http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1284de91d6f014872b13970484e671ed.pdf fa4f6410e62690d94c593fb8b72dc6f1 PDF Text Text .; . ~~ ·• ,,,. ·' : ., "~f, ,,, eunton Held at School • '<~ I ! I I " ''' Jnclone$ia is Sf~dy . Topic Prese.nted • '•'.; ,,., r, -' By Mr~. Long for Chur~h .WS.WS L. ",.1 •· . lfw~n'lbeJong now·until School will be· starting •. .it's.time·for·bUYiii.J Boys a~d Girls School !loth~·.,_ . Eibeifelds·invite you to co~e in -·Look over ·the bij seleclj,ons of Girls and Boys Clothes and Accessories. On Friday night Elberfelds are ~pen unti18 0 clock and on saturday night dpen until 9o'clock·· Agood time for far\lily shopping· and don'tforget . about Elbe(f~lds August Furniture.Sale.on the 2nd and 3rd .. Floors. "Indonesia" was thot)oplc pre- also explained. Their rellgl~n 'J'he Unci ammal Hayes-Youn1 The sroup' bowed In silent Swindell and two girls, Rt: I, sented by Mrs. Myrtle · Lons l~ an Important .~rt~~. '.iild Holliday School Reunipn prayer as Rev. Cheesebrew Shade; Mr. IIJld Mrs. Ho!Ue V. w)'en the WSWS of the .Enter- ~IVes. The EUB ur IS rna held Sunday, Aug. 7, at stood arid' led, In honor and res- Hayes ,00 two children, Rt. 1, prise EUB church met . Tues- mg. an effort to send more mls1!Qillday School grounds In peel to Horner Lee, in rnernroy Shade; Mu S. Grueser, Rt 1, day evening at the home of Mrs. slonary couples there: ' lled!ord towoship, with 'an at- of all those gone on before. Shade; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wib- John Smith, Ny~ Ave. " For the. worship ~~v1ce, Mrs. tandance of about 60. I The following officers were lin Jr., Ronnie and Penny, Guy- Group smgmg of Jesus Jam~s .WI!! read LIVIng the · retained for another year-Pres. sville; Judy Roush, Middleport; Saves," opened the p~ram, Beatitudes wh1ch were modem A basket dinner was served Ronald Dougan; Vice Pres· Le- Mr. and Mn. E. Leon Sauters followed by the Lord's •Prayer day e~atJples of chtlstlan per-~ at_ noon, with the Rev . Frank roy Sauters; Secretary and and Vicki, Rt. 3, Pomeroy; in unison. A study ~~ Indonesia sons liVIng In Indonesia. . Cheesebrew of Middleport ask- Treasurer-Helen Woode. Mark aud Timothy Sauters, Rt. was made as members read Mrs. T~as ~·~tz president, · ing the blessing. . The program entertainment I, Pomeroy; Carl Brickles, Ath· articles concerning this . repub- was In ~.b,Fgo! <if the business The afternoon program, w1th committee: Martha Hayea, ens; John Hayes, Lcing Bottom; lie which included the art of sessiOn. l,Jrs, Roy Blankenship Ronald Dougan, Chairman, be- Sharon Swindell, PaUy Arnold, Emerson Hayes, Long Bottom; batik makins. This. cloth Is .was wel~ed as a 'new mem· gan with the hy~, "What a and Christine Sauters, were al· Allen Gilkey, Pomeroy; Jesse very colorful a_nd giVes one an her. An lnv1tatfon was .read to Friend." The cha~rman express- so retained for another year. v. Meeks and Lola, Baltimore, idea of the brightness and va- attend the _Fall Retreat, to be ed thanks to all for the d1nner, I The program concluded with Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur riety of IndoneSia and Its peo- held Saptemher . 111-18 at Camp I and ror the effort pul forth m a group of hymns by an; and Goodwin, Rt. 2, 'Jore Ridge, pie. Otterbein. ~~ were given. advertising the event ended with "Thai Glad Reunion Athens: Mr. and Mrs. D. L. The background. government An lnte~ report on collecThe p~"ram continued ,~ith Day," by the Woodes and : Brickles, Shade; Elmer Good- and religion of Indonesia were lion of stamps was given by a duel, 'I m Feehng Fme, by Cheesebrews, assisted by sev- win, Obetz; Pearl Gilkey, Rt. 3, ' Mrs. Eldon Weeks. . Mrs Garoldene and Martha Hayes. eral others. Pomeroy; Rev. and Mrs. Frank Visit Cltildren Prayer and grace by · with Colleen Dugan playing ac- Games aud contests were con.: A. Cheesebrew, David Boone, I C 'tal C'tv Menzel Smith clnsed th~ me: cordion accompaniment. dueled by the entertainment Middleport· Mrs. Lucy Hayes, . n ap< I tns. ·after which refre me Scripture reading and sermon, committee, such as ''Cracker tmlddlepori; Mr. and Mrs. Ga- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth .Rus· iwere served by the hostess to "Growing up aud Growing In" eatins contest" won by Ronnie rold Hayes, Shade; Mr. and sell, R. D. 2, Racine, visited in 13 memhe'" . ·~ two guests, was by the Rev. Cheesebrew. Wiblln. "Older group" won by Mrs. Webber Wood, Harrison- Columbus this past w~k with Mrs. Perry ,Smith and doughAlso on the program were a Ned Swindell," Bubble gum ville; Mr. and Mrs. Gyy W. their children, Mr. and Mrs. ter, Melanie ..,·. duet, "An Empty Mansion,'' by (:Onlest," won by Kim Stev- Lee, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. William Burton and Lisa Anne; _ __,;__ __ Manda aud Theresa Eastman, ers and "Women's Balloon Harold Douglas, Albany; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T. Chap- ~ with accordion and harmonica blowing" contest, won by Eve- ! aud Mrs. Garth Beat, Athens; man and Shelly, and Karl Rus· etnS pml accompaniment: a song by Ly. lyn Wiblin. Mrs. Luara Guthrie. Guysville: . sell, who is employed In the ! nelte and Tamie Dougan al'ld other t•ontests and games Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode, i olfice of Midl<md Ross. ! :. Kim Stevers; a duet, "He were held on the field, such as Coolville. I . Karl,, a 1966 graduate of Ra- 1 Came a Long Way !rum Hea· horse-shoe ball tug of war and The reunion will be held at cme H1gh School, also attends M .. Cl K and . mg 'h ven. " by Garo ld t>ne Hayes and etc. Small , prizes, were awarded the same place and on the first t i c asses at MtCII a a o ege. · Mrandr~eoerns · nd J I · 1967. Wh'l1e m · CoIurn bus, .Mr. and daughters' ' Jei Yt a M'ddloyce. CoIIeen Dougan, w1'th aceord'1on; in aU competitive contests. i' Sunday in August m rt 0 1k : . a reading '' A Little Pilgrim," Registering were· Mr and . Mrs. Russell also attended have retum (Jesus pai'd the Fare), by Man- Mrs Ronald Doug~n 3 ~ 3 *4it%1ili!iJiMil'liii'SM'fM.W"-t't"~i>"~ birthday party honoring Lisa , where they ~Jan htols mat.e eirt · · ~~ Burton ·s second b'lrthd ay home followmgA re tremen da Eastman: and a readmg by children Shade R D . Manda t"'.' I Anne I Ft B 1 ' ' · ·' ""&! i A 3 , rrom the U S. rmy a . en· Fern Cheesebrew. and Theresa Eastmfn Pome- _ii:! on ugust · I . G · The eldest attending was AI- roy, R.D.; Garoldtite' Hayes. [ ~: nl;~~ ~ave been residing in len Gilkey, 94 years of age: Shade. Rt. 1; Mr. and Mrs. Gra- ~ GIVE DINNER Coluui'bus, Ga .. where he was the youngest. Pa~la Jean Swm- dy Dale Arnold and two boys , k', :t Mrs. M. C. Wilson entertain· stationed. They are residing dell. 7 months, and the farthest Rl. 2,Aibany; Mr. and Mrs. Ned j; ~ ed with a family dinner Sunday with her mother, 'Mrs. William distance, Elme~ Goodwm of .. -- - ~-' ~- at her hume un s. Sec'Ond Ave. Rosson, until they find suitable I Obetz, Oh10. G1fts were pref :~ ~ Present were Mr. and Mrs. w. housing . I Q en w. Wilson and children, Randy Their daughter, Joyce, wlll sented each. ''"""" I I Mrs. Per:y Smtih and daugh· and Cindy, Wheaton, UL; Mr. enter the Middleport seventh ~' ter. Melame of Columbus , are and Mrs. Curtis Wilson and grade. Their elder daughter, ~: ·~ the guests of Mrs. John Smith, family, Suzann, Stanley, and dy is a graduate of Baker Htgh ~ The Salem Center Girls' 4-H Nye Ave. David of Charleston, W. Va., School, Columbus, Ga., and ~:~Club rece<~tly took a tour of1 Mrs. HelenWDulnfcalfandy lath- and Mrr. and Mrs. Earl Knight. also of the SoutheaAII>rn Beauty ~·,: . 1er Anthony o e ·D oungs·· !I 41 various Meigs County busmess- ~ 1 ' th guests of Mr and School there. Mr. ,- and Mrs. i es own, are e · · SERVICE SET Kerns and family have lived in ·The group started by going Mrs: Nathan Bl:g• and 1 Services will be held at the several states during his army ~ ~ to WMPO Radio Station There Mktss dShlaroCn I tgbgs speltnh Keno Church of Chris!, Friday career but have retumed to weeen n ournuaw · A · h botb ' • · '1 the club members had the ex- . t d b th . 1 evemng, ugust at 8. Mr. their hometowo w ere . s1s er an ro er·m~ aw, J M Mr. and Mrs. w_ w. Wilson perience of saying .their names Iand Mrs. Tip . 8 erry asters, were reare4r , ' and dliJdren, Randy and Ci~ a~ the schiOI whH'h t~ey at· was accompanied home dy. have returned to their teild . . evening, by her parents, home in Wheaton, fll. , after a Next, the gorls went to the and Mrs. Nathan Biggs w visil here with his mother, llolsum Bakery where Mr. Bob spent the day there and atiEmd·ll Mrs. M. c. Wilson and other Byer took them through the eel a family reunion. relatives. bakery, then treated to a fm- Mrs. Helen Duncan and The members uf While Rose ished product, doughnuts. er, Anthony Wolfe, visited brk~·ll Lodge held their annual sum- I Next, the club went to the ly with Mrs, John Smith, ·rue•- II mer picnic Wednesday at the R. C. Bottling Company, m Mid- day evening. dleport. After seeing the var- Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thorn· \llddleporl Roadside Park. Mrs. Lulu Hardesty of Park- rous stage• of sterilizing anti as returned home Monday eveersburg has been visiting with bottling, the girls were teeated nlbg, after a visit at Crooka~lrs. Charles Warner of Pome- to a cup of R. C. ville, with Mr. and Mrs. Wal· roy and other relatives in the At 00811, toUrists had a pic· ler Thomas and tamily, and area. nic lunch ill the Middleport in Brunswick with Mr. and Miss Carolyn Searls, Colum- Park. Mrs. Horton Tflomas and tam· bus, visited reN!ntly with her I In the afternoon, the club ·~ iJy. They also visited in Columparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo was shown througb the General bus with Mr. and Mrs. Searls. Miss Searls . suffered : Telephone Company In and family. MAX FACTOR hand burns recenUy from hot i roy, where souvenirs were giv- Mr. and Mrs. Richard !rease · i en. Meter of Beverly were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. James Coch- On the tour were Ann of her sister, Mrs. Susie II rane and family have moved I Blanche Erlewine, Dinah from Lincoln St. to property wine, Sadndra Flocarri, Cunniel and Mrs. Marvin REG. $1.00VALUE-. in Gallipolis. . · Garnes, Debtiie Garnes, returned home after a Among the Middleport res!· Holliday Cheryl trip at Buckroe =••m·ll VALUE-- '12 PRICE dences undergoing remodeling Linda Midkiff, Linda Sheneare the John Fultz home on field, Grace Tubb, D•eelb;,.~~:,:~l r~M~r~.ii~and Mrs. Ray Biggs Locust and Pearl St. and the and Sherrie Turner: C returned from a vaca-11 Glenn Hensler home on Lancoln were Mrs. Burnire Garnes, up the east mast St. Eugene Holliday and Mrs. several days at Ca11ell Mr. and Mrs. John Parsons i erette Turner, advisor. and Hyannll Port. ""d family spent Monday w1th Members unable to also visited Niagara ['ails REG. 73c h~r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph were :Jennifer Icey, and in· Canada. ~ Gilmore. . bie Pierce. Mrs. Catherine Reg. 59c Mr. and Mr~. Lawrence ~I!· efield, an advisor, was also 8UY IH OllltM Ou and GM Fre• hnan were Ppmt Pleasant VtSI-. able to go to WMPO and 6 0111 · a NIJII,ill Ia tors Tuesdav. ' MIAMI IIACH nd Mr : Telephone office. M C H ·w· J IJel 70Ur Sav.r BIMIIr TodllJ'Unbell•vllllt. bat TI'U• I FROM DAYTON CIUIFIID eAI ITATIDM ins at Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Aleshire, - W. Mllln lt., P•JHI'Q, Ollie C. H. Wise. Jr., is at the hos· 'lliylon, -• ay spent Tue... w1'th 1 REG. 89c 1• pital with them. and Mrs. Richard Cham- 1 Mr. aild Mrs. Charles Bush and son, Greg, of Spr·ingfiel•d, and Marcus Chambers of Pomeroy, Otlte are visiting relatives. Middleport. Tommy Luster is a patienl: IJ";;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;'T";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; WHILE TONIGHT 11t Veterans Memorial Hospital. NOT OPIN THEY LAST~tis~ Connie Cooke is a surJ!i- 11 W UA . cal patient at Holzer Hospital FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Aut. 12·13 •.n Gallipolis. TONIGHT thru FRIDAY WAR-GODS OF THI DEEP' Judy Owen, daughter of Mr. (Color) "VON RYAN'S EXPRESS" REG. $4.00 and Mrs. Richard Owen, has Frank Sinatra Vincent Price, Tab Huuter REG. SUMMER been hospitalized at Holzer for Trevor Howard "MOMENT TO MOMENT" (Color) $3.00 SPECIAL • (Technicolor) 'i virus infertion. ~a ndIPilll Seberg Mr. and Mrs. LawrenrP Mil,.LIVING IT UP'' Honor Blackman hoan visited in Wilkesville Sun- Df'an Martin day with her aunt, Mrs. Clara Jerry Lewis CLOSED BlackhHcla _ "hillips (Technicolor) Auo. 141hru Au,. 20th. the:. the ' 1iu K F "/ Y Making Home /n Middfeoorf 1 "I Around and ,, S/ C em. er 4-H Gtrls on f"'- u.,• Tour Aroun d_, an d ' Busmess J About l Mi."ddJ epof l About p orneroy '' , . .. Ju-1 ,, * ll ., ,. . . . . co~ . ' SAVE ....,,, ·$1.00 ~,·. HELENA RUBENSTEIN Deodorant SOc . <;~RTONE SHAMPOO REG. MEIGS THEATRE M4SONDrive·ln . .~- ------- ---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Reg.45c Tampax Your Full Service lank Is ••• 31c ·I• s for REG. 69c Makeup woodbury 2 ~$1·00 REG. 89c $1.00 APC T:~blets 10D'r·:.. ' -- 39£ IPer . ., : ; Du' ' ~ ' '. ~ / \ , PresGI'lPflcH,s 71 MIU.Ir.-.. f22 N. ' Member Ftlkra/. Rt"rw Br•tem •. _,' Member Frtkral Dtpollt IIUUI'GIIU Corporation Slc 1 LB. I OZ., ' ~, Servi"fl Mdg1 County for over P4 Yta!l · .. ponges '•·kat· __ S9c ,SprayStarch 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Creme Rinse R~ 2 99c ··~·~=--===~ REG. $1.00 PACKAGE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ...... 1 PINT SIZE LANOLIN PLUS PERKINS QEAR ~::.·:::·· ' Summertologne - s1... 29c COTY Spray Cologne $175 I Hair Brushes $2 00 ' 9c $2.75_ 56( 43c 1 " . n·t·Jne ~ ~------ RAIN BONNET \ Cha~ies ·M~cN~:~e r~~e\mpro!: L, ' · R~· LYSOI. ' o " . ) ~.. . St.SO LISTERINE ~ "•"'-• . ' TUSSY I ' ~· -~ ,~----~--------, :a~:o . ' i . 'I ·.·~ . : . • . ' ' :. ;,,i.f • .,, r 1 j' ' ,., ,.·e , ....,, ..., , ,.... ' 1 Moistoriser Lotion (L '.•,~ '· MAKE ELBERFELDS in POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER I .. ,.. ' '\< .'>t •'' ,., .· .,, . . ' .• -~ ' t.•• .. .. ' I, �---- ,, I' ' , ,. •• ,, )' .•' 1 • 11.11 THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIGs-MASON AREA Richard S. Owen, Publiober Chester Tmnebill, Editor NEW YORK (UP!) -You moet such interesung people In television the networks ought to conoider them program mater· ial as wel1 as actors. Published every afternoon 1except laturday I and Sunday by The Ohio Val· ley Publishing Company, 110 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Business Of lice phone 992·2158. Editorial phone 992·2157. Take Ted Bessel who playa the boy (rlenn ol Marlo Tbomaa In the new ABC aerlea, "That Girl." He might have ~en a Erlie\.ed as second class mailing matter 11 the post office at Pomeroy, Ohio. National advertising representative Bottinelli Kimball, Inc., 343 Lexlngtn• Ave., New York City. New York. Subscription rates: Delivered by car .. rier where available, 35 centa per week I; one year In advance at the Daily Sentinel offlte $18.20: six months, $9.10· tbree months S3.90. By Motor Route .. .· where carrier service not available om month $1.30. By mall one year $10.00 Six montho, $5 25; Three months, 83.00 ,, lOSS LEWiS, MILWAUKEE JOURNAL Law and Order THE lawyero assembled in the meetings of the American Bar AssociatiOn in Canada are hearing some learned comments on the rising spirit of rebellion on Ibis continent, and m other parts of the world llll something that is a general de- .,. velopment, and while they state that there is a small percentage of young peo· pie active in such actions, there are rna· DY more that are vulnerable. we ·would go one step further and say that th1s atIllude is not confined to merefv the the youth, but Is rather universa "in ev· en Older age· groups. Man,y opinions have been expressed, and one statement that we would hardly agree with was made lty a Canadian official. He stated ,• t~at judges and lawyers too often regard "order" as a shield to protect ~riVilege through outmoded statutes, which are incompatible with modern nay hvmg. i j Our disagree~nt with the above statement is that a thing is either nght or wrong, and no person should object . to be taken into custody il they' have vw' Jated a law thai they just s1mply do not want to obey because they do not like il There are many laws that we do not lil<l>. but back of them is a motive of protection for individuals, and tf anyone ' is allowed to do as they please they could be endangermg the life of others · An example is found in the eontrol of traf· fie. Many of us do not like the idea of being stopped , by traffic lights, but 'if we were llllowed to do JUSt as we •please there would be a lot of mayhem.on the streets and highways of America. The growing traffic fatalities prows tllat there must be even more regulations lhan exists at present -' ,.. ~ i I ~ : . e ~= · l i ' l '· ' ! ' ' ,, " ' l·' . ! Naturally changes are needed to make the laws fit the times. but the spir· it that now prevades the lawl is that the average cttlzen should be allowed to de· cide what laws or regulations are needed, and when arrests are ~e lor a num·. ber of .offence• they- rebfl just because they think it should not'll ply to them. Such Incidents bas sp~rke many of the major breakdowns Ill 1~\" and order in many secliolll of the cotjiltry. One speaker slated that, "dlsre5!i!'ct for an order that does not deserve 'l'espect ought not to be condemned as ~generation. but commended as o healthy regeneration. He adds that intellectual revolution against bad laws may take forms we do not like, but progress will be denied if we do not seek out lhe causes of revcllu· lionary disrespectt" In connection lth the .above stat.. ment the speaker ·ent on to say that nothing is gained by seeking to perpetuate old ideas of power and authority merely because they are old or to keep alive old <Ddal l'Onditions if they are bad, and m the same brellfl adds 'that he admits there is a deciSne in respect for many laws. 'Ne would call that talking out of both Side< of his mouth. A great many of those who 'how disrespe('! ior the law ne~er 'top to thmk of what their actions is doing lorn~: onlY tne lav. lhey d1shke. but ~u·p (~ont.rtbuting tQ a disrespect for any iaw. Far too many are placing themseiveo; ::..bowe the :aw. We have the same thing tn worlo aCfa1rs when nations will ~o\ :tblde bv rules of b<lnesty, and take th.;> 1~ositirm ~hat bP.ctntse 'Jf thei! ldeao!og~· 'hev ran kh.~k over the traces when snni~Uung lio~s not :mit them ThP fact Is !hat we h:~ve too manv laws that are . ·>:.., Airli~.e Strike Already has Cost Business At Least $1 Billion, and Still Mounting NEW YORK 1UPll Cu<iuusl~. on 1 y C h 1c a g o. many to Prestwick, Scotland, - The airline maehimsts' slrikt alrea-1among the rna ]Or cilies, report- or continental Europe w.here dy has cost American business. ed that the slnke is seriously they may be able to get ~~ghls mcluding ~ the tounst tcJde, at 1 i~rfering, with mail service. to New York or C~nada. 1 ffi ials 1 The TWA man satd many of • least $1 bdhon , atrhne 0 c I .There, rerouting and deltvery I his customers were accepting estimated today . , of air ma1l from O'Hare the company's offer of $100 The ~tonomic Impact of the 1International Airport Is be1qg interest-free loans for 30 days strike is spread widely but delayed 24 hours or more. tu tide them over whlle spotily and not until the strike But in 1\e~ York, Washing- stranded in Lomlon. ends will Jt be possible to ton, Los Angeles a~d other esti/nate the total loss to cihes. oHicial!i satd mwl , EuropE~.an tmpact Light ., lfee now that there were oketcheo we did that were perhaJI" 1o0 subUe, but 1 light for what I believe tn." Bessel and Miss Thomat have been lilmlng exteriors on Broadway to link with the studio material >hot in Holly· wood . "It's dull to say nice things." u....en sold, "but one of tho nicest po"ibie things 18 Marlo. :;= IN THE ROCK, P. 0. Box 1205, Beckley, West Virginia· 25801 or telephone 253-8313. IN~TANTAEA/JR A£~/lfJNH lOME KIND OF NUT aearllelen:. • Recently I Invited a · sood friend to an "adulll only" civic ollalr, hoping she would join. I Q - What caua•a spurns of the esophagus? Is there a curt ll>r them? A - An lallammatory dis· ease or the e<ophagus would be lite most likely clll!e. Euml· nation with an esephegoecopo w:ootd help ID determine the IYPI of disease. Nervous lenolon, which may cause spasnd I~ various parts of the body, il al· ao a poulblllcy. The ~tmel'l would depend on d)e ca~. HE'S ONLY OUR .A6E., Bl!T HE L001<5 LIKE. HE's ON HIS LAST LE55· .. heater. 65 Pontiac G.T.O. 65 Dodge Dart 59 Chevrolet _ Impala 4 Dr, I eyllnd.,, Standlfd trans. with '""" drlv1. 8,Mio tnd h~ttr. Whltewallt. 62 Ford Gal. soo A - Cltotazlona are cysts in the eyelid. They often OCCUl' In crops. When they are small no A m e ric a n novelist Mary treaunent is needed. ID the ear· Roberts Rinehart was born on Iy stage the appliciltlon ol yelthis day In 1676. low oxide of mercury ointment followed by nut compresses and gentle masuge may causa them to dllappear. The larger oneo moat be removed •1111iell• Jy. Recurrences are common, ,eapeclally il the cyst wall 11110t Ptiimoved completely. TSK TSK .. Standard tr,ana. RacUo aMI HELEN HELP US! prevent re{'Urrences? the '':hole hodv of laws- 64 Rambler . . Americtn 2 Dr. 6 cylinder. 2 Dr. 210 Series, 6 eyll• der, stanclerd tran1., radle and Mater I quarter and neVf phase . The mormng stars are Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Saturr~. There are no eveninB stars. \ :I-DIIlY Sentinel, Pollleroy·J(Iddleport, 0., Au&. 12, 11181 DOCTOR SAYS Florida and spends his wUllers fishing and waitmg to return to the mountam state, wh1r.h he consider:; his aecond horne. "Honey" plays mghtly except Mondays at Chffs1de Amphitheatre, Grandview State Park, near Beckle}. Reservations may be made by writing HONEY I .1!J!I_ There's a tremendous chemls· try when we play together, an exciting rapport. But there's no question ll's her vehicle. I knew !hot when I loOk II." Beosel said when he was In ,. .!!:ani Dear ATSMH: " DunDo how many wo111111 1111 eveii,YbodY - the airlines and Isen ice is about on 11m~ In Los I A, spokesman for ~hos, CoOit "Gomer Pyle" for a year bair I)Jf&y, but probably, ~ leaat ~t employees tourtst agen- 1~ngeles. for example , mail is , & Son, Ltd.• WorldWide Trat.el friends kept advioing him not to one Ill 10. (And 111 betlhe hair spray people hOwl at that e.U. d~s, resort hotels, the oil I arrivmg and departing on time I Ag~ncy , satd t~ tm~act of the he oo hones! about himsel! or indl$try, car rental agel'\cies. beep use the ~lanes still operat-! stnke .on Europe s tourist about television. mate!) ) waa never 10 embamllfd! hoteis and moteb taxi cOmpa- . ing fill up their mail bins now I season m general w~s not very However, II YOUR. man 11 . 11 [ don't wanl to be ptisOne of !he members of lo!ll· aaainlll It, what other iaJs do :nies and others catering to I whereas they formerly earned great, though Amenca~s. have fied." he ~aid, earnesUy. "] · airport serv,ces. , only small postal cargos. not constituted a maJOrity of staliilln1 must heve l!een bored, 1fon't budge him. Why not let 1 1 don't want to be complacent. becauae she wadded up plecel blm see how un-groomed yoa A sub:::l ,: 1al loss in tax i Internationally. airport offl - , th~ people traveling m Eur~pe I've never seen a pieee of film of paper and teased them from look with fly&WIIJ' hair, and perrevenue to federal and local rials m London said "the 1 thts summer and the strtke or me that I liked. I ~.on't want governments must be added to problem is worse now than at I began. too latf to cause ma~y ID keep quiet. I want to be a distanre o[ about five feet In- hapa you caa work out 1 comthese r1gures. : any t1me during ttie strike." Amencans to cancel lhetr to the upturned brim of my promlle wilh one of the Ieaa The Chicago Association of [;J,.A Trans World Airline! tours,. they already were there friend's hat. 