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Problemo related to the nesting instincts of the nomadic instinct that wives are defined In li report in along Main U.S. Lady, the famlly aervi<:l! • ev'!"Uation from Saigon - with three •mall children last ¥ellr. t) "How sorr~ we !eel fDr thoie ~al. gests," slle says, "that tribute women at home who have Barbara s. Wilson, wife of is due us oomadlc women." plunge blindly into buying foreign service oflicer Thomas Women survive the decoratijrst house without lhe F. Wilso'l> ~tly.. aerving as ing and furnishing problems invaluable experience of know· consul at .the U.S. ·Embassy in temporary nesting by firsthand ali the things they Saigon say• it 'takes great upon the experience as ' want.'' Mra. Wiloon oald. adaptability to reconcile the ralion for the ultimate The hazards of houomg in nesting in,tinct witlr a hus- according ta Mrs. Wilson. are less risky, of band's foreign service or "She ratlonalius that it than those encountered military career. .be hers at some vague t'Y the oom•dlc families. u11iat so many of us are Itime," she said. Her "The usually is doing 1t reasonably well sug- nomadic advenlure was and I've never beard ·of tickS brteding·· ln the walls ol a !lOUSe In tlie States," Mrs. WilBon 118id~ · "But the houses l bave Jived in abroad have made, me realize that an ultimate ·next must allow areas for pnvacy. This m>ght have escaped me if l had oeen expooed only to the togetherness trend of Stateside housin~ nnw in vogue." The ·~ood goints about a big house wero Jeam~ when the s once lived m a 17~room hous witi1. fitful plumbing and • ,r ··-· .. · .' ·• -•;;f-. ' ancertaJn heat. But, ai!CO)illl!a 8alui'n. .ftiplter, ·Map u1 ta Mrs Wilson. It had' mi'"Y_· V.enus. · _ ·! advani3ges over "the cumJit The evening star Ia ~Amertcao ' style of parlor- · Pioneer Amerlclll' jOumallll bed!':"""-a!ld-slnk Gra¢ Ceo- James Gordon · ~ wu trai house.. bum on fills WI)' Ia . ~· . . . . On this day I~ ~lslol7$ !be Almaaa• · In 1932, New .. Yot; City By UDIIed Pres• lotereatloul Mayor Jl~my Walker ~igned Today Is Thursda~. Sept. I, alter an tnvetlllgat!On at the 2~th da~ oll!N16 with 121 to corrupU~ by .th~. ,..abury follow. · Committee, . ,. The moqn .is between Its full In 1939, World ":t" brobl phase and l815t quarter· out ~ ~ eel The morning stan are Poland. · ' · • I j ' ,, ' ., • ent1ne I ·t : North VietNamDo Two More U.S. Plane MERO'Y SHOP at ELBERFELDS 1n ,- • FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 8 and SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 SAIGON <UP!) -Two u.s. Both pllo!J were listed u l -u.s. Air FCl'Ce and pla1101 were shol down over 1mlsalng. pilots Dew 339 oorties North VIet Nam Thuroday II was the seeor¥1 day in a Communist targela In • during raids that cut villll row lhe United Statea bad loot IViet Nam Thursday, spoiCommunist railway Unes be· lwo pialli!B in raids agai!l8t the [said. tween Hanoi and Red China, Communist North. Combll1edl -U.S. Anny lsi U.S. military opokesmen report- with the 115 planes reported Division troops ended titer ·. ed taday. It bmugbt ta 351 the down in 89uth Viet Nllm, it da~ old operatioll number of planes lost Ill the air brought to 4ti6 the total number Thuroday, 28 mn. war against the Communist of pianeo ohot down during the Sal,on. Americann~ North. Viet Nam war. Terrorists tedly ldUad 101! C In the South, ground action Terrorllts Continae Campaigo the aclion, picked up u U.S. and South Communiais terroriola oonti- "light" ouualties ~== Vielnamese troops battled Viet nued their campaign to sabo- -Two Air Force_ Cong guerrillas near Salgoo and tage SOuth Viet Nam's Sept. II ' bombed and llr8l!!d iD the Central Highlands. At electiono, blowing up a polling !Cong concenlratioo oear least 20 Communists were office in a village 27 miles i Nhon, 290 Jniles .aor1b .~ killed and 22 were reported 1 north of Saigon. At least five Saigon, killing "a nnmbar11 1 Viet Nam war. Vienameae were injured by the Communisla and dtsbvjlQf · U.S. spokesmen said an Air blast. buildings. Force FlOS Starlighler and a In other war deveiopmento: The Air Force Fl• prop-driven AlE Skyraider -U.S. B5Z Stratofortresses ers Dew tbrou&b tbundenttai went down tn the southern today bombed a suspected Viet and "missile elotlds" panhandle area of North Viet Cong troop concentration and North Viet Nam'a rillllllllo :JD 1!11 Nam in attacks againot the rail headquarters area iD Phuoc placed, tho IJ!Qkesme. line that funnels supplies from Tuy Province, about 35 miieo The area betw8on China lo Hanoi. east-southeast of Saigon. <Conlinlled OJi 1 See Our Beautiful Selection Of Womens Tailored Shirts GIRLS COATS It won 't be long 'till she needs the warmth of a good Fall and Winter Coat And we have just the coat. for her. Buy now while our selection ls fresh. In the p r i c e range you desire. Build a wardrobe of shirts from this wide selection. We have them all - prints, plains and Beautiful ali wool labrics and heeksuedes !lOme with fur trim. fancies. 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't''' " ' .. ., :-a· ' ,,, ' • ,,; .' ·r· ,I \f \ • ' • Cubs Snap Reds Victory String; LA Town for Ill 'lbe 'win streak ~.. 111.apped 'l'lll!n- games. majors since he joined Balli- Pappu, sinc:e the sbowlnl of the rlgbthallder,, - · llfth as DOn '·II::~~~=i·~ .AIIeill Doclcen move Into 'day night by C!dc8g0 In oui"il-3 'lbe defeat dropped the Reds more in 1957 ao a bonus baby. brPak, hao 10.1 four .of five de- of three players obtained from Beckert and Crolley Field loalgbt te begin rout, planned tit send ace Jim back into a tie for fifth place He was tagged for silt hits cislons and has an eal'lled the Orioles for Frank Robiii!IOII, Pappas walked ~ their flnal aeriel of the se.ason Maloney (14-4) to the hill and put Milt PapPas in the posi-~and four runs before deparling average of 6.60. but that's as far as he wW go. da Pinson made an with the ClncinnaU Reds. against Claude Osteen 113·11).1lion of facjng tbe prospecl of with his lOth loss against nine o Manager Dave Bristol will adRed1 Led l!arl The Cubs ~~~t 1 . ped 'lbe lleda, whose eight-game The Jeama wlll play three his finl looillg season in the wins. mlt he is dlsappointed with the Y 8 1 n more in die · as . The Reds JU1D out to ~ doubled with two out ciff aNCINNATJ (1JPI) - 1 . . Big 0 Calls Reds Trade 'Worst on Record' 64 hmbler . . . . . . 2Dr.6eyll.... . .n<loN bilfe .... Mot.. CINCIIINATl (UP!) - Baskelballl's Oscar Robertson and baseball's Frank Robinson formed a mutual admlration sobore several years ago, and It's still going strnng. Before the Cincinnati Reds traded Robinson to Baltimore IBBt year. the star ouUielder rarely missed an opportunity in · 65 Pontiec G.T.O. T........ 2 Dr. Hardtop. 4 _..tr.... 63 Ford Geluie SOl 4 'Dr; ....- . · malic: trant. ltecll1 and htahr, wh~e power waD ~reL 1tterln1 ' 65 Dodge Dirt 2 Dr. 270 hrlia, 6 eylfno der, lhncllrd trans., racUe "The public expects absolute! llobert!on is looking forward les. but I think it's a waste of they do. l won't hold out just perfection from them and If to another National Basketball tlme for the veterans who al'l' because 1 don't want to go to they somelimea make a mistake Asaocia<loo season, but not to assured of a positioo.'' training camp." then the fans climb all over pre-season training. Askad if h• planned to hold One of the highest - salaried them. I think athletes In this "I don't •ee any reason why out hke he did last year, Rob- performers In sports, Oscar · category aughf to gelellra pay I have to go to training camp," ertson •eplied· certain to seek e ratse over the for some of the abuse they have the &-font-5 Royals ace asserted. "I may iJ the club doesn't estimated $80,000 he received to_________ take. • camp Is fine for rook· meet my salary terms. But if last yfi'r. _,_I"Tralnmg ___:__.:_.:_ ___ __::.::::~=--=::::.::....::::.:::::::..::.:::-=::::~.::.::________ - A v'L Opens 7th Season the off.... ason to see hi• buddy. Oscar, In action for the Clncia· naU Royals. and hooter 65Must•nA _I! J 6 eyllndor, Standard lhlftf rallio & h .... r, wh1hwal . ht onzg ~ lead in the forst inning oH Cubs ~ Cal Koonce on Pete Rose s single and Tommy Helms' double. Rose Is batting .310 and Helms .307. er Jack Bald.cbun, oin<lllie~,·lt­ appointing part of the trade KeSBinger sl~~~:l:~= to tlrtrd, 8\!ckert Billy Williams singled. . , .;; It stayed that way until the fourth inning, when Ernie Banks hil his 13th homer to tie the game. . Cine~~· scored lloree In tbe 1 IDiemaU-1 Leap Slalld ngs By UnJ•·• - • ., Int<rnatlooal - "' W. L. Pet. Two more Chi""'?- 1il'iifl scored in each of the f~; lJO Innings. ,._,.,,{ The final two Cincinnati •i!ilta' in the eighth wbomrthi :;'.:;' bunebed four hits, lllli~ 1 a double by Deron andng a 1wo-run trlple .., •1 SHOTGUN MATCH 79 62 63 .560 559 80 · 79 63 .556 T.! 69 .511 70 71 .4!16 By the same token, Robertson frequently attended Reds By GARY KALE choice over visiting Buffalo . 70 72 .493 Florida schools, lnclndlng end State. four-point Sunday in the feature game of Jacksonville 65 78 .455 15 games as a Robinson fan. UP! Sports Writer 64 Ford Gelexie Fred BllethlkoU of Porida San Olego Is a 500XL 2 Dr. Horcltop. e the weekend openers. Syracuse 53 00 .371 27 Interviewed at his hom~ here, T h e American F 0 0 t b a II Trursday'o lleoulll cyllnUr, 4 spnll tram. expressed sharp crllicism League opens its seventh Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 2, 1966-3 meeting is an early renewal Rochester 7 Buffalo 4 l.Jir, ftiiW of the trade that sent Robby to season tonight with expansion a grudge battle between ITniiHio 4 Richmond 1 62 Ford F1irl1ne Ballimore. tearn Miam'1 wove!