https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9555f0fe757d97b59513d7a750b97c1a.pdf 70f248fd316a8fa42b6d1949e3049aaf PDF Text Text ,.I ~ntlnel,· Pomeroy-lollddleport, Au~ ' I .. .. g~~~:,.~::::·s 17 1968 • Mrs . Robert Reibel, Midd\eO')I't, ll~ .. who' Is accredited bJ the Ohio . Association ol Garden Cluos. · & o.. t,i fI • e enttne •' .c ~ Cl ~ .. o ~U) ~ I:< ~t -:: 0: ... 1 at the home of Mrs. Clarence Refreshments were served by J 'i day. Offieers eleded for . the M and Mr". . Albert Russell Headley. the hostess to 15 memller> and coming year were preSident, ~ r. · Albert of Columbus •·women and education-theA Mrs. Leis McCain, presid<'nt, two guests. The September Mr. and Mrs. James Mourn· Early Roush, and seeretary. spent~~; weeke~ with his miJ. are ·Jhe tW<I things of most vi· presided over the meeting. meeting will be held at the ing and children of Columbu~ Mrs. Herberl_d~u~~· hold the tiler , Mrs. Harriet Russell and tal significance lD the w<>rld ol which was opened by the Lo~rd'st home of Mrs. Carl Barnhill viSited !hover Mlhres w~~:n~o:~~It was dec! J on the fourth his aunt, Mrs. Alice Chamber· todaY " Lisa Sergio told the Prayer in umson. The ver.;e o his mo er, . reumon nex year mor~' than 1,800 memberl at·. the month was read by Mrs . . f th ing in Middleport, and her par- Sunday of August at Portland lain. tendlnff the International eon· Kennt>th Griffith Ray H~rroun, wmner !twae ents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wal- Park. Mrs. Lawrence Weed of Ceventlon ol the Delta Kappa Mrs. Doris Davis was ch•ir- first lnd1~napolls Spe ters of Point Pleasant, W. Va. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. lumbus and Mrs. Waltho Alten 9 Gamma SocielY meeting In man of the flower show. The race, attamed a speed 01 74 · Miss Connie Cooke has been Harold Sargent, Middleport; and daughter, Patty. of Spring· Cleveland last week. udge tor the flower show w~s I miles per hour. returned to her hom_e f~om Ho_l- Robert Roush and Nancy, ~o- field, were overnight g~ests re· 1 zer Hospita11n Galhpoh:s wh~Je lumbus; Mr. and Mrs. Or10n cently with Mrs. Harr1ett Rus· "Seoing the fantastic effort she underwent surgery. Mt.ss Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne sell and Mrs. Altce Chamber· of which the U. S. will! capable Cooke is ~nroLled at WE'Sf Var- Roush. Salem Center; Mr. and lain in world War II' when II mobil· ginia University at Morgantown, Mrs. Harold Roush. Portland: ized Its womanpower, each and Mrs. Donald Pullins w. Va., for the fall term: She Mr. and Mrs. Pat Roush, Dee andMr.Rita emerging nation reaUzea thai It Kay of Wiiliamstnwn, is 8 June graduate of M1ddle- and Pam, Columbus; Mr. and cannot bope to take 118 pl ... port High School. Mrs. Robert Euler, Lori and w. va., Mr. and Mrs. Stanley In the world without caplllllz. Stanley Mrs. c. H. Burdelle and Char- Michael Lee, Charleston W. Pullins and son, Jng on its women." Mlsl Sort~• Jes Burdette attended the an· va. ; Mrs. Edna Roush, Mr. Wayne, and Wayne Pullins of of Washmgton, D. C., weD• • WILL BE nual Milhoan reunion held Sun· and Mrs. Herbert Roush and Magnolia returned to I h e I r tmown lecturer and writer, WU day at Milhoan Ridge near Roger, Mr. and Mrs .. ~es ter homes s~nday, alter a week's a ledUrer-consultant 11 1 ~ • Ravenswood, W. Va. They ai~D Roush, Gary, Mike, VIcki and vacation at their cabin at Shade Seminar on Purposeful Living visited with Mr, and Mrs. Shir· Johnny; Mr. and Mrs. James river. held by the Society's Edtrca· ley Haselton and Jim William· Connally, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence· Ed Sellers of Parkersburg, llunal Foundation In Montreal, son. M'l Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Robert w. Va .. spent the weekend with Canada In July. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence . I· Hill. Philip, Pat and Jay; Mr. his father, .John Sellers. Present sl the conven~ hoan visited Monday in Park- and Mrs. Randall Roberts, Les- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Freck· from the Alpba Omlcron Chlpt>rsburg. with Mr. and ~ r s. lie and Todd, all local; Mrs. t"r VISited 8 day last week wath te ler were Mary Vlr&lnill Reibel, Milford Milhoan and ramlly . Oruscilla House, Mr . .and Mn. bJ s sister, Mr• Homer Holter. Dorothy Baines Wood,anl, GeDo Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Down- Dale Smith and Sheila, of Co- They were enroute home eva Joachim and Fay ·Sauer, ing have returned from.~ vac~- lumbus; Mr. and Mrs . Ralph Tuppers Plains, after a week:s , chapter president. !! trip to Maine. The~ VI Jted m Neiglt>r Jr. , Kenny and Peggy . visit at Chattum. Va ., with hiS . . Southport, Maine. With Mr. and Racine ; Mr. and Mrs. Carr~ll sisterc and brother-in-law, Mr . ~Four projectl appn>ved• . bJ Mrs. Lawrence Murphy. Mrs; Neigler, Karen and Nola , Syra- and Mrs. Carl Ashbaugh.. . the JnternaUonal Eu<:ullve Murphy was a schoolmate o. cuse; Mr. and Mrs. Henry . Board will have far • radllni Mr. Downing. Roush and Mildred Roush, of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holter and infiuenoe. Thirteen ll'ldlllle Mr. and Mrs. Chester Owens Racine : Dale Rous.h of Akron; family and Mr . and Mrs.' Rob- . study' scholarship awanll · ol and family have returned to Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush. Mr. ert Thompson and fami~Y at- , · $2,500 each ID be presented In Jheir home in Springfield, Va . and ~rs. Roy Buck and Pam. tended the Thompson family~: · 1867 were assured whea . . followiog a weekend VJSll here Mrs. Maggie Dlls, Parkersburg; union Sunday, held at the C ATTENDS CONVENTION - Attending the Board voted Thursday to Ull with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Miller, , shire Grange halL Biennial International Convention in Cleveland of yearly the scholanhlp fee paid Ernest Hughes. Their daughter, Mrs . Harry Link and family, ' Mr and Mrs. Rober! Thomp· l The Delta Kappa Gamma Sociely last week was to the lnlemsUoual Ol'llanllatlol Barbara Sue Owens. has. been of Flmida; Mr. a~d ~rs. 80~ ~nd family visited Sunday · Mrs. Harold Sauer, Middleport, president of the loby each of the Soclely't more . 'th M and Mrs Roy acrepted at Mary Wa shmgton ' Gary Griffilh Antlqmly; Edith, cal chapter. She is shown here conversmg with the than 97,000 memberS, lniiUII'of · Fr ed nc · ksburg, Va ., I Joan , Nancy ' Rous h' R.oger evemng WI r. · College m Holter ~nd family, Chester newly-elected International President, Mrs. Nell continuing to !Dvesl theM fulda. for the September term. Anolh- Manuel and Linda Ne1gler. McMains of Texas. The Society bas 1,975 chapters Seven scholl!l'shlps wUl lben · , 3 med' · ' Road · er daughter , Lu~Jlle . I-I Syracuse. in the United States and Canada with approximatebe added to the six awanll now cal technician. w1ll be assoctat-1 Mrs. Cora Hitchens left Sunly 100.000 members. It is a professional honorary givea from the !Dterest rece!Jo ell wilh Washington and Le< t day, for her home , El Past, society for women educators who have demnnstrat· ed from scholarship fllllll lnUnlversily. . .. Texas, after spending t w0 ed leadership in education. Approximately 2,000 v..tments. Mrs. Minnie Gilmore ·~ VJstt~ 1 . months with Mr. and Mrs. Brad· I key women teachers, ele_mentary through college ing in Covington, Ky ., With he! 0 lord Maag and othei' relatives. Oa August 12 Delta Kappa and university, are attending the conclave in CleveGamma members were· auesta daudghfler:,Mrs. Raymond Burns ! Mrs. Jack Curtis and daugh· land. of the Ohio organization It the an am1y . d 1 Mr BarbaJJones spent Monday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holter ter, Sandra, an g~e~:~er W '"''=-· -''"-··« ~,.:;;- ..,,.--,r1i-~" Tops ol lhe Popa ~ IIY and ,..~, y in Columbus with ol Rt. 1. Racine, will celebra~ and Mrs. Edmond 1 nd Mrs The lhl11)' • 1Wil oanual the Clevelllld Symplurny ord\11Mr. • . , rs. Lee Davidson. their !illth wedding anniversary To':'my and Pam•.•. a Calif . coJVentloa or the Ohio !18ocl• lra 1D 1111 Publlc A...._ Mr• ..,..,- ard Pierce Is recup- on August 28. Open house will Lelia, Fhnt of Whllli~r, ~ ' alloa of Garden Clubs will be 2:00 PM-PONY HARNESS RACING . eratir '' . . a recent lllness at 1M! held at their home from 2 are VJSttmg relatives m Clark loekl Ill the Nelllerlaad HlllaD ' 2:30 PM-PONY & HORSE RUNNING l her after spending five to 4 p. m. Sunday. burg, w. va. Bone JIGteliD Cloolanltl, 011 Avpat day~ yooolzer HospitaL Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Holler were Mr. and Mr~ Hj D. I be I~ U ud H. RACES Pier 1 ;absent from her du· married so years ago al Syra- left lhll mom g er Iter a Qlltln 1riJ1 be COli~ The August meeting of the 5:00 PM ties ~ Dtlke Cleaners for cuse. They have five daughters, home, Sarasota, Fla., a lather lrop,l I to 11:•. oa WedaeoLoyal Helpers Class of the fWILIGHT HORSE HARN&fl RACING ·fill with Margery HarMrs. Ethel Cooper, Parkerstwo weekll vlslt with his tn' =~ · 1d the CoDveah h the pr D B d friends -:~ · will S,..cuse Melhodl•t c urc rl9 substituting. burg, W. Va. ; Mrs. Susan H. . oneyd a;lth relatives tn liiirdm Tm lit bao - · held Monday evening at Mr. 8lld Mrs. Ernest Hqltel ~~_;;;;;;:,;;;~~:...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= Gates, Vienna, W. Va 'drs. Pomeroy an lean af aooo. Bpeakm IJMI w~ ftlmliJ dlaMatlie Lawrence, Porlland, Marietta. ard tHir lllbjeell - llsled Ia the church. en~ wilb 1 S 'lblrll Mrs. Dorothy Browning and John Frick r~eived w tJ!I Gifdp Path fur AprO. ner at tbelr boml DD • Mrs Ruby Turner Grove City; Tuesday, that hJS son-In-law, AI· lt(ly •all JDIIe, all• laformaMrs. Ralph Robson, president Ave. SUllday Ia obsllnlllel of and· four sons, D~lbert, Malta; bert Burkhart of Clarksville, tloa oa lbe Tour 111 Gardeu conducted the meetlng which their Goldell Wedd!Di AIIIIV«'Dana Coolville; Carl, Marietta, Ind., underwent maJor surg~fl' al weD u tbe bllllkl Ill lUI opened with Psalm 23 In uni· aary which~ JNI'IMDad~ ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS and Charles, Columbus. . at Ba?tist Hospital, Lo~svr e, .01 fw ruervttloll. son. Devotions were led by Aq. 15• euc which took • There are 13 grandc~lldrea Ky. His room number I 222. Mrs WilHam Houdashclt who lllelr w~ A"m'a+- IS. and three great grandchddren. · 1D Brls..., enn., ...-. • Chatter Club Group Charter il Draped read Luke g,18-1!7 and gave a 1916. LARGE HAUL • B D f .4 Group meditation from The Upper Here to ualat 1bem Ia lhl WASIUNGTON (UPI) -Air Is Entertoaned . ed ~ wu draped In Room, closJn& with prayer. observaace were lbelr daqhift Force, National Guard aad Air thMr~ha~t~!g=:a:... mem.:ry of ~llmett.a Smfth 11 was voted to start a floWer llld lamlly,: Reserve planes have l at her home. Wyllis Hill. A when Theodorus Council, Daugh- fund with each member conlrlb- ~ =~ Va. A cake IJid 0 100,000 Gl passengers !on was con· ters of Amerlea, met In regu- utlng !De each Sunday. A read· P : ed foR destinations within the United short b~sln~ F'tsch- lar aesslon Munday evening at lng, "Lcrd of All," was given lee eream wu let'V owStates since the start t1 Y • after which the IOOF Hall. by Mra Royal Thomas IJid mg the dinner· nce1 commercial airline strike m'!ce ::::ld~~!yed. Prizes Dean Bamltz, councllor, ~re- the ~ling closed with lhe edMr,; month. games were awl!l'ded to sided and opened the meetmg Mizpah benedlctlon IB IDlison- and arrangements ol 1'0111, ' The Pentagon said or S art Mrs in rituallsllc form. It was that its "Operation Mrs. Thomas tew ' tha. ted th t F nnle McNamee A soelal hour was enjoyed mums and other flowers, car· Four to make ready and four to roLeave" has concentrated ~ld Dunfee, Mrs. N~iel: :,:"Glad : Cu~kler remain tU and refreshments were served rylng out lbe loldea theme. Tile. lll designed to win at school. Smart In looks, providing transportation Brggs, Mrs. H:a~ ~lr: Mr,' In Holze/Hospital and that to Mrs. Robaon, Mrs. Helen couple received ~~ smart In per1ormanco, fino In fitlin& too. aervlcemen going on home Mrs. Kenneth c ac a . Co Denny 19 home from Damewood, Mra. Thomas, but the day waa lowleave prior te and relurning 'O'ilbur Young. ~altai. Death benel'tts were Mra. Damon Ferrell, Mrs. calls tram friends IJid niallvtl So in, llliM!lldo, 111 Jncredlblo .far llldullnct. !rom assignment in Southeast Refreshments were aerv~ by pal~ f r WUmett.a Smith The Orville Crooks, Mrs. Houda- with I surprise phone .99 Asia. :::ve~:'sl\1%. ~:;;;:"Ebe~ next ~eeUng will be M~nday,. shell, and a guest, Rev. Wen- :;m~::· Walter H. to Sepl 6 al 7:30 p. m. dell G. stuUer. r Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Webster baeb. • tf Beverly vtslted over weekend wllh her mother, Ml". Frances Bearba. I . I -~· ~ ' ; Ar?Ab~odutand '-Women, [ducat ion' Tqpic ' • At SororL ty Convention Around and .I 11 . ~ Gardf'R Cl~t_b . About Hold Reunion •r' I' . ~018 Meeu at Headley• The Rose Garden Club of Mrs. Reibel judged orally aod '·· G'"'id.:ndRescouesndhahhellds :'fa~~lyl~~ $ Pomero.y Tuppers Plains held a flower gave lips o_n . nower 1\)'l'an~ng !i Middleport •• ahow and their August meel1og for the exh1b1tors. . i. . . , union at Portland Park, San- ~ I tt--»atly .· • ' lHtwt.ed .r:,.'l'ullllllra" 01 The Mel,..Maon .4reo t ' . - "· :I -~~ n5 .~ .. .= ~~'' -·XVIII --------------------------------------~~-------------------------------------------5:E VQ~ NO. 86 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1966 ------------~ 1 'i.'i 1 GOESSLER ;' JEWELRY STORE CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY FOR THE FAIR I.,.,.,....,...,...,........,......,..........................,,...,....,.,....,,\ FAIR WEEK WED. T1uu SAT. Flpreo eonflnued movlne toward a reeord attelljlance for the .l.. Meigs County Fair on ,W+aday - second day of!M,103r<Lannual event- as ~.~ ,patd attendance passed lh'rliOiil the •ales. .1'!tf \8!15 paid attendance was 1,81,1 <rl tne second day, accordiftt'. ~ bon Reuter, fairboard seqretpy, 'lbe crowd on the 0~ - ~Y of the fAir nearly dclubl~ 'that of during the same "'' .~year. · "(l':erythlng looks real great I' ~ i Fronk Halters CI b Big B;~d ~:ient T e e rote Their 50th t{i ShowCaseof1966 and Loyal Helpers Class Meets In Syracuse * r. FQrltily Dinner Givenuf>on --•n• Anniversary OPEN FRIDAy NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 PM O:rte ":.'ymond :V,';::''l= r TONIGHT thru FR !DAY "MARRIAGE ON THE ROCKS" Frank SinatA Deborah Kerr (Color) CLOIID THRU AUGUST 20 IT'SHCWI IILVEit SHO( fJ/fef wftft tu,. ptisn ,tun with ~llpurch•JI Gf fiOLl·rMPWT SHOES 1 TONIGHT olltiTUISDAY Aua. 21-22·23 uHARPII" (Teclurleolor) Peu1 Newman LalU't!D B acou -·" Janet Leleh WEDNESDAY r. THURS. Aull· 24-25 NOT OPIN FRIDAY and SATUIIDAY I Auguot 26.27 "THE GHOST AND MR. CHICKIN" (Teolmlcolr>r) Doa Knr>tll Joon SlaiOJ "TAPPY AND THI JUNOLI HUNTIR" . (Teclllllrolor) Alr.Conclhlonetl For Ylllr C.111fort .. ··~ ~ _.. . .. _...... .. .. Jesa Vorhees, Rockbridge; ••cond, ~ and Leist, Caldwell: third, Whitl and SOns, Piketon: fourth, GfiOI'ge Davldaon, Mill· wood, W. Va. Jq.UE ·RIBBON SHEEP !!hropsbires, Dick French, Athena, . U) Corrledale, Rex Robin~~!"),' Coolvtlle, (5); Dorsets, Robinson, (I); Cheviet, French, 14). SWINE S. H. VoUborn, Bidwell, Rt. z. 5 blue ribbons. . OTHERS P1e contest winner IWednesday) - Mrs. Harold Blackston, Athens Road; School competilion - Bradbury won first, Southern J:;lementary, second. BEEF CATI'LE Herefords - (Males) -Hugb Leiiheit, Pomeroy, 3 bIue ribbons: Alfred Gans, Pomeroy, l; I. 0. McCoy, Reedsville, I, exhibited the grand champion bull: Hiram Slawler, Middlepori, reserve champion bull, I blue ribbon. . nesday at Meigs County Fair, FeDIBies - James Mered1tb, in to classes, were: Pomeroy, I first; Russell Arch- Cathy Morgan, Middleport, er and Sons, Guysvllle, grand "Peppy Kimble," 4-H borsechampion female, three blue manship class_ ribbons; James Betz, Langs- Lead-in ponies, all riders gi•· ville, Slawter and W. L. Carr, en slllllU trophies. They were Coolville, each one blue ribbon; Jean Bobo, Mark Frost, Eric Hugh Leifheit exhibited the re- Sciles, Cindy Meeks, Tony Kellserve chompioB female. nedy, Teresa Whil~ Jimmy S. H. Vollborn and Son, Bid- Johnson, Rhonda Reuter, Scot well, won lZ firsts in Slrorthunr Nease, Tim Nease, Anita Hig· jndging. 1 gins, Jan Betzlng, Mary RidgFirst place wlnnen liD the way, Mark Kaiser, Lu Ann annual horse show staged Wed· Rousb. Bill Cole, Tuppera "Miss Tinker," weslera · ure pony 48 to 56 !Dc:hes. · . Bob Ridge, Jackso., "ll:vial San," western pleasure lUii. Jack Hawley, Ml~ pleasure pony, harness a., Sberry lnclestad,, PomiiUf, "Miss Connamar.," !JlDCifill pleasure horse_ John Wolford, Marietta,..._, ky Bee," barrel race. Shirley Burdette, ~ "Poco Joe," WesterD p~ (Continued OD Page. I) 852s Riddle Tunnels . In Heavy Bomb Runs .' v ..WORLD Ia SAIGON (UP!) - U.S. 852 bombers today un[l~:~~~:hundreda of tons of ex[I on a suspected tunner complf!X, arms [factory and base camp 325 north of Saigon. American planes also ballled aguln with Communist MIG jets over North Viet Nam, U.S. military spokesmen dhlclosl!(l. The weekly American casualty report ISsued In Saigon today showed U.S. combat deaths uw,vou toward 5,000. Spokesmen 1 101 Americans were killed acUon last week and 583 wounded. The U.S. death toll iD VMI Nam now ataDda al C,711. Spokesmen •aid the ratio d'ad &9' killed lui wee!< wu better lban 14 to L '11lOJ nported 1,431 CGmmuniSII tiDed ml IN captured In lhe week Communist q. IJ. Over 1,000 Preview Word: Terrific Tomorrow, THURSDAY- We'll Close At Noon To Go to the Meigs County Fair At The Rocksprings Fair Grounds ••• ..,.. ON FRIDAY, WE ARE OPEN TIL 8AT NIGHT ON SATURDAY, WE ARE OPEN UNTIL 9AT NIG~~ E,lberfelds Pomeroy Colorpr1oont •" ' . 3201 8lld over class - F~rst, c- -and- "TWO ON A GUILLOTINE" Connie Stevens Dean Jonet - GuysvUI" elll:::: 9·99 5 the Or1t of two lhowa. HORSE PUUJNG CONTEST 2800 pounds and less - First, Homer Storts, Frankfurt: seeond, Gerald Guthrie and Son, Coolville; thlnl, Marvin Whitt, Piketon: fourth, Charles Bowersock, Dart: fifth, Munl MeKay, Newport 21101 to 3200 pounds teamsFirst, Storts; second, G. R. Douglas, Coolville; third, For· est Copperlder, Thornville; fourth, John Crouser, Elizabeth, 'IV· Va.: mth, Ralpb Guthrie, =a-:; in: ·, U the weather wm hold aul," Reuter said this morning. Paid attendance Wednesday night to the graudst.and (horse pulling) was on which reprosented an tnereaae of 200 over last year's attendance lrgure for that altraotion_ Officials were expecting 1 big turnout today and tonight. Highlight of the Thursday allernoon aelivlly was pony and borse harness racing while the Blg Bend Minstrel As90Clallon's Talent Sbow Case Is te preaenl . I Big Attraction! 7e·.f'AI - ~ " · .. llerl.... __ ·-· See Tomorrow.., Thursday Evenings Papers For News of Our Friday and Saturday Sales I I '' Nine Perish In Bus Crash HONG KONG (UP!) Commlst Chinese Defense Minister Lin Piao appeared side-by-side with party Chair1\lall Tse-lung at a mass rally In Peking today, providing Ifurther IW!denee the Red army chief Is llow the No. 2 man in Peking hierarchy. In the clearest Indication Lin's new preminence in leadership of Communist !ion, Peking Radio listed the year-<1\d defense millister cond to Mao in its report the nation's leaders attending Weary Pair End River Journey the rally. The CMI!eoe IUaell I lmporllllee Ia ..... ~ Ifill U.lflll wblclr uually fDdlrato . . ll'der If pnced•c. .. IIIII power lllerlrey. Last Saturday lhe OwnnnftM : party's rullllg Central 01111 4it; tee Issued a COIJIIIIIIIIlli :fi, whicb Lin was the Gilly ot'nll; offidal menUoaed by ~ aside from Mao. ~ �. ' I ••• ...' " ,. i •I'k_' lJ'Iass Boycptt Th·reatened~ ' ' lI ~ .. j ' t ' tCoaiiDued From Page One) P""'' uwter 41 inches. L...We Leifheit, Pomeroy, •'.h!1nny Sorrel," Western trail horse. Rita Riggs. Athens. "Coke," weliiem trail pony <lass. FLOWER SHOW Tiking first places at WASHINGTON (UPI) ,;_ A t)lreatened '~~)ass bOycott by witnesll(ls today brought the beleaguered House Com· mittee on Un-Ametlcan Activities close to the. end of one of the stormiest investigations of its stormy 21-year history Though they planned to make another stab at bold· ing ~n orderly hearing today, committee members v.:eaof the tumult and the shouting of two consecutive of disorder and demonstrations hinted they were to call it quils for . . 1"'''"Y The meeting was they would not tesUfy without lsch~edtlfed for 10 a.m. EDT. their lawyers. And the lawym They wanted to get on with claimed they cer!Jtnly were 110t the job ol dralting a bill aimed at punishing anti-Viet Nam war groups that allegedly llave sent money , blood and supplies to the Viet Cong or have !Continued From Page One) attempted to interfere with the laatened itself to hla hand . U.S. military effort. the fair: nower show, in t.he Artistic arrl\ngements, were Lucy Baines Johnson, sultable for bride's table. Mrs. Mary B. Heizie&. Pomeroy; Martha Wash· ington, traditional mass ar rangement, Mrs. Robert Thomp- UPI Bn"efs son, Pomeroy; Mary, suitable for chureh altar. Mrs. Paul WiTUI, Middleport Grandma Gatewood, Roadside or Wild Materials, used with weathered w~, Mrs. Norman McCain. Reedsville: Amelia Erhart. in terpretive of flight, Mrs. John Kincaid. Middleport: Mae Wesl. usiiiB the Hogarth curve, Mrs Betty Dean. Chester : Gertrude Eberle. water showing as pan of the design. Mrs. Pur ley Karr . Long Botk>m: Florenre Nlghl· engale, white flowers . M r s. Purley Karr, Long Bottom; Pearl Buck. Oriental influence, Mrs. Paul Winn: Lois Weaver. modern d~~ig!: Mrs. Jonn Kint:aid: Jac~t\ennedy , corsage of summer flowers , Mrs. Dorothy Roller. Middleport; Charlene HoeOicb, interpretive of .-feigs County, Mrs. Mary ieines of Pomeroy. Tn the Junior Artistic divis,,._.. Carol Ann Lewis, Pomeroy, two blues; Junior Horticultur~. Carol Ann Lewis, Syracuse. two 11ues, and Sandra Roush. Syra·use. one blue: Dish Garden, ~rs. Lloyd Moort·. Pomeroy: rerraniums, Mrs Milton Roush . iyracuse. Horticulture Senior Divison, Mrs. Grace Fisher, Minersville. lhret' blut!s: Mrs. Purley Karr . Long Bottom, two blues; Mrs Robert Lewis, Pomeroy , onf' blue. In the Specimen Colle<'tion .\Irs. Lloyd Moore, Pomeroy. 2 'llues; Mrs. RoDert J. Lewis Pomeroy, one blue: Roy Hoi! ~r. Pomeroy Star Rou te, one blue Educational division, Belva Willard. Pomeroy Roule 1; Mrs Victor Hysell, Minersville; Mrs. Robert Lewis, Pomeroy. and Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, Mid dleporl. all taking first place honors. The flllndemonium which resulled in the arrest of 17 s youthful demonstra I ors a I .Tue · day's hearing began again Wednesda• only minutes alter ' the session got started. JUDGING - Mrs. Poole, incoming state president of the Ohio Garden Clulr Association, ot right, judges !lowers and plants entered as exhibits at the Meigs Co unty Fair. Slandmg are far left IS Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis. superintendent. and in centE"r is Mrs. Lro Kennedy, Sr.-Senlinel Photo. $35,000 Asked In Damage Suit ,. SHOWS QUILT -- Erma Wilson, center, shows her . ,t>eij~l,i.hll "Perky Pansy" quilt \hat she had on disBI~y at the Me1gs County fair io Faye Cottrill, left, and Paul me Hysell. Mrs. Wilson's quilt is one of the many house· _hold -=Se ntinel_ . _it=~~ ~n,_display_a~his _Y•ar~_fair ~ho ~o._ · •stUl Low Water Kroger Ad In Wadnesdey Sentinel ~ s:~s ~~re~~:·:w;:.r ~":! Man Charged I cUtllng . J. A. Carpe,nter [ . n·JeS We'dDeSday CBERY 25c bunch Should Have Read 29cBunch wlnnina the pellllalll tnatead worrying ab~ut my homers. s... Fraec!Sco had Pl.enty .to about alter · Mays lour)h iRning home run off Cardinal •l&rter Ray Washburn. They U'alled 3-1 In tha eighth and lied the game on l'ljll scorillg aingles by 'lllo Fuenlel .and Willie McCovey. lnntag smgles bY Tom mdfer, Jim wo~ry becom~ ~lb game Ia the fifth Inning with Ci~clnnall leading s-o, a game , 1. ~s wen1 on to tal<e ~ thv• 8~ The 30-year-old · •oulhpaw received a OOI'IIsoae lajectloa lnunediately upon reaching the Dndger clubhouse aod then went through his post game rttual of packing his arm ln ice. First reports Indicated the trou~le . might 110t be too serious and he might Aot miss 8 turn ~n the starUng rotation . Lose Big Lead Pittsburgh used home runs by Willie Stargell, Bill Mazeroski and Dono Clendenon w build • 7·1 advoAtage by the third innlng. But the unpredictable Mets fought back with the Iii"!! plneh bit gra11d alam bomer In their history and a two run single by Ron Hoot to send the Pirates to an 8·7 defeat and reduce their lead to a haH @arne. Elsewhere, Chieago beat Phi!adelphia 5-3 in 10 innings and Atlanta k>pped Housloa 6-1. A relieved Willie Mays said he hoped the home run talk would eud now that he -had pa,.ed r'oxx. Conceatrate On Pennant "It sure feels greallo havo It over with," he said, "now wo ~Uo do~n and think about 1 · 1 Cheshire slugged Its way Into the nnals of the double . ellm· lnatlon Syracus• Pony League tournament by •coring an easy 111-4 win over Southern Wednes· Yaeterday'1 A&P Ad Shoukl Have RMd Cheshire last night scored runs to the first inning and hurters Tom Hysell and Thomas limited Racine to only slx hils. day night . ' The IOD' knocked Southern out of the event and put Cheshire io position to meet unbeaten Pomeroy Friday at 7;30 p. m. Cheshire, beaten by Porn· eroy earlier in the tournament, mull toke two consecutive viclories lo win the championship. FRYERS 35c lb. A&P I Getting the Southem hila •were BaiTY Hort, two doubles; and Roy Johnson, George Law· renee, Jtbn Ri~bharl and Hart, eacb a smgle. Cheshire hitting was by John Rothgeb Wllh a double aad smgle In four lo the plate. Other Cheshire tors were Cliff Queen, a Should Cheshire defeat Porn- and slnt!le; Jess Louden, a eroy Friday night, the two gle; Perry Beebe, two triples; teams will meet again Soliday Jeff Tyo, a triple, and· Thomas, at 7' 30 P· m· Ronnie Quillen and Jaekle Henson. each a single. Southern 106 30 4 8 2 . IUJ IHhiiDnl . o oa w Get nee 1 40 •Cheshlr• ~- 18 12 4 Day• ~ NllhU 1D MIAMI IIACH G. Hart, 11. Hart (21, Johno.t ,._. 811\'et Roe~ TOctqaon 13) aod Riehhart, Unb.U...-•bl• but TrUe 0:'::."~~~~0.~A:,,:~~·o,:o... renee (3). HyseU, Thomas -· - - - and Louden, • Zel.co 33 Reel $8.88 Sale Now In Progressl e I DOOR MIRROR $3.99 1 • • • . h"1tewaII ....... _ W UphoIstery .... ,.. _ C·ar Wax .... e Plastic Pitcher v. • • • {fftli.:' In~ ;,~ ~ ~ 11~1'" ~;., ~ Seotine~ Pameroy-Mlddleport, o .• Allg. ll!, -~~~;~ MAC to Spend $40 Million on Athletics ... runs In the stanza, louehed reliever Jack Aker for bis llrst earned run in 18 Innings. Llmabe Wias Si:dh "Easy on him, Ed. He'a.QIIl of lleBIUD!" 