hs Ia~ 30 H. Stebbins, Pastor. Worship, First Baptist .cboreh, Raeille, ship. 7 p. m. 7:30 p. m. Sunday. n Says: urc c 00 : a.. 9 a.m., Sunday School 10 a.m.; 0 '• INDEF1NITELY, 1/>Eili.LY PB I& li!E ARMY NEEDa) HlllllWERl!. IE FIGURa> '.F HE DID H/5 81$T, WE'D ){!l'lr It's !at aa ogU9\If, a · opoefll need. 'l'oday, GNndfotlltr'o hon•IG,rrflll Some phl'-Phl• ,,.. allo'wt or Wt~ WODJd Mwant a 'jhofn and biJar" llomt tlllop do not ..._fer "" ... No madam invention can ever make God. 111.4 tb Chufth It wuln Grondlathen day, 11111 m111'1 oplrilall DiBCOv8t the valUe ot tbe ~ •nd find wblolo GeT OUT OF TJ-If:RG: 111A1 :\'UCll r.no~ lbP.. ~· ••to. lllld ehl)leDce ~ !J)Iollo<t. "'Powth lll!ldlMp. LI'L ABNEII ..a. __ :;,::"" ! Rev. C. L. . 0 Connor, pastor. . Bemlock G r o v • Christian Lollrldge EUB Church - m.Mln'::fue Methodist Clloreb Bible Study Wednesday 7:30 p. Sunday Scllll!>i 9 30 a. m., Sam 1Church - James Quisenberry Rev . Jack Young. pastor; " m. Curtis sup!.; t0A5 a. m. Morn· . . S d Sch001 9. 45 - WendeD G. Stutler, pastor. . ' BYF Worship Serv~ce, 9 30 a. m.: "n ay · a" m., Sunda Sebool 10 a m · Wor· HarrtsoavUle Pres"""""'mg WCIDlllp: 6:30 p. rn ., SUnday School. 10 a. m., Stan· Russell Archer, Supt. Sund831 . y ' · ·• ~,-•nd Jumor Fellowshtp; 8 p. m. ford Stockton SUpt. worsltip, 10, 45 a. m. ond 7, 30 sh1p service II a. ~· Clturch, Howard Ruppell, p8li' Evenipg ·Service; Wednesday, B dl d Ch b 0 1 Cit . I It t B'bl Stud Portland Method1sl Cburcb- tor. Sunday Schoo~ 10 a. m.; " • ra or ore "' p. m. a erna e1y. 1 e Y H L McDaniel pastor SUnday Worship 7·30 p m 1 1::W P· m .~ P:ayer ~ eetmg, Joe Robinson, minister; Hom- and prayer service, led by pas- · · . ' · · · • •~ 8:30 p. m. Semor Cholf Prac· er Forrest, Supt.; Bible School tor, 7:3D p. m. Wednesday. SSchool K9.30, th HMarLeodold RAIMJS'ht., toSyraculse MiWednsslo,sda- Earndl CuFrs-1 lor Choir Practice" " W b" Cltr" r E de v upt. ; esne c , ss r, pas or. e ya • 7.30 p.m. SUpt., 9..30 a. m... M Evormng Wor~lP Srd " '"turdn n al or, t~ Preaching 7:30 p. m. sun. day services, 7:30 p. m. 88 Cllesblrt • Kyger • Hartford 10 :30 a. m.: emng oroulP, 831 o men u. day. Paris- - "Warren G. Zinn, 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. Bl· Sootb Betllel EUB Cllurcb Racine Methodist Cburcb Latter Day Saints pastor. Worship services are: ble Study. Rev. Jafk Young, p a , H. L. McDaniel, pastor: Sun- Reorganized Clntrcb of Jesus Hartford Bap!isl 9 a. m. DST; .Dexter CIIW:ch ol Christ - tor: Sunday Scltool 9:45 a. m., day School 9:30 a. m.; Preach· Cbrisl of Lotter Day ~ts. L1t1l#" Kyger UCC 9.30 EST. ~1ble Scltool 9.30 a.m. Preach· NoMll8ll H. Bahr, Supt.; Sunday log 10 ,30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.; c" w. Proffitt, pastor. SIX trules Clleshtre_ !lap!isl 10:45 EST. mg 10:30 a. m., first and th~rd Worship 1.0:45 a. m. and 7:30 Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. from Racine on Racine . PortChUrc":h S\11001 at Hartford, at Sundays. p. m. alternately. Bible Study m. Wednesday. land Road. Sund831 School, 9:30 . ;mr~ ·.Kyger 10:20 EST, Masoa City Cborch of Cbrlst, aud Prayer Service, led by pa.. Rock Springs t>!etbodist- a. m.; Worship 10:30 a. m., ' ~~~ft. 9:45 EST. Mlller Street - Sund831 Bible tor, 7:·80 p. m. Thursday. Cltester Lemley, pastor; Wor- Sunday evening service at 7:30 Witla tlie laope U will; In •ome ~~~. /01ter tmd help F.W.B. Cburch - Study, 9 a. m.: Evenmg Wor· Tuppers PlaiDs EUB Cblrcb ship service 9:30 a. m.; Sun· p. m.: Wed., worship service ,.,. tlwa ll!laicla g gQOd in family ~' eolntnun,iey life, , . , . . 7:30 P. m.; Bible Study, - Rev Jack Young pas da School 10" 15 a m · MYF at 7:30 p. m. 9.45 a.m., Ear1 slup, 7·30 Wednesda · · ' Y · ' · • •• . ture u •IJorQored thB bUJinel• Ot'gant.qdom . : Evl'IJ:ing wor· ·M1 Cllorch ~ Christ tor; Sunday worsb1p, 9:30 1:30 p. m. Prayer and B1ble R C h l' 1111atiie name. appetJr belote. '' · "" Cecil Cox, ...... ' a. m.; SUnday School, 10 a. m.: Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. oman at O U: p~~ ~· ·s meet- 5th aad Mam ~lreels - Don- Hobart Vineyard, SUpl. Bible Rall&nd Methodist Cllurcb _ Our Lady of Loretto Mllslon · ·• p.m. aid H<ct:', minister: Bible Study and Prayer services led Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor: Loq Bottom~ .Rev. Tbomasl,-~-----------------------------1 ' Choir pr ice at School, 9.:1! a . ~-· Kenneth M<> by pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Cburcb Scltool 9:30 a. m.; Wor· Petronek, admmiSirator; SUnThurlday < Elhmaey, :;opt., Mom'.q Wor- Aduil Class Meeting 7:30 p. m. ship service, 10:30 a. m. MYF day Mass 8:30 a. m.; HoI y · sh1o 10:30 a. m. Evenmg Wor- last Monday ol month. Monday, 6,30 p. m. Days of Obligation, 7 p. m. 'llaptlll CliJrc~ I sltlp, 7 p. m. Prayer Semce, Syraease EUB Cbarcb _ Rev. Sattoa Methodist Cburcb _ SL John's Catbollc Ml•~ton--: '..illellltz.Mercury.Comef.EngU.ll Ft>f'd 9.30 a, , m.• Wednesday, 7 p. m. Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Still- H. L. McDauiel. pallor; Mrs. Near GuysvUie l~";b R1dge), 86 N. Court St. A,theua 193-8801 2.30 p, "':· Pomei'Ojl Cltorcb ol .Christ - day Scbnol, 9,30 a. m.; Ben Lester L. Roush , Supt. Wol' Rev. Frank Manter1, pastor, Free Will Bapt1s1 Jert'JI Masters, pastor, Sunday Quisenberry, Supt.; 10,30 a. m. ship 9,15 a. m., Sunday School SUnday~ 10:30 a. m.; Holy Church - Rev" Paul Taylor, SChool, 9:30 a. m., C~u~cb ser- Morning Worship service, lsi 10 , 15 a. m. Day of. Obligation 6:30 a.m.; pastor.; ~ SUnday SCh~l. to a. vice 10:30 a. m.; Christian En· and 3rd Sundays ollhe month. Oak Grove Melllodlst Cltarcb Confessmn, 1'1 hour . befora m . Guy Pnddy. Supt.. Preac!J. deavor, 6.30 p. m. , Evenmg ser· 7.30 p. m. Evening Evangell.. -11. L. McDaniel, pastor. Earl Mass. <ng 7 30 P" m.: Prayer vice, 8 30 P. m. tic Service 2nd and 4th Sun· Cross, Supt. Sunday School at • Buildtrs and lluildiflg Suppllea seri~. 1·80 p. m. Wedn~sday Radand Cbarcb ol Cbrlot- day of mo~lb. Salvation Army 10, 15 a. m.: Preacblng 9, 15. . LOCAL r::~;oN Ches!M, Ohio Ph. 985-2005 bitptlsl Snndoy !!ebool Roy Carter, mmisler. Bible Betltaay EUB Cburcb Syracuae Melhodlll Cltorelt 'l'be Salvation Army, - En· Ravensw . ',W. Va. V Hall corner Second ISchool,9:30 a..m. Worship and Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Morn- Wendell G. Stutler, pastor; Wor- voy Ray S. W'mlng, officer in . Mason Sponsored Preacbmg ser~lce 10:30 a. m. Ing Worship, 9:30 a. m.; Swr ship service, 8:35 a. m., Sun- cbarge. Sunday 10 a. m. Hell· City Bapiist Church YoungE People sSermeetm~, 8:30 d831 School, 10:30 a. m.• Blythe day School 9:45 a. m.; MYF , ness meeting; 10:30 a. m. SuD. Affiliated with s. ~· ~· 8 v~mngB bl ·~~ IPS~· TbeJSs, Supt.: Youth Fellow· Sunday 6 p.m. Prayer meeling ] d8ll School. Sunday 7 p. m; ,L. Plnsun,,J!t\'tor . . ra ey, '- e . oo up . ship, 6:30 p. m. SUnday 7:90 P. m. Young P"?l'le's Lesl.on; 7:30 p. Ashland Oil Product~ every ·~y. Zion Cbureb ol ChriSt, Pom· CARMEL EUB Cburcb-Rav. lflleU RaJ Free Melbodfat- m. Salvat10n meeting; TbursBrOID!I'S Bottle Gill , ~·-· · """icl!l; tbe eroy Hamsonvtlle Road -Eu· Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Sun- Robert E. Smith, 81<., pastor. day, I to 3 p. m. Ladles Home 240 Lincoln St.. Middleport 092-2660 9112-2186 :..;.. .· Pomeroy "llionlb. .gene Underw~. mmJSter" Bt· day School, 9:30 a. m., Wayne Sunday Scbool 9:30 a. m.: 0 . Leque: 7 P. m. Prep classes; Cbareb- i ble School: 8·30 a. m., Morn· Roush, SUpt.; 10:30 a. m. Morn- 0" Patterson, Supt.: Morning 7:30 P· .m. Bible Study, P,rayer Main St., ~g Worship, 7"30 Ph m. , R.. ing Worship, 2nd and 4th Sun- Worship 10:30 a. m. Youth Ser- meeting. Other serv1ces by an1 "Nyle Borden. r Reed, Bible Sc ool Supt. day of the month; 8 p.m. Even- ! vice 6:45 p. m. ; Evangelislic nouncemenL "·Srl,nnt 9:30 a. i Church God ing Evangelistic Service, 2sl : message 7:30 p. m.; Prayer ADVENTIST . m. Arnold Richards, Supt. 10:30 · Chester Church of God and 3rd Suod831 of month. meetmg Thursday 7:30 p. m. Pomeroy Seveatb Day 4dven· "Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer" Sales - AWS CHALMERS - ..Service a. m.J4ol'llina .Worship. Rev. Dale Thornton, pastor. , Federated Church, Pumeroy Laurel Cliff Free Metllodist lilt Cllorcb - Mulberry Heights Fann - Industrial - Lawn 6 Garclen Middleport, Ohio · Naomi Baptist Cburcb - Sunday Scltool, 9,30 a. m.; - Rev. W. H. Perrin, pastor: Cborcb - R. Eugene Gill, pas- Rd., .north ol Meigs Memoml Tappers Plaln1 Phone 88'1-3435 9:30a.m.; Wor· Morning Worship at 11 a. Carl Kautz, Supt.; Sunday tor ; Sunday School 9:30 a. m.: Hospllal. Pastor, F. W.• Gifford, ~ ~-;p~~~;rw~.