http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7046c551719e5394baa7e275a1e05cc3.pdf 36fc475185d656a1a8a794b465a11735 PDF Text Text . ' ~ ' . . ••• -- -. . . ) • • 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0___:._Sept. 22. 19114 Cuided Tour of State Pari.· T11A·en chairman; Mrs. Jam~ Titus, I ~tro. Robert Hetbel, Mrs. Clar- Wiener Roast f • db n}Oye Y Parents Tour Classrooms lllk Mn. Richard OWen, Mn. Fr llarrvld; afleraoon~~ Ml'l. Ralpb Pratt, Mn. '"""'"" Mrs. Blaine Wa1burll, Mrs. Sue Luellen. Mra. MarloD Vu Met-- Ionce Murray, Mrs. Cush John- 1, Faculty membero of lbt Mid· Mn. Richard Hovatter, Mn. dleport Schools were IDtroduc- Lowell Beaver, Mrs. Ike Neal: Nin. m.m •· rs of the Huttand , sun. Mrs. HobeArt Canaday and 1 ~ ed and parenta taken on 1 tour Magottne Chairman, Mn. Dale Gard en Cl ub were taken un a Mrs. Charles mus . The Youth Fellowship of the of classrooms wben the Middle- Walburn; Hospltallty, Mrs. Rob~t~lded tour Friday of the trees Laurel Cliff r r~ Methodist por_t ~arent and Teachen As- ert Cra(e, Mrs. Glenn Henaler, and shrubs at Lake Hope State ! PLAN "'ARD SHOWER I ,socJ8tion held !Is lint meeting Mrs. Mary Brewer; Safety and or. Par k. Following it the group I . . , Church enJo)'t!(] ::~ wiener roast ' of the school year Mllllday eve- Health, Mn. 'lbomas Scally, Grade I, <Mrs. Bernice tnjoved 1:1 luneheon at the Relattves and frtt'nds .a r plan·J Thu1 sday ~vr:nmg followm.g the rung at the high scbool. WU- Mr. Leo Kennedy, Mn. Sara penter) teacher, Mrs. Job od . d' . E a H card shower for ;chotr i I L gt' mmg room nrou t e ing wtll ub· practt(·~ at lhe R u c k 1liam lngels, new president, was Rupe; ¥lelfare, Mrs. Robert Fultz, Mrs. Nonnan Humpbroy, ll 111 1 hllmt:> thtt.v \'iewt'd . !hf' dl splay .J ohn li... uw'klns. w i-' Springs fairground . j in charge. Allensworth; Music, M r 1. Mn. Tracy Hannin&, ot dahlia and gtadwlla plants serve his 96th btr~hday a~~. 1 The meeting was opened with Geor&e Hackett, Jr., Mrs. Clar· George Conde, Mrs. ';.~~~~ ~~ !ll the farm uf E:ddie Howery at 1versary ~a tuna~ . .Septt'mht>t ~ Group singing of several s ; s 1the Invocation given by the Rev. enee Lacey; Publicity, Mr. Ingels; Mrs. Bradford J r :=1 rpenter l.at ~e 'van M~.tt'r Rest . Ho~ and prayer by the Rev . Eugene M . E. Dawson followed by the Joho Fultz; Budget, Mra. Olar- first &rade, Mrs. Cliff Taking tht' tour were \trs. m Clifton, W. \ ~ Mr. l.a~ktns lilll preceded the ro.Jast. plt:'dge to the flag led by Steph- Ies Smith, Mrs. Junior Riley, Mn. Malcolm Miller, Mn. P.111l W i~n . pre,ldent: Mrs. I is a former res td en t ur .\1Jddtei All end ing were Rev . and en Jenkins. During the business Mra. DOD Mullen. mood Walburn, Mrs. 0 Mrs. Gill and htmily, Mr. and meetmg Mr. Ingels reported on Room mothers were named, Vaughan, Mn. Dan C. JamPs J\1cholsun. serretary : port, .and 1 ~ 1.11 e lll lller '1 1ro; Duane Stanlt>y, program I Fteldmg Hawk.ins. Mrs. Erne~! Powell and son, the sales tax bill for education- with the first servtna: as chair· ows. Ivan, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar I a! programs in the schools, with lmen. includlog, Mrs. Reynolds Graden, Mrs. Flouie ~~;II Smith and family, .\irs. Wi l- . the P.T.A. to assist in the Kingergarten, morning clau, worth, teacher; Mn. !tam Neutzling. Mrs. Gerald ljert. The P .T.A. unit will Mrs. Lionel Boggs, Mrs. George Ord, Mrs. CIHford ~~~~;;:II Pullins and son, Junior, Louis to sec ure the slgnatures Miller, Mra. Lowell Beaver, Mrs. Ike Neat, Mrs. Don Diehl, Leonard Lyons , Jack I tor the initiated bill to increase era, ' Mra. Mack Stewart; Ja cobs. Kare• .,~ lori s, the :sales tax from .three to Gerald Rupe; teacher, Mrs. Mowery, Ch~llie:s We~rd, Bren· four p~r cent tu help provide Robert Burkett, Mrs. Paul da and Sandra Gilmore. fimmcial assi stance for educa· cl, Mrs. Ernest Fraser, M r •· lyn Soulsby, Bec.:ky Eblin. Su· tlunal program s in the schools. Woodrow CaD, Mrs. P. L. sie Tracy, Linda S)archer, Mr. Ingels urged parents Grade III, Mrs. L. W. .James Pullins. Jear. Windon, sign the petitions if ~sked Cof!l&S, teacher; Mrs. W1::~~~ M1ke do so. The quota for Middleport Swisher, Mrs. Harry ~ I Mickey Howell and Wright. I is two petitions with the bill fin, Mn. Remo Nlerl, Miirsiii'u~~~ ~~ ._.:;.. .... ..., .... ..., ................ , be presented to the legislature h t d t gene Powell, Mrs . 1 I .. J a Roland Fis er, a u en1 a Warner· Mrs Ben Philson I mp~;~~ 7~terested in schools Mountain State Business Col· teacher,' Mrs. David Jenkins: POMEROY . OHIO feel that additional money lege. Parkersb~g, w,. Va. spent Mrs:. Lawrence Boyd, Mrs. ' nef'ded to adequately the weekend Wllh tus pa~ents, liam Otmosky, Mrs. M. E. Dm•-11 LAST TIME TONIGHT ! progr~ms in education the M~. and_ Mrs. Mason Ftsher, son, Mrs. Fred Gibbs. "CHALK GARDEN" ('f~chni~o1or ) I futu re. This would provide ~or Mmersvllle. I Grade IV, Mrs . Hayley Mills. Deburah Kerr Meigs county what otherwise Mrs. Mason Fisher, son Gor- Hackett, Jr ., teacher; Mrs . Cotorcartoon• would be impossible to do by and daughters , Carla and nus Howard, Mrs. Gene """" additional levies, according to Barbara visited Sunday even- Mrs. Robert Schmoll, Mrs. WED. & THURSDAY . , • that eal up your reserves. Get your the report given to Mr. · · , in with lter son and Franklin Triplett, Mrs. ~dward j S•pt. 23·24 A report was given on t , Mr . and Mrs. Moore; Mrs. R. R. Pickens, . loan al Cit;zens National Bank, where inNOT OPEN purchases made by the P .T .A. Fisher and son. teacher, Mrs. William Hamm, FRIDAY end SATURDAY terest ra tes are among the lowest, consisduring the past yea r and i I Mrs. Sherman Buskirk, M r . Sept. 25-26 a Primary i ditto Mrs. Paul Fisher retllf'~ed j Robert Duckworth, Mrs. Bern· II tent with safety. You'll like doing busi"HEY THERE, IT'S duplicating machine, home Sat~rday' af~er spend~g ard Fultz, Mrs. Charles Gerard YOG.J BEAR" ness with Citizens Nationa l Bdnk. let us tYoii Color ) "''"'"", fir st aid supplies, year- a w.eek Wl~h Mr. ~Isher who IS Grade V, Mr. Leo Ke~~~~i~: l l Yogi Bear .. . Join Yogi, books for e-ncyclopedias, a $100 . employed .m Huntington, W. teacher; Mrs. Walter assist you toda y! Boo-Boo. Cindy. donation for hmches for nePdy Va. Mr. Fisher spent the weekMrs. Jeanne Cooke, Mrs. Rol>-11 "GUN HAWK•' children, and other projects. end at his home. ert Craig, Mrs. Roscoe {Technicolor) A•* Rory Calhoun, Rod Cameron, Superintendent ?f the schools, Allen Eichinger entered Hoi.! Mrs. Richard Gress; Mr. Ruta Lee. L. w. McComas, mtroduced ~e zer Hospital Saturday, for ob- ford , teacher, Mrs. -~~f.~:z:ll SUN •• MON., TUES. teachers. Mrs. Pearl Reynolds s servation and treatment. Kloes, Mrs. George Sept. 27·28-29 Kindergarlen classes won the Mrs. Thomas Rue, Mrs. ~F 'ROBIN AND THE 7 HOODS' $5 attendance award. 1 Miss Ruth Ann Bailey, Phillips. <Techn icolor) Committl:!e:> were named and ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gradt! VI, Mrs. Grace"'vi~i~; 1 1 Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, ley, teacher; Mrs. V Bing Crosby, Edw. G . Robin· room mothers announced as fo~- Bailey and Miss Louanna so.n Sammy Davis, Jr. . Peter lows : Ways and Means, Mrs. NJ- ard daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Childs, Mrs. Keith Gobel, M~S- 1 1 Member Federa1 Deposit. Insurance Corporation Falk. Barbara Rush, Victor ta Conde. Mrs. Kay Burkett, Lawrence Leonard, students Charles A. Bradbury, Mrs. Buono. Jaunty and futJ of Thomas Scally, David the Columbus Business len Brown, Mrs. Glenn Heoos- 11 spirit of the Robin HC?od sto· THE.. M1l1 l'U.. POR T 0~. "' 1 1 ~ RE Al '-:- 11 -.IL OHk" ries and jal'led up with mu· er; Program, Mrs. John sity returned to their studies Jer; Mr. Johnson, tc~~~~~ ~ ~ B~TI.''/EfN rr,..TSBUR(rH. l"t\ M \ ['1 CINCINN\! 1 C sic and songs too! sczyn, Mrs. M. E. Dawson, . Sunday, after .a two week~ ~a- Mrs. Robert Mills, Mrs. Colorc•rtoons William Childs; Membership, cation. The g1rls .are residmg Hindy, Mrs. P. K. Russell, Mr:s.ll the YWCA. They were OL' Don Mills, Mrs. Frank P01•e.rs. 11 comJl'lnied to Columbus by Grade vn, Mrs. Robert Ord, parents. teacher; Mrs. Richard Mrs. E. A. Leonard of Mrs. John Welsh, Mra. Wi' llliallllll .bus was the weekend guest Walters, Mrs. Harry Slaven, I Mr. and Mrs. Russ Watson, Mrs. P. H. Van Cooney; Mr. . Forest Run. Edward Young, teacher; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Da~ley GleM Glaze, Mrs. James Buc,h-11 returned home Friday everung, anan Mrs. Eugene Conde Mrs. a~ter a ~eek's visit in Newark Tony' Fowler, and Mrs. Wend¥ i with thelT son and . ell GerJach. law, Mr .. and M~s. Don Dalley Following the meeting t h ' ~ family and m Col~bus w large number of parents attomd·· ll their daughter alld son-m-law, ing were taken on a tour of the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly who elementary classrooms in the accompani~ ~m home for a Central Building and the Pearl weekend VISit wuh them and St. Elementary Bullding parents, Mr. and Mrs. · Youth Group 1 1 1 PAY HIGH 1 INTEREST RATES MEIGS THEATRE I 1 s /4aHoN1 B 1nk Let us SAVE you 00 BUY LOCAL -- SERVICED LOCAL We will pay $170.00 for you on the complete heating system featured in this ad. GAS Want A Bottled Gas 17 Years In Bottled Gas BOTTLED HEATING andtWe Service What We Sell! Newl Hook Up? SH or Coli RUTLAND FURNITURE Rullond, 0. Ph. 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Colon 1nd White - -- - - - p•lr XXI Glrlt B•rmud1 Styl• Knee High STRETCH SOCKS, 6 to IY2 - - - -- - pair XXII MltNI Bermude Style Kn .. High STRETCH SOCKS, 9 to 11 polr 4""c '7 59c SH The Complete Lint of Hosiery For Everyone in Your Family on lhe Main Floor ·_ ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ATI'I!:ND SCHOOL l!everal lellel!era o1 Heath Melll9<llll 'Cburch School tended the Obaervation bold last week at Grace dlit Church In eluding Mrs. Nan Moore, school suporinlendent; Mn. Bernard Fultz, chairman ol the CommlliOion on Education; Mrs, Leo Smith, MYF connaelor, and Mrs. Larry Edwards. The Rev, M. E. Dow1011 a"IBIed 01lth the school. lbowen ov•DIDJ, !liP WaJ '11-G, low toatpt - - !liP narsdllr fl-1%. . - -~~·-· -- POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ; WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1964 PRICE FIVE CENTS I' -·· -At A Glauc County Welfare Programs Would he Reorganized tinder Director White's Proposal BRIEF:· .., • t· '· WIRE NEWS' . . ' '1!" ' . ' . ) United l"re~~• • 1 lnterualibAal DETROIT - General Moton Corp., the nation 's largest auto maker, today announced that it would hold th€' line on the price of 1965 model automobiles. GM, which produces more than 50 per cent of all Amert· can automobiles, said the list price for 1965 Pontiacs, Buicks, Cadillacs, Chevrolets and Oldsmoblles ar "basically UD· ehanged from 1964." COLUMBUS (UPI)- Welfare Director Denver L. White today proposed a re-organization of his department that would elimin· atE 117 »ffices and save an es· timated $2.50,00\.. a year. The program, to be submJtted to the 1965 session of the legislature would : -Consolidate public assistance programs in county wei- NEVADA TEST SITE. Nev. - The first of four men trapped 81 hours a third 01 a mile Jnderground In a nuclear bomb :~hail was raised unharmed to ~~ehi~u~~~e~:ay fare departments under ,t~trong state supervision, - Transfer 88 aid tor the aged offices operated by the state to county welfare departments. - Eliminate 29 separate city relief offices operatints in the same counties with county relief organizations by merging the.... - Extend the aid to depend- 219 Diabetes Tests Given FIrst Day at Eastern High amid cheers The three other men were ex. 0 pected to be broughl up rrom the 1,800-foot shaft at about :me hour mtervals from t he . . lUge chamber where lhey had County-':"lde testing for diabetes, along w1th chest X· lle'!'n entombed since 6 P m ray screening for tuberculosis began Tuesday at Eastern PPr. 9 p.m., tEDT) Saturday High School with 301 x-rays taken and 219 diabetes tests """ jam· giVen · wt'!en a cable snap....... nina the passageway. ' The unit will be at R. H. Rawlings Sons in Middleport from 1-4 and 5-8 p.m. on Thunrlay. The program IS beNEW YORK _ Ao orpnlza- ing conducted at Rutland from 1-4 and 5·8 p.m. today. ion ot' 80 prominent Americans ~he du~J testing program ! .at:mahed a $500 000 radlo--tele- 1which eontmues through Octo- ~aturday, Sept. 26, Pomeroy, rision campaig~ Tuesday to ber 1 ~s offered to all residents Federated Church, 1 • 4p. m. coumer propaganda "saturat· of Metgs County. All perS?n.s and 5 ~ 8 p. m. on tapUcs" of the John Birch over 18 years of age are e!tgJ· Tuesday, Sept. 29 - Racine • eletu and other "Ultra-right" ble to receive th_e che.~t X ray fDgh School, 1 • 4 p. m. and 5;o .J test, while the diabetes test is 8 p m croups, .1 blld · · 35 0 'l'he or n headed by Dr. Aravat a ,. to persons or or. w 'T ou,..., . Balance of the schedule: edne sday, Sent. ,... 30 ' Reeds- 1 II former· dJrector · of Friday, Sept. 25, Middleport. v111 e, Fi re Station ' 1 • 4 p· m · · ur U.Lars c•· on,tnformauon .h< Servtce R H R r Sollll co and 5-8 p. m. 1 4 ent children of unemployed parents program now covered by temporary legislation that ex· pires June 30, 1965. - And reduce Ohio's relief load to make it comparable tO other states. White said, "The operation of separate offices iD the tame eomm.,ntte• b ab1urd aod costly. There is no .aeed ...;:::::::·~::.:·~·:~ ••-ant for tt." Qe added, "The eon101idaHon o· servicef bas been recommended by five major groups sinet. 1951, but macb. er) for adequate state supervision wat lacking until last 1eor.'• The director said no personnel would .be displaced "because we're already understaffed." The program would earn 82 ~il~~~r::7u~d~ 11 P-F~dRy, 8 program." Mason Grade Famous_P _ ··ano Team to Open ....................... Teacher n.·es New England ! ('1 ••· ~~~~~~;,~i~~,c=~~~ry.~~';:;: c s • Tri'"\..JOUnty ·, oncert enes ,a, .. n. r and it named 1a of them- hnw prndu<e 7,000 week· 1 0 ly i'idio and television . pro:rams at a cost of $10 nullton I year. li,ll .l~l'l l' 'il' rouod·the--clock poUce Th e proposed bas been stt up at the b•m• provides for eachreorganization county to of Jim Browu, Cleveland make a single appropriation Bl'owns' fullback. after a tele- f · d pboued bomb threat by a fe- rom Its gereral fun to meet male eaUer Tkelday. the county share- of the welfare Tbe ••~ wa• re<elved a few costs, White SBirl. On the extension of the aid minutea before Browa waa to •ppear 00 a televlslou pro- to dependent children of unempioyed parents progra,n White gr;;'e ~~~ucer of lbe Mike said, "Experience .. .. has indiDougla• allow oa KYW took cated that a large number of the call .sod IBid the woman long time unemployed men are threatened t... bomb Brown's ineligible because of the bome U the rei-leated bit views quirement that they have a of the Blark Masllms wbicb work record of 13 weeks within b b th~.: past two years. Elimination e ad expressed ear11 er 00 a of this requirement would make aation __ Ide network program. lb it poSI le to transfer a subBrowo went 00 88 scheduled &tantlal num•-r of famllJ'es now nd b 1 ed th •"" 1 8 •aot aemp ·•' of the ~Black wao receivingided ~oo. relief ;o the ledmember USISJ, under President Elsen- · · aw mgs ., • Thursday, October !, Harrl· Mu.llms but be eodoned tbe era Y oower, ils pu'f': was to Sept. 25, Pomeroy. sonville, Grl!de School, l- 4 p. vlewo of tbe Negro or&aolza'expose a corre~l p~opp~gn~- Federated Church, 1 • 4 P- m. m. and s · 8 p. m. tioo. oa~ year for Ohio GRACIOUS LOSER - Jim O'Brien, left . congratulates Bub Stivers after Stlvers defeated him 4 and 3 in match play for the Club Champion•hip at t h 1 Pomeroy Golf Course Sunday. ,l~~" 1 71 ;·,, . ·Jv"" "' .' .' ""'''\. ' i ., - -·- .... , .. I li,;'""@:T.lf11't];l,'~!'1~11)3,£;7m;;'>jiw::-!:,·•-- ''*' . ,.,. J~ A IiA ! ~ Politics e e • i4\l Gl t a _a nee J 1 - l lliil MASON - "uneral services WASH!NGTOI\ IUPIJ - Rep. ment during a ha lf • hour te te- ' ing " mistake alter mistake" In Congressman 'Va., will be held In Gassaway, w. Wayne Hays, Mhio, wants vision appearao.ce w1 th the 1964 the rause of both freedom and for Mrs. Josep~me Wat· Republican vice presiden- GOP presidcnt al candida te , economy. He called McNamaT0 be Speaker kino, 54, 118 Enghslt Court, Itial candidate Wiilia111 E Mill- Tuesday noght. The film, "Con- ra " lhe pet cabinet officer" of Pt. Pleasant, teacher at Mason e.. tell tbe whole story of hi' ' versatwn al Gettysb was the While House. elementary school, who died at relationship with a New York - produced by the Republican Na- 1 Federal spending merease!l America's great two-piano team, Arthur Whittemcft 1 . and Jack Lowe, will present the first program on the Trl· of porTJERS. France - Pollee County Community Concert Association's 1964-65 sef!~s. I to IT!:,,., hroughout Fran~e search~ toThe famous duo-pianists, who gained great p~puJanty 1 l~y for three . small children 1 here from previous appearances in this area, WJD be .Qn PT. PLEASANT _ The Hon- 8:40 a.m. today at .Holzer hos- Stdte felt company. Itiona! Committee. . ror non . defense purposes have udnaped on their way home the stage of Galli a Academy High School Nov. 27 orable James A. Burke, con- p1tal after a short lllness. In a brief speech m. t~e .The show was filmed on the been two thirds those for miJ.i. from klnd~rgarten . Monday · Mrs. Oscar W. Clarke, presl· . I gressman from Massachusetts, She was born May 22, 1910 House floor Tuesday, Hays cJt· E1 senhnwcr farm here last , tary aid in the past four years, 8 The mouve remamed mys- dent of the associatien, also has jreceived everywhere with triU· , will be the main speaker at the at Strange... Creek, the daugh- ed three instances in whir.h he Monday. The general and the 1 the Arizona senator said. He tery. The children aU were i released the names of the oth· cal and audience enthusiasm. Mason County Democratic din- ter of the late Jonathan and said ~iller as a House member sena tor were seen strolling . added: from ex_tremely modest hom~•- er arti,sls who will complete Members of the association ner to be held t!Jis Saturday. Maria Given Bail. She Is sur- urged rejection of legisl•tion to around the farm, chatting " Currently the admlnlstraAuthor~ues ldenhflt>d ~he mull- the coming concert series. are reminded that the eoncert jSeptember 26, at the National vived by her husband, John D.• ease ~urbs on felt imports. major campaign issues. tion propose~ actually to cut ·~g . children as ratnck a n d OD J~o. ~1, an entertaining season wW open on OCt. · 15 1Guard Armory, just north of teacher at Wahama H i g h Hays said Miller now should It was Goldwater who brought 1our military spending, tn order ...hflstine GuiDon, aged _5 and and unusual l>rograrn is anUcl· with the appearancce of the 1· Point Pleasant, according to school; two sons. John D., at say whether he was at the time ·· warmonger" into the conversa-~ to provide funds for sticking ; re-spectively, and Joel Blet. 5. pated with. the appearance of Don Cossack Chorus at Rio Mary Jane Tennant, chairwom- horne, and Paul Edward, Pt. o! the debate employed by the tion. He told Eisenhower that the government's fingera in a When last seeh they were Marta Becket, dance-mime. Grande College. The remainder an of the Mason County Demo- Pleasant; two daughters, Mrs. Lockport (N. Y. J Felt Co., which tjle charge had been leveled at still-larger mess of pies _ for valklng through a forest out- 1, Combining the arts of dince of the College "l;.~rts Program cratic Commlttee, Marilyn .Murphy, Parkersburg, would be interested in keeping him and his running mate, Rep. 1handouts here JUbsidiea lide the Ylllage of Marnay and mime, Miss Becket's pro- for 1964-65 will be announced The dinner, to begin at &: 30 ,and Susan Lynn, at home, and down competini!; imports of felt. William E. Miller, because in there.. .. .. ' ~entral France. gram Is a series of short stor-- soon, and subscribers to the p m is arranged in ord-er that I one grandchild. The New York Herald Trib· their campaign "we constantly "That way lies national suiJes tp which she portrays..f'rom Trio-County Community Concert j)Ublie may meet the Demo- The remains will be taken unt said tha in a recem slate- stress the need for a strong cide." one to as many as nine charae- series may attend all of the cratic candidates and to 10•1from the Crow-Hussell FWier- ment Miller saif that for many America." ters. Using imaginative props programs scbeduled at Rio crease the funds of the commit· : al home to Bartlett Funeral years he ha'' been an assistant and colorful_~~umesshe . as . the 1.Grapde. tee. j hom~, Gawssa _llwbeay, annfromuncedwh.ere · secretaFry and director of Lock- d 04 L LAS (UPD - GOMP pG;e sdl- D•EmVo•c\rNa~~LEvJ'colndp.r!..UfI)tla-l 0 program pr.......~s. gives servtces 1 port elt Co. and that 11e re- ~ntla 1 nommee 8 arry . o1 . .. ~ the illusion of m,mg. a compa- Patrol 1n8 'pect& Congressman Burke, a memceived an annual salar} of $7,- water, carrying tus campaign cc. nd1date Hubert H. Humphrey n rather than a sOli) artist. ber of congress since 1958 • is a 1 500 from the firm. into LB.J territory, charged to· called t(X(ay for the election of 1 YPreviously announced on the member of the vital Ways and •TTttTttt'TTTTYYYYYYTTT day that the Johnsen adminis- 1President Johnson as ''the man sertes are The Revelers, a 16 School Buseo Means committee, and has CINCINNATI (UPI) - AtGETI'YSBURG Pa (UPrJ - tration's mili tary spending pol- who knows the meaniDJ ol ,.. distinguished male quartet, who The Ohio State Patrol in· Iserved on the Banking and Cur- torneys for Dr. Sam Sheppard Former Presid~nt. Dwight D icy is heading lhe ,1ation to· sponsibility. '' Cllmmon PleAs Judge John C. will present a varied and tiiste- spected 16 achool buse~~ of the~~;crl:~~·si~~arp:t~~~ Cirto_dcaulytaCourtsked oflbeAppeaU.S, Slxttoh Eisedhower l"ailds as •'tommv· ward "national suicide." The Minnesota aenator made 1 5 3acon banded down indefinite ful program here on Feb. 23. Eastern District at TUppers I f ""'lfl•"" rot" chaqes that Sen. Ba~- And he sa id Defense Secre· the appeal in remarks prepared 0 r·.ntences this morning to Ger· The series will close witb the . Massachu~tts, wHich em- quash &he •tate'• motion pre- ry M. Goldwater is a warmon- tary Rchert S. McNamara , who ror delivery in Evansville, first aid Eugene l.arr,s, 2-4; Estella New York Concert' Trio, com· Plains Tu~sday and found one[braces 8 portion of Boston. testlu~o the release ol Shepo ger. appeared in Dallas only Tues- stop on a three-city campaip 1 Mae Karns, "11, both 'rl Price posed of harpist Cynthia Otis unsatisfactory. It was reinspect- Other notables slated to at- pard from tbe Ohio PeaftenEisenhower made the com- day, must be indicted for mak· swing through Indiana. '"e., Columbus, and La r ry cellist Ardytb Alton and llutlsi er• and approved. tend are Joe F. Burdette, eon- liMy. William Will anc' Law:ene< Rl- Paul Boyer, who will appear Four arrests reported by the gressman Ken Hechler, Gus The motion claimed 0 h lo !hard Will, iloth 19, of the same here on March s. The trio baa patrol lnclnded Edpr Erby, Sl, Douglass, and Representabves Pe.Jteoliary Wardeo E. L. 10dres., on bu.~lary charges. just completed Its' fourth trans- Charleston, W. Va., cited to Hulett Smitb and others of _the Maxwell failed to obtain a Mrs. Karns Ifill be sent to the continental tour and has been Pomeroy ~~or court Saturdaf Board of PubUc workers. TICk· certificate of proba"le cause "Vacation Memories'' will be vision features six classes for , fresh plant matertaJ.; 11The StJ.. Wumen•s Refonriatory, Marys· lor failure to obey traffic stg. ets are OD sale at b adquarters •. U. S. District Co art the theme of the WindingTraiJ f adults and one for. ju~iors. The I' tue of Liberty,", vertical in rille; her husband to the Ohio i 1 pital nal; Chauncey P~. 