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(ConHnued I VOU .MIIIII'I'~ flU probably UKf~.IET rass, orehJ thy. Best lim< just as S04 fill'i iPOR'IS CAR liiAT ONIDE EEN10 'T¥10 .cARS, r,l QIISIIRE! ~ FOR PA~~ING A D06 SCRA'ItHIN6 FLEA5 IN 11£ MIDDLE O' 1)ERMD! ~~~~ Leader · COPTAIN · EA.Vf b 1A nw If You Car V Cars, t Alllo~ Deal. 1965 I terior, sion, r. local c NO, BUT EET toUND WOR6E TIIAN 1!.1E PEENK PLA6UE! """",...... 1965 E Turquc dard t1 wheel car. _ I P AltADE - A large ·and appreclalive crowd witnes~ the Fourtb annujl Labor Day parade sponsored Monday by the Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department and Emergency ~quad IJPik~lll\)~~ P-!!!11'TIIY· .$,C~II~ ~N.~ . .tl!e w·~ IF~ ··.-~el<l ;IIQ far C!D the last holiday of the ~ummer, included legion members from the . Midllepo~. Pomel'pf, 1J11At ~ . ,~ W v~ yo~·•ta~P.'ll1 ~ , j,tit)J., tl!d bicycles. Be,~_~ds from South em, Rutland, Middleport, Pomeroy and Eastern High 3choola took part iii ,~, ~~- A lai-ge CJ"OWd alae! ja~li"fWW. •!I the afl4 n to watch a firefigbting demonstr atlon on the parking lots.- Sentinel Photos. MMWEEK: ·. TilE. GREEtl GLOCIMAIS••. 1964 B Dayton sion, r< 1964 c 6 cyl., one ov 1964 F WAGO Standa1 owner 1964 c Saddle trans., 1963 ' '. ' 'tOLl WON'T GUE, MISS SCHWARTZ! I'VE \lUST BOJGHT A~Lir.J0 C~­ PORI\iiON! 1 z!j;;<w :J ooe..2:, 11-lTEREg"r IN . , a; :ti' .. ooe-- "::Ia ~~~~~r:~ ~IZ!: twP. ~· ;r~·WiOi ·~ r;~~llie~~ c ~· they · pa.' P"E_allel.. <'. ·- • .,· ·- ' • lilal ·•kll!U, >.whieh cloMd , It troliod an a... ·. 10, millis north in~en . •• ho U.S. IIJ ... ~· April I, ... m.~. ol. Sllgcn 011 ~. lee . p. .~ .. lj)Ok~ ~G~ 1 drop of...,.. than •• Jill .., •~ " loi.Or """'"--.tnml QJilun ~i. ~- 8111!-.R'~a jn. C<~m~s .Miso llr"; ln.. •.flf~'' kt~ ~ tbe lex of 500 11!9':ks J!r.oiHI: ~ ~ ~tr~ n<mtra.l .10118 se~, .up !1J 1951, D!i\(.Jitnelaverap o;t ., lnd!II'J ~ed £11M IMIJik fll!l OOVI C#per IMQg iJelil; ~ o!IN!rmmtr~ White, o-m atic wall tirl lUI 1963 p SPORT A mow••r.t\o)l'!l' p!Jrl Da of a '*' 1(;ie.l ~ Jr41tallpn near SUndown Molidi\Y only' 15 miles Record 6}2 S.>lllill-! Tlie ltr!l<• ~ f<onJ N"'!J aouth-oouthwest of the sprawl· ing jH. airbase on the coast J{' ~ miles .JIOJ'th~ast e.I goa. ' ~po]leii!IJCI) said the !:9~·· , ". •, , , , • 1 n1st lroopo were caught In opl!n I!Eln.ING, w. VA.- OHIO ' ~ l country after a· lhreHIM bstll I·-... I J . llllU Rhodes, a cqal e In swa1J1Py 1ow....,. ml '1""" loft Pre81•-1 Jo"·· ,r . · . ••••••t Marinea · and 0""Yd'llso Ill OJI;o"'M~ ' ~ ' \ 'i~udit~ l:lTjntantrymeJt. T/le ;Ctl\ln '~!.me~ to I'd~ soniel Amel'icJn·!ll · ts set~ aU- m.ftreli a iesumplloo or be8.y If, · Wei! VI~ and """" ' time •'·bor Day bigbw!IY aOaC!I/ ffgbting · io lht'' vital norll!ern ·-·~nets • · "~ ,_ the·. weekend, dywg · ; prov~ · at the ,annual L~· toll· . during of S<_Julb."VIet Nam. bor ,DBf celel!raHon '' <lcllebtf,Y ill:,tr~ ~ .a\ ~be :~'fie, 15,2 .~0»11 ~er North Par~. .. : ,. . ,. w Ill. "'!" ·•v\!ri,. el8bl' i»fnqii/i. . VIet ~~ ~oilii4Jy, pro1Jably ~es focusoed on ilnem- J.11 ,wQ . ~ tori holiday I!IVO!Ving weU. ciYer 500 U.S. ploylnent, wan11n1 Jhe JIIJ!l'!n Jd"". tli recon1 to fall this year. planes. was lour. less than the thaqltey OIWit plan IIQW to .JII'IIt . Willi ~!!! r.eporlll of fatal ..,. record U6 fiOWJJ on ~ug. 211. ~ vide ' il secuf.e. fu~ ~or.... t!Jelr ,ddents still . ~0JIIin8 .ln•. a Unit- Air Force F'l)l5 Thunderclilef children. He . llild .~very ell!ll:l ' ~ . Pre)\1 InCei'J)!!IIcilal ·~bala· l ftghrer.Jl9'1'ber wu ~ _ In must <>~' •riad~ J''lr~ll'' (,t. j jliln;M!!Wed .al.leUJ. OJ2 pefsOnS 1~. I( the r•lds boil .il~ jlllol train today's youth, ..as weil .OJ , were ldii<!i .lillilJiiwajr 'lliBhiJ)s m~ quickly rescueif " by a to e4ucate !bern so they. ean jiletween f P·!'l. Friday ' and beiicopter. get and hold/ a job. . . . · ' ~midnight Mlll!day. · . · . : Witb late "'l'"'tll of fatal I WEATHER MIAMI-$0PICAL STORM 1 a~llll IIlli. ~ In, a Partly cloud,)' toaJc!!t, law «Greta re~ a weakJbw ,eo- ; Vnl!ell Prus .1Dt4natiooull ta· WedDeldly mcillly IIRDJ, day bot ;..,lhermen said 'her I balathm Uo1feil ·at ·~w ilZ lUIIe temperature eUaae· "t wer sfE er, w~i 1962 , , light b ! llfe n 'i:iyi!Jn, "If, I e ·. b'·ways ' g S . al ta\tj missior See 1961 ~~ t1' WA® OUR BOARDING IIO'USB b~ Bill F:reyse a•i. missipr il5. steerjn• =ce~~to:£ ~ ~hemlcals. 1954 [ With ,d old du1 storm .. . ·. . 10 Bl TO ! . ne •;e~i new 11> : A Salem, Va. woman was fa· tally jnjured In a three-car ac· .r.!dent late Friday nlght on HI. lJJi>lwo Jlld slx-tenlm miles west of the Gallla county line In Jackson county. Five other persons were Injured. Dead on anival at Holzer H .• 1 Mr C . wc·t osp•;a was 114 I 1813 McCas. 1 ame A ''' e,. .:.:. id tifiu eyt· vbe., tahc ~"'ck,IDI!0 to enfthca~:te~' he a ~ ~·: 0 ; clt60 18 · w~y pa ro .tht "tr"'tfi a f 18n1. coun-f tys seven a c a ·'Jty 0 llltltl · An ll·year..,ld Gallla county girl was killed Sunday af~noo . n .In a mllk-~ck.car colh· slon at Cbe junction of Rts. 50 aill,! 33 In Athens county. Dead Is tlnda Kath'erlne Nlda, daugh· ~ llf \lfr. and Mrs. James H. Nlda of Thurman. James H. Nlda, ~. was ad· mlited to Holzer Hospital at 7:30 p.m. Sanday after being tran•ferred from Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens. He suffered a ·dislocated right hlp and fractl!red right leg. atruck another westbound car His son, James H. Nida, Jr., driven by Nancy J. Daly, 22, 9, was admitted to Holzer Ho,. of 1125 Pilot St.. Roanoke, Va. pltat at 5 p.m. Monday after No one in the Daly car was in· transfer from the aame hospit- jored. . al. He suffered fractures of Everly~ B. White, Salem, Va., both Jess. Both father and son, was ad!mtted to Holzer. Hosplt· were. plnn~d in the truck. Th~lr al W1th a fractured .pelVIS, frac· condition IS reported as satis· lured nose, dislocation and fracfactory . •·-1 the r'ght ankle , multi·. . owe o I The Athe118 county acctdeot pie lacerations of the face and occurredwhenthebrakesonthe neck and a bruised chest. milk truck''driven by Nida fail- His wife, Hilda White, 41, had ed and the vehicle siruck a both less fractured and suffer· ked t th · cti '''t'lp Ie . Iace~at'Jons. Both par car a e JUn on oI ed row Rts. 50 and 33. are reported m satisfactory con· The Jackson patrol post said dl!Jon. . the Jackson coonty fatal ace~· Frank LeMaster, 29, Loram, dent occurred •.t . 11 p.m. Frr· w:'" admitted to the hosp1ta~ day when a car,dnven by Frank With a lractu1~ neck, tractor· LeMaster, 29,··.' Lorain, pulled ed .Jell leg and multiple Iacerout to pass a lme of eastbound atlons. traffic and collided head · on Jay 5ammons, 46. Lorain. with a westboWld car driven by a passenger in the LeMaster Evelyn H White, 4ll of 1813 car, was admitted to the hospitMcCauley Ave.• Salem, Va. a! with a fractured lefl leg. AnJackson officers said the I.e- other passenger in the LeMasMasrer car went off the right into Dayloll Cars were parked side of lhe highway Into a two' deep :n many places along ditch, continued on and !ben the way. i - •,· wilt 1'1:1 ::~:rv~~od~c!or;;AHSa=~ ~f~of :~~-r=1 Coolville Man Has Accident In Pomeroy A Coolvillt man was cited 10 Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar's Court Jn a charge of falling to h~ve his vehicle under control followin• a' one-car accident at • I a.m. Su.lday on Nye-Ave Gary Van Meter 28 was. reportedlytraveling;outhonNyeAve whe., he losl control of hls car · and 1·t hit a telephone pole ' traveled 80 more feet and hit' another pole. There was heavy dama~e to Van Meter car, but 110 injuries were reported . Olin Partlow, Pomeroy, was arrested 011 an intoxication charge and Jack Spires, Pomero on a s eeding char e in 0~~r WOf'k~nd arresls. g ' 14 ' \ . . . . . 11 LA.N..:ASTER. Oblo (UP!) -· ''Wben Y"" vote, do what "J time talki".·f w1th newsmen at I ic Sen. Frank J . Lausche 1mPftllident Johnson had a great best for your country" - and the Dayton airport, often were mediately fOt out of the receiv· 77~ L4bor fJ,ay bi Ohio. III!Dle 8llljl'p jabs at the Grand within 10 leet of each other but lng line f,,. a lengthy chat and the nation's mOlt He' patted the prlze.wlnnlng Old PBl'ly - "U you don't like never excllanged greetings dur- Rhodes lef• to address a United led the n,tlon yearllng calve• at the Moot- Democrali< propserlty. vote for ing thet 'me. Mine Workers picnic across the . !raffle. go.ml!l)' CO!J)Jty Fair and U>e the oljler part~ Jlld they will Robert Shamansky, who Is state in Bdlaire. vjcltrna, YOUII8 Her!Ords and ~ c~t- give·.!ou probloms of another running f~r Congress from a Co- From then on, il wss a Demobad D tie 111001(1 and arunted 'l!ontent- ldnd. . lumbus d:olrlct, fell really left era tic show With Johnson, who 29, Jllitloil eiliy as~ Prulden1 took their The po!INclans were deUgbt- out. He said It was "great" that carried Ohio by a record rna'28 and Pen118y!vaniiJ J halter, WJJJked around Jlld In· ed, allhoiJib some felt Cbe state- Johnson made mne speeches to jorlty two years ago, busy re• , 1specled them. He observed dlp- wide candidate. could have been the big crowds that jnmmed the establlsnmg rapport with BuellOnly Alaska Jlld New Hamp- lomalically tbat Ohio seemed to Cllven better exposure at the big streets d1 his district "but he eye people he hasn't visited, exthe 71-hotD' boll. bave helt.r calves tllan were rallies span~ by labor or· didn't meuiidn my name" unill cept bri•fly when a tornado a alnJle tralftc fa- on · tile Texas ranches when pnlzatloM In Dayton and Lan- the elgllth stop struck Tol<'do in 1865. · _ ! somebody ll'ked it catlle made caster. Johnson Dew into Dayton He lhaiiKed the 3,000 at the iecord for a him feel at llome: . .Rea101 Saya •Great' from Battle Creek, Mich., in a Dayton a1rporl for coming on was set only The little bo)'ll he took bito Slate Sen. Fri!ler Reams Jr., two-engine piston plsne instead a holiday I< sec their pobllc of· hll 81'1111J. :n street corner llops Cbe Cllndlde~ fill' governor, said of tha blg jet plane he usually ficlals, pa;d tribute to "Beaut!· wet'6 all eyes a. Cbe President Cbe bip ifas "grea~ lhrllllng." USIB. lui Ohio" and Its lndusbial potted tt.en. on the bead. · He rode in Cbe President's 011' With hlm were Mrs. Johnson, might. ana the party l>;iyton'o ~iJ\It!ar / · ~ '1'\'Wilf 1J1 'llayton, ~!urn.. Jlld Jahn811D IISually menti<J!II!CI J.abor Secretary Willard Wirtz, Wright Patterson Air Force A , IQIIif ,............. ·· "' ·... ·' r~ ':o'~~-0\~. J,f,-.' .. be was saved by "dlvlill provldont!l'." ·•t· Today the messenger, 1lllil normally :vould not be admitted ::!?0,·::::.=!! and approached the prilllll minister who bad taken hJs liiill on the governmenC beneh. ·imo ru... 1n Seat oe')! What was aald wu Ml immediately tnon. ver-.. rose In his seat as if to IPIII! to him. ··~ The ....mant raised W knife and atabbod il att:: · three times · 1nto Vaw·neck and chest ·There w~t•"' ·. stunned silence. 11 Vaw11Cii slumped fvrword blood ap11t1 ing from hi! ~ . A doctor member of P-. ament to the seeae . . tried moolh to mouth~ lion wllile other mernbef..if . the House pollllded c assailant. .C ned.. ""ned ta ilil Temperatures Dip as Cool down from Canada sent tern- I tu 1 1 th 40 toda t~s nt~ ~ : Plain! ~ nor Gern! Lreka Ll ht · e up~r tt.::'a th: es~tio~'s h 1~ n ""::,ern .heaviest scattered [ rainfall, Myrtle Beach, S.C.. got · 76 lnche in six hours and Millville. ~.J ... 4IInches. Early morning temperatures aero .. the nat.on ranged from I 42 at Bismarck N. D. to 80 at Needles, Calif. 'u dropped Into the 50s across north.ern porUons of the Deep South. Labor Day travelers returned borne In droves In mostly pleasant weather Mood"ay. Day· Gealn'~Nr, a • lime temperatures were mostly ate of Old. lbte In the roo and r.os. oiDdlool Temperatures dipped below 1:" !;;., 7'" th: :~z~S$~~~r:~~~j· ;-.!he~J.alJ)ICII ,~ :lfl!te ~~rae him, .he by...Seerel mettmea wit. oh!D'• Republican ~tov. James ..... "'.... anc1 ~terlel during the night .1 tcod~"~llanl posbeda.' 8J!de Semce A ,ftltool,,. and Dayton's Demo. a complex playsrch in keeping Amer- free!ing Colorado Springs, Colo., where -· ·~·· · .dHiared after ~ltfl>g frilt the lltfi..dall~ attemjil '!~d rr:~·· w~~~~~:: •pollticlllllll. " mei1 ,and ho 111 on a baclt ruw ~~ Rep Rodney Love, whose lea str'lllg. mounted rangers and other broughl it Cliie blc scheduled nllles. ·, CUNll re<!locllon flj!hl brought He stnppod to speak briefly to search• rs on llonebaclt Of 1he' ~ ,, Po!iUdana were qulC)J to nole Jolinsc!n to Dayton. • another 3.000 at an Intersection searched for three Soutb 'Ill ~~ =~·.~~~ .:;1:t:,·~=~fa·;~~~~~~~~~.~~;~r~~~~~,;7~;J~ le}' - .~l ' ft!li'"~ ~ .Sen. Frank J. .Laue~· Alii Rbolleo Chat ...,. 14,Uio;lle, .in· wlilllni aw&J Cbe Rlioilea aaor Oblo'o Democrat· 'II .l':,,_:r:: J0hnson Greete ·- dby OhlOans • Monday Front Moves In .. t• .· sz 112 :.:·:~":~ t!~nd:v=l =.::~~:ae;: :,~e~~. ~! perhaps ,giving sd~tisls .· .·' ' .JY~cial'; .... lllldJolcbt Moaday. 1959( SEDA,III owner jackson' County Reconds :~ ·: ~._~i ·~n~:wu~·;~.~;.; ~::::::~·n~ Seventh Auto Fatality Vi t Cone bomb exptr~, lll'fl!l) I ~ i!!fOI'I!I t,\00, ~ ' 1 to Iyd Q. s. ~J:~n4,~, : 11111, )"oslflm,.,~..,;~~-~~~OII; mmunlsl torture e~~ve,JJ,uf~!~II'~J · l~M' , !""'1'~!., s ad lured .them into a ~, ·· !1 ld be l,ul hlmself, ,U. .; • . · spokeaman reported today. . 1 ., asuatttes to the MJI'lnj!s ; . dl . de~lbed as ll&ht. , j.. ,.. 1 I · ',,,' •.I attempt oo Verwoerd in · 1 'il Shot By Former · ...·J On April 9, I960, a farmer soot him 1n Cbe from poinl blank range u prime minisrer slood up lil . distinguisiH'd visitors box It agriculturn' show. The David Pratt, later coma suicide ~Y hanging hJmself~· a bed sheet in a m hospital. w1 · GEORGE SOMERVILLE, a Pratt had said be WI' Rio Grande College student, "shooting the epitome tl will conduct a weekly columa apartheid " .,~, in the Dally Trlbuoe and Dally Verwoerd, a can and graylll Sentiael, begiDDlnr wltb to- South African wbs becamupr ate, and be inteodo to keep the Melgo-Galfta area lofarmed of tbe tateol developments III'OIIlld tbe colleoe. • · 7 high rate of speed when it was The third mishap of the weekwrecked. The ~ccident and end wa' a two-car accident at theft complaint are still under 4 p.m. Sunday on Route 1Z4 investigation. in Racme Roger Morgan, Middleport, Racine Marshall Alfred Lyexcaped serious injury in a one- ons said cars driven by Ray car ac"<i<Wol on Rt. IZ4, six- Roush, 38, Akron and Roderick tenths of a mile west of Rt. 33, Grimm, 46, collided causing meall2 :15 am: Sunday. dlum damage to both vehicles. Authorities said Morgan's Roush tol~ authorities he lost car went otf the road and struck control of his \'ehicle and It a steel bridge near Laurel &kidded into the Grimm car. CHfL Mo~gan, who suffered mi- There wef• no injuries and nor mjur1es, was tak~n to the Roush was c1ted to Mayor office of • local phymclan for Charles Pyles court on an extreatment and tbe accident is ~ cessive speed charge. • • n.year-OlcU4Hia Gul Killed !'!"*&, fa!!•• 19l>~ FC . ,' ;Iil, ·,, ,,j. I ment ·b • eauslng no vehicles were wrecked in deaths or . irljprle~. 'fl1e ~ '~ County over the Labor ~~ '~·l"jlll ~ Day Holidsy Weekend, •=rd118 ge~ .lng to :lberiff Robert C. Harten. - ,gg~ermnen 1 0111-Che-vete campatp, . . ·. bach'l deplirtment. = · = · lib~ In IIIOlher •devele]lrilem, the 'll1e alleged stolen car • was . .' ·.. . . · ~· · • '. IJIO!lll govemmt!J)C ~rged In an reportedly taken from in front · : · ~ ~.~''·~·,,1,5; tpn~n-!, ~ - ~ · ;;Jii.l.bi!.Jn!ef· of the"!'Qme of jta owner, 0'· Nliill! ~..,. ~ 'fRA;.J:..fii'R' . , .o.. m~,~~. · ' .· · ·~~ · ·,\UIP!i '(leD G. . B)ake, Middleport, bedefl! ·l i-d ..7 , 1\'B"k::fjr.I.~,W,aJ·J 111 ·ld tw:i':. ( CC) '·tbai' : · Viet. am had ~ 4 and 5 a.m. on Sunday, 1CJ:fei , .~'Jno:ir. I~(; DIIYi spo.,..~·-· .fll , set . up bsses and p a Sheriff's deputies located the ~1 ~opa tbt1PJ.~~ 11ruf; ~let Coni terror .ta In the "dirticl lnVBfiOD" 'Ji9UI the vehicle, a i966 plymouth, wreck· lie 1"1b·; ~i.,88111~ . -"~ 881 ~fM!. ~ m~nwwl!l~:~= ~ , !Oil!! dlVt~ tbe eel oo the Leading Creek Road, :111o.-OntliJ'. Presit iiliiililli!ii- I!t'< . •~. Suii4i' , t!l• .~· . · : of a mile west of RL al m.lrk~ 'illdk:ator llalejl 011 to ~pt .t"1011Y·~ Fprelin Minister Tran Van 7 at 8:35 a m. the same day. NVSE otor·k PriceJ,.'~'!S ·liaured electi~ ~. a · n na ~ Do •f)lltjlned lbe ·.Cbal'fes at a Slter!lf's officers said tho car ,Z;,e,;~ ~u kUied ano( ...-• 1'0111~ Jlldbmted the . , 1t 110 Jut/ AprU i. It .llliqd ~ <::·\vner. ' ·='. <tJPn 'YOUR Wrecks · SAl~ . --u.s. P n ' •killed 15 Vi~l;Co~ to ·~ ~-~ '· .. 1nfU.S. · ·~• · - ·MV~ an~n ~ ~ .. the· l>a SEDAN transmi ' . primer Verwoerd, rc::r.;~ since 11158, was Cbe 11 South Africa's policy of 5' - ' tP -. :..-.~ · ·~ ' . , ·~t·t,•w r .~ ·~ -~ 1 • ';' · . •• •. ~ ! , . -~~,"q u~ Nlll-Clftl!l!• " :1. m•t ~ ,I I•' Iii neartoy Vandall• and went on Carolina moomtaln cllmbel's !Continued an Pap 6) wbo vanlsiied Mondajt. tt'o.'lllliucll ·1011 l•;et !) ,. 1Wli'i •.$AIIllo4 ~~· - \'. �t' l I '' DallJ IIDIIul, r-,.!llkldleport, «1., Sept. •• 10811-3 P;toud Yankees Eliminated by Orioles THE DAilY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEREST OP' MEIGS-MASON AREA Richard S. Oweo, Publisher CMsler Tannehill, Editor PubUihed every afternooa ~ ::~~~~::.