https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/369acaf8d695451696722ab6daeefb46.pdf 455b87e28c84488ea83d28284f090ea5 PDF Text Text . (!"' I ' 1,, I\ ·I '' ' ' ~!tl~~~~!!!~~~~~O~., Arou8d'and .· ., Committef:S Re~nion Htld Council-D of A At RqyoiQaks. Margaret ~enahet, council ·1nstan~ us~~~:~o:::h!:: evenlngiat the h,: JOOF hall. Dean Bamitz, councilor, ~ ·stded and the meeting opened !n ritualistic form. Reported Ill were• Alice Fisher in Meigs General .Hospital. Fannie MeNamoe ·underwent surgery and Gladys Cockier will underg • · w d sd t Hoi sur r"':Y e ne ay a .• 0 ·It c H ·tat and >.er Jess1e Jhle, tn tli on C .oun1y osp• k ' th Ham1 h 3 e r"rtl~ ;as ta ·~lot' • om• 0 rea •ves '" un mgon. W._ Va. from Velerans M~mor.al HospitaL A member, Wlimetta Sm1th, was lost by death. . .. A ~mumcatwn was read Hn~~pital; i9r' P'!fard' to National "1n N y k d " nk a "'a you card ew was or readanfrom the Wil· melt Sm'th f . M . ak '-edarnJ 1y. .d ane u as ou1SI e sen· H. C and was nominated line! ,nd . . 1or .lected• as assoc1a B ld 1e counc1ts'd' 1 andr 1'arv 1 • awnasoute sen me1 res1~.. TONIGHT th•• TUESDAY "FATHER GOOSE" Dean Bamttz Hauck, JlllUIICUor; Marie ' ' te · .· Abctut . ~ ~~::;~~~t~i ~!~~~1~1.~~ Pomeroy The famlly of the late Josepb aSsociate councilor; Cora Bee. gle, conductor; Lo!Ue Cohen, Nettie Hayea, recordsecretary; Mahel Bearhs, assistant recording secretary; Elizabeth Campbell, financial secretary; Ethel Smith, assistant financial secretary; LUlie Hauck, treasurer; Mary Bald· win, Cook outside 1sentinel; and Winona • a ternate represent,.. liVe. Names on comnu.1tees were Carrie Meinhart, Mabel Bearhs and Nettie Hayes, kitchen Carrie Neulzllng, Marie Hauck and Lillie Hauck. dining room; Edna Reibel, Della Stahl and Ethel Smith, home and orphans· Marie Hauc~ Loll' C0 h .:: ' unlnn Sunday at _Royal Oak Park. A basket dmner was served at noon w•th Raymond Windon asking grace. The aft· emoon was spent so~ally. Altendin w M nd Mrs. Ray!onder~d~~ :nd Chip of Who thi gton M Gall Windon • Mrr· Hne nry. ' Mrs. r. and Mrs. Lowell Windoo and Lowell J r., v·tvlan, Lloyd and Lance, Mr. an d Mr s. M1-1es McFarland and Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Will and Terry and Gary, Columbus and Mrs. Robert Baylor Ken· netb, Wendell and Ralph, Ad· dlson: Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gaul and Patty and VIcki and Mr and Mrs Victor G ul 3 nd y· · en · and Glenora Swatzel, ways · Neutzllng, and. means; Carne W~nona Cook and Margaret Se•denabel, membership: Mar· garet ge~denabel. Norma Chapman and Cora Beegle, mlscel· · and Wm· 1aneous; Edna Re1bel . ona Cook, flag bearers; Ehzabeth Campbell, flowers; and Nettie Hayes, Mabel Wolfe, Marie Hauck, Glenora Swatzel and Ethel Smith, delinquent. a Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fields and son, Jerry Jr .. returned to their home, Chicago, Ill., Sun- • ~y. after a two weeks visit Wltb their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fields and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E;skew. Joseph F"•eld s Jr., returne d to Chicago Dl. Sunda after spendi ng two weeks w1lh his ' Y; paronts , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fields and Jeffrey. REVIVAL OPENS 17'1'11 Rev. . some ' the mell)b~. ., -Plans weri!, 111 ad,Ho- '. 1 life ~ome ol Mro . ,., )~ . ' Jie3d ·Mimai . : ~st •Whitelit 7;~ lo m:..:"p~mg,l Aug. 9 ran .. _ ans or ar· geltllllllli to be taken to· ·the lair· lnterftted mem.,... • - llllould HanniDn of Yo~stown ·. WID .be holding 1 l~n141'.t., reviv_al at . the Long Bottom ' ChrlsUan Church start· lllg the l'lt!I of August. Thero wlfl he speCial singing. Mr. Hannum ls well known by a number of people of M 1 e g• County. Eve,.Yone Ia• welcome. · Mrs. Charles Withrow. Minersville, and Mrs. Donald Wood and Miss Glenda Ord of New Haven, W. Va., were overnjght ~ue~ts ~~~shTh~r"t:k~s~eMrs i Aroiiod'~";d"'1 I I I About ~4 ""'*'"' · ~VER" j Contr~gun Y r::r ;•~lighted ~he R~land' ~urc~ ~~:t' M~~rl~ b~bbs a~ 1~~~~ sh~p d!~son::~~~n:y w~rk: c:O~~~~~. ~~;'aMul~~sb~~ :it:"~n~~~:.~dc:.:!;b~:~ :ll•< ~u~h~e ~"':~: Jl~~ ~~k f~: ;:!~~various ·-~~in ~ :~~~~:II ch~embers~pl Bla~che ~ibbs !;';P Agne~~~.'::e~~~tatban Al~ns, Ohl~ we~e L,..,..,.,...,.....,....,...,..,.,...,.,.,L~N~Jc~bo~l~son~,~M~IS~sEd~n~a-~Sw~1~·ck .. Ia, COLUMBUS - OHIO dustry's c•pital expenditures may shoot over the $2 billion marl tbla year, dlrector Fred P. Neuenschwander predicted Wedneaday. The U. S. Commerce Department released a survey of manufacturers that day showing that Ohio led the nation in 1964 in laying out $1,085,000,000 on plants and machinery. That fig· ure topped even state estimates by about $44 million. • Color-fait • Pre·Wunk • Nwttnetdt ........ •Ma- little-money luxury Th~ ~nd Howa~ 'waohallfo . '1 .~ Columbia That prlcol-. !ook, Ia • boolapread thd never re~ n.. l'eiiiOnable pjc:el Flolllld-~ deliplla borderecl by • pattem ot ribbon-caulht ....... Deep Joopo, . IUilllded comm, tbk:k frinl& 118 " " - yoa .. uaaally pa,- much, much more f<lrl Piak, · · ~._blue!~~~ lfl!!t.~qU,eaahe" ~•an ~or~ ~e::lar .::~~r '. MiddJeport 1 :lo;:Gr:J at Workshop Held For Members of Pomeroy Club Fair Discussed MEIGS THEATRE $10.95 Drapery Depertment 2nd Floor ELBERFELDS P· 'MEROY i o · !.-==--'"-""'~~:;,;=~~~~~~~~ OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 ' AL~O OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS Dollar Days ~"dte~th~c'::'u~~ga :::.-.~~:. 0.:..-:t"':..sy:: newdauat~r;; 2 at Fair- daughter, ·Tracy· Ann ~esday, ~us! Friday & Saturday August 5-6 5H0urAdv. In Thursday's Paper 1 ntE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. 5 v~ew Hospital. The baby weigh· Hennesy us!Bted in ed 7 pounds and 4 ounces and bas been named Krlsti ADL They have two other cbildrea, Conn•? and Steve. Grandpar· ents mclude Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lambert, Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs: George DoolitUe, Sr. of Falrvll!":· Mra. Dana Lambert off Middleport is the ~:~~::::: ~~gre~a~t~g~r~andJ~~m~olh~er~.=:-:- Adn•l•·al. YOUR CHOICE J4995 IDEAL FOR BACK TO SCHOOL MIDDLEPORT, " ' o. ...--"""·""'""...-~-· ···-· · ~· M"'·- -··- - ···-·-·· ... .,.-_ ..... _. ~ ... ~ ... ~-., . ~-· .... __ , _ _ .,.. ........,.__.,."""'......_......,..... _ Mrs · ca.:': 1 her parents atAla. Lauderdale by Birmingham, and join.::: the Sea. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Young '~ited recently In BeUvlew with Mr. and Mrs. George Jenldna and ill Fremont witb Mr. ~d Mrs. Rlebard Barich and m Columbus wllb Mr and Mrs. Roy Rife. • Mrs. Oriu Smith It recuperating at home from recent surgery at the Gallipolis Medreal Center. Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam 'l'bolflo u have returned to their holile Ia Belmont, M-aas., after apendlng lbe paat mooth at tbeir 1UD1111er home ill MJ~ Mrs. John Angel , came '&m· day due to tho Illneas of 11er son, Kevin Angel, who baa !leen here wltb h!B grandpar·ents, Mr. and Mrs. .,.,.,. Rlchanl8. ' ·-·-,Mr. lllld!he'-" Mra. Earlii~~=II opendlng j wltb their daughter and in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hal· ley· The Halleya are coiiBIMJcl. InC ..... home .. r.wumiJlll; Mr. and Mrs. George Dallaa lllld .cbUtlreD of Soui!J . loa. · Oblo, are here for 1 · with lbeir parents,. Mr. ''eielers t} •• re·.rsrssr ~ U,. of her daughter-In-law and ~':" baby. w Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr . ' daughters, Christine and dace, have returned fro vacation trip to Florida mean: ace had been vlsililll with ~ . aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs Joe Falkner and family .. 5 599·95 BAKER FURNIJURE D~ted To TM IJiur•r. 01 TM Mei11..MtUon .4reo _.... ..._ .... + , ~NNiE" STR.APPY MOCS . Great looks In the elassie hand-laced fl¥lCS: DIScover new lngM~ . ···t : .. '',. ~ . apJ~·Jn, tbe swl Capture a swashbuclt:JiD& ak:, WIIII' .IJ!',ow"""''''itr~ •· ' " ' ' .bit Ide ng. ,· Ill ...... ·"'" . ' '' w•I<I"' ~..r,~ c moe. f""-' ·"""des•.Straigbt fi'om the pqes of SEVENTEEN. ' · 1 . .· ' ' ·"'; ' .·~~ ;_\ /~.·;-· v-. ' ' . l 7.99 eriCI 8.99 .\ , .. ' t ' ' .. ' ' ' I ,l \ t '- .. ' . •:' ' . '" ~. '' ' · ·~~lli"r YO!lr .,.l'tl; C ' 4 '· 6. · ~ . " . ~' . i.' . • $; ..... " it \' ' I ' . ... ''t:· " '-. .. l .. • ., ' " ~t· ""'·:a ~ ,::.0 " . 41 .... , _ ~-:. ~ ~iea %~ ,_, ·-, - ~. l ' ' ' " 'rt NO. 76 Over $2 Billion ~~rk Sh VOL XVIII ' toRLD "CHEVE~.".fi! 3"t~TUMN" Fl enttne " ~~if. THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1966 THE KEY to a budget-saving, round-the...ock summer . w~rdrobe lies .in mix-and-l!laUh co-ordinates such as. these prmt and s~hd rombinabons. Trim, low-slung Garrison pants (left) m summer twill team up with a barrel-cuffed western shirt In printed voile. For evening .diseotheq.ne h~pplng th• bare, printed voilo lank top (right) tops 1 hlp-high belt above a film of sheer while-pleated volle. These !iUUHner roolers are from Sportempns, Ine. ~ ~ F C • .~ ' .{ --------------------------------------------------~------------- ---------------------------------0~ Harry ELBERFELDS · Mr. and Mrs. Oris Ginther returned home Monday, afler a visit in Middletown with ' their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and 'Mrs James Ginther and fam 1·iy · activJtie~ • • e Find Blood-Soaked . ' sent to Stale Council _session. . Mrs. E. E. Roush of Lakeside Cary Grant Le-slie Caron ''" honor of Ed1th Betzmg, as· Officers and committee chair· is the guest ol her sister-In-law, 'l ('(f'chnicolor) soclate state councilor. The men of the Xi Gamma Mu Chap· Mrs. Charles Withrow. :' I -andtravehng pme donated by Cora ter of the Beta Sigma Phi SorfJ Members of the Pomeroy n'TRUTH ABOUT SPRING" Mr. and Mrs. Allred Wolfe I ~ II Garden club met at the home Hayley · JohD Mills Beegle was awarded to Carrie ority met at the Mart' R Neutzling. Refreshments were tau,_,;nt, Monday Augus~n ~~~- and Chuck Vaughan were Sun· m of Mrs. Charles Persinger, Mul· 9 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY served. The next meeting will to plan for the com: day dmner guests of Rev. and "! berry Heights, M nday momond FRIDAY he Monday. August 15, and tile ing year. ~rs. Rex Garrabrant of June- Weekend guests of Mrs. mg for a workshop. charter will be draped in mem- President Shirley Custer bon City. Walter Hayes were Mr. and Mrs. Persinger, .. president, Richard .. ory of Wdmetta Sm1tb. named these committees: ·Mrs. John Smith returned · Mrs. Millard Burford and Mr. opened the meeting by '"'ladin.gll ' • . Ca,..IIBaker Social, Sabra Morrison, Yvon- home last Friday, after a three and rs. Charles Burford of the verse of the mouth.' Mrs. ( .......Jolor) 'ne Scally, co-chairman; Lee weeks visit with relatives in- Follansbee, W, Va., and Mrs. Hoy Betzing, devotional leader ''THI WOMAN WHO OWer OW !Seyler, Nellie Brown and Reva eluding, Mr. and Mrs. Tom James of Wheeling, read Hebrews 4:1·10 and ' G WOULDN'T 011" f ,Vaughn. Smith, Columbus, Mr. and W. Va. Durmg the afternoon group prayed the Lord's ·Praver ary Me':r,ill Jane Merrow Or OUn I Ways and Means, Jane Wal· Mrs. Wyatt Thompson and Mrs. Mrs. Robert Coats and son, in unison. Members resPOnded !on, Clarice Krautter, co-chair· Marcia Delay, New Albany: Stephen Coats: took the group to roll call with the A d" . he man; Ann Rope, Rose Sisson Mr. and Mrs. H R. Walter and forR a nver outmg on their boat. they had brought from I -'·=· -- - - h ;scus;on 1~r t flower and Teresa Swatzel. daughters, Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. ecent guests of Mrs. Mal· garden for the worksbop s ow or e Meigs County ' Program, Lee Lee, chair- Richard Maier Mooclova and colm Roller were Mr. and Mrs. Following the re ul..; the meetmg of man, Roberta O'Brien, Marjor- Mr. and Mrs.. William 'Swift Charles Gibbs and son and noss, Mrs. Persing! Ida J~ a~u?ard~ C~b Mon· •• Crow, Jane Brown and Pearl and family, Madison, Ind. ~aughter·l~·law, Mr. and Mrs. ed Mrs. Jack Robson Ololo of of Welker. Mrs. Perry Sljlith and Mela· of Decauler, Ill. director, who gave 'rONIGH't NOT 'OPEN 'RtDAY 11<1 SAT\IRDAY a : •• 1 "RACI,.';!' Robert Reibel who is 11Ccred7t: I Conde and Mary Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt. Thompsoo Iso ark Roller. AI· and also conducted a -Technicotored judge of the Ohio Associa- ' Yvonne Scally, and Mrs. Marcia Delay, New was Mrs. for instructing the members ro• MoniOII lion of Garden Clubs Also dis ' M •rman. de rna Rue, Jeanne Albany, were weekend guests ther of Mr G"bb 1 omeroy, mo- arrangemenls to be made Barbirll Biggar! cu..... ---• wu the convention · an M Vera Crow · of Mrs · John snu"th • Nye Ave. · s.aawl "THE MONEY TRAP" to• organ Pub!' •ty Miss Mildred is the Mei gs counly f I o we r f.lke Sommer Glena Ford he held at Cincinnati Au :U ICI ' argaret Follrod; Susan and Julie Gooch and leavln for a 3 ey ' ahow. . Ri\a Hayworth and 25. g. hNine, PearAI Welker; Hlstor· Steven Nease spent the week· tour :hich w"l 3-da•nclyudEuropeanl At the conclusion of the Tr . . ' orma msbury. end w"th th . d u e severo ksb b .. 1 SUNDAY, MONDAY avebnl pnzes were dona\· A get d eJr gran parents, countries lncludin& wor op a runcb was served ond TUESDAY ed by Miss JI:dna Swick and is Ia ned acqua1n1e party Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill. Seotland Ireland by the hostess. The next me<ot-11 "THE NUN" Mrs. James Nicholson. Attend- ' H Aug': !25th, and a Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett France other; Eogland, ing will he held at tho 1:::"n and children of St. -Technicoloring were lG members alld two The first P w. 1 Rev. Ruppel! 15 of Mrs. Clair Karr, Syr.scu••• !l Debbie Reynolds II 5'""""· Mrs. Oralln Nelson and he held September 8th !t th , Va., VISited Monday Wllh ber on bia annual vacatioo Ill Monday, September 12. Sharon Jewell. Assistant Columbus and Southern uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. month wlth his parents and Oth· Colorcortoons nostesses Mrs. James Electric Co., rooms. Atlendi E. J. Hdl. er relatives in Gulfport, Miss. Mrs. Forres! Bachtel and Mr. . ng famll Mr. and and and 1n the East · ' lllld Mrs. William Matlack. ' the luncheon were Shirley f NeMrsto Paul 1 d Hill·"ted Custer, Yvonne Seally, Mar arY 0 . w n, 0 ·• VISI Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Burna il et Follrod, Sabra Morri~n recently Wltb theJ~ parents, Mr. and daughter, Katby, Covlng· Jane Walton, Lee Lee an ,j and Mrs. E: J. Hill and Mr. ton, Ky., are gueats of her Clarice Krautter and Mrs. H~ram Slawter. mother, Mrs. Minnie Gilmore · Mrs. G. W. SheriiUIII, wile and Mrs. George Childa '; and Mrs. Oralio Nelson. Coon· of the Rev. G.. _w. Sherman of !'f"s. C. J. Cumming~ of ty dues are now payable lo Akron, Is v!Btlmg her SISter, Bmghamton, N. Y., lB vislltingll Mrs. Paul Wlnn of Middleport Mrs. Ross Hannahs, Pomeroy, her mother, Mrs. Eloda Webb · th1s week. and sister Mr and Mr Rl h SET tzND REUNION Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barber, ard Plck.;,s. . s. c • The 42nd annual H Nelsonville, celebrated his · Joan Neal of Dunbar, W. · the guest of Young and Holliday ayes School• father's birlhday • JulY 21 • at Va., IS RenniOII will be held at t h e the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross grandmother' Mrs. John KinHolliday Sehool grounds, on IHannahs, Pomeroy. cald. Sunday' ·Aug. 7' with a basket DAUGHTER BORN Mrs. Henry Hennesy has rcdinner and an afternoon pro- Mr and M G . turned from a two weeka visit gram. · rs. eorge Doohl· m Portsmouth witb her lr========-.ltle <Patty Jo Lambert) of Be- and family, Mr. and Mrs .;:_ :~ e Jeffrey. IC· th~ h~~~i:~o:rp:~. ~:d• ~ ~~:o;~~n~:::/ •.l )'-'.,---- :_ Miss Mary Ann Fields, Co· lumbus, . and MISs Patricia F1elds, Athens, were weekend guests ol the" parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fields and tor Jr .. Sumner; Mr. and Mrs. wa•'d w·mdon, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Vir· gil Windon and Debbie, Brian · Mr. and Mrs.' Becky and Bla1r, James Will and Becky, Brenda Beverly and Br~an, · and Em·' · Pomeroy melt WJII, . Activities of Attending were Mrs. Carl B~c~ey. 'Mrs. Harold Massa .,;! Mrs. Ron~ld Osborne, Mrs. Dor-' sal Riebel, Mrs. Bert Shumway; Mrs. ·'Will iSwain, Mrs. Denver '"'"'""' Weber, MrS. Ernest Whitehead, R. E. Williams. Mrs. Gene . WllsOII. Mrs. Lyle Balderson · al)d guestS, Mrs. Baer, Janet ~; .Debbie and Robin Morton, and Kay Balder•on. and Etnel Windon held a rc- ·s· $ ~rchants OOering Big Bend Dollar Days plan to attend . Windoh Family. Aug. S, 1986 ' " .' . ' ·-w.1. I . ,. '• I �. ' J· ' ·~ > r; - ,, ~ ___ e ;)'. l ~ d' j •' (l l;r' ' Til DAILY SENTiftR . Jl Rp~.. ... ' - . : Ellis -Seek '< DEVOTED to INTER.,ST OP MEIGs-MASON AREA Richard S. Owen, PubUsher Chester rannehill, Editor I ,' ' f !'ubllshed every afternoon (except Saturday 1 and Sunday by The Ohio Val· ley Publishing Company, 110 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Business 01 lice phone 992-2156. Editorial phone 992-2157. Entered as second class mailin~ mallet at the po•t office at Pomeroy, 0 hio. National advertlsin& representative 8ottinelli Kimball, Inc , 343 Lexingto• Ave, New York City, New York. Subacription rates Delivered by cor .... ' -:~ ...·) rier where available, 35 cents per week QDI year In advance at the Daily SeotJ. Del office $18.:l0; SIX months, $9 10 three months $3.90. By Motor Route where carrier service not a\'ailable onf month 'UO. By mail one year $10.00 Six montha, 15.25; Three months, $3.00 Worshipers Of Bigness ... " .·:. ' "1. .-· . . _ •• 0 1,· TOM LITfLE, NASHVILLE · Why Can't Johnny Read? Would abc Way Be Better? Watson Washburn has Answer NEW YORK IUP!l The great debato goes on . Why he would be better able to if he were taught reading the basic 1bc's way. To Watson Washburn, !I New York attorney and president of the Reading Reform Foundation. the answer to Johnny's prob 1 "'m is simple as abc-start the children learning the alphahet first and start them early - "some children can learn to read at three and four," he said. Washbprn , state npresenattives of the fooodation. educaIQI's and others dealing with Illiteracy aod school dropout problems rnet rhursday in New York for the fifth annual conference ·of the foundation. The Idea of bigness is not only found Main objective-to plan new In those who want to build monumental battle courses against what buildings, hut we find it permeating alWashburn called the "look aod most every facet of American thinking. guess" method of reading One instance is the quite common idea This method, in ill simplest that he bigger university or college in form, shtJWS a child a picture ·ltDdents and acl'es of campus is a sign and a word. He 's to recognize :of Jl'eatnees. Nothing could be further ::ftom the lnlth. It is time that we paid the word henceforth from imore atlelltion to quality, and stop the picture association-a "cat" to YicloUJ spiral or demanding that every- - . go with a picture ot same. ,lbllll be u big as it can be possibly made. To Waahburn, the lnlroduo'The bigger a thing gets, recardless of its lloo 10 years •go of the "whole .nature, the less affection and love there word shape" te•chinl meUtod, 'JIIaY be for it. 'fbe sprawling mass of tnst -_d of phonetics, Is Ute ;JiiiJIJ urban cities In Ametica is an ex"greatest blow to civilization i'alltple of a ttend to bignea. It has, and sin~ tht. dark ~ges." )KereaUng problems in Ammcan soctety Cites Bll Fat1are1 ' tltat .a re almost beyond solution. In an Interview before the '. conference, Washburn blamed it lor what he called an all time ' We do not know how you can change high rate, In 1964, ol draft tllllldea that has taken hold of the Amrejections because of Illiteracy ; .erlcu mind. Generally speaking it has for a role in the massive school lleeD With 1 weakness to boast that ':tile lives us a sense of power, but there dropout numbers which worry parent.!, educators aod the U.S. !llaouiCI at the same time be a realization !that there is merit in things of quality government alike; and for are far more worthy goals than much of the nation'l juveni1e jpere bianeu. One time we accompo.nied delinquency aod older criminal a pbotoFapher on a tour of a town, element. l"li9 wu doing a piece or photographic "Reading ability ln our nseareh for the great national publicaI!OUntry probably is at its wont ~p. We were amazed when he picked right now," Washburn conJeveral of the most modest homes of the teods, "although the tide In the town as fitting subjects for his atten· 1..1 few years bu begun to lion. .It Is time we looked around at the turn. I would estimate about 25 llllill things of value in our country ra· per cent uf elementary schools titer than worshiping the God of enor· have ...,turned to phonics. Once alty.their reaul15 are ~etn, there will be presiiUI'O on other .._t TENNESSEAN ~ : The Great Debate Johnny can't read and whether This oame architect was responsible 1or the !