42:, Pbll· in Point Pleasant, Pbooe 1030J, Judge Carl .A. WeiiUDao, wbo Garden Club's fall show this Iclasses are urnsplratwn From warm colors; "East, West, 5tate Penitentiary, and the Mecs Memorlll Ros adelphia, Pa., cited to Meip and wiU also be on sale . at hetl ordered Sheppard released af. weekend at the Ohio Power Of· :the Holy Land ,'·• religion : "Lure •Home's the Best," table arlillls to the ('' , State Reform· ADMISSIONS - Mrs. Oiar- county court Friday for ~ bJ8h- door of the diDner. ter the OODVioted wlfHlayer fice in Pomeroy. 1of the Desert," usiog weather· ~angement, cand~s J>!Mnitted; ttory at Mansfield. les Deem, Portland; Erewanna way use tax; Patricia Doerfer, bad speot Dtarly 10 ..1eart jn The show will feature six sec· ed wood wtth dr1ed and • or Tea CeremoniaL. Oriental mThe men wert former Meigs Plants, Pt. Pleasanl; U r a I 21, Middleport cited to Melp· SET GRAND OPENINGS prlaoo, Uons _ artistic, invitallonal, 1 ~--fluence; "Hawaii Calls," mod 1 y .a .. .-~. .arns Thomas, Racine; Hetty cape- court Friday for defective muffA certtflcate of probable junior horticulture education· , T\\0 FINF.D em -way out. •• • 001 • "me resldent of hart, Pomeroy. ler and Cbarler Bailey, 20,· Pom- The Middleport and Pome- cause Is ...,taiJMod lo au rases 1 'd . · 1 exh' bits The class open to Juniors ts " • a, an spec1a I · Ma\•or Charles Legar Tuesday "V 114 .. Athena eouo!)'. The sroup had DISCHARGES - Mrs. WU- eroy, who was fined ts with roy DeiJwcratir Hel!dquarters to Jlllr8Dtee a court that ao E . t be . 1 by . h · f' d Edd K te Col acation,s 0· ver.1, sugges .. vo 0 been ~--g-.1 wlt.f\. bur......., of lism Robinson and son, Racine: costs, ·suspended, for unsafe ve- will hold grand opening~ Fri- 11p;eal 11 bona llde 8nd not ol ntfles are In pace 1111 g t me te ees r e- or fall Included in the horticulHoward Lliwrenoie's •loro hlcle and $10 and ccsllt for no day and Saturday, Sepl. 2li and a 1rtvol0111 nalllre. . ~ uuu• 51-J at Linda Hysell, Harrl•onville. l2 noon Saturday ana judging ~ man, Cheshire, $5 and ocsts af. ture d.ivislon are • chrysan•~ . IleWttt'l. 'tu,. on .July this BIRTH - Mr. and Mrs. Char-. operator'• license, in Pomeroy 26. 'Jbe publk is welcome. Free ••••••••••·••••••••••· will begin at 11 P· m. . 8u1ssed O'J -<mn~ JO e:Jjd S!Q J .. mums houseplants and Afric8D vears. TheYy pleaded 8ul.l... to the , ·leo Deem, Portland, a daDJhter. court . . refreshments will be served. -Th artistic arrangements di- , 11• stsoJ pue ~~ ."!4'"4J 'uew violets' , lht •1 , iiam Leon Powell. ~tockport, The 'educational exhibits wiD charp , . -1,. . ' , forfelled his $200 bond on a inci•Jde rocks lnseets, shells, I I I I ""I I 1DI the Judge Orders Prison Terms For Quartet PLANT . NOW FOR SPRING BEAUTY I Planting time is here for flowers that grow in the Spring. Colorful tulips, 00 1 I Vacation Memories is Theme ofFall Show daffodils, hyacinths, crocus, etc. We 1 NO. 137 I·' " DUTCH BULBS have just received ' wbtoiJ' - ..,... .....,., 4!ltdllif IIIII Cloody IIIII . VOL XVI Bertha Scott enterlained with a turkey dirmer saturday evenIng at their home in Forest Run ' •. '.f. ..:;. FALL SHIPMENT Mrs. Russ Wabon and Mrs. enttne - ........... WEA1'HER > .:: ! :: Elberfelds .•• Just Arrived Our Turkey DinlU!r P Civen on SaturdAJy • e Missing persorut who are heirs to assets of which they Ire unaware follow a pattern oJ trav•J mainly to California, Flortdl and Arizona. SOCKS and STOCKINGS large shipment so yov can pick your favorite v:arieties. I Buy Your lmportecl DUTCH BULBS Here and Now! 1 , its~., ' '..A' DCient . Latin Is o·ut 0f PPHS curriCUIurn ~:~ie~s:;·d~I:S~~i.:·:Cba~ies~~f~~~: ~:J::i r:~M~·~~sr: e !owei ror Muon brO!ip· ' Here's A Real Buy For You! \ STOVE and TANK 31.23 DOWN-14.00 PER MO. Pi1one SH 2-4111 Arnold Grate Kelly, Middleport. 'lodashelltll Mr. and Mrs. Gene 11 and childfen, Randy and Becky were Sunday dinner auesu of her parents, Mr. and M r 1. Everett Dailey. C. F. Tompkinse ntered zer Hospital Sunday and unclor- 11 went surgery today. I Mn. Earl Shumaker return- 1 ed to her home, New ! Monday, after a vis[t with mother, Mrs. Mart Crary and other relativea. Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Thomp11011 and daughter and Mr•cia Delay of Columbus wer1•ll weekend a:ue1ts of Mrs. J o h o NOW YOU KNOW GIRLS I MISSES ) ' •• .l!ti ' ....' : -. . ,~ ·' '· I I ' .'\· ~.'i •·" ' · . /. ' MASON .., Ttii U..OO Couil- .P'l'. . PLEASANT Latin, the items on the agenda, Including yt llfltorieal SOcleiJ'' i!let 118!1tlelit· ciasslcallansuase edu- appearance ol a llOCIIIId dele'• Wahama llltb Scbool ID Maio~~. ....... mailltaln basic to aen- gation besides that seeking La. ( Moftct~yeveii!QI wltb ·a · large en! · lea~ waa !brown for tin Instruction, occupied the '' lit; , Tbe Soe!Oty. plana •a J.,i ntshl by the board In a lq meeting. :'·"' a museum .111' 1 1 Muon Cowl!)' Board of Educa- Latin will not be ' Ibis ,. . ''ar. , '· , · Ullli. !school year at Point Ple8Janl Y. pre.Jdool' of lt.Will not be taDJbt ID Point Higb School wee the ruling oft. ~ ~ - PJao.t ttlild ·~ :Jlrlh achooJ •tblo ym, ar a, haaled diiiCU88ion between , .JlJ•kll'ical - ~!)',·iDC., lbe If 'iction· bf' thif,. ~- lla1Jd,l. SUperlnteildent ~liOn Burdette ~; , •. __;____ . _ . -~ ~ . , ~ ~ ~· ·~ r'?~- lverythlnt complete with slove pipe, 011" tex, etc. May we _,. you now? .. . e llo1rel~ 'l'ueall;.y ~ no ·\•' " . . tau~ht ' . . DWI charge, and w. guords and falll>ulbs and plan" .. you: license an ano costs or op· h Lati d 1eration of an unsafe vehicle, favorite arrangement Franklin IV and a school pa- ~ knew to be asking for Latin. Ithe school to teac n an . both afler he entered pleas ol tron, Ted Stevena. . Mr. Franklin, principal of Pl.lbolb had !uU schedules or _re- , ., SERVICE ANNOUNCED The laoll ol Latin classes al l Pleasant High, listed that as ol qUired subjects and also, smce I gUI •· Funeral' rvtces for Ralpb S. the acbool bas been a bona of ,September 1, be had requests the school was over-crowded, f er of RAlpb W. COIIIentlon Iince the beginning !rom :14 sludenls for LaHn ~ lhere was no ~m to absorb Meigs Geaerll lloopltal ::~· Ezleallon Apat. ol the IICIIool year and bi'OIJ&bl felt that I I It waa • the studenta of either of these ADMISSIONS AUoo Van Wbo del.Ptlona .t..•fore lbe board the lor many pro!esslo~ It could teachers In ~or cl'8ses. . ID """'- will laB! 'tiro meetlnP. Superin..,.· 8nd ab<N!d IJf Ill 1110 ochool Mr. Franklin pointed out that Cooney, Long Bot_tom, Minnie died •t debt B1lidette •lilted ·he I!OIIId PI'OII'am. B~elte pointed out Mrs. Beller only bad 17 stud- 1 ~, Pomeroy, Everett be held - ~ E':'" '!1nlr. 1;. p m. ty not .,.. ·"11t0lllnll lh_e . IChool that· It . this limo · there .were ensl In =~ first perlpod ~~JUSb ID~\~~~~· None ~..- ••~ l!>"k!Jio llo "111)ly IWo_'! '""*' IV.u.t>lo II 1 (Caa OB aae ou • , 1 · 30 · prereq~te Reso.;... .. :t:!": l l velopmell~ -~ ,, �·- · - I f As if Things Weren't Bad Enough tru. past weekend that tbe best protecd011 wt have ill ln the Strict M!Ore!M!bt Of all traffie regulation•. It I! •omrtlllllfl that WI C!OJl no1 afford to let i[O by the board. Moloriota, boW, human, will take advantaee "f any relaxation In tha enfbr<oment of tho taw. Loeally we have a lot of pooplo who run red U,hta and commit dismal record that was made by Ohio as a wholt, when over 20 persona lost their lives on lhe hlibwoyo. Durlnl till of!lclol holiday per lod that ondod at mldnllht Monday, thero ICtlvltlf'l, you can not ne-lp but ba impreased. with the fine work of tho Ohio State Patrol and tholr uolotanta. the Auxiliary Patrol member• wllo rode with t11em over the entire period. A mode-rn record for arrest! was let when 1 total of 49 persons were arrested for a nriety of offenses, which were In the main for opeedln1. One driver reported that traffic was moving at a very slow pace early on e mornlnl during the holiday period, whlcll showed the respect that driven have (or t h 1 law enforcement penonnel of thl1 area. AI we all know, speed Is the great klllu. The few accidents, that did take place, could have rnulted In serious Injury to the drlvera and passengero If they had been traveling at a high rote of speed. Wo 1hould all be convlnctd, by tbt record of Voice of Broadwav ••• reJ)orting ly C>OROTHY KILOALLEN Broadway Grapevine Van Johmon has received the best poRIIble newo from hi• doctor. The final 1'eport, just in on his recent ca ncer oper· 111<111. revealed that he is "100 per cent cured" . Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton have taken over producer Marty Ransohoff's beautiful house in Big SurIt comtnands 40 acres of oceanfront and are Hving alone in it. No domesl:tr!, no anybodies. Richard cooks breakfast for Liz every morning, and do you know what he usually whips up for her? Spagh· etti! ... Christine Keeler olthe headlin· ed Profumo case has been en~ French Riviera waters aboard a· .&;. :.. !Ish yacht, the Blue Cat. With -e two male guitarists to serenade her at her merest whim, and a bunch of Eng· li•h chaps. The Ethel Merman-Ernest Borgnine wedding, now written off as a great big mistake, is immortalized in the October Issue of a fan maga<ine with a four-page photo layout titled "They Tried To Tell Us We're Too Young." You can't say those movie mags don't have faith ... Mark Rydell Is listed as the director of the "Ben Casey" program, but members of the cast of the upcoming segment in which Shelley Winters will star report that she is running the show like an ear· ly Orson Welles. They say her acting is type- but be'1 not my type'' (Oh, come on, Daliah! Wait till you've met him) ... Mary Ann Mobley, who won the Miss America crown a few years ago, seems to have snatched the affections of actor Ga· ry Lockwood this season. The loser was Tuesday Weld, but she recovers easily from that sort ol thing. so marvelous she's sure to get an Em my Robert Moses, chief speaker at the General Motors Electromotive exchange ceremonies the other day, waa supposed to have posed wltb two "Fade Out-Fade In" girls who were there to christen the new engine. But the girls came as the characters they play in the musical, Jean Harlow and Mae West, and Moses fled after one look at their cleavage. Nobody was going to get a picture of IUM with THEM. The girls posed alone. Democracy in action: Sviatoslav Rich· ter, the Russian pianist, is staying at the Stanhope Hotel, a neighbor of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lawford and other capitalists ... Lynne Carter's impersonations of famous females in show business are eliciting guffaws from patrons at Bon Soir. Lynne's special material was written by Murray Grand, a talented fellow who will hit Broadway this Winter as lyricist for the new Patrick Dennis musi· cal, "Good Good Friends." nomination, but many surrou:~ding play· era and executives are ready to tear out their hair at her 11 take-over." • • • Despite the Musicians' Union efforts to ban discotheques, the fad is spreadIng around the world like the proverbial wildfire. In New York alone. a dozen more dance-to-records nightclubs are alated to open within the next six weeks Some of those foreign movie titles must cause no end of confusion to the linotypers who have to set up the adsand couldn't care less about seeing the flicks. One local gazette recently advertised, as part of a double feature bill, "Last Year At Marblehead" It was, natcb, supposed to read "Last Year at Marlen bad." Unflattering quote from Daliah Lavi, the spectacular leading lady in "Lord Jim! "I underatand I'm Marlon Brando'1 Time A IS IN NO CONDITION 10 TALK WHO IS 10 SE SLICED IN A ~;WANlS I'ER'f MU()j 10 eAB- DtD 'ltXJ SAY SQ\If."IHIN:PAL? HOW ARE YOU A BQTHii:R RELIN'? I\1'. ')t)UI:t NeW ~A1E­ NAME IS •••• • • • Soroya, the former Empress of Iran, has lost a great deal of social •talus since she went before the movie cameras in Rome. Other members of royalty, defunct and active, are trrushing her, and their coolness oeems to bother her Big news: A Beatie Fa11 Club for Married Women has been launched in Chi· cago and threatens to spread to New York. (Don't call me, I'll call you) . . .. Louis Jourdan - sigh, sigh! has checked mto the Regency for more con· ferences on "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever/' the ruustcal in which he'll slar with Barbara Harris. John Huston has flipped over Kather· ine Dunham's choreography for the Sodom ar.d Gomorrah segment of "Tbe Bible,"' now being filmed in Rome. The only question: will the censors let It get as Jar as the neighborhood theatre. Mist Dunham did take the subject literally, and she's never been considered a pl'llde. • .................... • I • Hatlo ALL UP AND AT 'EM AND SOOOi ii-IE ~EE:ZE··AND IS STRJC"Il.'{ NON CON-PeS···· ... m. oilier offe01o1 tllat eould lood to ..rioou aecl· dento. Our eontentlon II thai lila law Ia lteakened every tfma thoy Ill by with lhelr careJell practices, and after 1 whlll they lose aU respect for the Iowa of tho road. A person who Ia allowed to <llooboy rttrUiatiOill forms a hab11 thai can only bo broken by eonotantly arroatlng lhem to tbe point thai they loao tbeir 1Jo cen10 through tht point ayotam. By comparloon with our nolibboring county, Lawrence, the record of Gallll and Meigs lo 1 far cry. Five deaths In a 24 hour period Ia terrtnc In a coonty the olzt of Lawrence. They have a situation alon1 thai new four • lane highway that neodo aome aeriouJ sllldy. Fog sweeps In from the riwr at the most unexpected places, and makes driving a most dangeroua problem. We would not know exact-ly how to remedy that problem unless th<rt could be some 1yotem of rod llghta that would be turned on to call for 1 snail pace line of traffic during the periods of danger. Persons Locally know of lhe situation, and do their driving accordingly. but to a stranger to the area, It poses a great threat to the.lr lives. The prest"nt move to get at least two more bridges In the Huntington area will help to opread out the congeotad traffic, but Mother Naturt It bord to oombat. wtro only lhree minor occldt!llto. The only perIOD hollpltallled wltll lnjurieo came In an early Tueodoy accident, that wu not tho fault of I clriver'o action, but a fallurt of beadllghto. Coftll'OtuiiUono oro In ordor to tho drlvero of both eountlea In ahowlnl regard for lite ruleo of hlahway aalety, and In tho! manner oetUDI an aamplt tor thote drivers who pa1sed tbrou&h lht oounUH 011 their way to ~Iotan! pol niL If you follow tho otaU•tlco of the -kend r• UPI Forelp NiWI ~ Italian Communist leader • Togllattl'l poUIIcal laol wW and teatameal woo ! n I .•' IDI becaU8t It 1oJ!1 Soviet lea4' ~· er Kbruahchev 18 flick to hill lmltUng Inside th4 llovlet Utlioll and let othor Cummunlll par1lll ou t.slde the Sovltl ullion iltvtlop aa fitly .. 11 also lllformlil KbruJbclln t!ll.t. whatever 1111 own ldou, be wu no oompetant critic ol art, music, llterohlrl or ldwo. The 4,~word dooumoot 'lltllten only a 111«1 llml bllan TogUalll'o death DOlt Yalta In Dlld-AtqUII WIIIIJIIOialll lnW. etting llllce It llll 1M aulo ·~. 1poken fllller pariJ crltlcllm 1o1 made pubUe ol tho ltrlmUa leadership In Ita quarrol with ' Rod CbiDl and by a t111111 wba ·.' ., had manlled to weatbar all tba turns In !ted laaderalllp lrolll ',. 8taUn to Khrushchev. Togllattl bad bean a friend and admirer of Stalin 81111 wu hlmoeU roaardad aa a Stalinlllt. He firmly IUpported tbo Sovioll when they crwhed tho HUDK• rlan rovolt of 1956. Jlmbraced CoeJ:Islenco Yot ho aJao managed to embrace till Khrushchev philo"" opby of co-ellstonca. And hi muot have found his lncreasin& llldepondence ol Moscow a heedy wino •• demonstrated by bta eloa aoooclatlon with Prest· dent Tlto ol Yuaos!Avla and his lncrtlslnilf •ocal resistance 10 Khrushchev's plan to read thl Chinese Rods out of world communism. At ita base, the Togllatll eomrnentary as made public by tho Italian party alter his death ex· preaoed the f~ara already ahown by the leaders ol Yuaoslavia and Romania. They were, first, that 1 sput '*lth Red China Irrevocably would IPDt lhe Communlot world camp. And oecond, with OUna out of I lhe way, the Kremlin theD m111ht be templed to re-assert lte rule over the remainin11 salellltel tbrollih a revival of tho old Communist International di.. solved <luring World War 11. But Togllattl, an old Stalini•l, went further. CriHciletl Jleilmo He crlllclzed the delay In d• velopmenl of Institutional and personal lreedoma wilhiD lila Soviet Union. Ht foWld the Communiot claim that tbelro ia the beot ol :. an .world! to be ettlbarrassing. ' .••~\· 1\~ atheistic prop111anda to be by· pocri1ical fn attempts to reach understanding with Catholics, and llltle raaaon for optlmlsm on tbe prospecta ior communlslll In the Weot. Khrushchev himself, returnlnl to Mo!ICOw from a vloit to Prague, made clear thai Toll" llattl's Ylews will do nothing to change his vlewo toward the action to be takeo agalnst Rod China. And Henry Shapiro, UPI'o velo oraD of 30 years In Moocow, sayo tltert-11 ho threat to Khr"" ahchev's control of tha Kremlin. But the To11Uatt1 mamot'"'" dum points up something else. Wbereao StaUn rarely consullo ed party -111embers, Khrushchev must p~ tho role of polltiCI.. oeeklng bo1b votes and favor. Powerful voices raise lhemlelves agalrull Ills plana to vi• IaUze Soviet agriculture and against him In his quarrel wllb !ted China which Is less a quarrel over ldeololll' than for world mlro An Outstanding Record lh• Labor Doy weekend In fine shape In tile ( ·· ~~··•*··~· j News }. Commentary1 By P8D. N&WIQII COMMINTATINO EDITORIAUY through ' '. , Foreign The Daily Sentinel Gallia and Meigs counties came .... .... '•~ •:. + . By WUI!am Lawrence, D. D. S. "Throw away your hard tooUlbrush/' man.! dentist& oay. If you are bruihiDI your teeth as often as you should be, and your brush ii hard, yot. are probably doing more h•rm , !han IOOd to teeth and gums. Stiff brlstl.. actually wear away the enamel and dentin of teeth and irritate guma. Not only tha~ they don't do a goc . job of removin~ f o o d debris because they are not BUpple enought lo get between the teeth where food collects. ·The old puritanical philosophy of scrubbing hard unlil It hurts or Wltil you draw blood might make you tltlnlt yoo are doing a good job. A~ tually, you may be doing a.rlous dama1e to your teeth and guma:. Yoll can e\ en wear away the arUfical facing of bridgea and crown& In this way. between tbo Ioeila 81111 lbe roondetl qtt ot lbo gums. The other surfaees of tbo leelll.. .,.. pretty m~ch oell• CIOODIIq, Many people oak a b o u I electric toothbruhu. Thera ore mixe<l feeling• a b ou t them. Some patient. and dootors &ay they neVIr reallJ brushed their teelb propertly until they beaan usiDI an electric bruah. Other1 IIY When bristle• begin to flair they are only for "1be man Ol.lt, as bappen!l from long who has everything." Some Wle, it's time for a new brush. den~st advocate tho up and The few atranda that stick out down motion and other• tho may poke Into rour trUms and olde to aldt. Injure t~em. Mo<t Important !o to bruoh Toothbmblng r • a II y your tee1b after each llmt 1hould be caUed gum • toolll- you eat, 1 brusblng IInce il's just u Important to brosb IJUDI 01 It lo Ieeth; maybe even more fm. • GAMMA Qt4TECI'IV£B portant. Certainly the area NEW YORK (UP!) - Gam· where the aumo meel lhe ma ray1 are AOw belllg used by Ieeth io lbe most .. necessary potentiAl buyors of coli1DJfrclal area to brush. Tbaft., . w~e'l:...~l!l!tl!Di• and apartment houoea food lies, prolectecl ~ &..t to iil!eci< the soundne11 of theae --. . atructure1. The ray• aee into ··.teel, masonry, and other mate·rlals, uncoverin1 any flaws. .' ·· ·· Teiitinl laboratorieo through· out the country uae the lnatru-.. · ment•· · · l~llllfacturod by Eloker X·llaY CorporaUon, Whila Unle.. you havo a small mouth, the ideal brush io al the larga al!e, with a handle you can get a firm grip 011, and bristleo that are ooft. T b 1 brislles ahould have rounded end1. If they are finished off Irregularly and oro oharp, they can be lrritaUng oven if ooll. Brush thorough'J but gently, with tender, lovlnl care. IIJI&COI :IIJ .------------------..,;.;.;;;;;....-'i HELEN HELP USl PIA~, N. Y.) YOUTH ASKED FOR IT Thio eolumn io dedicated to young people, their problellltl t. pleuwu, their trnublOI a n II fun. Aa with the n1t of Helen Help Us!, Jt welc::pmes laughl but won't dodle a IOtlotll quoslion with a brush-off. Send your t.eea·BP questioN! to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT. care of Helen Help USI \hls newspaper. MORE SLANGUAGE Here's some lingo from our town: U you want a ear window ciOI!ed, you uy, "Put a board lb the bole... You don't just "turn lett'" when you're in your uwheel11.• You "hang a !ell around that corner." And if 10mebody wanls the good radio mlllio, be aakl you to "turn on t b1 aounds." 1\f.'li"O al•DI pertaining lo a oar: Sluoh: automatic !rantJlliloion. Puoballne: 111 lgaaollne). Otlloro are: Teke: an old person (uJual> ly over 21). Big: a clgaretle. Slico: Insulting remark. GcJt-not: haven't any, Lltt "Got not .noney.'" - Wbicb IJ usually the cau. TWO TEEN-AGERS FROlll ORJCo OON Dear Helen: You can ten a collete man out here by the ""'I ht usd "good." He " had. the good flu'' Jaat week; or be "iot thl good grease" at "t1te good" plzu joint, or he "1!01 U]e 10011 ltclure" lrom hla fath<!r. 'And when he wanta to eat he AYit •'L.et'a arel:ae." - Westerner. Doar Helen: My 411-year-old aunt lblnka It'• awful when I u11 wordl Uko 1 ' &ear'' and "Fab." Sbe , 1171 ala01 lo crude. What lhcluld I cto, u lona as my plrellts don't lllinll! - IJKii;R OF l'iliiW THE DAILY SENTINEL WORDS. P .S. Do you II k1 olang? DEVOTED TO INTIUil 01' Dear L.N.W.: MIIGS MASOio ARIA Your aunt haa probably forlltftlnl t. Otiren, "uDII..., fii\Mftllt, ...... aotten about "bodacious," ., "horse-feather1,'~ ''1welligent," PulllsiiH ..,.,., ,,._MIN' ._,. lu-. by ftll Ohll VIIIIJ ll'll.llltllftt and otber "lab" woi-di of thO ..., co"'""Y llo "-tftonlr It Pomer•r• '30s oo otrlp 'lear• wlten on••· •••,... Ott•• ,._.,.. w• .. nu ldlttrtol •hone WY Mlll. you're around her. No use get. IMeNt 11 MMM 411.. NHiftl Metter ot nae ..,._ .. tlng her upset. 01110. Notional 1411'1Wt111nt ...._...... P.S. Yes, I'm real partial to httiMIII KlmiNIII, lnl., Ia ....tn.. slang - so long as lt isn't crude, t.n An .. New W'ork Clf'li. New York. half-baked or overdone. II IUOICFII'fiH ....._ OIU..... 1119 keeps the language fresh and Clrrlcr wllorl .volloble, H ...." ,... changing. Sometimes it addo WHit! one ,,., In 1Mn• at .._ Oolh ltntlll" _,...., tUM, 1b new words to the dictionary, of· 111K1nlh1, 11.101 lftra MOftltu 11-fll ten It'! "gear" today, gone to- ay Mohr . . . . . .,..,. ~· . , ... morrow, but at lta11t It's aliv• ,.... h'IIIIDI.. .... fMfltll .,... IIY and expressive, and thal'l for Mllb CHII rHro tll..., ''- laolirb. .~.~•. *''" ...... 11M. me! - H. IT'S TRUE Dear Helen: Maybe there will be people !bat laugh at tbe guy who 1ay1 the girls are 110 forward tltllt · "before I can uy I'm not that kind of boy, I am tllll kind of boy." But 11'1 true. I wam't tbat kind of boy. bul I'm getting blamed. I went with a gttl a couple Of um... and !!he was too IJUiouo 1o I 11ld allcb to tl)is and dropped ber. Nothing happened - but II waon•t her fault It didn't. c.... ~ ~.....,., power. Even In world CIOJJJIIIunlllll, the old Older l;banaetb. • I' ' I I ' a Today's .lJiedical Report ~ •' I I \ NEW 65,0PO BTU AIR HOTPOINT an~TOkE or o. ~re at Kroger l I J '! " - 5 ·.:~~ 95c ------~- ':..,~· rldo ·4DfJ . ct. boxea '·' Copyright 1964 1M Kroger Co. " BERRY'S WORLD ~ *" EXT~A Frw Top Yalurl ...... with txqaOn and purdlase of 811f 2 pkgs. Kreger a....M Rolls Sot., Sept. 36. , ... NO\f lhe 11 "in ttoubl•/' a n 4 ' lh1"1 plr.kod mo to pin It on. What aan I doT - NOT HIM Dear N.H.: Stand on tho truth. It's your word against h<!ro, and U she's the "over-anxiOus" type, her word ltn't wortl! much. It apo pears troll\ here that she picked yob to cover up for the real culprit. In eases like this (and they arell't uncommon), lnolslo enoe on a blood teBI Will often job a airl'a memory. - H. Thl1 column la dedicated to family liYIJ1i, to II you're baV• ina kid trouble or just plalm trouble, let Holen halp YOU. She will also welcome your own amuofDI exporlln<!tl. Ado droll Helen BOittl In 01111 al .IIIII Dew~. SCI EXTRA Fr11 Tap Vakl. Stamps Mtb CO\II)m aDd Pili'· c:!ba!Se ol any pkg. Kroger T.. or TM Pwtgs Ex. sat., Sept. 36. """ .I" 1'l4:/-·'L t' ' . _,........ l. , , -"" -. - - IIDd . . . . ,...pl'tlllil .... Ex. Sot., &!pl. .. ll8l .;. .) ~~.•'"- =-·:·t/ f' ) , -.; .I ' ;" I ; . t.:' ' --~ �~I ' • '' • • Sisler May Do it Again ••• But to, Not 'for ... the Phi )adelphia Phillies By FRED DOWN Brooklyn Dodgers and clinch la!l seyen games and tbe pre• the final gome of tbe three • 1their Crist National League flag su re is plainly teU!og beeauae Jgame series. That would still UPI Sporli Wriltl' Fou(leen years after his hi .. since 1915. the Phdlies h8Yo lost four of leave the Reds 3\i gam•s beklri c homer gave the Phila· Now Sisler is manaaer of the their last sb: gaJMs. hind with 10 to go - including delphia Phillies a pennant, Cincinnati Reds - subbing for The Reds moved .within 4\i their !ina! two games of the Dick Sisler is trying his besl to lailing pilot Fred .Hutchmson, ~t 1 games of the falterin~ front- sea~n ~galnst ~e Phillies.. lllke one •way from them. that - and refusmg to adm<l . runners Tuesday rught when J1m 0 Toole p1tcbad an e1ght· to 11 was b•ck on Oct I, t950 1that the Phillles are •·in" d.. they beat them for the secoud hitter and struck out six hat Sislu hit 8 three-run lOth- spite the heavy odds against straight night t-2 and they can [ score his 16th win for the Reds, nnin~ homer to give the Phil· the R~s. ~e h~s th~ Rt:ds dri~- cut still an~tber full game off who. routed 17·game . winner ies a 4-1 victory over t he ing w1th SIX vJctones m the1r the lead torught when they play Chns Short In 4 2-3 mnings. , . . . -. .-,_,. .. ~-U; Q!'fJt& l1 Jt ......oti>.!&Jitl ( d 4 ¥0~---- Readers' Feature: iKitchen Cook OLD FASIUONED COOKIES Z level tablesp. salt t t'Ups sugar %table-sp. mixed pickling spice 1 cup buttermilk Boil viaegar, sugar, ~talt 2 teaiiop. baking powder <Ieveli and spice. Drop in vegetables 1 level teasp. soda and simmer 5 minutes. Seal % eggs wbile bot. P l t'Ups Crisco 1 SWEET PICKLE CHUNKS 1 ball at a dme. Sill Klogs, but take out euoogb to cover GIVE DINNER SON IS BORN Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bolyard, the former Carol Stokes, of Par· w. va., are announcing the birth Sept. 9 of a 7 lb. and ounce boy named Michael Lhe Bolyards' first child. . Bolyard is 8 graduate of Middleport High Sehool, class of '62 and is employed at Mt. Storm power plant, Mt. Storm, Va. Paternal grandparents are Clayton Bolyard, Middle-port; Ruth Fox, Parsons, W. Va.; maternal grandparonts are Mr. and Mrs. Stokes of Parsons. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cayton Bolyard, of Philippi,' W. Va. Genesis and 1 Samdel weU. Add I Kings, LeviUcu, I Coriolhlans and I KIDgo alter· nattly with Judges, GeueslJ. and I Samuel now Js added. Fold Ia romalolog of loalab. Bake In a weD greased and Rourod pan at 350 degrees ..,. til dooe. Use favorite ieln1. All submitted by Frank Robinson hit bls 28th homer and Deron JobnJon oloo knocked In two runs to lead a nine-ttit Cincinnati attack that was aided by an error and two passed baJls by Gus and an error by Rlcb Allen. Elsewhere In the NL, tbe St. Louis Cardinali nipped the New York_Mets 2-1, the San Franclsco Giants walloped &he Houston Florence Hill, Racine, Rt. 2. Dinner Party Hast Mr. ~ Mr~. Bllldford Maag entertained w1th a ~er Sat· ~rda~ ev"'!lni at thell' home 111 Mmersv1Ue. Guests were Mr. and Mra. Guy Russell ol Warren, Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan of Columbus, Mrs. Ste~ Ia Grueser of MJner&vJUe and Don Grueser of Middleport. Colli 7-1, the Mlhraukoe Braves 2-1, Los An~eles downed QJi. blanked the Pittsburgh Pirates cago 1-4, Boston beat Wasbfni· U and the Chicago Cubs edged ton ~ and Kansaa City toppad the Los Angeles Dodgers Minnesota J().f. t... The sis·hlt pltd!lng o1 CUrl In the American League, New ,Slmmons and a flub two. run York Swept Cleveland 5·3 and[rally in the fourth 111n1og eDDetroit defeated Baltimore abled the CardlnaiJ to move NEW YORK <UPil than ona fifth of the nation's output of crude oil comes from "stripper wtlll," thoi.e of leu than 10 barrels dally prodU<> tlon average, Ute American Petrolewn IDBututo reporto. ! 10 reasons why it pays you to drive in and say: •• " e e e HQGG & ZUSPAN ' ) ' ··''"'' &111 .. r .·· , I ~ .. _.....) . ;.::~"...... ··~<~ I "'l' ,;o •.• ., ~ t>~ · ~ .• " :,{~·;i 'Wf""l , ' I ..·' ,..,.. . ' . .... ' ,,, ' ... ~ :.L ,. ' t' ·' " ~ 4•~ . '~ . :,. . .. ·:""'·~. '~ ~ -' ~ ~ ft-...... ' ';~j. , . , -~-- :--( . I ,., '· • . !· .:til j - V• "" .. . i' ... ···-·- •• Less I .• Er.c ..:!tt~e~a./11 "~"• • "'r~lF ~,~. Texaco scientists analyzed 60 years of petroleum research and drtvlna ~facts-came up with the great Sky Chief gasoline with all these benefita: * More usable power * Faster starts * Qulckerwarm·ups * Faster acceleration '• ' r' I ,• !' ' - * No rust ar corrosion * longer an1lne life * stalling * longer rtnclife * longer spark plug ' ~~ ....'"""' . ' l '4 :u !; • ' .' ' '·". ~ ··>. .... ,.::",,"' ~;.' ·~·,. r ·r ,.,., ~" life ·"''>11 !'> '* •· .•.., . . ,. • ' I. ... ' ... .. · . . Drive ln. Ask for it by name. Even more than ever before, you'll find it pays to say, "Sky Chief, please.'' -------Check Our Great Savingsl . • . r~r .~ ' •. ' $5.00 $3.78 • •. •· h~~:~:~: 1r-:...~~~:~~=~~~~:=~=~----;::IJ1 ~;:, r.i~ine:n~a This Week's Specials Red Roof Mahogany PAINT PANELING "'- ,•·. ·"TEXACO SKY-CHIEF"J * Better mileage .- - - stRIPPERS 1 tablesp. flavoring. (Lemon, I 1 scant gal. of medium rucum- Is Mrs, Reynalth Vaoilla or Sweet Anise I bers Mrs. Guy Reynolds en~erta1ln· l Enough All-purpose flour to t() cups sugar pickllna: ed with a dinner Saturday PLAN JITNEY SUPPER ~r~ake 1 stiff dougb. Roll out % tablesp. mixed ning at her home in honor The Letart Falls Methodist on floured board . Cut a n d spice 1 Col. Robert Bennelt of Wash· Church is sponsoring a Jllney 3rd at 5 p.m. Everyone bake at •oo dea;rf'f's f01 10 to ~ teasp. roarse salt 12 minut~s. 4 cups \'lnegar 1Heinz prefer- ington, D. C. who spent t h supper Saturday night, October come, red) Cover cucumbers with boil- weekend Others inatteneing !!lee APPLE CRISP Middleport;. Slice 4 or 5 baking apple! ing water. Repeat for three Mrs. wu. In baking dish or pan. Mix mornings On fiftb day drain the following ingredientR to- and sli('e in 1 ~ hjt'h slices. liam Battrell, Mrs. Lucille Jongdber and iiprinklr ot,.·er ap- Bring to boil other ingredi- es, Albany, Ohio; and Mr. and ents and pour over cucumber Mrs. Dale Kautz and Mr. and pies. slict"s. LE-t stand for two days. 1 stick Oli'o Mrs. Kautz, Sr. of Chester . Bring 1rinegar to boil and seal ~J cup of quick oal!l HAVE GUESTS hot. '-t\ cup of brown sugar Forence Hill Tuesday evening dinner ~~ cup of flour ~aU purposf') shoot gal. Rarine , Rt. 2 guests of Mr. :~nd Mrs. EmerBake at 350 degr~ for 35 son Jones were their niece and minutes. family, Mr. and Mrs. William BIBLE CAKE Judget >:2> - I cup Burton and daughter, Lisa Anne GREEN TOMATO .Jei"E'miab 1:20 - 2 cups of Columbus. The Burtons are SWEET RELISH guests of her parents, Mr. and 24 mPdium sh:ed green toma- Isaiah 10:14 - 6 separated • Specials On Doors Windqws Mrs. Kenneth Russell and famll>odus 11:31 I Tablesp. toes I Kings 4:22 - t cups ily of Racine and other rela4 sweel red peppers • Framing Materials tives. Le\'iticus %:13 - I teasp. 4 sw~t grnn pt'ppt'r!l BPS Paints Plywood I Kings HI: 10 - 2 tablesp. 12 onions I Corinthians 5:6 - t tt-asp. CLASS TO MEET 2 Dunchrs of relery Grind green tomaloes, ~p­ .Judges 4:9 - I cup The Busy Bee Class of the pt>r. onions and etlery. Caver 1 Genesis 43:11 - I cup Middleport First Baptist Church for 5 minutes with boiling wa- 1 samuel ao:l2- 2 cups will meet Thursday evening at MATERIALS CO. ttr. Drain. r Samuel 30:1%- 2 cups 7:30 p.m. The meeting was SP 3 5554 MASON W VA a•, cups vinegar c,...am Judges, Jeremiah poslpaned from Iasl week. Beu· • • , • • 7 cups w. tuga_ r ~~~~-a_nd~E_x~_u_s._ ~~~" "18aiJIIallh_'•IIJ•"':e-:_l_llllallh_'IVVIh"itl~e_'w':'i~ll..'b":e..'thnoe'..llho":s~t<oo;s":'·-.'.!~...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,~ I within ftv'. 1amea o1 tbe PhJI. Ues with llllir rictoey over 11M Meto, 'lbo Card!naiJ IOOI'Id their runs agafntt ~ Stallard en a .m,1o by Btl! While, Ken Boyer'• triple and a 18Cfi. nee fir by ~Groat. 11 WM Slmmona' letb wiD. . ·;l .,. .,. ' ~· '"'" •' . " ,..,_ I-to< ... ;• I ' '' ....... ,. . ~- ' \ I i:' -....,... m. ,..,..~., Trust your car to the man who wears the star " CALL US TODAY i·l\ ' .,... MIDDLEPORT WY 2·5186 GALLIPOLIS 446-4233 ' -.. ..., ' Distributed by: CITY ICE & FUEL CO. ......__ '!!""'~ v.'.. "~ PT. PLEASANT -GALLIPOLIS MIDDLEPORT l.lll!!lll!!lll!!lll!!lll!!lll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!l!!! or .., ...."" -" ..;.\. . 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" '. ~ ~ " ____ ,'.. front and more foot room too. There are ~10 curvlld side windows, fine new fabrics and a new Instrument panel that's finished (In the Impala series) with the look of hand· ~ ntbfted walnut. Even Chevrolet'• f""OUI J~t-smooth ride II smoothler. What'• new? From beblnd the wheel (who ltnowsT) you could aet a whole_new outlook on Ufe! '"''!I ~ . ~ '-'::.. ~,1• ,~· .• "-.:>' • r' 1 "·· ,. • .1 ·' ' · .31/l ( ' . \ *<:HEVROLIT. ·' ...... . . . . ;-. ••• d •• ,.,.,t..• ' ·<..., ... ·· ~,. . '• '' ' .•.. .. . ' ., '· : 1• ' i' .. . .. . ·~ ' .• ' ~i I iq··- ' .: •• '\. -l .,.,.. ,...... ,ti l.. ' .,,. ·r ..,.,'it, .. ·.· '"' - o1;n 1n1 . ,,""' 'l• " --'~ _£ :(__ ,I b ...... JVl G . . . ~ORVEJTE STING.~y ' . , t "1'-' ' "' Jr(O.VAIR -.,' . ...... •, ,. . ~HEVY II . ~~ ' l ' - *1=t-~EVELLE I ..~ ' ' ' ;•, ... . LINES OF NEW CHEVROLET$ ' ••• " , -· •• ........ ....... .. . \ ,. IN FIVE DISTINCTIVE · ' . ', :.·--.. -li . •. _, ... .. . ......; ...' .. .. 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All members a r e , A " Fanuly Nlsht" for Legion- Farm Science Event eaCh at 1M ._..,_ Coun1urged to pay their due• now. atres and their wives (or &lrl I)' l!lJ:Ienll«< afflaf In the new ~ Due' can be mailed to P. 0. rrtendat will be held at tht Post Tickets lor the Ohio Slllt Count)' Home l!UU41"&. Mulber· 00 C0 Box 401 , Pomeroy. home thi• Saturday September Farm Science RevlaW' IIIII l'l' ljelgbta, ar allbe Yelp Coun 26 from I to 11 p.;, An even· week, Wednesday, 'lburl4aJIIId I)' 1\griculture IIIII o,!onwva. A movie. " 1964 Buick Open Golf Tournament," was Richard Va ughn and C. in' of da ncin and ·, .~ds Is tan· Friday, September 30 llld Octor lion Servloe office in lbe basesholl'n· pnor to the re~ular meetin• of Drew Webster !Tompkms were reported on the P ber 1 and 2, are avet)Jble al a~ent of lbe . v•-•a Templo · • • . ·kr negd. Ref res himents wt.11 •• U'C' serv..t'os t .19, Ameman Lecion, of Pomeroy, Monday ntght. "' lSI. od $1 each at the gate. Advanu Building, ~ Av. 1 Commander Guinther report· I Charles Swatz el tentatively · '-------=-----1 ~"t lht> date fo r !he ham shoot, Sportamen Club. Commlltees ed tha t grading work ha s be- The ne"t meeting at 7 30 p. oyaters. Alto te )bl ahown at tc bt- held ror "The Gift• For for this drive will be na med at gun at the new home elle . The m ., October 5, will be the an· the next meeting II a NltiOI\8.1 81r Franell Drake burned Yi.tn ks Who Gave" drive , ror the next meetln&. new hom e is to be located on nual "Oyster Supper Night ." Rlne A•soclatlon morit, uro tbe lpanlah fort at lt. Aup I ~· ~day. Oc tober :!&, at the The membership report ohow· s round located directly behind Ralph Gllmofe will prepare the I Keep and Bear Arms ." tine, Fla., ln 16111, Drew Webster Post Plans Ham Sh t on 0 t ber 2'-' 1 f.: • • tomorrow! the beautiful BhaJ!_es 'or '65 WINNER OF 5,0,000 PLAID STAMPS WASHINGTON, Mrs. M. L. Moore w. vA. WlfiiiERS 011000 PLAID ITIMPS 1111111 II laP • FREE! _12R_CA fREE Ja.aoo PRIZES oF ba,,t" PI&D )' au npemive car wonderiog why it didn 't t.biok of thl':m tir11t. More 11houldt>r room. morf' leg room up froot. Curvrd •ide " ·indow1, rid1 ne>w fabrics anti an inllrumeul 5o,ooo -=ru:-=:t=-a~.~,••~rs 1 WINNER EACH WEEK 1 WINNER 300 WINNERS EACH WII!K P"nd th•t's" ooaveroatioa pleee oil byltoelf liatbe l12 PRIZES OF COLOR!! Stamps lt't longer, lower, wid er - with interior romlorts thal'll \ EACH WEEK J.pn'w it bas the look ol hand-rubbed w~). 1D fMt, joaalolooat everything's DOW ript doW'a to tbo -d. Aad- tbt'll Redeem Your Mailer Coupons CAP'N JONES FROZEN SEAFOOD ~~eel!.:~ oewer because the Jet· llflootbrideittmootherthaaev~ COD or Perch FILLETS 3_9c TALL f'OR N ST .-\TE - - Oh io qu(!l!fi<'::; ;-t.'i a '" tall c-orn'' sta te. Co m rai ~rd b\· Ed Hum phr<'.\'. h.\ br id s pPcialis t . Ree dsvi lle. gn' W so hig; h th e pho tograp he r ('t llt \On 't gel ~II th e tJ sscl in Ow ptr ltt r~. as Or;J B;1con Pxam ines one ul 1hfl gl:mt ea rs . T hi s pa l'li zu l:n no ~ . w hi c h wa s ir ri ga l· , l' d. ('!IVI:' r s ab nut 90 <~e r e.> of 1he VtlSt Hump hrey holdin gs , 1 uuJ \\'ill all ~o int o ens1l<ig r . \1•w iil)lr, nr\\>:· ridt>- antl plt'nl~· of \'B ~ luff. Here'J all that made Chevelle America ' i moit popular neW·iiled carpluM 10me turpri•e• tbat promi1e- to make it come on evea stronger . Like thule d eant>r, hoillf>r HneJ, Like the 111ilky .Jnll n lli ighr:-: wn:'; hired il S J; mil oi' M Hannn n Elementary Out at Point /1 11 111 il 1 1~ { Of r0 11 r way h.s new ride skirns over tbe cboppiett roadt. Lib l'l Oyster Stew power &bat'U make you d.Uok we IWie .,.. of Corwa.'• atull- wbieh we did, AD told, five eugiaeo - M'e!!eWe (rom ·a quietfir six to a V8 that oomea oD 300 =AP'N JOKN BREADID hoPe.&.._.. Fish Sticks - - <! ppl iC'FI !l ! S E . Sm ith was hir· <i l Pt Pl t>as<~n l g_\11111 from 1hr·pe !lp pl i· Fish Sticks and th t-se t'u uld be ll b · ('(1111~ . t lw !>orhl-'d wit hout di - ru pt i ng Tlw R11:wr! g1 ;]U[Pd JWrmi ~~ ion sd wdu lt-_ Aurdt>t h• s1< 1lPd :11·· l11r lh r· ll tr<'i' ll 1g h .~chool s ol Clll'd i n g t o ht.' SllJ'I'<' \' at tlw II H• (' olln 1_\· to Join thf' WeH \'ir· sd•<IIJI. \'Irs Bt> ll•·r 11 <~(1 :HI ~ Ill · .t.: rll r<l < l! "ll · i t r~· ~ •·r;m mJ ss ion, if <lf'nt s fir'> l pl• riod 11 B oard nw mlw r E<1rl 1\ •·t•i''· r 1<' 1 ~ n d•·S JI'i'r! . sl i.i tt'd he 11-' lt L;JI IIl ~ l1nu l d lw CAP'N JOHN FROliN ·w ...,., td'l ~~·i;r " ,J .., , 111'.. A'f. In : he mr •n• ·r ll('l 'd s nl 1111' I'J irllll . l\;1 ~ tht· kr. at'liL!II <l("(' ~ · p[ lt !J('L' \h f' rt· s i ~ nati n n lit' :>~ nn sy~h·rn : uf tht· Un<rrd .,r n( \lr ~ . fr rm1 1h1· (;r a m ill1· Eurr . '>d1nnl ~milh a" j,rnitnr at ,•t . l'l• ·:1san1 Jlig:h f:rarr l .nman . l•·;u·hi'L" at Ma :-.on (;rad~· . and ThHma ~ gym. Hr•+-'rl h :• n i ~ .i .J·•·r ,,,- :'11 1pl nno f l) lllll '65 Chevy II Nova 4-Door s..Jaa h ~t'! induding ...... 300-hp you've laid eyet oo. Uul thrifty it iL Tbe big dilerence b,.iog lbat ChevY ll's marvelou8 moohanlcal efficiency nuw WPari! a drhonai;· nC\\· Iook. -\nd offi'Jr&a nrw range nr f'~"ilff'!l features, you could get the idea that aaving you JDODey " . w• APPLE CHERRY PEACH . ILUiBERRY about the laat thiac we had ill mind. And iu a way it wu. Right up UDt.il we puted oe the price lllieker. DAILY-lOc OFF LABEL . Row•a thia ror •port. wi1h :w internntiona1 flair! The Jonger. wider Lle•ign giHB all rlo!!ed rnotld~ a hardtop roof, accented h~· framP.l~~~~~ curved side wirulnws. It al!!-0 allows more shoulder ao1l entnuu·c room. Anti 1o go with tlu: ntcier • rn; 11r, wo uld be lou hi gh . ., lb. pke. , ,; t" r t!. h1· tilt· 1\o;.r·d I nf ll~·;~ltl1 fnr the 5chool to re- gran1 t• tl Wil lia m II . \';mllurn , r 11:11r.·1111 1·, l l t;lill iiH! O]Wil _ Th e due to illrte ~s. Ho:11·t1 r ntt·d ro SPt' if ::1 con· Employefl by the bo:1rd was trilct drir l' r r·o uld be ohtaillt!d rtwm as Rt'ed R.'l A ~!<i i st<ml prin- 111 tnmspor l thf slud('n t· to IJth:ip .:~ l at Wa11;mu1 1-!igh. .) o I' !'I" ~ dwr~ l': 111 rlw vidnit y. fnger ic k. band d irt•r tot ;tt Wa· _ _ _ _____ _ h<:~nra : Eliznhet h 1-'uwl t·r·. h' ;tTI-:F,l\ I'OJ'Ut.ATION cher at Ct-ntral : Mildrl'd ( ;nl .'\' ~: w YO HI\ rUPlr ~ The ham . teach! ;II Jl,l;lllilfl . Suh f' • · n .~u~ Rur(' <lU eslim a tes there I slitute teach(lr s hl rrd wt•n• 1\ Pn• :1~ m 1l l ion teen-agers In I Juanit a Fluha rty . Georgr \1. tile Unilrd Sl<t1"s in 1963 and 3nrl.n , Onrothy Mild1rll . Mntl - 1hiit bv 1!170 th e numbl'r will rice Thomas, Wll li<~m VanH11rn ha ve ;.1sen to 39 million. '• 3 S9c _ lb. con 6 79c Dog Meal $ Ot Kibbled Bits~~ - 10 pkg. 1• llr~ ·ll t "' .~ · · l1onl 10( GAINES-IONU$ P'ACK ~ " •·r t l rtrr·n, ., 1 11 11 : 1 J H'I.nl l~:iv tb;, ,.: l·: hut duC' to the reqmre· 1 nl tl w 2 lb. can TENDER $1.99 Salad Dressing look, there'• l!P to 180 hp ovaioble iu the ~~ew C..... otri~ up to 140 hp in the M...,. IIIIC1 500 oerlee. Aloo a Ila1ter riding indepondent ouoponalon hiH« lllf·ad)u11as brake~, moH I'Oipollaln -u., IIIIC1 1 wider Nod • • - • oy•- /J D~~~;~K~~i~~WN ~~~.99c FLOSS Sauerkraut ......... .. . , , . ··-·· . ... . . pkg. • ~~· Potato Chips 49c /.. ·: ~ OFP '2 ROLL PACKAGE l SUPER RIGHT- IN THE PIECE ..._ _. lb.39c Braunschweiger c bag • P•r•ian 0 naons J u m b o - - - - tb. 10c MeIons Jumbo ,., - - - - oach69c __ ... 10c Acorn Squash each 69c MeIons J u m b o , . , - - ... Sc Green Peppers Barllett _____ 8 tor 49c Pears • h lb. 39C cello S p1nac Yams Louisiana - - - - - 3 tbs. 35c Spanl1h Honeydow or KALE, ll~1h, Wtsh•tl and Tdmmed - - TOkO'Y GRAPES llb.19c CALIFORNIA YELLOW CLING ,'4~~~. caos 3 8 9c 3 bath SQ C Woodbury Soap • Chow - - - - - 5 !;,79c Punna • Bl ue Label - - 21lb.· 59c Rmso Lux Beauty Soap 2 bath 31 C 85 c Silver Dust lb., 85 c Breeze 68 C SUrf OH Label - -- - - -sire 1 Dog 5< Off 6-ol. pkg. size - -- - - Mothers Oats, Quick or Reg., 18-oz. pkg. 26c G•rber'1 Strained - - - - Baby Food Crisco Oi I - Mothers Oats, Quick or Reg., 42-oz. pkg. 49c 24-o''45c btt. A·Penn Floor Wax _ _ _..._ 46-oz. can 99c Minute Maid Frozen Jell-o Gelatin _ 3 ~:•. 32c 5 • 6-oz. cans $1.~ Nabisco Oreo Cream S1ndwich 1·1b. pkg. 49c llb . 6.0L pkg. 2 _ D........ _ _ __ 6-Q, pko. 3-lb., 2o01. pkg. Detergent 15c Handy Andy 15-o%.39t _ _ _ _ _ btl. Liquid Swan rolls 63C With PurchiM of $5.00 or More Exclusive of ·Items Exempted by Law Valid through Sept. 28 With Purcbue of 1 With purch'" Clf 2-lb. Pkg. BREADED COD or PERCH PORTION Valid through Sept. 26 In Cols. Unit A&P's PERSIAN MELON valid through Sept. 26 rn Co1s . Unit A&P'~ HERSHEY'S COCOA . 'h lb. pkg. 39< HERSHEY'S COCOA 1-lb. pkg. 69, HERSHEY'S Instant Cocoa _ 1-lb. pkg. 45c PENN. DUTCH CHOCOLATE 4-o%. pk~. 19t Hershey's Milk Amplifier 1-lb. 6-oJ. CUI 22c - - ------ -- - - - - - -- - - - -' . ., ._ ~ - lb.39c Jumbo Bologna HERSHEY BRAND KLEENEX TOWELS PHONI WY2·2126 ___.~ LIBBY PEACHES JUMBO ROLLS DOMEROY MOTOR COMPANY - 2 39C I SLICED OR HALVES lb. Orange Delight ' -- a SERVE JANI PARIC.IiiR St¥ 5 benullfltl 11hupe~~ f'or '65 -Chevrolet. Cherelle, Cherg H. Co,.,. 6 ~-~~~ ,,.,. ~ POMEROY 39c ---1"' qt. GLASSES AND SUPER RIGHT - tN THE PIECE JONATHON I - - - - · · · - · - - - · · - · -......... ....... _ . . ....... _ .... ! .......... ................................. ....... . ..... ..... _ .................................................... _ ...................- W, MAIN STREET lb DINNERWARE 39c.____ lb.2Sc I·.•··25 '" c Pork Liver SNDW Sliced Bacon - - 2 2 ~k:~ DEXO I W:1h :nn :1 .lrw •· rlw t·~'l 'i l i•· :uut Ojlf'r ;J ti ng High. A Jra vr llf :111-.t·rrn• \\' <l ~ l SULTANA 11 111' 1"1 IIIP board rt-'11 tha t w rl li unk II s ludPnl ~ in allf' nd- Imported Ham TURNOVER va. u you II" by oil tbe &no .... Tt may ver~· well hr the e'~nsive•tat looking thrih ear hnnd l schoo l. 'POi~K SAUSAGE :.!~· PILLSBURY FROZEN Hunlt' ttr st<il t•rl \\' V(l lll il (1 c GARDEN FRESH FRUITS &VEGETABLES ;rnd ;1 pprn n~ a ju1l tr ·v of SdH IIII. SLICED RIB HALF tb. Qlhalrt PORK""aun ROAST 45f. ALL GOOD LAROE VARIETY band. 01nrl ;1 IH'\1 ' ll :111 d lH ll ld i rLg, atl r·nd:mn• (I( sdH-wll pt•rsOn m·l the g r1 1Ur 11' ; 1 ~ ; 1 ~\..f'd tn pr ~· p: 1n· :-11 pr·.r~· ,~ l mJ:d rllt' <'I Jng" . thf' an e~ tl flL<-~ 1 .. JJI tlw h t1 il dmR ;u1d rlr;1111111g ol gr ounds a t Ord nnnre n11i Pr nel:'ds ;m r\ pr l-'!'l' llt 11 at !"chru d. Hnd a rf'fllJ ('S I ror m al· the Octoh•·r lth mr (•l ing wh •·n <' I I<LI l" r hlt>;w hN \I <H"k ~~~ Watlw rww ,.,,._,. 11111 hi' dl ~r us st•d ha ii J<I ;1n d JLmnan Olher tb. 59c Meat Loaf FRESH FISH gnmt ed alon~ · h<I S<'IIlf'nl for a lb. PLUMROSE GROU D Bill' • PORK wtt h ~ t' l"'r·;d ntlwr requesls inclutltng pnmt ss i nll fnr PI . PIN s;mt H1gJ1 Sdmo l st- niors tr ip to 1\1·1~ York Citr: L owe ll C011k 11 nd five st udenl.s 10 a ttend a r tll:'l:' tin ~ iu Morgantown and one th t' board . i11 K;msas Ci ly. Clyde Foley to I Before a SPeond wa s C'allt•d a lle n<1 uv1 ' ~: ..\ rrg iona l meeting , for on the motion . I:Junlt'llt' iJ llrl Jmog ~' llt' ~J 1 ,or P. Hf'lf'n re>rommrndt-d to tht" Boarrl S krr~· 1 , 111 d .);uw Sllli th 1o at that Keefrr's mntion not hf' IPml f'TA 111~-'f't ing n t .J ac k son' s passed and thr mntinn dif'd \,l ill for la<"k of a st>nmd . Tile seeond dl' ll'J.; a 11011 crnn· A long rli seussiu n w a~ held posed of J amtts .'\ndrf'w~ . bnnd on .~t ll {k rH s ~· ·t·k in g wo rk perd i rt'r !or or Pt . Plea"nn t 1h!{li. m1t~ ~ w• lli rn<tm· of tllf' reLeo Bias. and Don nld Jlu 111 pt 1- (jll !'s t ~ ht>ing f•1r studt>nts !o be n·~· uf the Hn nd H onstt·r~. ap- nbst' nl !rom dasst·s pa rt lime. pean•d to presen t to th" ho; trd Af t• ·r rm wh dl ~ ~-~ ~·~ wn ot 1he l! list 11 ! lhings th e b:.t nd pro- p ro .~ llml ('Olt :-: of t ltP m :t lt(>r, gra m nl:' ed ed - mH inlv 11 11 ~~ <lt'l KP ~ · I n rl r•' l ' t·d llle permit s <t ssi~:t an t Bw nd l.ltrr•·t11 r, The\' l'w gr :lll ti"' LI hu t tl1e motion dit>d Wl ' l'f' ido rnw rl t h,rl tlwre >l l"' l";. Jr.r· r.... ~ •d <I :-:•• r·•md no :l pptwil nh l or· tlrt · 1H1 ~ itro1t . Tlw HiliJrtl grankd p1· r· mi s- · but if on t:' <·ou ld ·~l\' 1il und nnd ''I III I 111 ren lo tk : lite Orrin<~ net' 1 qu ;! : .l r~·~ $1.79 pkg, l{ P(]llt>~ t ;-; nf ll w sdH)(il s for ti lt' uq· n1 ~r-~ 1 ,( ,j I)Li s t· ~ l or var- ;, 111 ., t'I' Pil l ~ w;b pkg. tb. 2 Breaded Shrimp rl as ~ tJITe n' d and mo ved 1l ttt1 it bt• !n"t-' rll·d tn the sdwdul,· l l llll l <·d · Jak~~ Boa ~d membe r l l: n·rv .:C I?Prs sa id he wotil d hkl' \tl s~e ll offe red but would ttl!! t ~:~k e a sra nd on the m<lt h' r Il l thb: time due to llw di sC'r epende s in the fi gures Pf"l'SI"'rt iJ' d to 'b·ssc cAP'N JOHN BRIAD!D a~ pHi lor ll i ~ h lb. 3 10·01. •••• 99c =AP'N jOHN FIIOIIN <111 rl 1-lCJI'old ~:~d SLICED PORK LOIN - 63c PORK CHOPS 79c CENTER RIB OF LOIN ;md Vivi an Tillis. Ancient tatin ~wiaa FULL LOIN HALF l-Ib. pkg. fRff! FOR ' · - · - · · · , ·t ..·~·-· .... ~-· ~ -·· -~·~~ . . ,._,.},..• ... ~ . .-- .·---~4................~-- ···1"":"""·..;...,,..., . . ... I t �. .. ~· ............. - ·- . . ~ ~ ~ - . . - . .. - -~ ............ .... . .... _,.,.,_ . . - ~ -· -· .. ..... ) F • T erldge ond Area Has New SIte or raiDing e e •• I II , .. ' • •·- · '·" Buckwheat Society Notes son, Columbus, M. • 8·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ~h·~:·. ~H~.:, ~~.,A~~: and Mrs. Cllarles Rife Sunday. 0.1 Sept. 23, 18M FIGHT TSETSE FLY ~~~f:~~nM;~t!~~~;:n;; s;:; :..ndar:~~;;"":i: :.~ u!~~~~=\ml!O: Afrlea ore belns Albany . Ga P.ird Dogs· Wilmer Johnson Owner Rifem~ra~:.~~sotz~~~.!!'