https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ebddf0a316a826cc6f3c06fbd0da0028.pdf db7c08c8195ab8f6e96ecadd8e4039e6 PDF Text Text . .. .. ( ,' i ~""r' I SOCIAL CAlENDAR Church Class M~tsWith f .• Around.and Wallace Rerurm To Bet¥ada Duty Alan Navy Hospltalman Around and Ab MiddJeport - I . About " -- ·· · · -- · ' -· •• Off · - -- - Wallace has returned to the Bethesda Naval Hospital in OUf RE~~~ MEETING of Maryland after a ·a day leave Mrs. ~ Jtelbel entertain. . the Auxiliary of the Veterans' with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ed \tltb B turkey dinner Sunday, Mn. AlbeA Al~ard, assiSted Hospital, wlll be held in 11 , Dwight Wallace, daughter, Nanat her home, Pleasant Ridge, by Miso Nelle Bmg, entertain- cafeteria of the hospital Tues. cy, and brother, Bruce, a stuhonoring Mr. Reibel on his ed the Daughters of Ruth· class day night Sept 20 at 8 'o'clock dent at Marshall University. Mr W'll' B I I it' birthday . ' . Gordon Fislier student at of the United Methudisl church instead oi the .usu~l time of I Wallace will begin a six-month ~· I. Jam ane s v s mg A c!Oeoraled birthcay cake Muuntaln State Business Col· I Monday at her home, 7,30. relatlv_es m Grundy, Va. Mr. B' withthdtheinscrlpti\ll1 M afternoun . S . . Electw·n of olfl'cers wl'll training period iiJ Operating Bane IS servmg m Y1et Nam. D d, d "Happy b M lege, Parkersburg, spent the East am t. . be held. All members 3re ask- Room Techanican School at ll' ay .a • rna e y rs. weekend with his _parents, Mr. The meeting, m charge of ed I be . t Bethesda Hospital. Weekend guests of Mr. and Donley Reibel was served with and Mrs. MaS<>n Fisher and 0 Mrs. Frank Stewart, president, I presen · ! Saturday eve11 ing Mr. and · Mrs. Paul Grueser were her the dinner. Miss Donna Reibel f .1 opened with Psalm 23 in unison. 1 BETHEL No. 62 of the In·~· Mrs. Wallace and son, Alan, granddaughter and family. At- asked grace. am• y. · I Devotions we_re led by M1ss Lu- ternational Order of Job's were in Morehead, Ky., for the torney and Mrs. James D. Me- Attendmg were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher cret1a Genhe1mer who used as I Daughters will meet at the · Morehead, Marshall foutball, Dermitt and daughter, Erin Harley Strong and Donley, BU· and son, Willie of llelpre were her toptc, Strength for t~ese IPomeroy Masomc Temple, on [ game. Their son, Bruce is a 1 Kathleen, of Wheeling, W. Va .. ly and Dtane, Wllke:;vtlle: ~r. week~nd guests of their par~ days. She also gave ~ readmM, T11esday at ;:30 p. m. All member of the varsity team of I and Mrs. Mabel Wolfe •f Porn~ and Mrs. Howard Logan, Sprmg- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fishfrom. Modern Matunty and .a speclion with Dolly Oan- , Marshall University. eroy, sister of Mrs. Grueser. field; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Logan, er and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arreadmg, In the Temple of God s 1 cey, grand guardian, the m· Galhpol!s; Mn. Emma Ogdm, nold. Work, and closed with prayer.l specting officer. Ail Masons I Stephen Coat• has returned to I Salem Center· Miss Bertha Rei· Members responded to roil Eastern Stars and parents ar~ tt· his studie• at the Kirksville bel, Walter.~ Herbert Reibel, . Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher WhO I call with a personal jingle. It invited. I u ur Medical Schuoi of Osteopathy Mr. and Mrs. Donley Reibel were called here by the illness was voted to renew the three I SALISBURY PTA will meet in Kirksville, Mo., after speru!- and Donna and Fae the honor- of his mother, Mrs. William subscriptions to The Upper [ Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. All Is Planning ing the summer here with his ed guest and Mrs. _'Reibel The Fisher returned to their home. Roo~ for Veterans Memoraal members, parents of Bedford ! • mother, Mrs. Robert Coats. 1honored g~st recPived many Akron, Sunday. 1 Hosp1tal. Ischool and ol new pupils are Homecoming I Mrs. Alta Miller Leon w..nice gifts. 1 Miss Cheryl Hood of NaHonMrs . .Jacob Gloeckner conduct- ~ W'ged to attend. . ' • ' · . ed Bible quiz games during the! MRS. GEORGE Hackett has The Sutton Methodist Church.' Va. , " the g?est of her daugh-1 · IWJde Beauty Academy, Cclu~prngrom hour and Mrs. Rich- announced that a meeting of iBashan-Racine Road, will hold !' ~~~ •;dRian~ly, Mr. and Mrs. l'outh FeUow _ slaim ~us spenttsth~ wte~n~ -~~ ord Campbell read a poem, A' the Candystnppers ol Veterans a Rally Day and Homecoming er ous · , Bellin A.ctivitie8 ~r ~~n ' r. an rs. • Model Church And An Old Memorial Hospital will be held 'Sunday, Sept 25. with the wor· Mrs. Florence Hannay has < The Junior and Senior Meth• vm · Man's Story. l'!'uesday evening at 6.30 p. m. lship service at 9:30 a.m. and returned te Akron after spend- dist Youth Fellowship groups Mr. and Mrs Eslie Mossmanl' A dessert course was served \ at the hospital. New members I the Rev. John Kimbler as pas~ ing several weeks here with her will begin fall activities next returned home Thursday after by the hostesses to those nam-. will be accepted at this tor . . sister, Mrs. Beulah While. , Sunday, Sept. 25 at 6 p.m. Of· a ten days vacation at Norfolk td abov~ and Mtss t,.yd~a Eber ~- ' time and any girl who is 16 in 1 The Sunday school Will open fleers will be elected and plan.~ and Virginia Beach, Virginia, bach, ~tss Ada Gen.he1mer and the Mason and Meigs area is at 10 :15. Mrs. Lester L. Rnu~h Rodn~y Karr, son of Mr . and [or the year discussed. and at Roanoke Rapids, N. C., Mrs. Mmnle Neutzlmg. invited to attend the meeting. Ii~ su~er inte~ent. Special mu-1 Mrs. Richard Karr'. has . enroll- Meeting with the seniors Sun- with their son and daughter-in~ Mrs. Hackett is advisor fur 1SIC .wtll be g~ven by th~ youth~ at Kent S~te UruversJty and day evenina were the Rev. Max law, Mr. and Mrs. Harley MossLIFT·ou'r 100'1' }lfi.<s Davis Attends the group. chOir. Mrs. Milton Circle IS l~ad- w•ll leave Saturday. ' Donahue and Emerson Jones. man and family. ASA ....SSINET Science Conference er and M•ss Carla Morns, p•an- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fau.~- Present were Doxie Walters, Mn. Don!lld Morgan and AS A STROLLER 1 Among the area science stuWednesday Ist. . . ner of Charleston, W: Va .. spe Okey Reitter, Van Johnson, son of Newark are spending a dents altending the "Youth and PAST PRESIDENTS of the dA basket dmllner w•ll kbedsertov- tlhhe wMeekendJ here FwlthlkhiS mo-d Sherrie Shuler, Cathy McGuire, week with her parents. Mr. and . , Oh' . . at noon. A are as e er, rs. ames au ner an S 1 · S S d J h Mrs E·. M Sr1ence O:mference at 10 American Legion Auvilary will b . bl . f th . h' . t M E H tl y VIa wanson, an Y o nson, . she ossman. State University Campus Satur- meet Wednesday at ·7'30 .P m frmg . ta edservlc~ or e1r "s shiS er.•_Hrsk. vah ar ey. and her guest, Charlotte Gooch Mr. and Mrs. Tom McClellan 1 day wa~ Diane Lewis, daughter at the home of Mrs Ge;ald Wil. amAIIehs atn g~es~, · I c derry C 'c s,b w 0 IS etmh· of Gallipolis, and Joyce Kerns• and daughurs of Nitro, W. Va .. s or music~ program p1oye m o1tJm us, spen1 e d Mik B k' k · it·~ s· nd aft 'lh . . of Dr. a nd Mrs. J. J. Dav1s, dermuth .11 be . t 2 M J h k d 'th h e us 1r . vJS "" u ay ernoon WI 1 lh an A 8•WAY CONY.RTiaL• and a sludent at Kyger Creek CHESTER COMMUNITY wK,mblegm all lepd.m .. ng;s. Thon. Rewee en dWIM . erDoparledn sH,. '-~ his aunts, Mrs. Edith Burnell. . th d' 1 r WI a st mg. e v. an rs. na 1c..s . • d 0 High School. 0 ers ~tten mg Homemakers Club will meet rest of the time will be free to snd son, Douglas. HONOR BIRTHDAYS Mmersvllle an Mrs. · . B. Thayer makes the smartest ond •lltl conv•JIIIole for INI»y, were L1nda Telle, Pomt Plea- Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the visit M d M Rich d Ro en- Elberfeld and Mra. Geor&la thr..· WIY "Jiffy Jitney" actually !JIOWI with IM child. sant, and Fred Ragen, Chesh- Mrs. John Rose , Bashan. Sew· · • • b r. ~ . h~St p ar sen- Williamson, Pomeroy. Converts quickly, solely , , usini the $1lml chromo ploled ire, along With Mr Sisson, ing classes Will be diScussed •t ml F • ml ' Dmner, Dance 16 ,autam, edrlg'th ., blromthed_roy,d·n c k d • 11 te ne s G' f • er m w• a ay 1 • fr~me lor both Carrioge and Stroller, Eosr riding helicol teacher at Kyger r~e : an and schedules will be given for N" • . 1ven or nl(ents oer on Sunday at their home m Club Hm Cookout Bryson Carter, ExtenSJonJSt at other lessons through the Exlllht m Claeslur~ Mr. and Mra. M. L. Kelly, f the' J ' loth At R mhid p: k opringr,, fvll tuck .. woy dr~k shield Gallipolis. tenSJon Service Several members of Ev?nge- Grant St., were in Portsmouth hobnthord 0 ; ' s:nh th , Mem.!. of :t-fciub enROCK line Chapter, OES, of M1ddle- Saturday evening to attend a 1r ay an o er a er s w~h plastic window, Folds com• SPRINGS Homemak· port were in Cheshire Saturda eli birthday Orin Smith, of Mid- joyed a cookout Sunday after0 pocdy r.. lrovtl 01 storage, Choice Relatives Surprise ers Club will meet Wednesday evening to attend the Friend?, ~nf:s:.~~e ~a~~s .~n~~:~ dleport. ' noon at the roadside park on itfrs. Ben Buck at I ~· m. at the home of Mrs. Night held joint! b Cheshire . g Route 33. Following the meal, of smart fabrico 11rd 1:0lon, ! · Mrs. Ben Buck was pleasant· Raymond Cole, Laurel Cliff and Vinton Chapier/ The Wor IWIVes cor the Pruddenftlal Ins~·· VISIT HEI\t: the group went to the Ho•klns BIG SELECTIONS 01' INFANTS I'URNITURI h . Road . • ance ompnny an or service th k 1 1 ly surpr Ised Sunday mormng on · thy Grand Matron and other with the company. The Rev. and Mrs. Russe I orne near e par 1or a IOCON THE 3rd I'LOOR reh~rmng from ;hurch to fmd BOSWORTH COUNCIL, No.I distinguished officers were One agent was retiring and Mcintyre of Springfield came Ia! evening. ' a group of relatiVes at her 46 , Royal and Select Masters, present. I was presented with gifts. Mr. Sunday for several day• visit Present . were Mr. and Mrs. borne, Rock Sprmgs Road. With will hold its smted assembly Attending from Middleport Kelly, who plan• to retire next With her mother, Mn. Roberti Elmer W•ckham, . Mn. Baker well filled bas.kets m obser;- Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Fol- were Mr. and Mrs. Harold King, year, was congratulated for hls Coats, and grandmother, Mn. Gordon, Asa Hoskms and Miss ~"; old her :~~hday ~h~~~ t~s lowing the CounCil meeting the I Mrs. Fielding Hawkins, Mrs as years service with the com- WalOJier~~Ha~y~ea~·--_;·~--::A:;:da~H,::os:kl::::,::ns::,._ _ _ _ _ e nesk ay. ecoedra . h rth- Pomeroy Council No. 80 Royall Marie Hawkins, Mra. William pany Guests from Wellston - j aycaewasserv WI 1 eArch Masons WI'II (\()n fer the I Reyno Ids . Mrs. M. L. Frenc h, Cbilhcothe, .: l'nne Ironton, Portsmouth' 1 r. . M t mark masters degree on sev- Mrs. James Euler, Mrs. Eve-~ and Middleport attended. The • DAtte ~dmgd 7:e ~· Pe: eral candidates. All officers and! lyn Lewis, Mrs. Hennao Bailey, event was held at the Lake Stumo ~'" ndn~:· 0~ anh companions are urged to be ! Mrs. Earl Werner, Mr. Allen Margaret Club. •• G~~~i rnd . aM' harsi ~se~ [present. Refreshments will be l Hughes. Mrs. Hughes, who al-i ---:I 1 e e .a IC e ' ev.n served. Iso attended, is a member of •• •• and Lon Ann, Mrs. George WINDING TRAIL Garden ' Cheshire Chapter and past Mrs. Slone Hosts McCauley and R1chard, Karen club will meet Wednesday at [grand officer. Her Canasta Club . and Darren, Mr. and Mrs. Ben- 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. I Mrs. Craynor Slone entertain- ' me Buck and Eddy, Charm a, !Lloyd Moure. Slides on civic 1 FIBST ON COIN ed her canasta _club recently at • Cmdy, Candice, and Junmy all lbeautilicatioo will be shown. The first U. S. coin to bear her home, Racme. Pnzes were • of New Lexmgton: Mrs. Wesley SYRACUSE TIURD Wednes. the portrait of a woman was awarded to Mrs. Glenn Hensler, McCauley and Mark and Gary, day Homemakers Club will meet the Queen Isabella commemor· Mrs. Angus Howard and Mr!. •• Somerset; Mr. and Mrs. Gad Wednesday, Sept. 21, at 10 •.. alive quarter authorized by Col- Glenn Glaze. Buck and Gloria and Jon, Rock . clock prompt, at the home of gress in 1893. The coins were Refreshments were ":"rved by Sprmgs and the honored, guest. Mrs. Unda Ferrell. Program sold for $! during the Colum· the hoste" to the above and planning will be the subject ol bian Exposition. Mn. Paul Casci, Mrs. Charles '· .. Recuperation of the . day. All old members are While and Mrs. Lee Smith. Mrs. Hayes Noted asked to bring a new member. Earthworms Everywbere •• Mrs. J . B. Hayes if! recuper- All Syracuse and surrounding Earthworms have been found •• atlng from an illness suffered community homemakers are in mud 180 feet below the sur 1 0 0 in August, and her daughter, welc001e. Covered dish lunch faces of lakes, in moss oo I • Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew is at noon, with each bringing rocks above the tree line In the' •0 FOR SCHOOL staying with her, assisting in tt.eir own table service. Himalayas and at a height oi l of 0 her care since Labor Day. TIIURSDAY more than 15,0011 feet In the An· • ••• helps pay hospital bftls $2.99 .. $5.99 Visitors over the we<"kend ROCK SPRINGS Grange will !d_e_s_._ _ ----•• included her sister, Mrs. Row~ meet Thursday, at 8 p.m. A -ena Martin of Westerville; Ben program will ·be presented by sale at the Ebersboch Building Quisenberry, Syracuse; Laura the men. Refreshments will be on 2nd Street In Pomeroy SatLeifheit, and Mrs. Cleo Rich· served. urday, September 24. The sale Middleport, 0. 1nlson and Mrs. Nora Hamil· CHILD CONSERVATION is sponsored by the Apple Grovel ron of the Firat Baptist Church. League will meet at the Colwn- W :__.ioisoi.Coi.Siio.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;i;i Mrs. Cheesebrew is staying bia Gas Co. office Thursday, at • with her mother while Mrs. Ber·l7:30 p.m. lha Roush is visiting with rela-1 RIVERVIEW GARDEN Club tive-s in Hialeah, Fla. She was will meet ThL'I sday evening, I oailed to Florida due to the Sept. 22, 7:30p.m., at the home death of h~r granddaughter, of Mrs. Ronald Osborne, with \l's. Robert Barr. Mn Cheese· Mrs. Harils Frank as co-host· AT FRIENDLY !1rew and her mother celebrat- ess. ed thPir birthdays in SeptemFRIDAY IF YOU ARE UNDER AilE 85. AND ARE SE\F-EMPLOYED-01 WORI(. oer and received cards and ' THE MIDDLEPORT Athletic lNG WHERE THERE ARE LESS THAH FIUVEE ~~IPELLDOYI'REE!!,ECNTOIWQ'N.S THE TIME TO GET BLUE CROSS AN 0 8L .., I ~1fts. Boosters will sponsor a rummage .ale Thursday and Friday, PLAN S.\LE Sept. 22·23 In the Fry Plumbing ENROLLMENT HEADQUARTERS: The Meigs County Salon 710 building on Mill St. Co-chair- · t ., , 40 will have rummag~ sal~ men are Mrs. William Ault and n.ursday and Friday, Dr-tober rMrs. John Krawsczyn . Anyone s and 7 in the Jones building on I having articles for pickup I ·utlrt St. may contact Mrs. James Pullen Harold E- Hubbard or Mrs. Lewis Sauer. I V. PrH. ond CHhler ENDORSED BY: A thought for the doy: SATURDAY lmerican Presidet1t James A. THERE WILL BE a rummage ;arfield said: "This nation is - - --- oo great to look ror mere ' THEATRE We May Play On The Week End But Through the revenge. But lor the security of nu; Pomeroy Ooto Week We Work on Low-Cost Auto Loans. the future I would de every'hing.'' ·Mrs. A/ward . ; !ley~ per cent of aU thel Statos are reljstered bl ~ automobiles in. tile United nia. •. l ~ ;L -. ... ~~~·-·-••o~• ·I-Dally Senttne~ Pomeroy·llllddleport, o:,]ejit. 20, 1~ f.Urlcey-()ittner 15 H'1ghi'~~-hf O(B 'rt " h . . I . ay ' ~. late II 1111 "· I. IU. -• ,. locaUon projeeiiD Mells Coonty, from Rock Sprblp to Dar· win, II not eiJIC(ed undl early lloxt year, II was learoed to- day. Joha Dow~. Dlvblltl 10 HighWay De,pirlment En&lneer, this mol'lllnglnrllcated tha pro- posed ~ would be delayed until "mlcl-wltJ!er" larply because of problema ID lettinl! ap- pralnll matl&. .' 'Die Rt. 3f'proJect, ~1y scheduled to be mid s.tflm. ber 7tb, was publicly reported _ postponed from tbal date 011 August 19. Dewier..._. allbli Ume "We bave been delaJecl ID securlnl the property apo praisalll." "We are making every .effort to resolve these difficulties, l!ld It II our earnest bope lira! this poslptltttl ult au be reiclietl' c¥ 1t1 Oe!Ober," u1t1 DoWler Ill March. Dowler, saY ID ,. sponse to a query reprd!DJ the Match date, and biB "Mill.wloler" commlttment, "We are beiDJ reaiiiUc· and not selllllc 1 definite date until 11't caa meet that date." Dowler r•-••ked that ~state workere this 1Week have been engaged In working oo appralao ais on part II the proposed prr>- wbell be lllllouooetl tile relocatloll project would not be aold 8ept. 7th. bowler ·Ieday emph1181zed In • ~epbone COI!"matlon the proJect II belrrl "delayed, but not po11tpooed." Local sourcerr bad Indicated recently the Rt. 13 project appareotly would not be aold IIJlo ject and rtaht-of111 Plft)lue. are I!Xpeeted to beJio ·110011. day, Indicated a llab -;."' ~~ tile status of the U S ii:" t gram bere would '11le prevlouJly advertised september 7 trelllrtt date had been confirmed by P. E. Ma!beter, Director of the Ohio Deparlmeat of Highways, duriDIJ ID August meeting with a dele1•1ton of Melga realdenll. Highway Department source~ Ill Columbus, when coutacled to- 1ng ~ I ~~. -;Q- ~ ' Dowler had said on August It the decision to postpone the sale from the advertlaed Sept.. ember 7 date eame alter the D!visioo 10 staff revieWed the • Kelp County project. "AcquisUoo of th right or 1 s on • at y e Ch ch .• en tine Dnoteil To TM lm.,.,., 01 TM Mel,..MIJima Area VOL XVIII WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1966 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OH~ NO. 109 I· Police Without Clues I 1 CIUCAGO (UP[) -Grieving family friends and political figures paid their final respects Tuesday to Valerie Percy. Police said they had "no new leads and no new clues" to the balDing murder. Robert M. Daley, cbief of .•• police In tbe exclusive suburb where Republican senstorlal candidate Charles H. Percy makes biB home, uld Tueallay night detectives were co_ntinu· lng to Interview hundred& 01 the Percyo' !fiel)da and political and buslnesa associatos. Daley's police for~ was aided by Chicago, Cook County and neighburinc police !forces. "The FBI II involved In cheeklng the names of acquainlances and associates (of lbe dead girl) who were out of stale," Daley said. Usted Names The pretty 21-year-old girl, stabbed and beaten to death THAYER 1 le I JiffyJitney · n. oe; S.,. $]9 00 u! 25 1 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 1 _!!!,"""""""""""""""""'""'""'"""""'"""!!!!!!!!!!=tl!!!!!==!!!!!!!!!!.,.. 1 •.• · ~an • .._E •• ••• • • •• ••• 4 SHOES • BLUE CROss· llrive Launched .. Tbe 1966-67 membership drive for tbe Tri.County CoiiiD\\I!ii!Y Concert ~oclatioo was ticked off Monday - ::• 1 and \\EET THE FOLKS i' pain~ ANNUAL COMMUNITY ENROLLMEIT WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 ·CITIZENS NATIONAL I 'I . Week End Boater! LAST TIMI! TONIGHT The Chinese were the first to I HERMAN'S HERMITS in "HOLD ON" oroduce objects made of east . rrechnicolor) 1ron, according to the Encyclo- I Herman's Hermits Shelley Fabare• ~~a Britannica. I Sue Ann Langdon Ft1turott. ,2' H~. ~R Wednt~day, I CLEANING Service On Request Robinson's - CLEANERS ,. • J NOTOPIN /fUonal a .. a' SPECIAL tiOTE TO THOSE CIVEI 85c It you or )Our hulblnd or wife .,. elicible for MedJ. tlrMs ~ 1111 ,_,you lflltJ IPPIJ wllltiA 90 dQs prlar cese, or wiU be eliilble within lhe next 90 days, apply to tile dat" YOJI become tltclble for M.-lcert 117· for Blue er- 65':"" a special- coverqe deslaned requeatlnc 1111 aPPalcetlan tram BIU. er.ss·of Central . lo fiH pps In MediCare's "Part A" Holpltll Plaa. OhiQ, 174 £1st l.onl Stnet. Columbus, Ohio 43215. Blut ~doll not duptleata Medlclre's Holpltal It JOU ...,,. ~....,. a Blui·Ciws·flon.Groctll CllrtbiiCI, trooer.aca,llll ..... to-tllat.ct,ou iniiNS MUI~It Md you ot ~~.,one covftiiWJa. cudiwct ltot"'l does liCit. lie tlilllllt for ~Mid'- wllbln 90 dlrl.. fli.to You can IIIIi. tppll~ltlon for Biut Cna1 65 noirl ;. - .. Cotlnlunlty Ellrollmtnt htltlqulltlll - to , _ Coalmu ita flnlllntlltt P $i I I I It . . . ... iboUioOiwtnlon to BIUIICrlill 651 ' !an Flemina'• ------ --- "THUNCIRIALL• (SIAN CONNIIIY) ' . ..:. :::---- ... ... ( '' ,.."'' ,.,.' •• ~ . f' - Claudlllt ...,., Colorco- Ad~J!'o"M\1 ile • • - . Mlrnb•r Pedtr•l Pt[Miflt 1mur1nce Corporation r· '' .' :... •r.·.-.·. ' : : . Be ...; ,::- ~ pa~; 11 moatbl ID Yot..uka, Japan at the u. s. Naval .. pllal, IDd 11 • .,. loloC to110the Field Medical Servlees Scbool at Camp PeDdlltoll, Calli., for I Phillis Sees Jackels m • P.:~;:?'#~ !oar week• lralolog with the mothen of the Pomeroy playMarines_, and will be aulpo ers. The mothers were present.. ed In Vlel Nam. ed foutball lavon made bJ Mrs. Lorena ":'d· with their war Demonstr.ators buslnesa Hound Ladv Bll"d .100 Cc h Ch 1 (B d) illlck- Coach Fred Phillis of !lie SAN FRANCISCO CUP!) ·- ~ ' taaced ~es ~led Middleport Jackets' foutbaU Mrs. Lyndon B. Jolm!oa ~~=!h 10 ui menieach :; team told the AthieUc Boosters continued her beautification wean . eq P arne Mik liar- Tuesdny night be h!"~ that campaign In California tod8J, aves ~J u ·1 ~ MHS's opponents~ are Wldisturbed by anti-Viet Nam VCoach Bickel explained the big and quick and·~i "everywar demonstrators who turned football attire and the lee- one tells me we don't have 8 up on her trail. ., Uon 11 alforda with H 'proavu chance." Some 200 llign-earrylrrl pick- dllllllinl the tlll!Pmea::cr The Jackets will field 8 team els chanted anll·war Two loadings were given 11y with a 1·1 record In pre-league Tuesday nilht u the rim Coach Bickle "A Sissy" and play which a Jacksoo scout said Lady arrived at lhe .poab "M • , • the Wabam8 is '"the , oUvaUon Is FtPL a1 game opening of the San Frab&oo Preoldent Jolin Werry prallld smallest team he has ever seen Opera. the managers ...of_ the foolbe1l' In 25 years 0 . of observing South.. squad, alatlng N'"1 "dO I •pot! eaatern hiO League teamS. job." They are Skip Logan, Tom The o):etch of the encounter Vaughan, Bob Burdette and to come Friday night at Jack· · Tom Titus. son, bowever, didn't 'appear to WASHINGTON (UP!) -Preo- equlpmenl wllbout any locreasa need to be Increased to briDe Chainnao for ibis' weet'a frigblen Coach Phlll!a Ideal Johnson toclay prices. them io Uae with spentlia&, • "Fftll the Team" project II "We've been worldng oo our "repel" II the price "We bad boped these busi· ' Jean Wright Hefpbil Mrs. rnlataltes," he laid, and will Clll new cen aniiOtiDeed could forego the VeteraDJ Memorial Botpftal Wright will be Mrs. Porl!ir give Jackson aU we coL 11 11 4ay 1!1 Fdrd Motor Co. QeCUS!ty ,of locreaslo& prices," AdmlllllotiJ - Mrs. 0 k e 1 Mrs. NeiS<>n, Mrs. Baer, ~ Isn't .ftough .. " '!'be Preoidenl told a he •aid· We asked them to do SchartiJer, Rutland MelviD Roush and Mrs. PblllD. •• COach PhUUs ahowed and ,... t.'OII~ that he baa But they were free to Knapp, New · Haven; Jame. 'YleWed In detail wltll analyslll llli Otiuncll of tbelr DWII prices IDd O'Doonell, Pomeroy. ' NOW YOV INOW ·fllma . of the Jac:letr first· two ~~.11'1 1:.~=~ I w"'t they have done." llll9arJet - Floyd ptrldle, , Erie the Red, fa wbat . . , 1...-, Rutlllljl ~ ,.1 the . presideat sidestepped Dille~. Grace llaUOJ. line beoa the oulltll; reM ..... Lewil Sall"', Jf., president, about whether be will Blrtll, .A daugbtar lo Mr. tate ........... ~ t. N. . [ll'eSitled when project lricreUel may :~~~= a~IIC!UIIetrllk an Income tax 1ocrease to and Mn. Olley Scb-tlter. Am"'''caa reviewed· IDIIallonsry presllll'll. _ IIDd · lit ~ !tli!l ~ Jllllllbtlt'til ql'!l 111 · now 1,; puts, ~ ~..,_;.., ba, ~leted . Ro "Pe&led what lie has llid . tWp 9Meraf R1fP11at ':!flll!~.~!h~~ lrefpzi tlrat be . Ml!l ,l h• - 011 fiiiOclress, · . . . ·' · . ~ ~·~ 10 WB!I _unW Coligl:ela CIIID- ReedtWille; · Georp · ·_ '' 1 Charletrilrltdlili'y _' , c:o1im't on ap~ Pomei:OJ· , Telllll"'tur. .lii •diJw,litowra _ .. · , ~:~=~~. l;=~llld~, . then careflrl1!o D'- l Ult - Fn!d ~"F""'o Poineniy at 11:110 1.m ,, ~~ M -•!ipta ladl~ . · !!I !lit ftrleral butl&tl. 10 Grace "Woodylfd, V""*. Davll, d81J;1011111111r ~ '~ ..~d. ~ Ia DVII' ' . . . n v - l ~ '·~ -.., I .... . , , 1 r'"!'· '. ,8J!ifj ~~ ; . - "";~!'1.g"U:::. Good Effort ~ .-,·liM a- pi••• ....., l!m_ea .. •" Flfe • Destroys JfitCfl0f • 0£Map}e st. HOme Wahama. ; . f;,, -, FIGHTING FIRE -: The Interior of the Les Price residence, Maple-s!, Po• ' i .eroy, waa gutted by l~re Tuesd~y afternoon despite s~eedy efforts of the Pomel'O)' .. ; J Two collegiate freshman football teama may help }'1re department. yotuntefll" f1_ref1ghter Thomas Werry 1s shown here preparing top '. " . erase the red ink in CJ)nnection with tile stadium dress- mto the attic of ~ house. Qmck achon by the department was credited witb keepinl ' ing rooms at Pomeroy High School. nearby houses from bemg destroyed. - Baker-Sentinel Photo. ' PHS Athletic Boosters, meeting Tuesday night, said wide public support of the game schedllied on the PHS gridiron-first college game ever here--Oct. 3 at 8 p.m., could go far to clear up the debt on the project Werry uprtaled bit apprecl- A fire totally destroying the boiled over, repor!ed Fire and to keep the home or -~ ··-" ., The dressing rooms, built ation for the allendance aiiil interior of the ~lie Price Chief Henry Werry. ver Kapple only 3 feel from with mosUy voluateer labor asked that as many aa possible residence on Maple Street Price residence from ,cetcbinJI:l'<~; 11 were finished four years ago. attend next week's meetina • Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 was Werry staled that ~~ dam- on fire. The K~pple hoi!Ie ·''' "' Headliners on the grid 181'4 Sept. 27, at 7:30 at the SeniW· lltlder etmlrl>1 two hours after age loss would reach several ce.ived aome damage to tile that night are the FalrmDAI lli&b Sehoul. the arrival of the Pomeroy thousand dollars." The Prices s1·•e· . ·· hd t II od led u State College and Marietta ColFire Department. a . JUS recen Y rem e Fireman Dick Vauglian - • .. ~.' lege , Frosb clubs. The fire started ·, the kiteh- the mlenor of the home. overcome with smoke 1111 F en of the home from grease on Three fire trucks were called given first aid by the 11 nded the · Bou~: ::;:tlogoos ~ ~nor the the stove that ignited wben It to the scene to fight the blaze emergency squad. Presl.dent Has Regret at Auto Price Hike ·" <TechDicolor) li'oMEROY • Finance Your New Car and Save The Citizens National Way hpt.mber 21 THURSOAY, FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Stpt. 22·23-2. ' VETERAN'S MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IIEIGS DEAN _ . ·.., . ·, """' Deaa wm, 11M 3, u. s. Navy (Medical Cbfllll) is llome leave lor 11 days 18 Ylltit 08 bfi Mr IDd ~11WW · Mn. Nor- ~ 0 THE CITY LOAN COMPANY . Mel11 Covnties attended tbe event. Eldon 0. Wuercb, president of the association, read a teleiram from the New York office of Community Cotartnce~rll\Inc., .~ngratulatinJ · tbe organ!Jation upon tbe 1 ~tp 20.., season. Special recognition wu given to Mrs. r C. Bean, who served as first president of the auoclatloD llld is atill an active member of tbe Board of 'Dlrectqrs. Drlv~ captains were lntrodue- Mrs. Russell Bibbee, upJa!ned 8!1 by Mr. Wuerch, 81 were bow each worker may earn lbe many new WUI'IIers preaent free meroberships on a point Also ~tad were Mrs. J. H. tryslem. Eacb new membenhlp !'Fioy, of the Pl Pleasant wW earn the worker one Chamber of Commiii'I!O and and nell renewed membership Mn. Marianne CampbeU ol will earn a half a polo!. For WJEH. each 10 points, the worker will The treasurer's report was recei"' either one adult memliven by C. ll McGinness. befiiblp or two student memMrs. evan c. Roderick. bershlps. retary, announced !bat the . . In deseriblng otber recent IIOCiotlon wiD try to arrange livlties of tho concert assocu>· transportation to the other com- Uon, it was reported that a munlty coocerts in this area. booth at the Ga!Ua County She requested llrat the work· Junior Fair attracted much ere uk all GaiUpoiis memben lotereal from fair-1oera. A col· to caU 44f-1161 before each oul- fee, given last week by Mrs. ol-town concert 11 they can Oscar W. Clarke and M r a. raJ<e ertra passengers to their Ralpb Crump. AI the Clarke c.,a, and memben needing home, was aUended by 1 oumtr8lllporttlion to the concerts ber of the captaina and workare uked to caU the same er.r. number. Jim Martin, representaUve of this '!'be 1eneral chairman of Community Concerts, Inc., who rear'• membership campaign, (Continued oa Page 10) • Roush's Shoe Store held at the Grace Methodist Church in _Gal!lpolla. Forty-eeven workers from Gallia, Mason • Central Ohio · ~· frl~Co Concert · "' nllht at a dinner we are not In despair • • • • Percy aat tight-Upped end grim. The young victim's twla sister, Sbaron, sobbed loudly. Her cries were echoed by her stepmother, Loraine. Diooovered 1l<ldy Mn. Percy discovered Valerie's body and surprised the 1 Intruder who killed her. The Intruder apparentiy .... caped the way ba entered, throuali a petio ctour on · the Lake Michigan fide of the house. ·"She cannot Identify bim," Daley said. Daley refused to comment on any pbyslcal evidence police may have found in or around the house. He said investigaton planned 1a search tbe two-acre grounds again and to drsg thi lake shore with magnets 1t1 hopes ol finding the murder weapons or some clue to the 1 Identity of the lolruder. Boosters Shoot For Rednetion Of Stadium Debt Mr. Eldon Wuerch, of .the Tri-County Coneert Association is lbowa ' tile kickoff ! J r of concert workers Monday night. II Ml'. Jam11 Martin, of New Yorll . Jl n · of C9JnmunUy Coneertl, l!lc-, IIIII . . • 1 PRESIDES - early Sunday In her bed ID the 17-room Percy bome, had llsled many of the nlll!les In a "diai'y" that spanned [!1ft of her last year In school and a busy summer Involved In ber father's campaign to uMeat Seu. Paul H. Douglas. Daley said Valerie used the diary as an address book and It cootained only names, eddreJ. w and telephone numbers of friends and acquaintances. many already known to poll~. "We dan'l have any real hope of finding anything in It," be said. Tha Rev. WllUam Roger Rodgson, pastor of the keni1worth Union Cburch, used the worda of St. Poul In the memorial services for Valerie, who, Ilk• ller parents, was a Christian Scientist. ''We are troubled on every side. Yet we are not dislressed; we are deeply perplexed, but ~~ .. ' 'tJ '" jf .• ~, \ LOCAL'~, ~ :It:iieit moaey Tlr'- '"" ,. 1 ,_ UNITED NATIONS CUP!)Tea Ccrnmualsl couatrles today req ...led lnc!ui•• u "au urgent separate" Item •• the agenda ol the General Ass~bly the question of the wlthdrswal of all U. s. 111d otber loreip forces from Soutb Korea. They also demanded the dlsaolulfoa of tbe United NaHons machinery 1n that couatry. ,_,_ Jackson celebratJ'ng 150th -· '.·: s·Irthday at FestiV. al T0day·~· """~~ •· JACKSON, Ohio (UPD- This southeastern city celebrated 1ts !50th birthday today with the mg of the annual four-day Jackson County Apple val. . . . Th.e changes w1ll be obVIous m the parades, ::~~~ town displays and other phases of the program, II mg tbe long beards grown for the occasion by men. Wooden ruckel~ also out as of is til s k at th Inti . pea e ustrlal ance of apples and •ts products, prec1a11oo dinner at t11a . Of but this orea cannot boast of son High ScbaoL h 1 th bee T be av ng grovtrtuwn ,e,m,wipedause thbe Rlcbardso crofwned queen Is crop was a y out y 0 Rl 2, the Ja(e spring freeze ThoUll- 18 - year Old brunette ands of bushels were . brought ate el High . here from as far away as the Serving as princ es Three persons forfeited bonds . . . ess and ooe fine was ordered by Carolinas and W1sconsm so Sharon Elardo, 17, Cyntbla Mayor C. 0. Flsber Tuesday there would be no shortage 18, aru! Mary Ann Mlehael, evening. apples in the area where up . Forleitillt! bonds were Robert 500,0011 bushels are REYNAIJD DiltS Spires, North Carolina, on a each year. , PARIS (UPI) - Paul chorge of making a menacing The f~rst days Jammed . naud, wbo was premier threat, $25 bond; Paul 011a gram clled for the tradit1011al France fell to 1111 inv:odiJJ Williams, Crown City, 5100. on afternoon school parade, an in- armies In liMG, died a charge of DWI, and L. R. Bar- ·duotriat banquet honoring the age ol tl. To the man, Rutland, $10, lor I'UIIIIiog J~~o Iron ~ Steel Co. remained· an , . a stop sign. City 9 oldest Industry wldch W foe at Charita Cbarles Alleosworth, Middle- celebrating its 60th Gaulle, the lllllll be bad· ·l'l!!ii-~ port, was fined ts end costs aa - the erand introductory from obocuriiJ,' a charge of lntosil!lltlon. ade anil"ilte evening SOME l:ooERs LEAD crowning. Gov. James Rhodel NEW YORK (UPl) -LoRn FAIRFIEUl ) -IIUit took a J-to-1 lead over gainers Tuesday In the fll'lt hour of trading ao '10, tow 58. the N. . .York Stock Exelitlnge - 10 at 9:110 a.m. kJ4ayto ...._ , ..dall. lila f!ll& :II bourt 1,71 . . Three F £e1't Court B d ,:;,,"~~~Ul~~n\!n:a~bund-1 on s J~cksoD iN"',;;;....,.. LONooit"ifu.I" ' �' '· , J-!.!I)IIIy Sl4!lnel, Pomeroy-Middl~rt, 0., Sept. 21, 1988 ar Golf Carts are Recovered AS Part 0 f BurgIary Lo0 t W7 ""_4 nu:,~uh 0 ' ,r-:P.'-ts -,0 II • ... -r- ~ ' ...... -!l .. ~ --~ ~- -· .' - - ~-­ ,• ., ' ' " DJive,r·Goes Off Road·to Av~id Collision·· Wickline Elected President of SVAC Group r~rted. Dam~ Jurie E. Por!et'. 32, Eureka q., was nilnor. !• patrol ... Sial' Rt., escaped injury at ' Brownie 'Vujaklija, 43, Mid· medium to bolh vehicles. Ng 7:10 a. m. tnday when she ran dleport, suffered 1 laceration of charl'l waa flied. - , SAIGON (UPIJ _ U.S. Marines and Norlh Vlel· her car off Rt. 7 about six !he lorehead in · a ear • truck The patrol lnveellp!A!d 1 PT. PLEASANT _ The State Tuesday morning. namese troops today fought a bllrody see-t~aw battle In , miles soulh of Galli polls to oolUsion al I :45, p. m. 1\Jesday backing aocldenl al I: :Iii a. 111. for control of tbe southern end of a Communist "unavoid a co11 ioion with another on Rt. 7, one m1Je south of Tuesday, jusl off Bucjteye Aw. Pollee and Sheriff Department Entry had been made Into derground railway" Into South V'lel Nam. Air Foree lite vehicle. No charge was rued. Bladen. He was not treated a<> behind Cottage D.; on llil recovered four golf <arts Tues- the club house by breaking op- jets, loeludihg giant BS% bombers, again were called The Slate Highway patrol said oordtng to !he ...trol. Gallipolis Stale InstitUte day afternoon which were part en a back door An itemtzed ac· into the flghllng. !hal Mrs. Porter, headed north, 'Qfllcers reported V~akHJa at- fll'OIIIlds. No one was lr).Jured; o( the 1terns reported m1ssina count of lhe nussmg Items has attempted to pass another -r Am• ·~ . American forces stormed the area only one mile •• temped to ....,. ..,.,- a ·nilr lhbound 1I ·was repor ted "·t in the breaking and entenng not been released at this south of the demilitarized •one by land and aircraft , jusl as the other vehicle at- !ruck nporatell' by John. Wiley, Rutherford, 64, Galllpolla, Wll' and loohng of the RiverSide Golf hme but the theft w1ll run into and ships positioned off the toast bombarded t h e tempted to pass the car ahead '41, Hamilton, jusl as WHey backltig a laundry truck , off Course at Mason wh1ch occur- the thousands of dollars Some Communist posllions. U.S. spokesmen said in fighting New Weapon! ol it. The Poi'ler car went oft started to make a left turn oft Buckeye Ave., a¢ struck 1 rod Monday mght or early items noted missmg were a Tuesday Marine planes alone new 34 sorties In sup!he left side of the road and tile highway. Tile car struck parked car OWiled b)' Willto\r grill, hot-dog mac}une, silver- port of the Marine Infantrymen, who are lighting an WASIUNGTON PRES!· struck an embankment Dam- the left rear of tho truck, the Wedemeyer, 62, Gallipolis. ~ ware, two coffee pot.. skillet, estimated 7,000 Communist regulars. dent Johnson has trotted out charge was filed. There wu food articles and all equipment Ius newest anti-inflation weapminor damage to !he truck 111d pertammg to gou with the ••· n'!ll,""""'-!fi'~"'"R1l"""'"'ltl!"''' ·i"' on - a voluntary tax mcrease. medium to !he car. cepllon of the trophies a.JlC1Ni<< • ,,_ _ "--""'"•~'" .W>· . Not only will ll be voluntary, Patrol ' arrests 'i)lesday inAccording to the investtgabut you'll get Y?ur money back eluded: Bernard O'Dwyer, 41. liOn made by police Tuesday later - and Wllh mterest. Marietta no operator's license, when tht' carts were re-covered Incredible'' Not at all. It's a cited to' municipal court Sept. the four golf carts apparently new style, higher interest • Ohio Power Co. this year is spending $34,112,993 to :u· Terry M. Williams 19 IU. were used by the thteves to yielding savings bbnd designed pay liS local state ~nd federal tax bills for 1965. 2. Gallipolis defective' exhaust PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) - houl Ule stolen items approxito do exactly what a tax inLargest. amount went to the federal govern_ment, for cited to mu'ntcipal court Sopl: <"omencas errant surveyor 2 mat~ly one mil• away where crease would do _ take infla· paym~nt ~f rncome t~xes, $21,474,000; federal msurance :U·, and Robert C. s•·••etoa, d d "ti)aoncraft crippled by an The annual homecoming oi ling with J.