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(~ i: .._ :· . .' : Metals Firm , Will Spend ,$70 Million '. ' ; •- ' . -- '• ' ' ., ' ',, ' " •• , t •l'ld1lf 111111; ·~llltrOY·Yiddleport, 0., Auf. 31, 11111. . . ' '' \ \i It! ' , B~i~g Wrecks ' Walker~s . • ' ' ' ' I .U.LSTAR Dilly Book on -Hitting ~ . . . . . . . . ~,.._, !~lon~;-~u~.-~ Indefinitely V/Jl•th Bad Knee W , : ·'· ' l.fjiti!D'-Mt:MANE Pittsburgh's mdy run c•me 1 Hcltel p•lclle) Uitl · Hepler'' 1 op""ed the ninth wjth singt.. leasily with lhe decidinl run. UPI ~ WrUer in the •eventh when Donn , I'! ild Jlltti• wilh th~ ba•es loaded off Hepler and afll!r Billy Curt Simmons, who came on , BIIJll1lng Is malung Harry Clendenon singled and scort!d m the nln(h ~mlri& seol1!d Don Williams popped out, Kon Santo in relief of Ferguson Jenkins In er'a · ~ oo bitting'~ on Bill Mazeroski's bad·top •Kes>~ng~r Wt\11 "tl)e wllllllng run 1was walked to fill the bases. the ¢nth, picked up the win. ' -, ~t. to read as the tr~Rie. Tue 1068 dropped the as the Cubs edied-·the Mets in Hepler's second pltcll to Emle John " Boccabella IJid Byron ~~QUartet." Pirate1 into secqnd place, one- 1the final lllllinJ . for the! second ' Banks was in the dirt and Brpwne hit borne runs for Ute .,.. . ·'l'Jih!lelphla Pbillies' iisif game behind the Idle San fstnnghl day. boWJded to the bnckstop, CUbs .,white Larry EUlol hollliblbdlder ileal the Pittsburgh Frallclsco {liants. Kessmger and Glenn Beckert allowi'll! Kessinger to acore mer.,. for the Mets. l>li-at~;f!t ' lt!f'. fourth time th.s ' -· · ' -- ' I D~ ·J·=:.·.::.-=:1 I KI] 11:!:~1} CINCINNATI (UPf) - That dismal 2-8 swing along the west coast proved more cosily than the Cincinnati Reds knew at tbe I IT() . •f. I (J ~~. ,. :,~.~hi~sa:.rllsaslaact'I~O-.~. •• . .., .It indefinitely. last outing at Houston, from scoring By RAY MEANS previous high paid for the Los 1can Football Leai!1JO." also connected with elosed .... · · ailing knee affecll!d hiJ IQ1IIier ~I triumph over United Preu lntenulllonal Angeles Rams of the National The big move to get a buyer television. told newsmen "No back-seal walking, doD~" because be could not :wilt~ ~ Pirates' outspoken SAN J)JEGO, Calif. IUPI) - Football League in.J!I&ll. came lasl March when young ni\lt Charger games would be properly m hiS pitc:hin~, ,il minaS'\!:• <·, · The San Dieso Chargera, one of The ·club reponed losses H1llon was named president ll!levised only tf the team fills tion. III enjoy lieating Pitll!burgh pro footballs most devaslatln$ :from $302,000 in 1961 to $645,000 and duet executi'"' officer of the stadium. The Reds , who becauae I en)Oy beatmg· Harry 1powers yet one of the sport's m 1964. The team broke Into llilton Hotels Curp. Another new maJor stockhol· " Thursday, open a lO·ifSO:Ie W'!lker," , Bljllnln~ ; said after ,least. profitable in past years, pay dirt for the first time 1n I As a maJor stockholder, Klein der, John Z. Deloran, vice at home tonighl with a th4 Phillie, hm!. knncked 1l>e Iare In new trands today , 1964 when profits totaled wtll unseat Barron llilton as president ol the Pontiac divi· CHICAGO IUPII -Baseballs 1game agamst fourth-plllced!l.._ presidenl of the club. Sid slon of General Motors, repla· major league owners voted adelphia. Pirateo out ·ol ftrst ploce in !tie lfollowing a record $10 million i1300,000 Nation•! League. " He thmks transactiOn. ' Relain 20 Per Cent Gillman remains as head coach ces grocery chain operator Thursday to beef up thetr ,_..;.....................,.....;...,;._ wrote the bllllk on billing ~nd \ : Former Wlnte House Press The Hdtons'-son Barron and and general manager, John Mabee as 20 per cent I players' penstons fund by $2 like IQ beat htm," ,' ' · · Secretary P1erre Salinger along father Coorad-retained 20 per ' Schulman an~ Klein, pres- owner in the elub. m111ion a year Bunning was renjlilded that lw/1\1 a , group oi 20 other ' cenl of the Chargers' stock but ident and !ice ph.iident respec- It was not disclosed what WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. IUPI) Commissioner of Baseball since he allowed e1ght hits bUsmessmen headed by Eugene ; reliqqulshed the controlling hvely of Nattonal Genera percentage Salinger held in the It wiU be West New York, William Eckert said under the Thursd,Y nisht and II in hi• Klein and Samuel. Sehulman, ' mterest In the team wh1ch has Corp , ~h1cb operates major club. The former Kennedy and N.J., and Houstoo, Tex • in .the plan, a player w11h 2(1 years in last outmg against th• P1rates. 1both of Beverly H11ls, Calif., won f1ve Western DIVISion motion 'fllcture thealeni in key Johnson a1de IS now VIce 1 fmal• of the 20th annual Little j the major leagues would perhaps he didn't hold the Bucs IThursday purchased controlling championships and one AFL [population centers in the 16 president of Continental Air- League World Series Saturday. receive $1,000 a month when De in such complete check after ,int~rest m the American title after being moved here western states, bought 40 per Unes in Los Angeles. , West ~ew York ~eached the r reaches 65. all. ILeague Football club from Los Angeles in 1961 cent of the Chargers. _ Two other owner• of the finals With a -t--0 VICtory over [ The additional money for the Runs Count ' The $10 mJihon sale pnce for Barron Hilton said, ''I feel The two men sa1d they championship club held their 5 Osaka, Japan, Thursday on the pension fund will come from "They got one run last t1me," the club. which had only one r like I sold one of my children r planned to make the franchise per cent interest. Newspaper two-htt pitching of Ike Alonso television rights fee!> for the all Bunnmg qun:kl)' replied . '''Htts proftl-rna kmg yPar m its -seven- feel a little sad after seven and San D1ego the mecCa of ·publisher Jumes S. Copley and 1and a pair of two-run lnmngs. star game and the World don't mean a thing 1mless they \ellr hi storv, was nearly $3 1years of g1vmg btrth to the San sports restaurateur George Perntcano Houston . meanwhile. defeated Sertes. These fees w1ll ascore runs They got one run milhon dollars more than the iD1ego Chargers and the Amen- The tro new owners, who are ldid not sell their shares. S~cntmento, Calif., 4-0, In a 1 mount to $6.1 million in 1967 hke lhey d1d tonight. Eleven 1 · --·.....,..triUmph fealured by the one-hit ' and $6 5 million in 1968 hilS, eight luis , what's the ' hurlmg of Mark Hardms, a : difference' It' s the h1fs I stylish righthander. I that "lake rnns that count.. Today's action pits Rhine That IS where the Ptrates By Unitel PrPss lnternathmal l P1tts 000 000 100-- 1 8 1 Main , Germany, agamst Wmdhave been def1c1ent m their Ameri,·an League ~ Bunmng 114-9) and Uerker sor, Ontar1o, for seventh place, efforts aga1nst Bunning. In his Calif 200 001 200- 5 11 2 Veale, Cardwell (91 and Gon · and Kankakee, Ill ., against four victories over them, the 1\'e,., York 010 000 000- I 6 0 der. LP-Veale (l3-8J. Monterrey , Mexico, for fifth Pirates have managed only five Brunet rt2-9) and Satriano, Major League Standings American League place Saturday's schedule lists runs . They did manage to beat Stotllemyre, Ha milton i71, Ra[,L'Al)L By UoUed Press Intematioaal W. L. Pet. GB a consolation game at 10 a.m CLEVELAND (UPO h1m once 3-1 back on· June 24 I mos 181 and Howard. LPL (.,I\ National League Baltimore 81 45 .643 and the championship at 2 p m. seUout crowd of more"lunici· ll In the only other Not>O":•I , Sloltlemyre I11 ·1'' W. L. Pet. GB Detroit 6ll 56 552 11\1 80,000 was expected at " League contest, the Chicago' Major League Leaders :san FranciSco 75 52 .591 ... Cleveland 68 110 .531 14 pal Stadium tomgbt for much !J B u "t d rr ( t f 1 has become almost as Cubs edged the New York Mets lsi ga meJ y DJ e ess n eroa 1ona Pittsburgh 74 52 .587 ¥.1 Minnesota 67 61 .523 15 th F d 1 1 th 1 3·2 .. I National 1-ea~ue ,Los An•eles 72 53 .576 2 Chica~ 66 62 .516 16 a padrt 0 the eily as 1 e f "b"Y11 , _ .-..an 1 I L'1 010 011 201- 6 12 2 G AD R H p t e e" pay ay e annua oot a 003 ou Ul2- 8 12 3 , . . . . c ' IPh•ladelphia 69 59 .539 6\1 California 64 63 .504 1711 doubleheader In Ameflcan League actmn. Boston Boston look both end s of a Odom G"enda 151 Handra· Alou , P1l. 109 401 59 t:l8 344, St. Louis 65 61 .516 9\1 Washington 58 73 .443 25'> This will be the filth doubleheader from Kansas City Iban \5) • Stock 161 S;nders l6) ; Strgel, Pit 110 387 69 12'7 328 Cmcinnatt 61 65 .484 13\1 , New York 56 72 .438 26 the double dose of football 8-fi and 4·1, California beat and H~of, Benneil, McMohon ~ Ci mnte. P•t 118495 79159 321 Atlanta 55~ 66 .47215 Kansas City 56 73 434 26\'z be offered dolmg fans <im,. ll New Yt1t'k 5-l: Baltimore edged , l7,, Wyatt 13) and Tillman WP IAiou, At! 124537 90172 .320 Houston 70 444 HP ~ Boston 56 76 .424 28 Cleveland Browns' owner Cleveland 4·3 •n ". mmngs and ' -Wyatt (J.6 ). LP-Sanders 16- l ~a~~~ ~~ L 115 386 53 122 .316 .New York 56 72 .438 19% Thursday's Results POMEROY. Ohio !UP! ) - A Modell came up w•th the PURITAN• 3131 44 81 352 30 , Boston 8 Kan C1ty 6, 1st Detrmt bla~ked Chicago \kJ ' 10) Hlls-Scoll <24th 1. Bennett 1 p ' Ph. 106 371 52 115 Chtcago scoffed al by hiS colleagues FULL·fASHIONEO Run-sc.or•ng doubles m the ' ll-t) Charles 18th I, Foy (141h) I Allen, ' 107 397 62 123 .310 , Thursday 's Results nearby Middleport boy will be the outset. 1Boston 4 Kan City I, Znd fourth mrung by D1ck Groat 1 - 'd . Santo Ch1 119 430 75 i33 309 Cb1cago 3 New York 2 one of two youths to defellll the 12 n game I d J k' B dt Cld11 on Pit 120 443 64 136 307 1Phlia 4 Pittsburgh I, night California 5 New York I table tenms honors of the Unit· It figures to be an evemng an ac Ie ran provided Kan Ctty 000 000 001 - 1 8 0 ' Balt 4 Clev~ 3, 11 inns .. mght ed s Se Wide open football, pttting ti• · Bunnint! -w•th all the P!r: · 1:' IBoston OOx- 4 7 1 , Helms, Cm 105 408 53 124 .304 (Only games scheduled) tates pt 2-3 at Toronto, 202 000 eded h bd b Morgn Hou 88 312 42 95 .3114 Friday's Probably Pllcbers Detroit 8 Chicago 0, night Canada attack-mmded Minnesota Vlk· ne as e no1c e IS 14th Lmdblad, Slock (7) and Roof; 1 · • (Only games scheduled) John· Tannehill, 14 , Middle· ings agamst the Washmgton because rt's first m comfort VICtory ~gamst mne deteats I Fischer 11-0J and Ryan. LPAmerrcan League <Starting Time ~~J . Red k d Soutbpaw Bob Veale suffered . G. AB. R. II. Pet. • Ph1iudelph1a al Cmcmna11Friday's Probable Pltchero port, will join Glenn Cowan, 14, ' s ms, an. the Browns and good looks! K11it to frtthe setback. Lindblad 14-7) . HRs-Comg\iaro ,O\iva, Mm 125480 74152 .317 1Culp 15-41 or Buhl 15-8) vs. Los Angeles, to make up the agamst the aerial c~rcus of the no u11derarm l:tmd Pop it in Brandl. also drove m an <24lh i, Roof 15th I . [F.Rbsn, e·at 124465 97147 .m lo·Toole 14-fit. 9;05 p.m. I Starting Times EDT) lu S. JUnior team in the Cana- Balt•more Colts the automaltc lor washrng 1 insuranCe'' ru'1 'in "the i!b:tJt Kaline, Det 107 373 72115 .308 Plttsburgh at St. Louis- Kansas CUy at California-: d1an International Table- Tenms lute 1. 1 L S d' and drymg. The colors "'" . • ·• 18 innlbg -with.. a sin~le arid ''Tony ,( Ill mnings) 1Wgnr, Cle 116 410 63 121 .295 ~ Fryman 19-8) vs. Jackson U2· Blanco 0 •31 vs. Coall!s (l·l) , 11 ' championships. , 8 ';;~:::;aPr eag~e ~ ,,s ternf1 c. Sizes S-M-l-Xl. 1 Taylor 's steal of home m lbe ·Cleve 100 200 000 00- 2 6 I , Powell, Bal 117 412 72 2 .294 10). ~ p.m. Ip m · AI Toronto, the boys will ' Y e~ ~r~atmn~ 8 'T~ll ralued yarn,lOO% OuP1nt ninth completed the scormg. 100 000 001 01- 4 -9. j "Ricllrdt, Cal ll8 37 48 92 .290 ,1 Los Angeles at San FranciSco · B~ston at Baltimore--Stange singles matches and a Columbus ~ c.l. I nyiM . ""-- - - - ' - - - - Bell, O'Do~oghue >4), Ri#ffR ~:KI!~w. Mm I~ '143 63 12~ 289 - Koufax (20-7) vs. Bolin (7-81. 116- 7) vs. Miller I:J..7). 8 p.m. ' match against their Rochester ~~; "· 75 61 2 181 , Tianl 19) and Afc~~;j Manlltt. NY .91314.,37q9Q!.287 II p.m. Detroit at New York-Wilson . counterparts and will Toronto 73 62 .541 3\1 S M•ller >81 ~mil Vltne, Was 12S4311 661:!3 .286 New York at Allanta- 11~1 vs. Downmg (8-31. 8 p.m. l in md1v1dual play. Buffalo 6ll 65 515 1 Haney 151. WP.:..S.IBer,~. C~1 114,lH 39 89 .283 McGraw 12·5) vs. Johnson 19- · Minnesota at Ch~eago-Mer· r Tannehill , who will defend his Richmond 67 67 1. LP- Tiant (7-il): flome. Runs .,, 81 9.05p.m. (2·12) vs Peters 110.9) g 1t965boys15andunderfitlewon Toledo ~ 1 66 68 ·: HR-Biefary (18th) ' ' .Nadona , League: ~aron,. Chicago at Houston-Roberts p m. · I last year in the tournament ' . ' ' 62 73 459 141> ' -Braves 34; Mays, Gtants 32, 1(4-8 ) vs. G1usti ftiJ.lO) or Cleveland at Washmston- 1the son of Chef Tannehill, Syracuse 51 65 375 26 000 000 000- 0 2 2 ' Allen•. f' h 'Ll> e s JO; :r O'rre, Zachary 10.11. 9; 30 p.m. Hargan (11).7) vs. McConnick , ecutive editor of the Pomeroy Ch1 cago 320 03P OOx- 8 10 ol llravee, Stargen,." l'lrates,. ,BanSaturday's Games (7·111. 8; ~ p.m. I Sentinel. Thursday's Results Horlen, Lamabe 12) Wilhelm Ito, Cubs ·&·Hart, G•ants .:lll. New York at Atlanta, mght He is ranked No 1 In Ohio CITorobnto4 5BfTnoledo 4 0 3 13 mmngs 1 Americaa Le ague: F1 .Rolfn-Amerlcen 2 Or. 6 c:yllnd•r. ' S8 tuday'11 Games and Romam;· McLam (15I Ph.!1 a at c·mc1, z, da y-mght in the boys 15 and. under and s m s d 4R Stlnid1R trans. Radio and 1 11 ) and Freehan. LP--Horlen I son, Orioles 40; Powell, 0l'Joles Pittsburgh at St. Louis I K~n City at California, night boys 17 and under divtsion. He J':use IC mon he•lo!. 7 3 HR-McAuliffe 115th). 32; Killebrew, Twms, Cnlav1to, Ch1cago at Houston, night Mmnesota at Chicago i9 No. in the Ohio men's a onville Riochliiiesiteilrlllli "' j Jersey, Texas Owners Fatten Pansi'on Fund Clubs Battle In LL F•nals hoi 1 Slayer Suspect Arrested After Five Murdered Dr. George Ballou, sician, diagnosed tht : : : ; ;; as a strained lareral 'ij and Thursday advised to avoid pitching untn .~~.e~:ma: ~~~rr~c~~~ res:.~o~/ow:a~::'t. Record $10 Million r.lunked Down in Charger Transfer IIIII* mestly frrt !!ent!IJII , 1 - I 1 I Line Scores Doubleheader To Draw 80,000 us ! I Middleport Boy On Juni'or Team ss At Toronto 1 7 5i I 1 jrttt 1 -----"!-'Hospital Newt BAHR CLOTHIERS:. h II 65 Pontiac G.T.O. r..,..pest. f Dr Hardtop. 4 IPftd trans. 63 Ford Galaxie p,, I c)flnder automatic tr1n1. Radio and 500' 4 heater, pctVHr steering, !htte p•ll tires. 65 Dodge Dart 2 Dr. 270 Series, 6 CJIInder1 st1rid1rd tran 1., radio '"' he~ter . 65Mustanq ~ cyjlnder, Standard oh!ft, radio & heeter. tires. whltew~l 64 Ford Galaxie 2 Dr. HardiOJ!o ·•·a cyHrHier, • ·· sP-ed tr.ns. Ltko litw . SOOX~ 62 Ford F'irlant 509· 2 Qr. I cy)lndtr, sl*ncbrcl tr.n•. 42 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr I eyl. 'At frans., P .U.rlng, radio •nd h11tu Indians & Peprtone, Yanks 28. !Los Angeles at San Francisco Cleveland at Washmgton \Only games scheduled) Runs Batted lu I Boston al Baltimore, night National League Nat i o u a I League: Aaron, I IDetrmf at New York, night New York 000 100 Ott>- 2 7 0 1Brav"" 96; Clemente P1rates : .WaU Street Chatter 1 Chtcago 000 010 011- 3 6 1 91 , A len, Phdhes 85, White , NEW YORK (UPII - LO. FISher, Hepler (9) and Grote: Philhes 84; Mays, G1ants 83. Hooper of W.E. Hutton & Co. Flght 1\eaullll Jenkms, Stmmons (9) and Amerlcaa League: Powell, says that the recent dec~e By United Press Jnternadonal Hundley. WP- Simmons (5-.1). Or~oles 97; F. Robinson, Or~oles should slow down for a while NEW YORK IUPI) -Johnny LP-Heple• <3·3). HRs-Boc· 96; B. Robmson, Unoles 85; after such • sharp deprectation l Persol, 180'1., Brooklyn, N.Y., f-abella 16th I, Elliot 15lh), K•llebrew, Twins 80; Horton, I and at best the present rally ootpoinll!d James J . Woody, Browne <15th). Ttgers & Comghari Red Sox 791 should be regartled as a contra- 193 ~.. Bronx, N.Y. (JO): PitcbiDg lren~ rnevement rather than as VIctor Melendez, 132 v._ 1 Puerto 000 20 0014 11 G National League: an Important turn. Rico, outpointed Benito Ortiz, Phila - - - - - - - - -- - Dodgers 12-1 , Perry, Giants 129'¥4 , Puerto Rico (10). 3: Manctral, Giants 18-a; Thomson & McKmnon says Maloney, Reds 13-f; bel . Dodgers 20.7. •eves furth er backing PORTLAND, Mame IUPI) filling wtll be ,· necessary caJhoun, 165 • J ama1CJ, Amerl,caa League: _McNallly,J or'lle; 1 Orioles !2-.1; Boswell, Twms to broaden the outpoiDII!d George Benton, 164, 5; Wat!, Orioles 9-4; Sanford, ~se !Thor . any ld 'de Phila~elpbia UOI. " wou provt ,..ase. Angels 11·5; Kaat, Twins 19-9 momentum needed fur favorable markets in the we<•ksl KITA KYUSHA, Japan (UP!) WelsboH I 14 Spt Sent eld ahead, the firm adds. -Paul Fuji, 140, Hawali, blocked out Shigeru Haglllllra, Weiskoof in Front 137V., Japan (2). After First Round 64ford F-700 Dvmp Truck 8. cylinder. S Speed trant 2\ p4ttd felr ute. Lone wheel 'oJ•s•- 63 Mercury Custom 2 , Door Hardtop. Power St.erlng af'Ci '""·UUUI lr1k11: Autometlc trabs. ~ Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr. I cvllnctor, ~uto, tram. R•d!o aftd h••wr, ,ow•r lftlrtng~ whltewan ltres. PHILADELPHIA CUP!) Young Tom Weiskopf, seeking his first victory on the professional tour, credits borrowed mallet-head outter I for his opening • round 66 the lead today in the Philadelphia Golf Classic at suburban Whitemarsh Valley ! Country Club. The 23 • year . old Ohio Stall! swinger took a stroke lead o'"'r Dan Sikes Bob <;oalby - tied at \Ill er Thuraday's first round of '12 • hole tournament. We'll run ourselves ragged to EARN 'Jour insurance wltll P.S: iiiiii 5 singles division · Zoldak, 47• DJ'es Of MaJl~mancv MINEOLA. N Y. IUP! i-Fu· neral services will be held .Sat~ urday for Sam Zoldak , a pttcher whom the Cleveland lndtans purchased for $100,1100 during their 1948 world cbampmnsh1p season. Zoldak, 47, died Thursday, a day alter he entered Nassau Hospital here. The ex ~ ma)8r leaguer had been m fading bealth since early thiS year when he completed a series of 15 cobalt treatments for a malignancy. ----THREE INJURED PEEKSKILL, N.Y. IUPII The New York Jets placed veteran end Dee Mackey and rookies Bill Yearby and Carl McAdams on the injured list LOS ANGELES IUP[) - Thursday and asked waivers on Jesus Pimentel, 120, Mexico, three rook1es. out Jaclde Burke, Cut from t he squad were U610, canada 14), defensive back Jim Gray Toledo, a member of the Jets' 1965 taxi squad, hneman John MaUook of Miami, Fla., and BALTIMORE (UP!) -!~~:;I halfback Allen Smith of Find· lefth8nder Steve E Iay, Ohio. on t~ 1$4ayli~._._.__..__.._. SHOTGUN MATCH H& R FIRESTONE STORE'S ••• SUMMBI~l CLOSE-OUT e Picnic Chests R••· us _ • Picnic Baskets ~~5 _ ~";11..:1~9'" • Th ermos Jug •••.gol. 3.33size _ • Chaise Lounge ~:·99 $1 • Barbecue n.9s • 24" Barbecue ~:!L~.,. $7 • Camp Stools •••."· _ 69c • Swimming Pools 1~:S e Plastic Can a:~.s:~;~ _ 1 GRILL. Outsid• 0.1. R09. 11 ................ _.,IHIM,_ ALL LAWN MOWERS REDUCED PRKESI MULLEN "' lnlvranee Afency Inc.· ~. ~WYW311 Polno,:.;, $4·95 ..H&R FI. R~:S~~ !DEAI:il. ~,_,Ave. "{' ' �.. (~ i: .._ :· . .' : Metals Firm , Will Spend ,$70 Million '. ' ; •- ' . -- '• ' ' ., ' ',, ' " •• , t •l'ld1lf 111111; ·~llltrOY·Yiddleport, 0., Auf. 31, 11111. . . ' '' \ \i It! ' , B~i~g Wrecks ' Walker~s . • ' ' ' ' I .U.LSTAR Dilly Book on -Hitting ~ . . . . . . . . ~,.._, !~lon~;-~u~.