~D~;s;~tth~un~~;an~~t~:.;!::n~e~~la%a:nde~~ u ' an~rLa~~ dh~~'asc::~:nd ~~ndl~at'~~d~i~ ::r~l~s B~~- ~:rd ~~d ~~~~:~:: Ke~::,e~ r~:io~er~onty~ 8 N~:: BySarabM. Rif. vis' itors Mr. and Mrs. George Rev· I nd , M ' Lester Thomas' a 1 ' ',,. The Tri-State area has a site for bird dogs boarding training according to an nouncement made today by ~n:er Johnson, Mt. Tabor Vmton . rs. · of Morgan Center. eograp c 1 new 1 Salem Cenler. Mrs. Freda Bowen i!l spendand one time. He trains the animals · Mrs . Myrta Rife, Mrs . F~a inr a few days with her daugb. an-- I for hunters in Tri·state area. He Bowen and Mrs . ~ay Wood VIS- ter Mrs . Betty Thomas, and Wil· raises his own birds, and plans : ited Thursday w1th Mr. and 1 fa~ily Athens. Rd., to sell puppies. ! Mrs . Oaye Canode of near Pt. Johnson train s his animals the Rock . I Billy Vetella spent 8 d a y te r I year round six days aH week, J h 0 nson, a ve ran pro eg. . . "Lh Mr d Mrs Gary McCo-sional trainer, began operationa I from 9 a .m., to 5 p m. e usu WI . an . on rus Mt. Tabor farm around I ally works two dogs per hour. mas and son. . A or 16 animals per day. Mr . and Mrs . 0 . M. Rtfe of 1 ug . · . . . ( The gundogs are trained by Carpenter Ht. I , spent Sund~y Before openmg his trammg foot the horses are used for evening with Mrs. Myrta Rare site _in Gallia co~ty. John_son field trial training only . and Mrs. Fay Wood. previously served lD Bradrlck, Johnson said most animals Larry Rife made a business located In Lawrenct county. respond rather quickly to the trip to Jackson Saturday. The sportsman has worked l u-aining. There's somt- who nev· · Mr . and Mr. Ray Brooks of , gun dogs _and amateur field er make it, he replied when Carpenter Rt. 1 and Mr. and al dogs smce 1950. asked tf all dogs made t h e Mrs. Jack Rife of St. Albans, Two of his ani~als, Sol_ida grade. w. Va , spent Sunday evening Creek Dan and Mister Whitty J ohnson charges owners $45 w1tl. Mrs. Ethel Rife and son, have ~on a~ards . Dan owns per month per dog for the train· James Da le 1 Billy Vetella called on Mr. three field tr1al awards, Whit- ing. ty one trial. In training the animals for l I_-' Ie . The tsetse ls a parasiUc ln· sect that lives only on blood. The fly becomes a dangerous carrier of disease aft£!' It bites an infected man or animal. .- · - - ----- ...........,..-...,............,...,, H0tpoln• I custom BUl"It.Ins 1 I I I tri· J ~~~~::::=====~ grouse, NEW FOR FALL! Presenting A Nice Line of quail and pheasants, Johnson attempts to complete .a training cycle in three months . U more training Is needed, the animals are worked an additional month according to John son. He said the animals are us· ually yard broken in May, June · IN POPULAR HALF SIZES Now you can bave that new kitchen Hotpoint cutBy Mro. Alta Cone and July . Th ey are also taught tom built-ins for any home EASY TERMS. Sympathy is exte nded to the obedience during _this period. _APettit family in the loss of the. round Aug 15, fieldwork tramhusband and father Harry Pet· ing begins. tit who passed aw~y in Mary- Pre_sently, ~ohnson's Kennels ! Court St., Pomeroy land . He was employed in i contam 21 ammals . He has the ' Phone WY 2-2635 Middleport, Ohio West Virginia . Funeral service capaCJty for to dogs att~, b,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,.,.,.,,.,.,.=,.,.,.~=""'""'========""'===""'""'===~ was held at Columbia Chapel Wednesday with burial in the Castor cemetery. Those here • the from a distance to . ....'\ ._,.' funeral were Mr . and Mrs. Clyde Pettit of Anna, W. Va., Walter Pettit and family and Roy Jack and family of Clen· demn, Wilbur Honaker and wife or Huntington, Mrs. Ruth King of Clover. W. Va., Mr . and Mrs. Charles Mace or Spencer, W. Va ., anti Giles Pauley of Sis· sonv ill e, W. Va . - ' MYNETTE DRESSES Society Notes Phillips Sisters Style Shop 30 WE DO IT FOR LESS! Ingels Furniture 40 attend Mr. and Mrs . We sley Bobo and Miss Beulah Lowther fo Chillicothe spent a week end aL their farm home ~. John Paul Henslar and fami ly spent U1e week end with home folks here . Visiting Mrs. Ola Perry and Frank were her granddaughter Jane Caldwell and William Thomas and wife:- of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cone called on the G. A. Radekins recently . Henry Bobo made a business trip to Columbus Wednesday . SALT WATER ANGIJNG NEW YORK UP! I - S a I t water sports fishermen for the rirst time are expected to catch as many fish as commerc ial TOP PHOTO - Wilmer John son checks Solida Creek fi sherrr:en in 1964, according to Dan and Mister Wlutly for fi eld trial maneuv ers on Mt. a leading tackle supplier. Tabor farm . MIDDLE PHOTO - Johnson attends h1s an· This year 7 million salt waimals who have just spotted bird in the field. BOTTOM ter ang lers will take hom~ a· PHOTO - This is Wilmer Johns on 's Kennels on Mt . Ta. bout 1.5 b1llion pounds, or bor Rd ., north o! Vinton, which can house up to 40 ani· more than seven pounds of £ish mal s at onP time . - -· - _ _ for everyone in the United Stat~ WALNUT, Calif. _ Gerry sa~d Dick ~ulff , vice preside_nt, Lind gr~ n r;m the four-mi1e T e Gar~!a Corp. ln cludmg cross country in JG ·54, the bsl· bo~L'"- . ba1!, tackle, ~ranspor­ i es l time ever recurdl-'d by an I tatwn, _food and l~gmg, salt Saturday i American in this event. water f1 shermen w1ll spend a; bout $700 million, or $100 each, HOUSTON - Manager Harry ' he said. Craft of the Houston Colts was Sunday ---------fired and Immediately re plaeed PORTLAND. Ore. - Jack 6-2 in the finals of the Colonial by Coacb Luman Harris . Nicklaus won the $40,(N)) Port· National Invitational Tennis land Open golf tourna m(• nt by tournament. NEW PORT. R.I. - Constel· three strokes over Ken Ven· lation defeated Britain's Sover- turi. NEW YORK - The New eign by near ly a mile to take York Yankees increase<! their 8 3.0 lead in the AnH:•ric;1 ".:; Cup FYlHT WOH.TH, Tex. - Ra· Am~ric an League lead to a full yacht races. f;, d Osuna of Mexico beat Man· game over Baltimore by beatuel Santana of Spain :HI, IH!, lng KIIIISIIll City ~. SPORTS SUMMARY I FOR 1965 +I ago. But since then, Hastings., talented portrayal of the rule reciting naval officer has made the character ao integral part of tho show. . .. . . . Playo Fall Guy "He's become a down the line jackass," said Hastings, describing the character. " He knows all the roles, toes by the book. ~McHale' s' crowd knows none of the rules and they come up smiling. I get it in the neck. "A great asset to me in the show is that I work with Joe Flynn ("Capt. Binghamton"). Flynn is one of the ;nes~ com· edians. He has great timing and I feel the way we have worked together has kept m~:: on the show. J.t made my part important." As we said, It's good to see the loser win once h• awhile. Bob gets batted around enough on that show. The least the tel· evisiou brass can tto Is give him a lltt!o financial oecurity, ConfUSl•0n May Be In Store As Result of Abstract Stamp postal tmploy.l l!ave become At Ill)' rail, It lppe&l'll that Dally Sentinel, Pomaroy·Ml~dltport, 0 ., Sept. 21, Ite44 tlcoedingly adept It !'tiding I ~ posts! service 1s about 10 Jqulft!H. Conooquently, most I enter a period of jolly chaoo. WHim WINES IT FIGURES of tht maD IVflltually ••to do- IHowever, there may be a way SAN FRANCISCO <UP!) AUSTIN, Tn._ niPII ,-T llflred. :to avoid this mb:-up. Dinner Wlll€-S are generally stale capitol building ol.rr , By DICK WEST Ok f What I me But what will happen when If you find thai your lett-ers made from a na turally tennent· ("())taUll k:lO rooms and bill 11 United ~-. In'·11!11~-·al IY 00 thor. hi deYI Ilite n•w obstract stamp otarts 1are beln& rnlodlrected, ynu can ed .ul . acrea of Door ope... It lib~ .-..-~~~: uvu paUJe WIS e way t e parta turning up on envelo~lfi? Sonlf:!-- i try sticking the stamp In tile grape J ce. wh• 1e dessert m !he tip-ee year period WASHINGTON (UPI)-1 feel ment clelcl1bld tAl stamp II thing like thl.R I'll warrant : 1middle of UJe fll~lope and 1wmes are fortified w1th ert.ra j 18811 ut pink eranlt. from that Postma1ter General " a melanp ol" redTb, blue and A postal cle~k will pick up 1 1writing tilt! addreaJ in the up-- alcohol , accordm~ Lo u 1~ Wluf! ble fi'a11 1, te1 .. A. Gronouskl was rnoU· bl•ek aqlllgles. ere, 1 1•ar. 11 per .-1 .. ht hand corner ln8tJtute Tht- bwldlng i1 feet 10111 vated by high Ideals and Jood Is where- the confUiiOh 11 aotng etter that hal ~en addrtssed ''6 • intentions when he approved Ito ari11. 1 tho somehbodylliln Phidladelphia. In STATF. PR EFERENCE than in the prev1ous 50 )'Pars. 1! · f b t t Sq I 1 T aste. tt w rea the wrona · . . . • Issuance o an a s rae UU ell oa , set of squiggles. e DALLAS CUP[ 1 _ A Texu In~ H~ . Ul semor v1ce pres1d~nt of high, makin& the Texal capitol postage 1t1mp. Every time thlt I addre11 a suranc~ execui Jve recent- Umon Bank~ers lnaurance Co, of ~ond in 1ize only ~ the 01 But I'm afraid he 11 Jetting lfotter 1 decora• the envelope Read Wrong SquliJIPfl · ly elected to head 8 national or· Dallaa. bon 11 1 capjtol . tbe Pott Offlce Department, 11 with a melnge of r«<, blue or In ol h~r words, he will read lganizaUun prefers slate to fed· - " - -- - - -11 U!l Jetter writers , in for black aqulgglea, dlilptAdiDI on the aqmggles on the stamp era! supttrvisi on of h.1s lndullot of confuolon. I what color ollnk I have In my rather than on the address . try . My concern stems from a pen. Then he will put the Philadel· c. c. Yost of Dalla s, new Hav e Loll School Without Completlnt release in which the de- This ls not abstract art, bow· phla letter ln a mailbag des· president of the NaiJonaJ Asso-partment announced that a new ever. It 1s my normal handwrl~ tined for San Francisco. ciatlon of Life Companies said commemorative five-cent stamp ing. No matter how hard I At least the squiggles In Da· "Jt IH much better to ha~e 50 You ue Invited te Write for PRE I lookl.t that showt tt..r been chosen as a ulute to strive for leglblllty , my pen- vlJ' painting looked like San 1se pantte Jlate insurance comTo lun An Amerlc•n lt:haol High School Dlplomt 1t Hemt fine arts. manahlp tu~a out l()uiggly. Franel.u~o to me. But I'm no ' mis!-lioners watching over the AMERicAN SCHOOL Ohio Dist. Qffi,,., c-.t. PM-tl ~It ~ea~ures a reproduction of It wouldn t be S:O bad I~ I expert either at squiggle read. insurance companies an(J bliy· 1 22 So. Ytnlnt St., Columbu-s 15, Ohio I • a pamtmg by the late Stuart were the only aqmggler Ullrll lng or at lnt&-prf!ting ab!'ltract I ers of immrance than one fed1 Send me your free ~ Paie I·IJ&h Sthool Booklet aml Free J one of this country"' tho mall aerYlce. But judglng art, So II may be that all of er a! office." Lesson . moderni_sts. And It from the letteu I receive, the the Philadelphia letters bt>aring l Yost said under the present 1 N.ame -- -·-------· - --· ---- -- -·- --· -- -- A.e:e --- ------marks the first t1me that abo- bulk of the l't'st of the populi· tilt abstract ltamp will wind up system the industry hall grown 1 Addresa -------------·---- - _ _____ Apt. ---- -----art hall appeared on a Uon also writes in squiggl~.t . in St._ Loula rath~r than San lremendously, wi1h more life 1 City ·- -- ---·--------···- Zont ___ __ _ Slate -------- I U.S. postaae 1t11mp. Throua:h long exper1~, Franc1sco. 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No. 1 Bananas Potatoes c 4-roll pkgs. 10 lb. c bag 10 PORK and stu BEANS 31!p cans Armour's Canned SO NIDU SQ JUGIITl SQ OliYIQlJSLY CADILLAC l CAN-- 303 CAN " .tltt-Cad!IIMput Aai.otuly llltaa inoplratbo t.o look at-it II a~ *tl cblwl'l\a-wu.rerpoew•III! - .M ...,._of rid_..v• ....da doe _,...,. ~ ol.- I I g .d h'IHIIIIIII Aad dMR 11111·'• Ill 10 ~ . ..... M,a. . . ., . . . you l.meabaed poMI'bla Ia a IllOilar earl Cadlt\aofo- . d - ttpeeious l&ttrioro Jll , BINDER JEANS • 2 Handy IlUIde - ..,...._., llola. aad Lmuloua-aad laclude wclo porsomol options aa . . eliGho&IYe tilt and tde~ H8tiiiDI Pockell • Plastic covored o:ovor whe.l. CadiU. OWDer or Cadillac admirec-you owe }'0\ll'Self a journey at tlae wheel without delay. ez Ritll Y011 will bow at once that this is-io every way-the new Standard of the World! KARR &VANZANDT MOTOR !'ALES • ... • Sanforized e13'lt 01. Denim e FROZEN FOOD Cjt. jan l PIZZA • Sizes 6 thru 18 SPECIAL for STEAKS 3oz.119 1l RACINE, 0. · POMEROY, 0. \ . ' -- ~·~..,- - ·--··--··-·- · ··· -- ~ ·-------· - -······--- ··--'""- -· _ ..___ . , -'···-'- •'- portions Fairmont's BEST ICE CREAM V. FISH PIE MIX • lb. pkg. Chef-Boy·Ar-0.. 99c I -. - v. cans Home Pack Breaded WAID CROSS' SO"S ........-fi: 242 W. MAIN ST. . '- SWEET GHERKINS BOILED 3-lb. l Aunt Jane's Crock Cured BoyoWastorn School Lunches! can SHORTENING Sliced Pineapple _N:~!29c In Heavy Syrup .l Turbo H,.._Kule II DOw standard Gil a.D eleven models. .A. 11ew - p t ol. frame aad I>ISpeliMOII giv• ~car SEE AND DRIVE 111E NEW.I965 CADiu.AC-NOW ON DISPLAY AT YOUR AUTHORIZED CAillu.AC DIAI.i& 15c Fine For MEAT 3-lb. .19 ·WHITE SWAN Sunny lole • .....,.Ita NIIUII'bblc ltylq> aleeant, majastic ud lapNMM ao - • bi lc oe ootabllaheo It ID~ M aa la•·d!Hc rt o' APPLE SAUCE eMeatBuys LUNCHEON ltrletmann Stokley'• TOMATO SOUP 10¥1 ... lOc " bag lb. Campbell'• .. lb. One 10 lb. bag with purchaoa of $5.00 or more, . \ (Cigarettes excluded) SIRLOIN STEAK:: _ lb. SSe T-BONE STEAK __ . . 8~ ROUND STEAK ~. . 79c MINUTE STEAK 89c ':'t": 1 Showboat Brand 1 HOLLYWOOD IUPTI - Actor "Alter two years I got a conBob Hastings, an all timE Hoi- tract," said Hastings over cocklywood loser, has struck it rich, !.ails in a Chinese restaurant signing a seven year television across the street from Univercontract which could make him sal Studio. "I'm happy about it. a rich man. 1 And with a wife and four chilIt's good news to Hastings' dren I'm glad to have it." wife and their four children . Hastings enUstment ih "MeThe w1fe of a free lance actor Hale's Navy " started out as a sometimes never knows where short t~m affair. '" I came in as a one shot guy hubby 's next p<:~ycheck is cu m· ing from . I and they decided to make me In Ha st ings case. things the captain's aide," Hastings weren 't that bad. He has been said. ''The first year I did a regu lar on '' Mc'hale's Navy" about 24 show s out of 38 and for two yPars , his title as 1 the second year I did 3( out of "' loser" coming from the fact 37. that he plays " Lt . Carpenter.' ' " Then Utey decided to sign aide to the hap less ··capt. Bing· me. They had built the part up hamton " to my advantage. Now I'm put· " Lt. Carpent er" seems al- ting money in the bank every ways to get it in the neck as week. I'm guarant~ed 40 weeks he pays for everybody else's work out of 52. Thank God, I'm mistakes. working. I've been around a But even television's losers long time and this is the eas-· 1et a break m r ea l life. Hast· le!t work I've ever done." lngs' good fortune is well d.. Hastings character of "Lt. wved. He's a talented actor Ca~nter" could have been dl• and a nice chap. missed from the show afrer Qlatl To Bavt ~ that lint appearance two years •• TOILET TISSUE 1 All-Time Hollywood Loser Strikes it Ricb 1---::---:----- dla KINGSVILLE, Tez, (t1Pl) One of the largest collections of bra!Hiing iron• In the world Is on display at Texas All College. The collection wa• put &ether during tho paat 10 by Leonard Stiles, a King employe. It totals 725 branding iro!li. I · ------------~--~~~--~------ Hospital News qe rea rs: Galli polis Entered Hospital Dam lt.O.IJ.O, runnh•~~: ooe j Among thusa who entered fool Oil rollera, Pomer"'·~1aaon 1Holm hos ito! " 1150 Pt PI . p Ul ~o~Je past M · • • eaaant ;t5 01 , Hln- 1hours were Barry A. Porter, ton .~ stat1~nliry, .Kanawh01. 828 ~ S~:t:uud Avw Mn Mary Falla .05 rismg , Charleston 17· R bt: S ' · 94:. London, Marmet and W I~· t' t'{'i:l <.'Ott. 101 Ceda r St., field dam1 wert on UJe 10 ms. William H. Calhoon. Rio Grande, Mr.:; Cyru B 0 d R Boat mov.m en I1 s rummon , t. Oblo River - San Pt!dro 1. Patnut, Mn. Bt>lva M. Hasdown 11, 3 a.m.; George Price kms. Ht. 1 Crown City , M r a. down 13, 4 a .m.; Jeffboat down ~obert L. Br!ll!l&. 2109 Lincoln lJ , 7:30 a .m .; Onward up 14, St . Pt. Pleasant, Glen DavJd 3:115 p.m.; Dieoel u pl4, 4 311 p. Werry, Mason, W. VI ., Miss m.; Vulcan up 14, 4:25 J.l m.; f>~~Hh Rose, 352 N. Second St., Lee May up 14, 4·45 p.m : ov. VIJdd lcport. Kenneth Clark, Rt. EC ap 14, 7:20 p.m : Christy I M1ddlt.>port, Mrs. Gladys Jon· down 14, 4 a.m.; S. M. Jenks es, 304 Wetzgall St., Pomeroy , up 14, 8:30 1.m.; Lunga Point \~rs. John C. Bacon, Jr., UW7 up 18,_ 4:15 a.m.; Esso Penn· Lmco ln Heights, Pomeroy, HIT· sylvama up 17, 2:45 a .m .; Lynn . ry Potls. Syracuse, Mrs. Ellie B. up 17, 7:46 a.m : R 0 be r L. Harrell , Jack10n, Min Ma· Rted down 17, 7:15 a.m.; Zim· bel Alta Grea Utouse, Rt. 1 Wellmet down 17, liU5 a .m.; Jerry ston, Harold J. King, Jr., Rt 2 Boawo.rtb. down 17. 7.3{) a.m.; Wells ton, Brian Keith BrandeJohn J. Rowe up 16, 7 35 a.m.; berrr , Rt. 1 Coolville , and Wade A. J. Patten 1.1p 19, 7:25 p.m.; H. Sll!lwagon, Ru!lsell, Ky. Warren Hougland up 19, 4:40 Blrlba a.m.; Eva H. up 19, ~ a.m.; L. Mrs. James Wa11ace Howard, Fieore down 19, 6 a.m.: Penn- Rt. 2 Bidwell, daughter, 11:33 sylvania down 20, 5 a.m ; Ja. p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. Ronald P . cob G. up 21, 4:25am.; Jeffer- Downard, Hamden, son, 9:37 son up 21, e a .m.; Bayou Lor- a.m. Tue.!lday, Mrs. Gary L. ralne down 22, 3:25 a .m.; AI- Montgomery, Rt. 1 Scottown, lied-Ashland up Greenup 3: daughter, 9:05 a.m. Tuesday. p.m.; Sy<"amore up Greenup : Mrs. Cl~rence Clagg, Rt. 2 30 p.m.; Crucible up Greenup Galllpobs, daughter, 6:18 a.m. 8:40 p.m.; Ravenswood Tue1day. Dloohargod Greenup 9:50 p.m.; Frieberger Patients recently discharged up Greenup 11:15 p.m.; Rose Jncluded Lawrence Henry, Miu G. down Greenup 1:40 a.m.; Carol Davit, Llwrence Wolfe, Buckeye Stale up Greenup 4:20 Earl C. Mohr, J . D. Gillenwaa.m. i Indiana down Greenup 1 :30 a.m .; Walter Beckjord ter , Mrl. W, H. Osborne, Mrs, down Meldah! 2:50 p.m.; J. S. K. F. Masale and infant son, Lew!• up Meldah! 4:55 a.m.; Mrs . P. G. Smith and infant Jameo Htnes <!own Meldahi 8:10 daughter, Mro. N. S. Pauley and Infant son, Mrs. Edward a.m. Galflpolls Dam -cathy R. Varian and lnfant son, Mrs. J . Mrs. U! 5:25 p.m.; Peggy Downey C. Ohm and infant son, H. E. Rhae, Charles ":. Young, up 9:25 p.m. ; Joey Wasson U~ 7:15 a .m. ; Louisiana up 8:· Mrs. J , L. Anderson, Mrs. J . Go a.m.; Elisha Woods up 9:20 W. Green, James Hamilton and Darrell W. Johnson. a .m .; Solvay up 9:45a.m. Kanawha River - Elgercliff Marconi first succeeded In down Marmet 2:45 a .m.; 0. F. sending signals acrou the AtShearer down Marmet 4:25 a. rn .; Semet down Marmet 6:40 lantic Oceon on Dec. 12, 11101. a m.; Lucy Jane Lucao down Winfield 3:10 p.m.; Allen R. Merrill down Winfield .:45 p.m.; Helen Z. down Winfield 6:25 p. m .; Chris Jr. up Winfield 7:35 p.m. ; W. H. Shaver. ;rr. pp Winfield 11 :55 p.m.; Cherokee up Winfield m!an!gllt. fertile land In Maudt Martin and George. ) ' River News / • gallon CARTON ICE CREAM ~r. :.r';"JI. "' ~;:'i ll ~... - 4 �-.. . .. -. . .-.. . .. I ' Wise Renamed President of Four-H Club IIJ4aoa, Mr. l!lld MN.Ialll ...... IIIIo . . IAIM1 UM whon a ;!F, !t?'nlll, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0, Sept. 23, 18M Jerry, Jeoa aad JobD 0. birlhola1 eUe no ...,.od aad plea have mode appllealkml lor vld, lin. llonrd Burrb, 111'1. IIIII .... ...-led to Rick. JW'I rontled IJI dllfer-cliJ 'O'U !named lor wo&n. All TO W1!:D Council Plans Achievement Day, Oct. 22 Oass Officers Are Installed During Service I 'l'wo ...,. ~.Ill, PT. PLEASANl mamas• • - 1n tile olflee of the Coun!J Clerk. Applylnc were David Dean Nlborl, 22, Pt. Pleasant, and Joyeo Ellon Looa II, Apple Grvve. Boyd Ray Me. Daniel, M, Hartford aad Rena MASON - J1mmy Wise of MASON Mrs Catht>rmt> Mt\SON ~ Tht> Mason Coun- 1Marie Lyons, 51, Mason. M~son was re . elected pr~sJ - Reynolds , Mason . installed of- t~ Homt> Demonstration Coun- 1 KICK POIIBU. BIRTHDAY PARTY dent of tht: Happ'' Go Lucky 4-H Club '.1-hen the group met on fut'sdgy t'Vt:nmg at his hum+: on Third Strffi. \1artha Thompson was +:lt>ct· tod n n· prt>sldt'n! ; Becky Lt•w· b ... et·rf't~lry . trt'asurt'f . Paula \\ trry . r~>porters, Jamf>S Har· nld Lewi s and Co nmf' Gilland; song leaders. ~orman Rl'~·n· ollls. Susan Thabet and Ot>bb1e Stt-'wan. game Jt>aders. Hnnnit' Thompson and "'rancis Que~"n , Paula Werry. hisiOrtan . Following ttre phl~'lng ul games, the group held :; marshmallow and wiP.;.;.,:.r ro.:Jsl at tht' Wise res idt-m:e . Hostesses were [l.lrs. Wise and Mrs . AI· ma Turm•r. The outgoing presidenl. Honnlf' Thompson, stressed the need of project completwn in order to be a blue ribbon club next year. On Ortuber ~b al 7 :~H tht' members. <>nd prospe·f'IIVe membPrs. are im·it rd Ill <~ Hal loween party til the hnme of Becky and .James l. t>w is Jil .\l<.r- rwrr <i ot thr Sun<ihine Ciao;;.<; of the Mai:on MPtl1odist Church during a t·andiPiig):t ct>r emony un Tuesday evPmng at lt!P rhureh . Mrs F.~Pr Housh wa s_ installed as pre.~rdent . Mr:s . Matilda :-.lohlf'. as vwt- prPstdent, .Mrs . Helen Sre~·art . ~f'crt>tary. and ~rs William ~ ry. whl{'h Will be hdd on Septem- The CUb Scoot Pack 258 held tn•asurE"r ber _ 30 at K~odf'l .Park . The theiJ first Pack Meeting for U!e Mrs . J\1urt Mt'gt't: . th" fJU! busmess meeting wtl_ l be held fa ll .season on Tuesday evening. gotng pr~>sident . upt'nt'd the at JO ::JO a_. rn . and Will be_ con- 1Nt:w scouts were registered by · rnt-et in g with thl' grou~ pra~·- durted with a potluck dmner ' the Cub Scout Master WiiUam ' mg tht> Lord's Pra_ vt>r ur low c~ lor~e foods ~~ noon .. I H.u~sell. '111e group of boys and Dur1ng the business rnt>~ting : The planm ng meetmg wrll their families enjoyed a plenlr 1 it was announet'd that thl" price> cornm_enc~ at t -OO p. m . Al 1at the NE'W Haven Park. Those of 11 1att•s wrrll a pkture of the thrs tmH• , dub lt>ssons, coun~y attending were Mr . and Mrs. c!lutTh has been cut to $1.95. 1events. and works~ops will Wi llia m Russell, David, Brian Hostsest"s for the Ocotbf>r meet -~ be dectded ~or lht> commg yea r. and Dwain. Mrs . Jam~ Cuning w1 ll be Mrs Donald Fogle- Representatives from each ningham, Jimmy, Denise 8Jld song and Mrs _ 1.. E. Thomas. : clu~ a~e urg~ to attend Angela , Richard Kent, Mrs. Car- ~ Atkndi ng the meeting wert> assist 111 makmg_ next ~·ear as roll Adams, Jr . and Bruce, Mrs. .\1ir,sf's Hilda <1nd Lorena Weiss. ' su<'c-essrul as thrs past one. Bill Howard and Mike , M r s. l :\1rs R<w Proffitt. Mrs. RusPaul Roush, Cindy, Mark and I .~t'!J CaJJ~hart. Mrs . L K ; ATTEN~ CLASS Greg. Jay Ridgway, Mrs. Mar-i Th1Jmas. Mrs. Ebe-r Roush, MASON - Se veral Mason ion Ohlinger, Lesler, T im and l \1rc IJonnld Foglesong, Mrs. ~ounty wumen a~lend~d the Jil l. Mrs. John Ferguson, John - 1 ,'\olatilda Noble. Mrs. Lester ftr!'l Art Instruction Class on ny, Teresa and Glen, Mr . Jack :l.crklt>. Mrs . Willi am Fn·, Mrs. ; Monday evening at the Board Needs. Jeff and Jackie, Mr. ! .\-lurl Megee. Mrs_ Goerg.. Car- 1ol Education BuH?ing, in, Pt. and Mrs . Frank Young and · sonProspPrtrve new nwmbt>rs gttendi n~t: the mt-'f'ling wt"rP B,"cky a 11d Jarne:s l.t>wis. Mar · rha cmd Ronw 'J1mmpson. Fran('ls Quee.n. Paula w~rry. Debbie and Connie G1!1 and . .J immy w1se. Norman Reynolds. Sus3 n Thab('t. Ot'bb1e Ste-wart. and the hostesses. of West Ca lherine ' man Pieasant. Mrs.Virginia Yt . G. UniverSChepsity gave instructions in sketchH omr- D ~mon~truiJon . ing with charcoal marker during the first session . As the f :lnhs lo Hal'e Role group advances during the 10 MASON - Mason Cou nty sessions, which will complete H(Jme Demonstration Clubs will the course, they will be using be in charge or the arrange- both water colors and oils. ment s and the preparation or !Ire food for !he Farm Bureau I 5·Week Old lnf ant Dinner which will be held on Die •t I , ,.,.. I 8 rr Ollf 8) 1., •g I 1 :iaturd<Jy . Seplt>mbrr 26. af ; PLEASANT - Funeral 0 :- dnance Sch oo I. PI . PI easan I . PT. . Mrs. Harry Slaaa~s. Lt-tart, s~rv1ces 1or Sharon Jordan, . . · h f1ve-weeks old daughter of Ber13 cha1rman. Others on t ei d d A d · Cl 1 nar an gnes Mea ows J arcommrllee are .'