·;·mg quarter· "1b ha to be th 4 500. 2 Dr., I cyllnd.,., a1 • one ~,1 e millioJH!ollar quarterback Rick Chargers could have 1965 division ttencf•nl tram. 5 Syracuse 2 worst trades ever made, de· Norton of Kentucky against an problems because of 62 Ford Gel. 500 clared Robertson. Oakla d team thai . . Ladd's departure to Houston. "I'll hel Frank in8 th n 11 conSI• 4 dr. I eyl. At frons. P. . w e dered a threat to go all the way oloeJ'Int. rotllo ond haalar Amencan League triple crown ;, the Western Division. Houston Is a seven-point - batting average, home runs, over visiting Denver Saturday 64 Ford F.700 and run.• batted in. And it wW Miami, as expected with a Major Lea111e Standings American League night. Dump Tnrolo. I oylllldor. .S opood trano. 2 opood roar serve the Reds right. Frank newcomer that collected cast- By UDitd Press fnternadonal w. L. Pet. GB The National Football League •Ill•. Lent wheel mad• up his mind he was go- arts, expendablea and roakles, Nadoaal League Baltimore 83 50 .IIU completes its pre-season slate 63 Mercury ing to show (Reds owner) Bill falled II win a game Ia four W. L. Pet. GB Detrnlt 72 61 .541 11 with Baltimore at Detroit and 78 56 .58'1 ... Minnesota 72 63 .533 12 MinneS(Ita at Dallas tonight and c - 2 Door Ho"""" lle Witt and when he sets hll ubibfllon otaris. Oakland wao Pittsburgh mind to something, he u-.Ually 2-2 in pte-season play. San Francisco 78 56 .582 ... Cleveland 70 65 .519 14 a Saturday night program that lfHrlnt OM ....., AviiiiiiiiH tranL does it." The Raiders are 'solid 14-point Los Angeles 75 57 .5611 2 Chicago 71 116 .51& 14 includes Philadelphia at Wasb64 Ford Gelnle :!ayo Crltles Unfair favorite' to bog lie Pbiladelphia 72 64 .529 7 California 67 67 .500 161> ington, San Francisco at Los 510. 4 Dr. I eylllldu, auto. Clad in a T-sbirt aticl work Dolphins Itt die Orange' Bowl Cincinnati 66 116 .5111 10 New York 81 74 .45% 23 Angeles, Cleveland vs. Pittrono. llocllo oncl hut.r panti, Roberison had lttterrupt- and launch their tille project St. Louis 68 116 .507 10 Washington 62 76 .449 23 4 tsburgh at Birmingham, Ala. , ""ltowo0 ed mowing his lawn for lhe ;. Oakland p!IIM to do the Atlanta 63 69 .477 14 Boston 60 73 .435 251> and New York vs. Green Bay terview. with eight fonner stars from Houston 61 7! .455 17 Kansas City 59 77 .434 251> at Milwaukee. 63 Chevrolet He was the picture of a casNew York 59 76 .437 191> Baltimore won its lot . Alrw. 4 Dr . 6 • C,l. ual suburbahlte, but there was Chicago 47 86 .363 ~ Tbanday'o Resnlts consecutivo exhibition~-~~!~; ltonclorsl tr.,., While woO nothing casual about his com'l'llursday'o Resnlll Cleveland 4 Baltimore I, Thursday night by ~~~ . Jh,t ,. ments on the ll!oblnson deaL New York 2 San Francisco 1 Detroit 7 Chicago 5, night Detroit ~- Johnny · 60 Chevroltt.. ,;, . 1; He said the Orioles' star was By Ul!lled Prelo Jatenatlonal Phlla 3 Houston 1 night New York 5 California 2, night quarterbacked the Colts' · .l~a. 4 Dr. J,RIIIIdu, lv'-rnltlc frlnL Wti1te. subjected to a great deal of unNalloaal LeaJill" Los Ang 1 Pittsburgh 3, night IOnly gaones scheduled) slve for three quarters woU tlrwo, rodlo & hlltor 8 · Pet. Chicago 11 Cincinnati 3, night fair criticism during his 10 . G. AB. R. ~ntributed a two-yard sccorin•ll 64 Fe leon :.~: ., Alou P1t !lli 426 61145 340 Frlday'o Probable Pltcben "' years in Cincinnati. • · St Louis 7 Atlanta 4 night pass to Jack Mackey. Lennie · PUllin oi Dr. i•:W;M.s.r. 1315611 rll81 "A lot of people overlooked Alou, AU ·FridaY'• Probable 'Pitchers (Starling Tlmeo EDTI Moore scored the other Baltl· Aut.. troho, Ito,. & hoot413 72 135 .:rn 117 lhe fact that Frank often played Strgel, PJI . (starting Times EM' Washmgton at more touchdown on a threeor. Wh-oll Mroo. ·te in·JUri.. that would have Carty Clmate AllPit 26li2'1 81 172 . . at New York' desp ' Philadelphia Ortega U0-10 vs. Newman yard burst and Lou Michaels ~~ llelcon 122 414 66 132 sidelined other players," said Allen • Pbil 115 428 1!1 134 .3!3 Bunnlag (1~9) vs. L. Miller (0- 7) . 11 p.m. bueted two field gsais . . 2:Dr, ILql.ltolldord trona; , ""lo 11M hootor. Robertson Rose' Cin 134 560 a9 175 310 0). 8 p.m. Boston at Kansas City- The New York Jets routed "The booing and crlllciSm San~ Chi 121466 'li 142 ·310 Chicago at Plltsburgh-Jen- Fischer (1-0) vs. Krau"e (10- the Boston Patriots 41-3 Robby received lo typle~~ Hel~ Cin . 1,11!-~ Mobile, Ala .. In the finnaa:~i'~~~~~~ 307 kins (2-6) vs. Veale (13-9) . 8:15 8). 9 p.m. what happen~ to the top -~ . Cldoion, ·Pit · i.lll 415 •.1~ p.m. . New York at Minnesota- of the AFL exhibition "· In any sport, oald the mall te- Tom All 128475 711 i4ll Los Angeles at Cincinnati- Talbot '11HOI vs. Grant (10-13). Mike Taliaferro, starong garded by many 81 the gre!lleSI ' Amerkaa League , , Osteen (13-11) vs. Maloney (14- I p.m. place of the injured Joe all-around player In baakelb811. · G; AB:R. &:Pot. 41. 9 ~.m. Baltimore at Namatll at quarterback, threw F.Rbsn Bat !31'4911 101157 San Frsncisco at St. Louis- Nally <12-41 VI. John (13-8). lloree TD passes for the J~:~~ ~~ Cadillac - Oldsmobile Oliva 132 509 'IMI156 ' .306 Sadecki (4-'1) or Herbel (4-41 p.m. Jim Turner kicked field g< "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" .. JC8~ Del 116 399 74119' .298 vs. Wasl!burn 10-71. 9 p.m. Detroit at Cleveland, 2- of 19 and 11 yards, and Powell Bal :p 426 7a 125 .293 Houston at Atlanta, !-- McLain (1&-111 and Sparma Hudson streaked 94 yards Pomeroy, Ohio Mantle', NY '103325"'lt8'9f .289 Dierker 17-8) and Zachary (1-1) 7) vs. Bell (13-10) and Hefner a fumble recovery for anoltherll 992-5342 Wgnr, CJe 123 438 ··63126".288 VI. Cloninger (11-9) and Jarvis (~). 6 p.m. New York score. Cbris, KC 1112 326 41 t.f'.285 <1-1). 7 p.m. Sallnlay•, Gamea iiiiiiiiiiiiii Vlntne, Was 130 452 70121 .283 Satnnlay'o Games and now at a most KlbfW, Min 135 472 88133 .282 Phila at New York, night Baltimore at Chicago PRA CTI CA L P'RI C EI McA!fe, Del 'II 331 70 93 .281 Hous at Atlanta, 2, twl-night New York at Minnesota, ! The Notionalino Water Condition• ;. tho Home Jlau Chicago at Pittsburgh Boston ol Kan City, twilight result of e)(ttnsivt e.:perience ond research. N 1 t II D a I Leape: Aaron, Los Ang at Cincinnati, night Washington at Calif, night Uhimalo in ~mplicity and efficiency of Braves 36: Allen, Pbfillea & San Francisco at St. Louis Detroit at Cleveland, lwilight operation. Fully automatic, electric timer Mays, Giants 33; Torre, Braves _ _ _ _ _ _c___:__ _ ___:_:.:_::.:...:===-=~=controls 5-cycla vaiV<t which operaln on S1: Hart, Gianta 30. walllf pressure ••• no k011biosomo springs. Ameri- LeaP• F. Rollin· I solenoids or moton. Adjustable sail dial son, 0r1o1ea a; Powell, Orioles allows up to ~~ saviniJS on oalt. Guast 33; Killebrew, Twins & Pepi- By United Preis IDiemallaaal and Freehan: Howard, Horlea sw~ch for tl>dra rH(Ii;!QM lotte, Yanks 30: ColaVIto, Natlooal League (51. Wilhelm 17), Buzhardt (10) FROM .. ran1 y on plistic cabinet Gt(irfiiJ<iiWm:~ lndl8RS 28. San Fran 000 100 000- 1 50 and Romano, McNeriney 17). <t101 tank. 10-I'J pro-rata wlillanty•O<o-.oloW · But Batted In New York 020 000 OOx- 2 6 0 WP-sberry 17-11. LP-Buz. HARRY MILLER system. ~contained un~!ln antique wh~o N all ea al League: Aaron, Perry, McDaniel (8) and bardl (5-10). HRs-Agee (ISth), wilh stunning gal~ Jrim• .:.. 1 • ,Braves 10:1; Clemente, Haller; Rlbant 110-6) and Northrup 114th), Cash (26th), , • ,tr'rnD:I::::- .:::• 18: Allen, Pbillies 94; White, Stepbenso1. LP-Perry (20-5). Hortoa (22nd). I tlrao. cbampio~::s·~~j~~:~~~~~~~~J~a~ckso~n~v:ill:e.~J 66 Oldsmobiles b••· ·-r NOW AT " YEAR-END r,:· -...... II LEADERS Good Selection Of Models At Year's Lowest Prices ·. Keith Goble Ford Hurry to ... .11Pm,: KARR & VAN ZANDT Mm Rain-Soft WATER AUTOMATICAllY You Can Buy Your Line Scores MAYTAG Wringer Washer J.ilotinle....... ' . . i' . ;', -.,I 7;;,_--;.~-::;".' ·:· Phlllles II: Maya, Glallll6. ;:;:;~;:;· ... , Anleri- Leape: F. Robin· Houston - ........,._: • BOD Orioles ltr.l• Pnnll, r.o,,~ft!a GIII.IN c.;r~...,;.·:-'.....,.,:: Ori~les llll; B. ~. Orioles Farrell, ' .' . u: ' ) OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING ' • I ,, -' '_.,, . .; ~--·'- ft .. , ,; ··will be observed: • ' -~ , by nr Office .~. 1-oshtg MONDAY ... '· ~-"' ' ' ' h.., .: AND HEATING ri . • ° 001 000 000- 1 8 New York 002 002 001- 5 6 I 000 002 lOx- 3 6 0 Raymond II) and Calif 000 000 002- 2 7 4 Gt.AIN C~;l!J 11!\!'1 • • • • !lorton Ttcen 17 • Killebrew Bateman: Jackson (13-13) and Peterson, Womack <9) and .lli1 Twlas Delrumple. LP-Farrell <&-9). Howard; M. Lopez, Burdette DEAlER • PIIQiac JIR-Nicholson (lOth). (7), J . Lopez (II and Rodgers. Natlall Loepe· Reg WP-Peterson 111-9). LP-M. Dodaen !S-1: <to inlliRg•l Lopez (5-13j. lfR....Tresh (2l•t>. Maricbal, Giuts 20-5: Maloney, Los Ang ooo 100 000 3- 4 10 Reda 14-4; Koufu, Dodgen 21· Pitts 000 001 000 !