https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/aa6cf1385a866707922b31d39fcea294.pdf e005c281f99c10e019c0b64372b3be72 PDF Text Text • • Senuno~ Pomer~zy-lolddleport, • 0., 'lbiU'edo.y;JUb' 25, 1968 . , .'' , '- . . loodmo~lle Progtatii·~·Willr·:;. d · h T . phone Co.mp.dign . -,( , • '" to furnish lhe meal. Mrs. ~~=: campaign to sollc- Kenneth Harri&IJIIMra. Frucea Uiacy p fortheMeigsCou\1.. Bearhs, executive camrn.ttteei , easel, Mro. ! ..belle Cou<h, Mra. Cross Chapter's blood Mrs. Gerald WUd.,..;uth, M r t. liivPm was plarmed by the La .. laabelle couch and Mra. Pearl ·~.1;. <.01 AUxiliary of Drew Webster K111111p, budpt; Mro. Frances 39, American Legion, Tuea- Hunnel, legion acUYIIIea choir· 'doy night at the hall. The campaign will be an ef!ort man, aol Mrs. G u y Guinther, communit,y service chairman. auxiliary members to as- Mrs, Gulnthe•- reported tllat by the sist the local chapter to pay orr blood indebtedness to the Huntington Tri..State Red Cross BIOOO Center. Next bloodmobile visit is she had received 1 cardoftbanks from Anpla Slssoo on bebal! or Girl Scoot Troop 61 fOI' the American. flag presented to that troop recently, Jt was noted durDuring the meeting, conducted lrw the meetiJw' that 1.2 seniors by Mrs. Ellen Couch, new presi- and three juniors have paid their dent, Mrs. Paul Casci, rehabiH- dues lor lhe 1968-49 year, tation chairman, reportedoo Fri· As an Americanismpromotlon, day's visit to the Chillicothe Vet- it was decided that while collect.. erans Hospital for the b1rthday lng auxDiary dues Oaga wUl be 19. Aug. party, Going from here besides Mrs. Casci were Mrs. Couch and Mrs. Ben Neutzling of the Pom- ... er()l' unit, and Mrs. Harrison ~ • ' Beltley, Mrs. William Smith and Mrs. Allen Hampton of Middle-port Unit 263. Approximately 30 cakes from units in the Eighth District, lee cream, punch and candy 1'fere served at the party given to honor veterans with birthd&!r'S in Jul)'. Each veteran was given a small packet of toilet articles and ca~ dy favors. Mrs. Casci noted that $64.77 worth of candy and cake were tak-en to the party by the Pomeroy wrlt. Mrs. l a weed contributed 75 pounds of candy in addition to the homemade candies given by unit members, alii the junior aux.. iliary members contrtbuted$20.~ ,85 In gifts including birthday cards, napkins with the American Legion emblem, and s m a II prayer books. The auxiliary voted to send Mrs. Weed a card of thanks for the candy, Several committees were appointed by the president They i~ eluded Mrs. Leona Smith, Mrs. 011 the 'lfieado. for e..aia. for the ltiloo, Hut1i\tl ~ Social , .~t • tOpther• "' ~~eo, . alix!Uary . ...~.. t h e I r ~~· or" ~........... " e r • Guinther and Frances HIIJI!IOl were lj)polnted to prepare the merw. and solicit the tood. The legioo commander "'" pressed thanks to the auxiliary [or contributing toward equipmont purchased lor the bosobaU team. He spoke or the new poat home to be constructed at the rear ot the !alrgrounds and near the new Meigs High School. Humel noted that the building plans haVe been drawn up and are now tnthe process of being approved by the state. A request that the auxiliary members clean the hall in Sep. tember or October waa made by pfferecl for sale to those being the commander who also discuscontacted. sed membership and ways of seMrs. J. M. ThbrllWII, legisla· curing new members. live chairman, presented some The need for moling the VietbuUetins al11 biUs of interest to nam's servicemen bulletin board the American Legion which are lrom near the county Jail was before the legislature. She noted mentioned by Hunnel, who said particularly HB 10480, sponsored that it probablY will be located by Byron G. Rogers of Colorado, near the Civil War monument a member of American Legion, near the Court House. The comwhich reads, in pili: mander abo suggested that the "Whoever knowingly casts con- auxiliary serve a dinner to leg· tempt on any Oag of the United lonnaries participating in Memstates by public mutilating, de- orial Day services in the future. facillJ, defiling, burning, or He announced the SOth annivertrampling upon it, shall be fined sary or the Legion and asked for not more than $1,000 or impris- assistance with a banquet a n d oned for not more than one year dance commemorating the event or both''. to be he1d sometime in March. The auxiliary eJXlorsed enactA Halloween party and 8 New ment of the legislation whtchwas Year's potluck dirmer are also passed by the legislature on June 25 aoo has been sent toPresltlent Johnson tor signature. ·,· ::·:·:·:=:=:·:=::;::·:·:=:=:=:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:=:·: ;.;.;::::·::·:::.:. Don Hunnel, commander of Drew Webster Post, was present ! for tbe meeting and gave a resume of upcoming legion acltivities. He announced the picnic !:: ::: scheduled for Sunday, Aug. 25, at tbe Ksger Creek Employes Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Braun C1ub grounds and asked the auxand children, Kenia and Michael, recently vacationed at Belleview Pomeroy .. _ :. Personal Notes ! I.:·~~ &llliDWICed for .• situflll,y night ~ . OhCe I m..,.l\llo •rJ-.: ' Dilr!hi l\1e ~tbe..Eiahth Dletrlet 5oth aimlvers*'Ywasannouncod !or LOnc-ster In Mareh wltllo eoot ol $5 par eOUjl)e. Mra. Mlna Hart waa ~ IU In Melp Genoral H9lll\'ltll with eanls a~ nowers io be sent. Mrs. Coucll......;..a that lhe girls who attenlled &eitoyeGirls State wUJ report on Au&ust 27, lllld also ot that meeting Mrs. COtllerlne Welsh and Mro. Mary Mortln wlll report on the recent Departlltent convenUon held In COlumbus. Hl)ltessesfo.rthe August moetllw wiD be Mrt. easel, Mrs, Iva Powell, Mrs. Thornton, and Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew. The meeting opened In ritualIstic !orm with the pledge to the !lag, group singing ollhe national anthem, and recitatlon Oftltepreamble to the ConstitutiOn, Mrs. Neutzling served as. chaplain. A dessert course was served !ollowlng the meeting wltll Mrs. OrviUe Well,, Mra. R~ Reuter, Mrs. KD~t~~p, Mrs. MirUn a n d Mrs. Welsh aa the hostesses. ::;·:: :·::::·····:·:.:::·:::-:::::;.·:::;:::::::::::::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·~::: Middleport... : ,!:Personal Notes ! :::: ~=. Chert Mayer and susan Ger· lach of tho Middleport Church of Chris~ are attenditV comp at Howell's Mill near Ona, W. Va. , this week. George Meinhart has returned from Columbus where he spent the past week on business and was the guest of his son-In-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Mayer. Mrs. L. R Wiley is confined wttll Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Krinke. They visited Cedar Point. Mr. and Mrs. DavidShlpleyand to Bethesda Hospital in ZanesMrs. Donald Morgan and :son ot ville. She became iU Soturda,y Newark are the guests o( Mrs. I I 1 l I .._,..,.,_.,.,..,...,.,-,.,.,-.., • .,,.. __.,...,._•.,...,.,..,... - ....,-,.,-.,.,,..,..,._.,._...--' a:s a:o¥' n n 2 . . . . . . . 1A? • ")AooP • •• n r _,..__,., ._.-.. 1 Group' Notionally Adv. Dress Shlrls, Val. to $5 er of Columbus were Tuesday guests or Mr. and Mro. H•rry KeiseJ", Minersville. 1 heTracy Jordon of COlumbus is 1 re spending the week with her I I I GREAT SAVINGS i On All Sum~r Apparel Eslie Mossman. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Herdman of BeUetontalne were weeketld guests or Mrs. Welby Whaley. Mrs. Henry lhle andPauiKels- grJUqlarents, Mr. and Bradford Maag. Mrs; I group Natlon~lly Adv. Sporl Shlrls, Vol. to $4 las, 800 children, Mrs. Netta Warner, Ebenezer St., Pomeroy, Mrs. Leo Searls Sale2.00 I group $pori Knits & Mock Turllo, Vol. 1o $3.50 ~ n ns an -.-...n an a e a a.......-..,_ a I ~roup Boys' . 4l¥'....,. 1.75 PERMANENT PRESS SHHtTS These soecials ~·ould be fine for back In school n nn us a· £# n .. n ''"~-•=• Perma Press Jeans .,.•, ....... :::Jill 4.95 Voluo 3.50 • 0 . . . . . . . _......;.... . . . . . h ~::·;..s:: _____1/3 SUMMER SUITS Reduced 1/3 to 1/2 Summer Slacks Reduced 1/3 1.00 Many Other Money S•vlllf Values From Our Stock Of . Advertised Milrchendlse -GROSS Pom.oy Recent guests of Mrs. Netta Warner were her grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Brad Schiller, Freddy aol Randy of York, Pa., and her son aoo daughter-in-law, Mr. ond Mrs. Jolm So!weU, and Mr. lllld Mrs. Howard Appel of Marietta. .... STRAW HATS NOW 1/2 PRICE '. alii L. D. Hartinger, Middleport, were in Grundy, Va., overt he weekelll. They vlsltedtheGrut113 Mountain Mlssioo School. Sale1.65 ·n In Philedelphla by the Harris famll,y. &:~~~~€€; 1/i'·s~~·~~i=·=· =·= =· · = ;=,:=:·;r/: ~~Mr: ::.'.Calendar':.'. visiting their son and daughterlrHaw, Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeDal- I group Sport Knit Shirts, Values 1o $4.00 I. Mrs. Mae stuer spent the weekend at Fort Dix., N. J.,with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Georp Harris. S h e 1lew Cr1:111 Columbus and was met :·: :-: a visit to camden Park • and Mrs. Bill Matiack spent the past week ln St. Paris Sale2.00 .~ reported as critical. Mr. WUe7 wa• treate<j alii relossed tt the INispltal Tuesday for an angltll attack. Mr. arxl Mrs. Joe l..awrence arrJ South Side, W. Va., enjoyedapic- Sale 2.65 2 for 5.00 while in Zanesville attenlllng a ceramic show. Her condldon hi •·• FRIDAY 11 TOWN AND COUntry Slore'• Frida¥ and Saturday, next door to Earl's Barber QqJ, Racine, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., sponsored by H1PP7 Hustlers Class of Raelne Metbodtst Church. MIDDLEPORT WCTU annual )llenlc, Middleport Roadalde Park, - t o post o!Dce, Frlda,y, 6 p.m. Open to publie. OUTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL donee Jllll'b' Friday from 9 to 12 p.m. at tile l'omel'OJ' temls oourt. 1be Ja,ya wUI emcee tile dance IIPOII· sarod by tile Meigs Athletic Alii!. SATURI?AY MIDDLEPORT Little Lea~e sponaora a teen dance Saturda.Y !rom 9 to 12 p.m. at tile MJd. dleport oommunit,y park. The Ja,yo will emcee. TONIGHT & FRIDAY ICE CREAM !bela!, Baoltan July 25. 26 llreltouse, Saturday with serving CDouble Feature) Ill begin at 6:3(1 p.m. RIOT ON SUNSE r STRIP ICE CREAM SOcial, bellinnbt8 (Color) 11 a.m. Saturday In air concllAldo Ray • Mlmay Farmer tlonod fellowship hall at St. Patti PLUS Lutheran C h u r c h, Pomer0,. Raquel Welch-TOO)' Franclosal Homemade lee cream, plos lllld FATHOM cakes. (Color) SUNDAY UNITED ME:rHODIST Chirp conalstlng of llfracuse, Mlnerovllle and Forest Run Churehel charge dlmer !lmda,y be~' TONIGHT at 12:30 p.m. at Hidden Lakeo. JULY 25 Swimming In a!teroooa. BONNIE & CLYDE (Technlcolor) MONDAY IW.arr•• Beatty, Fa.yeDunaWQ" SPECIAL MEETING Women'o FEATURE1"fE• Idiots Delu,.;, Golf Asill., 7:30 p.m. Monda,y UntlerSeo at tile elub house, MDGS THEATRE I Happy It Must Be FRIDAY ANDSATVRDAY JULY 26-27 ,;IT" (Technloolot) Roddy Mcllowall..JIU Haw•Drthll ALSO (Chiller ol the narl 11IE FROZEifOEAo Allllnws - AIN flll!l ' IIIOW • lancf 1n ~ 17.98~ REVW AL ANNOUNCEd Dexter ChiD'dJ of Clirllt Ia hiving a reviYal, starting Jilb' i!9 ·Ill Aug, 9 with Art -Marcum aa tile 'lbe publte I• lnYI.. to •be¥ hospel preaehlng and llnglug JWil')' nlaht. .,""""*· ' The 11109 Lincoln ce~t waa the lir~t U.S. coin to bear a teCOIJI~' Pot'lr-11. ~ ' ,, ::::::::::: :::::: tt:t .................. MM \ '. ., waa to - • ~. ·, . ' I • n ..... .. .. .. . ..... 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IolLI 4.111 1 '5 l'fE¢i l,lt JU~IO 1111 GARMINT ·IAGI .. ... .. . : SAI-l I .at 1 ,' 10' I INGTH 4.2f OAIID,IN HOII £ii ' · ,.,_ ...,. W llto~IR i'WITJIII . .............. ~I '!..;AD~blomt~··r~~~i·r.j;ii~~~5~~c. _a,4f 1.29 PLO lit.. PLANTIRS . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. ,iAJ,i'I.M 7lo · 1 "'~L All 2.95 "LOWIR PLANTIRS . . . . . $ALl Ul '~" lie DltiP D~Y ~AUNDRY IIACKS . .. .. .. ' IA~il 44c no_o iOYI IIZI TIOUI~It' CIIIASIItl ·.. 'c. I'll. ·---------r---------~--~--hys S~~?rt Slieve Knlltt l~~ SUoo .lot If · ' LlttlO•Bo-yo.~ 16'7 ond J:el •••. IIIII...., ·.;'·i., , · · other lkJ water · IYstetD'I lrttllk llle .,..aloa. ,. lldlllrlal Soloo; IDe., .,...s oi lito · ,_. JiOJoet, wlll 'reovaluate tile en. 'ilre ilu 't!JDe 111stem ' for tile :·~1!11 ·~ , oblalnlnc this addJ. tlnanCJalasolstanee. · , llllee tile nseoollll')' Jljljlll.,.. .···r ,: ' ~are med, tile prqlilsal pro;.<! Is -etod Ill lake two to lbrot monllto. · IIIIth FHA Vorltes aiso adYIIod lito p'oup !b. r.rm ,cme IIDDi)r<lllt · ~on Ia onler to inake It more ftlslbie 111 oeeure FHA llmdit. Vorbeo lndlealod that fltrtds will !llll be approved for both II'OUPi. .but that II all neeesllll')' forms, eaaemetltl and well oltea are obtalnod, tha will be· eome available to one organba. lion. . 1ltu!, lite ChillltlreAnaWater orpulzatlon idhbe'tlaoolvodand 1l .... reported that tile two 111111. ' Memborl of both - · were lllvlsotl 1'llllda,y night b1 Ralph yorhoo, Commuttlll Slrvlee Of. I L----------'..-----T-------,----· MOWIR5 I r ..... .·-- ·' · ·. IIIPirate ~ ..... Home Admbtlo- ..ctv \It order JO ser.e IUture ..,.:r , ,,,,,•,,,,, appllea, ~ · lippltod lOans !hit !or !all Mlf we~ too lata for the 1981-M llseal ,..,.. How· ever, fund. ohould ·bo· available Qlldor tllo new fiscal 7011", wbldt began July I. • • The· most lmpoftant step IIOW ,Ia to' obtain the remaining $65 of tile btiUal f75 . sl 11 n up lap fH. Tlil1 ~nooey will bo used tor llnal etiJilteerlpK plans, test clrtlllllg, lllld well I. Thus !II', about' one-tiJird of tile 1,255 eu'a. lomors have pald<thelr~loes. It was also doelded to bold repreiOiltatlvos oi litis Oraattlzo· oPen moetlttgslntllevarlouicom· !fm will be namod to the Glllll ommltlea Included In the tistem CouiJb' Wa I e r As~, to OlJII(aln proJ!tell to date Jnd IIJIIkeliiiiOII aald. to answer oubserlbttr'a ...,.. . for Nndl; tratloD. 111. 1111 .for lnereallnl 'Ui.tE'AiTEii SHAVE·.::·.·.·.·.·.:·...•1~: r---s;~'fH'c";;;ns-;;;;;;;,:;,;;;i.;.;-+---- VII . '. • ,, ~Swisher Stationed At-Korea AF Base .. Cbarlos· Slllllhar, 1111 of Mr. ' and Mrs .. lV11111 Stil...,.., ,p,q.. •Jiqy, - hal arriVed In Koroa and ~ ~- at tiKI KtmaaJt Air \- . ."ore._,.,I,-. "" . Adi..W .tiKI ·o\lr Nallonal =~~==· , ' Air ForH sUa tft Cdanlbat. Ha left-· ... Jllflll. • '· ·~ Sllllhor bol I J.3.ono)lth tout : _z. Of tltljlln Korea, lllltlls ..,......... blo firll at 01811. Prior ' 1 ' to hla aellntlon, he was om. , ':~ JJ101t<1 at Naddnal caoh Red .. \.,' ' -~~~ COfumiJul.. ' ' ' · 1 ' }, S~-of ·. J • ' ' .. ' ,, • . • Gov,. JlllntJs A. - · lllld Director of Alrlc:ulture John Staehllot188 have ltopea of adtllng addiiiOMI rurallllrm c<ilor to the 1968 Ohio State Fljr. An old time Hoc CaU!Jw Contest on W-edo.y, Auc. 28, at t p. m., will be CD of tho true lllrm footurel, thlo year, Ropr. i:Joui. ollie llstltor, llld todiJ: "We ha.. -ollered to this e.-t. The • - call to the porkers should DOt bo loot to Oldo hlotory. It lo an 11r1 whleh ohould be preoened aa a Part 4!1 the tradition 4!1 flrtn life. ''Would YIIUJ' orpulzatlon provide ror the •lllllo•t y101r DlOII ~ l"'rlannof In tltlt nolie 'Callltw'? It lo ..,. to. tettloo 10 -to It ~t· the ~ ot tltlo ...itt oecel..a stldawldo acclaim and IR • - ror hlo eontiibutloo to Ohio c:uJ. •-viae lure. ''Wo would r~ IIJprllelall )'Gill' help." . "-P. S. I·Ui ID \*J p~ of tltlo- r_.,... oldD 11111- I can· illttro You that the -.st wW be on tlto laval" - llocior Clll!tJI.· Autlltor of Stalio. ' .. \1 -~~~ . . .~ Pit r . }-.~. ' , 011 Poco 10) Concert Received in Rain By BOB HOEFUCH They came. we listened. and they COIIIjUONd. The "corquerer&" were members olthe American Wind Symphony Orchestra and tllelr conductor, Robert Ausdn Bow!reau, whoso concert last night delilbted 8 rain cJrenched audience along the Pomeroy levee. The ucorquestlt would h a v e been much wider In acope had not rain poured cloWn througl>out the evening, keeplng many ugood music" enthuslasts away, Senate hopes to hold off a ·F()r Additional Financing, 1 I fiNinliW:ttdN JIXTI't"lliJ¥:lJii!'®it1'rtll I 1.69 45" 100% IIAYON, ·SOLID COIJIRJ ...... SALI 1.29 IJ9 "CARNAIY STRUT" DACRON and r50 OLD SPICE 1.09 ALBERTA VQ.li SHAMPOO .•••• ' ....... ' ••• 70e I . REPI,ACEMENr PADS . " $1.00 WOODBURY GOLDEN RICH SHAMPOO. ••••••• , 75c I ItiG 2.1t UTIL l C II 14 RIG• 1, If CH•IUt ·Y•.• f!IHIONI $$1.50 OLD SPICE AFTER SHAVE LOTION ••••••••••*'10 ~ PADI ............ : .. .. ... ::-.. SALI SAL11 IAt lfc 1.00 SIZE GLEEM T00111 PASTE •••• , •. ,.,.,, •• Ilk II RIG. 2.29 CHIIIR PMS .............. IAI.I 1At $LOO SIZE TAME CREME RINSE •••••••••• , •••••• Me 11 ~ RRIIGG. S1.9595CCH~~I11PAP.~S· . • . . .. .. ~~II m 7_ '19c F ASTEETil - HOLDS DENTAL PLATES .. • .. .. • 65c • ' ' """ " " " .... " " .. ,.. $2.25 ADORN_ SELF ~LING HAIR SPRAv ,· , , , • • .$L'" I 2 RIG. Uf I SlAT GLIDIII PADI ....... . WI 2M ~· • ,, I 2 RIG. 14.95 ltiDWOOO CHAISI PADI .... SALI 11.95 $1.25 OLD SPICE SUPER SMOOTH SHAVE • , ........ 85c 1 5 RIG. IO,l5 IIIOWOOO CHAIR PADI ..... . SALI l.tJ $1.05 LAVORIS MOVT!l'V •SH AND 'lAJ!f:•" 70e 1 2 RIG. 10.95 I 1'(, S.IT CHAIR PAD ........ IAI.I 1.95 ----------"' .... '' '' 1 I 1110. 1.f$ 2 I'C••IT 'CHAIJI, PM ....... IAI.I 6,1f SALI 1.29 · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - l RIG. 1.95 2 "-· fLIDII PM SIT .. -. Bng•lnsl Menund Boys We1r 2 RIO. u,ts a pc.:ffi.I!'IR CUSHION UT . SAJ..I 11.95 OntheMilnFioo · 14-95 cHAIW · R~Iaco•••t CUIItlON UT .. Ius 1I ItRIG. r RIO. 11.95 ,CI!AIIIf Rll!lact•RI CUIIIION liT· .. 14.95 1 Mt>n's ~ 95 S1tort Sloe Sport Sbl11a •• I RIO, 4,9f AIIM l!I~LOW liT .............. IAI.I W ..,.00 Men's $2.95 Short Sloe.. SpOrt Sltlrto , •••••• , ••• t2,50 I S.f1l.ROTAIY LAWN Boyo t2. 95 Short Sloe.. Sport Sldrta , •••••••••• , t2,211 I Now ia 1118 ~·-· to btlf 1 -.w Lawa liiGwor d.ina& Boys .1.95 Short Sloe.. Sport Shlrta • , , •• , , ••••• $1.66 lhlo 1~0. 1-;~' ~~ · "' ,llleb eu~ .... IWeiiOIII qtiolltJ, Little Boyo $2.95 Shirt and Slaek seto , : • , •• , •• , , $2.110 1 - El · Wliri.houte on MlchlnlcLittle Boyo •us Short Sleeve ~uri Shlrto., ••• , • , $LM •-.--- d.iitic;d~"iQ;QII--_;;:_-.._::;..-:=~-1 11 Boya tJ,.95 Sll1m Trunkl •• , •••••••••••••••••••LSO W: na Boyo $2.95 Swim Trunks" " " .. " .... • .... • • tz.OO I Plinf!ly 'U.•inber Sets . , Men'' $8.95 Swim Trttnks , • , •• , ••• , ••• , •••• $3.00 1 . . · . '1" Little Boys 2 pc, Shirt and Short seto .•••••. , , '!.! PRICE I Pllaoo ;- CWI - Boitl. - llacti caro - car Sola - 1'riiD Men'o $5.95 Pofl!ltuinl Preas casual Slleka. , • , , • , ~.99 I Seta. All ove~ ..- Mlldloa. Rqular prlcoo 50c to $49.96. Men's $4.95 P......- Prm caoual ~<~<> •••• , •• ~.J9 1 Slo.. '""'durlnc 1111! lile. · ' Men'• $4.95 Slaeka and J1101 •••••••••••••••• , .$3.19 I ~ · PRICE Boys f8. 95 Pol'ltllllonl Preu Joana and Slaeka • , • , , $2.99 I " 1 ~n • .... ~•95Dr•••--~s' ,m .. ~ •• ' ................ !15.90 ~-----------------------•----· Men;• *:'.95 DrOaa Slaeka .. , ............... , .. $8.00 - · '-"" • I r CJ,C~ Men • $8.95 lillll$9.95 Slacks ••• , , ••••••••••••• $7.00 y..,. eholee of 11zi0,·~ colon: ~ • Boyat2,95NumboriKni1Shlrta ................ $2.00 lone••-' '"'-' . ,mtdefoulll'aof. 1 101 ---'-----------. • IV ~ oet '"" ade7cle Ytit want and...., · . Wi:::::::*:=~:=' Woman Hit :~~·:E:S Water Systems to Apply .n. 89c MEN'S MENNEN DATil TALCUM ••••••. ,' • • .iOc 99c WOODBVRY GLYCERINE AND ROSEWATER ..... 65c: 69 woo e DBVRY CREME RINSE •••..•••••.••••• , 45< tL59 JERGENS LOTION WITil DISPENSER, , ••••••. $1.!5 15< WOODBURY BATil SOAP • • • · · · • • · • • • 3 for 33c . patraJmon were (Jf)led tltrlng tile btiUal outbreak of ·>lolonee. '1'IJJiY llnalb' IIJP'Oecl Ill tllreeman.,patrolo alter a Clllt!erence YJ:Itli POllee Chief Michael Blaekwtll. Target of <l>oeenltles Stokao was tile la,rpt of obseenllloa over ll1e pollee radio tUring the ban aqlllst willielaw Ollfor"""""" ollleoro In tile area. He was Jeered at a pollee station Tbursda,y nls!Jt 'llhen ito II1IJe&red Ill teievl- to ID'P residents of O.e East lido area to observe the curfew. Stokes ordered tile wrfew shortly after he tllurecl the 2 - REG. $16.95 29" PULLMAN ••••..••.• , SALE $11.00 I - REG. $1$.95 29" PULLMAN •• , •••• , , , SALE $10.00 1- REG. $84.95 28" PULLMAN •••••••••• SALE $25.00 2 - REG••12.95 28" PULLMAN •••••••••• SALE .9.00 I - REG. $18.50 25" PUL!lMAN, •• , , ••••• SALE $1J.(IG 2 - REG. $84.95 25" PULLMAN ........... SALE $25.00 I - REG. $2U5 22"WEEKENDER ••••••••• SALE $18.00 I - REG. $11.~5 22" ~KENDER •••••••.•. SALE tB,OO 1- REG. $9.9$ IB''CABE ........... , •..• SALEtB,OO 3- REG, $11.95BEAUTY CASE ... , •••.• , , •• SALE $8.00 1 - REG. f19.95 BEAVTY CASE •••••••••• SALE $12.00 I I - REG. $2%.95 BEAUTY CASE , , , , , •• , • , SALE fUI.OO 1 - REG. f14,95 HAT BOX .............. SALE $8.00 11 --------uii)a~il~ou•--------- --a;rg-~;.-;;T"h".-c-;,-.::...-tl:.-.-n-d;:;i:._.. ~----·11 ,_ ..., ,.,.,.,., Department on "' Devoted To 17Ui ~~~~ Of The Meiga·Mcuon Areti ' 1.79 ............ .. ........... IAI.I xl4 ............... IAI.IJM xl4 .......... ......... SALIIM ' GIRLS $16.50 SVITS .•.•••• ·•• , •• , ••••.•• SALE $8.25 x 14 .. . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. SALI 4M GIRLS $13.95 SUITS ............... , •••• SALE $6.9! x 14 ... .. . .. .. .. .. IAI.I \~ GIRLS $12.95 SVJTS .•••..•••• , •. , • , •• , , SALE .,_48 • ICI .. .. .. .. --. -.. . IAI.I .... WOMEN'S $2.00 SLEEVEL~ BL!MiSI!i,. •••••• SALE $1.50 • 90 . . ., .... . ... SALI tM x AI . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . IALI 2.1t WOMEN'S ~.00 and $3.95 SLEEVELESS!ImJLES ..SALEtz,OO 'li Q . . .. .. . .. .. .. .. SALI 11:1.!, WOMEN'S $2.95 TO $8.00 SIIORnf •.• , , sAtE 10 PMCE • A .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. &ALl .,;., ·------------------------·-·--·--~ 'U f ._-·c.·=~-.~;.;.;..;. • 72 .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. IAI.I IM SALE OF FOUNDATIONS r ---------•---------· LOT DISCO<~'I1N\IED NVKI!ERS IN ' Well known bnnd o! Better Bras and Glrdleo- Not allolzes AIRWAY LUGGAGE In all st,vles. Mostly white, some bllek and natural ALL LADIES S'J'YLES (18 PCS IN GROUP) REG. $13.50 GIRDLES. , ..••••••• , , , , •.• SALE $7.00 REG. $12.50 GIRDLES ................. , SALE .,_50 R!Xi, $10.00 GIRDLES , , • , •••••.• , ..•• , • SALE $5.50 REG. $9.00 GIRDLES ..... , • , , .......... SALE f4, 75 REG. $8.00 GIRDLES ....... , , ..... , , ... SALE f4,25 REG. $7,00 GIRDLES ........ , .......... SALE P,75 REXl. $6.00 GIRDLES. , , ••• , ....... , •••• , SALE $3.42 REG. $7.00 BRAS ...................... SALE ~.75 REG. $8.00 BRAS .................... , •• SALE $3,25. REG••5. 00 BRAS ••• , ...... , , • , , .. , , , •• SALE $2.75 REG. $4.50 BRAS. , .. .. • . • . . • . • .. .. .. • • SALE t2,50 REG. $1.00 BRAS ...••..•• _•••...•.•••• SALE $2.25 REG, $3.95 BRAS SALE $2.25 REG. $3.50 BRA:S. , •.•. , , , ••••••• , , •• , . , SALE $2.1}0 REG. p, 00 BBAS • , •••••.••••••••• , , , • , •• SALE t1. '71 REG. $2.50 BRAS ................. , •• , •• SALE fLIO REG. $2.00 BHAS ................. , • ,'. , , SALE $J.Ot REG. $2.50 GARTER BELTS, • , •••• , •••••.. SALE $1.44 ' M0tlll7 clou47, ..-011 tltutldor-ro west ~ Illnight and UJrougbout Sat· urdtJy. W""""'r lonii!IJI lllld ~ urday. wkOIDAk .. iNsT'AiMT'Ic .·J{,fl WOMEN'S $3.95 SKIRTS •..••• , ••••• , , , •• SALE ••oo GmLS••19.50 COATS ................. · .... ' ,, SALE $9.75 GIRLS $16.50 COATS, •.. , ............ , , SALE $8.25 GIRlS $13.95 COATS •••.• ·••• , , ••••.•••• SALE $6.98 GIRLS $10.95 COATS ..•. , , .•••• , .•••• , . SALE $5.28 GIRLS $19.50 SUITS •.•.••• , • , ..•.•• , ••• SALE .9.75 PALl,.., n,. ....._. ... . . .. • 'The· "~A" ln ·1832 clrcJpped Weather enttnei, Clovelano!, · Ohio, wal named - liter ~ Moioo CloavoGIRU; $L69 lllld $1.95 KNIT TOPS ••.•• , •. , SALE $1.110 GmLS ~.95 SL'MMEH SLACKS •• , •••••• , • SALE tz,OO GmLS $2.95 SUMMER SLACKS • • • •••. , .•• SALE $UO (i!RU; $1.95 SUMMER SLACKS, ••••••.••. , SALE $LOO GmLS AND WOMEN'S SWIM SUITS , , , , ... : '!.! PMCE WOMEN'S $7.95 SKIRTS • , , , , •••••. , •••• SALE $1.00 WOMEN'S $5.95 SKIRTS ••...• , , •• ,', ••• , • SALE $&50 , 1 . , , ' 50 • zs ecllhe visit tobrlngtheorcltestra to Meigs Counljl, lllld residents moD ui'Yiee by vot1nc to r&o who had spent montha In p!u. otlllll I major portion of Ita iV nlng alii world~ for loot night' 8 _.n~ eut prosram. J concerL A vote was teDI&tlvel,y Residents who braved tile ldtellttliil for llltelfiJerSJJi '' T . h , weather 10t alq tlto leno In oi- poeolbl,y Slbtrdl,y - 00 I . <halra borrOwed ~II)' m....-~ ·10 olliiiiWI poatal trom lawns or porehes with tDJI• wo.rkera /rom 1 foreecl J'&o (Contlmecl oo pogO 10) duc:tloo 1n pa,yrolll. , A 33.yoar.old woman was hos· Son. A. s. MlJti Motlronel'. )liiallzod Ttolrsda¥ wltll ~nohot D-Okla., oaldPOIImUterGen. wuundo su!!erecl at the Hl-7 nlte W, Marvin Wataoo lold fdd' club near Hobscn. him t1to Soturdoy aei'Yice eu>Melp County hrlll Robert blok Would bo pottt()illtid for c. llarteobadt said Erma JaDe another woell 11 tho Senate Zulplll, of Rt. I, Letart, W, Vo• paslod the meaall't. OJIIlll'onti.Y was tho Ylctlm of111 aecldotttal shooting thet Jldual. :x~..z::::::::::-.:::.::::::::::;::::~::::::=::~~:=:~:~::.:::::::::: Iy oecurnd beyond tile clolod lllid locked door to the ttlte club. Mra:luli)JIIII was struck In tile head b1 a tJhot&\111 blast that was fli'ecl throu&b tile !nJnt door of •. SAIGON (I}P~ Five VIet the, !11te club and wont Into a Coug, two oi them women, vehlele whore she was oeatod. It wa's reported the Dill waa eboand 20 workers out of a Qrecl by Glem Lawoon, the nlte Chinese-f..,_ new- of. WASHINGTON (1}1'0 - Pres- elm owner, In an argooment be- llee In SalpJ today lllld blew ldettlal eandldate Nelam Roclo- tween him lllld his wife, Rese up tile building wltll a 50-oound ereller .... has Sen. Charles H. AIOIIO Lawaon. The !nJnt door of <harp. The newspafJGr had Percy ot1lllnolaln his eOl'IIOr, a tile bar was said to hove been wagod an llllitorlal campaign dovelopnent Rlehard Nlxm'o closed and locked 'llhen LawiCXl against terrorism. Abotlt 20 employes were In CIDlP 'flews 11 oomethltW olt alle&odl7 fired tile shet. ' oflleos . the of A Chau (tile Aola e&llllllln Issue. Lawoon, aeoordini to authoriPerq, one ol the YOUtW ollll ties, wao not aw~ tile lnlurecl Dally News) at noon when tho · ottnellvo llopublleano who eome woman and her sllter, Naomi VIet CoD& burst In, hold tllem at to C<qreaalntheGOP.