http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9c6923ba7e7bde11f8edd410559ef5ca.pdf af05f04bec79eb69a621f5e1fd7fe754 PDF Text Text ' . ' ~: f . I) ' I . ' ''V I · "'' ' ;·· . • . . 1&-.Dai!Y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Aug. 24, 11188 · Cbuir'e.;J'fu~crscm Marriage Vows Are , f~ir:hcrngJed August 20 In Pomeroy .. . Around.·a·nCI About Middleport , Mrs. is H Knight 1. ror Aostess sf '" M f uqu ee mo ed "' .,.. .... ' · C I b ated Potfucle Pkrtk \.'nleom~ll· ~fl~riVer-"es e e r Precede~ Mee"tin.• TW~ • 1J1U! 'lfec!cll!!i'i)l~ss. to ~r. , 8Jld Mrs. Byl~e A NO poUuck picnic cUnna IIU11ver.ary. ~f , Mr. ~ . Mrs., .Tiie~. fllr. ~i\4 Mrs. Gena ·preeeaea the moellllfl o! Jllll .;tu;rles H. ~!8 and the Yost, Mrs. M41Ue Yost, Mr. Howell'l'enl DaiQZhter!l ol Union . ,. l L"'uf JUJU pomeroy th The bride was given ln by her father. She wore a floor length white bridal satin with featuring lace lip sleeves and a length veil. She carried of bouquet of white carnations with streamers of lovers' knots , only accessory was a , lo ~ .. by her which had belonged Co I h,;rl•'• great grandmother. 8 mothe.r wore Navy dress with a picture folder showing scenes Idiscussed. Four members plan · white carnation corsag• with In that country including the to attend. Mrs. Roy Holter Is Ill , Miss Cheryl Edwards ' ' ' ·~--:.'t, J • . · ' •,.;· D'li. ' •• .. ,·.· / '' ... . ' ' ' . Wecld!nl .&nnl· " and Mrs. Hanpld Caroshan, Mr. Vetvana Monday . . . . . I I · o1 Mr. and ,,..... ·Bill' and Mrs. Arthur Orr, Richard tb!=J!c!m• of L!lllan stelff. ~id· liJd of Broad Run were Johnson, Steve -Johhson, and di.,Pcn1 celebrated at the home of Mr. Miss Allee ~ach. Lena. Hamm, preslde!ll. Ml8lld Mrs. David Johii!On on Mr.· •nd Mra Kenneth Theiss, d ted the meeting which opel> Sunday, AuiUSI 21. Mr. alld Mrs. David Yost, Mr. Jcln rituallstl< form, It was~.. , and Mrs. Edg81 Johnson, Mr. -'rted thai Gladys Cockier •• Among the many lovely gifts and Mra. Edward Theiss Mr. '"' H lzer I!Mpltal Sfthe couples received were and Mrs. Wolter Aurke, ~- and mikul Ill In ~ Identical •liver canlly dishes Mrs. Charles Alldre, Jan' AI· verdi CJ>mm:callonoThe Illwhich w•re cherished family ktre, llonna Cross, ~ rea and a~ Minnie heirlooms. the 1!111!1 of Mr. and Burke. Rhonda Brlckles. P•m veUng orizt doaward!i' In Del· Mrs. Edgar Johnson of Broad Sylvester, Tom Theiss and the N~.!ZIIc!8 ~~ xt meotlcig will Run. honored guests. Mr and Mrs. Ia StahL ne It Delicious refreshments were Charles Tlit•ss and Mr. and be ·Mondav September 14• served by the hostess. Mrs. Mrs. Hnrold Johnson. •. tile DAV hall. Present were David .John.oon assisted bv Mrs. Sending a gilt was Mrs, Belle Mrs. stahl, Helen Miller, 14"· Edward Th•lss. Betty Thel•s, n. 1 Hamm, Caddie Wickham. Mn. Joy Kay Theiss and Laura e ss. · ·Neulzllng and Mrs. Stellt. twenty • $1xlh Coonle daugh- eel as flower girl. She wore 1 'nle Chester Garden club heh Mr and Mrs Marvin two p1eee suit with matching Its August meeting at the home ~f R. D. 3: Pomeroy, veil as she scattered rose of Mrs. Howard Knight, Chester th brld f Froncis S pelals Road. Assistant hostess ~n of e.:'r. and Mrs: • n.e Rev and Mrs Donald Mrs. Roy_ Miller. 'nle m~eti:g Mr. and Mrs. Veme Rinehart, in Mr Kenneth Eblin .erved as · . · opened w1th organ mus10 Y da ht Barbara and Lellsof Pomeroy best ·man Ushers were Mr. Boone and family have return- Ithe hosteas on a Hammond or· ugnders, M k f Utah Army Chapel on Terry M~Gutre, brother of ed from the BapUsl Church aan for the devotional period. 88 a 8011 • ar 0 r ISa,tunlay, August 20, at 4;30 p. the bride, and Mtss llel'l<a Me· Camp at Loudenville, Ohio. Roll call was answered by eel Sunday Cl~in~Lel~ it M . The double rmg, open wed· Guire, sister of the bride. Miss Mrs. Charlotte stevens of St. ,suggeslions for beller entries tn and Mrs. or e . ~..~_ceremony was performed Ragena McGuire, also a sister Albaos, W. Va., visited with IDower shows. Business meet- Roger. I Erlvoy, Avery of Athens, ~nd of the bride, registered guests. Mrs. Ernest Burton and Mrs. lng was conducted by vice pres- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heine• I' Wmtng of Pomeroy. Pmk . , Charles Warner. ident pro-tem in absence of Ravenswood, W. Va. spent w h lie mums ·decor- The bnde s mother wore ! the president. · eral days lasl week wltll the altar. A 15-mm~te pro- a navy blue dress with white Mrs. VIctoria Stacy recently l" the fair flower show was dis- pareniS. Mrs. Theo Heines ol!l'am of wedding muscc was accessories. She wo':" a cor- rececved a blrth~ay greell~g l oussed and it was decided not Mr. and Mrs. v. D. played by Mrs. Mary Bentz. sage of while carnations en a from her son, W1ll1811l Stacy tn . 001 have the aMual workshop. and fa,ily and attended blue background. The groom's Do Nang, VietNam. which was j The state convention also was f lr · ' t L' ., ° •. ·e ntln·e .' ·I' ,) . = .. ~ ..C:io ' t f/.l :Q .,.,o coo ' 0 • • ~s~ ;i, oil E l ,g ,r:l E ,c~c r_. ·o ... ... n:/:t"' AtTEND REUNION GRANDSON HONORED .. Aramaic, tile llngtlll!l of Je, blue background. flower and vegetable markels. !receive a state award the club · Sunday, for a v1sit at Ravens· Rev. and Mrs. Lester Roush, Mr. and"'" Charles R. K•rr )!US, ls .now spoken by only I A reception was held in the He also sent p10tures of the a1r ·will gel .. a result of Its work wood, W. Va., with her sister Long Bottom: Eber Roush, Sy· Sr. , enterlalned with a dl•ner few thousand peraons living Ill church immediately following base ruaways which he had with the Special F.ducation class and brolher·in-law. Mr. racuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Har- Monday ev•ning, at their hom•. Isolated villages Ill Syria. the ceremony. 'nle bride',, tab- helped const.ruct last year at at Chester. , Mrs. Larry Heines. old Roush Portland attended Naylors Run Hill honoring their II has been estimated IIlii Je was decorated with a white Vun Tau. Vcet Nam. Mr. Stacy I Th• program chalrmaA . InT A Do I I the 255th Roosh Reunion S.lur- grandson . .leffrey Karr. on his l)le Clltlle fllliNiaUon of !be Ualace cloth and golden candles IS a cement worker With the R. troduced Mrs. Robert Reibel, Mrs. , h wn el s on t day at the st. Marv'• Lut~eron 18th birthday A decorated coke !ted Slatea Ia over 100 miJIIoll. and holders The three-tiered M. K. Construction Company "'land a guest, Mrs. Cush John- lth'on Edfromrderl empoymenffl Church at Mt. Jackson, Va., In and home made ice cream were head. ' Boise Idaho where his family I h l'•htenin• I e wa s nsurance o ce. -~• the dl I M , wedding cake was topped with · • son, w o gave an en '• • tile Shenandoah Valley. The next served w••• nner n r · a miniature bride and •roam. reside•. talk on modern flower arrang- Mrs. Floyd Mescher and son. Roush Reunion will be In Nfo and Mrs. Charles R. Karr Jt., dleporl and the boat and t.-. Plesidiog at the table were Friends . have learned that ing. Chris and Paul returned :~a~sk~a:.,. ..-.......................~and:;:;;_::;Jeff~re~y_;an~d~Rlld~oey;;;_o;;;;JiiM•Id;i·~~--~-iiii;;;;ii&-.oiiiiiiiiio..---. Miss Eloise Adams, Mrs. Pearl \ Mrs. Carn~ Hall , form~r MP-l~s Mrs. Earl Young con~ucted 3 their home, Lebanon, after a Mrs. Cheryl Morris Ash and Mrs. Ray Wil'l.ing. County resJden.t, Is. senously til lflower name co~test With Mrs. several days visit with her maid of honor and bridesmaid For her wedding trip the at G~a~t Hospttal m Columbus. Earl Dean the wmner. The door ter and brother-in-law, Mr. was Miss Lvnne McGuire. both bride wore a two piece brown S~e IS 1 ~ ~oom 6d15 : 'sr~endo •prize was won by Mrs. Cush Mrs. John Mitch. sisters of th~ bride. They chose suit wlth matC'hlng accesories. w 0 WJS 0 sen ca s. e as Johnson. . gowns of blue lace with should· The new couple will resldP at 80 years old. . Refreshment• of blue berry Mr. and Mn. Joseph Fields I er l;ngth veils and matching 1725 Wymore Ave. East Cleve- Suzanne Bradbury, Joy Boggs, 1delight ond iced lea were serv- and son, Jeffrey returned home I Th bride's niece 1 d ' Seren Lewes and Chrcstine Bahr ed. Friday, aft.,. a weeks vlslf at are vacatlonm• th1s week at Ill 'th their · n I e ' an · 1Ch' . ~~!:~Ra~e~M~or~r~is,~s~e~rv~--~ Out or htownndguests were Mrs. e . 1cago, · WI so 9, hlldre Chest- Myrtle Beoch, S. C. MISS BradI Joseph Fields Jr., and Mr. and Mr. Douqlas Lanq of the Printzess Company will be on our·2nd Guy Busv a_ ~ n; Mrs bury and Miss Bahr are Rio Mrs. Jerry Fields and son. er, W.. a., r. a •• · Grande College students, Miss Floor - Friday and Saturday. Come in and see the complete John Rcpley, Columbu Mrs. Lewis is a student at Warren Miss Mary Ann Fields, Column4SON W. VA . Lois Musser and children Wilson College in South Caroli- • bus and Miss Patricia Fields Reynoldsburg; Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Boggs is a student sludenl nurse at Athencss;..~~~~ Printzess line of Coats for the· new season,_ Mr. Lanq Is well TONIGHT thru FRrDAY Clifton Morris and Mashell ' at Holzer Hospital School The Weber family reunion Hospital, spent the we ''THE PLEASURE known here as he has been sellinq and flttinQ and adliisinq on Rlldney, Reynoldsburg. Nursing. was held at Portland Park Sun- with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. SEEKERS" Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davenport day honoring P. A. Weber on his Joseph Fields and Jeffrey, Ann Marga1·et this line in our store for many ye~rs. Come and select I new Tony Franciosa Hopi Iadlans comprise t h e and son, Micky and Jerry and 87th birthday. Le0 w·mams of Jackson vl•lt-11 (Color) only North. American Indian Mrs. G. G. Zeigler visited Allending were Mrs. Do r Is ed s 1 'da with Mrs -andcoat, on the second floor, Frid1y, AuA.' 26th 1nd Slturdly,. ~ug. "DEAR BRIGITTE" tr1be In which weaving Is done eral days in Beckley with hiJ Koenig and Rickie Tuppers Wh ur ~· ace<m,1pallicdll James Stewart Fabian by the men Instead of the worn- mother, Mrs. Harriot Plains; Mr. and M;.., Wilber bo:..eybyan Mr:.a•Williams (Color) 27th - fi'C!m 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. en. and, other relatives. Weber and Sandra, McK e e s spent several days with her {' M~ss Mabel Hysell . Rock, Penn.: Mr. and Mrs. S. ter oonfmed ro. her _home With Haught, Cuyahoga Falls; · Open Friday Ni11ht Until9:00 P.M. inner ear 1nfect10n and Mrs. George Sargent, Chesler, Mr. and Mrs. Jack cations. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber, and family of AkHn were wee'k-11 ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS Mr. and ~·· Jack Kelly Keith and VIda Ann, L 0 n g end guest• of Mr. and Mrs. Columbus _viSited 8eVeral days Bolrom; Mrs. Elizabeth Bid- Grueser and aon, Mlri!~VIll1e. ~~3E~!!Si! recently wcth their parents, Mr. dl Mr Thelma Farnsworth They were accompanied and Mrs, M. L. Kelly' Middle- an~ Fr!cis Case near Chest· by their son, Randy whl spent II port, and Mr. 8Jld Mrs. Ever· . M Oli Weber Keno · two weeks with the Gruesen. 1 Printzess Man . ... I Mr. Douglas Lang of Printze$5 Company ' Drive ·In Weber family Reunion Held Af Portland I I t" ~ .. ELB.ERFELDS IN POMEROY etl Dailey, Pomeroy. I ,I , /.' I l ' 'i \ S shot·llslic C maca full. H Wt'rt back·ta-campus bound wilh 1 CONNIE collat:lionl See mp · happy little heals 111d flail, : pt aDd 1 bounty ol bootl. Set aH lha uninhibillcffootwear ill suadt and smooth ln!hn from CONNIE at (STORE NAME! tadayl Priced hom 7.99 1nd 8.99 0 CONNIE L er, rs. ve '. ' ·-- La-'•rt Columbus v~ Mr. and Mrs. Don Wllhams, Da- Mrs R L Gotthardt and 1011 m~u-, 'iddDe ndMrand ··· ' sited over the weekend with his v an anna a · Bruce returned to their home, mother, Mrs. Dano Lambert, .Mrs. Ralpll Keller, Pome1'oy Columbua Sunday, after spend who is hospilali2ed, and other Ster m.; Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd lng ..vera! days witll her mo1relatives. !Coe~cg, Melvm, Ma~lon and Iller, Mr,, W. A. Morgaa ond Hospitalman Alan Wallace, Marte, of Mansfield, Mr. attended the fair. who is in training at the Nation- Mrs. Donald Hawk, Nanette: MiSI Kathy Morgan of Middlea! Naval Medical Center, Be- Cheryl and Pamela, Shelby' port spent Sunday and Monday thesda, Md. and a fellow claso- Mr. Ernest Weber, with her grandmother, Mrs. W. mate, Hosp. Fred Lehmar, na- Star Rt.; Mr. and Mrs. A. Morgan. live of Texas, were weekend Myers, Joyce, Linda, , Bruce Mrs. Edward J. CoroorBD cmd guests of the former's parents, Allen and Leonard Alvm ol children, Jamt!ll, Joseph, Mr. and Mra. Dwlgbt Wallace, Chesler; Mr. and Mrs. cbael Edward, and Caryl Grace daughter, NBilcy and son, Bruce. ard Koenig, Jr., and re~ to their home, Watll- 11 \ ' Mrs. C. E. Burdetle and C. E. Eugene, Chester; Mr. and ping eona., Ieday after a l Burdette were vhlilors in Leon, Charles Weber • witll' her parents, Mi. aDd Mn. l W. Va., Sunday. C.: Mrs. Elizabeth Joseph Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byer Syracuse; Mr. and MrL Mrs. Goldie Gothar4 of Eurfoll and sons, and Mrs. KeMeth By· Swatzel, Pomeroy; Mr. and ka is tile guest this week er spent the weekend In Colum· Mrs. M. A. Fairchild, Rev. and Mra. WendeU G. Slutbus. latld: Kirk Chevaller of ler and Kevin Robert Goodall has returned pers Plains, and the Rev. and WelldeU G. to bis employment at ~· P. A. Weber of Stutler and KeWI and Mra. ville, Kentucky, after PlaiDS. die Gothar4 visited Sunday the weekend with his ternoon, at Vlenaa, w. IY and daughters, COMPLETES COURSE Mr, and Mrs. Timothy ;~:,:~II Private Chari.. R. Stone Jr. Mr. and Mra. Ralpll B. 18• whose parents Uve in and family moved Menday, Haven, W. Va., completed SyracUse to Marietta. PoiiMii Of, Ofdo twelve-week th Mr. 8Jld Mrs. c. B. Weeae 1 TONIGHT & THORSoAY 8 • center specialist oourse Miss l)larcia Kerr were SUnday NOT OPEN ArmY Southeastern •lslrors in Rio Grande and School, Fort Gordon, Ga., BD ion. M..,.arcll FRIDAY •nd SATUROAY Aug. 12. Mr. and Mra. Marioa Au1ust 26-27 "TilE GHOST AND Mr. and Mrs. Jam.. Neu.!zllllrg and five daugblerl re~~ alto MR. CHICKEN" their home Stamford, UftWo <Tecbnicolor) in Middleport. 1er a weeks vlsll wttll her fatllOon Knolll Joaa Staley MIM Becky Goodall er, Henry Johnaon 8Jld Mr. and "TAPFY AND THE IUNGLI! HUNTI!II" Sunday witll Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Herschel Manuel and lam· (Teehnicolor) nle Mulford of Lincoln Heights, Dy. Taffy Jacque• Bergerae Mr. and Yra. Hart ..... Bobby, of Woodlelld, __.. ,II were Tuesday dlmler gullll their cousin, Mlsa Elsie Hart and Miss Ethel~~~~;~. :Mr. and Mn. Pom-11 eroy, 8Jld ~ Riffle, bus, ralunled from I vac.atlon at Oetjylburg, _ THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY ler, Hershey, Beaver, and THURSDAY ••• ELBERFELDS STORE IS OPEN FROM 9:15 A.M. to 5:00 P..M. Time tuhop for your chl.I4NM IChool , w--Jid alto ..,;, In Dur August FurnHurtl S.l~ Ill the 2nd and 3nl floon. Allil ..,, Au.,.t 1111 pr1a1 on l'leldcrwt \ 1 nd Clinnon Ttwtla an the mat. ......... ·""'· Mr.. ,f MEIGS THEATRE II 0 Back to School Sale I burlh, PeiiiiiYIVIIIIa 8lld BUSTER BROWNS REG. $8 and $CJ f ' .99 JUST OTHEI BRANDS. 31~ :~· . ~ Chapman-Canaday ·r "' n. m• 111 t11t I!Mk ....,'fll .. PCIMDOY'I QUALIIY 11101 cheater, Va. Melvin Riffle returned to ~wni!ut after spendlll1 a wtelt II witll his parenll, Mr. ud Roy Rlffte, Pomeroy. OlherfamD•• II slton of the Roy Riffle were Mr. and Mra. -··~· 1111, Racine; Mn. Waller Wellll, II Washlqlon Q!yrl Hlule; IIUby Wllllllu Marlella :Mr. and Mn. ,b.;vld McKenzie II and family of Q.llipoi!L Malee Elberlelds in Pomeroy Your Headquarters for Suclc 7o .School Needs for Boys and• ·Girls • Vllllt the buay Reidy To Wear Department on tbe SeeODd J'loor llld NJ.ecl your lklrll, blolllti, _W cotil, eoota, -~ 91IIII'J"i'7 lil4 ·1htD 110~ 1111 the ·~ fltoQr for ..,_ handbap, lllpl, peldltt, bnl, ~ ~ I!ID)IreiJu; ' _.un. lloidery 1nd school auppllel.· Be iure to Me for, tbe bo711D 70IIf filii. ' . )ly tbe !Ill seJ.ecllon of unde~, IIWelteri. 1114 llOfii!IUe Deedl - )'OU'U .,, ' .I lo~ID~ . 1· :(j ',· 1,._".'!'¥.· ~- tam .. 'J... aacb;. tWa, belli, of JOIII' bleli: Ironton rr. 'fPlla17 moved Home Agm'n. ... .......... •ealll Jn SEOAL ""16trtlll CJWI.I I(..,Qlt BONN· ~Th.reotened CIIANU!:LLuR wi& Erhard i-eJUrned and •IWIJII¥ ·aci~ lilaljlot today IS. DIX, N. J. (UPI) -A Fl. Dis Pollee pud lly abol to by allllhr MP today pnerall' 1111 .revfllt lila! h~ plunge!) West ...ape of "" ~any IIIIo political · llij flnl IIIOYI WU a shakeup Military I~ IBid ln<~Al'P Jllllltary command. · lronlon, a membar or tile pards, aollipM 1a 1111 ..:iiamed t.t. Gen. Ulrich •1Sou.the8lltern Ohio A~etlc I Slllld Ml1llar)l Pollee c.. .,.... ¥~, ·• l1ead of the Ill lis Infancy, ........ .... "" _ , . . ft\lty, . ,)~ · head the enUre home today. ,moaen wbett Pvt. David M",.man armed fore .., of!J. Or almost borne, being lln)ola, ZO, of RaleiP, N. c. elll- IIO'Jrcts said. aecldealally 11to1 his prtner eel In effective Sept. I, 111118, • .._ .-..d 1111 wooda faclorl remaining -• Theae binge 011 _ , tile olllcbde. 1"le pJ16. of Pomeroy ...,., P\>11. Lewto Ray, 11, botll present leai!U•I ud WWiot!l Wlll1l0r, 17, ltad escaped !rom tile lloekade earlier•. Autbnllle1 oald Ray ovetpOWet'ed a pan wbDe belq led ... latrlae. Be !bel nleaoed Waraw !ram blo cell. 8 Planes Hit Enemy with Heavies .BUS INSPEc:r"ON- Cpl. J . D. Junkins of the Ohio State Patrol, right, talb With Charles. BISsell, Eastern Local School District driver, while making an iJa. spectton of hiS bus Wednesday._Jn the pictur~ below, Ptl. J. D. Woogan cbectm tbe door of a Southern Local D1stnct bus while mechanic David Sayre looks CllL -Sentinel Photos. School Buses Muster 56% For Approval �' ,, ~ Late Classifieds • ,, i ' au~iness t SOCIAt SCHOOL . r.A J~R8J)AY ff ~'\A R , '(CO'hiliiii~cf~~ ~~~'1)~1 S.rvicee 'J wmi-OOLD WEATHER •· heao crlcketli so•d•" ' oth HELP WANTED 1 MIDDLE-AGED' lady k> live er lnse<ts .. w be commc ~ Countjo, a(ICI have fl>llowed .!he 1n <and work as cook C•ll side vour oom• where ·~ • ROCK SPRINGS Grange ,.111 , recent school > de..,IOpmento _w'4 H287 _ _!_:!5 atp warm. Protect your home ' meet Thursday at a.p. ln. Pre- with greot, encouraJement. The !rom these pesls w1th ARAB, I cedln the b th Ill unusual progress ld school disIlEAL ESTATE 10 available at Kmg Budders I mee ng ey w • . 'ha ...., FOR SALE ~ 4 bedroom house Supply Co Middleport move back Into the hall vaca\ Jtiel.91:8~boq s· ~~ com· modern knotty p1ne kitchen, ' a u u ed for the faJr menda§le jbileed - a m...el for many otHer areas of lbe alate. new bathroom, all n e w -.-=--..-;;;;;--;;;.,;;;,;,;.,_.....___c THE MIDDLEPORT High plumblna. large yard. ne<t • AUCTIONEER School Band Boosters ASSOCI& Recently, I became awa_re ofl to school, 15,5110 110 See at COMPLETE SALES lion and the senior band Will the plans for a broad vocation- ' ~ Hamilton St., Middleport MANAGEMENT have their annual ice cream al program encompassed In the ""j)r phone 992-5324. 8 2S tic Writ• Phone •• Contact social Thursday evemnl Aug plans for the new high sehool JIM CARNAHAN 25 on the high school ~nds prop~al In M'e1gs Local. Such RACINI OHIO beginning at 8 p. nl. The sen- certamly IS In keepmg ,J!'IIh ~---'Fc.:o_r S.le _ _ _ . lor band, under the direction the new demands to prej\lile '114 SHASTA \I It trailer, cab KARL GRUESER. plumbing of the new band director Ross youth for employability In an ovor hitch electric brakes, and hea"ng Mmersvdle. Frye, will present an Wormal mcreasmgly technological econ· - joliet, aW111ng and net, fl,400 Ohio End your sewer trouble ooncert throughotit tho evenmg. omy. --Lionel Boggs, tllll-3892 Wt have all size aewer maebRecalling the lopography of 8 24 6tc laos Reasonable rates Call '!liE RIVERVIEW Garden the county, 11 occurred to me -,---- - - - -- - WY 2-21174 day or night Club will meet Aug. 25 at 8 P that 1t would appear poSSible 3G_ !,IILK CANS 1 round hot! •· to locale such a build1ng to t 15 tie m at th0 horne 0f Mrs. ~" t~n. 111 qt sta1niP.s~ tP~I La ki th Mrs Edna Hall avatl all of the puptls ol the - -- •u..,.IIIN~s• r ns, "' · milk otulner, one 500 gal • ~' o aa co-hostess Complete !lervtee county It appears that tt wtll 1fuel 011 tank one 6 lon '"'""-i bulk tank, II Premier aNI ' , ,, •"'"" THE COMBINED Friends be p1ffJCull, If not Impossible, Bll Dutchman chicken w>l Write Pront ., !:on11101 Night for Harrisonville, Porn for the smaller hll!h schools to • •~ 'IRAIJ•'IRD erers, 1 1•1 glass cbic•rn & •• eroy, Racme, an d Mlddlepor1 meet the new vocatiOnal edu· waterer N G Ro"' Ph Raelne, lltllo chapters o! the Order ol the cat1on requ~rements which are I 992,p t _ t _lie_ Eastern Star will be held on scheduled "' become effective 8 24 6 BOAT and motor license - Ev- Thursday evenmg. August 2S at m July, 1967 11 would be uo6711 MAHOGANY drop leaf table, mrude Sale• and Semce 7 30 P m at the Masonic Tern· fortunate, mdeed, If needs fur ' opens to 71" Ph. 992-35113 aft Sehwarzel Marme. Hockmg- pie m MiddlepOrt Harrisonville such lacil•t1es, wh1ch may be_ er m_ _ __ I 23 6tc port. Ohio chapter Will assiSt With the come even more ev1dent a few 8 3- 30tc SINGER SEWING MACHINE, - prol!ram. years from now, were not ex- Thirty - six candidates are Bill English, 154 lb end , Bllf lllckle, Jack Mowery, 135 lb (Deem and Hargraves lions on the 1966 ed1bon of the Porter, 150 lb halfback, Ed are transfer students, Deem Pomeroy High School football Baer, 149 lb guard Raymund movmg from Southern and team. ZJrkie, 170 lb guard, all sen· Hargraves from East L1verHead Coach Bud B1ckel, m mrs, and JijpiOrs Charles Hy- pool) his second year, after a 4-4 sell, 176 lb.'~ckle, Lenme Van Sophomores - Edward campa1gn last season, has only Meter 160 lb fullback, and Pat Sm1th, 150 lb tackle, Jeff nine retur~1ng lettermen. Story, 167 lb center Werry , 110 lb quarterback, Jim Coach "Bickel." however IS 0\)ter cand1dat., mclude Crow, 172 lb tackle, Charles stnctly Four-S about, the Seniors - Stewart Blanken- Lemle~, 150 lb tackle, E:ton upcommg season opener Sept sh1p, 189 lb tacltle: M 1 k e Steele, 148 lb tackle, Kennv 9 .