\1rs . \ar l'S Id G u· .. F' 'II b Yonkf'f or New Haven and h·~d· .!'h. lpodus 2erry, WI! z· e ' Mrs. L'1eu Io 11 ous·h . Le1ar 1. Ta- · e. . urs ayh .p.m h R a ~ JOnk ·i bl e df'Coratrons, · M rs. G . c. 1i K8 ap 1kIS1 Ch urc WI 1 ev. 1· ran ff' . . . H · oza o JCJating . Sommer, Southside. Mrs . ar- Sh d. d M d . ht t rv Rhodes . Pt. Pleasanl and ] PI aron v1' 11 onHay _mg Sha · . R'd Le aey osp1ta.1 e Mrs . (,eorge air en, on. i: waseasant born in Point Pleasan t, Aug, L 15 d 1 · ed b h If i1 were harnessed. the Con- : us an sbsu~~v 8 Y rder . . . parenL<; one ro u~t:r erna d: go R1ver system cou 1d mcre~se J . t ' 1 1' h Africa's power capadtv 13 ttm- r ., 31 Mome , ndpa eMrna Hgran h , · parens, r. a rs. ug . es. J d G 111 · . - ---~-- 1 or an, a pohs Ferry. rna·' • M · lerna\ grandmother Mrs . Roeed severa l days WJh1 1 r . Nor- . M ' man Coop~r at Linton, lndlana. n• eadows, Gdlfenwhood ;Epate r· • 1na 1 great gran at er, . 0 . Rice, Gallipolis Ferry. , Burial wiU in the church : cemetery. Friends may call at I the L. G. Mohr Funeral Home. . . . . M1ss V1kk1 MrDamels, a · graduate or Wahama Hrgh School enrolled in Centurv Bus· Hun f.·tng t on. frless 'Schoo I m · d h Sht- 1 ~ the aug ter ol· Mr . an d . Mrs. John McD8mel . Mr_ and Mrs. Vernon Housh .<:~nd children, · c,uy1a, vernon, and Thomas, have returnf'd /'rom a \'acation in Washingt on, · D. c., and the Blu.:R1dge Mountains. Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs . Vernon Roush were Miss· es Ivy and Lessle Sleeth _ Mrs Esta Bumgardn~?r visit- · 3 ROOMS Heynoldand 1i. son ~rs. I ' . • ') ' 1 , X-MAS LAY-AWAY and 1 RAZOR Pleasant \'alley Hospital ADMmED o Mrs. Millard i Oiler, Vinton ; Mrs. Goldie Tay- : $299 lor, Gallipolis; Mrs. Norm::..n Badgley, Buffalo. DISCHARGED o Carolyn Mat· tox, Leon; Jane Ellen Grimm, Pt. Pleasant; Jack William Roarh, Pt, Pleasant; Mrs . Flo· ra Chambers, Crown CIty ; Mrs. Hrady Hughes , Ashton . MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. BIRTH o Mr. and Mrs. Mill· •l. \ '\·rH """"' .. · OIUI 1 '19·95 ) ' I • .. .. . ' r. ,. I IALANCI AT YOUR CONVENtiNCI . .. DUTTON DRUG CO. MIDBLEPORT, 0. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . .." WASTE CAN . ' I I 4 PC' . Rea . $1 .59 va1ue decorator metal Waste Can. Bll size, smart styles, a Bonanza Special, Thurs., Friday and Saturday. Asst. plain color1. New fill Corduroy at a new low :aonanza price. Shop early. This won'l l11t lone - buy te•· era.l )' ards now. 77:~ Rog. $1.59 VaiU<I Docorotlvo Molal ., . I f.. -.('. '1 , I $1.00 • ... Rot. 89c Volue \./ .. . . . a .... ·l ... ,,.~-e.~~. Mono f v •' r f . '' ' • ' PATIO TABLES ... "'". . $,.19 ... )' ....... !\ • . .. • L ~ ' .,, . , . ' ~ I· ,/ ' .. ! ,, ........til • 1 ..• tl. ..,...,_. I ;. ~ .-, • t, -Ao <I ' . •• .. t ' - i O, -4· . ' ' Permanent DECORATED METAL 'l' . ~· ~·I j Rog. $2.00 Voiuo' TONI HOME and ' . ~· ' Aero-Shave .• ' r Valu" To $1.29 ASST. Patio Table. See these, shop early at your Booanz.~~ &tore. IJISCoUN'f' S1.1JRB · : 1 AWMINUM WARE I GIRLS RIG. $1.39 100% COTTON INSULAIR BLANKETS STRETCH TIGHTS New low price at your Bo- nanza Store. Rex . $8.91 vai· ue. A 100% Cotton lnsulair Blankel, !!!OW only $6.91, ,J.. ,n u Rog. $3.99 Chromo Platod Lot• New low dllcount prlee. Shop ooch eari)' and S.ve, Flashing Lanterns WITH BATTERIES N~w low - low price. Imported Holland Early Blooming Bulbs. Buy these now at your· Bonanur Stor~ . Rea. sue value, n..... inJiantern with bitterle1, many Ulet1 carry DloCGunt in the car, at home. Get one now •t thll Prlco ... Bar Stool REG. $1.79 VALUE IMPORTED HOLLAND EARLY BLOOMING BULBS ~ .. i!!'''' ' ~l~ '~' •. . Wal'111 stretch Tlibto. I to 3 - 3 to ex - 7 to 14. A.lt. eolon. !6.95 na;~~e.· WI! ,;:,, ~~ ci1 \ 'IY DISCOUNT PRICI Reaular $1.38 Gitlo ." . - £..:';; ;..; .;:··. One bll table of Better, Alllrnlnum Ware. Ant. group, Values to $1.ll9 now at your Bonanza Store a new low ow price of only 88c, OPPOSITE EVANS SUPER MARKET-MIDDLEPORT; ·oHIO I ' If de&ired. Reg _ $1.79 Deconted Metal , ' 9 l ~~ Guaranteed for 1 year against anything! Including dropping accidentally, broken or worn out head . May return within 1 year for full credit on a new THE SHOE BOX THURSDAY- ~ ' ~ r. DECORATOR COLORS ard Oiler, Vinton, a daughter . I RAMBLER'S GOT YOUR SIZE IN "65" DOWN ·~~~C~h~a~rl~es~V~a~ri~an~,~R~ic~ky~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -BONANZA SPECIALReg. $1 •QQ Yd• LARGE SIZE COROANA SOFA PILLOWS C0 RDURQ y ne , I ' ELECTRIC $5.99 • • ~ NEW SHAVEX • . .._Idol -- Big site Asst . colon decors· tor co lors . New low Bonanza Pric~. Sr-e these and buy Itvera! at this low price. • jl '· . ,. Com.,.... At $34.95 SPECIAL 1 Convenient hrmt l i ~ ~ 1 $30.00 Oown-8•1•nee on • J- ael JudJ Latbey' Beckl Burrll J p 11, Mr Mrl Paut-:.:..e~ Mn New Haven NeWS Notes New Furniture ONLY ~~:Jr""~•:t:llnc:•:'or:W:obunl:::·:'l'bii:Bod:dl:orcloblre::s~·~EDg~~La~,..~·=:,"j Tho,_ Jolmny .,., Raymond...... Mcl'arloDd 1• Olv... Jolm JlaDdolpll lloll··ll ,.. lloulb ·'naYld 11uaae11 ·Mleb·ll Rick Powell, 1(11 ol fr· and A.drian La I • • C'll mrt_ rt-N'ntly at the County Mrs. Paul B . Powell, was boaol ~ aDd Mary Extension OffH·.e and made ored on hiJ 13th birthday with Pucb atm. phHJs f~r Aehlevement Day I surprise part) beld at the wh1eh wlll be held on October bome of Mr. and Mn. Adrian VARIBTY t1 at ~hf 4-H Ca~p _a_l South- I Lathey. The group enjoyed a WOBURN, Mau. (UPI) side Cl ub responsJbJhtJes lor i hay ride f~llowed wttil a wten- Letters received al the poat th~t event wi ll he asstgnrd _at er roast. '111e group wu invited fice heft down throuJh Lhe euu~ty council meetmg t'UB SCOUT PACK I\IEETINGI ~;;;;,;;:;;;-;;:._;--.;;; ~,;;;;;~~~~;;;;~;;;~;;;;;;i;~;;;::;;_f Mason Personal • weaver, 01e11or t.a..._ Becky one! JolmIJidBurril, llr. Leo F. Gibbs ond 1'<mDIJ, Jeff Haym·•er, Mn. Jaot Heu one! lArry IJ1d Bol>by lloWib. $1 00 ..i • H~· I • .,' ll-l .' ' . . ...- . Rei. $3.tli value chrome pia· ted legs, Asst. co1Drl. Bar Stool•. Every one need1 one of these. Buy now at )'Olir llollluaStore. '. 1 ' ·' I • •I .. • ··, • " o\ ''ii !ll' !'I' .. . , . ~ • • I . -~ ~ 1 " ' •• ' • .... 0 • • }' • I : ,;- lj'.._ •• . ' •• • low prlce, LADIES FINE ORLON ON DISPLAY WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 23 IN OUR SHOW ROOM SEE EM NOWI METROPOLITAN MOTORS ' i .! 606 E. MAIN ST. OPEN 9 TIL 9 P.M• PQMEROY,O. SCREW DRIVERS . CARDIGAN SWEATERS Ortoa Cardlpn Sweat. eit. New aut. fall colora. See theN and aave s .99 DiocountPrlca 47! 1 ..... jJolr ' 39! .RIO. t1.59 ' 4 rc. CANISTER .SET ' . ·, ELECTRIC BLANKET 11· 5 NYLON HOSE . ,..u........ Nylou. Now 1'111 olu!lll'lnt 88 •· ' PAPER '"· 1100 Count Note Boot rtller, Rei. t11c value. eon- new !"" - U>w prie!l etiL BQJ now and uve: Btllen ear}J. . 66c,..,. . 'I ,· · • SHIRTiS ' .. •• , ·. I " ' '\. .,.' ,,., ' .' . ,~, ' •l ) ~, - -· j - I I> t· . .. ioiX '~~­ oX"'"'A ,. , ... I !jpib. $ llll'tf IHJ* .. ~ol ' ..... )f ..• ' ~ 'I ' . ' )* F .. ..' . - ·--- ------- ·--·--"··· ·' ,.._ ,_,. I~ .J • ~ YalUO. pe, 1114 •I '· ..o .!1(1\.... Mon'o GreyCotteli . SWEAT .I DlSCOUNT P • -.·>· ' ' . ~ \.. ... Cold waatbor ahead. 1!eu Gr"l' Cottoll sw~ta l!blrtt· ~ modlum, .....,.., Well qaade f1nl qua]ltJ .... 'I '·~i <''i' ,,) \ '1 .. ob ... .. '1!3 '•.. ::..:.a: • DISCPUNT PRICE ]ll'(H, "· .., ...on~ REG. $1df IIUi.L SIZI SINGLE CONTROL Ilea. SIUtl 2 J'l. t111U&DIM with IIIII blanket. Full ol!e IIDclo oon~. llvl 011 Lay-Away, aa DOW ' Ironing Boar.d Pad & Cover and uva, at thLa nn tow Bonan· 811)' tll010 REG. 79c I'!IRST QUALITY SEAMPRII NIW PALL SHADES REG. 59c VALUE Ilea. lllle value lronlni 110ar4 Pod aDd Cover. Bonanza new low price. Bu7 now c Rei. 78< Jumbo st.. Steel Screw Driver. ASSORTED FALL COLORS $3.tltl Ladleo Fino ,_ .. i)' 500 Count Note look Flllor JUMBO Sill STEIL . •I - .... ' \ ~. '{ ;Jn,..' , · ~ .- ( .. }. �. .. '' ··, • • censl s Takers 900 Frr·e F ht ers ist> Gibhs Ye-atbook - Mrs., REI.F.ASED ON BOND l gr~dlng and dra_inage to keep J c ~·· ·k Sh . 21 away rain ... I Han\ Darnt>ll. \1rs Carrol! ames r r~rlt: uster, ' th~ .[rom washing ' nard 15 1T ~el~ HA\' t::' H0!\1E~1 ..a.KERS CLUB Ada~!"- Jr Mrs Frank Young; Wi:I S released on SHlOO bond f'r)" lime there I _____; · ·· · 1'u esd ay 1rorr .11 e1gs · coun) John Ctr,..,n!er • 1 , )·81 ] :\lr "' Thr Havl:'n Homemakers Club Rec r ('CIIIun'and Plavgrmmd · ,.happt:!Br~N th )tJ' I\: e..,~. m.-1 fur thm Seplt'mOt'r mtoelFnend C!bbs. ('har.les Lester , where he has been neld on to get ~tle council 1.0 t av;~ ~ ._:) 1., n :"' mu Jl the home ol .\irs Jess L Ja<"k NPPdS Gera ld {'1;-trk . Arth- two counts " auto larceny. lot behmd hl!l prdopereb,_Y A ti " ' anct rm.1s to c 00 \1avnard l'llh the vice prt>siur Harl: Regislrar - Mrs . Ie<l of weeds k lhi and be 11 d d 1·1 k 0('3 · II 1 H ..__ 1 · wa :. ta en vn s (J df'nt .Vlrs. · ,, re ar pre- ft I W•\lldm Russe · ' r<; o~r ANNOUNCE TAPED SHOW Idon<' b the owners of the lot. · llli llg Dt>VUIIUil S 't\'1'1'1' abo led Lavnl' Membt>rSh lp - Mrs r ' t' 't' s y SANTA BARBARA, Cqltf. l , r HEIWKF.F. CLUB MEt: TS u~ \I rs, L'lark H b . G 1'\I . Carl A program out mmg ac lVI le The Esther, Rebecca and Ruth ' UP[) -An army of 900 llr• 1 more. · rs. :'>huqe \llddlefiUrl w · ~i<mv peopl~ have askf'd who 0 en of 4-H Club Congress recently . f th Lutheran (]lurch 1 I toe! The ctwrokee f'ann oman s Cdmt'S Wl'r~ playt"<i with M1·s . . . s Gibbs. 1\-lrs . George Carson . "'rs. held at Columbus will be sired Circles o e Church met fighters and equ pmenl •1 1' I ..;oltuu l 1964 ~ nPwl '~a :. elf'tt l 'l nh nwt for I heir SPt•tembt•r S<~dll:' Warth and Mrs .o\ubrt"y Js l!!'llll~. Lo ,,,ke thf" Len\ us •'uge 1w Athev . t·o--('h::nrmen of _ w:l d Th Women of St. Paul b.ltlled a raglnt fire at nearby './ t" ''ll <11 the ilii!Hiill Homt>· n"lt't~ting at thP home of Mrs . r'.t'l\el l wumin~; llriZt'" T II e of AgrlrullurP, f'. K B,lake-d~ ~e. ;lomt' H.oom •.Rr>pr.,.~t',ll;illves- adt 4. 1:! P\·V';'I POtc ayd _an Par~i:~- fnt their September meeting!!. Montecito which destroyed 15-"rrn "•· ,., lw ht'ld Fnd<J\· \k1 · 1.u 11 wr ·Smr 11I .1.1w .,,. extensum agt·n sal •l· ~Ir s. f)onald Humg<H ~tlll'r _. ra......-l10. · 'T'b anoth• ,,lt'nl :.:;x\· ,,- ,,/.,. I\ its :lh<t wr11l 1l~ .11 r' rount1· "'~"' , an d av· on . - ~ h •ne pr ogram !op·1c used wa1 20 ho mel and darna g~• ~::U 111 1 ~ o: tll"tr tg lilt· \liddlt-p•'rl \tr~ Ct·r·,; ld Cbrk pn·-tdt·d al \\ ;•rll'l da_l .\lr·~ J p ..._Ci lht'rt paling In I e T~a,,.,.... progrs~ " Coneern Is The Key WGrd." er 10 authorldel reported. r"1 f , ,. qlt o~ ll P 111 e til t· 1,,,,,.,,,,g Sct·l p!LI,·e lh~un I' T..\ . 'IEETI\'Ci lnlurm<Hion rPe('IVPrl this wf'ck 'l'l;e Patrol Boys uf the School "''ill b~ Mary onipson ~~ u dea lt with concern Cor others An~ther f0.50 hornet had \lour. •I ;,.., o·hot ~t'll 11.< W<-1 ~ K11't'n b _v ·\I rs cal" "'''' ' I< d shows !l'e ~ens us WI . II c. ··up·r· . I I Ernestine Wood who atten· •• bY names ear• r.. ' _, The Nt•w Ha vPn PTA . hd ' 'm:: -~ '" were mstflllrd bv the prmc1pa . an d how OUI .~n-rn _.... ._.., tor -•ut Sll been threa te nC\1 -t ultt-<nt bl..:l~ fnti"'H'{] wHit a pn•\'t-<r h_ \ \lr· ~ lli•·,r lir~l medmK of tlw _n•ar vi:::ed .;md !aken by local people :\ Ir s. Hurrell Da·,\ Snn llandv Lhe run).! ~ess as representatives ins cou ld change thelr Uvea. tier today, but diminished wlnds ',,, ~, ,111 ' 1·•1 \II~· \t. .. n·e Emu· Housh Jil Tllllr~d<.~v PVI'IIIIIg at the Then• will bf' apprmnm:~IPI_\' ~Ill : ! h. t':qJtaur·. L··~t"r Ohlin!':- Irom \1elgs. \A rticl es of clothing for the Lu. ar.ti addltionnl manpowm- on the ,. . ,. .-t ~<"t' ll h\ ~\lldt>nls m \lt'~ 1\ K Sf'i lf'.' rt'tJill'tt·d ~rhool with. llw nt>w prt-'ildt"nt. 2:J 000 IO<·al eens us takL•rs tlr er. 1.1 : navtd Hu~~r·ll. (;ar~ OP;;.N - H<•tJ". 1:-. -DAv ,!heran Home lor the _Aged wads fire llnel alleviated Jmmerliate r. ,_ ,.. ~ ' \ 11t • i ,,,,-LI("t Baltr lh<ll pi·•W('I s1ll't'l' JIHht h,. In t: .. lwrt llt>rndo!l ])rt'~ldttlg . Til e census enunwra 1ors or ono;o 1,n - Tl•dr•:-.('(t Tinm~>· Huwar..: kalh _.., I b1 tl·on broughI to t he meeti ngo an danger Ore oCCicla Is repor ted . II I r II I I · 1 · · ' The o~n OUSt' re e r:l · ed Fire 'officials said the homes ._u• ; _' ''' ._ '_'_ ,•pr ··~enl . h~ llo ·l,,bN l.<t \1rs Al, :r 1_w· k· n.t't'l ln~ was opened wllh the lln<'r<~ t or ,,,r CJ~~rox Jm~l lt'~' t'v phlt' .'l<.J\ft· KPI!h S;rvrl' \11ke ,.. f. K .. , sh ·ipped. 1,he groups d'.I.ZIICU!S lr1• · ~-·· · ·- .illld l_l ~ l.t~s . Sue l~llf' t' \du· · l"t•porlt-d on l.;t)wr ]l,;y phlgP tu the flag :trtd Ihe smg- t'!'Y 150 1<-JrTns. llwrr Wllllw tH11-' \the\' Mtk.e Whitt'. f"ikhar•l of :vlt· an~ Mr~ ltls no~ i~ the Canc<>r Lest for women to ranted ln va1ue from ,15,000 to ;md S.mdra S~o~.art:z. the :Wp ltl--11<< <<<" 1 <1<· .,.h" ,·Jub IIJ ifd Ttl ._, . . )I ,.,, ,.,.,, sor nr r-rf'W IP< lder fow ' · \ . d 25th wt>dcl1ng anmvo•r-.ary 1 b•h•ldalaCancerCiinlcatDr IIOOOOO , 1 1 · ' . . .. • .. _. 11 . 1 • Ill!.( u1 · .... nH•rlt:<t t' VU 11ons ·• ' .· . l\enr . Ster•· . •jorns . 1'ar. 'i s nrla . '- "' . . · , · n,.,r,· I lr1s~ . n,r Sldlt .~m ltn!r- 1· rell~lllll" 11<tpk11ts t" ,f'll , 1 1 1 . \-l· J· ·k r-...J "d approxml<~IPl~· t'V{'r~- 1.1 f' num - Clark TfJmmv ScarhNrv F.ric bt' frrom I to 4 r m_ · 11 _ -~ - Burns· nffwe m Point Pleasant. "The wind has now dropped rll.lr~ LntJ Teaford. thto Jun~\~~ It \\;I' rt']J<JI It'd lh:ll •tnt' <~I lhP ~t:l~"tht~J~1eJ~.,;~ t ·sA ~nr~ t-r;,tor' .<\ ('t't'w l ader _v. li l q)- \lnrri.s The .room cou~L was Septpmlwr 27, :l t lht>lr R,wme ,Tht' C'lmic would like to ~ve tc a negative factor and we're ( 1.' '" <~lid (jlonc~ F,·\1~- .. ·. tl~•l hn•p1t;ll heds av,-ui<1Lir for CallPd l..il\'t' ., 111 .._on hv ~lho Hictrlk -~ room. HI' n D. ho nlt' . __ volunteN hrlp and donations. getting an onshore bree:te that 111· rvtse the ('en~us l<~km~ fmllll ... Tt>a!ord lilt' St.nlor rPnt;d had bf'•·n rr·ntf'd A Mill - Other nf"w ott ii ·N~ lntrodtw - an :ll"'';r f'nntpn'>lltg •l~t· In lrl'shnwlll' Wt•n• ,t'rYt'Ci hy \1 rs . ,. , f)r ; ld Oh- 1: was also announced to the Ill helpifll us," they said. i.'l.·-~ Jll<ll lll!: l'lllllllll: !t'e W<J.~ :l]ll)lllllt· 1.d wt·re \trs Crnld l'lar k vio..:e- thrPe countirs. d"'lwndmg upon Brown·s .t utln lo ttw 107 n·~IS· K1d gw.J\, rN""rder. mtd l 1ups that the Altar Brass _ _:_::.__..:._-'---Tilt· Homt't'Uitllllg <ltlllllll'S .--.-1 111 , 1,,·Jald !lark \Irs ·· ' ' · h frrr mo;; !in[<t'r l"l1nrll'~ ZPrklt> an coun· ' h ld b aned or wiped · 1 1 • " , prl'sidPn l : "lr~ .l<Jck ~l't'd~ sPc- I e num ler 0 ' _ . . terin ~ . · Carl Ten- s ou e {' 1e . ~A'nJRN FALLS ~t~.::l ~:tlt~~L~~~~:e~h l;;·lg!~I!P~,~:,~~ 1.;--· ndon Tal' l'l l: ;-md \-1rs . K. l\. J't>lary : r-.'lrs . Btn(v Bul··. trPa - Crrw lradrPs Wi ll he nppol nl · :~~';;~~~nl'l:;~;.l/~ -~ l' H~~~~~_'o , !low- rlrar of fmgNprmts each w~k. WASHINGTON lUPII - An 1-'lan~ will be announCt-'1:\ l:tlt·r· Sr·lt•'-'- Tlw Kroup will hold (l ~urf'l': .\Irs. Frank Thumpsun. ed in (kl ubf'r And ('rmnwra!nr" .JA!'Jf. POW!~~-~~ \J . d Jr and Paul RitkRrd. The Esther Ci rf'le mel WJth jl8-ton satellite launched F'riday dl!'m·r llll' t'ltng Jnr IIH' 11 llvto- cnni'Siltlnding Sf'ct"etR.v a 11 d in !\'rwPmht·r !o~nunwralors m11st ACCE PTS 1' 0 · L (! _ .tr · · rt . 1 Mr s Johnnv Roush as hostess. i bv a Satum rocket fell out of lvr llw t•l'f'lll h1•·1 lll('·lin,lo! · ' · ' . .Jat u· .\1. P•lV.t..>ll. J:-1ugh lt'r ol Mr. Howard rl'a I'Onllar ~ · · ted b , ' 1 1 or . • _ •• 'Irs . Kubert Date Rou sh. IllS· be ws•dt'nl s ~~ ! 1w towr iSllp . . Th r· , . . , T· nk nnd Thf" program was presen 'J Iorbit Tuesday over the Indian .-\ P<Will ··se<tSUJHilg l'lt-"use tmian The grou~ voted to hold ;,n·,1 in whidl lht>~' <.lre tu PIHI- ~r anrt M r~ Paul H p,,we ll ol ~~·~ m .e _tnow_~ ,,_ ~\1 Mrs. Jaek Roush assisted by IOcean The80-foot satellite, with \\ ;l~ rt'<Hi by _,,,.~ l.ullwr Sm i th_ the a~nu·Jl !lallnwrrn Carnival mNatt> :md crew lf'.:HI'-'rs must New ll;.n:~n. r~ ceived her A H J I IWl'r~ ( O~lp,jlll \ ,lnd !I om -:inrg \ ir s Alfred Sprouse. Mrs. Wil· ia boil~ r''llf \'t'rslon of the Ap· llw lew 'n "He-<Jd Wi!ll (ir·_ ,·;d - <~gain thi; ve<~r. lt wa!l announ also bt rt•sirlenls of thl' <'OLmiy-· Degree in Psy_chology frum \Lir- Dnnal_. 1:\oo-. :-. . or ~t'P:'Th liam RtJssell presidt:d at the tollo moon 'rocket at one end, t·r l'nderst;mdmg·· wa s grven t·f'd Ihat u.ne ot the t'l'dia!ric- in whll'h !hey are emplovl'd ~J,all llniver sl ty on t\ugus! t~, a nd tJ~mttn~ !h e w.ner lan ·, h: business meeting. A tetter was was ul in orbital Cape Kenneby \ lrs Pelton ~ayre The d~tor i <~ ns Irum Hol zet· lli tsoit ;d would Appli<":thnns for Ow jnb of 1964. She has acl'rpted a Jl!lSI coun: ll ~oted Cto ac.c~pt k a d read from Mrs. Robert John- dy the seventh successful prize was wnn hy .\l!'S . .-\rl'lllf' speak. on Clutrl Hra.lth fit tile crew lrrrder shou ld bt• .sf'nl_ !fl lion <J~ (;ra_duail' Assl~tanl ~t ~nllart. ro •..' pnt ur~ B ~~e an- ston thanking the ladles of the 8r~wn in g . Odubet· lllt'f' ling on the 15111. Mr. Hohert .-'\ . Yrrkey. ll egwn- \Ves! \ lrg.lll<l UniYt>r'll _v . \lt .ss lower Comf.Jo:ony VJr . a \a~- church for the going away tea Ohlinger, Mn. Hilda Ridgway, lllust> at lt'ndl n~ wt-re Mr~ . Commll!Pe ch:-~irmen ilnd at Dire-ctor. BtJreau of the !'en- rowt> ll will work as an assJS!- [J•ll llled :arl Ten~ant and.C . and gift and inviting them to Mrs. Edna Burris, and Mr!. Cf>rt~ld Clark. Mrs. ErnJe mrmhNs were nam r-d as fol- ~us. 669 l•'edpr,q\ BtJilding n"- ;lil t lu lJt-<an ul Women . :vhss .les Rrmsl~ to s;n(' "n thr llf>C her home atGlen Dale, W. Va. Roland Karr . C'OI.lJ'I\·tB US lliPl1- /1 hr;lr- Huush . .\Irs. lkllnn Sa_vre, .\1.-s . lows: PT.'\.. Coun!y C~uncil tJ"Oil Mi ch igan 48l2ti. llfoll\' Koyd CJnd will al.so be l rPnl ton Cornmltlt'c. !'! Others attending were Mrs. Ot· The Ruth Circle met with lng on a propo~ed pay $difl"rrrn- f\. 1\. Sl"it l'-~ . .\1r~. Lyndon Tay - llrprr'>r n!a! ives -- Mrs. Harry : F~rther information is avail- i w"rking tm her Mast~r·s. Oe- }'~H'v_ vrn-te~ t~ ~f'-('Ure .Mr K:rt to Grimm, Mrs. Paul Roush, Mrs. Donald Bumgardn~ as lor. .r-.·lr·s_ Ard11e l-kown ing . .s· 1,.,", . . ''"d \!<·.·· . 1.,,,,, ,. ,,h i" hv ('ont :wfin•l thf' \kig~ ~ 1-1'1' 111 J ' s~·{' hology Shf' 1~ a v.,lt~ Sf' . \ltl ' 1s .1n atrount ~ Mrs J••"n "ray· Mrs. Gary hostess and t.lso presenting tile W1 ti al r•1r rural anri urban f'm- \l <\ I1 1 l; 1 \I "~ . " , • Har t: · ' . .. H . 1 !o nnt·( · .1 1,r .1 rlv r{'pnrt fnr tJ 1e . " r . ji 1 1 1 11 p luv t>-es of thr MPntal llq!it'llt' · · r · ~ · a ·"'· - ~·~c ~~~~-1 , ~-~- Budgf' l Hnd FinCJ tWf' _ Clenn Cuunl~' Exl l'llsion off trt· ~~radu.!ll <llama g . ·_'_ ' .<, ·. • . . • Roush and Mrs. Gary Rahman. program. Otrers a 11 en ng were <~ n<i CuiTI?ctiun Dtp:~rt onenl was lllnH·r Kou.~ll. .\lt~ . l..!on ( IPI- Snli ll l Don Haill'~' - \-lr~ Jo'J·ank School tl ass of '48 ami a g,-;·ld- W,ill-'1 .!lid Srwet CommiSSIOn , The Re~ca Circle met with iMrs. Henry Bu_ck, Mrl. Harry , ,., t>ngt> r !ll r-; I 'hartes Slrtne. ;md , dl . d 11 c , ., v,•r .• ... J,,],~ ll r. · <i>u: ul '•Jrtsmoutli Busim•.;s ers. t Layne · und ML!!!I Lelah Js.ne d 1 1 11 1·. 1<, con tinu e 111 <t .v. · S] rta 1n g an .om CaJ"ru>n - 1·, Jr ·· " CTR" IE MEETS Mrs. James Layne as hosess. ,.. .1 d'SI'lln()l in -60 l. UTilEB-\N ' . •• • p ll The plan wa~ altackJ•ri Tue~lr·r: T!'l('phnne -- .\lr- s. John ham Mrs _ Bill Howard · n · · TOWN COUNCil . \1F:ETI Nf; ~r - Jnhn !lif'kman appe;1red The program was presented by . OWP · d<.Jv tn staft' leg,sl.cdors and lVi t·'t•rgu~ttn. \1rs. Dw1ghl Sa~·re: .\1rs. Halpll :-,;,yrr: , 'J...t ing and ' ., , .. . , _ heforr Ilie f"rlunc·i l and offered Mrs . .Jack We\cl1 and Mrs. Da- ! - - - - -1 ' 1""1• .offi cf' candidates at tl1f' . rt1hlic11.1' - .\11·~ Carr11ll Ad- L 1brarv Servicl - Mrs Clt>nn llw Nrw liJY!:' Il IO\IIl (owl 'd Roush. Mrs. Roush 1so pre-- test of thP Saturn. 6 "' ... " · · 1 · n lht• Town !uotlgt• to prov1 e fir~t sP~~ion o thr hP<lring. ;tms .. rr·. and .\'lr' s. :'11;Jxi ne ~m i ! h <111d \Irs. rlr<~rles Lester : 1cd nwt 111 regu ;Jr sesswn ° a pa~sflble n~ht of way on an sided at the meeting. Others at- A male swan is a "cob;" a Departmen t Chief \hrtin Cnmm. r'h:Jr:H"!Pr ;1nrl Spiril- Progralll - \lr~ t.eratd C!Mk. Thursday , September tRth_\~ tth al l; 1 tw twPen 5111 ami Gth tending . Mrs. Nelson Roush, female 1!1 a "pen'' and young .J;mis has proposed ttwt metroLm l Edut"ation - \'It' s. Don11ld Mrs. Ch:1r ll's Weaver, \-1 r !1. Mayor Donoild Rmlf'y pre~<nrlmg. ~trrt•ts. Tlw town will do. the Mrs. nrant. Roush , Mrs. M. L. ones are "cygnets ." poli!an emplo_ves be gJ,·pn i'l Nli"f'wnn('t"r. Mrs. Lou- Othprs fltrr>ndinr w£'ree Hilda 1 H;ulf'\ . Hn"')i ..-.l it\· _ u 1·s_ (') w<:- R1 8 kr· twn- lo-three-s ter pa~- ir.n•'' 1q' -~:~nu rural t•mplo_\'(' .~ :1 om• -sH'P pa~ hike. KITTY H<lwk. N. C WPI \ Stale He p. Sam L-u1di s of Hurricane (;l;rd~· s. whose wiml' \ladison C•ll llll \'. t· eprt'Sf'nting whi11pf'd tide~ m:lrontw<' :UlOO Hw London CniTPC'IIOnal l n~t i tu ­ [)('rsons on Nort h Carnlin:1'~ fa tion anrl Oi·i,·nl ,<.;LI .t' Sd nttol . hl('d Oulf'r R;mks. Sl~ung un a Rt>ps. B. 0 T:lht•t· of (;;tllipol i ~ ll lll'l lwrl_,. ,-nu r-.;f' I{I(Li _l" th;!! il J.I · l:md Ralph ~: 1-' i-hN n! \\';mw p;m•nlll' sp<-Jred tllf' lw;1.vil.v Clllm l v. and Si<lli' St•n tl.,ht·t·l popul; ll• ·fi ('Jii~·~ nf !lw f':;l s lrrn Tut·nt,'r nl 't'ilfin ;til ~l'"h ;1- .'io•:ibll ;lrd j;(<Jins! the prnpo,;rl _ Ftlr('(;<lstt<I'S localt"d the et>n h·r of thC' s!nrm. fourth hur riJ.OC'AL TEI\-II'S ,.,1nc i>l the s""<lsnn. at B a m 'l'lw ll'mpt'ralil rt' w:1s 711 dr- t·Sr ;dJolut 22J milrs 1-'< lsl vf l' l ''"'' - :-mrl h1 1mid. un<h-'r partly , 1\' urfod~ . \'a (· o:ud~ sku•' a t 11 <L J11 lm!a~ . It \' o'ered lwm 1;1 nQphweslerI I P•illlPI'O:• i _Y Ullll:.~ ~· Wil il'h Lll\lld hHH' - - - - - - - - - - , l;1krn it inl<l.nd al•mg the New .).,.r'''-' 11r l. o~ n g Js l:md coastline In il northerlY route and pn·k••d up forw; 1rd Sl}f'f'-d rhwing Hw nil-!llt . Fon·1·a:-.l\•rs s;ml lhe 85 mi lean hou r winds at Lhe storm 's l'f'nlt'r wa .~ t'XIlt'Cted to pass southeast of Cipe COO. Mm;s _ tonight . JUdV ll., oore Ha,·en I" Queen for • 11 omeromln'-- ' I - - - - - - - - - - " ' ' Sm< lh I • separatiOD • SEOAL Begms OfMenFromBoysFriday Arew·mmn· .g Of Aericulture W/'ll be L 1 Notes Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Sept 23, 1964-17 BY CHESTER TANNEHILL Friday night for the 40th time in the Southeastern Ohio Athletic Conference - granddaddy of them all in Oblo--the grisly process of separating the men from the boys will begin. , It will end the first week in November when a football champion i9 crowned . . . . Will lt be Logan, 1963 champ•ons, even though the traditional kiss of death was plastered on th e Chieftains only last Sunday when SEQ s cribes anr1 rasters elected ~e~ial Coach Me Adams to repf'at his outstanding per- Spare Heav_y Peopled Areas BOOTS BOOTS We've got all 8through13 enter our free October 9 Is your LAST DAY to sign up! WIN ! warm-up J•eket place· kocker outfit, and autoiraphed football or a handsome PP&K rrophy' Com pete only with boys tnur own age. It's tree! It's tun! • f.i[( 1nstruction book, bike •o:flo:c tor , and PP&K cap 1o r ·eg s~er rng. G«t FREE jacket "' trn wherl you compete . Brln1 you sirn up , .• 11t IJI I details at :J:~d when Keith Goble Ford, Inc. S, 3rd Avt, Mlddle..-rt, 0 • J, SF.PT . 22 The Fril'ndlv - will .\IP1ghbor~ rl1 1h lllt't' ! 'l'11e~da _v nt 1 p. rn . honw ol .\lr:-. . C. K a1 the Clark . Tht>re will he an auction 1of home made ar1ic 1Ps. :-IF.I'T I PUNT PASS& KICK competition NOW! the new looks I SOCIAL CALENDAR I ~:1 ' I The Women·~ 1.uild of the Fed('rated Chun·h will rneel Wednesday evening Sept. 23 at 7:30 p.m , with Friendly Cir:cle as hostc~se :-.. :\·Irs. Alfred 1Crow will be j~,\olwn o.