http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4c25e43f73fb569619308fe09d551cb8.pdf a6c4b47a9847ae53864d34276fdd2d7f PDF Text Text ... ' , I'' " ,. ' •:. .. \ ~ IC ' ' ,, '' < ~\ ,. \ '' ) .I ·~I e-nany Sentinel, Pomero:r·Middleport, o., Sept. 13, 196& WOMAN TO WOMA~ By PATRICIA ·MCCORMACK HO.'o!EFRONT, U.S.A. _You· heard of the victory garden' Make way for the defeat garden. The former- circa World War 11- we·-e veget~ ble patches planted in backyards to ease a threatened food shortage. should have eight ears of corn by October Not Bushels. Ears. Of the two dozen \9mato plants, winged things with rapid Jaws overlooke_d seven. These are loaded w1th large green tomatoes. By the next full moon, they should npen- 1f a hurrican• doesn 't get them. Letluco Gone Oveml~ht Contemporary victory gar- The lettuce disappeared overdens aim to fight the cost of night when it was high as a Jivmg. With such in mind, crew-cut. We don't know if the young hayseeds at Trembling platoon of insect!; attacking it Timbers. name of our unstately mowed it off at ground levelmanor in Westport. Conn., or pulled it back through by the knottffi their spines over the roots. feasting underground. r1tual ol digging, planting, Attackers of the pea patch, weedlng and diggmg some though unidentified , left no more !ast sprmg. mystery. The cowardly creaAt harvest time the vegetable tures charitably left the bean plot. started with great expec- plants intact. Other msects lattons. is an original "defeat didn't But the sturdy beans put garden.'' plenty of starch into counteratGone arP vr smns of letters tack. We got enough beans for from 1he U.S. Department of one meal. Agri culture-either congratulatThe potato plants never did ing tl" on our crops or asking us e;;lerge. Moles or "'>mething of to pleasE' accept soil bank the sort decided to help control ~ la tu s. the potato explosiOn. They ate Unde Snm Pays what we planted. keeping the When your farmland goes spuds fr'om propagating. into the soil bank, Uncle Sam This defeat garden's torays you a certain amount to matoes cost about $3 a pound. ~ top sowing. The payments, The corn : about 15 per half· while not cutting the cost of dozen ears. That's not counting living. enable one to meet it labor. more eas ily. It's no way to cut the cost of Thanks to insects. four-footed living, is it? furrv creatJJres and unexplained disasters our defeat garden sets a new low in productivity. Planted were peas, beans, tomatoes, corn, potatoes, lettuce - in quantities designed to cui the food bill during summer and leave enough to can or jar for use through II · winter. The only jarring experience: Contempl•ting the sparse harvest. OUt of 40 mounds of corn seeds, insects, rabbits and squirrels kindly allowed five to grow. These tender stalks, threatened by the drought, responded to daily walerings, If all continues to go well, we SOCIAL CAJ .FNllAR Defeat Gardens Coming into Own Pastor's Topic Is Based on Prayer Petition "The Fourth Petition of the Lord's Prayer," was the sermon topic of the Rev. Linson H. Stebbins, or the Syracuse First United Presbyterian ~~urch Sunday morning, Sept. Following the worship hour, a short congregational meeting was conducted. A plan was a· dopted to participate in the 50 milll·on dollar fund. Special envelopes will be secured and Jetters will be sent to members and friends of the church In the project. Pctmeroy Oblo At 7 o'clock Sunday evening, a Bible study and prayer serv· LAST TIME TONIGHT ice was held in the church an"GLASS BOTTOM BOAT" nex by the pastor. This is a (Teehnicolor) new step fer this congregation Doris Day Rod Taylor Colorurtoont and will continue each Sunday night. It was attended by 10 members and onP guest. Wedntsdly and Thursday Stplember t4-t5 The public Is cordially lnvit· NOT OPEN ed to attend all services. SEWING CLUB MEETS FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Septtm"-r 16-17 The Tri-City Sewing Club "TlKO AND THE SHARK" mel last week at the home of (Technicolor) Mrs. William Grueser in Mid· "THE BOY CRIED MURDER" II dleP<>rt. Mrs. Grueser received <Teehnicolor) deosert Veronica Hurst Phil Brown the hostess gift. A course was served during the j'Fiz" Mcintosh evening to thoSI' p•e.<<··: ;:• · ''" SUNDAY, MONDAY tng Lucille Leifheit, Grace Fishand TUESDAY er, Helen Maag, Alene Weh· Sopt. 18-19-20 HERMAN'S HERMITS in rung, Hazel Wilson, Bernice RH- MEIGS THEATRE .. 2 AceepteiJ·to Membership in ·DAR Council TUESDAY THE WSCS ol the Rock Springs Methodist Church will · ·: Seventeen members and . five meet at the church, Tuesday, guests of Chester Council, Dau· at 1:30 p. m. ghters of America, attended the THE FIRST meeting of SyGuiding Star Council No. 124 racuse PTA is scheduled for of Syracuse meeting Sept. B. Tuesday, Sept. 13 at 7:30 p. m. The· meeting was conducted in the school auditorium. ComIn ritualistic form by t be mittees will be named. All · councilor; Ural Thomas .. --····· 11 parents and friends are urged ing for candidates was conductto attend . ed and two were accepted for THE MEIGS County T o p membership. Application of one Notchcr<' Club of TOPS, will I, more v.as read . meet Tw-sday, Septemper 13, at JOYCE DAVIS 7:30 p.m. at the home of Daisy The commission of Florence Mrs. Joyce Davis graduated Patterson in Syracuse. Potts as Council Deputy was THE REEDSVILLE - LONG Aug. !& from Camden.Ciark read as was a communication Bottom Home Demonstration Memorial Hospital School of from the state councilor , Elizclub will meet Tuesday, Sept. Nursing in Parkersburg after Hospital abeth Holburg. 