-~ Indefinitely V/Jl•th Bad Knee W , : ·'· ' l.fjiti!D'-Mt:MANE Pittsburgh's mdy run c•me 1 Hcltel p•lclle) Uitl · Hepler'' 1 op""ed the ninth wjth singt.. leasily with lhe decidinl run. UPI ~ WrUer in the •eventh when Donn , I'! ild Jlltti• wilh th~ ba•es loaded off Hepler and afll!r Billy Curt Simmons, who came on , BIIJll1lng Is malung Harry Clendenon singled and scort!d m the nln(h ~mlri& seol1!d Don Williams popped out, Kon Santo in relief of Ferguson Jenkins In er'a · ~ oo bitting'~ on Bill Mazeroski's bad·top •Kes>~ng~r Wt\11 "tl)e wllllllng run 1was walked to fill the bases. the ¢nth, picked up the win. ' -, ~t. to read as the tr~Rie. Tue 1068 dropped the as the Cubs edied-·the Mets in Hepler's second pltcll to Emle John " Boccabella IJid Byron ~~QUartet." Pirate1 into secqnd place, one- 1the final lllllinJ . for the! second ' Banks was in the dirt and Brpwne hit borne runs for Ute .,.. . ·'l'Jih!lelphla Pbillies' iisif game behind the Idle San fstnnghl day. boWJded to the bnckstop, CUbs .,white Larry EUlol hollliblbdlder ileal the Pittsburgh Frallclsco {liants. Kessmger and Glenn Beckert allowi'll! Kessinger to acore mer.,. for the Mets. l>li-at~;f!t ' lt!f'. fourth time th.s ' -· · ' -- ' I D~ ·J·=:.·.::.-=:1 I KI] 11:!:~1} CINCINNATI (UPf) - That dismal 2-8 swing along the west coast proved more cosily than the Cincinnati Reds knew at tbe I IT() . •f. I (J ~~. ,. :,~.~hi~sa:.rllsaslaact'I~O-.~. •• . .., .It indefinitely. last outing at Houston, from scoring By RAY MEANS previous high paid for the Los 1can Football Leai!1JO." also connected with elosed .... · · ailing knee affecll!d hiJ IQ1IIier ~I triumph over United Preu lntenulllonal Angeles Rams of the National The big move to get a buyer television. told newsmen "No back-seal walking, doD~" because be could not :wilt~ ~ Pirates' outspoken SAN J)JEGO, Calif. IUPI) - Football League in.J!I&ll. came lasl March when young ni\lt Charger games would be properly m hiS pitc:hin~, ,il minaS'\!:• <·, · The San Dieso Chargera, one of The ·club reponed losses H1llon was named president ll!levised only tf the team fills tion. III enjoy lieating Pitll!burgh pro footballs most devaslatln$ :from $302,000 in 1961 to $645,000 and duet executi'"' officer of the stadium. The Reds , who becauae I en)Oy beatmg· Harry 1powers yet one of the sport's m 1964. The team broke Into llilton Hotels Curp. Another new maJor stockhol· " Thursday, open a lO·ifSO:Ie W'!lker," , Bljllnln~ ; said after ,least. profitable in past years, pay dirt for the first time 1n I As a maJor stockholder, Klein der, John Z. Deloran, vice at home tonighl with a th4 Phillie, hm!. knncked 1l>e Iare In new trands today , 1964 when profits totaled wtll unseat Barron llilton as president ol the Pontiac divi· CHICAGO IUPII -Baseballs 1game agamst fourth-plllced!l.._ presidenl of the club. Sid slon of General Motors, repla· major league owners voted adelphia. Pirateo out ·ol ftrst ploce in !tie lfollowing a record $10 million i1300,000 Nation•! League. " He thmks transactiOn. ' Relain 20 Per Cent Gillman remains as head coach ces grocery chain operator Thursday to beef up thetr ,_..;.....................,.....;...,;._ wrote the bllllk on billing ~nd \ : Former Wlnte House Press The Hdtons'-son Barron and and general manager, John Mabee as 20 per cent I players' penstons fund by $2 like IQ beat htm," ,' ' · · Secretary P1erre Salinger along father Coorad-retained 20 per ' Schulman an~ Klein, pres- owner in the elub. m111ion a year Bunning was renjlilded that lw/1\1 a , group oi 20 other ' cenl of the Chargers' stock but ident and !ice ph.iident respec- It was not disclosed what WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. IUPI) Commissioner of Baseball since he allowed e1ght hits bUsmessmen headed by Eugene ; reliqqulshed the controlling hvely of Nattonal Genera percentage Salinger held in the It wiU be West New York, William Eckert said under the Thursd,Y nisht and II in hi• Klein and Samuel. Sehulman, ' mterest In the team wh1ch has Corp , ~h1cb operates major club. The former Kennedy and N.J., and Houstoo, Tex • in .the plan, a player w11h 2(1 years in last outmg against th• P1rates. 1both of Beverly H11ls, Calif., won f1ve Western DIVISion motion 'fllcture thealeni in key Johnson a1de IS now VIce 1 fmal• of the 20th annual Little j the major leagues would perhaps he didn't hold the Bucs IThursday purchased controlling championships and one AFL [population centers in the 16 president of Continental Air- League World Series Saturday. receive $1,000 a month when De in such complete check after ,int~rest m the American title after being moved here western states, bought 40 per Unes in Los Angeles. , West ~ew York ~eached the r reaches 65. all. ILeague Football club from Los Angeles in 1961 cent of the Chargers. _ Two other owner• of the finals With a -t--0 VICtory over [ The additional money for the Runs Count ' The $10 mJihon sale pnce for Barron Hilton said, ''I feel The two men sa1d they championship club held their 5 Osaka, Japan, Thursday on the pension fund will come from "They got one run last t1me," the club. which had only one r like I sold one of my children r planned to make the franchise per cent interest. Newspaper two-htt pitching of Ike Alonso television rights fee!> for the all Bunnmg qun:kl)' replied . '''Htts proftl-rna kmg yPar m its -seven- feel a little sad after seven and San D1ego the mecCa of ·publisher Jumes S. Copley and 1and a pair of two-run lnmngs. star game and the World don't mean a thing 1mless they \ellr hi storv, was nearly $3 1years of g1vmg btrth to the San sports restaurateur George Perntcano Houston . meanwhile. defeated Sertes. These fees w1ll ascore runs They got one run milhon dollars more than the iD1ego Chargers and the Amen- The tro new owners, who are ldid not sell their shares. S~cntmento, Calif., 4-0, In a 1 mount to $6.1 million in 1967 hke lhey d1d tonight. Eleven 1 · --·.....,..triUmph fealured by the one-hit ' and $6 5 million in 1968 hilS, eight luis , what's the ' hurlmg of Mark Hardms, a : difference' It' s the h1fs I stylish righthander. I that "lake rnns that count.. Today's action pits Rhine That IS where the Ptrates By Unitel PrPss lnternathmal l P1tts 000 000 100-- 1 8 1 Main , Germany, agamst Wmdhave been def1c1ent m their Ameri,·an League ~ Bunmng 114-9) and Uerker sor, Ontar1o, for seventh place, efforts aga1nst Bunning. In his Calif 200 001 200- 5 11 2 Veale, Cardwell (91 and Gon · and Kankakee, Ill ., against four victories over them, the 1\'e,., York 010 000 000- I 6 0 der. LP-Veale (l3-8J. Monterrey , Mexico, for fifth Pirates have managed only five Brunet rt2-9) and Satriano, Major League Standings American League place Saturday's schedule lists runs . They did manage to beat Stotllemyre, Ha milton i71, Ra[,L'Al)L By UoUed Press Intematioaal W. L. Pet. GB a consolation game at 10 a.m CLEVELAND (UPO h1m once 3-1 back on· June 24 I mos 181 and Howard. LPL (.,I\ National League Baltimore 81 45 .643 and the championship at 2 p m. seUout crowd of more"lunici· ll In the only other Not>O":•I , Sloltlemyre I11 ·1'' W. L. Pet. GB Detroit 6ll 56 552 11\1 80,000 was expected at " League contest, the Chicago' Major League Leaders :san FranciSco 75 52 .591 ... Cleveland 68 110 .531 14 pal Stadium tomgbt for much !J B u "t d rr ( t f 1 has become almost as Cubs edged the New York Mets lsi ga meJ y DJ e ess n eroa 1ona Pittsburgh 74 52 .587 ¥.1 Minnesota 67 61 .523 15 th F d 1 1 th 1 3·2 .. I National 1-ea~ue ,Los An•eles 72 53 .576 2 Chica~ 66 62 .516 16 a padrt 0 the eily as 1 e f "b"Y11 , _ .-..an 1 I L'1 010 011 201- 6 12 2 G AD R H p t e e" pay ay e annua oot a 003 ou Ul2- 8 12 3 , . . . . c ' IPh•ladelphia 69 59 .539 6\1 California 64 63 .504 1711 doubleheader In Ameflcan League actmn. Boston Boston look both end s of a Odom G"enda 151 Handra· Alou , P1l. 109 401 59 t:l8 344, St. Louis 65 61 .516 9\1 Washington 58 73 .443 25'> This will be the filth doubleheader from Kansas City Iban \5) • Stock 161 S;nders l6) ; Strgel, Pit 110 387 69 12'7 328 Cmcinnatt 61 65 .484 13\1 , New York 56 72 .438 26 the double dose of football 8-fi and 4·1, California beat and H~of, Benneil, McMohon ~ Ci mnte. P•t 118495 79159 321 Atlanta 55~ 66 .47215 Kansas City 56 73 434 26\'z be offered dolmg fans <im,. ll New Yt1t'k 5-l: Baltimore edged , l7,, Wyatt 13) and Tillman WP IAiou, At! 124537 90172 .320 Houston 70 444 HP ~ Boston 56 76 .424 28 Cleveland Browns' owner Cleveland 4·3 •n ". mmngs and ' -Wyatt (J.6 ). LP-Sanders 16- l ~a~~~ ~~ L 115 386 53 122 .316 .New York 56 72 .438 19% Thursday's Results POMEROY. Ohio !UP! ) - A Modell came up w•th the PURITAN• 3131 44 81 352 30 , Boston 8 Kan C1ty 6, 1st Detrmt bla~ked Chicago \kJ ' 10) Hlls-Scoll <24th 1. Bennett 1 p ' Ph. 106 371 52 115 Chtcago scoffed al by hiS colleagues FULL·fASHIONEO Run-sc.or•ng doubles m the ' ll-t) Charles 18th I, Foy (141h) I Allen, ' 107 397 62 123 .310 , Thursday 's Results nearby Middleport boy will be the outset. 1Boston 4 Kan City I, Znd fourth mrung by D1ck Groat 1 - 'd . Santo Ch1 119 430 75 i33 309 Cb1cago 3 New York 2 one of two youths to defellll the 12 n game I d J k' B dt Cld11 on Pit 120 443 64 136 307 1Phlia 4 Pittsburgh I, night California 5 New York I table tenms honors of the Unit· It figures to be an evemng an ac Ie ran provided Kan Ctty 000 000 001 - 1 8 0 ' Balt 4 Clev~ 3, 11 inns .. mght ed s Se Wide open football, pttting ti• · Bunnint! -w•th all the P!r: · 1:' IBoston OOx- 4 7 1 , Helms, Cm 105 408 53 124 .304 (Only games scheduled) tates pt 2-3 at Toronto, 202 000 eded h bd b Morgn Hou 88 312 42 95 .3114 Friday's Probably Pllcbers Detroit 8 Chicago 0, night Canada attack-mmded Minnesota Vlk· ne as e no1c e IS 14th Lmdblad, Slock (7) and Roof; 1 · • (Only games scheduled) John· Tannehill, 14 , Middle· ings agamst the Washmgton because rt's first m comfort VICtory ~gamst mne deteats I Fischer 11-0J and Ryan. LPAmerrcan League <Starting Time ~~J . Red k d Soutbpaw Bob Veale suffered . G. AB. R. II. Pet. • Ph1iudelph1a al Cmcmna11Friday's Probable Pltchero port, will join Glenn Cowan, 14, ' s ms, an. the Browns and good looks! K11it to frtthe setback. Lindblad 14-7) . HRs-Comg\iaro ,O\iva, Mm 125480 74152 .317 1Culp 15-41 or Buhl 15-8) vs. Los Angeles, to make up the agamst the aerial c~rcus of the no u11derarm l:tmd Pop it in Brandl. also drove m an <24lh i, Roof 15th I . [F.Rbsn, e·at 124465 97147 .m lo·Toole 14-fit. 9;05 p.m. I Starting Times EDT) lu S. JUnior team in the Cana- Balt•more Colts the automaltc lor washrng 1 insuranCe'' ru'1 'in "the i!b:tJt Kaline, Det 107 373 72115 .308 Plttsburgh at St. Louis- Kansas CUy at California-: d1an International Table- Tenms lute 1. 1 L S d' and drymg. The colors "'" . • ·• 18 innlbg -with.. a sin~le arid ''Tony ,( Ill mnings) 1Wgnr, Cle 116 410 63 121 .295 ~ Fryman 19-8) vs. Jackson U2· Blanco 0 •31 vs. Coall!s (l·l) , 11 ' championships. , 8 ';;~:::;aPr eag~e ~ ,,s ternf1 c. Sizes S-M-l-Xl. 1 Taylor 's steal of home m lbe ·Cleve 100 200 000 00- 2 6 I , Powell, Bal 117 412 72 2 .294 10). ~ p.m. Ip m · AI Toronto, the boys will ' Y e~ ~r~atmn~ 8 'T~ll ralued yarn,lOO% OuP1nt ninth completed the scormg. 100 000 001 01- 4 -9. j "Ricllrdt, Cal ll8 37 48 92 .290 ,1 Los Angeles at San FranciSco · B~ston at Baltimore--Stange singles matches and a Columbus ~ c.l. I nyiM . ""-- - - - ' - - - - Bell, O'Do~oghue >4), Ri#ffR ~:KI!~w. Mm I~ '143 63 12~ 289 - Koufax (20-7) vs. Bolin (7-81. 116- 7) vs. Miller I:J..7). 8 p.m. ' match against their Rochester ~~; "· 75 61 2 181 , Tianl 19) and Afc~~;j Manlltt. NY .91314.,37q9Q!.287 II p.m. Detroit at New York-Wilson . counterparts and will Toronto 73 62 .541 3\1 S M•ller >81 ~mil Vltne, Was 12S4311 661:!3 .286 New York at Allanta- 11~1 vs. Downmg (8-31. 8 p.m. l in md1v1dual play. Buffalo 6ll 65 515 1 Haney 151. WP.:..S.IBer,~. C~1 114,lH 39 89 .283 McGraw 12·5) vs. Johnson 19- · Minnesota at Ch~eago-Mer· r Tannehill , who will defend his Richmond 67 67 1. LP- Tiant (7-il): flome. Runs .,, 81 9.05p.m. (2·12) vs Peters 110.9) g 1t965boys15andunderfitlewon Toledo ~ 1 66 68 ·: HR-Biefary (18th) ' ' .Nadona , League: ~aron,. Chicago at Houston-Roberts p m. · I last year in the tournament ' . ' ' 62 73 459 141> ' -Braves 34; Mays, Gtants 32, 1(4-8 ) vs. G1usti ftiJ.lO) or Cleveland at Washmston- 1the son of Chef Tannehill, Syracuse 51 65 375 26 000 000 000- 0 2 2 ' Allen•. f' h 'Ll> e s JO; :r O'rre, Zachary 10.11. 9; 30 p.m. Hargan (11).7) vs. McConnick , ecutive editor of the Pomeroy Ch1 cago 320 03P OOx- 8 10 ol llravee, Stargen,." l'lrates,. ,BanSaturday's Games (7·111. 8; ~ p.m. I Sentinel. Thursday's Results Horlen, Lamabe 12) Wilhelm Ito, Cubs ·&·Hart, G•ants .:lll. New York at Atlanta, mght He is ranked No 1 In Ohio CITorobnto4 5BfTnoledo 4 0 3 13 mmngs 1 Americaa Le ague: F1 .Rolfn-Amerlcen 2 Or. 6 c:yllnd•r. ' S8 tuday'11 Games and Romam;· McLam (15I Ph.!1 a at c·mc1, z, da y-mght in the boys 15 and. under and s m s d 4R Stlnid1R trans. Radio and 1 11 ) and Freehan. LP--Horlen I son, Orioles 40; Powell, 0l'Joles Pittsburgh at St. Louis I K~n City at California, night boys 17 and under divtsion. He J':use IC mon he•lo!. 7 3 HR-McAuliffe 115th). 32; Killebrew, Twms, Cnlav1to, Ch1cago at Houston, night Mmnesota at Chicago i9 No. in the Ohio men's a onville Riochliiiesiteilrlllli "' j Jersey, Texas Owners Fatten Pansi'on Fund Clubs Battle In LL F•nals hoi 1 Slayer Suspect Arrested After Five Murdered Dr. George Ballou, sician, diagnosed tht : : : ; ;; as a strained lareral 'ij and Thursday advised to avoid pitching untn .~~.e~:ma: ~~~rr~c~~~ res:.~o~/ow:a~::'t. Record $10 Million r.lunked Down in Charger Transfer IIIII* mestly frrt !!ent!IJII , 1 - I 1 I Line Scores Doubleheader To Draw 80,000 us ! I Middleport Boy On Juni'or Team ss At Toronto 1 7 5i I 1 jrttt 1 -----"!-'Hospital Newt BAHR CLOTHIERS:. h II 65 Pontiac G.T.O. r..,..pest. f Dr Hardtop. 4 IPftd trans. 63 Ford Galaxie p,, I c)flnder automatic tr1n1. Radio and 500' 4 heater, pctVHr steering, !htte p•ll tires. 65 Dodge Dart 2 Dr. 270 Series, 6 CJIInder1 st1rid1rd tran 1., radio '"' he~ter . 65Mustanq ~ cyjlnder, Standard oh!ft, radio & heeter. tires. whltew~l 64 Ford Galaxie 2 Dr. HardiOJ!o ·•·a cyHrHier, • ·· sP-ed tr.ns. Ltko litw . SOOX~ 62 Ford F'irlant 509· 2 Qr. I cy)lndtr, sl*ncbrcl tr.n•. 42 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr I eyl. 'At frans., P .U.rlng, radio •nd h11tu Indians & Peprtone, Yanks 28. !Los Angeles at San Francisco Cleveland at Washmgton \Only games scheduled) Runs Batted lu I Boston al Baltimore, night National League Nat i o u a I League: Aaron, I IDetrmf at New York, night New York 000 100 Ott>- 2 7 0 1Brav"" 96; Clemente P1rates : .WaU Street Chatter 1 Chtcago 000 010 011- 3 6 1 91 , A len, Phdhes 85, White , NEW YORK (UPII - LO. FISher, Hepler (9) and Grote: Philhes 84; Mays, G1ants 83. Hooper of W.E. Hutton & Co. Flght 1\eaullll Jenkms, Stmmons (9) and Amerlcaa League: Powell, says that the recent dec~e By United Press Jnternadonal Hundley. WP- Simmons (5-.1). Or~oles 97; F. Robinson, Or~oles should slow down for a while NEW YORK IUPI) -Johnny LP-Heple• <3·3). HRs-Boc· 96; B. Robmson, Unoles 85; after such • sharp deprectation l Persol, 180'1., Brooklyn, N.Y., f-abella 16th I, Elliot 15lh), K•llebrew, Twins 80; Horton, I and at best the present rally ootpoinll!d James J . Woody, Browne <15th). Ttgers & Comghari Red Sox 791 should be regartled as a contra- 193 ~.. Bronx, N.Y. (JO): PitcbiDg lren~ rnevement rather than as VIctor Melendez, 132 v._ 1 Puerto 000 20 0014 11 G National League: an Important turn. Rico, outpointed Benito Ortiz, Phila - - - - - - - - -- - Dodgers 12-1 , Perry, Giants 129'¥4 , Puerto Rico (10). 3: Manctral, Giants 18-a; Thomson & McKmnon says Maloney, Reds 13-f; bel . Dodgers 20.7. •eves furth er backing PORTLAND, Mame IUPI) filling wtll be ,· necessary caJhoun, 165 • J ama1CJ, Amerl,caa League: _McNallly,J or'lle; 1 Orioles !2-.1; Boswell, Twms to broaden the outpoiDII!d George Benton, 164, 5; Wat!, Orioles 9-4; Sanford, ~se !Thor . any ld 'de Phila~elpbia UOI. " wou provt ,..ase. Angels 11·5; Kaat, Twins 19-9 momentum needed fur favorable markets in the we<•ksl KITA KYUSHA, Japan (UP!) WelsboH I 14 Spt Sent eld ahead, the firm adds. -Paul Fuji, 140, Hawali, blocked out Shigeru Haglllllra, Weiskoof in Front 137V., Japan (2). After First Round 64ford F-700 Dvmp Truck 8. cylinder. S Speed trant 2\ p4ttd felr ute. Lone wheel 'oJ•s•- 63 Mercury Custom 2 , Door Hardtop. Power St.erlng af'Ci '""·UUUI lr1k11: Autometlc trabs. ~ Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr. I cvllnctor, ~uto, tram. R•d!o aftd h••wr, ,ow•r lftlrtng~ whltewan ltres. PHILADELPHIA CUP!) Young Tom Weiskopf, seeking his first victory on the professional tour, credits borrowed mallet-head outter I for his opening • round 66 the lead today in the Philadelphia Golf Classic at suburban Whitemarsh Valley ! Country Club. The 23 • year . old Ohio Stall! swinger took a stroke lead o'"'r Dan Sikes Bob <;oalby - tied at \Ill er Thuraday's first round of '12 • hole tournament. We'll run ourselves ragged to EARN 'Jour insurance wltll P.S: iiiiii 5 singles division · Zoldak, 47• DJ'es Of MaJl~mancv MINEOLA. N Y. IUP! i-Fu· neral services will be held .Sat~ urday for Sam Zoldak , a pttcher whom the Cleveland lndtans purchased for $100,1100 during their 1948 world cbampmnsh1p season. Zoldak, 47, died Thursday, a day alter he entered Nassau Hospital here. The ex ~ ma)8r leaguer had been m fading bealth since early thiS year when he completed a series of 15 cobalt treatments for a malignancy. ----THREE INJURED PEEKSKILL, N.Y. IUPII The New York Jets placed veteran end Dee Mackey and rookies Bill Yearby and Carl McAdams on the injured list LOS ANGELES IUP[) - Thursday and asked waivers on Jesus Pimentel, 120, Mexico, three rook1es. out Jaclde Burke, Cut from t he squad were U610, canada 14), defensive back Jim Gray Toledo, a member of the Jets' 1965 taxi squad, hneman John MaUook of Miami, Fla., and BALTIMORE (UP!) -!~~:;I halfback Allen Smith of Find· lefth8nder Steve E Iay, Ohio. on t~ 1$4ayli~._._.__..__.._. SHOTGUN MATCH H& R FIRESTONE STORE'S ••• SUMMBI~l CLOSE-OUT e Picnic Chests R••· us _ • Picnic Baskets ~~5 _ ~";11..:1~9'" • Th ermos Jug •••.gol. 3.33size _ • Chaise Lounge ~:·99 $1 • Barbecue n.9s • 24" Barbecue ~:!L~.,. $7 • Camp Stools •••."· _ 69c • Swimming Pools 1~:S e Plastic Can a:~.s:~;~ _ 1 GRILL. Outsid• 0.1. R09. 11 ................ _.,IHIM,_ ALL LAWN MOWERS REDUCED PRKESI MULLEN "' lnlvranee Afency Inc.· ~. ~WYW311 Polno,:.;, $4·95 ..H&R FI. R~:S~~ !DEAI:il. ~,_,Ave. "{' ' �., ___ . ' ''• l ...:..--- ~ . Ol' •"'- \ 'I ' ,., • ' ... I . :~ , ,, ' '! ' ·.'l ,_( ' .. 'l. ' GLASS· INSTALLER ' • 1 ~Ha~nr~Pb~~~~·~·~·ti~~· ~~~· h• I I ,. ,.,. .' Wed~~fs~~~~~:z~~~ :nat .. . . occuionalty. And we are apt to '"'erdo it if we discover thi need for humility, Cburclt I& one pl... When thi& le••o1l . can be Ietu-ried. In,God'e House, we know_ lnstiMtively bow -amaU-Yte naUy are, which makes •• more thankful for . bith Hia- love and eomiuwion. We need tbla 10DIO of colllint: clown to size. We Deed to look willa humble at ounelve~, .at · · fellow lilen, and at lbe ni!rac:ld Jiea churcbo WI. tr S,, - . ,._ sm., . " • • ' , ..... "' • Inst811er :m. '' . HEATING er- wilt lrlllllll IIIII ~ tbe mid. . of the lltb a ebureb !JO, llldiY- Ill fact, Ceulut7,,~ •to be -1, the lnllllior Lulb!lraa Sl. PIIUI~a Lutberau Chureb ot .Rev. PIUI ""'kel Pomeroy, Ohio wu ftuldad IIIII dooe meDstve _.;k 1D lila· charllrni!L 'IIIII .deed wu the River valleY,. played a ll""'l'Dpli!Jlmeat ol loci! LutiJ. rOte 1D ielllli GENERAL GLASS CO. and COOLING The Dedication Day Festivities o/ PHONE 485-6451 Our New Church, Educational BOX 1405 ou• . . ot Goc;l'a ereatioJs. • '• or ano\ber; and we ean't •r• , ~ ~~rr ,r!! . ()· .