11 the nightcap, Jack Lamabe evened his record lo 6-6, hurling 1 z.s Innings and Hmltlng the A's to six hits. JuaR Pizarro linisbed the game with 11·3 frames of perfect pitchina. Tommie Agee and Jotm Romano homered for the While Sox. Leo1 Wagner 1lammed a three-run homer 1o blgbllght Cleveland's feur·rul seveoth. RIVERSIDE, Call!. (UPI) _ Rocky Colavlte bit his , 26th Veteran sporta car racer Ken homer of the nmpalgu for the Miles, 47, whose precision and IadlaDJ and losing hurler Pete gutty driving elecU'ified lans Richert (12-11) CO!Illeeled lor worldwide piloted his lilst lap the Senak>rs. Steve Hargaa woa ' 89 ••""' experimental his alxth straight and lotb of Ford "J-car" Dipped at 150 the seaoon. mites per hour. MilpteSOia rallied lor three , Long·lime friend Carron Shel· runo lu tho eighth inning, two by, builder of the car, ordered comi•• " tion .., bome . oa Don MJacher's . an lnunediate illvesuga slagle. Pmch hitler Junmle heghming today of tho high Hall's sacrUice fly scored the speed accident which oeul the final run. Dwight S!Obfer gained , popular driver to hla death at his ..second victory ~ lour Rive<sida International RaCI!decisrons, hurling I z.3 mwngs way. every so olleu-single IODI.. Iot four-hi! haD after relieving A raceway optkesman eald body right out tithe ballpark. CamDo Pascual Ia the second. tho car was gutted by fl8ll10ll AI Kalill • hom run Jay Joltnsloae bit hla first biB but 10t to the point which 00 0 lll~g:.orlourlhm eas.~~•-lwgIH)baundted league homer far tilt Angels. would preclude an investlgatloa ~· of the cause. It was 1ho sixth :A;::ca:ednc::: ad"::t 11011111 athletic laclllllea to coot more thaD • miUioa. All of lht facfiUtes dlto • accer g lo preaeal plans, will be buill within the nell five yeors, Commissioner Robert C. Jamea, JI'Oii<linll at tile final ~~ ;..ue.:n~·th~~.:;.,~e·~ ~.::o;:r!~e.::: :aa;:~: was last reacblag a saturatioo :Ilea by 42 per cent and lu~!, ·. point becaUH If limited lscill· plans eall lor a 50 per ..,.llt.'. ' • :· Uee. crease over that'' ,.:..• .. The athletic direek>rs of lfli: · With enroUmenls expected respective schools !llen spua vm.:··~ lo ln<rease from 442,996 to 687,· ion~ of new basketball areQii~; .., 000 by 197G - a 42 per cent in· tracks and goII courses that will erease - the need lor illcreased compliment the football stadi•... · Ohio Champs Meet Beloit In lst Round Veteran Driver • Dics In J-Car By Uoiled Pren lnternatloDal Wednesda~ W Colts' Defense Not Perfect Says Winner Leagu•• Brennan B k AsHeadCo b 0£ R kets ' :He~:PhiJIS:g".J:, s/:_ m::'Ollllflu!'. 1'lieben BACK-TO-SCHOOLERS • GATHER 'ROUND AND SING A BOUND .wrm BUDEPOHIJ Slow Pitch 10% DISCOUNT 'HE DAILY SENTINEL a . .10-5 Lawn Fwtlliz... a.m.l I ::=.,.. :::"':.!:'.:.-.::-..::::- ..;"':; --~ - leg. U9 ........ ,. $2.99 WESTERN .AUTO STORE .; HOME ,, , SWISHER ·&,~'~o.-s,. REX.L~ bRUGS; wv ~!s~, . :,?·· '<l-~ ~ ~ ·ro · ,nllrliF ,, Ue~-14 -~;lsiite..S.ervetCiu '· ~ · LEADERS 24c o: "" .- New York at Philo, night Amel'lcall League Cincinnati at Houston, night W. L. Pel. GB St. Louis at Los Angeles. night ATHENS. Ohio (UPll - Grov• · · Baltimore 79 41 .658 ... AUanta at San Fran, night City, the Ohio champion lor me Detrru'l .. 14 ,ii'IQ "' I"' VtJ ona second consecu 1·1ve year, today· Cleveland 64 57 .529 1511. met Beloit, Wis., In the operi~~.~ Minnesota 03 58 .521 1611. . round of the American f..egwa · Ch1~aao. 63 58 .521 1610 Junior Baseball reg10nal playoif Calilormo. 60 60 .506 It By United Preta International here. KBRsas CJiy 53 88 ·438 2610 Naliaaal League Other games scheduled k>da1 New York 53 68 .438 2611. · G AB R H Wasbinglon M 71 .432 2710 Alou , Pit · · Pet. Eva•sville, Ind., against Bo ton 53 104· 381 · 57131 .344 :i pitted Northbrook, Ill., and Adriaa, 72 424 s · 2BY. Clmnte, Pit Ill~ 74151 .326 ; Mich ., against Springfield, Mo: Wednesday'• GlliMI Alou, Atf 118 510 r/166 .325 ', Radcliff, Ky., drew a first- · Baltimore 8 Boiton 4 Carty. All Hl9 360 51 117 .325 round bye. Cleve 5 Wash 3• lllbl Stargel, Pit 104 367 68119 .324 The winner of the double-eliril~ · DeU'otl 4California New YorkI,Z, Di••t night Cepda, sI. L 11!1344 61 109 .317 !Ration regional moves on to the MiDD 5 Cbl 4 KaD ct lsi "'' bt Allen, Phil 11!1368 19 ll5 .314 1Rational tournameol Aug. 28 • Chi 5 Kan Cit tyl\n 'ai~ Santo, Chi 112 406 71126 .310 •Sept. 4 at Orangeburg, s. c. Tbunday'a P:.ben Helms, Cin 98 380 51 !17 .308 The second round will be play· IStsrlinl Times EDTI Rosboro, LA 102 311 84 'II .307 1ed Friday wiLb the finals oD . Call Tuesda Ionia at MinnesotaAmerica• Leape y. Lopez (5-IU "· Graat (11-IS). t .. G. AB. R. H. Pel. ROYAL_B_IL_L_WINll __ p.m. , OUva, Min 118 452 72 145 .321 Chicago at Cleveluu-Peters 1F.Rbsn Bal 118 414 94 140 .317 FREEflOLD, N.J . (UP! (10-8) vs. McDowell (..5). 7:30 Kallne.' Del 102 3110 69112 .311 Eight-year-old Royal BiU, drivp.m. Powell Bal 114 403 71 120 .298 en by Austin Thomas , pactd Yankees their aeveath loos fatality at tho speedway. (Only games seheduled) Wgnr 'ae 109 381 59 111 .291 the mile iu U6 4-5 to take the last nine games Miles, known fer ~Is keea wll Friday's Games B.Rt.:n, Bal 120 479 80 139 .2110 Wednesday's feature at Freeenabled the secoad-place 3Rd deep dedlcal!on lo the BaiUmore at Petrol~ ulght Riehrdt, Cal 88 317 48 92 .290 hold Raceway. lo remain 1311. gamee sport which claimed hla life, Chicagu at Cleveland, Bight Mantle, NY 99 314 31 90 .287 _:.....~~:_~~~~Baltimore. Earl Wilson, had been testtna the experlmell· Callforola at Wasblnglea, Vllllno, Was 117 412 62118 .286 Conigliaro, Red Sox 76; Hortan llioo lnnlags, allowed lour tal GT racer wbou II myster· K.C. at N.Y., z, lwl·night Bos 113 417 63111 .281 ,Tigers & Killebrew, TwillS ~ to winning his fourth !Uusly bounded out o1 10ntrol. Mimlesota at Boaton, alghl Home RDM Pitching aad 14th In 2S decistoiiL The <ar weal off the track al Nalloaal Leape N a 11 0 8 8 t Aaron, i National ~e: . Raganj ST. LOUlll (UP!) - Charley tha easiest curve to legtltate, a W.l:. Pot GB Brav .. 33: Mays, Gianto 3~; IDodgers 10-l; Perry, Giants i!ll Wilmer soya he is ready lor apukesmau 88ld, wbicb drew Pittsburgh ro 48 .59! ... Philliea 29 , Torre 2; Marichal. Gia•t• 17·5; 3C Baltimore's strong defense in speculaUon lhel the accldoatl' SaD Francisco 71 50 .M7 ~ Braves • Stargell, Pirsles 28: MaloRey, Reds 134: KoofaJI Friday alghl's NFL pre-seasen may have been eau.sed by a Los Aagel•• 111 51 .5Ql J Amerfean League: F. Robin· Dodgers 19·1. game agaiaal hill Cardillal• In mechanical faUura. Philadelphia 65 55 J4J I BOn, Orioles 37; Powell, Orioles American League: .McNally, 3C st. Louis, but odds thai ao de·, St. Louis 11 58 .513 9~ 31: Pepitone, Ysnki a!ld Kille- Ormles 11·3: Wall, Urmles 9~; feuse Ia perfect ROI even the Casper 18 Favorite Cincinnati !10 511 .504 1010 brew, Twlnl 27; Colavito, Boswell, Twms 12·5 : Palmer; I T-Op Atlanta 58 !II .flfl Zli. Ortoles 14-6; Sanford, Angel• ~ n umnrance en N York R Ba 11·5 52 If/ •M "The oecret," Winner oays, HARTFORD conu. (UPI) - ew ..., Dill lied In · Wellston m.h 8chool "'I llllldaJ up the defease well US Open ch~mp Billy Cosper Houston 51 Ill .429 N a I Ion • I League: Aaron, IUV 111 G.... nl ._.. ·-"" 1o ~........ the o"--- lao. · ed f rite loda CbiC8J(o 40 78 .339 311 Braves 93; Clemente, Pirates & 0u md Gel Fru t DaY• 3 Nlghta io onouneed Wednesday -· -""""' "~-. m as a avo Y 18 Wedllesda ' IleBDIII Phlll' MIAMI &li.Af;H tioo of bead loolhaU coaeh am::",!hln& the Colts do pretty tho $100,000 Insuraace City SaD Fro t J Plrateo 60: o.t ,our Suer Rooll Ta4.,_ Unbellevabll but 1'1'\M Fisbor 1o enter 1 work • we · Ope!l gel under way at the We- New York 1 Pills 7 light Amertcao League· Powell. CI!ATfFII!D GAl STATION 1 M-'-" Wimer's Cardinals, with wills thersDeld c-·....., Club. ' . • • program a anuau IWflt Alfanta ·and Detroit will C -.::' !CO ,_ 1_, Chi 6 Phlla I, 10 lnolnga, Orioles 96; F. Robmson, Orioles til W. Mllln It,. Pom•ray, otllt aad tha hlrlnl al lormflt ' asper woa ••• ~ - AUanta I Bousloa I, Bight B. Robinson Orioles tM· Bob BnnnaD to replace him. pullhelr H record 00 the line and again last year. He would Cincinnati 1 Los Anti t aJchl ' ' Fisher, u offenslvl llW'i ID lhl CoiU::,e~lsed become the first mao to w1a ftundaya Probable . Ulliverslty, who baa pme. se, ave two years In succession 11 be !Stullq Tlmeo EDT) coaehed at WellsloD lhl a s.tl lllllrit, wltb vic.torles o~er k>ps the field lhtl year. PIUsburgb at New Yorktwo seasons, will work OD Waablngton ud Pblladelphta. Fryman (11-7) ... Gardaer ISWARSAW DOWNS ISRAEL 7). 2 p.m. maaten decree ud belp U.l. 8llOOTEII8 WIN TEL AVIV, Iaraef (UP! Cincinnati at Houalon-MaJo. freshrnllll football at lbiJ LONDON (UP! -United The Warsaw University basket- DeY !13-4) vs. Bruce (2-9) or Vqlnia IChool Statee markllmea took lop ball team, runnerup Ill I b 1 Dle<ker (11-4). 1:38 p.m. BrellllaD, wbo ooaehed al the third small lll'lllll University of Kentuclly 1D lht St. Louis at Los ABgelesWallsloa a1x yean prior eompelltlon lor Central Treaty recent Intern"';·"""' UniversJ. Gibson (15-t) ¥1. Drysdalt (1Fisher, was fired before OrpllllatiOD Forcea Wednee· ties bukef ,ameot, .13). 11 p.m. 19M seaaoo but rematned ICOI'ini 1,1!11 points. 1raD Wednesday d Nation- (OIIly gemes ecbeduled) leacber. -.1 with 2,8S'I ud al Israeli bask"'""" .quad 711J'rldaya Gamet third willa Z,lll>7. 73. Pllleburgb at Cblcago e 59c 7""1,,c' 66c ·' Issued ao COJll , .,.... •. liffore Banks beJiod ·ldl -,mtJi an foUr bits. Allilll ,: .: homer off .loser Bob 1 .broke the game open will!_, loi'IDI!I' CUb. P.ldladelpbl8'1 1'11111 In the mlh apin8l Riehle Allen sent the pme"IJKO, pitcller Dave Giusti. Rico C1ar1J '· overtime 1n the ofgbllo IDaing, singled bome two 1'11111 ,,1!1111}·1 with his 2tlh hOme nm. Hank Aaron and Dellil lfe)Q1. "''ualllng bis majer league one each .. Jarvia plcbcl. : high. biJ first major leagoa ..,._;, ~ 1188 Dally 18V411 "'- lkown~~~ _,......., ,....,.... a lhr....run homer tD the eighth Ianing to erase 1 HI Kanus City advaotage In the opener. The While Sox, scoriD& four !"'" 1 bat«~ Srinmcma ll!t . v~. Gt..- Rookie Pal 'J.,.-tb anl! 1 Beefier! doublect IIIII( Rtn llalllo' CartoU . bined 1o ~ ; OOLUMBU8 (UP!) The sesalon of the MAC'a to iley laclllties Ia apparent," 1M sold. · " member achools of the meeting, pointed out that fool- "Pr0101l · stadium bull~'... • · By JEFF MEYERS uaed to IIICb rreau.ant ., ... UPI Sporta Wrtter . Tuesday, Bolllmore erased Russ Snyder sym~athtzes 4-l deficit with five 1'11111 In with the Bosk>n Red Sox. He oi th sd 11-4 MOlld •a;:;t hold a •:~ eith~. rl h r.::.guea lea~:. Ued thoay, aymg rna n Y aga sl g t- with 1 nm In the ninth handers, the 6-1 Baltimore it H with two in the lith. cnterllelder has been . the American League's No.1 batter "We don't care hew we at various times this season but it," Baltimore manager he loses the lead when his at Bauer said aft..- sweeping bats fall below the minimum to three-game series. "But I qualify It woold come earlier. This With the qualifying •umber tough on the maoager." set at 275 Wedneaday aftern ..n. El . Snyder once again took over I sewhere, Detro!! the A.I.. batting lead with a New York 4-2, Chicago won .320 average in 278 plato lrom Kaasas 4-2 · 1es ,1, appearance~ as the 0 r1o 5- Cleveland Mi beat whipped the Red Sox H, 3 . and oneonta wiping out a Boston lead for Cahlor"!a 5-S. the third straight game with a Snyder, who haJ. playect 1a late-inning rally. of Baltimore's 120 Because of all the major coUected three hits off tha league night action, how ..er, Sox. The Orioles rapped out the minimum number of at smg· les and two doubles bats to qualify lor the leaders Luis Aparicio accounliag was raised I<> 300 a!ld live safeties and Frank was dropped completely out of son three. In !be fiv.,.run the lop 10. Ballimore cracked six Come-From-Beblad Ia their latest behind victory, the : , : :r!e~:.•r,B~·" scored five runs io the you remember the inning. The Red Sox should u.sed lo do the l8mtl I I' AILSTAB · I 1 ~ . .It'S Ch. eshire VSo pomeroy In Syracuse Friday Night 1 I Mrs Stewart . n·JeS wedDeSday Slugger In· Out ~laced F'ourlh·lnnina lla&let by bJ AI, McBeu, tile Cleon Jooet~, Ken BOyer and eveulual· loeer. ··Allor Swoboda Jim RickmaD IICOI'ed une nm forced lliC:bnan and stole ud !pited a flve-nm rally far IOCOIId, .Tajlor wu bll by 1 the Meta. Ron Swoboda· wilted pileh Cbucll Hiller beat out and Bob Taylor, pinch billing ail olDfield bll 111 load the lor Ed Kranepoo~ walloped tha '811 tel the stage for Hunt's grand slam that closed the pp bau knock. 1o 7-6. · Errol• llanb bll a lhree-nm In the oislh, Riclanao singled homer wllb two out to the lOth off Bob Veale .. who wu then to Jive former PbllHe Curt 1 1 I''· batler- la_lhlllltl!. Clocy itarte.r llammy - Ellis fltl-14) beld Los Antlelee to roar hill! O!'er seven iDnlnKB but left the game In the elgbtll .after loadln& the lloaea on 1 walk and two sing!tl. Willie Qavls' sacrlllee ll,y f!ff reliever BUI McCool scored ooe nm and thai wu It for the Dodgers. IIP!Ite llalfJ A L B ' t.t • L d ~: :..w:..=-:. ·~!v! ~ s . eague a ID g ea er Glanla 1o . . .8 wi• over st. Louis, Koulas developed a sharp 1 .. and Jeaua Alou, batting for winDIDK pl!i:her F!'llnk Linzy (H), •banded Nelson Brllea his 121b losa In II dectslona. . . Koulas loll hll elfeellvenea In the fourth and walked three men before Leo Cardenaa drove them all In with a double. He was removed by maoager Wall Alsloa after rellrio& lhl lint ~1~~~!~~ Baltimore Correction New Hav en Orchard. He was a Oonna sue Bowers, Columbus. , I John F. Duncan real estate broker and a mem· has filed suit in Meig• County Dies in Columbus ber of the Masonic Lodge 28, Clerk of Courts against Roy Lee I ' ftt Clifton~. Franklin Commandery, Crisp of Sandy Hook, Ky., in , Gauge readiags: Gallipolis fi John Francis Dun:an, 82, died I Pl. Plei!Wll. and Beni Keden 1 the ~:mount of J35,000 for injur- Dam n 7, 11 9, runnmg 2 feet at the borne of h1s dau~hter, . Shrine~ Charleston. Friends may ies ~lleged received 111 an auto- on rollers, Pomeroy - Mason . A charge of cuttmg Wlth In- \Mrs. Dons Htl\ , m Colum.bus I John A Carpenter, 50, New ! eaU at the funeral home anymobale accident 20.10, Pt Pleasant 23.70, Hm- ltent to wound has been filed Wednesday. Funeral _serv!ces r Haven W Va died Wednesday time after 2 p.m. Saturday. ~lle accident occurred May ton 138 falling, Kana\\ha Falls1 8 gamst Marvtn CoK, 58, Che-:wi\1 be held at the Ewmg Fun- al the' st M~rv's Hosp 1tal in[t~o;_....=;..;.;;;;;...............; 29 ·, 1966, on Route 124 in the ,3.63 rismg, Charleston 18.91 slure. by the Metgs c 0 un t y eral home ~nday a~ 2 p. m. Huntington, w ·va. He was an vilflge of Syracuse As a result 1 stationary London, Marmet and ! ShenH's Department I with burlal.m the Castor Ceme- instrument mamtenance man m of · the accident the plainti~ Win held dams were on the : AI 1.22 this morni~g deputles ~ tery at Pomt Rock near Pt. the results danartment of the · •· s t••'!!'P" she soffered ·tn}unes w ' st'11 s. rr~sted Cox Mrs Cox had 1 Pleasant · · . . Phlllip Sporn ~ plant and a veterth€ cervical regton of the spine 1 1 a · . I SurvlVors include hts Wife, d . 1 1 --" k nd' toh If ,lktatMovemeuts: been cut about the hands w1th PauUne· one 'son Robert Dun· 1anofWorl \\iarl. .... nec,a tnjury ere! • . T d kf 11 tthe l · · I too"t. Plaintiff stales the defend- Obl4) RJver - urner own Ia me.' apparen_ y - a. lr can, Rt. l, Pomeroy; one I Born October 8, 1915 in Masant operated his automobile in 12, 4 am ; Andrew Calhoun ~ home m Cheshtre. Mrs. ~ox daughter, Mrs. Doris Hill , of on County, he was the son of ex~ive rate of speed, caus- up 14, 5.20 p.. m · Ranger up 1 was taken to Holzer H?spatal Columbus: nme grandchildre~, Frank Carpenter, deceased, and I ~nc:.tbe accidenl and the per- 114, 6.15 ~· m . Harvey Jordon where surgery was required . one brother' Charles FranCJS Mrs. Virgmia Riffle, Pt. PleasaodttnJUry. up 14, 12 15 a. m., Jeffboat 1 Charges agamst Cox were fal- Duncan, of Columbus. ant. Survivors include hiS wife, 1 .ii-dlvorce petition was also Idown 14, 6·)5 a. m' Leeanna i ed by his wife. Fay, two daughters, ConDie Jo filed with the clork lor gross Idown 15, II p m . L. Ftore up and Mary Ann; two sons, Lar· 5 a. m ' Qu<en City do\\n I ry and Steven all at home· liv~ negleot and extreme <ruelly by 16, 8 45 p. m.. Mike Murphy Four Juvenil<'• • ' · ' Anr!J. Ellzobeth Hawk against Idown 16, 10 p m : Steel Ex· :1 A A h d I sRtstlelrs.d MMrs. ALhce R tsl.prousPte, Rog. $11.65 Jacli Lee Hawk. Plaintiff asks I 1 . 0 I re ppre en e• u an . rs UCI 0 ms, . ' IDd of press up I • 2 40 a. m , n- , Pleasant Mrs francis DempI ohirld, 'QII _ Y one m 1nor Iward up lf, 5 a m . R C Bill , Four juveniles have been Isey Pt Pleas~nt · Mrs Kattler~ _ altmony . ond support of 1 down 19, ': 05 a. m; Jefferson , apprehended by Me1gs County . . . . ine'Bu~h , Coiwnbus, ~nd Mrs. i8ld~_• child. down 19, 3·20 a m; Ph1hp : Sheriff Robert Hartenbach on Mrs KaUJerme Vtrglma Stew . 1 • art 82 died on Wednesday at I Betty Carver, Ftlzerald, Ga ... 34 Institutions ' Sporn up 19, 4 40 a. m.; George Jcharges of breakmg and enter· • • ' I three brothers Waller. ~ ''"I .,._ f' b IPrice down 20, I 25 a. m. John , mg two schools and stealmg her residence on 684 Beech-st. Pleasant Fra; ' ,,. .IX'De II Y Grant IJ. Rowe down 20, 2.30 a. m., lgas from school bus shops. Middleport. Born In Cllfton on field and Jim· SALE ENDS AUG. 27 'J1llrty-four member institu- !Titan down 20, 7:05 a. m.; Baby The youths broke into the January 23, 1884, she w~s the bia ' , lions ol The Ohio Foundation of :Lear up 21. 1: 15 a. m.: E. P. Rutland High School and the daughter of the late Wmfleld . !~pendent Colleges '!ill bene- Jones up 21' 4 a. m.; Irene Harrisonville grade school on van Meter and Margaret Rus· l Mr. Carpenter belo~ed to Itt from a recent doi\Ol>on made Cholin up 21 . 5:20 a. m.; Val· :the morning of Aug. 16. En· sell Van Meter. !the Smith Capehart Leg1an Post Full Length CLIANIII by the Mobil ~11 Corporation ley Transporter down 22, 4:45 ·trance was gaifled by breaking Survivers include her hus-j No ~40 m New Haven. Funeral th~OIIih !be Mobtl Foundation, a.m.; Kathy R. down 23, .3 :. :w :windows in the shops. Gasoline band, Clyde W. Stew.arl; five services will he conducted Sal· CLIANIII ln · , . . p. m.; Cr1ss Jr. and Mr. Cnss! was stolen from the pumps, as sons, Tomm1e Sm1th, Ban- 1 urday at 2 p. m. at the New Under lhts years total Mobtl , down 23, 9:25 p. m.; Reliable Iwell as from the buses. T h e 1 croft, W. Va .; Ronnie Smith, Haven Church o.f God with the grant Df $175,000 for use by lhe ,down 23, 11 ;20 p. m, H E. youths llave admtlled the thefts Chillicothe; John Smtih, Nitro; Rev Da.ve Fields olficl31i98·. SILVIR DOLLAR Independent Coll~e Fonda of Bowles up 23, 2 15 s m ; Buck-. and have been turned over w Marvm Smith. Hometown, W. Bunat Will ~ In the Ktrillllnd $1.00 _ _ . Amerlta, the Oh10 share of eye State down 23, 4.15 a. m.; Jjuvemle authorities. Va ., and Clayton Smith, Cleve- Memorial Gardens. ~ 18.000 was presented bY D P. Ravenswood down Greenup 8 p. , land : three step · daughters, Friends may call •t the Fog· llunztker, Mobil Dlstrtct Sales m · Eastern down Greenup 10 ' Mrs Tom Wells Harrisonville 1esong 1unera'I home an yt·une o.1. _ M'Dnager to H ld K Sch 1 . · · 0 . aro e · • ~ p. m.; Colton Queen down Miss Chapman , Mrs Mabelle Hulton, Culum· after 7 p. 'm. ,Friday. The body hmger, executive ~!rector , of , Greenup 12:40 a m.; .Qarbara bus, Mrs. Violet Ray, Phoenix will lie in state at the cburcb 1 The Oltlo foundatton of lnde- ,Gay down Greenup 3 a. m: Jo- 1 At•cepted by GBC Ctty, Ala , three step · sons, for one hour pripr to services pendent Colleges . - ·- _ seph Cnotin down Greenup 4 50 Judith E. Chapman, daughter IFloyd and Almo Stewart, both Mr. carpenter was a gradu: 1a m , Edeaoa Bosworth up , of Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Chap· of Toledo, and Leo of West Co- : ale of Pt. Pleasant !llgh School. ON ALL Greenup 6·30 a. m ; W1lllam ~ man, 414 Hedgewood Onve, Gal- i Jumb1a; two brothers, ~key Ptll down Meldahl 4 p. m.; I hpolls. haJ been accepted ~~ , Van Meter, Mason:. Lonrue ol MEETING SET LAWN FURNITURE DEVOTED TO INTERESt Of M~ry Ellen down Meldahl 5 P· ' Galltpohs Business College for [Parkersburg; two siSters. Mrs The sub diM!'Icl meeting of IARIECUE GRILLS MEIGS · ~IASON AREA m.: OVEC down Meldahl 8 10 • the Fall Quarter beginning Sep- Hattie Kay, PI Pleasant, and the Methodist Youth Fellowship 1 ..,..,. 1...... ,..,..,, p. m.. Lady Rosemary down ' 1 b 13 Mrs. Guy Ntchols, Clarksburg. 1of Syracuse Methodlsl Oburcb IN STOCK ru.!=:-~":'::U:=••....,. ~eldahl 11:50 P- m.; J. S. Lew- e~ 1 ;: Ch~pman, 8 196~ gradu· : FunFral services will, be held will' be held Aug. 22 at 7:30 p. ~~w;:·~=b~=~"':./~" ~~up Melds hi 12 40 a. m.; Knox 1Elite of Gallia Academy High . s.und~y at 3 p. m. at the F:ogle- m. Election of officers will be .,..nlc st.. Pomrro,_ Obia. 457ft. • • up Meldahl 6·10 a..m.; L. W. School ls lled in th Secre- 1song Fnneral· home with the held and refreshments will ~~~~~'!::'Y 141 • .,...,.. 8weet down Meldahl t:35 tarial Cour:oThe new ~nrollee 1Rev_. ~~~r Lane o~iciat~. be ser.ved. All MY-F •mtrnben _r:;~ ,_: .,::-:1,.~Po=:::. GaUipotll Dam - R. H. Bos-- 1formerly attended Cedarville Bur1al will be in the ~1\'ervtew are invited to. ittelll. """ worth II down 7: 15 p. m.: lndl· i College. at Middleport, . _ . , 1,cemetery ..~::WC:~:r'i:!.. --=-~ ana up 8:10 p. m.; Jenks up ~ may call at tbe funerARREST MADE Friends 1 ~;~,···.. ••• , ... "'"· ••• 9 p. m ; Elisha Woods up IU5.110:50 p. m.; Princlplo down lal home anytime after 7 this .Jack Cartwrlg)l~ 51, .-or West -~~:"'lb~: -o:,•~.:::. p. m.; Southern up 12:10 a. m,, Wlnfi.eJd·s·:20 p. rn.; NatlonSiup leveoing. Columbia, waa arrested, by~ •ee••- ,••, ta ad.,...• • Ut• Mark Easton down 3~50 a. m~; Winfield 10:55 p. m.; Elgercliff , Pomeroy Poll~. Depal1;plent on :!1!"*':~~·• ..;:.e.~~:_~_:~; Solvay up 8:30 a. ,m. up Winfield 1:30· a. ·r'n.t w. H. WEATHER Tuesday evening - llD a DWI Kanawha River- Bellver up Shaver, Jr., up Winfield 4;10 a. !jcatte<ed evening thunder· eharge and was JodBed in the OW!'!ED end OPERATED - · ..,. "" ...... '" -""· London 5 a. m.; Allen B. Mer· m.; Semel down Winfield 5:15 otorm1, bigb 15 · 55. Clearing Meigs County jail. Cartwright · ' e.a: ~-• wu...,.. .. - 55-. wm appear In Mayor Leaars ' -..ftNE 992•551 " MIDDLEPORT, . 0, : ; ...,... . : .,..*· :-.,_ rill down Marmet 9:50 p. m.; a. m.; Clrarles Stevenson up wnIgbt, a Uttle cooler.""" .-""" . .., 0. F. ,ibearer down Marmet Wlnlield 5:30 a. m. · IIi. SUDIIy and cooler ~'rlday. Court on Ausust 23rd. ~._,..._ _...,._.;;.~~-'!OOO,p.j'•'~~--------------·' RI'ver News ·~ Uon-walllnB for bll ehohee to tell tha world why hi lhiDka America Ia the , • ......,. r. ... - VietNam. Otherwise, In two daya ot h hearinJs, the coJIUI!IIlee II heard from two "gnfrlmlly"and noisy-wltneMII: I ,.. formed rilell!ber of tha mlllteDtly Communist ProgreU!vt Labor party; a staff member of a conservaUve magazlnt wbo said be "inmtrated,. ID antiViet Nom war group, and I county olllclal !rom Callfonlla who witnessed au attempt ·to block a troop lraiD at· Oltland last year. But most of the tline tile committee members oat on their raised plaUorm and walehed Dying 11Cjuads or U.S. marshals and Capitol pollcellllll carry out shouting opponents ,. the committee lllld the Amerlcan war effort. Nearly Ill were arrested in all, includinl live young women and a IIOitaed man In clerical garb who told police as he wu bUIUed away, "I excommunicate you all." Set aside for the moment wae 1 legal chaUenge-lhe most serious 11 has ever laced-to the commlltee'a consUtulfonall. ty Filed by the same A.-leu CI~U Llbertlea Unio• Jawyen who are represenUng oome of the witnesses, the su11 11 beiDJ considered by a S)IICfal thne judge court. A scheduled bearing Wednesday 1111 polt.. poned Indefinitely unU1 the court could decide wbethar lbll ease belonged before II. Correction .~ Dmlli>OI'I B:r IIURT BLOCK ,UPI !tporta Writer WUie Mays becall!e the righthaoded billing home nm l1f all Ume; Sand Koufu: lost a ehance "' the llnl game winner this 20 season; and the PIUsburgh Plralee Clllle unglued and blew a 7-1 leiid "' the Meta. Mays, wbo tied Jtnuny Fon: golna back to the boa~ e{ Thus tha committee Ia 'Y another legal hurdle. Ita rula of proeeduro allpu!Bte thsl 1 witness be afforded an opporlllnity to be repr..ented bJ counsel of his owo cbolee. Tilt , quesUon now wat wbother lht committee could provide for • witness counsel not of Ida eholce. The !Ilk Wltnllll As for the 10th wii!JeU, hi 118> mustacbloed Jerry c. Rubin, 'an orpnizer of the VIet Nam Day Committee from Berkeley, CaiH. He bat beell llttln& In the hearin& room for the past two dayo-clad ID a wmter-welgbl uniform • ol • soldier of the AmericiD Revolu- WASHINGTON - DESPft'B above average raWall in Ohio in July. ground..,.ater leilell declined and remained below ......, average, the 0. S. Geol.,.~sl Survey reports. Dozens Arrested ' The. average rainfall for the By the end of the day. dozens month was 4.06 lnebos, about ot jeermg spectators had been one-third Inch above average, arrested, 1 lawyer for one of bot the 8 umulated deficiency lhe "unfriendly.. witnesses had sl ac:'be 196S olood at been dragged !rom the hearing nee. r· , room and eharged with dlsor- 1·86 mches at the month 1 end. derly oonduc&, and seven other lawyers staged a sympathy Rates May Go UP walkout in protest at the CHARLESTON. W. VA. "atmosphere of terror and Stale Insurance Commissioner intimidation." . Frank A. Montgomery was scheduled to hold a public hea.. The lawyer who was arrest· I lng today on o request by Naed. Arthur Kmoy or New York tionwide Mutual Insurance Co. C1ty • was to be ll'ted In a local to Increase auk> Insurance rates court today. A Rutgers Univer- in West Virginia by 9.2 per sily professor. Kinoy also is an cent. attorney for the American Civil Another publk hearinK Is set Liherttes Union and is in Aug. 26 on a proposal lrom the charge of the ACLU's suit to National Bureau of Casualty Unabolish the committee. derwriters lo make a statewide All but one of the 10 rate Increase ot 22.3 per cent remaining "unfriendly" witnes· on b<Jdlly injury and property ses still to be heard indicated damage covera1e lor passengar cars. NORMAN WEIN DIES .. ..