13, at 7 p. m. at the home of attending Holzer Six candidates had been inSchool of Nursing two years. Mrs. Charles Humphrey. Itiated by Chester Council on BIDWELL WSCS, 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Davis is the daughter of Sept. 6. They were Clara Lav· at home of Mrs. Roxie Shoe- Mrs. · Mildred Circle, Miners- ender, CaiTie Smclair, Kathryn ville, and Mr. Joe Circle, Ra· maker, card shower lor birth· cine. Mrs. Davis was a 1961 Johnson , Ann Hensley, Linda day of Mrs. Ethel St ice. graduate of Racine H i g b Lavender and Donna Phelps. WEDNESDAY Rizer bus- Ada Slack and Marie OHIO ETA PHI Chapter of School. She and her were initiated Aug. 2. T h i s band, David, formerly of TupBeta S1gma Phi Sorority will group was presented in honor meet Wednesday, Sept. 14 at pers Plains, now reside In VI· of Mrs. Edith Wakely, District 8·15 p.m. at the Columbus and enna, W. Va. with their son Deputy, who was present at the Davey. Attending graduation Southern Ohio Electric CompaChester meeting. Mrs. Wake· ny. Members are to note the ceremonies were Mrs. Mild· Jy will be guest of Syracuse red Circle, Mr. and Mrs. J. change of date and location. S. Davis, Doris ADII Davis, Council Sept. 22. PRAYER SERVJcr;S will be During the social hour reMyrtle held at the Plants Church Wed- Deryl Will. Mrs. freshments were sold by the nesday at 7:30 p.m. The leader Davis, Miss Ruth .Iones, Dagood of the order committee. vid Davis , and Davey Davis. w11l be Arue West. Guests present were Erma WHITE ROSE LODGE will Cleland. Council Deputy Leatha Th'!$%17it~w:~-:J:x:l.'% , , meet at the Legion Wednesday, Wood, Ada Morris, Zelda Weber, Sept. 14 at 1:30 p.m. Hostesses i and Dorothy Myers. will be Mrs. James Souders, ;,. Also attending were the eight Mrs Dave Entsminger and ,'; new members, Pauline MorarMrs. Walter Hayes. -~ ily, Leola Enoch, Margaret POMEROY Chapter No . 80, ' Eichinger, Eileen Clark, Royal Arch Masons, will hold ' ma Grueser, Ural Thomas, Haa state convocation Wednesday ~ zel Clark , Margaret Cottrill and J at 7:30 p. m. Albert Woodard , ~ Sadie Thueuer. high priest, urges all officers and companions to be present. Mr. and Mrs. Herbe:t Dixon PAST COUNCILORS of Chest· and Susan and Roger Vl.slted er Council, Daughters of Am- cently at Waterford Wllh Mr . erica, will meet Wednesday at and Mrs. Dan Orndoff and Dathe lodge hall with Mrs. Milo Vld. Biggs, Mrs. Norman Frederick Mrs. Ellen Ebersbach and and Mrs. Hattie Frederick as daughter, Joyce VISited Sunday The September meeting hostesses. evemng at Rutland With her the Catholic Women's club POMEROY Shakespeare club P~11!1lts, Mr. and Mrs. Cl arence the Sacred Heart church was will meet Wednesday at 12:30 Might. . held Thursday evening, In the \· .' ~ ' .. ' . ' .. I , , • • • • • " ,r , ' •• , , ·' ' . • ,;· STOP. IN THE LINGEJtiE DEPARTMI~ ON THE FIRST FLOOR.. S~E T~ EXCELLENT SELECTIONS OF WOM& ...S BRASSIERES- GIRDLiS:-'- i)ARTIR BELTS AND OTHER ~OUNDATION GARMENTS. YOU WILL Flt<ib • COM· ' PLETE SELECTION OF SIZES AND A GRANO ARRAY OF ST'I'L~ TO . ,.,.. CHOQSE FROM. ' at y e ELBERFELPS· ,ARE HEADQUARTERS I=OR BESTFORM ·.fQUNOATION GARMENTS·. , • '· , ~ '· • ~ enttne To Tu lnlm!llt 01 TM He,..lffuma ' ',. j. ' •' ~reo ------------~------------------------------------------------------~--------------------------------------POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1966 FIVE CENTS ~;> VOL XVIII NO. 104 ' ::'• •• ·> ... ' ' I FRONT HOOK CINCH·BRA (Style 5&68) Made with 4-sections of Jeno elastic and nylon (Style 8029) Wear this lon 0 - taffeta for perfect figure can· line bra to complete the .trol. Wonderful Criss-Cross insmooth silbouette of high-rise nor belt flatten& the tummy. cirdlesl Blissfully comfortable Woven elastic top stays up,' E_LASTIC MIDRIFF PANELS Made with I VERTICAL IIVO you a sleek, slim line with STRETCH ELASTIC BACK. 16" complete breathing freedom. lone in slzts 26-38 (odd to Cup bottoms stitched lor per- 35). #5868 1r lonc. 26·40 feel uplift. 32·428, 34-46C. (odd to }.,ar Out Astronauts S.ee Half the World 1 (Style 542~) Jllllol, power·""' ttcr. ·HctioM; nqn·rolt leltHntnr''ot''lofi'ol fll\nl ponet. Ree.. sed ·tirtlri,' White. , ·M·L·XL. .... · "·"' . ...,"'·'"'. 3.99 _: . < I Around and Ahout Pomerov Thla LOHIHEG PANTY ahapeo you tor an 1111 demandln& new faa~lbdo." l!m· broidered nytort . totrellli '1ron1 .' :. WORLD Catholic Women Contribute $25 To Altar Fund ~~r "',; :1~:-edF~~~~ted~:~:: so~r~Jo~~a~:~r~u~~:~ W~~ ~:~c~a~~~~~~~d!~~~~th Mrs: and meeting. Mrs. Josephine of Columbus are spending a Prayer by the Rev. Roberts, district president, will ~w wl~ek~ at ~ home of Mrs. John Turel opened the meeting. be guest speaker. usse ' yse . un. It was voted to contribute $25 THURSDAY .Clifford DaviS returned to I toward the altar and appolntTWILIGHT GARDEN club hu! home, L.•sbon Monday ' a!- ments for the altar to be used . ter a VISit w1th Mr. and Mrs. will meet at the home of Mrs. Carl Moore .and with his bro- at the corpmunlty arena , T. A. Hennessy, Butternut, Ave. ·lher Verne Davis at Meigs Ge- Steubenvllle. Mrs. Cascl thank-11 Thursday, at 6:30 p.m. for a • H ·~I I ed all who he'"ed with t h . nera 1 ospha . 