-bock Flo.reoce Re10ell, Rt. 5, car. bo,y with pistols and planted the of1966, aald In endoraltW Rock- roUton, o., """" In a car out Bide pla.Uc <harp under the printefeller 'IIturscla,y thatitowu "the tile establlsbment wbon tile !IWI Ins proos. 'lbon, racing out, tile terroronly preoldentlal Ollllldote 'IIIIo was fired. l.sts ..,..,..,ed, "pi outl 1181 '"'' set fortb a delalled .(lrqp'llll A palliD& auto was Qagod to win the war. n outl there's Pll8 to be an down by Mrs. Rusaell alter tile He daoerlbod Rocllefeller'lr&o Incident oeeurrecl and tile un- aplooloa. ~ The eDIIJ)oyea DOll cent peace plan u t•a CODBti-uc- ldonllllod motorist transported A mllllte ·later, tile bomb tl.. eoatrlbutl011 Ill the dial- the Injured womantotllehosplial. eJpiCMied lllld the tll.......tocy on tldJ luua. •• The shet roporteclly hit tile top stucco building eoltapsed. A 1RIIIIIII ridlnJl past m a In N.,. Y""". Nlxoa'o · pre11 ot the lttjured IIDiliiD'Ihead. Vel· I k e ~ hit by debrisoeerllaey ,aid lbe~ waa erans Melllorlll llolpllal 0111· lndl~ rerey'olilbve nsmo- dais aald lite today ber concll· tile onl7 ea~t~alll of the bontJiug. • tl'lllltl' b1 poeillJIIIIY of .1a1a1.c , tim - aatlafa<tDry. 1 Rockalllller 11chit; · · ' Law... Jell tho btialneso e.. Wavesot-ro ' GeD. ~ Abram's comtlbUIIJmetl& before -Ilea wavea of 1152 ..... -.c;ted at 6:08 p.m. ll1 mand today bombon qolnJt Coinmunlll hotpltal olll"'alo. Be r,.iortod -Infiltration roulea Into 1ho elty, at thO ~. doplrtmonllhll IDOf!\lnlll!d Pro..eullna Allor· .-1111n1 m Vlot Col1g ·mlloo ~ Be~ v. Fulls oald lbe hi\IODUII 1 seont c . - ancl '75 mllel !n'ostlpHm trW bo ·"'Jddm'Od. of SaliJIIII. tllreateMII woeketll Clllbod<ln B Blast Do rtf ' 0 r f.....,. Building Blown Up Ill Saigon Percy}oim Two SutTer Minor ' InjUries in Wreek LJS'I'EN!NG TilE HAIID WAY - PeqJio Olllle, evonjbctop It ralnod, to hear the Wind Syq>holty's eoneert frcm o bup Larry-- Thuredo.y night off the Pmneroy le..., Abo"" asalstant '"'"rlntendent ol Meigs Local Dlatrl<t Scboola, """ dies am Todd under an umbrella during the coneort. Day to Come For Beer on OU Campus I The Meigs County Jaycees today got a head start on tile 1968 Meig.'!l County Junior Papant. Miu The sixth annual event wUI be presented November 24 at Porn-· eroy Jwrlor High Auditorium, Ralph Werry, chairman, lt>o nounced. ATHENS, Ohio (1}1'0 - Ohio VniYerolfl olllclala fore'"" the day Wben IOif._er beer will be sold ancJ cotUJUDtecl 011 tile unlverslljl'o WDJIIS bare. AltiJoQa!J the oU Boal'1 of Truotees Ia yet to _..,.. aJ. coholle aalo 011 unlveralll ~ · ,._ perij!, the sdtool m_.r ID OA)ll. c:ollon with lite elate L19m o....- lor perllllto, .. boor would be aYallable II tiKI Biker SltJd!llll u wall IB II allek bor* 011 tile - c..t.r and west ,......, donnilarJ CCIIII· plu. u.e. ou will hive It> 111 Ill The elljl's fll(lta ct 1t por11111t •• alrlli4Y Dllod, > ancl - other' appll<llia!l tho uniY~alljl. ........ ., 0'~. delft .. ofttulhtt ll!lb'... I l!lritl ·1 nlt fie. l l!iiOf ~ to aet, ~~. . . ,Iii '' �' ' ' ' ··~ ' ;'! I ' .' ' . ' ' '. \ .'· -~ 3 - The DaiJ,y s.ntlnel, Pomeroy-Middlaport, 0., F\'klay, July 26, lt68' ~Cards, · Gihs~n <Win . Agilllr • I phla Ph!Hie~ ~;., ~e t\Jl-.1!111 ll\nln.cll.' "ti ouall.l' I 1101 lhat lllnll In th •~ • . IIob Gibson• a acliing arm may • process his ot ache Jn, tj1e sixth or seventh l1tl . be enshrined . ~· ........ earned rim average to a tmms. Tonigh~ It came while I "'"' -.... minlac:ule 0.957. na atill warmtng up In lhe ~ arthritic . elbow In 1be •owest reoorded ERA In bullJ!011 •.H basebal1'a mndlcal hall of ramo. 1.. ·.J(,oU!ax oatabllahed some r1 · modem history ,., U!l aet b7 ~ . mo.s t remarlolb .· , le pltc••-~ Ford Sclupp ot New Yodlln 140 ' .~.. lllnlnga of the 1916 .... _ lind • ill' JOE GERGEN :;:. . UP! ~riB Wrller "'"T<- Glbom, w11o hoan't lOa olnee i.lay ll8, pitched his 12th llralllht complete pma, atruc:k Replaces Wooten ;}0,000 Expected To . View Bengals Battle AN JNNOV ATION IN 11IIS YEAR'S CAJdP Is Instruction In arcberjl with Mr. and Mrs. EuInstructors, On the firing line are, left to right, Cindy Domlgan, Pnmeroy Route 3; Mrs. McKinney, Scott _McKinney, Barbara Anthony, Middleport, and Cindy ~ngler, Pomeroy. Hoy lo back the targeto was donated by Floyd Webe<, of near Long Bottom. . . ' =~===~:::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::!::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::~=::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;::~:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~:;:::::::::::-:-;.::::::::::::;:s: . 225 Attend Day Camp ill' United ·Preis' rDttmattonai American~ ; · P~. GB Detroit , , , • , ,IJ 71 .1122 Baltimore , .•• 54 41 .568 · 5% Cleveland . • , .55 44 .556 6'h Booton ... ' ' .49 45 ,621 10 Oakland ' • ' ' .48 49 .495 12\1 Calllornla , . , 47 50 ,486 13\1 Mlmesota . . . 47 50 .485 13\1 New York .. . 44 49 .473 14\1 Chlca&Q . . .. 40 54 .426 19 Washington . , , 34 60 .362 25 ' Tlureday' a Reaults Detroit 4 Washington I Night, ramo called 6\llnnlnga rain Only game scheduled Today'o Probable Pitchers All Times EDT MIMesota (Kaat 7.6) at Oaldand (llobom 7-10) 10:30 p.m. Chlca&Q (Horlen 7.6) a1 California (Wrillht 7~) 11 p.m. New York (Stottlomyre 12.1) at Cleveland (McDowell 10-8) 7:30 p.m. Boelon (EIIsworthll-5)a1Waah. inglon (Bertalna 4-1) 8:05 p.m. Detroit (Wilson 7-8) at Baltimore (Hardin 12-5) 8 p.m. Saturday's Games Minnesota at Oaldand, twlolllllht Chicago at Calllornla, n1glrt New York at Cleveland Boston at Washington Detroit at Baltimore, nlllht oul six to rslae his ......, lota1 to 145 and tied Lulo Tlant or the Cleveland Indlano for the major 1~ lead In l!lutouts. !Us atring olllooccesslvevlctorlea, .:~· In baseball amala despite the lowest among pilehetl Wt.o which boosted his record to 14-5, " ' painfUl dlaeaoe In his left worked 300 ur more Inn~ ;.. 1 tied a team record 181 by Ted · ~ and Glb"'11. tho whiplaSh 1.14 set by the great ' Walter, WOks In 1944 and loll him elllht ·rl$!>tollander of the St. Loula , John BOll or Washington. In 1913. shy of the major lel811e reoord Cardinals, Ia zeroing In m at Glb80D alrasdy has· hurled 188 for one ......, shared by T. J. i!asst .... oulotandlng achieve- !mingo this ........ Keefe and ~e Marfll8rd. both ment, sore um and all. Phenomenal Record 0( Now York, In the deed-ball , Glbaon breezed 1o his lith "M.Y arm ached . before the era. llralllht victory and elilhth "l'm Ured again." said the 32,,.~H•t gamehaa toni &hi. H CIOIIOeded Gil>son ,. ••_ ol the ... ..., Tluraday who allowed only two runs In year~d Gibson w11o ha4 two ~ by beating tho Phlladel- a phenomenal stretch ot 92 HmAM, Ol1lo (IJPD - Sec- dwbles, ,drove in a run and ond year man John Demario Is reached base In each ol his four eXpected to take the place or 11 bale. "II was kind or cloae the deported John Wooten II ou1 there toaiSht. Being m base left 811ard lor the Cleveland didn't make that much dlller. BroWI!a. once. 1 get tired l'roa) pitching, Domarte, who Is 6 root 3 and not from 1'lllllllng thebaaea." weighs 250 JICIWI(Is, worked at The victory enabled the Cards tho ~lion when tho Browna' 1o maintain their 12\1-came rookies acrimmaged with !he lead over the Atl8111a Bravea, WIT.MINGTON, Ohio (UPO seen. Plttoburllh Steelors lreshmen who beat the New York Mota tOalclala at Wilmlnglon College ID preperation for the rame, laat week, Previously he played 2. The Cincinnati Redo edpd illre hoped for the beat aa the coach Paul Brown )lUI his kick- ol!enslvo tackle. the Pittsburgh Pirates 2.0 1n the Clncinnetl Bengal a prepared for era to work. Dele Uvlnpton Demario, 22, was the Browns' only other Natlmal League a.lr t;iame..cmdltlon" . &crlm.. from Western Michigan and ai>tb rwnd choice In the 1967 ramo and the Detroit Tlgaro ll1lgo on Saturcloy. Rex Keeling from Samford Col- draft. He uw oemce at cOllier," . llldpped the Wallhlngton SenaA erowd of more than 10,000 lege practiced with their toes. ol!enslve 811ard, defouslve end lora 4-1 In .. American Lea&ile -clod In tho town of leas Brown said the two worked on and tackle at LGUialana State. sam• halted by rain after 6\1 Nstlonal Leasoe 9,ooo. 11 would be the big- place kicks for field pia and Woo!J!n and Rosa Fichtner •-•''-~· crowd the town ha4 ever extra points and would ba were placed on waivers by the · · - - · .,.._ Win St Lou! W, ~c-: ret. GB . • ....r• ' •••.. . 6534.657 ready for the "game." Bl'olms after a public feud aevJoe Spu-ma allowed only one Atlanla , ... , .52 t6 .531 12lh The four which worked m re- oral weeka ago, Both became hit, a line single by Paul Cinchmatl . . .. 48 45 .516 It turning kh:ko from Ltvlnpton free apnta Mooday when "' eaeanova in the foorth Inning Sen Fran , , , , .49 49 .500 15\1 and Keeling were Eaaex John-· other NatiOIIII Football Leaaue and an unearned run In the ftrst Chicago . . , , .49 50 .495 16 11011, Monk Williams, ChariOIY team picked IIJ) the waivers. and Jim Northrop b1a8ted his PhUadelphla .. 46 49 .484 17 King and Warron McVea. Fichtner, a Yeteran defenalve 14th and 15th homers aa the Plttsburllh . . . 45 51 .469 18\1 The Benpla, the newell team back, has ~ joined the New Ttgors' hiked their AL lead to Now York , . • .47 54 .465 19 IIi lite American F6otball Orleans Saintli and Is working ~ pmes over the Idle Los Angeles , .44 54 .449 20\\ IUPON RiGUESTI Lea8Ue, amounced their ftrlll : •• ~~-NFL team's Sen Dle&Q tlmore Orioles. 1be two Houelon . . . . .43 56 .434 22 a,, """'' Good Cloontrit cut In BeVeral days. Rookie ~~... camp. s at.art a three-came series Thureday's Reaulta defonolve tackle Sieve HanraWooten, wbo hu deellnedcom- tonight In Baltimore. Northrup's Atlanta 4 New York 2, nillht hao, from Weber State Ill Og- meat on the altoation for the homers accounted for three Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh o, nillht den, utah, was placed .., wat- last w e o k, has placed his 1'0111 In the rame, which was St. LGUis 5 Phlla o, nillht vera. Benpla' o!ficialo said he problema In the hands ot an delayed for an boor before Ooly sam•• scheWied lacked speed. atlornOIY, Carl Character, and being called, Todoy's l'robable Pitchers lnauroncoman Arnold l'lnkne7. Joe Torre's first home run In All Times EDT INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Pinkney wea an edviaer lo 31 games, a three-<IIII blalll Los Angeles (Singer 6-10) at By United Pren inlernatimal Leroy Kelly during his long which climaxed a foor-<IIII .Chlca&Q (Hands 10-5) 2:15 p.m. W L Pet GB contract food with the Browns, si>th, lilted tho Braves over the Clnelnnatl (Cloninger 2-5) at •I, Toledo 54 45 ,545 Mots. All ot Atainla'o 1111i.1 were New York (Kooaman 13-5) 8 p. A.l It T• hiiq 11eo1 Jaekaonv!Uo 49 46 .516 3 unearned as the roault or Ed m. ""'muooular- 01 ,... · - Columbua 47 45 .511 3lh Charles' two..ut error on Felix Sen Francisco (Sadecld 9-11) " " - · - - · llloUJd Rocheater 49 47 .510 3lh Millan' a groondero. at Houston (Lemasler 8-10) 8;30 ::!.:~ dJ:.·-~ ~ S)Tacuse · 47 46 .505 4 Don Pavletich, who talled to p.m. ........ , ............,... Loulavlllo 45 50 .480 6 · 0 NFLhlt safely against Plttsburllhall St. LGUis(Brllosll-7andNelll!r._~onuJt UUl '"' tiuft'ecL ......,.. ""'"''"'" UDlQue ,.,_ Bul!lllo 41 50 .t80 6 last season, stroked s run • ..., 1-1) at PIIIIOOrgh ' (Blaaa ~s.~ ~~~·_,,·•s :.s~:l'nrn -- .. · : "';'. ~:. ~..,....~_:r, .-,.~~ng~. during • two-1'1111 so:~ and Bunning t-11) 1; 6:05 .... fliil'GI . tming " the '·!led• p.m. u. """""' recorded their alxth atralllht Atlanta (P•~•a 5-7 and JohoINOl. ' ~ . , _ _ _ Columbus 4 Louisville 2 win. son 5-5) at Philadelphia (James 01 _.. fUio,- - • - 411 Jackaonvllle 10 Richmond 6 CltJUILESTON, W, Va. (IJPD ::::::::::::::::::~~;:;:,~:=:>;:;,:::::::~~~;:;.~~:~:i::::::~, 3..'l and Wioe 6-7} 2, 6:05 p.m. Only pmes acholld~ - Representatives of tho ob: Seturday'a Gomes teamo In the Atlantic Dlvlaloo All oummor league baseball Los Angeles at Chicago ,. or lhe Continental ProfesoiOQai and -.11 activities were St. LGUia at Plttsburp Football Leaaue v - Thurowaohed out In the Old Fr<~~eh Clnclmati at New York, Dight day to adopt National Football Cit¥ and Bend oreas Thurs- Atlanta at Phlls, night ' IM8Ue playing rules with one cloy evening. Tonlllht'a K.rger Sen Fran a1 Houston, nlllht exCIJIIIIon, Creek toumam.n will be re\ The ee n e r a 1 IIIIDB&I!ra. sumed, weather permitting. coaches and . other team otllcTonillht'• ram•• at K.raer lala ware here 1o 811 over plana Creek pit Pt. Pleasant CIQfor tbe upcoming ......, wh!eh Ice and Fuel apinJt ·~awill be louncbed Aug. 31. cuse at 7, and Middleport's The coaches v - to carry Yankee• aplnot the Pl. Pleas. over from the ContiaonW ant Steelworkers at 8:30. Laaeae a provi.llon for Rldden ::::~::::::l*~::::*:o..::::-.:=::::::::±;::i~:::iz~:~:!::::::::: dealll .pla.yoft of all pmal Ued BOSTON (UPO- The Clov.. liter COJ!!P)etion of the fourth ·' land Indians the llrlll hal! or ,.,ur. the 1968 season drew more AtiiDie DlvlaiOII ~:~eeutive dithan 522,000 potrons, accordrector James P, Dum said lhe CANTON (IJPD - Practice team ol!lclals - lncludlnl rep. Ing to ligures released by AmeriCIII League Preaident . began today In the 23rd aJIIIIal resentallvea of the Cbarlollton Joe crontn h<ll'O. Hlsh School North - South AllRockets and the Ohio Vallo.\' Paid llllendanee at MuniciStar · football game aehecluled lr«uneel - went over rules and for Aug. 9 at Fawcati Stadium ' reviewed post history 0( the pal Stadium was 522,939, or 104,125 ahead of the 1967 here. CFL. Practice was limited 1o conproved one lhln8 In the pace. pall three ... lalla - thlt we ::::~:::::::::::::::::~::::::~:::::::::::::::;:::::~:::~::::::~::::::~ ditioning drUio as r~ed by tho NCAA which sanctlmed the play"', darned &I>Od football," ' . game, ht IIIII. "Y(e hoj)e to match Fight iteoolta The ooachlng atel! arrived ·Arw you • commllllr? or tMy running •• 111111a lbtM · the tootball with &QOd mercbanill' United Pre11 lillemational Tbursdoy lo beeln their prepardlalng and o4rnlnlotratklft IIIII Then Fllll'e new850Sedln lillie ctrtoryou.Brlelcl MINNEAPOU'!, Mlm. (IJPD ations for the game. lw.tyl Automatic ll'tlnamllllon or 4-on-thHioor, 111- lei lOB," be concluded. -Buster Moildo, 221\1, New Dick Haines, Dover, b . IYnChi'Omeah tranemlalon. Room lor 4 adulle plull~ the North _.t. Bill WUklns, 'J1IE DAILY SENTINF.I, York, stowed Jim PIVO'I'ED TO IN'I'IIIJI' or 2441'.. lllnn-u& ('/), .JOI.l!lggage. Hae a wonderfully efficient heldlng/-lil Shelby, commanded the NP'CI.HUOI'I AliA squad. Both coaches had ldenIICHiiD I. OWIM, PUII.all . ~/defi'OIIIng aytlem. Padded dUll and IUIIvllorl, dull c. . . ~._. 'ir,wlndlhleld waaher1, extl'tl·laroe hydraulic bNlM 11111 .......... fJtifb - ....., " n. Ollkl Yal.. MaliN.. ~. 111 -....e · 1 lnili)Y, many other aafety featuree are 1landlrd. 11 ... .......,. 0...46. . . . . . . . . . ,_.HWIU. Nwtll,._ttH&rr. ,ll1!dercoetlng, Where t111 C8lt Y,Ou qet IO.muoli oer tor JM... ,.W • ...... Demarie geoe McKinney u Standings ' w; L. -.. 2-Hour .· DRY QEANING The hWo hove beeo alive with swnda Girl Scoull make. It's cloy camp time again and in Meigs Counly this year, 225 Girl Scouts are attending the sessions ending lodoy at Camp Klasllull, near Chesler, Last year, """" 90 girls attended the camp. SERVICE Ai>Proxlmately 40 adult leaden are helping with the various phooes of lralnlng being given this year, The accompanying pholoa an some of that training. , THE CAMP IS NOT WITHOUT Its caaua!Ues; Hel'f, MrS: Ruth Powers, R. N., on duey throughoul the camp cho~ka the temperature of Melanie Skaggs who waan't r.0Ung up iO par. The phemmelal lncreaae iD attendaDCe llluatratea the increased numb;,r of girls lnvol ved in etrl scouting in this area; reminda all of us of the extra lood on volunteer edult advisors and of the qulle warming fact thet girls are Just Uke they used to be: they like the ollklf-dooro, t~ camp, 1o rough It and lo make new friends Ia the ltiD'..te socializing that Is part of eamplng, I ' WAKE Up TALSIS PERIS DONNA ~JNI ber oil W'l'lllilllllt belrW made thia year. of'h Mc,,l!'&fdla, Pcmeroy; Rachel HUIIIer, ~w ... · .\ ·- •• ( CFL AgreeS T Adopt :;u:: .. . . S.L.·-:._ . · !".:..~·-"',., ...... ·~. ":~:.!""arsd&Y ..·.' ·.,.2R.IUfti'-""~'-1te gu .,. la·ti ~.zo= ns--· · *""· • ,.. ""' ., ,.,., .. e . do "f.l,,_, All- Stars To Begin Drills, • MRS. MONNA LEE NEAL, MldcDeport, seated, UBOS ,I clrilllo IUuatnte to Debbie HunnoU, Pnmeroy, left seated, BOnior scout, and Ann Ohlbwer, atancHrw, Pomeroy cedet seoul, h01r 1o make holes in wooden pel'lliam.s which are bei~W: made durll8 the cllq). Tllt Aug. 9 JAN VANVRANKEN, POMEROY, UBOI a "drtp \'Ill'' to wash her hindi at one or the camp sites. Waiting In Uno, left lo right, are Marcia Cale, Middleport; Mepn MWer, Middleport, and TUuule Martin, Rulland. All or the lb'll are brolmies. · FIAT850SEDAN ' f ••we ·ci,nein'4!lti Tops \ • . / , ·' ~·,;: (>.,;."' \ -.. Pit~burgh, 2-0 ed -r: . . . . . Lao The ftedl IIIOYo I IIJill ~,11"!' NEW YORK (IJPD - "II fourth atralilht hll of! Maur.Y Yon for a -~ ,....., came alive," said DGn PlY• WDlo' glove that for a 'lllth !lie IIUI!JII. ll!lllilhtletlch after he llrolled a ron- doWJt, acoring Helms. T0111 Cloninger ·( M) _,. the ai:oriag single In the !oarth lm- • Helma we1 the hitting alar · 'bOd tu at.art tor the i\14,1..,.,.._ ing o1 the Clnclnnati-PIItll>urllh for the wlmero aa he collected II JOlT)' KoOiman . (13-$)· for pma that gave the Reds a lhreo hits. Pavletlch and Car- the lllela. h: win. donas each ha4 two as George ~,.-.__ _..,__.,;,....;·- Pavletlcb, who failed to hit Calver and Clay Carroll COIIIo aafely against Plttaburllh last blned to blank the · Pirates "" seai!Dl1, psced tho Redo to a 13 hils. 2.0 win for their alxtb otralsht Bob Vsale went down to his triumph. tenth loaa In 18 decisions. Pavletlch, who had gone 0~1 The Plratea had a scoring against 1110 Pirates, singled to threat In the ftrst imln8 when drive In the ftrat Redo' acoring Johm.y Bench. Leo Car~a Briefs denas then bounced tho Reds' Ill' United Press International BIIENOS AIRES (tJPI>-- A acheduled Aug. 3, 1111111 between Bonae of tMArgentine heavywelfllll chamNational League pion Oocar Bonavena and Laotia Faluliou• · Martin of Toledo, Ohio, na G AB R. H. Pet. Alou, Pit 85 303 2.6 102 .337 cancaled "I;hureday. Rosa, Cln 81 331 56 109 .329 Both principals ha4 reasms . Johnoon, Cln91 383 5i 121 .316 for not yolng through with the Flood, St.L 97 405 57 126 .311 bouL Merlin haa other coatracHaller, LA 90 304 19 94 .309 tual eommlttmeota and BonaveHelml, Cln 83 338 23 104 .308 na has an Injured arm whleh he Staub, Hou 98 369 36 113 .306 lurt after beating Zora Folley Millan, Alia 86 325 29 96 .295 hare three weeko ago, Grote, NY 85 279 22 62 .294 McCOY)', !F 83 295 49 86 .292 LATROBE, Pa. (IJPI>-- Mike American Lea&ue Taylor, Plttaburllh'• ftrlll dralt G. AR R. H. Pet. cbolce, agreed to terms with the Mondoy, Oak84 274 34 84 .307 Steelers Tlureday. Orderly,._. Olipo, Min 97 360 45 105 .292 Tho 6.foot-4, 245iJOUD<I former Harrlsn, Boo 83 293 47 85 .290 Southaro California ol!enoive •. A,..r Tllai~Hitml Uhllndr, Min 96 713 37 108 .290 tackle, r......,red from recent Carew, Min 69 260 30 75 .288 lmee '""IIOI'Y, balked 81 eigelng &nlth, Bos 94 338 49 95 ,281 an earlier coatract beeause lhe F.Hwd, Wash 92 343 44 96 .280 terms ware too low. ' Yatnold, Bol91 296 51 83 .2811 Horton, Dot 89 306 45 84 .275 White, NY 93 336 53 92 .274 CROW'·S ' I STEAK HOUSE 'I' • Leaders SANDWic:tl. , .... Home Runs National Leapo: MeCovey, Glanla 24; Allen, Philo 20; H. Aaron, Breves and Hart, Glanta 29; &argell, Pirates 18. American League; F, Hnward, son.tors 28; Horton, Tlgaro 23; Harrelson, Red SOx 22; Jackaon. A's 17: Oliva, Twin1 8Dd POwell, Orioles 16, Runs Batted In Natlmal League; McCovOIY, Giants 63; Hart, Giants S8j Perez, Redo 57; Allen, Phlla 55; Banko CUbs and Shamon, Carde 54, . AIJW'Ican League; ~ 72; F. ators •70·• Powell• Northup, Tlgora 59; Ollva, Twins 55, Pitching National League; Mariehal, GIants 18-4; Regan, CubsandBlaas, Plratoo 8~; Washburn, Carda 9..'l; Glboon, Carda 13-.5. American Lea8Ue: McLain, TIgers 19-3; Wright, Angola. 1~; Tlant, Indiana, 16~· 1m & Y11 Z.141t Y1l11-lmtl C.n Ford LTD 4 Dr. H.T. . .... . . . .. i®i,#..;~fffl~t;·~~~le: !Wer- . mterMiF/ i. . • . . . . . ·. 63 Oldt 88 Holiday Sedan ... . . . $1095 blu& White oyer , burgundy, burgundy vinyl int., V-8 auto .. P.B., P.S., air-conditioning. " .. " $2195 C.reen with green J.raeriar, V..S eJWine, auto. tr.ua.., IDII power steering. , 63 Dodg1 2 Door . . . . . . deal 10.0 records last year. Geme director Jim Robln1011 amouneed Iiiii ticket sales ran ahead of any of the prev!oua 22 years ot the clasalc. Some 9,000 tickets have been sold to date. Qlarterbacka for lho South squad Which leeds u.e In the series which featured two tie· gamea, were Dave COrsi, Steubenv!Ue; Mike Holzman, Colerain and Joho Motil, Columbus Watter11111. North ..,arterbacks were Lou An&vlo, YOOillllto1m Chaney and Dorn Lamke, CleYeland South. .. . . .. $195i Sb: cyL, auto. traa.._ , ,tJOirer steeriJW,. ReiUy atce ODI & this low price. 62 Cadillac H. T. Coupe .. . ... . . $1195 Full P'"'er equljlmont, raAilo, t1n1ec1 - "• and atr-eondltloning. ' - "Yoifil Like Our Quality Way of Doing BllliMa" KARR, &VAN ZANDT GMAC FINANCING 992-5342 town? -e. ao ~ , jllleh !I lOW price? S.. IIKftett dif"" It , ., NEW CHAMPION TIRES .....a.,..u .•• ............ a.k,... ............... ........ HltiMII 1 ? '"' . . . . l.t!O., ..... l . .. ~. :SMITH IJIId triumph. TIRE SALE . ....,.. e.._ tiMII!odetiWow.... ·~· .'. ' ' rJ,. - where your dollar bUys MILES more . ., o. AUTO SALES - • Ph. " 650 X 13 WHITE STIIPI 775 X 14 WHITE 51111'1 ..... iftiWIII • - , . . . . - ~ .............. Iaiii . . . . . . . ..... .. .-tiL 111.11, ""' ....., .... IJ ...... M'll ~flllll'll ..... llln'ltt " " " ' - ..... o. tl.M• ., IIIII o. rw 82$ x 14 WHITE STtllll 855 x 14 WHITE STRIPI 815 x- 15 WHITE STRIPE 845 X 15 WHITE STRIPE 11LII.8J . . .•IUL""' ..... ..... ..._,,.._ .,U. -. PMWII . . . . " - ' ila . •. lice~ in the U.S. Civil Servlcti were abolished. The return of prosperity undet the lmpetua of the war in Europe led to a dramatic eyeball· to~yeball coqfrontation between Negro and white leadership In 1941. A. Philip Randolph, rounder and president of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Portus, threatened a march by 100,000 Neeroes on Washlngt011 In July unless the government banned dlacrirninaUon In del~nBO Industries and the armed services. Ctn~ vmced that Ranclolph meant what he said ROOJevelt yielded and i11ued' .,n executive order, and later utabllshed a Fair Employ· mer.! Practice• Commlllee. More than a million Negroes served In the armed forces during World War II, chlefty In labor and transportation lfattalions (the famous "Red 11a11 Express" alter the Norm. • andy breakthrough was a .predomhtately N'eiJ'O ' •peraUon.) But combat ooUits like the all· D. ltoos~· NeRrO 3:12nd Fighter Group in Southern Europe . Jlrai:!-- · turned ut e~templary peorformances. FUU. 4 PLY NYlON .. . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . $17.95 . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . .. . . . $19.95 ... . .. ........ ... . . . ' . . $21.95 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $23.95 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $21.95 ' . .. . . . . . $23.95 . ' ' . ' ' • + 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 I 0 FIRESTONE "500" a1d DELUXE FIRESTONE . ,SPf.CIAL PRICED IN SIZES '• I 82$d4"'SOO. "). · · ·· ' l . ' ·---------':.---------.29.95 . • ·\- ., 1 -845115 . I'·' '' I . ~ • ',. • ' ..f' I I i "' 1 I '1 I • �' ' ' ' ··~ ' ;'! I ' .' ' . ' ' '. \ .'· -~ 3 - The DaiJ,y s.ntlnel, Pomeroy-Middlaport, 0., F\'klay, July 26, lt68' ~Cards, · Gihs~n <Win . Agilllr • I phla Ph!Hie~ ~;., ~e t\Jl-.1!111 ll\nln.cll.' "ti ouall.l' I 1101 lhat lllnll In th •~ • . IIob Gibson• a acliing arm may • process his ot ache Jn, tj1e sixth or seventh l1tl . be enshrined . ~· ........ earned rim average to a tmms. Tonigh~ It came while I "'"' -.... minlac:ule 0.957. na atill warmtng up In lhe ~ arthritic . elbow In 1be •owest reoorded ERA In bullJ!011 •.H basebal1'a mndlcal hall of ramo. 1.. ·.J(,oU!ax oatabllahed some r1 · modem history ,., U!l aet b7 ~ . mo.s t remarlolb .· , le pltc••-~ Ford Sclupp ot New Yodlln 140 ' .