-- S e 0 (Only gamea scheduiedl L Sutton, Regan (1), Perranos- i ADler!... I· £411• McNally t1 <101 and Roseboro; Law, Orioles ~: Sanford, Ang~ Mlktelun (10) and Pagliaroru. Plato II generally credited IDWARD lAIR, OWNER water ~; BosweU, Twllll 124; Kaat, WP-Sulton 112-lll. LP- Law with Invention of the clock of Clep!lydrs, aboul 100 232 I. SROnd 992·2036 Pomeroy Twins 21-J: Sieber~ Jndlatts 15- (t-7). HR-BaDey 110th). B. C. 7. · -' WE'LL TRADE! WE'LL DEAL! 139!~h Madol Shown Trodt WE ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION SERVICE! Horry Miller, owner 214 E. MAIN POMEROY \; ) ' , '~ ,, ' '' ,( '<' NOTICE I ,.1 ',,i. " " " \ \ •·'""';,.· Ohio ·Power Coiri)Jany Customers .... ' ' ·-· . ELECTRIC: BlUS MAY NOW 8E PAiD AT THE FIRtr·· NAtioNAL BANK • 'Jo- ~ .,. lAClNE, --~ ~- . G. ·t . ::;1 ' ,. _ ,.. ' -. ~ ........ ~.... .-,....:,. ~ ,, ' ._.... ,.. - -~ '1'( ~ ,.. ~<,«::;., . )•l~jo .h .~ ........ ~ ' '. ,, ,• i.- .• �' ' ;1 ' ' ' .. . I ' ,. 'f ~ 't'·r.l. ' • . l "£., . 't''' " ' .. ., :-a· ' ,,, ' • ,,; .' ·r· ,I \f \ • ' • Cubs Snap Reds Victory String; LA Town for Ill 'lbe 'win streak ~.. 111.apped 'l'lll!n- games. majors since he joined Balli- Pappu, sinc:e the sbowlnl of the rlgbthallder,, - · llfth as DOn '·II::~~~=i·~ .AIIeill Doclcen move Into 'day night by C!dc8g0 In oui"il-3 'lbe defeat dropped the Reds more in 1957 ao a bonus baby. brPak, hao 10.1 four .of five de- of three players obtained from Beckert and Crolley Field loalgbt te begin rout, planned tit send ace Jim back into a tie for fifth place He was tagged for silt hits cislons and has an eal'lled the Orioles for Frank Robiii!IOII, Pappas walked ~ their flnal aeriel of the se.ason Maloney (14-4) to the hill and put Milt PapPas in the posi-~and four runs before deparling average of 6.60. but that's as far as he wW go. da Pinson made an with the ClncinnaU Reds. against Claude Osteen 113·11).1lion of facjng tbe prospecl of with his lOth loss against nine o Manager Dave Bristol will adRed1 Led l!arl The Cubs ~~~t 1 . ped 'lbe lleda, whose eight-game The Jeama wlll play three his finl looillg season in the wins. mlt he is dlsappointed with the Y 8 1 n more in die · as . The Reds JU1D out to ~ doubled with two out ciff aNCINNATJ (1JPI) - 1 . . Big 0 Calls Reds Trade 'Worst on Record' 64 hmbler . . . . . . 2Dr.6eyll.... . .n<loN bilfe .... Mot.. CINCIIINATl (UP!) - Baskelballl's Oscar Robertson and baseball's Frank Robinson formed a mutual admlration sobore several years ago, and It's still going strnng. Before the Cincinnati Reds traded Robinson to Baltimore IBBt year. the star ouUielder rarely missed an opportunity in · 65 Pontiec G.T.O. T........ 2 Dr. Hardtop. 4 _..tr.... 63 Ford Geluie SOl 4 'Dr; ....- . · malic: trant. ltecll1 and htahr, wh~e power waD ~reL 1tterln1 ' 65 Dodge Dirt 2 Dr. 270 hrlia, 6 eylfno der, lhncllrd trans., racUe "The public expects absolute! llobert!on is looking forward les. but I think it's a waste of they do. l won't hold out just perfection from them and If to another National Basketball tlme for the veterans who al'l' because 1 don't want to go to they somelimea make a mistake Asaocia<loo season, but not to assured of a positioo.'' training camp." then the fans climb all over pre-season training. Askad if h• planned to hold One of the highest - salaried them. I think athletes In this "I don't •ee any reason why out hke he did last year, Rob- performers In sports, Oscar · category aughf to gelellra pay I have to go to training camp," ertson •eplied· certain to seek e ratse over the for some of the abuse they have the &-font-5 Royals ace asserted. "I may iJ the club doesn't estimated $80,000 he received to_________ take. • camp Is fine for rook· meet my salary terms. But if last yfi'r. _,_I"Tralnmg ___:__.:_.:_ ___ __::.::::~=--=::::.::....::::.:::::::..::.:::-=::::~.::.::________ - A v'L Opens 7th Season the off.... ason to see hi• buddy. Oscar, In action for the Clncia· naU Royals. and hooter 65Must•nA _I! J 6 eyllndor, Standard lhlftf rallio & h .... r, wh1hwal . ht onzg ~ lead in the forst inning oH Cubs ~ Cal Koonce on Pete Rose s single and Tommy Helms' double. Rose Is batting .310 and Helms .307. er Jack Bald.cbun, oin<lllie~,·lt­ appointing part of the trade KeSBinger sl~~~:l:~= to tlrtrd, 8\!ckert Billy Williams singled. . , .;; It stayed that way until the fourth inning, when Ernie Banks hil his 13th homer to tie the game. . Cine~~· scored lloree In tbe 1 IDiemaU-1 Leap Slalld ngs By UnJ•·• - • ., Int<rnatlooal - "' W. L. Pet. Two more Chi""'?- 1il'iifl scored in each of the f~; lJO Innings. ,._,.,,{ The final two Cincinnati •i!ilta' in the eighth wbomrthi :;'.:;' bunebed four hits, lllli~ 1 a double by Deron andng a 1wo-run trlple .., •1 SHOTGUN MATCH 79 62 63 .560 559 80 · 79 63 .556 T.! 69 .511 70 71 .4!16 By the same token, Robertson frequently attended Reds By GARY KALE choice over visiting Buffalo . 70 72 .493 Florida schools, lnclndlng end State. four-point Sunday in the feature game of Jacksonville 65 78 .455 15 games as a Robinson fan. UP! Sports Writer 64 Ford Gelexie Fred BllethlkoU of Porida San Olego Is a 500XL 2 Dr. Horcltop. e the weekend openers. Syracuse 53 00 .371 27 Interviewed at his hom~ here, T h e American F 0 0 t b a II Trursday'o lleoulll cyllnUr, 4 spnll tram. expressed sharp crllicism League opens its seventh Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 2, 1966-3 meeting is an early renewal Rochester 7 Buffalo 4 l.Jir, ftiiW of the trade that sent Robby to season tonight with expansion a grudge battle between ITniiHio 4 Richmond 1 62 Ford F1irl1ne Ballimore. tearn Miam'1 wove!·;·mg quarter· "1b ha to be th 4 500. 2 Dr., I cyllnd.,., a1 • one ~,1 e millioJH!ollar quarterback Rick Chargers could have 1965 division ttencf•nl tram. 5 Syracuse 2 worst trades ever made, de· Norton of Kentucky against an problems because of 62 Ford Gel. 500 clared Robertson. Oakla d team thai . . Ladd's departure to Houston. "I'll hel Frank in8 th n 11 conSI• 4 dr. I eyl. At frons. P. . w e dered a threat to go all the way oloeJ'Int. rotllo ond haalar Amencan League triple crown ;, the Western Division. Houston Is a seven-point - batting average, home runs, over visiting Denver Saturday 64 Ford F.700 and run.• batted in. And it wW Miami, as expected with a Major Lea111e Standings American League night. Dump Tnrolo. I oylllldor. .S opood trano. 2 opood roar serve the Reds right. Frank newcomer that collected cast- By UDitd Press fnternadonal w. L. Pet. GB The National Football League •Ill•. Lent wheel mad• up his mind he was go- arts, expendablea and roakles, Nadoaal League Baltimore 83 50 .IIU completes its pre-season slate 63 Mercury ing to show (Reds owner) Bill falled II win a game Ia four W. L. Pet. GB Detrnlt 72 61 .541 11 with Baltimore at Detroit and 78 56 .58'1 ... Minnesota 72 63 .533 12 MinneS(Ita at Dallas tonight and c - 2 Door Ho"""" lle Witt and when he sets hll ubibfllon otaris. Oakland wao Pittsburgh mind to something, he u-.Ually 2-2 in pte-season play. San Francisco 78 56 .582 ... Cleveland 70 65 .519 14 a Saturday night program that lfHrlnt OM ....., AviiiiiiiiH tranL does it." The Raiders are 'solid 14-point Los Angeles 75 57 .5611 2 Chicago 71 116 .51& 14 includes Philadelphia at Wasb64 Ford Gelnle :!ayo Crltles Unfair favorite' to bog lie Pbiladelphia 72 64 .529 7 California 67 67 .500 161> ington, San Francisco at Los 510. 4 Dr. I eylllldu, auto. Clad in a T-sbirt aticl work Dolphins Itt die Orange' Bowl Cincinnati 66 116 .5111 10 New York 81 74 .45% 23 Angeles, Cleveland vs. Pittrono. llocllo oncl hut.r panti, Roberison had lttterrupt- and launch their tille project St. Louis 68 116 .507 10 Washington 62 76 .449 23 4 tsburgh at Birmingham, Ala. , ""ltowo0 ed mowing his lawn for lhe ;. Oakland p!IIM to do the Atlanta 63 69 .477 14 Boston 60 73 .435 251> and New York vs. Green Bay terview. with eight fonner stars from Houston 61 7! .455 17 Kansas City 59 77 .434 251> at Milwaukee. 63 Chevrolet He was the picture of a casNew York 59 76 .437 191> Baltimore won its lot . Alrw. 4 Dr . 6 • C,l. ual suburbahlte, but there was Chicago 47 86 .363 ~ Tbanday'o Resnlts consecutivo exhibition~-~~!~; ltonclorsl tr.,., While woO nothing casual about his com'l'llursday'o Resnlll Cleveland 4 Baltimore I, Thursday night by ~~~ . Jh,t ,. ments on the ll!oblnson deaL New York 2 San Francisco 1 Detroit 7 Chicago 5, night Detroit ~- Johnny · 60 Chevroltt.. ,;, . 1; He said the Orioles' star was By Ul!lled Prelo Jatenatlonal Phlla 3 Houston 1 night New York 5 California 2, night quarterbacked the Colts' · .l~a. 4 Dr. J,RIIIIdu, lv'-rnltlc frlnL Wti1te. subjected to a great deal of unNalloaal LeaJill" Los Ang 1 Pittsburgh 3, night IOnly gaones scheduled) slve for three quarters woU tlrwo, rodlo & hlltor 8 · Pet. Chicago 11 Cincinnati 3, night fair criticism during his 10 . G. AB. R. ~ntributed a two-yard sccorin•ll 64 Fe leon :.~: ., Alou P1t !lli 426 61145 340 Frlday'o Probable Pltcben "' years in Cincinnati. • · St Louis 7 Atlanta 4 night pass to Jack Mackey. Lennie · PUllin oi Dr. i•:W;M.s.r. 1315611 rll81 "A lot of people overlooked Alou, AU ·FridaY'• Probable 'Pitchers (Starling Tlmeo EDTI Moore scored the other Baltl· Aut.. troho, Ito,. & hoot413 72 135 .:rn 117 lhe fact that Frank often played Strgel, PJI . (starting Times EM' Washmgton at more touchdown on a threeor. Wh-oll Mroo. ·te in·JUri.. that would have Carty Clmate AllPit 26li2'1 81 172 . . at New York' desp ' Philadelphia Ortega U0-10 vs. Newman yard burst and Lou Michaels ~~ llelcon 122 414 66 132 sidelined other players," said Allen • Pbil 115 428 1!1 134 .3!3 Bunnlag (1~9) vs. L. Miller (0- 7) . 