https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f99d5c507200d357a7e2f3614240902b.pdf 67d0156d5d379a04447af50424735cc5 PDF Text Text "r , ·1:· 11~'/ I" ·r :r , ':i "• • t. ' ..~ ' ·,I' ~ ,. < ·: ' t' , i ·I • I, . · • ' ·a·t·· ~·· _, < { . II~ j , In Pomeroy For Our Stqre ,Wide \ ~1'11 ...~.:.._ _ _ _ Mr and Mrs. Bobby Vollb arr n family of Columbua visited ll f('W days with Mr. and Mrs. Joltn Veith and Mr. and Mrs. - - - - - 2 for $13.00 - - - - - 2 for $5.00 2 for $7.00 D•\nald Leach. SO il. Debbie Matthews, a senior at Kyger Creek Higb School, is staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and atll·nding school. Her parents, Mr. ,,,dMrs. David Matthews have moved to West Virginia. Mrs. Willlam Fife (Joan Searls) writes her parents, Mr. " 1d Mrs. Paul Searls . that she and her family will return to tire states Nov. 3 from Germany. Mrs. HoUls Searls and Mrs. flazel Taylor of Rutland spent ,, day with Mrs. Earl Taylor. air. and Mrs. George Keefer and children of Leon, W. I' a., Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fife. Jr. and children of Tur· key Run, Mr. and Mrs. Osborne f:rrley of Murray City were ret'ent visitors of Rev. and Mrs. Hoymond Fife and Mrs. Bessie ~!iss I TOWELS Fringed end, finger covers and ear trouble. fle weave dish towels. Highly absorbent 3 ofr $1·00 "KAREFREE" CANNON DISH CLOTHS SLEEVELESS Washable orlons ~elancas. CbeniUe or waffle' weave fabric. ~lulU colored. 15c Square and oblofig scarfs · in new fall patterns and ~ rotors. Prlnis and solids. JRa:Ytm and orlon fabrics. ,, .' $1.00 PHIL MAID HALF SLIPS Just arrived! Another shipment of nylon and permanent press half slips. Lace ~nd embroid· ery trim. Pink, blue, red, white. s;zes free Cantrece stockings. Made of new DuPont 100% oylon. Cinnamon, taupe and beige. Sizes small (0\!o Coat Sweaters Perfect Sweater for every and work wear. Spring needle knit for day extra comfort and wear. Sizes 36 to 54 in Brown Dark Oxford. Have double knit elbow for extra wear. Cotton Panties Womens 100% combed eotton -'shrunk to fit" panties . Luxurioosly soft Lean Western style. Scrubbed denim in the $3.60 FIRE SCREENS Now improilod M..-1 SALE $22.50 $45.00-5 PIECE SETS TROUSER · CREASER and DRYER Por alackl, troUHtJ, ete. Eliminates ironfnJl. oreoaet and shapes u n drlet. Bright rust reslatailt !lniah. Simple to operate. Adjustable sizes for men Safety • Engineered helo , sure I!OOktna. Preservet rood flavor, color and vit: a~. For speed and ~.00 $8.95 and boys. · · .50c • ...,,, .SGOn OVERALL JACKm extra wear. Smooth. enameled handiH. ~ple-wu:ed - SCOTKINS Llnen·llke emiJoued DIJ> kina 18\!o''xiB¥• ". Two ply 110 napkins ill a dl•penser box. SPORT warm blanket lining. Blue Denim. Plenty of roomy 1'11141. ooiJd ~r~ '• pockets. Corduroy eollar. 5, 7 aod 9 Piece Sets A larte seleetion of colors and styles $69.00 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. .. • • • .. .. .. SALE $56.00 U19.00 . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. • ..... .. .. . SALE $99.00 1129.00 J139.00 $149.00 JU9.00 1169.00 $229.00 ..•.. , .. , . , . , ••. •.•.• •• ••••• , •• . .. • .. .. • .. • .. .. .. • .. • .. • .. .. . • .. . .. .. . .. . • • .. • .. • .. .. • .. • .. .. .. . ............................. , .. ...... .... ...................... .•• , , • , • , ••... , .•...•..•••• , • , • . ~.00 : .................... .. ... , .. .. • SALE $109.00 SALE $118.00 SALE $126.00 SAL! $136.00 SALE $144.011 SALE $19P.00 SALE $236.00 SALI . BED ROOM SUITES ' arly American- Modern- Danish Modern· ·E Traditional for $4-fl ·. .• IACHILORS' PltfiND NYLON 'SOCKS DRESS sOdCS I 0111' best sellfDI Klrbury K-. NJlOII and ae-. · ion ... wear. Sizes 1D tiii'U Brand, 100% otreleb 111·, ka. Cbolee ol SUiD Une rib or flat lmlt. One t!1ze tit, 10.18. Whits and . ....,rted colon. lit Y111k Work Pantt are celtled Cottoll f~ •.••. Bbiek. white. D&Wi and,I!Ol'dovut, ;,, .' · · · 69c •..,1, measure and in youu1r~:~~ !18nforlzed shrunk. R Bit Yanlc Work Shirts in lengtba 12, 33 and 34 poc~ll . .Dreu shirt style ~ 1 ·--"-----.i.:! '~ .I , __ • , .. f2·•:.· _......................"""" LONG, TOP ·THERMAL SOCKS . SL&PCiAFT 'feor 'lo1md hennal boot · . oockao J,ona. wllriDJ. COm: l'ortable, alitorbent. Sbeo ~0 tbru 13. Natural wlib lied cuU. f'WELLESTON GARDENH BLANKETS 'Wmt A beautliul floWer bllnket of 114% rayon and 6% nylon. Twin or P'ulJ. 100% ace1ate ulln binding. Machine washable. Blue - Pink - Gold. Early American - Modern - Danl.sh Modern French Provincial - Italian Provlndal · $139.00 $191.00 $198.00 J209.00 $229.00 $249.00 U59.00 $269.00 $279.00 $289.00 '"'.00 LOVE SEAT IIOCKIR ....... ., ... SALI $111.00 LOVE SEAT ........... ··-·"' 5ALI $1..;00 SOFA ...... ............... ., , •• SALE $1 ...00 SOFA ...... . .... ... .... .... ,.. SALI t174.00 SOFA, CHAIR. 3 TABLES . ....... IALI tlle.GI SOFA .. .. .. ..... ... .. .. ..... SALI $208.00 2 PC. SUIT I ................. ;·.. SALI $211..00 2 PC. SUITE ................... .. SALI $220.00 .. 50FA ....... . .. . ....... -... .... SALE tut.oo SOFA ........................... SALI $2i1AO SOfA .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. • .. .... .. .. • SALE $24UI ~.00 2 PC. SUITE , .... .................. SALI $24t.00. $309.00 2 PC. SUITE ............... .... ,. SALI.f2H.IO $319.00 2 .PC. SUITE ................... SALI,\$$.00 $339.00 2 fie. SUiTE ........ '. : ............ SALJII' Q.io .Q~· ~t~ 1349.00 2 PC. SUITE .. .................. \SALI:~: $349.00 SOFA . . .. .. ••• , ••••,•••••• ••• • • $359.00 2 PC. SUITE ........................ ,IIJ~(!" $369.00 2PC. SUITE . .................. .' 1/tLI tfl- · · $319.00 2 PC. SUITE .......... , ....... , ~Lil \,~ · $398.00 2 PC. SUITE .. . ........... . ...... ~~ ~· f469.00 2 PC. SUITE ................... , f4l9.00 2 PC. SUITE ................... '_ } , f419.00 2 PC. SUITE ................. ; . ~ ..IMf! toe.oa 2 PC. SUITE .• , •, • , • , , , , .',,, , , • ·$549.00 2 PC. SUITE ........... ,., ...... IAiii''W~ t591.00 ·2 PC. SUITE .................... 5ALij JQI.OD = sAL, ....... ' ' 2 ..... lJ-00 • ON ALL Chair of ye~ur choice·on Sale , w· •lMI 3rd Floor · Furnltu,.. Dept. Lounge Chain - · Iocken - ltacllnva Rock+Loungon Oc-lonol Chain U6.00 .. .. IALI $29.00 $49.00 '.. • • 5ALI $42.00 ~ ... • IALI $44.00 tSP.OO .. • • SALI $41.00 $64.00 .. .. IALI t52.00 $49.00 .. • • IALI $56.00 t74.00 • .. • SALI $60.00 P9.00 ... • i!+LI $64.00 :SI2.00 •.. • IALI $66.00 .... IALI Pf.GO 'HaJIIII ... .' SALI ., t1~ · W.:!o"" IALI ' Vynqc:el Window Shades havtiht In the I e $1.39 ELBERIELDS LIVING ROOM SUITES AND SOFAS ' • ADLER ·SOCKS MINSNYLON $5.95 Be,Thriftyl • . .W?R~-~fil~~~& . ::tJ .. . • MINS Waist Lengths - Knee Lengths - . Goal Coats -..,.. Zipper Fro.nt - Buttf!n .Front. Choose Corduroya, Nylp~,DJnlmp, Wool Plaids, Cotton Tw!Us. Jlflt lllop In on the first floor - look 'em over - try on the onu you like and make your selection. ON SALE Thursday - Frld~y - Satuiclay Mens Big Yank . . Kroehler and ValenHne Seaver Round-Rectangular aod Drop Leaf Tablet 2 Med· lum, Large and Extra Large. ) SALE Sale! DineHe Sets oale. •4ll sl•es lor men from 36 to 54 and Small - In solid eolor blue, wbecJt and Ioden il'HD. Made in !lyle that bas adjuotable waist (no belt loops), tapered lep, cufOess. Sizes zg to 36 w~ist. tapereil. favorite otrle· dUiiDI :llil!l, e AD II~• lor boys from 3 to 6x and 8 to 20. SLACKS strong 125 11. rolls. . - JACKETS ·FOR MEN and BOYS P~RMANENT PllE.~S . t:..~~1S · BE SURE TO SEE THE BIG SELECTION OF 27c extra $1.39 · • Solei llonlbe 6111. $2.9f NIVII 'IRON LONG' ILIIIVI ..... . .I Button front l•cket with ' ,, IINNER CUT-RITE WAX PAPER broom no« maae.SUvergrey,~ ecoDODl)'. INOIANA MAIO com. Light in weight. Sturdily construcred for leg · 49c NAPKINs' Made of toocro Elastic Youn1 Mens Hondo Ptrmtn.nt Preli w~ ... THE f'EJ)penllll!\lll ·~u beguil a boll .bjJ ~~ . .1 'I! new can 1<1 see If M!ent price InCreaSeS are an ellort to pad industry prollll or reflect an tnerease Ia their value. GoverJ1111enl engineer• consumer price experts been ~~ to',DelrO!I to find just hqw much \lie new . are. worth iDd !ben see If price !Dcre8sa •eeura!l!ly 1~. . vllue In new mndeli 11 'iiilmpared las~ year's. _; ,. , / llUN A 'ROUN Anolhtr 8!1 Shi-t SALE Zipper type top. Heavy gauge wire. Raised bottom. Large alze. •• ~ $5,95 WESTERN JEANS Mirromatic Pressure Pans f ·' ,,.It by fJ~· a pair MENS BLANKET LINED Whllo Thoy LHI HOUSE. BROOMS she.et, MENS ALL WOOL DOUBLE ELBOW $1.95 18"x30" . ... . . $2.19 4QUART ' ' Inez's Winds Batter D-R, impeccable fit, wrinkle · and smooth. popular blue color, never have to bl;'l ironed. RUB.ISH BURNERS Deluxe seamless small. medium, large and extra large. ·$4.95 Scrubbed Denim 31"x38'' Screen with 1 pair andirons, poker and brush SALE $35.00 $14.95 Sp1rk Guards ............... Sole $12.00 $16-95 Spark Guercls ............. , ••... $14.00 . . ' $3.9S Shells ere 113.~9 $2.95 Shells ore · 89c Ideal for Kitchen or Bath· $29.00--3-PIECE SETS ' 9). medium (Dl!z·lO) and large (10\!z·ll) Room . Colonial pattern. Beautiful Decorator colors Boys Sizes 6 to 11 31"x38" Screen with Poker and Brush " BOlids. Sites 34 to •mi.ll, .medium aad OVAl RUGS 24"x36" • .. • .. $3.19 27"x48" • • • • • • $4.69 . POMfRov-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Stripe• ' STOCKINGS SCARVES BRAIDED PLASTIC Another big shipment of Cannon large size dlsl'l cloths. Your choice of ,• ,. tANTRECE WOMEN$ NEW FALL Hoother, Teal Heatber and Mr. Brady Shaw is 8 • pa~ In Holzer Hospital -· suffertnl 01:1 Lar~• size, striped waf- ' Solo DISH TOWELS 39c of Vinton IJave moved to Medina who..e • !Ley purchaBed property. .. · \lr·s. Milo Mool'1! Is not 110 w1·IL She Is suffering from fD. other pastel and dark colors. cal\f'd on from pneumonia. · ·~ ' Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Neal manv uses. Large assortments of ' BY MYilTLE NEAL Mr. and ,Mrs. Mllo Moore tended !be '')ftdding of . their granddllllhler ln gprJntfie!d. Mr. aiKI Mrs. Don Grant and son were n!cent...eekend pesls o[ Mr. aDCJ ·Mort Stev~. Mr.. Qo... Jlroyles and dallghters of PilumtiUS were recent· Sunday JIUeSIS Of her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Cottrell. Mrs. Mary lillrae lias ·retur~~­ ed from th~ · Medical Center much improved.;:, Mr. and Ml'l•jlf C. \VeUing· ton and Rickf" Were• r~ weekend Jllll!~ of. Mf, ltolrs. .Jack Hendrix of Mr. and 'MJ.s. have moved to . Mr and Mrs. • Mr. and Mrs. tip guest ::.ize terry towels. Can be used for place mats, chair· arm and back Porter .1 Cannon Waffle Weave CANNON FINGER TIP Anyone wishing to write to a former local boy now serving in tr.r u. S. Navy, may do so at this address: Roger A. Rupo FA 34().16-18, U.S.S. Lowe tC. D.F.. R - 325) F.P.O, San Franri" o· California 96601. Mrs. Myrtle Simpkins is visIting her brother and family in Caltlornla. · ated plaid an weather eoats. Leatherette trim, slot seam pockets, notch· ed collars. Single and double breasted. Sizes 8 to black and fi fe. Mrs. Sadie Carl and Mrs. Lorraine King of Kingsbury were· recent guests of Mr. and \1rs. Clyde Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Leach :111d children returned to their lwme in North Carolina after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leach and family. Rev. and ~·rs. Raymond Fife and Mrs. Bessie Fife, local, and Mr. and Mrs. George Veith of Middleport visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. John Veith and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Leach. Deering . Milliken lamill· .,shions For .The Hard To Fit Stout Person . Bonded "A" Line Skirts-Heather tones. Sizes 32 to 38. Slim Line Skirts-Plaid heather tones. Seat lined. Sizes 32 to 38. Solid Wool Flonnel Shifts. Sizes 16¥.! to 24\6. Blouses in Prints and Solids. Sizes 40 to 44. ' .\'. ' I 18. 100% Wool Full Fashioned Cordigons. Sizes 40 to 46. ~urn, navy, green, black. Hlp Stitched Plaid Skirts-Multi colored heather. ·size• 32 to 38. "No-Woist A" Lin• Skirts-Seat lined. Heather blue, .\-' heather plumberry. Sizes 32 to 38. ' j • . •' 2 for $10.® Minersville. .llr and Mrs. Raymond and two SQOS of East LlV!!I'pO<~I. were recent guests of Mr. and I I r; Clarence 5earl5, Terry and Stanley. '· \1r. and ~ Osborne Farley • ol Murrey Cicy visiled recenUy willr Mr. and Mrs. Paul Senrls. Mr and Mrs. David Reese of Baltimore were recent guests nl Mr. and Mrs. CJ~e Harri- ,;..- DRESS SALE- ('{'n t Sunday Mr and Mrs. Lewis ' ind•av Store Is Open 9:15 to 5, -friday .Sto1re .Iii BY GLENNA Mr. and Mrs; and Mrs. Dora •'. .. '' ' :' ' '• ~~ ~ . .. ~""~ I WOOD ROLLER Wa,bable supported plasttc - S8" width- - t ft. leneth. ·White - Lt. Tan - GreeD. ' Complete with Brecklls Sale $1.00· :II'IIOLSTERING 'TAPBTRY Bill , ~on pltle1111 and ~UtiJ. 54" ~th. $2.9$-$3.19 $3A9Jaid . ., \ol ' \I ,.... AND DEATH OF -A RIOT Police...ll.e~.'l'-ate on Erroneous Report . .·~ �' ·~·<• ' ' " :1 • ·< I 1 Marines Ro~t ~gsh~l;1o~.s.(':::U:~~u·.~sly8 .. ~" North VIetnamese forte from a .~ey hill. com~ndlng slrateg1c .ommulll8t mfillratlon routes totJay and then ollocked • >ecood heavily forhloed hills turtro,. . The dogged leathernecks pushed on despite serlau~ >hortage! of ammunition and .,ter. Enemy fire wu so ) ... vy supply helicopters had loffl<.'lllly reaehl•• them. Some ut tho wounded ~filled evacua toon and returned to the bltUe. orn.... ••ld 50 Communist bodle• hod been COIHited after Jhe first :14 houn of the blood batti!DI but UPJ news phom>: grapher' John Schnelcler reported from the blttlefleld that aiiout 200 more enemy bodies had been droned away 142 Yaak' In Sai(on munwhll US ' e, · ' Jied,. J:r..r.ce • aAuthoriUes dr'epoedrted 142b "')!"" mencans 1 m com at 1ast week, sending the American death toll in Viet Nam to 5.302. In the a1r war u.S. Jets hit North Viet Nam Wednf8day With 100 missions against transportation facilities and supply areas Fl05 pilots spotted four Cammunlst MIG 2ls, the hollesl aircraft in the North Vietnamese arsenal. But the MIGs stayed 15 to :JO miles ~. , " :;., "'""'•"il' ~ encounters. !·· ,, lllere no . The fighlln was art ot th• Marines' ca~palgn ~ strangle off infiltration routes through the demilitarized ••ne. centered around the "rock pile," a huge hump ol junglecovered rock that overlooks four valleys used by tloe North VIet:· ;mese to funnel men and supplies mto the northern provlnc-.s of South Viet Nam ' 2- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 29, 1966 0 It! September Horse Show at Fatrgroun • dS was uccess ,· :f~~::~;~~: ij;?i AlnC.rican . t egioJJ Cop ft~~en~e ls 1"1r~d .~ :.......... · l-fl \. '. - 5 c. 1 :~r~~;:tG~. r ' ~~J~niit,~J8~ . 1 ¥, I !-'*"'•'""'"' - - ' 20 years, lnPn"son t, r;~~:~...::· u '67 BUIC . ks nvet"IedT'o·'d'ay ' . , ' \ :ot.r~iu"'de''ntf~j: B D J 'hi0 • • ,;.-. , y ~ ea ers ...:r:~~~:u . .·~11:... • ~lll...,4,G··.Y 0rdered ers meetmg and memorial ser· v1ce will be held at 11 a. m. A '-I-IlM dmner Will be served at noon Buick today nvelled Ita 1967 Include u -otandard v , 'r •.:l ,l • •P I ! • by the auxiliary members AI· automobiles h , platina em, · on all '16'/ Bl!lckl, the Judge Warren S. Earhart, bert Roush, post csmmander, /phasis on m styling changea pew lour·way, b&zard Wlrnlnl Ironton. Wednesday •flernoon. j woll gwe the call lo order w1th two new power plants, and a ~llher, dUal ,muter cylinder A successful show Sept 18 The Association will have sentenced four men "" charges James Stewart, Logan, dis- host ol product Improvements brllke syotet\1 · with wamlJJs was reported at the 8eptember new year books printed this of sodomy to 1·20 year terms r 1c I sergeant-at-arms .n A new ser1es, the GS 400, wa' Ugh~ energy-eboorblng atemng m~tmg of the Me1gs Cou?IY year and each club is asked in prison, which are manda - , introduced to give Buick a total Wheel and ·column, passenger· R•dmg Club Tuesday evemng to wrote suggestions on chang. tory, upon conv1ction, under IS' of 'II different models In ntne guard door IO<!ka on all doors, in the recreation room at the es or new rules and turn them the Ohm Revised Code. series. Th!!! varlous series are ~· front seat batt loeb on two- 1. 