'nile was whUe the stillenlnl sprays. H. CommPr('e sa1d tht! stnke IS spokesman in London satd -"a , when tt started speech was going on. TEN YEAl\8 WITH costing the Chttago arM .alone few days ago we could usually : Tou~ist ?fficials in . the Our orsanllatJoa wants new THE WRONG WOMAN $600:ooo a day - about. $420,000 get passengers a flight out ovf!' nation s .capital. at Washmgtorn I havi bftn married 'l 1ft members but this is a poor way of Uus is being borne by the the Atlantic withm three to four s_ald thetr busmess also. wa~ yeera 1o the ume woman. Whet to set them. My friend will neaarlines and their workers. the days. Now 1t's a week to 10 little affected by the strike 1 wmt lo know II; II lhe 1I1Al' ver join now. rest, by hotels and other days. We no longer are JUSt "most tourist.s drive their own By 1'\'ayne G. Brandotadl, M.D. ried to me? \ 1 know there's always one Q - 1 am a womau, 83, and enterprases dependent largely trying to get people on nights ca~ to Washmgton or co.me. by She's broken up at iaast tbrw In every group. What shoold be on air travel. to New York. We are rerouting bus. Air passenger traffic tnto have been plagued for 40 years couples, gotns alter the maa. the capital is largely on with entropion. An operation to done with her? -MEMBER She reluaes to qull her job 11business and since American correct this condition gave com· Dear Member : Warn her the "adults only" thOUib 1 make plenty to taltt Airlines and Northeast Airlines plete relief for six years bur rule goes lor actions loO.- H. care of her and our daughl«. have managed to maintain the now the troobie " coming back. She W<lll't let our aJrl go l8 Dear Helen: shuttle service to New York What would you advise? church as wo ore of c1i11ereN This il lor "Happy" whc oays 'and Boston, the most important A - Entropion io a rolling man is not monogamous anll rellgl0111. She aaya she lntenda business travel artery has not inward or the lower lid with lets her's wander freely just se to stay with ber parenta' rei~ been cut. irritation o[ the eyeball by Airline ofhcials In Washiili· the lashes. Sometimes apply· there Is no scqndal. II "Sappy" slon until they die, ........ • · ton said their biggest headache ing collodion to the lower lid can't put enough splct and varl· tala abe can pi anJIIliD8 she has been a llood o( requ09ts will draw the lid back in place. elY In hio li[e to keep him heme, wants from them without PIJ• llltn she deoerves to lose him. 111g it back, u 10111 as she doe& from congressmen for special The on!~ other treatment is !ilf· consideration in finding seats gery. Incidentally, perso111 who But how Is she going to shut o't attend 8IIOiher church. 'She always bas aome lUI on the diminished number of wear contact lenses would feel her •Y'-' when a sweet yn~ briDging her hon>e from work. till~ olapo a paternity suit ou flights for constituents. Also no irritation from such a lid. 1 work lUI o[ town, ao I clon1 bar husband? TRULY HAP· one travel agency said It had 70 know how 1011 he Itaya, She PY requesls in a single week from Q- 1 am 51. I can ,.. clear· w011't move to where 1 work. I persons who churned they had iy when I look ahead but have Dear Happy: will be llllntful for any help y011 She'll then change her to get transportallon to attend lost my side vision. My op!Dm· can glvo me, Helen.V.C. funerals - it was suspected that etrillt says this io due to aging signature to "HAPPY." - H. Dear V: many of the funerals were and there is no remedy. Whal Dear Helen: You cm help yourself with • I have been gol~ with thts imaginary ~o you lhink? bl* !at ultimatum. Ttll her abe One Washington columnist A -Tbls Ioas Ia not due to centieman lor almolll a year starled a campaign to get folks aging. Jt may he caused by an and from the day 1 met him he wUl either work lull·tlme at t. to take unemployed airline infiammatlon or the retina. op has objected to the use of the InS a wife and mother, or the hostesses to lunch -with no tip atrophy or ,laucoma. Bet· modern hair spray. My hair ts aut borne she brew up will enthusiastic response from the ter have a thorough medtcal baby fine, and I must -~pray be her own, - H. This column Ia dedicated 'to hold it in place. public. enrnination. family living, If If you're hav· Woold you please print tn VETERAN ACTOR - VIncent Dennis, 73 year old inl ldd trouble or juat plaia your column jUJI how mill)' w• Tbe Almaoac Q- For the past two years veteran of stage, screen, and yaudeville sneaks a puff trouble, let Helen Help YOU. By United Prm loternational 1 have been troobled w It h men In the country uae ))air She will aiao lfOlcome on the Colonel's cigar in thts scene from Honey m the yGUI' Today is F'riday, Aug. 12, the rhalaz10ns. Rece"tly I had one spray? He Is over 50 and 'says Rock, West Virginia 's Civil War musical. Th1s is the own amusing experiences. A~ 2241h day of 1966 with 141 tu removed !rom a lower lid but this I• bill nrst experience wllh sixth consecutive season that Denms has portrayed the ress Helen Bottel ill ate .. rollow. lovable Whitey !Iawkms in the story of the birt,h of another is appearing in the same it. - ABOUT TO SHAYE MY this newspaper. The moon i~ between its last place. Can anything be done to HEAD West Virgima. Dennis is a resident of Clearwater, 1 rwt enfor"fffi fn preserve~ law anrl order, •n~ that diorespecte gradually spreads lo ' .' priest except that the Canadian Jesuit he consulted at Georgetown University laughed h!m out of lt. So he turned to aclloa illll broll!lhl to his prolesslop ~ passionate lntegriLy which II disturblnl u well as· refre. ahlpa. When hll first big TV ittow "lt's a Man's World1' collapoed he got into hla automobile and toured the country trying to save it. "Some hated it, l know," he said over breakfast at the Brasslrle, "but some loved it, Do yoo know what a minority Is in television -20 million people. That's a minority. I can menllono the word "ham." !fa am doing " ma4e hll television reputation some call this tall goqdlook· ~ ID commerdatS and went ~. to tng actor a rebel without cauae. the daytime CBS serial AI Some compare him ID DoD Tbe World TurnJ." 'This waa Quixote tlllloa at windmills. the sprt~boanl 1D his ilut ai"'•• there llstenlna to his llardom In the0 ••• 1 "'•• _,.Oool •••- , dreamOW'O of someday rna~.. a .......... . u...,, •. flluable conlrlbutlon to teleYI· Frlllkle. preparing lo~ lion he 188med more like JOUDC ·. tn 1be Johnny CanoD Do 1 Locbinvar. ~ llid the Mike Ul as Another alalt and teltYiaion ahow, ltndl lhow"buainell 8811 peraonality the networkl lillcht and lueratlve. '"l1lere'1 loll to view as a procram aource learn jn televlaloa," he ·~ C811lt Into hla lpnt'a office lbe "bull've aot • aood memory. other day IIJld planted a kill oa !fa a1ao has talent. "I play tht the secretary'• pretty lace. An plano, vlbel and drum•," opert buu II wu, loa, tiiUIIIIS'Ited, "llnl, dallct conaiderlnl that Frankie Ml· act.~· chaeta II only 11 yeara ole!. he Ia a 1Dp4·the'cl811 Tralll~ Frankie was hla """"""' mo1ber, Mrl. Mary Mlc~a of 111!1 Frankie can~ help Brldpport, Conn. But thla II woUderl~ 1nor can hlo 11entl nol, ao you miJhl upect, the whelber be will adD be able to usual atap mother plllhlnJ 111111 ID the atyle that nilhtlY junior Into the ap6111ghl louaea the BroadWIIJ' audience fflnkle began dragg!DI hia to an .ovation alter hil voice mother behind him when he breakl -an blevltable event was only 111 yean old, ready only about a year away. to dance or sing lor anyona ''He'a a true tenor," aalillht wbd would look or listen. 111111, hopelul))l, ·•so the vocal He 11 a well-built, hJ&hly· -ch thlnkl the breall:, when I& Intelligent youngster who lflnl comes, won't alter the quaUIJ when hll agent IIUihlniiY of hll voice. l· BfRRY'S WORLD \ , - 4 dr. 8 cyl. At t:rana., '· deering, I'Mio lf'd heatH .64 Ford F-700 · 5 speed trans. 2 speed rur axle. Uong wheel base. 'SPECIALS~ 63 .Mercury Custom 1 Door Har4to,. Power Steering .... lrlbs. Automatic trent. Now On Sale At New York Clothing 64 Ford Galaxie. 500. 4 Dr. I cyllncfor, out.. trtns. 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By mall one year $10.00 Six montho, $5 25; Three months, 83.00 ,, lOSS LEWiS, MILWAUKEE JOURNAL Law and Order THE lawyero assembled in the meetings of the American Bar AssociatiOn in Canada are hearing some learned comments on the rising spirit of rebellion on Ibis continent, and m other parts of the world llll something that is a general de- .,. velopment, and while they state that there is a small percentage of young peo· pie active in such actions, there are rna· DY more that are vulnerable. we ·would go one step further and say that th1s atIllude is not confined to merefv the the youth, but Is rather universa "in ev· en Older age· groups. Man,y opinions have been expressed, and one statement that we would hardly agree with was made lty a Canadian official. He stated ,• t~at judges and lawyers too often regard "order" as a shield to protect ~riVilege through outmoded statutes, which are incompatible with modern nay hvmg. i j Our disagree~nt with the above statement is that a thing is either nght or wrong, and no person should object . to be taken into custody il they' have vw' Jated a law thai they just s1mply do not want to obey because they do not like il There are many laws that we do not lil<l>. but back of them is a motive of protection for individuals, and tf anyone ' is allowed to do as they please they could be endangermg the life of others · An example is found in the eontrol of traf· fie. Many of us do not like the idea of being stopped , by traffic lights, but 'if we were llllowed to do JUSt as we •please there would be a lot of mayhem.on the streets and highways of America. The growing traffic fatalities prows tllat there must be even more regulations lhan exists at present -' ,.. ~ i I ~ : . e ~= · l i ' l '· ' ! ' ' ,, " ' l·' . ! Naturally changes are needed to make the laws fit the times. but the spir· it that now prevades the lawl is that the average cttlzen should be allowed to de· cide what laws or regulations are needed, and when arrests are ~e lor a num·. ber of .offence• they- rebfl just because they think it should not'll ply to them. Such Incidents bas sp~rke many of the major breakdowns Ill 1~\" and order in many secliolll of the cotjiltry. One speaker slated that, "dlsre5!i!'ct for an order that does not deserve 'l'espect ought not to be condemned as ~generation. but commended as o healthy regeneration. He adds that intellectual revolution against bad laws may take forms we do not like, but progress will be denied if we do not seek out lhe causes of revcllu· lionary disrespectt" In connection lth the .above stat.. ment the speaker ·ent on to say that nothing is gained by seeking to perpetuate old ideas of power and authority merely because they are old or to keep alive old <Ddal l'Onditions if they are bad, and m the same brellfl adds 'that he admits there is a deciSne in respect for many laws. 'Ne would call that talking out of both Side< of his mouth. A great many of those who 'how disrespe('! ior the law ne~er 'top to thmk of what their actions is doing lorn~: onlY tne lav. lhey d1shke. but ~u·p (~ont.rtbuting tQ a disrespect for any iaw. Far too many are placing themseiveo; ::..bowe the :aw. We have the same thing tn worlo aCfa1rs when nations will ~o\ :tblde bv rules of b<lnesty, and take th.;> 1~ositirm ~hat bP.ctntse 'Jf thei! ldeao!og~· 'hev ran kh.~k over the traces when snni~Uung lio~s not :mit them ThP fact Is !hat we h:~ve too manv laws that are . ·>:.., Airli~.e Strike Already has Cost Business At Least $1 Billion, and Still Mounting NEW YORK 1UPll Cu<iuusl~. on 1 y C h 1c a g o. many to Prestwick, Scotland, - The airline maehimsts' slrikt alrea-1among the rna ]Or cilies, report- or continental Europe w.here dy has cost American business. ed that the slnke is seriously they may be able to get ~~ghls mcluding ~ the tounst tcJde, at 1 i~rfering, with mail service. to New York or C~nada. 1 ffi ials 1 The TWA man satd many of • least $1 bdhon , atrhne 0 c I .There, rerouting and deltvery I his customers were accepting estimated today . , of air ma1l from O'Hare the company's offer of $100 The ~tonomic Impact of the 1International Airport Is be1qg interest-free loans for 30 days strike is spread widely but delayed 24 hours or more. tu tide them over whlle spotily and not until the strike But in 1\e~ York, Washing- stranded in Lomlon. ends will Jt be possible to ton, Los Angeles a~d other esti/nate the total loss to cihes. oHicial!i satd mwl , EuropE~.an tmpact Light ., lfee now that there were oketcheo we did that were perhaJI" 1o0 subUe, but 1 light for what I believe tn." Bessel and Miss Thomat have been lilmlng exteriors on Broadway to link with the studio material >hot in Holly· wood . "It's dull to say nice things." u....en sold, "but one of tho nicest po"ibie things 18 Marlo. :;= IN THE ROCK, P. 0. Box 1205, Beckley, West Virginia· 25801 or telephone 253-8313. IN~TANTAEA/JR A£~/lfJNH lOME KIND OF NUT aearllelen:. • Recently I Invited a · sood friend to an "adulll only" civic ollalr, hoping she would join. I Q - What caua•a spurns of the esophagus? Is there a curt ll>r them? A - An lallammatory dis· ease or the e<ophagus would be lite most likely clll!e. Euml· nation with an esephegoecopo w:ootd help ID determine the IYPI of disease. Nervous lenolon, which may cause spasnd I~ various parts of the body, il al· ao a poulblllcy. The ~tmel'l would depend on d)e ca~. HE'S ONLY OUR .A6E., Bl!T HE L001<5 LIKE. HE's ON HIS LAST LE55· .. heater. 65 Pontiac G.T.O. 65 Dodge Dart 59 Chevrolet _ Impala 4 Dr, I eyllnd.,, Standlfd trans. with '""" drlv1. 8,Mio tnd h~ttr. Whltewallt. 62 Ford Gal. soo A - Cltotazlona are cysts in the eyelid. They often OCCUl' In crops. When they are small no A m e ric a n novelist Mary treaunent is needed. ID the ear· Roberts Rinehart was born on Iy stage the appliciltlon ol yelthis day In 1676. low oxide of mercury ointment followed by nut compresses and gentle masuge may causa them to dllappear. The larger oneo moat be removed •1111iell• Jy. Recurrences are common, ,eapeclally il the cyst wall 11110t Ptiimoved completely. TSK TSK .. Standard tr,ana. RacUo aMI HELEN HELP US! prevent re{'Urrences? the '':hole hodv of laws- 64 Rambler . . Americtn 2 Dr. 6 cylinder. 2 Dr. 210 Series, 6 eyll• der, stanclerd tran1., radle and Mater I quarter and neVf phase . The mormng stars are Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Saturr~. There are no eveninB stars. \ :I-DIIlY Sentinel, Pollleroy·J(Iddleport, 0., Au&. 12, 11181 DOCTOR SAYS Florida and spends his wUllers fishing and waitmg to return to the mountam state, wh1r.h he consider:; his aecond horne. "Honey" plays mghtly except Mondays at Chffs1de Amphitheatre, Grandview State Park, near Beckle}. Reservations may be made by writing HONEY I .1!J!I_ There's a tremendous chemls· try when we play together, an exciting rapport. But there's no question ll's her vehicle. I knew !hot when I loOk II." Beosel said when he was In ,. .!!:ani Dear ATSMH: " DunDo how many wo111111 1111 eveii,YbodY - the airlines and Isen ice is about on 11m~ In Los I A, spokesman for ~hos, CoOit "Gomer Pyle" for a year bair I)Jf&y, but probably, ~ leaat ~t employees tourtst agen- 1~ngeles. for example , mail is , & Son, Ltd.• WorldWide Trat.el friends kept advioing him not to one Ill 10. (And 111 betlhe hair spray people hOwl at that e.U. d~s, resort hotels, the oil I arrivmg and departing on time I Ag~ncy , satd t~ tm~act of the he oo hones! about himsel! or indl$try, car rental agel'\cies. beep use the ~lanes still operat-! stnke .on Europe s tourist about television. mate!) ) waa never 10 embamllfd! hoteis and moteb taxi cOmpa- . ing fill up their mail bins now I season m general w~s not very However, II YOUR. man 11 . 11 [ don't wanl to be ptisOne of !he members of lo!ll· aaainlll It, what other iaJs do :nies and others catering to I whereas they formerly earned great, though Amenca~s. have fied." he ~aid, earnesUy. "] · airport serv,ces. , only small postal cargos. not constituted a maJOrity of staliilln1 must heve l!een bored, 1fon't budge him. Why not let 1 1 don't want to be complacent. becauae she wadded up plecel blm see how un-groomed yoa A sub:::l ,: 1al loss in tax i Internationally. airport offl - , th~ people traveling m Eur~pe I've never seen a pieee of film of paper and teased them from look with fly&WIIJ' hair, and perrevenue to federal and local rials m London said "the 1 thts summer and the strtke or me that I liked. I ~.on't want governments must be added to problem is worse now than at I began. too latf to cause ma~y ID keep quiet. I want to be a distanre o[ about five feet In- hapa you caa work out 1 comthese r1gures. : any t1me during ttie strike." Amencans to cancel lhetr to the upturned brim of my promlle wilh one of the Ieaa The Chicago Association of [;J,.A Trans World Airline! tours,. they already were there friend's hat. 'nile was whUe the stillenlnl sprays. H. CommPr('e sa1d tht! stnke IS spokesman in London satd -"a , when tt started speech was going on. TEN YEAl\8 WITH costing the Chttago arM .alone few days ago we could usually : Tou~ist ?fficials in . the Our orsanllatJoa wants new THE WRONG WOMAN $600:ooo a day - about. $420,000 get passengers a flight out ovf!' nation s .capital. at Washmgtorn I havi bftn married 'l 1ft members but this is a poor way of Uus is being borne by the the Atlantic withm three to four s_ald thetr busmess also. wa~ yeera 1o the ume woman. Whet to set them. My friend will neaarlines and their workers. the days. Now 1t's a week to 10 little affected by the strike 1 wmt lo know II; II lhe 1I1Al' ver join now. rest, by hotels and other days. We no longer are JUSt "most tourist.s drive their own By 1'\'ayne G. Brandotadl, M.D. ried to me? \ 1 know there's always one Q - 1 am a womau, 83, and enterprases dependent largely trying to get people on nights ca~ to Washmgton or co.me. by She's broken up at iaast tbrw In every group. What shoold be on air travel. to New York. We are rerouting bus. Air passenger traffic tnto have been plagued for 40 years couples, gotns alter the maa. the capital is largely on with entropion. An operation to done with her? -MEMBER She reluaes to qull her job 11business and since American correct this condition gave com· Dear Member : Warn her the "adults only" thOUib 1 make plenty to taltt Airlines and Northeast Airlines plete relief for six years bur rule goes lor actions loO.- H. care of her and our daughl«. have managed to maintain the now the troobie " coming back. She W<lll't let our aJrl go l8 Dear Helen: shuttle service to New York What would you advise? church as wo ore of c1i11ereN This il lor "Happy" whc oays 'and Boston, the most important A - Entropion io a rolling man is not monogamous anll rellgl0111. She aaya she lntenda business travel artery has not inward or the lower lid with lets her's wander freely just se to stay with ber parenta' rei~ been cut. irritation o[ the eyeball by Airline ofhcials In Washiili· the lashes. Sometimes apply· there Is no scqndal. II "Sappy" slon until they die, ........ • · ton said their biggest headache ing collodion to the lower lid can't put enough splct and varl· tala abe can pi anJIIliD8 she has been a llood o( requ09ts will draw the lid back in place. elY In hio li[e to keep him heme, wants from them without PIJ• llltn she deoerves to lose him. 111g it back, u 10111 as she doe& from congressmen for special The on!~ other treatment is !ilf· consideration in finding seats gery. Incidentally, perso111 who But how Is she going to shut o't attend 8IIOiher church. 'She always bas aome lUI on the diminished number of wear contact lenses would feel her •Y'-' when a sweet yn~ briDging her hon>e from work. till~ olapo a paternity suit ou flights for constituents. Also no irritation from such a lid. 1 work lUI o[ town, ao I clon1 bar husband? TRULY HAP· one travel agency said It had 70 know how 1011 he Itaya, She PY requesls in a single week from Q- 1 am 51. I can ,.. clear· w011't move to where 1 work. I persons who churned they had iy when I look ahead but have Dear Happy: will be llllntful for any help y011 She'll then change her to get transportallon to attend lost my side vision. My op!Dm· can glvo me, Helen.V.C. funerals - it was suspected that etrillt says this io due to aging signature to "HAPPY." - H. Dear V: many of the funerals were and there is no remedy. Whal Dear Helen: You cm help yourself with • I have been gol~ with thts imaginary ~o you lhink? bl* !at ultimatum. Ttll her abe One Washington columnist A -Tbls Ioas Ia not due to centieman lor almolll a year starled a campaign to get folks aging. Jt may he caused by an and from the day 1 met him he wUl either work lull·tlme at t. to take unemployed airline infiammatlon or the retina. op has objected to the use of the InS a wife and mother, or the hostesses to lunch -with no tip atrophy or ,laucoma. Bet· modern hair spray. My hair ts aut borne she brew up will enthusiastic response from the ter have a thorough medtcal baby fine, and I must -~pray be her own, - H. This column Ia dedicated 'to hold it in place. public. enrnination. family living, If If you're hav· Woold you please print tn VETERAN ACTOR - VIncent Dennis, 73 year old inl ldd trouble or juat plaia your column jUJI how mill)' w• Tbe Almaoac Q- For the past two years veteran of stage, screen, and yaudeville sneaks a puff trouble, let Helen Help YOU. By United Prm loternational 1 have been troobled w It h men In the country uae ))air She will aiao lfOlcome on the Colonel's cigar in thts scene from Honey m the yGUI' Today is F'riday, Aug. 12, the rhalaz10ns. Rece"tly I had one spray? He Is over 50 and 'says Rock, West Virginia 's Civil War musical. Th1s is the own amusing experiences. A~ 2241h day of 1966 with 141 tu removed !rom a lower lid but this I• bill nrst experience wllh sixth consecutive season that Denms has portrayed the ress Helen Bottel ill ate .. rollow. lovable Whitey !Iawkms in the story of the birt,h of another is appearing in the same it. - ABOUT TO SHAYE MY this newspaper. The moon i~ between its last place. Can anything be done to HEAD West Virgima. Dennis is a resident of Clearwater, 1 rwt enfor"fffi fn preserve~ law anrl order, •n~ that diorespecte gradually spreads lo ' .' priest except that the Canadian Jesuit he consulted at Georgetown University laughed h!m out of lt. So he turned to aclloa illll broll!lhl to his prolesslop ~ passionate lntegriLy which II disturblnl u well as· refre. ahlpa. When hll first big TV ittow "lt's a Man's World1' collapoed he got into hla automobile and toured the country trying to save it. "Some hated it, l know," he said over breakfast at the Brasslrle, "but some loved it, Do yoo know what a minority Is in television -20 million people. That's a minority. I can menllono the word "ham." !fa am doing " ma4e hll television reputation some call this tall goqdlook· ~ ID commerdatS and went ~. to tng actor a rebel without cauae. the daytime CBS serial AI Some compare him ID DoD Tbe World TurnJ." 'This waa Quixote tlllloa at windmills. the sprt~boanl 1D his ilut ai"'•• there llstenlna to his llardom In the0 ••• 1 "'•• _,.Oool •••- , dreamOW'O of someday rna~.. a .......... . u...,, •. flluable conlrlbutlon to teleYI· Frlllkle. preparing lo~ lion he 188med more like JOUDC ·. tn 1be Johnny CanoD Do 1 Locbinvar. ~ llid the Mike Ul as Another alalt and teltYiaion ahow, ltndl lhow"buainell 8811 peraonality the networkl lillcht and lueratlve. '"l1lere'1 loll to view as a procram aource learn jn televlaloa," he ·~ C811lt Into hla lpnt'a office lbe "bull've aot • aood memory. other day IIJld planted a kill oa !fa a1ao has talent. "I play tht the secretary'• pretty lace. An plano, vlbel and drum•," opert buu II wu, loa, tiiUIIIIS'Ited, "llnl, dallct conaiderlnl that Frankie Ml· act.~· chaeta II only 11 yeara ole!. he Ia a 1Dp4·the'cl811 Tralll~ Frankie was hla """"""' mo1ber, Mrl. Mary Mlc~a of 111!1 Frankie can~ help Brldpport, Conn. But thla II woUderl~ 1nor can hlo 11entl nol, ao you miJhl upect, the whelber be will adD be able to usual atap mother plllhlnJ 111111 ID the atyle that nilhtlY junior Into the ap6111ghl louaea the BroadWIIJ' audience fflnkle began dragg!DI hia to an .ovation alter hil voice mother behind him when he breakl -an blevltable event was only 111 yean old, ready only about a year away. to dance or sing lor anyona ''He'a a true tenor," aalillht wbd would look or listen. 111111, hopelul))l, ·•so the vocal He 11 a well-built, hJ&hly· -ch thlnkl the breall:, when I& Intelligent youngster who lflnl comes, won't alter the quaUIJ when hll agent IIUihlniiY of hll voice. l· BfRRY'S WORLD \ , - 4 dr. 8 cyl. At t:rana., '· deering, I'Mio lf'd heatH .64 Ford F-700 · 5 speed trans. 2 speed rur axle. Uong wheel base. 