11 p.m. bueted two field gsais . . 2:Dr, ILql.ltolldord trona; , ""lo 11M hootor. Robertson Rose' Cin 134 560 a9 175 310 0). 8 p.m. Boston at Kansas City- The New York Jets routed "The booing and crlllciSm San~ Chi 121466 'li 142 ·310 Chicago at Plltsburgh-Jen- Fischer (1-0) vs. Krau"e (10- the Boston Patriots 41-3 Robby received lo typle~~ Hel~ Cin . 1,11!-~ Mobile, Ala .. In the finnaa:~i'~~~~~~ 307 kins (2-6) vs. Veale (13-9) . 8:15 8). 9 p.m. what happen~ to the top -~ . Cldoion, ·Pit · i.lll 415 •.1~ p.m. . New York at Minnesota- of the AFL exhibition "· In any sport, oald the mall te- Tom All 128475 711 i4ll Los Angeles at Cincinnati- Talbot '11HOI vs. Grant (10-13). Mike Taliaferro, starong garded by many 81 the gre!lleSI ' Amerkaa League , , Osteen (13-11) vs. Maloney (14- I p.m. place of the injured Joe all-around player In baakelb811. · G; AB:R. &:Pot. 41. 9 ~.m. Baltimore at Namatll at quarterback, threw F.Rbsn Bat !31'4911 101157 San Frsncisco at St. Louis- Nally <12-41 VI. John (13-8). lloree TD passes for the J~:~~ ~~ Cadillac - Oldsmobile Oliva 132 509 'IMI156 ' .306 Sadecki (4-'1) or Herbel (4-41 p.m. Jim Turner kicked field g< "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" .. JC8~ Del 116 399 74119' .298 vs. Wasl!burn 10-71. 9 p.m. Detroit at Cleveland, 2- of 19 and 11 yards, and Powell Bal :p 426 7a 125 .293 Houston at Atlanta, !-- McLain (1&-111 and Sparma Hudson streaked 94 yards Pomeroy, Ohio Mantle', NY '103325"'lt8'9f .289 Dierker 17-8) and Zachary (1-1) 7) vs. Bell (13-10) and Hefner a fumble recovery for anoltherll 992-5342 Wgnr, CJe 123 438 ··63126".288 VI. Cloninger (11-9) and Jarvis (~). 6 p.m. New York score. Cbris, KC 1112 326 41 t.f'.285 <1-1). 7 p.m. Sallnlay•, Gamea iiiiiiiiiiiiii Vlntne, Was 130 452 70121 .283 Satnnlay'o Games and now at a most KlbfW, Min 135 472 88133 .282 Phila at New York, night Baltimore at Chicago PRA CTI CA L P'RI C EI McA!fe, Del 'II 331 70 93 .281 Hous at Atlanta, 2, twl-night New York at Minnesota, ! The Notionalino Water Condition• ;. tho Home Jlau Chicago at Pittsburgh Boston ol Kan City, twilight result of e)(ttnsivt e.:perience ond research. N 1 t II D a I Leape: Aaron, Los Ang at Cincinnati, night Washington at Calif, night Uhimalo in ~mplicity and efficiency of Braves 36: Allen, Pbfillea & San Francisco at St. Louis Detroit at Cleveland, lwilight operation. Fully automatic, electric timer Mays, Giants 33; Torre, Braves _ _ _ _ _ _c___:__ _ ___:_:.:_::.:...:===-=~=controls 5-cycla vaiV<t which operaln on S1: Hart, Gianta 30. walllf pressure ••• no k011biosomo springs. Ameri- LeaP• F. Rollin· I solenoids or moton. Adjustable sail dial son, 0r1o1ea a; Powell, Orioles allows up to ~~ saviniJS on oalt. Guast 33; Killebrew, Twins & Pepi- By United Preis IDiemallaaal and Freehan: Howard, Horlea sw~ch for tl>dra rH(Ii;!QM lotte, Yanks 30: ColaVIto, Natlooal League (51. Wilhelm 17), Buzhardt (10) FROM .. ran1 y on plistic cabinet Gt(irfiiJ<iiWm:~ lndl8RS 28. San Fran 000 100 000- 1 50 and Romano, McNeriney 17). <t101 tank. 10-I'J pro-rata wlillanty•O<o-.oloW · But Batted In New York 020 000 OOx- 2 6 0 WP-sberry 17-11. LP-Buz. HARRY MILLER system. ~contained un~!ln antique wh~o N all ea al League: Aaron, Perry, McDaniel (8) and bardl (5-10). HRs-Agee (ISth), wilh stunning gal~ Jrim• .:.. 1 • ,Braves 10:1; Clemente, Haller; Rlbant 110-6) and Northrup 114th), Cash (26th), , • ,tr'rnD:I::::- .:::• 18: Allen, Pbillies 94; White, Stepbenso1. LP-Perry (20-5). Hortoa (22nd). I tlrao. cbampio~::s·~~j~~:~~~~~~~~J~a~ckso~n~v:ill:e.~J 66 Oldsmobiles b••· ·-r NOW AT " YEAR-END r,:· -...... II LEADERS Good Selection Of Models At Year's Lowest Prices ·. Keith Goble Ford Hurry to ... .11Pm,: KARR & VAN ZANDT Mm Rain-Soft WATER AUTOMATICAllY You Can Buy Your Line Scores MAYTAG Wringer Washer J.ilotinle....... ' . . i' . ;', -.,I 7;;,_--;.~-::;".' ·:· Phlllles II: Maya, Glallll6. ;:;:;~;:;· ... , Anleri- Leape: F. Robin· Houston - ........,._: • BOD Orioles ltr.l• Pnnll, r.o,,~ft!a GIII.IN c.;r~...,;.·:-'.....,.,:: Ori~les llll; B. ~. Orioles Farrell, ' .' . u: ' ) OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING ' • I ,, -' '_.,, . .; ~--·'- ft .. , ,; ··will be observed: • ' -~ , by nr Office .~. 1-oshtg MONDAY ... '· ~-"' ' ' ' h.., .: AND HEATING ri . • ° 001 000 000- 1 8 New York 002 002 001- 5 6 I 000 002 lOx- 3 6 0 Raymond II) and Calif 000 000 002- 2 7 4 Gt.AIN C~;l!J 11!\!'1 • • • • !lorton Ttcen 17 • Killebrew Bateman: Jackson (13-13) and Peterson, Womack <9) and .lli1 Twlas Delrumple. LP-Farrell <&-9). Howard; M. Lopez, Burdette DEAlER • PIIQiac JIR-Nicholson (lOth). (7), J . Lopez (II and Rodgers. Natlall Loepe· Reg WP-Peterson 111-9). LP-M. Dodaen !S-1: <to inlliRg•l Lopez (5-13j. lfR....Tresh (2l•t>. Maricbal, Giuts 20-5: Maloney, Los Ang ooo 100 000 3- 4 10 Reda 14-4; Koufu, Dodgen 21· Pitts 000 001 000 !-- S e 0 (Only gamea scheduiedl L Sutton, Regan (1), Perranos- i ADler!... I· £411• McNally t1 <101 and Roseboro; Law, Orioles ~: Sanford, Ang~ Mlktelun (10) and Pagliaroru. Plato II generally credited IDWARD lAIR, OWNER water ~; BosweU, Twllll 124; Kaat, WP-Sulton 112-lll. LP- Law with Invention of the clock of Clep!lydrs, aboul 100 232 I. SROnd 992·2036 Pomeroy Twins 21-J: Sieber~ Jndlatts 15- (t-7). HR-BaDey 110th). B. C. 7. · -' WE'LL TRADE! WE'LL DEAL! 139!~h Madol Shown Trodt WE ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION SERVICE! Horry Miller, owner 214 E. MAIN POMEROY \; ) ' , '~ ,, ' '' ,( '<' NOTICE I ,.1 ',,i. " " " \ \ •·'""';,.· Ohio ·Power Coiri)Jany Customers .... ' ' ·-· . ELECTRIC: BlUS MAY NOW 8E PAiD AT THE FIRtr·· NAtioNAL BANK • 'Jo- ~ .,. lAClNE, --~ ~- . G. ·t . ::;1 ' ,. _ ,.. ' -. ~ ........ ~.... .-,....:,. ~ ,, ' ._.... ,.. - -~ '1'( ~ ,.. ~<,«::;., . )•l~jo .h .~ ........ ~ ' '. ,, ,• i.- .• �., I ____cDa_lly::_::_lo_n= tln=el, _Pomero,·llldtlleport, ~Sept. t, liNIII-ll _ /"nd Prolect yourself and your drt~ carefully. Thia 1o 1 posse!Jj!ero 'thio Labo D reminder from the . Highway . r ay Safety Department. Safety is "eekend by weari!Jj! seat belli 1to you. · N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPlOMilRIST OffJee Boun: 8 to 12. Z to 0 (Clore at NOOD 011 Tbun. - Eut Court St.. Pomeroy ' '' SHOES -. CLEAN UP TIME Lewis Repair S•rvtw· -lOR- .. eHEATING .,ci 11> ·-. ePLUMBING ' 'It:! e ROOFING .rJ; LEW IS .... •I SAVE UP TO $1050·00 eOPEN BOWLING FRIDAY EVENING SEPT. 2 Special 4 Dr. Sedan. Carpeting, automatic trans., raclto, white side wall tires, padded dash and visors, backup lights, and full wheel covers. · . eOPEN BOWLING SAT., SUN. and MOI't SEPT. 34-5 (NOON TIL CLOSING) ' REPAIR SERVIa·.. ·'··· NOTICE HELEN HELP US! Effective Thursday, Sept. 1, 1966, We Wl{F Be Open The Followino Hours For Your, Convenience. - ., WERNER RADIO &T.V. Pomeroy Bowling Lanes N. 2nd Av•. 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Mlln * Seeds Fertilizer Sugar Run Flour Mills Pome...., Phone 992-2115 Mulberry Av•. PoJMroy, Ohio · Hunting Season Opens Tues., Sept. 9 THE GOOP GINS IN WHITI HATS ~NT SHOOTTHI BUI.I.! SHIUE e HUNTING COATS e HUNTING PANTS MANY MORE ..• r DODGE A LOT FULL OF BARGAINS LIKE THESE waiting to awap, ""the Good Guyal They're making deals that 11re dul.r during their YEAR- END ROUND-UP SALE on every '66 Dodge. And bring the Little Woman with you. The Dodge Boys want 08ALDWIN n1 OTH!I PAMOI/1 HANDS \ Station Wagon. 8 cyl. Auto. trans. Radio and heater. to show IIVIf'(body that they're gre~t guys to do buein888 with. . AMMUNITION eRado eSwobo e Bruohoo • Solvent• eOllol!tc. OWUILITZEI 1963 Rambler · · $895 If you've been waiting to trade, or REMINGTON SUPPLIES ™· I BDIIE DY.B WE ISSUE Hunting lleense R. H. RAWLINGS SONS ·CO. -- .· ,. ' ·: !' :i:" -·. ' ..... ~ ~::-. .. ~~. I ~ '.. ""' ·-· ;: .. .. •.•. ' "'' ··~ 64 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan SEE THE. ·' froaters, Selectronic radio, rear speaker, new w!s!w tires, deluxe wheel dlaco, tilt-steering wheel, anti-apiD difierential, factory air-conditioning, tinted glaa. None &harper anywhere. 63 Cadillac Coupe De Ville 65 Plymouth 2 Door H. T. • 60 Olds Dvnamic 88 Hoi. Sedan.- - . V-8 motor, •J' • ... ••· ' ~··· ·· "··· • ... ·R. ..... .J •• auto~tfc trans., power brakes, power steering, radio, whlte Sid.,_.,_ walls. An Auguat Clearance Special. 52GMC New Furniture " Ton _ ~. T-. .' --- Satellite, v.a motor, std. trans., radio, wfs!w tires, deluxe wheel discs, turquolMwllh black vinyl top, black vinyl iDt. Olliy 20,000 miles. Real sharp! · 3 ROOMS f299 ......·Coiiftnllllf """' - ._ -- J'Uil power Including windows and B·way seat, radio, tinted glass, Uke new Wl•lw tires, Autronlc eye, Briar Rooe metallic finish with like new matchiDI . IDterlor. Sold and serviced by us since new. ACTIO~RICED ONLY - - - ~795 Full power including windows and 8 way seat, power antenna, rear window d• 4Dbor~an. ,. r J'Uil power Including windows and sea~ power antenna, llko new w!s!w deluxe wheel discs, tinted gla&s, factory air-conditioning, 18,000 actual •u••~•· Jlal sharp. 1957 Buick··· ··· $150 ··MILL & SECOND; STREETS (DEALER STORE! Middleport, 0. N. 2nd Ave. .• . ~J.t. 4 Dr. Sedan. 8 cyl $!d. trans. ... STAKE YOUR CLAIM WITH THE GOOD GUVS tN WHITE HATS! (Ruldent & Non R•lclent) Middi•PGrl 59N.2ndAv.. Dlel992-5560 1960 Chevrolet · · $345 H& R FIRESTONE •·.. 