~~burn building, which Senator Youn& an architectural monstrosity. : Thls building he terms as worst build! in(, costing the most money, over a $100 \ mllUQJJ, m history of the nat10n People '- ate stilllrymg to stJ:aighten OU! mistakes made, with doora in the wrong position, and members of the House having to go out in a corridor to get from their oflice to another part of the building. The Cap· ito!, a noble building, is one of the shrines of the country, and if a poll wore taken of the average person, we wonder if they would approve any alteration in its classic llnes. Those who ' are in the bi~noiS school would no doul7t be in the maJority. If HELEN HELP US1 I WE. as Americaru;, like to think, and of· ten act big. In some respects it is an ldmirable quality, and in some instances justified, but when it eets out of bounds it makes us look rather silly. When anyone gets to the point that they think that nothing amounts to much un· less it IS on a large scale they are wrong. This idea is brought to mind in connection with the controversy that is ragong over tbe enlargement or the Capito1 building in Washington. We agree wholeboortedly with Senator Stephen Young's bluht the idn. Upon the demand of the arehitect, George Stewart, a committee on Capitol extelllion, with three members prt8ent, approved a $34 million project . for .ita enlueement. .._., tools Is But, Doylt NEW IUP[) Dr. Louis Leakey was born to "ZinjMihropus ' ~ baoll Bald, Jane Goodall; heroine of his mtastonary . parent.! In · ' 1,750,tllltl · ~ and Ia man'a one ot last season's National Kenya an eldor of the Klku)'lll · ololl!il · rel.tive so f!tr Stone · Geographic specials lound chlmtpat in biB fac-e And the ritual Wlllllll 10011 were found with pa!lleH using tOols, Utul made the Infant, whose later hls fOSSils. But alnce It is confusing a perlectly good discoveries were to push back always possible be may not be lheot;. Leakey Is a haodwrit1118 the history of man buodreds ol the earliest man WIL are thousaods of years, a member making the program a sclenti- expert I!Onsulted ' by pollee all of the African tribe. lie mystery story. When ·over Africa as weD as a former chllilnin aok': 'How did 11 all <hiel of lnlelllgence and 1 Thia Is one ot the intriguing happen?' parents will be able renowut1 atilhority on lfois. llf !acts about the burly, grey· II> ay: 'Hera's Dr. Leakey who Ia alao doclar of th~ Masal haired paleontoiOflit (bone 11M spent btl .moJo Ufo flndlnl tribe who haYt a llatpeollc oclentist) scattered throOfh 1 out.' orrangement worth mentioning: forthcoming National GeograDoyle 'concedea the queat11111 A man doell · not bave Ia phic special, "Dr. Leake' and ol when miD actually becamt COIISider a wile parnt~~hent until the Dawn ol Man" which CBS- man Ia i. touchy o110. Some lhe nu given hini tour TV will broadcast In color ill aclenlllll 1J1U0 that the Oral Ia r.hlldrtn. . lbe new oeason. S-Dail1 Sentinel, l'<lmeroy-Middloport, 0., Aq. 4, 1968 Wilen the hour-lon1 program Is over vlewen may conclude for Ut~lves whether Dr. Leakey has already louod "the ndssllll Unk" -a phra1e he deteats -In his effort Ia eomplete the sequence ol our ancestors !rom mlndles1 brule L--by Helen Bottel-_, to thinking man . ARE DUMB Recently exocutive producer YOVTII AB!lED Jl'OR IT! Dear B,A.D.: Thll column Is for YOUlll Robert c. Doyle 1ald lbe people, their problema a n d Be&! the so• off htm at mllf. National Geographic loll many bles, That tlhouJd· make 1 \YQl!loo pleasures, their troublea and people were as Interested In en-hater ol blm In 1 hllfl'll.-H fun. Aa . with the rest of Helen finding out where the race CAN'T IJVE IT DOWN Help USJ , It welcomea laUiba came !rom 11 they were In Deu Helen: but won't dod&e a serious que&Jalng Into space. '!'be rallnca About two years aco I raa will tell whether this judplent llon with a brush-of!. for a clps olllce. I set my ealoSend YOUI' teen-age· quesIs !!Orrecl -at least •• far as television audiences go -but tions to YOUTH ASKED Jl'OR palp up Uke a real polltk> there is certainly a fasclnatlnc IT, care of Helen Help US! Ian's: maybe too well. I madt up sbeell Utat showed my viewt llilJ neWipapet. tale to tell. AFRAID OJl' MARRIAGE .00 platform, tave facll about It poses queotions oclenUslf Dear Helen: mysell, as adults do. have been debatlnr lor deNow the ~ and gall lbtnt I am 0011111ed to a wonderlul cades: Where aod when did out lillY. but I'm afraid of sitU mar- I'm conceited. Tht IUYI ancestors orlgtftateT bul me, and lhe word keeps rtoge. When I w11 II, 1 ran awoy elreulalln&. Leakey agrees with Darwin Wont part lboul It II Cll1l that It was eomewbere In with 10 older boy, we lied a· Africa, and IS years ago he bout our a1e, and sot married. 11r1 I'd Uke to 10 out wllli atI 1111181 won't oven l<knowlodct loond what may have been the I wouldn't have &1111 II II actual place. S9mellme In had come from a hippy home. my ..bello.'' J'm preUJ IUfl A month after WI were mar- she thlnb I'm a Nardslatl. prehUltory a volcanic eruption I can't make a '11me Mlcll. ried be beat me up and made laid thick deposits or ash and me lose the oaby, and a i 1 lne anti 10 batt anti chanp lava over an affil around lilt things, 10 how can I prove I'm months after thai he ran of! and Ngorogoro crater almost tho I never sow him again. not an - EGOMANIAC end of the Rift Valley in Kenyo. Dear E,o: I love Ibis man I'm enp&ed Then a river, as the eons I'd make a wUd IUNI JW paased, carved a chasm Ill and want Ia make him haponly THINK the kids remempy, but how can I, il I'm through it known as Olodavl ber, which makes you overtlllo AFRAID. Gorge. stdve, ill-at-ease IIIII atand • Dear Afraid: "Leakey believes the river Vou may need profesolonal ofllsb, and these tnlta &el y.. laid bare the history ol. IIWI," help Ia oven:ome this rear' but labeled "slltek-up." Doyle said over lunch at lbe you can help ~oursell a great Forge! @bl!l!.l 11hat almost lorGround Floor. "He malntalna deal il yoo'll realize that no I<IIWI ~argn IIIII s~ a tbe seven days for the creation one 1f01U up mmpletely !He orli aJmed ·" 111a 1011 in the Bible should have been ot bad experiences. Youra may Wte, translated as seven perioda. seem the wont to you, but Ibis lncldentalJY, the telepbone From the &Ol'lle have rome the Is only because you dramatize il a 10011 way Ill ereabl a · bones of some of man's IL What happened years qo Image - you lose a lot of Balf. forerunners -procoosul, keny• .ttould bt dllcuased thorouihJ1 eonsclouanaa wheo 1011 t!QII't plthecus, zlnjanlhropus and ONCE then locked In the Ale- hava Ia worry about yoor lnob t3 file and ignored as "no loiiJ· or what Ia do wltb your txceu company. '!'be price Is $7.50. banda and feeL - IL er Important." The other matter Is the adPeople who don't leam Ia Dear Helen: •isability or all diabet!ca own· bioi out painful memories wiUt 1 have helD J01nC with a in1 a good diabetic manual. One 1 thick layer ol the &ood and pl lor two years, but abe and that can be recommended lJ hopeful preaent are headad for dott'laee taCb otblr 111J DIOI'I "How ta Live With Diabetes," trouble, IIIII, even WGrse, they ltecallll! lbla -.umner lhe met by Dolger and Seeman (W. W. wUI brilll unhappiness Ill those • married man of 21 at work Norton, Price $UO) which was they love. and now lhay 1111011: lnlUnd reviled in 1865. Tell me, would you up qetbtr. He had Ia pi IIIIJ'o My only crlticlam of the book driving because you had one rled IIIII ohe aa,ys lte wu trap- 1 minor one - Is that In the acctden~ or would one mean ped Into It: chapter on compllcaiiOlll Mlere teacher make yoo quit IChool? She liked mo not Ia tell htr II no mention or diabetic retin- What happened to you Wll parents or hll wife 10 lttnr na Itis, which may lead to blind· much more serious, of course, I wise up this IS-year-old nut · ae.. , or diabetic neuritis, and but It's the samo principle: that I love 10 much? -NO very little about diabetic &ang· 11110 unhlppl1101s can't break • FINK rene or the toes. it Dear No Fink: slrolll person. conquerlnc q - W.at harmlal effecll Olin sbould make her oil the ltl'onlYout J.l.ylll'Old nul bad betChloromycelin have on a person er. -H. ._ wise q~ fast btlort her who has taken it for over a Dear Helen: merrled lrlend fandl both ol year? There'• a boy in love with them in lrouhle. She's jaB bill! A - Cltlorampbeai<G! (Chlor- me. I am only nine and 10 II "rtnkinc" 9f0ft't be nee. omycetin) Is an antibiotic that be. He tellJ an the ltlds ;oe're sary, Thll kind 01 - · .... Is effective qainst a number of 10[11J Ia gel married, hut the lnlUnd quieter tban JOlt eaa dloeast germs. If extendec! lrelt- lrouhle Is I don't like tilm. aa,y, "HolM lor tlltWild IIIDJb. ment Is reqlllred, 1 IWitclt .to Wbat lltoultl I .dbf - ~YS en... - H. another antlblollc should be mode. ProloiJCed trealll)enl with chlora~!!Ol deotroyl the blood-lnnning ability of ,liM bone marrow and causea a re.. duclion In both white ani red blood cells. Aeyene Wdn8 lhit druB for more liMn two weeks llllould have freqoent bloot! . C!lllltlts. q - I 1m alltrlfo 111 Jterie lerlllll. What ~ the diflert~~Ce between taxiit 01 all~?' . Can they he- Ia~? . . A - T01bl Is 1M pollon produced by 4lsuM 101'1111• ·It oan lie lata!. AnUiolth II ID bnftlt>. alsllien qent. Most llllltltllll• 111'1! mill by lnjeeunc tosiitl Into a hone and relfnlnl tho borso'a sentm aft« thl horll · bat pradul!ttl a hiP conoentra- · tton 9f antitoxin. II yw tin olo lergte 10 Jtom .aenun • larlt dose ot llllliolln eotlkl lit fa~ Your &c'tar 1f0Uit! lmtrtt llllt• thar any ,lilleetton he wli!iljt to , li••1qtl ~borA~­ and Jje ~ IU~tutl! a· dtirff'! till JJitllolbi. ~ol-e ~ .. he Clltlld . ..10ii fill' lllet'd It thl ~bstltqte ·aerum. ·- . ,. . schools, "A few more years and this horrible catastrophe will end." said Washburn. •·f'm enco~Jo­ raged. The job then will be to pick up and teach the Illiterate adults." Washburn charged that In 196-4, 29 9 per cent of men eligible for draft were rejected because of poor reading ability -"It had been obout 25 per cent for the pre~lng •·ot course," 25 years " he said, ·•we have to consider these figures in light of men in college and draft exempt. But think of it .. the mU!ions who can't read newspapers." Turn• Te Clime As for dropouts, Washburn observed, "if you, can't read, yoo might as well quit school. But if you can't read, you can't get a job elthor, so often the The Almaoo< By Ualled Pre11 !uteraalloaat Today is Thursday, Aug. 4, the 216th day of 1966 with 149 to follow. The moon II between II.! full phase uod its last quarter. The morning stan are Mars , Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. There are no eYening stan1. Ellllish poet Percy Shelley waa born on this day in 17112. On this day in history: In 1735, freedom of the press waa estsblisbed wben John Pettir Zenger, publloher of a New York City newspaper, was a"'ultted on libel cbarg... In 1911, England declared war on Germany ard the United States announced its neutrality. In I916, the United States bought Ute Vll'llln Islands from Denmark for $25 miUion. In 1955 Red Chma released II U.S. Air Force Rien that had be.!n held for mo..., than two and "'" ball years. The pilots were captured durlnl the Korean War. A thought for the day Englloh writer Samuel Butler said: "To live Ia like Jove, all r~ason i1 ocatnst It, and ali hea!Uty Instinct for it." to crime. Younc criminals, many of the older ones, are frequently Illiterate.'' Washburn, who led hia classes at Harvard and Columbia University law sehool, started his campaign for return to phonics some IS years ogo, perturbed when he found "my grandnieces at Brearley (an exclusive school Cor girls in New York) weren't reading well." Before organizing the founda~ lion formally m 1961, he turn Is consulted with heads of 101M 200 private preparatory schools -"hardly schools lor the under- priviltged, but almost all teaching remedial reading. 'Forty. years ago, ":::be al!l. "there 't.aa no such occupi.tion aa remedial readllll teachers. Now there are thousands • • • teachmg remedial readin& even at Ute college level. How did the young people get through high school If they couldn't read? The old automalle promotion method." DOllOR SAYS II•• By Wayo• G. Braod1111dl, M.D. 'l'b're are two 1J18Iters In I!Onneclion with diabetes that need further commettt. Although the jet Injector, which uu• no needle, can tie successfully tlperated after a lhort period or training, even the cheaper models are expensive. The aecrel of painless lnjeclion with a needle is to have a 1harp neecDe and Insert t1 quickly. Dt.. posable needlea are now avaU· able. Since they are used but ...., they need not he resharpened. Another boon, esperlllly to moUten ol diabetic chUdren, il the 8-D Busher Automatic Injector. It Is placed at the point to be Injected and a 1prln1 Is released which tnaures apeedy lnaerUon or the needle. II is easy to operate and should be 1¥11~ able through any lorfe dru& ' / ' l , !SETTY 51'«)1" t-r., ~~I# -r;w_, AH6 A I · .ew 'lfJ l4fO f , HOL.i.Y IIINViR. 40QI.Q,, BERRr~ WUHlO Clay,London In Tuneups for • Bridles • Bits e Halters e Blankets e Lead Ropes • Shoes •Brushes •Com~ '' • Show Halters • Multi-Color Rope '' Hailers .. Saturday Bout PONY SADDLES $29.95 up HORSE $~~~?~, 'IP B.R.W. HDWE•. & LlATHER 1M Concentrate On Running .. . CIUCAGO (UP!) Johnny Sauer wanl5 his All-Stars Ia have potent to keep the Green Bay ofl balance Friday nnlght In annual game between the rookies arid veteram~, and 1966 I!OII~ans nilght exactly ~at he wan~ So far his fullbacks and runnins backs have standout.! In drills and strl11111na-l gel;, and he . has coached Utem lo play both positions. Thus Johnny Roland Mis:;ourl could show .up at fullback and hatlbatik. aod eoulf1 Donny Anderson of "-••1 Tech, Jim · of ois, Roy Shivers of Mike Garrett ol California and Walt Garrison Oklahoma State. TogeUter they've stacked as probably the best running backs the have had In ·years, aod <aid thi!re was llllle 'to choiJSe I between them. '!'bus all probably will get Into the gan1e.1 Sauer was more certain !be rulU!lng game than be ol Ute·. passing, since quarterf?acks, Gary Lane \li· 'l)tui, Stev• Sloao of bama, ; and Bill Anderson Tulli~a. : ve been equitl "i ld like Ia have of ~~ ~e: over," be 'by,t~,in4ybe 1\1-three of <>:I~,.' ge:':&ood.'' . ' .:,. \~ . u.a.• . Y ,- •• . • THE HUDEPOHL FLAVOR Ts BEAUTIF ~.!_FLAVOR. Premium draft brewe(l with Process 14-K. In a word: Six 1 Have you ever known the instant delight of selecting a 4 If you think winter's tough on an old car, believe us • new Impala Super Sport m the color you want, slipping into its Strato-bucket seata, and driving it home from the llhowroom the same day~ Now's your chance. 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Why he would be better able to if he were taught reading the basic 1bc's way. To Watson Washburn, !I New York attorney and president of the Reading Reform Foundation. the answer to Johnny's prob 1 "'m is simple as abc-start the children learning the alphahet first and start them early - "some children can learn to read at three and four," he said. Washbprn , state npresenattives of the fooodation. educaIQI's and others dealing with Illiteracy aod school dropout problems rnet rhursday in New York for the fifth annual conference ·of the foundation. The Idea of bigness is not only found Main objective-to plan new In those who want to build monumental battle courses against what buildings, hut we find it permeating alWashburn called the "look aod most every facet of American thinking. guess" method of reading One instance is the quite common idea This method, in ill simplest that he bigger university or college in form, shtJWS a child a picture ·ltDdents and acl'es of campus is a sign and a word. He 's to recognize :of Jl'eatnees. Nothing could be further ::ftom the lnlth. It is time that we paid the word henceforth from imore atlelltion to quality, and stop the picture association-a "cat" to YicloUJ spiral or demanding that every- - . go with a picture ot same. ,lbllll be u big as it can be possibly made. To Waahburn, the lnlroduo'The bigger a thing gets, recardless of its lloo 10 years •go of the "whole .nature, the less affection and love there word shape" te•chinl meUtod, 'JIIaY be for it. 'fbe sprawling mass of tnst -_d of phonetics, Is Ute ;JiiiJIJ urban cities In Ametica is an ex"greatest blow to civilization i'alltple of a ttend to bignea. It has, and sin~ tht. dark ~ges." )KereaUng problems in Ammcan soctety Cites Bll Fat1are1 ' tltat .a re almost beyond solution. In an Interview before the '. conference, Washburn blamed it lor what he called an all time ' We do not know how you can change high rate, In 1964, ol draft tllllldea that has taken hold of the Amrejections because of Illiteracy ; .erlcu mind. Generally speaking it has for a role in the massive school lleeD With 1 weakness to boast that ':tile lives us a sense of power, but there dropout numbers which worry parent.!, educators aod the U.S. !llaouiCI at the same time be a realization !that there is merit in things of quality government alike; and for are far more worthy goals than much of the nation'l juveni1e jpere bianeu. One time we accompo.nied delinquency aod older criminal a pbotoFapher on a tour of a town, element. l"li9 wu doing a piece or photographic "Reading ability ln our nseareh for the great national publicaI!OUntry probably is at its wont ~p. We were amazed when he picked right now," Washburn conJeveral of the most modest homes of the teods, "although the tide In the town as fitting subjects for his atten· 1..1 few years bu begun to lion. .It Is time we looked around at the turn. I would estimate about 25 llllill things of value in our country ra· per cent uf elementary schools titer than worshiping the God of enor· have ...,turned to phonics. Once alty.their reaul15 are ~etn, there will be presiiUI'O on other .._t TENNESSEAN ~ : The Great Debate Johnny can't read and whether This oame architect was responsible 1or the !~~burn building, which Senator Youn& an architectural monstrosity. : Thls building he terms as worst build! in(, costing the most money, over a $100 \ mllUQJJ, m history of the nat10n People '- ate stilllrymg to stJ:aighten OU! mistakes made, with doora in the wrong position, and members of the House having to go out in a corridor to get from their oflice to another part of the building. The Cap· ito!, a noble building, is one of the shrines of the country, and if a poll wore taken of the average person, we wonder if they would approve any alteration in its classic llnes. Those who ' are in the bi~noiS school would no doul7t be in the maJority. If HELEN HELP US1 I WE. as Americaru;, like to think, and of· ten act big. In some respects it is an ldmirable quality, and in some instances justified, but when it eets out of bounds it makes us look rather silly. When anyone gets to the point that they think that nothing amounts to much un· less it IS on a large scale they are wrong. This idea is brought to mind in connection with the controversy that is ragong over tbe enlargement or the Capito1 building in Washington. We agree wholeboortedly with Senator Stephen Young's bluht the idn. Upon the demand of the arehitect, George Stewart, a committee on Capitol extelllion, with three members prt8ent, approved a $34 million project . for .ita enlueement. .._., tools Is But, Doylt NEW IUP[) Dr. Louis Leakey was born to "ZinjMihropus ' ~ baoll Bald, Jane Goodall; heroine of his mtastonary . parent.! In · ' 1,750,tllltl · ~ and Ia man'a one ot last season's National Kenya an eldor of the Klku)'lll · ololl!il · rel.tive so f!tr Stone · Geographic specials lound chlmtpat in biB fac-e And the ritual Wlllllll 10011 were found with pa!lleH using tOols, Utul made the Infant, whose later hls fOSSils. But alnce It is confusing a perlectly good discoveries were to push back always possible be may not be lheot;. Leakey Is a haodwrit1118 the history of man buodreds ol the earliest man WIL are thousaods of years, a member making the program a sclenti- expert I!Onsulted ' by pollee all of the African tribe. lie mystery story. When ·over Africa as weD as a former chllilnin aok': 'How did 11 all <hiel of lnlelllgence and 1 Thia Is one ot the intriguing happen?' parents will be able renowut1 atilhority on lfois. llf !acts about the burly, grey· II> ay: 'Hera's Dr. Leakey who Ia alao doclar of th~ Masal haired paleontoiOflit (bone 11M spent btl .moJo Ufo flndlnl tribe who haYt a llatpeollc oclentist) scattered throOfh 1 out.' orrangement worth mentioning: forthcoming National GeograDoyle 'concedea the queat11111 A man doell · not bave Ia phic special, "Dr. Leake' and ol when miD actually becamt COIISider a wile parnt~~hent until the Dawn ol Man" which CBS- man Ia i. touchy o110. Some lhe nu given hini tour TV will broadcast In color ill aclenlllll 1J1U0 that the Oral Ia r.hlldrtn. . lbe new oeason. S-Dail1 Sentinel, l'<lmeroy-Middloport, 0., Aq. 4, 1968 Wilen the hour-lon1 program Is over vlewen may conclude for Ut~lves whether Dr. Leakey has already louod "the ndssllll Unk" -a phra1e he deteats -In his effort Ia eomplete the sequence ol our ancestors !rom mlndles1 brule L--by Helen Bottel-_, to thinking man . ARE DUMB Recently exocutive producer YOVTII AB!lED Jl'OR IT! Dear B,A.D.: Thll column Is for YOUlll Robert c. Doyle 1ald lbe people, their problema a n d Be&! the so• off htm at mllf. National Geographic loll many bles, That tlhouJd· make 1 \YQl!loo pleasures, their troublea and people were as Interested In en-hater ol blm In 1 hllfl'll.