~ G S th HARTFORD - Norman 0. Squn•"' o . ou Wem, 76, tlartlord, died early A SQUALL LINE PHRlw.O Uus morning at the Gallipolis oouthward serosa the Midwest Medical Center. Born March 31, today and carried. battering 1890 m Hartford he was the son storms and high wmda 1o Kan· of the Iate Adam and Addie sas and Iowa. Cool air followed Chester Wein. Survivors Include the sk>rm line and dropped ternhis wife Blance Hartford, a sis- peratures over much of I h • ter. Mrs. Nellie MacKnight, Middle West. Harllord; several nieces and Rains and thundershowers of nephews. Funeral services will lesser Intensity slapped parta of he held at the .Foglesong Funer- the South and West. al Home Sunday at 1:30 p.m. ' with the Rev. Marcus Traugb officiating. Burilll will he in the Kirkland Memorial Gardens, Pl. Pleasant. Mr. Wein had been in .. "·, • . ' Willie Greatest Righthand .Homer Hitter·of All 'TiDte < '66FAffi "• ). Gollsler Jewelry Stare, h1n~ ~~ ' �. ' I ••• ...' " ,. i •I'k_' lJ'Iass Boycptt Th·reatened~ ' ' lI ~ .. j ' t ' tCoaiiDued From Page One) P""'' uwter 41 inches. L...We Leifheit, Pomeroy, •'.h!1nny Sorrel," Western trail horse. Rita Riggs. Athens. "Coke," weliiem trail pony <lass. FLOWER SHOW Tiking first places at WASHINGTON (UPI) ,;_ A t)lreatened '~~)ass bOycott by witnesll(ls today brought the beleaguered House Com· mittee on Un-Ametlcan Activities close to the. end of one of the stormiest investigations of its stormy 21-year history Though they planned to make another stab at bold· ing ~n orderly hearing today, committee members v.:eaof the tumult and the shouting of two consecutive of disorder and demonstrations hinted they were to call it quils for . . 1"'''"Y The meeting was they would not tesUfy without lsch~edtlfed for 10 a.m. EDT. their lawyers. And the lawym They wanted to get on with claimed they cer!Jtnly were 110t the job ol dralting a bill aimed at punishing anti-Viet Nam war groups that allegedly llave sent money , blood and supplies to the Viet Cong or have !Continued From Page One) attempted to interfere with the laatened itself to hla hand . U.S. military effort. the fair: nower show, in t.he Artistic arrl\ngements, were Lucy Baines Johnson, sultable for bride's table. Mrs. Mary B. Heizie&. Pomeroy; Martha Wash· ington, traditional mass ar rangement, Mrs. Robert Thomp- UPI Bn"efs son, Pomeroy; Mary, suitable for chureh altar. Mrs. Paul WiTUI, Middleport Grandma Gatewood, Roadside or Wild Materials, used with weathered w~, Mrs. Norman McCain. Reedsville: Amelia Erhart. in terpretive of flight, Mrs. John Kincaid. Middleport: Mae Wesl. usiiiB the Hogarth curve, Mrs Betty Dean. Chester : Gertrude Eberle. water showing as pan of the design. Mrs. Pur ley Karr . Long Botk>m: Florenre Nlghl· engale, white flowers . M r s. Purley Karr, Long Bottom; Pearl Buck. Oriental influence, Mrs. Paul Winn: Lois Weaver. modern d~~ig!: Mrs. Jonn Kint:aid: Jac~t\ennedy , corsage of summer flowers , Mrs. Dorothy Roller. Middleport; Charlene HoeOicb, interpretive of .-feigs County, Mrs. Mary ieines of Pomeroy. Tn the Junior Artistic divis,,._.. Carol Ann Lewis, Pomeroy, two blues; Junior Horticultur~. Carol Ann Lewis, Syracuse. two 11ues, and Sandra Roush. Syra·use. one blue: Dish Garden, ~rs. Lloyd Moort·. Pomeroy: rerraniums, Mrs Milton Roush . iyracuse. Horticulture Senior Divison, Mrs. Grace Fisher, Minersville. lhret' blut!s: Mrs. Purley Karr . Long Bottom, two blues; Mrs Robert Lewis, Pomeroy , onf' blue. In the Specimen Colle<'tion .\Irs. Lloyd Moore, Pomeroy. 2 'llues; Mrs. RoDert J. Lewis Pomeroy, one blue: Roy Hoi! ~r. Pomeroy Star Rou te, one blue Educational division, Belva Willard. Pomeroy Roule 1; Mrs Victor Hysell, Minersville; Mrs. Robert Lewis, Pomeroy. and Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, Mid dleporl. all taking first place honors. The flllndemonium which resulled in the arrest of 17 s youthful demonstra I ors a I .Tue · day's hearing began again Wednesda• only minutes alter ' the session got started. JUDGING - Mrs. Poole, incoming state president of the Ohio Garden Clulr Association, ot right, judges !lowers and plants entered as exhibits at the Meigs Co unty Fair. Slandmg are far left IS Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis. superintendent. and in centE"r is Mrs. Lro Kennedy, Sr.-Senlinel Photo. $35,000 Asked In Damage Suit ,. SHOWS QUILT -- Erma Wilson, center, shows her . ,t>eij~l,i.hll "Perky Pansy" quilt \hat she had on disBI~y at the Me1gs County fair io Faye Cottrill, left, and Paul me Hysell. Mrs. Wilson's quilt is one of the many house· _hold -=Se ntinel_ . _it=~~ ~n,_display_a~his _Y•ar~_fair ~ho ~o._ · •stUl Low Water Kroger Ad In Wadnesdey Sentinel ~ s:~s ~~re~~:·:w;:.r ~":! Man Charged I cUtllng . J. A. Carpe,nter [ . n·JeS We'dDeSday CBERY 25c bunch Should Have Read 29cBunch wlnnina the pellllalll tnatead worrying ab~ut my homers. s... Fraec!Sco had Pl.enty .to about alter · Mays lour)h iRning home run off Cardinal •l&rter Ray Washburn. They U'alled 3-1 In tha eighth and lied the game on l'ljll scorillg aingles by 'lllo Fuenlel .and Willie McCovey. lnntag smgles bY Tom mdfer, Jim wo~ry becom~ ~lb game Ia the fifth Inning with Ci~clnnall leading s-o, a game , 1. ~s wen1 on to tal<e ~ thv• 8~ The 30-year-old · •oulhpaw received a OOI'IIsoae lajectloa lnunediately upon reaching the Dndger clubhouse aod then went through his post game rttual of packing his arm ln ice. First reports Indicated the trou~le . might 110t be too serious and he might Aot miss 8 turn ~n the starUng rotation . Lose Big Lead Pittsburgh used home runs by Willie Stargell, Bill Mazeroski and Dono Clendenon w build • 7·1 advoAtage by the third innlng. But the unpredictable Mets fought back with the Iii"!! plneh bit gra11d alam bomer In their history and a two run single by Ron Hoot to send the Pirates to an 8·7 defeat and reduce their lead to a haH @arne. Elsewhere, Chieago beat Phi!adelphia 5-3 in 10 innings and Atlanta k>pped Housloa 6-1. A relieved Willie Mays said he hoped the home run talk would eud now that he -had pa,.ed r'oxx. Conceatrate On Pennant "It sure feels greallo havo It over with," he said, "now wo ~Uo do~n and think about 1 · 1 Cheshire slugged Its way Into the nnals of the double . ellm· lnatlon Syracus• Pony League tournament by •coring an easy 111-4 win over Southern Wednes· Yaeterday'1 A&P Ad Shoukl Have RMd Cheshire last night scored runs to the first inning and hurters Tom Hysell and Thomas limited Racine to only slx hils. day night . ' The IOD' knocked Southern out of the event and put Cheshire io position to meet unbeaten Pomeroy Friday at 7;30 p. m. Cheshire, beaten by Porn· eroy earlier in the tournament, mull toke two consecutive viclories lo win the championship. FRYERS 35c lb. A&P I Getting the Southem hila •were BaiTY Hort, two doubles; and Roy Johnson, George Law· renee, Jtbn Ri~bharl and Hart, eacb a smgle. Cheshire hitting was by John Rothgeb Wllh a double aad smgle In four lo the plate. Other Cheshire tors were Cliff Queen, a Should Cheshire defeat Porn- and slnt!le; Jess Louden, a eroy Friday night, the two gle; Perry Beebe, two triples; teams will meet again Soliday Jeff Tyo, a triple, and· Thomas, at 7' 30 P· m· Ronnie Quillen and Jaekle Henson. each a single. Southern 106 30 4 8 2 . IUJ IHhiiDnl . o oa w Get nee 1 40 •Cheshlr• ~- 18 12 4 Day• ~ NllhU 1D MIAMI IIACH G. Hart, 11. Hart (21, Johno.t ,._. 811\'et Roe~ TOctqaon 13) aod Riehhart, Unb.U...-•bl• but TrUe 0:'::."~~~~0.~A:,,:~~·o,:o... renee (3). HyseU, Thomas -· - - - and Louden, • Zel.co 33 Reel $8.88 Sale Now In Progressl e I DOOR MIRROR $3.99 1 • • • . h"1tewaII ....... _ W UphoIstery .... ,.. _ C·ar Wax .... e Plastic Pitcher v. • • • {fftli.:' In~ ;,~ ~ ~ 11~1'" ~;., ~ Seotine~ Pameroy-Mlddleport, o .• Allg. ll!, -~~~;~ MAC to Spend $40 Million on Athletics ... runs In the stanza, louehed reliever Jack Aker for bis llrst earned run in 18 Innings. Llmabe Wias Si:dh "Easy on him, Ed. He'a.QIIl of lleBIUD!" 11 the nightcap, Jack Lamabe evened his record lo 6-6, hurling 1 z.s Innings and Hmltlng the A's to six hits. JuaR Pizarro linisbed the game with 11·3 frames of perfect pitchina. Tommie Agee and Jotm Romano homered for the While Sox. Leo1 Wagner 1lammed a three-run homer 1o blgbllght Cleveland's feur·rul seveoth. RIVERSIDE, Call!. (UPI) _ Rocky Colavlte bit his , 26th Veteran sporta car racer Ken homer of the nmpalgu for the Miles, 47, whose precision and IadlaDJ and losing hurler Pete gutty driving elecU'ified lans Richert (12-11) CO!Illeeled lor worldwide piloted his lilst lap the Senak>rs. Steve Hargaa woa ' 89 ••""' experimental his alxth straight and lotb of Ford "J-car" Dipped at 150 the seaoon. mites per hour. MilpteSOia rallied lor three , Long·lime friend Carron Shel· runo lu tho eighth inning, two by, builder of the car, ordered comi•• " tion .., bome . oa Don MJacher's . an lnunediate illvesuga slagle. Pmch hitler Junmle heghming today of tho high Hall's sacrUice fly scored the speed accident which oeul the final run. Dwight S!Obfer gained , popular driver to hla death at his ..second victory ~ lour Rive<sida International RaCI!decisrons, hurling I z.3 mwngs way. every so olleu-single IODI.. Iot four-hi! haD after relieving A raceway optkesman eald body right out tithe ballpark. CamDo Pascual Ia the second. tho car was gutted by fl8ll10ll AI Kalill • hom run Jay Joltnsloae bit hla first biB but 10t to the point which 00 0 lll~g:.orlourlhm eas.~~•-lwgIH)baundted league homer far tilt Angels. would preclude an investlgatloa ~· of the cause. It was 1ho sixth :A;::ca:ednc::: ad"::t 11011111 athletic laclllllea to coot more thaD • miUioa. All of lht facfiUtes dlto • accer g lo preaeal plans, will be buill within the nell five yeors, Commissioner Robert C. Jamea, JI'Oii<linll at tile final ~~ ;..ue.:n~·th~~.:;.,~e·~ ~.::o;:r!~e.::: :aa;:~: was last reacblag a saturatioo :Ilea by 42 per cent and lu~!, ·. point becaUH If limited lscill· plans eall lor a 50 per ..,.llt.'. ' • :· Uee. crease over that'' ,.:..• .. The athletic direek>rs of lfli: · With enroUmenls expected respective schools !llen spua vm.:··~ lo ln<rease from 442,996 to 687,· ion~ of new basketball areQii~; .., 000 by 197G - a 42 per cent in· tracks and goII courses that will erease - the need lor illcreased compliment the football stadi•... · Ohio Champs Meet Beloit In lst Round Veteran Driver • Dics In J-Car By Uoiled Pren lnternatloDal Wednesda~ W Colts' Defense Not Perfect Says Winner Leagu•• Brennan B k AsHeadCo b 0£ R kets ' :He~:PhiJIS:g".J:, s/:_ m::'Ollllflu!'. 1'lieben BACK-TO-SCHOOLERS • GATHER 'ROUND AND SING A BOUND .wrm BUDEPOHIJ Slow Pitch 10% DISCOUNT 'HE DAILY SENTINEL a . .10-5 Lawn Fwtlliz... a.m.l I ::=.,.. :::"':.!:'.:.-.::-..::::- ..;"':; --~ - leg. U9 ........ ,. $2.99 WESTERN .AUTO STORE .; HOME ,, , SWISHER ·&,~'~o.-s,. REX.L~ bRUGS; wv ~!s~, . :,?·· '<l-~ ~ ~ ·ro · ,nllrliF ,, Ue~-14 -~;lsiite..S.ervetCiu '· ~ · LEADERS 24c o: "" .- New York at Philo, night Amel'lcall League Cincinnati at Houston, night W. L. Pel. GB St. Louis at Los Angeles. night ATHENS. Ohio (UPll - Grov• · · Baltimore 79 41 .658 ... AUanta at San Fran, night City, the Ohio champion lor me Detrru'l .. 14 ,ii'IQ "' I"' VtJ ona second consecu 1·1ve year, today· Cleveland 64 57 .529 1511. met Beloit, Wis., In the operi~~.~ Minnesota 03 58 .521 1611. . round of the American f..egwa · Ch1~aao. 63 58 .521 1610 Junior Baseball reg10nal playoif Calilormo. 60 60 .506 It By United Preta International here. KBRsas CJiy 53 88 ·438 2610 Naliaaal League Other games scheduled k>da1 New York 53 68 .438 2611. · G AB R H Wasbinglon M 71 .432 2710 Alou , Pit · · Pet. Eva•sville, Ind., against Bo ton 53 104· 381 · 57131 .344 :i pitted Northbrook, Ill., and Adriaa, 72 424 s · 2BY. Clmnte, Pit Ill~ 74151 .326 ; Mich ., against Springfield, Mo: Wednesday'• GlliMI Alou, Atf 118 510 r/166 .325 ', Radcliff, Ky., drew a first- · Baltimore 8 Boiton 4 Carty. All Hl9 360 51 117 .325 round bye. Cleve 5 Wash 3• lllbl Stargel, Pit 104 367 68119 .324 The winner of the double-eliril~ · DeU'otl 4California New YorkI,Z, Di••t night Cepda, sI. L 11!1344 61 109 .317 !Ration regional moves on to the MiDD 5 Cbl 4 KaD ct lsi "'' bt Allen, Phil 11!1368 19 ll5 .314 1Rational tournameol Aug. 28 • Chi 5 Kan Cit tyl\n 'ai~ Santo, Chi 112 406 71126 .310 •Sept. 4 at Orangeburg, s. c. Tbunday'a P:.ben Helms, Cin 98 380 51 !17 .308 The second round will be play· IStsrlinl Times EDTI Rosboro, LA 102 311 84 'II .307 1ed Friday wiLb the finals oD . Call Tuesda Ionia at MinnesotaAmerica• Leape y. Lopez (5-IU "· Graat (11-IS). t .. G. AB. R. H. Pel. ROYAL_B_IL_L_WINll __ p.m. , OUva, Min 118 452 72 145 .321 Chicago at Cleveluu-Peters 1F.Rbsn Bal 118 414 94 140 .317 FREEflOLD, N.J . (UP! (10-8) vs. McDowell (..5). 7:30 Kallne.' Del 102 3110 69112 .311 Eight-year-old Royal BiU, drivp.m. Powell Bal 114 403 71 120 .298 en by Austin Thomas , pactd Yankees their aeveath loos fatality at tho speedway. (Only games seheduled) Wgnr 'ae 109 381 59 111 .291 the mile iu U6 4-5 to take the last nine games Miles, known fer ~Is keea wll Friday's Games B.Rt.:n, Bal 120 479 80 139 .2110 Wednesday's feature at Freeenabled the secoad-place 3Rd deep dedlcal!on lo the BaiUmore at Petrol~ ulght Riehrdt, Cal 88 317 48 92 .290 hold Raceway. lo remain 1311. gamee sport which claimed hla life, Chicagu at Cleveland, Bight Mantle, NY 99 314 31 90 .287 _:.....~~:_~~~~Baltimore. Earl Wilson, had been testtna the experlmell· Callforola at Wasblnglea, Vllllno, Was 117 412 62118 .286 Conigliaro, Red Sox 76; Hortan llioo lnnlags, allowed lour tal GT racer wbou II myster· K.C. at N.Y., z, lwl·night Bos 113 417 63111 .281 ,Tigers & Killebrew, TwillS ~ to winning his fourth !Uusly bounded out o1 10ntrol. Mimlesota at Boaton, alghl Home RDM Pitching aad 14th In 2S decistoiiL The <ar weal off the track al Nalloaal Leape N a 11 0 8 8 t Aaron, i National ~e: . Raganj ST. LOUlll (UP!) - Charley tha easiest curve to legtltate, a W.l:. Pot GB Brav .. 33: Mays, Gianto 3~; IDodgers 10-l; Perry, Giants i!ll Wilmer soya he is ready lor apukesmau 88ld, wbicb drew Pittsburgh ro 48 .59! ... Philliea 29 , Torre 2; Marichal. Gia•t• 17·5; 3C Baltimore's strong defense in speculaUon lhel the accldoatl' SaD Francisco 71 50 .M7 ~ Braves • Stargell, Pirsles 28: MaloRey, Reds 134: KoofaJI Friday alghl's NFL pre-seasen may have been eau.sed by a Los Aagel•• 111 51 .5Ql J Amerfean League: F. Robin· Dodgers 19·1. game agaiaal hill Cardillal• In mechanical faUura. Philadelphia 65 55 J4J I BOn, Orioles 37; Powell, Orioles American League: .McNally, 3C st. Louis, but odds thai ao de·, St. Louis 11 58 .513 9~ 31: Pepitone, Ysnki a!ld Kille- Ormles 11·3: Wall, Urmles 9~; feuse Ia perfect ROI even the Casper 18 Favorite Cincinnati !10 511 .504 1010 brew, Twlnl 27; Colavito, Boswell, Twms 12·5 : Palmer; I T-Op Atlanta 58 !II .flfl Zli. Ortoles 14-6; Sanford, Angel• ~ n umnrance en N York R Ba 11·5 52 If/ •M "The oecret," Winner oays, HARTFORD conu. (UPI) - ew ..., Dill lied In · Wellston m.h 8chool "'I llllldaJ up the defease well US Open ch~mp Billy Cosper Houston 51 Ill .429 N a I Ion • I League: Aaron, IUV 111 G.... nl ._.. ·-"" 1o ~........ the o"--- lao. · ed f rite loda CbiC8J(o 40 78 .339 311 Braves 93; Clemente, Pirates & 0u md Gel Fru t DaY• 3 Nlghta io onouneed Wednesday -· -""""' "~-. m as a avo Y 18 Wedllesda ' IleBDIII Phlll' MIAMI &li.Af;H tioo of bead loolhaU coaeh am::",!hln& the Colts do pretty tho $100,000 Insuraace City SaD Fro t J Plrateo 60: o.t ,our Suer Rooll Ta4.,_ Unbellevabll but 1'1'\M Fisbor 1o enter 1 work • we · Ope!l gel under way at the We- New York 1 Pills 7 light Amertcao League· Powell. CI!ATfFII!D GAl STATION 1 M-'-" Wimer's Cardinals, with wills thersDeld c-·....., Club. ' . • • program a anuau IWflt Alfanta ·and Detroit will C -.::' !CO ,_ 1_, Chi 6 Phlla I, 10 lnolnga, Orioles 96; F. Robmson, Orioles til W. Mllln It,. Pom•ray, otllt aad tha hlrlnl al lormflt ' asper woa ••• ~ - AUanta I Bousloa I, Bight B. Robinson Orioles tM· Bob BnnnaD to replace him. pullhelr H record 00 the line and again last year. He would Cincinnati 1 Los Anti t aJchl ' ' Fisher, u offenslvl llW'i ID lhl CoiU::,e~lsed become the first mao to w1a ftundaya Probable . Ulliverslty, who baa pme. se, ave two years In succession 11 be !Stullq Tlmeo EDT) coaehed at WellsloD lhl a s.tl lllllrit, wltb vic.torles o~er k>ps the field lhtl year. PIUsburgb at New Yorktwo seasons, will work OD Waablngton ud Pblladelphta. Fryman (11-7) ... Gardaer ISWARSAW DOWNS ISRAEL 7). 2 p.m. maaten decree ud belp U.l. 8llOOTEII8 WIN TEL AVIV, Iaraef (UP! Cincinnati at Houalon-MaJo. freshrnllll football at lbiJ LONDON (UP! -United The Warsaw University basket- DeY !13-4) vs. Bruce (2-9) or Vqlnia IChool Statee markllmea took lop ball team, runnerup Ill I b 1 Dle<ker (11-4). 1:38 p.m. BrellllaD, wbo ooaehed al the third small lll'lllll University of Kentuclly 1D lht St. Louis at Los ABgelesWallsloa a1x yean prior eompelltlon lor Central Treaty recent Intern"';·"""' UniversJ. Gibson (15-t) ¥1. Drysdalt (1Fisher, was fired before OrpllllatiOD Forcea Wednee· ties bukef ,ameot, .13). 11 p.m. 19M seaaoo but rematned ICOI'ini 1,1!11 points. 1raD Wednesday d Nation- (OIIly gemes ecbeduled) leacber. -.1 with 2,8S'I ud al Israeli bask"'""" .quad 711J'rldaya Gamet third willa Z,lll>7. 73. Pllleburgb at Cblcago e 59c 7""1,,c' 66c ·' Issued ao COJll , .,.... •. liffore Banks beJiod ·ldl -,mtJi an foUr bits. Allilll ,: .: homer off .loser Bob 1 .broke the game open will!_, loi'IDI!I' CUb. P.ldladelpbl8'1 1'11111 In the mlh apin8l Riehle Allen sent the pme"IJKO, pitcller Dave Giusti. Rico C1ar1J '· overtime 1n the ofgbllo IDaing, singled bome two 1'11111 ,,1!1111}·1 with his 2tlh hOme nm. Hank Aaron and Dellil lfe)Q1. "''ualllng bis majer league one each .. Jarvia plcbcl. : high. biJ first major leagoa ..,._;, ~ 1188 Dally 18V411 "'- lkown~~~ _,......., ,....,.... a lhr....run homer tD the eighth Ianing to erase 1 HI Kanus City advaotage In the opener. The While Sox, scoriD& four !"'" 1 bat«~ Srinmcma ll!t . v~. Gt..- Rookie Pal 'J.,.-tb anl! 1 Beefier! doublect IIIII( Rtn llalllo' CartoU . bined 1o ~ ; OOLUMBU8 (UP!) The sesalon of the MAC'a to iley laclllties Ia apparent," 1M sold. · " member achools of the meeting, pointed out that fool- "Pr0101l · stadium bull~'... • · By JEFF MEYERS uaed to IIICb rreau.ant ., ... UPI Sporta Wrtter . Tuesday, Bolllmore erased Russ Snyder sym~athtzes 4-l deficit with five 1'11111 In with the Bosk>n Red Sox. He oi th sd 11-4 MOlld •a;:;t hold a •:~ eith~. rl h r.::.guea lea~:. Ued thoay, aymg rna n Y aga sl g t- with 1 nm In the ninth handers, the 6-1 Baltimore it H with two in the lith. cnterllelder has been . the American League's No.1 batter "We don't care hew we at various times this season but it," Baltimore manager he loses the lead when his at Bauer said aft..- sweeping bats fall below the minimum to three-game series. "But I qualify It woold come earlier. This With the qualifying •umber tough on the maoager." set at 275 Wedneaday aftern ..n. El . Snyder once again took over I sewhere, Detro!! the A.I.. batting lead with a New York 4-2, Chicago won .320 average in 278 plato lrom Kaasas 4-2 · 1es ,1, appearance~ as the 0 r1o 5- Cleveland Mi beat whipped the Red Sox H, 3 . and oneonta wiping out a Boston lead for Cahlor"!a 5-S. the third straight game with a Snyder, who haJ. playect 1a late-inning rally. of Baltimore's 120 Because of all the major coUected three hits off tha league night action, how ..er, Sox. The Orioles rapped out the minimum number of at smg· les and two doubles bats to qualify lor the leaders Luis Aparicio accounliag was raised I<> 300 a!ld live safeties and Frank was dropped completely out of son three. In !be fiv.,.run the lop 10. Ballimore cracked six Come-From-Beblad Ia their latest behind victory, the : , : :r!e~:.•r,B~·" scored five runs io the you remember the inning. The Red Sox should u.sed lo do the l8mtl I I' AILSTAB · I 1 ~ . .It'S Ch. eshire VSo pomeroy In Syracuse Friday Night 1 I Mrs Stewart . n·JeS wedDeSday Slugger In· Out ~laced F'ourlh·lnnina lla&let by bJ AI, McBeu, tile Cleon Jooet~, Ken BOyer and eveulual· loeer. ··Allor Swoboda Jim RickmaD IICOI'ed une nm forced lliC:bnan and stole ud !pited a flve-nm rally far IOCOIId, .Tajlor wu bll by 1 the Meta. Ron Swoboda· wilted pileh Cbucll Hiller beat out and Bob Taylor, pinch billing ail olDfield bll 111 load the lor Ed Kranepoo~ walloped tha '811 tel the stage for Hunt's grand slam that closed the pp bau knock. 1o 7-6. · Errol• llanb bll a lhree-nm In the oislh, Riclanao singled homer wllb two out to the lOth off Bob Veale .. who wu then to Jive former PbllHe Curt 1 1 I''· batler- la_lhlllltl!. Clocy itarte.r llammy - Ellis fltl-14) beld Los Antlelee to roar hill! O!'er seven iDnlnKB but left the game In the elgbtll .after loadln& the lloaea on 1 walk and two sing!tl. Willie Qavls' sacrlllee ll,y f!ff reliever BUI McCool scored ooe nm and thai wu It for the Dodgers. IIP!Ite llalfJ A L B ' t.t • L d ~: :..w:..=-:. ·~!v! ~ s . eague a ID g ea er Glanla 1o . . .8 wi• over st. Louis, Koulas developed a sharp 1 .. and Jeaua Alou, batting for winDIDK pl!i:her F!'llnk Linzy (H), •banded Nelson Brllea his 121b losa In II dectslona. . . Koulas loll hll elfeellvenea In the fourth and walked three men before Leo Cardenaa drove them all In with a double. He was removed by maoager Wall Alsloa after rellrio& lhl lint ~1~~~!~~ Baltimore Correction New Hav en Orchard. He was a Oonna sue Bowers, Columbus. , I John F. Duncan real estate broker and a mem· has filed suit in Meig• County Dies in Columbus ber of the Masonic Lodge 28, Clerk of Courts against Roy Lee I ' ftt Clifton~. Franklin Commandery, Crisp of Sandy Hook, Ky., in , Gauge readiags: Gallipolis fi John Francis Dun:an, 82, died I Pl. Plei!Wll. and Beni Keden 1 the ~:mount of J35,000 for injur- Dam n 7, 11 9, runnmg 2 feet at the borne of h1s dau~hter, . Shrine~ Charleston. Friends may ies ~lleged received 111 an auto- on rollers, Pomeroy - Mason . A charge of cuttmg Wlth In- \Mrs. Dons Htl\ , m Colum.bus I John A Carpenter, 50, New ! eaU at the funeral home anymobale accident 20.10, Pt Pleasant 23.70, Hm- ltent to wound has been filed Wednesday. Funeral _serv!ces r Haven W Va died Wednesday time after 2 p.m. Saturday. ~lle accident occurred May ton 138 falling, Kana\\ha Falls1 8 gamst Marvtn CoK, 58, Che-:wi\1 be held at the Ewmg Fun- al the' st M~rv's Hosp 1tal in[t~o;_....=;..;.;;;;;...............; 29 ·, 1966, on Route 124 in the ,3.63 rismg, Charleston 18.91 slure. by the Metgs c 0 un t y eral home ~nday a~ 2 p. m. Huntington, w ·va. He was an vilflge of Syracuse As a result 1 stationary London, Marmet and ! ShenH's Department I with burlal.m the Castor Ceme- instrument mamtenance man m of · the accident the plainti~ Win held dams were on the : AI 1.22 this morni~g deputles ~ tery at Pomt Rock near Pt. the results danartment of the · •· s t••'!!'P" she soffered ·tn}unes w ' st'11 s. rr~sted Cox Mrs Cox had 1 Pleasant · · . . Phlllip Sporn ~ plant and a veterth€ cervical regton of the spine 1 1 a · . I SurvlVors include hts Wife, d . 1 1 --" k nd' toh If ,lktatMovemeuts: been cut about the hands w1th PauUne· one 'son Robert Dun· 1anofWorl \\iarl. .... nec,a tnjury ere! • . T d kf 11 tthe l · · I too"t. Plaintiff stales the defend- Obl4) RJver - urner own Ia me.' apparen_ y - a. lr can, Rt. l, Pomeroy; one I Born October 8, 1915 in Masant operated his automobile in 12, 4 am ; Andrew Calhoun ~ home m Cheshtre. Mrs. ~ox daughter, Mrs. Doris Hill , of on County, he was the son of ex~ive rate of speed, caus- up 14, 5.20 p.. m · Ranger up 1 was taken to Holzer H?spatal Columbus: nme grandchildre~, Frank Carpenter, deceased, and I ~nc:.tbe accidenl and the per- 114, 6.15 ~· m . Harvey Jordon where surgery was required . one brother' Charles FranCJS Mrs. Virgmia Riffle, Pt. PleasaodttnJUry. up 14, 12 15 a. m., Jeffboat 1 Charges agamst Cox were fal- Duncan, of Columbus. ant. Survivors include hiS wife, 1 .ii-dlvorce petition was also Idown 14, 6·)5 a. m' Leeanna i ed by his wife. Fay, two daughters, ConDie Jo filed with the clork lor gross Idown 15, II p m . L. Ftore up and Mary Ann; two sons, Lar· 5 a. m ' Qu<en City do\\n I ry and Steven all at home· liv~ negleot and extreme <ruelly by 16, 8 45 p. m.. Mike Murphy Four Juvenil<'• • ' · ' Anr!J. Ellzobeth Hawk against Idown 16, 10 p m : Steel Ex· :1 A A h d I sRtstlelrs.d MMrs. ALhce R tsl.prousPte, Rog. $11.65 Jacli Lee Hawk. Plaintiff asks I 1 . 0 I re ppre en e• u an . rs UCI 0 ms, . ' IDd of press up I • 2 40 a. m , n- , Pleasant Mrs francis DempI ohirld, 'QII _ Y one m 1nor Iward up lf, 5 a m . R C Bill , Four juveniles have been Isey Pt Pleas~nt · Mrs Kattler~ _ altmony . ond support of 1 down 19, ': 05 a. m; Jefferson , apprehended by Me1gs County . . . . ine'Bu~h , Coiwnbus, ~nd Mrs. i8ld~_• child. down 19, 3·20 a m; Ph1hp : Sheriff Robert Hartenbach on Mrs KaUJerme Vtrglma Stew . 1 • art 82 died on Wednesday at I Betty Carver, Ftlzerald, Ga ... 34 Institutions ' Sporn up 19, 4 40 a. m.; George Jcharges of breakmg and enter· • • ' I three brothers Waller. ~ ''"I .,._ f' b IPrice down 20, I 25 a. m. John , mg two schools and stealmg her residence on 684 Beech-st. Pleasant Fra; ' ,,. .IX'De II Y Grant IJ. Rowe down 20, 2.30 a. m., lgas from school bus shops. Middleport. Born In Cllfton on field and Jim· SALE ENDS AUG. 27 'J1llrty-four member institu- !Titan down 20, 7:05 a. m.; Baby The youths broke into the January 23, 1884, she w~s the bia ' , lions ol The Ohio Foundation of :Lear up 21. 1: 15 a. m.: E. P. Rutland High School and the daughter of the late Wmfleld . !~pendent Colleges '!ill bene- Jones up 21' 4 a. m.; Irene Harrisonville grade school on van Meter and Margaret Rus· l Mr. Carpenter belo~ed to Itt from a recent doi\Ol>on made Cholin up 21 . 5:20 a. m.; Val· :the morning of Aug. 16. En· sell Van Meter. !the Smith Capehart Leg1an Post Full Length CLIANIII by the Mobil ~11 Corporation ley Transporter down 22, 4:45 ·trance was gaifled by breaking Survivers include her hus-j No ~40 m New Haven. Funeral th~OIIih !be Mobtl Foundation, a.m.; Kathy R. down 23, .3 :. :w :windows in the shops. Gasoline band, Clyde W. Stew.arl; five services will he conducted Sal· CLIANIII ln · , . . p. m.; Cr1ss Jr. and Mr. Cnss! was stolen from the pumps, as sons, Tomm1e Sm1th, Ban- 1 urday at 2 p. m. at the New Under lhts years total Mobtl , down 23, 9:25 p. m.; Reliable Iwell as from the buses. T h e 1 croft, W. Va .; Ronnie Smith, Haven Church o.f God with the grant Df $175,000 for use by lhe ,down 23, 11 ;20 p. m, H E. youths llave admtlled the thefts Chillicothe; John Smtih, Nitro; Rev Da.ve Fields olficl31i98·. SILVIR DOLLAR Independent Coll~e Fonda of Bowles up 23, 2 15 s m ; Buck-. and have been turned over w Marvm Smith. Hometown, W. Bunat Will ~ In the Ktrillllnd $1.00 _ _ . Amerlta, the Oh10 share of eye State down 23, 4.15 a. m.; Jjuvemle authorities. Va ., and Clayton Smith, Cleve- Memorial Gardens. ~ 18.000 was presented bY D P. Ravenswood down Greenup 8 p. , land : three step · daughters, Friends may call •t the Fog· llunztker, Mobil Dlstrtct Sales m · Eastern down Greenup 10 ' Mrs Tom Wells Harrisonville 1esong 1unera'I home an yt·une o.1. _ M'Dnager to H ld K Sch 1 . · · 0 . aro e · • ~ p. m.; Colton Queen down Miss Chapman , Mrs Mabelle Hulton, Culum· after 7 p. 