1962 Chevrolet ·· $795 Free Delivery Use Your Credit USED CARS Radio and Heater. Complete Stock Of PIANOS Sla. Wag~n. B cyl. Std. trans. Luggage rack. Radio & Heater. Serving Pomeroy Mason City Middleport and Entire Big Bend Area -- 65 Buick Riveria 2 Dr. H. T. FLORIST 2 Dr. Sedan. VB, 4 apeed ahlft. eREMINGTON eH&R eSAVAGE GUN CLEANING DUDLEY'S 1964 Plymouth $1395 GUNS NAME BRAND DUt1UR SAYS POMJROY, 0. eBOOTS eSOCKS eCAPS Do your part to make this •abor Day weekend the safest I •n record. Drivt carefully. ~ ilighway 9llely Department 1rge~ you to "Make Dhio the lafety Belt." Safety oD I h e •>ighway 11 up to you. BLAETTNARS The Consress of Vienna dl. vlded Napoleon'o empire among winning nations at I h o end of the Napoleonlc wars. The ear1b ranks fifth In lila ' among the planets. $195 PICKUP f.Si'EED 'l'RAl:IS. , ' "As-IS" SPECIALS 58 Olds 88 4 Dr. _ $19S 58GMC AUTO. TRANS. Pow. Steering. Radlo PICKUP FLAT- v..e - • SP:UD OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL I!QO Karr & Van Zandt MOtor ~C PN4ANCING C!olll~co.. �., I ____cDa_lly::_::_lo_n= tln=el, _Pomero,·llldtlleport, ~Sept. t, liNIII-ll _ /"nd Prolect yourself and your drt~ carefully. Thia 1o 1 posse!Jj!ero 'thio Labo D reminder from the . Highway . r ay Safety Department. Safety is "eekend by weari!Jj! seat belli 1to you. · N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPlOMilRIST OffJee Boun: 8 to 12. Z to 0 (Clore at NOOD 011 Tbun. - Eut Court St.. Pomeroy ' '' SHOES -. CLEAN UP TIME Lewis Repair S•rvtw· -lOR- .. eHEATING .,ci 11> ·-. ePLUMBING ' 'It:! e ROOFING .rJ; LEW IS .... •I SAVE UP TO $1050·00 eOPEN BOWLING FRIDAY EVENING SEPT. 2 Special 4 Dr. Sedan. Carpeting, automatic trans., raclto, white side wall tires, padded dash and visors, backup lights, and full wheel covers. · . eOPEN BOWLING SAT., SUN. and MOI't SEPT. 34-5 (NOON TIL CLOSING) ' REPAIR SERVIa·.. ·'··· NOTICE HELEN HELP US! Effective Thursday, Sept. 1, 1966, We Wl{F Be Open The Followino Hours For Your, Convenience. - ., WERNER RADIO &T.V. Pomeroy Bowling Lanes N. 2nd Av•. MON.-TUES.-WED.-THURS. 9 AM to 5 PM' FRIDAY ------- 9 AM to 7 PM''~ SATURDAY 9 AM to 12 PMJ . o. - ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 1966 Buick~=... w.. $3-''7-'7 lOLA'S 300 W. 2nd Str"t i A PINUP STAR In the Ulliled Slaloo ond Europe befoR ony of her pictures reached movie theaters, American aetress Raquel Woleh Is about to receive the moflegolng public with re. he.._y exposure before lease of several films. She's POW .Ill Rome Hlmlng a new ene, "Sll09t Loud. Louller - I Don~ Underoland." o. ' "Sure Sign of Quality" Beauty Tips B~ Pameroy, , lola Bartrum ., New Brush-On Eye Shadow - the loveliest eyes are 11ubt· le! That's why Merle Nor-- • ' 1 .. man CosmetIcs has creat· ed a dellght· ful new pow· derE'd eye shadow - to be brushed on from It's own little box for the most devastating eyes you've ever batted. Never fades, never ereases, and much eaSier to apply. In blue, gray, green, turquoise, white and brown. Free Demonstration. . lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON Feeds Phone WY W5$7 134 1. Mlln * Seeds Fertilizer Sugar Run Flour Mills Pome...., Phone 992-2115 Mulberry Av•. PoJMroy, Ohio · Hunting Season Opens Tues., Sept. 9 THE GOOP GINS IN WHITI HATS ~NT SHOOTTHI BUI.I.! SHIUE e HUNTING COATS e HUNTING PANTS MANY MORE ..• r DODGE A LOT FULL OF BARGAINS LIKE THESE waiting to awap, ""the Good Guyal They're making deals that 11re dul.r during their YEAR- END ROUND-UP SALE on every '66 Dodge. And bring the Little Woman with you. The Dodge Boys want 08ALDWIN n1 OTH!I PAMOI/1 HANDS \ Station Wagon. 8 cyl. Auto. trans. Radio and heater. to show IIVIf'(body that they're gre~t guys to do buein888 with. . AMMUNITION eRado eSwobo e Bruohoo • Solvent• eOllol!tc. OWUILITZEI 1963 Rambler · · $895 If you've been waiting to trade, or REMINGTON SUPPLIES ™· I BDIIE DY.B WE ISSUE Hunting lleense R. H. RAWLINGS SONS ·CO. -- .· ,. ' ·: !' :i:" -·. ' ..... ~ ~::-. .. ~~. I ~ '.. ""' ·-· ;: .. .. •.•. ' "'' ··~ 64 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan SEE THE. ·' froaters, Selectronic radio, rear speaker, new w!s!w tires, deluxe wheel dlaco, tilt-steering wheel, anti-apiD difierential, factory air-conditioning, tinted glaa. None &harper anywhere. 63 Cadillac Coupe De Ville 65 Plymouth 2 Door H. T. • 60 Olds Dvnamic 88 Hoi. Sedan.- - . V-8 motor, •J' • ... ••· ' ~··· ·· "··· • ... ·R. ..... .J •• auto~tfc trans., power brakes, power steering, radio, whlte Sid.,_.,_ walls. An Auguat Clearance Special. 52GMC New Furniture " Ton _ ~. T-. .' --- Satellite, v.a motor, std. trans., radio, wfs!w tires, deluxe wheel discs, turquolMwllh black vinyl top, black vinyl iDt. Olliy 20,000 miles. Real sharp! · 3 ROOMS f299 ......·Coiiftnllllf """' - ._ -- J'Uil power Including windows and B·way seat, radio, tinted glass, Uke new Wl•lw tires, Autronlc eye, Briar Rooe metallic finish with like new matchiDI . IDterlor. Sold and serviced by us since new. ACTIO~RICED ONLY - - - ~795 Full power including windows and 8 way seat, power antenna, rear window d• 4Dbor~an. ,. r J'Uil power Including windows and sea~ power antenna, llko new w!s!w deluxe wheel discs, tinted gla&s, factory air-conditioning, 18,000 actual •u••~•· Jlal sharp. 1957 Buick··· ··· $150 ··MILL & SECOND; STREETS (DEALER STORE! Middleport, 0. N. 2nd Ave. .• . ~J.t. 4 Dr. Sedan. 8 cyl $!d. trans. ... STAKE YOUR CLAIM WITH THE GOOD GUVS tN WHITE HATS! (Ruldent & Non R•lclent) Middi•PGrl 59N.2ndAv.. Dlel992-5560 1960 Chevrolet · · $345 H& R FIRESTONE •·.. 1962 Chevrolet ·· $795 Free Delivery Use Your Credit USED CARS Radio and Heater. Complete Stock Of PIANOS Sla. Wag~n. B cyl. Std. trans. Luggage rack. Radio & Heater. Serving Pomeroy Mason City Middleport and Entire Big Bend Area -- 65 Buick Riveria 2 Dr. H. T. FLORIST 2 Dr. Sedan. VB, 4 apeed ahlft. eREMINGTON eH&R eSAVAGE GUN CLEANING DUDLEY'S 1964 Plymouth $1395 GUNS NAME BRAND DUt1UR SAYS POMJROY, 0. eBOOTS eSOCKS eCAPS Do your part to make this •abor Day weekend the safest I •n record. Drivt carefully. ~ ilighway 9llely Department 1rge~ you to "Make Dhio the lafety Belt." Safety oD I h e •>ighway 11 up to you. BLAETTNARS The Consress of Vienna dl. vlded Napoleon'o empire among winning nations at I h o end of the Napoleonlc wars. The ear1b ranks fifth In lila ' among the planets. $195 PICKUP f.Si'EED 'l'RAl:IS. , ' "As-IS" SPECIALS 58 Olds 88 4 Dr. _ $19S 58GMC AUTO. TRANS. Pow. Steering. Radlo PICKUP FLAT- v..e - • SP:UD OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL I!QO Karr & Van Zandt MOtor ~C PN4ANCING C!olll~co.. �., I ____cDa_lly::_::_lo_n= tln=el, _Pomero,·llldtlleport, ~Sept. t, liNIII-ll _ /"nd Prolect yourself and your drt~ carefully. Thia 1o 1 posse!Jj!ero 'thio Labo D reminder from the . Highway . r ay Safety Department. Safety is "eekend by weari!Jj! seat belli 1to you. · N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPlOMilRIST OffJee Boun: 8 to 12. Z to 0 (Clore at NOOD 011 Tbun. - Eut Court St.. Pomeroy ' '' SHOES -. CLEAN UP TIME Lewis Repair S•rvtw· -lOR- .. eHEATING .,ci 11> ·-. ePLUMBING ' 'It:! e ROOFING .rJ; LEW IS .... •I SAVE UP TO $1050·00 eOPEN BOWLING FRIDAY EVENING SEPT. 2 Special 4 Dr. Sedan. Carpeting, automatic trans., raclto, white side wall tires, padded dash and visors, backup lights, and full wheel covers. · . eOPEN BOWLING SAT., SUN. and MOI't SEPT. 34-5 (NOON TIL CLOSING) ' REPAIR SERVIa·.. ·'··· NOTICE HELEN HELP US! Effective Thursday, Sept. 1, 1966, We Wl{F Be Open The Followino Hours For Your, Convenience. - ., WERNER RADIO &T.V. Pomeroy Bowling Lanes N. 2nd Av•. MON.-TUES.-WED.-THURS. 9 AM to 5 PM' FRIDAY ------- 9 AM to 7 PM''~ SATURDAY 9 AM to 12 PMJ . o. - ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 1966 Buick~=... w.. $3-''7-'7 lOLA'S 300 W. 2nd Str"t i A PINUP STAR In the Ulliled Slaloo ond Europe befoR ony of her pictures reached movie theaters, American aetress Raquel Woleh Is about to receive the moflegolng public with re. he.._y exposure before lease of several films. She's POW .Ill Rome Hlmlng a new ene, "Sll09t Loud. Louller - I Don~ Underoland." o. ' "Sure Sign of Quality" Beauty Tips B~ Pameroy, , lola Bartrum ., New Brush-On Eye Shadow - the loveliest eyes are 11ubt· le! That's why Merle Nor-- • ' 1 .. man CosmetIcs has creat· ed a dellght· ful new pow· derE'd eye shadow - to be brushed on from It's own little box for the most devastating eyes you've ever batted. Never fades, never ereases, and much eaSier to apply. In blue, gray, green, turquoise, white and brown. Free Demonstration. . lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON Feeds Phone WY W5$7 134 1. Mlln * Seeds Fertilizer Sugar Run Flour Mills Pome...., Phone 992-2115 Mulberry Av•. PoJMroy, Ohio · Hunting Season Opens Tues., Sept. 9 THE GOOP GINS IN WHITI HATS ~NT SHOOTTHI BUI.I.! SHIUE e HUNTING COATS e HUNTING PANTS MANY MORE ..• r DODGE A LOT FULL OF BARGAINS LIKE THESE waiting to awap, ""the Good Guyal They're making deals that 11re dul.r during their YEAR- END ROUND-UP SALE on every '66 Dodge. And bring the Little Woman with you. The Dodge Boys want 08ALDWIN n1 OTH!I PAMOI/1 HANDS \ Station Wagon. 8 cyl. Auto. trans. Radio and heater. to show IIVIf'(body that they're gre~t guys to do buein888 with. . AMMUNITION eRado eSwobo e Bruohoo • Solvent• eOllol!tc. OWUILITZEI 1963 Rambler · · $895 If you've been waiting to trade, or REMINGTON SUPPLIES ™· I BDIIE DY.B WE ISSUE Hunting lleense R. H. RAWLINGS SONS ·CO. -- .