~~~~ are con~ fidenee ill man) ways, back IIJe the mathematical ellminam l'el'f slim, Uon orih~ New xork .Yankees ( exoepl Saturdoy I and Sunday by The Ohio Val ' ·~.", ley Publishing Company, 110 Mechanl< St., Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769. Business 01 ' lice phone 992·2156. Edilorial phone Joe 'Louts Cl'' Entered as second class mailing matter at the post office at Pomeroy, Ohio. ,, . Ill:: if ~Ju ~ '' t:, r: ·: · ''"" ''' ers orflc~all) became also rans Mondav when ' 0tey dropped both ends of a holiday twlnbill to Ute Oriole•. 3-4 and 7-4, ttweir earliest elimma. from the pennant r~ce amce f!l25 . 1 At the same time Baltimore k>wered •I• already dwmdllng "~p,ag1c number" ~ 14 as Mft Scbmellns rn powervolee. lllilong the illlnority &.irhiho feel can be beilten. Tho' ruggedlY' hlllilhome Mil· fdenbe'i'8ei '. tis not tO() bnpres·~~ani llorkout . Monday 1 with hiS No. aparrlng 1 foririer 'heavyweight ·BOl Oin!el! of New York ·- Cttt.·: * 'I Che G!l'l1lbl 992-2157 •• The <JDCe mtghty New York: NaUonal advertising representative Bottinelli Kimb.U, Inc., 343 Lexingto• Ave. New York City, New York. Subscription rates: OeUvered by car rter wberu available, 35 cents per week one year in advance at the Daily SentJ. nol office $18 20; "' months, $9.10 "'' three months $3.90. By Motor Route where earner serv1ce not available ont , montb ft.30. By mail one year $10.00 ' Six months, $5 25; Three months, $3 00 ~·b-aimns ciimp ~ place Detroit split a in nearbJ B•"'d Soliftn." · time ·itod --=-~..;,;.:...;;_:_.:;:::::...;:::;.;.;::;;;- LoUts. to "f!•; ,t' d!moiV•'" . ftlW Mre Satur- ud . with W~shlngto~ 1ts league lt!ad to lO'h earner: Paul ~~~Jr 8{ld Dave Johnson, Jlter l'he two of tbe less productive 8 ' man members of Bitltimore's potent ·~· • ii>e• !tistil~ wltb offer.se, did the maJority to the Yanla!, wfw are tied with the divided o pa1r w10t P!tiladel· second He .cored on . M1ke Tomml~ Ae~ h~~~:,,~= phta, w>nn>ng 5-4 and losing 7-2, Hershberger's smgle and after cago's foot-run and CinciCIIlati swept New York a wild pit(•h Charles drove in gess snap;.ed a Kansas City for eighth place second an• liCOre Curt Blelary, and only on"'hall game ahead who SOI!ked h" 200t home ruo of last place Boston in the opener to help establish Blair, who had driven in only a club •eoord of 163. 24 nms alt season. accounted W•th none our and omch for fiv• runs in Monday's httter Russ Snyder batting, gam~. .lllC]Udl~g a game New Yor~ Uuro bas~man l..-lete wtnrung s1.ngl~ w1th two out in Bo~er w~· anchmg Ill at third 10 tile nmth mmng. of th~ opener .antlcJp!ihOf" of a bunt at· Johnson makmg hiS first temmpt Fran~ R , noltced appearanc• smce breaking a Boyer·, pcSJtion . and promptly ~ Au~, 20, conlrtbuted five stole. OttJ"' standmg up Wllhout h1ts aM ootted m three runs as drawmg a throY.r the Bml• upped Otelr 1966 In othe1 games, Washmgton master\- O\IP.r the Yankees to beat DetroJI .6-4 and then lo~t 713-3 14 Kanl:las City downed Cahfor Roblasoa Hot 1ma ~-I Chicago defeated Frank Robinson caused the 1M~nnesota 7-4 and Boston split Yanks a~ em b? r 1 ~ s s 1n g With ClevPI&nd winmng 5-1 and mom~nl If• the fifth mning of losing 3-l the mghtcap .whe? the Orioles In the National League, ~roke R 3·3 t~e w1th four runs Pl'rr.iburgh div1ded two •ilh Brooks Robmson, in the short Atlanta. lakmg the prst 13-5 slUmp of h1• rareer, ~napped an before lo.!-mg 7-5, [;o~ Angeles D-21 skem w1th a bouncer over I stopped SeP FranCisco 4·1, St. ~ird on reliever Hal Remff's LoUJ!' aefPated Houston 4-1 but first ptlch to send Frank to then was shut out 6-{1. Chicago 3-2 and ~~ in 10 mnii'Jgs. An ~n:hus1ast1c crowd of 36.832, tinrd largest ol the season 111 Baltimore, saw Blair clout has f1fth borne run in tile Hershbergt~r Nbsh retired the n.tn·scori~"~P. first 14 Angel batter11 but gave reliever AJ up a run in thr aeventh 011 a Agee lll!llvcred single to P.ubb) Knoop and Tom Elia 'illcl ·\lmmn~ Satriano's double Howard Wit~ hOi htt, HomP.rs by Norm Cash, AI : Tony Umlgnaro • Kahne •nd M1ckey Sumley 1 three runo with a "' sparked the Tigers' second bJS 27th home run game tr>llmph and supporled Stange hr>O Cleveland Johnny Poores six-hlt pitching. hits Ill thE fn·st gapre, Cash 's '7th hnmet follow•~ , Siebert helptd the lnj~a•t• Jake Wood's single 1n tile th1rd a split oy .•cattermg six and Kamlf: the1 made 1t two m 1 the secOI'd game. <;o••;li(ail a row ~1th his 27th double<! home Joe FranK Howard drove In three f1rst mnmg and, runs wah two smgles and M1ke smgled tl"' the third, Cottilll8il<~ McCormick earned h1s lOth wm and G~rg~ Scott socked m tJle t1rs1 gam~: w1th an etghl- to-bad\ homers. hitter F"ref1 Valentine homered S1eberl struck out for thP Sc11ators and Don Wert mghtcap while bpotti•t4 and Kahne connected for i record to 16-7. Detrott singled nnme a run Bases-lo;eded c:mgles by pmch and Clucajo'O Salmon hitter Smokey Burgess and seventh hQmer m the •:,:l'l'' seventh tt'lning ot the first game IAl gtv• lh• Orioles a temporary 4-3 lead Alter New York rookte Steve IVhll~ker who homered in both games t1ed the score m Ute eJ<hlh Frank Rohmson smgled to start the ninth He was sacn. 1eed to second and rared home on Blair's h1t w1thoul a pia~ being made to gJve the Or10le!:i the victory. Kansa"' ftty rookie Jim Nash won h1~ lOth game against one setback by spacmg five Califor· oia h1ts Ed Charles had three hits and drove in two runs to back Nash, who struck out seven BPrt Crt111paneris opened the f1rst b) walking and stole 1 1 ·- ~ -- !live -f ~ Citizens And Education trq~bl~. the WahamaWhite Falcons Take !I• ALL-STAR Browns Opener Sunday WE Americans, m commuruhes large 111 j'~ • an~ _small, are great ones to JOin up 1n , ~~ w1th Citizen's groups to unprove vanous ' · insbtutwns. It 1s posSible that there " ,. more of this type of action in connectiOn with education than m any other. There appears to be a right, and a wrong approach, and often we see far too many organized groups concentratmg not on 1c goals that are attainable, but drift into , .,,,matters that should be none of their conoil cern because of a lack of understanding. It 18 true that many CJttzen's groups can be of great asststance m many ways, 1 '· oo long as they do not try to lay down I> the ground rules to the pomt of dJcta1· tion. One authonty states that they should nse the rifle rather than the shotcun approach This means that they 1"'1 should pinpomt a certain goal in lhe1r h push lor Improvement instead of havmg to tackle the many problems of the whole r· eduntmnal scheme. · ,, · This authority went on to suggest that groups of laymen who want to !Work lor better schools should consider ·working to reviSe lhe American public ~ducatwn The main trouble IS that they want to get mto some phase that can be dramatized, and they do not want to g,.t • 1 1 ,.down to the fundamental faults that are hard of solutwn. The wav education IS ~. " orgaruzed determmes its· effectiveness. We are fortunate m the organizatiOn we , , , have locally, which we smcerelv feel 1s ,,. , dediCated to the propos1t1on of g•ving the best education possible to the stu,, dents, and is vitally mterested m the up~radmg of educatwnal facilities. ' Generally over the country it is be"''' ing pointed out that the weakest hnk m the whole scheme of education is the lo· ,. cal school board We would not say 1t " n• true in this sectwn of Ohio, but in many hn > places the hoard of education does not ~~ represent the commumtiy, and there are many cases of where they are run .=--..U.rou~h !nfluence isolated not only .from the dJStnct, but from the commuruty itself.. y;e see no reason why an organiz· ed Clllzenry can not correct such a situa· e,on where It exisiB, and when once they ~et a board tllat is organi2ed m the high· !ilst professional mould tllings should be· <'&in to pick up. The reason that such conditions come IIIIo being is due to neg· lect In the world today, when there i• so much emphasis on proper traming for youtll, about the most important govern· ,}9.& group in a community is a board of jt!aucatlon. ! It is the duty of the school board in commumties both large and small to be the 4uardians of education, and m every possible way to do the JOb for which they were .selected followmg the profes· !Ilona! ethics that should govern their every action. Big cities are as much at 'fault in ~his re~ard as e.ven the smaller mmurutles. Richard Dllsworth, presient of the Philadelphia board of edu· tion, and former mayor hliE stated e big city school systems for the most rt been neglected and starved ever 4illlnce World War L He adds, "This is the iliult of everyone who lives in the cit· §l!s." .The greatest lack has been money, 'fltd mtplred leadership, which has re· tlll)ted in underpaid teachers, madequate :!luildinp, di!aatisfled and often unem'ployable high school graduates, and tho Isolation of schools from the communIty. We would not say that small comqmnity school boards are neglected. but .tbey should be allowed to carry on, with only intelligent suggestions from those persons who really understand the pr"" biems.-DCW · l CLEVELAND (UP!) - Vinton News Notes BY MARIE ALEXANDER Recent guests of M1ss Merle Macomber and mother were Mrs Marvin Miller and son JeHrey, Columbus, and Mrs. Etta Skidmore and granddau- ghter, Kathryn of Cheshire. Mr and Mrs Nick Dmiaco, Huntington, were overniglit guests recently of her mother, Mrs Pearl George and all attended the State Fa1r Sunday_ Donald Bauer, Cincmnatl, spent a weekend here w1th hi! mother, Mrs Mane Bauer. Ann and Jan Long returned home Sunday after spending two weeks with their sister, Miss Manlyn I..ong, CmcinnatJ. Mrs. Ann Reed and son of Ft. Myers, Fla . ca ll ed on fr1ends here recently Mrs Bertha Macomber, daughter, ~erie, were SuncWy callers of Mr. and Mrs Donav1n Macomber, Radcliff. Mrs Kathryn Rece VISited her son, Tom and family, Logan, Tb.e Almanac By United Presa Jnteraatlonal Today IS Tuesday, Sept. 6, lhe 249lb day ol 1966 W>lb ll& 10 foUow. The moon is between Its- full phase and last quarter. The morning stars are Saturn, Jup1ter, Mars and Venus. The evening star lS Saturn. French Gen. Marquis de Lafayette was born on this day in 1757. On Otis day in history: In 1620, 149 P1lgnms left England for the New World. In 190,1. Prestdent McKmley was sho' and crittcally wounded in Buffalo, N Y. He d1ed Sept. IlOt, In 1909, word was rece1ved that Adm Robert Peary had discovered the NorLh Pole five months earlier, April 8. In 1962. the Soviet Union agam rejec~ Western prop& sals for peace talks to east tbt .. tens10n in Berlin. What huibaifd do .' Mrs Verla Casto was a dele- gate at State Democrabc Convention at the Nei I House m Columbus a reeent weekend Mrs. Mary S1mmons, Charleston, spent several days recently With her sister , Mr and REVOLUTIONARY ROCKET NO'M'INGHAM, Eng Ian d - A research SCJentJst for the Rolls Royce Co , Dr. A.E Standage, said Saturday his company has the blueprints of a revolutionary rocket engme made parily of ltghtwetghl A though! for the day- SJr plastJs. He sa1d the engme W1nston Churchill said. 11 There would' cost a tenth of tllose is no filller mvestment for any U.sf'd presently in U S spacecommunity than puthna mtlk , pr&grams and could be used mto bao1~ "' time and Ume again (UPI) Hado's They'll Do It IPrft?' 1 D aego I the Steeler game - bi~ first ~~~~~~~~ tilt - but expressed Ry GARY KALE Patriots visiting San UPI Sports Writer 1 Saturday mghl ''What I'd like now Is :a full ' 1 , Some people accuse Vince I d . H to f week 's practice for the opener/' Lombar~1 of havmg no goals tn Sa~~~!:~ ~~~:~t 0~an~e oran: 1hP signal caller said "lie get the National . Football League Buffalo entertams Kansas City to get my edge. If mJ; arm because he JS enveloped too Sunda holds up then, I'll be ok." often m the sweet smell of Y Ryan also has a sore knee success. Buffalo and San D1ego staged 1 v.h1eh wac; taped for the Steeler a replay of the1r 1965 titl~ 1game l On the re<·ord they migllt be game las! Sunda~ and th1s lime 1 The Browns may have Ito go ll By United Press International 1right The Green Bay coa~h, the v.est coast Chargers won. agamst the Redskins w'thout , By Umtel Press 'Jatetnational American League Thirteen provP.d to be a lucky ' who tias won lhe NFL tJtle beatmg the ehamp10n B1lls 27·7 Walter RobPrts' scat runbacks ' "· Nabtmal Uape w. L. Pet. GB number for the Rochester Red three tJmes md fthe lastf fthJve Quarterback John Had! threw of punts and k1cko£fs. H~ sur W. 1.. Pm. GB Baltimorf 87 51 .630 ... Wmgs. years, opens e ense 0 e two teuchdown passes and fPred a mu~cle spasm and a 32 57 .SIO ... Detroit 7'1 62 .5a4 lOih The Red Wmgs won thetT ~:r~PIO~~;~ a~~mst~~~!~!~ picked up 160 aerial yards I shght muscle pull m his ;tlligh 79 57 .581 l'h Minnesota 75 65 536 13 first Internatwnal League penOakland started the AFL m the weekend g:~me 79 59 ·572 2¥. Chicago 73 68 518 151k nant m 13 years by bombing \ Saturday mght. sea!ion on Fn da~ vwtth a "' {,o,} -14 I If Roberts can not mak I! It , 76 -66 .539 1 Cleveland 71 70 .504 17'h Syracuse I0-7 Monday Thetr I Als~J on the record, however. tnumph over a surpr1smgly ! Leroy Kelley w1~l couple with 71 68 .511 11 Califorma 69 69 500 18 VICtory averted a three wav tie 15 Lombardi's pre-season com- tough M1am1 team !\.nd an i Erm e Green. M1ke Howell or fO 69 .604 1% Washington 64 79 .448 25¥.= for first place · 1 mP"ll that ''If 1 didn't ttunk Saturday mght, George Blandtl, Tom Gunnoe GunnoE' took aver \ ''" II 'i1l .<&86 13 New York 62 79 .440 26Y.i: , tllere were thmgs to be the grand old man or the AFL. I the chores Saturday. _ • ~ 79'· :440 21 Kansas c 1ty 62 79 440 26~ Rochester went mto the ftnalj accomplished. 1 wouldn't be threw th1 ee touchdown passes Other InJUries, includnlj de 59 81 .421 23th Boston 63 81 438 27 day of the campa1gn leadmg llere" as a rejuvenated Houston tfam fens1ve tackle Waller Johrlson' "' ·41 90 J348 33Yl Toronto and Colurnbus--;bed for i Lombardr 15 seekmg a mlllmn routed Denver 45-7 lncky tendon and Monte Moodty'allelukl h Monday's Resu..lts second-by one game Smce the dollar accomphE!Ilment this The NFL wound up its Clark 's neck boil anrl sore foot. 1J! New' !'{(Mit :1, tAt Chicago 7 Minn 4, morning Maple Leafs downed Buffalo to- time the molding of rookie exh1b1hon schedu le last '"eek- 1 YiPrP expected to heal byi Sun8 ·N.Y : 5;· lnd, Dl"innings Boston S Cleveland I, lst 7 and the Jets _topped Rich- back's Donny Anderson and Jim end w1th Green Bay defP"' 1mg day l 13 Atllnta ~. 181 Oeveland 3 &!ton I, 2nd mond 7·6 in 10 mnmgs, a loss Grabowski int8 an offensive duo New York 37-HJ, CIPv• md The players are to report to 7 PiMsbuttb 5, ·2nd Baltimore 5 New York 4, lsi by Rocllester :would have that can compliment veterans Pdgmg Pittsburgh 13-10 Wash- Don Fleming Field this lhorn5 Philadelphil 4, 1st Baltimore 7 New York 4, 2nd th;own the race mto a three- Paul Hornung and Jim Taylor ington downmg Philadelphia 35- mg and heavy classrooml and ChicaiJO 2', 2nd Wa!b ti Oet 4, 1st twilight w y deadloek There's a possibility that 20 and Los Ang~les upendmg ' practi ce f1eld sessions ate ex. 4 M6uston 1, 1st Detrmt 7 Wash 4, 2nd night The Red Wtngs erupted ~r Lombardi Will alternate a vet San Francisco 29-9. pectcd to be-gm Wednesdaj. 5 St. Lows 0, 2nd Kan r,,ty 4 Califorma 1, night four runs m Ute _lhtrd mnmg and a rookie like any good 1.~;.;;..;.;_~~~~--==--.::,:.:;.:~.:_:~~~~;;;;;~00: ArtJele!' 4 San Francisco Tuetday's Probable Pitchers With Mike Epstem homermg combat commander would do m Pfbb"lble 'Pitcllen ,, With two on and Mark Belanger t ED'l'l tStarUng Times EDn connectmg with the bases 1 ac 100 1o gtve a newcomer I 1expenence at Chicago- California al Kansas City- emptY agamst the Ias t·Pace The bulk of the NFL's vs Jenkins (2-7). Newman (3-7) vs. Linblad (~) Chiefs Rochester opens openmg slate centers on KINO SCOBES g pm playoff ser>es Wednesday S da h Ch' 1 I~£~~~~: at New York- Washmglon at De It - at 11orne agams . t 8 .IC hmoo d. un y, Cleveland wen Jcago IS a IilEW YORK (UPl) Detroii, at Washmg· lloaalaoccor star King retiO..JIOl 22-8. ' ' '14!6l' vs Rlbant (II). Moore 13-2) vs Me m(l7·1l) The Maple Leais slamn;ted ton Los Angeles at Atlanta. Now Is The Time To Prepare -I ~OS oC 4-1 Leape. I p.m 9 p.m. four born~ runs to beat the Mll~.nesota at San Francisco, Your Home For The Cold Weather Ahead,' over lrlteJ: )Jifl' llallfonl;~~~.~~:~~~~~t-l;at Sl. Loulll- New York at Balti ore- BJSons while George Spriggs hlt New York at Pittsburgh and and aa Kaat, 'I'Wlrllo'IIM: vs. Briles (4-12). Bouton (U) "· McNally ( a two-run homer for the Jels. Philadelphia at St Louis. c.....d of ••• s ,..._. p.m. · 8 p.m. In the only other game, Tom Dallas " ndd man out th1s .....; ie_.., Jndians Sea h 1d • 'tt & ~ladl;um:~~:~i;ii;-.':..~~-~~~~,~-·~::::.~~ i,~San~~Frar.~~-CI~·sco~ at l.GI Angeles Chicago at Mmnesota-John ver ur e a seven-til er as for week1ts and waits until s~t 18 ' >S. Dryodale <9- (J3.8) vs. Grant (11-13). 9 p.m. JacksonVIlle beat Toledo 5-l. season maugural . 15) or (14-11). 11 p.m. 8011ton at Cleveland-FIScher New York and Boston wh1ch ·.r .Ji;:_~·' e ' ,,e ....-. Atlanta at PlttSburgh--Jatvis U·l) ... Bell (18-11) 7:30p.m. YACHT RACES sat out the American Football . ~ <2-Il ft. Veale <U): l:ti p.m. Wednesday·• Games KEIL, ' Germany (UP!) - league curiam raiSer last Wed•esdly's Gamea Calif at Kansas City . night Denmark s Paul Elvstroem woa weekend make the1r 1966 • N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 0.. ·' I'" ; ' '" ''L ' , , '" ... ,, " Al\anta at Pittsburgh, night Chicago at Minnesota. nigh! Ute flfst race Monday m the debuts With the Jets playmg at .