~t home agamst Wahama. Wnght 142 lb slotback Eu- English 162 lb fullback, and We expect to be Small, gene Tnplett, 150 lb guard M1ke Still, 140 lb. halfback. Speedy Sc.~appy and 1we hopei Steve. Fmlaw 132 lb end Freshmen- Pat O'Brien 103 Succe sful he said Jamors - M1ke O'Bnen, 156 Jb quarterback J1m Swatzel, RelllmJn~ leUernten are Dun lib guard, Ronme Deem, 122 lb 152 lb slotback Danny Abbott, SwiSher, 150 lb quarterback, end, M1ke Hargraves, 177 lb 167 lb fullback, M1ke Young, ~omg hard tw1ce-a-day for posl- Moore, 172 lb slotback, Andy guard ' mg considered. , , ANNIVERSARY - A fourth-anniversary sale and e elebratlon Is In progress at Tiny's Foodland No. 2 ID ~llddleport this week. The above photo 1s of the exterior of the Locust-st store ant! the. other shows Pat workman stocking shelves preparlng for an annlversa ry sale underway today. Tiny s, With Jlm Rickman as manager came to Middleport four years ago and began with six employees and a •20,000 a year payroll. Tmy's has been expanded during the period to where it bas 34 employees and a $150,000 annual payroll. A new 1 OOO square ft addition was built onto Foodlan d No. 2 last year and recently the store began ·hanli hog the Tender-Best Meat program Tiny's Bargainlan d, located next door, was built almost. three years aao. -Sentmel Photos~;---:-:========: - Rutland Band 1p ' S repar1ng l I I ' l ..-.. Hospital News ' First Ave Richard C Roder· ick , Jr , Halliday Hgts ; Mrs. Kenneth Boster. Rt 2 Cro\Wn ' •I ==:-=----,..-,:--. rarm 1 •••P ,:o:. pettUon 11 th•t Auto S.let fall meeting st group was asked bY Mrs 0 p . '"·:~: ~~~~hwu 1P~~":: Ill!~~:, De Klein, member of the Return 1955 CHEVROLET, In cood lore llkl court un u.. 3rd ""of SeP Jonathan Meigs Chapter, DAR conditlou. Ph. 99Z-27M or leDl~r. 1811;.~~~~.o;:~:r:..: ~·n to asSISt in the ob!Jervan~ of CID be seen It $25 BroadltlllUI l,utberlll S\ Paul'• ConstJtution Week Sepl 17M23 hlr and conv , taill f'NII •tate to th• oerm•n EvanreHuJ Lutbttnn, =~===-~--' 24 8tc 1947 DODGE pickup truck '" good shape, pnce $1.26 Dale Welsh Lone Bottom o ' 8' 23 file - Cards were sen t •• ~-ans w fc~• '" '· 11 " " 18' ' ~ ' " in hospitals and 1o bereaved '" TNI .....u coun 0 , ""'"' members Plans ,..,.e made for coUNTY ·~!:'... a rummage sale ln the near fu. MDTICI •• """" AUTNINT•c•-r- ture Thank you noteo •ere sent ID coPY 011 un1a1 o, APPOINT· M nd Mrs Sam Cl ar,• • nd "'"' ., ..,•• oo11oowT oxocu to r a To• ~·, ~o'::-~•::::::1- uTATI Mr. and Mrs. H M. CrQS!I for donaUons to the atD<Uiary. Not1 1 ..,.,, " '" '"'"' "'"""''"' ••· eo of thanks were read from Pomeroy Ohio .,,.,,., •••Church "''"· .,,.m''' wau, St , MKidleport , 0 ------ RETUIINS HOME po~t'' r::..:o=, ,;::; :"~;~~.::;:.:..~;:.~·.. ~~ ;:;:o.: ~:~:~~~ :::: O::r~~~.~.: day from Holzer Hospital where BI:DJemill or b th ill to Bu k ohe h"!_undqone surgery. =~·=.r::.~~rf:{!! d.'rl.."s~~ :r. paat •.:.:.:.~ ol. L Brktttmaa. lltl St ,..,..,,. ••• 'h•' ••• ""'"., ""'"' THE DAILY SE""Na :'.":,'; ',~:, ••.:.=:= :! "'" ,::., <ooun .,,., " ....... .-,.. .,,. • - 0(1 •et pollible ..ad fllint. 1M ron"r u lA I........ UenorupOn tbe OIUobuf'tlld Nil H· DEV-u l&tU' 1'0 IIIIIGI • ~ ~11&4 "~.~0::.~ ~".. ••••" ,_ """''" 1• - . ...,.,., • """o·• o...,.., !."T..;: c'=-:.':"= ~ ,.,.,.., ,.. ., "' 11• II. ,. - 8 " ,..:..!:":::..::.-- ::.': .'::"=~.-.:: :! ~.:-;,~::..,'" ..,. - • - ::~"' •' '"' - - - ..,., " - · .!:t:'a'::£ .::. ..,'H. C: 272 Pupill Come cra..u MASON-Mn Made Roush, For Firll pdlelpal nf Maun Grille School ...... • •ow ,.,. ..... · • -need lbat the attendance 7;:.;.;_ - - ., bn llie opontnc day of school :::li' '":" waaMils:m.IYy Sleeth wiO teach one oo•:., :,:,.. J:;#ot the flrllll'ades, Mrs. Flossie Allenoworlh wlll teach first ancl :.:"~~1'*"'.:::.*r,.!; tfCCIIICisrades, MlooHelenBlet. \ ' - . 11iec11111 Jlfllde; Mils Allee = == :::i- -":...,-.,.-:..t: ·~ "'~" 1:'1:' .::::" ........_.;,; at the to make hiS own livmg " If the people want governDr. Hudson sa1d he was not ment expansion t o COD tl nue th ey as pessim1st1c 1111 he might must be prepared to surrender !IOUnd, but notes, 41 If our way of some of their freedoms, he went life should come to an end, we on OOllld not say it ha! not been 11Jf the people of our country prophlsled many times No de- giVe up thetr respons ib'l''" 11., for held which formally opened mocracy slmllar w ours ever lasted more than years, 1nd thlo nation will 200 years old In only• 1 years." Government ha1 a duly has 200 be few to West Main St., in Pomeroy at 4 15 p m Wedneeday Pomeroy • I J pollee reported. Webster Carter, 34, Bremen, Georgia wu stopped in line of traffic, 'tr•veling west. when struck from behind by I motor cycle driven by Walter Arnoldpaymg the blll - fer med1cal 16, of Pomeroy. There were n~ care or anything else -they al- 1njurles and medium damage so must be prepared k> glve up to both vehicles. Arnold was c:1their choice ao to where, how, led Ink> juvenile court for fa!~ and from whom they •Ill re- ure k> have assured clear dis· ceive benefits. Itance. -- Sweetheart of 60 Years Ago viS·I·ts MI'ddleport Fri"ends aoose, elf -ill'Uplcles, daf)i, •• ' 1 NEW HAVEN _ Mlu Frankle M. GriiD, 76, New Haven, died Tuesday at the llulltillgton State Hoeft"•'. Mils Grim was a former ,.._ postmlolreso of Haven. Bom AprU• 24, 18, &he was the daughter of the Jama and Addie Lee Gdm. coot unruffled NOTICE ·-- •• " w~:.mp Clll $7,00 ..... $8.00 ' COrrection I EVANS WIDf\IIIDAY AD The price of YOUNG I < :r NOTICE The $1!me Tha'nk you ·~ ' " I I THE HUDEPOHL FLAVOR ' IS BEAUTIFUL FLAVOR Try it. Pure-grain and premium-draft-brewed , with Process 14-K. (Conlinued from p.. ••e 1) Justice Oeoartment on the grounds there were alsllni laws k> prevent U. S. dllzeu from aiding enemy forces. But the eomm1~.. · - me I Pd va•·• ...l an hour and a~, by 1 a bW cleared TuoodaJ which C1011- l I 1 sm:-::t . fs Frankie Grm . UPI B'ne t;~~~!i§ij§ da Denver Swamps D }phins 28-}6 i untH this week when she came ~~~ ~ no 1D tbis from Flodda w Columbus w yeds d ' an ace. visit relatives. ---, Detroit and may not Include more than ~ and one wblle-lro~ted NevaluY, , Ofdtti following opec1es· l: •oo44ueu, may II!! tatun or possessed ... , Cillfornla. · 2 canvasbaeks • and 2 maII ards . one day. '' Ducks posseBBion limit may not Be&lnnlnl Nov 1 and include more lban the.followlni · 'of the apecies 4 woodducks, 4 canvas. out the remainder lak becks and 4 mallar,ds. o e a • on, a pe!'llll1 )IllY e The lfmltl on America, scaup or ~ ruwnecked ducl!a lal breasted and hooded mer&"'\; and fl0"088 4 iltaup or 4 ..,.,, In the ~ggrepte of lhe$e nl!!;keil ducks, slaily or In ,lhe l\lJII!"al.species, afe 5 ~Y and 10 Jo aurea~~lf _of these ap,dea In possession, ot which not IIUX'e addlUOP to the 4 duct per lhan I daily,'lpld 2 In .,....-ltmtt and 8 poll8flsion limit slon, may 'lie hooded ~ an lhe """' area of Lake sers. , , iii Ohld, lt!IIJI east of an ""''"· Geese - "11ag .and poeeulon lnarJ' \ IIIIo 'l'll1illn& due ll!nlt 5, howeY~, nol mlll'e ~ from tho! t!onll,_ Gf lhe 2 Canada aeeoe, or sullrspe!!leli, bank of ilOcty Rlv~, ll,lld ~--~~r,, ~1 whlte ·lrof'l!\cl;-·b'l~~ El:\' lp,~~~ I look = th~ I 1 Old T. Lo D 'I H ££ d1966 H· nger ai y ours 0 ere unters ==- ~·,/v•. 0f water FowI m . New Ohi0 Regulabons . ~~=~:m, Mrs Henry Reltmlre resign· ed as Sgt.·AI-Arml and was COLUMBUS (UP!) - Water· appointed chaplain. Mra. Bill lo•l hunting l'lgUlltlons, lncor•• Gral'lt was named to nn the 0 f• poratIns Ionger dally Lnuun, flee of Sil-·•t-arma. Mro. were announced today by Dan· Roush reported that dues !rom iel C. Armbruster, chief of the 60 members had been paid alate WiJdllle Division. and UTI!ed all members to pay The shooUng hours will H· dues as sooo as posalble, and w lfdd frclm a hall • hour before contact Mrs Dale Mouro'IIR, ounrlse to sunset Mrs. Dale Kennedy or Mrs. Seasop for ducko, ~Is ancl Roush Fallowinl the meeii!Ji merg~ will, be Oct. the members went to Jat!k through Nov. , $ 8114 Dec. 'f1 Dairy's Bar for re~. through Dec. 31, willie ljeese can be bunted Oct, 112 lhrou" Roach, third lfade; MIBB Gf!r. Dec. 24 and 00. 26 aldlne Steele, third and fourth Dec. 31. ' ' 1J11des; MJu Lorena WeloS, Bag limits ara » followa: fourth srade; Mro. Pearl Rey· Ducka- Dally Umll 4, posooldo, lifth p:~e, a_,~ _ Ml!S ~.CJ!II!JniL1'!iJ fi~Ltfay 8. Lucy BUlmer, lilth sradeBciWever, the y liai Umlt LEADERS EX. cottonpic•ker Brings • T'ItIeto DaIIas Will S D' erye mner At Conference -========--='::'::1:...:~ ""~~~:.l•pr'::r ~.aid ~~strict to be T,..,_ .. '"""""" .. "'M· m Pomeroy. October 8th. The Greenbrier today - 1 I I _::=============:c=-;..;::===-·- .• I 1 II :::~ .-~~:: .:1~ ·::.~-.:r. ~:.:·~: I 6i.w SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -At! pitching thiS season He has ba ck m front and they long last, the Cinc•~nali Reds driven m 2(1 runs agamst the loose for f1ve runs 1n th~ IJIJII · are back mto the wmnlng cot· Reds. mnmg to route Perry umn. J1m Coker's bases--empty ho-. r Perry was rocked ~or e~ As on their last western tnp, mer m the fourth put tbe Red~ runs m the four innmp tie the Reds closed out With a vic· worked and was rapped ICir 'i! tory over San Francisco, clob. International Leagae Stanchngs of the 14 hits by the Reds. J:;. bermg the Gl8nts 9--4 and hand· By United Pres~ International The b1g blast m the f~·t.. mg 20-game wmner Gaylord \\'. L Pel GB mng was Vada Pmson's g;Jnd Perry only htS thJrd defeat Columbus 75 58 564 slam home• after the Reds hao Veteran Jee Nuxhall scat- Rochester 75 60 556 1 scorf'd on three consecutiVe ali" Major t.eagae Leaden tered e1ght h1ts as he went all Toronto 7; 62 537 3'1, gles and an error The hllinir By United Press lnternatioaal the way for h1s Mth wm agamst Buffalo 69 64 519 6 was agam sl reliever Bill HeJ~r7, four losses Richmond 67 66 JD4 8 a former Reds plaver ~ National l.eague I The Reds scored one run In Toledo · · 66 67 496 9 Prnson, Pete Rose and Tdt& G.AB.R.H.Pct. l the first and two IR the third Jacksonville 61 i3 455 l4 lf.! my HalpPr had three hits elicl B CURT BLUC Alou, P1t 1116 397 59136 343 l hut the Gl8nls !ted the am; Syracuse 50 85 370 26 m the Cmcmnat1 attack - " Itu~d 4-4 It never got any worse. 7·2 and Ctucago ntpped New veteran then surprised loser Strgel Pit 109 383 69127 332 th h g WedneSday's Results ThP RPd~ return home '! "" Y K 1 The lanky nghthander permH · y or k 6·5 Ton\ Clonmger who went all Clmnte, ' P1t 118 495 79 159 321 1and WI aa pair smg e run 10 t e second Rc"-'" V UPILSports Writer the bottom of the u:~tr 5 Jaxnvl 4 1st 7 mns open a !()..game home stahd, 10 ernon aw responded and led onl} 8ne h1t and JUSt tYoo AL Games the way by steahng second Alou, AtJ 124 537 90 171 320 I th , Rchstr 6 laxnvl 4 2nd facmg Ph1ladet h1a on Fr1ttQ t~e Pittsburgh PJrales rcbnund baserunners ove1 the la sl "' Clevelo nd bested Balt1more base and one out later scored (;arty, All 115 386 531.22 316 trd ~~ Wll~eh1 M~(o~ey s ho: Toledo I foronto 0 mght st Lou 1 ~ Ch1eago adt 0 e lmmngs \\hllf" h1s Pittsburgh 10·4 C:1itforma clipped New the wmnmg run Cpeda, St L 100 371 52 116 JIJ mer, eJg mcmnatt Buffalo 3 Columbua 1 Los Angeles r~und wt .. \lthl 1 . Law was yanked m the f1rst teammates prf'ked away wtth a York 21, D~ttroit downed Regan Gets Win Santo, Ch1 118 427 7~ J33 311 Syracuse 5 Rchmnd 4 22 Inns c::tand mmng Tuesdav mght after the 13-smgle altack thai camedl Ch•cag• 6-2 Washmglon defeat Ph1l hegan, who w1id p1tched Allen, Phil 1116 393 81122 310 five Phllhes he faced all them to a 64 v1ctorv over thc 1cd Mmnesola 65 1n 111nnmg~ home the tymg run m the top Cldnon, P1t 119439 63134 305 reached base Although Vernon Phlls and bark mto tb e and Kansas C1ty swept a of the mnth to send the game Helms, Cm 105 408 53 124 .304 was not charged w1th the Nahonal League lead by one doubleheader from Boston 4 2 mtu overt1me, was credited Morgn, Hou 88 312 42 95 304 0 defeat the Pirates lost the percentage pomt and 8 3 tn Amencan League w1th the v1ctory-h1s 12th American League game 5-4 and fell to second Felt Better games aga10st a smgle loss Regan G. AB. R. H Pet MEMPHIS Tenn IUP11 plllce "I felt much hetter tomght" Tom SISk started for P1t- starter Don Sutlon and Bab F Rbsn, Bal 123 461 97 146 316 Denver swamped the new Gone but not fcrgetten, Law Law sa 1d after hts second 1tsburgh and gave up four rllns Mtller, the f1rst reltef pitcher Ohva, Mm 125 480 74152 316 MtamJ Dolphms 28-16 Wednes· was c~lled on Wednesday mght mound appearance in two days m the tturd mnmgs he worked combmed to stop the Braves on Kaline, Det 106 371 72 114 307 day mgllt for its f1rst win m \\oher. 1t appeared trouble wos ' I was throwmg better The before Law made his flrst only four htts. Powe\J Bal 117 412 72 121 294 three ex+nb1t1on outmgs brewmg and thts t1me he was dtfrerence between yesterday rehef appearance of the season Mtke Cuellar fired a five Wgnr, Cle 15 400 62119 293 1 The Broncos' wrn was the 1 prachcally untouchable. and today IS a hard lhmg to and went on to rollect h1s mnth hitler c.nd struck out 10 and Richrdt, Cal 88 317 48 92 .290 1 Dolphms' fourth straight loss The ¥--year-old ordamerl El explam but 1t's not that VICtory agamst fiVe defeats Bob Aspromonte drove in three Kilbrw, Min 128 ~43 63 128 289 The Amer1can Football Lea· der ef ·tHe ~ormon Church .,., as uncommon Cmcmnah broke a SIX game runs as Houston beat St Lotus Mantle, NY 99 314 37 90 2871 gue game was the only prosummoned ID the midst of a "Sometimes your arm Ju st losmg streak w1th a 14·htt The Astros scored three limes Vlntne, Wash fess1onal match played Wed· fo.urth-mmng Phlladelph•a rally responds thiS way' he rx· attack that mcluded Vada m the llflh to break their strmg 123 430 86 123 .286 nesday. With -none out _ and the score plamed You'll fmd that Pmson s grand slam h~tme run o! sc~treless mmngs at 24 Berry, Chi 113 310 39 88 284 , Bronco quarterback John happens to a lot or pttchers m the flfth The defeat was llouston Widened a 3·2 lead With Home Runs McCormtck passed for three One mght you're ternble anrt , absorbed by 20-game wmner four m the sJxth , two on I NIt I o Da I League: Aaron, touchdowns, two to former i the next mght the arm 's real Gaylord Perry, h1s Hurd Jo~s Aspromonte's smgle and two on I Braves 34, Mays, G1ants 32, 1Notre Dame star Bob Sr.rap1Uo loose and everythmg's workmg Pmson Pete Rose and mf 1eld outs Allen, Phdhes 30, Torre, 1on 75 and 11 year scormg plays By United Press InternatJOnal I Th at 's the way 1t was fsr me Tommy Harper contributed Hon Samo drove m the tymg 8 raves, s targell, P1111tes, San- AI Denson caught the third TD Amertcan Uagae I My arm responded perrec tly " three hits e'dch as the Reds run m the mnth with a double lo, Cubs &. Hart, G1anls 28 pass and Abner Hayes scooted fist game) Btl! Mazerosk1 find Bub rapped Perry for 10 of their 14 and later scored the wmrung American League: F RobmM around left end for 28 yard!, ' 1 KC 000 004 000-· 4 50 Batley dro\e m two runs ap!ec c safeties m the first five frames run on Randy Hundley's swclde son, Or1oles 40; Powell, Onoles and a score All Denver's pomts Boston 000 002 000- 2 s 1 as Pttt , burgh assumed the- I Maury W1lls smgled home ~queeze bunt as Chicago edged 32 Killebrew T'.lms Colav1to came m the first half. Nash, Aker (7}, and Roof, : league lendersh1p w1th a 592 pmch hitlCI Jim Gilham m the the Mets The Cubs trailed 5·2 1IKhans &:: Pepitone Yanks 28 Brandon, Wyatt (8) and Ryan percentagr one pomt better lith mnmg as the Dodgers 1n the e1ghth but scored two Rano Batted Ia Nicklaus Thirstv WP-Nash (8-1) LP·Brandon !4· than San Franc1sco mo'"cd to w1thm two games (j( runs en bases loaded walks by National League: Aaron, For Tourney Wid 7) HR·Repoz '8th). In other games, Ctncmnat1 fir st place Gilliam had batted New York reliever Jack HamJ[. Braves 96, Clemente, P1rates PHILADELPHIA (UP!) _ ~d game) whipped the G1ants 9-4 Los for John Kennedy and reached ion Cal Koonce (4-41 got the 91, A.llen, Philhes 85, Wh1te, Jack Nicklaus, thirstmg for a KC 105 200 ~ 8 11 0 I Angeles edged Atlanta 2 1 m ll base wben F'cl!pe Atou fumbled wm while Bob Fnend took the Philhes 84, Mays, G1ants 83. regular tournament wm , opened BMtcm 001 020 000-- 3 S I j I~n~~~ H~u ~ton -~at~~-~~ IS Ius grounder The 38-year·eld setback ~erican Leao~ue: Powell, defense today of the Ph1Jadel· Krausse (10.7) and Roof ; -- - - - -- - ~ Orioles 97 F Robmson, Onoles 1 ph1a Golf Classic champ1onsh1p Santiagq, .psmskJ (3), Sheldon-: 95, 8 Robmson, 01 oles 84: he has won the ast two ear ltl.;~rt . (6), ~nborg (81 and I Killebrew Twms 80, Horton, A lleld of 144 ~ncludmgy mo:t Tmifiati. lP~ntlago (11· J1) ,~ Tigers 79 . Of the pro tour~ey wmners t.tus HR.'!-Cbarl" C7lh), T1ilman By EDWARD J. coCKE I He Immediately announced a punchmg a1r Pitcbmg year, teed off m the first round <3rd)~ Gosger (9th). Umted Pres,s lntemational hometown title defense m late The 12th was the big round of Nadonal League: . Regan, of the 72·hole classic at the C@f 1100 0001102- 2 6 0 NEW ORLEANS IUPI) - ,October and promiSed to be a the l1ght Gonza lez was Jabbmg Dodgers 12-t; Pmy, G1ants 20.1 & 7111l-yard par 12 IVh•tema h 1 New Vork 1100 OliO 001 - I 6 0 After e1ght VJrlually frmtless f1ghtmg champion meffectually when Cokes 13; MarJChal G•ants 1&-o; I Valley Country Club rs Newman, RoJas 0:11, Sanf,,rd years m the rmg former colton Cokes and Gonzalez met at slammed a r1ght to the Jaw. He Maloney, Reds 13·4 Koufax, wmning pro Will earn $21 006 1~ (9) and Rodgers, Talbot 1111-101 I picker CurtiS Cokes IS bnngmg the end of a WBA ellmmat10n followed w1th a flurry of lefts, Dodgers :ro-7 ' and GtbbR WP Newman (3 6) the welten\eJght boxmg utte tournamenf designed to fill the al1•ft upper cut and a right cr AmerJcaa League: McNally, than Woody, but the oddsma. HR.'> K1rkpatr1ck (9th), Pep! home t.u lhtllas t1tle vacam:y left when the two that sent Gonzalez sprawl Onoles l2·:1, Boswell, Twms 12· kers are callmg the f 1ght H tone (28th). The 29 year old Cokes ea:;1lv WBA stnpped Em1le Gr1fhth of mg to the ropes and then to the 5, Watt, Onoles, 9--4 Sanford, tossup 1 Cleve 001 220 023-10 15 2 1 d1 sposed ol Houston\, Manuel Ius title for not defendmg 1t and canvas Angels 114 Kaat, Twms IY 9 ~==== Balti 000 100 frll- 4 1 0 l\r0nzalez Wf'dyesday ntght be· for stepptng up to the Referee Pete Giarusso countM S1ebert, Tlant 18) and AZ<ue. l fore 5 ~~~ 1..,, to take the nuddlewe•ght class ed to four w1th Gonzalez on the Persol Makes Debut 1/att, Drabowsky 151 , Bunker champ1onsh1p b~ a lopSided 15· W1lh the excephon of an deck and then held h1m agamst As Heavvweil!ht f6), Brabender (8), F1 sher (9) round •Jnammous dec1smn explostve 12th round m whtch the ropes for the eight count NEW YORK (UPI )- Fourth FrH Florida and Roznovsky WPM Stebert (14· Both fighters \\til get JUSt Cokes basht>d the Houston Cokes conhnued battering ranked hght heavywetght JohnM Trips Extondedl ~LP-Watt (9·41 IIRs F' over $5,800 lor their efforts but fighter to the can..s for a away for the rest of the round ny Persol makes hiS debut as a 100 GALLONS 1 C~bmson, 2 (39th and 40th J Cokcs wound up w1lh the World mandatory eJght count the but couldn 't muster a knockout heavyweight tomght agamst T•h• You To Florid• 000 002 000- 2 9 1 Boxmg Association's versiOn ot fight \\as largely a case of the punch Later Cokes satd he undefeated James J WEKJdy m D Jcago CERTIFIED GAS etro1t 040 001 Olx- 6 10 1 the t1t!e 145M pound Cokes pressmg , and needed 'another good shot'' to Mad1son Square Garden's fmal 2 16 STATION JlohRn, HiggmsLo( ),hP izarro 1 It was his b1ggesl pay day Gonzalez •llernatcly runmng or 'end the ftght but it JUSI d1dn I hoxing show of the summer 1tc , Pena (7) an( omano 538 W. M•in St. come season. Pomeroy nnd Freehan. WP-Lohch (!3-81 I G1a~usso scored the fight 14· Persol Is expected to weigh LP-John (12-8) l9th), Horton (IDihlHRs Freehan 1-0 lor the new champ1on The only 176 pounds, about 20 Jess two judges gave It k> h1m 8-2-5 and 11-2-2 The UPI card had (II Innings) Cokes the w1nner 12-2-1 Mmn 101 OOZ OliO 01- ~ 10 1 Shortly after the fight Cokes ~· Wash on 1110 1101 02- 6 15 o ~-. signed w1th the Dallas All Pe1 ry, C1mmo (6), Worthmg Sports Association for an ton 110), PietS (11 ), Slebler tll) By United Press International 1San FranciSco 75 52 591 October IItle defense Manager and Battey, Zimmerman (II) American League Los Angelf's 72 S3 576 2 Doug Lord said Cokes would Moore, Cox 13), Hannan 171. ; W. L. ~·et GB , Ph•lade lph• a 68 59 535 7 abtde by any opponent aecepta· Lmes 111 ), Humphreys 111 1 and ,Baltimore 80 45 .640 ... 1 St LouiS 65 61 516 91> ble to the WBA Casanova. WP·Humphreys (7· 1DetrOit 68 56 548 nul Cmcmnatt 61 65 484 I31k 2) LP-PielS •O.t) HR-Valencme ICleveland 68 59 535 13 Atlanta 59 86 .472 15 13th 1 Mmnesola 67 61 523 141'. Houston 56 70 .444 181> Championships In National League 1Ch1cago 66 61 520 15 New York 56 71 .441 19 Be in Portsmouth New York 021 1100 110- 5 8 o Cahforma 63 63 500 17'h I Clucagu 43 81 347 301'. The greatest <peclllcle ln Ch1cago OliO 2110 022- 6 t 1 z Washmgton 58 TJ 443 25 Wedaesday's Results outhoard rac1ng will tak• place You're always as neat and dupper !I OUI leethe!M Shaw, Hamilton 18), ~'r1end New York 56 71 441 25 Ch10ago 6 New York 5 on the ,Ohio RIVer at Porlsfnend the pengu1n- when you're weanng LlVI1 ST~ '8) and Stephenson, Grote \8) Kansas City 56 71 441 25 Cmcmnali 9 San Fran 4. mouth, when the North AmeriHands, Hendley (8 ), Koonce 191 Boston 54 76 415 231> P1tls 6 Ph1ia 4, mght can Ch11111pionshps of 1h PREST SlacksI The1r sharp crease. smooth pntss aNI :md Hundley WP Koonce 14-4) . ; Wednesday's ResuUs Houston 7 St LouiS 2, mght American Professutnal D1vis10n cnsp l1nes are m to sray- no mailer how raugll VOl LP-Fnend (4-51 ;K C 4 Bos 2, 1st, tw•hght LA 2 Atla I, fl mns . mght of the National Outlloard Asso-, Kan C1ty 8 Bos 3, 2nd, mght , Thursday's Probable Pitchero ciat10n will be held Sept 3 · 5. treal them I And ltke the pengum, LEVI'S STA-PREIT ~1nc1 102 150 11110-- 9 14 21Cieve 10 Ball 4, mght !Starting Times EDT) Portomouth Boat Club off1c· Slacks take 10 water- come out of every wash reaflr y lan Fra•• 012 OliO Oltf-- 4 8 1 1Calli. 