'W ' Golf A , ll po tIuck dmner and meetmg. Mrs Ernest Carpenter of omens sSOCJa . on Mrs. W. A. Drake is cl>-hostess, Bidweil spent several days I ner. A Deanery mcetm~ MEIGS COUNTY Democrat last week with Mr and Mrs. , announced on Sunday at Nelsorlclub will meet in the Boothe Carl Moore. ' ville. building formerly occupied by Mrs. E. J. Hill returned home . Miss Terry ,Fultz, re~1resenta-ll the A & P Store, Thursday, at Friday, after a several days live , to G~rls State, who was 7:30 p.m. Members are asked visit in Columbus witjl rela- ~ponso~ by the club, gave an to bring sandwiches or cookies. lives mteresting report of her LAUREL CLIFF Better Mi;s Mary Hill of Columbus lences. Prayer by Father ""''"111 Health club will have a rum- was the weekend guest of her closed the meeting. mage sale Thursday, September parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Refreshments were served 15 through Saturday, Septem- Hill. Mrs. David Ohlinger, Mr ber 17, in the building formerly Mr. and Mrs. Fred Latham George Buchanan, Mra. occupied by Evans Grocery on and son, Donald of Warren were lin Hepp, Mrs. Theodore Beegle, Second St. overnight guests Thursday, of an~ Mrs. Charles Knopp, after WILLING WORKERS class of her sister and brothe,r-in-Jaw I which games were plaved With the Enterprise EUB Church Mr. and Mrs. Elias Stiles. prizes awarded to Mrs. Hmw- 11 will meet Thursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Dale Justis of l ard Dailey and Mrs. Philip Malthe horne of Mrs. Carl Moore. Plainsfield, Ind. arrived Friday er. Hostesses for the October AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary !or a weeks visit with their par- meeting wUI be Mrs. LeiaJid Lewis Manley Post will' ents, Mrs. Victor Young Sr., of Sisson, Mrs. Ric~ard Freeman, meet at First Baptist church Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Miss Olga PleriotU, Mrs. Cue! 1 . ROCK 'N ROLL\ (Style 5641) Younc cur••• ~re neve~ 10 atlurln& II ill Lycra net panty l•nfle. Rock n .Roll has extra lone l!liS that truly sleak"'iiia slim you. (How very right for tiflht skirt• or stratch pants!) Extra feotum include SNAP. OUT SHIELD, dtlacheblt pr· "!'" !"""" ~·· S·Ms6L~oo *= (Style 8516) Glamour (Stylt 5537 ) SLIMMING LONG· LtG PANTY with bullt·ln 3-way octlon. Patented lwin-cro....,., front pantll - tho hlpo and !reo the stride 2'h• bond top Reinforced b.ck panol White. S-M·L·XL. Alto evollobt~ 1n &irdle venlon (stytt 55341). .- ss.oo · · ~ at to your~l:!d"ri\H the ' ~~~~ , , dtrtd cotton. AQd . . . . . . . 4·In·Otlt SI!"Pf dO.,-.- . . CHECK PAPERS - explains to Middleport Mayor C. 0 . Fisher, left, and Solicil11r Bernard V. FultJ that will be completed in probably 90 days.-Sen)inel Photo. "*· Wear stl'lpliU, ·II • ,.1 rqular bra or off lht Ml""'ble,llook ~k.'3nef4: 32-~B, . _.42C. . WilHam Finneran, center, president of Certified Homes, Inc., Columbus, contractor for the Welfare building to be built in MiddlepoJ:t, , , . , ·" •, ...,., ' ·' ' .. ,, •:1 ', 0:1 1 'I ,, fie, Nonga Roberts, Kathleen 1.R~u~Ua~nd~,iiT~h~ursd~~a~y,~at~7~P~·~m~.~Fe~rr~i~s~J~u~st~is~,~M~a~son~,~W~.~V~a~.~~and~~M~rs~ . ~Ear~I~Miiiorrii;iisi;.iiiiiii. Wildermuth, Susan Rawllngs, ll Elizabeth Fick, Mary Virginia Reibel and a guest, Mlsl Nina ''HOLD ON" (Technicolor) Rerman 's Hermits Shelley Fabares Sue Ann La!~idon .........,. SELECT YOUR MEET THE FOLKS Dutch Flower Bulbs NOW! AT FRIENDLY CITIZENS In The Home Furnishings Department On The ht Floor NATIONAL I Exec. Vice Pru. Plant Bulbs beauty in now the Campinq Is Great But It's Nice To Have A Home Of Your Own, Make Your Dream Come True Buy or Build With A Citizens Nation1l MORTGAGE LOAN . .,j ,1~ , , ,IJI, ,,, 1 CONTRACTS SIGNED - Construction of the new colonial-style building to house the nartment of ·Welfare is expected to beii.D within a week, according to WiUiam Finneran, of fied Homes, Inc., job contractor. Mr. Finneran, seated at right, made this report during the for the building in Middleport with members of the no It-profit Citizens Development Co., tured are, L tp R, seated, Jerry ijann of the architect firm of Auble· Burgess-Mitchell & Assoc.; John president of the non-profit corporation, and Mr. Finneran. Standing, Walter B. Harris, non-profit ~~~:a~ secretary-treasurer; Miss Harrie Marie Smith, director of the Mei·. : County Department of Welfare; ton, non-profit corporation vice president, and Robert Howell, business promotion official of the Oiii~til Gas of Ohio, Inc.-Sentinel Photo. J J Spring. Spring gardens are cre- September and October are the months to plant bulbs although planting iB possible until the ground freezes. Choose vour flower bulbs now from the big selection of tulips, crocus, daffodils, narcissus, hyacinths, muscarl, anenomes a!ld Iris. ,1ational '' ' ,I: , for ated in Autumn. WEEK-END CAMPER! ~· ' Pilot Suffered Hunger, Beati,,"j '· 'I I �• J :_Primaries Expose Political I United Pretl Ioternallooal (ReUredl Harrison Thyng, who lbe Democratic ttclu!t )l'ilhout The v1ctory of an open advocates all out bombmg of oppos1Uon. ho!lmllg opponent m Maryland INorth V1et Nam, won the New Jersey, While Wllentz and' an underdog mcufl'bent's i Republican nommaUon lor U S. was winning In tile Democratic smashmg wm 1n Mmnesota Senate over !1ve other cand•· pnmary, Republican Sen Cli!highlighted 1 he gubernatorial dotes Ex Gov Hugh Gregg ford P Case was renommaled races m Tuesday ti pitmary won the GOP gubernatorial w1thout opposition 1 votmg m 11 states 1nom1natton Sen Thomas J Rhode Island: Lt. Col. Ruth hi Maryland Balbmore con !Mcintyre and Gov John W IM Bnggs, a rebred WAC tra( tor George P Mahoney was iKmg both were nominated on offlcer, was nominated to run We at ll e rva n es against Sen. Claiborne Poll, De·Jocrat She defeated Charles H. Eden, while Pell was unopposed Ulab: Prof J Keith Melville, of Brigham Young Umverslty, won the Democratic norn,Jnatlon lor Congress 10 Utah s 1st Distncl He Will face Rep Laurence J Burton, Republican I thl:' v.; mner or the Democratic - IIe1•Icopter AssauIt HIts • v•cm • JungIe 14, 1968 12-Dall7 SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., lept. In November. Vermont: Republican Rich· ard A _Snelling won the gubernatonal nomination ov~ Thomas L Hayes flo will oppose Gov Ph1hp H. Hoff, Democrat. thls fall WisconSin: Lt Gov. Patrick J Lucey won the Democratic nomination for governor, wm- :r; ' 3Accidents Investigated By Patrol 2 SVAC Tilts on Tap Friday, In Meltls county, tile petrGI reported an auto driven by K. D Norrlo, 48, RaCine, •PParent-ly flipped 1 rock onto the wind, shield of an auto driven by Emmett Kina, 54. Peru, N Y. There