'SPECIALS~ 63 .Mercury Custom 1 Door Har4to,. Power Steering .... lrlbs. Automatic trent. Now On Sale At New York Clothing 64 Ford Galaxie. 500. 4 Dr. I cyllncfor, out.. trtns. Radio and .htattr, ~wer st..ring, whltawaD tires. Men's Whitt and Colored sz D.RESS SHIRTS ' ' . Dr 6 cyt, Sf1nd.rd tranL White ...,,n tire1. Long tloeve. VALUES TO 5.98 63 Ford ·1 G•lnle SOI2 •r: t CVIIn- Men's Short Sleeve der. Autorn•tlc trans. R• tio 1nd heater . .WAit.w11l tir.s. " SPORT SHIRTS Keith Goble Ford 5-M·L·XL. Button down & spread collars VALUES TO 5.98 Men's Short Sleeve ' 63,Chevrolet lei Aire. 4 • USED CAR LOT 2 S3 KNIT SHIRTS for VALUES TO 3.98 ,, Rlbbed'Top or Crew Top 3 S1 '· pr. "'!~Ito and Colored. SileS 101/:z to 13 ~-~ ------- - --- ' ' GO TO THE ~AIR.· .. In A Pair Of Light Blue SHOTGUN MATCH FORKED RUN SPORTSMEN'S CLUB 'SCRUB All Day SUNDAY DENIM JEANS August 14 All Pith ond Clomo M..,..ro oncl olhor Sportsmon lnvltod bfrnllm.nh NO MINORS WITH JACKET Air Conditioners JUST RECEIVED! ~TCH TO Jeans ' Jacket 1 4 .98 IAKEI FURNITURE'S 598 ' " 7,300 BTU other 1ieans, 4.25 to 5.98. ~ine never need ' I' • • ironing. Sizes :is to 38~ $')69 110 VOLT_ ONE MINUTE INSTALLATION (IN .. , r - - 2 ONLY MOST WINDOWS! ,I 1 ONLY-___;,- OF QlJAUTY OPIN/RliTI~ 1-S~TU!!J'AY . . TIL 9 Notic,..~AII . I •.. ~. Bowlers - All Leagues No\jl~ · and 'HI;,. s...,.. eral •QP"nings ,for Women's, """~' •nd Mi~tedLe.,mu.s.' HQME ·fURNISHINGS . . No'!lf In Progress! 11 000 BTU ONE liD VOlT- '229 MIN~ INSTAL~TION ON MOST WINDow$) J •• lt&R fl~ ' Q- ·l)'bat woolil caust a pel'> aon to bring up SOll,lf of ' h I i food after eating? The food il not sour. A - An outpouchlq of tho ~pha1us, esophageal apDD! ..- nervous habit could cauae IIIIa. ..,u.... Dlnnp Thlok. I (D.E4LER . :~ ' ' "I '' ,. ., �' ', .'~DillY Sentinel, Pomeroy•M!_ddle~ 0., AliJ. 12, 1088 . ' . ' " _ _...,.....,_~..,...~ .. SOCIAL lite Eden station for the 1\'jh ,ear. There wiD :be an Ill iiQ · 16 u~oroughbfed - -· M·•··-· - - cam u n""'j . J I l r - r_IJ I. I I [:t..'CSOC l [ Jleid Camp.,.oulltl h Sttrt . :':1or11 ;m a. lwart,l •.~llev::.~a:·~·lt:·~·-:::rtbmt:::ed~ll:!:;:;;;::;::;:::;. li""'WH' - N. W. COMPTON, .0. D. Lowest Price NlWCAR lithe u.s. Q i.lbari a; MaloneY ·• U: Barber Eastern Local News Notes * 42 ~. Smith's FIAT Sales S! NEW 1966 BUICK .... ·,: .......... · $2,565 Special V8 4 Dr. Sadan. 'lbla Buick Is equipped· with the famous 210 V8 engine and II buill on 115" wheelbaae Buick Special Cha,.is. It has automatic transmlasion, radio, foam cushions, large hub caps, dlx. steering whee~ and full car· paling. Special no trade price of $2,565.00. NEW 1966 Catalina Pontiac ........ $2,960 Mn. Blrl Dill, r.frl, Nua, $1595 S'-tlon \V~3ioV8. std. trlnl. Power ssteerta,. and heater. 1964 PLYMOUTH _ $1395 2 l>r. Sadm va. 4 spd. lllllllllltraDS Radio and Heater. · · 1962 DODGE . $895 4 Dr. Sedan. '6 eyl Std. tnnt. Rldlo . and heater. 1962 CHEVROLET _ _ $695 Corvllr 2 Door. V8 4 Dr. Sedan. This Is our full sized 121" wheelb&ae PoD· !lac with famous 290 V8 enJiine. This car II fully equipped with power steering. powor brakes, HydramaUe, white tires. Dlx. Wheel Covers, Dlx. steering wheel, stalnleoa steel around windows, foam cushions. EZI glass, and many other accessories. Special no trade price of $2,960.00. \;'-.) NEW 1966 LeSabre VB Bukk · · · · · · $2,993 4fDr. Sedan. Thll Ia our lull slaed Buick buill on 123" wheelbaoe with 280 horsepower V8 en(iue. It has the best 4~ automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, ~nornatic radio, white wall tires, custom seat belts, and d'l'. wheel covero. Special no trade price of $2,993.00. 6i Skylark Buick 2 Dr. Hard Top · · $1,895 A' school teacher's ear that ohows exceptional rare. It has biautllul oaddle vinyl bucket seats. automatic ohlft and pow•r steering. ' 61 Star Chief Pontiac 4 Dr. Sedan .. $2,195 rblt car was traded from 1 man wbo hu been a Pontiac lover and owner for years. It shows tender care. Power s~ng, power brakes and automatic transmission make it Ideal for your use. ·65 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr. Sedan · · $2,795 FACTORY AIR CONDITIONER. II also baa power steering, pOwer brakes, and automatic trans. This 1~ a one owner new Bilfek Trade-in. II ia clean imide and out and a real buy. ~Buick VB Spetial4 Dr. Sedan - $1,595 OJ!t of those one owner sharp caro that are hard to find. Th~ Is the smallest Buick but best condition. Automatic tral)lmiloion. 6~~ Bonnevdle Convertible Cpe. · .. · $1 ,095 Thla .11 Pontiac's finest and best convertible, and this one's upf11llstery Is like new. It has power steering, power brakes, aft~' automatic transmission. BLAETTNARS ~· 1961 FORD - - - $79! 4 Dr. Sedan. VB. A.Jtto. trans. Radio and beater. One owner. 1959 DODGE $245 4 l>r. Sedan. VB. Auto. traDJ, P.S. Rl· dlo and Heeter. • 1~58 PLYMOU'I'H $195 Station Wagon. V8. Auto. tnnt. . 1957 BUICK .4 Dr. Wan $195 . . 1956 BUICK 2 Dr. Secl1n . $95 ' '· ~ -~. ' ' 'MIDDlEPoRT Wallrer and Mri. Berlbl Parker opelll FrldaJ ID _Olllllpolll. Jollll, 1111 ol Mr. 8lld r.frl, 01e1r llmltb wu a medlell I'll' llellt at Holalr HOipltll far I couple " dayt. llllll 8lndra olldmor9 11 111 Columbuo. Demlll .OIU!Mrt II •P""''"I a weell wllll hll allllr, Mr. llld Mrs. Hubert Wolff, Mlllll. Mrs. Pearl Jaooba wu 11111" prlled • Friday tmiiDC WileD her daughten, Mrs. wnuam l>av!J, Mrs. Jerry PulliDI IIIII cldidreD, OGiumbUI, . Mrl. James Gilmore, lllld cblltlren, Mr. IIIII Mrs. CIUford Jacobs, IDd Jack, came witb homelllldt Ice croam 8lld clke to celebrate bar blribda)'. Jobn Story, COiwnbUI, I• IPtJidlftl a week with bla arandparenll, Mr. and Mn. Notmall Schaefer. MrL Vtr!IOII BoweD ~ lllllDI a patient at Melp Oen· tnl llolpllll. Mn. HDadJy CIIUther'l daughter, GeoqlftA, returned bome to Beach OIJ lifter toln& 11th to llalp lUI cart ol bar mother, Mrl. Vemtm llowlllL Mrs. Ross Poul!to, Calllol!, came &mday to blip .are for ber motber, Mn. Venoo Howell. Mrl. IIDwtU II a Uttlt Improved. Mra. Mildred Jacobi, Mrl. 1lalll Cllrtll, Mrl. Bertha Part•, wu Ill Partnura -I- ll· 1'heH = . wu • raptllilt at lila !1101'111111 11IL~~~ • Metbodlal 64 Chev.lmpala 2 dr. H. T. - - - fl895 · 283 v.a motor, kpeed column ablft, radio, while sideWIIII, whHI dllc1, p over whlte.RNI oharpl . 63 Dodge Dart GT 2 dr. H. T. • • auto. trana., radio, white sidewalls, wheel dlsrl, black lflth red Ylnyl 111llrlor, 14,000 actual mllal. None &harper anywhere. . 63 Ford Falcon 4 door - ~'!' 1 eyL, 1111. Pullla 11110uuced 'l'biiriday. fthed Into the ... rn off thl atoU o1 fa .. tt wM 1'be plaae 63 Dodge Polara Convertible - • s1495 tftiiDI automalle tnDI., power brakea, powtr ateerlng, radio, new whtte aidewheil c11Je1, Ulhl blue with whltl top and blue vinyl interior, 47,000 mileo. CadliJic trad•ID. wan. 62 C~evrolet Impala H. T. • - - s1395 Four door. 283 V.S enlfne, auto. trans. PGt"er brak11, power steering, radio, like a ted windtjllald, white with red interior. new white lldewaU !Ire' !"heel dlacs, t 1 Veey lmmaeulltll C!ll' with only 84,000 lllllte. ,,, I from Rayburn I.OLA'S ~I Be1uty Tips Bv lolo Bartrum Delee tone powder be ... have outa"ld all others in recent months. New fashion look Ia warmer, richer, more betee than ever. .· Our new beige tonea are: TAFFY . . . a light .!roe beige, just' 1 hint of warmth and rlcbness. SPICE BEIGE . . . for the woman I who wants 1 Vibrant compexfon loae. ESPRESS . . . . . deep, dark. delicious far sun . tan· 1 ned silns and ol!ado~ng. For r&llly creative make-ups, try tbe..,e new shades. Free demonstration. ion winner ill the Jersey class. lOLA'S BEAUTY SM.ON Gets Together For Picnic Pomorov 13Boys, l6Girls ' Ifi CODtest FLOWERs Artlsllcafly Crutlil F!orall~rrango11111111 $3.50 up .II ALL COLORS ALL .SIZES' ALL .~HAPES Dudl~y's LEON MAYOR WINS ·.-. Mayor of Leon, Warren Keefer, top photo, pulling for all be is wortb, out· iiillked Mayor Morgan of Point Pleasant, below, in the First Annual Mayors Milking Meet held during Ule Didry Show at the Mason County Fair·Thurrsday tie Mister and LitUe Miss Mas. nllflt. Mayor Morgan was delayed in getting started on COunty contest of tbe M... wlien his Holstein cow UpSI!l him, but he easily out- on County Fair was held Thurs• 1 dlst;tnced the Mayor of New Haven, Mark Ward, who day evening with 13 boys bact tile misfortune to have· his cow step in hls buck16 girls vleing for tbe et and could do no better than third place. The Maytitles. ora' M!lking Meet was a stunt to promote.the D~ry : Greg Kaylor, son of Mr. and Ioljustry in the local area. It was h~ld durmg the ID· Mrs. Wendell Kaylor of t~rmission of the Junior and Semor Darry Sbow . was croWI!ed Little Thursday night. ---Maaoa County and Cindy II~~~~~~~~--~--; tlao, daughter of Mr. and Ml'l. BETIJRNS SON IS BORN Daniel Cbristian, Point Mrs Rolli De elan!, wu named LitUe IUPI) Mr. and · • . Mason Cowlly. ~tie!', whd reS!glle<j !rom the Hemsley of Rutland are an· • Second place winner In of Na!looal Hockey nounclng the birth of their first Little Mister contest was II "'"5'"' referees at ~e conclu· a son, James Dee, Aug. ry Casto, son of Mr. and Mrs. of last seasons Stanley at Veterans Memorial Htls- Denver Casto of Leon, an CUp _playoffs, bas, alfi!ed .to Mate I and. ta third place winner was Pete ' ~!~~; to the staff for another :;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;~~ ·B~UH:·e~y,~a~=:.~o~f~: 1 TIMEt Y ·BUY FOR BACK TO SCHOOL! 01 U:: and:. 110 " ~a Mrs · Mri Miner vJii and Mro Doug! s He, 1 S - s. G 181, : : : : ey yracu;;, • r;'Mrs entsh are 1 .uie· Mrs Dur am 0 on • and· Edith Hood of Mlnel'lvDle, M M""•'• Hemsley ol Syrars. .._., ' cuse. .is 'made like an expel1sive watch. ~~~=er~l S:ih~~~ D"Ies Wednesd~y PT. PLEASANT - Fuaeral service lor Orvlll~ T. Tucker, &2, Grimms Landmg, will be held Saturday "ll a-11'· at Ule Oma Chapel EUB Church with the Rev. Charles Higginbotham officiating. Burial will be Ill the Tocker cemetery. Mr. TuCker, an employe of the New York Central RaUroad, died Wednesday morning at bls bolile efter suffering a heart attack. Survilurs laclude hls wife, F811Aie; three sons, Wilkie, of were: pregory Rous~•. son o! Mr. 1111d. Mrs. Robert Roush, Grimms Landing; a ~ughter, Mrs. Betty Sullivan, Colum· bus, Ohio; lour sisters, Mro. Sylvia Davis, Mro. Goldie Bowers, Bertha Bowers and Mrs. Elma Higginbotham, all of Grimms Landing; 1wo brothers, Herbert oi Grimmo Land!Rg and Mason of ,lomanda, Oblo; and six ~tandchllljren. Friends may call at the Raynea Yuneral Home m Bullalo. Mrs. Larry \':1~=- the U. I. "AS.IS" SPECIALS ACTION-PRICED 60 Ramhltr .. .. .. .. .. .. $295157 Buick ...... · ...... · $295 AJfll!lCAN J llOOR FOUII DOOII SIDAN I Cylinder wtth Automatic Trano. V-8 :Motor, Powar S11trtn1. Sharp. ' OPEN IVINittGI UNTIL I100 Karr & Van %and:t .Motor Sales t• ···' ~--· I '\_ ~- - 'f;., ' GMAt PINANCit<ID , WYN142 Cacllllae,.okll ~~------------~------~ I T ' ' ' . \ 1.: 'o(u.~tr~~ '(\ w.-.f··~--" ,. •I• ·.' :> ~ ' I ---.::-N-:- PT. PLEASANT _ The SherIff's 4epa.-t Investigated a two vehiote aooideni ThUrsday n UgUS j PI""' were made f'l': a picnlc when the Ladld Auxiliary the Syracuse Volunteer Fire W.'l run Glll'HIYes met in the)illage reggad to EARN night. The Ada ilck, JaiM' lllllir8nCiwllla ~ A menu was se . led serviBg !he Bl He Aug. 29 and a J• ey was discussed and b· to a later date. A picnic for Auxiliary memand their families will be :#. at the Syracuse roadside park Aug, 21, with a basket ._ dinner at !!OOil Each is to bring , personal table service. -. Insurance Agenoy Inc, - . Present were Donna Phelps. Ptoone WY 2-3381 .ZwilliOI, Clara Laven- JD E Second S I!S: Agnes White -..' • t. Pomo,.-~ MOTOROLA RIGHT FURNACE TABLE RADIO ... . RIGHT BOILER HlDRONIC BASEiOARD A Cli.Na WARMI.._ ~o_·ME . . Yet i_t~s only $10.95. . ' -,· ~ail size, Smart sforliJJe:' SYSTEMS ...... ,.,. tti.•fo36 ,: . MuLLEN ln:,D~~!;t7'"~- El~ ~ :t~a'!~r, ~HEATING ' ... J:i "Sure Sign of Quality" I ' ; Coa-l FREE ESTIMATES ~· 1""===="""=--1!0! Second place winner ia Jones, Pl. Pleasut; '• IJttle Miss contest was Stepha· Tbe Dwnbarlol! Oaka Holley, Pt. Pleasant. mack, Jr., Pt. Pleasant; Lon· Die Taylor, daughter oi Mr. and Is ooted for Ia~ the DISCHARGED: Mrs. Die Hall, Villton, Oblo. Mrs. Jolin Taylor of Henderson, lor the UDI!ed Na- Schultz, PI, Pleasant; - - - ' - - - - - - - - ' -- - - - - - - - 'l'!d third place winner was An- lions. Frazier, PUny; Clyde llaJil. Bela Dilloa, daughter of tbe Rev. and Mrs. Cl arence Dillon of PoiRI Pleasant. Judi.. lor the contest were Sarah Spurlock, Rita Corliss and Fran Tabit, all of GallipoNIIL seasons, qull because of Us. bot alter a relaxing The contest was ponsored by SOL1D-STATE he feels he Ia ill top the Junior Women's Club oi w. "'"'""" shape to CODtiDne. Point Pleasant. 60 Olds Dvnamic 88 Hoi. Sedan - -'195 brall:ll, power steering, radio, whlte oldewaUa. TONIGHT "VON RYAN'S EXPRESS'' Frank Sioatra Trevor Howard ' ~~d~ "'LIVING IT UP" Deon Martin Jerry IAwil - - ~h~ 10':! - SATURDAY AUG.I3 "A•0 1ZONA RAIDERS" Audie Murphy Michael Dante (Technicolor) -andSto~.:r,0{f;}ng! Is On The Way! ~he BeaUeo (Color) AUXI'/'lOry ' ans pICniC • • 0 t p~rk Q A f 7l In Road Al!cident and Sonia of Syracuse; Mr. 12:50 p.m. oa Potters Creek Polo! ScotUe, and Mr. Clarence PleBBant, resulting in minor . of Middleport; Mr. 8llll jury to two persons and Don Dailey, sons Byron Imately $1100 property dam01e. and Barry Joo of Chilli- A milk truck driven by Mr. and Mrs. James E. Carpentar, 41, West Coluumbla, Becky, Debbie, Jioruny and a VolkswageD drivea by und Mary Beth of Pome- Mary F. Farley, 24, West ColurnMr. and Mrs. Jimmy Joe bla, eollided oa the and BOA, Joe Bob, road while rounding a eurve. Mr. and Mrs. Rollle Dee Mary Farley received a cut on of Harrisonville the elbow and a bruised arm Mr. a1ld Mrl. Geae and her 4~ year .old daughter, Tommy and Dealra Jo, Rebecca Ann, suffered a bruisMr. and Mrl. Byron Hyaell, ed head. Neither 'driver was clof Columbus. ted. . Unable to attend wore Mr. Ed Hawley of Columbus, and Pleao81ll Valley Hospital HASON Ct'ive·ln W.· VA . . Mason; s,econd place, Troy Lee DoddiOI, II"" ol Mr. and Mrs. James DUdding, M~son, and thitd placellvinner rii Robert_1 Hoffman, son of Mrs. Diana i Hoffman, Pl. Pleasant. Judges were Barbara Epling. 1 CaroliRo Ross and Ann Brow•. , Tho coolest was spon,.red by . the Pt. Pleasant Junior Wom- 1 an'o Club. ..._ 0 H • .,..u .-ei'I!OD8 urt and Mrs. Malcolm Miller, Jeff Road, 8 miles north of u-:z H.:. CARAVEkLE• !::::: ~~~~~ contest at the Mason County Fair Thursday noon. Of the lit contestants, there were 46 boys and 65 girls vieing for honTile contestants ranged In from birth to six years. Winners In the girls' division First place, Patricia Rid· daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Riddle of Point Pleasant: second place _winner was Lee Whittington, daughter•: Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Wllitti~g- ' ton, Pt. Pleasant; and third place went to Sharon Kay Y~u- 1 •lOr, daughter .of. Mr. and Mrs. 1 Raymond Yauger, Southside, I W. v'r Winn~rs in the boys' tfivision I• Give Y.u about 1110 rup~aa­ Beautify Your Home Joday I Orville Tucker Frankie and Johnny, aU HoocJ' Family Other winnero were: Class 1Junior Calves - Tommy CuJ. len, blue ribbo• and Sidney Barker, red; Class z - Senior Calves - Aaron Weaver, blue and Joyce Berkl~y, red for Jersey ': The family of Mrs. Edith calves: Edd1e Carsoo, blue, , Hood of Minersville held a getTerry Bumgardner, red, a n d !together at the Kyger Creel< Donald RpUllh, red !A the_ Hoi· ' plcnlc park recently. Games were played and prtz. es awarded to the children. A delicious basket dinner and l•lll•per was enjoyed by Lillian Maurlce Smith, Mrl. Ed IHa~•ley, Mrs. Larry Salser, and Mra. Harry K. Clark of Mlnersvme; Mr. and Mrl. Richard Ash, and children PT. PLEASANT ·. - The U~ Ricky, Micky, Demaris, Tonia Phone WY 2-3557 234 I. Moln . Blui ~~~n winnera In the Be in ZanesVille Junior Division Horse Show PT. PLEASANT FuReral were• Karen Jones, Brenda service for Frederick Raymond Roush, Bob Russell, Joe Smith· Emmert, &, Middleport, Oblo, oon Karen Froendt Denise woll be held Saturday, 10 a.m. srunet, Joyce Ber~ey, Debbie ·m St. ThomBI. Ca!holic, Church, McConihay, Bruce Russell, Zanesvllle, Oh1o. Bobbie Rouoh Sharon Hussell Mr. Emmert, a shill opera!Jimmie Hoff.;.an Daryl Hoff: ing engineer at the Philip Sporn man, Allen Hart,' Beverly Yea-, !'la~t, was killed Tuesday evenger, Vickie McConll>ay. mg m a two-car acc!den_t on W. Wlnoers -ID the Junior Dairy Va. Rou le 62 , near Lakin State Show were: Denny Williamson, Hospital. . . grand champion in the Ayrshire; · The body ts at !he DeLoag and !Fdnny Rayburn, grand champ- !Baker Fomeral Home In ZanesJon in the Holsi<il and Judy ville where friends may call on Rayburn, reserve champion; : Friday from 2 until 4 8lld 7 unA>ron Weaver was the grand Iii 9 p.m. lEST). champion and reserve champ- Holklly Sid. Wlllll o..r bilge, beige vlayl inttrlor, V·8 engine, auto. tran1., power brltMtti and ltttrlnl. Wlalw tires. AD Au...S. Clearallct Bpe Heileri, ~~ Review Ill Pretty Babies W. ldala POMOI'OJ llra !dillard VBD Meter 62 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 - - - s1495 ' .,. Pomeroy FJO-r Shop ' v..e mo_!o!, auto~" tr·~ power . ' WoR "li)l• Farms; TWo Ohio Judges W¥2-2039 Clll NIGNT WI 9-2951 V~ WU eom•nc 111 "' • " We win flowen everywhere Mlddlopot:t. o. '. IIIII four otber pei'IODI are Frwt'l - Satellite, V.S motor, ltd. trW., radio, WIIIW tlre1, deluxe wheel dlacs, turq!IOlle with bllek vinyl top, black vinyl lnL Only ~o.ooo miles. Real oharpl -. III!M poundl, II • mlle1, one owner. Y!eal abarp car. lrw. 11,000 actual anlumg ID tbl Cftltll oll . _ ~~~~ POINT PLEASANT Dethe rainy weather '!'burshundreds of people lurned !he ·various eventa of 'eveaing at the Ma.O. Conn· ly 1966 Fair. Creating much Interest was 1- 1~;~~;~ MEIGS THEATRE 59 N. 2nd Avo. 65 Plymouth 2 Door H. T. - - - • ~195 PAPEE'I'li:, Tahlll (VPI) . Two eogl_. of 1111 Pnlicb Atomic Energy Comm1s!IM Ill '1295 e eyL, at tbl lot nro IIElf.IIIIIIINo pillle !!!!!!!!!!JI .,..!!!!!.:::::;,:o~. GOOD USED~~ FOR LESS MON~ liGHT NOW qt KARR & VAN ZANDT .f Ripley, blue; Se!JlOr · the 14ayor'1 -Mllklal Cmteat DaJ!Dw Rayus, Mayor ·-or lila-stein I Class 3 - Jllllor Tear- mawlp WM IJIIIJ llorbr; Farma; ()pea Division llerelord, -Butler which was woo by Warren son, came ill third, nol due to lings, Eddie Stewart, blue for O!ld place Wimer wu Beoerly - Haavyweighl. · Farms, blue; ·c. E. Keefer, Mayor of Leoa, by two his poor milkln8 ablllty bot due Jersey; James Dunn IDd Bune Yeqer; third, Aaroa Pl. Pleasant, blue ley, red and Pine 'Val)ey squirts over Point Pleuaat May- to tbe cow's . temperament-she Barker, blue for Holstein; Olasl and tourllt wu Tommy """"'·I and Roler Pl. New Milton, white: Junior or D. B. Mor1an. Morgan was pul her foot ill the milk bockel 4 Senior Yearliaga, DIIIDY Wll- Wluers ill tile JIUIIor red ribbon: Hereford Heifer pellallzed far starting to milk Wlnoers in '' ' Variety Show 'liamson, blue lor A1t'abire; ahla Beef Ca!tla Sbow Pl. Pleasan~ Hereford Farms, blue, anot· rot lbe wrong aide ol !he !lOW. were Cathy ·a Debbie Sayre, Judy IIIII Mary Jean Her&d Hellen, Cathy Bryan Stover, Ashton, red. ribbon winner, und Leon, first pl•- ' tied lor SIC· WU!iamsoa, blua for Holl!eJu arl!lll champion, and Hereford Senior Yearllng Bulla ley Farm, white ribbon. ond place were Becky Gilmour, and Eddie Carso•, red; Olasl Stolle, reserve champion; Hereford Farm won 1•.-.........................~~~ New Haven, and Geae Plckeno 5 - Cows, Jersey Cows, Aaron Ul Heifers, Lester See, first and second place; Junior and white ribbon wiDaera were Weaver, blue, Maxine Weaver, cbampion, and Joho See, Yearllng Bulls - C. E. Kessel, "~ Rock Powell, New Haven, arul Eddie iltewart and Beverly aerve champloa; Sborlhorn blue; BuUer llerelord Pomeroy. Ohio Jl Shella Lievlng. Yeager, red; Holsteins, Danny ers, Bob Husell. grand red and white winners; ~ Mrs. Herbert Sayre was Rayburn, blue, Dale Mac:llir and ioa; Feeder Calves, Debra BUill, Calves, Butler Hereford TONIGHT & SATURDAY - --! Thursday's bake-off wilner .and Georglauna Summer, red: Class blue rillboR; Junior Showman, blue ribbon, and Roush WAR·GODS OF THE OEEP'l will compete Saturday In , the 8 - Senior Calves, Holsteins, ahlp - All Breeds, Cathy Sayre, boke-ofl finals. Ralph Mayes, blue, Roy Mayes, first place trophy, Lester See, (Color) Vincent Price, Tab Hunter- . The Greasy -pole contest and Judy Liev!Dg llld Timmy Roush, aecood place trophy, and Joha "MOMENT TO MOMENT" :: the pie ea!lng coates! were can· red ribbons; Class 10 - Seoklr See, third place trophy. (Technicolor) eelled Thursday due to the in· Yearllqs, Holatelns, Chester Ia tho Open Division wilmer~ 1 ' - Seberg , dement weather. Roush and Curtis Rousb, blue were - Grand Champion Honor Blaclnnae Brenda Roush, Letart, won ribbons: Class II - Cows, Hoi- · male Hereford, Delmar !he HorsemaJlship tropby In the stem, Tommy Booah, blue. ley, Ripley; Reserve Ch>impionl CLOSED 4-H Junior Division Horseshow First place winner for Show· female Hereford, BuUer Aug. 14 thru Aug. 20th. and Bob Russell, Letart, was - -first place winner In sportsman- Daily Sentlne~ Pomeroy·Mlddleporl, 0., Aug. 12, 1966-5 PT. PLEASANT - Three ~ ~~~~~~~~iiiiiii~ sblp; Vickie McConihay, second Oblo judges viewed Ill conl<st·lf____ place and Joha Ord, Letart, Emmert Service to anll In picking winners of the I. . MadlyD llafGI and Mra. Madlyn Smith, wbo were reaelved .. filii ~ IIIOiear BOOK STORE L :. LeOn Mayor Keefer is 'Chantpion Milker . FINE ' Jy, JackiGD. 1964 D9DOI 'i '!:0 rtl CIUf Health Club Mill tllltr regular meetlnl wllll 1111; ltl Wellman, KallaUJa, With Mrt. Nllllll Tracy t»>lootau. Ool ..... Mrl. Gerold KIIIJ, Florida. Mrs. Clrlnon ICVIDt IJIIIIt I week wltb her arllllldauabtet, Mn. Jerrp lflll&lllld 8lld IIIJII. OFFERED AT SUMMER BONUS POMEROY, 0. = C, ...Nlnellen membon of -1111 Lillo NEW BUICK, 'PONTIAC & GMC'S PRI * :::!. ac:, 117s!. 100-0 * * 1 EWI S RE PAIR SERVICE .\ . ' .. nNNIS SHOES Camdta ; '. i "· • ·- . / tt ,., ' . ',' ' .,.,.-·.• ' "; '·''fi ."'' .... P.M.ll. ollbe Sblobl Confei'IIIM will be ltoltllng annual aaembly 11Uke1 dlDIIer at 110011 bl the. Edta Plrk. Rev. Archlt Grolllll froJII lnlllna will Ill dllanetl 111 Vloloi7 tl!lo l!ld tilt 1pHUr Ill '1111 aftei'IIOOR, LEADERS ' ' I vinton; U f ~t·M( I I 4 )~Phi~'[ I I I . r" -"' I "', ..,_ ' ,. ' ..,.~ ..; -1 . .S,OO!I 'l'llomu E. Wood MemotVW"•• lai Handicap, over·1 l-11 miles Rober I!Gip....: ' ..... Sal!udl; at River Downa, baa ltoun 1-t ~~~~!;t,P';.,'d_-11 dftwn_ll ihorouc~!wltl !llltMtit, 1 111111 M 'l'op l!tJCIII'ol Ul poulld1 wu •1!1 tm.:nmblelheie.llourJumbloi, JOO 010 OliO- 3 7 -, ~ ' .... leiter to I!)UIN, to Kaat, Worthington 19) POMJI)ROY' IUGH . SCHOOL ~trm four onlaarr ·wortla, Battey; Brtmql, Sanford (7) Atbl~~ IIIIOOI&IIon WUI bold a, · • · '('Itt game, lllnnlng•) HDH- 041 no 010 oo- 8 140 &nd Rodgers. WP-Kaat (lil-t). Ib1gb schOOl teeo c1a11ce this • DUlllM ~lll:.:r"':=l"" Ad.torhu Clll 001 SUO liD 01- 116 1 LP-Sanford (11-5). HRs-Ad- Friday ~- with 1111 J171 at P' 'I'' ' MarUD M. -'- Addii!OD: llenepache. YIC10!1 Due hu and ttln!Q. Tht public II llo )11'1101, Farrell (4), Owt!nS cock ILSth), Killebrew (l4th). the l'omtl'oy lll&IIIJID, With !. j . . . JiiiHy E. Otenn, Frtnk• WOIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIII'II ll Rl•· vltod. ' tU) lllld Bateman; Roberti, • danA!ing !tom 1 to 11 p.m. Tile .I g· liD Dant, RL 1 Cbellllrt; '!boo tr Dlnrnl, while ~~~~ IQII _ . Sllr\mons (5), Koonce l8) IDd 111 Innings) publlo Is welcome. , ~ 1> 1110 G. Cooper, Rt I Cllelhlre: 1111 onlt 11111 bert but - lour HWtdley. WP-Koonce (2-4). ' Ball 302 000 000 01- 6 121 IATIJ1tDA1' I" [ ]' lllobael E. Davis, RL I _Patriot! bedli!IPI Ill ll'lorliiL ~DI 14-7) HRs-Aspro- IN y 000 0401110 00-510 3 · 1:., . :Mri.ElmerV.IIati,RUPt. R19~te 15ill), Staub (!3th), 1 -McNally s. Miller (5), Flsh!l' As-=..uMIDD~PORT Park Pltuanl; Mn. Camdlft Jl. Per All fht Panllly Pliillips (14th), Maye l8th), <9) Braba~er II) and Ro!IIOY· und ~n .:;. ~na.;:r, ::. JELDL4 ~_ · 'fiiW '!Ill CICIIIiMIUT CempbeD, Rt 1 Leon, W. VLI ~rlllual Con/erferkltl W:lll i am s 121!1), Hundley ' sky, Haney (9); StolUemyte, turd~ ,.:. at tile Mlddltport . IMN~ SIAI17 Nolall P. Swackhamor. Muoll: Ill (lith). . llenifl (6), Womack (8), Ramos community ark bqlnolng at . ~ r-, WHIP-I HI! QTI~"' loin, Anal L. PI1JDlle, Pt. !lev. and ),In, fDiden R. -~d same, 7 Inns., sW!pended ; 110), Hamilton Ill) and Gibbs. 