• . Houstoa at Sl Louil, night Washlngto" at Detrmt. night world Star yachtmg champlin- Mlam•' Friday mght and the San Fran at lAs Ani, night Boston at Cleveland mght sh1ps Joseph Daphhn of """'._"::_':~=======...,-----(Only pmes scheduled) New York at Baltimore night US was second, _:_:...::!:...;::~.:.::..;..:.:.::::::::::::...._....:..::.::....:..;..:.:...::;:_:::::::::::.:.::•....:..:= Peter Talberg third, Richard Stearns or tile was fourth 1 Red Wings Cop lst Flag In 13 Years I 1 1 I 1 SAYS lly Wayne G. Brandatadt, M.D. Q - to tbe shaking ot Par· kinson's diSease ever limited to the foot? A - Tbi& disease olten start& m one . leg or the fingers of one hand then progresses 10 mvolve both s1des. There may also be shaktng of Ute bead. By cohsciouo..: efforl the shakmg m on"' can sometime• be contro ~ a few see. onds but L• .nay be accom· panied by an mcreased shak· ing on Ute oppoSite Ride. Tile shaking ceases durin8 sleep, Q - Is Parldnsou's disease JrJJerJted'~ A - Althoogh tbe evidence for this in inconclusive, about 6 per cent of the vietims are closely related lo persons who bad tbis disease. Q - My bu•baad has cerebral palsy. Our doctor says 11 started m his childhood. He is now In b1s late 50s and Is still able to do a full day'• work. How long Wtll this disease pro- INSULATION and: EIISTRII»J»INC 1 I ; 'Ou . ·,' W.. ·· I (('"1 .. ' ' '· STORM DOORS WINDOWS King Builders Supply Co. ·; . . . ,. . . . .,. . .,. ., .;, ., LINE SCORES J '' Time 1f it should stnke, bow well would you be protected? In 111 6l!T OTi-lER TIMES HE GOES THE SIXTH F FR:;\1\ HIS OFFICE ON 1i\KE5 T)jE ELEVATOR, AND SA~' radio, fac- Ures, dellllle trade ln. Real /N..tT/1111AMIJEA I ::th:•m for th• ; l1N I Ryan satd 1t hurt agal11 alter , Mrs Granville Caste. Mr and Mrs Walter Wallace, Huntmgtun, spent Wednesday with his SISters. Mn. Leah Wil-cox and Mrs Cecil Thompson, Ami Karl Ju•tis and children, Lancaster, and Mrs. Harry Richardson and sons, Troy, spent several days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J II Cloud Thev came especially to help celebrate tlleJr mother's b1rthday Aug. 24. Mrs Leo Lanier and M r s. Pearl George were shopping in Huntington recently and VIsited Mrs. George's daughter, Mrs. Nick Dmiaco. Mrs. Verna George and Oscar Chamberlain spP.nt the weekend at Dayton with llr. and Mrs Bob Moats and daughter, Lori, ':lnd Sunday w1th Mr. aJMi Mrs. Charles Chamberlain, Columbus, Mrs Gold1a Johnson of Allee waS a weekend guest of Mrs. MyrtJe Strausbaugh Mr and Mrs. Claude Sw1ck, Wellston, called on h1s parenlil, Mr and Mrs Don Swick SatuJday. Mrs. Elizabeth Cloud enter- . Ids Baltimore, Green Bay to 0pen NFL PIay Sat urday •·You're not fooling me, Ed. You're not eanrentratiDg on tile hft -you're sleeping! '' )Ink Mr and Mrs. Walter McCar· ley, Grove CJty, were Tuesday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Alexander I t&n Redskms at the nataon's Brown ·-t capital. "Under the Circumstances 1 He sa1d that sta~ment ineludIt'IJ be the last chance Coacll we've progressed pretty well " 1 ed quarterback rank - Ryall - -_. - - _ _ ~ ' who has lrted to overcome a my oYer the weekend. Mr George Westfall, who unfterwent surgery recently at Holzer Hospital, returned home Tuesdav It's Blanton Collier Will have to put Collier said aMI' exe\n,inlng the (mal week of rehearsal for the r)arts together, tunc up the hlms ol Saturday night's 18-10 the Cleveland Browns. hmmg and work on the intr1c1- v1ctory over the Pittsburgh On Sunday 1t's curtam time cies of offense and defense. Steelers at B1rnungham, :All. for the 1966 National Footba ll I Collier saad Monday h1s squad ''I'U like to have bacf mort League season against former as re&:~dy, desp1te IOJunes and 1 ttme, but I think we're ~ady," Brown Otto Graham's Washmg- 1Ute absence of fullback J1m I he commented. .: ~ one po1iitcal with Ute or a 'lrtes to sixth term as •. one of ABC-TV's series ii' e>n'T>rotl; ' lnclnde ' Afraid oftk1al repori on loss adjust. ments made after Hurricane Carla, the Texas Legudalurc applauded tbe responsible performance of companiea rwresented by independent insurance agents. We're independent imwrance agents. Protect )ourself. .. call us aow. " When working hands need extra cash to pay New Baby bills .•• Stop in ••• and ask for our "baby money" loan. Special food, new-dothes, ..., :, tor's attention ••• it all adds up! But you can get the money you need from us;-:·.~· now ... and repay in sensible m011thly inslallments. When you need money for anp ' reason ••• $25 to $2000 .DOWNING There's a hel11lng hand at Economy Savings and Loi!J .' . 300 W. Second St.-992-2lll,I'Girieroy ;_ • -· - DAVE ER, MAIIIIAG I �t' l I '' DallJ IIDIIul, r-,.!llkldleport, «1., Sept. •• 10811-3 P;toud Yankees Eliminated by Orioles THE DAilY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEREST OP' MEIGS-MASON AREA Richard S. Oweo, Publisher CMsler Tannehill, Editor PubUihed every afternooa ~ ::~~~~::.~~~~ are con~ fidenee ill man) ways, back IIJe the mathematical ellminam l'el'f slim, Uon orih~ New xork .Yankees ( exoepl Saturdoy I and Sunday by The Ohio Val ' ·~.", ley Publishing Company, 110 Mechanl< St., Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769. Business 01 ' lice phone 992·2156. Edilorial phone Joe 'Louts Cl'' Entered as second class mailing matter at the post office at Pomeroy, Ohio. ,, . Ill:: if ~Ju ~ '' t:, r: ·: · ''"" ''' ers orflc~all) became also rans Mondav when ' 0tey dropped both ends of a holiday twlnbill to Ute Oriole•. 3-4 and 7-4, ttweir earliest elimma. from the pennant r~ce amce f!l25 . 1 At the same time Baltimore k>wered •I• already dwmdllng "~p,ag1c number" ~ 14 as Mft Scbmellns rn powervolee. lllilong the illlnority &.irhiho feel can be beilten. Tho' ruggedlY' hlllilhome Mil· fdenbe'i'8ei '. tis not tO() bnpres·~~ani llorkout . Monday 1 with hiS No. aparrlng 1 foririer 'heavyweight ·BOl Oin!el! of New York ·- Cttt.·: * 'I Che G!l'l1lbl 992-2157 •• The <JDCe mtghty New York: NaUonal advertising representative Bottinelli Kimb.U, Inc., 343 Lexingto• Ave. New York City, New York. Subscription rates: OeUvered by car rter wberu available, 35 cents per week one year in advance at the Daily SentJ. nol office $18 20; "' months, $9.10 "'' three months $3.90. By Motor Route where earner serv1ce not available ont , montb ft.30. By mail one year $10.00 ' Six months, $5 25; Three months, $3 00 ~·b-aimns ciimp ~ place Detroit split a in nearbJ B•"'d Soliftn." · time ·itod --=-~..;,;.:...;;_:_.:;:::::...;:::;.;.;::;;;- LoUts. to "f!•; ,t' d!moiV•'" . ftlW Mre Satur- ud . with W~shlngto~ 1ts league lt!ad to lO'h earner: Paul ~~~Jr 8{ld Dave Johnson, Jlter l'he two of tbe less productive 8 ' man members of Bitltimore's potent ·~· • ii>e• !tistil~ wltb offer.se, did the maJority to the Yanla!, wfw are tied with the divided o pa1r w10t P!tiladel· second He .cored on . M1ke Tomml~ Ae~ h~~~:,,~= phta, w>nn>ng 5-4 and losing 7-2, Hershberger's smgle and after cago's foot-run and CinciCIIlati swept New York a wild pit(•h Charles drove in gess snap;.ed a Kansas City for eighth place second an• liCOre Curt Blelary, and only on"'hall game ahead who SOI!ked h" 200t home ruo of last place Boston in the opener to help establish Blair, who had driven in only a club •eoord of 163. 24 nms alt season. accounted W•th none our and omch for fiv• runs in Monday's httter Russ Snyder batting, gam~. .lllC]Udl~g a game New Yor~ Uuro bas~man l..-lete wtnrung s1.ngl~ w1th two out in Bo~er w~· anchmg Ill at third 10 tile nmth mmng. of th~ opener .antlcJp!ihOf" of a bunt at· Johnson makmg hiS first temmpt Fran~ R , noltced appearanc• smce breaking a Boyer·, pcSJtion . and promptly ~ Au~, 20, conlrtbuted five stole. OttJ"' standmg up Wllhout h1ts aM ootted m three runs as drawmg a throY.r the Bml• upped Otelr 1966 In othe1 games, Washmgton master\- O\IP.r the Yankees to beat DetroJI .6-4 and then lo~t 713-3 14 Kanl:las City downed Cahfor Roblasoa Hot 1ma ~-I Chicago defeated Frank Robinson caused the 1M~nnesota 7-4 and Boston split Yanks a~ em b? r 1 ~ s s 1n g With ClevPI&nd winmng 5-1 and mom~nl If• the fifth mning of losing 3-l the mghtcap .whe? the Orioles In the National League, ~roke R 3·3 t~e w1th four runs Pl'rr.iburgh div1ded two •ilh Brooks Robmson, in the short Atlanta. lakmg the prst 13-5 slUmp of h1• rareer, ~napped an before lo.!-mg 7-5, [;o~ Angeles D-21 skem w1th a bouncer over I stopped SeP FranCisco 4·1, St. ~ird on reliever Hal Remff's LoUJ!' aefPated Houston 4-1 but first ptlch to send Frank to then was shut out 6-{1. Chicago 3-2 and ~~ in 10 mnii'Jgs. An ~n:hus1ast1c crowd of 36.832, tinrd largest ol the season 111 Baltimore, saw Blair clout has f1fth borne run in tile Hershbergt~r Nbsh retired the n.tn·scori~"~P. first 14 Angel batter11 but gave reliever AJ up a run in thr aeventh 011 a Agee lll!llvcred single to P.ubb) Knoop and Tom Elia 'illcl ·\lmmn~ Satriano's double Howard Wit~ hOi htt, HomP.rs by Norm Cash, AI : Tony Umlgnaro • Kahne •nd M1ckey Sumley 1 three runo with a "' sparked the Tigers' second bJS 27th home run game tr>llmph and supporled Stange hr>O Cleveland Johnny Poores six-hlt pitching. hits Ill thE fn·st gapre, Cash 's '7th hnmet follow•~ , Siebert helptd the lnj~a•t• Jake Wood's single 1n tile th1rd a split oy .•cattermg six and Kamlf: the1 made 1t two m 1 the secOI'd game. <;o••;li(ail a row ~1th his 27th double<! home Joe FranK Howard drove In three f1rst mnmg and, runs wah two smgles and M1ke smgled tl"' the third, Cottilll8il<~ McCormick earned h1s lOth wm and G~rg~ Scott socked m tJle t1rs1 gam~: w1th an etghl- to-bad\ homers. hitter F"ref1 Valentine homered S1eberl struck out for thP Sc11ators and Don Wert mghtcap while bpotti•t4 and Kahne connected for i record to 16-7. Detrott singled nnme a run Bases-lo;eded c:mgles by pmch and Clucajo'O Salmon hitter Smokey Burgess and seventh hQmer m the •:,:l'l'' seventh tt'lning ot the first game IAl gtv• lh• Orioles a temporary 4-3 lead Alter New York rookte Steve IVhll~ker who homered in both games t1ed the score m Ute eJ<hlh Frank Rohmson smgled to start the ninth He was sacn. 1eed to second and rared home on Blair's h1t w1thoul a pia~ being made to gJve the Or10le!:i the victory. Kansa"' ftty rookie Jim Nash won h1~ lOth game against one setback by spacmg five Califor· oia h1ts Ed Charles had three hits and drove in two runs to back Nash, who struck out seven BPrt Crt111paneris opened the f1rst b) walking and stole 1 1 ·- ~ -- !live -f ~ Citizens And Education trq~bl~. the WahamaWhite Falcons Take !I• ALL-STAR Browns Opener Sunday WE Americans, m commuruhes large 111 j'~ • an~ _small, are great ones to JOin up 1n , ~~ w1th Citizen's groups to unprove vanous ' · insbtutwns. It 1s posSible that there " ,. more of this type of action in connectiOn with education than m any other. There appears to be a right, and a wrong approach, and often we see far too many organized groups concentratmg not on 1c goals that are attainable, but drift into , .,,,matters that should be none of their conoil cern because of a lack of understanding. It 18 true that many CJttzen's groups can be of great asststance m many ways, 1 '· oo long as they do not try to lay down I> the ground rules to the pomt of dJcta1· tion. One authonty states that they should nse the rifle rather than the shotcun approach This means that they 1"'1 should pinpomt a certain goal in lhe1r h push lor Improvement instead of havmg to tackle the many problems of the whole r· eduntmnal scheme. · ,, · This authority went on to suggest that groups of laymen who want to !Work lor better schools should consider ·working to reviSe lhe American public ~ducatwn The main trouble IS that they want to get mto some phase that can be dramatized, and they do not want to g,.t • 1 1 ,.down to the fundamental faults that are hard of solutwn. The wav education IS ~. " orgaruzed determmes its· effectiveness. We are fortunate m the organizatiOn we , , , have locally, which we smcerelv feel 1s ,,. , dediCated to the propos1t1on of g•ving the best education possible to the stu,, dents, and is vitally mterested m the up~radmg of educatwnal facilities. ' Generally over the country it is be"''' ing pointed out that the weakest hnk m the whole scheme of education is the lo· ,. cal school board We would not say 1t " n• true in this sectwn of Ohio, but in many hn > places the hoard of education does not ~~ represent the commumtiy, and there are many cases of where they are run .=--..U.rou~h !nfluence isolated not only .from the dJStnct, but from the commuruty itself.. y;e see no reason why an organiz· ed Clllzenry can not correct such a situa· e,on where It exisiB, and when once they ~et a board tllat is organi2ed m the high· !ilst professional mould tllings should be· <'&in to pick up. The reason that such conditions come IIIIo being is due to neg· lect In the world today, when there i• so much emphasis on proper traming for youtll, about the most important govern· ,}9.& group in a community is a board of jt!aucatlon. ! It is the duty of the school board in commumties both large and small to be the 4uardians of education, and m every possible way to do the JOb for which they were .selected followmg the profes· !Ilona! ethics that should govern their every action. Big cities are as much at 'fault in ~his re~ard as e.ven the smaller mmurutles. Richard Dllsworth, presient of the Philadelphia board of edu· tion, and former mayor hliE stated e big city school systems for the most rt been neglected and starved ever 4illlnce World War L He adds, "This is the iliult of everyone who lives in the cit· §l!s." .The greatest lack has been money, 'fltd mtplred leadership, which has re· tlll)ted in underpaid teachers, madequate :!luildinp, di!aatisfled and often unem'ployable high school graduates, and tho Isolation of schools from the communIty. We would not say that small comqmnity school boards are neglected. but .tbey should be allowed to carry on, with only intelligent suggestions from those persons who really understand the pr"" biems.-DCW · l CLEVELAND (UP!) - Vinton News Notes BY MARIE ALEXANDER Recent guests of M1ss Merle Macomber and mother were Mrs Marvin Miller and son JeHrey, Columbus, and Mrs. Etta Skidmore and granddau- ghter, Kathryn of Cheshire. Mr and Mrs Nick Dmiaco, Huntington, were overniglit guests recently of her mother, Mrs Pearl George and all attended the State Fa1r Sunday_ Donald Bauer, Cincmnatl, spent a weekend here w1th hi! mother, Mrs Mane Bauer. Ann and Jan Long returned home Sunday after spending two weeks with their sister, Miss Manlyn I..ong, CmcinnatJ. Mrs. Ann Reed and son of Ft. Myers, Fla . ca ll ed on fr1ends here recently Mrs Bertha Macomber, daughter, ~erie, were SuncWy callers of Mr. and Mrs Donav1n Macomber, Radcliff. Mrs Kathryn Rece VISited her son, Tom and family, Logan, Tb.e Almanac By United Presa Jnteraatlonal Today IS Tuesday, Sept. 6, lhe 249lb day ol 1966 W>lb ll& 10 foUow. The moon is between Its- full phase and last quarter. The morning stars are Saturn, Jup1ter, Mars and Venus. The evening star lS Saturn. French Gen. Marquis de Lafayette was born on this day in 1757. On Otis day in history: In 1620, 149 P1lgnms left England for the New World. In 190,1. Prestdent McKmley was sho' and crittcally wounded in Buffalo, N Y. He d1ed Sept. IlOt, In 1909, word was rece1ved that Adm Robert Peary had discovered the NorLh Pole five months earlier, April 8. In 1962. the Soviet Union agam rejec~ Western prop& sals for peace talks to east tbt .. tens10n in Berlin. What huibaifd do .' Mrs Verla Casto was a dele- gate at State Democrabc Convention at the Nei I House m Columbus a reeent weekend Mrs. Mary S1mmons, Charleston, spent several days recently With her sister , Mr and REVOLUTIONARY ROCKET NO'M'INGHAM, Eng Ian d - A research SCJentJst for the Rolls Royce Co , Dr. A.E Standage, said Saturday his company has the blueprints of a revolutionary rocket engme made parily of ltghtwetghl A though! for the day- SJr plastJs. He sa1d the engme W1nston Churchill said. 11 There would' cost a tenth of tllose is no filller mvestment for any U.sf'd presently in U S spacecommunity than puthna mtlk , pr&grams and could be used mto bao1~ "' time and Ume again (UPI) Hado's They'll Do It IPrft?' 1 D aego I the Steeler game - bi~ first ~~~~~~~~ tilt - but expressed Ry GARY KALE Patriots visiting San UPI Sports Writer 1 Saturday mghl ''What I'd like now Is :a full ' 1 , Some people accuse Vince I d . H to f week 's practice for the opener/' Lombar~1 of havmg no goals tn Sa~~~!:~ ~~~:~t 0~an~e oran: 1hP signal caller said "lie get the National . Football League Buffalo entertams Kansas City to get my edge. If mJ; arm because he JS enveloped too Sunda holds up then, I'll be ok." often m the sweet smell of Y Ryan also has a sore knee success. Buffalo and San D1ego staged 1 v.h1eh wac; taped for the Steeler a replay of the1r 1965 titl~ 1game l On the re<·ord they migllt be game las! Sunda~ and th1s lime 1 The Browns may have Ito go ll By United Press International 1right The Green Bay coa~h, the v.est coast Chargers won. agamst the Redskins w'thout , By Umtel Press 'Jatetnational American League Thirteen provP.d to be a lucky ' who tias won lhe NFL tJtle beatmg the ehamp10n B1lls 27·7 Walter RobPrts' scat runbacks ' "· Nabtmal Uape w. L. Pet. GB number for the Rochester Red three tJmes md fthe lastf fthJve Quarterback John Had! threw of punts and k1cko£fs. H~ sur W. 1.. Pm. GB Baltimorf 87 51 .630 ... Wmgs. years, opens e ense 0 e two teuchdown passes and fPred a mu~cle spasm and a 32 57 .SIO ... Detroit 7'1 62 .5a4 lOih The Red Wmgs won thetT ~:r~PIO~~;~ a~~mst~~~!