~.. lllnlnga of the 1916 .... _ lind • ill' JOE GERGEN :;:. . UP! ~riB Wrller "'"T<- Glbom, w11o hoan't lOa olnee i.lay ll8, pitched his 12th llralllht complete pma, atruc:k Replaces Wooten ;}0,000 Expected To . View Bengals Battle AN JNNOV ATION IN 11IIS YEAR'S CAJdP Is Instruction In arcberjl with Mr. and Mrs. EuInstructors, On the firing line are, left to right, Cindy Domlgan, Pnmeroy Route 3; Mrs. McKinney, Scott _McKinney, Barbara Anthony, Middleport, and Cindy ~ngler, Pomeroy. Hoy lo back the targeto was donated by Floyd Webe<, of near Long Bottom. . . ' =~===~:::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::!::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::~=::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;::~:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~:;:::::::::::-:-;.::::::::::::;:s: . 225 Attend Day Camp ill' United ·Preis' rDttmattonai American~ ; · P~. GB Detroit , , , • , ,IJ 71 .1122 Baltimore , .•• 54 41 .568 · 5% Cleveland . • , .55 44 .556 6'h Booton ... ' ' .49 45 ,621 10 Oakland ' • ' ' .48 49 .495 12\1 Calllornla , . , 47 50 ,486 13\1 Mlmesota . . . 47 50 .485 13\1 New York .. . 44 49 .473 14\1 Chlca&Q . . .. 40 54 .426 19 Washington . , , 34 60 .362 25 ' Tlureday' a Reaults Detroit 4 Washington I Night, ramo called 6\llnnlnga rain Only game scheduled Today'o Probable Pitchers All Times EDT MIMesota (Kaat 7.6) at Oaldand (llobom 7-10) 10:30 p.m. Chlca&Q (Horlen 7.6) a1 California (Wrillht 7~) 11 p.m. New York (Stottlomyre 12.1) at Cleveland (McDowell 10-8) 7:30 p.m. Boelon (EIIsworthll-5)a1Waah. inglon (Bertalna 4-1) 8:05 p.m. Detroit (Wilson 7-8) at Baltimore (Hardin 12-5) 8 p.m. Saturday's Games Minnesota at Oaldand, twlolllllht Chicago at Calllornla, n1glrt New York at Cleveland Boston at Washington Detroit at Baltimore, nlllht oul six to rslae his ......, lota1 to 145 and tied Lulo Tlant or the Cleveland Indlano for the major 1~ lead In l!lutouts. !Us atring olllooccesslvevlctorlea, .:~· In baseball amala despite the lowest among pilehetl Wt.o which boosted his record to 14-5, " ' painfUl dlaeaoe In his left worked 300 ur more Inn~ ;.. 1 tied a team record 181 by Ted · ~ and Glb"'11. tho whiplaSh 1.14 set by the great ' Walter, WOks In 1944 and loll him elllht ·rl$!>tollander of the St. Loula , John BOll or Washington. In 1913. shy of the major lel811e reoord Cardinals, Ia zeroing In m at Glb80D alrasdy has· hurled 188 for one ......, shared by T. J. i!asst .... oulotandlng achieve- !mingo this ........ Keefe and ~e Marfll8rd. both ment, sore um and all. Phenomenal Record 0( Now York, In the deed-ball , Glbaon breezed 1o his lith "M.Y arm ached . before the era. llralllht victory and elilhth "l'm Ured again." said the 32,,.~H•t gamehaa toni &hi. H CIOIIOeded Gil>son ,. ••_ ol the ... ..., Tluraday who allowed only two runs In year~d Gibson w11o ha4 two ~ by beating tho Phlladel- a phenomenal stretch ot 92 HmAM, Ol1lo (IJPD - Sec- dwbles, ,drove in a run and ond year man John Demario Is reached base In each ol his four eXpected to take the place or 11 bale. "II was kind or cloae the deported John Wooten II ou1 there toaiSht. Being m base left 811ard lor the Cleveland didn't make that much dlller. BroWI!a. once. 1 get tired l'roa) pitching, Domarte, who Is 6 root 3 and not from 1'lllllllng thebaaea." weighs 250 JICIWI(Is, worked at The victory enabled the Cards tho ~lion when tho Browna' 1o maintain their 12\1-came rookies acrimmaged with !he lead over the Atl8111a Bravea, WIT.MINGTON, Ohio (UPO seen. Plttoburllh Steelors lreshmen who beat the New York Mota tOalclala at Wilmlnglon College ID preperation for the rame, laat week, Previously he played 2. The Cincinnati Redo edpd illre hoped for the beat aa the coach Paul Brown )lUI his kick- ol!enslvo tackle. the Pittsburgh Pirates 2.0 1n the Clncinnetl Bengal a prepared for era to work. Dele Uvlnpton Demario, 22, was the Browns' only other Natlmal League a.lr t;iame..cmdltlon" . &crlm.. from Western Michigan and ai>tb rwnd choice In the 1967 ramo and the Detroit Tlgaro ll1lgo on Saturcloy. Rex Keeling from Samford Col- draft. He uw oemce at cOllier," . llldpped the Wallhlngton SenaA erowd of more than 10,000 lege practiced with their toes. ol!enslve 811ard, defouslve end lora 4-1 In .. American Lea&ile -clod In tho town of leas Brown said the two worked on and tackle at LGUialana State. sam• halted by rain after 6\1 Nstlonal Leasoe 9,ooo. 11 would be the big- place kicks for field pia and Woo!J!n and Rosa Fichtner •-•''-~· crowd the town ha4 ever extra points and would ba were placed on waivers by the · · - - · .,.._ Win St Lou! W, ~c-: ret. GB . • ....r• ' •••.. . 6534.657 ready for the "game." Bl'olms after a public feud aevJoe Spu-ma allowed only one Atlanla , ... , .52 t6 .531 12lh The four which worked m re- oral weeka ago, Both became hit, a line single by Paul Cinchmatl . . .. 48 45 .516 It turning kh:ko from Ltvlnpton free apnta Mooday when "' eaeanova in the foorth Inning Sen Fran , , , , .49 49 .500 15\1 and Keeling were Eaaex John-· other NatiOIIII Football Leaaue and an unearned run In the ftrst Chicago . . , , .49 50 .495 16 11011, Monk Williams, ChariOIY team picked IIJ) the waivers. and Jim Northrop b1a8ted his PhUadelphla .. 46 49 .484 17 King and Warron McVea. Fichtner, a Yeteran defenalve 14th and 15th homers aa the Plttsburllh . . . 45 51 .469 18\1 The Benpla, the newell team back, has ~ joined the New Ttgors' hiked their AL lead to Now York , . • .47 54 .465 19 IIi lite American F6otball Orleans Saintli and Is working ~ pmes over the Idle Los Angeles , .44 54 .449 20\\ IUPON RiGUESTI Lea8Ue, amounced their ftrlll : •• ~~-NFL team's Sen Dle&Q tlmore Orioles. 1be two Houelon . . . . .43 56 .434 22 a,, """'' Good Cloontrit cut In BeVeral days. Rookie ~~... camp. s at.art a three-came series Thureday's Reaulta defonolve tackle Sieve HanraWooten, wbo hu deellnedcom- tonight In Baltimore. Northrup's Atlanta 4 New York 2, nillht hao, from Weber State Ill Og- meat on the altoation for the homers accounted for three Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh o, nillht den, utah, was placed .., wat- last w e o k, has placed his 1'0111 In the rame, which was St. LGUis 5 Phlla o, nillht vera. Benpla' o!ficialo said he problema In the hands ot an delayed for an boor before Ooly sam•• scheWied lacked speed. atlornOIY, Carl Character, and being called, Todoy's l'robable Pitchers lnauroncoman Arnold l'lnkne7. Joe Torre's first home run In All Times EDT INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Pinkney wea an edviaer lo 31 games, a three-<IIII blalll Los Angeles (Singer 6-10) at By United Pren inlernatimal Leroy Kelly during his long which climaxed a foor-<IIII .Chlca&Q (Hands 10-5) 2:15 p.m. W L Pet GB contract food with the Browns, si>th, lilted tho Braves over the Clnelnnatl (Cloninger 2-5) at •I, Toledo 54 45 ,545 Mots. All ot Atainla'o 1111i.1 were New York (Kooaman 13-5) 8 p. A.l It T• hiiq 11eo1 Jaekaonv!Uo 49 46 .516 3 unearned as the roault or Ed m. ""'muooular- 01 ,... · - Columbua 47 45 .511 3lh Charles' two..ut error on Felix Sen Francisco (Sadecld 9-11) " " - · - - · llloUJd Rocheater 49 47 .510 3lh Millan' a groondero. at Houston (Lemasler 8-10) 8;30 ::!.:~ dJ:.·-~ ~ S)Tacuse · 47 46 .505 4 Don Pavletich, who talled to p.m. ........ , ............,... Loulavlllo 45 50 .480 6 · 0 NFLhlt safely against Plttsburllhall St. LGUis(Brllosll-7andNelll!r._~onuJt UUl '"' tiuft'ecL ......,.. ""'"''"'" UDlQue ,.,_ Bul!lllo 41 50 .t80 6 last season, stroked s run • ..., 1-1) at PIIIIOOrgh ' (Blaaa ~s.~ ~~~·_,,·•s :.s~:l'nrn -- .. · : "';'. ~:. ~..,....~_:r, .-,.~~ng~. during • two-1'1111 so:~ and Bunning t-11) 1; 6:05 .... fliil'GI . tming " the '·!led• p.m. u. """""' recorded their alxth atralllht Atlanta (P•~•a 5-7 and JohoINOl. ' ~ . , _ _ _ Columbus 4 Louisville 2 win. son 5-5) at Philadelphia (James 01 _.. fUio,- - • - 411 Jackaonvllle 10 Richmond 6 CltJUILESTON, W, Va. (IJPD ::::::::::::::::::~~;:;:,~:=:>;:;,:::::::~~~;:;.~~:~:i::::::~, 3..'l and Wioe 6-7} 2, 6:05 p.m. Only pmes acholld~ - Representatives of tho ob: Seturday'a Gomes teamo In the Atlantic Dlvlaloo All oummor league baseball Los Angeles at Chicago ,. or lhe Continental ProfesoiOQai and -.11 activities were St. LGUia at Plttsburp Football Leaaue v - Thurowaohed out In the Old Fr<~~eh Clnclmati at New York, Dight day to adopt National Football Cit¥ and Bend oreas Thurs- Atlanta at Phlls, night ' IM8Ue playing rules with one cloy evening. Tonlllht'a K.rger Sen Fran a1 Houston, nlllht exCIJIIIIon, Creek toumam.n will be re\ The ee n e r a 1 IIIIDB&I!ra. sumed, weather permitting. coaches and . other team otllcTonillht'• ram•• at K.raer lala ware here 1o 811 over plana Creek pit Pt. Pleasant CIQfor tbe upcoming ......, wh!eh Ice and Fuel apinJt ·~awill be louncbed Aug. 31. cuse at 7, and Middleport's The coaches v - to carry Yankee• aplnot the Pl. Pleas. over from the ContiaonW ant Steelworkers at 8:30. Laaeae a provi.llon for Rldden ::::~::::::l*~::::*:o..::::-.:=::::::::±;::i~:::iz~:~:!::::::::: dealll .pla.yoft of all pmal Ued BOSTON (UPO- The Clov.. liter COJ!!P)etion of the fourth ·' land Indians the llrlll hal! or ,.,ur. the 1968 season drew more AtiiDie DlvlaiOII ~:~eeutive dithan 522,000 potrons, accordrector James P, Dum said lhe CANTON (IJPD - Practice team ol!lclals - lncludlnl rep. Ing to ligures released by AmeriCIII League Preaident . began today In the 23rd aJIIIIal resentallvea of the Cbarlollton Joe crontn h<ll'O. Hlsh School North - South AllRockets and the Ohio Vallo.\' Paid llllendanee at MuniciStar · football game aehecluled lr«uneel - went over rules and for Aug. 9 at Fawcati Stadium ' reviewed post history 0( the pal Stadium was 522,939, or 104,125 ahead of the 1967 here. CFL. Practice was limited 1o conproved one lhln8 In the pace. pall three ... lalla - thlt we ::::~:::::::::::::::::~::::::~:::::::::::::::;:::::~:::~::::::~::::::~ ditioning drUio as r~ed by tho NCAA which sanctlmed the play"', darned &I>Od football," ' . game, ht IIIII. "Y(e hoj)e to match Fight iteoolta The ooachlng atel! arrived ·Arw you • commllllr? or tMy running •• 111111a lbtM · the tootball with &QOd mercbanill' United Pre11 lillemational Tbursdoy lo beeln their prepardlalng and o4rnlnlotratklft IIIII Then Fllll'e new850Sedln lillie ctrtoryou.Brlelcl MINNEAPOU'!, Mlm. (IJPD ations for the game. lw.tyl Automatic ll'tlnamllllon or 4-on-thHioor, 111- lei lOB," be concluded. -Buster Moildo, 221\1, New Dick Haines, Dover, b . IYnChi'Omeah tranemlalon. Room lor 4 adulle plull~ the North _.t. Bill WUklns, 'J1IE DAILY SENTINF.I, York, stowed Jim PIVO'I'ED TO IN'I'IIIJI' or 2441'.. lllnn-u& ('/), .JOI.l!lggage. Hae a wonderfully efficient heldlng/-lil Shelby, commanded the NP'CI.HUOI'I AliA squad. Both coaches had ldenIICHiiD I. OWIM, PUII.all . ~/defi'OIIIng aytlem. Padded dUll and IUIIvllorl, dull c. . . ~._. 'ir,wlndlhleld waaher1, extl'tl·laroe hydraulic bNlM 11111 .......... fJtifb - ....., " n. Ollkl Yal.. MaliN.. ~. 111 -....e · 1 lnili)Y, many other aafety featuree are 1landlrd. 11 ... .......,. 0...46. . . . . . . . . . ,_.HWIU. Nwtll,._ttH&rr. ,ll1!dercoetlng, Where t111 C8lt Y,Ou qet IO.muoli oer tor JM... ,.W • ...... Demarie geoe McKinney u Standings ' w; L. -.. 2-Hour .· DRY QEANING The hWo hove beeo alive with swnda Girl Scoull make. It's cloy camp time again and in Meigs Counly this year, 225 Girl Scouts are attending the sessions ending lodoy at Camp Klasllull, near Chesler, Last year, """" 90 girls attended the camp. SERVICE Ai>Proxlmately 40 adult leaden are helping with the various phooes of lralnlng being given this year, The accompanying pholoa an some of that training. , THE CAMP IS NOT WITHOUT Its caaua!Ues; Hel'f, MrS: Ruth Powers, R. N., on duey throughoul the camp cho~ka the temperature of Melanie Skaggs who waan't r.0Ung up iO par. The phemmelal lncreaae iD attendaDCe llluatratea the increased numb;,r of girls lnvol ved in etrl scouting in this area; reminda all of us of the extra lood on volunteer edult advisors and of the qulle warming fact thet girls are Just Uke they used to be: they like the ollklf-dooro, t~ camp, 1o rough It and lo make new friends Ia the ltiD'..te socializing that Is part of eamplng, I ' WAKE Up TALSIS PERIS DONNA ~JNI ber oil W'l'lllilllllt belrW made thia year. of'h Mc,,l!'&fdla, Pcmeroy; Rachel HUIIIer, ~w ... · .\ ·- •• ( CFL AgreeS T Adopt :;u:: .. . . S.L.·-:._ . · !".:..~·-"',., ...... ·~. ":~:.!""arsd&Y ..·.' ·.,.2R.IUfti'-""~'-1te gu .,. la·ti ~.zo= ns--· · *""· • ,.. ""' ., ,.,., .. e . do "f.l,,_, All- Stars To Begin Drills, • MRS. MONNA LEE NEAL, MldcDeport, seated, UBOS ,I clrilllo IUuatnte to Debbie HunnoU, Pnmeroy, left seated, BOnior scout, and Ann Ohlbwer, atancHrw, Pomeroy cedet seoul, h01r 1o make holes in wooden pel'lliam.s which are bei~W: made durll8 the cllq). Tllt Aug. 9 JAN VANVRANKEN, POMEROY, UBOI a "drtp \'Ill'' to wash her hindi at one or the camp sites. Waiting In Uno, left lo right, are Marcia Cale, Middleport; Mepn MWer, Middleport, and TUuule Martin, Rulland. All or the lb'll are brolmies. · FIAT850SEDAN ' f ••we ·ci,nein'4!lti Tops \ • . / , ·' ~·,;: (>.,;."' \ -.. Pit~burgh, 2-0 ed -r: . . . . . Lao The ftedl IIIOYo I IIJill ~,11"!' NEW YORK (IJPD - "II fourth atralilht hll of! Maur.Y Yon for a -~ ,....., came alive," said DGn PlY• WDlo' glove that for a 'lllth !lie IIUI!JII. ll!lllilhtletlch after he llrolled a ron- doWJt, acoring Helms. T0111 Cloninger ·( M) _,. the ai:oriag single In the !oarth lm- • Helma we1 the hitting alar · 'bOd tu at.art tor the i\14,1..,.,.._ ing o1 the Clnclnnati-PIItll>urllh for the wlmero aa he collected II JOlT)' KoOiman . (13-$)· for pma that gave the Reds a lhreo hits. Pavletlch and Car- the lllela. h: win. donas each ha4 two as George ~,.-.__ _..,__.,;,....;·- Pavletlcb, who failed to hit Calver and Clay Carroll COIIIo aafely against Plttaburllh last blned to blank the · Pirates "" seai!Dl1, psced tho Redo to a 13 hils. 2.0 win for their alxtb otralsht Bob Vsale went down to his triumph. tenth loaa In 18 decisions. Pavletlch, who had gone 0~1 The Plratea had a scoring against 1110 Pirates, singled to threat In the ftrst imln8 when drive In the ftrat Redo' acoring Johm.y Bench. Leo Car~a Briefs denas then bounced tho Reds' Ill' United Press International BIIENOS AIRES (tJPI>-- A acheduled Aug. 3, 1111111 between Bonae of tMArgentine heavywelfllll chamNational League pion Oocar Bonavena and Laotia Faluliou• · Martin of Toledo, Ohio, na G AB R. H. Pet. Alou, Pit 85 303 2.6 102 .337 cancaled "I;hureday. Rosa, Cln 81 331 56 109 .329 Both principals ha4 reasms . Johnoon, Cln91 383 5i 121 .316 for not yolng through with the Flood, St.L 97 405 57 126 .311 bouL Merlin haa other coatracHaller, LA 90 304 19 94 .309 tual eommlttmeota and BonaveHelml, Cln 83 338 23 104 .308 na has an Injured arm whleh he Staub, Hou 98 369 36 113 .306 lurt after beating Zora Folley Millan, Alia 86 325 29 96 .295 hare three weeko ago, Grote, NY 85 279 22 62 .294 McCOY)', !F 83 295 49 86 .292 LATROBE, Pa. (IJPI>-- Mike American Lea&ue Taylor, Plttaburllh'• ftrlll dralt G. AR R. H. Pet. cbolce, agreed to terms with the Mondoy, Oak84 274 34 84 .307 Steelers Tlureday. Orderly,._. Olipo, Min 97 360 45 105 .292 Tho 6.foot-4, 245iJOUD<I former Harrlsn, Boo 83 293 47 85 .290 Southaro California ol!enoive •. A,..r Tllai~Hitml Uhllndr, Min 96 713 37 108 .290 tackle, r......,red from recent Carew, Min 69 260 30 75 .288 lmee '""IIOI'Y, balked 81 eigelng &nlth, Bos 94 338 49 95 ,281 an earlier coatract beeause lhe F.Hwd, Wash 92 343 44 96 .280 terms ware too low. ' Yatnold, Bol91 296 51 83 .2811 Horton, Dot 89 306 45 84 .275 White, NY 93 336 53 92 .274 CROW'·S ' I STEAK HOUSE 'I' • Leaders SANDWic:tl. , .... Home Runs National Leapo: MeCovey, Glanla 24; Allen, Philo 20; H. Aaron, Breves and Hart, Glanta 29; &argell, Pirates 18. American League; F, Hnward, son.tors 28; Horton, Tlgaro 23; Harrelson, Red SOx 22; Jackaon. A's 17: Oliva, Twin1 8Dd POwell, Orioles 16, Runs Batted In Natlmal League; McCovOIY, Giants 63; Hart, Giants S8j Perez, Redo 57; Allen, Phlla 55; Banko CUbs and Shamon, Carde 54, . AIJW'Ican League; ~ 72; F. ators •70·• Powell• Northup, Tlgora 59; Ollva, Twins 55, Pitching National League; Mariehal, GIants 18-4; Regan, CubsandBlaas, Plratoo 8~; Washburn, Carda 9..'l; Glboon, Carda 13-.5. American Lea8Ue: McLain, TIgers 19-3; Wright, Angola. 1~; Tlant, Indiana, 16~· 1m & Y11 Z.141t Y1l11-lmtl C.n Ford LTD 4 Dr. H.T. . .... . . . .. i®i,#..;~fffl~t;·~~~le: !Wer- . mterMiF/ i. . • . . . . . ·. 63 Oldt 88 Holiday Sedan ... . . . $1095 blu& White oyer , burgundy, burgundy vinyl int., V-8 auto .. P.B., P.S., air-conditioning. " .. " $2195 C.reen with green J.raeriar, V..S eJWine, auto. tr.ua.., IDII power steering. , 63 Dodg1 2 Door . . . . . . deal 10.0 records last year. Geme director Jim Robln1011 amouneed Iiiii ticket sales ran ahead of any of the prev!oua 22 years ot the clasalc. Some 9,000 tickets have been sold to date. Qlarterbacka for lho South squad Which leeds u.e In the series which featured two tie· gamea, were Dave COrsi, Steubenv!Ue; Mike Holzman, Colerain and Joho Motil, Columbus Watter11111. North ..,arterbacks were Lou An&vlo, YOOillllto1m Chaney and Dorn Lamke, CleYeland South. .. . . .. $195i Sb: cyL, auto. traa.._ , ,tJOirer steeriJW,. ReiUy atce ODI & this low price. 62 Cadillac H. T. Coupe .. . ... . . $1195 Full P'"'er equljlmont, raAilo, t1n1ec1 - "• and atr-eondltloning. ' - "Yoifil Like Our Quality Way of Doing BllliMa" KARR, &VAN ZANDT GMAC FINANCING 992-5342 town? -e. ao ~ , jllleh !I lOW price? S.. IIKftett dif"" It , ., NEW CHAMPION TIRES .....a.,..u .•• ............ a.k,... ............... ........ HltiMII 1 ? '"' . . . . l.t!O., ..... l . .. ~. :SMITH IJIId triumph. TIRE SALE . ....,.. e.._ tiMII!odetiWow.... ·~· .'. ' ' rJ,. - where your dollar bUys MILES more . ., o. AUTO SALES - • Ph. " 650 X 13 WHITE STIIPI 775 X 14 WHITE 51111'1 ..... iftiWIII • - , . . . . - ~ .............. Iaiii . . . . . . . ..... .. .-tiL 111.11, ""' ....., .... IJ ...... M'll ~flllll'll ..... llln'ltt " " " ' - ..... o. tl.M• ., IIIII o. rw 82$ x 14 WHITE STtllll 855 x 14 WHITE STRIPI 815 x- 15 WHITE STRIPE 845 X 15 WHITE STRIPE 11LII.8J . . .•IUL""' ..... ..... ..._,,.._ .,U. -. PMWII . . . . " - ' ila . •. lice~ in the U.S. Civil Servlcti were abolished. The return of prosperity undet the lmpetua of the war in Europe led to a dramatic eyeball· to~yeball coqfrontation between Negro and white leadership In 1941. A. Philip Randolph, rounder and president of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Portus, threatened a march by 100,000 Neeroes on Washlngt011 In July unless the government banned dlacrirninaUon In del~nBO Industries and the armed services. Ctn~ vmced that Ranclolph meant what he said ROOJevelt yielded and i11ued' .,n executive order, and later utabllshed a Fair Employ· mer.! Practice• Commlllee. More than a million Negroes served In the armed forces during World War II, chlefty In labor and transportation lfattalions (the famous "Red 11a11 Express" alter the Norm. • andy breakthrough was a .predomhtately N'eiJ'O ' •peraUon.) But combat ooUits like the all· D. ltoos~· NeRrO 3:12nd Fighter Group in Southern Europe . Jlrai:!-- · turned ut e~templary peorformances. FUU. 4 PLY NYlON .. . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . $17.95 . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . .. . . . $19.95 ... . .. ........ ... . . . ' . . $21.95 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $23.95 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $21.95 ' . .. . . . . . $23.95 . ' ' . ' ' • + 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 I 0 FIRESTONE "500" a1d DELUXE FIRESTONE . ,SPf.CIAL PRICED IN SIZES '• I 82$d4"'SOO. "). · · ·· ' l . ' ·---------':.---------.29.95 . • ·\- ., 1 -845115 . I'·' '' I . ~ • ',. • ' ..f' I I i "' 1 I '1 I • �... , 1' ' ' ' ... .,.. , / ~ .' \ ~ - ~~~:~. ~!;~ PomerQ)'-M~~epor~ . J :· ,I, · II Waa followell by the declln; s~nce Tl>Om at MillO~""""""'' :,,'of Swedish po~er_ and th: '.'Dayton, .a · reUr.e!farii\Ymrie, ··.,growth of Ru""'n lnnu~nce. was .planned tor her Aug:'libirth,' II) European civltjzatioit.· , dl,Ji Wilen the Pa.st ~residents of ' - In 1118!1, an English lord bag'-ed ·J,oro, _grouse In one Pomtl'Q)' ·~',·t ' .: .· 'Fr · ~$···;r ~;"'•','·.·~ Bible days shooting In Yorkshire, accQ1'dlng l.o !he Encyclopaeby slngoro dia Britannica. -!'f> ·l I ~. ··, · o.. I W, VL He • W~bsler POfl 391 ,W.rlean1A- \ .;:; ci~Jill!tWednelldiYnlgllt. j; ,:, • Qf~en 1· ' r1 :·:· . r.tr::: ' . ·.•. t' .' c. f· ·d ;; '· .:. '. t ·Ra- Hellder1011 ·lo' l"'~r allllelocill apeak at dolreh. .servlee . ,\ ,· . . . ' ' r. Fr~,- July 2e, 1988 . ' , t·=·rfo·=·~·=·='=·=·5=·=·='=~'N~' ' 'l''''l''' ' ' ' ' ' '~;:; . M~Sgf ~Rt;$e :,' .: ~Ptfst' firr: "'~rs ~ ' ''Pfter the Great ur Hussia s·h ·D/i:-.; ed·,·-n · Au'eu·,'sr•.'. ,~ •, 'j~; s· t\l f.l · :~:1 ~ ~\ ':i ·....~' '•; ·p~ "~ ~i'A-1'"'::. ' . ·,,.f'~•t~evidoraqhede~l•ive . '.!ower:r . ....nn , ;· ·. ' " '· ,.,..ctn , : ; : , . ·,:, :, ;:,". ·· i; ~:, ..•,,._ .• ,.,,~·· · ~~ ~~ 'uattte of ,' Poltava dereaHn11 · •· ··' ~ ' ,. . . . i . ' ~; V M! H ' ti?:J•· .1;. ~~;:~ ~ t •>;the ·Swedish fjn·ces. Poltav:l A handkerchief oh!lll'tt ~"~~ . the Ladle' Auxllijry •,or I;!)lew , '(: , ' : ~ , .' . • :;; · : . . OOQf~.(Q fl ..... :,___. -~ ''' · '· . ·,., ,. ·:l'l d. ,, .•" "'"'·-·•• ~:. '!toaW>!l, ~~.t, bi., Fdtlt.)', J~ 28, IP"• t:t~;ml•lh~.~ied. ii. ~ ... ~ ·lerri~·1illl ~.Mit ""'11" ~ • ·'t!!o; 18J- Cl11li v. - ' . ,r . r · I 1) 1 '1· . •; . ·. 1 )'(\ i' Family· Pi¢rfiC · .·. ' ' P ·;' •• • 1• e .6:1Qtd Je · ',. the, !""elilii, loiJO!Ied • e&ok' . , "" ;:: · ;_~Jill ~ 0111~• o1 Illout h!>BtA>cl by Mrll. OWen Wat10n • . . . .. , . . ~ ·, """"" at tlie llcbert Roolah inlier<FRIDAY . A familY Plellic WU · bela at ~ ~rlellll ._..., POll 802 on the waioon tarm. ·Mi-s. ~nell "TOWN AM> Counlr7 Store" ....the Jlo,lptt Par~ ho_n orhiiJ-• ~ held TINrildiY,,Ju!J 18 with P1MeU preoldent. Membon gave Frldv IIICI Siturday, next door L Rose, Jr., who racOitlr •re- Dlfl' LlniZ• flrat_;:•• ~ the Lo!'d's Prlo)'er ll1d thepladge to Earl's _llarbe~ !llop, Racine, tu)'lltd an.t 20 . Year• ,with the 'I' .ot the~ llrlct, to the tlag In unlaon. 9 Lm. to 5 p.m.; ~IOnd by U.s.A,F, ·, .. all.llbJJ.I'III·• · . ' Pla,ns were dtseusoed lor the HIIIW!Iullloril Cl•••oUI~clne M:-BII: 110~ "~ ' itaiiMed. ln .,>f~~..Wl~ ;•ere ~· R.HDI, nriual Legion plenic to be hold on Metf!l>dlol Clll~ch. , .. atates'ln,~ !J•4-,\,, Trfl1011, ~· - ~I'Ciflk• Slo)'rt, f11'11 · A., 25 it the Kyger Creek EmM'DlDLEIIonT WCTU annuli · 11an11 , .,~;, 'l'bll!lelld• ~· . ~co ••nnmlljder; !!!mer Plc~PIO)'es Club.ltwos&IIIIOUIICe4that' Jlicnle, Mld<Jitl"'" _Roadside ol. the~ P"l!lllt.W.tre· ~· !'!'~-- oe"'JJd .Yiee eom~, the AIW- 28 me,ti"i WID be beJel Park, next to JXI,t oJIIee, Friday, and Mrl. J~l .~;~f.'.~M!"- ~' :v~.:,.::~ ~ot the home of Mra. OsbyMal;tln. 6 p.m. Open to l"!!>lle. ell', Falrri~, ~~··· Mr, (nd Vfr&!<! 1!\!Uih Sci ·at · . Following the e!)Okwt .,:,,.,. OUTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL.danee Jofrl. 'l1lollias Rose,, .Wea, ~ - -·- . · ' " .um:·SUta bers were taken boot rides on the part,y Frldlo)' !tom 9 .to U p.m. 111C1 Patey, Akrtln; . Mr. .,,dlo!l•o, ;1~ U::!..sto N.r' Ohio River b)' Robert Rwsh. AI at the l'omel'Q)' ·t emll eourL The Dona Villi~, llavld ond.~. "C"" .,_ " the ouU!ll wer~ Mrs. !oWme Ja,ya will emeoelho donee-- Belpr~; Mi', ond. MJ't,'G.(), Roed, rio, pve _their r~:;. 'l'hf¥ Holmes, Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr,. Olll'edbytheMel&oMI!IoticAsan. Mr. ond Mr~. Glen.RoedaJ¥lfem- ~ .=...,DIIIIO!Idild proMrs. catherine Welsh, Mrs. SATURDAY .111. COOtvJ_IIo; Mr, ·llnil Mro. Rob- ~ · • George Bearhs, Mrs. G·e or g e I\IIDDLEl'ORT UUie ,Leape ·ert Raed. ond folhill, M.l!rlotta. ' U.ekett, Sr., Mrs. J. M. Thor~>- 1111011 oor 8 ' toen Saturdlo)' IIICI -Mr. and 'Mro, Ernest Rulli, Mrs. PO)teU, Mrs. George from 9 to 12 p.m. at tho Mid- Mra. _AIIce Foutqo, ond Mr. ond . ..C.,...... Mowe~, Mrs. Paul caacl, Mrs. dleport eo11111111111l;y i>lll'k. The Mro: Jamee L Rooe, Sr., ReedsUllb~ .(IJ'IIve • · Mozart, tile gre_at cqmposer. Gerlld Wlljl~rmuth, Mrs. 0 I a n . Ja,yo will ..,.,;,, VIlle. Kni~~Jp, tbe hoate11, and Mr. and ICE CREAM . So~, Buban Jlooe will w emp1OJed by the was i>¥rled )n a c 0 m m 0 n Pratt & Wbl.... co In Hart- "inial grounh e- e rv e d for .. · · • .., · ·• ~aupen. 'l'bli jtlqlet plllce. of . Mrs. Roosh llld their daughter, firehouse, -~ wl1h oerving _Nancy. · ·. ' lb.belln'at .~:30 p.ln. . · fOrd, conn.. upon hie return to his Interment Is Ullknown. · ' . . ICE CREAM &x!lal be........ Malate~-·· . Ice ~ llld cake In honor OWer II a.m. Saturdlo)' In aflo COIICII- of the j,i~•-· 1 Tllornlo J .. '• tJoned !ellowohlp hall at $1. Paul · · . vu""" 0 ' ·LUtheran C h u r c h, POmiroy. Rose, was served with tho J)lcRornemade Ice cream, J)leo and nle - r . · Cal<ea. ---:': SEI!=VI""c=E-=cun = T::-:A=n.