~) ,' ;~~i·. ·~·;·,."'I;~:..h.i Lutherans . of Pomeroy Otga·nized and Ch · .. • 1843 Their ·'Church zn .I • '., .,' l ,_ . '• · :~ I . ' STEER ELECfRIC Co.- of PARKERSBURG. W. VA. St. Paufs Lutheran Church . uetd ·to .. . t. Phoae 412-8446 '3311 Daclleor A"f• Parbnbtar£ W. V• .l ~- 231 E. Second Scree& Pomeroy, Ohio l OR ---~- - NEW CHURCH _ St. Paul's Lutheran ChUrch of Pomeroy, to be dedicated Sunday, Is located on the site of IJid·razed laSt year at Sycamore and East Second..St. , THE SCHEDULE FOR THE DAY the church bullfln 1811& ~~~~~:~· ~~~~~~~~~~========~;-\l4-Dally g,'ntinel, Pomeroy-Middl~port, o. Aug: izs, 1988 s..·en·t •. n'eI Ch. urch Ncws ·~~ Bradford Churtlt . of ChrblPQ'!u G1 OriolJoe Robmson, mmiSter; Hom- Roy carter, Bibla er Forr.,t, Supt.: .Otbie School Scliool, 9:30 a. m. Worship and 9:30 a. m.; Moromg Worship Preaching aervlce 10:30 a. m. 1 ==============:::,t whale name, appear belo111o OHIO VALLEY BAKING. co. . RAY RIGGS, INC. Linco!n-Mercury.C071)tf.Eng!!s11 Bakers Of Holsum Bread 85 N. toutt"St; · · idhena Ford 59U8Q,l · SU llapllol Cbarcll Seol ea1 llellllthem Baplilt Churrl, IGro"t llend, Rev. c. L. O'Qiooor,. pastor, Robert Lewis, SupL 9:.30 "'a.m. llomlog worship and Sunday School, 7 p. Evening servtee, Thursday p.m. prlij'er meeting. · Carpeater Bapllsl Church - Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Momlll& worship 10:15 a.m. - Flnt Bapli&t Cllor<h, MiddleR Do . oald B ,_.lor., ~."!..·~ ""'""' ~niSei ~as-:m. • """""' ""'""'' •' a. ;':~p8=-.:.•p~:!S Pa;:: Eveolng worshlp, NO p:m:: THE UNITED STEEL WOR KERS OF AMERICA BuUdera and Building Supplie• W. Va. ' ' ,, 240 UDcolo SL R. H. RAWLINGS SONS co. "Ohio's Olde!! Df!dt1t ~illn" Middleport, · olilo · -· Broum's Bottll Cos PomeroJ 8112-2186 BOGGS EQUIPMENT SBieo - ALWS CHALMEliS - lliirVic:e , _ ..., lftdmlrlal ..,.. La.,. . .. ea~n Tuppero Plal01 Phone 867-3431 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE TINY'S . FOODLAND · Middleport, ,_ . Ash!4nd Oi! Produet.t s92-2550 Mldclleport ' GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMRit.IG & HEATIN r, '' l'b. 118$-20011 Chester, Ohio · ' LOCAL UNION 5668 R,av.eosw~d. BAUM LUMBER CO. · . "Ken!Uck!/ Flied Cltkken" . Obi~ Pomeroy K&C JEWELERS SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS We Fill AU Doctors Prel!Criplionl 992-2955 Pomer mefOJ LYONS CLOVER FARM Genero! Merchandi.st Tuppen Plaiuo 867&80 - - THE SEWING CENTER WHITE SEWING 14ACH1NES "Evel'l/thing For the Woman lhal 83 Mlll SL Middleport 992-5320 s....,. "Keepsake Diamond Rl11111" 812 E. Main SL · Pomeroy RACINE PLANJNG MILL Building Supp~l cmd lliUIDO!'k General Controctlllll Pbooe 992-3978 o Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer Cor:,:~M : : . : : ; Maio meeting, 8' 30 p.m., choir prao- Middleport. Rev. Nyie J!or(leo',l . . . . · ~ter. Suodll¥ School 9:30 Flnl Bapllll Clmteb, Pom• m. Arnold Riebanla, SupL 10:30 ,., - ' Rev. carver wllllams. L .al. Morning 'worslilp. SUoill)' School 9:30 WI 10:1>. Naaml Bapllsl Chircb Worship service, 10:30 a. m.: SundayScllool1:30 a. IlL; Nursery and Jllllior Cbureb for ship 11 a. m.; Wednesday, 7 eblldreo. p. m., Prlll'lll' oervlee. Ftnl llapllll Olllfth, RaeiDI, ·. . Rev. c. t. O'Collnor, paswr. . Community . SuodaJ Scbool 1:30 a. JD., Sam Clrletoa Cllareb, llaPbary Cortla, aupL; 10:45 a. m. MOI1I' Road - Rev. Clyde Hinton, lug Worship; 1:30 p. m., BYF pastor: SuDday School &:30 a. ...d Juolor Fellowship; 8.P· m; m.; Ralpb Carl, SupL Sllllday . Evening Sentce; Wedjlesday, Wershlp aerviae 10:10 • - m. 7:30 p. m., PrD¥er lleettoa. IIIII 7:.30 p. m. altomately. 1:110 p. 10. Seolor Choir Prao- Prayer meeting Wednesday at • Choir Practice. 7:30 p. m. Chelldre • llyger • lllrilord Colombia Chapel - Wonltlp j PariU - Warren G.' Zlnn, IIOI'Vice eacb SUoday, 9:15 a. paator. Wor&bip aenicea are: m. ; Suodlll' School 10 a. m.: lllttford Baptist 0 a. m. DST.: Youth Servlae 1:15 p. m. EveoLlltle Kyger UCC 9:30 EST. 1ng Worship 7 p. m. eaeb SunCheshire Baptist 10:45 EST. day. Cburcb School at Hartford, at P1goville Commoolty Charch 1:50 DST: Kyglll' 1Dl211 ·EST, -Rev. Russe~, C)lne, pastor. IIIII Cbeshire 9:45 EST. YoiiDl! People'a· service, 7:30 p. lit, UDiol F.W.B. Clrueh - m. Thursday; Evaogellatic Sundsy School t:45 a.m., Earl flee Saturday, 7:30 p. m. starkey, SupL; Evening .WOI' Suoday, 7:30 p. m. obip, 7:30 p. m. by CecU Cos,. Freedom Goapel MlasloD t.a,man; Young People'• meet- Bashan Slivenville lll IIIII Bible sllldy, 7:30 ·P.DL Gluesencanip, pastor: 8:00 p.m. LIGHT SUPPER (Served by ' Baclul . co. 1lldclleport Uncoln Tfll'l'llce 992-2684 Pomerov, Ohio Our Best 1\Vishes To ! St. Paul's Lutheran Church·' ~ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR l • I Karr Construction Co. Ceneral Plulnhing -, HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE West Main SL - - PomerOJ B"ppora IM Church of your Cit - - - --·-- HEINERS BAKERY Baktra of Good Bred4 Funtloetoo, W. Va. Middleport, Oblo . . . For The New St. Paul's Lutheran Churel, . j . ., I ' BOWERS .DRlVE-INN · .RESTAURANT . B. Malo Sl THE DAILY SENTINEL Serving the Mel{ls·Moson Ateo 110 llecliii!JIC SL ,,' "' ,,. CHURCH CHRIST . I I ' GENERAt ., ' ' L•":.., •.t <, ~ . ·· ' I ·< MIDDLEPORT, O. . DonaltJ H~, Minil~r • Your Wtl~nM Is At Our Frent Di!,trt Su•clty School,,. 4.(>1~11111 wari~~ io:~ A.M. . lv,..iJ!!! Wa~il!· 7:30 P,M, .: , · KenMih Mcilhi"'..y~l·~~~y IC~I~~,, . Ot-ter. Oldo P.·O..Box No. 4 Phone 985-8341 · Contractor RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN N. Second Ave. POMEROY. OWO DAN WHITE ELECTRIC A Thought/Ill Approaell To lle!igiOU hobleths. Pllone 892-3481 c. Compliments Of Morning Wonhlp . .. - ·~ .. . . : . . 10:30 AM Sunday GOEGLEIN READY-MIX ' P11hlle Cordially lavlled! Columbu, 0. ' REV. RICHARD ·MARTIN, RECTOR THE 1\EV. JOSEPH 1\. KRALY, PASTOR LOCI LITURGIST AT BOTH WORSHIP HOURS PHONE 992-5100 ''the Spreading Kingdom" Sermons From Gnc•llpiscojNI Church, Pon\.r'O't ) i POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY Readbtg &mplure Phone 614-253·7481 TUt,IE IN SUNDAY 9 AM FURNISHED BY: New Havea, West VlrgbJia McNALLY LUMBER CO. 2020 Leonard Ave. AND OTIIER MATERIAlS Amerleo 7:SO p.m. COMMUNITY DEDICATION VESPERS Rev. Willard Drefke, Putor St. Malthew Lutllero Cbureb Lopn, Ohio Guest l'nllther Rev. I~ Wellh, Pulor St. Pau1'1 Latheraa Church, lng 10:30 a. m., first and third geoe Underwood, DiiDister. Bi- Suudays. ble School, 9:30 a.j n:: MoroMason City Church ol Chrl!l, 1ng Worship, 7:30 p•. m.; flo. Miller Street - Sunday Btble bert Reell, Bible Scileol SupL Study, .9 a. m.: _Evening Wor· ohlp, 7.30 p. m., Bible Study, Church 0/ God 7.30 p. m. Wednesday. . Olealer Clarcb ol God Middleport Chureb ol Christ, Rev. Dale 'lborntoo, psstor. 5th and Main Streets' - Don- Suoday School, 9:10 a. m.; aid Ricks, minister; BIble Mornlog WorabljHat 11 L Scb?"l, 9 30 a. m, Kenoetb Me- m. EvangeUsti9 ':ef\'I~ 7 :~ p. Elhmney, Supt.; Morning Wor· m.; Prayer meellnC, ,7:30 shio tO 30 a. m. Evening Wor- Tuesday; ;,P<eoPlll'l 7 p, m. Prayer Servl~, . . 7 'p. Dl. • Cb•eb 01 Chrllll .;. Rev. Jiili..,,llllill Jerry Masters, psstor; Sunday Sunday Schoo!. 9:45 School, 9:30 a. m., Cburcb ser· coNTJNIJED 011 Page 1 01ll' Lillberao Chureh Womea) and Trim ••• ·V. IL Braley, Bible Bebeol SupL .7Jon Churcll o1 arts!, PomBible School UO a. m. Preach- eroy • Harrlsoaville lioad -Eu- READY 1\DX CONCRETE NOON CONGREGATIONAL COVERED DISH DINNER IN FELLOWSIDP HALL Doors 10:30 a. m. ; Evening Worship, YOllll& People~• meetlnl, 1:30 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. B•· p, m. Eveoiog Service, 7 p. m. .J 2:88 p.m. • 5:30 p.m. COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE 1390 WMPO RADIO STAR SUPPLY CO. Paints and l!an!warc I'lL 949-'!273 llliolsler. IbleDexter Study. Church ol ·Christ - Baptit& W'ith the /wpe it will, in 1ome m-ure, foller and help m.lain that wh.ich u good i,n family and commu.nlty life, lhil fture it 1pDr1110reJ by the btu ineft /1,.,. arid '· organilatiom : Wedoeoday; Choir practice at Wilford, Supt. , a:~·~~~~~~? 7:30 p. m. 'lburaday. 10 a :n.; EvangelisUc Ralland Pint Baplial Cllor<h :30 p. m. Prayer meeting _ SUoday School 9:30 a. m.; p. m. Tuesday. Preaching Sunday 2:30 p. m. Rallllld Mlooioo - .0 II• RoUaod Free WW Baptist ·Newman, missionary psstor; Cburth _ Rev. Paul Taylor, Sundsy Scilooi 9•30 a. m.: pastor; SundaY Schoo~ 10 a. Worship 10:30 a.m.; m.; Guy Priddy, Supt.; Preacb- 1:30 p. m.; Prayer tog se"ice, 7:30 p. m.: 7:30 p. m. Thursday. services 7'30 p m. , ' · ' Church Of Chrill Ma10o Bapllll& $audQ ·· Bradlll., Cbur<b ol Christ- D.A.V. HaB, corner Second Larq Williams, minister:. Bible IIIII Pomeroy, Ma100. Spoosored School sod Morning Worohip. 1 bJ Fre~eb City Bapli&l Cbarcb 10:30 a. m.: Christian Endeav ID Gallipolis. Alflllated wttb S. or 1 p. m.. J!:lienlng Wor· B.C. Rev. R. J. lbip{ U 'tl;~ ;.i . ". . SundD¥ School every . u~iii'l/a ·· i o ,re I p. m. Preaching oervlceo Church _ 11 tth Sllllday ol eacb mouth. 10:45 Lm. THE DEDICATION SE&VICB Dr. Paul MaeDer Presldelll, 'lbe Oblo DIICrltt, The A.L.C, Guell MJn!d,.. F,nrnisher Of All Millwork, Sunday School. 10 a. m., Stao- tlce 10:30 a. m.; Q!JtsUan Enford Stockton, Supt. deavor, 6:30p. m.; Evl!lllog &el'- i Sunday, August 28th, l966 ' ' .. ', ; '• h I' ·' • j •:t ' ; • CTOR �., ___ . ' ''• l ...:..--- ~ . Ol' •"'- \ 'I ' ,., • ' ... I . :~ , ,, ' '! ' ·.'l ,_( ' .. 'l. ' GLASS· INSTALLER ' • 1 ~Ha~nr~Pb~~~~·~·~·ti~~· ~~~· h• I I ,. ,.,. .' Wed~~fs~~~~~:z~~~ :nat .. . . occuionalty. And we are apt to '"'erdo it if we discover thi need for humility, Cburclt I& one pl... When thi& le••o1l . can be Ietu-ried. In,God'e House, we know_ lnstiMtively bow -amaU-Yte naUy are, which makes •• more thankful for . bith Hia- love and eomiuwion. We need tbla 10DIO of colllint: clown to size. We Deed to look willa humble at ounelve~, .at · · fellow lilen, and at lbe ni!rac:ld Jiea churcbo WI. tr S,, - . ,._ sm., . " • • ' , ..... "' • Inst811er :m. '' . HEATING er- wilt lrlllllll IIIII ~ tbe mid. . of the lltb a ebureb !JO, llldiY- Ill fact, Ceulut7,,~ •to be -1, the lnllllior Lulb!lraa Sl. PIIUI~a Lutberau Chureb ot .Rev. PIUI ""'kel Pomeroy, Ohio wu ftuldad IIIII dooe meDstve _.;k 1D lila· charllrni!L 'IIIII .deed wu the River valleY,. played a ll""'l'Dpli!Jlmeat ol loci! LutiJ. rOte 1D ielllli GENERAL GLASS CO. and COOLING The Dedication Day Festivities o/ PHONE 485-6451 Our New Church, Educational BOX 1405 ou• . . ot Goc;l'a ereatioJs. • '• or ano\ber; and we ean't •r• , ~ ~~rr ,r!! . ()· .~) ,' ;~~i·. ·~·;·,."'I;~:..h.i Lutherans . of Pomeroy Otga·nized and Ch · .. • 1843 Their ·'Church zn .I • '., .,' l ,_ . '• · :~ I . ' STEER ELECfRIC Co.- of PARKERSBURG. W. VA. St. Paufs Lutheran Church . uetd ·to .. . t. Phoae 412-8446 '3311 Daclleor A"f• Parbnbtar£ W. V• .l ~- 231 E. Second Scree& Pomeroy, Ohio l OR ---~- - NEW CHURCH _ St. Paul's Lutheran ChUrch of Pomeroy, to be dedicated Sunday, Is located on the site of IJid·razed laSt year at Sycamore and East Second..St. , THE SCHEDULE FOR THE DAY the church bullfln 1811& ~~~~~:~· ~~~~~~~~~~========~;-\l4-Dally g,'ntinel, Pomeroy-Middl~port, o. Aug: izs, 1988 s..·en·t •. n'eI Ch. urch Ncws ·~~ Bradford Churtlt . of ChrblPQ'!u G1 OriolJoe Robmson, mmiSter; Hom- Roy carter, Bibla er Forr.,t, Supt.: .Otbie School Scliool, 9:30 a. m. Worship and 9:30 a. m.; Moromg Worship Preaching aervlce 10:30 a. m. 1 ==============:::,t whale name, appear belo111o OHIO VALLEY BAKING. co. . RAY RIGGS, INC. Linco!n-Mercury.C071)tf.Eng!!s11 Bakers Of Holsum Bread 85 N. toutt"St; · · idhena Ford 59U8Q,l · SU llapllol Cbarcll Seol ea1 llellllthem Baplilt Churrl, IGro"t llend, Rev. c. L. O'Qiooor,. pastor, Robert Lewis, SupL 9:.30 "'a.m. llomlog worship and Sunday School, 7 p. Evening servtee, Thursday p.m. prlij'er meeting. · Carpeater Bapllsl Church - Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Momlll& worship 10:15 a.m. - Flnt Bapli&t Cllor<h, MiddleR Do . oald B ,_.lor., ~."!..·~ ""'""' ~niSei ~as-:m. • """""' ""'""'' •' a. ;':~p8=-.:.•p~:!S Pa;:: Eveolng worshlp, NO p:m:: THE UNITED STEEL WOR KERS OF AMERICA BuUdera and Building Supplie• W. Va. ' ' ,, 240 UDcolo SL R. H. RAWLINGS SONS co. "Ohio's Olde!! Df!dt1t ~illn" Middleport, · olilo · -· Broum's Bottll Cos PomeroJ 8112-2186 BOGGS EQUIPMENT SBieo - ALWS CHALMEliS - lliirVic:e , _ ..., lftdmlrlal ..,.. La.,. . .. ea~n Tuppero Plal01 Phone 867-3431 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE TINY'S . FOODLAND · Middleport, ,_ . Ash!4nd Oi! Produet.t s92-2550 Mldclleport ' GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMRit.IG & HEATIN r, '' l'b. 118$-20011 Chester, Ohio · ' LOCAL UNION 5668 R,av.eosw~d. BAUM LUMBER CO. · . "Ken!Uck!/ Flied Cltkken" . Obi~ Pomeroy K&C JEWELERS SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS We Fill AU Doctors Prel!Criplionl 992-2955 Pomer mefOJ LYONS CLOVER FARM Genero! Merchandi.st Tuppen Plaiuo 867&80 - - THE SEWING CENTER WHITE SEWING 14ACH1NES "Evel'l/thing For the Woman lhal 83 Mlll SL Middleport 992-5320 s....,. "Keepsake Diamond Rl11111" 812 E. Main SL · Pomeroy RACINE PLANJNG MILL Building Supp~l cmd lliUIDO!'k General Controctlllll Pbooe 992-3978 o Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer Cor:,:~M : : . : : ; Maio meeting, 8' 30 p.m., choir prao- Middleport. Rev. Nyie J!or(leo',l . . . . · ~ter. Suodll¥ School 9:30 Flnl Bapllll Clmteb, Pom• m. Arnold Riebanla, SupL 10:30 ,., - ' Rev. carver wllllams. L .al. Morning 'worslilp. SUoill)' School 9:30 WI 10:1>. Naaml Bapllsl Chircb Worship service, 10:30 a. m.: SundayScllool1:30 a. IlL; Nursery and Jllllior Cbureb for ship 11 a. m.; Wednesday, 7 eblldreo. p. m., Prlll'lll' oervlee. Ftnl llapllll Olllfth, RaeiDI, ·. . Rev. c. t. O'Collnor, paswr. . Community . SuodaJ Scbool 1:30 a. JD., Sam Clrletoa Cllareb, llaPbary Cortla, aupL; 10:45 a. m. MOI1I' Road - Rev. Clyde Hinton, lug Worship; 1:30 p. m., BYF pastor: SuDday School &:30 a. ...d Juolor Fellowship; 8.P· m; m.; Ralpb Carl, SupL Sllllday . Evening Sentce; Wedjlesday, Wershlp aerviae 10:10 • - m. 7:30 p. m., PrD¥er lleettoa. IIIII 7:.30 p. m. altomately. 1:110 p. 10. Seolor Choir Prao- Prayer meeting Wednesday at • Choir Practice. 7:30 p. m. Chelldre • llyger • lllrilord Colombia Chapel - Wonltlp j PariU - Warren G.' Zlnn, IIOI'Vice eacb SUoday, 9:15 a. paator. Wor&bip aenicea are: m. ; Suodlll' School 10 a. m.: lllttford Baptist 0 a. m. DST.: Youth Servlae 1:15 p. m. EveoLlltle Kyger UCC 9:30 EST. 1ng Worship 7 p. m. eaeb SunCheshire Baptist 10:45 EST. day. Cburcb School at Hartford, at P1goville Commoolty Charch 1:50 DST: Kyglll' 1Dl211 ·EST, -Rev. Russe~, C)lne, pastor. IIIII Cbeshire 9:45 EST. YoiiDl! People'a· service, 7:30 p. lit, UDiol F.W.B. Clrueh - m. Thursday; Evaogellatic Sundsy School t:45 a.m., Earl flee Saturday, 7:30 p. m. starkey, SupL; Evening .WOI' Suoday, 7:30 p. m. obip, 7:30 p. m. by CecU Cos,. Freedom Goapel MlasloD t.a,man; Young People'• meet- Bashan Slivenville lll IIIII Bible sllldy, 7:30 ·P.DL Gluesencanip, pastor: 8:00 p.m. LIGHT SUPPER (Served by ' Baclul . co. 1lldclleport Uncoln Tfll'l'llce 992-2684 Pomerov, Ohio Our Best 1\Vishes To ! St. Paul's Lutheran Church·' ~ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR l • I Karr Construction Co. Ceneral Plulnhing -, HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE West Main SL - - PomerOJ B"ppora IM Church of your Cit - - - --·-- HEINERS BAKERY Baktra of Good Bred4 Funtloetoo, W. Va. Middleport, Oblo . . . For The New St. Paul's Lutheran Churel, . j . ., I ' BOWERS .DRlVE-INN · .RESTAURANT . B. Malo Sl THE DAILY SENTINEL Serving the Mel{ls·Moson Ateo 110 llecliii!JIC SL ,,' "' ,,. CHURCH CHRIST . I I ' GENERAt ., ' ' L•":.., •.t <, ~ . ·· ' I ·< MIDDLEPORT, O. . DonaltJ H~, Minil~r • Your Wtl~nM Is At Our Frent Di!,trt Su•clty School,,. 4.(>1~11111 wari~~ io:~ A.M. . lv,..iJ!!! Wa~il!· 7:30 P,M, .: , · KenMih Mcilhi"'..y~l·~~~y IC~I~~,, . Ot-ter. Oldo P.·O..Box No. 4 Phone 985-8341 · Contractor RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN N. Second Ave. POMEROY. OWO DAN WHITE ELECTRIC A Thought/Ill Approaell To lle!igiOU hobleths. Pllone 892-3481 c. Compliments Of Morning Wonhlp . .. - ·~ .. . . : . . 10:30 AM Sunday GOEGLEIN READY-MIX ' P11hlle Cordially lavlled! Columbu, 0. ' REV. RICHARD ·MARTIN, RECTOR THE 1\EV. JOSEPH 1\. KRALY, PASTOR LOCI LITURGIST AT BOTH WORSHIP HOURS PHONE 992-5100 ''the Spreading Kingdom" Sermons From Gnc•llpiscojNI Church, Pon\.r'O't ) i POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY Readbtg &mplure Phone 614-253·7481 TUt,IE IN SUNDAY 9 AM FURNISHED BY: New Havea, West VlrgbJia McNALLY LUMBER CO. 2020 Leonard Ave. AND OTIIER MATERIAlS Amerleo 7:SO p.m. COMMUNITY DEDICATION VESPERS Rev. Willard Drefke, Putor St. Malthew Lutllero Cbureb Lopn, Ohio Guest l'nllther Rev. I~ Wellh, Pulor St. Pau1'1 Latheraa Church, lng 10:30 a. m., first and third geoe Underwood, DiiDister. Bi- Suudays. ble School, 9:30 a.j n:: MoroMason City Church ol Chrl!l, 1ng Worship, 7:30 p•. m.; flo. Miller Street - Sunday Btble bert Reell, Bible Scileol SupL Study, .9 a. m.: _Evening Wor· ohlp, 7.30 p. m., Bible Study, Church 0/ God 7.30 p. m. Wednesday. . Olealer Clarcb ol God Middleport Chureb ol Christ, Rev. Dale 'lborntoo, psstor. 5th and Main Streets' - Don- Suoday School, 9:10 a. m.; aid Ricks, minister; BIble Mornlog WorabljHat 11 L Scb?"l, 9 30 a. m, Kenoetb Me- m. EvangeUsti9 ':ef\'I~ 7 :~ p. Elhmney, Supt.; Morning Wor· m.; Prayer meellnC, ,7:30 shio tO 30 a. m. Evening Wor- Tuesday; ;,P<eoPlll'l 7 p, m. Prayer Servl~, . . 7 'p. Dl. • Cb•eb 01 Chrllll .;. Rev. Jiili..,,llllill Jerry Masters, psstor; Sunday Sunday Schoo!. 9:45 School, 9:30 a. m., Cburcb ser· coNTJNIJED 011 Page 1 01ll' Lillberao Chureh Womea) and Trim ••• ·V. IL Braley, Bible Bebeol SupL .7Jon Churcll o1 arts!, PomBible School UO a. m. Preach- eroy • Harrlsoaville lioad -Eu- READY 1\DX CONCRETE NOON CONGREGATIONAL COVERED DISH DINNER IN FELLOWSIDP HALL Doors 10:30 a. m. ; Evening Worship, YOllll& People~• meetlnl, 1:30 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. B•· p, m. Eveoiog Service, 7 p. m. .J 2:88 p.m. • 5:30 p.m. COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE 1390 WMPO RADIO STAR SUPPLY CO. Paints and l!an!warc I'lL 949-'!273 llliolsler. IbleDexter Study. Church ol ·Christ - Baptit& W'ith the /wpe it will, in 1ome m-ure, foller and help m.lain that wh.ich u good i,n family and commu.nlty life, lhil fture it 1pDr1110reJ by the btu ineft /1,.,. arid '· organilatiom : Wedoeoday; Choir practice at Wilford, Supt. , a:~·~~~~~~? 7:30 p. m. 'lburaday. 10 a :n.; EvangelisUc Ralland Pint Baplial Cllor<h :30 p. m. Prayer meeting _ SUoday School 9:30 a. m.; p. m. Tuesday. Preaching Sunday 2:30 p. m. Rallllld Mlooioo - .0 II• RoUaod Free WW Baptist ·Newman, missionary psstor; Cburth _ Rev. Paul Taylor, Sundsy Scilooi 9•30 a. m.: pastor; SundaY Schoo~ 10 a. Worship 10:30 a.m.; m.; Guy Priddy, Supt.; Preacb- 1:30 p. m.; Prayer tog se"ice, 7:30 p. m.: 7:30 p. m. Thursday. services 7'30 p m. , ' · ' Church Of Chrill Ma10o Bapllll& $audQ ·· Bradlll., Cbur<b ol Christ- D.A.V. HaB, corner Second Larq Williams, minister:. Bible IIIII Pomeroy, Ma100. Spoosored School sod Morning Worohip. 