~edn~esday, 7 m. Evangelistic service 7:30 p. School, 9:15 a. m. Worsh1p, Phil WJSe, Supt.; Mornmg wor· James R. Hoffer, Asst. Serv· i · m. : Prayer meeting, 7 30 p.m. 10 :25 a. m. ship t0:30 a. m.; Youth Serv· 1ces on Saturday: Sabbath Tuesday ; Young People's ! Ices 7 p. m. ; Evange~stic ser· School, 1"30 p. m.; Worship, Service, Friday, 7:30 p" m" Danville PUIJ'im Holiness - vice 7:30 p. m. Mid·Week pray. 2:30 p. m"; Youth meeting, J. "Kentucky Fried Chicken~ · . I Mt. Moriah Cburcb of God- (LAngsville Post Office!. Rev. or serv1ce 7·30 a. m. Wednes" :30 P" m.; B1ble Study , Thurs" Middleport, Ohio Kmgsbary , Rev. James Satterfield, pastor Chas" E. Dozer, pastor : Sunday dav day, 7:30 p"" m." at 37 Evans Pomeroy ~~·~: ; sunday School g 45 a. m.: Wor" School 9:30 a"m" Mrs" Roben Thf United M~thodist . cburcb, He1gilts. Galhpohs. i sh1p serv 1ce 11 a. m. and 7:30 Grate, S~pt . Worship at 10 ~0 1 Pomeroy - Re\o. Melvin Al- · • Sunday , P m" Prayer meetinK7:30p" m. a. m.; Ptlgrim Youth, 645 pA ire. pastor" Divine Woroltip, l Umted Brethrl'll 10:30 1 · m. ,'I'Uesday ; Young People's m. : Evangellstle servioe, 7 30 Sunday, 3·30 a. m. Sermon: ~en UDfled Brethren hl ~~In· alternately" meetin~. 7 30 p, m. Friday. p" m., Mid· Week Prayer and "God Is Unmoveable" Bible CbrJSt Cburcb - Rev" Elden R. Church and Office Supplies - CHill ~ W<'<inosday at Rolland Cbarcb of God _ Pra1se. Wednesday, 7:30 p" m" Study Sunday" 9:30 a. m. Wed-: Blake, pastor: Sunday School We Flfl Ali DoctOTs Prescnptlmts 9112-2955 Pomeroy 9112-2641 Rev . John Smallwood, pastor; ; , nesday, July 2 1, 6:30 p. m. , , 10 a. m., . . Wlnnle Holsmger. Middleport ~~~~~~_:.~w:o:n~h~Ip~S~u~nd~aiy~S~cho~oi~IO~a~"~m~.;~E~v~a~n· i, Jehovah ,Church Board of Trustees meet ' SUpt ; Chnsttan Endeavor, 7: t5 i' Kingdom Hall ot Jehovah's , at the church" Public mvited P" m". classes for alt Song serWitnesses _ Publir meeting to w orshtp and study . v1ce 8 _P· m.• Preachmg S·?J_t p. ' Sunday, 5 p" m., Watchtower . "m. : Mid-Week prayer meetmg, TUNE IN I Stud 6 m . Bible Stud ; " NtUIIrl'ne 11 30 p. m. Wednesday, Mr'.L Genera! M~rchandlse Furniture and Appliances ' 1'11 ~ / ": Se " ~· : Tbe Chorcb al lbe Nazaren• • Mazie Holsinger, class leader. ' " e Say p. ~h ;vice Chester - Rev " Herbfrl Grate ; Letart Falla United Brethren 687-3280 Phone 985-2125 Tuppers Plaino Ches!M, Ohio Ing. S m7 urs ~r d'"'"' ' pastor: Richard Barton. Supt Christ Cllun:b - James Mor· 1 try c 00 ' p. m urs ay. Charles Bisell. A ~s' t . Sunday ' rhron, pastor. Sunday SchooJ al ••• = bY · /,n!:.. ---- "!' ···-·· By ART SANSOM DICK TRACY firmlt : .Jiiid OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. RAY Ri~Gs; INC. I THE URITED STEEL" WORKERS OF ,AMERICA ;•• WELL, I=! NO SOM!OTH!iR WAY TO SUe& • THEM/ ,, BAUM LUMBER CO. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII! ly HAROLD ,.MY · · - - - - - - - - - - ,··1 '!I ;1 5668 Rev. I I. bJ 1 WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. BOGGS EQUIPMENT TINY'S FOODLAND GtE! THN Mu.,.- NOT ~AVE BEEN I£CAIO!ED 0' HARD WORK I ALL THOSE STONo WALLe! ' \ ·; MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE :..-1fq 1 ~~ ~~ LYONS CLOVER FAtM RIDEN OURS SUPPLY By SCHULZ 1 1 ng Kingdom" AY 9 AM :ee . t worship 8 15 a. m. and tO 45 P m .; Midweek Prayer service : Sunday at 7·30 p. m . Prayer 1a. m .; Sunday SchooL ll 311 a 1 JO p. m . Wednesddy meeting second and fourth ' RICHARD MARTIN, RECTOR ' m !Both "l'UOgregatlons are Middleporl Church ol tbe Naz. ; Tllursday, 7 30 p. m. and first meeting as one a! Sl John 's arene - Rev Clyde J Bartleu, ! and ttlird Suriday, 7:30 p. m.. 10:30 AM Sunday Church a1 Pinf' Grove wh 1h· Sunday School 9 30 a. m.; i MI. Hennon United 8retb~ Approac1~ 'fo Religious Problems. the new St. Paul's Churril 1s Morning Wor~hip 10 :W a w., , ID Chrilt CIHI~h - James Mor'"==Ji:iii;n;ir====~=::iii:::ii~~~~~~ l bemt built Vuung People. 4a p.•u .• i nson. pastor Sunday 1· ~vang eli s tk nlf'f>ting 7 Jll p.ru .: I 9 30 a. m. Pr~~hing, .firsJ and I \iYPS c '.' . . .,.,_, Of CHRIST "• 6 School Prayer meP1m~ . Wed 7 3D p.m lhird SundaY. 7 30 p. m" Second Alfred Methodist Church Pom•ro) Church o1 the Na• and fourth Sunday, II a" m. Rev . Pearl Cal:lto, pastor. Sun- areoe - Rev Kenneth Pieret!, 1 Prayer meetinR every Wednesday School at 9:30 a. m., Uoyd Ml:o;tor Raymond Wr~lburt1 , 1 da~· at 7 311 p. m Christian En- •• ')iili '"'" '.'r. Sup! Worship st-rv Supt .. Sunday Sf'hnot, !:1 30 a . : dea vor, Sf"('Ond and fourth Sun- ! ices at I 0:45 a. m. Revival m Mmning Wnr'ihlp . 10 ;m a. I day . 7 :m p m "ervie~s f' ach evt"ning throu.~ h m Evenm~ St•rv l('e . 7 p m , , ----- July 24 at 7:45 "p. m. Tuesday Prayer mee\ing . 7 p m" Wed. : K.-nn.fh McEJhinn•,.. Sunday Sehoel Supt. THE SEWING CENTER F. J. WAllACE, JEWELER WHITE SEWING MACHII'IES "Eve'llth!ng For the Woman that Sews" , 83 llliU St, Middleport 9112-5320 Bui!Hitl Watches - .Safes and Service GOEGLEIN· READY·MIX CO: Middleport · 186 N. ~cond . 1 .•-- e.Your W•lcome Is At Our Front Doore ~ . Pearl ~ Castu. pastor sh1p serv1N'. lfl a m Wnr m;. Mid· week Prayer Servif·e. l ber of the First Battalion Fifth t' rwrv 7 .m n rn WPrtn""'-ld~v R~v M ~r:nn R~7imertl, First Maruther Su.ndi.ly, 1 4j p. m. Su11 . Morns M. Wolle, p<:~:;tor. line Dh•ision. ~. "'-------------------....J . ! Methodisl Churcb a m .. Evemng Servll'e 7 JO p of Viet Nam ser'{ih~ 3!1; a mem~ . , Mld.W .• : : • '. ~E1.111I'Jithitlg ' . ' . 0I In eo~r?V 1 DOCTORe ORDERS . HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE West Main St. " l'llmeroy C~olc• SuppOTt the Church of 1J0f11 HEINERS BAKERY Bak.ers of Gooil Bread -______._.." Huntington, W. Va, ,.. ' . l J. . H~t110~'«'' '· . . Pomeroy, Ohio '· tlli VIET NAM at 8 p . m.. W:iCS mt't!l s at the nesday Marine Lance Corporal I home of Alma Swartz. Wednc::~Rarine Cbureh ot lhe ['j~- James L. Smith 1 son of Mr 1 dav . 7 :4:5 p. m. PrHyer S"rV· arene - Sunda}· Srhool 9 :-su Irv i n~ V. Smith of Route 3, ices. a m.: Sunday Worsh1p lO :'o Pomeroy, is in the Chu Lei area lt~latwood" --~ I'M EB£RS~AC.tl ,.HAP,i)WAR~t~ : 'rll'lhmli~l ~ " \'-"' •• ~. ._ j . -~~M . IT 1!t A-:3AtN ST Ito Lu!lteran School Y30 a. m. , Mornn111 1 9" 30 "" m" Preaching services , Sl. !'lui's and Sl. John's Worship II a" m , NY PS 6 45 hrst and thtrd Thursday at Latberaa Church _ Mornmg P m Evening Serv1eP . 7 :Jfl 1 30 p. m. Second and fourth '' < NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE •. Take SqnJeone Willi You To Churcll In Pomeroy Over 90 Yean Kermit. Watton, llier..• Pomeroy ' i ,. Oblo • • ,.c< '··.•' · ,.. ..... -~-------~ ' --·,~.)~'··· ' •' 4RFi __- ARFi AF.f.', .ttterul t~e Churcll ot 'fpur Choke BEN F~ANKLIN STORE f;( ~ "'' '\ bl •·.p ly RAEBURN VAII1Uilh CROW'S STEAK HOUSE SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS ·,., 1 I - AKF/_ imo. -· ·~ ' �·7· . . . .... . ... ... , .lo ~,. •• .. •.. , ..... ..... . . . . ··- ... . - ...... ~ - ~ ~ . ... ....... .. ...... ., . .. .. ......-- ... '* .......~ . 't '. \/ )\ .. • ,,l f· '" ·-· Get' Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Bus·i.:ness Servic:el ' . ' •.•.WANT. AD ~RMATION I fl M. Doii!J W.... .diiCI.... M. , , , C"NCIUATIONI ' CGOICTIOIII Will . . ...,.._ - " ' 1111 A ...., O.f Put.Uc•tl. . *' .' Powneroy Motor Co. ............ illi.Mev ..,..liM , _ &. . ,. M. GaJaxie 500 4 door, locally owned and lharp. heater. VB automatic. Power brakes. 64 CORVAIR Radio and 1RAVEL TRAIURS . $1095 DeluXI!! coupe. 1 local ownt>r, m~tor overhauled. Good tiret, clean interior. 63 CHEVROLET ---,-----:---::---:-:: $ 1695 lm ala hardtop roupe. White finish Spotle_ss clean red kin· 11conlo or.rtne Te D tW iidietor 5M2 Bl ONI Ill' THI 11Me4 o·Ur Drive-In IERYICI IS HIRII AND. CAMPERS c..w's Steak House NICEST PIOPLII Cort •BulldoHr CALL DICK RAWLINGS •Any TYI"' KEitH GOBLI FORD flY 2-21M Moddl.,.rt, 0 BIG BEND TRAIL!:R SALES . Broadwfl;~f . :,~, . Jack O'Brilur .. ~ \J Cassius Clay's colllng his bl· 1walked down llro~{~l!lt'ography "Black Is Best" l lhe prollferatiog iaiMAt'!Vtho You can't avtJd "Batman" even pnement in war torn VietNam __ Armed where!) Forces TV just enlisted the Dy· had dirty namic ' Duo for service on its our plclure Saigon channel .. . After he fin- this. New isbed shooting ''The Dirty Ooz· Festival." en" in N. Y., ~rvest Borgnlne say, Ernie, Melvyn Dolll!IBI bapplly ' r«overing quickly from a 1iou:s heart attack . . , Used be, British showgals who 1 titles were consid,e red lucky; now they aspire to !:~i~u~~ I bookmakers, as did I:M: I Brenda Hardwick . . Mrs. sil Rathbone's A-OK after gery at Raosevelt Ho.spital Mike Nichols ("Va . Woolf" Dear Helen: GREAT AMEIIIC~N GAME: outdoing each otl'lor to tell the I was looking through our -RUNNING DOWN YOUR meanest things about their daughter's annual . and be~ame MATE males. Maybe lhey think it is shockod at lh• casual way Dear Helen: amusing, but I think it makes these high schoql kids use the I just got back fro>1mr~.::~~n::la terrible impression. I can't -word "Love." AIJ119Sl every boy In a dental chair· and h1 help but believe disres~t fc signed ''Luv ya," _apd many of aupposedly intelligent man one anelHer is the big reason them Janie didn't . even koow bis wife to pieces bit by · there is so much dlsresoect in except to speak to tn.1 tba hb.ll. Donna, Denny, Ronnie, Roge-r Coe was appalled at the petly children today. Kids are great She says th)s is the way kids rector ) thinks Bill S~c•;;::~s !l teen-aged son Aram is a marks he made. little imitators. do tt now - you don't start a did screen prospect - on on the way home I I• lhls a. fad, that we must j letter with "De~r." just with basis of just a photo . . . C a r I at the market and try lo matt.e others believe our the name of the person. but rental tycoon Warren A v is. ! two men talking together. choice In •11artner ilo so terri· you always sl~ it "Luv," or Th h · 1 the . "Luv va always " or "Love " e omeeommg o George Hamilton's great friend, I wbat they oald, they m""t ble? Or is Ibis caused by ego' • · South Bethel EUB church and Mimi Vignos seem a~ ser· the most horrid a!Jd tism and need to make ""le,;eifj WMt bothers me is, when the s·I R'd 'II be beld .. "' I th.10g ..