~l leader . A play_ "iime Capsult.., '' will ; be presented 1'l1e refr~shment ' CQJ, un illee choi rman i ~ \'frs. Jamfs rugal~:. Mrs. Elza Gil. mur.-., Jr. anu !1--frs. Carl Kautz are iJ, cha rge o. decoration .-; and re-ception. ! 12.99 I ' 8.99 1 ' SEPT. Z4 The Southeast Local Hooster .~ wi ll hold thf"ir la r m~eting September Thursday. ot 8 p.m. at Sou the rn Local High Band regu24, l he I 8· 99 .. thy. SEPT. K I Flower show, "Vacation Mem- 1 ories " <lt Ohio Power office in 1 Pomeroy SepL 26·27, Saturday l 1 and Sunday, by Winding Trail .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. Garden club. 14·" _..; . . 12.99 1'-----------------------...;,______________________. ._________.,______f __, 1~ ' Irs the TOTAL that COUNTS I ..• Compare: You'll Seel GRANULATED COLONIAL SUGAR 10 lb. bag sse With 85 .00 or More Grocery Pnrchasr! Beller (;heel: -It's The Total Thnt Countsl Aunt Jane'' Kosher Iceberg DILL PICKLES 26oz.33 l•r C ,______ l Nelsonville .. •• 2 0 0 30 8 Middleport ••• , I 0 0 43 7 Gallipolla . . . . . 0 2 0 18 54 FRIDAY'S GAMES Middleport at Athens Logan at GalUpolla Jackson at Nelsonville ···3s BISCUITS Yogi: 'l Told You so' At Lon~ Last By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Wrletr Yogi Berra can tell the world, " I told you so." Wellston at Pomeroy " Don't worry. we'll make OTHERS move ancf It'll he a biR one," Pt. Pleasant at Poca )the resident genius of the New Rock mn at Coal Grove York Yankee dugout told the Ravenswood at Wahama experts a month ago when the defending American League SVAC STANDINGS champions were nol~d:e.rirlg;_ tAIL GAMES) Only a few believed TEAM W L T. P OP Baltimore Orioles and Chi1,.g~ Kyger Creek ... 2 0 0 52 6 White So> wm running 1·2 .Hannan Trace 0 0 0 0 0 Yogi seemed to be whistling in Racine . . . . . . . • 1 1 0 36 36 the dark while the Yankee em· North Gallla · -· I I 0 40 26 plre was tumblin' down. Eaotem ....... I I 0 20 32 But rtow, suddenly. It toolra Soulhweotem . . 0 2 0 12 64 like an old • fashioned Yankee cake walk. SVAC ONLY With oeven straight vlctorleo TEAM W L T P OP and nine wins In their last Racine .. , . . . . . I 0 0 38 6 1!BJ11es 1he Yankees Eas1em .. . . . . . I 0 0 20 12 opened up a 2~-tame lead over Kyger Creek . . . o 0 0 0 0 the Orioles aod a 3'1.1 , Hallllllll Trace 0 0 0 0 0 spread over the Whlli' North Gallla I I 0 40 26 What's mor• lmporlanl Ia the Southwelllern •. 0 2 e 12 64 tact that they hold a lour.game TOTALS ... . ... J 3 t lltl ltl8 advan1Bge over the Orlol.. and FRIDA Y'l GAMES: a five-game advantage over the Racine at Kyger Creek White Sox In the vital "los! col· Hannan, W.Va. at Southwestern umn " ot thf' .llltfln-tin~SATllllllAY'll GAMES: I They Yankees drove couple NOW IN HALF-QUARTS serves 18 BEST COLA BUY boJ . ( Ballard's or Pillsbury SEOAL ALL GAMES 1GAHS 'B' at Symmes Valley TRAM W L T, P OP Rutland at Eastern Logan ... ... . . . 2 0 0 6fi 8 .JackBOD ....... 2 0 0 36 0 Athens . • •• • •. . 2 o o 53 18 Wellson ····- 2 0 0 44 14 Pomeroy ...•• , . 2 0 0 40 10 carton From high to apres ski low, from swinging $port boots to sle~ dress boots, we've got all the new_ looks In boots. Warmly lin~ with f4r, flannel or fleec;e, or tmltned for a 1leek look. ·~· crepe, or ripple rubber soles with flat, mid or high .heels. Funoli tiona! and so fashionable! u..nnia . LIQUID DETERGENT EACH BOTTLE SERVES THREE 9.99 I Ohio Wesleyan at Heidelberg GRID STANDINGS Royal Crown Cola 11.99 Thr•'' Easy Monday PINK LOTION Sct10ol. • 291. I a Therl' are loi s to di scuss si nce football has started, so parents <~nd eve ryone interested in the band are urged to come . Rock Springs Grange will meet in regular Sf'Ssion Thurs· 1 day <1t 8 p.m. ' The Willing Workers cl01ss of ~ the Enterprise EUB church will meet Thursday eveninj, al : Lhe home of Mrs. Myrtle Long. The Riverview Garden Club will rncet Thursday evening. Sept. 24th at 7:30 at the home or Mrs. Be!:<s Larkins, with tht co--ho.<>!ess, il-frs. Edna Hall. SEPT. Z5 The Past Matrons of Evange, line Chapter. OES , of Middle1 port, will meet on Friday, Sept. 125 at 7:30 at the Masonic Temple. Hostesses will be Virginia Neutzling and Emma C!atwor- ;::~ r~:~:~~~h=: ~~': ' ,·,J B0 0 TS In One Year Coo_. I I Differential~ II Driver Dyino-b By Uolled ..,_ I a ........,_ It 11.te111 . Tldl weok'o Ohio colltgo f<Qo WlttenberJ at 0t1o11>ein ball scbedul"' Y~ 1d !•lin ll· Satanlay Alma tltidl.) at Aeh!MMI Southern M<tbodl!t Blulltou at I'IDdlaJ at Oblo State Ohio Unlv, at Purdue Xlvier at Kent State 'I'IIJUSB!B .BI:I..EAIED EaSiem lll. at C.Oiral State OXFOlll, Ohio tUPlJ - 'Ill< Oblo Northern at Indiana Cent. ctnclrmati Royall of tbt .Nation Capital at Mt. Union al Basketball re Oberlin a1 Hiram leased rookie auard AI Keuyoo at Earlbam er Tuesday. Thrasher said b. Woosler at Carnegie Tech would aoce~ a lfoduot, J,. , Graod Rapids (Mich. I I tawsbip ID bJoloif al the Uol . verslty of Chicago Royals 1· ~ at Deflance · .' Wilmington at Rose Poly eral Manager Pepper W1 1, ·d th •~~- " u1d lik 881 0 ~· 'J'biel at case Tech wo . ' W&.sh· & Jeff · at John Carroll ldhave't seen more of bim, buJ h the u-~ •~ d0 · ' Westem Reserve at Belbany 1 on :ve L.WU" ""' Saturday o!ght Tltrash. r gradualed l!J Ju' fro Wlttenber Universit Dayton at Cincinnati m g )' · the schedule. Lamar Lundy, 6-foot-7, 350 Bowling Green at N. Texas St. •••••••••••••••••••••· pounds and Dave Jone1, !}.foot- Miami at Marsha ll Between 50 and 60 per een1 4, 260, the defensive ends and Toledo at Detroit of the world's cork production Roberts suffered fatal burns , tackles Mer\iu Olsen, 6-foot-5, Southwest Missouri at Akron is exported to Lhe United States, h1 a t.'Jree-car wreck in May run-[275 and Rosey Grier, 6-foot·5, MuskJngum at Baldwin-WaJlace according to Encyclopaedia Bri· 1 i: CJad\rS Pardue is 3rd IOI rna nee ? _ ____ __ _ _ ll would seem, say Logan l fan :s anyway, that maybe Coach • Gallipolis, to Point P_leasant A~a ms will have to repeat to t and Coal Grove. T~e tie was wm the a~colade or "Coach of [' by Middleport, agamst Waha· Detroil Tigers, 2·1, in a~ after- thcrly of Norfolk, Va . a nd the Year. rna . _ , , I noon game and th~ Wlute Sox Glen (Fireball) Roberts of Day. After seven years of produc- . MeJg" coun ty 3 entnes In the we-re defeated by the Los An· tona Beach, Fl a. Weatherly SEOAL have big tes_ts to hur~ geles Angels 1-0 m a nig1<1 was killed in ·• r"ce 1 lng consistently sot:md foot-- dl p L 1 w 11 ... ... at Rl"ver· hall 1eams, Mr. Adams stiU t'. omf'roy en er ams a e - game. I side, Calif., in January and nlng here of the world GOO. ston club that has contender b; wltbollt a single pat on the written all over it. hack as the SF.OAL's top Middleput·l, wi!h a defensive cna<!h, line that has given up but 95 '1'11ere will be seven clubs af- yards in two g~:~mes, and no ter the Chiefs' scalp, the firsl tourhdowns tWahama's seven being Gallipolis which invites points came on a long pass), Adams and Co. onto Memorial will have to ~peal thnt action F'ield at 8 p. m. at Athens, and mount an Blue Devil wags art> recall· ol'ft · n ~ ivl' .rn lik t• Rnvthi n~o, jt lng an incident of some years ; has produced to date. ago when, in a fog, a (jaJI\pol- ~ Coach Bob Ashley hopes to ls ball carrier scooteu for a have everybody of varsity callong gainer and a TD late in 1ibf'r ready to go, including 180 •, the game to pull off victory . lib. Bill Halley who figures l.ogan parUsans always clalm· [largt'ly Hl his del'enslve plans. c ed the ball carrier detoured Ashl<'Y announced Monday he slightly, around the bleachers. I may m<lkt· somP changes in his thus being beyond reach -and p!:' rsonne\ on nftense. not to detection - in the. swirling nulli fy the llthens' scouting re· mist. , purls 1\ t'i'l'.~sa rily , but to add Be that a~ It may , the Blue i a mea .:;11re of puneh to it Devils will have thf'!r riRws rHe wa sn' t hnppy over the full, and their horns well oc- Jaf'kets' first qu.arter dl~p l ay cupied - with ChieJ'tains, no of sheer pnwer at Wahama flz· doubt. , zling out into a namby pamby : Favorite in the contrs! mus:t · (_'<Jm cdy ot l'rrors from midway be the Cltiefs who have roll-ed , in the third pel'iod lo !.he end of · over two opponents, ReKiey the 7-7 deadlock. 1 :md Maysvllle, toted up 66 i "You j u~t ('~n'l make mis- ; p11ints, giving up but six . 1takes like we did and win in Meaawblle, Galllpolil is tbe i th~ SEOAL, or anywhere," he tnly elub ia tbe lea1ue wbicll 1 s:~ id , bas blotted a pre·st!ason· i Coach Charley Chancey at warm.up reoord. that bro11f!b1: Pomeroy, while he took Rut13 victorieSt, two lossest and land 14-0, llkely is thinking ' aa tie to tbe eight club!l in play , bout like Ashley . 'Ais team drew 1 ouhdd~ the leap. far ton many penalties, cripBoth losses were suffered by piing possible TO drives:. t:ttlt'. Taber Speaks Against Pay ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, to rid, to bls death. OOACB OF WEEE I Tile likeable auto pilot from PIIILADELPIIIA IUPI) - RALEIGH, N. C. tUPI) North Wilkesboro wu fatally Tht Pldladtlplllo PIJIIIlel IJe. Earle Edwarda ol North CaroInjured at the Charlotte Motor raa aeeeptlq World Serte1 llna State, who clalms he's just Speedway when htJ 19M Ply· ticket appUcatlou today and lucky but I! sill! somelblJii of ma1y a brave 10111 looked ov- a JIUIIiclan, waa oamod er Ill• lhou.lda- when he drop- ol·the-Week by United Pral JD. ped blo leiter to the moll box ternational today for his upset Iduring a tire-test run . a1 midnight victory over ardrrival North CHARLOTTE, N. C. LU PI )Pardue died slightly mo_re ; The Phils bad just dropped Carolina. J' M !field Pa d 33 than two bour1 after the mts- two stralgbt to the preNID& w'{;'iave a~P selling rc::~ ~ hap ln the emergency room ~c second p)ace Claclnoad Red1. 1n The day.-, tbe sea!Wn, and the BIGGEST OF ALL 1957 to race them, Tuesday be- Cabarrus County HC1Spltal th hird NASCAR k Inearby Concord. Hlo wUe, !:let- PbWie& lead were a:eUiq: NEW YORK (UP!) - The came e t_ stoc I h h d ced b f y car rom !lborter on tbis first fuU day Lo A I Ram hll the bl • car driver m less than a year ty, w o a ra & nge es 11 ve g _ her North Wilkesboro home of autumn, ge1t defensive line in the Nareached his side about a min: Hurricant Gladys w a 1 •~.~ona1 Foot ba11 Le ague and It ot more nalls Into tne coffins of ute before he died . threatenlq to wipe out tbe fl. may be the best. The beefy the Or_loles and White Smt Tues· [ _Death was attributed to mas- nal of tbe series tonlgbt, · led NFL delenRa ms domma day mght when they swept a , siVe head and chest injuries. which meant tbe game would slve statistics after the first doublehe-.ader from the Cleve- I The loss ot "GentleJnat. Jim .. be played In Cincinnati come ·th t land 1hdians 5-3 aJLI 8-1. The as he was known to h1;. friends, the last closing moments or wo games of t he season WI fotJr dominating fignres Onoles had been beaten by the follows the deaths of Joe Wea- 10 COUNT - - - - 4 ""'35c I Lar1e 10 Ounce Jar i INSTANT FOLGER'S COFFEE _______________ 1'."'.$1.17 '" &atwell No. 1 C1ns SUNBEAM-REGULAR 2 FOR 37c 7 • WHITE BREAD • • SWEET MILK • • • • • HI-C DRINK ••••• PINTO BEANS ••• 4 PRODUCER'S FINEST gallon jug $1 73c loaves MACKEREL 6 P1eker's L1bel Quart .Jars 4 ...... $1 APPLE BUTTER English Mountain Large No. 21ft Cam; GREEN BEANS HUDSON Facial Tissues Sb... $1 Lorge Pkg. of 8 Sorvlngs Jumbo Rolls BREADED 49c LARGE 12 oz. aonLEs COCA.COLA $1 bag J9c WHITE ALL PURPOSE POTATOES 50 ~~~gsp9 TOKAY GRAPES~:::~, - 2 29c YELLOW YAMS~=~::., 2 75c lb. Paper Towels 4 ..u. $1 LONGHORN CHEESE lb. lb. ePJlPER SPEClilLS FRENCH FRIED POTATOES 10c COD FISH BOX_ 79c boxes GLOBE ONIONS lb. bag Large Box 400 Count b.. 3 MICHIGAN NEW CROP-4 LB. BAGS Froxon 9 Ounce Boxes No, KrMt Complete 46oz. can lb. III Middleport, 0. All Low Everyday Prices Are Also Available At ••••• Second & Rutland MON., TUES., WED. _ _ CLOSE 8 P.M. Payroll & GoverDJDent Checks cashed THURS., FRt, SATURDAY·_ CLOSE 9 P.M. !CLOSED ON SU):tpA YS) THE BRIGHT STAR FOOD MARKET 113 W, SECOND ST. . ·------ •••2 1f~ 15c PIZZA with CHEESE DELICIOUS ORANGE DRINK eFROZEN FOOD Bl!l'S l .. rt PQMEROY, 0. �' ' ' • • To God upabooe, For all of the blessings • 9~·~·~·~<s~··~~t·~·~·t~~~~·~,~~~~~~·~~~·~-~·~~---R-e_a_I_Ed .,~·~·~7~l~a~ · ~~~ __Me ___F_or ___Sa__le-- , .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WANT AD & For Rent FOR SALE - Modern one noor newly decorated borne, $4%0. three bedrooms, aewi"'l •oatrinlenls ! 1~ HONDA Motorcycle. TWO FURNISHED •1 Phone WY U519. room, large llvlng room, dl,. and one unlurnish1od single in e Z2 6tp lng room, ldl<:hen and balh, Middleport. Phone WY 2-3267. full basement with shower 9 22 3tc ONE Electric Motor, 2 liP, 3 and toilet, storm windows, ..........,.. ou w-r. PubH•a• lloadcr o..d.Jtae L - . , t!OII "- CA.NCI:l.l.ATIONa OOa&IICTIONI wm bt ·~ QDC1I • • ._ Pa.hllq*'- ... Diu' • &IQUU.TiONI 1'U pllbbm• .....,.._ Ule II .W .. coU-et five 1 rooms and bath, on Butter·l l UPSTAIRS apartment, m..rt~ona .. .,., 0*-lllllt ""' ..... .., '"" M• INid wttllh> ,, d•n. JAJW 01 1'~ .. OBl'I"V ~ _ •1..M f(l"'' 111 -rd cam !mum. lltcb ~t:lotw wan h *' .. 12' • lOIY 4 MIL BLACK 20' • 100" 4 MIL BLACK TwO BEDROOM bouse on Lin- I coln Heights. Av<ulablP October I. Phone WY 2-5127, 9 17 tic w.... "' PHONE WY 2-2157 WV 2--3319. e 17 tfc Polyethylene Ploatlc For Silo Coven FOUR ROOM furnished apar~ ment in Pomeroy . Good !ocaUon, Phone WY 2-3117 after 4 p. m. 9 21 3tp OJ"UCJ HOU.a. .&.. ... ljQo IJ.Oll Oal1l Sa~ .. II. te 1.2.011 MOll 11'"8 80 &ASY ro Pl.aA.l.:& A. &Um.T PROUUCINe Phon~ 2:4' :11 100' 4 MIL BLACK 28• • 100' 4 MIL BLACK 32' • 100' 4 MIL BLACK (6 Mil Alto Aval11ble) eComplete Stol'!k On Hand SEI US FOR OISCOUNT PRICES =========:'IMODERN 4 room and bath furnished apartment. M I d- ' Pomeroy Landmark dleport. WY 2·3874. WY 2-2181 Jack Caney, Mgr. Card of Thanks 9lltfc "What's a quick '65 Wlda·TrackP" Republican Losers Always Carried Vermont I'm thankful I'm Uvlng On earth here below, I'm thankful for Heaven, TI1e place I shall &o. I'm thankful for Jesus, Who saved m ~ from sin, I'm thankful the Spirit Is dwelling within, I'm thankful for comfort He gives every day, For faith and for courage To travel lift's WHy. gas furnace and garage. 412 Spring Ave., Phone WY 2-2561. e 21 3tp - - - - -- T ROOM house and cabin over· ;;;=========;;;;,! nut Ave ., Pomeroy Phone WY 2-3098. 9 21 6tc YJn!mDBI Cbarlt eo ecnV lJ C•nV PI'!' .._, for 1'"1lrw OGD ~ proof paint. ~ bYW'UOII C.at. ,_ woN ,.. 1118U'tt- "*' phase, 1 electric motor, S H. P ., 3 phase, One electric motor 2 H. P . ll0-220 volt. One electric motor \<to .h.P., 110 volt, J steel paN bin, water bath, adults, 212 South Avt'nue, Middleport. WY 2· 5435. 9 22 tic !'lPI UQ' ..S. (l . .lft. . ....... oRUtt•• For Sale - - - - - - - - - -THREE room apartment and " .. ~ arran fboak!l • ~ tmDMdl•r.elJ Tbt "IIlio m• tr1.11 aot .,. f'IIPO'IWih• ,_ '..0" tiJp on• nl"'l fer rHiecl1on agalnlt .,.... Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·:¥Jdcllepo!:t, 0, sept. 21,ltM-1l servative GOP Congr..,man Clifford G. Mcintire. the apparently invulneraole Sen. !thode Island, ltZ<lq!J ~ Edwatrd M. Kenneay, brother cralic, aeema 111re te iNIId 0.. Co ngresaman StanIey Tu pper, <If the late President, baa a "" o- """'- 0 who was Ne """land c a mocra... """' ..... • Pldn EDITOR'S NOTE: Here II late. Poll~cians there, ln<ludlng dldate. 11n 111112 it tlected Its first Dem: L, Prouly, who 1s not as well . w -.. C<dllplicated politi<at situatloa back tow~ flit the !tnt of the oert.o of dlo- many prominent RepubUcana, Vermont, which has sent an .ocratic governor ln lot yean. kpown in Vermont 88 AUten 1s pa1gll manager for New York internally. siK yean. 'nle IOftmllr"~ . pal<bH by United Preso II> feel Yankee uneaslneso about Internationalist like George D. DemocraUc Gov. Ph!Up H.e aeeking re-election against ~m- Gov. Nelson A. Rocl<eleller'o The gubernatorial contest pits is belweea GOP leroad-r reporu oo po- Goldwater's views, especially Aiken to the U.S. Senate since Hoff, a lawyer whose fatbor ocrat Frederick J . Fayette, 1 bid for the pre!!denUal nomina· Democratic Lt. Gov. Francis X. John H. Cbalfe, w11o . . lldcal trends arolllld the cou... on fore1gn policy, may lead 1940, has .shown signs of poliU- was a Repubncan state legisla· respected attorney. 3oth th.ese Uon, " 811 example ol the lib- Rellotti agaillllt Republican for· into olflce by Ml votot ·tw try u the ltJM campalgo ap- many to cast their nrst Demo- cal ornermess. It elected it !I tor in Massachuaetts, is run· contes(.s are regarded as close. eral Republ.JCans m Maine wbo mer Gov. Jorm A. Volpe - the yean ago, and Democratic Lt. proach., the baH-way mark. crah.$83avnol to decide they first Democratic congressman ning for re-election against ReMu.Jde And Mcintire have ~pud1ated Goldwater. He first time in state history that Gov Ed ud p GaDOII Outlook ·-New England caMot vote in good conscience in 106 years in 1958 only to turn publican Lt. Gov. Ralph A. Jn Maine, popular Democratic h_as said he "~annot conscien- of Italian descent for governor.; ;;;;;;;.;;;;;;w;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;y;;,;;;;:;. for either presldentlal can· him oul two years later. Then Foote. Republican Sen. Winston Sen. E<Jmund s. Muskie is run- tiau~ly supP?rt the GOP presi· Bellotti won the nomination in \1 By PETER S, RICHARDS de~~~~ nommee: , a bitter primary by loppling United Preu Ialerllalio!Ull ,..__________...,_ __,., ____"1 1iSnread in layer over firm apple THE ALMANAC . Hampshire.s first Dem- both parties have nominated BOSTON (UP!) - Fremont, m.lxture. PO\.C" on remaining ap- By United Press IDtemattonal ~.::~~ g~.ernor.di~ 40 · yearsol, men of Itaian descent for gov· 0 · ple mixture. ChiiJ until firm, Wl. mg, ri . ng a crest . ernor. Blaine, Hughes, Landon, Wlllmold ; garnlstl with sm. bunch· Today Is Wednesday, Sept. popularity res~ltm~ fro m .bus Gov. Endicott (Chub) Peabody, kie, Dewey and Nixon-t he s e 7 W• Rapalr All es of sugared grapes makf' . ..!l II 23, the 26 th day of 1964 wtth approval of legislation creating whose administration was enorwere the men nominated tor servings. ' 99 lo follow . the oN~ s.tate sweepstake. in moosly successful on paper but Mak11 & Models president by the Republican To fill 5lh cup star mold, The moon Is approaching Its the ?atiOn, faces Ute same Re- failed to catch the imagination party who never made t h e you'll need l lh recipe of apple last quarter._ pubhcan he ~at in 1962• !or- of the electorate. The dust has White House. They all carried mixture and 1 recipe of cream The morrung s.tars are Mermer state legislator Jolul Pills- not completely settled .rom that Vermont. cheese filling . cury, Venus, Juptter and Mars. bury. . fight. and it generally is felt WY 1-2255 Vermont, haven for harried (Makes a very pretty Christ- The evening star is Saturn. In. Connecticut, many top Re- that the Bellotti-Volpe fight still ilOI I, Mttn St, ,....,.,.. .,.., ..-.., .. loaf Route 1 pan. Add eirmamon and urbanites and stronghold for mas salad). AugU.!Itus caesar, the first Ropublicans are too "liveral " to could go either way. Pomeroy, Ohio water. Work tog~ther flour , sug. laconic Yankee humor, is the man emperor, was born on this accept Goldwater's philosophy.! ::.:;.;;:~=~----_j~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ September 18, I~ ai and butter until · mixture is date in 63 B.C. Even chairman A. Searle I; only .!ltate of the 50 which has Kitchen Cook : fine . Spread mixture over never voted Democratic in a Fancy Put• Hamburgen On this day in history: Pinney has rna~e n, secret of Here are some of the request ed apples. Bake uncoverf!d. presidential election. 1 lb. chopped beef In 1779, the USS Bohomme his displeasure with the Arizona recipes. I am also sending a en 375 degrees until apples Democrats, who hold three of 2 tbsp. fat Ricbard commanded by the senator. And Goldwater forces few of my favorites. tender. the four govemors~ips a n d slices sharp cheese American naval hero John Paul have not betn helped by the Sincerely, four of the five Senate seals up 1 can Hunt's Tomato Sauce Jones, defeated the British fri- penchant of their local chieftain, Ida Murphy, for election thh; November in Season beef and form Jnto 8 gate Serapis in a battle off the John Lupton, w make stateSWEET PM'ATO PIE CRANBERRY SALAD New England, would like to thin cakes. Place slices of coast of Scotland. ments often deemed Jess than cups cooked swt. potatoes 3 c. ground raw cranberries give up President Johnson a cheese on four of the cakes. In 1926, Jack Dempsey lost lactful. 'l'blsp. butter 2 cups sugar triumph which eluded even Cover with remaining four the heavyweight championship Expect House Victory ~ tsp. lemon extract • Franklin 0 . Roosevelt- a Oem- I Orange-\> peel, grind cakes and pinct. the edges to. boxing title to Gene Tunney in Democratic Sen. Thomas J . cup sugt1r I c. chopped celery ocraUc sweep of all six states gether to enclose cheese, comPhiladelphia. Dodd is given a substantial lge. eggs, separated I Apple In the region. 1 P""el:y. In skillet brown cakes In 1943, the U.S., Great Brit· edge over his GOP opponent, salt 1-3 cups nuts-ground Eatallo Maine Victory 1 tsp. cinnamon on one side in fat, turn them ain, Russia and China estab· former Gov. John D. Lodge. 2 pkg. lemon gelatin Besides carrying Vermont llh cups top milk and pour 1 can tom. sauce lished the United Nations Re- There js also some thought that this also would entail victories I c. pineapple (optional) 1h cup cream over them. Simmer 8-10 min- lief and Rehabilitation Admjnis- the Democrats will take all of lr. Maine, which has not voted Grind and measure cranberBoil potatoes until renaer, lutes. Baste occasionally. tration <UNRAAJ to help war· the Connecticut's six seats in ries, add sugar and let stand Democratic since the B'Jll peel and mash until soft liberated areas of the world. the House. They now hold five • WARD Moose movement split ,the GOP 1..1 hr~ Grind orange, app1e, nuts smooth. Add beaten egg RAINED OUT Jn 1950, Congress adopted the of them. and add with celery, Mix aod vote In 1912, and in New HampInternal Security Act, providing Massachusetts, where the add gelatin when cool but not cinnamon, salt and half iliire, which last succumbed to ar. Mix well. Fill pastry ATLANTA (UP!) A fo>y registration of Communists. state ballot will be headed by set. Allow for juice that forms ihe lure of a DemOcrat when W""lOM · tin. Bake in quick oven F~\ton County moons~e~ used A thought for the day, form-I F--;;;;;;;~~~~.;;;:;;;;;;_;;;, II hoosevelt .·an for a fourth term on fruit when adding water to min. When cool cover ram water to_ make his Illegal er President Harry Truman gelatin. In 1914. unUI his luck ran dry. once- said: "The responsibility meringue made of stiffly "•: "'ut There seems to be little doubt egg whites, sugar apd LemJ. W. Estes said of the great states is tL serve ?l ' b*1d ~mong political observers that DATE AND NUT PUDDING on extract. Brown lightly in searched creek banks for and not to dominate the world." serve hot. months trying to find the the three southern New Eng- 1 cup dates (cut fine) Your Depondablo moonshiner's stills. Under nor· SCHOOL STAFFS !and state~o.mecticut, Rhode 1 cup nuts (cut fine) De•l•r For mat condilions moonshiners try WASIDNGTON (UPII _ FacIsland •nd Massachusetts, \\ cup sugar APPLE CIIEESE SALAD to put their equipment on ulty and other professional staff! where Democratic rule has 1 Tbsp. Flour 1 c. hot water streams. in American colleges and unistrengthened steadily in recent I tsp. baking pwdr. 1 pkg. lemon gelatin AND When Estes ftnally la<ated versities reached an all . time I years-will support Johnson. 