'm. ,Friday. The body hmger, executive ~!rector , of , Greenup 12:40 a m.; .Qarbara bus, Mrs. Violet Ray, Phoenix will lie in state at the cburcb 1 The Oltlo foundatton of lnde- ,Gay down Greenup 3 a. m: Jo- 1 At•cepted by GBC Ctty, Ala , three step · sons, for one hour pripr to services pendent Colleges . - ·- _ seph Cnotin down Greenup 4 50 Judith E. Chapman, daughter IFloyd and Almo Stewart, both Mr. carpenter was a gradu: 1a m , Edeaoa Bosworth up , of Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Chap· of Toledo, and Leo of West Co- : ale of Pt. Pleasant !llgh School. ON ALL Greenup 6·30 a. m ; W1lllam ~ man, 414 Hedgewood Onve, Gal- i Jumb1a; two brothers, ~key Ptll down Meldahl 4 p. m.; I hpolls. haJ been accepted ~~ , Van Meter, Mason:. Lonrue ol MEETING SET LAWN FURNITURE DEVOTED TO INTERESt Of M~ry Ellen down Meldahl 5 P· ' Galltpohs Business College for [Parkersburg; two siSters. Mrs The sub diM!'Icl meeting of IARIECUE GRILLS MEIGS · ~IASON AREA m.: OVEC down Meldahl 8 10 • the Fall Quarter beginning Sep- Hattie Kay, PI Pleasant, and the Methodist Youth Fellowship 1 ..,..,. 1...... ,..,..,, p. m.. Lady Rosemary down ' 1 b 13 Mrs. Guy Ntchols, Clarksburg. 1of Syracuse Methodlsl Oburcb IN STOCK ru.!=:-~":'::U:=••....,. ~eldahl 11:50 P- m.; J. S. Lew- e~ 1 ;: Ch~pman, 8 196~ gradu· : FunFral services will, be held will' be held Aug. 22 at 7:30 p. ~~w;:·~=b~=~"':./~" ~~up Melds hi 12 40 a. m.; Knox 1Elite of Gallia Academy High . s.und~y at 3 p. m. at the F:ogle- m. Election of officers will be .,..nlc st.. Pomrro,_ Obia. 457ft. • • up Meldahl 6·10 a..m.; L. W. School ls lled in th Secre- 1song Fnneral· home with the held and refreshments will ~~~~~'!::'Y 141 • .,...,.. 8weet down Meldahl t:35 tarial Cour:oThe new ~nrollee 1Rev_. ~~~r Lane o~iciat~. be ser.ved. All MY-F •mtrnben _r:;~ ,_: .,::-:1,.~Po=:::. GaUipotll Dam - R. H. Bos-- 1formerly attended Cedarville Bur1al will be in the ~1\'ervtew are invited to. ittelll. """ worth II down 7: 15 p. m.: lndl· i College. at Middleport, . _ . , 1,cemetery ..~::WC:~:r'i:!.. --=-~ ana up 8:10 p. m.; Jenks up ~ may call at tbe funerARREST MADE Friends 1 ~;~,···.. ••• , ... "'"· ••• 9 p. m ; Elisha Woods up IU5.110:50 p. m.; Princlplo down lal home anytime after 7 this .Jack Cartwrlg)l~ 51, .-or West -~~:"'lb~: -o:,•~.:::. p. m.; Southern up 12:10 a. m,, Wlnfi.eJd·s·:20 p. rn.; NatlonSiup leveoing. Columbia, waa arrested, by~ •ee••- ,••, ta ad.,...• • Ut• Mark Easton down 3~50 a. m~; Winfield 10:55 p. m.; Elgercliff , Pomeroy Poll~. Depal1;plent on :!1!"*':~~·• ..;:.e.~~:_~_:~; Solvay up 8:30 a. ,m. up Winfield 1:30· a. ·r'n.t w. H. WEATHER Tuesday evening - llD a DWI Kanawha River- Bellver up Shaver, Jr., up Winfield 4;10 a. !jcatte<ed evening thunder· eharge and was JodBed in the OW!'!ED end OPERATED - · ..,. "" ...... '" -""· London 5 a. m.; Allen B. Mer· m.; Semel down Winfield 5:15 otorm1, bigb 15 · 55. Clearing Meigs County jail. Cartwright · ' e.a: ~-• wu...,.. .. - 55-. wm appear In Mayor Leaars ' -..ftNE 992•551 " MIDDLEPORT, . 0, : ; ...,... . : .,..*· :-.,_ rill down Marmet 9:50 p. m.; a. m.; Clrarles Stevenson up wnIgbt, a Uttle cooler.""" .-""" . .., 0. F. ,ibearer down Marmet Wlnlield 5:30 a. m. · IIi. SUDIIy and cooler ~'rlday. Court on Ausust 23rd. ~._,..._ _...,._.;;.~~-'!OOO,p.j'•'~~--------------·' RI'ver News ·~ Uon-walllnB for bll ehohee to tell tha world why hi lhiDka America Ia the , • ......,. r. ... - VietNam. Otherwise, In two daya ot h hearinJs, the coJIUI!IIlee II heard from two "gnfrlmlly"and noisy-wltneMII: I ,.. formed rilell!ber of tha mlllteDtly Communist ProgreU!vt Labor party; a staff member of a conservaUve magazlnt wbo said be "inmtrated,. ID antiViet Nom war group, and I county olllclal !rom Callfonlla who witnessed au attempt ·to block a troop lraiD at· Oltland last year. But most of the tline tile committee members oat on their raised plaUorm and walehed Dying 11Cjuads or U.S. marshals and Capitol pollcellllll carry out shouting opponents ,. the committee lllld the Amerlcan war effort. Nearly Ill were arrested in all, includinl live young women and a IIOitaed man In clerical garb who told police as he wu bUIUed away, "I excommunicate you all." Set aside for the moment wae 1 legal chaUenge-lhe most serious 11 has ever laced-to the commlltee'a consUtulfonall. ty Filed by the same A.-leu CI~U Llbertlea Unio• Jawyen who are represenUng oome of the witnesses, the su11 11 beiDJ considered by a S)IICfal thne judge court. A scheduled bearing Wednesday 1111 polt.. poned Indefinitely unU1 the court could decide wbethar lbll ease belonged before II. Correction .~ Dmlli>OI'I B:r IIURT BLOCK ,UPI !tporta Writer WUie Mays becall!e the righthaoded billing home nm l1f all Ume; Sand Koufu: lost a ehance "' the llnl game winner this 20 season; and the PIUsburgh Plralee Clllle unglued and blew a 7-1 leiid "' the Meta. Mays, wbo tied Jtnuny Fon: golna back to the boa~ e{ Thus tha committee Ia 'Y another legal hurdle. Ita rula of proeeduro allpu!Bte thsl 1 witness be afforded an opporlllnity to be repr..ented bJ counsel of his owo cbolee. Tilt , quesUon now wat wbother lht committee could provide for • witness counsel not of Ida eholce. The !Ilk Wltnllll As for the 10th wii!JeU, hi 118> mustacbloed Jerry c. Rubin, 'an orpnizer of the VIet Nam Day Committee from Berkeley, CaiH. He bat beell llttln& In the hearin& room for the past two dayo-clad ID a wmter-welgbl uniform • ol • soldier of the AmericiD Revolu- WASHINGTON - DESPft'B above average raWall in Ohio in July. ground..,.ater leilell declined and remained below ......, average, the 0. S. Geol.,.~sl Survey reports. Dozens Arrested ' The. average rainfall for the By the end of the day. dozens month was 4.06 lnebos, about ot jeermg spectators had been one-third Inch above average, arrested, 1 lawyer for one of bot the 8 umulated deficiency lhe "unfriendly.. witnesses had sl ac:'be 196S olood at been dragged !rom the hearing nee. r· , room and eharged with dlsor- 1·86 mches at the month 1 end. derly oonduc&, and seven other lawyers staged a sympathy Rates May Go UP walkout in protest at the CHARLESTON. W. VA. "atmosphere of terror and Stale Insurance Commissioner intimidation." . Frank A. Montgomery was scheduled to hold a public hea.. The lawyer who was arrest· I lng today on o request by Naed. Arthur Kmoy or New York tionwide Mutual Insurance Co. C1ty • was to be ll'ted In a local to Increase auk> Insurance rates court today. A Rutgers Univer- in West Virginia by 9.2 per sily professor. Kinoy also is an cent. attorney for the American Civil Another publk hearinK Is set Liherttes Union and is in Aug. 26 on a proposal lrom the charge of the ACLU's suit to National Bureau of Casualty Unabolish the committee. derwriters lo make a statewide All but one of the 10 rate Increase ot 22.3 per cent remaining "unfriendly" witnes· on b<Jdlly injury and property ses still to be heard indicated damage covera1e lor passengar cars. NORMAN WEIN DIES .. ..~ G S th HARTFORD - Norman 0. Squn•"' o . ou Wem, 76, tlartlord, died early A SQUALL LINE PHRlw.O Uus morning at the Gallipolis oouthward serosa the Midwest Medical Center. Born March 31, today and carried. battering 1890 m Hartford he was the son storms and high wmda 1o Kan· of the Iate Adam and Addie sas and Iowa. Cool air followed Chester Wein. Survivors Include the sk>rm line and dropped ternhis wife Blance Hartford, a sis- peratures over much of I h • ter. Mrs. Nellie MacKnight, Middle West. Harllord; several nieces and Rains and thundershowers of nephews. Funeral services will lesser Intensity slapped parta of he held at the .Foglesong Funer- the South and West. al Home Sunday at 1:30 p.m. ' with the Rev. Marcus Traugb officiating. Burilll will he in the Kirkland Memorial Gardens, Pl. Pleasant. Mr. Wein had been in .. "·, • . ' Willie Greatest Righthand .Homer Hitter·of All 'TiDte < '66FAffi "• ). Gollsler Jewelry Stare, h1n~ ~~ ' �. •• .I , w:u.mm ~ ' ~ . & 'l'~~y :~entmel, Pon1~rotJ.tld~.'~port , II., ~~&· 18, 1911 · ~ ·~· Bu~her Housa'tia!iservance tJf !lit• 8Jllliv~{U}' ol, th~ AID~ tor " . capllii'J.l'rogreu. ,4-n t 'i IS.UIBVTj I · ~ cllplomaUc . ®iPI went crufall!l dcnm the The Caribbean Island of Mallo Potomac In life 'Navy yacht Uniq~e has some soU so !ertUt Sequoia Wedneoday night. The th~t a siBJ!poSI In It may takt llulinl! was ~art of the Whl~ root. a.nd .8prout leavea•.. Po..; ..ro'. ""' j".!:."..,] ( I II FURN""'E SALE o. I ) C. ( r phenomenal GROWTH PEAS APPLE SAUCE An Old F1vorlte With A New Look Je 8o lrond DOG FOOD l-Ib, Cano 24 conasps "THE CORKY" Your Business Needs People September 1955 - - - - 2710 -September 1956 - - - - 3050 ,uroCano SUGAR SIZES: . 8V2-12 12Y2·4 r.lcCoy's Homogenized GRADE AMILK - •· 1 • ax SIMON'S MARKET Opan Daily 9:00 to 7:~Friday T!ll I E. MAIN ST. Saturday Til t WY 2·3975 I'OME!tOY C&D Widths • DHIO STATE FAIR THE SHO·EBOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. AU&. 25 THRU SEPT. 5 (12 Wonderful ·Days and Nights) FREE ENTERTAINMENT JAil. ~TAINMEHT ATTIIACTIONS FREE OF CHARGE) BOB HOPE .~.,.n,a PERRY COMO AUf. 19. 36;Jl JIMMY DEAN S./1<. J. 4, $ .... 15.11 HERMAN'S 11£RMITS .C.,.I9,JO,II C September 1958 - - - - 3967 September 1961 4510 Sop~. I.: september 1962 - - - - 4757 September 1963 4955 S.~tember 1965 ' .~ .... 30, 51, S.p~.J MUSICAL STAGE PLAY AUTO RACING s.,...s HORSE SHOW D.Uy YOUNG AMERICANS A.u,,l9, 30, .Jl .A.,. II TRACTOR PULLING Self. I, 3 LOVIJI' SPOONFUL BARBERSHOPPERS AUf.ll9, JO, S./11. J AUTO THRILL SHOW \ HARNESS RACING Sept, 1, Z, 3, 4 ART UNKLETTER S.,...l,:, 4 HORSf PULLING Auf. 25 MISS USA·WORLD '$1ptem'"r 1964' _ _ _ _ 5008 '• I ,. IODY IlLLER ' dar. 25,24 •. )EEP DoWN ~-LUE' ! as governmental . There is wide dlsagreemeat to how minimum income should be or much the minimum snmug 1 ~ u=:::'l The Natiolllll Asocial!ou Social Workers, however, adopted a policy statement In November,l1164, favoring "fedei'· al legls!atinn that would Insure II) income as a matter of righ~ !ft amOunts sufficient to maistain an persons throughout the !latlon: and (Z) paymenl!l In the most djgnlf!ed and efficlent . ., ... Sn•ersiblt ·' manner possible." Up For Rei-lew · Next year tile major amend· ments to the .SOCial Security Act dealing witll public we~lare I:~=·~. • . ..... Fn ll The soverument has decllared I -( ""1M IAnltl'oin,,..pun.,v~t ~ ~ely •C-'Ofelr ~ulct . , . r _ ptBII!l and motor IU'e Your ChiYJ dealer has a whole One of huskJ, hard-working Chevrolet pick· ups readJ to start suing for J011 now. fade 118 a ride that's bard to tell from many passenger cars. All have famous cost-saving Chevy truck power. Now, •re than ever, lfley're Americlt'' nwwl er one war to work. There's one that'll lie a real tonic for your business. For .youd.iture time, too. Because, wh• the IMJ _,..,~Ilk Is through, you lust slip It under a C:JzifJrtaNt CUip"llodJ andwhiskawaJfor a rest cure. NO.I WAY TO WOMl enllrelf •ubmerged under woter In the w.e11. e0vll1andl•t ,..rou11once prmd br J111Pd, 8 ~ lllld . . . . . , . •.U weU . ...,. dltidno. are mado towed ella prlmliltl. • ptt, no: IJUOIJI eVI!I')'ooe with a minimum . - , .... liP tD $150;00 on lllcome, the debate Is earta!n to · aplrlled. FOil', whatever DRIWNG! . Cloward 8lld othl!l'll wbo feel aa be does may· aay, thl!lll ia IIWrythlng Complete) · Ntlhfni Dtw1r- . . all'oag C!tU'rtQ! . '"' !~'at. llt the ·words .. ..,-·- 1 ' MMinlhiToPo, '· . WEt{ II ' '· .Mii'ch 30, 1966 • 6 mo. Avg, _ ' ., ! .. ,. t W. MAIN STUn· · 5166 ' ... ' ' ·f.' -T ~-t . ' ' ' POMEROY · •• t . -"1 • ' 9924116,,f . . ' ,· I '. lit ,, • ......••' i'' ~ POMEROY MOfOR ·. ' . COMPANY 4954 •' r . ,_ • . J . M 1111 • .. I JUST THE RIGHT PRESCRIPTION FOR YOU! up lor toll&l'esaionaf SOCiely In which an Americ.~IDII would have equal access to the ol.an afnuenl America, that ~·minimum Income lor aD" wUI come up fir publlc debate. Wben auy leglslaUve I. ). -~ r l' SUMMER PICKUP lllflltlf~~~illlllllllll September 1957 - - - - 3630 September 1960 - - - - 4429 They Outgrow Them Before They WHr Th., Out WE Can Do Business I - -A•t· 17, ZB Our Business ' IS People '·· 1 liNG FAMILY September 1959 - - - - 4142 ANNUAL MEETING AUGUST 28, 1966 J ingredient! PEACHES AHend Your Jackson Production Credit The FABRIC SHOP NET PAID CIRCULATION 5,166 CASE lOT SALEI r: • • 1 has a secnt I FA BRI CS in Meigs County DAILY NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION COMPARISON IN MEIGS COUNn lh Woll SHOES f.A J J;' NJl AR BIG BEND TALENT SHOW CASE 1966 -· THE DAILY . SENTINEL . I .. SOCIAL ! 19~ c· I' osp.·taJ· News • * FRYERS :6lllll'J'llD"" Mn. IIIi • near center- ol Shadle bridle cording to unofficial report, Jen· las Mitchell of Los Altgelas, · DISCHARGED . Na : til'S 1 . ' . :· . • . ' 1\'ednesday 12:30 p.m . . . :." kiDs bad threatened sidcld~ .... California. Tbe body was ~ Blltm- Mr. ·~ ' !EDiTORS NOTE: Tblo is launched a campus discuaslou the !arms, has aboUshed joha · ··tl'lte body ol Samuel JenJdi!a, oral Urnes In recent months. ed from the Crow-Russell Fu.. If lit ~ c:,f~~ iHP'' : the second ol two di"pall'be• on movement that bas alrmy lor !arm laborers, driv!ng them Jr.; .36. formerly ol SoJlth He was boru March 28, 1930 aerei Home to the Harden. It . . · · ' •" ' · ·;; ·'""~ • srowlag CIIDipalp lor SOCial spread to 40 colleges. to the cities. . Char!ealon, was MCOVared from In Blrmlngbam. Ala., the 8011 ol Harden Funeral Home In South PT. PLEASANT - GraVJoo ll .,. legislaUoa lllat wollld provide Richard A. Oloword, profes- -A scl<ool system whlcb legs the Kanawha River by the J6!lal -.nue Tllm}!l' Jenkins and the CbarlesloD. Arrangementa w!l1 side services were to he be]j) PLAN DINND. ·•nl'i1!1 Americana with a pal"llll' sor .of social work of Cnlumbla beblnd techao)oglcal advauee.· Fire department about 30 mfn. late~ Jenkins. be 811110uaced. today at 2:30 P. m. at the Pl'. PLEASANT- Atpaghel .. .,~ leed mlnlmam Income.) University, says, "Some techni· ments and Is even more utes alter they received the ed. Eckard Cemetery lor the still· II dlmter wiD he belli Prldap.. :'By MAGGIE BEU.OWS · cal means of income redistrtbu- Inadequate in ihe slums and The body was on the bottom o1 born daughter ol Arthur and August 19, at Su!myalde ·Scboo :e Uafled pten lntemaUonal linn is vitally needed to bypass rural communities. Those who the river approximately clirecl· u, Mary RayburD PulliDa of Rt. 2 8p01190red by the ladles <r 1 NEW YORK (UP!) - Has the miserable cruelties and need the beilellt · of a good ly bene~th the place Jenkins fl Pt. Pleasaat. Moore's Chapel. SarvlnC wO '· .very American, whether he unfairness of welfare, and to school system the most, get the jumped m. begio al8 p. m. and the price It .. ··; works or ; not, a "right" to .kee~ our cities from becoming worst. · According to the Sharlll's deThe lolant was bom II 11 P· f1 for adulta aDd 110 ceall 11\,,;, ;: ·ce!ve a monthly cheek to live no-man's lands.' ' -People who thJnk of or partment wbo lnvestlgaled the Holzer Hosp!lat: V!a!Ung m. Tueaday at Pleasant Valley dilldrert. . '"·! 10 In relative comlort and good He advocat<s that the poor practice discrimination. apparent suicide, Jenklllll, bia bours 24 and 7-ll p. m. Parents Hospital. · c·:::: bealth? organize themselves to aeeure -Landlords who charge high wife, children and molhel' were anly OD Pediatrics Ward. Surviving In addltlou to the IN JUIIT u MIIIUTII · •...: Many, perhaps instinctively their right., and he is generolly rents lor ra~lnfested hovels; enroute to Soutb Charleston In PT PLEASANT _ Mason Admissions parents are one brother, Arlh· IF YOU HAVI TO IS members of a society that credited with inspiring a series and cities which do not enforce the family car when Jenkins Cn iy ed to will h R' b•"" L Fry R ur Eugene and Me sister, Ma· SCRATCH YOUIIITCH ·" teaches self-reliance, .would ot marches last June 30 around housing (!odes. stopped at 8 sentce station near th un ucah rs fr e among Gal 1l~tpo-Ua~· Edw. arder,S tF . ulk2• ry Allee, both at home and rna- Your 48c! bac), •t Ml)' drur dod ... · oa "N h h ld I th t . kl U~ . al bl b h the foot of the Shadle bridge e !80 teac ers om IS eoun· ' . s, M A ...,....,.,., lTCH·IlE-NCI'I' .....,. '/, o -w Y s ou our . e ooun rv. by groups see ng - r an renew w c as , tell" h' f .1 he 'ot • ties attendin(( an area school for Crown City· Katrina Ann Drum- ternal grandmother, rs. n- the ltcb and burnJnr . ..\nUWJptle •c _ ~olhlnney suptoport peop!e whoth do i"'c"easedd pub II• aidtha . too oflenh pushed thedpoorthinto rig~~ga~!ss ";;:~ Yway :a~~u~g Leaders conducted by the West mond, Rt. Z, Gallipolis; Daniel na Rayburn , Rt. 2: Pt. P)easant. ~;::., :';~" .:;:,::, ::,,~... 1owar _ argue~ g suppor1 emt mos o1 worse g e11oes, crow mg em 1 H he · Virgini'a Education Association R Lawrence Rt 1 Th _ Bunal will be 10 the church Itch, other mrtue ruhel. NOW • lelves?" our current poverty programs even more, increasii1g their owever, went up 00 -~ at WVEA• headquarters In · ' . · ' ur cemeter under the direction of swuhu_I:_Lohao tnup. Pom.nJ. man: Mrs. Stolhe W. Haner, Y ' But an increasing number of and ~overnment insurances expenses to get to and from Charleston on Friday August 911 Second Ave.,· Mrs. James Mohr • Stevens Funeral Home. I economists, SOCia( SCientiSts Simply do not reach the work. fS 0 19. ' I Back To School . ·~ !lod politicians say, "Yes.'' majorit}' ol ·America's poor. -Labor unions which deny • B. Roush, West Columbia ; Che· ICNIC l A. Kegley, New Haven: PLAN P ry They base this answer on the skills ol many unemploya- admittance to Negro apprenti· Counties to be represented will A covered dish picnic of the ropid tecbnolosiral chafllles ·hies (yet these take time, and ce•. he Mason, Mingo, Nicholas, Put· Mrs. Nickle King, Henderson, Ladies Auxiliary of the Syra wblch are ellminatlng and have the family ,uflers in the - BuslneBSes, industries and nam, Roane, Wayne, Boone, Mrs. Cecil A. Birchfield, Pt. cuse Volunteer Fire Depart· I ... already eUmlnated vast own- meantime) . produce srowers who exploit Cabell, Clay Jackson, Kanawha, Pleasant; Mrs. Katherine E . ment and their families will be bers of unskilled and semiDon't Always Apply workers by paying wages so Lincoln and LoBBn. King, Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Fred held Sunday, August 21, at 12 skilled jobs, on Inequities in the Minimum wages do nol apply low that a man can work long, County representatives will L. Hollman. Middleport: Ken· p. m. at the Syracuse Road· welfare .,. ~tern Itself, and on to thousands ol J'ohs - hard hours and still not make PT. PLEASANT · • Funeral include presidents and commit· La! nelh E B. Newell, Chester: Mrs. 1 nd • RI. 2• McArth ur: side Park. Those who plan to lnJ·ustices in toda•'s society especially in the agr1'cultural enou.gh liiQney to feed his services · · ··':i , were held at 2 p. m. teemen chairmen of county edu· W'll'e ngGa Colli R y· attend ar• asked to bring their wll!ch bave resulted in the and seasonal fields. And a man family Ci. properly.h I lam · ·ns, I. I, m· Middleport, 0. today for Mrs. Violet Stover, cation associations, county su~ ton· Mrs. John W. Canode own table service. Drinks wtl1 11 ~ 11 erit Po?r lorrors of City ghettoes and the working full lime, with a large , 46, of Leon, in the Promise perinlendents, county supervl· Rt.' I, Hamden; Miss Gamet be furnished by the auxiliary. deprivation of 18 miiUon of our family can yet fall well below The Clites are mhenttng the Land Church near Arbuckle. aors, county Classroom Teach- Sl W 11 l<>n . M Fred IF~~-;_:;,;;_ __;;:;_,;;;;;_;;;;;;;;;;:;;,;.;.;,!~;.~:-ii:-i-::ii-iii::ii-·-ii:ii ' hildren. the poverty line even at the poor: lhey come I<> clUes as Mrs. Stover died Monday at ers Association presiden~<. and ~v~r, R e ~ Rt I r~ 11. Need Gaaraoteed Income minlrimm wage Unemployment immtgrants have before them, the horne of a daughter, Mrs. president of county elementary 1~rs. · F:'e;ick · ~i. a ~;,;t~~. l !ltteution Farmers! Some kind of gnaranteed illllurance covers only the undereducated a n d u 0 d e r· Judith Parsons, Defiance, Ohio. and pnnctpal groups. J k 1 ninlmum family income - recently employed. Social Secur- ~ramed . Th• cagedy of oday Other survivors Include 8 ac son. geared to living costs, cnndl- ity does not cover all older ts thai they come at a limo . son, Ernest Stover, Leon; her Birth& I lions and actual individual people. when the occupatiOnal structure I father, William Douglas, SteuMrs. .James B. Roush 1 West I 1eeds -bas been advocated by "More than half the nation's IS . so edadvanced and so ' benville, 0.: two sisters, Mrs. • Columbia, daughter, 11 :26 a.m. !Conomists Milton Friedman of poor are children ' " says speC!ahz that lh.ey are locked AI Adk' G · Land Wednesday: Mrs . Fred>•·ick L. l Cl d rna ms, nmms ~ 1 f 't," Hoach, Rt. I, Gallipolis, sor. , , .he University of Chicago Cloward. "They £0 to school on °~,: 1 says owar · ed ing and Mrs Marguerite Me· , · I Barry G!>ldwat.r's economic empty sl<>macha, inadequately d generation ago ~dn un u- Cartney u,;n · three brothers WEDNESDAy 9:26 p. m., Wednesday. I 1 1 adviser in his presidential clothed... What logic says toth a 10 ~abe as •mml hogrant Hcou lgdet at Brycle 'Dou•ta's Parkersburg' THE KYGER CREE a a rer. e cou ge • • , K High . Discharges mpalgn) , Hoher t Lampman chlld , 11 you can oruv1ve e b 'th . . hth ad and Lloyd and Jimmy Douglas, School majoreltes will sponsor Mrs. Lloyd J . BHker. .\Irs. , 1 of tile University of Wisconsin, hunger and still learn, there is ~ and e~ 1 gr the I both of Leon an oulside teen dance this Wed 'ames Tobin of Yale; the some hope lor you when you udca •Honls, ,"" n s r ldup 1. be l Buriil will . be in the church nesday nigbt from 8 to It p.m: Richard Brown. Mrs. Ut~ttie : Clay, John E. Conley. Mrs . ~all nal CommiB · TeciJno. .,.. roa . am y eou c tm o SlOil on . grow up . . . out of poverty In a seneration. l cemetery under lhe direction of on the blacktop at the Kyger Julia L. Elder, Phillip L. Fra· ogy, Automau.. end Econonuc Another ftve million are wo Today povert te d to the Raynes Funeral Home, Buf. Creek High School. This will ley, Ida Mae Hart, Mrs. Noah ~rogresa; the National AsSOCi&· old to work; other ~iUions are luate itself. y n s. perpe- falo. he the only dance thJs week At Canter's Cave, 6 Miles Northwest P. Haskins, Shirley A. Jones, :wn ol Soelal Workers, and blind, permanently d~sabled, or "Unemployment rates In the with the Jays because of tbe Jack P. Lehman, Denver A.. Ro _;;;be;;;rt;;;;;;;;;Tbeo;;;;;;;;;bo;;;l;;;di;;,;;;;;;w;;;h;;;o=ha-"isl female heads of families whose ghettoes are 10 to 25 per cent Meigs Fair. of Jackson on Route 35 .. Leport, Qakley E. Malol'". Mrs. rhusbands have either dted or dependmg on the ase ' ' M':}:N~l:::m (UPI) _ THURSDAY . John F. Marks, Lawr•"ce G. deserted. Mqny of the unemployed are · PRACTICE of the Seruor Mohr, Roy A. Moses, John W. eMUSIC eEAT "There are relatively lew he 20 t 30 age group Actress Ellfabet!' Taylor reJI?r· choir of the Federated church Mullen, William H. Older, Jose DOOR PRIZES emplu)'•ble men on welfare." becau se they don't work doesn't tedly will establish a $1 million acheduled lor Thursday eveneVOTE For Every Sowing Need I'Cl eph E. Peck, Mrs. Foster Van rd b r "M t 1 th heart lisease mearch found. owa e Ieves os o e ' mean thal they are not going to . I! mg, has been postponed until Sickle, Charles H. Wise, Jr., eVISIT poor m the ghetl<>"" of our !mate. They are not in a linn In memory o. her late Friday at 7:30 p.m. eSWIM Singer Salu-Servlce Mrs. Frances Israel, Mrs. Fair· cities today are victims or · 't' t frtend and frequent co-star, MONDAY . , . . . : . .. pos1 1on o marry to support a Monlgome Cliff ley Causey and Infant daughter. ePONY RIDES soc1ely s <rresponSJblhl!es. wife and children. So illegiti~ary . · . JANE HOWELL Tent Daugh- Mrs. Geerge W. Rafferty and McC•II's Patterns A m on g " 1rrespons1 · 'bTl' s" "\ The magazme Gente satd 1 1 Ie cy rates are high ; men simply ters of Union Veterans will meet infant daughtN. :;;:._ Cloward lists: disappear because our welfare Miss •Taylor has told her at the Middleporl roadside park, CONTACT local PCA - A govePnment which pays taws are designed to support lawyers to set up J!le loU!llla· Monday at 6:30 p.m. for a pot· ol!ice for reservations. 992·2214 subsidies to farmers not to women wHhout males. This, tn tion under the ousplces 0~ ~e luck picnic dinner. Members In square measure, an acre 992·5270 Pomeroy or 115 W. 2nd Pomoro, grow food. This, along with turn, breaks up family Hearl Assoct~lion aje reminded I<> bring table ser· Is 4,840 yards or 43,560 square ' 446·3391 Gallipolis "';::::;:;:;:;:;:;:.;;;::':::in:c:re~a:si:ng:::~m~ec~h=a=m=·z~al~io:n~on terns' Children are has pledBed the $1 mtlllon vice. feet. , Iwithout fathers -;>oorly will get for her next film ::.:._ _ __ _ _ _ __c_:=:_--------~"""""""""=""""""""""""="""===""""""=-"-"-"-~-ed in slum schools, marlinally financing it. mnployab!e when they grow up . The cycle repeats.'' The U. S. chemical Industry Want Automatic Minimum ia composed of about 12 000 es· Many social workers feel lbat tabllshments. ' autom~lic minimum pay· - - -- - - - - - ment would also elilllinate "'The Lord helps him wbo helps many other injustices, bumilia- himself." lions and socially-undesirable What needs to he proved to ' aspects of our welfare system. the nation's satisfaction Ia that Among these they list: there reaDy are mHliruas of R e s i d e n c e reqoirements, .,..pie In the Unlled States wbo which restrict Wll!'kera from C811110!, for the reasons argued movmg from one state to Cloward and bla adherents, another in searcb of jobs. themselves. Removiflll women from we!· - ' ' -- - - - - - - fare for having out-<lf-wedlock children, at the same time ••• Starts Thursday denying them birth control 1 TONIGHT ST. flrlt!Je 8lld jumped Over IIIIo lbe !!t1vlvlag la itllllllao to Roush's Shoe· Store '. FAIR TIME and FUN TIME TO · Pl'. P,LJr4.WIT - A Lald!l. On Thursday Thru Saturday WE'RE , ~n • ..., M Stover £ Leon Buried TONIGHT - 8:15 !:: . ,: • ':4:. " BAKER FURNITURE I \ • 1 I I ! · u ,...~"~' ' ;, . 