-H fun. Aa . with the rest of Helen finding out where the race CAN'T IJVE IT DOWN Help USJ , It welcomea laUiba came !rom 11 they were In Deu Helen: but won't dod&e a serious que&Jalng Into space. '!'be rallnca About two years aco I raa will tell whether this judplent llon with a brush-of!. for a clps olllce. I set my ealoSend YOUI' teen-age· quesIs !!Orrecl -at least •• far as television audiences go -but tions to YOUTH ASKED Jl'OR palp up Uke a real polltk> there is certainly a fasclnatlnc IT, care of Helen Help US! Ian's: maybe too well. I madt up sbeell Utat showed my viewt llilJ neWipapet. tale to tell. AFRAID OJl' MARRIAGE .00 platform, tave facll about It poses queotions oclenUslf Dear Helen: mysell, as adults do. have been debatlnr lor deNow the ~ and gall lbtnt I am 0011111ed to a wonderlul cades: Where aod when did out lillY. but I'm afraid of sitU mar- I'm conceited. Tht IUYI ancestors orlgtftateT bul me, and lhe word keeps rtoge. When I w11 II, 1 ran awoy elreulalln&. Leakey agrees with Darwin Wont part lboul It II Cll1l that It was eomewbere In with 10 older boy, we lied a· Africa, and IS years ago he bout our a1e, and sot married. 11r1 I'd Uke to 10 out wllli atI 1111181 won't oven l<knowlodct loond what may have been the I wouldn't have &1111 II II actual place. S9mellme In had come from a hippy home. my ..bello.'' J'm preUJ IUfl A month after WI were mar- she thlnb I'm a Nardslatl. prehUltory a volcanic eruption I can't make a '11me Mlcll. ried be beat me up and made laid thick deposits or ash and me lose the oaby, and a i 1 lne anti 10 batt anti chanp lava over an affil around lilt things, 10 how can I prove I'm months after thai he ran of! and Ngorogoro crater almost tho I never sow him again. not an - EGOMANIAC end of the Rift Valley in Kenyo. Dear E,o: I love Ibis man I'm enp&ed Then a river, as the eons I'd make a wUd IUNI JW paased, carved a chasm Ill and want Ia make him haponly THINK the kids remempy, but how can I, il I'm through it known as Olodavl ber, which makes you overtlllo AFRAID. Gorge. stdve, ill-at-ease IIIII atand • Dear Afraid: "Leakey believes the river Vou may need profesolonal ofllsb, and these tnlta &el y.. laid bare the history ol. IIWI," help Ia oven:ome this rear' but labeled "slltek-up." Doyle said over lunch at lbe you can help ~oursell a great Forge! @bl!l!.l 11hat almost lorGround Floor. "He malntalna deal il yoo'll realize that no I<IIWI ~argn IIIII s~ a tbe seven days for the creation one 1f01U up mmpletely !He orli aJmed ·" 111a 1011 in the Bible should have been ot bad experiences. Youra may Wte, translated as seven perioda. seem the wont to you, but Ibis lncldentalJY, the telepbone From the &Ol'lle have rome the Is only because you dramatize il a 10011 way Ill ereabl a · bones of some of man's IL What happened years qo Image - you lose a lot of Balf. forerunners -procoosul, keny• .ttould bt dllcuased thorouihJ1 eonsclouanaa wheo 1011 t!QII't plthecus, zlnjanlhropus and ONCE then locked In the Ale- hava Ia worry about yoor lnob t3 file and ignored as "no loiiJ· or what Ia do wltb your txceu company. '!'be price Is $7.50. banda and feeL - IL er Important." The other matter Is the adPeople who don't leam Ia Dear Helen: •isability or all diabet!ca own· bioi out painful memories wiUt 1 have helD J01nC with a in1 a good diabetic manual. One 1 thick layer ol the &ood and pl lor two years, but abe and that can be recommended lJ hopeful preaent are headad for dott'laee taCb otblr 111J DIOI'I "How ta Live With Diabetes," trouble, IIIII, even WGrse, they ltecallll! lbla -.umner lhe met by Dolger and Seeman (W. W. wUI brilll unhappiness Ill those • married man of 21 at work Norton, Price $UO) which was they love. and now lhay 1111011: lnlUnd reviled in 1865. Tell me, would you up qetbtr. He had Ia pi IIIIJ'o My only crlticlam of the book driving because you had one rled IIIII ohe aa,ys lte wu trap- 1 minor one - Is that In the acctden~ or would one mean ped Into It: chapter on compllcaiiOlll Mlere teacher make yoo quit IChool? She liked mo not Ia tell htr II no mention or diabetic retin- What happened to you Wll parents or hll wife 10 lttnr na Itis, which may lead to blind· much more serious, of course, I wise up this IS-year-old nut · ae.. , or diabetic neuritis, and but It's the samo principle: that I love 10 much? -NO very little about diabetic &ang· 11110 unhlppl1101s can't break • FINK rene or the toes. it Dear No Fink: slrolll person. conquerlnc q - W.at harmlal effecll Olin sbould make her oil the ltl'onlYout J.l.ylll'Old nul bad betChloromycelin have on a person er. -H. ._ wise q~ fast btlort her who has taken it for over a Dear Helen: merrled lrlend fandl both ol year? There'• a boy in love with them in lrouhle. She's jaB bill! A - Cltlorampbeai<G! (Chlor- me. I am only nine and 10 II "rtnkinc" 9f0ft't be nee. omycetin) Is an antibiotic that be. He tellJ an the ltlds ;oe're sary, Thll kind 01 - · .... Is effective qainst a number of 10[11J Ia gel married, hut the lnlUnd quieter tban JOlt eaa dloeast germs. If extendec! lrelt- lrouhle Is I don't like tilm. aa,y, "HolM lor tlltWild IIIDJb. ment Is reqlllred, 1 IWitclt .to Wbat lltoultl I .dbf - ~YS en... - H. another antlblollc should be mode. ProloiJCed trealll)enl with chlora~!!Ol deotroyl the blood-lnnning ability of ,liM bone marrow and causea a re.. duclion In both white ani red blood cells. Aeyene Wdn8 lhit druB for more liMn two weeks llllould have freqoent bloot! . C!lllltlts. q - I 1m alltrlfo 111 Jterie lerlllll. What ~ the diflert~~Ce between taxiit 01 all~?' . Can they he- Ia~? . . A - T01bl Is 1M pollon produced by 4lsuM 101'1111• ·It oan lie lata!. AnUiolth II ID bnftlt>. alsllien qent. Most llllltltllll• 111'1! mill by lnjeeunc tosiitl Into a hone and relfnlnl tho borso'a sentm aft« thl horll · bat pradul!ttl a hiP conoentra- · tton 9f antitoxin. II yw tin olo lergte 10 Jtom .aenun • larlt dose ot llllliolln eotlkl lit fa~ Your &c'tar 1f0Uit! lmtrtt llllt• thar any ,lilleetton he wli!iljt to , li••1qtl ~borA~­ and Jje ~ IU~tutl! a· dtirff'! till JJitllolbi. ~ol-e ~ .. he Clltlld . ..10ii fill' lllet'd It thl ~bstltqte ·aerum. ·- . ,. . schools, "A few more years and this horrible catastrophe will end." said Washburn. •·f'm enco~Jo­ raged. The job then will be to pick up and teach the Illiterate adults." Washburn charged that In 196-4, 29 9 per cent of men eligible for draft were rejected because of poor reading ability -"It had been obout 25 per cent for the pre~lng •·ot course," 25 years " he said, ·•we have to consider these figures in light of men in college and draft exempt. But think of it .. the mU!ions who can't read newspapers." Turn• Te Clime As for dropouts, Washburn observed, "if you, can't read, yoo might as well quit school. But if you can't read, you can't get a job elthor, so often the The Almaoo< By Ualled Pre11 !uteraalloaat Today is Thursday, Aug. 4, the 216th day of 1966 with 149 to follow. The moon II between II.! full phase uod its last quarter. The morning stan are Mars , Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. There are no eYening stan1. Ellllish poet Percy Shelley waa born on this day in 17112. On this day in history: In 1735, freedom of the press waa estsblisbed wben John Pettir Zenger, publloher of a New York City newspaper, was a"'ultted on libel cbarg... In 1911, England declared war on Germany ard the United States announced its neutrality. In I916, the United States bought Ute Vll'llln Islands from Denmark for $25 miUion. In 1955 Red Chma released II U.S. Air Force Rien that had be.!n held for mo..., than two and "'" ball years. The pilots were captured durlnl the Korean War. A thought for the day Englloh writer Samuel Butler said: "To live Ia like Jove, all r~ason i1 ocatnst It, and ali hea!Uty Instinct for it." to crime. Younc criminals, many of the older ones, are frequently Illiterate.'' Washburn, who led hia classes at Harvard and Columbia University law sehool, started his campaign for return to phonics some IS years ogo, perturbed when he found "my grandnieces at Brearley (an exclusive school Cor girls in New York) weren't reading well." Before organizing the founda~ lion formally m 1961, he turn Is consulted with heads of 101M 200 private preparatory schools -"hardly schools lor the under- priviltged, but almost all teaching remedial reading. 'Forty. years ago, ":::be al!l. "there 't.aa no such occupi.tion aa remedial readllll teachers. Now there are thousands • • • teachmg remedial readin& even at Ute college level. How did the young people get through high school If they couldn't read? The old automalle promotion method." DOllOR SAYS II•• By Wayo• G. Braod1111dl, M.D. 'l'b're are two 1J18Iters In I!Onneclion with diabetes that need further commettt. Although the jet Injector, which uu• no needle, can tie successfully tlperated after a lhort period or training, even the cheaper models are expensive. The aecrel of painless lnjeclion with a needle is to have a 1harp neecDe and Insert t1 quickly. Dt.. posable needlea are now avaU· able. Since they are used but ...., they need not he resharpened. Another boon, esperlllly to moUten ol diabetic chUdren, il the 8-D Busher Automatic Injector. It Is placed at the point to be Injected and a 1prln1 Is released which tnaures apeedy lnaerUon or the needle. II is easy to operate and should be 1¥11~ able through any lorfe dru& ' / ' l , !SETTY 51'«)1" t-r., ~~I# -r;w_, AH6 A I · .ew 'lfJ l4fO f , HOL.i.Y IIINViR. 40QI.Q,, BERRr~ WUHlO Clay,London In Tuneups for • Bridles • Bits e Halters e Blankets e Lead Ropes • Shoes •Brushes •Com~ '' • Show Halters • Multi-Color Rope '' Hailers .. Saturday Bout PONY SADDLES $29.95 up HORSE $~~~?~, 'IP B.R.W. HDWE•. & LlATHER 1M Concentrate On Running .. . CIUCAGO (UP!) Johnny Sauer wanl5 his All-Stars Ia have potent to keep the Green Bay ofl balance Friday nnlght In annual game between the rookies arid veteram~, and 1966 I!OII~ans nilght exactly ~at he wan~ So far his fullbacks and runnins backs have standout.! In drills and strl11111na-l gel;, and he . has coached Utem lo play both positions. Thus Johnny Roland Mis:;ourl could show .up at fullback and hatlbatik. aod eoulf1 Donny Anderson of "-••1 Tech, Jim · of ois, Roy Shivers of Mike Garrett ol California and Walt Garrison Oklahoma State. TogeUter they've stacked as probably the best running backs the have had In ·years, aod <aid thi!re was llllle 'to choiJSe I between them. '!'bus all probably will get Into the gan1e.1 Sauer was more certain !be rulU!lng game than be ol Ute·. passing, since quarterf?acks, Gary Lane \li· 'l)tui, Stev• Sloao of bama, ; and Bill Anderson Tulli~a. : ve been equitl "i ld like Ia have of ~~ ~e: over," be 'by,t~,in4ybe 1\1-three of <>:I~,.' ge:':&ood.'' . ' .:,. \~ . u.a.• . Y ,- •• . • THE HUDEPOHL FLAVOR Ts BEAUTIF ~.!_FLAVOR. Premium draft brewe(l with Process 14-K. In a word: Six 1 Have you ever known the instant delight of selecting a 4 If you think winter's tough on an old car, believe us • new Impala Super Sport m the color you want, slipping into its Strato-bucket seata, and driving it home from the llhowroom the same day~ Now's your chance. Your Chevrolet dealer has a big choice of models on hand with small August price tags. 21 More than likely, your present car will never be worth as much in trade as it is right now, Money-another. . good reason to buy a Chevrolet this month, 3 Read those articles about when to buy a new car and • they'll tell you that August is one of the best months. And your Chevrolet dealer is ready to show you wby,, , with l)uys that are better than ever, , mg system has to work extra hard . A new Chevrolet Impala or Bel Air now can save you a lot of trouble. · You do a lot of driving for pleasure so why' not ride on • Chevrolet's Full Coil su•pension. Let your feet feel that deep-twist Chevrolet carpeting. August is to enjoy, 6 .J 5 Make your summer driving safer driving by taking • advantage of the eight standard safety !ellturea built into every new Chevrolet. If your present car doe&n't have seat belts, front and re•r; back-up lights; ap ou~de rearVIeW mtrror; padded mstrument panel and visol's;·look ihto · a new Chevrolet. ' -· • ' . ,._ Chevrolet • Chevelle • Cht!~vy D • \..orvair • Corvetfe'' · .· · . -··~ .·· ·· .1 Stpe the man who can save Y,OU the most-your Chevrolet dealet ,. ----- H ,.. , to'ln!P.!. Weifli'I!J Oarq,U;.'nn'ter of , Kom~- .eorec1 It ,,e.iiitii.>~ , a·a ,, An•;Biar • so 1s summer. There's added strain on the engme b~ cause of more vacation rlri vmg. Gr€'ate-r tire wear. The cop( .. - ------- ---~ COMP4ftl ' .· ~~P)~I \V. MAIN $TIJfJ' ---- •• POMEROY "'-----~,.__ -~--. • ' ..,. . ....,_.... _ ~~·- ... ~ ...... .;,.t (j �\ ._.Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy·lllddleport, o. · rviJ) • e.G0}f Tourney Fourth Annual Cleveland Line Scores . Some . 111 I1IIW l'NI . ,, ~ . {9-ll. HRs l (11-9). LP-" 8"1\btn NdOIIII ...... .. ' • 5bties Invited Aug. 4, !tee ' ~ ' ' ' tl ~ ~7 ' ,•t . -~, · .lttobe Asked o . 1-Harrlsall (l!h); •111!111•'1\tlhl. . :• L . ·::.· . ~!~~~ ~r ~~m!s:: J J '· 1 ha.e mel and tallied wllh II lite last few day.- fH)I'e ....e))' worr""' about !lit bad IIJliJII!ler ,W' . j ""'"""" ' •:IIIJW" for , '·;' * - I = : :;, = 'J.::....,.._....:.:" c;::: _.. :.i.:'..=-....:..:-:::: -.:: Values to 4.98. An ezcellent run of l!izes and col- 7 ;l: =.,::-.._~:a.;.: ...,.,..,._ · - • - ::;,: .,. .,..,..:::-..:=, ":! !':.":..==- ir - I -, . . . . ... - .. Steubeoville lhade ua. • u. Co~~~PDC~e r-.. Ooa:rt ., 1 T ..... No. bollolt.kla lntheMiid'lelllodltflllft.llur Ita PoMiROY'I QUALITY IHOI 11'0111 ..... ·llu ... Oft ...... • Nltat. Ill MIAMI IIACN JOQf . .Ytll Book 1'o41l7llnbeUuable bnt fl'llt REG. Uc D&UXI BATHROOM TISSUE ra. . j aan,•ao ....., ITAr•o• ~..w.. You Can Count On? :T.V. LANTERN e•...m. au••• . Reg. $1.33 _ $1 00 $198 .- .. ' Odd lot men's Ivy League Pants .. $2.00 Values to $5.98 l price ' eComplete selection of lone &leeve sport .shirts by Shapely lor back: to scbooJ . These are tapered. Plain eolorsJialds, are and paisely. IncJud OUR TRUCKS · ARE EQUIPPED WITH pink, light green and the new TWO-WAY RADIO SPECIAL PURCHASE SAVES YOU '40.95 A bltpin Jib tlda II'pneiNe ' For letter, Quldcer More Efficient Service • , , , IIIII 01117 bta111e •• , Provincetowa lloqbt 111 •Ur, flbdl>miD 11oc1t d llllO of tile richelt, nn ~wa•IUJ pdata....,. mr ...... De luxe QullltJ - · tnil•lobia,pat!!ll:f .ma,. and Ill oppoilunity I« JQU 10 OWD America~ I'IDI!It upholstered pieces at jalt ID Clldiaaq pdce. IIIJt that'& all JQU'D liDd GldDuy about tbue biJ W'mg Lounae Oraln. Come Ia ••• IIJ 'an ••• uvli. . ' •Dresses by Shapely, slze1 men•s. Pi::• j , ,• TEFLON PANS ltiO. fl.f9 MENS STRAW HATS ...110. 2 '1·00 for HELENA RUBENSTEIN STRATA PLUS 'l" \ .·{ • I of' SPRAY DEODORANT leg. 1.19 .. 2 for $1. 20 oz. - .~ . '\. .. LISTERIN£ Reg. 1.39 .. .. $1.00 Ma11engil Powdw Reg. 1.26 .... $1.00 I GAL. SIZE WATER COOUR .,. 1.19 .... $1.00 REG. 69t HOT CUPS 2 pkgs. $1.00 ' 99c Gillllt EcoiiUIJ la~in Pia Cnn ...... Castles...., . . ·~ : ~ ..... • ' lgg ShlllllpOOr 2 fer $1 !'"4 '' _,.,., ,,, > .• f ~1.50-NOW ; DUT • . 71MI1R. ' .' • • Prescriptions Are OliJr Mail'! Bus~s 122 .. ·ft .R.CONt ·- o. ,I I REG. $100 ~ OJ AND GARDEN HOSE ~ -.1~ ' 50 FT. W' Da•JJ•fl•mpooor ' • ...., ' . . . , ,j GO NOW Rexal GrHon BaRs : :v.... - 2 for $1-00 . I' . - ·,· -, ·-: --·---:"" 'Tf,;- c0Iogne TUSSY MEDI-CLEAR ltEG. $2 95 $1 95 $6 ltoz. JO .. PtreJ ·•., :· .; ..,., MAX FACTOR SKIN FRESHENER & UQUID MOISTURIZING CLEANSER Lilac. Starfall & Wood Spica Big.Big Savings D"'riJ,1(!1 Dollar:Days~F_d;&'~t.,.~ug. _~_-6 --· Reg. $2.75 _ Color HiShlights Your Hoir SUMMER SPRAY :' Baker FUrfiitUre .jn ,~iddleport Shamooo DOROTHY PERKINS I ' COLOR TONE Reg. $3.00 ...... ...... Now $1.50 300COUNT -FUEL OIL~.-€0SfS I ' I REG. $1 .49 SPORT HATS DRYAD 0 . • For the young Jady a:oing back to scllool the blelt In 8 to 18. $10 to $23. • Men's and boys' jeans and pants that nevK need trolling b7 Lee, Levi and Oshkosh, •lzeo e Jlim to 38 In men'l. $3.91 In ••.,.. to $7.91 In - , . ·· ·,'LEVEL ,OU'f' YOUR ,, ' $89 blouses by Sha\)el:y. Sizes 8 ,, ' . YOU JUST CALL FOR ·COMFORT! boUle green. $3.91 to $5.91 to 18. $3.91 to $6.91 • I . siHYO FOR SCHOOL! DRESS SLACKS l price !=.:-:. . I Values to $5.98 Knit Shim .. 2 for $3.00 Both summer and year round weight. Srzes are broken. Sport coals from A nice run of sizes and $24.50 to $39.50, suils $37.50 to colors. S, M, L, and XL. Values to $3.98 $70.00, now just $12.25 to $35.00 Ladi11 HoH . . 2 pair 88c First quallty, sizes 9.to 11 MEN'S SUMMER I Men'• IOIIfl sleevo Sport Shirto ... . . . $2.00 Men't thort 11]1 . 1 1 · for Men'• short sl11ve Swoat Shim 2 for $5.00 Values to $3.98 . ~J'·I.>~ ·~.t.; 67 youn~t··p·eo_p•e.·tt,'l_nrt::t!.lC>U,m .~ ~ 1 o In Vaeation Bible Sebool .gf(f· GOLF BALLS : :t l . l l - 3 $1-00 H..vy WI. 13% ounct Men's Suits & Sport Coats ,n,,..,:,;:_!:·,·. :.Soll:"""c f100 ' 'Values to 5.98. S-M-L and XL. Values to 2.98 .p LADIES Men's Jac Shirts ·· · · $2 Sizes 6 to 16 Regular. A few slim sizes. dlacuAed'l WANT orAuN BOYS' JEANS ·rfr•1.~ FRIDAY & SATURDAY- AUG. 5-6· For Hom• $1 MQD'll "Jl .·}-. ,. ·· , ,, ' I blend. Values to 5.98. sPORT SHIRTS .i,, ":;j & cotton JustA Few Boyo' Short SIHva _ • II Uaal . . , aN tbl O'WMN " .. ... tDIPIII aDdl ID ~ II • tM . .Wllttrul . . . . . $2 •I ~ t ( ·~ &r ~ada~tor-=-~.: :ra!.t~~· . _MeiCI ~. ........ .-.. tanS4. ~ udOhlo. CU. .... ~~=!~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=~-;;W;;,~";IOII;::It:•~·=-:'"':·~Citl~lo~~ 7 1w1m palohel wen !: accident is sun under lnvestlga- with Kaiser's Cbalmelte Re· ess, Mr. ond Mrs. Clfff The club made plsns to hold Hond Craft Award; Gary Tedes- Camp Ground aear New Havlioo by llate police. · duction Plant near New Orleans. GOOD WILL CUJB - S. R. Barnes. Jr., now with 'lbe Good WID Club mel oo Kaiser IRJenmtlonal's CO!I'IAL- Friday evetllng at tile home of Pleaaanl valley Hospital cc operation in Australia, will Mrs. William M~~~~ ADMJTI'ED - Mrs. Robert arrive within the oexl several Games were played lllld Bwaon, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Clin- weeks to replace Cooper as Roll- awarded. Those p~t were tow Miller,' Pl. Pleaaant; Mrs. Jng Superintendent at Ravena- Mrs. Thomas Griostead, Mrs. Olevla Young, Clifton ; Mrs. wood. Cliff Roi!Sh, Mrs. CecU Duncan, Norman Benson, Sautbmde; Mrs. Sybll Smllb, Mrs. Thelma Perry Shirley, Cotlagevllle. THEIR WATER SOURCE Capehart, Mrs. Illy Wea¥er, DISCHARGED - James Nl- The group of Islands knowa Mrs. Rarold Capeharl, !lin. da, Thlll'Dl8lt; Emory Gordon, as the Bermudas contain no Melvin Kanpp, memhen, Mrs. Cheshire; Mrs. Cecil MeDan· surface water. Ralllfall Is t be Clyde Rice of Boo1eville, Ind., lei, Pt. · Pleasant; Jake Helb, only source of frelih waler, and Mrs. Paul . Grlnaleld and Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Barry 11 Is colli!Cted from the roo.ltopg gbler, Lllrl Jeunetl ol Ponre-11 Kn!bs, Pi. Pleasant; Mrs. Caro- of almMI aU buildings and star- roy, Mrs. Bill Grinatead. JIU"IIIII line Turner,- Mason; Mrs. Den· ed In taaks, accordlag to Ill aad Mrs. McFariiUIII, l1ollell dl ural, Pl. Ple898Dl Enclopaedia Britannica. UVII WID Chapman- Canaday •·~"· . • o.,. .... Mr.oY et.vB , if/J; r .' ~one per cent ol the :orl~•te.!;_l_:',_contalned Ia e ·· Fin!- ,., 1 picnic en Aaguet ttai Itt .tlteii!OIn tile ' awfm l New. Haven Park. :meet, candle race; and- mile, s:..11 For Gary Waugh, L o.- ~lhe~-~~~the~-~~~ ~~~~~lhe~lllld~andi~~O~III~e~B~~~~-~~~~~~~~Cr~~~~~h~~~:~Ro~~~~~~~E"~~r~~~o~n~w~u~h~el~d~a~t~th~e~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~fd ..1. MEN'S, Reg. V1lun to 6.00 - 3.00 - 3.50 WOMEN'S, Reg. Values 3.99 ro 5.99 2.50 • 3.00 • 3.50 atiLDREN'S, were 3.99 ---now 2.50 Rottsen. LP-Chanee <1-U). ~totUemyre list). Alhta·l f.S; Piqua edged lJma 50f wltb an lllllll'Ded nm and RUJsboro blauked ()t. ~ !:~:..-::-u::~ II 10 inning~ SPORT SHIRTS All colton and dacron .. - ..,.,.. 1 ; • W ~ ·• • • ..... ud addnaiM .... ant= d l • • Will tab ...Uee &bat .lob8 W. WIQ. Iilli* B. Ballq, (Uall A. S.U.,. bull Men's Short Sleeve ONLY ".;"::.::;:: 4 • n•• r ..._ •B4 ....,.... ~ . . _ _ _, ...,. ... ao.. MlN. dec' ....-.. 114.. Dollar Days Salel NOW ., - r~ 1' ' \ ··_,:\f"l')/''• ;•,._ . ..N..~I . HAV1l11.1' . 1 ' I( • ·r' ITALlAN SANDALS New York 110 411 000- 9 IG 0 Calif 100 000 000- t 2 1 Stotflemyre (II- IJ) a ad Glbbl: Clwtce, Redd (4), Newman (1), !All (t) m1 ,, ~!vice Announeed ·-· ' . 1 Special Closeout! HI . ";, FI've Changes =:!:" w 0 .. Aug. 4. ti!M-S . -Pom4'r'Sy-Middleport, ~--.-- - ·-- . . ~,. ?· ,,..~~..·~n•\1'. ~·~! '.· ... ,,, -~ K • Mak =:, .=,; ,rUb a 18-ldl attack QDeln· 11111 e1obber BudiOII, 10-2, In morn11tg action. .111 otber IIICII'IIing play 1Jma Ia the top o1 U..: lllath 1D oust Frement, S.2,1a a game ,...med ln!m Wedtteadly 1nd Lancaster bJuted BDJ!htn :1-0 on Paul Callahan's two-blUer, willie Alb1ey scored twice Ia the ,,.. .., ottawa -r t1. tbe Dilltb lo .u~ ~ 1-5. ...._ -"-~ --·J,JKI other IIUC:UIUUII fVUII\,Ia .,...· 1 11 ~~ J: 1 Grove City down AoM•hda ' l = Dollar Days --. .. - :;:,.'em. .... o1 .t::. ::::!..._ "':: • w-oo< ...... a. "- t. ''" ~ =:' ~l:: ....... .,..,_., ,.,. ._ wm.- c ' r :ded Offered J More Time - . : lloutbiJ!'int Undefeated L.&-.Z SHOP , tor Grove City, Cincmn' = ., ; , . -; Tho Llva Win Cilia cf I be aJar c11naer ~ 11 1b Now HaVen E.U.B, _Church met llartford MetltndlJI . Qwrdl. LEGION Aum.lAIIY MASoN - Slxty-aevea YCIWIIII COIII))!iaed of IM•· Jane T!Jt#l1 I' lor Ji1e1r July meeliDi at tbe Dr. Jim Bryne, DlreelDr, and 1· 'l1le Amerlcanhel~ Atllll- fPeople enrolled for vacation! er, Mrs. Danny Yonker, Ml'!l-,1t ;_ Churcb. ~; ·R. F. llryallt aad ~ank Webb, Admlalllratur, o1 IBf'Y Pool 140 regu- , Bible achool wblch hegall ,. Charles Yeager, ~nd M'J?,,.. ,. Mrs. S. H. Reltmlre wore Stale Boapllal, presealed ' llll' ~at the_ Now Baven !Monday mo>ni ne at the Ma110n iEieanor JarreD. '·"",;;· Nasb and the Rev . Gene Holt en. A covered dish dinner esaes. A tlborl busllesa meet.