1 bJ Fre~eb City Bapli&l Cbarcb 10:30 a. m.: Christian Endeav ID Gallipolis. Alflllated wttb S. or 1 p. m.. J!:lienlng Wor· B.C. Rev. R. J. lbip{ U 'tl;~ ;.i . ". . SundD¥ School every . u~iii'l/a ·· i o ,re I p. m. Preaching oervlceo Church _ 11 tth Sllllday ol eacb mouth. 10:45 Lm. THE DEDICATION SE&VICB Dr. Paul MaeDer Presldelll, 'lbe Oblo DIICrltt, The A.L.C, Guell MJn!d,.. F,nrnisher Of All Millwork, Sunday School. 10 a. m., Stao- tlce 10:30 a. m.; Q!JtsUan Enford Stockton, Supt. deavor, 6:30p. m.; Evl!lllog &el'- i Sunday, August 28th, l966 ' ' .. ', ; '• h I' ·' • j •:t ' ; • CTOR �,, •' ' ' t . ,, ' 'I' ~ " • J \ ' 1) '" ., ePLUMBiNG eROOFIJ«; UWIS REPAIR SERVI(E Miller Attacks Handout Paper In District IOYS BASKETBALL OXFORDS & SHOES BlACK OR WHITE s PIANOS eWURLITZII •BALDWIN - 99 •AMOUI OTHIR -DI THE SHOE BOX ,,, ..... .,.. ··:,! ,., '· Wide Selection Of SCHOOL in Meigs Count t WE'RE SUPPUES ST. MIDDLEPORT lOOK noRE Pomeroy .Jin. Millard Van Meter * Seeds Fertilizer Ran• tram FRIOIDIIREI Feeds ·- RS.:IOIC, WMirh:, 41111ncr . Sugar R~n Flour Mills ~· 992-2115 Pomeroy, Ohio Mulberry Ave. Serving Pomeroy Mason City Middleport and Entire Big '! i I ~ ~~i ATHENS MESSENGER - - - - - 2,057 COLUMBUS DISPATCH 1,031 COLUMBUS CITIZEN-JOURNAL YIAR 615 Your Business People finish ltllfnllint Mahopny Ylneeft and telttt hardwood •• - , s- ~ ·! ) l' r:J 4,275 Fr• Delivery Use Your Credit ' Mldclleport ~~ ingredient! THE DAILY SENTINEL Dill992-5560' - l THE DAilY SINTINil . . I •ret DAILY NEWSPAPER' ORaJLATION COMPARISON IN MEIGS COUNTY CIIICUUTJON Sep..mber 1952 2201. Sep.mber 1953 25112 Sepllmber 1954 2653 SeptRmber 1955 2710 . SeptRmber 1956 3050 September 1957 S630 September 1951 at67 .. , .......,.. \( : . .nr 23·1nch wldo oven makes big-meal cool< inll a picnic , , . £ven·Heat bakes just beaut ifully. • Tw . . r a M G!: *"ffce un its with un lim ited . -- c llutlliolllnJ•nm~•,ltallilh. ~-$··· pots and pans . .. removeslllr • •ul2-channol !lloctlon o Tint• COlor indicator lilhl for easy, under-ranee RADIO &T.V. Miclcllaport, o. cleaning. • Automatic appliance aullet, $199 _ _ '•'-!'~ ~~tot;- ~¥,Li!,i~,Y~'!i~,.··~ , , -.......,, ..._ , , • < , I - F1~ Authorlucl ~~ .. ~: 1 ;W~,~~~AII·I}'t~ ~ Convoni..,t Torm~ •f 'I • 0 .. , ....:. ~ I 'P ' f e ' j, .. '. . _' R,opJe ' . I 0. ' '>· ~·~~ ' ~ S.pfRrnller 1961 4510 . 1M2 ' . ••,_•• ,,..., .1965 I I. ., • I• SepfRrnber 1960 "'''il•• t964 ,.'•· Busi·ness ·, 4142 s.,...... ,. . > September 1959 ·~-blf 0' BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, .Business ' ' \ '· NET PAID CIRCULATION 5,166 Bend Area 59 N. 2nd Ava. ..n.•wnNn Mahopn, 1 .i MORNING end EVENING PAPDS DUDLEY'S FLORIST 8Udi118UJ In I bii·OVIA \1 FIRn OF ..ALL" COMBINED ·"Sure Sign of.Quality" Pc.neroy Flower Shop w. Mala TO ,,.. WY2·2039 OR NIGHT Wl9·2951 ·'" :r, .,..... ~..,. ·' I .,,··,\ ,t- .} ' ' �,, •' ' ' t . ,, ' 'I' ~ " • J \ ' 1) '" ., ePLUMBiNG eROOFIJ«; UWIS REPAIR SERVI(E Miller Attacks Handout Paper In District IOYS BASKETBALL OXFORDS & SHOES BlACK OR WHITE s PIANOS eWURLITZII •BALDWIN - 99 •AMOUI OTHIR -DI THE SHOE BOX ,,, ..... .,.. ··:,! ,., '· Wide Selection Of SCHOOL in Meigs Count t WE'RE SUPPUES ST. MIDDLEPORT lOOK noRE Pomeroy .Jin. Millard Van Meter * Seeds Fertilizer Ran• tram FRIOIDIIREI Feeds ·- RS.:IOIC, WMirh:, 41111ncr . Sugar R~n Flour Mills ~· 992-2115 Pomeroy, Ohio Mulberry Ave. Serving Pomeroy Mason City Middleport and Entire Big '! i I ~ ~~i ATHENS MESSENGER - - - - - 2,057 COLUMBUS DISPATCH 1,031 COLUMBUS CITIZEN-JOURNAL YIAR 615 Your Business People finish ltllfnllint Mahopny Ylneeft and telttt hardwood •• - , s- ~ ·! ) l' r:J 4,275 Fr• Delivery Use Your Credit ' Mldclleport ~~ ingredient! THE DAILY SENTINEL Dill992-5560' - l THE DAilY SINTINil . . I •ret DAILY NEWSPAPER' ORaJLATION COMPARISON IN MEIGS COUNTY CIIICUUTJON Sep..mber 1952 2201. Sep.mber 1953 25112 Sepllmber 1954 2653 SeptRmber 1955 2710 . SeptRmber 1956 3050 September 1957 S630 September 1951 at67 .. , .......,.. \( : . .nr 23·1nch wldo oven makes big-meal cool< inll a picnic , , . £ven·Heat bakes just beaut ifully. • Tw . . r a M G!: *"ffce un its with un lim ited . -- c llutlliolllnJ•nm~•,ltallilh. ~-$··· pots and pans . .. removeslllr • •ul2-channol !lloctlon o Tint• COlor indicator lilhl for easy, under-ranee RADIO &T.V. Miclcllaport, o. cleaning. • Automatic appliance aullet, $199 _ _ '•'-!'~ ~~tot;- ~¥,Li!,i~,Y~'!i~,.··~ , , -.......,, ..._ , , • < , I - F1~ Authorlucl ~~ .. ~: 1 ;W~,~~~AII·I}'t~ ~ Convoni..,t Torm~ •f 'I • 0 .. , ....:. ~ I 'P ' f e ' j, .. '. . _' R,opJe ' . I 0. ' '>· ~·~~ ' ~ S.pfRrnller 1961 4510 . 1M2 ' . ••,_•• ,,..., .1965 I I. ., • I• SepfRrnber 1960 "'''il•• t964 ,.'•· Busi·ness ·, 4142 s.,...... ,. . > September 1959 ·~-blf 0' BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, .Business ' ' \ '· NET PAID CIRCULATION 5,166 Bend Area 59 N. 2nd Ava. ..n.•wnNn Mahopn, 1 .i MORNING end EVENING PAPDS DUDLEY'S FLORIST 8Udi118UJ In I bii·OVIA \1 FIRn OF ..ALL" COMBINED ·"Sure Sign of.Quality" Pc.neroy Flower Shop w. Mala TO ,,.. WY2·2039 OR NIGHT Wl9·2951 ·'" :r, .,..... ~..,. ·' I .,,··,\ ,t- .} ' ' �' - \ " ··' . I 'j .. ' ,I' '· '>.j , .. ,11' ...,.EY GOOGLII ii!IJ SNUFFY SMITH ., ., G~t Extra.Cash The Want Ad Way l~·siness !erYices . ' '-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Milldleport, 0., Au&. 211, Uti6 lhip t S.:NS For Rent • · I[ Ill"' a 3 Uc Rev. SIJII! · Pomeroy! 1962 OLDS $1495 Peal finish with maroon vinyl Interior. aeso 1962 COMET Dl. : Custom 2 Door. 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio &: heater, viny1 !D· terior tt·im, like new W.W. tires. Lia-ht ereen over whlfe fm·. ish, priced to mo\·e. $765 $595 1961 RAMBLER Gl M50 SPORT • I lliwdo O,.,.,lnt T• -· IIRIIICI II Hlllll Cnw's Steak House '"" Mor Pomeroy Motor 10:) Co. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. E1 Rev Wor day Fell POMEROY, OHIO m.; • @ m.. SPRINT DICK ltAWLINGI ILAETTNARS Phone 992-na ...........,,o. llwllngs Hond1 Sal• WHEEL ALIGNMENT •"" BRAKE SERVICE bedroom home. Pomeroy, 0. Ph Y9~-~903 d•Y MODF.RN 2 Pra Wee or M 99'.l-370~ $ERVIC~ e2 USeD CAIS LIFT • ~ iidlitii'l.f 4 eC:.r eTrvck eH•ter Cere • BuiiJ!oeAny Type IEIIH GOBlE FORD .,., Mtdd.....rt, 0 ePA'"" ftr OUTBOARD .-roRs .eiOATS & MOTORS eiOAT PAINT eTOOLS h HOWII SCHNEIDER S.At· A~[)· .. Metropollt1n ~~~ lftlllnt• n S"urtl., A GOOD SURFER ·OOESNT CRVJ NOW RIPRISINTING MEIGS COUNTY evemngs WITH fULL SIRYICI 1 Z4 1fc Rev . OHIO SEUING QUT IXPEIIIINCED .,., 2-2193 Cllo LI'L ABNER CALL I Blaeftnars · aDd ' SAilS & SERVICE .· IIICISl PIOPL'I Conv. Cpe. Good tiret~. 8 eyl. enelne, Std. trans. Radio and hea ter, 200d lOp. R .• HONDA II ONI OPTHI BOBCAT · ' ltoHd Our Drtv•ln .f ' WLEY .MOTORCYQES _tor_eo...... Starfire H.T. Cpe. Full power equipment, bucket seats with console, good W.W. tires, radio and heater, beautiful wblti cell' . ouAU'fY ...._Mo ... NICE 4 rooms lllld b-atb,.--unfurnished aparlment, Middleport, Ohio. Ph. 191-3874. Tuet . •• sun. Van Ass' i, Solnc Rus wor p. n DICK TRACY lty CHESTER GOIIILD .ilJ- IIIII All, VE$1 . WHIL.E "llE GIRL. IIIII)(ES MARTINIS liE ~ ON TME TV. Ret I ~X"; ~~ . a:: r p. ·~ GIVI! YOUR FAMILY A TREAT BRING THEM TO tor, i a. ,t Hdl ------27, by the Racine A I u m n i ------ - - GUN SHOOT. Sunday, August 28. at the lzaak Walton Farm, Chester, spo1sored by the Chesler Fire Deparlment. - - -- - a 25 lljl AUCTION at Laurel Cliff llchool Houae, St. Rt. 124, ev· ory Friday aight at 7 p. m., Adams Tr..:ling Post aDd Auclioa Houae, Russen Welch, laleo ' Cauritlf Smolu ~~UW~Cer. I 23 Ue . ,._ lrla llellaW iCollllli R~ · -l'oriJ LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIB scheduled for Saturday, Au1. A"" ·· has been postpoRed. a 2> 2te PNONI WY 24974 Halon lalloy yond oW' cORtrol tbe auctioo by ! 211 I. Main be- DUE TO Circwnstanc.. Shl Amc llUi BAILEY'S BESTA1lB..t:l¥1' Notice 10, DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS :1. Long c ut 5. Rerorts 9. \\' ireleHS 10. Filii()( 7. Conjuc.- • tion ( 1862· 19.'\2! 2.'J. Burton 2:4 . Climb- 9. Cll.y in~n.ilv of t he .Seven Hilla mg lt . UHt.&ol. clllldidates plant 211 . MILn· 13. Climbing ufac• plant lure 17. Fa.ctor lt. Cudcel 20. High card 21. DaLn.ty maA · ~h p.nnel 12. R:tnge part 13. Hun 14. Tornte 15. Cue 11. JoliUBk oote state&-- 8. Stoomer 16. Minced 27. DeteBt 29. Rowed OQth 1 ,~, Lone hll i . ..... 22. Edge 26. Penstan. 19. Storace prophet 28. Split 21. Jo'encer'• ;.11. To JQ.Shade , ·u&.f 31. R(lpe " -.'.. ! runnin, "bec0Jl1oe bonk,pt CHICKEN Barbecue Saturday, "'Y Sept. 3rd, 11 a. m. tiU ???, 28. Gtlld North :mel Ave. and Coal St. ' 29. California city in Middleporl Volunteer Fire 3.,. ExclantaDept I Z3 !Ole ;o:,l!& •I brown knot ~ By RAEBURN VAN BUREN · ·- I' ... ~ ~ · • Uon I, Harry A. MiDer, "ill aot be responsible for any debts made by an} person other IliaD myself. Harry A. Miller I 21 6tp :U. Appointmont 35. E.'llinct bird 36. Creation. 38.. Payment for Charon 39. Ma le doclr. .0. Fat tl . P eriflhed U. Tele&7aplt DO\l'N 1. Malle t ~ I' ~ " I" '" I' " 120 " l'uraiturt and bou.sellold aood•. We will buy com. .I pte.. •tatel or omaU lola. Cd ... 1 KNOTTS USED FURNITURE and AUCTION i 11M-In& 446-%917 WANTED DAILY CBYPTOQUOI'Il- Ben'• .... t. wedFo It! .t.X'I'DLa.t..t.Xa lo LO!I'8ri!LLOW OM lett« &Jmply atands f« aaotber. Ia tllll.-mple A. • Me4 for the three L'1, X tor tM twe 0 '1. ete. an,le let.t.en, apHoo trophies, tbe lengtl:l aod fannattcle ot tM woidl ue aM .biiiU. &lu:.b day tbe code ..u.en an dlffet"'DL A 6'Jpt KVB BOY or GIRL BTKFJl In Rutland To RTTRil Eern Money and PriDellvering Tho Daily Sentinel to estobliohod VGY YV RV - '1 ' M1e .. TKT LWW' I!LAKY ftT'fB.B, VG IIIIPTil "Yettierday's Cryptuquoie: IT IS A KISIIR.ABL:m THlNG TO LIVE lN .SUSPENSE; IT JR THE Un!l OB A ~lDI'oR.­ IWin Roulo NEXT' TIME TH5RE'I.I. BE AN &XT~A Cf!AAGE ;ER ,.HiS I<JNO CALL WY 2-2156 0 1 SERVICE ~ WANTED TO BUY LAND -Any Size With or Wilhoul 'Bidgt. Sond Full Descriplion for prompt reply to: 8ox668-G cl• Deily Sontinol P-oy,O. WAh ' Work lor bulldol- ~.PL~~ FOR SALE! On• Four Bedroom Hou11 with2~ laths Finished Third Floor Floors and Trim of Main House Oak F11111 Size Baaement Two Car Garage With Finished Room Over head Gas Furnace Heal · Property In Excellent Condition Torms Moy Bo Arrongod by Rlsponoible PertiH · Location 149 South 3rd Avo., Middleport, Ohio Shown by Appointment On.ft Collors.. DAVID C. MILLER " ' - 992-5191 Mlddloport, Ohio tt~·L-----------------------------~~- I ROOMS and balb, 3 ' near new hiKhway, ill burjr. Ph. 1112-7450. 8 23 �' - \ " ··' . I 'j .. ' ,I' '· '>.j , .. ,11' ...,.EY GOOGLII ii!IJ SNUFFY SMITH ., ., G~t Extra.Cash The Want Ad Way l~·siness !erYices . ' '-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Milldleport, 0., Au&. 211, Uti6 lhip t S.:NS For Rent • · I[ Ill"' a 3 Uc Rev. SIJII! · Pomeroy! 1962 OLDS $1495 Peal finish with maroon vinyl Interior. aeso 1962 COMET Dl. : Custom 2 Door. 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio &: heater, viny1 !D· terior tt·im, like new W.W. tires. Lia-ht ereen over whlfe fm·. ish, priced to mo\·e. $765 $595 1961 RAMBLER Gl M50 SPORT • I lliwdo O,.,.,lnt T• -· IIRIIICI II Hlllll Cnw's Steak House '"" Mor Pomeroy Motor 10:) Co. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. E1 Rev Wor day Fell POMEROY, OHIO m.; • @ m.. SPRINT DICK ltAWLINGI ILAETTNARS Phone 992-na ...........,,o. llwllngs Hond1 Sal• WHEEL ALIGNMENT •"" BRAKE SERVICE bedroom home. Pomeroy, 0. Ph Y9~-~903 d•Y MODF.RN 2 Pra Wee or M 99'.l-370~ $ERVIC~ e2 USeD CAIS LIFT • ~ iidlitii'l.f 4 eC:.r eTrvck eH•ter Cere • BuiiJ!oeAny Type IEIIH GOBlE FORD .,., Mtdd.....rt, 0 ePA'"" ftr OUTBOARD .-roRs .eiOATS & MOTORS eiOAT PAINT eTOOLS h HOWII SCHNEIDER S.At· A~[)· .. Metropollt1n ~~~ lftlllnt• n S"urtl., A GOOD SURFER ·OOESNT CRVJ NOW RIPRISINTING MEIGS COUNTY evemngs WITH fULL SIRYICI 1 Z4 1fc Rev . OHIO SEUING QUT IXPEIIIINCED .,., 2-2193 Cllo LI'L ABNER CALL I Blaeftnars · aDd ' SAilS & SERVICE .· IIICISl PIOPL'I Conv. Cpe. Good tiret~. 8 eyl. enelne, Std. trans. Radio and hea ter, 200d lOp. R .• HONDA II ONI OPTHI BOBCAT · ' ltoHd Our Drtv•ln .f ' WLEY .MOTORCYQES _tor_eo...... Starfire H.T. Cpe. Full power equipment, bucket seats with console, good W.W. tires, radio and heater, beautiful wblti cell' . ouAU'fY ...._Mo ... NICE 4 rooms lllld b-atb,.--unfurnished aparlment, Middleport, Ohio. Ph. 191-3874. Tuet . •• sun. Van Ass' i, Solnc Rus wor p. n DICK TRACY lty CHESTER GOIIILD .ilJ- IIIII All, VE$1 . WHIL.E "llE GIRL. IIIII)(ES MARTINIS liE ~ ON TME TV. Ret I ~X"; ~~ . a:: r p. ·~ GIVI! YOUR FAMILY A TREAT BRING THEM TO tor, i a. ,t Hdl ------27, by the Racine A I u m n i ------ - - GUN SHOOT. Sunday, August 28. at the lzaak Walton Farm, Chester, spo1sored by the Chesler Fire Deparlment. - - -- - a 25 lljl AUCTION at Laurel Cliff llchool Houae, St. Rt. 124, ev· ory Friday aight at 7 p. m., Adams Tr..:ling Post aDd Auclioa Houae, Russen Welch, laleo ' Cauritlf Smolu ~~UW~Cer. I 23 Ue . ,._ lrla llellaW iCollllli R~ · -l'oriJ LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIB scheduled for Saturday, Au1. A"" ·· has been postpoRed. a 2> 2te PNONI WY 24974 Halon lalloy yond oW' cORtrol tbe auctioo by ! 211 I. Main be- DUE TO Circwnstanc.. Shl Amc llUi BAILEY'S BESTA1lB..t:l¥1' Notice 10, DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS :1. Long c ut 5. Rerorts 9. \\' ireleHS 10. Filii()( 7. Conjuc.- • tion ( 1862· 19.'\2! 2.'J. Burton 2:4 . Climb- 9. Cll.y in~n.ilv of t he .Seven Hilla mg lt . UHt.&ol. clllldidates plant 211 . MILn· 13. Climbing ufac• plant lure 17. Fa.ctor lt. Cudcel 20. High card 21. DaLn.ty maA · ~h p.nnel 12. R:tnge part 13. Hun 14. Tornte 15. Cue 11. JoliUBk oote state&-- 8. Stoomer 16. Minced 27. DeteBt 29. Rowed OQth 1 ,~, Lone hll i . ..... 22. Edge 26. Penstan. 19. Storace prophet 28. Split 21. Jo'encer'• ;.11. To JQ.Shade , ·u&.f 31. R(lpe " -.'.. ! runnin, "bec0Jl1oe bonk,pt CHICKEN Barbecue Saturday, "'Y Sept. 3rd, 11 a. m. tiU ???, 28. Gtlld North :mel Ave. and Coal St. ' 29. California city in Middleporl Volunteer Fire 3.,. ExclantaDept I Z3 !Ole ;o:,l!& •I brown knot ~ By RAEBURN VAN BUREN · ·- I' ... ~ ~ · • Uon I, Harry A. MiDer, "ill aot be responsible for any debts made by an} person other IliaD myself. Harry A. Miller I 21 6tp :U. Appointmont 35. E.'llinct bird 36. Creation. 38.. Payment for Charon 39. Ma le doclr. .0. Fat tl . P eriflhed U. Tele&7aplt DO\l'N 1. Malle t ~ I' ~ " I" '" I' " 120 " l'uraiturt and bou.sellold aood•. We will buy com. .I pte.. •tatel or omaU lola. Cd ... 1 KNOTTS USED FURNITURE and AUCTION i 11M-In& 446-%917 WANTED DAILY CBYPTOQUOI'Il- Ben'• .... t. wedFo It! .t.X'I'DLa.t..t.Xa lo LO!I'8ri!LLOW OM lett« &Jmply atands f« aaotber. Ia tllll.-mple A. • Me4 for the three L'1, X tor tM twe 0 '1. ete. an,le let.t.en, apHoo trophies, tbe lengtl:l aod fannattcle ot tM woidl ue aM .biiiU. &lu:.b day tbe code ..u.en an dlffet"'DL A 6'Jpt KVB BOY or GIRL BTKFJl In Rutland To RTTRil Eern Money and PriDellvering Tho Daily Sentinel to estobliohod VGY YV RV - '1 ' M1e .. TKT LWW' I!LAKY ftT'fB.B, VG IIIIPTil "Yettierday's Cryptuquoie: IT IS A KISIIR.ABL:m THlNG TO LIVE lN .SUSPENSE; IT JR THE Un!l OB A ~lDI'oR.­ IWin Roulo NEXT' TIME TH5RE'I.I. BE AN &XT~A Cf!AAGE ;ER ,.HiS I<JNO CALL WY 2-2156 0 1 SERVICE ~ WANTED TO BUY LAND -Any Size With or Wilhoul 'Bidgt. Sond Full Descriplion for prompt reply to: 8ox668-G cl• Deily Sontinol P-oy,O. WAh ' Work lor bulldol- ~.PL~~ FOR SALE! On• Four Bedroom Hou11 with2~ laths Finished Third Floor Floors and Trim of Main House Oak F11111 Size Baaement Two Car Garage With Finished Room Over head Gas Furnace Heal · Property In Excellent Condition Torms Moy Bo Arrongod by Rlsponoible PertiH · Location 149 South 3rd Avo., Middleport, Ohio Shown by Appointment On.ft Collors.. DAVID C. MILLER " ' - 992-5191 Mlddloport, Ohio tt~·L-----------------------------~~- I ROOMS and balb, 3 ' near new hiKhway, ill burjr. Ph. 1112-7450. 8 23 �' '' l ' l ·,.' •. ~ ' , ' I ., ell w·· ' unman ' I s . · O m' aD ' ' ' : " ' · ) · · . t {Jfred: · · K E ."JI Cl eld E ' . . \ · ll ren, scap.es _~ie~y Notes ' ' ' ' 10-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mitldlrport, 0., Aug. 26, 1960 - -.. . ·: ' · J ' tries In hors·e·pulllng and . ln •1 • jl"'ny <howin~ . anti ro<·es . an<!, I I ------------~-----.1 OP'r.N FRID,AY. an·d SATU'R_"'AY NIGHTS llclous refreshm•nls. The ncxl , lhe fa,tl· boa<·d. . ~ ~.ome- $li. interd~ ~ S HO ES $2 $5 ------ Roush's Shoe Store - ' Save $3 If;) $5 Sq. Yard 100% ACRILAN Req. 11.95 Now (1.99 sQ. yd, Now 6;99 sq. yd. J;,~si~irfr:~~o- DELUXE 501 NYLQN Req. 10.95 Now 6.99 sq. yd. :~~~!tfc~a~~clbis BROADlOOM Reg. 7.95 Now 4.99 sq. vd. 1966 Pontiac :;;.:S,.. Soeial News POMEROY 992·5661 ) j (UP!) -We, side of the line-at the same Gems' wardrobe the network press re· i time-was Maj. John Peyser of for his role ... ln 'ea!'ies: psyehological warfare." 'Love on a Rooftop'. , -"James Darren, star of That's very touching. originally issued to his film, 1A.BC-TV's new science-fiction -"While ABC-TV's 'The Man Jack Lemmon." ~rie!'. 'The Time Tunnel,' Wolo Never Was' was filming Gosh, Hollywood is such :came from the same 10-block ; recently in Berlin, Ule Commu- exciting place. )rer, of South Philade:phia that I nists proved that curiosity is _uN1 one ~an accuse j>rodured Mario Lana, Joey ! universal." TV's) Milton Berle of being '!lishop, Frankie Avalon, Buddy I Yes, isn't that amazing? a loss for words, especially I;,,,C'O,· Fabian, AI Martino and -"Michael Anderson Jr., who the eve or a season In which lEd\iir Fi.c;her." ' stars as Clayt Monroe in the returns to home screens Ber·le-1 f Which means exactly ":hat? I new ABC-TV Western ~ama, ier (sic) than ever." ! - "While .directing an episode: 'The Monroes,' leaned agamst al i)f ABC TV's new action ~ries. : log cabin struck in the And no one caD accuse ·ABCbtP nat Patrol,' in Almeria, ' wilderness region of Jackson TV of being at a loss for words .; 11 ·o~n. John Peyser met a . Hole, Wyo., 811d said, 'A place either. ,·of"111er enemy. Guesling on the i like this can be your best friend -"A erowd of New Yorkers :'I !~ncle was Gt'rman actor and : and worst enemy.' 11 gave a bearty J'OllDd tf ;-, ,."' r ,oldier Wolfgang Preiss, Such depth of perception applause to a fatal automobile j. .·ho plays German General makes &ne humble in its acc.ident on 1 DOrma~y quie~ : ·lf'i r,m:~ich. During Wodd War presence. residential street. The tragedy 1 11. Prei!Ss (ought in Italy at -"H clothes make the man was staged by Hawk,' the Vlonte Ca!'\sino. He was a or the star, Rich Little figures ABC-TV detective drama series1 ,.r~>;>:>. nt in the Herman Goer- he has it made. The tweed being produced in New York.. .' : n!! .. Divi:-:1on. and on the other jacket provided him by Screen And was then tastefully i ... · transmitted through a press : ,.- ... .. · ......... · •• •· ..... -.. weekend with his lather, Mr. release. ! Jor.n Bentz. 1 -"'ABC stage &7.' when It . bl and i , debuts Wednesday, Sept. If, I Mrs. Curltl Gam e .s s-1 will have a silent partner: . • ter of Belle _Glade, Fla., viSit- Bilent but articulate, active ml , l {t ed Mrs. Lottie Wilcoxen sever- 'l•ersatlle performer-color." 