https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/063171935c4cfdcb5952ecb5f33f7183.pdf 29d085025d652e2cf0261e86a0e33cc8 PDF Text Text 1, ·' ! ' ' '• I, ~~-. •,' ; -. . e. ,, :' .. :.. t• . ·e n..·tne I ' f,.. • ' ,, ... ' "~ l .. , . - _ , _,_ ... ~ -~· '· ( llitot.... ,.,. ,.,. .......... •. :.mEIDl.EPORJ. Qll() NO. 88 1Fifty years 1'1nneroy a report that ·a · man, Captain f)m many years p~ roy-Mason leri(Y,b No. S, had r~t later proved '""" 1 This news lnt~l: _1 unusual. Tile~~ ~ quite a bit ol ;it ' tfl'ial on Caphl/1' prompted I Rift! !Dr the Gallipoljs to recall a storr. lain de Wolle ab tl)at loOk place .o1 ver at Gallipolif. 11 was about liD made over 40 yei> several ministen Uies on board whc a Baptist Asso'c:t liOn being held a· l2 days - ooe day loncer than last year. The cast 'fHiures top names from the entertainment world aDd the sell have undergone a flS million la<eUftlnc- An "&ud· and. was drowned. small satchel wi~ his brother mini~ ter the tragedy! ibockl!d to lind ;; His Dody was tat :'The story was , c:ouple o( veteran i tbeir recollections ir1 ensuing River f tile Tribone, as !1 Rick Hawley on "Bachelor lloy~ owned by John Alienswas outrid;r for the 103rd annual Meigs County Fair. Haw· a cousin of Allensworth's who hiniaelf served as outrider for . Aug. 23, lllf Huntington says h ~aiY·Did as clerk - - - - - -- News.Hig. :Meigs ( c. , '. . ,a.'' .. . ! • •. .!. _, ' . ' .. • ---------------~--------~~ MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1966 ., be aiJIIIItllted by such events as auta and boree rlldnc. All the eventa are Included In tile admission price of $1 f o r adults and 25-<:enta for children six to 12. There lJ no charge lor entranceway on lith Ave. spell· lng out omo in huge letters, a $290,000 highway directors exhibit building and 1 $1 Ql]lllon borse barn and eJhlblt building. One of tile few things which ~· ~~J::~S:tr?'L:fch~ u:',; do. •• , ~ - 10 ys an Sept. 1 111111 2 Ohio State Fair Youth Choir. Family and Alvlm Re7. I_ ~ed~e o[dev.;:'ts ln!ud~ vision stars, and the Rnnl?ff 1 ng. an . • Drivers auto thrUJ llil!f; 1•tterB; thJody Mteeiller, edslnger; _FuJ.-d Sept. 3 and 4- JlmmJ 1er ro ers, nag song an country aDd weatem lfljjlift dance. (ll'OUp and Mark Wilsoo, CIUcli: Cassey Sinpn, ..... magiCian. from the Jimmy Dean ..._.. Aug. 'll and 28 - Bob Hop.; &ion show, and tll8 HauL - I ,. Lovin Spoonlul re<orcilll!l art- Hell Drivers. • isis; Rhodes Brothers, comedy Sept. 5 - Jimmy lleaa .... Bridget; third, Debbie All Star, and singing quartet from Co- the Chuck C...,. illlllllll!f · ,\ driven by Sid Spencer and own- lumbus, and Paula Wayne, "Buckeye 100" USAC.liii8CIIoaal by Jaoob Wlneberger GalU- Broadway musieal slar. midget .,Jo raea with • polia ' Aug. 'll (nigbt) - Miss USA .purse, IIIII 1111 11'11111 fiDIIe · - World Beauty Papant, Jill• flreworta dllplaJ, · .. ' •. ~· Case was MEIGS LOCAL trtct adopted a, ,· this- yell tho.. wlthout a ·i1 100 to $5,700 fOil , 1 master's deRfe m . ore years~f4 ve teacbers 'ftl .; the Southern and coming out o t~ district only 1 Jll!)te elementary .ljigh !!Chool eoriu er to complete th• . . E Meigs County's 1113rd Fair became probably the mOll sue cesslul In hllltory, Saturday aa 3,099 paid admlsalonl swelled the five-ilay tela! to 11,887. Uoofficlal records llldlcate the 1.818 fair edition OICtlded the previous top attendance ill recent hll!tory bY 1,200. The prevloul hlgb neon1 attendance w11 lor the IIIIlS tennlal fair wllln lO,a, perso111 Speticer\ol Pomeroy. Plactnt second In the first race was /ulle Brod, owned and by Dudley Mooo, Waablngloo C. H.: placing third waa Frisco Goon, owned and drlvea by J. C. Riley, Ironton. Secood race, lirst place, War-thy Flnl; second place, Julie Brod; third place, Cbampl<ml Morsan, owned and driven by Ray Newhart of Marietta. 'l'lltrd raoe, first place went paid sates.odmtploa ~ Altendanee thll- year Md bJ IJlOl'e than MOO the 1885 total wheu J,863 pall! were rectndecl. 'l'hl •lbndtmce for the lin~ day of tldt year's fair wu ·~ 64l mo:ft than tbe lll1lll cioy lilt , _ a,e7 paid to pus ·lbrou&h -!< . . ·' ii.Dd T~l~· Case, the directi111 Robert K. Hoelllch, qaln ed to be the b1f drswlng oard the (ll'andatand altracUons 81 2,SO'I persona paid to aee the two presentatlona. Fair altendance records dJd not Include the 2,1loo memberlblpi'Giellll oolcl. "An IDdlcaUOIII are that II wu ftt7 suceealul In every upeet," remarked Secretary Don Reuter on the lair today. Bora barneao racing rMulta sbowed Worthy Flnt winning flnl Ia the flnt aDd second races of the day. Wortby Fint, owned by Burdell McKIJmey of Middleport wu by Queena Oh,Frederick owned and by Robert o1~:drlven:::l leCOnd place, Ginny driven by Sid Spencer, by Cbarlea Ecker of GalllpoUa: thl.rd place, Kine llijjh, drlvea by A. Gabel, owned by Lym81l · Gates, Mt. SlerUng. . Fourth Raeo, fllat, Queens leCOIId, Kine Wgh: third, l'llnDitc. · '. both perfomances Terror Gangs Mount New Attacks I Hen ,._*'I . · ,Jiiltt - Jl!ll!i!! . ts• 1 rw, fl1'lt Sen~ ....;,,.1 by V. Britt, owned by K. Hsrper of Malap, Oblo; ...,.,nd, Tile Devils P&rdner, owned and drlvea by H. Fuller of _Croton; 'l'lltrd place, Belle's Bridget, driven by J. Jllmet~, RACE SCENE - ·Horse harness racin g was omi of the many highlights _of the. awned ~ E. H. and W. C. Hum- 1966 Meigs County Fair and close heats such as the one above were typical of "'--~ l>omeolroythe. da ,._, tbe three days of racing. "In contention, "driven by Sid Spencer of Pomeroy, wu winner of this race.-Sentlnel Photo. Ruuu race y, -·~ Chlef: Serond, Belle's Burlesque, with Kentucky Draw~ is Back COLUMBUS (UPO - 1 ~---- Is scbeduled to Bur- worried 'bout a sllly ol' law,'' burlesque bouse at CrJnal, return to said Miss Rage who is current- When asked wby abe IOlllo's capital city after a lew ly the feature at the Gayety picked to "pioneer" here,-~ absence. Rage replled: '"11m7 say ....... got a beautiful body <C-28-411,)"!' "Ah lhlDk thll ba'a 1 Nl1ll alee town," she aald witb • Kentucky drawl that would 1111!1 the Blue Crus. "And ah tGIIIIl lmow ... ah've ,._ lielh ,_. ·Leaders WiJ.f' - two hours.•• ·<. , ItT. 33 REL<JCI ..-.~ided lor a Jt fray from Rocl~>} V'rvlln, is bei" <Ordlng to Johrr,l ....• l~IJ/!I'Iay Divisiob !he job was supp< iext month, but ~ 'p WORLD due to a lag In along the whieh is C!!l Its being in a coafl ~&l!al• ••Y. 1 ~ ONE OF THE Ia Court wu by Donna .Ill £o!uimbus lor 1M Lee Crisp ol Sel - n. Jl......,.,. ...Nil '66 Fair Sets Record l{uor in the prea1 !Om a one. ..t; COLUMBUS <UP!) - '!be ience" of between 1.5 mDUon clllldren onder slx. wlll cost falrgoers money once Itiona! finals. . eUrlatn 1000 up Thursday on and 2 mlDloo penons Is expect. Also featured will be the na- they get Inside the gall!s Is food, AU&. :111, 30 aDd 11 - 1!!9 what lJ tout.!~ u the blaest ed to paaa through tile fair- tiona! fmals of the Mls8 USA- and there will be 150 standlo and Como; Hermall'l lleimlll, .... . show In Ohio - the 1.818 edl· grounds. World contest, and livestocll and restaurants where it wtll be Ish rock ani roll araap; Yl(!f lion of the State Fair. Amonc the entertainera who junior lairs billed as the largest a•ailable. Americans, slnsbll ·• · There'll be no eorly closing will puf,In appearances are Bob In the world. . peariJ>Il with Qmo; Daa ·· 1 for this show either, It's ltll'e to Hope, Cab callotway, Art Link· Improvements at the fair- ~~~t~n~ the : w~ll :: comedian; the Fuller . . eomplell! Us scheduled run ol letter and Perry Como, who will (ll'ounds Include a new $411,1100 g s marc ng 8 ';, • Mark Wilson, aDd CrmdJ Qf the preacher!- ~ule .j:l ' . ~·" ,, On the way up IN MEIGS C ., MEIGS COUNT ~ locused on 1nnual Meigs Cou. Swung into action closed Its gates S. The first days at olmost double th upener in 1965, a1 plenty to see at I over 800 entries. Racine had · the purchasing the !In eral days the po went over tbe 2,001 2,100 "aeason tick• ali!B swelled cro etb'actions were l !brill show and Bli . Curtain Raises ThurS w. va. .",By Dwlgbl 01 . ' .E - ! - .. ' _-. Confer Friday On Appalachia .- . ~":"" �' ... ~- ' . i ; '. ~,, &· '~: i. ~ •.••• ~ ' ·~4:\i.;•.· '· •''!fi!i •• 1 ' 't I ·' .J '· '· ·, " AILSTAR '' ' ' . ' Four Foreign ·:!: ..~re· .The~~:~~: TeamsComplete ::· Pitr~ay, 1riilnm of' 1fed11~~··· ~-..·. Se •e8 F'te:Jd """ .m th "'"· · ..-Y Friday is mold lf1l!ll<tor.• By~ MEYERS QaetUan Of Pala Beb Veale's two-bit pllcblnC UPI lipuriJ w~ "lt'o a matter ol how long I and en J8.blt attack enabled U, 1 Sandy Koufir 1J great moly· can stand the ' pain. ..., "'•ce n· "'""''' ''·"'· • ' T'' P> Pirates 1o mid on lo lint ~because of •• artbrlt!c left coaiiBulng ·. to pilch as I'm by one pereentage point over '"") dlle. The ebamplonsbl~ · .i By Uolled Preulniemadoul Los Angeles f St. LOuis 1 elbow. Without 11, ·he'd be ~. there's a duume I may Sail Frencllco. Veale retired 18 WILLIAMSPqRT, Pa. (•";~. wbkb will;•lelec., d. · America• Leegoe San Fran 9 Atlanta 'f do great permanent damage lo straight following Billy WI~ -Four teams from the Unl"''\ i1 (ABC) Is ~•' w. L. P<t. GB Moaday's Probable Pllcben my arm like this," Koufax said, llama' Orst • inAing bomer. states and four farelga entries p.m. tEDTl Saturday, Balllmore so a .650 ... CAll Thn.. EDT> The million dollllr.tharm 00 the .. bending his arm Into tile Jetter Roberto Cletnellte alammed biB make up the field for 1111 !IJtb · _ · ,.,. 0011 paw w "L.' ' Detroil 67 » .~9 1211 ' Natloa81 21st home 1'1111 for Pltllburgb anDual Little League World WOIIILY 'IIIAKoo · '· ~ • Cleveland oo 59 .528 a Clncinwlll at San 30th game ol tha aeaso11, and teemmates Willie StargeU, Series which npens Tueoday. NEW YOli.K'- fi:JPJ) __.flU Minnesota 00 511 .528 15 Ellis !10·14) vs. Glbboe (3-6), St. Louis lo slx bill Elsewhere In the National Jesse Gonder and Manll)' Mall lbe New York Y8Dkee ' ....,....., Chicago and fanlllng 10 Sul!daY In a H League, 'Pittsburgh whipped collecled four bits apiece. Sacramento, Call!., plays cast apooaors 11 reedJ to piW~! 65 00 52 1 Callforula :~ P·~~w York at Los Angeles victory... Chicago 1-1, Houston bombed The Giants crecked out 11 Windsor, Ontario, in tie lirlt for lhe worrying ll ·cli!M . .. ~ : 1 11 61 113 New York 56 69 .441128 (Hi .,, SirnmOJlll 2011 . wlnn ClnciRnoU 11.0, Sea Frauclsco bits with Jim Ray Hart game, and Houston, Tes., with the fanll whe an iull~"· Washillllton 56 72 438 26 A erne er, lopped Atlanta !14 8lld New blghught' lha offense with a ''11'1 I •te tram mr mom, meets Monterrey, Melica, In lhrough another seeond dlvlalij"' · \1 p.m. feat is amazlllll coo- York beat Philadelphia ,twice "'1 eooobl" the second game of a doubJ&. a~.•. ··.'.,':'.~. · KalliO& City M 71 .432 ~ Pblladelpbla at lhe ooodlllOII o1 biB &6 allll 5-l ' three-run homer. Hart, who wu•• . , f··. Boston 54 74 ,422 28\1 Buhl (5-7) vs. Frymaa arm. from traumatic · also had a slllgle, drove in four header. The Tidewater OH eempan1,' • Suaday's Remits 8:15 p.m. arthritis to biB elbow, Koufax Ill the American League, rWls. Tlto Fu..tes, Willie Kankakee, DL, takes oa West wbicb anDOUDced Sunday· II dlt Wasbingtoo 7 Californm 4 Sl. Louis at goe• from lllrl te start never Detroit stopped front·runniDg Mays, Lea Gabrielson, Jay New York, N.J., Wedaesday be baok ~til the learn• Chicago 3 Cleveland 2 (1·1) vs. Bruce (2·9) 9:30 kaowlng "wbea my next pllch Baltimore 9. f , Wa!lhillgton Alou a•d Hal Lenier each aDd Wayakama, Japan, plays television and radio for a · ~ 1 , , Boston 6 Minnesota 4 Atlauia at Los will be my last." upoaded Callforoia H, Chicago acCDUIIIed for one RBI against stralgbt year In 1967, bas· ...., ' New York 7 Kansas City I <3·2) vs. Drysdale t!l-13) ''They llld 11 would set edged Cleveland 3-2, BootoB the Braves. Bub Priddy, work· Tuesday. "Oooh, do we worry" lbeJne·• u Detroit 9 Baltimore 4 p.m. worse," said Kou· nipped Mlmu!sota 11-4 and New lng the fifth and sixth Innings, In Sunday's action, Beloit de- Its commercials and II - ·! l Monday'o Probable Pilfbero Tuesday' I Gamet who 1eanled of his York beated Kansas City 7-3. raised his slate to 5-J. • fealed Adrlaa, 3-3 whlle North· to fit In nicely with the· tr.av,all• ' I {No games ocbeduledl Philadelphia at Pitts,. Bight , in March, 1!11111, ....d "The ann felt 8 lot better Dave GlusU, a one-time bll brook ousled Radcliffe, Ky., tz. of lhe one-time world eha!!l!· l Tuesday'• Games New York at Chicago It has." than 1 thought 11 would," league third base prospect, ATHENS, Ohio (UP)) -Grove 4. pions. '"I l Chicago at Detroit, night St. Louis al Houslon, &igbl Against Ciacinwld last Wed· beamed Koufax, a two-time Cy drove Ia six ruJIII an4 hurled a City Ohio's entry In the Amer-- -· - 1 Minn. at Wash., 2, twl·nlghl AtlaRia at Los Aag., night Resday, hll felt 1 twinge In the Young Award winner. "II six·hit shutout as the Astree ran i...,; Leglos Regional Baseball Cleveland at B'altimore, night Cincinnati at San Fran., · third inllng &nd left the game seemed te get better as we their home winDlag atreak Tournament here was•'l 1 California at New York, mght suffering fmm went along , I'm very pleased against Cinchmati to ~· Giusti around fer today• 1' semi-final • in the fifth, 1 Kansas City at Boston, night j Jateraatianal League Standing• , terrific pam. In the clubhouse that it came back so well after cleared the bases twl.c e. wl~ actloll. . - besides soaking hio arm m only tour days ." three·ruo doubles in wmnrng his Natloaal League By Uwled Freu Inter1aUonaJ ] ice-~ater as usual -:-Koufax The Dodgers scored a.n ~eir 13th. game in tt decisions and The Ohioans were ellminated , W. L. Pd. GB W. L. Pet. GB . receoved a shot of cortiSone to runs in the first three mmngs . helpmg Houston sweep the four· 3-1 by Northbrook, Ill., when •Twin Size Hollywood Beds, comp. $39.75_, Piltsburgh 72 5() .590 ... Columbus 73 56 .:iti6 ... I inhibit the palo and swelling. Ron Fairly, wlw collected three gnme series, righthander Frank Battaglia 2 pee. Living Room Suites $97. ·. San Francisco 73 51 .589 .•• Rochester 71 59 .546 2t,.J Because of the iRtense pain straight singles, drove in Lou proved too much for the Grove Los Angeles 69 53 .566 3 Toronto 71 60 .543 3 and the possobility of winding Johnstn in the first to even the IRISH FOOTBALL City squad In aclion late Satur· e9x12 Linoleum Rugs $4.88 Phliadelphia 61 57 .540 6 Buffalo 67 62 .519 6 up permanently crippled in his count at l-1. Jim Lefebvre DUBLIN {UP!) - Meath de- day. •Bunk Beds, complete $68 , :.~ 63 60 ·512 911 Rochmond St Louis 65 115 .500 8 ~>l1en arm Koufax has con>i· drove home a run wilh a single fealed Down by two goals, 16 Tnday, Northbrook was lo "'I' ' Cincinnuli 60 63 .4118 1~''• Toledo .· M 00 .492 91> dered qullling. end John Kennedy knocked points, to one gool, nine points po•.e Beloit, Wis., wllh the win· Atlanta 59 r.:t .484 13 Jackson\llle 60 69 .465 13 across two with a single and In the all-Ireland Gaelic football ner getting to mox It up with · ,I; Houston 60 68 .447 17\11 Syracuse 49 83 .371 25\lo ~~~·f~'~ll!!:__ _~--~~"""'~1-~fi~·n~al~S~Wl~da~y~.----~Adr~iaa~,~Mic~ '~h~.,~for~th~e~U~Uo~on~...,...,...,...,,.,.,..,...,...,.,...,...........,.,...,........!!i.~. ..":1 New \'·urk 55 69 .444 18 1 SliOday's R.esul&ti ~_!lice y. Chirngo 41 80 .3:19 3()\0 iTorooto 6 Columb110 5, Is: Sunday's Results Toronlo 6 Columbus 5, end By UDlled Prets Jnternatfouaf New York 6 Phila 5, lsi Richmond 8 Rochester 3 Natieoal League • New York 5 Ph1la I, 2nd Syracuse 2 Jacksonville I, lsi G. AB. R. B. Pet I Pittsburgh 8 Chicago I Jcksnvle 4 Syra 0 2nd 7 ings Alou Pitt 106 387 57 133 .344 Houst~_ll Ciuc~_ati D. - - · Buffalo at T~i•.~o, P(Jil. rain. Stargll, Pitt 1117 375 66 123 .328 Alou, All 121 >23 88 170 .325 Carty, All 112372 52120 .323 Clmnte, Pill II> 481 76 154 .320 Allen, Phil 103 383 11121 .318 By Ulllted Ptess lnteraallooal son <38th). Cepeda, StL 103 360 52112 .311 Americau League National League Morgan, Hou sa 300 42 93 .310 Cold. 020 100 001- 4 6 I Atlanta 1100 200 1100- 4 II I : Clndrm, Pitt 116 427 61132 .3119 Wash. 223 1100 001- 7 10 0 San Fran 101 004 03x- 9 II 2 Helms, Cio 102 395 52 122 .3119 J. Lopez, M. Lopez (3), B. Johnson, Carroll (6), Aher· American Leegue Lee (3), RoJas (5), Sanford <7) 1nathy (6r and Torre: Herbel, G. AB. R. B. Pet. and I!Qdgers; .Ortega , Kline (9) Priddy t5), Linzy (1) and ! Oliva, Mlnn 122469 74151 .322 ll!ld Casanova. WP-{)rtega (!I- Hailer. WP ·-Priddy <5·3). LP- i F.Rbsn, Bal 1214>3 951f2 .31) 11). LP- J. Lopez tO·!). HR8- Carroll (4·50. HR- Hart <27th). I Kaline, Det 104 362 72113 .312 Knoop 115th). Casanova <13th), -Powell Bal 116 408 72121 J'l1 Howard (16th) , M c M u lie • Sl. Louis 100 1100 1100- I 6 I Wagne~ Cle m 3\Y/ 61 117 .295 <lith), Fregosi (10tli). 