1~ilbi~; home of Mr and Mrs. Joe . m at nut Association meelmg Sentenced were Raymond Special, Special Deluxe, SkY· door models, ltqe change f... I' Young, Rutland Road IAny poonl show for next seas- Leach, 45. Kanauga arrested lark, and GS 400. and th• Snort- lure lncoi'J)!Ira~. In dlrecllonal Leo Kenned;, Jr .. president on must be ael up belore May 1. by the Galha :ounty sheriff's wagon, and LeSabre, Wlldcal, /'tgnal oontrof,.' Jilc!ck!d lnstru·j ~: ~~~:~:n(~~~ <Canlinued from page I) preSided when tloe horse show It was announced thai the Idepartment: Gene M. Stewart, Electra 225, aad Riviera. m,ent panel wUII amootll con1 lcture ollhe ,!~Jllll, I was diSL11SSed and It was re· faor board will Wife tloe new 45 , Philadelphia. Pa.: Am} I Robert L Kessler Bi'uck's toOred knobs and levers. and shown .:, 8 ';"'"Wit ~- E. Fultz and Albert Fultz, ported that the club cleared/ show rmg and set a posl lor Haffell 44 and James Bacon ' nd 'y1 Inside day-night . mll;rir wilb . and relev!-' . 1 1 100 both of Columbus; Mrs. c.. P $254 05. The president thanked 1 light meter. 11 was decided 37, both of Gallopoh s. all oi Several homes In Middle ort ~::r:f ';;~~::r ~o!or:~~ shatter resistant •b)YI edted {MIIl'taret) Ely, Weslemlle, lhe members for helpmg with take IDles of shew nng ot£1whom bad been arrested by are undergoing extensive pre- that product Improvements wore ~I.;;,• breaka:!"..:u'r'rt, IDs son, .,'J~ B. P~, ~nd Mra. L. H. (Inez) Hersh..,, lhe •how. and store for the wmter, wothm City police. ' modelin a major consideration In deslp e} ? new e,~!:_il ntrotold poll~' ~ . cbt Columbus. Other relalives are A Irati ride for members and the next two weeks and Don Jud~e Earhart, Lawrence The ~nclude the former Cal· ong the new models, wllfl em· duced 011 the lse7 fD\1<1"1• IN him~ ~ •II!>,•. ~!us 8 4!0 cubic Inch v.. Wflb.!ourMrs. A. D. (Rachel) Lahmon, guests g1ven by Mr and Mrs. Belzmg will help anyone thet •county common pleas court, is d ~ 00 0 N Second phasos on Improved brakes and .Udclenly, II ••J!IW(( 8jf he~~· on me, J didn't know whe:. I Columbuo ; Mrs. Hugh Millo, Pt. Young was announced for Sun- w11l come. Harry Frost sugg.,t- presidong over Galli a county Aerwo ' U~e ~ch sed by proved lining material and In- ~rrel Arena, Calil.; Joe and Wilhs day, Oct. 2. at the Beagle Club ed thai the settings for the common pleas court oy assogn- D;e., n~ec~~s /~ ;ufl It Is creased thiclmesa were proold· lib~ ~ ~ ncad j~ a so MIS," tile weD • ~• ._, Russell, both of Columbus, and near Harnsonv1lle. Members electroc limer be moved menl, durin& lhe 11lness of bein: resto;ed · to· i~s f~rmer ed where braking demands were ~retor ur e qu ra looklnt )'4111111' 11111>. Mrs. Jack (Mary Ruth) Pack· are to meet at the club at 2 p At the close of tloe meelmg, Judge Robert M. Betz ' beauty with white brock paint- greater because of the power- The 1~ e rilductn ord, Florillant, Mo. m. for a two hour rode. a.. refreshments were served by I Judge Ear~art ordered lhe 1 ing and a brilliant red door- /weight foetor, Kessler said. 3&J ~orse~e:,"~U"btsiandaJ Funeral services will be beld freshments will be served foJ. Pal Jones and PhylliS Knopp. i lour men to be comm!Ued to W•y pointing ot up. Buick's lar·slzed , eqUipment on the Wildcat, Eleeat tbe Rawllnp • Coals Funeral lowmg the rod• In case ol ra•.n The next m;eting will be held ' lhe custody of the OhiO .Oe- T~e Glenn Henslers have the LeSabr':.'"WIIdcat alod can, Ira 225, and RIYieta. The 400 Home Sunday at 2 p m With members are to call Youngs al the Youngs recrealion room I partment of Mental Hyg1ene covered their gome on Lincoln :t20 b !nell engine of 340 ltorMthe Rev. Howard Rup~lt offic- ~arkel before I a. m. tu j on Tuesaay, October 25. and Carreclion for admission to St. with a brick exterior tnd r.~oilu~e ::;' .~:ct'fv'!les power will be standard on tiie aling. Burlll will be in the 'heck. ' the Lima State Hospital f~r ad~llloo built on · while Oanny sode appearance wltb a con:it/IG~S~400=.i;;.~·-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;'-~ Middleport Hill Cemetery. Kennedy reported on the AsI the Cnmlnally Insane on basos Meadows Is completing exter- ed line ttnot 'sweeps from Frlenda may call at the tuner- sociallon meetmg and staled [ ul report• they are psychopalli- lor finishing on his home on 1 d to front al home Thursday !rom 7 to 9 that lhe Ja-Vin Riding Cluo IC offenders. Lincoln St., Including brick en er rear bumper. p m. and Friday and Saturday would have a trail ride and On Or The Gallla County sherlfrs combmed with siding Two-door and lour-door hard· from 2 -4 p. m ond 7 to 9 p.m chicken barbecue on Sunday, department returned the fou r Mr and Mrs Frank Herald Itops have new roofilnes, October 2 with October 9 as men lo Gallipolis Mo••day from of Lincoln Sl are building a phasizmg a fastback appear· ram d•le The ride will start Funeral servlceii were held / Lima State Hospital where Jhey new home 0 .. the site of their ance. New grilles, bumpers and TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Iat 10 a m. and the barbecue for Mrs Marcelene Strauss had been under observation for original property and the Har- laolllghts. also have been deThe Syracuse Emergency ; at 2 p m.. at the Grady resl· Monday, September 26, at 21more than 30 days. ry s Moore home on s Third 1signed for each Buick series. squad took Mrs. John Buchanan •dePce Coflee and doughnuts / p m at the Rawlings Coal!! Fu· The report of J. 0 Crist, sup- I has been remodeled With an ' Some styling highlights are: of Syracuse . a med1col patient, 1w1ll be served preceding rht~ neral Home with the Rev WII- erintendent of the L1ma Hos· dd'f lo Holzer Hosp•tal Wednesday ride. Re>ervat10ns for the bar· I bur Perrin offlcoatin~ Burial pita!. declared the four men a 1 IOn The Sportwagon tnos beea re- I • I 5 P· m. becue which IS $1 50 must be was made In the Beech Grove to be not mentally Ill nor menMeigs General Hospllal sty:~ 111 a _new horizontal made Wilh Dr R. H. Grady , / Cemetery tally deficient but psychiatrists Admission• _ Juanita II lank- 1gr1 ' a as optional, an entireSURGERY 18 SUCCESS Wellston, by Sept 29 His . Pall bearers were Russell Wil· diagnosed them to be psycho- enship Pomeroy· T h 0 mas { ~w : e trelatment of Rlml> \Irs. Harold Johnson, Spring- telephone num_ber_~-~4-2543 :son, Donald and Roy Brtckles, palhi? offenders Russeli, Guysvlll~; Everett a w gran paneling. , / Olen Harroson, Arlhur StraUM1 Officials slated the four meh Qalfey, Pomeroy ; Ray Wine- The new Rivera has been gl· fi , ld ,, recovering ,.1,rarlory l from surgery In the Mercy Ho•· and Ralph Carl. will be committed lo Lima li'renne1, Syracuse. ven a number of · refinements, pita I 111 Sprongfoeld. Out of town retauv.. attend- State Hospital and remain there Discharges _ James Sellars includong a restyled grille, new • ing the funeral services were until such time that "a cure I stainless steel rocker panel Mr. William Strauss, Mr. and can be affected," and they RETURNED HOME 'dings and new lnterioJ'S. · VISITS IN POMEROY I Mrs. Robert Eastman and son, can bt transferred to the Ohio MASON - Mrs. W. II. FogBETTER PRODUCT Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston i . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rilne, Penitentiary to serve lbe re- lesong was returned to her Product improvement Items ~rrin~field , visited w1th Mr. . Pomeroy Pollee Investigated 1Mro. Faye Prat~ Ronald Riffle malnder of their aenlenoes or home in Mason on Thursday _:.:.:;=.:...:=:.::::=.=:c_~: •nd Mrs Harry Davis. Pome- two accidents Wednesday. the Charles Rifne Ruth ~nn a·n ' become eligible for paroles afler beon& hospitalized several NAME· OMIT'J'Ill) 1"•· recently enroute home 1 forst at 4 p. m al Craw's Steak Mr. and Mrs.' Ott Strauss ~~: · days at the Gallipolis clinic. The name of Mrs. Howard !rom vacaUonlna •n New Or- House on West Maon-St. • and Mrs. Dale Harrison ' Mr PLAN SHOOT Burris of New Hren wu unln· leans and oeveral other places f A car belonging to Mrs. Lu- and Mn. Olen Harr~>on: Mr: The Mason Jaycees are spon. LOCAL TEMPS , tentlonally oll!itted frolll the lilt of Interest. /rille Sweckh•mer, parked ou M s Ral h C I M nd sorong a shooting malch, Sun- Temperature In downtown of those attend! th D!~fln& i -:-- - the eosl oide of the buildi111, r' p ar' r. a day, October 9, at I P m. In Pomeroy ,Thursdity at 11::10 a. i of th~ AUJill · ngo ' e dr1fted across the highway and Mrt. :!;. :r~~~· Mr~ and the upper end ol Maso• near the I m. was 64 dearees under cloudy'; ans Memoria?'-·~'.J»i:: · jf;;:~: . struck a parked car owned by .1 M Le~ cS es a lam- Golf course. skies. · : 20tb H N. 2nd lliJYaJ'Il) 1'0 INTI:R&.Tr 01 MarJiie Oliver of Middleport. 1~ ;•· T axton, Mr. --- - - - -,---- - -· -----MEIGS . IIW!ON tlll£4 There was minor damage to and Mrs. Dohomu Reuter, Mr. ' tbe Swacktlamer car and med- 3 rs. nald Eastman, Co•11111,. • ....._ ~ttMr ium damage to the Ol1v~r lumbus; Mr:-. Leonard Cook Chlfttor Tannttll. . ._..., nd u - Marl( Puouo- ....,. . , _ hlcle. There was no arrest. a •u •· yn Elias. both of ~~~:;t-"Pv~~~lll-1'~.. o:: Mary Scott, 24, Middleport, Lorain; Mr. and Mrs. C. J. dt•ruc SL, r.mero,, OJaJo. o&MH• .so- travelmg west on West Ma,·n and daughter. Colum.... Offl• PbODI fo'l' 14UIIo l:lllt.D b "' ,.... "' _.,, St., at t ·19 a, m. Thursday, us , Mrs. Carla Lohrer, Mra. .~~:: ~,..-::=: Jost control when the car caught CoJeen Ohhna:er. Athens; Mr. "':::... . . . . . ._ N _ _. . _ tiro and veered ofl Ihe high- and Mrs: Rlillsell wnaon, Logan; JottluW ._.Ill. ~on~qo /way, striking a guard rail Mrs. Wm1fred Kliqerman and Any time. Anywhere. The '67 Chrysler So~thlnll else about Chryller. ~~~l.4Y• • ' N"etll nr. Qlb ,_ MISS Scott stated lhe fire .na Domue Ward, Pittsburg, Pa., takes charge. Four Chrysler NewJI!>rt models are·nmrlt ~*":.=: :::-~ o;.n•: .: visible only a few moments, Lmda Hysell, HarrtsonviUe: In the way It looks. w"~ •• ,..., l• •dn,ac• ., ttae police said. The vPhJcle was Wlnlfrfld Klingerman and priced just a few dollarsa month more tban l In the way it goes. ...., ..._ _ 111• . Do I Wrd 1' 1 h :;au.. ·~ t"*" ..a.- NA 1, eavily damaged, but tbere nn e a , PIUsburs, Pa., the most popular smal" cars, comparabij Its optional 440 TNT V-8 Is the biggest equipped, 1 ·. 11or~~ ~=-~= were no injuries. The driver and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur In the price class, as are the brakes. A ..,.. """ ilol 110""' "" - - was cited Into Mayor Charle! Strauss, Middleport. If you've b'een lootlog lor whiner perfect balante. 'lluwlkhll• ...tbll.am., tltdiO . . . . . . . / ' uo" rrt.. " - ' &.egar 's court on a charge of Take Charge In Chrysler '67.1fslt. ' A new eneray·absorbing steering column reckle" operation. Deld s I I' I Remodeling Noted in Homes Of Midd}eport MJSS PARK 'I ' ' " 'I , :t II·•. I la!W ef Foeney , ;, •Bennett , Post. 128, charge of aavanctng ·the , Uns, AJi. .• '"' "'"'•"'••• ~"" n ~ • 1 "' Amerlc~n Lflg\~. will host Mayor o. Flsl!er will ron; ~01\p WIJJ: , Mid'dlepqn;: · ,•llta'tte~~..•ll•wm·:}.iod..._1• ~boo- I1the EighthndDis~ct Fa1u MCOdn· the orriclal l"elcome q~rrl~., lll.•,~tct::~.!J.•irllv.li • .. -• suwy. · • erence u ay, "" , ~· · n 1 • guest speaker ·wlll be P. ,;aaei:'PP,\11!\I'ft-' . ~,., ""'1,. A prolific writer, Bretoa dleport. A parade lhroug~ lhr McBride, liJ'St vice · s:~t:/ ger, 11)11,!1'•11, ~P.U~ lint formulated bll "foDcepl business section will precede i er of the American E .R~~IU~;, ~ , , , ~, • ~~ 1!1 wbea b~.:Pibllsb~~ .· tloe I he afle~oon s,e$sion of Uw Ohio. The program also Brown, Lancasrer• " adjutant: Jesse TuUle '·, ' , " IIOttiiil.l JM~urreaSallat eMialollesto to conference ., Include the presentation •>I Joe MarShall, Glousll!r, treas· Mrs. ~&l(ae1 ..;, .:. ·~ -· rr a sm rapidly LewiS Long and Don Hoach membership awards and re. urtr· the Rev l>nnJ< C~ •• ,,!: ··· v- r. '!'fV"' ~apt lire aad, by the. l9311a, are heading the parade events / ports from dlvos1on ~nmmandero 1 brew: Pon\eroy.'Chaplaln; Dlo6llltliol:.; Berill ,' , ~·;,,b_ ~a~ pervaded all forms of ar· I and high school bands, scout and doslroct committee chair· ' Vaughn Calllns,' Logan, iPocilor, Ofua· Ai-l ....,. 1 ole and literary eadeavors. ,troops, churches an_d urgamza· men. Iadvocate, and Stew~\:1, •.. , • I !Ions are bemg IDViled to District officers presiding at . sergeant • at lll'mS. } I bike part. The parade will . ; .' ' . ·· ~ ,· .;:j:.: . ; ,,,,, • form on Soutlo Fourth Ave., I' ' ' ..... near the legion hall. at I p. m. c ' "' ' The conference will begm at ' '. ' 10 a. m. With a past command· ~ h• ~ 1 .., "' \ :" !tn- I II ,\ . ·Rookie Larry Jester Blanks Dodgers Record Fifth Straight,' ly JEFF MEYBRS · UPI 8pertl Wrher The Plt"blfcb Pirates 'cban· for wl!lnlnl tbe N•tional lA'II'It pillllailt 11reu wtll¥ely ~ •• a l'Oiillo •firing -II•• live aflulouiB apfnsl the ~ world champions. that's what night ll'hoa St. LoUis' :13-year-old freshman hurler Larry Jaster stopped the Los Angeles Dailgers ~ lor his llflh flriiJht whitewash over U1e league-leaders. J•ster'l conlinuad mastery aver' the l'ltdgers plus PolH and 4-2 doubleBut h~f>P'IIed euclly Wedn~ !Jtader victory over , Phlladel· phla have suddenly tr1111sformed a Loa Angeleo cakewalk to tbe pennant into a dogfight. Held Good Lead The Dodgen held a comforta· ble three-game lead over the runner-up Pirates going into Wednesday's al!llon and could have possibly clinched theor second consecutive llag by beating St. Louis while Piltsburgh dropped a twmbill to the Phils. But today Los Angele•' magic number remains at three with four games to go and the Dodgers own a Ill game advantage over the Plfates, who have only three games Reds five llmea but not Cleveland blanked MlniiHota 4- / Donn Clendenon slammed hill tell. successively. 0, Detr01t edged CaiHornia ~ 28th homer ol the aeasoo in Without having 11 lace Ja•ter "lt'a really unbelievable," In 10 Innings, while the fourth inning and Steve this season, the Dodgers would Jamr sa1d alter his fonr-hltter doubleheaders between New pitched 4 1-3 lnings of have been recovering from a itnproved his record Ia 11-$. "I York and Waahlngton and relief ball m leading the victory eelebralioo already. But knew about the record but I K...,. City and Baltimore to victory in the opener. without , Los Angeles, Jaster tried not to think about it. FIJ'SI were rained out. Mota also drove in a run would be just another pitcher of all I wanted to win the game J011ter, blanking the Dodgers Jim Bunning, who had beaten today instead of the holder of a and then the last couple of 2-0 April 25, ~ July 3, ~ Jul)' the Pirates five prev1ous times. major l"'lJUe reclll'd. innings I really wanted that 29 and ~ Aug. re, hasn't fared In the mghtcap, P1ttsburgb Salipped Ma,. shutout." as well against other eppanents hroke a 2-2 lie by scorong twice His live consecutive shutouts Elsewhere in the N.L, San and possesses aa unimpressive in the elghtlo mmng while Bob over the DOdgers snapped the Francosro downed Atlanta 5-Z, 4 67 ERA aga111$t the rest or Veale l1mited the Phlls te nine mark of four set by Fred Houston nipped Cincinnati 4-3 llie league. Both St. Loui• runs hits in going the route to win Fil2slmmons over the Cincinna· after losing the opener 7·1. and were unearned and came home his 16th game 11 Reds in 1929. Jaster also lied Chicago beat New York 4-1 on Ed Splezio's fourth-inning Gaylord Perry, trying since lhe standard established 50 before dropping the nightcap I· double, as the Cards broke an Aug. 20 to wm his 21st game, years ago by Grover Cleveland / 0 / eight-game losing streak. fmally succeeded by Alexander, wha blanked the In the Ameman League, Hit 28th Homer the Braves on e1ghl hits Confident Panthers to Meet Logan mevtl I'" ' a two-run homer ' by Tjto lh!! .Mds wifll Fuentes. The Giants are still pill!hlrls a ,Jx-1111 llbla~l mathematically alive in the nigHtcap. race but a Los Angeles viclory AI Kallne tied _,.