1 ' al days last week. - - - - " ..----- ..--M nd Mrs Frtd ·Sayre of' Aad another network, NBCBy Mn. Fraaell Mmil 1Bo:~rs':.n 8 e~t several days TV, had It yean ago. ; n ,,, il,osl<" Sl'iid"l' ~thool : witb lau' p · -From NBC.TV: "U they l the B liSt P ' re ves. i ___..... Bob Ho ' 8 fa :Clo"' mel at ap at· i Ben and John Cadle of Rip- 1ever ""'·~ pe "" on :60nage with Mrs. O'Connor as ' tey and Mr. and Mrs. Robert, the side · of MIWit Rushmore, !•ostess on Thuraday evemng, ! Lipscomb of New Haven were more people · '!ould . probably ~August 18. The meetmg opened , Sunday afternoon guests of , recognize bis dlstlncltve pbyBi· !with the sin~ng of "Help Some-\ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cadle. , !ognomy than that of Thomas budy Today . and scnpture It Mr. and Mrs. Sam Curtis and 1 Jefferson. Jelferoon labor& un· 1 :Cor. 3:8-15. Devotions were led! Sue Anne of Lorain, spent the! der two bandlcaps: He doesn't loy Mrs. lsaoe( Simpson on the weekend with bls parents Mr have a ski nose, nor hal he had ~theme "Rewards." Readings Iand Mrs. Harry CUrtis. ' ~ 25 yean of entertalnlng Ameri· :were giv~n by sev~ral mem·[ mother, Mrs. Curtis, accompan- ean servi~emen." . The cia" presJdeol being 1ied them to Washington C. H. Make that three handicaps: ent, Mrs. Balnche Spencer, : to visit Mr. and Mrs. Walter\ be doesn't have 1 preas agent prestdent, conducted the 1 Wells and family. either. ness sess10o when tt was 1 ..;:;~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~----====== ted to give an the building I · nd of the churcb. During the l • cial hour, Mrs. ' tJ'Connor[ 8W terved refreshments. Mr. Hobart Bryson is a pa~· \ I TH05E !XlDGE BOYS PEALS 60T ME GOING AN!l COMING ent in St. Joseph Hospital in arkersburg. , : Mrs. Bertha Wolfe and R<v. ' j\rlhur Cleland are pali•mtsl Meigs General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cadle atr·ded the funeral of his broth· - in - law, Mr. Benton Fer· II at Spencer, W. Va. recent· is made like an expensive watch. I I THE GOOIJ GIJ'(S I~ WHITE HATS OO~T SHOOT r;l E BOLL! .THEIR 'g \1in<~ 1964 PLYMOUTH v.a, $1995 1966 El ectra $3995 64 Volkswagen ~~;,o.oo $1395 Feature for feature. Advan1a~;e •or ad, :,n,.,._•., You·:! lind FIAT gives you more, much more, !han any other car on the road. Test drive any one olthe labuloua FillI modela and see for yourself. lf61 .FORD .. Yet it's only $10.95. great guys to do business with. 1 TN. cyt. Std. $395 .· .DODGE I 850 FASTBACK A sleek new sports f ve;>i~,, Time On All o! tne ''bu- '66 Oldsmob.i ~ MILL & SECOND STREETS BDYB STAKE VOUR Q.AI M W;ITH THE GOOD GUYS IN WHITI ,HATS! h• Year End Savings · lous FIAT. ' ' MIDDLEPORT, 0 •. ' SPI~EJI 100 m.p.h• . aportster with 5-speed eyn-- 151)0 chro-mtt,l\t,..,.mllliiQII. ~{ Full Selection 01 Mo4ek- Year's Lowest . )"· I' ,. . ,. _ ,- POMEROY, 0. COME WHERE THE VALUE IS! ! R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. .. ' BLAETTNARS A comfortable 4-door, 4-adult sed a n. 13 cubic feet or trunk space. no extra cost. • ac1·es. QJ. I 1100-R The family car. Loaded with "ex1ras" at waiting to swap, see thirGood '· .,;:uys I They're makinj! deals that •"' deB/11 during theh'YEAR·END ROUND· UP SALE on everv '66 Dodge. And bring the Little Woman ;with you. The Dodge BOYs want to show Jtverybody that they're fi() 4 Dr. &!dq. vs.' Radio and Heater, -~~to. 'frlm. 4 Dr. Bedim: • Trant. · II you've been waiting to trade, or Cowdery, jive. Vick L. !.ipse). dec .. to Mild· red A Li~sey . Joyce Annice Upsey, James Ernest Lipsey . VIcky Anne Gillian. Alfid for Trans .. Orange Chester. Up to 45 miles per gallon. Lowest priced car on the road. 1960 CHEVROLET \ I Rosalie 600-D .$795 ' I. 1 1100-RWqon " 1964 Star Chief ~~~s. radlu & heater. $1'495 'I Ttl at's beciUijt Bukw• Wl~)'tlrl untt' Lew1s are vacation:d ~:Jgs flead Bay, N. C., 1 ~::!':::.1~=.:.=$;!~.:~1r1d other points of interest. . unbr..tuoble matnoprin&. precliiGn lltlld J'vt. and Mrs. Larrv Grimm f parts. Awitch tllot'olhod<·reslotant, and waterproof•, too. The result il j F'l. Bliss . Te;\. , ~pent a i tht Carawelle by Butove. Avery fave hen.. with his parents, expenslwe watch for only $10.95. i,r . and M r.~ . Roderick Crimm. Stt. Grimm lett Tuesd<1~ for CAR AV ELLE"""'''"'""~mawa, Air defen~ base. r. and Mrs. Robert Dobs and three sons ot Atlarta, _ spent two days •,•;ith their ll)lnt, Mrs. Jlslher West 1 !Brenda Bradford went home <ltih Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jor· ! djn. Columbus, for' a d ~1 1 . ' ~- and Mrs. Willi(fm Bentz ~e---.,)"OlsbpQ~·SP'nl·«· ·l_ __:~::::=::::::=::r:~~~~=~=="=~=====~·i' ,r .~ 1966 B k 2.J)r. !jedln, 4·1peed floor Shlii. ughter or Akron spent tbe feA·cnd with them. ;; Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt 11 t~· nct ~d Mrs. Stella Grueser's ~rr,il~ rPunion at the home of \I · ard \·\r-.. Ben Philson and ! GREAT BUYS ON ' row . Mr. Kenneth SwMI and I l<:lmPr Crueser at Pt. ~~~-a~~~nt Sunddy. properl y TransferS BOYSl Mrs. James Swart returned ! o:n Holzer Hospital to the i me ot her daughter, Mr.,, AI · i·1· q.n. Meigs SEE THE DODGE CARAVELLE• t 1 . . ... A Bran d N seIect10n • Here Now For School ! ! : t 1966 B k r===,-~ ';:~=~=========::...;:;,:.,.~~ ;;;:;;--~ ~;o;;;;ii;... 1 1 I i \ I E in: ·-------------- ~ 1965 Chevrolet J~:,,.od $2195 I [{acine !,_.. , •" IV N 1eS ! t:,:r Carpenter INGELS CARPET HOUSE MAIN ST. ~832 . atto~ ~tted ~us~ta Beat the Fall Rush •• Buy Now!! ON 1 Sat~ay with son,~g::',!.,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,.=,.~,_',.========-..::!!..=:=="""'""''""'"""""""""""""""="""'""'"""'""'""'""'""'""';,,.1 "Chosen Hurry! .. It's timefQ ag.~inst 1 EASY PAY PLAN! lOLA'S BEJIITY Russians Prodded to. Lt)ok· For Stake in World.Peace era dattclng team and CaDdy elf · to • L ~~us .!~t ·by a Best o( show In displays by Candido. record opehb\g day crowd o I amoteur garden clubs went to The herae show wlll be held IB'I,DDD, tile ,-Ohio SlAte F•lr Pralrl~ Gardeners. both Saturday morning and weappeared tddly to be well on Saturday will be YoullglltoWn nlng. Other Saturday eventa wUI Ill way toward tht minimum Day, Grange Day and Fann· be the Junior Fair dairy shoW, 1041 of 1:1 miUion visitors. City Day. That evening, come- a baton twirling oontea~ a conAfter on oJII!IIlng ceremony dian Bob Hope will take over cert by the All-Ohio String or· By RAYMOND M. LAHR or lfller," which can destroy I world-and in that, lhe Soviet under portly clou,dy _skies. the !be grattdstand entertalnmenl, cheotra, the FFA queen conlelt United Preso !lterllallonal 300 million people lr. a full-seale . Union has a very large stake." oun <IIJliO out aad the weather provided the flr•l two nights by and afternoon performance• In IDAHO FALii!, fdaho (UPI) East-West nuclear exchan&•· I MUll Pia• Abead eooperated btiluti!uUy Tbuttday. Art Linkletter. the grandstand by the Rhodes - President Johnson SUIII!e&ted Hearl of Coacen I Jobn~n said thai this did not The U.S. Weather Bureau said Featured with Hope .will be Brothors musical eneemble, to the Russians today that they, "AI the heart or our concern 1 mean we have to become -the outlook I• for lair skies singer Paul Wayne the Four Mark Wilson and candy Can· too, have "a very large stake" . lh ah d be I bedfelloWll; il does not even lhroush Saturday with tempera- Fuler Brother!, the,Step Broth. ldldo. lin bringing peace to Southeast ml ~y':s e~ ~st Soo•r mean we have to cease tulft ln the low IR' mid-80's, Ideal - - -- --· ... ---.... · Asia and thereby reducing the rea ?." ~ W'. e_ vtet ' competition." But Russia and 1 lalr-&ollljJ weather. dlslance traveled. Others came tree, hazard of nuclear war. :~n, ti Sllld ad~ng _that , the United States ·both must The Youth Day crowd lnclud- jlrom Cuyahoga Falls, Dover, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wllea and I Opeoing a one-day speaking i "."n';:'a· ! want and work for the day ; ed 2!1,013 pald admissions and Columbus, Nel•onville, Athen!, family or ~edway spent the , tour In the West, the Chief cedented responsibility e to st~~ ! when the major powers do not 157.357 free. The previous and the areas cloaer. Ney car- weekend wtth her parents, Mr Executive Sl"'ke at the Atomic the spread of nuclear weal"'"· I think In terms ol warrmg attendanee record lor opening penter, local, was the olde•l and Mrs. Elza McComa• and Energy Commlssion's National . . '· , eac other. . day was 156,000 set In the mid· memher of the clan prese~t. other relative• at the VIctor Nuclear !~<acto Center at The war m Viet Nam sbould ; Our common task now ts 1910's. Roger Van Dyke, Albany. was Perry home. 1Arco, ••ar bere. ;t wu at Arco Inot Impede efforts toward a i this," he said, "to search for Today the Junior Falr queen elected president for next year, Mro. Elizabeth Gardner en- that the United States prnduced llreaty to prevent the spread of Ievery l"'ssible area of agree· waa to be chosen and erownd Mrs. Eldon Dailey, vice pres!· tertafned members of the car· the world's first electricity nuclear weai"'US, or inhibit the, men! !hat might enlarge, no and the Junior Falr steer and dent, and Beatrice Moore Me· panter Baptist Church Bu!y from a nuclear reactor In 195 1. . development of other new ways !matter how slightly or how sheep sbows were to begin. Kee, Nelsonville, secretary· Bee Society in her home lor With the atomic facility as a !of dealing with one ano!ber, !slowly, the prospect lor cooper· Now Thursday the heavyweight treasurer. their August meeting. Mrs. bllckground, Johnson empha- 1Jobnson satd.. i alton between the Untied States Cataltna 2 dr. Sedan. This Is InTI sized Pontiac borse-pulllnl competition was Mrs. Victor Perry visited Reed Jeffers was program lead -. sized the need for a sllll [ _The Amertcan objective in 1 and the Sovtet Un•on. In the , lina series built on 121" wheelbue, and 2W won by the team of Frtd and with Mr. and Mrs. Errol Pick· er. igreater degree of peaceful I Viet - ~.am '" "local and! beneftts of such cooperalto~; power engine. It has power steering, power Doug, owned by R.F. Oaklandlett in Dayton on Wednesday. Mrs. Kenneth E. Crabtreelunderstandtng between tbe ilimited! he sald, atmed at ; the whole world would share. automatic transmission, two tone paint, or Tiffin. They moved 9,0011 Mrs. Ellen Holland and arand· joined her husband in Cine in· world's 1wo major nuclear ! protecting the mdependence of · The PreS<dent listed a around windows, large hut caps, white wall tires, l"'unds ef welaht 22 feel, 6 daughter, Rlckil Pickett, who nat! on lor the week. ll"'wers-Russia and the United i South Viet Nam and helping !•rmher of reasons for hope of steering wheel, foam cushion and radio. Inches. Indiana took the top had spent tbe pa!fl week here end. They vtstled places of in·;States. He carefully avoided I provide iiB people With • : c oser cooper between thrte places In the IIJhtwelghl returned to Dayton with her. teres! including the zoo on Sun· ·any reference to France whleb I chance to decide their own · ";: tthe State:;;Mary Massey was hostess to day. :is pushing an atomic ~er.lpons ; destiny. ! a~a~:~ tre:~t trea~y,tt e the Temple WSCS at the church Mr. and Mrs. Max McCallie :development program of her , "These objectives," Johnson , ed 11 • y, v~100un ary VB Tempest Custom 4 dr. Sedan. ThiJ lo our 111" 10 for thelr August meeting. Mrs. and daughters, Miss Judy Mc- 1own. , •aid In his prOjlared remarks, 'j rfi uc obnl tepr13 1ucb· ohl wheelbase model with 250 horsepower VB en,._ carl Greenlees presented the Callie and Mr. and Mrs. Fred-! The President said something .''can be attained within the ISSiotrna e dmSoa ~ 1 .1Y 1. eac built in the luxurious custom series with all vinyl · 'l Deb.bl nd S I border of Vi t N Th . coun y. an VIe WI mgness upholstery, an:! full carpeting. It is fully equipped program with Mrs. Wllllam dle W1 son, e a cotl , had to be done about a · • e am. ey do ; to e ti te tre t r 't' with power steering, radio, big hub caps. db:. ltelr.- 1 Lawson g!ving devotions. The Ann Arbor, Mich., are spending situation ••tn whi~h ~e wo~ld 1!1 i not threa~o the . vital interes1 1spa~e go a~tivit~es ~Y ~~~~u~ ing wheel, chrome around windows, and white wan Society will entertain Carpen· a few days bere with Mrs. Me- capable o! extmclion m a : of the Sovtel Juruon or the , mr ses pe tires. . ter Baptist Busy Bee Society 1 Callie's mother, Ml'9 . . Faye [ moment o! error, or madoess, ! territory of any of her friend>. ; ' J:nso~ also expressell lh David, Unda and Strelsa Me- members at the September! Jordan, and olber relatives We seek In Southeast Alna an i belief lhat America and Russia' o N•w, Woo il\97~ Comas are spending a vacatilll meeting. the community. :cal, and Mr. and Mrs. John order and securll) that would I plus other nations coold find · UIC $3677.67, Now - '~ 'Y with relatives In the Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. John Donham, Mn. Mary Patterson and lllunham and children of Joy, , contribute Jo the .1"'8ce of the - - -' - .. _._ V8 LeSabre 4 dr. Sedan. Thi• II the run med Buick ' area. Connie, Yvonne Jobn Carl. 1 daughters, Rutb and Ann. La· Illinois. 1 -buill on 123" wheelbase and have the 260 boroepower ?eorge Llnlle or. carthage, and Richard, .;, Joy, Illinois, I mesa, Calif., are spending[ Mr. and Mro. Donald Crab- I' annual workshop at Lancaster engine. Jt is fully equipped with power steering, poo MiSSOuri, hu been VISiting here .are spending some time some time here with her par·! tree (Barhara Welsh) are an- on Friday . for WSCS olftcers wer brakes, radio, white wall tires, full chrome .trial 1 wllh ·hls eouiln and famUy, Mr. with their parents. Mr. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chancey I nounclng the blrlh of a daugh· and workers. both top and botlom, EZI gla ... bil hub caps, foaiD, cushions, car~t savers and handy mats, safety iJ'OUp, and Mrs. Gene Jelfen and ·chll· Mrs. Carl Dunham and Mr. ! Staneart. Mr. Staneart recently! ter, Cindy Jo, at Mt. 81. Mary'• Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mal· and many other accessories. dren. · Mrs. Reed Jef!er·s aad underwent back !Urgery in Hospital, Nelsonville. Paternal lox and Richard, Charleston, The annual reunion of the friends and relatives in the Porker.burg, w. Vs. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. Va., aad Mrs. Jean Ann o N•w, Waa deteertilanlfl of ·Titomas Dalley clnily. Robert Turner received a Rolland Crabtree and maternal ' Bennett and children, St. AI· UIC $3013.13, Now _ a~ J~me~ :rownsend was held Albert Gutierrez, hand Injury while at his em· [ grandmother io Mrs. F..dllh bans, W. Va., were weekend ~ ----.------· II VB Special Deluxe 4 dr. Sedan. This has outomallc In 1he sacja] rboms of the que, New Mexico, has ployment on Thursday. : Welsh. Among great-grandpar· guests of. Mr. aad Mrs. Bob W. R Wtlson to Waldo Neal, trans., radio, white wan tires, EZI Jllll, large hU Tftnple Metbodlst Church on the past lew weeks Columbia Grange, No. 2435, · ent• are Mr. and Ml'l!. J. K. Mattox. j Winnie E. Neal , Lot. caps. and chrome trim . A beautiful automobile with Suilrfay. More· tl1'an fifty rnem· Mr. and Mrs. Srott held Its August meeting on ! Crablree and Mr. David Russell David Jone•. Nelsonville, has ville. a low price. ~· of .tho ~amllles were pres- and family. Friday evening. Several candf·' and Mn. Murl Galaway. been spending a vacation here Clinton . Cochran, Eva Coch· ent wltli .tJUrteen members of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ryther, dates were initialed In the I Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Turner wilh hi! grandparents, Mr. and ran to Untied States, Easement, !be Dlifley lamlly cemlng from Pomeroy, were recent guests first and second degrees. called on Mr. and Mrs. Clar- Mrs. Earl Starkey. Lebanon. 'Ind.. for We farthest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crab- 1 Ice crram and cake were en- 1enee Cannde an Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stans- Ray Riggs, Inc. to United : V8 4 dr. Sedan . •Just arrived. Doesn't loot Ute the joyed by family members onl Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bow· bury recently attended a rami· States, Easement. Lebanon. I seats were ever sat on. It has only 11,658 tender mU· Sunday evening In honor of the en and family of Alben• visit· ly gathering at the home A. F. Halsey , Eunice Halsey es. Fully e4uipped with radio, powet' steering, power birthday of Reed Jeffers. Thos•[ ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. their daughter, Mrs. Wanda to Roy A. Martin, Almeda Marbrakes. present Included Mr. and Mrs. Alva Rupe on Sunday afternoon. Turner In . tin, Lot, Orange. IUchard Jeffers, Mr. and Mrs. I Mn1. Helen Scott, Mrs. Eva honor of thelr son, Pvt. Anna M. Ryther. adm . John ! N•w Gone Jeffers and family and j McKnight and Mrs. Winifred Stansbury, who Is now Leslie Hubbard. dec. to i George !Jngle, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley represented the Tern· In the Armed Forcetl In W. Pierce, Mildred J. Pierce, Pontiac Sedan. Owned by a customer who lovea PoD-Lavern Jordan and famlly, lr>- pie Methodist Church at the Nam. Syracuse. , tiacs, and has really cared for this one. It is fully .... RalpnParcels E. Ross to. Mallie Al· 1 equipped with power steering, power brakes, and I lison, UNd Int. , LebHydramatic. anon. 1 Now Prlu Clair Might. Patricia Might. ! $4,1142.91, Now Bonnie Rife, Benjamin Rife, Ruby Rife, Ethel Thaxton. CeBuick 4 dr. Hard Top. New price $4,842.91. FACTORY cil Thaxton to State of Ohio, I Alit CONDJTJONING. ThiS one is only slightly used. Court Order Easement, Jt has Sonomatic radio, power steeri OJ, power brakes, ·. like new white wall tires. factory air cond., soft ray · bnry. tinted glass and many other accessories. This il Bu· Edray B. Ice. Thelma 0. Ice ick's luxury series and this one is top.~. to Darrell E. Ice. Mada\ine Ice. 471,-l acres. Columbia. Emerson Jol1nson, Leota . Johnson to Denver 0. Curtis. Station Wagon. This Is made for anyone who want to Bette J. Curtis. 84 rods. Olive. · have economy in gas but yet haul a large romlly. n Cecil 0. Cuwdt:ry. dec. to Sarwill haul 8 very nicely. It is low mileage, ooe owner oh M. Cowdery. Affid . fo r . wagon that is like new inside and out. ' ' frans . Olive. Sarah M Cowdery to Chloe I MANY MORE .. • (UP!) -Boolted clau.. . glnabl~a ;~.,~~~~r HERCULON Reg, 10.95 ~:;~~~k 187,000 Persons WIND UP ~~f' ~'air ·sta~ Fair Greeted b.y COLIJMIIUS · 1 10 l A S r-· .,. W~rship ~ead ¥ .. .· ·: Sunday School Henderson, program leader. I· trine Spaak lold !"'lice 'FhprsA gust '21 was 55 t~e offering , Mr. a11d Mrs. Sid O'Btien and I day that S24,000 in .Jewel~ and j NEW HAVEN , Conn. (UP! 1 1was shot m the abdomen and 1 "Help me. help me, Services we'e Mildred Story ot Columbus, vi· \ furs_ bad been stolen f:om ·her 48 _ y. go,teMI riOeman killed a was m cnttcal condltoon al l body help me, · please, l!.e beld at 10. 45, . with an att•nd· sited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gu· j fashJO~able apartment tn Ptaz· ;volunteer chut-ch worker anrl 1Yai!'-New Haven Hospital. Trey shouted._ ance of 15 with Dinsmore Bov- thrle ovet night last week. 211 dl Spagna. Pollee said ,,. other persons in a housing Sykes. 