2 New York 1, tw•hght New York at Ch•cago>---FJSher lals expect to have over 3110 Nuxhall •5-4) Coker, Wash 6 Mmn 5. mght, 11 mns 19-fl ) vs. Jenkms t2 6). 2 30 hydroplanes and runahouts from ttl wear- wnhout e119n a touch up I GBI tile w~gi!W ~erry, Henr) (5), ~riddy •51 Detro1t 6 Ch1cago 2, mght p m. all over the Umted States on ,adeck1 (81 and Hailer LP- Tbursdsy's Probable Pllcben Philadelphia at P1ttsburgl>- hand for the races permanent-press slacks from LEVI'SI ~erry 1211-3). HRs-McC<>vey 1 (Starbl!g Times EDT) Bunning (13 9) vs Veale (13-7). (27th), Coker (4th), Pinson i Cahforma at New York- 8 15 p m , JACK ! WINNER ' lith). ;Brunet 111-9) vs. Soltllemyre (Only &Jimes scheduled) NEW YORK (UP! 1-'Brlillah Ph1la 030 1110 1100- 4 6 2 1fl-14) 2 p.m. Friday's Games Open Cblmpion Jack i'lieklattsl ·~ J.tF•, P1tts 103 Ott IIOx- 6 13 0 1 Ch1cago at OetrOJt- Horlen New York at Alia, mght was named winner Wednesday ., Jackson, Verb an I c (6), •7-111 vs McLam tl4-fl). 9 Phlla at C1nc1., night of the July pell for the 17th ' I Knowles •7) and Dalrymple, 1 p m. P1tts. at Sl. LoUis, mght annual S. Hae Hickok "Profealomomi>H-If lhoy'ro not LEV/'S-tMr',..i•S1rA·M,.. Sisk, Law t4) and Gonder. WP- 1 Cleveland at Baltimore- Chicago at Housk>n, mghl SJOOal Athlete of the Yeor" !.aw (9-5) LP Jackson U2-t2). 1Siebert (13-7) vs. McNally (1.2· i"Lo;;;:.s..ii;~;:;:a;.t~~Fr~an~.,~ili::gh:.:;t;_:•~w~a~rd;;_""'""',..""'""'""';;;. OPEN FRI. TIL 8-SATUR()A.Y nL t lt. Louis 1191 1101 1100-- ~ 5 3 8 p.m. Kansas Cdy at ~ouston 1100 034 OOX- 7 10 0 Boston, 2-0t19m (2-3) Jaster, Piche 151, Woodeshick Blanoo 11·3) · vs. Fischer p (8), Briles (8) and Bennett 1 p.m. ' ':uellar 19-6) and For Bu$ iness laster (8-4). Line Scores 1 ' ' l~; I c11y, B.Ig Brother Goverrunent Is Now 'Up to the peopIe' ' I Mrs. Boyd E Wellingk>n, Rt I Bidwell. Mrs. Fred Facemire, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; John V Sievers. Crown City, Mrs. Wiiham L Smith, Rt. I Gallipolis; bushel, Geraldine Cleland, port Commumty park thu!l Fri· consideration, of ~ourse, ts the ! formances 1Jwllor L Gillespie, Pt. P1eati-~ Racine, 0. Ph. !149-3331 Leg• I Notice day mght from 8 to 11 P m ThiS savmgs of tax dollar> through The group left Rutland on , ant, Elmol't' I' Casto, Chis~\. 8 2S 4t~ n.t.TIO .. 0Hto Will he the rmal dance with the the greater efflctency and Sunday afternoon and will re- Ire, MIChael E Null. Rt. '1!1 IF CARPETS look dull end o•::~.~~~~ o:,:~~=~un Jays al the park for thts year lower admmu;tratJve ~osts of turn Fnday evening The pub- GalUpolJs, Mrs Claude T•.l c.ntnct ••••• l•••• Copr No un.• SATURDAY the larger umt h<' JS mvJted to come to the Thornton, Rt. 1 Leon, Robert H drear, remove the spots as co•u••u•. on1o Au'"" 1o, "'' Fr1day at 6 30 P m they ap,...ar with Blue Lus- In at!~ntanu with tne f'rovlJlon• THE POMEROY Pohce Dept J hope you wtll not regard camp on ' Siders, Henderson; Elza r' ~ of Chapttr .5!111 nf ttl~ lh!VIaed LOOt' II t d da when a previeW performanee p PI t· M T•tr~. Rentr-~ eleetric Jhampooer ut Ohlu lba Dtr•ctor o1 HlrJJway• oc WI sponsor an uu Sl e nr my thoughts as unwarranted tn· .h Crump. t easan , rs. .,.Ohio wm hold a public llearlni al party th1s Saturday night at , trusJOn As 1 became aware of wdl be given. Several mot ers ny Kauffer, Rt 4 Ashton, \V. $1 Picken1 Ha rd ware Co., IDeo o'clock A ". ~::.. teu• onu 1 bt I accompamed the group and Pt 1 Inc 8 22 6tc sav1nr1 Till., Septembe• e. 1988, ,11 the Pomeroy tennis court starl· some of the factors , 1t appeared Va , Kevin L Curfman, 1 ~ouR - - " , tlr th t be !~: Mc.:e~:m~~n~;,~:ru~o~~,:~:n:,o:,r mg at 8 P m In case of ram to me that consideration for I are serving as chaperones and Pleatant; Rose M. Hughes, Itt 1 1·7" ' 1" es WI U 8 uey, ohio ror tb• purpo.. of llt!llrlnr the dance Will be held at the i lurther ronsohdallon may be eooks durmg the week. r 1 Pt Pleasant. John F. Gt.r.tt, l and wheels, if. wanted Nylon , =~d•J:Pr~o:.!::, •::1 -:.rt•b:, sr!~. Pomeroy gym warranted, and that all local Sr , Rt 1 Shade; Mrs Arthur t ply. Very httJe wear. Ph. Rout• No 134 Seelton 4H4 Melc• boards might welcome an op. DAUGHTER BORN R Trout, Ashland, Ky , Mrs. Dtrk Sargf.l'!t Pomeroy, i'JJ- Co:~~ htarlnc. llllormatlon 1Wl11 be UNIFORMS IN portumty to study the poSSibll· James L. Stockton, Ravenswood 6252 after 4 3G P. m. !:;'1!':,t!'::;":~~· .~~~oc.!~:Onn -=~~~ All Syracuse Pee Wee Base· 1l1es more deeply. Mr and Mrs Fred C Brown I Mrs Fred Shepherd, Rt. 2 I 24 3tp .... cuncun or non profit orr•nlu ball players and Little League I ' of" Columbus are annoonclng s•·n, Mrs Gari Blake. Rt. 1 tlon to M dl1placed by tile cun w •t.nteHon ot tnl• proJed Players are to turn in thetr um- Piease kn0 w lh at • If consu I· Ule b1rth of a 6 lb ·• 10 OZ Beaver Teresa E Norris THREE PIECE blonde bed· ofB;P,o~E~ou~~.:NJM~:.o~~MJi".£ forms Friday at &·30 p m at 1taton from the Department daughter Sunday August ,1, son John T Dillo~. Coal Grove. room sultt, $50. Sunray bottle 10 IN (ll rvt 1 owNSHJJ' MEros the ball park Refreshments Iof Educat10n would be helpful, named Mary Amanda GrandM J M Jones Rt 2 Chilll<>o-1 gus rana:e m Mrs. .Harold ~~~~~n~":z?or• tully U&!'rlbed .. j will be served, according to should be pleased to make parentl"l are Mr. and Mrs Del· ~m;:r, L Speakman, Oak Hill. Barnhart, Tuppen Pl&Ull, 0 follow• Robert Louks prestdent of the arrangements at your request. mar Rea of West Mansfield, Blrtbs Ph 867-3481 • _ _ 8 24 3tnl" i u...BlliliOIUI It 1 point In U.e center ' W'th 1 811 good wts hes 1n the and Mr and Mrs Virgil ot extttln• lit•t• Ruut• N~;~. tK. Syracuse Baseball Boosters. V Mrs Tony M Kaulfer, Rt t USED 30 tal • hot wa'tank l"ltt polnl Mine 0 !I Dllll mure ur lttu advancement or Meigs County. Brown ' Rock Sprmos It 1s tbe Ashton. son 12· 30 p.m. \11edrles·l -. _ lQ m•uurH norttwrl)' tlont exllun 1 e • and flttin- used deep wen Stl.tl Rout.e No !!It fn.m Ill Inter ACI10N FJLED Sincerely, Martm Essex. Brown's first ~hdd d M w'llli L Smith Rl ..ellon wltb Olive TowMbip RGad ay' rs am . • Myers pump and storage Nu aeo. th•aee In • northerb 1nd A civil action for money on· 1 Gallipoh!l son 2·10 p.m. 1mes • • 1 !link' used .. ···"ow ell M I DVrihwedtri)' dirfi:tlun donr nliUil l I f'led In th M Co E liUI w , .. State Route No 1.:14 end on tile wot y was I e etgs UD· nesday. Mrs. Boyd ' ert pump ancl tank,I new •• ....... ..... ..... •• ty clerk of courls Wednesday •·n Rt I Bidwell , da"•hter __. flixt Beebalb I I"" t Ut to,.. 1 PGint ln the unterllne or e~ tt w , we ,7• t ub lUlU ures. ra I e, IIUnr State Rou-. No 124. laid P01Dt by Blaettnar Auto Co J rome21 p m wednesday Racin 0 Ph 949-3022 I bell'll I 1 mllea more or lut u ~at I Re Jr M T bbs •• . . ' ·~· north·~-, · - """"' roy agams v a . I lltl<barllel 24 Sic • •• and Dorothy 'nbb•, for the Mrs. Paul Bell, Ernest c VENETIAN bliJia! all klods 180 ud th•n termln•te 5111d dl"!'l'r!b amount of t370 20 Cooke Reed H Enyon, Patri· ' eel pol11on hlvinl • total lencth or ' ~ Gil Also repaln. Dale Wippel •• m~• &''::!~~,;, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va. (UP!) - Gov- cia A French, William C. . Dell Fife, well-known Middleport resident, obsel'l'· SUpply, :Uii Union Ave • 01. .cro• o• mc•w•vo ~uxiliary ernment is expanding and the responsibility to see that mour, Mrs. Fred L. Hoffman, 85th birthday Tuesday at his home on 727 SObtb 25 1 Pomeroy, Ohlo._ _7 29 311tc '" ' '" '"" the present way of life is not replaced by a "big broth· Paul R Holler Mrs Martha Ave DON'T pump your slouim sep- ""~' ,.•~:~.~' "!',!!~',.., lh er" government rests solely w1th the people, the presl· Keeton Mrs Richard Lipinski, With It, came a pleasant &tll'llrise. He received a uo tank. Get Kli~~>-Em - All ,,..,,.., " ••• G"""" ......u.:. dent of the American Medical Association sa~d Wednes- Mr• Jameo E. Midkiff, Fr~ card and letter from a friend whom be bad not seen or leptic Tank Cleaner. Land· ~~~r~~to.~~ :·~·~~r ~,jf:o~· day. A. Samsel, Mrs, Ernest · heard from for 60 years 1 II1CUt ~~uro u, Pome- ~o.,mon .,.., ""'" "' c... Plans were made k> llei'Ve a "The nation's political leaders are responding to de· Scott, Jr, Mrs James M. Smith, . They came to Middleport Ill roy, 0. 30tc r!U.~:,· r~~~.;.~wn;.r:a!P t!: :" dinner for the Eighth Dlstri~ mands being put upon them by then constitutents, it atarles A stapleton, Thomas A~lng to Mr. }'•fe, he vllit Mr. Fife and "old ttmet• 8 11__ " ••• 'A' •o "'· "''•"" """ Fall Conlerence to be held m would aprear" said Dr 1 E Steele Paul W. Toylor, Mro. bad kept company wJth only were the subJect of the day BUUGET PRlCED fw'tdture lr: teet on thtt NG t28 n~.•- 2 when the Char\es ' Hudso..n. of' 1help those who cannot he1p Richard 'L. NewYI1u~r, ~MrI two young lad 1!:8 a1 Je•n ' Tb•t oy 1t0Ulh ••lion ll4a or olu..LotBoard or •Mlddl eporI \,0\;WIJCI em" 60 Olll tblrd 0001' budiet obop. '"'''"' '"" " "" •1 ,., .,_ Awubary to Feeney-Bennett Cleveland Ohio themselves Dr Hudson said Sherman McGuire ancl Infant ago and one hi married, Mrs. Davis, who Is 81, came latet J'drzdture• M)dIVK¥' ..'---t btln of •ald or•a.ol%atlon. 11ld Tm• • • ' • ' ' 1r ' M If rd Fil ho with her brother PaUl Davll Oblo. A a... cietlre w tnul•r ud coa.., Post, Amencan LelJlOD, met He addressed the policy-mak· but 'tbe government does not 10n ene u o e, W • ' ==:::--- - - -C:1. l2 lk ::t.~~.:~r~n:Qs~· ~~~·~h:!:. Tuesday evenmg at the post iJ1g House ol Delegates of the owe all of Its c1tJzens a hvmg. died durinl the put year. MrS. Mason and her sister, BEANSI potatoes I lomatoes eel ..... ,.,, 0 "'• . ..., ,., ....,....,.. home m Middleport West Virg1ma State Medical As- It only owes k> them a govern· Minor CoiiJ'•ion Oflartltatton for Wbkb llld Tna. n The other llrl now Ne1He BeS!, Mr ~ Fl'- her ·-· huaband. mariy old and and 111010111. aorence Prof. "' h••• "'" '"" ,.., •"• "'' Mrs. Albert Roush, pre81dent, ooclatlon on the eve of the mental chmate In which there R rted b PoUee c 1 ton Davis ,;,oved away · •• "" fill, Porllaad, 0 • Ph • _.Mtft, u•J..<'Ifll:. l!l&l:le will eont.l.nue "" .,.. Ule<l IOl' ded a nd announced the 8th group 's 99th -annuaI convention Ui an opporturu~., "' I II' everybodY A epo v occurred on and arehe never heard I the IIJU nUrJoUI purpo.. •• th• pre81 mmor collision from herI valUable al 'thartfclel hla in his J1eS home ot • I ' 1 ,' • ·q ) I Fa /I Program Affi CONDlTIONIN() Refrlger- 1 FRlDAY I broader programs of 1nstruc· week at Canter 8 Caves near set 3 month~ old. Take over atlao serv1ce Jack's Refng MIDDLEPORT WC T U wlll t10n, more subjects Lo serve the Jackson. m preparation for th~ paymenlll o1 $I :15 per week erat1on, New Haveo Phone meet Friday evenmg. August 26 varied needs of students, and 1commg football season. Dlrec· or pay balance due $92 24 TU a.3S37 4 6 lfc at the home of Mrs Betty Chne to make better Ul1hzat1on of 1 ted by Mr Robert A Garner, Try it In your home Call HEATING PLUMBING- Rural on Walnut Street at 7 30 P m teachers As you know, It " pos- 1J;' the_ band " learning pre<l· 91'1-3318. 8 21 6tc OoiOI Bottle Gas . Arnold THE MIDDLEPORT Boys' Sible to employ and asSign SJon drtlls and muSic w~ Brothers 618 E Main Sl League wdl sponsor 8 high teachers m the ma)or f1eld of 1w11i also be used In several c · CANNING k>matoes, $1 110 I Pomeroy: I 12 tl~ school teen dance at the Middle specialization. Not the least ' pehhve events and public per- 4.. ""ll ll5 1 A h1gh school servmg a sin- , gle county d1stmt would ap- i pear to have advantages, not only m bemg located more I Holzer Hospital· VlsiUng accessibly for all concerned. but hours 2-4 and HI p.m. Parents also, 10 the educatmnal advantR 1 d H h "•h001 only on Pediatrics Ward ages 11 could offer. Larger edu· The ut an •g ~ A.dmlsslons cahonal umts are able to offer marching band " spending the Miss Charlotte Hambrick, 960 riu!i:tu::m~!~o~ha~~rs Dally '$entlnel, 140 lb guard; Harold Barker, 155 lb end, Steve Van Meier, 145 Jb guard; Butch Bash, 180 lb center Jne Hall 83 lb end Joe ~ynolds lb. gua~ and Charles 'Pullins a5 lb. end. ' PANTHER SCHEDULE Sept. 9 _ Wahama Sept. 17 _ At Rutland Sept. !3 - GaiHpolll Sept 30 _ al Lo&an Oct 7 - Wellston "Tiuok be cao teach os how Oct 14 - al Middleport I to draw 8 base-on-baUs?'' ON Zl _ Jackso1 fXt. zs - at NelsonviDe Nov. fi - Athens Nov. IZ - al Oak Hlll Greying Vern Law Near Untouchable plored fully at a lime when a major bUilding program IS be- 3 AU;.STAR I :?.:. This machine equipped to SEWING macblrlel. repair ser A SPECIAL meeting of the rice. aU mallei W~ :I-Z284 holes k b sit zq, ma e uttop . ne Fabrll Shop Pomero~ Racine Seuthern Local Athlet darn, 1nd monogram Take Authorized Singer Sales and ic Boosters will be held Thurs over payment• ol $5 50 per Servlee , 111 tfr day at 7 30 p m There will be ~th or pay balance duo _ ~ electiOn of ofl1cero and other $3f.so Free home demo. READ~ Mill concrete deliver- Important busmess. Call il92·3218 8 21 6tc ed right to your project Fast THE WILLINlo Workers class IBM CONSOI.F. STERI':O _ ~~ •a~ ~ee ·~ma~ll of the Enterprise EUB Church one · • oeg em wiU meet Thursday evemng at Just taken In, lovely walnut finish R•dlo equipped w•th Ready-Mil Co· Middleport. the home of Mrs Claude Hus Oh1o. 8 311 tfc 1 ted I, 36 Pomeroy Panthers in Grid Drills I' .... ' ' . ' ' - �' ,, ~ Late Classifieds • ,, i ' au~iness t SOCIAt SCHOOL . r.A J~R8J)AY ff ~'\A R , '(CO'hiliiii~cf~~ ~~~'1)~1 S.rvicee 'J wmi-OOLD WEATHER •· heao crlcketli so•d•" ' oth HELP WANTED 1 MIDDLE-AGED' lady k> live er lnse<ts .. w be commc ~ Countjo, a(ICI have fl>llowed .!he 1n <and work as cook C•ll side vour oom• where ·~ • ROCK SPRINGS Grange ,.111 , recent school > de..,IOpmento _w'4 H287 _ _!_:!5 atp warm. Protect your home ' meet Thursday at a.p. ln. Pre- with greot, encouraJement. The !rom these pesls w1th ARAB, I cedln the b th Ill unusual progress ld school disIlEAL ESTATE 10 available at Kmg Budders I mee ng ey w • . 'ha ...., FOR SALE ~ 4 bedroom house Supply Co Middleport move back Into the hall vaca\ Jtiel.91:8~boq s· ~~ com· modern knotty p1ne kitchen, ' a u u ed for the faJr menda§le jbileed - a m...el for many otHer areas of lbe alate. new bathroom, all n e w -.-=--..-;;;;;--;;;.,;;;,;,;.,_.....___c THE MIDDLEPORT High plumblna. large yard. ne<t • AUCTIONEER School Band Boosters ASSOCI& Recently, I became awa_re ofl to school, 15,5110 110 See at COMPLETE SALES lion and the senior band Will the plans for a broad vocation- ' ~ Hamilton St., Middleport MANAGEMENT have their annual ice cream al program encompassed In the ""j)r phone 992-5324. 8 2S tic Writ• Phone •• Contact social Thursday evemnl Aug plans for the new high sehool JIM CARNAHAN 25 on the high school ~nds prop~al In M'e1gs Local. Such RACINI OHIO beginning at 8 p. nl. The sen- certamly IS In keepmg ,J!'IIh ~---'Fc.:o_r S.le _ _ _ . lor band, under the direction the new demands to prej\lile '114 SHASTA \I It trailer, cab KARL GRUESER. plumbing of the new band director Ross youth for employability In an ovor hitch electric brakes, and hea"ng Mmersvdle. Frye, will present an Wormal mcreasmgly technological econ· - joliet, aW111ng and net, fl,400 Ohio End your sewer trouble ooncert throughotit tho evenmg. omy. --Lionel Boggs, tllll-3892 Wt have all size aewer maebRecalling the lopography of 8 24 6tc laos Reasonable rates Call '!liE RIVERVIEW Garden the county, 11 occurred to me -,---- - - - -- - WY 2-21174 day or night Club will meet Aug. 25 at 8 P that 1t would appear poSSible 3G_ !,IILK CANS 1 round hot! •· to locale such a build1ng to t 15 tie m at th0 horne 0f Mrs. ~" t~n. 111 qt sta1niP.s~ tP~I La ki th Mrs Edna Hall avatl all of the puptls ol the - -- •u..,.IIIN~s• r ns, "' · milk otulner, one 500 gal • ~' o aa co-hostess Complete !lervtee county It appears that tt wtll 1fuel 011 tank one 6 lon '"'""-i bulk tank, II Premier aNI ' , ,, •"'"" THE COMBINED Friends be p1ffJCull, If not Impossible, Bll Dutchman chicken w>l Write Pront ., !:on11101 Night for Harrisonville, Porn for the smaller hll!h schools to • •~ 'IRAIJ•'IRD erers, 1 1•1 glass cbic•rn & •• eroy, Racme, an d Mlddlepor1 meet the new vocatiOnal edu· waterer N G Ro"' Ph Raelne, lltllo chapters o! the Order ol the cat1on requ~rements which are I 992,p t _ t _lie_ Eastern Star will be held on scheduled "' become effective 8 24 6 BOAT and motor license - Ev- Thursday evenmg. August 2S at m July, 1967 11 would be uo6711 MAHOGANY drop leaf table, mrude Sale• and Semce 7 30 P m at the Masonic Tern· fortunate, mdeed, If needs fur ' opens to 71" Ph. 992-35113 aft Sehwarzel Marme. Hockmg- pie m MiddlepOrt Harrisonville such lacil•t1es, wh1ch may be_ er m_ _ __ I 23 6tc port. Ohio chapter Will assiSt With the come even more ev1dent a few 8 3- 30tc SINGER SEWING MACHINE, - prol!ram. years from now, were not ex- Thirty - six candidates are Bill English, 154 lb end , Bllf lllckle, Jack Mowery, 135 lb (Deem and Hargraves lions on the 1966 ed1bon of the Porter, 150 lb halfback, Ed are transfer students, Deem Pomeroy High School football Baer, 149 lb guard Raymund movmg from Southern and team. ZJrkie, 170 lb guard, all sen· Hargraves from East L1verHead Coach Bud B1ckel, m mrs, and JijpiOrs Charles Hy- pool) his second year, after a 4-4 sell, 176 lb.'~ckle, Lenme Van Sophomores - Edward campa1gn last season, has only Meter 160 lb fullback, and Pat Sm1th, 150 lb tackle, Jeff nine retur~1ng lettermen. Story, 167 lb center Werry , 110 lb quarterback, Jim Coach "Bickel." however IS 0\)ter cand1dat., mclude Crow, 172 lb tackle, Charles stnctly Four-S about, the Seniors - Stewart Blanken- Lemle~, 150 lb tackle, E:ton upcommg season opener Sept sh1p, 189 lb tacltle: M 1 k e Steele, 148 lb tackle, Kennv 9 .~t home agamst Wahama. Wnght 142 lb slotback Eu- English 162 lb fullback, and We expect to be Small, gene Tnplett, 150 lb guard M1ke Still, 140 lb. halfback. Speedy Sc.~appy and 1we hopei Steve. Fmlaw 132 lb end Freshmen- Pat O'Brien 103 Succe sful he said Jamors - M1ke O'Bnen, 156 Jb quarterback J1m Swatzel, RelllmJn~ leUernten are Dun lib guard, Ronme Deem, 122 lb 152 lb slotback Danny Abbott, SwiSher, 150 lb quarterback, end, M1ke Hargraves, 177 lb 167 lb fullback, M1ke Young, ~omg hard tw1ce-a-day for posl- Moore, 172 lb slotback, Andy guard ' mg considered. , , ANNIVERSARY - A fourth-anniversary sale and e elebratlon Is In progress at Tiny's Foodland No. 2 ID ~llddleport this week. The above photo 1s of the exterior of the Locust-st store ant! the. other shows Pat workman stocking shelves preparlng for an annlversa ry sale underway today. Tiny s, With Jlm Rickman as manager came to Middleport four years ago and began with six employees and a •20,000 a year payroll. Tmy's has been expanded during the period to where it bas 34 employees and a $150,000 annual payroll. A new 1 OOO square ft addition was built onto Foodlan d No. 2 last year and recently the store began ·hanli hog the Tender-Best Meat program Tiny's Bargainlan d, located next door, was built almost. three years aao. -Sentmel Photos~;---:-:========: - Rutland Band 1p ' S repar1ng l I I ' l ..-.. Hospital News ' First Ave Richard C Roder· ick , Jr , Halliday Hgts ; Mrs. Kenneth Boster. Rt 2 Cro\Wn ' •I ==:-=----,..-,:--. rarm 1 •••P ,:o:. pettUon 11 th•t Auto S.let fall meeting st group was asked bY Mrs 0 p . '"·:~: ~~~~hwu 1P~~":: Ill!~~:, De Klein, member of the Return 1955 CHEVROLET, In cood lore llkl court un u.. 3rd ""of SeP Jonathan Meigs Chapter, DAR conditlou. Ph. 99Z-27M or leDl~r. 1811;.~~~~.o;:~:r:..: ~·n to asSISt in the ob!Jervan~ of CID be seen It $25 BroadltlllUI l,utberlll S\ Paul'• ConstJtution Week Sepl 17M23 hlr and conv , taill f'NII •tate to th• oerm•n EvanreHuJ Lutbttnn, =~===-~--' 24 8tc 1947 DODGE pickup truck '" good shape, pnce $1.26 Dale Welsh Lone Bottom o ' 8' 23 file - Cards were sen t •• ~-ans w fc~• '" '· 11 " " 18' ' ~ ' " in hospitals and 1o bereaved '" TNI .....u coun 0 , ""'"' members Plans ,..,.e made for coUNTY ·~!:'... a rummage sale ln the near fu. MDTICI •• """" AUTNINT•c•-r- ture Thank you noteo •ere sent ID coPY 011 un1a1 o, APPOINT· M nd Mrs Sam Cl ar,• • nd "'"' ., ..,•• oo11oowT oxocu to r a To• ~·, ~o'::-~•::::::1- uTATI Mr. and Mrs. H M. CrQS!I for donaUons to the atD<Uiary. Not1 1 ..,.,, " '" '"'"' "'"""''"' ••· eo of thanks were read from Pomeroy Ohio .,,.,,., •••Church "''"· .,,.m''' wau, St , MKidleport , 0 ------ RETUIINS HOME po~t'' r::..:o=, ,;::; :"~;~~.::;:.:..~;:.~·.. ~~ ;:;:o.: ~:~:~~~ :::: O::r~~~.~.: day from Holzer Hospital where BI:DJemill or b th ill to Bu k ohe h"!_undqone surgery. =~·=.r::.~~rf:{!! d.'rl.."s~~ :r. paat •.:.:.:.~ ol. L Brktttmaa. lltl St ,..,..,,. ••• 'h•' ••• ""'"., ""'"' THE DAILY SE""Na :'.":,'; ',~:, ••.:.=:= :! "'" ,::., <ooun .,,., " ....... .-,.. .,,. • - 0(1 •et pollible ..ad fllint. 1M ron"r u lA I........ UenorupOn tbe OIUobuf'tlld Nil H· DEV-u l&tU' 1'0 IIIIIGI • ~ ~11&4 "~.~0::.~ ~".. ••••" ,_ """''" 1• - . ...,.,., • """o·• o...,.., !."T..;: c'=-:.':"= ~ ,.,.,.., ,.. ., "' 11• II. ,. - 8 " ,..:..!:":::..::.-- ::.': .'::"=~.-.:: :! ~.:-;,~::..,'" ..,. - • - ::~"' •' '"' - - - ..,., " - · .!:t:'a'::£ .::. ..,'H. C: 272 Pupill Come cra..u MASON-Mn Made Roush, For Firll pdlelpal nf Maun Grille School ...... • •ow ,.,. ..... · • -need lbat the attendance 7;:.;.;_ - - ., bn llie opontnc day of school :::li' '":" waaMils:m.IYy Sleeth wiO teach one oo•:., :,:,.. J:;#ot the flrllll'ades, Mrs. Flossie Allenoworlh wlll teach first ancl :.:"~~1'*"'.:::.*r,.!; tfCCIIICisrades, MlooHelenBlet. \ ' - . 11iec11111 Jlfllde; Mils Allee = == :::i- -":...,-.,.-:..t: ·~ "'~" 1:'1:' .::::" ........