· and San Francisco Joss would by stroking hta _., eliminate them. the campaign ill the Jim Got Support followir!g his solo noone ,, . Don Pavletich and Art the sixth Ia secor~ Shamsky supported the e1ghl· hold on second p~:: ·~!!~ hit hurling of Jim Malooey (16- Dick McAuliffe also 81 w1th home runs for the Reds for the Tigers with in the opener. Ron Davis aboard m the fifth. doubled home Billy Heatlo m Luis Tianl limited MllOJ!i~ the nonlb Innmg of the mghtcap to four hils as the and Houston soutlopaw Mike prevented Jim Cuellar walloped a nome ron in 1wonning No. 26 and becii!'raising his record to 12-10 ' the top hurler 10 the Ron santo drove m two runsI Tiant, improving his with bis :Wth homer in sending 12-10, singled acr• Chicago to victory on the IIrst / durmg Clevejand'l game and Bob Shaw p•·ov1ded second Leaders ptoe:-•m,· . ,. " J"4:; I LINE SCORES funeral Held M d f ay Mrs. StraUSS ;:1 2AccidentS Are Reported 1 THE DAILy SENTINEL I > Take Cha11e ••• :=." Move .up·to Chrysler '67 J::·· .... .. ... ,: _':' 115. ''WARM MORNING" a ·Autumt1 Days Are ..• l '."/ JACKET ·DAYS PTA Council Is Today The first meeting of Meigs County Cauncll of Parent Teacher Associations, a School of Instruction, will be held et the Chester El school, 7:30 p m,, 1 , Thursday , Sept. 211. lnstruchon classes for ofR. cers, chairmen, delegates. and , members of all PI'.~ units In M01gs County will be oonducled by local leaders and member& of the Ohio Congress Board of Managers. State Board mem1 bers are· Mrs. Rllymond Reav. ley, State Chairman of Room Representatives; Ivan Romine, Is standard equipment. So an many other safety features. OD ...plaJ'l iiJ' CHRYSLER 'frl RADIANT f: CIRCULATORS MOST 1 See our large relection or Jaclleu, Waist and 'fth•er . tip lengtba, 1JJ Ny•. Jon, Corduroy, Wool, SUede POPULAR ~DELS OF ALL! 1/ state recreation chairman, and and Sci'Ublled Denim. Rever- •tblt, Orion Pile and· Qbilted lining,. Sfa. dium Coat.•~··· Bencbwanne~. ' ~8.50 INC. Mrs. Harold Lohse, diRtrlct director A special feature of the program will be a disrnsslon of the role of parents and teachers in PTA Mn. Leo Crew, pttsldent of Pomeroy !Iementery PTA, will discuss '"!1ot Parent and PTA," and Mrs. HoWard Knl1h~ IA!Icloer In tht Meigs Local acllool ·system, wUI Jlive her views on "The Teaeber and PTA." Setsiool, In addition Ill ~ lor offlcen and del~lll; 'liJII be held lor ebalrmen ol PubJI. city, Membmohlp, . Rosplttllty, ft(J(ID Representallves, and Budl~ and Finance. These 1·----~~~~t:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~e~J~~w~-· ~ U G ~~ , ... Uljfif to II, .:.-.. . ":..... J .•i . ~'lil:ii!J MOderQjllld -beautiful! These are WARM MORN. lar.Jest seijing gu haters. Offered Itt t~ree ~~ for heatltl.c f'iom one tD six J'!)Oms, thiiY combf:lle. diltiru:tlve "Picture Fiame" styling With tbe •dd~ Wuty and appP.al of the wid.e "fireplace~ Uollt Qf ~owblg ceramic radiants: All three mOd· e~ .re'-olfered in a choice of "Sb~nton Brown" ~.1-Dl' fiDIBh or "Desert Sand" beige f~h. AiDe~'' faVorite sas heaters! · ' 'y IJtiG'S • '/ • l _~JAOOt,:t.u.+Jso,ooou.u. ' \ ..f ·' \ ~t~~:"#,)O~:r;SJ. M~!>~tS 1 . . . . .'.. ' . . ! .~ ' ARE CLEVELAND (UP!) - The beaten by Dalla• and PhiladelNew York Giants have the kond phia . of troubles that make young Against Cleveland, on Yankee coaches age quickly. Stadium S:mday, MorraU'a chiel Anytime Cleveland Browns target os likely to be speedster I Caa<:b Blanton Callier Is tempi· Homer Jones, wbo tnos run the ed to feel sorry lor hunself, be- 100-yard dash on t 3 seconds and cause of bls Injury-depleted de- , already has 1 96-yard touchfensive backfield or his two 1 <19wn pass to h1s cred1l this seaclose losses in the last two son, games, he can take a look at 1 Takmg the Giants' running the problema of the Browns' load this season is former Ivy next opponent. ; Leaguer Chuck Mercem The Giants Coach Allie Shermao former Yale fullback has carlost his most promising runnmg fled 37 limes lor 179 yards. back - Tucker Frederickson The Giants have one outstand· b,efore the season even started. il18 rookie in tackle FrancJs In lac~ Frederickson's knee in· Peay. But most of the oldtimers is so aenous bls pro ca- l on the defensive platoons that / reer may be over. uzed to ltirollle the Browns' of· New York bas also lost a de- [ tense have gone. Only safely· 1 fensive blck. Wendell Hams, a man Jimmy Patton and tackle • :;:~saletyman this Katcavage are still playing. , 1 S;eVere Sherman says there's been 1 Sunday and probably some Improvement 1n some de- l be available. partments but the Giants look j Left ollenslve tackle l1ke heovy underdogs in their Davis bas a severe back home opener against the tem and is alsO listed as Browns Sunday. fui .- The Gianls' ollenslavv;er::;~ ~ ~iiiiiiii-:~:-:=~iiii ao bas been 'so weak that back Earl Morrall was able sltow his pliSSing skills oniJI Uie team's first game, the lie with Pittsburgh. ~ince then, lbe Giants have been · ·~ FREE INt'IRUCTIONS. . . · On ·liwl~ lt No Cost ~'Nlwrhwlen. •' . When our registered pharma· cists compound a prescription, years of pr<9fessional training, knowledge and expenence stand behind it. Have your prescriptions filled here, with complete confidence. Fresh, potent drugs • , • and prompt •mrmoN NEW LADY BOWlERS a;.il• The Extra Ingredient •.. Professional Skill to bowl whil• hubby giOitHpnfY. 2,1 to3p~, service, too. Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs WY 2·2953 112 E. Main Ponwroy 4 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You The Sheffield Model L~~=:"•~ Masterpiece 25" Color T (25 " overall d1agonal 295 sq ms. 'v' lewtble Handtome Contem ponu) ~tyJed 11.\astPrpwc.. cab\neloot'iooiii vent'l'111 a nd llt'lected h ardwood 8llllds • Ne~ Admarn.l Shde Rul(' Turung A81M.'tnblv .• deluxe. thall¥ta you ~ un e UHf< TV hka a rad1o · •'"!j!'i. • 26,000 vol t advanced Admu;al Q-26 color TV cha.a. •• for sparklmr braaht pLcturt"S • Admira1 Super !:!cope 1'un~r &118f'mb\y givea you crilp feat ure. pce-..et fioe tumna • Ad mini Color P'idehty t:etntTol, daal new warmth i' a • Ad mini Automatic DegauSI!IDJ CL rcu1l elimuaat • by atn.)l marnetlc field~. pl..;;]~~ • Bonded Pfectsao n 25' color p llture tube With new • sharper picture and mc reaSt>d bnahtnea~. XPi • hip, 31h' wide, 18l.f. ' deep J.tii:Ojjlio ""'ojj Admiral Prices Start See The Full Line Tod1-v .BAi<IR �' ·~·<• ' ' " :1 • ·< I 1 Marines Ro~t ~gsh~l;1o~.s.(':::U:~~u·.~sly8 .. ~" North VIetnamese forte from a .~ey hill. com~ndlng slrateg1c .ommulll8t mfillratlon routes totJay and then ollocked • >ecood heavily forhloed hills turtro,. . The dogged leathernecks pushed on despite serlau~ >hortage! of ammunition and .,ter. Enemy fire wu so ) ... vy supply helicopters had loffl<.'lllly reaehl•• them. Some ut tho wounded ~filled evacua toon and returned to the bltUe. orn.... ••ld 50 Communist bodle• hod been COIHited after Jhe first :14 houn of the blood batti!DI but UPJ news phom>: grapher' John Schnelcler reported from the blttlefleld that aiiout 200 more enemy bodies had been droned away 142 Yaak' In Sai(on munwhll US ' e, · ' Jied,. J:r..r.ce • aAuthoriUes dr'epoedrted 142b "')!"" mencans 1 m com at 1ast week, sending the American death toll in Viet Nam to 5.302. In the a1r war u.S. Jets hit North Viet Nam Wednf8day With 100 missions against transportation facilities and supply areas Fl05 pilots spotted four Cammunlst MIG 2ls, the hollesl aircraft in the North Vietnamese arsenal. But the MIGs stayed 15 to :JO miles ~. , " :;., "'""'•"il' ~ encounters. !·· ,, lllere no . The fighlln was art ot th• Marines' ca~palgn ~ strangle off infiltration routes through the demilitarized ••ne. centered around the "rock pile," a huge hump ol junglecovered rock that overlooks four valleys used by tloe North VIet:· ;mese to funnel men and supplies mto the northern provlnc-.s of South Viet Nam ' 2- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 29, 1966 0 It! September Horse Show at Fatrgroun • dS was uccess ,· :f~~::~;~~: ij;?i AlnC.rican . t egioJJ Cop ft~~en~e ls 1"1r~d .~ :.......... · l-fl \. '. - 5 c. 1 :~r~~;:tG~. r ' ~~J~niit,~J8~ . 1 ¥, I !-'*"'•'""'"' - - ' 20 years, lnPn"son t, r;~~:~...::· u '67 BUIC . ks nvet"IedT'o·'d'ay ' . , ' \ :ot.r~iu"'de''ntf~j: B D J 'hi0 • • ,;.-. , y ~ ea ers ...:r:~~~:u . .·~11:... • ~lll...,4,G··.Y 0rdered ers meetmg and memorial ser· v1ce will be held at 11 a. m. A '-I-IlM dmner Will be served at noon Buick today nvelled Ita 1967 Include u -otandard v , 'r •.:l ,l • •P I ! • by the auxiliary members AI· automobiles h , platina em, · on all '16'/ Bl!lckl, the Judge Warren S. Earhart, bert Roush, post csmmander, /phasis on m styling changea pew lour·way, b&zard Wlrnlnl Ironton. Wednesday •flernoon. j woll gwe the call lo order w1th two new power plants, and a ~llher, dUal ,muter cylinder A successful show Sept 18 The Association will have sentenced four men "" charges James Stewart, Logan, dis- host ol product Improvements brllke syotet\1 · with wamlJJs was reported at the 8eptember new year books printed this of sodomy to 1·20 year terms r 1c I sergeant-at-arms .n A new ser1es, the GS 400, wa' Ugh~ energy-eboorblng atemng m~tmg of the Me1gs Cou?IY year and each club is asked in prison, which are manda - , introduced to give Buick a total Wheel and ·column, passenger· R•dmg Club Tuesday evemng to wrote suggestions on chang. tory, upon conv1ction, under IS' of 'II different models In ntne guard door IO<!ka on all doors, in the recreation room at the es or new rules and turn them the Ohm Revised Code. series. Th!!! varlous series are ~· front seat batt loeb on two- 1. 1~ilbi~; home of Mr and Mrs. Joe . m at nut Association meelmg Sentenced were Raymond Special, Special Deluxe, SkY· door models, ltqe change f... I' Young, Rutland Road IAny poonl show for next seas- Leach, 45. Kanauga arrested lark, and GS 400. and th• Snort- lure lncoi'J)!Ira~. In dlrecllonal Leo Kenned;, Jr .. president on must be ael up belore May 1. by the Galha :ounty sheriff's wagon, and LeSabre, Wlldcal, /'tgnal oontrof,.' Jilc!ck!d lnstru·j ~: ~~~:~:n(~~~ <Canlinued from page I) preSided when tloe horse show It was announced thai the Idepartment: Gene M. Stewart, Electra 225, aad Riviera. m,ent panel wUII amootll con1 lcture ollhe ,!~Jllll, I was diSL11SSed and It was re· faor board will Wife tloe new 45 , Philadelphia. Pa.: Am} I Robert L Kessler Bi'uck's toOred knobs and levers. and shown .:, 8 ';"'"Wit ~- E. Fultz and Albert Fultz, ported that the club cleared/ show rmg and set a posl lor Haffell 44 and James Bacon ' nd 'y1 Inside day-night . mll;rir wilb . and relev!-' . 1 1 100 both of Columbus; Mrs. c.. P $254 05. The president thanked 1 light meter. 11 was decided 37, both of Gallopoh s. all oi Several homes In Middle ort ~::r:f ';;~~::r ~o!or:~~ shatter resistant •b)YI edted {MIIl'taret) Ely, Weslemlle, lhe members for helpmg with take IDles of shew nng ot£1whom bad been arrested by are undergoing extensive pre- that product Improvements wore ~I.;;,• breaka:!"..:u'r'rt, IDs son, .,'J~ B. P~, ~nd Mra. L. H. (Inez) Hersh..,, lhe •how. and store for the wmter, wothm City police. ' modelin a major consideration In deslp e} ? new e,~!:_il ntrotold poll~' ~ . cbt Columbus. Other relalives are A Irati ride for members and the next two weeks and Don Jud~e Earhart, Lawrence The ~nclude the former Cal· ong the new models, wllfl em· duced 011 the lse7 fD\1<1"1• IN him~ ~ •II!>,•. ~!us 8 4!0 cubic Inch v.. Wflb.!ourMrs. A. D. (Rachel) Lahmon, guests g1ven by Mr and Mrs. Belzmg will help anyone thet •county common pleas court, is d ~ 00 0 N Second phasos on Improved brakes and .Udclenly, II ••J!IW(( 8jf he~~· on me, J didn't know whe:. I Columbuo ; Mrs. Hugh Millo, Pt. Young was announced for Sun- w11l come. Harry Frost sugg.,t- presidong over Galli a county Aerwo ' U~e ~ch sed by proved lining material and In- ~rrel Arena, Calil.; Joe and Wilhs day, Oct. 2. at the Beagle Club ed thai the settings for the common pleas court oy assogn- D;e., n~ec~~s /~ ;ufl It Is creased thiclmesa were proold· lib~ ~ ~ ncad j~ a so MIS," tile weD • ~• ._, Russell, both of Columbus, and near Harnsonv1lle. Members electroc limer be moved menl, durin& lhe 11lness of bein: resto;ed · to· i~s f~rmer ed where braking demands were ~retor ur e qu ra looklnt )'4111111' 11111>. Mrs. Jack (Mary Ruth) Pack· are to meet at the club at 2 p At the close of tloe meelmg, Judge Robert M. Betz ' beauty with white brock paint- greater because of the power- The 1~ e rilductn ord, Florillant, Mo. m. for a two hour rode. a.. refreshments were served by I Judge Ear~art ordered lhe 1 ing and a brilliant red door- /weight foetor, Kessler said. 3&J ~orse~e:,"~U"btsiandaJ Funeral services will be beld freshments will be served foJ. Pal Jones and PhylliS Knopp. i lour men to be comm!Ued to W•y pointing ot up. Buick's lar·slzed , eqUipment on the Wildcat, Eleeat tbe Rawllnp • Coals Funeral lowmg the rod• In case ol ra•.n The next m;eting will be held ' lhe custody of the OhiO .Oe- T~e Glenn Henslers have the LeSabr':.'"WIIdcat alod can, Ira 225, and RIYieta. The 400 Home Sunday at 2 p m With members are to call Youngs al the Youngs recrealion room I partment of Mental Hyg1ene covered their gome on Lincoln :t20 b !nell engine of 340 ltorMthe Rev. Howard Rup~lt offic- ~arkel before I a. m. tu j on Tuesaay, October 25. and Carreclion for admission to St. with a brick exterior tnd r.~oilu~e ::;' .~:ct'fv'!les power will be standard on tiie aling. Burlll will be in the 'heck. ' the Lima State Hospital f~r ad~llloo built on · while Oanny sode appearance wltb a con:it/IG~S~400=.i;;.