8 P m 11 baspbetn lllllouDced by Plwenl; Homer 0. llrown, mate, Ml1· Vlrllnl• Hoaelton, 020 1110 3- 8 11 0 WP- Brabender 14-2). Ll'- the. P;.,.k ASon. that nut week lltiuston Ill. 1 Lelll'l: ltltl. Garlld I. · 11111 Mrl. COra Webii ·IIIVe flo dllcqo 2000201-5 7L:Ramos(3-8) h H _ J' trow-tblei!IWIIIWI Jtlnlper,Pt.Pleullll; ADtbonr turnt4'bomeFrlday 1f11r Jlo 110 dances wlU bebld Zachary, Taylor (6) and ; --e at t e ~ iOtwMthi.,.._,M Q, Bradford, RL I R101De1 ted retb 1 Bateman; Hands, Hendley 16), ' park because of tho Meigs Co!JIIo .-1 . ~ brthi'alloYt-. :Mrl. Howard Birchfield, tiUio lllld1nl thl IIIII niB em n ~h'IShot hnklnl (I), Lee 17) and . Cleve 000 300 1100- 3 8 1 ty Fair. ' ~ · ~ lind; lloward D. Bur, ~ ~ ertDCIP cru~1 . Mlddle,.rt, 0. Hundll!)'. HR - Aspromonte jBO!!ton 200 232 21lt-1311i 0 SUNDAY JIUIINISS .tilt: ),In, Jllnel (8111). Siebert), AIKeJley( <tand), ~~,.. THE GIDEON ROUSH reun· lA••••"' 1 ••w.l RL I JliDlnlj Arlllur C. LlDitin, 1 _ °Fhuo IS • en 71 ...,.ue; lon will be held B~y. Aug. It - l l GUMIO INLAID UNfOlD CoaliDn: MilS Llllda Laey, HaY.· New York 302 000 OliO - 3 15 0 Lon~rg, McMahon (9) at !he Porllllld Pirk with a r...,.,-, eniWOOd; lira. WlWam 11:. P.uts 011 002 003- 7 13 3 Ryan. (11--8). picnic dinner at noon. =:"='"~~~a~.IN aaar, Jr, OdlUaoiMI. hm• •Terry, Gardner (6) and lslebert (12·7) . THE ~A,L CHESTER , , H. Gabbert, Aahland, Ky.; DenOP'rOMITRtiT Stephenson, Grote (7): Sisk, (21st), Alvis (lith), Sut\day School plcnlc vor A. Lepotl, H!!lldanon. OUIOIBoaft: I) IUZ. 2 IG I (Ciolt at NOOII OD kcllean (2), Cardwell (41. 1<23rd). wiD be Sunda,, AlJ&USI It, at ll!lllllallld 11 Birth '111!11'1. _,.. Ooutt 81.. PollliiOJ Mlkkehren (6), O'Dell <7), Face the Goegleln Grove In Flat· 1 Lea -'-> IP) and Pagliaronl, Gonder (3), 1 !Only games scheduled) woods. Sunday school wlll slarl Nil loU ... , Mrs. Elmer V. Hart, Rt. I !\lay <7). WP-Fsce 1>-4). J,P- : at 10 a.m. wltb a basket dinner Bravet H: Cllllllftle, Plralll Pt. PIIIIIUI, daughllr lO:H '· II 10; Star..U, Plralll 77; Torre, Th .. ~.. Mn q~ner (3-7). IIR-Starge ~ International Leape Standlnll at noon. Afternoon servieeo wlU Nalloul ~tilt Braves Mayo GIIDII IIIII a.m. ur....., • ' (lJilh) . \ By Ualled Prtll lnteraaiiOI!al at UO p.m. Everyone Is 0. AB. tl1L Pd. Allen Prutlies 7l H. Campbell, RL 1 IMo, 11011, I w. L Pot. GB welcome. AJou, Pltl 1013'10 liS 12& .W Amft.t..n Lnpeo .PoweU, 1:25 p.m. Thunda)'. Phila _ 0011 OOOIOO- 1 8 1 Columbus 66 51 .564 .1! Clmnte, Pill 1G6 441 71 147 .333 OrloleJ II; B. RobiiiiOII, Orlolll Dllobqea Sl. Loms OIOOOO llx- 5 II 0 1Rochester 66 ~3 .555 1 Ohio Qualifien .Aiou, AU 114 493 85163 .331 M; F. RoblnaoD, . OrlDleJ 10; Steven R. Aken, Mra. wn. L. Jackson, Knowles <71. 1Toronto 63 56 .529 4 L 10 08 rt Carty, All lOS 336 4711G .d't Horton Tlltrl 1J1 Klllebraw, blrl BaD!!)' Mrl. l\lyalllllll A. Buhl l8) , Morris (8) and i Buffalo 60 58 50S o.,e en Stargll Pitt 100 :US 81114 .3U Twlnl 'and Contallaro 1\111 Sol Bent! ~ Charlot H. Burt, Uecker; A. Jackson (12-9) and !Tolet!o : SE~I, C KLEY, Pa. (UPI) Ceped~, SIL 91 S2G Ul02 .311 rt. ' Mn."fi~ Crill, Wllllllll _ 60 59 5114 7 McCruver. LP-L. Jllokson Ill - i Richmond .WI Ohl~s ~wo quaDfiers In the t!.S. Santo, Chi !05 379 IIIII .SII Pltall& rrtdorlck, Tam! Jo fualll, 58 61 9 0 II). HR-AIIen (26th). Jacksonville 541 61 .479 10 Women' Amateur Golf Cham· Helms, Cin t3360 49111 .311 Nallottal Lelpel .. JIIIID, sinen L. lllrplt, Mn. Orvlllt -Syracuse 45 75 315 2:1~ Pl911shlp were ~efeated Thur• Clndnn, Pitt 1117 392 ~7 HI .301 Dodier• 10-1• PIITY GliDII 17· I> Hearon TllllOthy B HID (Only games scheduled) Thursday's Reoalio daY In th~ quarterfinals. .. Allen, PbU 13 343 7310& .301 M~, Gtdll 17-4; J~~ 0. HoUIDblugb, AmerlcBI! Le&fi!IO · Magg~e Mar!ln of St. clair• Ametlcu Leape ltoufu Doilpra Jl.l llld A Kuhn Ramen J Mytr T~ 1Rocbester 5 Toronto 4 Mlnn 000 200 101- 4 9 0 Buffalo 5 Syracuse 3 Mrs. Jason We!ss, G. AB. R.JL Pill. Reda U-4. • L Muter JUdlih A. Owen 4 3 . . . Cols. 2 Toledo 0, lot 7 inns. . and • In the Oliva, Mlnn IH 431 67 137 .Sll Amert;au League: McNally, ~· mchlid.on, Mrs. CarJ Lewis Rtplir Service I Cols. >· Toledo 4. 2nd, 13 inns. aecond round but then bo,wed by F.Bbsn, Bal 111411 II 110 OrloleJ 1-5: Wall, Orlole1, w: L. Sibley, Mr!. Harold R. · FOR Jacksonville 5 Richmond l same score to Mrs. Jollllle Kallne, Del. 95 336 1M 105 Boswell Twins 12-5· Sanford StnJaht, Mary 1' Trumin Mrl. • All - - ...~ ... *...,Pill hunvlaors Carner, Seekonk, 8.Rbsn, Bat 113 464 78185 Anlels iH· Palmer 'Orlolea RaymOIIII 0 TudKar 'lbtodo:e Up to 4511!1111 per Pilon *Vlttl tHEATING Mass. Powell, Bat 1117 375 60 Ill and Orlol~a 111-5 and Whl"'""'~ ' ' PLAN WEBER REUNION Llda Fee Mathew~. Ports- Bert Chi !orl292 17 Ill ' -•-· I *~ ePLUMBING The Weber reunion will be mouth, took Mrs. Gordon 1Sireet, Rallrdt Cal 88117 411 t2 Orlolll H. ----' 11111~11 lltil ...lne • ROOFING at Portland Park, Sundll)', 'll.ug. Chattanooga, 1-70 In 19 holes Wagne;, Cle 103 S17 1M 101 BOLD AFRICAN TAW Folckkitm ,_IIIII If. Baskel dinner at noon. The and then !oat 3 and 1 to Mrl. VJnlne Wu 110 :US 60 Ill 87th birthday of P. A. Douglaa Streit, · wmowdate, Horl..;, Det 111 1'11 ao 11 . NAIR~ ~~· (111'8.Ide) SUIT TO/JAY -DIWI "AII.A'II Weber will be oblll!I'Ved. Ont. Homt 111!11 Wayne "'""'' .....,, 0 • """ honoring birthdays art N a 1t 0 a at 1Aape1 1111111111 denlllr)' ol IIIII far wv 24374 Swatzel, Kathy Haught, Keith GAME TIME SET Braves a1; Torre, Braves 27; Alrit!l, 8lld KIDJ'• l'rllident 134 Mill St. Mlddl-11 Weber and Mrs. l!odney Gout. NEW YORK (UP!) -The Stargell, Plrato1, Mayo, GIIDta, Jomo::::.~ 1967 major league All.Star Santo, CUbs, Allen, PbUUea :11. In east nd · trll Africa game set for Anaheim Sladlum, Amerlc81l Leap: F. rib Park a AIID attl and SERVICE attendlnct home ol the Colllorn!a Allgels, <1011, Orioles 33; Pepitone, ~~oday:,.,ll IIIIIOUDblld 1 · start at 7:15 pm '-' EDT, Yanks 8lld Powell, Orlolea 211 l1 ........ay. 'Iut were I Milt Above The Sllv.. lrldgoln Kono1111• Commissioner .WilHam D. Eck- Colavito, Indians and Klllebrew, Alii· 7 at 1111 Fret lllethodlll at Mombua Wblrt Ke1111tla II _, Th Tw'·· •• ehurcb wu lot, coUiclloll wul,-:;;;~tlon(q.ii:&;i.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...,. orl announ""11U . ..w-•. ~y. Wll, .n. ~~: 1 u i.:.'.'1111104 Prell Jn!eraaiO!!II Nallllllill Leape ~' i ''="~ifJxf ._ r h. ·:'.:.,·~~tb'::. ~ Hospital Newa CA' "NDAR Line Scores ' rilL ., t• -~ . . .. j �' ', .'~DillY Sentinel, Pomeroy•M!_ddle~ 0., AliJ. 12, 1088 . ' . ' " _ _...,.....,_~..,...~ .. SOCIAL lite Eden station for the 1\'jh ,ear. There wiD :be an Ill iiQ · 16 u~oroughbfed - -· M·•··-· - - cam u n""'j . J I l r - r_IJ I. I I [:t..'CSOC l [ Jleid Camp.,.oulltl h Sttrt . :':1or11 ;m a. lwart,l •.~llev::.~a:·~·lt:·~·-:::rtbmt:::ed~ll:!:;:;;;::;::;:::;. li""'WH' - N. W. COMPTON, .0. D. Lowest Price NlWCAR lithe u.s. Q i.lbari a; MaloneY ·• U: Barber Eastern Local News Notes * 42 ~. Smith's FIAT Sales S! NEW 1966 BUICK .... ·,: .......... · $2,565 Special V8 4 Dr. Sadan. 'lbla Buick Is equipped· with the famous 210 V8 engine and II buill on 115" wheelbaae Buick Special Cha,.is. It has automatic transmlasion, radio, foam cushions, large hub caps, dlx. steering whee~ and full car· paling. Special no trade price of $2,565.00. NEW 1966 Catalina Pontiac ........ $2,960 Mn. Blrl Dill, r.frl, Nua, $1595 S'-tlon \V~3ioV8. std. trlnl. Power ssteerta,. and heater. 1964 PLYMOUTH _ $1395 2 l>r. Sadm va. 4 spd. lllllllllltraDS Radio and Heater. · · 1962 DODGE . $895 4 Dr. Sedan. '6 eyl Std. tnnt. Rldlo . and heater. 1962 CHEVROLET _ _ $695 Corvllr 2 Door. V8 4 Dr. Sedan. This Is our full sized 121" wheelb&ae PoD· !lac with famous 290 V8 enJiine. This car II fully equipped with power steering. powor brakes, HydramaUe, white tires. Dlx. Wheel Covers, Dlx. steering wheel, stalnleoa steel around windows, foam cushions. EZI glass, and many other accessories. Special no trade price of $2,960.00. \;'-.) NEW 1966 LeSabre VB Bukk · · · · · · $2,993 4fDr. Sedan. Thll Ia our lull slaed Buick buill on 123" wheelbaoe with 280 horsepower V8 en(iue. It has the best 4~ automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, ~nornatic radio, white wall tires, custom seat belts, and d'l'. wheel covero. Special no trade price of $2,993.00. 6i Skylark Buick 2 Dr. Hard Top · · $1,895 A' school teacher's ear that ohows exceptional rare. It has biautllul oaddle vinyl bucket seats. automatic ohlft and pow•r steering. ' 61 Star Chief Pontiac 4 Dr. Sedan .. $2,195 rblt car was traded from 1 man wbo hu been a Pontiac lover and owner for years. It shows tender care. Power s~ng, power brakes and automatic transmission make it Ideal for your use. ·65 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr. Sedan · · $2,795 FACTORY AIR CONDITIONER. II also baa power steering, pOwer brakes, and automatic trans. This 1~ a one owner new Bilfek Trade-in. II ia clean imide and out and a real buy. ~Buick VB Spetial4 Dr. Sedan - $1,595 OJ!t of those one owner sharp caro that are hard to find. Th~ Is the smallest Buick but best condition. Automatic tral)lmiloion. 6~~ Bonnevdle Convertible Cpe. · .. · $1 ,095 Thla .11 Pontiac's finest and best convertible, and this one's upf11llstery Is like new. It has power steering, power brakes, aft~' automatic transmission. BLAETTNARS ~· 1961 FORD - - - $79! 4 Dr. Sedan. VB. A.Jtto. trans. Radio and beater. One owner. 1959 DODGE $245 4 l>r. Sedan. VB. Auto. traDJ, P.S. Rl· dlo and Heeter. • 1~58 PLYMOU'I'H $195 Station Wagon. V8. Auto. tnnt. . 1957 BUICK .4 Dr. Wan $195 . . 1956 BUICK 2 Dr. Secl1n . $95 ' '· ~ -~. ' ' 'MIDDlEPoRT Wallrer and Mri. Berlbl Parker opelll FrldaJ ID _Olllllpolll. Jollll, 1111 ol Mr. 8lld r.frl, 01e1r llmltb wu a medlell I'll' llellt at Holalr HOipltll far I couple " dayt. llllll 8lndra olldmor9 11 111 Columbuo. Demlll .OIU!Mrt II •P""''"I a weell wllll hll allllr, Mr. llld Mrs. Hubert Wolff, Mlllll. Mrs. Pearl Jaooba wu 11111" prlled • Friday tmiiDC WileD her daughten, Mrs. wnuam l>av!J, Mrs. Jerry PulliDI IIIII cldidreD, OGiumbUI, . Mrl. James Gilmore, lllld cblltlren, Mr. IIIII Mrs. CIUford Jacobs, IDd Jack, came witb homelllldt Ice croam 8lld clke to celebrate bar blribda)'. Jobn Story, COiwnbUI, I• IPtJidlftl a week with bla arandparenll, Mr. and Mn. Notmall Schaefer. MrL Vtr!IOII BoweD ~ lllllDI a patient at Melp Oen· tnl llolpllll. Mn. HDadJy CIIUther'l daughter, GeoqlftA, returned bome to Beach OIJ lifter toln& 11th to llalp lUI cart ol bar mother, Mrl. Vemtm llowlllL Mrs. Ross Poul!to, Calllol!, came &mday to blip .are for ber motber, Mn. Venoo Howell. Mrl. IIDwtU II a Uttlt Improved. Mra. Mildred Jacobi, Mrl. 1lalll Cllrtll, Mrl. Bertha Part•, wu Ill Partnura -I- ll· 1'heH = . wu • raptllilt at lila !1101'111111 11IL~~~ • Metbodlal 64 Chev.lmpala 2 dr. H. T. - - - fl895 · 283 v.a motor, kpeed column ablft, radio, while sideWIIII, whHI dllc1, p over whlte.RNI oharpl . 63 Dodge Dart GT 2 dr. H. T. • • auto. trana., radio, white sidewalls, wheel dlsrl, black lflth red Ylnyl 111llrlor, 14,000 actual mllal. None &harper anywhere. . 63 Ford Falcon 4 door - ~'!' 1 eyL, 1111. Pullla 11110uuced 'l'biiriday. fthed Into the ... rn off thl atoU o1 fa .. tt wM 1'be plaae 63 Dodge Polara Convertible - • s1495 tftiiDI automalle tnDI., power brakea, powtr ateerlng, radio, new whtte aidewheil c11Je1, Ulhl blue with whltl top and blue vinyl interior, 47,000 mileo. CadliJic trad•ID. wan. 62 C~evrolet Impala H. T. • - - s1395 Four door. 283 V.S enlfne, auto. trans. PGt"er brak11, power steering, radio, like a ted windtjllald, white with red interior. new white lldewaU !Ire' !"heel dlacs, t 1 Veey lmmaeulltll C!ll' with only 84,000 lllllte. ,,, I from Rayburn I.OLA'S ~I Be1uty Tips Bv lolo Bartrum Delee tone powder be ... have outa"ld all others in recent months. New fashion look Ia warmer, richer, more betee than ever. .· Our new beige tonea are: TAFFY . . . a light .!roe beige, just' 1 hint of warmth and rlcbness. SPICE BEIGE . . . for the woman I who wants 1 Vibrant compexfon loae. ESPRESS . . . . . deep, dark. delicious far sun . tan· 1 ned silns and ol!ado~ng. For r&llly creative make-ups, try tbe..,e new shades. Free demonstration. ion winner ill the Jersey class. lOLA'S BEAUTY SM.ON Gets Together For Picnic Pomorov 13Boys, l6Girls ' Ifi CODtest FLOWERs Artlsllcafly Crutlil F!orall~rrango11111111 $3.50 up .II ALL COLORS ALL .SIZES' ALL .~HAPES Dudl~y's LEON MAYOR WINS ·.-. Mayor of Leon, Warren Keefer, top photo, pulling for all be is wortb, out· iiillked Mayor Morgan of Point Pleasant, below, in the First Annual Mayors Milking Meet held during Ule Didry Show at the Mason County Fair·Thurrsday tie Mister and LitUe Miss Mas. nllflt. Mayor Morgan was delayed in getting started on COunty contest of tbe M... wlien his Holstein cow UpSI!l him, but he easily out- on County Fair was held Thurs• 1 dlst;tnced the Mayor of New Haven, Mark Ward, who day evening with 13 boys bact tile misfortune to have· his cow step in hls buck16 girls vleing for tbe et and could do no better than third place. The Maytitles. ora' M!lking Meet was a stunt to promote.the D~ry : Greg Kaylor, son of Mr. and Ioljustry in the local area. It was h~ld durmg the ID· Mrs. Wendell Kaylor of t~rmission of the Junior and Semor Darry Sbow . was croWI!ed Little Thursday night. ---Maaoa County and Cindy II~~~~~~~~--~--; tlao, daughter of Mr. and Ml'l. BETIJRNS SON IS BORN Daniel Cbristian, Point Mrs Rolli De elan!, wu named LitUe IUPI) Mr. and · • . Mason Cowlly. ~tie!', whd reS!glle<j !rom the Hemsley of Rutland are an· • Second place winner In of Na!looal Hockey nounclng the birth of their first Little Mister contest was II "'"5'"' referees at ~e conclu· a son, James Dee, Aug. ry Casto, son of Mr. and Mrs. of last seasons Stanley at Veterans Memorial Htls- Denver Casto of Leon, an CUp _playoffs, bas, alfi!ed .to Mate I and. ta third place winner was Pete ' ~!~~; to the staff for another :;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;~~ ·B~UH:·e~y,~a~=:.~o~f~: 1 TIMEt Y ·BUY FOR BACK TO SCHOOL! 01 U:: and:. 110 " ~a Mrs · Mri Miner vJii and Mro Doug! s He, 1 S - s. G 181, : : : : ey yracu;;, • r;'Mrs entsh are 1 .uie· Mrs Dur am 0 on • and· Edith Hood of Mlnel'lvDle, M M""•'• Hemsley ol Syrars. .._., ' cuse. .is 'made like an expel1sive watch. ~~~=er~l S:ih~~~ D"Ies Wednesd~y PT. PLEASANT - Fuaeral service lor Orvlll~ T. Tucker, &2, Grimms Landmg, will be held Saturday "ll a-11'· at Ule Oma Chapel EUB Church with the Rev. Charles Higginbotham officiating. Burial will be Ill the Tocker cemetery. Mr. TuCker, an employe of the New York Central RaUroad, died Wednesday morning at bls bolile efter suffering a heart attack. Survilurs laclude hls wife, F811Aie; three sons, Wilkie, of were: pregory Rous~•. son o! Mr. 1111d. Mrs. Robert Roush, Grimms Landing; a ~ughter, Mrs. Betty Sullivan, Colum· bus, Ohio; lour sisters, Mro. Sylvia Davis, Mro. Goldie Bowers, Bertha Bowers and Mrs. Elma Higginbotham, all of Grimms Landing; 1wo brothers, Herbert oi Grimmo Land!Rg and Mason of ,lomanda, Oblo; and six ~tandchllljren. Friends may call at the Raynea Yuneral Home m Bullalo. Mrs. Larry \':1~=- the U. I. "AS.IS" SPECIALS ACTION-PRICED 60 Ramhltr .. .. .. .. .. .. $295157 Buick ...... · ...... · $295 AJfll!lCAN J llOOR FOUII DOOII SIDAN I Cylinder wtth Automatic Trano. V-8 :Motor, Powar S11trtn1. Sharp. ' OPEN IVINittGI UNTIL I100 Karr & Van %and:t .Motor Sales t• ···' ~--· I '\_ ~- - 'f;., ' GMAt PINANCit<ID , WYN142 Cacllllae,.okll ~~------------~------~ I T ' ' ' . \ 1.: 'o(u.~tr~~ '(\ w.-.f··~--" ,. •I• ·.' :> ~ ' I ---.::-N-:- PT. PLEASANT _ The SherIff's 4epa.-t Investigated a two vehiote aooideni ThUrsday n UgUS j PI""' were made f'l': a picnlc when the Ladld Auxiliary the Syracuse Volunteer Fire W.'l run Glll'HIYes met in the)illage reggad to EARN night. The Ada ilck, JaiM' lllllir8nCiwllla ~ A menu was se . led serviBg !he Bl He Aug. 29 and a J• ey was discussed and b· to a later date. A picnic for Auxiliary memand their families will be :#. at the Syracuse roadside park Aug, 21, with a basket ._ dinner at !!OOil Each is to bring , personal table service. -. Insurance Agenoy Inc, - . Present were Donna Phelps. Ptoone WY 2-3381 .ZwilliOI, Clara Laven- JD E Second S I!S: Agnes White -..' • t. Pomo,.-~ MOTOROLA RIGHT FURNACE TABLE RADIO ... . RIGHT BOILER HlDRONIC BASEiOARD A Cli.Na WARMI.._ ~o_·ME . . Yet i_t~s only $10.95. . ' -,· ~ail size, Smart sforliJJe:' SYSTEMS ...... ,.,. tti.•fo36 ,: . MuLLEN ln:,D~~!;t7'"~- El~ ~ :t~a'!~r, ~HEATING ' ... J:i "Sure Sign of Quality" I ' ; Coa-l FREE ESTIMATES ~· 1""===="""=--1!0! Second place winner ia Jones, Pl. Pleasut; '• IJttle Miss contest was Stepha· Tbe Dwnbarlol! Oaka Holley, Pt. Pleasant. mack, Jr., Pt. Pleasant; Lon· Die Taylor, daughter oi Mr. and Is ooted for Ia~ the DISCHARGED: Mrs. Die Hall, Villton, Oblo. Mrs. Jolin Taylor of Henderson, lor the UDI!ed Na- Schultz, PI, Pleasant; - - - ' - - - - - - - - ' -- - - - - - - - 'l'!d third place winner was An- lions. Frazier, PUny; Clyde llaJil. Bela Dilloa, daughter of tbe Rev. and Mrs. Cl arence Dillon of PoiRI Pleasant. Judi.. lor the contest were Sarah Spurlock, Rita Corliss and Fran Tabit, all of GallipoNIIL seasons, qull because of Us. bot alter a relaxing The contest was ponsored by SOL1D-STATE he feels he Ia ill top the Junior Women's Club oi w. "'"'""" shape to CODtiDne. Point Pleasant. 60 Olds Dvnamic 88 Hoi. Sedan - -'195 brall:ll, power steering, radio, whlte oldewaUa. TONIGHT "VON RYAN'S EXPRESS'' Frank Sioatra Trevor Howard ' ~~d~ "'LIVING IT UP" Deon Martin Jerry IAwil - - ~h~ 10':! - SATURDAY AUG.I3 "A•0 1ZONA RAIDERS" Audie Murphy Michael Dante (Technicolor) -andSto~.:r,0{f;}ng! Is On The Way! ~he BeaUeo (Color) AUXI'/'lOry ' ans pICniC • • 0 t p~rk Q A f 7l In Road Al!cident and Sonia of Syracuse; Mr. 12:50 p.m. oa Potters Creek Polo! ScotUe, and Mr. Clarence PleBBant, resulting in minor . of Middleport; Mr. 8llll jury to two persons and Don Dailey, sons Byron Imately $1100 property dam01e. and Barry Joo of Chilli- A milk truck driven by Mr. and Mrs. James E. Carpentar, 41, West Coluumbla, Becky, Debbie, Jioruny and a VolkswageD drivea by und Mary Beth of Pome- Mary F. Farley, 24, West ColurnMr. and Mrs. Jimmy Joe bla, eollided oa the and BOA, Joe Bob, road while rounding a eurve. Mr. and Mrs. Rollle Dee Mary Farley received a cut on of Harrisonville the elbow and a bruised arm Mr. a1ld Mrl. Geae and her 4~ year .old daughter, Tommy and Dealra Jo, Rebecca Ann, suffered a bruisMr. and Mrl. Byron Hyaell, ed head. Neither 'driver was clof Columbus. ted. . Unable to attend wore Mr. Ed Hawley of Columbus, and Pleao81ll Valley Hospital HASON Ct'ive·ln W.· VA . . Mason; s,econd place, Troy Lee DoddiOI, II"" ol Mr. and Mrs. James DUdding, M~son, and thitd placellvinner rii Robert_1 Hoffman, son of Mrs. Diana i Hoffman, Pl. Pleasant. Judges were Barbara Epling. 1 CaroliRo Ross and Ann Brow•. , Tho coolest was spon,.red by . the Pt. Pleasant Junior Wom- 1 an'o Club. ..._ 0 H • .,..u .-ei'I!OD8 urt and Mrs. Malcolm Miller, Jeff Road, 8 miles north of u-:z H.:. CARAVEkLE• !::::: ~~~~~ contest at the Mason County Fair Thursday noon. Of the lit contestants, there were 46 boys and 65 girls vieing for honTile contestants ranged In from birth to six years. Winners In the girls' division First place, Patricia Rid· daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Riddle of Point Pleasant: second place _winner was Lee Whittington, daughter•: Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Wllitti~g- ' ton, Pt. Pleasant; and third place went to Sharon Kay Y~u- 1 •lOr, daughter .of. Mr. and Mrs. 1 Raymond Yauger, Southside, I W. v'r Winn~rs in the boys' tfivision I• Give Y.u about 1110 rup~aa­ Beautify Your Home Joday I Orville Tucker Frankie and Johnny, aU HoocJ' Family Other winnero were: Class 1Junior Calves - Tommy CuJ. len, blue ribbo• and Sidney Barker, red; Class z - Senior Calves - Aaron Weaver, blue and Joyce Berkl~y, red for Jersey ': The family of Mrs. Edith calves: Edd1e Carsoo, blue, , Hood of Minersville held a getTerry Bumgardner, red, a n d !together at the Kyger Creel< Donald RpUllh, red !A the_ Hoi· ' plcnlc park recently. Games were played and prtz. es awarded to the children. A delicious basket dinner and l•lll•per was enjoyed by Lillian Maurlce Smith, Mrl. Ed IHa~•ley, Mrs. Larry Salser, and Mra. Harry K. Clark of Mlnersvme; Mr. and Mrl. Richard Ash, and children PT. PLEASANT ·. - The U~ Ricky, Micky, Demaris, Tonia Phone WY 2-3557 234 I. Moln . Blui ~~~n winnera In the Be in ZanesVille Junior Division Horse Show PT. PLEASANT FuReral were• Karen Jones, Brenda service for Frederick Raymond Roush, Bob Russell, Joe Smith· Emmert, &, Middleport, Oblo, oon Karen Froendt Denise woll be held Saturday, 10 a.m. srunet, Joyce Ber~ey, Debbie ·m St. ThomBI. Ca!holic, Church, McConihay, Bruce Russell, Zanesvllle, Oh1o. Bobbie Rouoh Sharon Hussell Mr. Emmert, a shill opera!Jimmie Hoff.;.an Daryl Hoff: ing engineer at the Philip Sporn man, Allen Hart,' Beverly Yea-, !'la~t, was killed Tuesday evenger, Vickie McConll>ay. mg m a two-car acc!den_t on W. Wlnoers -ID the Junior Dairy Va. Rou le 62 , near Lakin State Show were: Denny Williamson, Hospital. . . grand champion in the Ayrshire; · The body ts at !he DeLoag and !Fdnny Rayburn, grand champ- !Baker Fomeral Home In ZanesJon in the Holsi<il and Judy ville where friends may call on Rayburn, reserve champion; : Friday from 2 until 4 8lld 7 unA>ron Weaver was the grand Iii 9 p.m. lEST). champion and reserve champ- Holklly Sid. Wlllll o..r bilge, beige vlayl inttrlor, V·8 engine, auto. tran1., power brltMtti and ltttrlnl. Wlalw tires. AD Au...S. Clearallct Bpe Heileri, ~~ Review Ill Pretty Babies W. ldala POMOI'OJ llra !dillard VBD Meter 62 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 - - - s1495 ' .,. Pomeroy FJO-r Shop ' v..e mo_!o!, auto~" tr·~ power . ' WoR "li)l• Farms; TWo Ohio Judges W¥2-2039 Clll NIGNT WI 9-2951 V~ WU eom•nc 111 "' • " We win flowen everywhere Mlddlopot:t. o. '. IIIII four otber pei'IODI are Frwt'l - Satellite, V.S motor, ltd. trW., radio, WIIIW tlre1, deluxe wheel dlacs, turq!IOlle with bllek vinyl top, black vinyl lnL Only ~o.ooo miles. Real oharpl -. III!M poundl, II • mlle1, one owner. Y!eal abarp car. lrw. 11,000 actual anlumg ID tbl Cftltll oll . _ ~~~~ POINT PLEASANT Dethe rainy weather '!'burshundreds of people lurned !he ·various eventa of 'eveaing at the Ma.O. Conn· ly 1966 Fair. Creating much Interest was 1- 1~;~~;~ MEIGS THEATRE 59 N. 2nd Avo. 65 Plymouth 2 Door H. T. - - - • ~195 PAPEE'I'li:, Tahlll (VPI) . Two eogl_. of 1111 Pnlicb Atomic Energy Comm1s!IM Ill '1295 e eyL, at tbl lot nro IIElf.IIIIIIINo pillle !!!!!!!!!!JI .,..!!!!!.:::::;,:o~. GOOD USED~~ FOR LESS MON~ liGHT NOW qt KARR & VAN ZANDT .f Ripley, blue; Se!JlOr · the 14ayor'1 -Mllklal Cmteat DaJ!Dw Rayus, Mayor ·-or lila-stein I Class 3 - Jllllor Tear- mawlp WM IJIIIJ llorbr; Farma; ()pea Division llerelord, -Butler which was woo by Warren son, came ill third, nol due to lings, Eddie Stewart, blue for O!ld place Wimer wu Beoerly - Haavyweighl. · Farms, blue; ·c. E. Keefer, Mayor of Leoa, by two his poor milkln8 ablllty bot due Jersey; James Dunn IDd Bune Yeqer; third, Aaroa Pl. Pleasant, blue ley, red and Pine 'Val)ey squirts over Point Pleuaat May- to tbe cow's . temperament-she Barker, blue for Holstein; Olasl and tourllt wu Tommy """"'·I and Roler Pl. New Milton, white: Junior or D. B. Mor1an. Morgan was pul her foot ill the milk bockel 4 Senior Yearliaga, DIIIDY Wll- Wluers ill tile JIUIIor red ribbon: Hereford Heifer pellallzed far starting to milk Wlnoers in '' ' Variety Show 'liamson, blue lor A1t'abire; ahla Beef Ca!tla Sbow Pl. Pleasan~ Hereford Farms, blue, anot· rot lbe wrong aide ol !he !lOW. were Cathy ·a Debbie Sayre, Judy IIIII Mary Jean Her&d Hellen, Cathy Bryan Stover, Ashton, red. ribbon winner, und Leon, first pl•- ' tied lor SIC· WU!iamsoa, blua for Holl!eJu arl!lll champion, and Hereford Senior Yearllng Bulla ley Farm, white ribbon. ond place were Becky Gilmour, and Eddie Carso•, red; Olasl Stolle, reserve champion; Hereford Farm won 1•.-.........................