-=m = -POBilnaiter Cleland amoune. ~AY _ UNITED METHODISI' Charga ed todaJ 1¥ certain cluu!gea In eonslstlng of ilfl:aeuoe, Mtn,rs- llle jiOatli service In Raelne Will A bridal shower wu held at .Ute and Foreat Run Cblrehes, beCOI!II> olfecllve So!Urdlo)', July Bachtel Church by the Mission- charge dinner &mday belllnnlng '¥1 and eodi Saturda,y thereafter ary &x:lep there for Mr1. Jion. at 12:30 p.m. at lilddeo Lakeo. until amejlded or reoclnded, SQIurdv wlildow oervlco will be ·no (Skip) MOler, dauahter or Swimming In alternoon. !tom 8 a.m. until 9 a,m. and Mr. and Mrt. Donald 0, Roush, MONDAY Letart ·R l, 'W, Va, SPECIAL MEETING Women's will be lor tho JIUI'I)Oae ·of de· AiAnci!J,. were Alma Triplet!, Golf Assn., 7:30 p.m. Monda,y llvering niall regularly iddres.s· ed to ''genel-al delivery'' patrons Catherine Goodwin, Laura El- at the club house. and to haild out mall ~bUsiness \lOti. Barbara Roush, Opal Mul!oid, Julia and VIckie Morrlo, TENT 95, Daugllt•ro of Union !Irma wliooe maD Ia rogulorl,y Nettie Boyer, Jeaste Bowers, Veterans picnic, home of Mrs. handled In IIIIo manner. Vlrilnla Hl2eletl, Thelma Rolt- Pearl Reynolds, Middleport, 6:mlre, Maq Roulh andtvaRouoh. 30- J>.m. Bring a <mered dloh. Charlotte Roush, Neva Zerkle, TUESDAY Norma ~all, Louloe Roulh, The!MOTHER.J>AUGHTER ba""'ol ,rna Rouah, Charlotte Wren, Lin- at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, 10dal de Smith, Helen Elias, Ulllan r o o m o! Rutland MethodiBI Durable baked en1111el fmish . Cap Fltzgarald, :lfiYls Coleman, Mil- ChUrch; OOerlng !or dlmer to JOHMSOH end construction. Fulllenath hin· drod van Meter and Phyllis help on IIUrchaoe of eai'JIO(ing p.8''"~"K Scott. for the ehurch bought by the i6". Re1o 6.49 Juanlte and Kathy Roush, Rita, Adult Class. Rhonda and Loutae Brabham, .fJ Confidentially The wi.ftt way tO ·~ • diJIY)ond rilla is to rely Of\~ good tlste .. ,..and kxJk for th'e fll!'\8 ·''K~b"' .. the ring and .on the tag. oym d:,. & Motor Lodge · N1rth Gil lt. 62 . . . hint PIMI.. nt, \VIP VJriiM• Social News En jo~ bawltll!t ""d ...... IIYiftCII for a trflght, W....... ., WHk ot We1t Virginia '• New"t and ~'" I!IDIIem h - r lofte • • • It Trvt HOliPAY i• ..,1., a fe.., mil• a-y •• • DIIMI In fM ~.~~~~ undw file - D'cr room o11d Club In lht Storlight rOOII'I both ta.c . live In lu~urlou1 '""'" ICICh with on ""1.11u.l dlccar · • · Swim . . . Golf . . . tnloy liM at PleaMnl Polllt l ..ort • · • Prlt .. 1rorT P ..50 •inglt, Sll-"'0 doublt · .• 1 Air !!llrlp FteiiiUtt I Tet~ftil Calrh Dam• 1 Golf Coant Prhllt~ 1 1 OlrNpic Swlmninl' Poel • Wadlnt: Pool for Yoanptn• I Clab a G01r•M I..Uarant c.... ntlea F Ul ,_ ae t - Mustc [Qr your listening and da,nclrt:: pleasure Thurs., Fri. and SaL evenings. · · '717'.s' Rugged Cutterhead Keep's You tChopping Fine-.4lwayw! Jets Trip ' Louisville coi:.\JMBVS (i)po _,_ J_Giin~, sabbath Sehool attendance at the Free Methodist Chureh oo July 21 was 95. O!l'ering was oar wio a ~aro for 1110 CCiumlilio Jell ~odl,y. -· · . $20.14. GeiiiU' pltehed aiol hit hh wa,y 1\lr, Seott White of YQIIIlgstown reeently eaDed on ll'lends here. to 1 4o2 llletoey over th,e Louls, , 1· . Mr. llld Mra. Fritz Stahl of vWe Colonels here. ~~~a, .lbo Jots ·are not tlitlllfih New Marshfteld and Mr. and Mrs. Mark stahl, Slocluiale, vls- with the Coloaels. Tilt tiro~· ltA>cl recently with Mr. llld Mrs. mme Into LoaloYIUe todaT to start a four..pme• aeries lifer. Norman Sehaeler. Amanda Eastman recently call- hoving . compiotA>cl 1 ihr._,.e . series here. ed on Cora Renshaw, The Jell scored lingle ta!llaa Mr. and Mrs. A G. Preston of Huntington vlsltA>cl Sunday with In eaeh of the mldcDelnnlnl• third, , tourth, flflh and olxih. Dora Halley. Tho Colonolo, 1101 their. t.w.o . Mr. llld Mrs. Charley Brown runs· ID a bunch In a llflh. Galeil of Gallipolis apent an eveni"i witll her mother, Cora Renshaw. CisCo,' starter for the CoiCII'Iiela. Mr. m;l Mrs. Hannon Fox re-- took the Joss. cently apent a weekend at their ALLIS-CHALMERS TRACtORS ' ·.. Feeels Seeds , ,. ·Fertilizer -i . '· BOGGS EQUIPMENT ,(0. Your.AIIlo.Cholllorl' O..lor Choice of many mQilern homemakers is the popular 33" x 22" .doubl~ bo.wl style 'sink. It'S underc~led- to deaden sourid.' Self-rlmm~d for easy mstallaUon. Shewn here with the convenient ~insle l!lver faucet and aerator, spray attachment and baSket strainers. ( Sugar ·Run ·Ffdur Mii~s:.',' · SALES .. PARTS- SERVICE FOR FARhlhl INDUSTRIAL EQUIP. ,.... 992-211$ i · MUlberry , .. Ave. TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO - itom,roy. . ., Olikl -, ' :·. ' ., < • E.-.. . Mr. Roy HoweU spent a weekend here with his flmtly, . \ Sweepstakes Trophy PHILCO ·BIG SCREEN TABLE COLOR TV Will Be Awarded POMEROY . .'N ;;;_ .;·, , 1, ftre 'iiOiore . ... ,, , , ' '£t,£(l'f~~ ' ' Be ready for Ill• '. conve~lons HEAT \S A large loving ""' will be awardad oo a rotatill! wsls and will be displaced in voriDWI business establlahmenta in the couney. A omall loving eup wiD be awarded to the family to keep. Awards will be presented on the boob of tho largast aeeumulatlon of poilU lor each exhibit entered by the flmll,y. "BUCKEYE" BAILER TWINE c; - ~ ?," Clftt:U~Io~, S6fle&-€0ntemparary thiJ~ 6!1 bl.ack stripple finisK. f Spieaker. · :,• ll~t"hi&h,f~"wide, 22W'decp; .r cup r---· ---; . . .' :: Civil Actions are ·, and new . fall proarams. 449.95 Recent Bride Beverly and Peggy Russell, Naoml Ohlinger, Rulli and Wrenna Laudermut, Mrs. Aehsah Miller. · Mary Jewell and May Sending IIIII were Linda Bur ria, Barbara Zerkle, E\'elynJewell, Nltfr tilero:JDIIIQ ~· Greer, Allee Rouilr,' •Nim6fibd Tanya l_lOO.ih, lona Zerkle, Jan.. et Ne«\1, O'levl.a Roush, June Litchfield, Sidle llld Dave Ellao, Buth Roooh, Margaret Plckeno, )Iotty White, Nancy Holbrook and Garnet Burdette, Addison Jac~n Delayed by • POMIIlOY of A Group ........................ ......................... ...,......... ... ,.. ,, . Mr. Jackson died Monday at llle C&mclen Clark MOmorlal Hoop!tal In Parkersburg Where he was taken 91nday night alter boeoming Ul. For 17 years he served aa &~tide~' school - r lntenol!ont of the Fannin Chai><it; Church. He was a tormer sc~ teacher, rural mall earrler, farmer at Stermu. 6FT. Tlte Family 1ogether Funeral services for Addi~ Jaek11011, 77, at SheriiWI, W.Va. were con4u:ted Wodnesda,y afternoon at the RaveniiW!IOCI mor- WmT- •' ~ ~; '· ' -~! -~ Sale at THE POMEROY CEMENT l l BLOCK COMPANY Yttr Ctlflttt JUitDfll Cflll'fll PANELING ADHESIVE Half hunl pn to• aU apouted metal or fibre eulridJH. Extra lofttbtnel wilh aolid nlchel 79~ rod. Appl)' wltb a caulkinJ p1. Elfmi· Rttu nlil holea, hlmmor mub .......,., aHNlllhepp between puet 1.69 • 5' SOLID OAK , - - ,nM'"II Io -~ IMII)o .... ,......... tfi.t ' ... , -· r«:-... ....,, • .,. .....Ji ..... .. Clcltr &1111 panel• . , in black nllt· - "" . AMl ORDER NOW .. 'FOR EARL¥· FALL SETTING trim. Hiap4 roo!. Reg. 9. 75 If ,... ..., - ....- ... ,........11' ""!'"""' reti•tan t frame. Poliahecldid br~~~ RNITURE co.. COMPLETE SET 79i5 "'*' .,-~. !mvlvors Include three oooo, all living In Weot Virginia, llld twO dausbtei'a, Mrs. James JivIden of MlcldltiX'rt. and Mrs. Charles Ward of Portland. REDWOOD P.ATIO CHAIR CUSHION .. 6' REDWOOD TABLE REDWOOD PATIO LOUNGE willl CUSHION 17.75 PT. PLEASANT - Two civil acttona were t1led ln the omceor the Circuit Clerk with the plalntiU In each action tho Credit J!o. reou of Pl Pleasant, Aaolgnee of Holzer HOB!>Iial Foundltlon. Tho Orot action lugalnst Marprot v. Ball Colley llld Jaek Colley, Sr., Hendaroon. with the plaintlU demanding iudsmont sgalnst the defendants lo the amount of $1,599.27, lnteroatllld coats. The seeond lllDled aw-les WIUIJ Hill llld JOIDII Hill, Rl 2, Pl Pleasant, u cJefenll. ants wit!l tho plalm:l!l' u~ ; .Qigment against the doleedanto In the amount of $375,60. WHILE THE SUPPLY LASTS 8000 FT. ROlLS IOROLLLOTS 6.25 CATTLE SPRAY SPECIAL 1. 98 goJ. OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES PHONE 992-2161 RT.124 MINalSVJLLE. 01 JURY BOXFS F1LLED PT. PLEASANT - Maoaa Cll!IIIIY Circuit COUrt JW'J COmmissioners Vallie Toney and W. A. Barker have cOIDjJlotA>cl their annual task of !lllll! the 1)"01111 and petit jury boxes wllll liamoo lor the ell!l>&nellng of jurors tor tile next throe Ierma of Circuit Court. Tho Grand Jury box muot coolaln not lou u.n one hundred proopecUve Jurors normorethan 200, llld the petit jury 1>ox must contain not less than 200 D o r more than 1000 nunea. CAR BUYS FOil "ANNUAL SUMMER OUTING" Of GOODYEAR ATOMIC C~P. · OPEN TO PUBliC AFtER 5 M WEST-tttJN11NGTON REG. 147.00 GARAGE ODOR OPERATOR Proricled yean of dependable ..,.. Yieo, Added llle1y on dult njpllo GA4.XIE 500 . t · dr, -.,_ aute. trias., p.a., nc11o. ,- •• • •• ' The advantaaes~f~~-~"t ~re available to yo~ whether · in many cases, peopl~ ~~P b•ve II·say II ~'!-.... • " you live in an older.JJome, a'-pew home or a mobile home. Ask someolle.who llfi'eleCtri9 heaL .. a~k ·us, .• ~rcall . . And, the cost Is ~sonable.- Gttnetally Jt over two or ·. a Reddy Kil~ RecOI!IIiltftiled Heallpi.Qialer. :· ' .... ' . ! ' . - ,.(' '.' ,f"'" tllree dollars a month J119relban other types of heal And, . .•· ' '· ., ..... ;; I , " I•""" , • I +, ' ' ' • '/", ./ ' ' ' '• .; ~ ' • CAMDEN RESERVED SATURDAY· JULY 27th ONE CAR l967 FORD . " $1895 ' I I,'!' ;{ ,. ..·••r. ' · """"''" . Decision is ·: Asso~lat~ Radio •nd TV• MAIN ST: ' F'ded with Court · Llnk"''•· Of Sherman Dies J 1. · 4.19 · 1969 MODELS August lOth. SPECIAL 59.95 "') • I ' GIVen Mrs. Mifler, • . f;DW ARD BAER, O)I'NER. home here. PT. PLEASANT - The 1968 Maooo Cll!IIIIY Fllr Aaooelatloo wiD award a swoepatake trq>hy to the flmlly In Maooo Couney does the moot outataDIIng job at thla year's fair. Families wlshill!toonter the sweepstake ecmpetltion must llllout an Qlieltioo_l!lank'!'!Jich will be available In the -~r' o!iO .: m. satW-day, Sh OHIO VAlLEY . PLUMBING· & IlEAliNG ' < ~ • ' . * : ALL SIZES INCLUDING THE BIG 190 , FOR AL.L YOUR FARM NEED$ R'"" 7 ";~ . .. '• . '· ',. ..·'' dulce too; . , . ·· _. 4'K ~.ft. RURAL b ..........., .- .._. eoniCnction. llol,il. - "'~~'· .2.88 �... , 1' ' ' ' ... .,.. , / ~ .' \ ~ - ~~~:~. ~!;~ PomerQ)'-M~~epor~ . J :· ,I, · II Waa followell by the declln; s~nce Tl>Om at MillO~""""""'' :,,'of Swedish po~er_ and th: '.'Dayton, .a · reUr.e!farii\Ymrie, ··.,growth of Ru""'n lnnu~nce. was .planned tor her Aug:'libirth,' II) European civltjzatioit.· , dl,Ji Wilen the Pa.st ~residents of ' - In 1118!1, an English lord bag'-ed ·J,oro, _grouse In one Pomtl'Q)' ·~',·t ' .: .· 'Fr · ~$···;r ~;"'•','·.·~ Bible days shooting In Yorkshire, accQ1'dlng l.o !he Encyclopaeby slngoro dia Britannica. -!'f> ·l I ~. ··, · o.. I W, VL He • W~bsler POfl 391 ,W.rlean1A- \ .;:; ci~Jill!tWednelldiYnlgllt. j; ,:, • Qf~en 1· ' r1 :·:· . r.tr::: ' . ·.•. t' .' c. f· ·d ;; '· .:. '. t ·Ra- Hellder1011 ·lo' l"'~r allllelocill apeak at dolreh. .servlee . ,\ ,· . . . ' ' r. Fr~,- July 2e, 1988 . ' , t·=·rfo·=·~·=·='=·=·5=·=·='=~'N~' ' 'l''''l''' ' ' ' ' ' '~;:; . M~Sgf ~Rt;$e :,' .: ~Ptfst' firr: "'~rs ~ ' ''Pfter the Great ur Hussia s·h ·D/i:-.; ed·,·-n · Au'eu·,'sr•.'. ,~ •, 'j~; s· t\l f.l · :~:1 ~ ~\ ':i ·....~' '•; ·p~ "~ ~i'A-1'"'::. ' . ·,,.f'~•t~evidoraqhede~l•ive . '.!ower:r . ....nn , ;· ·. ' " '· ,.,..ctn , : ; : , . ·,:, :, ;:,". ·· i; ~:, ..•,,._ .• ,.,,~·· · ~~ ~~ 'uattte of ,' Poltava dereaHn11 · •· ··' ~ ' ,. . . . i . ' ~; V M! H ' ti?:J•· .1;. ~~;:~ ~ t •>;the ·Swedish fjn·ces. Poltav:l A handkerchief oh!lll'tt ~"~~ . the Ladle' Auxllijry •,or I;!)lew , '(: , ' : ~ , .' . • :;; · : . . OOQf~.(Q fl ..... :,___. -~ ''' · '· . ·,., ,. ·:l'l d. ,, .•" "'"'·-·•• ~:. '!toaW>!l, ~~.t, bi., Fdtlt.)', J~ 28, IP"• t:t~;ml•lh~.~ied. ii. ~ ... ~ ·lerri~·1illl ~.Mit ""'11" ~ • ·'t!!o; 18J- Cl11li v. - ' . ,r . r · I 1) 1 '1· . •; . ·. 1 )'(\ i' Family· Pi¢rfiC · .·. ' ' P ·;' •• • 1• e .6:1Qtd Je · ',. the, !""elilii, loiJO!Ied • e&ok' . , "" ;:: · ;_~Jill ~ 0111~• o1 Illout h!>BtA>cl by Mrll. OWen Wat10n • . . . .. , . . ~ ·, """"" at tlie llcbert Roolah inlier<FRIDAY . A familY Plellic WU · bela at ~ ~rlellll ._..., POll 802 on the waioon tarm. ·Mi-s. ~nell "TOWN AM> Counlr7 Store" ....the Jlo,lptt Par~ ho_n orhiiJ-• ~ held TINrildiY,,Ju!J 18 with P1MeU preoldent. Membon gave Frldv IIICI Siturday, next door L Rose, Jr., who racOitlr •re- Dlfl' LlniZ• flrat_;:•• ~ the Lo!'d's Prlo)'er ll1d thepladge to Earl's _llarbe~ !llop, Racine, tu)'lltd an.t 20 . Year• ,with the 'I' .ot the~ llrlct, to the tlag In unlaon. 9 Lm. to 5 p.m.; ~IOnd by U.s.A,F, ·, .. all.llbJJ.I'III·• · . ' Pla,ns were dtseusoed lor the HIIIW!Iullloril Cl•••oUI~clne M:-BII: 110~ "~ ' itaiiMed. ln .,>f~~..Wl~ ;•ere ~· R.HDI, nriual Legion plenic to be hold on Metf!l>dlol Clll~ch. , .. atates'ln,~ !J•4-,\,, Trfl1011, ~· - ~I'Ciflk• Slo)'rt, f11'11 · A., 25 it the Kyger Creek EmM'DlDLEIIonT WCTU annuli · 11an11 , .,~;, 'l'bll!lelld• ~· . ~co ••nnmlljder; !!!mer Plc~PIO)'es Club.ltwos&IIIIOUIICe4that' Jlicnle, Mld<Jitl"'" _Roadside ol. the~ P"l!lllt.W.tre· ~· !'!'~-- oe"'JJd .Yiee eom~, the AIW- 28 me,ti"i WID be beJel Park, next to JXI,t oJIIee, Friday, and Mrl. J~l .~;~f.'.~M!"- ~' :v~.:,.::~ ~ot the home of Mra. OsbyMal;tln. 6 p.m. Open to l"!!>lle. ell', Falrri~, ~~··· Mr, (nd Vfr&!<! 1!\!Uih Sci ·at · . Following the e!)Okwt .,:,,.,. OUTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL.danee Jofrl. 'l1lollias Rose,, .Wea, ~ - -·- . · ' " .um:·SUta bers were taken boot rides on the part,y Frldlo)' !tom 9 .to U p.m. 111C1 Patey, Akrtln; . Mr. .,,dlo!l•o, ;1~ U::!..sto N.r' Ohio River b)' Robert Rwsh. AI at the l'omel'Q)' ·t emll eourL The Dona Villi~, llavld ond.~. "C"" .,_ " the ouU!ll wer~ Mrs. !oWme Ja,ya will emeoelho donee-- Belpr~; Mi', ond. MJ't,'G.(), Roed, rio, pve _their r~:;. 'l'hf¥ Holmes, Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr,. Olll'edbytheMel&oMI!IoticAsan. Mr. ond Mr~. Glen.RoedaJ¥lfem- ~ .=...,DIIIIO!Idild proMrs. catherine Welsh, Mrs. SATURDAY .111. COOtvJ_IIo; Mr, ·llnil Mro. Rob- ~ · • George Bearhs, Mrs. G·e or g e I\IIDDLEl'ORT UUie ,Leape ·ert Raed. ond folhill, M.l!rlotta. ' U.ekett, Sr., Mrs. J. M. Thor~>- 1111011 oor 8 ' toen Saturdlo)' IIICI -Mr. and 'Mro, Ernest Rulli, Mrs. PO)teU, Mrs. George from 9 to 12 p.m. at tho Mid- Mra. _AIIce Foutqo, ond Mr. ond . ..C.,...... Mowe~, Mrs. Paul caacl, Mrs. dleport eo11111111111l;y i>lll'k. The Mro: Jamee L Rooe, Sr., ReedsUllb~ .(IJ'IIve • · Mozart, tile gre_at cqmposer. Gerlld Wlljl~rmuth, Mrs. 0 I a n . Ja,yo will ..,.,;,, VIlle. Kni~~Jp, tbe hoate11, and Mr. and ICE CREAM . So~, Buban Jlooe will w emp1OJed by the was i>¥rled )n a c 0 m m 0 n Pratt & Wbl.... co In Hart- "inial grounh e- e rv e d for .. · · • .., · ·• ~aupen. 'l'bli jtlqlet plllce. of . Mrs. Roosh llld their daughter, firehouse, -~ wl1h oerving _Nancy. · ·. ' lb.belln'at .~:30 p.ln. . · fOrd, conn.. upon hie return to his Interment Is Ullknown. · ' . . ICE CREAM &x!lal be........ Malate~-·· . Ice ~ llld cake In honor OWer II a.m. Saturdlo)' In aflo COIICII- of the j,i~•-· 1 Tllornlo J .. '• tJoned !ellowohlp hall at $1. Paul · · . vu""" 0 ' ·LUtheran C h u r c h, POmiroy. Rose, was served with tho J)lcRornemade Ice cream, J)leo and nle - r . · Cal<ea. ---:': SEI!=VI""c=E-=cun = T::-:A=n.-=m = -POBilnaiter Cleland amoune. ~AY _ UNITED METHODISI' Charga ed todaJ 1¥ certain cluu!gea In eonslstlng of ilfl:aeuoe, Mtn,rs- llle jiOatli service In Raelne Will A bridal shower wu held at .Ute and Foreat Run Cblrehes, beCOI!II> olfecllve So!Urdlo)', July Bachtel Church by the Mission- charge dinner &mday belllnnlng '¥1 and eodi Saturda,y thereafter ary &x:lep there for Mr1. Jion. at 12:30 p.m. at lilddeo Lakeo. until amejlded or reoclnded, SQIurdv wlildow oervlco will be ·no (Skip) MOler, dauahter or Swimming In alternoon. !tom 8 a.m. until 9 a,m. and Mr. and Mrt. Donald 0, Roush, MONDAY Letart ·R l, 'W, Va, SPECIAL MEETING Women's will be lor tho JIUI'I)Oae ·of de· AiAnci!J,. were Alma Triplet!, Golf Assn., 7:30 p.m. Monda,y llvering niall regularly iddres.s· ed to ''genel-al delivery'' patrons Catherine Goodwin, Laura El- at the club house. and to haild out mall ~bUsiness \lOti. Barbara Roush, Opal Mul!oid, Julia and VIckie Morrlo, TENT 95, Daugllt•ro of Union !Irma wliooe maD Ia rogulorl,y Nettie Boyer, Jeaste Bowers, Veterans picnic, home of Mrs. handled In IIIIo manner. Vlrilnla Hl2eletl, Thelma Rolt- Pearl Reynolds, Middleport, 6:mlre, Maq Roulh andtvaRouoh. 30- J>.m. Bring a <mered dloh. Charlotte Roush, Neva Zerkle, TUESDAY Norma ~all, Louloe Roulh, The!MOTHER.J>AUGHTER ba""'ol ,rna Rouah, Charlotte Wren, Lin- at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, 10dal de Smith, Helen Elias, Ulllan r o o m o! Rutland MethodiBI Durable baked en1111el fmish . Cap Fltzgarald, :lfiYls Coleman, Mil- ChUrch; OOerlng !or dlmer to JOHMSOH end construction. Fulllenath hin· drod van Meter and Phyllis help on IIUrchaoe of eai'JIO(ing p.8''"~"K Scott. for the ehurch bought by the i6". Re1o 6.49 Juanlte and Kathy Roush, Rita, Adult Class. Rhonda and Loutae Brabham, .fJ Confidentially The wi.ftt way tO ·~ • diJIY)ond rilla is to rely Of\~ good tlste .. ,..and kxJk for th'e fll!'\8 ·''K~b"' .. the ring and .on the tag. oym d:,. & Motor Lodge · N1rth Gil lt. 62 . . . hint PIMI.. nt, \VIP VJriiM• Social News En jo~ bawltll!t ""d ...... IIYiftCII for a trflght, W....... ., WHk ot We1t Virginia '• New"t and ~'" I!IDIIem h - r lofte • • • It Trvt HOliPAY i• ..,1., a fe.., mil• a-y •• • DIIMI In fM ~.~~~~ undw file - D'cr room o11d Club In lht Storlight rOOII'I both ta.c . live In lu~urlou1 '""'" ICICh with on ""1.11u.l dlccar · • · Swim . . . Golf . . . tnloy liM at PleaMnl Polllt l ..ort • · • Prlt .. 1rorT P ..50 •inglt, Sll-"'0 doublt · .• 1 Air !!llrlp FteiiiUtt I Tet~ftil Calrh Dam• 1 Golf Coant Prhllt~ 1 1 OlrNpic Swlmninl' Poel • Wadlnt: Pool for Yoanptn• I Clab a G01r•M I..Uarant c.... ntlea F Ul ,_ ae t - Mustc [Qr your listening and da,nclrt:: pleasure Thurs., Fri. and SaL evenings. · · '717'.s' Rugged Cutterhead Keep's You tChopping Fine-.4lwayw! Jets Trip ' Louisville coi:.\JMBVS (i)po _,_ J_Giin~, sabbath Sehool attendance at the Free Methodist Chureh oo July 21 was 95. O!l'ering was oar wio a ~aro for 1110 CCiumlilio Jell ~odl,y. -· · . $20.14. GeiiiU' pltehed aiol hit hh wa,y 1\lr, Seott White of YQIIIlgstown reeently eaDed on ll'lends here. to 1 4o2 llletoey over th,e Louls, , 1· . Mr. llld Mra. Fritz Stahl of vWe Colonels here. ~~~a, .lbo Jots ·are not tlitlllfih New Marshfteld and Mr. and Mrs. Mark stahl, Slocluiale, vls- with the Coloaels. Tilt tiro~· ltA>cl recently with Mr. llld Mrs. mme Into LoaloYIUe todaT to start a four..pme• aeries lifer. Norman Sehaeler. Amanda Eastman recently call- hoving . compiotA>cl 1 ihr._,.e . series here. ed on Cora Renshaw, The Jell scored lingle ta!llaa Mr. and Mrs. A G. Preston of Huntington vlsltA>cl Sunday with In eaeh of the mldcDelnnlnl• third, , tourth, flflh and olxih. Dora Halley. Tho Colonolo, 1101 their. t.w.o . Mr. llld Mrs. Charley Brown runs· ID a bunch In a llflh. Galeil of Gallipolis apent an eveni"i witll her mother, Cora Renshaw. CisCo,' starter for the CoiCII'Iiela. Mr. m;l Mrs. Hannon Fox re-- took the Joss. cently apent a weekend at their ALLIS-CHALMERS TRACtORS ' ·.. Feeels Seeds , ,. ·Fertilizer -i . '· BOGGS EQUIPMENT ,(0. Your.AIIlo.Cholllorl' O..lor Choice of many mQilern homemakers is the popular 33" x 22" .doubl~ bo.wl style 'sink. It'S underc~led- to deaden sourid.' Self-rlmm~d for easy mstallaUon. Shewn here with the convenient ~insle l!lver faucet and aerator, spray attachment and baSket strainers. ( Sugar ·Run ·Ffdur Mii~s:.',' · SALES .. PARTS- SERVICE FOR FARhlhl INDUSTRIAL EQUIP. ,.... 992-211$ i · MUlberry , .. Ave. TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO - itom,roy. . ., Olikl -, ' :·. ' ., < • E.-.. . Mr. Roy HoweU spent a weekend here with his flmtly, . \ Sweepstakes Trophy PHILCO ·BIG SCREEN TABLE COLOR TV Will Be Awarded POMEROY . .'N ;;;_ .;·, , 1, ftre 'iiOiore . ... ,, , , ' '£t,£(l'f~~ ' ' Be ready for Ill• '. conve~lons HEAT \S A large loving ""' will be awardad oo a rotatill! wsls and will be displaced in voriDWI business establlahmenta in the couney. A omall loving eup wiD be awarded to the family to keep. Awards will be presented on the boob of tho largast aeeumulatlon of poilU lor each exhibit entered by the flmll,y. "BUCKEYE" BAILER TWINE c; - ~ ?," Clftt:U~Io~, S6fle&-€0ntemparary thiJ~ 6!1 bl.ack stripple finisK. f Spieaker. · :,• ll~t"hi&h,f~"wide, 22W'decp; .r cup r---· ---; . . .' :: Civil Actions are ·, and new . fall proarams. 449.95 Recent Bride Beverly and Peggy Russell, Naoml Ohlinger, Rulli and Wrenna Laudermut, Mrs. Aehsah Miller. · Mary Jewell and May Sending IIIII were Linda Bur ria, Barbara Zerkle, E\'elynJewell, Nltfr tilero:JDIIIQ ~· Greer, Allee Rouilr,' •Nim6fibd Tanya l_lOO.ih, lona Zerkle, Jan.. et Ne«\1, O'levl.a Roush, June Litchfield, Sidle llld Dave Ellao, Buth Roooh, Margaret Plckeno, )Iotty White, Nancy Holbrook and Garnet Burdette, Addison Jac~n Delayed by • POMIIlOY of A Group ........................ ......................... ...,......... ... ,.. ,, . Mr. Jackson died Monday at llle C&mclen Clark MOmorlal Hoop!tal In Parkersburg Where he was taken 91nday night alter boeoming Ul. For 17 years he served aa &~tide~' school - r lntenol!ont of the Fannin Chai><it; Church. He was a tormer sc~ teacher, rural mall earrler, farmer at Stermu. 6FT. Tlte Family 1ogether Funeral services for Addi~ Jaek11011, 77, at SheriiWI, W.Va. were con4u:ted Wodnesda,y afternoon at the RaveniiW!IOCI mor- WmT- •' ~ ~; '· ' -~! -~ Sale at THE POMEROY CEMENT l l BLOCK COMPANY Yttr Ctlflttt JUitDfll Cflll'fll PANELING ADHESIVE Half hunl pn to• aU apouted metal or fibre eulridJH. Extra lofttbtnel wilh aolid nlchel 79~ rod. Appl)' wltb a caulkinJ p1. Elfmi· Rttu nlil holea, hlmmor mub .......,., aHNlllhepp between puet 1.69 • 5' SOLID OAK , - - ,nM'"II Io -~ IMII)o .... ,......... tfi.t ' ... , -· r«:-... ....,, • .,. .....Ji ..... .. Clcltr &1111 panel• . , in black nllt· - "" . AMl ORDER NOW .. 'FOR EARL¥· FALL SETTING trim. Hiap4 roo!. Reg. 9. 75 If ,... ..., - ....- ... ,........11' ""!'"""' reti•tan t frame. Poliahecldid br~~~ RNITURE co.. COMPLETE SET 79i5 "'*' .,-~. !mvlvors Include three oooo, all living In Weot Virginia, llld twO dausbtei'a, Mrs. James JivIden of MlcldltiX'rt. and Mrs. Charles Ward of Portland. REDWOOD P.ATIO CHAIR CUSHION .. 6' REDWOOD TABLE REDWOOD PATIO LOUNGE willl CUSHION 17.75 PT. PLEASANT - Two civil acttona were t1led ln the omceor the Circuit Clerk with the plalntiU In each action tho Credit J!o. reou of Pl Pleasant, Aaolgnee of Holzer HOB!>Iial Foundltlon. Tho Orot action lugalnst Marprot v. Ball Colley llld Jaek Colley, Sr., Hendaroon. with the plaintlU demanding iudsmont sgalnst the defendants lo the amount of $1,599.27, lnteroatllld coats. The seeond lllDled aw-les WIUIJ Hill llld JOIDII Hill, Rl 2, Pl Pleasant, u cJefenll. ants wit!l tho plalm:l!l' u~ ; .Qigment against the doleedanto In the amount of $375,60. WHILE THE SUPPLY LASTS 8000 FT. ROlLS IOROLLLOTS 6.25 CATTLE SPRAY SPECIAL 1. 98 goJ. OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES PHONE 992-2161 RT.124 MINalSVJLLE. 01 JURY BOXFS F1LLED PT. PLEASANT - Maoaa Cll!IIIIY Circuit COUrt JW'J COmmissioners Vallie Toney and W. A. Barker have cOIDjJlotA>cl their annual task of !lllll! the 1)"01111 and petit jury boxes wllll liamoo lor the ell!l>&nellng of jurors tor tile next throe Ierma of Circuit Court. Tho Grand Jury box muot coolaln not lou u.n one hundred proopecUve Jurors normorethan 200, llld the petit jury 1>ox must contain not less than 200 D o r more than 1000 nunea. CAR BUYS FOil "ANNUAL SUMMER OUTING" Of GOODYEAR ATOMIC C~P. · OPEN TO PUBliC AFtER 5 M WEST-tttJN11NGTON REG. 147.00 GARAGE ODOR OPERATOR Proricled yean of dependable ..,.. Yieo, Added llle1y on dult njpllo GA4.XIE 500 . t · dr, -.,_ aute. trias., p.a., nc11o. ,- •• • •• ' The advantaaes~f~~-~"t ~re available to yo~ whether · in many cases, peopl~ ~~P b•ve II·say II ~'!-.... • " you live in an older.JJome, a'-pew home or a mobile home. Ask someolle.who llfi'eleCtri9 heaL .. a~k ·us, .• ~rcall . . And, the cost Is ~sonable.- Gttnetally Jt over two or ·. a Reddy Kil~ RecOI!IIiltftiled Heallpi.Qialer. :· ' .... ' . ! ' . - ,.(' '.' ,f"'" tllree dollars a month J119relban other types of heal And, . .•· ' '· ., ..... ;; I , " I•""" , • I +, ' ' ' • '/", ./ ' ' ' '• .; ~ ' • CAMDEN RESERVED SATURDAY· JULY 27th ONE CAR l967 FORD . " $1895 ' I I,'!' ;{ ,. ..·••r. ' · """"''" . Decision is ·: Asso~lat~ Radio •nd TV• MAIN ST: ' F'ded with Court · Llnk"''•· Of Sherman Dies J 1. · 4.19 · 1969 MODELS August lOth. SPECIAL 59.95 "') • I ' GIVen Mrs. Mifler, • . f;DW ARD BAER, O)I'NER. home here. PT. PLEASANT - The 1968 Maooo Cll!IIIIY Fllr Aaooelatloo wiD award a swoepatake trq>hy to the flmlly In Maooo Couney does the moot outataDIIng job at thla year's fair. Families wlshill!toonter the sweepstake ecmpetltion must llllout an Qlieltioo_l!lank'!'!Jich will be available In the -~r' o!iO .: m. satW-day, Sh OHIO VAlLEY . PLUMBING· & IlEAliNG ' < ~ • ' . * : ALL SIZES INCLUDING THE BIG 190 , FOR AL.L YOUR FARM NEED$ R'"" 7 ";~ . .. '• . '· ',. ..·'' dulce too; . , . ·· _. 4'K ~.ft. RURAL b ..........., .- .._. eoniCnction. llol,il. - "'~~'· .2.88 �.. '. -, .I • ·' • I ., ..m,~· ~·l, r...