~!~ picked up 160 aerial yards I shght muscle pull m his ;tlligh 79 57 .581 l'h Minnesota 75 65 536 13 first Internatwnal League penOakland started the AFL m the weekend g:~me 79 59 ·572 2¥. Chicago 73 68 518 151k nant m 13 years by bombing \ Saturday mght. sea!ion on Fn da~ vwtth a "' {,o,} -14 I If Roberts can not mak I! It , 76 -66 .539 1 Cleveland 71 70 .504 17'h Syracuse I0-7 Monday Thetr I Als~J on the record, however. tnumph over a surpr1smgly ! Leroy Kelley w1~l couple with 71 68 .511 11 Califorma 69 69 500 18 VICtory averted a three wav tie 15 Lombardi's pre-season com- tough M1am1 team !\.nd an i Erm e Green. M1ke Howell or fO 69 .604 1% Washington 64 79 .448 25¥.= for first place · 1 mP"ll that ''If 1 didn't ttunk Saturday mght, George Blandtl, Tom Gunnoe GunnoE' took aver \ ''" II 'i1l .<&86 13 New York 62 79 .440 26Y.i: , tllere were thmgs to be the grand old man or the AFL. I the chores Saturday. _ • ~ 79'· :440 21 Kansas c 1ty 62 79 440 26~ Rochester went mto the ftnalj accomplished. 1 wouldn't be threw th1 ee touchdown passes Other InJUries, includnlj de 59 81 .421 23th Boston 63 81 438 27 day of the campa1gn leadmg llere" as a rejuvenated Houston tfam fens1ve tackle Waller Johrlson' "' ·41 90 J348 33Yl Toronto and Colurnbus--;bed for i Lombardr 15 seekmg a mlllmn routed Denver 45-7 lncky tendon and Monte Moodty'allelukl h Monday's Resu..lts second-by one game Smce the dollar accomphE!Ilment this The NFL wound up its Clark 's neck boil anrl sore foot. 1J! New' !'{(Mit :1, tAt Chicago 7 Minn 4, morning Maple Leafs downed Buffalo to- time the molding of rookie exh1b1hon schedu le last '"eek- 1 YiPrP expected to heal byi Sun8 ·N.Y : 5;· lnd, Dl"innings Boston S Cleveland I, lst 7 and the Jets _topped Rich- back's Donny Anderson and Jim end w1th Green Bay defP"' 1mg day l 13 Atllnta ~. 181 Oeveland 3 &!ton I, 2nd mond 7·6 in 10 mnmgs, a loss Grabowski int8 an offensive duo New York 37-HJ, CIPv• md The players are to report to 7 PiMsbuttb 5, ·2nd Baltimore 5 New York 4, lsi by Rocllester :would have that can compliment veterans Pdgmg Pittsburgh 13-10 Wash- Don Fleming Field this lhorn5 Philadelphil 4, 1st Baltimore 7 New York 4, 2nd th;own the race mto a three- Paul Hornung and Jim Taylor ington downmg Philadelphia 35- mg and heavy classrooml and ChicaiJO 2', 2nd Wa!b ti Oet 4, 1st twilight w y deadloek There's a possibility that 20 and Los Ang~les upendmg ' practi ce f1eld sessions ate ex. 4 M6uston 1, 1st Detrmt 7 Wash 4, 2nd night The Red Wtngs erupted ~r Lombardi Will alternate a vet San Francisco 29-9. pectcd to be-gm Wednesdaj. 5 St. Lows 0, 2nd Kan r,,ty 4 Califorma 1, night four runs m Ute _lhtrd mnmg and a rookie like any good 1.~;.;;..;.;_~~~~--==--.::,:.:;.:~.:_:~~~~;;;;;~00: ArtJele!' 4 San Francisco Tuetday's Probable Pitchers With Mike Epstem homermg combat commander would do m Pfbb"lble 'Pitcllen ,, With two on and Mark Belanger t ED'l'l tStarUng Times EDn connectmg with the bases 1 ac 100 1o gtve a newcomer I 1expenence at Chicago- California al Kansas City- emptY agamst the Ias t·Pace The bulk of the NFL's vs Jenkins (2-7). Newman (3-7) vs. Linblad (~) Chiefs Rochester opens openmg slate centers on KINO SCOBES g pm playoff ser>es Wednesday S da h Ch' 1 I~£~~~~: at New York- Washmglon at De It - at 11orne agams . t 8 .IC hmoo d. un y, Cleveland wen Jcago IS a IilEW YORK (UPl) Detroii, at Washmg· lloaalaoccor star King retiO..JIOl 22-8. ' ' '14!6l' vs Rlbant (II). Moore 13-2) vs Me m(l7·1l) The Maple Leais slamn;ted ton Los Angeles at Atlanta. Now Is The Time To Prepare -I ~OS oC 4-1 Leape. I p.m 9 p.m. four born~ runs to beat the Mll~.nesota at San Francisco, Your Home For The Cold Weather Ahead,' over lrlteJ: )Jifl' llallfonl;~~~.~~:~~~~~t-l;at Sl. Loulll- New York at Balti ore- BJSons while George Spriggs hlt New York at Pittsburgh and and aa Kaat, 'I'Wlrllo'IIM: vs. Briles (4-12). Bouton (U) "· McNally ( a two-run homer for the Jels. Philadelphia at St Louis. c.....d of ••• s ,..._. p.m. · 8 p.m. In the only other game, Tom Dallas " ndd man out th1s .....; ie_.., Jndians Sea h 1d • 'tt & ~ladl;um:~~:~i;ii;-.':..~~-~~~~,~-·~::::.~~ i,~San~~Frar.~~-CI~·sco~ at l.GI Angeles Chicago at Mmnesota-John ver ur e a seven-til er as for week1ts and waits until s~t 18 ' >S. Dryodale <9- (J3.8) vs. Grant (11-13). 9 p.m. JacksonVIlle beat Toledo 5-l. season maugural . 15) or (14-11). 11 p.m. 8011ton at Cleveland-FIScher New York and Boston wh1ch ·.r .Ji;:_~·' e ' ,,e ....-. Atlanta at PlttSburgh--Jatvis U·l) ... Bell (18-11) 7:30p.m. YACHT RACES sat out the American Football . ~ <2-Il ft. Veale <U): l:ti p.m. Wednesday·• Games KEIL, ' Germany (UP!) - league curiam raiSer last Wed•esdly's Gamea Calif at Kansas City . night Denmark s Paul Elvstroem woa weekend make the1r 1966 • N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 0.. ·' I'" ; ' '" ''L ' , , '" ... ,, " Al\anta at Pittsburgh, night Chicago at Minnesota. nigh! Ute flfst race Monday m the debuts With the Jets playmg at .• . Houstoa at Sl Louil, night Washlngto" at Detrmt. night world Star yachtmg champlin- Mlam•' Friday mght and the San Fran at lAs Ani, night Boston at Cleveland mght sh1ps Joseph Daphhn of """'._"::_':~=======...,-----(Only pmes scheduled) New York at Baltimore night US was second, _:_:...::!:...;::~.:.::..;..:.:.::::::::::::...._....:..::.::....:..;..:.:...::;:_:::::::::::.:.::•....:..:= Peter Talberg third, Richard Stearns or tile was fourth 1 Red Wings Cop lst Flag In 13 Years I 1 1 I 1 SAYS lly Wayne G. Brandatadt, M.D. Q - to tbe shaking ot Par· kinson's diSease ever limited to the foot? A - Tbi& disease olten start& m one . leg or the fingers of one hand then progresses 10 mvolve both s1des. There may also be shaktng of Ute bead. By cohsciouo..: efforl the shakmg m on"' can sometime• be contro ~ a few see. onds but L• .nay be accom· panied by an mcreased shak· ing on Ute oppoSite Ride. Tile shaking ceases durin8 sleep, Q - Is Parldnsou's disease JrJJerJted'~ A - Althoogh tbe evidence for this in inconclusive, about 6 per cent of the vietims are closely related lo persons who bad tbis disease. Q - My bu•baad has cerebral palsy. Our doctor says 11 started m his childhood. He is now In b1s late 50s and Is still able to do a full day'• work. How long Wtll this disease pro- INSULATION and: EIISTRII»J»INC 1 I ; 'Ou . ·,' W.. ·· I (('"1 .. ' ' '· STORM DOORS WINDOWS King Builders Supply Co. ·; . . . ,. . . . .,. . .,. ., .;, ., LINE SCORES J '' Time 1f it should stnke, bow well would you be protected? In 111 6l!T OTi-lER TIMES HE GOES THE SIXTH F FR:;\1\ HIS OFFICE ON 1i\KE5 T)jE ELEVATOR, AND SA~' radio, fac- Ures, dellllle trade ln. Real /N..tT/1111AMIJEA I ::th:•m for th• ; l1N I Ryan satd 1t hurt agal11 alter , Mrs Granville Caste. Mr and Mrs Walter Wallace, Huntmgtun, spent Wednesday with his SISters. Mn. Leah Wil-cox and Mrs Cecil Thompson, Ami Karl Ju•tis and children, Lancaster, and Mrs. Harry Richardson and sons, Troy, spent several days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J II Cloud Thev came especially to help celebrate tlleJr mother's b1rthday Aug. 24. Mrs Leo Lanier and M r s. Pearl George were shopping in Huntington recently and VIsited Mrs. George's daughter, Mrs. Nick Dmiaco. Mrs. Verna George and Oscar Chamberlain spP.nt the weekend at Dayton with llr. and Mrs Bob Moats and daughter, Lori, ':lnd Sunday w1th Mr. aJMi Mrs. Charles Chamberlain, Columbus, Mrs Gold1a Johnson of Allee waS a weekend guest of Mrs. MyrtJe Strausbaugh Mr and Mrs. Claude Sw1ck, Wellston, called on h1s parenlil, Mr and Mrs Don Swick SatuJday. Mrs. Elizabeth Cloud enter- . Ids Baltimore, Green Bay to 0pen NFL PIay Sat urday •·You're not fooling me, Ed. You're not eanrentratiDg on tile hft -you're sleeping! '' )Ink Mr and Mrs. Walter McCar· ley, Grove CJty, were Tuesday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Alexander I t&n Redskms at the nataon's Brown ·-t capital. "Under the Circumstances 1 He sa1d that sta~ment ineludIt'IJ be the last chance Coacll we've progressed pretty well " 1 ed quarterback rank - Ryall - -_. - - _ _ ~ ' who has lrted to overcome a my oYer the weekend. Mr George Westfall, who unfterwent surgery recently at Holzer Hospital, returned home Tuesdav It's Blanton Collier Will have to put Collier said aMI' exe\n,inlng the (mal week of rehearsal for the r)arts together, tunc up the hlms ol Saturday night's 18-10 the Cleveland Browns. hmmg and work on the intr1c1- v1ctory over the Pittsburgh On Sunday 1t's curtam time cies of offense and defense. Steelers at B1rnungham, :All. for the 1966 National Footba ll I Collier saad Monday h1s squad ''I'U like to have bacf mort League season against former as re&:~dy, desp1te IOJunes and 1 ttme, but I think we're ~ady," Brown Otto Graham's Washmg- 1Ute absence of fullback J1m I he commented. .: ~ one po1iitcal with Ute or a 'lrtes to sixth term as •. one of ABC-TV's series ii' e>n'T>rotl; ' lnclnde ' Afraid oftk1al repori on loss adjust. ments made after Hurricane Carla, the Texas Legudalurc applauded tbe responsible performance of companiea rwresented by independent insurance agents. We're independent imwrance agents. Protect )ourself. .. call us aow. " When working hands need extra cash to pay New Baby bills .•• Stop in ••• and ask for our "baby money" loan. Special food, new-dothes, ..., :, tor's attention ••• it all adds up! But you can get the money you need from us;-:·.~· now ... and repay in sensible m011thly inslallments. When you need money for anp ' reason ••• $25 to $2000 .DOWNING There's a hel11lng hand at Economy Savings and Loi!J .' . 300 W. Second St.-992-2lll,I'Girieroy ;_ • -· - DAVE ER, MAIIIIAG I �' <io '· L .. Funeral Held .\ ,f...P1117 SeJ!tbleJ. Pome,ror·Uiddl~rt. .o,,. Sept. a, ~eea Mavor Leaar Fiqes Pe.rso·ns Are I·n]·ur·· e·.·d ~~.-n·'•· Today .; for I Ver 0 ay rec S rea . ' .. .. =~.,~!~~. ~1~~d~~ \!,~~~=~·:and · ~ ·· 1 ~ . No.'one was kiUed over the La bot. Day holiday weekend in Galaa or Meigs counties but the Gallipolis post, State Highway ••v•sligated a total of 11 accJ4ents mciudlng three in ... wbl-.. a tmal of 10 persons were Injured, none seriously. Gallipolis Ofpcers of tbe postj assisted by auxiliarymen, .~ ill-t f11U weekend of law en· fi>rc.fn'i"t Patrolmen made 46 <arreSts ·una issued 41 warnings. Assi!!ls were rendered to eight !llOI<tlsts in distress. ' Eig!R of the accidents occur· red Salur1ay, Sunday and Mon· day. The first at 9:20 a.m. Sal· urd!IY on Rt 790, two miles west patr~l ¢,:- :!~~ol said a car driven by Carnol A. Bevan, 72, Crown City, backed onto Rt. 790 in froni of a car driven by Joe E. Collins 29 _ Crown City. Minor damage done to both cars. Bevan was cited to Gallipolis municiPal court on 8 eharge of lailute to yield the right of w"' way .. Suffering minor bumps and bruises were Dicie Bevan, 70, .2rown Ci~y . a passenger in the .Bevan car; ctnd these passenaers in the other car: Joe E. Collins, Joyce Collins, 28, Jan Collins. 4, Jodee Collins, 7, and Sonja Kitchen. II , Pedro. Two l>f'l oons had minor in· juries In a one car accident at 4:30 p,m. Saturday on Rt. 218, almosi a mile north of Rt. 71JO. Officers re~orted that Jerry Williams, 20, Rl. 2 Gallipolis, went off the nighway on a curve. Tl1e car rolled onto its top and shuck a guard rail. The vehicle'. "'·" demolished. Williams. who suffered a laceration of the head and body bruise\, w"' cited to municipal court on a charge of speed in excess· for road conditions. A passenger, John Frank1in, 15, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, had a lacera· lion on thP head and body bruls· 15. Both were treated at Holm Hospital and released. Two persons were injured in a one car crash in Meigs county. The accident occurred at 12: 30 p.m. Sunday on Rt ~1. • mile west of Rt. 124. There was heavy damage to the car. No charge was filed. The patrol said that Marshall F. Allen, Jr., 32, Parkersburg, W. Va., went off lhe left side of the highway and struck a tree stump. Allen had a bruised chest and a passenger, Robert D. Barringer. 18, Reedsville, ·aad bruises knees. Orville C. Taylor, 42, Rodney, was lodged in the city jail Mon· day night on a charge of driving while intoxicated alter o one car accidl!'lt at 9: 4~ p.m. on Rt. 588, five •nd four-tenths miles east of the junction of Rl. 35. Taylor, wbn was not injured, according to the patrol, went off Jet.11111 ,,.,., all otller tape _ IWirBI'I beltlndl Thll little r-w q.,t 414 lbs. IJchtoncf -m sounds lib 1 mote ell(llnsive heh)Wiilht Z·speecl capS!., drlvo, 3-stop 111dio I!Rpllflc. a·.r·•· tiQit, IIKI solid stlte circuiby, are lhe mlin reasons for its surprisingly fine performiRCe. You can even record firtC:IIJ 1rom 1 radio, hi·fl, or another !ape rec«der. Complete with dyruvnic iniaophone and acces- • Knee InJUry SJ'delm'eS Phil Swindell ' .... ,d " ,...,;.- • fer~~~~:= ~~a=: 0GOP 33 • OEMS 67 l.:.,~;llh~-cJ.U:~: j SENATE e ,"'!tu~Ull :e · 1r ROTAR\' SPEAKER PT. PLEASANT - Rotary District Governor W. A. Powel~ Jr., of New Martinsville, wlll be tbe guest speaker at this week's · regular meeting of the Rotary · Club . Powell will speak on the global growth of Rotary. While ill Pt. Pleasant the District Gov· ernor will confer with local Rotary officers planning for fu· l lure activities. rj , WATKINS GLEN In upstate New York ..ed S. be tbe KeDe ol only the European type of road-ra<lng. llut today Grand National (NASCAR) raelng on road tracks, IDo&ta4 4lf 9VIIA. il t~ecumin& popular to .IIIIa of ilollll¥pel Ill radaC. MOORE'S Servic~ Center IS ()PEN c- .J' 1 •• ' ' FOR ALL YOUR .' ~ FLORAL NEEDS VISIT DUDLEY'S e'MUFFLERS eTAIL PIPES· e SHOCK ABS,ORBERS . e Batteries e 5eat Covers e FLOOR MATS, . ETC. t:itv DUDLEY'S MOOR-E'S Jackson ••• SIT I [JJ I. o. t_J n IIGTf ,, tJ ~::r~i£~E::: l"r I I I J r:p~ l and Calli• tht ........... WHIN MONIY IS THE QUESTION Cay .m8as• IS THE ANSWII I l ======:::=: Joppa and Tony, Columbus, spent lhe ly with Mr. and Mro. L. R. weekend with Mr. alld Mra. Barr. Clarence Baker and family. Mr. and Mrs. ClareBce Baker Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Day and Mrs. Flossie Petty visited and son, Sbade, visited Sunday Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Virwith Mr and Mrs Winnie Bailey. gU WaDs and family in Lan· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barr caster. Mrs. Petty remai&ed Mr. and Mrs. Vern Gree• ,' of Little Hocking visited receat.- for a longer visit. Shirley Paugh, Phoenix, I 1Ariz., and Mrs. George Reed I visited Tuesday with Mr and I Mrs. Ver•on Reed and family OPTOMETRIST at Waldo. Mrs. Reed remained i Office Boun: 9 to 12. 2 to 5 (Close at NOOD on a two weeks visit. Mrs. Fted Clutter and David, 'lbura. - Easl Court St., Pvmeroy , Elyria, and Miss Lillie Baker Society Notes ~~!;:~~::~_.--....! • JJ,one for our quid O.K. '1"- 111op for your money Clll oar thrifty Jom lenllll. I ' BOARD TO ft(EE'f PT. PLEASANT -The Mason County Fair Board of Directors will meet on Monday, Sept. 12, . acoording to President Frank Capehart. All board members are urged to attend tbe important meeting. A review of the recent Mason Coun· ty Fair wl!l be held. - H ... _. N CASH before night Middleport, 0. ~ ol. ' iD colll'l . Levied $5 anlf·etsUI Funeral ,.1'\III!I!S were held the charges were Tueschy at 2 p.m. at the Raw· man and Jackie Oullfoa:d,~WI:I)·I · L. Van Sickle, Sl, Kanauga. No one waa injured and minor damage was done to both cara. Cars driven by Henry T. Raln· ey, 'EI, Gnllipolis Ferry, and Randy Rothgeb, 24, Rl. I Galli· polis, collided a\6:45 p.m. Mooday on George's Creek Rd., two miles west of Rt. 7. No one was Injured. The patrol said Rainey came over the crest of a hill, applied iu> brakes and slid in· to the Rothgeb car. Rainey was charged w1tb left of center. No charge was filed in a one car accide~t at 4 a.m. SID!day on Rt. 554 ID Porter. The patrol said that Jimmie L. Rhodes, 19, ' ories. Model 6411A. BAKER FURNITURE n ., · -r":' \' .\ll!"~~ ,. ; i\ ., ... r.,(,. ,,fl.~~ ,, "'·· · ~~~'; -ThomasEvllnllil· Rt. 1 Vll1ton, went ofi the road port, who died Saturday at the reckless operation and Paul at lh~ Doctor'a Hospital and struck a mail box owne4, Veterans Memorial Hospital. >Clark forfeited a $2& bond en Colomb~~ .~•. Ev~ wa~ · a by Glenn Smith. Damage was 'Rev. David White of Albany Jntoxicatlan charge In other former re<idant of Pomeroy. minOr. No one was injured. conducle!l the services. Burial llvity. -. ~lv!J11!lncl1J!fe ono ..n, C. , The patrol charged Oscar was In tht school lot celnetery !r.EvJ!