_.;,; at the to make hiS own livmg " If the people want governDr. Hudson sa1d he was not ment expansion t o COD tl nue th ey as pessim1st1c 1111 he might must be prepared to surrender !IOUnd, but notes, 41 If our way of some of their freedoms, he went life should come to an end, we on OOllld not say it ha! not been 11Jf the people of our country prophlsled many times No de- giVe up thetr respons ib'l''" 11., for held which formally opened mocracy slmllar w ours ever lasted more than years, 1nd thlo nation will 200 years old In only• 1 years." Government ha1 a duly has 200 be few to West Main St., in Pomeroy at 4 15 p m Wedneeday Pomeroy • I J pollee reported. Webster Carter, 34, Bremen, Georgia wu stopped in line of traffic, 'tr•veling west. when struck from behind by I motor cycle driven by Walter Arnoldpaymg the blll - fer med1cal 16, of Pomeroy. There were n~ care or anything else -they al- 1njurles and medium damage so must be prepared k> glve up to both vehicles. Arnold was c:1their choice ao to where, how, led Ink> juvenile court for fa!~ and from whom they •Ill re- ure k> have assured clear dis· ceive benefits. Itance. -- Sweetheart of 60 Years Ago viS·I·ts MI'ddleport Fri"ends aoose, elf -ill'Uplcles, daf)i, •• ' 1 NEW HAVEN _ Mlu Frankle M. GriiD, 76, New Haven, died Tuesday at the llulltillgton State Hoeft"•'. Mils Grim was a former ,.._ postmlolreso of Haven. Bom AprU• 24, 18, &he was the daughter of the Jama and Addie Lee Gdm. coot unruffled NOTICE ·-- •• " w~:.mp Clll $7,00 ..... $8.00 ' COrrection I EVANS WIDf\IIIDAY AD The price of YOUNG I < :r NOTICE The $1!me Tha'nk you ·~ ' " I I THE HUDEPOHL FLAVOR ' IS BEAUTIFUL FLAVOR Try it. Pure-grain and premium-draft-brewed , with Process 14-K. (Conlinued from p.. ••e 1) Justice Oeoartment on the grounds there were alsllni laws k> prevent U. S. dllzeu from aiding enemy forces. But the eomm1~.. · - me I Pd va•·• ...l an hour and a~, by 1 a bW cleared TuoodaJ which C1011- l I 1 sm:-::t . fs Frankie Grm . UPI B'ne t;~~~!i§ij§ da Denver Swamps D }phins 28-}6 i untH this week when she came ~~~ ~ no 1D tbis from Flodda w Columbus w yeds d ' an ace. visit relatives. ---, Detroit and may not Include more than ~ and one wblle-lro~ted NevaluY, , Ofdtti following opec1es· l: •oo44ueu, may II!! tatun or possessed ... , Cillfornla. · 2 canvasbaeks • and 2 maII ards . one day. '' Ducks posseBBion limit may not Be&lnnlnl Nov 1 and include more lban the.followlni · 'of the apecies 4 woodducks, 4 canvas. out the remainder lak becks and 4 mallar,ds. o e a • on, a pe!'llll1 )IllY e The lfmltl on America, scaup or ~ ruwnecked ducl!a lal breasted and hooded mer&"'\; and fl0"088 4 iltaup or 4 ..,.,, In the ~ggrepte of lhe$e nl!!;keil ducks, slaily or In ,lhe l\lJII!"al.species, afe 5 ~Y and 10 Jo aurea~~lf _of these ap,dea In possession, ot which not IIUX'e addlUOP to the 4 duct per lhan I daily,'lpld 2 In .,....-ltmtt and 8 poll8flsion limit slon, may 'lie hooded ~ an lhe """' area of Lake sers. , , iii Ohld, lt!IIJI east of an ""''"· Geese - "11ag .and poeeulon lnarJ' \ IIIIo 'l'll1illn& due ll!nlt 5, howeY~, nol mlll'e ~ from tho! t!onll,_ Gf lhe 2 Canada aeeoe, or sullrspe!!leli, bank of ilOcty Rlv~, ll,lld ~--~~r,, ~1 whlte ·lrof'l!\cl;-·b'l~~ El:\' lp,~~~ I look = th~ I 1 Old T. Lo D 'I H ££ d1966 H· nger ai y ours 0 ere unters ==- ~·,/v•. 0f water FowI m . New Ohi0 Regulabons . ~~=~:m, Mrs Henry Reltmlre resign· ed as Sgt.·AI-Arml and was COLUMBUS (UP!) - Water· appointed chaplain. Mra. Bill lo•l hunting l'lgUlltlons, lncor•• Gral'lt was named to nn the 0 f• poratIns Ionger dally Lnuun, flee of Sil-·•t-arma. Mro. were announced today by Dan· Roush reported that dues !rom iel C. Armbruster, chief of the 60 members had been paid alate WiJdllle Division. and UTI!ed all members to pay The shooUng hours will H· dues as sooo as posalble, and w lfdd frclm a hall • hour before contact Mrs Dale Mouro'IIR, ounrlse to sunset Mrs. Dale Kennedy or Mrs. Seasop for ducko, ~Is ancl Roush Fallowinl the meeii!Ji merg~ will, be Oct. the members went to Jat!k through Nov. , $ 8114 Dec. 'f1 Dairy's Bar for re~. through Dec. 31, willie ljeese can be bunted Oct, 112 lhrou" Roach, third lfade; MIBB Gf!r. Dec. 24 and 00. 26 aldlne Steele, third and fourth Dec. 31. ' ' 1J11des; MJu Lorena WeloS, Bag limits ara » followa: fourth srade; Mro. Pearl Rey· Ducka- Dally Umll 4, posooldo, lifth p:~e, a_,~ _ Ml!S ~.CJ!II!JniL1'!iJ fi~Ltfay 8. Lucy BUlmer, lilth sradeBciWever, the y liai Umlt LEADERS EX. cottonpic•ker Brings • T'ItIeto DaIIas Will S D' erye mner At Conference -========--='::'::1:...:~ ""~~~:.l•pr'::r ~.aid ~~strict to be T,..,_ .. '"""""" .. "'M· m Pomeroy. October 8th. The Greenbrier today - 1 I I _::=============:c=-;..;::===-·- .• I 1 II :::~ .-~~:: .:1~ ·::.~-.:r. ~:.:·~: I 6i.w SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -At! pitching thiS season He has ba ck m front and they long last, the Cinc•~nali Reds driven m 2(1 runs agamst the loose for f1ve runs 1n th~ IJIJII · are back mto the wmnlng cot· Reds. mnmg to route Perry umn. J1m Coker's bases--empty ho-. r Perry was rocked ~or e~ As on their last western tnp, mer m the fourth put tbe Red~ runs m the four innmp tie the Reds closed out With a vic· worked and was rapped ICir 'i! tory over San Francisco, clob. International Leagae Stanchngs of the 14 hits by the Reds. J:;. bermg the Gl8nts 9--4 and hand· By United Pres~ International The b1g blast m the f~·t.. mg 20-game wmner Gaylord \\'. L Pel GB mng was Vada Pmson's g;Jnd Perry only htS thJrd defeat Columbus 75 58 564 slam home• after the Reds hao Veteran Jee Nuxhall scat- Rochester 75 60 556 1 scorf'd on three consecutiVe ali" Major t.eagae Leaden tered e1ght h1ts as he went all Toronto 7; 62 537 3'1, gles and an error The hllinir By United Press lnternatioaal the way for h1s Mth wm agamst Buffalo 69 64 519 6 was agam sl reliever Bill HeJ~r7, four losses Richmond 67 66 JD4 8 a former Reds plaver ~ National l.eague I The Reds scored one run In Toledo · · 66 67 496 9 Prnson, Pete Rose and Tdt& G.AB.R.H.Pct. l the first and two IR the third Jacksonville 61 i3 455 l4 lf.! my HalpPr had three hits elicl B CURT BLUC Alou, P1t 1116 397 59136 343 l hut the Gl8nls !ted the am; Syracuse 50 85 370 26 m the Cmcmnat1 attack - " Itu~d 4-4 It never got any worse. 7·2 and Ctucago ntpped New veteran then surprised loser Strgel Pit 109 383 69127 332 th h g WedneSday's Results ThP RPd~ return home '! "" Y K 1 The lanky nghthander permH · y or k 6·5 Ton\ Clonmger who went all Clmnte, ' P1t 118 495 79 159 321 1and WI aa pair smg e run 10 t e second Rc"-'" V UPILSports Writer the bottom of the u:~tr 5 Jaxnvl 4 1st 7 mns open a !()..game home stahd, 10 ernon aw responded and led onl} 8ne h1t and JUSt tYoo AL Games the way by steahng second Alou, AtJ 124 537 90 171 320 I th , Rchstr 6 laxnvl 4 2nd facmg Ph1ladet h1a on Fr1ttQ t~e Pittsburgh PJrales rcbnund baserunners ove1 the la sl "' Clevelo nd bested Balt1more base and one out later scored (;arty, All 115 386 531.22 316 trd ~~ Wll~eh1 M~(o~ey s ho: Toledo I foronto 0 mght st Lou 1 ~ Ch1eago adt 0 e lmmngs \\hllf" h1s Pittsburgh 10·4 C:1itforma clipped New the wmnmg run Cpeda, St L 100 371 52 116 JIJ mer, eJg mcmnatt Buffalo 3 Columbua 1 Los Angeles r~und wt .. \lthl 1 . Law was yanked m the f1rst teammates prf'ked away wtth a York 21, D~ttroit downed Regan Gets Win Santo, Ch1 118 427 7~ J33 311 Syracuse 5 Rchmnd 4 22 Inns c::tand mmng Tuesdav mght after the 13-smgle altack thai camedl Ch•cag• 6-2 Washmglon defeat Ph1l hegan, who w1id p1tched Allen, Phil 1116 393 81122 310 five Phllhes he faced all them to a 64 v1ctorv over thc 1cd Mmnesola 65 1n 111nnmg~ home the tymg run m the top Cldnon, P1t 119439 63134 305 reached base Although Vernon Phlls and bark mto tb e and Kansas C1ty swept a of the mnth to send the game Helms, Cm 105 408 53 124 .304 was not charged w1th the Nahonal League lead by one doubleheader from Boston 4 2 mtu overt1me, was credited Morgn, Hou 88 312 42 95 304 0 defeat the Pirates lost the percentage pomt and 8 3 tn Amencan League w1th the v1ctory-h1s 12th American League game 5-4 and fell to second Felt Better games aga10st a smgle loss Regan G. AB. R. H Pet MEMPHIS Tenn IUP11 plllce "I felt much hetter tomght" Tom SISk started for P1t- starter Don Sutlon and Bab F Rbsn, Bal 123 461 97 146 316 Denver swamped the new Gone but not fcrgetten, Law Law sa 1d after hts second 1tsburgh and gave up four rllns Mtller, the f1rst reltef pitcher Ohva, Mm 125 480 74152 316 MtamJ Dolphms 28-16 Wednes· was c~lled on Wednesday mght mound appearance in two days m the tturd mnmgs he worked combmed to stop the Braves on Kaline, Det 106 371 72 114 307 day mgllt for its f1rst win m \\oher. 1t appeared trouble wos ' I was throwmg better The before Law made his flrst only four htts. Powe\J Bal 117 412 72 121 294 three ex+nb1t1on outmgs brewmg and thts t1me he was dtfrerence between yesterday rehef appearance of the season Mtke Cuellar fired a five Wgnr, Cle 15 400 62119 293 1 The Broncos' wrn was the 1 prachcally untouchable. and today IS a hard lhmg to and went on to rollect h1s mnth hitler c.nd struck out 10 and Richrdt, Cal 88 317 48 92 .290 1 Dolphms' fourth straight loss The ¥--year-old ordamerl El explam but 1t's not that VICtory agamst fiVe defeats Bob Aspromonte drove in three Kilbrw, Min 128 ~43 63 128 289 The Amer1can Football Lea· der ef ·tHe ~ormon Church .,., as uncommon Cmcmnah broke a SIX game runs as Houston beat St Lotus Mantle, NY 99 314 37 90 2871 gue game was the only prosummoned ID the midst of a "Sometimes your arm Ju st losmg streak w1th a 14·htt The Astros scored three limes Vlntne, Wash fess1onal match played Wed· fo.urth-mmng Phlladelph•a rally responds thiS way' he rx· attack that mcluded Vada m the llflh to break their strmg 123 430 86 123 .286 nesday. With -none out _ and the score plamed You'll fmd that Pmson s grand slam h~tme run o! sc~treless mmngs at 24 Berry, Chi 113 310 39 88 284 , Bronco quarterback John happens to a lot or pttchers m the flfth The defeat was llouston Widened a 3·2 lead With Home Runs McCormtck passed for three One mght you're ternble anrt , absorbed by 20-game wmner four m the sJxth , two on I NIt I o Da I League: Aaron, touchdowns, two to former i the next mght the arm 's real Gaylord Perry, h1s Hurd Jo~s Aspromonte's smgle and two on I Braves 34, Mays, G1ants 32, 1Notre Dame star Bob Sr.rap1Uo loose and everythmg's workmg Pmson Pete Rose and mf 1eld outs Allen, Phdhes 30, Torre, 1on 75 and 11 year scormg plays By United Press InternatJOnal I Th at 's the way 1t was fsr me Tommy Harper contributed Hon Samo drove m the tymg 8 raves, s targell, P1111tes, San- AI Denson caught the third TD Amertcan Uagae I My arm responded perrec tly " three hits e'dch as the Reds run m the mnth with a double lo, Cubs &. Hart, G1anls 28 pass and Abner Hayes scooted fist game) Btl! Mazerosk1 find Bub rapped Perry for 10 of their 14 and later scored the wmrung American League: F RobmM around left end for 28 yard!, ' 1 KC 000 004 000-· 4 50 Batley dro\e m two runs ap!ec c safeties m the first five frames run on Randy Hundley's swclde son, Or1oles 40; Powell, Onoles and a score All Denver's pomts Boston 000 002 000- 2 s 1 as Pttt , burgh assumed the- I Maury W1lls smgled home ~queeze bunt as Chicago edged 32 Killebrew T'.lms Colav1to came m the first half. Nash, Aker (7}, and Roof, : league lendersh1p w1th a 592 pmch hitlCI Jim Gilham m the the Mets The Cubs trailed 5·2 1IKhans &:: Pepitone Yanks 28 Brandon, Wyatt (8) and Ryan percentagr one pomt better lith mnmg as the Dodgers 1n the e1ghth but scored two Rano Batted Ia Nicklaus Thirstv WP-Nash (8-1) LP·Brandon !4· than San Franc1sco mo'"cd to w1thm two games (j( runs en bases loaded walks by National League: Aaron, For Tourney Wid 7) HR·Repoz '8th). In other games, Ctncmnat1 fir st place Gilliam had batted New York reliever Jack HamJ[. Braves 96, Clemente, P1rates PHILADELPHIA (UP!) _ ~d game) whipped the G1ants 9-4 Los for John Kennedy and reached ion Cal Koonce (4-41 got the 91, A.llen, Philhes 85, Wh1te, Jack Nicklaus, thirstmg for a KC 105 200 ~ 8 11 0 I Angeles edged Atlanta 2 1 m ll base wben F'cl!pe Atou fumbled wm while Bob Fnend took the Philhes 84, Mays, G1ants 83. regular tournament wm , opened BMtcm 001 020 000-- 3 S I j I~n~~~ H~u ~ton -~at~~-~~ IS Ius grounder The 38-year·eld setback ~erican Leao~ue: Powell, defense today of the Ph1Jadel· Krausse (10.7) and Roof ; -- - - - -- - ~ Orioles 97 F Robmson, Onoles 1 ph1a Golf Classic champ1onsh1p Santiagq, .psmskJ (3), Sheldon-: 95, 8 Robmson, 01 oles 84: he has won the ast two ear ltl.;~rt . (6), ~nborg (81 and I Killebrew Twms 80, Horton, A lleld of 144 ~ncludmgy mo:t Tmifiati. lP~ntlago (11· J1) ,~ Tigers 79 . Of the pro tour~ey wmners t.tus HR.'!-Cbarl" C7lh), T1ilman By EDWARD J. coCKE I He Immediately announced a punchmg a1r Pitcbmg year, teed off m the first round <3rd)~ Gosger (9th). Umted Pres,s lntemational hometown title defense m late The 12th was the big round of Nadonal League: . Regan, of the 72·hole classic at the C@f 1100 0001102- 2 6 0 NEW ORLEANS IUPI) - ,October and promiSed to be a the l1ght Gonza lez was Jabbmg Dodgers 12-t; Pmy, G1ants 20.1 & 7111l-yard par 12 IVh•tema h 1 New Vork 1100 OliO 001 - I 6 0 After e1ght VJrlually frmtless f1ghtmg champion meffectually when Cokes 13; MarJChal G•ants 1&-o; I Valley Country Club rs Newman, RoJas 0:11, Sanf,,rd years m the rmg former colton Cokes and Gonzalez met at slammed a r1ght to the Jaw. He Maloney, Reds 13·4 Koufax, wmning pro Will earn $21 006 1~ (9) and Rodgers, Talbot 1111-101 I picker CurtiS Cokes IS bnngmg the end of a WBA ellmmat10n followed w1th a flurry of lefts, Dodgers :ro-7 ' and GtbbR WP Newman (3 6) the welten\eJght boxmg utte tournamenf designed to fill the al1•ft upper cut and a right cr AmerJcaa League: McNally, than Woody, but the oddsma. HR.'> K1rkpatr1ck (9th), Pep! home t.u lhtllas t1tle vacam:y left when the two that sent Gonzalez sprawl Onoles l2·:1, Boswell, Twms 12· kers are callmg the f 1ght H tone (28th). The 29 year old Cokes ea:;1lv WBA stnpped Em1le Gr1fhth of mg to the ropes and then to the 5, Watt, Onoles, 9--4 Sanford, tossup 1 Cleve 001 220 023-10 15 2 1 d1 sposed ol Houston\, Manuel Ius title for not defendmg 1t and canvas Angels 114 Kaat, Twms IY 9 ~==== Balti 000 100 frll- 4 1 0 l\r0nzalez Wf'dyesday ntght be· for stepptng up to the Referee Pete Giarusso countM S1ebert, Tlant 18) and AZ<ue. l fore 5 ~~~ 1..,, to take the nuddlewe•ght class ed to four w1th Gonzalez on the Persol Makes Debut 1/att, Drabowsky 151 , Bunker champ1onsh1p b~ a lopSided 15· W1lh the excephon of an deck and then held h1m agamst As Heavvweil!ht f6), Brabender (8), F1 sher (9) round •Jnammous dec1smn explostve 12th round m whtch the ropes for the eight count NEW YORK (UPI )- Fourth FrH Florida and Roznovsky WPM Stebert (14· Both fighters \\til get JUSt Cokes basht>d the Houston Cokes conhnued battering ranked hght heavywetght JohnM Trips Extondedl ~LP-Watt (9·41 IIRs F' over $5,800 lor their efforts but fighter to the can..s for a away for the rest of the round ny Persol makes hiS debut as a 100 GALLONS 1 C~bmson, 2 (39th and 40th J Cokcs wound up w1lh the World mandatory eJght count the but couldn 't muster a knockout heavyweight tomght agamst T•h• You To Florid• 000 002 000- 2 9 1 Boxmg Association's versiOn ot fight \\as largely a case of the punch Later Cokes satd he undefeated James J WEKJdy m D Jcago CERTIFIED GAS etro1t 040 001 Olx- 6 10 1 the t1t!e 145M pound Cokes pressmg , and needed 'another good shot'' to Mad1son Square Garden's fmal 2 16 STATION JlohRn, HiggmsLo( ),hP izarro 1 It was his b1ggesl pay day Gonzalez •llernatcly runmng or 'end the ftght but it JUSI d1dn I hoxing show of the summer 1tc , Pena (7) an( omano 538 W. M•in St. come season. Pomeroy nnd Freehan. WP-Lohch (!3-81 I G1a~usso scored the fight 14· Persol Is expected to weigh LP-John (12-8) l9th), Horton (IDihlHRs Freehan 1-0 lor the new champ1on The only 176 pounds, about 20 Jess two judges gave It k> h1m 8-2-5 and 11-2-2 The UPI card had (II Innings) Cokes the w1nner 12-2-1 Mmn 101 OOZ OliO 01- ~ 10 1 Shortly after the fight Cokes ~· Wash on 1110 1101 02- 6 15 o ~-. signed w1th the Dallas All Pe1 ry, C1mmo (6), Worthmg Sports Association for an ton 110), PietS (11 ), Slebler tll) By United Press International 1San FranciSco 75 52 591 October IItle defense Manager and Battey, Zimmerman (II) American League Los Angelf's 72 S3 576 2 Doug Lord said Cokes would Moore, Cox 13), Hannan 171. ; W. L. ~·et GB , Ph•lade lph• a 68 59 535 7 abtde by any opponent aecepta· Lmes 111 ), Humphreys 111 1 and ,Baltimore 80 45 .640 ... 1 St LouiS 65 61 516 91> ble to the WBA Casanova. WP·Humphreys (7· 1DetrOit 68 56 548 nul Cmcmnatt 61 65 484 I31k 2) LP-PielS •O.t) HR-Valencme ICleveland 68 59 535 13 Atlanta 59 86 .472 15 13th 1 Mmnesola 67 61 523 141'. Houston 56 70 .444 181> Championships In National League 1Ch1cago 66 61 520 15 New York 56 71 .441 19 Be in Portsmouth New York 021 1100 110- 5 8 o Cahforma 63 63 500 17'h I Clucagu 43 81 347 301'. The greatest <peclllcle ln Ch1cago OliO 2110 022- 6 t 1 z Washmgton 58 TJ 443 25 Wedaesday's Results outhoard rac1ng will tak• place You're always as neat and dupper !I OUI leethe!M Shaw, Hamilton 18), ~'r1end New York 56 71 441 25 Ch10ago 6 New York 5 on the ,Ohio RIVer at Porlsfnend the pengu1n- when you're weanng LlVI1 ST~ '8) and Stephenson, Grote \8) Kansas City 56 71 441 25 Cmcmnali 9 San Fran 4. mouth, when the North AmeriHands, Hendley (8 ), Koonce 191 Boston 54 76 415 231> P1tls 6 Ph1ia 4, mght can Ch11111pionshps of 1h PREST SlacksI The1r sharp crease. smooth pntss aNI :md Hundley WP Koonce 14-4) . ; Wednesday's ResuUs Houston 7 St LouiS 2, mght American Professutnal D1vis10n cnsp l1nes are m to sray- no mailer how raugll VOl LP-Fnend (4-51 ;K C 4 Bos 2, 1st, tw•hght LA 2 Atla I, fl mns . mght of the National Outlloard Asso-, Kan C1ty 8 Bos 3, 2nd, mght , Thursday's Probable Pitchero ciat10n will be held Sept 3 · 5. treal them I And ltke the pengum, LEVI'S STA-PREIT ~1nc1 102 150 11110-- 9 14 21Cieve 10 Ball 4, mght !Starting Times EDT) Portomouth Boat Club off1c· Slacks take 10 water- come out of every wash reaflr y lan Fra•• 012 OliO Oltf-- 4 8 1 1Calli. 2 New York 1, tw•hght New York at Ch•cago>---FJSher lals expect to have over 3110 Nuxhall •5-4) Coker, Wash 6 Mmn 5. mght, 11 mns 19-fl ) vs. Jenkms t2 6). 2 30 hydroplanes and runahouts from ttl wear- wnhout e119n a touch up I GBI tile w~gi!W ~erry, Henr) (5), ~riddy •51 Detro1t 6 Ch1cago 2, mght p m. all over the Umted States on ,adeck1 (81 and Hailer LP- Tbursdsy's Probable Pllcben Philadelphia at P1ttsburgl>- hand for the races permanent-press slacks from LEVI'SI ~erry 1211-3). HRs-McC<>vey 1 (Starbl!g Times EDT) Bunning (13 9) vs Veale (13-7). (27th), Coker (4th), Pinson i Cahforma at New York- 8 15 p m , JACK ! WINNER ' lith). ;Brunet 111-9) vs. Soltllemyre (Only &Jimes scheduled) NEW YORK (UP! 1-'Brlillah Ph1la 030 1110 1100- 4 6 2 1fl-14) 2 p.m. Friday's Games Open Cblmpion Jack i'lieklattsl ·~ J.tF•, P1tts 103 Ott IIOx- 6 13 0 1 Ch1cago at OetrOJt- Horlen New York at Alia, mght was named winner Wednesday ., Jackson, Verb an I c (6), •7-111 vs McLam tl4-fl). 9 Phlla at C1nc1., night of the July pell for the 17th ' I Knowles •7) and Dalrymple, 1 p m. P1tts. at Sl. LoUis, mght annual S. Hae Hickok "Profealomomi>H-If lhoy'ro not LEV/'S-tMr',..i•S1rA·M,.. Sisk, Law t4) and Gonder. WP- 1 Cleveland at Baltimore- Chicago at Housk>n, mghl SJOOal Athlete of the Yeor" !.aw (9-5) LP Jackson U2-t2). 1Siebert (13-7) vs. McNally (1.2· i"Lo;;;:.s..ii;~;:;:a;.t~~Fr~an~.,~ili::gh:.:;t;_:•~w~a~rd;;_""'""',..""'""'""';;;. OPEN FRI. TIL 8-SATUR()A.Y nL t lt. Louis 1191 1101 1100-- ~ 5 3 8 p.m. Kansas Cdy at ~ouston 1100 034 OOX- 7 10 0 Boston, 2-0t19m (2-3) Jaster, Piche 151, Woodeshick Blanoo 11·3) · vs. Fischer p (8), Briles (8) and Bennett 1 p.m. ' ':uellar 19-6) and For Bu$ iness laster (8-4). Line Scores 1 ' ' l~; I c11y, B.Ig Brother Goverrunent Is Now 'Up to the peopIe' ' I Mrs. Boyd E Wellingk>n, Rt I Bidwell. Mrs. Fred Facemire, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; John V Sievers. Crown City, Mrs. Wiiham L Smith, Rt. I Gallipolis; bushel, Geraldine Cleland, port Commumty park thu!l Fri· consideration, of ~ourse, ts the ! formances 1Jwllor L Gillespie, Pt. P1eati-~ Racine, 0. Ph. !149-3331 Leg• I Notice day mght from 8 to 11 P m ThiS savmgs of tax dollar> through The group left Rutland on , ant, Elmol't' I' Casto, Chis~\. 8 2S 4t~ n.t.TIO .. 0Hto Will he the rmal dance with the the greater efflctency and Sunday afternoon and will re- Ire, MIChael E Null. Rt. '1!1 IF CARPETS look dull end o•::~.~~~~ o:,:~~=~un Jays al the park for thts year lower admmu;tratJve ~osts of turn Fnday evening The pub- GalUpolJs, Mrs Claude T•.l c.ntnct ••••• l•••• Copr No un.• SATURDAY the larger umt h<' JS mvJted to come to the Thornton, Rt. 1 Leon, Robert H drear, remove the spots as co•u••u•. on1o Au'"" 1o, "'' Fr1day at 6 30 P m they ap,...ar with Blue Lus- In at!~ntanu with tne f'rovlJlon• THE POMEROY Pohce Dept J hope you wtll not regard camp on ' Siders, Henderson; Elza r' ~ of Chapttr .5!111 nf ttl~ lh!VIaed LOOt' II t d da when a previeW performanee p PI t· M T•tr~. Rentr-~ eleetric Jhampooer ut Ohlu lba Dtr•ctor o1 HlrJJway• oc WI sponsor an uu Sl e nr my thoughts as unwarranted tn· .h Crump. t easan , rs. .,.Ohio wm hold a public llearlni al party th1s Saturday night at , trusJOn As 1 became aware of wdl be given. Several mot ers ny Kauffer, Rt 4 Ashton, \V. $1 Picken1 Ha rd ware Co., IDeo o'clock A ". ~::.. teu• onu 1 bt I accompamed the group and Pt 1 Inc 8 22 6tc sav1nr1 Till., Septembe• e. 1988, ,11 the Pomeroy tennis court starl· some of the factors , 1t appeared Va , Kevin L Curfman, 1 ~ouR - - " , tlr th t be !