-e aloog what at I ver t ge WI ious as George Bird and Lyn· wives alive. · · seem better by comparison? rea Cvw s • s d J 1 24 'fh s nday da BJ .. Saudi Arabia King 1 When I go to woman_ 's And am I old-fashioned to are they going to call it? un ay • u Y · WI N. " .... 1~ MRS T school at 9:45a.m., orman Fai!ial's f':'ldest son Abdullah 1 get th e same thni lieve you Should build up Bahr, superintendent ; 10 :45 a. · M. T II:• 0 ear rs. · has spent more them a million making mincemeat mate in public, and if he h'ld • 11 ' ' . 1hey'U figUre out something. m,, c 1 ren s p~ogra~ ; a. trying to start football atop all hus!lands. seem to a bit of knocking down, My teenage advisors ~ 11 me m., worship _servtce, w1th Rev. that oil. strictly between you and him? "Luv" or, Luv Yaa" are to the Jack Yung m charg~. . - BARBARA P set what "Cordially" is T~e afternoon ~rv1ce w11l Haberdashers say a · -1 Dear Barbara: e,p begm at 1:30 With a songfest ''quality" magazine 8 <\ ··~ Hr.' Any mate who doesn't tone-ag~rs. featuring Mr. and Mrs. Gar"His Bazaar" will arrive lf.: Ton Pickup. It has 25" u 11 cyl. engine. 8 ply tires on " , tlth~is~is~b~u~ck~l~ng~fo~r~a~n~~~~ thTh~~ ~ bu~l b~.t / ~~ish relt Christy ol Grove City; Mr. and Mrs. Christy year with a great sartorial TONIGHT bumper. Special no trade price of S 1.896. r" _ e~. eave DYe or a er. the Gospel Four quartet of .-·splash Gallant old fig h "OR. GOLOFOOT AND THE BIKINI MACHINE" . D H1 . Wallon, W. Va ., the Coe Fam- as distinguished from light· champ Barney Ross survived with Vincent Price ' ' ~~ wi~:t:lf~ndhouse at. ily, oi Frost, Melg~ County; beadedness. It ma~es you feel Guadalcanal a!l well as t h 3 and Frankie Avalon 8 Buick V8 4 Dr. Sedan. This Buick is equipb. ·b · and b ht 't Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ebers- that the world is making sever· fight racket and now · Plus 1tgth lift gah~~~. · "YOUNGBLOOD HAWK~' ped with famous ~10 horsepower VB en- , r we lhoug · hi bach, <md Karen, Chester: Dor- al revolutions a minute instead friends from Chicago's ~ FRI. thru TUESDAY w ou c C\,01\.mg on e ne1g - 18 · nd Sh I' B rhs Chester ' · · · With gine. It has automatic shift, radio,_foam cu· July 22-.26 bors I nOw find that ·a 'former ~ e Ja ea ' • of the customary one per day. ] ans Hospila l he s licked his James Fritnelscus !';hions, large hub caps, Dlx. steen~g . W~.:A':.!~Y'' ver..J good f~lend of mioe and Dwight Spencer, Joyce Archer, Idiopathic means "of unknown est enemy and wlli be back in and Suzanne Pleshette and full carpeting on floor . Special Sum· Feature Length Animated her }lusband· live acr'oil the and many others. cause" atid self-limited meall.!l N. Y. 'ihortly . Charlton HesSATURDAY mer Bonus no trade pri ce. Cartoon From The Nuvel by ., '.' Rev. Amos s"weet of Waverly it will clear up without treat- ton for all his $1 million "HERE COME ·THE GLORY BOYS... Felix Salten st~~i~v4ormer'· .(rieruJ. 'of my will be ~e _an_ern_oon speaker. ment but, if the cause has not picture still holds onto his 'l'om Tryon and uoiSNa~VlANo bachelor ·d~YsJ arid 1 agreed to The pubhc IS mvtted. been determined, who can tell 1 estly priced Manhattan flat Buick V8 4 Dr. Sedan. This is the full sized Harve Preenell AFTER DARK" break il off bul-l paid for ihe I when il will clear up! ' Tudor City ... The tempest Plus Buick- 123 inch wheelbase. 280 hor~ep~· .,RIO BRAND'' !.<luis Armstrong baby, whiclt she . kepi. N~w evQ - 1 _have a pain in my I a kennel in which lhe Ameri· :1 wer V8 engine. It has the 400 automatic an~ ManyBg~:l~sRydell erY day 1 come home from c_hest. It 1s, worse when I get can Skye_ Terner ca transmission, four harrell carbur~tor, ~o­ wer steering and brakes, Sonomat1c radio. .. work, ttJere's that , two-yenr-old bred: I don t ~moke. What could tlle Ame~1can ~ennel White Wall tires, Custom seilt belts and ,. kid out pla'yiz!g _ MY kid All cause the pa;n and what Ireat· od and hit lheor way out led by oe1uxe Wheel Covers. Special no trade this happened ·befOIIe 1 rnel OlY ment IS best. the veddy socia l Summer Bonus price o( $2,993.00. wife, and I saw no point in ' By ·wayne G. Braadstadt, M.D. I A. - Chest ~aiD ~ay ha~e Earls !Con~uelo Vanderbilt I tel1i 'her. 1 ce~n't get. up any 'l Q -1 have ffibrositls aod bave ~any causes SJ~ce It may orlg· I rec'd a helpmg . paw from . NEW fath~y feelings about lhe bay been told thlit an emotional fac- lmate ~~ the skm, nerves, mus· cross the Atlanlic - Lady Mm · 1966 Pontiac V8 4 Door Sedan. This is our full but hfs mother indicat'eS sh~ tor is part of the cause. Treat- : cles, nbs, heart, large bl~ cia Niles of Englar1d, also sized 121 " wheelbase Pontiac with famous like to take up . where we Iments have not helped me. Is I vessels, lungs., the pleura whlch , Skye Terrier loyalist. folll •uw•"'' 290 horsepower \/8 engine. This en is fully off. _ · this 8 form of arthritis? c_overs the lungs and even the ller u. s. friends in this equlp!:Jed with Power ~teetlng, P?wer Bra· I A - Fibrosilis is class~d as . liver, gall bladder or upper i puppy hate. 'I kes, Hydramatic, Wh1te Wall t1res. D~x. · . !"ill If t tell mY .wife .we ~ave. to out of the rheumatic diseases loops ~f the inte.stines. When a , . ..' wheel covers, Dlx. Steering wheel, Stan·.,., ,··•11 .1' out .iind move she Will thmk bui unlike arthritis il illt'olves I cause IS ~ot obvl~us a th~rou~h Gmny Ruark , ex ef t~Je lale I .• ,,1 < less steel around the windows, foam cuBob Ruark, was transgone over the hill . _ this the muscles or tend(.- .,._her 11· examinat 1on to d1scover It 1s cntvellst shions, EZI Glass, and many other accesed f N y 's Mt Sinai 1 sories. Special no trade Bonus Summec-r'T ·to l:\1· 1 is the kind of house we,""'lways than the joints. It is char<Jder- usually necessary. Only then err . rom · · ·, h wanted. But you .can see what ized h.. h' g and stiffness ' can the proper treatment be HospiLBI to ber parent~ ~as ·I llay price of $2,96~ 00. ~ ... .~. .,~li~b~H/. ll• Jt ,. . · · · d · " "'" ac '" . . 'bed ~ D. C. home and tho' stall ill, IS thts sJtuabon ;s. 011_1g to my without any redness or swelling prE!Scn · . · roo~t;, nerves Get me out of this 1• h II 1 d Th ·ms Q - Is mono!lodlum . g)ula· well enough for fnends to keep . . · m t e a ec e area. e pa . d'l 1 h h' h N th' t J 1 1 Chev rolet Monza Coupe. Beauti~\tif mah0faiW 1 lt.n1~~ l!'(hnt Helen - ULCERS AHEAD I usual! worse 011 getting up mate seasonmg use u to 1ate 1 opes 1g . ow a .ane · ~reh Y d b I.e the the arteries? Does it have any I Russell's off Howard Hughes ' with matching interior. Automa~ic shift. A.. 'lilt~ Mit"~~· , :1J Dear U.A. .. . n $[)() 1100 10 t e mormng an a a as . I"" at a I ow pnce. . .lN0!8 ":l.1 l.'•ll\ Try truth. H your wif1 Is the n Changes in the s1de effects? a year 1 20-year payro I , understanding · type, it won't wiat~:san~~motionalstressol- 1 A- Tbls salt is used as a 1 if s~e work:d o~ notl she'll > set you free,:~ut ,it WIU. set ten trigger or aggravate an at- 1 navor enhancer, espec:lally on ~ake her Catskill Mts. debut: Utlllne Iii Ton Pickup. 6 cyl. Law mileage. Still in 1 her to househunling. _ a ck Connee Monza Chevrolet 4 Dr. Sed~n. t6, 548 easy_ _m_U_~~~~-- 1meats. It can safely be taken , hired a new agent factory warrantyi · •. This column Is dedicated to ta ' . . _ in large amounts except by per· I Boswell, another gallant gal family living 80 if ynu 're hav : . Local heat reheves some VIC_ : sons who must restricl their in· I (paralyzed since childhood from kid trouble or just plain I tt~ and others P~~f~r ~ tt:a~ take of sodium. It will not dl- polio but a gre~t singing star •-uubl''• let Helen Help YOU . qmhzer ?r a coc tal . shpelfl ., late the arteries. [ nevertheless) has a TV musi· Special Dlx. V8 4 Dr One care(ul oWne'r. :Ex tJW ·~leJ.IJ ' ·) 440 4 Dr. Sedan V8. Auto. trans. P .S. Radio. Low ~~ . . and cortisone are not as P _ cal series and a one-shot color· car It has automatic trans., power steenng, tiKI all mileage · w~l .!ilso welcome your own rul for this condition as they are B t'f 1 I o chrome mldgs. "': '.)"i , · · Add , special aborning eau 1 u amusmg exper 1~n~s. res,') for arthritis. Those wllo have NEW FARM SYSTEM British fashion model J e a Helen. Bottel in care of lh1s made a study of fibrositis and f 1·1 1 <~· · . • • DES MOINES. Iowa (UPI) - Shrimp ton makes her • • Fllry JlJ 2 Dr. H.T. \18 A.T., P.S. Radio , very clean newspaper. the closely related myositiS be- ; Th M' t VYngs of the debut in "Privilege" for Uni· 1 1 Iieve that the best treatment i3 : e . mneso a Dart 270 4 Dr. Sedan Slant 6 cyl. ercmomr" ll!