· Pack, Jr., 31,kJ Rl. 2 t1Crown In tlarn~nter. ·,.ANSWERS TWO CALLS • Mr. Evans -• A ·1 19 1M5 1 Vluton Lanc88ter, where City, with 1ec ess opera on ou· Born pn • a The Pomeroy emergency mad his bo , 11~ ~:~~~~. ter a one <'ar accident at 11:30 eounty, M1ss Swett wu lh e squad was called twice on sun· dr e d t4 me,l.i 010 a.m. Sunday on Rl. 35 in Thur· daughter of the late Isaac and da · The unit was summoned ;;; anal gre~ man. Officers reported t~at the Joanna Wood Swett. Survivors at Yi, 42 p.m. to Ward's Carry· toda ner 1 t 'e% c~t Pack car •truck a parked car Include one brother, WOllam, Out n Route !43 for BellY ~ H p · the ."SAL~$. •' SERVICE owned by Margaret W. Thom- Middleport and one nephew, Arm:nlfout. She was taken to wend.':J fflcla:v. '· as, Thurman. Moderate dam- Walter Swett of Albany. Veterans Memoriel B 1 1 ·tb 1 ~~ 'llf' age was done to both vehi';!l!•· Miss Swet• was a retired book· ted and released. AI . : a WI~ ':.estd ~ers~~ 1 No one was injured. keeper for the American Edp- : the •uuad was caUed at wit ~e ' ' e Three pccideryts on the Labor calion Press Co. iD Columbus e, cath•rine SwelfeJ...ffv,ans. 30 p.m to Welchtown for Day we~kend were reported In lor several years. Pallbearers Mrs Bachtel She was treated PULl., C4.'11cELLED . Sunday'' Times-Sentinel. for the funeral were Jack Lo~· by ihe squad. Tb ·lor \Ill· set f · ther, Ronald Whittington, 0. e lrf< P' .. or Mrs. Catherine Nierman, Well- Dell Marsnlngton, Roland Crab. l ,at ·tbe ston; Robert w. Siders, eo. tree, Robert Turner and Bert LOCAL m&IP:t . Schoof , has been cancelled. 0Spl UIJ eWS lumbus; John R. Thomas, Co- Cox. , Temperatures ··In 1tjo\Vi!l1W111[ lumbus; Mrs. Ricbard L. New· Out of town relatives attend· Pomeroy at 11:30' b.m. -· vahner, Jackson; Glenn Hoover, lng the ftmeral were Mr. and stood at 74 degrees under 1 Holzer Hospital: VIsiting Lorain, Frank LeMaster, Lor- Mrs. Walter Swett, Alb811jJ, Mr. llf skiea. • . ?· 1 hours 24 and HI p.m. Parents . ain; Kristy Jo Rogers, Rt. 1 Po- and Mrs. Arthur Reedy, Pome'· ,, ~ ·. only on Pediatrics Ward. dro; Mrs. Carl A. Jordan, Jack· roy, Mrs. Fred Carpenter and . . . AdmlsslODI son; Homer T. Thompson, Jack· Mrs. Melva Radcliff, both of BOOSTERS TQ MEET. I A possible knee cartilage in· Mrs. Mary Gibeau!, 110 State son E. B. While, Salem, va.; Alhens. The Rutland Atbletlc Bo&~~terslr jury suffered in the first week St.; Mrs. Clande Evans, 117 Mrs. E. B. White, Salem, Va.; will meet on Wednesday even· of fall driUs bas made I he Third Ave.; Mrs. Vesta Sheets, Jay ,'lammons, LoraiD; Mrs. Jng at ?:SO p.m. at the h t g h status of Pomeroy's Phil Swin 69 Garfield Ave. ; Mrs. John George Hontos, Waverly; Fred Landers Retume1l school gym. dell very doubtful as .Q hi o D. King, 752 Third Ave.; Mrs. VIckers; Roger C. Rymer 11, To l\lei£!8 County ----• • University's football squad mev- David S. Glover, 1010 T bird Ravenswood ; and Mariam Hos- 1 ed into their second week of Ave.; Manna S. Stowers, at. 2 char, Rt. 1 Bidwell. 1 Orville ~Anders, 'EI, . .PomeBOOSTERS MEETING drills. Bidwell; Arthur R. Allison, Ka· . •roy, has wruved extradition pa· A meelUig of the Pomero)l. · d h d th . 'd k n•uga· Mrs Arthur w Allison Births pers In the state of West Yirgl- High School Athletic Booslera 1 0 S emSierac.• · · · and was returned to MeJgs · will · be beld at Ihe aemor · ,.blgh on wme lhe start!a middle ard Kanauga: Debra A. Wbile, Rt.' Mrs. Car1 A. Jd or an, Jk ac • rua th ~ b gu 2 G-allipolis · James H Nlda son, daughter, 8'39 a.m. Satur- County Monday on an auto far· building at 8 O'clock 1¢igbt, spd ~t on e ., ~.~~~m er t on~ Sr Thur,;an· Mrs ; Hollis day; Mrs. Richard L. Newvah- ceny charge. according to President Relno Berry ner,..)ackson, son, 6:52 a.m. Landers was tbe object of an Und. e enk~~e ~d "c cbs Ba . Houg M~yo Bidwell· john brea, saJ oa J0 ess, ' • .. . ' s t d . Mrs Denv HiD . ch I Satur l "Phil had come back In excel· Gallipolis: Thomas G. Dillon, a ur ay, · ~•· tens;ve sear ear y ·1 . .. . . Eureka Star Rt.; Mrs. Ida B. Houck, Rl 2 Crpwn vay, dau· day when he aUegec!ly disarm~ . .AT MUSICAL . . FRIDAY . ~nd . SATURDAY lent cond1bon and was domg an F 'd 11 B ghter 2·38 a ml Sunday· Mrs two Me••s County• Sheriff's de- Dr and Mra Ra=nnd D~\c;~ll &utstanding J'ob for us, ord, Br we : James . Mor· • · · •. . ' I .. . . .. . ,--· u• , . · ris, Jr., Rl. 1 Gallipolis; Mrs. Jerry R. Barr, Rl 1 Gallipolis, puties and stole th= pollee and Evelyn Flck on Sunday Counf on us for proMpt, ltxpert workmenPhil was a 12lelt~rman stand- Minnie Stover, Rl. 1 BidweU· son, ~•f>7 am . Monday. car. Landera was captured late I tended the musical, Of Ot\'your n~s. FREE INSTALLATION. outttiatg Pomeroy High School, J H Nld a, J r.,- Th urman,: Discharges by Jackson Music, " D' mven by the f ch ames . . Saturday momlnu ..-e ge ntb Uourba~kotbnogruamsd bea Mrs. Charles Buck, Jr., Rt. 1 John C. Benedict, John Brat- County, W. Va., deputies !~la~yer;s~a~IJ~~~;::~ m 1oo a • • e a an sse- Cheshire; Mrs. Clint D. Fitch, cher, Mrs. Ida Carson, Mrs. Cottageville, W. VL Auditorium in ball. He was an Honorable Men- Rt 1 v · 1 . Mr J R. Thelma K. Cooper, Melvin Craft . ' tion All-American. foolballer, All- B;rr, R~ ~nGalli;~lis~rry Miss Sam Denney, Mrs. Clovis 0. SouthEastern Oh1o most valua- Daisy Lutton, Pl. Pleasant; AI· Graham, Mrs. Kenneth W. ·ara..... ble player m 1964,. and AII.State bert J . McCoy, Rt. 1 Pliny, W. ham, Bnrbara Grimm, Harold Province, Middleport; and All SEOAL hiS Jumor and Va.; Robert L. Smith, Jr., Pl B. HaD, Clyde R. Henry, ~· .Ridgeway, New Haven; CbJris- 11 ' semor years. . . Pleasant; Mrs. Ollvia Young, Vernon Henry, Mrs. GlendorE. t1an Diehl, RuUand; Ben . A sophomore •. Ph1l Is maJor· Rt. 1 West Columbia; Otis s. Mapes, Mrs. Norman W. Mill· arson, Pomeroy. · lng In Industrial Technology. Young, Pl. Pleasant; Robert JI'On, Mrs. Lawrence A. Morton, J>ls~el Saturday _ Bes- 1 Oh1o IS prepanng for lis open· Waugh, Rt. 1 Ashton, W. Va.; Harry D. Myers, Gary V. Remy, ale Stilt, Mrs. Larry Wyal1 and er Sept. 17 with Purdue. The Jane Ann Llevlng, Rt. 1 West Garnett F. Scaggs: Mrs. Fred daugbter, Roy DUlon, LavOIIIIia Bobcats returned 16 letlermeo, Columbia· Mrs. w. Carl Zirkle 0. 'lbomas, and mfant daugt. Forrest. ' including 12 seniors, 16 juniors HarUord ( Cindy Jo Allen, Rt ter, Mrs. Robert 0. Bates and 4dm\llion& . Sal!day .,. and 30 sophomores. 2 Racine; Mrs. Dale Priddy, f\1. infant SOD Mrs. Claude T. Thorn- Ann Mi!Donald, Kanauga, Servin~:~ Pomeroy, 3 Pol)leroy; Thomas E. IIIJI;n- ton, Mrs. Albert T. Welch, Mrs. Dam Slivers, Pomeroy. SQUAD CALLED kins, Rt. 3 Pomeroy; Mrs. Bert Donald M. Woods! Roger D. I Dlsclwgeo Sunday .,. KarriD Nlason and The Mrddleport E-R squad w. Teaford, Rt. 2 Racine; Mrs. Collins, Mrs. David K Glover, Bolin, Helen Martin, Crail was caUeJ Sunday at 1:29 p.m. Jesse L. Anderson, Rt. 2 Ra· llliss Charlotte Hllmbnck, Mrs. Ourst, Tamara Dorst, James The Entire to Happy Hollow, for Connie cine ; Angela Dawn Malsom, il:fston Mace, Mrs. Dale Priddy, Wblte. .!;:;, · Mash. She was taken to Holzer Parkersburg, w. va.; Mrs. Krtsty Jo J!Dgen, Dallas Sayre, Admissfono Moaday - RobBiQ Bend Area. ..... ,. Hospital by Rawlings Coats Wayne Cantrell, Rt. 2 Pedro; Mrs. Richard. Seymour, Mrs. bin Herald, Middleport: Audria . F.REE AREA-WIDE I ,. ' ,. ambulance as a medical pa· Nathan Upton, Ironton: Mrs. Geofge F. Wheeler, Glenn H. Jeffers, Pomeroy; Rhonda tient. Lando E. Canter, Rt. 2 Wellston; Hoover, Roller.t W. Siders, Mrs. Smith, Minersville; Allee Cole. DEUVERY Ronald F. Wlnte, John R. Tho- man, Albany. mas, Jack D. Stutler, Thomas Di1charges Monday -AiphonE. Mankons, Conme J. Guble, so Halsey Christian Diehl. Keilh Donley, Mrs. Fannie Can' · ter; Mrs. Carl L. Baker and In· WINGETr FOUND Uns<ramblo th... four Jumble., • ·., I ' one letter to eadt IQUart, to !ant son, Mrs. Paul E. Sites and Thomas WiDget~ RD Shade, 59 N. 2nd. Av•~· form four ordinary worda. infant son. who had earlier been reported' Phone 992-5560 missng, was IOC'Bted today and is quite all •right. Wingett reWe Are As Near portedly notified the Athena As Your Phone MAIM ST. POMEROY WY 2-2841 County Sheriff's ·Department of (Continued from Page f) his whereabouts. ter car, Glenn Hoover, 36, Lor- , ain, was admitted to the hospital with facial lacerations. The driver and both passen· gers in the LeMaster car are also reported tit satisfactory ClllY.4RBET ditton. Theil was moderate damage to the Jlaly car bUt heavy damage was done to the White an~ LeMaster cars. The accident is still under investigation, accord· lng to lhe Jackson patrol post Funeral services for the Nida girl will be at 2 p.m. Wedne• f A.n•'"ert toiQDrrowJ day at the Alley and Casd~~i J...W... CIIUSH LUCID ZODIAC la'fOU ., Funeral Home at St. Alb • J ,, ......,. Jrllat •nori.rg misfd ..ale• of lJICll1i,M W. Va., conducted by the Rev. lj{-"110 liD Of DOZII" Delbert Smith. Burial wiD be in the Smith cemetery at B i g Scary in Putnam county. Besides her parents she Is survived by two brothers, David Nida , Por'.er, Ohio and James H. Nlda, Jr., at home: five sisters, Mrs. Connie Woodyard the road mto a ditch. There was heavy damage to the car. The patrol charged Charles Koeppel, 50. Pt. Pleasant, with driving while intoxiqted and hitskip aftor an accident at 1:45 a.m. Monday on Rt. 7, a mile north of u.. Silver Bridge. Ka-. eppel, arconting to the patrol, left the scene of the accident and was later picked up In Gal· lipolis. Officers reported that lhe accident occurred when Kaeppel backed from a parking lot at the Green Gables, backed a· cross the bighway and struck a parked car owned by Garland 1--~--- CBAIINEL JIASTEB'S · i. ·~ 0 ====-''==""""""""""""=""""""=----------• N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. - P~--nl VJdler Hospital ] ADMITTED: ' Miss Bessie Johnson , Pl. Pleasant: Mrs. ' Donalcl ijall;IEWI, . Southside; I Leland Lleying;:;Jr .•. Pt. ·Plt!,BS- 1 ant; Mrs. John Hussell. Pt. I ~Jeasaet; Billy Ea. Mn: Vinton, : Discover Rio Grande College ••• Daniel Rites Held Today in '" . q__~NING ' ~r;ylce On ReQ'(BSI to do 3n. ,\nd, many 'of ~- t~IIJ!g.. fer sudents come from o\lle~ ;mall t 'lil•ges ~er than large Robinson's u niver siti~ . Rio Grande liege Is ~ot ·a CLEANERS Leachers' colle t. It is a liberal Gtande College" .rls co llego '·rerlng bachelors ~ ~~~--~--==0:::0:'"""~~ of arts 1rg1· s. bachelor of sci· •nee degree , and bachelor of ~duLatiun d grees. It Is SlJrpris<ng 1n kno lh• number of grad· Jales and , he number of tJ\ost" mrol\edllo are ~ot or ,who do not plan enter mto til!! ;teach.ng prot . SIOR. ILls of Ill~~ and ow<·h mof' that I w!int 10 POMEROY QUIET AS CARPET I DODGES I I rou'w beer! waiting to trade, or waiting to swap,- 1M Good both of Dunbar, W. Va.; Mrs. Beulah Barker of Elkview, W. Va.; Mrs. Bonnie Summers of Thunnan; and Becky Nida, at home. The Nida family formerly resided at Hurricane, W. Va• Army Specialist Fourth Class James R. Pullins, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Pul· fins, Pomeroy, was assigned to the 14th Combat Aviation Bat· talion In VIet Nam, Aug. 19. Spec. Pullins, a pay specialist In Headquarters Detachment of the oattalion, entered the Army in October 1964. He Wljs grsduafed from Pomeroy HJgh School in 11162. His wife, Linda, lives on Route I, Pomeroy. I)OHT SHOOT THE BuLL! DllY a Guys I They're making deals that are dftl.t during their YEAR· END ROUND-UP SALE OR every '66 Dodge. And bring the Uttle Woman with you. The Dodge Boys want to smw tNM'fbody that they're Qlllfll ~to do hm'PBS' wida. Go flameless • • • put · on. ..a· ;..·, J.( I ' \ Jt' The most wanted feature on a freezer Ia aqtomatlc aelf-defrostlnr, eliminate' mesay "do-it-youraelf" defroatlnrr fo~ever. Sav~ you titll.e--1111:' . other thlnp. A self-defroatlnrr electri~J~ _rive,~ J'Ol;l more uaable~l!,ti :.......;.~. to stock up oDl those frozen .food and meat apeclals. Meana fewer triJit! to the ~I')' ~• .~ Make your next major appliAnce a aelf-defroatlq . eiC!Ctf;ic freezer. . . . ti· • , • " I. ...... ,... I• ~· • "• f'O- ,,.. ........... " • .... • 1~ •.. ' I · ·4P. ~.~~ .. .. ~eey~,;r:flamelet• electr-io·~~i~·.n~• dp~~i ~~fi.vi. -~1!!!-~c;!!!c~~ .ake an ,.liege. est in Rio Grande we :an Jearn \0' appteclite and to !hare •n the excitement of a rapidly e.pand1ng campus. By · developmg an interest •In R I o Grande Ct>llege we ca~ ,. learn to appreci&te more fullY· the contributions .that !his tnstttuUon nf highh ~ing makes 1 . to th(S 811'1. Finally, In ~~~~ -t h.e tltlrd ""'"""' glvan .abo~e, tbllt 'a to Improve'' tile relattons ,tie' " .of ' Rfo ~Ween th• students Grande ~:e~·, ;:1· .. ..... of . • , ,.)t·' . . • 8; ?. ~· R. fi. RAWLINGS SONS CO. t $249 Sq. Yd. ., MILL It SECOND STREETS Roush's Shoe Middleport, 0. & GENERAL PRACTIC;E _, PHONE 992-3074 MIDDLEPORT HOURS 2 til 5 p.m. Mon., Tues. Wed., Fri • 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon. and Fri. BY APPOINTMENT two THf: ~OOD GUYS IN WHrrE HATS SHOES 548 N. Socond St,- Corner af Hudson & 2nd Stl. I this retati6pslliJl Jll\1# ~·· ·m· grandchildren. prov""- ·It eannol' be .£me:~ by _ _ _.._ _ the ,college students a• . nor Mountains are composed by the area residen ts alone but largely of rocks made up of talher hy both. What musl ·the silicon and aluminum com· college students do? They must pounds. learn to •>,e.,)/I,C!<le<~~ijiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiii~~~~iiiiiii1 '" Back To School WISHES TO ANNOUNCE HIS NEW LOCATION AT ... ° Mrs. Virginia Summers, Pullins Assiped To Combat Aviation ANESTHESIOLOGY Pt. Pleasant from hlg _umvennt1es whose ~n- "doughboy incident" to see that sk1, CJeyeland, 0 .; and vorces •ere granted ln. County Circuit Courl ia the oUice of the Clrlip · ·ti,,~ Divorces granted Weikle vs. Wealy U. Velma McCone Allen vs. ard Otto Allen; J211et See , James 81!1!, Sr. NOTICE DR. F. M. CLUFF, M.DL.~d DISCHA~GES: ; Clarence • INTRODUCTION McDaniel,. Hartiord; Mrs. Altea : P'f. PLEASANT - Funeral BV Gt>:ORGE SOMERVILLE Arthur, Huntmgtun; Mrs. Don· servkes for Robert Lee · In this first article, J fell it aid I;JP,mphrey 1 Pt. lli'teasant; 147. nl. 2229 Jefferson Blvd, would be beneficial to explain Mrs. Earl Mutlox, Leon: Pete held 'tuesday 111 the_ Crow·A.uslhe reason• for writing a week· Panteloul\as. , P~ Plea"'"t, : sel l F'uneral Home .w•th the Rev. ly column on Rio Grande Col· transferrc;d to, St. Mary's Hos- ' Charles Fru~ uffrCiatlng. Bur· lege. There are three basic rea· pital, .Huntington. . [ral followed 1n the Kirkland ed me to decide to . ·~•·••• ... 1 Memorml Gar<lens. 10n S th aj l · B[RI:"f<, mt1•and Mrs. Donondertake·lhe colu?'n.••:. -; , ald "Ha~siead. Southside, a dau- I Daniel, a bricklayer, First, I want to 1>j!;;m · the •ghter; Mr . and Mrs. Terry , Saturday 3 p.m. io the Gal,lipopeople of G:•.lha and Me1gs Gray, Letart, a daughter. liS MediC'III Center. He had-oeen Counties of what Rl ll'::.£.rande , :in failmg health for the past College is really UDJ)\d · o!' • year. • what it offers its sruafq THREE BODIES FOUND The second reason is tllat 1 , . · i He was born September 17, . , \it lhe WA~INGTON (UP)) - The 1918 in Fayetlot Count~. a son want to attempt to tm~ro e bodies I~ . ·.lhree airmen who oI Mrs. c·md"1:1 ..,, . I• "'¥ree Dome . G d ...c,ou..ue Imag~ '1f R10 .ran e · : "~" died IIi ~~~~ airplane ·aasiJ. 14 Beckley , and the late Lee Daa'" thiS area , the area In WhiCh years 'ira~ beei\ lfOilnd on a . I H lllber of Brick· 11 Is loc•ted . . , . 1e,. e was a me F'' · t do my part glacier ' in '·'l<ellulcf~•.'-c'• tay•rs Umoa 1-io. 3 of Hunting· ma 11 y, 1 wan 1 I The wreckage of the SAI6 t · to strive to improve the rela- Al batrq~s and the body of on. . . . . t1ons between the students of of the· tfhir ·men alloard Surv1vmg m addlt!OA lo hit Rio Grandt College and the found on a mounu;in at mother, are hi.s _wife, ADRabell resld•nts of th1s 1mmed1ate ar· height pf 5,200 feet on May•20, 1readway Da~tel : two !ons, ~a . 1952. four rlays after th& craelt. Robert Lynn Daniel of _Akron, In examining the first three The Air Force said Thursday and Brlly Don Damel, Pt. reasons more closely, 1 would that three ore ·bodies Wllre Pleasant; two dau~hters, J~(let '"Y that w•. the resi~ents 'of_ found lly ~ leeland.ic suriey LouJse Daniel of Huntington and Gallla and Me1gs Counbes, have iteam on Aug. 20 and removed Ly1111 Elainl! at home:. one 21tonot bern adequately Informed by ·a U.S. helicopler tn ·~tll«t the(, Dal e of J~r.s~y C1ty, .N J.; of RIO happemngs '" the P"¥· day. The tiflli nian atoard the four SIS ters . M:r.. Jdanita RobThere. IS the temptatwn to 1 . . . d . . mson, Beckley, Mrs. Mary Wll· · . e more than I pane IS, 81111 1IS· 1e as miSsrng. . Dettm.1, ,.. )abel RGC as 11tt • . hams, •• 1ch'~an , Mr . s. 1 ~ slightly upgraded. high dool orie ~eed only to IQ2.~ back to Esther Hill. Salisbu~. ~ Mnry· designed tor wealthy flunknuls the latier part of May ·and the land, and Mrs. B~rtiara Mastal· ly resort 13 the teachmg rles· <i~n We must never ylel to lhiS temptation The 1.abel IS wrong oo >II four counts. Rio Grande College 13 a MlOedged, lout-year private col· tege. The •tudent body Is com· posed ol some stude~t who fall· ed to meet the stand d of oth· er colle~es or unive · ties , grant ed. bul •hey come to lo Grande because t~e school 's' philosophy ts to give anyone who seeks rollege degree the 'opportunity DIVORCES PT , I'LE.AllAIH MIDDLEPORT, 0. �' <io '· L .. Funeral Held .\ ,f...P1117 SeJ!tbleJ. Pome,ror·Uiddl~rt. .o,,. Sept. a, ~eea Mavor Leaar Fiqes Pe.rso·ns Are I·n]·ur·· e·.·d ~~.-n·'•· Today .; for I Ver 0 ay rec S rea . ' .. .. =~.,~!