· ,. ' ·: !' :i:" -·. ' ..... ~ ~::-. .. ~~. I ~ '.. ""' ·-· ;: .. .. •.•. ' "'' ··~ 64 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan SEE THE. ·' froaters, Selectronic radio, rear speaker, new w!s!w tires, deluxe wheel dlaco, tilt-steering wheel, anti-apiD difierential, factory air-conditioning, tinted glaa. None &harper anywhere. 63 Cadillac Coupe De Ville 65 Plymouth 2 Door H. T. • 60 Olds Dvnamic 88 Hoi. Sedan.- - . V-8 motor, •J' • ... ••· ' ~··· ·· "··· • ... ·R. ..... .J •• auto~tfc trans., power brakes, power steering, radio, whlte Sid.,_.,_ walls. An Auguat Clearance Special. 52GMC New Furniture " Ton _ ~. T-. .' --- Satellite, v.a motor, std. trans., radio, wfs!w tires, deluxe wheel discs, turquolMwllh black vinyl top, black vinyl iDt. Olliy 20,000 miles. Real sharp! · 3 ROOMS f299 ......·Coiiftnllllf """' - ._ -- J'Uil power Including windows and B·way seat, radio, tinted glass, Uke new Wl•lw tires, Autronlc eye, Briar Rooe metallic finish with like new matchiDI . IDterlor. Sold and serviced by us since new. ACTIO~RICED ONLY - - - ~795 Full power including windows and 8 way seat, power antenna, rear window d• 4Dbor~an. ,. r J'Uil power Including windows and sea~ power antenna, llko new w!s!w deluxe wheel discs, tinted gla&s, factory air-conditioning, 18,000 actual •u••~•· Jlal sharp. 1957 Buick··· ··· $150 ··MILL & SECOND; STREETS (DEALER STORE! Middleport, 0. N. 2nd Ave. .• . ~J.t. 4 Dr. Sedan. 8 cyl $!d. trans. ... STAKE YOUR CLAIM WITH THE GOOD GUVS tN WHITE HATS! (Ruldent & Non R•lclent) Middi•PGrl 59N.2ndAv.. Dlel992-5560 1960 Chevrolet · · $345 H& R FIRESTONE •·.. 1962 Chevrolet ·· $795 Free Delivery Use Your Credit USED CARS Radio and Heater. Complete Stock Of PIANOS Sla. Wag~n. B cyl. Std. trans. Luggage rack. Radio & Heater. Serving Pomeroy Mason City Middleport and Entire Big Bend Area -- 65 Buick Riveria 2 Dr. H. T. FLORIST 2 Dr. Sedan. VB, 4 apeed ahlft. eREMINGTON eH&R eSAVAGE GUN CLEANING DUDLEY'S 1964 Plymouth $1395 GUNS NAME BRAND DUt1UR SAYS POMJROY, 0. eBOOTS eSOCKS eCAPS Do your part to make this •abor Day weekend the safest I •n record. Drivt carefully. ~ ilighway 9llely Department 1rge~ you to "Make Dhio the lafety Belt." Safety oD I h e •>ighway 11 up to you. BLAETTNARS The Consress of Vienna dl. vlded Napoleon'o empire among winning nations at I h o end of the Napoleonlc wars. The ear1b ranks fifth In lila ' among the planets. $195 PICKUP f.Si'EED 'l'RAl:IS. , ' "As-IS" SPECIALS 58 Olds 88 4 Dr. _ $19S 58GMC AUTO. TRANS. Pow. Steering. Radlo PICKUP FLAT- v..e - • SP:UD OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL I!QO Karr & Van Zandt MOtor ~C PN4ANCING C!olll~co.. �. .•')' ' \1~ ' - If·• • •:'i Every Occasion! BOYS WKETBALL Survtvoro Include a son, Dewey, of Orlando, Fla.; two lliJ. ters, Mrs Cora Bennett of Hlco and Mia Flora Clemons of Pliny, ond throe brothers, W. S., Parkl 111111 Abe Clemons, •• ,,..,,., of Pliny. / Choose K&C gifts tbhen vou want to give the fjneat of ·the good OXFORDS & SHOES / ., . '•:i<l ., . II. .1! brands. Gltuwlre by Fostotl1 . Syr1cuM Fin.• Cl!lnt 1847 Rag1ra Sllve..W•re MHker Bigs 1nd BillfOlds BLACK OR ·' - WHITE .i / cj ;I i I fHI CIIIICH fOI AU.ALL fOl 1HI Cll·- THE SHOE BOX ! I.'l NEWI Complete Selection Of I PAPERBACK BOOKS ! MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Middleport, 0. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. RAY RIGGS, INC. '.lncotn-MerC!Lrv.Comot·Engl!ah Bakets of Hollum Bnod 15 N. Coutt St. DIE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION 5618 Ravenswood, W. V1. ,.;Cklll,.rcllsto EARN ;re~~~~r luurMCt 'S 340 Uucoln Sl with I IIAI ern• MULLEN 3C QUIET AI CARPET! BA.VE APPUED PT. PLEASANT Robert Wllllam Ollvor, Jr., 19, Hogsett, and Sandra Lee Shearer, 19, Bogaett, have applied for a narrlage 4ic6lse In the office of the c·ounty clerk. This new vinyl floorinc hu 1 spr inn foam cusMo11 be twet r, 1 Ntedl ,., ttmeltin& dlnl Nothing you can buy gives you more value per dollar than your electric,.,,service. CHURCH OF 992-5661 w.- "! ' ...• Vem<~n, e Y"'r Wolca~ Is At ol.r PrOfit DI!Ore ··--·-----·-- _ __ ___ '' lundoY SChool f1IO A.M.-Moml"' 181~ A.M. '' . 1-i.. Wonlllp 71• P-'41' . l(ollftllh Mcllllnnoy, IundaY kllooPI luiOJ, TINY'S FOODLAND CROW'S STEAK HOUSE - •lientucky Fried Chicken• Pomeroy & LOHSE . i~: . SUNDAY SEPT. 4 ' : MESSAGE IY THE r~stOl ,. ' ··- - - ' - 1182-2641 I . Mlddl•po*-) ..J ·-- -~- . RIDENOURS Sl!PPLY Generol llmlurlldlle fuM!Iture and Applldncll 867-ll280 THE SEWING I Church 011<1 Offlc• Suppluo - Glftl LYONS CLOVER FARM Plains ____. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE CENTER WHI'I!i SEWING MACHINES "'IDervthlnQ For the Woman tlull Sews" U Mill St. Middleport · 192-5320 Chester. Ofllo Pbone 1185-2125 F. J. WALLAC(. JEWElER Btdooa Watches - Silks and S~. 186 N. SecOnd . 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Kel'llllt Walttlll. :·:,,!l~:,.,, Mer. . . ~~·-·····:...- . ... · - - - -· ·- · 8EN FIANKittt: 5toif ·,' ,. . ot'Good ar.J .-..tlapii, w:VL '· ....... _ .......... ~__.;_ ....- , .. - • .., • • • •_ ••• •• , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • _ __ _, _,.. _,_., ........ :.. _ __ Take Somemw With \'011 To ChuM Ill Ponaoroy Ov.,. 90 Y - Atllmd lheCIItlrell Of \'OIIf ~-;;~~~ ' .' . NEW YORK noTHING HrJJSE . ·• ~- . •••, llll'iltJ.' " ' ' ..... ·' . •,· ' . ' ~ '! �. .•')' ' \1~ ' - If·• • •:'i Every Occasion! BOYS WKETBALL Survtvoro Include a son, Dewey, of Orlando, Fla.; two lliJ. ters, Mrs Cora Bennett of Hlco and Mia Flora Clemons of Pliny, ond throe brothers, W. S., Parkl 111111 Abe Clemons, •• ,,..,,., of Pliny. / Choose K&C gifts tbhen vou want to give the fjneat of ·the good OXFORDS & SHOES / ., . '•:i<l ., . II. .1! brands. Gltuwlre by Fostotl1 . Syr1cuM Fin.• Cl!lnt 1847 Rag1ra Sllve..W•re MHker Bigs 1nd BillfOlds BLACK OR ·' - WHITE .i / cj ;I i I fHI CIIIICH fOI AU.ALL fOl 1HI Cll·- THE SHOE BOX ! I.'l NEWI Complete Selection Of I PAPERBACK BOOKS ! MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Middleport, 0. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. RAY RIGGS, INC. '.lncotn-MerC!Lrv.Comot·Engl!ah Bakets of Hollum Bnod 15 N. Coutt St. DIE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION 5618 Ravenswood, W. V1. ,.;Cklll,.rcllsto EARN ;re~~~~r luurMCt 'S 340 Uucoln Sl with I IIAI ern• MULLEN 3C QUIET AI CARPET! BA.VE APPUED PT. PLEASANT Robert Wllllam Ollvor, Jr., 19, Hogsett, and Sandra Lee Shearer, 19, Bogaett, have applied for a narrlage 4ic6lse In the office of the c·ounty clerk. This new vinyl floorinc hu 1 spr inn foam cusMo11 be twet r, 1 Ntedl ,., ttmeltin& dlnl Nothing you can buy gives you more value per dollar than your electric,.,,service. CHURCH OF 992-5661 w.- "! ' ...• Vem<~n, e Y"'r Wolca~ Is At ol.r PrOfit DI!Ore ··--·-----·-- _ __ ___ '' lundoY SChool f1IO A.M.-Moml"' 181~ A.M. '' . 1-i.. Wonlllp 71• P-'41' . l(ollftllh Mcllllnnoy, IundaY kllooPI luiOJ, TINY'S FOODLAND CROW'S STEAK HOUSE - •lientucky Fried Chicken• Pomeroy & LOHSE . i~: . SUNDAY SEPT. 4 ' : MESSAGE IY THE r~stOl ,. ' ··- - - ' - 1182-2641 I . Mlddl•po*-) ..J ·-- -~- . RIDENOURS Sl!PPLY Generol llmlurlldlle fuM!Iture and Applldncll 867-ll280 THE SEWING I Church 011<1 Offlc• Suppluo - Glftl LYONS CLOVER FARM Plains ____. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE CENTER WHI'I!i SEWING MACHINES "'IDervthlnQ For the Woman tlull Sews" U Mill St. Middleport · 192-5320 Chester. Ofllo Pbone 1185-2125 F. J. WALLAC(. JEWElER Btdooa Watches - Silks and S~. 186 N. SecOnd . ' !liadle""" -------:-- ·~ GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Middleport EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. "Evervtfting 1ft ~ Pomeroy, Ohio ... ~ •. HOYT'S SOHIO S~YICE Welt Main St. '·' ••• 1a tht fOJtKST! '•' .·• . 11112-2186 Seles - ALLIS CHALMERS - ~rvlet fann - Industrial - lAiml 4 G~ Tuppers Plalna Phone 867.S4S5 f!iwet• Donald Hkb, MfnUU, INGELS .CARPET HOUSE POMEROY CHRI$T MIDDLEPORT, Q. ·.· . ' 220 E. MAIN Brown'r Botti• Gill •OJaio'a Oldest Dodge Dealer" Middleport, Ohio -----------~--~· • wmntr-becaun it's eushioltldl • Wl•tlllfll-biCIVH it't cuR**. • E11r II dltl-bKMI it't vinytt IPike-tleet dents ! Ph. 98&-2005 BOGGS EQUIPMENT We rfll All Doctors l'nscrlpt!ons 118U15& Pmneroy Sq. Yd. • nriftJ-costs surprltiqly littltl Cbelter, Ohio R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. REXALL DRUGS $249 vinyl surr.ace tn4 vlnyliztd back· lng. Cus., fenflor 1bsorts ci1Herr So sprinp it even recover s from Middleport 992-2560 ~ISHER -. WITH BUILT-IN CUSHION . BY ~ONGOLEUM·NAIRN Builders and Building Supptu• - - ----·- George Wasblngton'a home, originally was !mown •• Little Hwalill& Creek PlantaUon, Mount BAUM LUMBER CO. A!hland Oil ,.oducts ltlddleport, Ohio That's just about what it costs for the electric power to operate your television set through a Tues.day, Thursday and · '' Saturday Nilht At The Movies. IIOS-6601 GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING '~~~•"" Jean over Athens '"'ri _ _ . . . , _ , __ __.,........_ . .. - . .... ...... . - . • ..,. . . . . . "(ll-11'" •.... .,... _ ___ . . . _ ·.~ . .. Pl)meroy Support the CII&W'Ch.of fOil• Clwlal '. ' IIINERS ' BAKERY ,Jabn J~ .. ..,_..-;,...._....... :"".,..... ,, '-·1 . -----·. Kel'llllt Walttlll. :·:,,!l~:,.,, Mer. . . ~~·-·····:...- . ... · - - - -· ·- · 8EN FIANKittt: 5toif ·,' ,. . ot'Good ar.J .