~;ial. ··-·1 -· to adopt a more philosophical ! ~ a t 1o n a 1 Football versal ; the Shrimp will play a One local owner. Pu!ih button shtf.t. attitude toward life and get in· SJ~tnhodth a Dfive-Mye~r newspaper reporter ; we never ! · Polara ~00 2 Dr. H.T. A.T. P.S. Radio and air MANY saw one like that ller coe es Ol nes "I vol ved in helping others. . . . conditioning Q _ Woald blgb blood pres- of the Profess10n11l. Fo?tbal! star will be British pop · rock sure or constipation cause me League Thursday wll1rh w11l star, Paul Jones. ' • ·' · 't ·.. be d'ozzv? ' up a type of farm system for LeMans Convertible, Real clean and a sharp looker I w ' j h NFL 1 b ' A - Ceustlpatiou would not t e cu · Vegas by train on Saturday nnd lcause dizziness but a violent' Under the agreement. the expects to arrive tliere by • diarrhea rollowing a laxative . Warnors can expect to Wednesday . Impala 4 Dr. Sed•n. 6 cyl. Std. trans. and overdrive WASHINGTON oUPli - The might. llizziness os sometimes ' 10 to io football players sun;ectl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiilillillllllillliiiii Radio and heater Defense Department Thursday associated wilh high blond pre .. [ to recall . ----transferred [rom the "missing" : sure but is more orten caused to the "captured'' column 19 by a sudden drop in blood pres- TORRES TRAINING Navy men who have been lost sure. There are so many unreCorvair 2 Dr. Std. trans. in Viet Nam. Nearly all were Ia too causes of dizziness lhat ; NEW YORK (UPli -L1ghl , fliers. i anyone who has such attacks heavyweight ch~pion The transfers raised from 34 should have a thorough checkup Torres concludes his traintnog • to 63 the total of Americans : so tllat appropriate treatment the East today and wJII 1 Dr. Sedan V8. A.T. RaQJo and heater, one owner known to llave been captured can be given. his training headquarters ih Viet Nam. . Q - Wbat Is meant by self· Las Vegas, where he wi11 Another 212 still are listed as 1 limited idiopathic vertigo? defend his title on -Aug. ''missing." Five "died while How long does it last? against Eddie Cotton. ooptured." A - Vertigo is true dizziness I Torres will leabe for !otWOrl lw1GOH I Rawlings Honda Salft w:r 2-2151 . · 1 MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ,.....,., .Voice of -H. $AUS & SERVIQ •eC.r eTruck eHNier : 18 IT LUV? S~RVICE - -~ m. 59 FORD -------:--:-----:::-: $795 HONDA RADIAfOR tha..r~pu. tation of a whiner. Seems to me pride would keep married people fmm broad· . callting their diss~tisfaction. Af· all wbat lloey're able to ill· tract reflects on themselves. HELP US! 8-Dally Sentlne\ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 22, 1988 -11"'~- .- - - , l.f ' 8· .mamega, .. and also ChUfCI) HomecomJng • Sunday River News . . ...,-. """l""t USEDJC~Rr;;,.:o;·r,}ifll . I • ,~ and New 66 GMC -:$189S -:- ..... • • II New 66 Spec. $2564 MEIGS THEATRE ~= LeSabre DOL'J OR --------""!-:1 US ! l Summer on Both NEW terfor. 327 engine, .automatk, power steerm& •nd bra es. Radio and heater. l SAYS 1 cata I'ma D $2960 ._ ' 1 1 I. CARS 1 61 Corva1 r - - • · • BIG SAVINGS . 1965 Dodg·e .~ Ida • .. • $1695 · .,,, 65 Corvair - - :'.:: • fl)'Q$~:~,~~;; 1 1 1 1965 Dodge - - - $2595 1 1965 Plymouth - -$2695 1963 Pontiac • - • $1695 - $1695 1963 Chevrolet Pledge of Support Received by LBJ WASHINGTON (UPIJ-Pre• .Johnson hal received a pledge of full aupport for U. S. policy In Viet Nam from Thailand'!! Prime Minister, Thanom Klttika<;hom. A letter from lhe Prime Minister was delivered tO the White House Thursday by ~~te That ambassadir to Washing· ton, Sukich Nummanhemlnda, who described the P,..,ident as "most heartened" to receive it 1 29 ·Navy Men Are Added tO · Captured.List 1 • 1 • • • $1Q95 1 R. H. Rawlings Sons Co~ 't " "• . 200 ~·19t JOOd straw, Jaco Baer, R. D. 1, Minersville, 7 210 o. - ~~ GO EN . Palomino Stallion,- ! y _ rs old. 1200. Grace Maf. tiifi TuppeN Plains, Ohio. PJ, 667·3553. 7 21 3tA: li -~ H~lmodel ![)(), $300. ard C. Martin, Tuppers ins. Ohio. Ph. 667-3503. ll II ,'~ 2 · · OfaJ 1i;:· 742-5831._7 22 6tp '< tomatoes, cabbage and ~ ~bers. Clarence Proffitt. ~ ,, Portland. Ohio. Ph. 543-~. . 1o '14 Ill 45 miles .,Or gal· ,Lqwasl prl<ed car A 1111k OC TONN JOLRVNQ:-HKVSJV '. ___ ,...... .. . Ye.a.da.J'• Cryptoqoote: TO REFORM A MAN YOC MUST ...... BiiGIN WITH HIB ORANI>JlO'l'HER.-HUGO lor fMtura.: Ad\1~ a advan. -··You'll lind fii\T glvtt you more, mucf! .' r..tura 1 ~ more, thin lnY ~ car on • -:-r· road. ~~~- SURE WIN DAIRY FEEDS PUT''the 'MOO' IN MORE Everybody b<lneflts when out favorlt~ tlal. Bossie, eats right! Slui producea niore, and the Dairy Farmer gets I better profit . • • yet ,delicious dairy fooda lt!ll are thriftyl ftew sPorts ver~ r .~ .. .. ~ --,.·-· " "" ,,',,.._";',_.., ..... . - .... '1 .... .. . . - . . .. .... , ~ - ~ " ' r" - ' " ' • ·~ ~ Four door. 283 V..U engine. ~~~~'~'I;. power brakes: po~er stee~g.dq r like new wh1te sidewall t1res, discs. tinted windshield , interior. Very Immaculate 34,000 miles. ,' ' Convertible---- $1495 V-8 engine, automatic trans.. power brakes, power steering, radio, new white sidewalls, wh·•el discs, light tilue wltb white top and IJiue vinyl interior, 47,000 mileo. Cadillac trade-in. . ACTION-PRICED Holiday Sed. White over b¥1e,,;.-,.\llflsli'IFviny1 interior. V-8 engine. auto. power brakes and 59 Ford Thunderbird Sport Coupe. V~t. auto. . brakes & steering, radio, wheel discs, factory air. "AS.IS" SPECIALS ~ . . •', . Pho~ • f . I 992-:ms, FOUR DQOR SEDAN 13 d'l .olc1\) . V·8 Motor, Power Steering~ SliUJi. PM OPEN . , .em,ta;o 60 Rambler ·····. · · · · · · · $395157 Iuick · .. · ..· ·" "~m"$1Ai 1 ui.t1sM .3 b' . S~gar . Run ~ FI~uf, MiUs ~'•j.} .: 62 Chev. Impala H.T. I"" 62 Olds Dynamic 88 __ _ AMERICAN 2 DOOR 8 Cylind~r with Automatic 'trans. Push .ProfiJs Hightr With Oir Sure". Win ·Feeds . .- $2195 63 Dodge Polar• I ·' AT / of the fabulous THANKS ALK I~ Cooler eompr.,. , 24 case bottle ~QOlt'r, I i:L CJ'RIC cream 'separator, Armstrong, Rutland. 11011-R WAGON . 800-D 7 :11 3te ·' f!t;rant chairs, Ph. 99'~ ·. 7223lp ~!:!~!II FROM Aft EXPERIENCED MANUFACTURER 9 :!11' SatelUte, V-8 motor, std. trans., radio, wlstw tirts, deluxe wheel discs, turquoise with black vinyl top, black vinyl int. On· ly 20,000 miles. Real sharp! World ..:· Economy Leader addtltlll: D~fllE-T. UVAMCEP can BLAE 8 VAN ZANDfq ~b,•',.'u KARR and 65 Ply. 2 Door H.T. _ .. ThelabUiolis · - Big Dollar SAVINGS P~:;ta~:g~o:n~·~· lr~;=~··;;ii;;;;;;;;;;-- weekly · casualty In addition. the changed the term for rrom ''detained" to ''eaptured. II Tlm<e known to be held 6y the are now listed "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" ·.. v II 1963 Chev.rolet • • $1195 1961 Ford 6:ni~i;kerf~ct ca~ '"!rte a~d ~ut,' if;595 63Dodge 1965 Dodge - - · '2795 ; WY 2·5342 \. GMAC .FIItl~NC!tiG .• '· Cadill·.:...... ' - '':" ) ...-. .• �·7· . . . .... . ... ... , .lo ~,. •• .. •.. , ..... ..... . . . . ··- ... . - ...... ~ - ~ ~ . ... ....... .. ...... ., . .. .. ......-- ... '* .......~ . 't '. \/ )\ .. • ,,l f· '" ·-· Get' Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Bus·i.:ness Servic:el ' . ' •.•.WANT. AD ~RMATION I fl M. Doii!J W.... .diiCI.... M. , , , C"NCIUATIONI ' CGOICTIOIII Will . . ...,.._ - " ' 1111 A ...., O.f Put.Uc•tl. . *' .' Powneroy Motor Co. ............ illi.Mev ..,..liM , _ &. . ,. M. GaJaxie 500 4 door, locally owned and lharp. heater. VB automatic. Power brakes. 64 CORVAIR Radio and 1RAVEL TRAIURS . $1095 DeluXI!! coupe. 1 local ownt>r, m~tor overhauled. Good tiret, clean interior. 63 CHEVROLET ---,-----:---::---:-:: $ 1695 lm ala hardtop roupe. White finish Spotle_ss clean red kin· 11conlo or.rtne Te D tW iidietor 5M2 Bl ONI Ill' THI 11Me4 o·Ur Drive-In IERYICI IS HIRII AND. CAMPERS c..w's Steak House NICEST PIOPLII Cort •BulldoHr CALL DICK RAWLINGS •Any TYI"' KEitH GOBLI FORD flY 2-21M Moddl.,.rt, 0 BIG BEND TRAIL!:R SALES . Broadwfl;~f . :,~, . Jack O'Brilur .. ~ \J Cassius Clay's colllng his bl· 1walked down llro~{~l!lt'ography "Black Is Best" l lhe prollferatiog iaiMAt'!Vtho You can't avtJd "Batman" even pnement in war torn VietNam __ Armed where!) Forces TV just enlisted the Dy· had dirty namic ' Duo for service on its our plclure Saigon channel .. . After he fin- this. New isbed shooting ''The Dirty Ooz· Festival." en" in N. Y., ~rvest Borgnlne say, Ernie, Melvyn Dolll!IBI bapplly ' r«overing quickly from a 1iou:s heart attack . . , Used be, British showgals who 1 titles were consid,e red lucky; now they aspire to !:~i~u~~ I bookmakers, as did I:M: I Brenda Hardwick . . Mrs. sil Rathbone's A-OK after gery at Raosevelt Ho.spital Mike Nichols ("Va . Woolf" Dear Helen: GREAT AMEIIIC~N GAME: outdoing each otl'lor to tell the I was looking through our -RUNNING DOWN YOUR meanest things about their daughter's annual . and be~ame MATE males. Maybe lhey think it is shockod at lh• casual way Dear Helen: amusing, but I think it makes these high schoql kids use the I just got back fro>1mr~.::~~n::la terrible impression. I can't -word "Love." AIJ119Sl every boy In a dental chair· and h1 help but believe disres~t fc signed ''Luv ya," _apd many of aupposedly intelligent man one anelHer is the big reason them Janie didn't . even koow bis wife to pieces bit by · there is so much dlsresoect in except to speak to tn.1 tba hb.ll. Donna, Denny, Ronnie, Roge-r Coe was appalled at the petly children today. Kids are great She says th)s is the way kids rector ) thinks Bill S~c•;;::~s !l teen-aged son Aram is a marks he made. little imitators. do tt now - you don't start a did screen prospect - on on the way home I I• lhls a. fad, that we must j letter with "De~r." just with basis of just a photo . . . C a r I at the market and try lo matt.e others believe our the name of the person. but rental tycoon Warren A v is. ! two men talking together. choice In •11artner ilo so terri· you always sl~ it "Luv," or Th h · 1 the . "Luv va always " or "Love " e omeeommg o George Hamilton's great friend, I wbat they oald, they m""t ble? Or is Ibis caused by ego' • · South Bethel EUB church and Mimi Vignos seem a~ ser· the most horrid a!Jd tism and need to make ""le,;eifj WMt bothers me is, when the s·I R'd 'II be beld .. "' I th.10g ..