-us." with a followh · contnbubon tax (SocJal Security) 0 555135 and federal """ 1 e mlnla the Alfred MethodiSt rocket ot was appahrcnlt 1yToha church ! up "Do You Know My Jesus''" tionary pure asmg power out '~ ' ' 45 Abingdon Va speedtrtg moper alive steering . waJtmg ve "e e cars h ld Se t 18 th II of the hand< of consumers. De- unemployment tax, $41 ,260. ~ted bond apPtar In m~ tumbled through space today were lound m the brush . I was e p . ' WI a we . "The ~hoes'' followed tails 91 the new bonds are to Nearly $4 million was paid for last year totaled $67,159, . al Se 21 toward an apparent hard I Douglas Roush IS the owner filled house. i With another series of numbers be announced m November or to &he State of Ohio in excise acconhng to R. E. Gant, rqana. CIP court pt. . ~ landmg and destruclion on the of the recreation grounds and The day beg~n wJth Sunday Iin song. December; th~y will go Ull taxes, a three per cent levy on ger of the Pomeroy area. lunar surface. the theft was diSCovered by an School from 9 30-10 30 A wor I . J lhe company's gross roceipll he said ·thU Ohio Power tal The 622-pound robot spun out I emplove Elmer Donohue. ship and song serviCe was held Warren Bentz of Millfield, 0 ' ; sa e '" anuary. Smaller amounts were paid ..; bills In other countiee In lhil ol control Tuesday mght durinw . , from 10 45-11 :45 w•th Dm'- gave his testimony With an op- 1 the state lor such tax-s as Ohio division includad: Scioto $250,· a cnllcal m•dcourse maneuver I more Boyles leading ·~~ F,.. p6t~~~~i)'}~r others. I Bosso/ Dalll(ermen unemployment insurance, Ohio 624; Lawrence, $133,051; Gallla , 1 designed to place 1t on a bull'sence Spencer • the P'"no · wASIUNGTON - VICE ADM · sales and use 18!<, Public Utili- $33,1150; Pike, $2'1,M2, and Jack- Oauae roadiDp. Galllpollt The basket dinner on the 11le Boyles faml 1Y sang 8 · · · Dam 11.8, 12.5, running 3 feet eve traJectory toward a solih it Il l trio number with a follow-up • Rufus L. Taylor who has serv- ties Comi)UsSlon mamtenance son, $11,872. ll Po "··- .,. . ,. th , churr 1awn a noon was we • • t•d Oh' 1 Ia 'bl Mr G 1 dd~ !hal on ro ers meroy•.,....,.. .... Ian'"' d near · e moons . d •'h th R C ,"In My father's House " : edasNo.2 manoftheDefense ~an 10 n ng1 e prop. . an a "' approx- 'Z7 Pt p'Je 1 23 ~ Blnto1 equator. en)oye Yilt e ev. asto 1 • • • 1Jntell1gence Agency, since erty tax lmalely 7i per cent of Ohio ' · asan ,..,.,, 2 92 Scientists at the Caltforma askmg the blessmg. Mmislers recogmzed were ~ June, IS President Jolmson's The remainder- $7,823,4~ Power's property tal payments · • Kanawba Falll 8·71. ~ l11slltute of Technology's Jet i The afternoon program began :Rev Herbert Grate of the choice for deputy director nf was for real and personal prop- go to individual school lit.. lesion 20.!0. London 8nd Mit1· 30 • with Lloyd Dlllmger Chester Nazarene church; Rev . the Central Intelligence Agen- J!l'ty taxes , levied on 0 h i o trlCts for maintaining Propulsion Laboratory said one 1 ~~ and mel Dams were l'Ulllllag 1~ 2 of the three vernier steering charge ~'-'ral sohgs '" Jack E Youn11 of the Tuppers • cy Power land buildings gener- expanding primary and 1econd- feet, and Wlnlleld Dam feel. A..a ,_ . 'I unison opened tile program, Plams EUB charge and the Bolt Movemeall: eHgmes had faII .,. ~ igDI e Iwith Sheila Elliott of Millstone, IRev Pearl Casto .of t h e Taylor ' 56, was nommoted to almg . eqwpment, transmission ary schools. Oldo River - Harvey Jordon W Va at the 1ano Albert · • dunng a 9 8 ,,, sorond thrust 0 14 6•35 am.· OVEC clowa 1the $28,500-a-year post Tues- and diStribution substations and phose of the maneuver. . WASHIN<OTOW1UP() _ Pres- , W~rne~· gave ope~Jng pray- Chester charge. day If approved by the Senate, lines, and other facilities, Pay5 'a.~.; Qu ~ Qty up ll. The No. 1 and eng•n •dent Johnson today decned : er. , I A musical reading was "The he would succeed to the Job men!• for 1965 , tax"!!; made In 6:15' a.m.; E:l:aoa llolworlla bu~~ed ~s commanded;, C~LISID~ I cllfr~ntly high ill len~~• rates as ''The Echoes," quartet from !Old Ditch Olggert'' Hhe llme r left vacant when Richard . M. lwo mstallme~ts this year, w~t up 17, 3:50 a.m.; Prindplo up li tJppmg movem~nt m th~: a danger to the nation's Millstone, W. Va' , presented "I m the OhJld of a Kmg") Helms was promoted to dir~ to the tr:asunes of 61 of Ohio !I l7, 4:1B a.m.'; Rose G. up II, spacecraft, tlley sa1d. eC<lnomJc health . and s.1gned several numbers 10 song A solo by the Rev Jlerbert Grate toF of the CIA. 88 ~Oti.efi. , •' 10:45 p.m.; Mils Sterllq up 11, Another effort was made legislation to'cdrb the .,p1ral- was presented by Lewis Win- 1 of the Chester Nazarene 1 In Me1gs County, the COm· 3 1.m.: Walter Beekjonl dowa about two hours later to 1gmte , at least somewhat. ner Guysv1lle. a duet by Char- Ichurch, w1th Caryl Pooler of Drmtic Chall/le pony's proper!! lal< payments 18, 4:3 a.m.; Pbllip' SporiJ the No 3 engmt, , bu! 1l failed les and Helen Woode ''Walk- · Chester at the piano. down 18 5·1 1 • Jlobert; and Surveyor continued to I In a ceremony at the Whote . -, --- -- 1 . ' NEW YORK - SEGOTIAT· Wli}}' Reed d' .18 8~~· · . DID tumble at a rate of .85 rotatiens I House, the President enartf'd An offermg was taken, follow - ors for the International Umon " own • • •. m.. I · 1 lh h 1 b · "E ' down 18 7:30 a.m.· Sl MaryrJ por second -· mto aw WI IS Signa ure a ~ y a group song, very- of Electllcal Workers saJd SIU GTON UP! p • d ut' 5•30 .'lr c BUll Unless the scientists succeed bill givu'g federal bankmg body Will Be Happy Over I Tuesday that the Geueral f;lec. WA N ( ) d- odres 1t' ,·50 a.m., r!...; ua. th .t l '"'·I h I 'fh .. ' ' !dent Johnsen announce t ay ..,wn : a.m.. ~y. In 1gmtmg the engme they agenc~es au on y o es~ u IS ere. , tnc Co must drastJcaily · m4 20 ' Andrew 0r St 1 would be unable to ~mt the ceilmgs OIL mterest rates on A solo "~eauhful Garden 1 crease .its last wage and bene~at U~ers:;tahry si ae: ~~~:n u' ~ 1 •·:·: Paul D Fpacecraft'.s retro rOC'kets tow- ~ various kinds of deposits. The of Prayer'' by Wilma J~an : fit offers 1f a new contract JS William Fout, 69, Kanau~, e~r~ t A.tt G as~~ :as down 21 [. ~m1.' ''Rellabl~ .ardthemoon~orflrmg.andSur- agem:.Jes planned to announce COLUMBUS (Upl) - The [Atherton, 'and Rev. Casto gave l to be. wnlten by the Oct. 2 passed away Tuesday morm~g ~~tzen:ach ~lllen~uccee~c him down ~.; Valley veyor would Impact al a IJJgh, the f11 sl steps later today a short welcome address and deadhne 1 at the Veterans Hosp1tal m . De Tr te , , 21 , .ty· H1ghway Department opened A GE k 'd h Huntington after an illness of m the State partment. anspor r up , 5.10 a.m., 1 k. H' orl · The bill itself was not so 1 bJds tJere Tuesdav on constrU('· announced. Chester's homecom· l spo esman sal e1 · The President sajd "we have Peggy Downey down 21, ·If• I .. · · d R Jl D s d 1 was opt1m1St1C that a settle· severa1 wee s do broad as to mean that there [ lion proJects tota ling $18.642,590 , mg an a Y ay on un ay, ld be hed i im Mr Foul was born and liv· known for some time of Mr. a.m: Western wn 22, 9:50 p. will be any Immediate tumblmg 'l Bids opened since Jan. I, ISept. 26, and reVIVals at Let~rt menl cou reac n t e ed in' Manon Ohio most ol his Ball's intentiOn to resign and m.; Jenks up 22,4 a.m.; Mouau of the soaring interest charges, includmg right-cf-way and eng' IFalls and Mmersvti\e MethodiSt I to ~~vert ~ny posSI~ol~y ~f C ~ life where h~ was a minister Mr. Katzenbach agreed to lain State down 22, 6:20 a.m.; particularly since there is I neering costs total $338 4 mJ I·I churches The homecoming at I lwha out·h· owever,f ol niUE . Ga; 1ind evangelist He also served accept the post.'' Esso Pennsylvania up 22, 8:45 . 1 the Chester Nazarene church a an, c a!fman o I,. - '" in the army dnrm · f m · National doWI 23 I 1 p• m.·I no th mg manda1ory about It . I hon. World War Ramsey Clar k• t he IQD 0 a. .. But· Jo~nson said it would : The apparent low bidders. by was announced for Oct. 2, and conference ~oard. warned that I. g Supreme Court Justice Tom John J .. i!Oite down :11, ~l ,P:,.';., WASHING'!ON (UPIJ- Rep help put an end to a "fierce county and projed along Wlth [thhe Hemlock Grove church ~danagementsdathtlullde wa s ! Surv•vors include hll wife Clark IS the deputy attorney Elgercliff up 21, 7:P' r-.UDI ;I' ,, b k d th I . . omecommg on the same date angerous an s 1 encourag • th N - lh J s Lewis down Greenup NO Adam Clayton Powell appt>ars race among an s a.n o er I the state estJmat~. mcluded : I in to strikes." Alice, Marion; four daugh~rs. genera'1 e o. 2 pest m e . . . .t to have lost his battle to rf', n rmanc.lal mshlutmns for the . Athens -construction of "The Echoes" came back g Beulah~night, 1 .Port St. Joe, Justice Department. p.m. , Barbara Gay d01n full power as Chalfman ol tne public s savmgs dollar I County Road '1:1 bridge over I with another series of num, , Flo.: Jiio.iel . ~r,te, . Rutland; The President also announc- Greenup 4:10 a.m.; Frltberger House Education and Labor i Sunday Creek 1n Dover Town- I bers much enJoyed by all, end- W 1'111 18 • Annp>.!I\BI'Y H1_cks, Mt Vernon, ed the appomtment of Engene down Meldabl1:85 p.m.; iluclt· Committee. The question now is sh1p, Allen Stone Construclion mg w1th the new ''Let Us RAIN FELL OVER THE 1Ill., a.J.MI •Martll• Conley, &JN· Rostow, former dean of lhe ey~ State down Meldahl 2~!!-P· whether he will give in , Inc.. Chesterhill. $149,601, state 1Pra)" central and southern states to- lark; one son, Palll; U. S. Air Yale Law School, as undersee- m., ~dy Ros~ary doWll.lo 2 15 gracefully or go down fight1ng . l es timate, $140,300. Closmg prayer was given by day. The heaviest rain shifted Force, ~ada; one sister, Val-l retary of •tate. Rostow will dahl · .p.m.. ~-K dO\'IJI Th~rteen of the 21 Democrats I ~oble - construchon of Ohio the Rev . Jack Young from the Ohio Valley to the car- ala TWPID..,,cBLol, Cardmgton, [lake the post fo~merly held by :•!dahl 2.5.5 P·~·· Inca dowa on Powell 's feud-ridden com- ; 513 br1d@le over south branch of Vanou!l places and churches olinas and V!rgmia Tuesday ().; s1x brothers, Harvard, For· W. Averell Harnman. elda~& P·~·· Cottos Queea 6 116 m1ttee agreed late Tuessday to ' _ at Seneca Fork in Marion Town. were represented Columbus, I mght ami kept hammermg rest, and H_o_warJ1 1 all of Mar· And Johnson said he was re- up Mel hi · p.m.;. Wal~ support a new set of rules thai COLUMB~S (UPI)th ~ h ' slup , V. 0. Menuez & Sons, Inc .. Athens Huntington Coolville down in the early mornillg ion: Charlei!' «' ChaUield, Q,, caiHng Foy Kohler, ambassa- Curley Meldahlellde.40 a ..m, 3 would limit but not wipe out the capncJ~u' actor w~ w ;~ Millersburg, $62,198, state est\-' Torch,' Tuppers Pl~ins Chester' 1darkness. and Veroon ' and Venal, both of dor to Soviet Union from RavensZlmw updoM Mbl ld ' 1hi1 1 1 Democrat's broad authority for ever~ arm~r ~used ea ~ e mate, $9(),1110. Orange, Lottridge Carpenter'! Danville Va got 132 Inches Ulnoi$, ·and 23. ,randchlldran. Moscop to b<come deputy under ~·~· ' mewr 1 wawJW" a u.. rest of this session. 1weal erf -th as ore pfotshepone- , Athen~-Hockmg resurfac- Millstone, W. va.', Millfield, and Raleigh c g~t 16 F ~ be Frl • secretary of state replaclns U. d.:. aM.mldah.; 1 a5·ter 35 1m ama• Th . be If d ment o e opemng o and F H B Sb d S · ' · unera1 serv1ces w1 ·[ , 1 . J h own e e1r proposa 1 to o ete I f S R , mg area roa s, . . rewer a e, ugar Grove, Manet:a I during the mght. day at" 2 • n! 1 lh R tl8nd ~em o nson, Galllpollt Da · · 81 · by'at a closed meeting Tlmrsday nua1 arm ~Jenc~ evlew a1 Co, Lancaster. $164,049, state and others. p. · a e u m JC'IIc .,_ seem~ t be , Ohio State UmverSlty to Thurs- 1 . Church of Nazarene w1th Rev. down 5:20 p.m.: Steel Jhpt'* · 1 700 1 1 199 ' ' Tl ••• r I thm ·~ ~ 0 eSlmae, ' H ll ' . B W'll' B sohdl agamst Powell bul the day Mei s - miscellaneous proa le l8 orll ' IS eaver and Rev. Her· Barbara ]one• down 10:30 p.m.; Beaver doWII - y • The steady downpour which g ' ' I IC NEW URLEANS TROPI· bert Grimm officiatmg. Friend' Employed by State )2:25a.m.; Jano T. upt:20 •.m. 11 term Negrod. congr;::,sman Ihas drenched the area ltle past 1ects. Umted Pavmg CoJp., cal storm Hallie was born Tues- may call at the Martin Funeral Miss Barbara Jones. daughter Indiana down 3:30 a.m.· Little was not ronce mg any mg two days turned the grounds for Thornville. $172,397, state estl,r" • day in the extreme southwest- Home in Rutland after 7 p.m. of Mr. and Mrs. Emer~n Jones, George down 4:25 ·. Char.. . the rev~ew al Don Scott Atrport mate , $181.600. ern Gulf of Mexico, the area Wednesday and until noon Fri- has accepted a pos•lion with JeJ Stevenoon down 5:llli a.m.; 11mlo a quagmire Tuesday and , that spawned killer hurnca ne day when the body will be lak- the State of Ohio in the Per- Elisha Woods up 1:50 a.m.; DEVOTED ro fNTERES'r ~ lofhcl als ruled out the Wednes- 1 Central Ohio Work NEW YORK (UPI) -Angry I Audrey m 1951. en to the church to lie In state. sonnel and Test1ng Department Mark Easton up 7:40 1.m.; 1 Bids to be Opened pickets today ehar ed th 0 hi A Navy reconaissance plane ln Columbus. Miss Jones recelv- Frank Durant down and walt!day opening MEIGS · MASON AHEA The ReVIew was to have run COLUMBUS 1UPI1 - The police barrie 11.. goutsJd; ug found Hallie fully formed and ed her AB degree in Sociology ing; Ben McCool and John It ·~thft:.~:. sT.~W:::i.t":~:~::' through Friday. but m~y bt ex- state Highway Department smd Harlem publi! school when tha I packing wmds up te 50 miles at Ohio University in June and up and waiting. Puhhshllll mvt!r, attemonD ucept tended through Saturday now, today it will open btds Nov 1 i whitt principa1 arrtved shou~ per hour m squalls over 11 George 1is a gr&4uate of Middleport KaaawU River ~~~~~;:·~~~:~~.::~n'rup':?n,.rn1~,. n~~ although no decJs1on has been on two multi . million dollar p ng '"get him, get ht~ ." At ! small area near the center. High School where she was a- Price up Mannet II a.m.: H. B. ~han•e st. 'omeror. Olllu. n76~ ttu• made yet on tha t. I construction proJects m central iJeast two persons were arr•st•d Gales extendE-d outward 80 ward~ the Susan Park Schol- Bowles up Winfield 7:S5 p.m.; ln•n Off•~ t'hon• WV 2-21118 l:dtTnP. "nnnr wv Hl51 Oh10 by tile 100 poJu:~emen on duly miles. arshlp award. Allen R. Merrill up Winfield 11 ~~>~!~r:~ t~ :;n!~~~.e:.T,n':~:,• CHEJo:RED FOR FIRE They lnc\litle a 4 2-mlle see- outsJde the racially troubled Sile 1s residing In the Hamil- 9:50 p.m.: S~met down WI• o":.' f COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo twn of Interstate 10, extending school ThP UsrJfd W-'kout ton Rd. Plaza in Columbus. She field 11·10 p.m.; Fort Dearbom ••llonaJ aOto•UifUW npru•rn•a"• aoormeU• Elmb•U. bk.. m r.e11Jot 1' UPI I - Hundreds o! students from 3 9 miles east of the Lick- The scuC£le outside lhe r~ew AUSTIN, TF.X. fU - LIBERAL worked this summer with the up Winfield 4:20 a.m.; 0 . F. ~~·r-. "~• · Ne"' v.ull an ~u cheered late Tuesday as mg . Musfllngum county line to 1S5 million lntf'rmediate Sch,l j Democrats walked out of Ihe F~;~~~;· c:~~~ut~PI~r~· Head Start Program in Meigs Shearer down Wlnflel4 t:• a. •a~~~~r!r11~ :~~~~~~.~~~"'"~-:~ P:! I firemen battled. a blaze at a j ~:~bout one mile west of Zanes- 201 broke out when principal Texas DemO<'rat1r convenhon , County. m. _ __ _ .. en on• ¥el l to ..,.,....... ., ,,., j three-~ tory bmldmg on tht' ville's western llmJis Estimal- Stanley LJsser a~ived for the I Tuesday crying "to hell· with ident ~ohnson !I appeal for pnce Diltlw senuMt ntt~~~. tStl..u1 •• 1 1c 1 d Col i , h • I ' restramt Tue~day by becoming znontn11 u 1e: 1hree ~'"'b• •;) w e, o ora o ege campus eJ ~ 1 ed cost 1s $4.359,000 The other school day .81bo 8·15 8 m Gov John Connally and all his th f f h , bl f " ,_ Mnt()f Route when el'f'rl•• ••rv•u , AuthOI IIJes were m l I I e d. IprOJ<:"c.t IS relocati 1 of three EDT I , ... . . . b h ' e trst o t e • g our auwoo• 1\llllllt• UIM mnniJI, ll .all tJJ I ' I ~ I unc . makers to announce an tnerease , m~.~ OD• vnr 11oM Sh '""'" tu howewr when they learned the j mtles of Ohio 334 in Clark Coun. Aboul 4;8 pir.kets representing "They gave us the s~e old . ~,~,~~ ~~~1!·~~~:l¥u~;,: [students were Cheenng on the Ity , near Springfield, expected ' the Congress of Racial EquaJi. deals we've always been get· IDGcar prllcMes.to C d ~nt~n•L f•r•"'• not th e fue . f1ghi ers.. • to cost ., . Carr of Chrys)Pr enera Corp. o were rs orp. an .,.,754 ,000. ty , . the Student . Nonviolent 1 ting ," said Mrs. Davtd experted Coordmatmg Commttlee and a Houston Much of Uu~ slate''i to make similar tncrease Brooklyn mmislerial group , largest delegation JOined t h e announcements within week. 8 Hatlo's They'll Do It Every Time ® showed up at the school about 7 walkout Some members broke American Motors Corp. $Bid its a. m. out s1gns calhng for the reelec· pr 1ce announcements were Hf: COULD GIVE. THf t10n of Sen. JohT~. Tower, a con- "some time away." ~LF ·TIME. PEP F1LE PETITIONS servative, Repubhcan . The walk· Ford said its Increases InTALKS I~ II>.M6tC Three petitions for divorce uut followed an offer from par- eluded nat price raises averwere filed in the office of th' ty leaders to give the liberal agmg $25 per car, plus varying Meigs County Clerk ot Courts rae! JOn only half the e 1 g h t amou-;ts for other improve,. Tuesday. They are : Delores seats they thought they were 1ments, Including safe[)• featAeiker. Mi~dleport, vs Keith entitled to on the executive ures. · Gordon Ae1ker, Middleport, for committee Conservatives got The Increases figUre !.to run gross neglect an extreme cru- 1 the rest. • from $52 to JM7 per model, elty asks custody of 'wo minor The liberals frequently take contrary to Johnson administrachlldren. Sylv1a Edw.-rds. Mid· walks at Texas Democratic I tlon requests that carmakers dleport, vs. John Edwards. To- conventiOns. hold the !"'ice line to help fight ledo, cpstody of one minor ; inflation. Glenn E Rim, a m. cor by PASSED HILL Norman Rizer, his father and WYCKOFF, N.J. (UPII VISIT ATHENS OES ''' ' next friend, Rac1ne, vs. R1t~ Canory and parakeet owner~ Mr and Mrs. Robort King, \ Jean Ri2er, a mmor of New here may soon become jail· Mrs M L. French and Mrs. ' t ' York A. suil for al1 no"v nnlv birds. Evelyn lewis were in Athens E.TING THE CDACH'S was filed by Gladys Craig of The town council Tuesday Friday evening to attend !he STA-FF ME/1BE.R Minersville agamst ' 'ecil G. night passed an antl·ROISe Friendship night sponBOred by -~ . THE SCHOOL WITH Craig of Amlin, Ohio. ordinance that outlaws, among the Alheno 'llapter, OES. as• THE WH BUDGE-T"• other things, the singing of pet slsted by Guysville, 1\mesvllle, ) ~ 7'ri4/IIX ,_,IYP A n',P o,r 7111 Weather birds thai ''shall disturb tHe New !llanhfield and Albany HI~A/17 ro ... Occllional raiD and drlz&le, comfort or repose ·Of any chaplen. A reception was held VIR<>. <#1'1056 Not Low tonight 55-42. Tburs- person In t!J.~ vicinity." Viol~- following the program In honor .I'...V?tlo¥ N~ da) oceaolonal ralll eastern j to~ could get a 1511 fine 'and 15 of Jlelty Cooley, Gra,nd .Ealher, RfN'II:lN' WJI&Il. li•U. da~l in jaiL • member oJ. AlhOOJ· chipler.. / j . ...... .. I .. WORLD Surveyor2 Headed to Hard Hit over $34 M•Jlion • p "d ,,_._, I IS League Leader~ rnumph, Robby Hits 47th ai ByOPCO on 1965 T'axes Alfred Methodi.St Church's H0 mecom·nu Held Sept• 18 I )"' By FRED OOWN l!Pl Sport• Writer The Baltimore Oriole1 bave cut tbeir magic aumber to three because their "star of the ruture" has arrtved ahead of schedule. io River News ·' •i IntereSt Bt.ll s·gned l ByJ0hnson '" I I ! I' u,: No:J~ • tam Fout D'Ies Tuesday IR I ' 1 oadwork -" B1•dS0peDed 1 - . ! I ' . . Katzenbach J. Mo.VeS tO Head State , .r::m I All HHt.n Vented Moat IIHI AltMftrtbiiJ ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating Yaur D~p~ndablo Dealer Far do.: 11 N 1 u kets Charge Line F d F} or •• ' a.m.; 1 0 outs Price.PoJicy On '67 Models B~RRrS WORLD .. AND HEATING • Fan eThOI•••tlii • Safety Valve eWettmeB.....Guarantee ,:g-;, I . Bathroom Heaters · · s4.49 H&R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, 0. . '.t. Give the talks her ! If• I PLUMBING 1 Science Review THE DAILY SENTINn eThennOiitat 55 • d Near Cltppe 1 HEATER •Lifetime Burner Guarantee Powell's \l'in!!S I Angry p· HEATER eSafety Valve 21, 4:25 ·•. I I Weather DelaYS 65,GGO II.T.U.. eFa.n .. . . 2o so,aao.a.T.u. llllko Werry, soa of Mr. and 65Mustanq 6 cyllndor. Standard shlfli ndlo & hnt•r, wh11ewal tiroo. 64'ford Galaxie 500XL 2 Dr. H.,dtep. ~_IInder, 8 4 speed tuns. Like ntw 62 Ford Fairlane $00. 2 Dr., 8 118ftd1rd tflns. cylinder, 66 Ford Galaxie 5110 2 Dr. Hord Top. 6 cyl· lnW, tt1ncf•rd trans. Ra· cflo & hn+H, tlret. whitewall 64 Ford Galaxie - 500. 4 Dr. I cylinder, luft. lr•nL Radio and heater, power ltterJng, whltewaO 63 Chevrolet lot At,., 4 Dr . 6 cyl. St.,.rd trans. White waD tlroo. 60 Chevrolet Biscayne. 2 Dr. 8 cylinder, automatic trans. Radio & """''' whlttwalt tires 61 Falcon 2 Dr. 6 cyl. St•ndard tr•nt. Radio and h11t1r. 63 R1mbler 550 Sor\08 4 Dr. 6 cylf1> der, standard traM., ra· dlo & heater, whitlwall tlrft. 65 Pontiac G.T.O. rompHt, 2 Dr. Hardtop. 4 IPIM tran1. 63 Ford Galexie 500 4 Dr. I cyl!lldor, • m•tle tr.n1. Radle 1rwl huter, oower lt..rlnt. Positions for Thursday's 'Jug' ·.: · Mrs. Charles Werry of Pomeroy, a 3rd ClaSI Petty Off1cer wilh lhe United States Navy, DELAWARE, Ohio IUP!) - ~ Georg o.. Wilson, Westeri stationed at Sidl Yahal, Morpost positions for Thurs- Springs, Ill., 8-1 jrocco, has been voted tile day's 21st annuill, $741000 Lottle 1 A-Stan Dancer Stab!• eJJ!r}l most valuable player for the Brow• Jug pacing classic, wilh B-Field oe<ond half of tho Navy's soft.drivers, owners aad probable ball teague aeasoo for base odds persoanel. 1. Niagara Byrd, Clink Gal· eommeoll !rom Mike's offl. Harold· Graham, Provl· cen: deoce, R 1., 20-1 "Miko has shown that he A-2 Bonjour Hanover, Stanley does well ta just about any Dancer ; Staoloy Dancer,"New sport be has that extra Egypt, N.J., 4-1 second of speed, thai instla<>3. Clay, Billy Haughton, GarrOWD live pl'!lying, that nolural den State Stable, Passaic, N.J., amoolhneaa thai makes him Niagara Byrd S GetS Post Jot In 'B !1-24. Big Bear, Wally McDmurray, Jaek St11hl, Do:n>il, 20-1 5. ChriS T1me, Dick Buxton, George Sholly, Logansport, Ind., 15·1 8. Romeo Haoover, George Lucky Star Stable, Brooklyn, NY., 3-1 7. Mr Lucifer, Joe Marsch . Lee Goldhirscb and Fred Benson, Great Neck, N.Y., 8-1 8. Overcall, John Patterson Sr. Mrs. HeieR R. Buck, Far Hills, N.Y., 10-1 9. Meadow Lenco, Del Miller; Delvon Miller, Meadow Land, Pa., 1-1 AIO Silent Byrd, Vel'llon Dancer: K. D. Owen, Houston, 4-1 B-11. Good Tune Boy, Jim Larente: Gray Brothers, Provldence, R.I., f-1 B-12. Bank Time, Gene Riegle Jug' DELAWARE, Ohio (UPI) Favored Romeo Hanover will have to battle the luck of the draw and a field of perbaps 11 other hones Thuraday In lhe 21 annual Little Brown Jug ei!Jssic second jewel in pacing'• trlpl; New Egypt, N. J. . Bonjour Hanover is a full SIS. ter of tJw; great Brei Hanover, last years Jug WIJlller, but no filly has ever won t!Je race. Other prospective starters and !heir post posit•o• were: 31Clay, 4-Big Bear, 5-Chrla crown. The posl posltiOA belongs to ITime, 7-Mr. Luc1fer, 8-0verNiagara Byrd; a 211-1 sbol, while call, t-Meadow Lenco, 18-Si· the No. 8 slot was assigned \II lenl Byrd, 11-<iood Time Boy, Tuesday's drawipg to Romeo 12-Bank Time. Hanover, wiRDer of IS COilSOCl>' The purse will be $74,616, lht live races and timed al under third higbeslln the eveot's hi.s· twv minutes for tho milo in tory. seven races. Romeo is owned Wilh rai• predicted to conU• by Lucky Star Stable, Brooklyn, ue interrnlttentiy unlillbis afterN. Y. noon, frock officials expressed Bonjour Hru.over, lbe only eoncern about the runnillg surfilly in the race, wiD be No. 2 face's condition. Tuesday's proia !he lineup and was paired gram of Grand Circuli racing wilh Sllenl Byrd as u entry II! was cancelled, bul 12 heats !he Staaley Dancer. Slablt of 1wera scheduled today. I I whlto wall Hros, 65 Dodoe Dart 2 Dr. 270 Sor\01, 6 cylf,. cler, tt•nd•rd tnns .. radle and h11t1r &2 Ford Gal. 500 ott. I •r I At Trana., P -lne. radio onol hutor 64 Ford F-700, Dump Trvek. I ·.Yt--r. SIOHdtrant. 1..,......., hfe. Lone wheel •••· · 'ft:4 Mercurv Cuttem 2 Ooor Ha. . ', _ -·1"' HOUR tinll lnkos. AutamoHc ...,._ Ali- I'D I r I CAt phone is a great way to llaf ..Hqpt1e· d iayt' Ia fwr ditlerent Keith Goble.For:l USEO CAR LOT . ·~""' a .,..~ Its. ·, • atrlu"· ' 1' • & ·, - - .4 ' " ' '1•' ad~'IOlonlhe'Uiove. ---•! ··~.·...~,...• :,. : .\ill ·~fi3u:.. -·· ' ' that guagee;2 .,'(/ ..,,_.' ..' �' '· , J-!.!I)IIIy Sl4!lnel, Pomeroy-Middl~rt, 0., Sept. 21, 1988 ar Golf Carts are Recovered AS Part 0 f BurgIary Lo0 t W7 ""_4 nu:,~uh 0 ' ,r-:P.'-ts -,0 II • ... -r- ~ ' ...... -!l .. ~ --~ ~- -· .' - - ~-­ ,• ., ' ' " DJive,r·Goes Off Road·to Av~id Collision·· Wickline Elected President of SVAC Group r~rted. Dam~ Jurie E. Por!et'. 32, Eureka q., was nilnor. !• patrol ... Sial' Rt., escaped injury at ' Brownie 'Vujaklija, 43, Mid· medium to bolh vehicles. Ng 7:10 a. m. tnday when she ran dleport, suffered 1 laceration of charl'l waa flied. - , SAIGON (UPIJ _ U.S. Marines and Norlh Vlel· her car off Rt. 7 about six !he lorehead in · a ear • truck The patrol lnveellp!A!d 1 PT. PLEASANT _ The State Tuesday morning. namese troops today fought a bllrody see-t~aw battle In , miles soulh of Galli polls to oolUsion al I :45, p. m. 1\Jesday backing aocldenl al I: :Iii a. 111. for control of tbe southern end of a Communist "unavoid a co11 ioion with another on Rt. 7, one m1Je south of Tuesday, jusl off Bucjteye Aw. Pollee and Sheriff Department Entry had been made Into derground railway" Into South V'lel Nam. Air Foree lite vehicle. No charge was rued. Bladen. He was not treated a<> behind Cottage D.; on llil recovered four golf <arts Tues- the club house by breaking op- jets, loeludihg giant BS% bombers, again were called The Slate Highway patrol said oordtng to !he ...trol. Gallipolis Stale InstitUte day afternoon which were part en a back door An itemtzed ac· into the flghllng. !hal Mrs. Porter, headed north, 'Qfllcers reported V~akHJa at- fll'OIIIlds. No one was lr).Jured; o( the 1terns reported m1ssina count of lhe nussmg Items has attempted to pass another -r Am• ·~ . American forces stormed the area only one mile •• temped to ....,. ..,.,- a ·nilr lhbound 1I ·was repor ted "·t in the breaking and entenng not been released at this south of the demilitarized •one by land and aircraft , jusl as the other vehicle at- !ruck nporatell' by John. Wiley, Rutherford, 64, Galllpolla, Wll' and loohng of the RiverSide Golf hme but the theft w1ll run into and ships positioned off the toast bombarded t h e tempted to pass the car ahead '41, Hamilton, jusl as WHey backltig a laundry truck , off Course at Mason wh1ch occur- the thousands of dollars Some Communist posllions. U.S. spokesmen said in fighting New Weapon! ol it. The Poi'ler car went oft started to make a left turn oft Buckeye Ave., a¢ struck 1 rod Monday mght or early items noted missmg were a Tuesday Marine planes alone new 34 sorties In sup!he left side of the road and tile highway. Tile car struck parked car OWiled b)' Willto\r grill, hot-dog mac}une, silver- port of the Marine Infantrymen, who are lighting an WASIUNGTON PRES!· struck an embankment Dam- the left rear of tho truck, the Wedemeyer, 62, Gallipolis. ~ ware, two coffee pot.. skillet, estimated 7,000 Communist regulars. dent Johnson has trotted out charge was filed. There wu food articles and all equipment Ius newest anti-inflation weapminor damage to !he truck 111d pertammg to gou with the ••· n'!ll,""""'-!fi'~"'"R1l"""'"'ltl!"''' ·i"' on - a voluntary tax mcrease. medium to !he car. cepllon of the trophies a.JlC1Ni<< • ,,_ _ "--""'"•~'" .W>· . Not only will ll be voluntary, Patrol ' arrests 'i)lesday inAccording to the investtgabut you'll get Y?ur money back eluded: Bernard O'Dwyer, 41. liOn made by police Tuesday later - and Wllh mterest. Marietta no operator's license, when tht' carts were re-covered Incredible'' Not at all. It's a cited to' municipal court Sept. the four golf carts apparently new style, higher interest • Ohio Power Co. this year is spending $34,112,993 to :u· Terry M. Williams 19 IU. were used by the thteves to yielding savings bbnd designed pay liS local state ~nd federal tax bills for 1965. 2. Gallipolis defective' exhaust PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) - houl Ule stolen items approxito do exactly what a tax inLargest. amount went to the federal govern_ment, for cited to mu'ntcipal court Sopl: <"omencas errant surveyor 2 mat~ly one mil• away where crease would do _ take infla· paym~nt ~f rncome t~xes, $21,474,000; federal msurance :U·, and Robert C. s•·••etoa, d d "ti)aoncraft crippled by an The annual homecoming oi ling with J.-us." with a followh · contnbubon tax (SocJal Security) 0 555135 and federal """ 1 e mlnla the Alfred MethodiSt rocket ot was appahrcnlt 1yToha church ! up "Do You Know My Jesus''" tionary pure asmg power out '~ ' ' 45 Abingdon Va speedtrtg moper alive steering . waJtmg ve "e e cars h ld Se t 18 th II of the hand< of consumers. De- unemployment tax, $41 ,260. ~ted bond apPtar In m~ tumbled through space today were lound m the brush . I was e p . ' WI a we . "The ~hoes'' followed tails 91 the new bonds are to Nearly $4 million was paid for last year totaled $67,159, . al Se 21 toward an apparent hard I Douglas Roush IS the owner filled house. i With another series of numbers be announced m November or to &he State of Ohio in excise acconhng to R. E. Gant, rqana. CIP court pt. . ~ landmg and destruclion on the of the recreation grounds and The day beg~n wJth Sunday Iin song. December; th~y will go Ull taxes, a three per cent levy on ger of the Pomeroy area. lunar surface. the theft was diSCovered by an School from 9 30-10 30 A wor I . J lhe company's gross roceipll he said ·thU Ohio Power tal The 622-pound robot spun out I emplove Elmer Donohue. ship and song serviCe was held Warren Bentz of Millfield, 0 ' ; sa e '" anuary. Smaller amounts were paid ..; bills In other countiee In lhil ol control Tuesday mght durinw . , from 10 45-11 :45 w•th Dm'- gave his testimony With an op- 1 the state lor such tax-s as Ohio division includad: Scioto $250,· a cnllcal m•dcourse maneuver I more Boyles leading ·~~ F,.. p6t~~~~i)'}~r others. I Bosso/ Dalll(ermen unemployment insurance, Ohio 624; Lawrence, $133,051; Gallla , 1 designed to place 1t on a bull'sence Spencer • the P'"no · wASIUNGTON - VICE ADM · sales and use 18!<, Public Utili- $33,1150; Pike, $2'1,M2, and Jack- Oauae roadiDp. Galllpollt The basket dinner on the 11le Boyles faml 1Y sang 8 · · · Dam 11.8, 12.5, running 3 feet eve traJectory toward a solih it Il l trio number with a follow-up • Rufus L. Taylor who has serv- ties Comi)UsSlon mamtenance son, $11,872. ll Po "··- .,. . ,. th , churr 1awn a noon was we • • t•d Oh' 1 Ia 'bl Mr G 1 dd~ !hal on ro ers meroy•.,....,.. .... Ian'"' d near · e moons . d •'h th R C ,"In My father's House " : edasNo.2 manoftheDefense ~an 10 n ng1 e prop. . an a "' approx- 'Z7 Pt p'Je 1 23 ~ Blnto1 equator. en)oye Yilt e ev. asto 1 • • • 1Jntell1gence Agency, since erty tax lmalely 7i per cent of Ohio ' · asan ,..,.,, 2 92 Scientists at the Caltforma askmg the blessmg. Mmislers recogmzed were ~ June, IS President Jolmson's The remainder- $7,823,4~ Power's property tal payments · • Kanawba Falll 8·71. ~ l11slltute of Technology's Jet i The afternoon program began :Rev Herbert Grate of the choice for deputy director nf was for real and personal prop- go to individual school lit.. lesion 20.!0. London 8nd Mit1· 30 • with Lloyd Dlllmger Chester Nazarene church; Rev . the Central Intelligence Agen- J!l'ty taxes , levied on 0 h i o trlCts for maintaining Propulsion Laboratory said one 1 ~~ and mel Dams were l'Ulllllag 1~ 2 of the three vernier steering charge ~'-'ral sohgs '" Jack E Youn11 of the Tuppers • cy Power land buildings gener- expanding primary and 1econd- feet, and Wlnlleld Dam feel. A..a ,_ . 'I unison opened tile program, Plams EUB charge and the Bolt Movemeall: eHgmes had faII .,. ~ igDI e Iwith Sheila Elliott of Millstone, IRev Pearl Casto .of t h e Taylor ' 56, was nommoted to almg . eqwpment, transmission ary schools. Oldo River - Harvey Jordon W Va at the 1ano Albert · • dunng a 9 8 ,,, sorond thrust 0 14 6•35 am.· OVEC clowa 1the $28,500-a-year post Tues- and diStribution substations and phose of the maneuver. . WASHIN<OTOW1UP() _ Pres- , W~rne~· gave ope~Jng pray- Chester charge. day If approved by the Senate, lines, and other facilities, Pay5 'a.~.; Qu ~ Qty up ll. The No. 1 and eng•n •dent Johnson today decned : er. , I A musical reading was "The he would succeed to the Job men!• for 1965 , tax"!!; made In 6:15' a.m.; E:l:aoa llolworlla bu~~ed ~s commanded;, C~LISID~ I cllfr~ntly high ill len~~• rates as ''The Echoes," quartet from !Old Ditch Olggert'' Hhe llme r left vacant when Richard . M. lwo mstallme~ts this year, w~t up 17, 3:50 a.m.; Prindplo up li tJppmg movem~nt m th~: a danger to the nation's Millstone, W. Va' , presented "I m the OhJld of a Kmg") Helms was promoted to dir~ to the tr:asunes of 61 of Ohio !I l7, 4:1B a.m.'; Rose G. up II, spacecraft, tlley sa1d. eC<lnomJc health . and s.1gned several numbers 10 song A solo by the Rev Jlerbert Grate toF of the CIA. 88 ~Oti.efi. , •' 10:45 p.m.; Mils Sterllq up 11, Another effort was made legislation to'cdrb the .,p1ral- was presented by Lewis Win- 1 of the Chester Nazarene 1 In Me1gs County, the COm· 3 1.m.: Walter Beekjonl dowa about two hours later to 1gmte , at least somewhat. ner Guysv1lle. a duet by Char- Ichurch, w1th Caryl Pooler of Drmtic Chall/le pony's proper!! lal< payments 18, 4:3 a.m.; Pbllip' SporiJ the No 3 engmt, , bu! 1l failed les and Helen Woode ''Walk- · Chester at the piano. down 18 5·1 1 • Jlobert; and Surveyor continued to I In a ceremony at the Whote . -, --- -- 1 . ' NEW YORK - SEGOTIAT· Wli}}' Reed d' .18 8~~· · . DID tumble at a rate of .85 rotatiens I House, the President enartf'd An offermg was taken, follow - ors for the International Umon " own • • •. m.. I · 1 lh h 1 b · "E ' down 18 7:30 a.m.· Sl MaryrJ por second -· mto aw WI IS Signa ure a ~ y a group song, very- of Electllcal Workers saJd SIU GTON UP! p • d ut' 5•30 .'lr c BUll Unless the scientists succeed bill givu'g federal bankmg body Will Be Happy Over I Tuesday that the Geueral f;lec. WA N ( ) d- odres 1t' ,·50 a.m., r!...; ua. th .t l '"'·I h I 'fh .. ' ' !dent Johnsen announce t ay ..,wn : a.m.. ~y. In 1gmtmg the engme they agenc~es au on y o es~ u IS ere. , tnc Co must drastJcaily · m4 20 ' Andrew 0r St 1 would be unable to ~mt the ceilmgs OIL mterest rates on A solo "~eauhful Garden 1 crease .its last wage and bene~at U~ers:;tahry si ae: ~~~:n u' ~ 1 •·:·: Paul D Fpacecraft'.s retro rOC'kets tow- ~ various kinds of deposits. The of Prayer'' by Wilma J~an : fit offers 1f a new contract JS William Fout, 69, Kanau~, e~r~ t A.tt G as~~ :as down 21 [. ~m1.' ''Rellabl~ .ardthemoon~orflrmg.andSur- agem:.Jes planned to announce COLUMBUS (Upl) - The [Atherton, 'and Rev. Casto gave l to be. wnlten by the Oct. 2 passed away Tuesday morm~g ~~tzen:ach ~lllen~uccee~c him down ~.; Valley veyor would Impact al a IJJgh, the f11 sl steps later today a short welcome address and deadhne 1 at the Veterans Hosp1tal m . De Tr te , , 21 , .ty· H1ghway Department opened A GE k 'd h Huntington after an illness of m the State partment. anspor r up , 5.10 a.m., 1 k. H' orl · The bill itself was not so 1 bJds tJere Tuesdav on constrU('· announced. Chester's homecom· l spo esman sal e1 · The President sajd "we have Peggy Downey down 21, ·If• I .. · · d R Jl D s d 1 was opt1m1St1C that a settle· severa1 wee s do broad as to mean that there [ lion proJects tota ling $18.642,590 , mg an a Y ay on un ay, ld be hed i im Mr Foul was born and liv· known for some time of Mr. a.m: Western wn 22, 9:50 p. will be any Immediate tumblmg 'l Bids opened since Jan. I, ISept. 26, and reVIVals at Let~rt menl cou reac n t e ed in' Manon Ohio most ol his Ball's intentiOn to resign and m.; Jenks up 22,4 a.m.; Mouau of the soaring interest charges, includmg right-cf-way and eng' IFalls and Mmersvti\e MethodiSt I to ~~vert ~ny posSI~ol~y ~f C ~ life where h~ was a minister Mr. Katzenbach agreed to lain State down 22, 6:20 a.m.; particularly since there is I neering costs total $338 4 mJ I·I churches The homecoming at I lwha out·h· owever,f ol niUE . Ga; 1ind evangelist He also served accept the post.'' Esso Pennsylvania up 22, 8:45 . 1 the Chester Nazarene church a an, c a!fman o I,. - '" in the army dnrm · f m · National doWI 23 I 1 p• m.·I no th mg manda1ory about It . I hon. World War Ramsey Clar k• t he IQD 0 a. .. But· Jo~nson said it would : The apparent low bidders. by was announced for Oct. 2, and conference ~oard. warned that I. g Supreme Court Justice Tom John J .. i!Oite down :11, ~l ,P:,.';., WASHING'!ON (UPIJ- Rep help put an end to a "fierce county and projed along Wlth [thhe Hemlock Grove church ~danagementsdathtlullde wa s ! Surv•vors include hll wife Clark IS the deputy attorney Elgercliff up 21, 7:P' r-.UDI ;I' ,, b k d th I . . omecommg on the same date angerous an s 1 encourag • th N - lh J s Lewis down Greenup NO Adam Clayton Powell appt>ars race among an s a.n o er I the state estJmat~. mcluded : I in to strikes." Alice, Marion; four daugh~rs. genera'1 e o. 2 pest m e . . . .t to have lost his battle to rf', n rmanc.lal mshlutmns for the . Athens -construction of "The Echoes" came back g Beulah~night, 1 .Port St. Joe, Justice Department. p.m. , Barbara Gay d01n full power as Chalfman ol tne public s savmgs dollar I County Road '1:1 bridge over I with another series of num, , Flo.: Jiio.iel . ~r,te, . Rutland; The President also announc- Greenup 4:10 a.m.; Frltberger House Education and Labor i Sunday Creek 1n Dover Town- I bers much enJoyed by all, end- W 1'111 18 • Annp>.!I\BI'Y H1_cks, Mt Vernon, ed the appomtment of Engene down Meldabl1:85 p.m.; iluclt· Committee. The question now is sh1p, Allen Stone Construclion mg w1th the new ''Let Us RAIN FELL OVER THE 1Ill., a.J.MI •Martll• Conley, &JN· Rostow, former dean of lhe ey~ State down Meldahl 2~!!