~·-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;'-~ Middleport Hill Cemetery. Kennedy reported on the AsI the Cnmlnally Insane on basos Meadows Is completing exter- ed line ttnot 'sweeps from Frlenda may call at the tuner- sociallon meetmg and staled [ ul report• they are psychopalli- lor finishing on his home on 1 d to front al home Thursday !rom 7 to 9 that lhe Ja-Vin Riding Cluo IC offenders. Lincoln St., Including brick en er rear bumper. p m. and Friday and Saturday would have a trail ride and On Or The Gallla County sherlfrs combmed with siding Two-door and lour-door hard· from 2 -4 p. m ond 7 to 9 p.m chicken barbecue on Sunday, department returned the fou r Mr and Mrs Frank Herald Itops have new roofilnes, October 2 with October 9 as men lo Gallipolis Mo••day from of Lincoln Sl are building a phasizmg a fastback appear· ram d•le The ride will start Funeral servlceii were held / Lima State Hospital where Jhey new home 0 .. the site of their ance. New grilles, bumpers and TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Iat 10 a m. and the barbecue for Mrs Marcelene Strauss had been under observation for original property and the Har- laolllghts. also have been deThe Syracuse Emergency ; at 2 p m.. at the Grady resl· Monday, September 26, at 21more than 30 days. ry s Moore home on s Third 1signed for each Buick series. squad took Mrs. John Buchanan •dePce Coflee and doughnuts / p m at the Rawlings Coal!! Fu· The report of J. 0 Crist, sup- I has been remodeled With an ' Some styling highlights are: of Syracuse . a med1col patient, 1w1ll be served preceding rht~ neral Home with the Rev WII- erintendent of the L1ma Hos· dd'f lo Holzer Hosp•tal Wednesday ride. Re>ervat10ns for the bar· I bur Perrin offlcoatin~ Burial pita!. declared the four men a 1 IOn The Sportwagon tnos beea re- I • I 5 P· m. becue which IS $1 50 must be was made In the Beech Grove to be not mentally Ill nor menMeigs General Hospllal sty:~ 111 a _new horizontal made Wilh Dr R. H. Grady , / Cemetery tally deficient but psychiatrists Admission• _ Juanita II lank- 1gr1 ' a as optional, an entireSURGERY 18 SUCCESS Wellston, by Sept 29 His . Pall bearers were Russell Wil· diagnosed them to be psycho- enship Pomeroy· T h 0 mas { ~w : e trelatment of Rlml> \Irs. Harold Johnson, Spring- telephone num_ber_~-~4-2543 :son, Donald and Roy Brtckles, palhi? offenders Russeli, Guysvlll~; Everett a w gran paneling. , / Olen Harroson, Arlhur StraUM1 Officials slated the four meh Qalfey, Pomeroy ; Ray Wine- The new Rivera has been gl· fi , ld ,, recovering ,.1,rarlory l from surgery In the Mercy Ho•· and Ralph Carl. will be committed lo Lima li'renne1, Syracuse. ven a number of · refinements, pita I 111 Sprongfoeld. Out of town retauv.. attend- State Hospital and remain there Discharges _ James Sellars includong a restyled grille, new • ing the funeral services were until such time that "a cure I stainless steel rocker panel Mr. William Strauss, Mr. and can be affected," and they RETURNED HOME 'dings and new lnterioJ'S. · VISITS IN POMEROY I Mrs. Robert Eastman and son, can bt transferred to the Ohio MASON - Mrs. W. II. FogBETTER PRODUCT Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston i . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rilne, Penitentiary to serve lbe re- lesong was returned to her Product improvement Items ~rrin~field , visited w1th Mr. . Pomeroy Pollee Investigated 1Mro. Faye Prat~ Ronald Riffle malnder of their aenlenoes or home in Mason on Thursday _:.:.:;=.:...:=:.::::=.=:c_~: •nd Mrs Harry Davis. Pome- two accidents Wednesday. the Charles Rifne Ruth ~nn a·n ' become eligible for paroles afler beon& hospitalized several NAME· OMIT'J'Ill) 1"•· recently enroute home 1 forst at 4 p. m al Craw's Steak Mr. and Mrs.' Ott Strauss ~~: · days at the Gallipolis clinic. The name of Mrs. Howard !rom vacaUonlna •n New Or- House on West Maon-St. • and Mrs. Dale Harrison ' Mr PLAN SHOOT Burris of New Hren wu unln· leans and oeveral other places f A car belonging to Mrs. Lu- and Mn. Olen Harr~>on: Mr: The Mason Jaycees are spon. LOCAL TEMPS , tentlonally oll!itted frolll the lilt of Interest. /rille Sweckh•mer, parked ou M s Ral h C I M nd sorong a shooting malch, Sun- Temperature In downtown of those attend! th D!~fln& i -:-- - the eosl oide of the buildi111, r' p ar' r. a day, October 9, at I P m. In Pomeroy ,Thursdity at 11::10 a. i of th~ AUJill · ngo ' e dr1fted across the highway and Mrt. :!;. :r~~~· Mr~ and the upper end ol Maso• near the I m. was 64 dearees under cloudy'; ans Memoria?'-·~'.J»i:: · jf;;:~: . struck a parked car owned by .1 M Le~ cS es a lam- Golf course. skies. · : 20tb H N. 2nd lliJYaJ'Il) 1'0 INTI:R&.Tr 01 MarJiie Oliver of Middleport. 1~ ;•· T axton, Mr. --- - - - -,---- - -· -----MEIGS . IIW!ON tlll£4 There was minor damage to and Mrs. Dohomu Reuter, Mr. ' tbe Swacktlamer car and med- 3 rs. nald Eastman, Co•11111,. • ....._ ~ttMr ium damage to the Ol1v~r lumbus; Mr:-. Leonard Cook Chlfttor Tannttll. . ._..., nd u - Marl( Puouo- ....,. . , _ hlcle. There was no arrest. a •u •· yn Elias. both of ~~~:;t-"Pv~~~lll-1'~.. o:: Mary Scott, 24, Middleport, Lorain; Mr. and Mrs. C. J. dt•ruc SL, r.mero,, OJaJo. o&MH• .so- travelmg west on West Ma,·n and daughter. Colum.... Offl• PbODI fo'l' 14UIIo l:lllt.D b "' ,.... "' _.,, St., at t ·19 a, m. Thursday, us , Mrs. Carla Lohrer, Mra. .~~:: ~,..-::=: Jost control when the car caught CoJeen Ohhna:er. Athens; Mr. "':::... . . . . . ._ N _ _. . _ tiro and veered ofl Ihe high- and Mrs: Rlillsell wnaon, Logan; JottluW ._.Ill. ~on~qo /way, striking a guard rail Mrs. Wm1fred Kliqerman and Any time. Anywhere. The '67 Chrysler So~thlnll else about Chryller. ~~~l.4Y• • ' N"etll nr. Qlb ,_ MISS Scott stated lhe fire .na Domue Ward, Pittsburg, Pa., takes charge. Four Chrysler NewJI!>rt models are·nmrlt ~*":.=: :::-~ o;.n•: .: visible only a few moments, Lmda Hysell, HarrtsonviUe: In the way It looks. w"~ •• ,..., l• •dn,ac• ., ttae police said. The vPhJcle was Wlnlfrfld Klingerman and priced just a few dollarsa month more tban l In the way it goes. ...., ..._ _ 111• . Do I Wrd 1' 1 h :;au.. ·~ t"*" ..a.- NA 1, eavily damaged, but tbere nn e a , PIUsburs, Pa., the most popular smal" cars, comparabij Its optional 440 TNT V-8 Is the biggest equipped, 1 ·. 11or~~ ~=-~= were no injuries. The driver and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur In the price class, as are the brakes. A ..,.. """ ilol 110""' "" - - was cited Into Mayor Charle! Strauss, Middleport. If you've b'een lootlog lor whiner perfect balante. 'lluwlkhll• ...tbll.am., tltdiO . . . . . . . / ' uo" rrt.. " - ' &.egar 's court on a charge of Take Charge In Chrysler '67.1fslt. ' A new eneray·absorbing steering column reckle" operation. Deld s I I' I Remodeling Noted in Homes Of Midd}eport MJSS PARK 'I ' ' " 'I , :t II·•. I la!W ef Foeney , ;, •Bennett , Post. 128, charge of aavanctng ·the , Uns, AJi. .• '"' "'"'•"'••• ~"" n ~ • 1 "' Amerlc~n Lflg\~. will host Mayor o. Flsl!er will ron; ~01\p WIJJ: , Mid'dlepqn;: · ,•llta'tte~~..•ll•wm·:}.iod..._1• ~boo- I1the EighthndDis~ct Fa1u MCOdn· the orriclal l"elcome q~rrl~., lll.•,~tct::~.!J.•irllv.li • .. -• suwy. · • erence u ay, "" , ~· · n 1 • guest speaker ·wlll be P. ,;aaei:'PP,\11!\I'ft-' . ~,., ""'1,. A prolific writer, Bretoa dleport. A parade lhroug~ lhr McBride, liJ'St vice · s:~t:/ ger, 11)11,!1'•11, ~P.U~ lint formulated bll "foDcepl business section will precede i er of the American E .R~~IU~;, ~ , , , ~, • ~~ 1!1 wbea b~.:Pibllsb~~ .· tloe I he afle~oon s,e$sion of Uw Ohio. The program also Brown, Lancasrer• " adjutant: Jesse TuUle '·, ' , " IIOttiiil.l JM~urreaSallat eMialollesto to conference ., Include the presentation •>I Joe MarShall, Glousll!r, treas· Mrs. ~&l(ae1 ..;, .:. ·~ -· rr a sm rapidly LewiS Long and Don Hoach membership awards and re. urtr· the Rev l>nnJ< C~ •• ,,!: ··· v- r. '!'fV"' ~apt lire aad, by the. l9311a, are heading the parade events / ports from dlvos1on ~nmmandero 1 brew: Pon\eroy.'Chaplaln; Dlo6llltliol:.; Berill ,' , ~·;,,b_ ~a~ pervaded all forms of ar· I and high school bands, scout and doslroct committee chair· ' Vaughn Calllns,' Logan, iPocilor, Ofua· Ai-l ....,. 1 ole and literary eadeavors. ,troops, churches an_d urgamza· men. Iadvocate, and Stew~\:1, •.. , • I !Ions are bemg IDViled to District officers presiding at . sergeant • at lll'mS. } I bike part. The parade will . ; .' ' . ·· ~ ,· .;:j:.: . ; ,,,,, • form on Soutlo Fourth Ave., I' ' ' ..... near the legion hall. at I p. m. c ' "' ' The conference will begm at ' '. ' 10 a. m. With a past command· ~ h• ~ 1 .., "' \ :" !tn- I II ,\ . ·Rookie Larry Jester Blanks Dodgers Record Fifth Straight,' ly JEFF MEYBRS · UPI 8pertl Wrher The Plt"blfcb Pirates 'cban· for wl!lnlnl tbe N•tional lA'II'It pillllailt 11reu wtll¥ely ~ •• a l'Oiillo •firing -II•• live aflulouiB apfnsl the ~ world champions. that's what night ll'hoa St. LoUis' :13-year-old freshman hurler Larry Jaster stopped the Los Angeles Dailgers ~ lor his llflh flriiJht whitewash over U1e league-leaders. J•ster'l conlinuad mastery aver' the l'ltdgers plus PolH and 4-2 doubleBut h~f>P'IIed euclly Wedn~ !Jtader victory over , Phlladel· phla have suddenly tr1111sformed a Loa Angeleo cakewalk to tbe pennant into a dogfight. Held Good Lead The Dodgen held a comforta· ble three-game lead over the runner-up Pirates going into Wednesday's al!llon and could have possibly clinched theor second consecutive llag by beating St. Louis while Piltsburgh dropped a twmbill to the Phils. But today Los Angele•' magic number remains at three with four games to go and the Dodgers own a Ill game advantage over the Plfates, who have only three games Reds five llmea but not Cleveland blanked MlniiHota 4- / Donn Clendenon slammed hill tell. successively. 0, Detr01t edged CaiHornia ~ 28th homer ol the aeasoo in Without having 11 lace Ja•ter "lt'a really unbelievable," In 10 Innings, while the fourth inning and Steve this season, the Dodgers would Jamr sa1d alter his fonr-hltter doubleheaders between New pitched 4 1-3 lnings of have been recovering from a itnproved his record Ia 11-$. "I York and Waahlngton and relief ball m leading the victory eelebralioo already. But knew about the record but I K...,. City and Baltimore to victory in the opener. without , Los Angeles, Jaster tried not to think about it. FIJ'SI were rained out. Mota also drove in a run would be just another pitcher of all I wanted to win the game J011ter, blanking the Dodgers Jim Bunning, who had beaten today instead of the holder of a and then the last couple of 2-0 April 25, ~ July 3, ~ Jul)' the Pirates five prev1ous times. major l"'lJUe reclll'd. innings I really wanted that 29 and ~ Aug. re, hasn't fared In the mghtcap, P1ttsburgb Salipped Ma,. shutout." as well against other eppanents hroke a 2-2 lie by scorong twice His live consecutive shutouts Elsewhere in the N.L, San and possesses aa unimpressive in the elghtlo mmng while Bob over the DOdgers snapped the Francosro downed Atlanta 5-Z, 4 67 ERA aga111$t the rest or Veale l1mited the Phlls te nine mark of four set by Fred Houston nipped Cincinnati 4-3 llie league. Both St. Loui• runs hits in going the route to win Fil2slmmons over the Cincinna· after losing the opener 7·1. and were unearned and came home his 16th game 11 Reds in 1929. Jaster also lied Chicago beat New York 4-1 on Ed Splezio's fourth-inning Gaylord Perry, trying since lhe standard established 50 before dropping the nightcap I· double, as the Cards broke an Aug. 20 to wm his 21st game, years ago by Grover Cleveland / 0 / eight-game losing streak. fmally succeeded by Alexander, wha blanked the In the Ameman League, Hit 28th Homer the Braves on e1ghl hits Confident Panthers to Meet Logan mevtl I'" ' a two-run homer ' by Tjto lh!! .Mds wifll Fuentes. The Giants are still pill!hlrls a ,Jx-1111 llbla~l mathematically alive in the nigHtcap. race but a Los Angeles viclory AI Kallne tied _,.· and San Francisco Joss would by stroking hta _., eliminate them. the campaign ill the Jim Got Support followir!g his solo noone ,, . Don Pavletich and Art the sixth Ia secor~ Shamsky supported the e1ghl· hold on second p~:: ·~!!~ hit hurling of Jim Malooey (16- Dick McAuliffe also 81 w1th home runs for the Reds for the Tigers with in the opener. Ron Davis aboard m the fifth. doubled home Billy Heatlo m Luis Tianl limited MllOJ!i~ the nonlb Innmg of the mghtcap to four hils as the and Houston soutlopaw Mike prevented Jim Cuellar walloped a nome ron in 1wonning No. 26 and becii!'raising his record to 12-10 ' the top hurler 10 the Ron santo drove m two runsI Tiant, improving his with bis :Wth homer in sending 12-10, singled acr• Chicago to victory on the IIrst / durmg Clevejand'l game and Bob Shaw p•·ov1ded second Leaders ptoe:-•m,· . ,. " J"4:; I LINE SCORES funeral Held M d f ay Mrs. StraUSS ;:1 2AccidentS Are Reported 1 THE DAILy SENTINEL I > Take Cha11e ••• :=." Move .up·to Chrysler '67 J::·· .... .. ... ,: _':' 115. ''WARM MORNING" a ·Autumt1 Days Are ..• l '."/ JACKET ·DAYS PTA Council Is Today The first meeting of Meigs County Cauncll of Parent Teacher Associations, a School of Instruction, will be held et the Chester El school, 7:30 p m,, 1 , Thursday , Sept. 211. lnstruchon classes for ofR. cers, chairmen, delegates. and , members of all PI'.~ units In M01gs County will be oonducled by local leaders and member& of the Ohio Congress Board of Managers. State Board mem1 bers are· Mrs. Rllymond Reav. ley, State Chairman of Room Representatives; Ivan Romine, Is standard equipment. So an many other safety features. OD ...plaJ'l iiJ' CHRYSLER 'frl RADIANT f: CIRCULATORS MOST 1 See our large relection or Jaclleu, Waist and 'fth•er . tip lengtba, 1JJ Ny•. Jon, Corduroy, Wool, SUede POPULAR ~DELS OF ALL! 1/ state recreation chairman, and and Sci'Ublled Denim. Rever- •tblt, Orion Pile and· Qbilted lining,. Sfa. dium Coat.•~··· Bencbwanne~. ' ~8.50 INC. Mrs. Harold Lohse, diRtrlct director A special feature of the program will be a disrnsslon of the role of parents and teachers in PTA Mn. Leo Crew, pttsldent of Pomeroy !Iementery PTA, will discuss '"!1ot Parent and PTA," and Mrs. HoWard Knl1h~ IA!Icloer In tht Meigs Local acllool ·system, wUI Jlive her views on "The Teaeber and PTA." Setsiool, In addition Ill ~ lor offlcen and del~lll; 'liJII be held lor ebalrmen ol PubJI. city, Membmohlp, . Rosplttllty, ft(J(ID Representallves, and Budl~ and Finance. These 1·----~~~~t:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~e~J~~w~-· ~ U G ~~ , ... Uljfif to II, .:.-.. . ":..... J .•i . ~'lil:ii!J MOderQjllld -beautiful! These are WARM MORN. lar.Jest seijing gu haters. Offered Itt t~ree ~~ for heatltl.c f'iom one tD six J'!)Oms, thiiY combf:lle. diltiru:tlve "Picture Fiame" styling With tbe •dd~ Wuty and appP.al of the wid.e "fireplace~ Uollt Qf ~owblg ceramic radiants: All three mOd· e~ .re'-olfered in a choice of "Sb~nton Brown" ~.1-Dl' fiDIBh or "Desert Sand" beige f~h. AiDe~'' faVorite sas heaters! · ' 'y IJtiG'S • '/ • l _~JAOOt,:t.u.+Jso,ooou.u. ' \ ..f ·' \ ~t~~:"#,)O~:r;SJ. M~!>~tS 1 . . . . .'.. ' . . ! .~ ' ARE CLEVELAND (UP!) - The beaten by Dalla• and PhiladelNew York Giants have the kond phia . of troubles that make young Against Cleveland, on Yankee coaches age quickly. Stadium S:mday, MorraU'a chiel Anytime Cleveland Browns target os likely to be speedster I Caa<:b Blanton Callier Is tempi· Homer Jones, wbo tnos run the ed to feel sorry lor hunself, be- 100-yard dash on t 3 seconds and cause of bls Injury-depleted de- , already has 1 96-yard touchfensive backfield or his two 1 <19wn pass to h1s cred1l this seaclose losses in the last two son, games, he can take a look at 1 Takmg the Giants' running the problema of the Browns' load this season is former Ivy next opponent. ; Leaguer Chuck Mercem The Giants Coach Allie Shermao former Yale fullback has carlost his most promising runnmg fled 37 limes lor 179 yards. back - Tucker Frederickson The Giants have one outstand· b,efore the season even started. il18 rookie in tackle FrancJs In lac~ Frederickson's knee in· Peay. But most of the oldtimers is so aenous bls pro ca- l on the defensive platoons that / reer may be over. uzed to ltirollle the Browns' of· New York bas also lost a de- [ tense have gone. Only safely· 1 fensive blck. Wendell Hams, a man Jimmy Patton and tackle • :;:~saletyman this Katcavage are still playing. , 1 S;eVere Sherman says there's been 1 Sunday and probably some Improvement 1n some de- l be available. partments but the Giants look j Left ollenslve tackle l1ke heovy underdogs in their Davis bas a severe back home opener against the tem and is alsO listed as Browns Sunday. fui .- The Gianls' ollenslavv;er::;~ ~ ~iiiiiiii-:~:-:=~iiii ao bas been 'so weak that back Earl Morrall was able sltow his pliSSing skills oniJI Uie team's first game, the lie with Pittsburgh. ~ince then, lbe Giants have been · ·~ FREE INt'IRUCTIONS. . . · On ·liwl~ lt No Cost ~'Nlwrhwlen. •' . When our registered pharma· cists compound a prescription, years of pr<9fessional training, knowledge and expenence stand behind it. Have your prescriptions filled here, with complete confidence. Fresh, potent drugs • , • and prompt •mrmoN NEW LADY BOWlERS a;.il• The Extra Ingredient •.. Professional Skill to bowl whil• hubby giOitHpnfY. 