wa• no meet followinl lnvesUgaUon gubernatonal nommahon de· dales -the closest David ,..tmg Rep Carllon Swkl:, a Carley, DemocratiC natwnal ftberal who voted for the comml !Ieeman. Lucey will op· House passed 1966 ciVIl nghls SAIGON (UP!) -Thousands jungled slopes Intelligence than $1 million damage was pose Republican Gov Warren bHt of Us troops m one of the reports say some 6,000 Commu· mfl1cted on the motor pool near Know les The returns tn Maryland biggest helicopter assaults of nlst troops were moved Into the Thu Due, less than SIX miles ----were stili unolllc•al and were tho war today pushed Into a region priOr to last Sunday's northeast of downtown Sa•gon. At 4:40 a.m., an anin driven hkely to be challenged Fmal Jungle slronghojd 280 miles South VIetnamese elections, II IS operated by the RMK·BRJ by Audrey A. Lewte, 34, went resuiiJ In the contest were not north of Saigon where Intel- bop10g to terrome tile country- ~ construction company comb10e off the left stde of the road expected unUI late today Ihgence reports have place an Side Upwards of 40 trucks were on Rt. 218, hitting a lenee. The llut there were no uncertain entire Commumsl diVISIOD. The terror campaign tailed destroyed by grenades or driver suffered knee abrasi(IIIS. trum eli In Mlnnesoto where I &nd the U S. strike Ioree Is satchel charges, government Tbere was no arrest, and dam· G PK I Military spokesmen 10 Saigon trymg to cut off the diviSion spokesmen said age to tile car was moderate. At ov h arl F Rolva&J, reJected : sa~d a "multl·bngade" force of Us spokesmen declined to Tbree Wounded by II party m a Ju••• th US 1 t A C I 1•05 p.m., Monday on Rt. 211, convention won tile Democra· De sd pedlr I alova ry diSCUSS the number of Amerl· Three us sold!Ors and a c t o- d f ~c 'L , tvlsion was rop n an cans moved into the Jungle but Vtetnamese dnver were wound· The Metgs oun y P',lor o an auto driven by Ewlnl G ~~mer abor party s nom area of the Central Highlands 18 bngade numbers about 5 000 ed today In suburlran Saigon Health went on record Tuesday POP TAPES FOR VU:T NAM ~ Clarence E Mill· Saunders, 13, Akron, went of! ¥"' for • "'""'"d term. known as the ' crow's loot" In men ' when a terromt tossed a 10 support of the renewal of er, Tenth DJStrtct Congressional candidate, exhibits the road. There waa moderate 'ID 53-year-old governor had search of the miXed VIet Cong- ~ · Otber Jncldenlo grenade mto their jeep A large 1 the ti5 mill TB levy on th< one of approxtmately 200 hour-long tapes of popular damaae to tha vehicle, and no tt8ilr1Y morning celebratwn 10 North V10tnamese 610 ("Yellow A rash ol communist attacks Commumst force attacked and I November ballot music to be sent to Southeastern OhiO servicemen arrest. fh e same where tile I star " ) dl VISion •and terror tnc•dents broke out burned down some 200 thatched It was observed by th e serving In Southeast Asia. TheJ:;roject IS · 1II conjunc· " ballroom -• Cited by tile patrol were Ru• CDI!Ven~on hou dumped him 1 I f the Tr b d th t M County has ti th C · I M a~ad endorsed Ll G A 1 The "crow's loot" ., a bend elsewhere 10 South V1et Nam hut dwellings o Xuyen a oar a e~gs on WI ommercta USIC rvtee of La ncaster seU E. Rood, 54, Columbua, Mi' (Sandy) Keith · ov. the Song K•m Son River and Us. planes eonlmued to resettlement camp 350 m1les the h1ghest loc1dence of TB The fll'st shipment of the tapes will go this week "It 10 passing a stopped school bua; ~ Give~ c.aara'lalations surrounded on three sides by 1pound targets m the North northeas of Sa•gon per 1,000 population of any Isn't much," said Miller In making the announce· Carl E. GllUsple, 17, Bidwell, -- ·Two planes were reported lost U s planes hammered North county m the state. Eight ment, "but in this small way perhaps we can tell the ' ~ charged wltll no operator's II· vee President Hubert H v 1e t n am e s e supply lines, patients havmg TB are pres- American serviceman m Southeast Asia that, we 10 the raids Tuesday cense; W. E. Bamett, SO,~ ~~ey, who had endorsed Amencan B52 bombers from trucks trams and anti-aircraft ently bemg treated m the Nel· here m the Tenth District, are thinkinf of him" Re· llottom. charged with overload ~.,.,~-~enUon's ~election of the Guam today chalked up their mslall~tmns. Three surface-to· sonvllle TB Hosp•tal quests for the tapes to be mailed to re atlves serving and no btghway use tax, cited J ld Ke• but then s,OOOth combat sort10 over v1et a1r (SAM) miSSile 51 tes were In other act•v•ty, tbe resigns- in Southeast Asta still are being received at Miller to Me1p county court r~~ aloof from the Nam, unloadmg tons of explo· bit, lnclud•ng the Quant Khe tion ol Dr E F M~ag as for Congress Headquarters, Lancaster. The remalndp..,..':'!'' campaltln, congratulal· sives on Commumst troop Sam complex 30 miles north- actmg health med1cal advisor er of the tapes w11l be mailed at U S 0 direction, The patrol teSted jl2 lor driY· ~vaal Immediately. Hum' concentrations and storage northwest of Dong HOI which and president of the board of wtth pnonty receipt to go to Southeastern Ohio ser· lng permits Tuelday, two !aU· plifey called for parly umly areas 10 the central Highlands l1ras come under u s attack lor health was accepted. Dr. Sellm _.v~ic~e~m":e~n:..·- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - ed Twenty-ooe were given !lrlv· ·~ said Rolvaq'a flaht had not far from the 1st Air ' seven consecutive days J BlazewiCz, new aclmg Health ers' exam!naUons, ats lail!d. • 11!