1L.A. 112 1100 Ollll:- 4 II 0 Rchrdt,' Cal B8 317 48 112 .290 Wasbbuu, Woodeshock (3), Kllbrw, Min 125 431 62124 .288 Minn. 000 400 1100- 4 6 0 Denms ll), Briles (7) and Mantle, NY 99314 'II iO .'JJf/ Boston 001 003 20x- 6 14 0 McCarver: Koufax (21J.7) and B.Rbsn, Bal 123 491 80 140 .285 Boswell, Siebler (6), Cimino Roseboro. LP- Washburn 19-7). Vlnlne, Was 120 471) 04 119 .283 ~7), Klippstein (7) and Batte~; Home Runs , 1 1 . conborg, Foscher <41 , Short 16 ), 1P1tts. 120 210 002- 8 18 0 i N alto a al Leap: Aaron, Wyatt (71 and Till~n .. WP- Chicago 100 1100 000- I 2 21 Braves 33; Mays, Giants 32; Wyatk (2.6L LP- CimJno (1-4). .Veale (13-7) and Gonder;, Allen, Phillles 30; Torre, -Roberts, Koonce <2), Lee <7) Braves, Stargell, Pirates aad K.C. 000 200 100- J 13 1 and Hundley. LP- Roberts (4- Saoto, Cubs 28. · New York 400 200 Olx- 7 10 0 8) . HR8-Willlams (23rd), Cl.. American LeagRe: F. Robil· Odom, Lindblad <21, Stock mente (21st) , Gonder <6th). son, Orioles 38: Powell, OriOle• {8) and Roof; Downi•g, Reniff . 32; Killebrew, -TwinJ 28; Coltr (71 , Hamillon (7 ) and Gibbs. Cin. 1100 1100 1100- 0 6 2 vito, Jndiaas and Pepitone, II> WP- Downing tS.S). LP-Odom Houston 1100 443 IIOx-11 II 01dlans, Yanke 28. <2·3). Nuxhllll, pavldsoo (4), Oslfeo RUDI Balled ID (51, Baldschun (6) and Ed- National Leei!UC: Aaron, Chicago 1100 000 :160- 3 7 2 wards : Giusti 03·10) aud Braves 91; Clemente, Pirates Cleve. 101 000 1100- 2 8 0 Brand. LP.:...Nuxhall 14-4), 86; Allen, Pblllles 85: Mays, Bt~hardt, Lamabe (6), Wll· Flnt Game Giaats 83; itargell, Piratea 81. helm (7) aod Romano; Hargan, New York 000 100 230- 6 10 I Amerlcaa League: Powell, O'Donogbue (7), Radatz •BI and Phlia. 100 030 010-· 5 10 3 Orioles 97; F. Robluoa, Orioles t\zcue, Crandall (9). WP- Fisher, Gardner (5), Hepler 91; B. Robinson, Orioles 84; Lam""" (7-G). LP-IIarga• (10· (71, Hamilton <II and Grote, Horton, Tigera 78; Killebrew, 1). . St!'Jlhenson (7); Wist, Morris ins 77. · (8), Fox (8) , Herbert (9) and PilcliiDg l!al!. 200 620 1100- f 7 0 •Dalrymple. WP-Hepler tJ.2). N alto a at Leaga« Perry, Detroit 20'l 3110 20x- 9 7 0 LP-Wise 13-4). HRS-Callison Gia11ls 20-2; Regan, Dodgers !liDrab ow sky, Bunker <3), (9th), Hickman I:Jrd). I ; Marichal, Giants 17-5; Brabender <4), Barber (7), J. Second Game Maloney, Reds 13-4; Koufu, Miller (7), Fisher t7) aad New York 000 002 003- 5 7 I Dodgers 20-7. Etchebarren; Wilson (15·91 and Phiia. 1100 010 1100- 1 2 0 Amerleao Leepeo McNally, I I Freehan. · J,P-Bunker (11-5). McGraw (2·5) aod Grote; Orioles 12·3; Wall, Orlolea 9-3; HRs-Kaline (23rdi , Northrup Bunning, Knowles (9), Fox m Boswell, Twins 12-5; Palmer, (12th), Wilson t5th), McAuliffe •nd Uecker. LP-Bunaio<: {IJ. 10riolea I~; $aaford, Aasell (14th), c..b \20th), F. Robin- 9). !H. Ohio Dumped • o• F,rom Legion DiamondPia.Y I j AUGUST FURNITURE SALE · BUDGET SHOP I e I BAKER FURNITURE IN MIDDLEPORT ''' '" LEADERS Line Scores TONIGHT thru TUISQAY "THI HIROIS 0' TILIMARK" ' llrk Doualao ~ lllebard 8 ami ' (Color) -'-ond.... YIRY SPICIAL PAYGa~ lklclt JludloD LuiJt Caroll (Color) I liB I' I:I I:H IHHR ! There's a 1-in-33 chance you'll have a mentally. retarded baby. llli SQUAD CALLED The Pomeroy emergency oquad took Doris Stafford of Minerovi~ to Veterlllli Memor· Ia! Hospital, Sunday at 2:27 p. Here's how to lower the odds. _________ RellnltliCIII, Waahin&ICifl, D. C. 20201 ..... .. ,. .,,_______ • ..,.._ • _ _ _ _ _Zip,. Coder-- --··-"'-"' ..• ., If I • willl 3. ROOMS ' New Furniture ...... __ etiLY '299 _., CO........,T_ MASON FUINITUII CO. MAlON, W. VA;. Do•t ,_..., .. .... ~ ... Dadlll ;JACK Stop In ••• anil,alkfanw "'lhqoo MGner''loali. Yw- l8t . . •nat,. liNd ri1ht - .. . for lllllhtlllld boohl, lid othtr"lftiBI . _ . - NI.A 'hal tor yourMII, toCII). ThM, ...., ill llllllble monthly III ' • It& W!llllllllllt Jll!ed To 1110Rif tor ..,. ....,. • • • f CASH befo~e •it I ·,a ;6~M night y aa .41fr dalftJ J- ..... ·' WHIIUIIiiiY IS 1HI QUISTIOII Tid~~ . IS . 0 $2511-0 I .3 0 a to' • R. H. ·RAWLINGS SONS CO. I II ' MILL & llliiiD II'UDI J.._IPORT, 0. P,e:~y IOOII.Md. · RAI-•:III"~IIty · • ; • .. . . . . . . . O.K.'111a . . far ,.., m F Ullle. ac;: . .• -' '' ..,. II& w SIIU - I Wrb for the free boOklet, Send you!' reque5t to the President's Committee on Mental tg1111ir~I j BID '66 •••d Marvin L. Monk, Col'un- \ buo, wao arreoltd by Pon,.,.~y [ pollee Sunday nlgltt on chat1es of drlvlnJI wllilo ln\Oilcalod. Monk 111 In county loll awaliiDg hearing hi ~r t.aar's coun Aaguot 21. Ia, Gl' # ;::x:;..•·'l'!" ..~... Wll• ·. Wll'ldllg 1111111 alia · for llack-te ldlaol ......-•• DRIVER HELD GROUND BROKEN COLUMBUS (Upl) - Ground was broken todaY for the ObiO lfi4torical Society'a flO million complex at 1111 alate fair- ?' Jtltl ..,...., I m. \ ···DRY., CfEAftiN· . G . ' ' ..,. . a . . - - Aooilolio W. .. lind It:- 992•2111, l'vlilll'l .• l. '...' • OA,IE•OtUINGEit, ·t,8GR. 'lllhllwll jj. .~' I. ' .•. l..;~ • ..f..,,.,,.......,,:;;... ..... ....-t.'....·.,'f.'..;l...:...• ~ -....:...ts:::;, ... . '· • ,,. ·,,. 'i' ' · - - ·- - - - . • • •• j.. I �' ... ~- ' . i ; '. ~,, &· '~: i. ~ •.••• ~ ' ·~4:\i.;•.· '· •''!fi!i •• 1 ' 't I ·' .J '· '· ·, " AILSTAR '' ' ' . ' Four Foreign ·:!: ..~re· .The~~:~~: TeamsComplete ::· Pitr~ay, 1riilnm of' 1fed11~~··· ~-..·. Se •e8 F'te:Jd """ .m th "'"· · ..-Y Friday is mold lf1l!ll<tor.• By~ MEYERS QaetUan Of Pala Beb Veale's two-bit pllcblnC UPI lipuriJ w~ "lt'o a matter ol how long I and en J8.blt attack enabled U, 1 Sandy Koufir 1J great moly· can stand the ' pain. ..., "'•ce n· "'""''' ''·"'· • ' T'' P> Pirates 1o mid on lo lint ~because of •• artbrlt!c left coaiiBulng ·. to pilch as I'm by one pereentage point over '"") dlle. The ebamplonsbl~ · .i By Uolled Preulniemadoul Los Angeles f St. LOuis 1 elbow. Without 11, ·he'd be ~. there's a duume I may Sail Frencllco. Veale retired 18 WILLIAMSPqRT, Pa. (•";~. wbkb will;•lelec., d. · America• Leegoe San Fran 9 Atlanta 'f do great permanent damage lo straight following Billy WI~ -Four teams from the Unl"''\ i1 (ABC) Is ~•' w. L. P<t. GB Moaday's Probable Pllcben my arm like this," Koufax said, llama' Orst • inAing bomer. states and four farelga entries p.m. tEDTl Saturday, Balllmore so a .650 ... CAll Thn.. EDT> The million dollllr.tharm 00 the .. bending his arm Into tile Jetter Roberto Cletnellte alammed biB make up the field for 1111 !IJtb · _ · ,.,. 0011 paw w "L.' ' Detroil 67 » .~9 1211 ' Natloa81 21st home 1'1111 for Pltllburgb anDual Little League World WOIIILY 'IIIAKoo · '· ~ • Cleveland oo 59 .528 a Clncinwlll at San 30th game ol tha aeaso11, and teemmates Willie StargeU, Series which npens Tueoday. NEW YOli.K'- fi:JPJ) __.flU Minnesota 00 511 .528 15 Ellis !10·14) vs. Glbboe (3-6), St. Louis lo slx bill Elsewhere In the National Jesse Gonder and Manll)' Mall lbe New York Y8Dkee ' ....,....., Chicago and fanlllng 10 Sul!daY In a H League, 'Pittsburgh whipped collecled four bits apiece. Sacramento, Call!., plays cast apooaors 11 reedJ to piW~! 65 00 52 1 Callforula :~ P·~~w York at Los Angeles victory... Chicago 1-1, Houston bombed The Giants crecked out 11 Windsor, Ontario, in tie lirlt for lhe worrying ll ·cli!M . .. ~ : 1 11 61 113 New York 56 69 .441128 (Hi .,, SirnmOJlll 2011 . wlnn ClnciRnoU 11.0, Sea Frauclsco bits with Jim Ray Hart game, and Houston, Tes., with the fanll whe an iull~"· Washillllton 56 72 438 26 A erne er, lopped Atlanta !14 8lld New blghught' lha offense with a ''11'1 I •te tram mr mom, meets Monterrey, Melica, In lhrough another seeond dlvlalij"' · \1 p.m. feat is amazlllll coo- York beat Philadelphia ,twice "'1 eooobl" the second game of a doubJ&. a~.•. ··.'.,':'.~. · KalliO& City M 71 .432 ~ Pblladelpbla at lhe ooodlllOII o1 biB &6 allll 5-l ' three-run homer. Hart, who wu•• . , f··. Boston 54 74 ,422 28\1 Buhl (5-7) vs. Frymaa arm. from traumatic · also had a slllgle, drove in four header. The Tidewater OH eempan1,' • Suaday's Remits 8:15 p.m. arthritis to biB elbow, Koufax Ill the American League, rWls. Tlto Fu..tes, Willie Kankakee, DL, takes oa West wbicb anDOUDced Sunday· II dlt Wasbingtoo 7 Californm 4 Sl. Louis at goe• from lllrl te start never Detroit stopped front·runniDg Mays, Lea Gabrielson, Jay New York, N.J., Wedaesday be baok ~til the learn• Chicago 3 Cleveland 2 (1·1) vs. Bruce (2·9) 9:30 kaowlng "wbea my next pllch Baltimore 9. f , Wa!lhillgton Alou a•d Hal Lenier each aDd Wayakama, Japan, plays television and radio for a · ~ 1 , , Boston 6 Minnesota 4 Atlauia at Los will be my last." upoaded Callforoia H, Chicago acCDUIIIed for one RBI against stralgbt year In 1967, bas· ...., ' New York 7 Kansas City I <3·2) vs. Drysdale t!l-13) ''They llld 11 would set edged Cleveland 3-2, BootoB the Braves. Bub Priddy, work· Tuesday. "Oooh, do we worry" lbeJne·• u Detroit 9 Baltimore 4 p.m. worse," said Kou· nipped Mlmu!sota 11-4 and New lng the fifth and sixth Innings, In Sunday's action, Beloit de- Its commercials and II - ·! l Monday'o Probable Pilfbero Tuesday' I Gamet who 1eanled of his York beated Kansas City 7-3. raised his slate to 5-J. • fealed Adrlaa, 3-3 whlle North· to fit In nicely with the· tr.av,all• ' I {No games ocbeduledl Philadelphia at Pitts,. Bight , in March, 1!11111, ....d "The ann felt 8 lot better Dave GlusU, a one-time bll brook ousled Radcliffe, Ky., tz. of lhe one-time world eha!!l!· l Tuesday'• Games New York at Chicago It has." than 1 thought 11 would," league third base prospect, ATHENS, Ohio (UP)) -Grove 4. pions. '"I l Chicago at Detroit, night St. Louis al Houslon, &igbl Against Ciacinwld last Wed· beamed Koufax, a two-time Cy drove Ia six ruJIII an4 hurled a City Ohio's entry In the Amer-- -· - 1 Minn. at Wash., 2, twl·nlghl AtlaRia at Los Aag., night Resday, hll felt 1 twinge In the Young Award winner. "II six·hit shutout as the Astree ran i...,; Leglos Regional Baseball Cleveland at B'altimore, night Cincinnati at San Fran., · third inllng &nd left the game seemed te get better as we their home winDlag atreak Tournament here was•'l 1 California at New York, mght suffering fmm went along , I'm very pleased against Cinchmati to ~· Giusti around fer today• 1' semi-final • in the fifth, 1 Kansas City at Boston, night j Jateraatianal League Standing• , terrific pam. In the clubhouse that it came back so well after cleared the bases twl.c e. wl~ actloll. . - besides soaking hio arm m only tour days ." three·ruo doubles in wmnrng his Natloaal League By Uwled Freu Inter1aUonaJ ] ice-~ater as usual -:-Koufax The Dodgers scored a.n ~eir 13th. game in tt decisions and The Ohioans were ellminated , W. L. Pd. GB W. L. Pet. GB . receoved a shot of cortiSone to runs in the first three mmngs . helpmg Houston sweep the four· 3-1 by Northbrook, Ill., when •Twin Size Hollywood Beds, comp. $39.75_, Piltsburgh 72 5() .590 ... Columbus 73 56 .:iti6 ... I inhibit the palo and swelling. Ron Fairly, wlw collected three gnme series, righthander Frank Battaglia 2 pee. Living Room Suites $97. ·. San Francisco 73 51 .589 .•• Rochester 71 59 .546 2t,.J Because of the iRtense pain straight singles, drove in Lou proved too much for the Grove Los Angeles 69 53 .566 3 Toronto 71 60 .543 3 and the possobility of winding Johnstn in the first to even the IRISH FOOTBALL City squad In aclion late Satur· e9x12 Linoleum Rugs $4.88 Phliadelphia 61 57 .540 6 Buffalo 67 62 .519 6 up permanently crippled in his count at l-1. Jim Lefebvre DUBLIN {UP!) - Meath de- day. •Bunk Beds, complete $68 , :.~ 63 60 ·512 911 Rochmond St Louis 65 115 .500 8 ~>l1en arm Koufax has con>i· drove home a run wilh a single fealed Down by two goals, 16 Tnday, Northbrook was lo "'I' ' Cincinnuli 60 63 .4118 1~''• Toledo .· M 00 .492 91> dered qullling. end John Kennedy knocked points, to one gool, nine points po•.e Beloit, Wis., wllh the win· Atlanta 59 r.:t .484 13 Jackson\llle 60 69 .465 13 across two with a single and In the all-Ireland Gaelic football ner getting to mox It up with · ,I; Houston 60 68 .447 17\11 Syracuse 49 83 .371 25\lo ~~~·f~'~ll!!:__ _~--~~"""'~1-~fi~·n~al~S~Wl~da~y~.----~Adr~iaa~,~Mic~ '~h~.,~for~th~e~U~Uo~on~...,...,...,...,,.,.,..,...,...,.,...,...........,.,...,........!!i.~. ..":1 New \'·urk 55 69 .444 18 1 SliOday's R.esul&ti ~_!lice y. Chirngo 41 80 .3:19 3()\0 iTorooto 6 Columb110 5, Is: Sunday's Results Toronlo 6 Columbus 5, end By UDlled Prets Jnternatfouaf New York 6 Phila 5, lsi Richmond 8 Rochester 3 Natieoal League • New York 5 Ph1la I, 2nd Syracuse 2 Jacksonville I, lsi G. AB. R. B. Pet I Pittsburgh 8 Chicago I Jcksnvle 4 Syra 0 2nd 7 ings Alou Pitt 106 387 57 133 .344 Houst~_ll Ciuc~_ati D. - - · Buffalo at T~i•.~o, P(Jil. rain. Stargll, Pitt 1117 375 66 123 .328 Alou, All 121 >23 88 170 .325 Carty, All 112372 52120 .323 Clmnte, Pill II> 481 76 154 .320 Allen, Phil 103 383 11121 .318 By Ulllted Ptess lnteraallooal son <38th). Cepeda, StL 103 360 52112 .311 Americau League National League Morgan, Hou sa 300 42 93 .310 Cold. 020 100 001- 4 6 I Atlanta 1100 200 1100- 4 II I : Clndrm, Pitt 116 427 61132 .3119 Wash. 223 1100 001- 7 10 0 San Fran 101 004 03x- 9 II 2 Helms, Cio 102 395 52 122 .3119 J. Lopez, M. Lopez (3), B. Johnson, Carroll (6), Aher· American Leegue Lee (3), RoJas (5), Sanford <7) 1nathy (6r and Torre: Herbel, G. AB. R. B. Pet. and I!Qdgers; .Ortega , Kline (9) Priddy t5), Linzy (1) and ! Oliva, Mlnn 122469 74151 .322 ll!ld Casanova. WP-{)rtega (!I- Hailer. WP ·-Priddy <5·3). LP- i F.Rbsn, Bal 1214>3 951f2 .31) 11). LP- J. Lopez tO·!). HR8- Carroll (4·50. HR- Hart <27th). I Kaline, Det 104 362 72113 .312 Knoop 115th). Casanova <13th), -Powell Bal 116 408 72121 J'l1 Howard (16th) , M c M u lie • Sl. Louis 100 1100 1100- I 6 I Wagne~ Cle m 3\Y/ 61 117 .295 <lith), Fregosi (10tli). 1L.A. 112 1100 Ollll:- 4 II 0 Rchrdt,' Cal B8 317 48 112 .290 Wasbbuu, Woodeshock (3), Kllbrw, Min 125 431 62124 .288 Minn. 000 400 1100- 4 6 0 Denms ll), Briles (7) and Mantle, NY 99314 'II iO .'JJf/ Boston 001 003 20x- 6 14 0 McCarver: Koufax (21J.7) and B.Rbsn, Bal 123 491 80 140 .285 Boswell, Siebler (6), Cimino Roseboro. LP- Washburn 19-7). Vlnlne, Was 120 471) 04 119 .283 ~7), Klippstein (7) and Batte~; Home Runs , 1 1 . conborg, Foscher <41 , Short 16 ), 1P1tts. 120 210 002- 8 18 0 i N alto a al Leap: Aaron, Wyatt (71 and Till~n .. WP- Chicago 100 1100 000- I 2 21 Braves 33; Mays, Giants 32; Wyatk (2.6L LP- CimJno (1-4). .Veale (13-7) and Gonder;, Allen, Phillles 30; Torre, -Roberts, Koonce <2), Lee <7) Braves, Stargell, Pirates aad K.C. 000 200 100- J 13 1 and Hundley. LP- Roberts (4- Saoto, Cubs 28. · New York 400 200 Olx- 7 10 0 8) . HR8-Willlams (23rd), Cl.. American LeagRe: F. Robil· Odom, Lindblad <21, Stock mente (21st) , Gonder <6th). son, Orioles 38: Powell, OriOle• {8) and Roof; Downi•g, Reniff . 32; Killebrew, -TwinJ 28; Coltr (71 , Hamillon (7 ) and Gibbs. Cin. 1100 1100 1100- 0 6 2 vito, Jndiaas and Pepitone, II> WP- Downing tS.S). LP-Odom Houston 1100 443 IIOx-11 II 01dlans, Yanke 28. <2·3). Nuxhllll, pavldsoo (4), Oslfeo RUDI Balled ID (51, Baldschun (6) and Ed- National Leei!UC: Aaron, Chicago 1100 000 :160- 3 7 2 wards : Giusti 03·10) aud Braves 91; Clemente, Pirates Cleve. 101 000 1100- 2 8 0 Brand. LP.:...Nuxhall 14-4), 86; Allen, Pblllles 85: Mays, Bt~hardt, Lamabe (6), Wll· Flnt Game Giaats 83; itargell, Piratea 81. helm (7) aod Romano; Hargan, New York 000 100 230- 6 10 I Amerlcaa League: Powell, O'Donogbue (7), Radatz •BI and Phlia. 100 030 010-· 5 10 3 Orioles 97; F. Robluoa, Orioles t\zcue, Crandall (9). WP- Fisher, Gardner (5), Hepler 91; B. Robinson, Orioles 84; Lam""" (7-G). LP-IIarga• (10· (71, Hamilton <II and Grote, Horton, Tigera 78; Killebrew, 1). . St!'Jlhenson (7); Wist, Morris ins 77. · (8), Fox (8) , Herbert (9) and PilcliiDg l!al!. 200 620 1100- f 7 0 •Dalrymple. WP-Hepler tJ.2). N alto a at Leaga« Perry, Detroit 20'l 3110 20x- 9 7 0 LP-Wise 13-4). HRS-Callison Gia11ls 20-2; Regan, Dodgers !liDrab ow sky, Bunker <3), (9th), Hickman I:Jrd). I ; Marichal, Giants 17-5; Brabender <4), Barber (7), J. Second Game Maloney, Reds 13-4; Koufu, Miller (7), Fisher t7) aad New York 000 002 003- 5 7 I Dodgers 20-7. Etchebarren; Wilson (15·91 and Phiia. 1100 010 1100- 1 2 0 Amerleao Leepeo McNally, I I Freehan. · J,P-Bunker (11-5). McGraw (2·5) aod Grote; Orioles 12·3; Wall, Orlolea 9-3; HRs-Kaline (23rdi , Northrup Bunning, Knowles (9), Fox m Boswell, Twins 12-5; Palmer, (12th), Wilson t5th), McAuliffe •nd Uecker. LP-Bunaio<: {IJ. 10riolea I~; $aaford, Aasell (14th), c..b \20th), F. Robin- 9). !H. Ohio Dumped • o• F,rom Legion DiamondPia.Y I j AUGUST FURNITURE SALE · BUDGET SHOP I e I BAKER FURNITURE IN MIDDLEPORT ''' '" LEADERS Line Scores TONIGHT thru TUISQAY "THI HIROIS 0' TILIMARK" ' llrk Doualao ~ lllebard 8 ami ' (Color) -'-ond.... YIRY SPICIAL PAYGa~ lklclt JludloD LuiJt Caroll (Color) I liB I' I:I I:H IHHR ! There's a 1-in-33 chance you'll have a mentally. retarded baby. llli SQUAD CALLED The Pomeroy emergency oquad took Doris Stafford of Minerovi~ to Veterlllli Memor· Ia! Hospital, Sunday at 2:27 p. Here's how to lower the odds. _________ RellnltliCIII, Waahin&ICifl, D. C. 20201 ..... .. ,. .,,_______ • ..,.._ • _ _ _ _ _Zip,. Coder-- --··-"'-"' ..• ., If I • willl 3. ROOMS ' New Furniture ...... __ etiLY '299 _., CO........,T_ MASON FUINITUII CO. MAlON, W. VA;. Do•t ,_..., .. .... ~ ... Dadlll ;JACK Stop In ••• anil,alkfanw "'lhqoo MGner''loali. Yw- l8t . . •nat,. liNd ri1ht - .. . for lllllhtlllld boohl, lid othtr"lftiBI . _ . - NI.A 'hal tor yourMII, toCII). ThM, ...., ill llllllble monthly III ' • It& W!llllllllllt Jll!ed To 1110Rif tor ..,. ....,. • • • f CASH befo~e •it I ·,a ;6~M night y aa .41fr dalftJ J- ..... ·' WHIIUIIiiiY IS 1HI QUISTIOII Tid~~ . IS . 