-e aloog what at I ver t ge WI ious as George Bird and Lyn· wives alive. · · seem better by comparison? rea Cvw s • s d J 1 24 'fh s nday da BJ .. Saudi Arabia King 1 When I go to woman_ 's And am I old-fashioned to are they going to call it? un ay • u Y · WI N. " .... 1~ MRS T school at 9:45a.m., orman Fai!ial's f':'ldest son Abdullah 1 get th e same thni lieve you Should build up Bahr, superintendent ; 10 :45 a. · M. T II:• 0 ear rs. · has spent more them a million making mincemeat mate in public, and if he h'ld • 11 ' ' . 1hey'U figUre out something. m,, c 1 ren s p~ogra~ ; a. trying to start football atop all hus!lands. seem to a bit of knocking down, My teenage advisors ~ 11 me m., worship _servtce, w1th Rev. that oil. strictly between you and him? "Luv" or, Luv Yaa" are to the Jack Yung m charg~. . - BARBARA P set what "Cordially" is T~e afternoon ~rv1ce w11l Haberdashers say a · -1 Dear Barbara: e,p begm at 1:30 With a songfest ''quality" magazine 8 <\ ··~ Hr.' Any mate who doesn't tone-ag~rs. featuring Mr. and Mrs. Gar"His Bazaar" will arrive lf.: Ton Pickup. It has 25" u 11 cyl. engine. 8 ply tires on " , tlth~is~is~b~u~ck~l~ng~fo~r~a~n~~~~ thTh~~ ~ bu~l b~.t / ~~ish relt Christy ol Grove City; Mr. and Mrs. Christy year with a great sartorial TONIGHT bumper. Special no trade price of S 1.896. r" _ e~. eave DYe or a er. the Gospel Four quartet of .-·splash Gallant old fig h "OR. GOLOFOOT AND THE BIKINI MACHINE" . D H1 . Wallon, W. Va ., the Coe Fam- as distinguished from light· champ Barney Ross survived with Vincent Price ' ' ~~ wi~:t:lf~ndhouse at. ily, oi Frost, Melg~ County; beadedness. It ma~es you feel Guadalcanal a!l well as t h 3 and Frankie Avalon 8 Buick V8 4 Dr. Sedan. This Buick is equipb. ·b · and b ht 't Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ebers- that the world is making sever· fight racket and now · Plus 1tgth lift gah~~~. · "YOUNGBLOOD HAWK~' ped with famous ~10 horsepower VB en- , r we lhoug · hi bach, <md Karen, Chester: Dor- al revolutions a minute instead friends from Chicago's ~ FRI. thru TUESDAY w ou c C\,01\.mg on e ne1g - 18 · nd Sh I' B rhs Chester ' · · · With gine. It has automatic shift, radio,_foam cu· July 22-.26 bors I nOw find that ·a 'former ~ e Ja ea ' • of the customary one per day. ] ans Hospila l he s licked his James Fritnelscus !';hions, large hub caps, Dlx. steen~g . W~.:A':.!~Y'' ver..J good f~lend of mioe and Dwight Spencer, Joyce Archer, Idiopathic means "of unknown est enemy and wlli be back in and Suzanne Pleshette and full carpeting on floor . Special Sum· Feature Length Animated her }lusband· live acr'oil the and many others. cause" atid self-limited meall.!l N. Y. 'ihortly . Charlton HesSATURDAY mer Bonus no trade pri ce. Cartoon From The Nuvel by ., '.' Rev. Amos s"weet of Waverly it will clear up without treat- ton for all his $1 million "HERE COME ·THE GLORY BOYS... Felix Salten st~~i~v4ormer'· .(rieruJ. 'of my will be ~e _an_ern_oon speaker. ment but, if the cause has not picture still holds onto his 'l'om Tryon and uoiSNa~VlANo bachelor ·d~YsJ arid 1 agreed to The pubhc IS mvtted. been determined, who can tell 1 estly priced Manhattan flat Buick V8 4 Dr. Sedan. This is the full sized Harve Preenell AFTER DARK" break il off bul-l paid for ihe I when il will clear up! ' Tudor City ... The tempest Plus Buick- 123 inch wheelbase. 280 hor~ep~· .,RIO BRAND'' !.<luis Armstrong baby, whiclt she . kepi. N~w evQ - 1 _have a pain in my I a kennel in which lhe Ameri· :1 wer V8 engine. It has the 400 automatic an~ ManyBg~:l~sRydell erY day 1 come home from c_hest. It 1s, worse when I get can Skye_ Terner ca transmission, four harrell carbur~tor, ~o­ wer steering and brakes, Sonomat1c radio. .. work, ttJere's that , two-yenr-old bred: I don t ~moke. What could tlle Ame~1can ~ennel White Wall tires, Custom seilt belts and ,. kid out pla'yiz!g _ MY kid All cause the pa;n and what Ireat· od and hit lheor way out led by oe1uxe Wheel Covers. Special no trade this happened ·befOIIe 1 rnel OlY ment IS best. the veddy socia l Summer Bonus price o( $2,993.00. wife, and I saw no point in ' By ·wayne G. Braadstadt, M.D. I A. - Chest ~aiD ~ay ha~e Earls !Con~uelo Vanderbilt I tel1i 'her. 1 ce~n't get. up any 'l Q -1 have ffibrositls aod bave ~any causes SJ~ce It may orlg· I rec'd a helpmg . paw from . NEW fath~y feelings about lhe bay been told thlit an emotional fac- lmate ~~ the skm, nerves, mus· cross the Atlanlic - Lady Mm · 1966 Pontiac V8 4 Door Sedan. This is our full but hfs mother indicat'eS sh~ tor is part of the cause. Treat- : cles, nbs, heart, large bl~ cia Niles of Englar1d, also sized 121 " wheelbase Pontiac with famous like to take up . where we Iments have not helped me. Is I vessels, lungs., the pleura whlch , Skye Terrier loyalist. folll •uw•"'' 290 horsepower \/8 engine. This en is fully off. _ · this 8 form of arthritis? c_overs the lungs and even the ller u. s. friends in this equlp!:Jed with Power ~teetlng, P?wer Bra· I A - Fibrosilis is class~d as . liver, gall bladder or upper i puppy hate. 'I kes, Hydramatic, Wh1te Wall t1res. D~x. · . !"ill If t tell mY .wife .we ~ave. to out of the rheumatic diseases loops ~f the inte.stines. When a , . ..' wheel covers, Dlx. Steering wheel, Stan·.,., ,··•11 .1' out .iind move she Will thmk bui unlike arthritis il illt'olves I cause IS ~ot obvl~us a th~rou~h Gmny Ruark , ex ef t~Je lale I .• ,,1 < less steel around the windows, foam cuBob Ruark, was transgone over the hill . _ this the muscles or tend(.- .,._her 11· examinat 1on to d1scover It 1s cntvellst shions, EZI Glass, and many other accesed f N y 's Mt Sinai 1 sories. Special no trade Bonus Summec-r'T ·to l:\1· 1 is the kind of house we,""'lways than the joints. It is char<Jder- usually necessary. Only then err . rom · · ·, h wanted. But you .can see what ized h.. h' g and stiffness ' can the proper treatment be HospiLBI to ber parent~ ~as ·I llay price of $2,96~ 00. ~ ... .~. .,~li~b~H/. ll• Jt ,. . · · · d · " "'" ac '" . . 'bed ~ D. C. home and tho' stall ill, IS thts sJtuabon ;s. 011_1g to my without any redness or swelling prE!Scn · . · roo~t;, nerves Get me out of this 1• h II 1 d Th ·ms Q - Is mono!lodlum . g)ula· well enough for fnends to keep . . · m t e a ec e area. e pa . d'l 1 h h' h N th' t J 1 1 Chev rolet Monza Coupe. Beauti~\tif mah0faiW 1 lt.n1~~ l!'(hnt Helen - ULCERS AHEAD I usual! worse 011 getting up mate seasonmg use u to 1ate 1 opes 1g . ow a .ane · ~reh Y d b I.e the the arteries? Does it have any I Russell's off Howard Hughes ' with matching interior. Automa~ic shift. A.. 'lilt~ Mit"~~· , :1J Dear U.A. .. . n $[)() 1100 10 t e mormng an a a as . I"" at a I ow pnce. . .lN0!8 ":l.1 l.'•ll\ Try truth. H your wif1 Is the n Changes in the s1de effects? a year 1 20-year payro I , understanding · type, it won't wiat~:san~~motionalstressol- 1 A- Tbls salt is used as a 1 if s~e work:d o~ notl she'll > set you free,:~ut ,it WIU. set ten trigger or aggravate an at- 1 navor enhancer, espec:lally on ~ake her Catskill Mts. debut: Utlllne Iii Ton Pickup. 6 cyl. Law mileage. Still in 1 her to househunling. _ a ck Connee Monza Chevrolet 4 Dr. Sed~n. t6, 548 easy_ _m_U_~~~~-- 1meats. It can safely be taken , hired a new agent factory warrantyi · •. This column Is dedicated to ta ' . . _ in large amounts except by per· I Boswell, another gallant gal family living 80 if ynu 're hav : . Local heat reheves some VIC_ : sons who must restricl their in· I (paralyzed since childhood from kid trouble or just plain I tt~ and others P~~f~r ~ tt:a~ take of sodium. It will not dl- polio but a gre~t singing star •-uubl''• let Helen Help YOU . qmhzer ?r a coc tal . shpelfl ., late the arteries. [ nevertheless) has a TV musi· Special Dlx. V8 4 Dr One care(ul oWne'r. :Ex tJW ·~leJ.IJ ' ·) 440 4 Dr. Sedan V8. Auto. trans. P .S. Radio. Low ~~ . . and cortisone are not as P _ cal series and a one-shot color· car It has automatic trans., power steenng, tiKI all mileage · w~l .!ilso welcome your own rul for this condition as they are B t'f 1 I o chrome mldgs. "': '.)"i , · · Add , special aborning eau 1 u amusmg exper 1~n~s. res,') for arthritis. Those wllo have NEW FARM SYSTEM British fashion model J e a Helen. Bottel in care of lh1s made a study of fibrositis and f 1·1 1 <~· · . • • DES MOINES. Iowa (UPI) - Shrimp ton makes her • • Fllry JlJ 2 Dr. H.T. \18 A.T., P.S. Radio , very clean newspaper. the closely related myositiS be- ; Th M' t VYngs of the debut in "Privilege" for Uni· 1 1 Iieve that the best treatment i3 : e . mneso a Dart 270 4 Dr. Sedan Slant 6 cyl. ercmomr" ll!