2 eggs 1':-J c. sweeteneti apple sauce the stills m a hollow, he found high of 496,1100 during tlle first Throughout the region the big 2 Tbsp. Milk 1 - 8 oz. pkg. cr. cheese the moonshiner had riged 1 term of 1963-64, the U. s. Of\ssut In national and state con· Mix sugar, flour and bakllngl~ c. r.uts, chopped Phone WY ·2-2550 tests is Barry Goldwater and powder. Pour over nuts 2-d c. (6 oz.) small red clnna- catch basin to capture the -rain. flee of Education reports. hls controversisl opinions. Sev- dates. Mix untll well man candies eral Republican Incumbents and Beat egg yolks & milk, add 14 c. fine cut celery office-seekers are playing down above. Beat egg whites and 1,2 c. Mayonnaise type s. dresstheir political affiliation a n d in. Bake 25 minutes at 350 de· ing avoiding taking a stand along- grees. Pour hot water over clnnaside the GOP presidential nommond candies, stir until they !nee. APPLE CRISP dissolve; add gelatin; stir un· Gets Newspaper Support 4 cups apples til it completely dissolves. Add Many newspapers which usu- I tsp. cinnamon apple sauce. Pour half the mixture In an ally or always have supported ~ cup water Republicans bave endorsed '!< cup all-purpose flour 8 Inch square pan, let chill UJI: Joh~,son. 1 cup sugar til firm. The three northern states ;2 scant cup . butter or Blend - together ~ have shown fisaures in their ine room tennperattii'O, ~~~bed Republicanism of Slice .apples Into lnstr.uctlont He sends thru His love; INFORMAnON •• r . , looki"'l Ohio River, ~.110 down, 15 yearo to I>"Y, Easy monthly payments like rent. 4 per cent interest, W r I t e Durst's Store, Portland, Ohio Phone VI 3-2261, 9 22 !Ole I'm thankful for labor. I"'R SALE-Mlddlepurt'o IBIIest buiJdlng, located 352 N. Second Street, Middleport Priced for qui<S .ale II> quire at Ohio llotel. 10 I~ tfc BUICK$ -PONTIAC$ Sea them both Sept. 24 at ---- BLAETTNARS I And for every test For when they are over, I find needed rest ; I'm thankful for neighbors, For kin and for friends, I'm thankful fer churches, And preach~s God sends. 0, yes, I am thankful F'or health, food and home, For peace and contentment Where ever I roam ; For God's great protection Thru Hi s keeping care, I ever an thankful, And tell Hlm in prayer. HOUSE FOR SALE: • rooms furnished , Minersville. $311110 Phona WY ~12. l 2li lie 1 POMEROY, 0. ·• • ====---:----c-- I'==~~~~~~~~~~ ~ HOME for rent In Pomeroy 3 ~ WISH to thank everyone who FURNLSHED and unFurnished G. E. Portable dishwasher, rooms and bat.L WY 2--3S75 I'm counting my blessings, to date, was so kind and thoughtful apartments. inquire at the years old. ln good 1-U-tfc Tho ' he preaches the old fa sh- But can't count them all, during my recent stay in OhJo Horel. 8-14-tfc Phone WY 2-5127. As there are so many, ioned Gospel, Meigs Memorial Hospital. I ' 10 Business Services especlally wish to thank Dr. fHREE and four roo~ turni~h& And warns a ll to accept ere too Some great and some small; machtnea. l - - - - - - - - - - So, I'll go on lhankin[; R. E. Boice, nurses a n d ed and IJQfurnished apart.. SINGER Sewm~ late. new . $59.50 up. !><:vera! used BEAT DROUGHT by building My Lord every day ataff. and those sending cards menlll. WY 2-5434 12 6 tfc stock ponds dalllll • . OLD FASIDONED CHURCH May this old fasnloned church For all of the blessings macbineJ at bargain prices . • and flowers. . HOUSE tor rent m Pomeroy. The tt'abrtc Sbop. ~inger Salea Free estunatea - fair A Song on the hill top He's sending my way. Asa Custer three rooms Blld bath- Call and Service, Pomeroy, Ohto. good work Prompt serThere's an old fashioned church Still remain thru the years yet 9 23 ltp WY z.Jm •Iter 5 p. m WY 2-22.81 vice, all work Is done with d 4 21 ttc If you are in trouble, on the hill top, ,ahea . , <aterplllar built equipment. '"WE-,--W -1-SH_to_e-xp_r_e_ss_ our _ most 7 '!I tfc Please listen to me, Auto Sales Also any kind of excavatioos Where we meet with '6\Jr May we all keep on praying sincere thanks to Dr. E . A. _ H_O_USE -.~ -r-oo_m _s_,-cb-a_ th_,__ pi,..,. Go tell it to Jesus, neighbors and kin, toge!her, . made with back·hoe or front And He'll set you fee ; Schaekel for his 15 ¥2 years of ture windoYt , basement, pickend loader. Emmet w. Shu-- And our prayers are united to- Till the time that we rest w1th FOR SALE: 1956 Ford V8 Ker~p trusting in Jesu~ faithful service, Ewing Fun- et fence yard. 1671 Lincoln ler Conlracti"'l, 342 Page St., gether the dead. dard transmission, 4 eral Home for their kindness Heights. Phone WY 2-2780. WhHe dov,.ll here you stay, Middleport, Ohio. Phone WY To our Lord who ha s saved us and oonslderation, F r i t z 8-22-Uc hardtop, excellent coooditi<>n, I O, lets' pray that the youth will Then you will be thankful 2'!2.!3, t 21 tfc from sin. or will trade for other Buck fer the beautiful organ - - - - - - - , - - , - take over, Each step of the say, Cborut music, Rev. H. B. Imboden FOUR room furnished apart- pickup truck. Phone WY Plumbma. MaeDer Oft·times we go and kneel 11>- And survive when the o I d 6103. 9 13 3tp for his fine sermon aod rna- ment. Pbone WY l-3658. folks are gone, -Composed in September Yurnaceo. &nlold ........., gether 'round the altar, ay <ails, the pall bearers, 11 24 lie So this old fashioned church on , 1964 by Mrs. Riley Pigott. Tile Rambler Ill! East MaiD 811'Mt, r - And start praying in the good cemetery crew and to all the hill ~op World Slalldatrd of Compaet oroy. Pb- WY Wt& old-fashioned way, our aelghbors, lrieods, rela· FOR RENT, modern bouse, Excellence 7 20 Uo Then God hears and He an- Will revive thru God's love and TEACHING HANDICAPPED tivea and aU sending the su rooms and ~ath, Youngs· live on. WASIDNGTON (UP!) - The town ldl<:hen, tile floor, In- BJg ear roem, ride aod~.!:.'; !f;;;;;~;;;;;;;;,~;;;;;;;;;;ll swers from Heaven. U. S. Office of Education estibeautiful fl~ers, oatrds, !me <ated at 136 Lincoln-rd Ca ll lormance, SmaU car e< Yes, God hears all !lis childfood or ahow~g sympatby m WY z.J02IJ b 29 tl -Composed in September, mates there are 6,136,438 and m1111agerabillt}' ren who pray. 1111 way, during the extend· c 1964, by Mrs. Riley Pigott. school • age handicapped chilSee «" illnw 8lld the death of - - - - - - - - - dren aod tbat 213,403 specially Metropolltaa Moton & OW' dear pastor 1tands up. in our dearl7 loved one, Iva Wanted To Buy trained teachers are needed to E. Main Street, Pomeroy the pulpit, I AM TIIANKFUL Mat Buek. We lhall alwaya _ _ _ _ _ ____:__ help educate them. Phone WY il-387t Willi a message that's still up OJ yes, I am thankful P•rt• & S.rvlct~ On - • you. WANTED, used furniture, tool!, I 22 Frenk L. Buck and dishea aod bousehold goods. Any Moke Chain Sow Yamlljl Any amount, large or smau. 8usineu Opportunities I :IS ltp call Knotl! Auction, Gallipo:j Smell Engine Servlct~ OR WOMAN WANTED lis, Ohio. Phone 446-2917. y 10 20tp take over postage stamp Notice chine route and service ac- 106 w. Main Pomaroy, o. counts In spar• time. Reliable~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THE MEIGS County Cootl Hun!: For Sale person wh" will give ac-- 1en Assoalatioa wfU have a ·' PHOTO Copying servtce. Cop: ham lhoot 011 Sunday, Sept. 1!11!2 HONDA "'silpel'fuiwk, ·$i!s. aounts prompt service, leo made of legal papers, 27, starting at 1!:00 noon, at Gene Dodson, 927 Brownell mum · 10 hours per week. Car birth records and almost any .._, necessary. SnowbaU Hill, Byra<use. Ava., Middleport. t 23 61p other documents. Also lamin- .,:: • $2595 CASH REQUIRED IJI4tc .. In plastic, film to i .'!' . ling :""'~-===---- 14 ft. BOAT with trailer. 35 NO EXPER' ENCE SELLING THE TRUITEES ol Ollve H.P, Evinrude motor, gas OR SOLICITING. Accounts 1erve your valuable Townoblp, Melga County, tank, 2 life jackets, fire ex- are established for you. Will Reuter IDsmaD<e, Pomeroy t4 Ohio, will aacept blda for tinguisbers, $4110. 1959 give you a good steady in__II_ _ _ 1h• purchaae of a new or lish Ford, $350. 35 ft. Liberty come. Larger territ 1ry avail- _ _ _A_U_C_:TI_O_NEE uoad road ....lalaen. Bids House trailer, $450. Call WY able for prosperous full time CM:nplell 8erviCI will be rocolved ..w Oc:to- 2-WI! before 10:00 a. m. or business. Steady year around cnu l<radlanl bor •.. lltiH. aIter ~• : 110 p. m. repeat business that is nonWrite, Pllllal • c.a.et Ada Blsaell, Clerk, 9 23 61c seasonal. If you are •inoeen•lv I A. C. 81W)FOBD Loa& Bottom, Ohio SWEET POTATOES. Charles Interested In handling this RadDe, OIN I 2S 31¢ 8 :::::=:::---::---:--::--c-- Hilton, Phone VI 3-2638. Port· territory and running buslI II lie WANTED - General Hauling. land, Ohio. g 18 6t< ness of your owo, write about -,------::::--:c----: . &ar1 Gnes•, ptmnl!la& _. Yourself and give phone Lee Drena..-, Phone WY Z. 1801. t 11 ltc MEWNS, potatoes, beans, $1. ber Box 668-M, Care of lleallll& per bu. Bring containers and Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, IIIDerl'fiDe. _,. l.EARN TO SQUAR.I. DANCE pick 1'0urseU. Clarenet. Prof- AU replies confidential. Bud yoar - • - (Wtllerl Style~. N"" be: fill, Phone VI !:2254. • 22 2tp lie luon ID ginner• <lass Jllarll Wedneat 16 tfc Sewer day, Sep~ :as, 7 p. m. Day· . Real Estate For Sale Ught Savings Time, New 11a: PEACHES, ready, bn1111 co~ cau WY WS'If Day or Nf&ld ven Community Bulldi"'l talners. Webster Fruit Farm, WANTED to buy: five to twen· 7 • lie New Ht.ven, w. Va. Flrst ~ Long Bottom. Ohio, Phone ty-five acres, near Pomeroy. ==:-::===-:::----::lessono free . . . . c v.nt sea ft85.32Dl. I i tfc Norman Rose 3601 Samuel PIANO TUNING. Newman Rd., Akron Ohio. delle, Middleport, :1-3791.1 you enjoy them. Phone Ray REGISTERED Hereford • 3 23 8 Wnston New Haven 362:1211. three years old. Good 7 =::::===-===~'.,'7~ tp bulL Manure spreader on n RAVEN REAL ESTATE EXPERIENCED LET REES FLORAL In Racine ber. Oscar Weber, two mil<,.[• rooms and bath (3 bedrooms! handle all your nower needa. east of Chester on State two story house, lnaulated Funerals, weddings, gUts, al- 248. storm doors aod windows, so beautiful glassware. Rees baseboard electric heat, enFloral, 3rd Street, Racme, BABY BED, with closed porches, full baseOhio, Phone WI t-3983. men!. Corner lot (paved 17 .50 at 1666 Lincoln 9 1& 15 streets), Also a S room and l'mD lbe illl"lloot !nidi or ==--::-::::-=-,--lc Pomeroy . Another baby bed bathe< ·1 ge wit' fuel oll beat bUlldozer radiator to tbe I.OSE WEIGHT salety and en Rutland home of Adeline on back of lot. Owuer wtll QDallelt beater core. '. lly, wltb oew Dex-a-diet talJ. Browning. No night calls. sacrifice all thiJ ~or only Jets. Only llllc. Stark Pharm9 21 6tc $10.800, acy. 8-l~tp THERE'S no charge for use of WY 2-21U PorMI'O¥ Carpet dhampooer with pur- NT-'W 3 bedrOPms, living!'===~~~~~~==~'! chase of Blue Lu,tre Carpet room: kit<ben with beautiful 0. McCOY, AUcriONEER, Sh~mpoo . Baker Furniture. bwlt·tn cabmets, ....nge Cbelter, Ohio. S 2S tfe 9 22 6tc oven, breakfast bar and dln., c-::::-:-::-c::-:--o--=----= ing area, utility room, ear' I PLANNING l YEAR OLD Coon H o u n d. port with storage. Nice level ' Wayne Ritchie , Long B o t· 1110 x 1110 lot. About ,12,000. YOUR VACATION? I· tom. 9 22 6tp Road Hrvlco, boll band Top Dolllt Paid Fer service end tr•vel1ervlce A. K. C. Registered Pekinese Lh•lng room with paneled Wrecked C1n end Trucb ' puppies. Reasonable. Mrs. and wood , burnlqg fireplace, CALL: baUt, 3 bedrooms and r~ W. W. <.:all, 732 Sycamore ation room {or 4 bedrooms), TOWING E. M. BURTON St., Mlddleporl 17 6tp !<'"! oil furnace, laundry w~ 2-2632 S7t lroadwa., Middleport 100 bu. Clea.1 Corn. Call 985- carport. Lot 75 1 14~. Only Open I A.M. Ia 7 P .M ct...d su~ $12.7110. Qw<,er transferred, 3140, Chester. 913 Phone 985-" 'U'!'OMOBILE luurance been letwMn CM•t•r and USED PIANOS canceUedT l..ost your oper• rooms and bath, expansion Tuppen Plain on lt•t• Rt. 7 ..,..., Uceaae? can WY ,.. .. Reconditioned upright pianos, tot from street to slreeL · $50 and up. Others as low A good invesbnent at 011ly - - - - - - - - : - - - - $25. Free delivery. Rutland $3,1100. !Rental property will Uvestock Employment Wanted Furniture, call SH 2-4811. soon be In greal demand), ---,-,..-----:-:;7- - 9 23 6tc TWO registered Hereford ~UST HAVE WORK. Will do II years old. One open heifer. ironl"'l In my borne, 13 per WILL DELIVER good --appr;, Several other propertle. at $2.25 a busheL Apple Man, sale, with down payments :Ill months. Call WY 2-ti871. bus. Mn. Clarence Chapman, Rhone WY 2-2518. low at f!SO. Also a e 23 6tc Phone WY 2-2947, < &tp rental& from $4$, Bllli up. 9 23 Ul II<: ===- THE POET'S CORNER 7 . . , - - , - - - - - , - - ==-==--c:---;--:---:c HOMELITE SALES SERVICE Help Wanted LOOKING POl IICUill 101, l'nb! for .. ,..._ D. a. ~9!1 eu.t• SERVICE- ~ 1ft ow ..:1 IID<Itr lMI:nlatl.. . . . fteltJIID. U..:o.l.ll lhl"tl..., lllltlt'W• ' I... \f '' I RADIO & T.V. Readers' Feature: Farm Machinery Kitchen Cook JOHN DEERE L tractor, liar$: er, lights, hydrallc licit mounted mower. Good eondi· Uon $150. Kenneth Chaney, Darwin, Phone WY 2-6949, e 21 3tp Market Report QELAND'S T.V. TO HAVE and TO HOLD PT. PLEASANT UVES'I'OCK SALES 00. PT. PLEASANT, W, VA, Salunlay, Sepl, It, 19M HOGS - 175 to 220 16.21i to 17.25; Heavies 13 to 17.25; Lights I~ to 18.25; Fat sows 11 ot lUI; Pigs 5 to 10. CA'M'LE - Steers 14 to 19.· 90; Heifers 12.75 to ' 18.90; Fat Cows 12 to 14.70; canners t to 12.50; Bullo 13.70 to 17.20; Stock Steers 14 to 20; S I o c k Heifers 12 to 16.50; Stock Steer Calves 17 to 20.50; Stock Heifer Calves 15 to 17.50, VEAL CALVEI' - Tops 28.8!1; Seconds 24.50: Medium 21.60 to 23.50; Common & Heavies 18 = -=t -· .,. -· ANTHONY Plumbing -Heating LOW SHOWS NEW YORK IUPI) - Bor· rowing a page from OrwelJ't "1984," th~ Navy is showing the worst movies it can find to submarine crews on those long distance undersea voyages. sea· men are encouraged to hiss. boo, and stamp their feet at the screen. It is supposted to purge talent hostilities, but It nonetheless resembles Orwell's "Two MinUtes of Hate." -· PLUMBING HEATING CHARLES BLACK 't 11»._, Introducing the Rocket Action Cars! OLDSMOBOit!l~'ar·.o• Put stars In ller-:"i&el:.: with her OWtl Starlfte phone - - ·; OS SS , ' . .. -..111o - u J2, IV! ~~~~~iiDViw~iiimiL•"imitp~l;;;;;;;;=====;;;;;=;;;;o;;'"\l RADIATOR SERVICE All-new from every view ..• Great new Olds Dynamic 88! I , l· \ ha BLAEnNAR'S , l I There'll plen ty to get ucited about in Oldl for '65! The Nim•ty-Eight series ia more elepnt than ever. The Starfire and Jetstar 1 boast a fiP.ry new 370-h.p. Starfin V-8 that makee aoin1 Olds an nen sportier proposition! Jetatar 88, Vista..Crui~r. F-85-wbatever you ltked about I them before you'lllike even better now. See your Oldamobi11 Dealer-whm til• Gdicm W J - ,~ f1 . ( ~. .# 1958 - 43 x 8 Trailer, Coatact: Johl lllebmoad, AI· IJijjOO~~~;;;(;;;;;;;;; Spinet Plano, like new, eat, New Bovea 1111-1185; IJ Rim- lnlur...,., d b Is Jar I the Pom...., II!Mll II' llermU ApllcJ, Ill. 4!1 Ianni at In SUMMER JS GUNSHOOT TJ1MEM-I ShCootlntg fChor esterhamsFanlr aeon n ~edu hsportt tnth lzaM~~~al;~~ f'IVE ROOMS aod balh,..,-hou-st, most new, roll·a~way bed, na-. JIJD ~ IDIII ?~~~t~· area S\Uiday two were held n e gs oun y. emeo ! ,r a s oo a e ... ,. ...,. 123 Hud1011 St., Middleport, lllze. Raymond Hummel, Apall. il which · w ell attended. Forked Run Sportamen'a Club 1po1110red e other at the clubhouse near Forke4 Broadway, ldiddleport, ofter ltlqlllra Oblo IIDtel. For Sale or Rent ' ... ·' ..... :at' " aau::•= ...:'i ....... • • .. -· - ..., . - ... .. ·- "'" ..... ... ,. ...... .,.. , ... ;::':;..,_, a w• I lla Laka. ;c:: ·-Treat hor llkt lht)ounc lady lho 11, and give ·her a blisht little STARLITP phone Of hlr·own. Sha'!l rov. tlw posh and privacy of this baauly with the dial that 110ws Ia lhl dark. Ancllhe Clll ho,.. It 1ft uo~ lo.nialqb her a~11011ndlnp. . · C. II our llllaltitu OIIIQJ llldl)<, wt tum llcJw Utile it vrill c:ost tD hew a -STARLIT! lldlnlloil Phon~ lclr 1M . . . .' lnsurence I IIIIa 310-h.p. Super Rockd V-81 Plus a whole new Olds Rocket Action lineup l I 124HOUR 4 2~ubic-incb, Pick from all the Dynamic 88s, includinr thrN new top-of-tb..series deluxe D~ta 88 model-. f BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING ~otice It!! longer, lower, wider proportion~ and impressive new linea. InKide, ntow luxuritt~ and; comforts everywhere you look. Eveo. rida new. thanks to &mootber.thanoof!ver, four-roil-sprinr auspenlrion. And just wa.it till you ac tion-teat ' ' \,-, ~(~>/ ~· ' __; _ _ . . Y'OUI LOCAL AUTHOIIIID 01 DIMOttLE 8UMJl1 DIALEI ... lllllllHI ACTlOll IIIII&ADQUAITID 101 NINlTY-EIQMl, ITAWII!l, DYitAMIC a, JITITAt 1. .lllAI It, VIITA-CIWtlll. f .. '~ ·.~ ' . . ' KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES, POMEROY, 0. ·' �• J . . . -~ • . e. ' . wllb Ipolitical • try in dire;,. .,.,;,p;uu;;. • • Revue "' 1 eIeVlSlOn . BY RICl DU 81\0W United Prell lattrnaduaal ·~ • • • . . . - 0 THOUSANDS OF LOWER PRICES ON QUALITY, FAMOUS BRAND NAME FOODS! . , ' T . ,...· ' ~ ' 0 ' • 0 . ' ~- ' . 0 ' ' 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU SLICED BACON WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO liMIT QUANTIT'r ' tenna~ il1/~~~~~~ 1\eader of a state legislature, pupu ~ :11 program. the new cren. Crenn.a., ftnt video chore was na blossomed u an attractive-to investigate charges of im- 1v rough. tough. direct and ma· proper conduct 11ain1t 8D old , turely hand~me_ st~ , bewhen a director was needed for i frlend tJames Whitmore !, witb IJt•vubl~ ,n hts mtegnty and the premJeret of two new ABC. all the personal and prof~sslon- promising a welcome vern of TV seriea, "Wendy and Me·• al preSJures one mia:bt expect. adult humor . and "No Tlml lor Seargeantl," S&ltH~l' GOOGLE """ SNUFFY -Ill" he was tapped. Hil firm owna ~---==--::--:-~ NOPE··HE RUN OFF LIKE A 1 piect of "SiatU!ry's People," I HOLLYWOOD ~U PIJ - U you an Interested in bud<liJ>jj television moguls, mark well llle name of Richard CreDDI, wbo bowed in Monday night as along wltb Blna Crosby Prostar of a new CBS series, " Slat.- ductlons. He 11 moving. So tery 's People,.. about a state much for backfl'Ound. leg1slator. 1 I can't vouch for the autbenLlke the late Dick Powen. 1Uclty of the lesgislalive atmosCrenna is moving toward tbe top 1phere in "Slattery's People," of hi! bustneu the unorthodM: Iand the premiere had some way, "''hlch 1s to say. by work· probably necessary b~avado ing at Jt and Learnina every ' and melodrama to establish the aspect of it. Perhaps you re-- stature of its central fi~ure_; member him as Dick Crenna, bul allowing for dramatic htbe squeaky-voiced boy In Eve cense, the one-hour program Arden's ''Our Miss Brooks" se- has the makings of a fine series. Or maybe you remember rlea, and Crenna's titJ.e role has • ~~(.~ ~ anolbor al h1o shows, ABC-TV's might not hate their " Ben Call)' ." UOn! about various ISpecl\ of Slallery, House mlnorily the handllni; bulln I '1 VII matters him in Walter Brennan's "The the substance for au Jatogeth· Real McCoys." He directed er admirable weekly hero . The some "McCoys .. episodes, and series was created by J a m t s 0 A f LY CROSSWORD AOII088 DOWN L Man's nickname J , Viper 8. Solid 1004 t . Man'a 1. Scotchman's cap 4.Re.ort 'l. FloWer B. Cut.a, u wood 10. AnxioUII JH.!'D•en.t U .From 18. Near East natlvo Ua. Siberia.a te. river MO¥e, I. Wlltcb secretty .. Beard oL ..,.. T. Ftr.rna 9. Cookinc range uw:inp 11. Clump l2. Away Hi. ShOre 19. Measure "'length' abbr. 20.Topu 18. Bueecb 20, Betel """ • nam•. 21. Sound mad• " ... "."( by a cat ~. Parlorrn 2&. Ble- ..... vam ....,.,.., 85.Ameri~ 28. PIU"Uit:ic 36. Ap~e .. Jndian 3P. Statute iO. Glrl'l!l name •H. Lubricu.Une substance WELL, THE~'RE M IGHTY Qllt!T!! EXCEPT THAT I SEEM TO SEEMS A SKAME FOL><:S GOTTA PLA'i RECORDS AT A TIME LIKE-s<'!!!'- THIS// AH PiCKED UP THAR TEETl-1. MEBBE THEY KIN BE HAMMERED e.t.cK INm THAR PORE <JAWRS !~ HEAR "THE BEASTIES" SINGING 5()MEWHE)1:t:::!! ~ . Insane IrS. SUitable 26. Satiate 28. Coercea 81. Breeze 12. Plural; a:bbr, - 88. T&lk LB. Kanauga, 0. Middleport, 0. 14. Sun god 16. Billiard rods "" 81. Half an em 88.Aooount ...... 'a. .O.Highest NO STAMPS - NO GIMMICKS - ,. HAM SANDWICHES c for NO COUPONS- JUSTLOW LOW PRICES EVERY DAY SPRY SHORTENING LB. CAN 1 Lb. c c ~· • 1 GRIMES ROMES DELICIOUS HUDSON JUMBO BONUS BUY! lb. c Kelloggs VARIETY PACK • • BOX Clorox BLEACH, gal. bag CUT RITE WAX PAPlR • • • ·~ • Qt. Size DOWNEY • • COFFEE MATE, 11 oz. • • • • • • Del Monte ·. .PEACHE,S, 2i 46oz. ••r.·-·· TREET, 12 oz. • • • • • • -. • • • .. - . Joy Liquid DETERGENT ARMOURS- -. - 24 oz. Armours BEEF STEW MACARONI, 3lb. box • • • • • -- 22 oz. .... ' . . WMPO Radio 8:00 Sign On -Newo Campbells VEG. BEEF SOUP - • MUELLERS bag ' L ."Tho reaoon I don't laJ away part of my allowance, lo that I have 10 many lay.awaya walton& for my allowanoel" MONDAY THIIU FRIDAY PAPER TOWELS, 2for Pride Saltines Crackers FRUIT DRINKS c ' ' BOX A OwJp--. Quiatloa l..tZOBOIZ FACIAL TISSUE,400ct. . 1 POUND lo LON&I'BLLOW One Iotter Simply otando tor aaothet. In thla sample A It for the three U&, X for the two 0'.. etc. Single letter-s, aro• trophies, the lenath aDd formation of the WOI"dl are all hint.,. Each 4a.y the code !etten .,. dltfereut. - HUDSON HIC APPLES .. PAILY OBYPToQUOTE - a...,•o how tD wor1o: It: 4XYDLBAA:X.B • FRESH worrLJ ~bout' He'o;; ~ (Jood Clr" IV'2r"~ pencll" ""Qolfer'• "pln" rolls BONUS BUY! there'G no-thinq tO &Good frlead 1 lb. LISTEN TO TINY'S HYMN TIME ON W.M.P.O. 11:45 EACH DAY m41n'l:1 NO,r'ntJIIIS, O:J! To "blu• ROLL SAUSAGE s~~~~ October 00 Sl 0 N GOZZOB ZTMA X.&.lll li I JJ'FOliiVBKQUlC I'SBO ... CHESTER GOULD JJ'QSBZK.&.lS QOKVliX.-WTOIZOBZSA Yest.-• ..,,.......... lr m lllilTTillR 'lQ KNOW N<n'Ho lNG '.!'HAN TO KNOW WHAT AIN'T 80..--BIU.INa& 10 - !<lila: 7-... . , . _ ' - I WJ EH RADIO 6: gn n - ews PROGRAM LOG t :IIG lnten:banp 8:05 Country Music MONDAY THIIOUGB FRIDAY &:OO Community News 6:20 Country Jamboree • 6:00 Sign Oo, Musical Clock 1:06 World, National Newa 7:00 Larry Andersoo Show · !:3!1 News Head!in"" ; , 1; Spolllgbt on Sparta 8:00 Pomeroy HI Football 6:32 Musical Clock . 5:25 Weather 8:30 Mld<lleport 111gb Football f:Oo Be SUil & Knor. i:30 SUnset Blvd. , 11:00 Top Ten Show (Dairy Newa 8:00 Sign OU 7 03 Valley) 7:08 Mullieal C1oek SATURDAY 11:30 Top Ten Show !Outlons) 7:!o '!jews Hea~ . 8:00 SJin On, Musical Clock 12:00 Noon Newo 7:32 ·IIIW•aJ Clocl'• ·· 7:00 Be Stlll • Know 12:15 Musical Interlude 7:45 ·word & Testimony 7:•· News 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 8:00 Oblo Vall11 Newo 7:08 Musical Clock 1:00 Bill Miller Show 8:06 World, NaU..W No'" 7:45 Word & Testimmy 7:SO IOSU Football) 8:10 Sports ·; 8:00 OWo Valley New1 8:00 8:45 Sign Off September 8:15 Weather Plclw'e 8:06\Vorld, National NtWI 8:00 5:45 Sign OH October 8.18 Mustcal Clock 1:10 Sporto Tooay SUNDAYS 8:55 Commnnlcy Newa 8:15 Weather Plclllre 8:10 7:00· Sign Oo - Newo t:OO Talll of 1be Town 8: !It Al_uslcal Clock 7:35 Snnday Showcase 9:55 Mason County Nen 8:55 N.W. 8:45 8:00 French Clt)l Baptist Hour 10:00 Pamlly Worship Hour 9:00 Musical Cloct 8:30 News 10:15 l'ullUe Service 11:30 Song & Story 'l'lme 1:45 1:33· Hoilr of Deliverance 10:30 Latcbslrlng 1:45 Fam1ly Worship Hour (Thuro.) (Elder CUne) 10:55 World Newo 10:00 News 9:00 News 1:48 CoucreiiiDID Abelt 11:00 Newo Seal IO:IIS 81gb Scbool Bit Paredo 1:05 CoHee .WIIb J111tl 10:06 Sunday Chapel 11:06 Moi'Dlni Melciiue.o 10:55 Newo 10:00 Grand Ole Op'ry 10:33 Waol>iqton Reporta to (ezcepl Friday, 11:00 Army nma 11:00 Mlnlslerlal Allsoe. tho Peoplo Chercb Bello Rlnil 11:38 Special 11:15 A.S.C. Pr"81'am • Fri. 11:00 Slpldly Show .•. 