~~~ New Haven, and Geae Plckeno 5 - Cows, Jersey Cows, Aaron Ul Heifers, Lester See, first and second place; Junior and white ribbon wiDaera were Weaver, blue, Maxine Weaver, cbampion, and Joho See, Yearllng Bulls - C. E. Kessel, "~ Rock Powell, New Haven, arul Eddie iltewart and Beverly aerve champloa; Sborlhorn blue; BuUer llerelord Pomeroy. Ohio Jl Shella Lievlng. Yeager, red; Holsteins, Danny ers, Bob Husell. grand red and white winners; ~ Mrs. Herbert Sayre was Rayburn, blue, Dale Mac:llir and ioa; Feeder Calves, Debra BUill, Calves, Butler Hereford TONIGHT & SATURDAY - --! Thursday's bake-off wilner .and Georglauna Summer, red: Class blue rillboR; Junior Showman, blue ribbon, and Roush WAR·GODS OF THE OEEP'l will compete Saturday In , the 8 - Senior Calves, Holsteins, ahlp - All Breeds, Cathy Sayre, boke-ofl finals. Ralph Mayes, blue, Roy Mayes, first place trophy, Lester See, (Color) Vincent Price, Tab Hunter- . The Greasy -pole contest and Judy Liev!Dg llld Timmy Roush, aecood place trophy, and Joha "MOMENT TO MOMENT" :: the pie ea!lng coates! were can· red ribbons; Class 10 - Seoklr See, third place trophy. (Technicolor) eelled Thursday due to the in· Yearllqs, Holatelns, Chester Ia tho Open Division wilmer~ 1 ' - Seberg , dement weather. Roush and Curtis Rousb, blue were - Grand Champion Honor Blaclnnae Brenda Roush, Letart, won ribbons: Class II - Cows, Hoi- · male Hereford, Delmar !he HorsemaJlship tropby In the stem, Tommy Booah, blue. ley, Ripley; Reserve Ch>impionl CLOSED 4-H Junior Division Horseshow First place winner for Show· female Hereford, BuUer Aug. 14 thru Aug. 20th. and Bob Russell, Letart, was - -first place winner In sportsman- Daily Sentlne~ Pomeroy·Mlddleporl, 0., Aug. 12, 1966-5 PT. PLEASANT - Three ~ ~~~~~~~~iiiiiii~ sblp; Vickie McConihay, second Oblo judges viewed Ill conl<st·lf____ place and Joha Ord, Letart, Emmert Service to anll In picking winners of the I. . MadlyD llafGI and Mra. Madlyn Smith, wbo were reaelved .. filii ~ IIIOiear BOOK STORE L :. LeOn Mayor Keefer is 'Chantpion Milker . FINE ' Jy, JackiGD. 1964 D9DOI 'i '!:0 rtl CIUf Health Club Mill tllltr regular meetlnl wllll 1111; ltl Wellman, KallaUJa, With Mrt. Nllllll Tracy t»>lootau. Ool ..... Mrl. Gerold KIIIJ, Florida. Mrs. Clrlnon ICVIDt IJIIIIt I week wltb her arllllldauabtet, Mn. Jerrp lflll&lllld 8lld IIIJII. OFFERED AT SUMMER BONUS POMEROY, 0. = C, ...Nlnellen membon of -1111 Lillo NEW BUICK, 'PONTIAC & GMC'S PRI * :::!. ac:, 117s!. 100-0 * * 1 EWI S RE PAIR SERVICE .\ . ' .. nNNIS SHOES Camdta ; '. i "· • ·- . / tt ,., ' . ',' ' .,.,.-·.• ' "; '·''fi ."'' .... P.M.ll. ollbe Sblobl Confei'IIIM will be ltoltllng annual aaembly 11Uke1 dlDIIer at 110011 bl the. Edta Plrk. Rev. Archlt Grolllll froJII lnlllna will Ill dllanetl 111 Vloloi7 tl!lo l!ld tilt 1pHUr Ill '1111 aftei'IIOOR, LEADERS ' ' I vinton; U f ~t·M( I I 4 )~Phi~'[ I I I . r" -"' I "', ..,_ ' ,. ' ..,.~ ..; -1 . .S,OO!I 'l'llomu E. Wood MemotVW"•• lai Handicap, over·1 l-11 miles Rober I!Gip....: ' ..... Sal!udl; at River Downa, baa ltoun 1-t ~~~~!;t,P';.,'d_-11 dftwn_ll ihorouc~!wltl !llltMtit, 1 111111 M 'l'op l!tJCIII'ol Ul poulld1 wu •1!1 tm.:nmblelheie.llourJumbloi, JOO 010 OliO- 3 7 -, ~ ' .... leiter to I!)UIN, to Kaat, Worthington 19) POMJI)ROY' IUGH . SCHOOL ~trm four onlaarr ·wortla, Battey; Brtmql, Sanford (7) Atbl~~ IIIIOOI&IIon WUI bold a, · • · '('Itt game, lllnnlng•) HDH- 041 no 010 oo- 8 140 &nd Rodgers. WP-Kaat (lil-t). Ib1gb schOOl teeo c1a11ce this • DUlllM ~lll:.:r"':=l"" Ad.torhu Clll 001 SUO liD 01- 116 1 LP-Sanford (11-5). HRs-Ad- Friday ~- with 1111 J171 at P' 'I'' ' MarUD M. -'- Addii!OD: llenepache. YIC10!1 Due hu and ttln!Q. Tht public II llo )11'1101, Farrell (4), Owt!nS cock ILSth), Killebrew (l4th). the l'omtl'oy lll&IIIJID, With !. j . . . JiiiHy E. Otenn, Frtnk• WOIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIII'II ll Rl•· vltod. ' tU) lllld Bateman; Roberti, • danA!ing !tom 1 to 11 p.m. Tile .I g· liD Dant, RL 1 Cbellllrt; '!boo tr Dlnrnl, while ~~~~ IQII _ . Sllr\mons (5), Koonce l8) IDd 111 Innings) publlo Is welcome. , ~ 1> 1110 G. Cooper, Rt I Cllelhlre: 1111 onlt 11111 bert but - lour HWtdley. WP-Koonce (2-4). ' Ball 302 000 000 01- 6 121 IATIJ1tDA1' I" [ ]' lllobael E. Davis, RL I _Patriot! bedli!IPI Ill ll'lorliiL ~DI 14-7) HRs-Aspro- IN y 000 0401110 00-510 3 · 1:., . :Mri.ElmerV.IIati,RUPt. R19~te 15ill), Staub (!3th), 1 -McNally s. Miller (5), Flsh!l' As-=..uMIDD~PORT Park Pltuanl; Mn. Camdlft Jl. Per All fht Panllly Pliillips (14th), Maye l8th), <9) Braba~er II) and Ro!IIOY· und ~n .:;. ~na.;:r, ::. JELDL4 ~_ · 'fiiW '!Ill CICIIIiMIUT CempbeD, Rt 1 Leon, W. VLI ~rlllual Con/erferkltl W:lll i am s 121!1), Hundley ' sky, Haney (9); StolUemyte, turd~ ,.:. at tile Mlddltport . IMN~ SIAI17 Nolall P. Swackhamor. Muoll: Ill (lith). . llenifl (6), Womack (8), Ramos community ark bqlnolng at . ~ r-, WHIP-I HI! QTI~"' loin, Anal L. PI1JDlle, Pt. !lev. and ),In, fDiden R. -~d same, 7 Inns., sW!pended ; 110), Hamilton Ill) and Gibbs. 8 P m 11 baspbetn lllllouDced by Plwenl; Homer 0. llrown, mate, Ml1· Vlrllnl• Hoaelton, 020 1110 3- 8 11 0 WP- Brabender 14-2). Ll'- the. P;.,.k ASon. that nut week lltiuston Ill. 1 Lelll'l: ltltl. Garlld I. · 11111 Mrl. COra Webii ·IIIVe flo dllcqo 2000201-5 7L:Ramos(3-8) h H _ J' trow-tblei!IWIIIWI Jtlnlper,Pt.Pleullll; ADtbonr turnt4'bomeFrlday 1f11r Jlo 110 dances wlU bebld Zachary, Taylor (6) and ; --e at t e ~ iOtwMthi.,.._,M Q, Bradford, RL I R101De1 ted retb 1 Bateman; Hands, Hendley 16), ' park because of tho Meigs Co!JIIo .-1 . ~ brthi'alloYt-. :Mrl. Howard Birchfield, tiUio lllld1nl thl IIIII niB em n ~h'IShot hnklnl (I), Lee 17) and . Cleve 000 300 1100- 3 8 1 ty Fair. ' ~ · ~ lind; lloward D. Bur, ~ ~ ertDCIP cru~1 . Mlddle,.rt, 0. Hundll!)'. HR - Aspromonte jBO!!ton 200 232 21lt-1311i 0 SUNDAY JIUIINISS .tilt: ),In, Jllnel (8111). Siebert), AIKeJley( <tand), ~~,.. THE GIDEON ROUSH reun· lA••••"' 1 ••w.l RL I JliDlnlj Arlllur C. LlDitin, 1 _ °Fhuo IS • en 71 ...,.ue; lon will be held B~y. Aug. It - l l GUMIO INLAID UNfOlD CoaliDn: MilS Llllda Laey, HaY.· New York 302 000 OliO - 3 15 0 Lon~rg, McMahon (9) at !he Porllllld Pirk with a r...,.,-, eniWOOd; lira. WlWam 11:. P.uts 011 002 003- 7 13 3 Ryan. (11--8). picnic dinner at noon. =:"='"~~~a~.IN aaar, Jr, OdlUaoiMI. hm• •Terry, Gardner (6) and lslebert (12·7) . THE ~A,L CHESTER , , H. Gabbert, Aahland, Ky.; DenOP'rOMITRtiT Stephenson, Grote (7): Sisk, (21st), Alvis (lith), Sut\day School plcnlc vor A. Lepotl, H!!lldanon. OUIOIBoaft: I) IUZ. 2 IG I (Ciolt at NOOII OD kcllean (2), Cardwell (41. 1<23rd). wiD be Sunda,, AlJ&USI It, at ll!lllllallld 11 Birth '111!11'1. _,.. Ooutt 81.. PollliiOJ Mlkkehren (6), O'Dell <7), Face the Goegleln Grove In Flat· 1 Lea -'-> IP) and Pagliaronl, Gonder (3), 1 !Only games scheduled) woods. Sunday school wlll slarl Nil loU ... , Mrs. Elmer V. Hart, Rt. I !\lay <7). WP-Fsce 1>-4). J,P- : at 10 a.m. wltb a basket dinner Bravet H: Cllllllftle, Plralll Pt. PIIIIIUI, daughllr lO:H '· II 10; Star..U, Plralll 77; Torre, Th .. ~.. Mn q~ner (3-7). IIR-Starge ~ International Leape Standlnll at noon. Afternoon servieeo wlU Nalloul ~tilt Braves Mayo GIIDII IIIII a.m. ur....., • ' (lJilh) . \ By Ualled Prtll lnteraaiiOI!al at UO p.m. Everyone Is 0. AB. tl1L Pd. Allen Prutlies 7l H. Campbell, RL 1 IMo, 11011, I w. L Pot. GB welcome. AJou, Pltl 1013'10 liS 12& .W Amft.t..n Lnpeo .PoweU, 1:25 p.m. Thunda)'. Phila _ 0011 OOOIOO- 1 8 1 Columbus 66 51 .564 .1! Clmnte, Pill 1G6 441 71 147 .333 OrloleJ II; B. RobiiiiOII, Orlolll Dllobqea Sl. Loms OIOOOO llx- 5 II 0 1Rochester 66 ~3 .555 1 Ohio Qualifien .Aiou, AU 114 493 85163 .331 M; F. RoblnaoD, . OrlDleJ 10; Steven R. Aken, Mra. wn. L. Jackson, Knowles <71. 1Toronto 63 56 .529 4 L 10 08 rt Carty, All lOS 336 4711G .d't Horton Tlltrl 1J1 Klllebraw, blrl BaD!!)' Mrl. l\lyalllllll A. Buhl l8) , Morris (8) and i Buffalo 60 58 50S o.,e en Stargll Pitt 100 :US 81114 .3U Twlnl 'and Contallaro 1\111 Sol Bent! ~ Charlot H. Burt, Uecker; A. Jackson (12-9) and !Tolet!o : SE~I, C KLEY, Pa. (UPI) Ceped~, SIL 91 S2G Ul02 .311 rt. ' Mn."fi~ Crill, Wllllllll _ 60 59 5114 7 McCruver. LP-L. Jllokson Ill - i Richmond .WI Ohl~s ~wo quaDfiers In the t!.S. Santo, Chi !05 379 IIIII .SII Pltall& rrtdorlck, Tam! Jo fualll, 58 61 9 0 II). HR-AIIen (26th). Jacksonville 541 61 .479 10 Women' Amateur Golf Cham· Helms, Cin t3360 49111 .311 Nallottal Lelpel .. JIIIID, sinen L. lllrplt, Mn. Orvlllt -Syracuse 45 75 315 2:1~ Pl911shlp were ~efeated Thur• Clndnn, Pitt 1117 392 ~7 HI .301 Dodier• 10-1• PIITY GliDII 17· I> Hearon TllllOthy B HID (Only games scheduled) Thursday's Reoalio daY In th~ quarterfinals. .. Allen, PbU 13 343 7310& .301 M~, Gtdll 17-4; J~~ 0. HoUIDblugb, AmerlcBI! Le&fi!IO · Magg~e Mar!ln of St. clair• Ametlcu Leape ltoufu Doilpra Jl.l llld A Kuhn Ramen J Mytr T~ 1Rocbester 5 Toronto 4 Mlnn 000 200 101- 4 9 0 Buffalo 5 Syracuse 3 Mrs. Jason We!ss, G. AB. R.JL Pill. Reda U-4. • L Muter JUdlih A. Owen 4 3 . . . Cols. 2 Toledo 0, lot 7 inns. . and • In the Oliva, Mlnn IH 431 67 137 .Sll Amert;au League: McNally, ~· mchlid.on, Mrs. CarJ Lewis Rtplir Service I Cols. >· Toledo 4. 2nd, 13 inns. aecond round but then bo,wed by F.Bbsn, Bal 111411 II 110 OrloleJ 1-5: Wall, Orlole1, w: L. Sibley, Mr!. Harold R. · FOR Jacksonville 5 Richmond l same score to Mrs. Jollllle Kallne, Del. 95 336 1M 105 Boswell Twins 12-5· Sanford StnJaht, Mary 1' Trumin Mrl. • All - - ...~ ... *...,Pill hunvlaors Carner, Seekonk, 8.Rbsn, Bat 113 464 78185 Anlels iH· Palmer 'Orlolea RaymOIIII 0 TudKar 'lbtodo:e Up to 4511!1111 per Pilon *Vlttl tHEATING Mass. Powell, Bat 1117 375 60 Ill and Orlol~a 111-5 and Whl"'""'~ ' ' PLAN WEBER REUNION Llda Fee Mathew~. Ports- Bert Chi !orl292 17 Ill ' -•-· I *~ ePLUMBING The Weber reunion will be mouth, took Mrs. Gordon 1Sireet, Rallrdt Cal 88117 411 t2 Orlolll H. ----' 11111~11 lltil ...lne • ROOFING at Portland Park, Sundll)', 'll.ug. Chattanooga, 1-70 In 19 holes Wagne;, Cle 103 S17 1M 101 BOLD AFRICAN TAW Folckkitm ,_IIIII If. Baskel dinner at noon. The and then !oat 3 and 1 to Mrl. VJnlne Wu 110 :US 60 Ill 87th birthday of P. A. Douglaa Streit, · wmowdate, Horl..;, Det 111 1'11 ao 11 . NAIR~ ~~· (111'8.Ide) SUIT TO/JAY -DIWI "AII.A'II Weber will be oblll!I'Ved. Ont. Homt 111!11 Wayne "'""'' .....,, 0 • """ honoring birthdays art N a 1t 0 a at 1Aape1 1111111111 denlllr)' ol IIIII far wv 24374 Swatzel, Kathy Haught, Keith GAME TIME SET Braves a1; Torre, Braves 27; Alrit!l, 8lld KIDJ'• l'rllident 134 Mill St. Mlddl-11 Weber and Mrs. l!odney Gout. NEW YORK (UP!) -The Stargell, Plrato1, Mayo, GIIDta, Jomo::::.~ 1967 major league All.Star Santo, CUbs, Allen, PbUUea :11. In east nd · trll Africa game set for Anaheim Sladlum, Amerlc81l Leap: F. rib Park a AIID attl and SERVICE attendlnct home ol the Colllorn!a Allgels, <1011, Orioles 33; Pepitone, ~~oday:,.,ll IIIIIOUDblld 1 · start at 7:15 pm '-' EDT, Yanks 8lld Powell, Orlolea 211 l1 ........ay. 'Iut were I Milt Above The Sllv.. lrldgoln Kono1111• Commissioner .WilHam D. Eck- Colavito, Indians and Klllebrew, Alii· 7 at 1111 Fret lllethodlll at Mombua Wblrt Ke1111tla II _, Th Tw'·· •• ehurcb wu lot, coUiclloll wul,-:;;;~tlon(q.ii:&;i.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...,. orl announ""11U . ..w-•. ~y. Wll, .n. ~~: 1 u i.:.'.'1111104 Prell Jn!eraaiO!!II Nallllllill Leape ~' i ''="~ifJxf ._ r h. ·:'.:.,·~~tb'::. ~ Hospital Newa CA' "NDAR Line Scores ' rilL ., t• -~ . . .. j �.! ., l age and is a strong cliiiilldate tor NaUII!II League rookie ol Bristol'sKeytoSuccess-sofar--Found . In Givinu Every Red his Chalice to Play · tbe..:.;r~ veey· ~~.~ La-~COIIductlnl our (Ovemmontal '!be hull41a& In Racllle 'IIIII Leose CoDstruetion proP"am, p1IIIS operatlolll IDII we .,. dolq be located ·on the IOutbealll.coo- with the government's apltal riston~ay to acquire a aew Post so. New ~nstrudion, therefore, ner lot on the coraer of 'Dllrd Investment limited to postal ~n · l"'l !nor lea e1he t wlll tbat honor, ual 1 CINCINNATI <UP!) - Ci• ner, but I wm say lhsl wbell he Bristol on OUI' m gu . BrlitaL Reds fall wiD be eq '. cin_nati Reds Manager Dave was manager there :were •ome ly dlsappoi?ted II Bristol Cllflee at Raclnt. is being authorized oaly when and Pearl Slreels, across from equipment. While leased to the , BriStol mfted a chaw of tobac· lorgoltfn men on, Ibis team Now In biB ftrsl full season the league s llllln&ler of ''The new building," Mr. 0'· It iA dem011111'aled that the Raclne'o 1110 banks. The First Government, the bulldinK will Ico to bl8 other cheek, spat a guys hke Jim 0 Toole, Gordy with lhe Reds, Hflms ludl tbe year. _ 81jen aald, "II deslcned to clll' need il urgeal and DO Diller II· Nallonal and lhe Home Bank on remain under private owaer· j stream of jmce at the dugout Coleman, Jlm Coker. Did< - - • ·----- - - - .J.---------- -· I)' out the Post Office Depar~ ternaUve II available." the Bill Colart lot. Prelimlllary ship and the owner will pay lo- . floor, and Said: Simpson, Cbico Ruiz, Jack &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, iiO.ii,ii lllllll's objective o,f a more e!· The alteraatlves, Mr. O'Brl· plam call for 1,230 square teet cal real estate Jaxes. I '".Vhen 1 took over this job Baldschun, Ted, Davidson, and ficlent postal serv1ce combiDed en aplalned, would Involve re- of floor epoct, with an area of Plans aocl specifiCations for last month I told the players even myseU, With Br~.tol, there with improved workin& cond\. modeliDII ol the eldslinC build· 1,100 oquare feet for parking and the new building, as well . ~~ every one 'or them wa• a ma- are no forgollfn men, lions for our employees. ing ct moving Into other BUlla· movement of poatal vehicles. bidding forms aocl other pert•- Ijor leaguer and all of tbem Bristol preaebes aa aggressive "President John•on baa hie quarters lD tht 111111 com- Tbe building will he construe- oent data, will be ~ade avalla· would gel a chance to show lt." runmng game, makln8 frequent I ad us to exercise frulality in munity. ted ullder the Department's ble to prQsperUve bidders at an use of the run and bit. =--=--=-==~=""'--=-=='---------==-==-.:=~----- early dale, at which time the The 33·year-old newcomer ,to "We do a lot more runoinl Department will advertise for Ithe major league unmagenal under Dave lhsn we dlol under bids 1 ranks was as good as his word, Don Heffner or under Dick Sis· ~ The side option will be assign· and the result II that the Reds ler Iaiii year," Nlllhall ohllerved. ed to the auccessful bidder, who . are the hottest team lA the rna- "\Vby shouldn't WI run with will purchase the land, con· ' jors right now. all the speed we've got - lei· CAPE KENNEDY iiJPI) _ Navy oftlcers wlll ride their doa will vealure over to the •true! the building and lease il Since Bristol took command lows like Tommy Harper, Pete Gemini 11 astronauts Charles capsule back to earth three\ Agena, unreel a lOG-foot long, to the Department . July 13, they have won 21 of Ros~; Vada Pinson aocl SlmpNormelly 59.95 Collrad and Richard Gordon days after lauach with Ill on- two-Inch diameter tether from j30 gamell. son, aald Bristol, a former bJs. ll'l sebeduled for launch Sept 9 board computer automatically the satelllle and tie it to Veteran pitcher Joe Nlll<hall is tory reacher from Murphy, N.C. While They Lest ... on a daring flight that will take steering the ship on its fiery Gemini 11 1 the Reds' elder statesman at the "I want my guys to lske the them a record 862 miles high dive through earth's atmos- Aller ~rdoa returns to the age of 38. He realizes his days extr.~ base any chance they •the t ' 1 1 ft are numbered as an active Iget. and send them cartwheellng phere. capsu~, .,trunau s WI re d1 'tch · t · Helms II Top PQD 1 throUgh space lied to another Gordon is sebedulod to Gemini's maneuvering rockets fe:;~~:.nw:::..~e~'befo~ ~e As a weak-hitting second haseaalelbt<. perform a 5$-minule Bpacewalk to give the craft • slow . N be' t man who never rose above · hand h ld · oc1 h I' ti 'Jh th ca11s 11 a career. ow s go 1 Tbe National Aeronautics and usmg a. e l~l IUD a car w ee mg mo _oo wa e. that pennant gleam in his eye. Class B, the. sturdy North Car· lpece AdmiDistratlon Thursday later Will stand up m Ill open Agen~:,_ The. object of .the "We've got the momentum to olinian was headed for rapid Dbhatch for 21> hour• lqr a expenment IS to see 1f the th .. 'd N h n scurlly until the Reds made I dl.-~~ed f~l plan;:,. for the number of phot081'aphlc ~r· slight difference In gravitation- WASHINGTON (UP!) -,The ~~~a 11 ~ w~k :'ven ':na oi him manager of their Hornall All Woo -9x12 SIZE am i OU!l Dll:i~. :~~ iments. al pull on the two craft will House Conunerce Committee 10 ~e o~rn wes~ern road trip N. y. Class D farm club t~ the IIBIThlD ••· lOCI . ' Durinr the spacewalk, Gor· stabllize them in orbit today appeared ready to clear com~ng up we'd he In a real 1957. ' series. e w.tance goal set m tht way for a federal order to . . ' ., One 0 f the prize u1 1 , opace will almost double that '' end the :J&<Iay airline walkout, good poS!twn. . pup , 1 1 reached by Gemini !~. rlke In method unAU Gel A Cbance ~rf'sto I mmor eague ma.....,Tbe 71-llour flight is sch.. In ~~op~ar~ "-'ked what It's like playing mg Is Reds third baseman Tom· POMEROY duled 10 begin at 1:4!1 a.m. Y"' . C .11 Y Ch~irma Harley I under' a boss live years his jun· my Hflms, a fellow North Caro0 b tia boo W/ • omrru ee ior, Nuxhall replied: linian whose career has almost MAIN ST 992·5661 · ~: wo:~ini~ :,e:a ~!~~ ~ ~~!~r:h,.D-:pr~~~~ pre:;c~ "This fellow has WOO the COD· paralleled. Bristol's own rise In " rocket toward space. Ninety_ . . Se te- sed bill that would fidence of the playero by letting I baseball. Helms played Wider In Co NEW YORK (UP!) - A relatiVe of Lucy Page Mer· na pas . . them known they all can make I Mven m utes later, orad cer Thursday confirmed that the onetime Southern beau- send 35•400 machm!Sts b~ck to a contribution, and Gordon !till lake off in ty ~ a Wttersweet romance with the late President work 00 five struck a~rhnes "I'm not knocking Don Heff· pursuit. . Franklin Delano Roosevelt • Trans World, Unrted, Eastern, - - - - : -- 1 ,They wm attempt to catch up ' e The relative, who asked to remain anonymous, told National and Northwest I with ~ orbiting, Agena en United Press lnternatiO)I&I Roosevelt wanted to marry But one ~f •ts opJl911~nts, Rep.j GemiDI 1 lint sw1ng around Miss Merrcer "but Eleino, John D. Dm.~ell, D-Mtch., 1r.ud earth -. teat nover before would not eo)lsent to ~ . dl· Rutherford, was the woman he Intended very vigorously Jo atrempted. Such a first-orbit vorce." · with the President wben he do what I can to kill it. I think rendezvous and hookup with the "Franklin was beini' menM died in Warm Springs, Ga., in there is a very good chance of Agena would duplicate the tloned in Democratic party 1945, Danlols, sal~. She died in beating it" , 'j COLUMBUS (UP!) The operation two Apollo as.tronauls clrdes for political office and 1943. The committ<e pressed by Highway Department Thursday must perform to begiD their Eleanor said she would not let afflicted conslltuents to act and awarded the first junkyard lrip back from tht moon. him ruin his care;. with a Ja~es ' Roosevelt, , the law by orga.Ued labor to stay out screening contracts In conjune· In another "first" the Q two divorce," the relative said. President 8 son, confirmed th~l of the dispute, , rentallvely tion with the federal hi hwa · Television -ltldlos- RefrlgerltOn- Wethers & Dryen The remaDC< ., 8ossip for Mrs. Rutherfurd was with his approved the bill's ch1ef be IT ti g Y years .in high ' _pollttcal aDd father at this death. Sbe wall provision Thursday. Any hopes ;hu I ~ca o~nrro~am. r $21 social circles viis placed in ''an old family friend,'' he ~d, for a negotiated settlement 897 0 RwoC Fo~J~ ~e ~om~ Flctory Authorized Dtel• W• Service All Makn ' lha D 1 Is "and 11 wa1 my uoclerstandlng were dlm · · · print by Jontl n an e • that everyone In the family · . roy for screening on two-tentba Continued From Page I editor of Jhe Rale11h (N.C.) ~- -• the the tim Imile of US 35 in Gallipolls Observer tn Ids -w ~·• was re a1 e ITwp. m . Ga.II·,1a County and nd N day night to radioed commands ews a , of death , corrected course toward ils fortheomin& book .,"The Time Asked , allout 1 pOssible eight-tenths mile olnQhio 7 in picture-taking mission. It was Between the Wan. anti link between his Warren Twp. Washmgton CounI experted to reach the moon's Roosevell's marriage nearly ~~er Mrs. Rutherfurd, ty and $16,641 to Paul E. Bleile Hlny Mlllw, OwtMr gravitational field by Sunday broke. up 1n 1118 over the Roosevelt said ., 1 wes a pretty Co, Norwalk for three-lent~s morning aocl begin its orbital s•tuation ,between the thea small boy In 1918. I was about Theme of exhibits by four of U.S. 224 hetwee~ Obio 214 E. MAIN rout<. I asSistant *;etary, of the Navy II then imd not aware Meigs County Granges al the and Ohio 532 ID Summit CouD- , 992-3635 , and hiS vt1fe s soc181 secretary, , , IJ. • ccordlng to Daniels Miss anythin&. !IX!rd Annual Mel(ls County Cycle Gang Hit j ~ e 'lib& later m~od New Franklin Delano Roosevel~ Fair next week will be "The · PITI'SBUKGH - THIRTEEN I y er~ ~:400 , socialite W'mthrop Jr., presently a candidate fcJr Grange and its Service to the members of motorcycle gang.s or New York governor, the post Community.'' known as the "Chosen Few" bis father held wbea he was Alfred, Hemlock Grove Rock and !he "Cliain Gang" were ar· elected president · In 1932, Springs, and the Ohio Valley ;resled Thursday on charges of refused comment, as did his Granges will compete for !rape, aggravated assault and brother Elliott, the mafor zes of $55 for first place, $511 [battery and indecent assault ~ Miami Beach. second, $45 for third, and $40 \IIIVOivtng an 18-year-old girl Althoogh the romanct for fourth place. : Even veteran palice officers tweea Roosevelt and Judging will he based on or:Were shocked by behavior of Mercer apparentlg broke iginality, attractiveness, ap~e •uspects who were arrest- ,,1 after her marriage to Ruther· and neatness, grange ;ed Thursday In Leetsdale aiOOC , :CJNCINNA1'1 <IJPII - Three furd In 11120, Daniels said, the achievement :lhe banks of the Ohto River teen-age boys were held by ju- Pretident aenl her tickets to his In community service, faboul 28 miles northwest of venile authorities today lcir 111- first lnauguratioD and arranged products, and handicraft. ~· , · an 8-year-oid Price HDl ~ for a private ear. Only two schools will exhibit : • ebral Palsy victim as a human ID the public school ~epartmenl :Dairies Back Off ( target at whom they sbot BB beaded by Robert Bowen. They PITI'SBURGB - SEVQI shots Thursday night. Southern Elementary and : Western PeliiiS)'Ivania dairies Pollee said the boy Carl Ma· Bradbury indiVidual learn· ~ to the pressure by the aoa Smith Is unable to speak cenler conducted with fed· i:publk the city of Plltaburgh or lo care for htmsolf In any funds this past summer un~.Allegheny County .Aave way and could not cry out II the cllrecllon of Mrs. Char~tponed until after an emer- be was pelted with shot8 in the Clarence Weddle, Jr., Lewis. ' h artng of the tat.rM'Ik rear of his home with breaking .and , _ _ __ •Commission : two 'to 'ftle youth wao shot at least rered a not gn!lty plea m TO PLAN CAMPAIGN !'three cents per quart inCrease six timeo in the abdomen po- ly Court today and wa• DAYTON (UP!) - Represen~ milk prices The co'l'!"ission lice said. Although there were over le the P'and Jury. tatives of most of the 66 Young :.n.ets bere A;.g 19 solne bed wells he suffered no Judge Frank W, l'<lrter, Jr. Democratic Clubs in Ohio were ; Lt Gov Ray.;.,nd p Shafer sermus pbysical injury. ordered Weddle to put up to attend today's Ohto League had asked for 0 P.;ice roll· The father, Harold Sr, said, $500 cash or $1,000. property of Young Democrats , held Th d · · titloncl the three - aged IS, 14, and bond and remanded h1m to cus- to &cuss political · 8 !r-ot~ :r ::C!'menl 0~ 16 and residents of the aeigh- lady of Sheriff Robert C. campaignin&. l sed . Co ..., borhood - made no attempt to tfnhaeh until boocl IS posted ll"'"0 pnces were un.! run when he called polio!. In other activity, Judge Por;Bolle Meadow Gold Mei!Zle Offl said the three admit- rer fmed Gerald Raymond BariCarJahCol~~hn Wndlllla: : - ted th':':hooting but could give ringer 110 and costs on • left of lterY' n eys ne •. or • 80 rellSon for their action center charge; Freda V. ScarSHIRT ti«ef, intoxication, 110 and costt; SERVICE GOP TO MEET Robert l{, Cozart, reckless opCOLUMBUS IUP!l - T h e eralion, $15 and costs, and Do- IN AT 9 AM-OUT AT state Republican convention rothy Wells, no operator's li5 PM. eWURLITZER will he held at the alate fair· cense, was fined ISO and costs eiALDWIN grounds Coliseum here Oct. I. with $10 stlspentled· Stale Olalrman Jobn S. An- Gerald McDaniel forfelled OTHt.l FAMOUt drews 8JI1IOI1IICtd today. 