\!!li~ened the party.. Charles de Gaulle, his con- Cavalry sweep Spokesmen reported ISO mls· Department medical adVISOr, d.!. I, nonllnations w~re fidence buoyed by his round the About 150 VIOl Cong early SIOns were flown over the North was '" attendance at hiS first ...,..ed lor tile seats of niOe world tour and France's today attacked a conslru<llon 1 Tuesday This followed record- meetmg u.s senators growmg nuclear capability, Is company motor pool on the smashmg attacks of 171 and 170 The board also d•scussed the a mem ers of the U S expected to become an even outskirts of Saigon Two missions on Sunday and Mon- •mmun\zation program I0 r J!Otii!O of Representatives. more diffiCult ally lor hiS CIVIlians were k1lled, two olhers lday It was announced that schools of MO!gs County Fur· i s Count home· A:marleca I wedre held In Atlantic alliance partners wounded and an American and henceforth no location wHI be ther details of •mmumzabqn k Ei'tension aa, o ora o, Maryland, an Australl&n m•ss•ng and given when a US pilot Is listed plans Will be made available ma ers IS a ' ar . :.:.:::=::.-...•..::..::=c'--=-~sachusetts, Mmnesota New Observers here believe De feared captured as missing In a ra•d on North later, Agent, Home EconomiCS, I begl 1 "Lei's Hampshire, New Jersey, Rhode Gaulle's unprecedented dlplo- Early reporla Indicated more l V~et Nant. announced today. , For nn ~~ • : : ·0 f!ered Island, Utah, Vermont and matic travels will encourage "Meals lor Young Families Make a Dress w Wisconsin. the 7~-year-old French P'esw•ll feature ldeaa and aids lor Emphasis In this class will be A &-year-old Pomeroy girl Today Georg•a voters go to 1dent to pursue with growmg BETHESDA, Ohfo tUPI· the 1042 annual meals lacing on construction, 1•1 and styles. was reported In sond condi"on iho polls for the1r pr~mary v•gor h1s master plan to bu1ld a Tbree miners were bellev- them Home Improvement w1ll All of these _classes are open at Holzer ho!pllal today where elecllon, In which sllt Demo- totally mdependent France w1th ed l•apped In a slope mine be offered I• Home FurniShings to all women '"edMe•~ County. she IS recoverlnl from lnjuriea crats are contestmg for the~r I global influence here after fire broke out lD classes to be held in late Sep- She does not ne ~ a m~~· sustamed after being lllrUck 'arty's gubernatonal nomma De Gaulle returned home Among lbose who entered • tbo Morgan Coal Co. mine. !ember and early Oclnber. Em· ber of a hom!ma ers c u by a car on Union-ave Tuesday 10 1 lwn and the right to go up Tuesday mght to confront two Holzer Hosp1tal m the past 24 Benjamin E. Mor•1n, ow0o phasiS w1ll be on furniture They will be •• ven any area at 3··"' •• p·m· • • 1 f the county that shows Interagemst Republican Rep How- maJor factors affecting his bours Included Mrs Harold D er not11ied the St. Clalrs- There will be three sess ons, 0 June Ann Wamsley. dllll.flbter ]lro Bo" Callawoy driVe to make France a WOJid Sheets, Northup, Mrs Manda- ville post of the slate lll&h· the last a tour est. of Mr and Mn. Jametl I The Republicans have the~r power The most lmmed•al• " VJile D Parsons,1Cheshtre, J1m way Patrol shortly alter 10•30 Because of Intense lntere•t Interested homema~r• ~ wamsl~y 253 UnloD-avt, wes hes' chance to win Georgia's I the national parliamentary my Dale McGmre, Jr., Mercer- a. m. EST tbat tbe fire ~aa last spring, a class on fitting 1call the Extens•on Ice, struck by a car drivea JiY Paul ~overnorsh1p smce Reconstruc- elections next March or Ap11l Stockholde" of the closed v1lle, Mrs Lillian E. Moore out of control ana . three w•ll be repeated. In I~ a basic 3119$, or stop lll the office lo- H Montgomery ~, Liftt ~ ,. years Sen. Richard B I De Gaulle IS expected to Pleasant Point Resort near Rt. I Vmton, Mrs. Chohe Find miners were believed trapped pattern ·Is made w•th emphasis Icated In tbe basement of the a~ she waa a~mp~j ito~ ltussell has only token OP,'JOSI Ispare no eflorl trymg to ke•p I Pomt Pleasant have 30 days to lay, Rl I Vmton, June Ann in the mine on fitting problems Designed County Home Bulldlna. Mul- the street 801011 to a 111,0 box. ·""' ..for the &eat be has held as h1s Gaulllst party 1n control ol pay hens totaling $21 mllhon 1 Wamsley, Rt 3 Pomeroy, How No other detail• were avail· loriexperlenced sewer, the berry Heights, Pomeroy. Pomeroy emergfney squad• Democrat smce 1933 the Natwnal Assembly the resorl w1ll be sold under a ard Dav1d Barr. Langsville, Ern-I able. enr ent',ls, lfmltecl to SIX IIi men were IUmmoned to the Top Issues 1 he second key factor 1s hiS federal coort order. est Roach, 13116 Hogg St, Pt ~%',.,';!iW «mo/i~ _ • ~~~•, :t':'¥~'?1~~ •-sin 'class. I Wet Conditions scene and transported the ~ "h -• I h R I Th e 1ssues ol V1el Nam age -and his personal future Federal Judge Sidney L Peasant, a P ~ • omas, Blamed 10 reek youngster to downtolwa •rume.' wMne backlash" against Negro De Gaulle w1U be 76 on Nov Chnst1e said at Bluefield Tues- Jr Pt Pleasant Russell Hoi~-d~CE~TO MEJET 1 A mmor accident apparently roy where she wu· lran,ftrred '"•vii r~ghts demands and 122, but all s1gns IndiCate he " day that h•s order would date land, Rt. I PL Pleasant, Ed· II' ' '£'edn ~nty :ycees •caused by wet highway ...;dl· to a Ewng abuls.netl IIMt lak!tl Jnla)llon were InJected mtn now slowmg down He IS from September 12 If the hens ward R Somerv•lle, Henderson. 1 WI meet es ay at P m. ll•ons was investigated by the to lbe hospitaL II wu rtpOrted '"~Mal campa1gns approachmg the end of the first! are not paid the court will ap Mrs Naomi Silvey, :tt. 1 Oak !at ~he Jay:: Hall '" :lddle- Meigs County Sherllrs De- the child auatalned a poulbll Mahoney's o p p o sl I I o o to year of hiS second seven )'OUr pomt three s;.,cl&l masters wh~ 1Hilt, Damel B. Johnson, Jack p~te d" •;pi rs l~e lurg tb 41~ , parlment Tuesday at 12 30 p fracture of the right leg. ~optn houslns" legislation lor term will advertise the opertv for son, Glade I May , Jackson, a n a · ann g or e m. Pollee olftclala Indicated Mon~ Negroes :Erompted spec~latlon When re-elected In January an ensumg 30 day:' and. then Mrs. Kenneth R Sm1th, Well =~~:U: 1 M~gsh;l~"':ovMI~ P!