2,1 to3p~, service, too. Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs WY 2·2953 112 E. Main Ponwroy 4 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You The Sheffield Model L~~=:"•~ Masterpiece 25" Color T (25 " overall d1agonal 295 sq ms. 'v' lewtble Handtome Contem ponu) ~tyJed 11.\astPrpwc.. cab\neloot'iooiii vent'l'111 a nd llt'lected h ardwood 8llllds • Ne~ Admarn.l Shde Rul(' Turung A81M.'tnblv .• deluxe. thall¥ta you ~ un e UHf< TV hka a rad1o · •'"!j!'i. • 26,000 vol t advanced Admu;al Q-26 color TV cha.a. •• for sparklmr braaht pLcturt"S • Admira1 Super !:!cope 1'un~r &118f'mb\y givea you crilp feat ure. pce-..et fioe tumna • Ad mini Color P'idehty t:etntTol, daal new warmth i' a • Ad mini Automatic DegauSI!IDJ CL rcu1l elimuaat • by atn.)l marnetlc field~. pl..;;]~~ • Bonded Pfectsao n 25' color p llture tube With new • sharper picture and mc reaSt>d bnahtnea~. XPi • hip, 31h' wide, 18l.f. ' deep J.tii:Ojjlio ""'ojj Admiral Prices Start See The Full Line Tod1-v .BAi<IR �., ' j ' ....~ ,. .. "" ' Se • Ba F •day · • f NEt.··HAVEN ·Hartford Society N 1\larou. w . i • i J · r· d .......' , 1 ,'. 0'' . i:·r. .,-· .•• ' ~._ . '.f -'t. utar dinner meettng. 'nlose Mrs. Maggie Br&gl! of Tlogga, ter a two monthJ 111ness. Surviving In addllloll II! hill l-Datly 8!._~~1, Pomeroy..Middleport. 0 11 Sept. 28, 1966 attendill8 were NelSOll Jennings, W. Va. has been vlsltllltl Mr. rvJCt Mr. Middleton 'attended local parents are hill 'file, Jlblrley; Mel Cllll'k, ~rl Wlla. 111d Mrs. ~ph Greene and Mr. tehools and servecl In World Four daillbtm and ~f~ TNugh, Frank ca.-: ind Mrl. Darrell McCOy. 1filr U. For tile pill 14 yeats all at b~un4 ,. ~·Mrs. han, Bob Glhnore, Arthur 'tha.; OteS . ,' Mt. and Mrs. WUI!Im 'liar!· " fl lJl he and his llmil' blvt l'tlldlld M.. M. l&ebl>J} : )ij11~~ PL bet, Lewis Summers, Edwbi · ley of Galion, tJhlo were guests In Washlnt~lon where he was Pleasant ' NEW HAVEN -The New Jill Ohlinger, Sheila Arnold, Stein. Harry . . .. of Mi.. Goldlo Hartt" laot .-L!-aton manqw of a Saleway 9uper· Burilt will' · be l!l ,lht cArlin• 11 tl.ven Woman'• Club hlld lUI Lonl Slak, Cindy Bllllltenship, Capehart, Rome BY vtJ(OINtA CARLETON week. · "'I!IW'""' marki!l. • ton Cemetery. •nnual ll!a on Sepltmblr 10th BIIJ'bara ROtt~. Tammy Bum· Clyde Foley, Richard A PIYJ'LUCK 8VPP~ Mrs. Maude JollllJon. Ia a PT . PIJ~~N'I" ,_ truneral • at the home of Mrs. Kermit garner, Glori& Hess, Troy Oau- Floyd Carlnaclt, Lloyd Memben ollhe Bapttot Claal patlen~ at the Holzer llospltal l!llrvl~ will be held Jl'rldey Shop The Middleport Dept. StP,i't Jlor Ford with Mrl. l'IUl Scally, hn, o..,. Gtuhn, Timmy Say. and Herman Layne. and teacher• o1 the BaptiJI In Gal.lpoUo. · In Wuhll!llmt. D. C., lor JIJio Mrs. Roba C. GI'Mnt and Mn. re, Chuckle Zerkle, Jeff Arnold, Ladles Night w111 be held church enjoyed a poUuck oup. Mn. William purcell, Miss · h il Mfddll!lell 42 son · ol Mork Wetd, c~holle!les .The Kevin Arnold, Dale King, !!<Btl the next meettna Thursday, · I' l!elen J~nklna end Richard Jon- ep · ' · 1 h h h 80011 tea table was CO'Ielect will\ An King, Rllphle Thompson, Mike tember 29th ~~~ te~~~~: rooml klns spent last week with Mr. M{ pard M~, ~. MlddleiDn antique cloth (ever tOO yearo Blankenship, Rusty Rottgen, Following lhe ouppet ~ blllo and Mrs. Cecil Galrtna In ~ ftt Ia~:s:' nld ) ond centered wllh an It• Rick Rottgen, Carl Kina, Lar· PARTY lnoso Sl!ooion was hold and lana Bridgeport, Ohio. es •Y n al rongement of red 1'9!11!11, U\e ry Clevenger, BobtJY, Bonnie Mrs. Thelma Capehart enter~ Mrs. J:>aul Laurent ol Lan· Center Hospltlll, WuhlngtOII, • 1 <'i"h flower. Mrs. Karl Wllel end Rickie Dye, Mrs. Richard talned on Wednesday with 1 10 ~ thedchurch wmlhdl ;:' · d sins. Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. ""d Mrs. Billy Ray Ward Hr· Rottgen, Mrs. Elton Clevenger, 114!e Line Party at her borne. tten lng were e ev. an James Crump. vrd tea and c'OIIee. Charlotte Clevt!lgtr, Mrs. IJow· Mrs. James Ellal waa the dem· Mrs. Warren Zlnn, Mr. and Jimmy Juhllni. who has been The officers wel'f presented ard Silk, Mrs. Jerry Arnold onatrator. Prtzt• were won by Mrl: Andrew llune, Mr. • n d working In Cl""eland, has Sifll 8 tG ~ lr 1 to 14 red carnation corsages by the and Mrs. Dye. Mrs. John Fry, Mr1. John F. Ml'l. Earl Hollman, Mill Edna turned home. hostessee. The ollictn ol the HOLD8 PARTY 1 Rouoh lnd lllra. Iva Capehart. Hollman, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mrs. Eutah McKniaht ol e Roll Up • Long dub are: President - Mn. Wll· Mrs. James Cunningham held Tholl! attending were Mrs. Tho- Glbha, Mrs. Harry Byer; Mrs. 11luelleld Is the housegueot ol Sleeve ' !lam Russell; Vloe Prnldent - . 8 Sarah Coventry Fashion maa Grinstead, Mrs. Arnold A. A. Smith, Mr. A. K. McClung •Mrs. B. 0. Weln. • Whlteo and Cbeclct Mro. Jilek Weloh; Treuurer - Show 011 Friday at her home, Rouah. Mrs. Ray Weaver, Mra. 8lld Mr. end Mrs. l. M- Crump. Mr. and Mrs. Anhlll' RoUih Mrs. Charltlll Dodd; Secretary showing the new tall jewelry. Cecil Duncan. Mrs. John F. AITENDS SERVICES and family visited Mr and PT PLEASANT An In· - Mrs. Herman Ohlinger. Mrs. Cunnln&ham was the dem· lloush. Mro. CUll Rouah, Mra. Among those from out of town Mrs. Roger Roush In Colum- dustrial Manufacturing ExblbPer~,i'"~ • A short business meeting onstrator and models lor the Pansy Fry, Mrs. Max Elchf~g- attendl!lg lhe laot riles for Mr. bus Jaol week. Roger Is their It will bt held October 18 was held and the lrea•urer re· jewelry were Mrs. William Rns- er, Mrs. Ella! and ,Mrs. l;:mll knight wete Mr and Mrs. son and waa recently married through Ootober 23 11 the old ported on the proceeds realized sell, Mrs. Carl Gibbs, Mrs. .1. hart. Lawreree Powell Mrs Mary and lives In Columbus. Legion Building on Vlant-St. at the Booth held at the Mason V. McGrew, Mro. Arthur Tho WIN ONE CLASS Ruth Sayre of Nitro; Mr. and County Fair. They dlscusaed lhe bet. The Win One Cl.,. of the Mrs. Robert Knight, Mr. and The salute to industrial man· II District Convention to be held Games were played and priz~ E.U.b. Church met on Monday Mrs. Cecil Knlaht, Mrs. Helen TB&H Planning ufaclurinll In Mason County ,....----------------at Wahama High School on Oc· es won by Mrs. Robert Gurtis, e•enl!lg lor • oo•erect dllh din- Stone Cook and Charles Cook To Meet Oct. ard being staged to obow awrecl Iober !st. They abo discussed Mrs. J. V. McGrew, Mrs. Carl ner at the Cburoh. l>evot101111 of Huntint~ton; Mrs. Eulah Mo- PT. PLEASANT _ The Mas- atlon for industry Ia the . If S 8 OUr ops· the starting ol the oelltng ot U Glbb•, Mrs. Nancy Bumgarner, wer~ led by C~rl Glbha A ahorl Knight of Blueneld; MrB. Jane on county TUberculoola and and to give manulaellli'OI's a 91 91 3. Savings Stamps at the New Mrs. Anhur Thabet and Mrs. busoness meeting was held with Ann Stone ol Galllpoll• and Mr. Heal!~ AsilOclaUon will meet chance to explain their :1 to 61 ' 7 Ia 14 ' Haven Elementary SchOOL Allred Sprouse. Others attend- Harold Bumsarner pr.,.lding. and Mrs. Sam Carter of Whe~- Monday. October 3, at 2 p. m. tlono· to lha public. Guests attending were Mrs. lng were Mrs. Clifford Barnett, Those attending were Mr. and Ins. in lhe ofllco of the M.,on The live day lllhiblt II open A. L. Sprouse, Mrs. Dunatd Mrs. W. J. Hancock, Miss Bren- Mrs. Carl Otbbo and Carlotta, By Ute death of Mr. Emil County Health O..partmenl. 111 the public and admtllslon 11 Bumgardner, Mrs. David R. Si· da Bradford, Mrs. Harry SlaatB, Mr. and Mra. Cecd P~ekena and knight, Harlford loses one of AU members and lntoreoted free monton, Mrs. Carl Fallara. Mrs. Mrs. Gerald Clark. Mrs. Lloyd P~tty, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Its oldest and beot olll1.1ns. Hil persons are urpd to attend ' E. L. Riffle, Mn. Jack Felcl Smith, and Mrs. Richard Grin- Mtller and Gall, Mr. •~ Mrs. !Ue W81 spent In Hartford and thi! Important meeting u plltns Roprosentatlveo of the exhlband Mrs. Herman Layne; metn- stead. Robert Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. waa one of the moot lnfiuenUal will be dlscuosed lor the TB · ltoro wiU be gue•ts ol the bers atlendlng were Mr.. Hi!· TO HVLD FltSTIVAL Doney Roush, Mr. and M r 1• and highly esteemed ciUzeno of Mobllf X-Ray Unit'o next viol! MallOn County · Point Pleasant Sizes 8 to 14 . da Ridgway, Mro. Jack Flesh· The New !Iaven Volunteer Harold Bum1arner, Mary Jan, Ute town. He woa a member of to MallOn County. Chamber of Commerce at 8 er, Mrs. Herman Ohlinger, Mrs. Firemen's Auxiliary will hold Deloreo find John, Mr. tbe Town council a low year• di"•er prior te the exhibitiOn. La rry King, Mr!. Karl Wiles, a Festival on Saturday, October Mrs. Harry Ptckens, Mr. and go and always took adlvo part ANNOUNCE SONIJFEST N II h 1e been lnvllo Mrs. Edwin Stein, Jr., Mrs. lot bellinnilltl at 3 p.m. D.S.T. Mrs. Roy Joneo and Mike, Mr. In all mattero that were lor A homecomlna and 11011gleol irte :~I ~anadtum Mil· Phil Batey, · Mrs. Cltarle. Oodd, al the New !Iaven Fire Station aod Mrs. Jamee Roush, Ltnda the interest of Ute town. II I •[ will be held at the Chester ~ b\0 ~~ rietta Mdz.utacMrs. !lilly Ray Ward, Mrs. Eu- on Fifth Street. The Wahama aod Jeff, Rev. and Mro. Mar· death Is a great loss lo ·l .he . Church of the Nazarene Sun- eart~ ~· a Stauffer gene Hester, Mn. Harold Rose, Junior Band will furnish spec- tin Bensford and Andy, Mra. town. day, October 2. Sunday School 10 ml 1 ;P::'J·0.. Quallty ~Irs. Robert GurUs, Mrs. Jack tal music. Eugene lludllall, Mr. and Mr•. PERSONALS will begin at 9:30a.m., worship Che ea' a s ' Mas. ~etch, Mrs. Duane Church, Mrs. P·T.A. MEETING Paul Hoffman, Debra ond Mt and Mr! Barnhnrt Lem- servJces at 10·30 and a basket Manufacturing, ~~year,PI nt Jon Edwards, Mrs. Ralpll Tho New Haven P.T.A. held on, and Mrs. Tom Hqllman, er ol. Mount V~rnon, Ohio were JUllch at noo~ ~Ut lhe song- on Furniture an ~m a ·~ Nhltmore, Mrs. Tom Hofftnan, their first meet1n1 of tho school ANNOUNCE BIRTH the weekend guests ol Mr. and fest starting at 1:30 p. m. Pal>trs. Paul R!ckard, Mrs. Wol· year on Tbursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Mrs. G. B. Lerner, Ute patenfl IDl' Herbert Orale welcomes ev•. Pleaoanf Valle)' Rotpllal ;am Russell, Mrs. Oooatd F. lhe •chool. Mr. Earl Dean ver are announcing the birth Barnhart. erynne. .•, _ . [ '\oush, and the hostesses. Knight. presiden~ presided al of a daughter on September Mn. tva Dowling has retorn. ADMITIED Mra Clinton The New Haven Woman's the meetina. They opened with 20• !96!1 at Holzer Hoapltal. The ed to her home tn Boston af· The recorder 11 a medieval Miller Pl. Pleasant; Cheryl ! MIDDLEPORT, O, ~tub's president, Mrs. William the singing of America, Pledae bab~ weighed 7 pound• 4 ounD- 1er an extended Villi here wllh woodwind Instrument much Smolenski, Pt. Pleaoant. Russell, and Ml'l. Harold Rose, to the Flag, ond P..T.A. Prayer. es and has been named Lori Hr. IJid Mu. Jame1 McKnight. like a flute. DISCHARGES - None. ;howed a lllm titled "The Land Devotions were led by Mro. Beth. · we Love" at the New Hoven Donald Bumgardner. Maternal IJ"andparento are Elementary School Septem- Ourinl Ute business rneelilll Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Luikart ol ber 21st·aad 2211d. This film wa; it wao announced by the trea.. Galhpolls, OhiO and rented by Ute Club from Ute urer thai a balance of ~t6.U4 grandmother II Mro. Treasury Department in Char- was carried forward from the Weaver ol New Haven. les ion aod was a 16 mm color previous year. The group voted COUPLES CLUB lilm, showilltl scenery ol Unit- to purohase eight new seats and The Couples Club held a dln;,'•t· •d states to encourage chlldran necl!!Sary ehala to replace old ner party on Satorday evening In buy u. s. Bavlngl Stamps. en lha amall IWinl sets on lhe at Gene Boll'a Reatauranl In The Woman's Club wlll Hll play!II'Ound. Mr. Knlahl thank· ~oint Pleaaant. These atll!nd· savings Stamlll at the New t!d the Playground committee: mg were Mr. and Mrs. llohert Haven School on each Wedne.. Leonard Field! chairman Char· Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Clark, 1' day at tjle afternoon recess. les Roush, Wyllis Davis,' and Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Diehl, Jr., VOUT.H CHAl.LENGED Arthur Hart for Ute excellent Mr. and Mrs. George Bums, The youth of the 114!nd Area job done In repairing painting Mr. and Mrs. Le!ler Zerkle, and have been given a challenge to and restorllltl the equipment on Mr. and Mrs. Merry Moller, develop a pllln 1111' world peace lhe playground . PERSONALS by Ihe New llaveo Lions Club-- . Mr. Robert Herndon read lhe Mr . . and Mrs. Eugene Hud. a challenge that'Could earn one proposed budget lor the 1968 . nan viSited MISS Ethel Riddle of Jhem a f25,000 educational fil school year, which after dl,. at Harrlsburll, Pa. during the bnd~or career asslatal!Ce &rant. cusolon if was accepted. T h e weekend. The New Heven LIOns Club, budget included two parties lor Mrs. Do.nald Cooke and chllII G. together wllh Lionl C I u b • the school children, Halloween dren of Wmlersvllle, Ohio vlslt. $3-00 · KODAK throughout !he world, is span- and Val~ntlne, thirty-live dollars ed over the weekend with her sorlng a wor)d·wldt l!ftMY con· lor magazines, paper lor lhe parents, Mr. and Mrs; George WORLD'S FAIR le!t for youth on today' a most .school, an Automatic Timer and Jewell and Mrs. Cooke a daugh. BlOWNIE , important subject- Peace. The Sipal System, a reproduelng ter, Miss Debra Coou who II contest offero a total Of .~.- or copying machine and a used apendlng the winter witb Mr. ooo in awards lnelutllng the ·100 and Mrs. Robert Coot«! In New 125.000 first p;lze, eight 1eml • P'~. Carl Glbbl, chairman oi Haven. M!BI Cooke ia a aenlor :~J~;, '$4.95 First Quality Merchandi11 fm al world reatonal awards of tile annual Halloween carnival at Wahama High School. REG. $7.91 11.000 each and travel expenses announced oemmliiHI lor tho . Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd RoUJh REG. $1.50 XMAS CARDS & INVI~OPIS _ 751 ~ lor Jhe eight winners to ChlCIIO, carnival. The Carnival wlll he Vtstted Mr. and Mn. George. PONY II Illinois In July, tiNI7. AI that held· on October 28th and 29th Clendenin at Parkershurl on NOW REG. 89c THRII'T ASSORTMENT, l8 count _44c time the first place winner wiD II the ochool. . Sunday afternoon. REG. $1.91 SI~ICTID XMAS CARD ASST. 99o be selected from tha elibl oeml· Mra. Luther Smtih announced Robert Conde lnd Harry Mllfmal ists and more than 20,000 that 203 memberohllll had been ler attended the football game (45 C•rd• and l!nnlopesl IIIG. t2UJ _ _ local. dlstricf and multiple dft. sold 10 the orlanlutlon. at Columbus, Ohio on Saturday. REG. $I .00 XMAS CARDS with Inapt rational trict 8 wardl wnt be made. . Mrl Burrell Daweon prlncl· Mr1. Donald F. Roush and "We are hOpeful one of our pal ~· the oehool, lnota'ut!d the daughter Sheryl left Sunday via Vents by Norman VIncent P"l• & Othart _ 49o yo,ng people wW win IIIII world Patrol Bey• and Glrla, and pre- .plane for Santa Cruz, New Mex••de prestige award." Prealdenl aented lhem with their belt, tco, w,here they will villi Mrs. RIG. 69c PACK XMAS CARDS & ENVELOPES 35o Neil Haymeker of the N e w bedfe and book " Instruction•. Roush 1 daughter and famlly, (25 Count) • • • !Iaven Lions Club aald In an- They are: Donald Machlr, cap- ::nd Mrs. Fred Pomeroy and REG. 59c CHILDRINS XMAS CARDS - - 29e nounclng the eontest today. taln; .lahr Burris, Ueutenant; M · d M Job F R h 110 Count) Student• between tile qt· Bruce Huuell, Ricky Hl!ftiiOn, r. an rs. n · ous REG. $2.00 14 and 21 (ao ot January 16, Jet1ill)'maker, ·Richard Fox, vacationed near Richmond, W. RIO. 63c 1967r are ellllblt to enta". For DoonJe l>ye, JaiOD lntela, LaW· V';.i.recer;.tl~ 8 J H rd OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAINI DESERT FLOWER more complete In~ they renee \Veav.