'il .. Mason Sendin'g Delegation tO Area Schoo} '? US!l HEL EN HEL p us '! ' _:.l OllDOm IJ [X I I XI ) : remav- ·s....ont. I j_ rJ rI ) UUl\11 . . Mr. and Mrs. Jacob • · 1o1too ooo 200 002- 4 a 11 Holtzman, Slmmo111 (9) aDd and their son·in-law and daush' · • Palmer. S. Miller <II and . t!undley Bunrung, Know!"" 18) ter. Mr. and Mrs, Sterling Bam· Mlaa Rhonda Jlullllll arriVed ' Ro~nnvaky: Santiago, Sheldon Buhl II) and Uectter. WPhill of Wellston enjoyed a trtp last Friday for a visit wilh her if). McMahon •61. Wyatt <8), Simmons i~). LP-Buhl (11-7). RODIF to the north~ part , of Ohio &randmother, Mrs; Raymond ~~antiago ill·iOI. HR-· Ilemeter HRs- Hundley <17th), Allen where they VISited their grand· Pullins Sr. She was acco~nRyan: WP- Palmer t14-ll). LP <29th !, Banks <9th). . . _ L1 son, Jumor Butcher and family ied here by her brOihar B\11011 - Sontiago •11·<0 1. HH- I.k!m.. • ·•• at Wellington and took • trip who is the guest of bls' giuo. ter (14th I. ] Pitts 3h 000 ooo- 7 11 1 north to Lake Erie. They viSit· parents, Mr. and Mrs. HolliD New York 100 502 OOX- 8 10 2 . _ WHAT llo\li! l iR:Eit> ed relatives In Akron, Circle- Bearhs. "'t game[ I Vea le. McBean (6), Mlk· ( ~ANGAROO w~. ville and Chillicothe. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seelig and Ran.: ,, 111: OOil 001-? 1 1 •kelsen 181 and Pqllaroni; -Emmett MabaHey and fami·l son, David, of Columbus were Chicago OOil OOil 04x- 4 8 0 Fisher, Hepler 131, Friend 171 ~ ly and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kes·] weekend guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Li•dhlad , Aker 181 and Rool and Grote. WP- Hepler 12·2}. r..:::S.:L;;l;..;IV.;:V,;J\,:.1..,1--r-r.:~ ~ow orranre the circledlettero sler of Barboursvllle, w. va., Manning Roush, Hldden Lakea. Buzhardl. Locker (8) and LP-McBean <3-S). HRa-StarII 'i to form the ourprllf ........ u tame lor funeral services for Alex RichArdson of Columbus Romano . WP Locker (9-71 . LP gel! !2ftth), Jones t8th), Mazt- L;::::;t...~~~T=·~T=~l~J tUI(t8ttd by thtabavecarteon. Emmett's father, William Ma- arrived Tu~ay, spend. I -Lindblad •4-61 . HR- Skowro roskl (9th). Clendenon IIIIth), 'i Of halley week's vacat10n With relatives (6th) . . Taylor IJrdJ. -w ___ ~ __ _ _ _ _ _ · 1in lhe area. (2nd game' tA•twf'n lomorru~>) Roger Phillips of Phoenix, Jenntngs and John MarshaU Kon City OOil 010 000- t 6 O,Allanta OOil 005 100-1 7 I i)•mlol•oo WHOSI CRAWL NOLIX IOTATI Arizona came by American Air· of Louisville, Ky. are the suests WHAT111Elt YOUI TASTE IN FUINRUII YOU CAN Chicago IKr.t fl2 tMix- 5 1fl 0 ~ Houston 000 001 - ~ 1 4 3 '"' 1'4111!'• Lines Friday to spend the of their grandmother. Mrs. John ! 1 QfOOSE WITH CONFIDENa FROM PLtXSTEEr. Hand r aha n, Sanders (5 ), i Jarvis. Carroll (I) and Torrej I..\u•""r' W'hnt " 'li._,,,,.,, tpwl"""r "'~''' weekend with his brother, Kel- F. Baily and their aunt, Mrs. A apedal purdlaH lell !I• offer then fine eodas and cl)alr. Stock <8) and Roof ; Lamabe, Giusti, Raymond (6) , Latman •• - JHOOW IN JHI JOOWIL son ·Ohillips of Wellston,. his Russ Watson. • tllo-nh of $30 to $110. 1 Pizarro •81 and Romano. WP- 18J. Sembera <91 and Bateman, - - - - - - -- - -- - - - - - - -m< '<er. Mrs . Clara Phillips, ! Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eichinger Lam abe (6-61. LP-Handrahan Heath <81. WP-Jarvts <HI. and the William Buck family at Ireturned to their home, Girard (0-1) . HRs--Romano 114th I. LP - GJUsti !12·10>. ~ Rutland . He returned to Ariza- i today , alter a several days visit Aeoe II 6th 1. na on Monday. iwith his mother, Mrs. W11iiam MIDDLEPORT, ' Cmci 000 :100 020- 5 9 0 : Eichinser and other relatives. 10 New York 001• 000 101 - 2 4 B' Los Ang 000 000 Olfl- 1 6 01 •~ Mr. and :\trs. Donald Sal_~ons · Mr. and Mrs. Arthur BeaMley ~~~~~~~ Detr~oit 000 200 02x- 4 6 I lo;llis. McCool <81 and Pavle· ~=i.I ~ave mov~ into the W<llmm ! and family or English, Ind., vi· 1 Bouton, Ford (81 and Gibbs; llch: Koufa1. Miller !51, .. Oy t"l•••n .:Sottel ____J plres reSJ ence. . :sited Monday afternoon with ' ,-:::_%;~ Wilson ~14-91 and f'rPchan LP Brewer 17). Moeller (1), Mrs. Floyd Davts and Mrs . 1Mr. and Mrs. Allen Eichlnger. 1 l - Bouton (1-6) HR:-;- Kaline Perranoski (9) and Roseboro. ~lara Phi_llips were in , Gallipoi- !Mr . Beasley and Mr. Eichinger 1 i22ndl, Tresh <19th I. i WP--EIIis 110-14 ). LP- Koufax : YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! I Dear Helen: · IS on bus>n<'SS recent!). · were buddies in World War 11. · 119-7). i This column is lor young . I'm 11 and last year went 1 Mrs. Erma Nefson and grand· I Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Loch- i Cal if 200 000 010- 3 8 o· l people, their problems and plea- oot with a boy who was terri- son, Joey are visiting her sis- ; ary and grandchildren. James j Minn 000 200 03x- 5 8 2 International Le•gae StiDdiop . sures 1 their lroubles and fun. bly fresh. I couldn't stano ht s I tMer, _Mrs. Lester Lehman, near i and susan returned home Mon· i Newman. Rojas 01) and By Unittd Prtsli lnt.ernationaJ 1As with the rest ot Helen Help pawing attempts so I left m · anetta. . day evening, after a ten days Rodgers : Pascual, Siebler (2). W. l... Pet. G8 1Us! , it welcomE's laughs but the middle ol our date. , Mrs. Henry Reibel and grand· vacation at Lake Catawba. Worthington (91 and Battey, Columbus 71 5J .573 ... • won't dodse a serious qu<>lion Well. he hangs around with I daughter. Kathryn Fay Reibel JBmes and Susan Lochary Zimmerman <9). WP-Siebler 1Rochester 69 56 .552 21> ,1 with a brush-<!11. about 10 ,. t ,. slobs anQ they I of Pomeroy visited recently wtlh have returned to their home, !1> (2·2). LP-Newman 12·6). HR- : Toron10 o;; \II .\" 4 Send your teen-age questions have spre. 1 lilthy rumors a· Mrs. Riebel daughter , Mrs. dianapolis, Ind. after a three Johnatone (lsi). 1 Buffalo 64 60 .516 7 to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT. 1 bout me because their buddy's [ Harley Slrong. weeks viSit with !heir grandpar· !Richmond 62 63 .496 9'h . care of Helen Help l!S! this pride was hurl. They call me Flay~ Sayre recenUy enjoyed ents, Mr. and Mro. Patrick Loch· Wasb 000 020 100- 3 6 I · Toledo 62 63 .496 9'h . newspaper. names and make my life mis·' a tour of Alaska. ary. Cleve 000 001 40x - 5 6 1 . Jacksonville 56 66 .468 t3 erable. I Mr. and Mrs. Lawre11ce MU· Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas Richert, Kline <71 and Syracuse 46 81 .362 26"' SENT NET FOR 1 suess you know that a com· hoan of Middleport were Sun· returned home Tuesday eveniflll, Casanova: Harsan. Radatz <81 · Wedaesday'o Results rUIS SHUTTER BUG mendation by 'hat kind means day guerts of Mrs. Clara Phil· after a several days visit at St. and Azcue. WP-Hargan lltHil. Toronto 2 Rochester 1 I Dear Helen : no nice boys will even call me lips. Louis, Mo, with their son and LP-RIChert (12·11 ). HRs- Buffalo 9 Syracuse 3 ' My girl friends and I have a up any more. Or maybe 1 haveMr. and Mrs. Clovis Straws- 1 daughter-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. Colavito (2tith), Richert liSt), Toledo 3 Columbus 1 · problem. In our. town there " I n't b<>en asked out by anyone baugh have returned from a • Eugene Thomas and family. Wagner (20th) :Jacksonville 3 Richmond • man we don t know, about 1 I'd 80 with in six monlhs be· lrip to the coasl. They accompanied Mr. and FRIDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS MORE MORE MORE I I middle-aged, and when we girls I cause these hoods may have : Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shilling Mrs. Gene DeWees and family e2:00 PM-PONY HARNESS SPECIAl ~IDE I are walkitlll home, he turns up I made threats. What can 1 do ? I of Middleport were weekend of Cnlunibus. RACING bq's W~SHINGTON 'UPII - in hiS blue car and follows us _ T. K. I suests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pullins will e2:30 P~ONY & HORSE Tbo dme Is 3:00 a.m .. EDT ' Asian specialis< Ch"ter L. l slowly near the curb. When we Dear T: Mrs. John Shillins. return to her home. TlrurstQn RUNNING RACES 012s zzbyllyd Skors 8·18 d !Cooper has been named a l reach our destination . he aome- When a hood's commenda'lon Mr. McCoy Snavely and this evening after an overnight 1 1 e5:00 PM-TWILIGHT ht add Skors 8lls Ispecial assisl3nt to roving I t1es takes out a camera and is YOUR r.ondemaalion. the : Mrs. Elias Snavely were in Co- visit with her paretns, Mr. and HORSE HARNESS _National Leapr Ambassador W A.verell Harri- 1flashes i~ at us, this usually best solution is a confroataUou. Jumbtls recently on business. Mrs. Rollin Bearhs. She will be RACING St. Loms 120 000 ~ 3 8 2 man, . the man charged with when we re alone. H~ never Someone, prererably your faSession members of the Pres. accompanied home by her son. San Fran 000 100 021- 4 9 l lexplormg Viet Nam peace : bothe_rs or says anythmg to us, ther. should tell him slander is byterian Church met at the Randall who spent the summer. ' Meigs County's 103rd Fair Wash born, Hoerner 18), possibilities. and 11 we i<>ld anybody we '~ l punishable by law, and, if il l home of }Irs. Clara Phillips l'f· with his grandmother, Mrs. Ray· I Bnlea 181 and McCarver: The State Department an· sound slily and they wouldn t . doesn't stop, his next story will cently. mond Pullins Sr. _ _],""""""'"'""""""""""""""""""'""""""""'""'""'""'"""""'""'""'"""' .\1arichal. McDantel 13), Ltnzy notmced Cooper's appointment beheve us. ! be t Jd to ·ud _ H I •91 and HaUer. WP- Linzy 15· Wednesday. A former White Once he followed me home ! Not: to Sh~~ed~e. · 91. LP- Bnlea (4·12). HR- House aide, Cooper has been and when he took out_ hiS cam· Your mother should be told I working wilh the institute of era, I ran very last Into my by her doctor thai you •viii out. l .~': ~:.~~:~!. defense _analysi)J u~er a ~ord garage. What do de? - BOTH· grow this habit faster if you 1 • oa.n "' N t11h1a 111 Foundation grant smce ApnJ. I ERED aren 1t made to worrv, aboot il. MIAMI IUCM ()e 8 UJ d ··~· a .. Jour sue' Boo~ rM•:r~ ar e ere : And your sneaky sister should unneuevattte .,.., rru• The palo verde, world's green· Tell your ~en~, who ~ill be 'told by your mother ... witU centFteo GAl ITATIDN est tree, is tbe O:Ucial state I alert the police. It a never .silly atr•"g wo~·t _ H. .a w. Mtlltt $t., '•m•rev. Oh• . ...., •ua tree of Arizona. ID report suspicious actions. How else can yau get prutec· Dear Hele11 : l!an? - H. I My fiancee's elderly friend llt~ar. Helen invited us to dinner. I was the FIRST OF "ALL" COMBINED My paren1s aren 't strict only one from out of town. enough. J now am 15 and dat- Three other people there were MORNING and EVENING PAPERS ing. but I probably could have <l evidently all childhood friends. i started when 1 was 13 if I For four hours, I was no t had wanted to. once allowed in the conversa· I have to make up rules lor tioo. If I dill try to •enture a Whole M1ple L•wn myse~ such as what time to be remark, I was interrupted. This home, where to go or not to go, widow. the other three, and frying Chickens _ and that I can't sinsle date. even occasionally my bride-to· Then I tell the boys these are he spent the whole lime talk· my folks ' rule•. because I don't lng about local people and hap· waot them lo think I have no penlnss, eveu years back. supervisioo, or that my folk• Now why would someone dou't care. Tbey DO care, very who Invited you into her home much. go to such great lengths lo ;g. My parents love me and they nore you, and I keep wonderDixie Do!!ght tllink they are doins me a lng why my fiancee didn't come vor, but som~one tul.!i to lay to my rescue? All she !laid lat.THE DAILY SENTINEL - - - - 4,275 down the law, don't they? - er was she was sorry the even· MY OWN GUARDIAN ing turned out as it did.-WOR· 2,057 ATHENS MESSENGER Dear MOG : R!ED LOVER You're doins a mtshty line ..... rand job if it! Dear W.L. : COLUMBUS DISPATCH - - - - 1,031 YEAR CIRCULATION And your parents may be wls- Your fiancee probably could· COLUMBUS CITIZEN-JOURNAL-- 615 er than you thJnk. They taught n't have rescued you had she ~:.,si_ z•_ _ _ _cA~~$3.25 Septem'ber 1952 _ _ _ _ 2203 you lo make the right decisions tried. Only way yeu'll win a· - though 1 agree with you: sainsl elderly childhood friends this is too much responsibility witll total recall is by "to t a I · September 1953 - - - - 2502 MoHo Famous Brand recoil." Just sit there and think too soon. - H. of pleasanter times. I HIS COMMENDATION I'm sure they weren't inten· September 1954 - - - - - 2653 IS HER CONDEMNATION! tlonally rude. - H. I I .• '· Ment'· ~ ~ .~~~ 'the About St-cjety Nott-.s wau• Ro•lllll · MaJ1 <30111). 11y United Pre•• lolfrnatloall I (10 innings) Amerk:IID wave Chi 002 ooo ooo 3- no 1 Batt 101 100 005- 8 18 o,l,l.hll ooo 010 010 1- 1 t a M•Jor W-WJm~TOJ'i (liPl) -Pres- ~~\pd .. Line Scores ~Y etull8B ...- . 0~;~· ·· ~ ··'('J,u~aran~'t' eed A.·n··n~~u~.· . .a·1'W,-,.ag{; ,.,·. ~. ;··~Man. ~~ p s· i~· tili; . n ... ... ~. D ff ~ · b adJa~J .. · · D.:~~~~.:--~ • . ~· = , ···i.··m wl .,ra,veSJ.dfRifO .. ( ~..... ~ Is Thought R· I·g.ht UL-y: · S'· o·:·..l.m·..· e· ~ ;!~5:1:-i::~ut::ta~~~L~Dr;.:=~ · neiriguerd£.;~ ·a;:ra~~-~-. . ~ . ·-1\,~ l �. •• .I , w:u.mm ~ ' ~ . & 'l'~~y :~entmel, Pon1~rotJ.tld~.'~port , II., ~~&· 18, 1911 · ~ ·~· Bu~her Housa'tia!iservance tJf !lit• 8Jllliv~{U}' ol, th~ AID~ tor " . capllii'J.l'rogreu. ,4-n t 'i IS.UIBVTj I · ~ cllplomaUc . ®iPI went crufall!l dcnm the The Caribbean Island of Mallo Potomac In life 'Navy yacht Uniq~e has some soU so !ertUt Sequoia Wedneoday night. The th~t a siBJ!poSI In It may takt llulinl! was ~art of the Whl~ root. a.nd .8prout leavea•.. Po..; ..ro'. ""' j".!:."..,] ( I II FURN""'E SALE o. I ) C. ( r phenomenal GROWTH PEAS APPLE SAUCE An Old F1vorlte With A New Look Je 8o lrond DOG FOOD l-Ib, Cano 24 conasps "THE CORKY" Your Business Needs People September 1955 - - - - 2710 -September 1956 - - - - 3050 ,uroCano SUGAR SIZES: . 8V2-12 12Y2·4 r.lcCoy's Homogenized GRADE AMILK - •· 1 • ax SIMON'S MARKET Opan Daily 9:00 to 7:~Friday T!ll I E. MAIN ST. Saturday Til t WY 2·3975 I'OME!tOY C&D Widths • DHIO STATE FAIR THE SHO·EBOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. AU&. 25 THRU SEPT. 5 (12 Wonderful ·Days and Nights) FREE ENTERTAINMENT JAil. ~TAINMEHT ATTIIACTIONS FREE OF CHARGE) BOB HOPE .~.,.n,a PERRY COMO AUf. 19. 36;Jl JIMMY DEAN S./1<. J. 4, $ .... 15.11 HERMAN'S 11£RMITS .C.,.I9,JO,II C September 1958 - - - - 3967 September 1961 4510 Sop~. I.: september 1962 - - - - 4757 September 1963 4955 S.~tember 1965 ' .~ .... 30, 51, S.p~.J MUSICAL STAGE PLAY AUTO RACING s.,...s HORSE SHOW D.Uy YOUNG AMERICANS A.u,,l9, 30, .Jl .A.,. II TRACTOR PULLING Self. I, 3 LOVIJI' SPOONFUL BARBERSHOPPERS AUf.ll9, JO, S./11. J AUTO THRILL SHOW \ HARNESS RACING Sept, 1, Z, 3, 4 ART UNKLETTER S.,...l,:, 4 HORSf PULLING Auf. 25 MISS USA·WORLD '$1ptem'"r 1964' _ _ _ _ 5008 '• I ,. IODY IlLLER ' dar. 25,24 •. )EEP DoWN ~-LUE' ! as governmental . There is wide dlsagreemeat to how minimum income should be or much the minimum snmug 1 ~ u=:::'l The Natiolllll Asocial!ou Social Workers, however, adopted a policy statement In November,l1164, favoring "fedei'· al legls!atinn that would Insure II) income as a matter of righ~ !ft amOunts sufficient to maistain an persons throughout the !latlon: and (Z) paymenl!l In the most djgnlf!ed and efficlent . ., ... Sn•ersiblt ·' manner possible." Up For Rei-lew · Next year tile major amend· ments to the .SOCial Security Act dealing witll public we~lare I:~=·~. • . ..... Fn ll The soverument has decllared I -( ""1M IAnltl'oin,,..pun.,v~t ~ ~ely •C-'Ofelr ~ulct . , . r _ ptBII!l and motor IU'e Your ChiYJ dealer has a whole One of huskJ, hard-working Chevrolet pick· ups readJ to start suing for J011 now. fade 118 a ride that's bard to tell from many passenger cars. All have famous cost-saving Chevy truck power. Now, •re than ever, lfley're Americlt'' nwwl er one war to work. There's one that'll lie a real tonic for your business. For .youd.iture time, too. Because, wh• the IMJ _,..,~Ilk Is through, you lust slip It under a C:JzifJrtaNt CUip"llodJ andwhiskawaJfor a rest cure. NO.I WAY TO WOMl enllrelf •ubmerged under woter In the w.e11. e0vll1andl•t ,..rou11once prmd br J111Pd, 8 ~ lllld . . . . . , . •.U weU . ...,. dltidno. are mado towed ella prlmliltl. • ptt, no: IJUOIJI eVI!I')'ooe with a minimum . - , .... liP tD $150;00 on lllcome, the debate Is earta!n to · aplrlled. FOil', whatever DRIWNG! . Cloward 8lld othl!l'll wbo feel aa be does may· aay, thl!lll ia IIWrythlng Complete) · Ntlhfni Dtw1r- . . all'oag C!tU'rtQ! . '"' !~'at. llt the ·words .. ..,-·- 1 ' MMinlhiToPo, '· . WEt{ II ' '· .Mii'ch 30, 1966 • 6 mo. Avg, _ ' ., ! .. ,. t W. MAIN STUn· · 5166 ' ... ' ' ·f.' -T ~-t . ' ' ' POMEROY · •• t . -"1 • ' 9924116,,f . . ' ,· I '. lit ,, • ......••' i'' ~ POMEROY MOfOR ·. ' . COMPANY 4954 •' r . ,_ • . J . M 1111 • .. I JUST THE RIGHT PRESCRIPTION FOR YOU! up lor toll&l'esaionaf SOCiely In which an Americ.~IDII would have equal access to the ol.an afnuenl America, that ~·minimum Income lor aD" wUI come up fir publlc debate. Wben auy leglslaUve I. ). -~ r l' SUMMER PICKUP lllflltlf~~~illlllllllll September 1957 - - - - 3630 September 1960 - - - - 4429 They Outgrow Them Before They WHr Th., Out WE Can Do Business I - -A•t· 17, ZB Our Business ' IS People '·· 1 liNG FAMILY September 1959 - - - - 4142 ANNUAL MEETING AUGUST 28, 1966 J ingredient! PEACHES AHend Your Jackson Production Credit The FABRIC SHOP NET PAID CIRCULATION 5,166 CASE lOT SALEI r: • • 1 has a secnt I FA BRI CS in Meigs County DAILY NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION COMPARISON IN MEIGS COUNn lh Woll SHOES f.A J J;' NJl AR BIG BEND TALENT SHOW CASE 1966 -· THE DAILY . SENTINEL . I .. SOCIAL ! 19~ c· I' osp.·taJ· News • * FRYERS :6lllll'J'llD"" Mn. IIIi • near center- ol Shadle bridle cording to unofficial report, Jen· las Mitchell of Los Altgelas, · DISCHARGED . Na : til'S 1 . ' . :· . • . ' 1\'ednesday 12:30 p.m . . . :." kiDs bad threatened sidcld~ .... California. Tbe body was ~ Blltm- Mr. ·~ ' !EDiTORS NOTE: Tblo is launched a campus discuaslou the !arms, has aboUshed joha · ··tl'lte body ol Samuel JenJdi!a, oral Urnes In recent months. ed from the Crow-Russell Fu.. If lit ~ c:,f~~ iHP'' : the second ol two di"pall'be• on movement that bas alrmy lor !arm laborers, driv!ng them Jr.; .36. formerly ol SoJlth He was boru March 28, 1930 aerei Home to the Harden. It . . · · ' •" ' · ·;; ·'""~ • srowlag CIIDipalp lor SOCial spread to 40 colleges. to the cities. . Char!ealon, was MCOVared from In Blrmlngbam. Ala., the 8011 ol Harden Funeral Home In South PT. PLEASANT - GraVJoo ll .,. legislaUoa lllat wollld provide Richard A. Oloword, profes- -A scl<ool system whlcb legs the Kanawha River by the J6!lal -.nue Tllm}!l' Jenkins and the CbarlesloD. Arrangementa w!l1 side services were to he be]j) PLAN DINND. ·•nl'i1!1 Americana with a pal"llll' sor .of social work of Cnlumbla beblnd techao)oglcal advauee.· Fire department about 30 mfn. late~ Jenkins. be 811110uaced. today at 2:30 P. m. at the Pl'. PLEASANT- Atpaghel .. .,~ leed mlnlmam Income.) University, says, "Some techni· ments and Is even more utes alter they received the ed. Eckard Cemetery lor the still· II dlmter wiD he belli Prldap.. :'By MAGGIE BEU.OWS · cal means of income redistrtbu- Inadequate in ihe slums and The body was on the bottom o1 born daughter ol Arthur and August 19, at Su!myalde ·Scboo :e Uafled pten lntemaUonal linn is vitally needed to bypass rural communities. Those who the river approximately clirecl· u, Mary RayburD PulliDa of Rt. 2 8p01190red by the ladles <r 1 NEW YORK (UP!) - Has the miserable cruelties and need the beilellt · of a good ly bene~th the place Jenkins fl Pt. Pleasaat. Moore's Chapel. SarvlnC wO '· .very American, whether he unfairness of welfare, and to school system the most, get the jumped m. begio al8 p. m. and the price It .. ··; works or ; not, a "right" to .kee~ our cities from becoming worst. · According to the Sharlll's deThe lolant was bom II 11 P· f1 for adulta aDd 110 ceall 11\,,;, ;: ·ce!ve a monthly cheek to live no-man's lands.' ' -People who thJnk of or partment wbo lnvestlgaled the Holzer Hosp!lat: V!a!Ung m. Tueaday at Pleasant Valley dilldrert. . '"·! 10 In relative comlort and good He advocat<s that the poor practice discrimination. apparent suicide, Jenklllll, bia bours 24 and 7-ll p. m. Parents Hospital. · c·:::: bealth? organize themselves to aeeure -Landlords who charge high wife, children and molhel' were anly OD Pediatrics Ward. Surviving In addltlou to the IN JUIIT u MIIIUTII · •...: Many, perhaps instinctively their right., and he is generolly rents lor ra~lnfested hovels; enroute to Soutb Charleston In PT PLEASANT _ Mason Admissions parents are one brother, Arlh· IF YOU HAVI TO IS members of a society that credited with inspiring a series and cities which do not enforce the family car when Jenkins Cn iy ed to will h R' b•"" L Fry R ur Eugene and Me sister, Ma· SCRATCH YOUIIITCH ·" teaches self-reliance, .would ot marches last June 30 around housing (!odes. stopped at 8 sentce station near th un ucah rs fr e among Gal 1l~tpo-Ua~· Edw. arder,S tF . ulk2• ry Allee, both at home and rna- Your 48c! bac), •t Ml)' drur dod ... · oa "N h h ld I th t . kl U~ . al bl b h the foot of the Shadle bridge e !80 teac ers om IS eoun· ' . s, M A ...,....,.,., lTCH·IlE-NCI'I' .....,. '/, o -w Y s ou our . e ooun rv. by groups see ng - r an renew w c as , tell" h' f .1 he 'ot • ties attendin(( an area school for Crown City· Katrina Ann Drum- ternal grandmother, rs. n- the ltcb and burnJnr . ..\nUWJptle •c _ ~olhlnney suptoport peop!e whoth do i"'c"easedd pub II• aidtha . too oflenh pushed thedpoorthinto rig~~ga~!ss ";;:~ Yway :a~~u~g Leaders conducted by the West mond, Rt. Z, Gallipolis; Daniel na Rayburn , Rt. 2: Pt. P)easant. ~;::., :';~" .:;:,::, ::,,~... 1owar _ argue~ g suppor1 emt mos o1 worse g e11oes, crow mg em 1 H he · Virgini'a Education Association R Lawrence Rt 1 Th _ Bunal will be 10 the church Itch, other mrtue ruhel. NOW • lelves?" our current poverty programs even more, increasii1g their owever, went up 00 -~ at WVEA• headquarters In · ' . · ' ur cemeter under the direction of swuhu_I:_Lohao tnup. Pom.nJ. man: Mrs. Stolhe W. Haner, Y ' But an increasing number of and ~overnment insurances expenses to get to and from Charleston on Friday August 911 Second Ave.,· Mrs. James Mohr • Stevens Funeral Home. I economists, SOCia( SCientiSts Simply do not reach the work. fS 0 19. ' I Back To School . ·~ !lod politicians say, "Yes.'' majorit}' ol ·America's poor. -Labor unions which deny • B. Roush, West Columbia ; Che· ICNIC l A. Kegley, New Haven: PLAN P ry They base this answer on the skills ol many unemploya- admittance to Negro apprenti· Counties to be represented will A covered dish picnic of the ropid tecbnolosiral chafllles ·hies (yet these take time, and ce•. he Mason, Mingo, Nicholas, Put· Mrs. Nickle King, Henderson, Ladies Auxiliary of the Syra wblch are ellminatlng and have the family ,uflers in the - BuslneBSes, industries and nam, Roane, Wayne, Boone, Mrs. Cecil A. Birchfield, Pt. cuse Volunteer Fire Depart· I ... already eUmlnated vast own- meantime) . produce srowers who exploit Cabell, Clay Jackson, Kanawha, Pleasant; Mrs. Katherine E . ment and their families will be bers of unskilled and semiDon't Always Apply workers by paying wages so Lincoln and LoBBn. King, Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Fred held Sunday, August 21, at 12 skilled jobs, on Inequities in the Minimum wages do nol apply low that a man can work long, County representatives will L. Hollman. Middleport: Ken· p. m. at the Syracuse Road· welfare .,. ~tern Itself, and on to thousands ol J'ohs - hard hours and still not make PT. PLEASANT · • Funeral include presidents and commit· La! nelh E B. Newell, Chester: Mrs. 1 nd • RI. 2• McArth ur: side Park. Those who plan to lnJ·ustices in toda•'s society especially in the agr1'cultural enou.gh liiQney to feed his services · · ··':i , were held at 2 p. m. teemen chairmen of county edu· W'll'e ngGa Colli R y· attend ar• asked to bring their wll!ch bave resulted in the and seasonal fields. And a man family Ci. properly.h I lam · ·ns, I. I, m· Middleport, 0. today for Mrs. Violet Stover, cation associations, county su~ ton· Mrs. John W. Canode own table service. Drinks wtl1 11 ~ 11 erit Po?r lorrors of City ghettoes and the working full lime, with a large , 46, of Leon, in the Promise perinlendents, county supervl· Rt.' I, Hamden; Miss Gamet be furnished by the auxiliary. deprivation of 18 miiUon of our family can yet fall well below The Clites are mhenttng the Land Church near Arbuckle. aors, county Classroom Teach- Sl W 11 l<>n . M Fred IF~~-;_:;,;;_ __;;:;_,;;;;;_;;;;;;;;;;:;;,;.;.;,!~;.~:-ii:-i-::ii-iii::ii-·-ii:ii ' hildren. the poverty line even at the poor: lhey come I<> clUes as Mrs. Stover died Monday at ers Association presiden~<. and ~v~r, R e ~ Rt I r~ 11. Need Gaaraoteed Income minlrimm wage Unemployment immtgrants have before them, the horne of a daughter, Mrs. president of county elementary 1~rs. · F:'e;ick · ~i. a ~;,;t~~. l !ltteution Farmers! Some kind of gnaranteed illllurance covers only the undereducated a n d u 0 d e r· Judith Parsons, Defiance, Ohio. and pnnctpal groups. J k 1 ninlmum family income - recently employed. Social Secur- ~ramed . Th• cagedy of oday Other survivors Include 8 ac son. geared to living costs, cnndl- ity does not cover all older ts thai they come at a limo . son, Ernest Stover, Leon; her Birth& I lions and actual individual people. when the occupatiOnal structure I father, William Douglas, SteuMrs. .James B. Roush 1 West I 1eeds -bas been advocated by "More than half the nation's IS . so edadvanced and so ' benville, 0.: two sisters, Mrs. • Columbia, daughter, 11 :26 a.m. !Conomists Milton Friedman of poor are children ' " says speC!ahz that lh.ey are locked AI Adk' G · Land Wednesday: Mrs . Fred>•·ick L. l Cl d rna ms, nmms ~ 1 f 't," Hoach, Rt. I, Gallipolis, sor. , , .he University of Chicago Cloward. "They £0 to school on °~,: 1 says owar · ed ing and Mrs Marguerite Me· , · I Barry G!>ldwat.r's economic empty sl<>macha, inadequately d generation ago ~dn un u- Cartney u,;n · three brothers WEDNESDAy 9:26 p. m., Wednesday. I 1 1 adviser in his presidential clothed... What logic says toth a 10 ~abe as •mml hogrant Hcou lgdet at Brycle 'Dou•ta's Parkersburg' THE KYGER CREE a a rer. e cou ge • • , K High . Discharges mpalgn) , Hoher t Lampman chlld , 11 you can oruv1ve e b 'th . . hth ad and Lloyd and Jimmy Douglas, School majoreltes will sponsor Mrs. Lloyd J . BHker. .