0 $2511-0 I .3 0 a to' • R. H. ·RAWLINGS SONS CO. I II ' MILL & llliiiD II'UDI J.._IPORT, 0. P,e:~y IOOII.Md. · RAI-•:III"~IIty · • ; • .. . . . . . . . O.K.'111a . . far ,.., m F Ullle. ac;: . .• -' '' ..,. II& w SIIU - I Wrb for the free boOklet, Send you!' reque5t to the President's Committee on Mental tg1111ir~I j BID '66 •••d Marvin L. Monk, Col'un- \ buo, wao arreoltd by Pon,.,.~y [ pollee Sunday nlgltt on chat1es of drlvlnJI wllilo ln\Oilcalod. Monk 111 In county loll awaliiDg hearing hi ~r t.aar's coun Aaguot 21. Ia, Gl' # ;::x:;..•·'l'!" ..~... Wll• ·. Wll'ldllg 1111111 alia · for llack-te ldlaol ......-•• DRIVER HELD GROUND BROKEN COLUMBUS (Upl) - Ground was broken todaY for the ObiO lfi4torical Society'a flO million complex at 1111 alate fair- ?' Jtltl ..,...., I m. \ ···DRY., CfEAftiN· . G . ' ' ..,. . a . . - - Aooilolio W. .. lind It:- 992•2111, l'vlilll'l .• l. '...' • OA,IE•OtUINGEit, ·t,8GR. 'lllhllwll jj. .~' I. ' .•. l..;~ • ..f..,,.,,.......,,:;;... ..... ....-t.'....·.,'f.'..;l...:...• ~ -....:...ts:::;, ... . '· • ,,. ·,,. 'i' ' · - - ·- - - - . • • •• j.. I �,• . f Ps!ir tiufnlo::l r1•ay Ml44le,.n.•~ ~. - - - 'HELEII .HRP-USt /Gilmer With DeWitt Now o illi" p} Ch • · I n Br. ant om . mce 2- \' - &n't tiave any dollies ia and I don't go ao)"Where by Helen ·~tel ' IIJfe, ., ,, to nice,~ give a lot to -havo!'hlm Uke me. I:~~b~~ . ~: I 'do' 7. NOT GOOD .- By vtTO STELID!O along with 48,111 faD! In the YOUTI! ASU:D FOR IT! WeU, my friend and I were Dear NGk . UPl SJ10rll Wrlltr Yale Bowl as MorraU Tbia colllmL ia for young.peo- talking about your column and First,. you .can start· Ulllng ' Now Harry Gilmer knows ploted 11 ol 20 passes for pte, the;, pl'llblems and pleaS' how you understand· kids, lnd \ your•elf. I'll bet a tube of ecne ltlnd summer it's been yards and a touchdown to ures their trouble• and fun. my Sunday Scbool teacher said lotion to a slr.e-rnedium girdle , ••• , 01 1 1 ,1 Bill O.Witt the Giants to a 11-7 triumph t\s ~ith tbo rest of Helen Help advice columnists were "spawn-~ you aren't "borrlble" in either Je Witt. owner ol the over the Lions-and MorraU did US! , it welcomes laughs but ed of the Devil.": There were fact or figure, and your clothes rhcinnatl Reds has suffered In lt even though rookie offensive dodge ~ serious question some more words, and then I I arc just as stylisn as your neigh,, •..,.,. thls season as his tiiCkles FranciS Peay ind got mad and called her a dumb bor's - who think's HERS 1 brush-off. d· lsloo to •hlp Frank Robinson Davis were having. problems Send your teen-age questions old biddy. So she called our arc from Nowhere City too. t qaltimore has been called with their pass blockin8. to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, folks, and we both got spanked. You won't ever attract a boy u. most "brilliant" move in The victory In the only pro care of Helen Help US! this She never even read your col· when you're thinking all those b· •hall •ince the Boston Red football ethlbltlon game Sunday umn, Helen. I negative thoughts. St stop So• sent 8 pltchero<JuUielder boosted the Giants' oerfeet Now I'm not allowed to read . wringing your hands, and try . flllmed Babe Ruth to the New record to 3.0 while Detroit Is 0. ARE COLLEGE MEN your column until you apolo- a little chest beating, You have ·York Yankees in 1919. :n · MORE AGGRESSIVE (J!ze. Please do! - THE TWO good qualities: admit it and ; flilmer's first major decision While the Lion-Giant contest De: · Helen: , OF US ei1)Phasize them. Once you can after he was named Oetrolt was the only NFL game Reading that letter from A Dear Two: · see the nice things about your· :Lin""' football coaCh last vear Sunday there were five games Normal Guy" who says ot's the Sorry about that: about what, 1 self: you can begtn working on · wa• to choose either Mnt Plwn on Saturday. Chicago beat nature of the beast to D18ke It don't know, but you need ail your defects and a good op, 01 Earl Murral: as his first Washington 24-10, Cleveland passes, and passes, and paSlles, the help you can get. ener is a doCtor's appointment tttrlng quarterback. whipped Atlanta 42·3, Minnesome thmk of a theory I Next time, kids, mind your to help wtn the battle of acne He cOOS. Plum. ta stopped Los Anseles :!4'10, . manners. Vour sup)IOrt is appre· and the bulge. '! It's been called the worst Dallas stunned Green Bay 2J.3 My Hndlngs are that most dated, but you 'd better let me Happy hunting! - H. ] ' -Dltr, ltpi!.,; ·Ja~~~~ 0.~ --~11., J .1 1 m~~ ~· ct!P~ ,aornd~thin. but he's a· I would . 1 ·. : j 1 ll Cl je re m sc gr 81 ro er D , 8 " I :-. declstoo in Detroit since they and Pittsburgh whipped San lo males llave a fight my own ~attles. thanks I Dear Helen : ::decided to make the Edsel. Francisco 34-17 lower moral standard than do all the same - H. :· 1'o rnakP it even worse. There were also four AFL lhose who nave not attended , ST~ RT LIKING YOURSELF :.Gi lmer dpt·rded 8 two-quarter- games Saturday night with college Do you have any statis- Dear Helen: ;:back svstem can't work and he :. shipped \1orraJ! to the New : Ynrk t-;umt~ in a three-way · de a 1 witl'l the c 1 eve 1and Browns Gilmer had to Boston topping Oakland 21-10 tics on this- OPENED EYES Help! I'm trying to impress a and Kansas Cit~ stopping San Dear O.E. · . . boy who has a motorbike, was Diego 31-21 in a doubleheader Sorrv 11n st.atn;tw~ \11~vhe on the baseball. football and at l\nahf"iTl1 Nt>w V0r~ ..: "ns college men jusl SEEM ~ore I basketball teams. has. d a.r k I I am 1! . and f smoke. Just D~ause 1 smoke, my parents I won't let me drive. I think a senior in high school should be allowetfto smoke . Most of my gir l friends to and they are al· lo~c~ to drive. What do you i Joe " Nameth stopped M1am' eager oec.:au~~ tue) Vt· letu ~Led brown eyes, ls about s1x ieet thmk ! - SMOKER watch Sunday 31-14 and Buffalo defeated Hous· to string oot • smoother hoe. tall and has a slight case of Dear Smoker · -- - --· - -- ~-- · - H. I acne. He is also quite shy . I think that as long as your Dear Helen : 1 have blue eyes, am five 1 parents foot tile bills it's 1 am a great fan of yours leet nve, 1 have a horrible case\' right to regull:lte your habits. and that's why I'm in trouble. of acne, a horrible figure, I - H. belofll! to a very s t ric t ·--- - - - 1 spaced five hils as the San By United Press International Francisco Giants whipped the church that doesn't believe in t" Saturday anything except going you know SAN FRANCISCO iUPl\ - Allanta Braves 6-1. where if you e\lell say usoo." '·Gaylord Perry became the 1Jnseramble these four Jumbles, major league's first ZO..gam~ SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. one Jetter to each t~quare, to winner Satw-day when he (UP! 1 -Buckpa99er beeame form four ordinary words. the first three-year old to earn more than $1 million when he won the 182,600 Travers Stakes at the Saratoga Race Track. Weekend Sports Summary m E Ul JllYWID~-~ ... I' "' " llol<ipitaJ News Ul w fo SlJPER MAil&ETS Cor.. Second and. Mill . MIDDLEPORT Open Mon. ~hru Thurs., 9 to 6 Friday & Saturday 8:30 to 8:30 ,...... I SWIFT'S I ALL I =~ ~~~. ·4·5C FIRST PLACE - The Pomeroy High School cbeerleadh)g squad was awarded first place In final judging of 45 groups attending Camp Farrar at Virginia Beach last week. The squad, having seven of the 200 girls present at the camp, also placed each day m the daily competition. Pictured are front row , Ito r, Kenda Chaney and Mary Kay Hennessy; standing, Becky Stivers, Jenny Menchini, Terri Fultz, Sally Globokar and Becky Nease.-Sentinel photo · · PKG. I . . . I 1 WITH THIS C:OtJPON ONLY. C:01JPONJ!DIIIE!I I 1 . We••,Aa•• a41, 1888-1 Coa. . . PuPenoa I w Holzer Hospital : Visiting : LONDON IUPI ) - London's p hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents 1 Kipchoge Ke-ino of Kenya ran I . only on Pediatrics Ward. :the second fastest m1'I e m ; history in the British games If Admtsotons Kelly J. Eggers, 587 Sun Val- Saturday- 3 ·~~ay •I ley Dr.; Mrs. Ella Stewart, 554 HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) f< Fourth Ave.~ Mro. FranciS 0 . . Art Wall fired a three-underct Crouse, Patriot Star Rt.: May- par 68 10 win the $100.000 th land Isaac, R!. 2 Vinton: Mrs. 1 C't Open with a 266 Frederick W. Schwital. Rl. 1 nsurance 1 Y li· Gallipolis; JlUIIes U. Bevan, Rt. totaL 2 Crown City; Charles B. Ad· -UPI) v kins, Rt. 2 Crown City: Gary G. ; NEWPORT, R.I . I J'l Sheets, Rt. 2 Crown City: Mrs. j Dennis Ralston of Bak~rsfleld, k• Fred Facemire, Rt. 2 Gallipolis ; Calif., outlasted Cliff R1chey of .frank D. Martin, Rt. 2 Crown Dallas 1~12, 11-9, 111 to wm the . CJiy: Mrs. Kenneth E. Sheets, 1966 teanls Hall of Fame Crown City ; Charles E. Kaep- championship. h . pel, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. S1 · Lester L. RoU8h, New Haven; MUKWONAGO, Wis. (UPII B 'syron T. Greenlee, Sr., Rt. 2 - Mickey Wright won the H I Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. AMa L. Ply- Women's Western Open aoU , • male, Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Richchamp1onshop for the third Ume n ard Lipinski, New Haven: Mrs. with a 72-hole total of 302. .Gerald J. Swisher, Middleport; Brian K. Well, Chester Star Rt.; GOLF FINAL Mrs. Ronald G. Beegle, Rt. 1 JOENKOEPING, Sweden ,)lacine: Mrs. Calvin Sprouse, lrU 0 1) - Robert U. Unger of the )'lotland; Edward W. Sparks, United States beat Ashland, Ky .. Mrs. Jerrold E. Barry l'erjesen 2 and I Sunday Kuehne, Rt. 2 Ironton: Mrs. in the 36-hole final of the :flichard L. Newvahner, Jackson International Scandinavian • .Mrs. James E. Midkiff, Wells· co..h:am:::o:Pi::on::s:::hi~P:_·- - - - ,, :ton: Mrs. Ralph J. Hess, Jack- 50n: Mrs. Walter D. Miller, McCarty, Mrs. John I. Richards, •( .:Waterloo; Roy C. lblyburn, Co- Brady C. Shaw, Mrs. Ronald G. I lumbus. · Sibold, Mrs. Milton Circle, Har· Blrdta vey Brown, Jr., Mrs. Wilbert '1 ;, 5 Mrs. Sherman McGuire, Rt. Bailey, Mrs. Cecil A. Blrfhlield, •I I Northup, son, 8'01 a.m. Satur- Mrs. Ralph Hess, Mrs. Nickie ilay: Mrs. Lester L. Roush, New King, Nolan P. Swackhamer, !faven, daughter, 4:31 a.m. Sun- Stephen C. Williams, Mra. Ed· fay: Mrs. Ivan Lee Beaver, Rt. ward R. Wright, Mrs. Francia ~ Gallipolis, daushter, 11:42 p. Crouse, Miss Laverna Eisllaut!le ill. Sunday. Mrs. W!Uiam F. Hafer, Pamela : DlsclilriH Sue Surbaugh, Roy C. Rayburn, : Mrs. Haldor W. Albert, Joha Mrs. Wilbert Bailey, and infanl t:. BII!W'. Conrad D. Berkley, aon, Mrs. Frederick M. Burton ·'&rrs. lie<lrge Coughlin, John T. and infant daughter, Mrs. FreDanko, Mrs. Clyde S. Davia, derlck L. Roucb and infant son, Katherine Evans, Arthur R. Mrs. Peter S. Waldeck, and In· HaiL Mrs. Robert G. Hart, font daughter , Mrs. Julius A. Harrison C. Hartless, Rohm L. McCieod and infant son, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Jerrold E. Kuehne, James B. Roush and infant Miss Chlora Leach, Mn. Grace daugbltr. ·······················•* SH .OES " . 1 •• • I I tPR4.UO; Roush's Shoe Store Gal. FONTE Vls)tors of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brewer and David have 1 been Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Don· , nan and Eric and Erin of New i Providence, N. ,t ,, Mr. and Mrs. John Beall and Ronda , and Mark of Columbus: Mr. I Middleport, 0. I Teresa and Kenneth II, Colwn- ~­ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Close children, Waterford: Mr. Mrs. Edgar Brewer and I · Sue Beegle, Mr. and Harold Brewer and Janle, 1 Long Bottom~: Mrs. Joann Dob- II 10U. and Mrs. Charles and Tisha Jane of ReyMr. returned to Newi--- - - - - - - ; - - - - - -- - - Jersey and Mrs. ~ re- ='1111111 THE THING TO DO NOWIIHIIIII: maiued for a lon visit at F ISH • ber. parentrr' home and wtlb · • her alster, Mrs. Close and fam·l Dy at Waterford, before returning home. · : AT HOME IN SPARE TIME : Ronda and Mark Beall of •SI~dy at homr. Go a~ rap,~ly,n ~our tome an~ abiLil1 pe~milt. low monthly• pt ymtnh c ov~r all boob •~ d ln5lru cl •on5. 1r you 1re llor over 11111 hiYI lttt• Columbus spent the past week ! aa 1chool, wrott lor f Rf[ 1300KLET- I(lL S YOU HOW. • COLLfGE PRE P ~ COMMUICIAL - ~OCATIONAL H. S. COURSES • with tht!ir 1randparents, Mr. I a and Mrs. Brewer and returned :·---~--~-----------~--------------------·· AMERICAN SCHOOL, Dept. Pf-'-12 : • H 8 East Long St., Columbus, Ohio • home Sunday. i HIGH HOOL 1-Lia, 5.::·:.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::=:::::::::::~:::~:::::.::.:::::::::::::: E i~~iiiiiiiiiiiillllliiiiiill~~~··~·i'liilliilii:.~.....ii I To keep from drowning, Iroquois Indiana carried miniature i canoes a• amulets. Pkp~ CUitKM NOODLE SOIJP 10%-IZ. CD PLATFORM KER -·-- This is the elearanee of the rear! REINFORCED VINYL OR NYLON COVERING ITO"U·Y Pineapple .Julee 5J995 I I s 95 48-0Z. CAl AIIWool-9x12 SIZE INGELS CARPET HOUSE POMEROY MAIN ST. Our'66 were best sellen at rear-road prlees! We're ollerlfll rear·epd prlees. But lmrryl Tbey eaa't Ia I While They L11t . . • 992-5661 FOREMAN•nd AI BOn N. 2ND AVE. ~DDLEPORT, O. SIIIIIIE · · ·· IYIIOICIIIIES. (11~ ftl.) - J:;. FIIIIRI (1-l..ftl.) . 39 · ' :.. ' t' l(e-i.~h GQble. Ford 461 SOUth Third Street · ~- ~~ ·. ·- - -- - . .·\ •• • · · I ·· · ·~ i II • 1:nc..•l.'· ·· · · Ml~~·~~ . ;_ !\'' \,•_·.. -~ o__ ; · . Mrs. Willis Frost and fer, Billie Jellll, spent a at Pataskala with Mr . Mrs. Curtis Fraley and dau!!b-ll ter, Candl Marie. Mr. I• a foreman at Eastside Nm·• ll ery. Mr. C. N. Jones, Mrs. Mary Morrison and daughter, Pataskala cailed at lbe home ol the Frosts last week. Mrs. Willla Frosl and Mrs. Caryl Pooler attended a prefair flower demonstration at the Ohio Power Company. The ahow was scheduled and 81' ranged by Mrs. Charla Lew· Is. The demonstralor wu Mrs. Roher! Riebel. Mrs. Willis Frost wBI a guest of her son, Richard, who is a student at Ohio State. Whlll there they toured the campua at State where Mrs. Fnltlt enjoyed very mueb viewing lbe dilferent places her aoa bad attended classes lor _lbe put four years. Mr. Frost wiD graduate Sept. 2nd. Mrs. Mildred Santee of MIJl. wood, W. Va., called 011 Mro. Wlllls Frost. S..Sfll and Mrs. Pan! lrlyen and family from Peru, lnd., spent their vacation wllb her parenl8, Mr. and Mro. WlDtlr Frost and Billie Jean. s.-s,t. Myers ts stationed at Bunker HiU AF8 and W89 just promoted to Tech. Sargeant. Rev. Jaek Stetner called oa Billie Jean Frost wbUe boldllt8 revival al the Chester IlL B. Chureb. Mro. W!Uis Frost caUed at lhe Lucy Spencer resldi!IICII and also at the ~· ol Mil. lieJrl Eynon lui week. · Weekend callerrr ef lilt bome ol "Tiie Fnltltrr" were &uel Sue Blallell, Vll:kl Poolllr. Krac:komherger Martha Arnold olol~ BIN=ew~=~ Kalhleen MJJholn, borne, Belly Farrar, TerQ CIJtdy aDd Kellb Relker, •, COMING YOUR WAY -'THIS WEEKI .. , * -f I I THIS NEWSPAPER/ LISTEN FOR" ON ·- WMPO· See . •.· • . : WATCH FOR IT IN ,· ' • . . •• I l Frosty's News Notes --V-A-RI_ETY __ OF COLORS RUGS BLUE RIBBON - Shlr· i II I... NorrMIIy 59.95 / ley Burdette, Coolville, on Pokey Joe, is presented a blue ribbon by Ringmaster Richard Ellis nf Marl· etta for winning the Western Pleasure Pony 48 inch and under class at the Meigs County Fair borse sbow last week. Sentinel Photo. BEAUTIFUL OVAL BRAIDED - BSIT• • SALE of RUGS ~. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPlOMElRIS( Offlee RoUI'B: 9 to 12. ~ to b 1\.:luse ar Noon on Tburs. - Eas1 Court St.. Pomeroy bins and Dennis, Kerry Lynn, --- Brabham. twice the world driving champion and the current leader this year, was ·followed across lhe line by Dennis Hulme of New Zealand, also in a Brabham Honda, Jim Clark of Scotland in a Lotus Cosworth and Trevor Taylor of England in a Brabham Cosworth. i, IJ.S.NO.I and Mrs. Kenneth Brewer ~nd ,. BRABHAM TR]UMPHS -Jack Brabham ol Australia KAHLSKOGA, Sweden (UPil drove his Brabham Honda over F========-;1 the 30-lap oourse in 42 minutes, 27.2 seconds Sunday to win the Class 2 Formula 2 Kanonloppet Back·To-School international auto race . Stiversville News Notes --------- tt R \ . �,• . f Ps!ir tiufnlo::l r1•ay Ml44le,.n.•~ ~. - - - 'HELEII .HRP-USt /Gilmer With DeWitt Now o illi" p} Ch • · I n Br. ant om . mce 2- \' - &n't tiave any dollies ia and I don't go ao)"Where by Helen ·~tel ' IIJfe, ., ,, to nice,~ give a lot to -havo!'hlm Uke me. I:~~b~~ . ~: I 'do' 7. NOT GOOD .