-P· whether he will give in , Inc.. Chesterhill. $149,601, state 1Pra)" central and southern states to- lark; one son, Palll; U. S. Air Yale Law School, as undersee- m., ~dy Ros~ary doWll.lo 2 15 gracefully or go down fight1ng . l es timate, $140,300. Closmg prayer was given by day. The heaviest rain shifted Force, ~ada; one sister, Val-l retary of •tate. Rostow will dahl · .p.m.. ~-K dO\'IJI Th~rteen of the 21 Democrats I ~oble - construchon of Ohio the Rev . Jack Young from the Ohio Valley to the car- ala TWPID..,,cBLol, Cardmgton, [lake the post fo~merly held by :•!dahl 2.5.5 P·~·· Inca dowa on Powell 's feud-ridden com- ; 513 br1d@le over south branch of Vanou!l places and churches olinas and V!rgmia Tuesday ().; s1x brothers, Harvard, For· W. Averell Harnman. elda~& P·~·· Cottos Queea 6 116 m1ttee agreed late Tuessday to ' _ at Seneca Fork in Marion Town. were represented Columbus, I mght ami kept hammermg rest, and H_o_warJ1 1 all of Mar· And Johnson said he was re- up Mel hi · p.m.;. Wal~ support a new set of rules thai COLUMB~S (UPI)th ~ h ' slup , V. 0. Menuez & Sons, Inc .. Athens Huntington Coolville down in the early mornillg ion: Charlei!' «' ChaUield, Q,, caiHng Foy Kohler, ambassa- Curley Meldahlellde.40 a ..m, 3 would limit but not wipe out the capncJ~u' actor w~ w ;~ Millersburg, $62,198, state est\-' Torch,' Tuppers Pl~ins Chester' 1darkness. and Veroon ' and Venal, both of dor to Soviet Union from RavensZlmw updoM Mbl ld ' 1hi1 1 1 Democrat's broad authority for ever~ arm~r ~used ea ~ e mate, $9(),1110. Orange, Lottridge Carpenter'! Danville Va got 132 Inches Ulnoi$, ·and 23. ,randchlldran. Moscop to b<come deputy under ~·~· ' mewr 1 wawJW" a u.. rest of this session. 1weal erf -th as ore pfotshepone- , Athen~-Hockmg resurfac- Millstone, W. va.', Millfield, and Raleigh c g~t 16 F ~ be Frl • secretary of state replaclns U. d.:. aM.mldah.; 1 a5·ter 35 1m ama• Th . be If d ment o e opemng o and F H B Sb d S · ' · unera1 serv1ces w1 ·[ , 1 . J h own e e1r proposa 1 to o ete I f S R , mg area roa s, . . rewer a e, ugar Grove, Manet:a I during the mght. day at" 2 • n! 1 lh R tl8nd ~em o nson, Galllpollt Da · · 81 · by'at a closed meeting Tlmrsday nua1 arm ~Jenc~ evlew a1 Co, Lancaster. $164,049, state and others. p. · a e u m JC'IIc .,_ seem~ t be , Ohio State UmverSlty to Thurs- 1 . Church of Nazarene w1th Rev. down 5:20 p.m.: Steel Jhpt'* · 1 700 1 1 199 ' ' Tl ••• r I thm ·~ ~ 0 eSlmae, ' H ll ' . B W'll' B sohdl agamst Powell bul the day Mei s - miscellaneous proa le l8 orll ' IS eaver and Rev. Her· Barbara ]one• down 10:30 p.m.; Beaver doWII - y • The steady downpour which g ' ' I IC NEW URLEANS TROPI· bert Grimm officiatmg. Friend' Employed by State )2:25a.m.; Jano T. upt:20 •.m. 11 term Negrod. congr;::,sman Ihas drenched the area ltle past 1ects. Umted Pavmg CoJp., cal storm Hallie was born Tues- may call at the Martin Funeral Miss Barbara Jones. daughter Indiana down 3:30 a.m.· Little was not ronce mg any mg two days turned the grounds for Thornville. $172,397, state estl,r" • day in the extreme southwest- Home in Rutland after 7 p.m. of Mr. and Mrs. Emer~n Jones, George down 4:25 ·. Char.. . the rev~ew al Don Scott Atrport mate , $181.600. ern Gulf of Mexico, the area Wednesday and until noon Fri- has accepted a pos•lion with JeJ Stevenoon down 5:llli a.m.; 11mlo a quagmire Tuesday and , that spawned killer hurnca ne day when the body will be lak- the State of Ohio in the Per- Elisha Woods up 1:50 a.m.; DEVOTED ro fNTERES'r ~ lofhcl als ruled out the Wednes- 1 Central Ohio Work NEW YORK (UPI) -Angry I Audrey m 1951. en to the church to lie In state. sonnel and Test1ng Department Mark Easton up 7:40 1.m.; 1 Bids to be Opened pickets today ehar ed th 0 hi A Navy reconaissance plane ln Columbus. Miss Jones recelv- Frank Durant down and walt!day opening MEIGS · MASON AHEA The ReVIew was to have run COLUMBUS 1UPI1 - The police barrie 11.. goutsJd; ug found Hallie fully formed and ed her AB degree in Sociology ing; Ben McCool and John It ·~thft:.~:. sT.~W:::i.t":~:~::' through Friday. but m~y bt ex- state Highway Department smd Harlem publi! school when tha I packing wmds up te 50 miles at Ohio University in June and up and waiting. Puhhshllll mvt!r, attemonD ucept tended through Saturday now, today it will open btds Nov 1 i whitt principa1 arrtved shou~ per hour m squalls over 11 George 1is a gr&4uate of Middleport KaaawU River ~~~~~;:·~~~:~~.::~n'rup':?n,.rn1~,. n~~ although no decJs1on has been on two multi . million dollar p ng '"get him, get ht~ ." At ! small area near the center. High School where she was a- Price up Mannet II a.m.: H. B. ~han•e st. 'omeror. Olllu. n76~ ttu• made yet on tha t. I construction proJects m central iJeast two persons were arr•st•d Gales extendE-d outward 80 ward~ the Susan Park Schol- Bowles up Winfield 7:S5 p.m.; ln•n Off•~ t'hon• WV 2-21118 l:dtTnP. "nnnr wv Hl51 Oh10 by tile 100 poJu:~emen on duly miles. arshlp award. Allen R. Merrill up Winfield 11 ~~>~!~r:~ t~ :;n!~~~.e:.T,n':~:,• CHEJo:RED FOR FIRE They lnc\litle a 4 2-mlle see- outsJde the racially troubled Sile 1s residing In the Hamil- 9:50 p.m.: S~met down WI• o":.' f COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo twn of Interstate 10, extending school ThP UsrJfd W-'kout ton Rd. Plaza in Columbus. She field 11·10 p.m.; Fort Dearbom ••llonaJ aOto•UifUW npru•rn•a"• aoormeU• Elmb•U. bk.. m r.e11Jot 1' UPI I - Hundreds o! students from 3 9 miles east of the Lick- The scuC£le outside lhe r~ew AUSTIN, TF.X. fU - LIBERAL worked this summer with the up Winfield 4:20 a.m.; 0 . F. ~~·r-. "~• · Ne"' v.ull an ~u cheered late Tuesday as mg . Musfllngum county line to 1S5 million lntf'rmediate Sch,l j Democrats walked out of Ihe F~;~~~;· c:~~~ut~PI~r~· Head Start Program in Meigs Shearer down Wlnflel4 t:• a. •a~~~~r!r11~ :~~~~~~.~~~"'"~-:~ P:! I firemen battled. a blaze at a j ~:~bout one mile west of Zanes- 201 broke out when principal Texas DemO<'rat1r convenhon , County. m. _ __ _ .. en on• ¥el l to ..,.,....... ., ,,., j three-~ tory bmldmg on tht' ville's western llmJis Estimal- Stanley LJsser a~ived for the I Tuesday crying "to hell· with ident ~ohnson !I appeal for pnce Diltlw senuMt ntt~~~. tStl..u1 •• 1 1c 1 d Col i , h • I ' restramt Tue~day by becoming znontn11 u 1e: 1hree ~'"'b• •;) w e, o ora o ege campus eJ ~ 1 ed cost 1s $4.359,000 The other school day .81bo 8·15 8 m Gov John Connally and all his th f f h , bl f " ,_ Mnt()f Route when el'f'rl•• ••rv•u , AuthOI IIJes were m l I I e d. IprOJ<:"c.t IS relocati 1 of three EDT I , ... . . . b h ' e trst o t e • g our auwoo• 1\llllllt• UIM mnniJI, ll .all tJJ I ' I ~ I unc . makers to announce an tnerease , m~.~ OD• vnr 11oM Sh '""'" tu howewr when they learned the j mtles of Ohio 334 in Clark Coun. Aboul 4;8 pir.kets representing "They gave us the s~e old . ~,~,~~ ~~~1!·~~~:l¥u~;,: [students were Cheenng on the Ity , near Springfield, expected ' the Congress of Racial EquaJi. deals we've always been get· IDGcar prllcMes.to C d ~nt~n•L f•r•"'• not th e fue . f1ghi ers.. • to cost ., . Carr of Chrys)Pr enera Corp. o were rs orp. an .,.,754 ,000. ty , . the Student . Nonviolent 1 ting ," said Mrs. Davtd experted Coordmatmg Commttlee and a Houston Much of Uu~ slate''i to make similar tncrease Brooklyn mmislerial group , largest delegation JOined t h e announcements within week. 8 Hatlo's They'll Do It Every Time ® showed up at the school about 7 walkout Some members broke American Motors Corp. $Bid its a. m. out s1gns calhng for the reelec· pr 1ce announcements were Hf: COULD GIVE. THf t10n of Sen. JohT~. Tower, a con- "some time away." ~LF ·TIME. PEP F1LE PETITIONS servative, Repubhcan . The walk· Ford said its Increases InTALKS I~ II>.M6tC Three petitions for divorce uut followed an offer from par- eluded nat price raises averwere filed in the office of th' ty leaders to give the liberal agmg $25 per car, plus varying Meigs County Clerk ot Courts rae! JOn only half the e 1 g h t amou-;ts for other improve,. Tuesday. They are : Delores seats they thought they were 1ments, Including safe[)• featAeiker. Mi~dleport, vs Keith entitled to on the executive ures. · Gordon Ae1ker, Middleport, for committee Conservatives got The Increases figUre !.to run gross neglect an extreme cru- 1 the rest. • from $52 to JM7 per model, elty asks custody of 'wo minor The liberals frequently take contrary to Johnson administrachlldren. Sylv1a Edw.-rds. Mid· walks at Texas Democratic I tlon requests that carmakers dleport, vs. John Edwards. To- conventiOns. hold the !"'ice line to help fight ledo, cpstody of one minor ; inflation. Glenn E Rim, a m. cor by PASSED HILL Norman Rizer, his father and WYCKOFF, N.J. (UPII VISIT ATHENS OES ''' ' next friend, Rac1ne, vs. R1t~ Canory and parakeet owner~ Mr and Mrs. Robort King, \ Jean Ri2er, a mmor of New here may soon become jail· Mrs M L. French and Mrs. ' t ' York A. suil for al1 no"v nnlv birds. Evelyn lewis were in Athens E.TING THE CDACH'S was filed by Gladys Craig of The town council Tuesday Friday evening to attend !he STA-FF ME/1BE.R Minersville agamst ' 'ecil G. night passed an antl·ROISe Friendship night sponBOred by -~ . THE SCHOOL WITH Craig of Amlin, Ohio. ordinance that outlaws, among the Alheno 'llapter, OES. as• THE WH BUDGE-T"• other things, the singing of pet slsted by Guysville, 1\mesvllle, ) ~ 7'ri4/IIX ,_,IYP A n',P o,r 7111 Weather birds thai ''shall disturb tHe New !llanhfield and Albany HI~A/17 ro ... Occllional raiD and drlz&le, comfort or repose ·Of any chaplen. A reception was held VIR<>. <#1'1056 Not Low tonight 55-42. Tburs- person In t!J.~ vicinity." Viol~- following the program In honor .I'...V?tlo¥ N~ da) oceaolonal ralll eastern j to~ could get a 1511 fine 'and 15 of Jlelty Cooley, Gra,nd .Ealher, RfN'II:lN' WJI&Il. li•U. da~l in jaiL • member oJ. AlhOOJ· chipler.. / j . ...... .. I .. WORLD Surveyor2 Headed to Hard Hit over $34 M•Jlion • p "d ,,_._, I IS League Leader~ rnumph, Robby Hits 47th ai ByOPCO on 1965 T'axes Alfred Methodi.St Church's H0 mecom·nu Held Sept• 18 I )"' By FRED OOWN l!Pl Sport• Writer The Baltimore Oriole1 bave cut tbeir magic aumber to three because their "star of the ruture" has arrtved ahead of schedule. io River News ·' •i IntereSt Bt.ll s·gned l ByJ0hnson '" I I ! I' u,: No:J~ • tam Fout D'Ies Tuesday IR I ' 1 oadwork -" B1•dS0peDed 1 - . ! I ' . . Katzenbach J. Mo.VeS tO Head State , .r::m I All HHt.n Vented Moat IIHI AltMftrtbiiJ ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating Yaur D~p~ndablo Dealer Far do.: 11 N 1 u kets Charge Line F d F} or •• ' a.m.; 1 0 outs Price.PoJicy On '67 Models B~RRrS WORLD .. AND HEATING • Fan eThOI•••tlii • Safety Valve eWettmeB.....Guarantee ,:g-;, I . Bathroom Heaters · · s4.49 H&R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, 0. . '.t. Give the talks her ! If• I PLUMBING 1 Science Review THE DAILY SENTINn eThennOiitat 55 • d Near Cltppe 1 HEATER •Lifetime Burner Guarantee Powell's \l'in!!S I Angry p· HEATER eSafety Valve 21, 4:25 ·•. I I Weather DelaYS 65,GGO II.T.U.. eFa.n .. . . 2o so,aao.a.T.u. llllko Werry, soa of Mr. and 65Mustanq 6 cyllndor. Standard shlfli ndlo & hnt•r, wh11ewal tiroo. 64'ford Galaxie 500XL 2 Dr. H.,dtep. ~_IInder, 8 4 speed tuns. Like ntw 62 Ford Fairlane $00. 2 Dr., 8 118ftd1rd tflns. cylinder, 66 Ford Galaxie 5110 2 Dr. Hord Top. 6 cyl· lnW, tt1ncf•rd trans. Ra· cflo & hn+H, tlret. whitewall 64 Ford Galaxie - 500. 4 Dr. I cylinder, luft. lr•nL Radio and heater, power ltterJng, whltewaO 63 Chevrolet lot At,., 4 Dr . 6 cyl. St.,.rd trans. White waD tlroo. 60 Chevrolet Biscayne. 2 Dr. 8 cylinder, automatic trans. Radio & """''' whlttwalt tires 61 Falcon 2 Dr. 6 cyl. St•ndard tr•nt. Radio and h11t1r. 63 R1mbler 550 Sor\08 4 Dr. 6 cylf1> der, standard traM., ra· dlo & heater, whitlwall tlrft. 65 Pontiac G.T.O. rompHt, 2 Dr. Hardtop. 4 IPIM tran1. 63 Ford Galexie 500 4 Dr. I cyl!lldor, • m•tle tr.n1. Radle 1rwl huter, oower lt..rlnt. Positions for Thursday's 'Jug' ·.: · Mrs. Charles Werry of Pomeroy, a 3rd ClaSI Petty Off1cer wilh lhe United States Navy, DELAWARE, Ohio IUP!) - ~ Georg o.. Wilson, Westeri stationed at Sidl Yahal, Morpost positions for Thurs- Springs, Ill., 8-1 jrocco, has been voted tile day's 21st annuill, $741000 Lottle 1 A-Stan Dancer Stab!• eJJ!r}l most valuable player for the Brow• Jug pacing classic, wilh B-Field oe<ond half of tho Navy's soft.drivers, owners aad probable ball teague aeasoo for base odds persoanel. 1. Niagara Byrd, Clink Gal· eommeoll !rom Mike's offl. Harold· Graham, Provl· cen: deoce, R 1., 20-1 "Miko has shown that he A-2 Bonjour Hanover, Stanley does well ta just about any Dancer ; Staoloy Dancer,"New sport be has that extra Egypt, N.J., 4-1 second of speed, thai instla<>3. Clay, Billy Haughton, GarrOWD live pl'!lying, that nolural den State Stable, Passaic, N.J., amoolhneaa thai makes him Niagara Byrd S GetS Post Jot In 'B !1-24. Big Bear, Wally McDmurray, Jaek St11hl, Do:n>il, 20-1 5. ChriS T1me, Dick Buxton, George Sholly, Logansport, Ind., 15·1 8. Romeo Haoover, George Lucky Star Stable, Brooklyn, NY., 3-1 7. Mr Lucifer, Joe Marsch . Lee Goldhirscb and Fred Benson, Great Neck, N.Y., 8-1 8. Overcall, John Patterson Sr. Mrs. HeieR R. Buck, Far Hills, N.Y., 10-1 9. Meadow Lenco, Del Miller; Delvon Miller, Meadow Land, Pa., 1-1 AIO Silent Byrd, Vel'llon Dancer: K. D. Owen, Houston, 4-1 B-11. Good Tune Boy, Jim Larente: Gray Brothers, Provldence, R.I., f-1 B-12. Bank Time, Gene Riegle Jug' DELAWARE, Ohio (UPI) Favored Romeo Hanover will have to battle the luck of the draw and a field of perbaps 11 other hones Thuraday In lhe 21 annual Little Brown Jug ei!Jssic second jewel in pacing'• trlpl; New Egypt, N. J. . Bonjour Hanover is a full SIS. ter of tJw; great Brei Hanover, last years Jug WIJlller, but no filly has ever won t!Je race. Other prospective starters and !heir post posit•o• were: 31Clay, 4-Big Bear, 5-Chrla crown. The posl posltiOA belongs to ITime, 7-Mr. Luc1fer, 8-0verNiagara Byrd; a 211-1 sbol, while call, t-Meadow Lenco, 18-Si· the No. 8 slot was assigned \II lenl Byrd, 11-<iood Time Boy, Tuesday's drawipg to Romeo 12-Bank Time. Hanover, wiRDer of IS COilSOCl>' The purse will be $74,616, lht live races and timed al under third higbeslln the eveot's hi.s· twv minutes for tho milo in tory. seven races. Romeo is owned Wilh rai• predicted to conU• by Lucky Star Stable, Brooklyn, ue interrnlttentiy unlillbis afterN. Y. noon, frock officials expressed Bonjour Hru.over, lbe only eoncern about the runnillg surfilly in the race, wiD be No. 2 face's condition. Tuesday's proia !he lineup and was paired gram of Grand Circuli racing wilh Sllenl Byrd as u entry II! was cancelled, bul 12 heats !he Staaley Dancer. Slablt of 1wera scheduled today. I I whlto wall Hros, 65 Dodoe Dart 2 Dr. 270 Sor\01, 6 cylf,. cler, tt•nd•rd tnns .. radle and h11t1r &2 Ford Gal. 500 ott. I •r I At Trana., P -lne. radio onol hutor 64 Ford F-700, Dump Trvek. I ·.Yt--r. SIOHdtrant. 1..,......., hfe. Lone wheel •••· · 'ft:4 Mercurv Cuttem 2 Ooor Ha. . ', _ -·1"' HOUR tinll lnkos. AutamoHc ...,._ Ali- I'D I r I CAt phone is a great way to llaf ..Hqpt1e· d iayt' Ia fwr ditlerent Keith Goble.For:l USEO CAR LOT . ·~""' a .,..~ Its. ·, • atrlu"· ' 1' • & ·, - - .4 ' " ' '1•' ad~'IOlonlhe'Uiove. ---•! ··~.·...~,...• :,. : .\ill ·~fi3u:.. -·· ' ' that guagee;2 .,'(/ ..,,_.' ..' �,, "' \ . '•.-)• ·' - \ -~ \ ' ' - ..... 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Finland held a sUght 1M 1-1 ~ . 100 · 1·2 lead over NorwiJ Tuesday after the first day of a two-day track and field mee~ ,., -··· Reclsklno to mlnua QDO yard rushing and 61 yards ptlsslng. Uned up for the new oporbl and The biggest change In the St. entertaiD!Denl complex. forfll four ordinary words. Louis attack was the addltlon of! By U0 lied Pre " rookie halfbaclt ud of Missouri, whoJo!mny played Roland mainly II (Night Games NO:t ·tacl ed) defense the Jaet two years tn o( Notre bame a £ive-point odds aren't even listed. American Leape beat~n each year s nee . on Pick • / favorite Saturday ov.er Purdue Fifth-ranked Nebraska Is W. I. Pel. . GB that streak could be !englh- college. l'llaturallzer in their nationally televised another " ·hool whtc!t should be Baltimore 92 S8 .6It . ened Sunday If the Browns have In the Cardinals' opener andl-rnhow clash before the usual sellout · able to name the score when Detroit 83 67 .533 9 a letdown after ~ defeat last against Philadelphia, he came ' mob at South Bend, Ind. ' the Huskers meet Utah Stale. Minnesota 83 68 .550 9\2 Sunday by the Green Bay Pack· off the, bench to gain 53 yardo eoDlfor&able 'Htis will be an important 1 Sixth-ranked Mtchtgan , whtch Chicago 79 73 .S20 14 ers. . In eight carries and saved the a•hoeoan be game for the Irish and ' isn't convmced arch-rtval_ MSU California 74 76 .493 Cleve! end wtll again be run- game with a llj)!Ctacular catch 8 Hanratty and O'Brien, their ·, is the b'"' _college team '" the Cleveland 75 77 .493 11 nlng up against . strong de- of a deflected pa" on • cruciul $OM~ 1I two young tbut) promismg , state ~I M~chtgan, m_udl l~s!l Kans City 70 81 .464 22¥.! tense. Charley Wanner, the new down. That earned him a start 51'1LL 5\VIN&. lquarterbacks who are expected the natiOn . .Is a~ 11-pomt chOice Boston 69 86 .455 251.".1 Cardinals coach,. was a defen- against Washington and Cleve. W.:LA'l' Ito add the passing threat! 0 the Ol'er Callforma. Washington ti7 86 .438 26'!. sive specialist whtle an assistant land. Now uranct the ~lrcled letten Notr Dame attack that was . mt>ets MSU In two weeks Nt>w York 66 86 .434 27 coach at Baltl~re and. helped Gary Lane, a rookie halfback missing last year. what up as on,e Tuesday's Resoltl mold the Colts defense mto one with Cleveland, was the quarter· 1 there'l no ques- · the fust b1g showdowns ! Chicago at New York. ppd, raiD of the h back of the Missouri team -last rJi:lFROM( 1 l tiun. . about. P:n·due'!· foothall thl:s yeal . Baltimore at K City, night The Cardmals showed . is aesson and knows Roland as a J, - ,A j hreat Th• Butlermakm have Seventh-rank•d Pu~due . '' California at Detroit, night mark last Strn~ay In defeating clutch performer. . tAuow .. r• toPJorn'"' 1 All -.'\mPriC'a Bob Griese. who !h,l1 fl V!:"-mnnt unrlerdoe agam,.,t M' t t Cl ehmd nlgbt Washington as they held the ''He' not .l... rticulorly fast and 0 NDfD FEWEST :'II 0 t 1·e D'lltlc whi le mneso a a ev ' . s !HI, )UIIIbN-ti MUSI CUll HA complt>trd 19 of 22 passt'S 1Hsl · . . ~ Boston nt \Va:-::1• f)p(l r::JIIl not overpowenng, but somehow : •· . ........ Alt•t!ordU., to -17111 baf'hf'ltm, rliiJ .. }P<lr to le<ld ru:oue 10 an nm\.i•·d It .. I WPdn.rsday's Probable hers he made the big Interception •l•r Y'* ner.-r p·e _,.omn • ,h..,,.-.. r t>X t' lling :za.zt v1c10ry over favoniP to . ea tin Times EDTI got first down or touch· "HI'SWA5HID ' UPA'' " .. .. .. Dame in 1one theof tth• ' ""' anrl '"nthr:mkt·d Arkan· o ,r or . I!Hi:l io: o two-toudHi nwu . Cl.t,tcn,g_o Ne_w York-Horlen . By United Prell latenaliooal when It was mos I needcla sSIC ~3H1fS 0 HW' I Tul~~l !-! 1.1 \ S. R,lhll st>n (J -0). s.. ~. ffi. l National Leagut ed, s_ald Lane: . . - - - - - - -- -- - - - -- - - - - · - - sf';oson. Bnltimore at Kansas City- I G. AB. R. B. Pet. Callmg the signals agatn thiS 1._ 1'tle nutintl 's No. 1 tPnm. rated an t>V"n pi('k ng:dnst " d \ally 13-51 vs. Nash 11-1) Alou Pitt 131493 78 170 .345 year is quarterback Charley MHiligan State. which hns rJ. 8 p.m.. . . Alou, At! 149 643117 212 .330 Jo_hnson, who has ·had some of Nov . 19 dale w1lll Notre 0"111~' . lllilllli~. \ ~~.. r D t t Ch -~· 'ah lornta at e rot- ange Carty, At! 141486 109 .S%1 hiS be st days at th e expense of is expedf'd l~ have - 111tle th B 11(). 01 & 1Newman 14· 7) vs. Strgel, .,c__'· • I ·• trouble rulling up tis sen•nd !33 594 469 81152 rovms. .. , ~ Wilson , IH-Itll Lnlll'h i l4-12l. Clmte, Pit 143 99191 .322 eWhile not provtdtng. the q slr<~il:!hl victory . With Jimmv \1mnf'snta at Cleveland-Kaat Rose Ci• 26 94199 .318 Browns fans with the sabsfac. 1496 by Hel•"' Bottel !Rave showing he can lill Slevt' 24-101 vs B II I 13 7 30 ' .tudavs shoes. the Sp:t rlons '"' Bv United Press lntern atioenl e I ';. I. : Allen, Phil 131486101153 .315 tlon of VI'ctory, the serles .of . ' ..· 18 favorites to whip Penn Amt>rH'<IR "''l l!'!lf' P 111 . ITorre, Atl 146 MO 82169 .313 games has made up for lt With YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! letters, wntten every day, fill· "t·l Ho,lnn at WB ' h, ppd .. nnn , Rn ' '"" at Wosh '1gton-Bran- Santo, Chi 144 522 89163 .312 thrills. Ttm•.to lumn ::; fur )'\Jllllg peo- t•d a !it11t ol h1s lonely hotlrs . ' d e. . dn.n 17-8 \ and Fi sl1er (2-2) vs. . Cepda, .st.L 131 483 17 141 .305 Jn 1965, the Cardinals WOD 19. Is .arE . UCLA ' '"" 1, Hwl· Nt. 3-141 and Coleman {01 • ... ·r problems and pleas· 1 know many other gtr ....)IT No. 2 team b·· -1-··' · , Cit' · Americaa Leam•e 13, iR t964 the eentest d d 1n 0 1 N y P!Jfl r;-iin 1 • I.Jf<' 1 . . .. •· . LJ i,arv Beban at quar f'r i1rl\ . Is wa~ a ' · ., · 1 1 •k d · 1963 th Pie ures their tmubles and tun A.s m thiS o you ·· • d S tll . a p m. G. AB. R. R. Pet. a 3.1·33 deadloc an In e1 " . · . , . .. . ' al~o favor~o own yra cuse n 4 dewith the .rest of Helen Helr iiHnA were lOti1tsh to :stay . d . S Ca lil l:lt Jktroil , ppd .. r ;11 n i. <Only scheduled) 1 F.Rbsn, Bal 149554115173 .312 Cardinals eked out a 2u-1 . , .. , (or 1ts secon v1c1orv . · urprl- · · \ 1ouva, Min H957t 9S!80.311 cislon. us: t welcum"' but 1\AITING. !sin thou h tlte Brut . are i Thursday's Games 1 Non't1 dodge ,;,a sE>riou~ t1f1estion Dear W<Hhng : . gy, hgd' ho'C'f'!,9-S l\1inn 010 000 000 - 1 6 2 Baltim01e at Kansas City Kaline, Del 131440 80"27 .289 -. - - - - 1 · A uirl is never fool1sh to walt onlv a touc uwn c D · 1 -1Y 289 •tth a brus -o . • · USC, the tht~fi'ranked team. Cl<•\e 2110 200 OOK - 4 ti 2 Calilomia at elrott Powell, Bal l:JJ:•7 •• "" · BOWLING TOURNEY ll Send yourh teen-age questions lor a teitow "·orth waltlllg tor. a tG-poml favot<le ov<r Perry . Bosw•ll . 141, .. Rola;1d t011ly ga:nes scheddedl Wagnr, Cle 141515 69148 .281 NEW YORK (UPI) -The \OLTH ASKr:t• ruK IT. And another thing ' lJoes It 15 WISconsin after its ~ ~ •7 1 and Hallt·v. rJ,, •:rwald " '· , Nahnnal Ltague Kilbrw, MID 152538 II 15S .28J N . n l · championship ttur0:are ol Relen Aelp US' thiS wnl<lle ynu as m11ch as tl do•s Tiaut <10101 a11d s,m s. I.P- • W. L. Pet. GB Chris KC 117380 M 107 .211! alto a f th p 1 ional "'·''puper. ,. me to hear the old refrain, "If TOP TWENTY Perry '"71. l.n < Angel" R9 61 .593 .. . Howrd, Was 142 465 138 .280 nament o . ro be In Tho Mlddlo .Biock ;HUU!.D SHE KEEP,h 'HE ' you dont dale, you II 011 " NEW itlPI.J Th e Pittsburgh 88 63 .M3 111 McA!ffe, Det113389 80109.2110 Bowlen Ne~t To Elllorfolds :lt)\IE FIRES BURNlN'-'"? on all 1,fte fun " as if dating l'mtl·d Pre!= s tor B<ll1 001 120 OOfl- 4 9 0 San r·ran 85 67 .559 5 IVltne 1 Was 141489 75136 .271 held In the new MadJson.Square 8 )t>ar Helen1s theO.\L'r' route to ·fun · !tlr OOOOOOOIJ0-0 52 Atl"nl"' 71 530 91;.2 Casl1 Det 148557"""'-92155.278 Garden Center for sn: year . K,.n C1ly . · • d , ' " " · · • 'od be · · g i late 1967 POMEROY, OHIO 20 co 11 ege 1eams 1 '" a 17-year-old gtrl w,IJII., a Manle.sness oesn l turn Te m w L Points Plu,ebu s 12 Ol aud Ft!lwbor· Plutadelphta 80 n 5Zti 10 Home RuDI pen IPnDI':.cectnTu da ' nmaybe like mo )ou .mto a reeluoe' I-ll 270 reo: Hunter, Gmnda to!. Sl Lou" 79 72 .&23 10'!. Natleaal Leagaet Aaroa, tbe PBA OIIIIOU . "' y. a MSU .. 11 14 ounK to know abouf love. My I predtcl !Ou'll have a lull , 1 UCLA . : ·. 9 1 0 200 I Blanco •i 1, Stock (7), Lmdblad Cmcinnati 72 77 .483 Bravos 311: Allon, Philllos 38: The evenl the ftrst to be • KJyfnend left for V•et Nam last 1,and •. semor Y..,. ·- and ' USC 186 m and Roof, Lachemann (71 Houston 67 87 .435 24 Torre, Braves 36; Mays, Glanlo 2 I-ll 3 nonth, and I told btm I would 1may your boy fne•d be fl.O 1791 LPHuntor 1 8-ll ). HR-F. New York 83 90 .412 :M: Harl6 McCovey, Giallo 33. : 5 •••I lor htm · m ttme for the Semor Prom . - 45. ~ebraska Ch'1<'3go 54 --a• ,,_, ••• 16'" •--'-•• Leam~· , H 1-0 168 1Hob<nhon 147lh) · _n li.JIR'.'."": •--· F: Robm· ~.-rourJu.,bleo, ~lle lf\ter to eaeh IQU&I'et &o . · NEW YORK tUPI)-Terry Hanratty and Coley O'Brie• have yet to play their first minute of college football. But they're toulcod highly enough to make the University .. CLEVELAND (UP!) - Tile St. Louis Cardinal! bave played at Municipal Stadium as thOugh It were their home grounds when thedaparted Cleveland Brownofacing and have uni 196Z ~·-··- televised victory over Te•!',J· Fourth-ranked Ai'abama Is an overwhelming lavonte m tts opening breather agamst siana Tech. Be•.. r thBryant name the score tn_ IS one !: fo!:~b;~t!r~:,:::~: son·l~ Me<~:nwhile ~-~-;-~--~~!;:~;,;:~::,:"~' Y ~TOr G A b- - - II ~ I~ I XI l':r~ol 1h~ HElEN !~ sha~ing pa~smg • college l·lillld~ .~ol<e o: ;~s . 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T,., 1 1 _ 1 .~ 1 p;,,.d :-o.1 i-: ~n 1 :ri -"' ~.tme ~ttualwn. ~~ ~ 1 • th~ .~, EYE, EYE SIR-That is a thin metal stamped lead frame manufactured by SyU:·ania in York, Pa., for integrated circuit industry in the U.S. The eye is Agnes O'Connor's. en~ g::~mes 1 CHAPMAN .nd ~ YIJR~ Inter~altooal's g~rl' h~me ~o 16'~ Ala~~~~ · ls ~io r;;~~ ~~\,~etol h~nf:~ IJ~ar ~- ~~~i~:n CANADAY ~- ~I; AssoctaiD~ ! ~: i h•~PY ~711 ~~~I BEST FOOD VALUES Clnclnn~~·:a~~~c~:·;~1 !flnR• ~~ ~~le;.,.!ii, ~~\:~: ' Hele• · 2 l-OI -0 Nalio;;;;;L.ape "'"out on the fun ol my sen· ThiS boy dated me for a ' 8. Florida . f HI 1114 , SI !.oms 100 0001100-1 50 Atlanta 5 St. Loois 1, night Pepitone. Yanks Sll Colavito, Are At ur year. But I feel I wtll only month. and called me almost . · A k ' HI 95 Atlanta 120•000 20'- 5 12 0 New York s Houstoa 0 night Indlalll 30. 9 )t! giving lip a little fun \\ohlle every mght. Thea he stopped. 1 10 ~· ausa~ . . 1-0 83 . Wtlshburn, Willis (7) and Los Angeles 11 Phila 1' night RDI Batted Ia oe may be giving up his hfe._lf J haven't ,seen ~tm for three ·o:0~~-11 Bavlor 82 ; J2 1McCarver. Cloninger 04-10) PJUsburgy 6 San Fran night NatiiNlllll Lellpe: Aanm, giVIng up a IJtUc lun wtlile months. I ve tned everythmg to ill tr Da'm r't) and Gem -1and Torre. LP-W<yihburn (11- Wednesday's Probable Pitchen Jlrave«. 117; Clemente.LPirates rountry, I Uunk I'm old enough , let btm know I still like htm and ! te . . o e e 81 JIR- Jones (19111) . . . Chi p 112· Allen Phillies 1111; Star· to sav I wtl l walt lor htm. ,he JUsl"tan't get 11 through hJS I g18 Tech 73: 14 SMU (,I I Cmcmnall at cago- ap- ell JOO· Torre Braoeo d we don't get married ' thick skull. WhY are .boys oo 36: 15. Mtaml (F'a..l 32: 16. New York 120 000 0110- J 7 I pas tlll-11) vs. Hollmlan 19-15. ' ' ' 2 1 when he return.•, hou.i 1. know - ·)lED UP : Hou.1ton 000 000 IJtlO- 0 4 2 at Atlanta-Wash· Amerlcaa Leal""• F. Robin· 1 have giVen soniet/ting to Dellt · .. • . 10 a e . ' · · Fisher <1 -141 and Tay lor: el1 -4 101 Orloleo 114: Powell, 7 ouk forwa rd to, and tho! my That "dumb bead" has \llashlflgton __ · _ _ 'Cuellar, Farrell (7) and Heath. burn cll- ) vs. K ey ). 100; Killebrew, Twin• i 9 - - - -··-· - · - ably been turned by another ! ' LP-Cuellar (IJ.l) . ·05 p .m. 104· Horton Tigers Ill· B ' or ..maybe be swo1·e off boy friend. He hasn't called al1 ,1 tiS .mnm~s) . · j Philadelphia at Loa Angeles- Hobmsoo, '. ' ·· ·· 'trl ,.. . ·Onol.s 96. g ·· dates beeaW!e they are too ex- ida ! ShOOil!il call him up and .Cin 010 101 000 000 3- 6 12 0 I Wtse (4-ji) vs. MoeUer (2-3). 11 . PJ!dlinl pens1ve. You may never koow . teJ him my Dad's a hard kid· Chi 000 030 000 000 II- 3 11 21 p.m. . Natloaaf>f.eaJ!Ie: Marlcbal, exactly , why he . dtsappeared, ' der? - NOT DEAD l O'Toole, Nottebarl 1~1, Da· Ptttsburgh at San. Franc18co Giallo zili. Kol,fBI, Dodf!era SMOKED and don l waste lime worrymg . Dear N.D.: I vidson t!O), Osteen (131 and -SJSk llil-3) vs. Martchal (~2-6). ~; p(jff, .Giantl. 2U: about lost raus~' 1 Give the pho~ a rest. Your , Pavlelich, Edwards 03); Jen· 11 p.m. Gibson, 331!Jll ·. tfl-lP: and My. best ad. VICe to the dum!' ' bo f . d o•~·y. knows your <ins Hendley HO) Hand~ I 1.1) (Only games scheduled) J ter · ti'll "Sh ·1 11d ' Y nen pr "" ·· ' · i' • Tho da· y' Gamn as ' ...,.._, '""""' . .n ~ Amerlc-~ .-McNally, ed. " ' • ; rug, srnt e a 1Dad Is only !I :kidding. - H. ; and Hundley, jlryanl (11 . WP - Davidson (5·3). LP- Hendley Clncmnatt at Chtcago Circulate. - H. ' Dear Helen: C1fiolea t~i:itftit, Twills ZHO; 1 I!\IERVBODY"S OUT You say a big nose Isn't as 1t4·5). HR-Pavletich l!llh). Ptllsburgh at Atlanta. nlgltt Boswell, ~ !Z-5; Siebert, FOR THE YAK notke.ble to •·Nosy 's" friends · (Only gameo ..beduled) Indians Illot: '6 Barber, OrloiH Dear Helen: •as it Is to her. You are right , Pitts 101 011 1111- 6 10 2 Ill-S. Everybody's a comed;an . there, but I di;agree that a •San Fran 000 000 000- 0 8 2 CBS CancelA Show ::_::::_________ 1 round out· house. miracle won't happen if sbe bas • Law (12-ll) and Gonder; Dealina:in Horror At dinner last night, while it changed. Herbel, McDaniel 151 . Priddy NF.W YORK (UP!)- Colum!I'Y new boyfmnd w•s there, , 1 had a nose bob io April : (8) and Haller. LP-Herbal (4- bia Broadcasting System (CBS) my Dad afid Mom started go- when I was almost 16. sure, !5). HR-Clendenon (24\lt), Gon- has replaced a scheduled Frion about how kids use the people couldn't even tell, but der (7th) " day televisioo airing of the bor· (.~Hone all the time. the ones that mattered to me 1 ,.ror film "Psycho" \tith a war Dad said, "For lhree hours most - new ac:quaintances - · Phila 000 100 ooo- 1 5 0 romance because of t.bt mur11 tried to phone home to tell ~aw me a:! an attractive girL l Los Ang 010 163 OOx-11 15 1 der of Valelie Percy in Kenillb. you about li ..dcath 111 the fHm· Inside was tbe big&~t mira- ! Short, Buhl, Verbanie (6), worth. 111. bag ily . . '' Of ' course 1 asked, de. I became more poised and Morris !7) and Uecker Koufax A spokesman for the aetwort quiclt , ''Wh(l ·:· and Dlld sa 1d much more outgoing. My sochil I i25-8} and Torborg, Campanis said CBS executives began to "Your. - it you doni grt oli ' life became bettor, stmply b& ! 18). LP-Short 08-IG). HR-W. have misgivings aboul showinl '----thai blank-blank horn ··· cam;e I stopped being aware of Davis tiOth). Alfred Hitchcock's macabre ·-- - - ' t:verybody laughed but my · my defect. When a girl doesn't thriller in which a girl Is slab- · have to worry about whether or , Neltl"08 Bovcottina: bed to death in a shower. when NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Inot she looks well, she becomes ·~ Cleveland Store8 th•Y first heard that the 21 . a more compaltble person and CLEVELAND (UPI) _ In a year-old daughter of Charles H. •her inner rad1ance . · shlRe8 pressure move directed against ercy, GOP candidate lor tht. CARAVELL~ lb. ! through . · police the Congress of Racial U. S. Senate. had been bludg: No .. I'm not spoiled, and we'.re ~<-:quality ~iegan organ- eoned and stabbed repeatedly. .tvlt*~Cif-....w. not nch. But I have a new hie . izing a downtown becau se I'm - NO LONGER . st.ores. . . • 1 Housina: Start& in 8uiO¥O wollld yam until tlloy , NOSY i Local CORE chapter chair- Won!l Ever SlumP could make 1 good $10.95 BEFORE PRICES GO UPI Ii Dear Helen: com· man. Baxter Hall J~ . sa.ld the WASHINGTON (UP!)- Hous- waich- One with 1 jeweled- \e..,., I'm tired of hearing · t b 1 b·g , o 1 have purpose of tl)e boycott ~~ to ina starts - still reeling under movement. unbretklbl• pam 1 no.e.... 1 . . .... e mainspring, precision iltted 1 sb al ou I' le rned what to }for ce busmessmen to do some- the weight of tight money- fell parts. A watch that'5 shock· one. u ve a lh' bo t N ·e c do about it. Not a 11o:se job. but ! 111 ~ a u . egr?.. gn van .es in August to their lowest level resistarrt.and waterproof.• toea. THIS WEEKS a good job on the rest of my· \ agamst the pollee. H the white in more than 51h ytaN!., the The '""" il lht eorawtte self So 1 say to Jhe "Nosy's" people have all lbe rlshts In Commerco Department reported lly Butova. ,., VI!Y expenoi110 for only $10.95. of ihis world: this city. let them support the today. Pay special attentioa to your businesses," he shd. "T h e s e Starts were at a seasonally 21" ZENITH hair, make-up, figure, clothes. businesses ta~e UJe . Negro:s• adjusted annual rate of 1,067,· etc. If you do, you'll realize money but fat! to d?, anylhml 0110 unlbl, compared to 1,001,000 bow litl\e your nree contrlbutes aboul the problems. in July and 1,427,000 In August • ·w your looks. 19115. Tbe actual number of 212 E. Mlln St. ,.meroy ARGO Also remember that look• LONDON (UP[) - l'loyd Pat. housing unilo started In August aren't everything: work on that terson, 193, New York, knocked was I00,600. personality of yourst - CON· out Henry Cooper, 191'\4, Eng-1 1 ".;:~~;;;;;..;_...,......,......,...,~ TENT land (41. ~e dull)b-~~d~ I~~U ~~ /\J.•n;ss;~~i~~~j~ '~ ~ ' ;~, p:o'~is prob-,IO:_~·- (~ Plra~ Ori~les ~ \ . I , I! I I• I1 ' 'I c--.' ! I WAID CROSS' 0, (t~ hili~ '' . .324 _. :~ o~t Ev~n ~ ,· I.I J I 0 010 peoples~." --. ----- - Swedish Police Raisin~ Arms K.LL-.11]] I -· ·--- ::===========( L - - 1 ' - 1 rn (J l . \ - CALIS 39~ We selfthe i"' good watch. POTATOES MORTON AWAKE 20 77c NEW CABBAGE 8c COLOR TV from $10 95 b~: ~f KRAR SALAD DRESSING 1~. 39c SPECIAL! MIRACLE WHIP MARGARINE , 111. ,..,. · K& ( JEWELERS COLOR T.V. 29c 1. 1 2~=-29c Green Cut'Beans Just Received! New Shipment Of 23u Zt!~ITH EASY MONDAY • ' .%"""'\ TAitE MODEL · .S169.9S ·::s9c (Juniors) ,JNCLUPES $19.95 BASE FREE ., WAID CROSS'.SONS Phillips Sisters· Style Sh9p RIDENOUR RADIO &T.V. Phon!t985-3308 . ., '/' laundry Detergent - MARTA'D DRESSES _.;...._ ......... -~......L..-!J:o'---.....; ....................i.~~-~:_ ···•·· ·• ··• ·· •. •· • ·• • ·•· ... . o ......... ·· -' ··- -· -,~·~•& •"" ...___......___ ~ ' I • : I '· ' '' ,, . j;'' ' :.~; RACINE1 O. Pomeroy Court St. Chester, 0. . ' \ . . \• ' .·....... ~~.~·~J~ ..~ ·: ~ ...~ I . .~ __ :....,....... l :. • ...-... ~~·-.-- ·····..:~ . - :...;,_ ~..&-.£............ . .: ._........... ""''·· ···-~· ··· ~ ··-· ....,-::.•c... -"··:·:·:·•.,._...,..-......:. •• ·!. BALTIC VISITOII5---Three U.S. miSsile-carrying destroye·rs lie at anchor .Tirptti Quay of the .K•el German naval base. Visiting the .base 'l in eoaot· are (from lellj J, King, Sellers and ~arnell. Thel' . ., 1. ,. ' • } • 1- ' ' ~~~ •• ,.,...~ .• .or~·• ...:. \ ' '" �~ U:ADI JI'IN}.AND .Cardinals Play Wellln Cleveland's Huge Stadium Fighting Irish Five Point Favorite Over Purdue T .,_I!~ hntlnl'l, Ponittoy-'Middl~-~:'. Sept~ 11: 1968_ $&~m-t/..l:::!t!-- .. ··· · ·· •• • t • . OSLO, Norway (UP!) Finland held a sUght 1M 1-1 ~ . 100 · 1·2 lead over NorwiJ Tuesday after the first day of a two-day track and field mee~ ,., -··· Reclsklno to mlnua QDO yard rushing and 61 yards ptlsslng. Uned up for the new oporbl and The biggest change In the St. entertaiD!Denl complex. forfll four ordinary words. Louis attack was the addltlon of! By U0 lied Pre " rookie halfbaclt ud of Missouri, whoJo!mny played Roland mainly II (Night Games NO:t ·tacl ed) defense the Jaet two years tn o( Notre bame a £ive-point odds aren't even listed. American Leape beat~n each year s nee . on Pick • / favorite Saturday ov.er Purdue Fifth-ranked Nebraska Is W. I. Pel. . GB that streak could be !englh- college. l'llaturallzer in their nationally televised another " ·hool whtc!t should be Baltimore 92 S8 .6It . ened Sunday If the Browns have In the Cardinals' opener andl-rnhow clash before the usual sellout · able to name the score when Detroit 83 67 .533 9 a letdown after ~ defeat last against Philadelphia, he came ' mob at South Bend, Ind. ' the Huskers meet Utah Stale. Minnesota 83 68 .550 9\2 Sunday by the Green Bay Pack· off the, bench to gain 53 yardo eoDlfor&able 'Htis will be an important 1 Sixth-ranked Mtchtgan , whtch Chicago 79 73 .S20 14 ers. . In eight carries and saved the a•hoeoan be game for the Irish and ' isn't convmced arch-rtval_ MSU California 74 76 .493 Cleve! end wtll again be run- game with a llj)!Ctacular catch 8 Hanratty and O'Brien, their ·, is the b'"' _college team '" the Cleveland 75 77 .493 11 nlng up against . strong de- of a deflected pa" on • cruciul $OM~ 1I two young tbut) promismg , state ~I M~chtgan, m_udl l~s!l Kans City 70 81 .464 22¥.! tense. Charley Wanner, the new down. That earned him a start 51'1LL 5\VIN&. lquarterbacks who are expected the natiOn . .Is a~ 11-pomt chOice Boston 69 86 .455 251.".1 Cardinals coach,. was a defen- against Washington and Cleve. W.:LA'l' Ito add the passing threat! 0 the Ol'er Callforma. Washington ti7 86 .438 26'!. sive specialist whtle an assistant land. Now uranct the ~lrcled letten Notr Dame attack that was . mt>ets MSU In two weeks Nt>w York 66 86 .434 27 coach at Baltl~re and. helped Gary Lane, a rookie halfback missing last year. what up as on,e Tuesday's Resoltl mold the Colts defense mto one with Cleveland, was the quarter· 1 there'l no ques- · the fust b1g showdowns ! Chicago at New York. ppd, raiD of the h back of the Missouri team -last rJi:lFROM( 1 l tiun. . about. P:n·due'!· foothall thl:s yeal . Baltimore at K City, night The Cardmals showed . is aesson and knows Roland as a J, - ,A j hreat Th• Butlermakm have Seventh-rank•d Pu~due . '' California at Detroit, night mark last Strn~ay In defeating clutch performer. . tAuow .. r• toPJorn'"' 1 All -.'\mPriC'a Bob Griese. who !h,l1 fl V!:"-mnnt unrlerdoe agam,.,t M' t t Cl ehmd nlgbt Washington as they held the ''He' not .l... rticulorly fast and 0 NDfD FEWEST :'II 0 t 1·e D'lltlc whi le mneso a a ev ' . s !HI, )UIIIbN-ti MUSI CUll HA complt>trd 19 of 22 passt'S 1Hsl · . . ~ Boston nt \Va:-::1• f)p(l r::JIIl not overpowenng, but somehow : •· . ........ Alt•t!ordU., to -17111 baf'hf'ltm, rliiJ .. }P<lr to le<ld ru:oue 10 an nm\.i•·d It .. I WPdn.rsday's Probable hers he made the big Interception •l•r Y'* ner.-r p·e _,.omn • ,h..,,.-.. r t>X t' lling :za.zt v1c10ry over favoniP to . ea tin Times EDTI got first down or touch· "HI'SWA5HID ' UPA'' " .. .. .. Dame in 1one theof tth• ' ""' anrl '"nthr:mkt·d Arkan· o ,r or . I!Hi:l io: o two-toudHi nwu . Cl.t,tcn,g_o Ne_w York-Horlen . By United Prell latenaliooal when It was mos I needcla sSIC ~3H1fS 0 HW' I Tul~~l !-! 1.1 \ S. R,lhll st>n (J -0). s.. ~. ffi. l National Leagut ed, s_ald Lane: . . - - - - - - -- -- - - - -- - - - - · - - sf';oson. Bnltimore at Kansas City- I G. AB. R. B. Pet. Callmg the signals agatn thiS 1._ 1'tle nutintl 's No. 1 tPnm. rated an t>V"n pi('k ng:dnst " d \ally 13-51 vs. Nash 11-1) Alou Pitt 131493 78 170 .345 year is quarterback Charley MHiligan State. which hns rJ. 8 p.m.. . . Alou, At! 149 643117 212 .330 Jo_hnson, who has ·had some of Nov . 19 dale w1lll Notre 0"111~' . lllilllli~. \ ~~.. r D t t Ch -~· 'ah lornta at e rot- ange Carty, At! 141486 109 .S%1 hiS be st days at th e expense of is expedf'd l~ have - 111tle th B 11(). 01 & 1Newman 14· 7) vs. Strgel, .,c__'· • I ·• trouble rulling up tis sen•nd !33 594 469 81152 rovms. .. , ~ Wilson , IH-Itll Lnlll'h i l4-12l. Clmte, Pit 143 99191 .322 eWhile not provtdtng. the q slr<~il:!hl victory . With Jimmv \1mnf'snta at Cleveland-Kaat Rose Ci• 26 94199 .318 Browns fans with the sabsfac. 1496 by Hel•"' Bottel !Rave showing he can lill Slevt' 24-101 vs B II I 13 7 30 ' .tudavs shoes. the Sp:t rlons '"' Bv United Press lntern atioenl e I ';. I. : Allen, Phil 131486101153 .315 tlon of VI'ctory, the serles .of . ' ..· 18 favorites to whip Penn Amt>rH'<IR "''l l!'!lf' P 111 . ITorre, Atl 146 MO 82169 .313 games has made up for lt With YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! letters, wntten every day, fill· "t·l Ho,lnn at WB ' h, ppd .. nnn , Rn ' '"" at Wosh '1gton-Bran- Santo, Chi 144 522 89163 .312 thrills. Ttm•.to lumn ::; fur )'\Jllllg peo- t•d a !it11t ol h1s lonely hotlrs . ' d e. . dn.n 17-8 \ and Fi sl1er (2-2) vs. . Cepda, .st.L 131 483 17 141 .305 Jn 1965, the Cardinals WOD 19. Is .arE . UCLA ' '"" 1, Hwl· Nt. 3-141 and Coleman {01 • ... ·r problems and pleas· 1 know many other gtr ....)IT No. 2 team b·· -1-··' · , Cit' · Americaa Leam•e 13, iR t964 the eentest d d 1n 0 1 N y P!Jfl r;-iin 1 • I.Jf<' 1 . . .. •· . LJ i,arv Beban at quar f'r i1rl\ . Is wa~ a ' · ., · 1 1 •k d · 1963 th Pie ures their tmubles and tun A.s m thiS o you ·· • d S tll . a p m. G. AB. R. R. Pet. a 3.1·33 deadloc an In e1 " . · . , . .. . ' al~o favor~o own yra cuse n 4 dewith the .rest of Helen Helr iiHnA were lOti1tsh to :stay . d . S Ca lil l:lt Jktroil , ppd .. r ;11 n i. <Only scheduled) 1 F.Rbsn, Bal 149554115173 .312 Cardinals eked out a 2u-1 . , .. , (or 1ts secon v1c1orv . · urprl- · · \ 1ouva, Min H957t 9S!80.311 cislon. us: t welcum"' but 1\AITING. !sin thou h tlte Brut . are i Thursday's Games 1 Non't1 dodge ,;,a sE>riou~ t1f1estion Dear W<Hhng : . gy, hgd' ho'C'f'!,9-S l\1inn 010 000 000 - 1 6 2 Baltim01e at Kansas City Kaline, Del 131440 80"27 .289 -. - - - - 1 · A uirl is never fool1sh to walt onlv a touc uwn c D · 1 -1Y 289 •tth a brus -o . • · USC, the tht~fi'ranked team. Cl<•\e 2110 200 OOK - 4 ti 2 Calilomia at elrott Powell, Bal l:JJ:•7 •• "" · BOWLING TOURNEY ll Send yourh teen-age questions lor a teitow "·orth waltlllg tor. a tG-poml favot<le ov<r Perry . Bosw•ll . 141, .. Rola;1d t011ly ga:nes scheddedl Wagnr, Cle 141515 69148 .281 NEW YORK (UPI) -The \OLTH ASKr:t• ruK IT. And another thing ' lJoes It 15 WISconsin after its ~ ~ •7 1 and Hallt·v. rJ,, •:rwald " '· , Nahnnal Ltague Kilbrw, MID 152538 II 15S .28J N . n l · championship ttur0:are ol Relen Aelp US' thiS wnl<lle ynu as m11ch as tl do•s Tiaut <10101 a11d s,m s. I.P- • W. L. Pet. GB Chris KC 117380 M 107 .211! alto a f th p 1 ional "'·''puper. ,. me to hear the old refrain, "If TOP TWENTY Perry '"71. l.n < Angel" R9 61 .593 .. . Howrd, Was 142 465 138 .280 nament o . ro be In Tho Mlddlo .Biock ;HUU!.D SHE KEEP,h 'HE ' you dont dale, you II 011 " NEW itlPI.J Th e Pittsburgh 88 63 .M3 111 McA!ffe, Det113389 80109.2110 Bowlen Ne~t To Elllorfolds :lt)\IE FIRES BURNlN'-'"? on all 1,fte fun " as if dating l'mtl·d Pre!= s tor B<ll1 001 120 OOfl- 4 9 0 San r·ran 85 67 .559 5 IVltne 1 Was 141489 75136 .271 held In the new MadJson.Square 8 )t>ar Helen1s theO.\L'r' route to ·fun · !tlr OOOOOOOIJ0-0 52 Atl"nl"' 71 530 91;.2 Casl1 Det 148557"""'-92155.278 Garden Center for sn: year . K,.n C1ly . · • d , ' " " · · • 'od be · · g i late 1967 POMEROY, OHIO 20 co 11 ege 1eams 1 '" a 17-year-old gtrl w,IJII., a Manle.sness oesn l turn Te m w L Points Plu,ebu s 12 Ol aud Ft!lwbor· Plutadelphta 80 n 5Zti 10 Home RuDI pen IPnDI':.cectnTu da ' nmaybe like mo )ou .mto a reeluoe' I-ll 270 reo: Hunter, Gmnda to!. Sl Lou" 79 72 .&23 10'!. Natleaal Leagaet Aaroa, tbe PBA OIIIIOU . "' y. a MSU .. 11 14 ounK to know abouf love. My I predtcl !Ou'll have a lull , 1 UCLA . : ·. 9 1 0 200 I Blanco •i 1, Stock (7), Lmdblad Cmcinnati 72 77 .483 Bravos 311: Allon, Philllos 38: The evenl the ftrst to be • KJyfnend left for V•et Nam last 1,and •. semor Y..,. ·- and ' USC 186 m and Roof, Lachemann (71 Houston 67 87 .435 24 Torre, Braves 36; Mays, Glanlo 2 I-ll 3 nonth, and I told btm I would 1may your boy fne•d be fl.O 1791 LPHuntor 1 8-ll ). HR-F. New York 83 90 .412 :M: Harl6 McCovey, Giallo 33. : 5 •••I lor htm · m ttme for the Semor Prom . - 45. ~ebraska Ch'1<'3go 54 --a• ,,_, ••• 16'" •--'-•• Leam~· , H 1-0 168 1Hob<nhon 147lh) · _n li.JIR'.'."": •--· F: Robm· ~.-rourJu.,bleo, ~lle lf\ter to eaeh IQU&I'et &o . · NEW YORK tUPI)-Terry Hanratty and Coley O'Brie• have yet to play their first minute of college football. But they're toulcod highly enough to make the University .. CLEVELAND (UP!) - Tile St. Louis Cardinal! bave played at Municipal Stadium as thOugh It were their home grounds when thedaparted Cleveland Brownofacing and have uni 196Z ~·-··- televised victory over Te•!',J· Fourth-ranked Ai'abama Is an overwhelming lavonte m tts opening breather agamst siana Tech. Be•.. r thBryant name the score tn_ IS one !: fo!:~b;~t!r~:,:::~: son·l~ Me<~:nwhile ~-~-;-~--~~!;:~;,;:~::,:"~' Y ~TOr G A b- - - II ~ I~ I XI l':r~ol 1h~ HElEN !~ sha~ing pa~smg • college l·lillld~ .~ol<e o: ;~s . HEl " us •, THINGS LOOK BAD for Jaw-breakers in Sweden , as Stockholm policemen prepare ~o use SOJ~e ultra-modern devices against crim~ mals. Offi cer Stu re Jonnson {top) is testi ng a new gas gun behind a bul let-proof shield mounted on three runnP r s for· mobility. Center, a small spray bottle is aimed aga in st an attacker who will be rend erPd unconscious for six mi ~utes w~th no aft~ r-p f fec ts. Lower, an angle d r ill pel~~ m1ts an ofC1cer to drill a hole without exposure to bullets so he can tear gas the bad guy s inside. ~, tau~hs ~ ei~hth~· ~-p~m~ ISSl'~Stppl l pid~ l~U1 Pit,~ a~~ Leaders I: do~.n . f. ·lne S"OI'fc. ~ _j ~int strong~st. T,., 1 1 _ 1 .~ 1 p;,,.d :-o.1 i-: ~n 1 :ri -"' ~.tme ~ttualwn. ~~ ~ 1 • th~ .~, EYE, EYE SIR-That is a thin metal stamped lead frame manufactured by SyU:·ania in York, Pa., for integrated circuit industry in the U.S. The eye is Agnes O'Connor's. en~ g::~mes 1 CHAPMAN .nd ~ YIJR~ Inter~altooal's g~rl' h~me ~o 16'~ Ala~~~~ · ls ~io r;;~~ ~~\,~etol h~nf:~ IJ~ar ~- ~~~i~:n CANADAY ~- ~I; AssoctaiD~ ! ~: i h•~PY ~711 ~~~I BEST FOOD VALUES Clnclnn~~·:a~~~c~:·;~1 !flnR• ~~ ~~le;.,.!ii, ~~\:~: ' Hele• · 2 l-OI -0 Nalio;;;;;L.ape "'"out on the fun ol my sen· ThiS boy dated me for a ' 8. Florida . f HI 1114 , SI !.oms 100 0001100-1 50 Atlanta 5 St. Loois 1, night Pepitone. Yanks Sll Colavito, Are At ur year. But I feel I wtll only month. and called me almost . · A k ' HI 95 Atlanta 120•000 20'- 5 12 0 New York s Houstoa 0 night Indlalll 30. 9 )t! giving lip a little fun \\ohlle every mght. Thea he stopped. 1 10 ~· ausa~ . . 1-0 83 . Wtlshburn, Willis (7) and Los Angeles 11 Phila 1' night RDI Batted Ia oe may be giving up his hfe._lf J haven't ,seen ~tm for three ·o:0~~-11 Bavlor 82 ; J2 1McCarver. Cloninger 04-10) PJUsburgy 6 San Fran night NatiiNlllll Lellpe: Aanm, giVIng up a IJtUc lun wtlile months. I ve tned everythmg to ill tr Da'm r't) and Gem -1and Torre. LP-W<yihburn (11- Wednesday's Probable Pitchen Jlrave«. 117; Clemente.LPirates rountry, I Uunk I'm old enough , let btm know I still like htm and ! te . . o e e 81 JIR- Jones (19111) . . . Chi p 112· Allen Phillies 1111; Star· to sav I wtl l walt lor htm. ,he JUsl"tan't get 11 through hJS I g18 Tech 73: 14 SMU (,I I Cmcmnall at cago- ap- ell JOO· Torre Braoeo d we don't get married ' thick skull. WhY are .boys oo 36: 15. Mtaml (F'a..l 32: 16. New York 120 000 0110- J 7 I pas tlll-11) vs. Hollmlan 19-15. ' ' ' 2 1 when he return.•, hou.i 1. know - ·)lED UP : Hou.1ton 000 000 IJtlO- 0 4 2 at Atlanta-Wash· Amerlcaa Leal""• F. Robin· 1 have giVen soniet/ting to Dellt · .. • . 10 a e . ' · · Fisher <1 -141 and Tay lor: el1 -4 101 Orloleo 114: Powell, 7 ouk forwa rd to, and tho! my That "dumb bead" has \llashlflgton __ · _ _ 'Cuellar, Farrell (7) and Heath. burn cll- ) vs. K ey ). 100; Killebrew, Twin• i 9 - - - -··-· - · - ably been turned by another ! ' LP-Cuellar (IJ.l) . ·05 p .m. 104· Horton Tigers Ill· B ' or ..maybe be swo1·e off boy friend. He hasn't called al1 ,1 tiS .mnm~s) . · j Philadelphia at Loa Angeles- Hobmsoo, '. ' ·· ·· 'trl ,.. . ·Onol.s 96. g ·· dates beeaW!e they are too ex- ida ! ShOOil!il call him up and .Cin 010 101 000 000 3- 6 12 0 I Wtse (4-ji) vs. MoeUer (2-3). 11 . PJ!dlinl pens1ve. You may never koow . teJ him my Dad's a hard kid· Chi 000 030 000 000 II- 3 11 21 p.m. . Natloaaf>f.eaJ!Ie: Marlcbal, exactly , why he . dtsappeared, ' der? - NOT DEAD l O'Toole, Nottebarl 1~1, Da· Ptttsburgh at San. Franc18co Giallo zili. Kol,fBI, Dodf!era SMOKED and don l waste lime worrymg . Dear N.D.: I vidson t!O), Osteen (131 and -SJSk llil-3) vs. Martchal (~2-6). ~; p(jff, .Giantl. 2U: about lost raus~' 1 Give the pho~ a rest. Your , Pavlelich, Edwards 03); Jen· 11 p.m. Gibson, 331!Jll ·. tfl-lP: and My. best ad. VICe to the dum!' ' bo f . d o•~·y. knows your <ins Hendley HO) Hand~ I 1.1) (Only games scheduled) J ter · ti'll "Sh ·1 11d ' Y nen pr "" ·· ' · i' • Tho da· y' Gamn as ' ...,.._, '""""' . .n ~ Amerlc-~ .-McNally, ed. " ' • ; rug, srnt e a 1Dad Is only !I :kidding. - H. ; and Hundley, jlryanl (11 . WP - Davidson (5·3). LP- Hendley Clncmnatt at Chtcago Circulate. - H. ' Dear Helen: C1fiolea t~i:itftit, Twills ZHO; 1 I!\IERVBODY"S OUT You say a big nose Isn't as 1t4·5). HR-Pavletich l!llh). Ptllsburgh at Atlanta. nlgltt Boswell, ~ !Z-5; Siebert, FOR THE YAK notke.ble to •·Nosy 's" friends · (Only gameo ..beduled) Indians Illot: '6 Barber, OrloiH Dear Helen: •as it Is to her. You are right , Pitts 101 011 1111- 6 10 2 Ill-S. Everybody's a comed;an . there, but I di;agree that a •San Fran 000 000 000- 0 8 2 CBS CancelA Show ::_::::_________ 1 round out· house. miracle won't happen if sbe bas • Law (12-ll) and Gonder; Dealina:in Horror At dinner last night, while it changed. Herbel, McDaniel 151 . Priddy NF.W YORK (UP!)- Colum!I'Y new boyfmnd w•s there, , 1 had a nose bob io April : (8) and Haller. LP-Herbal (4- bia Broadcasting System (CBS) my Dad afid Mom started go- when I was almost 16. sure, !5). HR-Clendenon (24\lt), Gon- has replaced a scheduled Frion about how kids use the people couldn't even tell, but der (7th) " day televisioo airing of the bor· (.~Hone all the time. the ones that mattered to me 1 ,.ror film "Psycho" \tith a war Dad said, "For lhree hours most - new ac:quaintances - · Phila 000 100 ooo- 1 5 0 romance because of t.bt mur11 tried to phone home to tell ~aw me a:! an attractive girL l Los Ang 010 163 OOx-11 15 1 der of Valelie Percy in Kenillb. you about li ..dcath 111 the fHm· Inside was tbe big&~t mira- ! Short, Buhl, Verbanie (6), worth. 111. bag ily . . '' Of ' course 1 asked, de. I became more poised and Morris !7) and Uecker Koufax A spokesman for the aetwort quiclt , ''Wh(l ·:· and Dlld sa 1d much more outgoing. My sochil I i25-8} and Torborg, Campanis said CBS executives began to "Your. - it you doni grt oli ' life became bettor, stmply b& ! 18). LP-Short 08-IG). HR-W. have misgivings aboul showinl '----thai blank-blank horn ··· cam;e I stopped being aware of Davis tiOth). Alfred Hitchcock's macabre ·-- - - ' t:verybody laughed but my · my defect. When a girl doesn't thriller in which a girl Is slab- · have to worry about whether or , Neltl"08 Bovcottina: bed to death in a shower. when NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Inot she looks well, she becomes ·~ Cleveland Store8 th•Y first heard that the 21 . a more compaltble person and CLEVELAND (UPI) _ In a year-old daughter of Charles H. •her inner rad1ance . · shlRe8 pressure move directed against ercy, GOP candidate lor tht. CARAVELL~ lb. ! through . · police the Congress of Racial U. S. Senate. had been bludg: No .. I'm not spoiled, and we'.re ~<-:quality ~iegan organ- eoned and stabbed repeatedly. .tvlt*~Cif-....w. not nch. But I have a new hie . izing a downtown becau se I'm - NO LONGER . st.ores. . . • 1 Housina: Start& in 8uiO¥O wollld yam until tlloy , NOSY i Local CORE chapter chair- Won!l Ever SlumP could make 1 good $10.95 BEFORE PRICES GO UPI Ii Dear Helen: com· man. Baxter Hall J~ . sa.ld the WASHINGTON (UP!)- Hous- waich- One with 1 jeweled- \e..,., I'm tired of hearing · t b 1 b·g , o 1 have purpose of tl)e boycott ~~ to ina starts - still reeling under movement. unbretklbl• pam 1 no.e.... 1 . . .... e mainspring, precision iltted 1 sb al ou I' le rned what to }for ce busmessmen to do some- the weight of tight money- fell parts. A watch that'5 shock· one. u ve a lh' bo t N ·e c do about it. Not a 11o:se job. but ! 111 ~ a u . egr?.. gn van .es in August to their lowest level resistarrt.and waterproof.• toea. THIS WEEKS a good job on the rest of my· \ agamst the pollee. H the white in more than 51h ytaN!., the The '""" il lht eorawtte self So 1 say to Jhe "Nosy's" people have all lbe rlshts In Commerco Department reported lly Butova. ,., VI!Y expenoi110 for only $10.95. of ihis world: this city. let them support the today. Pay special attentioa to your businesses," he shd. "T h e s e Starts were at a seasonally 21" ZENITH hair, make-up, figure, clothes. businesses ta~e UJe . Negro:s• adjusted annual rate of 1,067,· etc. If you do, you'll realize money but fat! to d?, anylhml 0110 unlbl, compared to 1,001,000 bow litl\e your nree contrlbutes aboul the problems. in July and 1,427,000 In August • ·w your looks. 19115. Tbe actual number of 212 E. Mlln St. ,.meroy ARGO Also remember that look• LONDON (UP[) - l'loyd Pat. housing unilo started In August aren't everything: work on that terson, 193, New York, knocked was I00,600. personality of yourst - CON· out Henry Cooper, 191'\4, Eng-1 1 ".;:~~;;;;;..;_...,......,......,...,~ TENT land (41. ~e dull)b-~~d~ I~~U ~~ /\J.•n;ss;~~i~~~j~ '~ ~ ' ;~, p:o'~is prob-,IO:_~·- (~ Plra~ Ori~les ~ \ . I , I! I I• I1 ' 'I c--.' ! I WAID CROSS' 0, (t~ hili~ '' . .324 _. :~ o~t Ev~n ~ ,· I.I J I 0 010 peoples~." --. ----- - Swedish Police Raisin~ Arms K.LL-.11]] I -· ·--- ::===========( L - - 1 ' - 1 rn (J l . \ - CALIS 39~ We selfthe i"' good watch. POTATOES MORTON AWAKE 20 77c NEW CABBAGE 8c COLOR TV from $10 95 b~: ~f KRAR SALAD DRESSING 1~. 39c SPECIAL! MIRACLE WHIP MARGARINE , 111. ,..,. · K& ( JEWELERS COLOR T.V. 29c 1. 1 2~=-29c Green Cut'Beans Just Received! 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' • } • 1- ' ' ~~~ •• ,.,...~ .• .or~·• ...:. \ ' '" �( J .,., ),' '· '' ' Chrtstensen • 4-H Club of Discover Ri Grande C0 I] ege To·Br'oadcas"t lntervt·ew Mason Meets at ' By Gun Blast Youth Center :~Teacher Short~ein~O Years Hits _Harri~_ ::i.o?!;~tew~~~~~ Alfred .~ Woman Wounded 1-Dall_y_Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept, 21, 1988. and the new Bbrary, It ls fully Ohio College, wm be Interview· ' Icording 1!1 reperts oblallleil, air-conditioned and carpeted. ed at 8:15 a.!Jl., Sept. Sl, OR • illle pollee so far In, ll1e lnvll!llo er, during the late thirties, Rio Plans have been disclosed for WJEH Radig. Bob Siler, emcee' gallon, a n~bor ooy, Billll entered the self-help era wllll construction to begin on at least for llle program ''Talk of llle Lyons, 21, Rl. 1, Pl. student labor operating a farm, three more bnildin- within llle Town." will be' lnterjllewer: stated he waa In the ·~ D"' I . -'# .Hfoolirig'' around , with bJI .tint I supplying food to be served In coming school year as enroll-~ Are Yoa Worth. Yaar • Sail ·• "'r: 0 the college dining hall, and COD• ment is expected to ,soar above will be ll1e title of a ~ech PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Fr gun which hadn't been 1'9rk "ldi g th h'h dr d k •e.• (VI01 I) H . ~ R , t I PI lng properly and Ill~ gun "~ str uc ti on of th ree n•w bu I n s e e1g • un e mar . I which he will present at 8:30 a. . . e armon, w, · • · d )I dl h """ 5trikln · M' Haning Hall, the dining hall, Yes, Rio Grande College has Faculty and administrators of m., sep1· 23• ,at ·Ga111 a Aca de- MASON - Debbie• Gllla nd Pleasant en Y scas ar.,. I !1 . ' is listed in good con- Harmon she was -oJI8Jib\ ••• and the Student Center. underaone many changes m the . Grande College have been I my High School, and at I p.m., presented the devotionals when dltion m Pleasant Valley Hos· !he door of an ouldoor •:PriY. R1o Grande College again be- past mnty years. It l:as _grown the move lately addressing [Sept. 30, he will address the the Happy Go Lucky 4 • H oltal suffering from superficial v ." . Part !-History and Growtb r· gan grantmg fou;-year degrees from a campus of two bmldmgs the ublic and attending con- Gallia County Education Assq- Club met recently at the Mas· gunshot wounds of the breast y . . ' . By George Somerville m the early ~or~1es and was and a rew score stu~e?ts to a venti~ns. I ciation at Hannan Trace High on Youth Center. Readings were and ·side; . . Edwin H. A~mstr0i'1i , C!O!I_ "Rio Grande College has un-' gr:wted permiSSion by the state campus of twenty buddmgs and Dr. Alphus R. Christensen, !School on, "Edu~:~~tlon Is Wbal given by Connie Hugh.., Bev· The miShap Is under mvesti- structed ,llle first , -FM radk dergone mJny changes since its department of education to pre- an enrollment that JS raptdly ident of the Southe~tern l You Make It." • erly. Carson 'Md Susan Thabel. gation by the State Police. Ac· broadcastinM statllftl. H11 ... founding in l876 During that pare students for certification approaching one thousand . ~~ - -· ------~ . .. M th . Th on ~1 vention, knopn ·as freauency time it has been. a Baptist in - as teachers. The coHege had · There is much more to - It was announced last week The chai:znan ~ theGdav~sJOn d .ar ~~h ~:~~ pres 1five years in the state peniten- modulatiog, or FM, came ·tr sti tution a private co llege a grown to an enrollment of over about this institution of . that "The Cobras" were to play of dhu~ni·traes,MJo nPa lira Gam, Rurm_g Thompson spoke tary. 1933. ' · · d 1 · s · · · h an hts w1 e rs. u ne ra- onrue o four-year college, a two~yea_rl two hundred w~en tt wa~ eat learnmg. o JOID vnt me last Saturday night at the beach ham, Rio Grande's dean of to the younger 4-H members JUnior college 3 self-help mst1. a severe blow 111 1952 w1th the the weeks ahead as we sponsored by p Sigma .11 tt nd ti r mentary procedures tution and a ,liberal arts col- withdrawal of support by the er Rio Grande College." However the Royaltones fro~ IwfomLeen~ WJA a ~ a meeCong pleadr lal'n the group slngl~g · · B ·t c ti · o gton mencamsm mlege emphasizing teacher edu- Am~ri.can aptis onven on. TIDS PAST WEEK AT RIO : · supplied the music mission in Indianapolis Septem- West Virginia Boys and Girls. cation ." So reads lhe first para- Resisting ~ressure to move to - Advance copies of for successful mght. ber 3o-october 1. ' Approximately SO club lnern-11 graph ot the pamphlet, "A a larger c1ty, the college co~- Grandion, the college -"The Shads," sponsored by hers, the leader, Mrs. Brief History Of Rio Grnnde tinued as a four-~ear college m have arrived. Students who Alpha Mu Bela and Athena, ap- Graham is chairm~n of the Glll'and and five guests College." And so has R io Rio Grande, Oh1o. . . tended Rio last. .spring peared on campus last week Ameri:an Forens~ Association my and Charles Sampscl, Grande College changed. Because or nationaJ publiclty receive 11 copy w1th no and met great response. ''The Comm1t~e to adyu1e the Amer- dy Workman, Denise We!TY.JI ' \ .. The College was first opened in the early fi fties due to the on •·Monday. Freshmen, Shags," sponsored by Archon, lean Leg10n on Its annually - and Maureen Riley, for classes in the fall of 1876 presence on campus of "Bevo" students, and anyonf' who appeared last Friday night sponsored oratorical contest The hostesses, Paula and with dasses being held in the Francis, the famous basketball not attend Rio last spring may 3Ild also met enthusiastic re- which has wo~ked on the report ble Werry, served refreshments main college building. Atwood sta r, the college wa .., able to purchase extra copies for $3. to the comm1ttee for th~ past Hall The building and the ten recruit many new students. - Returning students - Registration was held two years. Mrs. Graham .18 also ISSUES STATEMENT acres ot land on whieh it was Soon atlerwards, in 1957, a surprised to s~e the new last Tuesday and Wednesday a member of the Committee. PT. PLEASANT - ~:~~;~~ ~ built were endowments present- girls' dormitory , Davis Hall, on the Denny's Restaurant for upperclassmen and Fresh· in,g Attorney S. D. ed bv NE'hemiah and Pf'rmelia was erected on cctmpus. Within General Store. This men and other new students ELECT,niREE has issued a statement Atw~d, the founders o, the col- a year, construction of Allen campus hangout now has The new procedure MASON _ Three additional ing the aiding and abetting lege. Soon after A.twood Hall Hall , the college's administra- door picnic tables for the · freshmen through Stud<mt Council Representatives an escaped prisoner. Ac,oor<lini: il was ope:Jed ror cla sse~. the first! tion building, was t:ornpleted. dents. in groups with a were elected on Wednesday at to Littlepage any persoo dormitory, Boarding Hall was In 1961, Moulton Hall, a men's - The 1966 • 67 Student Manfor each group worked Wahama High School The Sen· persons caught aiding or erf'ct.ed. dor..1itory, was completed. With ual, Your Life at Rio is being very well . ior CI'Bss representative is Dale ting In any way a known esca-11 The college maintained prep- these new buildings a new distributed to the studenl -Dean Herman Koby asked Rollins and Junior, Harry Jo pee detained on a felony c!UitgE•II aratory course of in!:itruction un- spirH of enthusiasm appeared body. The manual contains mentors, dorm counsellors ar~d VanMatre; Sophomore, Me I is also guilty of a felony till909 because previously there and the enrollment increased to rules, regulations, and valuable Student Senate officers ror an Fry. Mrs. Russell Capehart is subject to imprisonment of . had been no high schools in the Iover th~e hundred. This has lnfor~atioti concerning RGC. evaluation of the recent New the advisor. less than one nor more area ~xcept in Gallipolis. In sparked a vigorous building --On display during th~ Student Orientation Program in 1911, Hio Grande became asso- program at Rio Grande College month of September in the : order to make plans for imciated with the American Bap- and has sent the enrollment ov- Davis Library are ten provement next year. tist Convention. In 1917, just er the seven hundred mark. A- lions of famous landscapes COMING AT RIO: If you-plan to build, remodel or repair six years later, fire destroyed bout the only sad part was Rio's Joan from the National Gallery -Big News! On Saturday, Boarding Hall and the same denial of membership in the of Art. Paintings by R e [October 1, Alpha Mu Beta and come SH us and Hvt nowl year Community Hall, which North Central Association for i brandt, Cezarme and Alpha Tau Delta will bring str 1s today, was buill on the St!eondary Schools and Colleges are included. . I the ''Napoleonic Wars'' to ONLY same site. Twenty years later, in 1965. -Hours r or the Dtvis ]campus. More Qn that next $30.00 Down - 81l1noe en in 1937, Atwood Hall was also Nineteen sixty-t1ve also saw ILibrary were announced this week. Conv.nient Ttrmt destroyed by fire, marking the lhe completion ol tile $4211,000 . week. On Monday lllrough - A Zen Buddhist Discussion greatest tragedy that has befall- Jeanette Albiez Davis Library.,1 Ttmrsday, the librarY will be Group is in the planning atage. ~n the college. The new , 150 student men's dor-'1 open from 8 a. rn . until 10 p.m. -The first annual Women's Because Rio lacked necessary mitory, Holzer Hall has j_ust On Friday, the library will be Manual will be made available I endowments and was poorly recenUy been completed. W1th- open from 8 a. m. until 5 p.m. to all co-eds. A.W.S. the AsFURNITURE CCt, MASON W.VA. equipped . it was changed from in_t~e last few months the new Sa~rday hours are from.l2 noon so· · tion of Women Students, is I MASON, W. VA. Phono 771-5.!54 CoUKIa (our-year college to a twu Dmmg Hall has been complet- until 5 p. Dl. On Sundays the In the final stage of organizaAncl Fne Dollvo.,. ·. year junior college in 1929. Lat- ed, and like the new dormitory hours are 2 p, m. until 10 p.m. tion. mo:: r:; tWo 400: ' onnec ICUJ U.S Office of Education said. qualified teachers from regular Hospo;lll Th National Education Aasocia classrooms lsola: schooj..children In t~e lion (NEA) atatlstics show th~ . ed Mr. I . nor rn Cahlorma average salary of elem t oggJng community of Somes and en ary Bar had no teacher lor their 10. secondary teachers for a twn-room school. Town officials ab:~nth year Is $8,011. up were not oplimlsllc about f ::OOte from 1982. 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ROOF CEMENT . PICKENS BLACK ROOF COATING .. 5 q,l. $3.25 RUTLAND ,., ROOF COATING 5 qal. $5.50 RUTI.AND RED ROOF PAINT · Stays Red Won't Fade Out $4.35 qal. RUTLAND. GREEN ROOF PAINT Stays GreeQ For Ye~J~· $5.9Baal. Check Your hve Trough end Down .. Spoul Bofore Wlnle~ . Then Come to rlckons . For All Your ~ STOVE BOARDS STOVE SHOVELS stove Coal Bucket&,' STOVE POKERS : . STOVE JiiPE WJRE · rs. Milton from Harbour 'Grace New-/' ~- an Mrs. Jewell Carr ra or. 0 • VIsit. foundland to Londo ' rece ved word of lllelr daughMrs. Dana Youna land, ':10-21 , 193~derry, Ire-, ter-in-law, Mrs. Rose Carr, and , granddaughter RACINE • Ful-v,,, BY CLARICE ALLEN M The Volunteer Fire Depart. r. all4 Mrs. Frank Sarver ment members were boats for and sona of Beverly and Mr. . S and Mrs. Larry Barr and son a plcn1c unday evenfna at the , Fire House for members and David, -" Lang~ville, were re- Auxiliary membera and their cenl wee\end VISitors of thelt famDiea. Attending were Mr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Carl Kautz and Joy. Thotna and Patricia. Nancy Mayer, Mr. and M r 1 ' Mrs. Harley Johnson was a Ric!Iard Gaul, Mark and Da;. Open Mon.-Fri. recent Saturday visitor of Mrs. ld; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Saturda ••• --··· 9 to 8 Charley S!lllth and Jo. Smith and Allee, Mr. and Mrs. Y - · · · - - · · - 9 lo 8 · Mary Bamftz of Lincoln Hgts. Ross Cleland and Larry Mr 5TH & PEARL STS.-RACINE was • weekend visitor of her and Mrs. Clayton Allen ' and arandparents, Mr. and Mrs. BUI, Mr. and Mrs. Johll Wick· "The Store With A Hart" D. H. Robeson and Chester ham, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MyMoms. ers, Joyce, IJnda, Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Deb ~aney of and Bruce; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miamisburg, Mr. · arid Mrs. MeDanleJ and Joyce; Mr. 81111 . Lawronce Scarberry and famHy Mrs. Jamea-Ridenour and· Low, ol West Virginia, Mr. and !Ill, Mr. and Mrs. Harold NewMrs. WaUace Hatfield and An- fell, Louann, Kallly Ke'"l'lli '· · • 1e1 of Pomeroy, and Mr. and 1and .hlmes, Mr. and Mrs. Johe ' ~ • ' ~c ,;.wr .;, Mrs. Richard J•ffers and Val- Lambert, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Orle of Jackson were weekend Koenig and son, Mr. and Mr.. vWtor8 of Mr. aod Mrs. Joe Henry Eichinger, Charles, DeD- · 'tlfleld. • nis, Donald and Laura, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Brady Knotts and Mrs. Hobart Newell, E~ and Mrs. Anna Scott and friend mer and Sbelia, and Mr. and were recent vlslton of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Smalley. Mrs. Euaene Hantn'g and Rhon- Miss Marilyn Karr and lathdo. er, Paul Karr; and Miss 4\ice Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp Smith and molller, Mrs. ta~­ Kail, ·Kevin and Charles, oi renee SmJill attended DrlentaLangaville and Mrs. Roy Smith Uon at the Juliet Gibson Scliool 8nd I.fnda 8nd Donald were Sun- m Columbus, Friday. The girls day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. are enrolled there for the comCharley Smilll and Jo. ing year. Mrs. Charles Sayre and lam- Mr. and Mrs. Rny Christy ;. ily were Wednesday visitors of and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wood . Mrs. Charles Sayre. apent llle weekend In Kentucky , ,Carl McEII'O!' returned last and attended the football game week to Ft. Knox Ky afte at Morehead College wllh Mar· apendina some 11.;. hi~~· shail University. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Buel Ridenour McElroy and Bill. attended llle araduatlon exerMrs. Paul Pierce and Rand cisi!S of lllelf sou, Joba from of IJncoln Heights were receJ basiC training at Fort Campovemtght aueots of ber mother beD, Ky. Afte~ a furloup at Mrs. Geneva Shumate ' bnme, John will go to Fort · Sill, Okla. FAIRMONT DAIRY FAIR Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Wlll, gy. racuse, called on Mr. 81111 Mrs. OWt 0C D. M. Cleland, Sunday eventna. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawk sons, Mark and Dean, McCon: nellavllle, spent file weekend willl Mrs. Letha Wood. Mro. VIrgil Wood AthenJ , By Mrs. <1. M. Rffe was a recent ov..:.IJht esi Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Moore of Mr and Mrs Roy and the Leland Moore family Mr. 'and Mrs.· Rnger Hln... apent a three weeb vacation and daughters, Galli li In llle Wal and >lilted rn.ney Sunday dinner guest'ofs, ';:" Land In California among oiJl. and Mrs. Charla WoOde ~ er places of Interest. Lettie Meredith Col~ • Wayne Wblte of Columbns re- and Mrs. Letha' Koblentz .:: cently apent a weekend willl ed on tba Woodes Saturd Mr. and Mrs. John Wblle. Mr,--and Mrs. ~ ~ Mra. Barbara Bolen has em. >lilted Weduelllay wltb Mr ployment In Athens. and Mrs. George Abbolt, MI. Mr. and Mrs. !mary Johnson HeriiiiUI. . · and daughter, Addle, and Mrs. Mrs. Lew. Aferedltll, CoiUDio Chole Roberta spent Sunday bns, recently spent 1 few daya afternoon wjth Mr. and · Mra. witb Mr. and Mrs. P. F. KoW. B. Worl~ of Waverly.. blentz. Phyllis Wooten and cblldrea, · Mr. and Mrs. Claylon Allen Donnie, Joan and Rullly, were and Bill Mntly spent an eveoBunday dinner Pesta of Mr. ing with Mr. lllld Mrs. Qarleo and Mrs. 0 . M. Rife. Goerleln 81111 family, Flatwuoda Cerol Darst of Rulland opent Mrs. LW!e Christy and an eventna lut week . ,wtlll Letha Wood were Tuesday ciiJI. Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Rife. ner ~esta of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mrs. Chloo Roberta ot New Cbrlslf, lD bouor of Afra. Lfllle · York 11 tiJII:t ama~r;~ lllrtbclaJ. . .. ···-(Jolv Famous FUL-VAl:UE Meat Buysf Skinless MARKET NESCAFE .Coffee Good fresh GROUND BEEF BOILING BEEF DUBUQUE I Gal. wi!h Jug -::---====:___ P • R, k ICE MILK Society Notes Cbr:t; !lh w •.., _ . :~ ~ ~ .Jolma,. ~ ~~ _..._ Ky. belwleln ll«ebeid.Cilll . ol ill. - ~banl; W. V1.' '"'~f and ~ V~l)l .:. I WI :{ ld wUIJ lbe Carl:i!b~ Mr. lild Mn. lfl;loa p~ flelUulily. . aad ~Larry ClleTI'd, Mr. . Mr. and Hn•. .,.,. ~ and Mll; Delmlr Baum, Jill' .· apent 1 recent C1lfJ Nenn and Paul Holftnaa. !·. . _ willl Fay Wood ,IIIII' .flllt Terry lOOman, 1011 of Mr. and mok, Myrta Rtftif · . lfrr. t'l!JI Ho!fmn, l!laYI tor lfr. ,aad lfro. llilioaid Gall ~~~ '~-. . . »a.!~ c lb. bag FAIRMONT-FAMILY SIZE ~ qal. ctn. 59' MAGIC SAL~ BlOCKS c ' 50 lb. Block Gal. Plastic Jug DEl MONTE FAMILY SIZE ~~,' "';I ~·r~;r~:.~r·~;.~.;; \' I • -~ ' '.' ,. ; ~·:• 'I• • • 4 .• ·• .......... ~ ~,,_ ,w... '· I. "·' I ., ;;;. ·.. ' ' ·f ~ ctn. PEACH HALVES c can KRAFT Musselmans MIRACLE WHIP APPLE SAUCE sr.ma.. .,..... 20oz. Size 300L GREER BLEACH FOR CATTLE CATSUP ~ Cottage Cheese White · .a ns 39 75 $9t $4.ll • $61' ' BAKER FURNITURE IN MIDDlEPORT 22, 23 and 24 ----:---- Society Notes 1\f!', _.. llrl PAINT GIVES US LOTS OF EXPERIENCE TO PASS ON TO OUR CUSTOMERS Drive To Mason, W. Va. Drive Will Do You Good There's A , DiHerence, See For Yourself Reason Is Most Tiroe They Find What They Need For Every Room FOR PAINTING Chester · Society Notes Wolf Pen BEST PRICE in the VALLEY SEP'tEMBER AND OCTOBER ·: BEST MONTHS' .IN YEAR • r' a"" do September ·· (Construction Gradel ANOTHER 0 •2 pee. Living Room Suiles e9x12 Linoleum Rugs eBunk Beds, complete Savings For I WE SELL '/;.~· ;;;:~e:p·~~ Ill;:; th!o~~arl:, w:,.~Js~i ::~.~~c~,:"!ndt~~~~~~ cal~~- :n~ M~~t H~~;J"Gilkey m:~~·~;:•nth~ ~a::u a solo) ;;,.~, ~~~;:~heM~;~~~~pe~~: M~ r,DD•:~l~· Chl~go teachers," a spokesman for the retarded have alao drained Gilk~ on~:• mo:e~ Mrs. Ava Amelia Earhart wh: ;:;. '"~from ~all-bladder surgery. f:!ucky re-I HUNTING COATS HUNTING PANTS HUNTING JACKETS Huntinq Caps & Hats CAMOUFLAGE HATS & JACKETS BUDGET SHOP i{: CA:R LOAD _;o ra-·. 5 s.:;r MORE SAVINGS FOR FALL FIX-UP TIME I MASON :!.~ m • .Hogg & Zuspan MATERIALS a COMPANY sOCiety . Notes ublic Schools of Nafion This Month ~~~~y~Sea~u"~·t~~~~i! Mr. and Mrs. Willard lrpucl· Tom Wells. rs. a recent aut! accident. Robllll<lll . . CIUCAOO (IJ1'1) -'!'be worst Sqpi. Paul Fisher aafd , ree went to Alfred llt!~m- Guesta of Mrs. On~ Arlx Mr. and Mri.'IMtke Wllllams eaiiJ!d 011 'II teachers shorta&e Ia perbapa zo Dr. OUver Htxlg · year. ing Sunday. are Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Yager, or_ Belp~e, apent the weekend ThUnday 8 ye:U Is pineblnJ the naUon's dent of Oklahoma ~r~te; fmlaltry Pays More Mr. and Mro Delmer Rhndes Mra. Elkins and Mrs. Smiley Sunday School attendance wrth the~r parents here and at. Hr. and;.,:-;_-. pu c sdloola. The draft, the years said lhil !all 8 sbo ~ "WhY' teach for $6 000 a year :rnl Sunday with Mr. and ol O.arborp, Michigan. Sept. 18, was 77, the tended the church homecomlna. Tuppers poverty proaram and low "ls .; bad lllld babl r ge when Boeing m' rs. Richard Rhodes and chil· Mra. Yager Is preaching at 98. Mr. tnd Mrs. Otto Swarl2 Mra. 'Vere . , :chtng 'l'larlea are some of than any I hav:'!.er b;ors:; tl2,000 and ;nd ~. m~ dren at Dunbar, W. Va. Pagetown, Worship services were of Shade; and Mr. and Mrs doy. _The . ~ reasona Mly. "It's the · most serious ~~~ graduate school besides'" a Mr. and Mrs Glen Jewell Ernest Q4)'1' called on Mrs./at 10 45, with Dinsmore "~~:!·i/Gerald Swartz an~ family oi cuperatlng from ara:ny ~:~rica's 44 mllllon !age we have had since th~ West Coast coUegien wh~ had Mr. and Mrs. Halliday, and Mr: ~r~~ Carr •i!ld Mrs. Fannie leadmg, followed by a t Martella, attended the church able _ to attend · had ~an liChool students 1140!1," KeniU<ky's s~perinten- planned to leached asked. and Mra Virgil Atkins were e . , dinner and homecomina bomecoming here Sunday and c"Ommg also on beg o lnsfiructora as 11Chools .dent, Dr. Harry M Sparks said CompetiUoo !rom the federal Sunday dinner guesta of Mr Mr. aod Mrs. Arthur Gibson gram m the afternoon and visited ar the home of Clots were BUirire~ly~~~~: open Og llleir doors this Ther~ were shortage~ i~ aovernment is ' laking more and Mrs. Robert Jewell. . ~sited Mr. and Mrt. Henry Ding services at 7:45. , Follrnd and Nina Robinson in N y virtually all arades of lnstru blame for llle shortage I M aggoner Sunday. Weekend guests of Mr and the evening. The U. S. l'rel\tber 12 ork state laid It h~d Upn, including the prima"' elementary school teacbers. o J h rs. Ellzs Powell and Mra. Charles McGrath and 'family Mrs. Harry Guthrie were: Mr. Mrs. Thelma Henderson, Nln4 was established Feb: oi; ha':".h::# vacancies. llhn- grades. But llle most aeve~ Poverty_Pl'!lgrams -the .lob ~ ~~tout visited relatives In vlsltel Mr. and Mrs. Earl Me- and Mrs. Delbert Yost a n d '·•=====~~;;;.;;;;;;~:;;;;,;::;;~~;::;.,:~; , unskiDed JObs laek was in th high Corps the p C · rys, W. Va. recently Grath. family of Sugar Grove· I VISIT OUR ~ght time~ u many as In 1985. areas of mathe~atics .:~hool Proje~t H.:;ce -<>;['d Mr. and Mrs. John Mas~ie, Keilll Marklns ViSited h I s Mr. and Mrs Seldon O'Brien ~ssourl faced the worst and lnduatrial arts whe :'"" many teacbers a stiffer h ~ formerly of Harrisonville, have arandfather, Ray Wilson , Columbus, all of whom att•nds rtage In history, with 1.600 pay driv .. many !~ache;: i:'~ Ionge and sometimes bette.Cp: . rented an apartment in Pome· - Mn. Joha Stout ed the church homecoming_ opemnas. takl ~ th Y roy. Mrs Tom Yost Ohio ended ng more lucrative jobs in an a regular !•aching con M G was reu1rn- ll Georgia nl 400 teachers. business and industry. . tr&ct. Federally-assisted pr; Mrs rsJ her~d Morris called on FIRST TO SOLO ~ to her borne here last week elwin Size Hollvwood Beds, comp, $ • . Ple.l , 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 ' Qt. ..... �( J .,., ),' '· '' ' Chrtstensen • 4-H Club of Discover Ri Grande C0 I] ege To·Br'oadcas"t lntervt·ew Mason Meets at ' By Gun Blast Youth Center :~Teacher Short~ein~O Years Hits _Harri~_ ::i.o?!;~tew~~~~~ Alfred .