125 bond on an intoxication CLEANERS POMEROY .UNDS 'POIImlller General f O'Brien onnOWleecl team~, ' Dally Senllnet Pomt!I01·11iddleport, 0., ;\ug. 12, 1966-7 uk·1 • s Sh t a n a rz ng n aCe 0 Pt D r . IS~ :OVAL BRAIDED RUGS Forced End 0£ stfl'ke seems ' Near I: n.':.. s·tt I erswflliPt Romance WI"th :.:.i Late FOR -Ld by " r1ter · Bare m:: INGELS CARPET HOUSE l PRODUCTS f Grange Theme Js Announced :ntl 1 • Cot b i:. 1 DAy PIANOS Robinson's Aocly IIl 'm:=ar~g~e·.-~----~----~~~ "'Factory Tratned S.nkF" OHONt ~ JACKSON. o. CLEVELAND tUPII Kubar, 71, Cleveland, wu klUed early today when his ear collided with a New York CeD· tral freight lrain at a city CI'(IO,. mmma. I THE ::_.__ lng. !I NAVAJO 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLV Sizes Misses 11-4 C-D widths ~99 - 130.00 Down - lal•nct .,. Conv1ni1nt '"""' MASON BOX THE SHOE • FURNITURE CO. MASON. W. VA. MIDDLEPORT, 0. •• ' ·-. ·-·- . ... ~ v ,_, AUCTION STARTS PROMPTLY !O:OOA.M. SATURDAY MORNING ENDS WHEN EVERYTIDNG IS SOLD' TERMS OF SALE: Everything sold to highest bidder, . Cash on day of Sale, By piece or by lots. EVERYONE 1'Ef.COME! GOOD DEAlS FOR DE.\LERS TOO! Buy Now At Fraction Of CoJt TOYS For Christ111as Glvi . ng 'l'lllll'o hoJll)l aJM! loa a!l-ber-11* tobrl .. Httlo lro clelllht & , I be- clllld, .... --kl- wllh !bot- lied .. ...u,. A.a •• pow older, we .,.. · qult>e . . _ t.. aionl but tin ef them. We·" try eoot:ly ,..,. eale*inmenta 1111111 they bore uo. " Even tboqb oar Jiftl liN Dell'_.., fun of amaH pleasuru .... the fragrance ()f fresb-eQ..t grass, the aoollllu 1101111d crt-: r&iJI, the .U..t beauty ol. stan ••• we IIODIElbow aren't " ruDy aware of . .T · loqer. Ev011 lifo itaelf, till~'< :IZ'flhst sift we hav., eaa · blealc and fruttlesa. . What can restore our aWUW.: aeaa of the joy and prlvttep of belu all'ref .. >·• Jeoua lmew about t.~' ' problem, 1l1ld Be had t!Ni': ' auwer for all wbo nee<! it. Ho has promloed life • • • , mote abtmdant lite •• - to ·' th011 who Will foll..w Him. Aod He wiD help,- 111ep ., PT. PLWANT Refreshlllllts .. ol'tbeway. ) ·' c·-·L lfi , '' " With the ho- fl will, in •om• ·J116UUN, Iosier arul help sua-_. ,.... . tmn tlwt a~hich ;. good. in fa'fttily arul community. life, th~ feoi! • d by t he L .. - • lure .. 1pomore - • fir,.. aruf organhratiorut~~hole rwme• ap...,.,. L-foUI. 1 ....- "" 01 ~1 "* 0 .. ~··~ .' ioCAL UNION 5668 Ravenswood, W. Va. ' ; 192-2166 -; ,, Pomeroy , CROW'S S'"'FEAK HOUSE TINY'S FOODLAND WI "Kehtu.cky Fried Chicken" Middleport, Ohio · Pomiiroy " K&C JEWELERS SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS W• Fill AU "Keepsake Doctors Prescripttons Pomeroy 312 E. Main SL LYONS CLOVER FARM Genernl Merehcmdi.te Tupper' Plaino ' STAR- SUPPLY CO. Painu 11n<1 HardtDOI't I'lL 949-3273 Pbone 1192-3481 N. Setond' A••· U:lddleport. Ohio BOWERS ORIVUNN HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE . 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BROWN, Dist. zto Lincoln St. Middleport 992-2550 Middleport, Ohio Athena • WIUIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING ;:as ' RAY RIGGS, INC. 85' •N. Court St. THE UNITED STEEL WORKERs OF AMERICA ,30 i_ ' {.fncoln-Mercurv-Cornet-i!:nglt.h Ford Bokerg of Holsum Bread 0:.; Ol ., OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. TUNE · 233 MAitf•ST. ,, • Jr·------------.,:._ ___________ •.· STOCK CONSISTS OF: I Ill·-- MI.I'Oa ... fii'RCH 9 =i:l ASSOCIATED RADIO &TV · *Appx. $12,000 worth of TV advertised Toys *Some Men's, women's, children's clothing, gloves, caps. (Mt»Stly Winter Stock) *High Quality Paint *Appliances *Jewelry *Watches · *Some Camera Equipment and aceessoreis * Sporting Goods *Hardware • Plumbing and Electrical Supplies *Housewares • Health and Beauty Aids, . *Many More Items OF. Star s...ul EVERYTHINCMUSTBESOLD REGARDLFSS OF COST Approximately $35,000 1'ort h--All New Items Because of illness in family, "BIG D DISCOUNT .· ·STO~" Is forced to Oose YP By Saturday, Aug.l3. Man Pleads Not Guilty I·- s , Palsy ViCtiDI J 'B ' BTarget e B T• r.Or OY nO 'I'HE 'tiME : LottddP Follrod FI'rm WI'ns Contract t ,, 0' sJ.• 1 • fS fJe UPI B llut!er, pastor. m.; tiomlDg Worabip 10:46 Bealh lleilltdld Cltaoll,.Rev. m.; l!:wngeilallc III'VicoMax Donahue, putor: J act p. m.; MidWeek Player lemct BechUe, Church ·School SUpl; 7:15 p. m. WedMJd117, Church School, 9:30 a.m.; Wor· SyraCQJO Charcll of !be Naz. lhlp Service, 10:30 a.m.; .Melb- oreae - WWfam C. Tloorpe, odist Youth Fellowehlp, S p.m.; pastor; Sunday School 9:30 a. Ofllclal Boord meollng, llral m.; Morning worship 10130 Sunday of month, 7:30 p.m.; PenteetUttd JlaptUI · day. Bpflco'pol .WSCS, sedond. Monday of Peateooltal Aa.,hly, Reidt lab Baplllt Cbareb Still eal Pasev11Ja Comm111111y Grace Ejpiicl(loJ (.'barcb month, 7:!0 p.m.; El..- Clr- 12t- Rev. Paul & Jodts, pss. Beiltlllnlll'- 81'1111 ~areh, -Rev. Russell Cline, Pomeroy- The Rev. Richard <le, secoocl Thursday; Claao 12, tor. SUllday School 10 a. Greaf.Belld, Rev. C. !. O'Con- Young People's service, R Martin. Rector. lllmday third Wednesday; Afleroooo Clr- Worship, Wednesday Ud mor, panor, Robert Lewis, m. Thursday; E>qellsllc Morning Prayer and Sermon cle, fOurth Thursday afternoon; da SupL 8, 30 a.JII. Morning wor· vice Saturday, 7:30 p. m. 10:30 a. m. ' choir pracUee, WedaelldaJ, .J'i,. Peateeclllll Clltardl tlhlp 111111 Sunday Scbool, 7 p, Sunday, 7' 30 p. m. LellrC M Motllodlll dleport- South 3nl Aveo~ Rev. m, Evening service, Thursday s!eedomStiGospelmMlliSion B UB . awp J11nel F. Euly, ,... B. I. Barrell, pastor; SUnday 7:30 p.m. prayer meetin&. an ver.v e Elllerltrlle EVB Cbarch - lilt - 'LETART FALIB- Wor- School 10 a. m,; Sunday Gluesenl:alllp, pastor; Rev. Memel Smith, pastor. llhlp, 7:30 p. m. Sunday (oz. Inti evange!lsUc aemee, Carpenter Blplfll Cbt~rtb Wilford, SUpt., Sunday Worablp IIII'VIl:t 9:10a.m.; Sun· eopl lind Sundq); , Church p. m.; Wednesday Bible study - Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. 10 a.m.; Evangelistic day School 10:30 L m. Youth School, 1:30 a. , m. St~Jldv, VuJ. 7:30p.m.; Saturdr!l' nlgjlt Pray. MorniDI worship 10:15 a.m. :30 P· m. Prayer meeting FeUowshlp 8:!0 P. m.; Boyo 8ed aervlce, 8;110 a. m., Zlld er 111111 Worabip 7:110 p. m. p. 11t Tuesday. and Glrb Fellowship, 6:30 p. Sunday of JDODib. !WIT LICp .._._ . Cia Rutland MlllloD - .011 v E>ealq HI'VIct, 7:30 p. TART- Worship, 8 p. m., 21ldl 1'81..-J-ncm Flnlllapllll arek, Middle- Newman, missionary 2nd and 4th Sundays: Youth 111111 4th ThUrsdays· CbQreh Mldd!eporl Flrlt Ullltecl port, Rev. Donald Boone, pas- Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; 6:30 p. m. Wednesday, School; 9:!o a. m. Stm.say, bylerln Clnlrch - .Rev. tor, sunday School 9:15 a.m. Worwp 10·30 a.m. Prayer Meelln& 7:30 p. m., ru;; GR(I\Ig - ~ I " ard Ruppel!, pastor, Stmdayl , , George Bam, Supt. 10:15 a.m. 7, 30 p. Pray~; service, Wednesday • · School 9:30 a. m., Fred Lewlo, 1 Worship ServiCe; BYP 6 p,m,; 7: 3~ p, m. Thursday. MorniD EUB Cl! _ Ill., llll 111111 lfd . , Supl; 10:30 a. Dll Worship; Evemng worabip, 7:311 p.m.; g arch Cbtll'ch SchoOl, lliBO ·a. Ill. $·15 m. YF· Wed &·30 Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer Church Of Chri.e ::d M:!,, S:,lth, pastor: day. OREAT , BEND - Wlll' ..;, J~or Chobo: 7 P:• m: P. meetl118, 8:30 p.m., choir prac- ........_ Clnlrch ol Cbrflt- Von ay • ·IllEarl a. m., Roy ship 9:30 a. m., til ml Srd lor Choir· d ___ , Meter, Supt., Shuler l)mdaya· Church ce, ... Po Larry WIWams, miDister; Bible Ass'L . Morning worabip 10.45 m. .,.:.,._ M~Synacuso J'fnt Ualted Fils! B&)uoo ~arcll, me- School and Morning W0rehlp • ' . a. ........,., .,...... .........__ Church Re '.in-1 Re carv Willlaml worohlp 11 a 1111 and Srd ·•·~• v. , • a. m • Prayer meeting 7·30 p ~Y d; . er till 10 .20• 10:30 a. m.; Christi~ Eocleav· m. Thursday. Youth F~.:.,stuP Sundays· 'Cburei!"sct:l 9.30 a. R Stebbins, Pastor. Wonblp, 1 9.30 UD Y __!!_ • • or, 6 p. m,; Evemng Wor- 7•30 p m Sunday tD. Stmtia ,. t a.m., SUnday School 10 Worabip ... ,_, 10:30 a. m.; llhlp, 7 p. m. • EVB • Cbarcll _ 1· Bible Study Wednesday 7:30 Nursery and Junior Church for Bemloell G r o v • Cbrllltan J Mlllm'rfiio llefbotllll m. children ack Young, putor; F Ba llat Cbtll'ch RacfDe Cburcb - James Qulse.Qherry. Sehool 9,15 a, m., - Wendell G. SluU~, . llarriloiiYIIIo ~=:=~~ ReIn~ O'Co • stor' Worship Servleo, 9:30 a. m.: Archer, SupL SUnday Swulay School; 10 a. m.; Clurch, Howard S vd ·School t·SODDar, pa ~ Suoday SchooL 10 a. m., Stan- worship, 10 ,15 a. m, and 7,30 ship service 11 L m. tor. Sunday School, a. Cun ay • : a. m.Mor.. ftrd Stoektoa, Supt. p. m. alternalely. Bible Study Porllallll MeWIII ·Cbareb- Worship•7:30 p. m. urtls, aupL, 10.15 a.m. Bradford Church of Cbrlst- and a er service ted by 8 ,_ John Kimbler, pastor. Swulay S;rraeuse Mlnln- Earl lng W~blp; 1:30. P· m., BYF Joe Robinson, mlDlater; Hom- tor ~.~ P m.' Wednes~a School 9:30 Harold Rauab, tor, paator. Wednesday and •nd ~unror FelloWShip; I P· m. OJ' Forres~ Supl; Bible School ~is"a-a E~deavor 7. 30 p m.y. Supt.; Ke..;,tb McLeod, Aso't. day services, 7:30 P- m. Evemng Service· " • · • Supt., Preaching 7:30p.m. SunNO Prt{ Wednesday Meelln ' 8:30 ; a. m.; M0rn1ng Worship Srd Saturday of month. Latler Day Sainta · P. m., yer , I, 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worsbfp, Soalb Bethel EVB Church _ day. Reorganlled Omch of ~~30datrm.,;::, Choll' Prao- 7 p. m. Wednesday 7. P. m. B~ Rev, Jafk Young, p a • Raa Methodill O.Dl'cll - a.rtsl of Laller Day 8aiDio ateddn • 1tnet • lllrtfonl ble Study, tor: Sunday School 9:45 a. m., JohD W. Kimbler, pastor; Sun- C. W. Proffitt, pastor. Sl% Parlsb _ W G ZlDD DeJier Church of Christ N,..-.an R Bahr, Supt.; SUnday day Scbooii:SO a. m.; Preach- from Racine otl Racine • astor Wonbiarr~~ are: Bible ~eo! 1:!0 a m. Preach- Wo1wp 10:45 a. m. and 7:!0 lntl10:30 a. m.; MYF 8 p. m.; land Road. Sunday School, ~ ~ a. m. DST; lnti1D.30 a. m., first and p. m. alternately. Bible Study Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. a. m.; worship !0:30 a. 9 Lillie ll'ti er ucc 9.38 Efi lllmdays. and Prayer Servle-., led by pas- m. Wednesday. Sunday evening service at ..,.1 . :. , · ~SOD City Cl!urch of tor, 7::!o P- m. Thursday. Roek Sprllgt lllelllodlot- p. m.; Wed., worship sen1lcel Cheshire Bapti..t 10.45 EST. Miller Street - Sunday Tu Plains EVB Church Olester Lemley pastor• Wor- o1 7·30 Churell Scbool at Hartford, at Indy• 9 •• m,; ppers Jack YWllg pas lldp service 9:ll0 ' .. m.;' Sun· P· m. Rev R -Uc t:so DST: Kyger 10:20 EST, abip, 7:30 p. m.; Bible tor· ·sunda worship ' 9.30 day School, 10:15 a. m.; MYF oman uuw and Cheshire 1:41 EST. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday; a. ;, • School, 8 ,;. • 6, 30 p. m. Prayer and Bible Oar Lady of Lorello Mlnloa MI. UDloD F.WJI. Olareh - Middleport Charcll of Ho~ Vln~.... SupL i11hi~ Study, Wednesday, 7:30 P. m. Loal Boltam -.Rev. Stllldq School 1:41 a.m., Earl Bth and Main Streets _ !Jon. .,--. Rulland Metllodlsl Qmrcb _ Petrunek, administrator; Starkey, Supt.; Evlllinl _.. -'d Hicks, miDialer; B 1b 1e Study ud ':ajler aervleel led Rev. c. J. Lemley, pastor: day Mass 8:30 a. m.; HoI •hi" 7•ll0 p. m. ,_ CeeO Cox, Scb I K1 by pastor, 7.!0 p. m. Tuesday. "'--• Days of Obligation 7 p m. ......, • ., oo, 9:30a.m., tDDelh Me- Adult Class Meeting 7.30 P m. """""'School 9:10 a. m.; Wor- SL lui' C&lboUc bit.~·. l.aymall; , YOUD8 Peap!e's meet. l!llhlnney, Supt.; Morning Wor-llasl Monday of month. . ship service, IO:liO a. m. MYF N JGo •ille ·-• IDg and Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. abio. 10·30 a m Evelllng Wor- - - · EVB ~· Rev Monday 6·30 p m. ear uysv (Do,... wedn-•·"• Cbolr praetlee at ·••- 7 . . ,;....,_ Serv'-- .,.~-e ....~• ~ •.: Me-"-~·- ~· Rev. Frank Manieri, .~t"::; ......,. ' • ....,. P· m. " .. •••· Paul A Sellers pa!tar: Sun- ~..... ' ......,., """'"'" - Sund M 10 30 7·30 P m. ••..-..o- • . Wedn···•·· 7 • ' J •W Ki ble to "uy ass : a. m.; · · ->· - · ......,, P. m. School 9·30 a. m.· Bea 0 '"' • m r, pas r; """· 0 I Obllg linn 6 30 •ati•JM! l'lniSehoollllplll& """""' Pom~ Curch of Cbrlll ' · 'Ita ho : ·~~~~~ 10. 30 ' a. m. Lester L. RoiiBh, SupL 8' 30 a. m.; Jerry Mutera, pastor; - SUnday seniee lsi lldp 9:15 a. m., Sunday ur II< Preachlng Sunday 2:30 P· m. Schoo~ 9:30 a. m., Church &mtllys of lhe 10:15 a. m. RatlaJM! wm Blplfll viet 10·10 a. m.• CltrisUan ..,_... EY en. ou Grove Metbodlll Salvation Army Cburm - Rev. Paul Taylor, deavor." 8:30 p. E>enlng ~':; ~~""';d 4 ~agSun- Jobn w. Kimbler, pastor, '!be Salvatloa Army, pastor; Sunday Seltool, 10 a. vice, 8:30 p. m. da'i of moritb. Qoss, Supl Stmday SchoGI "'Y Ray S. Wining, officer m.; Gay Priddy, Supt.; Preach- ftullaJMI Church o1 · Bethany EVB autrch _ Re\1 10:11 a. m.: Preacblng 9:15. cbarle. SUnday 10 a. m. IDg aerrf~, 7:30 P. m.; Prayer Roy carter, minister. Paul A. Sellero, pastor: Mo.,; Syneue Mofbtlltl Church aeaa meeting; !0:30 a. m. Sun...-vtcee, 7.30 P· m. Wednesday. Sebool, 9:30 a. m. Worship Inti Worshlp 9,30 a. m.· SUllo WendeD G. Staller, pastor; Sehool. Sunday 7 P. m. Mud lllpiiJI Stmday Scbool Pre;~ching servia! 10:30 a. m, day School, j0, 30 a. m., Blythe ahip service, 8:35 a. m., People's Legion; 7:30 p. - D.A.V. BaD, corner Seeood YG®~~ People's meeting, Theiss Supt.· Youfb Fellow- day School 9:15 a. m.; m. meeting; Thursand Pameroy, MaaoD. Sponsored p. m. E>ening Service, 7 p. m. llhlp, i:so p. 'm. Swulay Bp. m. Prayer day, I to 3 p. m. Ladles Home by F'reDcb City Baptial Cburch v. H. Braley, Bible School Supl CARMEL EVB Cbarch-Rev Sunday 7:30 p. m. League: 7 p, m. Prep classes; tD G&mpolla. Alflllated with S. ZJon Church of Ch11JI. Paul A. Sellen anor· SW.: 11y1e11 11m1 Free 7:30 p. m. Bible Study, B.C. Rev. R. I. PiniOn, pastor. ,e roy. Barrtsoavlllo Road day School, 9 m., Wayne Robert E. Smith, Sr., pastor. meeting. Other services anSunday School every Sunday, gene Uaderwood, mlDlater. RoiiBh, Supt.; 10:30 a.m. Morn- Sunday School 9:30 a. m.: 0. IIOIIIlOeiDeat. I · P. m. Preaehlng serolcelt the hie School, 9:30 a. m.; Inti Worship, 2Dd and 4111 Sun- 0. Pattersoa, SUpL; Morning ADVEN'l'IST 4th SUnday of each mouth. 1ng Worship, 7:30 p. m.; Ro- day of the month· 8 P- m. Even- WOI'Ihlp 10:30 a.m. Youth Ser· Pomeroy Sevelllh Day· ~=;II MI. &lorfd ilapltsl amrd>- bert Reed, Bible School Supl Inti E>angellslic' Service 2s1 9lct 6:15 p. m.; 1111 Church- Mulberry B Corner of Fourth and Main SL, Chur h God and Srd Sunday of momb. meosage 7:30 p. m.; Rd., north of Meigs Memorial l!flddleport. Rev. Nyie Borden, Cia ler . ~urelt of Gad Federated Chlrch POIIlerO)' meeting Thursday 7:30 p. Hospital Paslar, F. W. Gifford, miDilter. Sunday School 9:!0 a. " _ Rev R ......:.. , Lauel Cltlf Free James R. Hoffer, As8't. Serv· ilL Arnold Rlcbards ...... 10·30 Rev. Dale Thornton, ·pa•tor. . w. ·~· ... pastor, Cll1lrcb R. ..,_ om Ices on Saturday: Sabbath ' """" · Sundoy School 9·ll0 a; m.· Carl Kautz, Supt.; Sunday ....,.ene • pa& . , ._ m. MOl'lllni Worship. Mornill8 . W~bii 11 · 11 ; School, 9,a a. m. Worship, tor; SUnday School 9:30 a, m.; Sebool, 1:30 p. m.; Worshlp, Naomi llilplfll Claardl - m. .Ev Usttc service 7-30 • 10:25 a. m. PhU Wise, SupL: Morning wor- l:30 P. m.; Youth meeting, aSunday School 1:30 a. m.; Wor. ~ lin& 7•30· p. ship 10:30 a. m.; Youth Serv- :30 p. m.; Bible Study, Thursshlp II a. m.: Wednesday, 7 ~~y· er ·Peo::.~ DaoviDe Pilplm HoliDelt _ tees 7 p. m.; EvangeltsUe ,.,.. day, 7:30 P- m. at S7 E>ans p. m., Prayer service. Service, •Friday 7:30 P m. (LAngsvllle Post Offfce) Rev. 91ce 7:ll0 p. m. Mid-Week pray. Jldibts, Gampolla. Community ML ~arlali Cmck OotJ- Cbaa. E. Dozer, jJastor; 8und., er oerv1ct 7:30 a. m. WednesUnited Brethren Clrleton Clwrch, K!ngsinlrJ Rev. James Sallerfleld, pastor School 9:30 a.m. Mrs. Robert day. BdeD IJI1Ited 1trelllrea Road - Rev. Clyde Htutlln, Suaday School 9:4.1 a. m.: wor- Grate,, Supt. Worabip at 10:3~ 'lle Ulllted Methodist Cl!lll'Ch, Cbrlll Chlrch - Rev. Elden R, pastor: Sunday Sebool 8:30 a. wp set"'iee 11 a. m. and 7:30 a. m.; PU8flm Youth, 1:46 p. Pomeray, Melvm. Alkire, Pas· Blate, pastor: Sunday School m.; Ralpb Car~ Supt. Sunday p.m. Prayer meetin& 7:ll0 p.m. m.; EvangellsUe service, 7:30 tor. Divine Worship o~. Sunday 10 a. m.; Winnie Holsinger, Worship service 10:30 a. m. Tuesday; Young People'a p. m, Mid-Week Prayer and at 1:30 a.m., Sermon., Do You Cbrlallan En<\eavar, 7:15 and 7:30 p. m. alternately. meeting, 7:3o p, m. Friday. Wedneaday, 7:30 p. m. Want to be Healed? p. m., classes (or all. Song serPrayer meeting Wednesday at Ratland Clnlrch of Gjld !l,chool on Sunday at 9,30 a.m. vice 8 p. m., Preacblng &::>Al p, 7:30 p, m. Rev. Jolin Smallwood, pastar; Jehovah Aa ,we keep ct break t m.; Mid-Week prayer meelln& Colombia a.ap.t - WarUJp Swlday School 10 a. m . .,._...._ Ball of Jehovlh'a Lords Dayloae, we nobly save or 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, Mrs. aervi- ch Sund . ., -~ meanly lhe Jut best ... ~ H Ising •-· lead . - ea ay, 9·15 a. gellsUe. HI'VICO 7 p. m.; WIIDesses - Public meeting by hi b ises" _ .....,8 0 er, ~=• er. m.; Suod117 10 a. m.; People Endeavor 7 p. m 5 P- m. Walclltewer h w'~--~wr · Letart ·Falls UDited Brelllrta 11 Youth EY --•· p · • ' am "'""""'' 0 ca r. Cbrisl Charch James Mor~=~~~-m.~~·~m.~ .eaCD -~.--Sun~en-~..,....~~y~;=r~ay=er~mee::ting:.~7~p:.l Study, 6 P· m.: Bible Study, theLord'sDay,yet .useil sun-day School lb. Saturday. Tlleetlay 7 p. m.•, Service llltllll- If ll were aur own. ·;nnce~at, II a.pastor. m. PreachfDg 81 IDI. 8 P. m. Thursday; MIDiaNaorene and third Thursday 7 try School, P. m. Tburatlay. fto Cburch of !be Nuarne 7:30 p. m. Second and Lutheran ·. Cloeller - Rev. Her ben Grate &mtlly at 7:30 p. m. ~:II ti. John'• LatberaD Clwelo- pastor; Mrs. Edna Life, Supl meeting second and I MIDDLEPORT, 0. Morning Worship 9 a. m,; Sun- Charles Bisel!, Aso'l Suntley Thorsday, 7:ll0 p. m. and day School 10:30 a. m. Paslot, School 9:30 a. m.; MOI'Illlli and tbtrd Sunday, 7:30 m. , Donald Hicl.-, MinUter flev. Joseph Kraty. Wonhlp II a. m.; NYPS 6:4.1 Prayer meeting every Wetiines·ll Sl. Paal'a Latberan Ch~ p. m.; Evening ServiCe, 7:30 day at 7:30 p. m. CbrlstJan eYaur WelcoJM Is Our Front Doore 1131 E. l>econ.d St., Pomerny. p. m.; Midweek Prayer aervleo deavor, second and fourth lundoy School 9::10 A.M.-Mornlnt Wo,.,Jp 10:30 A.M. 8undty School l :liO a. m., Wor- 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. day, 7:30 p. m. lvonfnt Worthlp 7:30 '.M. ship service 10:15 a. m. Pastor, Middleport Clalll'cll of !be Naz. IlL Bermoa UDftetl Breliltnlt\1 Rev. Joseph Kraly. ..... - Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett, 111 Cbrisl Clnlrch - James Kennolh Mtllhlnnay, hnd•y St=hoot Supt. . Methodgt Sunday SC!lool 9:30 a. m.; rlsoD, pastor. Sunday Scbocllll Speeker Sund1y AUA. 14 Alfred MelllOdlal Cburdl, Rev. Morning Worship 10:30 a. m.; 1:30 a. m. Preaching, first ' A. Casto, pasto.r. SundBY- ~~People, 6:15 p.m.; lblnl Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Sectmd WENDELL GERI,ACH I!CJI<tql _at 9:!0, I.Ioy~ Dlllln(er, ~·~-~meeting 7:30p.m.; and fourth Stmday, 11 'Worship Services .at Prayer meeting, Wed. 7:30p.m. -==-- -- - - - wilh the Rev, Casto, Ptmas, Cbarch of !be N• TueodpP, evening at I, W.S.C.S. inle ·- Rev. Kenneth Piereo, IN home of Nellie. ptltor; Raymond Walbartl, Genevieve Gtitb- Silpt.; 8Qnday School, 9:30 a. leader, W~ DL ' Moml!ig Worship, 1D:30 a. . at 7:111, m. Evening Service, 1 p; m.; ', · · 1390 . ~=I·Pray!!f'alletlll(, 7 p. m. Wed. ,yju!N'\ nw,v , RADIO oeaday, ·,_ . ' Radlil Clltlroll of lllo N• Scbool .,. Wol\lhtp ...~,;j'·iio ' • ttiro.n\G~•• 1 , r • ·· • Service ....~...., Sentinel Church News '' SALE of RUGS 1 ·~ ) I club ln ~\till wllli • ·'\~ ... Racine Will Have New Post Office . l' I " ' I. llaln St. . ' "t!..:l-:.'.\~ . • 110 · �.! ., l age and is a strong cliiiilldate tor NaUII!II League rookie ol Bristol'sKeytoSuccess-sofar--Found . In Givinu Every Red his Chalice to Play · tbe..:.;r~ veey· ~~.~ La-~COIIductlnl our (Ovemmontal '!be hull41a& In Racllle 'IIIII Leose CoDstruetion proP"am, p1IIIS operatlolll IDII we .,. dolq be located ·on the IOutbealll.coo- with the government's apltal riston~ay to acquire a aew Post so. New ~nstrudion, therefore, ner lot on the coraer of 'Dllrd Investment limited to postal ~n · l"'l !nor lea e1he t wlll tbat honor, ual 1 CINCINNATI <UP!) - Ci• ner, but I wm say lhsl wbell he Bristol on OUI' m gu . BrlitaL Reds fall wiD be eq '. cin_nati Reds Manager Dave was manager there :were •ome ly dlsappoi?ted II Bristol Cllflee at Raclnt. is being authorized oaly when and Pearl Slreels, across from equipment. While leased to the , BriStol mfted a chaw of tobac· lorgoltfn men on, Ibis team Now In biB ftrsl full season the league s llllln&ler of ''The new building," Mr. 0'· It iA dem011111'aled that the Raclne'o 1110 banks. The First Government, the bulldinK will Ico to bl8 other cheek, spat a guys hke Jim 0 Toole, Gordy with lhe Reds, Hflms ludl tbe year. _ 81jen aald, "II deslcned to clll' need il urgeal and DO Diller II· Nallonal and lhe Home Bank on remain under private owaer· j stream of jmce at the dugout Coleman, Jlm Coker. Did< - - • ·----- - - - .J.---------- -· I)' out the Post Office Depar~ ternaUve II available." the Bill Colart lot. Prelimlllary ship and the owner will pay lo- . floor, and Said: Simpson, Cbico Ruiz, Jack &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, iiO.ii,ii lllllll's objective o,f a more e!· The alteraatlves, Mr. O'Brl· plam call for 1,230 square teet cal real estate Jaxes. I '".Vhen 1 took over this job Baldschun, Ted, Davidson, and ficlent postal serv1ce combiDed en aplalned, would Involve re- of floor epoct, with an area of Plans aocl specifiCations for last month I told the players even myseU, With Br~.tol, there with improved workin& cond\. modeliDII ol the eldslinC build· 1,100 oquare feet for parking and the new building, as well . ~~ every one 'or them wa• a ma- are no forgollfn men, lions for our employees. ing ct moving Into other BUlla· movement of poatal vehicles. bidding forms aocl other pert•- Ijor leaguer and all of tbem Bristol preaebes aa aggressive "President John•on baa hie quarters lD tht 111111 com- Tbe building will he construe- oent data, will be ~ade avalla· would gel a chance to show lt." runmng game, makln8 frequent I ad us to exercise frulality in munity. ted ullder the Department's ble to prQsperUve bidders at an use of the run and bit. =--=--=-==~=""'--=-=='---------==-==-.:=~----- early dale, at which time the The 33·year-old newcomer ,to "We do a lot more runoinl Department will advertise for Ithe major league unmagenal under Dave lhsn we dlol under bids 1 ranks was as good as his word, Don Heffner or under Dick Sis· ~ The side option will be assign· and the result II that the Reds ler Iaiii year," Nlllhall ohllerved. ed to the auccessful bidder, who . are the hottest team lA the rna- "\Vby shouldn't WI run with will purchase the land, con· ' jors right now. all the speed we've got - lei· CAPE KENNEDY iiJPI) _ Navy oftlcers wlll ride their doa will vealure over to the •true! the building and lease il Since Bristol took command lows like Tommy Harper, Pete Gemini 11 astronauts Charles capsule back to earth three\ Agena, unreel a lOG-foot long, to the Department . July 13, they have won 21 of Ros~; Vada Pinson aocl SlmpNormelly 59.95 Collrad and Richard Gordon days after lauach with Ill on- two-Inch diameter tether from j30 gamell. son, aald Bristol, a former bJs. ll'l sebeduled for launch Sept 9 board computer automatically the satelllle and tie it to Veteran pitcher Joe Nlll<hall is tory reacher from Murphy, N.C. While They Lest ... on a daring flight that will take steering the ship on its fiery Gemini 11 1 the Reds' elder statesman at the "I want my guys to lske the them a record 862 miles high dive through earth's atmos- Aller ~rdoa returns to the age of 38. He realizes his days extr.~ base any chance they •the t ' 1 1 ft are numbered as an active Iget. and send them cartwheellng phere. capsu~, .,trunau s WI re d1 'tch · t · Helms II Top PQD 1 throUgh space lied to another Gordon is sebedulod to Gemini's maneuvering rockets fe:;~~:.nw:::..