-, Charleo Wood. · ':tt 1· 1 b.;w~hl slloulll contact eilber the Rev. Y,rmeltl Knapp, Debra Rick~ wer;.v rsdors ~ Fumda • 0 Beautiful Card• And A Wiele Selection .l or ~ T Welch, New Haven ard, Jane Jeffers, Ciedl Hag~ on u ay " y. pllnm· 992~3$16, or Mr. Duane aerty, and Jane Hart. I 1111or c11. New Haven phone 882- Mrs. Kenneth ThOmpson. pro- I District Presldr.nt 2',6; gram chainnan, announced that Comes to New Haven IITARMITE II Clo ,,, n~ date of the contest open houae would be observed NEW HAVEN -Mrs Oeorae loor ""' local club II ~ber lnltead ol I regular program Humphreys, president of South 25 for :.~o 111 I''''" ~;ach applieallt tS Um- and following visits to Ute dif- Weotern District ol Federation rord ''' one entry and the local lerenl rooms. Refreshments of Woman's Clubs from HuntReg. 10c Blr-Llmtt 12 Per Customar POLAROID REG. 79c ""'"' ' w1 ll be entered In I he '!ould :be oerved by hOmeroom lngton, met with Mrs . William ,l. d r· "' national contest. Eacb repreaentatl~ea of Mr. Wayne Ru ..ell, president of Nelf nolronal l"inner will I!OIIIpete Glbbeaul and' Mrs. Roger Wal· Haven Woman's Club at Wa· & n one ol the eight world dt· lett, sixth l!'ade rooms. hama High School to discuS! , r> ions. SEWING CWB arrant~ements for the District Al1o C•~e••l!d Other ~ 1.1\lll.~ DVE HUNOitED The Sewlni Club met on TUes. Convenllon to be held at wa. ~or29C ,· AHachment1 All At Dl1count Prlctsl flll.lc IACH - - - ~' l10da Lou Dye, daughter ol lday alr.emoon at the home of . huma on Saturday, October 1. llr m l Mrs. Robert Dye, .was ~· Mn. Lloyd Roulh, wtlh Mrs. Mrs. Humphreys, who w111 '"'""'' 'd on ber · seventh -~ John Fry Ill boliteu. Those II- preside at tho meetlnq will be ri a1 wrlh a part)l on , _ tendlne were Mrl. Edwin Stein, accompanied by Mr•. D. A. rl.rv oftemonn at tbe ;hnme Of~·· W. T. Stone, Mr. !ulah Chrlatlan, chairman of Press 1,., 0orento. :' MacKnllhl, 1111'1. Llovd Roosh, and Publicity In Ute District. 1;ome. were pltiYed ·and Pfll' Mn. Hennand.a)'llt, Mra. D. Mrs. Christian will acl as host,. ,.. " ''" by Dale King, Mlstl A. Smilh Mrs. Harold Johnson, eas of the four JudgM from the 1'. aro and Scott King. Mrs. Dye Mrs. James l\4acKnighl, Mrs. area papers who will judge tile ,, ·" iiSSisted wltb tht ,.mea N o. Weln, Mn. H. !.. Dyer. presJ books of tbe cluha repr• .• d serviog of by and Ute hn81e81J, Mrl. Fry. sented lnd will also cove~ the '. .11r<. Elton ClevOOJ8r. Chll"IIIW The nest rilell1"1 1•lll he on publlelty for lhl convention. ' •, 1 .•• C.pvenger, Mrs~ Howard Stsk Thursday, Oclohar ~~~~ at Ute '. ond Mrs. Jen')'fArntJW.;. !Apda )Jome of Mrl" l:dwbl Stein. One..lllh of the !lllme 30,000 rece ived rna"' ~~ ~- flllm R01'AAY CLUB different plants found In the 11" following, Mllll .!ll1' 1fllld, The Rotaty Club mel on 'United Stites arow in Calllom'.oro Lee Smllb, Jane PoWfll, rllursdlr t~trllna lor their rea- Ita. .."to,(,. I • _. • 'l 'I .~ :.- .\:; '., ' ,, •f ·-. i" ·;_). ,- ·,, . .· ·. ·- ~ " .. ...• · cH LD·R£N s'w.l. R ~· ' E~ BLOUSES Industrial r• Exl,Iihit is Oct.l8·22 e s1.•&-·~- sf" o· I v I T $2 PRICES SLASHED in our APPLIANCE DEPT. ~ f3 •~ GIRLS SlACKS _:::_.--------.I · conON STRRCH DENIM SlACK $1.91 •·1 CORDUROY SLACKS .... $1.69- $UI ORLON STRETCH SLACKS $2.99 • $S.98 - M 1' ' tttoUIREO BUY NOW at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES! •1 l~":o;1R:":0':·'"::=-:/~~~, ~ NORGE, HOTPOINT ZENITH RADIOS and TElEVISIONS NEVER AGAIN SAVINGS LIKE THIS! CH.RISTMAS SHOP I N ;5 EPT ~E M;l E-=.11 I ___ FI.ESTA .,.,,.. • BUY AT ! PRICE! STARFLEX·OUTfiT --- Hand &Body lotion _ ,.,$6· Wink Light :;;:, - - ...•5·oo • ,.00. FASTEETH 51c refi'ISiullt'!l! ·. FORMICA TOPS SOFA BEDS BED BY NIGHT and $3,95 /. Isoo NORWICH ASPIRIN ec; WITH FLASH CAMERA CAMERA OUTFIT Camera Outfit AU MAPLE 0), SOFA BY DAY .95 79cj P~pto Bismol·- l7C YOUR CHOICE •J . r •..1 ,. "'- Bath Soap - 3 23c CANDY BARS CHEWING GUM 10 ;, Single Dress,~ ,and Mirror Panel Bed • .• - • - - 'fef~ .. . .J ' . ·vout· . U . dlt· ~ .,[ .., I ~kCaseBed . - :- • • • •. - --- - "' "" 'I' '· $69.00 - $19.95 - $45.00 , - $49.95::; - $499f.... '· •• • 1 .- ·~. • • ' 8 PC. UVING GROUPING · INCLUDES: ' 2 Pc. Li~lftg Room Suite With Foltm Rilb!Mr Cuahle........AII ..ylon '- ' •4~'95 . ...,..._ · 'f'·" r · . 1' . ' tr. '' ' : ~a;l,l i'. $D;r,...,.:{ ,, y -, ,. Cover '.J 3Tabl-tEncl Tabt.. 1 Cofhe'ifallle ' 2~.........- , . . . " ,. ··.' 1-9xJ.2 LID. 'lt!lt ... s �., ' j ' ....~ ,. .. "" ' Se • Ba F •day · • f NEt.··HAVEN ·Hartford Society N 1\larou. w . i • i J · r· d .......' , 1 ,'. 0'' . i:·r. .,-· .•• ' ~._ . '.f -'t. utar dinner meettng. 'nlose Mrs. Maggie Br&gl! of Tlogga, ter a two monthJ 111ness. Surviving In addllloll II! hill l-Datly 8!._~~1, Pomeroy..Middleport. 0 11 Sept. 28, 1966 attendill8 were NelSOll Jennings, W. Va. has been vlsltllltl Mr. rvJCt Mr. Middleton 'attended local parents are hill 'file, Jlblrley; Mel Cllll'k, ~rl Wlla. 111d Mrs. ~ph Greene and Mr. tehools and servecl In World Four daillbtm and ~f~ TNugh, Frank ca.-: ind Mrl. Darrell McCOy. 1filr U. For tile pill 14 yeats all at b~un4 ,. ~·Mrs. han, Bob Glhnore, Arthur 'tha.; OteS . ,' Mt. and Mrs. WUI!Im 'liar!· " fl lJl he and his llmil' blvt l'tlldlld M.. M. l&ebl>J} : )ij11~~ PL bet, Lewis Summers, Edwbi · ley of Galion, tJhlo were guests In Washlnt~lon where he was Pleasant ' NEW HAVEN -The New Jill Ohlinger, Sheila Arnold, Stein. Harry . . .. of Mi.. Goldlo Hartt" laot .-L!-aton manqw of a Saleway 9uper· Burilt will' · be l!l ,lht cArlin• 11 tl.ven Woman'• Club hlld lUI Lonl Slak, Cindy Bllllltenship, Capehart, Rome BY vtJ(OINtA CARLETON week. · "'I!IW'""' marki!l. • ton Cemetery. •nnual ll!a on Sepltmblr 10th BIIJ'bara ROtt~. Tammy Bum· Clyde Foley, Richard A PIYJ'LUCK 8VPP~ Mrs. Maude JollllJon. Ia a PT . PIJ~~N'I" ,_ truneral • at the home of Mrs. Kermit garner, Glori& Hess, Troy Oau- Floyd Carlnaclt, Lloyd Memben ollhe Bapttot Claal patlen~ at the Holzer llospltal l!llrvl~ will be held Jl'rldey Shop The Middleport Dept. StP,i't Jlor Ford with Mrl. l'IUl Scally, hn, o..,. Gtuhn, Timmy Say. and Herman Layne. and teacher• o1 the BaptiJI In Gal.lpoUo. · In Wuhll!llmt. D. C., lor JIJio Mrs. Roba C. GI'Mnt and Mn. re, Chuckle Zerkle, Jeff Arnold, Ladles Night w111 be held church enjoyed a poUuck oup. Mn. William purcell, Miss · h il Mfddll!lell 42 son · ol Mork Wetd, c~holle!les .The Kevin Arnold, Dale King, !!<Btl the next meettna Thursday, · I' l!elen J~nklna end Richard Jon- ep · ' · 1 h h h 80011 tea table was CO'Ielect will\ An King, Rllphle Thompson, Mike tember 29th ~~~ te~~~~: rooml klns spent last week with Mr. M{ pard M~, ~. MlddleiDn antique cloth (ever tOO yearo Blankenship, Rusty Rottgen, Following lhe ouppet ~ blllo and Mrs. Cecil Galrtna In ~ ftt Ia~:s:' nld ) ond centered wllh an It• Rick Rottgen, Carl Kina, Lar· PARTY lnoso Sl!ooion was hold and lana Bridgeport, Ohio. es •Y n al rongement of red 1'9!11!11, U\e ry Clevenger, BobtJY, Bonnie Mrs. Thelma Capehart enter~ Mrs. J:>aul Laurent ol Lan· Center Hospltlll, WuhlngtOII, • 1 <'i"h flower. Mrs. Karl Wllel end Rickie Dye, Mrs. Richard talned on Wednesday with 1 10 ~ thedchurch wmlhdl ;:' · d sins. Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. ""d Mrs. Billy Ray Ward Hr· Rottgen, Mrs. Elton Clevenger, 114!e Line Party at her borne. tten lng were e ev. an James Crump. vrd tea and c'OIIee. Charlotte Clevt!lgtr, Mrs. IJow· Mrs. James Ellal waa the dem· Mrs. Warren Zlnn, Mr. and Jimmy Juhllni. who has been The officers wel'f presented ard Silk, Mrs. Jerry Arnold onatrator. Prtzt• were won by Mrl: Andrew llune, Mr. • n d working In Cl""eland, has Sifll 8 tG ~ lr 1 to 14 red carnation corsages by the and Mrs. Dye. Mrs. John Fry, Mr1. John F. Ml'l. Earl Hollman, Mill Edna turned home. hostessee. The ollictn ol the HOLD8 PARTY 1 Rouoh lnd lllra. Iva Capehart. Hollman, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mrs. Eutah McKniaht ol e Roll Up • Long dub are: President - Mn. Wll· Mrs. James Cunningham held Tholl! attending were Mrs. Tho- Glbha, Mrs. Harry Byer; Mrs. 11luelleld Is the housegueot ol Sleeve ' !lam Russell; Vloe Prnldent - . 8 Sarah Coventry Fashion maa Grinstead, Mrs. Arnold A. A. Smith, Mr. A. K. McClung •Mrs. B. 0. Weln. • Whlteo and Cbeclct Mro. Jilek Weloh; Treuurer - Show 011 Friday at her home, Rouah. Mrs. Ray Weaver, Mra. 8lld Mr. end Mrs. l. M- Crump. Mr. and Mrs. Anhlll' RoUih Mrs. Charltlll Dodd; Secretary showing the new tall jewelry. Cecil Duncan. Mrs. John F. AITENDS SERVICES and family visited Mr and PT PLEASANT An In· - Mrs. Herman Ohlinger. Mrs. Cunnln&ham was the dem· lloush. Mro. CUll Rouah, Mra. Among those from out of town Mrs. Roger Roush In Colum- dustrial Manufacturing ExblbPer~,i'"~ • A short business meeting onstrator and models lor the Pansy Fry, Mrs. Max Elchf~g- attendl!lg lhe laot riles for Mr. bus Jaol week. Roger Is their It will bt held October 18 was held and the lrea•urer re· jewelry were Mrs. William Rns- er, Mrs. Ella! and ,Mrs. l;:mll knight wete Mr and Mrs. son and waa recently married through Ootober 23 11 the old ported on the proceeds realized sell, Mrs. Carl Gibbs, Mrs. .1. hart. Lawreree Powell Mrs Mary and lives In Columbus. Legion Building on Vlant-St. at the Booth held at the Mason V. McGrew, Mro. Arthur Tho WIN ONE CLASS Ruth Sayre of Nitro; Mr. and County Fair. They dlscusaed lhe bet. The Win One Cl.,. of the Mrs. Robert Knight, Mr. and The salute to industrial man· II District Convention to be held Games were played and priz~ E.U.b. Church met on Monday Mrs. Cecil Knlaht, Mrs. Helen TB&H Planning ufaclurinll In Mason County ,....----------------at Wahama High School on Oc· es won by Mrs. Robert Gurtis, e•enl!lg lor • oo•erect dllh din- Stone Cook and Charles Cook To Meet Oct. ard being staged to obow awrecl Iober !st. They abo discussed Mrs. J. V. McGrew, Mrs. Carl ner at the Cburoh. l>evot101111 of Huntint~ton; Mrs. Eulah Mo- PT. PLEASANT _ The Mas- atlon for industry Ia the . If S 8 OUr ops· the starting ol the oelltng ot U Glbb•, Mrs. Nancy Bumgarner, wer~ led by C~rl Glbha A ahorl Knight of Blueneld; MrB. Jane on county TUberculoola and and to give manulaellli'OI's a 91 91 3. Savings Stamps at the New Mrs. Anhur Thabet and Mrs. busoness meeting was held with Ann Stone ol Galllpoll• and Mr. Heal!~ AsilOclaUon will meet chance to explain their :1 to 61 ' 7 Ia 14 ' Haven Elementary SchOOL Allred Sprouse. Others attend- Harold Bumsarner pr.,.lding. and Mrs. Sam Carter of Whe~- Monday. October 3, at 2 p. m. tlono· to lha public. Guests attending were Mrs. lng were Mrs. Clifford Barnett, Those attending were Mr. and Ins. in lhe ofllco of the M.,on The live day lllhiblt II open A. L. Sprouse, Mrs. Dunatd Mrs. W. J. Hancock, Miss Bren- Mrs. Carl Otbbo and Carlotta, By Ute death of Mr. Emil County Health O..partmenl. 111 the public and admtllslon 11 Bumgardner, Mrs. David R. Si· da Bradford, Mrs. Harry SlaatB, Mr. and Mra. Cecd P~ekena and knight, Harlford loses one of AU members and lntoreoted free monton, Mrs. Carl Fallara. Mrs. Mrs. Gerald Clark. Mrs. Lloyd P~tty, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Its oldest and beot olll1.1ns. Hil persons are urpd to attend ' E. L. Riffle, Mn. Jack Felcl Smith, and Mrs. Richard Grin- Mtller and Gall, Mr. •~ Mrs. !Ue W81 spent In Hartford and thi! Important meeting u plltns Roprosentatlveo of the exhlband Mrs. Herman Layne; metn- stead. Robert Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. waa one of the moot lnfiuenUal will be dlscuosed lor the TB · ltoro wiU be gue•ts ol the bers atlendlng were Mr.. Hi!· TO HVLD FltSTIVAL Doney Roush, Mr. and M r 1• and highly esteemed ciUzeno of Mobllf X-Ray Unit'o next viol! MallOn County · Point Pleasant Sizes 8 to 14 . da Ridgway, Mro. Jack Flesh· The New !Iaven Volunteer Harold Bum1arner, Mary Jan, Ute town. He woa a member of to MallOn County. Chamber of Commerce at 8 er, Mrs. Herman Ohlinger, Mrs. Firemen's Auxiliary will hold Deloreo find John, Mr. tbe Town council a low year• di"•er prior te the exhibitiOn. La rry King, Mr!. Karl Wiles, a Festival on Saturday, October Mrs. Harry Ptckens, Mr. and go and always took adlvo part ANNOUNCE SONIJFEST N II h 1e been lnvllo Mrs. Edwin Stein, Jr., Mrs. lot bellinnilltl at 3 p.m. D.S.T. Mrs. Roy Joneo and Mike, Mr. In all mattero that were lor A homecomlna and 11011gleol irte :~I ~anadtum Mil· Phil Batey, · Mrs. Cltarle. Oodd, al the New !Iaven Fire Station aod Mrs. Jamee Roush, Ltnda the interest of Ute town. II I •[ will be held at the Chester ~ b\0 ~~ rietta Mdz.utacMrs. !lilly Ray Ward, Mrs. Eu- on Fifth Street. The Wahama aod Jeff, Rev. and Mro. Mar· death Is a great loss lo ·l .he . Church of the Nazarene Sun- eart~ ~· a Stauffer gene Hester, Mn. Harold Rose, Junior Band will furnish spec- tin Bensford and Andy, Mra. town. day, October 2. Sunday School 10 ml 1 ;P::'J·0.. Quallty ~Irs. Robert GurUs, Mrs. Jack tal music. Eugene lludllall, Mr. and Mr•. PERSONALS will begin at 9:30a.m., worship Che ea' a s ' Mas. ~etch, Mrs. Duane Church, Mrs. P·T.A. MEETING Paul Hoffman, Debra ond Mt and Mr! Barnhnrt Lem- servJces at 10·30 and a basket Manufacturing, ~~year,PI nt Jon Edwards, Mrs. Ralpll Tho New Haven P.T.A. held on, and Mrs. Tom Hqllman, er ol. Mount V~rnon, Ohio were JUllch at noo~ ~Ut lhe song- on Furniture an ~m a ·~ Nhltmore, Mrs. Tom Hofftnan, their first meet1n1 of tho school ANNOUNCE BIRTH the weekend guests ol Mr. and fest starting at 1:30 p. m. Pal>trs. Paul R!ckard, Mrs. Wol· year on Tbursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Mrs. G. B. Lerner, Ute patenfl IDl' Herbert Orale welcomes ev•. Pleaoanf Valle)' Rotpllal ;am Russell, Mrs. Oooatd F. lhe •chool. Mr. Earl Dean ver are announcing the birth Barnhart. erynne. .•, _ . [ '\oush, and the hostesses. Knight. presiden~ presided al of a daughter on September Mn. tva Dowling has retorn. ADMITIED Mra Clinton The New Haven Woman's the meetina. They opened with 20• !96!1 at Holzer Hoapltal. The ed to her home tn Boston af· The recorder 11 a medieval Miller Pl. Pleasant; Cheryl ! MIDDLEPORT, O, ~tub's president, Mrs. William the singing of America, Pledae bab~ weighed 7 pound• 4 ounD- 1er an extended Villi here wllh woodwind Instrument much Smolenski, Pt. Pleaoant. Russell, and Ml'l. Harold Rose, to the Flag, ond P..T.A. Prayer. es and has been named Lori Hr. IJid Mu. Jame1 McKnight. like a flute. DISCHARGES - None. ;howed a lllm titled "The Land Devotions were led by Mro. Beth. · we Love" at the New Hoven Donald Bumgardner. Maternal IJ"andparento are Elementary School Septem- Ourinl Ute business rneelilll Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Luikart ol ber 21st·aad 2211d. This film wa; it wao announced by the trea.. Galhpolls, OhiO and rented by Ute Club from Ute urer thai a balance of ~t6.U4 grandmother II Mro. Treasury Department in Char- was carried forward from the Weaver ol New Haven. les ion aod was a 16 mm color previous year. The group voted COUPLES CLUB lilm, showilltl scenery ol Unit- to purohase eight new seats and The Couples Club held a dln;,'•t· •d states to encourage chlldran necl!!Sary ehala to replace old ner party on Satorday evening In buy u. s. Bavlngl Stamps. en lha amall IWinl sets on lhe at Gene Boll'a Reatauranl In The Woman's Club wlll Hll play!II'Ound. Mr. Knlahl thank· ~oint Pleaaant. These atll!nd· savings Stamlll at the New t!d the Playground committee: mg were Mr. and Mrs. llohert Haven School on each Wedne.. Leonard Field! chairman Char· Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Clark, 1' day at tjle afternoon recess. les Roush, Wyllis Davis,' and Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Diehl, Jr., VOUT.H CHAl.LENGED Arthur Hart for Ute excellent Mr. and Mrs. George Bums, The youth of the 114!nd Area job done In repairing painting Mr. and Mrs. Le!ler Zerkle, and have been given a challenge to and restorllltl the equipment on Mr. and Mrs. Merry Moller, develop a pllln 1111' world peace lhe playground . PERSONALS by Ihe New llaveo Lions Club-- . Mr. Robert Herndon read lhe Mr . . and Mrs. Eugene Hud. a challenge that'Could earn one proposed budget lor the 1968 . nan viSited MISS Ethel Riddle of Jhem a f25,000 educational fil school year, which after dl,. at Harrlsburll, Pa. during the bnd~or career asslatal!Ce &rant. cusolon if was accepted. T h e weekend. The New Heven LIOns Club, budget included two parties lor Mrs. Do.nald Cooke and chllII G. together wllh Lionl C I u b • the school children, Halloween dren of Wmlersvllle, Ohio vlslt. $3-00 · KODAK throughout !he world, is span- and Val~ntlne, thirty-live dollars ed over the weekend with her sorlng a wor)d·wldt l!ftMY con· lor magazines, paper lor lhe parents, Mr. and Mrs; George WORLD'S FAIR le!t for youth on today' a most .school, an Automatic Timer and Jewell and Mrs. Cooke a daugh. BlOWNIE , important subject- Peace. The Sipal System, a reproduelng ter, Miss Debra Coou who II contest offero a total Of .