4, brother of the He ran Into Mrs ...Menchaca:s les leading. The M.Y.F. met at 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ather- I skeleton keys apparently : 01 •protect apartment today, then boy, was admttted to the same house and said, some1Jo?Y s 6,30 Sunday evening follow"d ton and rpmilv of Columbus. ! used to gain •.ntry. They ·satd !escaped by automobile. Two hosptlal wtth a Jaw wound. shoo~ng ,there and ,ktlled by worship services ·at 7.4a. spent the weekend with his · the apart_ment had been ran· '[hitrlren were WQunded. , Mrs. Leatrt~e McClure. 26, somebody. . with the Rev. Casto. parents. Mr. and Mr>. Arthur 1s_acked . ... - . ..;.-~--- i A 12-year-old son of the another marned daughter of Mrs. Mehchaca a.sked If hiS '!te w.~ c.s. held its regulor Atherton and Wilma Jean. . 1 I , Yom<.m chuiTh wo~ker ran ' Mrs. Mc?Iease, was in the mother .•was ,shot and he meeting last Tuesday evemnlit, Mr. cmd Mrs. Murra~ Hon- : ;screaming to the borne of a house wtth the others but replied, I don t know. I was August i6 at the home of Nellie kins and two grandchildren of . · !neighbor. His married sister escaped injury. She was treated upstairs and I ran out ol the Parker with an attendance of Dayton visited Mr and l<«. 1 Beaii.IY Tips iescaped inJury during the (or shock. house.n Vere Swartz. and attended the ~· O;hooltng in a predominantly New Haven !"'lice said Davis The body of Mrs. The business meeting, in Meigs By .lola Barlrum 1 :Negro section of New Haven . had been arrested before for who worked for the oJ Eleanor Boyles. pre- Mr. and Mrs·. Charles D. Transluc9nt : Authorities identified the minor offenses and that he House of Prayer, an , consisted or the rcporl Woode visited his brother. C. ~unman as Arthur Davis. about knew Mrs. McClease and some nomlnationa. church was found the committee on the p11r- E. Woode. at Veterans Memor- Holme& would L ~5 They described him as 5-lc~t of her family . in a chair on the first floor •f chase of a sweeper for the iaJ HospiLal last week. and her Call this "The ;11 . 175 pmmds and said he wore Mrs. McCiease's 1.2-year-old ber duplex home. , church. mother, Mrs. J . B. Hayes at " ;n bhlf', short-slee,•e<l shirt. son, Royal. ran screaming from The Sykes boy's body was on Three birthdavs are to be Middleport. du~t". One of .< ?Jiac~ pan Is . and a w_ide brim j the two-story dup~ex dwelling to a couch and two other bodies at the Elmwood Several ~ocal f~miltes attend- the most bril:·whilt straw He earned a 30- thl' home of a ne1ghbor. were on the first noor. Home this month. A ed the Me1gs Fa1r last week. new Translu:c:~.lil:!rr carbme. they said The neighbor, Mrs. Mary was found dead upstairs. sale was discussed and Alfred Grange won second cent powder i.'i it has ' "No i Pl'llice said the dead wer~ Menchaca, said, "1 . heard thej lThe (am.ily dog floor was tabled until a later date. place. There were several - en- color in fact, isit nd d collie the has nobuild color.up" · Another ly 08 , ~hs. ~;lary McClease, ~1; her shooting." . [' ng ~ou e Plans for aid lo be a local fam· the "depth" that it gives daughter, Mrs. Carolyn Sykes, She said her son cau~10ned downsta.lrs when pollee arr1ved. lly were discussed. New prQ· Back To School your complexion. · You' who , 4. ~ \iew Haven: Mrs . Sykes' her not to open the d~r _so she A neighbor said Mrs. Me- gram books were to be ordered do not like powder because face,thewill in Joveon your with n. . Michael, 5·. Rirhard peered threugh the wmdow and Clease, who was divorced, was by the •ecretary for the next of wayfall it looks O 8 Leathers, 27. of New Haven; saw a man wearing a cowboy 1 "a God·fearing woman, meeting. The workshop to be l Translucent. Available in lmd Neil Whit~, 55, of Oover, hat and carrying 11 rine . church woman, a praying beld Sept. 7 at Middleport, was fluff or presserl cGmpact at :tJ .C. "He was walking a little fast woman. She your Norman · ~tudio. ,. sh likedwas b very quiet bod and announced and a Jetter from P.S.Merle Perfect for l'nen too; 'I Daugbter Critioal but not running," she said. e was Y every Y . Mrs. Richards was read, sug· 99 99 , F r a n c y n e MrCiease, 14, Then she heard Royal Me· nobody knew her or her lamtly gesting a district officer for a ' to ' . llaughter of Mrs. McCtease, Clease scream. very mucb at all." sometime during the year. The secretary to SA~ ! information. GeneviePhone vrr 2-3551 ! Guthrie led the program on Middleport, 0. 234 e. Moln Pomerov for Acbon," : .. RET" C:A.R'~· ·· ·... ··• scripture. readUigS, ana dis· sovrnll """ ' prizes. ' \ cusslon. e11di.ng with praye·r ~n Clarem:e H~nil~{;v11 ~mY Liu. unison. Tile hootess served de- da of this conHIIWiity served ou · ~ ~ ~:~.~;:~b~~:~~~=~~:li i F -:M:(~~~~!~~!~: C a~att~ndance on.~· i,.t"J! ' ' ' ' J, I' . .,, .~ ' ~.PP,. MNINGS UNTIL 8:00 ·Ka~r , r,,. · . ~a!'Jift"' ~C ·FJNMCINGI ,, �' '' l ' l ·,.' •. ~ ' , ' I ., ell w·· ' unman ' I s . · O m' aD ' ' ' : " ' · ) · · . t {Jfred: · · K E ."JI Cl eld E ' . . \ · ll ren, scap.es _~ie~y Notes ' ' ' ' 10-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mitldlrport, 0., Aug. 26, 1960 - -.. . ·: ' · J ' tries In hors·e·pulllng and . ln •1 • jl"'ny <howin~ . anti ro<·es . an<!, I I ------------~-----.1 OP'r.N FRID,AY. an·d SATU'R_"'AY NIGHTS llclous refreshm•nls. The ncxl , lhe fa,tl· boa<·d. . ~ ~.ome- $li. interd~ ~ S HO ES $2 $5 ------ Roush's Shoe Store - ' Save $3 If;) $5 Sq. Yard 100% ACRILAN Req. 11.95 Now (1.99 sQ. yd, Now 6;99 sq. yd. J;,~si~irfr:~~o- DELUXE 501 NYLQN Req. 10.95 Now 6.99 sq. yd. :~~~!tfc~a~~clbis BROADlOOM Reg. 7.95 Now 4.99 sq. vd. 1966 Pontiac :;;.:S,.. Soeial News POMEROY 992·5661 ) j (UP!) -We, side of the line-at the same Gems' wardrobe the network press re· i time-was Maj. John Peyser of for his role ... ln 'ea!'ies: psyehological warfare." 'Love on a Rooftop'. , -"James Darren, star of That's very touching. originally issued to his film, 1A.BC-TV's new science-fiction -"While ABC-TV's 'The Man Jack Lemmon." ~rie!'. 'The Time Tunnel,' Wolo Never Was' was filming Gosh, Hollywood is such :came from the same 10-block ; recently in Berlin, Ule Commu- exciting place. )rer, of South Philade:phia that I nists proved that curiosity is _uN1 one ~an accuse j>rodured Mario Lana, Joey ! universal." TV's) Milton Berle of being '!lishop, Frankie Avalon, Buddy I Yes, isn't that amazing? a loss for words, especially I;,,,C'O,· Fabian, AI Martino and -"Michael Anderson Jr., who the eve or a season In which lEd\iir Fi.c;her." ' stars as Clayt Monroe in the returns to home screens Ber·le-1 f Which means exactly ":hat? I new ABC-TV Western ~ama, ier (sic) than ever." ! - "While .directing an episode: 'The Monroes,' leaned agamst al i)f ABC TV's new action ~ries. : log cabin struck in the And no one caD accuse ·ABCbtP nat Patrol,' in Almeria, ' wilderness region of Jackson TV of being at a loss for words .; 11 ·o~n. John Peyser met a . Hole, Wyo., 811d said, 'A place either. ,·of"111er enemy. Guesling on the i like this can be your best friend -"A erowd of New Yorkers :'I !~ncle was Gt'rman actor and : and worst enemy.' 11 gave a bearty J'OllDd tf ;-, ,."' r ,oldier Wolfgang Preiss, Such depth of perception applause to a fatal automobile j. .·ho plays German General makes &ne humble in its acc.ident on 1 DOrma~y quie~ : ·lf'i r,m:~ich. During Wodd War presence. residential street. The tragedy 1 11. Prei!Ss (ought in Italy at -"H clothes make the man was staged by Hawk,' the Vlonte Ca!'\sino. He was a or the star, Rich Little figures ABC-TV detective drama series1 ,.r~>;>:>. nt in the Herman Goer- he has it made. The tweed being produced in New York.. .' : n!! .. Divi:-:1on. and on the other jacket provided him by Screen And was then tastefully i ... · transmitted through a press : ,.- ... .. · ......... · •• •· ..... -.. weekend with his lather, Mr. release. ! Jor.n Bentz. 1 -"'ABC stage &7.' when It . bl and i , debuts Wednesday, Sept. If, I Mrs. Curltl Gam e .s s-1 will have a silent partner: . • ter of Belle _Glade, Fla., viSit- Bilent but articulate, active ml , l {t ed Mrs. Lottie Wilcoxen sever- 'l•ersatlle performer-color." 1 ' al days last week. - - - - " ..----- ..--M nd Mrs Frtd ·Sayre of' Aad another network, NBCBy Mn. Fraaell Mmil 1Bo:~rs':.n 8 e~t several days TV, had It yean ago. ; n ,,, il,osl<" Sl'iid"l' ~thool : witb lau' p · -From NBC.TV: "U they l the B liSt P ' re ves. i ___..... Bob Ho ' 8 fa :Clo"' mel at ap at· i Ben and John Cadle of Rip- 1ever ""'·~ pe "" on :60nage with Mrs. O'Connor as ' tey and Mr. and Mrs. Robert, the side · of MIWit Rushmore, !•ostess on Thuraday evemng, ! Lipscomb of New Haven were more people · '!ould . probably ~August 18. The meetmg opened , Sunday afternoon guests of , recognize bis dlstlncltve pbyBi· !with the sin~ng of "Help Some-\ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cadle. , !ognomy than that of Thomas budy Today . and scnpture It Mr. and Mrs. Sam Curtis and 1 Jefferson. Jelferoon labor& un· 1 :Cor. 3:8-15. Devotions were led! Sue Anne of Lorain, spent the! der two bandlcaps: He doesn't loy Mrs. lsaoe( Simpson on the weekend with bls parents Mr have a ski nose, nor hal he had ~theme "Rewards." Readings Iand Mrs. Harry CUrtis. ' ~ 25 yean of entertalnlng Ameri· :were giv~n by sev~ral mem·[ mother, Mrs. Curtis, accompan- ean servi~emen." . The cia" presJdeol being 1ied them to Washington C. H. Make that three handicaps: ent, Mrs. Balnche Spencer, : to visit Mr. and Mrs. Walter\ be doesn't have 1 preas agent prestdent, conducted the 1 Wells and family. either. ness sess10o when tt was 1 ..;:;~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~----====== ted to give an the building I · nd of the churcb. During the l • cial hour, Mrs. ' tJ'Connor[ 8W terved refreshments. Mr. Hobart Bryson is a pa~· \ I TH05E !XlDGE BOYS PEALS 60T ME GOING AN!l COMING ent in St. Joseph Hospital in arkersburg. , : Mrs. Bertha Wolfe and R<v. ' j\rlhur Cleland are pali•mtsl Meigs General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cadle atr·ded the funeral of his broth· - in - law, Mr. Benton Fer· II at Spencer, W. Va. recent· is made like an expensive watch. I I THE GOOIJ GIJ'(S I~ WHITE HATS OO~T SHOOT r;l E BOLL! .THEIR 'g \1in<~ 1964 PLYMOUTH v.a, $1995 1966 El ectra $3995 64 Volkswagen ~~;,o.oo $1395 Feature for feature. Advan1a~;e •or ad, :,n,.,._•., You·:! lind FIAT gives you more, much more, !han any other car on the road. Test drive any one olthe labuloua FillI modela and see for yourself. lf61 .FORD .. Yet it's only $10.95. great guys to do business with. 1 TN. cyt. Std. $395 .· .DODGE I 850 FASTBACK A sleek new sports f ve;>i~,, Time On All o! tne ''bu- '66 Oldsmob.i ~ MILL & SECOND STREETS BDYB STAKE VOUR Q.AI M W;ITH THE GOOD GUYS IN WHITI ,HATS! h• Year End Savings · lous FIAT. ' ' MIDDLEPORT, 0 •. ' SPI~EJI 100 m.p.h• . aportster with 5-speed eyn-- 151)0 chro-mtt,l\t,..,.mllliiQII. ~{ Full Selection 01 Mo4ek- Year's Lowest . )"· I' ,. . ,. _ ,- POMEROY, 0. COME WHERE THE VALUE IS! ! R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. .. ' BLAETTNARS A comfortable 4-door, 4-adult sed a n. 13 cubic feet or trunk space. no extra cost. • ac1·es. QJ. I 1100-R The family car. Loaded with "ex1ras" at waiting to swap, see thirGood '· .,;:uys I They're makinj! deals that •"' deB/11 during theh'YEAR·END ROUND· UP SALE on everv '66 Dodge. And bring the Little Woman ;with you. The Dodge BOYs want to show Jtverybody that they're fi() 4 Dr. &!dq. vs.' Radio and Heater, -~~to. 'frlm. 4 Dr. Bedim: • Trant. · II you've been waiting to trade, or Cowdery, jive. Vick L. !.ipse). dec .. to Mild· red A Li~sey . Joyce Annice Upsey, James Ernest Lipsey . VIcky Anne Gillian. Alfid for Trans .. Orange Chester. Up to 45 miles per gallon. Lowest priced car on the road. 1960 CHEVROLET \ I Rosalie 600-D .$795 ' I. 1 1100-RWqon " 1964 Star Chief ~~~s. radlu & heater. $1'495 'I Ttl at's beciUijt Bukw• Wl~)'tlrl untt' Lew1s are vacation:d ~:Jgs flead Bay, N. C., 1 ~::!':::.1~=.:.=$;!~.:~1r1d other points of interest. . unbr..tuoble matnoprin&. precliiGn lltlld J'vt. and Mrs. Larrv Grimm f parts. Awitch tllot'olhod<·reslotant, and waterproof•, too. The result il j F'l. Bliss . Te;\. , ~pent a i tht Carawelle by Butove. Avery fave hen.. with his parents, expenslwe watch for only $10.95. i,r . and M r.~ . Roderick Crimm. Stt. Grimm lett Tuesd<1~ for CAR AV ELLE"""'''"'""~mawa, Air defen~ base. r. and Mrs. Robert Dobs and three sons ot Atlarta, _ spent two days •,•;ith their ll)lnt, Mrs. Jlslher West 1 !Brenda Bradford went home <ltih Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jor· ! djn. Columbus, for' a d ~1 1 . ' ~- and Mrs. Willi(fm Bentz ~e---.,)"OlsbpQ~·SP'nl·«· ·l_ __:~::::=::::::=::r:~~~~=~=="=~=====~·i' ,r .~ 1966 B k 2.J)r. !jedln, 4·1peed floor Shlii. ughter or Akron spent tbe feA·cnd with them. ;; Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt 11 t~· nct ~d Mrs. Stella Grueser's ~rr,il~ rPunion at the home of \I · ard \·\r-.. Ben Philson and ! GREAT BUYS ON ' row . Mr. Kenneth SwMI and I l<:lmPr Crueser at Pt. ~~~-a~~~nt Sunddy. properl y TransferS BOYSl Mrs. James Swart returned ! o:n Holzer Hospital to the i me ot her daughter, Mr.,, AI · i·1· q.n. Meigs SEE THE DODGE CARAVELLE• t 1 . . ... A Bran d N seIect10n • Here Now For School ! ! : t 1966 B k r===,-~ ';:~=~=========::...;:;,:.,.~~ ;;;:;;--~ ~;o;;;;ii;... 1 1 I i \ I E in: ·-------------- ~ 1965 Chevrolet J~:,,.od $2195 I [{acine !,_.. , •" IV N 1eS ! t:,:r Carpenter INGELS CARPET HOUSE MAIN ST. ~832 . atto~ ~tted ~us~ta Beat the Fall Rush •• Buy Now!! ON 1 Sat~ay with son,~g::',!.,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,.=,.~,_',.========-..::!!..=:=="""'""''""'"""""""""""""""="""'""'"""'""'""'""'""'""';,,.1 "Chosen Hurry! .. It's timefQ ag.~inst 1 EASY PAY PLAN! lOLA'S BEJIITY Russians Prodded to. Lt)ok· For Stake in World.Peace era dattclng team and CaDdy elf · to • L ~~us .!~t ·by a Best o( show In displays by Candido. record opehb\g day crowd o I amoteur garden clubs went to The herae show wlll be held IB'I,DDD, tile ,-Ohio SlAte F•lr Pralrl~ Gardeners. both Saturday morning and weappeared tddly to be well on Saturday will be YoullglltoWn nlng. Other Saturday eventa wUI Ill way toward tht minimum Day, Grange Day and Fann· be the Junior Fair dairy shoW, 1041 of 1:1 miUion visitors. City Day. That evening, come- a baton twirling oontea~ a conAfter on oJII!IIlng ceremony dian Bob Hope will take over cert by the All-Ohio String or· By RAYMOND M. LAHR or lfller," which can destroy I world-and in that, lhe Soviet under portly clou,dy _skies. the !be grattdstand entertalnmenl, cheotra, the FFA queen conlelt United Preso !lterllallonal 300 million people lr. a full-seale . Union has a very large stake." oun <IIJliO out aad the weather provided the flr•l two nights by and afternoon performance• In IDAHO FALii!, fdaho (UPI) East-West nuclear exchan&•· I MUll Pia• Abead eooperated btiluti!uUy Tbuttday. Art Linkletter. the grandstand by the Rhodes - President Johnson SUIII!e&ted Hearl of Coacen I Jobn~n said thai this did not The U.S. Weather Bureau said Featured with Hope .will be Brothors musical eneemble, to the Russians today that they, "AI the heart or our concern 1 mean we have to become -the outlook I• for lair skies singer Paul Wayne the Four Mark Wilson and candy Can· too, have "a very large stake" . lh ah d be I bedfelloWll; il does not even lhroush Saturday with tempera- Fuler Brother!, the,Step Broth. ldldo. lin bringing peace to Southeast ml ~y':s e~ ~st Soo•r mean we have to cease tulft ln the low IR' mid-80's, Ideal - - -- --· ... ---.... · Asia and thereby reducing the rea ?." ~ W'. e_ vtet ' competition." But Russia and 1 lalr-&ollljJ weather. dlslance traveled. Others came tree, hazard of nuclear war. :~n, ti Sllld ad~ng _that , the United States ·both must The Youth Day crowd lnclud- jlrom Cuyahoga Falls, Dover, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wllea and I Opeoing a one-day speaking i "."n';:'a· ! want and work for the day ; ed 2!1,013 pald admissions and Columbus, Nel•onville, Athen!, family or ~edway spent the , tour In the West, the Chief cedented responsibility e to st~~ ! when the major powers do not 157.357 free. The previous and the areas cloaer. Ney car- weekend wtth her parents, Mr Executive Sl"'ke at the Atomic the spread of nuclear weal"'"· I think In terms ol warrmg attendanee record lor opening penter, local, was the olde•l and Mrs. Elza McComa• and Energy Commlssion's National . . '· , eac other. . day was 156,000 set In the mid· memher of the clan prese~t. other relative• at the VIctor Nuclear !~<acto Center at The war m Viet Nam sbould ; Our common task now ts 1910's. Roger Van Dyke, Albany. was Perry home. 1Arco, ••ar bere. ;t wu at Arco Inot Impede efforts toward a i this," he said, "to search for Today the Junior Falr queen elected president for next year, Mro. Elizabeth Gardner en- that the United States prnduced llreaty to prevent the spread of Ievery l"'ssible area of agree· waa to be chosen and erownd Mrs. Eldon Dailey, vice pres!· tertafned members of the car· the world's first electricity nuclear weai"'US, or inhibit the, men! !hat might enlarge, no and the Junior Falr steer and dent, and Beatrice Moore Me· panter Baptist Church Bu!y from a nuclear reactor In 195 1. . development of other new ways !matter how slightly or how sheep sbows were to begin. Kee, Nelsonville, secretary· Bee Society in her home lor With the atomic facility as a !of dealing with one ano!ber, !slowly, the prospect lor cooper· Now Thursday the heavyweight treasurer. their August meeting. Mrs. bllckground, Johnson empha- 1Jobnson satd.. i alton between the Untied States Cataltna 2 dr. Sedan. This Is InTI sized Pontiac borse-pulllnl competition was Mrs. Victor Perry visited Reed Jeffers was program lead -. sized the need for a sllll [ _The Amertcan objective in 1 and the Sovtet Un•on. In the , lina series built on 121" wheelbue, and 2W won by the team of Frtd and with Mr. and Mrs. Errol Pick· er. igreater degree of peaceful I Viet - ~.am '" "local and! beneftts of such cooperalto~; power engine. It has power steering, power Doug, owned by R.F. Oaklandlett in Dayton on Wednesday. Mrs. Kenneth E. Crabtreelunderstandtng between tbe ilimited! he sald, atmed at ; the whole world would share. automatic transmission, two tone paint, or Tiffin. They moved 9,0011 Mrs. Ellen Holland and arand· joined her husband in Cine in· world's 1wo major nuclear ! protecting the mdependence of · The PreS<dent listed a around windows, large hut caps, white wall tires, l"'unds ef welaht 22 feel, 6 daughter, Rlckil Pickett, who nat! on lor the week. ll"'wers-Russia and the United i South Viet Nam and helping !