~~. ~1~~d~~ \!,~~~=~·:and · ~ ·· 1 ~ . No.'one was kiUed over the La bot. Day holiday weekend in Galaa or Meigs counties but the Gallipolis post, State Highway ••v•sligated a total of 11 accJ4ents mciudlng three in ... wbl-.. a tmal of 10 persons were Injured, none seriously. Gallipolis Ofpcers of tbe postj assisted by auxiliarymen, .~ ill-t f11U weekend of law en· fi>rc.fn'i"t Patrolmen made 46 <arreSts ·una issued 41 warnings. Assi!!ls were rendered to eight !llOI<tlsts in distress. ' Eig!R of the accidents occur· red Salur1ay, Sunday and Mon· day. The first at 9:20 a.m. Sal· urd!IY on Rt 790, two miles west patr~l ¢,:- :!~~ol said a car driven by Carnol A. Bevan, 72, Crown City, backed onto Rt. 790 in froni of a car driven by Joe E. Collins 29 _ Crown City. Minor damage done to both cars. Bevan was cited to Gallipolis municiPal court on 8 eharge of lailute to yield the right of w"' way .. Suffering minor bumps and bruises were Dicie Bevan, 70, .2rown Ci~y . a passenger in the .Bevan car; ctnd these passenaers in the other car: Joe E. Collins, Joyce Collins, 28, Jan Collins. 4, Jodee Collins, 7, and Sonja Kitchen. II , Pedro. Two l>f'l oons had minor in· juries In a one car accident at 4:30 p,m. Saturday on Rt. 218, almosi a mile north of Rt. 71JO. Officers re~orted that Jerry Williams, 20, Rl. 2 Gallipolis, went off the nighway on a curve. Tl1e car rolled onto its top and shuck a guard rail. The vehicle'. "'·" demolished. Williams. who suffered a laceration of the head and body bruise\, w"' cited to municipal court on a charge of speed in excess· for road conditions. A passenger, John Frank1in, 15, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, had a lacera· lion on thP head and body bruls· 15. Both were treated at Holm Hospital and released. Two persons were injured in a one car crash in Meigs county. The accident occurred at 12: 30 p.m. Sunday on Rt ~1. • mile west of Rt. 124. There was heavy damage to the car. No charge was filed. The patrol said that Marshall F. Allen, Jr., 32, Parkersburg, W. Va., went off lhe left side of the highway and struck a tree stump. Allen had a bruised chest and a passenger, Robert D. Barringer. 18, Reedsville, ·aad bruises knees. Orville C. Taylor, 42, Rodney, was lodged in the city jail Mon· day night on a charge of driving while intoxicated alter o one car accidl!'lt at 9: 4~ p.m. on Rt. 588, five •nd four-tenths miles east of the junction of Rl. 35. Taylor, wbn was not injured, according to the patrol, went off Jet.11111 ,,.,., all otller tape _ IWirBI'I beltlndl Thll little r-w q.,t 414 lbs. IJchtoncf -m sounds lib 1 mote ell(llnsive heh)Wiilht Z·speecl capS!., drlvo, 3-stop 111dio I!Rpllflc. a·.r·•· tiQit, IIKI solid stlte circuiby, are lhe mlin reasons for its surprisingly fine performiRCe. You can even record firtC:IIJ 1rom 1 radio, hi·fl, or another !ape rec«der. Complete with dyruvnic iniaophone and acces- • Knee InJUry SJ'delm'eS Phil Swindell ' .... ,d " ,...,;.- • fer~~~~:= ~~a=: 0GOP 33 • OEMS 67 l.:.,~;llh~-cJ.U:~: j SENATE e ,"'!tu~Ull :e · 1r ROTAR\' SPEAKER PT. PLEASANT - Rotary District Governor W. A. Powel~ Jr., of New Martinsville, wlll be tbe guest speaker at this week's · regular meeting of the Rotary · Club . Powell will speak on the global growth of Rotary. While ill Pt. Pleasant the District Gov· ernor will confer with local Rotary officers planning for fu· l lure activities. rj , WATKINS GLEN In upstate New York ..ed S. be tbe KeDe ol only the European type of road-ra<lng. llut today Grand National (NASCAR) raelng on road tracks, IDo&ta4 4lf 9VIIA. il t~ecumin& popular to .IIIIa of ilollll¥pel Ill radaC. MOORE'S Servic~ Center IS ()PEN c- .J' 1 •• ' ' FOR ALL YOUR .' ~ FLORAL NEEDS VISIT DUDLEY'S e'MUFFLERS eTAIL PIPES· e SHOCK ABS,ORBERS . e Batteries e 5eat Covers e FLOOR MATS, . ETC. t:itv DUDLEY'S MOOR-E'S Jackson ••• SIT I [JJ I. o. t_J n IIGTf ,, tJ ~::r~i£~E::: l"r I I I J r:p~ l and Calli• tht ........... WHIN MONIY IS THE QUESTION Cay .m8as• IS THE ANSWII I l ======:::=: Joppa and Tony, Columbus, spent lhe ly with Mr. and Mro. L. R. weekend with Mr. alld Mra. Barr. Clarence Baker and family. Mr. and Mrs. ClareBce Baker Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Day and Mrs. Flossie Petty visited and son, Sbade, visited Sunday Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Virwith Mr and Mrs Winnie Bailey. gU WaDs and family in Lan· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barr caster. Mrs. Petty remai&ed Mr. and Mrs. Vern Gree• ,' of Little Hocking visited receat.- for a longer visit. Shirley Paugh, Phoenix, I 1Ariz., and Mrs. George Reed I visited Tuesday with Mr and I Mrs. Ver•on Reed and family OPTOMETRIST at Waldo. Mrs. Reed remained i Office Boun: 9 to 12. 2 to 5 (Close at NOOD on a two weeks visit. Mrs. Fted Clutter and David, 'lbura. - Easl Court St., Pvmeroy , Elyria, and Miss Lillie Baker Society Notes ~~!;:~~::~_.--....! • JJ,one for our quid O.K. '1"- 111op for your money Clll oar thrifty Jom lenllll. I ' BOARD TO ft(EE'f PT. PLEASANT -The Mason County Fair Board of Directors will meet on Monday, Sept. 12, . acoording to President Frank Capehart. All board members are urged to attend tbe important meeting. A review of the recent Mason Coun· ty Fair wl!l be held. - H ... _. N CASH before night Middleport, 0. ~ ol. ' iD colll'l . Levied $5 anlf·etsUI Funeral ,.1'\III!I!S were held the charges were Tueschy at 2 p.m. at the Raw· man and Jackie Oullfoa:d,~WI:I)·I · L. Van Sickle, Sl, Kanauga. No one waa injured and minor damage was done to both cara. Cars driven by Henry T. Raln· ey, 'EI, Gnllipolis Ferry, and Randy Rothgeb, 24, Rl. I Galli· polis, collided a\6:45 p.m. Mooday on George's Creek Rd., two miles west of Rt. 7. No one was Injured. The patrol said Rainey came over the crest of a hill, applied iu> brakes and slid in· to the Rothgeb car. Rainey was charged w1tb left of center. No charge was filed in a one car accide~t at 4 a.m. SID!day on Rt. 554 ID Porter. The patrol said that Jimmie L. Rhodes, 19, ' ories. Model 6411A. BAKER FURNITURE n ., · -r":' \' .\ll!"~~ ,. ; i\ ., ... r.,(,. ,,fl.~~ ,, "'·· · ~~~'; -ThomasEvllnllil· Rt. 1 Vll1ton, went ofi the road port, who died Saturday at the reckless operation and Paul at lh~ Doctor'a Hospital and struck a mail box owne4, Veterans Memorial Hospital. >Clark forfeited a $2& bond en Colomb~~ .~•. Ev~ wa~ · a by Glenn Smith. Damage was 'Rev. David White of Albany Jntoxicatlan charge In other former re<idant of Pomeroy. minOr. No one was injured. conducle!l the services. Burial llvity. -. ~lv!J11!lncl1J!fe ono ..n, C. , The patrol charged Oscar was In tht school lot celnetery !r.EvJ!· Pack, Jr., 31,kJ Rl. 2 t1Crown In tlarn~nter. ·,.ANSWERS TWO CALLS • Mr. Evans -• A ·1 19 1M5 1 Vluton Lanc88ter, where City, with 1ec ess opera on ou· Born pn • a The Pomeroy emergency mad his bo , 11~ ~:~~~~. ter a one <'ar accident at 11:30 eounty, M1ss Swett wu lh e squad was called twice on sun· dr e d t4 me,l.i 010 a.m. Sunday on Rl. 35 in Thur· daughter of the late Isaac and da · The unit was summoned ;;; anal gre~ man. Officers reported t~at the Joanna Wood Swett. Survivors at Yi, 42 p.m. to Ward's Carry· toda ner 1 t 'e% c~t Pack car •truck a parked car Include one brother, WOllam, Out n Route !43 for BellY ~ H p · the ."SAL~$. •' SERVICE owned by Margaret W. Thom- Middleport and one nephew, Arm:nlfout. She was taken to wend.':J fflcla:v. '· as, Thurman. Moderate dam- Walter Swett of Albany. Veterans Memoriel B 1 1 ·tb 1 ~~ 'llf' age was done to both vehi';!l!•· Miss Swet• was a retired book· ted and released. AI . : a WI~ ':.estd ~ers~~ 1 No one was injured. keeper for the American Edp- : the •uuad was caUed at wit ~e ' ' e Three pccideryts on the Labor calion Press Co. iD Columbus e, cath•rine SwelfeJ...ffv,ans. 30 p.m to Welchtown for Day we~kend were reported In lor several years. Pallbearers Mrs Bachtel She was treated PULl., C4.'11cELLED . Sunday'' Times-Sentinel. for the funeral were Jack Lo~· by ihe squad. Tb ·lor \Ill· set f · ther, Ronald Whittington, 0. e lrf< P' .. or Mrs. Catherine Nierman, Well- Dell Marsnlngton, Roland Crab. l ,at ·tbe ston; Robert w. Siders, eo. tree, Robert Turner and Bert LOCAL m&IP:t . Schoof , has been cancelled. 0Spl UIJ eWS lumbus; John R. Thomas, Co- Cox. , Temperatures ··In 1tjo\Vi!l1W111[ lumbus; Mrs. Ricbard L. New· Out of town relatives attend· Pomeroy at 11:30' b.m. -· vahner, Jackson; Glenn Hoover, lng the ftmeral were Mr. and stood at 74 degrees under 1 Holzer Hospital: VIsiting Lorain, Frank LeMaster, Lor- Mrs. Walter Swett, Alb811jJ, Mr. llf skiea. • . ?· 1 hours 24 and HI p.m. Parents . ain; Kristy Jo Rogers, Rt. 1 Po- and Mrs. Arthur Reedy, Pome'· ,, ~ ·. only on Pediatrics Ward. dro; Mrs. Carl A. Jordan, Jack· roy, Mrs. Fred Carpenter and . . . AdmlsslODI son; Homer T. Thompson, Jack· Mrs. Melva Radcliff, both of BOOSTERS TQ MEET. I A possible knee cartilage in· Mrs. Mary Gibeau!, 110 State son E. B. While, Salem, va.; Alhens. The Rutland Atbletlc Bo&~~terslr jury suffered in the first week St.; Mrs. Clande Evans, 117 Mrs. E. B. White, Salem, Va.; will meet on Wednesday even· of fall driUs bas made I he Third Ave.; Mrs. Vesta Sheets, Jay ,'lammons, LoraiD; Mrs. Jng at ?:SO p.m. at the h t g h status of Pomeroy's Phil Swin 69 Garfield Ave. ; Mrs. John George Hontos, Waverly; Fred Landers Retume1l school gym. dell very doubtful as .Q hi o D. King, 752 Third Ave.; Mrs. VIckers; Roger C. Rymer 11, To l\lei£!8 County ----• • University's football squad mev- David S. Glover, 1010 T bird Ravenswood ; and Mariam Hos- 1 ed into their second week of Ave.; Manna S. Stowers, at. 2 char, Rt. 1 Bidwell. 1 Orville ~Anders, 'EI, . .PomeBOOSTERS MEETING drills. Bidwell; Arthur R. Allison, Ka· . •roy, has wruved extradition pa· A meelUig of the Pomero)l. · d h d th . 'd k n•uga· Mrs Arthur w Allison Births pers In the state of West Yirgl- High School Athletic Booslera 1 0 S emSierac.• · · · and was returned to MeJgs · will · be beld at Ihe aemor · ,.blgh on wme lhe start!a middle ard Kanauga: Debra A. Wbile, Rt.' Mrs. Car1 A. Jd or an, Jk ac • rua th ~ b gu 2 G-allipolis · James H Nlda son, daughter, 8'39 a.m. Satur- County Monday on an auto far· building at 8 O'clock 1¢igbt, spd ~t on e ., ~.~~~m er t on~ Sr Thur,;an· Mrs ; Hollis day; Mrs. Richard L. Newvah- ceny charge. according to President Relno Berry ner,..)ackson, son, 6:52 a.m. Landers was tbe object of an Und. e enk~~e ~d "c cbs Ba . Houg M~yo Bidwell· john brea, saJ oa J0 ess, ' • .. . ' s t d . Mrs Denv HiD . ch I Satur l "Phil had come back In excel· Gallipolis: Thomas G. Dillon, a ur ay, · ~•· tens;ve sear ear y ·1 . .. . . Eureka Star Rt.; Mrs. Ida B. Houck, Rl 2 Crpwn vay, dau· day when he aUegec!ly disarm~ . .AT MUSICAL . . FRIDAY . ~nd . SATURDAY lent cond1bon and was domg an F 'd 11 B ghter 2·38 a ml Sunday· Mrs two Me••s County• Sheriff's de- Dr and Mra Ra=nnd D~\c;~ll &utstanding J'ob for us, ord, Br we : James . Mor· • · · •. . ' I .. . . .. . ,--· u• , . · ris, Jr., Rl. 1 Gallipolis; Mrs. Jerry R. Barr, Rl 1 Gallipolis, puties and stole th= pollee and Evelyn Flck on Sunday Counf on us for proMpt, ltxpert workmenPhil was a 12lelt~rman stand- Minnie Stover, Rl. 1 BidweU· son, ~•f>7 am . Monday. car. Landera was captured late I tended the musical, Of Ot\'your n~s. FREE INSTALLATION. outttiatg Pomeroy High School, J H Nld a, J r.,- Th urman,: Discharges by Jackson Music, " D' mven by the f ch ames . . Saturday momlnu ..-e ge ntb Uourba~kotbnogruamsd bea Mrs. Charles Buck, Jr., Rt. 1 John C. Benedict, John Brat- County, W. Va., deputies !~la~yer;s~a~IJ~~~;::~ m 1oo a • • e a an sse- Cheshire; Mrs. Clint D. Fitch, cher, Mrs. Ida Carson, Mrs. Cottageville, W. VL Auditorium in ball. He was an Honorable Men- Rt 1 v · 1 . Mr J R. Thelma K. Cooper, Melvin Craft . ' tion All-American. foolballer, All- B;rr, R~ ~nGalli;~lis~rry Miss Sam Denney, Mrs. Clovis 0. SouthEastern Oh1o most valua- Daisy Lutton, Pl. Pleasant; AI· Graham, Mrs. Kenneth W. ·ara..... ble player m 1964,. and AII.State bert J . McCoy, Rt. 1 Pliny, W. ham, Bnrbara Grimm, Harold Province, Middleport; and All SEOAL hiS Jumor and Va.; Robert L. Smith, Jr., Pl B. HaD, Clyde R. Henry, ~· .Ridgeway, New Haven; CbJris- 11 ' semor years. . . Pleasant; Mrs. Ollvia Young, Vernon Henry, Mrs. GlendorE. t1an Diehl, RuUand; Ben . A sophomore •. Ph1l Is maJor· Rt. 1 West Columbia; Otis s. Mapes, Mrs. Norman W. Mill· arson, Pomeroy. · lng In Industrial Technology. Young, Pl. Pleasant; Robert JI'On, Mrs. Lawrence A. Morton, J>ls~el Saturday _ Bes- 1 Oh1o IS prepanng for lis open· Waugh, Rt. 1 Ashton, W. Va.; Harry D. Myers, Gary V. Remy, ale Stilt, Mrs. Larry Wyal1 and er Sept. 17 with Purdue. The Jane Ann Llevlng, Rt. 1 West Garnett F. Scaggs: Mrs. Fred daugbter, Roy DUlon, LavOIIIIia Bobcats returned 16 letlermeo, Columbia· Mrs. w. Carl Zirkle 0. 'lbomas, and mfant daugt. Forrest. ' including 12 seniors, 16 juniors HarUord ( Cindy Jo Allen, Rt ter, Mrs. Robert 0. Bates and 4dm\llion& . Sal!day .,. and 30 sophomores. 2 Racine; Mrs. Dale Priddy, f\1. infant SOD Mrs. Claude T. Thorn- Ann Mi!Donald, Kanauga, Servin~:~ Pomeroy, 3 Pol)leroy; Thomas E. IIIJI;n- ton, Mrs. Albert T. Welch, Mrs. Dam Slivers, Pomeroy. SQUAD CALLED kins, Rt. 3 Pomeroy; Mrs. Bert Donald M. Woods! Roger D. I Dlsclwgeo Sunday .,. KarriD Nlason and The Mrddleport E-R squad w. Teaford, Rt. 2 Racine; Mrs. Collins, Mrs. David K Glover, Bolin, Helen Martin, Crail was caUeJ Sunday at 1:29 p.m. Jesse L. Anderson, Rt. 2 Ra· llliss Charlotte Hllmbnck, Mrs. Ourst, Tamara Dorst, James The Entire to Happy Hollow, for Connie cine ; Angela Dawn Malsom, il:fston Mace, Mrs. Dale Priddy, Wblte. .!;:;, · Mash. She was taken to Holzer Parkersburg, w. va.; Mrs. Krtsty Jo J!Dgen, Dallas Sayre, Admissfono Moaday - RobBiQ Bend Area. ..... ,. Hospital by Rawlings Coats Wayne Cantrell, Rt. 2 Pedro; Mrs. Richard. Seymour, Mrs. bin Herald, Middleport: Audria . F.REE AREA-WIDE I ,. ' ,. ambulance as a medical pa· Nathan Upton, Ironton: Mrs. Geofge F. Wheeler, Glenn H. Jeffers, Pomeroy; Rhonda tient. Lando E. Canter, Rt. 2 Wellston; Hoover, Roller.t W. Siders, Mrs. Smith, Minersville; Allee Cole. DEUVERY Ronald F. Wlnte, John R. Tho- man, Albany. mas, Jack D. Stutler, Thomas Di1charges Monday -AiphonE. Mankons, Conme J. Guble, so Halsey Christian Diehl. Keilh Donley, Mrs. Fannie Can' · ter; Mrs. Carl L. Baker and In· WINGETr FOUND Uns<ramblo th... four Jumble., • ·., I ' one letter to eadt IQUart, to !ant son, Mrs. Paul E. Sites and Thomas WiDget~ RD Shade, 59 N. 2nd. Av•~· form four ordinary worda. infant son. who had earlier been reported' Phone 992-5560 missng, was IOC'Bted today and is quite all •right. Wingett reWe Are As Near portedly notified the Athena As Your Phone MAIM ST. POMEROY WY 2-2841 County Sheriff's ·Department of (Continued from Page f) his whereabouts. ter car, Glenn Hoover, 36, Lor- , ain, was admitted to the hospital with facial lacerations. The driver and both passen· gers in the LeMaster car are also reported tit satisfactory ClllY.4RBET ditton. Theil was moderate damage to the Jlaly car bUt heavy damage was done to the White an~ LeMaster cars. The accident is still under investigation, accord· lng to lhe Jackson patrol post Funeral services for the Nida girl will be at 2 p.m. Wedne• f A.n•'"ert toiQDrrowJ day at the Alley and Casd~~i J...W... CIIUSH LUCID ZODIAC la'fOU ., Funeral Home at St. Alb • J ,, ......,. Jrllat •nori.rg misfd ..ale• of lJICll1i,M W. Va., conducted by the Rev. lj{-"110 liD Of DOZII" Delbert Smith. Burial wiD be in the Smith cemetery at B i g Scary in Putnam county. Besides her parents she Is survived by two brothers, David Nida , Por'.er, Ohio and James H. Nlda, Jr., at home: five sisters, Mrs. Connie Woodyard the road mto a ditch. There was heavy damage to the car. The patrol charged Charles Koeppel, 50. Pt. Pleasant, with driving while intoxiqted and hitskip aftor an accident at 1:45 a.m. Monday on Rt. 7, a mile north of u.. Silver Bridge. Ka-. eppel, arconting to the patrol, left the scene of the accident and was later picked up In Gal· lipolis. Officers reported that lhe accident occurred when Kaeppel backed from a parking lot at the Green Gables, backed a· cross the bighway and struck a parked car owned by Garland 1--~--- CBAIINEL JIASTEB'S · i. ·~ 0 ====-''==""""""""""""=""""""=----------• N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. - P~--nl VJdler Hospital ] ADMITTED: ' Miss Bessie Johnson , Pl. Pleasant: Mrs. ' Donalcl ijall;IEWI, . Southside; I Leland Lleying;:;Jr .•. Pt. ·Plt!,BS- 1 ant; Mrs. John Hussell. Pt. I ~Jeasaet; Billy Ea. Mn: Vinton, : Discover Rio Grande College ••• Daniel Rites Held Today in '" . q__~NING ' ~r;ylce On ReQ'(BSI to do 3n. ,\nd, many 'of ~- t~IIJ!g.. fer sudents come from o\lle~ ;mall t 'lil•ges ~er than large Robinson's u niver siti~ . Rio Grande liege Is ~ot ·a CLEANERS Leachers' colle t. It is a liberal Gtande College" .rls co llego '·rerlng bachelors ~ ~~~--~--==0:::0:'"""~~ of arts 1rg1· s. bachelor of sci· •nee degree , and bachelor of ~duLatiun d grees. It Is SlJrpris<ng 1n kno lh• number of grad· Jales and , he number of tJ\ost" mrol\edllo are ~ot or ,who do not plan enter mto til!! ;teach.ng prot . SIOR. ILls of Ill~~ and ow<·h mof' that I w!int 10 POMEROY QUIET AS CARPET I DODGES I I rou'w beer! waiting to trade, or waiting to swap,- 1M Good both of Dunbar, W. Va.; Mrs. Beulah Barker of Elkview, W. Va.; Mrs. Bonnie Summers of Thunnan; and Becky Nida, at home. The Nida family formerly resided at Hurricane, W. Va• Army Specialist Fourth Class James R. Pullins, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Pul· fins, Pomeroy, was assigned to the 14th Combat Aviation Bat· talion In VIet Nam, Aug. 19. Spec. Pullins, a pay specialist In Headquarters Detachment of the oattalion, entered the Army in October 1964. He Wljs grsduafed from Pomeroy HJgh School in 11162. His wife, Linda, lives on Route I, Pomeroy. I)OHT SHOOT THE BuLL! DllY a Guys I They're making deals that are dftl.t during their YEAR· END ROUND-UP SALE OR every '66 Dodge. And bring the Uttle Woman with you. The Dodge Boys want to smw tNM'fbody that they're Qlllfll ~to do hm'PBS' wida. Go flameless • • • put · on. ..a· ;..