~e~'befo~ ~e As a weak-hitting second haseaalelbt<. perform a 5$-minule Bpacewalk to give the craft • slow . N be' t man who never rose above · hand h ld · oc1 h I' ti 'Jh th ca11s 11 a career. ow s go 1 Tbe National Aeronautics and usmg a. e l~l IUD a car w ee mg mo _oo wa e. that pennant gleam in his eye. Class B, the. sturdy North Car· lpece AdmiDistratlon Thursday later Will stand up m Ill open Agen~:,_ The. object of .the "We've got the momentum to olinian was headed for rapid Dbhatch for 21> hour• lqr a expenment IS to see 1f the th .. 'd N h n scurlly until the Reds made I dl.-~~ed f~l plan;:,. for the number of phot081'aphlc ~r· slight difference In gravitation- WASHINGTON (UP!) -,The ~~~a 11 ~ w~k :'ven ':na oi him manager of their Hornall All Woo -9x12 SIZE am i OU!l Dll:i~. :~~ iments. al pull on the two craft will House Conunerce Committee 10 ~e o~rn wes~ern road trip N. y. Class D farm club t~ the IIBIThlD ••· lOCI . ' Durinr the spacewalk, Gor· stabllize them in orbit today appeared ready to clear com~ng up we'd he In a real 1957. ' series. e w.tance goal set m tht way for a federal order to . . ' ., One 0 f the prize u1 1 , opace will almost double that '' end the :J&<Iay airline walkout, good poS!twn. . pup , 1 1 reached by Gemini !~. rlke In method unAU Gel A Cbance ~rf'sto I mmor eague ma.....,Tbe 71-llour flight is sch.. In ~~op~ar~ "-'ked what It's like playing mg Is Reds third baseman Tom· POMEROY duled 10 begin at 1:4!1 a.m. Y"' . C .11 Y Ch~irma Harley I under' a boss live years his jun· my Hflms, a fellow North Caro0 b tia boo W/ • omrru ee ior, Nuxhall replied: linian whose career has almost MAIN ST 992·5661 · ~: wo:~ini~ :,e:a ~!~~ ~ ~~!~r:h,.D-:pr~~~~ pre:;c~ "This fellow has WOO the COD· paralleled. Bristol's own rise In " rocket toward space. Ninety_ . . Se te- sed bill that would fidence of the playero by letting I baseball. Helms played Wider In Co NEW YORK (UP!) - A relatiVe of Lucy Page Mer· na pas . . them known they all can make I Mven m utes later, orad cer Thursday confirmed that the onetime Southern beau- send 35•400 machm!Sts b~ck to a contribution, and Gordon !till lake off in ty ~ a Wttersweet romance with the late President work 00 five struck a~rhnes "I'm not knocking Don Heff· pursuit. . Franklin Delano Roosevelt • Trans World, Unrted, Eastern, - - - - : -- 1 ,They wm attempt to catch up ' e The relative, who asked to remain anonymous, told National and Northwest I with ~ orbiting, Agena en United Press lnternatiO)I&I Roosevelt wanted to marry But one ~f •ts opJl911~nts, Rep.j GemiDI 1 lint sw1ng around Miss Merrcer "but Eleino, John D. Dm.~ell, D-Mtch., 1r.ud earth -. teat nover before would not eo)lsent to ~ . dl· Rutherford, was the woman he Intended very vigorously Jo atrempted. Such a first-orbit vorce." · with the President wben he do what I can to kill it. I think rendezvous and hookup with the "Franklin was beini' menM died in Warm Springs, Ga., in there is a very good chance of Agena would duplicate the tloned in Democratic party 1945, Danlols, sal~. She died in beating it" , 'j COLUMBUS (UP!) The operation two Apollo as.tronauls clrdes for political office and 1943. The committ<e pressed by Highway Department Thursday must perform to begiD their Eleanor said she would not let afflicted conslltuents to act and awarded the first junkyard lrip back from tht moon. him ruin his care;. with a Ja~es ' Roosevelt, , the law by orga.Ued labor to stay out screening contracts In conjune· In another "first" the Q two divorce," the relative said. President 8 son, confirmed th~l of the dispute, , rentallvely tion with the federal hi hwa · Television -ltldlos- RefrlgerltOn- Wethers & Dryen The remaDC< ., 8ossip for Mrs. Rutherfurd was with his approved the bill's ch1ef be IT ti g Y years .in high ' _pollttcal aDd father at this death. Sbe wall provision Thursday. Any hopes ;hu I ~ca o~nrro~am. r $21 social circles viis placed in ''an old family friend,'' he ~d, for a negotiated settlement 897 0 RwoC Fo~J~ ~e ~om~ Flctory Authorized Dtel• W• Service All Makn ' lha D 1 Is "and 11 wa1 my uoclerstandlng were dlm · · · print by Jontl n an e • that everyone In the family · . roy for screening on two-tentba Continued From Page I editor of Jhe Rale11h (N.C.) ~- -• the the tim Imile of US 35 in Gallipolls Observer tn Ids -w ~·• was re a1 e ITwp. m . Ga.II·,1a County and nd N day night to radioed commands ews a , of death , corrected course toward ils fortheomin& book .,"The Time Asked , allout 1 pOssible eight-tenths mile olnQhio 7 in picture-taking mission. It was Between the Wan. anti link between his Warren Twp. Washmgton CounI experted to reach the moon's Roosevell's marriage nearly ~~er Mrs. Rutherfurd, ty and $16,641 to Paul E. Bleile Hlny Mlllw, OwtMr gravitational field by Sunday broke. up 1n 1118 over the Roosevelt said ., 1 wes a pretty Co, Norwalk for three-lent~s morning aocl begin its orbital s•tuation ,between the thea small boy In 1918. I was about Theme of exhibits by four of U.S. 224 hetwee~ Obio 214 E. MAIN rout<. I asSistant *;etary, of the Navy II then imd not aware Meigs County Granges al the and Ohio 532 ID Summit CouD- , 992-3635 , and hiS vt1fe s soc181 secretary, , , IJ. • ccordlng to Daniels Miss anythin&. !IX!rd Annual Mel(ls County Cycle Gang Hit j ~ e 'lib& later m~od New Franklin Delano Roosevel~ Fair next week will be "The · PITI'SBUKGH - THIRTEEN I y er~ ~:400 , socialite W'mthrop Jr., presently a candidate fcJr Grange and its Service to the members of motorcycle gang.s or New York governor, the post Community.'' known as the "Chosen Few" bis father held wbea he was Alfred, Hemlock Grove Rock and !he "Cliain Gang" were ar· elected president · In 1932, Springs, and the Ohio Valley ;resled Thursday on charges of refused comment, as did his Granges will compete for !rape, aggravated assault and brother Elliott, the mafor zes of $55 for first place, $511 [battery and indecent assault ~ Miami Beach. second, $45 for third, and $40 \IIIVOivtng an 18-year-old girl Althoogh the romanct for fourth place. : Even veteran palice officers tweea Roosevelt and Judging will he based on or:Were shocked by behavior of Mercer apparentlg broke iginality, attractiveness, ap~e •uspects who were arrest- ,,1 after her marriage to Ruther· and neatness, grange ;ed Thursday In Leetsdale aiOOC , :CJNCINNA1'1 <IJPII - Three furd In 11120, Daniels said, the achievement :lhe banks of the Ohto River teen-age boys were held by ju- Pretident aenl her tickets to his In community service, faboul 28 miles northwest of venile authorities today lcir 111- first lnauguratioD and arranged products, and handicraft. ~· , · an 8-year-oid Price HDl ~ for a private ear. Only two schools will exhibit : • ebral Palsy victim as a human ID the public school ~epartmenl :Dairies Back Off ( target at whom they sbot BB beaded by Robert Bowen. They PITI'SBURGB - SEVQI shots Thursday night. Southern Elementary and : Western PeliiiS)'Ivania dairies Pollee said the boy Carl Ma· Bradbury indiVidual learn· ~ to the pressure by the aoa Smith Is unable to speak cenler conducted with fed· i:publk the city of Plltaburgh or lo care for htmsolf In any funds this past summer un~.Allegheny County .Aave way and could not cry out II the cllrecllon of Mrs. Char~tponed until after an emer- be was pelted with shot8 in the Clarence Weddle, Jr., Lewis. ' h artng of the tat.rM'Ik rear of his home with breaking .and , _ _ __ •Commission : two 'to 'ftle youth wao shot at least rered a not gn!lty plea m TO PLAN CAMPAIGN !'three cents per quart inCrease six timeo in the abdomen po- ly Court today and wa• DAYTON (UP!) - Represen~ milk prices The co'l'!"ission lice said. Although there were over le the P'and Jury. tatives of most of the 66 Young :.n.ets bere A;.g 19 solne bed wells he suffered no Judge Frank W, l'<lrter, Jr. Democratic Clubs in Ohio were ; Lt Gov Ray.;.,nd p Shafer sermus pbysical injury. ordered Weddle to put up to attend today's Ohto League had asked for 0 P.;ice roll· The father, Harold Sr, said, $500 cash or $1,000. property of Young Democrats , held Th d · · titloncl the three - aged IS, 14, and bond and remanded h1m to cus- to &cuss political · 8 !r-ot~ :r ::C!'menl 0~ 16 and residents of the aeigh- lady of Sheriff Robert C. campaignin&. l sed . Co ..., borhood - made no attempt to tfnhaeh until boocl IS posted ll"'"0 pnces were un.! run when he called polio!. In other activity, Judge Por;Bolle Meadow Gold Mei!Zle Offl said the three admit- rer fmed Gerald Raymond BariCarJahCol~~hn Wndlllla: : - ted th':':hooting but could give ringer 110 and costs on • left of lterY' n eys ne •. or • 80 rellSon for their action center charge; Freda V. ScarSHIRT ti«ef, intoxication, 110 and costt; SERVICE GOP TO MEET Robert l{, Cozart, reckless opCOLUMBUS IUP!l - T h e eralion, $15 and costs, and Do- IN AT 9 AM-OUT AT state Republican convention rothy Wells, no operator's li5 PM. eWURLITZER will he held at the alate fair· cense, was fined ISO and costs eiALDWIN grounds Coliseum here Oct. I. with $10 stlspentled· Stale Olalrman Jobn S. An- Gerald McDaniel forfelled OTHt.l FAMOUt drews 8JI1IOI1IICtd today. 125 bond on an intoxication CLEANERS POMEROY .UNDS 'POIImlller General f O'Brien onnOWleecl team~, ' Dally Senllnet Pomt!I01·11iddleport, 0., ;\ug. 12, 1966-7 uk·1 • s Sh t a n a rz ng n aCe 0 Pt D r . IS~ :OVAL BRAIDED RUGS Forced End 0£ stfl'ke seems ' Near I: n.':.. s·tt I erswflliPt Romance WI"th :.:.i Late FOR -Ld by " r1ter · Bare m:: INGELS CARPET HOUSE l PRODUCTS f Grange Theme Js Announced :ntl 1 • Cot b i:. 1 DAy PIANOS Robinson's Aocly IIl 'm:=ar~g~e·.-~----~----~~~ "'Factory Tratned S.nkF" OHONt ~ JACKSON. o. CLEVELAND tUPII Kubar, 71, Cleveland, wu klUed early today when his ear collided with a New York CeD· tral freight lrain at a city CI'(IO,. mmma. I THE ::_.__ lng. !I NAVAJO 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLV Sizes Misses 11-4 C-D widths ~99 - 130.00 Down - lal•nct .,. Conv1ni1nt '"""' MASON BOX THE SHOE • FURNITURE CO. MASON. W. VA. MIDDLEPORT, 0. •• ' ·-. ·-·- . ... ~ v ,_, AUCTION STARTS PROMPTLY !O:OOA.M. SATURDAY MORNING ENDS WHEN EVERYTIDNG IS SOLD' TERMS OF SALE: Everything sold to highest bidder, . Cash on day of Sale, By piece or by lots. EVERYONE 1'Ef.COME! GOOD DEAlS FOR DE.\LERS TOO! Buy Now At Fraction Of CoJt TOYS For Christ111as Glvi . ng 'l'lllll'o hoJll)l aJM! loa a!l-ber-11* tobrl .. Httlo lro clelllht & , I be- clllld, .... --kl- wllh !bot- lied .. ...u,. A.a •• pow older, we .,.. · qult>e . . _ t.. aionl but tin ef them. We·" try eoot:ly ,..,. eale*inmenta 1111111 they bore uo. " Even tboqb oar Jiftl liN Dell'_.., fun of amaH pleasuru .... the fragrance ()f fresb-eQ..t grass, the aoollllu 1101111d crt-: r&iJI, the .U..t beauty ol. stan ••• we IIODIElbow aren't " ruDy aware of . .T · loqer. Ev011 lifo itaelf, till~'< :IZ'flhst sift we hav., eaa · blealc and fruttlesa. . What can restore our aWUW.: aeaa of the joy and prlvttep of belu all'ref .. >·• Jeoua lmew about t.~' ' problem, 1l1ld Be had t!Ni': ' auwer for all wbo nee<! it. Ho has promloed life • • • , mote abtmdant lite •• - to ·' th011 who Will foll..w Him. Aod He wiD help,- 111ep ., PT. PLWANT Refreshlllllts .. ol'tbeway. ) ·' c·-·L lfi , '' " With the ho- fl will, in •om• ·J116UUN, Iosier arul help sua-_. ,.... . tmn tlwt a~hich ;. good. in fa'fttily arul community. life, th~ feoi! • d by t he L .. - • lure .. 1pomore - • fir,.. aruf organhratiorut~~hole rwme• ap...,.,. L-foUI. 1 ....- "" 01 ~1 "* 0 .. ~··~ .' ioCAL UNION 5668 Ravenswood, W. Va. ' ; 192-2166 -; ,, Pomeroy , CROW'S S'"'FEAK HOUSE TINY'S FOODLAND WI "Kehtu.cky Fried Chicken" Middleport, Ohio · Pomiiroy " K&C JEWELERS SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS W• Fill AU "Keepsake Doctors Prescripttons Pomeroy 312 E. Main SL LYONS CLOVER FARM Genernl Merehcmdi.te Tupper' Plaino ' STAR- SUPPLY CO. Painu 11n<1 HardtDOI't I'lL 949-3273 Pbone 1192-3481 N. Setond' A••· U:lddleport. Ohio BOWERS ORIVUNN HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE . Support th<l Clltweh ot SUNDAY:9 · ·· · · Blilce)'r y .. • ·"""'""""""'"'"' at GGOd RuD~b, • ~ :t ht • \ ' vou• Cholcl B~ttld · w. v...... . - .i.-, RESTAU~NT Pomeror HEINERS BAKERY 0 ['!• Raeble RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Middleport st Pomei'O)' Phone 992-3978 .. GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. 'f<~~~ Main Rings• t. Generol Contnleli"ff 667-3280 WIDTE SEWING MACHINES "EveT'l/lhing For !he WOTII<ITI that Sews" 13 Mlll st. Middleport 992-5320 :· '1~• Spr~Cling Kingdom" Diamot~d !!~~~u~~!!~~;~ THE SEWING CENTER II ~" Sales - ALLIS' CHALMERS - Service " rann - lndwl!ri<zl-Lawn & Garderi" " l! " . Tuppers Plains · Phone 667-3436 : , ' 992-2965 ,, BOGGS EQUIPMENT "Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dea!cf'"' .II' ' ~lders and Buil4ing Supplies "' Cheater( Ohio " Ph, 985·2005' R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. CHURCH OF CHRIST ,. " BAUM LUMBER CO. Ashland Oil Products Brown's BotUe Gas oi J J 593-6601 GAJlN S. BROWN, Dist. zto Lincoln St. Middleport 992-2550 Middleport, Ohio Athena • WIUIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING ;:as ' RAY RIGGS, INC. 85' •N. Court St. THE UNITED STEEL WORKERs OF AMERICA ,30 i_ ' {.fncoln-Mercurv-Cornet-i!:nglt.h Ford Bokerg of Holsum Bread 0:.; Ol ., OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. TUNE · 233 MAitf•ST. ,, • Jr·------------.,:._ ___________ •.· STOCK CONSISTS OF: I Ill·-- MI.I'Oa ... fii'RCH 9 =i:l ASSOCIATED RADIO &TV · *Appx. $12,000 worth of TV advertised Toys *Some Men's, women's, children's clothing, gloves, caps. (Mt»Stly Winter Stock) *High Quality Paint *Appliances *Jewelry *Watches · *Some Camera Equipment and aceessoreis * Sporting Goods *Hardware • Plumbing and Electrical Supplies *Housewares • Health and Beauty Aids, . *Many More Items OF. Star s...ul EVERYTHINCMUSTBESOLD REGARDLFSS OF COST Approximately $35,000 1'ort h--All New Items Because of illness in family, "BIG D DISCOUNT .· ·STO~" Is forced to Oose YP By Saturday, Aug.l3. Man Pleads Not Guilty I·- s , Palsy ViCtiDI J 'B ' BTarget e B T• r.Or OY nO 'I'HE 'tiME : LottddP Follrod FI'rm WI'ns Contract t ,, 0' sJ.• 1 • fS fJe UPI B llut!er, pastor. m.; tiomlDg Worabip 10:46 Bealh lleilltdld Cltaoll,.Rev. m.; l!:wngeilallc III'VicoMax Donahue, putor: J act p. m.; MidWeek Player lemct BechUe, Church ·School SUpl; 7:15 p. m. WedMJd117, Church School, 9:30 a.m.; Wor· SyraCQJO Charcll of !be Naz. lhlp Service, 10:30 a.m.; .Melb- oreae - WWfam C. Tloorpe, odist Youth Fellowehlp, S p.m.; pastor; Sunday School 9:30 a. Ofllclal Boord meollng, llral m.; Morning worship 10130 Sunday of month, 7:30 p.m.; PenteetUttd JlaptUI · day. Bpflco'pol .WSCS, sedond. Monday of Peateooltal Aa.,hly, Reidt lab Baplllt Cbareb Still eal Pasev11Ja Comm111111y Grace Ejpiicl(loJ (.'barcb month, 7:!0 p.m.; El..- Clr- 12t- Rev. Paul & Jodts, pss. Beiltlllnlll'- 81'1111 ~areh, -Rev. Russell Cline, Pomeroy- The Rev. Richard <le, secoocl Thursday; Claao 12, tor. SUllday School 10 a. Greaf.Belld, Rev. C. !. O'Con- Young People's service, R Martin. Rector. lllmday third Wednesday; Afleroooo Clr- Worship, Wednesday Ud mor, panor, Robert Lewis, m. Thursday; E>qellsllc Morning Prayer and Sermon cle, fOurth Thursday afternoon; da SupL 8, 30 a.JII. Morning wor· vice Saturday, 7:30 p. m. 10:30 a. m. ' choir pracUee, WedaelldaJ, .J'i,. Peateeclllll Clltardl tlhlp 111111 Sunday Scbool, 7 p, Sunday, 7' 30 p. m. LellrC M Motllodlll dleport- South 3nl Aveo~ Rev. m, Evening service, Thursday s!eedomStiGospelmMlliSion B UB . awp J11nel F. Euly, ,... B. I. Barrell, pastor; SUnday 7:30 p.m. prayer meetin&. an ver.v e Elllerltrlle EVB Cbarch - lilt - 'LETART FALIB- Wor- School 10 a. m,; Sunday Gluesenl:alllp, pastor; Rev. Memel Smith, pastor. llhlp, 7:30 p. m. Sunday (oz. Inti evange!lsUc aemee, Carpenter Blplfll Cbt~rtb Wilford, SUpt., Sunday Worablp IIII'VIl:t 9:10a.m.; Sun· eopl lind Sundq); , Church p. m.; Wednesday Bible study - Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. 10 a.m.; Evangelistic day School 10:30 L m. Youth School, 1:30 a. , m. St~Jldv, VuJ. 7:30p.m.; Saturdr!l' nlgjlt Pray. MorniDI worship 10:15 a.m. :30 P· m. Prayer meeting FeUowshlp 8:!0 P. m.; Boyo 8ed aervlce, 8;110 a. m., Zlld er 111111 Worabip 7:110 p. m. p. 11t Tuesday. and Glrb Fellowship, 6:30 p. Sunday of JDODib. !WIT LICp .._._ . Cia Rutland MlllloD - .011 v E>ealq HI'VIct, 7:30 p. TART- Worship, 8 p. m., 21ldl 1'81..-J-ncm Flnlllapllll arek, Middle- Newman, missionary 2nd and 4th Sundays: Youth 111111 4th ThUrsdays· CbQreh Mldd!eporl Flrlt Ullltecl port, Rev. Donald Boone, pas- Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; 6:30 p. m. Wednesday, School; 9:!o a. m. Stm.say, bylerln Clnlrch - .Rev. tor, sunday School 9:15 a.m. Worwp 10·30 a.m. Prayer Meelln& 7:30 p. m., ru;; GR(I\Ig - ~ I " ard Ruppel!, pastor, Stmdayl , , George Bam, Supt. 10:15 a.m. 7, 30 p. Pray~; service, Wednesday • · School 9:30 a. m., Fred Lewlo, 1 Worship ServiCe; BYP 6 p,m,; 7: 3~ p, m. Thursday. MorniD EUB Cl! _ Ill., llll 111111 lfd . , Supl; 10:30 a. Dll Worship; Evemng worabip, 7:311 p.m.; g arch Cbtll'ch SchoOl, lliBO ·a. Ill. $·15 m. YF· Wed &·30 Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer Church Of Chri.e ::d M:!,, S:,lth, pastor: day. OREAT , BEND - Wlll' ..;, J~or Chobo: 7 P:• m: P. meetl118, 8:30 p.m., choir prac- ........_ Clnlrch ol Cbrflt- Von ay • ·IllEarl a. m., Roy ship 9:30 a. m., til ml Srd lor Choir· d ___ , Meter, Supt., Shuler l)mdaya· Church ce, ... Po Larry WIWams, miDister; Bible Ass'L . Morning worabip 10.45 m. .,.:.,._ M~Synacuso J'fnt Ualted Fils! B&)uoo ~arcll, me- School and Morning W0rehlp • ' . a. ........,., .,...... .........__ Church Re '.in-1 Re carv Willlaml worohlp 11 a 1111 and Srd ·•·~• v. , • a. m • Prayer meeting 7·30 p ~Y d; . er till 10 .20• 10:30 a. m.; Christi~ Eocleav· m. Thursday. Youth F~.:.,stuP Sundays· 'Cburei!"sct:l 9.30 a. R Stebbins, Pastor. Wonblp, 1 9.30 UD Y __!!_ • • or, 6 p. m,; Evemng Wor- 7•30 p m Sunday tD. Stmtia ,. t a.m., SUnday School 10 Worabip ... ,_, 10:30 a. m.; llhlp, 7 p. m. • EVB • Cbarcll _ 1· Bible Study Wednesday 7:30 Nursery and Junior Church for Bemloell G r o v • Cbrllltan J Mlllm'rfiio llefbotllll m. children ack Young, putor; F Ba llat Cbtll'ch RacfDe Cburcb - James Qulse.Qherry. Sehool 9,15 a, m., - Wendell G. SluU~, . llarriloiiYIIIo ~=:=~~ ReIn~ O'Co • stor' Worship Servleo, 9:30 a. m.: Archer, SupL SUnday Swulay School; 10 a. m.; Clurch, Howard S vd ·School t·SODDar, pa ~ Suoday SchooL 10 a. m., Stan- worship, 10 ,15 a. m, and 7,30 ship service 11 L m. tor. Sunday School, a. Cun ay • : a. m.Mor.. ftrd Stoektoa, Supt. p. m. alternalely. Bible Study Porllallll MeWIII ·Cbareb- Worship•7:30 p. m. urtls, aupL, 10.15 a.m. Bradford Church of Cbrlst- and a er service ted by 8 ,_ John Kimbler, pastor. Swulay S;rraeuse Mlnln- Earl lng W~blp; 1:30. P· m., BYF Joe Robinson, mlDlater; Hom- tor ~.~ P m.' Wednes~a School 9:30 Harold Rauab, tor, paator. Wednesday and •nd ~unror FelloWShip; I P· m. OJ' Forres~ Supl; Bible School ~is"a-a E~deavor 7. 30 p m.y. Supt.; Ke..;,tb McLeod, Aso't. day services, 7:30 P- m. Evemng Service· " • · • Supt., Preaching 7:30p.m. SunNO Prt{ Wednesday Meelln ' 8:30 ; a. m.; M0rn1ng Worship Srd Saturday of month. Latler Day Sainta · P. m., yer , I, 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worsbfp, Soalb Bethel EVB Church _ day. Reorganlled Omch of ~~30datrm.,;::, Choll' Prao- 7 p. m. Wednesday 7. P. m. B~ Rev, Jafk Young, p a • Raa Methodill O.Dl'cll - a.rtsl of Laller Day 8aiDio ateddn • 1tnet • lllrtfonl ble Study, tor: Sunday School 9:45 a. m., JohD W. Kimbler, pastor; Sun- C. W. Proffitt, pastor. Sl% Parlsb _ W G ZlDD DeJier Church of Christ N,..-.an R Bahr, Supt.; SUnday day Scbooii:SO a. m.; Preach- from Racine otl Racine • astor Wonbiarr~~ are: Bible ~eo! 1:!0 a m. Preach- Wo1wp 10:45 a. m. and 7:!0 lntl10:30 a. m.; MYF 8 p. m.; land Road. Sunday School, ~ ~ a. m. DST; lnti1D.30 a. m., first and p. m. alternately. Bible Study Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. a. m.; worship !0:30 a. 9 Lillie ll'ti er ucc 9.38 Efi lllmdays. and Prayer Servle-., led by pas- m. Wednesday. Sunday evening service at ..,.1 . :. , · ~SOD City Cl!urch of tor, 7::!o P- m. Thursday. Roek Sprllgt lllelllodlot- p. m.; Wed., worship sen1lcel Cheshire Bapti..t 10.45 EST. Miller Street - Sunday Tu Plains EVB Church Olester Lemley pastor• Wor- o1 7·30 Churell Scbool at Hartford, at Indy• 9 •• m,; ppers Jack YWllg pas lldp service 9:ll0 ' .. m.;' Sun· P· m. Rev R -Uc t:so DST: Kyger 10:20 EST, abip, 7:30 p. m.; Bible tor· ·sunda worship ' 9.30 day School, 10:15 a. m.; MYF oman uuw and Cheshire 1:41 EST. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday; a. ;, • School, 8 ,;. • 6, 30 p. m. Prayer and Bible Oar Lady of Lorello Mlnloa MI. UDloD F.WJI. Olareh - Middleport Charcll of Ho~ Vln~.... SupL i11hi~ Study, Wednesday, 7:30 P. m. Loal Boltam -.Rev. Stllldq School 1:41 a.m., Earl Bth and Main Streets _ !Jon. .,--. Rulland Metllodlsl Qmrcb _ Petrunek, administrator; Starkey, Supt.; Evlllinl _.. -'d Hicks, miDialer; B 1b 1e Study ud ':ajler aervleel led Rev. c. J. Lemley, pastor: day Mass 8:30 a. m.; HoI •hi" 7•ll0 p. m. ,_ CeeO Cox, Scb I K1 by pastor, 7.!0 p. m. Tuesday. "'--• Days of Obligation 7 p m. ......, • ., oo, 9:30a.m., tDDelh Me- Adult Class Meeting 7.30 P m. """""'School 9:10 a. m.; Wor- SL lui' C&lboUc bit.~·. l.aymall; , YOUD8 Peap!e's meet. l!llhlnney, Supt.; Morning Wor-llasl Monday of month. . ship service, IO:liO a. m. MYF N JGo •ille ·-• IDg and Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. abio. 10·30 a m Evelllng Wor- - - · EVB ~· Rev Monday 6·30 p m. ear uysv (Do,... wedn-•·"• Cbolr praetlee at ·••- 7 . . ,;....,_ Serv'-- .,.~-e ....~• ~ •.: Me-"-~·- ~· Rev. Frank Manieri, .~t"::; ......,. ' • ....,. P· m. " .. •••· Paul A Sellers pa!tar: Sun- ~..... ' ......,., """'"'" - Sund M 10 30 7·30 P m. ••..-..o- • . Wedn···•·· 7 • ' J •W Ki ble to "uy ass : a. m.; · · ->· - · ......,, P. m. School 9·30 a. m.· Bea 0 '"' • m r, pas r; """· 0 I Obllg linn 6 30 •ati•JM! l'lniSehoollllplll& """""' Pom~ Curch of Cbrlll ' · 'Ita ho : ·~~~~~ 10. 30 ' a. m. Lester L. RoiiBh, SupL 8' 30 a. m.; Jerry Mutera, pastor; - SUnday seniee lsi lldp 9:15 a. m., Sunday ur II< Preachlng Sunday 2:30 P· m. Schoo~ 9:30 a. m., Church &mtllys of lhe 10:15 a. m. RatlaJM! wm Blplfll viet 10·10 a. m.• CltrisUan ..,_... EY en. ou Grove Metbodlll Salvation Army Cburm - Rev. Paul Taylor, deavor." 8:30 p. E>enlng ~':; ~~""';d 4 ~agSun- Jobn w. Kimbler, pastor, '!be Salvatloa Army, pastor; Sunday Seltool, 10 a. vice, 8:30 p. m. da'i of moritb. Qoss, Supl Stmday SchoGI "'Y Ray S. Wining, officer m.; Gay Priddy, Supt.; Preach- ftullaJMI Church o1 · Bethany EVB autrch _ Re\1 10:11 a. m.: Preacblng 9:15. cbarle. SUnday 10 a. m. IDg aerrf~, 7:30 P. m.; Prayer Roy carter, minister. Paul A. Sellero, pastor: Mo.,; Syneue Mofbtlltl Church aeaa meeting; !0:30 a. m. Sun...-vtcee, 7.30 P· m. Wednesday. Sebool, 9:30 a. m. Worship Inti Worshlp 9,30 a. m.· SUllo WendeD G. Staller, pastor; Sehool. Sunday 7 P. m. Mud lllpiiJI Stmday Scbool Pre;~ching servia! 10:30 a. m, day School, j0, 30 a. m., Blythe ahip service, 8:35 a. m., People's Legion; 7:30 p. - D.A.V. BaD, corner Seeood YG®~~ People's meeting, Theiss Supt.· Youfb Fellow- day School 9:15 a. m.; m. meeting; Thursand Pameroy, MaaoD. Sponsored p. m. E>ening Service, 7 p. m. llhlp, i:so p. 'm. Swulay Bp. m. Prayer day, I to 3 p. m. Ladles Home by F'reDcb City Baptial Cburch v. H. Braley, Bible School Supl CARMEL EVB Cbarch-Rev Sunday 7:30 p. m. League: 7 p, m. Prep classes; tD G&mpolla. Alflllated with S. ZJon Church of Ch11JI. Paul A. Sellen anor· SW.: 11y1e11 11m1 Free 7:30 p. m. Bible Study, B.C. Rev. R. I. PiniOn, pastor. ,e roy. Barrtsoavlllo Road day School, 9 m., Wayne Robert E. Smith, Sr., pastor. meeting. Other services anSunday School every Sunday, gene Uaderwood, mlDlater. RoiiBh, Supt.; 10:30 a.m. Morn- Sunday School 9:30 a. m.: 0. IIOIIIlOeiDeat. I · P. m. Preaehlng serolcelt the hie School, 9:30 a. m.; Inti Worship, 2Dd and 4111 Sun- 0. Pattersoa, SUpL; Morning ADVEN'l'IST 4th SUnday of each mouth. 