•rmher of reasons for hope of steering wheel, foam cushion and radio. Inches. Indiana took the top had spent tbe pa!fl week here end. They vtstled places of in·;States. He carefully avoided I provide iiB people With • : c oser cooper between thrte places In the IIJhtwelghl returned to Dayton with her. teres! including the zoo on Sun· ·any reference to France whleb I chance to decide their own · ";: tthe State:;;Mary Massey was hostess to day. :is pushing an atomic ~er.lpons ; destiny. ! a~a~:~ tre:~t trea~y,tt e the Temple WSCS at the church Mr. and Mrs. Max McCallie :development program of her , "These objectives," Johnson , ed 11 • y, v~100un ary VB Tempest Custom 4 dr. Sedan. ThiJ lo our 111" 10 for thelr August meeting. Mrs. and daughters, Miss Judy Mc- 1own. , •aid In his prOjlared remarks, 'j rfi uc obnl tepr13 1ucb· ohl wheelbase model with 250 horsepower VB en,._ carl Greenlees presented the Callie and Mr. and Mrs. Fred-! The President said something .''can be attained within the ISSiotrna e dmSoa ~ 1 .1Y 1. eac built in the luxurious custom series with all vinyl · 'l Deb.bl nd S I border of Vi t N Th . coun y. an VIe WI mgness upholstery, an:! full carpeting. It is fully equipped program with Mrs. Wllllam dle W1 son, e a cotl , had to be done about a · • e am. ey do ; to e ti te tre t r 't' with power steering, radio, big hub caps. db:. ltelr.- 1 Lawson g!ving devotions. The Ann Arbor, Mich., are spending situation ••tn whi~h ~e wo~ld 1!1 i not threa~o the . vital interes1 1spa~e go a~tivit~es ~Y ~~~~u~ ing wheel, chrome around windows, and white wan Society will entertain Carpen· a few days bere with Mrs. Me- capable o! extmclion m a : of the Sovtel Juruon or the , mr ses pe tires. . ter Baptist Busy Bee Society 1 Callie's mother, Ml'9 . . Faye [ moment o! error, or madoess, ! territory of any of her friend>. ; ' J:nso~ also expressell lh David, Unda and Strelsa Me- members at the September! Jordan, and olber relatives We seek In Southeast Alna an i belief lhat America and Russia' o N•w, Woo il\97~ Comas are spending a vacatilll meeting. the community. :cal, and Mr. and Mrs. John order and securll) that would I plus other nations coold find · UIC $3677.67, Now - '~ 'Y with relatives In the Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. John Donham, Mn. Mary Patterson and lllunham and children of Joy, , contribute Jo the .1"'8ce of the - - -' - .. _._ V8 LeSabre 4 dr. Sedan. Thi• II the run med Buick ' area. Connie, Yvonne Jobn Carl. 1 daughters, Rutb and Ann. La· Illinois. 1 -buill on 123" wheelbase and have the 260 boroepower ?eorge Llnlle or. carthage, and Richard, .;, Joy, Illinois, I mesa, Calif., are spending[ Mr. and Mro. Donald Crab- I' annual workshop at Lancaster engine. Jt is fully equipped with power steering, poo MiSSOuri, hu been VISiting here .are spending some time some time here with her par·! tree (Barhara Welsh) are an- on Friday . for WSCS olftcers wer brakes, radio, white wall tires, full chrome .trial 1 wllh ·hls eouiln and famUy, Mr. with their parents. Mr. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chancey I nounclng the blrlh of a daugh· and workers. both top and botlom, EZI gla ... bil hub caps, foaiD, cushions, car~t savers and handy mats, safety iJ'OUp, and Mrs. Gene Jelfen and ·chll· Mrs. Carl Dunham and Mr. ! Staneart. Mr. Staneart recently! ter, Cindy Jo, at Mt. 81. Mary'• Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mal· and many other accessories. dren. · Mrs. Reed Jef!er·s aad underwent back !Urgery in Hospital, Nelsonville. Paternal lox and Richard, Charleston, The annual reunion of the friends and relatives in the Porker.burg, w. Vs. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. Va., aad Mrs. Jean Ann o N•w, Waa deteertilanlfl of ·Titomas Dalley clnily. Robert Turner received a Rolland Crabtree and maternal ' Bennett and children, St. AI· UIC $3013.13, Now _ a~ J~me~ :rownsend was held Albert Gutierrez, hand Injury while at his em· [ grandmother io Mrs. F..dllh bans, W. Va., were weekend ~ ----.------· II VB Special Deluxe 4 dr. Sedan. This has outomallc In 1he sacja] rboms of the que, New Mexico, has ployment on Thursday. : Welsh. Among great-grandpar· guests of. Mr. aad Mrs. Bob W. R Wtlson to Waldo Neal, trans., radio, white wan tires, EZI Jllll, large hU Tftnple Metbodlst Church on the past lew weeks Columbia Grange, No. 2435, · ent• are Mr. and Ml'l!. J. K. Mattox. j Winnie E. Neal , Lot. caps. and chrome trim . A beautiful automobile with Suilrfay. More· tl1'an fifty rnem· Mr. and Mrs. Srott held Its August meeting on ! Crablree and Mr. David Russell David Jone•. Nelsonville, has ville. a low price. ~· of .tho ~amllles were pres- and family. Friday evening. Several candf·' and Mn. Murl Galaway. been spending a vacation here Clinton . Cochran, Eva Coch· ent wltli .tJUrteen members of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ryther, dates were initialed In the I Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Turner wilh hi! grandparents, Mr. and ran to Untied States, Easement, !be Dlifley lamlly cemlng from Pomeroy, were recent guests first and second degrees. called on Mr. and Mrs. Clar- Mrs. Earl Starkey. Lebanon. 'Ind.. for We farthest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crab- 1 Ice crram and cake were en- 1enee Cannde an Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stans- Ray Riggs, Inc. to United : V8 4 dr. Sedan . •Just arrived. Doesn't loot Ute the joyed by family members onl Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bow· bury recently attended a rami· States, Easement. Lebanon. I seats were ever sat on. It has only 11,658 tender mU· Sunday evening In honor of the en and family of Alben• visit· ly gathering at the home A. F. Halsey , Eunice Halsey es. Fully e4uipped with radio, powet' steering, power birthday of Reed Jeffers. Thos•[ ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. their daughter, Mrs. Wanda to Roy A. Martin, Almeda Marbrakes. present Included Mr. and Mrs. Alva Rupe on Sunday afternoon. Turner In . tin, Lot, Orange. IUchard Jeffers, Mr. and Mrs. I Mn1. Helen Scott, Mrs. Eva honor of thelr son, Pvt. Anna M. Ryther. adm . John ! N•w Gone Jeffers and family and j McKnight and Mrs. Winifred Stansbury, who Is now Leslie Hubbard. dec. to i George !Jngle, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley represented the Tern· In the Armed Forcetl In W. Pierce, Mildred J. Pierce, Pontiac Sedan. Owned by a customer who lovea PoD-Lavern Jordan and famlly, lr>- pie Methodist Church at the Nam. Syracuse. , tiacs, and has really cared for this one. It is fully .... RalpnParcels E. Ross to. Mallie Al· 1 equipped with power steering, power brakes, and I lison, UNd Int. , LebHydramatic. anon. 1 Now Prlu Clair Might. Patricia Might. ! $4,1142.91, Now Bonnie Rife, Benjamin Rife, Ruby Rife, Ethel Thaxton. CeBuick 4 dr. Hard Top. New price $4,842.91. FACTORY cil Thaxton to State of Ohio, I Alit CONDJTJONING. ThiS one is only slightly used. Court Order Easement, Jt has Sonomatic radio, power steeri OJ, power brakes, ·. like new white wall tires. factory air cond., soft ray · bnry. tinted glass and many other accessories. This il Bu· Edray B. Ice. Thelma 0. Ice ick's luxury series and this one is top.~. to Darrell E. Ice. Mada\ine Ice. 471,-l acres. Columbia. Emerson Jol1nson, Leota . Johnson to Denver 0. Curtis. Station Wagon. This Is made for anyone who want to Bette J. Curtis. 84 rods. Olive. · have economy in gas but yet haul a large romlly. n Cecil 0. Cuwdt:ry. dec. to Sarwill haul 8 very nicely. It is low mileage, ooe owner oh M. Cowdery. Affid . fo r . wagon that is like new inside and out. ' ' frans . Olive. Sarah M Cowdery to Chloe I MANY MORE .. • (UP!) -Boolted clau.. . glnabl~a ;~.,~~~~r HERCULON Reg, 10.95 ~:;~~~k 187,000 Persons WIND UP ~~f' ~'air ·sta~ Fair Greeted b.y COLIJMIIUS · 1 10 l A S r-· .,. W~rship ~ead ¥ .. .· ·: Sunday School Henderson, program leader. I· trine Spaak lold !"'lice 'FhprsA gust '21 was 55 t~e offering , Mr. a11d Mrs. Sid O'Btien and I day that S24,000 in .Jewel~ and j NEW HAVEN , Conn. (UP! 1 1was shot m the abdomen and 1 "Help me. help me, Services we'e Mildred Story ot Columbus, vi· \ furs_ bad been stolen f:om ·her 48 _ y. go,teMI riOeman killed a was m cnttcal condltoon al l body help me, · please, l!.e beld at 10. 45, . with an att•nd· sited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gu· j fashJO~able apartment tn Ptaz· ;volunteer chut-ch worker anrl 1Yai!'-New Haven Hospital. Trey shouted._ ance of 15 with Dinsmore Bov- thrle ovet night last week. 211 dl Spagna. Pollee said ,,. other persons in a housing Sykes. 4, brother of the He ran Into Mrs ...Menchaca:s les leading. The M.Y.F. met at 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ather- I skeleton keys apparently : 01 •protect apartment today, then boy, was admttted to the same house and said, some1Jo?Y s 6,30 Sunday evening follow"d ton and rpmilv of Columbus. ! used to gain •.ntry. They ·satd !escaped by automobile. Two hosptlal wtth a Jaw wound. shoo~ng ,there and ,ktlled by worship services ·at 7.4a. spent the weekend with his · the apart_ment had been ran· '[hitrlren were WQunded. , Mrs. Leatrt~e McClure. 26, somebody. . with the Rev. Casto. parents. Mr. and Mr>. Arthur 1s_acked . ... - . ..;.-~--- i A 12-year-old son of the another marned daughter of Mrs. Mehchaca a.sked If hiS '!te w.~ c.s. held its regulor Atherton and Wilma Jean. . 1 I , Yom<.m chuiTh wo~ker ran ' Mrs. Mc?Iease, was in the mother .•was ,shot and he meeting last Tuesday evemnlit, Mr. cmd Mrs. Murra~ Hon- : ;screaming to the borne of a house wtth the others but replied, I don t know. I was August i6 at the home of Nellie kins and two grandchildren of . · !neighbor. His married sister escaped injury. She was treated upstairs and I ran out ol the Parker with an attendance of Dayton visited Mr and l<«. 1 Beaii.IY Tips iescaped inJury during the (or shock. house.n Vere Swartz. and attended the ~· O;hooltng in a predominantly New Haven !"'lice said Davis The body of Mrs. The business meeting, in Meigs By .lola Barlrum 1 :Negro section of New Haven . had been arrested before for who worked for the oJ Eleanor Boyles. pre- Mr. and Mrs·. Charles D. Transluc9nt : Authorities identified the minor offenses and that he House of Prayer, an , consisted or the rcporl Woode visited his brother. C. ~unman as Arthur Davis. about knew Mrs. McClease and some nomlnationa. church was found the committee on the p11r- E. Woode. at Veterans Memor- Holme& would L ~5 They described him as 5-lc~t of her family . in a chair on the first floor •f chase of a sweeper for the iaJ HospiLal last week. and her Call this "The ;11 . 175 pmmds and said he wore Mrs. McCiease's 1.2-year-old ber duplex home. , church. mother, Mrs. J . B. Hayes at " ;n bhlf', short-slee,•e<l shirt. son, Royal. ran screaming from The Sykes boy's body was on Three birthdavs are to be Middleport. du~t". One of .< ?Jiac~ pan Is . and a w_ide brim j the two-story dup~ex dwelling to a couch and two other bodies at the Elmwood Several ~ocal f~miltes attend- the most bril:·whilt straw He earned a 30- thl' home of a ne1ghbor. were on the first noor. Home this month. A ed the Me1gs Fa1r last week. new Translu:c:~.lil:!rr carbme. they said The neighbor, Mrs. Mary was found dead upstairs. sale was discussed and Alfred Grange won second cent powder i.'i it has ' "No i Pl'llice said the dead wer~ Menchaca, said, "1 . heard thej lThe (am.ily dog floor was tabled until a later date. place. There were several - en- color in fact, isit nd d collie the has nobuild color.up" · Another ly 08 , ~hs. ~;lary McClease, ~1; her shooting." . [' ng ~ou e Plans for aid lo be a local fam· the "depth" that it gives daughter, Mrs. Carolyn Sykes, She said her son cau~10ned downsta.lrs when pollee arr1ved. lly were discussed. New prQ· Back To School your complexion. · You' who , 4. ~ \iew Haven: Mrs . Sykes' her not to open the d~r _so she A neighbor said Mrs. Me- gram books were to be ordered do not like powder because face,thewill in Joveon your with n. . Michael, 5·. Rirhard peered threugh the wmdow and Clease, who was divorced, was by the •ecretary for the next of wayfall it looks O 8 Leathers, 27. of New Haven; saw a man wearing a cowboy 1 "a God·fearing woman, meeting. The workshop to be l Translucent. Available in lmd Neil Whit~, 55, of Oover, hat and carrying 11 rine . church woman, a praying beld Sept. 7 at Middleport, was fluff or presserl cGmpact at :tJ .C. "He was walking a little fast woman. She your Norman · ~tudio. ,. sh likedwas b very quiet bod and announced and a Jetter from P.S.Merle Perfect for l'nen too; 'I Daugbter Critioal but not running," she said. e was Y every Y . Mrs. Richards was read, sug· 99 99 , F r a n c y n e MrCiease, 14, Then she heard Royal Me· nobody knew her or her lamtly gesting a district officer for a ' to ' . llaughter of Mrs. McCtease, Clease scream. very mucb at all." sometime during the year. The secretary to SA~ ! information. GeneviePhone vrr 2-3551 ! Guthrie led the program on Middleport, 0. 234 e. Moln Pomerov for Acbon," : .. RET" C:A.R'~· ·· ·... ··• scripture. readUigS, ana dis· sovrnll """ ' prizes. ' \ cusslon. e11di.ng with praye·r ~n Clarem:e H~nil~{;v11 ~mY Liu. unison. Tile hootess served de- da of this conHIIWiity served ou · ~ ~ ~:~.~;:~b~~:~~~=~~:li i F -:M:(~~~~!~~!~: C a~att~ndance on.~· i,.t"J! ' ' ' ' J, I' . .,, .~ ' ~.PP,. MNINGS UNTIL 8:00 ·Ka~r , r,,. · . ~a!'Jift"' ~C ·FJNMCINGI ,, �,, rd B [la MEIGS THEATRE .._...,.- TONIGHT & SATURDAY "TMi GMDST AND MR. CMICKIIN" (Toetuticolor• Don Knotts Joan stal~y "TAFFY AND THE JUNGLE MUNTER" <Technicol()r) laeques Bergerac Talfy SUNDAY, MONDAY ondTUESDAY AUliUSI 28-29-30 "STAGECOACH" {Technicolor) 1\nn - Margar~t. Red Buttons, Michael Connors, Bing Crosby, Van Heflin Colon:artoons iivltl·n NJ rn TONIGHT Around and AboUt SPencer- a Vows EXC hanged Tony Franc10sa (Color ) - and- "DEAR BRIGITTE" James Stewart Fabian (Color) SATURDAY, AUG. 27 "QUEEN OF BLOOD" Joan Saxton Basil Rathbone (Color) -and- - "BLOOD BATH" William Campbell Marrisa Mathes SOCJALA,R ~:Co~lll~ted ~stecss,t~ U FRIDAY Middleport ' ., -, " r 60thCuFtis . FamilyReunion He1:.g1 HUg. .&·· '21 sf ForD~ceebaHet Pl' PLEASANT _ P1anl are CAI.F.Nll eWing t• hostess when the Sew-Rite - · MDIDLEPORT W.C.T.U. will • •1 1 the belbm!na of 1ug club met Wednesday even· meet Friday even!Dg, August S8 eom.!taiA! Jrwes~ Jiquare IDg at tbe club room. at the home of Mrf, Betty Cllne ~ ~- to be bl the 'l1ie 80tli annuol Cottla reD& A short bus!DeSI seWoD WIS on Walnut Street II 7:30 p.m. 'Cih• BuikiiDi in Pt. Pleasan~ •·•d A 1 J1, at 1111 , . d bo f bite conducted by Mrs. Elza Gil· THE MIDDLEPORT Beys' '' !on was "'"'· ugus with 111 The Churcb of Chnsl lD[Bibie .an uquet o w Forrest Bachtel, student at more, Jr., vice presldenL Lea will aponsor I blgh 011 Ani- 28, from 2 to S p. m, Forked Run State Park_ 01 Pomeroy was the s.cene the ca~atoons. d te of Eastern Mount Union College. Aliiance, Thank you notes were read ..: teen dance at the Middle- 1be :~ ~ allenllln8. Thly were. rnarnag• or MISs Conme e os a gra ua and a classmate William Re- from the Johnson famly for Com unily park this Fri· Counlians, • •· ill pUm Mr IJid Spencer (; Mr F~elvinm:ug- ~:: !~~a!':..: ~::: Oh~! sek, are visiting :.Vith Ure fonD· flowers and from Mrs. Harold :night~ a 00 11 P·ll_l· This ~ •;:.::us to bltro- :.-~h:....ru,.~ Joe· S..w· as Balla on r ay in June cf 1965. er's parents, Mr. and Mrs, For- Hood, p~esident, fO: gift aeot wlll be the Onal dance wltb the uce nclusioh of the 21 Mr. liJid Mrs. Don Grll· b ~i,:\;n!~g~t ~~daaghter of The groom IS a graduate of est Bachtel before returning to ber while hospltali<ed. ~· Jays at the park far this year. ~e will be gradua- flth,' David Griffith, Mr. aad 'llr and Mrs. Art Spencer. Star Eastern High School m travelrng prize, do:~eda~arl SATURDAY lloo exercises and dlplomas Mrs. E. P. CI:Isptn, Mrs. Paul Route Chester and tbe groom class of 196t and has Mr and Mrs Vernon Rogers Mrs. Don Mu~eo, I BASHAN VOLUNTEER Fire w!U be awarded to tboSe who O'Neal, Triny, Peggy and Mortie years m the Umted States and ;on Jim. Oak Harbor, Oh1o eel ~rsi G• m~ed a dessert Department are spons;r:~ bave fmlshed the series of .O'Neal, Mr. 81111 Gor: 1, the' son ol Mr. and Mrs. R. H Ballard, R. R. 1, Long BotForce. He has recently re- are vislting her parents, Mr. e ~· ~ss ~ mend Baity ice cream social on au S·~ classes ' of which a minimum Rose and tbree rllwren, .~ tom. from over~as duty In and Mrs. Charles Bennett :,urs~ 11 rsMrsayCharles Hoff: August. '1:/, beginning at · o{15 will be needed. Rose, Harold Rose, Elm~ The Rev Jerry Masters of- ' Vietnam and Thailand and Is . . s. u en, , · Be er and p. m. m Bashan. . Mr. and Mrs· Handley later Swank, Mary Patch, aU fociated at the double ring cer- presently stationed at McCan· Mrs. Lucille Mayes " th~ : : · ;1rs. Willard y THE POMEROY Police Dept. will form a !<)081 cub ,)'lhlcb Newark, Ohio. nell AFB W•chita Kansas guest of her daughter and fanu. 'more. will sponsor an ootaide dance wlll be composed of the' atudaod M e~~Y bride wore a two-piece ' , , ly. Mr and Mrs Ernest Covert • party this SaturdaY Dighl at ents and any couple who has .an curus .Palmer, Mr. nd Ralrsh navy blue suot trimmed with and family in Belpre. the Pomeroy tennis court understandin& of lbe baSICI of ~mter':'...:;rs!!:~i::erpool. P while lace and earned a whrtel Mrs. James Murray has re.inll at a p.m. In case of th. western style B!IU&re danciJlg. ~ .' ' ,, turned lrom Ravenswood, W. S n the dance will be ~eld at • This local club wjll pr!lll.a,biy 1\lr, and MJ'I!, John Newell, Celebrate 13th va. where she spent the past Pomeroy gym. bold two dan<'es a mopth lffil¢1 Jeff $~011. !;ojpriibus; Gleona ' L-'-·· • 23 week with her daughter and Ia. , '"" _ _ wlll be open ID mern~rs of tba Mllboan, Bll!ln Milhoan l!:!a11e. , 8 lrhm«> t~UR· M R d h A 6·30 potluck dinner m ""' -club and b · ' T : 1 • u•t~' Mllh~• Mr Th 13th blfthday of Bobby ffilly, Mr. and rs. an 01p ' .I eceded gues ' ony .... "" .. . -· Ba 1t:y was celebrated Tuesday fO the .:o: of the l Owtl 3 :: evenrng August 23, at llis ~rs·~o~:rtur~~de, . Forest Run MethorliBI church • LaiTy curtto''and . three chud at Long Bottom Route. Wednesday evemng. The Rev. f LQng BcttOm 1 0 Attending were his grand~r::i ] Mrs Dayton Strickland ed~ ~~ ~~:r::' .:~aB;,:o;:: Wendell G. Stuller ~sked grace. rell · " ' ther, Mrs. Kat•e Young a turned home Wednesday, well attended Thurs- Following the dinner, the -Ada Bla!11Won8, . Carl Block ,Jean; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hud- a several we<ks visit at ~ters wa~ The band under group adjourned ID the sanctuBy Mrs. May JobDstoa t I stone, Mr. lind Mrs; Earl Dav son, Mrnersv•lle, and Mark Sor· land Oregon woth her son t:y r~:- of the direciDr ary lor the meeting. Mrs. Russ Mr. and Mrs. Dana Wolf, The Star Class of the Syracuse is, Dana Johnson, Mr. IIIIi !den, Columbus; his pa~e~ts, ' daughter-rn-law , Mr and Mrs R~s ~ presented an inform: Watson president opened with East Uverpool visited Mr. Fint United Presbytl!rian Mrs. Harold : Davis, Gran· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ba~~y i Dayton Strickland Jr ' and I concert during the evening, devotions, usrng as her toprc, and Mrs. Edd Bush and Mr. Church School met in tbe an- vU!e, 0.: Mr. and Mrs. Ott< and the honored guest, o y, famii . ~embers of the booster associ- Tbe Church. The hymn, "What and Mrs. Cecil Roseberry nex of the church Tuesday Aug, Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. Ga~ Allen. Ice cream, caked cnffee M/ and Mrs Donald . r erved the Ice cream A Friend We Have In Jesus," and two children. 