~: Mc.:e~:m~~n~;,~:ru~o~~,:~:n:,o:,r mg at 8 P m In case of ram to me that consideration for I are serving as chaperones and Pleatant; Rose M. Hughes, Itt 1 1·7" ' 1" es WI U 8 uey, ohio ror tb• purpo.. of llt!llrlnr the dance Will be held at the i lurther ronsohdallon may be eooks durmg the week. r 1 Pt Pleasant. John F. Gt.r.tt, l and wheels, if. wanted Nylon , =~d•J:Pr~o:.!::, •::1 -:.rt•b:, sr!~. Pomeroy gym warranted, and that all local Sr , Rt 1 Shade; Mrs Arthur t ply. Very httJe wear. Ph. Rout• No 134 Seelton 4H4 Melc• boards might welcome an op. DAUGHTER BORN R Trout, Ashland, Ky , Mrs. Dtrk Sargf.l'!t Pomeroy, i'JJ- Co:~~ htarlnc. llllormatlon 1Wl11 be UNIFORMS IN portumty to study the poSSibll· James L. Stockton, Ravenswood 6252 after 4 3G P. m. !:;'1!':,t!'::;":~~· .~~~oc.!~:Onn -=~~~ All Syracuse Pee Wee Base· 1l1es more deeply. Mr and Mrs Fred C Brown I Mrs Fred Shepherd, Rt. 2 I 24 3tp .... cuncun or non profit orr•nlu ball players and Little League I ' of" Columbus are annoonclng s•·n, Mrs Gari Blake. Rt. 1 tlon to M dl1placed by tile cun w •t.nteHon ot tnl• proJed Players are to turn in thetr um- Piease kn0 w lh at • If consu I· Ule b1rth of a 6 lb ·• 10 OZ Beaver Teresa E Norris THREE PIECE blonde bed· ofB;P,o~E~ou~~.:NJM~:.o~~MJi".£ forms Friday at &·30 p m at 1taton from the Department daughter Sunday August ,1, son John T Dillo~. Coal Grove. room sultt, $50. Sunray bottle 10 IN (ll rvt 1 owNSHJJ' MEros the ball park Refreshments Iof Educat10n would be helpful, named Mary Amanda GrandM J M Jones Rt 2 Chilll<>o-1 gus rana:e m Mrs. .Harold ~~~~~n~":z?or• tully U&!'rlbed .. j will be served, according to should be pleased to make parentl"l are Mr. and Mrs Del· ~m;:r, L Speakman, Oak Hill. Barnhart, Tuppen Pl&Ull, 0 follow• Robert Louks prestdent of the arrangements at your request. mar Rea of West Mansfield, Blrtbs Ph 867-3481 • _ _ 8 24 3tnl" i u...BlliliOIUI It 1 point In U.e center ' W'th 1 811 good wts hes 1n the and Mr and Mrs Virgil ot extttln• lit•t• Ruut• N~;~. tK. Syracuse Baseball Boosters. V Mrs Tony M Kaulfer, Rt t USED 30 tal • hot wa'tank l"ltt polnl Mine 0 !I Dllll mure ur lttu advancement or Meigs County. Brown ' Rock Sprmos It 1s tbe Ashton. son 12· 30 p.m. \11edrles·l -. _ lQ m•uurH norttwrl)' tlont exllun 1 e • and flttin- used deep wen Stl.tl Rout.e No !!It fn.m Ill Inter ACI10N FJLED Sincerely, Martm Essex. Brown's first ~hdd d M w'llli L Smith Rl ..ellon wltb Olive TowMbip RGad ay' rs am . • Myers pump and storage Nu aeo. th•aee In • northerb 1nd A civil action for money on· 1 Gallipoh!l son 2·10 p.m. 1mes • • 1 !link' used .. ···"ow ell M I DVrihwedtri)' dirfi:tlun donr nliUil l I f'led In th M Co E liUI w , .. State Route No 1.:14 end on tile wot y was I e etgs UD· nesday. Mrs. Boyd ' ert pump ancl tank,I new •• ....... ..... ..... •• ty clerk of courls Wednesday •·n Rt I Bidwell , da"•hter __. flixt Beebalb I I"" t Ut to,.. 1 PGint ln the unterllne or e~ tt w , we ,7• t ub lUlU ures. ra I e, IIUnr State Rou-. No 124. laid P01Dt by Blaettnar Auto Co J rome21 p m wednesday Racin 0 Ph 949-3022 I bell'll I 1 mllea more or lut u ~at I Re Jr M T bbs •• . . ' ·~· north·~-, · - """"' roy agams v a . I lltl<barllel 24 Sic • •• and Dorothy 'nbb•, for the Mrs. Paul Bell, Ernest c VENETIAN bliJia! all klods 180 ud th•n termln•te 5111d dl"!'l'r!b amount of t370 20 Cooke Reed H Enyon, Patri· ' eel pol11on hlvinl • total lencth or ' ~ Gil Also repaln. Dale Wippel •• m~• &''::!~~,;, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va. (UP!) - Gov- cia A French, William C. . Dell Fife, well-known Middleport resident, obsel'l'· SUpply, :Uii Union Ave • 01. .cro• o• mc•w•vo ~uxiliary ernment is expanding and the responsibility to see that mour, Mrs. Fred L. Hoffman, 85th birthday Tuesday at his home on 727 SObtb 25 1 Pomeroy, Ohlo._ _7 29 311tc '" ' '" '"" the present way of life is not replaced by a "big broth· Paul R Holler Mrs Martha Ave DON'T pump your slouim sep- ""~' ,.•~:~.~' "!',!!~',.., lh er" government rests solely w1th the people, the presl· Keeton Mrs Richard Lipinski, With It, came a pleasant &tll'llrise. He received a uo tank. Get Kli~~>-Em - All ,,..,,.., " ••• G"""" ......u.:. dent of the American Medical Association sa~d Wednes- Mr• Jameo E. Midkiff, Fr~ card and letter from a friend whom be bad not seen or leptic Tank Cleaner. Land· ~~~r~~to.~~ :·~·~~r ~,jf:o~· day. A. Samsel, Mrs, Ernest · heard from for 60 years 1 II1CUt ~~uro u, Pome- ~o.,mon .,.., ""'" "' c... Plans were made k> llei'Ve a "The nation's political leaders are responding to de· Scott, Jr, Mrs James M. Smith, . They came to Middleport Ill roy, 0. 30tc r!U.~:,· r~~~.;.~wn;.r:a!P t!: :" dinner for the Eighth Dlstri~ mands being put upon them by then constitutents, it atarles A stapleton, Thomas A~lng to Mr. }'•fe, he vllit Mr. Fife and "old ttmet• 8 11__ " ••• 'A' •o "'· "''•"" """ Fall Conlerence to be held m would aprear" said Dr 1 E Steele Paul W. Toylor, Mro. bad kept company wJth only were the subJect of the day BUUGET PRlCED fw'tdture lr: teet on thtt NG t28 n~.•- 2 when the Char\es ' Hudso..n. of' 1help those who cannot he1p Richard 'L. NewYI1u~r, ~MrI two young lad 1!:8 a1 Je•n ' Tb•t oy 1t0Ulh ••lion ll4a or olu..LotBoard or •Mlddl eporI \,0\;WIJCI em" 60 Olll tblrd 0001' budiet obop. '"'''"' '"" " "" •1 ,., .,_ Awubary to Feeney-Bennett Cleveland Ohio themselves Dr Hudson said Sherman McGuire ancl Infant ago and one hi married, Mrs. Davis, who Is 81, came latet J'drzdture• M)dIVK¥' ..'---t btln of •ald or•a.ol%atlon. 11ld Tm• • • ' • ' ' 1r ' M If rd Fil ho with her brother PaUl Davll Oblo. A a... cietlre w tnul•r ud coa.., Post, Amencan LelJlOD, met He addressed the policy-mak· but 'tbe government does not 10n ene u o e, W • ' ==:::--- - - -C:1. l2 lk ::t.~~.:~r~n:Qs~· ~~~·~h:!:. Tuesday evenmg at the post iJ1g House ol Delegates of the owe all of Its c1tJzens a hvmg. died durinl the put year. MrS. Mason and her sister, BEANSI potatoes I lomatoes eel ..... ,.,, 0 "'• . ..., ,., ....,....,.. home m Middleport West Virg1ma State Medical As- It only owes k> them a govern· Minor CoiiJ'•ion Oflartltatton for Wbkb llld Tna. n The other llrl now Ne1He BeS!, Mr ~ Fl'- her ·-· huaband. mariy old and and 111010111. aorence Prof. "' h••• "'" '"" ,.., •"• "'' Mrs. Albert Roush, pre81dent, ooclatlon on the eve of the mental chmate In which there R rted b PoUee c 1 ton Davis ,;,oved away · •• "" fill, Porllaad, 0 • Ph • _.Mtft, u•J..<'Ifll:. l!l&l:le will eont.l.nue "" .,.. Ule<l IOl' ded a nd announced the 8th group 's 99th -annuaI convention Ui an opporturu~., "' I II' everybodY A epo v occurred on and arehe never heard I the IIJU nUrJoUI purpo.. •• th• pre81 mmor collision from herI valUable al 'thartfclel hla in his J1eS home ot • I ' 1 ,' • ·q ) I Fa /I Program Affi CONDlTIONIN() Refrlger- 1 FRlDAY I broader programs of 1nstruc· week at Canter 8 Caves near set 3 month~ old. Take over atlao serv1ce Jack's Refng MIDDLEPORT WC T U wlll t10n, more subjects Lo serve the Jackson. m preparation for th~ paymenlll o1 $I :15 per week erat1on, New Haveo Phone meet Friday evenmg. August 26 varied needs of students, and 1commg football season. Dlrec· or pay balance due $92 24 TU a.3S37 4 6 lfc at the home of Mrs Betty Chne to make better Ul1hzat1on of 1 ted by Mr Robert A Garner, Try it In your home Call HEATING PLUMBING- Rural on Walnut Street at 7 30 P m teachers As you know, It " pos- 1J;' the_ band " learning pre<l· 91'1-3318. 8 21 6tc OoiOI Bottle Gas . Arnold THE MIDDLEPORT Boys' Sible to employ and asSign SJon drtlls and muSic w~ Brothers 618 E Main Sl League wdl sponsor 8 high teachers m the ma)or f1eld of 1w11i also be used In several c · CANNING k>matoes, $1 110 I Pomeroy: I 12 tl~ school teen dance at the Middle specialization. Not the least ' pehhve events and public per- 4.. ""ll ll5 1 A h1gh school servmg a sin- , gle county d1stmt would ap- i pear to have advantages, not only m bemg located more I Holzer Hospital· VlsiUng accessibly for all concerned. but hours 2-4 and HI p.m. Parents also, 10 the educatmnal advantR 1 d H h "•h001 only on Pediatrics Ward ages 11 could offer. Larger edu· The ut an •g ~ A.dmlsslons cahonal umts are able to offer marching band " spending the Miss Charlotte Hambrick, 960 riu!i:tu::m~!~o~ha~~rs Dally '$entlnel, 140 lb guard; Harold Barker, 155 lb end, Steve Van Meier, 145 Jb guard; Butch Bash, 180 lb center Jne Hall 83 lb end Joe ~ynolds lb. gua~ and Charles 'Pullins a5 lb. end. ' PANTHER SCHEDULE Sept. 9 _ Wahama Sept. 17 _ At Rutland Sept. !3 - GaiHpolll Sept 30 _ al Lo&an Oct 7 - Wellston "Tiuok be cao teach os how Oct 14 - al Middleport I to draw 8 base-on-baUs?'' ON Zl _ Jackso1 fXt. zs - at NelsonviDe Nov. fi - Athens Nov. IZ - al Oak Hlll Greying Vern Law Near Untouchable plored fully at a lime when a major bUilding program IS be- 3 AU;.STAR I :?.:. This machine equipped to SEWING macblrlel. repair ser A SPECIAL meeting of the rice. aU mallei W~ :I-Z284 holes k b sit zq, ma e uttop . ne Fabrll Shop Pomero~ Racine Seuthern Local Athlet darn, 1nd monogram Take Authorized Singer Sales and ic Boosters will be held Thurs over payment• ol $5 50 per Servlee , 111 tfr day at 7 30 p m There will be ~th or pay balance duo _ ~ electiOn of ofl1cero and other $3f.so Free home demo. READ~ Mill concrete deliver- Important busmess. Call il92·3218 8 21 6tc ed right to your project Fast THE WILLINlo Workers class IBM CONSOI.F. STERI':O _ ~~ •a~ ~ee ·~ma~ll of the Enterprise EUB Church one · • oeg em wiU meet Thursday evemng at Just taken In, lovely walnut finish R•dlo equipped w•th Ready-Mil Co· Middleport. the home of Mrs Claude Hus Oh1o. 8 311 tfc 1 ted I, 36 Pomeroy Panthers in Grid Drills I' .... ' ' . ' ' - �.'·' · .... :.r;> s•-' • .- . -r;~ ' ,.,f ~ '! \ ·' .= m-AY NEI HAVEN · CEJ.EBftATBo Hovtl II'ICI!cfast Dlsli ••• F. Roush, Arlbur Roubel Travel Cereal Peach Crisp cblrd 1M YCIUIIC, a1X year Tbe Roulb IIICI Allied Plllll· :~~~~ ~ 11011 of llr. 11111 r.rn. Dick lies, Inc., met Ia their na~ Dick Ord 'Rome , Montgomery, W. Va., celebrated hla birthday recent1y 'cat the home of hla lfand· pii!OIIIs Mr. IIICI Mrs. Albur· IIi YOuas, Cllfton. AlteDdina In :addition lo his parents, for· mer realdents ot Clifton, were the following: Mark Compson, RICkY and Rhonda Young, sue YQting Terry Roush K 1 1 h y ani! V;.,ce Van M~ Johnny v , . Meter all 1 cni1on f.'~:ammy 'auso=, --~• ...1 · 0 ""pro, ·• R6bln end Andy Stewart, Mrs. G~dlo Stewart and Mrs. EveJy~ Stewart. all of MMon. ~· Tommy Nebbergall, T'!l"llll' QuJnn and Mark Allen of"'ritornY!J!e, 0., Mrs. Charlee Lalhey and Owies Murphy, Leon, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Jiin Stearna, Terry and Mike Allen, MI. Alto . W. Va., end the hosts, Mr. and Mrl. Young. • BAND WILL PLAY 'l'he Wabama White Falcon B$1d Is scheduled to partlcl· pate ID tho half time festivities at;the (11arleslon Rockeil foo~ bajl game lids Saturday In Charleston, W. Va. They will be accompanied by their dlrec· tor, Gerald Simmons. reunion In the Shenandoah Val· ley, Va., last Saturday. Two ~UIIdrOO or more from 15 sllltes, mcludl11& Texas and Arizona, met In tho park of St. Mary's therallbn Churcb. None olin ththe 0 am Y Y name re~am Valley, but they have many lrlenda among the membersblp of the three churches, St. Marya Solomon and Sl Matthew, they helped to eetabllah between the years 17110 and 1800. Lui ' Clyde Foley Jack Flesher wu d 'Le 11 8 ' esu;'E ~ ~era. 'lbe Life Wire Cllll ol New Haven EUB Cburcb held their regular meeting In the ·Education Room of tho church , MrsSallarcy Capehart, Mrs. . rgo )'1'1 u boatesael, . . SISted by Mrs. Roy HoffrnM Mrl. Georae Jewell conducted the abort ha.n- meotlol. Those attend!Da were M r 1. Roy Roffmaa Mrs Bernard Llevinl, Mrs. 'TheJnia Capehart, Mrs. ft. F. BryiDI, Mrs. Olha LeiYlng, Mn. Ray Weavar, Mrs. CUff Roush, Mrs. Mll'lln llariJ. ford, and Andy, IJid Mn. Cape. bart. / . .,~·1 -~ ' ., 4--tlally Sentinel, Po.me10Y·Mldd)eport, 0., Aug. 25, 1888 'Pastor Dillon Is President Of Associati~n Boward Jol)niOn ,JOppa ;S4Jciety Not~, oi.T. ·vJ., lied reiltiVII Ill Oblg IIIII ~ Cannel Sooietv Notes PT. PLEASANT - The Rev. Clarence Dillon, pastor of tho Plrsl Cbttrf:h o/ God, waa elecled president of the local MJn." toterlal As!iociaUon lor the coming year. Elected to sel'lle with Rev. Dillon were the Rev. Mar· tin Berlsford, pastor of the New Raven EUB Church, president, and tho Rev. C. s. Thompson, paator qt the Trln· tty Methodist Church, oecretary • lreasurer, = "' .I ' eel at the Deiii! ·. BrfDUr 'lioJDI one day Iaiii week. .·. / Mr. •ad !tin. George arc'" _ _ _.,,:_:___,_ _ llld lamlly of Alhllnd. K)l, v!J. Ued hill mother, Mft, Mll7 Mrs. Edith Shain of Pomeroy Circle while 011 vacation. · at tbe home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert WaiiOil Lloyd Roush 'ad attend.. and daughter of. .Tens · Yillted the Carmel ho'"ecomlng. Mr. and Mri, Edlon ~lb. for ' a few dayl, Jane fngram of Columhul I! visiting her grandparents, Mr. Mrs. Laura Elselstelh ·ind and Ml'l. Ralph Leo and al- son, CeCil, \'lilted tended tho Me!ga Fair. Dann and MIIOI'e FABRICS Kingsbury Social News . - • 1t.t fABRIC SHOP . COAL HEATERS THE POET'S CORNER Prfclf Stort At We Also Have In Stock Stove Pipe, Dempers, Draft Controls and Olher Ac.,..torlel "'I M Mr. l I l I I I I Eden So • ty N t Rll~R B.R.W. HOWE. & LEATHER SUPPLY Bashan Society News LOAFfRS '·" S8.99 S4·" lACK TO SCHOOL. NlfLi. ' • .21b.69 . . c· CHEESE BUY BY THE CASE AND SAVEl c~.:· -v. PEACHES 2 - HOLSUM OR ADAMS S ~- 99c BREAD McCOY'S GRADE A HOMOGENIZED MILK galfott 8Sc . FROM LOCAL FARMS EGGSS~~- ... ~ .. .,. ».- _,, l H! BROADLOOM $595 PERMA PRESS ·PANTS· · •· sz.98.S4.9S •• A SIMON BETTER BUY ' Reg. $7.95 NOW fr•Fiomta $4.99 100 GALLONS Sq. Yd. . _·. ... ' .. HERCULON STATION 131 W. Molnlt. lteg.$10.95 NOW ,•.,.'0, - S6.99 All Wool 100".4 9x12 ACRILAN OVAL W•s$11.95 RUGS NOW .... $69.95 NOW $6.99 111 $39·95 flO"' one-.top 1lcaolqvorlen for acl&c>ol ~~:~ • · • e~lhi1tl IINj 111 prleet/ • . '. filled Gt . """"*' ' . DEI.'UXE ,··auv·· ' . :- ·. s· ...- Tokoo You To PlorWii CERTIFIED GAS i' : . ·,.·. .·'j·· '.. :· Trips E~tn*dl lACK TO SCHOOL SHOES ~· GROUND BEEF to choose from BY Mrs. A. B. Bailey SKIRTS .•.. S2.98J3.98 I, '' ' BUY NOW and SAVE $3.00 to $5.00 SQ. YD. ·"'lfed ' .,, Convocation • •, SatUrday at 9 $495 ' . 2-Day Sale! ... Friday & Saturday - OIL CO. I ,. ~ GROUND FUSH & PACKMID • Meeting Night Sb•''er-.!lle New N tes ' McCill'a Petter• Boosters are Changing their · wi., W'i' 24975 E. MAIN ST. sr,.... S.laa Service BUCKEYE . ,.,.tTIII lll•*rTH'f For Ivery Stwl"' Need Hottest·Tire Buy of the Ye8t . The burial place of their common ancestor Jolm Adam Rausch and his wife SUSiiannah 'l'he Ministerial AISISC!Iatlon Schlern Is lr tbe cometary near will hold a picnic for the min· the church, they havlns slvea lstel'l and their families at Krolhe ground lor church and .,. del Park on Tuesday, Sepl. 6, metary about 1770. Nine sona beglnalng at 5:!0 p•.m. of lids family were In the Revolutlonary War. About 1798 PEIISONo\LS '!'be lfOUP )'!Ill hold their tm all these brothers who Guests In tile borne of Mr. regular monthly breakfast wore substantial land owners end Mrs. George Jewell racen~ moel.ingt al Gene Ball'l rest· there sold their 1Brlll8 and came IJI were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold II Is •timatocl tbl owr 80 pe1 eenl of tho peoplo oal bolle1 aurant on the first Wednesday to the Ohio Valley. Captain Jewell of Parkersburc, W. Va., tnakfilla now, coolpared ~leu than 60 per cent 1.11 the Fifties. of each month at 8 a. m. All Jolm Rouob purchased 8,000 ae- and Mrs. R. L. Clark of Hun~ However, the moderq breakfut il keyed to the chaqing tempo now mlnlsten of the area are res in Mason County to which inglon, W, Va. fl American Ufe. No lo'nc-!t are hure breakflllltl needed. 10 aoo· 1 A. J. Foyt.-paot winner Invited to join with them -erally due to our more 88dentary life. all the brothers came. Mrs. Donllld Cooke end lndianapolla '1100" IDII the monthly breakfast me•et· ll T;xi.'Y, • buic ""real Md milk breaklul Is tho modem light dozeD I af other top :l'&Gtl From these prolific families dren have retarned home to bnakfut becaUie it pves ._you about one-quarter of your daily ings. drove a 1tock nee car they have acaltered acroq lhe WIDtervUie, Ohio, after speD<!· I .aeedt and ia low in fat :and cholesterol. under nee conditi~DI For those who prefer varie~y, look to 10m1 of the dll!erent waya nation and ..., now represented ing oeveral days as the guests SOO mil11 1llZD 1Df1la Oll to vary th• butt. cereal and mUk team. Such a breakfast iJ thit in many of the better known na· of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Corelll Peac~ B,:ea,kfut Criap dtveloped for Better Breakraat Thundod>olt tlreo. i PERSONALS tlono of tbe world. Tho total off· George Jewell. Debra Cooke MOnth celebi:atlOI)I. Jt il a novel presentation of u adcqtmte • Built with 4 pll•• at Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wallace .SPrinl of those piOneer families ma!ned here to attend school breakfut extra-1troa.1 I·T Dyloa . Cereal Peath llrtak!ut CriQ of . l!:alamaaoo, Mich., vlalted Inow approxfmale a hundred at Wahama tide winter term. oord and Tuftyn rubbtl 1 eon (l \JOUnd 18 OUDCt) Y, woopoon nulmog Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Bless- thousand. The daughters mar· Mr. end Mrs. Clayton Athey lo1 extrt l!illaql eliced pelches · 2 tablev,poona letnon juice 1ng over the weekend. ried Into the Nease, Zirkle, Hen· ar~ vacaHonlng 1n Florida. .JA aqJ~ brown eugn, paeked 8 tablespom')l butter or I Buill to dtllvef txlrl -1 tableapoon Coi'Ditan:h marprina traction rain or lhJne Rev. Marvan Frame accom- kle, Wolf and WaddeJ families Judy Athey Is vWUng Mr. ,% teapqon: Nit 3 cups com ftaket, cruahed panied hla pare.•t., Mr. at.d and excepting the last named and Mrs. Richard Athey and to 2 cupa 8alroo Mrs. Norman Frame of Frame- stayed In the Valley. The Wad· /amlly at ClnclnnaU, Ohio. llriln Pll~· Save I 'cup oyruy Md CO!Dbine wilh 2 tab!,. PT. PLEASANT - The Pt. town, w. va., to hlo homo 1n dels came to Gallla County with Mrs. Nora Tripp Is •lslting -,oona b'rowD I\JIRr, oomltllrch, Pit, nnd nutmeg. Cook, ltlrrins Whltewoll Tubele" I Price• I Fed. J!:L Tu Mucn for a vi•it. some of the Roush brothers, Mr. and Mrs. WU!Iam ShlnD and oODatantJy;uilltl 'lhicbnod Md dea1. Add pnch oliceo and lemon Pleaunl Band Boosters votfd - -juioe. Plac. in tballow l't)-quart bakina: dilh. Melt butler or mar· to change their regular meet· ,1.90 7.00¥13 119.38 I Mr. and Mrs. Larry Belcher and they have many offspJi.ng family at Columbut, Ohio. prine, add remaini111 BUI8f, Add cereal and lt.ir untU coated and famUy of Newark, Ohio, through many of the most pro- Rev. and Mra. Jack T. Welch with sus:ar mil:ture. Sprinkle cereal over pelchH. B1ke in mod· lng night to tbe 1econd Mon· $2.20 ?.35/7.75xl4 121.48 (7.00/7.BOJ<14) visited over th• weekend with mment families of that county· and family and Robert Welch erate oven IS&O•F) until heated,. about 20 mlnul-. Serve warm. day of eacb month at 7:10 p. Dlain or with milk or cream. m. ID the band room at the $2.31 ,23.CO Me. and Mrs. Jolm McDaniel The largest progeny Is to be are spending two weeks at Yield: 8.~x14 4 to B HtviqL ~ ~(8.00xl4) blgb school. and with Mrs. Elizabeth Jef- found In Mason, MeJgs and Gal· Deep Creek vacation f3.57 fers. !Ia «HHIllies. Also in Kansas, near Oakland, Maryland. U5a14 ,25.83 (8.80x14) Mrs. Heller Rayburn Ia ra- Iowa, Nebraska and Missouri, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Mowako'l'he Boosten will have the $2.21 ported 11 Improving at lha there are Important settlements wakl spont tbo weekend at their coaoesslon atand for the Labor 7.11817.75115 121.48 (UI0/8.70xt5) West ViriiDla University Ho• 11 descendents of the pioneers' home In Florenee, Indiana. Day Horse show at Harmon ' $2.56 tal Mo"'antown w. va. lamillot who emigrated from Mal'llln Rouoh son of Mr. Stables. The group will lllso 8.15/8.4Bx15 125.83 11 pl •• ' ' this locality ' bave chanr&e of the conces(7.10/7.60x15) where abe remalnll a pa· Tho banq~et on Friday even· and Mrs. Marvln Roush, uter· alon atanda at the home looi.2.71 1.85/9.00.15 113.81 Uent. Ins had t« reservations service went an emergency appen eel• !!IV W ball games of PPHll during tbe /8.00/8.20x151 Recent Yilltors of Mro. Dal·lbelng &ivan by the ladles of St. omy at Holzer l:!ospllsl, Sunday coming oeason, beginning with .' •Size listed aiJo replaeet alzt abown tu pareDthtaJ'a las Yeaaer wero Mr. and Mn. 1Mary'• Ch•Irch John G Miller afternoon. the first game on Sept. 2nd. •Plus tax and Urea off oar Allan 1'aylor and lomlly of WI• I Editor ol tho local ne~· paper' Sheldon Roush loft lor Chill' 8 0 Cle 0 e8 Announcement was modo consln and Mro. Vesta Taylor The Shenandoa~ Vallev' News: leston, Monday, where he will lbat the Junior Hlgh School Wl!ltewallo Also Avallabla--$3.01114ore of Sycamore, ru., Mr. and and manaaer 01 the long estab be employed ID tho Flnanct1 DaBand will be performing M"'. James Roush and lamlly, lllohed Hinkle Press spoke b; partment of tho Ford l\lotor Co. Mr. and Mro. Thomas Birch BY MARTIIA ROLSING!II . . . year at the Junior High FooiChampallft, Ill.. Mrs. Dwight' ' 1Sheldon II a graduate of Mar· llld Children of Waterford and Gibbs of Letart, w. Va. fors tho banquet In respect to [shall University and the "'" of Mr. and Mro. Bill Lipps of Attendance at the Eden U.B. I beD games. Parent. are ... and Mr Ed d H k Ilia relationship of the Roushes, Mr d ald F Roush Lillie Hocking were Sunda• Church Sunday was 7ti Eldon Iminded that the .money made ••r. s war ae • Rlnlcl d th .. • an Mro. Doo . . ' · · th 1o land t th f Ci I It Obi •• an o er 1oca 1 1ami 1 ill Mr. Clint Birch and Blake, pastor, save a short ser· lD e concess n s sa e e~~: 0 tl neal':" ~ in th1 early dJ>velopment of the li!Dn after Sunday School. lootbaD IIIIIQo it wbat aupv!SI recen Y w r. \'alley. Dr. Lester L. Roush of Gerald p ll end · the local baudl. \Irs. Russell Capehart, Melp County addressed the IS owe . ." '' Buckley preached Sun- . The band budgel for the IIJG6. ond Mrs. Cbrisl)l Bletner. Slturday afternoon gathering of Spiller and Mrs. dar 'Digbt al the Eden Church. rt year ""' presented and 1[1' VIsiting on Sunday with Mr · by giving a brief account of the Cleek end daughter of jlr'OYed Ill the amount of $4000 and Mrs. Christy Bletnor were growth and development of the were recent guesll of . Mrs. Garaldlne Holaln~er vi· ' MrS. Amelia Gebeleln1 Mra. family as published in the three Mn. Elva Daley. Sited her huboand who 11 tatErnie Urban, Mr. and Mrs, volume history o/ which he has , PT PLEASANT _ A speelal ~elth Fltllh caiUed on Mike doned at Ft. Leollard Wood, Dick Urban all of Huntington, been author and editor. Iconv~cation of the local M81QD- Middleswart Fnday afternoon. tourl. last week. Mr. and Mrs. Park Cadle of l\lason and M~l&• Counties had •lc Lod&e will be held Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Rand611 Talbott Mrs. Sol Bl&ley and IOD Ed· South Charleston. the larcest altelldiDce and Ohio at 9 a. m. with the Honorable of New Lexington were SUnday die, Mrs. Martha Holsinger, and 1 Mr. and Mn. Carl Anthony of was represented by more than Howard K. Brown, Grand High CQeiiJ of his parento, Mr. and Arcba Barber, visited Opal Newark, Ohio, vial ted on SUn· any other state. It hal been the Priest of the lloywl Arcll M.,. Mrs. Delf Talbott. ber at Orient, Monday. day with Mrs. Ellubetb Jof· practice of the 111Uonal organ!