\Irs. , 1 of tile University of Wisconsin, hunger and still learn, there is ~ and e~ 1 gr the I both of Leon an oulside teen dance this Wed 'ames Tobin of Yale; the some hope lor you when you udca •Honls, ,"" n s r ldup 1. be l Buriil will . be in the church nesday nigbt from 8 to It p.m: Richard Brown. Mrs. Ut~ttie : Clay, John E. Conley. Mrs . ~all nal CommiB · TeciJno. .,.. roa . am y eou c tm o SlOil on . grow up . . . out of poverty In a seneration. l cemetery under lhe direction of on the blacktop at the Kyger Julia L. Elder, Phillip L. Fra· ogy, Automau.. end Econonuc Another ftve million are wo Today povert te d to the Raynes Funeral Home, Buf. Creek High School. This will ley, Ida Mae Hart, Mrs. Noah ~rogresa; the National AsSOCi&· old to work; other ~iUions are luate itself. y n s. perpe- falo. he the only dance thJs week At Canter's Cave, 6 Miles Northwest P. Haskins, Shirley A. Jones, :wn ol Soelal Workers, and blind, permanently d~sabled, or "Unemployment rates In the with the Jays because of tbe Jack P. Lehman, Denver A.. Ro _;;;be;;;rt;;;;;;;;;Tbeo;;;;;;;;;bo;;;l;;;di;;,;;;;;;w;;;h;;;o=ha-"isl female heads of families whose ghettoes are 10 to 25 per cent Meigs Fair. of Jackson on Route 35 .. Leport, Qakley E. Malol'". Mrs. rhusbands have either dted or dependmg on the ase ' ' M':}:N~l:::m (UPI) _ THURSDAY . John F. Marks, Lawr•"ce G. deserted. Mqny of the unemployed are · PRACTICE of the Seruor Mohr, Roy A. Moses, John W. eMUSIC eEAT "There are relatively lew he 20 t 30 age group Actress Ellfabet!' Taylor reJI?r· choir of the Federated church Mullen, William H. Older, Jose DOOR PRIZES emplu)'•ble men on welfare." becau se they don't work doesn't tedly will establish a $1 million acheduled lor Thursday eveneVOTE For Every Sowing Need I'Cl eph E. Peck, Mrs. Foster Van rd b r "M t 1 th heart lisease mearch found. owa e Ieves os o e ' mean thal they are not going to . I! mg, has been postponed until Sickle, Charles H. Wise, Jr., eVISIT poor m the ghetl<>"" of our !mate. They are not in a linn In memory o. her late Friday at 7:30 p.m. eSWIM Singer Salu-Servlce Mrs. Frances Israel, Mrs. Fair· cities today are victims or · 't' t frtend and frequent co-star, MONDAY . , . . . : . .. pos1 1on o marry to support a Monlgome Cliff ley Causey and Infant daughter. ePONY RIDES soc1ely s <rresponSJblhl!es. wife and children. So illegiti~ary . · . JANE HOWELL Tent Daugh- Mrs. Geerge W. Rafferty and McC•II's Patterns A m on g " 1rrespons1 · 'bTl' s" "\ The magazme Gente satd 1 1 Ie cy rates are high ; men simply ters of Union Veterans will meet infant daughtN. :;;:._ Cloward lists: disappear because our welfare Miss •Taylor has told her at the Middleporl roadside park, CONTACT local PCA - A govePnment which pays taws are designed to support lawyers to set up J!le loU!llla· Monday at 6:30 p.m. for a pot· ol!ice for reservations. 992·2214 subsidies to farmers not to women wHhout males. This, tn tion under the ousplces 0~ ~e luck picnic dinner. Members In square measure, an acre 992·5270 Pomeroy or 115 W. 2nd Pomoro, grow food. This, along with turn, breaks up family Hearl Assoct~lion aje reminded I<> bring table ser· Is 4,840 yards or 43,560 square ' 446·3391 Gallipolis "';::::;:;:;:;:;:;:.;;;::':::in:c:re~a:si:ng:::~m~ec~h=a=m=·z~al~io:n~on terns' Children are has pledBed the $1 mtlllon vice. feet. , Iwithout fathers -;>oorly will get for her next film ::.:._ _ __ _ _ _ __c_:=:_--------~"""""""""=""""""""""""="""===""""""=-"-"-"-~-ed in slum schools, marlinally financing it. mnployab!e when they grow up . The cycle repeats.'' The U. S. chemical Industry Want Automatic Minimum ia composed of about 12 000 es· Many social workers feel lbat tabllshments. ' autom~lic minimum pay· - - -- - - - - - ment would also elilllinate "'The Lord helps him wbo helps many other injustices, bumilia- himself." lions and socially-undesirable What needs to he proved to ' aspects of our welfare system. the nation's satisfaction Ia that Among these they list: there reaDy are mHliruas of R e s i d e n c e reqoirements, .,..pie In the Unlled States wbo which restrict Wll!'kera from C811110!, for the reasons argued movmg from one state to Cloward and bla adherents, another in searcb of jobs. themselves. Removiflll women from we!· - ' ' -- - - - - - - fare for having out-<lf-wedlock children, at the same time ••• Starts Thursday denying them birth control 1 TONIGHT ST. flrlt!Je 8lld jumped Over IIIIo lbe !!t1vlvlag la itllllllao to Roush's Shoe· Store '. FAIR TIME and FUN TIME TO · Pl'. P,LJr4.WIT - A Lald!l. On Thursday Thru Saturday WE'RE , ~n • ..., M Stover £ Leon Buried TONIGHT - 8:15 !:: . ,: • ':4:. " BAKER FURNITURE I \ • 1 I I ! · u ,...~"~' ' ;, . 'il .. Mason Sendin'g Delegation tO Area Schoo} '? US!l HEL EN HEL p us '! ' _:.l OllDOm IJ [X I I XI ) : remav- ·s....ont. I j_ rJ rI ) UUl\11 . . Mr. and Mrs. Jacob • · 1o1too ooo 200 002- 4 a 11 Holtzman, Slmmo111 (9) aDd and their son·in-law and daush' · • Palmer. S. Miller <II and . t!undley Bunrung, Know!"" 18) ter. Mr. and Mrs, Sterling Bam· Mlaa Rhonda Jlullllll arriVed ' Ro~nnvaky: Santiago, Sheldon Buhl II) and Uectter. WPhill of Wellston enjoyed a trtp last Friday for a visit wilh her if). McMahon •61. Wyatt <8), Simmons i~). LP-Buhl (11-7). RODIF to the north~ part , of Ohio &randmother, Mrs; Raymond ~~antiago ill·iOI. HR-· Ilemeter HRs- Hundley <17th), Allen where they VISited their grand· Pullins Sr. She was acco~nRyan: WP- Palmer t14-ll). LP <29th !, Banks <9th). . . _ L1 son, Jumor Butcher and family ied here by her brOihar B\11011 - Sontiago •11·<0 1. HH- I.k!m.. • ·•• at Wellington and took • trip who is the guest of bls' giuo. ter (14th I. ] Pitts 3h 000 ooo- 7 11 1 north to Lake Erie. They viSit· parents, Mr. and Mrs. HolliD New York 100 502 OOX- 8 10 2 . _ WHAT llo\li! l iR:Eit> ed relatives In Akron, Circle- Bearhs. "'t game[ I Vea le. McBean (6), Mlk· ( ~ANGAROO w~. ville and Chillicothe. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seelig and Ran.: ,, 111: OOil 001-? 1 1 •kelsen 181 and Pqllaroni; -Emmett MabaHey and fami·l son, David, of Columbus were Chicago OOil OOil 04x- 4 8 0 Fisher, Hepler 131, Friend 171 ~ ly and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kes·] weekend guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Li•dhlad , Aker 181 and Rool and Grote. WP- Hepler 12·2}. r..:::S.:L;;l;..;IV.;:V,;J\,:.1..,1--r-r.:~ ~ow orranre the circledlettero sler of Barboursvllle, w. va., Manning Roush, Hldden Lakea. Buzhardl. Locker (8) and LP-McBean <3-S). HRa-StarII 'i to form the ourprllf ........ u tame lor funeral services for Alex RichArdson of Columbus Romano . WP Locker (9-71 . LP gel! !2ftth), Jones t8th), Mazt- L;::::;t...~~~T=·~T=~l~J tUI(t8ttd by thtabavecarteon. Emmett's father, William Ma- arrived Tu~ay, spend. I -Lindblad •4-61 . HR- Skowro roskl (9th). Clendenon IIIIth), 'i Of halley week's vacat10n With relatives (6th) . . Taylor IJrdJ. -w ___ ~ __ _ _ _ _ _ · 1in lhe area. (2nd game' tA•twf'n lomorru~>) Roger Phillips of Phoenix, Jenntngs and John MarshaU Kon City OOil 010 000- t 6 O,Allanta OOil 005 100-1 7 I i)•mlol•oo WHOSI CRAWL NOLIX IOTATI Arizona came by American Air· of Louisville, Ky. are the suests WHAT111Elt YOUI TASTE IN FUINRUII YOU CAN Chicago IKr.t fl2 tMix- 5 1fl 0 ~ Houston 000 001 - ~ 1 4 3 '"' 1'4111!'• Lines Friday to spend the of their grandmother. Mrs. John ! 1 QfOOSE WITH CONFIDENa FROM PLtXSTEEr. Hand r aha n, Sanders (5 ), i Jarvis. Carroll (I) and Torrej I..\u•""r' W'hnt " 'li._,,,,.,, tpwl"""r "'~''' weekend with his brother, Kel- F. Baily and their aunt, Mrs. A apedal purdlaH lell !I• offer then fine eodas and cl)alr. Stock <8) and Roof ; Lamabe, Giusti, Raymond (6) , Latman •• - JHOOW IN JHI JOOWIL son ·Ohillips of Wellston,. his Russ Watson. • tllo-nh of $30 to $110. 1 Pizarro •81 and Romano. WP- 18J. Sembera <91 and Bateman, - - - - - - -- - -- - - - - - - -m< '<er. Mrs . Clara Phillips, ! Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eichinger Lam abe (6-61. LP-Handrahan Heath <81. WP-Jarvts <HI. and the William Buck family at Ireturned to their home, Girard (0-1) . HRs--Romano 114th I. LP - GJUsti !12·10>. ~ Rutland . He returned to Ariza- i today , alter a several days visit Aeoe II 6th 1. na on Monday. iwith his mother, Mrs. W11iiam MIDDLEPORT, ' Cmci 000 :100 020- 5 9 0 : Eichinser and other relatives. 10 New York 001• 000 101 - 2 4 B' Los Ang 000 000 Olfl- 1 6 01 •~ Mr. and :\trs. Donald Sal_~ons · Mr. and Mrs. Arthur BeaMley ~~~~~~~ Detr~oit 000 200 02x- 4 6 I lo;llis. McCool <81 and Pavle· ~=i.I ~ave mov~ into the W<llmm ! and family or English, Ind., vi· 1 Bouton, Ford (81 and Gibbs; llch: Koufa1. Miller !51, .. Oy t"l•••n .:Sottel ____J plres reSJ ence. . :sited Monday afternoon with ' ,-:::_%;~ Wilson ~14-91 and f'rPchan LP Brewer 17). Moeller (1), Mrs. Floyd Davts and Mrs . 1Mr. and Mrs. Allen Eichlnger. 1 l - Bouton (1-6) HR:-;- Kaline Perranoski (9) and Roseboro. ~lara Phi_llips were in , Gallipoi- !Mr . Beasley and Mr. Eichinger 1 i22ndl, Tresh <19th I. i WP--EIIis 110-14 ). LP- Koufax : YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! I Dear Helen: · IS on bus>n<'SS recent!). · were buddies in World War 11. · 119-7). i This column is lor young . I'm 11 and last year went 1 Mrs. Erma Nefson and grand· I Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Loch- i Cal if 200 000 010- 3 8 o· l people, their problems and plea- oot with a boy who was terri- son, Joey are visiting her sis- ; ary and grandchildren. James j Minn 000 200 03x- 5 8 2 International Le•gae StiDdiop . sures 1 their lroubles and fun. bly fresh. I couldn't stano ht s I tMer, _Mrs. Lester Lehman, near i and susan returned home Mon· i Newman. Rojas 01) and By Unittd Prtsli lnt.ernationaJ 1As with the rest ot Helen Help pawing attempts so I left m · anetta. . day evening, after a ten days Rodgers : Pascual, Siebler (2). W. l... Pet. G8 1Us! , it welcomE's laughs but the middle ol our date. , Mrs. Henry Reibel and grand· vacation at Lake Catawba. Worthington (91 and Battey, Columbus 71 5J .573 ... • won't dodse a serious qu<>lion Well. he hangs around with I daughter. Kathryn Fay Reibel JBmes and Susan Lochary Zimmerman <9). WP-Siebler 1Rochester 69 56 .552 21> ,1 with a brush-<!11. about 10 ,. t ,. slobs anQ they I of Pomeroy visited recently wtlh have returned to their home, !1> (2·2). LP-Newman 12·6). HR- : Toron10 o;; \II .\" 4 Send your teen-age questions have spre. 1 lilthy rumors a· Mrs. Riebel daughter , Mrs. dianapolis, Ind. after a three Johnatone (lsi). 1 Buffalo 64 60 .516 7 to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT. 1 bout me because their buddy's [ Harley Slrong. weeks viSit with !heir grandpar· !Richmond 62 63 .496 9'h . care of Helen Help l!S! this pride was hurl. They call me Flay~ Sayre recenUy enjoyed ents, Mr. and Mro. Patrick Loch· Wasb 000 020 100- 3 6 I · Toledo 62 63 .496 9'h . newspaper. names and make my life mis·' a tour of Alaska. ary. Cleve 000 001 40x - 5 6 1 . Jacksonville 56 66 .468 t3 erable. I Mr. and Mrs. Lawre11ce MU· Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas Richert, Kline <71 and Syracuse 46 81 .362 26"' SENT NET FOR 1 suess you know that a com· hoan of Middleport were Sun· returned home Tuesday eveniflll, Casanova: Harsan. Radatz <81 · Wedaesday'o Results rUIS SHUTTER BUG mendation by 'hat kind means day guerts of Mrs. Clara Phil· after a several days visit at St. and Azcue. WP-Hargan lltHil. Toronto 2 Rochester 1 I Dear Helen : no nice boys will even call me lips. Louis, Mo, with their son and LP-RIChert (12·11 ). HRs- Buffalo 9 Syracuse 3 ' My girl friends and I have a up any more. Or maybe 1 haveMr. and Mrs. Clovis Straws- 1 daughter-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. Colavito (2tith), Richert liSt), Toledo 3 Columbus 1 · problem. In our. town there " I n't b<>en asked out by anyone baugh have returned from a • Eugene Thomas and family. Wagner (20th) :Jacksonville 3 Richmond • man we don t know, about 1 I'd 80 with in six monlhs be· lrip to the coasl. They accompanied Mr. and FRIDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS MORE MORE MORE I I middle-aged, and when we girls I cause these hoods may have : Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shilling Mrs. Gene DeWees and family e2:00 PM-PONY HARNESS SPECIAl ~IDE I are walkitlll home, he turns up I made threats. What can 1 do ? I of Middleport were weekend of Cnlunibus. RACING bq's W~SHINGTON 'UPII - in hiS blue car and follows us _ T. K. I suests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pullins will e2:30 P~ONY & HORSE Tbo dme Is 3:00 a.m .. EDT ' Asian specialis< Ch"ter L. l slowly near the curb. When we Dear T: Mrs. John Shillins. return to her home. TlrurstQn RUNNING RACES 012s zzbyllyd Skors 8·18 d !Cooper has been named a l reach our destination . he aome- When a hood's commenda'lon Mr. McCoy Snavely and this evening after an overnight 1 1 e5:00 PM-TWILIGHT ht add Skors 8lls Ispecial assisl3nt to roving I t1es takes out a camera and is YOUR r.ondemaalion. the : Mrs. Elias Snavely were in Co- visit with her paretns, Mr. and HORSE HARNESS _National Leapr Ambassador W A.verell Harri- 1flashes i~ at us, this usually best solution is a confroataUou. Jumbtls recently on business. Mrs. Rollin Bearhs. She will be RACING St. Loms 120 000 ~ 3 8 2 man, . the man charged with when we re alone. H~ never Someone, prererably your faSession members of the Pres. accompanied home by her son. San Fran 000 100 021- 4 9 l lexplormg Viet Nam peace : bothe_rs or says anythmg to us, ther. should tell him slander is byterian Church met at the Randall who spent the summer. ' Meigs County's 103rd Fair Wash born, Hoerner 18), possibilities. and 11 we i<>ld anybody we '~ l punishable by law, and, if il l home of }Irs. Clara Phillips l'f· with his grandmother, Mrs. Ray· I Bnlea 181 and McCarver: The State Department an· sound slily and they wouldn t . doesn't stop, his next story will cently. mond Pullins Sr. _ _],""""""'"'""""""""""""""""""'""""""""'""'""'""'"""""'""'""'"""' .\1arichal. McDantel 13), Ltnzy notmced Cooper's appointment beheve us. ! be t Jd to ·ud _ H I •91 and HaUer. WP- Linzy 15· Wednesday. A former White Once he followed me home ! Not: to Sh~~ed~e. · 91. LP- Bnlea (4·12). HR- House aide, Cooper has been and when he took out_ hiS cam· Your mother should be told I working wilh the institute of era, I ran very last Into my by her doctor thai you •viii out. l .~': ~:.~~:~!. defense _analysi)J u~er a ~ord garage. What do de? - BOTH· grow this habit faster if you 1 • oa.n "' N t11h1a 111 Foundation grant smce ApnJ. I ERED aren 1t made to worrv, aboot il. MIAMI IUCM ()e 8 UJ d ··~· a .. Jour sue' Boo~ rM•:r~ ar e ere : And your sneaky sister should unneuevattte .,.., rru• The palo verde, world's green· Tell your ~en~, who ~ill be 'told by your mother ... witU centFteo GAl ITATIDN est tree, is tbe O:Ucial state I alert the police. It a never .silly atr•"g wo~·t _ H. .a w. Mtlltt $t., '•m•rev. Oh• . ...., •ua tree of Arizona. ID report suspicious actions. How else can yau get prutec· Dear Hele11 : l!an? - H. I My fiancee's elderly friend llt~ar. Helen invited us to dinner. I was the FIRST OF "ALL" COMBINED My paren1s aren 't strict only one from out of town. enough. J now am 15 and dat- Three other people there were MORNING and EVENING PAPERS ing. but I probably could have <l evidently all childhood friends. i started when 1 was 13 if I For four hours, I was no t had wanted to. once allowed in the conversa· I have to make up rules lor tioo. If I dill try to •enture a Whole M1ple L•wn myse~ such as what time to be remark, I was interrupted. This home, where to go or not to go, widow. the other three, and frying Chickens _ and that I can't sinsle date. even occasionally my bride-to· Then I tell the boys these are he spent the whole lime talk· my folks ' rule•. because I don't lng about local people and hap· waot them lo think I have no penlnss, eveu years back. supervisioo, or that my folk• Now why would someone dou't care. Tbey DO care, very who Invited you into her home much. go to such great lengths lo ;g. My parents love me and they nore you, and I keep wonderDixie Do!!ght tllink they are doins me a lng why my fiancee didn't come vor, but som~one tul.!i to lay to my rescue? All she !laid lat.THE DAILY SENTINEL - - - - 4,275 down the law, don't they? - er was she was sorry the even· MY OWN GUARDIAN ing turned out as it did.-WOR· 2,057 ATHENS MESSENGER Dear MOG : R!ED LOVER You're doins a mtshty line ..... rand job if it! Dear W.L. : COLUMBUS DISPATCH - - - - 1,031 YEAR CIRCULATION And your parents may be wls- Your fiancee probably could· COLUMBUS CITIZEN-JOURNAL-- 615 er than you thJnk. They taught n't have rescued you had she ~:.,si_ z•_ _ _ _cA~~$3.25 Septem'ber 1952 _ _ _ _ 2203 you lo make the right decisions tried. Only way yeu'll win a· - though 1 agree with you: sainsl elderly childhood friends this is too much responsibility witll total recall is by "to t a I · September 1953 - - - - 2502 MoHo Famous Brand recoil." Just sit there and think too soon. - H. of pleasanter times. I HIS COMMENDATION I'm sure they weren't inten· September 1954 - - - - - 2653 IS HER CONDEMNATION! tlonally rude. - H. I I .• '· Ment'· ~ ~ .~~~ 'the About St-cjety Nott-.s wau• Ro•lllll · MaJ1 <30111). 11y United Pre•• lolfrnatloall I (10 innings) Amerk:IID wave Chi 002 ooo ooo 3- no 1 Batt 101 100 005- 8 18 o,l,l.hll ooo 010 010 1- 1 t a M•Jor W-WJm~TOJ'i (liPl) -Pres- ~~\pd .. Line Scores ~Y etull8B ...- . 0~;~· ·· ~ ··'('J,u~aran~'t' eed A.·n··n~~u~.· . .a·1'W,-,.ag{; ,.,·. ~. ;··~Man. ~~ p s· i~· tili; . n ... ... ~. D ff ~ · b adJa~J .. · · D.:~~~~.:--~ • . ~· = , ···i.··m wl .,ra,veSJ.dfRifO .. ( ~..... ~ Is Thought R· I·g.ht UL-y: · S'· o·:·..l.m·..· e· ~ ;!~5:1:-i::~ut::ta~~~L~Dr;.:=~ · neiriguerd£.;~ ·a;:ra~~-~-. . ~ . ·-1\,~ l �.. ~'il ' ' "\ f' ·' . " ~ ' . ,. . • • • . t '' ! I""'' . ' " Get Extra Cash·TheW~!\i.Ad W~Y· -~$;:"&$s :Services • .:-'~oN 6-Da~JJ lentl::-eroy.Jil4dleport, Foro., Ar~~-18, 1880 ,. : :.,:=g; 't ··· . ' • .,·.. -• property, Bailey 'RUII Road, me. aU makea. W'l Will ... ..... LENNOX 31" s~l coal furn- Contset Ralph Lambright, Rt. Tho Fabrk Shop. ~ . :• CANC. .LATII.. .,,._,_ t, Corllind, 0. · I, It &tp •nlhortz·• "'•- Salel and ' 1 - , •-·• ~ndttl·on, • vene1 coooo<TIHI furnished opattmen • .,,...,..... "' •'""' '" ft• "" - ~._'•• : ; MSO 'SPORT w1o .. ~~<••- vofll "" .._ .. por~ Ohlo. Ph. 1111!-3874. tlao blinds, size 27\t by 54", lonlee. ' a lie -11 ONI 0, 1141 ... - .. ...,,__ . I J lie See Harley Haning, Flat- • ACRE farm, house and . 2 ' r-;;:;::~;;::;:~:-1 BPBCAT MtCin PIOPLII ' CALL •••~•""""' woods Road, Pomeroy, Ohio. bar.,, other bu[dings, 7 UADY·MIX c:oecrele dellvel' ! • towolo -~.. T• S RINT ,.':.':00:::.,"'::;"":..,.....::::: MODERN 4 room aod bath lur- Ph. !19'H380. 1 11 3tp miles from Pomeroy. Ph. Ill). ed rll!ht to' your project. Ful lpood Our Drt,•ln p DICK RAWLINGS · ••1""-· ...... _,. .. niAhed apartment. Middle.. JO'I!I. I 15 6tp IIIII easy. Free utlm•IM URYICIII Hllll ~:::-,:-,:;,~ port, o., Ph. 11112-3874. • t BEDROOM homo in MiddlePboae 99W2M. Goeglela ---'•n- Honda Sal" ', oo••• ,.•• - ,_,_ 17 a tie port, Mll lo oehool. See at J Ready-Mis Co., Middlepor&, Phone 992·2143 ..wn ,... _ 1 1 ... ...::·:: ....1.. St. or 8 18 JI'.• Oblo. . • 10 Uo Pomeroy, 0. MIDDtv,:if/ OH:O ., • .,. ' .., we,. , .. ~-- THREE and lour room fur· .....,,.,. ~ ·~ CONDITIO!IlNG Relrl•ll' MIIIIMUM Ct'llf.. " nnll •• ' 11 lj!lf d AIR ... 11 c.n.. .,., • .,.. ,., nrw c.... Dished .apartmenlol'. lUI ~ UJSTRE Foam is guar.an E'e , POMEROY _ 1 story frame, atita aervice. Jact'a Refrll-l~a.a. I1IOW fAKING IINTAL II "' c':... ti~ p81d. Phone W'l 1-1-'Tll. to be the best carpet deBn f'r : 5 rooms (2 bedrooms), bath, eratiou, New . Haveu. Pbonel: IIISSRYATIONI CA:: o-:sr:'~~.::·o~~T~_r.: 111 Rowley and Reed. After t you have ever used or your hardwood floors, 214 basement TU 1-3537. . t 1 Uc IXPERII!NC-ED tl.lt -:..:.:r.~,..:.n-:~·· p. m. can 'IY ~357t mone.)' back. ElectriC Sham· gal floor furnace. House BEATING, PLUMBING, Rarll ••"co oou•• f I tie pooer renla~!l._-~ .I_JI.!_Ic needs some repair. Good ~-ol Bottle ~- •-·ld t:Jt •. M. ho ltH P.M. D•t•t · · - · 0. -Solid ~ ..... ,.._ JUINW iiiiifOI' _ ... , ••• •· "· ,. ..,. • - THREE ud four room owws UNBEATABLE - 1966 . buy at 16,000.00. Brothers, 611 E. lfala St., eiAL.Se 'l~' ed and UDtllrDisbed apart· Sla~ stereo, radio eomb1wa- POMEROY - NICE II> story l'llmlroy. t 2l lfe ec:.r eTn~ck eHuter aiiULT r.aouc•,.. menll. WY ..-5434. 12 I tfc tioJJ, 4 s~ 8 utomatie chang- frame, 7 rooms <4 bedrooms), and e RENTALS e Core eBulldWANT AD F".. h eCanoplnt l•ulpiMIIt_t: PHONE WY 2-2156 FOUR ROOIII !nmlzhod apart- er, nice walnut finish, as new ga. forced air fumaee, -·eAny '!'ype ment. WY l-311511. 1 II !!c instant oo radio. Tako over 1 new hat water tank, newly Legal Notice 1 llOUSH & ~YONS ·--- · payments of $6.25 per monlh remndeled livmg room and -· Camping Trailers Th•nkl E -FJ:'tCIENCY aparlment. ph. or pay balance due $9B.04. Try ! dining room, basement, front •• THI ··~:~~~~.·~,:ol-:; .....1. . C.rcl Of II. Muon. W. Yo. 9\ll-2288 or •ee at 4011 Spri•g It il your home. Ph. H2·3211. h Going at $6,500.00. ••• ... WY MIN Mlold'-rt, 0. 1 WJ<,·f·l to express m.v -thanks Ave Pomeroy 0. 8 17 lfc 8 17 etc · pore · 'lh IIOTICI 011 fiLING AUTMINTICA"" 'IIY 2-2191 ilfi06 77U611 .1 ·· ' 1t1510.81 buys 7tJ acres WI ap- H co•v OF unna •• ""'o•NT· ar.d appreciation to all those CAMPING trailer, sleept six. i h for ~=To:' -.;!:i~~~·:::.:. 0 0 -e i proximately 2.i acres who were so kind lo me durWill rent by dit)' or week. Ph. i TWO SADD~E orses, ~ cultivatioo • balance in paso• -. NoN.aiiiDINT EXPERIENCED f brother nM 22 : half Arabian, both an gea-1 '. h th h d 0 55 ing t e ea my · ir.w • • · addles aud bridles. I tun and t1mber. barn, og •••• ., ••nl•m•" L. lrki••m••· .._ WHEEL Robe rt Walker to those who t 27 tfc_ Ue. s -'hou"e chicken house corn t ....... 1 e2 USED CARS LEPT IThun . .Jiri ..S•t.) . II AI e goud bromen po•- ~ " , ' Jf:'nl flowers and espec1a 'f to MODER.N 2 bedroom home, 1 . so som , p 1 0 rr crib 1 room (rame house, NoUn 11 hereby 11na b.at Borldt ePARTS~rOUTBOARD AUGNMENT H ven towll employ1es up to :.4 . au · · · . s. webbe, .o\~mlol.tntor oJ th• Klute ( t \J All Models MOTORS It' . PW a . Pomeroy' 0. Ph. 992-2903 day I Ph ... ~9-3192 I 17 ltp bath, good out cellar. 7 ml1es of BenJilmln l,._ DriUgemiD. late of Sl. •ntl et's; for then· help at that nil'~ .., 02 tveninas 1 · " · '--m Pomerov Loul•, MINGurt. Uce•*· oo uae tdl eBOATS & MOTORS ' . L w lk I or 11';1"4;-o)l . e . _ _. ~ - -., I liU • • daJ' uf ""'u.t, IIICII. fllold In me Pre· At Reduced Prlce1 time. R1chard . a er. 7 3t tfc 114 Ji'T. Camping tra1 er, s eer~s .\lbert M. Col. Broker x~~aa court ot lb• cu:r or at. LoW., eBOAT PAINT IRAKE SERVICI eTOOLS 8 18 l~ 7, hikh inchxled and electrtr . Henry Cleland, Salesmal ~LI:;~~~~!:bo•: :!dJC.:O•~m,;~al:! .. ~ f Of S8 18 Of Renf brakes. Ph. 173·6688. Mascm, eMeal a'hall b\ pr•ento.d to tllll I . . . Alignment Shop S..At -Ceurt within .u ntonlbl aftu *be .... WE OF:SIRE to expres!!l _ our w. Va. 8 15 6tc EnDIDI!II 19t--%5U or II!-S131 ., , 11111 nllnt or be fvh•·ef b.rMd u l'loono 992.3576 llll l ll'f"re thanks to our fnends s ROOM HOUSE and bath, H ---~~- d a PO•lbl• li•o upon tiM Ollte n • l W. Milo It, ,_..., 1 18 3te Metropolitan Motors · . . SOME nil'e young el'n.ur ! tate of ••ld dt!eedet~t. d h and relali\'es who elpt' m : aluminum s1dmg. s tor m ' Ph _ , Porn 0 ~ »•ted tbJ'• ilb <lay ot Auf'UI~· 1.... ROVTI 124 J'ormorty GruOIC llodr 227 1 Evtnlllll• •ncl Saturd.,. ' dows, i3i hea'.., l Call r. · .,.., ' a 14., 6tp. F HARMON O'B~IJ:N "~ Worb emy way aft er lh e dea I J1 of '• doors aFId wm ....._:. S. ices JUdte 01 th• Probate C~Nrt At IJirciCUII Corpora_.,. ....,. • our beloved sister, Mrs . A.m- 1 in Bradbury. Ph. 992-6202. _ --~ _ .,.,..ness r¥ or MeLr- counQ>. ohio. --~UP II 11 I I - I " I"lt,.,;.,;,.,;;,...,..,JI'!!!!',;,!!!!I!!II!!!!! olia Reibel Jones 8 11 31< , lEANS, potakleo, l<>matoel; ' ' NqW RIPRISINTINO Henrv. Herbert. Wallfr. ' h Ph and melons . Clarence Prof-, WITH COLD WEATHER • . . . . h R .b 1 15 ROOM house and bat . . fit p II nd n Ph 14U254.: head, crickets. !plders & otto- : MEIGS COUNTY Legal Notice for TIHJ 8eet In Freden<'k. Belt a e. • 8 14 itp t, or a • ... · , ill ba · · • 11112.6546 . and .r~mma Rf"ibtl O~dm. , _ _ . I 11 er laatcb w aomm1 -~ 1 WITH JIULL IIRYICI LIOAL NO'ttCI 1 18 lip •BRAND ne" 2 bedroom all I side your home where liB ; IIOTIC~ . , DIAWINO Ofl IUilPI Cinder I Concrete j 1 , NoUH II MnbJ liVID thlt a pull· · ----~- ~· modero home. Volma G. Zus- 1 Auto Sal• warm. Proteel your home ' Ill drawilll II ;tui'IHW wll. ... 1111Klt> U11 Htb day of AUCUII ttte, Ill Notice pan. Ph. m.mo. 110 !Sip - - -·--·- ·- -. from these pests with ARAB, BLOCKS tM uftlce II tile COIIIatiNleDHI fill WHERI YOU OET ... ------ - · : 1flil CHEVROLET, 341 C\1 . tn. ovallablo at Killg Builders Juror.- I• ' till Court Hou•• of M~p CMID\J, CHUo, lor U.. IIPCHI'-t f. e . 0 - U bleb Bloek• S.le or Tr1de : runs goud aod looks good . Supply Co., Middleport. i t.riD ltlll of 'he CGIIliBOD P I e I I eCement • Mortar e Metal THI MOST fi.ioo EQUITY and a ~.000 1 Ph. 143-26110, $300. I 17 61<! I Ulfc , Ceurt e1 lhtp Coaatr. laid dnWiDI Wladow1 • Doon • Door w!U M beld 11t II o'elodt A. ll. 1.11 taw home. located in Camp Fer- ill6i -OLDSMOBILEDynamic - --l'rameo • Other MIIBDDI'J olfk1 ., tlla Cler• at Cour-. FOR YOUR MONEY J'netaad s. Norm. SUppUeo. de ..~rlllona . Ph. 949-2821 bt- . "88", William Will, Rt. 3, Laurea S. BoHmla. lOB E. BYER AUCTIONEER I'HONI ft2.2067 PQMIROT I Will Be Out 8elmiii.Miollen •f lurvn twee•!_:_! p._ m: ~111< Pomeroy, 0. Ph. lfi5.38U, 18 Jlalrla.. Dr. Mlddloport COMPLETE SALES Coolville. I 12 6tp Of My Off Fo• <: ~ t'! MANAGEMENT LIOAL flO TIC I W j ..ts, Mr. ud llrl, J:dward Bot Air J Dr. Local • .....,. • 1951 wrtn, Phone ar C•ntact . rVE iiOOM house rarage a•d 1 AUTO SALES Buiek, ,.,,.. ~ . ....,. . , _ .,.1 ,.. IUIIIIIIer studeol at es ey.. KID · F Sunday, Aug.lht · alo&I'P u oew. Dorll: oq,. b ood f fl ork car JIM CARNAHAN ~- lt. Paul'• Cbuub, Pom· College at Delaware. ~-·- ol K lie.' outbuilding. 2 acres of ground I g ores, :!,.w iob, """ wbltewall 11roa ,._VI Lutbll'an .lU .,....,1 t"""""' """u.u• .......... thru Sun., Aug. 28 IIACiNE. OHIO - purcbued. 327 stoker coal lurnace, $3000. Ph. 1175. Pb. m ..~. ___1 . ...,. Ohio, tls.d their ,.uuoa .. dw ~.t. u the c I lamB ere Mr• and Mr. PhUip Sheets W81 a ·usn... 0 es 1w ...,,... lid. traM. .... Commoa Pl•u Court of . . . . CouD• !192·6105. I 17 &lp AUTo SALES~_. 