- ll!e program. Tiley Park 11 inalaH their new 1966 1Melhndisl Church with Mrs. c rs aad he! m ·::;r. · POINT PLEASANT - Ma11011 officiating. Burial will he Ia held at the .IIOOD boor. Tile lng waa coaducted by the Pres- treatment of patlelll at Lakin, ~ pr~ent!: John Sisson In charge. Co-c6- 81T:!u:!a: ~a: lo!H: I" County Sheriff George Johnsoo the church cemetery. ternoon waa openl IOCially. ldent, 'Mra. Georce Jewell. plans tmprovementa IIlii · · va a.,...... wao e 1rectors are Mrs. Reuben Stew· Rots Roush Mrs Glen Carlo ;;t. lias released. tile July activity Young Waugh was dead on ar- TboiJe atteedlng were CLUB MEETS IImprovements already mada ! atall~· ~ ~Ued ~ art and Mrs. Carol Proffitt. The wright Mrs: Ro~rt Glbbe, ·.;\; report for bla department ~bow- rival at Holzer BMpltal Wed- aad Mrt. Coared The Sewing Club mel OD Tue8- tbete, a queslloa and anawer 'J were . . eot •· eanor theme is, "A New Day 1D Mrs Rooert Oliver Miss JWJ· lng flte departmettt members nesday morning of Injuries re- lhla aad Devld, Mn. day aflemooo at the borne ot periA>d coocerlllng Lakin followMVl~~~nd Christian Teaching." Proceeds ice ·Henry aad Mi~• cOrol ·:: · tr.veled 7100 miles, lnvestlgat- celved after he hnd been struck ~ttersoa, Mr. and Mrs. Mn. Nolaa Swaothamer. Dur- ed. Mrs. ry · ' ltrom the school will he sent to He! are Cecilia · t>ed 17 ICI!Idenls resulting in 8 by 8 Trallways bus on Rl. z at aid Van ~ke, Tltla, Mark lng the social hour refreshments i Next weo1t lhe Dlltrlct Gov- Vlco ~=fary-:! lA~~· the child care cen~r at Beck- : : : · aad '::'ab Caraey. " (leriOI!al Injuries and $11,125 ""~'elt. Steve, Mr. aad Mrs. aerved to Mrs. D. A. ,ernor, w. A. "Tony" Powell, Weaver, • urer • ley, W. Va. ·" properly damoge, issuea m road \'/au h Is the son of Mr and Kelling, aad CraJa, !\In, Mra. James MacKnight, Jr., wD1 make biB official •lsll Mrs. ThehDI Capehart, Hlstor 1 • • Primary: Mrs. Beu1ab a. • ~law cllallona, made 42 misde- Mrs. ~erschel Waugb .A~hton Gaines, !\ln. Hlrlam Eulab MacKnight, Mrs. to the Club. He will meet wllb Jan •· Mrs. =!D~ i heM:•d.Marga~~ ~~ rock, Mrs. George MeFarla~ le: meanor arrests and 4 felony ar· who survives Ia additi~n to lw~ Betty Ohlinger, lloliSb, Mrs. B. L. Dy~· ~ the secretary and president al l ~plaiJo - ld · 1 ' I ~tr :ge ~ eLena ·~Jbk Mrs. Paul Huber, !\ln. DaDas .... rests, aerved 80 court papers of brothers and four sisters The er, Janice lllld Kim L. c. 1\ousb, Mrs. R. . 5:00, the le@Uiar meelillg wiU I e oew pres ea pr . ov-1 regll! a on, ss Cndle, Mrs. t.rry Bumgamer,-.. both criminal and civil actioAS, body will he taken fro.;. the Miss Mary Kelling, !\ln. Mrs. Iierman Layne, he at e:oo, and club aasembly ier the bualneaa meetmg. The laad M~lnwl~e;enM In ::':g: :Mrs. Luther Tucker, Mrs. Judy .-: reoelved 33 Justice of Peace Mohr. Stevens Funeral Home Kelling, Mr.· and Mrs. F~ed~·,!· ~·jat7:15. They urge ali members•'f'up ~ ba.:Van = ~ ~~~~nd Ml e J~lfer -dr. IFialg and Mrs. William Fry. · 1 ra. a~,. · to pial lD aUtend. · 1 ve ~ P . e. . . 1 ss ' Helpers are Kathy Foglesong; .. warrants and served ll, and to the family residence at Ash- Kellllog, and Cheryl, bonked 57 persons io county ton where friends may call an- Woods, Mr. ond Mrs. Frank Howard_:agellhala, Mrs. Bit!. Tbooe alteadiDfl were Her- Ialtellding the m= divroe::: kle. : Debbie Jones, Cinda FbglesotJI, : jaU. er 2 p. m. Friday. Kelling, Sr., Mrs. Billie theTho~~· ...,,.,.; man Layne, Donald Rouah, ::;to ,two~":!!M gett'mg· ~:.t l Refreshment committee ill' Barbara Critea aad Nancy Prof· ., Members of the local Sheriff's en, Fred, Frank aad .,.. m~~ ... Floyd Carmack, IUchard Ord, 1 ue '· .,..~ 1 - - - - -1lilt. ' .. deparlmeot 1n addition to SlierFred KelllJig, Fred A. lllld he held on August 9th at Jack Flesher, Rome William- Idue& oolleeted wiD I» t1te en on SUnday, with a pienlcl Junior Department· Mrs. 1fi Johnaon are· Chief Deputy bara, Mr. aad Mro. Walter bome d. Mrs. O!Ue Roush son Harry Miller Edwla Steltl.Jnora and lite loaing tearu Idinner served at noon. IFred Taylor, Mr. Frallk CapeMlllard Babtead and deputies aJSef eS ling, J~ Carla and K I Mrs. R. J'. Bryant 18 eo- Arthur Thabet, RaJpb Whl~ treat the ~~Mrs. ~: i Mr. aad Mrs. John McGI'I!w 1bart, Mrs. Rosemary Cook and Floyd Stover, Al'(a Sulli¥an aod Mrs. Bessie Mitchell, Mr. more, Robert GUmore, Frank~~~ Mrap S bllo.l S 'th l and tamDy of Buckhannon, W Mrs. Joe Jpnes. Helper MISS lldDey HtK\dlelton. Mrs. Jack RatclUI, aad eBEROKEE Capolmr~ Ra¥. Marcus Trough, . Ca ~ of tho "in.~·. ml Va., visited relali•es here re- ' Linda Perry. . . _ __:_·garet, 0. T. Oblln~. Tho Cherokee Home Demon- Karl Wllea, Ne!Joa Jennings, I P · cently. 1 Nursery, Mjss Janice ,ct'ites. aad Pamela, Mr. and M alrallon Club mel at the bome iLewis Summers, Sbeldoni The aezt meeting wiD he .00 J - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - -Shoulder Broken RAVENSWOOD - Joe H. Frank Kelling, Jr., and o1 Ollie Browning with seven Roush Rev. Simpson o1 Ches· • August 8th at 7:30 at the Leg~on : When Hit by Auto Witlts~s. Manager ol Kaiser and Etzanna. Drillcoll, ali present. Each mem· ter, o'. WaldeH Roush of Glen.! HaD with Mrs. Thelma Cape- : EASr TERMS ... Aluminum's Raveoswood Works, Columbw;, Obto; Mr. and her WBll weighed In for the !ville, W. Va ., lllld the guest :hart and Mrs. SybU Snuth as i' •'~~~~~ PT. PLEASANT _ Mrs. Mar- announced today the transfer Don Montgomery, oew f18111e "Take Off Pouads. nl speakers. ' hostesses. aret somerville, 76, of Southand promotion of five men. ond Melinda of Belpre, Mr. They wW 'weigh Ia at each ATI'EMD €AMP ! Those attending were Mrs. 1 aide, w. Va. was taken to Hoi- They are: . Mrs. George HeBBOB and · and if any one has l Boy Scout Troop 256 have : Charlotte Roush, Mrs. Judy !er Hospital Wedneslay at 4:45 -To Kaiser's home office in of Point Pleassnl, Mr. and beyond Jbeir "Should returned from a week at Camp i Brow•. Mrs. Tbelma Capehart, •! p.m. where she was admitted Oak laud, California, go Don Jess Roush, Mrs. weight, they will pay a Arrowhead. Attrnding from the : Mrs. Kathleen Roll!!b, Mrs. suffering from a broken should- Watters, Sheet and Plate Plant Roush HopkiRB and Donna of one cent per .pound. Troop were: Steve Morris, IIva Capehart, Mrs. Nora Trrpp. tr. Manager, and OtlD Vondrak, Buffalo, N. Y., Donald F. The Jesson "Quick Meals for Gary Tedesco, Jeff Ball, Jeff IMrs. Sybil Snuth, Mrs. Lola . Mrs. Somerville lO'P' slruck Reduction · Plaht Manager at ger, Mrs. Alma Hesson, the Family" was given by Veo- Hart, Larry Frey, Randy Roi!Sb, Weaver, Mrs. Sadie Warth, Mrs. 1 by 1 car 1111 Rl. 17 as she step- Ravenswood. Katy Root, Mr. and Mrt. ita Stone. Ronnie ZOrkle and Scoutmaster Ella Roush and the hostesses, 1 peel Into the path of the vehicle - Watlers is replaced by Wa Hesson, Sbaoo and Troy, Aftendiog were Juanita Jack P'rey. Mrs. Mary M. Rolllb and Mrs . . fA> crll!s the highway. The car reo L. Cooper, formerly Rolf- and Mrs. Nick Roush and Maysel Clevenger, Vel- Awards were ea!'lled by Eleanor Roi!Sh. WBll driven by Harold Ray lng Superintendent at Ravens- erl, Mr. aad Mrs. Cbarles ma Willa Sciles, Steve Morris for Senior Patrol HOFFMAN REUNION Bush, 29, Galllpalls. The driver wood. Vondrak Is replaced by Roush, Becky and Joey, aU 8ally Smith, Veolta Stone !lender: Larry Frey -Seoul The !lllth aonual Hoffmao l I ...,o ......., •• t· , • S~n!!hel, ·. I DRESSES ! ' ·'.. ' Repo1.,...;;d L, PT. PLEASANT - Funeral CIIAIILEY BOV8B u:; J,J.y service for Gary Keith Waugb, A· reunion of tile · 18, Ashton, will be held Satur· Roush lamDy was held on ,MaSOn ShlW.:f( · day at 2 p. m. In Ball's Chapel day at the borne of Mr. e1•1 · Church with the Rev. Alex Mrs. CUfl Roush lll'!ow 10 I:.!te · . Month's Duties ' 'I .. .. !'.I . . . . j - DaRy M.lMrRl.AIIIl, Oblo (tiP!) - u.s. ~ champ~on BUiy PT. PlEASANT _ With t500 check ocore liheell. Bollzman, Barley (I) aad (ll lmtlap) . . :. lrihulion to the enlji'e mpon 1 l of the world's Casper seemed lA> have ani in prizes being oifered, ihe first Arrangements 1M tile tourna- Btmdley. LP-Holtzman 1&-11). Clilcinnali · · CongreumJ" Walter B. ltfoel· tw _their ""~~~ bard pii!St golfers launched their ezcellent chance, adding, "he Is tl!ld hopefully annual) Jake ment were completed last INIO INIO 010 INIO INIO J- a U 0 ler today bY wire ';;~ work 'IIKi ID>:~• warrl!ll 1ssault oo the t.kewood playing the best game at the I Somerville Real Estate Invita- at a meeliog which Included Los Anc 000 001 000- I 7 0 St. Louis · · secre~ · Ill. AtrtcWII!r ' Or- the fuU and CO!iii'I*Bioolle ..,_ Coun\l'Y Club today in qu.. t of present." · uonal golf tournament will he Jake Somervllle, Paul Somer. Pitts 200 000 Olx- S e 100 000 000 1110 INIO o- 1, •• 0 9llle I:.. ~•n. . to llll!lllute tenUon of the .Federal. agooey top !11011<!1' tn the fourth annual casper, of course, has staged Aug. 21 througb Sept. 5 ville, Howard Satmders, Keith_ SuiiOD, Regu (7) w Tor· Maloney, McCool Ill), DaYid-110 . ~·- ~of~ ebarced , with lbe · ~poaslblUty 1 $1011,000 Cleveland Open chilli" already put four ~otches on h•s at Hidden Valley Counlry Club. Arnold for Tom Role Slid Wi~ bur& IWseboro (7); Veale (12- , 1011 118), Nollebarl (lllb), . 'IJI(I ~~· jf"::0';" ~~:!t of asslallog • · plonsiiiP. belt, making h•m the only · JJam Ran1JD Jr. Jeau JeweU 8) and Gooden. LP-&tlloll 1.. Coker, Edwards (13): Jack....; 11eter\nme 11 . . . q1111druple victor this year. With GoHen from five clUes .- of 2814 Meadowbrook Drive wiD 1). iiR-C!emeute (17th). BrUa 110), Hoerner (II), ants' USDA 'l:;ugbl DENTAL PROILEM Included lD the field was 11160 winnings amounting Ia Pooteroy, Mason, tlalllpo!IS, be seCretary for the ioUJ11ey. -Dennis (II) ond McCarver. WP r tance can &lV· Dental authorities report defendiog cbamploo Dan Sikes, $1113,200, a victory bere would Pt. Plesssnt and Ravenswood- Additional Information will San Fran 011 ooo 711-11 11 o -McCool (7~). LP-Brlles (4- an. _ 1 that tho blagest dental · probwbo rolled in a 30-footer on the would put him that much closer bave been invited to parllcl· be revealed laler. New York 000 1N11J 010- 1 g 3 10). HR-Helms 17th). Represenlallya jlfoojler, ... ,. lem for persona over 30 II aum final bole a year ago, nipping 1to craklng the all-time rec..-d pate, according to sponsor Jake _ Perry 1111-2) lllld Baller· Amel'lea IMpt IIU'ning' to WililbiDitoft from dJaorders, lndleatfMI are that the ~te Tony Lema by a single! of $140,7:1! set by Jack NicklaliS Somerville. BREWER PROMOTED Fisher, G!lrdner (7), Beatftarth Ball 000 ZOI 030- ~II 0: appe~~rances ll tile Perry, Vln- 1as oae gJ'OWI older, toolh -destroke to wolk off with the , last year. "We hope to make tbls an Roger c. Brewer, son of Mr. (7), Hepler 18) lllld Stephenaon. Cleve 005 100 211<- 9 If 1 loll, and Lawrence County .cay decreases but gum jrOII$25,000 first money. I annual event" Somerville said and Mrs. Ralph Brewer, Port- LP-Fisber (7-11). BRa--Hal-' Palmer, Bnbender (I) aad hlrl,. lmporlao~ aarieuJII!tal :blea Increase. Given at least even odds for A surVt'Y indicates that Call- in making th~ announcement to- land, who 1s a u. s. Marine, ler, 2 (21st & 221111), Barl Roznovsky; Siebert, Tlanl 18)- . .. -1 retainillg his title: Sikes wasn:t;rormans are the greatest con· day. He Is aiming at an tnvita· has been promoted to lance (Dn!), Elliot ISrd), aad Azcue. WP-8lehert (ll~l- 1 making any predictions on th••;sumers of cottage cheese. lional comparable to the !leek's corporal. He will have served LP - Palmer (12-5). IIlii - 1 All Rtnlli~lng S.le ShMs F!'Om Our year's eventual winm.'1' as play, They consume about seven loll ament staged each year In Viet Nom one year on 5ept Houston 3&1 000 0112- I Ill Powell 2 t23rd II 14th), Bowena 1 got under way 111 the par·7l, :pounds a year per person, ' 1 ~ Albans Jst. Phlla 110'.1 010 Olx- 7 IJ 0 (Sib), F. RobiDioD 2 (UCMI "I Semi·Annual Clear1nce Are Still On 6,777-yard layout. , which is 50 per cent more 1 The' 54 . bol~ medal play (no ATTENDS roNFERENCB Zachary, Semhera (J), t.lolllnl), Wbltlleld (20th), Browol He did remark, however, thatllhan the U. S. aversge. bandleap) will get under way Miss Harriett Walab, daugb- man 16), Oweu (7) and Heath: 13rd). Slit During ••• Monday Aug 29 with 18 quali· ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Jacboo, Knowleo II) and lying h~les ·lD 'determine the Walsh, wos the Mason EUB Dalrumpla. WP-L. Jackson Boeton 010 000 100- 2 4 0, !l<llfers' flight for the chamJ>- delegate to altend the Youth I Minn 100 010 D2x- 7 12 01 ·ansh·ps The qualifying boles Fellowship cooference at Estes Sbeldon, l..onborl (5), Oslnald l 1 1 ~ leted by 4 P m Park Colorado for a week. lbe 16), Sllgman (6) and Ryan; 1 mus c:omp · · left by chartered bus 1 rom Boewell (11-4) and Salley. LPSPECIAL RACK Saturday, Se~ ~ I ill he Clarksburg W Va aloogl 8tJ' Sheldon 16-12). lllls-Demeter I The next do e5 sbe~Innlna with deleg~tes- fro.;; ali (lith), Yaslrzemskl (lith), played Sept. 4 an .-~ al 8 a. m. Labor Day wookend. the slate. Wash lllll 002 001- 4 1 0 There will oe a 110 entrance The croak lllld tile drumllsh &an ctty 100 100 tc»- 3 1 o1 SPECIAL SAVINGS 'FRIDAY & SATURDAY fee,_which !'ill Include the golf,"'"' the heat"!.t.ematen In the Richert, Bumpbroya (&), Sizes 5 to 22112 a dinner and refreshmeuts on marine world. AnlENS, Oblo (UPI) - De- Lines <8), Kflne (8) and the course. It must he pa1d he- There are about :IJJO bones 111 fending cbamp!Dn Grove City Casanova; Odom, Stock (7), All Marked fore the qualifying round. the human •keleiA>n. and Cincinnati Bently, the only Sanden <8) aad Roof. WPDown for ' .. . The dmner Will be Sunday Pollen 0 , the c:attan plant 11 remaining uadefealed teams, Rlcberl (11-9). LP-Odom U-1). Regular 3.99,4.99 & 5.99 evening, Sept 4. lnfi81I1Dlable lace each other IA>day !n the HR-Grem (Sib). WOMEN'S KEDmES - - 2.50 1nd 3.50 Age limit for the !Duroamen1 · American Legion Junior Baseis 16 years and Howard SaunLeg1l Notice ball Tournamenl (lat game) Regular 3.99 to B.99 .. Discontinued Styles the tourney. uoA• NOT It I Grove Clly advsnced by edg- Chicago 100 000 001- 1 I I Friday & Saturday Winter rules will ~pply. And ,..,. ........,. ww ... • ... lng weaster, 7-6, Wed•eaday Detroit 000 000 lOS- 3 I 0 WOMEN'S KEDS 2.00 1nd 5.00 women will be used •lD the first •u• ..,. " wbom ,.,.., " a. D. 1 -"·moon lllld Clnclnnall downed How-' • • 80::1 91. INnJp, GoerrlaJ P•lll WilL CliP.:: ~ -w. WDhelm (V) aad. Shop Early For ders of Gallipolis will manage 2IJl ....,..., • ....._ Ashley, H, the flrst defeats Ia Romano, McNertney (I); Ll>Regular 6.99 to 10.99 and championship flights to !;:;:;· .~":::i. the dmlble • ellminai!Dn tourna- Uch II~) aad McFarlane. LP Miss America Sm1rtaire Bargains In This .' """"'· couto""~ 0 '"'" wu• ... ment for the two losers -Howard (11-2) HRa-Berry FLATS, LOAFERS, DRESS SHOES _ RETURNS TO RILEY ~~!~ ~~w.l\.'"::;o ';: 00. action In today'~ mom- 17th), Norlbrap . lith), Fin1l Summer Pvt. Tommy Nolao Lane bas f.;,.:!.:,"~~:,:"::; "'::;; 1ng round put Ashley a&alnst (Znd game) 3.00, 3.88, 4.88, 6.88 returned to Fort Riley, Kansas, '"'" •ou. or wbom ..,.., " - • · BillJboro t.ncaster o-•te Chicago 010 000 OliO- I 11 0 Clearance At The .. J6 llal111on. Dcajoll. CIU.fondu Wlbba ' t'l"""""' 1 rompJete wbere he will a ow , '"" ...,.. u o • L Piqua with steubeDvl1le drawing Detroit 101 000 ~ S 7 J Regul1r 13.99 & 14.99 more weeks . of tr_aining. HiS ;;,l.balh ::ree\7 ~;;.:._ {::,':,• :.~:': 1 bye. 'nle losers of tbOie two Llmabe, Blgbul (1), WD· WOMEN'S NATURALIZERS 7.88 1nd 8.811 wife, Belly, hves With her par- wm ••• ...,. , ... wUL bolll ., games are eliminated and the helm (4), Laebr (7) and eots, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Klein ~ro':',dec!~m:~",~ wilmen advance to the after.. RamaDa; Podret, Sbeny (I) 1'"""'0 " . . . lobori R\oha...... of Laural CliH' He Is the 1011 of •-..&111 ---• _,,ch Wleltersbam II) ' Am•lrre (I) ' of wbolll ftlllkll at • IOatb DOOU a-.uu ww WID pare ••· laiC &.. POMEROY Mr. and Mrs. Calvin t.ne of Lemon. •JooJon, coJUo""~ ''"" IUf\'lvOI'I to two teama Honbouquetta <8) and MePIJ'o """"" '"' "" .C~t~J~a. ..,. "' .....__ <• '7) · LPMiddleporl wbom rulde at lt'la Edaa Balle ..._'Wednesday's action, '1D addl· IIDe. WP-'I.AJl."Mil" ::.~o~oc~:_-. .r:!:tate~~ Uan to the afternoon wu,t by Sberrylth (&-I). HR-Romuo ..._ ,... ... ton& t....., Grove ,..... aad Clndtm"' aaw I ). lldoD WW aad lOla WUl. boUI ., ""'.1 Finall l.ldies' -iid-;;1144 ~· . ... ~i:"" ;r:E=l!.~ ~~ (l31b>• _· A~prorDonte ,Drought Harm ~::h:!!~;:~:~ Open Attracts Top Golfers Will Begin on August 29 :. ·' • �\ ._.Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy·lllddleport, o. · rviJ) • e.G0}f Tourney Fourth Annual Cleveland Line Scores . Some . 111 I1IIW l'NI . ,, ~ . {9-ll. HRs l (11-9). LP-" 8"1\btn NdOIIII ...... .. ' • 5bties Invited Aug. 4, !tee ' ~ ' ' ' tl ~ ~7 ' ,•t . -~, · .lttobe Asked o . 1-Harrlsall (l!h); •111!111•'1\tlhl. . :• L . ·::.· . ~!~~~ ~r ~~m!s:: J J '· 1 ha.e mel and tallied wllh II lite last few day.- fH)I'e ....e))' worr""' about !lit bad IIJliJII!ler ,W' . j ""'"""" ' •:IIIJW" for , '·;' * - I = : :;, = 'J.::....,.._....:.:" c;::: _.. :.i.:'..=-....:..:-:::: -.:: Values to 4.98. An ezcellent run of l!izes and col- 7 ;l: =.,::-.._~:a.;.: ...,.,..,._ · - • - ::;,: .,. .,..,..:::-..:=, ":! !':.":..==- ir - I -, . . . . ... - .. Steubeoville lhade ua. • u. Co~~~PDC~e r-.. Ooa:rt ., 1 T ..... No. bollolt.kla lntheMiid'lelllodltflllft.llur Ita PoMiROY'I QUALITY IHOI 11'0111 ..... ·llu ... Oft ...... • Nltat. Ill MIAMI IIACN JOQf . .Ytll Book 1'o41l7llnbeUuable bnt fl'llt REG. Uc D&UXI BATHROOM TISSUE ra. . j aan,•ao ....., ITAr•o• ~..w.. You Can Count On? :T.V. LANTERN e•...m. au••• . Reg. $1.33 _ $1 00 $198 .- .. ' Odd lot men's Ivy League Pants .. $2.00 Values to $5.98 l price ' eComplete selection of lone &leeve sport .shirts by Shapely lor back: to scbooJ . These are tapered. Plain eolorsJialds, are and paisely. IncJud OUR TRUCKS · ARE EQUIPPED WITH pink, light green and the new TWO-WAY RADIO SPECIAL PURCHASE SAVES YOU '40.95 A bltpin Jib tlda II'pneiNe ' For letter, Quldcer More Efficient Service • , , , IIIII 01117 bta111e •• , Provincetowa lloqbt 111 •Ur, flbdl>miD 11oc1t d llllO of tile richelt, nn ~wa•IUJ pdata....,. mr ...... De luxe QullltJ - · tnil•lobia,pat!!ll:f .ma,. and Ill oppoilunity I« JQU 10 OWD America~ I'IDI!It upholstered pieces at jalt ID Clldiaaq pdce. IIIJt that'& all JQU'D liDd GldDuy about tbue biJ W'mg Lounae Oraln. Come Ia ••• IIJ 'an ••• uvli. . ' •Dresses by Shapely, slze1 men•s. Pi::• j , ,• TEFLON PANS ltiO. fl.f9 MENS STRAW HATS ...110. 2 '1·00 for HELENA RUBENSTEIN STRATA PLUS 'l" \ .·{ • I of' SPRAY DEODORANT leg. 1.19 .. 2 for $1. 20 oz. - .~ . '\. .. LISTERIN£ Reg. 1.39 .. .. $1.00 Ma11engil Powdw Reg. 1.26 .... $1.00 I GAL. SIZE WATER COOUR .,. 1.19 .... $1.00 REG. 69t HOT CUPS 2 pkgs. $1.00 ' 99c Gillllt EcoiiUIJ la~in Pia Cnn ...... Castles...., . . ·~ : ~ ..... • ' lgg ShlllllpOOr 2 fer $1 !'"4 '' _,.,., ,,, > .• f ~1.50-NOW ; DUT • . 71MI1R. ' .' • • Prescriptions Are OliJr Mail'! Bus~s 122 .. ·ft .R.CONt ·- o. ,I I REG. $100 ~ OJ AND GARDEN HOSE ~ -.1~ ' 50 FT. W' Da•JJ•fl•mpooor ' • ...., ' . . . , ,j GO NOW Rexal GrHon BaRs : :v.... - 2 for $1-00 . I' . - ·,· -, ·-: --·---:"" 'Tf,;- c0Iogne TUSSY MEDI-CLEAR ltEG. $2 95 $1 95 $6 ltoz. JO .. PtreJ ·•., :· .; ..,., MAX FACTOR SKIN FRESHENER & UQUID MOISTURIZING CLEANSER Lilac. Starfall & Wood Spica Big.Big Savings D"'riJ,1(!1 Dollar:Days~F_d;&'~t.,.~ug. _~_-6 --· Reg. $2.75 _ Color HiShlights Your Hoir SUMMER SPRAY :' Baker FUrfiitUre .jn ,~iddleport Shamooo DOROTHY PERKINS I ' COLOR TONE Reg. $3.00 ...... ...... Now $1.50 300COUNT -FUEL OIL~.-€0SfS I ' I REG. $1 .49 SPORT HATS DRYAD 0 . • For the young Jady a:oing back to scllool the blelt In 8 to 18. $10 to $23. • Men's and boys' jeans and pants that nevK need trolling b7 Lee, Levi and Oshkosh, •lzeo e Jlim to 38 In men'l. $3.91 In ••.,.. to $7.91 In - , . ·· ·,'LEVEL ,OU'f' YOUR ,, ' $89 blouses by Sha\)el:y. Sizes 8 ,, ' . YOU JUST CALL FOR ·COMFORT! boUle green. $3.91 to $5.91 to 18. $3.91 to $6.91 • I . siHYO FOR SCHOOL! DRESS SLACKS l price !=.:-:. . I Values to $5.98 Knit Shim .. 2 for $3.00 Both summer and year round weight. Srzes are broken. Sport coals from A nice run of sizes and $24.50 to $39.50, suils $37.50 to colors. S, M, L, and XL. Values to $3.98 $70.00, now just $12.25 to $35.00 Ladi11 HoH . . 2 pair 88c First quallty, sizes 9.to 11 MEN'S SUMMER I Men'• IOIIfl sleevo Sport Shirto ... . . . $2.00 Men't thort 11]1 . 1 1 · for Men'• short sl11ve Swoat Shim 2 for $5.00 Values to $3.98 . ~J'·I.>~ ·~.t.; 67 youn~t··p·eo_p•e.·tt,'l_nrt::t!.lC>U,m .~ ~ 1 o In Vaeation Bible Sebool .gf(f· GOLF BALLS : :t l . l l - 3 $1-00 H..vy WI. 13% ounct Men's Suits & Sport Coats ,n,,..,:,;:_!:·,·. :.Soll:"""c f100 ' 'Values to 5.98. S-M-L and XL. Values to 2.98 .p LADIES Men's Jac Shirts ·· · · $2 Sizes 6 to 16 Regular. A few slim sizes. dlacuAed'l WANT orAuN BOYS' JEANS ·rfr•1.~ FRIDAY & SATURDAY- AUG. 5-6· For Hom• $1 MQD'll "Jl .·}-. ,. ·· , ,, ' I blend. Values to 5.98. sPORT SHIRTS .i,, ":;j & cotton JustA Few Boyo' Short SIHva _ • II Uaal . . , aN tbl O'WMN " .. ... tDIPIII aDdl ID ~ II • tM . .Wllttrul . . . . . $2 •I ~ t ( ·~ &r ~ada~tor-=-~.: :ra!.t~~· . _MeiCI ~. ........ .-.. tanS4. ~ udOhlo. CU. .... ~~=!