· ons of the State of west Vir- Mrl. Elva Dalley, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmle Holsinger fers. ullon to return to the New Mar· &lnla, 1o be pmenL· IDd Mra. CarolYD Prlca and firnlly villted Mrs. Martba Also vlallinl over the week ket, Mt. Jackaon community, Grand High Priest Brown Beverly, were Ia Bolsinger Sunday evening. end with Mrs. Jeffers were Mr. which they COlllldar the home· Martlosburg, W. VI., will Parklll'lburg obopping Tuasday. Karen Reed from Belpre vi· and Mrs. Don Klaamore and land o/ their ancutors ev"''Y accompanied by Georll Y. Mn. Mlldrod Fll<:b called on llted with her aUDI, Mrs. Suzie danghter .. Their other daughter, tan years. Next ya.r•1 assemb- reQ, Granil Treuuror and Maxine DW:II recently. KerviJI. .Also vlsllinJin ber Sandy K~0amore, remained ly was fixed lor Friond Nebras· ar1 of thl GrantLChapllr Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryant art home ,... LeO~d Paugh lro.m for a longer visit wills her ka. ' wiU asslot the local Cbapier patent. of uoa hom Sunday In Pittsburgh and Shirley Paugh, grindmother. Putor H. c. Caotor of both tha conferriJli of dapeel Vetarw Memorial Hoapllal at from Arizona. DIDo Co!OndafFOR LlnLE GIRLS 1\llss Lelia. Wright t. spend- the st. Mary'• and Solomon several candld4tes. Pomeroy. fer and family were also gueots. lng a vacation from the Unl· Churches with the help of John Lunch ind p lv.run8 ·Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dorran They were from Radnnr, Ohio. ve~ity of Bloomington and Is Hefner and Mrs. Mary Sb«'ts a quat will be 1erved ind aU anil famiiJ of New Jersey and l!:velya Barber was burled •nd visi_ting her sisl<:~ Miss Bessie local merchant gave helpful ~.. Royal Arch Muolll of tbt·· PL Mr. ancl'l'.!ta. Hvold Brewer of 'l'hursday at the Eden Cemetery. Wr~ght. Also VISiting her "" sistance In entertainment and Pleasant and surroUtlding. Long Bottom. wen recent vlslt- Sbe wy from Toronto, Ohio. Sizes: 3 to 6X, 7 to 14 teri In Maton is Mn. Wood- benquet arrangement.. are to be pr1111111t lor tiUt ora of Mr. ind Mrs. A. C. Btew- Mr. and Mn. Aln Holtblger 1'01! Groggs of Atlanta, Ga. The gravoe of lheee revolu· casion. and· David. . and sou Paul Wa)'JIIl ¥isltod wltb Some Styles Never Need Ironing Mr. and Mrl. Russell Cape. tlonary brothers are In Mason Sb,elly Ward with her Mi'1. Martha Holainler, Sunday haft entertained on Sunday with Mel&s and GaJDa Cow!tles and Pleaaant Valler Boapllal .......U.tbar, Mr. Wesley Cozort moriling. GIRLS SIZE 7 TO 14 a family picnic honorin& the 1 few years age were approxl- ADMT11EU - JOMpb on Wednesday. Rlv. Eldon Blake and will, birthdays of their son·lll·law, mately mar~ed by the local ell, Pl. Pleasant; John Mr. and Mrs, .E. E. Breo.:er took ch4rge of their new pasiol' John Sisson, and daughter, Mel· Daughters of tile American Re- Pt. Pleasanl; Julla Lea llptllt Saturday evewng With ate at Liberty Church In Waahanie. Attending the affair which volutlon, asalsled by membel'l Comb, Pl. Pleasant tbelr daughter end family, Mr. lngton Cowtly. was held at the Capehart home of Roush Family Association. D!SCilAIIGED - B r e a Mrs. Ron Beegle and CriJ. Gerinjde Cbevaller and ebB· were Mr. and Mrs. Charles eo. ~ROWER Miller, Pt. Pleasant; lie of Racine. dren are viJIIIDg with Mrs. Ly· hen, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. On Saturday evening, August Lee Redman, Pl. PJoatiDl; Mrs. Jon Webster of Colum· dla Chevalier; They ars from Jim Sisson and daushter, 1111'1. 6th, meebera of the Yonng Mrs. Haymon Razulolpb, Pt. bus spent her vacation with her Palnsv~ Oblo. John Sisson and Miriam and Girls' Sw!day School Class of Pleuam; Charles Pt Mr. and Mn. Rudy . Mr. and Mrs. Capehart. the New Raven EUB Church, Pleuant; Chari• Carpenter called 011 their aUDI . WSCS PICNIC surprised their teacher, Mrs. Pt. p~~ Mrs. Zetta Boyd of Parker,. Mn. Iva Durst at Mt. Alto, W. For On Sunday . afternoon . the Charleo Weaver, with e baby was a weeke.nd guest of Va., Sunclay afternooo, • Boy• & Girls W"'!lan'a Society of Christian shower at her home. Alter the TEA ANNOVNCED .. ~ and family, Mr. and Recent vlsltors of E. H. Car· Service of the Mason Metho- gifts bad been presented every· PT. PLEASA!fr _ Thl Dell Talbotl. Other caners Oilier and lamily were . Mr. dlst Church hekl a picnic at one went to tho church 'ror re- Pleasant Junior ,W~'I Mn. Jaclt TIJior llld and Mrs. S. W. . Dural, Mrs. the Rusaall Barton camp at freshment.. will bave a tea MaDday, Jane Boyd of Park- Roy Donahew, Mn. Sylvia AtPortland, Ohio. Attending were Those attending were present 30, at 1 p. Iii. Ia tile · and Mrs. Lettie ~ len, Keith Fitch, R. R. Dural All Size& Fred Spencer, Me. and Mrl. members and prevloUa mem- Church parllb bRA. and Tom, Rudy Durst, Mn. Roy Harless, Mr. and· ~,14ra· hera: Gall Miller, Beverly pose of tha tea Ia to "'fke Evana llld daugh- Louise I!Nwer, Mrs. Elva DaiJ. and StyleJ Glen Cartwright and family, Knapp Marilyn Cooke Kandl welcome proi[IIC!Ive were recenl JIUOIII of Mrs. f11, Wes~ . Cozart. Rev. EdMr1, Marvan Frame and cblJd. Sayre,' Nancy Roush, ' Jeanine hera llld PI9VIdt Evano, Pomeroy. ward Gril,ijih, J. W. LawsO!I, ren, Mrs. David Flagg and Miller, Jolmette Oldaker, Sher- 011 the wDI'Id!IP 11 the club. Carol l)alley called 011 Qreg Mldtlleswart, Mr. end :hildren, Mr. and ~Mr•. Freddie ry Sole, Kay Hollman, Arcbetmother, Mrt. Rena Fitch 1\11'!1. Doi1 Brower, Jolf and IOYS BACK TO SCHOOL Thabet and family, Mrs. Nllllllle ta Hayes Sherry HBrtley CanA1tBE8T8 MADE olten)ooD, Tbn, Mrs. Reva Taylor and Joboson, Mr. end Mrs. Blll dy log~, Cathy Weaver: Ore- PT. PLEASANT_ Arrelll Mr. Mil. DfiD Talbott, daughte!'l, Parkarsburg, Fry and lsunlly. Mr. and Mrl. m1 Slevens, Beek BlllTis, Co- corded at tha QJUilty lall Zelia and Mrl. Iva Boyd and Mrs. Zelia Boyd. Dick Harris, Mr. and Mrs. zy Cooke, Charlene Weaver and ing the pull!reDIJ • (our Reuben Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Weaver. Also present were are: Ricky Cole, 18, ~GalllpoJ!IIJ for Larry Bumgardner llld family, Mr. Charles Weaver, Randy Ferry, IDiollcaUm; Jolm ~.' and Mrs. Lealer Zerkle and Weaver, Mrs. Pete Burril, Rev. Baker, 31, Rt. ·2, P~ Pleasaat !amily, Pat RulleDculter, Dun- end Mrs. Marlin Berisfonl and pea.. wiU'I'IIit; . and 1 17 year >ar, W. Va.. and tile boll and Andy. old Mason '~ juvl!ldla to aostess, Mr. ,and Mrs. Barton. JWl'AILY CUJB cbargod wltlllatqD:IIIGia. BOOSTEIIS MEET 'l'l!e Bend Rotar)' <:rub beld '!be Wahamll Band Boosters their rtgular rneet1og at the CHILD RJW.TB DAY lleld a committee meetiol on boma ol Mr. and Mrs. Edwin WASHINGTON -PI'Oioll ~ tvenillll II tho boma ol Stein at which Uma the 1fQup ldent JobnoOn . W~~~~ Mrt and !Ira. Ruueii Capehart enjoyed a Com Rout ~ cfalmed Oct. 1 u IIICI 1111C1e pllltl to epoosor a Those tttendlng were .Donald Child Health Day," IIYfnlll ebickeu barbecaa • Sept. I, at III tho "natloftll bdenal . ' Ba~tel 8Jel!grn Atfendllll tha kle, Marvan Prime, Bob GD- iDaure thet all cblldltD ,J$1'JErr' m"'""' 1ftft Band Dlreclor mour, and Mr. and Mrs. cape. }'Oill1g ,..n~~ · are ;IVtD ,Garlld 111m"""'' IMler Zero harL OJilloriWllll tor &oocl beellb." (' 0pon o.Jir9:00 ID7:10 - sl!oWI are fust 1 few of the many exciting lluysl You aTe going 11> '"' oo.rpeting this faU1 Why Dol buy DOW be- fore the taU rush? A& Ingels Carpet Houae you'll get quali!J, price and ezpert IJa. staiJatlon. IJn't that w~ !IOII're reaJ1.Y looking for? Call 1192-5661 today• 501 ., NYLoN CREDIT �.'·' · .... :.r;> s•-' • .- . -r;~ ' ,.,f ~ '! \ ·' .= m-AY NEI HAVEN · CEJ.EBftATBo Hovtl II'ICI!cfast Dlsli ••• F. Roush, Arlbur Roubel Travel Cereal Peach Crisp cblrd 1M YCIUIIC, a1X year Tbe Roulb IIICI Allied Plllll· :~~~~ ~ 11011 of llr. 11111 r.rn. Dick lies, Inc., met Ia their na~ Dick Ord 'Rome , Montgomery, W. Va., celebrated hla birthday recent1y 'cat the home of hla lfand· pii!OIIIs Mr. IIICI Mrs. Albur· IIi YOuas, Cllfton. AlteDdina In :addition lo his parents, for· mer realdents ot Clifton, were the following: Mark Compson, RICkY and Rhonda Young, sue YQting Terry Roush K 1 1 h y ani! V;.,ce Van M~ Johnny v , . Meter all 1 cni1on f.'~:ammy 'auso=, --~• ...1 · 0 ""pro, ·• R6bln end Andy Stewart, Mrs. G~dlo Stewart and Mrs. EveJy~ Stewart. all of MMon. ~· Tommy Nebbergall, T'!l"llll' QuJnn and Mark Allen of"'ritornY!J!e, 0., Mrs. Charlee Lalhey and Owies Murphy, Leon, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Jiin Stearna, Terry and Mike Allen, MI. Alto . W. Va., end the hosts, Mr. and Mrl. Young. • BAND WILL PLAY 'l'he Wabama White Falcon B$1d Is scheduled to partlcl· pate ID tho half time festivities at;the (11arleslon Rockeil foo~ bajl game lids Saturday In Charleston, W. Va. They will be accompanied by their dlrec· tor, Gerald Simmons. reunion In the Shenandoah Val· ley, Va., last Saturday. Two ~UIIdrOO or more from 15 sllltes, mcludl11& Texas and Arizona, met In tho park of St. Mary's therallbn Churcb. None olin ththe 0 am Y Y name re~am Valley, but they have many lrlenda among the membersblp of the three churches, St. Marya Solomon and Sl Matthew, they helped to eetabllah between the years 17110 and 1800. Lui ' Clyde Foley Jack Flesher wu d 'Le 11 8 ' esu;'E ~ ~era. 'lbe Life Wire Cllll ol New Haven EUB Cburcb held their regular meeting In the ·Education Room of tho church , MrsSallarcy Capehart, Mrs. . rgo )'1'1 u boatesael, . . SISted by Mrs. Roy HoffrnM Mrl. Georae Jewell conducted the abort ha.n- meotlol. Those attend!Da were M r 1. Roy Roffmaa Mrs Bernard Llevinl, Mrs. 'TheJnia Capehart, Mrs. ft. F. BryiDI, Mrs. Olha LeiYlng, Mn. Ray Weavar, Mrs. CUff Roush, Mrs. Mll'lln llariJ. ford, and Andy, IJid Mn. Cape. bart. / . .,~·1 -~ ' ., 4--tlally Sentinel, Po.me10Y·Mldd)eport, 0., Aug. 25, 1888 'Pastor Dillon Is President Of Associati~n Boward Jol)niOn ,JOppa ;S4Jciety Not~, oi.T. ·vJ., lied reiltiVII Ill Oblg IIIII ~ Cannel Sooietv Notes PT. PLEASANT - The Rev. Clarence Dillon, pastor of tho Plrsl Cbttrf:h o/ God, waa elecled president of the local MJn." toterlal As!iociaUon lor the coming year. Elected to sel'lle with Rev. Dillon were the Rev. Mar· tin Berlsford, pastor of the New Raven EUB Church, president, and tho Rev. C. s. Thompson, paator qt the Trln· tty Methodist Church, oecretary • lreasurer, = "' .I ' eel at the Deiii! ·. BrfDUr 'lioJDI one day Iaiii week. .·. / Mr. •ad !tin. George arc'" _ _ _.,,:_:___,_ _ llld lamlly of Alhllnd. K)l, v!J. Ued hill mother, Mft, Mll7 Mrs. Edith Shain of Pomeroy Circle while 011 vacation. · at tbe home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert WaiiOil Lloyd Roush 'ad attend.. and daughter of. .Tens · Yillted the Carmel ho'"ecomlng. Mr. and Mri, Edlon ~lb. for ' a few dayl, Jane fngram of Columhul I! visiting her grandparents, Mr. Mrs. Laura Elselstelh ·ind and Ml'l. Ralph Leo and al- son, CeCil, \'lilted tended tho Me!ga Fair. Dann and MIIOI'e FABRICS Kingsbury Social News . - • 1t.t fABRIC SHOP . COAL HEATERS THE POET'S CORNER Prfclf Stort At We Also Have In Stock Stove Pipe, Dempers, Draft Controls and Olher Ac.,..torlel "'I M Mr. l I l I I I I Eden So • ty N t Rll~R B.R.W. HOWE. & LEATHER SUPPLY Bashan Society News LOAFfRS '·" S8.99 S4·" lACK TO SCHOOL. NlfLi. ' • .21b.69 . . c· CHEESE BUY BY THE CASE AND SAVEl c~.:· -v. PEACHES 2 - HOLSUM OR ADAMS S ~- 99c BREAD McCOY'S GRADE A HOMOGENIZED MILK galfott 8Sc . FROM LOCAL FARMS EGGSS~~- ... ~ .. .,. ».- _,, l H! BROADLOOM $595 PERMA PRESS ·PANTS· · •· sz.98.S4.9S •• A SIMON BETTER BUY ' Reg. $7.95 NOW fr•Fiomta $4.99 100 GALLONS Sq. Yd. . _·. ... ' .. HERCULON STATION 131 W. Molnlt. lteg.$10.95 NOW ,•.,.'0, - S6.99 All Wool 100".4 9x12 ACRILAN OVAL W•s$11.95 RUGS NOW .... $69.95 NOW $6.99 111 $39·95 flO"' one-.top 1lcaolqvorlen for acl&c>ol ~~:~ • · • e~lhi1tl IINj 111 prleet/ • . '. filled Gt . """"*' ' . DEI.'UXE ,··auv·· ' . :- ·. s· ...- Tokoo You To PlorWii CERTIFIED GAS i' : . ·,.·. .·'j·· '.. :· Trips E~tn*dl lACK TO SCHOOL SHOES ~· GROUND BEEF to choose from BY Mrs. A. B. Bailey SKIRTS .•.. S2.98J3.98 I, '' ' BUY NOW and SAVE $3.00 to $5.00 SQ. YD. ·"'lfed ' .,, Convocation • •, SatUrday at 9 $495 ' . 2-Day Sale! ... Friday & Saturday - OIL CO. I ,. ~ GROUND FUSH & PACKMID • Meeting Night Sb•''er-.!lle New N tes ' McCill'a Petter• Boosters are Changing their · wi., W'i' 24975 E. MAIN ST. sr,.... S.laa Service BUCKEYE . ,.,.tTIII lll•*rTH'f For Ivery Stwl"' Need Hottest·Tire Buy of the Ye8t . The burial place of their common ancestor Jolm Adam Rausch and his wife SUSiiannah 'l'he Ministerial AISISC!Iatlon Schlern Is lr tbe cometary near will hold a picnic for the min· the church, they havlns slvea lstel'l and their families at Krolhe ground lor church and .,. del Park on Tuesday, Sepl. 6, metary about 1770. Nine sona beglnalng at 5:!0 p•.m. of lids family were In the Revolutlonary War. About 1798 PEIISONo\LS '!'be lfOUP )'!Ill hold their tm all these brothers who Guests In tile borne of Mr. regular monthly breakfast wore substantial land owners end Mrs. George Jewell racen~ moel.ingt al Gene Ball'l rest· there sold their 1Brlll8 and came IJI were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold II Is •timatocl tbl owr 80 pe1 eenl of tho peoplo oal bolle1 aurant on the first Wednesday to the Ohio Valley. Captain Jewell of Parkersburc, W. Va., tnakfilla now, coolpared ~leu than 60 per cent 1.11 the Fifties. of each month at 8 a. m. All Jolm Rouob purchased 8,000 ae- and Mrs. R. L. Clark of Hun~ However, the moderq breakfut il keyed to the chaqing tempo now mlnlsten of the area are res in Mason County to which inglon, W, Va. fl American Ufe. No lo'nc-!t are hure breakflllltl needed. 10 aoo· 1 A. J. Foyt.-paot winner Invited to join with them -erally due to our more 88dentary life. all the brothers came. Mrs. Donllld Cooke end lndianapolla '1100" IDII the monthly breakfast me•et· ll T;xi.'Y, • buic ""real Md milk breaklul Is tho modem light dozeD I af other top :l'&Gtl From these prolific families dren have retarned home to bnakfut becaUie it pves ._you about one-quarter of your daily ings. drove a 1tock nee car they have acaltered acroq lhe WIDtervUie, Ohio, after speD<!· I .aeedt and ia low in fat :and cholesterol. under nee conditi~DI For those who prefer varie~y, look to 10m1 of the dll!erent waya nation and ..., now represented ing oeveral days as the guests SOO mil11 1llZD 1Df1la Oll to vary th• butt. cereal and mUk team. Such a breakfast iJ thit in many of the better known na· of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Corelll Peac~ B,:ea,kfut Criap dtveloped for Better Breakraat Thundod>olt tlreo. i PERSONALS tlono of tbe world. Tho total off· George Jewell. Debra Cooke MOnth celebi:atlOI)I. Jt il a novel presentation of u adcqtmte • Built with 4 pll•• at Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wallace .SPrinl of those piOneer families ma!ned here to attend school breakfut extra-1troa.1 I·T Dyloa . Cereal Peath llrtak!ut CriQ of . l!:alamaaoo, Mich., vlalted Inow approxfmale a hundred at Wahama tide winter term. oord and Tuftyn rubbtl 1 eon (l \JOUnd 18 OUDCt) Y, woopoon nulmog Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Bless- thousand. The daughters mar· Mr. end Mrs. Clayton Athey lo1 extrt l!illaql eliced pelches · 2 tablev,poona letnon juice 1ng over the weekend. ried Into the Nease, Zirkle, Hen· ar~ vacaHonlng 1n Florida. .JA aqJ~ brown eugn, paeked 8 tablespom')l butter or I Buill to dtllvef txlrl -1 tableapoon Coi'Ditan:h marprina traction rain or lhJne Rev. Marvan Frame accom- kle, Wolf and WaddeJ families Judy Athey Is vWUng Mr. ,% teapqon: Nit 3 cups com ftaket, cruahed panied hla pare.•t., Mr. at.d and excepting the last named and Mrs. Richard Athey and to 2 cupa 8alroo Mrs. Norman Frame of Frame- stayed In the Valley. The Wad· /amlly at ClnclnnaU, Ohio. llriln Pll~· Save I 'cup oyruy Md CO!Dbine wilh 2 tab!,. PT. PLEASANT - The Pt. town, w. va., to hlo homo 1n dels came to Gallla County with Mrs. Nora Tripp Is •lslting -,oona b'rowD I\JIRr, oomltllrch, Pit, nnd nutmeg. Cook, ltlrrins Whltewoll Tubele" I Price• I Fed. J!:L Tu Mucn for a vi•it. some of the Roush brothers, Mr. and Mrs. WU!Iam ShlnD and oODatantJy;uilltl 'lhicbnod Md dea1. Add pnch oliceo and lemon Pleaunl Band Boosters votfd - -juioe. Plac. in tballow l't)-quart bakina: dilh. Melt butler or mar· to change their regular meet· ,1.90 7.00¥13 119.38 I Mr. and Mrs. Larry Belcher and they have many offspJi.ng family at Columbut, Ohio. prine, add remaini111 BUI8f, Add cereal and lt.ir untU coated and famUy of Newark, Ohio, through many of the most pro- Rev. and Mra. Jack T. Welch with sus:ar mil:ture. Sprinkle cereal over pelchH. B1ke in mod· lng night to tbe 1econd Mon· $2.20 ?.35/7.75xl4 121.48 (7.00/7.BOJ<14) visited over th• weekend with mment families of that county· and family and Robert Welch erate oven IS&O•F) until heated,. about 20 mlnul-. Serve warm. day of eacb month at 7:10 p. Dlain or with milk or cream. m. ID the band room at the $2.31 ,23.CO Me. and Mrs. Jolm McDaniel The largest progeny Is to be are spending two weeks at Yield: 8.~x14 4 to B HtviqL ~ ~(8.00xl4) blgb school. and with Mrs. Elizabeth Jef- found In Mason, MeJgs and Gal· Deep Creek vacation f3.57 fers. !Ia «HHIllies. Also in Kansas, near Oakland, Maryland. U5a14 ,25.83 (8.80x14) Mrs. Heller Rayburn Ia ra- Iowa, Nebraska and Missouri, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Mowako'l'he Boosten will have the $2.21 ported 11 Improving at lha there are Important settlements wakl spont tbo weekend at their coaoesslon atand for the Labor 7.11817.75115 121.48 (UI0/8.70xt5) West ViriiDla University Ho• 11 descendents of the pioneers' home In Florenee, Indiana. Day Horse show at Harmon ' $2.56 tal Mo"'antown w. va. lamillot who emigrated from Mal'llln Rouoh son of Mr. Stables. The group will lllso 8.15/8.4Bx15 125.83 11 pl •• ' ' this locality ' bave chanr&e of the conces(7.10/7.60x15) where abe remalnll a pa· Tho banq~et on Friday even· and Mrs. Marvln Roush, uter· alon atanda at the home looi.2.71 1.85/9.00.15 113.81 Uent. Ins had t« reservations service went an emergency appen eel• !!IV W ball games of PPHll during tbe /8.00/8.20x151 Recent Yilltors of Mro. Dal·lbelng &ivan by the ladles of St. omy at Holzer l:!ospllsl, Sunday coming oeason, beginning with .' •Size listed aiJo replaeet alzt abown tu pareDthtaJ'a las Yeaaer wero Mr. and Mn. 1Mary'• Ch•Irch John G Miller afternoon. the first game on Sept. 2nd. •Plus tax and Urea off oar Allan 1'aylor and lomlly of WI• I Editor ol tho local ne~· paper' Sheldon Roush loft lor Chill' 8 0 Cle 0 e8 Announcement was modo consln and Mro. Vesta Taylor The Shenandoa~ Vallev' News: leston, Monday, where he will lbat the Junior Hlgh School Wl!ltewallo Also Avallabla--$3.01114ore of Sycamore, ru., Mr. and and manaaer 01 the long estab be employed ID tho Flnanct1 DaBand will be performing M"'. James Roush and lamlly, lllohed Hinkle Press spoke b; partment of tho Ford l\lotor Co. Mr. and Mro. Thomas Birch BY MARTIIA ROLSING!II . . . year at the Junior High FooiChampallft, Ill.. Mrs. Dwight' ' 1Sheldon II a graduate of Mar· llld Children of Waterford and Gibbs of Letart, w. Va. fors tho banquet In respect to [shall University and the "'" of Mr. and Mro. Bill Lipps of Attendance at the Eden U.B. I beD games. Parent. are ... and Mr Ed d H k Ilia relationship of the Roushes, Mr d ald F Roush Lillie Hocking were Sunda• Church Sunday was 7ti Eldon Iminded that the .money made ••r. s war ae • Rlnlcl d th .. • an Mro. Doo . . ' · · th 1o land t th f Ci I It Obi •• an o er 1oca 1 1ami 1 ill Mr. Clint Birch and Blake, pastor, save a short ser· lD e concess n s sa e e~~: 0 tl neal':" ~ in th1 early dJ>velopment of the li!Dn after Sunday School. lootbaD IIIIIQo it wbat aupv!SI recen Y w r. \'alley. Dr. Lester L. Roush of Gerald p ll end · the local baudl. \Irs. Russell Capehart, Melp County addressed the IS owe . ." '' Buckley preached Sun- . The band budgel for the IIJG6. ond Mrs. Cbrisl)l Bletner. Slturday afternoon gathering of Spiller and Mrs. dar 'Digbt al the Eden Church. rt year ""' presented and 1[1' VIsiting on Sunday with Mr · by giving a brief account of the Cleek end daughter of jlr'OYed Ill the amount of $4000 and Mrs. Christy Bletnor were growth and development of the were recent guesll of . Mrs. Garaldlne Holaln~er vi· ' MrS. Amelia Gebeleln1 Mra. family as published in the three Mn. Elva Daley. Sited her huboand who 11 tatErnie Urban, Mr. and Mrs, volume history o/ which he has , PT PLEASANT _ A speelal ~elth Fltllh caiUed on Mike doned at Ft. Leollard Wood, Dick Urban all of Huntington, been author and editor. Iconv~cation of the local M81QD- Middleswart Fnday afternoon. tourl. last week. Mr. and Mrs. Park Cadle of l\lason and M~l&• Counties had •lc Lod&e will be held Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Rand611 Talbott Mrs. Sol Bl&ley and IOD Ed· South Charleston. the larcest altelldiDce and Ohio at 9 a. m. with the Honorable of New Lexington were SUnday die, Mrs. Martha Holsinger, and 1 Mr. and Mn. Carl Anthony of was represented by more than Howard K. Brown, Grand High CQeiiJ of his parento, Mr. and Arcba Barber, visited Opal Newark, Ohio, vial ted on SUn· any other state. It hal been the Priest of the lloywl Arcll M.,. Mrs. Delf Talbott. ber at Orient, Monday. day with Mrs. Ellubetb Jof· practice of the 111Uonal organ!