~ Woman Wounded 1-Dall_y_Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept, 21, 1988. and the new Bbrary, It ls fully Ohio College, wm be Interview· ' Icording 1!1 reperts oblallleil, air-conditioned and carpeted. ed at 8:15 a.!Jl., Sept. Sl, OR • illle pollee so far In, ll1e lnvll!llo er, during the late thirties, Rio Plans have been disclosed for WJEH Radig. Bob Siler, emcee' gallon, a n~bor ooy, Billll entered the self-help era wllll construction to begin on at least for llle program ''Talk of llle Lyons, 21, Rl. 1, Pl. student labor operating a farm, three more bnildin- within llle Town." will be' lnterjllewer: stated he waa In the ·~ D"' I . -'# .Hfoolirig'' around , with bJI .tint I supplying food to be served In coming school year as enroll-~ Are Yoa Worth. Yaar • Sail ·• "'r: 0 the college dining hall, and COD• ment is expected to ,soar above will be ll1e title of a ~ech PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Fr gun which hadn't been 1'9rk "ldi g th h'h dr d k •e.• (VI01 I) H . ~ R , t I PI lng properly and Ill~ gun "~ str uc ti on of th ree n•w bu I n s e e1g • un e mar . I which he will present at 8:30 a. . . e armon, w, · • · d )I dl h """ 5trikln · M' Haning Hall, the dining hall, Yes, Rio Grande College has Faculty and administrators of m., sep1· 23• ,at ·Ga111 a Aca de- MASON - Debbie• Gllla nd Pleasant en Y scas ar.,. I !1 . ' is listed in good con- Harmon she was -oJI8Jib\ ••• and the Student Center. underaone many changes m the . Grande College have been I my High School, and at I p.m., presented the devotionals when dltion m Pleasant Valley Hos· !he door of an ouldoor •:PriY. R1o Grande College again be- past mnty years. It l:as _grown the move lately addressing [Sept. 30, he will address the the Happy Go Lucky 4 • H oltal suffering from superficial v ." . Part !-History and Growtb r· gan grantmg fou;-year degrees from a campus of two bmldmgs the ublic and attending con- Gallia County Education Assq- Club met recently at the Mas· gunshot wounds of the breast y . . ' . By George Somerville m the early ~or~1es and was and a rew score stu~e?ts to a venti~ns. I ciation at Hannan Trace High on Youth Center. Readings were and ·side; . . Edwin H. A~mstr0i'1i , C!O!I_ "Rio Grande College has un-' gr:wted permiSSion by the state campus of twenty buddmgs and Dr. Alphus R. Christensen, !School on, "Edu~:~~tlon Is Wbal given by Connie Hugh.., Bev· The miShap Is under mvesti- structed ,llle first , -FM radk dergone mJny changes since its department of education to pre- an enrollment that JS raptdly ident of the Southe~tern l You Make It." • erly. Carson 'Md Susan Thabel. gation by the State Police. Ac· broadcastinM statllftl. H11 ... founding in l876 During that pare students for certification approaching one thousand . ~~ - -· ------~ . .. M th . Th on ~1 vention, knopn ·as freauency time it has been. a Baptist in - as teachers. The coHege had · There is much more to - It was announced last week The chai:znan ~ theGdav~sJOn d .ar ~~h ~:~~ pres 1five years in the state peniten- modulatiog, or FM, came ·tr sti tution a private co llege a grown to an enrollment of over about this institution of . that "The Cobras" were to play of dhu~ni·traes,MJo nPa lira Gam, Rurm_g Thompson spoke tary. 1933. ' · · d 1 · s · · · h an hts w1 e rs. u ne ra- onrue o four-year college, a two~yea_rl two hundred w~en tt wa~ eat learnmg. o JOID vnt me last Saturday night at the beach ham, Rio Grande's dean of to the younger 4-H members JUnior college 3 self-help mst1. a severe blow 111 1952 w1th the the weeks ahead as we sponsored by p Sigma .11 tt nd ti r mentary procedures tution and a ,liberal arts col- withdrawal of support by the er Rio Grande College." However the Royaltones fro~ IwfomLeen~ WJA a ~ a meeCong pleadr lal'n the group slngl~g · · B ·t c ti · o gton mencamsm mlege emphasizing teacher edu- Am~ri.can aptis onven on. TIDS PAST WEEK AT RIO : · supplied the music mission in Indianapolis Septem- West Virginia Boys and Girls. cation ." So reads lhe first para- Resisting ~ressure to move to - Advance copies of for successful mght. ber 3o-october 1. ' Approximately SO club lnern-11 graph ot the pamphlet, "A a larger c1ty, the college co~- Grandion, the college -"The Shads," sponsored by hers, the leader, Mrs. Brief History Of Rio Grnnde tinued as a four-~ear college m have arrived. Students who Alpha Mu Bela and Athena, ap- Graham is chairm~n of the Glll'and and five guests College." And so has R io Rio Grande, Oh1o. . . tended Rio last. .spring peared on campus last week Ameri:an Forens~ Association my and Charles Sampscl, Grande College changed. Because or nationaJ publiclty receive 11 copy w1th no and met great response. ''The Comm1t~e to adyu1e the Amer- dy Workman, Denise We!TY.JI ' \ .. The College was first opened in the early fi fties due to the on •·Monday. Freshmen, Shags," sponsored by Archon, lean Leg10n on Its annually - and Maureen Riley, for classes in the fall of 1876 presence on campus of "Bevo" students, and anyonf' who appeared last Friday night sponsored oratorical contest The hostesses, Paula and with dasses being held in the Francis, the famous basketball not attend Rio last spring may 3Ild also met enthusiastic re- which has wo~ked on the report ble Werry, served refreshments main college building. Atwood sta r, the college wa .., able to purchase extra copies for $3. to the comm1ttee for th~ past Hall The building and the ten recruit many new students. - Returning students - Registration was held two years. Mrs. Graham .18 also ISSUES STATEMENT acres ot land on whieh it was Soon atlerwards, in 1957, a surprised to s~e the new last Tuesday and Wednesday a member of the Committee. PT. PLEASANT - ~:~~;~~ ~ built were endowments present- girls' dormitory , Davis Hall, on the Denny's Restaurant for upperclassmen and Fresh· in,g Attorney S. D. ed bv NE'hemiah and Pf'rmelia was erected on cctmpus. Within General Store. This men and other new students ELECT,niREE has issued a statement Atw~d, the founders o, the col- a year, construction of Allen campus hangout now has The new procedure MASON _ Three additional ing the aiding and abetting lege. Soon after A.twood Hall Hall , the college's administra- door picnic tables for the · freshmen through Stud<mt Council Representatives an escaped prisoner. Ac,oor<lini: il was ope:Jed ror cla sse~. the first! tion building, was t:ornpleted. dents. in groups with a were elected on Wednesday at to Littlepage any persoo dormitory, Boarding Hall was In 1961, Moulton Hall, a men's - The 1966 • 67 Student Manfor each group worked Wahama High School The Sen· persons caught aiding or erf'ct.ed. dor..1itory, was completed. With ual, Your Life at Rio is being very well . ior CI'Bss representative is Dale ting In any way a known esca-11 The college maintained prep- these new buildings a new distributed to the studenl -Dean Herman Koby asked Rollins and Junior, Harry Jo pee detained on a felony c!UitgE•II aratory course of in!:itruction un- spirH of enthusiasm appeared body. The manual contains mentors, dorm counsellors ar~d VanMatre; Sophomore, Me I is also guilty of a felony till909 because previously there and the enrollment increased to rules, regulations, and valuable Student Senate officers ror an Fry. Mrs. Russell Capehart is subject to imprisonment of . had been no high schools in the Iover th~e hundred. This has lnfor~atioti concerning RGC. evaluation of the recent New the advisor. less than one nor more area ~xcept in Gallipolis. In sparked a vigorous building --On display during th~ Student Orientation Program in 1911, Hio Grande became asso- program at Rio Grande College month of September in the : order to make plans for imciated with the American Bap- and has sent the enrollment ov- Davis Library are ten provement next year. tist Convention. In 1917, just er the seven hundred mark. A- lions of famous landscapes COMING AT RIO: If you-plan to build, remodel or repair six years later, fire destroyed bout the only sad part was Rio's Joan from the National Gallery -Big News! On Saturday, Boarding Hall and the same denial of membership in the of Art. Paintings by R e [October 1, Alpha Mu Beta and come SH us and Hvt nowl year Community Hall, which North Central Association for i brandt, Cezarme and Alpha Tau Delta will bring str 1s today, was buill on the St!eondary Schools and Colleges are included. . I the ''Napoleonic Wars'' to ONLY same site. Twenty years later, in 1965. -Hours r or the Dtvis ]campus. More Qn that next $30.00 Down - 81l1noe en in 1937, Atwood Hall was also Nineteen sixty-t1ve also saw ILibrary were announced this week. Conv.nient Ttrmt destroyed by fire, marking the lhe completion ol tile $4211,000 . week. On Monday lllrough - A Zen Buddhist Discussion greatest tragedy that has befall- Jeanette Albiez Davis Library.,1 Ttmrsday, the librarY will be Group is in the planning atage. ~n the college. The new , 150 student men's dor-'1 open from 8 a. rn . until 10 p.m. -The first annual Women's Because Rio lacked necessary mitory, Holzer Hall has j_ust On Friday, the library will be Manual will be made available I endowments and was poorly recenUy been completed. W1th- open from 8 a. m. until 5 p.m. to all co-eds. A.W.S. the AsFURNITURE CCt, MASON W.VA. equipped . it was changed from in_t~e last few months the new Sa~rday hours are from.l2 noon so· · tion of Women Students, is I MASON, W. VA. Phono 771-5.!54 CoUKIa (our-year college to a twu Dmmg Hall has been complet- until 5 p. Dl. On Sundays the In the final stage of organizaAncl Fne Dollvo.,. ·. year junior college in 1929. Lat- ed, and like the new dormitory hours are 2 p, m. until 10 p.m. tion. mo:: r:; tWo 400: ' onnec ICUJ U.S Office of Education said. qualified teachers from regular Hospo;lll Th National Education Aasocia classrooms lsola: schooj..children In t~e lion (NEA) atatlstics show th~ . ed Mr. I . nor rn Cahlorma average salary of elem t oggJng community of Somes and en ary Bar had no teacher lor their 10. secondary teachers for a twn-room school. Town officials ab:~nth year Is $8,011. up were not oplimlsllc about f ::OOte from 1982. At least finding one JVe 5 s -U.um1ana, South Chlidreu Suffer Dakota, Arkans@S, Mississippi "The child . and South Carolina -pay ren Just aren't teachers less tha0 •s 000 • ' BOing lo school, and there's not · a a thing we can do for them; • MUST BE A Rl:ASON , SO MANY MEN WORKING ON CON· STRUCTION COME TO PICKENS FOR TOOLS CEMENT TOOLS CARPENTER TOOLS Everything You Could Neeclln Tools THIS TIME OF YEAR LOT OF MEN GOING TO WORK STOP IN FOR WORK GLOVES EARLY IN THE MORNING PICKENS HARDWARE OPEN 6:30 EVERY MORNING 6 DAYS A WEEK AND THAT'S 5:30 OHIO TIME THAT'S REALLy EARLY! GOODYEAR TIRES and TUBES ·- Bathroom Outfit SPECIAL EVERYBODY KNOWS GOODYEAR NAME GOOD All Slzo Tir01 In Stock Every Day All Size Tubos in Stock FLEX-0-GLASS SCREEN GLASS EASY-ON 72"x36" WINDOW KIT 39c EASY-ON STORM DOOR KIT 84ux36" 49c HEREt~ ' HC. I ROD PAINT Resists heat to IOOO"F Comes in many colors. Colors to match most cars on market today! LAY-AWAY TOYS FOR CHRISTMAS NOW WITH 30 LB. SIZE $46·95 COAL STOVE ~;;: _ 2 WINDOW KIT WITH TACKS & STRIPS 39c FOR CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY SMALL DEPOSIT DOWN HOLDS YOUR BIKE TILL CHRISTMAS EVERY SIZE BIKE IN STOCK 2CY'-2411-26n LARGE STOCK APC RIZER HANDLE BARS Thoy Aro S.lllnp Fool Throo Spood Clutch ond Hondlo BRAKES AI,UMINUM RoqF COATING Lilli ForYoon Only $19.95 gol. buckot With Atbostlc Fiber ~~~:- '59·95 $29·95 PRICES START LIFETIMI $19·95 TEMCO All standard size with 16" high •ub, 19xl7 lav. People Como Mil" AndMII01 To Pickono To Buy LIGHTING FIXTURES 95 OLD FASHION LAUNDRY STOVE AND $34.95 ELECTRIC HEATERS WITH FAN to $J4·95 GAS HEATERS FOR EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOUSE , BATHROOM " ~EATER ONLY$4· 95 CII~CULATING HEATERS with Blowers FOR EVERY SIZE HOUSE SOONER THAN YOU THINk! POLY-PANE KITS $119.95 ....... ' :f = ·ott:· '69· FIRE BRICK LINING OLD FASHION POTBELLY IJUARANTE! WON'T BE LONG TILL CHRISTMAS ~ COAL HEATER$! HAVI; SOMETHING YOU YOUNGER BOYS ' ·W NEED BICYCLES WARPS Window Materials STOVE TIME IS With pop up fittings. COMPLETE WITH SUPPLIES. Traps To Floor OUR PRICE COMPLETE HUNnNG TIME IS HERE! REMINGTON Guttif HI POWER · WINCHESTER GUNS '' HI POWER RIFLES SAVAGE GUNS I Our · Lucite Special HEAVY DUTY HI SPEED SAW ON WHITE OUTSIDE DRILL BITS only $6.98 gal. Cut all ways. Cu.ts holes any size you need. IDEAL GIFT PAINT RAIN OR SHINE NIGHT OR DAY . Mont~ Ba<k GU<Irantee Mter bits drill hole u s e aldeward pressure in direc· Uon you wish to cut. SHOT GUNS-PUMP GUNS OUR SHELL STOCK ALWAYS NEW AND UP TO DATE This Time Of Year Best Time To Paint With LUCITE PAINT SEE IT NOW AT · PICKENS lleg, Prlc. 12.45 - SALE $ 95 1• Get New Shells Today SUGGESTION FOR GIFTS GUN CASES FIREPLACE GRATES .All Sizes . JIREI!t:ACI SPAR!( GUARDS Really lest Place To Get Outside Paint PICKENS-MASON, W.VA. $1 .15to$9-95 GUN RACKS GUN CLEANING KITS ARCHERY SET BOWS 30-40-45-5~ Test OVER 30 YEARS SELLING YOU FIND OUR PRICES GOOD YOU FIND OUR HARDWARE BEST WE CAN BUY OUR BUSINESS BUILT OVER 30 YEARS With All That Experience We Can Help You With Your NHCio . TEMCO FLOOR FURNACES 35,000 - 50,000 70,000 BTU All With !lutomatic Controls ! DUO.THERM OIL HEATERS With Blowen ond Thermostat Control• For All Sizo RGOI!II PRICED FROM 99.95 to 199.95 Asbestos Peper For Wrapping Plae OUTSIDE OUTfiDI WHITI OIL BASI ....... , ~If;! OUTSIDE WHITI OIL BASI .. .. .. .. ft,9S OUTSIDE WHITI OfL BASI ....... , t1.20 OUTSIDI WHITI LUCITE .. , .. , .. .. U.91 OUTStDI WHITE REPUBLIC , . . U.91 ,,ol. Lotex DUPONT NO. 40 WHITI loll Cfoonlng $7.9S 111. DUPONT NO. 42 (Don1 Chalk) . .... 17.95 Utlflly Paint Spedol Good For Metal, Wtod, Cement, Anythlnt You W•nt To P1lnt. $1.99 GAL. Its True. Gu•raltfH Or leek CEMIENT ·. ROOF CEMENT . PICKENS BLACK ROOF COATING .. 5 q,l. $3.25 RUTLAND ,., ROOF COATING 5 qal. $5.50 RUTI.AND RED ROOF PAINT · Stays Red Won't Fade Out $4.35 qal. RUTLAND. GREEN ROOF PAINT Stays GreeQ For Ye~J~· $5.9Baal. Check Your hve Trough end Down .. Spoul Bofore Wlnle~ . Then Come to rlckons . For All Your ~ STOVE BOARDS STOVE SHOVELS stove Coal Bucket&,' STOVE POKERS : . STOVE JiiPE WJRE · rs. Milton from Harbour 'Grace New-/' ~- an Mrs. Jewell Carr ra or. 0 • VIsit. foundland to Londo ' rece ved word of lllelr daughMrs. Dana Youna land, ':10-21 , 193~derry, Ire-, ter-in-law, Mrs. Rose Carr, and , granddaughter RACINE • Ful-v,,, BY CLARICE ALLEN M The Volunteer Fire Depart. r. all4 Mrs. Frank Sarver ment members were boats for and sona of Beverly and Mr. . S and Mrs. Larry Barr and son a plcn1c unday evenfna at the , Fire House for members and David, -" Lang~ville, were re- Auxiliary membera and their cenl wee\end VISitors of thelt famDiea. Attending were Mr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Carl Kautz and Joy. Thotna and Patricia. Nancy Mayer, Mr. and M r 1 ' Mrs. Harley Johnson was a Ric!Iard Gaul, Mark and Da;. Open Mon.-Fri. recent Saturday visitor of Mrs. ld; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Saturda ••• --··· 9 to 8 Charley S!lllth and Jo. Smith and Allee, Mr. and Mrs. Y - · · · - - · · - 9 lo 8 · Mary Bamftz of Lincoln Hgts. Ross Cleland and Larry Mr 5TH & PEARL STS.-RACINE was • weekend visitor of her and Mrs. Clayton Allen ' and arandparents, Mr. and Mrs. BUI, Mr. and Mrs. Johll Wick· "The Store With A Hart" D. H. Robeson and Chester ham, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MyMoms. ers, Joyce, IJnda, Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Deb ~aney of and Bruce; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miamisburg, Mr. · arid Mrs. MeDanleJ and Joyce; Mr. 81111 . Lawronce Scarberry and famHy Mrs. Jamea-Ridenour and· Low, ol West Virginia, Mr. and !Ill, Mr. and Mrs. Harold NewMrs. WaUace Hatfield and An- fell, Louann, Kallly Ke'"l'lli '· · • 1e1 of Pomeroy, and Mr. and 1and .hlmes, Mr. and Mrs. Johe ' ~ • ' ~c ,;.wr .;, Mrs. Richard J•ffers and Val- Lambert, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Orle of Jackson were weekend Koenig and son, Mr. and Mr.. vWtor8 of Mr. aod Mrs. Joe Henry Eichinger, Charles, DeD- · 'tlfleld. • nis, Donald and Laura, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Brady Knotts and Mrs. Hobart Newell, E~ and Mrs. Anna Scott and friend mer and Sbelia, and Mr. and were recent vlslton of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Smalley. Mrs. Euaene Hantn'g and Rhon- Miss Marilyn Karr and lathdo. er, Paul Karr; and Miss 4\ice Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp Smith and molller, Mrs. ta~­ Kail, ·Kevin and Charles, oi renee SmJill attended DrlentaLangaville and Mrs. Roy Smith Uon at the Juliet Gibson Scliool 8nd I.fnda 8nd Donald were Sun- m Columbus, Friday. The girls day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. are enrolled there for the comCharley Smilll and Jo. ing year. Mrs. Charles Sayre and lam- Mr. and Mrs. Rny Christy ;. ily were Wednesday visitors of and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wood . Mrs. Charles Sayre. apent llle weekend In Kentucky , ,Carl McEII'O!' returned last and attended the football game week to Ft. Knox Ky afte at Morehead College wllh Mar· apendina some 11.;. hi~~· shail University. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Buel Ridenour McElroy and Bill. attended llle araduatlon exerMrs. Paul Pierce and Rand cisi!S of lllelf sou, Joba from of IJncoln Heights were receJ basiC training at Fort Campovemtght aueots of ber mother beD, Ky. Afte~ a furloup at Mrs. Geneva Shumate ' bnme, John will go to Fort · Sill, Okla. FAIRMONT DAIRY FAIR Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Wlll, gy. racuse, called on Mr. 81111 Mrs. OWt 0C D. M. Cleland, Sunday eventna. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawk sons, Mark and Dean, McCon: nellavllle, spent file weekend willl Mrs. Letha Wood. Mro. VIrgil Wood AthenJ , By Mrs. <1. M. Rffe was a recent ov..:.IJht esi Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Moore of Mr and Mrs Roy and the Leland Moore family Mr. 'and Mrs.· Rnger Hln... apent a three weeb vacation and daughters, Galli li In llle Wal and >lilted rn.ney Sunday dinner guest'ofs, ';:" Land In California among oiJl. and Mrs. Charla WoOde ~ er places of Interest. Lettie Meredith Col~ • Wayne Wblte of Columbns re- and Mrs. Letha' Koblentz .:: cently apent a weekend willl ed on tba Woodes Saturd Mr. and Mrs. John Wblle. Mr,--and Mrs. ~ ~ Mra. Barbara Bolen has em. >lilted Weduelllay wltb Mr ployment In Athens. and Mrs. George Abbolt, MI. Mr. and Mrs. !mary Johnson HeriiiiUI. . · and daughter, Addle, and Mrs. Mrs. Lew. Aferedltll, CoiUDio Chole Roberta spent Sunday bns, recently spent 1 few daya afternoon wjth Mr. and · Mra. witb Mr. and Mrs. P. F. KoW. B. Worl~ of Waverly.. blentz. Phyllis Wooten and cblldrea, · Mr. and Mrs. Claylon Allen Donnie, Joan and Rullly, were and Bill Mntly spent an eveoBunday dinner Pesta of Mr. ing with Mr. lllld Mrs. Qarleo and Mrs. 0 . M. Rife. Goerleln 81111 family, Flatwuoda Cerol Darst of Rulland opent Mrs. LW!e Christy and an eventna lut week . ,wtlll Letha Wood were Tuesday ciiJI. Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Rife. ner ~esta of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mrs. Chloo Roberta ot New Cbrlslf, lD bouor of Afra. Lfllle · York 11 tiJII:t ama~r;~ lllrtbclaJ. . .. ···-(Jolv Famous FUL-VAl:UE Meat Buysf Skinless MARKET NESCAFE .Coffee Good fresh GROUND BEEF BOILING BEEF DUBUQUE I Gal. wi!h Jug -::---====:___ P • R, k ICE MILK Society Notes Cbr:t; !lh w •.., _ . :~ ~ ~ .Jolma,. ~ ~~ _..._ Ky. belwleln ll«ebeid.Cilll . ol ill. - ~banl; W. V1.' '"'~f and ~ V~l)l .:. I WI :{ ld wUIJ lbe Carl:i!b~ Mr. lild Mn. lfl;loa p~ flelUulily. . aad ~Larry ClleTI'd, Mr. . Mr. and Hn•. .,.,. ~ and Mll; Delmlr Baum, Jill' .· apent 1 recent C1lfJ Nenn and Paul Holftnaa. !·. . _ willl Fay Wood ,IIIII' .flllt Terry lOOman, 1011 of Mr. and mok, Myrta Rtftif · . lfrr. t'l!JI Ho!fmn, l!laYI tor lfr. ,aad lfro. llilioaid Gall ~~~ '~-. . . »a.!~ c lb. bag FAIRMONT-FAMILY SIZE ~ qal. ctn. 59' MAGIC SAL~ BlOCKS c ' 50 lb. Block Gal. Plastic Jug DEl MONTE FAMILY SIZE ~~,' "';I ~·r~;r~:.~r·~;.~.;; \' I • -~ ' '.' ,. ; ~·:• 'I• • • 4 .• ·• .......... ~ ~,,_ ,w... '· I. "·' I ., ;;;. ·.. ' ' ·f ~ ctn. PEACH HALVES c can KRAFT Musselmans MIRACLE WHIP APPLE SAUCE sr.ma.. .,..... 20oz. Size 300L GREER BLEACH FOR CATTLE CATSUP ~ Cottage Cheese White · .a ns 39 75 $9t $4.ll • $61' ' BAKER FURNITURE IN MIDDlEPORT 22, 23 and 24 ----:---- Society Notes 1\f!', _.. llrl PAINT GIVES US LOTS OF EXPERIENCE TO PASS ON TO OUR CUSTOMERS Drive To Mason, W. Va. Drive Will Do You Good There's A , DiHerence, See For Yourself Reason Is Most Tiroe They Find What They Need For Every Room FOR PAINTING Chester · Society Notes Wolf Pen BEST PRICE in the VALLEY SEP'tEMBER AND OCTOBER ·: BEST MONTHS' .IN YEAR • r' a"" do September ·· (Construction Gradel ANOTHER 0 •2 pee. Living Room Suiles e9x12 Linoleum Rugs eBunk Beds, complete Savings For I WE SELL '/;.~· ;;;:~e:p·~~ Ill;:; th!o~~arl:, w:,.~Js~i ::~.~~c~,:"!ndt~~~~~~ cal~~- :n~ M~~t H~~;J"Gilkey m:~~·~;:•nth~ ~a::u a solo) ;;,.~, ~~~;:~heM~;~~~~pe~~: M~ r,DD•:~l~· Chl~go teachers," a spokesman for the retarded have alao drained Gilk~ on~:• mo:e~ Mrs. Ava Amelia Earhart wh: ;:;. '"~from ~all-bladder surgery. f:!ucky re-I HUNTING COATS HUNTING PANTS HUNTING JACKETS Huntinq Caps & Hats CAMOUFLAGE HATS & JACKETS BUDGET SHOP i{: CA:R LOAD _;o ra-·. 5 s.:;r MORE SAVINGS FOR FALL FIX-UP TIME I MASON :!.~ m • .Hogg & Zuspan MATERIALS a COMPANY sOCiety . Notes ublic Schools of Nafion This Month ~~~~y~Sea~u"~·t~~~~i! Mr. and Mrs. Willard lrpucl· Tom Wells. rs. a recent aut! accident. Robllll<lll . . CIUCAOO (IJ1'1) -'!'be worst Sqpi. Paul Fisher aafd , ree went to Alfred llt!~m- Guesta of Mrs. On~ Arlx Mr. and Mri.'IMtke Wllllams eaiiJ!d 011 'II teachers shorta&e Ia perbapa zo Dr. OUver Htxlg · year. ing Sunday. are Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Yager, or_ Belp~e, apent the weekend ThUnday 8 ye:U Is pineblnJ the naUon's dent of Oklahoma ~r~te; fmlaltry Pays More Mr. and Mro Delmer Rhndes Mra. Elkins and Mrs. Smiley Sunday School attendance wrth the~r parents here and at. Hr. and;.,:-;_-. pu c sdloola. The draft, the years said lhil !all 8 sbo ~ "WhY' teach for $6 000 a year :rnl Sunday with Mr. and ol O.arborp, Michigan. Sept. 18, was 77, the tended the church homecomlna. Tuppers poverty proaram and low "ls .; bad lllld babl r ge when Boeing m' rs. Richard Rhodes and chil· Mra. Yager Is preaching at 98. Mr. tnd Mrs. Otto Swarl2 Mra. 'Vere . , :chtng 'l'larlea are some of than any I hav:'!.er b;ors:; tl2,000 and ;nd ~. m~ dren at Dunbar, W. Va. Pagetown, Worship services were of Shade; and Mr. and Mrs doy. _The . ~ reasona Mly. "It's the · most serious ~~~ graduate school besides'" a Mr. and Mrs Glen Jewell Ernest Q4)'1' called on Mrs./at 10 45, with Dinsmore "~~:!·i/Gerald Swartz an~ family oi cuperatlng from ara:ny ~:~rica's 44 mllllon !age we have had since th~ West Coast coUegien wh~ had Mr. and Mrs. Halliday, and Mr: ~r~~ Carr •i!ld Mrs. Fannie leadmg, followed by a t Martella, attended the church able _ to attend · had ~an liChool students 1140!1," KeniU<ky's s~perinten- planned to leached asked. and Mra Virgil Atkins were e . , dinner and homecomina bomecoming here Sunday and c"Ommg also on beg o lnsfiructora as 11Chools .dent, Dr. Harry M Sparks said CompetiUoo !rom the federal Sunday dinner guesta of Mr Mr. aod Mrs. Arthur Gibson gram m the afternoon and visited ar the home of Clots were BUirire~ly~~~~: open Og llleir doors this Ther~ were shortage~ i~ aovernment is ' laking more and Mrs. Robert Jewell. . ~sited Mr. and Mrt. Henry Ding services at 7:45. , Follrnd and Nina Robinson in N y virtually all arades of lnstru blame for llle shortage I M aggoner Sunday. Weekend guests of Mr and the evening. The U. S. l'rel\tber 12 ork state laid It h~d Upn, including the prima"' elementary school teacbers. o J h rs. Ellzs Powell and Mra. Charles McGrath and 'family Mrs. Harry Guthrie were: Mr. Mrs. Thelma Henderson, Nln4 was established Feb: oi; ha':".h::# vacancies. llhn- grades. But llle most aeve~ Poverty_Pl'!lgrams -the .lob ~ ~~tout visited relatives In vlsltel Mr. and Mrs. Earl Me- and Mrs. Delbert Yost a n d '·•=====~~;;;.;;;;;;~:;;;;,;::;;~~;::;.,:~; , unskiDed JObs laek was in th high Corps the p C · rys, W. Va. recently Grath. family of Sugar Grove· I VISIT OUR ~ght time~ u many as In 1985. areas of mathe~atics .:~hool Proje~t H.:;ce -<>;['d Mr. and Mrs. John Mas~ie, Keilll Marklns ViSited h I s Mr. and Mrs Seldon O'Brien ~ssourl faced the worst and lnduatrial arts whe :'"" many teacbers a stiffer h ~ formerly of Harrisonville, have arandfather, Ray Wilson , Columbus, all of whom att•nds rtage In history, with 1.600 pay driv .. many !~ache;: i:'~ Ionge and sometimes bette.Cp: . rented an apartment in Pome· - Mn. Joha Stout ed the church homecoming_ opemnas. takl ~ th Y roy. Mrs Tom Yost Ohio ended ng more lucrative jobs in an a regular !•aching con M G was reu1rn- ll Georgia nl 400 teachers. business and industry. . tr&ct. Federally-assisted pr; Mrs rsJ her~d Morris called on FIRST TO SOLO ~ to her borne here last week elwin Size Hollvwood Beds, comp, $ • . Ple.l , 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 ' Qt. ..... �e' , ' ,.,( Dedication Service i• Held Church of God Society Meets At Ouddi~gs , to-!Jlolly Sentinel, l'umeroy-Mlddtepo~l, 0., Se11t. ~~. 1811 Annual Planning Sp~clal , I Mee tl'ng W1'1/ MASON - At 1 special dedi· bn ~ervice on Sunday morn-! ' at tl•e Mason ETJB a gold , and Individual club president> l Gen. -Shennan took two eo. and •ecretarles . .Furl~tll' lnfor-1 federate caplt.fa , - . ~ 8~ ID'tlon may <be obtained by con- tGa., and ColuOttiiJI, •• C.--<1111' ' ... IJ • · 1 h " M --• Co' t E 1 hi f b •· tbt PT - PLEASANT - Th A .. .ta~ ng "'e aoou , un y . •·I ng s , amouo marc , "' · ' • n I tehaion Office. sea In the ClvD War. · So t 27f#r ...........,.......~:..iii.ii.;..~~~j;;;;..,....l L0- .-AFERS -· They're GrHI •~ · ~ cross and · candleholdel'fl Were nual Program Planning Meet- ;o;.;_~;,;;.;.;. (:.. NEW HAVEN - The IWq. man's Missionary &x;iifr of the New Haven of Gud held its Septemht"t' meetin~ l't the home of M". Nellie Dudding. The Spiritual Life J1irer- presented to the f'hurch by Mr. lng for' Mason County Home and Mrs Homer Johnson of Demonst•atlon Clubs wtU Mason. and were pl1!t'Pd on the,_ place on Tue!'.day, September : worship conlor which was buiitiZ7, at'lO a.m. at Krodel Park. . by Mr. Johnson 'T'he Reverend This meletlnR IR held annually Lester !.a•• ar 0 ..,.. lh• •Ut to provide an opportunity ,for 1 fH D on behalf of the church, and hP. representu 9 ves o ome em- 1 ta~e l Chul~h S4 99 sa 99 For School! - ' to ' ' td'k· C AA--w 8 .... tor, Mrs ..-Eieanor Davis, w~s .in tul'n presented the ~ld syni. ~ onstratlon Globs and other perin chatge of dPvotions . Her Dqls lo Mr . Jack Riley trustee.l sons to plan t~ program ror the!ijP was "Need Is My Nei~h· · . i lht! coming yMBr. ' bor.'' Mrs. F'rf'da Turlev led James LewiS, Mason. present-~ Emphasis will be giVen to During Kroger's Old · Fashioned Bargain Days Sale ! the group in prayer. The stew- ed the devotionals and lhe. Rev . lhe selection ol club lessons ardshio director , Iva Capehart, Lester Lane gave the Scrip-· and better living project£. I gave the st~wardship thought ture. Following the singing of a Persons who shouid attend I and read a potm. ,;Chairman· solo by Mr. Lewis the worship this meeting are County Home ship , service was concluded by re- Demonstration CnuncU Officers. ·\ spon~v• r~a~ Co~nty_Eom~~ Chall'llliP. Roll call was given by nam· ! ing a favorite Bible verse.' It 1 was reported that the society 1 now has 20 members, and aI roverfd dish dinner for the next mt't'ting was planned. I THI SHOE BOX In MIDDLEPORT .I'._-·-,. . .,. ·-. .. . . --lito ,...... 'IN6 Mrs. Freda Turley. publica1 tions director, wa.s in eharge of I the P':'O.gf.:m. Her theme was "Whaf ·fS' Your Opinion, Please?" The United Study Theme for f81l and ~pring i!i! "Arfluence and Poverty: Dil· emma for Christians." Refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Nellie Dud· ding, to Mrs. Capehart, Mrs. Rena Johnson, Mrs Viola I Roush. Mr.s .. Sue Erwfn. Mrs . I Blancf1 Ridenour. Mrs Frt'da Turley, Mrs. Eleanor Dtvis. Mrs. Iris ~orris. Mrs . Mary Sisk ·and Mrs. Orpha Fields Ottrer Church of . God news: I The West Virginla Wuman 's ! Mis!tionary Society of the I Church of Gud held a pra~er retreat at the JCross La11es Camp Ground hear Chorl••ton. The theme of the program was "More Like Christ." A 1 program was present~d by the .. • K~ekQff for ~oncert Season launched !Continued f~ Page 1) " Grant, Mrs._ Nancy Plymule,Robert Scmnders and • THURS.-FRI.-SAT, T. 1 SPECIAL GROUP REG. $6.98 • ALL REG. SlztS . IOOo/o COTTON CORDANA LADIES PRINTED I 'f.. ! c ellg Group ' r ' •Aut. Pattams DUSTERS eL- Discount Price ASST. COLORS I I MENS NEVER IRON CAMPUS S1l7 EACH Re11. $2.69 ! eWalst 29-36 eltag.$5.91 s eolori. Automatic electric unit guaranteed b7 tbe maker for 2 yeara. ... C Take your chalco ot ~olors - sneakers for girls and WOifteD-- Americall made- rubber soles - -el!lhloned lq soles. Big Values at ibe ROASTERS Boll.iitu. Bit enouth lor 1 17 lb. blef roul 9elf baslfn1 lypt ....mrs In IOalf loslinl blue atone -mel. · DISCOUtn' PRICE ' .''- IAVEI ~Ut-PurpoH BAYER ASPIRINS'k. tOO COUNT ,, . '..... '. \ ,. 1 :: Cant •:' : ,, 77 pll "" Aju ,.......... ---· · t:' 59c: .. -.--- Cream Pies ....Miracle -....Whip .... _.• .· - 1!... ,._....,.,II: J Is ¢ II1Gifttrltt ....... .... ..,. ....... ~ rct... .... •a: ... "'" ..,..., Hidden Magic: • p...._ ......... 8 ... 25c: 98c r... -~····· 3 ...leUaee ~----- I!Of. $1.75 .......tal Lil t ....• _ .,. .. . .- ------- 50 ... 39c >"'I h ..... 2 " ... 89t c •• Facial Tls1un >I ~- and · 88 o••••• .., I IIOIIXTRA YGP''If . . ~f1P8 ..,_ ......... 4- ~. oant 79c ••• •• •• 48 100 EX.TRA ..... -. .... ·- .......... 'IICIP ., - -~ $UOOFF G. E.-- ...- . .... - .._....,_. 'If." ..... . ......... ~ Cillo Slool!t Elrp. .t(Wis . ·). .. c ~ ........ LIM ..... . . ··•·•••••••.. &.It - ~' -• ... ...... -··· ' ' AO"'~'ii:\of~',ii_ -~ ' -1 ••, "'' • ·nt '~ .. 49c .... ,,,!.1 't ~...,798 Apples .tft~ Fnolo Prell ·-···--·- Potatoes ... '-'',~=-= ..._,..,. ·I: ,, ,. White IIOIIXTRA .... lb. f'Vwtolr I Relish IIIIo- 'fOP Ill' I U1 8f'Mi!P8 - -. - - . - - -. ,. _.49c Kleenex ZOfJ.ct. b boxu T • !I ,j -<'/ / 11-K• Mjlk - Gleelll ,__- ..... - •. f, b~{/_ ~ &.0.. ....... ____ 'ftl •• - _....... 87e 44 " ~· No.1 .._, -.. Csnrr Coffee Rec~.l9cSize ILUI STONI INAMILID 1 .' , '·' .79 3-lb. Bean Coffee ..... .......... . ...,., I lloll ........... 94 . .AND OPINING .,ICtAL Spprt Sneakers Soup . ... ;,J.I lb. lia, 63c .................. - - _$1.72 Cr* With ltaal TMn ~nd We!a WOMENS MISSES and CHILDRENS lJr,prl ... .;. _99c ·~~; Her laee changes from a amile to a JIOUI and back again. eMADE IN U.S.A. e SIZE 32A • 388 ePADDED eDISCOUNT\ SAVEl .. 59c ..,. FIG BARS 2 lit. 49CI 8,.., . . . . . . . II lllr _ _ _l . W.boJe Beef Rib ••• ~--~ ~: ~.~%.__:: .. VtiiJquid 63c Bubble Bath ~ 69e "- DOLLS FAMOUS MAID CIRCLE STITCH!D ........ .. 79c Fish Sticks ... 43c MAnEL'S FAMOUS TV DOLL CHEERFUL- TEARFUL LADIES BRAS .......... .......... lltlll Stew Beef~--, 49e Packets 99 Discount Price .. 59c: Liver .•••••• ~ •. Pork Steak •_. -... .. ....., ELECTRIC BLANKETS Choiee of pretty plain ~ " .,_- _26c FULL BED SIZE BEACON Single Coptrol Eggs ,.,... •• ttl Oeauer MEN'S QUILTED UNING COLOR- OLIVE lb. Pork Roast ,. . . .to.l... ·• '" Grade A Small Fresh Ham Plcnle Stul• or 1-Rib Loi11' li ........., .... Boraele11 • •• .. _$U3 ..... Navy TANKER JACKETS 1-# ...... _29e e Brown.Oilv• Four Vehicles Harmon. , I CoHage Cheese 21b.59c 33c .> ........ 36" FANCY FLANNELmE Are Selected Chain Reaction' 1-J44 eSmall1 Macl., Large e Low Dlacount Price D , •nt Datazgent I t 'C. 75c FLANNEL SHIRT REG. 59c , I REG. $1.99 MENS •AAI. Colol'l r..,. •Detergent ,I ·-88-- n .,.. __ ...... I: .. J LOW DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE 0 Soap 4Saucers I Candidates Wrecked in , SET I Sauer Kraut .... _.•.• 3::: 39c 16 PC. SET 4Cupo Spare Ribs loon Soap 4 B....t·Buttar Plat" ASST. COLORS FRESH CriiWn lriiHI 4 Dinner Plat" Homecomi_n·g l .. Center Cut Rib Ca1hmN11 loquW -DINNER I •• . 0 ne In]ury as 0 rops (.,. j'·f·Beno Center Cut Loin .... 39c 3 OPPOSITE EVANS SUPER MARKET 0 JCe I 37c Kwitk Krisp ••.. -. 2 :. $1.57 Coatry Qu~ ,')·· ...... :e_ 85c Serve'nSave ••.. -••••• :t. 75c Serve 'n Save •.. _.• l :-.. ~.49 Soap MIDDLEPORT 1 Lead posse 0n Man Hun t Pork Chops PalmoHvt ! stale p 1• • liquid llrvo bottle .•••• ~~:e~~!~w~~r::'an Dire~,~;~ treaSurer. Rev. Lil~ian Cn!ld-j Js. will assist with thiW week's an- captain, Mrs C. R. McGinness. Tom Cumer. / ers: and state Par]Jamrnterian, nu11l membership drive, paid Mrs. Oscnr Clarke, Mrs . d. 0. Gary Sm1th. captain csiudent Mrs . Dorothy Wh~len . The re· further tribute to lhe ·associ<' KPith Suiter. .\Irs. Eldon 0. Team! . Paula Young, Betfl treat concludM w1th Mrs. Retion and the cummunily for Wuerch. Mrs. Leonard Harris Bastiani, Ginger En:;JsQl' and · "? Johnson , ~ Nellie Dud· Out nineteen years tf1e orgari- [and Mrs Howard I. Neal. Martha Cornwell: Eldon- o. d1ng, Mr_s. Freda Turley. Mrs. zation has brought live artists Mrs. Donald Thaler, captain, Wuerch, captain (Men's Team>, Orpha F1elds. Mrs . Iva Capeof tf1e highest musical calibre 1Mr~. Merrill Evaus. Mrs . John C. R. McCinn'..'ss, Dr. Evan hart. Mrs . lri~ Morris and Mrs. to thi!= area. Rafferty . Mrs. Barry Long, C. Roderick, Dr. Lewis Schmidt, Viola Roush He d~scribed the type of en- · Mrs. James Kemp and Mrs . Lawrence Huber, Darrell ShaSERVICE BEGINS tertaining program which will George Tabil ; Mrs. rim Hick- han, Merlyn Ross, Ralph Reviva~ Services will begin on be presented here on Apr·it 10 man. caplain (.Junior Women's Crump. Cecil Devrick, H, 0 . Monday, Sept~mber 28. at the Ly the Varel and Bailly Com- Club), Mrs. Gilbert Corliss. Francis, Charles Lanham R. church. The ReV. William pany. "Chanteurs de Paris," - - - - --- 1J. Williamson and Ted RJ'd . ''Bud" R. Wilson or Blanchesand he gave the workers a I PT. Pleasant - Mrs. Ralph ter, Ohio, will be the gue-st number of helpful suggestions Crump. captain . Gene Allen, evangelist. Rev. Wilson was for conducting a successful · Mrs. Nell Connors, Mrs. Rob- former pastor of t~~ - local con· mE>rnhership campaign I ert Cruiekshank, Mrs. J. H. Far- I gre~ation . Services w~11 b~gln (\• ' '<liDS and workers who ley, Mrs. Tom fi'isher, Mrs. H. Iat 7~30 p.m. each eVftnlllg. will he calling on residents of 0 . Francis, Mrs. John Grubb There will _also be special singthe tri-county area this 'week Miss Hattie M. Jordan, Mrs: ing eac!t ni~~- Th. e "public is lnelude the following: I Rush Krodel, Mrs. Charles cordially lnvrted. Gallipolis - Mrs. Miles T. ' , . Lanham, Mrs. Fred P. Schroed· llALLY DAY F.r>ling. captain, Mrs. non Pr. PLEASANT - A man· er, Mrs . I. G, Volden and Mrs. Rally Day will be observed M s ' J hn . A E . hunt m the Hondet",on area W It w· "'"" at the NeW Ha_\oen First Church H b. . . 0 mson. r · 0 P was conducted Tuesday aftPr- a er 10 ~· G S ntl S "' · lmg. Mrs. Paul JaQuay, Mrs . b •• Sl 1 P 1 Rio Graoil..-- -Mrs. Zelma of ud ~-.-~~'- ·. eptrr!J"er ,, 21 . 1 1 0 William C1mpbell 'and Mrs. noon Y l)l'e ora_ a e !ce l Northcutt and Mrs. Clyde Sunday school begins at 9:30 . E H J , ._. -M cklachment. Sherrff and lhro'C D 1 a.m. A baslret dinner will be 1 Cl 1ares 1 . oH-r, r., rs. . d . ae. . iJ ld L' I I pt r, M . deputJOs an a conservallon olMiddl ri· -P M held in the. N!w ··l Haven Roadona 10 a a. ca an, rs. If f R F kl' epp , 'ODJ.ervy, ~ rs. Oscar Bastiani, {'4rs. Jame's Jeer or usse 11 r 3 n m Jamt!s O'Brien, c·aplain. Mrs . side Park at rlddn . · ('onnen, Mn. L. R' . Ford , Mrs. I Leach. Pleasant, who I G'bb Mrs. R'lChad The al~rrloon . ped W.f Pl. the .. 1 Ch ares 1 s, r . service . will W. 8. SpaM and Mrs . John esca rom c~nly J31 1I Martin and Mrs~ Peari:Reyn- begin at 2:30 There ~ill be a C· t last Saturday. T~e off1cers were M _ N Jia M. RUest speakM --and '-speo\al sing· ,Jr Y . ' heavily armed and employed the ! asoa ew ven- :s. E 1 Th Mrs Op1e Marcum. captain. . . Nolan Swackhamer, capta.m, tna. veryone ls we come. ere Mrs A Kimball Suiter, Mrs.· ,use o~ w~lkl~ talkieS In t : e j Mrs. B. G. Roush and )toss will be no evening o;ervice at I Lewis Schmidt. Mrs. garf Mills. bsearc · ed acth washrhepor e .~ Frey. 1M church due to these other e arm WI a 1g powern~ 1 k lc M1ss Calhenne Hayward. Mrs 'rn Tf1 1 t 1 " h f .1 All captams and wor ers are serv es . 31 l-:utwl'\ WoU and Mrs Charles rd e.l e nt ensLve .hearc - j reminded that they must repurt - - - -I ___ - ·- _ _ _ e o 1ocae eac Th sd PT PLEASANT 0 1 Leach had been a pnsoner in :s~o~ etr proJfesS ~ W' ay. LJVRsTOCK S.\LES CO. the county tall awatlmg tnai Oll ' I PT. P,U;iiiANT, w.. VA. tile leiouy charge of rape and ' _ I Sohlrday, Sept. 17, 1!66 11"-'1 ~ two mls<lemeanD' charges, one ! HOGS - 175 to 220 21 to 22.· 1\Uto of contributing to delinquency 511; Heavies 19 to 21.25 : F'at ; of mmor and lhe other an 'asSows 17 to 19; Pigs J1 to IS. ' uu charge. The ''~"'and con- , CATTLE- S~ero 19 .50 to 24.· . tributing charges both concern ! 40: Heifers 18.90-o 1: Fat .. I a 14-year-oid wson County ICows 17 to 19.5 ' . rs 1110 PT PI.EASI\NT - Tit• S~•r- 1 ,g~rl I to 16.80; Buj}s 20 ' 22.60; dl , Oepartment lnve,tigated a , PT. PLEASANT --"Homecor:,. Stock Steefill9.50 to 26: Slod< ''" ' "' mishap Oll _lll 11 Tues I ing candidates for the title ot ' Heilers 17.50 to 22 .110 ; Stock :J ., v f'v rnlng ln}urmg one p~r.1006 Homecoming Queen ~ve ! Ste~r Calves 22 to 33.10 : Stock ~~111_ ::tnd propertv damage was I been selected at Point Pleas- I Helfer Calves 21 to 25.40 . ''("'"(ed at $8511 I1 ant Hi h School. The Homecom- VEAL CALVES-:-- Tops 34: Tlu' mtshap necurred whPn a , ing ~et'n will be · selected Seconds 33.50; Medtum .28 to 31.r: lr driven by James Rader. 