--llldlllopo<l, 0., Fl'ldVo 'Jub 26, ~~~:~:;,~:,:,~:::::::;;;:;:;.:::<::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::: •~:hapmon-NeiJ~zling · \·. - Wed<;Jing wqs :; ne Suver RtBI ·rm WID BIJI" tlot Church wa• the sceae of the weddl111 of ~lso ~ Eloise c~. daughter of the Re•. and Mrs. Otis F. ~ Cheshire, to Mr, William Richard Neutzli~ 100 or Mrs. Vlrsinia Neutzli!W, Middleport. The doUble ring ceremony was an evert of June 8, at 2:30 p. rn. The Rev. Merlin Teets omctated at lhe ceremon,y whlch was per~ formed before the altar decorated with white carnotioo and blue mum arrangements. NJ.G)tiaJ music was presented by Miss su- ,~n·~ :::~ ·Jhz·r~c · tory fi ll ,· ·. o'·r · . . . . . Area. Pomeroy... :.j :~ Personal Notes ·:·:~' :::: .. .. . Jun·e' .. the refreshment table. Mrs. GarC~man or Gallipolis and sie Mlller, Cheshlre. Escorted to the altar by her Mrs.. Jerry Brown of Pomeroy father, the brld~ wore a Door assisted with the serving. For her wedding trip, the bride length white ta!!ete gown wttlla chonsed into a white lace dress lace O'Orlay. It was fashioned with long sleeves which came to and wore the corsage from her a point over the hands and gather- brlclal bouquel The bride Is a 1968 graduate ed tiers of lace at the back. She of Kyger Creek High School where carried a cascade arrangement of abe was a member of the Key.. daisies. ette C b and the FHA. Mr. Miss Joyce Lo!W ofldiddleport Neutzli graduated from Midserved as the maid. of honor for dleport igh School In !965 and her cousin. The bridesmaid was Mlss Lois Rodgers o! Cheshire. Is as fated with Hal' Riggs, They carried blue tinted carna.. Inc., A ns. The cc:q>le reside at ..CtJe.. tion bouquets. shire, Route 1. Mrs. Charles Genhelmer and Mro. Cbarleo Ingram and dauglt· ter, Cathy, ofMarlettawereWednoldol' D~esls of their aunto, Mill Ada Genhelmor and Mill Lucretia Genhelmer. Mro. AjJ!ea SWiaher of Columbul Is here lor an lndollnlte v\olt with her son and daughterIn-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne SWisher. 9te had heon conllnod to Unlvenlt,y Hospital prior to coming here. Mrs. Dorothy Douglas left T11Jrldol' lor Mansllold to be with her dauglltor, Mrs. Edward Florien, ,..tto Is hospitalized. , tag, Gifts i'rom friends and mem-. bers were presented to the honored family by Mra. weeks and Mrs. Thomas Bentz gave a prayor. Refrealnnents of homemade cake, colfee, Kooi·Ald and teo were served during a soctal hour. Members or the Enterprise ecqregation and friends of the c:omnmnlty attellllt!W were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ~ncer, Emtt wm. Mr. and Mrs. James I, · ~clcy, Brenda, Beftrly, Brian; Mrs. Robert Davis, fttir·. MarlaMe were woekeod Dlests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee and Mrs. Mary Circle. Gerald 9tuster is home from Holzer Hospital after having been confined there a week for treatment of a back injury. Meeting Held ' ll . 'I Circleville today after spending Di:mn. Mr. and Mrs. llarry Henry Mrs. Edith Ryther, Mrs. Wil· ()( Amesville were Thursdll' lard Wilson, Mrs. Addie Brown, E I daughter , Connie, returned to Steven and Kevin; Mrs. Mildred a week here with Mr. and Mra. Mitch, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bowen, C. D. Woode, Mr. and Mrs. WilMrs. carl Dill and Mrs. Herbert Liam Carr and famll,y, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whlte. Mrs. Myrtle Long, Mis.s Dorothy Long, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bentz, MBr jorle and Brenda, and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks. The Rev. Mr. and Mn. Airhave lour cli!Mnol, Iloilo, · Patrick, Pial Mil Mil came t o " - .,_1M.-. sonville area. Club Picnic Held Dlests of his brother-ln~aw ud slater, Mr. and Mro. l'alrldl Locha17. They- _.wll [Or the Wind !IY~ - - AIWVli:li IN VIB'ItfAII Al'DU' Privata Firil Cluo.lul· lin Kallnowokl. 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter P, Kalinowski, Rt. I Bidwell, was assigned July 12 to the 25th InfantrY Division . near Cu . ~. ~tetnam, as truck driver. · i At Hines Residence Friendly Neighbors Club held a picnic recently at the home N.'v ·n t· . hig•sereen~· t,y Carpooter. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle .. or Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hines. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold, SUite Kaspar, 9taroo Smith, Amanda Kasper, Mrs. Elwood Bowers, Mr. and NEW HAVEN - Graham sta- Mrs. Roy Smith, Linda, Donna, tion, Lstsrt and Cliftoo church Mike, Mr, and Mrs. Emerson memben re.wdted Thurldol' Well, Howard Well, Texanna evening at the New Haven United White, Mrs. Henry Werry, R83 and Eddie Werey, and Harry · Methodlat parBODage. Rev. Connie Dickooa and Rev. Yebnert. Eccelea, United Methodlat and former United Brethren super. tptendento, met with a omali :ll'OUP. earlier and arranged for the reunion. Rev. Bernice Winkler, usloted the group In ito !Utllreplana. Rev. and Mra, Winkler oang a duet, !oliowed by group slng- In New Haven SUMMER SHOES MISS AMERICA LOAFERS %PRICE THE SHOE BOX . . . '" Returns from 3- Week Vacat·ion Mrs. Glad)os Cockier has r&turiX!d from a three week vacaMr. and Mrs. Donald Hauck ttoo In WUmlngton,DeL, with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Watand Mrs. Charles Bolz. 15011, Mlnersville were recent Leaving ll'ont the Wood County visitor s in Lodl with Mrs. Hauck Airport near Parkersburg, W. and Mrs. Watson's parents, Mr. Va., on JulY 8, Mrs. CUckler was and Mrs. W. H. Ferrell. They went especially for a family re- met ln Philadelphia by Mr. and union at the Lodi Park. While Mrs. Boltz. It was her first there Mrs. Watson became ill Olght. and was admitted to the Lodl Communlcy Hospital where she ATTEND CAMP remains a patient. NEW HAVEN - Approxtmat&Mr. and Mrs. Charles John- ly 400 junior high and.aenior high Helen. Emma Lou and Joyce; Mrs. Lorena Snyder, Mrs. Lulu son and Camily of Lowell were youth or tile Church of God atAleshire. Mrs. Phil Ohlinger, &Jnday guests of Mr. and Mrs. tended camp Caesar near Web-ster Springs recently. Atten:Hng Am, Phil and Lauraj Mrs. Don Robert White. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and from the New Haven church were Hunnel, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Paul Frick and Paula, Mrs. WU· uam Pullins, Rodney, Lori Ann, Denise Grinstead, Marsha Davis, Marilyn Gibbs, Alllle Fields, Sonia Elder, Roy Brillk<or, Lorry Carpenter, Gllr)' SjQ, Fred Weover, Rollllit !ld/r ltd Jack Spirea. Mrs. Ill"~ lfioldt, Jr., tougltt a ela11~ 1ft the Junior high camp. Highlighto of her vacalltll Included a toar ol washington, D. c.. a visit to Arllngtoil Cemetery, a trip to AtlanUc Clll'o ,1111 a dey at lleodl~ Pa. Mrs. Bolz retur~ Mrs. CUckl~ · toPtmeroy Wednosda.Y and wul remain here lor a three week vlolt. . ~. I . • Long-life transistors replace vacuum tubes for a new. standard of reliability!.. instant picture ... instant sound! .-~. .... OPEN TIL . 9:00 SAT. 416 MAIN TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS Pt. (BAHR CLOTHIERS) wHt ES--SA CONT TO SO~o Men and Women's Wearing Apparel ' CLOTHIERS S..: ~ = MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Tile~~ ~, Pia·nts N'.ews ; ,Notes Plans Made ·'To .Attend ··.: .. ' , ' · ~ ... '"lb· . Act NOW on the PlYMOUTH of y()urchoic--.... -;, Get a year-end,bi!Y that's lff//y ::Unbeata~J,.;,,,:,.:f~~ . . · ,~ . • ' · ' ·: ., .~ . . ., ::r.. ~ Now, Nationwide Insurance 1 parantee renewal of auto :~~.~rnn<:e for fivr years II• ft"ndl I policy is in etrect 60 ••• ' '~r · · ' qualify, just pay the p«m;uomsl '' ' 0 FURY Ill 4-·oR. Ken Williams P. J. Pauley " WILLIAIS ,_PAULEY AIIYHOIIIZID DIALIIII A v . CHRYSLER MOIIIRtOORIItiMIIGN .' t, ' ~ Davit atd ' Mr• . lid lira. Flll.!d Cullimlna. Kelatlllla of 'I'III1PI. ; ,a..rte, ==~·: Mr. ~ 1-)lf,4,boiOD· rioltlnehlo une~, and .• 1\ll'a• ., ....... ,..._.;.,no. \ c,r. ' or ~ • ""'" ~..,..... Mro.u....,$mlthilldcblldran ~ e'ttU '111en1 i;aturdi1 '"'th her '. , , . r· : ~ndiilolhlr~ Mra. . . . \'111)1~ her father, Rlcho!'dout• and famt!y, Jlllllor '· ••!·<· : weekend tlliHII.ofthoirparllllla, . Mr~f"""" ~· baa been '· ·- . .!.· · · Evenf ~==~~t;wi;llnera. olned by·, ,~0¥<1 !jl~ ' *FINAL·CLEAR~GE~{jN~~sa~s~~ ;:,; j . ~er ~- ~ Hanlon. ' wu....... tor: ror lee cream and cake were ...-.ed to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roo1h, Ada Clark, Franclt Wood, Brenda Merritt, Graham Statton, and Mable Johnson, Helen Bar· ker, Lula Ruuell, ThUrman YOWlg and Edith Fox, Cliftoo Cbarch, and Rev. Keith Hanlon and children, and Mra. J. W. it. Morrlacin. SuntJay Sehool, 9:30 a.m.; cla1 prayer and Bible otull)r, 7:30 selliOI' high and YOIIIII adullo ~ Glen E11t!L Church ser- P• m, stJT'i'oN METHODIST _ !lOY iDeet ill former Metllodlit Church vlcea, 10:30 a.m:·;'e..ntng, 7:30 p.m.; WedneliiiJ, aerw. Dale McClurg. pallor. SUndly Church SchooL Bwd yackney, youth s..,.rtntendeut; .~c~a, .7:, 30'~~ , ... , : , 'l • ::;~10\39,~ ID!L~~ m•u ,,.,......, ·MET · H~ ce, " ~ m,. oe . · . .It hfall·cl•ae ·llll·~·ldiilta GR "eeii~W: Ill former EUB buUdlq, .... Preaching. _ each monlh. IIObtrt V~Jward, ol¢ MUll Bl· DISr, CHURCH9:· fl!tn1b CHESI'ER CHUJtCH OFT HE ble Clao1 party,leotMolldl,)'each 30 Lm., Firat and Second !lot- Nazarene - Rev.HerbertGrate, illonth. Youth FollOWBbiil eocb daJI tl eaeb monllt; Third and paotor. WorllhiP oervlce,lla.m. fbldl,y, 8 p. m. !•Iormor lfetb. Fourth imtl.ey1 ealih IIIOdh, Wor-· ... 't::tU P· m., &mill!'· iOindey tidlot buUdlne, Dlotrtct youth ral- lhlp lenlct ot 7:30 p.m.; Wed- &~>hoot, 9:30 lo m. Charles Bti~~~~ OYIIIillp at 7:30, Preyer soU, """"• Rlcberd .Bartol!, asly llntMllndayoleachmooth. and Blbll llliili". slltlllt ltlllo Prlll'er ,_... . Welhlsda,y, 7:30 p. m. SOUTH BETHEL UNITEil LgfART UNll'ED METRO· . HAJIIIIl!I)NVo.L PRESBY· METIIODIST- W0rahij>, oeeon! DJSr ClltJIICH _ Fir. and Sec- TERIAN _ Mrs. Norma Lee, pd fourth .SuQ!a.y, 10:30 L m.; Slndlll't preachln& 8 p.m.; Sunday Sehool !q!erinlelldent. f!ntandthlrd~a,7:li0!!-ill. 01111 · Sunday School, 9:30a.m..,,_ ........ School •·aO L m. Youth Thll'll' and Fourth 9mda,yo, !lot· ... ,.rvl _._ • •· . t1aJ School10 a.m., Worshlpser- _, · r ce, 8 p, m., the Re-< •· :r=.~: :~~= Yleo 11 a.m.; TueliiiJ evenlllp ~ .. ~hue of Mlddlepotf . at &p.m. Prlll'erandBibleatuili" . .,..,.,..,..... - · . · ' dlot .Church. . ' JEIIOVAll'S wfrN"ESSES, Lar· ci!Elfu;:a CHtmCII OFCloDey Clrlllhall, ~sldlncmlnlller, Tilt !lfi, ChlllerBqant,pulvr, • ~ · · .... · - · .... . .-.. Sunday: Bible leeture, 9:30a.m,; Stmtllr, Sdlooi, ••30 L m.1. WOl•· , . ;• Wlleh Tonr 'lltld1, 10:30 a, m.· llldp IIOI"'ce; 11 a. m,; E\<ellllll W.!ldai: ·Bible ltu!IJ, 7 p. m: , wnldp, 7.., p. J!l• Pn.Yer Mn• . '!'llura<lll!': lllalttey oebooi, 7 p. lee, 7130 p. m. DlrectDr. Me!Dbero were urged m, Senlee llleetlqr, 8 p. m, Semco. :tJmliiiJ, 7:~ 1, m, · to . . homamadl Items to be . ~It CHURCH OF.CIIRIST· .~; ·-. • .lint SlluroloJd, lOIII for U.. mtsoiOIIII'l' .-go MIJW'·, st, .- Em'""" Wookley, jDodth, . . ., . iltartlll the Slate Clmp Meet1111o · JIFJO>OCK GROVE Cbrlitliirl Blellllnc_ cqll were turned ~ 1 Cliarcll • ':-11$01 Qo(iOdlelr)', with .eacb J!!e!Dl>or ohartne their . , ~ III.Y Wbai11; lilpt, Cclm· m(l!l' ble1alnca. ' . Jiiiiajriolll!l1101'1b11~;9:80 ~exl .li'-1 1JIIO'!U!W wW be . ' ,.,. . . . . , . , hi!d (II t!Mo 'lhlrd 'fJM!rodl;y ot the < . monlh4uetoMioat00ary!ll,)'beIJic 111.til~ rlltltllar~UOUIII ntcht, I Aaaa Johnooa.4nd Lucino Powtoll , will boi lht · · GeorP C'!munlno ta • •urslcal The ct a ',p&tle!lt In Rlverotde Metlloilist OJ4 and , H""llalat CofumbtJs. '·'' · ,., .•. "Parlto the ' """'*- ·. · Mr. and Mro. Jackie~"--'·· ~•wwoo ................ Clrpelller and Anna and Mloole and Ttidd 11ere reeeDI Jouiji, 10:30 .. m.;' Junlot high, , .. POMEROY LOWER UGHT c~~ - HII'I'IIOII¥It'e R...t :ROY, Hoy Tll!'lor, putor, Nora Hlrlman, S, S. Sui1to Stmillly· School, 9:30 a.m.;Worahlpsen• lee, 10:30 a. m,; Ewninc - · lhlp, 7:30 p, ui, Prs;rer a•d Pralle ..rvlce, 'lbllrliiiJ, 7:30 P. m, · . THE Rl1rLAND "~~f~~T CHURCH - Rev, C, • ..,....ey, putor, Cillrch Scbool, 9:30a.m.; Wortblp oervlca, 10:30 a. m, RACINE ME1110DIST - W, Dole McClure. putor. Suni1111' School, 9-.ao" a.m.; Worshlpoerv• leo, 10:30 a. m.; Jllllor cbolr pracllce, Wednollda1, 8:20 p, m>; Senior cbolr practice, 'l'huriiiiJ, 7:30 p, m, :li!IIPY Hootler Clan D*llnll, lourtb FrltlaJ ct ncb . IIICitllb at 6 p.m. Wnleyan Serv· cle Guild, lourtb Mmtllll' of eacb monl!l, 7:30 p, m.; Jllllor High :MYF, f:30 P. m, eacb Sundey; Senior High MYF, 5:30 P. m,, Mdt ~. PORTLAND ME'niODIST Rev. W, Dale McClurg, putor. Sundey Scbool, 9;30 a.m.; Wor• ahil> oervlce, 7:30p.m. OAK GROVE METHODIST W. Dale McClurg, paotor. &mdlll' Scbool, 10:30 a. m.; Worship service, 9:30 a. m., nrot and lhlrd Stmiley each m-. ZION CHURCH OF C!IRISI: Pomeroy • Harrloonvtlle Road. Eup10 Underwood, pastor. KeDIIOth Grover, &m~ School~ &mdlll' SChool, 9:30 a. m.; Wo,._ shiP service, 10:30 a. m. &mdey even1nc aervtce, 7 p.m. Pr"''er meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. ST. ·JOHN'S LUTHERAN-Brl· ..__1 ......... Mornl an ~.... • .--' 111 _.. ol!lp, 9 a. m.; SWIIIIII' School, 10:30a.m. ST PAUL'S LUI'IIERAN -32 • E. See<>ed st., l'ol!iero7. Sunday School, 10 a.m.;Worahij>oorvtce 11 a.m. SYRACl5E El!B CIIIJRCH Rev. PoulA.Scllors,pastor,&mdey School, 9:30 a. m,.BenQuiJ· enberry, ou.lll. Mornlrw worship, 10:30 a. m., llrlt and third Stat· diii'O eaeh month. EveniJW evangellotlc oervtce, 7:30 p. m., oecond and fourth Sunctayo. BETHANY EUB CHURCH Rev Paul , Sell ........• "" ero, ..... ~.. Morning worsltljl, 9:30 a. m.;Son- Guest Minister, James BuchaJ>. da.r School, 10:30 a. m. Blythe an, SW!da,y School Si;leri- Thetas, SQpl, Youth FellOII'ohlp, P~AR::-uEUB CH:;H;,:; dent. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Worship serVice, 10:30 a.m. ...:/r!cUce, ~:30 p.m. ' • '· Jlkilll ..,.....,,llo•• ~.... r. ;~at~ 1'• a~~o•. Wed- Scbool, 9,30 ~~.:"'w~ Roush, . .Supt. Ml>l'lllnc worsltljl, 10:30.0 ' " ENTERPRISE UNITED ME"l1J. ODIST - Rev. William Alrson, Pastor. Ralph ~eneer, Sq>~; Eldon Weeks, Au'~ Wor~hlp aervices, 9:30 a.m.; SUnday School, 10:30 a.m.; Youth Fellowship, 6:30. Wednesda.Y: Choir, 6:15 p. m.; Bible study, 7:30. MORNING STAR EUB -Rev, M0112el Smith, putor. Dtle, Supt. Fred Smith, A•• t. Sunda.r p. m. School, 9:45 a. m.; MornlngworFOREST RUN UNITED ME111· ship, 10:45 a.m.; Prayer meetODJSt - Re•. Wendoll G. Slut- 1111, 7:30 p, m. '111unday. YIMh !er, pulllr. Woroblp servloe, 9 FeUOII'ahij>, 7:30 p. m,Sunday, a. m.; Sunilay School, 10 L m. • ClltJIICH OF CIDRST - Mid· Mra. Fred Noose, !q>~ dleport. 5th and Main, Jack MINEIISVILLE u N 1 T E D Sctteo, sup!. Bible School, 9:30 MEfHODIST - Rev. WendeD a.m.; Mi>1'nlnc worahij>, 10:30 a. stutter, pastor. Suntlay Sebool, m,j Evonlnc worahij>, 7:30 p, m.; 9 "" m.; Kenneth Wiaeno, Sq)t. Prs;rer IOl"'flce, Welhlllday, 7 p. Worsblp aervico, 10 a.m. m, !lfi.llatilln Moyer, putor, SYRACl5E CIIIJRCH OF THE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Ml&lleport. Rev, AlldryMIUer, ~~':...-llevrt..:,~~ ~!~;· ,paotor, L..lierTeylor,Supi.Stm· owwu • - - tlaJ Scbool 30 School. SQpl, SUnil.,-' Scbool, clusea for all IQel, 8:30 a.m.; clfb', 6:30 p, m.; NYPS, 6:45 p. ~ w...oblp, 10:30 a.m.; m, Sunillll' Evqallatlc m~ NY1'S Staidly 6' 30 p.m,; Evan· 7:30 p, m, l'neyer meetlnc, Wed~ pllltlc ·Senlee ~ 7' 30 P. •IIIII', 7:30p.m. · m.; Mldnek. ~v meetq THE SALVA'nON ARMY -ED· 7 30 p.m.; ~-- W1 III.Y S. Wllll11! otl!cer Ill Wedneedey 1r1 11oo11nc ' IOCCitid Wednesda,y ' of eeeb montll 7•30 p.m c1targe. Swlillo'. 10 a.m., Roll· !MIACl5E HRsT 'UNITED ••• meellncl 10:30 a. Ill. SonPlii):SBYTEIIIAN _ !lfi. IJDIOII t1aJ School, Y - People's Le" si.Lbtat 'pator 'fl: hiR 9 pon, 7 P. m.; So!YIIItll meetlnc, II, ·• · • • ,, or• ' 7:30P.m.; 'l1llndlll'. 11o 3p, Ill• imtl.ey Scl>opl, 10 a. m.; m.· Ledlea llome LeaQue; 7p,m, Billie Sludy IIIII phyer service ...!.. 1 · WedDe!dq,7PI!II. · · ' •• ~..,cusea. . :£DEN 'k"""""' .& i&maEN IN . lfr, MORIAH BAPTIST .,!,lid. un!:."f! . dllliOI'I. corner of Fattlll and Blake, Pll• Main st. Rob8rt JaekiOII,putor; ltlr, ·!tladlll' School, 10 a. m,, Soudl,)' School 9:80a.m Mora. Wllillo llol.r, IQIII. ......_. Inc -iN,. io-itla. m'fArm1d A a.m.~ """" Rlebarda lltiJI," · cit tllrt1111Ii1 ~· 7;30 P. RUTLAND FIRST BAPI'IST _ m.,:!fn, I.Jda Olienller, prell. Rev. Samutl J. ~ Jillllor• . &q IVftct IIIII sei'IIIOII, Pn.Yer IVftce, 9:30 a. m.; SUn, illf School, lO·a. m;, Ml'fl. Ger· w.dne.da.r, .-- oftli awd lng1 owd ""-· lfo lien! to doftli oWl •ftli ,.,., ..,.,..,, I lo>a lfOII· !I'Acdo rou /tr IGkillg ....., of""· 2'11Gdo r•• /tr cooTrifo bl'fGII. PlfGII ••d milk o.id ,W. me • d'imt~ /tr SltMar So1ool. lllko S"t144r SoAooL Wo 1iwt1 Ote.d IGt&gA Gttd lfiGf'" ....10.4. Mommr, I lowe JIOU. THE CHURCH fOI AU. • •• A.Jtd 10 on alltd OD lhe prattle• in her own innocent and ulYe way. Soon, bowuer, her quutiona will ~orne more eomplu: aDd: her pannte will need all the love and wildom th.,. .... oblaln. FortunatelJ, we u parenta are not alone in this endeavor. The Chui'C!b 1t&nd1 ready and anxiou1 to help u11 train our children. Throqb. worship, study and meditation we ean leam to JmOW" what God requires of ua. Come to the church of JOUr choke lhla Stmday a•d •••ey Sunday• Book !loy Chapter Sulldoy ... ..... I Choon;ciH Monday ....•.. P10lms Tueodoy .... .. looloh Wednaday , ... I Corinthians Thul'lday , .... Philippians Frk:Joy . . .••••. I Theuolonions v.,... 22 143 30 13 4 4 Sotunloy .. .... II Timothy 3 6-16 5-12 6-18 . .. All 1'011 THE CHUICII TheChun:hiJthe~-­ on ~arth lor the bullcllq of ct.r.oltr 1M pel c:itlunM~ 11: M a .torehoux of lpiritu; v•lll• Without • 1~ Churcb.llllilllll' demoerac:y nor clvillz•tJoa - . sunl\·t. Thtre an fD1lr IOI&bll reuon• why eYUJ ~ l1&auJil •ttend servll:!fl npJuly.mi .... port"" Cboicll. - ..,., O)lrw hiuWI'Iake. (2)forllileh~Wft.'a ake. (3) For the .U. ol.._ _. mUDity ud natloft. (f) l'or 1bl .... ol the Chwda ititlt. wltJcill ~ hll mora] and mateNI..,. p o o l - . . . . . . ..,. . . _ uL.rly .nd md )10\lt Bible dlflr, 1·13 8-13 1·8 10-17 y With the lq>e It Wlil, In Sllllle measure, foster and help sustain thot which ts good in family and communit,y life, this featurelasponsoredbythe business linn• and organizations whose name1 appear below. lr---------------r--------------"1 HEINER'S BAKERY HOYT'S SOHIO SERVIa --------------1---------------.t BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD HUN11NGTON, W, VA. GOfGLEIN READY-MIX CO.' 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RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET wu RAY RIGGS, INC. ~ h' e till II"" ...1 ... .. • ' CROW'S STEAK HOUSE · KENTUCKY FRIED ClnCKEN POMEROY, OIDO -.rmon; .. .. .., HMEMBER OF THE mG 3" GENERAL MERCHANDISE TUPPERS PLAINS PH. 667-<1280 "' ·~~~jpltlto ot • , ;1""" Worahlp,10:~a.~.~~= ~,·,. .. ' m,, aecond fourth Sundeyo of .... eacb matllb.and Evenineevangeltstlc service, &p.m. aecond andthlrd Sundeyo of eachmatllb Worship service, 11 L m.; MYF 6 P. m. ~. Prl,)'er meetlne WedMsda,y, ,8 P· m. POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE- Comer Unlonand Mulbel'l')". Rev. Clyde V. Render' ' son, pastor. Surtdi,Y School, 9:30 a. m.: ill1mond Wall>um, Supt. MornJrw worahlp, 10:30 a. m.' Eveai!W Ser,ice 7•30 p m. ~ woeli aervl~e, 7:30 to "'" lfo /Mw pia~ G:30 p, m. ASBURY UNITED DIST, !IYfacuse - Rev. ME1110. WendeD Sluder, pastor. SWida,y Sdlool, 10 ._ m.• Carl'CIIl Norrlo Supt. ' ' moot• 'illl.w~. Mule HoiiiiWtlf,·7!3!)P,m~.llll'•. C.!BIIIeader, wor•••· IJII. Ask me abou1 ...~~. ~·· P~lla•hon. ' ~ )18~. :~ J. Grtllltli,ll"ltor. ~ 'SchoOl, 9:30 L ~~ HoJ.v wlllred, :q>~ SttndiY ilrorsbiil ' ' . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO and have a valid license for driving member of your familY· I 8,20, Mid·""" - i&ipt. Pastoral Family Honored A receptioo honoring tlle Rev. William Airson, new pastor of the Enterprise United Methodist Church, and his t:amily was held Wednesday night at the <hurch. The evening opened witll gr0141 oi!Vi!W led by Eldon Weeks. Ra1Pt ~ncer , SUndly School &t>ertntelliert, introduced the pastor and hls lami!ytotheguests who each in turn introduced hlmself. Each guest wore a rmne- 26, 1968 FR,E!'JIOM GQS!'EL ~ON putor, Blble ~ ciUMI,Son- '""'-• Mrs. Florien is the former Pat- and daughter, · · ,diY,10a.m•W!IJ'Iill4>andpreach· 1111, 10:115 Al/bo;'SUndlll' oventrw urvlce; '130. Bible atud7 elaaoea, Wednil!ldlll'• 7:30 p.m. . een!Ce, 7:30 p. m.1'111erm~ , M'l'. HERMAN i)NITED Inc, TueadiY, 7:30 p; ·m... MJI. BRETHREN IN CimJsT- Rev, ;!Did Frtdertck, c)J11 Ieider. Jomeo G. Piat0r:5un:· Youth FeUowoblp, Frltflll',7:30p. diY School, 9:30 ·. , m.l. Rueeu -., · 10:30 a.m.· m. Eri.at Deeler, lilder; Rill- Spaocor, IQIII,; Alfred Wolfo,u~·. ALFRED ME1110DIST _ J ·~ II-. ~...-..- se-- 11 a. -••"'• p. er ...-• r.; pres...,...._ ··-• . Pearl 11. C..ato, paotor. Stmdl,y m.; PmddJte ._,- ' .7 MASQN ~LY ClltJIICH m., oecond and f~ Staidly of ;School II 9:30, LI0¥<1 Dlllineer p. m, _ ":. . OF GOD - Seeon11 SC., Muoo, Mdt month. - , . oermoa. Worship aerytces at 10:4S 111E RVTLAN'D COM)IUNJTY W•. Va. Slqay Sehool, 10 a.m, 7:30 p, m, overy f!lllt anUI!Iril 'lllth )he Re•. CAioiD. Wothlsda,y Cbarch _ Re•, ,.,..;,TUlla,~o- liOrllirw Woi-~blp, U a. m, ~· Sun4a1> !llht m-. Clait!ileot· <>:"'"7' · u~. · - •. . •-•o •-m.Bible •-, 11 a. m, eve- nr• and • tvent!W PI"''''r services, 7:45. tor, $lmdiy ,Sc)JOol, 9:30 a.m.; ........,,..... , ···'"' 'P • • U. "' M I ' Worohtp serVice, 11 a.m.; Sludy IIIII·Pri,Y'I" omtlet,.Wod• tblrd Sialday, Da~ Hol~,c!u1 • ort seorles, l!tl\ldl¥ I!Chool Su- ne'IIIIJ, t::io P, m. Chlltlr·'Jln! leader, Cbr!Jtlan ~avor, 7:30 pertntendent; Wedaeildlll' prll¥8r Mitt, !ioitol; ~ T13.$~ · P. m., OellOnd and fO!II'Ib StmilaJ, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Servlcoa meetine, 7:30 P.~ Youne 11...... CARLETqN clltlRCH -lilrwo- l!:rnenon Pooler, pnlldent. •)!, 315 Main St., Pt. Pleodnt, plea Fellowohlp Sul.to.r, p.m.; bur)' Rclod, StDIIII' Sebeol, 9:30 l'fqer meetlnc, 7:30p.m. every 7 Somtlo,y1 II L m.; WedneltlaJI • ....... "'""t ''" :30 a. m-,. RaliJb Carl, ~Worship WedMIIday, Boord IIIHIIJis, 7:30 7 ~-.. .,... wor~ •..,., ·CHU. . oeniee, 10:30 a. m, and 7:80 p. p. m,. ftrlt Mmtllll' ct monlh. 8 p, m. AD welcome. 111E WFSLEY AN . . RC11 m,· al-ly. 1'1)11V meiibW; POMEROY '1'IIINI'ri UliiTED CIIIJRCH OF CHRIST- Rev, W. L01'!'RIDGE UNITED ME111· - Cbarlea Dolor, ~~ _Adra WOIIMIIIIII', 7:30 p, m. SWick, SUnillll' Sc . tqer• HEATH MEniODIST CHIJRCH II, 1'11"1'111, putor, Patrie~ D. ODIST - Worship, llratud third ~ Soli~ So~ 9:l!O a. ..: Deport, Rev, MuDonalull, Wood, SQpt, StDIIII' School, 9:15 &lndal'o of eoch month; 10:45 L m.;worllblp&lfYict,10130a.m. · paator, Jock Bechlle, Church a. m.; Worship, 10:25 a. m, m.; teeoncl ard tovth SUIIdQa, Youth llld J~r , i Oidh lllnlce, School SQpt, Church School, 9 30 Youth choir rebearoal, ;Mooda.Y, 1 1:80 p. m. Stuldlll' SchoOl, 1!111 L m. Chrtstlall Endeavor, lhlrd 6:f5 P• m. Etbljii'll!j)robiil, 7:30, L . m.; Worship service, 10:30 6:30 p. m. Mro. MarYin Burt, P"''l'er and P.i'al~ :'Welhlodl;r, . a., ' m~ Mkii!OIIOri • l'ol!iero7 illreclor; Senior cholrnhearoal, Seturdl1 of each month. 7:30. . . ·'·• • Melillllltot YouthFellti•ablp,Stm· Tlluroday, 7:30 p, m;, Mrl, Paul UNrrED FAITH CHURCHdiY, 8 p, in, SUndl,y ewolllnc-· Neue, director. 'l'hurldal', all . LAUREL CLIFF FREE )(Em. Ottsr CHURCH - &mdl,y School . Neue SoUl~' - . Robert E. ship, 7130 p. m.; Olllelal Boord cJa1, Buoy Bee quUUJW J>ll'b Ill 9:30 a. m., morning worobiil, 9mltli, Sr., ·~.r; &mdiii'School m~,' ftrll Slnlly ct montb, dltlrciiiOCial room. RUTLAND ClltJIICH OF 10:10 a. m,, OY8IIInc worottll, IIIIOrlntendlnt Kelllielb Mallon. 6 P, m.; WSCS secotte1 -Ill' of &inlltl School, 9:30 a.· m.; """" 111011111, 7 30 p. m,; Eleanor Clr· CHRIST Roy w. Carter, POl• 1 ·7:30 p. m.; Wedne~, Clu110lllill Hnlce, 10:30 a. "lllo and ole, oeeond 'JihuriiiiJ; Cluo 12 tor, ~ Sdlool, 9:30 a. m.; 1111 Youth Cruolllora, 8:30 p, m. . .&Dd pra,yer meettnc, 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p, m. eocb~.llldowoek tldnl WedMIIIIJ, Attm110011 Cir· Communimand wrahlp service, Prlll'er meeting, Wedileadi,y, 7:30 cle, second '!1llrldey llll!rnoot!. 10:30 a. m.; Prayer meeti!W, Tburiiii.Y, choir pracdce, 7 p, P.m. Cbolr practice, 7 p. m, Wedneo- Thur!ldlll', 7:30p.m. v. H. Bn• m. R. Eugene GU!, paalor; Phil tlaJ, ley,~ . Will,~ . KENO CHURCH OF CIIIUITUNITED METHODIST CHURCH Clm!TER MEI'IIODIST CharP ' DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRISI: NcprmMI lleCaln, ~. - l'GmetW• Clurcb SchoOl, 9:15 - Rev, Pearl A. CaoiD, pastor, - Romdo RuuelJo palllor, No,.. Services -ldy ill 9:30 L m. a, m.; Woroblp aervlce, 10:30. CHESTER: WOI'oblp, 9 a, m,; Dllll C. Will, ltlllo ~School . Preaclllnc,llratllllllfldfdSUndlll' ·.MYJ', 6'p.m.Chalrpracllce, i:30 Sundal> Scbool, 10 a. m,; Mro, 9:30 L m.; WQJ'IiiiP lervlct, ct mtialll by Cbarlea Ruaaell at p, m. 1!,....111111. Public Invited Wald Spencer, ~ FLAT· . ~0:30 L m. 'Chrlltlall ~r 9:30a.m, , to ugi!J lbeee service•, Gloll WOOIJ!: Charch School, Sunday, &mdl,y •venlnco ' BRADFOBD CHURCH OF Hiles, allldoter, Leo Crew, S, S, 11 a. m,. Jcilul Bally,~ Wor· . R.\.CINE FDIST CIIIJRC!Ii'OF . CIIIUIT - Charlo• Ruooell, pia. Sqll. Mrl• June VanVranken,,... oblp lllnlce a l - • with AI· 'IHE NAZARENE -StlniiooJSebool ~ ~"•·'-' Go•- ..._. ~- -"' ~ a.-."-U -· ....m..... _., ._.....,.. _..ot;-l,.,......,.w lWI,m-· fred and F'-'--'o """""" • Servlceo "30 t.,' ·Ill.; Mort!lnc Worahlp, dey Sehool, 9;30 a. m,; Mort!lnc llclllreetor. Stilley mornlrw or evenJrw, ct 10:10 a. m.; Ennlnc Worohlp, Wonldp, .10:80 a. m.; Evealnc ~OY FDIST BWT _ each week, 1130 p, m,l'r"''er oenieeo, 7:30· . ... 