· ons of the State of west Vir- Mrl. Elva Dalley, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmle Holsinger fers. ullon to return to the New Mar· &lnla, 1o be pmenL· IDd Mra. CarolYD Prlca and firnlly villted Mrs. Martba Also vlallinl over the week ket, Mt. Jackaon community, Grand High Priest Brown Beverly, were Ia Bolsinger Sunday evening. end with Mrs. Jeffers were Mr. which they COlllldar the home· Martlosburg, W. VI., will Parklll'lburg obopping Tuasday. Karen Reed from Belpre vi· and Mrs. Don Klaamore and land o/ their ancutors ev"''Y accompanied by Georll Y. Mn. Mlldrod Fll<:b called on llted with her aUDI, Mrs. Suzie danghter .. Their other daughter, tan years. Next ya.r•1 assemb- reQ, Granil Treuuror and Maxine DW:II recently. KerviJI. .Also vlsllinJin ber Sandy K~0amore, remained ly was fixed lor Friond Nebras· ar1 of thl GrantLChapllr Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryant art home ,... LeO~d Paugh lro.m for a longer visit wills her ka. ' wiU asslot the local Cbapier patent. of uoa hom Sunday In Pittsburgh and Shirley Paugh, grindmother. Putor H. c. Caotor of both tha conferriJli of dapeel Vetarw Memorial Hoapllal at from Arizona. DIDo Co!OndafFOR LlnLE GIRLS 1\llss Lelia. Wright t. spend- the st. Mary'• and Solomon several candld4tes. Pomeroy. fer and family were also gueots. lng a vacation from the Unl· Churches with the help of John Lunch ind p lv.run8 ·Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dorran They were from Radnnr, Ohio. ve~ity of Bloomington and Is Hefner and Mrs. Mary Sb«'ts a quat will be 1erved ind aU anil famiiJ of New Jersey and l!:velya Barber was burled •nd visi_ting her sisl<:~ Miss Bessie local merchant gave helpful ~.. Royal Arch Muolll of tbt·· PL Mr. ancl'l'.!ta. Hvold Brewer of 'l'hursday at the Eden Cemetery. Wr~ght. Also VISiting her "" sistance In entertainment and Pleasant and surroUtlding. Long Bottom. wen recent vlslt- Sbe wy from Toronto, Ohio. Sizes: 3 to 6X, 7 to 14 teri In Maton is Mn. Wood- benquet arrangement.. are to be pr1111111t lor tiUt ora of Mr. ind Mrs. A. C. Btew- Mr. and Mn. Aln Holtblger 1'01! Groggs of Atlanta, Ga. The gravoe of lheee revolu· casion. and· David. . and sou Paul Wa)'JIIl ¥isltod wltb Some Styles Never Need Ironing Mr. and Mrl. Russell Cape. tlonary brothers are In Mason Sb,elly Ward with her Mi'1. Martha Holainler, Sunday haft entertained on Sunday with Mel&s and GaJDa Cow!tles and Pleaaant Valler Boapllal .......U.tbar, Mr. Wesley Cozort moriling. GIRLS SIZE 7 TO 14 a family picnic honorin& the 1 few years age were approxl- ADMT11EU - JOMpb on Wednesday. Rlv. Eldon Blake and will, birthdays of their son·lll·law, mately mar~ed by the local ell, Pl. Pleasant; John Mr. and Mrs, .E. E. Breo.:er took ch4rge of their new pasiol' John Sisson, and daughter, Mel· Daughters of tile American Re- Pt. Pleasanl; Julla Lea llptllt Saturday evewng With ate at Liberty Church In Waahanie. Attending the affair which volutlon, asalsled by membel'l Comb, Pl. Pleasant tbelr daughter end family, Mr. lngton Cowtly. was held at the Capehart home of Roush Family Association. D!SCilAIIGED - B r e a Mrs. Ron Beegle and CriJ. Gerinjde Cbevaller and ebB· were Mr. and Mrs. Charles eo. ~ROWER Miller, Pt. Pleasant; lie of Racine. dren are viJIIIDg with Mrs. Ly· hen, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. On Saturday evening, August Lee Redman, Pl. PJoatiDl; Mrs. Jon Webster of Colum· dla Chevalier; They ars from Jim Sisson and daushter, 1111'1. 6th, meebera of the Yonng Mrs. Haymon Razulolpb, Pt. bus spent her vacation with her Palnsv~ Oblo. John Sisson and Miriam and Girls' Sw!day School Class of Pleuam; Charles Pt Mr. and Mn. Rudy . Mr. and Mrs. Capehart. the New Raven EUB Church, Pleuant; Chari• Carpenter called 011 their aUDI . WSCS PICNIC surprised their teacher, Mrs. Pt. p~~ Mrs. Zetta Boyd of Parker,. Mn. Iva Durst at Mt. Alto, W. For On Sunday . afternoon . the Charleo Weaver, with e baby was a weeke.nd guest of Va., Sunclay afternooo, • Boy• & Girls W"'!lan'a Society of Christian shower at her home. Alter the TEA ANNOVNCED .. ~ and family, Mr. and Recent vlsltors of E. H. Car· Service of the Mason Metho- gifts bad been presented every· PT. PLEASA!fr _ Thl Dell Talbotl. Other caners Oilier and lamily were . Mr. dlst Church hekl a picnic at one went to tho church 'ror re- Pleasant Junior ,W~'I Mn. Jaclt TIJior llld and Mrs. S. W. . Dural, Mrs. the Rusaall Barton camp at freshment.. will bave a tea MaDday, Jane Boyd of Park- Roy Donahew, Mn. Sylvia AtPortland, Ohio. Attending were Those attending were present 30, at 1 p. Iii. Ia tile · and Mrs. Lettie ~ len, Keith Fitch, R. R. Dural All Size& Fred Spencer, Me. and Mrl. members and prevloUa mem- Church parllb bRA. and Tom, Rudy Durst, Mn. Roy Harless, Mr. and· ~,14ra· hera: Gall Miller, Beverly pose of tha tea Ia to "'fke Evana llld daugh- Louise I!Nwer, Mrs. Elva DaiJ. and StyleJ Glen Cartwright and family, Knapp Marilyn Cooke Kandl welcome proi[IIC!Ive were recenl JIUOIII of Mrs. f11, Wes~ . Cozart. Rev. EdMr1, Marvan Frame and cblJd. Sayre,' Nancy Roush, ' Jeanine hera llld PI9VIdt Evano, Pomeroy. ward Gril,ijih, J. W. LawsO!I, ren, Mrs. David Flagg and Miller, Jolmette Oldaker, Sher- 011 the wDI'Id!IP 11 the club. Carol l)alley called 011 Qreg Mldtlleswart, Mr. end :hildren, Mr. and ~Mr•. Freddie ry Sole, Kay Hollman, Arcbetmother, Mrt. Rena Fitch 1\11'!1. Doi1 Brower, Jolf and IOYS BACK TO SCHOOL Thabet and family, Mrs. Nllllllle ta Hayes Sherry HBrtley CanA1tBE8T8 MADE olten)ooD, Tbn, Mrs. Reva Taylor and Joboson, Mr. end Mrs. Blll dy log~, Cathy Weaver: Ore- PT. PLEASANT_ Arrelll Mr. Mil. DfiD Talbott, daughte!'l, Parkarsburg, Fry and lsunlly. Mr. and Mrl. m1 Slevens, Beek BlllTis, Co- corded at tha QJUilty lall Zelia and Mrl. Iva Boyd and Mrs. Zelia Boyd. Dick Harris, Mr. and Mrs. zy Cooke, Charlene Weaver and ing the pull!reDIJ • (our Reuben Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Weaver. Also present were are: Ricky Cole, 18, ~GalllpoJ!IIJ for Larry Bumgardner llld family, Mr. Charles Weaver, Randy Ferry, IDiollcaUm; Jolm ~.' and Mrs. Lealer Zerkle and Weaver, Mrs. Pete Burril, Rev. Baker, 31, Rt. ·2, P~ Pleasaat !amily, Pat RulleDculter, Dun- end Mrs. Marlin Berisfonl and pea.. wiU'I'IIit; . and 1 17 year >ar, W. Va.. and tile boll and Andy. old Mason '~ juvl!ldla to aostess, Mr. ,and Mrs. Barton. JWl'AILY CUJB cbargod wltlllatqD:IIIGia. BOOSTEIIS MEET 'l'l!e Bend Rotar)' <:rub beld '!be Wahamll Band Boosters their rtgular rneet1og at the CHILD RJW.TB DAY lleld a committee meetiol on boma ol Mr. and Mrs. Edwin WASHINGTON -PI'Oioll ~ tvenillll II tho boma ol Stein at which Uma the 1fQup ldent JobnoOn . W~~~~ Mrt and !Ira. Ruueii Capehart enjoyed a Com Rout ~ cfalmed Oct. 1 u IIICI 1111C1e pllltl to epoosor a Those tttendlng were .Donald Child Health Day," IIYfnlll ebickeu barbecaa • Sept. I, at III tho "natloftll bdenal . ' Ba~tel 8Jel!grn Atfendllll tha kle, Marvan Prime, Bob GD- iDaure thet all cblldltD ,J$1'JErr' m"'""' 1ftft Band Dlreclor mour, and Mr. and Mrs. cape. }'Oill1g ,..n~~ · are ;IVtD ,Garlld 111m"""'' IMler Zero harL OJilloriWllll tor &oocl beellb." (' 0pon o.Jir9:00 ID7:10 - sl!oWI are fust 1 few of the many exciting lluysl You aTe going 11> '"' oo.rpeting this faU1 Why Dol buy DOW be- fore the taU rush? A& Ingels Carpet Houae you'll get quali!J, price and ezpert IJa. staiJatlon. IJn't that w~ !IOII're reaJ1.Y looking for? Call 1192-5661 today• 501 ., NYLoN CREDIT �f ' l l ..' I ,,I I II ,, ,, Kacine HELEM lELP US! Afple•Groye ·Society Notes 117 Mn, ll'rallela Morris By Mn. llerborl ltOiull Back to School 8Qegance ... from our extensive BULOVA COLLECTION. Ad•••lraL The NI:ILSEN Model LH I Mutarplaaa :as• Color Tel..Woa (Z3' overall dla~QnaL 274 sq. Ins. viewable •eoJ Tbe ..,.,. c" "t:n" Defender Danilh Modem 8t~! iJii t~blaett ollfDIIial WIIDat ....-,. ... telected blrdwood' • 26,000 YOlt advuoad Q-:lt Color 'I'V ch.,;. • ~ ~ p6We lot Submersible Pump lor Home or farm tpinliiiJ bJiJhl pletiii'I!L • Admiral SuP.~!!' Soope VHF TUller with pre.-aet ftae .. . . . p.. ,.. lril9 clett ploturtL • NIW .AdiDirllSUctt Rall'l\adDJ .bll::ubJ:s .... tht.t tet1 YG\l tiiDt UHF TV like a radio. .w.-.....a ....., I • Admiral Co1or Pidellty Control ••• dial DeW nratll , _ _ . ..t! , WY CI£DIT lUI$ .WUIU b~M~:tlllld Back To School SHOES wblte TV pictGN. 1 • Adadnl Aulomatlc Qqa...m, Citeuit •" • t • ; OMIIIId ' by at.ri.J tupetlc field&. !i,. • Boaded preelaicm 28" Color TV 11'1etll1e tube whll. MW·J' f) ';i. tldt; five a aharpw pldun IDd fiiCI'ellliCd hria~ l 18W lliJb, 28~:._.., 1¥.- BAKER FURNITURE • No primln1, no pit, no pump hou .. - saves up to $150.00 oa o. WELL DRILLING Nothing Down- oll·the·]ob. Thinking about salety must become a gogll habill acctdents are prevented, everyone jn the community benefits. this community an even safer place to live, we take time at our To ua at Kaiser Aluminum . , safety is something we think about, practice, and teach. We know that the onty'way to prevent accidents is to help everyone recognize. understand. and control hazards, both on and ..... --m-' ......... •'·, {2 ·---~··(:"..,--­ .,. And because we want to make plant to pass along off-the-job safety hints and information. These hints remind everyone that there's just one way to drive a car. build a campfire. run a boat, or operate a power lawnmower- the sole way! S6 Months Te Pay We'll keep rigltt on 1rylng ~ W~ttrprcol" lum inou~ Ytl lo 11 . "'"'' Bulova tKCt"tnca la out.slandlng. A cotlec· Uon Oltman, exclull'tle shapu . .. created by world-famous dtiiQnart. Each haa dress- watch tleganct. MM luting beauly. Mort prtolou• gold, Finer dlamonela. Extra~ patient crafttmanlhlp. Bulova Ia el•;anee at ts fuhionablt btlt. let our txtlnllvw BuiD\11 COllectiOn or ftnt .¥"11Chle. GOESSLER Jewelry Store POMEROY make everyone in this com01unilt safety conscious because we've always got safety- on our mind. And we would like you to join us in thinking about safety. At Kaiser Aluminum, the idea is safety for everyone. lf.~dlrn stylinJ- 11 ltWIHS. i111talletlon. (Evorythlng Complete) We believe that by being safety coriscious, we not only protect ouraelves from accililento, we also help protect you. And when l4K fQid CUI. Ytllow or whitt. SSUI IU lllll: ".til" eCompletely quiet oper.tl"'"" pump and motor are entirel.) submerged under water in the well. •Outsttndlnl ,.rtol't'Nnct proved bJ ruqecl, 8 months' field lest-under all well con· ditlon&. •s99·'':.: MIDDLEPORT, IIOIIDESS" Till!( ...... Or111 )our wrist ••1:11 bt111ty. 11 Jtwtls. FOREMAN & ABBOTT ,• KAISER ALUMINUM - ••'· 'W Free Florid• Tripe l!xtondedl 100 GALLONS Takll You To P:loride C"RTIF'IED GAS STATION LVanguakltl'!l ~lg~ qua~it~ A8 GALVA-GUARD w. Ill• in St. Pomeror PAINT Whet • wey to Nllnd 0111 p llll8 011••• And ltlere's never been a better Chevrolet MITAL IOOFS, WOOD 01 MRAliUII.Dr INGS, IHUTTias. lAWN FUINIIUII, MASONRY SUIFACIS, 11'C, WIIH IN RUGBY EQUAL IA'IIIf~l '' GAL 1 7,50 ......... '' \ " ' I ' ,. 'AIIollt Clae'fnlel: Take tbe Impala Sport Beolan )'OIL ... hfft. T~ has gvt to he one of the best ' c;.nlla•n-Pullover ·KCSRATION > NlVER.nESS ., See the man who can uv• ' " . ' "" ''· ·,; l, ' ' t·;~ ,,, '' i l ' "':.. ' POMEROY ' J, r EBERSBACH HARDVVARE ''l!:ver)'thinll In Hard~ari" SWEATERS ' " 7.35 Gil. In 5'• MAIN f1, Abont Au2nst: August ia the month your Chevrolet do8ler pieka to olfer the best buys he can. It's tho 111011th he bas a wide seleclion of models, eolors and extra l!Quipment right on band. So - e&D. jut pick o~ the Chevrolet you want, with exaetly what you wailt on it, and in a matter of hours you're eojoJina driving apiD. It malali ~ t.el like !IUillllll'l' just started. )I ~ §.. • r buys on the road. It rideo like a <'bum, Tbat'• hecaUBe Impala has Full Coil sUI'pelllio?lllld a ataa<:a that.'al<!llly wide. Foam-c~ -ts lot you to relu in. Deep-t:wist carpetbjr to plea"" your feet. Rugged Body by Fisher to make lmpa),. sound. Plus eight standard safety features, h'ke back-1Qllilht.l. for your added ·protectiol!.. And ~ for Impala's looks ... well, just look. Alld tbeil: look at the attractive price, •• n<>w, "*'ft ._mr, at J'IIDI' Chemllet dealer's. ' . ~ i �f ' l l ..' I ,,I I II ,, ,, Kacine HELEM lELP US! Afple•Groye ·Society Notes 117 Mn, ll'rallela Morris By Mn. llerborl ltOiull Back to School 8Qegance ... from our extensive BULOVA COLLECTION. Ad•••lraL The NI:ILSEN Model LH I Mutarplaaa :as• Color Tel..Woa (Z3' overall dla~QnaL 274 sq. Ins. viewable •eoJ Tbe ..,.,. c" "t:n" Defender Danilh Modem 8t~! iJii t~blaett ollfDIIial WIIDat ....-,. ... telected blrdwood' • 26,000 YOlt advuoad Q-:lt Color 'I'V ch.,;. • ~ ~ p6We lot Submersible Pump lor Home or farm tpinliiiJ bJiJhl pletiii'I!L • Admiral SuP.~!!' Soope VHF TUller with pre.-aet ftae .. . . . p.. ,.. lril9 clett ploturtL • NIW .AdiDirllSUctt Rall'l\adDJ .bll::ubJ:s .... tht.t tet1 YG\l tiiDt UHF TV like a radio. .w.-.....a ....., I • Admiral Co1or Pidellty Control ••• dial DeW nratll , _ _ . ..t! , WY CI£DIT lUI$ .WUIU b~M~:tlllld Back To School SHOES wblte TV pictGN. 1 • Adadnl Aulomatlc Qqa...m, Citeuit •" • t • ; OMIIIId ' by at.ri.J tupetlc field&. !i,. • Boaded preelaicm 28" Color TV 11'1etll1e tube whll. MW·J' f) ';i. tldt; five a aharpw pldun IDd fiiCI'ellliCd hria~ l 18W lliJb, 28~:._.., 1¥.- BAKER FURNITURE • No primln1, no pit, no pump hou .. - saves up to $150.00 oa o. WELL DRILLING Nothing Down- oll·the·]ob. Thinking about salety must become a gogll habill acctdents are prevented, everyone jn the community benefits. this community an even safer place to live, we take time at our To ua at Kaiser Aluminum . , safety is something we think about, practice, and teach. We know that the onty'way to prevent accidents is to help everyone recognize. understand. and control hazards, both on and ..... --m-' ......... •'·, {2 ·---~··(:"..,--­ .,. And because we want to make plant to pass along off-the-job safety hints and information. These hints remind everyone that there's just one way to drive a car. build a campfire. run a boat, or operate a power lawnmower- the sole way! S6 Months Te Pay We'll keep rigltt on 1rylng ~ W~ttrprcol" lum inou~ Ytl lo 11 . "'"'' Bulova tKCt"tnca la out.slandlng. A cotlec· Uon Oltman, exclull'tle shapu . .. created by world-famous dtiiQnart. Each haa dress- watch tleganct. MM luting beauly. Mort prtolou• gold, Finer dlamonela. Extra~ patient crafttmanlhlp. Bulova Ia el•;anee at ts fuhionablt btlt. let our txtlnllvw BuiD\11 COllectiOn or ftnt .¥"11Chle. GOESSLER Jewelry Store POMEROY make everyone in this com01unilt safety conscious because we've always got safety- on our mind. And we would like you to join us in thinking about safety. At Kaiser Aluminum, the idea is safety for everyone. lf.~dlrn stylinJ- 11 ltWIHS. i111talletlon. (Evorythlng Complete) We believe that by being safety coriscious, we not only protect ouraelves from accililento, we also help protect you. And when l4K fQid CUI. Ytllow or whitt. SSUI IU lllll: ".til" eCompletely quiet oper.tl"'"" pump and motor are entirel.) submerged under water in the well. •Outsttndlnl ,.rtol't'Nnct proved bJ ruqecl, 8 months' field lest-under all well con· ditlon&. •s99·'':.: MIDDLEPORT, IIOIIDESS" Till!( ...... Or111 )our wrist ••1:11 bt111ty. 11 Jtwtls. FOREMAN & ABBOTT ,• KAISER ALUMINUM - ••'· 'W Free Florid• Tripe l!xtondedl 100 GALLONS Takll You To P:loride C"RTIF'IED GAS STATION LVanguakltl'!l ~lg~ qua~it~ A8 GALVA-GUARD w. Ill• in St. Pomeror PAINT Whet • wey to Nllnd 0111 p llll8 011••• And ltlere's never been a better Chevrolet MITAL IOOFS, WOOD 01 MRAliUII.Dr INGS, IHUTTias. lAWN FUINIIUII, MASONRY SUIFACIS, 11'C, WIIH IN RUGBY EQUAL IA'IIIf~l '' GAL 1 7,50 ......... '' \ " ' I ' ,. 'AIIollt Clae'fnlel: Take tbe Impala Sport Beolan )'OIL ... hfft. T~ has gvt to he one of the best ' c;.nlla•n-Pullover ·KCSRATION > NlVER.nESS ., See the man who can uv• ' " . ' "" ''· ·,; l, ' ' t·;~ ,,, '' i l ' "':.. ' POMEROY ' J, r EBERSBACH HARDVVARE ''l!:ver)'thinll In Hard~ari" SWEATERS ' " 7.35 Gil. In 5'• MAIN f1, Abont Au2nst: August ia the month your Chevrolet do8ler pieka to olfer the best buys he can. It's tho 111011th he bas a wide seleclion of models, eolors and extra l!Quipment right on band. So - e&D. jut pick o~ the Chevrolet you want, with exaetly what you wailt on it, and in a matter of hours you're eojoJina driving apiD. It malali ~ t.el like !IUillllll'l' just started. )I ~ §.. • r buys on the road. It rideo like a <'bum, Tbat'• hecaUBe Impala has Full Coil sUI'pelllio?lllld a ataa<:a that.'al<!llly wide. Foam-c~ -ts lot you to relu in. Deep-t:wist carpetbjr to plea"" your feet. Rugged Body by Fisher to make lmpa),. sound. Plus eight standard safety features, h'ke back-1Qllilht.l. for your added ·protectiol!.. And ~ for Impala's looks ... well, just look. Alld tbeil: look at the attractive price, •• n<>w, "*'ft ._mr, at J'IIDI' Chemllet dealer's. ' . ~ i �, ~., ·! . \· ... ·~. ' ; , ;., -~~- . .. .., ' J·" 'I . '--Gei- --· Extfa Cash·The Want ·Ad .. 'L ·l'ervices ·-- --- . f ;IJ . ~ . ·····--·-' -' ' ' JWANlM ....._ ....... ...... .......... , , CAitCALLAtiOMI coaai~;.TIOflfl . ' WNI 1M •cnptall until t1M A. M. Pllt' IDIW' .. ......... ,.,., . , ....... . . ........ .........,..,. ,_ ,... ......, •* _ n. ,......., ,...,....... ...tMtiiRtlll lrrwn .. . .. ntt~r , . , W'e,_ - l.... II "" Oto}~j. I 1 ;,cAIJ. .-U1 •l'lOPL_, SPRINT .DICK RAWLINGS LI'L ABNER llAETTNARS HI . . ,...._..... t.r _ . . . . . . . . . · - ' ' " ' lhNf11e.. 4 t;H I s.ms .. :QM.i I ' BOIICAT ....... H . , "''"'..,.............. ' M.SO SP.ORT P ...IICIIt... U•YLA110111 H~NDA DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES · ,. IIIAD .. IIIU ......., ......... ' " ' "' M. I CAN " LY '>OU 10 11-<E rt. COAS.T, CHEAPER THAN MlaiWIUm Cit•,.. .. nnfl 11 Centl ,., .,.,,. ter r•rM C• MCUtl" l ....rtl.,_ M .. ---· .. . . .I.. , INFOIMAuUN ~~ ....••~ ::. -.." I A>N I!>IG COMP/:.N~ !! RADIATOR HI . Ul'll OIHeURI OR Plllll . . ena •• ,... wnfllll •• .., .. IXPEliENCED t;AID 01' JHANKI • OaiiiJARt•l ll.U fllr M worO m1111mum. lech :MIIIIIhiMI ftl'4 1c. SERVICE WHEn AliGNMENT OFFICI MOUIIJ a:• . . t;a A. M, r. I :H P. M. ii1Ur 14111H'Al' M . . . U:tt IIHII IT'I JCI aAIT TO I"LACa A liiUL r P'•oaucu•• WANT AD PHONE WY 2-2156 SEW~ Ill NiW Rliiifiillhi ..... ec.r eTruck eHMter IIAKE SERVICE eAnyType c:or. • Bulldmer ... ,.. , .,., 1.2196 OUT e, ·U,$iD ~U LIFT •PARTI,w -OUTIOAJU) · 'MQrQlS . . :=rp~~ eTOOLS ' S..At UIIH GOBLE FORD Blaettnars I TA."t 1-\.ARDER.'.r • · MelropoRt•n:Moton Mid~'-"• 0. ....... anciS.IurciiJ apartment, tis rooms and bath, utihti•• iur- , IJUE TO Circwmtancts bo-1 nished, close to business dla- ; yond our coAtrol the auction : triet. no pets. shown after- i ocheduled for Saturday. Aug. noons by appointment. Phone i l7 , by the Racine A I u m n i I 992-3092. a 24 3tt Assn .• has been postpooed. FOR RENT _ Trailer- &pace _ ____ __ _ ___ I :15 2tc fur large trailer, nice patio, GUN SHOOT. Sunday, August nice neighborhood in town. 28, al the lzaak Walton Farm, Pb. 992-2319, John F. Fultz, Cbesler, spoosored by the cust St., Middleporl. 0. Chester Fire Department. j I 23 3tc - - -- -- --1 You alwaya savt more on Unico Appliances Better prices than evH on FreezerB, Refrigerators, Wa· lber-Dryer Pairs, Elee. Ran- 1 ges and Atr·Conditioaers. 15 cu. ft. Chost FREEZER - - - $195 6id1 •- _ POM:ROY 992;181 8 25 Jtp FURNISHED 5 room apart· . TH=E;,RE=-:w "'I;;LL --;-'be,.---round and ent , 1st Door, Ph. 992-6435. Jock W. Corooy, Mgr. 1 square daocinl at the MilS- ~2 South Fifth Ave .. Middle- HAY. Will also do oneUe Cafe every Fnday port, 0. 8 23 He 992-?!131. 8 12 from p. m. untli p. rn. 6 ROOM HOUSE and "'biiii, NEW SHASTA travel Beginning on August 26 · Mas· moder1, kitchen. clese to o&ette Cafe. Mason , W. Va . - -- - - AUCTION t La 4th St.. Middleport, Ohio. I Cl'ff . Ph. Gene Coleman, 742·582i 1 a , ure ! or 99.:c!-31!Ki. 8 22 file lichool House, St. Rt. 124, ev· ~ - - - - -- - - -- - - --ery Friday night at 7 p. m.• I ROOM brid duplex witb Adams Tradmg - --- ar-d Au['- P(lSt Uoa Houso. Russell Welch. .. 1e1 ma•ager. a 23 II• - - - - - - .. .._ CHICKEN Barbecut Sal urday, Sept. 3rd, n a. rn . till ???, North 2nd Ave. and Coal St. ~p~iddleport. Volu;t~r ~~· ROOM apartm..t winObalb. Ph. 992-3319. I t lfe ...:..:::..::::.=:.:....___:___:__:...:__:.________.:_:.:_:.::._ · - I, Harty A. Mtller, will Rot bt re:~pclnsible t01 any debts made by an) person other than, myself Harry A. Miller I 21 ftp .' W ::10. The oWest 2a. sun god 2i . Frendt city !!:::W 1 WANTED notice 3(. Conjunc tka 31. Decorated wall put S&. Gouip Money ond Prlreo D•livtring lhe Doily Sefttinel to ntoblishod Route llhee p f.t . Charges for pooteoaioolal _.._ - 1. ~- ~nd ·assist with care of diametera I . See!JA W tare ..... 111.- clb...- ·~· • .....,. 1:1. Au.thCI' at "A Death ia llwt nmJII" •• Playin$ a.~rnn I~ J4- ~ • 12 ~~·· ,.. ~ f' P' ff ,~. ,., .. , ~ ~ DAILl' CRl'I'TOQlJOI'I:- WANTED TO BUY LAND - Any Size 'tii'B X YGRS ... ll 8 GZ VGTB 'tii'KGZI[ GW LMGTW 1'-*er. .J's- CrJ....gotfl: JUII;M' JS iilJ'Hut TRJ: BJl8'l' 01' SERVANTS OR THE WORST OF M'A.STERS.