-..tlapii, w:VL '· ....... _ .......... ~__.;_ ....- , .. - • .., • • • •_ ••• •• , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • _ __ _, _,.. _,_., ........ :.. _ __ Take Somemw With \'011 To ChuM Ill Ponaoroy Ov.,. 90 Y - Atllmd lheCIItlrell Of \'OIIf ~-;;~~~ ' .' . NEW YORK noTHING HrJJSE . ·• ~- . •••, llll'iltJ.' " ' ' ..... ·' . •,· ' . ' ~ '! �. .•')' ' \1~ ' - If·• • •:'i Every Occasion! BOYS WKETBALL Survtvoro Include a son, Dewey, of Orlando, Fla.; two lliJ. ters, Mrs Cora Bennett of Hlco and Mia Flora Clemons of Pliny, ond throe brothers, W. S., Parkl 111111 Abe Clemons, •• ,,..,,., of Pliny. / Choose K&C gifts tbhen vou want to give the fjneat of ·the good OXFORDS & SHOES / ., . '•:i<l ., . II. .1! brands. Gltuwlre by Fostotl1 . Syr1cuM Fin.• Cl!lnt 1847 Rag1ra Sllve..W•re MHker Bigs 1nd BillfOlds BLACK OR ·' - WHITE .i / cj ;I i I fHI CIIIICH fOI AU.ALL fOl 1HI Cll·- THE SHOE BOX ! I.'l NEWI Complete Selection Of I PAPERBACK BOOKS ! MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Middleport, 0. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. RAY RIGGS, INC. '.lncotn-MerC!Lrv.Comot·Engl!ah Bakets of Hollum Bnod 15 N. Coutt St. DIE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION 5618 Ravenswood, W. V1. ,.;Cklll,.rcllsto EARN ;re~~~~r luurMCt 'S 340 Uucoln Sl with I IIAI ern• MULLEN 3C QUIET AI CARPET! BA.VE APPUED PT. PLEASANT Robert Wllllam Ollvor, Jr., 19, Hogsett, and Sandra Lee Shearer, 19, Bogaett, have applied for a narrlage 4ic6lse In the office of the c·ounty clerk. This new vinyl floorinc hu 1 spr inn foam cusMo11 be twet r, 1 Ntedl ,., ttmeltin& dlnl Nothing you can buy gives you more value per dollar than your electric,.,,service. CHURCH OF 992-5661 w.- "! ' ...• Vem<~n, e Y"'r Wolca~ Is At ol.r PrOfit DI!Ore ··--·-----·-- _ __ ___ '' lundoY SChool f1IO A.M.-Moml"' 181~ A.M. '' . 1-i.. Wonlllp 71• P-'41' . l(ollftllh Mcllllnnoy, IundaY kllooPI luiOJ, TINY'S FOODLAND CROW'S STEAK HOUSE - •lientucky Fried Chicken• Pomeroy & LOHSE . i~: . SUNDAY SEPT. 4 ' : MESSAGE IY THE r~stOl ,. ' ··- - - ' - 1182-2641 I . Mlddl•po*-) ..J ·-- -~- . RIDENOURS Sl!PPLY Generol llmlurlldlle fuM!Iture and Applldncll 867-ll280 THE SEWING I Church 011<1 Offlc• Suppluo - Glftl LYONS CLOVER FARM Plains ____. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE CENTER WHI'I!i SEWING MACHINES "'IDervthlnQ For the Woman tlull Sews" U Mill St. Middleport · 192-5320 Chester. Ofllo Pbone 1185-2125 F. J. WALLAC(. JEWElER Btdooa Watches - Silks and S~. 186 N. SecOnd . ' !liadle""" -------:-- ·~ GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Middleport EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. "Evervtfting 1ft ~ Pomeroy, Ohio ... ~ •. HOYT'S SOHIO S~YICE Welt Main St. '·' ••• 1a tht fOJtKST! '•' .·• . 11112-2186 Seles - ALLIS CHALMERS - ~rvlet fann - Industrial - lAiml 4 G~ Tuppers Plalna Phone 867.S4S5 f!iwet• Donald Hkb, MfnUU, INGELS .CARPET HOUSE POMEROY CHRI$T MIDDLEPORT, Q. ·.· . ' 220 E. MAIN Brown'r Botti• Gill •OJaio'a Oldest Dodge Dealer" Middleport, Ohio -----------~--~· • wmntr-becaun it's eushioltldl • Wl•tlllfll-biCIVH it't cuR**. • E11r II dltl-bKMI it't vinytt IPike-tleet dents ! Ph. 98&-2005 BOGGS EQUIPMENT We rfll All Doctors l'nscrlpt!ons 118U15& Pmneroy Sq. Yd. • nriftJ-costs surprltiqly littltl Cbelter, Ohio R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. REXALL DRUGS $249 vinyl surr.ace tn4 vlnyliztd back· lng. Cus., fenflor 1bsorts ci1Herr So sprinp it even recover s from Middleport 992-2560 ~ISHER -. WITH BUILT-IN CUSHION . BY ~ONGOLEUM·NAIRN Builders and Building Supptu• - - ----·- George Wasblngton'a home, originally was !mown •• Little Hwalill& Creek PlantaUon, Mount BAUM LUMBER CO. A!hland Oil ,.oducts ltlddleport, Ohio That's just about what it costs for the electric power to operate your television set through a Tues.day, Thursday and · '' Saturday Nilht At The Movies. IIOS-6601 GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING '~~~•"" Jean over Athens '"'ri _ _ . . . , _ , __ __.,........_ . .. - . .... ...... . - . • ..,. . . . . . "(ll-11'" •.... .,... _ ___ . . . _ ·.~ . .. Pl)meroy Support the CII&W'Ch.of fOil• Clwlal '. ' IIINERS ' BAKERY ,Jabn J~ .. ..,_..-;,...._....... :"".,..... ,, '-·1 . -----·. Kel'llllt Walttlll. :·:,,!l~:,.,, Mer. . . ~~·-·····:...- . ... · - - - -· ·- · 8EN FIANKittt: 5toif ·,' ,. . ot'Good ar.J .-..tlapii, w:VL '· ....... _ .......... ~__.;_ ....- , .. - • .., • • • •_ ••• •• , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • _ __ _, _,.. _,_., ........ :.. _ __ Take Somemw With \'011 To ChuM Ill Ponaoroy Ov.,. 90 Y - Atllmd lheCIItlrell Of \'OIIf ~-;;~~~ ' .' . NEW YORK noTHING HrJJSE . ·• ~- . •••, llll'iltJ.' " ' ' ..... ·' . •,· ' . ' ~ '! �'I ' Ad Get Extra-Cash The Want. ®.. ·. ,.. _, . I - '.I 1-D~Iy Sentinel, Pomeroy·ldiddleport, 0., Sept. 2, ll!el . - "'\N1 AD IN~:!:'!! ION "!l 'i Hei;W.~t;d 1 M•le Help W•nted I tSHIIS o;:. -·t..&o .• · ' • ,.._ O•• ....... '""'lcafttll MAN ·FOR local serVl_·ce-- sti· I . 1 " __..... •:tt " ~~' "''"acottlltCiu.AriONI BABY <J'M'ER Wit II J , · "• hours 8 da y, Uon. must be able to do tune- · eG•••cT•o•• S or I! dJys a week. Stay in u~ · aod "ght re••JI'· work. ,' .;., , " in«,_. -.ptfl lrMI • - M. r• u fA' "''· on .. "'*'•!Qtle• your tJomr 01 mine. Write Write to 8os 668-A, c-o Da1Jy 1962 CORVAIR l '; :,I r,.. ••••n.• ~ltllltl!ltf ,. ... u •• c-o Box 668-K, The Daily Se 1 p Oh' ntinr. omeroy. IO. ___9 . _ 1__ 3~ -- -- -KITCHEN HELP and car 11011 , rtlt" ,.tM, ..,, ... ........ -......,... ''" ... ,..ct••n•M. ,,,.,. ~ .. .,..._,.. •mMRta... , '"" "'• .u. . . . " ' " ' ". . . tltf tt~••• '"•" ....IIOt•~~et~rrHt ,,...,..... IIIP'IIO Sleak Hot.se. Pomeroy, 0. 8 31 tfr "'" ..,..... • -c... • ,., wera en• u...rt... ' Pomeroy ·' 0 · Give 1 name, address, phone, age, and former experience. I W~y 1962 COMET IA~Nn OOOGL! and tNUI=FV SMI'I'M 1111 WILio.-rt ·' ·~ . ~~ HONDA Motor Co. SAil'S & SERVICE 81115 M50 SPQRT IC!)BCAT· .SPRINT $77 $765, I 30 61p - --· I Culltom 2 Door, 8 cyl. Std. tr~n1. - ~dio and heatH', vinyl ! interior lrtm, like new W.W. tirt-s. L1ght green over w.blte I ·1ervices Pomeroy Monza Station Wagon, only 86,000 mile~ and locally ·o;.yned, nl'w whitewall tires, white. finish. red vinyl ih.tetlor , Powt'r· glide tranimissi.on. ndio and heater. A sharp one For Slle hop.! . Apoly ~person, Crow's uta• ,.., w1 r;1 SentiiH!I ., • t'.a.C...rlne T• ....-OurDrW.In II ONI OP TH. ' •rc!IJ.I f'~'~IIJ,~~~~~> ,.J,:,'.; DIC:K ~lTTNARS I . .YICI II Klllll ...,.,.. LI'L ABNER Phone 992·2143 finish, priced to move PURE BRED Guernsey bull, l Mllltmu"' · cu,.. 5I ....., 1 h d n c•ntt ,., ..,..,. ••• ••n• ck ready for service, 11 ea . .,_.,,..,. u._,,,.,. EXPER_IENCEO mal! to _w~r rPJ,:!'ist~i·p1 Hvlstein heifers, ,!::C:~~~~~·~, ·;~;.. •• on dairy farm, house fur msh- I fresh this fall. papers furnc;•ID oF uta""' • oaHu••u•• Emnrv PtW.!' ll. lla - . ,,_'fl .., n . .,. "''"tmu111 h(to ed. . Mrs. 1shed .]~mn .J Rose, Long Ph 843_2 275 8 .11 61 0 1 .......,... werll 1& cme. · · · • c Bottom. 0 . Ph . 949-2821. OFFlCl NOURI _,..., "'· ,. ' ' " .. M ~.u, M.o\LI<: HELP . betwf'f'n agf's 27 9 J :up ! NfUNt\1 ~- 4 _ "'· '- 12•H ...... and J5, clean . neat aPI1ear· IT't 10 IAS1" TO "LACI & ance of good character l)ay ltJUll ,..llDIJCIN. or ntghl shift available '\.pp!y WANT -D in person t~t Burge-r Ro\•, t3 PHONE W'Y 2 21 56 W. Union, Athens. 0 . De tween , bow-s of t and 5 p.m. 8 ~ :Wt'c I By AL t:APP' ' ;,:;,.' ' ''"" 1 .... ·• . '"~!' 1 .. : !:' RADIATOR ., .. ,, SERVICE ! ~ ~~~~a Milk .,--·---- h HOWIE SCHNEIDEk - -- - ----,·-L..- ' ' ' ~-" - - GASULINI! ALLEY Poor Chip! l-Ie real I~ f li pped for Ef fie! ~1 ow AMERI&W COOKING ****** ATITSFINW - Clu~ .t S......n. Ohio BOB E. BYER '• '. • • ItS Folrlo. . Dr. Mkld!Oport Off Sunday' Iring Mar and lho Family Tt ..,. '"~'f. .·. BAILEY'S RESTA~NT rw PHONE WY 2-3974 .,. . l'omorey Catering Service - lilt (hlloy) Colll01 Partr Rooma ' ''ck cat! L et·~ qo cheer him he~ loGt her' f'---':.. up,Stubb'! GQ9DOLD 211 E. Moln Hoi'"' lolloy He'll b.e mopitfQ arount:t -.! • ' ~., • c:;:;e • Oh,wel l! A qu4 c an't .;;pona Chip' the re.:; t of hi6 li fe mooning · over a lo!it chick! ..,......,., --...:10 .i;;J.' ;~p. 'r'l ·BringatciS · ·.· \ ·. Return Home From Vaeation ' • loke a ~el lo , By ART SANSOM .! -, CHESTER WILD DICK iRACY BORN AN D RAISED I 00 HaT' ASK T~E EDQE c' THIS E\I'EN MYSELF TI-IAT QUE'iTION! MAQSI-I, TOOl BUT '!QJJ .' . f-I EVER ~ IT BEFORE , l-IARD ABOUT ~0 TO ON AND CAME DEAD 1D THAT StCRET ISlAND f ~ COULD YOU Q&1 IT 'f STAA'e'QO lilT TJ.IAT DEAD ~Ee !1 AB&IE AND SLATS j 0 .. 0 ·~ 0 0 .1 t' WINNIE WINKLI ly IRANNEI '";~,~. . .~ ; ,;;: . '· j ,'( I eoods_ We wiU tMa, eomplete eitatea oc IIDill le11, CaU KNOTlt WSED FURNITURE ond AUCTION ll-2n4 +16-Z917 DAD.Y CRYPTOQUOTB - route man to wor k on estal.llished route, salarv and commission. MUB& bf r esponsible. 25 or older. :\BC Cleaae-rs. .. LO:MGFJ:LLOW One let ter •imply lltalldl tor~- Ill thle _..,..AUt UMt tor the tnree L 'a, X for tlM two 0'1, etc.. fU.IIIIt' \etten:. &Jl'l»'" tro~ 1M lad lui -s· ~ tM word~ are &11 lMAbL · Jla,eh day the _.. ...._ _.. .rtereut. -..ua Mason , W. V.A. 1 l8 Don't how to worl< Itt .1-li:YDLB.I.AXS etc .A. Qf(l · · - q WANTED - Work for buUdoi: er. Pb. f!D.2201. I t llllc KEEl, ILY&' 'l'W - - - -...!1. - - -- · - -- Buy FA t ·- 'Wl!WDQ 110. &TW ·y_..,. -Cr7-""'"' RPDI PAH I.EWB ltB.I. ATDEC It W H A , -T ll 8 S G. K I 011' ALL KNOWLEDGB: TH" WISE AND GOOD Slli:CK :MOST TV KNOW THEMSilLVJ!lS.