~;ial. ··-·1 -· to adopt a more philosophical ! ~ a t 1o n a 1 Football versal ; the Shrimp will play a One local owner. Pu!ih button shtf.t. attitude toward life and get in· SJ~tnhodth a Dfive-Mye~r newspaper reporter ; we never ! · Polara ~00 2 Dr. H.T. A.T. P.S. Radio and air MANY saw one like that ller coe es Ol nes "I vol ved in helping others. . . . conditioning Q _ Woald blgb blood pres- of the Profess10n11l. Fo?tbal! star will be British pop · rock sure or constipation cause me League Thursday wll1rh w11l star, Paul Jones. ' • ·' · 't ·.. be d'ozzv? ' up a type of farm system for LeMans Convertible, Real clean and a sharp looker I w ' j h NFL 1 b ' A - Ceustlpatiou would not t e cu · Vegas by train on Saturday nnd lcause dizziness but a violent' Under the agreement. the expects to arrive tliere by • diarrhea rollowing a laxative . Warnors can expect to Wednesday . Impala 4 Dr. Sed•n. 6 cyl. Std. trans. and overdrive WASHINGTON oUPli - The might. llizziness os sometimes ' 10 to io football players sun;ectl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiilillillllllillliiiii Radio and heater Defense Department Thursday associated wilh high blond pre .. [ to recall . ----transferred [rom the "missing" : sure but is more orten caused to the "captured'' column 19 by a sudden drop in blood pres- TORRES TRAINING Navy men who have been lost sure. There are so many unreCorvair 2 Dr. Std. trans. in Viet Nam. Nearly all were Ia too causes of dizziness lhat ; NEW YORK (UPli -L1ghl , fliers. i anyone who has such attacks heavyweight ch~pion The transfers raised from 34 should have a thorough checkup Torres concludes his traintnog • to 63 the total of Americans : so tllat appropriate treatment the East today and wJII 1 Dr. Sedan V8. A.T. RaQJo and heater, one owner known to llave been captured can be given. his training headquarters ih Viet Nam. . Q - Wbat Is meant by self· Las Vegas, where he wi11 Another 212 still are listed as 1 limited idiopathic vertigo? defend his title on -Aug. ''missing." Five "died while How long does it last? against Eddie Cotton. ooptured." A - Vertigo is true dizziness I Torres will leabe for !otWOrl lw1GOH I Rawlings Honda Salft w:r 2-2151 . · 1 MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ,.....,., .Voice of -H. $AUS & SERVIQ •eC.r eTruck eHNier : 18 IT LUV? S~RVICE - -~ m. 59 FORD -------:--:-----:::-: $795 HONDA RADIAfOR tha..r~pu. tation of a whiner. Seems to me pride would keep married people fmm broad· . callting their diss~tisfaction. Af· all wbat lloey're able to ill· tract reflects on themselves. HELP US! 8-Dally Sentlne\ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 22, 1988 -11"'~- .- - - , l.f ' 8· .mamega, .. and also ChUfCI) HomecomJng • Sunday River News . . ...,-. """l""t USEDJC~Rr;;,.:o;·r,}ifll . I • ,~ and New 66 GMC -:$189S -:- ..... • • II New 66 Spec. $2564 MEIGS THEATRE ~= LeSabre DOL'J OR --------""!-:1 US ! l Summer on Both NEW terfor. 327 engine, .automatk, power steerm& •nd bra es. Radio and heater. l SAYS 1 cata I'ma D $2960 ._ ' 1 1 I. CARS 1 61 Corva1 r - - • · • BIG SAVINGS . 1965 Dodg·e .~ Ida • .. • $1695 · .,,, 65 Corvair - - :'.:: • fl)'Q$~:~,~~;; 1 1 1 1965 Dodge - - - $2595 1 1965 Plymouth - -$2695 1963 Pontiac • - • $1695 - $1695 1963 Chevrolet Pledge of Support Received by LBJ WASHINGTON (UPIJ-Pre• .Johnson hal received a pledge of full aupport for U. S. policy In Viet Nam from Thailand'!! Prime Minister, Thanom Klttika<;hom. A letter from lhe Prime Minister was delivered tO the White House Thursday by ~~te That ambassadir to Washing· ton, Sukich Nummanhemlnda, who described the P,..,ident as "most heartened" to receive it 1 29 ·Navy Men Are Added tO · Captured.List 1 • 1 • • • $1Q95 1 R. H. Rawlings Sons Co~ 't " "• . 200 ~·19t JOOd straw, Jaco Baer, R. D. 1, Minersville, 7 210 o. - ~~ GO EN . Palomino Stallion,- ! y _ rs old. 1200. Grace Maf. tiifi TuppeN Plains, Ohio. PJ, 667·3553. 7 21 3tA: li -~ H~lmodel ![)(), $300. ard C. Martin, Tuppers ins. Ohio. Ph. 667-3503. ll II ,'~ 2 · · OfaJ 1i;:· 742-5831._7 22 6tp '< tomatoes, cabbage and ~ ~bers. Clarence Proffitt. ~ ,, Portland. Ohio. Ph. 543-~. . 1o '14 Ill 45 miles .,Or gal· ,Lqwasl prl<ed car A 1111k OC TONN JOLRVNQ:-HKVSJV '. ___ ,...... .. . Ye.a.da.J'• Cryptoqoote: TO REFORM A MAN YOC MUST ...... BiiGIN WITH HIB ORANI>JlO'l'HER.-HUGO lor fMtura.: Ad\1~ a advan. -··You'll lind fii\T glvtt you more, mucf! .' r..tura 1 ~ more, thin lnY ~ car on • -:-r· road. ~~~- SURE WIN DAIRY FEEDS PUT''the 'MOO' IN MORE Everybody b<lneflts when out favorlt~ tlal. Bossie, eats right! Slui producea niore, and the Dairy Farmer gets I better profit . • • yet ,delicious dairy fooda lt!ll are thriftyl ftew sPorts ver~ r .~ .. .. ~ --,.·-· " "" ,,',,.._";',_.., ..... . - .... '1 .... .. . . - . . .. .... , ~ - ~ " ' r" - ' " ' • ·~ ~ Four door. 283 V..U engine. ~~~~'~'I;. power brakes: po~er stee~g.dq r like new wh1te sidewall t1res, discs. tinted windshield , interior. Very Immaculate 34,000 miles. ,' ' Convertible---- $1495 V-8 engine, automatic trans.. power brakes, power steering, radio, new white sidewalls, wh·•el discs, light tilue wltb white top and IJiue vinyl interior, 47,000 mileo. Cadillac trade-in. . ACTION-PRICED Holiday Sed. White over b¥1e,,;.-,.\llflsli'IFviny1 interior. V-8 engine. auto. power brakes and 59 Ford Thunderbird Sport Coupe. V~t. auto. . brakes & steering, radio, wheel discs, factory air. "AS.IS" SPECIALS ~ . . •', . Pho~ • f . I 992-:ms, FOUR DQOR SEDAN 13 d'l .olc1\) . V·8 Motor, Power Steering~ SliUJi. PM OPEN . , .em,ta;o 60 Rambler ·····. · · · · · · · $395157 Iuick · .. · ..· ·" "~m"$1Ai 1 ui.t1sM .3 b' . S~gar . Run ~ FI~uf, MiUs ~'•j.} .: 62 Chev. Impala H.T. I"" 62 Olds Dynamic 88 __ _ AMERICAN 2 DOOR 8 Cylind~r with Automatic 'trans. Push .ProfiJs Hightr With Oir Sure". Win ·Feeds . .- $2195 63 Dodge Polar• I ·' AT / of the fabulous THANKS ALK I~ Cooler eompr.,. , 24 case bottle ~QOlt'r, I i:L CJ'RIC cream 'separator, Armstrong, Rutland. 11011-R WAGON . 800-D 7 :11 3te ·' f!t;rant chairs, Ph. 99'~ ·. 7223lp ~!:!~!II FROM Aft EXPERIENCED MANUFACTURER 9 :!11' SatelUte, V-8 motor, std. trans., radio, wlstw tirts, deluxe wheel discs, turquoise with black vinyl top, black vinyl int. On· ly 20,000 miles. Real sharp! World ..:· Economy Leader addtltlll: D~fllE-T. UVAMCEP can BLAE 8 VAN ZANDfq ~b,•',.'u KARR and 65 Ply. 2 Door H.T. _ .. ThelabUiolis · - Big Dollar SAVINGS P~:;ta~:g~o:n~·~· lr~;=~··;;ii;;;;;;;;;;-- weekly · casualty In addition. the changed the term for rrom ''detained" to ''eaptured. II Tlm<e known to be held 6y the are now listed "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" ·.. v II 1963 Chev.rolet • • $1195 1961 Ford 6:ni~i;kerf~ct ca~ '"!rte a~d ~ut,' if;595 63Dodge 1965 Dodge - - · '2795 ; WY 2·5342 \. GMAC .FIItl~NC!tiG .• '· Cadill·.:...... ' - '':" ) ...-. .• �~'\\f(~\;:.~;4;;..1.•,;;;~>'. \;:. '..:.. '...: ~. ·~·.:~::;.·: ; h ·..; · .. ·.·~· '~~ ·.:.~:.:.:.:.; ~·: .:..._ . . .... ~ :~ -·-~ ·. , ; ; . _ . .. ... ... . .. · - · · - ·· ·· _ ,,. ...,,• • ~-~.·-~·-- . . . . . . . . .. , . . ; \ . . •• ' • . --.-~~-"""1'-'·•'""'•·· . ......~....•....~ ...~~-~~.;.;:.;.";.;,....:.,;];.,.-· ___,_...,....... ·- ..-~·-·"' '":"...~ ' ' (("' ' .f1 I .~ II ! )' t • i . .. 'lf'!I1¥'S"'IIltel, Pomeroy-Middleport, • tl....!..:.. Q lhe table grace. inner ,,~nig rig f ~~ ~.lJ .J...-.&I Uf''met:J ng priCo; ;,tju . '!'he business meeting held following the dinner. A donation of 110 was given to- hil h About Middleport ward the purchase of a flag for wa's sung for Mrs. Isabel Toy, /1 •pocnle d"'!'er hlghllgbted , Ethr' Hughes. Lettie Roush, tle'"Ju)y meetilog ot the, Busy I Mrs. Lawrence Bing, and EJiz. ~~· ' Class of the Moddleport abeth Slaven. . first ~~ti~t Church Thurs- 1 Devotions were .§•;en by Mrs. •.. .. " • day eV'e~1ng at t~e church. Beu- Charles Bennett and included Jah Wh1te, pres1dent. pres~d~. a meditatwn entitled, •·p ull ~·~h ~~: Cera Pu!len gtvmg from Above'' taken from "The 1 Secret Place.'' Members anI swered roll ca ll by giving a f<Jvorite JOke . Plans were made for a "come as you ~:~re " party in August . 