~; 1 Marton Reeoe, 46, Gallipolis, gomery was ab!Olved of blallll ~~~.he neHted from • back- there was w1de speculation De mnducl 8 public auction. 1 ston, MISS VIVIan D. Jones, be ~ ' waa travelmg ISOUib on Route In the aeddent. lasfi sup . Some candidates Gaulle would not rem&ln at 1he Ironton, Mrs. Clarence McCong ' 33 mne tenths of a mile south ----1 ;who hav•, atrongly backed helm for the lull seven years The resort 1' located on Slate nell Ironton, Clarence McCon- MOS~OW IUPI) - The SovASK TO WED or' Peach Fork Road, rounded Melp Geaenl Roopllal ;President ~nson'a Viet Nam But bis global tour and a 10 000 Rt liZ three m•lea north of Pt. nell, Ironton. Mrs Augustus H let Umon today ordered the A ntatrl&ge license was l•· ia curve, and skidded Into a Admlsalons - Grace Wood· ~hey won e ally over aJK:alled mile swmg fhrough the s.v1et Pleasant Penmngton A,hfand Ky • Mrs expluSiond of Donald h ~s~, sued In Me1gs Probate Court ditch on the west aide ot tile yard, Albany; Mrs. EUswortb ;' peace" can d•tea. Umon last June and July w•re Ita legal entanglement etart· James R Baber, Ravenswood, , 34 • secon secretary 0 1 e Tuesday to Dana Eugene highway There were no ar- 1Rowe, Pomeroy. : This wao true m New Jersey, accomplished with only occa ed when a Charleston construe- W. Va. and Mrs Robert Lee I Embassy '" Moscow, presuma- Haines, 19, Portland. and Mu- resta or lntunes and medium Dlfebar1n - ~pte Hurd, 'where Democrat Warren w. slonal evidence of fatigue lion firm, ~ B ~gst;; 7&:ns, Hancock, Ravenswood, w Va bly m retalla~on for th~ f'pul; me Elizabeth Dalley, 17, Port· damage was incurred to the I Leopold Hysell, Kathi-yl WeaY. lWIIentz won a landsbd• l' ~ Observers believe the pres- Inc •dlbroug edtsu~: obr WI • VasBlrlbs 1 ~•on ~h 8U01 1udss~~n t P oma land. car. er, 1 ~natorlai victory over 1nU-war 1denl IS far from conSiderlnli a ser~ Y ow . 1 Y es If· Mrs Roger Martin, Evans rom e • a es on spy I f~ndldate '-.David Frost and resignation. glma Industries Corp • develop- Heights, daughter 12 05 P m charges ( -, lhret other opponent. er of the planned tourist and Tuesday Mrs William J Sher- The announcement by the of In Maulchuulla ' former convenllon center ldan Jr Rt 1 Pomeroy dau- flclal Tass new agency said A .11 ' ~v EDdlcolt Peabody, I civil The Small Busmess Admlnls- ghte'r. to' 33 am . Tuesda; Mrs Lesh had been declared perso' nghla 1upporler, won fhe lratwn also bas filed suit Harry D Barton, Rl I Pt na non grata for :~tlv:~·~ In- WASHINGTON - A little are bolb the prospect of streng· extremist"- Ronald Reagan, :Democratic aenatorlal nommaagamsl the corporation seeking Pleasant, son, 8 05 a m., Tues compatible with hi dl ' Rite wh1le ago lew detached observ- lhenlng and the opportunlly ot In short, the bottom realiiJ :00n He will oppose Ally Gen repayment of a $987,000 federal day. Mrs James G Pnce, Rt status It said the charge came ers would have bel on the chan checkmg a dangeroua Balkanl IS that neither Rockefeller ID :Edewanl W. Brooke, 1 Negro, loan used to belp Onance !he 1 Portland, daughter, 7·58 a m from the Sov•el Fore~gn ~'"" Ices m November ol the Demo- •aUon ol American politics by New York nor Reagan In Call:'" November. lauhty Tuesday try wh•ch demanded Lesh s ex- crat1c gubernatorial eandldates super-liberals wbo are In truth fomla can win without vengeful : Peabody defeated Boston The Hunlmgton Trust I SavDll<harged pulsiOn '" thiS nation's two most cnU· the spokesmen lor .. 'lltaggermg I wrecking-crew asslstanct from Meyor John F Collins, whose lngs Bank also bolds a $412,007 Pdtienls recently discharged Tu ss gave no details but on cal states, New York and Cab mlolerance and for minority Sllper-Uberals to wbom all S. :Ciii>ected "white backlash" A Long Island, N. Y., man hen included. W. Wallace Bradford, Sept 2 the Umted States forma rule by an "ehte" - their own publicans are normally anafhe. 'jupport did not materlaliZ• who allegedly IS charged m1 Mrs Harry N Calloway, Pam- charges Ru~la n Emb:syRThlrd In Cal!wrna, Gov. Edmund elite. rna. = In !be governorship co"test, the wrecking of a stolen car • -"' ' ,_ , _ ela A. Cook, Mrs Gladys L Secr•lary ~ entin evm, Brown was reeling under tile A lb1rd Ioree bas men, and In neither alate could 1 S. Jurmer state AUy. Gen Edew- m Pomeroy early today, was , WASHINGTON (t;PI) A Cuckler, Mrs. Wilham Curfman, the embassy s sc•ence officer, overwhelmlns Republican prl· onwhere •• It so strong aa In publican victory be a ptiUiile :11rd J McCormack, nephew of 1I apprehended near the erash Jr , and Infant daughter, Mrs. w1th espwnage and ordered him mary victory of actor Ronald New York and CahJorma. II Is one lor tile perfectly <*eat old :Jh. House speaker, beat Ken scene lllst-dlle~ ellorl by Presldeal Ray Fox, Mrs. W1lbur L Imbo out ol the United States Usual- Reapn. It looked as II I he 1 not a pretty Ioree. It Is a force G.O.P In either case it would :neth p O'Donnell, former ••de 1 Sgl George Hicks of tile Jobnoon lo ceuvert Republleaa den, Mrs. Donald c. James, ly each country retaliates heretofore unsinkable P a I which, while tirelessly proclaim· be only a triumph lor a blttw:§f the late PreSident Kennedy I Pomeroy Pollee Department ar- : leader EvereU M. Dlrksea Mrs. Randall A. Long, M r s The Lesh expulsio~ followed a Brown, lor all hiS past abtlllv Ill& Its uniquely pure "Dem,; minded lrqmenlary milloriiY i.lcConnack will go aga1nst 1rested H1ram Betancbourl, :W, faDed aod tbo adnlloltlrallon'l Elizabeth McGu!fm, Mrs Mark ser~es ol mc1dents mvolvmg A· to surv1ve m heavy seas, w I tTaiiC" motivations, proceeds 10 operalln& on the prnclple of rule ]lepubllcan Gov John A Volge ;on Rt 7, at 4 47 a m todav, 1, etvll rlghla biD beaded toclay c. McPhail, • Mrs. Marshall mencans and tile SoVIOI gov- thiS time on tbe way to the bot· fact on moral blackmail and in or rum ond scorllli even I be lr• tilt !all campa~gn Betanchourl was t.aken Into for I erosblnJ defeat lD the Montgomery, Mrs Amanda ernment and charges 10 the SoY· tom • telleetual blackjackery hl&hly elaatic, if ltlll ballcellJ Other state-by-state results I custody after Sgt H•cks had !jl,nate. Neal Michael E Null Mrs 10! press that the Umted Stales In New York, Frank O'Con· In New York II " represen~ lair rulea of tile wbol• AaMr!Arl,..