~.- or copying machine and a used apendlng the winter witb Mr. ooo in awards lnelutllng the ·100 and Mrs. Robert Coot«! In New 125.000 first p;lze, eight 1eml • P'~. Carl Glbbl, chairman oi Haven. M!BI Cooke ia a aenlor :~J~;, '$4.95 First Quality Merchandi11 fm al world reatonal awards of tile annual Halloween carnival at Wahama High School. REG. $7.91 11.000 each and travel expenses announced oemmliiHI lor tho . Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd RoUJh REG. $1.50 XMAS CARDS & INVI~OPIS _ 751 ~ lor Jhe eight winners to ChlCIIO, carnival. The Carnival wlll he Vtstted Mr. and Mn. George. PONY II Illinois In July, tiNI7. AI that held· on October 28th and 29th Clendenin at Parkershurl on NOW REG. 89c THRII'T ASSORTMENT, l8 count _44c time the first place winner wiD II the ochool. . Sunday afternoon. REG. $1.91 SI~ICTID XMAS CARD ASST. 99o be selected from tha elibl oeml· Mra. Luther Smtih announced Robert Conde lnd Harry Mllfmal ists and more than 20,000 that 203 memberohllll had been ler attended the football game (45 C•rd• and l!nnlopesl IIIG. t2UJ _ _ local. dlstricf and multiple dft. sold 10 the orlanlutlon. at Columbus, Ohio on Saturday. REG. $I .00 XMAS CARDS with Inapt rational trict 8 wardl wnt be made. . Mrl Burrell Daweon prlncl· Mr1. Donald F. Roush and "We are hOpeful one of our pal ~· the oehool, lnota'ut!d the daughter Sheryl left Sunday via Vents by Norman VIncent P"l• & Othart _ 49o yo,ng people wW win IIIII world Patrol Bey• and Glrla, and pre- .plane for Santa Cruz, New Mex••de prestige award." Prealdenl aented lhem with their belt, tco, w,here they will villi Mrs. RIG. 69c PACK XMAS CARDS & ENVELOPES 35o Neil Haymeker of the N e w bedfe and book " Instruction•. Roush 1 daughter and famlly, (25 Count) • • • !Iaven Lions Club aald In an- They are: Donald Machlr, cap- ::nd Mrs. Fred Pomeroy and REG. 59c CHILDRINS XMAS CARDS - - 29e nounclng the eontest today. taln; .lahr Burris, Ueutenant; M · d M Job F R h 110 Count) Student• between tile qt· Bruce Huuell, Ricky Hl!ftiiOn, r. an rs. n · ous REG. $2.00 14 and 21 (ao ot January 16, Jet1ill)'maker, ·Richard Fox, vacationed near Richmond, W. RIO. 63c 1967r are ellllblt to enta". For DoonJe l>ye, JaiOD lntela, LaW· V';.i.recer;.tl~ 8 J H rd OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAINI DESERT FLOWER more complete In~ they renee \Veav.-, Charleo Wood. · ':tt 1· 1 b.;w~hl slloulll contact eilber the Rev. Y,rmeltl Knapp, Debra Rick~ wer;.v rsdors ~ Fumda • 0 Beautiful Card• And A Wiele Selection .l or ~ T Welch, New Haven ard, Jane Jeffers, Ciedl Hag~ on u ay " y. pllnm· 992~3$16, or Mr. Duane aerty, and Jane Hart. I 1111or c11. New Haven phone 882- Mrs. Kenneth ThOmpson. pro- I District Presldr.nt 2',6; gram chainnan, announced that Comes to New Haven IITARMITE II Clo ,,, n~ date of the contest open houae would be observed NEW HAVEN -Mrs Oeorae loor ""' local club II ~ber lnltead ol I regular program Humphreys, president of South 25 for :.~o 111 I''''" ~;ach applieallt tS Um- and following visits to Ute dif- Weotern District ol Federation rord ''' one entry and the local lerenl rooms. Refreshments of Woman's Clubs from HuntReg. 10c Blr-Llmtt 12 Per Customar POLAROID REG. 79c ""'"' ' w1 ll be entered In I he '!ould :be oerved by hOmeroom lngton, met with Mrs . William ,l. d r· "' national contest. Eacb repreaentatl~ea of Mr. Wayne Ru ..ell, president of Nelf nolronal l"inner will I!OIIIpete Glbbeaul and' Mrs. Roger Wal· Haven Woman's Club at Wa· & n one ol the eight world dt· lett, sixth l!'ade rooms. hama High School to discuS! , r> ions. SEWING CWB arrant~ements for the District Al1o C•~e••l!d Other ~ 1.1\lll.~ DVE HUNOitED The Sewlni Club met on TUes. Convenllon to be held at wa. ~or29C ,· AHachment1 All At Dl1count Prlctsl flll.lc IACH - - - ~' l10da Lou Dye, daughter ol lday alr.emoon at the home of . huma on Saturday, October 1. llr m l Mrs. Robert Dye, .was ~· Mn. Lloyd Roulh, wtlh Mrs. Mrs. Humphreys, who w111 '"'""'' 'd on ber · seventh -~ John Fry Ill boliteu. Those II- preside at tho meetlnq will be ri a1 wrlh a part)l on , _ tendlne were Mrl. Edwin Stein, accompanied by Mr•. D. A. rl.rv oftemonn at tbe ;hnme Of~·· W. T. Stone, Mr. !ulah Chrlatlan, chairman of Press 1,., 0orento. :' MacKnllhl, 1111'1. Llovd Roosh, and Publicity In Ute District. 1;ome. were pltiYed ·and Pfll' Mn. Hennand.a)'llt, Mra. D. Mrs. Christian will acl as host,. ,.. " ''" by Dale King, Mlstl A. Smilh Mrs. Harold Johnson, eas of the four JudgM from the 1'. aro and Scott King. Mrs. Dye Mrs. James l\4acKnighl, Mrs. area papers who will judge tile ,, ·" iiSSisted wltb tht ,.mea N o. Weln, Mn. H. !.. Dyer. presJ books of tbe cluha repr• .• d serviog of by and Ute hn81e81J, Mrl. Fry. sented lnd will also cove~ the '. .11r<. Elton ClevOOJ8r. Chll"IIIW The nest rilell1"1 1•lll he on publlelty for lhl convention. ' •, 1 .•• C.pvenger, Mrs~ Howard Stsk Thursday, Oclohar ~~~~ at Ute '. ond Mrs. Jen')'fArntJW.;. !Apda )Jome of Mrl" l:dwbl Stein. One..lllh of the !lllme 30,000 rece ived rna"' ~~ ~- flllm R01'AAY CLUB different plants found In the 11" following, Mllll .!ll1' 1fllld, The Rotaty Club mel on 'United Stites arow in Calllom'.oro Lee Smllb, Jane PoWfll, rllursdlr t~trllna lor their rea- Ita. .."to,(,. I • _. • 'l 'I .~ :.- .\:; '., ' ,, •f ·-. i" ·;_). ,- ·,, . .· ·. ·- ~ " .. ...• · cH LD·R£N s'w.l. R ~· ' E~ BLOUSES Industrial r• Exl,Iihit is Oct.l8·22 e s1.•&-·~- sf" o· I v I T $2 PRICES SLASHED in our APPLIANCE DEPT. ~ f3 •~ GIRLS SlACKS _:::_.--------.I · conON STRRCH DENIM SlACK $1.91 •·1 CORDUROY SLACKS .... $1.69- $UI ORLON STRETCH SLACKS $2.99 • $S.98 - M 1' ' tttoUIREO BUY NOW at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES! •1 l~":o;1R:":0':·'"::=-:/~~~, ~ NORGE, HOTPOINT ZENITH RADIOS and TElEVISIONS NEVER AGAIN SAVINGS LIKE THIS! CH.RISTMAS SHOP I N ;5 EPT ~E M;l E-=.11 I ___ FI.ESTA .,.,,.. • BUY AT ! PRICE! STARFLEX·OUTfiT --- Hand &Body lotion _ ,.,$6· Wink Light :;;:, - - ...•5·oo • ,.00. FASTEETH 51c refi'ISiullt'!l! ·. FORMICA TOPS SOFA BEDS BED BY NIGHT and $3,95 /. Isoo NORWICH ASPIRIN ec; WITH FLASH CAMERA CAMERA OUTFIT Camera Outfit AU MAPLE 0), SOFA BY DAY .95 79cj P~pto Bismol·- l7C YOUR CHOICE •J . r •..1 ,. "'- Bath Soap - 3 23c CANDY BARS CHEWING GUM 10 ;, Single Dress,~ ,and Mirror Panel Bed • .• - • - - 'fef~ .. . .J ' . ·vout· . U . dlt· ~ .,[ .., I ~kCaseBed . - :- • • • •. - --- - "' "" 'I' '· $69.00 - $19.95 - $45.00 , - $49.95::; - $499f.... '· •• • 1 .- ·~. • • ' 8 PC. UVING GROUPING · INCLUDES: ' 2 Pc. Li~lftg Room Suite With Foltm Rilb!Mr Cuahle........AII ..ylon '- ' •4~'95 . ...,..._ · 'f'·" r · . 1' . ' tr. '' ' : ~a;l,l i'. $D;r,...,.:{ ,, y -, ,. Cover '.J 3Tabl-tEncl Tabt.. 1 Cofhe'ifallle ' 2~.........- , . . . " ,. ··.' 1-9xJ.2 LID. 'lt!lt ... s �lo u·· < '~ • ' I 'I .~ • ~~ , Enrolled ., ,.v,_,~· 1./.e- ~8s~., ~ ~-. ~Girls •. t!fd . . ,. .:, . .. . 01 th~ · ~,~i''lli9h!.~: ' . for l'Wii!IU~' lead· the 37 serving, · for five y~ars the work _.,. ~-·, The et!Onomica trlUon. In vegetable ing are Other projects in· elude entomoloi!Ji, personal development . . ' life. emeJ11mey prt?arodness, trandllle prolfll!ll thil lion at J~ckson's MlQ . .~his was conservation, !Jome furnlshln~s )'ell', 816 mtm~ a )ltg jump becMu•e list year and tractor miuntenance, 1111 two county ''-H eamps. the team was eleventh. Blakeslee said. . '· aew adventure In camping was We in the 4-H program are One of the unique opporlunlinitiated In Mason County always lovklllg lor ~w -dvan- lies in 4-H club wor~ I• that a year sponsored by local lura ln I!IISilnt boysltnd Jlrls. club may be started at anytry, business, and This year was no exceptmn. A t1me and anywhere. ~11 that is Extension with 4l YDII~I&let'l new 4-H club wa& organized PI required is five or more from the 7th and Bth IJ'Ades in Lakin Stale Hospital called or girls between the ases of 9 ·lhe eounty having an opportun- "Lakinners." These folks ha~ · . lty to take advantage ol several Individual projecls rep On behalf of the Extension experience. other campi resented at the County Fair personnel and local 4-H leaders hasanlslld with in • the and II attended the two county and members, we would like lo 4· H camps from this 4-H club. thank lhe many people who nave 1re retarded children's . cr 1nd church camps. Th~rty-four Recreational worshops teach ass1sted tn makmg th1s past atltnded state 4-H campo. log hoys and girl' some simple 4-11 club year v~ry frmlful. [ . The names of mdtvtduals and danrm~ . Iolk games and square The I-H divi•Jon ot the organi?:ations are toG 111,me'fous ll d n Count• Fair also takes no routines were also attcnde 1 to menlion. O bllck ,.,.. in quality and quan· "')I by partkipants in the 4-li \.-----""""....,..........,..., Uty Jndlviduol projects exhib· program. ited with over 5'1! being display. Ml!ny other interesting coon· mllldU... Alleltllna Ih1 i 1 elubl tnd meinben In 1ft adull ludtflhtp role oa 1 volunller PT. pLEABAN'f - Natlonll bull .,..._ 101111 1&1 peopll . 4-H Club Week 11 pnclllmed from all walks or ure. by local and allte officials for We must take our hall off 10 SaiUN!ay, Stptember 24 until those 157 mentioned 1111. WilliOctober t. This week kicki otl 0111 qdMtlon. they are the kl)l !he bqlnnilll of 1 new 4-H to the 4-H program. They deelub yeu. vote of their lime and eneriY In Mason County, 521 boys WlHllilhiY toward tht dwelopo 1nd &iris partictpated in the men! of boye and girls In 1 lour4-H program a.• memben. They· fold way without any monetary made up 222 4-H club• scatter· return. ed throughout the various com- Camplnl il "II' of the out- Moral, Physical, Mental Stamina is Goal of 4-H 1 1 of The g!llll ol 4·H ldvi.Ors Is nutrition as well u other arts 1ed from cooking to cattle. to develop boys and llrla wllh jIn th• neld of homt' •conomirs. 1 Demonstration events were the moral, phy•icat 1nd Intel· I The t-1! .. project gives club held on a CO'Jnty area . Jectual stamina to meot the memi>Oro a chJnce to learn throughout the county w1th leadership challenges of tumor- ·at an early age one of the partlclpaUon. The same w a ' row . The grand champion steer :greatest •alue.< of llle - that true on a county level for older the blue ribhon dress or the ·Is. the pride of ownership and 4-H memben 14 years end old· winning demonstration are not tile necessary retponsibllity ' er. the end products ol a t-H ex·. the owner mull ai.UJDt, Hav- Mason County had the dl•· perience: they are the tools In& to feed and aare !or a calf tinction ol takina the heallh re- FABRICS ty and local club advllities held Ibis past year with the jectlve in mind of the youth In a lour-lold way . If you have a youn;ster would like to join Ibis organiullon. feel free to contact the EXII!IIsion Office or eny or the local leaders. You will find a friend. of new and :{ j II ~Carved~ ... most girls do! I ~:v.~~:~.n~:r=~ .:· ea~~ :~~ ::~~.,~nd;a~n~r:~; i~'le compel~ HOUR came In llllh in iudividual member. · provulea character holldtng for . memben throulh responsibill· Values young people receiVe ty of ownel'tlhlp. ;~~d~hei~i":a::o "Tv"e~1 projects and activities are lNG - Boys •1111 girll have 'l c!esi&ned to enable young ~~~~v:i"O:~!\:..~ '::.:=: ~~set~;:;~ oflnthe~:~1 4-H ~~~~ tires mechanical ele<lfi. work experience. P'or more cal techniques, and blslc In- lnlormaUon aboUt 4-H Club formation in llwQID health and work, contact your_ County _ElrAgent dunng Nation· SOt:IAL f.AIFNnlR al 4-H takes him straicht to a jeweler'• whtdow. ~nd most 1irls take special care tQ point out their favcn:.lte Jtyle in our ArtCarved displfyB. Sin.. 11160 ...... ahiJ havo chile.!~ ArtCarvod ringo't.han any other. Ari(Jorvl4 atU""o havo ll s*ia! way with diamond, ... .;realinl· lf~Cfful, d•lictt. ..t!JIIn of motchl•.. be•uty; S.. our ntw AIIJ)JM<l tjlk , ltction ooon. and Jet uo 1411 YoU obout 4rtCai')'!I!I'IIIJIUIIial Ptrmantnl Value gua ..ntee. Modalallluoirot«< r- IIllO. Nill meet 'lbtli1dl7 II 7:10 p. m. al tht Chcsilr elementley school. Tblrt will be 1 sebool ot instruall~ !lllll three Ill .. board membm t1 inltruciOI'L hold a dance with the this Fnday night !rom t · p. _m. '" ll p. m. (EST) at tl!elr 1chool audltol'lum followinJ llle Nahama • Buffalo football 1ame. C-PROMIS.I 1 - TfiiiUTr Now Is Tht Time to Lay Thtlt Diamond Away for Christmas. ' ' GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE i"" Pomeroy, Ohio · 1. MAIN ST. liiDd 'i!ooSiert /p IDillion wtll lptlllo 10r Ia ~ tehool danee pat1ll 11\ls 'Saturday allhl II tlta Mltlneport Elementll')i auditorium Jays will·~. ; MONDAY MEIGS AERIE 3171 F .O.E. members are urgtJ·,..Jv, ~ :he next regular In~... Mooday' October at • p:m. Tiler~~ will be • readlnl of .new by- a, laws. . .. EASTERN {lAND Boosters Nill meet Mca!IJiY 0..10ber 3, w..J. m. Eastern ~ }ordon Cbil'Y.. :rom ~rges ~end. 1,. . ·. . Mrs. all bind .... HAT PARTY ·at SL >arish Hall lit .toeeph:1 7:30 ~1·~::1:. 1Ja.m. olt 18, glilvtS. .. mjamastB ;on~~:1~ being sp ~· · tph Altar "'! invited be _,...,_'IIItl!':l missiOn chal"-'\j ' ' ·6 7' • ! · Stturday 2.3975 - ' e • • POM,ROY WY ·ROUND .STEAK SIRLOIN STEAK ' 14TIJJDAY FURNl'J'UIUil 4UCTION Easter!! HJib .Iehto! Saturday, October l, btllnnlnl at 12 noon, sponiOI'III b)' a,ntor mother~ of the ll!boaL p. m. The POMEROY . tb. " •••• STEAK SALEI Deparunell . to II CLEANERS Ride Ford's NewW.aMe·fior AJt uour dea1ers J, FJn.daIN' gether, better citizenship for a brighter tomorrow. Valua· . ble 4-H trCiining for our youngsters means much to our com• . munity tode~y •• and will mean still more tomorrow, for ex~ · perience shows that the worthwhile work, the aims and ideals of 4-H, do much to foster the priceless qualities .leadership. We take pleasure In congratulating our boys and girls, an.cl wish them the best. of success in all theif·.· . • .. protects. •••••••••-•••••- SA11JRDAY JITNEY SUPPER SatuniBJ1 'lctober I, at the Syracuse ~ rade S..."'lool starling at 4:311 p.m., spontoml by the IAdlw AuKiliary ol the SyriCUfl Flrt . from 8 R0 b"n on's I s II 4-H cltlb worll.· Open Dtllr t:ao to 7:00-Frtday Till T119 FOREST RUN Mtlhodist •hurch will have a nalre sele 1t Duke Cleaners in Pomeroy .'riday beginning at Y·30 a.m. THE M11)l)l;ti'ORT 1 •. With pride, we ;alute our loca14-H Club members, their eHorts and achievements. Through their Head •• •. Hands .. Health program, they are learning better way$· ·. of farming cand homemaking, beHer ways of working to..