·, J.( I ' \ Jt' The most wanted feature on a freezer Ia aqtomatlc aelf-defrostlnr, eliminate' mesay "do-it-youraelf" defroatlnrr fo~ever. Sav~ you titll.e--1111:' . other thlnp. A self-defroatlnrr electri~J~ _rive,~ J'Ol;l more uaable~l!,ti :.......;.~. to stock up oDl those frozen .food and meat apeclals. Meana fewer triJit! to the ~I')' ~• .~ Make your next major appliAnce a aelf-defroatlq . eiC!Ctf;ic freezer. . . . ti· • , • " I. ...... ,... I• ~· • "• f'O- ,,.. ........... " • .... • 1~ •.. ' I · ·4P. ~.~~ .. .. ~eey~,;r:flamelet• electr-io·~~i~·.n~• dp~~i ~~fi.vi. -~1!!!-~c;!!!c~~ .ake an ,.liege. est in Rio Grande we :an Jearn \0' appteclite and to !hare •n the excitement of a rapidly e.pand1ng campus. By · developmg an interest •In R I o Grande Ct>llege we ca~ ,. learn to appreci&te more fullY· the contributions .that !his tnstttuUon nf highh ~ing makes 1 . to th(S 811'1. Finally, In ~~~~ -t h.e tltlrd ""'"""' glvan .abo~e, tbllt 'a to Improve'' tile relattons ,tie' " .of ' Rfo ~Ween th• students Grande ~:e~·, ;:1· .. ..... of . • , ,.)t·' . . • 8; ?. ~· R. fi. RAWLINGS SONS CO. t $249 Sq. Yd. ., MILL It SECOND STREETS Roush's Shoe Middleport, 0. & GENERAL PRACTIC;E _, PHONE 992-3074 MIDDLEPORT HOURS 2 til 5 p.m. Mon., Tues. Wed., Fri • 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon. and Fri. BY APPOINTMENT two THf: ~OOD GUYS IN WHrrE HATS SHOES 548 N. Socond St,- Corner af Hudson & 2nd Stl. I this retati6pslliJl Jll\1# ~·· ·m· grandchildren. prov""- ·It eannol' be .£me:~ by _ _ _.._ _ the ,college students a• . nor Mountains are composed by the area residen ts alone but largely of rocks made up of talher hy both. What musl ·the silicon and aluminum com· college students do? They must pounds. learn to •>,e.,)/I,C!<le<~~ijiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiii~~~~iiiiiii1 '" Back To School WISHES TO ANNOUNCE HIS NEW LOCATION AT ... ° Mrs. Virginia Summers, Pullins Assiped To Combat Aviation ANESTHESIOLOGY Pt. Pleasant from hlg _umvennt1es whose ~n- "doughboy incident" to see that sk1, CJeyeland, 0 .; and vorces •ere granted ln. County Circuit Courl ia the oUice of the Clrlip · ·ti,,~ Divorces granted Weikle vs. Wealy U. Velma McCone Allen vs. ard Otto Allen; J211et See , James 81!1!, Sr. NOTICE DR. F. M. CLUFF, M.DL.~d DISCHA~GES: ; Clarence • INTRODUCTION McDaniel,. Hartiord; Mrs. Altea : P'f. PLEASANT - Funeral BV Gt>:ORGE SOMERVILLE Arthur, Huntmgtun; Mrs. Don· servkes for Robert Lee · In this first article, J fell it aid I;JP,mphrey 1 Pt. lli'teasant; 147. nl. 2229 Jefferson Blvd, would be beneficial to explain Mrs. Earl Mutlox, Leon: Pete held 'tuesday 111 the_ Crow·A.uslhe reason• for writing a week· Panteloul\as. , P~ Plea"'"t, : sel l F'uneral Home .w•th the Rev. ly column on Rio Grande Col· transferrc;d to, St. Mary's Hos- ' Charles Fru~ uffrCiatlng. Bur· lege. There are three basic rea· pital, .Huntington. . [ral followed 1n the Kirkland ed me to decide to . ·~•·••• ... 1 Memorml Gar<lens. 10n S th aj l · B[RI:"f<, mt1•and Mrs. Donondertake·lhe colu?'n.••:. -; , ald "Ha~siead. Southside, a dau- I Daniel, a bricklayer, First, I want to 1>j!;;m · the •ghter; Mr . and Mrs. Terry , Saturday 3 p.m. io the Gal,lipopeople of G:•.lha and Me1gs Gray, Letart, a daughter. liS MediC'III Center. He had-oeen Counties of what Rl ll'::.£.rande , :in failmg health for the past College is really UDJ)\d · o!' • year. • what it offers its sruafq THREE BODIES FOUND The second reason is tllat 1 , . · i He was born September 17, . , \it lhe WA~INGTON (UP)) - The 1918 in Fayetlot Count~. a son want to attempt to tm~ro e bodies I~ . ·.lhree airmen who oI Mrs. c·md"1:1 ..,, . I• "'¥ree Dome . G d ...c,ou..ue Imag~ '1f R10 .ran e · : "~" died IIi ~~~~ airplane ·aasiJ. 14 Beckley , and the late Lee Daa'" thiS area , the area In WhiCh years 'ira~ beei\ lfOilnd on a . I H lllber of Brick· 11 Is loc•ted . . , . 1e,. e was a me F'' · t do my part glacier ' in '·'l<ellulcf~•.'-c'• tay•rs Umoa 1-io. 3 of Hunting· ma 11 y, 1 wan 1 I The wreckage of the SAI6 t · to strive to improve the rela- Al batrq~s and the body of on. . . . . t1ons between the students of of the· tfhir ·men alloard Surv1vmg m addlt!OA lo hit Rio Grandt College and the found on a mounu;in at mother, are hi.s _wife, ADRabell resld•nts of th1s 1mmed1ate ar· height pf 5,200 feet on May•20, 1readway Da~tel : two !ons, ~a . 1952. four rlays after th& craelt. Robert Lynn Daniel of _Akron, In examining the first three The Air Force said Thursday and Brlly Don Damel, Pt. reasons more closely, 1 would that three ore ·bodies Wllre Pleasant; two dau~hters, J~(let '"Y that w•. the resi~ents 'of_ found lly ~ leeland.ic suriey LouJse Daniel of Huntington and Gallla and Me1gs Counbes, have iteam on Aug. 20 and removed Ly1111 Elainl! at home:. one 21tonot bern adequately Informed by ·a U.S. helicopler tn ·~tll«t the(, Dal e of J~r.s~y C1ty, .N J.; of RIO happemngs '" the P"¥· day. The tiflli nian atoard the four SIS ters . M:r.. Jdanita RobThere. IS the temptatwn to 1 . . . d . . mson, Beckley, Mrs. Mary Wll· · . e more than I pane IS, 81111 1IS· 1e as miSsrng. . Dettm.1, ,.. )abel RGC as 11tt • . hams, •• 1ch'~an , Mr . s. 1 ~ slightly upgraded. high dool orie ~eed only to IQ2.~ back to Esther Hill. Salisbu~. ~ Mnry· designed tor wealthy flunknuls the latier part of May ·and the land, and Mrs. B~rtiara Mastal· ly resort 13 the teachmg rles· <i~n We must never ylel to lhiS temptation The 1.abel IS wrong oo >II four counts. Rio Grande College 13 a MlOedged, lout-year private col· tege. The •tudent body Is com· posed ol some stude~t who fall· ed to meet the stand d of oth· er colle~es or unive · ties , grant ed. bul •hey come to lo Grande because t~e school 's' philosophy ts to give anyone who seeks rollege degree the 'opportunity DIVORCES PT , I'LE.AllAIH MIDDLEPORT, 0. �.' {, I' Get Extra Ccis h Tb~ . Want kd \by ..8UsinesS Se . 0 it mee!lltl wlll llh' lilt! will · barllt!cue at 8lld Mn. Ray- . . I • i • ' '... . .........::r .... . .............. ' CAJICIILLA"Ofll ..................... - ........ _·- 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA HARDTOP - "' ........... ,...,.. .......... ........ ...,.........., ...... ... . tlll"tiOftiiiM. ..... ,. ........ . ..,. fMif eM Ultorrecl lntlf'tat.. 1964 CHEVELLE 2 DOOR pool. · 1, 11 ..,, ,, '1. : (" ' ... .. ·< ' '.· '···;J, ,l, '. 11 BEANS, potatoes, and melons. Clarence fltt, Portland, 0. Ph. 843-!12541 Mn. Lyle Baldenon _J'be Riverview Garden Club lield their August meeting at llbe home of Mrs. R. L. Larkijft}, Assisting her was Mrs. Marion Hall. Tbe devotional period was oondu~ by the president, Mrs. ilsrliss Frank. Members answered the roll call ~~naming plants suitable for 'dfting. New ollicen elecled lor "' 1~ year were: ~ident, Mrs. ODD JOBS for lhe &entle sex ore held down by Jane Ann BeUs, left, and Dr. Korea ank; vice president, Mrs. Group, righl. Jane is a frameman with the New York Telephone Co., the first womu "' aremont Harris: Seeretary, oa the job sinee World War I. She cheeks out eustomer complaints about .lelephone 1e~ . Larkins; treasurer, Mrs. oerviee, determinill( If the trouble Is In the compaoy's equipment, and mllklriJ ro'H e Balderson, and librarian, poln. Dr. Group of St. Louis, Mo., Is one of only 14'women among some 4,000 federar '11.'" s. Harold Massar. Plans meol laspeeton statloaed in parking plants throu~hout the country to ensure ronsumel'!l &et <leon, wholesome meat Six years of university work in veleriDaey . .111'"'liiere also made to have 1 mem- eine prepued her lor the job. '1" ''bership drive. The program sd ~as conducled by the vice pres· ---:;:;:;::;;;;;:;;;:;:;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;: ·1 "~ent, Mrs. Carl Buckley, with NEW YORK (UPI) -The 00 iii!ading "BounUes of the WayAmerican Jewish Committee •'110~iae" by Mrs. Dorsel Riebel, Thursday that Jews and a round table discuasion on been excluded lro01 >l&'tlfulchlng. An arrangement was the llialaj!played by Mrs. Balderson. ,,. VAWE!. It _" '• i·,. , ·1 I ' ·" Notice fi -;· '•· •• d , '"(I ANY Woman bowler interested in the Fridly Dlght Women's Leagne, please call 982-6163. League sllrllng Sept. t at 7 p.m. 943tc WILL give away lour 8\!o week old pari PtrliaD tiltlml. RD<k at. J>hOM m li:IIe. ' ' ., .. ,. L ,, ' l ~·· . ··~ 93 ··-. nz•F .c...., ••.,, ....., .......... pump IDd motoe an entire!) lllbmerrotl under Wiler Ia lh• well. The committee said it SW'veyed 50 of the largest commercial banks around the country and found that 4> have DO Jews among their senior officers, whicb tended to be proved 1>J ruuod, e 1110111118' lloltl lett-under all woU coa- dillo~a. ,,,,.t.,, ,. ,11, ,. ,...... ...._- ooveo 11p to •m:oo on lmtailotioa. 0 Anglo-Saxon Protestants. The eommtttee said it was ironie that there was a popular anUSemitic depiction of Jews · • Oulltondtn, ,.. mOWdM eNo WB.L DRIWNG ,.· · . •!:..; <lwfllhllfl CttnplmJ ...,.•• a........ Bs •"powerful bankers.". 16 Mtnlho ToPor _ ' . Vanity of Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hicks son of Brisiol, Tenn., were · "' iling Mr. ~nd MrS. William Beat and Earl. On Sunday !hey WYUifl all visited Mr:· and Mrs. MarN. 2nt1 Avo. MWII.,...,, 0· tin Swart in Columbus. FOREMAN :. & ABBOTT I rc o- Kingsbury I , • • .... ••' l-or' •• ..,• News ... i ~. and Mro. VirgO King, u~y, Grace, Mary Lou, Gene- ~arm d Bel011 who ere JRENCH BEAUTIES an dOIDI It, why not you? Beauly an ' w trealment for the teeth helps brush away tartar and H OI!Ored ., the Blue lllinL Slmp11 IC!ueeze; the powder on a 4'1 bruoh IDd :1 family of Meigs brush Ieeth for lwo to three mlnuteo. lllnoe. Cbeclt with ' ~tteoded the State fair in Coyour deallat to oee if the powder lo too abraolve for tOII~~mbu• Wedni!Sday where they otaal nplor use. . __ . _ were the guests of the Dispatch -- - - - . and the Ohio Elpllllitions Com. . . ,. nnssion. Mrs. Allee Kmg viSited on~ , 8 .,Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mash, recently with Mn;. Roberta Do ~Mr. . .. Buch. Bobby and Susan, . . 1 Rock Slide or SUp? and Mrs. Patrick Williams, Mr. Horner Ba1ley IS 1 pa• I'AS'l'I'E'l'B, &D improw-ed pawdeJ' I H Mrs. Hazel Arnold Walter Eva- tient at Veterans Memoria OS- to be IDI'I.Dkled oil UPPit or lower line, and Lester .Arnold,. were pi tal and will undergo major c·=:.c.~~ .::;~:::,.-= - a11 ·1n Columbus Sundsy to at- surgery. . ~~.k1 ~11 =.,.oap:.,r­ ··~nd a birthday dinner honor- VIsJimg recer.Uy w1th . Mr. :': ·.=-th~~ &:tur·,~:hl'-!! 'Hfrtg Mrs. Amold'! father on and Mrs. Wayne Beal and fam- drug coun~rs everywhe~ 'iik 97ih birthday. ily were Joe, .Jennifer and John ., · Mr. and Mrs. Otaries King ~'l>i s ited with lrls parents. Mr. BOYS BASKETBALL ·"tnd Mrs. Ed King at Harrison· ville. also wit~ Mrs. Freda Koch and granddaughter, who • ·ere here from TJiedo to visit. . . Mr. and Ml'!l. Gary Gibson lind son. who havt been mak 1 lng l!tei r horr with her parents. 011tr and Mrs. Sam Damron, BLACK bt):lVe moved to Harrisonville in· a Dav'd 1 r· I H fALSE JEEJ ::- OXFORDS & SHOES Mr. and Mrs. John Dean and .'iN Js llccorn'lanied Mr. and Mrs . 1Kenneth M·arkins to Columbu!' "'~t·re they wen> joined by Mr find .~rs . 1\obe,l Ried and lam ~. and all attended the State , ,pur. "' Me. and Ml'll. Norman Russell of Rock Springs visiled recent· ; OR $3 99 WHITE . Washington, D. C. 20201 ' Name'------------------~-- Address;_ _ _ __ '· .•-. ii.Ncl! '. ., SH&CiaT • AN.-wP:LANg: it's wasted? The President's Committee on Mental Retardation " ' . But who can count the lives · Find out what you can do to help' our nation's six million retarded children and adults get a better break in life. Start by writing for a free booklet• ,. ·'- Mom's ·new flame .elves her some- thlnl in common with a pretty • citin1 ciWid-over 90% of all of tht proleuional chefs. They're all cooltlng with , Gas. for several sound renons. · Gas cooks faster 1han electricity. Chef• who supervise the pre!lf11tl0n \If hundreds of meals a dey Just ~vtn't time to walt for pokey electr/~ , . . to heat up or cool down. . · Those men and women ~ repu· tations depend on cookln1 ~ · their ' ---·---- City ____ 1r· Mr. with Mrs. Elijah Micbeal. and Mrs. Dana Murrav THE SH0 E BQ· X· Jr. visiled Mr. an · Mrs. RichRill Houdashelt in Columbus and MIDDLEPORT, 0. aUended tbe state fair Sunday. -Mental·, retarda'tion never·kills · anyone. 1!..------------------·' State _ _ _ _ _--t.tp Cede..:__ .. Published 11 a oubllc urvlce in cooper.tlon w'lth he Advertl!lns Counclf al'!d ttte '"teitnttlonal Adv~rtising Newspaper Executives. ' ·j .... •... tHINK Ql ,t.u, . . .. . ·" ' "' ~ T..... YOIJ c;Mtl DD ~ ~ ............. Gt\9 ... ~ .... ~-· I . ,- • bead, crtcl<ets, spiders & ott> trr ins~ will be coming Ja. side vour borne where it's wann. Protacl )'0111' homo frqm these pests with ARAB, ·'ataijable at King Bullden Bllppl,y Co., Middleport. .. . · a 11 tfc i .••.lless Larkins were her grandll•' 'liilnghter, Mrs. James Carruth·.8<•1., Becky and Terry, Louisville, Mrs. Bertha Schreiber, r.: 'Masoo City, W. Va., Miss Be&'"ilie Bentz, Pomeroy, and Mrs. ll BOie Bailey, Bradenton, Fla. from TER AGENCY Bl'tOII!ng INC. before Nllllrlntl choice of 180 bulle in 18 and beef breeds. For '""•Ice I auto insurtllllle- We may at ~6. Dial Parker's 992-2264 able to save yoa money. II P-roy or 1185-3112C Chester. liTOiiiOi wrrH OOLD WEATIIER .' I rJ· .oa ci:~ffi:&rKniifeiOO~ii"i~l a o,.,,... 11wde To .......OurOrhe-1• UIYICIIIHIRII Chester lAlLEY UVI)SON MOTORaQES M50 SPORT BOICAT SPRINT RAETTNARS Phone9t2-21-43 PotMroy,O- EXPII17NCID WHB ALIGNMENT ·IIIIUI'IIIW lull- S.Meel I ·~ IIIII 9430tc A . ,._,tlr "''~nter. ,25m i(la~Jers In the home of Mrs. • @ . )eEP DqWN lll•tl!etreshments were served durtdlln~ the social hour. >aW Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buckley 1sq ~nt the weekend with Mr. ¥nd Mrs. E. M. Riddle, ParkdoHI't'sburg. W. Va. They also a~ ohliji'flded the Epworth M.E. Sun-&Vlfay School picnic at the Youth Co. N • •,,0.. I· re- $1495 OPEN lVII., 9:00 NL Reedsville : .,,oSociety Notes "io the-i r trailer which they ~ntly purchase1. ' and heater. Porneaoy Motor . ,. ~ .$2295 Locally owned IDd ouly 12,000 mUu, S cylinder, power otoer• 1111. Spotleoo fawa illterior. beautiful JDil'OOD finilh. R4dio Heines to James WebInt., Pomeroy. 0"~=~:•: U. Moire, Ruby B. ·;, to Robert S. Parker, ""'ces .W Parker, lot, Middle- t•&cial a;· ~ L..,. . Co;~ Low mile.-ge by local owner, beautUul dull: - n over lllht greon_ Lllk• now wbiteWIII tires, spolle11 cl•on Interior, 155 b.p. 8 cylinder enclne. standard tran1minlon. radio~ heater, real nice. t ,,:lfendell Bunce, dec. to Lena , !Jsi.~ce. Sandra Bunce. Cathy · Bunce, Jon Bunce, Cert lor JOYCE WILSON, of Teen Ameriea :l'nlns. Mils Teea-oge Ameriea Pogeant. Gertie Carpenter, dec. to E. Paramus. N.J.• is ea Joyc:e'li Gjovlk, Chieago: Linda Sullivan, Howard Carpenter, Cert. lor St. Albans, Vl The girls were in Trans., Sutton. Corporation's National Teen Board sembw •• Emerson McDole, aka Emer~·,.oi•P ·!!· McDole, Anna Virginia - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - l!cDole. to United States, 4.1M ·, ·&~!res,' Lebanon. - - Guy B. Walters, dec. to Mab~ Ruth Walters, Cert. lor '!'tans., Middleport. 'T George Newhouse to Frwncis I fi, Kibble, 26.50 acres, Orange. ,ftkl, _,_ -,_. - Pomeroy. Motor . . .VLATHJNI "'~9? ~~ •• ~i 1!'!_ ..a..c~u " ....... lattM _.., .. ,.., .. A. M. • •1•. . ..., Db' .. . ............ ,,, ... ' ·'•::·· INFORIM TJON HADI.UIII . \. ..•.., w.vn AD ' . . lUKE SERVICE Blaettnars flY 2-2193 Pomeray HOlD 5 11'0 ~ & sstvtai. OF1 U 01111 tneUT 'iiiOI'LII '. LL DICK RAWLIN8 bwllngs WYntn MIOOI.IrotiT UDIATOR SERVICE g ~ l@•fiil' 5JiDi ec.r eTruck eM...., c- elulldfter eAny Type lElTH GOBLE FORD .., Mlft Mtololl-.ort. 0 Line Scores .2USID~. ePARTSfot . MOTORS I .. eiOATS & MOTOll eiOAT PAIN1' ,IJ eTOOLS .,a ._At ::7. • Metropollti'S" lwnlt~pllld - MEIGS .. ; �.' {, I' Get Extra Ccis h Tb~ . Want kd \by ..8UsinesS Se . 0 it mee!lltl wlll llh' lilt! will · barllt!cue at 8lld Mn. Ray- . . I • i • ' '... . .........::r .... . .............. ' CAJICIILLA"Ofll ..................... - ........ _·- 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA HARDTOP - "' ........... ,...,.. .......... ........ ...,.........., ...... ... . tlll"tiOftiiiM. ..... ,. ........ . ..,. fMif eM Ultorrecl lntlf'tat.. 1964 CHEVELLE 2 DOOR pool. · 1, 11 ..,, ,, '1. : (" ' ... .. ·< ' '.· '···;J, ,l, '. 