23 at 1.30 p.m The president, Bradford, Anthony, Keith ano and cooki~ ~re _serve . were,Columbu;v.sitors :;~nb:ked goods. ' coociuded the devotions. Recent dinner guesll of Mr. Frankie Mumaw, presided and Tamela Bradford, Racine; Mr. day. Mr and Mrs Paul Winebren· Mrs. Jack Curtis read from and Mrs. Cecil Rosebury were read for devotion> the 27 Psalm, and Mrs. Charles Curtis, Mr, . Mr. and Mrs. Elza ner .Columbus, spent the week St. John and also the Word with Mr. and Mrs Henry Lane liJid and offered prayer. and Mrs Paul CurUa, DaytDn, \}-= -! Jr. and sons and Mrs. Elza end' With her parents, Mr. and Power, t-onceming the Bible daughters of Ptltsborghdng P~-· For the roll call and program, Mr. and Mrs. more Sr. visited Sunday at Mrs Karl Owen through the ages and the group who spent a week vr::. each one present read articles Sheila and Eimer New • dyville, Va., with the ' M~ and Mrs ·Lawrence 'IIi!- sang, "I Love To Tell the Sto· Roseberry family. tb s. · pertaining ID women of the Bi- ter, , brother and sister-in-law, Mr. hoa.. were business vis! !Dr> in ry." Two arUcle•, "Book," and ford Roush called on e~ I bie. Mlss Mwnaw is now taking Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Palmer, and Mrs, Pearl Shepherd. Gallipolis Thursday. "That Old Dirt Road," were Mr. and Mrl. !tarry< ams orders for Christmas cards. Edith, MariiYJI and Harriet Pal· Mrs. Wilma Stobart, Mr and Mrs Leo Kennedy read by Mrs. John SCott and of Portland, Mrs. ElSie Roush, Roane! robin cards were sent to mer Youngstown; fdr. and Herbert Dixon and Sosan and William Bane were in Mrs. Fred Nease read, "Molh- 1Mrs. Ethel Johnson of ~ort- Carl Davis, Sara Roush, Clara Mrs: Kermit Andei!cNi, kti-· Roger of Rock Springs Parkersburgh, w. va. Thursday ers Are Not Saints'' and "The land, and Mr. and:•· ~- Rizer, and Laura Watson. ine, Caroline and Robert Aruland Ray Pullins of Pl. Miss marine Criswell student Clothesline " A Prayer lor wood JohnsiDn vis• · Tho meeting closed with the erson Albert Maao, tJernd. w. va., visited Wednesday at St. Joseph H~spitalln Peace by Mrs. Uswln Nease Sylvia Carpenter. Homer lcen-lpraylllg of the Lord's Prayer In ria, Mr. and Mrs. PelT)' Ft. Gay, W. Vo., with Mr. and Parkersburg, visited recently closed the program. . Mr. and Mrs. \unison. Ada Slack, bostess, ser-. CurUa, Marilyn liJid,~Cuf. Mrs. carl Wellrpan and son, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. During the business sessiOn, bower called on Mr. f~~j ved refreshments ID MIBB Mu- tis, David Seale, Mr. IIIII Jimmy Sutton. 'Criswell Other guests the workshop to be held at Mid· Robert Jeffers and th and maw, Rachel McBride, Hue! Mrs. Dougi'as Blasell, Brlln IIIII Mr. and Mrs. l!:a\1 Eggie of Mr.t Cnswell's brother dleport Methndist church on Syracuse, Mrs. Loc:.S~ Mrs Clark, Daisy Roush, Florence Michael Bissell, Ha el Cartle Belleview, Ky., were ~ests the and sister-in-law, Mr. lllld September 7 was anno~ced daughters: Syra nd 'family Potts, Mayme Holmeo, and tbe lbllbla Shumway, Clw'lolte past weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Albert H!ad of Cambridge. and tli!cusBed. It was decided Heleo Ice ow~r 8 hostess. · Durst, Geraldlite Hohd.,... ef Harry Keiser, Minnersvilie. to clean the church on Thurs- Pomeroy · Lou! 1 bow Reedsville: Mr. aDd Mra, Per· 8 Mlss Lena Grueser of Pome- Mrs. Roger Kittle ha• return- day, September 15. Money rna- ~dan!o c~ildren ofcen E..; cy Curtis, Mr. and Mn. Rollllle roy spent Saturday afternoon to her home 1n Glouster Bf· king proJect& were dlecussed, or , Raines, David, D&llllle llld 1 Ricke and Donald with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kersspending several days here including an Ice cream IIOCial ~v; ~ !loU"Lori Raines, Mr. ud Mn. II» er. with her aunt, MlBB Vesta Me- and the seillng of flavoring. een Daile and fain, frio Monaao, Gene IIGillllllo Ak· Miss Lydia Ebersbach and Coy. Mr. and Mrs. Kittle re- The ~ymn, "You Ought To ~nd ~ lied 011 YMr and ron; Mr. liJid Mn. John Brew· Mrs. Jay Warner and children, turned last week trom a trip ID Know Him," closed the meeUng. J;s O::o,;,e~a Icenhower 'recent- Mrs. Dale Smith entertained er, Myra Ratbbum, WMt Clrretumed home last Saturday, the east. Attendmg wert the above, · with 8 Stanley party Thursday rollton: Mr. aDd Mra. WayDI! ter spendrng two weeks at Lake· The Rev. and Mrs. Bill Me· and Mrs. Alfred Yeauger, ly8!1arllll1l Fl!!ll!lnl ..turned liO mornmg at her home, Sprinl Chatman, Jolmstown; Wayne side. Omber and children have re- Mrs. John C. Bally, Mrs. Aman· her horne alter sptindfl'l lour Milhoan, Charleston, W. Va.. Larry, Steve and Jeff to tbeir home in Piqua da Baer, Mrs. Hanson Holter, Columbus with relit ' ' o!iowing a demonstration Mr. and Mrs, Olin Reyuoldl, are spending this week a visit here with her si•· Mrs. Mark Evans, Mrs. Edith ~"'! 'arid ""'""' J.lra, Eugene Triplett, games Parkersburg; Mr. and 'Mn, their grandmother. Mrs. Ray and family, Mr. and Mrs, Sisson, Mrs. Wendell G. Studer, i !''Anj, Vip~an replayed and prizes award- Larry Blackstone and chlkiren, warner and son, Dr. Marvin Bernard Fultz. The Fultz chi<· Mrs. Stacie Arnold, Mrs, liar- turned hQIIII! to Gwnna ed to Mrs. Ray Seldenabel, Heath; 0.; Tony Davit, WestWarner at London, Beth, Barl>ara, and Bee ry Wyatt and guests, Rev. W~ 1 tictUOP Wltb bet Dwight Parker, Mrs. El· erville; Kr1s WUBM, WellaVJlle, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weeks accompanied tbem to Piqua deU G. Stutler, Miss Marcia er · Mn. Mill1lll Couch, Mrs. Arnold Hayes and Mary Jo. Wheeler, and family of Reynoldsburg, .~- and then on 00 Convoy for a Karr, Harold, Dale Eddie and Mrs. Guy Cowan, Mrs, j:Ja rived Wednesday for a VIS!! visit with their grandparents, Jane Sisson and ~ Ann Nease. l;f!'·, 1!1111\111• Clrt Hubvard won the door GIVE DINNER with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sinn. Sunday Sherltnt ancl prize. Eldon weeks and Mrs. and Mrs. Fultz were In wenl io G!llllpoU1 I Relreshmenll were served by Mr. and Mrs. Linder Dalm Scholl. and brought their dauMr. Wllllllll Cllmcb, IJid ' lba hostess to tb8 above and entertained with a dloner 01 Pomeroy, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nicely ghters home. Mn. Vfr«<l ll<lllar of Mrs. Tbomas Young, Mrs. He!- Tuesday at their borne, FIM . Columbus, spent the past visited Mrl. Mona 1.on1. .. Diddle, Mrs. William Wal- woods. Guesll were Mrs. Antill end with Mrs, Nicely's 16th Anniver.ary Mr. aDd Mra. Sebby Joe son, Mrs, Cle!JD(i Hines, Missos da Baer, Mrs.~·=: Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Of Cl b Celebrat'ed The Lord's Prayer in unison i and family bl Racine and Faye Reibel and and Mrt Edw 01 berry Ave. The 16~ anniversary of the and the pledge to the American ..Ued on Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reibel. Minerm e. --------- - - - -Mrs. Nellie Kepler Cannsta Club was observed on ftaa opened the regular meet- wood Johnston. ta ber borne, Columbus, evening with 8 dinner ing of the Syracuse Ladles AUX· Mrs. Ethel Johnson and Mrs. alter a weeks visit with ()sear's Restauranl in illary of th~ Volunteer Fire Elsie Roosh, Portland. Lydia Stewart. Department in tbe village hall their sister, Mrs. Anna Mr. and Mrs. 1!:. R. Kincaid The returned to the Monday night, Aug. 22. bower and Homer. '_____ _ 1 and daughter, Cynthia home of Mrs, ChDrles Bradbory Roll caU was answered by II Mrs. Gibbons of the card purl)' following. members present. Reports clea brought by those attend·[ Mich., spent a couple of, were Mrs. Earl Daven- were read and approved. ing will be held. u-.~son, l this week with Mrs. Lydia Sll' port and Mrs. Eugene Har· · Plans were completed to Present were Myla "' wart. rls. Winning prizes were Mrs. serve the canteen for the Blood· Do~na Phelpa, Elleeo'Ll•~:~::l Richard Gress, Mrs. William rnobUe visit to Pomeroy Moo- Edith Hood, Thelma Childs, Mrs. Lionel Gabbs and day, Aug. 29, Marte Rizer, Clara aS 0 Edna French. Mrs. Don- Tbe Sept. 12 meeUng wlll be Mary Laveoder, Agnes, Wnl~l,[ bald ' ,i" Potluck Dtnner p ome y Wa~d ~"':,ay vis::.,~ ~~r:.~:aof =~Sg . • w. O.; ...... ' Doris l;ln Phone 992-5432 JOHNSON CITY, Te1. (UPI) J~ told Wesn.atocraUc Itadera Saturth'l tbe present Congress already written a bright 1D history but !bat the still caanot be IBtiafied wbal II Is aecompllshiog. Ile apoke by telephone from Tu;11 ranch ID the Western l)emocraUc Conference National Park in '2· earn after school or on week ends ••. birthday and Christmas checks, go right into my own bank &avin~~;s account! Not all , of RCAVICTOR STEREO SOUND 199·95 5 course, but most -and, rememl:>,. ~avings earn interest (Qt you!• Start saving here NOW ·~· · ,J- 1 Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ' Sennng Meigs Count., for ovn 94 year• POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit IDiuraDct Corporation The lamlly decided ID hold a reunion next year also at Cedar Lakes on the Brsl Sunday ID August. Raym!Jild Parsons was asked to make the , arrangemeoll fll' nen year. Attendtq were Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Casto, Parkereburg; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barr,,, :~:j port; Mr. and Mrs. R Parsons, Woodrow, ' Tonight·...Friday ELBERFELDS IN .POMEROY At~~dlorld ARE OPEN UNTIL 8 •• AND TOMORROV SATURDAY NIGHT OPEN UNTIL 9 ( RCA VICTOR SOLID STATE STEREO with FM·AM AND FM STEREO RADIO II Ht,... 1 thrlll-prlced ate reo thot con Come see the many wonderful valuts and styles In the Busy Gatha, Rowena, and Flora Rae, Rock· castle; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rowley and He!eo, Ripley; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barr, RaMie and Tomm~, Leon Route; Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Blair, and Larl, Mineral Wclla: Mr. Ready to Wear Dep1rtment - · 1lso the Prlntuss m1n Mr. Dougl1s Lang on the 2nd floor til!• wHbnd. II and Mrs.ill,Delmar Hea;~~~~~ Delmar Rebecca, and Robert wmtam, Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Michael, Steve and Debbie Parkersburg; Mr. Milton Barr, TbarnvUie: Mr. and Mrs, Johnnie Morrison aDd Uoyd, ThornvOle; Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. Hosdlar, Lobeck; and the honoree, Mn, Flora Barr Casto, Rock- 1..~~---~--_.1~ ' • :-i"' . ·---------------- family. Only • few more days in our August Furniture Sala - Only 1 few mor1 d1v1 in our August S.le of Scotts Grass SHd 1nd bt movtd from room to rqom. Safld state 20-wttt ptok - r 11trtO amplifltr drlvoo two 9' oval duo-cont aptoktro. Solid Stoto radio tunor briDII you tho bon"' notonlnc ptu• urt 91 FM-AM trid fM,Ste~. Studiomille 4-IPfod chlnctr will! ,_.. _......._ ... -... Fttlbtr Al:tl. on Ton.t ,Arm. loptrato ball, lrtblo, sloroo 1111ond compenuted lou4no01 <111riirots. TIPf rtcordor Input/output Jack. .. ·, ·' · · 'THE M...OIT,TRUSTE? ScoHs Turf Builder. ROOa.TO-RDOI IOIIutY , , , ""Ill.., II "" 5 ' FIIIIIIED !JI ALL'FOUR SIDES ,.., fllo ._toto 11M of ICA .._.. i1lnoVIolet ,_,.. PloJon with ~¥ onil PM en ulo en the , 2illj IIW. NAM~ tN eUCTRONIOI ' BE THRIFTY! ... SAVE YOUR SALESUPS _. _._______··- ELBERFELDS JN 'POMEROY II------~---~~~~,, ;,. '•' n1ll11D1 down the people, raid· · ~tree~~!, li:abblnl IDI· lhOps; earryln& placards dem~ "wipe out revision· Ism," "Wipe out capltailsm," "tear down ·paper tilers,'' and II n If a 1 new revolutionary JODIIS. All forms of "bourgl\:s Westemlsm" were being attacked. Yooths with Western ll)'le hllialll were. forcibly iteiJed and .their heads shaveol. Women witb trousers cons!· dered too tlghl bad lhiir lrouaera sUI or cut off at the lcbooll. 'ftte mmpaglng tee& qn hurled. orange peels aDd rocki at prleata. The Soviet newa agency Tass laid nine membera of China's MW "revolutlooary youth" !tad been killed by clllzena slrlldlli back at their Peking rampage. Other reporll reaching Tokyo and J1o11a Kong meolloned bloodahed but then were no delalls. 'ftle Soviet Union offlclaUy ~ prolalfeil· lllbnilar to l'eldDc peniiDtiD& about ~ ~ acll of hpollpnlanl agalnat the Russian Mmy and was filllnl in !lie Rl1811an pubUc oo tbe cultural revollillon. Tau dlspalcltel told ollbe armll of "eaptlatlllll!, eounter-revolutkmarles" and t1ae wbo oppooe tbe "Red Gl.fant's'' acUoo. 'lbe prooeriJ of lbele personl wu confllcated. Many travelers In China, particularly llae from Hong Kon1, Macao and otber poinll In Southea!il Asia expressed fear and lllid they were fleein& the country, One tourllt repm. ed 500 persona walllna at the Chlneae border town of Shwndn• fJJr clearanca to reenter . .. J, Bq - -.. J...J . toarllla uld IIIey ' wir4J1lftalend. .. ......... Gunl 'l'h offk!lll . Iff- China llet1C1 r· ll'll!d -with approval ' \ 'led Guard" IIIIIYemenl. "' !be earn.. palgn Ia obi. ~ oe old rooir - old pbli<Ql lll d culture' old CUitoDII • "' . adllion•." But tbo Pe 4,~~ d correapondent of :t. "c ·apa.eoe llainlchi Shh ~:;. i ut ol Japan's most r. ~,..~ ;~a ne:npapers, reporte, ~ J'. ~ "Rei Guards" were be. '$. :;, ~ 1 by tens of thousandl 0 .. -ers, aovernment el .. -:sand housewives. Ill wearing red armbands. Mainlchl described condition• decadea "lli!i ~ petbJg, culture and ereate This wu bl Iii' prals!Dg !be IRI'"DIIir feallval in Harbin, The fesUval was exemplary becaUJe 11 · !be ((I'Ut red oanner Tse-Tung'o tbougbt." II festival !tad awept - · ·'-'' ''bladt llne of Dterature and art" a;ad Fo>'ed ._..,. IDll ~-"· NOW YOII KNOW The cheetah, a mea.-..~k~ the cal ftmily, Ia !be ~ llllmalln !be ...... '. been eJocked to 84 Dlllea per boar, ta Callt.er'•·a&c7+1f•'a (ng Greater lfl44t. Ohio VaUe11 THREE SECTIONS Flomeroy-XIddleport SUNDAY, AUGUST 28, 1966 be. :.0... -· · . . . , . -. . · · · ' " -· ·Crazed Ex·-_ Ciir;Dealer in aRollabout Cabinet for only "Money earned this summer, •. money I'll 1'he· j'Red Guards'• were npotim. - ... -.. ·.:; ~·~, ';c":. :" ~:. ·:. . 0 I have my own Savings Account! Canlolr ill !be 1011th. '1'1.:•'!1111 Guard"· ~ Into - - l l. aDd ICboola, IIDlllhed pleturel and llaluel of tba Vir11JI Mary, ripped up or bumed Ottlsuan Bibles, raised tbe Red llq over !be chorchos and plaoed liusta of Mao bl the • 'I at Blooclmobl e The family of Mrs. Barr Casto bonored her on her 75tb birtbday August 7, at Ced· ar Lakes, Ripley. A very enjoyable picnic dinner was served at 12:30 witb tbe invocation being pven by Mr. Arthur Barr. Later Ia the afterno<•n.ll Mrs. Casto opened several gifts presented to her by Pmlnce· Ia !be to MaDcllurla In tbi 118t and It baa paped more sponsiblliUes to beip reach landmark lel(lalaUon thllll any these gnats, other congress-tbe ElemeDta- ChatUng earlier with tepor· ry and Secondary Educatiou ters at his ranch the President Act, the lli8ber Education Act, di I ed that ~ bad received vot!Dg riJibll, Medlcare, traflie s~"!.,.oone clll at 8-lO am. safety and Diany more." the Ohio ~~tie 1be President IBid the Co Columb Western Demacrall had belped oven11on a1 us. elect lhi8 Conaresa and that be lie reported the couvenUon knew they could be equally hltll 11111& blm 1 "happy effective In tbe elections Ibis birthday" and that alate party year. ~ bad invited him IBid be regretted But be added !bet no !ianipalgn in Ohio lhi8 fall. bla trip Friday to ldabo, Con,cress or Prealdent could promised be would. IColoroulo and Oldaboma w'mld solva Ill tbe nation'• 20th The ~nt wu asked ..,,~.nperml,_t a atop at !be century probiiiDS. He aald !be be were surprised 1 1" but ~ be ~ CIIIIIJllrY cauld not be 11tlllled lilrllouts wblcb - · ·110 Uw* tbo ~ '·"" '!Dill Ita air ,IJ!CI wa1e11 ~. B'r~ on lila .IUp(Mirt df !ill iirotiram. free .~f polluitOti, slreelto llid vieW of public ~))' · ll'a.tef!d lliiil!borbooda are free of indicallllg hl1 I NldJub ' ' :Llftl , Jtil1:rime aDd ·1111111 aD ~ was lilppJnc. ; iD Soulheut Alia. ,,., llltlo. &f~• ·· llt!! llilllt • He repllect' that ba lltougbt lila lePJatlve program, li.~ ' · Mil ji; · IIIIi, the crowds were good, tbal · jquate medleal care, ~ eojoyed !bern, and thai he lllb CoogreJs will soon;~ ·~· &ooo~ · Jbb!. · - . seen nothing in polls 00 l>eecl!ne history-and wbat •I ,,.,.,._ Dlil· the•·ollll'!l ,_. lbat hi woold not bava brl@l chapter II blatory II willj aomiiUIIIIlifl· h... ~ beavj ,.., turnouts. Auxiliary Will Serve Canteen MUis also attended the din- White, held· atandthean home Slack, Sylvia Zwillmg auctionof ofAgues arU· Ada a guest, Vickie Rizer. ' p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:r,-=.--=----=-.~-.~=-:.~~ ta:..ny. · Ga thers at Cedar Lakes ' u.s. ets Escalate to Record Raids 156 Mission Total Exceeds 8::S Johnson D1sa tisf1ed ~::P~~~~!N!en... Stanley Party Is Gtven at I Smtth Home C t Fam1·1Y lli1k!aDI GaDipoiii-PL Pleasant oi gr;,., . • lUttS VOL. 1 NO. 30 »re CROW'S STEAK HOUSE . m.. llftote4 2'o :·. . portlol. I a: ulloD-Iram Pair IIIII fCiltlnued mild Iunday. 1lflb SUnday moaily In 8011. Moaday partly cleudy and Wltm IIIIth dtance of allernoon Hobert.:= Mrs. !lrialliot&t ·tile WEATHER ~~¥~i.:W~ S~: Ci; lacluded Embalsy. S..porl Mao ...... Articles Read · About Women , Of he B'ble• ' , Society Notes tlat The "Red Guard" oJ'IIUI(zattoo wu lint repo~ lo clqpalches from China on Aug. II' wben Ill members appeared at a mass rally bl Pekin& to voice their support of Cblnne party cbalrman Mao TieTUna'• great "cultural revolulliln"-hls term for a me. ~ lbeo .the org~Uon bas erown by leapa and boundiJ Reports from Red China aald !be "Red Guards" were active Church WSCS Fl ts ol Cllbollc DUDI >aDd· prielll W(ft hlllll\llated In pubUe and foreign -.!BIIIirs were trylnjt to flee the eOutltry, JOY . t I ,. tbo RuMIID llaollpnlam" llioaJnc •:=:;:· o•d T . . .' Jt"!: I E . ed by . ' ~~~~I!Dkta -prollllld;Mact, man U:,. ' . • • spolli:S' About "THE PLEASURE SEEKERS" Ann Margaret . l2-Danr SelittneJ. Pomero)'-:MlddlepOrt, 0., Aug. 241, M~.McKnlg,.t s's . ' ~ ' Nam with a record 156 raids and American paratroopers uncovered VIet Cong supply and training areas contain· lng classrooms, documents, test papers and ammunitions, U. S. officials disclosed Saturday. The Air Force raiders, prevented by bad weather from striking the industrialized areas around Hanoi, concentrated (Qstead on the southern panhandle. They hit 181 taraeta Including 17 oil' fn the Frida~ raids. Tbe Air Force, Navy and 151 missions were 10 Marine raiders concentrated IDC)re than the previous record lbeir attacks in the North in _. last Wednesday, the areu around Dong Hoi \J. s.• Marines met little Thanlt Hoa and Vinb and at the Saturday Ill two Mu Gia Pass supply route into neeps in lht northern provin- South Viet Nam. COl near !be damilitarlzed zone Sel Ma111 Elplos1001 Nortlt and Sooth Viet Pilota reported e nmunterthe)' found 31 more ing heavy anllalroralt Bre, but it llif .ne· ill II major there were no lmmedlatA! rellgbl Friday and ports of downed planes. tbal 3I9 o! the ene- Maj. Bey L. Cowan, ~ of beeo kU!ed bl the hro Ptovldeooe, Ky., led a flfPt of lona operations. F4C Phantom jell against a Flad Supply Damp storage area 36 milea off Dong Paratroopers of the U. 8.. Hoi and left stocks of war 173rd Airborne BriJiade found . materials burning. lhe hastily abandoned supply In Scuth Viet Nam, 852 dump in ths Cam My dlslrlcl of bombers struck a suspected Phuoc Tuy Province 30 miles VIet Cong troop coocentnllon 1181 of Saigon during a sweep along the central coast and bit 1 la~F~:[Co.s also abandon- :.n::. ~~~ ~gceo~ 50,000 rounds cf ammunilion and stacks of ohlll1 for mortars, antitank guns and recoilless rifles. coast and hll a suspecled guerrilla base camp 10 miles northwest of Saigon ID a second raid Saturday. � 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 26, 1966 hart parsons thornton zoldak