- By vtTO STELID!O along with 48,111 faD! In the YOUTI! ASU:D FOR IT! WeU, my friend and I were Dear NGk . UPl SJ10rll Wrlltr Yale Bowl as MorraU Tbia colllmL ia for young.peo- talking about your column and First,. you .can start· Ulllng ' Now Harry Gilmer knows ploted 11 ol 20 passes for pte, the;, pl'llblems and pleaS' how you understand· kids, lnd \ your•elf. I'll bet a tube of ecne ltlnd summer it's been yards and a touchdown to ures their trouble• and fun. my Sunday Scbool teacher said lotion to a slr.e-rnedium girdle , ••• , 01 1 1 ,1 Bill O.Witt the Giants to a 11-7 triumph t\s ~ith tbo rest of Helen Help advice columnists were "spawn-~ you aren't "borrlble" in either Je Witt. owner ol the over the Lions-and MorraU did US! , it welcomes laughs but ed of the Devil.": There were fact or figure, and your clothes rhcinnatl Reds has suffered In lt even though rookie offensive dodge ~ serious question some more words, and then I I arc just as stylisn as your neigh,, •..,.,. thls season as his tiiCkles FranciS Peay ind got mad and called her a dumb bor's - who think's HERS 1 brush-off. d· lsloo to •hlp Frank Robinson Davis were having. problems Send your teen-age questions old biddy. So she called our arc from Nowhere City too. t qaltimore has been called with their pass blockin8. to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, folks, and we both got spanked. You won't ever attract a boy u. most "brilliant" move in The victory In the only pro care of Helen Help US! this She never even read your col· when you're thinking all those b· •hall •ince the Boston Red football ethlbltlon game Sunday umn, Helen. I negative thoughts. St stop So• sent 8 pltchero<JuUielder boosted the Giants' oerfeet Now I'm not allowed to read . wringing your hands, and try . flllmed Babe Ruth to the New record to 3.0 while Detroit Is 0. ARE COLLEGE MEN your column until you apolo- a little chest beating, You have ·York Yankees in 1919. :n · MORE AGGRESSIVE (J!ze. Please do! - THE TWO good qualities: admit it and ; flilmer's first major decision While the Lion-Giant contest De: · Helen: , OF US ei1)Phasize them. Once you can after he was named Oetrolt was the only NFL game Reading that letter from A Dear Two: · see the nice things about your· :Lin""' football coaCh last vear Sunday there were five games Normal Guy" who says ot's the Sorry about that: about what, 1 self: you can begtn working on · wa• to choose either Mnt Plwn on Saturday. Chicago beat nature of the beast to D18ke It don't know, but you need ail your defects and a good op, 01 Earl Murral: as his first Washington 24-10, Cleveland passes, and passes, and paSlles, the help you can get. ener is a doCtor's appointment tttrlng quarterback. whipped Atlanta 42·3, Minnesome thmk of a theory I Next time, kids, mind your to help wtn the battle of acne He cOOS. Plum. ta stopped Los Anseles :!4'10, . manners. Vour sup)IOrt is appre· and the bulge. '! It's been called the worst Dallas stunned Green Bay 2J.3 My Hndlngs are that most dated, but you 'd better let me Happy hunting! - H. ] ' -Dltr, ltpi!.,; ·Ja~~~~ 0.~ --~11., J .1 1 m~~ ~· ct!P~ ,aornd~thin. but he's a· I would . 1 ·. : j 1 ll Cl je re m sc gr 81 ro er D , 8 " I :-. declstoo in Detroit since they and Pittsburgh whipped San lo males llave a fight my own ~attles. thanks I Dear Helen : ::decided to make the Edsel. Francisco 34-17 lower moral standard than do all the same - H. :· 1'o rnakP it even worse. There were also four AFL lhose who nave not attended , ST~ RT LIKING YOURSELF :.Gi lmer dpt·rded 8 two-quarter- games Saturday night with college Do you have any statis- Dear Helen: ;:back svstem can't work and he :. shipped \1orraJ! to the New : Ynrk t-;umt~ in a three-way · de a 1 witl'l the c 1 eve 1and Browns Gilmer had to Boston topping Oakland 21-10 tics on this- OPENED EYES Help! I'm trying to impress a and Kansas Cit~ stopping San Dear O.E. · . . boy who has a motorbike, was Diego 31-21 in a doubleheader Sorrv 11n st.atn;tw~ \11~vhe on the baseball. football and at l\nahf"iTl1 Nt>w V0r~ ..: "ns college men jusl SEEM ~ore I basketball teams. has. d a.r k I I am 1! . and f smoke. Just D~ause 1 smoke, my parents I won't let me drive. I think a senior in high school should be allowetfto smoke . Most of my gir l friends to and they are al· lo~c~ to drive. What do you i Joe " Nameth stopped M1am' eager oec.:au~~ tue) Vt· letu ~Led brown eyes, ls about s1x ieet thmk ! - SMOKER watch Sunday 31-14 and Buffalo defeated Hous· to string oot • smoother hoe. tall and has a slight case of Dear Smoker · -- - --· - -- ~-- · - H. I acne. He is also quite shy . I think that as long as your Dear Helen : 1 have blue eyes, am five 1 parents foot tile bills it's 1 am a great fan of yours leet nve, 1 have a horrible case\' right to regull:lte your habits. and that's why I'm in trouble. of acne, a horrible figure, I - H. belofll! to a very s t ric t ·--- - - - 1 spaced five hils as the San By United Press International Francisco Giants whipped the church that doesn't believe in t" Saturday anything except going you know SAN FRANCISCO iUPl\ - Allanta Braves 6-1. where if you e\lell say usoo." '·Gaylord Perry became the 1Jnseramble these four Jumbles, major league's first ZO..gam~ SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. one Jetter to each t~quare, to winner Satw-day when he (UP! 1 -Buckpa99er beeame form four ordinary words. the first three-year old to earn more than $1 million when he won the 182,600 Travers Stakes at the Saratoga Race Track. Weekend Sports Summary m E Ul JllYWID~-~ ... I' "' " llol<ipitaJ News Ul w fo SlJPER MAil&ETS Cor.. Second and. Mill . MIDDLEPORT Open Mon. ~hru Thurs., 9 to 6 Friday & Saturday 8:30 to 8:30 ,...... I SWIFT'S I ALL I =~ ~~~. ·4·5C FIRST PLACE - The Pomeroy High School cbeerleadh)g squad was awarded first place In final judging of 45 groups attending Camp Farrar at Virginia Beach last week. The squad, having seven of the 200 girls present at the camp, also placed each day m the daily competition. Pictured are front row , Ito r, Kenda Chaney and Mary Kay Hennessy; standing, Becky Stivers, Jenny Menchini, Terri Fultz, Sally Globokar and Becky Nease.-Sentinel photo · · PKG. I . . . I 1 WITH THIS C:OtJPON ONLY. C:01JPONJ!DIIIE!I I 1 . We••,Aa•• a41, 1888-1 Coa. . . PuPenoa I w Holzer Hospital : Visiting : LONDON IUPI ) - London's p hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents 1 Kipchoge Ke-ino of Kenya ran I . only on Pediatrics Ward. :the second fastest m1'I e m ; history in the British games If Admtsotons Kelly J. Eggers, 587 Sun Val- Saturday- 3 ·~~ay •I ley Dr.; Mrs. Ella Stewart, 554 HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) f< Fourth Ave.~ Mro. FranciS 0 . . Art Wall fired a three-underct Crouse, Patriot Star Rt.: May- par 68 10 win the $100.000 th land Isaac, R!. 2 Vinton: Mrs. 1 C't Open with a 266 Frederick W. Schwital. Rl. 1 nsurance 1 Y li· Gallipolis; JlUIIes U. Bevan, Rt. totaL 2 Crown City; Charles B. Ad· -UPI) v kins, Rt. 2 Crown City: Gary G. ; NEWPORT, R.I . I J'l Sheets, Rt. 2 Crown City: Mrs. j Dennis Ralston of Bak~rsfleld, k• Fred Facemire, Rt. 2 Gallipolis ; Calif., outlasted Cliff R1chey of .frank D. Martin, Rt. 2 Crown Dallas 1~12, 11-9, 111 to wm the . CJiy: Mrs. Kenneth E. Sheets, 1966 teanls Hall of Fame Crown City ; Charles E. Kaep- championship. h . pel, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. S1 · Lester L. RoU8h, New Haven; MUKWONAGO, Wis. (UPII B 'syron T. Greenlee, Sr., Rt. 2 - Mickey Wright won the H I Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. AMa L. Ply- Women's Western Open aoU , • male, Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Richchamp1onshop for the third Ume n ard Lipinski, New Haven: Mrs. with a 72-hole total of 302. .Gerald J. Swisher, Middleport; Brian K. Well, Chester Star Rt.; GOLF FINAL Mrs. Ronald G. Beegle, Rt. 1 JOENKOEPING, Sweden ,)lacine: Mrs. Calvin Sprouse, lrU 0 1) - Robert U. Unger of the )'lotland; Edward W. Sparks, United States beat Ashland, Ky .. Mrs. Jerrold E. Barry l'erjesen 2 and I Sunday Kuehne, Rt. 2 Ironton: Mrs. in the 36-hole final of the :flichard L. Newvahner, Jackson International Scandinavian • .Mrs. James E. Midkiff, Wells· co..h:am:::o:Pi::on::s:::hi~P:_·- - - - ,, :ton: Mrs. Ralph J. Hess, Jack- 50n: Mrs. Walter D. Miller, McCarty, Mrs. John I. Richards, •( .:Waterloo; Roy C. lblyburn, Co- Brady C. Shaw, Mrs. Ronald G. I lumbus. · Sibold, Mrs. Milton Circle, Har· Blrdta vey Brown, Jr., Mrs. Wilbert '1 ;, 5 Mrs. Sherman McGuire, Rt. Bailey, Mrs. Cecil A. Blrfhlield, •I I Northup, son, 8'01 a.m. Satur- Mrs. Ralph Hess, Mrs. Nickie ilay: Mrs. Lester L. Roush, New King, Nolan P. Swackhamer, !faven, daughter, 4:31 a.m. Sun- Stephen C. Williams, Mra. Ed· fay: Mrs. Ivan Lee Beaver, Rt. ward R. Wright, Mrs. Francia ~ Gallipolis, daushter, 11:42 p. Crouse, Miss Laverna Eisllaut!le ill. Sunday. Mrs. W!Uiam F. Hafer, Pamela : DlsclilriH Sue Surbaugh, Roy C. Rayburn, : Mrs. Haldor W. Albert, Joha Mrs. Wilbert Bailey, and infanl t:. BII!W'. Conrad D. Berkley, aon, Mrs. Frederick M. Burton ·'&rrs. lie<lrge Coughlin, John T. and infant daughter, Mrs. FreDanko, Mrs. Clyde S. Davia, derlck L. Roucb and infant son, Katherine Evans, Arthur R. Mrs. Peter S. Waldeck, and In· HaiL Mrs. Robert G. Hart, font daughter , Mrs. Julius A. Harrison C. Hartless, Rohm L. McCieod and infant son, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Jerrold E. Kuehne, James B. Roush and infant Miss Chlora Leach, Mn. Grace daugbltr. ·······················•* SH .OES " . 1 •• • I I tPR4.UO; Roush's Shoe Store Gal. FONTE Vls)tors of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brewer and David have 1 been Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Don· , nan and Eric and Erin of New i Providence, N. ,t ,, Mr. and Mrs. John Beall and Ronda , and Mark of Columbus: Mr. I Middleport, 0. I Teresa and Kenneth II, Colwn- ~­ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Close children, Waterford: Mr. Mrs. Edgar Brewer and I · Sue Beegle, Mr. and Harold Brewer and Janle, 1 Long Bottom~: Mrs. Joann Dob- II 10U. and Mrs. Charles and Tisha Jane of ReyMr. returned to Newi--- - - - - - - ; - - - - - -- - - Jersey and Mrs. ~ re- ='1111111 THE THING TO DO NOWIIHIIIII: maiued for a lon visit at F ISH • ber. parentrr' home and wtlb · • her alster, Mrs. Close and fam·l Dy at Waterford, before returning home. · : AT HOME IN SPARE TIME : Ronda and Mark Beall of •SI~dy at homr. Go a~ rap,~ly,n ~our tome an~ abiLil1 pe~milt. low monthly• pt ymtnh c ov~r all boob •~ d ln5lru cl •on5. 1r you 1re llor over 11111 hiYI lttt• Columbus spent the past week ! aa 1chool, wrott lor f Rf[ 1300KLET- I(lL S YOU HOW. • COLLfGE PRE P ~ COMMUICIAL - ~OCATIONAL H. S. COURSES • with tht!ir 1randparents, Mr. I a and Mrs. Brewer and returned :·---~--~-----------~--------------------·· AMERICAN SCHOOL, Dept. Pf-'-12 : • H 8 East Long St., Columbus, Ohio • home Sunday. i HIGH HOOL 1-Lia, 5.::·:.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::=:::::::::::~:::~:::::.::.:::::::::::::: E i~~iiiiiiiiiiiillllliiiiiill~~~··~·i'liilliilii:.~.....ii I To keep from drowning, Iroquois Indiana carried miniature i canoes a• amulets. Pkp~ CUitKM NOODLE SOIJP 10%-IZ. CD PLATFORM KER -·-- This is the elearanee of the rear! REINFORCED VINYL OR NYLON COVERING ITO"U·Y Pineapple .Julee 5J995 I I s 95 48-0Z. CAl AIIWool-9x12 SIZE INGELS CARPET HOUSE POMEROY MAIN ST. Our'66 were best sellen at rear-road prlees! We're ollerlfll rear·epd prlees. But lmrryl Tbey eaa't Ia I While They L11t . . • 992-5661 FOREMAN•nd AI BOn N. 2ND AVE. ~DDLEPORT, O. SIIIIIIE · · ·· IYIIOICIIIIES. (11~ ftl.) - J:;. FIIIIRI (1-l..ftl.) . 39 · ' :.. ' t' l(e-i.~h GQble. Ford 461 SOUth Third Street · ~- ~~ ·. ·- - -- - . .·\ •• • · · I ·· · ·~ i II • 1:nc..•l.'· ·· · · Ml~~·~~ . ;_ !\'' \,•_·.. -~ o__ ; · . Mrs. Willis Frost and fer, Billie Jellll, spent a at Pataskala with Mr . Mrs. Curtis Fraley and dau!!b-ll ter, Candl Marie. Mr. I• a foreman at Eastside Nm·• ll ery. Mr. C. N. Jones, Mrs. Mary Morrison and daughter, Pataskala cailed at lbe home ol the Frosts last week. Mrs. Willla Frosl and Mrs. Caryl Pooler attended a prefair flower demonstration at the Ohio Power Company. The ahow was scheduled and 81' ranged by Mrs. Charla Lew· Is. The demonstralor wu Mrs. Roher! Riebel. Mrs. Willis Frost wBI a guest of her son, Richard, who is a student at Ohio State. Whlll there they toured the campua at State where Mrs. Fnltlt enjoyed very mueb viewing lbe dilferent places her aoa bad attended classes lor _lbe put four years. Mr. Frost wiD graduate Sept. 2nd. Mrs. Mildred Santee of MIJl. wood, W. Va., called 011 Mro. Wlllls Frost. S..Sfll and Mrs. Pan! lrlyen and family from Peru, lnd., spent their vacation wllb her parenl8, Mr. and Mro. WlDtlr Frost and Billie Jean. s.-s,t. Myers ts stationed at Bunker HiU AF8 and W89 just promoted to Tech. Sargeant. Rev. Jaek Stetner called oa Billie Jean Frost wbUe boldllt8 revival al the Chester IlL B. Chureb. Mro. W!Uis Frost caUed at lhe Lucy Spencer resldi!IICII and also at the ~· ol Mil. lieJrl Eynon lui week. · Weekend callerrr ef lilt bome ol "Tiie Fnltltrr" were &uel Sue Blallell, Vll:kl Poolllr. Krac:komherger Martha Arnold olol~ BIN=ew~=~ Kalhleen MJJholn, borne, Belly Farrar, TerQ CIJtdy aDd Kellb Relker, •, COMING YOUR WAY -'THIS WEEKI .. , * -f I I THIS NEWSPAPER/ LISTEN FOR" ON ·- WMPO· See . •.· • . : WATCH FOR IT IN ,· ' • . . •• I l Frosty's News Notes --V-A-RI_ETY __ OF COLORS RUGS BLUE RIBBON - Shlr· i II I... NorrMIIy 59.95 / ley Burdette, Coolville, on Pokey Joe, is presented a blue ribbon by Ringmaster Richard Ellis nf Marl· etta for winning the Western Pleasure Pony 48 inch and under class at the Meigs County Fair borse sbow last week. Sentinel Photo. BEAUTIFUL OVAL BRAIDED - BSIT• • SALE of RUGS ~. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPlOMElRIS( Offlee RoUI'B: 9 to 12. ~ to b 1\.:luse ar Noon on Tburs. - Eas1 Court St.. Pomeroy bins and Dennis, Kerry Lynn, --- Brabham. twice the world driving champion and the current leader this year, was ·followed across lhe line by Dennis Hulme of New Zealand, also in a Brabham Honda, Jim Clark of Scotland in a Lotus Cosworth and Trevor Taylor of England in a Brabham Cosworth. i, IJ.S.NO.I and Mrs. Kenneth Brewer ~nd ,. BRABHAM TR]UMPHS -Jack Brabham ol Australia KAHLSKOGA, Sweden (UPil drove his Brabham Honda over F========-;1 the 30-lap oourse in 42 minutes, 27.2 seconds Sunday to win the Class 2 Formula 2 Kanonloppet Back·To-School international auto race . Stiversville News Notes --------- tt R \ . �'' ' ..... )j i ' ),,.. :.;b.• ;~"- ,J' ' \' ,, . ,· I . , •· ' Get Extra Cash Th'e Want Ad, Way. l-..'$iOe&.$ !ervic~s .wcnON,....,. ' . . .... ' rABM uud•ll'll ' . e-,.i>ally Seatloel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O~ Alii-. 12, 11168 ~s.Je • . . signEd \18• dloeonllnued farm-Ill_, • WANT AD FOR A "job ~)1 dOAe" feellng o~aUon to oUUine othINFORMATION 1ng clean carpets With Blue er employment Ht will sen Lustre. Rent eleetrlo sbam- the following farm chattola P<Httero¥ I P. M. Da\1 ..,.'!.-~:"" _..._,. DNIINne ..... pooer fl. Pomeroy Cement ond personal property at hiJ CA.IICaLLATIONI Block cO. . I 22 6to resldenco located 5 miles CORIIICTI-1 • • M ac•"" ynfll t:W A. M. northeast of Racine, , Oblo, II... Day .. Pdllcafltilt CARPETS cao and life ton ... 1111d 1~ miles North ol State aleYt.A'TIONI be beautiful if you U!e Blue · Route 338: <W',tch lor Sate Tll4 ...aiiiMr f'I'Hn'• "'- n.M 1966 CHEVROLET $2395 . , 3 • • . . , .... ,. .. " " •• ftiiiCt pY . . . _ . . Lustre. Rent electric sham· Arrows) . Be) Air 2 Dr. Local owner & aharp at new. Dark aqua fm~sh, MIHtiHUle, ;:,..,. IMU . . . . ....., Our Ortv..tn pooer $1. Baker Furaiture Co, Stturday, August fl, 11161, at new whitewall tire from new car purcbaaed. 3%7 V8 en~r~ae. .IIVICI II HIRII ttlh•r wtM n.r • 1 If r ••~ .., Std. trans. Radio and heater. . 822ftc 12:30 p. m. ••re m-.. ant lncarNd ,.........., 1965 CHEVROLET $2295 RATal ORDER AMSTUTZ'S H lc N 1957 Ford Tractor 140, IJ5II ~•' wa•• •• ..,-vice Impala Hardtop. Locally owned ond onlr 12.11011 mUoo,. 8 "Nick Chick" leghorn chick• I ton CbeYrolel V8 4 111en a ,er Vf..- . . ,...,..... cylindet' power st.eerin&. Spotleu fawn Jntenor. beautiful Minimum Cltarp " ntdl or otarled pullets lllday. Mnd· Truck with Midwest It Can ....., ..... f., TllrM C . maroon 'ttnish. Radto and beater. MCtlltW 1.-rtlent ern Poultry. Bo• 1M, Atheno, new ~res, two 12 ID. pww•, 1'1961 RAMBLER $595 Ohio. Ph. 593-7831. I Zl 6to Ferguron New Idea ana aft Nhl wltltll!l lt .,..,.. Conv. Cpe. Good tires. 0 cyl. eagine. Std. tran1. Radio •net CAitO o' TttANKI & OIITUAllll planter, lro11 Age row maker, EXPERIENCED tUJ ,., J1 Wlnll MlllllntUIL lad SINGER SEWING MACHINEbeater, .11aod top. sabre Rot. Tiller, practical· I Thio maehlne equipped to ly new; tG:800 Tomato stakes, wou•• l11t A; "'- . . . . . P. M. Dll., zig zag, make buttonholes, ...,.,.., ~• "· M ... 50 new cement blocko, twoIT'I M IAI'r dam, and lllOIIOgram. Take TO PLACI A wheel trailer, 7 II. double over payments of $5.50 per aiiUL T PIODUCI... dlsk, 20 It ladder, power WANT AD month or pay ba!HIIC• due chain saw 20 in. bar, side PHONE WY 2-2156 $36.50. Fr.. homo demo. mountEd Ford tractor Call !192-3211. . 8 21 6tc . er, McCormick ' mowmc ma1166 CONSOLE ' STEREO chine, aet of harnes• with for Rent For S.le Just taken In, lovely walnut bridle, 5 shovel cutUvator, I WISH lo tJpress my apfinish: Radio equipped with new hot house widow glau, •flY 2-2191 precialioe lor klndess shown . 'WHlTEROCK pullets. Pho•e 4 speed automatic changer. hot hoU!e stove•, laund·1·~~~~E me durin@ my rece~t illness I ROOM bnc~ duplex with 1 19 3tc ' Dual volume control. 