11 BEANS, potatoes, and melons. Clarence fltt, Portland, 0. Ph. 843-!12541 Mn. Lyle Baldenon _J'be Riverview Garden Club lield their August meeting at llbe home of Mrs. R. L. Larkijft}, Assisting her was Mrs. Marion Hall. Tbe devotional period was oondu~ by the president, Mrs. ilsrliss Frank. Members answered the roll call ~~naming plants suitable for 'dfting. New ollicen elecled lor "' 1~ year were: ~ident, Mrs. ODD JOBS for lhe &entle sex ore held down by Jane Ann BeUs, left, and Dr. Korea ank; vice president, Mrs. Group, righl. Jane is a frameman with the New York Telephone Co., the first womu "' aremont Harris: Seeretary, oa the job sinee World War I. She cheeks out eustomer complaints about .lelephone 1e~ . Larkins; treasurer, Mrs. oerviee, determinill( If the trouble Is In the compaoy's equipment, and mllklriJ ro'H e Balderson, and librarian, poln. Dr. Group of St. Louis, Mo., Is one of only 14'women among some 4,000 federar '11.'" s. Harold Massar. Plans meol laspeeton statloaed in parking plants throu~hout the country to ensure ronsumel'!l &et <leon, wholesome meat Six years of university work in veleriDaey . .111'"'liiere also made to have 1 mem- eine prepued her lor the job. '1" ''bership drive. The program sd ~as conducled by the vice pres· ---:;:;:;::;;;;;:;;;:;:;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;: ·1 "~ent, Mrs. Carl Buckley, with NEW YORK (UPI) -The 00 iii!ading "BounUes of the WayAmerican Jewish Committee •'110~iae" by Mrs. Dorsel Riebel, Thursday that Jews and a round table discuasion on been excluded lro01 >l&'tlfulchlng. An arrangement was the llialaj!played by Mrs. Balderson. ,,. VAWE!. It _" '• i·,. , ·1 I ' ·" Notice fi -;· '•· •• d , '"(I ANY Woman bowler interested in the Fridly Dlght Women's Leagne, please call 982-6163. League sllrllng Sept. t at 7 p.m. 943tc WILL give away lour 8\!o week old pari PtrliaD tiltlml. RD<k at. J>hOM m li:IIe. ' ' ., .. ,. L ,, ' l ~·· . ··~ 93 ··-. nz•F .c...., ••.,, ....., .......... pump IDd motoe an entire!) lllbmerrotl under Wiler Ia lh• well. The committee said it SW'veyed 50 of the largest commercial banks around the country and found that 4> have DO Jews among their senior officers, whicb tended to be proved 1>J ruuod, e 1110111118' lloltl lett-under all woU coa- dillo~a. ,,,,.t.,, ,. ,11, ,. ,...... ...._- ooveo 11p to •m:oo on lmtailotioa. 0 Anglo-Saxon Protestants. The eommtttee said it was ironie that there was a popular anUSemitic depiction of Jews · • Oulltondtn, ,.. mOWdM eNo WB.L DRIWNG ,.· · . •!:..; <lwfllhllfl CttnplmJ ...,.•• a........ Bs •"powerful bankers.". 16 Mtnlho ToPor _ ' . Vanity of Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hicks son of Brisiol, Tenn., were · "' iling Mr. ~nd MrS. William Beat and Earl. On Sunday !hey WYUifl all visited Mr:· and Mrs. MarN. 2nt1 Avo. MWII.,...,, 0· tin Swart in Columbus. FOREMAN :. & ABBOTT I rc o- Kingsbury I , • • .... ••' l-or' •• ..,• News ... i ~. and Mro. VirgO King, u~y, Grace, Mary Lou, Gene- ~arm d Bel011 who ere JRENCH BEAUTIES an dOIDI It, why not you? Beauly an ' w trealment for the teeth helps brush away tartar and H OI!Ored ., the Blue lllinL Slmp11 IC!ueeze; the powder on a 4'1 bruoh IDd :1 family of Meigs brush Ieeth for lwo to three mlnuteo. lllnoe. Cbeclt with ' ~tteoded the State fair in Coyour deallat to oee if the powder lo too abraolve for tOII~~mbu• Wedni!Sday where they otaal nplor use. . __ . _ were the guests of the Dispatch -- - - - . and the Ohio Elpllllitions Com. . . ,. nnssion. Mrs. Allee Kmg viSited on~ , 8 .,Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mash, recently with Mn;. Roberta Do ~Mr. . .. Buch. Bobby and Susan, . . 1 Rock Slide or SUp? and Mrs. Patrick Williams, Mr. Horner Ba1ley IS 1 pa• I'AS'l'I'E'l'B, &D improw-ed pawdeJ' I H Mrs. Hazel Arnold Walter Eva- tient at Veterans Memoria OS- to be IDI'I.Dkled oil UPPit or lower line, and Lester .Arnold,. were pi tal and will undergo major c·=:.c.~~ .::;~:::,.-= - a11 ·1n Columbus Sundsy to at- surgery. . ~~.k1 ~11 =.,.oap:.,r­ ··~nd a birthday dinner honor- VIsJimg recer.Uy w1th . Mr. :': ·.=-th~~ &:tur·,~:hl'-!! 'Hfrtg Mrs. Amold'! father on and Mrs. Wayne Beal and fam- drug coun~rs everywhe~ 'iik 97ih birthday. ily were Joe, .Jennifer and John ., · Mr. and Mrs. Otaries King ~'l>i s ited with lrls parents. Mr. BOYS BASKETBALL ·"tnd Mrs. Ed King at Harrison· ville. also wit~ Mrs. Freda Koch and granddaughter, who • ·ere here from TJiedo to visit. . . Mr. and Ml'!l. Gary Gibson lind son. who havt been mak 1 lng l!tei r horr with her parents. 011tr and Mrs. Sam Damron, BLACK bt):lVe moved to Harrisonville in· a Dav'd 1 r· I H fALSE JEEJ ::- OXFORDS & SHOES Mr. and Mrs. John Dean and .'iN Js llccorn'lanied Mr. and Mrs . 1Kenneth M·arkins to Columbu!' "'~t·re they wen> joined by Mr find .~rs . 1\obe,l Ried and lam ~. and all attended the State , ,pur. "' Me. and Ml'll. Norman Russell of Rock Springs visiled recent· ; OR $3 99 WHITE . Washington, D. C. 20201 ' Name'------------------~-- Address;_ _ _ __ '· .•-. ii.Ncl! '. ., SH&CiaT • AN.-wP:LANg: it's wasted? The President's Committee on Mental Retardation " ' . But who can count the lives · Find out what you can do to help' our nation's six million retarded children and adults get a better break in life. Start by writing for a free booklet• ,. ·'- Mom's ·new flame .elves her some- thlnl in common with a pretty • citin1 ciWid-over 90% of all of tht proleuional chefs. They're all cooltlng with , Gas. for several sound renons. · Gas cooks faster 1han electricity. Chef• who supervise the pre!lf11tl0n \If hundreds of meals a dey Just ~vtn't time to walt for pokey electr/~ , . . to heat up or cool down. . · Those men and women ~ repu· tations depend on cookln1 ~ · their ' ---·---- City ____ 1r· Mr. with Mrs. Elijah Micbeal. and Mrs. Dana Murrav THE SH0 E BQ· X· Jr. visiled Mr. an · Mrs. RichRill Houdashelt in Columbus and MIDDLEPORT, 0. aUended tbe state fair Sunday. -Mental·, retarda'tion never·kills · anyone. 1!..------------------·' State _ _ _ _ _--t.tp Cede..:__ .. Published 11 a oubllc urvlce in cooper.tlon w'lth he Advertl!lns Counclf al'!d ttte '"teitnttlonal Adv~rtising Newspaper Executives. ' ·j .... •... tHINK Ql ,t.u, . . .. . ·" ' "' ~ T..... YOIJ c;Mtl DD ~ ~ ............. Gt\9 ... ~ .... ~-· I . ,- • bead, crtcl<ets, spiders & ott> trr ins~ will be coming Ja. side vour borne where it's wann. Protacl )'0111' homo frqm these pests with ARAB, ·'ataijable at King Bullden Bllppl,y Co., Middleport. .. . · a 11 tfc i .••.lless Larkins were her grandll•' 'liilnghter, Mrs. James Carruth·.8<•1., Becky and Terry, Louisville, Mrs. Bertha Schreiber, r.: 'Masoo City, W. Va., Miss Be&'"ilie Bentz, Pomeroy, and Mrs. ll BOie Bailey, Bradenton, Fla. from TER AGENCY Bl'tOII!ng INC. before Nllllrlntl choice of 180 bulle in 18 and beef breeds. For '""•Ice I auto insurtllllle- We may at ~6. Dial Parker's 992-2264 able to save yoa money. II P-roy or 1185-3112C Chester. liTOiiiOi wrrH OOLD WEATIIER .' I rJ· .oa ci:~ffi:&rKniifeiOO~ii"i~l a o,.,,... 11wde To .......OurOrhe-1• UIYICIIIHIRII Chester lAlLEY UVI)SON MOTORaQES M50 SPORT BOICAT SPRINT RAETTNARS Phone9t2-21-43 PotMroy,O- EXPII17NCID WHB ALIGNMENT ·IIIIUI'IIIW lull- S.Meel I ·~ IIIII 9430tc A . ,._,tlr "''~nter. ,25m i(la~Jers In the home of Mrs. • @ . )eEP DqWN lll•tl!etreshments were served durtdlln~ the social hour. >aW Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buckley 1sq ~nt the weekend with Mr. ¥nd Mrs. E. M. Riddle, ParkdoHI't'sburg. W. Va. They also a~ ohliji'flded the Epworth M.E. Sun-&Vlfay School picnic at the Youth Co. N • •,,0.. I· re- $1495 OPEN lVII., 9:00 NL Reedsville : .,,oSociety Notes "io the-i r trailer which they ~ntly purchase1. ' and heater. Porneaoy Motor . ,. ~ .$2295 Locally owned IDd ouly 12,000 mUu, S cylinder, power otoer• 1111. Spotleoo fawa illterior. beautiful JDil'OOD finilh. R4dio Heines to James WebInt., Pomeroy. 0"~=~:•: U. Moire, Ruby B. ·;, to Robert S. Parker, ""'ces .W Parker, lot, Middle- t•&cial a;· ~ L..,. . Co;~ Low mile.-ge by local owner, beautUul dull: - n over lllht greon_ Lllk• now wbiteWIII tires, spolle11 cl•on Interior, 155 b.p. 8 cylinder enclne. standard tran1minlon. radio~ heater, real nice. t ,,:lfendell Bunce, dec. to Lena , !Jsi.~ce. Sandra Bunce. Cathy · Bunce, Jon Bunce, Cert lor JOYCE WILSON, of Teen Ameriea :l'nlns. Mils Teea-oge Ameriea Pogeant. Gertie Carpenter, dec. to E. Paramus. N.J.• is ea Joyc:e'li Gjovlk, Chieago: Linda Sullivan, Howard Carpenter, Cert. lor St. Albans, Vl The girls were in Trans., Sutton. Corporation's National Teen Board sembw •• Emerson McDole, aka Emer~·,.oi•P ·!!· McDole, Anna Virginia - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - l!cDole. to United States, 4.1M ·, ·&~!res,' Lebanon. - - Guy B. Walters, dec. to Mab~ Ruth Walters, Cert. lor '!'tans., Middleport. 'T George Newhouse to Frwncis I fi, Kibble, 26.50 acres, Orange. ,ftkl, _,_ -,_. - Pomeroy. Motor . . .VLATHJNI "'~9? ~~ •• ~i 1!'!_ ..a..c~u " ....... lattM _.., .. ,.., .. A. M. • •1•. . ..., Db' .. . ............ ,,, ... ' ·'•::·· INFORIM TJON HADI.UIII . \. ..•.., w.vn AD ' . . lUKE SERVICE Blaettnars flY 2-2193 Pomeray HOlD 5 11'0 ~ & sstvtai. OF1 U 01111 tneUT 'iiiOI'LII '. LL DICK RAWLIN8 bwllngs WYntn MIOOI.IrotiT UDIATOR SERVICE g ~ l@•fiil' 5JiDi ec.r eTruck eM...., c- elulldfter eAny Type lElTH GOBLE FORD .., Mlft Mtololl-.ort. 0 Line Scores .2USID~. ePARTSfot . MOTORS I .. eiOATS & MOTOll eiOAT PAIN1' ,IJ eTOOLS .,a ._At ::7. • Metropollti'S" lwnlt~pllld - MEIGS .. ; �i• ' lA~~ .G(IC)Gll "1 """'"" SMITH .1. ()NLY N'ITA[}N'T HARDL'I WORTI1 "TELLIN' HEERED ONE LEETLE I AIN'T HEERED A SCRAP OF GQsSIP IN TWO ·THREE DPNS. ELVINEY S CRAP 11.1.11-.1rt STRIN6 IT OUT·· WE GOT ABOUT OOMLE end 'NU'FJIV '· ~~ STOP DAWDLIN' SUPPERTIME PAW'S FINALLY GI1TIN' CONSARNED AN'GITVORE ' A CARDG~ME A80!Jf;~H.AID"5 •HOMEWOFlKlDONE !! r - ·- -TH' .f:"t:LLi:,... _, ,AREJtoMIN'OVER PURT\1 Sj)ON FER GLORY BE!! .. w'-'·-·····- .. TWO HOURS AFORE tv !'RED LASSWELL ~MITH SOOK:lSI.ANIN' · ~;:f;~ ll\1'> \00 CAN IIEUEVE - iAAl'STI-\E UCSTT'IMI! l'M EVeR601N61Dll. MO'IIE WI"TI' TIWM! LI'L ABNEit By AL tAII'f(. LI'L ABNER MAKIN' TI-l' WORLD SA'F'E.. r:'O'-SMACK!!'5SEPO.GE.'S Q-lto<.Et-.1 sou P 15 OLJR -~<!'" JOB- ~y A BOOK? 'rOO'IIE MAKING ITS~ TO SEE SlXH A - SOCIE.l'l' AT ALL I LJ\1~ ~! HAH! !u A "IJOIH·!Y"IT· YCJRSELF' BOO!< I an: CONTRIBVTION TO .~' uASIJLIN! ALLEY IVfiAT KIND OF CAN A LJ\~ Bl!fv\ LIKe YOlJ WRifE? A8SDllJTELY NO i KING \. ,r----- ' -- ., I WONDER WHAT EEK"S BE£11 ootij; LIIITEI.Y I · HEl: THo ONLV l KNON- T-HI\T'S &~er~th i ~q the kid9 owned wa <;; in raq5,Cor \.;LJ ! . A PROl'ES'>ION BEING LAZ'II We can't 6end them to ~chool looki~G like Well, at le,.,;t up the~ 're f i xe~ tor -another .;! )( trampG! • •" ·< < .... ~ DICK iRACY CHES"{ER _,LD 21! ·U:3 ·-~------- '"' ~1 ' 11 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BJ HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ,,.,' lly HAROLD GRAY Ilia!/ niolt .... orlJ I 19qj AT d>l>t · •but; FAHiMTIC asrt.£. PERCHE:D ALLEY OOP -IVH 191tJ ~. HIGH OH A ... II#) I ELJr " CREW OUT IN Tl-« .JLJt,M;Li WOR~!NG ON GRAHITE RlOGE' OV'i:RLOOKIN<: 'niE VG!bT, 8l\JE:, ~Uit 811Jtt()lE££ SEAl CONTAA.P110N I vi • M en~.@ ~ By RAEBURN VAN BUREN ·. l ll (li .-t tt "' ' -· By SCHULZ --1 ~I 50 l~, MAc! <{OIJ'RE -mE ONLI' DECENT Pi.AY!R THEI'Vf 6DT! . :•: :,·' :! :\ WINNIE WINKLE 'i.'iJI' r ., I I' Mr. • I i Mr ~ line ' - all -~~·nd f - ·· I kt ·~llg "fiis· r 4 • !\tr F\-· . • )."isit •' -r,._nd villE> Koct WNe .. Mr irnd 1 lng I I rtli! r ·~'"lh 'In <,;.nil• Mr 31'n ~ ; l< t> lln! : Wh !'rf.' . !md I ~ ,. !ii" ··· Mr. (){ Ro1 /Y wiU Mr Jr. vi -~~d He ltlendc . .... --~-- -~ - --- ·~ - - ·- · ·· - ···-·· · • .... .,.-">. r•· · · .- ~ - -• ~-- -- · · - - -· 1· ,. '· . ..._...... ., .... ,, 61<:<\NIIV ELOER, 1'>1NNIE HAll> CONVINCED YOUR OAUSI!reR TO VI~IT lOU THII> AFTERNOON. 6/IARANTEE lliAT I'\ON.'T HAPPI'N AGAIN. ONE OF lHE IHIN65 )QJ~ MOTHER WAN1S lD~ 15 A NEW 5ET OF- DE>Il\JI1f5 ! , >I I,'' :! II "-., ' I' �i• ' lA~~ .G(IC)Gll "1 """'"" SMITH .1. ()NLY N'ITA[}N'T HARDL'I WORTI1 "TELLIN' HEERED ONE LEETLE I AIN'T HEERED A SCRAP OF GQsSIP IN TWO ·THREE DPNS. ELVINEY S CRAP 11.1.11-.1rt STRIN6 IT OUT·· WE GOT ABOUT OOMLE end 'NU'FJIV '· ~~ STOP DAWDLIN' SUPPERTIME PAW'S FINALLY GI1TIN' CONSARNED AN'GITVORE ' A CARDG~ME A80!Jf;~H.AID"5 •HOMEWOFlKlDONE !! r - ·- -TH' .f:"t:LLi:,... _, ,AREJtoMIN'OVER PURT\1 Sj)ON FER GLORY BE!! .. w'-'·-·····- .. TWO HOURS AFORE tv !'RED LASSWELL ~MITH SOOK:lSI.ANIN' · ~;:f;~ ll\1'> \00 CAN IIEUEVE - iAAl'STI-\E UCSTT'IMI! l'M EVeR601N61Dll. MO'IIE WI"TI' TIWM! LI'L ABNEit By AL tAII'f(. LI'L ABNER MAKIN' TI-l' WORLD SA'F'E.. r:'O'-SMACK!!'5SEPO.GE.'S Q-lto<.Et-.1 sou P 15 OLJR -~<!'" JOB- ~y A BOOK? 'rOO'IIE MAKING ITS~ TO SEE SlXH A - SOCIE.l'l' AT ALL I LJ\1~ ~! HAH! !u A "IJOIH·!Y"IT· YCJRSELF' BOO!< I an: CONTRIBVTION TO .~' uASIJLIN! ALLEY IVfiAT KIND OF CAN A LJ\~ Bl!fv\ LIKe YOlJ WRifE? A8SDllJTELY NO i KING \. ,r----- ' -- ., I WONDER WHAT EEK"S BE£11 ootij; LIIITEI.Y I · HEl: THo ONLV l KNON- T-HI\T'S &~er~th i ~q the kid9 owned wa <;; in raq5,Cor \.;LJ ! . A PROl'ES'>ION BEING LAZ'II We can't 6end them to ~chool looki~G like Well, at le,.,;t up the~ 're f i xe~ tor -another .;! )( trampG! • •" ·< < .... ~ DICK iRACY CHES"{ER _,LD 21! ·U:3 ·-~------- '"' ~1 ' 11 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BJ HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ,,.,' lly HAROLD GRAY Ilia!/ niolt .... orlJ I 19qj AT d>l>t · •but; FAHiMTIC asrt.£. PERCHE:D ALLEY OOP -IVH 191tJ ~. HIGH OH A ... II#) I ELJr " CREW OUT IN Tl-« .JLJt,M;Li WOR~!NG ON GRAHITE RlOGE' OV'i:RLOOKIN<: 'niE VG!bT, 8l\JE:, ~Uit 811Jtt()lE££ SEAl CONTAA.P110N I vi • M en~.@ ~ By RAEBURN VAN BUREN ·. l ll (li .-t tt "' ' -· By SCHULZ --1 ~I 50 l~, MAc! <{OIJ'RE -mE ONLI' DECENT Pi.AY!R THEI'Vf 6DT! . :•: :,·' :! :\ WINNIE WINKLE 'i.'iJI' r ., I I' Mr. • I i Mr ~ line ' - all -~~·nd f - ·· I kt ·~llg "fiis· r 4 • !\tr F\-· . • )."isit •' -r,._nd villE> Koct WNe .. Mr irnd 1 lng I I rtli! r ·~'"lh 'In <,;.nil• Mr 31'n ~ ; l< t> lln! : Wh !'rf.' . !md I ~ ,. !ii" ··· Mr. (){ Ro1 /Y wiU Mr Jr. vi -~~d He ltlendc . .... --~-- -~ - --- ·~ - - ·- · ·· - ···-·· · • .... .,.-">. r•· · · .- ~ - -• ~-- -- · · - - -· 1· ,. '· . ..._...... ., .... ,, 61<:<\NIIV ELOER, 1'>1NNIE HAll> CONVINCED YOUR OAUSI!reR TO VI~IT lOU THII> AFTERNOON. 6/IARANTEE lliAT I'\ON.'T HAPPI'N AGAIN. ONE OF lHE IHIN65 )QJ~ MOTHER WAN1S lD~ 15 A NEW 5ET OF- DE>Il\JI1f5 ! , >I I,'' :! II "-., ' I' �" ~-· • .U .•.O.L .-- - ......- .,.._ .... _..... ..... "-. J . :. . ... ~- _,.,.,,.,__.__. "' .' j ~_ ' t ~ 'I'' • •(•· t (.''.f'~ Dale Wheeler IONAltPCbn Septenlher 16 • I en tine e \ I I ' pPMEROY-MIODLEPORT, OHIO NO. 99 at .. J ' I ., 'i ' .' ' '± lJrMed .To The·,I,.,.,.., 01 The MBfpMfll"" ..ireo • VOL XVIII .. ' WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1966 Jleinforce~ent~ j Land in ,... In Vietna~ WORLD Glenn Corb ett ~ ,·· (Color) - and"THAT MAN FROM RIO" Jean-Paul Betmondo Jean Servais (Color) · t--~-WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY end FRIDAY Sept. 7-1·' "BEACH BALL" Bymf:>S Essex Claims Letter Misunderstood • Chris Noel .~- <Technicolor) _and_ "SANDS OF KALAHARI" Stuart Whitman Susennah York (Technieolor) THEATRE . LAST TIME TONIGHT a.IARY POPPINS has l:leen ftrouebt back to the Me1gs by popular request!) Grand Jury Begins Duties In Mason Today September 2-6 W1lt Disney's "MARY POPPIHS" (Technicolor) Julie Andrews Dick Van D~ ke - .t • • Wtdnesdly nd Thundey Septombor 7-1 NOT OPEN •• PRIDAY ond SATURDAY SAVE Alt September 9.10 "DRACULA, PRINU OF DARKNESS" (Technicolor) Qtristopher Lee Barbara BE THRIFTY! OF YOUR SALESLIPS FROM Shell~ 2nd FEA1URE "PLAGUE OF THE ZOMBIES" ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY "' (Technicolor) Andre Morrell John Carwn SUNDAY, MONDAY eod TUESDAY II '$opt 11·12·13 "I:JLASS BOTTOM BOAT" (Technicolor l Rod Taylor MEET THE FOLKS AT FRIENDLY Squirrel Se1son Opens Sept. 9 CITIZENS Our complete Ulie of bunUag ~uppUes ·and equipment · It bere ready for oelectlon. litade . by .;orld·know.a manufacturers and In a lu&e range of prices. NATIONAL ,Ammunition Of All Kinds • PrKident Let's Go Fishing! '~ • t%!, "' ~ Shotguns.., & Rifles e Remin11ton e Winchester elthaca • Harrison & Richardson e Nlonbel'!l e Browning e GUN CLEANING ·Kfi'S • Gun Oil • Recoil Pads • Glinie''Ba!ll eShell Vests eGun c.- · •Huntln!l Accessories • Hunt-_rs J1ckets & Capes • Hunters Pants & Ctps • • Rifle Slin!l Straps Open AChecking Account Today! I . ,~. rI "Relax Tom, he's on his last leo." . BUDGET ACCOUNTS ARE CARRIED HERE IN PUR STORE ~ Ebersbacfl:. -~Ha~d"are of )Y .. ! Jr. ll'c au, Dinner, Show. IsSept.l7 • You Hove More Time For Fun Whon You Poy All Your Bills By Chock '" K< Peters- Western- Remington I MEMBERSHIP DRIVE CROW'S STEAK HOUSE The Southern Local Athletic JI I Boosters Assoclation Mo btr p 1 meet on the football field __ m_ _..... _•_I_De_pos_ft•ln•o•ur•o•nc•o•C•o_;rpo-ro•tl•on_..,.!l night at 6 o'clock for a mernbe~r- J Phone 992-5432 .. ohip drivo. " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __;._,_ . om_•_r_o.,y••• o•.~1 "EVERYTHING IN HAliDW ARE" •--:---------"""•-------·.I'OM-•E•RO•Y•,•OH-10-J WE ISSUE HUNTING LICINSI -! '·' weary les· de Ga1•Ue Pe,clfic ~n~rked die !Bland ·- ·~~ � 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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