~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=~-;;W;;,~";IOII;::It:•~·=-:'"':·~Citl~lo~~ 7 1w1m palohel wen !: accident is sun under lnvestlga- with Kaiser's Cbalmelte Re· ess, Mr. ond Mrs. Clfff The club made plsns to hold Hond Craft Award; Gary Tedes- Camp Ground aear New Havlioo by llate police. · duction Plant near New Orleans. GOOD WILL CUJB - S. R. Barnes. Jr., now with 'lbe Good WID Club mel oo Kaiser IRJenmtlonal's CO!I'IAL- Friday evetllng at tile home of Pleaaanl valley Hospital cc operation in Australia, will Mrs. William M~~~~ ADMJTI'ED - Mrs. Robert arrive within the oexl several Games were played lllld Bwaon, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Clin- weeks to replace Cooper as Roll- awarded. Those p~t were tow Miller,' Pl. Pleaaant; Mrs. Jng Superintendent at Ravena- Mrs. Thomas Griostead, Mrs. Olevla Young, Clifton ; Mrs. wood. Cliff Roi!Sh, Mrs. CecU Duncan, Norman Benson, Sautbmde; Mrs. Sybll Smllb, Mrs. Thelma Perry Shirley, Cotlagevllle. THEIR WATER SOURCE Capehart, Mrs. Illy Wea¥er, DISCHARGED - James Nl- The group of Islands knowa Mrs. Rarold Capeharl, !lin. da, Thlll'Dl8lt; Emory Gordon, as the Bermudas contain no Melvin Kanpp, memhen, Mrs. Cheshire; Mrs. Cecil MeDan· surface water. Ralllfall Is t be Clyde Rice of Boo1eville, Ind., lei, Pt. · Pleasant; Jake Helb, only source of frelih waler, and Mrs. Paul . Grlnaleld and Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Barry 11 Is colli!Cted from the roo.ltopg gbler, Lllrl Jeunetl ol Ponre-11 Kn!bs, Pi. Pleasant; Mrs. Caro- of almMI aU buildings and star- roy, Mrs. Bill Grinatead. JIU"IIIII line Turner,- Mason; Mrs. Den· ed In taaks, accordlag to Ill aad Mrs. McFariiUIII, l1ollell dl ural, Pl. Ple898Dl Enclopaedia Britannica. UVII WID Chapman- Canaday •·~"· . • o.,. .... Mr.oY et.vB , if/J; r .' ~one per cent ol the :orl~•te.!;_l_:',_contalned Ia e ·· Fin!- ,., 1 picnic en Aaguet ttai Itt .tlteii!OIn tile ' awfm l New. Haven Park. :meet, candle race; and- mile, s:..11 For Gary Waugh, L o.- ~lhe~-~~~the~-~~~ ~~~~~lhe~lllld~andi~~O~III~e~B~~~~-~~~~~~~~Cr~~~~~h~~~:~Ro~~~~~~~E"~~r~~~o~n~w~u~h~el~d~a~t~th~e~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~fd ..1. MEN'S, Reg. V1lun to 6.00 - 3.00 - 3.50 WOMEN'S, Reg. Values 3.99 ro 5.99 2.50 • 3.00 • 3.50 atiLDREN'S, were 3.99 ---now 2.50 Rottsen. LP-Chanee <1-U). ~totUemyre list). Alhta·l f.S; Piqua edged lJma 50f wltb an lllllll'Ded nm and RUJsboro blauked ()t. ~ !:~:..-::-u::~ II 10 inning~ SPORT SHIRTS All colton and dacron .. - ..,.,.. 1 ; • W ~ ·• • • ..... ud addnaiM .... ant= d l • • Will tab ...Uee &bat .lob8 W. WIQ. Iilli* B. Ballq, (Uall A. S.U.,. bull Men's Short Sleeve ONLY ".;"::.::;:: 4 • n•• r ..._ •B4 ....,.... ~ . . _ _ _, ...,. ... ao.. MlN. dec' ....-.. 114.. Dollar Days Salel NOW ., - r~ 1' ' \ ··_,:\f"l')/''• ;•,._ . ..N..~I . HAV1l11.1' . 1 ' I( • ·r' ITALlAN SANDALS New York 110 411 000- 9 IG 0 Calif 100 000 000- t 2 1 Stotflemyre (II- IJ) a ad Glbbl: Clwtce, Redd (4), Newman (1), !All (t) m1 ,, ~!vice Announeed ·-· ' . 1 Special Closeout! HI . ";, FI've Changes =:!:" w 0 .. Aug. 4. ti!M-S . -Pom4'r'Sy-Middleport, ~--.-- - ·-- . . ~,. ?· ,,..~~..·~n•\1'. ~·~! '.· ... ,,, -~ K • Mak =:, .=,; ,rUb a 18-ldl attack QDeln· 11111 e1obber BudiOII, 10-2, In morn11tg action. .111 otber IIICII'IIing play 1Jma Ia the top o1 U..: lllath 1D oust Frement, S.2,1a a game ,...med ln!m Wedtteadly 1nd Lancaster bJuted BDJ!htn :1-0 on Paul Callahan's two-blUer, willie Alb1ey scored twice Ia the ,,.. .., ottawa -r t1. tbe Dilltb lo .u~ ~ 1-5. ...._ -"-~ --·J,JKI other IIUC:UIUUII fVUII\,Ia .,...· 1 11 ~~ J: 1 Grove City down AoM•hda ' l = Dollar Days --. .. - :;:,.'em. .... o1 .t::. ::::!..._ "':: • w-oo< ...... a. "- t. ''" ~ =:' ~l:: ....... .,..,_., ,.,. ._ wm.- c ' r :ded Offered J More Time - . : lloutbiJ!'int Undefeated L.&-.Z SHOP , tor Grove City, Cincmn' = ., ; , . -; Tho Llva Win Cilia cf I be aJar c11naer ~ 11 1b Now HaVen E.U.B, _Church met llartford MetltndlJI . Qwrdl. LEGION Aum.lAIIY MASoN - Slxty-aevea YCIWIIII COIII))!iaed of IM•· Jane T!Jt#l1 I' lor Ji1e1r July meeliDi at tbe Dr. Jim Bryne, DlreelDr, and 1· 'l1le Amerlcanhel~ Atllll- fPeople enrolled for vacation! er, Mrs. Danny Yonker, Ml'!l-,1t ;_ Churcb. ~; ·R. F. llryallt aad ~ank Webb, Admlalllratur, o1 IBf'Y Pool 140 regu- , Bible achool wblch hegall ,. Charles Yeager, ~nd M'J?,,.. ,. Mrs. S. H. Reltmlre wore Stale Boapllal, presealed ' llll' ~at the_ Now Baven !Monday mo>ni ne at the Ma110n iEieanor JarreD. '·"",;;· Nasb and the Rev . Gene Holt en. A covered dish dinner esaes. A tlborl busllesa meet.- ll!e program. Tiley Park 11 inalaH their new 1966 1Melhndisl Church with Mrs. c rs aad he! m ·::;r. · POINT PLEASANT - Ma11011 officiating. Burial will he Ia held at the .IIOOD boor. Tile lng waa coaducted by the Pres- treatment of patlelll at Lakin, ~ pr~ent!: John Sisson In charge. Co-c6- 81T:!u:!a: ~a: lo!H: I" County Sheriff George Johnsoo the church cemetery. ternoon waa openl IOCially. ldent, 'Mra. Georce Jewell. plans tmprovementa IIlii · · va a.,...... wao e 1rectors are Mrs. Reuben Stew· Rots Roush Mrs Glen Carlo ;;t. lias released. tile July activity Young Waugh was dead on ar- TboiJe atteedlng were CLUB MEETS IImprovements already mada ! atall~· ~ ~Ued ~ art and Mrs. Carol Proffitt. The wright Mrs: Ro~rt Glbbe, ·.;\; report for bla department ~bow- rival at Holzer BMpltal Wed- aad Mrt. Coared The Sewing Club mel OD Tue8- tbete, a queslloa and anawer 'J were . . eot •· eanor theme is, "A New Day 1D Mrs Rooert Oliver Miss JWJ· lng flte departmettt members nesday morning of Injuries re- lhla aad Devld, Mn. day aflemooo at the borne ot periA>d coocerlllng Lakin followMVl~~~nd Christian Teaching." Proceeds ice ·Henry aad Mi~• cOrol ·:: · tr.veled 7100 miles, lnvestlgat- celved after he hnd been struck ~ttersoa, Mr. and Mrs. Mn. Nolaa Swaothamer. Dur- ed. Mrs. ry · ' ltrom the school will he sent to He! are Cecilia · t>ed 17 ICI!Idenls resulting in 8 by 8 Trallways bus on Rl. z at aid Van ~ke, Tltla, Mark lng the social hour refreshments i Next weo1t lhe Dlltrlct Gov- Vlco ~=fary-:! lA~~· the child care cen~r at Beck- : : : · aad '::'ab Caraey. " (leriOI!al Injuries and $11,125 ""~'elt. Steve, Mr. aad Mrs. aerved to Mrs. D. A. ,ernor, w. A. "Tony" Powell, Weaver, • urer • ley, W. Va. ·" properly damoge, issuea m road \'/au h Is the son of Mr and Kelling, aad CraJa, !\In, Mra. James MacKnight, Jr., wD1 make biB official •lsll Mrs. ThehDI Capehart, Hlstor 1 • • Primary: Mrs. Beu1ab a. • ~law cllallona, made 42 misde- Mrs. ~erschel Waugb .A~hton Gaines, !\ln. Hlrlam Eulab MacKnight, Mrs. to the Club. He will meet wllb Jan •· Mrs. =!D~ i heM:•d.Marga~~ ~~ rock, Mrs. George MeFarla~ le: meanor arrests and 4 felony ar· who survives Ia additi~n to lw~ Betty Ohlinger, lloliSb, Mrs. B. L. Dy~· ~ the secretary and president al l ~plaiJo - ld · 1 ' I ~tr :ge ~ eLena ·~Jbk Mrs. Paul Huber, !\ln. DaDas .... rests, aerved 80 court papers of brothers and four sisters The er, Janice lllld Kim L. c. 1\ousb, Mrs. R. . 5:00, the le@Uiar meelillg wiU I e oew pres ea pr . ov-1 regll! a on, ss Cndle, Mrs. t.rry Bumgamer,-.. both criminal and civil actioAS, body will he taken fro.;. the Miss Mary Kelling, !\ln. Mrs. Iierman Layne, he at e:oo, and club aasembly ier the bualneaa meetmg. The laad M~lnwl~e;enM In ::':g: :Mrs. Luther Tucker, Mrs. Judy .-: reoelved 33 Justice of Peace Mohr. Stevens Funeral Home Kelling, Mr.· and Mrs. F~ed~·,!· ~·jat7:15. They urge ali members•'f'up ~ ba.:Van = ~ ~~~~nd Ml e J~lfer -dr. IFialg and Mrs. William Fry. · 1 ra. a~,. · to pial lD aUtend. · 1 ve ~ P . e. . . 1 ss ' Helpers are Kathy Foglesong; .. warrants and served ll, and to the family residence at Ash- Kellllog, and Cheryl, bonked 57 persons io county ton where friends may call an- Woods, Mr. ond Mrs. Frank Howard_:agellhala, Mrs. Bit!. Tbooe alteadiDfl were Her- Ialtellding the m= divroe::: kle. : Debbie Jones, Cinda FbglesotJI, : jaU. er 2 p. m. Friday. Kelling, Sr., Mrs. Billie theTho~~· ...,,.,.; man Layne, Donald Rouah, ::;to ,two~":!!M gett'mg· ~:.t l Refreshment committee ill' Barbara Critea aad Nancy Prof· ., Members of the local Sheriff's en, Fred, Frank aad .,.. m~~ ... Floyd Carmack, IUchard Ord, 1 ue '· .,..~ 1 - - - - -1lilt. ' .. deparlmeot 1n addition to SlierFred KelllJig, Fred A. lllld he held on August 9th at Jack Flesher, Rome William- Idue& oolleeted wiD I» t1te en on SUnday, with a pienlcl Junior Department· Mrs. 1fi Johnaon are· Chief Deputy bara, Mr. aad Mro. Walter bome d. Mrs. O!Ue Roush son Harry Miller Edwla Steltl.Jnora and lite loaing tearu Idinner served at noon. IFred Taylor, Mr. Frallk CapeMlllard Babtead and deputies aJSef eS ling, J~ Carla and K I Mrs. R. J'. Bryant 18 eo- Arthur Thabet, RaJpb Whl~ treat the ~~Mrs. ~: i Mr. aad Mrs. John McGI'I!w 1bart, Mrs. Rosemary Cook and Floyd Stover, Al'(a Sulli¥an aod Mrs. Bessie Mitchell, Mr. more, Robert GUmore, Frank~~~ Mrap S bllo.l S 'th l and tamDy of Buckhannon, W Mrs. Joe Jpnes. Helper MISS lldDey HtK\dlelton. Mrs. Jack RatclUI, aad eBEROKEE Capolmr~ Ra¥. Marcus Trough, . Ca ~ of tho "in.~·. ml Va., visited relali•es here re- ' Linda Perry. . . _ __:_·garet, 0. T. Oblln~. Tho Cherokee Home Demon- Karl Wllea, Ne!Joa Jennings, I P · cently. 1 Nursery, Mjss Janice ,ct'ites. aad Pamela, Mr. and M alrallon Club mel at the bome iLewis Summers, Sbeldoni The aezt meeting wiD he .00 J - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - -Shoulder Broken RAVENSWOOD - Joe H. Frank Kelling, Jr., and o1 Ollie Browning with seven Roush Rev. Simpson o1 Ches· • August 8th at 7:30 at the Leg~on : When Hit by Auto Witlts~s. Manager ol Kaiser and Etzanna. Drillcoll, ali present. Each mem· ter, o'. WaldeH Roush of Glen.! HaD with Mrs. Thelma Cape- : EASr TERMS ... Aluminum's Raveoswood Works, Columbw;, Obto; Mr. and her WBll weighed In for the !ville, W. Va ., lllld the guest :hart and Mrs. SybU Snuth as i' •'~~~~~ PT. PLEASANT _ Mrs. Mar- announced today the transfer Don Montgomery, oew f18111e "Take Off Pouads. nl speakers. ' hostesses. aret somerville, 76, of Southand promotion of five men. ond Melinda of Belpre, Mr. They wW 'weigh Ia at each ATI'EMD €AMP ! Those attending were Mrs. 1 aide, w. Va. was taken to Hoi- They are: . Mrs. George HeBBOB and · and if any one has l Boy Scout Troop 256 have : Charlotte Roush, Mrs. Judy !er Hospital Wedneslay at 4:45 -To Kaiser's home office in of Point Pleassnl, Mr. and beyond Jbeir "Should returned from a week at Camp i Brow•. Mrs. Tbelma Capehart, •! p.m. where she was admitted Oak laud, California, go Don Jess Roush, Mrs. weight, they will pay a Arrowhead. Attrnding from the : Mrs. Kathleen Roll!!b, Mrs. suffering from a broken should- Watters, Sheet and Plate Plant Roush HopkiRB and Donna of one cent per .pound. Troop were: Steve Morris, IIva Capehart, Mrs. Nora Trrpp. tr. Manager, and OtlD Vondrak, Buffalo, N. Y., Donald F. The Jesson "Quick Meals for Gary Tedesco, Jeff Ball, Jeff IMrs. Sybil Snuth, Mrs. Lola . Mrs. Somerville lO'P' slruck Reduction · Plaht Manager at ger, Mrs. Alma Hesson, the Family" was given by Veo- Hart, Larry Frey, Randy Roi!Sb, Weaver, Mrs. Sadie Warth, Mrs. 1 by 1 car 1111 Rl. 17 as she step- Ravenswood. Katy Root, Mr. and Mrt. ita Stone. Ronnie ZOrkle and Scoutmaster Ella Roush and the hostesses, 1 peel Into the path of the vehicle - Watlers is replaced by Wa Hesson, Sbaoo and Troy, Aftendiog were Juanita Jack P'rey. Mrs. Mary M. Rolllb and Mrs . . fA> crll!s the highway. The car reo L. Cooper, formerly Rolf- and Mrs. Nick Roush and Maysel Clevenger, Vel- Awards were ea!'lled by Eleanor Roi!Sh. WBll driven by Harold Ray lng Superintendent at Ravens- erl, Mr. aad Mrs. Cbarles ma Willa Sciles, Steve Morris for Senior Patrol HOFFMAN REUNION Bush, 29, Galllpalls. The driver wood. Vondrak Is replaced by Roush, Becky and Joey, aU 8ally Smith, Veolta Stone !lender: Larry Frey -Seoul The !lllth aonual Hoffmao l I ...,o ......., •• t· , • S~n!!hel, ·. I DRESSES ! ' ·'.. ' Repo1.,...;;d L, PT. PLEASANT - Funeral CIIAIILEY BOV8B u:; J,J.y service for Gary Keith Waugb, A· reunion of tile · 18, Ashton, will be held Satur· Roush lamDy was held on ,MaSOn ShlW.:f( · day at 2 p. m. In Ball's Chapel day at the borne of Mr. e1•1 · Church with the Rev. Alex Mrs. CUfl Roush lll'!ow 10 I:.!te · . Month's Duties ' 'I .. .. !'.I . . . . j - DaRy M.lMrRl.AIIIl, Oblo (tiP!) - u.s. ~ champ~on BUiy PT. PlEASANT _ With t500 check ocore liheell. Bollzman, Barley (I) aad (ll lmtlap) . . :. lrihulion to the enlji'e mpon 1 l of the world's Casper seemed lA> have ani in prizes being oifered, ihe first Arrangements 1M tile tourna- Btmdley. LP-Holtzman 1&-11). Clilcinnali · · CongreumJ" Walter B. ltfoel· tw _their ""~~~ bard pii!St golfers launched their ezcellent chance, adding, "he Is tl!ld hopefully annual) Jake ment were completed last INIO INIO 010 INIO INIO J- a U 0 ler today bY wire ';;~ work 'IIKi ID>:~• warrl!ll 1ssault oo the t.kewood playing the best game at the I Somerville Real Estate Invita- at a meeliog which Included Los Anc 000 001 000- I 7 0 St. Louis · · secre~ · Ill. AtrtcWII!r ' Or- the fuU and CO!iii'I*Bioolle ..,_ Coun\l'Y Club today in qu.. t of present." · uonal golf tournament will he Jake Somervllle, Paul Somer. Pitts 200 000 Olx- S e 100 000 000 1110 INIO o- 1, •• 0 9llle I:.. ~•n. . to llll!lllute tenUon of the .Federal. agooey top !11011<!1' tn the fourth annual casper, of course, has staged Aug. 21 througb Sept. 5 ville, Howard Satmders, Keith_ SuiiOD, Regu (7) w Tor· Maloney, McCool Ill), DaYid-110 . ~·- ~of~ ebarced , with lbe · ~poaslblUty 1 $1011,000 Cleveland Open chilli" already put four ~otches on h•s at Hidden Valley Counlry Club. Arnold for Tom Role Slid Wi~ bur& IWseboro (7); Veale (12- , 1011 118), Nollebarl (lllb), . 'IJI(I ~~· jf"::0';" ~~:!t of asslallog • · plonsiiiP. belt, making h•m the only · JJam Ran1JD Jr. Jeau JeweU 8) and Gooden. LP-&tlloll 1.. Coker, Edwards (13): Jack....; 11eter\nme 11 . . . q1111druple victor this year. With GoHen from five clUes .- of 2814 Meadowbrook Drive wiD 1). iiR-C!emeute (17th). BrUa 110), Hoerner (II), ants' USDA 'l:;ugbl DENTAL PROILEM Included lD the field was 11160 winnings amounting Ia Pooteroy, Mason, tlalllpo!IS, be seCretary for the ioUJ11ey. -Dennis (II) ond McCarver. WP r tance can &lV· Dental authorities report defendiog cbamploo Dan Sikes, $1113,200, a victory bere would Pt. Plesssnt and Ravenswood- Additional Information will San Fran 011 ooo 711-11 11 o -McCool (7~). LP-Brlles (4- an. _ 1 that tho blagest dental · probwbo rolled in a 30-footer on the would put him that much closer bave been invited to parllcl· be revealed laler. New York 000 1N11J 010- 1 g 3 10). HR-Helms 17th). Represenlallya jlfoojler, ... ,. lem for persona over 30 II aum final bole a year ago, nipping 1to craklng the all-time rec..-d pate, according to sponsor Jake _ Perry 1111-2) lllld Baller· Amel'lea IMpt IIU'ning' to WililbiDitoft from dJaorders, lndleatfMI are that the ~te Tony Lema by a single! of $140,7:1! set by Jack NicklaliS Somerville. BREWER PROMOTED Fisher, G!lrdner (7), Beatftarth Ball 000 ZOI 030- ~II 0: appe~~rances ll tile Perry, Vln- 1as oae gJ'OWI older, toolh -destroke to wolk off with the , last year. "We hope to make tbls an Roger c. Brewer, son of Mr. (7), Hepler 18) lllld Stephenaon. Cleve 005 100 211<- 9 If 1 loll, and Lawrence County .cay decreases but gum jrOII$25,000 first money. I annual event" Somerville said and Mrs. Ralph Brewer, Port- LP-Fisber (7-11). BRa--Hal-' Palmer, Bnbender (I) aad hlrl,. lmporlao~ aarieuJII!tal :blea Increase. Given at least even odds for A surVt'Y indicates that Call- in making th~ announcement to- land, who 1s a u. s. Marine, ler, 2 (21st & 221111), Barl Roznovsky; Siebert, Tlanl 18)- . .. -1 retainillg his title: Sikes wasn:t;rormans are the greatest con· day. He Is aiming at an tnvita· has been promoted to lance (Dn!), Elliot ISrd), aad Azcue. WP-8lehert (ll~l- 1 making any predictions on th••;sumers of cottage cheese. lional comparable to the !leek's corporal. He will have served LP - Palmer (12-5). IIlii - 1 All Rtnlli~lng S.le ShMs F!'Om Our year's eventual winm.'1' as play, They consume about seven loll ament staged each year In Viet Nom one year on 5ept Houston 3&1 000 0112- I Ill Powell 2 t23rd II 14th), Bowena 1 got under way 111 the par·7l, :pounds a year per person, ' 1 ~ Albans Jst. Phlla 110'.1 010 Olx- 7 IJ 0 (Sib), F. RobiDioD 2 (UCMI "I Semi·Annual Clear1nce Are Still On 6,777-yard layout. , which is 50 per cent more 1 The' 54 . bol~ medal play (no ATTENDS roNFERENCB Zachary, Semhera (J), t.lolllnl), Wbltlleld (20th), Browol He did remark, however, thatllhan the U. S. aversge. bandleap) will get under way Miss Harriett Walab, daugb- man 16), Oweu (7) and Heath: 13rd). Slit During ••• Monday Aug 29 with 18 quali· ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Jacboo, Knowleo II) and lying h~les ·lD 'determine the Walsh, wos the Mason EUB Dalrumpla. WP-L. Jackson Boeton 010 000 100- 2 4 0, !l<llfers' flight for the chamJ>- delegate to altend the Youth I Minn 100 010 D2x- 7 12 01 ·ansh·ps The qualifying boles Fellowship cooference at Estes Sbeldon, l..onborl (5), Oslnald l 1 1 ~ leted by 4 P m Park Colorado for a week. lbe 16), Sllgman (6) and Ryan; 1 mus c:omp · · left by chartered bus 1 rom Boewell (11-4) and Salley. LPSPECIAL RACK Saturday, Se~ ~ I ill he Clarksburg W Va aloogl 8tJ' Sheldon 16-12). lllls-Demeter I The next do e5 sbe~Innlna with deleg~tes- fro.;; ali (lith), Yaslrzemskl (lith), played Sept. 4 an .-~ al 8 a. m. Labor Day wookend. the slate. Wash lllll 002 001- 4 1 0 There will oe a 110 entrance The croak lllld tile drumllsh &an ctty 100 100 tc»- 3 1 o1 SPECIAL SAVINGS 'FRIDAY & SATURDAY fee,_which !'ill Include the golf,"'"' the heat"!.t.ematen In the Richert, Bumpbroya (&), Sizes 5 to 22112 a dinner and refreshmeuts on marine world. AnlENS, Oblo (UPI) - De- Lines <8), Kflne (8) and the course. It must he pa1d he- There are about :IJJO bones 111 fending cbamp!Dn Grove City Casanova; Odom, Stock (7), All Marked fore the qualifying round. the human •keleiA>n. and Cincinnati Bently, the only Sanden <8) aad Roof. WPDown for ' .. . The dmner Will be Sunday Pollen 0 , the c:attan plant 11 remaining uadefealed teams, Rlcberl (11-9). LP-Odom U-1). Regular 3.99,4.99 & 5.99 evening, Sept 4. lnfi81I1Dlable lace each other IA>day !n the HR-Grem (Sib). WOMEN'S KEDmES - - 2.50 1nd 3.50 Age limit for the !Duroamen1 · American Legion Junior Baseis 16 years and Howard SaunLeg1l Notice ball Tournamenl (lat game) Regular 3.99 to B.99 .. Discontinued Styles the tourney. uoA• NOT It I Grove Clly advsnced by edg- Chicago 100 000 001- 1 I I Friday & Saturday Winter rules will ~pply. And ,..,. ........,. ww ... • ... lng weaster, 7-6, Wed•eaday Detroit 000 000 lOS- 3 I 0 WOMEN'S KEDS 2.00 1nd 5.00 women will be used •lD the first •u• ..,. " wbom ,.,.., " a. D. 1 -"·moon lllld Clnclnnall downed How-' • • 80::1 91. INnJp, GoerrlaJ P•lll WilL CliP.:: ~ -w. WDhelm (V) aad. Shop Early For ders of Gallipolis will manage 2IJl ....,..., • ....._ Ashley, H, the flrst defeats Ia Romano, McNertney (I); Ll>Regular 6.99 to 10.99 and championship flights to !;:;:;· .~":::i. the dmlble • ellminai!Dn tourna- Uch II~) aad McFarlane. LP Miss America Sm1rtaire Bargains In This .' """"'· couto""~ 0 '"'" wu• ... ment for the two losers -Howard (11-2) HRa-Berry FLATS, LOAFERS, DRESS SHOES _ RETURNS TO RILEY ~~!~ ~~w.l\.'"::;o ';: 00. action In today'~ mom- 17th), Norlbrap . lith), Fin1l Summer Pvt. Tommy Nolao Lane bas f.;,.:!.:,"~~:,:"::; "'::;; 1ng round put Ashley a&alnst (Znd game) 3.00, 3.88, 4.88, 6.88 returned to Fort Riley, Kansas, '"'" •ou. or wbom ..,.., " - • · BillJboro t.ncaster o-•te Chicago 010 000 OliO- I 11 0 Clearance At The .. J6 llal111on. Dcajoll. CIU.fondu Wlbba ' t'l"""""' 1 rompJete wbere he will a ow , '"" ...,.. u o • L Piqua with steubeDvl1le drawing Detroit 101 000 ~ S 7 J Regul1r 13.99 & 14.99 more weeks . of tr_aining. HiS ;;,l.balh ::ree\7 ~;;.:._ {::,':,• :.~:': 1 bye. 'nle losers of tbOie two Llmabe, Blgbul (1), WD· WOMEN'S NATURALIZERS 7.88 1nd 8.811 wife, Belly, hves With her par- wm ••• ...,. , ... wUL bolll ., games are eliminated and the helm (4), Laebr (7) and eots, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Klein ~ro':',dec!~m:~",~ wilmen advance to the after.. RamaDa; Podret, Sbeny (I) 1'"""'0 " . . . lobori R\oha...... of Laural CliH' He Is the 1011 of •-..&111 ---• _,,ch Wleltersbam II) ' Am•lrre (I) ' of wbolll ftlllkll at • IOatb DOOU a-.uu ww WID pare ••· laiC &.. POMEROY Mr. and Mrs. Calvin t.ne of Lemon. •JooJon, coJUo""~ ''"" IUf\'lvOI'I to two teama Honbouquetta <8) and MePIJ'o """"" '"' "" .C~t~J~a. ..,. "' .....__ <• '7) · LPMiddleporl wbom rulde at lt'la Edaa Balle ..._'Wednesday's action, '1D addl· IIDe. WP-'I.AJl."Mil" ::.~o~oc~:_-. .r:!:tate~~ Uan to the afternoon wu,t by Sberrylth (&-I). HR-Romuo ..._ ,... ... ton& t....., Grove ,..... aad Clndtm"' aaw I ). lldoD WW aad lOla WUl. boUI ., ""'.1 Finall l.ldies' -iid-;;1144 ~· . ... ~i:"" ;r:E=l!.~ ~~ (l31b>• _· A~prorDonte ,Drought Harm ~::h:!!~;:~:~ Open Attracts Top Golfers Will Begin on August 29 :. ·' • �•"P 0· - -~ • "<"••o • • • • • • O - • ... • • , --- . .. ... , .. 