-p.KW)M& , . . . . &laC . . . , • ., Pameroy1 0. FOR SALE! or Pn. !Mn-2201. 122 earine, Std. trana. Radio and and batb, 3 I 21 ltp bury. Ph. Wl-7450. 62 Chmolet $1095 • NOW 4 Door Sedan. va <ll&lne. std. trans. White finish with red interior, a:ood tiret, Ja• clio and beater. One Four Be.droom Hous• with 214 B•tha 5ZI3. 7:11 *' the T'IME! I IS ABBIE AND SLATS WE'RE ··cLEANING ·· $695 I. '; NOW, 50 '/OU 6tT 'IOOR TEAM , i11'115 ON HR fol\!/!50 L£li6,CJ!UCI(! -HOUSE ... 4 Door. OriJIDAI Interior Ute new, tan exterior finish, all lfOnd ti!'N heater, I cy. Std. GET YOUR '6{J C._,EVY TODAYI 57 Chevrolet $395 SPECIAL '66 PRICESI Bel Alr w••••· over red St. finJsb, vlean White inter· io,.;:. &ood tires, VB en&ine, aulomatie tram., lllr:H. ,, - ~ 1 IMPALA H. T. COUPE, white· '2495 BISCAYNE 4 DOOR SEDAN • *2295 CORVAIR HARD·TOP ·COUPE *1989 ;, . Choice of 45 .New Cc:srs & Trucks '. I Wf NEED AND WILL PAY - . Of h'EAN LATE MODEl CARS All Kinch of Good • 3 'N.-w. ''66 ,Ch~rol;t• With · .... . • ·. Buyo Allin One PlouYOIIr Chevy Dulor POMEROY MOTOR CO. Open Evenf111• ti'.M. POMEROY, OHIO 1-'--------------'L.------ OP.EN EVENINGS . UNTIL 9;09 · \ ' ' L .,. IPom,~~;v. POMEROY, . - ,. ... i 1'M HfADIN' ACR05~ llJWN RIS~ T06fTHER ...TflL '6\I"~PI'ERAIWT ll'ana.. reaJ nice. :~ 1 I , 58 Chevrolet $495 . , Finished Third Floor Floors ond Trim ol Moin Hou.. Oat Full Size Basement Two Car Garage With Finished Room Over head Gu Furno«! Heel Property in Excellent Condition Terms May lie Arranged loy hlponolble l'ortiet Location 149 South 3rd Ave., Middleport, Ohi• • Sllown loy Appointment Only Coli or S.. DAVID C. MILLER Phene 992-5191 Mlddl.,.rt, Ohl• Wrl1llhll GAYNELL WISE preperty en 1111 BtiHeraUI Avo. Pb. M- near new highway, 11 hater, &ood top. FOR TRADE IN W1nted _ _ Help _ _ ____ _ _ _ __ PIE BAKER, kitchen help, wa itress and cllr bopo. Apply ill r•rson , Crow's st.,.k 1 25 1ft House. FULL TIME cHI< and waitre,., lnquirr ot Christy Ana R... tauraol, Mliltlltport, o. Hro. 1-4 p. ID. .. H"' ID. CARPETS caa IHid life too be beautilul If you use Luotre. Rent ~ectric sham-[ pooer $1. !taker Funiture Conv. Cpe. Good tires, 8 cyl. HIGH DOWR I I JOlt • Jl 3ljl llonza SUitiOil WaJOD O!!ly 36.000 mileo and locally owaed, oew whitewall tires, white finiJh. red vinyl inter· ior, Power£lide Wasmi.non, radio and Aeater. A Warp GL With or Without Bldgs. Send Full Deocriptlon for prompt reply lo: Bo• 668.0 c/ o Doily S.nth·..t .V ANTED - Work for bulldoz. 50ME OF THE ROCK I THE CLIFFS ARe 511LL HOT 62 (orvair ·' $995 L II 0 Q B V . - 2 T~E HEAT APPEARS TO HAVE NEARLY MELTEO BOI E. BYER automatic trana. Radio ud hftter, outstandinc ~ L PLBSZLS; t 60U6EWEU. FRIEJ-JDL'/ LOAJ-J CO, 121 l'alrtane Dr. Middleport e~ne, , U r X By ART SANSOM -Chill ef ...,-.,Ollie ear in every way. DQLSUXOVS BT - · _ , POMIIOY 64 Chevelle $1495 white over jet black fillisb, like new lit line tirM, VB -...1':1. GL SapplleJ. WITH PULL IIRVICI than 31,000 . mif~s. spotleu clean intJiior beautiful AllYDLJIAAllll GW llod1 ' . 1- •. 1J IDcll 8laob eCemiDI 6 llortar e.Metol Willdowo 6 Daan eDoor rramu 6 ~ ~ MEIGS COUNTY ned aJKI only 12,000 mlles, 8 cylinder, power Jteerina:. Spotlen fawn interior, beeu· tiful maroo• finish. Radio and heater. R.T. Cpe. 1 local owner, I.e. a-'s loew te wen .. .& D)plap- q .......... SURFEJ?, I NOW IIEPRIIINTINII ImpaU. Hlu-doop. Locally ow- 59 Ponm.c • ... ~·· t/./, 8 19 6tc 65 Chevrolet $2295 700 4 Door. White over turq. finllh, Jood. tires, automatit trans. Radio, a 1 owner low mileaae ear that ia • · tn nllce. tl%~1~l ~tt,.. VJ;IV BLOCKS Worb 60 Corvair · · $595 ~ >1 I'" IIAKE SERVICE IAIIe ARgnment Shop l'armorly Grueotc 61 Rambler .. $595 29. Apporlke, 30 . Speclul 31. /,Jogry 32. Pealo a&.V""'tool ooillllg 1 1. Siberitul river 13. lt.xarJt,U., Onder & Concrete .. Mllnlt. wltile finish. priced to move lo LOlf8rJILI.OW OM leU... ....p l y - for lhloo . . .pleA!ofw the three L'o. X f<f' 1M t - O'o. et.. S t o g i e - traphie., the lelletll .... fOl ~ Ill. tile W'OIW ~ . . lliMI. llach . , the oade .etten .-e ....... _ id. Ph. 192--31i116 between o and 6 only for appointment inlerView. Do not apply unless ;expE-rieACed. ~. H alt I'" U . Female MIDDLE AGED LADY to live in, 4e housework. laundry 6. Act& 7. Girl" s name ,,. " meaaurl!ll CALL WY2-2156 llti.Siotloo JI.Pri.nter'8 dots Z/. Edible root. ottho ~ 'l.: moldinr 4:1. Booth •2. Hebrew Eo~n ....... Skot'f'ed 1nd ....... 9H-H7. Cullom I floooo, I eyl Std. tnns. Radio and beater", vinyl interior trim, Jike new W.W. tires. Light grtoen over '""" t . H t!brew For Tile 11t1t In 62 Comet · · · · $7_ 65 124 iO. E!-aha~ In Rutland To '1:r:b.. 5. OK BUYS! GASUL INI! ALLEY RII'PL.E$ .... 2l. Duok 1'4 33. PubHc 36. LilUe child BOY or GIRl .--.dway ,. eormec t 30. lllllarg lftl ................. • .. n.. toouiiOiiiOiiiOi,...,l • 2.- ~ s . AbWldaat 28 · H . Falled t.o . _..J ..__ 22.- DAflY CR0 SSW 0 RD ACII088 AUCTION, Friday and Satur- 1. Potticoot clay. Aug. :16-27 slartin1 18 D. '- """' S.T., 5 miiH north af Bevf"f- e. PMlgue · 10. Foot 1oevw ly, 0 , RL 76, N. Anhquea, l 2. Bird o< c~Ue c10rs items, mcludiRK prey furniture, glass. ~ !ephones . 13. LoJJg. UJ: yoks, lamps, clocks, , veheutt'n t 11peu .h round tables, many itmes not u . Alwayn listed. Kenneth and Chioe 1~. Sprite Welsch, owners, Goddard, 16. At home ' 17 . MW:lic note auctiontter. l8. o regoa 8 23 3tc 1 dt,. -- - · en, ealf·hood 't'aceinated to lteshel in September, Buekley, Coolville, 0. I :II Sle garage, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, 0., Ph. m-5127. Ill lie i Most-For·Yovr-Monoy 2 Door. Low Dlileage by Jo. b i!ul d rk 1966 model, electric brakes•il tal owner. eaut a All'l B d green ovf'r light ,creen. Like IWRing, .,_ roa way whitewaU tira,. apoUese Middleport. Ph. 992-!>92. ibterior, 155 b.p. 6 cyl& :Ill . engine, itandanl transmission, radio, healer, real ONE % Charolais bull, 16 nice . . months old, 10 Holsleil heif- school. c•rner of LincoiR and I 23 3tc All Moclela At Reduced Prlc.s ~ 1.\J THE' IJi!ITER AIJP IM A ttlLL \\J!iTER WHEEL .AUGNMENT (Th.,n.-Fri..SatJ d k Save at Lan mar IFURNISHED N0\0 QVI£!; ~~ SWJDS EXPERIENCED Notice EEk I Mll!a I . ' ·'. i ' l 'I• -"""" ly IRANNII _ '[w �, ~., ·! . \· ... ·~. ' ; , ;., -~~- . .. .., ' J·" 'I . '--Gei- --· Extfa Cash·The Want ·Ad .. 'L ·l'ervices ·-- --- . f ;IJ . ~ . ·····--·-' -' ' ' JWANlM ....._ ....... ...... .......... , , CAitCALLAtiOMI coaai~;.TIOflfl . ' WNI 1M •cnptall until t1M A. M. Pllt' IDIW' .. ......... ,.,., . , ....... . . ........ .........,..,. ,_ ,... ......, •* _ n. ,......., ,...,....... ...tMtiiRtlll lrrwn .. . .. ntt~r , . , W'e,_ - l.... II "" Oto}~j. I 1 ;,cAIJ. .-U1 •l'lOPL_, SPRINT .DICK RAWLINGS LI'L ABNER llAETTNARS HI . . ,...._..... t.r _ . . . . . . . . . · - ' ' " ' lhNf11e.. 4 t;H I s.ms .. :QM.i I ' BOIICAT ....... H . , "''"'..,.............. ' M.SO SP.ORT P ...IICIIt... U•YLA110111 H~NDA DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES · ,. IIIAD .. IIIU ......., ......... ' " ' "' M. I CAN " LY '>OU 10 11-<E rt. COAS.T, CHEAPER THAN MlaiWIUm Cit•,.. .. nnfl 11 Centl ,., .,.,,. ter r•rM C• MCUtl" l ....rtl.,_ M .. ---· .. . . .I.. , INFOIMAuUN ~~ ....••~ ::. -.." I A>N I!>IG COMP/:.N~ !! RADIATOR HI . Ul'll OIHeURI OR Plllll . . ena •• ,... wnfllll •• .., .. IXPEliENCED t;AID 01' JHANKI • OaiiiJARt•l ll.U fllr M worO m1111mum. lech :MIIIIIhiMI ftl'4 1c. SERVICE WHEn AliGNMENT OFFICI MOUIIJ a:• . . t;a A. M, r. I :H P. M. ii1Ur 14111H'Al' M . . . U:tt IIHII IT'I JCI aAIT TO I"LACa A liiUL r P'•oaucu•• WANT AD PHONE WY 2-2156 SEW~ Ill NiW Rliiifiillhi ..... ec.r eTruck eHMter IIAKE SERVICE eAnyType c:or. • Bulldmer ... ,.. , .,., 1.2196 OUT e, ·U,$iD ~U LIFT •PARTI,w -OUTIOAJU) · 'MQrQlS . . :=rp~~ eTOOLS ' S..At UIIH GOBLE FORD Blaettnars I TA."t 1-\.ARDER.'.r • · MelropoRt•n:Moton Mid~'-"• 0. ....... anciS.IurciiJ apartment, tis rooms and bath, utihti•• iur- , IJUE TO Circwmtancts bo-1 nished, close to business dla- ; yond our coAtrol the auction : triet. no pets. shown after- i ocheduled for Saturday. Aug. noons by appointment. Phone i l7 , by the Racine A I u m n i I 992-3092. a 24 3tt Assn .• has been postpooed. FOR RENT _ Trailer- &pace _ ____ __ _ ___ I :15 2tc fur large trailer, nice patio, GUN SHOOT. Sunday, August nice neighborhood in town. 28, al the lzaak Walton Farm, Pb. 992-2319, John F. Fultz, Cbesler, spoosored by the cust St., Middleporl. 0. Chester Fire Department. j I 23 3tc - - -- -- --1 You alwaya savt more on Unico Appliances Better prices than evH on FreezerB, Refrigerators, Wa· lber-Dryer Pairs, Elee. Ran- 1 ges and Atr·Conditioaers. 15 cu. ft. Chost FREEZER - - - $195 6id1 •- _ POM:ROY 992;181 8 25 Jtp FURNISHED 5 room apart· . TH=E;,RE=-:w "'I;;LL --;-'be,.---round and ent , 1st Door, Ph. 992-6435. Jock W. Corooy, Mgr. 1 square daocinl at the MilS- ~2 South Fifth Ave .. Middle- HAY. Will also do oneUe Cafe every Fnday port, 0. 8 23 He 992-?!131. 8 12 from p. m. untli p. rn. 6 ROOM HOUSE and "'biiii, NEW SHASTA travel Beginning on August 26 · Mas· moder1, kitchen. clese to o&ette Cafe. Mason , W. Va . - -- - - AUCTION t La 4th St.. Middleport, Ohio. I Cl'ff . Ph. Gene Coleman, 742·582i 1 a , ure ! or 99.:c!-31!Ki. 8 22 file lichool House, St. Rt. 124, ev· ~ - - - - -- - - -- - - --ery Friday night at 7 p. m.• I ROOM brid duplex witb Adams Tradmg - --- ar-d Au['- P(lSt Uoa Houso. Russell Welch. .. 1e1 ma•ager. a 23 II• - - - - - - .. .._ CHICKEN Barbecut Sal urday, Sept. 3rd, n a. rn . till ???, North 2nd Ave. and Coal St. ~p~iddleport. Volu;t~r ~~· ROOM apartm..t winObalb. Ph. 992-3319. I t lfe ...:..:::..::::.=:.:....___:___:__:...:__:.________.:_:.:_:.::._ · - I, Harty A. Mtller, will Rot bt re:~pclnsible t01 any debts made by an) person other than, myself Harry A. Miller I 21 ftp .' W ::10. The oWest 2a. sun god 2i . Frendt city !!:::W 1 WANTED notice 3(. Conjunc tka 31. Decorated wall put S&. Gouip Money ond Prlreo D•livtring lhe Doily Sefttinel to ntoblishod Route llhee p f.t . Charges for pooteoaioolal _.._ - 1. ~- ~nd ·assist with care of diametera I . See!JA W tare ..... 111.- clb...- ·~· • .....,. 1:1. Au.thCI' at "A Death ia llwt nmJII" •• Playin$ a.~rnn I~ J4- ~ • 12 ~~·· ,.. ~ f' P' ff ,~. ,., .. , ~ ~ DAILl' CRl'I'TOQlJOI'I:- WANTED TO BUY LAND - Any Size 'tii'B X YGRS ... ll 8 GZ VGTB 'tii'KGZI[ GW LMGTW 1'-*er. .J's- CrJ....gotfl: JUII;M' JS iilJ'Hut TRJ: BJl8'l' 01' SERVANTS OR THE WORST OF M'A.STERS.-p.KW)M& , . . . . &laC . . . , • ., Pameroy1 0. FOR SALE! or Pn. !Mn-2201. 122 earine, Std. trana. Radio and and batb, 3 I 21 ltp bury. Ph. Wl-7450. 62 Chmolet $1095 • NOW 4 Door Sedan. va <ll&lne. std. trans. White finish with red interior, a:ood tiret, Ja• clio and beater. One Four Be.droom Hous• with 214 B•tha 5ZI3. 7:11 *' the T'IME! I IS ABBIE AND SLATS WE'RE ··cLEANING ·· $695 I. '; NOW, 50 '/OU 6tT 'IOOR TEAM , i11'115 ON HR fol\!/!50 L£li6,CJ!UCI(! -HOUSE ... 4 Door. OriJIDAI Interior Ute new, tan exterior finish, all lfOnd ti!'N heater, I cy. Std. GET YOUR '6{J C._,EVY TODAYI 57 Chevrolet $395 SPECIAL '66 PRICESI Bel Alr w••••· over red St. finJsb, vlean White inter· io,.;:. &ood tires, VB en&ine, aulomatie tram., lllr:H. ,, - ~ 1 IMPALA H. T. COUPE, white· '2495 BISCAYNE 4 DOOR SEDAN • *2295 CORVAIR HARD·TOP ·COUPE *1989 ;, . Choice of 45 .New Cc:srs & Trucks '. I Wf NEED AND WILL PAY - . Of h'EAN LATE MODEl CARS All Kinch of Good • 3 'N.-w. ''66 ,Ch~rol;t• With · .... . • ·. Buyo Allin One PlouYOIIr Chevy Dulor POMEROY MOTOR CO. Open Evenf111• ti'.M. POMEROY, OHIO 1-'--------------'L.------ OP.EN EVENINGS . UNTIL 9;09 · \ ' ' L .,. IPom,~~;v. POMEROY, . - ,. ... i 1'M HfADIN' ACR05~ llJWN RIS~ T06fTHER ...TflL '6\I"~PI'ERAIWT ll'ana.. reaJ nice. :~ 1 I , 58 Chevrolet $495 . , Finished Third Floor Floors ond Trim ol Moin Hou.. Oat Full Size Basement Two Car Garage With Finished Room Over head Gu Furno«! Heel Property in Excellent Condition Terms May lie Arranged loy hlponolble l'ortiet Location 149 South 3rd Ave., Middleport, Ohi• • Sllown loy Appointment Only Coli or S.. DAVID C. MILLER Phene 992-5191 Mlddl.,.rt, Ohl• Wrl1llhll GAYNELL WISE preperty en 1111 BtiHeraUI Avo. Pb. M- near new highway, 11 hater, &ood top. FOR TRADE IN W1nted _ _ Help _ _ ____ _ _ _ __ PIE BAKER, kitchen help, wa itress and cllr bopo. Apply ill r•rson , Crow's st.,.k 1 25 1ft House. FULL TIME cHI< and waitre,., lnquirr ot Christy Ana R... tauraol, Mliltlltport, o. Hro. 1-4 p. ID. .. H"' ID. CARPETS caa IHid life too be beautilul If you use Luotre. Rent ~ectric sham-[ pooer $1. !taker Funiture Conv. Cpe. Good tires, 8 cyl. HIGH DOWR I I JOlt • Jl 3ljl llonza SUitiOil WaJOD O!!ly 36.000 mileo and locally owaed, oew whitewall tires, white finiJh. red vinyl inter· ior, Power£lide Wasmi.non, radio and Aeater. A Warp GL With or Without Bldgs. Send Full Deocriptlon for prompt reply lo: Bo• 668.0 c/ o Doily S.nth·..t .V ANTED - Work for bulldoz. 50ME OF THE ROCK I THE CLIFFS ARe 511LL HOT 62 (orvair ·' $995 L II 0 Q B V . - 2 T~E HEAT APPEARS TO HAVE NEARLY MELTEO BOI E. BYER automatic trana. Radio ud hftter, outstandinc ~ L PLBSZLS; t 60U6EWEU. FRIEJ-JDL'/ LOAJ-J CO, 121 l'alrtane Dr. Middleport e~ne, , U r X By ART SANSOM -Chill ef ...,-.,Ollie ear in every way. DQLSUXOVS BT - · _ , POMIIOY 64 Chevelle $1495 white over jet black fillisb, like new lit line tirM, VB -...1':1. GL SapplleJ. WITH PULL IIRVICI than 31,000 . mif~s. spotleu clean intJiior beautiful AllYDLJIAAllll GW llod1 ' . 1- •. 1J IDcll 8laob eCemiDI 6 llortar e.Metol Willdowo 6 Daan eDoor rramu 6 ~ ~ MEIGS COUNTY ned aJKI only 12,000 mlles, 8 cylinder, power Jteerina:. Spotlen fawn interior, beeu· tiful maroo• finish. Radio and heater. R.T. Cpe. 1 local owner, I.e. a-'s loew te wen .. .& D)plap- q .......... SURFEJ?, I NOW IIEPRIIINTINII ImpaU. Hlu-doop. Locally ow- 59 Ponm.c • ... ~·· t/./, 8 19 6tc 65 Chevrolet $2295 700 4 Door. White over turq. finllh, Jood. tires, automatit trans. Radio, a 1 owner low mileaae ear that ia • · tn nllce. tl%~1~l ~tt,.. VJ;IV BLOCKS Worb 60 Corvair · · $595 ~ >1 I'" IIAKE SERVICE IAIIe ARgnment Shop l'armorly Grueotc 61 Rambler .. $595 29. Apporlke, 30 . Speclul 31. /,Jogry 32. Pealo a&.V""'tool ooillllg 1 1. Siberitul river 13. lt.xarJt,U., Onder & Concrete .. Mllnlt. wltile finish. priced to move lo LOlf8rJILI.OW OM leU... ....p l y - for lhloo . . .pleA!ofw the three L'o. X f<f' 1M t - O'o. et.. S t o g i e - traphie., the lelletll .... fOl ~ Ill. tile W'OIW ~ . . lliMI. llach . , the oade .etten .-e ....... _ id. Ph. 192--31i116 between o and 6 only for appointment inlerView. Do not apply unless ;expE-rieACed. ~. H alt I'" U . Female MIDDLE AGED LADY to live in, 4e housework. laundry 6. Act& 7. Girl" s name ,,. " meaaurl!ll CALL WY2-2156 llti.Siotloo JI.Pri.nter'8 dots Z/. Edible root. ottho ~ 'l.: moldinr 4:1. Booth •2. Hebrew Eo~n ....... Skot'f'ed 1nd ....... 9H-H7. Cullom I floooo, I eyl Std. tnns. Radio and beater", vinyl interior trim, Jike new W.W. tires. Light grtoen over '""" t . H t!brew For Tile 11t1t In 62 Comet · · · · $7_ 65 124 iO. E!-aha~ In Rutland To '1:r:b.. 5. OK BUYS! GASUL INI! ALLEY RII'PL.E$ .... 2l. Duok 1'4 33. PubHc 36. LilUe child BOY or GIRl .--.dway ,. eormec t 30. lllllarg lftl ................. • .. n.. toouiiOiiiOiiiOi,...,l • 2.- ~ s . AbWldaat 28 · H . Falled t.o . _..J ..__ 22.- DAflY CR0 SSW 0 RD ACII088 AUCTION, Friday and Satur- 1. Potticoot clay. Aug. :16-27 slartin1 18 D. '- """' S.T., 5 miiH north af Bevf"f- e. PMlgue · 10. Foot 1oevw ly, 0 , RL 76, N. Anhquea, l 2. Bird o< c~Ue c10rs items, mcludiRK prey furniture, glass. ~ !ephones . 13. LoJJg. UJ: yoks, lamps, clocks, , veheutt'n t 11peu .h round tables, many itmes not u . Alwayn listed. Kenneth and Chioe 1~. Sprite Welsch, owners, Goddard, 16. At home ' 17 . MW:lic note auctiontter. l8. o regoa 8 23 3tc 1 dt,. -- - · en, ealf·hood 't'aceinated to lteshel in September, Buekley, Coolville, 0. I :II Sle garage, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, 0., Ph. m-5127. Ill lie i Most-For·Yovr-Monoy 2 Door. Low Dlileage by Jo. b i!ul d rk 1966 model, electric brakes•il tal owner. eaut a All'l B d green ovf'r light ,creen. Like IWRing, .,_ roa way whitewaU tira,. apoUese Middleport. Ph. 992-!>92. ibterior, 155 b.p. 6 cyl& :Ill . engine, itandanl transmission, radio, healer, real ONE % Charolais bull, 16 nice . . months old, 10 Holsleil heif- school. c•rner of LincoiR and I 23 3tc All Moclela At Reduced Prlc.s ~ 1.\J THE' IJi!ITER AIJP IM A ttlLL \\J!iTER WHEEL .AUGNMENT (Th.,n.-Fri..SatJ d k Save at Lan mar IFURNISHED N0\0 QVI£!; ~~ SWJDS EXPERIENCED Notice EEk I Mll!a I . ' ·'. i ' l 'I• -"""" ly IRANNII _ '[w �\ \, I ,. . I, , .. ' ' ' t , ) :. : ·:.}. ' f'i ~·":··f' ' r ·,• . 1 -· '· ~ 1- .,_ .. ''·'it'·.• fY -" ~ ·. ' ' ' •y •" I . : f' '', ,. .' . ' '• ' ' r'! Tb 11-'~Nlatm ..• • SIX 111 :..,.. ---~--- FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1966 NO. 92 o.rists <'. MasoN w.- vn. Drive·ln ' TONIGHT thru FRIDA'I' i CAPE KENNEDY ~­ A Titan 3C rocket . ··' . ed with ejzht military • · ·., : munlcations sallelliteo plodcd a mlnulle at t ,_ · launcb today, sbowe . ·' smoking debrts over the .; !antic. , - Printzess Man . Pomeroy Otwle TONIGHT NOT OPEN 'I ~RIDAY and SATURDAY Mr. Douglas Lang of Printzess Company August 26·27 - "THE GHOST AND MR. CHICKEN" (Teehnicolorl Don Knotts Mr. Douqlas Lanq of the Printzess Company wiiJ ·be on our 2i1d ··•\., Floor - Friday and S1turcl•v. Come in and see the complete , I - Joan Staley "TAFFY AND THE JUNGLE HUNTER" A \ I ; (Tecbnicolor J Jacques Bergtrac Printzess line of Coats for the new season. Mr. Lanq Is well known here as he has been sellinq and fittinQ and advisinq on this line in our store for many years. Come._!llld •selec:t .acflljl' . coat, on the second floor, Frld1y, Auq. 26th 1nd S.turdly, Aut. i 27th- from 9:00A.M. to 5:00P.M. [ yOUR pR£5CRIPTJ0N Miss SUsan Ebersbach Philadelphia, Pa. Is the guest her aunt and uncle, Mr. Mrs. Ben Neutzling, RGl\N \M H\S10R'f 1\ll B\GGES1 Bl ELBERFELDS IN POM.EROY Mrs. Kapple is Hostess to Church Society Drive ToEiberfelds In Pomeroy For Your Boys and Girls; School Clothes •• Big Selections- Well Known Qualities · ,. -In Every Department. . The Store Is Open Friday From 9 AM to 8 PM and Saturday 9 AM to 9 PM·· A Good Time For Your Family Shopping. •' 6 u ~ SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS WY 2-2955 112 E. Moln 4 Regi•tercd Pharmacists to Serve You Mrs. Lena Ebersbach ed home Wednesday, after spending a couple of days with Mrs. William Wells of Ball Rull. m~a. conducted by Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Kincaid ~:n:e~ , th ial and danghter, Cynthls and Mrs, ll1'llljf e soc Gibbons ef Wyandotte, MJch., wltb prlzel awarded to ,.... Wednesday guesls of Mrs. Mrs. Master, Mrs. Leifhell and Ray SeideoabeL Mrs. Louis . Osborae. menta were served by the Iwstess aasisted by ber daughter, to those named above CALLED TO COLUMBUS Mr. and Mn. WID Myers Mlddleport were called lo CoSlanley BIH lumbus Thuraday by the Mrs. A. L. Phelps. of Mrs. Myer'a nephew, Terry W. Dawson, wbo llllfered heart altact Wednf!llda1 mom- I Chester Grone.. Will Elect New Officers Soon Chester Gr111e mel In regu- lar aeasloa Tuesday tveDintl llarr)' Holler, worthy mal· II prealdlni. Your Full Service Bank Is ••• OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Sen!ltlfl K1lgr Collfltil frir OWl' H Y- lfember F•clcral a.- ,..... Jlember Ftdorol D•pooK1 - Go1po1JIIoR meeting opened In ritualform. A -CODilmmlt:aUOI!II read from llale master, lnt~:ard ol raollllkllll to be seat alate. A discussion wu Ill the lime for ltale ol One appeal for aid wu anIt 'I'll 1111101Dced thai Pomoaa Gruge would Frf. .: . Young Men's Permanent PNIS Oxford Cloth Dreu Shirts, Sollcl Color ancl White $4.95-Wolllltl'l StNtch Nylon Carcllgon Swe~tw $3.95. Extra laf8e Sl- $5.95, Sllpovm to Moltch $2.95-MIM fllhlenatlly BlouHI Never NMCit Inning, ShM 32 to 38, $2.f5 New Shipment of LUll... In SlyiM for Men ....1. Women IMn's Pormenont P.- White D.- Shirts $3.95-Young Men's Pormollllll PNN Scheol SII!Ckl in SliM 29 to 42, Slim Cut with Cuffs 1ncl Belt Loop• Mocl Turtle N11c:k Coller ~nit · lhlrlt for High School ond Collll' Ages $2.95-Brullhed Denim Schlrpo Lintel Jlcket. In Young Men'a anc1 lop S'111 Fine New S.l~~c:tlon of Wembley Tlu for Ml!n 1ncl Beys for $1.50 encl $2.50 Mtn'l IM!hor llllfol~ $1.99 Speclel Group Women's Honclbego, S11111rt Styl11, the new Celora $1.95-Cellucloutl Qu1llly Melli •• ' Peels In full ancl Twin hcl S'- 1'111" Flttecl Stylet 300-Shlet Peele Note leek filler .90-T'Wrlst Welch• for Men encl Wamen, lop encl Glrlt-Wutclex Alorm Clock, llectrlc end Spring Wlfti ·· Betuty Mill S..mleu Nylon Stockings 99-Shtnment Reyon PlftiiM In Regular SIJ!II .5,._;.. Colllpltte . S.loctlon of Bellform Bruin All Slm $1.00 141 $6.00-llg lfoys up to 1110 13 White Crew Stlclcs i ~lit ·' ' $1.00 B1nlon One Sl10 Solid Coler D.-- Socks 69c Mint Nylon Rib Ww Solid C.lor D~ Socb69. , . -See the New Glllllte lteror thet Sh•v• with • lind of Siiilnl• ....1-Young Men'o ' Velour • &;oiil SIN~ Sport Shirts $1.95 1ncl $9.95 IIVI SIZ.S I to 20 Never lren Lone 11..... lpal;t Shirts ~;s.,.. · Young Mtn'1 lnnhlcl Mohair ancl Wool c.rcll•n Swellln $14.9S-I'IelclcNII ' Dur•lo Ne 1..-i'' ..... .l . In full ond Twin hcl IIZM Aulemfllc Electric IIMbts In Fun er Twin lell lilA ... lh4i Ill Solectlot11 of Glrlt D,_, Pre-School Sl101, School Girl IIIIi Ship In 1-r Deplrtment on lveiy Fl-. Nowl •. Save in Our August ft~rnit~i'e Sgfef . Let Us Outfit Your Home •• Use Our Sfmsi&fe .Credit Servicel . . ' .R.,0 . ' -.·:'tlBE ·:1·'g·· ·-. ·. ·y, .. · - I .";' ,t. .. . !1., • .' I ;, • ..- ' I '• i J_ H.-~- . " ::M '. : ' E .. ~ ' "'v ' - ', - . !,;o. ,_ . . · • . I I .~ ' ,. •• I j' · -, � 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 25, 1966