50. from the tf1ree senitr student 30: Common & Heavies 23.5tl ,,,.,, w Va .. dropped off the candidates who are: Marjorie to 33.50: Baby Calves 10 to 44 . •e • ,, of tht hlthway cauSJng Yost, daughter ol Mrs . Kath- Total of Sale $81.319.62. Num· h,. dri ver lo lose control. slnke E S NT ealves y t A b kl M"kk. Nl ber of buyers 73. Veal ----'-~ k PT. PL A t\ - A 1our I1een os. r uc: e; 1 1 •• h ttl 1 ss (j tellt '4! an_d go over an ~uuMO - v.. hicle mi:;;hap al n:Jlllnqlis bert. daughter of Mrs. Betty were c eaper; o er c a es , 0 p. m. TDeS· Lo u N'be nwut l'ommg to a halt m a hog Ferry, Rt. 2, at ":3 d Street . PI . were steady to strong. 1 r 1, 22 n l'~"' n . lh D b· da~ resulted in minor injury to Pleasant and John Nibert of TO INSTALL OFFICERS A passenger m e car. e d · Ch -•~ d 1 d. ..,... ~ k- ·• ~ -,~ Ruder. 14. was treated and one person an approxlmale1Y an.::stoo : an .. y Ia '";'o Je MASON- Officers of the Mar~ lt>CJsed at Pleasant Valley , $4000 prop~rty ~a~age. . Stephens. Rt. 2 Pt. Plea. ant. son Mothers ~ub will be lnsti!IlH( ,-;pita l re rted suffering from : The cham reactwn ~eel dent I Attendants selected . are JUft· ed during a candlelight service po I occurred when a car dnven by Jor attendant . Becky Ntbert. dau- Ulis Wednesday 8 , the home of 1 ("Ul w ussmn. Pauline M Krimm . 31. Gall i- 1ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale 1\jj- Mrs. · James ~Ritl, Mason. polis Ferry, stopped in the I bert ol Apple Grove and soph.. The president Mrs. Blll Cook Plc:asant VaUey Hotpltal I. south right Jane of traffic to more attendant, Vickie Rainey, viee president: M~ . Eddie Rick: 1 make a left turn and the fol -; daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Doug- ard secretafy Mrs. Edward ADMITTED - Larry Hodges, 1 lowing car driven by Ham - l ias Rainey. Gallipolis Ferry. Ry~n and t~a~urer. Mrs. Frec:J. )t . Pleasant; Mrs. John Call, I mond Qianey, Jr ., 40 , Hunting· I The Homecoming Queen will dle Thlbet, will be Installed by Dun Oar : Mrs. ~ ton stopped and next car driv· be announced and crowned dur- outgoing pre!ident, Mrs . Danny :'· Pleasant, Rt. 1; Ketth Biggs, err lfY'1iherwood Costen. 53. Pl ing the activU.ies at half-time Yonker. Hoste!llses in addition I. Pieasanl. ~ Pleasant, slopped but the next of tile Big Blacks • Williamson to Ml'l. Proffitt are Mrs. Eddie DISCHAJ(lt:D - Mrs. Don- .vohicle. a truck . driven by High School footbell game here Rickard and Mrs. Raymond •ld Henderson, Henderson. William H. 4 'Bill .. Blain, 50, 1on Ocltber 7th. Lieving. Hogoett, !ailed to slop, knock· "'i ----"CENTENNJAL ri'ATE" Iing each car into tho ""1. ASK TO WED TO HAVE SURGERY I Blain was eited .for failure to PT. PLEASANT - A mar- WEST COLUMBIA - Mrs. Colorado hi ., popularly known ; have vef1icl~ cnder contml. Cr;~.· riage llcenH applicatlon hal Harold Lewis, West Columb~ " the "Clfaleanlai State" be-, ~ Wif treated and released been l11ued In the office of the entered the GalllpoliJ Cltldii : ause it ~ _ll!rnilted to the II ~leasant Valley Hospital for County Clerk to LeoMrd Fil· on Thursday to ondergo __tye c :uon in 11'11, the lootb ..,.. bruises about the top. The more McCirly, Jr., II, lit. I surgery. She Is the mother of ni versary t1 Amlrlcal llrde· mishap was lnvesUaated by the Pl. Pleasant, and Conal• Marie James Lewis and Mrs. Glen ~e. State Police; Schultz, 16, Rl I Leop, ThoiDpsoll, both of Mason. Swlfra Pnaim ···-~ _ .. 7h "" lwlck ~ ________ .,! -.. 79c ""• 1 PLANNING CONCERT ASSEMBLY - A Kimball Suiter, Mrs. Anne'tlscher and Jim Marti!\, CommunHy Concerts , Inc., representative;- ·are pictured working_ ron a special ~inmunily concert assembly .oyGAHS. This morning's program, "Ffam the fugue -to the Frug," proved that "Lahg Hairs are All Alike." Later in the marning , Mr. ]\(arlin presented a program at Washington SchooL ''Sliced Bacon Sale" 1No c.,. ...... IIOIIXTRA w..,; a ·--. ' 1IOP ............. .............: ~ n �e' , ' ,.,( Dedication Service i• Held Church of God Society Meets At Ouddi~gs , to-!Jlolly Sentinel, l'umeroy-Mlddtepo~l, 0., Se11t. ~~. 1811 Annual Planning Sp~clal , I Mee tl'ng W1'1/ MASON - At 1 special dedi· bn ~ervice on Sunday morn-! ' at tl•e Mason ETJB a gold , and Individual club president> l Gen. -Shennan took two eo. and •ecretarles . .Furl~tll' lnfor-1 federate caplt.fa , - . ~ 8~ ID'tlon may <be obtained by con- tGa., and ColuOttiiJI, •• C.--<1111' ' ... IJ • · 1 h " M --• Co' t E 1 hi f b •· tbt PT - PLEASANT - Th A .. .ta~ ng "'e aoou , un y . •·I ng s , amouo marc , "' · ' • n I tehaion Office. sea In the ClvD War. · So t 27f#r ...........,.......~:..iii.ii.;..~~~j;;;;..,....l L0- .-AFERS -· They're GrHI •~ · ~ cross and · candleholdel'fl Were nual Program Planning Meet- ;o;.;_~;,;;.;.;. (:.. NEW HAVEN - The IWq. man's Missionary &x;iifr of the New Haven of Gud held its Septemht"t' meetin~ l't the home of M". Nellie Dudding. The Spiritual Life J1irer- presented to the f'hurch by Mr. lng for' Mason County Home and Mrs Homer Johnson of Demonst•atlon Clubs wtU Mason. and were pl1!t'Pd on the,_ place on Tue!'.day, September : worship conlor which was buiitiZ7, at'lO a.m. at Krodel Park. . by Mr. Johnson 'T'he Reverend This meletlnR IR held annually Lester !.a•• ar 0 ..,.. lh• •Ut to provide an opportunity ,for 1 fH D on behalf of the church, and hP. representu 9 ves o ome em- 1 ta~e l Chul~h S4 99 sa 99 For School! - ' to ' ' td'k· C AA--w 8 .... tor, Mrs ..-Eieanor Davis, w~s .in tul'n presented the ~ld syni. ~ onstratlon Globs and other perin chatge of dPvotions . Her Dqls lo Mr . Jack Riley trustee.l sons to plan t~ program ror the!ijP was "Need Is My Nei~h· · . i lht! coming yMBr. ' bor.'' Mrs. F'rf'da Turlev led James LewiS, Mason. present-~ Emphasis will be giVen to During Kroger's Old · Fashioned Bargain Days Sale ! the group in prayer. The stew- ed the devotionals and lhe. Rev . lhe selection ol club lessons ardshio director , Iva Capehart, Lester Lane gave the Scrip-· and better living project£. I gave the st~wardship thought ture. Following the singing of a Persons who shouid attend I and read a potm. ,;Chairman· solo by Mr. Lewis the worship this meeting are County Home ship , service was concluded by re- Demonstration CnuncU Officers. ·\ spon~v• r~a~ Co~nty_Eom~~ Chall'llliP. Roll call was given by nam· ! ing a favorite Bible verse.' It 1 was reported that the society 1 now has 20 members, and aI roverfd dish dinner for the next mt't'ting was planned. I THI SHOE BOX In MIDDLEPORT .I'._-·-,. . .,. ·-. .. . . --lito ,...... 'IN6 Mrs. Freda Turley. publica1 tions director, wa.s in eharge of I the P':'O.gf.:m. Her theme was "Whaf ·fS' Your Opinion, Please?" The United Study Theme for f81l and ~pring i!i! "Arfluence and Poverty: Dil· emma for Christians." Refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Nellie Dud· ding, to Mrs. Capehart, Mrs. Rena Johnson, Mrs Viola I Roush. Mr.s .. Sue Erwfn. Mrs . I Blancf1 Ridenour. Mrs Frt'da Turley, Mrs. Eleanor Dtvis. Mrs. Iris ~orris. Mrs . Mary Sisk ·and Mrs. Orpha Fields Ottrer Church of . God news: I The West Virginla Wuman 's ! Mis!tionary Society of the I Church of Gud held a pra~er retreat at the JCross La11es Camp Ground hear Chorl••ton. The theme of the program was "More Like Christ." A 1 program was present~d by the .. • K~ekQff for ~oncert Season launched !Continued f~ Page 1) " Grant, Mrs._ Nancy Plymule,Robert Scmnders and • THURS.-FRI.-SAT, T. 1 SPECIAL GROUP REG. $6.98 • ALL REG. SlztS . IOOo/o COTTON CORDANA LADIES PRINTED I 'f.. ! c ellg Group ' r ' •Aut. Pattams DUSTERS eL- Discount Price ASST. COLORS I I MENS NEVER IRON CAMPUS S1l7 EACH Re11. $2.69 ! eWalst 29-36 eltag.$5.91 s eolori. Automatic electric unit guaranteed b7 tbe maker for 2 yeara. ... C Take your chalco ot ~olors - sneakers for girls and WOifteD-- Americall made- rubber soles - -el!lhloned lq soles. Big Values at ibe ROASTERS Boll.iitu. Bit enouth lor 1 17 lb. blef roul 9elf baslfn1 lypt ....mrs In IOalf loslinl blue atone -mel. · DISCOUtn' PRICE ' .''- IAVEI ~Ut-PurpoH BAYER ASPIRINS'k. tOO COUNT ,, . '..... '. \ ,. 1 :: Cant •:' : ,, 77 pll "" Aju ,.......... ---· · t:' 59c: .. -.--- Cream Pies ....Miracle -....Whip .... _.• .· - 1!... ,._....,.,II: J Is ¢ II1Gifttrltt ....... .... ..,. ....... ~ rct... .... •a: ... "'" ..,..., Hidden Magic: • p...._ ......... 8 ... 25c: 98c r... -~····· 3 ...leUaee ~----- I!Of. $1.75 .......tal Lil t ....• _ .,. .. . .- ------- 50 ... 39c >"'I h ..... 2 " ... 89t c •• Facial Tls1un >I ~- and · 88 o••••• .., I IIOIIXTRA YGP''If . . ~f1P8 ..,_ ......... 4- ~. oant 79c ••• •• •• 48 100 EX.TRA ..... -. .... ·- .......... 'IICIP ., - -~ $UOOFF G. E.-- ...- . .... - .._....,_. 'If." ..... . ......... ~ Cillo Slool!t Elrp. .t(Wis . ·). .. c ~ ........ LIM ..... . . ··•·•••••••.. &.It - ~' -• ... ...... -··· ' ' AO"'~'ii:\of~',ii_ -~ ' -1 ••, "'' • ·nt '~ .. 49c .... ,,,!.1 't ~...,798 Apples .tft~ Fnolo Prell ·-···--·- Potatoes ... '-'',~=-= ..._,..,. ·I: ,, ,. White IIOIIXTRA .... lb. f'Vwtolr I Relish IIIIo- 'fOP Ill' I U1 8f'Mi!P8 - -. - - . - - -. ,. _.49c Kleenex ZOfJ.ct. b boxu T • !I ,j -<'/ / 11-K• Mjlk - Gleelll ,__- ..... - •. f, b~{/_ ~ &.0.. ....... ____ 'ftl •• - _....... 87e 44 " ~· No.1 .._, -.. Csnrr Coffee Rec~.l9cSize ILUI STONI INAMILID 1 .' , '·' .79 3-lb. Bean Coffee ..... .......... . ...,., I lloll ........... 94 . .AND OPINING .,ICtAL Spprt Sneakers Soup . ... ;,J.I lb. lia, 63c .................. - - _$1.72 Cr* With ltaal TMn ~nd We!a WOMENS MISSES and CHILDRENS lJr,prl ... .;. _99c ·~~; Her laee changes from a amile to a JIOUI and back again. eMADE IN U.S.A. e SIZE 32A • 388 ePADDED eDISCOUNT\ SAVEl .. 59c ..,. FIG BARS 2 lit. 49CI 8,.., . . . . . . . II lllr _ _ _l . W.boJe Beef Rib ••• ~--~ ~: ~.~%.__:: .. VtiiJquid 63c Bubble Bath ~ 69e "- DOLLS FAMOUS MAID CIRCLE STITCH!D ........ .. 79c Fish Sticks ... 43c MAnEL'S FAMOUS TV DOLL CHEERFUL- TEARFUL LADIES BRAS .......... .......... lltlll Stew Beef~--, 49e Packets 99 Discount Price .. 59c: Liver .•••••• ~ •. Pork Steak •_. -... .. ....., ELECTRIC BLANKETS Choiee of pretty plain ~ " .,_- _26c FULL BED SIZE BEACON Single Coptrol Eggs ,.,... •• ttl Oeauer MEN'S QUILTED UNING COLOR- OLIVE lb. Pork Roast ,. . . .to.l... ·• '" Grade A Small Fresh Ham Plcnle Stul• or 1-Rib Loi11' li ........., .... Boraele11 • •• .. _$U3 ..... Navy TANKER JACKETS 1-# ...... _29e e Brown.Oilv• Four Vehicles Harmon. , I CoHage Cheese 21b.59c 33c .> ........ 36" FANCY FLANNELmE Are Selected Chain Reaction' 1-J44 eSmall1 Macl., Large e Low Dlacount Price D , •nt Datazgent I t 'C. 75c FLANNEL SHIRT REG. 59c , I REG. $1.99 MENS •AAI. Colol'l r..,. •Detergent ,I ·-88-- n .,.. __ ...... I: .. J LOW DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE 0 Soap 4Saucers I Candidates Wrecked in , SET I Sauer Kraut .... _.•.• 3::: 39c 16 PC. SET 4Cupo Spare Ribs loon Soap 4 B....t·Buttar Plat" ASST. COLORS FRESH CriiWn lriiHI 4 Dinner Plat" Homecomi_n·g l .. Center Cut Rib Ca1hmN11 loquW -DINNER I •• . 0 ne In]ury as 0 rops (.,. j'·f·Beno Center Cut Loin .... 39c 3 OPPOSITE EVANS SUPER MARKET 0 JCe I 37c Kwitk Krisp ••.. -. 2 :. $1.57 Coatry Qu~ ,')·· ...... :e_ 85c Serve'nSave ••.. -••••• :t. 75c Serve 'n Save •.. _.• l :-.. ~.49 Soap MIDDLEPORT 1 Lead posse 0n Man Hun t Pork Chops PalmoHvt ! stale p 1• • liquid llrvo bottle .•••• ~~:e~~!~w~~r::'an Dire~,~;~ treaSurer. Rev. Lil~ian Cn!ld-j Js. will assist with thiW week's an- captain, Mrs C. R. McGinness. Tom Cumer. / ers: and state Par]Jamrnterian, nu11l membership drive, paid Mrs. Oscnr Clarke, Mrs . d. 0. Gary Sm1th. captain csiudent Mrs . Dorothy Wh~len . The re· further tribute to lhe ·associ<' KPith Suiter. .\Irs. Eldon 0. Team! . Paula Young, Betfl treat concludM w1th Mrs. Retion and the cummunily for Wuerch. Mrs. Leonard Harris Bastiani, Ginger En:;JsQl' and · "? Johnson , ~ Nellie Dud· Out nineteen years tf1e orgari- [and Mrs Howard I. Neal. Martha Cornwell: Eldon- o. d1ng, Mr_s. Freda Turley. Mrs. zation has brought live artists Mrs. Donald Thaler, captain, Wuerch, captain (Men's Team>, Orpha F1elds. Mrs . Iva Capeof tf1e highest musical calibre 1Mr~. Merrill Evaus. Mrs . John C. R. McCinn'..'ss, Dr. Evan hart. Mrs . lri~ Morris and Mrs. to thi!= area. Rafferty . Mrs. Barry Long, C. Roderick, Dr. Lewis Schmidt, Viola Roush He d~scribed the type of en- · Mrs. James Kemp and Mrs . Lawrence Huber, Darrell ShaSERVICE BEGINS tertaining program which will George Tabil ; Mrs. rim Hick- han, Merlyn Ross, Ralph Reviva~ Services will begin on be presented here on Apr·it 10 man. caplain (.Junior Women's Crump. Cecil Devrick, H, 0 . Monday, Sept~mber 28. at the Ly the Varel and Bailly Com- Club), Mrs. Gilbert Corliss. Francis, Charles Lanham R. church. The ReV. William pany. "Chanteurs de Paris," - - - - --- 1J. Williamson and Ted RJ'd . ''Bud" R. Wilson or Blanchesand he gave the workers a I PT. Pleasant - Mrs. Ralph ter, Ohio, will be the gue-st number of helpful suggestions Crump. captain . Gene Allen, evangelist. Rev. Wilson was for conducting a successful · Mrs. Nell Connors, Mrs. Rob- former pastor of t~~ - local con· mE>rnhership campaign I ert Cruiekshank, Mrs. J. H. Far- I gre~ation . Services w~11 b~gln (\• ' '<liDS and workers who ley, Mrs. Tom fi'isher, Mrs. H. Iat 7~30 p.m. each eVftnlllg. will he calling on residents of 0 . Francis, Mrs. John Grubb There will _also be special singthe tri-county area this 'week Miss Hattie M. Jordan, Mrs: ing eac!t ni~~- Th. e "public is lnelude the following: I Rush Krodel, Mrs. Charles cordially lnvrted. Gallipolis - Mrs. Miles T. ' , . Lanham, Mrs. Fred P. Schroed· llALLY DAY F.r>ling. captain, Mrs. non Pr. PLEASANT - A man· er, Mrs . I. G, Volden and Mrs. Rally Day will be observed M s ' J hn . A E . hunt m the Hondet",on area W It w· "'"" at the NeW Ha_\oen First Church H b. . . 0 mson. r · 0 P was conducted Tuesday aftPr- a er 10 ~· G S ntl S "' · lmg. Mrs. Paul JaQuay, Mrs . b •• Sl 1 P 1 Rio Graoil..-- -Mrs. Zelma of ud ~-.-~~'- ·. eptrr!J"er ,, 21 . 1 1 0 William C1mpbell 'and Mrs. noon Y l)l'e ora_ a e !ce l Northcutt and Mrs. Clyde Sunday school begins at 9:30 . E H J , ._. -M cklachment. Sherrff and lhro'C D 1 a.m. A baslret dinner will be 1 Cl 1ares 1 . oH-r, r., rs. . d . ae. . iJ ld L' I I pt r, M . deputJOs an a conservallon olMiddl ri· -P M held in the. N!w ··l Haven Roadona 10 a a. ca an, rs. If f R F kl' epp , 'ODJ.ervy, ~ rs. Oscar Bastiani, {'4rs. Jame's Jeer or usse 11 r 3 n m Jamt!s O'Brien, c·aplain. Mrs . side Park at rlddn . · ('onnen, Mn. L. R' . Ford , Mrs. I Leach. Pleasant, who I G'bb Mrs. R'lChad The al~rrloon . ped W.f Pl. the .. 1 Ch ares 1 s, r . service . will W. 8. SpaM and Mrs . John esca rom c~nly J31 1I Martin and Mrs~ Peari:Reyn- begin at 2:30 There ~ill be a C· t last Saturday. T~e off1cers were M _ N Jia M. RUest speakM --and '-speo\al sing· ,Jr Y . ' heavily armed and employed the ! asoa ew ven- :s. E 1 Th Mrs Op1e Marcum. captain. . . Nolan Swackhamer, capta.m, tna. veryone ls we come. ere Mrs A Kimball Suiter, Mrs.· ,use o~ w~lkl~ talkieS In t : e j Mrs. B. G. Roush and )toss will be no evening o;ervice at I Lewis Schmidt. Mrs. garf Mills. bsearc · ed acth washrhepor e .~ Frey. 1M church due to these other e arm WI a 1g powern~ 1 k lc M1ss Calhenne Hayward. Mrs 'rn Tf1 1 t 1 " h f .1 All captams and wor ers are serv es . 31 l-:utwl'\ WoU and Mrs Charles rd e.l e nt ensLve .hearc - j reminded that they must repurt - - - -I ___ - ·- _ _ _ e o 1ocae eac Th sd PT PLEASANT 0 1 Leach had been a pnsoner in :s~o~ etr proJfesS ~ W' ay. LJVRsTOCK S.\LES CO. the county tall awatlmg tnai Oll ' I PT. P,U;iiiANT, w.. VA. tile leiouy charge of rape and ' _ I Sohlrday, Sept. 17, 1!66 11"-'1 ~ two mls<lemeanD' charges, one ! HOGS - 175 to 220 21 to 22.· 1\Uto of contributing to delinquency 511; Heavies 19 to 21.25 : F'at ; of mmor and lhe other an 'asSows 17 to 19; Pigs J1 to IS. ' uu charge. The ''~"'and con- , CATTLE- S~ero 19 .50 to 24.· . tributing charges both concern ! 40: Heifers 18.90-o 1: Fat .. I a 14-year-oid wson County ICows 17 to 19.5 ' . rs 1110 PT PI.EASI\NT - Tit• S~•r- 1 ,g~rl I to 16.80; Buj}s 20 ' 22.60; dl , Oepartment lnve,tigated a , PT. PLEASANT --"Homecor:,. Stock Steefill9.50 to 26: Slod< ''" ' "' mishap Oll _lll 11 Tues I ing candidates for the title ot ' Heilers 17.50 to 22 .110 ; Stock :J ., v f'v rnlng ln}urmg one p~r.1006 Homecoming Queen ~ve ! Ste~r Calves 22 to 33.10 : Stock ~~111_ ::tnd propertv damage was I been selected at Point Pleas- I Helfer Calves 21 to 25.40 . ''("'"(ed at $8511 I1 ant Hi h School. The Homecom- VEAL CALVES-:-- Tops 34: Tlu' mtshap necurred whPn a , ing ~et'n will be · selected Seconds 33.50; Medtum .28 to 31.r: lr driven by James Rader. 50. from the tf1ree senitr student 30: Common & Heavies 23.5tl ,,,.,, w Va .. dropped off the candidates who are: Marjorie to 33.50: Baby Calves 10 to 44 . •e • ,, of tht hlthway cauSJng Yost, daughter ol Mrs . Kath- Total of Sale $81.319.62. Num· h,. dri ver lo lose control. slnke E S NT ealves y t A b kl M"kk. Nl ber of buyers 73. Veal ----'-~ k PT. PL A t\ - A 1our I1een os. r uc: e; 1 1 •• h ttl 1 ss (j tellt '4! an_d go over an ~uuMO - v.. hicle mi:;;hap al n:Jlllnqlis bert. daughter of Mrs. Betty were c eaper; o er c a es , 0 p. m. TDeS· Lo u N'be nwut l'ommg to a halt m a hog Ferry, Rt. 2, at ":3 d Street . PI . were steady to strong. 1 r 1, 22 n l'~"' n . lh D b· da~ resulted in minor injury to Pleasant and John Nibert of TO INSTALL OFFICERS A passenger m e car. e d · Ch -•~ d 1 d. ..,... ~ k- ·• ~ -,~ Ruder. 14. was treated and one person an approxlmale1Y an.::stoo : an .. y Ia '";'o Je MASON- Officers of the Mar~ lt>CJsed at Pleasant Valley , $4000 prop~rty ~a~age. . Stephens. Rt. 2 Pt. Plea. ant. son Mothers ~ub will be lnsti!IlH( ,-;pita l re rted suffering from : The cham reactwn ~eel dent I Attendants selected . are JUft· ed during a candlelight service po I occurred when a car dnven by Jor attendant . Becky Ntbert. dau- Ulis Wednesday 8 , the home of 1 ("Ul w ussmn. Pauline M Krimm . 31. Gall i- 1ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale 1\jj- Mrs. · James ~Ritl, Mason. polis Ferry, stopped in the I bert ol Apple Grove and soph.. The president Mrs. Blll Cook Plc:asant VaUey Hotpltal I. south right Jane of traffic to more attendant, Vickie Rainey, viee president: M~ . Eddie Rick: 1 make a left turn and the fol -; daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Doug- ard secretafy Mrs. Edward ADMITTED - Larry Hodges, 1 lowing car driven by Ham - l ias Rainey. Gallipolis Ferry. Ry~n and t~a~urer. Mrs. Frec:J. )t . Pleasant; Mrs. John Call, I mond Qianey, Jr ., 40 , Hunting· I The Homecoming Queen will dle Thlbet, will be Installed by Dun Oar : Mrs. ~ ton stopped and next car driv· be announced and crowned dur- outgoing pre!ident, Mrs . Danny :'· Pleasant, Rt. 1; Ketth Biggs, err lfY'1iherwood Costen. 53. Pl ing the activU.ies at half-time Yonker. Hoste!llses in addition I. Pieasanl. ~ Pleasant, slopped but the next of tile Big Blacks • Williamson to Ml'l. Proffitt are Mrs. Eddie DISCHAJ(lt:D - Mrs. Don- .vohicle. a truck . driven by High School footbell game here Rickard and Mrs. Raymond •ld Henderson, Henderson. William H. 4 'Bill .. Blain, 50, 1on Ocltber 7th. Lieving. Hogoett, !ailed to slop, knock· "'i ----"CENTENNJAL ri'ATE" Iing each car into tho ""1. ASK TO WED TO HAVE SURGERY I Blain was eited .for failure to PT. PLEASANT - A mar- WEST COLUMBIA - Mrs. Colorado hi ., popularly known ; have vef1icl~ cnder contml. Cr;~.· riage llcenH applicatlon hal Harold Lewis, West Columb~ " the "Clfaleanlai State" be-, ~ Wif treated and released been l11ued In the office of the entered the GalllpoliJ Cltldii : ause it ~ _ll!rnilted to the II ~leasant Valley Hospital for County Clerk to LeoMrd Fil· on Thursday to ondergo __tye c :uon in 11'11, the lootb ..,.. bruises about the top. The more McCirly, Jr., II, lit. I surgery. She Is the mother of ni versary t1 Amlrlcal llrde· mishap was lnvesUaated by the Pl. Pleasant, and Conal• Marie James Lewis and Mrs. Glen ~e. State Police; Schultz, 16, Rl I Leop, ThoiDpsoll, both of Mason. Swlfra Pnaim ···-~ _ .. 7h "" lwlck ~ ________ .,! -.. 79c ""• 1 PLANNING CONCERT ASSEMBLY - A Kimball Suiter, Mrs. Anne'tlscher and Jim Marti!\, CommunHy Concerts , Inc., representative;- ·are pictured working_ ron a special ~inmunily concert assembly .oyGAHS. This morning's program, "Ffam the fugue -to the Frug," proved that "Lahg Hairs are All Alike." Later in the marning , Mr. ]\(arlin presented a program at Washington SchooL ''Sliced Bacon Sale" 1No c.,. ...... IIOIIXTRA w..,; a ·--. ' 1IOP ............. .............: ~ n �... :.... _ ._ .. . __ __.......... -~---....... ·, I -..::....-------·---..:....-.-. ....:.:...... . . . . . .;. _,..... .... , ) THE Get-Extra,Cash The Want Ad Way Business Services I ' - 12-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Nlddleport, W4N1 AD I o. Sept. 21, - 1968 I' Real Est•te For Slle For Slle - - ·- - · S STANDS of beeS, 1 coon EXPIRIINCED (i~a u••D1.1•11 I bound. s~l traps, new and . . o., •Monlillv o..IIIM trll A Ill\ uaed, wire fur stretchero, ani· C:ANCU.. AliOMI mal lures and scents. 16 gauge POI\IEROY - l stocy frame S eo .. ICTIONI ! Wll• Dl IU.IIt'l'lll uMit ... ... M. 1 browning automatic. 22 pump, rooms tZ bedrooms), modern Fo• an .. ._.,...._ M50 SPORT II ONI OP fHE • nn:ITY Remington, 32 special Marlin, lrath and shower in basement, ' •a(jUI. a flO Ill end · BOBCAT 12 gauge single barrel, Iver- modern kitchen wilh buill in NICIST PIOPUI CALL 'I'IM I"UDhlftO! ,. . . . ,..... " ' - fttM to o11111 01 ,.11<1 '"" . . . . . . . . range and oven1 Parking Johnson~ for sale cheap, Mar$2395 ob oectoon•b• irron .....,. .. 1965 CHEVROLET SPRINr DICK RAWLINGS rope>"HI lllllftRIItello rtM - ' on Fur Agency, N. Brown St. space. $'1,500. Bel Air Wa¥on, 3 seats, low milea~e by 1 owner, power 1111>• • "''" nol 1M r••• 111~11: ._., steerinJ, 32 V8 engine, ort.ainal t res e"""a 100d, air level mart '"'" ,._ UIC~ ,....,..... Ma•on, W. Va. Ph . 773-5296. )'OMEROY - 4 room lrarne (2 control shocks. radio & beater, &reen finish. bedrooms), bath, lh basement Rlwlings Honda Sales 92161C ••ni.• Phone 992·2143 storm windows sod doors ~o• •iV.ftl All . ." ' " WY Z.2151 • c;;tn • ,., iNOr'O . . . lltM,..., Pomeroy $2295 flY 2-2193 Pcnneroy, 0. 1965 CHEVROLET MIDDLIPORT OHIO LARGE Warm Momlng Heat- needs some repair. Bargaln, Mtnu,.um cno,. 10 Mftft n ''"" .,., ..n1 .., 111r. c!m~ata Hardtop. Locally 0\Vned and only 12,000 mll01, 6 • rola, 100 lb. capacity in gocd $5,1100. ..~:uti'" ,....rtiCNII eyl nder, power steering, Spotless fawn interior, beautiful I MILE FROM DEXTE H - 80 ;~!:!:5~!:!:5~~: 1M pt• ctnt DttoOOUnt an • • lOt oondiUon. Ph. 742-4245 maroon tinlsb. Radlo aDd beater. tno tCit palO 'lllftlltn II . . acres nice laying land, uoder 9 21 3lp SELLING OUT , .. ltD OF ll'l .. ltll:l 6 OlllU IIU 11.2' ,., 5t _,... miniMUM- l d fence, large barn, othe r build· tddltton.. worCI 11 OHICI .. ou•s J OIJVE GRANGE has a build· ings, dairy set up, 10 stanch· e2 USED CARS LEFT 1:30 A M ro \:00 P I'll. Oollt I ions, 1% story, 7 room frame ing for sale at Keno Contact ePARTS lor OUTBOARD IIIUFdiY lilG .. Ill\ to 11101 liiHfl IT'to IO li!Ail' j WPdnP111day Murl Taylor, Glennie Mil- house (4 bedrooms), cellar, MOTORS OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. All New RaaTator SliOp TO P'lACII A «l"Ul I PROOUCIN. $8.1100. e BOATS & MOTORS hoan or Everett Sisson. PAS'I PHJ>;SJD~;NT~ ol tht WAN1 AD eCor e Truck eHaater Albert M. Cox, Bro ker eBOAT rAINT 9 21 3tp Amf.rh ~ an l.~gj,),.. " '' • i ll PHONE WY 2-2156 SaleoIDBD eTOOLS Core • Bulldozor I . . Henry Cleland, meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. 9112-3110 111166 Chevy Stepslde, automat~c eAny (ypo See At at the hOme oi •vJJ ... , H~I'<Ht.J ~\ 111 F Evenln s 992-2568 or 992-3836 I n Lo•f and nu d _, For Rent I Sale or Trade , transmossoon , pOEltracllo ,. g dermuth. Metropolitan Motors WIIITE BEAK water sk• be- - -· . . f i ~-, side mount spare. Millhonel 9 21 3tc l . d 5 VERY nke D room unfurmshed 1GAS reRU1ators or net ura gas, Sohio, Tuppers Plains, 0. ' .-- <~_ 21 .. Mlddloporl 0 CHEST Ell COMMU~ITY ll Evenings and Seturdoy IIH"t'n ar me an vracuse. f . h FOR 0 ~· • H11 l'rueser Rt 1 · Minersapar<m•nt In Mlddlcpon . ( alii also 400 It o I me gas ' 9 21 Jtp SALE R TRADE - 6 Homemakers c'lub wdl meet ·-···vi.lle. ohio ' . . 9 20 3tp Walter Crooks, 992.:J63L II pipe, sell reasonable . or room house and bath on main Wcdn ~sday Hl 1 p. m "t !he 9 21 tic Lrade for Hereford Heofer 1r· $ hlghway in Minersville, Ohio 0 OUnCf S Mrs ..John Roso-. R"t'"" · s,•w2295 calves of equal value. Elber J19615 BU1ICedK 2 dr H· rd Top V: II trade for a 1966 automomg classes Will ,. diS''Ii<'Pd . us arr . a bucket. bll e m . good con dition or WI·u GNotice 4 ROOM house with bath. I Johnson Rl. :c.,' P01nero) . <J · fhia car vhJs. smart 1:11 ,•. . quo ta tl on from REU·1 and <;Chedules will be givt.'n for ~~CI NG-:: Square and rouod ; Ph. 9112-3223. 9 21 3tc Bailey Run Road. i 21 3tp •eats and power steering. trade for a farm. Write Ray- ~ l'ER tNSUI!ANCE AUENl'V , oth•~ lesson s thmll~h lhP ~X ­ t'\'NV Saturday nigh! 'v\ollli.es-j -I Auto. trans. ~e can hi gh~~ mond E. Brown, 755 Stelzer INC. before· renewinB VOIU A Boo!Ster meeting to b~· held tenswn Service. recomme.n_d th1s car to be m Ro d St 247 Col b 19 auto insurance We may be \'ill€' American Legion Hall. f ROOM small lurnish ed house For 5a Ie top cond1t10n. a . • urn us • m Marietta on NovembP.r 9, ROCK SPiliNGS llmnema k 9 21 atp in Mason. Ph. Pomeroy 992! 1964 PONTIAC $1995 Ohio. 9 21 Gtc lble to •••e you money. crs Club will me(lt Wednesdily ==-c-=--o--c-~cC • 21 a•· SINGER SEWING MACIITNE Was $2!95.00. Star Chier 4 8 2 II< was announced when Thcodor3872 us Council Daughters o! Amcr- at 1 p. m. at tht' 11om~ ot Mrs. HAM SHOOT at Robert Hill · ' ~ dr. Sedan. This oar is a beau·' · This machiDe equipped to tiful blue original finish, and 6 ROOM house with bath, hot 1 MITOMOBILE -insurance been ica mel Monday evefling at the ~ Raymond Cole, L<~urel Cl ii'l Fi.lrm off Ra( ..le . Bashan ITRAILER, Brown's T r a i I e r zig ~.ag, make buttonholes, was owned by one of our and cold water, Letart Falls, I cancelled' Lost yoLJr operat· IOOF hall. 1\oad. Road, Sept. 25 startmg at 12 ~ Court, Minersville, 0 . Phone darn, etc. Pay $5.50 per faithful Pontiac customers. It 0. General J . Hall, Letart or•a license? call WY '2-Z966 p m. Sponsored by the Ra- 992 _33,u tc l th or pay balance due has power stPering & hrakes, Falls, 0 _ __9_ 21 ltp 1 councilor, pre- BOSWOHTU COUNCIL, No. 9 15 12 1 mon • 1 t•" lie dDean Barnitz, 9 21 ..-"~ ~. and Hydramaik. d t he mcetmg · opened 46, Royal and Select Mastel's, (.' lilt' ,c·ore Dep1. sl ed an $51.511. Ph. 9112-3218. 9 I8 6tc BLAETTNARS DOUBLE 5 rooms and batfl in ritualistic lorm. Reported Ill will hold its stated a<>emhly on ROOM house and bath Pomeroy, Ohio I and 3 rooms ar 1 Dl'llh, mod- I w~re Edythe Ryther in Holzer Wednesday at 7:3U p. m. f'~I Lt!ure: St., Polll€roy. Ph. 992- STEREO RADIO =--1966 ern, 464 South 4th Ave., MidHospital, Alice Fisher in Meig, lowmg the Council mectmg the 9 1~ ~ . nut oonsole model. R a ;~~ ~....~................,....... I' $293. dleporl, 0. Small down pay- I • • General Ho•pital and Eva Des- . Pomeroy Council No. 811 Royal ' I equipped with twin speaker! ssuer at home: Gladys Cuckler Arch Masons will cor.ter the 3 ROOM apattment and bath, 1 system. 4 speed changer p · PUPPIES, mixed cocker and ments, balance on land conL a k e1 , os home from ho•potal. Betty mark master. degree _on sevPh. lfi.25 per month or pay· b:r. French poodle. Ph. 992-2071. tract Write 1480 furnished, Middleport. Of The Quelity You -•9 20 6tp D · Col b o c I The combmed Circles of the D•.nny has a b•by boy born eral candidates All oflrcer> ana t 12 tic 992-3874. nve, um us, · tHl ar· Rutland M thodlst WSCS --,-" · anre due $88.08. Ph. 992-3218, - - - - -- --'-Will Value For rol Johnson. 9 21 6tp 1 e September 18. Margaret Seiden- companions are urged to bt 9 I8 &tc TO GIVE AWAY 'j THREE and four room furnish1 Kiltena. I met recently at the chu~ch abel reported on vlsltmg Fannle present. Re!reshmeot• will h•· A Lifetime ALL-Aluminum house traUer, l Phone Luther Friend, Bash7 ROOM house aod lot In Langs, Wilh a potluck a!nner opemng McNamee. :served. ed !llld unfurnished apan oleeps 4, hot and cold water,: an, 949-3'100. 9 20 3tp ville, running water in house, I the meetmg. Mrs. Jacob SchollThe first official letter oi l WINDING TRAIL Garden 12 8 tfr ments. WY "-54M with bathroom. Priced to first $1,500 takes it. Phone lng, vtce president, was '" Elizabeth Halberg, state coun- club ' will meet Wednesda y at FOUR ROOM lurnisbed aparl •ell il sold soon. Clyde Law- FORCED air Luxaire coal fur- 9112-6909. 9 20 61c charge. cilor, was read. Sbe announc· 8 p. m.- at the home ot Mrs. Pomeroy WY 2-2475 ment W'l l-38511. • 14 ltc renee, Long BoUom, . Obio; nace. Phone Chester 985-3970. --- ~ Rev . .Chester Lemley gave the ed her motto for the year is, LJoyd Moore. Slides on civic ;9 II lip . 9 20 3tp HOUSE FOR SALE. See at de•ollons ..and program on the "Have Faith," and her slogan, beauti!ication will be show n. 4 ROOM apartment with bath !185-3854. yearo : 314 Hamilton Street, Middle- topic of, World Wide Com- "Compassion for Othors." She ' SYRACUSE TH!Hil Wewws· in Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992-5385. QUARTER horse, bay, ,9. 5PECIAL PROGRAM munlon. .Mro. C: 0. Chapman asked that they be displayed in day Homemak ers Club w1ll meet 9 11 tfc old, also bay pony mare, due TEMCO ga• heater, 13,000 BTU port, or call !192-5324. EXPANDED One thermostat, will heat small 9 9 tic 1gave an mte~lmf report on the hall each meeting. The com· Wednesday, Sept. 21. at 10 o· NICE 4 rooms aod bath ur. to colt, also haJ for sale. house or 4 or 5 rooms, $30. lhe ~cent Offocers Workshop mission of Margaret Seidenabel clock prompt, at the home ol IBM I furnished apartment, Middlesow, bred. Ph. 992-7931. 10 Mtddleport. 8 6tp Phone 949-2891. 9 20 3tc GAYNELL WISE property on as Council deputy wa 0 read. Mrs. Linda Ferrell. Program 9 1 port, Ohio. Pb. 992-3874. Computer Programmint 1 108 Butternut Ave. Pb. 992- The secretary, Mrs. Howard A communication was read planning will be !he subject ot Oat• Proces1ing 8 3 tic PIGS, lllarvln ·Stone. Rar n;·1~ Our Own Po-roy 5293. 7 22 lie Birchfield, gave a report of the from Edllh Wakely, district dep- the day. All old membero are Ktv Punch .. Burrouvh• 9 t8 ville Road/ Writ• or Call Coll•ct THREE and tour mom fur LANDMARK prevrous meetmg .•nd treasurer, uly. She announced the Booster asked to bring a new member. - - --· (Area Code- 614) oished 8partmeots. All utili· 1964 ALCOA house traller• 5511 3 meeting which will be held in All Syracuse and •urroundin• BusiiiiiSS Service• Mrs. George White read 224-4175 Phono WY 2-Z17l tie. patti. 10, 4 ft. extension on living tbank you note from lhe EmerLegion Hall in Marietta with a community homemakers ore Metropolitan Schools Rowley and Reed After 6 room and same on ki tcbea, 67 North High Street NOW IN FULL SWING CURTISS Breeding Service, a gency VIet Nam AppeaL dirmer at 6 p.m. before th e welcome. Covered diSh lum·11 Columbus, Ohio p. m. cali w~ 2-3574. owned by William Boyer , red Come In •nd R•gister choica or 180 nulls io 18 dairy Mrs. AUce ~prouse was bon~ m~ting. Reservations for the , at noon, with ead' hrin~ing "A• S"n on TV" 4 s 111: and whlte, below Drive-ia,. ~~Tc~·R~~=r=~r and beef breedl. For servtce ored with ~ellan~s showeJ dinner which Is $1.90 are to be U.eir own tabl(' serv icE". 9 I6 file FrHzor at ;;. Dial Parker's 992-2264 afte~ whlch lhe meetrng was made with Iva Stacey by No- . THURSDAY WAMS Trading Post aod An- , 2 'lOOM trailer, natural gas, Mason, W. Va. t1que Store moved to a new ! waler, all utensils furnished, NEW 1!167 DV170 Duo boat Pomemv or !l.'\5-~824 Chester. adjourned. ._., '' v<mber 7. WOMEN'S ASSOCJATTON ol location, now at Cross Roads I close to store and close to with OMC 120 Steru drive, 1 • POMEROY 9 4 301< · • Mrs. Wakely also announced the Middleport ~irs! PresbytcrJunction 124 and state r.oute my home phone Ill use, will now on display , Sch warzel 99?-?181 WITH ' COLD WEATHER a meeting of dislrict officers, ian Church Will meel Thur;1 ,! : 8 •· 143 on Rutlallll Road. Phone rent to couple or private per· Marine , Hockingport, 0 . 9 tate officers, past state ofli- day evening, Sept. 22, at the l2tc ~ J1ck W. Carsey, Mgr. heat. crirkf>l:-. snlrlt-r:& oth cers and deputies for October church at 6:30 p. m. Program 918 tfc 742-446!. 9 18 son Ph 843-2600, Portland, 0 . er insects will be coming In· · 1ea der w111 be M"· Thoma• 23 at 2 p.m. at rupp•r• p 1am•. 9 9 tic C'LF:AN Your rugs for less than s:ide \lour homt• where 1f '~ K 11 od d tl 1 1 d 11 Wanted MODERN 2 bedroOm homO, lc a ft. with Lustre Foam. DON'T pUm~ your sluggl•h aep- warm. Protect your nome to practice for the Booster meet- e Y a evo ona ea er WI ...- pool dealers, In- ground, Pomeroy, 0. Pli. 99Z-Z!IIl3 day Electric shampooer rental li< tank. Get Klealf-'Em-AII th A B ing, Those 'attending are to take be Mrs. Charles Shumaker .. Ht>S· S..." 1·" I t•c tank cleaner Land from these pests wl RA . 0 a covered dish and own table lesses lor the potluck . drnner 1 1595 and up . Cntact Fox or 992-37112 evenlnp $1, Ebersbach Hdwe . Pome- sep • available at King Bulldero · 11 b Mr Th R M • • •• ~ 0 9 t• 61 k Farm Bureau . I service for an early evening wl e s. omas ue, rs. Pools, Inc. !895 Wbltelordy • - ~ roy, · • c 1 M Ph 11 Staff Sgt. Homer Oliver War- meal Russell yons, iS! y i• R5~a~3·24\.'ork, Pa. Phon9 el8(71157tp) : DAILY C R 0 S S WO R0 It . ed that the' Joachim Mrs Roscoe File .ru ner, Jr., 38, of Ki&Aimmet!, Florwas annoWlC • • ' a, Air Force, retired, died books of the Council are to be Mrs. Dale Walburn and Mrs. Id A.OROSHt oows lG. Noc th r1 t.. Bethel Coleman. 1. Carrie l. To tend turnal saturday, Sept. 10 in Williston, audited before e ne mee Chapmon oo one "Y" Fl Jng. 'The lravelin!! prize donal- ROCK SPRINGS Grange will 5. Storm point 17. Brightly a. _.... meet Thursday• at 8 p·m· A "· was ,·n At-r Polr'ce wo·th the ed by W'mona cook was awouu8. Under8ea 2. Chekhov colored zx: program wilt be presented bv ••tecto> 3. Small tn ..,., U. S, Air Force lor 12 years ed to Elizabeth Campbell. The . .- ' BOY or GIRL, 10. Zola mountain 19. CaiPn and was a veteran ol the Kor- deputy' announced that this is the men. Refreshments wtll be In Rutlend To ,12. Book· lake ••• ean conflict. He was born Jul•~ COilllUlution we.ek CONSERVATION keeper' a 4. Attempt abpi and0a asked Th servCIULed.D notation !'i. Detereno~..·.:. brevi a7 lt21 in Racine Ohio and Uv· members to diS ay gs, e th C I Earn Money .,d Prizes 13. Met.Jeol 6. Correcl ti.. ~ I K' I , I lh st meeting closed In regular form. League wl11 meet at e o lvnDelivering The Dolly }¥riting 7. Enc ircle 20. Conjun<:· Ye.terda,-'• Au.-e.. n ISS mmee ;r ~~a bia Gas Co. office Thursday. at Sentinel to estebllshld H . Shakes8. OtherwiB~ tton Jt. Eyelash:ea 31h years, coming rom an7:30 p.m. ...,... •. u.s. n.,., 21 , End• Jl. Name do. . ' RIVERVIEW GARDEN Club Route river con1trucu. Swooned 33. Viper He is survived b~ hiS Wtfe, will meet Th1.11·sday evenJng, CALL 992-2156 ~::~~";', ~":'tahon ;: ~::::'.:.':" ~~.;:-::~,;om•~ Lou!Je Smith of Kissrmmee, for· aSS ~ts Sept. 22,7:30 p.m., at the home I...,,...,,...,,...,,...,"':',...,...,"':'...,..' Hogan 11 . Evu: u correct 36. DJp out Dlfrly of Sarasotaj a son, Stevof Mrs. Ronald Osborne, with 0 Uelp W•ntecl 17, Poet poet :Ill. Sott d•lnk 38. Apron top en; a brother, Arthur Thomas; 0 Mrs. Harlls Frank as co-hos!~ 18. a shtter, Mrs. Clarence (Inez) Mro. Ralph Robson entertain· ess CAR HOPS wanlet now. Mutt 11. Fl.., Roy, aod parents, Mr. and Mrs. ed the Loyal Helpers claS9 of ' FRIDAY be 18 or older. Apply in per....,.tor Homer Warner Sr., all of Ra· the Syracuse Methodist church PAST MATRON's Club of son. Crow'o Steak House, 20 . !~~';' cine. Monday evening at her home In Evangeline Cltap!A!r, OES, Mid· Pomeroy. I II lfc 23 . Wadln&' Funeral services were held Minersville.. . dleport, will meet Friday even· bird Tuesday, Sept 13 at 3 p.m. at The meetmg, '". charge ol 1ng al lhe Masoolc Temple in Wlntecl To Buy 25. the Hawkins Funeral Home Mr•. Robson, prestdent, opened Middleport, at 7,30 p. m. Ho•· -. - in- - -bio 27_0 .,.,., Chapel, 135 N. Lime Ave.; with with Psalm 23 In unison. Devo- tesses are Mrs. Fielding Hawk· 0 STANDING limbe 211- Small the Rev. Charles H. Beal of lioos taken tr.m Matthew 5:311- los and Mrs. JBck BechUe. or West Vlrjlnla. or old nall Bay Haven Baplisl church 48 were led by Mrs. Royal Tilt> farms with Umber. Marton 30- Nickat: officiating. Inlenn<nt was at mas who also gave a reading, WAHAMA mGH School will Reynolds, Box 77, Syrocuae, 31 . ~.; the Sarasota Memorial Park. How Many Times, and closed sponsor an after 1ame dance 0. 