·., · , . ~ MARKET ROBERT ~UT prealdlllt, has callad 1 IJ*lll meetlq FRIDA\' WAHAMA HIGH !lchool : 'As ·They ~~Qrn, TheY.5erve...Gnd the • r SIMON'S TIIUII8DAY coUNTY COUNCIL P.T.A. Jf Southn Alltletle llootten nf Racine for 'l'llmdat at 7:311 1.m at the High Srr" ·' ~II iri· .m sll'll peroona are urged to be present. O:~r t.Sep\ember :!4 DIY CLEANING Service On ROQUIIf ·~ ,, T'htrt'l a atrtain time in 1 mtn'• lift wl1tn It IHJIII that Lot s 992-2284 wi~wh~-~-~~wa•of~~-to~~tothe~-~- - ~·~~;•tp;r~~~ec~ts~a~re~;::~l~1!5~W=·~2=~~~~P:o:~=~~y!~::::;:::::~~:~:·:·:~:·~~:·:~~-=~~~===~~~~;;~~~~ members, work. 4-H adviiiWt pare, plant, cuiUvate and har- county Charleston area, work in terms · of adjusting the . v~l a home 11rt1en. or 10 buy A 4-H l~d judgln& It I m .. '• everytime he 1scorts hisapeciaiJirl out of tht theatre, abe Slng@r Sales-Service Th FABRIC SHOP ' Future Is Brighter, Thanks to 4--H'ers OIAMONO RINO ' • • I she has hereyes.Ott an Far Every Sewing Noed McCall'• Pattern• . •' ) In Mason ·county 4-H .Activities By Gilbert Banelll Ext Agent, 4-B Matoll County ,. ·, ·"... 89c 19f'7 FQID XL die ,..,_. . . ... Hail" ' .,.....,.liXIKJ - •· 98c FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RACINI ' OHIO POWER COMPANY ·GROUND BEEF . 1:. . IKINI.IiSI SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS UCINE HOME BANK .WIENERS PGMIIOY NATIONAL lANK COLUMBIA GAS OF OHIO INC. . ·OYSTERS Plll!'l 12 oz. STANOAJlD - - 1W7 FORD Lm 2-Door ILadtof . ' Til FARMDS IAJI( &SAVINGS CO. .. fldle ~·· ··~-...,- - C~T PORK CHOPS SWISHER & LOHSE RWU. DRUGS SLICED POTATOES 11 FREESTONI rOnla~ The stronsest. quie!~ot. cmzms NATIOIIAt cow•us & SOUI18N 0110 . boot lluilt Fordl in history. au.- fr0111l~ rioua new L TD'o, apony XL'o, llyl~ Oaluies. CuotOIIII anG W&fOOS. '· ( PEACHES . ' J MM ap: Bred lint .•. ro be llrst AJI-DCW hardtop, COGvcrtible and fast.. )I 10 CANS FOit . .,..,., 2+2. MUIUDI ia loo..r, wider, aportiet thallevcr. ADd 1110<e than ever isiped 10 bO 4osipllll by you. . ' I.ICIIIC co. ' .,,~ til DAlY._ ~· '· ' ' POMaOY IOW11NG CO. ~ ~WN'S 11Aa01 SAID ! GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE WIUCER'S MAPlE LAWN CIOW'S STUK IIOUSI s NIW YORK QOTHING HOUSI POMEROY FLOWER SHOP EGS EQUIPMENT CO. BACON UNCLASSIJIIIID IRW HARDWARE & SUPPLY IN POMEROY ) I ' I ,. �lo u·· < '~ • ' I 'I .~ • ~~ , Enrolled ., ,.v,_,~· 1./.e- ~8s~., ~ ~-. ~Girls •. t!fd . . ,. .:, . .. . 01 th~ · ~,~i''lli9h!.~: ' . for l'Wii!IU~' lead· the 37 serving, · for five y~ars the work _.,. ~-·, The et!Onomica trlUon. In vegetable ing are Other projects in· elude entomoloi!Ji, personal development . . ' life. emeJ11mey prt?arodness, trandllle prolfll!ll thil lion at J~ckson's MlQ . .~his was conservation, !Jome furnlshln~s )'ell', 816 mtm~ a )ltg jump becMu•e list year and tractor miuntenance, 1111 two county ''-H eamps. the team was eleventh. Blakeslee said. . '· aew adventure In camping was We in the 4-H program are One of the unique opporlunlinitiated In Mason County always lovklllg lor ~w -dvan- lies in 4-H club wor~ I• that a year sponsored by local lura ln I!IISilnt boysltnd Jlrls. club may be started at anytry, business, and This year was no exceptmn. A t1me and anywhere. ~11 that is Extension with 4l YDII~I&let'l new 4-H club wa& organized PI required is five or more from the 7th and Bth IJ'Ades in Lakin Stale Hospital called or girls between the ases of 9 ·lhe eounty having an opportun- "Lakinners." These folks ha~ · . lty to take advantage ol several Individual projecls rep On behalf of the Extension experience. other campi resented at the County Fair personnel and local 4-H leaders hasanlslld with in • the and II attended the two county and members, we would like lo 4· H camps from this 4-H club. thank lhe many people who nave 1re retarded children's . cr 1nd church camps. Th~rty-four Recreational worshops teach ass1sted tn makmg th1s past atltnded state 4-H campo. log hoys and girl' some simple 4-11 club year v~ry frmlful. [ . The names of mdtvtduals and danrm~ . Iolk games and square The I-H divi•Jon ot the organi?:ations are toG 111,me'fous ll d n Count• Fair also takes no routines were also attcnde 1 to menlion. O bllck ,.,.. in quality and quan· "')I by partkipants in the 4-li \.-----""""....,..........,..., Uty Jndlviduol projects exhib· program. ited with over 5'1! being display. Ml!ny other interesting coon· mllldU... Alleltllna Ih1 i 1 elubl tnd meinben In 1ft adull ludtflhtp role oa 1 volunller PT. pLEABAN'f - Natlonll bull .,..._ 101111 1&1 peopll . 4-H Club Week 11 pnclllmed from all walks or ure. by local and allte officials for We must take our hall off 10 SaiUN!ay, Stptember 24 until those 157 mentioned 1111. WilliOctober t. This week kicki otl 0111 qdMtlon. they are the kl)l !he bqlnnilll of 1 new 4-H to the 4-H program. They deelub yeu. vote of their lime and eneriY In Mason County, 521 boys WlHllilhiY toward tht dwelopo 1nd &iris partictpated in the men! of boye and girls In 1 lour4-H program a.• memben. They· fold way without any monetary made up 222 4-H club• scatter· return. ed throughout the various com- Camplnl il "II' of the out- Moral, Physical, Mental Stamina is Goal of 4-H 1 1 of The g!llll ol 4·H ldvi.Ors Is nutrition as well u other arts 1ed from cooking to cattle. to develop boys and llrla wllh jIn th• neld of homt' •conomirs. 1 Demonstration events were the moral, phy•icat 1nd Intel· I The t-1! .. project gives club held on a CO'Jnty area . Jectual stamina to meot the memi>Oro a chJnce to learn throughout the county w1th leadership challenges of tumor- ·at an early age one of the partlclpaUon. The same w a ' row . The grand champion steer :greatest •alue.< of llle - that true on a county level for older the blue ribhon dress or the ·Is. the pride of ownership and 4-H memben 14 years end old· winning demonstration are not tile necessary retponsibllity ' er. the end products ol a t-H ex·. the owner mull ai.UJDt, Hav- Mason County had the dl•· perience: they are the tools In& to feed and aare !or a calf tinction ol takina the heallh re- FABRICS ty and local club advllities held Ibis past year with the jectlve in mind of the youth In a lour-lold way . If you have a youn;ster would like to join Ibis organiullon. feel free to contact the EXII!IIsion Office or eny or the local leaders. You will find a friend. of new and :{ j II ~Carved~ ... most girls do! I ~:v.~~:~.n~:r=~ .:· ea~~ :~~ ::~~.,~nd;a~n~r:~; i~'le compel~ HOUR came In llllh in iudividual member. · provulea character holldtng for . memben throulh responsibill· Values young people receiVe ty of ownel'tlhlp. ;~~d~hei~i":a::o "Tv"e~1 projects and activities are lNG - Boys •1111 girll have 'l c!esi&ned to enable young ~~~~v:i"O:~!\:..~ '::.:=: ~~set~;:;~ oflnthe~:~1 4-H ~~~~ tires mechanical ele<lfi. work experience. P'or more cal techniques, and blslc In- lnlormaUon aboUt 4-H Club formation in llwQID health and work, contact your_ County _ElrAgent dunng Nation· SOt:IAL f.AIFNnlR al 4-H takes him straicht to a jeweler'• whtdow. ~nd most 1irls take special care tQ point out their favcn:.lte Jtyle in our ArtCarved displfyB. Sin.. 11160 ...... ahiJ havo chile.!~ ArtCarvod ringo't.han any other. Ari(Jorvl4 atU""o havo ll s*ia! way with diamond, ... .;realinl· lf~Cfful, d•lictt. ..t!JIIn of motchl•.. be•uty; S.. our ntw AIIJ)JM<l tjlk , ltction ooon. and Jet uo 1411 YoU obout 4rtCai')'!I!I'IIIJIUIIial Ptrmantnl Value gua ..ntee. Modalallluoirot«< r- IIllO. Nill meet 'lbtli1dl7 II 7:10 p. m. al tht Chcsilr elementley school. Tblrt will be 1 sebool ot instruall~ !lllll three Ill .. board membm t1 inltruciOI'L hold a dance with the this Fnday night !rom t · p. _m. '" ll p. m. (EST) at tl!elr 1chool audltol'lum followinJ llle Nahama • Buffalo football 1ame. C-PROMIS.I 1 - TfiiiUTr Now Is Tht Time to Lay Thtlt Diamond Away for Christmas. ' ' GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE i"" Pomeroy, Ohio · 1. MAIN ST. liiDd 'i!ooSiert /p IDillion wtll lptlllo 10r Ia ~ tehool danee pat1ll 11\ls 'Saturday allhl II tlta Mltlneport Elementll')i auditorium Jays will·~. ; MONDAY MEIGS AERIE 3171 F .O.E. members are urgtJ·,..Jv, ~ :he next regular In~... Mooday' October at • p:m. Tiler~~ will be • readlnl of .new by- a, laws. . .. EASTERN {lAND Boosters Nill meet Mca!IJiY 0..10ber 3, w..J. m. Eastern ~ }ordon Cbil'Y.. :rom ~rges ~end. 1,. . ·. . Mrs. all bind .... HAT PARTY ·at SL >arish Hall lit .toeeph:1 7:30 ~1·~::1:. 1Ja.m. olt 18, glilvtS. .. mjamastB ;on~~:1~ being sp ~· · tph Altar "'! invited be _,...,_'IIItl!':l missiOn chal"-'\j ' ' ·6 7' • ! · Stturday 2.3975 - ' e • • POM,ROY WY ·ROUND .STEAK SIRLOIN STEAK ' 14TIJJDAY FURNl'J'UIUil 4UCTION Easter!! HJib .Iehto! Saturday, October l, btllnnlnl at 12 noon, sponiOI'III b)' a,ntor mother~ of the ll!boaL p. m. The POMEROY . tb. " •••• STEAK SALEI Deparunell . to II CLEANERS Ride Ford's NewW.aMe·fior AJt uour dea1ers J, FJn.daIN' gether, better citizenship for a brighter tomorrow. Valua· . ble 4-H trCiining for our youngsters means much to our com• . munity tode~y •• and will mean still more tomorrow, for ex~ · perience shows that the worthwhile work, the aims and ideals of 4-H, do much to foster the priceless qualities .leadership. We take pleasure In congratulating our boys and girls, an.cl wish them the best. of success in all theif·.· . • .. protects. •••••••••-•••••- SA11JRDAY JITNEY SUPPER SatuniBJ1 'lctober I, at the Syracuse ~ rade S..."'lool starling at 4:311 p.m., spontoml by the IAdlw AuKiliary ol the SyriCUfl Flrt . from 8 R0 b"n on's I s II 4-H cltlb worll.· Open Dtllr t:ao to 7:00-Frtday Till T119 FOREST RUN Mtlhodist •hurch will have a nalre sele 1t Duke Cleaners in Pomeroy .'riday beginning at Y·30 a.m. THE M11)l)l;ti'ORT 1 •. With pride, we ;alute our loca14-H Club members, their eHorts and achievements. Through their Head •• •. Hands .. Health program, they are learning better way$· ·. of farming cand homemaking, beHer ways of working to..·., · , . ~ MARKET ROBERT ~UT prealdlllt, has callad 1 IJ*lll meetlq FRIDA\' WAHAMA HIGH !lchool : 'As ·They ~~Qrn, TheY.5erve...Gnd the • r SIMON'S TIIUII8DAY coUNTY COUNCIL P.T.A. Jf Southn Alltletle llootten nf Racine for 'l'llmdat at 7:311 1.m at the High Srr" ·' ~II iri· .m sll'll peroona are urged to be present. O:~r t.Sep\ember :!4 DIY CLEANING Service On ROQUIIf ·~ ,, T'htrt'l a atrtain time in 1 mtn'• lift wl1tn It IHJIII that Lot s 992-2284 wi~wh~-~-~~wa•of~~-to~~tothe~-~- - ~·~~;•tp;r~~~ec~ts~a~re~;::~l~1!5~W=·~2=~~~~P:o:~=~~y!~::::;:::::~~:~:·:·:~:·~~:·:~~-=~~~===~~~~;;~~~~ members, work. 4-H adviiiWt pare, plant, cuiUvate and har- county Charleston area, work in terms · of adjusting the . v~l a home 11rt1en. or 10 buy A 4-H l~d judgln& It I m .. '• everytime he 1scorts hisapeciaiJirl out of tht theatre, abe Slng@r Sales-Service Th FABRIC SHOP ' Future Is Brighter, Thanks to 4--H'ers OIAMONO RINO ' • • I she has hereyes.Ott an Far Every Sewing Noed McCall'• Pattern• . •' ) In Mason ·county 4-H .Activities By Gilbert Banelll Ext Agent, 4-B Matoll County ,. ·, ·"... 89c 19f'7 FQID XL die ,..,_. . . ... Hail" ' .,.....,.liXIKJ - •· 98c FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RACINI ' OHIO POWER COMPANY ·GROUND BEEF . 1:. . IKINI.IiSI SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS UCINE HOME BANK .WIENERS PGMIIOY NATIONAL lANK COLUMBIA GAS OF OHIO INC. . ·OYSTERS Plll!'l 12 oz. STANOAJlD - - 1W7 FORD Lm 2-Door ILadtof . ' Til FARMDS IAJI( &SAVINGS CO. .. fldle ~·· ··~-...,- - C~T PORK CHOPS SWISHER & LOHSE RWU. DRUGS SLICED POTATOES 11 FREESTONI rOnla~ The stronsest. quie!~ot. cmzms NATIOIIAt cow•us & SOUI18N 0110 . boot lluilt Fordl in history. au.- fr0111l~ rioua new L TD'o, apony XL'o, llyl~ Oaluies. CuotOIIII anG W&fOOS. '· ( PEACHES . ' J MM ap: Bred lint .•. ro be llrst AJI-DCW hardtop, COGvcrtible and fast.. )I 10 CANS FOit . .,..,., 2+2. MUIUDI ia loo..r, wider, aportiet thallevcr. ADd 1110<e than ever isiped 10 bO 4osipllll by you. . ' I.ICIIIC co. ' .,,~ til DAlY._ ~· '· ' ' POMaOY IOW11NG CO. ~ ~WN'S 11Aa01 SAID ! GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE WIUCER'S MAPlE LAWN CIOW'S STUK IIOUSI s NIW YORK QOTHING HOUSI POMEROY FLOWER SHOP EGS EQUIPMENT CO. BACON UNCLASSIJIIIID IRW HARDWARE & SUPPLY IN POMEROY ) I ' I ,. �.' I1) .':.· . I •, i ~~I I ·. l. I .' '' "': ' '·•·I ' '~ '1'-. .,_. ··_~. \\~ ; ' ' ' ' ' .' ' ' ., . ' 'i.' ' ' ·~ . ·" • · - ' ' • '· •.1' \ . ·: r· . ' Ill •I ' WANTINFORMATION I OI&Dioi•M P. M. 8tJ ..,_;., . . .~ ......, Dl .... . . .. A. .. CAJICILLATt.Mt ' Wltl " fer '* On .. Till .,..._..,. .....,. . . . . rt111t lmMMI ....... ,... , . . ......, ••• .... • ,.....,...,, .., .,..,. .,.. ... ,..,,.... ,......,... 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Domlnlcan Lalla deatb toll from [Da baa riMa to 29 lll tbl1 COUillrY. llea\1!ll$ Aile IW 'nle beavt..t.llamap report. ed in !be Do!llinlean RepubUc • was at tbe cOaAtal v!Uage of Emiqulllo, where 20 penona were reported lo have been killed. Aaolber nine were reported ·deiui iD Santo Domingo. The Natloaal Hurricane Center in MJ8mi said tbl1 storm would pass betw- Guantana- ' ' . r I About tbe ' ":\ IIDlO llnamo radio wbere Fidel awaiting lbe ·• A flood tlnal ~ntlnued lllday in a;i,ll.: ~ \be Dominican~ ' ,_ a.m. I!IDT, . ,.... ~ , located Jiy Na'fY ndU about 20 mUes ,800111 of OUantanamO near lailtudli 11.7 Dortll, lon~i-. tude 75.3 INSt IIIII II waa moving uorth.ws at lZ mJJois an ' • I ' tj 0 l ! 0 hour. !bile, tllal II woind,';pta9t ~ ll'lekin& ItaII~ at . Grili;Ml ' .Babama Gaan- reported IIUSo Hurricane eondlllon two means fD be pre~ fDr hurricane winds wllbln 21 hours. ~- aUgb~" appeared "relaUvely bul re91dents of lbe Bahama )Jianda were warned to be alert .8llllq V. 8. Ullllkely for fu1ur:e advisories. Oa &lett Foreeastera said tbe chances '111e Air Foree said in Florida Of iDea bitting lbe U. S. main- Students. MEIGS THEATRE Pomeray Ohl1 ..... iSI'.Missionary to Ctcll B. DoMIIIo'o (Teehn!colorJ Charlton Heaton, Yul Bryn· ner, Anne Baxter. Edw. G. Robinson, ....., 1• Yvonne DeCarlo, Debra Paget. John Derek. Colorc1rtoon Admission: 75c and 40c. Running time: 3~ Speak:Monday Hrs. Shows Start: 7 P.M. Saturday Start: 6:30P.M. Box~flice closes 8 P.M. ffiQD~[K([1[]0 &GDCOJ m&~®@® \JWocsrn Style 7015 A snub-nosed toe, lowered heel and wide buckled straps flU tbls smart suede shoe with the look favored In •66: In Hounddog. ONLY SJ.99 .. roblem~Solution ·,( ~ l!,_' :.r~ ·~. · OPEN FRIDAY "' 6:00 ·to 8:00 NATIONAL .BANK letPiftJ JrliQI Ctltllllf (OYoWH 1'""' lfembfr ,..,., Iran U. S",.um i~.'ilf"!i!Nr·r~elml· ~ru.,••~ . LOAFEIS 51:. 12th to Bit 10 $4,18 pr. land p.m. EDT. easlern lip of Cuba. Forecaater8 said tbe chance of Inez bitting the Ulliled States • Tho TEN COMMANDMINTS 0 ' ra· and CaM Cay on "hurricane condltloll two" at 1 . Proposes citing Program Ri_oting TONIGHT -:..==Nc-:OT OPEN==FRIDAY thru TUESDAY Sept, 3G ·Oct. 4 ·~ ~ . laland, ·Sin Salvadore. Eleuthe- talned wlndl· of lZ7 mUes an hour raking lbe Isolated base ' located on tbe edreme south- ayor~· IUSON Drive·ln W.- IJA.. , ' • mo and AI I " ua,ntan~lfto, · indsHif ' ilia ri.rtd CUTIFIID OAJ STATION w. M•lft St., ,..... roy, 0111o . ' , of lbe Alrlerican ou!polt ·011 Cuba, IIIII lbe NIIV)' aent out radio ~ of "hl&h tides flooding tl/e 8J'l'a." , Mont lb'aD · 500 penona were Jnjlll'ed ~en !he storm struck Guadeloupe Tuesd~y. Fifty ...SurrfeiDI ' oi 11 Jeul a • ~ ,qa til lslea of tbl ~ ripped Into lbe ~ .ililut of Cuba '*f/lilMIJ!Iil~ltbe U.S. Na9)' b~JiaUln'il;fija•mo Bay wltb ~ ,. : . ,. ' ~l'l t, ,'t• Jll.illlij:u \liG!Jr winds. l ' ~I : ' . \, ~ . 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