- cut glan, Le1 IH•K&SPJWUIJ (C liM, Terrace, I II JOip . • iten. Butlldl, t• Leaillll r-..,, 'Ollie. ... ' .:.. K.ta,' .1:-t'C(.o.t:~• ~·rJ·\ieate, 1DL) 't.._t~._ ....~-...._______-._ _ _ _ ....... ~-----..·-- . . . . ..... . . . .......... ·--·-· ... - ~ ... - ....................._.._ ___w._ '.. . . ....._......,.~ ..---.....~-- . . . . --.............. _ _.,. ~~- '. �'I ' Ad Get Extra-Cash The Want. ®.. ·. ,.. _, . I - '.I 1-D~Iy Sentinel, Pomeroy·ldiddleport, 0., Sept. 2, ll!el . - "'\N1 AD IN~:!:'!! ION "!l 'i Hei;W.~t;d 1 M•le Help W•nted I tSHIIS o;:. -·t..&o .• · ' • ,.._ O•• ....... '""'lcafttll MAN ·FOR local serVl_·ce-- sti· I . 1 " __..... •:tt " ~~' "''"acottlltCiu.AriONI BABY <J'M'ER Wit II J , · "• hours 8 da y, Uon. must be able to do tune- · eG•••cT•o•• S or I! dJys a week. Stay in u~ · aod "ght re••JI'· work. ,' .;., , " in«,_. -.ptfl lrMI • - M. r• u fA' "''· on .. "'*'•!Qtle• your tJomr 01 mine. Write Write to 8os 668-A, c-o Da1Jy 1962 CORVAIR l '; :,I r,.. ••••n.• ~ltllltl!ltf ,. ... u •• c-o Box 668-K, The Daily Se 1 p Oh' ntinr. omeroy. IO. ___9 . _ 1__ 3~ -- -- -KITCHEN HELP and car 11011 , rtlt" ,.tM, ..,, ... ........ -......,... ''" ... ,..ct••n•M. ,,,.,. ~ .. .,..._,.. •mMRta... , '"" "'• .u. . . . " ' " ' ". . . tltf tt~••• '"•" ....IIOt•~~et~rrHt ,,...,..... IIIP'IIO Sleak Hot.se. Pomeroy, 0. 8 31 tfr "'" ..,..... • -c... • ,., wera en• u...rt... ' Pomeroy ·' 0 · Give 1 name, address, phone, age, and former experience. I W~y 1962 COMET IA~Nn OOOGL! and tNUI=FV SMI'I'M 1111 WILio.-rt ·' ·~ . ~~ HONDA Motor Co. SAil'S & SERVICE 81115 M50 SPQRT IC!)BCAT· .SPRINT $77 $765, I 30 61p - --· I Culltom 2 Door, 8 cyl. Std. tr~n1. - ~dio and heatH', vinyl ! interior lrtm, like new W.W. tirt-s. L1ght green over w.blte I ·1ervices Pomeroy Monza Station Wagon, only 86,000 mile~ and locally ·o;.yned, nl'w whitewall tires, white. finish. red vinyl ih.tetlor , Powt'r· glide tranimissi.on. ndio and heater. A sharp one For Slle hop.! . Apoly ~person, Crow's uta• ,.., w1 r;1 SentiiH!I ., • t'.a.C...rlne T• ....-OurDrW.In II ONI OP TH. ' •rc!IJ.I f'~'~IIJ,~~~~~> ,.J,:,'.; DIC:K ~lTTNARS I . .YICI II Klllll ...,.,.. LI'L ABNER Phone 992·2143 finish, priced to move PURE BRED Guernsey bull, l Mllltmu"' · cu,.. 5I ....., 1 h d n c•ntt ,., ..,..,. ••• ••n• ck ready for service, 11 ea . .,_.,,..,. u._,,,.,. EXPER_IENCEO mal! to _w~r rPJ,:!'ist~i·p1 Hvlstein heifers, ,!::C:~~~~~·~, ·;~;.. •• on dairy farm, house fur msh- I fresh this fall. papers furnc;•ID oF uta""' • oaHu••u•• Emnrv PtW.!' ll. lla - . ,,_'fl .., n . .,. "''"tmu111 h(to ed. . Mrs. 1shed .]~mn .J Rose, Long Ph 843_2 275 8 .11 61 0 1 .......,... werll 1& cme. · · · • c Bottom. 0 . Ph . 949-2821. OFFlCl NOURI _,..., "'· ,. ' ' " .. M ~.u, M.o\LI<: HELP . betwf'f'n agf's 27 9 J :up ! NfUNt\1 ~- 4 _ "'· '- 12•H ...... and J5, clean . neat aPI1ear· IT't 10 IAS1" TO "LACI & ance of good character l)ay ltJUll ,..llDIJCIN. or ntghl shift available '\.pp!y WANT -D in person t~t Burge-r Ro\•, t3 PHONE W'Y 2 21 56 W. Union, Athens. 0 . De tween , bow-s of t and 5 p.m. 8 ~ :Wt'c I By AL t:APP' ' ;,:;,.' ' ''"" 1 .... ·• . '"~!' 1 .. : !:' RADIATOR ., .. ,, SERVICE ! ~ ~~~~a Milk .,--·---- h HOWIE SCHNEIDEk - -- - ----,·-L..- ' ' ' ~-" - - GASULINI! ALLEY Poor Chip! l-Ie real I~ f li pped for Ef fie! ~1 ow AMERI&W COOKING ****** ATITSFINW - Clu~ .t S......n. Ohio BOB E. BYER '• '. • • ItS Folrlo. . Dr. Mkld!Oport Off Sunday' Iring Mar and lho Family Tt ..,. '"~'f. .·. BAILEY'S RESTA~NT rw PHONE WY 2-3974 .,. . l'omorey Catering Service - lilt (hlloy) Colll01 Partr Rooma ' ''ck cat! L et·~ qo cheer him he~ loGt her' f'---':.. up,Stubb'! GQ9DOLD 211 E. Moln Hoi'"' lolloy He'll b.e mopitfQ arount:t -.! • ' ~., • c:;:;e • Oh,wel l! A qu4 c an't .;;pona Chip' the re.:; t of hi6 li fe mooning · over a lo!it chick! ..,......,., --...:10 .i;;J.' ;~p. 'r'l ·BringatciS · ·.· \ ·. Return Home From Vaeation ' • loke a ~el lo , By ART SANSOM .! -, CHESTER WILD DICK iRACY BORN AN D RAISED I 00 HaT' ASK T~E EDQE c' THIS E\I'EN MYSELF TI-IAT QUE'iTION! MAQSI-I, TOOl BUT '!QJJ .' . f-I EVER ~ IT BEFORE , l-IARD ABOUT ~0 TO ON AND CAME DEAD 1D THAT StCRET ISlAND f ~ COULD YOU Q&1 IT 'f STAA'e'QO lilT TJ.IAT DEAD ~Ee !1 AB&IE AND SLATS j 0 .. 0 ·~ 0 0 .1 t' WINNIE WINKLI ly IRANNEI '";~,~. . .~ ; ,;;: . '· j ,'( I eoods_ We wiU tMa, eomplete eitatea oc IIDill le11, CaU KNOTlt WSED FURNITURE ond AUCTION ll-2n4 +16-Z917 DAD.Y CRYPTOQUOTB - route man to wor k on estal.llished route, salarv and commission. MUB& bf r esponsible. 25 or older. :\BC Cleaae-rs. .. LO:MGFJ:LLOW One let ter •imply lltalldl tor~- Ill thle _..,..AUt UMt tor the tnree L 'a, X for tlM two 0'1, etc.. fU.IIIIt' \etten:. &Jl'l»'" tro~ 1M lad lui -s· ~ tM word~ are &11 lMAbL · Jla,eh day the _.. ...._ _.. .rtereut. -..ua Mason , W. V.A. 1 l8 Don't how to worl< Itt .1-li:YDLB.I.AXS etc .A. Qf(l · · - q WANTED - Work for buUdoi: er. Pb. f!D.2201. I t llllc KEEl, ILY&' 'l'W - - - -...!1. - - -- · - -- Buy FA t ·- 'Wl!WDQ 110. &TW ·y_..,. -Cr7-""'"' RPDI PAH I.EWB ltB.I. ATDEC It W H A , -T ll 8 S G. K I 011' ALL KNOWLEDGB: TH" WISE AND GOOD Slli:CK :MOST TV KNOW THEMSilLVJ!lS.- cut glan, Le1 IH•K&SPJWUIJ (C liM, Terrace, I II JOip . • iten. Butlldl, t• Leaillll r-..,, 'Ollie. ... ' .:.. K.ta,' .1:-t'C(.o.t:~• ~·rJ·\ieate, 1DL) 't.._t~._ ....~-...._______-._ _ _ _ ....... ~-----..·-- . . . . ..... . . . .......... ·--·-· ... - ~ ... - ....................._.._ ___w._ '.. . . ....._......,.~ ..---.....~-- . . . . --.............. _ _.,. ~~- '. �. ' '• ,.,.. ',• tntintl '. . ·i i ' ~~~· W,o·TM · Greater VOL. , ... ] THR,EE SECTIONS Middle Ohfo- Vallel/ in West Vir~· "CIRCLE OF L•)VE" Jane Fonda -and- "PLAYGIRL AFTER DARK" Land. and ,Water Jtyne Mansfield Leo Gl~nn (Color) • ,. ,.,., ' .1 : •• " ' John~on:s SATURDAY SEPT. 3 ''THE KILLERS" Lee Marvin (Color) " '!'·. "'··~'·-~ " • :. Topic DALLAS~OWN, Pa. (UI>I). ;.... Prealdent Johnson paid •non.poh~al" Vllltll to two ~ill American· tom• muniUei Saturday and spelled out the hopes and problems tbat He In two basic human ileede-the land and water. ·· . .... , -In Dalla&town' {Pop.·; .3.811), be ·laid the Ume has ~e for a "back to til~ farm"l!JO~I!IIt. , . " .: ililrller, ·11 SummerntUe, w. Va., (J>OII. Z,500), the - and"rA.HDRAH THE THREE HEADED MONSTER" (Color) NEWS -'~ ." .. BRIEFS "I ; , • -• FROM · .UNITED PRI$5 . {NTIRNAtiONAL t~ . ' .taee thai the World wllb dilUter" keep up with the demand water suppllu. JU aODouoctd I luUL.U.S. parllclpallen In liOJI!I 'iffller for . peal'e ~• (:,,~ ~ I· ~~ ~ . Dedlc'iiinc 1 dam completed a thn!&-re..m•olr I I)'.WO for the .Kanawha basin· Jolmson .streued. that the year 2000 the .world's reiOIII'etl mull be more doubled. Shop Elberfelds In , :,c_c_. Pomeroy ~ Friday 14 ight until 8 ·_and on Saturday Night until 9 • ; , <..ou.rse it'll work. It 1VOJ"ke(• ·with yo!tr father, didn't it?" <C• CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Pomeroy, 0. Phone 992-5432 RE Fros1i-Proof Nuw FRI Space for a whole week's shopping and more! Huge bottom freezer! (Lots of other Space.AgeAdnncarl ' If \0 • FIRST SPACE AlE ADVANCE In refril· SPACE. All OIPINDliiLitt~·, eration. Packs mOle power per cubic inch lACKED BY !-YEAR WARRANn' /.T · for more space, new features. Modo willl NO EXTRA C:HAIIGEI .. ' . ,· . , Incredibly wear-11$istant, satellit•type 1-yetr w...nty lor repair diii!Ydllll:t • materials. Onty 3 moving pariL Sealed in in the ontitt refriprator,.l.. steel, oiled lor life, CU5hioned to reduce WarraniY lor repair of onr . . • vibration. Whisper silent!..!All Frost·Proof Nfriprad,. Qiltm. Blc:J(Id by. .. ModelL) • ,:;4- ~ . .·· '. . \ ·. ... ' . . Youtan ·' STORE'and STDRt: ' ' 1 . 1, f1 and STORE! ' ' ' IllUSION j dten tollor.G Jacquard cardigan in two color potfern ,.ao/o of 77% wool anoi 23% nylon. Short sloovo, statHJ up rib ,.,., lurflo pulioYer and JliD on lovsic lcnH ,:olght llirt, Jim(, YirJi• waol, Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 P·l!l· Smn1111 Me/41 Countv tor over 941/tart POMEROY RUTLAND '... ~<•. ( Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation . ···. •- - '- -- '389 95 ' POMEROY ~~ NATIONAL BANK In MlddllpOI't, 0. -~ ·All these features and more! OnlY ~!* BAHR CLOTHIERS ------ • tllant 151-lb. sla aro zone b9ttom freezer with, lift-out ' liJsket freezes foods, Ice, ~.ubes extra·fast! • roo~ Frost·Pnoll F'ro•t · never for111s In the frettlir or fresh food soctiori. You'lf never defrost agalnl • 8.8·1b. Meat Tender kNPI meats fresh up to 7 days! • Twin Porq~lain Enamel tty. drators are roomy tnolllh for . fat cabbages. · • Dttp door shelf for \II pl. cartons, big 46-oz. juice cans ~high enoiJib for tallut aodll, bottl-11 Let uo all join in praise of Labor-the mil· lion• of American men and women whose eftort and co-operation have done •o .much to make our national progre•• and prooperity oo great I Our bank will not traniCid business on LABOR DAY, Monday, September Sth Long '~·· ' SUNI!>AY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1966 TONIGHT ( ., ... ....,.~. ·- . IUDGO TERMS .. . .. IYtll ••,. Wftll :·.o . . .. 0 I JOtd '"1111111 n••~-< ~ ' .. EP .• NotSoCieor 'Live'Drm . k"mg Experunent . rueaJ raa." 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