0 • ..... '; . ~.. l • ' Mystery Hides CoiUllbia Will Real Story of' Continiie l~s ·: · ' 2 Events Interest Dairy Farmers M~ farmers are lllviled IDI 'l'lle first Is a Dairy Farmlerative Eilenslon Servl.., of• urea oorn silage and high mo stwt dairy events next week M'inaremant Tour nul Tues· Melp, Ga!Ha, Lawrence iiHI ture corn, dairy waste mana , , • wh1ch •hnuld be vital to every· i day, Auaust 9, to Fairfield Coun- Jackson counues. ment, and profitable dairy farmone tn the dairy buelness, C. ty. This is sponS<>red by the The ' in• Iomorrow r:l E. Blalc.,Jee, County Agent,' Jackson Area Extension Center event opens at IO:~ •- .,. · · · laid loday. I iri coo ration with the Coo m. at lhe Walter Kull Farm, i During lhe afternoon Gov. PT. PLEASANT - William I Bent Inside Colambla 'I U - --pe p- Route 3, Lancaster, which " James A Rhodes, will break H Roblnoon, It, Ashton, who Columbio Gas ol OHio, II-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aue. 4, 1966 21; miles north of Lanoas~r ground for a new building to was with Gary Waugh 'when i loday announced it wiD ~~:~1 on U. S, Rou~ 33 At Ibis stop bouse the auditorium, library, both were struck by 1 Trail· i to provide natural gao the mllding herd of 35 Hoi: ~d statistics laboratory. He ways bus Wi!dne&day 3:50 I en the otetns will be expaQIIed la~r to Will also address the datrymcn. on Rt 2 Is listed in fair co"lll·l around SO to 110 cows. Some of The final talk on the afternoon lion at Hol•er HoopitaL Young the Interesting items there will program Will be Makmg Small [Waugh was dead on arrival at be rota~on pasture. new silent ~erds More CompetJt•ve, by ' the hospitaL automatic bunk feeding, use nf J ohn Speicher. i Sta~ police Silt Jack ParsoDJ, 1 He 18 Professor • Dairy grass and corn silage. Dt- one of the lnveetlgllting officers In the afternoon the tour will part!"ent, Michigan State Urn· of the accident, alated Wednee· go to the Bob and Paul Ely . verSJty, East Lansm~:. day that ho hol"!d to be able to fllrm, Route 3, Lancaster, 11; quesUon Robln&On loday and · miles north of Lancaster on u. clear up mystery sui'J'<)tJndinlll S. Route 33. the accident. Sgt. Pamns statFarmers wishing to share eel, despite rumors, there was I transportation may call at tbe <Continued From Page One) no evidence on the scene at Et~nsion Office. The group ed. to Indicate anything ' 1 Ho&sett, i· wlll leave the Extension Office Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. ieloe tinJn that lhe yt!Uths, for at 8:30 a. m. Tuesday. ~ and Armco Steel Corp. Wednes- l some unknown re&son at the The seoond event is the 39tb , day joined Inland Steel Co. In : time,. were silting 'or lying on An_nual ~h10 Da1ry Day at the raising the price of sheet and the highway when struck by a Oh1o Agm.-ultural Research and strip stell, widely used in con- passiilg bus. The clearing up of , Development Center at Woost- sumer goods, by $2 10 $3 a tun . _several unanswered questions er l'rlday, August 12th, start- , ts hoped to be gained with talkIng at 10 a. m. •EDT) ·N lng to RobinS<>n when he is able During the morning tbe pro- ! 0 More Laugh1 to be questioned. gram will be devoted to three I HOLLYWOOD - LENNY · differenl topics: Answers for ! ~ruce, the "sick JOke'' . comed- 1 Today, Feedwg Answers for tan who had a fancy lor nor- ; c..,od Vocational ONE GROUP Todny, and Answers for Tomor- cotics and off - color . stones, i School to be Ke row. These include •lfalfa wee- has been found deod In hiS i COLUMBUS (UP() Ford YJl and the dairyman Oh,·o·o picturesque home and police j Mt C If' . I 'd Wed Voluu to $4.00 · ' ld h " a or o. o 1c1a SRI nesnew umform milk inspection sa deat probably was d night ood . · caused b na c0 1 " oy a g vocational program, processmg high quali. Y r Jcs. ucatlon soon will be as reliable I)' roughage for dairy cattle Bruce s nude body was found k -- -·· ' Wednesday night in the bath· e ey 10 success as a co11 ege ONE GROUP room of his Hollywood Hill) degree for young peo~le. . h 1 E. F. Laux, Ford v1ce presthome wh.•c h ove~ 100 k5 1 e dent tor marketing, said the U. famed Sunset Stnp. S. economy is creating the demand for better vocational edu· Vafuu to $29.95 Tight Money Ea1ed j cation and the means to provide WASHINGTON - A SENATE it : Tile OJVIn aounded the wedding march. There BOY'S committee has taken .a first - · lelllilhler and tears and·'a blur of faces In the step toward easing the current : Pollution Aid May crowd. People asying, "What a most beautiful tight money situation facing : T·Shlrts ond Briefs Funeral services for William horne and apartment builders. ' Be for Some State!! bride." "- they alwaya do. Because It's always Li9le Johnson and his son. true. An annlverury or wedding day calls tor a $l49 Wednesday, the banking and ! UNIVERSITY PARK, lor James Arlie Johnson, will be gift liiiiMY~ how much you care. currency committee approved a' IUPI ) - A Pennsylvania health held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the bill increasing by $3 billion the official called loday tor federal • •ntr ·,~ . ... rt 'i-.' .. Mount Olive BapUst Church in purchasing authority of the legislation to help sta~s solve Hurri cane, W. Va., with the Federal National Mortgage the problem of pollution from FOR JfiUNNIVERSARY White ond Colorod Voluu to $4.25 Rev. Jerry Mal\ters, Pastor of DR WEDPINI Yll!l wish Association. abandoned mines. the Pomeroy Church of Christ, to re~l'j ou( Such aid, said Dr. Ralph E. and Rev. Homer CUrry, Hamlin, Dwork, state deputy secretary BUIOYI gift wattfl W. Va ., officiating. TITLES TOTAL 11 of heallh, should be available colltction. 2 for $5.00 The bodies will be at the :r;w car titles issued in Oll!y to those stales which have Chapman Funeral Home fn 11elgs County during July enacted "stringent" laws con......,. ....... ftt fXtelltiWf lOok Winfield until Friday when they totaled 79, It was rcpomd I<> I trolling pollution from active 6n Jrtc:IM 141 &010. 11 jewtll, Wltl'f)lleof•, Ikard Sblf, Yetlo•. will be taken to the new Chap. by the Title Division of , mines. $1"·" man . -;- uneral Home near Hurri· Meigs County Clerk of Courts ..,......... MAL". A b11uliful oane. From there they will ' be Evelyn Lucke's office. Olher ·cHALLENGE OFFERED llilptttt w8ftll &f liiiK JO\d. 17 taken to the church one hour new vehicles purchased dur-The Pomeroy Pony League Jewels. TIIDtrld tlplfnlan llrRtltt. 'fellow 11 'Wblta. ipLII fore services. the tnonth were 15 trucks will hal William bisle JohnS<>n ' . . tr•'lers and IS ' c lenge the Gallipolio PhUII.. in a practice game lour brothers, Kelllleth, Winfield, Used vehicle titles totaled 187 the fight& at lhe SyraWyatt and Willard, St. Albans, with 166 being for cars 16 fori • .,.. baseball park tonlgbt. and Bemle, of Scot Depot, W. and five for cy~les. Va.. three sisters , Zula Searls Court St., Pomeroy and Nannie Colwell, Hurricane, and Verble Eblin, Buena Park. PORTER FTI.F.S California. One sister preceded Frank W. Porter, Jr. lncum· For rour oll'll aakt, do 11 BuiO,. - : rely on an him In denlh . Mr. Johnson is bent Meigs County Court '!fudge Authorized BulovaJeweltr. Fatal Accident I Bud11et Plan I All S8Qsonable Merchandise I UPJ Bri•efS !A Straw Hats $1.00 $2.99 Value 2 '1.89 SPORT COATS 1 '15.00 Fathet;So~ Are Announced UNDERWEAR 3 . -. DRESS SHIRTS .eii sale $2.65 I SWIM WEAR Y2 PRICE SHIRTS fl-59 lor $J.OO jo... group Mtrt't tummtt •.:::I FRIDAY & SATURDAY, AUG. 5-6 I'· t.,,, I I ' ' < • PLATFORM BEAUTIFUL SQUAD CAlLED The Pomeroy emergency ltiuad was called to the Mid· west Steel Co., today at 8:45 a. m. where William Oblinger sui· fered a possible broken leg, II an accident. Ohlinger was taken to Ve~ans Memorial Hoopital by the !!QUid. REINFORCED VINYL OR NYLON COVERING --- I IIAXE SALE · SET The Middleport Boys' Baseball Leque will hold a lllle Saturday at I a. m. at the Westem AlllO bllklllnl In Mid- dleport. s 95 ---- PLAN OPEN HOUSE All open bouse bas been by !load start Program oH!oiala at Syracuse Eletnentary !ICboal lot ' Friday, August '' lrom lD to i1 1. m. Parents lnteruted ia 11M pfOII'Im are -u.Dy lmllld. UCENSES ISSUED .. and ABBOTT MIDDLEPORT, 0. licenseo !sauetl Ia Meigs Probate :OUr! Wednesday Charles Thnmaa Sprouse, Z'l, Pomeroy, IJld Mabel Ann Sel· len, ~. Portland . Melvin Doulla• Billard, 23, Long Bottom, Marriage Connie !il~~;---------------------------~~and Chesler. Lee Spencer, KJ l ~:.·~.t::r.:::= I( l I I I X) K I Pti!t iba SUBPRISEANSIFJ bm ( "'MiwMt ·;.-,lrr•l•r"• !Ju•ult~, -II' IOtnoffO'W~ (lOON fDIUM OOIO"S KIN.LY j .-\••~""" Wllol r.lorltf't rhor ur~aloolr wood ojtM _.. -do-LOO!IOOOD Mr. and Mrs. John Starkey, Charles, Mike, and Pat, Sugar Grove, were weekend guests of his mother, Ruth Starkey. Point Rm·k The Gene Jeffers family pic- · nicked at Lake Hope State j Park on Sunday. Soriety Notes SMety Notes I FRIDAY 69c ...h 2 ,., '1 PllfCHICK MEN'S SUITS NOW l price '2.45 . No alteratlonal!lease T-Shirts and Briefs 3 ' " 'F' 2 One Group Koratron Penna Press Slacks Small Sizes . $J.95 PER PAUl Knit Henley, Surfer and Golf Shirts $5.00 Value-42.65 MEN'S lor ' '5·00 Troplcol Worotod Dacron and Wool Docron ond Royon ROUSH'S SHOE·STORE · MIDDLEPORT, BLACK ITALIAN ·LOAFER THONGS 10c CLOSEOUT PRICE--- I .I I)_ SUMMER JEWELRY ! OFF .. '4.99 WOMENS White or Black 5 and 6 SPORT COATS N 6: M Wldlho '2.00 To School $2.59 each - 2 for $5.00 1 LOT IVY LEAGUE PIN CHECK WORK PANTS BROKEN GIRLS Morpul Triple Roll sox KEDS and KEDmES Broken Sizes 2 ..1r 88c '2.00-$3.00 Chlldret~~& CRIB MAnRESS SHEETS BETTER ' TENNJS~ 0 21nx2'x4' $ 1·0:0 ., ,.1' ' OXFORD&. S2.00 ' ' SUMMEll . SHOES _;. :.:. '< q Ribbed Sox SIZES 7-10 3 $1 .f5 pair SUMMER SUITS Values $39.95 to $75.00 Now $28.88 te $44.88 STRAW HATS DOLLAR DAYS - - - - - - VANGUARD'S FLOOR·GUARD ·ENAMEL INTERIOR-EXTERIOR PORCH and FLOOR ,,. Mom btes pride In 1te BEAUTY, ·tlii · eltlldr8il 1IICe Ita TOUGHNESS , , o,: , 1114 Did, ~ weteomia II ADAPTABJ'i.rtY ind ECONQMY. QUJ~Y DRIES TO A FULL GLOSS ~ tar floor.~ f~. wood~._. ~~I· ·,, ~ boat., bicycles, DIICI!inU71 ill:, .... Womens 2 Pco. & 1 Pee. LADIES SUMMER DRESSES Summer Skirts Seei'IVcker Suits J ...., •• cotton•, Dacrono. Junlon, Hoff Sino, Ml- ! prtte • V•lues To $S:9s _ __ _ _ __ 1 LOT LADIES SUMMER BLOUSES SU-R SPORTSWEAR l OFF I DOLLAR DAYS---- MANY OTHER ITEMS SUB$TANTIAUY LOT Ladies Blouses ~-S9,.ch 2 REDUCED! BAHR, CLOTHI ·tAiddleport~ Ohio 22, ,, -~ .- . T.£ SWIM TRUNKS 25% OFF LADIES il\.00 MENS 15.95 - - - - - - 25 PAIR wo- _ a ChliJNIIII { WHITE 1 LOT SHORT SLEEVE Summer Shirts, Cotton Knits Voluu To $5.00 ~i!ii Flats-Stacks and Dnn Shoes D.IHontlnuod Stylu Jutt A Fow Loft _ lick MI""J_., o. MISS AMERICA & SMARTAIRE • CANVAS TENNIS OXFORD VALUES $25.00 to $39.95 _ _ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE· I. MENS MENS SUMMER VALUIS TO AA-B·D WIDTHS 0. I Dol lor boyo Fri., Sat. RUBBER . > ~ ' FOAM ~. '• : ,, , ' SPECIAL BUY! i I IFRIDAY & SATURDAY -AUGUST ,... i SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS! MIN'S SLACKS POM&ROY "The Home of Arrow Shirts" I All On Our R.ckslnside The Store. Retluced one-third SUMMER SUITS IERMUDA SHORTS REDUGDI Greatl Reduced! 15.95 Value & SATURDAY- AUG. 5, 6 BARGAINS For The Entire Family! WORK PANTS ONE GROUP !' election said Wednesday• .Porter is expected to be unopposed for the pool. It is non - parti- PLAN BARBECUE The Cltes~r Volunteer Fi"' Department wUl sponsor a ebicken barbecue and ice cream social SUnday beginning at 11 a. m. at lhe Cbes~r fire ho\lae. Proceeds wlll be used for th& paynnent on the department'• pumper truck. KER VARIETY OF COLORS Voluu to $2.50 eJec~ PICNIC HELD The S<olctl Fouroome held a picnic dinner at the Pomeroy Golf Club July 31. Winnen of the events were Harmon O'Brien and Myrtle Sisson, Jlm O'Brien and Beulah Strauss, VIvian Wi..,. and Art StrnUB&, Heney 0'· Brien and Joe Sisson, and Russ Brown and Aley Gordon. NowUfiDI'Ithtctrdocllt!lero CAPS '1.00 NECK TIES tion post forfora re four· year riled tohisthepetition term, officials of the board of san . I ' ONE GROUP DOWNIE-GROSS Goessler Jewelry Store Kenneth E. Crabtree returned to Fori Knox, Ky. on fti·j day. He waa accompanied by Mrs. Kenneth E. Crabtree and · her brother, Walter Jordan. -REDUCED I Henley Madra• '1.00 Services for .. - ' KNIT siJ~nR SHIRTS MIN'S BElTS \ R..fLCORj I 'Greatly ! Winf-ield. ~an:d~De:h:· ,.~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~:;,;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;~"""~'"~~~··~'~~·~~';'~"';"';·~··~· ~ ·;:,_~so~n~o~f~O=sC~ll~r ., ' ·, '. ' l SlOO ·' �•"P 0· - -~ • "<"••o • • • • • • O - • ... • • , --- . .. ... , .. 0 • ..... '; . ~.. l • ' Mystery Hides CoiUllbia Will Real Story of' Continiie l~s ·: · ' 2 Events Interest Dairy Farmers M~ farmers are lllviled IDI 'l'lle first Is a Dairy Farmlerative Eilenslon Servl.., of• urea oorn silage and high mo stwt dairy events next week M'inaremant Tour nul Tues· Melp, Ga!Ha, Lawrence iiHI ture corn, dairy waste mana , , • wh1ch •hnuld be vital to every· i day, Auaust 9, to Fairfield Coun- Jackson counues. ment, and profitable dairy farmone tn the dairy buelness, C. ty. This is sponS<>red by the The ' in• Iomorrow r:l E. Blalc.,Jee, County Agent,' Jackson Area Extension Center event opens at IO:~ •- .,. · · · laid loday. I iri coo ration with the Coo m. at lhe Walter Kull Farm, i During lhe afternoon Gov. PT. PLEASANT - William I Bent Inside Colambla 'I U - --pe p- Route 3, Lancaster, which " James A Rhodes, will break H Roblnoon, It, Ashton, who Columbio Gas ol OHio, II-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aue. 4, 1966 21; miles north of Lanoas~r ground for a new building to was with Gary Waugh 'when i loday announced it wiD ~~:~1 on U. S, Rou~ 33 At Ibis stop bouse the auditorium, library, both were struck by 1 Trail· i to provide natural gao the mllding herd of 35 Hoi: ~d statistics laboratory. He ways bus Wi!dne&day 3:50 I en the otetns will be expaQIIed la~r to Will also address the datrymcn. on Rt 2 Is listed in fair co"lll·l around SO to 110 cows. Some of The final talk on the afternoon lion at Hol•er HoopitaL Young the Interesting items there will program Will be Makmg Small [Waugh was dead on arrival at be rota~on pasture. new silent ~erds More CompetJt•ve, by ' the hospitaL automatic bunk feeding, use nf J ohn Speicher. i Sta~ police Silt Jack ParsoDJ, 1 He 18 Professor • Dairy grass and corn silage. Dt- one of the lnveetlgllting officers In the afternoon the tour will part!"ent, Michigan State Urn· of the accident, alated Wednee· go to the Bob and Paul Ely . verSJty, East Lansm~:. day that ho hol"!d to be able to fllrm, Route 3, Lancaster, 11; quesUon Robln&On loday and · miles north of Lancaster on u. clear up mystery sui'J'<)tJndinlll S. Route 33. the accident. Sgt. Pamns statFarmers wishing to share eel, despite rumors, there was I transportation may call at tbe <Continued From Page One) no evidence on the scene at Et~nsion Office. The group ed. to Indicate anything ' 1 Ho&sett, i· wlll leave the Extension Office Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. ieloe tinJn that lhe yt!Uths, for at 8:30 a. m. Tuesday. ~ and Armco Steel Corp. Wednes- l some unknown re&son at the The seoond event is the 39tb , day joined Inland Steel Co. In : time,. were silting 'or lying on An_nual ~h10 Da1ry Day at the raising the price of sheet and the highway when struck by a Oh1o Agm.-ultural Research and strip stell, widely used in con- passiilg bus. The clearing up of , Development Center at Woost- sumer goods, by $2 10 $3 a tun . _several unanswered questions er l'rlday, August 12th, start- , ts hoped to be gained with talkIng at 10 a. m. •EDT) ·N lng to RobinS<>n when he is able During the morning tbe pro- ! 0 More Laugh1 to be questioned. gram will be devoted to three I HOLLYWOOD - LENNY · differenl topics: Answers for ! ~ruce, the "sick JOke'' . comed- 1 Today, Feedwg Answers for tan who had a fancy lor nor- ; c..,od Vocational ONE GROUP Todny, and Answers for Tomor- cotics and off - color . stones, i School to be Ke row. These include •lfalfa wee- has been found deod In hiS i COLUMBUS (UP() Ford YJl and the dairyman Oh,·o·o picturesque home and police j Mt C If' . I 'd Wed Voluu to $4.00 · ' ld h " a or o. o 1c1a SRI nesnew umform milk inspection sa deat probably was d night ood . · caused b na c0 1 " oy a g vocational program, processmg high quali. Y r Jcs. ucatlon soon will be as reliable I)' roughage for dairy cattle Bruce s nude body was found k -- -·· ' Wednesday night in the bath· e ey 10 success as a co11 ege ONE GROUP room of his Hollywood Hill) degree for young peo~le. . h 1 E. F. Laux, Ford v1ce presthome wh.•c h ove~ 100 k5 1 e dent tor marketing, said the U. famed Sunset Stnp. S. economy is creating the demand for better vocational edu· Vafuu to $29.95 Tight Money Ea1ed j cation and the means to provide WASHINGTON - A SENATE it : Tile OJVIn aounded the wedding march. There BOY'S committee has taken .a first - · lelllilhler and tears and·'a blur of faces In the step toward easing the current : Pollution Aid May crowd. People asying, "What a most beautiful tight money situation facing : T·Shlrts ond Briefs Funeral services for William horne and apartment builders. ' Be for Some State!! bride." "- they alwaya do. Because It's always Li9le Johnson and his son. true. An annlverury or wedding day calls tor a $l49 Wednesday, the banking and ! UNIVERSITY PARK, lor James Arlie Johnson, will be gift liiiiMY~ how much you care. currency committee approved a' IUPI ) - A Pennsylvania health held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the bill increasing by $3 billion the official called loday tor federal • •ntr ·,~ . ... rt 'i-.' .. Mount Olive BapUst Church in purchasing authority of the legislation to help sta~s solve Hurri cane, W. Va., with the Federal National Mortgage the problem of pollution from FOR JfiUNNIVERSARY White ond Colorod Voluu to $4.25 Rev. Jerry Mal\ters, Pastor of DR WEDPINI Yll!l wish Association. abandoned mines. the Pomeroy Church of Christ, to re~l'j ou( Such aid, said Dr. Ralph E. and Rev. Homer CUrry, Hamlin, Dwork, state deputy secretary BUIOYI gift wattfl W. Va ., officiating. TITLES TOTAL 11 of heallh, should be available colltction. 2 for $5.00 The bodies will be at the :r;w car titles issued in Oll!y to those stales which have Chapman Funeral Home fn 11elgs County during July enacted "stringent" laws con......,. ....... ftt fXtelltiWf lOok Winfield until Friday when they totaled 79, It was rcpomd I<> I trolling pollution from active 6n Jrtc:IM 141 &010. 11 jewtll, Wltl'f)lleof•, Ikard Sblf, Yetlo•. will be taken to the new Chap. by the Title Division of , mines. $1"·" man . -;- uneral Home near Hurri· Meigs County Clerk of Courts ..,......... MAL". A b11uliful oane. From there they will ' be Evelyn Lucke's office. Olher ·cHALLENGE OFFERED llilptttt w8ftll &f liiiK JO\d. 17 taken to the church one hour new vehicles purchased dur-The Pomeroy Pony League Jewels. TIIDtrld tlplfnlan llrRtltt. 'fellow 11 'Wblta. ipLII fore services. the tnonth were 15 trucks will hal William bisle JohnS<>n ' . . tr•'lers and IS ' c lenge the Gallipolio PhUII.. in a practice game lour brothers, Kelllleth, Winfield, Used vehicle titles totaled 187 the fight& at lhe SyraWyatt and Willard, St. Albans, with 166 being for cars 16 fori • .,.. baseball park tonlgbt. and Bemle, of Scot Depot, W. and five for cy~les. Va.. three sisters , Zula Searls Court St., Pomeroy and Nannie Colwell, Hurricane, and Verble Eblin, Buena Park. PORTER FTI.F.S California. One sister preceded Frank W. Porter, Jr. lncum· For rour oll'll aakt, do 11 BuiO,. - : rely on an him In denlh . Mr. Johnson is bent Meigs County Court '!fudge Authorized BulovaJeweltr. Fatal Accident I Bud11et Plan I All S8Qsonable Merchandise I UPJ Bri•efS !A Straw Hats $1.00 $2.99 Value 2 '1.89 SPORT COATS 1 '15.00 Fathet;So~ Are Announced UNDERWEAR 3 . -. DRESS SHIRTS .eii sale $2.65 I SWIM WEAR Y2 PRICE SHIRTS fl-59 lor $J.OO jo... group Mtrt't tummtt •.:::I FRIDAY & SATURDAY, AUG. 5-6 I'· t.,,, I I ' ' < • PLATFORM BEAUTIFUL SQUAD CAlLED The Pomeroy emergency ltiuad was called to the Mid· west Steel Co., today at 8:45 a. m. where William Oblinger sui· fered a possible broken leg, II an accident. Ohlinger was taken to Ve~ans Memorial Hoopital by the !!QUid. REINFORCED VINYL OR NYLON COVERING --- I IIAXE SALE · SET The Middleport Boys' Baseball Leque will hold a lllle Saturday at I a. m. at the Westem AlllO bllklllnl In Mid- dleport. s 95 ---- PLAN OPEN HOUSE All open bouse bas been by !load start Program oH!oiala at Syracuse Eletnentary !ICboal lot ' Friday, August '' lrom lD to i1 1. m. Parents lnteruted ia 11M pfOII'Im are -u.Dy lmllld. UCENSES ISSUED .. and ABBOTT MIDDLEPORT, 0. licenseo !sauetl Ia Meigs Probate :OUr! Wednesday Charles Thnmaa Sprouse, Z'l, Pomeroy, IJld Mabel Ann Sel· len, ~. Portland . Melvin Doulla• Billard, 23, Long Bottom, Marriage Connie !il~~;---------------------------~~and Chesler. Lee Spencer, KJ l ~:.·~.t::r.:::= I( l I I I X) K I Pti!t iba SUBPRISEANSIFJ bm ( "'MiwMt ·;.-,lrr•l•r"• !Ju•ult~, -II' IOtnoffO'W~ (lOON fDIUM OOIO"S KIN.LY j .