'ThIs two 7424755. ry stove, hand tools, push lr In Velera•s Memorial H o s· garage, BUiternut Ave., Porn!el 3 months old. Take over plow. pllal. 1 waRt to !hank those eroy, 0., ~h ~-sm._I _11 lfc VENETIAN blinds, all kinds. payments of •1.25 per week HOUSEHOUl - txl2 wool who s01t eards, Dowers and s ROOM apartmeAI with bath. AlP repairs. Dale Wippel or pay balance due $92.24. rug and pad, Norge gas stove (Thun.-Frt.-sat.l gills. also thOBe who visited Pb. !H12-3319. It tic SUppl}' 2l5 Union Ave., Try it in your home . . Call range, Apes wuher, LeonAll Models me while there .. My special NICE 4 rooms and bath un- Pomer~y. Ohio. T 29 31ltc 892-3218. 8 21 6tc ant refrigerator, oak breakthanlai lo Dr. P<rkens. i)r. furnished apartment, Middle. I ONE30" Colored G.E. range, ! st set 5 pc., Hide-A-Bed, At Reduced Price• Tello,! and Dr. Porras . •and port Ohio. Pb. 1192-3874. LOSE WEIGHT oalely With ; used 4 months. AIM I mare utility cabinet, magazine rack ,the sial! and nurses at the 1 ' 1 3 lfc Dex·A-Diet Tableta. Only 98c pony black and white. Ph. and tables, round coffee bibbospltal. Mro. Sadie McEI· at Stark Pharmacy. 1 11 12lp !HI2- . 1 Zl 31A> 2 88 lilllny. MODERN 4 room IRd bath fur· . , le, metal wardrobe, deli, mshed apartment. Middle- NERVOUS? Can't oleep? Try 131 FT. house trader, 1deal lor bedroom suite I pc., occ• ROUT! 124 Notice "Sleepers." Guaraateed camping. Pnce ~h;';: tonal chair, lamp, 21 Ill, Zen· port, 0., Ph. 992-387:.29 tie ith tv, WI back chair, kitchen At SI/I'OCIIII Corporallcm outt or money back. Only 98c. , 1192-C31. _-· _ _ cabinet, glaso Mason 1, H81'1')' A. Miller. will •ot be 1 ROOM HOUSE and bath. at Stark Pharmacy. B II 12tp 1 ONEPAJR registered Siamese resp011sible for any debll basement, lurnaco. 304 Syca- - - - -- - --·---- klltens. 3 months old. See miaceUaneous items not ed. lui Est1te For S1le 1, made by any person other more St., Middleport. Ohio, DON'T pump your sluggiob ••p- sherman Cundll!, upper Wa~ AucUonoero Note: '!'ho!~·~:;i"•YNELL ~•E pr..-.. than myself. Harry A. Miller 8 21 lit tie tank. Gel Klean-Em • AU er Street, Syracuse, 0. ...,.111 BuUer•lll ""' Ave..,... inery is In A-1 PI&.'' IIIIII 21 61p SROOM furnished housf:'- Ph~ Septic TPk CleaRer. Land-, 1 21 3tp arid lias been serv- i1ll I II lie ==-=-----~ 992·5554. I ~I 3tc marko farm Burea~ :o:,·, BEDROOII homo In Middle- condlti011 Iced regularly. Thio 10 aen riiiiEi'lmd toar room fur· roy, • port, ...t 1o schoot. s.. at farm II lor eolt. Ni<e 4-room 1 ;o;;;;;;;;.;:A;;;uto~.;:SI~-&~~ nisbed apartments. AU . utili- BUDGET I'IUCED fllrDIIuro Ill 304 Hamilton St. or call houat with bath, bascll.,t, li' Ilea paid. Phone WY H776. our third Door budget obop. 19:1-5324. 8 II tie garage and baJ'I - 10111e tim- 61 LoiAIU lUlCK · .• 1"5 I Will Be Out btr _ priced to seD. lmmed· f clr. Hard Top. 'l'bll Is oae Rowley and Reed. Aller • Beier furniture, 141ddleport WSTRE Foam II suar811toe4 of those trade-IDJ from Of My Office p. m. call WY J-3574. Ohio. 11 IJ Ill: to be the best carpet cleaner late posseasion - ..,. ewner. Buick enthuoiasts wbe have responsible lor accldenll. owaod Bulcb for yun.ddlelt 4 I lfc USED Apocbe Raveu, IM you have ever used or your Net Sund1y, Aug. 21st OWNER: Russell Glbbe. lw beautiful oil vlayl oa =THR.EE==c-a-:ac:d-;f-:our=-:roo=m::olur=:::nistJ.:;:. :;; model. Ph. New Haveo 88Z-I money back. Electric !homoteering, Bradford Auction Company, •pbolotery powO< brakes,power ond automatic thru Sun., Aug. 28 ed and unfurnislled apart· 2806, Johl F. Roush. 1 pooer reobll $1. Ebersbaoh "" m811ltr: C.C, lnbl. II Is only -out .a. t•A.C. BradfOou, wei ments. WY ...5434. 12 I lfc 7 21 tk HardW8rt, hmeroy, Ohio. Bradford. Auctioueer; If yn. tun old and we 111'1! offer· " .... "- 1111 II for about o. .Juoll Juo fOUR ROOM furnished apll'l- BEANS, potatoes, lomatoee I It Jlc Saus'""""" uperlence orlflnol prtu. I • lte meal WY Z-36lill. 4 14 tic and meloiiB. Clarence l'rol- ONBEATABLI!I lte6 Solid ..,.ranteed. RIVIIRA lUlCK f2195 ----===---'!EFFICIENCY apartmelll. ph. fit~ PorUand, g, Ph. 843-225t State llertO, radio eombi»264dr. Hard Top. Buiot'o fin· . I 11 tie tioo, 4 speed automalic chant- · ..._. For SI Je eot 1Dd beet oports cor. It IUCTION- Starting Frlday, 992·22a or see at 4ll8 Spraq _ _ - - ----- ---- · · ·•- t _,_, baa •·- blec• buc"et ~. ~ If " G s h ter 1'11011 BTU er, .Dice W1uuu an~~~. ~ conoul, power • "' WJ.wa " Aug 19th at Laurel Cli I A_ve., Pomeroy, 0. I 17 "" ONE A ea • •· k lull steertn•, - 000 ....,., Scllool House on _State Route ·CAMPiNG traiier-;tJeopo ail. $10; heater, -· '" u, ••25 ; illsblnt 01 radio. Ta t over til power brakes ond automat"•• 100 " 124 1 p.m. We w1ll sell your Will rent by day .,. week. Pll. Wringer type washer, May- peymenll of lUI per abifl. Thlo io oae o1 tbt merchandise lor you. Adamo 1192.5522. big $4~· Phone m-344:1. or pay balance due IB8.04. rr,. • ""....., IJINI>OII 64'• lllfWba~ 3211 192 Trading Pool and Auct1oD ; ' ' ~t 4tc II ia your bomt. Ph. " · BLAmNARS 1 27 lfc 17 flo House. Pb. 74H394. 8 II I y - loool buy - 1" ·------ ·-· MODERN 2 bedroom bomo, riVE R()()M bouae, gar 10 TWO SAI;IDLE borleS, on-e 1 tory frame,' rooms, 2 bathe, Potnlf'OI',Ohi• \DAMS TRADING Post It Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 1192-2903 day outbwldmg, 2 acres ol gr ball Ar bian boill are ~ ikilcheo tabiaet&, open I dayo a week: Mo• or 1192·17&.2 eveninss. •Ioker coal furnace, $3000. Ph. Ue s.".tdtes' . and bridles. 'oew ly painted iaslde ond. out, .. I It 31c 8 17 19 5 day througb Saturday. Wt T 24 lfe _ ~ UI~·-- .. __ 6tp Al;o some good brokea po• carpeting illcluded. May ~. have radio and televJSion re-- SINGER SEWING MACHINE- its up to 54". Paul 0 r r. lina•ced $6,11011. IIIII CHEVROLET, 1 door, pair, also plenty of antique . Wan_te~- .. 0_ ~uy____ ThiS machme equipped to zig Ph. 949-3192. 1 17 6tp MIDDLEPORT - Good loco- otandard tra~smlaion, body Items. Main St. in Rutland. ANTIQUES, Fur•iture, marbl• 1ag make buttonholes, dar• - - - -· . · lion - I story frllmt, S I ID 1ood condtUon. Johll lhle, 0. Pll. 742-5394. 1 20 top tables. dishes, cut gla.., ·and' moaogram. Takt over M SHASTA, 16 11· trader, cab room• 12 bedrooms), both, I Rl. I, Racine, 0. Phone aft· ~M•. _ 8 It 3tp miScellaneous items. L t • payments ol f$,5 0 per mo• tb over, bitch, tlectria brakea, tarage, p1astered wa II I, er J p. m. ~· ~....., - ----,..,-- --- - · *"' 541· toilet, awninl and net, $1,400. very 1·1" Wlnted · Rudisill, 1~ l..eBioo Terrace, er pay balance due ....,, 1 we yard 1o cu1, froat 1151 CHEVROLET, 341 cu. ill. Pomeroy, Ohio. 1 11 30tp 3218. Free homo oremo. Ph. &te and side porch. $6,000. home runa good IIJid JookaI l.f 111<1 I 17 11926tc Lionel Boggs, C:ARPENTER - l.,argt !'ft. 8G-Z600 $Sflll. 1 ............ ~ at m ®Z Motor Co. ,.,.rtM .............,.. ""' .. Cl jeo fe Cnw's Steak House .:u •.:.l ':~-~.;: · :-t . .' DAVIDSON MOTORCYClES M50 SPORT BOBCAT ;SPRINT H NDA ' SAil$ & SERYJCE BUT MV COLLECTIONS HAVE BEEN MIGHTY PQRE THIS MONTH u• ... I J""""""""""""""""""""""'"""!!!!""""""""""""""""""'""""""""",;i 101 m Ei Pomeroy, 0. '1. IT'S RAINED TH'LASTTHREE '~'"' • SUNDAYs' .>"-"""- Y, i Ul . I' ,.I nl "' RADIATOR ·IRAICE SERVICE $4001 R Ul Core e Bulldozer eAnyType till H GOBLE FORD .,., 2.21" EXPERIENCED WHEEL ALIGNMENT and BRAKE SERVICE ... Phone Alignment Shop 992.3571 w. Main •· Pomo"" l'lnnor)J> Grueoer Body Wora on NOW RIPRISINTING MEIGS COUNTY "'fo ,_____ - f) te •• 01 lo "'th WITH FULL IERVICI vi IN!..,...,_ b ...... ff kl h tl• 1- - St B H , ,..b . 14:tf . ~riOI<I Wft.L. ( I del I m~.l'i I I WANTED ' BOY or GIRL In Rutlond To lorn Monty ond Pri1H Delivering Tho Daily Sentinel to established ' " ,• I• For S•le or Rent ROOM h 1 nd bath Also · • ouse ! pigs lor sale. Ph. m;;~· 6tc 1 A, GEORGE WONOER lliCR'f I BRAND new 2 bedroom all moder11 home. Velma G. Zuopan. Ph. 773-5750. 8 10 1$tp Slle or Tr~cle Ro~• - --- L c..,.., 1. T_... IIIIDDLE AGED LADY to live lnsurlia, de hou~ework, laundry _ I . I D~IJ. h and assist wit care o mva · , GET A quolatloo from ""' td. Ph. 992-3668 between > and I TER INSURANCE AGENCY 1 only for appoiRtment for ! INC. before renewiRI your • interview. Do not apply un- auto insurance. We may be loso experieaced. 8 11 6tc 1 able to save you money. . 1 I 1 tic AUTOMOBILE illsurance bee11 'I WANTED coacelledl Lost yeur opera~ or'• licen!el Cali' Wl' Z.296e. .lfO BUY f I$ tic LAND- Any Si:ie With or Without Bldts. Send Full Description for 1 prompt reply lo: Box 668-G c/o D•ily Sentinel IF CARPETS look dull and drear. remove the spots as they appear wilb Blue Luotre. Rent electric shampooer 11. Pickens Hardware Co.,l Pomoroy, 0. NANTF.D _ Work for bulldo.. er. Pb. !HI2-2208. 1 1 30to 1 1. ; : : , _ Jn.&~~M t. L•- t."':.."'~t~e • eo. a-• Oroc•'• ::;e•J.. a. Sbot 8. _ . . _ ::~-::..- i~::::..,- 14PI ·• 11%.- de, Arizona. Ph. M9-2828 betweea i. s p.m. 111 itc . 177 •.tltll ._,._11 a " home, locatEd in Camp Fer· $l,IOOEQUITY - and- ---1 CALL WY 2-21 56 lOB E. BYER - ::~ Jl.O...ot the Utree · -· zz. ........_ 2L " - -·- = t.ru..ta oat.e1upo n. v - n :=., ._,....._llo 2 -· bone .. ......_ . ·~ ~- fb. .aiM. ::.,""' zz.- Albert M. €os, Broker :::... Henry ·• ...... - :II.Appor• !!:":"" bo'id!lebaM ~Live...- 2B.IIIandaU.:. aw... "''JJIo 3LSbtp'o :s& ::::.-" 36.By_., 1'1.~ • Pnd+n ant I - :m. ~ • zr. 1 Jndlan ~. Printe,... 11. :'..:;"' s:a. H -th II. - : . ..___ .. _.PJII •·= ! h •II- 111. Ordeal ~-- ~ """..._ trailer, 16 ft. with 3 ft. cab over. sk!eps 7. fully sell contained lxlO Hyloa screen, Help Wanted Cabanna room, etectrit 01.,-A - ,L"'F,. ..H ""'ELP. betweeo ages 27 brakes, axle hitch, bought .aod J.~. clean, 1 eat appear- new, used 3 Urnes. Sell for am·• ot good character. Day _ $1~50 _ . _Ph_._992-3023. S 19 6tc or mgllt shift available. Apply in person at Burger Boy, 23 I W. IJniou. Athens. 0. belweeu 1 You alway• ssve more o• boun of I and_>_p.m. 811_301e Unico Appliance• 1 Better pricea than ever oa · Sive at Landmark Freezers, Refrtl!eraktn, W• 1her·Dryer Pain, Elee. Raa. ges and Alr-Conditi(}ner&. U cu. ft. Chelt I ROOM HOUSE -;y,ifbath, modern kitl"hen. dese to school. r •rner of Lincolll and I'RIEZER - · - - - $19' 4tll St.. Middleport, Ohio. e Pll. Genf Cole)llnn. 742-5829 POMEROY or 1192·31111. 992-2111 FURNISHED -.j ttoOm - apartment, for oouple. Pbona liiJ. I .IMk Coney, Mer. WI. I 17 .lfo ' - - - - - - - -.., - · J. Hony DAILY C&~~-;:.B:e:..•s~ .. wwk • ] II L 0 Jf 0 I' II L L D w Oaat leUer ~ otudo 1111r - · Ja ....Pio .A. 11 . tor aoo 11>no L'lli x ..,. 1116 two O'o, ete. SU.Cie · tlvploMo, lbo loaaP1o ud fw <I t:loe- - tM 111M& • j .t. an 1 : rm 91 loalloa X s y J JJ: 'I' s o .:s: Ds D s :s: 'I' s Jl• __,&llt_____ 'I'J:ZXXJK DBYD GYHCXHO .'I'SH• •.IGI~ :DU CU'lll QHo.-••OHKJI .. 0 - D a A . . . . . THOU . . . Q)p 4 I I ALt. HI:JXAl'f WJ:AL AMI WOII I&UUf TO JIAD THDIJ: 01\'N~BJ:A'l'I'Dil • . . . , - - Co _, • w. Society ews a::-,.Slltllllal --~ - -·- · · -- -- ~ ~- ·--~-- •• •. • ~-.~ - -~- -~ • ·•--• ·· r •••··~-- - -- · -- · -- · • • • ••~ ~ ·· ,;•• • · ·· 6tp ....,... te:e.Ufl or IIII-M!I 1~-------~:"""..-... • !lorton st. 112.2106 OH. SOY! SURF'S UP[ e2 USED cARS LEFT ePARTS for OUTBOARD MOTORS eBOATS & MOTORS eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS S..At ~ I'M , ' I -~~:~· :"\ 110 STILL Ill~/ ·.~~ ,·l:::JI;~ ']::~ ' Evenlngl ond Saturday .... THE BORN LOSI!Il For The liNt I• Cnder & Concrete eCement 1c Mortar eMetal Wlndowo a. Doon eDoor Prames 1c Other Hascnry llupplies. ., PHONI 992-21167 I'OMIROY •• • ' 1- ~ ·-·-~ o, D 5TOL.EN PLATES, PLUS TllAT S~ORT· 8ld beating, Oblo. Elid JliUI' sewer trouble. We bave aD 112e HWI!!I' IDes. Reuonable ratn. WY :1-29'14, day or olghl t IS &umoNED llm)lldt llerYI<e ..:,.w,:-o::=::=,•.,t ,"";.'&.:;!."' \ ' I SKETCI-IED! • -,.,,.,~~~ FRECKLeS AND HIS FRIENDS •ot u.,..., ____ ~:~ By MERRILL BLOSSER WI-4ERi ""TtJ COiviE 1 I MERELY LE~i ~E UTTl.£ '"GARI"'EY" SI-IO\IJ AMD ~~ ONE DO£~ NOT~ THE I 64 R1mbler OCCULT POWER S: WHEN "TH E WORD t.OMES ONE OBEVS~ Amorlctn 2 Or. 6 cyllndtr. . ...J l-IM M ··· MOEiT WOULD CALL t TJ.IAT CRA'ZV 6UT Ar:TER WJ.IAT I"VE <::iEEM 'o:QIJ 00, J QQI:!J' VOU WEil'E GAVIN: AWFUL LOT CAN ~AN I-IQP~ IM -.c! WE.Et<"! ~WI="UL" I~ QIGHT. Ar-<0 IT COUlD COMf T'PA96 A'I="OJ?E i'!tte::tT DAVUGI-lTf Sttndartl Iran•. IHie •rul· hutor, 65 Pontlitc G.T.O. Tompott. 2 Dr. Hordrep. 4 - " ' tronL 63 Ford Galnle 5011 4 Dr. I cylinder. ou,.· tMtlc trtftl. lbdle af\11 ,,] hutor, power · -lftl. whitt waU 11By RAEBURN VAN 65 Dodge Dart ,. IUIEN 2 Or. 270 Sorlee, I qdl"' d•r, stancL1rd tr1n1,, rHMI ·i and h..ter :.:!ne~ iil.ii:l:!"..,·'" 5KitrrED CI-IAAACTER ~AT • ld •th head, crickets, sp ers ,. o · er tuecto wW be oomiDg fa. aide your home where ll'a warm. Protect your boma · from these pesll with ARAB, ovallable at Killg BuDden Supply Co., Middleport. I 11 lie JIM CAIN AHAN ~ ~11 ''~ ~~~~:f!!~ .. Metropollt•n Moton ....,_Services COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT wrlto. PhoM or Contact ......,..-- " ~ FROM r.JOW Ci\1 I ro MY SORFII,JG. • AUCTIONEER . El!k 41 M!1!11 SEUING OUT 59 Chevrolet Mn. EvelY" Brtckleo Crln ijradlord lmpolo 4 Dr, I cyllndor. Mr. and Mrs. William Sbo:res I Wrb, Prouo or CGIIWI St•ndard tr.nt. with ov'"' drlvo, lodlo ond h - . and two chlldren of Galas, Mva. · &. a.C.!_~';;:!RD WhltowaiiL open! a few days here with r. -. .... and Mrs. Jack · Weathennan. _ _ _ _ _ _ __:_...:.....:-::.... 1 1 62 Ford G1l. 500 Mr. and • Mr . '· I dr. I cyl, At Trano,, P. ttatrlne, rNie •nd hntw penter and children of eo:·:~: I BOAT aid motor HconseS.-,rvi<:e. were Sunday evenng lnrude Sales and Hloe~ing· 64 Ford F-700 of Mr. and :Mn. Blllia Taylor. Schwarze) MariRe, Ovmp Trvck. I eyllndtr. Virgil Roush stopped to ..:.po_rt,,;_O_hl_o_.- - - : S •PHd tr1n1, 2 ..... rear axle. Long wheel ...... ~ hi• sister, Mr. and Mrs. alai Violet ou S~nday OG his 63 Mercury D ACRE farm, house 81d 2 way home from Camden Clark C~11tam 2 Door Harcftop. Power StMrlnt and ba,.., other buidings, T Hospital in Parkersburt! where lrakH..IAutotn~Uc trana. miles from Pomeroy. Pit. IIIII- hll wife, Betty Roush, II JO'Ii. I U lip hospltaUzed for loot treat- _:::.:.=____;___ 64 Ford G1I1Xie 500. 4 Or. I cyllndor, auto. ment and possible surgery. UADY-MIX aoacrele dellvel~ trono. Rodlo ond hootor ,n. ..lfta Wallia Rand of Tbree Rlf· j Fut power steering, whlftwl0 " " " " ' ,._.,.., II'J, Mich., spent a couple of ed right to your prll!o~ect:·=~ tlno. day1 bere the guest of Mr. 63 Cht.vrolet -~ov _ 1 a•He Readf"au& ,.,_ Co•• ........,n _, frame, and Mrs. 1fa\:" llrlckles. th lot Atro. I Or . I cyl. 5 roo1111 (2 bedrooms), batb, was enroute Sou Oltlo. e 30 II• Stondard trono. Whlto woft hardwood noon, ~ basement to visit hio son, 2nd LL and III'IL 1•• floor furnace: . llouso Mn. James Rand. AIR OONDtnONING Rml&lr' 63 Ford needs oome repair. GaOd Mn . .Nelsel Wealhermao ollllt servie& JIICk'a Refrlthloxlo 5011 2 Dr. I cyU1> buy at ••000.00. . Mrs. Myrtle · Bogges1 watlou, New Haveu. dtr. Automollc trom. I• POMEROY - NICE 1,_. 11orJ calling on Mn. Gladya •to ond hotter. WhltowoD TU N>S'/. • e 11c1 ftrtt, frame 7 rooma <~ liedrooml), day recently. new ias forced air lurnece, -. '!bose vlliting Jack Weather· BATING, PLUMBING. Rarll 64Chevrolet new hot water lllllk, .. nelilf man while he waa ccnvalesclng DoiOI Bottle Qu. Araolf BloctyiW 40r, 8 C.,t, Auto, remodeled Jiving room and from his auto occident includ· Brolbera, 611 m. MaiD St, ln111. R&H. Whlltwoll dining room, buemeot, front ed Mr. and Mrs. Dalla Hoff· ~0,. t 12 lie llm.Llkonow. · porch. Going at fe,$00.00. man, Mr. and Mn. Verk! Tul..... buys 71aC1'1!1 with ap.. lle,lllr. and Mn. Guy Boggess,-•~•!r:b= 64Feicon Futura 4 Or. 6 cvllndtr. prollmately :15 acres lor Mr. and Mrs. Jlm Stout and·-.:._;.,.._;.. Auto. Iran,. Rodlo l hollf> cultivation balance In p.. Connie Kaye, Mrs. Hazel Barn· nt rauU1'Jr.r.- -~ 1r or. WhltoWoll Hree. tore and Umber, barn, hoc hill, Mr. and Mn. WOmer Rice, ::r...~CA;,f.:!.~ft.1.:'.;;•1.'': hoU!O, chlciftl house, ODI'II :Mn. Mildred Caldwell, Janet:.::.t ...- .. ~u.::: 61 F•lcon crib I room frame hottie, Caldwell, Peggy Marshall,.; : : . , - . -. . . .~ 2 Dr. 6 eyl; ltolllllrd trono. lldlo end hntor, •ood out cellar T miles Lindsey Lycns, Phellx Isaac.=-~~ . ,_' .. 11 ' • ' I N II -·~ ' ... ~ ...... from Pomeroy. and Mra. Jess I ewe · ,.._.,. 1:'~ "'·- M. Col, Broker Mr. .and Mrs. Elmer Kaylor •.JrLuil, I : I -11,111 ,....,.., 1..: Jlelry aelaad, Sllrom• and aon, Terry. were recenl • n Sunday lvellinc dlnner guest• ;&; ~ j=o!.., .. .,...11 ..... .,. tn•stll or Mr. and lin. Jacll: Weatbtr· - . ,flllll. !!1 1~~~-1 :1.1 IU 111811. • bath . ABOUT Lfi.VITATION,AND - .'w . vo. 77U611 1 211 Jte FARM 2 mile off Rt 7 iii Storr'• Run's.. Mr• EdEbe i, h lllti 'w lght ward rs ae • r St., Pomeroy, 0., ... . phoDI . 1 WJ-2!1! 5 It 12tp __ _ 'It ACRE FARM. 0. M. WogaD property, Bailey Run Road. Cont.ct Ralph Llmbrtcht, Rl 4, CorUand, 0. I lJ etp . ---- 8 Tuppers Plains N ~.000. - -.. :111. s.- a Allo I 10 fl. boat. Ph. 992-2960. AL \:.\I'll , .... ROUSH & LYONS · C.mping Tr•llen 121 Fllrlant Or. Mlddlop<nt good.