9 IB 102tp 32.lletal Attending services from tbla wrth prayer. Friday night following lhe OLD COINS and paper curreo- 38· ~:;~, 1 area were Mr. aod Mrs. Hom- A reading "When God Speaks Wahama • Ravenswood fool· cy in nice condition, malerial u . stale er Warner, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. in Whi•per," was glven by Mrs. ball game from 9 p. m. to 11 before 1900 especially want- a7.1:Adc• Arthur Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winebrenner. During the p. m. <EST) at the Wahama ed, paying current prleeo, . Clarence Roy, all of Racine, and short business se9Sion !I was vot High Gym. The Jays will emconfidential. Send 118! to: <O. Loated Mrs. Woodrow Brown, Charles- ed to contribute toward I b e cee. Cash Inc., P. 0 . Box 648, /ol. Romain ton, W. Va. material lor eboir loll. THE MIDDLEPORT Athletic Mason. W. Vs_ B I l2tp t2. Hive A dessert course was served Boosters will 9p011sor 1 rum· 11 ANTIQUES, Furniture, marb!A! dw' ''" Blli.TBDAYBIONOBED by Miss Eleanor Robsoo and mage oale Thuroday and P'rldsy, top tables, d111bes. cut glass. DAILY ORYP'l'OQUOTE - llen'a lrow le won It: Mr•. Lewla Hudson, assisted Mrs. Paul Kloes, datllhtero of Sept. 22-23 In lire Fry Plumbing miscellaoeous Items. Lee 4 J: Y D L B 4 4 J: a by Mrs. Kdtie Yco.mg, .recently Mrs. Robson, to Mrs. Otvllle building tin MID st. Co-chair· Rudisill, 1111 IAIIor> Terrace, ta L o N a r 1: L L o w honored Miss Jearr YoiDig, Crooks, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Mel: men are Mrs. Wlllflm Aull and One tetter otmply •tando for another. Ii """Pt• lo ....r Lewis Hodson, and' Robert Ball· vln Grimm, Mrs. William Elch- Mrs. John Krawsczyn. _P_o_m _eroy. _Ohio. - 1_11_30t_P for the three L'o, X fOI' the two o· •. etc. "'"".. letten, ...... ey on their birlhdaya wltb maer, Mrs. Helen Damewood, vJng arlleles ftlr pickup Fer · Rent alt .._ homemade lee CJWD, cake, Mra. Houdaobelt, Ml'l. may coolacl Mrs • .JamH Pullen t TRAILER spaces. Ph-:-892. and coffee. · Winebrenner, Mrs: Damall Far- or Mrs. ~ Sauer. " onro..~ A"-'"'" were"·- Rou!lt, reD, and .....Is, Dt!bble Jlartb. . SA'i'VBDAt 543:1. 9 211 3tc .......... -·· - Rev. and Mrs. THE ~OMEROY Band llo!Jit. CSCKZ TNA H DXQU X T CK H QX c C!Hton; Mr. and I(J!. Joe Man- bac:lr and·lbe INf-ORMATION • ....... ,.......... ®'- Pomerov - Motor r"o. Cuelrlu I ltf WHEEL ALIGNMENT I Blaettnars I @ .............. HONDA SAlfS & SERVICE HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES I BRAKE SERVICE ,· I r. BLAmNARS 1 fA SERVICE -NAMEJ.~, CL-AIM !t>.G - -- - - - SUTEfi f.'\jiH..R tr YaJ '/ Are Invited to 1 ~ MeRE PCTIVE lw KIN!f .. GASUI.IN! ALLEY WU?f IIJ niE MIDST OF AIJ t:('()I.X)MIC IIJ• I bou.:)ht : ':-: FLAIIOf.l ! THE COST Of L/VIIv'G IS SOAAIIJ~! TI<EO SJTVATIOIJ IS eKQMIIJ(!, $€RIOUS: I d1·i-Je ~roun;l E~r,;~pe !e;t 'umrner! ! .............. Rut/and WSCS Circles Hold Dinner Meeting HiE BORN LOS! 11 By ART SAf\ISOM . DICK i'RACY 0 GROVER'S STUDIO _) 1 ), _,..- 1' , ,fCI<L~S •=========-.\ I ~RT '-----y I ·----- - ~R~ IIJ \'tlUR 00\IEJ(tJMEtJT I Booster Meeting ===="'' PtOPLE GOIJfVA H~VE llJ TAl'£ 1 WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS lv HOWIE SCHNEIDER f.Ek I M!l!k D fA C - , __ J.lE I -=========:::::,11 - -;, ' ~'·""'·'~··'" ,, • •,1 , .. _,·,; AND HIS FRIENDS By MJ;RRILL BLOSSER l --·f!.J A""· 'li-IIS 6 A ,',IE.W . -...-"1~-~BOR. Qj: MINE· f-4lS \J P..r.• E \rJ T1uER.. ,I ., ...,,...... J SWEEPSTAKES LITTLE ORI'HAN ANNIE w:, 1:. • I ' I I I THASSA crFICE, Ot.,jJ"' WAIT5 KEITH GOBU FORD - PROCTIC ING 'LI.YtlliiTION'' CAN MAKE PEOPLE FL'f !! SOtiAL RADIATOR Pomeroy Motor Co. - YIILLE~I NOi !;NTIR~W· ANV' ~AN ~AS TO COH<:SIDEQ f-lOW <; UC~ A STEP WILL AFFEC1 ~ . VE':N NFAR A~EAR TO mnr , 1 !-liM· NOT JUST 1-HS Service For Ret"wed Air p }"Iceman QWI'\ I 7 WANTED Syracuse C/ M Church At R bson Hom e. I ::,auon -:::;r ' /fOWINCE? ' I ::Jr.:'... thl• A :'..":io '::. =thtot"t::.r::':r"!:.t... - ..... t ROOM apar'tmem wllh batb. 8 9 11c Ph. !192-3118. i - ROOM modern bouse with bath, full life baseinent and In garage, avaiJable (DDW, ..... . fed on MidNe" H.-• ~ way Drive, will .nat reasonoble. Pb. ·f82.211i2. ' 19 6tp D w T H cuI Lz 0 91 Jl xpA H r N 4 •• E ' - 0 XKK T c Yeo,.rdaJ'a er"""uoto• HAVI: WI: •ATI:N OK THI: IN· SANE ROOT THAT TAKI:S THI: RiWION PRIBOIIIIIT :II 1<. ~HAU8PEARE .. a-. JUII; ....... .. ?lcn'\ JM.) Anyone ! 11...L... TAKE ADVANTAGE 01' 'lOUt:! t'WEE wnnam uel and sons, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Yourll and ctaugb, ter, Mr. lnd Ml'l, Robert BID· ey and Bobby, lAng Bottom; Mr. and Jlln. Searles, Flalwoodl; Mlsi.'. Biu.J , lllae Roll, qre.Jtire, .t,lll!l !l1fl honor· ed fJU!'ll, .Jean, Lewll, ~Rob- HoW-1 ert. . ' era wifi sponsor a ltls~ school danee pari)> lltll S.~Y nl&ht ENIIOU.S JN ~ at the. PomeroY .' Hiib Scltool J~ 'llbfte, II!!D of !oft. and ID'D1 frllll1 8,to U p, m. Eytry· Mrs. George Wlillf 'l nd ~ 19611 ode Is weJ®me. . · , lfliduale of ~llllld H~fh '_ . . -- - ·-:.l.iioool....l - ...""'-o-u.lo. Bull. tiJIO' IDd 11 llso Sc!ll!"l, 1111~ .......,..., • lor ~L,., ·I ness .College. In ~llle on 1~ t1nit =y~ of Good SepL &. Hi ill IIU'Oiletl In JliJI. samatlla!l . . ~ AL'I'Et:!ATION&! Wendell G. Stutler. . ' o/41~ .' t-11 . . .. i~ .. • v.I\-I:M ~ �... :.... _ ._ .. . __ __.......... -~---....... ·, I -..::....-------·---..:....-.-. ....:.:...... . . . . . .;. _,..... .... , ) THE Get-Extra,Cash The Want Ad Way Business Services I ' - 12-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Nlddleport, W4N1 AD I o. Sept. 21, - 1968 I' Real Est•te For Slle For Slle - - ·- - · S STANDS of beeS, 1 coon EXPIRIINCED (i~a u••D1.1•11 I bound. s~l traps, new and . . o., •Monlillv o..IIIM trll A Ill\ uaed, wire fur stretchero, ani· C:ANCU.. AliOMI mal lures and scents. 16 gauge POI\IEROY - l stocy frame S eo .. ICTIONI ! Wll• Dl IU.IIt'l'lll uMit ... ... M. 1 browning automatic. 22 pump, rooms tZ bedrooms), modern Fo• an .. ._.,...._ M50 SPORT II ONI OP fHE • nn:ITY Remington, 32 special Marlin, lrath and shower in basement, ' •a(jUI. a flO Ill end · BOBCAT 12 gauge single barrel, Iver- modern kitchen wilh buill in NICIST PIOPUI CALL 'I'IM I"UDhlftO! ,. . . . ,..... " ' - fttM to o11111 01 ,.11<1 '"" . . . . . . . . range and oven1 Parking Johnson~ for sale cheap, Mar$2395 ob oectoon•b• irron .....,. .. 1965 CHEVROLET SPRINr DICK RAWLINGS rope>"HI lllllftRIItello rtM - ' on Fur Agency, N. Brown St. space. $'1,500. Bel Air Wa¥on, 3 seats, low milea~e by 1 owner, power 1111>• • "''" nol 1M r••• 111~11: ._., steerinJ, 32 V8 engine, ort.ainal t res e"""a 100d, air level mart '"'" ,._ UIC~ ,....,..... Ma•on, W. Va. Ph . 773-5296. )'OMEROY - 4 room lrarne (2 control shocks. radio & beater, &reen finish. bedrooms), bath, lh basement Rlwlings Honda Sales 92161C ••ni.• Phone 992·2143 storm windows sod doors ~o• •iV.ftl All . ." ' " WY Z.2151 • c;;tn • ,., iNOr'O . . . lltM,..., Pomeroy $2295 flY 2-2193 Pcnneroy, 0. 1965 CHEVROLET MIDDLIPORT OHIO LARGE Warm Momlng Heat- needs some repair. Bargaln, Mtnu,.um cno,. 10 Mftft n ''"" .,., ..n1 .., 111r. c!m~ata Hardtop. Locally 0\Vned and only 12,000 mll01, 6 • rola, 100 lb. capacity in gocd $5,1100. ..~:uti'" ,....rtiCNII eyl nder, power steering, Spotless fawn interior, beautiful I MILE FROM DEXTE H - 80 ;~!:!:5~!:!:5~~: 1M pt• ctnt DttoOOUnt an • • lOt oondiUon. Ph. 742-4245 maroon tinlsb. Radlo aDd beater. tno tCit palO 'lllftlltn II . . acres nice laying land, uoder 9 21 3lp SELLING OUT , .. ltD OF ll'l .. ltll:l 6 OlllU IIU 11.2' ,., 5t _,... miniMUM- l d fence, large barn, othe r build· tddltton.. worCI 11 OHICI .. ou•s J OIJVE GRANGE has a build· ings, dairy set up, 10 stanch· e2 USED CARS LEFT 1:30 A M ro \:00 P I'll. Oollt I ions, 1% story, 7 room frame ing for sale at Keno Contact ePARTS lor OUTBOARD IIIUFdiY lilG .. Ill\ to 11101 liiHfl IT'to IO li!Ail' j WPdnP111day Murl Taylor, Glennie Mil- house (4 bedrooms), cellar, MOTORS OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. All New RaaTator SliOp TO P'lACII A «l"Ul I PROOUCIN. $8.1100. e BOATS & MOTORS hoan or Everett Sisson. PAS'I PHJ>;SJD~;NT~ ol tht WAN1 AD eCor e Truck eHaater Albert M. Cox, Bro ker eBOAT rAINT 9 21 3tp Amf.rh ~ an l.~gj,),.. " '' • i ll PHONE WY 2-2156 SaleoIDBD eTOOLS Core • Bulldozor I . . Henry Cleland, meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. 9112-3110 111166 Chevy Stepslde, automat~c eAny (ypo See At at the hOme oi •vJJ ... , H~I'<Ht.J ~\ 111 F Evenln s 992-2568 or 992-3836 I n Lo•f and nu d _, For Rent I Sale or Trade , transmossoon , pOEltracllo ,. g dermuth. Metropolitan Motors WIIITE BEAK water sk• be- - -· . . f i ~-, side mount spare. Millhonel 9 21 3tc l . d 5 VERY nke D room unfurmshed 1GAS reRU1ators or net ura gas, Sohio, Tuppers Plains, 0. ' .-- <~_ 21 .. Mlddloporl 0 CHEST Ell COMMU~ITY ll Evenings and Seturdoy IIH"t'n ar me an vracuse. f . h FOR 0 ~· • H11 l'rueser Rt 1 · Minersapar<m•nt In Mlddlcpon . ( alii also 400 It o I me gas ' 9 21 Jtp SALE R TRADE - 6 Homemakers c'lub wdl meet ·-···vi.lle. ohio ' . . 9 20 3tp Walter Crooks, 992.:J63L II pipe, sell reasonable . or room house and bath on main Wcdn ~sday Hl 1 p. m "t !he 9 21 tic Lrade for Hereford Heofer 1r· $ hlghway in Minersville, Ohio 0 OUnCf S Mrs ..John Roso-. R"t'"" · s,•w2295 calves of equal value. Elber J19615 BU1ICedK 2 dr H· rd Top V: II trade for a 1966 automomg classes Will ,. diS''Ii<'Pd . us arr . a bucket. bll e m . good con dition or WI·u GNotice 4 ROOM house with bath. I Johnson Rl. :c.,' P01nero) . <J · fhia car vhJs. smart 1:11 ,•. . quo ta tl on from REU·1 and <;Chedules will be givt.'n for ~~CI NG-:: Square and rouod ; Ph. 9112-3223. 9 21 3tc Bailey Run Road. i 21 3tp •eats and power steering. trade for a farm. Write Ray- ~ l'ER tNSUI!ANCE AUENl'V , oth•~ lesson s thmll~h lhP ~X ­ t'\'NV Saturday nigh! 'v\ollli.es-j -I Auto. trans. ~e can hi gh~~ mond E. Brown, 755 Stelzer INC. before· renewinB VOIU A Boo!Ster meeting to b~· held tenswn Service. recomme.n_d th1s car to be m Ro d St 247 Col b 19 auto insurance We may be \'ill€' American Legion Hall. f ROOM small lurnish ed house For 5a Ie top cond1t10n. a . • urn us • m Marietta on NovembP.r 9, ROCK SPiliNGS llmnema k 9 21 atp in Mason. Ph. Pomeroy 992! 1964 PONTIAC $1995 Ohio. 9 21 Gtc lble to •••e you money. crs Club will me(lt Wednesdily ==-c-=--o--c-~cC • 21 a•· SINGER SEWING MACIITNE Was $2!95.00. Star Chier 4 8 2 II< was announced when Thcodor3872 us Council Daughters o! Amcr- at 1 p. m. at tht' 11om~ ot Mrs. HAM SHOOT at Robert Hill · ' ~ dr. Sedan. This oar is a beau·' · This machiDe equipped to tiful blue original finish, and 6 ROOM house with bath, hot 1 MITOMOBILE -insurance been ica mel Monday evefling at the ~ Raymond Cole, L<~urel Cl ii'l Fi.lrm off Ra( ..le . Bashan ITRAILER, Brown's T r a i I e r zig ~.ag, make buttonholes, was owned by one of our and cold water, Letart Falls, I cancelled' Lost yoLJr operat· IOOF hall. 1\oad. Road, Sept. 25 startmg at 12 ~ Court, Minersville, 0 . Phone darn, etc. Pay $5.50 per faithful Pontiac customers. It 0. General J . Hall, Letart or•a license? call WY '2-Z966 p m. Sponsored by the Ra- 992 _33,u tc l th or pay balance due has power stPering & hrakes, Falls, 0 _ __9_ 21 ltp 1 councilor, pre- BOSWOHTU COUNCIL, No. 9 15 12 1 mon • 1 t•" lie dDean Barnitz, 9 21 ..-"~ ~. and Hydramaik. d t he mcetmg · opened 46, Royal and Select Mastel's, (.' lilt' ,c·ore Dep1. sl ed an $51.511. Ph. 9112-3218. 9 I8 6tc BLAETTNARS DOUBLE 5 rooms and batfl in ritualistic lorm. Reported Ill will hold its stated a<>emhly on ROOM house and bath Pomeroy, Ohio I and 3 rooms ar 1 Dl'llh, mod- I w~re Edythe Ryther in Holzer Wednesday at 7:3U p. m. f'~I Lt!ure: St., Polll€roy. Ph. 992- STEREO RADIO =--1966 ern, 464 South 4th Ave., MidHospital, Alice Fisher in Meig, lowmg the Council mectmg the 9 1~ ~ . nut oonsole model. R a ;~~ ~....~................,....... I' $293. dleporl, 0. Small down pay- I • • General Ho•pital and Eva Des- . Pomeroy Council No. 811 Royal ' I equipped with twin speaker! ssuer at home: Gladys Cuckler Arch Masons will cor.ter the 3 ROOM apattment and bath, 1 system. 4 speed changer p · PUPPIES, mixed cocker and ments, balance on land conL a k e1 , os home from ho•potal. Betty mark master. degree _on sevPh. lfi.25 per month or pay· b:r. French poodle. Ph. 992-2071. tract Write 1480 furnished, Middleport. Of The Quelity You -•9 20 6tp D · Col b o c I The combmed Circles of the D•.nny has a b•by boy born eral candidates All oflrcer> ana t 12 tic 992-3874. nve, um us, · tHl ar· Rutland M thodlst WSCS --,-" · anre due $88.08. Ph. 992-3218, - - - - -- --'-Will Value For rol Johnson. 9 21 6tp 1 e September 18. Margaret Seiden- companions are urged to bt 9 I8 &tc TO GIVE AWAY 'j THREE and four room furnish1 Kiltena. I met recently at the chu~ch abel reported on vlsltmg Fannle present. Re!reshmeot• will h•· A Lifetime ALL-Aluminum house traUer, l Phone Luther Friend, Bash7 ROOM house aod lot In Langs, Wilh a potluck a!nner opemng McNamee. :served. ed !llld unfurnished apan oleeps 4, hot and cold water,: an, 949-3'100. 9 20 3tp ville, running water in house, I the meetmg. Mrs. Jacob SchollThe first official letter oi l WINDING TRAIL Garden 12 8 tfr ments. WY "-54M with bathroom. Priced to first $1,500 takes it. Phone lng, vtce president, was '" Elizabeth Halberg, state coun- club ' will meet Wednesda y at FOUR ROOM lurnisbed aparl •ell il sold soon. Clyde Law- FORCED air Luxaire coal fur- 9112-6909. 9 20 61c charge. cilor, was read. Sbe announc· 8 p. m.- at the home ot Mrs. Pomeroy WY 2-2475 ment W'l l-38511. • 14 ltc renee, Long BoUom, . Obio; nace. Phone Chester 985-3970. --- ~ Rev . .Chester Lemley gave the ed her motto for the year is, LJoyd Moore. Slides on civic ;9 II lip . 9 20 3tp HOUSE FOR SALE. See at de•ollons ..and program on the "Have Faith," and her slogan, beauti!ication will be show n. 4 ROOM apartment with bath !185-3854. yearo : 314 Hamilton Street, Middle- topic of, World Wide Com- "Compassion for Othors." She ' SYRACUSE TH!Hil Wewws· in Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992-5385. QUARTER horse, bay, ,9. 5PECIAL PROGRAM munlon. .Mro. C: 0. Chapman asked that they be displayed in day Homemak ers Club w1ll meet 9 11 tfc old, also bay pony mare, due TEMCO ga• heater, 13,000 BTU port, or call !192-5324. EXPANDED One thermostat, will heat small 9 9 tic 1gave an mte~lmf report on the hall each meeting. The com· Wednesday, Sept. 21. at 10 o· NICE 4 rooms aod bath ur. to colt, also haJ for sale. house or 4 or 5 rooms, $30. lhe ~cent Offocers Workshop mission of Margaret Seidenabel clock prompt, at the home ol IBM I furnished apartment, Middlesow, bred. Ph. 992-7931. 10 Mtddleport. 8 6tp Phone 949-2891. 9 20 3tc GAYNELL WISE property on as Council deputy wa 0 read. Mrs. Linda Ferrell. Program 9 1 port, Ohio. Pb. 992-3874. Computer Programmint 1 108 Butternut Ave. Pb. 992- The secretary, Mrs. Howard A communication was read planning will be !he subject ot Oat• Proces1ing 8 3 tic PIGS, lllarvln ·Stone. Rar n;·1~ Our Own Po-roy 5293. 7 22 lie Birchfield, gave a report of the from Edllh Wakely, district dep- the day. All old membero are Ktv Punch .. Burrouvh• 9 t8 ville Road/ Writ• or Call Coll•ct THREE and tour mom fur LANDMARK prevrous meetmg .•nd treasurer, uly. She announced the Booster asked to bring a new member. - - --· (Area Code- 614) oished 8partmeots. All utili· 1964 ALCOA house traller• 5511 3 meeting which will be held in All Syracuse and •urroundin• BusiiiiiSS Service• Mrs. George White read 224-4175 Phono WY 2-Z17l tie. patti. 10, 4 ft. extension on living tbank you note from lhe EmerLegion Hall in Marietta with a community homemakers ore Metropolitan Schools Rowley and Reed After 6 room and same on ki tcbea, 67 North High Street NOW IN FULL SWING CURTISS Breeding Service, a gency VIet Nam AppeaL dirmer at 6 p.m. before th e welcome. Covered diSh lum·11 Columbus, Ohio p. m. cali w~ 2-3574. owned by William Boyer , red Come In •nd R•gister choica or 180 nulls io 18 dairy Mrs. AUce ~prouse was bon~ m~ting. Reservations for the , at noon, with ead' hrin~ing "A• S"n on TV" 4 s 111: and whlte, below Drive-ia,. ~~Tc~·R~~=r=~r and beef breedl. For servtce ored with ~ellan~s showeJ dinner which Is $1.90 are to be U.eir own tabl(' serv icE". 9 I6 file FrHzor at ;;. Dial Parker's 992-2264 afte~ whlch lhe meetrng was made with Iva Stacey by No- . THURSDAY WAMS Trading Post aod An- , 2 'lOOM trailer, natural gas, Mason, W. Va. t1que Store moved to a new ! waler, all utensils furnished, NEW 1!167 DV170 Duo boat Pomemv or !l.'\5-~824 Chester. adjourned. ._., '' v<mber 7. WOMEN'S ASSOCJATTON ol location, now at Cross Roads I close to store and close to with OMC 120 Steru drive, 1 • POMEROY 9 4 301< · • Mrs. Wakely also announced the Middleport ~irs! PresbytcrJunction 124 and state r.oute my home phone Ill use, will now on display , Sch warzel 99?-?181 WITH ' COLD WEATHER a meeting of dislrict officers, ian Church Will meel Thur;1 ,! : 8 •· 143 on Rutlallll Road. Phone rent to couple or private per· Marine , Hockingport, 0 . 9 tate officers, past state ofli- day evening, Sept. 22, at the l2tc ~ J1ck W. Carsey, Mgr. heat. crirkf>l:-. snlrlt-r:& oth cers and deputies for October church at 6:30 p. m. Program 918 tfc 742-446!. 9 18 son Ph 843-2600, Portland, 0 . er insects will be coming In· · 1ea der w111 be M"· Thoma• 23 at 2 p.m. at rupp•r• p 1am•. 9 9 tic C'LF:AN Your rugs for less than s:ide \lour homt• where 1f '~ K 11 od d tl 1 1 d 11 Wanted MODERN 2 bedroOm homO, lc a ft. with Lustre Foam. DON'T pUm~ your sluggl•h aep- warm. Protect your nome to practice for the Booster meet- e Y a evo ona ea er WI ...- pool dealers, In- ground, Pomeroy, 0. Pli. 99Z-Z!IIl3 day Electric shampooer rental li< tank. Get Klealf-'Em-AII th A B ing, Those 'attending are to take be Mrs. Charles Shumaker .. Ht>S· S..." 1·" I t•c tank cleaner Land from these pests wl RA . 0 a covered dish and own table lesses lor the potluck . drnner 1 1595 and up . Cntact Fox or 992-37112 evenlnp $1, Ebersbach Hdwe . Pome- sep • available at King Bulldero · 11 b Mr Th R M • • •• ~ 0 9 t• 61 k Farm Bureau . I service for an early evening wl e s. omas ue, rs. Pools, Inc. !895 Wbltelordy • - ~ roy, · • c 1 M Ph 11 Staff Sgt. Homer Oliver War- meal Russell yons, iS! y i• R5~a~3·24\.'ork, Pa. Phon9 el8(71157tp) : DAILY C R 0 S S WO R0 It . ed that the' Joachim Mrs Roscoe File .ru ner, Jr., 38, of Ki&Aimmet!, Florwas annoWlC • • ' a, Air Force, retired, died books of the Council are to be Mrs. Dale Walburn and Mrs. Id A.OROSHt oows lG. Noc th r1 t.. Bethel Coleman. 1. Carrie l. To tend turnal saturday, Sept. 10 in Williston, audited before e ne mee Chapmon oo one "Y" Fl Jng. 'The lravelin!! prize donal- ROCK SPRINGS Grange will 5. Storm point 17. Brightly a. _.... meet Thursday• at 8 p·m· A "· was ,·n At-r Polr'ce wo·th the ed by W'mona cook was awouu8. Under8ea 2. Chekhov colored zx: program wilt be presented bv ••tecto> 3. Small tn ..,., U. S, Air Force lor 12 years ed to Elizabeth Campbell. The . .- ' BOY or GIRL, 10. Zola mountain 19. CaiPn and was a veteran ol the Kor- deputy' announced that this is the men. Refreshments wtll be In Rutlend To ,12. Book· lake ••• ean conflict. He was born Jul•~ COilllUlution we.ek CONSERVATION keeper' a 4. Attempt abpi and0a asked Th servCIULed.D notation !'i. Detereno~..·.:. brevi a7 lt21 in Racine Ohio and Uv· members to diS ay gs, e th C I Earn Money .,d Prizes 13. Met.Jeol 6. Correcl ti.. ~ I K' I , I lh st meeting closed In regular form. League wl11 meet at e o lvnDelivering The Dolly }¥riting 7. Enc ircle 20. Conjun<:· Ye.terda,-'• Au.-e.. n ISS mmee ;r ~~a bia Gas Co. office Thursday. at Sentinel to estebllshld H . Shakes8. OtherwiB~ tton Jt. Eyelash:ea 31h years, coming rom an7:30 p.m. ...,... •. u.s. n.,., 21 , End• Jl. Name do. . ' RIVERVIEW GARDEN Club Route river con1trucu. Swooned 33. Viper He is survived b~ hiS Wtfe, will meet Th1.11·sday evenJng, CALL 992-2156 ~::~~";', ~":'tahon ;: ~::::'.:.':" ~~.;:-::~,;om•~ Lou!Je Smith of Kissrmmee, for· aSS ~ts Sept. 22,7:30 p.m., at the home I...,,...,,...,,...,,...,"':',...,...,"':'...,..' Hogan 11 . Evu: u correct 36. DJp out Dlfrly of Sarasotaj a son, Stevof Mrs. Ronald Osborne, with 0 Uelp W•ntecl 17, Poet poet :Ill. Sott d•lnk 38. Apron top en; a brother, Arthur Thomas; 0 Mrs. Harlls Frank as co-hos!~ 18. a shtter, Mrs. Clarence (Inez) Mro. Ralph Robson entertain· ess CAR HOPS wanlet now. Mutt 11. Fl.., Roy, aod parents, Mr. and Mrs. ed the Loyal Helpers claS9 of ' FRIDAY be 18 or older. Apply in per....,.tor Homer Warner Sr., all of Ra· the Syracuse Methodist church PAST MATRON's Club of son. Crow'o Steak House, 20 . !~~';' cine. Monday evening at her home In Evangeline Cltap!A!r, OES, Mid· Pomeroy. I II lfc 23 . Wadln&' Funeral services were held Minersville.. . dleport, will meet Friday even· bird Tuesday, Sept 13 at 3 p.m. at The meetmg, '". charge ol 1ng al lhe Masoolc Temple in Wlntecl To Buy 25. the Hawkins Funeral Home Mr•. Robson, prestdent, opened Middleport, at 7,30 p. m. Ho•· -. - in- - -bio 27_0 .,.,., Chapel, 135 N. Lime Ave.; with with Psalm 23 In unison. Devo- tesses are Mrs. Fielding Hawk· 0 STANDING limbe 211- Small the Rev. Charles H. Beal of lioos taken tr.m Matthew 5:311- los and Mrs. JBck BechUe. or West Vlrjlnla. or old nall Bay Haven Baplisl church 48 were led by Mrs. Royal Tilt> farms with Umber. Marton 30- Nickat: officiating. Inlenn<nt was at mas who also gave a reading, WAHAMA mGH School will Reynolds, Box 77, Syrocuae, 31 . ~.; the Sarasota Memorial Park. How Many Times, and closed sponsor an after 1ame dance 0. 9 IB 102tp 32.lletal Attending services from tbla wrth prayer. Friday night following lhe OLD COINS and paper curreo- 38· ~:;~, 1 area were Mr. aod Mrs. Hom- A reading "When God Speaks Wahama • Ravenswood fool· cy in nice condition, malerial u . stale er Warner, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. in Whi•per," was glven by Mrs. ball game from 9 p. m. to 11 before 1900 especially want- a7.1:Adc• Arthur Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winebrenner. During the p. m. <EST) at the Wahama ed, paying current prleeo, . Clarence Roy, all of Racine, and short business se9Sion !I was vot High Gym. The Jays will emconfidential. Send 118! to: <O. Loated Mrs. Woodrow Brown, Charles- ed to contribute toward I b e cee. Cash Inc., P. 0 . Box 648, /ol. Romain ton, W. Va. material lor eboir loll. THE MIDDLEPORT Athletic Mason. W. Vs_ B I l2tp t2. Hive A dessert course was served Boosters will 9p011sor 1 rum· 11 ANTIQUES, Furniture, marb!A! dw' ''" Blli.TBDAYBIONOBED by Miss Eleanor Robsoo and mage oale Thuroday and P'rldsy, top tables, d111bes. cut glass. DAILY ORYP'l'OQUOTE - llen'a lrow le won It: Mr•. Lewla Hudson, assisted Mrs. Paul Kloes, datllhtero of Sept. 22-23 In lire Fry Plumbing miscellaoeous Items. Lee 4 J: Y D L B 4 4 J: a by Mrs. Kdtie Yco.mg, .recently Mrs. Robson, to Mrs. Otvllle building tin MID st. Co-chair· Rudisill, 1111 IAIIor> Terrace, ta L o N a r 1: L L o w honored Miss Jearr YoiDig, Crooks, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Mel: men are Mrs. Wlllflm Aull and One tetter otmply •tando for another. Ii """Pt• lo ....r Lewis Hodson, and' Robert Ball· vln Grimm, Mrs. William Elch- Mrs. John Krawsczyn. _P_o_m _eroy. _Ohio. - 1_11_30t_P for the three L'o, X fOI' the two o· •. etc. "'"".. letten, ...... ey on their birlhdaya wltb maer, Mrs. Helen Damewood, vJng arlleles ftlr pickup Fer · Rent alt .._ homemade lee CJWD, cake, Mra. Houdaobelt, Ml'l. may coolacl Mrs • .JamH Pullen t TRAILER spaces. Ph-:-892. and coffee. · Winebrenner, Mrs: Damall Far- or Mrs. ~ Sauer. " onro..~ A"-'"'" were"·- Rou!lt, reD, and .....Is, Dt!bble Jlartb. . SA'i'VBDAt 543:1. 9 211 3tc .......... -·· - Rev. and Mrs. THE ~OMEROY Band llo!Jit. CSCKZ TNA H DXQU X T CK H QX c C!Hton; Mr. and I(J!. Joe Man- bac:lr and·lbe INf-ORMATION • ....... ,.......... ®'- Pomerov - Motor r"o. Cuelrlu I ltf WHEEL ALIGNMENT I Blaettnars I @ .............. HONDA SAlfS & SERVICE HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES I BRAKE SERVICE ,· I r. BLAmNARS 1 fA SERVICE -NAMEJ.~, CL-AIM !t>.G - -- - - - SUTEfi f.'\jiH..R tr YaJ '/ Are Invited to 1 ~ MeRE PCTIVE lw KIN!f .. GASUI.IN! ALLEY WU?f IIJ niE MIDST OF AIJ t:('()I.X)MIC IIJ• I bou.:)ht : ':-: FLAIIOf.l ! THE COST Of L/VIIv'G IS SOAAIIJ~! TI<EO SJTVATIOIJ IS eKQMIIJ(!, $€RIOUS: I d1·i-Je ~roun;l E~r,;~pe !e;t 'umrner! ! .............. Rut/and WSCS Circles Hold Dinner Meeting HiE BORN LOS! 11 By ART SAf\ISOM . DICK i'RACY 0 GROVER'S STUDIO _) 1 ), _,..- 1' , ,fCI<L~S •=========-.\ I ~RT '-----y I ·----- - ~R~ IIJ \'tlUR 00\IEJ(tJMEtJT I Booster Meeting ===="'' PtOPLE GOIJfVA H~VE llJ TAl'£ 1 WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS lv HOWIE SCHNEIDER f.Ek I M!l!k D fA C - , __ J.lE I -=========:::::,11 - -;, ' ~'·""'·'~··'" ,, • •,1 , .. _,·,; AND HIS FRIENDS By MJ;RRILL BLOSSER l --·f!.J A""· 'li-IIS 6 A ,',IE.W . -...-"1~-~BOR. Qj: MINE· f-4lS \J P..r.• E \rJ T1uER.. ,I ., ...,,...... J SWEEPSTAKES LITTLE ORI'HAN ANNIE w:, 1:. • I ' I I I THASSA crFICE, Ot.,jJ"' WAIT5 KEITH GOBU FORD - PROCTIC ING 'LI.YtlliiTION'' CAN MAKE PEOPLE FL'f !! SOtiAL RADIATOR Pomeroy Motor Co. - YIILLE~I NOi !;NTIR~W· ANV' ~AN ~AS TO COH<:SIDEQ f-lOW <; UC~ A STEP WILL AFFEC1 ~ . VE':N NFAR A~EAR TO mnr , 1 !-liM· NOT JUST 1-HS Service For Ret"wed Air p }"Iceman QWI'\ I 7 WANTED Syracuse C/ M Church At R bson Hom e. I ::,auon -:::;r ' /fOWINCE? ' I ::Jr.:'... thl• A :'..":io '::. =thtot"t::.r::':r"!:.t... - ..... t ROOM apar'tmem wllh batb. 8 9 11c Ph. !192-3118. i - ROOM modern bouse with bath, full life baseinent and In garage, avaiJable (DDW, ..... . fed on MidNe" H.-• ~ way Drive, will .nat reasonoble. Pb. ·f82.211i2. ' 19 6tp D w T H cuI Lz 0 91 Jl xpA H r N 4 •• E ' - 0 XKK T c Yeo,.rdaJ'a er"""uoto• HAVI: WI: •ATI:N OK THI: IN· SANE ROOT THAT TAKI:S THI: RiWION PRIBOIIIIIT :II 1<. ~HAU8PEARE .. a-. JUII; ....... .. ?lcn'\ JM.) Anyone ! 11...L... TAKE ADVANTAGE 01' 'lOUt:! t'WEE wnnam uel and sons, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Yourll and ctaugb, ter, Mr. lnd Ml'l, Robert BID· ey and Bobby, lAng Bottom; Mr. and Jlln. Searles, Flalwoodl; Mlsi.'. Biu.J , lllae Roll, qre.Jtire, .t,lll!l !l1fl honor· ed fJU!'ll, .Jean, Lewll, ~Rob- HoW-1 ert. . ' era wifi sponsor a ltls~ school danee pari)> lltll S.~Y nl&ht ENIIOU.S JN ~ at the. PomeroY .' Hiib Scltool J~ 'llbfte, II!!D of !oft. and ID'D1 frllll1 8,to U p, m. Eytry· Mrs. George Wlillf 'l nd ~ 19611 ode Is weJ®me. . · , lfliduale of ~llllld H~fh '_ . . -- - ·-:.l.iioool....l - ...""'-o-u.lo. Bull. tiJIO' IDd 11 llso Sc!ll!"l, 1111~ .......,..., • lor ~L,., ·I ness .College. In ~llle on 1~ t1nit =y~ of Good SepL &. Hi ill IIU'Oiletl In JliJI. samatlla!l . . ~ AL'I'Et:!ATION&! Wendell G. Stutler. . ' o/41~ .' t-11 . . .. i~ .. • v.I\-I:M ~ �. . . ... ··-·- . "' America Must Heed New Voice ofYouth H Executive • Wa·rn's Award 'l'lnnin~ . earQt ~ l"! ~ . . Would Show . not Panties In • HOU.YWOOD (UP!) -The garments with suspicion. ent was healed but not Bikinis Not Sexy at least noi In the "No good," cried the gry,_ begmnmg. ' grapher.. .11dlrowmg . th hiS · 10 tici nts were a dramattca Y e aJr. 1 ed are not sexy. Everyone Th• pal pa lllUUwrnbl girls at the beach In 8 pu JcJs Y h f' But Fux an Halian photograp er o \ nd who sees '"' girls h ,., iA 1 . d t ical u ergarmen~. a great repule an YP I "We ll they're not going •mencan 1see tlrat way.'' The Pierlu•gl (an i retorted Ruu•rt d . d 'Mary Michaels I Lee wa• thoughtful, "I one wor ) .an he 5tud'10..know how much good cheese- to 'limit' its efforts." The St"ttlflg was t ' "ake does a girl anyhoW I · d · g the 11001· ' ' · commJssary ur~ h mean, look at all the magazines bour rush . The Issue: v.tJ.et er today . You can't tell one •~ ge~tl:m~ e~~Jry.! b<:~ty s~::~tively· m~ ~a~~ T~ay ~ost,urgetnh,. ~"1hey ne~ly sponsored the by g~es~r Magazme pr esiiii.iiiiii .......-.. ...... _... CHICKIHS _ r .... Pultr -.t~,• HENS _ _ I for ~ rirm, for~ign poli<'y : Pierlulgl .,11 beside himself I gardmg the ..Vl.~t Nam War. 1ow. "Bali. The troops are Speaking before the Marietta llrod o1 blltialo. Loot at , College You•g Republica• MarUYJI Monree. She became ITuesday, Miller said, "our lamoiS Ia a photograph wear· on Viet Nam ha• aot cha1.ged tns nothinc at aD." • - I We have no right to ask • 'Tm oot Marll)'ll Monro8. 1 American bay to give up h I o waat to bt an actress, not a life. If we do n•l do everything glllll1llt girl, • Mal")' said witb I within our power to protect dignity. life. "'But ~ pooplt bave 1o "There are many as~c~ to · know who' you art," said Lee, consider for any program ' t"llplailling lbal her role bi ''lo the Viet Nam situation.'' ~·­ Howevt'r, lOme attention of the entire world. ''We must ..t becomt mvotlv· ''Look," laid Mary. "I don'l l ed ill a lengthy ground mind poBiRI ill the skimpiest of which, in the long run, can only bikinis. A Jlirl Upects IIIII. result In long-term · A11d, well, thJf'N ' Dot lllkli&•i- Bed." Jim Bottomley of the ~1. She wfthdrt" twe bJkiJis i1 Cardinals drove in 12 from bor purst. Lee and in one baseball gam@ i• 1924, Pierlulgl ,.ganled !111 tiay a major league reeord. Jakarta Students Demand 'Mr.' Sukarno he Ousted 14:1b. A"ll· ( •. 59c SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT.INSPECTED FULJ,Y COOKED lb. es · · · · · · 12-ot::pkg. 69c IUPIII-IIICIHT IIAND Sliced Bacon · · 1-lb. pkg. 89c lttf Sllort Ribs · · · · .. lb. 49c They JIIIXIt be. IRIADED becaUM we buy 4IIMI' 40 ~ ~ ol. p IT•... KIST PIIDZIN / T1111 Cassnlt 21b. pkg. 99c We eeft m!IJigM ol. pound~ ol. !8MI peuuts, ' 111on WlMo.. ol. pc1 nda ol. tr r 1d ad baaed peanuts. Oar :bit P~~~~t Dt; iY. 01111111'-ol._ Ill their Clllldy kh b mlllld lor n d-"c PP••'~~;t butter. Ow Jane Park,i- Baklriel - IWI~T tMir ~haft, lioo, 69c If 1011 'NIIUtuboat p FA ltil, . _ t.o .A.AP, Jakarta to demand the ouster. 1 military ba• on I!IUch ot "Mister" Sukarno by for ce ; onstraliofls. H•wever, ~illrt~;~~~ t' 3 a; SWIFT'S PBEM11JU BONELESS CHUCK ROAST BOLLED&TIED Sausage _ roM C ;__...f.~; LS • $1 r":"'-2 ' ~-···-·······--····--~ ~ 50 S&H STAMPS ~ .I I . 1 1 ii\ I with thi1 Coupon cu•4 Purchosf o' 10 lb. (olo•;o!S•o•r I Mlk .. 12 II TASTE.O·SEA FISH,. STICKS STEAKS ou••• 2 J••• p1cg. each 49c 8 OZ. PKG. ': '- '"' ~l w;th thh Coupon and Porch••• of 18 ox. Kraft Barbecur Sauct ' ~--···------------ -~ ...... i ' ,.: .... Wtlfle ' • POTATI!lES ·10 51 A&P NUT . VALUES! IXCIL CANS 2lJ ·.' . • HERSHI!Y CANDY BARS witt. thi' Coupon 1ntl hrchast •f 40 01. Kittbtn Kint PIIRUI lutttr 10i J9c S 99( &0 SIH STAMPS QUICK COCOA . 1·1•. CAN -·J . ~ ~--:: POTATO BREAD ....... btL . gga 39c ,.r, wit• teu,.• enll tht plrtHN •f Arm111r Ster Witftfrsl2 01. pk9. . ·,._HI '~ (M,_. ••''"" S.,ttlllhr M. 1'66 I ~ROITID 50 SIH STAMfS JtiiO 3 49c ...,ell-t&IOUr .Bartlett Pears- 2 ... 39c liT BALL VARIETIES ...A 1 A&P Cauliflower 3 6Sc Grape Drink 4 ':::0 39c Niblot1 3 95 SWeef Peas Corn -1 :;. Murch'• 10.0.. pl<p. ( WOIIAin Dlr Pascal Celery """'29c Green Peppers - 3 ,.. 29c COODIG f• ao;a.$1 BOXES · HONEY BUNS 4 9·0Z.$ PKGS. ,..I.a. w;III tills coopoo ••• lite of $2.00 er •ore G•r4•• Dtw fre .. Pre~•ct WOIIIIrS IIC\'CI.CNil. Ill ............ 1 f" 12 GAMES IN ONE! •.3'f.K. WIN $1000-$100-$5 GRAND PRIZE . WEEKLY Magnavox COLOR T.V. SET WIN A&P GROCERIES TOOl Retalla effective tllru Se,Pt. !4 In Pomef07 Mlddleport 7 u.uo.t •' POTATOES ••••••• W: 45c . • "''. ~·, ,,:,.......~.~·-·H ,. c:J c.,; :<·!> ' KOBIY SHOESTRING Breaded Cod Portions $1.29 ~oev SIOO.M t1 -·~llol' ~ 50 S&H STAMPS Ptanuts in shel 1-lb. pkg. 49c · Mixed Nuts ·.. · 14-oL tin 79c •xCIL VIIGINIA-&ALTID ' DRY RDAST Peanut Halves 1-lb. pkg. 49c A&P Peanuts · · 13-oz. far 69c Anoo , _ While HouN Margorof S!olli"" ,, : Good and Thrifty Groceries! -c. Baked Foods! , Handi Wr,ltp _~__ ~.'::'~25c Grape Jcim ~:. 2 ~~.SSe JANI PARKER Tea Bags:;:.~"'"___., pk~;;99t' Borden Elsie Pops- .... ~.99c 99c syrup ' '·-" a 39c Instant MI'lk ~···"MAD I ... 1 1b. WITH .. A&P Coffee _ _ 2 !~·n $p9 Elbow Macaronii:=. 2 ~.39c POTATO FLOUR • Sulfone ~1. 39 Sa Ia d DressJng ···"" - l•r c Cheese Spread ::"" 2 ':;. 69c Blackberry Pie ~~cor_ 49c PRODUCE VALUES! Pound Cake ~:.:::;~...,e - 39c ' MORTON- FROZEN JONOTHAN Coffee Cake J:-b::·"· ...h79c APPLES Donuts .,.., - - ,k•• 29c 8 lb. 1 . ,..•' ~-------------------- FLOUNDER r. ' . ·,~~ rM ......!.~~!. .H.... t,,." .• ~---··--· ······------- IASTE-0-SEA 1·1b.59 ' "' ~"'t· I,:!J, '' u.s. GOVT.JNSPEct«D PORK LOIN ROA.ST OR CHOPS 7 1 lb. Ground Fresh Hourly At EVANS SWIFT PREMIUM U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED FULLYCOOKED lefliver · ·.. · · · · · · · · lb. 49c Meat Loaf Mix · · .. · .. · lb. 69c Fryer Quarters · · · · ··· · · lb. 39c ·- 50 S&H STAMPS with this Coujloll and Purchase af 3 l•ttiH 32: OI.Watntn Breakf•tl Or•nt• · .,~ Hospital News S&H Green Stamps IIIP, VIAL AND PORK Bologna _ •. 59c ··'-~··· .....,.............. 'JIR --ll't'IJIIII'JIC • ..,..,.. .......... tKAPPI) killed in the Sumat!"a capital of Bul<itting last week whilt scribbling Chinese .!llogans on the wall. AI *~ 011 ARti·Pekmg sentimeat, allreadly jl 1 Jot. N. ~ Jr., . 1638 Mding high because of the al· Cbaf:bm Ave._; )fr~. calvm H_ I !t>gf'd Chmese involvemen1-s Dav11, 111 Pine St.~ Jo_hn last October 's coop attempt, .1. fruldill, Rt. I Galllpoh!!; was sparked to near fever pltch Mn. Fred J. Thack~r, Pt. Plea- by the shooting. llllt; Jan:aea m. N1bert, Galliorie student speaker told poll• Ferry; L)'llll Staal,, Rt 2 rallv· Pt. Pleua.t; Mn. C~rles A. ";The Chinese say that We-avtr, New Haven ;, Glu M te go_ Let them go. Let them Sayre, Sr., _Pt. Pleidianl ; Mrs. return t1 CommuAisl EarleS. ~atheson . Pl. Pleasant ; wht>re they belong or Itt Mrs. Jess1e L. Anderson, Rt. 2 dtm 1p them i11to the sea." Racine : Raooy G. Staats. Syra· I The rally adopted a et~M' ; Mrs. Leonard H. KoeAJ~ . I Iion demanding the tria l of all Rt. 1 Lon~ Bvttnrn · '1 1"" ~'" · ' ·":. persons suspected of taking L. Kisor. Rt. J Oak HIll; 1u the coup or sympathizing Clyde A. Cooper, WJihc.~ ~· ille , ' with it " wilhout regard to their William C. Marti.R, S~ade ; Mrs. position, e\·en if that person Robert 0 . R~erts, 8Jdw~ll ; De- happens te be Mme. Hartini anu Sue WilhaJruJ, Rt. 1 Crowe Sukarno. ' ' we will take mat. City; Mrs. Terry J. Rucker. Rt. ters into our own hands." 1 Cr.wn City; James E . Dixon, : The resolution also urged the l Rt. 4 Oak Hill : .1nd Mrs . M~ud~ t! 1 ca binl't, parliament and con. , M. Johi!SOD. Hartford. g;·ess to Dar ·'Mister Sukarnv" · . from making " personal speech· Btrdl• .M;!. Leenard H. Koemg. R · 1 es before the public." 1 Long Bottom, daughter . 2:21 1 a.m. T·.1 esday: Mrs. Charles A. i · Weaver New Haven, daughter, , Burke, Deborah Clark, Mr~ . 1:32 P- ~· Tuesday: Mrs. Otis ! francis E. Elliott , Mrs. Kerm1t M McGow8D Pt. Pleasanl, son. 1 l'i!iher, Mrs. Arnold K. Hard7:.f5 p.m. ~sday : Mrs. Terr~' man, Ollie Hindy. KeniOFI D. J. Rucker, Rl I Crown Cily, Holman, Miss Mabel Lee, Ml'll. daughter, l:fl p.m. Tuesday: Eris Price, Mf'!. James L. Mrs . Fred J. Thack<r . PI Plea· Smith. Nathan Upt111, M r 1. Mil daughter 12:53 a.m. Wed· Xyrtle J . West, Pamela J . Ham. ....by ' mond. Mrs. Leo C. Hill and Ia· · lllldtlrles lint son. Mrs. Horau G. Ml~ Yillll J,., 'Pi~~ 1>., I« IJlll ~-!iiiCh/!"_~ ..., BONUS GROUND TINDEll SLICID SUPIR-IIICIHT . ,.,t;;t l& this a good~ fouhopping .A.AP?It'a011tol1111ny! high school studelilt 6eUon front W• lomn The lith! To limit Quootlllu W'ltlltl's · · · · · · · .. · · · 1-lb. 59c ' LIG Dll IRIAIT futur,t hit caused you ,, SWIFT'S PREMIUM u.s. GOVT.INSPECTtT FBESHLEA.N PREMIUM LARCJI C-K-A&.L MIAT UPIIO~ An ostimaled 4.000 h I g school students took part ill two and 1 half hour rally the motorcade. The rally billed as a meeting to moiuro Il l tha death '" 1 memilor of thlt mty 1 ~lb::._·==-..1..,_-----::;.;;~;;;;;;;g-II I·~· I·~·:!,!1~ 1 1 n~., 1_,. .. . We're nut& about our 1Utorntn. 1 11 announced, We wilt announce In the new urival d1to. We apologize for any mconvenitnct -CAP'N JOHN EALL SEAFOOD SALE! 10.0.. pic... WhJtf.. FJiets 1-lb pkg. 49c ruh Sticks ··· · · 2 pkgs. 85c pkg 59c Fish Sticb ·· 1-lb. pkg. 65c IRIADID PORTIONS ... ..1.. 9 1 1"'111 5 c Ocean Perch 2 0.. pkgs 1.29 J ( PROIIIM-1-1~.4-M,Jikt. YeaiSteaks .. · · · · pkg. $1.29 uta a JW'I. Gr Chuck _ •.69c Swiss Steak .. · · .. · · · · lb. 69c Stewing Bef, Boneless lb. 75c $ lb •. I J'JI GREEN Every Ounce Guaranteed SHANK HALF - Pork Loin · · · · ·· .. · · · · lb. 79c ,- ~~;=-;N;._o Center Du1 ._ tn unexpecttcl fllntlll lhe S&H Repr..enhtiw• will not be able to be in our stores on October 4th end 5th BEEF FULL CENTER CUT HAM SLICES IIOUND IDNI SHOULDIR CUT s:;r;IGHY' aRAND A I Slices Removed QUARTIRID ILICID If you do, you ma7 dit!eofer IOIRethilli else: U acessary. Jt was the fir.<tt i police made no attempt lo ' · timt ia JAemOry here that Su-l tervene when the students ' kamo bas ao(. been ·publicly lld- through the streets waving dr•841 M prwidHt • Bu11g nen: 11nd "haRring slogans. OUR LOW, LOW PRICES~ EXTRA VALUE OF ~H c 8 to 7 77 • •• I ~ TURKEYS •. 43c fill JAKARTA ' (!WI) ·- Thou,. monists to ~eize power. ands ol militant stuueolt eli· Th• motorized " show rrunred u aati-Cornmunist rat- fm·ce/' a~ ttle students des<orli>ly Tuud.:t' by driving through Ied it , was made in defiance larno. 1 The students alsa demanded the W'lal ol Sukaru'1 ~eco11rl wit., ldartioi. for allegedly OOIDpirlnJ \II . last October's aiiGr1ioe atieonpl llr the Com· ~ience YOUNG- PLUMP- FUUY DRESSED Rib Steaks _ •. 99c •AbsellltttY~ IIOt,,. 41 7 WILL TR-D-111' 1'hou08ndl ot lhem." Pierluigi . . •olaimett· "They would lo.., tO MARIF.T'I'A- Te~th DIStrict ,.. u wltii ju•t a towel sad iD I (\,ngr'""onal Cand1datAI Clar· ~pantlu, E'nce E. Miller renewed his stand like Flint" woiddn., bf' suffi-- tiaued Miller. t'ieat to briRg her to tbe ar~ obvious. u -•--. ~ II ;•a -. 2 :fL ed today 1 t•lie .... doe II IChuck Roast~::~:__ ~~~.69cl Miller Lays ' Dow~ Policy On VietNam lllary nlffed. 49( --s9 Cornlth 1 "11M iliiQIW - . . , ~" ~· ~~• • IW'a Awanl established iJI 11183 In hollol: of the louMer of Popular PubHshms Co. 'fhe Magazine PubHshero Association. founded tn 1911, consists of more than 100 or,..nl!ations publlshing nearly j(JO magazines In the United Stalel. ' DUCKLINGS- 1>. 