•· Democratic Gov , WMPO Radio news reporter Eveo the moot ardent advo- John' D Nunnery, Mrs' Dar was ' w.~gmg total political es· nor was ahead lor the Demo- ed by the Liberal party, which can' poUtlcal geme. .Sam Goddard apparently won J1m Mees travel along Rl 7, cates of the Hoose • pa81ed re\1 R Roberts, Ernest B Rus- pmnage agamst Russia m crat1c nominatmn he now holds: through the Introduction ot a 1 TbJs Is basically the perpet.. :Z•1ommallon, to face former I near the accident scene, m measure conceded tbeir cauae sell, Charles L Taylor, ani Mrs what may be • new campatgn but by every Sign II was to be lhird-paMy ticket seeks tile de- ually howlin& bloe of profeslW. !'hoemx Mayor Jack Williams IhiS pnvale automobile and I was bopele11 aa lbe Senate Oshel 0 Tribble of Soviet VIgilance. an honor of most debatable val· struction of O'Connor not be. a1 dissenter& that b8l lOIII sine. 1he COP nomlnte, Novem: p1ck up the fug1Uve as he was moved toward I late-oftmoou ue agamst the Republican Gov- cause he IS Illiberal but becauae proceeded from any reaponll10 ber hltch·h•king vote to try to choke off • I ASKS DIVORCE ernor, Nelson Rockefeller be s not violently and r*pon ble dlsaareement with <\llllrl· N•w Hampshire. Bng Gen I Autbortliet oa1d Sit. Rlclia listless IUiboster wbleb has Color Sel8 Sto en A pellt•on for d•vorce was Now tbe atmosphere h a s slbly liberal - and because the can foreip policy m efflll'la 10 followed belllnd Mees' cor limped alon1 tloce labor d"Y· .F rom Service Store flied m Me1gs Common fleas changed and It 18 no longer pos- DemocraUc party would not let 1aabotage it In public and tn p~l· and tbeo stopped tbe motor· Three color televisiOn se•s Court Tuesday by Linda D slble to read advan<•e hum I the Liberal party dtclatt Its vale to oelu an uncoiLIUtuUonal A1 1 ttil to lblu. detam.bnur~ loto CLEVELAND (UPI)- Dr. were reported stolen ln an ea~· S1dders, a mmor, by Bemu•e , serv1ces over e1ther Brown m eanchdates. vJto over IL cao!Gd) Sam Sheppard, tbroup one ly morning burglary of King • Jeffers, her mother ond next Cah!orma or O'Conoor m New In Califorllla it ts typified by 11 11 tht.o bloc thai bU 10111 JlEVOTED TO INTERE.'lt OF Olf•clals sa1d the stolen car of blo attorneys, asked IGr a Radm and TV SefVIce, 219 !nend ol Route I, Middl•porl, York This Is all to the good- a lor-out pseudo • Democr1Uc temitized tile pollUes ol ·tlrO MEJC,s MASON AREA reportedly taken by Betan change ol veoue today oe tbe North Second-ave, Middleport, agamsl Duane L. S1dders, a not •n the least because each and anii-Vlel Nam war aroup stalel by Imperious demallda ~~~':;.~:. •r,~'::-.u'·:~~ chourt belonged to J A. French grounds be would aot receJve (Xllice sa1d today minor, Route 1, Shade, on man 1s somethmg called a Dem I which bites at Brown not be- to~ haVf Ill mlnor1V way 't PuDu•n.o •••r' .,,.........., ••c•J~t of Addison ~·reneh's ear was a fair trial on • tecolllkltJree Ch1ef Herbert Gilkey • who ts charges of gross neglect and ocrat and not at all because •cause he may be a poor Gover- every ec&t. It ll thla bloc thai ~~ ~;~·'.-u~::n,~:~m•~'IU' T~• reportedly stolen after Betan· l marder cbar1e ill tbe liM inveshgatmg th~ IDCident, S&ld extreme cruelty. there is something bod about nor but becad~ be will not calJ was ceaselessly bltlq at Pfa. "'"" " ••mom. Oftlo "'" chourt abandoned a car m Gal- l alaylnt! of hi• flnl wilt. entry Into the quarters was gam. e1ther man'• Republican oppon· on Ibis ••lion ' to ahondoo lha fA-t •·'-'- F., Ken....o.• In t w 1 tn ... flffu~• PboM "" '-11• Editor...,. months tJQIIUJ • .. • ,~, ,., 1 21., II a county that had been stolen I Sheppard. wllo 11 1<bedule6 ed bY prymg open a rron! door PLAN SALE enL piOd&es ... of three ~UCmiiQ IIIIi belon,__,.bla d.eath ~~:::·~ .~~ .!:":':.."'':,".,:• 1m Proctorville. Tbe car takoo l to lace llle charge Oct. lila Authorlt10s lnd•caled the bur- MASON - Wahama Band It Is good, rather, for rea· Pr01)(1enls to the t.ortured pea- and DOW aD but CMOIIIsel- 1111 0 '"""' " , , , _ , . . . . ...,....u.~ lm ProctorVIlle waa tile pnvatt criminal cooM here, wa1 - · glary app~rently occurred •· Boosters will bolq a rummage sons of high national health pie of South Vl4t l"aiJI. brother, Sen. Robert Iteqnedy. •· ''""' . ,.,,"" "'"· ,.. Lul•• l•uto of the Proctorville Pollee. vlcled al bls flnllrlallor the bout 3 am. aale on Fnday and Saturday, wh1ch have nothing to do with The Liberal pal'll\ In New O'Connor -and litOWD Oliibt to not llecioi.Mie theJ ' ' ,\•• ~•• vnrk Clt.Y ""•• 1 Ch1ef [) L. Ours. • mu rd •• of .,. •~ fin1 wife, Marl· Sepi 16 and 17, Irom II a m mere partiSan consldera11ona York, whatever III dlsclalmen, , """eJected, •- • 1 u ~~~~~r!,"1 ~!!; ::=~bl. ~··e~.: ~! Sgl H1cks said Betanehourt lya, July 4, 1114, 111 served WESTERNER FINED until 5 p. m at the Cl].mring~ Thts columnJst, for one. m ordt- mtends to 4dut Q'Connor and ~~~~ Deellllrlly be . . Gof. ..... oM " " m ....."' .. ... alfdndoned the car owned by nino yean of a lffe senleaco One case was heard m Porn- bam budding at New llaven nary c~rcumslanceo could nQI th1111 to r~•ee~ Rae~elelllf. Tbe , . _, 1111• .....,. llllft~ offiCIIlli.Jii ..,.. ' - "' - hi Cififor. ~·-~•• M!"', for a111 (llll'llo "Dalh ""'"'itnt!IM!l .,,~ , .... -II.,•1Frene h alter •• •••· vo~' ' le , before be wa 1 ponted a new eroy Mayor Legar •1 courl Tues- Anyone WIShmg to eontribute Icare less whether Qlllfornia or Democratic ' ~, ir ";,.'