1 WedMod Bible GRACE EPISCOPAL- E. Main ey Caner ·wwtama, paotor, Jobn SC. P!Jme- _ ,........ P, m, Welh!IIIIJ, Stailll' Sebocil - ••...,, p.m. . wneo SUnil.,- School ~rtn• ·~ .......... ...... ~ Pauline MeClln- • • 7:80P.m. JlilORGANIZED ClilfRCH Uf" tenderd_ Staidly School, 9:30 a. aervlce, 10•30 a. m. with leylock, Pulor, Rev, Morrll M, Joauo Chrlot of Latter Day m.; Mlll'lllnc worship, 10:30 a. 1 "t"~H DAY ADVENTIST Wolfe. ' TUPPERS PLAINS. UNITED ~. Portland • Racine Ro&d, m,; BYF, 6 p, m, Bible stud)', Charch _ Pomeroy Mulberry ME1110DIST- Mm-lllneW..,ahij> lkatdQ School, 9:30 a. m.11ifom. Wednelllllll', 7 p, m.; Chair prac- Heighto Rood north 'of Veteran~ Memorial ~1&. Pbi!Up Gllll· lt30 L ill. ot former l!lUll build- lqt WorshiR, 10:30 a. m, &mill!' tli:e, 8:30 p, m, Wodnooday, er, pastor, wemeada,y, 7:30 p. . 111J, E>i>tnded Stutda)' School .... tm11nt1 serVIce· at 7, WetllloiiiiJ """"" .. prayer aervlce, 7:30, MT. UNION BAPTIST Rev. ~tblo studY andpreyer meet• IIIII "tor tturllr! to 8flde olx . Paotor, Elder Fnderlck J, stoCeell Cox. paotor. Sundey School ·~-~ Sab••• School, chlldre• at 8Jrmot Methotllst an- ha!1. · ·• _,.tntendent, Larry Clark. .,....~ey: -• , _ , _ • ........, •• a.m .,._,_ 10:30 a. m,; WIO'sblp, 9:80a.m. box at 9:30a.m., Mrs.J am e a 0 9 BRADBURY CHURCH OF ......,., ''"' ·l~ F1RST UNITED PRESBYTER· Slllu~ cbildren'o -iiliendent. CHRIST~ James H. Smith, Pas- oventrw wrablp, ?:30 ; w..,.,,. IAN CHURCH - Middleport, Sunilay Chureh Scbool, 1141ultoand )11 ~ Weover of Middleport 1erved as best man forthebridelfOOIIl• and John C~man. broth· er of the bride, was an usher. .For her daughter's weddiJ¥, Mn. Chapman wore an ice blue silk dress wlth white accesaortes. Mrs. Neutz!illg was In a pink dl'l'ss With navy blue aceessories a·nd both mothers had whlte carnation corsages. Following the ceremony, a r~ ception was held at the home of the bride's parents. A two-tiered cake with blue accents centered land '~:::;:::::~~~~~Jub~ • . •' '• SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS fiE F1LL ALL DOCToR'S PRESCRIP110NS 992-29$5 . POMEROY, 0, MIDDLEPORT BOOK STOR£ CHURCH AND OFF1CE SUPPIJES.GIFTs 992-2641 MIDDLEPORT, 0. .'' l I ~ \ �.. '. -, .I • ·' • I ., ..m,~· ~·l, r...--llldlllopo<l, 0., Fl'ldVo 'Jub 26, ~~~:~:;,~:,:,~:::::::;;;:;:;.:::<::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::: •~:hapmon-NeiJ~zling · \·. - Wed<;Jing wqs :; ne Suver RtBI ·rm WID BIJI" tlot Church wa• the sceae of the weddl111 of ~lso ~ Eloise c~. daughter of the Re•. and Mrs. Otis F. ~ Cheshire, to Mr, William Richard Neutzli~ 100 or Mrs. Vlrsinia Neutzli!W, Middleport. The doUble ring ceremony was an evert of June 8, at 2:30 p. rn. The Rev. Merlin Teets omctated at lhe ceremon,y whlch was per~ formed before the altar decorated with white carnotioo and blue mum arrangements. NJ.G)tiaJ music was presented by Miss su- ,~n·~ :::~ ·Jhz·r~c · tory fi ll ,· ·. o'·r · . . . . . Area. Pomeroy... :.j :~ Personal Notes ·:·:~' :::: .. .. . Jun·e' .. the refreshment table. Mrs. GarC~man or Gallipolis and sie Mlller, Cheshlre. Escorted to the altar by her Mrs.. Jerry Brown of Pomeroy father, the brld~ wore a Door assisted with the serving. For her wedding trip, the bride length white ta!!ete gown wttlla chonsed into a white lace dress lace O'Orlay. It was fashioned with long sleeves which came to and wore the corsage from her a point over the hands and gather- brlclal bouquel The bride Is a 1968 graduate ed tiers of lace at the back. She of Kyger Creek High School where carried a cascade arrangement of abe was a member of the Key.. daisies. ette C b and the FHA. Mr. Miss Joyce Lo!W ofldiddleport Neutzli graduated from Midserved as the maid. of honor for dleport igh School In !965 and her cousin. The bridesmaid was Mlss Lois Rodgers o! Cheshire. Is as fated with Hal' Riggs, They carried blue tinted carna.. Inc., A ns. The cc:q>le reside at ..CtJe.. tion bouquets. shire, Route 1. Mrs. Charles Genhelmer and Mro. Cbarleo Ingram and dauglt· ter, Cathy, ofMarlettawereWednoldol' D~esls of their aunto, Mill Ada Genhelmor and Mill Lucretia Genhelmer. Mro. AjJ!ea SWiaher of Columbul Is here lor an lndollnlte v\olt with her son and daughterIn-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne SWisher. 9te had heon conllnod to Unlvenlt,y Hospital prior to coming here. Mrs. Dorothy Douglas left T11Jrldol' lor Mansllold to be with her dauglltor, Mrs. Edward Florien, ,..tto Is hospitalized. , tag, Gifts i'rom friends and mem-. bers were presented to the honored family by Mra. weeks and Mrs. Thomas Bentz gave a prayor. Refrealnnents of homemade cake, colfee, Kooi·Ald and teo were served during a soctal hour. Members or the Enterprise ecqregation and friends of the c:omnmnlty attellllt!W were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ~ncer, Emtt wm. Mr. and Mrs. James I, · ~clcy, Brenda, Beftrly, Brian; Mrs. Robert Davis, fttir·. MarlaMe were woekeod Dlests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee and Mrs. Mary Circle. Gerald 9tuster is home from Holzer Hospital after having been confined there a week for treatment of a back injury. Meeting Held ' ll . 'I Circleville today after spending Di:mn. Mr. and Mrs. llarry Henry Mrs. Edith Ryther, Mrs. Wil· ()( Amesville were Thursdll' lard Wilson, Mrs. Addie Brown, E I daughter , Connie, returned to Steven and Kevin; Mrs. Mildred a week here with Mr. and Mra. Mitch, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bowen, C. D. Woode, Mr. and Mrs. WilMrs. carl Dill and Mrs. Herbert Liam Carr and famll,y, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whlte. Mrs. Myrtle Long, Mis.s Dorothy Long, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bentz, MBr jorle and Brenda, and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks. The Rev. Mr. and Mn. Airhave lour cli!Mnol, Iloilo, · Patrick, Pial Mil Mil came t o " - .,_1M.-. sonville area. Club Picnic Held Dlests of his brother-ln~aw ud slater, Mr. and Mro. l'alrldl Locha17. They- _.wll [Or the Wind !IY~ - - AIWVli:li IN VIB'ItfAII Al'DU' Privata Firil Cluo.lul· lin Kallnowokl. 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter P, Kalinowski, Rt. I Bidwell, was assigned July 12 to the 25th InfantrY Division . near Cu . ~. ~tetnam, as truck driver. · i At Hines Residence Friendly Neighbors Club held a picnic recently at the home N.'v ·n t· . hig•sereen~· t,y Carpooter. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle .. or Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hines. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold, SUite Kaspar, 9taroo Smith, Amanda Kasper, Mrs. Elwood Bowers, Mr. and NEW HAVEN - Graham sta- Mrs. Roy Smith, Linda, Donna, tion, Lstsrt and Cliftoo church Mike, Mr, and Mrs. Emerson memben re.wdted Thurldol' Well, Howard Well, Texanna evening at the New Haven United White, Mrs. Henry Werry, R83 and Eddie Werey, and Harry · Methodlat parBODage. Rev. Connie Dickooa and Rev. Yebnert. Eccelea, United Methodlat and former United Brethren super. tptendento, met with a omali :ll'OUP. earlier and arranged for the reunion. Rev. Bernice Winkler, usloted the group In ito !Utllreplana. Rev. and Mra, Winkler oang a duet, !oliowed by group slng- In New Haven SUMMER SHOES MISS AMERICA LOAFERS %PRICE THE SHOE BOX . . . '" Returns from 3- Week Vacat·ion Mrs. Glad)os Cockier has r&turiX!d from a three week vacaMr. and Mrs. Donald Hauck ttoo In WUmlngton,DeL, with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Watand Mrs. Charles Bolz. 15011, Mlnersville were recent Leaving ll'ont the Wood County visitor s in Lodl with Mrs. Hauck Airport near Parkersburg, W. and Mrs. Watson's parents, Mr. Va., on JulY 8, Mrs. CUckler was and Mrs. W. H. Ferrell. They went especially for a family re- met ln Philadelphia by Mr. and union at the Lodi Park. While Mrs. Boltz. It was her first there Mrs. Watson became ill Olght. and was admitted to the Lodl Communlcy Hospital where she ATTEND CAMP remains a patient. NEW HAVEN - Approxtmat&Mr. and Mrs. Charles John- ly 400 junior high and.aenior high Helen. Emma Lou and Joyce; Mrs. Lorena Snyder, Mrs. Lulu son and Camily of Lowell were youth or tile Church of God atAleshire. Mrs. Phil Ohlinger, &Jnday guests of Mr. and Mrs. tended camp Caesar near Web-ster Springs recently. Atten:Hng Am, Phil and Lauraj Mrs. Don Robert White. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and from the New Haven church were Hunnel, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Paul Frick and Paula, Mrs. WU· uam Pullins, Rodney, Lori Ann, Denise Grinstead, Marsha Davis, Marilyn Gibbs, Alllle Fields, Sonia Elder, Roy Brillk<or, Lorry Carpenter, Gllr)' SjQ, Fred Weover, Rollllit !ld/r ltd Jack Spirea. Mrs. Ill"~ lfioldt, Jr., tougltt a ela11~ 1ft the Junior high camp. Highlighto of her vacalltll Included a toar ol washington, D. c.. a visit to Arllngtoil Cemetery, a trip to AtlanUc Clll'o ,1111 a dey at lleodl~ Pa. Mrs. Bolz retur~ Mrs. CUckl~ · toPtmeroy Wednosda.Y and wul remain here lor a three week vlolt. . ~. I . • Long-life transistors replace vacuum tubes for a new. standard of reliability!.. instant picture ... instant sound! .-~. .... OPEN TIL . 9:00 SAT. 416 MAIN TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS Pt. (BAHR CLOTHIERS) wHt ES--SA CONT TO SO~o Men and Women's Wearing Apparel ' CLOTHIERS S..: ~ = MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Tile~~ ~, Pia·nts N'.ews ; ,Notes Plans Made ·'To .Attend ··.: .. ' , ' · ~ ... '"lb· . Act NOW on the PlYMOUTH of y()urchoic--.... -;, Get a year-end,bi!Y that's lff//y ::Unbeata~J,.;,,,:,.:f~~ . . · ,~ . • ' · ' ·: ., .~ . . ., ::r.. ~ Now, Nationwide Insurance 1 parantee renewal of auto :~~.~rnn<:e for fivr years II• ft"ndl I policy is in etrect 60 ••• ' '~r · · ' qualify, just pay the p«m;uomsl '' ' 0 FURY Ill 4-·oR. Ken Williams P. J. Pauley " WILLIAIS ,_PAULEY AIIYHOIIIZID DIALIIII A v . CHRYSLER MOIIIRtOORIItiMIIGN .' t, ' ~ Davit atd ' Mr• . lid lira. Flll.!d Cullimlna. Kelatlllla of 'I'III1PI. ; ,a..rte, ==~·: Mr. ~ 1-)lf,4,boiOD· rioltlnehlo une~, and .• 1\ll'a• ., ....... ,..._.;.,no. \ c,r. ' or ~ • ""'" ~..,..... Mro.u....,$mlthilldcblldran ~ e'ttU '111en1 i;aturdi1 '"'th her '. , , . r· : ~ndiilolhlr~ Mra. . . . \'111)1~ her father, Rlcho!'dout• and famt!y, Jlllllor '· ••!·<· : weekend tlliHII.ofthoirparllllla, . Mr~f"""" ~· baa been '· ·- . .!.· · · Evenf ~==~~t;wi;llnera. olned by·, ,~0¥<1 !jl~ ' *FINAL·CLEAR~GE~{jN~~sa~s~~ ;:,; j . ~er ~- ~ Hanlon. ' wu....... tor: ror lee cream and cake were ...-.ed to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roo1h, Ada Clark, Franclt Wood, Brenda Merritt, Graham Statton, and Mable Johnson, Helen Bar· ker, Lula Ruuell, ThUrman YOWlg and Edith Fox, Cliftoo Cbarch, and Rev. Keith Hanlon and children, and Mra. J. W. it. Morrlacin. SuntJay Sehool, 9:30 a.m.; cla1 prayer and Bible otull)r, 7:30 selliOI' high and YOIIIII adullo ~ Glen E11t!L Church ser- P• m, stJT'i'oN METHODIST _ !lOY iDeet ill former Metllodlit Church vlcea, 10:30 a.m:·;'e..ntng, 7:30 p.m.; WedneliiiJ, aerw. Dale McClurg. pallor. SUndly Church SchooL Bwd yackney, youth s..,.rtntendeut; .~c~a, .7:, 30'~~ , ... , : , 'l • ::;~10\39,~ ID!L~~ m•u ,,.,......, ·MET · H~ ce, " ~ m,. oe . · . .It hfall·cl•ae ·llll·~·ldiilta GR "eeii~W: Ill former EUB buUdlq, .... Preaching. _ each monlh. IIObtrt V~Jward, ol¢ MUll Bl· DISr, CHURCH9:· fl!tn1b CHESI'ER CHUJtCH OFT HE ble Clao1 party,leotMolldl,)'each 30 Lm., Firat and Second !lot- Nazarene - Rev.HerbertGrate, illonth. Youth FollOWBbiil eocb daJI tl eaeb monllt; Third and paotor. WorllhiP oervlce,lla.m. fbldl,y, 8 p. m. !•Iormor lfetb. Fourth imtl.ey1 ealih IIIOdh, Wor-· ... 't::tU P· m., &mill!'· iOindey tidlot buUdlne, Dlotrtct youth ral- lhlp lenlct ot 7:30 p.m.; Wed- &~>hoot, 9:30 lo m. Charles Bti~~~~ OYIIIillp at 7:30, Preyer soU, """"• Rlcberd .Bartol!, asly llntMllndayoleachmooth. and Blbll llliili". slltlllt ltlllo Prlll'er ,_... . Welhlsda,y, 7:30 p. m. SOUTH BETHEL UNITEil LgfART UNll'ED METRO· . HAJIIIIl!I)NVo.L PRESBY· METIIODIST- W0rahij>, oeeon! DJSr ClltJIICH _ Fir. and Sec- TERIAN _ Mrs. Norma Lee, pd fourth .SuQ!a.y, 10:30 L m.; Slndlll't preachln& 8 p.m.; Sunday Sehool !q!erinlelldent. f!ntandthlrd~a,7:li0!!-ill. 01111 · Sunday School, 9:30a.m..,,_ ........ School •·aO L m. Youth Thll'll' and Fourth 9mda,yo, !lot· ... ,.rvl _._ • •· . t1aJ School10 a.m., Worshlpser- _, · r ce, 8 p, m., the Re-< •· :r=.~: :~~= Yleo 11 a.m.; TueliiiJ evenlllp ~ .. ~hue of Mlddlepotf . at &p.m. Prlll'erandBibleatuili" . .,..,.,..,..... - · . · ' dlot .Church. . ' JEIIOVAll'S wfrN"ESSES, Lar· ci!Elfu;:a CHtmCII OFCloDey Clrlllhall, ~sldlncmlnlller, Tilt !lfi, ChlllerBqant,pulvr, • ~ · · .... · - · .... . .-.. Sunday: Bible leeture, 9:30a.m,; Stmtllr, Sdlooi, ••30 L m.1. WOl•· , . ;• Wlleh Tonr 'lltld1, 10:30 a, m.· llldp IIOI"'ce; 11 a. m,; E\<ellllll W.!ldai: ·Bible ltu!IJ, 7 p. m: , wnldp, 7.., p. J!l• Pn.Yer Mn• . '!'llura<lll!': lllalttey oebooi, 7 p. lee, 7130 p. m. DlrectDr. Me!Dbero were urged m, Senlee llleetlqr, 8 p. m, Semco. :tJmliiiJ, 7:~ 1, m, · to . . homamadl Items to be . ~It CHURCH OF.CIIRIST· .~; ·-. • .lint SlluroloJd, lOIII for U.. mtsoiOIIII'l' .-go MIJW'·, st, .- Em'""" Wookley, jDodth, . . ., . iltartlll the Slate Clmp Meet1111o · JIFJO>OCK GROVE Cbrlitliirl Blellllnc_ cqll were turned ~ 1 Cliarcll • ':-11$01 Qo(iOdlelr)', with .eacb J!!e!Dl>or ohartne their . , ~ III.Y Wbai11; lilpt, Cclm· m(l!l' ble1alnca. ' . Jiiiiajriolll!l1101'1b11~;9:80 ~exl .li'-1 1JIIO'!U!W wW be . ' ,.,. . . . . , . , hi!d (II t!Mo 'lhlrd 'fJM!rodl;y ot the < . monlh4uetoMioat00ary!ll,)'beIJic 111.til~ rlltltllar~UOUIII ntcht, I Aaaa Johnooa.4nd Lucino Powtoll , will boi lht · · GeorP C'!munlno ta • •urslcal The ct a ',p&tle!lt In Rlverotde Metlloilist OJ4 and , H""llalat CofumbtJs. '·'' · ,., .•. "Parlto the ' """'*- ·. · Mr. and Mro. Jackie~"--'·· ~•wwoo ................ Clrpelller and Anna and Mloole and Ttidd 11ere reeeDI Jouiji, 10:30 .. m.;' Junlot high, , .. POMEROY LOWER UGHT c~~ - HII'I'IIOII¥It'e R...t :ROY, Hoy Tll!'lor, putor, Nora Hlrlman, S, S. Sui1to Stmillly· School, 9:30 a.m.;Worahlpsen• lee, 10:30 a. m,; Ewninc - · lhlp, 7:30 p, ui, Prs;rer a•d Pralle ..rvlce, 'lbllrliiiJ, 7:30 P. m, · . THE Rl1rLAND "~~f~~T CHURCH - Rev, C, • ..,....ey, putor, Cillrch Scbool, 9:30a.m.; Wortblp oervlca, 10:30 a. m, RACINE ME1110DIST - W, Dole McClure. putor. Suni1111' School, 9-.ao" a.m.; Worshlpoerv• leo, 10:30 a. m.; Jllllor cbolr pracllce, Wednollda1, 8:20 p, m>; Senior cbolr practice, 'l'huriiiiJ, 7:30 p, m, :li!IIPY Hootler Clan D*llnll, lourtb FrltlaJ ct ncb . IIICitllb at 6 p.m. Wnleyan Serv· cle Guild, lourtb Mmtllll' of eacb monl!l, 7:30 p, m.; Jllllor High :MYF, f:30 P. m, eacb Sundey; Senior High MYF, 5:30 P. m,, Mdt ~. PORTLAND ME'niODIST Rev. W, Dale McClurg, putor. Sundey Scbool, 9;30 a.m.; Wor• ahil> oervlce, 7:30p.m. OAK GROVE METHODIST W. Dale McClurg, paotor. &mdlll' Scbool, 10:30 a. m.; Worship service, 9:30 a. m., nrot and lhlrd Stmiley each m-. ZION CHURCH OF C!IRISI: Pomeroy • Harrloonvtlle Road. Eup10 Underwood, pastor. KeDIIOth Grover, &m~ School~ &mdlll' SChool, 9:30 a. m.; Wo,._ shiP service, 10:30 a. m. &mdey even1nc aervtce, 7 p.m. Pr"''er meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. ST. ·JOHN'S LUTHERAN-Brl· ..__1 ......... Mornl an ~.... • .--' 111 _.. ol!lp, 9 a. m.; SWIIIIII' School, 10:30a.m. ST PAUL'S LUI'IIERAN -32 • E. See<>ed st., l'ol!iero7. Sunday School, 10 a.m.;Worahij>oorvtce 11 a.m. SYRACl5E El!B CIIIJRCH Rev. PoulA.Scllors,pastor,&mdey School, 9:30 a. m,.BenQuiJ· enberry, ou.lll. Mornlrw worship, 10:30 a. m., llrlt and third Stat· diii'O eaeh month. EveniJW evangellotlc oervtce, 7:30 p. m., oecond and fourth Sunctayo. BETHANY EUB CHURCH Rev Paul , Sell ........• "" ero, ..... ~.. Morning worsltljl, 9:30 a. m.;Son- Guest Minister, James BuchaJ>. da.r School, 10:30 a. m. Blythe an, SW!da,y School Si;leri- Thetas, SQpl, Youth FellOII'ohlp, P~AR::-uEUB CH:;H;,:; dent. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Worship serVice, 10:30 a.m. ...:/r!cUce, ~:30 p.m. ' • '· Jlkilll ..,.....,,llo•• ~.... r. ;~at~ 1'• a~~o•. Wed- Scbool, 9,30 ~~.:"'w~ Roush, . .Supt. Ml>l'lllnc worsltljl, 10:30.0 ' " ENTERPRISE UNITED ME"l1J. ODIST - Rev. William Alrson, Pastor. Ralph ~eneer, Sq>~; Eldon Weeks, Au'~ Wor~hlp aervices, 9:30 a.m.; SUnday School, 10:30 a.m.; Youth Fellowship, 6:30. Wednesda.Y: Choir, 6:15 p. m.; Bible study, 7:30. MORNING STAR EUB -Rev, M0112el Smith, putor. Dtle, Supt. Fred Smith, A•• t. Sunda.r p. m. School, 9:45 a. m.; MornlngworFOREST RUN UNITED ME111· ship, 10:45 a.m.; Prayer meetODJSt - Re•. Wendoll G. Slut- 1111, 7:30 p, m. '111unday. YIMh !er, pulllr. Woroblp servloe, 9 FeUOII'ahij>, 7:30 p. m,Sunday, a. m.; Sunilay School, 10 L m. • ClltJIICH OF CIDRST - Mid· Mra. Fred Noose, !q>~ dleport. 5th and Main, Jack MINEIISVILLE u N 1 T E D Sctteo, sup!. Bible School, 9:30 MEfHODIST - Rev. WendeD a.m.; Mi>1'nlnc worahij>, 10:30 a. stutter, pastor. Suntlay Sebool, m,j Evonlnc worahij>, 7:30 p, m.; 9 "" m.; Kenneth Wiaeno, Sq)t. Prs;rer IOl"'flce, Welhlllday, 7 p. Worsblp aervico, 10 a.m. m, !lfi.llatilln Moyer, putor, SYRACl5E CIIIJRCH OF THE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Ml&lleport. Rev, AlldryMIUer, ~~':...-llevrt..:,~~ ~!~;· ,paotor, L..lierTeylor,Supi.Stm· owwu • - - tlaJ Scbool 30 School. SQpl, SUnil.,-' Scbool, clusea for all IQel, 8:30 a.m.; clfb', 6:30 p, m.; NYPS, 6:45 p. ~ w...oblp, 10:30 a.m.; m, Sunillll' Evqallatlc m~ NY1'S Staidly 6' 30 p.m,; Evan· 7:30 p, m, l'neyer meetlnc, Wed~ pllltlc ·Senlee ~ 7' 30 P. •IIIII', 7:30p.m. · m.; Mldnek. ~v meetq THE SALVA'nON ARMY -ED· 7 30 p.m.; ~-- W1 III.Y S. Wllll11! otl!cer Ill Wedneedey 1r1 11oo11nc ' IOCCitid Wednesda,y ' of eeeb montll 7•30 p.m c1targe. Swlillo'. 10 a.m., Roll· !MIACl5E HRsT 'UNITED ••• meellncl 10:30 a. Ill. SonPlii):SBYTEIIIAN _ !lfi. IJDIOII t1aJ School, Y - People's Le" si.Lbtat 'pator 'fl: hiR 9 pon, 7 P. m.; So!YIIItll meetlnc, II, ·• · • • ,, or• ' 7:30P.m.; 'l1llndlll'. 11o 3p, Ill• imtl.ey Scl>opl, 10 a. m.; m.· Ledlea llome LeaQue; 7p,m, Billie Sludy IIIII phyer service ...!.. 1 · WedDe!dq,7PI!II. · · ' •• ~..,cusea. . :£DEN 'k"""""' .& i&maEN IN . lfr, MORIAH BAPTIST .,!,lid. un!:."f! . dllliOI'I. corner of Fattlll and Blake, Pll• Main st. Rob8rt JaekiOII,putor; ltlr, ·!tladlll' School, 10 a. m,, Soudl,)' School 9:80a.m Mora. Wllillo llol.r, IQIII. ......_. Inc -iN,. io-itla. m'fArm1d A a.m.~ """" Rlebarda lltiJI," · cit tllrt1111Ii1 ~· 7;30 P. RUTLAND FIRST BAPI'IST _ m.,:!fn, I.Jda Olienller, prell. Rev. Samutl J. ~ Jillllor• . &q IVftct IIIII sei'IIIOII, Pn.Yer IVftce, 9:30 a. m.; SUn, illf School, lO·a. m;, Ml'fl. Ger· w.dne.da.r, .-- oftli awd lng1 owd ""-· lfo lien! to doftli oWl •ftli ,.,., ..,.,..,, I lo>a lfOII· !I'Acdo rou /tr IGkillg ....., of""· 2'11Gdo r•• /tr cooTrifo bl'fGII. PlfGII ••d milk o.id ,W. me • d'imt~ /tr SltMar So1ool. lllko S"t144r SoAooL Wo 1iwt1 Ote.d IGt&gA Gttd lfiGf'" ....10.4. Mommr, I lowe JIOU. THE CHURCH fOI AU. • •• A.Jtd 10 on alltd OD lhe prattle• in her own innocent and ulYe way. Soon, bowuer, her quutiona will ~orne more eomplu: aDd: her pannte will need all the love and wildom th.,. .... oblaln. FortunatelJ, we u parenta are not alone in this endeavor. The Chui'C!b 1t&nd1 ready and anxiou1 to help u11 train our children. Throqb. worship, study and meditation we ean leam to JmOW" what God requires of ua. Come to the church of JOUr choke lhla Stmday a•d •••ey Sunday• Book !loy Chapter Sulldoy ... ..... I Choon;ciH Monday ....•.. P10lms Tueodoy .... .. looloh Wednaday , ... I Corinthians Thul'lday , .... Philippians Frk:Joy . . .••••. I Theuolonions v.,... 22 143 30 13 4 4 Sotunloy .. .... II Timothy 3 6-16 5-12 6-18 . .. All 1'011 THE CHUICII TheChun:hiJthe~-­ on ~arth lor the bullcllq of ct.r.oltr 1M pel c:itlunM~ 11: M a .torehoux of lpiritu; v•lll• Without • 1~ Churcb.llllilllll' demoerac:y nor clvillz•tJoa - . sunl\·t. Thtre an fD1lr IOI&bll reuon• why eYUJ ~ l1&auJil •ttend servll:!fl npJuly.mi .... port"" Cboicll. - ..,., O)lrw hiuWI'Iake. (2)forllileh~Wft.'a ake. (3) For the .U. ol.._ _. mUDity ud natloft. (f) l'or 1bl .... ol the Chwda ititlt. wltJcill ~ hll mora] and mateNI..,. p o o l - . . . . . . ..,. . . _ uL.rly .nd md )10\lt Bible dlflr, 1·13 8-13 1·8 10-17 y With the lq>e It Wlil, In Sllllle measure, foster and help sustain thot which ts good in family and communit,y life, this featurelasponsoredbythe business linn• and organizations whose name1 appear below. lr---------------r--------------"1 HEINER'S BAKERY HOYT'S SOHIO SERVIa --------------1---------------.t BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD HUN11NGTON, W, VA. GOfGLEIN READY-MIX CO.' PHONE 992-3284 MIDDLEPORT TINY'S FOODLAND MIDDLEPORT, O• WFST MAIN ST. POMEROY,O. SUPPO~T THE CHIJBQI OF YOUR CHOKE · , LYONS MARKET CHRIST- .-.a. "'*-• ~~ ' I. w. & ·. I A i... BOGGS EQUIPMENT SALES - ALLIS CHALMBERS - SERVICE FARM- INDUSTRIAL - LAWN- GARDEN TUPPERS PLAINS PH. 667-3 435 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. OIDO'S OLDFST DODGE DEALER MIDDLEPORT, OIDO OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. BAKERS OF HOI.SUM BREAD MIDOLEPORT, 0. Bull;•• . 11<... m. Ww-eblp TnlnBurt· · . m,; Mr•. Mory 1111. r----------------+---------------1 MARK V STORE MIDDLEPORT, OIDO ..... (eo. 59~601 ~1101. -- ATHENS, 0, LEIVING COAL COMPANY WILLIS ANTHONY PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF IDGH GRADE COAL WEST COLUMBIA, W. VA. PLUMBING AND HEA11NG 992-2550 240 l.JNCOLN ST. MIDDLEPORT ROYAL OAK PARK . ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVIa FAMILY HECREATION SWIMMING ATHENS RD. POMEROY, 0, 99UII98 A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY THE STORE wmt A IIART RACINE. omo : G. Lincoln - Mercury - Comet - English Ford 8S N, COURT ST. RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET wu RAY RIGGS, INC. ~ h' e till II"" ...1 ... .. • ' CROW'S STEAK HOUSE · KENTUCKY FRIED ClnCKEN POMEROY, OIDO -.rmon; .. .. .., HMEMBER OF THE mG 3" GENERAL MERCHANDISE TUPPERS PLAINS PH. 667-<1280 "' ·~~~jpltlto ot • , ;1""" Worahlp,10:~a.~.~~= ~,·,. .. ' m,, aecond fourth Sundeyo of .... eacb matllb.and Evenineevangeltstlc service, &p.m. aecond andthlrd Sundeyo of eachmatllb Worship service, 11 L m.; MYF 6 P. m. ~. Prl,)'er meetlne WedMsda,y, ,8 P· m. POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE- Comer Unlonand Mulbel'l')". Rev. Clyde V. Render' ' son, pastor. Surtdi,Y School, 9:30 a. m.: ill1mond Wall>um, Supt. MornJrw worahlp, 10:30 a. m.' Eveai!W Ser,ice 7•30 p m. ~ woeli aervl~e, 7:30 to "'" lfo /Mw pia~ G:30 p, m. ASBURY UNITED DIST, !IYfacuse - Rev. ME1110. WendeD Sluder, pastor. SWida,y Sdlool, 10 ._ m.• Carl'CIIl Norrlo Supt. ' ' moot• 'illl.w~. Mule HoiiiiWtlf,·7!3!)P,m~.llll'•. C.!BIIIeader, wor•••· IJII. Ask me abou1 ...~~. ~·· P~lla•hon. ' ~ )18~. :~ J. Grtllltli,ll"ltor. ~ 'SchoOl, 9:30 L ~~ HoJ.v wlllred, :q>~ SttndiY ilrorsbiil ' ' . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO and have a valid license for driving member of your familY· I 8,20, Mid·""" - i&ipt. Pastoral Family Honored A receptioo honoring tlle Rev. William Airson, new pastor of the Enterprise United Methodist Church, and his t:amily was held Wednesday night at the <hurch. The evening opened witll gr0141 oi!Vi!W led by Eldon Weeks. Ra1Pt ~ncer , SUndly School &t>ertntelliert, introduced the pastor and hls lami!ytotheguests who each in turn introduced hlmself. Each guest wore a rmne- 26, 1968 FR,E!'JIOM GQS!'EL ~ON putor, Blble ~ ciUMI,Son- '""'-• Mrs. Florien is the former Pat- and daughter, · · ,diY,10a.m•W!IJ'Iill4>andpreach· 1111, 10:115 Al/bo;'SUndlll' oventrw urvlce; '130. Bible atud7 elaaoea, Wednil!ldlll'• 7:30 p.m. . een!Ce, 7:30 p. m.1'111erm~ , M'l'. HERMAN i)NITED Inc, TueadiY, 7:30 p; ·m... MJI. BRETHREN IN CimJsT- Rev, ;!Did Frtdertck, c)J11 Ieider. Jomeo G. Piat0r:5un:· Youth FeUowoblp, Frltflll',7:30p. diY School, 9:30 ·. , m.l. Rueeu -., · 10:30 a.m.· m. Eri.at Deeler, lilder; Rill- Spaocor, IQIII,; Alfred Wolfo,u~·. ALFRED ME1110DIST _ J ·~ II-. ~...-..- se-- 11 a. -••"'• p. er ...-• r.; pres...,...._ ··-• . Pearl 11. C..ato, paotor. Stmdl,y m.; PmddJte ._,- ' .7 MASQN ~LY ClltJIICH m., oecond and f~ Staidly of ;School II 9:30, LI0¥<1 Dlllineer p. m, _ ":. . OF GOD - Seeon11 SC., Muoo, Mdt month. - , . oermoa. Worship aerytces at 10:4S 111E RVTLAN'D COM)IUNJTY W•. Va. Slqay Sehool, 10 a.m, 7:30 p, m, overy f!lllt anUI!Iril 'lllth )he Re•. CAioiD. Wothlsda,y Cbarch _ Re•, ,.,..;,TUlla,~o- liOrllirw Woi-~blp, U a. m, ~· Sun4a1> !llht m-. Clait!ileot· <>:"'"7' · u~. · - •. . •-•o •-m.Bible •-, 11 a. m, eve- nr• and • tvent!W PI"''''r services, 7:45. tor, $lmdiy ,Sc)JOol, 9:30 a.m.; ........,,..... , ···'"' 'P • • U. "' M I ' Worohtp serVice, 11 a.m.; Sludy IIIII·Pri,Y'I" omtlet,.Wod• tblrd Sialday, Da~ Hol~,c!u1 • ort seorles, l!tl\ldl¥ I!Chool Su- ne'IIIIJ, t::io P, m. Chlltlr·'Jln! leader, Cbr!Jtlan ~avor, 7:30 pertntendent; Wedaeildlll' prll¥8r Mitt, !ioitol; ~ T13.$~ · P. m., OellOnd and fO!II'Ib StmilaJ, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Servlcoa meetine, 7:30 P.