~.~~~IA~C~IN~I~-~OH:IO~§: 2 story · ~~~~·~~=~~ bath, full tn good conditt!"'· frame, U rooms, basemeot, garase, drilled well with a new Meyers waler system. new 60 galloa bot water tank, mil)' be fi111oced 11 ~~~~TI!OTWOOD--~a:p:i I a. rr.- For Rent ly LI'L ABNER 6 ALL BI LLS.~' NO CLIENTS.~ PEOPLE HAVE FORGOTTEN 4. 8. I· II !Deb Blookl 1 DAILy CROSSWORD H'ROBII I Cit • "'t-'! BE SOON ENOU6~ , =========::.:: !. ..,.,... ' e SALES e • RENTALS e eComplnl lqut,_llle ..._., IVYf.,.. ""'"" WEA"""""' """"' I . == .. ,. .:. BLOCKS Aoolo Cl .. .t loulheno Ohio p .;. 'lET IT'S THE ~LOE'$T VJAY TO FL'f !. Dr. Ray R. Pickens til ~ • j TAIIiiNG RINTAL IIEIIRVATIONS NOnCE w pl ,:\- ' . ~~====::;;~=~~~ forest Run .Block Co. th ·.-,; \ eC.r eTruclc eHeater BIG BEND tRAILER SALES • ~.~:IJ WY 2-2151 - : MIDDLEPORT. -0 SERVICE Blaettnars . .... - DICK RAWLINGS R.wllngs Honcle S1les WHEEL AliGNMENT ..... I IV)IN!,TOO • "' ..... '*""' ... ..... ... ................. ,.. ••••CI· I ·~· - II ONI OP rHI riiCIST PEOPLII CALL KAET1NARS Phoftt 992.2143 I WQULDN'T Ill~ MENTION IT, PARSON- l HATETO 'IUDeE ~E,PA~N, 8UT COliLD YE PAY A LEETLE DAB ON YORE BILL 1 .. .. , • . ."-::. ;l rt Kehh Geble Ford ' ."..,.. IELL ~IM WHAT A REAL 5WIN6ER I AM ... -· : ~ ..,.. , ....~ - ~ ~~ ~ 5HE~ DONE A MIGHTY COM!'I.~n,.oe ONME. AND HERE:$- A LITILE: ~ME:­ THING FOR 6R'!INI'-lY. �'' ' ..... )j i ' ),,.. :.;b.• ;~"- ,J' ' \' ,, . ,· I . , •· ' Get Extra Cash Th'e Want Ad, Way. l-..'$iOe&.$ !ervic~s .wcnON,....,. ' . . .... ' rABM uud•ll'll ' . e-,.i>ally Seatloel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O~ Alii-. 12, 11168 ~s.Je • . . signEd \18• dloeonllnued farm-Ill_, • WANT AD FOR A "job ~)1 dOAe" feellng o~aUon to oUUine othINFORMATION 1ng clean carpets With Blue er employment Ht will sen Lustre. Rent eleetrlo sbam- the following farm chattola P<Httero¥ I P. M. Da\1 ..,.'!.-~:"" _..._,. DNIINne ..... pooer fl. Pomeroy Cement ond personal property at hiJ CA.IICaLLATIONI Block cO. . I 22 6to resldenco located 5 miles CORIIICTI-1 • • M ac•"" ynfll t:W A. M. northeast of Racine, , Oblo, II... Day .. Pdllcafltilt CARPETS cao and life ton ... 1111d 1~ miles North ol State aleYt.A'TIONI be beautiful if you U!e Blue · Route 338: <W',tch lor Sate Tll4 ...aiiiMr f'I'Hn'• "'- n.M 1966 CHEVROLET $2395 . , 3 • • . . , .... ,. .. " " •• ftiiiCt pY . . . _ . . Lustre. Rent electric sham· Arrows) . Be) Air 2 Dr. Local owner & aharp at new. Dark aqua fm~sh, MIHtiHUle, ;:,..,. IMU . . . . ....., Our Ortv..tn pooer $1. Baker Furaiture Co, Stturday, August fl, 11161, at new whitewall tire from new car purcbaaed. 3%7 V8 en~r~ae. .IIVICI II HIRII ttlh•r wtM n.r • 1 If r ••~ .., Std. trans. Radio and heater. . 822ftc 12:30 p. m. ••re m-.. ant lncarNd ,.........., 1965 CHEVROLET $2295 RATal ORDER AMSTUTZ'S H lc N 1957 Ford Tractor 140, IJ5II ~•' wa•• •• ..,-vice Impala Hardtop. Locally owned ond onlr 12.11011 mUoo,. 8 "Nick Chick" leghorn chick• I ton CbeYrolel V8 4 111en a ,er Vf..- . . ,...,..... cylindet' power st.eerin&. Spotleu fawn Jntenor. beautiful Minimum Cltarp " ntdl or otarled pullets lllday. Mnd· Truck with Midwest It Can ....., ..... f., TllrM C . maroon 'ttnish. Radto and beater. MCtlltW 1.-rtlent ern Poultry. Bo• 1M, Atheno, new ~res, two 12 ID. pww•, 1'1961 RAMBLER $595 Ohio. Ph. 593-7831. I Zl 6to Ferguron New Idea ana aft Nhl wltltll!l lt .,..,.. Conv. Cpe. Good tires. 0 cyl. eagine. Std. tran1. Radio •net CAitO o' TttANKI & OIITUAllll planter, lro11 Age row maker, EXPERIENCED tUJ ,., J1 Wlnll MlllllntUIL lad SINGER SEWING MACHINEbeater, .11aod top. sabre Rot. Tiller, practical· I Thio maehlne equipped to ly new; tG:800 Tomato stakes, wou•• l11t A; "'- . . . . . P. M. Dll., zig zag, make buttonholes, ...,.,.., ~• "· M ... 50 new cement blocko, twoIT'I M IAI'r dam, and lllOIIOgram. Take TO PLACI A wheel trailer, 7 II. double over payments of $5.50 per aiiUL T PIODUCI... dlsk, 20 It ladder, power WANT AD month or pay ba!HIIC• due chain saw 20 in. bar, side PHONE WY 2-2156 $36.50. Fr.. homo demo. mountEd Ford tractor Call !192-3211. . 8 21 6tc . er, McCormick ' mowmc ma1166 CONSOLE ' STEREO chine, aet of harnes• with for Rent For S.le Just taken In, lovely walnut bridle, 5 shovel cutUvator, I WISH lo tJpress my apfinish: Radio equipped with new hot house widow glau, •flY 2-2191 precialioe lor klndess shown . 'WHlTEROCK pullets. Pho•e 4 speed automatic changer. hot hoU!e stove•, laund·1·~~~~E me durin@ my rece~t illness I ROOM bnc~ duplex with 1 19 3tc ' Dual volume control. 'ThIs two 7424755. ry stove, hand tools, push lr In Velera•s Memorial H o s· garage, BUiternut Ave., Porn!el 3 months old. Take over plow. pllal. 1 waRt to !hank those eroy, 0., ~h ~-sm._I _11 lfc VENETIAN blinds, all kinds. payments of •1.25 per week HOUSEHOUl - txl2 wool who s01t eards, Dowers and s ROOM apartmeAI with bath. AlP repairs. Dale Wippel or pay balance due $92.24. rug and pad, Norge gas stove (Thun.-Frt.-sat.l gills. also thOBe who visited Pb. !H12-3319. It tic SUppl}' 2l5 Union Ave., Try it in your home . . Call range, Apes wuher, LeonAll Models me while there .. My special NICE 4 rooms and bath un- Pomer~y. Ohio. T 29 31ltc 892-3218. 8 21 6tc ant refrigerator, oak breakthanlai lo Dr. P<rkens. i)r. furnished apartment, Middle. I ONE30" Colored G.E. range, ! st set 5 pc., Hide-A-Bed, At Reduced Price• Tello,! and Dr. Porras . •and port Ohio. Pb. 1192-3874. LOSE WEIGHT oalely With ; used 4 months. AIM I mare utility cabinet, magazine rack ,the sial! and nurses at the 1 ' 1 3 lfc Dex·A-Diet Tableta. Only 98c pony black and white. Ph. and tables, round coffee bibbospltal. Mro. Sadie McEI· at Stark Pharmacy. 1 11 12lp !HI2- . 1 Zl 31A> 2 88 lilllny. MODERN 4 room IRd bath fur· . , le, metal wardrobe, deli, mshed apartment. Middle- NERVOUS? Can't oleep? Try 131 FT. house trader, 1deal lor bedroom suite I pc., occ• ROUT! 124 Notice "Sleepers." Guaraateed camping. Pnce ~h;';: tonal chair, lamp, 21 Ill, Zen· port, 0., Ph. 992-387:.29 tie ith tv, WI back chair, kitchen At SI/I'OCIIII Corporallcm outt or money back. Only 98c. , 1192-C31. _-· _ _ cabinet, glaso Mason 1, H81'1')' A. Miller. will •ot be 1 ROOM HOUSE and bath. at Stark Pharmacy. B II 12tp 1 ONEPAJR registered Siamese resp011sible for any debll basement, lurnaco. 304 Syca- - - - -- - --·---- klltens. 3 months old. See miaceUaneous items not ed. lui Est1te For S1le 1, made by any person other more St., Middleport. Ohio, DON'T pump your sluggiob ••p- sherman Cundll!, upper Wa~ AucUonoero Note: '!'ho!~·~:;i"•YNELL ~•E pr..-.. than myself. Harry A. Miller 8 21 lit tie tank. Gel Klean-Em • AU er Street, Syracuse, 0. ...,.111 BuUer•lll ""' Ave..,... inery is In A-1 PI&.'' IIIIII 21 61p SROOM furnished housf:'- Ph~ Septic TPk CleaRer. Land-, 1 21 3tp arid lias been serv- i1ll I II lie ==-=-----~ 992·5554. I ~I 3tc marko farm Burea~ :o:,·, BEDROOII homo In Middle- condlti011 Iced regularly. Thio 10 aen riiiiEi'lmd toar room fur· roy, • port, ...t 1o schoot. s.. at farm II lor eolt. Ni<e 4-room 1 ;o;;;;;;;;.;:A;;;uto~.;:SI~-&~~ nisbed apartments. AU . utili- BUDGET I'IUCED fllrDIIuro Ill 304 Hamilton St. or call houat with bath, bascll.,t, li' Ilea paid. Phone WY H776. our third Door budget obop. 19:1-5324. 8 II tie garage and baJ'I - 10111e tim- 61 LoiAIU lUlCK · .• 1"5 I Will Be Out btr _ priced to seD. lmmed· f clr. Hard Top. 'l'bll Is oae Rowley and Reed. Aller • Beier furniture, 141ddleport WSTRE Foam II suar811toe4 of those trade-IDJ from Of My Office p. m. call WY J-3574. Ohio. 11 IJ Ill: to be the best carpet cleaner late posseasion - ..,. ewner. Buick enthuoiasts wbe have responsible lor accldenll. owaod Bulcb for yun.ddlelt 4 I lfc USED Apocbe Raveu, IM you have ever used or your Net Sund1y, Aug. 21st OWNER: Russell Glbbe. lw beautiful oil vlayl oa =THR.EE==c-a-:ac:d-;f-:our=-:roo=m::olur=:::nistJ.:;:. :;; model. Ph. New Haveo 88Z-I money back. Electric !homoteering, Bradford Auction Company, •pbolotery powO< brakes,power ond automatic thru Sun., Aug. 28 ed and unfurnislled apart· 2806, Johl F. Roush. 1 pooer reobll $1. Ebersbaoh "" m811ltr: C.C, lnbl. II Is only -out .a. t•A.C. BradfOou, wei ments. WY ...5434. 12 I lfc 7 21 tk HardW8rt, hmeroy, Ohio. Bradford. Auctioueer; If yn. tun old and we 111'1! offer· " .... "- 1111 II for about o. .Juoll Juo fOUR ROOM furnished apll'l- BEANS, potatoes, lomatoee I It Jlc Saus'""""" uperlence orlflnol prtu. I • lte meal WY Z-36lill. 4 14 tic and meloiiB. Clarence l'rol- ONBEATABLI!I lte6 Solid ..,.ranteed. RIVIIRA lUlCK f2195 ----===---'!EFFICIENCY apartmelll. ph. fit~ PorUand, g, Ph. 843-225t State llertO, radio eombi»264dr. Hard Top. Buiot'o fin· . I 11 tie tioo, 4 speed automalic chant- · ..._. For SI Je eot 1Dd beet oports cor. It IUCTION- Starting Frlday, 992·22a or see at 4ll8 Spraq _ _ - - ----- ---- · · ·•- t _,_, baa •·- blec• buc"et ~. ~ If " G s h ter 1'11011 BTU er, .Dice W1uuu an~~~. ~ conoul, power • "' WJ.wa " Aug 19th at Laurel Cli I A_ve., Pomeroy, 0. I 17 "" ONE A ea • •· k lull steertn•, - 000 ....,., Scllool House on _State Route ·CAMPiNG traiier-;tJeopo ail. $10; heater, -· '" u, ••25 ; illsblnt 01 radio. Ta t over til power brakes ond automat"•• 100 " 124 1 p.m. We w1ll sell your Will rent by day .,. week. Pll. Wringer type washer, May- peymenll of lUI per abifl. Thlo io oae o1 tbt merchandise lor you. Adamo 1192.5522. big $4~· Phone m-344:1. or pay balance due IB8.04. rr,. • ""....., IJINI>OII 64'• lllfWba~ 3211 192 Trading Pool and Auct1oD ; ' ' ~t 4tc II ia your bomt. Ph. " · BLAmNARS 1 27 lfc 17 flo House. Pb. 74H394. 8 II I y - loool buy - 1" ·------ ·-· MODERN 2 bedroom bomo, riVE R()()M bouae, gar 10 TWO SAI;IDLE borleS, on-e 1 tory frame,' rooms, 2 bathe, Potnlf'OI',Ohi• \DAMS TRADING Post It Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 1192-2903 day outbwldmg, 2 acres ol gr ball Ar bian boill are ~ ikilcheo tabiaet&, open I dayo a week: Mo• or 1192·17&.2 eveninss. •Ioker coal furnace, $3000. Ph. Ue s.".tdtes' . and bridles. 'oew ly painted iaslde ond. out, .. I It 31c 8 17 19 5 day througb Saturday. Wt T 24 lfe _ ~ UI~·-- .. __ 6tp Al;o some good brokea po• carpeting illcluded. May ~. have radio and televJSion re-- SINGER SEWING MACHINE- its up to 54". Paul 0 r r. lina•ced $6,11011. IIIII CHEVROLET, 1 door, pair, also plenty of antique . Wan_te~- .. 0_ ~uy____ ThiS machme equipped to zig Ph. 949-3192. 1 17 6tp MIDDLEPORT - Good loco- otandard tra~smlaion, body Items. Main St. in Rutland. ANTIQUES, Fur•iture, marbl• 1ag make buttonholes, dar• - - - -· . · lion - I story frllmt, S I ID 1ood condtUon. Johll lhle, 0. Pll. 742-5394. 1 20 top tables. dishes, cut gla.., ·and' moaogram. Takt over M SHASTA, 16 11· trader, cab room• 12 bedrooms), both, I Rl. I, Racine, 0. Phone aft· ~M•. _ 8 It 3tp miScellaneous items. L t • payments ol f$,5 0 per mo• tb over, bitch, tlectria brakea, tarage, p1astered wa II I, er J p. m. ~· ~....., - ----,..,-- --- - · *"' 541· toilet, awninl and net, $1,400. very 1·1" Wlnted · Rudisill, 1~ l..eBioo Terrace, er pay balance due ....,, 1 we yard 1o cu1, froat 1151 CHEVROLET, 341 cu. ill. Pomeroy, Ohio. 1 11 30tp 3218. Free homo oremo. Ph. &te and side porch. $6,000. home runa good IIJid JookaI l.f 111<1 I 17 11926tc Lionel Boggs, C:ARPENTER - l.,argt !'ft. 8G-Z600 $Sflll. 1 ............ ~ at m ®Z Motor Co. ,.,.rtM .............,.. ""' .. Cl jeo fe Cnw's Steak House .:u •.:.l ':~-~.;: · :-t . .' DAVIDSON MOTORCYClES M50 SPORT BOBCAT ;SPRINT H NDA ' SAil$ & SERYJCE BUT MV COLLECTIONS HAVE BEEN MIGHTY PQRE THIS MONTH u• ... I J""""""""""""""""""""""'"""!!!!""""""""""""""""""'""""""""",;i 101 m Ei Pomeroy, 0. '1. IT'S RAINED TH'LASTTHREE '~'"' • SUNDAYs' .>"-"""- Y, i Ul . I' ,.I nl "' RADIATOR ·IRAICE SERVICE $4001 R Ul Core e Bulldozer eAnyType till H GOBLE FORD .,., 2.21" EXPERIENCED WHEEL ALIGNMENT and BRAKE SERVICE ... Phone Alignment Shop 992.3571 w. Main •· Pomo"" l'lnnor)J> Grueoer Body Wora on NOW RIPRISINTING MEIGS COUNTY "'fo ,_____ - f) te •• 01 lo "'th WITH FULL IERVICI vi IN!..,...,_ b ...... ff kl h tl• 1- - St B H , ,..b . 14:tf . ~riOI<I Wft.L. ( I del I m~.l'i I I WANTED ' BOY or GIRL In Rutlond To lorn Monty ond Pri1H Delivering Tho Daily Sentinel to established ' " ,• I• For S•le or Rent ROOM h 1 nd bath Also · • ouse ! pigs lor sale. Ph. m;;~· 6tc 1 A, GEORGE WONOER lliCR'f I BRAND new 2 bedroom all moder11 home. Velma G. Zuopan. Ph. 773-5750. 8 10 1$tp Slle or Tr~cle Ro~• - --- L c..,.., 1. T_... IIIIDDLE AGED LADY to live lnsurlia, de hou~ework, laundry _ I . I D~IJ. h and assist wit care o mva · , GET A quolatloo from ""' td. Ph. 992-3668 between > and I TER INSURANCE AGENCY 1 only for appoiRtment for ! INC. before renewiRI your • interview. Do not apply un- auto insurance. We may be loso experieaced. 8 11 6tc 1 able to save you money. . 1 I 1 tic AUTOMOBILE illsurance bee11 'I WANTED coacelledl Lost yeur opera~ or'• licen!el Cali' Wl' Z.296e. .lfO BUY f I$ tic LAND- Any Si:ie With or Without Bldts. Send Full Description for 1 prompt reply lo: Box 668-G c/o D•ily Sentinel IF CARPETS look dull and drear. remove the spots as they appear wilb Blue Luotre. Rent electric shampooer 11. Pickens Hardware Co.,l Pomoroy, 0. NANTF.D _ Work for bulldo.. er. Pb. !HI2-2208. 1 1 30to 1 1. ; : : , _ Jn.&~~M t. L•- t."':.."'~t~e • eo. a-• Oroc•'• ::;e•J.. a. Sbot 8. _ . . _ ::~-::..- i~::::..,- 14PI ·• 11%.- de, Arizona. Ph. M9-2828 betweea i. s p.m. 111 itc . 177 •.tltll ._,._11 a " home, locatEd in Camp Fer· $l,IOOEQUITY - and- ---1 CALL WY 2-21 56 lOB E. BYER - ::~ Jl.O...ot the Utree · -· zz. ........_ 2L " - -·- = t.ru..ta oat.e1upo n. v - n :=., ._,....._llo 2 -· bone .. ......_ . ·~ ~- fb. .aiM. ::.,""' zz.- Albert M. €os, Broker :::... Henry ·• ...... - :II.Appor• !!:":"" bo'id!lebaM ~Live...- 2B.IIIandaU.:. aw... "''JJIo 3LSbtp'o :s& ::::.-" 36.By_., 1'1.~ • Pnd+n ant I - :m. ~ • zr. 1 Jndlan ~. Printe,... 11. :'..:;"' s:a. H -th II. - : . ..___ .. _.PJII •·= ! h •II- 111. Ordeal ~-- ~ """..._ trailer, 16 ft. with 3 ft. cab over. sk!eps 7. fully sell contained lxlO Hyloa screen, Help Wanted Cabanna room, etectrit 01.,-A - ,L"'F,. ..H ""'ELP. betweeo ages 27 brakes, axle hitch, bought .aod J.~. clean, 1 eat appear- new, used 3 Urnes. Sell for am·• ot good character. Day _ $1~50 _ . _Ph_._992-3023. S 19 6tc or mgllt shift available. Apply in person at Burger Boy, 23 I W. IJniou. Athens. 0. belweeu 1 You alway• ssve more o• boun of I and_>_p.m. 811_301e Unico Appliance• 1 Better pricea than ever oa · Sive at Landmark Freezers, Refrtl!eraktn, W• 1her·Dryer Pain, Elee. Raa. ges and Alr-Conditi(}ner&. U cu. ft. Chelt I ROOM HOUSE -;y,ifbath, modern kitl"hen. dese to school. r •rner of Lincolll and I'RIEZER - · - - - $19' 4tll St.. Middleport, Ohio. e Pll. Genf Cole)llnn. 742-5829 POMEROY or 1192·31111. 992-2111 FURNISHED -.j ttoOm - apartment, for oouple. Pbona liiJ. I .IMk Coney, Mer. WI. I 17 .lfo ' - - - - - - - -.., - · J. Hony DAILY C&~~-;:.B:e:..•s~ .. wwk • ] II L 0 Jf 0 I' II L L D w Oaat leUer ~ otudo 1111r - · Ja ....Pio .A. 11 . tor aoo 11>no L'lli x ..,. 1116 two O'o, ete. SU.Cie · tlvploMo, lbo loaaP1o ud fw <I t:loe- - tM 111M& • j .t. an 1 : rm 91 loalloa X s y J JJ: 'I' s o .:s: Ds D s :s: 'I' s Jl• __,&llt_____ 'I'J:ZXXJK DBYD GYHCXHO .'I'SH• •.IGI~ :DU CU'lll QHo.-••OHKJI .. 0 - D a A . . . . . THOU . . . Q)p 4 I I ALt. HI:JXAl'f WJ:AL AMI WOII I&UUf TO JIAD THDIJ: 01\'N~BJ:A'l'I'Dil • . . . , - - Co _, • w. Society ews a::-,.Slltllllal --~ - -·- · · -- -- ~ ~- ·--~-- •• •. • ~-.~ - -~- -~ • ·•--• ·· r •••··~-- - -- · -- · -- · • • • ••~ ~ ·· ,;•• • · ·· 6tp ....,... te:e.Ufl or IIII-M!I 1~-------~:"""..-... • !lorton st. 112.2106 OH. SOY! SURF'S UP[ e2 USED cARS LEFT ePARTS for OUTBOARD MOTORS eBOATS & MOTORS eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS S..At ~ I'M , ' I -~~:~· :"\ 110 STILL Ill~/ ·.~~ ,·l:::JI;~ ']::~ ' Evenlngl ond Saturday .... THE BORN LOSI!Il For The liNt I• Cnder & Concrete eCement 1c Mortar eMetal Wlndowo a. Doon eDoor Prames 1c Other Hascnry llupplies. ., PHONI 992-21167 I'OMIROY •• • ' 1- ~ ·-·-~ o, D 5TOL.EN PLATES, PLUS TllAT S~ORT· 8ld beating, Oblo. Elid JliUI' sewer trouble. We bave aD 112e HWI!!I' IDes. Reuonable ratn. WY :1-29'14, day or olghl t IS &umoNED llm)lldt llerYI<e ..:,.w,:-o::=::=,•.,t ,"";.'&.:;!."' \ ' I SKETCI-IED! • -,.,,.,~~~ FRECKLeS AND HIS FRIENDS •ot u.,..., ____ ~:~ By MERRILL BLOSSER WI-4ERi ""TtJ COiviE 1 I MERELY LE~i ~E UTTl.£ '"GARI"'EY" SI-IO\IJ AMD ~~ ONE DO£~ NOT~ THE I 64 R1mbler OCCULT POWER S: WHEN "TH E WORD t.OMES ONE OBEVS~ Amorlctn 2 Or. 6 cyllndtr. . ...J l-IM M ··· MOEiT WOULD CALL t TJ.IAT CRA'ZV 6UT Ar:TER WJ.IAT I"VE <::iEEM 'o:QIJ 00, J QQI:!J' VOU WEil'E GAVIN: AWFUL LOT CAN ~AN I-IQP~ IM -.c! WE.Et<"! ~WI="UL" I~ QIGHT. Ar-<0 IT COUlD COMf T'PA96 A'I="OJ?E i'!tte::tT DAVUGI-lTf Sttndartl Iran•. IHie •rul· hutor, 65 Pontlitc G.T.O. Tompott. 2 Dr. Hordrep. 4 - " ' tronL 63 Ford Galnle 5011 4 Dr. I cylinder. ou,.· tMtlc trtftl. lbdle af\11 ,,] hutor, power · -lftl. whitt waU 11By RAEBURN VAN 65 Dodge Dart ,. IUIEN 2 Or. 270 Sorlee, I qdl"' d•r, stancL1rd tr1n1,, rHMI ·i and h..ter :.:!ne~ iil.ii:l:!"