1 Attending in .addition to the " • •' • -• I Service On Request 1 i r n....U.t ' n.vDti1S'On ·5"• P.O . MI!ROV KAREN DIANE MATTOX .Fielding Hawkins. August Event cation. POMEROY NITIONAL BANK is Planning Btuaar '!'he August meeting will with Mrs. RUT~AND \ Member Federal Reserve System "'"'"'"""' ~ c. A. B arnett. be Build Peace Chapel, and a em, A Revelation. She gave a meditation from 35 teet off a building while I with the pledge to flag and inspecting fire protection equip- moment of silent prayer. ! ment. communication was read nurse, expressing a for cards and letters received. --- A birthday box of in~:~:~:! gifts brought by the 1 was sent to Miss Thoma and also a round robin car<l. A SACROPEDIC i 1 I i 1 1 Wateon. iI Annual PictJic 01 Garden Club Held at Park In order kl Piislep. Terrifle values, recntar sites and haU Gre~JUT J Middle Ohio Valleu G~ Plet111Dt SUNDAY, JULY 24, 1966 ~} ......... 0 Pomeroy-Middleport They ·came when they held sponsored preSB confere....,, lnveatigaUon · showed tile ,... swers they dented giving wert supplied by 1 French tnterpre.. ter in a language nelibll' understood . Sen. Allen J. Ellellder, D-LI:, said Saturday lbat If the North Vietnamese try U.S. plloll aa · war criminals wUJ try to ~ that the U.S. d'11'f' wllatevfl Jt, necessary to . ''obliterate'' the government of Nortb VIet · Na,.,, CONTINUED On Page I TODAY'$ THOUGHT "All bumaD wl!do.Ji Ia IIID med up ID two wotdt ... ·,ftl and bopo." - Ale.uncler DluD .. tbl EWer. I :--: i'"-;, ... THREE SECTIOI'I. \j' ----~::-:::-:-:--::---·----------------- " ".J -- PRICE 10 CENT& "' ift Freedom Is For All ing Trail Garden Club was held Wednesday at 6 p. m. at Royal Oak Park with Mrs. C: L. Heat- ;. ,;~.....- HtrJ't thf llol~tlll'l1 for btclrllllhll t1u1 to tiHplnr on too toft • ft'llftnu. A $20 11~ln1 on tile mtttr"' that' a mt<le for tmllhlul bKio. ILIP9QI'I lftd 1011nd, eomfort.ble alttp. The Sacropedlc feltiJru Unlfllucte c..trvcflOn, • fltlllll¥t deep quiltlnt ptOCHl thtt CGmbirltl IUKUJiOUI IOftntM lml hulthful i&UpPOrt. And Ia top It oil, th8 a.mco S.Cropldk: has . _ . . , ~ . _ MIIOYllll mattr . . lauttoM 01101 and for d Ill. Sacrt~Pde IIIPEIIII.a rqul• $89.H deluu m•Hreu now only ..Q.tl Quil~ .....,._ "Tht Wotld'• at.lul s~Hp~nc Pit~· only $71.71 INGELS FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT conducted by Mrs. Lewis, president, and plans were made to plant more an. nuals and clean up the front entrance to Beech Grove etery. Projects for the coming year were annotmced by program committee_ Mrs. Lewis discussed county meeting on July 1 which the club was host. members plan to make a tour of strip mines on Wednesday, August 3. '!'he traveling prize d!mated by Mrs. Walter Bento was awarded to Mrs. Joseph Struble. '!'he next meeting will be held at the home of M r o. Struble on August 10 instead of August t7 due to the fair. A tour of the park concluded the --------------------------------------------------Jieve~. J!, ; Praises Fighters in Asia, Asks Equal Spirit at Home FROM UNITED PRES$ INTERNATIONAL • lt.BIIIFELDS SELL THE GENUINI ' waist. I, ii L.EE OV!RALLS Lee Oversll• are taUored sizes - bavt 4 In 1 bfb pocket, 11fety watch pocli«, ruot proofed butlono, shield lock biple aeams and many other feat~ to make them wear well, Itt well and satisfy you. At ElherleldB you'll find Boys Sizes 8 to 18 wRANGLER BRUSHED DENIM WESTERN JEANS ' ciJ'Penter overalll in white or hie!kory atripe, painters ove.-.ua in white, blue denlm OYeralls for genel'll wear, and 1hlckocy stripe for leDWal wear. Slzet 34 to M. KNIT SPORT SHIRTS SHOP APRONS Bib front style at waist. Also 1 Complote Seloctlon of LH O.nlm Jackots in lined or ·unlined stylu. Sins 36 to 50. lova $1.95 lliort IIH•t MENS BLUI DINIM MENS WASH N WEAR In olzes 3 Ia 7 allj( 8 IIJ · 18. SQiids and strlpeo ties regular colftr style& and Henley neck" 2 UTiliTY JACKETS s~yJes. SALI PRICI for $3.00 I' , , ' Made of Dan River popUn In charcoal or navy blue. Plaid flannel lined - zipper front - 2 pockets. Sl2e1 small, medium, large and extra large. '-=========---=========; r MEN'S WORK GLOVES Mon•C-Twnt Stop in The Busy Mens and Boy1 Department on the fint ftoor and .see the big selection of Mens Work Glovet-Red Palm Glove• - JerseJ Gloves - Le;.ther Palm Work m.... in knit wrist style - Safety cuff and cauntlet otyfeo; Welders Gloves - Rubberized Gloves - Jf!ney GlovesGoat!kin GlovM - You'll like the excellent selection - · Select the ones )'OU need for wear now and later on. Work Jackets styles and re1ular collar styles. Solid rtripea, novelty patterns. and extn large. "AIUSTOCRAT" Cotton Throw Rugs 24" X 40" Size Fringed all around Hl-lo textured cotftln cut and loop Avoeado, Orange, rug. Colors: Gold, Red, ffiue, CLEVELAND Brown, Turquoise, Rose. IALI SALE! GUITARS ' • tuit Full·alze classic Spanish guitar. steel reinfOrced ~ 21 frell - nylon atrlngi - Ughi ~ruce top. ~pii plyw;ood .back and sldeo ID mahogany finish ~ ~· wood fin&erboard and brld&e. Duck BIB OVERALLS IAU Another shipment of these popular rugged work overalls. Made with double kneea. and reinforced poe· f<eto. Sanforized shrunk. A Complete aelectlon of aim. lor'• Ll...tWotght ztpr Jackets Washable. 100% cotton wilb ppfald fillute1 tlnlq. a llan! pockell. Stu 8 to a. suro to - the •ther Carhart! Brown Duck Work Clothes. CarP.,.ter"a Ovorallo - Lined Button front Jockoto - ZlpjMr froni lined Jackals --, Lined Snap on Hoodo. 18 in 10Ud color red or obar<Oat. · I Wctr,l9t ,.... No More ~~ugW . ~.oo· ·····Mot S . ' . JANLO'N-.· - ~;: and the Is ilol hiJ r,al nour~; not to use bla io mutwil SPORt SMIRTS • ' '> Soll,d coloN blue;· ,.._ maize, bqllon·'front. Osble sUteb lrlm. Small, medfum "". ~ Onlr, .~......· tarce.- . •4~88 Don't forgtt Our Furniture Sale end the Cu1tom ~g'r•pity $!t:Je · ELB.E.RFELDS I.N POMI·ROY.· . Tensions Tightened by Death Of Negro in Cleveland Slum Sbeo smaU, medium, lar&e $5.95 sanforlzed shrunk. Made of long wearing cotton twill. Dark olive, forest green, tan, dark grey and !lilver grey. Tho Shirts are in sizes 14.,. to 20 and in your proper sleeve leiJgiJ!. lave down shirt type collar, anchored· buttons, two button through flap pockets. Brown Henley neck to 50 in solid colora, green 1'11• Pants are In size 29 to 50 waist measure, are C:.rhartt $2.95 Short StHva KNIT SPORT SHIRTS dpper closure, two large root!tJo poeke15. s;,.. 36 "Big Yank11 WORK UNIFORMS .$6.00 Mons With nylou ojJIUt llnlnR. Vat dyed army twill, S.V. Friday and Saturday '!'he annual picnic of the Wind- on asking grace. A short business session was il stripes, $3.95 and winter. the hostess to the above and Mrs. Thomao Clark, lllrs. Jed 1 1 Webster Sr., Mrs. George Mow-~ roy, Mrs. Olin Knapp and a i guest, Miss Unda Mowrey. Nationally atWertised ytar 'round ptlce $59.91 PHONE 992·2635 - - - - ---·-·"'"-. t'OL. 1 NO. 25 Dl!110ted To 2'he 24PAGES 420 Nylon In Blzea 6 to 18 tipered style ·- hao adjustable waist - bo cuffsblatlr, wheat, olive green or )oden green. Soft and rugged. Brushed denim In popular blue color. Tapered fit. Sanforl2ed ahrunlt. Sbea 29 to 38 ~~··~· .. For 'yample, he was in need of treatment. The prisoners are on their own even in these minor matters, however, because no exceptiona are officially recog· ~;, 85'% CottOp - 15% to Mrs. A. V. Howell, a •hut·in j Saturdey Nights Plald1, f\oraiB, circum· prl""""r can give his ''name, rank, """Bf·~ lilrnl>er alld date of the Information "II blm,tcal to the United o~,.. 1'_... ~'>,. DRESS UP SLACKS $'1'.4i· round robin card was also se11t Refreshments were served by op¥Hfifday and Sele tan or gr~J. Stoek up now on your needs for this fall l Ung and Mrs. Owen l Dress Sleeks In certai.1 MeCiuro of n1;~~~;. They were of 'li6S irter yean by the VIet 1 member. I Games were played and priz, eo awarded kl Mrs. Ben Neutz· l I Mens ol conduct Is strict are iome permissible exceptions were started, lhUe would be no end to them. Even in the case of torture, the code provides only that "once a man il placed in a position wher~ It Ia beyond his abUity kl resist answering further questions, his further answers are made entirely on his own · responslbUity. Upon repatriation, the circumstances of capture and conduct through the perind ol detention will be examined." The c~arges, later dismissed, were brought against Sgt. George E. Smith of Chesler, W. Va., and Sgt. Claude D. ...t· ~~ ·l~ BOYS PERMANEN'I' PRESS WESTERN JEANS several articles Paratroopers Constance Thoma, tt:h:e:r:::::~ ' S.le $6.48 · are now held Ill North VIet Nam. tlje bulk of the 63 lmoWio to have been Another 2lZ are nmy hne been lllzed. Military o:xperts feel that H the praetlce ol allowing tmts • tnhc•Ael sizes. "WRANGLER" BRUSHE.IJ DENIM of NILES,MAN Ohio KILLED (UP!) - John .Bay Mrs.Psalm Geraldbook. Wildermuth, prE>!