-\••~""" Wllol r.lorltf't rhor ur~aloolr wood ojtM _.. -do-LOO!IOOOD Mr. and Mrs. John Starkey, Charles, Mike, and Pat, Sugar Grove, were weekend guests of his mother, Ruth Starkey. Point Rm·k The Gene Jeffers family pic- · nicked at Lake Hope State j Park on Sunday. Soriety Notes SMety Notes I FRIDAY 69c ...h 2 ,., '1 PllfCHICK MEN'S SUITS NOW l price '2.45 . No alteratlonal!lease T-Shirts and Briefs 3 ' " 'F' 2 One Group Koratron Penna Press Slacks Small Sizes . $J.95 PER PAUl Knit Henley, Surfer and Golf Shirts $5.00 Value-42.65 MEN'S lor ' '5·00 Troplcol Worotod Dacron and Wool Docron ond Royon ROUSH'S SHOE·STORE · MIDDLEPORT, BLACK ITALIAN ·LOAFER THONGS 10c CLOSEOUT PRICE--- I .I I)_ SUMMER JEWELRY ! OFF .. '4.99 WOMENS White or Black 5 and 6 SPORT COATS N 6: M Wldlho '2.00 To School $2.59 each - 2 for $5.00 1 LOT IVY LEAGUE PIN CHECK WORK PANTS BROKEN GIRLS Morpul Triple Roll sox KEDS and KEDmES Broken Sizes 2 ..1r 88c '2.00-$3.00 Chlldret~~& CRIB MAnRESS SHEETS BETTER ' TENNJS~ 0 21nx2'x4' $ 1·0:0 ., ,.1' ' OXFORD&. S2.00 ' ' SUMMEll . SHOES _;. :.:. '< q Ribbed Sox SIZES 7-10 3 $1 .f5 pair SUMMER SUITS Values $39.95 to $75.00 Now $28.88 te $44.88 STRAW HATS DOLLAR DAYS - - - - - - VANGUARD'S FLOOR·GUARD ·ENAMEL INTERIOR-EXTERIOR PORCH and FLOOR ,,. Mom btes pride In 1te BEAUTY, ·tlii · eltlldr8il 1IICe Ita TOUGHNESS , , o,: , 1114 Did, ~ weteomia II ADAPTABJ'i.rtY ind ECONQMY. QUJ~Y DRIES TO A FULL GLOSS ~ tar floor.~ f~. wood~._. ~~I· ·,, ~ boat., bicycles, DIICI!inU71 ill:, .... Womens 2 Pco. & 1 Pee. LADIES SUMMER DRESSES Summer Skirts Seei'IVcker Suits J ...., •• cotton•, Dacrono. Junlon, Hoff Sino, Ml- ! prtte • V•lues To $S:9s _ __ _ _ __ 1 LOT LADIES SUMMER BLOUSES SU-R SPORTSWEAR l OFF I DOLLAR DAYS---- MANY OTHER ITEMS SUB$TANTIAUY LOT Ladies Blouses ~-S9,.ch 2 REDUCED! BAHR, CLOTHI ·tAiddleport~ Ohio 22, ,, -~ .- . T.£ SWIM TRUNKS 25% OFF LADIES il\.00 MENS 15.95 - - - - - - 25 PAIR wo- _ a ChliJNIIII { WHITE 1 LOT SHORT SLEEVE Summer Shirts, Cotton Knits Voluu To $5.00 ~i!ii Flats-Stacks and Dnn Shoes D.IHontlnuod Stylu Jutt A Fow Loft _ lick MI""J_., o. MISS AMERICA & SMARTAIRE • CANVAS TENNIS OXFORD VALUES $25.00 to $39.95 _ _ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE· I. MENS MENS SUMMER VALUIS TO AA-B·D WIDTHS 0. I Dol lor boyo Fri., Sat. RUBBER . > ~ ' FOAM ~. '• : ,, , ' SPECIAL BUY! i I IFRIDAY & SATURDAY -AUGUST ,... i SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS! MIN'S SLACKS POM&ROY "The Home of Arrow Shirts" I All On Our R.ckslnside The Store. Retluced one-third SUMMER SUITS IERMUDA SHORTS REDUGDI Greatl Reduced! 15.95 Value & SATURDAY- AUG. 5, 6 BARGAINS For The Entire Family! WORK PANTS ONE GROUP !' election said Wednesday• .Porter is expected to be unopposed for the pool. It is non - parti- PLAN BARBECUE The Cltes~r Volunteer Fi"' Department wUl sponsor a ebicken barbecue and ice cream social SUnday beginning at 11 a. m. at lhe Cbes~r fire ho\lae. Proceeds wlll be used for th& paynnent on the department'• pumper truck. KER VARIETY OF COLORS Voluu to $2.50 eJec~ PICNIC HELD The S<olctl Fouroome held a picnic dinner at the Pomeroy Golf Club July 31. Winnen of the events were Harmon O'Brien and Myrtle Sisson, Jlm O'Brien and Beulah Strauss, VIvian Wi..,. and Art StrnUB&, Heney 0'· Brien and Joe Sisson, and Russ Brown and Aley Gordon. NowUfiDI'Ithtctrdocllt!lero CAPS '1.00 NECK TIES tion post forfora re four· year riled tohisthepetition term, officials of the board of san . I ' ONE GROUP DOWNIE-GROSS Goessler Jewelry Store Kenneth E. Crabtree returned to Fori Knox, Ky. on fti·j day. He waa accompanied by Mrs. Kenneth E. Crabtree and · her brother, Walter Jordan. -REDUCED I Henley Madra• '1.00 Services for .. - ' KNIT siJ~nR SHIRTS MIN'S BElTS \ R..fLCORj I 'Greatly ! Winf-ield. ~an:d~De:h:· ,.~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~:;,;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;~"""~'"~~~··~'~~·~~';'~"';"';·~··~· ~ ·;:,_~so~n~o~f~O=sC~ll~r ., ' ·, '. ' l SlOO ·' �' )I ' Is holding services at tl1e· MelhodlSI church here at .uu p m. every Sunday evening. · • · Mary Pierce vilited Mr. and Mrs. Robert White, Keno. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babeock --_ _ . visited Mr. and Mro. David Rev. Charleo Norrit of Atb·! Riggs, Eastern. Other visitors - -- - - ----- ---· ,were Mr. unci Mrs. Bruce Hale ~---------,ens Long.Bottom Society News 'J I of New Mexico. IN POMEROY, OHIO I I ADVANCE SALE Clearance - LADIES' 1 We are now featizrinl -our advance sale of ladies New Fal] and Tbr~ opecial sale groups ef l~dleo 1PriD11 and' sUmmer Dresses now on display . . · · 8 gr-ups, most all sizes. Joot, • ' . top selections from our better faBbtea partment of Bobbie Brooks. Colorful new fabrics in lOft hues. In brigllt-loud speaking colors have been shaped Into a world of new looka ••• for the Daytime, Playtime and Datetime Wearing of the •action group." A faablon f"" every fun hour of tho day and eveDina , , , Junior Sizes. v:· SJOO: • ~ $5.98 ~~-4~ tholce eSWEATERS in Top-Overt 1nd BuHon Classic. Cardig1ns eGO! GOI COORDINATES of Matching Skirts 1nd BloU$81 ePLAYPANTS In Slimmer Styles e PLAYTIME and DATETIME DRESS FASHIONS ••• -- v~ $ $10.95 :~ GROUP N0.3 1 ~: • $14.95 · LADIES' FASHION GROUP - NUMBER 2 - ll Hi Fashion group of Coals bo loury fur trimmed stylea. Soft wools, pile lined, new solid aolora and· briCb* ' happy plaids. $1~:~ Bobble Brooks.Coofdlnatea are eolor·matched for exciting go together efiecte. Buy your Round-The-Clock Bobbie Brooka wardrobe from our new atltcltiona. thoice _..... Clearance Groupl LADIES' SUMMER Special Group Mens ~-ShOrt SIMve 1Mn1 Flm- Summar SPORT SHIRTS . VALUES ~ · T~ FOOTWEAR Two special sale groupa of ladlu Jlet. SHim Reg. 79c Values STRIPE & SOLID 2 YARDS - FOR COnoN KNIT SPORT SHim SUMMER SPORTSWEAR s •v vo · _. 1 w :·drobe of Iadiet smart BlOuses now at Sl.OO each. R.oll-up s~eeve styleo in aoBd eolon and exmtlng·:!:h!:l . VisiUng .00 colon ln n...t <oltoll lmlt Sp/>rt Shirts b)' "HanM", Sl2a 6 to 16. . .00 REG,'$1.99 Tbio IIMIP - of Jamaica Sets. Sborta, moweo and Assorted styles and oolors ln valueo tG $1.98. Novelty Playwesr. VALUES TO $1.98 s1.oo;. $1.00ea ... Ladill While ..... BliCk V1lues to $10.95 GIRLS SPRING SNEAKERS COATS Amerlean llllllt and Black Tennlll Oxfords. With molded eole. Sizel 4¥.. to 8. Stoat liP - f• -Bact to School. Values to '10.95, Glrla Spring Coati Drutleally lleduced for Quick Salt. SaWI 50% and more now. White tOl'· each 2 YARDS FOR - s1.oo Mrs. William Blair Tbomas SIMON'S MARKET Open Daily 9:00 to 7:00-Friday Til 8 Soturdoy Til 9 E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 POMEROY OUR FRESH GROUND - PACKAGED GROUND BEEF 3 lb.s1· 29 .00 llzes 31 to 38 SOCKS Dollar Day group of Mens Fancy Dress Socks. Assorted patterD! and colon ill . aU size.~ for men and teen age Spec~al boys. Stillier's ON TOUCH &SEW StiHier's StiHier's · StiHier't 5 Pairs -For- .00 Childntn't Asst. Fancy Rayon PANTIES Pc. Goods REMNANTS Childrens soft, fancy Rayoo Panties with elastie waist. Pastel colors and white. IB 2tol2. 5 Pairs -For- ASST. LADIIW & CHILDREtfS ' Cushion$o,e.· Work.Socks·· Cr,pe Sole ·';, Zori Sandols · CoiiiJIIete of •11 :'~au:.,::._~l,;~~ . iioleo. Ia Ill ~••=-•••o cuabloll ........ , . •- liluo.IOI' ~ 12. lldl SWill Sale 5.Pairs · -Fo,_, ~ABRICS . MH ALL conoN· toft eett.on Work 14ill·End Reii!D.lnta of 8 - . Piece Good FabriC~ In aolld oOiors and aaorted patlenll.'_ It to 1 yard IOIII!ht. Jdeal f!ll I I' SINGER lbs.s1·69 PURE LARD - 4.!.. 89c ~oOte GRADE ,A. MILK . gat 8Sc FRIDAY Hdi.SUM OR ADAMS BREAD TurtleW1 ' HOME II Sparkle .... TO 6.88 ladies' Flats ._... '"' ,... r• Wamer WASH&WAXSP01nd LASTIK WH. WALL CI,EANER bgul1r 99c Now 25c Allocted !'Ilion 1.99 Ill 3.911 Val11111 - ICE BUCKETS Instant' Stove • 1.19 t.IG. 44o & "" VACUIL . 29c - Flower Pots···· 39c ...... .,........... . lce"'L.est... ...,, ~·• · u.- :.;:'f. ,. MOORE'S IN POMEROY :·c , ,, '. UG. I.St t.IDI-PlRI UFE FOAM .... n. TUNE UP Lighter - - • 49c Plettone !~~rei. 4 pajro for $1.00 . l. Rythm ....-.-,. t.lli. "" DllY CIIAI.COAL LIFE FOAM GallonJugs-- 1.50 . . Motor loo Picnic Basket .... 1.e 1·00 NOW pair $~,P us ltog. un,New- PASTE WAX ·. t.l&.t.te-MnAL TOP ENGINE QEANER (Most All Sizes) eCHILDREN'S OXFORDS PR!STONI Johnson's CAR NU Dollar Del lor Prestona Ladies' Pumps Nurse Oxfords 4 Pairs . Polllh a CIHMr RADIATOR CLEANER Regular 1.19 Ragul1r 87c WITHOUT WATII ..... u• · ..... ,"' .,.,. .,.,. 69c 59c 69c 89c Car Cr-eme CAR WASH WASHES e VALUES ' 1nd ....... ......... ltot-1.19 I I t CAR CAR CLEANER '· CLEANER _ 69c " .... """"- 69c ~ .. OHIO POMEROY SPECIAL SAVINGS FOR CAR Celor Ilk Turtle Wa Whlsl'rMYa .. .r . ' Singer Sales & Service tkCIII'• PellltN 992-2284 115 W. SECOND and SATURDAY ·'.~s . J; \ ! The Fabrie Shp 's McCOY'S HOMOGENIZED NOW • '1 . SEWING MACHINES a-.Qut -Fq,'"' . - jdi. 89c .,.. A SIMON SUPER VALUE! .... ---~ . li to 1 YARD LENGTH · SAVE 530 .00 I MEN'S ASST. FANCY DRESS l PICI GOODS 86" and 45" fut color prlntll and drlp.drya. lb•• BACON EHDS- 4 •••• PRINTS 6 s1.oo " Stilllers Regul•r 69c- 361nch Checked Glngh1m - - - - - ycl. st. Ragul1r 98~- 40 inch s.lldoth - - - - - - - y d . 69c Regul1r 79c- 36 inch Denim --:--:-:--:-------::.,.~·.. _. yd.ltc Regular 59und 69c- 361nch .• Kltchan Curt1in Material - - - - - ; - . - yd. .ttc SALEI SALEI ONI GROUP ONE GROUP ·' A·Hoy" sportswear, drapes and slip ers. Regular 89e Yalues. Bof'll II8IIOI'Ied pattermo aDd Amlrlc• Miele patttn. SOLID COLORS, PATTERNS 1 assorted fancy patterns . . . for - IRONING BOARD PAD & COVER BLOUSES sport fabrics iD .tOlid aolora and - Boys Hanes t P. SET Ladies' N- F1ll Style Coloiful Roll-ue Sleeve FABRICS Riegels populsr "Ship DaiUD Quality Chddran's Dol- lit - ............. · · of lollon-ted _., and a tblek, 11!11110111 ridlnJ pad. Tbe 2 )II!. llet b onb' SUlO. . Reg. 89c Solid & P•ttarA "SHIP-A-HOY" SPORT DENIMS Solid colors and coordlnat· ing stripes for sportswear ~!laking. All fil~t quality. From our 79c stock. Packaged Trim -l price I Mary Pierce wered :' Inez Newell, Chester, Mr. ~n ! Mrs. Glen Baker and Ernestme I, Hayman. -VIolet Smith PIG FEET $1.99 IAOI FOR Calllmbll•, ,,;,. WOod, Bargains By the Yprt:ll · FRESH PORK ter Footwear. Our regular auuunar Btoct plus short loll of ytar'l'Ol!Jod ~~;flea. AU llizel but not In Group No. t, v... Ill $6.98 .s1.oo .00 Drl•• lnttr1C811 71 end ••1t •t f~ ll JJih An. or£••t l1th ~ ..... P•r~·n• lor 100,000 un. SJit ·. FOR DOLLAR DAYS ~ lhe. Two popular etyled tw lblrta. Form Fitting Muscle Man In asoorted colora. Also cotton knit with cigarette pooloo eL Your choice for $1.00. YAI.UfS TO $1.99 - fREE ENTERTAINMENT NECK BONES - 4 s1.oo m SHIRTS OG POCKET Special group of Mens Short Sleeve Summer Sport SbiJ1I; in new pattern& hJI cut sizes ln·llll8ll. medium and large. Machine washable. Friday&~- SLICED •Hanes" MUSO!MAN m ·OHIO STATE FAIR FRESH PPRK '$11·95 Leyaaat ·' $700 Dressy 1nd Casual Stylet WIIIP._. In :' · .. . belting thlnga have been happening In the Faablon Deslgr D• GROUP NO.I SPECIAL OFFER THIS WEEK ONLY DEPOSIT Will Place The Coat OfYourChoice In Lay·Away ,. (3 the Many Looks of I SoliGEssEs WinteJ. "Coats. WraP )'ourseU in the luxury of 1 new coat. At our ecidl low price. Choose from dressy and casual s~:tea. soft, warm. blended fabrics and no-weight Iaminat~ fabncs ... Excellent colors and designs in !ur trimmed _and untnmmed styles. I I· WE AQ NOW SHOWING THE NEW FALL UNI Of Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Rey·nolcl•l were v)sltlng Pauline Ray Pomergy. Janet Bissell and Hayman, Colwnbus, were lng Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bissell. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Si!SOil Parkersburg visited Serena Sisson and E. W. Erlewlne. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weber of Tuppers Plains visited Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber. Mr. and Mn. Bill Murray AUG. 25 THRU SEPT. 5 and family, Reynoldsburg, Lila I' Ridenour and Bryon Hayman of Chester and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hayman visited Mr. and Mrs. 1--~----:..--:--- Guy Hayman. Bob Hopi/ Pwry Com~ AUce Branstrom, Toledo, visArt Llnklottor . r/j(lni·Fomfly/ ited her son and family, Mr. Jimmy Dean/Herman's Hermits/Rhodes Qro•/ and Mrs. David Smith. Lovin' Spoonfui/Ful/tr Bros/ Steve and Judy ~olter Miu USA·WoM/ several days at Columbus Plus ma11y othtrsl ing relalivea. PLUS Dinner guests of Leona Hlrness Rlc/ng, Auto Racing, Hor~t Pulling, Summer TheatrE! cock were Elizabeth Lyons Group, Auto Thrill Show, Tuppers Plains and Judy Riggo Horse Show of Eastern. other callers were Rev. Russell Smith, Ravens- OPEN fRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 - SATUIQAY Ni~HUJL 9 .. ) ., - �' )I ' Is holding services at tl1e· MelhodlSI church here at .uu p m. every Sunday evening. · • · Mary Pierce vilited Mr. and Mrs. Robert White, Keno. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babeock --_ _ . visited Mr. and Mro. David Rev. Charleo Norrit of Atb·! Riggs, Eastern. Other visitors - -- - - ----- ---· ,were Mr. unci Mrs. Bruce Hale ~---------,ens Long.Bottom Society News 'J I of New Mexico. IN POMEROY, OHIO I I ADVANCE SALE Clearance - LADIES' 1 We are now featizrinl -our advance sale of ladies New Fal] and Tbr~ opecial sale groups ef l~dleo 1PriD11 and' sUmmer Dresses now on display . . · · 8 gr-ups, most all sizes. Joot, • ' . top selections from our better faBbtea partment of Bobbie Brooks. Colorful new fabrics in lOft hues. In brigllt-loud speaking colors have been shaped Into a world of new looka ••• for the Daytime, Playtime and Datetime Wearing of the •action group." A faablon f"" every fun hour of tho day and eveDina , , , Junior Sizes. v:· SJOO: • ~ $5.98 ~~-4~ tholce eSWEATERS in Top-Overt 1nd BuHon Classic. Cardig1ns eGO! GOI COORDINATES of Matching Skirts 1nd BloU$81 ePLAYPANTS In Slimmer Styles e PLAYTIME and DATETIME DRESS FASHIONS ••• -- v~ $ $10.95 :~ GROUP N0.3 1 ~: • $14.95 · LADIES' FASHION GROUP - NUMBER 2 - ll Hi Fashion group of Coals bo loury fur trimmed stylea. Soft wools, pile lined, new solid aolora and· briCb* ' happy plaids. $1~:~ Bobble Brooks.Coofdlnatea are eolor·matched for exciting go together efiecte. Buy your Round-The-Clock Bobbie Brooka wardrobe from our new atltcltiona. thoice _..... Clearance Groupl LADIES' SUMMER Special Group Mens ~-ShOrt SIMve 1Mn1 Flm- Summar SPORT SHIRTS . VALUES ~ · T~ FOOTWEAR Two special sale groupa of ladlu Jlet. SHim Reg. 79c Values STRIPE & SOLID 2 YARDS - FOR COnoN KNIT SPORT SHim SUMMER SPORTSWEAR s •v vo · _. 1 w :·drobe of Iadiet smart BlOuses now at Sl.OO each. R.oll-up s~eeve styleo in aoBd eolon and exmtlng·:!:h!:l . VisiUng .00 colon ln n...t <oltoll lmlt Sp/>rt Shirts b)' "HanM", Sl2a 6 to 16. . .00 REG,'$1.99 Tbio IIMIP - of Jamaica Sets. Sborta, moweo and Assorted styles and oolors ln valueo tG $1.98. Novelty Playwesr. VALUES TO $1.98 s1.oo;. $1.00ea ... Ladill While ..... BliCk V1lues to $10.95 GIRLS SPRING SNEAKERS COATS Amerlean llllllt and Black Tennlll Oxfords. With molded eole. Sizel 4¥.. to 8. Stoat liP - f• -Bact to School. Values to '10.95, Glrla Spring Coati Drutleally lleduced for Quick Salt. SaWI 50% and more now. White tOl'· each 2 YARDS FOR - s1.oo Mrs. William Blair Tbomas SIMON'S MARKET Open Daily 9:00 to 7:00-Friday Til 8 Soturdoy Til 9 E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 POMEROY OUR FRESH GROUND - PACKAGED GROUND BEEF 3 lb.s1· 29 .00 llzes 31 to 38 SOCKS Dollar Day group of Mens Fancy Dress Socks. Assorted patterD! and colon ill . aU size.~ for men and teen age Spec~al boys. Stillier's ON TOUCH &SEW StiHier's StiHier's · StiHier't 5 Pairs -For- .00 Childntn't Asst. Fancy Rayon PANTIES Pc. Goods REMNANTS Childrens soft, fancy Rayoo Panties with elastie waist. Pastel colors and white. IB 2tol2. 5 Pairs -For- ASST. LADIIW & CHILDREtfS ' Cushion$o,e.· Work.Socks·· Cr,pe Sole ·';, Zori Sandols · CoiiiJIIete of •11 :'~au:.,::._~l,;~~ . iioleo. Ia Ill ~••=-•••o cuabloll ........ , . •- liluo.IOI' ~ 12. lldl SWill Sale 5.Pairs · -Fo,_, ~ABRICS . MH ALL conoN· toft eett.on Work 14ill·End Reii!D.lnta of 8 - . Piece Good FabriC~ In aolld oOiors and aaorted patlenll.'_ It to 1 yard IOIII!ht. Jdeal f!ll I I' SINGER lbs.s1·69 PURE LARD - 4.!.. 89c ~oOte GRADE ,A. MILK . gat 8Sc FRIDAY Hdi.SUM OR ADAMS BREAD TurtleW1 ' HOME II Sparkle .... TO 6.88 ladies' Flats ._... '"' ,... r• Wamer WASH&WAXSP01nd LASTIK WH. WALL CI,EANER bgul1r 99c Now 25c Allocted !'Ilion 1.99 Ill 3.911 Val11111 - ICE BUCKETS Instant' Stove • 1.19 t.IG. 44o & "" VACUIL . 29c - Flower Pots···· 39c ...... .,........... . lce"'L.est... ...,, ~·• · u.- :.;:'f. ,. MOORE'S IN POMEROY :·c , ,, '. UG. I.St t.IDI-PlRI UFE FOAM .... n. TUNE UP Lighter - - • 49c Plettone !~~rei. 4 pajro for $1.00 . l. Rythm ....-.-,. t.lli. "" DllY CIIAI.COAL LIFE FOAM GallonJugs-- 1.50 . . Motor loo Picnic Basket .... 1.e 1·00 NOW pair $~,P us ltog. un,New- PASTE WAX ·. t.l&.t.te-MnAL TOP ENGINE QEANER (Most All Sizes) eCHILDREN'S OXFORDS PR!STONI Johnson's CAR NU Dollar Del lor Prestona Ladies' Pumps Nurse Oxfords 4 Pairs . Polllh a CIHMr RADIATOR CLEANER Regular 1.19 Ragul1r 87c WITHOUT WATII ..... u• · ..... ,"' .,.,. .,.,. 69c 59c 69c 89c Car Cr-eme CAR WASH WASHES e VALUES ' 1nd ....... ......... ltot-1.19 I I t CAR CAR CLEANER '· CLEANER _ 69c " .... """"- 69c ~ .. OHIO POMEROY SPECIAL SAVINGS FOR CAR Celor Ilk Turtle Wa Whlsl'rMYa .. .r . ' Singer Sales & Service tkCIII'• PellltN 992-2284 115 W. SECOND and SATURDAY ·'.~s . J; \ ! The Fabrie Shp 's McCOY'S HOMOGENIZED NOW • '1 . SEWING MACHINES a-.Qut -Fq,'"' . - jdi. 89c .,.. A SIMON SUPER VALUE! .... ---~ . li to 1 YARD LENGTH · SAVE 530 .00 I MEN'S ASST. FANCY DRESS l PICI GOODS 86" and 45" fut color prlntll and drlp.drya. lb•• BACON EHDS- 4 •••• PRINTS 6 s1.oo " Stilllers Regul•r 69c- 361nch Checked Glngh1m - - - - - ycl. st. Ragul1r 98~- 40 inch s.lldoth - - - - - - - y d . 69c Regul1r 79c- 36 inch Denim --:--:-:--:-------::.,.~·.. _. yd.ltc Regular 59und 69c- 361nch .• Kltchan Curt1in Material - - - - - ; - . - yd. .ttc SALEI SALEI ONI GROUP ONE GROUP ·' A·Hoy" sportswear, drapes and slip ers. Regular 89e Yalues. Bof'll II8IIOI'Ied pattermo aDd Amlrlc• Miele patttn. SOLID COLORS, PATTERNS 1 assorted fancy patterns . . . for - IRONING BOARD PAD & COVER BLOUSES sport fabrics iD .tOlid aolora and - Boys Hanes t P. SET Ladies' N- F1ll Style Coloiful Roll-ue Sleeve FABRICS Riegels populsr "Ship DaiUD Quality Chddran's Dol- lit - ............. · · of lollon-ted _., and a tblek, 11!11110111 ridlnJ pad. Tbe 2 )II!. llet b onb' SUlO. . Reg. 89c Solid & P•ttarA "SHIP-A-HOY" SPORT DENIMS Solid colors and coordlnat· ing stripes for sportswear ~!laking. All fil~t quality. From our 79c stock. Packaged Trim -l price I Mary Pierce wered :' Inez Newell, Chester, Mr. ~n ! Mrs. Glen Baker and Ernestme I, Hayman. -VIolet Smith PIG FEET $1.99 IAOI FOR Calllmbll•, ,,;,. WOod, Bargains By the Yprt:ll · FRESH PORK ter Footwear. Our regular auuunar Btoct plus short loll of ytar'l'Ol!Jod ~~;flea. AU llizel but not In Group No. t, v... Ill $6.98 .s1.oo .00 Drl•• lnttr1C811 71 end ••1t •t f~ ll JJih An. or£••t l1th ~ ..... P•r~·n• lor 100,000 un. SJit ·. FOR DOLLAR DAYS ~ lhe. Two popular etyled tw lblrta. Form Fitting Muscle Man In asoorted colora. Also cotton knit with cigarette pooloo eL Your choice for $1.00. YAI.UfS TO $1.99 - fREE ENTERTAINMENT NECK BONES - 4 s1.oo m SHIRTS OG POCKET Special group of Mens Short Sleeve Summer Sport SbiJ1I; in new pattern& hJI cut sizes ln·llll8ll. medium and large. Machine washable. Friday&~- SLICED •Hanes" MUSO!MAN m ·OHIO STATE FAIR FRESH PPRK '$11·95 Leyaaat ·' $700 Dressy 1nd Casual Stylet WIIIP._. In :' · .. . belting thlnga have been happening In the Faablon Deslgr D• GROUP NO.I SPECIAL OFFER THIS WEEK ONLY DEPOSIT Will Place The Coat OfYourChoice In Lay·Away ,. (3 the Many Looks of I SoliGEssEs WinteJ. "Coats. WraP )'ourseU in the luxury of 1 new coat. At our ecidl low price. Choose from dressy and casual s~:tea. soft, warm. blended fabrics and no-weight Iaminat~ fabncs ... Excellent colors and designs in !ur trimmed _and untnmmed styles. I I· WE AQ NOW SHOWING THE NEW FALL UNI Of Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Rey·nolcl•l were v)sltlng Pauline Ray Pomergy. Janet Bissell and Hayman, Colwnbus, were lng Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bissell. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Si!SOil Parkersburg visited Serena Sisson and E. W. Erlewlne. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weber of Tuppers Plains visited Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber. Mr. and Mn. Bill Murray AUG. 25 THRU SEPT. 5 and family, Reynoldsburg, Lila I' Ridenour and Bryon Hayman of Chester and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hayman visited Mr. and Mrs. 1--~----:..--:--- Guy Hayman. Bob Hopi/ Pwry Com~ AUce Branstrom, Toledo, visArt Llnklottor . r/j(lni·Fomfly/ ited her son and family, Mr. Jimmy Dean/Herman's Hermits/Rhodes Qro•/ and Mrs. David Smith. Lovin' Spoonfui/Ful/tr Bros/ Steve and Judy ~olter Miu USA·WoM/ several days at Columbus Plus ma11y othtrsl ing relalivea. PLUS Dinner guests of Leona Hlrness Rlc/ng, Auto Racing, Hor~t Pulling, Summer TheatrE! cock were Elizabeth Lyons Group, Auto Thrill Show, Tuppers Plains and Judy Riggo Horse Show of Eastern. other callers were Rev. Russell Smith, Ravens- OPEN fRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 - SATUIQAY Ni~HUJL 9 .. ) ., - �I ~I '. '· • I I ' ,, Cct Extra Cash The Want Ad W,.y '.;a:li.-:iness !ervi.ces· ~~ ' !~Dally ~nllnel, Pomeroy-llllddloport, 0., Aug. 4, 1966 - ~4NT AD INM>RMA TION For Sale ' ' ' ' ,, FltEO LA$SWELL THE WILLI!TS . - - ........... .