..,·'" 5KitrrED CI-IAAACTER ~AT • ld •th head, crickets, sp ers ,. o · er tuecto wW be oomiDg fa. aide your home where ll'a warm. Protect your boma · from these pesll with ARAB, ovallable at Killg BuDden Supply Co., Middleport. I 11 lie JIM CAIN AHAN ~ ~11 ''~ ~~~~:f!!~ .. Metropollt•n Moton ....,_Services COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT wrlto. PhoM or Contact ......,..-- " ~ FROM r.JOW Ci\1 I ro MY SORFII,JG. • AUCTIONEER . El!k 41 M!1!11 SEUING OUT 59 Chevrolet Mn. EvelY" Brtckleo Crln ijradlord lmpolo 4 Dr, I cyllndor. Mr. and Mrs. William Sbo:res I Wrb, Prouo or CGIIWI St•ndard tr.nt. with ov'"' drlvo, lodlo ond h - . and two chlldren of Galas, Mva. · &. a.C.!_~';;:!RD WhltowaiiL open! a few days here with r. -. .... and Mrs. Jack · Weathennan. _ _ _ _ _ _ __:_...:.....:-::.... 1 1 62 Ford G1l. 500 Mr. and • Mr . '· I dr. I cyl, At Trano,, P. ttatrlne, rNie •nd hntw penter and children of eo:·:~: I BOAT aid motor HconseS.-,rvi<:e. were Sunday evenng lnrude Sales and Hloe~ing· 64 Ford F-700 of Mr. and :Mn. Blllia Taylor. Schwarze) MariRe, Ovmp Trvck. I eyllndtr. Virgil Roush stopped to ..:.po_rt,,;_O_hl_o_.- - - : S •PHd tr1n1, 2 ..... rear axle. Long wheel ...... ~ hi• sister, Mr. and Mrs. alai Violet ou S~nday OG his 63 Mercury D ACRE farm, house 81d 2 way home from Camden Clark C~11tam 2 Door Harcftop. Power StMrlnt and ba,.., other buidings, T Hospital in Parkersburt! where lrakH..IAutotn~Uc trana. miles from Pomeroy. Pit. IIIII- hll wife, Betty Roush, II JO'Ii. I U lip hospltaUzed for loot treat- _:::.:.=____;___ 64 Ford G1I1Xie 500. 4 Or. I cyllndor, auto. ment and possible surgery. UADY-MIX aoacrele dellvel~ trono. Rodlo ond hootor ,n. ..lfta Wallia Rand of Tbree Rlf· j Fut power steering, whlftwl0 " " " " ' ,._.,.., II'J, Mich., spent a couple of ed right to your prll!o~ect:·=~ tlno. day1 bere the guest of Mr. 63 Cht.vrolet -~ov _ 1 a•He Readf"au& ,.,_ Co•• ........,n _, frame, and Mrs. 1fa\:" llrlckles. th lot Atro. I Or . I cyl. 5 roo1111 (2 bedrooms), batb, was enroute Sou Oltlo. e 30 II• Stondard trono. Whlto woft hardwood noon, ~ basement to visit hio son, 2nd LL and III'IL 1•• floor furnace: . llouso Mn. James Rand. AIR OONDtnONING Rml&lr' 63 Ford needs oome repair. GaOd Mn . .Nelsel Wealhermao ollllt servie& JIICk'a Refrlthloxlo 5011 2 Dr. I cyU1> buy at ••000.00. . Mrs. Myrtle · Bogges1 watlou, New Haveu. dtr. Automollc trom. I• POMEROY - NICE 1,_. 11orJ calling on Mn. Gladya •to ond hotter. WhltowoD TU N>S'/. • e 11c1 ftrtt, frame 7 rooma <~ liedrooml), day recently. new ias forced air lurnece, -. '!bose vlliting Jack Weather· BATING, PLUMBING. Rarll 64Chevrolet new hot water lllllk, .. nelilf man while he waa ccnvalesclng DoiOI Bottle Qu. Araolf BloctyiW 40r, 8 C.,t, Auto, remodeled Jiving room and from his auto occident includ· Brolbera, 611 m. MaiD St, ln111. R&H. Whlltwoll dining room, buemeot, front ed Mr. and Mrs. Dalla Hoff· ~0,. t 12 lie llm.Llkonow. · porch. Going at fe,$00.00. man, Mr. and Mn. Verk! Tul..... buys 71aC1'1!1 with ap.. lle,lllr. and Mn. Guy Boggess,-•~•!r:b= 64Feicon Futura 4 Or. 6 cvllndtr. prollmately :15 acres lor Mr. and Mrs. Jlm Stout and·-.:._;.,.._;.. Auto. Iran,. Rodlo l hollf> cultivation balance In p.. Connie Kaye, Mrs. Hazel Barn· nt rauU1'Jr.r.- -~ 1r or. WhltoWoll Hree. tore and Umber, barn, hoc hill, Mr. and Mn. WOmer Rice, ::r...~CA;,f.:!.~ft.1.:'.;;•1.'': hoU!O, chlciftl house, ODI'II :Mn. Mildred Caldwell, Janet:.::.t ...- .. ~u.::: 61 F•lcon crib I room frame hottie, Caldwell, Peggy Marshall,.; : : . , - . -. . . .~ 2 Dr. 6 eyl; ltolllllrd trono. lldlo end hntor, •ood out cellar T miles Lindsey Lycns, Phellx Isaac.=-~~ . ,_' .. 11 ' • ' I N II -·~ ' ... ~ ...... from Pomeroy. and Mra. Jess I ewe · ,.._.,. 1:'~ "'·- M. Col, Broker Mr. .and Mrs. Elmer Kaylor •.JrLuil, I : I -11,111 ,....,.., 1..: Jlelry aelaad, Sllrom• and aon, Terry. were recenl • n Sunday lvellinc dlnner guest• ;&; ~ j=o!.., .. .,...11 ..... .,. tn•stll or Mr. and lin. Jacll: Weatbtr· - . ,flllll. !!1 1~~~-1 :1.1 IU 111811. • bath . ABOUT Lfi.VITATION,AND - .'w . vo. 77U611 1 211 Jte FARM 2 mile off Rt 7 iii Storr'• Run's.. Mr• EdEbe i, h lllti 'w lght ward rs ae • r St., Pomeroy, 0., ... . phoDI . 1 WJ-2!1! 5 It 12tp __ _ 'It ACRE FARM. 0. M. WogaD property, Bailey Run Road. Cont.ct Ralph Llmbrtcht, Rl 4, CorUand, 0. I lJ etp . ---- 8 Tuppers Plains N ~.000. - -.. :111. s.- a Allo I 10 fl. boat. Ph. 992-2960. AL \:.\I'll , .... ROUSH & LYONS · C.mping Tr•llen 121 Fllrlant Or. Mlddlop<nt good.~.~~~IA~C~IN~I~-~OH:IO~§: 2 story · ~~~~·~~=~~ bath, full tn good conditt!"'· frame, U rooms, basemeot, garase, drilled well with a new Meyers waler system. new 60 galloa bot water tank, mil)' be fi111oced 11 ~~~~TI!OTWOOD--~a:p:i I a. rr.- For Rent ly LI'L ABNER 6 ALL BI LLS.~' NO CLIENTS.~ PEOPLE HAVE FORGOTTEN 4. 8. I· II !Deb Blookl 1 DAILy CROSSWORD H'ROBII I Cit • "'t-'! BE SOON ENOU6~ , =========::.:: !. ..,.,... ' e SALES e • RENTALS e eComplnl lqut,_llle ..._., IVYf.,.. ""'"" WEA"""""' """"' I . == .. ,. .:. BLOCKS Aoolo Cl .. .t loulheno Ohio p .;. 'lET IT'S THE ~LOE'$T VJAY TO FL'f !. Dr. Ray R. Pickens til ~ • j TAIIiiNG RINTAL IIEIIRVATIONS NOnCE w pl ,:\- ' . ~~====::;;~=~~~ forest Run .Block Co. th ·.-,; \ eC.r eTruclc eHeater BIG BEND tRAILER SALES • ~.~:IJ WY 2-2151 - : MIDDLEPORT. -0 SERVICE Blaettnars . .... - DICK RAWLINGS R.wllngs Honcle S1les WHEEL AliGNMENT ..... I IV)IN!,TOO • "' ..... '*""' ... ..... ... ................. ,.. ••••CI· I ·~· - II ONI OP rHI riiCIST PEOPLII CALL KAET1NARS Phoftt 992.2143 I WQULDN'T Ill~ MENTION IT, PARSON- l HATETO 'IUDeE ~E,PA~N, 8UT COliLD YE PAY A LEETLE DAB ON YORE BILL 1 .. .. , • . ."-::. ;l rt Kehh Geble Ford ' ."..,.. IELL ~IM WHAT A REAL 5WIN6ER I AM ... -· : ~ ..,.. , ....~ - ~ ~~ ~ 5HE~ DONE A MIGHTY COM!'I.~n,.oe ONME. AND HERE:$- A LITILE: ~ME:­ THING FOR 6R'!INI'-lY. �' ' .. \) 1 , 11. ·,, . . ' I ., !-. . I ' je< re m: SC! gr 'I I ag ra er: Dt go • rs (QI .. .. m . E1 ,,., lit Ill 1M ' th II . Ul . ~ Club·MH~s.at·· About pomeroy t lL<:.ut· ' .ome \ ~ '' ' e ., '•; ',•' ·~· ;::~~::~~~b:~~-::::~~~ ""..fo Cf th tic vi and brother·in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dan White and daughter, Barbara. Miss Polly Karr returned to her employment in Columbus Sunday after spending sevl'l'al days with her pare~ts. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea R.j<arr. "k• "Some guys have. it made." CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Phone 992-5432 SHOPPERS VALUESI EFFECTIVE MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY AUGUST 22, 23 & 24 SUPER-RIGHT, LEAN, SMOKED most popular lawn fertilizer ' This l.s the lowest price we've had on TURF BUILDER. Alld It comes at the naturally right time of year to 10,000 sq. ft. SUPER-RIGHT, SHORT SHANK MOKED PICNICS A)SQ 50e off 5,000 sq. ft. size Reg. 4.95 JANE PARKER, MADE WITH POTATO FLOUR SECTIONS - - - - 4 l-Ib. $1000.00 $100.00-$5.00 MAGNAVOX COLOR T.V. $1000 Woodrow Hlck1 $111.0 Sandra Whit. LAST WEEK'S T.V. WINNERS G.IIIA.........n MI. Vlt'IMII, .. · l!8fJ11 WJIIIIIIII --~· l,lf!lljljle, W.Va. " I Family:bien~ . Windsor blend 2,500 sq. ft. reg. 8.9S LUCKY 3 OF A KIND WINNERS WT WEEK $1000 Mary Francas Arthur $100 Mrt. Kurt Hubn1r Clftl SOc off $1 off You're sure to love WINDSOR. It (l'ows so thiek It actually keeps weeds In cheek. Requires less waler and stays green in summer's heat too. Now available in this new Scotti ~eed blend contain· ing 50% Wlndaor. Play The New Game WIN A11" 4.41 l·lb. IOIVM A&P BRAND, OUR FINEST QUALITY 7.95 Franklin Darst cllll.. • ~ -"' :':n1:iled *by~-~ Dies on Monday ~i·~t 1111 Willi 10 I For years the all:pui;r.»se eholce of . oibst }tWDO";ne.~s,( F~MILY ; ll'Uil. ·fled Ia now ori aale Qt ~ ·~est. tnr" price. Produces a g?o«J look· lng, '&ocid wearing lawn with mooest ' · c;ale in aun or shlde. . Easy way Out Taken says sen. young ~- .m.w · · ·-ftutllDlltNative · "'1~th ~.• "' '' . .,. Js Found Dead Jn Dayt on Home . ...1:1 . mllltary araen IDd later for action, which NQuirel DO annually are victims of tautly productive roln Ill aoclely." legislallou, wiD be to enlarge educaUon or illadequate health He said 411,0011 prevloaaly the pool of manpowar available service, MeN a m a r a 1 a i d. 1- dlsquallfied men - wltm1eera to the &lirvlce at 1 lime When and .~ be In tbeir r..W are expand1DS durlili 1be next IIIDOIIIbl 8Dd beyoDd the preslllt U mUllon lbere8flcr they wiD be accepted level. at 1 rate of 100,11011 a ~· Pelnll Up Deapn lntliaalve lnstructloll Ia 0. But the deleQe cblaf placad aervlcel' far llJrnc ldlooll ud 1be move entirely Ia lbl COIIIat beeltb care llill brine them up ~ Amaicl'l tJcb1 aplnst 1o ~ ltlndarlll. 'lbe powerty 111(1 1bt ~ that Peal..., said DO moaey would be !ra!D llddllkiDII nqulred to the llnlt 40,ttl0 111111o . ·Oaa 1111ct If McNIIlllara'l ~~~~ c } u:all :=!Y a... mor- tbo~: ~v~~~ faJDalic Rescue 0£2Men Off M0U0t3Jn • omp eted t!es,.. 11, Roller HOIJIItallt, Vetel'llll Admlnlltratloa WilHam Grueur, pita! of Colorado !, Columb111 holpltala 38, GalllpoJ!s the absence of President Medleal Ceater 8, St. Mary'a BOI)IItaalla 11111lUngtOn Carsey, welcomed the 4, Water eo., represented A.ll po~ble doaon are lll'led by Bl410d Chllrmm Albert Martin, as a new Mary Ranun to.be preaent for Oils 'l'illt of the blooclo ol the c or c. Others moiiDe. The Lldlea ADIBary or the S)'l'II!UH Volua· were Bob Jacobs NorteurF!reDepartment'lrill~e"etheeanteea. Compton, Richard • Fred Crow, Walter Slew· and Robert Wingett. . , . NEW YORK UP!) -Defense , Secretary Robert 8. McNamara ~ said today the military will NBWi~~r-IT«lK PRIC. tap iD bundrecls of tlw!s•nd• es -~':'IlNDe lmjl!ovemat ol>youq 111t11 who fall to .meet II !lit~ .. , , to4ay but the ~ mental and phyaical tuohr;' , ovar laHl'a wli fltDias . . 11andards, In effect tiDy. . waa moilerate. ~ . '""Ice lraiDing 10 the Molti!J ... mind. Steels, qtioo's anU-poverty war. ~ chemlrals, ralls, Dlsclosinl the major policy lad· , . ·,.taowad aome llpa ai!IJI Ill I tpeech 11) the Ill . . . . .t Alrcralll were V~ of Fonlp Ware, , he ~· ·':.\ · · . aald' "" armed forlles' ad·· ·· vPced idueatlonal and medical ~lqlltl w~ "salvage" PbtiU,.,Ja. for pnductlva OD 1--'-'-=-"-.:...:..:==·----------D MI•l•tI ary caII•lng up Draft Flunkers Tfny When buying lawn fertilizer. , •people thoo 1e Turf BuDder 3*1 over my·otber bl'IIICI 5 ..;.s ~..Ullbllsbad II ~ , . Reg. 8.95 7.95 WHOLE POTATO BREAD .•~ b~ ..~-1 ~ ', tbt .llhlp and punlab tbt boy, .~U . P~el D,~rector ~. faoll Uld. ."'bbs ' TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1966 Potential Site Under Study by Chamber Group I ""q . blades, or even fQur, grow where QWY, one (l'ew before. I Win \ ' ' J~dge ::Vl ' Turf Builder(r) helps grass multiply itself. Makes two lb. call· Till _stalt · Fores111 Depart. fCheslll!e. ·Fourpleces and three menl repel! led lbat an aerial ,nephew. also survive. ~ad · lbe fire had ; Semces w1U be beld all p. . drrt "•eoo acra. m. \buradaj at the Rawlings. Coall Funeral home. Rev. DonLlhew"e Trecdmem . 1aJ!j•IJis wiU olliclate and burial DAYTON- A•Ci'J.'Y SCIIOGL will be ill Gravel Hill cemetery olllclil ~ -today a new at'ateshlre. Friends may call publlc . ~ pcftlcy that 1111- at the funeral llo!M alter e wed ...,. falbera must p. m. today, lQYe ICbac!l ,b UlDII as 1111- - · fertilize a lawn. Applied In late aummer or early fall, COTTAGE BUTTS GRAPEFRUIT ·( :! Middleport may proceed at celpl of the lime extension re- bid In by Cash Bahr lor ihe 1 gard to the Rlvl'I'Yiew and Mid· Irial after S p.m. $5 l!llra. Lola HoJH!I Fade ODCe with Phase I of 1ts sewer- quest, and the step by step c1Uzens Development Co., wtucb 1dleport Hill cemetrles. ir the Riverview Cemetery wiD , PASADEN.,. cAL 1 F. _ age, coustructlon of a lagoon be- time Bcbedule. in tum has formed a oon-prollt New prices of opening and cost fl/8, hall lots $165, both of Hopes for '"!'f1!CIIng a malfunc- low Hobson, Council teamed In other acllou council voted organization. fla presldeDt ts closing of graves In the .Uiage which will illclude pl'l'petual tionlbl ·camera aboard Lunar M<lllday nlgbt In a regular/ to transfer from Cash Bahr to John Zerkle, vice preatdenl is cemeteries are aa follows: care. 1 Orbiter faded · today, but u. s. meeting. the Cltlzena Develo~enl Co., Dale Dutton and the secntary Infant, 28x50, boxes f20; ba- Lots .In the Middleport IHU • spaca scltnlisll w.., deter- The authorization was ill 1 : a non·prolll organlzat_10n, 1 vii- and treasurer, Walter B. Harris. by, 301:60 boxes, $25; child, Cemetery wiU be priced at $165,1 mined to salvage at least 7> per letter from the Federal Water !age lot on North Third and ConsJructlon on the new wei- SOx67 boxes $30, vaults $3>; half lots $135, both w1th perpetu- 1 cent of the mission. Pollution • Control Adm!Distra- Race Street, lor ~ erection of fare building will begin as soon youth, 36x82, boxes f40, vaults aJ care. . 1 The 850 • pound spacecraft Ilion U S Department 01 Inter- a new welfare budding. as the transfer Is complete, $45: standard 40x91, boxes $40, Al8o In the resolullon, the sum returned the first closeup lor,' b, ·Mayor C. O. Fisher, Since the village of Middleport which should be Thursday of vaults $45; oversize 42x98, box- of $100, derived from the_ sale 011: pictures of potential aslrclnaull which WBii read to Council. cannot construct the nel' buDd· this week. es $45, and vaults $50. each lot will be placed m the landing sltea on the moon late . lng, councll advertiSed the v1l· A resolution by the cemetery All Sunday and hoUday bur~ perpetual care trust fund and Ml'lldB)'. The lint readout was The letter further stated that lage lot owned lor sale. It was 1-aJ UJ pa•o.rdda lUI ~ alB will be $5 extra and any bu- used for thai purpose. performed oa the blgb resolu-1 since councll l'iJhed to rabid lion camera photographs.! contracli Noa. 2 and 3 as are- . ''They showed I definite lm· suit of difficulties encoontered l Paul B. Powell. ouperlntenprovement over the others, but in completing llnanclnl arrangedent of Southern Local Sebool there was still 1 problem menta and. easement acquisition Dlatrh!t, requeots all new enwith the high resolution cam• authorization to readvertise for roUeea for the fall term bera " a National aeronauncsJ blda Wli granted. &bmfng Aupot Zllh. to regloand Space . Administration The authorization Wli granlF~ ter at the btp ocbool this INSPE<:'fOR - R<lbert Clark, Inspector for t«1i ' spokesman said. Ied providing council requeal • week. Perenll wiSbJnl to State of Ohio at Meigs county fairs for several ye -. "specific" time extension 1 tlitough Ita 'state water pollution register cbftdrea lor kinderWASHINGTON (UPI) _ b.lf. tak es a moment of relaxation with bls favorite pipt prtea may do so by stopping . . is for during the 103rd annual fair last week. Clalk, of ""Crae kd Own DUe sAIGON _ SOCIAL WEL-l control qeacy aett1n1 forth a Ia the olfl<e of Southern Lo- Vlduals blammg commun Is 1 ion County, is widely-known and much liked .by fair~ late Minister Tran NBOC Lleng. step by step limt scbedule. This ea1 DIP School. 'llbere will the recent wave of . ghetto vln- ficials In many counties . IBid today prostllution ill Viet must provide proposed dates lor be I m....,_• of all leacberl lence are trying "to take the . completion of the re-·'"'"" ...... easy way out," Sea Stephen M. Nam has grown to such an . ~..... Ia the dlllrlet Friday, Aug. of Ohio said Monday. • atent wllb the lnllus of phases ol the project, lnc!udlng II, at I:SI I. m. at tH bilb Americans lbat It oow Is one of ~ firm date ol on alta conatrucoebool. In a Senate speech, the the country's most weD 0111., bon. This request ana lime CJ eland Democrat said he Dized Industries He ..W Ill tcbedule must be sent to the KENT, Ohio (IJPI) - School Ohio ev JOVerrunenl' 11 to Federal Water Pollution Con- should be taken out, ()f the banda of the ill: II· crackdown 011 what was trol AdmlnistraUon by next SepC. William 0 Neill, of the Ohio Supreme cities were caused by the frusCHAMONIX, France (UPI) _ Eight men who ell' tember 14. said today. th · d t f th st drama t1c rescues In AIp1ne lid one of ~he closest ol Vlel- 1 Emphasis was also made "The time may have •orne to divorce financial !rations of slum life - not e rte ou one o e mo namese 4merican ralatfon.. ' ememe left wing. history. and the two men they plucked from almost cer.ti!JI! • on the fact that no grant pay· )lQrt Qf the ~hools from partisan poliUcs," the former tain death, finally reached safety today. oudlnliil the roposed ments wW be made untU con- governor declared. 1 The senator attacked the find· Helicopters brQught to Chamo$ the rescue party (ll'fckdown durlnl 0 m!'et~na or Itracts 2 and 3 are under con- O'Nelll was the first speaker the state should devote more ings of a grand jury which said beaded by 33-year-old Gary Hemming, of Pasadena, ttrna~ona. Uons Cl~b In structlon, 11 was also noted that at the operung sess1011 of a two- lunda to teachers. the Cleveland rlola were caused Calif., ~nd the two Gennans\ ~Jtt. l!lid the W.rld'a 014further action 011 thalr project day Ohio Education Association "'lbey are lpendiD 1 lot by agitators, some of them they saved from an icy had ramped •lor the !lighlatlhe 16/iloh rls ~- llill be 1~ Jl!lldlnc___'! <OIIfereace be1nJ held at Ken! moaey lchDol communist. death. foot of 1be 011 10 - llil:IP"* \liM country's larJIIJ'j Stale Unlvet'llty. uld· "'IIII Be said the grand Jury tg- Rescuers and rescue4 alila! : I2,~ .', . du Dru Drtl . 