~ Youne 11...... CARLETqN clltlRCH -lilrwo- l!:rnenon Pooler, pnlldent. •)!, 315 Main St., Pt. Pleodnt, plea Fellowohlp Sul.to.r, p.m.; bur)' Rclod, StDIIII' Sebeol, 9:30 l'fqer meetlnc, 7:30p.m. every 7 Somtlo,y1 II L m.; WedneltlaJI • ....... "'""t ''" :30 a. m-,. RaliJb Carl, ~Worship WedMIIday, Boord IIIHIIJis, 7:30 7 ~-.. .,... wor~ •..,., ·CHU. . oeniee, 10:30 a. m, and 7:80 p. p. m,. ftrlt Mmtllll' ct monlh. 8 p, m. AD welcome. 111E WFSLEY AN . . RC11 m,· al-ly. 1'1)11V meiibW; POMEROY '1'IIINI'ri UliiTED CIIIJRCH OF CHRIST- Rev, W. L01'!'RIDGE UNITED ME111· - Cbarlea Dolor, ~~ _Adra WOIIMIIIIII', 7:30 p, m. SWick, SUnillll' Sc . tqer• HEATH MEniODIST CHIJRCH II, 1'11"1'111, putor, Patrie~ D. ODIST - Worship, llratud third ~ Soli~ So~ 9:l!O a. ..: Deport, Rev, MuDonalull, Wood, SQpt, StDIIII' School, 9:15 &lndal'o of eoch month; 10:45 L m.;worllblp&lfYict,10130a.m. · paator, Jock Bechlle, Church a. m.; Worship, 10:25 a. m, m.; teeoncl ard tovth SUIIdQa, Youth llld J~r , i Oidh lllnlce, School SQpt, Church School, 9 30 Youth choir rebearoal, ;Mooda.Y, 1 1:80 p. m. Stuldlll' SchoOl, 1!111 L m. Chrtstlall Endeavor, lhlrd 6:f5 P• m. Etbljii'll!j)robiil, 7:30, L . m.; Worship service, 10:30 6:30 p. m. Mro. MarYin Burt, P"''l'er and P.i'al~ :'Welhlodl;r, . a., ' m~ Mkii!OIIOri • l'ol!iero7 illreclor; Senior cholrnhearoal, Seturdl1 of each month. 7:30. . . ·'·• • Melillllltot YouthFellti•ablp,Stm· Tlluroday, 7:30 p, m;, Mrl, Paul UNrrED FAITH CHURCHdiY, 8 p, in, SUndl,y ewolllnc-· Neue, director. 'l'hurldal', all . LAUREL CLIFF FREE )(Em. Ottsr CHURCH - &mdl,y School . Neue SoUl~' - . Robert E. ship, 7130 p. m.; Olllelal Boord cJa1, Buoy Bee quUUJW J>ll'b Ill 9:30 a. m., morning worobiil, 9mltli, Sr., ·~.r; &mdiii'School m~,' ftrll Slnlly ct montb, dltlrciiiOCial room. RUTLAND ClltJIICH OF 10:10 a. m,, OY8IIInc worottll, IIIIOrlntendlnt Kelllielb Mallon. 6 P, m.; WSCS secotte1 -Ill' of &inlltl School, 9:30 a.· m.; """" 111011111, 7 30 p. m,; Eleanor Clr· CHRIST Roy w. Carter, POl• 1 ·7:30 p. m.; Wedne~, Clu110lllill Hnlce, 10:30 a. "lllo and ole, oeeond 'JihuriiiiJ; Cluo 12 tor, ~ Sdlool, 9:30 a. m.; 1111 Youth Cruolllora, 8:30 p, m. . .&Dd pra,yer meettnc, 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p, m. eocb~.llldowoek tldnl WedMIIIIJ, Attm110011 Cir· Communimand wrahlp service, Prlll'er meeting, Wedileadi,y, 7:30 cle, second '!1llrldey llll!rnoot!. 10:30 a. m.; Prayer meeti!W, Tburiiii.Y, choir pracdce, 7 p, P.m. Cbolr practice, 7 p. m, Wedneo- Thur!ldlll', 7:30p.m. v. H. Bn• m. R. Eugene GU!, paalor; Phil tlaJ, ley,~ . Will,~ . KENO CHURCH OF CIIIUITUNITED METHODIST CHURCH Clm!TER MEI'IIODIST CharP ' DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRISI: NcprmMI lleCaln, ~. - l'GmetW• Clurcb SchoOl, 9:15 - Rev, Pearl A. CaoiD, pastor, - Romdo RuuelJo palllor, No,.. Services -ldy ill 9:30 L m. a, m.; Woroblp aervlce, 10:30. CHESTER: WOI'oblp, 9 a, m,; Dllll C. Will, ltlllo ~School . Preaclllnc,llratllllllfldfdSUndlll' ·.MYJ', 6'p.m.Chalrpracllce, i:30 Sundal> Scbool, 10 a. m,; Mro, 9:30 L m.; WQJ'IiiiP lervlct, ct mtialll by Cbarlea Ruaaell at p, m. 1!,....111111. Public Invited Wald Spencer, ~ FLAT· . ~0:30 L m. 'Chrlltlall ~r 9:30a.m, , to ugi!J lbeee service•, Gloll WOOIJ!: Charch School, Sunday, &mdl,y •venlnco ' BRADFOBD CHURCH OF Hiles, allldoter, Leo Crew, S, S, 11 a. m,. Jcilul Bally,~ Wor· . R.\.CINE FDIST CIIIJRC!Ii'OF . CIIIUIT - Charlo• Ruooell, pia. Sqll. Mrl• June VanVranken,,... oblp lllnlce a l - • with AI· 'IHE NAZARENE -StlniiooJSebool ~ ~"•·'-' Go•- ..._. ~- -"' ~ a.-."-U -· ....m..... _., ._.....,.. _..ot;-l,.,......,.w lWI,m-· fred and F'-'--'o """""" • Servlceo "30 t.,' ·Ill.; Mort!lnc Worahlp, dey Sehool, 9;30 a. m,; Mort!lnc llclllreetor. Stilley mornlrw or evenJrw, ct 10:10 a. m.; Ennlnc Worohlp, Wonldp, .10:80 a. m.; Evealnc ~OY FDIST BWT _ each week, 1130 p, m,l'r"''er oenieeo, 7:30· . ... 1 WedMod Bible GRACE EPISCOPAL- E. Main ey Caner ·wwtama, paotor, Jobn SC. P!Jme- _ ,........ P, m, Welh!IIIIJ, Stailll' Sebocil - ••...,, p.m. . wneo SUnil.,- School ~rtn• ·~ .......... ...... ~ Pauline MeClln- • • 7:80P.m. JlilORGANIZED ClilfRCH Uf" tenderd_ Staidly School, 9:30 a. aervlce, 10•30 a. m. with leylock, Pulor, Rev, Morrll M, Joauo Chrlot of Latter Day m.; Mlll'lllnc worship, 10:30 a. 1 "t"~H DAY ADVENTIST Wolfe. ' TUPPERS PLAINS. UNITED ~. Portland • Racine Ro&d, m,; BYF, 6 p, m, Bible stud)', Charch _ Pomeroy Mulberry ME1110DIST- Mm-lllneW..,ahij> lkatdQ School, 9:30 a. m.11ifom. Wednelllllll', 7 p, m.; Chair prac- Heighto Rood north 'of Veteran~ Memorial ~1&. Pbi!Up Gllll· lt30 L ill. ot former l!lUll build- lqt WorshiR, 10:30 a. m, &mill!' tli:e, 8:30 p, m, Wodnooday, er, pastor, wemeada,y, 7:30 p. . 111J, E>i>tnded Stutda)' School .... tm11nt1 serVIce· at 7, WetllloiiiiJ """"" .. prayer aervlce, 7:30, MT. UNION BAPTIST Rev. ~tblo studY andpreyer meet• IIIII "tor tturllr! to 8flde olx . Paotor, Elder Fnderlck J, stoCeell Cox. paotor. Sundey School ·~-~ Sab••• School, chlldre• at 8Jrmot Methotllst an- ha!1. · ·• _,.tntendent, Larry Clark. .,....~ey: -• , _ , _ • ........, •• a.m .,._,_ 10:30 a. m,; WIO'sblp, 9:80a.m. box at 9:30a.m., Mrs.J am e a 0 9 BRADBURY CHURCH OF ......,., ''"' ·l~ F1RST UNITED PRESBYTER· Slllu~ cbildren'o -iiliendent. CHRIST~ James H. Smith, Pas- oventrw wrablp, ?:30 ; w..,.,,. IAN CHURCH - Middleport, Sunilay Chureh Scbool, 1141ultoand )11 ~ Weover of Middleport 1erved as best man forthebridelfOOIIl• and John C~man. broth· er of the bride, was an usher. .For her daughter's weddiJ¥, Mn. Chapman wore an ice blue silk dress wlth white accesaortes. Mrs. Neutz!illg was In a pink dl'l'ss With navy blue aceessories a·nd both mothers had whlte carnation corsages. Following the ceremony, a r~ ception was held at the home of the bride's parents. A two-tiered cake with blue accents centered land '~:::;:::::~~~~~Jub~ • . •' '• SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS fiE F1LL ALL DOCToR'S PRESCRIP110NS 992-29$5 . POMEROY, 0, MIDDLEPORT BOOK STOR£ CHURCH AND OFF1CE SUPPIJES.GIFTs 992-2641 MIDDLEPORT, 0. .'' l I ~ \ �,, . ,•1 • ' • 8 ·- The DallY Seotlnel, ~-·"lddl~ o., .. • ' I, ~ '' .( .f• ~ •, J~ u.' tHI •• . ntdll, • ..... ., I , ' 'l' I - . '' . .' I ' ' ' J. ', '' ' .' •'.. · . ftiO llll:bRQIIl •r ...., • @) allldlincl)" · ·. . . ..cv,..... •· 'r.l'* _,__...,.... nJIIMISIIID '1'11118 • apwtwtlt. lMIIIl. Nirtll ... A"- W'Pp:zll'ltoae ... talk ..... tiiOal e.~· lMIIIl. .. ~• . ·- .... ..,. acit. • w:. awoL mE ~... ~a.- I ~~s- . Pome~y, : · Of' ... QUALITY . I . · MotOr <~. . . -. ,.. _." ..... ' Tl!!)tMITES SWARMING? ' They are re-productlves, not •• your worker colony. Free m. ~ and Information OD crawl space dangers. No aalosman, low overl!oad, Sll per cent savlnga. Allied Pest Control, Pomeroy, Oblo. Phone 99UI69 evening!. ...._ WILL DO ..-tng at homo zlppera, pockeis, pegging. beJIIIIllng, alteratlona, ele. Mr!l. Freddie ,abet, Maaon, Phone 77J-5651. 4-30-tfe ' ' IIAPPY HOUR, Shenang Sprlnga Nile Club, 5 to 6 p.m. Mo.. day tbru FridaY. Ladles night every Friday. u.tfe ,,' Wanted To Buy . I . ANTIQUES, furniture, dlabea. mlscellaneouo. Mra. Howard Ceell, !011 W. Main st., Pome. 1-15-tfc RJy. ,: 't ·.t GOOD CLEAN dry roots, gl.. IOt1g, fill lb., yellow root, t2 lb.; May apple root, 30 ~ lb. Bill Baney, Reedsville, Oblo. 7-17-4ic Female Help Wanted BAR MAID, no 6perlence necessary, nll!bi'lhlft. Apply In peraon, mue Tartan, Mid· 7-!1-41<! dleport. Hei~W1nted JANITOR, PART time Sunday employment. Apply Blue Tartan, Middleport. 7-2Utc I ' ' Forhnt CAMPI!ro TraDer by day cr -'<, sleepo 7, Phone a •. 7-21-«e PLENTY of space lor one tran.. ' er lrltb all facilities. In !lyra..... Call 992-3904. 4-11-tfc CIUQUAQUA PUPPIES, two fawn males, 6 weeks old, call Mra. 0. F. Lyons, Rutland, 742-4294. 7-26-Jtc ' leclc W. s:·ss· Business Services Olilo. · ·~ · 8A1BS AND 81i:R'"CB, ·•watn·Stodl: llf M.i;. . •II . 91-i!~ri .... . . .. ForS•Ie ' ! i I 30 lfe BUDGET PRICI! furrrlture on our third noor budget abop. Baker l"tmrlture, Middleport, Oblo. ? IS lfe SEWING RHI Est1te For Sele REALTY GEO. HOIISTI!11ER, 11110K1R . * your own boas. !Ill ACRES - 3 gaa wel!a, 3 farm ponds, 2 barns, 2 hous. es. Minerals. Dairy now oper- YEAR OLD HOME on Rl. 124, R1!LEN '"' VIRGIL TEAFORD Alooelalel ... SYRACUSE ating. matea, WY t. 2264. Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Salea and Service. · We Sharpen ScfiB<Ir!l. satfc HOBSTETT!R BLOCK - 5 rooms, bath, living room paneled, two acres. 3W ON RT. 7 - Four rooma, bath, 1 acru. J.AIJNDRY - Dofn8 good . AD equipment and building. Be MACIIINI!S, repair an ,e aervlce, · WMPO~· • \ • I INFORMATION, . •. .. · NEWS ·' -Presents. LIOAL NOTrcl J'IAN A. ITEVI:NS. wiiOM place of H.tilli!RN II Route I, Clenwood, Jn.. dt11.111, il hert~bJ notilled Uwlt 011. th• I 22 4aY of JulY. 11118 , Loul1 E. StHeiUI, bebiJ plalaut• filed hll pe. tltlon lflllllt hu 11 defendant bl tbe Court ol Cam.tnOD PI~ Mtlp ' . Couaty, Ohio, CUI IN~. 1".334 PJ'8)'lnl br dlvoree from Aid leal!. A. St41varu; on the trou nd.J of rrMJiect of duty, lftd. other prepw reUd ; eaid: c:allK' wW be for helriDf on Ol' after the 'h.h 4Q' of ~·· ber, 11118. ~ . " lOCAL REPORTS: ' " DAILY AT LoW• 1 . Ste'ftDio PJalii.Wf l. B. O'Brien, Attorney for ......tw. JIIIJ' all, AUJ. l.fHI-33 30 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3. P.M. lte A day on the moon lasts about two weeks 1336 hours l. AND 4:30 P.M. "You know, Beethov•n ian't too bacflf you don't tlkt Y"""' .. ..."' "' Mason.. . ·· Events Jn'to~'lned'. . W.ell As . ;.. · BAILEY'S RESTAURANT to Pine Grove News Notes '* * ..... CARIIBl WANrED --- . . .. 7-IUtc 11154 BmCK In running condl· tton and a 1955 Buick body and motor, all tor SIIG. Phone Mf.MIS. 7-23-Stc !IIU CORVETI'E. Honduras rna. roan, 327-!40 ho., 4 apeed; tiiOII. CaD Coolville 9115-38&3. 7-U31< Pomeroy ROlle. In lusllltSI • Section CARIB WANRD IN MIDDtiPORT CONTAQ ·FAn MAIQl ...,,0. •ucnONJ:Jm llomplote Senloe l'llrrlre . . . . Oilllludfad llldlrt, OMI I I lfe MR lllNDl'I'IONING llefrfpr. alloo lfi'VIee. Ja~'• Rel!l8- eraUon, New IJaven. boDe .... f . lfe CIGAIIE'I'I'E ventllng JUdr!NI llld.III'Yice. MlC ~­ .....,. M....W.Va. P1Jcrne 'I'INMI. . .· , llitllr8nce iU'I'OMOIIILE "'*- 1Mrn eiut6dt LOll rutrl' ~ on ·u-., Call ..... t II Ito ,. loll . mid ':- . ~::: ~ : . '. ' IlliG APACHE Falcon camping traitor. Call millot or see Willie Guinther after 4:30 p.m. 7-23-61c I t 3Lighfwln READY • m concreto dallvered rlglrt to your project. IPotmen~y Hon,e & Aliftol 1!. Mtllr Fast and eaay. Free estlmatei. Phone lltlll.mt, Goeg. leln Ready • Mix Co., Mlddl&- MALE GERMAN SHEPARD DOG, no papers, one year old, $15. Phone 9112-6793. 7-26-3tp 5 rooms, bath, utility room, wall to wall carpeting In bedrooms and front room, good loeatlon, call or see O'Dell Manley, phone 742-5932. Will sell on Gl loan. 7-U-Itc ,,. ...l Alignment w~ ' MANUFA<:t'IJRER'S SALE ' · him· Mrloualvl" · Keeorng Meigs Farm and Home white Latex " AKC Golden Relrlever pupplerr, ltoose and bam paint. Re~. . · roy, and Mr. and Mn. ~vr Gollio and Dad likes to give Mom $5.49 ganon. Sate price •uti 524 Ash St., Middleport. a Barr oi Chester c~ on MJ.·. a rest and the family a gallon. King Butldera .Su~ 5443. S4S-IIe :·: H~ard _. ..,._~ , j a good time. He ·'" ply Co., Middleport, Ohio, 992- , , : celitly, i II> . 3M .lit . ., ' -r. brings them here, ' 7-23-12tc POTATOES, beans, cabbage 3713. ',· ·.:~ . ~r. and Mro. Rowani 8earloa, where good food and and beets, Phone 84s-m4. Corl 1'ulllns of Pomeroy and service have always . ... Miss ~Wdred Pullins of Picker- _ Clareoee Proffitt, Portland. been synonymous. :: ton, called on Mr. lind Mro. HowOhio. 7-7-tfc wscs MEETS Entertained IIIII NEWPORT Chrysler, 4·: ard Young and Unda reeeniiJo, APPLE GROVE - The WoTRY OUR &ROASTED CHICKEN :; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ferrando men's Soc~cy of. ~a~Serv- . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, Door, good rubber, good FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, one floor, partly furnished If shape. Marloo Reynolds, M~t­ ·. Ice of tho Aj)ple G~ ~odlst Plana were made to bave lOital·, ~r~e:l!ll~:.s=.:..wv~: Church dealred. 783 S. Second Ave., son. Phone 77!-5147. 7-21-tfc bald Ita zecullt bualness lallon of olllcera at the ~· 218 E. Main Phme 992-9974 Pomaroy ;:~ Gerry Wslted me evenlna .reMiddlepOrt. Can be seen by meeting Tuesday eveftlng at the ber moetlni, .Plans lllso were: · IJally 5:30 A.M. 10 8:30 P, M. - SUnday 7:00 _7:110 ·:; celitly with Mr. and Mrs. Howard appointment alter 5 p.m. EJ, HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTOR. made to have a plcnJ~·•I . tho 1- ' ~L«·o · : : ; : : ;-~::::<~~;<::<~<:e<:~;,,,;:::>.<:~J~. : : ~ : : ' : <: . o: : · : : : : · ; :::::::; .. ::< · ':<· : : o · : : · : .. < «<<' ' = '>:o ;::::::o:::::>,::<:::i::jj y~: ~00: Ed Hedrlcka of church. den Walburn, phone 992-28115. CYCLE, $31111, call 949-2433 Mra. Naomi Stoblrt' waa pro- .l.urust moetlqr at die' hclmo o<; 7...tlc Mondoy thru Friday before gram 1-r. S~ng. of h7mn. Mra. Roy Buck.·· hatr,shmeiits·.-, Re•l Estate For S.le Columbus and lonnerly of Pcm- "I'll Go Whore You Want Me To "ere oerved by EOeen BuCk.~:· 5 p.m. 7-21-8tp eroy clllled on Mr. and Mrs. How. Go," was followed by oc:rlpture blrthda,yo of Jean . WelJa,_-lollia~ NO. I, STOKER COAL at for. O'BRIEN I 1110'11' ard Yoong and Llld&. ,. mer Clinton Coal Co. tlpple, 1168 STEREO: Lovely walnut RI!ALTY COMPANY readlllfl by ll!ro; ~ Slit used liuPP and l!ess Par.iflla. wore CJ!>.'li . Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Ar;meo and "Six SerW. Wmn~n"' :as h e r served. ,..· . : .-·; 1 located 5 mDes ell!! of Weillconsole wltll redlo, 4 speak- POMEIIOY _ 6 miles out. Lot sons of Crestline were weekend tq>lc Let.-LitpnJIIl'liD.oprDI!I'am lllembera atteodl!W wereJoyee ' lon. Phone 384-3787 Wenaton errr. Take over payments of . ft--·' h gllellll of the Honrd 'YilWiio. 1 3 f6 per mooth or pay balance 110:1248, ""'""' type ome, .10 spread llteney ~t the White, Doll¥ Waite, M1be1 Rousbi \ lor Information. Walton Coal Mr. Bnnch Fleming of Fort large bedrooms wltll Ugbted ~ l!lnoer P,sta of the world, wu pre,nnted. 'l'lklng Anna Wheeler, J!eaft . Paraona, ; Company. 7-1~ f!OUI. Try It In your borne. closela, Living room Zlll13 Lauderdale, F1L, called m Mr. Howard Young flmll¥ "ere Mr. were EDeen lklek, Mlbel Eileen Buck, Ella'. ·FOrd, Julia I, Col! 992-2886. 7-21-«e with corner fireplace of and Mrs. Howard Young and Un- and Mrs. Jack Armea and sana, ·put Roush, Ella Ford, J'!lla Norris, Norrla. .-" _., da Thursday evening. TWO YEAR old two bedroom TO!IIIny and Bob ~ of Creat. Joyce White and LucWo-l!lledea. · ' J ii stooe, waD Ia 1raO carpel, home, bath, lull basement, ga. SIX ROOM hou!e. 3 or 4 bedMr. and Mrs. Mike Fer-o line, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert HOOvMrs. Mabel Roush ns In · . no; (iuldel ', .1 , :1· rooms, hath, full base'rued bath with glaaa slldlog of New Mlrtinsvtlle, W, VL, rage, In Syra<use, Phone a er and 110111, Steven~ andllavchargu of fh!l,bullnose meeting. The DB!Ili' pf .SeOinil ~' ~1; · ment, two finished rooms. doora, buUt In kitchen IJlt h spent lut week with Mr. and 1421. 7-!1-t!c w~ oc Mlddlaport, ·Mr. 'and a reldstered trfl\le-mar~ '·ii.1111!ii~ Two extra lots with outlet. range and oven, garage with Mrs. Elmer Young aod Gerr7. td Mrs. Howard seatlea and Mr. can lie comctty applied onlY. b-aY. paHo In rear. Mr. John McKenzie or. Pome- Corl Pulll01, Pomeroy. CLARINET, B FLAT, good conMrs. Katie Young and Mf, aod to dog guldeo trained at Th3 · Contact BUI WDI!amsnn, 261 THJ8 PROPERT!f Ill L 1 K I! dition, ,25. Phone 911%-3373. Mrs. Le"ls Hudson, local, ealled Sei!l!ig · ~y~. America's olclest Union Ave., Pomeroy. Phone NEW AND A BU!f 11 t!T,a. CARNIVAL Dick Turner 1111 Mr. and Mrs. Hlllfll'll Youna and largest llo& guide trt!lllb!g,0 7-15-8tc 992-2430. 7·21-«p MIDDLI!POBT _ 1 atory and Linda aeveral evenlngol..r oil~, wb(cb ' ~ loc.aled ·m ~ frame, 2 bedrooms, NEW week. ': . '.MorrlsfOWil, N.J. , 1 1051 BUICK, 4-door Redan, me. STEREO RADIO comblnatl..,, bath, ftrmace, bot water tank, rejlOIISessed, beautiful cabinet, • cbanlcally OK. Good work car. Mlsa Uoda '(Odfll!~cciinllan!eci ,, , ... •_{ . . anc1 floor covering. f4,7tiO.OO. !Ike new. Balance due fl6.80. See Or call Milton Hood 1191Mra. llorotl1¥ ChaJ!IY, PeaY, ~ There ar• :about BOII,OOO ' III!NRY CLELAND '"' '1.50 a week. Call 992-21136. l!le aod !Inger, to~ ·4rll.llf<ll!lrirl. bead of cattle in, t1!e world, •· . 3820. 7-15-!tc Olllco . . . at the Morr~b-~$~ Clilrch loot according ~ ..tl!e- Ency<lopae-.,. , 7-21-«c ,. ..k. .. dla Brltailnli:a. · · . , ., FOUR ROOM HOUSE, bath, eiiTa lot and hooae traDer In BEANS. KENTUCKY Wonder, Pomeroy. can 99Um alter Pick your own. bring oon~ lusl~~e~s Service~ I p.m. 7-14-12tp Iatner. $1 bushel. Andrew RADIO AND TV RI!PAffi, house Cross. six miles above Racalla, rrrrtenna, lllle and Jn. SAVE NOW on aluminum boats, cillf' on Rt. 338. Phone 24710.1,.1!1-14 fl., olean made, atanatlon. John HarriJon, 701 21132. 7-26-tfc Broadway Sl., Middleport, oturdy, three ran bottoms. phone tll2-2522. 7-14-tfc · One mOe off Rt. :t3. on Kings. bury Road. 7-17-lllc I!LECTROLUX SALES and Rl'· vice: S..eepen, rug wuhera WELL KEPT carpets 1how the and pollaben. GtrruJne peril. results of regular Blue Luotre CaD ...,.,, 1-11-tfe spot cleanlng. Rent eleclric sbampooer $1. Baker Furnic. c. BRA11F0RD ture. 7-2Uic rtl'RNJSHED and unfumlabed 1148 PONTIAC, 2 door, body apartments. Close ta acbool. e•cellent, good tires, like new l'ltoae m-M3f. 10.11-11• Interior, motor needa repair, $125. Ernest Gri!lln, Long ' Bottom, phone 115-U10. ~ aparlmenl, !IJO , 7-23-3tp ........ lllcldleport. Pbcme -f. COLT, 20 IIIG!IIha old, pbone ""* TR!f BEFORE you buy: We will bring this 1168 model zlg zag sewing machine to your borne so you may sew on it. D you like It, buy h, for only $311 eash, or 8 payments of $5.50 per month. Call 992-2136. 7-111-ltc ' PHON(:: 992-2181 port, fclrS. Genen1 ll:leclrle dryer' 2 speed, aood condlllon, ~­ CaD Cbester !185-3525. 7-24-3tp '. Bie C~st .Freezer-$215 PQMERoY OPEN EVE$. 1:00 P.M. 'I'OMI!IIOY, OHIO IIROWN SOFA, lolda Into lull a bed with sprinp and •tbess. $10, good condition ; (,!liLY <lNLYl ••, . ~f!U! . olfet Pomeroy Motor Co. WE WISH to thank friends and neW!bon; for their sympatlly, kindness and floral oil.,... given during the illness and death of Fred Shiflet. Bill and WiMle Sbilli!l S'I1IR£O, U. Eorl)' .\ I IN st!!I'!!O ..... md > ¢W 7·!6-ltc: This is I beaatilul aollrl .W.. unit with kpoed ....... Notice Take o..,. payments of I& <r INVITATION TO flower Ioven: pay balance $10J.IO. Also have Visit Old Man Quisenberry's zinnia patch in front of o I d repoosesaed stereo in walnul Syracuse post office bulJdlna. cablrret tor paymeois of $5.11 or balance of $8$.98, Pbone Welcome. 7-~tp IIS'U218. 14«< THERE WILL be a gun shoot Sunday, July 28, begbm!ng at For Sale or Trlde noon at the Forked Run 1962 INTERNATIONAL two-ton Sp<rtsman Club. Everyone is flatbed, A-1 condition. Will welcome. 7-2S-Itc sell or trade for cattle. Phone 992-2216. 7-25-3tp' !!AND EVERY FridaY and Sa~ urday at Jacks Club on Harrisonvllle Road off Rt. 7. For Sale l;Jayle McDonald and b I s POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy Drlftera. Country music White and sltxl service, 4 and 7-2f.3tc 6 lbs. Phooe 992-3160. 7-19-311tc SQUARE DANCE at ID-7 Club Friday and Saturday nigh~ RYE SEED, $1 bushel. David 8:30 p.m. to I a.m. 7-JI.,ltp Yost, Portland. Phone 84!12242. 7- 1~ REVIVAL, Church of God, Cbes. tor, July 21 through 28. Rev. POODLE PUPPIF.'l. AKC Toy Bobby Porter, evangelist. Ser· miniature. $75 and up. S111d vice!l 7:30 p.m. each evening. •ervlce and grooming. Pboae Open to the public. 7-~tp 992-5443. 11 S tic ·•• ' '. trim. Asharp I owner trlde ln. Cll'll Of 1hlnD I'. ,i",, All A,.._ Dlaeoaled! . Free Berrrus llld Timer . Watdteij .'' tiJrie to cbei!lt 1963 DODGE ,PoLARO HT .CPE, , •,,., ;·.. ,·,"~ , .. ;$$~ vs eog~Do; au~tlc trona., ,_ .r i~ lnd brakea. Vl.,yl Interior, rldlo and hooter, lo(ke·116wttres; :Sillcl bolge · llnlsh. . . ' 1963 CORV AIR SPIDER 2 D~ , , , • , , •• , . , • , • ,$893 Me. Urea, red Yiqyl bucket seat•• 4: 8p8ecl trans., ndlo Ud boater. White tq> over black ftnlsh. · 1963 CIIEVELLE MALmu , ••. . • , , , ••.•. , •·',$1595 Coin'. V8 engine, powerglide,- radio, 'heater, new whftewalJ lhs, green exterior Onlsh with while !ll'lon lq> \'lnyllntero !Qr ' '· .' ' llpltnc Ate., • ' A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' W:afc~ng· · .,. ant·,,. Forhnt . . ·' ' . '~ Wl . . "', I ' • .• • • •· SUSTIN 1'1'\lAT CllAI~ IS GCNNA ADD A TO ,. �,, . ,•1 • ' • 8 ·- The DallY Seotlnel, ~-·"lddl~ o., .. • ' I, ~ '' .( .f• ~ •, J~ u.' tHI •• . ntdll, • ..... ., I , ' 'l' I - . '' . .' I ' ' ' J. ', '' ' .' •'.. · . ftiO llll:bRQIIl •r ...., • @) allldlincl)" · ·. . . ..cv,..... •· 'r.l'* _,__...,.... nJIIMISIIID '1'11118 • apwtwtlt. lMIIIl. Nirtll ... A"- W'Pp:zll'ltoae ... talk ..... tiiOal e.~· lMIIIl. .. ~• . ·- .... ..,. acit. • w:. awoL mE ~... ~a.- I ~~s- . Pome~y, : · Of' ... QUALITY . I . · MotOr <~. . . -. ,.. _." ..... ' Tl!!)tMITES SWARMING? ' They are re-productlves, not •• your worker colony. Free m. ~ and Information OD crawl space dangers. No aalosman, low overl!oad, Sll per cent savlnga. Allied Pest Control, Pomeroy, Oblo. Phone 99UI69 evening!. ...._ WILL DO ..-tng at homo zlppera, pockeis, pegging. beJIIIIllng, alteratlona, ele. Mr!l. Freddie ,abet, Maaon, Phone 77J-5651. 4-30-tfe ' ' IIAPPY HOUR, Shenang Sprlnga Nile Club, 5 to 6 p.m. Mo.. day tbru FridaY. Ladles night every Friday. u.tfe ,,' Wanted To Buy . I . ANTIQUES, furniture, dlabea. mlscellaneouo. Mra. Howard Ceell, !011 W. Main st., Pome. 1-15-tfc RJy. ,: 't ·.t GOOD CLEAN dry roots, gl.. IOt1g, fill lb., yellow root, t2 lb.; May apple root, 30 ~ lb. Bill Baney, Reedsville, Oblo. 7-17-4ic Female Help Wanted BAR MAID, no 6perlence necessary, nll!bi'lhlft. Apply In peraon, mue Tartan, Mid· 7-!1-41<! dleport. Hei~W1nted JANITOR, PART time Sunday employment. Apply Blue Tartan, Middleport. 7-2Utc I ' ' Forhnt CAMPI!ro TraDer by day cr -'<, sleepo 7, Phone a •. 7-21-«e PLENTY of space lor one tran.. ' er lrltb all facilities. In !lyra..... Call 992-3904. 4-11-tfc CIUQUAQUA PUPPIES, two fawn males, 6 weeks old, call Mra. 0. F. Lyons, Rutland, 742-4294. 7-26-Jtc ' leclc W. s:·ss· Business Services Olilo. · ·~ · 8A1BS AND 81i:R'"CB, ·•watn·Stodl: llf M.i;. . •II . 91-i!~ri .... . . .. ForS•Ie ' ! i I 30 lfe BUDGET PRICI! furrrlture on our third noor budget abop. Baker l"tmrlture, Middleport, Oblo. ? IS lfe SEWING RHI Est1te For Sele REALTY GEO. HOIISTI!11ER, 11110K1R . * your own boas. !Ill ACRES - 3 gaa wel!a, 3 farm ponds, 2 barns, 2 hous. es. Minerals. Dairy now oper- YEAR OLD HOME on Rl. 124, R1!LEN '"' VIRGIL TEAFORD Alooelalel ... SYRACUSE ating. matea, WY t. 2264. Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Salea and Service. · We Sharpen ScfiB<Ir!l. satfc HOBSTETT!R BLOCK - 5 rooms, bath, living room paneled, two acres. 3W ON RT. 7 - Four rooma, bath, 1 acru. J.AIJNDRY - Dofn8 good . AD equipment and building. Be MACIIINI!S, repair an ,e aervlce, · WMPO~· • \ • I INFORMATION, . •. .. · NEWS ·' -Presents. LIOAL NOTrcl J'IAN A. ITEVI:NS. wiiOM place of H.tilli!RN II Route I, Clenwood, Jn.. dt11.111, il hert~bJ notilled Uwlt 011. th• I 22 4aY of JulY. 11118 , Loul1 E. StHeiUI, bebiJ plalaut• filed hll pe. tltlon lflllllt hu 11 defendant bl tbe Court ol Cam.tnOD PI~ Mtlp ' . Couaty, Ohio, CUI IN~. 1".334 PJ'8)'lnl br dlvoree from Aid leal!. A. St41varu; on the trou nd.J of rrMJiect of duty, lftd. other prepw reUd ; eaid: c:allK' wW be for helriDf on Ol' after the 'h.h 4Q' of ~·· ber, 11118. ~ . " lOCAL REPORTS: ' " DAILY AT LoW• 1 . Ste'ftDio PJalii.Wf l. B. O'Brien, Attorney for ......tw. JIIIJ' all, AUJ. l.fHI-33 30 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3. P.M. lte A day on the moon lasts about two weeks 1336 hours l. AND 4:30 P.M. "You know, Beethov•n ian't too bacflf you don't tlkt Y"""' .. ..."' "' Mason.. . ·· Events Jn'to~'lned'. . W.ell As . ;.. · BAILEY'S RESTAURANT to Pine Grove News Notes '* * ..... CARIIBl WANrED --- . . .. 7-IUtc 11154 BmCK In running condl· tton and a 1955 Buick body and motor, all tor SIIG. Phone Mf.MIS. 7-23-Stc !IIU CORVETI'E. Honduras rna. roan, 327-!40 ho., 4 apeed; tiiOII. CaD Coolville 9115-38&3. 7-U31< Pomeroy ROlle. In lusllltSI • Section CARIB WANRD IN MIDDtiPORT CONTAQ ·FAn MAIQl ...,,0. •ucnONJ:Jm llomplote Senloe l'llrrlre . . . . Oilllludfad llldlrt, OMI I I lfe MR lllNDl'I'IONING llefrfpr. alloo lfi'VIee. Ja~'• Rel!l8- eraUon, New IJaven. boDe .... f . lfe CIGAIIE'I'I'E ventllng JUdr!NI llld.III'Yice. MlC ~­ .....,. M....W.Va. P1Jcrne 'I'INMI. . .· , llitllr8nce iU'I'OMOIIILE "'*- 1Mrn eiut6dt LOll rutrl' ~ on ·u-., Call ..... t II Ito ,. loll . mid ':- . ~::: ~ : . '. ' IlliG APACHE Falcon camping traitor. Call millot or see Willie Guinther after 4:30 p.m. 7-23-61c I t 3Lighfwln READY • m concreto dallvered rlglrt to your project. IPotmen~y Hon,e & Aliftol 1!. Mtllr Fast and eaay. Free estlmatei. Phone lltlll.mt, Goeg. leln Ready • Mix Co., Mlddl&- MALE GERMAN SHEPARD DOG, no papers, one year old, $15. Phone 9112-6793. 