1ng Worship, 7:30 p. m.; Ro- day of the month· 8 P- m. Even- WOI'Ihlp 10:30 a.m. Youth Ser· Pomeroy Sevelllh Day· ~=;II MI. &lorfd ilapltsl amrd>- bert Reed, Bible School Supl Inti E>angellslic' Service 2s1 9lct 6:15 p. m.; 1111 Church- Mulberry B Corner of Fourth and Main SL, Chur h God and Srd Sunday of momb. meosage 7:30 p. m.; Rd., north of Meigs Memorial l!flddleport. Rev. Nyie Borden, Cia ler . ~urelt of Gad Federated Chlrch POIIlerO)' meeting Thursday 7:30 p. Hospital Paslar, F. W. Gifford, miDilter. Sunday School 9:!0 a. " _ Rev R ......:.. , Lauel Cltlf Free James R. Hoffer, As8't. Serv· ilL Arnold Rlcbards ...... 10·30 Rev. Dale Thornton, ·pa•tor. . w. ·~· ... pastor, Cll1lrcb R. ..,_ om Ices on Saturday: Sabbath ' """" · Sundoy School 9·ll0 a; m.· Carl Kautz, Supt.; Sunday ....,.ene • pa& . , ._ m. MOl'lllni Worship. Mornill8 . W~bii 11 · 11 ; School, 9,a a. m. Worship, tor; SUnday School 9:30 a, m.; Sebool, 1:30 p. m.; Worshlp, Naomi llilplfll Claardl - m. .Ev Usttc service 7-30 • 10:25 a. m. PhU Wise, SupL: Morning wor- l:30 P. m.; Youth meeting, aSunday School 1:30 a. m.; Wor. ~ lin& 7•30· p. ship 10:30 a. m.; Youth Serv- :30 p. m.; Bible Study, Thursshlp II a. m.: Wednesday, 7 ~~y· er ·Peo::.~ DaoviDe Pilplm HoliDelt _ tees 7 p. m.; EvangeltsUe ,.,.. day, 7:30 P- m. at S7 E>ans p. m., Prayer service. Service, •Friday 7:30 P m. (LAngsvllle Post Offfce) Rev. 91ce 7:ll0 p. m. Mid-Week pray. Jldibts, Gampolla. Community ML ~arlali Cmck OotJ- Cbaa. E. Dozer, jJastor; 8und., er oerv1ct 7:30 a. m. WednesUnited Brethren Clrleton Clwrch, K!ngsinlrJ Rev. James Sallerfleld, pastor School 9:30 a.m. Mrs. Robert day. BdeD IJI1Ited 1trelllrea Road - Rev. Clyde Htutlln, Suaday School 9:4.1 a. m.: wor- Grate,, Supt. Worabip at 10:3~ 'lle Ulllted Methodist Cl!lll'Ch, Cbrlll Chlrch - Rev. Elden R, pastor: Sunday Sebool 8:30 a. wp set"'iee 11 a. m. and 7:30 a. m.; PU8flm Youth, 1:46 p. Pomeray, Melvm. Alkire, Pas· Blate, pastor: Sunday School m.; Ralpb Car~ Supt. Sunday p.m. Prayer meetin& 7:ll0 p.m. m.; EvangellsUe service, 7:30 tor. Divine Worship o~. Sunday 10 a. m.; Winnie Holsinger, Worship service 10:30 a. m. Tuesday; Young People'a p. m, Mid-Week Prayer and at 1:30 a.m., Sermon., Do You Cbrlallan En<\eavar, 7:15 and 7:30 p. m. alternately. meeting, 7:3o p, m. Friday. Wedneaday, 7:30 p. m. Want to be Healed? p. m., classes (or all. Song serPrayer meeting Wednesday at Ratland Clnlrch of Gjld !l,chool on Sunday at 9,30 a.m. vice 8 p. m., Preacblng &::>Al p, 7:30 p, m. Rev. Jolin Smallwood, pastar; Jehovah Aa ,we keep ct break t m.; Mid-Week prayer meelln& Colombia a.ap.t - WarUJp Swlday School 10 a. m . .,._...._ Ball of Jehovlh'a Lords Dayloae, we nobly save or 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, Mrs. aervi- ch Sund . ., -~ meanly lhe Jut best ... ~ H Ising •-· lead . - ea ay, 9·15 a. gellsUe. HI'VICO 7 p. m.; WIIDesses - Public meeting by hi b ises" _ .....,8 0 er, ~=• er. m.; Suod117 10 a. m.; People Endeavor 7 p. m 5 P- m. Walclltewer h w'~--~wr · Letart ·Falls UDited Brelllrta 11 Youth EY --•· p · • ' am "'""""'' 0 ca r. Cbrisl Charch James Mor~=~~~-m.~~·~m.~ .eaCD -~.--Sun~en-~..,....~~y~;=r~ay=er~mee::ting:.~7~p:.l Study, 6 P· m.: Bible Study, theLord'sDay,yet .useil sun-day School lb. Saturday. Tlleetlay 7 p. m.•, Service llltllll- If ll were aur own. ·;nnce~at, II a.pastor. m. PreachfDg 81 IDI. 8 P. m. Thursday; MIDiaNaorene and third Thursday 7 try School, P. m. Tburatlay. fto Cburch of !be Nuarne 7:30 p. m. Second and Lutheran ·. Cloeller - Rev. Her ben Grate &mtlly at 7:30 p. m. ~:II ti. John'• LatberaD Clwelo- pastor; Mrs. Edna Life, Supl meeting second and I MIDDLEPORT, 0. Morning Worship 9 a. m,; Sun- Charles Bisel!, Aso'l Suntley Thorsday, 7:ll0 p. m. and day School 10:30 a. m. Paslot, School 9:30 a. m.; MOI'Illlli and tbtrd Sunday, 7:30 m. , Donald Hicl.-, MinUter flev. Joseph Kraty. Wonhlp II a. m.; NYPS 6:4.1 Prayer meeting every Wetiines·ll Sl. Paal'a Latberan Ch~ p. m.; Evening ServiCe, 7:30 day at 7:30 p. m. CbrlstJan eYaur WelcoJM Is Our Front Doore 1131 E. l>econ.d St., Pomerny. p. m.; Midweek Prayer aervleo deavor, second and fourth lundoy School 9::10 A.M.-Mornlnt Wo,.,Jp 10:30 A.M. 8undty School l :liO a. m., Wor- 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. day, 7:30 p. m. lvonfnt Worthlp 7:30 '.M. ship service 10:15 a. m. Pastor, Middleport Clalll'cll of !be Naz. IlL Bermoa UDftetl Breliltnlt\1 Rev. Joseph Kraly. ..... - Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett, 111 Cbrisl Clnlrch - James Kennolh Mtllhlnnay, hnd•y St=hoot Supt. . Methodgt Sunday SC!lool 9:30 a. m.; rlsoD, pastor. Sunday Scbocllll Speeker Sund1y AUA. 14 Alfred MelllOdlal Cburdl, Rev. Morning Worship 10:30 a. m.; 1:30 a. m. Preaching, first ' A. Casto, pasto.r. SundBY- ~~People, 6:15 p.m.; lblnl Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Sectmd WENDELL GERI,ACH I!CJI<tql _at 9:!0, I.Ioy~ Dlllln(er, ~·~-~meeting 7:30p.m.; and fourth Stmday, 11 'Worship Services .at Prayer meeting, Wed. 7:30p.m. -==-- -- - - - wilh the Rev, Casto, Ptmas, Cbarch of !be N• TueodpP, evening at I, W.S.C.S. inle ·- Rev. Kenneth Piereo, IN home of Nellie. ptltor; Raymond Walbartl, Genevieve Gtitb- Silpt.; 8Qnday School, 9:30 a. leader, W~ DL ' Moml!ig Worship, 1D:30 a. . at 7:111, m. Evening Service, 1 p; m.; ', · · 1390 . ~=I·Pray!!f'alletlll(, 7 p. m. Wed. ,yju!N'\ nw,v , RADIO oeaday, ·,_ . ' Radlil Clltlroll of lllo N• Scbool .,. Wol\lhtp ...~,;j'·iio ' • ttiro.n\G~•• 1 , r • ·· • Service ....~...., Sentinel Church News '' SALE of RUGS 1 ·~ ) I club ln ~\till wllli • ·'\~ ... Racine Will Have New Post Office . l' I " ' I. llaln St. . ' "t!..:l-:.'.\~ . • 110 · �,, ; ',: ' ., ,, "' \' 'ii' .l· " _____;...-,:;...,···----"""-~'"Oi"""""--;..~·--·---------. , " ' 0 ! Hl ..,'. -~~ ~' VIA Business·. Servrices ,~­ Get Extra Cash The Want. 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POMIIDY ' .Tuppers Plains l WONOEI'. U:: If'S 11110 SAME " AND WE SAW A BEAR, WEARING A HI>.T,AND oRlVING A . ' .....,r: .-- !lEAR THAT•S ALREADY BEEN 1<\EPOIIJED ? .JEEP I Softety News J MA ANI) I WERE ALONE' 11ERE, l'ft4GN WE ~OllHD 'E M IM ,.HAT BAR~l! M!GHTV 6ANGEO LIP FOR €l.'l?~. BUT GOOD A'5 NE.W AGAIN 111 A WEEK! t DUNNO W'rN 1HOSE NICE FOU<.S RU8 "'IU TH' WRONG \\6\V, OOP••• 1HEY'D R '!:!,.._,- 10 N<V t..VPJMUNITY} " lHEV'Rf GONN" SELL AXfE$ AN' ~,$lUFF UKE THA.T! I • ABBIE AND SLATS ' ly RAEB~ VAN BURIN :;::':"".: ._.,.. _ -~ W .tNTf:D!') ""' ~ - Furniture and bouse&'ld cood&. We wiD bUJ ~ plete estates or s~ta•. CaU.. . · KNOTTS US~ FURNITURE,tnd ! ll,UCTIO~ . ll~2ncl. 1 'l46.291' • 1 I , , 111 I ' , . WANTED - Work lor bulldo? , er. Ph. 99lc2208. 8 9 30:c • 99'1·2181 • POMEROY to1 Sale or Rent ' BRAND new 2 bedroom all Jack W, Carsey, Mgr, mndern home . Velma G. Zus- 1 1-_,.----,--....;--11 {'_ pan. Ph 773-575(). r,• , . 8 11 15tp '··- - - - - -- - - - Help Wanted WElllll'l' -safely with Dex-A-Diet Tablets. Only 9llc .a~ !i,tark Pharmacy. 8 11 I' WINNIE WINKLI! lUGS BUNNY �,, ; ',: ' ., ,, "' \' 'ii' .l· " _____;...-,:;...,···----"""-~'"Oi"""""--;..~·--·---------. , " ' 0 ! Hl ..,'. -~~ ~' VIA Business·. Servrices ,~­ Get Extra Cash The Want. Ad Way ~­ ..... -- WANT AD ~ ·,· ---- RADIATOR HONDA SERVICE SAllS & SEiYici lUI NiW IWIIIOI'§ Bl ONI.,OP TMI INFORMA nON GIADLI . . . 1 P. M. lhr ....... ,.......- .......,. o.MII"' till A. M. CAIKiiLLA1'1QNI coaa&CTtONI WIU • accepMd u.tll •::te A- M. Fer 1M¥ .. PubiiCt..... 64 CORVAIR •IUULA'AC*I DeLuxe Coupe. 1 local owner, motor uv,.t;lle{ clean interior. Tile PUDII1tter relti'HI 1M 11.... te "" II MIICI tAV - lrren ObliKflOM•· ""..... lmiMOit..lJ. dMfMcll aouN • n. ... f o ,., 'lfant Ad power · steorring and lmokes, automatie heater, aood top, Drive a Bulek at 0111¥ $1~ ""'c• Ctn I per \¥4lrd OM lnHrflefl MlftlntUftl Ql.... . . ..... conts per .ftnl tor TllrM IMertiOill c... .-uti.,. ctnt Dlt&OUal 61 RAMBLER Ill 111119 tdl tnll lldl palO w1ttnn 11 dtyt. caaD Oil THAIIIKI & OBrtUARIII 11.11 fer M - " ' ml .. munt. lll&h Ndltlllflll .ord 1c. ' • ,., OFFICI wouas lziO .... M, ta lhOI P M. Ptlll lattiNIJ I:H &. M. fO 12JCII N_,. IT'I SO &AI" " TO IILACI A f1095 daoci tirt6, ~w~ ~Invicta Conv. Cpe. White finilh. red m.t.lor, ~IWW tireS. MMr wll not r. ,...:tONIII>• lor . . , . """ .... lnCIM'NCf lftMrt\M. ...... · Conv. Cpe. Good lint, heater, aood top, · a a,!. · , clio lllld allUL r ,.ooucn• WAtiliT AD IICNdo Ordorllll To .......OUrDrl-ln URYICI IS HIRII fnw's Steak House ~ eBulld-r 1111 HGOBLE FORD flY Mitt , Middleport, 0. WilD. AUGNMENT WHEEL ALIGNMENT ond IIIII BRAKE SERVICE "'t-2193 / LI'L ABNER CALL lr AL tAPP DICK 'RAWLINGS .. wY :r.-2151 "' •· MIDDLIPORT. 01110 IIOW TAKI"G RINTAL USDYATIONI· ...,...~;y Grueser Bo<b Worts MEIGS COUNTY · Wmt PULL SIRYICI All Modell At Reduced PriCII I e Rl!NTALS. eC.mpiJII IQulpmoftfo Camping Tr1il1n Pomoray · e SALES e · ROUSH & LYONS W. Mlln St. ltorton St. 112-2806 FllOMNOWON · I'M PlAYING . HAAI>TO•G&T/ 't''HINt? Mloon, W. Yo• 77:14611 SELLING OUT lv KING '? lolr. Bobble, I'm ~orry if l've offended you ana I apoloqize ... .. e ._At Clult of -orn Ohio -;;w e2 USED CARS LEFT ePARTS for OUTBOARD MOTORS eBOATS & MOTORS eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS - .. WE WOULDN'T ....lngs Honda Salts Phono 992-3576 IIOW RIPRISINTING BIG BEND liAILER SAW ' .."" 1oM Alignment Shop Pomlro' CTht1rt~Fri-.S1t.l EASYNOW-'TIW1E~ NO 131G k'USH ABOUl'iMIS! ., .~ IXPIRIINCED Blaettnars MICIIT PIOI'LII /, '-< . eAnyType EXPERIENCED IUD SERVICE PHONE WY 2·2156 ec.r eTruck eHMter 5591 ..,...., lid. ll'olll. Radio erul I • ~ - , ,. '" ,.._.,MIA..., THE BORN I.OSE11 Metropolitan MitDrl AIJD I SAID 'bJ ARG 601~ 80VJ~IJJ'> ·1Dii~HI"! lwnlnp lnci.S.furllq ' f) Forest Run Block Co. DICK TRACY IS¥ CHI;~TER G.O'ILD For Tho lllltln '1'111 oompW. Uno Gl ebeill ...,. lor prof d-1, form,lnduslrlal homeUH, PRICII irAI!T AT $124.95 MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. ancler & Concrete BLOCKS 4 • a. a· u bleb Bloekl eCemeDI 6 Mortar oMetal Wlndowl 6 Doon a Door J'nmeo 6 Olher IIIUODrJ ~lip. ''··. PIIONI 992-2067. POMIIDY ' .Tuppers Plains l WONOEI'. U:: If'S 11110 SAME " AND WE SAW A BEAR, WEARING A HI>.T,AND oRlVING A . ' .....,r: .-- !lEAR THAT•S ALREADY BEEN 1<\EPOIIJED ? .JEEP I Softety News J MA ANI) I WERE ALONE' 11ERE, l'ft4GN WE ~OllHD 'E M IM ,.HAT BAR~l! M!GHTV 6ANGEO LIP FOR €l.'l?~. BUT GOOD A'5 NE.W AGAIN 111 A WEEK! t DUNNO W'rN 1HOSE NICE FOU<.S RU8 "'IU TH' WRONG \\6\V, OOP••• 1HEY'D R '!:!,.._,- 10 N<V t..VPJMUNITY} " lHEV'Rf GONN" SELL AXfE$ AN' ~,$lUFF UKE THA.T! I • ABBIE AND SLATS ' ly RAEB~ VAN BURIN :;::':"".: ._.,.. _ -~ W .tNTf:D!') ""' ~ - Furniture and bouse&'ld cood&. We wiD bUJ ~ plete estates or s~ta•. CaU.. . · KNOTTS US~ FURNITURE,tnd ! ll,UCTIO~ . ll~2ncl. 1 'l46.291' • 1 I , , 111 I ' , . WANTED - Work lor bulldo? , er. Ph. 99lc2208. 8 9 30:c • 99'1·2181 • POMEROY to1 Sale or Rent ' BRAND new 2 bedroom all Jack W, Carsey, Mgr, mndern home . Velma G. Zus- 1 1-_,.----,--....;--11 {'_ pan. Ph 773-575(). r,• , . 8 11 15tp '··- - - - - -- - - - Help Wanted WElllll'l' -safely with Dex-A-Diet Tablets. Only 9llc .a~ !i,tark Pharmacy. 8 11 I' WINNIE WINKLI! lUGS BUNNY �' >t.'• . ',, ' ., ,.. r~;;;;~_.:A>=·· ~~., .~,_ ~n1 Mrs ..Struble Garderi! 'Qub. Hos~~ entertal~ ;~J~24. ~":~ ;;:Jsawa~· w·' 1...DaDY Sentinel, Pomeroy-M14dleport, 0., Aua. 12, 1&118 ·' ,: . . .••, •• · .'·1' ,:. ,••~.;{t1,~ .•(/'"\• i>lij! '7'1!. · ' ~· .' I \ • l '' ' A.~;' · · '~~at .. : ~i-J;,;~ 'Pome..toy. t!::U "';:: '.Ar,oimd and · '· law, Mr. and ¥ri· O. ' RoUBh::l. . . .~- Mrs. Josem' struble Members resporuled ·"' ron can Cincinnati. Se;:! Ws. . Edgar · ed the Windlnl Trail G&rden with what thay plkan for a workB":w; spon· Mra c. L. Heatob and · Mrs. · aDd reJ.allves. and · Club evening at her the fair. A than you '"'"' was, """ viis coon Hay!"' were ·judi!es tor . • Mro .• HariweU Curd · ..,.., borne, Mulberry Heights. read from the Wahkeene lund eored by Frldaty flower arrangements. Mr: lond Mrs. Richard;- 'Rope Harl')' p, Smith were In Coliult'· . . The meotlnl, In charge of committee for contribution. contact . Colu.:ru,ia Gas theme was the county , . lair arid daughters, _JJnda 'arijl WI, bus WedfleadaY to attend .; Mrs. Cllarles Lewis, president, It was Members of theme, "My Lady:"· .Jiave relul'lied·home, Webe luncheon ind meellnl of 0 opened with devotions by Mrs. [Junior WI ng 1 c w 1 the WJ~~ty were ribbqhs were .awarded to Mrs. race, after a len days, vacation trlct offlcen of Ohio Older · Chlirles Hayes, using as ber. to- have a of gourd craft at Gard: Robert Reibel Robert Tbompobir t.!t the !.Jar· at Myrtle BesCh, S.C. Eastern Stars. Mrs. Curd · pic, "WUiing to Sacrifice." the Garden Club. convention In IU'' d · t r' ' ' . the tha Washln"'•n cliss · 11 , tradtlhert Lori strucl.< by an • 011 eave a emons a11on •, • · , • · 1 vice presidentIllof District 1 pl'll!idenl county fair ' flower shoW. classes. llo~U~I· mass arrangeipenl Ql· ro:v lll!lomn~n... BUtTering -~· and Mrs. Sml a pas . : ,.. Fair booka with no.nr sbow es; Mrs. Struble, for the Cliar· !liven! abrasions plus. seCond ol Oistricl 25. 'l'heY we~ ae> acbeduies of' ·l965 county fairs lene HoefliCh cliss, an arrange- and third -dearee burns on her companied bY Mrs. CUrd s 1111>of Ohio, were · exhlbiied. The· ment interpreting Melga Coon- right ar~. She was a pat!ent: al wr, Mrs.. JJpra .•·.. Holley . who travelitll prize ,donaied by Mrs. bright zinnias and lfeeD fqf. Ocean Vtew Ho~pl~ there, ·~1!4 spent the 4)' -~lh friet~ds, lage and also tor the Luci B. lB now rece!v!na treatment ev·. .t-.....-:.:.>..-• el Visited Johnson class, suitable for a ery otlter day atoHolzer Ho~p~ ~ HELD ReIa !IV , bride's table, an arrangement tat · A P~· ~nd cookout t1 In Sundnersville. of roses from the garden of · ood . lllnooln 011111 ,;Uult Sunday SchoOl Mrs. Ada Slack accompanied C. J. Struble; m~ Mrs. Robert Mrs. Harold H of . ·home u :waa ·held at the home ol ber brOth\!~' and s!ster·tn·lBW, Lewis lor the Lols Weaver Hetghts, retllrned to ~Mr' ldargarel Ann earleton w~ 8 Committees for the year were and guests; June, Mary Mar· Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blake, of class, a modem arrangement of of her parents.;•· and 1 ' C.. day evening. Attendlnl wert named when the 8 et 40 Meigs lin and Gladys Mowrey: and Lottridge, to Su~vtlle, W. magic.' lilies and evergreen in a P. Wilbams Mi .leport, ': Mae Jones and cblldreni LlwCounty Salon 710 met in regu· July. mstailabon. . Iva., where they v!Stled over stone jar. foilowmg surg ry "lren<i! . and Lillian Scarbn!Uih, tar session Monday evening at The door prize, a servtng the weekend -1r\th another bro- Games were played under the Gallipolis Me<l!cai Cenler. Dorothy Harden and ~ i the hollUI of Gladys Mowrey, tray brought by Mrs. !her and sisler-in-law, Mr. and dlreclion of Mrs. Struble and Mrs. Larry Wolle and cbil· Leo and Llnnie Taylor , and with Mary Reapp as co-hostess. was awarded to Mrs. Brmker. Mrs. Oia G. Blake. . . prizes . awarded to Mrs. Robert dnn and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter daughler, Homer and LOulae,_. Mary Martm thanked the Salon While !here they YiSite<l tbe Thorn son Mrs Llo d Moore were Thursday busii)I!Oi v!Bitors Anderson and son, Belly van Myrtle Walker, chapeau, op- for support in ber being elect· sUe of ihiJ. Summersville Dam P ' · Y • • · Meier and Pal and Etmle Brla10 1 ened the meeting in ritualistic ed Stale L'Cuncierge. The Na· and recreation park being buiU : : hMrs. dRobe:: Lew!•, afler MGall!:hs. Reapp of Chesa· ker The wao erillvonetl . form. ln the absence of Pearl tlonal L'Marche will be held at by the Goverpment on the Gau~ed ab" e : h t'Ourse was :•· 1 ary this . week ·with •musle and siJIIIn&. ' Knapp, the r"f!"rt of tbe Pre · I Shoreham Hotel, Wash!nglun, D. ley River. This is the largest iletV • ooleSB. pea e s spen Marc he and L Marcbe held c., September 1·3. Mrs. Mar· earth dam east of the MISsissl· cenlly in Colu.mbus, was g1ven tin, stale delegate, plans to ,ppi River and is 357 ft above by Mary Martm. It was annoon· attend. stret~m bed, with • sea level 1red that birthday cards f o r A salad L'Ourse was served elevation of 1,650 ft. Length ol !July and August had been sent by the hostesses and prizes a- the recreation pool wiU be IS ( to the chtkiren at National Jew- warded dtmng the social hour. miles and its surface area, 2.- to-~~ .W~ay ,., ' ,• witli .. •~P ..,..,.. '.I ~~:= ~or ~;~~n ~ ~ou~ :•:ub -~ ~:~: ~~ieport. ~!splay ~: Cbin'l~s ouler Th~ ~·air :~M~ ~lue .. ' . , ) THREE SecTIONS .r ' I l4, 1966 di'j Wb!l~ ""'+ ..24' ~ T~· wu ,· •, ..' ~' Committees are ·Named for ·Year "?j va!esct~g W~iker, I "1 think my feeli11g of ii1Ser711'ity started when I fir st serred h;m Kentucky Fried Chirl.'en." re- I CROW'S STEAK HOUSE POMEROY, 0. 992-5432 evenl~g 1-=~-:-::::-:-:-::~==~-~-=-=-=--:::::::::E::::::~-~ ishThree Hospitrophies talm Denver, Colo. •• won by the S Ar 723 a~res. _...d-""'d'"-~ lhey stopped at Hawks Nest. Salon at the State Marche were 0Ufi aD p od !8 p t iJ I on display. Activiites for fund· · \raising projects were discuss~ r UC ar Y ed and it was voted to bold a ~ Given on Tuesday rummage sale in September, the I ~ A Stanley Products Party, dedate and place to be · announc. ~·1 monstrated by Mrs. Evelyn Ho1ed. Annual dues are being col· ~~ . ier of Racine, R.D., was ~d at lected following the partners' ' the home of Mrs. Carl Hul)bard 1 payment ol dues in the Ameri· M M 1 Co of H k . Tuesday evening. Games were :can Legion Auxiliary. I rs. ar ~n xdi ac enk played and prize. awarded to Mary Martin reported two ~ck, N. J ·: 15 ~pen ng a wee l- Miss Debbie Hubbard. Mn. Ichanges were made in the con- I WJlh her sJster-m-law, Mrs. A Ada Slack, Mrs. Roger Hubbard 1 stitulion and by-laws and the bert Cox. and Mrs. Margaret Cotlrlll. Salons are !o make t'Orrection Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morris Following the demonstration and mail to the departmental and children, Danny and Carol refreshments wen! ~erved by chatrman. A note of congratuia- of Painesville, Ky., visited \Mrs. Hubbard to Mrs. Holler, lions was read from Louise S!e- 1l bere with her mother, Mrs. El- Mrs. Roger Hubbard, Mrs. wart of Athens, a partner of s!e Haddox. 1Slack, Mrs. Cottrill, Miss HubGalha Salon 812 on the awards I bard Mrs. ArthUr Wolfe, Mrs. 1 won by SB!oo at L'Marche and I Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owen have Jam~s Harris, Mrs. Oick Har· also to thank Mrs. Walker for . returned !rom a week's visit ris, Mrs. Pauline Morarity, inviting her to be her install· in Dayton with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Laura Le!IMII, Mrs. Law· ing officer. John C. Goodrich. Wltile there renee Diddle, Mrs. Larry Hub[ Committees named by the they attended !he wedding of bard, Miss An&tla Hubbard, chapeau Included, Calherine I Miss Toni Mantiah, dauahter of Mr. Carl Hubbm, of Syracu,. Welsh, L'Advocate; Pear 1 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Joseph and Mr. and Mri. ·Wllliam Wat· Knapp, L'Surintante; Ruth Mantiah, and David Lee Mark· son and Ella !!Jnith, of Pomeroy. Thornton, ritual and emblems; land, held at lhe St. Joseph Rhoda Hackett, Eunis Brinker cathedral in Dayton. VISIT IN POMEROY . .. and Julia Hysell, child wei· Raymond Eiselslein and Mr, fare; Mary Martin, DorothY , Mr. J. E. Carson of B~cyrus and Mrs. Leonard Rusa, CloveSpencer and Eileen Searles, IS here for a VtSII with hiS dau· laod, are spending a few days constitution and by-laws; Mrs. ghler and son-fn.iaw, Mr. and 1n Pomeroy with Mr. and Mrs. Searles, Mrs. Brinker and Mary Mrs. Wayne Gibbons. Philip Meinhart. Reapp, partnership; catherine , Miss Joan Kenny of Rocky Welsh, musiclene: Mary Mar· I River, Ohio, visited Thursday tin, publicity; Iv• Powell, Ju- wilh Mr. and Mrs. Emerson lia Hysell and Mrs. Thornton, Jones. Miss Kenny and Barbara ways and means; Mrs. Mow- Jones were roommates at Ohio rey, scholarship: Mrs. Brinker Univerllity. and Mrs. Spencer auditing• and Mrs. Hysell, Mrs. Hnckei Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Horden Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Spencer and of Columbus were weekend Gemma casci wreck guests of Mrs. Garen StansHostesses el~ f~r 1 h 0 bury, Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. year were September, Myrtle George Skinner and fa'?lly of Walker and Iva Powell, 8 wlen- Rock S~r1~g~, and relataves 1n er roast at Walker c 8 m P West Vtrgm1a . They were acLong Bottom, October, Juli~ companied by their grandchilHysell and Eileen Searles· No- dcen, Billy, Carolyn, Meddte, vember, Rhoda Hackett ' and and Libby of Riverside, Calif., Catherine Welsh; December 12 who are spending a month In Christmas party at Martin res: Columbus with their grandpar· taurant; January, Myrtle Walk- ents. er, Eun!s Brinker and' Oorothy Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Haw· i Spencer; February, Pearl kins have returned from SpringKnapp and Mary Martin: March; lieid where they spent a week Ruth Th.ornton, Gemm~ CaS? with his brother and sister-in- ~ Iand Mary Reapp; Apt~. Julia law Mr. and Mrs. John Hawk· ' Hysell and Eileen Searles; May, . ' to entertain department officen msBarbara Jones returned home Thursday after spendini the week in Columbus with h e r About Middleporl I I ., ' OUR SAFE DEPOSIT .XES ARE EASY TO COST SO LITTLE~700! uq... The pennies a week it cost.~'til safeguard your jewelry-and importah·~ · papers and other valuables, in a safe d'&posit box here -entitle you to use your 'b )x d8 often as you willh (during regular,_banking hours of course). Also you aloit,f, have the keys, 101 only you can open it ••• and al-ways in ~omplete privacy, too. Rent 11 safe de~siflb'qx here NOW! Ot>,en Friilly Nights 6:00 to18e00 p.m. ~!* - POMEROY W *ATIONAL BANK r".,.. " .. ' ' POME~~ng Ni,;9shunty tor""'' 94 y~utLAND Meml»); Federal Reserve System on Drive to Elberfelds in Pomeroy for your the return trip Back to School.tlothes and Accessories. Opert Friday N~ht until& 0~· ~turday Night until 9 Agood time for family shopping. . ~ '·, .' .,\~ ··~ .. ' ~ •·'r·.. ,lf :1·· .. !.,. , ... ~ • · · ·, ·. r • ' llaad. · .' / ' - . Abo\11 ·.\000 while! )eere4, cunea. altjl tm:ew ltpllle. auil . · kepi on '"\ollmcel ~~-~ they "'"" " the •¥n\r.)Ide of ,URI louf.lt\ile slreet: 'l'1lp . ·~rs waiN • c'orrklur rl bard· pol~. . - ... There's lots of wonderful values for your family and your home. '. ". e·Animosity iri Chicago arl~y. . ~ 1 and plainclothesmen, emlbiting a p o I i s h e d professionalism 1. gained from repealed ' recent r1 o I • and demonstrations, ! chased while teenagers wbu tried to block the marchers. , Flfleen adults and two juveniles were arrested. Underworld Joins Hunt For Killers .I ' Steak House Pays $1.16 a Pm14d for Mason's Grand Champion Frid~y ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY PT. PLEASANT- The Grand Champion Steer of !he Mason ~!!!!!1!!!!!1!!!!!1!!! r (' •• '1 .,. ,., ,, :;· ·' ·• ' 1 ! Member F~l Deposit Insurance Corporation . "' 1 sister and brother-in-law, Mr. ' and Mrs. Lee Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd are leaving this weekend for Dallas, Texas. They will be accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wells of Circleville. They will visit Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Lloyd in Dallas. . The Rev. Clyde Bartlett, 1 pastor of the First Church el ! PRICE I LARGE LOT LADIES SPORTSWEAR l PRICE the Na1..arene, Is on vacation. The Rev. John Currey will be the speaker for Sunday services. LADIES Mrs. Edward Wells was hooleso when the Sew·Rite Sewing club met Wednesday evening at the club room. BATHING SUITS ........ l PRICE conducied by Mrs. Elza Gil· I LOT LADIES Bl ouses V•l~o~•• r••s.oo _ Many Othor Items at Reducocl Prlc"l BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0 -~ ·• SEE THE INCREDIBLE ~ SHRINK1NG PRICES. Sew-Rite Sewing Club 1uu Meeting A short business session wa!l more Jr. , vice president. from them and reaetlon be fierce tmd formidable.!; Joll9btin& . lour ol lhe slatemenla A family picnic was dlscwsed. Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken received a birthday gift from her secret pal. Refreshlnento were served by the boatess to Mrs. Raymond Baity, Mra. Ronald Browning, Mrs. WUiard Boyer, Mrs. GUmore. Mrs. Donald MeKnight, Mrs. Van Vranken, Mrs. Oonald Collins, and Mra. Wil· Ilam Grueser. Mro. Donald MeKnight wm be hoatess for the l--~~--:_~------~:::::::::::::::=:=·::::::~.JMn m~ oo w~. ON ALL NEW · '66 .PLYMOUTHSI 1 ./., I See your Plymou,h Def!let for a. CJea~ /Jftllj . ·AUT~ o~~ua ~.. ..•••• · . TOM MJPDLEPORT, 0. 199 SOUTH 3RD AVE. I Auaust 2l. >, • \ to .. ,, ·!. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 12, 1966 emmert tucker