11:45 World Newa Programs 11:15 Famlly Worablp - Thun, 12:011 Noon Newo 11:6S MBSOD CounlJ Nelli 12:00 News Roundup 11:15 Mason Co. Agr . .a:.t~Tues. 12:16 CbrlaUana Hour 12:00 Communi" Newo 12:10 Bulletin Board 11:33 Swap Shop 12:30 Rov. Marlin Teets 12:06 L<JeaJ Newt 12:25 Newa 0 Gramo 11:45 Tlny'o Country llymna 1:00 Rev. Andrew Pars0111 12:10 Markell 12 ,30 Saturday Matinee 12:00 Noon Report 1:30 Rev. Sllu Billups 12:15 Mid Oay Weather 1:55 Newa Beat 12:1ii Goessler's Guest Star-Frl. 2:00 Sundaf ChaM! 12:2o Evlllo Bulletin Boord 2:00 Sablrda1 Mallnea 12:15 Larry AnderBOD Show 2:33 Rev. RotCOe Thome 12:25 N""" 0 01'11111 2:56 Newa Beat 4:00 Jim Mees Show · 3:00 Sunday Chapel 12:1(1 Agriculture Agenl S:OO Saturday Matinee 4:15 Blaettoar Auto Show 3:33 Country llymntimers 12:45 Coontry Go Round 1:55 Newa Beat l'lbun.) (Dan Bayman) 1:55 News Beat 4:00 Dlscln~ Willi DoSI .4:30 Loeal News 4:33 Sunday Sbowca,. Z:OO Coontry Go Round t:3fl Top Teo Revue 5:00 Jim Meeo Show 1:00 Baptllt Layman's Hour 2:55 Newo Beat S:OO News Summary 8:00 Slmoa'l .Muktl • New1 1:30 Sundown Serenade 3:01' lllld-IVIIJ'. MaUneo 5:15 Publle Service 8:05 SunciowD Serenade 4:45 Sign Off Seplember 3:56 .Newa Beat 5 30 Dinner Muslcl·lt 8:45 Sip Ofl .lltptomllw &:41 Sign 011 Oclober;__ _'::.'OO::...:DI:.:•:.:""i~wl;,;:lll::..,:Dou=._ _.:B:::OC:,Sign;::::;~O;.;;lf~""""== 8:0S 6:20 8:25 8:30 6:33 8:55 6:57 7:00 7:05 7:30 7:35 Sacr.d Heart Hour Meigs County ,RFD Paul Bowers -Fann Nws · Rev.ll<lymond Joneo- Rel. Sporls Headlines Wealller Report News Tiny'l Cbapel Newo Pickens Hardware l'l'ues - Thurs.) News Report Bill Miller Slmw Jolmloo - Simpson IIlii. Show Ui'rl.) Roy's Food Basket Show IMon • 'l'lturs.) Baker Furulture Shew !Wed. • Fri.) I&S Super Market ShOW · SWINGIM' OUT a 'T~' HE's BACK ON 1H' B~ACH . G!E", BY MORNIN' THAT BoAT'Ll. IMLET, A!MIN' DOWN T H' HAReoR·.. HEY I HE'S BE:. NO TELLIN" HOW .r:t~R, 4UES6 "THoSE CilJYS MUSTil.' '51AYEO OO<lPPit'l' OFF I ~M+I•MI I~ 1H' MARSH! 8R·R=Rf eommum,, TERRY 9~ By GEOIIGE WONDER ~ A10TJIEI?! WHEREARf YOU? IN ROME I RIGHT NOW' DAQLING I BUT I LL BEf.IOME IN AFEW DAYS. I'M 50 lONESOME FOI< YOU ALL THAT l CCULD Felrmont BONUS BUY! MARTHA WHITE FLOUR BONUS BUY! COTTAGE CHEESE HILTONS OYSTER STEW PLAIN or SELF RISING Family Size 10~. oz. \ ZEST BATH SOAP • • - • • • • Zesta 1,lb. CRACKERS • • • • CRY! Nabisco 1 lb. . HONEY GRAHAMS CANS 2 HERSHEY BARS, 10 pack • • • dn. -· ... . . . ~ - ' ,• -. : - 1'1. Clbnb\ng 21-"-<h out by c - -· 'l gueaUontng IS. PIWldel' LB.' LAYER -· ; .- i ' .. ~ .! 29. Oocurreru:e 30. Japanese ooOn h ......... STREAK o· GREASED L16HTNIN'·· BALLS 0' FIRE!! I THINK HE OUTRuN TH' DADBURN ~,-,-, RIFLE BALL l TOOK A POT SHOT AT SOME FELLER IN MY HENHOUSE ,AST NIGHT, DOC .; ' ._., ' ~- -... ,, , ., ,.. . r l I> j, ,,, .i , ·.:r·.-;' - �. • Inspection Plans Discussed when Daughters of America Group Meets Mhens, Sunday, wh.re lhey In ·~ '· ROBINSON'S I we•e aco·ompanied by ' " and . ,1\lrs. Roy Miller and daughter , Na ncv uf Chester. ~~~~~~~~~==: : MEIGS THEAT RE F'OMEROY OHIO TONIGHT & THURSDAY S.pt. 23-24 NOT OPEN FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY Sept. 25-76 "HEY THERE, IT'S YOGI BEAR " (Yogi Color ) Yogi Bear Join Yu~i, ~oo-Boo. Cindy. HGUN HAWP! .. (Teehn ieo lor) Rory Calhoun, Rod CamNon , Ruta Lee. SUN.. MON., TUES. Sept, 27·28-29 'ROBIN AND THE 7 HOODS' (Teehnicolor) Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin. Bin£ Crosby. Edw. G. Robin· son, Sammy Davis. Jr .. Peter Falk, Barbara Ru sh, Victor Buono. Colo•••rloono .... roup ln Sizes 8 to 18. Solid colon, strlpet, cbeckl, plalda. Beautiful patterns. Mod popular 11tyle1 and terrific value.. $2.98-3 Piece Tank Cover Sets For $1.95 Beautify your bathroom - atop 11weaUne tantr and reduce water nolle. Completely wasbable - Jood color. TURTLE NECKS !Oiid rf'd . black or whitt!. BOYS SIZES 12, 14 OR 16 MENS SIZES SMALL, MIDIUM OR LARGI home of Mrs. Marvin Walker, 8ntOJttolltt;. Cavalry Twill Trousers and Jackets The Trousers Are $4.95 The Matching Wool lined Zipper Front Jackets Are $7.50 $2.95 each OTHIII BOUDOIR LAMi'S -------- 1.95, 5.91 ond .. . . Sale $1.19 DACRON BED PILLOWS Filled wllb white rir(ta dacron. O<!orlesa - alwaya tluf- f7 - - noo allertie. FJoral Rose or blue aU eotton eoverinc. • )> $3.95 Nth Long Trousers For UHie Boy• •SCHOOL SUPPLIEs-MAIN FLOOR U.p to size 6X, Gabardine• and other toUii' weartnc met.erials. Beltles• and belted atylea, · Ott SaleFor $1.69 Boys and Young Mens "Hondo" Cordurolts In ll'een, aray or brown. Blue Bell and. Ble Yank 11i11111 ty IOYS SIZES All $2 '95 MINI SIZII .. ARI $3,95 MENS "RESTON SLACKS" For tht• Month Eod Sale you ean 11¥"1 1 dollar oa the 1.11 Trousers or the 8.9& Trousm and · a dollar tift., on tile 1.1111, 8.911 or 9.1111 Trotuen. Tb.,. lrouaen are terriflo nlues at our Retultr prfeea. Tber1'1 no ebaqe for eutfa loi these trounn to your ltnl(ll and tbere•a hUDdndl to Columbus were weekend guesII of her parentl, Mr. and Mra. Bradford Maag of Minersvllle. Mrs. Roger Culluma i"eturned home Sunday alter a tw0 weeks' visit at Orient with her niece, Mrs. Edward Foreman Mn. Joseph Mathews, Pom pano Beach, Florida, has bee visiting her mother, Mrs. Pau1ine Ange14'tti and sister a nd family, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Sisson, Second St., Pomeroy select from. w.....ver P11n with lxtra Cartrtd..s -- - -- -- --- $1.GI Typewriter COHn ---------------- $1.00 For PortobiH l'ypewrthr Coven --- - ------------ $1M Por ltlnd.rd1 H•thaway laclgtr laaka ------- -- - --- ------------- 59c Nowal'll Ty_.ltwr Tabloto -------------- ·- 19e Pandl lhorponoro ---------· .1.9$-12.79-43.49 . Mont... WriHnrt Popor ------------------ $1.110--fUI ' . ei'URNITURI DEPT.-5ECOND&_ THIRD FIGOrl SALE MITAL WARDROBES w.-, ea iDehu b!ib. 88 inebet wide and 18 illehos deep. Jlqnelle door Cltebes, Hal Rack and BalliIna Bar, Wood-loDe browa boltt!d enamel flniJb, bran ltartlwaro. P:rem Campw ' f24·00 • . loys -liDo 3 tw 12 W11tern Shirts 1nd Fllnnal• Or Broadcloths Made with otlt1l buttono, 2 bolter ouffa, reaU, ......,.. Sale! All VInyl Swivel Rockers Pumpldn - Tul'quoioe - Black - Whlto TO MEET THUHSDAY Tbe One Won One c!..,. of the Pomeroy Firat Baptlst church will meet Tburitday ove. nin(l, at lite church. • Giant IALI OTHIII MITAL WAIUIIIOIIII -------- $17.50 to t4UI On laleln tho l'urnlluro Dotlf, on tho Srd Pioor ' and Mrs. Leland Sl..on, ,... ond Street, Pomeroy, entered Ohio University. Athena, as a freshman In the Coli"!!• of Music, and wlll be a member of the Ohio University MarchlttJ Band. ( ! looton Mena Wool and Rayon Pt.ld Shirts Wltb 2 IIJip poeteta, Slus from 14 to 171-2 - $4.95 I ening. ' Protractor lot ------------------ 29c lqlo Clm- W laolo lot of CaloN<i Ponclto .. -- ---------- 11.10 • plcg, S,.cl•l PrieM On The Pall Line Of polis. Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan of Peas ID white, IiCht tan, ereen. . $2.39• pair brand&. ,., Llltlo and really values. $1.95 ' I NOTIONS DEPT..--MAIN I'LOOR WHITMAN I'LASH CARDS Help youraeU flub earda. Addition, cllviaion, fractlo111, eubtractlon, multlpUcatlon, pre-primer wonk. alphabet and number eonceptll. $1.00 ptr box "'Swe.ter Nu" Jnsttntfy raiHt fua HUt from all Knit FabriH --"------------------------------- •1.10 l'btall Lint R-tr (Rtfllls I for $1.111 --·------- 11.10 lendox 691: Jetn Patch•• __ __ ..... •- ---~-·M•- · 471 lfuth Roller A110rtment (Fer Htlr C1r.. ------.... $1.St Bon Dn11mebr T.radnt~ klfl - - --~- - --------- - -- - S9c Drlfz Throod loxto -----------·······------ -- -- ll.GI Curlor Nalllpt" ----------·-------·-·····--- !'or ·11 •• • I ALl ' ·" $28·00 ' We Have A Few DELTOX RUGS To eloan up u 101141 U tb., loll II tb- pt1N. $14.95-6 X 9ft. ,QO $16.50 - 6 X 9 ft. $.:(1.00 $19.95-6 X 12ft• $12.00 $21.95 -6x 12ft. $14.00 :t HALL RUNNERS llo4o of BoP eolia of Leea C&rpeu. All are 1111 wide. Tbero'l jullM to aell. r 9ft. long x 27 Inch $11. ' 12 ft. long x 27 Inch $13.00 15ft. long x 21 Inch $l6:op ' . '' Be Thrifty! Save All of Yo11r Salesllps from All Over The Store . . Navy 7.91 aiO SAVINGS ON $7.98 Morgan Jones "Trellis" Bedspreads Fint quoilcy textured bedlpread of loopo and oordl and frin{t!d. lipread Ia 1 colloa and rayon blend whleb mateo II machine woababio and dryoble. Full and 'I'wltt in White, ClmaUon. Samon, Antique Gold. Seupray. Sand and Wtdtewvod Biuo, Sele $5.98 BOYS TROUSERS Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Swan were Tuesday visitors in Gal II- ... POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STOR! $5.0QIIUYI YOUI. IAUY 1'1111 YIAil Regular and t..pered. Be1tlest and belted atylea. The po~ ular fabric• and colon for tbe new Fall Seuon. SiMI from 8 to 20. Our regular price it ~.DI - any lilt. For tbJI weekend on Hle .. • ,..,. In tho Middlo Bla<k Noxt Ia EI!Mrfeldt .U. We Hne A Bit Stoc:k of Th... Popul•r ltyl.. In 1 and daughter. for ' 6 PUC• - washable vinyl plattic sbadu. 88'" 1: 7' - m, ,u 1. ~ are $2.110 in the Meno Wear ~- 'lbO!if ~It f" · . PI September. .. , · 2 an. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Roush and family ol alillicothe weekend with his :J••• lam,pa with wood fill!nJ•, torch· $1.59 Vynelfllm Window Sh1de1 many features OW' eustomert..~~· Yank Shirts. Many patterna iN.J ~~ SALE Sale 29c yard while ami pastel eoJoro. . -· MENS IIG YANK Woven Flannel and Sued~ Flan~tel Shirts With long tails, two pockett,' ~~Jf, · oM~ lit ON . ' lere IamPI, eolanial, hydrocal and hurricane kmPI Ia Patterns and plaid• in Hd, blue, ......... brown aDd taa. Siu1 from 8 to 16, 2 for$3.50 USN'S ,0/ 71 iclehe.'J wide - Patteland dark colors. Styk!• include milk Suede Fl1nnel School Shirts ·- .,.,. -' Lb. SPJCial Assortment! Boudoir Lamps SpKI•I Prom ICtnt Kolt Norman_ Rose left Satur. day morning for a visit at De1Iavan, Wis., with their sister• I Mrs. Esther DeWolf. Mrs. Maggie Manuel of Ra . cine visited recently with Mrs Edith Teaford, Minersvllle. Earl Teaford of COlumbus vi lted last week with his mother • Mrs. Edith Teaford and son. Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea returned home Monday after a week's vacation at their cabin on the Muskingum River. They also spent a couple of days in Columbus with their daugh ters and sons~in· law, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bunce and son and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thoma will visit their brother, Geor Angeletti, who was jn the h pita! but Is home now recovel'-' ing from surgery. The Sissons returned home on Tu day and Mrs. MathewS wll1 turn to her home in Flori da on Thursday. Freddie Sisson, son of Mr. naday $1.19 39c ALL NYLON NET ' - ln dark grey and dark greens. Tbe Ideal Cool Weatbn · ' Unifarm . Neat lookinlil, servlc~ble. C&v:alry twW. :I Mr. and Mrs. Sisson left on Monday for Cleveland to ta ke her to Cleveland where they Cha $2.19 pr. MATCHING VALANCE -------------------- Le.. & .._ Men• Match ina 7.99 MATCH Pinch Pleated Cafe Curtains Decontor Antique Satin - Dehu:e Tailored. 48'' pleated top -38" lona:. Washable - color fa•t. White, Beiae, Green, Pink. $3.39 . BAGS TO . $6.98 EACH Flannel Line and thl!' complete cotton line f<ll' j Mrs. NotaPrice ( $2.95 $4.95 For comfort - neatness - dependable m11lr:e - our ri:JU· llu $3.95 quality in all sizes. Your choiee of the eomp!ele 1~~~~ ~~~~l'·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·:·•~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~r~o~se~'~·======='-1I· Elsnora Ebersbach. 1 Mrs. E . J. Hill and Mr. an d a Look..• Chathem "Noblesse" Blankets Beautiful two tone revenJble nyon and acrylic b1anket bound with n1al nyon velvet lD harullome eolor comblnatlona. Completely wuhable. 72" z 90" - pradical size for twin or double beda. Available in antique goldveUow, light blue-blue, mosa ereell-jt'een. rose--pink. melon-Peach. brown-be{Je . Buy Now- These Mens $3.95 Pejamas I Fashion is - Boys $1.69 toil- Reaular $3.86 to $14.ilfl. Sale 1-2 Price StrE't<'h Nylon PuU Over Sbirll For 8071 and for Men lD I wardrobe with the lock tbat'l IILIIkiDa bie newa thi• H&80D. 21 to Red or B1ue-. Mens $1.95 articles was held'. The O<tober meeting will be held at the I ' lnatroua finish disguised toloolt: llke croeodile I Put a little fuhi011 excllement iulo 10ur SMAU LOT BEDSPREADS oell). Dllcontinued otyieo. Some alightb- (Only od. In White - oth~r hom emak ers would en joy I chu r('h. ha ving'' I Mrs. Bryant gave two medl· : lf so, please send them to I lations. " Leave the Future In Ki tclleu Cook, c·o The Daily 1 God's .Hand7;" and "One ~ay !s f'ntinf' l. Pomeroy, 0 _ At A lime, and closed with I Recipes for everything from prayer. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Warn. mustard pi ckles to pif's and oth· A short business se89ion was jer of Ebenezer St., and L. D i er pastries are being accepted, conducted by Mrs Antone Lucke, Hartinger of Middleport, wer I ! so plan to send yours to Kitcb- president, and members re· Sunday dinner guests of Mr 1en Cook regularly . sponded to roll call witl1 a 1er- Charlotte Stevens and Mr. and 1 Special recipe r!MJU sls for mon theY remembered, follow- Mrs. Don Hartman of St. A1'next week are: Old FashJoned ed by a dicusslon. bans, W. Va. They also visited 'I Custard Plf, rnJnce meat, DurinK the social hour, the Mr. and Mrs. William Pauley F rench apple pie. spaghetti and gr~p sang a num~er or old of St. Al~ns and Mr. and Mr S. meat ba ll s, and English tea fasJuoned hymns With Ml s 11 John Cunrungham of Buffalo 1 W 1 I cakes. Grat·e Campbell at the piano, Va. j If you are in need of some and then adjourned to the dinMrs. Jed Webster Jr. an d ; certain recipe, don ' t hesitate ing room where a dessert course son, James, visited Tuesda y tu r·equest it through Kilchen was served by Mrs. Benton with her mother, Mn. 1'. C Cook, The Daily Sentinel 's ex- Ponn and Mrs. H. E. Cooper. Roush of New Haven, W. Va. jclusive Readers' own column Memb~rs we.r e seated at a ta- Mr. and Mrs. Clare~~e Har. I for the Meigs.Mason area. ble w1th whJte cover and cen· brecht of Hamilton v1s1ted ret ered with an arrangement of i cently with Misses Ellen and ' Jag look in Conro Croeeo, a Sale $2.00 Yowna Me-ns C1mpn Raglan Shoulder Short Sleeve Sweat Shirts way somewhere which vou feel Church Monday evening at lhe 8.99 $1 •.00yard H•n•• N•w I Bmartalre captareo tho 8101&- CORDUROY nne wale In buutltul colon that are entirely wnbable. White Award Sweaters- All Sizes $12.95 Do you have reci pes filed a· class of the United Methodist CONGO CROCCO,& $1.00 and $1.29 Boys Campus Long Sleev~ Dress Shirts Boyt - ·I J lampl, This Sale $3.19 •I . LAUNDRY· I Devot1ons taken from Psalm DRY CLEANING 118 by Mrs. E. E. Bryant openWY 2-5428 POMEROY ; ,.....,.....,.,.,..,..,..,..,.~.,.~ e<: the meeting of the JOF Just Received! LAMP SHADES Oxford Cloth $3.95 Dress Shirts "I Devotions are f p / 118 rom sa m For JOF Class in white, pule! pint, 101d or multi strlpa. $2.19 pair In white . Menll Alumni Club $3.95 Woven Stripe DreJI Shirt• in blue stripe, red stripe or Jn!tiD stripes. AU sila. j SHIRT FINISHING Bl" lencth lntroduclnt At A Sptcltl Salt Price Met'll Dlplom.t ~I I . BeautlfW style• IUitable for pinup, ehlmney and boudoir ' DAY SERVICE 83c a y~. New quick dr)'lne tU rayon Lace curtalna. Waahable.. ~ prwhrunk. Need DCI stercblnl or stretcbina. Uttle or no lronine. 2 for $3.00- This Sale I ONE 90" _ manent finllhed - Special - OUr Koletport Ment Suede Jl'ltnnel Sb.lrtl 1D aizes 14 to 17. Two pocket•. BIJ Value. Mrs. Stout is Hostess for SWS G I quallt). TRULON CURTAINS All 1ize1. i ' I I " _ 73c a yd. MEN'S NIGHT SHIRTS Muslin _ $2.95 Flannel_ $2.95 I 1 Bleacbed- Extra 1 This S•le Only $1.69 I I eDRY GOODS, DRAPERIES--SECOND FLOOR Sale! Priscilla Quilt~ Sheeting From sir.e 3 to 1i%e 16, Full and roomy - two pteee pejamaut in patltlrns boya like for lounginl and aleepiq, ;r. I Most of thom from tho now Fall ond Wlnt., llnos. WHrl111 Apporol, Furnlturo ..,.. Purnlthlntll eMEN'S and BOYI' WEAR-I'IRST PLOOR Ski·Typ• Flannel Pajam.. for Boys I w -L S. ~ BARGAiNS for the LAST DAYS OF SEPTEMBER vJ sllt"d With their daughter _Kar· Plans were discussed for in· Mrs. Hauck expressed her ap10 en, <:~ freshm~:~n at Oh. Um\' e.r· spec tion to ~ held November preclation of the memben atsit)' . Karen, who resides . m 2 when Theudorus Council, Dau. tending the meeting and wei. Lindley Ha ll , was the dinner ghlers of America , met Mon- corned those who have been ab- gues t of her paren ts, Sunda y. . da)' evening at the ICOF hall. sent for some time. She ask. Mrs. Frank Betz has r eturn-Lottie Cohen, coun ::ilor pre- ed members to oontact other ed to her home in Middleport af· sided . Opal Bearhs was re- members and all work together Mrs . Grace Proudfoo.t has ! ter spending two weeks m Co- purled i mprovin~ at Holzer Hos- for the order. . returned to her home I ~ Gra f· lumbus with rela tives includ- pitlll. Eumce W1ll wa s reported The Booster meeting to_ be ton, W.. Va. after spendmg a . g Mrs Lucinda Daines ~:~ nd , ill and a round robin get well held October 12, at the Lions week w1th her niece and nep?· ~nd Mrs. Brooks Lam b .!ind [ r~:~rd sent her. Also report~ ill cl ub community buildin~ In Bel. ew. Mr. an~ Mrs_ \1yron Mil- other rela tivPs. 1 w en~ AIJ.a Nelson, Edith H1~es, pre was ~nnounced. A dmner_a t ler :\trs . .\1lller Js rt'fn \'t-rmg .f<'nends have learned of the 1 Lula Russell and Cora McBride. 6 p.m. wil l P.recede the meettng from surger~ -. Mrs _ Proudfoot hospitalization of Mrs . Victoria F.thel J ones is home fro.m hos· and reservations must be made was arcompamf'd home h; her \ lcCarlt•y in Community Hos· pltal and improvmg Netht> Hay- Wltl• M~s . Hauck by the October daughters. Rosall"'e Proudroot ita I 1500 North Hiller Ave ., 1 told of vi.siting :\I ta Nelson 1 5 meetmg. lt was announc~ and \1rs. Helen Snyder, w h. o ~oo~l 541 W. Jndianapo lis, Ind . IJnd E-: thel Jones. r th<~t the books. of the Counc1 II s~enl tht> weekend here w1th tne Mrs M!'Cc.t rlf'y is a fur·mfr Communirat.io~s were read I would be .audrtt.>d before l he ~ 1\lers. \l iddl eport resident . Her ct.1 ug h- rrom Myrtle Timmerman and nell l meehn~. \tr C. H: Wise. ~r . ha~ re- ~ ter. Mrs ! lara F'ra nrt>s St<tck· Edith Bt<tzin _,. Della Slah\ ~as - -turned to h.Js h om~ m \'1-<n·.erl y bou.;e is wi th ht>r . j t'IE"c te? and insta ll~ as_ v1ce after a bu smess tnp lo Oayton Mrs . J. w. Dawson. Vienna, councilor and Carne Memharl ~lr and Mrs. Delbrrt RPrd ef w \'a . '" \ tsi ung i:l t the hom~ was installed as inside sen tinel Clarksburg, W. Va werf' recent i ot twr daughtrr and l'arnily, Mr. and trustee, with Marie ~auc~ gUf'Sts of Mr _ iJIId :\h ~ . .Jamf'S ' <!lid ' lrs. Forrest Bach tel and I munci! deputy. the insta lli ng otSouders. J I daugh tH. Caro l. . ri f'er. ·Mrs. Ethel Stout was hostess :\1rs. Joe Wilson an~ daug:l- :'11rs . j\olar~ Shafer. Mr s. ThoMrs . HatH:k an~ounrt>d that to the WSCS of the '1'uppers ter. ~1yrta, .a nd :\1r. and M!s was ,:.;call ~·. Tommy and Jam- j Erna Jesse, captam , would be Plains. Lottrldge and South JamE's Dan1els ;md grandthd ' e::.. <I!HI Mrs. r.~ urge Hackett, present at lhL next meetmg . Bethel EUB church charges redren: visited Ca~Jden Par k m Sr spt·nt the weekend il. Char· October 5, and all orfice rs end t>ently at her home, Tupper Huntmgton, W. \-a _ Sunday le stnn \\" . \'a. Wi th Mr. a nd 1lhe team are rt>quested to be Plains. J ack Sa tterfield. so~ of Mr !\1r:;. Jot' Tn bbl e_ Whi le ther e · present for praclke. J, was votThe forenoon was SJ)ent i n 8 and 1\Irs. Jark Sallt>rfl.t> ld. 1s ., the group celebrate-d the birth· Ied to have putluck .refreshments making hospital pads and also freshman at Ohw l n1v~:rS!t) , d.HV of Kim Tribble. I at the next nleetmg and urge coin purses which will be sen ' thi s year. .\.t iss Sarah Dobbs is a pa· 1 all membt>rs to atlend . , overseas. Rev . Emerson ask Mr. and Mrs. EverPt1 B;~rl.l· tit·n l at Meig:; Genen:tl Hospit· l A ~eporl on the Deputy dub I eel the blessing for the noo ner and daughter, Con n1 e. we1e al as a resu lt of 1'1 hi p frart ure meetmg held Sunda y at Tup- : meal. which was enjoyed by ;;;;;;======= ==,I sustatned at a fa ll at l1er home. pers Plains was given by Mrs. the 14 present. Russf' !l \1c Eih innPv , C:olum- Hauck. Edith Wa kely , district In the afternoon, a busines bu s was the wpekend guest of depu ty, requested tha t ea c h session was conducted by Mrs hi:; pa rrnt s. Mr_ and \l rs. Ken- 1Council appoint. p~blicity chair- Ma e Vineyard assisted by Mrs net h Mr Eihinne~·. l l<:~dy_ to se.~d c! tppill~s from l~e .E sther Landon. Scripture read. Mr and \irs Harold Sauf'r fli:' Wspape• s to the sla te public· mg and prayer by Rev . Emer , and daughtf'f:; 1\larv Rulh o-md ity chairman f' ach month . and son and group singing of a ON ! Joy. were in ~:olu mbus Sunda .\· Lu~~~- Hawkins was named . t1ymn opened the m.eeting. Sev . I ! where thev attended an annual era I scripture readmgs wer e 1given by the various members reunion .iOhiu UnivN.':iliy cl ass-: ma tes hl' ld at fhe home of \i r. At the close of the meeting :and Mrs. John Rowman_ They an auction sale of home mad e I ! . ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY . ' I I:I \ 500 E. ' ' 23 .. Pillsbury BROWNIE Mx �'· " l .Jl y I \ • ,, 'NOW YOU KNOW .,.. rum lnde wu ,. poJIIil!ir Ia lllo llllddle of 111o IIIII Celltary Ia lbe Amerteu eolo• ... .,.1 olmoat 1,101 .....11 Wtl'tl e-od Ia II. • e at y n-.d To Tlae VOL XVI NO. 138 .' r~~~etem f'OMEROY-MJDOLI!PORT, OHIO en tine 1F'EA I'H£11 ..... T W1ooiJ ........ ....., ... ..., ...,. _, -- - ....... fooiPI, ... ~ .:.. ' t Jpt '"" ., .... ·. 01 1'1ae Jlein-M- b . -------------------------------aNti THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1964 PRICE FIVE ' ~ Maid only Casualty of Queen Fire Ed. Note: 'Ibis ltory II bao. " upoD relatlou of the""event Ia the S&D Relleetor, pubUsJI. ed by Sono and Dau1bters ol Pioneer Rlvenneu, Vol. 1, No. 3, Marietta, Oblo, Sept. JH4. The photo, original of w~'ch Is owned by J. WeUo Kinkaid, Jr., SiatersviUe,..., W. Va., the DETROIT - The Uoited Ag. Iron Queen ill 11howo just about to Workers and General Motors to wharf at Proctorville. Corp. today began their 24-marathon settlement drive to avert Crytng "My hat, dear Jesus, " strike by J5t.,OOO workers at my hat! " Mattie MOBby, color10 a.m. EST Friday, ed maid, rar aboard the burn· UAW President Waller P. ing Iron Queen at Antiquity 70 Reuther sa1d Wednesday night that unless GM makes "mean- ingful progress" in non-economic areas, a strike ls inevitable But GM personnel \'"ce Presi- dent Louis .;, Seaton was more OUTSKIRTING VIOLENCE- Troops of the South Vietnamese army make their way optimJstic, and said RED-DY FOR THE ENEMY-Getting ready to meet any possible threat from the Chinese Reds, Nationalist Chinese on Formosa step , up youth combat training. throug h the de br is in battle-sca rred village of Thanh-Bo, on outski rts of Danang. Wedn~s· day's bargaining sessions result· ed in "over-all movement to. wards agreement." Explosive Fire Aimed EMBRACING THE PRESENT-A young ·African bny encoun• ters the 20th century as he has his lungs X-rayed by a mobile unit of World Health Organization in Basutoland. WOMAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY-An elderly woman, member of a nomad eara• van from Arabia, waits patiently for group to leave Switzerland for nex~ Politics ,paot lo Tomb of Hole,.fol, Ono of Klioheor'o Jl~k~ wHh ~ , ' ,·~. BUFFERING ZONE' ~ . ' N A~$ HEARTLA:NO, where tho Iron Curtain IM'e~- tho one maile of bambooAil~ Red Chinese province of·Siilk!MJ as a-ln!ffer b;etw,ee!i the giants of the Cpnim!inllt ~lei. OU!clal Chinese. Communist sources claim tha!- Sinkltnt~lll• <lent cltf,ot KuhiOr Is. und,raoi!IJ a rmalsi'ancii; ~-·tho ' I ••I'Vl!!l wl~l '~OIOO\'I~~FIIllni HEll MINDEO - The youngsters have to step ' .aside while their fathers and grandfathers gather at the Planten un Bloomen Park In Hambwg, GerJDaDY, to ~ p1aneo. lD front loGk two )'eGl'l. o.., !an~ Ill split. For llOilturieo ~ !11'4 !i"' ,rip of. ftu~lllilll), llolaled. liy ~ · ~ of pl~lno ,~,mountains. :lleetnt!t, w1lli ,.,... ~~:,,Sdi !l:allh1•r l!Uilt ocorl!s of new facio~ ll'll'h"'N 1\11 ~~~cbiDFf Plant. 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