· I· K. Engelhardt, 49, Warren, was I ident, was in charge of t h 1 1 killed here Thursday when he business session, which openea I fell Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation $7.95 Mens Dress Slacks $8.9 5 Past Presidents 01 Auxiliary Meet Wednesday ial guest, Mr. C. A. Barnett. including, Serv1ng ;: ,. ~gs Cc11nty for over 94 yean Sele ----- Gladys Williams, and a spec- leader, read zipper and wrlljl ,to hi.! molber, .a prlaoner would 11avt to disci~ .at least her nam• . If the )kter Willi sent through the Red CroSB, or her name and adilrts~ Where the services of the Red Cross were not recognized. Some Small ExceplloBI It II unlikely_he wonld receive black marks for· having done so, though the Pentagon withholds the names of relatlveo and addresseo of men who have been captured. Or he might give his own medical history II • Fair wltb Hltle lemJI"''ature Mondsy. aba•c• toDIJbl and DRESfts · terrific values. : Rutland. The WSCS ol Reedsville was recently entertained at an all were WEATHER conGN otn. siJH. Bll' l!lection, and Mrs. Arthur Roush. hue is a former resident Clilml Laek ""''dac Worntm1 SIHVtlell front · styleo. Regular and $S,.q·. $6.95 Mens .Dress Sl1cks Force Brosdculs from Hanoi haw a~ted repoftodly. that AmeriCilft •. ~ llave. "a!IQioglzed" f!X' bom~lpl C<imllibolfst oil di!poll alld .other Installations .. T)oo .broadcast. ta~k the auth..,. lie ~or of sfined statemenla obtai.. from some POW• in the Korean war. '!'he milltaty code of conduct I< getting ito first test In a ohootlng war. It was drawn up . beeaUBe of the behavior ol iotne of Amerlran prisoners In the Korean 1\'ar. Twenty-two of lbe refused to be repatriated SPECIAL PURCH.tlll Button front and •. ealbhate "lnsufftclent-rildence." $5.95 Mens Dress Sleeks-- S.le$Al88' Buckley, Mrs. Hazel Buckley, Road in Syracuse. Mrs. Nancy Buckley, Mrs. C. A. Barnett, Mrs. Rushla Shum· '!'he meeting opened with the way Mrs. Nell Wilson, and Lord's Prayer in unison and guesis, Mrs. Ina Massar, Mrs. Mrs. 0. A. Martin, devotion&l j than their "'name, rank, serial number and date of birth." lnforrnatlon admittedly ·" Is mea1er, since the · Viet OJnr llld till' North VIetnamese have barred representatives of the llltereall at the Ullllid' Illes;" The ,~ were dlarnlllfl for Jntel'IUitlollll Red" C1'Gu Com· mtuee from the ~h OJin,lj>l and have refuled to' negGIJ&te concemln1 ~a!jbent of lbe captives.. II Is aoswned, however, that the Communists wo~ have ' quickly made propqanda cap(. tal of (lrlsoner stalernenta detrimental ~ the ·i United ~tes If thee~ coula have estracted any. They made sucb claims, aU IIIKXI~, when u.s. prisoners paraded througb Hanoi str..ls. . Two Army sergeunla were swiftly absolved of chargl!ll that . they gave · the VIet Coo& "certain documents, otatemeniJ and writings infmlcal kl tli.e patterns. lawn. American Legion Auxiliary Members attending yere Mrs. Drew Webster Post Wednesday Dorotha Reibel, Mrs. Mamie evening at her home on College I Mrs. Orville Landers of Col~":j bus, formerly of PQrne~oy;,. all suflered a heart altac a a patient al MI. Carmel Ho• pltal. WOMINS DUSTERS, A fine group of slack; for summer or year round wear. Size 29 to 50 waist measure. Many, many styln' are permanent press. .Materlala are rayon· and wool blends - Dacron and rayon blenda ~ Ray&n JRd· acetate blends. A fine selection of colon and neat Mrs. Lillie and Rose Thomas. Plans were rna de for a Bazaar to be held this fall . A bake sale will be held this Saturday, Ju- Mrs. Roy Holmes enterlainly 23, 10 a.m. on the Riebel ed the Past Presidents of the Nights i 6t00 to' 8:00 p.m. l l~fli~ JULY SALES Sale! Mens Dress Slacks 1 day meeting at the home of r ~rr. f.iday Word wa.s ~"t:lv GUDfotd CODege, N. C.; Mr. alld Mrs. Albert Ka!Mr, Albany, Ohio, and Mr. and MrS. Hom· er Brown, Letart. SPICtALI Thursday evening. Mrs. Dona- Rent a Safe IUposit box ltere NOW! :f Malee Elberlelds In Pomeroy Your·Sh~pping! Center Both are 1963 graduates of Mrs. Mary Donahue Bf Dun Po<a High School. can Falls, Ohio, ill visiting with The bride-elect is a grand- friends in the area . Sh,e was daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Qlrl the dinner guest Wednesday MatltJX of Point Pleasant and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence MilMr. and Mrs. R. R. Anderson i hoan and visited with the Verof Vienna, W. Va. non Weber family in Rutland l uWit"all 'yl!or cu'lfiA .. I Church at I ON "'i;w11afion• burglM ore quick to ar<epf is a bouse or apartment left unoccupied during sumIller vorotloo and weeJclendsl Why risk needles• lo" of your ¥Ciu~y theff or llr&-when you can relil''cl Safe ·Dei!Osij box here for so little (and des reported Saturdsy; ... , lllere have been no eotalllllbJd allp.uf18 ao yet io lht ~avior of American prisoners of war held by tho Communlsll in Viet Nam. Will! the North Vietnam•" ttorealening to try alld uecuto them as war crlrntnais, the prisoners so rar appear "' have adhered to the post-Korea code of conduct which pledgeo them not to disclose aoythlng more OPEN·\ FRIDAY, TONIGHT UNTIL 1:011 cmd TOMORROW, SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 Mrs. George Hackett, Sr. and daughter, Mrs. Torn Scally ' returned home Wednesday all· er being in Columbus for sev· Nitro, eral days with Mr. Hackel! who Va., the Rev. Charles Roth is recovering from a heart perform the open church attack at Grant Hospital in mony at S p m. uniting Columbus. marriage Miss Karen Mr. and Mrs . Robert Haley Mattox ' daughter of Mr. d h"!d M.k K athy N" an c1 ren, 1e, Mrs. Leonard Milo a x 01 t- iind Barbara have returned tro, and Mr. Ralph Wayne Null, from a vacalion ftshing trip son o( Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. to McConnelsville. · Null of !led House, W. Va. ) . Mr., and Mrs. Warren Ben. The br1de-elect has complet- 1 nett and family of Columbus ed _her ~unior year at Marshall visited recently with his par· . Umverstly where she .was a ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles vocational home economics m~- Bennett. jor, a member o( Kappa Oml· . cron Pfli. home economics bon- Steve Doolittle of Berea is orary and a member of the visiting his grandparents, Mr. Home Economics Associ'atlon. and Mrs. Glenn Lambert. She will complete her senior Ricky Cline, son of Mr. and year at West Virginia UnJver~ j r,trs. Michael Cline of Mcsity, where her fiance is a sen- , A~thur , . has spent the week ior majoring in Physical Edu-1 With h1s grandparents, Mr. INVItATION TO BURGLAR~?• I M~nlbtr •S On August 27 at St. l~ YOUR VACATION AN !. ! ~Y • ~ Reibel and Mr. J. A. Young, · Sr. and other relatives. QlriQge I ~~~=--.-.---====.!Methodist ! ·I' ... M Hamilton, W~'j.'ON <UPI) -Mil~ u Mrs lhoiiW Mrs . Alice Lawhorn and dau· Fisher, Miss Eula Harris, Mr. Hank . Seri·al. . n ' :.ertcan with his parents, Mrs. Robert Mattox-Nu/1 Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner, Mrs. John Lyons, Mrs. Pearl Hof!· man. Julia Grim and M r s. 1 Meet.sbtHome 01 Mrs: Biggs; Mrs. Arthur Skinner was alghters, Mr. and Mrs. E be r and Mrs. Kite Bug(eas, Mr; business visitor recently in j1 Roush, Mrs. Edna Burris, Mrs. and Mrs. Edwin Roosb, Mr. and Columbus. Leonard McDaniel, Mr. alld Mrs. Larry A,ngell and _chll· Joe Yoong, Jr. and sons of Mrs. Boyd McDaniel, all of Ma- ,dren, Mrs. Ada Bailey, Notro; Cambridge visited this week Mr. alld Mrs. Johnle i Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ashley. I above. were Mrs . John Seines , I Mrs. James Souders, Mrs. Ja-1 Ai To ers from a large area. ' cob Turner, Nora I l.LEANEIIS ' w. llondaJ, &usuaua, . . . '' August 11 due to t11e ,._,, Game.s were~- ~ :priz. ea awarded to ~ Cbarlet Lathey, Mrs. Robert Eads, Karla" K~ alld Da. mon ' New Haven· Mra. Jobn Buah and chllciren, i..et.rt; . Mrs • . Boyd W..,_; Mr. and M ra. Mro. Nathan BJ8ia;.., !Joal· M~. ~ E:bac~!:d Boyd wears, Jr.; Mr. alld Mr,, to .... Cb .... luli. Wed ' WU!Jur 1 Jll, . I Ralph w..,. ~d M ra · ,.. "'" a.oe<. c · • • Blrcbllel4 Mn 0 h·te • f • · ' . nel!d*r• evening ~t h!ir' home, "stewart 8 1' Mr. and Rutland Jloacl· A short busl· Carl Angell a ~~- Mtred Biggs. ' Mrs. Cbill'les Tut;ley allll 11011s, III!S8 sesa!on wao. collducted by ReltesJunenta were served 1>J Mr. alld Mrs. Bob HaU, Lola Mrs. Raymond Fischer, vice th h teas to thoee named • and Brad, Mr. alld Mrs. Son~ president, and plaris wero made • "'lid Mrs Kenneth MlcllSonnet! and daughter, Mr. and· "' go to OScar's at Gallipolis bore 8 · · Mrs, Dallas, Mr. and Mr•. lor dinner on WedneodBJ, Aug· ae · · . Earl Harros, R~cky ·~ Steve, 1111 10. 11 WjiS declded· lo have SUFFERS ATTACK Mr. John ~. Mr. Gaoy the next reaular II)OOtlq . on __ , ed here· thai Roush, NEW HAVEN"'- The 20th reunion of the famDy of lhe late · Boyd Wears and Mary Louisa Taylor Wears, Nitro, Va., wu held on Sullday at the Mrs. Walton Manley and"Mrs. New Haven Park. Tom Hendricks were business Atterullng were Mr. and vlsitors in Huntington, W. Va. Mrs. George Hndson, Bryan and _this we~k. They also attended Cberyl, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks the a0toque sale held at Gallo Edwards and Shirley, Mr. and polis which drew antique deal- Mrs. Boyd Kinzel and sons, the church. '!'he birthday song . Roush. llln. ~>arry-KJrt, Jeff ChatterCiub a"" Krlitle, Ml11 x.o,;eua Wears FamiIy Held R·aulll'on. "' At New Haven 0., July 22, 1966 . , ,. .. . .. 'I ' •' ' ' ' ..,i ·,·' ~. I atay out on .. wllkina ~'-" L,ltlle NUet .... .hill 811 older . . ,· . . ManHunt in Bearwallow Ridge Area 'Coke' Morton , 330 Pound Coal Miner Morton, Biggest JJiiner � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 22, 1966 matheny mckenzie spencer