7-26-3tp 5 rooms, bath, utility room, wall to wall carpeting In bedrooms and front room, good loeatlon, call or see O'Dell Manley, phone 742-5932. Will sell on Gl loan. 7-U-Itc ,,. ...l Alignment w~ ' MANUFA<:t'IJRER'S SALE ' · him· Mrloualvl" · Keeorng Meigs Farm and Home white Latex " AKC Golden Relrlever pupplerr, ltoose and bam paint. Re~. . · roy, and Mr. and Mn. ~vr Gollio and Dad likes to give Mom $5.49 ganon. Sate price •uti 524 Ash St., Middleport. a Barr oi Chester c~ on MJ.·. a rest and the family a gallon. King Butldera .Su~ 5443. S4S-IIe :·: H~ard _. ..,._~ , j a good time. He ·'" ply Co., Middleport, Ohio, 992- , , : celitly, i II> . 3M .lit . ., ' -r. brings them here, ' 7-23-12tc POTATOES, beans, cabbage 3713. ',· ·.:~ . ~r. and Mro. Rowani 8earloa, where good food and and beets, Phone 84s-m4. Corl 1'ulllns of Pomeroy and service have always . ... Miss ~Wdred Pullins of Picker- _ Clareoee Proffitt, Portland. been synonymous. :: ton, called on Mr. lind Mro. HowOhio. 7-7-tfc wscs MEETS Entertained IIIII NEWPORT Chrysler, 4·: ard Young and Unda reeeniiJo, APPLE GROVE - The WoTRY OUR &ROASTED CHICKEN :; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ferrando men's Soc~cy of. ~a~Serv- . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, Door, good rubber, good FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, one floor, partly furnished If shape. Marloo Reynolds, M~t­ ·. Ice of tho Aj)ple G~ ~odlst Plana were made to bave lOital·, ~r~e:l!ll~:.s=.:..wv~: Church dealred. 783 S. Second Ave., son. Phone 77!-5147. 7-21-tfc bald Ita zecullt bualness lallon of olllcera at the ~· 218 E. Main Phme 992-9974 Pomaroy ;:~ Gerry Wslted me evenlna .reMiddlepOrt. Can be seen by meeting Tuesday eveftlng at the ber moetlni, .Plans lllso were: · IJally 5:30 A.M. 10 8:30 P, M. - SUnday 7:00 _7:110 ·:; celitly with Mr. and Mrs. Howard appointment alter 5 p.m. EJ, HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTOR. made to have a plcnJ~·•I . tho 1- ' ~L«·o · : : ; : : ;-~::::<~~;<::<~<:e<:~;,,,;:::>.<:~J~. : : ~ : : ' : <: . o: : · : : : : · ; :::::::; .. ::< · ':<· : : o · : : · : .. < «<<' ' = '>:o ;::::::o:::::>,::<:::i::jj y~: ~00: Ed Hedrlcka of church. den Walburn, phone 992-28115. CYCLE, $31111, call 949-2433 Mra. Naomi Stoblrt' waa pro- .l.urust moetlqr at die' hclmo o<; 7...tlc Mondoy thru Friday before gram 1-r. S~ng. of h7mn. Mra. Roy Buck.·· hatr,shmeiits·.-, Re•l Estate For S.le Columbus and lonnerly of Pcm- "I'll Go Whore You Want Me To "ere oerved by EOeen BuCk.~:· 5 p.m. 7-21-8tp eroy clllled on Mr. and Mrs. How. Go," was followed by oc:rlpture blrthda,yo of Jean . WelJa,_-lollia~ NO. I, STOKER COAL at for. O'BRIEN I 1110'11' ard Yoong and Llld&. ,. mer Clinton Coal Co. tlpple, 1168 STEREO: Lovely walnut RI!ALTY COMPANY readlllfl by ll!ro; ~ Slit used liuPP and l!ess Par.iflla. wore CJ!>.'li . Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Ar;meo and "Six SerW. Wmn~n"' :as h e r served. ,..· . : .-·; 1 located 5 mDes ell!! of Weillconsole wltll redlo, 4 speak- POMEIIOY _ 6 miles out. Lot sons of Crestline were weekend tq>lc Let.-LitpnJIIl'liD.oprDI!I'am lllembera atteodl!W wereJoyee ' lon. Phone 384-3787 Wenaton errr. Take over payments of . ft--·' h gllellll of the Honrd 'YilWiio. 1 3 f6 per mooth or pay balance 110:1248, ""'""' type ome, .10 spread llteney ~t the White, Doll¥ Waite, M1be1 Rousbi \ lor Information. Walton Coal Mr. Bnnch Fleming of Fort large bedrooms wltll Ugbted ~ l!lnoer P,sta of the world, wu pre,nnted. 'l'lklng Anna Wheeler, J!eaft . Paraona, ; Company. 7-1~ f!OUI. Try It In your borne. closela, Living room Zlll13 Lauderdale, F1L, called m Mr. Howard Young flmll¥ "ere Mr. were EDeen lklek, Mlbel Eileen Buck, Ella'. ·FOrd, Julia I, Col! 992-2886. 7-21-«e with corner fireplace of and Mrs. Howard Young and Un- and Mrs. Jack Armea and sana, ·put Roush, Ella Ford, J'!lla Norris, Norrla. .-" _., da Thursday evening. TWO YEAR old two bedroom TO!IIIny and Bob ~ of Creat. Joyce White and LucWo-l!lledea. · ' J ii stooe, waD Ia 1raO carpel, home, bath, lull basement, ga. SIX ROOM hou!e. 3 or 4 bedMr. and Mrs. Mike Fer-o line, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert HOOvMrs. Mabel Roush ns In · . no; (iuldel ', .1 , :1· rooms, hath, full base'rued bath with glaaa slldlog of New Mlrtinsvtlle, W, VL, rage, In Syra<use, Phone a er and 110111, Steven~ andllavchargu of fh!l,bullnose meeting. The DB!Ili' pf .SeOinil ~' ~1; · ment, two finished rooms. doora, buUt In kitchen IJlt h spent lut week with Mr. and 1421. 7-!1-t!c w~ oc Mlddlaport, ·Mr. 'and a reldstered trfl\le-mar~ '·ii.1111!ii~ Two extra lots with outlet. range and oven, garage with Mrs. Elmer Young aod Gerr7. td Mrs. Howard seatlea and Mr. can lie comctty applied onlY. b-aY. paHo In rear. Mr. John McKenzie or. Pome- Corl Pulll01, Pomeroy. CLARINET, B FLAT, good conMrs. Katie Young and Mf, aod to dog guldeo trained at Th3 · Contact BUI WDI!amsnn, 261 THJ8 PROPERT!f Ill L 1 K I! dition, ,25. Phone 911%-3373. Mrs. Le"ls Hudson, local, ealled Sei!l!ig · ~y~. America's olclest Union Ave., Pomeroy. Phone NEW AND A BU!f 11 t!T,a. CARNIVAL Dick Turner 1111 Mr. and Mrs. Hlllfll'll Youna and largest llo& guide trt!lllb!g,0 7-15-8tc 992-2430. 7·21-«p MIDDLI!POBT _ 1 atory and Linda aeveral evenlngol..r oil~, wb(cb ' ~ loc.aled ·m ~ frame, 2 bedrooms, NEW week. ': . '.MorrlsfOWil, N.J. , 1 1051 BUICK, 4-door Redan, me. STEREO RADIO comblnatl..,, bath, ftrmace, bot water tank, rejlOIISessed, beautiful cabinet, • cbanlcally OK. Good work car. Mlsa Uoda '(Odfll!~cciinllan!eci ,, , ... •_{ . . anc1 floor covering. f4,7tiO.OO. !Ike new. Balance due fl6.80. See Or call Milton Hood 1191Mra. llorotl1¥ ChaJ!IY, PeaY, ~ There ar• :about BOII,OOO ' III!NRY CLELAND '"' '1.50 a week. Call 992-21136. l!le aod !Inger, to~ ·4rll.llf<ll!lrirl. bead of cattle in, t1!e world, •· . 3820. 7-15-!tc Olllco . . . at the Morr~b-~$~ Clilrch loot according ~ ..tl!e- Ency<lopae-.,. , 7-21-«c ,. ..k. .. dla Brltailnli:a. · · . , ., FOUR ROOM HOUSE, bath, eiiTa lot and hooae traDer In BEANS. KENTUCKY Wonder, Pomeroy. can 99Um alter Pick your own. bring oon~ lusl~~e~s Service~ I p.m. 7-14-12tp Iatner. $1 bushel. Andrew RADIO AND TV RI!PAffi, house Cross. six miles above Racalla, rrrrtenna, lllle and Jn. SAVE NOW on aluminum boats, cillf' on Rt. 338. Phone 24710.1,.1!1-14 fl., olean made, atanatlon. John HarriJon, 701 21132. 7-26-tfc Broadway Sl., Middleport, oturdy, three ran bottoms. phone tll2-2522. 7-14-tfc · One mOe off Rt. :t3. on Kings. bury Road. 7-17-lllc I!LECTROLUX SALES and Rl'· vice: S..eepen, rug wuhera WELL KEPT carpets 1how the and pollaben. GtrruJne peril. results of regular Blue Luotre CaD ...,.,, 1-11-tfe spot cleanlng. Rent eleclric sbampooer $1. Baker Furnic. c. BRA11F0RD ture. 7-2Uic rtl'RNJSHED and unfumlabed 1148 PONTIAC, 2 door, body apartments. Close ta acbool. e•cellent, good tires, like new l'ltoae m-M3f. 10.11-11• Interior, motor needa repair, $125. Ernest Gri!lln, Long ' Bottom, phone 115-U10. ~ aparlmenl, !IJO , 7-23-3tp ........ lllcldleport. Pbcme -f. COLT, 20 IIIG!IIha old, pbone ""* TR!f BEFORE you buy: We will bring this 1168 model zlg zag sewing machine to your borne so you may sew on it. D you like It, buy h, for only $311 eash, or 8 payments of $5.50 per month. Call 992-2136. 7-111-ltc ' PHON(:: 992-2181 port, fclrS. Genen1 ll:leclrle dryer' 2 speed, aood condlllon, ~­ CaD Cbester !185-3525. 7-24-3tp '. Bie C~st .Freezer-$215 PQMERoY OPEN EVE$. 1:00 P.M. 'I'OMI!IIOY, OHIO IIROWN SOFA, lolda Into lull a bed with sprinp and •tbess. $10, good condition ; (,!liLY <lNLYl ••, . ~f!U! . olfet Pomeroy Motor Co. WE WISH to thank friends and neW!bon; for their sympatlly, kindness and floral oil.,... given during the illness and death of Fred Shiflet. Bill and WiMle Sbilli!l S'I1IR£O, U. Eorl)' .\ I IN st!!I'!!O ..... md > ¢W 7·!6-ltc: This is I beaatilul aollrl .W.. unit with kpoed ....... Notice Take o..,. payments of I& <r INVITATION TO flower Ioven: pay balance $10J.IO. Also have Visit Old Man Quisenberry's zinnia patch in front of o I d repoosesaed stereo in walnul Syracuse post office bulJdlna. cablrret tor paymeois of $5.11 or balance of $8$.98, Pbone Welcome. 7-~tp IIS'U218. 14«< THERE WILL be a gun shoot Sunday, July 28, begbm!ng at For Sale or Trlde noon at the Forked Run 1962 INTERNATIONAL two-ton Sp<rtsman Club. Everyone is flatbed, A-1 condition. Will welcome. 7-2S-Itc sell or trade for cattle. Phone 992-2216. 7-25-3tp' !!AND EVERY FridaY and Sa~ urday at Jacks Club on Harrisonvllle Road off Rt. 7. For Sale l;Jayle McDonald and b I s POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy Drlftera. Country music White and sltxl service, 4 and 7-2f.3tc 6 lbs. Phooe 992-3160. 7-19-311tc SQUARE DANCE at ID-7 Club Friday and Saturday nigh~ RYE SEED, $1 bushel. David 8:30 p.m. to I a.m. 7-JI.,ltp Yost, Portland. Phone 84!12242. 7- 1~ REVIVAL, Church of God, Cbes. tor, July 21 through 28. Rev. POODLE PUPPIF.'l. AKC Toy Bobby Porter, evangelist. Ser· miniature. $75 and up. S111d vice!l 7:30 p.m. each evening. •ervlce and grooming. Pboae Open to the public. 7-~tp 992-5443. 11 S tic ·•• ' '. trim. Asharp I owner trlde ln. Cll'll Of 1hlnD I'. ,i",, All A,.._ Dlaeoaled! . Free Berrrus llld Timer . Watdteij .'' tiJrie to cbei!lt 1963 DODGE ,PoLARO HT .CPE, , •,,., ;·.. ,·,"~ , .. ;$$~ vs eog~Do; au~tlc trona., ,_ .r i~ lnd brakea. Vl.,yl Interior, rldlo and hooter, lo(ke·116wttres; :Sillcl bolge · llnlsh. . . ' 1963 CORV AIR SPIDER 2 D~ , , , • , , •• , . , • , • ,$893 Me. Urea, red Yiqyl bucket seat•• 4: 8p8ecl trans., ndlo Ud boater. White tq> over black ftnlsh. · 1963 CIIEVELLE MALmu , ••. . • , , , ••.•. , •·',$1595 Coin'. V8 engine, powerglide,- radio, 'heater, new whftewalJ lhs, green exterior Onlsh with while !ll'lon lq> \'lnyllntero !Qr ' '· .' ' llpltnc Ate., • ' A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' W:afc~ng· · .,. ant·,,. Forhnt . . ·' ' . '~ Wl . . "', I ' • .• • • •· SUSTIN 1'1'\lAT CllAI~ IS GCNNA ADD A TO ,. �the ;claa: century ol!erlnp ' seloctloo1 :ln a a touCh Including MEIGS GENERAL HOSPIAL ADMISliONS - NOlle. DISCHARGES- Nono. ' DRIVE·I M~ SU N TONJGHT,-JULY 26 (Double FeetoreJ RIOT ON SUNSET STRIP (Color) Aldo Ray - Mlml\1 Farmer PLUS Raquel Welcb.TOI\1' Franclosa FATHOM (Color) SATURDAY, JULY 27 (Double Feature) DON'T MAKE WAVES Tony CUrtis PLUS Robert Fuller.Jocelyn Lane INCIDENT AT PHANTOM HILL MON. TUES. July 28 • 29- 30 (Double Feature} ONE MILLION YEARS a C. J. Richardson- Raquel Welch PLUS Audrey Hepbur•Pete O'Toole HOW TO STEAL A MILUON . ,.,, IDU said, uBualneai? It is quite· II' a other 'POCllle's ~·" olq>le. ·' .,' \ .. . (Technlcolorl I AI8l (Chiller o! the Year) . !ib!IERT AIJSTIN BouDREAU, CONDUCI'OR of the .illiiirlcan Wind 5,ymph011)' Orc:hettra, arid Mro. Ralpb wtlke• dio. cuss bouallli asslgmlento fJJ!i' orcheo\ri. '·Jilamber• Ia Malp CWQ. ' . Czechs Take Hard Line in ~=::::; Soviet Stand GALLIPOLIS - Four c l v II cases were filed Friday a n d SStunta;o ln the office of clerk o! COurt Marjorie Rinehart. Qne di- maneh TenmuaJ• :· COLORCARTOONS: Paste Makes Waste • vorce wu granted Friday in Gal~ Fat in the Saddle lia eooncy Common Pleas Courl Fiesta Fiasco SHOW STARTS 1 P. M. ' RUTLAND . POMEROY Serving Me~gs County for over 96 years Member Federal Reserve System PRAGUE (IJPI) - CommUnist party leader Alexander Dubcek remains in firm control at the party' a 11-mao Preeldl\lll', In the !ace of mounting Soviet de- Andy . program. It defied ' the RuslliaDs said, "the Czech ,PUblic lo oot going 'to commit suicide." Tbe Czechs hewed to Soviet pressure and ousted Lt. Gen. mands he abandon Czechoslova- Vaclav Prehllk (rom his high kia's liberal course, Czech news party ol!lce TbUroday, Jlllt In a defiant move they olmultmeou&· agency CTK said today, Czech newspapers' flery edi- ly abollshed Prchllk' • elgllt torials also gave every indica- commlsalon command- a key commissar !l)'slem aimed at tion the party's line remains policing the Conul1UIIist !l)'slem unchanged despite such serious lll"ley and otller Soviet charges that western~ In the backed rorces are on the ver"ge 1:1 calllng !or a COIJil lo end 20 years 1:1 Communist rule. In All Account• Insured Up To $15.000 Undar The Foda,..l Doposillnsuronco Co.,...,.otlol> 5% paid on Certificates of DepOsits in Multiples of $1,000.00 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 will never pennit this because Czechoolovalda Is a key to the defense of Russia itse1t. The use ~ toree remained a vivid < THEY'RE TALKING I : I ' ' _' ' chango tn· ~ ' I ~- •' . 'CTIONS ' • ill•. · -.. ·~ ...m.w w11h u~~~e ..: • ' ~ PRICE IQ t. PLEASANT ·- ' ~Et!'lilf. ' GALLIPOLIS - Cll!ton L Canlilell, Jr., 11, son o! Mr. apd Mra, Clllton L. Csrdw•:,, Rt. I Ewlnglon, IIUffo, ed the loss o! two lingers on his left hahd when . he wa_s cut by a power1111Frlday, He was admllted to Rol•er Hollliltal ,t 1<411 p.m. FridaY · illd' lt l'ipot1eclm Pld condl· •· ., Carelessness Caused Fire GALLIPOLIS - Damage wao esdmeted at $100 to a eouch 'in a !Ire at 11:36 p.m. Friday at the reoidence o! Earl carter, 914 Tbb:d .tvo. It,.., t')f_ ~ S~ alarm ot fllo yoir. • • 1 Careloaa smoking wao blamed tor the blaze, according to the report by Silas J. Hamilton, asolstant fire chief. Firemen used abool three galloaa ar water 1o pot out U.. nro aller the couch wao cUrled Into the yard. Twelve men andtwotlretrucka answerlld th6 alarm. II "" the lOth alarm a! the .month and tile llfth ,.. of the week !or Io. cal llremen. Toler, Rt. 1 Bidwell, ="~=0~ s are ~r , Effective Monday, July 29th FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS wire t~~~~~~~~~ 992·2039 (Ill NIGHT N9o:lt51 Pomeroy Flo- Shop w. Moln ,.,...., OJled by VORl, Jvero ·-•-~ u • ...c...... -·~ ~...,. ~man slid tho "imp>r· lo!>CO" or the decision .... In - filed a petition aga.Jnst W, R. BI'(Mn. Gallipolis, and the First Natlooal Bank, seekllli a Juclg• ment ot 13,645 and cost costs. The plolnti!! ln hls petitioo avers that the detendant, a local lnaurance agent, had insured his slx per cent Interest from July car with the Wabesh flre llld 26, 1966 b'om The Keener Sind Clsnalty Co. l<om Ajlril 12, 1966 am Clly Co.' Kerr I OhloandJerto April 12, 1967. On June 6, ome Smith of Kerr. 1966, the policy was transterred The suit resulted !rom dam· to a 1966 Ford. ages to tbe Ulmer ear in a colThe plaintitrs son. Andrew Uolon on Rl 35 at Rodney beToler wrecked theearmJune28, tween . the plalntitr's car and a 1967, After the accident, aeeon:J.. truck owned by the Keener Sind ll!i lo the petltloo, the defendant and Clay Co., operated by Jerip!ormed the plaintiff the policy ome Smith, Kerr. had not been renewed but ln1onnThe Atlas Subsidiary or Ohio ed the plalnti!! he would correct flied a peddoo eeeklna a. judgthe error. ment o! $2,06Ul llld eJaht per Prior to the collloloo the car cent Interest !rom Jan. 1, 1966 had been worth $2,035 and after and !ore closure or • morlill(e ... tile wreck It was .allied at tso. 1001 49 •nd 50 In the vlliJ&o or ''rho First Notional hod 'i Patriot to saUaf)' the Judlmont. lien on the ctr. The Insurance Named de!endants in tile suit eompu,y, according to the peti- were Edgar R. Donnally, Rt. 2, tloo, relllsed to PI.Y the damageo. Patriot, Pearl Willilm Donnally Toler cootends he BIJOn\ $30 to and oey M. stewart, Gallla Coonhave the wrecked car towed to 1 ey Treasurer. garage, IIPent $1,193.50 !or rentThe plaint!!! cootoDds that the al o! aoother car since JWJe 28, defendant E. R. Donnally, llldhio 1967, paid $511.50 !or storage 0! deceased wife,. America EDen the wrecked car and spent $25 Donnally, delivered a promissory for iniurles his son suffered In nota to Atomic Alwninum Prodtile accident. ucts Inc.., and the note was asTbe plalnti!f cootends In hlo signed to the plaintllr on July 9, llli!k Wind !\vD!IIhoaJ Orthestra; confer With Mra. Water Works 100 as engineer !or the Peacock Coal Company. !'"b>i' W~• housing chairman. Qullenberry was born tn Wincheater, Ky., in 1837, ancl: came .•" William Deal Dies ThurSdty_. ·. to Meiga COunty ln 1916. He reakled In the Forest Run area for :~r~~ with Koatuci\V," aalcl ~ '"lboi\1 forced ua to IJl to tho .,_ ~-·~ .. ,_..-reme 1,NW.- ~. lAJpo1lllin slid IIIOiei'OIII Ohlo · reddonts 1lbo llld lllh bad arrested bf Ktl!liicil¥ lll· llld ''imowlns Wbero or Columbus ond Valerie lUll or lli,Ytm, both or whom claim a ooe ~ fourth lnteresti Edison Dev- Vernon H. McCoy Of Vinton Dies GALLIPD'!JS - Vorqqa H. McCoJ, 58, VInton, P"""l- ~ ~-.L<IIrectar,ball••-aeclcl>lcloOdlr,~o­ •uoq ~ -..mng at bls hollle. . Mr. McCCIY uMt Ide wife, the former Elole Plckeu, •ho lo ..,. a Ilcenaecl !Uneral dlrector llld 8DUimer, hlod ~tho lfdlqf Funeral Home In VInton !or 30 r-o. The McCoy Funeral H...., wao the McCoJ·Wotherholt ~­ foonded In abool 1875 by the Jete H..... 420 Flut Ave. WWilm F. Butler oJMl later ~ A ll'llduste or Galli& Aeld1311' orated by hio son, H. K. Butler, HJcb School, Mr. ;.(cCoyotlenlled until hio death In 1937. Rio Grlllde Coli.,., llld wu ·• A year oJMl a hal! I80o Mr. graduate orthe C1J1c1..u c:oU,.. McCoy and Frank E. Wether- o! Morlulry Scleace. holt, operator or Gallipolis' A former IIII,Ycr ot VIDtool, oldest funeral home, merpd llld member of tho Vlatm 'IIIII&J the operadoo toda,y lo known as c:ouncll, oJMl board of poil1c ~,So fairs, he alao waa a IDflllller fC the Vinton Bl!>dst Clmch, t11o bu1-'' ' Allo, 11110118 Qthar, ....,. -~·­ . toasecl, ·,.., $38,700 tobu1 three tracta, about 46 ac.res, ,t o replace land to be tal<• !rOm Gal· 11po111 Slate Holplta1 for Ohio ' . .. . ! l ' ., ' ' ,J ' \ j '· .. all the)o!asonic bodleL Born Al>ril 5, 1910, at PUq; w. va., in Ma1011 COU!ItJ, hi wu the aon or the late Fraacla G. llld a tlme, then moved to ~er P(ID-oo eroy, across frCIIl the water works. There, Quisenberry supplemented his Income by bulldbw a greenhouse and ralsllli · (Contlooed on Pap 2) vlved by a daulhter, MI'L ...... bert (Jean) w-e o! V'- . . . ·. ' . ' ,~· We feel that we can best serve the interests of the food • ' il!f/ustry of MeiQS Covnty in this way. ' . .'"' . ·~ . 'i'' 'i ' > . ' •l Cited for Youth Worll, " ,, • . MIDDLEPORT - An Amerl· can LOIIIon wment cltotloll · lor ootllaDdlng child welfare -'< baa been p r e - to Fee. llliY • Bonnett l'l:lst 128, Micldleport. TWOFINID MiDDLEPORT - Two-IIIIIs were lined Frldi,Y .,... Ia tile ~rt or MoJor ·c. o, Fllh· Ro.,qt o! tbe cllldlm ..,. ..,....,., by Alboirt ~11111111er - . , : . .n...u., ar • 111111 Weclnoldi.J·• attbollra" A INion fiJ tho mrollac. tho lnotollallaD II amo.r1 t11e ·Darteo lUI, or. !tiey were Thoma• Wickline, II, Racine, $10 and cosll, eNd· lor. llld 'Robert lol, Helil!l', !IS, Galllpolls Route 2, $5 llld oools, .. . WE There are two ~ Jo,y llld Joe - · of ~ Funeral servlceo will bo CIJI>o dueled II 2 p, m. lol"'"""'-l' lt,llli' Vllllm Bll>tlot Clllrcb b1 t h"e· Rev, Jolm Donie! DaviL :a.rlll' will be In VInton Memorial CIIDO ' etery. Frieooo IIII,Y call p. m. Soliday at Vlatm F. . . . Home. .~ .. ~ ~~ ~. past patronage. Ell- --. . llellclos hlo wife, be is '""' Feeney· Bennett Post ~: .:Ope.~ · Fr the boolldar7 willwlll•bavo detmnlDe 11blcb !ICOIIJOaIIthey to Cllll'- 'I"" . I . .·.. ·)J'! >. •. , Grango, the "• ILB.RFIL. ..IM ., .. . .;: - ~~· lboriU•• ~rllllllleld polis Chamber o! Commerot uil VERNON H. McCOY .. • both o! Joliet, ni.; aJd IIIDII1 c Da>lo or Fort Thomaa, Kjo.,all., whom hold 1 -entleth ~ eot In the property. , . Jqjge Thoma• w. Mitchell. ~ a divorce F'rldi,Y to SS!Sl". all E. Lee, Vinton, trcm Wlllllll{ : o. Lee, 00 rrowdl of ...... ,....: ' lect Ill dut;y llld elrireme' craollt;, " The plalntJjJ waa eranted eull«· . dy a! lour children IIIII tht ,...,: ' fendant waa ordered lb PI.Y. $411; a week !or so.,portaeci,10alllll( !or rant, ltler'' olstero~~i. PI~ . lo OC GalllpoUo, Prlocllll Milia ot Aurora, DL 1 Besselbue Crail ol Joliet, IU., llld Mary Mcaottla, tlon ault are Genevieve lAwson with Identification Tags ·' t Increased revenue !rOm Ilcoaoln8 !eea and In proeectlng Olllo roll-• !rom arrl!BI by Ken· WUiilm Earl Beal, 42, Pomtuci\V aothoriUoo. eroy Route 4, died Thlrsdajo ~·__..._ was ..,.... _,..., at Unlverall;y Hospllll In 111 --'d ~ ...-, IIJat tile biJuedary iJIIO wa1 ,Columim. ' south o! wllere tile pre- low SUrviving ore hl=-~,1!~ of the Oblo ·JUvtr \ 11am and Roml i PQIIftn"Ul o! errodaloa and Route 4; three chaii&Oa In tho level of water (Evalyn) lllcko, Bl'la... , Tom., . Mr Noel (r-.) Ywhc, DI.Y· caused by lock dam~ 1tJIOa!- toli.e.flnd·Mra. M. d.uclUo)SWert, "'1'\e caae arose u~· ' ' . eel llteljiPII b7 Gov. (JIIilel A.) llbodeJ lo settle the dlopite 35b7-Jll80. We wtsh to thank our many retail customers for their an: ::o::: alee, Clnclmall, _,. mltted ao part of Ita esse ,. . . ... ~oN ERERSIIACII, LEFT,aeciMI'L~- ~·· . , """" ........ roe tlie Amir!CIIl DOssy, rlabl. two of the "!':''f heo~_oseo . ' · ,, ~ ·:" ~. petitl.oa that he has been dam~ 1965. aged due to negligence of the d<>The defendant, Gallla Coun1;y fendant. Prior to the explretlon Treasurer, hill an interest tn date or the pollc~, the plainti!! the properv In wt>Oid lax~•. acsays he ofter·ed to pay a year's conlll!i to the peddon, amountpremium on the policy but the de- Ing to $175.80, fendant said he woold noti(y him Amelia Thompoon, ~rlng­ when the premium was due. fteld, Is seeking perdtioo o! !our SEEKS $1,461 acres of .land Jn Sectim 36 of The Ohio Farmers Insurance Galllpolla Twp., ln which she Co., Le Roy, Ohlu and Arthur UJ~ clalma a OJ».!ourth uncllvldecllDmer o! Clinton filed 1 petltloo terest. seeking damages of $1,464 and Named de!endanls ln tile pard- f}U.ise·n herry Keeps Nation's Dogs "::"::. al ' o!!l to torney [l8D8I' 'a ce PI.Y !or part or the cost or dotermln1ng where the low water mark ,... 1a 1792. , c S. ~man, the cble! 00110 • • ' [l8DOI'al'• of. sol In the atll>r!'~- dove! said tho evkleuce • ACCOUNTS 266 wlndohlelcl stickers to safety checked vehicle"' i:*.:::~~~f~S!:?;.;!:~:~:*:i!~?.::?.~:i~::~:!!*'3!!!~:?..?. and AsSO<Iated Press reports yoo rneotion are untrue.'' COLUMBUS (IJPO - A southern boundaJ'y a! Ohlo or -'d di·-•· between Ohio lhe northern boundary o! Kenyear~ ..-oJMl Kentuclcy moy be solved luci\V. While the nedon'& hl&best soon. court cloclded In 1896 that tho The and moy come alter a boondary between the &tate& of commlasloner, oamecl by the West VIrginia and KantuclQI u.s. !llpreme Court, gets a re- and tholr northern nelsbbors port !rom an eogtnNrlng firm wso the low water mark oo the blrecl Thuroday by attorney north ibore or the Olllo Rl>er general's o!!lce. lhst mark bao never - . de-' The dispute oM the comml I· lioner'a report concern terAmlned. IIIII the state Control- DAVIS ICE & PRODUCE CO. 286 motarlale. Ti.trv Cit tilese came bock for r&-J,.pectlon, aller bavlns defects corrected. lnopectors isoued a total or u.~..- Ancient Dispute may be Settled Business Announcement ; Evaluation Day JrQr 4,.H, Aug. 1 But in response to a fi.IE!stlon CTK told UPI: "Tbe Reuters Accuse Soviets The newspaper Obrana Ld.J., a weekly losued by the De!eoseMIDJotry, accused the Soviet Union today of dell>erlng an uldmstum demanding Czech Communlots stop their reform . VOLUNTARY INSI!ECTION - A Slate IIIJinot.l' Patrol . .cdoolelm !rom Jackeoo Dlatrlet HOIIIQiarters lnlpeeled 286 motor vohiclos FrldoJ oa the Gallipolis ~llreolii'Publlc Use .V.., W~ - ot 4o!eets ware losued to MJy 55 O!the ,.} V· J . government bodl.es. Russia has threat. ••••••••••••••••••••liititlll...;..;.-.____ WILL SERVICE ONLY ,., attacked him !or alleged anticommunist pracdcea. There were i'eports Dubcetl Czechoslovakia. had been ootvotod 6 to 5 ln the The S::Met fears that CzechoPresldiwn on an Important slovakia would turn to capitaquesdon In connecdoo with the lism lay behind this great crisis Presidium's forthcoming meet .. in the Eastern bloc ot Commu1ng with the Soviet l'l:llltburo. nist nations. Russia haa said It 165: Member FDIC J... . Ask Money Judgmen~ SUN. • MON. • TUES July 28 - 29 - 30 THE SECRET WAR OF HARRY FRIGG Paul Newman-Slyvia Koscirll. POMEROY NATIONAL BA'K ' 28 PAGES \ ~~~77=-~----~-------~ ~~ w ~--~~~~==~~~--------------------~~~~~~~~~~~----------------------l VOL. 3 NO. 2" •. -\! I,'OMEROY-MIDDLEPORT SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1968 Rodely McDowall.JIU Howorth Write or osk for our free banking-by.mall forms tedayl j •* '. Jo!Dat4'' f"'"'¥ IIIII hlllllld Slmdlt· HJcb In tho lllld. · · tAi tile o.,pei- 70o' Dlll'thlb 1011 Devoted To The Creater Middle Ohio Valley l ''1T 4' YOU CAN BANK HERE BY MAILI . ' ,, French writer Alexander Du- ~.f ... ..Weather tmts I ''-~ MEIGS 111EATRE What can you do at any hour of any day or niibt at your home or office? . • .Thoughts ., THE FROZEN DEAD Dana Anllrews • Anna Palk Claudio Clrdlnale SUN, LOCAL TEMPS COLUMBUS _ A CIRLLIC0'111E .FAMILY Tbur~ Mecl a The temperature lnPome:roy"s $1 3 mUilon dalnBge suit ln U. S. Dlotrlel Court here ~~IIIIi Seln, downtown business· district at ~ck & co. sold them a televlaloo set whlcb cauabt lh'e llld 11:35 L m. today was 74degrees burnecllwo persona. ' ___ ....,. ' under overcast skies. James A. Mallow, Chllllcotlle, chlral!d tile otore hlod • - the three-montlt-old set before the ftre stll1od In a ~ C<ll'ltr<ll secdoo oJMl set their hwse ablaze Dec. 21, 1988. l(r~ lfiUow llld three-<nonth-old daughter, Kimberly &le, were burnoll lJl,!1M" llrL TONIGHT & SATURI>AY JULY 26-21 :~~~~~~ai~ . 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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