'cU~lW-Iudoll "c:ompaHe IUIIes1411 .l lllt ~- • ·If A report ':: the nored the flndlnp ollwo ~ N.... 'lfeiilliiing ,:p lleardad 1 0 11 liP •olltracle • !:"::'en land ll;lii'IIIUUilitl wl!ll '*-I lcel, u'"..,. be • INcbltt underrover memben of the Joo e DlllUDtalns" IDd till tealll ailb.altteli' nleta oi private lslatura be left ap to tbt' YGt. Education clfflelall e.slbnate . T. Reed, Sr., at communist orsanizatioll. had cllmbed the sheer rock··- to ' "llowl'l' seekers"· ers. that between 1,100 and meeting of the Pomeroy /lace last week to reocue Heinl ;;·..u..~ers" to and from O'Neill also teld some 6110 del· teacher• are needed In the bel: 0~ Commerce Monday at "These policemen, Jesse I /Ramisch, 23, and liermBDD placei of pleasure. Franklin Darst, 12, I retired egates to the l!<lllference lba before scbtol stariiiiHt . Bailey s Restaurant. Thomas and Fred L. Giardini, Mueller, 25, of Baden • Baden . · llartner who resided on Rt. 2 site Is were so successful they were Germany , Cheshire, died Monday evaDing to rail laciljties and made officiuls of some of U1e In doing so they brought all 1 W'oret m 21 Year• ,In Holzer Hospitsl. He was . aubverstve groups," Young said. one of the 1006t daring ••·IDI CO'l:TAGE GROVE, ORE. ·born at Danville 011 July 28 DonadQD of 128 plats of blood wlli be aeeded to other vital utilities. A com- Louis Seltzer ~- editor of George McGuire 47 a former Th ..,.. "- ;a ·wont forest fire t884, son o1 the late · Benjamin' fuUflll debts of the. M•'•• Co DDt Y Jl.ed "-· h te of FredG Crow.:, • ......er • •communi- rescues. e twoonGermans trad .....,,..,,on ..., "IVQ e ap r Robe the Cleveland Press and foreresident of the Vinton been marooned tiny tedp, 1 1 1n 21 .1ean ~ chewed ill and Mary Golf Darst. whea the hloodmobUe 'rillta Pomeroy Monday, Augrt ani """ man or the grand jury, "wrote Jy, was found dead in his Day- swept oy icy rain and snow, for way ~~ limbered 1 He Is survived by two broth· ut 28• from noon UDUI 8 p.m. .te 1~ ~udy of a report and the local grand ju· ton apartment on SUnday· The more than eigbl daya befon1 coast rans• .,...... :10 miles west era, Ray Darst of RL 2, CheDebts ewed. by O!e local ehapter !Delude Vetof •• 81 chan • ry membera voiced their as- Montgomery counly coroner at- Hemming reached them. 1.. pur ase. ol hen. . iahlre, and Cub Darst of Rt. 1, enna Memorllal R01pltal 47, Meigs Genel'll Rol)lltal sent." tributed bls de•th to natural I $1 off America's . . Raised ill the richlllt country on earth, they nooetheless pari of America's subterraDeaD poor." In describing the Department'• educational tles, "the largest single tiona! complex thai the bas ever possessed," t:Onllnuad poftl'ly bq1ti1 fltr tbe ra had 110111e bltinl utdes uU•:• ''uiUmalt aeeurlty." the teaching prolessl011. Till "'vast llliiOri~" Ill the Too many instructors -~ - ~for ..vice (Continued Oa •. causes. He was a veteran of World War U. Mr. McGuire was born at Rutland on July, 4, 1919, son of the late Geo.rge McGuire, and is survived by his mother' the former, DeUs Romille, now Mrs. Della Dyke, of Vinton. His marriage to Gussue Boggs, who sur· vlves, took place on April 23, HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (UP!) 1956. Two surviving children are HUDtmgton • tO Raise • $15'000 For Port Study , 2,500 sq. ft. :· Confessions in ' Burglary Given Two Rl. 2, Albany boya lun'f confessed to the burglary • the Harrl8onvllle elemen~ school and the Lewis Servllil Station earUer tbls year, .., :~==1 =~~k:l Fr=n~u~i:~:. ::~!o 7~s- ;;';~~~ ~~~15-,_ ..... off a campaign to raise $15,000 ters, and two brothers, Mrs. One of the youths, a finance a survey to .deter- Ruth Smith of Toledo, Mrs. old, has been lodged In COUDtr mine the economic feasibility of Irene Moore of Dayton, Dale jail on rec~~mmeudal;lon 11 a jet airport midway McGuire of Marion, and John Juvenile Judge F, ll ~ be t w e e n Huntington and McGuire of VintOP. The other boy allegedly ~ Charleston. . Graveside servM!S "!!ll be ed Is 13 years old, accordln& .. Don Baker, executive dlrec- 1held at 4 p.m., today in Vintnn authorities. : • tor of the chamber, said he Memorial Park. Rev. William Sheriff Harlenbach also ze. would mall letters this wook McGiothain will officiate, and ported Fred Conkle, Jr., Sl, If. ~~~~ munl.clpal govl'l'hments burial will be under direction of 1, Bidwell, has been jaUell 'iii IB the tri-state area to • h ar.e the McCoy Funeral home. a petty larceny charge.~ the costs of the survey. He swd Iwas arrested Monday by · City ol Huntington's prolia County olllcen and . posed share would he f2,500.. over to 1\feigs aulborlllea ' 1be proposed regional Jet IUl'o I connecUon with the · . baJ been the subject of bittheft of a battery !rom a qjo dlscuaslon In recent months, owned by Fred Sbielda, bailie lilies fonned ~twetn Middleport, on August 21. •• ill the states two NEW LEDNGTON, Ohio ~ businessmen 8 nd (UP!) - A small pi8110 crasbed Dra~:lina BelhiD ;: olfldals port site Monday night on the Landa- For Bodv of Yonth sup a near mood farm, about lour mRes MONTGOMERY w 1!J. Crash Victims' Bodies Found Rt..\ Chari:· 1. 111ay Finuerp · _ rints· ~~:~~~":. :!....!bej':!.! ;:'~~:o~:e~ln::~~=~ ~,~~-~ 0 1r.l t ·. Sh.ow· .l.,.~ent:t~v Ul .. .., I; ~~ laletrr:cA:r~•!dc::r..,i :w:~ . The site also was ,..,.. '· PB'1'EltSBVRO . wu dropped 1• ;years;;,~ fbecause of till 10111 lib~. ppala "' • The dead were ldenllfied from aftemooa ir, drivers' Ucenses on their bodies u Frank Price Jr., 38, North Canton, and Hobert Maxwell Johnson, 56, Dover. . ... '~ ..,' . ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~bout Ia~ I ' 7 Free of Poll.ti•cs I' EARLY WEEK ' 0 ' Nel.II suggests sch00I IDaDCing_ • .• · ; The cropland of N,w Jers•v II yields more cash P« acre than lira! of other stall. • Construction of Lagoon The naturally right time to improve your lawn weekend with his mother, •m ., ..,11 H. E. Cooper and his sister' . .. Elberfelds .August s~aIe... "S'.co.tts" day on their couslos, Miss sie Hart and Mrs. H. E. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Cooper of Brecksville spent a ,\ ,. VO( XVIII' NO. 89 I I • :a ·---~~- ·y· . °. Earl Hart ... \ ' . t rr::. ~:~tz~"- ,. I ,.., ;. /• \BuCkw~~~.. .' . ·sOCIAL ':. •:Oil~ FriMI!I ~~~ N .CAJ:F·NQAR. .!tf;.t ~cin~~.:=; .JUC.ety otes .,;·· ":~v . · ot t11t I I •· ? rr 1 ; , '1' ' Middl ' ep0rt 1 '1 '' 1 to B. ~ .. , Service stali1111 deal... Bunc~ · lWU cllaptera of the Order Raymond Keesee, Mulberry Mrs. Walter Bunoe entertain· · ·· JANE' HOW~ ~~ .Dau)lh' ·-Ealtem Star · wlll ·lle beld 01 r rt OY U Ave., Poml'I'Uy, has been ed the Past l.of~lrGR's Club of tera·~~ IJniOq ~eleraft!! lj'ill ml!el Thursday evening, August 24 It ·' Mrs. A. H. Ebersbach enter- ed by Ashland Oil & Evangelln~ . Chapter, OES, Frl. By llara• M. Rife ill the lillddleJII!I'I roaclolile pm1 7:30p.m. at the Muonlc: 1'el!l' .talned the Third Friday club Company lor outstanding day evenmg .a t her home In Mr. and Mra. Rlber1 Rile Monday aU:so· p.m.'!or a i!X>'- 'pie ill Middleport. Harrloonvntl 'Friday evening at her home, he provides to his customers. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Middle(lort. Mrs. John Lyons Mr. and Mrs: Edward Ha and children, Bobbl and Sam- luck picnic· dinner. Members <;Jlapter will assist with tht 'Lasley was presented Ashland A~::: I::::::~ was devotional leadl'l', using . ·, gues · s thgge-.: and daughter, Donna, theme "Brotherhood with thea .. •1 ha ve as •• ~•elf e1r mie,edof St. h Albana, SUnd W. Va., re- are . reminded ·to bring table. ser-. program. · and niece, M1 medlta!IO!l "Blessed' Are They gral)dchlidren, ·Kim, Terl, Jill, ~m orne ay event vice. . A .SPEciAL meedns of lha A short business session was Friendly Man Service conducted by Mrs. Henry Rei- which carries with it a cash Tatterson of Pomeroy Who Und.;.stand , and closln Lori, Tommy and Bobby Brin- alter a weekend vlsll with her JOPPA CHURCH lleYival Racine Sauthem Local Athie!· bel, president. and plans were prize of $2S. returned to Pomeroy . • I gard of Berkley llelghiR, •N.' H. mother, M'". Emma · Williams starll A .,.,. at 7'30 each 1 n •• 8ters 111 be beld '111un· With prayer. ~ daug•~ · • near Harrl8onvllle and his par- evenlna. Ill Rav. ug. -Free1a11d· Noms; . day c "'"' w m. There .. will ' be · rna de Ior a wh't1e elePhan t sale Keesee qua li"~ "~ as a resuIt of evening after a vacal1on . . Anthony, presi- Mrs. .N. F. H.l•wan, at 7:311 p. at the next meeting which will his high rating by an unidenli· washirigton, D. C. They visited Mrs. Willis ter. Dtana and Mrs. Elmer ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles paatar. Joppa l!omeeoming, eleetlon 81 of/leers and other be held at the home e1 Mrs . lied evaluator who. in the ...1e the grave of John F. Kennooy dent, conducted the business Schaeffer and chpdnirt, Natali, Rife. Aua. 11, ·ballket dlnnar. ' ~tant buspiesa. Everett Dailey. Mrs. Cleland of an average customer, visited I also visited at Atlantic Ci- mee~~ :,n ~~v~ngellne Chap- Remalle, .hl>trle, · and Jimmie, M F Wood lied · · ·. Hines was reportoo ill. the station. 1 The Jungnickles were over- ter r1e g t was an- of Erle,'Pa.,' wera recent pests ra. ay was ca . POMEROY WOMEN's Bowl· THE WU:.LING Woi,Un clan Games were played during the The evaluators. who remain night guests Friday of her par- nounced lor Thursday, August of the lop!ler's mOther, Mrs. to Kankakee, Ill., due to die tng Clly Asaoclatlon 'wiD meet or the Enterprise l!ltl!i1ChllfC)I social hour with prizes awarded anonymous. constantly travel ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 25 • at· 7:30 p. m for surround· John K: Smith. · ~th bill' :•·wl:, Mr. Monday al 7':30 p. m. . at t!t•. WID meet ·'lbunday e~enlng at to Mrs. Dailey, Mrs. Max Mein· Ashland Oil's 10-state and Jack. mg chap~rs lncludtng Pome- Mr. and 1\!rs..John Lyons and .. ~r orols, w 0 ~"" away Poml'I'DY BQwUng Lanes. ·. the ho!lle of1 Mrs. ~~ Hillhart Mrs Arnold Hayes and ·ng area vis!Ung the roy, Racme, Hamsonvllle al'd Johnny GaiUpolls visited on ~ay, Mrs. Sirois I• thO TUESDAY · . ted · Mr;~ Rei~l. Refreshments were ~ervice stations. Mr. and Mrs. John Sebo and Middleport. The chapter will : ; week with his. pa~ts. Mr. former VIvian Wood. . 4 GE:r ACQUAINTED party . :, served by lhe hostess assisted DaVId, Leanne and also sponsor a rummage sale and Mrs. John Lyons. They Mrs. Myrta Rife spent Sun- will be beld al the Cheater VISIT SON, FAidJ.Y by her daught!!'l', Mrs. James PLAN RUMMAGE SALE Mulberry • and August 26-27 . Mrs. Lillian Stell! have just returned from ·a .visit day with her san, Mr. and Grade School Tueaday at 1:30 Mrs. Golda GiUUan 'speot Iaiii Cialworthy lo those named The Evangeline Chapter, Ann Sebo of thanked the club lor the plant- with her parents in Baraboo, Mrs. Charles Rife. Mrs. Elhel p. m. AU firs!' grade studenll above aud Mrs Ray Seldenabel OES Middleport will Ind .. have retur~ed home er sent her during her Illness. Wise RUe Is staying with her while and their parents are orBed to week at her son's ~.Dr. · · • • a week's vacatton at Card t t M Zell · . M I tteud. Mrs. Ca rI Weese, •···' 8 Mrs. Bentz Wille, Mrs. Fred a rummage sale Friday and Beach N C. were sen rs. a Roy Holter, Bashan. who 11 rs. Fay Wood I8· In lUInos. I ...... ,. Ronald GIUUan and tamlly, ol Dessauer. Mrs. Dale Smith and ISaturday, A"g. 26-27 in • . Cross and Mrs. Grtlf Russell stationed at Rhode Island, was Mrs. Dewey Mollohan and er, will attend. Refreshments Baltimore, Md. Whlle sfie· was · Mrs. Grover Erb. Coates Building in Middleport Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fugate who are confined to their taken to Pittsburgh, Pa. Sunday daughter, Karen, and James wiD be served by the I"{A there they visited Atlantic Clly and other points of lnteresi. ~he Members having rummage and Dennis Niedlenger of Ind1· home<;. to board a plane to return to Dale Rile spent I lew daya In officers. The octopus and the squid ;may call Mrs. John Lyon, 992· anapolis, Ind., were weekend Mrs. Allen Hughes announced his base following the weekend Tennessee the past weekend. THE AMERICAN LEGION was accompanied hcime by her are related to oysters a 8 d)3700 or Mrs. Ann Thomas, 992· of Mr. and Mrs. John that Cheshire Chapte~ would visit here. He was taken by his Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Rife of A~lllary of Drew Webster Post soo and family, wbo spent the clams •5279 for pickup. and family. They have thetr Fall Visitation with parents and Miss Linlla Lyons. Albany Route spent an evening WID meet Tuesday at I p. m. weekend with his grandmother, Mrs. Fair McKenzie. · borne by Miss the Worth Grand Matron Sept. Mr. and Mrs. Rndney Hill with Mrs. Ethel Rife and Mrs. at the Legion Hall. . Pearl Ann Sebo who has 17. The next meeting was an· and son, Greg, of Buckanoon, Myrtle Rile and Mr. and Mrs. AUXI~IAR\' to Feeney • )1~been on vacation with the John nounced tn De held at the home w. va., spent the weekend In Charles Rile. nett Pos~ Amer~can Legion, wilt LA\'MEN LEAD . Sebo family. of Mrs. Fielding Hawkins. Middleport ·with relatives. Mrs. Ruby Varney, Kentucky meet Tuesday evening at . the MethodUst laymen we,. ,Ill Mrs. John Durst and daugh· Following the meeting games Mrs. Cecil Kimes has return· spent a week with her son, Mr. post home at 7:30 p. m. MN. charge or the Sunday motnlnl ter, Mrs. Hilda Rotbenger, of were played and prizes aw,rd: ed from Charleston. W. va., and Mrs. Don Varney and lam- Albert· t\oll'!b, president, is ask- 'wor!)lip service at Heath Meth- · Cincinnati were weekend guests ed to Mrs. Charles Bennett, where she has spent the past ily. They spent Sunday evening iDg aU members to pay dues odist Church. Guest speaker of Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Rowe Mrs. Fielding HawkinJ, Mrs. two weeks with her sisters. and with Mrs. Jessie Justice and U soon as possible. was Rlcbard Chamben and. the and Mrs. Thomas Hood. Cora Pullen and Mrs. ·John other rehltiYes and friends. children, Brian and Sonia. THE MEIGS County .Ridin• leader, Mr. L. W. McComaa. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Weav- Lyons. Mrs. Bunce served a Mrs. William King and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Alva Harvey Cl)lb will meet Tueaday even- Music was ill charge or 'Tom er and daughter, Ann, returned dessert course durill1! the evin· Robwt King were in New and family have moved into ttie iDg .August 23 at the home of Baker, organist, and peal IQo to their borne, Vandalia Sun- ing. Marshfield Thursday to attend borne of Mrs. Freda Hawk. Joe Young, Sr. at 7:30 p. m Joist was Mra. Roger Luckeyday after a weekend visit with Present W'lfe Mrs. Lyons, -·. TIIURSDA\' doo. ber lalher, John Sauvage. I Mrs. Pullen, Mrs. Anthony, Gallagher, Mrs. Lee Roush, the Roberta Circle, OES, annual THE RIVERVIEW Ganlen Mr. ond Mrs. M. A. Fairchild Mrs. Bennott, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Paul Winn. Mrs. Evelyn picnic ond meeting. They are Club will meet Aug. Zl at I p. Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Rife and of Clrardon were guest• the Mrs. M. L. French, Mrs. Stell!, Lewis. Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. officers of Evangeline Chapter, m. at the home of Mrs. Bess baby have moved Into the ho1111 past weelc of her sister and 1 .M:r~s;_.;;;Jae:.,Y;,;o~un~g~,~S:;,;r·~·~M:;,r';;;·~P.,:a:;,t_;AI;;;I;;;:en~H;;;;ug~h~es~an~d-M~.~rs-.,.B,;:u;;;nc~e;;i;.oiOEii;Sio;i;ln;;;M;;;I.;;ddiol.ieporl..i.'-;;;;;;;iiiiiiii,;;;Larkliiii'"n'"a'-,'"wi'"lhiiiiM;;;;rsiiii.;;Edniiiia'"'"Ha"'l'"li;;;eliiiiMr;;,i;;';;·_Jud,;;;;;;Ro;;be;;;;;;;rta;;;.;;;;;;;,;;;;;ol brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrh. :•· ., s. • Around an Past Matron's' !:hi!:;!!'~'~ pi h ~· i ' \ I I ' j' ~· . ; ~D~ Sentll)el, Pomeroy:MlddU~, o;, Aug. _2Uil68 St. Cl .. ' "': t"=::,- rs.Ebersbach , s Hostess to ' J d F .d Cl b ll . • ,. ,. Ml m \ ,. f' .. ' .-1. . I r • Montgomery IIIII lllliliNIIdliir ' . .. youth ftllf!d "owilill'·lll• ...; Kanawba Rhv area for a Clavrland Tbe~~~~-~Q~~f Deeilrn Sehool· gtne, lour-sealsaidPiper Fil'lm is Selected WltDesses the Comanche slngle-en-1 ella MelgiL;OC8l School Board IJlP08red to have been rippad been .,.,..ltek!Cied the l!l!hltaclural linn apart In the air. A lbunder-jnelitby Salllvan, Isaa • SuDiven tlr.~:~.::I!~CJuctnnaU to deiiJin 1be DeW ldlool at two jpelal 'illlltlirp lilt ...._ by ..... 1.. area at the tharlllei time. AuthoriUes said diet ba4 -"!;!~::o.l.;.;....·, lllorm was ill' the Johlt-1 1110 Idea where ·Prince and 1011 were headed or had \,lkad o...,. . eft ~~,:0 believed PriDca lellllwl ,If ' � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 22, 1966 mcnickles