1961 Volkswag-1 liNter. :Uo: ~ ar reCently with his sister, Mr. Mrs. Cbarlu K111g, Pomeroy; SINGER SEWING MACIDN~ en. Also 1 10 fl. plywood &ARL GRUESER, plumbial 1¥• IDd Lot fia. lJI. nceptlDI ..,..D and Mn. Dana Murray, Jr. Mr. BRd Mn. Walter Kinl and This machine equipped to zig boot. Ph. 11112-28110. I I~ lip 111111 baaiiDI. Minenville, ~-:~:0~~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles King ~ly of Carpnter; Mr. and :~~~g, make butlonholes, dara Insurance Ollie. End your ..,., trouble. ' Impala Hardtop. LonllJ ..... :":.":".::'/.,::..;:.':.: ..': ; : nceatly visited with Mr. allll Mrs. Edward G. Kbl&. aad Mr. AUCTION- Starting Friday, and moaogram. Take over We have aD tize eewer macb- od and oaiJ 11,000 ~ I q!lllder, powe< -mr. .... _,. ,. o....ru _. - - Mrs. Ed King and family alllir· Waller Ellls. paymentl of $6.50 per mo•lb GET A quotalioll tram 'II.EU-1 ll!ol. Reasonable ratea. CaD Spoil- fawa lateri«, boa~~>. Aug. 19th al t.aurel Clitf :!':..".t""=""~ risonville and wllh Mr. Bert Mr. Clayllll RoweD ud meSchool House on Stolt Ronta or pay balance due ~.so. \ 'fER INSURANCE_ AGENCY WY S.:IS'If, day or oighL . _ , , oblo . ...., '"" _,..,..,. C.le aad !amdy who were here titer, Nev1 Howell, and Susie tllul - - . - . Jloodla _. ••ulaaDM e. wlliel!l aabl Truand u - Ed Free homo demo. Pb. 11112- 1 INC. befart reDOW'"I your I 16 lie and kHI«. 124 7 p.m. We will ••II your .. 1• ..,., """ "''' _,. ,..1 for 1 vlllll fra'1l Akron. were visitbll Mr. ,.,..,, 1 17 6tt ' aulo iJtJuraoct. We may llo merchandise for yo\1. Adam• 32!&. IIIIIUe wW ....u.,ue .. M 111141 tu bo at........ •-·•'"' " ard .. I•• ,.. ..... ,.,.,.,.. .. ... The eblldrea w • ......,. - . . --~~· --· - oble 1e oave you mouy. aumOND:II Trading Pool and AucUoo ..., " .... - . Luw1 2 Uc I pldl Sorrtee llllpala ' Dr. ..... Gold fiD. n. pr•,.- of 11dd pMIUoa II ttur.t 1he aummer sehool at Bedford Mr. and Mrs.b Keanelh h her _. •• House. Ph. 142-0394. I II lie M SHASTA, 16 ft. trailer, eall .... ....,..... . . . ......,,.. 1o .,,... School along with Mr. and Mrs. ery of Marlon, roug I over, hitch, tledric brakH, Critl Hrailford lib with •tKJtl• edna matf•r •nd eDIIv".Y ••ld real nt•t• to tb• Erneot Woud, Mrs. Helen Dias. ther home. J:nftPllell Lu\bllraa. lt. toile!. awnillll and net, $1.400. AlTI'OMOBILE IDsur~ been ....... ~-. • ~-... ~ o:hinl vinteroorJID, uw !_~!f~ Germu u •DAM Star, palm reacl.e~ • 1\i Ued' • ·-t your operal· •• .,.. r•""' Ul 11 8 en e au .. -~ P•uJ'• caurch. Pomero)'. ohto. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hawk Mr. Walter Ellil 18 visltinl .,n1, Kanauga. Look lor han Lionel Bog@s. 992-3892. elJice · ..,. '""· ' · · laid e•u .. w111 be for .... nat be· 1 E"'or's lieense? Call WY :1-2966. &. I. 8RADFIJRD 1.-ans., power &leeronl, rod•• hlre ... ld court on th• 31"<l d., of SOIP· aid Mr. George Sargent went Mr. and Mrs. Char es ug, 1 M' .11·•ns. Come and near her k I 17 lte RadDe. Ollie • he.tt'!'. See tbi1 tharp 11 • ~-- - - ~~ I I ... ...,. ••.r,:.t~ :~!!:.a!'-,vau· on a trip Thursday to Marietta Mr. and Mrs. Emsey Stover, you tho past. presell •nd lo BIRD DOG , Englioh setter, regpUn) Lutblraa lt. paul'l where they toured the museum of Albany, Weft VJslltq beJ' Cburcb, Pomeroy, Oblo .,..~ 111 u.1 ture. I 4 121r. islered, $1011. Ph. Ray ParReal Est•.. For Sele BOAT oed motor license - Ev• · · ... ,.,.._ Alto,..,.. and lhe Steamboat W. P. Snydau8hler, Mr. a,.. •• rs. ..,. 191 1 - 1 • ~DAMS TRADING. Posl II 1 uns 94~2171 afler 4 p.m. GAYNELL WISE property .., btrude Sales and Service, ' Deluo 2 doo<. 116 R.P. I I (I) t. u. 11. • der, ·Jr. 'lbey also visited the ward J .King. open I dayo a week: Mo• lriiiioiiiiiioii0ii0iiiiioiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiioii•l•l•l•itc• _11 108 Butterout Ave. Pb. Ill). Schwane! Marine, Hocklltf!- q-1. engine, 1td. tram.• Spotglass faetary ..,..;,, lhe river Mr. Albert Colea, and ~y, lea eleoft lateriO<, loeauil!ul day through Saturday. We ----~-~T 22 tfe oorl. Oh;n 8 3 3tlte !rem Martella. returned to lbelr home Ill AJr.. dark ar..., over Ulo ar~• bave radio and 1e1evision reMrs. Hazel Anlold and famiron, lifter spendlJII1 e welll finisb. wlslw lib new, I'ldio, pair. also plenty ol antique You alwaya JUt mon o• beateo.· a. 1111111 other •tru. 1y had ao rece•l visitors Mr. with parenbl. Mr. and Mrl. ~ ~ DAILY 'Truly 1 aice clean ear.• items. Main SL in Rutland, Uni('o AppliMncet • a.,_.-.....iil I. !II. Ke11neth Ru,ssefl of Canton and ward K1n1 and lrtenda. 1 0 . Ph. 742-1394. 7 20 de , Bettf'r prices than ever on .....,.._,.. Mfsa Mary Russell and Mrs. AJ. Miso C!eatiae Marks Ill Atrreezel"s, Rf'fngerators, Wa1. Emp~OJ' aNw. pha Russsell of Hysell Run. roa, called oa Mr. aod Mra. Ed~her-Drye•· Pairs. Elec. R.aaI. st.nt t. 'ftlrow• Wanted ....ullbt llonza Sla. Watl011, 1111,000 The Carletol SWiday School VlsillnB ree..,tly with his ward King on o Sunday, . ges and Air-Conditioners. U P~ IL ;::.,.,.., taola mile& Dt'W W\l iW tir'll, -red 1...,.. 15 (U. ft. Chett bad an attendance of $7 08 Aug. slaler, and family Mrs. ElizaYinyt' int., whi.lr ftD11b, PG. WANTED FREEZER $195 ::~ .. 7. Offeriltf! was $37.18. Follow- beth Murray, were Mr. and .tr•N., radio and 11teter. A aic:e one. tng Sunday SchOll lhe congre. Mrs Theodore White and fam- TEAM NAMED a TO BUY plloo went II Carper'o pood ily ~~ Cantoa. GLADSTONE, N.J. (UP! LAN,D- Any Siu 992-2111 16. ........,.., for baptism. Baptized were M.t.. Mr. aod Mrs. Norman Wood Former Olympians Kevin Freet&. 8ult..... • . .t..UBU-alha . . :Far.In•ldo Conv. epe_ Wblto !illWith or Without e 1 Nedra Stewart, Moss Jaruee and family attended the Modman of Portland, Ore., and 1'i. P.riB -+-- ... ish, red interior, ~· new Bldgo. Send Full 31. Kaa'a - •· Y Barnett, Rodaey Carl, Mist ern Woodmao Plenle at Marie!Mike Plumb of .BadminB•, lim, power llMI'IDI and J1ckW.Caney,Mgr. .._ _ _ . . y~ brakea. .uto1111tic tnD&. ... 8uOBI Mub aod Mn. Dale Ia Sunday. N.J ., were named Wednesday Doocriplion for B•- 21 tl.Cbard!l dio and beol«, food lop Harrisoo. tb Vlsllillg recently with Mr. to head a four-mao tJqlllld lor prompt raply to: VENETIAN blinds, all--kinds. .._::,: 01 ·:;:... port Drive • Bulek II .,.., 11495. lf. -"'C a.u rt-. Mr. and Mr•. Frank Sml and Mit. John Dean and sons the three-day world equeotrlu Box 668.0 Also repairs. Dale Wippel """" :lli. F · 44. CUNbnl' and John, Mr. end Mu. Jameo were Mr. and Mrs. Norm•• championshlpo next 'mOnth. c/ o Daily Sentinel Supply, ZIS Uniolt Avo., a . ....,.... ::,. <5-Bymn smith aad famDy, Ill ol IJe. Russell tl Rock Springs. Also Also named were Ricky Pomeroy, Ohio. 7 28 3otc: 31. •Y E...:;~T.;-,:;;;r-p;?Ji;-J7-li'l1i1:;Gl Star!lre H.T. Cpol N po"· P omeroy, 0 • lloDt:llftll troll, Mlcb., vislled with Mr. visiting with Riebard Dean re- Eckhardt of Purcerville, Va., • equipnumt, bucket IHll 1====~=~= ~- ~ ..~ . ~ - I LOSE WEiliHT safely with ><.and Mrs. Ellllo Smith, F.dwatd I!UIIy was Kenneth Gilkey of and Brad $mllh of Warrenton, with oonoolo, JOod W.W. llru COPPER AND- brass, !c to 5c ' Oex-A·Diet Tablets. Only 98c a~~ ""' ndlo and beater, beautiful and Alvbt, recently. Also visit- Darwin. va The competition at Burwhite fini11l witk ..-ool 'fl. · per lb., lowe~ . radiators, ~· ~ at Stark . ~~rmacy. 8 ~~-U~ _,_ lllg were Joyce Campbell of Mr. aRII Mrs. Wayne Beat aad ghl~y Englallllla scheduled for D7llnteriQJ. on. ma;kel " poor Bolno~. ! NF.RVOUS7 Can'l •leep? Try ' ....._ Columbua and Paul Nldtoll, 1 daughters, Sandra, Linda and Sept.' 8-10. B1ll Baoley. P 0 · · , "Sleepers" Guaranleed n~ Karla, are visiting Mrs. Beat's ----1 11 3tc i suit or ..;,ney back. Only fNir. -. - · - ~Re~sville, 0. IIIOiher and family ln. Montana. <:uowm Z n-. • <71. Sid. W .~NTED - Work lor bulldoz. l at Stark Pharmacy: 8 11 121p Mr. and Mn. Charles Mash, Lead wa1 probably the flrsl trona Radio a. heol«, •ln7I interior trim, like lleW W.W. 9 8 Jr., and family had as weeki!Rd metal ever II> be separated . 30te THE PROVEN carpet cleaner :: er. Pb. 992-2201. Set., Aug. 20, 1966 tires. Light areen flfC wbltl vllltors, Ronald and Wllllam from its ore by smelllltf!. Help W1nted Blue Lustre is easy on tlt.e 41L finish, priced W move. 12 noon sl- time i Brofford of Worthington, Gloria The Se<ond Epistle of Joho, =::-=:-;-;;o ~- ~I budget. Restores forgOtten ~•I· a .,... Blallkenship of PoweU and Scott with 13 verses, is the shortest MALE HELP, betweeo age• ors. Renl eleclric shampooer ~ !IIIL.-. tro• CoolriU. ~ Hessler of WesterviUe. boolt Ill the Bible. and 35, dean, Reat appear- I Sl. Pome-roy Cement Block L rau.er: Conv. Cpe. Good tlreo, • erl. IIi~ fto114. COUDIJ lld. D\1111· anct of good charadet Uay 1 C I$ Stc William J, King, who Is emengine, Sid. trano. llodlo eo! 1 .., . . ~... Wftt. fDUIW QDI. :z. 8o.AIO. or night shift available. Apply ! _•_· - - -- - - luooter, aood lop. ployed In Columbus, spent the 1H Gu and Gel rr.. RIY1DJ 1014 mo" of tB1 farm tale In person at Burser Boy. 23 I FROM wall lo "all, no soil at weekend with his parents, Mr . :z...-.. t Da'' :'1 NIJhlt u. ,_U.'W1DI lMJIUI wiU N tolll It • M.AMI eiACM W. Unooo, Athena, 0. bel we.., : all on carpell eleaned with araud Mrs. Edward. King, and JUbU. ••ettoa. houwhald loo41i. Ill YVUr Saver Book Toda-,4.0...,.... 9 8 tJbbeDenbll but 'l'l1MI ..- ......,. .matt• lilt. 1111111 • ~·of land 0 P:m·_ _ 30te I Bl~e Lustre. Rent electric family . CIITU'IID GAl nAfiON N•Qe nfl'lllt•tOr, Mrs. Albert Coles, of Akroa, For Rent I shampo..- fl. Pickens Hard• W. Mila It,. l'tmert~y. Oft .. WE NEED AND ...,., ..,.., ... -. """' ... . ~.was wet!keud auest ol ber par-~ · · .. ·-· ~ wart Co. Inc. 8 IS itc -.uure. I I:IOOJUI..._ bedrooDt FURNISHED 4 Room aparl- . ____.:_ .at.. 1 t lKoi:ML Mtb ..... ment, for couple. Phone 1111!- ; FOR "a job well doloe feelWILL PAY - 114n'a ...., .. - ' Iii 5435. a 17 tft 1 ing" clean carpets with Blue DAILY C.fflOQUOI'II ·IAif TlRMS.•• AllY.LBA.I.XK . . . . . . . . ...... . Quad ~ Lustrr. Rent eleciric sham· • J.eJier&s.J.e'tt' pooer IL Baker Fnrnilure Co. S ROO~I . oouse and bath on Z5S Oooe lor -plo lo .... . .,. •M .....,.. Ill A·l lNI Ford, w. "'am St , Porn., 0. .Ph. 1 15 6tc 1w 1110 V.. X lor tioo O'o, eU. lotlen, FOR TRADE IN ·•u.... ,.. na• ... ...,,.. - .. ..,. 992-2668 ,,r 992-21161 . 8 14 &te l ~ ~· . -.. . ---~· ~ - - lbo '-clio Oll4 , . , _ _ .. lloo _ ......... loiala. ~eYarll • ...-. ellaiD blad . Jlldl . , &Ill eode ~ . . dlfi'l!rbiL FURNISHED apartment on 301 DON 'T pump your sluggish ,.I> on, Kul ...... '!'t 1 ,.._ · toe tank. Gel Klean-Em - All s · A p OF CLEAN LATI ....... 1 n HobMHte 1 BemlnllloD 0 .&ass's-4li'M• prmg Vf' .. omeroy, · Septic Tank Cleaner. Land1 .... come Allllllo uUttlal madlll 14 6tc _ I____ __ mark Farm Bureau, Pome-I' II c ][ B • • W' )( .. ][ ][ 0 • w W' R Q R • MODEL CHEYilOI.El'~ : .................. I . . . . . . ... 1 ROOM brico duple• witl!. roy, 0. 8 10 301<: 'r ][I'D G ' - · · ... mull• ....,. t\lml ... . ••• Ie&'l'll I'll & • -w ND eADDS ...,..... k. ......iOL AIKf......,.. ' jarage, Butternut Ave., Porn- IUDGET t'RICED turnttura to a~:e w:xaxx 1• •swoH~:wse aw • A . """ · • _..,,..;..,..- . . eroy. 0 ., Ph. !11!2-5121. I II tfe our third floor budget ahop. od ta 4H..,t\oDibJ' 11004 toadlIMALL- aparime•t on 2lll But- Baker Furoilare, Middleport l • "' • . - ..... x ,. • r ~: , erBIIt. liElf ARm J.£Nsml r'~~nuv ••....-. terAut Ave .. Porn., 0., partly Oblo. II 12 1ft 1 't: an, a ' . ...-una_~DL- .:. ......., MILLiL .wcr•••· ·· furnished. Ph. 1192-2fi82. UsED ApoCba Raoea, - · 1111 I I J1 mil 'lfHiClll W'JI BMD DUB OWN -~ - , . . -... Tll9 p.m. ~ ...,..., •.liP ~ .,. l~k &llan. ,.....,. Pb. · I 12 t!e I model. Ph. New Haven • 11 I_ ' ....... ROY, 01!110 ..- . 0 , Noli ........ .. 1 nnn' ... - aadlllfMI.. . 1 ROOil~aparllo.o.& wilb batb. I ZIOfl, Jon. r. Rub. -I'lL Ill 1111. . . ... ' • Ill For HADLI•• .. I ';..':;...0 ~'"-"":":"" NICE 4 rooms and balll =.-.,. . . .......... ~ .~~mlllon c;f~ ::J::."::.•.... .. ~IJ, i,..t, ~./ I WHEEL ALIGN•NT r..::-z ..... ; .......,,;-;:... ... LI'L ABNER ' Crew's Steak House l .... ·' T ~'?:'.'· ..1 E!TN RS llA . A ...":; . ···..: _.,. ... :!ii~·r.=====:::;===;::::::::::::l~ HARlEY DAVIDSON ' H0 NDA !f II MOTORCYCLES SAJlS & SERVIa ' ~. ~M~~:~~-!BWIN--::-Ius-G-;-1:-..::-ch'-;r:";;. -NPI r-;-la.-l·:--- I ~ .<.~J~~l!ill ~' ·..) l'•j: • I. "-.:-NOT RADIATOR AN -, BODY SERVICE S·SIR.':' Joi·HE"I.. ;; T ' •.... • lliOP -·.,E SERVICE I Blaettnars IEII H GOBLE FORD ::Ta:.:'i At-JO WIAJ. OUR I.JA1101JAL BEC4US£ RlR. MOST OF US IT's 1HE CJ\JLV EXERCISE luE Gf.T/ Aml-l~M! '1 ~he doe>n't want to qo! <;he want6 me to Clo I I 1 _ _ - I 1 are you the car ! 1RAILER SALES ., ' won t £3et ~ow BIG BEND 1 -'HI... I Gomethinq. v-:-, THE BORN LOSE'' BUY tft\ I I' NOTJa ... ""' 66 Chevrolet $2395 ., ,.. o.noo............, 1 • ::::;.=;;;.;:::::;;;;:=;;;;; Dr. Ray R. Pickens J:ur·•- .=-:a:..:;n:w:!' =: :;' :=.C:: 65 Chemlet $2295 ' _-t, FOR MAkiNG A. NUISANCE OF "!CIUA'Sili.F AND CIIEAllNG A DISTURBANCE/ U:; - • :"'....""'... 1 --------1 64 Chevrelet $1945 THIS I.X'ISF'£AI(AelE ~~ Rm" a.A!MS 10 KNOW MUCH, WHICH HE WILL Ri\IEAL ~ j.:Of? A LARGE SUM CX: MO"!E¥ f 10 ......... .. 64 Chevellt $1495 Save at Landmark CROSSWORD ,.,_ . ...._ -~ b ,, POM~ROY -... · :::.:.:.. Jt.-- --· 2!.- --..- ··-· •v:.:-c :K.=~~ ,L.-.,...,..,,.,"""'""'0"""":'"'1 ,., I I *' PUBLIC Auc;YION ;-...t I I * lelia'".....,.- -le -.Ill- A High Dollar 11!-roy·.· Moler Co. •u .... ::::. :,.:~•.:.,::;. :::~ ..... ..""'" ..,,,, ....,.... . ·. .. , . ---.J> - ~ ... ... ,.. . ... .... ' ., . •·. ~ ~ ~ ...... ,., ABBIE AND SLATS By RAEBURN VAN BUREN l.' Vf BE-EN A TENANT ON '~'HIS 8t.ESSEQ- E'ARTH LONG ENOUGH l'BE "'!1.-e T' REC06NI::E- A SPoiLEO-R.OTT!.IN liTTLE ~T WHEN I SEE ONE : NOW YOU'll MIN[) )'OUR 'f'ON&UI AWO VDU'LL MIND MI .'! . MR~ _ W ' I\JKLE: 15' IU:- CO\I.R!NG FROM A BROKEN HIP AND 5"" HA~ JUST A& MIXH R'GHT 1\J H!:RE AS "rt:lU DO. .~.· ,. ,_,... ..... ,. ~ -"\ - · --- . -·...-.c...................... '-· .• A JEEP? euy ••n•n• '------ -- ~ · - · ~-. --..6' BEAR DRIVING YOLI'RE UJC!<Y YOU WB<Em" DONT A DRIVER'S UCENSE/ CAu6~ CHAALE.S! You 61 Rambler · · $595 n,.. . WJ.IO EVER. HEARDO!'A 62 Olds · · · · $1495 62Comel · · · · $765 = -.--...,_ -- '!I ! -- · 62 Bukk···· $1495 ""'""" o.;t;n'.... " - Kingsbury Social News .... """' t' 62 Corvalr ·· $995 , "1 .. f, ( ' .:; T . . -~~ . ::·,..- ' �.. ~'il ' ' "\ f' ·' . " ~ ' . ,. . • • • . t '' ! I""'' . ' " Get Extra Cash·TheW~!\i.Ad W~Y· -~$;:"&$s :Services • .:-'~oN 6-Da~JJ lentl::-eroy.Jil4dleport, Foro., Ar~~-18, 1880 ,. : :.,:=g; 't ··· . ' • .,·.. -• property, Bailey 'RUII Road, me. aU makea. W'l Will ... ..... LENNOX 31" s~l coal furn- Contset Ralph Lambright, Rt. Tho Fabrk Shop. ~ . :• CANC. .LATII.. .,,._,_ t, Corllind, 0. · I, It &tp •nlhortz·• "'•- Salel and ' 1 - , •-·• ~ndttl·on, • vene1 coooo<TIHI furnished opattmen • .,,...,..... "' •'""' '" ft• "" - ~._'•• : ; MSO 'SPORT w1o .. ~~<••- vofll "" .._ .. por~ Ohlo. Ph. 1111!-3874. tlao blinds, size 27\t by 54", lonlee. ' a lie -11 ONI 0, 1141 ... - .. ...,,__ . I J lie See Harley Haning, Flat- • ACRE farm, house and . 2 ' r-;;:;::~;;::;:~:-1 BPBCAT MtCin PIOPLII ' CALL •••~•""""' woods Road, Pomeroy, Ohio. bar.,, other bu[dings, 7 UADY·MIX c:oecrele dellvel' ! • towolo -~.. T• S RINT ,.':.':00:::.,"'::;"":..,.....::::: MODERN 4 room aod bath lur- Ph. !19'H380. 1 11 3tp miles from Pomeroy. Ph. Ill). ed rll!ht to' your project. Ful lpood Our Drt,•ln p DICK RAWLINGS · ••1""-· ...... _,. .. niAhed apartment. Middle.. JO'I!I. I 15 6tp IIIII easy. Free utlm•IM URYICIII Hllll ~:::-,:-,:;,~ port, o., Ph. 11112-3874. • t BEDROOM homo in MiddlePboae 99W2M. Goeglela ---'•n- Honda Sal" ', oo••• ,.•• - ,_,_ 17 a tie port, Mll lo oehool. See at J Ready-Mis Co., Middlepor&, Phone 992·2143 ..wn ,... _ 1 1 ... ...::·:: ....1.. St. or 8 18 JI'.• Oblo. . • 10 Uo Pomeroy, 0. MIDDtv,:if/ OH:O ., • .,. ' .., we,. , .. ~-- THREE and lour room fur· .....,,.,. ~ ·~ CONDITIO!IlNG Relrl•ll' MIIIIMUM Ct'llf.. " nnll •• ' 11 lj!lf d AIR ... 11 c.n.. .,., • .,.. ,., nrw c.... Dished .apartmenlol'. lUI ~ UJSTRE Foam is guar.an E'e , POMEROY _ 1 story frame, atita aervice. Jact'a Refrll-l~a.a. I1IOW fAKING IINTAL II "' c':... ti~ p81d. Phone W'l 1-1-'Tll. to be the best carpet deBn f'r : 5 rooms (2 bedrooms), bath, eratiou, New . Haveu. Pbonel: IIISSRYATIONI CA:: o-:sr:'~~.::·o~~T~_r.: 111 Rowley and Reed. After t you have ever used or your hardwood floors, 214 basement TU 1-3537. . t 1 Uc IXPERII!NC-ED tl.lt -:..:.:r.~,..:.n-:~·· p. m. can 'IY ~357t mone.)' back. ElectriC Sham· gal floor furnace. House BEATING, PLUMBING, Rarll ••"co oou•• f I tie pooer renla~!l._-~ .I_JI.!_Ic needs some repair. Good ~-ol Bottle ~- •-·ld t:Jt •. M. ho ltH P.M. D•t•t · · - · 0. -Solid ~ ..... ,.._ JUINW iiiiifOI' _ ... , ••• •· "· ,. ..,. • - THREE ud four room owws UNBEATABLE - 1966 . buy at 16,000.00. Brothers, 611 E. lfala St., eiAL.Se 'l~' ed and UDtllrDisbed apart· Sla~ stereo, radio eomb1wa- POMEROY - NICE II> story l'llmlroy. t 2l lfe ec:.r eTn~ck eHuter aiiULT r.aouc•,.. menll. WY ..-5434. 12 I tfc tioJJ, 4 s~ 8 utomatie chang- frame, 7 rooms <4 bedrooms), and e RENTALS e Core eBulldWANT AD F".. h eCanoplnt l•ulpiMIIt_t: PHONE WY 2-2156 FOUR ROOIII !nmlzhod apart- er, nice walnut finish, as new ga. forced air fumaee, -·eAny '!'ype ment. WY l-311511. 1 II !!c instant oo radio. Tako over 1 new hat water tank, newly Legal Notice 1 llOUSH & ~YONS ·--- · payments of $6.25 per monlh remndeled livmg room and -· Camping Trailers Th•nkl E -FJ:'tCIENCY aparlment. ph. or pay balance due $9B.04. Try ! dining room, basement, front •• THI ··~:~~~~.·~,:ol-:; .....1. . C.rcl Of II. Muon. W. Yo. 9\ll-2288 or •ee at 4011 Spri•g It il your home. Ph. H2·3211. h Going at $6,500.00. ••• ... WY MIN Mlold'-rt, 0. 1 WJ<,·f·l to express m.v -thanks Ave Pomeroy 0. 8 17 lfc 8 17 etc · pore · 'lh IIOTICI 011 fiLING AUTMINTICA"" 'IIY 2-2191 ilfi06 77U611 .1 ·· ' 1t1510.81 buys 7tJ acres WI ap- H co•v OF unna •• ""'o•NT· ar.d appreciation to all those CAMPING trailer, sleept six. i h for ~=To:' -.;!:i~~~·:::.:. 0 0 -e i proximately 2.i acres who were so kind lo me durWill rent by dit)' or week. Ph. i TWO SADD~E orses, ~ cultivatioo • balance in paso• -. NoN.aiiiDINT EXPERIENCED f brother nM 22 : half Arabian, both an gea-1 '. h th h d 0 55 ing t e ea my · ir.w • • · addles aud bridles. I tun and t1mber. barn, og •••• ., ••nl•m•" L. lrki••m••· .._ WHEEL Robe rt Walker to those who t 27 tfc_ Ue. s -'hou"e chicken house corn t ....... 1 e2 USED CARS LEPT IThun . .Jiri ..S•t.) . II AI e goud bromen po•- ~ " , ' Jf:'nl flowers and espec1a 'f to MODER.N 2 bedroom home, 1 . so som , p 1 0 rr crib 1 room (rame house, NoUn 11 hereby 11na b.at Borldt ePARTS~rOUTBOARD AUGNMENT H ven towll employ1es up to :.4 . au · · · . s. webbe, .o\~mlol.tntor oJ th• Klute ( t \J All Models MOTORS It' . PW a . Pomeroy' 0. Ph. 992-2903 day I Ph ... ~9-3192 I 17 ltp bath, good out cellar. 7 ml1es of BenJilmln l,._ DriUgemiD. late of Sl. •ntl et's; for then· help at that nil'~ .., 02 tveninas 1 · " · '--m Pomerov Loul•, MINGurt. Uce•*· oo uae tdl eBOATS & MOTORS ' . L w lk I or 11';1"4;-o)l . e . _ _. ~ - -., I liU • • daJ' uf ""'u.t, IIICII. fllold In me Pre· At Reduced Prlce1 time. R1chard . a er. 7 3t tfc 114 Ji'T. Camping tra1 er, s eer~s .\lbert M. Col. Broker x~~aa court ot lb• cu:r or at. LoW., eBOAT PAINT IRAKE SERVICI eTOOLS 8 18 l~ 7, hikh inchxled and electrtr . Henry Cleland, Salesmal ~LI:;~~~~!:bo•: :!dJC.:O•~m,;~al:! .. ~ f Of S8 18 Of Renf brakes. Ph. 173·6688. Mascm, eMeal a'hall b\ pr•ento.d to tllll I . . . Alignment Shop S..At -Ceurt within .u ntonlbl aftu *be .... WE OF:SIRE to expres!!l _ our w. Va. 8 15 6tc EnDIDI!II 19t--%5U or II!-S131 ., , 11111 nllnt or be fvh•·ef b.rMd u l'loono 992.3576 llll l ll'f"re thanks to our fnends s ROOM HOUSE and bath, H ---~~- d a PO•lbl• li•o upon tiM Ollte n • l W. Milo It, ,_..., 1 18 3te Metropolitan Motors · . . SOME nil'e young el'n.ur ! tate of ••ld dt!eedet~t. d h and relali\'es who elpt' m : aluminum s1dmg. s tor m ' Ph _ , Porn 0 ~ »•ted tbJ'• ilb <lay ot Auf'UI~· 1.... ROVTI 124 J'ormorty GruOIC llodr 227 1 Evtnlllll• •ncl Saturd.,. ' dows, i3i hea'.., l Call r. · .,.., ' a 14., 6tp. F HARMON O'B~IJ:N "~ Worb emy way aft er lh e dea I J1 of '• doors aFId wm ....._:. S. ices JUdte 01 th• Probate C~Nrt At IJirciCUII Corpora_.,. ....,. • our beloved sister, Mrs . A.m- 1 in Bradbury. Ph. 992-6202. _ --~ _ .,.,..ness r¥ or MeLr- counQ>. ohio. --~UP II 11 I I - I " I"lt,.,;.,;,.,;;,...,..,JI'!!!!',;,!!!!I!!II!!!!! olia Reibel Jones 8 11 31< , lEANS, potakleo, l<>matoel; ' ' NqW RIPRISINTINO Henrv. Herbert. Wallfr. ' h Ph and melons . Clarence Prof-, WITH COLD WEATHER • . . . . h R .b 1 15 ROOM house and bat . . fit p II nd n Ph 14U254.: head, crickets. !plders & otto- : MEIGS COUNTY Legal Notice for TIHJ 8eet In Freden<'k. Belt a e. • 8 14 itp t, or a • ... · , ill ba · · • 11112.6546 . and .r~mma Rf"ibtl O~dm. , _ _ . I 11 er laatcb w aomm1 -~ 1 WITH JIULL IIRYICI LIOAL NO'ttCI 1 18 lip •BRAND ne" 2 bedroom all I side your home where liB ; IIOTIC~ . , DIAWINO Ofl IUilPI Cinder I Concrete j 1 , NoUH II MnbJ liVID thlt a pull· · ----~- ~· modero home. Volma G. Zus- 1 Auto Sal• warm. Proteel your home ' Ill drawilll II ;tui'IHW wll. ... 1111Klt> U11 Htb day of AUCUII ttte, Ill Notice pan. Ph. m.mo. 110 !Sip - - -·--·- ·- -. from these pests with ARAB, BLOCKS tM uftlce II tile COIIIatiNleDHI fill WHERI YOU OET ... ------ - · : 1flil CHEVROLET, 341 C\1 . tn. ovallablo at Killg Builders Juror.- I• ' till Court Hou•• of M~p CMID\J, CHUo, lor U.. IIPCHI'-t f. e . 0 - U bleb Bloek• S.le or Tr1de : runs goud aod looks good . Supply Co., Middleport. i t.riD ltlll of 'he CGIIliBOD P I e I I eCement • Mortar e Metal THI MOST fi.ioo EQUITY and a ~.000 1 Ph. 143-26110, $300. I 17 61<! I Ulfc , Ceurt e1 lhtp Coaatr. laid dnWiDI Wladow1 • Doon • Door w!U M beld 11t II o'elodt A. ll. 1.11 taw home. located in Camp Fer- ill6i -OLDSMOBILEDynamic - --l'rameo • Other MIIBDDI'J olfk1 ., tlla Cler• at Cour-. FOR YOUR MONEY J'netaad s. Norm. SUppUeo. de ..~rlllona . Ph. 949-2821 bt- . "88", William Will, Rt. 3, Laurea S. BoHmla. lOB E. BYER AUCTIONEER I'HONI ft2.2067 PQMIROT I Will Be Out 8elmiii.Miollen •f lurvn twee•!_:_! p._ m: ~111< Pomeroy, 0. Ph. lfi5.38U, 18 Jlalrla.. Dr. Mlddloport COMPLETE SALES Coolville. I 12 6tp Of My Off Fo• <: ~ t'! MANAGEMENT LIOAL flO TIC I W j ..ts, Mr. ud llrl, J:dward Bot Air J Dr. Local • .....,. • 1951 wrtn, Phone ar C•ntact . rVE iiOOM house rarage a•d 1 AUTO SALES Buiek, ,.,,.. ~ . ....,. . , _ .,.1 ,.. IUIIIIIIer studeol at es ey.. KID · F Sunday, Aug.lht · alo&I'P u oew. Dorll: oq,. b ood f fl ork car JIM CARNAHAN ~- lt. Paul'• Cbuub, Pom· College at Delaware. ~-·- ol K lie.' outbuilding. 2 acres of ground I g ores, :!,.w iob, """ wbltewall 11roa ,._VI Lutbll'an .lU .,....,1 t"""""' """u.u• .......... thru Sun., Aug. 28 IIACiNE. OHIO - purcbued. 327 stoker coal lurnace, $3000. Ph. 1175. Pb. m ..~. ___1 . ...,. Ohio, tls.d their ,.uuoa .. dw ~.t. u the c I lamB ere Mr• and Mr. PhUip Sheets W81 a ·usn... 0 es 1w ...,,... lid. traM. .... Commoa Pl•u Court of . . . . CouD• !192·6105. I 17 &lp AUTo SALES~_. 1961 Volkswag-1 liNter. :Uo: ~ ar reCently with his sister, Mr. Mrs. Cbarlu K111g, Pomeroy; SINGER SEWING MACIDN~ en. Also 1 10 fl. plywood &ARL GRUESER, plumbial 1¥• IDd Lot fia. lJI. nceptlDI ..,..D and Mn. Dana Murray, Jr. Mr. BRd Mn. Walter Kinl and This machine equipped to zig boot. Ph. 11112-28110. I I~ lip 111111 baaiiDI. Minenville, ~-:~:0~~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles King ~ly of Carpnter; Mr. and :~~~g, make butlonholes, dara Insurance Ollie. End your ..,., trouble. ' Impala Hardtop. LonllJ ..... :":.":".::'/.,::..;:.':.: ..': ; : nceatly visited with Mr. allll Mrs. Edward G. Kbl&. aad Mr. AUCTION- Starting Friday, and moaogram. Take over We have aD tize eewer macb- od and oaiJ 11,000 ~ I q!lllder, powe< -mr. .... _,. ,. o....ru _. - - Mrs. Ed King and family alllir· Waller Ellls. paymentl of $6.50 per mo•lb GET A quotalioll tram 'II.EU-1 ll!ol. Reasonable ratea. CaD Spoil- fawa lateri«, boa~~>. Aug. 19th al t.aurel Clitf :!':..".t""=""~ risonville and wllh Mr. Bert Mr. Clayllll RoweD ud meSchool House on Stolt Ronta or pay balance due ~.so. \ 'fER INSURANCE_ AGENCY WY S.:IS'If, day or oighL . _ , , oblo . ...., '"" _,..,..,. C.le aad !amdy who were here titer, Nev1 Howell, and Susie tllul - - . - . Jloodla _. ••ulaaDM e. wlliel!l aabl Truand u - Ed Free homo demo. Pb. 11112- 1 INC. befart reDOW'"I your I 16 lie and kHI«. 124 7 p.m. We will ••II your .. 1• ..,., """ "''' _,. ,..1 for 1 vlllll fra'1l Akron. were visitbll Mr. ,.,..,, 1 17 6tt ' aulo iJtJuraoct. We may llo merchandise for yo\1. Adam• 32!&. IIIIIUe wW ....u.,ue .. M 111141 tu bo at........ •-·•'"' " ard .. I•• ,.. ..... ,.,.,.,.. .. ... The eblldrea w • ......,. - . . --~~· --· - oble 1e oave you mouy. aumOND:II Trading Pool and AucUoo ..., " .... - . Luw1 2 Uc I pldl Sorrtee llllpala ' Dr. ..... Gold fiD. n. pr•,.- of 11dd pMIUoa II ttur.t 1he aummer sehool at Bedford Mr. and Mrs.b Keanelh h her _. •• House. Ph. 142-0394. I II lie M SHASTA, 16 ft. trailer, eall .... ....,..... . . . ......,,.. 1o .,,... School along with Mr. and Mrs. ery of Marlon, roug I over, hitch, tledric brakH, Critl Hrailford lib with •tKJtl• edna matf•r •nd eDIIv".Y ••ld real nt•t• to tb• Erneot Woud, Mrs. Helen Dias. ther home. J:nftPllell Lu\bllraa. lt. toile!. awnillll and net, $1.400. AlTI'OMOBILE IDsur~ been ....... ~-. • ~-... ~ o:hinl vinteroorJID, uw !_~!f~ Germu u •DAM Star, palm reacl.e~ • 1\i Ued' • ·-t your operal· •• .,.. r•""' Ul 11 8 en e au .. -~ P•uJ'• caurch. Pomero)'. ohto. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hawk Mr. Walter Ellil 18 visltinl .,n1, Kanauga. Look lor han Lionel Bog@s. 992-3892. elJice · ..,. '""· ' · · laid e•u .. w111 be for .... nat be· 1 E"'or's lieense? Call WY :1-2966. &. I. 8RADFIJRD 1.-ans., power &leeronl, rod•• hlre ... ld court on th• 31"<l d., of SOIP· aid Mr. George Sargent went Mr. and Mrs. Char es ug, 1 M' .11·•ns. Come and near her k I 17 lte RadDe. Ollie • he.tt'!'. See tbi1 tharp 11 • ~-- - - ~~ I I ... ...,. ••.r,:.t~ :~!!:.a!'-,vau· on a trip Thursday to Marietta Mr. and Mrs. Emsey Stover, you tho past. presell •nd lo BIRD DOG , Englioh setter, regpUn) Lutblraa lt. paul'l where they toured the museum of Albany, Weft VJslltq beJ' Cburcb, Pomeroy, Oblo .,..~ 111 u.1 ture. I 4 121r. islered, $1011. Ph. Ray ParReal Est•.. For Sele BOAT oed motor license - Ev• · · ... ,.,.._ Alto,..,.. and lhe Steamboat W. P. Snydau8hler, Mr. a,.. •• rs. ..,. 191 1 - 1 • ~DAMS TRADING. Posl II 1 uns 94~2171 afler 4 p.m. GAYNELL WISE property .., btrude Sales and Service, ' Deluo 2 doo<. 116 R.P. I I (I) t. u. 11. • der, ·Jr. 'lbey also visited the ward J .King. open I dayo a week: Mo• lriiiioiiiiiioii0ii0iiiiioiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiioii•l•l•l•itc• _11 108 Butterout Ave. Pb. Ill). Schwane! Marine, Hocklltf!- q-1. engine, 1td. tram.• Spotglass faetary ..,..;,, lhe river Mr. Albert Colea, and ~y, lea eleoft lateriO<, loeauil!ul day through Saturday. We ----~-~T 22 tfe oorl. Oh;n 8 3 3tlte !rem Martella. returned to lbelr home Ill AJr.. dark ar..., over Ulo ar~• bave radio and 1e1evision reMrs. Hazel Anlold and famiron, lifter spendlJII1 e welll finisb. wlslw lib new, I'ldio, pair. also plenty ol antique You alwaya JUt mon o• beateo.