1ilri • lqerie - belli!ima!" Thf'y rose to leave wtlPO Lee . A. Ptrfeft hady !said re~lmly : ·· vou f(lrgoC your I 1 ., wool poH iD undergar· camera Pierluigi." aten1s." Mary replied. ''It's 1ot dipilied, I do1't want people ...inl .,. 1ft my underthing•." "Woo toUid oeocl lbe plclliNII to lbl lnlopo In Viet Nam . .~ latorest on I . . , _ 11101'1I•J• coot• a tamlly • addl· Betlln oald that In 10' years tlooal $!,7011. there will be about j(J million Young caUed on the While college-educated youog people Houoe for "stron recomm<"· . 1 In the United States. "They will datloas" 1o coagre88 r.r Ia•·· have the charactenstic lmpa7 lo curb bllb Interest rates. lienee with the prac!Iceo of the "Tbe big ballkera ud tboR<· past that distlngulsh young · r•o" wHb accumulated or lnberlled tod ., ... ,.~~~ a t.~ peop1e ay. weald! an lhe oaly ones W-.u "They will steer thlo eountry, Orllwdos members of ln7 benefit from blgb latere01 Into ita third century of ella's Sikb rellgi011 dlsplay· their rateo," Youag told the SeD· exiRience,'' "I need not faith by wearhlg the "five K'1" ate• \ th he.Jald. uld I to tell you at you co no ' P - kes, uuborn hair; kacb, ,. them If you tried. And• I don't 1rnee • length pants; lwa,\ .,_ _ _ _ _ _ _,... tldnt any ef 111 reaDy want lo the tron bracelet; ktrpall, tbel Americano eat more I he stand bi their way. ,snort oword; kangha, a 'three billion quarts of popcoo '"'!'be allemaUve II mueblworn under lbt turban. · / CHitKINI-111. broktn, English wa1 the i Pierluigi shrugged, his battle , proHtgoAist. .. , _tell .. you los!. "Let LIS go, little rrPnture. l bikirUI are oJd·lashJOne . Be we will do as you say. Bul l ctled. ''Commonplace. Eut I mavbe " I ~~oo~.• . ' ., . lielP "Super-Riaht" Quality Poultry! Mary .ibould Jl:OSe for . ~h~es()e; I from a nother." ("8ke HI llnge~Je, 1 bi.kml . ''Who can't tell one 1imply ill a patr of pa•ties wit~ ~ another! " Pierluigi aried. 1 t...ol demurely draped ove •·11 d..sn't matter," Mr bosom. , said ftrmly, h~r dark eye~ Pierluigi, I .-agilt man w_lt.h flashing, her freckles slaading 1 quick -per and tho ltatia• ,out. "I will only pose il 1 . 1\eir ftr demon1trahve, If bikini . Nolhing less." Ltt interposed: "'W•ll. lots ol tllrll po91 ill lbe nude you - · u t I'll 11 bettor thaa -... ...._ J'IUer 0 llveness. • "Ali lh.JI might be NEW YORK (\r 1 -Richard! Publishers Aosociallon. not mvolve the acrual E ··Be 11 , ident of· · 1~ He was presented the Henry · I " continued Miller. · 1 rCn. prr' n said 'l)les- Johnson Fisher Award lor . diplomatic ' ~ear~at ~~a '~uth is neither distinguished contributslons to . would keep allies from ~:~ nor beat ynor desperate. magazine publishing. Tho pretrlldmg With the very enemy ' th I n American &entation was the key event In 8 8 are fighting also would you . ' 10 person • u the tw<><lay fall conferenC<! o1 . H 'ti ttJ ctltzen, a pnva 10 long way mi ng e Individual they're worth know~ lhe association. effectiveness. . 1, ' nd 1 m sure we "We must stop JeneraiWng utilizing just these two mg be lOr a t:y heed the bout youth" Berlin aald. opporlunitles,"bl concluded Milmust accept,lnte11ig·ence a1 1 ld I th nf'w vn!Ce o you . •· kr, "we possi Y cou pu e ..J" k In prime survival factor They are · on the other fool. Instead Jertin made his remar ' etUn themselveo better and 600 ol the United Slates evoking . address before :Otterg educated. And they are 18 "limited policy" toward th magazine publiShers an tll•g tmarler 111 file war, we would force the at a banquet ID his geoc ss" :~gum on rewll'dllllr. We lhem." �. . . ... ··-·- . "' America Must Heed New Voice ofYouth H Executive • Wa·rn's Award 'l'lnnin~ . earQt ~ l"! ~ . . Would Show . not Panties In • HOU.YWOOD (UP!) -The garments with suspicion. ent was healed but not Bikinis Not Sexy at least noi In the "No good," cried the gry,_ begmnmg. ' grapher.. .11dlrowmg . th hiS · 10 tici nts were a dramattca Y e aJr. 1 ed are not sexy. Everyone Th• pal pa lllUUwrnbl girls at the beach In 8 pu JcJs Y h f' But Fux an Halian photograp er o \ nd who sees '"' girls h ,., iA 1 . d t ical u ergarmen~. a great repule an YP I "We ll they're not going •mencan 1see tlrat way.'' The Pierlu•gl (an i retorted Ruu•rt d . d 'Mary Michaels I Lee wa• thoughtful, "I one wor ) .an he 5tud'10..know how much good cheese- to 'limit' its efforts." The St"ttlflg was t ' "ake does a girl anyhoW I · d · g the 11001· ' ' · commJssary ur~ h mean, look at all the magazines bour rush . The Issue: v.tJ.et er today . You can't tell one •~ ge~tl:m~ e~~Jry.! b<:~ty s~::~tively· m~ ~a~~ T~ay ~ost,urgetnh,. ~"1hey ne~ly sponsored the by g~es~r Magazme pr esiiii.iiiiii .......-.. ...... _... CHICKIHS _ r .... Pultr -.t~,• HENS _ _ I for ~ rirm, for~ign poli<'y : Pierlulgl .,11 beside himself I gardmg the ..Vl.~t Nam War. 1ow. "Bali. The troops are Speaking before the Marietta llrod o1 blltialo. Loot at , College You•g Republica• MarUYJI Monree. She became ITuesday, Miller said, "our lamoiS Ia a photograph wear· on Viet Nam ha• aot cha1.ged tns nothinc at aD." • - I We have no right to ask • 'Tm oot Marll)'ll Monro8. 1 American bay to give up h I o waat to bt an actress, not a life. If we do n•l do everything glllll1llt girl, • Mal")' said witb I within our power to protect dignity. life. "'But ~ pooplt bave 1o "There are many as~c~ to · know who' you art," said Lee, consider for any program ' t"llplailling lbal her role bi ''lo the Viet Nam situation.'' ~·­ Howevt'r, lOme attention of the entire world. ''We must ..t becomt mvotlv· ''Look," laid Mary. "I don'l l ed ill a lengthy ground mind poBiRI ill the skimpiest of which, in the long run, can only bikinis. A Jlirl Upects IIIII. result In long-term · A11d, well, thJf'N ' Dot lllkli&•i- Bed." Jim Bottomley of the ~1. She wfthdrt" twe bJkiJis i1 Cardinals drove in 12 from bor purst. Lee and in one baseball gam@ i• 1924, Pierlulgl ,.ganled !111 tiay a major league reeord. Jakarta Students Demand 'Mr.' Sukarno he Ousted 14:1b. A"ll· ( •. 59c SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT.INSPECTED FULJ,Y COOKED lb. es · · · · · · 12-ot::pkg. 69c IUPIII-IIICIHT IIAND Sliced Bacon · · 1-lb. pkg. 89c lttf Sllort Ribs · · · · .. lb. 49c They JIIIXIt be. IRIADED becaUM we buy 4IIMI' 40 ~ ~ ol. p IT•... KIST PIIDZIN / T1111 Cassnlt 21b. pkg. 99c We eeft m!IJigM ol. pound~ ol. !8MI peuuts, ' 111on WlMo.. ol. pc1 nda ol. tr r 1d ad baaed peanuts. Oar :bit P~~~~t Dt; iY. 01111111'-ol._ Ill their Clllldy kh b mlllld lor n d-"c PP••'~~;t butter. Ow Jane Park,i- Baklriel - IWI~T tMir ~haft, lioo, 69c If 1011 'NIIUtuboat p FA ltil, . _ t.o .A.AP, Jakarta to demand the ouster. 1 military ba• on I!IUch ot "Mister" Sukarno by for ce ; onstraliofls. H•wever, ~illrt~;~~~ t' 3 a; SWIFT'S PBEM11JU BONELESS CHUCK ROAST BOLLED&TIED Sausage _ roM C ;__...f.~; LS • $1 r":"'-2 ' ~-···-·······--····--~ ~ 50 S&H STAMPS ~ .I I . 1 1 ii\ I with thi1 Coupon cu•4 Purchosf o' 10 lb. (olo•;o!S•o•r I Mlk .. 12 II TASTE.O·SEA FISH,. STICKS STEAKS ou••• 2 J••• p1cg. each 49c 8 OZ. PKG. ': '- '"' ~l w;th thh Coupon and Porch••• of 18 ox. Kraft Barbecur Sauct ' ~--···------------ -~ ...... i ' ,.: .... Wtlfle ' • POTATI!lES ·10 51 A&P NUT . VALUES! IXCIL CANS 2lJ ·.' . • HERSHI!Y CANDY BARS witt. thi' Coupon 1ntl hrchast •f 40 01. Kittbtn Kint PIIRUI lutttr 10i J9c S 99( &0 SIH STAMPS QUICK COCOA . 1·1•. CAN -·J . ~ ~--:: POTATO BREAD ....... btL . gga 39c ,.r, wit• teu,.• enll tht plrtHN •f Arm111r Ster Witftfrsl2 01. pk9. . ·,._HI '~ (M,_. ••''"" S.,ttlllhr M. 1'66 I ~ROITID 50 SIH STAMfS JtiiO 3 49c ...,ell-t&IOUr .Bartlett Pears- 2 ... 39c liT BALL VARIETIES ...A 1 A&P Cauliflower 3 6Sc Grape Drink 4 ':::0 39c Niblot1 3 95 SWeef Peas Corn -1 :;. Murch'• 10.0.. pl<p. ( WOIIAin Dlr Pascal Celery """'29c Green Peppers - 3 ,.. 29c COODIG f• ao;a.$1 BOXES · HONEY BUNS 4 9·0Z.$ PKGS. ,..I.a. w;III tills coopoo ••• lite of $2.00 er •ore G•r4•• Dtw fre .. Pre~•ct WOIIIIrS IIC\'CI.CNil. Ill ............ 1 f" 12 GAMES IN ONE! •.3'f.K. WIN $1000-$100-$5 GRAND PRIZE . WEEKLY Magnavox COLOR T.V. SET WIN A&P GROCERIES TOOl Retalla effective tllru Se,Pt. !4 In Pomef07 Mlddleport 7 u.uo.t •' POTATOES ••••••• W: 45c . • "''. ~·, ,,:,.......~.~·-·H ,. c:J c.,; :<·!> ' KOBIY SHOESTRING Breaded Cod Portions $1.29 ~oev SIOO.M t1 -·~llol' ~ 50 S&H STAMPS Ptanuts in shel 1-lb. pkg. 49c · Mixed Nuts ·.. · 14-oL tin 79c •xCIL VIIGINIA-&ALTID ' DRY RDAST Peanut Halves 1-lb. pkg. 49c A&P Peanuts · · 13-oz. far 69c Anoo , _ While HouN Margorof S!olli"" ,, : Good and Thrifty Groceries! -c. Baked Foods! , Handi Wr,ltp _~__ ~.'::'~25c Grape Jcim ~:. 2 ~~.SSe JANI PARKER Tea Bags:;:.~"'"___., pk~;;99t' Borden Elsie Pops- .... ~.99c 99c syrup ' '·-" a 39c Instant MI'lk ~···"MAD I ... 1 1b. WITH .. A&P Coffee _ _ 2 !~·n $p9 Elbow Macaronii:=. 2 ~.39c POTATO FLOUR • Sulfone ~1. 39 Sa Ia d DressJng ···"" - l•r c Cheese Spread ::"" 2 ':;. 69c Blackberry Pie ~~cor_ 49c PRODUCE VALUES! Pound Cake ~:.:::;~...,e - 39c ' MORTON- FROZEN JONOTHAN Coffee Cake J:-b::·"· ...h79c APPLES Donuts .,.., - - ,k•• 29c 8 lb. 1 . ,..•' ~-------------------- FLOUNDER r. ' . ·,~~ rM ......!.~~!. .H.... t,,." .• ~---··--· ······------- IASTE-0-SEA 1·1b.59 ' "' ~"'t· I,:!J, '' u.s. GOVT.JNSPEct«D PORK LOIN ROA.ST OR CHOPS 7 1 lb. Ground Fresh Hourly At EVANS SWIFT PREMIUM U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED FULLYCOOKED lefliver · ·.. · · · · · · · · lb. 49c Meat Loaf Mix · · .. · .. · lb. 69c Fryer Quarters · · · · ··· · · lb. 39c ·- 50 S&H STAMPS with this Coujloll and Purchase af 3 l•ttiH 32: OI.Watntn Breakf•tl Or•nt• · .,~ Hospital News S&H Green Stamps IIIP, VIAL AND PORK Bologna _ •. 59c ··'-~··· .....,.............. 'JIR --ll't'IJIIII'JIC • ..,..,.. .......... tKAPPI) killed in the Sumat!"a capital of Bul<itting last week whilt scribbling Chinese .!llogans on the wall. AI *~ 011 ARti·Pekmg sentimeat, allreadly jl 1 Jot. N. ~ Jr., . 1638 Mding high because of the al· Cbaf:bm Ave._; )fr~. calvm H_ I !t>gf'd Chmese involvemen1-s Dav11, 111 Pine St.~ Jo_hn last October 's coop attempt, .1. fruldill, Rt. I Galllpoh!!; was sparked to near fever pltch Mn. Fred J. Thack~r, Pt. Plea- by the shooting. llllt; Jan:aea m. N1bert, Galliorie student speaker told poll• Ferry; L)'llll Staal,, Rt 2 rallv· Pt. Pleua.t; Mn. C~rles A. ";The Chinese say that We-avtr, New Haven ;, Glu M te go_ Let them go. Let them Sayre, Sr., _Pt. Pleidianl ; Mrs. return t1 CommuAisl EarleS. ~atheson . Pl. Pleasant ; wht>re they belong or Itt Mrs. Jess1e L. Anderson, Rt. 2 dtm 1p them i11to the sea." Racine : Raooy G. Staats. Syra· I The rally adopted a et~M' ; Mrs. Leonard H. KoeAJ~ . I Iion demanding the tria l of all Rt. 1 Lon~ Bvttnrn · '1 1"" ~'" · ' ·":. persons suspected of taking L. Kisor. Rt. J Oak HIll; 1u the coup or sympathizing Clyde A. Cooper, WJihc.~ ~· ille , ' with it " wilhout regard to their William C. Marti.R, S~ade ; Mrs. position, e\·en if that person Robert 0 . R~erts, 8Jdw~ll ; De- happens te be Mme. Hartini anu Sue WilhaJruJ, Rt. 1 Crowe Sukarno. ' ' we will take mat. City; Mrs. Terry J. Rucker. Rt. ters into our own hands." 1 Cr.wn City; James E . Dixon, : The resolution also urged the l Rt. 4 Oak Hill : .1nd Mrs . M~ud~ t! 1 ca binl't, parliament and con. , M. Johi!SOD. Hartford. g;·ess to Dar ·'Mister Sukarnv" · . from making " personal speech· Btrdl• .M;!. Leenard H. Koemg. R · 1 es before the public." 1 Long Bottom, daughter . 2:21 1 a.m. T·.1 esday: Mrs. Charles A. i · Weaver New Haven, daughter, , Burke, Deborah Clark, Mr~ . 1:32 P- ~· Tuesday: Mrs. Otis ! francis E. Elliott , Mrs. Kerm1t M McGow8D Pt. Pleasanl, son. 1 l'i!iher, Mrs. Arnold K. Hard7:.f5 p.m. ~sday : Mrs. Terr~' man, Ollie Hindy. KeniOFI D. J. Rucker, Rl I Crown Cily, Holman, Miss Mabel Lee, Ml'll. daughter, l:fl p.m. Tuesday: Eris Price, Mf'!. James L. Mrs . Fred J. Thack<r . PI Plea· Smith. Nathan Upt111, M r 1. Mil daughter 12:53 a.m. Wed· Xyrtle J . West, Pamela J . Ham. ....by ' mond. Mrs. Leo C. Hill and Ia· · lllldtlrles lint son. Mrs. Horau G. Ml~ Yillll J,., 'Pi~~ 1>., I« IJlll ~-!iiiCh/!"_~ ..., BONUS GROUND TINDEll SLICID SUPIR-IIICIHT . ,.,t;;t l& this a good~ fouhopping .A.AP?It'a011tol1111ny! high school studelilt 6eUon front W• lomn The lith! To limit Quootlllu W'ltlltl's · · · · · · · .. · · · 1-lb. 59c ' LIG Dll IRIAIT futur,t hit caused you ,, SWIFT'S PREMIUM u.s. GOVT.INSPECTtT FBESHLEA.N PREMIUM LARCJI C-K-A&.L MIAT UPIIO~ An ostimaled 4.000 h I g school students took part ill two and 1 half hour rally the motorcade. The rally billed as a meeting to moiuro Il l tha death '" 1 memilor of thlt mty 1 ~lb::._·==-..1..,_-----::;.;;~;;;;;;;g-II I·~· I·~·:!,!1~ 1 1 n~., 1_,. .. . We're nut& about our 1Utorntn. 1 11 announced, We wilt announce In the new urival d1to. We apologize for any mconvenitnct -CAP'N JOHN EALL SEAFOOD SALE! 10.0.. pic... WhJtf.. FJiets 1-lb pkg. 49c ruh Sticks ··· · · 2 pkgs. 85c pkg 59c Fish Sticb ·· 1-lb. pkg. 65c IRIADID PORTIONS ... ..1.. 9 1 1"'111 5 c Ocean Perch 2 0.. pkgs 1.29 J ( PROIIIM-1-1~.4-M,Jikt. YeaiSteaks .. · · · · pkg. $1.29 uta a JW'I. Gr Chuck _ •.69c Swiss Steak .. · · .. · · · · lb. 69c Stewing Bef, Boneless lb. 75c $ lb •. I J'JI GREEN Every Ounce Guaranteed SHANK HALF - Pork Loin · · · · ·· .. · · · · lb. 79c ,- ~~;=-;N;._o Center Du1 ._ tn unexpecttcl fllntlll lhe S&H Repr..enhtiw• will not be able to be in our stores on October 4th end 5th BEEF FULL CENTER CUT HAM SLICES IIOUND IDNI SHOULDIR CUT s:;r;IGHY' aRAND A I Slices Removed QUARTIRID ILICID If you do, you ma7 dit!eofer IOIRethilli else: U acessary. Jt was the fir.<tt i police made no attempt lo ' · timt ia JAemOry here that Su-l tervene when the students ' kamo bas ao(. been ·publicly lld- through the streets waving dr•841 M prwidHt • Bu11g nen: 11nd "haRring slogans. OUR LOW, LOW PRICES~ EXTRA VALUE OF ~H c 8 to 7 77 • •• I ~ TURKEYS •. 43c fill JAKARTA ' (!WI) ·- Thou,. monists to ~eize power. ands ol militant stuueolt eli· Th• motorized " show rrunred u aati-Cornmunist rat- fm·ce/' a~ ttle students des<orli>ly Tuud.:t' by driving through Ied it , was made in defiance larno. 1 The students alsa demanded the W'lal ol Sukaru'1 ~eco11rl wit., ldartioi. for allegedly OOIDpirlnJ \II . last October's aiiGr1ioe atieonpl llr the Com· ~ience YOUNG- PLUMP- FUUY DRESSED Rib Steaks _ •. 99c •AbsellltttY~ IIOt,,. 41 7 WILL TR-D-111' 1'hou08ndl ot lhem." Pierluigi . . •olaimett· "They would lo.., tO MARIF.T'I'A- Te~th DIStrict ,.. u wltii ju•t a towel sad iD I (\,ngr'""onal Cand1datAI Clar· ~pantlu, E'nce E. Miller renewed his stand like Flint" woiddn., bf' suffi-- tiaued Miller. t'ieat to briRg her to tbe ar~ obvious. u -•--. ~ II ;•a -. 2 :fL ed today 1 t•lie .... doe II IChuck Roast~::~:__ ~~~.69cl Miller Lays ' Dow~ Policy On VietNam lllary nlffed. 49( --s9 Cornlth 1 "11M iliiQIW - . . , ~" ~· ~~• • IW'a Awanl established iJI 11183 In hollol: of the louMer of Popular PubHshms Co. 'fhe Magazine PubHshero Association. founded tn 1911, consists of more than 100 or,..nl!ations publlshing nearly j(JO magazines In the United Stalel. ' DUCKLINGS- 1>. 1ilri • lqerie - belli!ima!" Thf'y rose to leave wtlPO Lee . A. Ptrfeft hady !said re~lmly : ·· vou f(lrgoC your I 1 ., wool poH iD undergar· camera Pierluigi." aten1s." Mary replied. ''It's 1ot dipilied, I do1't want people ...inl .,. 1ft my underthing•." "Woo toUid oeocl lbe plclliNII to lbl lnlopo In Viet Nam . .~ latorest on I . . , _ 11101'1I•J• coot• a tamlly • addl· Betlln oald that In 10' years tlooal $!,7011. there will be about j(J million Young caUed on the While college-educated youog people Houoe for "stron recomm<"· . 1 In the United States. "They will datloas" 1o coagre88 r.r Ia•·· have the charactenstic lmpa7 lo curb bllb Interest rates. lienee with the prac!Iceo of the "Tbe big ballkera ud tboR<· past that distlngulsh young · r•o" wHb accumulated or lnberlled tod ., ... ,.~~~ a t.~ peop1e ay. weald! an lhe oaly ones W-.u "They will steer thlo eountry, Orllwdos members of ln7 benefit from blgb latere01 Into ita third century of ella's Sikb rellgi011 dlsplay· their rateo," Youag told the SeD· exiRience,'' "I need not faith by wearhlg the "five K'1" ate• \ th he.Jald. uld I to tell you at you co no ' P - kes, uuborn hair; kacb, ,. them If you tried. And• I don't 1rnee • length pants; lwa,\ .,_ _ _ _ _ _ _,... tldnt any ef 111 reaDy want lo the tron bracelet; ktrpall, tbel Americano eat more I he stand bi their way. ,snort oword; kangha, a 'three billion quarts of popcoo '"'!'be allemaUve II mueblworn under lbt turban. · / CHitKINI-111. broktn, English wa1 the i Pierluigi shrugged, his battle , proHtgoAist. .. , _tell .. you los!. "Let LIS go, little rrPnture. l bikirUI are oJd·lashJOne . Be we will do as you say. Bul l ctled. ''Commonplace. Eut I mavbe " I ~~oo~.• . ' ., . lielP "Super-Riaht" Quality Poultry! Mary .ibould Jl:OSe for . ~h~es()e; I from a nother." ("8ke HI llnge~Je, 1 bi.kml . ''Who can't tell one 1imply ill a patr of pa•ties wit~ ~ another! " Pierluigi aried. 1 t...ol demurely draped ove •·11 d..sn't matter," Mr bosom. , said ftrmly, h~r dark eye~ Pierluigi, I .-agilt man w_lt.h flashing, her freckles slaading 1 quick -per and tho ltatia• ,out. "I will only pose il 1 . 1\eir ftr demon1trahve, If bikini . Nolhing less." Ltt interposed: "'W•ll. lots ol tllrll po91 ill lbe nude you - · u t I'll 11 bettor thaa -... ...._ J'IUer 0 llveness. • "Ali lh.JI might be NEW YORK (\r 1 -Richard! Publishers Aosociallon. not mvolve the acrual E ··Be 11 , ident of· · 1~ He was presented the Henry · I " continued Miller. · 1 rCn. prr' n said 'l)les- Johnson Fisher Award lor . diplomatic ' ~ear~at ~~a '~uth is neither distinguished contributslons to . would keep allies from ~:~ nor beat ynor desperate. magazine publishing. Tho pretrlldmg With the very enemy ' th I n American &entation was the key event In 8 8 are fighting also would you . ' 10 person • u the tw<><lay fall conferenC<! o1 . H 'ti ttJ ctltzen, a pnva 10 long way mi ng e Individual they're worth know~ lhe association. effectiveness. . 1, ' nd 1 m sure we "We must stop JeneraiWng utilizing just these two mg be lOr a t:y heed the bout youth" Berlin aald. opporlunitles,"bl concluded Milmust accept,lnte11ig·ence a1 1 ld I th nf'w vn!Ce o you . •· kr, "we possi Y cou pu e ..J" k In prime survival factor They are · on the other fool. Instead Jertin made his remar ' etUn themselveo better and 600 ol the United Slates evoking . address before :Otterg educated. And they are 18 "limited policy" toward th magazine publiShers an tll•g tmarler 111 file war, we would force the at a banquet ID his geoc ss" :~gum on rewll'dllllr. We lhem." �,, '' ,. "' ,, ' ., ~· ,, .<,/ Flqwer ArrangL~ng, Instaf!ation Of Officers, Program Highlights I Midions ~o Six C.?ntinent~ Theme Explored m Readmgs, Art1cles Mrs. Karl Groeser, assisted by Mrs. Nol'l1)an McCallum, entertained the WSCS of the Min· ersv~le Methodist church MOn· day evening at her home. "Missions to Six continents" he t : of lh features. WHS l op1c e • A program on artistic VItatioo pxtended to the Middle- 1 Dobbm Manley would assist in der water and qther er arrangJng and mstallation port Club The club was also ' cleaning the triangle park on Mrs. Carl HIJI'KY demonst~ated pre.:en~d b~rsM~iena ne" oi!Jcers highlighted t h asked .o proVIde 10 t<ble ar- Route 7. an a!!-pnrpo"' holiday arrange· Maag . Like th Sf'pte:nber meeting of the rangements for the ll'nchers' Many outstanding tuTange- ment. u_smg pmk and whJte as- The hymn, More e fI b luncheen to be held at ~he M1d- , ments were used throughout the ters Ul a low lme ter, opened the ~rogram, 0 dkpor1t Gd~rd~: ~~~me of Mrs. dleport Srhool Friday, Sept. 23.1 Hennesy home including sever- Miss Zerkle, out-gomg presi-· lowed by ~esponslve readJ.ng eve~;r ~I GarfiP.Id St Mrs Stansbury Cw ic Beau- al made by Mrs. John Kmcaid .dent, thanked the offrcers and on the t~plc le~ by. ~rs. Ch~L'nnesy, 1 tification .Chairn:an announc·i using large Dahlias r.Gmbined' members fctr their past cooper- ord Phi hps, an scrip u~e r~ L' ' Ttw meeting was opt>11ed by I ed ihat street co:Om1ssloner with lighted candles, roses uD-' ahon. Mrs. Kincard and Mrs. ing ol Romans 1: H? Y · rs. tlw president, Miss Nelbe J . E. H-.rley were in charge of Maag. d' th 1op· 1 f the d I • · 0f the new off on . eThe kk. who rea t" verse " the msla11 atwn . I· ' Severa .rea mgs . cludi nwnth wri rten by George Arn1 t cers including Mrs. Wllllam IC were !gfJVen tlDh L ng,f Lo 01 1 e - e aw 0 ·d M v•. uld 0 0. Moms, preS! ent;. rs. · CarI bread Rolli Wolfe · The Bible . d J Horky VIce presJdent ; Mrs. by Mrs. n ' .· Tht• program chairman, M1ss Patrols and leaders were or- h~alth and safely, Ben ers. ane Geor ~ Anderson, secretary; a · Mrs. Sadie Brown ; The MarlAnna !Jy,vell, mtroduc~ the ganized and plans made .for Gilkey, and Ivys, Debbie Lan. 'Mrs. gJames Arnold, treasurer. ~ gold and Man , Mrs. Stella Grue~pf'a;;_w h r t!;e evenmg, Mr. camping by the Cadet G I r I ey. . ser : lf we could see ourselves ( ;ay!4' 1\I:Ps. who i5 ass6Ciated Seoul Troop 185 Monday evenJoyce RIII!_Y was named court Mr~. Harley read ~n allegory' as others see us. Mrs. with l't\1fl\'i~ Florists m Pollr~- mg at the Middleport Electric of honor .scnbe for both patrols. paJ~trng al :ord. pJcture nof ~I Forbes : and an article on The f il l'. ~,Jr Ret>s, who is a gradll- Company offices at 6:30. D~ring the business meeting gar en c u . usm~ a owe Bread of L.ife, Mrs. McCallum. 1 Patrol LetJders Orgamzed 1or · · Seo son I Troop N 185 ACtiVIty · · 18-lll'IIY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 21, ~ Around and !IJ68 Williapt Bird iti Enlistee in Navv Over tbe Hilltops, closed th< program. William Harold Bird, 11, so~ During the business sessiOn of Mr. and Mrs. Harold William Jn charge · of Mrs. Earl . ~enBird, RR 2, Racine, enllstt;!d bt shaw president, a commumcathe U. S. Navy at ColurnbUI, lion was read In regard to the 'on Sept. 16. He will · recelY• Ministers Wives Retreat and a Lk contribution was made. It was training at NTC Great a es, voted to aceept the asking for Mr. and Mrs. Oris Guinther nlinols. Bird allended Soothe"' the year. World Community and Mr. and Mrs. Elias Stiles Local High and was former!) Day was announced for Novem- attended the Logan fair Satur- employed by The;on Johnson ber 4 at Grace Episcopal day. His sister will enlist In the U. church in Pomeroy. . S. Navy Waves In December m Rev Wendell G Stutler an- Mrs. Wayne Gibbons of M1d- l January. nounc~d 3 six o·ciotk covered dleport, visited Monday with :::=:.'..:------dish dinnet' for the Syracuse, Mrs. Horner HOlter, Chesler Columbus. Minersville and Forest Run Road . Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan charge al the Syracuse church M'ISS .LJ nda. R'" t.. 1e.11. Sun- and daughter of Columbus were Cln October 10 the District Su- day, for Ada where she Js -en- weekend guests of her parents ' perintendent and wife, Rev. rolled as a f.res hman a t Oh'10 Mr. an d Mrs ' Bradford Maag ' d M Calvin Rndeheller 11 Northern Umverstly. She was Minersville. an rs. ~nd accorn anied to Ada b her Mr. and Mrs. Ale,- Gravely was reportedse~:t tono:~ Wil- aren~. Mr. and Mrs. y Roy and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grave cards ~ere p mn 1 of Dunbar, w. va. , w~re liam Fisher and a card was R~~~ :ad f~nn YFieJd~ of Co- lunday guests of their mother, sent to Ju~e :hnn :ams~~~iler 1 lumbus ani'Miss Patricia Ftelds Mrs B F Gravely and Mrs. Prayer y e ev. i h of Athens s ent the weekend J . A . Ecie~. About p . , Omeroy ' ' GIA 1!~. \ Direction of Match: Jouth VIet Nam (UPI) :..••OkaJ, men,.. the ~lrt~:Uon of Qlii'Ch II straJsbt aJle&d." · The word& were those ol Capt. Charlet W. Kappleman ot San Anl.o!do, Tex., lllll they were spoken aofUy serinualy. 'Qie men ol CharUe Company, tln!d, dtrly, bloodied, began movtns •Qahl. .The}' moved back over the same ground where some of their buddies had been killed and wounded. Back over the aame ground wh~re they had been pinned down by he'vy I Mrs. Custer Leader f.or JOf Devotions I L o ' 1 ' LoveJ·oy c,·rcle Wl 11 Rememb M• • • H"l :l l 1 . M nd Mrs H Walt@rs were wee en gues .s o rs. of ~·ai~Jpolls ~isi~d . Sunday Jdbnne Tatterso.rf and family. with Mrs John Smith. Charles W~thee returned to ' E hi h' I nt 'th Colliers Mr. and M~. Pa·ll lc ngerl1s emp_oyme WI . and daughter, Paula June were at Cheshtre. ~onday after I Monday business visitors In three months Illness. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ARE OPEN THURSDAY • · • • • ···9:15AM to 5PM FRIDAY ·' • • • · 9:00AM to 8PM SATURDAY · · · • 9:00AM to 9PM before. Back toward lhe glttls of North Vietnamese regulaea fighting from walst.hlgh and even sbnulder-hlgh trenehes and bunkers. They moved because they had a debt to pay, because the vUiage was coaling them too dearly, because the entire Marine sweep along the dernllilarlzed zone (DMZ) just 1,000 yards away slalled. And because ol Kapplernan's quiet words. t'oar-Day Figbt The flght lor Gla Blnh had w.. surged back aiid ·l«th for 1oor days with Marilie. moving into the viltage bl!hlnd Dame throwing lanks;·: when Charlie Company moved forward today, UP! pbntograplier Kyoichl Sawada and I went with them. Two platoons were up front, one In the rear. Crouching. running low, zig-zagging, sometimes crawHng through the elephant grass, dropping behind banana lrefl!l dotUng the flatlands. A burst of automatic weapons Ore chatlered. The first platoon dropped. A young Negro \' ' ,I' . Mtll'lne· ~1 lnimmJng "W... lng MY B~ Stick Home" lllll Jet Sgt. IilaH LandaCJ:e or Bethesda, M4:t .commented 1!1 nobody In paz:ucular: "Sll!y-Ove cloUars a llltllllh.• That's what a marine en1181etl man gels extra for combat pay. Somebody asked by radio II the llrsl platoon was rnovln,. boiled. liJI' frvm massive jlllUJido 'lllp. .by Air Force planet. AriiiiFJ shells hundreds of lllem, had 1Jeeo lobbed Into the · ~ge. Even tile big guiill from the 7th lleet shlpa offshore helped pockmark the Village eomplex, blasting down huts, cavine in many of the trenches lnd bunkers. "TeU tiiem yes " Landacre The platoon fought back, and shouted back. '")uat because· ' In a lew minutes was able to they're Pinned down doeSn't move again. They knew lhat mean we aren't on the mbVe." cleaplte the air strikes and Vfllap B111'11a artlilary and tanks it w.. up to Ahead of us the 'lillal& them to drive the North bunted. Thick black 11110ke Vietnamese from the trenches • at y :.:~:~' ~~~~:~ ;e;~e:,~~ a n ggi~:;~~~::l w.i~ le t~~ee~ii~f :C~d~'thP~:.~ed~~: ~i~::~ea~=~~e ~:£u~:~~ ~r~:~::~;:~~~£:~E~:i~;~~ cMJ;~,·~to.,er~ b:y~I.'.M~srsr;.;;~: :~:~:2~:~~:;e~~:£:~~ ;!P~·;~~::n:~dM;~f~~YMrs. b~;ht a~~k~~d~~~n:,:';rafmHMn: w wm ll ,•. w I "' - _ · flJVen m umson an e p ge d h ·1 1m ' · H R h ing til"' theme•. "'l'~e H:story ()[II to the flag. Patr~l leaders were morning ~eptho23 at f ~30 aM~~ =~~Mrst. ~i~~~i~1~~::e:r ~ell and we~re Never : an~r~~s~ s:;:er Mrs. o~:r: t·'lnWt'r Arrangmg given leader braids and patrol ~f the trthaJ er . mAeJ o r~ t ed''eB(ffi-Mbe new officers and ' fled. Mrs. Karl Gruese-r . bertrs. Pu h Mn WendeD G ' bo 0 k8 )Of for e trip. n so on a ur· ' the hymn roe Got I M:lnsiOII g ' ' ' HP p!'~pared two out~tandingl ·. . day Od. 1 the group will meet Miss .Zerkle a rose corsage. ____ - -·- ' Stutler and guests. Mrs. Pearl :man.~f'IT'f'nts inc!udmg » tall, Dunng the me~tmg the troop al lhe Major trailer at t a.m. Mrs. Horky announced that I • PhHUps, Miss Clara Garland Color.1t! arrangement using was separ~ted mto patrols as I for an overnight camping trip the October 3 meeting would !• IS and Mrs. Doris Thomas. · k "lodiolus purple asters follows: sFtrsl I prll ":> d Patrol Be d rswas nam· with to Camp K.laC hute. Th e I be guest n1'ght to be held at the . •~-il-iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ond .'m1:1 white mums .. The ~ th~. :n Yand ~h~rdn Glaze, will return Oet. 2 at 7 p.m. , First United Presbyter Jan , I tJther w~~:oo a fl at geoMelnc oe-- ane 1 ey be R b' Plans for the menu for Church wJlh Mrs . Walter MoeH sign u:;mg the sam~ flowers. le~ders. Me~ rs ar; Luoa~~ camping trip will be made ler as guest speaker, She will Mi~~ ierkle report~d. en the MillS, Jenn_rfer Gobi ' Ka te the next troop meeting to show slides and p~ctu;es of ~rs. rece 11 t Mdgs County fJir Flow· French, Amta Fultz and y held Sept. 2jj al the Johnson's Beautllical!on project. The JOF class ol the UniiL'<l l er -;~LlW r.uting that the.Midrile-d Russell. All clubs are invited te attend. Methodist church ·met Monday Second patrol was narn ed t he Company social room. ted pllrl C'lul:l had 13 entries t an d and stars were awarded t& Mrs. Stansbury presen an even 1·11 g at the ehurch w. ith Mrs. . •· 1 Jvys 1 with Kathy Moore an 1eal h- Marie Chapman , "· res 1dent, m 1 d M v. lJn 7 ribbo ns. Winn. 1bb ng en res gible members of the troop arrangement of peacock. t Debbie Gilkey as 1ea ers. em~ t jnchdf'J two ,~lue . n rnCJ o bers are Debbie Laney, Mary ing the meeting. ers in a tall silver contamer o charge. Mrs. Jol:n Kmra 1d' b~· and Mr3. Ann Kloes, Brenda Edwards, Miss Zerkle. Members am;wf'r· , . n~.,otions were led by Mrs. ~' 1 .\fax Ro: ~er; red "h.tuoiiS ed roll call with suggestions or Alonz"v Custer who read an ar· 1 M Debbie Major, Joyce HI') ey : .\l is~ l 'rkle, an d w 1 e n rs. a club p.rogram. ticle, "Exporting tt:e .\rnerican S b and Mary Holman. • ho f u d t1 Officers and committee mem· er A SOCial ur 0 owe Dream" by Norman Vincent G:Jren t3ns ury. A reoort was given on meeting with punch and cake Peale ~nd closed with the LCird's J k bers appointed were Kayte Rusble n~wer sh?w at. ac. ~on sell, scribe and reporter for ISSIOnOTieS se.rved from a .ta covere( Prayer in unison . Members an\IJss rt::~rneflMarJe Shmlth to both patrols; financial manag- Plans were made to remern· WJth a cutwork linen cloth an~ ~ swered roll cal! with a school nouncf"d a ower s ow th 1 0 bb ' Ma .0 her, during Christmas season, centered with an arrangemen day memory. J1eld at Cheshire Satu.rday er for e vys, e Je Fultz; J r; ,;en>II 25 th for the Benders, Anita missionaries serving in India of large pink Dahlias and light- Plans for the "earbooks J Sundu,v. Sept. 24- WI an f when the Love)·oy CI'rcle of the ed tapers. Miss Zerkle was .•t dJ'scu"s.:.d. A note was read ,..-,~_;.===--=='jJ tnmsportatien manager or bo 1 d M K , " ,. th~ Jvys 1 Mary Klo~s; the Ben- First Baptisl Church met lhe punch w an rs. m- from the Rev. and Mrs. C. MelGIRLS ders, Robin Mills; commissary day evenin~ at the home caid served the cake. HGstess- vin Alkire thanking the managers for the Ivys, Mary Mrs. Lillian McGhee. The es were Mrs. Hennesy ' M r s. for the contribution to their love Homer Russell, Rodney Holman; the Benders, Jenni- ing was opened wit h prayer . Mrs. L.e G'biJ g1. 11 . fer Goble; equipment manag- the president. Mrs. P au Downing, MISS . no:a 1 s A dessert course was "'"'" Site 12 112 er, the Ivys, Brenda Edwards, Smart. Devotions were and Mrs. John KmcaJd. during the secial hour by Mrs. to Big 10 pr. the Benders, ·Luann French; by Mrs . Charles Bennett Allen Elchlnger and Mrs. Chap. - -- - - - - - - - 1 1 Can't Understand GOO's SON IS BORN ; man. Regular $5.99 During .the business Patrolman and Mrs. Keith 1 notes were read from · Barnitz of Kingston are an· INFANT CHRISTENED and others. A donation was nouncing the birth of 8 7 lb.. Jamie Edward Wolfe, made to the school lunch pro- 10 oz. son, Thomas Michael 1 at son of Mr. and Mrs. gram. A note of thanks was Holzer Hospital on Saturday, Edward Wolfe (Sharon Brown) read from Dr. and Mrs. Currey September 17. Grandparents are 1 of Gallipolis was chrislened , of fndia for the food package Mr. and Mrs. Hayman Barnitz the Minersville sent to them by the circle. They ol Pomeroy and Fred Peacock, Church Sunday, Sept. 11, Pomeroy. Ohio listed articles needed In their of Creightn Mine, ontario, can- the Rev. Wendell G. Stuller. area and the circle planned ada. Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Barn- Jamie Edward Is the grandson TONIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hennesy to send a Chrisunas package to itz of Pomeroy and Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Victor ""'wu NOTDPEN and daughters, Tereasa and the family. Mrs. Dean Brinker of Racine of Minersville and Mr. Tracy, of Portsmouth spent It was announced that the are great grandparents. Mrs. Dory Wolfe, Racine. THURSDAY, FRIDAY the weekend with his mother, circle would have devotions for ~~~~;,;.;~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'-iiiiiiiiiiii;;;i;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AVOHnl\fS pue Sept, 22-23-24 Mrs. Henry Hennesy. the B. H. Sanborn Missionary . lan Fleming's Mr. Noah Haskins, who has Society meeting in October. "THUNDERBALLH a surgical patiell,t at Sl While Cross qQOtas were !SEAN CONNERY) Joseph 's Hospital in Parkers- pleted and projects are to be (Technicolor) ,. Claudine Auger burg, W. Va., .. is recuperating compleled at the Oetober meetColorc•rtoons at the borne of his sister, Mr. ing to be held at the home of Admission: 75c & 40c and Mrs. Wayne Sloan, Mrs. Harold Chase. New st~linyl Breatftin' Brushed Pigskin• or smooth leather. SUNDAY, MONDAY eroy Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Haskins Readings were given during •nd TUESDAY are guests at the Sloan the program hour and included Strong steelsbanksl01 solid comfort and Slljlport. Sept. 25·26-27 for the present. Their son those by Mrs. Ernest Hughes, "FIREBALL 500" · d lang wear. Easy cleaning. Water -repellent. Teehnicolor and daughler-m-!aw, Mr. an Mrs. Milton Hood, Mrs. F'rL~nkie Avalon, Annette Mrs. Charles· Haskins of McAr- ene McNeal, and Mrs. Charles And o pleasant price. Jt'o fun wearing Hush Puppi01 casuals. I•'Lmicello, Fabian, Chill thur, visited with them Sunday. Edwards. The articles were Wills. Harvey Mrs. J. B. Hayes has receiv- on Jru·ssJ·o"• Parrish. Patti Lembeck, Chandler, JDoulien ,..., and I·nclnded the . Randi Trio, Carole Lombard ed word that Mrs. Russell Bain· topics, ''The Popcorn Field,'' SlngPrs. Avalon&: Fabian are urn has been returned to her "Runaway Mother," and ''Minr<ll'e car drivers at Daytona home from Doct.ors Hospital, in I·stry of Rehabi'litation ." Speedway . bead-on Fabian ..injured andwreck pull· Ill ~:~~~~ril~nd an JS recupera tmg: The circle planned to send Pd from car enveloped in b. thd 'Its to D ·d and I flame-s on famed lAs Angeles M and Willis A11thon lr ay Rl avl . ·rig 1JrP 8" track. Hear: Fire· drMr. d M G ld Any Paul Currey, sons of the ml!l· . an .an rs. era f . dto .. ball 500; Country Carmva 1: tb0 n and children Barbara slonary am11y an . JOID anMy Way; Turn Around; Step Y • th · l · spendmg 1 medH1ght Up and Joe were in Canal Winches· 0 er Clrc e 10 Featurette: Don't Take • ter Sunday to attend the 50th ical journal to Dr: Currey. Mrs. Chenc:e wedding anniversary observance McGhee was a~slsted by Mrs. ' f'c:otoo~,',.",,·~·.oDn'.,":.,OM~:. of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hoy. Ernest Hughes m serving a Recent guests of Mr. and serl course to the above nainOOijJ Mrs. William Morris were their and Mr;s. Frances Bearhs, and Mrs. John Kauff. enemy fire just a lew hOijl'l ..' ' .' ·• wilh tllelr amllll arms lllll crenactes. We tonk our lint casualty 'at C:l! p.rn A chunk of thrapnel alashed Into a Marine's ann apparenUy from the friendly artillery fire falling tn the vUJage which IIOW lay just 1110 yards In !root Somebody loosed a yellow smoke grenade and a lew minutes later lhe wounded Marine w.. 011 a hetlcopter en route back to a hospital. As the men crept closer and closer they passed punjl stake lraJlB !Hied with lhe deaclly en tine Dnoled To Tu lnl!lr.., 01 Tlae Mflp.M,.ora .4reo VOl XVIII NO. 110 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1966 anuary 24th' Set For Sale Of Rt. 33 oh . dae WORLD· Come In- Visit Throughout the Store LOAFERS S4.aa See the Many New Arrivals In Every Roush's Shoe Store About Middleport MEIGS THEATRE Department Big Selectiqns-Big Val ues...;.Aiways At SLBERFELDS IN POMEROY 1 H hp Bounce back INTO FALL on softer sidewalks n us • • I ' uppaas casua s. daughler and lamUy, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Abbott and family of Lancasrer and Mr. and 1.\rS. Harry Wursler and children, Greg, Pamela and Jefl of Cenlervllle, Ohio. Mrs. Wurster ia the former Janet Dillard, sister of Mrs . Morris. ENROUTE HOME Sgt. Larry A. Welch, 25, is on hls way bnme !rom VIet Nam afrer 13 months in DaNong. His wife and sons reside at ReedsvUie, Rt. !. NI!WVINYL •lboNFlDR $149 ...,.,_...,...,...._ ·--·--··. wmt BUILT. . CUSHION l'IY tioNGCX.IE\JII IWRN Sq. Yd. Tloio ntW 1lilrl _ . . 1111 I sprift&J' folil cttUiol bftwttcl ·-•-1!1-!lirur t ·: n iftl. c '/ 7 .... 111 ...... dlfttrt So . . . . . "'"· - ,;tq aut~' · - ... Wifl~ • 111rlltr-t:ools -\oiOciY ~tid •Netds•C~M~ttti!Wc~Gwtt• Opo10 Prtdr; ond Saturd•r Nl,hll INGELS CARPET HOUSE 220 MA!N POMEROY . 992-5661 GLAMOUR BEAUTY SALON ANNOUNCES The Employ,ent of A smaothle1 that's (left). In . ~ . . • , . ~-· W<?LVER1NE WORLD WIDE, INC., ROCKFORD, MICHIGA~-mlkfrl 11f Hut!\ Pup~ cuualt and' Wolvttlntl IHinlllhoM~nd bootl, lkl produC71tlnd·~ "' Surveyor 2 Destroyed in Space ., lere'a w~are to llunour Hush PJIIPIII •uala: rrom ....~,.. '"' • to......,;.,,~,...,,.~- rrom ·~w•tof1W.W '""-'•tt-•IIIMIItt!AOtttt?..l. 0 CONNIE TEAFORD S.. Conn I• For Your N~ Fall Hair Sty!.. Houri: 9 AM to 5 PM Op.n Wed. Evening By Appoint..,...t Only PHONE 992·2743 127 MuiiNrry Pomeroy ~ryii'Jordon, OWMI' ' OPEN e FRIDAY NIGHT nL 9:00 P.M. e ALL DAY THURSDAY ' . ' · - 1a.m. PDT (5:14.211 a.m. EDT),Iaive •teerlna ~ causing the vehicle would haVe stablltded dia!oleJnte. A JPL - - opaceoraft .... llld lbe 1 IIOitltiDdlnl pola!Ne, TIIo 111181 altemPI lo . tbe ,...mer .a.m. � 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 09. September 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 September 21, 1966 fout warner