~~" ' . -·WIF TH' MOON SHININ' OV€RTH'MoUNTII:IN AT NIGHTiiME RADIATOR I Freel WAHTED o; "I 'I HONDA • SA11tS,1, , S~ltVI~E dE tiiit:~~pTHI . SERVICE. tfc All Now Rod!o.tor !liOj 1 •I ' l av '·' For S.le I • ' ' Wanted . . - UNCLAIMED FREUiirr - 6 8 MIDDLE AGED 1@dy' , f nr r new Zig Zag sewing machine H"DLINII hOuseki\Oplng and cookill!l. I•· f P . M. Oar lllfore ,blltltiH with 20-year factory MIIRIIIIJ o,MIIlfll I:H A. M. quire 0. Hlndy up over the FOUR ROOM lurnlsbed apart·' CAitCILLATIONI ARAB tills pall bull tee, nationally advertised Liberty Theatre In Middle· I 1 ment WY ~cOIIICTIO"I I 14 1ft ;rour home from llrmltee, branda to be sold for Will 111 eccepttd Ultlll tzto A. M. port, 0. R4 1.01 O.y et llubiiUII ... MODERN z bedroom home. ata. ~aches, crtckets, and freight totals of $45 ·;;a-;;;; RIIGULATIONI Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992-2903 day ecorplone, lilverflsb. spiders, can be paid at $5 a month . Tftl f>UDIIIh.. f't!II"M "'' t ltb ' . ....,. and water bugs. Avall· We will deliver to your · or 992-3702 evenmgs. . . ICI!l II Nl"'t 1ft' HI dHmeill -"lectlonebte. lrren Mould 1M able at Kln8 Builders. SUpply to sew on them to 7 at tfc reported tm.-edlOtM~ liM !MID tJt.her will not 1M r.tponllble h Co., Mlddleporl 4 211 tfc sure you are completely sat BOY GIRL mort "''" eae Incorrect lntwt40n. ' For Sale WELL kept carpels show the 1 lsfled. Ph. 992-3218. 8 2 till In Rutland To ••n:s FOr IN.wnt Ad llr'IIICI MOBILE HOME, 19M Titan, tO results of regular Blue Lustr~ STEREO RADIO '• Earn Money ond Prlps . 4 ICin 1 IN' Wlrd Oftl lllMrtll Minimum t:111r11 60 nnh · x51 rt., 2 bedrooms, like new. spot cleaning. Rent electrl TION Beautiful 12 centt ,., woro for llllrH Coft. Delivering The Doily I Pnre . d 1or easy· 0nanc1ng. Pli. shampooer Ce- console, radi o equr.pped WI.1h lf(\ltl.. ..,. . ,....... Block $1. Co Pomeroy 8 1 61 10 -•r c:ent OIICOUnt an P•ICI ed Sentinel to ettobllshod Mason, 7'13-5282. 8 3 3tc ment · c 4 speed automatic iltMI ldl p•IO within ID GIYL CARD OF rHANI(S & OIITUAittl Route 4 speaker sound system. l96• 11.15 tor H w11r0 minimum E1c ~ i ONE GOOD super!orgnlll ~ ROOM house and bath, m 1 Drjll Emmett Will, Rl. 3, acrJ!ll, $2000. A1ao a 5 room model, use<! only 3 d41tlonel word lc OFFICI HOURi CALL 992-2156 I :JD a . M. fit ~~00 II M. Dilly I Pom~roy, 0. 7 31 6tp bouse, newly painted with 5 Assume payments of $~;~ llfu~ o;l ar I:Sa 4 M. to U:OO Noon ·· ··· ·c - - -- . acres, $3500. Ph. 992-61121. per month or pay balance ~· IT'S 10 lji,IY TO (IIILACE A 14 FT. F•berglass boat With 8 1 6tp 1811.28. Try it in your home .UUL I PIIODUCIN8 45 HP Mercury motor and J, Ph. 992-3218. 8 2 tit WANT AD troller, 1962 model, A-1 con· HOUSE lor sale, 5f9 Broad·. .... PHONE WY 2-2156 dillon. Contact Gary Gibbs, I way St., Middleport, Ohio. 7l BEANS, tomatoes, cabbage an Mason, W. Va., or call 7'13- rooms, 11!1 bath, garage. Out- cucumbers Clarence Proffitt 2.16. 7 31 121c buildiag. Corner lot. 8 4 6lp · For lent ,I ' I 61eclronlc Ord~rlnt To SPHd Our Drhr•ln SERVICE IS HEREI ·-. i'·· NICi$1. PEOPi.~l eCor eTruck IHtoter Core • Bulldozer eAny Type . CALL DICK RAWLINGS ~ Rl'll,lin!~l H~lldR S111es GOBLE FORD Crow's Steak House KEITH '(1'1 2-2196 0 Middleport~ · Pamerop, 0. ~HIO COULDN'T 'IOU EXPEIIIENCED EXPERIENCED WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEEL ALIGNMENT BRAKE SERVICE Blaettnars . J. •. ' • ·SAj,I!S 1 BRAitE SERVICE 1 RENTALS. 1 eCamplnllquipmtnte Rosa Alignment Shop ROUSH & .LYONS Camping Trailers Phano 992·3576 W. Moln 51. Pomltoy Morton St. Formerly Grueser BodJ Works Pomeroy H)( j ~ I NGS UP W ITH TJ"I:ICK I'LL BE M'/ OLD t;II'.LF AGA IN, ONCE I GET INlD M'/ OLD CHICKENSOUPERMAN COSTUME. II ond and NY 2-2193 NOW TAKING RRNTAL RQIRVATIONS av Maaon, W. Ve. 773-5611 IIMSO. HOWIE SCI-fNEIDEil tltwtpMU,Io<. SELLING. OUT Aulo Club of Southorn Ohio LII<E' HEY. LUVABLE! :r lr KINI Alii.IAVS SAID... COWARDICE IS Tlj6 12 USED CARS LEFT ePARTS for OUTBOARD MOTORS .BOATS & MOTORS eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS See At BE1'TER ~ OF DISCREnCN! Metropolitan Motors · BOB E. BYER l!venings and Saturday 125 Fairl•n• Dr. Middleport DICk TRACY ~ CHESTER GQfiLD OKAY, VOU FE~ C.ET '/OUR AN11·R,O.DIATION GEAR ON AND PULL OUT TllAT ATOMIC CARTRIDGE. ; tacl Ohio Vslley lnd1tstri•es for guara&teed broiler In& profils. Ph. AcmES _ 28 • 15 AUCTIONEER tultlvaled, balance In n••tun 1 COMPLETE SALES ..MANAGEMENT and timber. One story frame, Write, Phone or Conllct I rooms, water system, barn, JIM CARNAHAN other buildings. Only $5,1100. li.ClllU _ OFF ROUTE 1!8! RACINE, OHIO - 35 acres cultivated, bai-l ~;::'il~"'j ance pasture and timber. Cleo, well - fenced, tobacco base. Good one story frame rage, Buttertut Ave., Pomeroy. o. Ph.'992-SJ27. home, 5 rooms, batlj, base~~==~ men~ furnace beat, plenty of water. Two baJ'Jis, garage,' and heatiDg, other buildings. Priced lor Ohio. End your sewer trouble. 1 7 31 61c · k sale. $7 ,1100.oo. We have sU size sewer macJt. qwc --- - - --1 I fiMALL FARM - a acres, IDes. Reasonable rates. Call APARTMENT 011 127 Butternut ' clean, one story, 6 rooms, WY Z.2974, day ot DlgbL Ave. ill Pomeroy. '1 31 tfe front porch, cellar, barn, 2 I 15 tfc MODERN 4 room and balh furwells, water system. $3,800. ---.~ucmo...., - NED 1 nished apartment. Middle.. APPLE GROVE - ON ROUTE Qlmplell 11erv1ee port, 0 ., Ph. !!92'3874. 338 - One story frame, 51 Crill Hradlord 7 29 tfc rooms, bath, basement, foreWrtle, PraDt or Clola" ed air healing, ¥.. acre lot, 4. t.. IIRADfl'(JRD HOUSE, out of high water. By some river frontage. $5,1100. RadDe, Oldo appointmeAt. Call 992---2648. Albert M. Cor, Broker I I ltD 7 .v 6tc M-3830 EvellfDgs li9WI3C I Auto Sales 4 ROOM HOUSE with a, large & 4 3tel ~~ yn r~. Clo5e to new e.lemen-I lttl · · · , . 1JII1 PLYMOUTH, 4 door Sedan, lary school. Ph. 992-2540. n r!lnw good condition. Ph. 992·3533. ., 29 6lp ..~-L-L-L~~~~~~~ 823tp • GET A quotation from REUAP"'=AR =TM =E::-~:-= f 3 rooms and DAILY ClBYPI'OQUOTE - Bent'• · - 1111 wodr it: TER INSURANCE AGENCY 1162 CORV AIR M0112a station bath, nicely foml•hed, ndullli .a. X y D L a 4 A x a INC. before renewing your wagon, 36,0011 miles, autom~t.wanled. 126 Mulberry Ave. lt L o N 0 :r & L L o W auto insurance. We may be ! ie transmission, radio, good f'h. - · ? u tfc One letter o1mp1y tw liDOIller, ID lhlll 1J1111P1e A Iii 111114 . able to save you money. I tireo, $9115. Ph. 992-$H. THREif and four- room~fUr. toor tho - Ilo, X for the two O'o, etc. Blnlle lettero, 8 2 tfc 8 2 5tc 1 aud formation ot tile..- a.e all IIIDIL 'r - - - - - - -- Dished apartments. AD utili-. · trophieo, tLo ties paid. Pbone WY ·· lloclt *'J 11M- tottera are cllffertlll. .1 AUTOMOBILE tnaurance been RISING TEMPERATUii.E Rowley and Reed. After 6 A OIIPtoczm QaolaU'"' ' cancelled? Lost yeur opera!· Some SCientists predict that p. m. caD WY 2-3574. 0 1 B0 I Ill .1' Ill I I 0 T T A T QK W ar's license? Call WY :1-2986. the eartil's tem)""alure . will 1 15 tic Increase appreciably I a . t h e C I Ue KJ.EKW.I''l' WOol' NICClt'l'TB:IL I A I ' mming years. Their prediction THREE and four room furalsl>o --.,:-: -.. ---::T:--d-;--is based on the rapid r1.. In TJ.I W , 0 .1' B .-'l'PS Q '1' ed and unfurnished aput. J ;ooz ~r rl _!__ of coal and o ll, ments. WY ..-5434. 12 8 ife r--.,.a ~ TBI!: JOYOUS PARADISI!l 011' ' -,11113=.-2- d7 oo- r ~s'-tu"'de"'b-a'ker Lark. consumption lfhicll 11as increased ' !he amount rom.s liAs SPACE '1'0 SPARlli FOR YOUNG AND OLD, CAMPING frailer, steepl-ii ~IIIIUIBII ltandard shift. low mileage, ' ot carbon dioxide in the earth's Will rent by day or week. Ph. good mnclitlon. Will trade ; atmosphere and carbon diox• IlK 11iK 111'-•lllllJr"''liii-IIN . 192-M?r for a camper trailer. Ph. 992· ide helps the earth hold I b .._ . ........... .,). ' %1 lfl 5551. ? 29 6tc.i heat of the sun. · 8 SUe WHEN C(OU 6fT OLD,~ REFI.e)(£6 ~LOW DOWN ! - ~ ~.ANDIIEW~ '-A'5 'I'OU GfT OI.JT OF3EO COMORIID\II . LOOK wtiAT CAN lllRING O~DfO THIS ONE .. HOU'f • CQI,T AND •' 9liPPERO r OVER: A NAil FIL! __ 1-!AIR. 6P'RAY•...TH~ LilAC COLOGNE WE'NDY ~AVE' HER cDClf<~ 1, . A ~NOFR~. ME...SOME ROUe~.. .. NO, MA .WHENA= · . 5TA~ lHINKI~ ,0. I I!(~,,Jt· ' CORVAIR HARD TOP· C:PE. . ,~ ·' With uo engine, W. W. tires, baclrup lamps, 2·aP!K$& wiper washer&. Now for the low, low price, , • g 1' :. IC 19.8·9· I ,.-. - I U6El> 1D &E W TO POIIfjf 'THOSE L1Nf·DRIVE5 ·, I I By ltAEBURM ·V.AN IURIN . wide choice of·modets and colors (If yoaeome. . In now) and the same willingness to Work out terms to suit you. Trade now, while Qle choice is best! Remember, this time cO:Uei but once a year! · -, H -OUSE_tr _a- il-er- "'ln--;M ;;id-:cd..-Ie::p:o:r::-1. 0 . Pb. Gl 6-410. ,, --' This is your once-a-y~ar opportunity to-purchase & brad. new '66 Chevy at a speclal price! We have the ~• t""'=""' I ROO!II' brict Duplex with ga- IT ·WE HAv--& " NICE 4 l"'OOlll and bath nn<orniShed apartment, Middleport, Ghio. Pb. 992-38'14. . 8 3 tic !IE A!ILE TO F'LY AWAY. 60 new '60 ·CHEvYS. Fer Rent FURNISHED efficiency apartment. Ph. !192-2288 or come to 41M1 Spring Ave~ Pomeroy, 0. 831fc . YES, IF' OUR QUMRV DOe!! SLIP INTO TilE Sf'oOCE COJPE, HE WOitr' 'I 5 AT ••• . ly R.AU'H HIINIWt&; Pomeroy ~-MotcJr.:~.(-Q. · OPENM$. TIL· ~:oo · I' f ,· -' POMIR&'v, , QHIQ. •\ .... ' �I ~I '. '· • I I ' ,, Cct Extra Cash The Want Ad W,.y '.;a:li.-:iness !ervi.ces· ~~ ' !~Dally ~nllnel, Pomeroy-llllddloport, 0., Aug. 4, 1966 - ~4NT AD INM>RMA TION For Sale ' ' ' ' ,, FltEO LA$SWELL THE WILLI!TS . - - ........... .~~" ' . -·WIF TH' MOON SHININ' OV€RTH'MoUNTII:IN AT NIGHTiiME RADIATOR I Freel WAHTED o; "I 'I HONDA • SA11tS,1, , S~ltVI~E dE tiiit:~~pTHI . SERVICE. tfc All Now Rod!o.tor !liOj 1 •I ' l av '·' For S.le I • ' ' Wanted . . - UNCLAIMED FREUiirr - 6 8 MIDDLE AGED 1@dy' , f nr r new Zig Zag sewing machine H"DLINII hOuseki\Oplng and cookill!l. I•· f P . M. Oar lllfore ,blltltiH with 20-year factory MIIRIIIIJ o,MIIlfll I:H A. M. quire 0. Hlndy up over the FOUR ROOM lurnlsbed apart·' CAitCILLATIONI ARAB tills pall bull tee, nationally advertised Liberty Theatre In Middle· I 1 ment WY ~cOIIICTIO"I I 14 1ft ;rour home from llrmltee, branda to be sold for Will 111 eccepttd Ultlll tzto A. M. port, 0. R4 1.01 O.y et llubiiUII ... MODERN z bedroom home. ata. ~aches, crtckets, and freight totals of $45 ·;;a-;;;; RIIGULATIONI Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992-2903 day ecorplone, lilverflsb. spiders, can be paid at $5 a month . Tftl f>UDIIIh.. f't!II"M "'' t ltb ' . ....,. and water bugs. Avall· We will deliver to your · or 992-3702 evenmgs. . . ICI!l II Nl"'t 1ft' HI dHmeill -"lectlonebte. lrren Mould 1M able at Kln8 Builders. SUpply to sew on them to 7 at tfc reported tm.-edlOtM~ liM !MID tJt.her will not 1M r.tponllble h Co., Mlddleporl 4 211 tfc sure you are completely sat BOY GIRL mort "''" eae Incorrect lntwt40n. ' For Sale WELL kept carpels show the 1 lsfled. Ph. 992-3218. 8 2 till In Rutland To ••n:s FOr IN.wnt Ad llr'IIICI MOBILE HOME, 19M Titan, tO results of regular Blue Lustr~ STEREO RADIO '• Earn Money ond Prlps . 4 ICin 1 IN' Wlrd Oftl lllMrtll Minimum t:111r11 60 nnh · x51 rt., 2 bedrooms, like new. spot cleaning. Rent electrl TION Beautiful 12 centt ,., woro for llllrH Coft. Delivering The Doily I Pnre . d 1or easy· 0nanc1ng. Pli. shampooer Ce- console, radi o equr.pped WI.1h lf(\ltl.. ..,. . ,....... Block $1. Co Pomeroy 8 1 61 10 -•r c:ent OIICOUnt an P•ICI ed Sentinel to ettobllshod Mason, 7'13-5282. 8 3 3tc ment · c 4 speed automatic iltMI ldl p•IO within ID GIYL CARD OF rHANI(S & OIITUAittl Route 4 speaker sound system. l96• 11.15 tor H w11r0 minimum E1c ~ i ONE GOOD super!orgnlll ~ ROOM house and bath, m 1 Drjll Emmett Will, Rl. 3, acrJ!ll, $2000. A1ao a 5 room model, use<! only 3 d41tlonel word lc OFFICI HOURi CALL 992-2156 I :JD a . M. fit ~~00 II M. Dilly I Pom~roy, 0. 7 31 6tp bouse, newly painted with 5 Assume payments of $~;~ llfu~ o;l ar I:Sa 4 M. to U:OO Noon ·· ··· ·c - - -- . acres, $3500. Ph. 992-61121. per month or pay balance ~· IT'S 10 lji,IY TO (IIILACE A 14 FT. F•berglass boat With 8 1 6tp 1811.28. Try it in your home .UUL I PIIODUCIN8 45 HP Mercury motor and J, Ph. 992-3218. 8 2 tit WANT AD troller, 1962 model, A-1 con· HOUSE lor sale, 5f9 Broad·. .... PHONE WY 2-2156 dillon. Contact Gary Gibbs, I way St., Middleport, Ohio. 7l BEANS, tomatoes, cabbage an Mason, W. Va., or call 7'13- rooms, 11!1 bath, garage. Out- cucumbers Clarence Proffitt 2.16. 7 31 121c buildiag. Corner lot. 8 4 6lp · For lent ,I ' I 61eclronlc Ord~rlnt To SPHd Our Drhr•ln SERVICE IS HEREI ·-. i'·· NICi$1. PEOPi.~l eCor eTruck IHtoter Core • Bulldozer eAny Type . CALL DICK RAWLINGS ~ Rl'll,lin!~l H~lldR S111es GOBLE FORD Crow's Steak House KEITH '(1'1 2-2196 0 Middleport~ · Pamerop, 0. ~HIO COULDN'T 'IOU EXPEIIIENCED EXPERIENCED WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEEL ALIGNMENT BRAKE SERVICE Blaettnars . J. •. ' • ·SAj,I!S 1 BRAitE SERVICE 1 RENTALS. 1 eCamplnllquipmtnte Rosa Alignment Shop ROUSH & .LYONS Camping Trailers Phano 992·3576 W. Moln 51. Pomltoy Morton St. Formerly Grueser BodJ Works Pomeroy H)( j ~ I NGS UP W ITH TJ"I:ICK I'LL BE M'/ OLD t;II'.LF AGA IN, ONCE I GET INlD M'/ OLD CHICKENSOUPERMAN COSTUME. II ond and NY 2-2193 NOW TAKING RRNTAL RQIRVATIONS av Maaon, W. Ve. 773-5611 IIMSO. HOWIE SCI-fNEIDEil tltwtpMU,Io<. SELLING. OUT Aulo Club of Southorn Ohio LII<E' HEY. LUVABLE! :r lr KINI Alii.IAVS SAID... COWARDICE IS Tlj6 12 USED CARS LEFT ePARTS for OUTBOARD MOTORS .BOATS & MOTORS eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS See At BE1'TER ~ OF DISCREnCN! Metropolitan Motors · BOB E. BYER l!venings and Saturday 125 Fairl•n• Dr. Middleport DICk TRACY ~ CHESTER GQfiLD OKAY, VOU FE~ C.ET '/OUR AN11·R,O.DIATION GEAR ON AND PULL OUT TllAT ATOMIC CARTRIDGE. ; tacl Ohio Vslley lnd1tstri•es for guara&teed broiler In& profils. Ph. AcmES _ 28 • 15 AUCTIONEER tultlvaled, balance In n••tun 1 COMPLETE SALES ..MANAGEMENT and timber. One story frame, Write, Phone or Conllct I rooms, water system, barn, JIM CARNAHAN other buildings. Only $5,1100. li.ClllU _ OFF ROUTE 1!8! RACINE, OHIO - 35 acres cultivated, bai-l ~;::'il~"'j ance pasture and timber. Cleo, well - fenced, tobacco base. Good one story frame rage, Buttertut Ave., Pomeroy. o. Ph.'992-SJ27. home, 5 rooms, batlj, base~~==~ men~ furnace beat, plenty of water. Two baJ'Jis, garage,' and heatiDg, other buildings. Priced lor Ohio. End your sewer trouble. 1 7 31 61c · k sale. $7 ,1100.oo. We have sU size sewer macJt. qwc --- - - --1 I fiMALL FARM - a acres, IDes. Reasonable rates. Call APARTMENT 011 127 Butternut ' clean, one story, 6 rooms, WY Z.2974, day ot DlgbL Ave. ill Pomeroy. '1 31 tfe front porch, cellar, barn, 2 I 15 tfc MODERN 4 room and balh furwells, water system. $3,800. ---.~ucmo...., - NED 1 nished apartment. Middle.. APPLE GROVE - ON ROUTE Qlmplell 11erv1ee port, 0 ., Ph. !!92'3874. 338 - One story frame, 51 Crill Hradlord 7 29 tfc rooms, bath, basement, foreWrtle, PraDt or Clola" ed air healing, ¥.. acre lot, 4. t.. IIRADfl'(JRD HOUSE, out of high water. By some river frontage. $5,1100. RadDe, Oldo appointmeAt. Call 992---2648. Albert M. Cor, Broker I I ltD 7 .v 6tc M-3830 EvellfDgs li9WI3C I Auto Sales 4 ROOM HOUSE with a, large & 4 3tel ~~ yn r~. Clo5e to new e.lemen-I lttl · · · , . 1JII1 PLYMOUTH, 4 door Sedan, lary school. Ph. 992-2540. n r!lnw good condition. Ph. 992·3533. ., 29 6lp ..~-L-L-L~~~~~~~ 823tp • GET A quotation from REUAP"'=AR =TM =E::-~:-= f 3 rooms and DAILY ClBYPI'OQUOTE - Bent'• · - 1111 wodr it: TER INSURANCE AGENCY 1162 CORV AIR M0112a station bath, nicely foml•hed, ndullli .a. X y D L a 4 A x a INC. before renewing your wagon, 36,0011 miles, autom~t.wanled. 126 Mulberry Ave. lt L o N 0 :r & L L o W auto insurance. We may be ! ie transmission, radio, good f'h. - · ? u tfc One letter o1mp1y tw liDOIller, ID lhlll 1J1111P1e A Iii 111114 . able to save you money. I tireo, $9115. Ph. 992-$H. THREif and four- room~fUr. toor tho - Ilo, X for the two O'o, etc. Blnlle lettero, 8 2 tfc 8 2 5tc 1 aud formation ot tile..- a.e all IIIDIL 'r - - - - - - -- Dished apartments. AD utili-. · trophieo, tLo ties paid. Pbone WY ·· lloclt *'J 11M- tottera are cllffertlll. .1 AUTOMOBILE tnaurance been RISING TEMPERATUii.E Rowley and Reed. After 6 A OIIPtoczm QaolaU'"' ' cancelled? Lost yeur opera!· Some SCientists predict that p. m. caD WY 2-3574. 0 1 B0 I Ill .1' Ill I I 0 T T A T QK W ar's license? Call WY :1-2986. the eartil's tem)""alure . will 1 15 tic Increase appreciably I a . t h e C I Ue KJ.EKW.I''l' WOol' NICClt'l'TB:IL I A I ' mming years. Their prediction THREE and four room furalsl>o --.,:-: -.. ---::T:--d-;--is based on the rapid r1.. In TJ.I W , 0 .1' B .-'l'PS Q '1' ed and unfurnished aput. J ;ooz ~r rl _!__ of coal and o ll, ments. WY ..-5434. 12 8 ife r--.,.a ~ TBI!: JOYOUS PARADISI!l 011' ' -,11113=.-2- d7 oo- r ~s'-tu"'de"'b-a'ker Lark. consumption lfhicll 11as increased ' !he amount rom.s liAs SPACE '1'0 SPARlli FOR YOUNG AND OLD, CAMPING frailer, steepl-ii ~IIIIUIBII ltandard shift. low mileage, ' ot carbon dioxide in the earth's Will rent by day or week. Ph. good mnclitlon. Will trade ; atmosphere and carbon diox• IlK 11iK 111'-•lllllJr"''liii-IIN . 192-M?r for a camper trailer. Ph. 992· ide helps the earth hold I b .._ . ........... .,). ' %1 lfl 5551. ? 29 6tc.i heat of the sun. · 8 SUe WHEN C(OU 6fT OLD,~ REFI.e)(£6 ~LOW DOWN ! - ~ ~.ANDIIEW~ '-A'5 'I'OU GfT OI.JT OF3EO COMORIID\II . LOOK wtiAT CAN lllRING O~DfO THIS ONE .. HOU'f • CQI,T AND •' 9liPPERO r OVER: A NAil FIL! __ 1-!AIR. 6P'RAY•...TH~ LilAC COLOGNE WE'NDY ~AVE' HER cDClf<~ 1, . A ~NOFR~. ME...SOME ROUe~.. .. NO, MA .WHENA= · . 5TA~ lHINKI~ ,0. I I!(~,,Jt· ' CORVAIR HARD TOP· C:PE. . ,~ ·' With uo engine, W. W. tires, baclrup lamps, 2·aP!K$& wiper washer&. Now for the low, low price, , • g 1' :. IC 19.8·9· I ,.-. - I U6El> 1D &E W TO POIIfjf 'THOSE L1Nf·DRIVE5 ·, I I By ltAEBURM ·V.AN IURIN . wide choice of·modets and colors (If yoaeome. . In now) and the same willingness to Work out terms to suit you. Trade now, while Qle choice is best! Remember, this time cO:Uei but once a year! · -, H -OUSE_tr _a- il-er- "'ln--;M ;;id-:cd..-Ie::p:o:r::-1. 0 . Pb. Gl 6-410. ,, --' This is your once-a-y~ar opportunity to-purchase & brad. new '66 Chevy at a speclal price! We have the ~• t""'=""' I ROO!II' brict Duplex with ga- IT ·WE HAv--& " NICE 4 l"'OOlll and bath nn<orniShed apartment, Middleport, Ghio. Pb. 992-38'14. . 8 3 tic !IE A!ILE TO F'LY AWAY. 60 new '60 ·CHEvYS. Fer Rent FURNISHED efficiency apartment. Ph. !192-2288 or come to 41M1 Spring Ave~ Pomeroy, 0. 831fc . YES, IF' OUR QUMRV DOe!! SLIP INTO TilE Sf'oOCE COJPE, HE WOitr' 'I 5 AT ••• . ly R.AU'H HIINIWt&; Pomeroy ~-MotcJr.:~.(-Q. · OPENM$. TIL· ~:oo · I' f ,· -' POMIR&'v, , QHIQ. •\ .... ' �. -~~~' ., i t.,!. -'! '' t •. ). ~ 1"~ .. ,. .. ' ·' ..._ ,,_ . u.;:.tiany Sentlne~ POml!l'llY·llld!Deport, o., ~UJ· ' 4, 1961 . ' . I.. . • '· . ' ' enttne • - ; _, Buffer Zones , ! 'r-·· • -~ -DEMOCRAT BREAKFAST- State, district and local eandidates of the Democrat part,',Jn Ohio attended a breakfast Thursday morning Clow'.s steak House ill Pomeroy where Frazier Reams, Jr., seated third from left, candidaU!.for.governor, was main speaker. Posing here are, !!illeft to.right, William L. Col.eman, running for Lt. Governor; Jack Nolan, candidate (or..Secretary of State; Mr. Reams, George Banks, candid.tll ,f'!r ~lth district state representative, ami Eldon Brown, candidate for Treasurer of State. Back row, E. A. Wingett, Meigs Couny Democrat ·executive conunlttee chairman; CIJifford F. Brown, running for Judge of the SuJ!reme Court; Willlam B. Brown, candidate for 4th district iJ~.of,th . e Court of Appeals; Paul Simon, running for·.tbe unexpired term of Me1gs Count)' Commissioner; Gordon H. Caldwell, Meigs County ~; Kenneth Hager, candidate .for full term of county commiJsion er; Clarence H. Kriisley, running for Auditor of State; Joseph D. Bryan, , 1\dldlte for i11dge of Supreme Court; Dr. Huold Brown, Meigs County Chairman for Moeller for Congress Committee, and County Court dse Frank W. Porter_Jr. -Sentinel Photo. · :4 ·' ~ '' ' Machinists Threaten Slowdown ' MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Otlll TONIGHT NOT OPEN Save in our August Furniture Sale! RETURN HOME FRIDAY & SATURDAY, AUG. 5 & 6 Clo-ut Of All Summer HATS F;~~rly . Mr. and Mrs. William Mayes 1 and family of Uma have returned home after a week's vis· it with his mother, Mrs. Lu· cille Mayes, of Middleport. AI· so spending a week with Mrs. Mayes was her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Covert and children of Belpre. During their visit they attended the Wind Symphony SJ.95 Reg. $16.50 end $19.75 6 SPRING COATS ... S1Q ., At Court In Cleorancef PURSES DRESSES Sl95 to$12 95 Phillips Sisters Style Shop See the New Magic Chef Gas Ranges - the New Magic Chef Electric Ranges · the Many New · Kroehler ~iving Room Suites - Berkline Easy Chairi - RCA·WhirlppOI Refrigerators - Dinef!e Sets .,.. Bedroom Suites -· sPecial .Bargains on Silllmo.. n..S' · Mattresses -- and Serta:Mattresses and Box Spd197 jl. -Now Is Th• Time To,OUtfit · . ,· . . Your,\Home. . . Has ott "toive·ln ~·~ vn 1.1 Values to $19.95-Summer TONIGHT ond fRIDAY Aug. :J-4.5 "CHEYENNE AUTUMN" RichG.rd Widmark · Carroll Baker (TecbnieolorJ -and- ''THE WOMAN WHO WOULDN'T DIE" Court St., Pomeroy Gary Merrill ' Jane Merrow • ~ ;'l ' . -:. •, -- I I '' Your Full Service Blink Is ••• 6:00 to 8:00 § I , OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS = § = Th~ s!ore :is.'P!"·bOth .fr~d,-'Y.·Gf1 _ . ~· Even1ngs ... <?~ . untJf8 aJ'ItJ 9 - ·A.g~c),d tune for I POMEROY NATI,ONAL BANK S•rvi11!1 K•lgfCotmiJI fM ov<r 94 Ymtt M•mbfr Ftdiral Re••m 8!/llllll 8e Thriltyl Always Stivt . 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Title A name given to the resource August 4, 1966 johnson