· a. 1111111 other •tru. 1y had ao rece•l visitors Mr. with parenbl. Mr. and Mrl. ~ ~ DAILY 'Truly 1 aice clean ear.• items. Main SL in Rutland, Uni('o AppliMncet • a.,_.-.....iil I. !II. Ke11neth Ru,ssefl of Canton and ward K1n1 and lrtenda. 1 0 . Ph. 742-1394. 7 20 de , Bettf'r prices than ever on .....,.._,.. Mfsa Mary Russell and Mrs. AJ. Miso C!eatiae Marks Ill Atrreezel"s, Rf'fngerators, Wa1. Emp~OJ' aNw. pha Russsell of Hysell Run. roa, called oa Mr. aod Mra. Ed~her-Drye•· Pairs. Elec. R.aaI. st.nt t. 'ftlrow• Wanted ....ullbt llonza Sla. Watl011, 1111,000 The Carletol SWiday School VlsillnB ree..,tly with his ward King on o Sunday, . ges and Air-Conditioners. U P~ IL ;::.,.,.., taola mile& Dt'W W\l iW tir'll, -red 1...,.. 15 (U. ft. Chett bad an attendance of $7 08 Aug. slaler, and family Mrs. ElizaYinyt' int., whi.lr ftD11b, PG. WANTED FREEZER $195 ::~ .. 7. Offeriltf! was $37.18. Follow- beth Murray, were Mr. and .tr•N., radio and 11teter. A aic:e one. tng Sunday SchOll lhe congre. Mrs Theodore White and fam- TEAM NAMED a TO BUY plloo went II Carper'o pood ily ~~ Cantoa. GLADSTONE, N.J. (UP! LAN,D- Any Siu 992-2111 16. ........,.., for baptism. Baptized were M.t.. Mr. aod Mrs. Norman Wood Former Olympians Kevin Freet&. 8ult..... • . .t..UBU-alha . . :Far.In•ldo Conv. epe_ Wblto !illWith or Without e 1 Nedra Stewart, Moss Jaruee and family attended the Modman of Portland, Ore., and 1'i. P.riB -+-- ... ish, red interior, ~· new Bldgo. Send Full 31. Kaa'a - •· Y Barnett, Rodaey Carl, Mist ern Woodmao Plenle at Marie!Mike Plumb of .BadminB•, lim, power llMI'IDI and J1ckW.Caney,Mgr. .._ _ _ . . y~ brakea. .uto1111tic tnD&. ... 8uOBI Mub aod Mn. Dale Ia Sunday. N.J ., were named Wednesday Doocriplion for B•- 21 tl.Cbard!l dio and beol«, food lop Harrisoo. tb Vlsllillg recently with Mr. to head a four-mao tJqlllld lor prompt raply to: VENETIAN blinds, all--kinds. .._::,: 01 ·:;:... port Drive • Bulek II .,.., 11495. lf. -"'C a.u rt-. Mr. and Mr•. Frank Sml and Mit. John Dean and sons the three-day world equeotrlu Box 668.0 Also repairs. Dale Wippel """" :lli. F · 44. CUNbnl' and John, Mr. end Mu. Jameo were Mr. and Mrs. Norm•• championshlpo next 'mOnth. c/ o Daily Sentinel Supply, ZIS Uniolt Avo., a . ....,.... ::,. <5-Bymn smith aad famDy, Ill ol IJe. Russell tl Rock Springs. Also Also named were Ricky Pomeroy, Ohio. 7 28 3otc: 31. •Y E...:;~T.;-,:;;;r-p;?Ji;-J7-li'l1i1:;Gl Star!lre H.T. Cpol N po"· P omeroy, 0 • lloDt:llftll troll, Mlcb., vislled with Mr. visiting with Riebard Dean re- Eckhardt of Purcerville, Va., • equipnumt, bucket IHll 1====~=~= ~- ~ ..~ . ~ - I LOSE WEiliHT safely with ><.and Mrs. Ellllo Smith, F.dwatd I!UIIy was Kenneth Gilkey of and Brad $mllh of Warrenton, with oonoolo, JOod W.W. llru COPPER AND- brass, !c to 5c ' Oex-A·Diet Tablets. Only 98c a~~ ""' ndlo and beater, beautiful and Alvbt, recently. Also visit- Darwin. va The competition at Burwhite fini11l witk ..-ool 'fl. · per lb., lowe~ . radiators, ~· ~ at Stark . ~~rmacy. 8 ~~-U~ _,_ lllg were Joyce Campbell of Mr. aRII Mrs. Wayne Beat aad ghl~y Englallllla scheduled for D7llnteriQJ. on. ma;kel " poor Bolno~. ! NF.RVOUS7 Can'l •leep? Try ' ....._ Columbua and Paul Nldtoll, 1 daughters, Sandra, Linda and Sept.' 8-10. B1ll Baoley. P 0 · · , "Sleepers" Guaranleed n~ Karla, are visiting Mrs. Beat's ----1 11 3tc i suit or ..;,ney back. Only fNir. -. - · - ~Re~sville, 0. IIIOiher and family ln. Montana. <:uowm Z n-. • <71. Sid. W .~NTED - Work lor bulldoz. l at Stark Pharmacy: 8 11 121p Mr. and Mn. Charles Mash, Lead wa1 probably the flrsl trona Radio a. heol«, •ln7I interior trim, like lleW W.W. 9 8 Jr., and family had as weeki!Rd metal ever II> be separated . 30te THE PROVEN carpet cleaner :: er. Pb. 992-2201. Set., Aug. 20, 1966 tires. Light areen flfC wbltl vllltors, Ronald and Wllllam from its ore by smelllltf!. Help W1nted Blue Lustre is easy on tlt.e 41L finish, priced W move. 12 noon sl- time i Brofford of Worthington, Gloria The Se<ond Epistle of Joho, =::-=:-;-;;o ~- ~I budget. Restores forgOtten ~•I· a .,... Blallkenship of PoweU and Scott with 13 verses, is the shortest MALE HELP, betweeo age• ors. Renl eleclric shampooer ~ !IIIL.-. tro• CoolriU. ~ Hessler of WesterviUe. boolt Ill the Bible. and 35, dean, Reat appear- I Sl. Pome-roy Cement Block L rau.er: Conv. Cpe. Good tlreo, • erl. IIi~ fto114. COUDIJ lld. D\1111· anct of good charadet Uay 1 C I$ Stc William J, King, who Is emengine, Sid. trano. llodlo eo! 1 .., . . ~... Wftt. fDUIW QDI. :z. 8o.AIO. or night shift available. Apply ! _•_· - - -- - - luooter, aood lop. ployed In Columbus, spent the 1H Gu and Gel rr.. RIY1DJ 1014 mo" of tB1 farm tale In person at Burser Boy. 23 I FROM wall lo "all, no soil at weekend with his parents, Mr . :z...-.. t Da'' :'1 NIJhlt u. ,_U.'W1DI lMJIUI wiU N tolll It • M.AMI eiACM W. Unooo, Athena, 0. bel we.., : all on carpell eleaned with araud Mrs. Edward. King, and JUbU. ••ettoa. houwhald loo41i. Ill YVUr Saver Book Toda-,4.0...,.... 9 8 tJbbeDenbll but 'l'l1MI ..- ......,. .matt• lilt. 1111111 • ~·of land 0 P:m·_ _ 30te I Bl~e Lustre. Rent electric family . CIITU'IID GAl nAfiON N•Qe nfl'lllt•tOr, Mrs. Albert Coles, of Akroa, For Rent I shampo..- fl. Pickens Hard• W. Mila It,. l'tmert~y. Oft .. WE NEED AND ...,., ..,.., ... -. """' ... . ~.was wet!keud auest ol ber par-~ · · .. ·-· ~ wart Co. Inc. 8 IS itc -.uure. I I:IOOJUI..._ bedrooDt FURNISHED 4 Room aparl- . ____.:_ .at.. 1 t lKoi:ML Mtb ..... ment, for couple. Phone 1111!- ; FOR "a job well doloe feelWILL PAY - 114n'a ...., .. - ' Iii 5435. a 17 tft 1 ing" clean carpets with Blue DAILY C.fflOQUOI'II ·IAif TlRMS.•• AllY.LBA.I.XK . . . . . . . . ...... . Quad ~ Lustrr. Rent eleciric sham· • J.eJier&s.J.e'tt' pooer IL Baker Fnrnilure Co. S ROO~I . oouse and bath on Z5S Oooe lor -plo lo .... . .,. •M .....,.. Ill A·l lNI Ford, w. "'am St , Porn., 0. .Ph. 1 15 6tc 1w 1110 V.. X lor tioo O'o, eU. lotlen, FOR TRADE IN ·•u.... ,.. na• ... ...,,.. - .. ..,. 992-2668 ,,r 992-21161 . 8 14 &te l ~ ~· . -.. . ---~· ~ - - lbo '-clio Oll4 , . , _ _ .. lloo _ ......... loiala. ~eYarll • ...-. ellaiD blad . Jlldl . , &Ill eode ~ . . dlfi'l!rbiL FURNISHED apartment on 301 DON 'T pump your sluggish ,.I> on, Kul ...... '!'t 1 ,.._ · toe tank. Gel Klean-Em - All s · A p OF CLEAN LATI ....... 1 n HobMHte 1 BemlnllloD 0 .&ass's-4li'M• prmg Vf' .. omeroy, · Septic Tank Cleaner. Land1 .... come Allllllo uUttlal madlll 14 6tc _ I____ __ mark Farm Bureau, Pome-I' II c ][ B • • W' )( .. ][ ][ 0 • w W' R Q R • MODEL CHEYilOI.El'~ : .................. I . . . . . . ... 1 ROOM brico duple• witl!. roy, 0. 8 10 301<: 'r ][I'D G ' - · · ... mull• ....,. t\lml ... . ••• Ie&'l'll I'll & • -w ND eADDS ...,..... k. ......iOL AIKf......,.. ' jarage, Butternut Ave., Porn- IUDGET t'RICED turnttura to a~:e w:xaxx 1• •swoH~:wse aw • A . """ · • _..,,..;..,..- . . eroy. 0 ., Ph. !11!2-5121. I II tfe our third floor budget ahop. od ta 4H..,t\oDibJ' 11004 toadlIMALL- aparime•t on 2lll But- Baker Furoilare, Middleport l • "' • . - ..... x ,. • r ~: , erBIIt. liElf ARm J.£Nsml r'~~nuv ••....-. terAut Ave .. Porn., 0., partly Oblo. II 12 1ft 1 't: an, a ' . ...-una_~DL- .:. ......., MILLiL .wcr•••· ·· furnished. Ph. 1192-2fi82. UsED ApoCba Raoea, - · 1111 I I J1 mil 'lfHiClll W'JI BMD DUB OWN -~ - , . . -... Tll9 p.m. ~ ...,..., •.liP ~ .,. l~k &llan. ,.....,. Pb. · I 12 t!e I model. Ph. New Haven • 11 I_ ' ....... ROY, 01!110 ..- . 0 , Noli ........ .. 1 nnn' ... - aadlllfMI.. . 1 ROOil~aparllo.o.& wilb batb. I ZIOfl, Jon. r. Rub. -I'lL Ill 1111. . . ... ' • Ill For HADLI•• .. I ';..':;...0 ~'"-"":":"" NICE 4 rooms and balll =.-.,. . . .......... ~ .~~mlllon c;f~ ::J::."::.•.... .. ~IJ, i,..t, ~./ I WHEEL ALIGN•NT r..::-z ..... ; .......,,;-;:... ... LI'L ABNER ' Crew's Steak House l .... ·' T ~'?:'.'· ..1 E!TN RS llA . A ...":; . ···..: _.,. ... :!ii~·r.=====:::;===;::::::::::::l~ HARlEY DAVIDSON ' H0 NDA !f II MOTORCYCLES SAJlS & SERVIa ' ~. ~M~~:~~-!BWIN--::-Ius-G-;-1:-..::-ch'-;r:";;. -NPI r-;-la.-l·:--- I ~ .<.~J~~l!ill ~' ·..) l'•j: • I. "-.:-NOT RADIATOR AN -, BODY SERVICE S·SIR.':' Joi·HE"I.. ;; T ' •.... • lliOP -·.,E SERVICE I Blaettnars IEII H GOBLE FORD ::Ta:.:'i At-JO WIAJ. OUR I.JA1101JAL BEC4US£ RlR. MOST OF US IT's 1HE CJ\JLV EXERCISE luE Gf.T/ Aml-l~M! '1 ~he doe>n't want to qo! <;he want6 me to Clo I I 1 _ _ - I 1 are you the car ! 1RAILER SALES ., ' won t £3et ~ow BIG BEND 1 -'HI... I Gomethinq. v-:-, THE BORN LOSE'' BUY tft\ I I' NOTJa ... ""' 66 Chevrolet $2395 ., ,.. o.noo............, 1 • ::::;.=;;;.;:::::;;;;:=;;;;; Dr. Ray R. Pickens J:ur·•- .=-:a:..:;n:w:!' =: :;' :=.C:: 65 Chemlet $2295 ' _-t, FOR MAkiNG A. NUISANCE OF "!CIUA'Sili.F AND CIIEAllNG A DISTURBANCE/ U:; - • :"'....""'... 1 --------1 64 Chevrelet $1945 THIS I.X'ISF'£AI(AelE ~~ Rm" a.A!MS 10 KNOW MUCH, WHICH HE WILL Ri\IEAL ~ j.:Of? A LARGE SUM CX: MO"!E¥ f 10 ......... .. 64 Chevellt $1495 Save at Landmark CROSSWORD ,.,_ . ...._ -~ b ,, POM~ROY -... · :::.:.:.. Jt.-- --· 2!.- --..- ··-· •v:.:-c :K.=~~ ,L.-.,...,..,,.,"""'""'0"""":'"'1 ,., I I *' PUBLIC Auc;YION ;-...t I I * lelia'".....,.- -le -.Ill- A High Dollar 11!-roy·.· Moler Co. •u .... ::::. :,.:~•.:.,::;. :::~ ..... ..""'" ..,,,, ....,.... . ·. .. , . ---.J> - ~ ... ... ,.. . ... .... ' ., . •·. ~ ~ ~ ...... ,., ABBIE AND SLATS By RAEBURN VAN BUREN l.' Vf BE-EN A TENANT ON '~'HIS 8t.ESSEQ- E'ARTH LONG ENOUGH l'BE "'!1.-e T' REC06NI::E- A SPoiLEO-R.OTT!.IN liTTLE ~T WHEN I SEE ONE : NOW YOU'll MIN[) )'OUR 'f'ON&UI AWO VDU'LL MIND MI .'! . MR~ _ W ' I\JKLE: 15' IU:- CO\I.R!NG FROM A BROKEN HIP AND 5"" HA~ JUST A& MIXH R'GHT 1\J H!:RE AS "rt:lU DO. .~.· ,. ,_,... ..... ,. ~ -"\ - · --- . -·...-.c...................... '-· .• A JEEP? euy ••n•n• '------ -- ~ · - · ~-. --..6' BEAR DRIVING YOLI'RE UJC!<Y YOU WB<Em" DONT A DRIVER'S UCENSE/ CAu6~ CHAALE.S! You 61 Rambler · · $595 n,.. . WJ.IO EVER. HEARDO!'A 62 Olds · · · · $1495 62Comel · · · · $765 = -.--...,_ -- '!I ! -- · 62 Bukk···· $1495 ""'""" o.;t;n'.... " - Kingsbury Social News .... """' t' 62 Corvalr ·· $995 , "1 .. f, ( ' .:; T . . -~~ . ::·,..- ' �,,,r, '. I J r ... \''· . -~ -- ···-·-·-- ·· ·"~~~;:;.. ~~Reunion 1Around and= 1 Daughter is SentiDel, Pomeroy-'Midllloport, 0., Alii· 18, 1980 .. ts Held at About Middleport , Homeplace : The annual Fry reunion was 'held August 14 on Pond Hill · -~~~~~~~~~~ -' ~ •• Honored Upon Sixth Birthday Mrs. Harold Patterson of Sy> racuse, honored her daughtt:r, Connie Ann, with a party on her th sixth birthday August 9, at e Syracuse roadside park. Games were played and favors of bubble gum and baltons were given the guests. Refreshments of a . decorated cake and oce cream were served. near the okl Fry home place. Dale and Jull, Columbus, are Following a basket dinner at guests of their granddlQther, ~oon. a short business meeting Mrs. Dale Mourning while their was held. Gifts were given to \!r. Fred Roush. 84 , the oldest parents, Mr. and '1"· James Mourning are in New York. man present; Mrs. Laura Dar- Their other son, Michael, is nell. IIU, the oldest lady, and d Present were April Hayman, to Phillip Fry, J. the youngest. with his grandparents, Mr. an s d Roush Jerry Angela Mrs. Tom Walters in Point an. ra . ' ~ Ma ' 111 M.-. . Anna Fry of Elgin, .. Pleasant. The children are also Robm, Rocky and R03. Sootryt was also given a gift for having 1 T 'lh M and Mrs WU- Hubbard: Sherroe and Y -• th f th-t v sttng wo r · · R D · Wolfe Tony 1 .trave ~ e ar o;o • liam Nelson in Pomeroy. onsom, ~nms . ' The election of officers for and Tina Pierce, Jtmmy Werthf' coming year were as rot- Pfc. Bob Watkins left Monday 1 ry, Autumn Sayre, Sherrie Craig lo•· '· President Mr. Paul Rick- for Camp Pendleton, Calif, after Donna Hubbard. Karen Neigier, ard: Vice-president. Mr Jay spending a JO.day furlough with Brenda, Carol, Roger, and DenYerian. and Secretary- Treas .. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ora nis Miohael: Amy and Becky Mrs . Roy Cooke Watkins and his children, Jo- Sewell , Jimmy, Andy and TimAttending were Mollie John- seph, David and F.li1.abeth. Pic, my Patterson. and the honored son, Thomas Johnson. and Watkins has been assigned to a gutst. Leona SpirPS, all of Gallipolis: tour ef duty in Viet Narn. He is Mrs Pat Mr and Mrs. Alonzo Dickens, attached to Headquart~s ComAdults present wer~ p· c • West Columbia: Mr. and Mrs. pany, Eighth Engineer Battal- terson, Mrs. Mil~ d ·~; : Fred Roush , Letart. W. Va .; ion. Mrs . .Helen Hubba , an r· Mr Lo!a Lewi3. West Colum- ~ Bonn1e Ransom . b. ~· Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Paul ScGtt have [ ---G,:I·Iipohs: Mrs Cora F'ry, Le- returned from a vacation in Flo- . tart : Mr. and Mrs. Jay Yer1an , r1da. . . I , , Lynn. Cheryl and Patrick Yer- .Th• Moddleport AU'.'etoc Asso- ~ h~ n. Jarkson \11'. aud Mrs. CJat\on will m:el Fn~ay evenMarvin F'ry, Kenneth. Rehec- ing, August 19 '"the hogh school ' ca and Phillip Fry, Wesl Colum- cafeteria at 7:~ p.m. "The Psalmist" was the topbia: Mr. and Mrs.. Elbern Mon- Wednesday dmner guests of ic or 1he program pre,.ented by roe Cedarvill~: Mrs. Roy Mr . and Mrs. Paul Grueser wer~ Mrs. Eugene Forbes when the C..;ke ani David Cooke. Le- Mr. and Mrs .. Rollin Snoball ot WSCS ol the Minersville Meth- . tart : Mrs. Anna Frv. Elgin. Ill. Barberton, Ohm. Mr . and Mrs. odist Church met Monday evenMr. rllld Mrs . Bill Fry. Mike, Sneball were en~oute to Bar~r- ing at the church. BiHv .Jr . and Mark Fry, Mason; ton after attendmg a conYf'"t1on Psalm 23 in unison opened ~r : and Mrs. Melvin Irvin, Ern- in Kansas City.. _ the meeting followed with est and .John Irvin, Rio Grande; Betty and Jom Koehler , ~augh scripture reading of Psal~ 25: Mrs ..Jnhn Lewis , Michael and ters of Mr. and Mrs. Rochard 1-12 by Mrs. Clifford Phtllips. Dale Lewis. Mason: Mr. and Koehler, Colu"!bus.' .call_1e Mo~- Readin~s on Psa~m 2~ were g1vMrs Rt~ioh Durst. Ronnie, Sha· day for a weeks viSit w1th the1r en by Mrs. Rolhn Wolft, Mrs . ron ·~md Oale. Letart: Mrs. Zll· great-grandmother, Mr~. R. C. Hosmer Roush, Mrs . Brooks Ia Frv Wt>st columbia; Mr. Sansbury and aunt, M1ss Sally I Sayre, Mrs. Karl Grueser, Mrs. and Mrs. f'.dward F'ry. Mrs. Schaal. . Bradford Maag and Mrs. Otto Laura Darnell both Gallipolis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ollhng- Hartenbach. Prayer by the and Homer A. Fi llher , Point er and children, Michatl Jl and Rev. Wendell G. Stutler conPltasant. Julie of Nelsonville, are vaca- 1cluded the program . tioning here with his parents, ·Mrs. Earl Renshaw. presiMr . and Mrs. Conrad Ohlinger dent , conducted the business iVnon Lunch.e on is :in Pomeroy and with her aunt session. A communication was • w; d d and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Leo read concerning a workshop to G!VPn •• " nt'S ay Kennedy , Sr. in Middleport. be held at Heath Methodist M". John f. Baily and daugh Mr . and Mrs. Harry S. Moore, Churrh, Middleport. on Septem· ler, Mrs. Russ Watson enter- Jr., Ashland , Ky. visited recent- ber 7. Cards and flowers were winPd with a ""'):- lurwh»r.n ly with Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. sent to. ~rs. A~olph Grue~r, Wedpesday, at their home Moore, Sr. Mr. Moore is under- Mrs. Wilham F1sher and M1ss forest Run . going surgery at St. Marys Hos- Amanda Parker. Gue<\8 were Jennings and pita! in Huntington, W. Va. thts Refreshments were served John tohrshall of l.ouisville, wee!<. Mrs. Moore Is staying during the social hour by Mr1. ltv Miss Judy Genheimer, Co- with relatives in Ashland during Maag and Mrs. Stella Grueser lu"mbuco:· Pete Vanica, Cleve- his hospitalization. to t11ose named above and lanrl : ·a~d Mrs . c. DArnold of : Mr. and M" . Harold George . Mrs. William Russell and M:-'. Stewart and children, Brian and Brent Norman ~cCallum, a~ter whtch have moved from Gallipolis to lite meeUng closed woth prayer the former I. E. Miller home oa by Mrs, Maag. auy IDO G1llllftl Gat 1nd Get Fr. . Grant St. ---4 Oav- ,, Nllllr.. In MIAMI &IACH Mrs. John Kincaid has reyo~n Saver Book Todarturned from a visit with hP.r Unhettevahl• btlf tru• ClltTif'IIO GAl STATION daughter. Mrs. Paul Ruttencutttl w. Mllln lt.. Pome,..r. Qhle ter and family at Dunbar, w. ....-. 1[ Ya. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bachtel, Cbester Council Daughters of Barberton, visited recently with America met in regular session HUON"t'iVe·ln v~ \/A U Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Baclttel Tuesday evening with 30 memI. and daughter, Carol Bachtel. bers present. ; Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Wise Mary Showalter councilor, TONIGHT thru FRIDAY "MARRIAGE ON THE , and children have returned from presided and the meeting openROCKS" a two-week camplt\1 vacation ed in ritualislie form. Betty Frank Sinatra trip in West Virginia. Roush and Goldie Wolfe were r.,. Deborah Kerr (Color) Charles Haskins, son of Mr. ported ill In hospitals. Audrey - andand Mrs. Noah Haskins,- has McCoy lost her mother by death. ''TWO ON A GUILLOTINE" been named Principal of the A communlcatidn was read Connie Steven! Dean Jones Vinton County High Scltool in from Jean Wolf in regard lo lhe McArthur. He is a graduate of District Past Councilors club Middleport High School and picnic lo be held at Wilson park Ohio University. near Coulville. It was decided lo Mrs. R. R. Joh=• (Martha practice receiving national and Pomeroy. Ollto Jane Downing) and Utree daugb- state officers and balloting for CLOsED ters of Lafayette, La., arrived candidates at the next meeting. THRU AUGUST 20 Wednesday for a visit with her At the close ot the meeting, a TONIGHT father, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney silent auction was held by the and TUESDAY Downing. They were met at the orphans committee. 3 ~·l.fii~Wi~ Columbus airport by Mr. and <Technicolor) Mrs . Downln&. ANNOUNCE REUNION Paul Newman I - - - The Old Friend's Reunion will Lauw1 Barall CARING FOR SISTER be held Sunday. September 4 Janet Le1gh k p 1 PI Cotorurtoons Mrs. Cora Young, Erie, Pa., at Krodel Par In o nt easis taking care of her sister, ant, W. Va. A basket dinner WEDNESDAY & THURS. Mrs . Con Young of Mkldleport, will be oerved at noon and memAue. 24·25 , who recently underwent surg- bers attending are to take a NOT OPEN ery at Gallipolis Medical Clin- picnic dinner tutti table service. FRIDAY and SATURDAY I IC. August 26-27 PLAN SALE "THE GHOST AND The Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of RETURN HOME MR. CHICKEN" (Technicolor) Mr. and Mrs. EvereU Jack· Beta Sigma Phi Sorority are Don Knolls .Joan Stalf'y , Wrendville, returned sponsoring a nunmage sale f'ri· "TAFFY AND THE home yesterday after spending day and Saturday, September JUNGLE HUNTER" (Tee bnicolor) In the weekend with his sl~ter, 2-3 In the Coates Buildlo1 Taffy Mrs. Coo Young. Jacques Bergerae Middleport. Psalmist is TopiC Gwen f b Bv Mrs. or es I I ''·•·' !I i I 1 MEIGS THEATR£ i ' Double Bed Slu, 81x99 inches - - - - $1.18 Pillow Caseo,' 42x36 lnchas lie pr. a well known brand. Terrific Value 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Servi7111 Mdgs Counlv for ovrr •• Ytall M<mb•r Ftdnal llfiiiW Sr•ttm Member Federal Dopodt ltltiii'IIIICI COTpol'lltfan .. . .. '"'- • 69c FINAL CLEANUP SALE All Porch and Lawn Furniture potr WOMENS 59c EIDERLON PANTIES Marhine washable and dryable . 56% cotton and 44% rayon panties. White and Rosebud print. Elastic leg brief and band leg brief. Sizes 5, 8, 7 and 8. 2 pair "llonom,. ~Y Coat" and Clorll MERCERIZED THREAD $1.00 Extra WOMEN$ PHIL-MAID 1\rong, ·'.'·' Bollfast - Footlets "Vamps" Full Cut Nylon Low cut, No Elastic, No FUll SLIPS Bind Foottet.s. Complet. Tai.lored, laee Mnd self embroidery trim styles. and Black. ly seamleas. Soft fOIJlt Clllhion sole. Molded full ~hion heel. Sizes '"8mall (8\0 ·9), Modium (91> to IOJ and Larae (10'h·ll). ~.66 $1.00 SIUII 14 to 20. SELECT YOUR IACK·TO.SCHOOL NEEDS BOYS "KIRIURY" I • PI r "Eye-(1fcherl"' lly ..,kllhln Fine Quellty IHmlen MESH STOCKING! Genuine J<Kornet" rib-one size fib aU ait.e1 8 to 11. White and solid colors of black, red, blue, creeu, tan. Sate lor friday and Soturdaf. First hom• dye you just Long Sleeve Sport Shirts ..... uneap and pour. Smootb, rich rolor, rilht re~ults, ln your washer. Available In 12 popular cotlll'l. ' I FL. OZS. - 79c I to 20 $3.95 SPECIAL BACK·TO.SCHCOL GROUP BOYS LONG SLEEVE onc1 Your11 Mene Never Iron Sport Shirts CREW SOCKS Tapered style with button down collar. Never Iron omart All white, ribbed crew top. Size 10 to 13. too-.. eotton. Made ol etl'!'. Polyester, 3!1% Combed Woven Cotwa. ploid polterDS. 80YS PERMANENT PRESS SCHOOL SLACKS ....flllole MENS conoN See this beautiful ~roup of womena new · fall eottonatop styline in dark cottona, a larae croup of stylN to !Choose from in atripes, plaids, cbecks, paiiiQ'a aa.d aolidJ. Jllsses sizes 14 to 20. Half sizea m> to 24\0. • Tapered otyte with button down collar. Never Iron. Smart loop. Woven olfotd clotho in dark oolida. Woveu plafd& ia a beauWul liTIY of pattel'lll. 99c a pair WOMENS DRESSES $100 . BOYS NEVER IRON NIW Sizes Blf.i thru 11 . Proportioned len&tha. Alao IV&Ilablt in slim tee sly1e for Teenaiers. Newest t,all Shadee. JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OP \ PERFECT BACK-TO-SCHOOL SHIRTS RIT LIQUID DYE $2.95 Phil-Mold Solid oolor blue with rawhide . lace ne<k. Waahabt.. p1lra WORK SOCKS duty, ukJol II:Jle: Btze 101> to 13. Auorted aolld eotor and sottd Slzeo 8 to 11 In bell•. black and blllclt ou... llade . bt Uol•erslty 1tyle witb tapered te1, belt loop&, euffed ~; · lotlll, 40% Pol)leste!t ~% COmbed Colton, 20% Amo ltaJOO, 10'1'. N,loo. 'lll<ll' DeVft' noed lrooiDI· Beau white. OTHEil toYS PERMANENT PllESS ICHOOL SLACKS $US Mens long Sl•ve SPORT SHIRTS SELECT YOUR NEW FALL Wash Dresses Nowl A special group of womens wash dre&Sel - ln mlsseo and half sizea. Beautiful prints. All waahable. A top resource In thil price range. Size1 1' to 20 and 14\0 to 24\0 . f2.95 BOYS CREW SOCKS ChooH white with otrlpo eolor lop or solid eolo<o with cootrut trim stripe top. Size& 7 to JOV.. 3 ...,, $1.00 Send Her Off To Schaolln Fllhlon . . . In on• of our B«k To School D-1 Glrla dreooes styled with the lfOWD-IlP iood lUte. Mtde for comfortable wear, eas:r care and IIDI\rt faahtoa, all the brfeht oew loolu, from atrtct11 tailored to pretty femiolne otyle&. Sizeo 3 to 61, 7 to 14 aDd Cbubby liul BV. to 14\0. ABeautiful Unt of GIRLS SKIRTS Smart woven plaid patlel'DI Jn lbea Small (14-1,~). Ked· lam (15-lll'o), Loree (lfl.l8V.), and Extra Loree (17-17\>J, llade witb two poek<!l, rqular wide opmd collar; $2.95 MENS AND YOUNG MENS PERMANENT PRESS PANTS Rave the new aarrow I Inch cufb, belt loops. llado ol IIO'!Io Fortret Polyester and 110% Combed Cotton. Never need lronln1. Solid eoloro. Sizeo 211 to 42 wall!. $5.95 OTHER MENS AND YOUNG MENS PERMANENT PRESS PANTS - ...95 enttl $US Make your selecUons now. WORK PANTS - WORK 'SH.TJ plaido and oollda, dacro• and eotton btendo. btp otlteh pteata,. lm1fe ple&t&, and obeeth 1trtfl. Colon 1o .-.unato with our lirla oweaten. 81111 I lo Stop In lbe Keno and BoJ• Department now flit your eorreet 11zo work pant or wort obtri. Pont. In liiea 211 to 110 wallt ond Sblrla In slzea 14~ to 20. Cboooe rtiUiat wuh IOd wear oottoDS or lbe permonool preu o!Jies. ChooM from all wool A BEAUTIFUL LINE 0P GIRLS SWIATEilS. ·. Juat In Time For lock To Schaoll A wide selection of bulky cardlpos and oolt flat tnits tn cardigana and ollpover&. BeauUful new fall colors In beatber tooe1 and solids. Sileo S 10 6X aDd 7 to 14. Outfit your little l!lrll In one of otir fublonable coati In the very smarrest stYieo. All the e)atlllc loot• ill girll coals are In thla Jll'OUp. Some wltb fur trim and 110me w!tb matching hall and 1eiJ)np. All new fall oolora. SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL LINE Of' 1 Womens Cotton Blouses to y-- ... llld 7 ' 14, "NUMBERS" FooTBALL .SHIRTS Cotton ' jeney leotball oblrtl. BlrlplnJI at llho'lld· 011, S«eoa printed nun> erala 'Mt oteevea. Sllltt SmalL Medium, Larae. ~.95 Mens-Boys Sweaters Cboooe SlittovOH ·md .Cordlpno 10 thlo new soloetton ol SwHierl !Or men IOd bo7t for ocbool and winter wear. Bolld eaton. plalda, two toae ClllllblnoUo111. A llrtl :~the Doputment on the .Fint Floor-Now I. ,' :._Boo the bll ulectloo of oweaten md bUJ wbat ,.u 1(0111 I ' • ,Mens and Boys Jackets Jlead1 , now for _pour tteltedon. Car Coati, walot lenatlt lti;Jiea. . . P.i a l d a , oo)ld eaton, DJ1o>Dl, ll<lllb deDlmo, eotduroyo All lbel for men and boJI, liSioP In the Mono Deplll'lllllllt on the Flit FJao.....Now loud time' to bu1 tho jloltoto 'ou'JI be aeodiDI tblo 'lo a aitd ran Winter. .I •I ' •• ',,j ent·t-ne • A '. '~' ... , T~~ ,,.,.,.,,. Qf TM I Meii'·Mtuon ..4rea i •'" ' .• ' I'QVBIOY-MJDOlfPORT; Ottfd FRIDAY, AUG-U-ST-19-,- l - 9 6 6 - - - - - - - - - , itVI ,_.. •r.--------------------------+•·--------------------------------------~~'~ VOL XVIII NO. 87 PULLOVER SHIRTS 2 · · , 1 , _ , . To IOYS SCRUBDENIM RAWHIDE LACER Agilon Dress Socks I·\·~·I a1.:.~f: ·Y:i' ·• ' '.t ' 19c ooty Our regular $1.95 fine quality half sliPf. Several 1tyles to choose from in nylon or permanent press finish. Average and short lena:ths. ,Sizes Small, Medium, Lare• and Extra Larat. Sizes 32 thrn 44. e ,. •Ufllll' mercerized thread, 50 and flit, 300 yd. to a spool. HALF SLIPS White, Red ''··· . • I' t .• - .. ~.·.l ' r' • . " JOU IDCI!It. RHdy To Wur The Yur Thro.... l OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Stop In the school section on the flrot flOOr. Look around at the man, items on Sale an<! bu' what 100% Premium Cotton for hmg wear. Reinforeed o;eams to retaln shape and ~lrength . · White and rotors. Sh:e.s 3 tbru 14. $1.00 tor Popul•r 20'' Si1e , ' I PANTIES 59c and better qualtties. Di scontinued patterns of 4 Now book fillers, note books, typing tablet•. Jll!ncllo. JM!na, binders, compaaseo, crayons, Ink, pastes and (lues, lead refills, erasers, felt·tlp markers. 8uJter lrown 1200 WASH ClOTHS GIRLS COATS Your Full Service Bank Is ••• . . '\ ' ' Select needs tor kindergarten, high, high and college. Al!.iiems efiSy ~~~ction - Fl•• blade Electric .Fon, hu 3 •peed switeh. El... trically reversible . ·' \ in Friday and 5aturd~y Sale at Elberfelds Pomeroy- F~iday Store Hours 9 to 8 and Saturday Ho~rs 9 to! in the Eveni,_n.=..g__:.___.'---:-_--:-_......:--.., 112.95 0 I SALEI FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SCHOOL SUPPLIES Electrk FANS OUR "PILGRIM" ~our fll'~de sch<to), 1;'.j flior school ll!'14fl/1 SALI $26·00 PRtCI for ,ottr MUSLIN BED SHEETS 1 30 Attending Chester Dof A Council Meeting \ I, Five·1'eachers Are Employed � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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