!;':.,~, ".:;',::::.' ,.;"':; struck a power pole near lbe trial by the u. s. SaPI'flll~ day evenmg wben George Gor·larllcles ll)ay bflng them to New York, 9bose 1 Republican nla piU •~ , eri )lacka~fng ~ ' ,tJiiy Olllh'l to Ill o... '"' .,,..., "' -'"'· mtersecl•on of Routes 7. 33. anqj c-t. don, 29. of Csli(orn~a, was liri-i the Cunningham buil<IWJ bl!fOrtlf a De~l. But thel!P ar' !!rofll even ,lf ,41!lt 111~ yjoo >beCause Jlllt etiUII\rJ :~::' .~::-..:=-.::, 124 on E11t lllilll St. IIi Pom-j • ' ' '!d S5 and cos{s lor passlna 06 2 30 p. m. on ThW'si!Oy,, pl not ordi~ary>~rcumsiBn!'e!l 'to'! 101- a man ~~~~ ~ lire~ s~~~a,;~.hl!d any real ~~';., "~ ero!. ~~~... ~L< ~JI-:_, • ~ ~ , _ ~ ~~~~~'4~~ ~~ .. ~~~~~: tv tt ~ 15. : ,,~,.-, ) ~ For pr9f~ lnvolved ~~ 1 ae~~J!!_ ~a ,:~wbj ~ ~~ •'•tJ• I I Health Board I llflll;. Support s Levy Jn NOVembef By Ullited Presl Iaternallolllt SlreperOUS I ~~ors, ·~ Four Classes are Offered Met"gs County HomemakerS I Fou[hcla~sri ~II gb:r~~a~~~/~~ M~o~nty ..,,ou "'""'""""""' ""'"·"'"" Resort HaS 30 Days tO pay Liens Hospital NeWS - ~!If~ 8 Mets Again, -~ .:!!·3it: By VITO STELLINO Amlri... Leapo UPI Sports Writer W. L. Pet. GB Lou Johoson taJkB a 89 S5 .618 ... 80 65 .552 91> good game -but lbese 8tl 66 .548 10 be's playing ;m even better one 76 71 .517 141> In tile nllrlst of !be tigbl 73 11 .5111 16 Nat10nal League pennant f'-.,73 74 .497 171> lie when most players Cl~ & 80 .456 231> cautious atatements, the York 116 82 .442 251> Angeles Dodgers' leftlielder Washmgtoa tl6 84 .436 261> boasting, •'we're gomg to Bosto• 65 85 433 27 tile pennant, I've beer. say10g II for a long time " Meanwhile, the Dodgers• ever-cautious manager Walt Alston will only say, "the team !bat gets a game m front at the Wire Will WID It boost bls averqe to Jll • fllVO the Ptrates SIX .300 ~ In contral!t, !be 1!11Ure ~ C8ll Leogue bas only three. ·•~ Willie Stargell hit ~ , - , bomer and Donn Cler.delllPI 12nd as !be Prrates baits!tltl lour pitchers mclndllll! .Jooa: Dave G1usti (lJ-13). TomliW SISk went 7 1-3 tnnlngl Ill 11iD the vtctory. . . 'jw l Score Reavl!y · ~-': j · 2." The P~rates were nurslngJ.J: 2 lead unt•l the sevenlb lfljll fhe) scored f1ve runs. Starg~ three-run homer hlgllll,lh~ thai IDIIIng. *! 11 That's about as silly as say10g "the team that scores tile most runs w'"' the game " Elementary Waller Continue• Surge But Johnson seems to know what he's talking about because of his own playmg Johnson contmued his September surge With two bomers Tuesday mght to lead the Dodgers to an 8-3 v•ctory \ over the New York Mets The victory kept the Dodgers II> games ahead of Pittsburgh and 21> ahead of San Francisco, who were both DeGaU}}eMay Become More Ob t'! 1111 ol } 'l'r 1 I Sept. 1., Toppii Dodgers . Two Southern Valley Alhlellc lwh1le North Gallla blasted Al- ~ le againSt Hun... W, Va., will TOTALS ....... 1 1 I M M Conference games are on lap exuoder of Albany , ~7-j) face a toughie at RaCJae. Tbe Friday night while anotlll'r 1 The Prrates and Eagles are 1Southern Local elevill llliiJcted IVAC STANDINGS member of the SVAC - South· I expected to go all out 10 an eJ. a 7-4 upset loss on Chauncey'• tAll Gamea) wee tern - takes on the Soulb· Iori to dethrone defending Blue DevOs last Friday. ITEAM W 1:. T P OP ern Local Tornadoes at Racme champmn Kyger Creek All contests are scheduled lo INortb GaUls 1 0 0 57 0 B1g game m the conferenee The Bobcats are scheduled to lbilg•• at 8 p.m. Eastern ... I U 0 40 14 lmds Eastern at North Galli& open their conference schedute 1 SV~ sT":,IN)GS ~uthwes~ · 0 0 ~ : 6 where tho 1966 champwnsbip at MercerVIlle agamst the !tan· TEAM 1:. yT p OP fl;=n er:.ce : : O !4 ~ may be detarmmed nan Trace Wildcats Friday I E ter I 0 0 40 14 FRIDAY'S GAMES· mght Kyger dropped Ito open- as n • Both lhe P~rates and Eagles mg 6-0 at Fa~rland North Gallla .. 0 0 0 0 0 , Eastern al North Guilla 1Southwestern scored lmpresslw "ms In thelf 0 0 0 0 0 Kyger Creek at Hannan Trace ''I feel a draft!" openers last Fr1day Eastern Southwestern, wh1ch opened I Kyger Creek 0 0 I 0 0:Southwestern at Southern L<>lhu~p_!d t:~n_rran Trace 40 • 14 1ts 1966 campa1gn with a 6 • 6 Hannan ~ace __o 1 0 14 ~ - cal (~Cin...: e>_ _ _ _ _.:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Three mishaps were loves~ gated by lbo GalllpoDs PoR. State Highway Patrol durl.. the past 24 hours. There were no Injuries nmg over thrt'e other candl· Da11J lenllneJ, Pomeroy-Middleport, o. AI!LST-AB VICtOriOUS Johnson, who sparked the Dodgers to tile world championship alter bemg called up from the mi"'ors last year to replace Tommy Dav1s, who broke his Lass in Good Condition At Hospital 7-8TH GRADE TEAM - The Pomeroy Junior High 7-8th grade football team is scheduled to open tis season thiS evening against Wa· hama The Pomeroy team, coached by Frank W Porter, Jr, and Paul Kloes, has 42 players on Its roster. They are, left to nght, front row, Lugene Uent, Steve Story, Dave Cla1 k, .John Hunnel, Bob Couch, Carl Offutt, Robm Phal111, Gerald Hendncks, Rick Ash. Second row, V1dor Young, Edd1e Young, Jon Buck, Ron Sm1th Joe Welker, Eddie F1fe, Paul Dill, Terry Wyatt, Roger D1xon, Ted Lehew Third row, Mr Porte r, Mgr Dean Puhns, Charles Legar, Cha•les D1ll, Mike Cust~r. Fred Thompson, Stan Coates, Don Andet son, Mark SWI, Mgr. Scott Walton, and Mr Kloes Back row, Charles I ane, Alvm Smtih, Wayne Wells, George Thompson, Tom Rowley, Dick Quail, Jeff MorriS, oob Werry ~nd Tony Vaughan -Sentmel Photo ! 1 Los Angeles Plltsborgh San FranciSCO Philadelphia AUaata -- - - - - -- --· --· Bears Top Defensive Club ankle May 1, has been a key figure m the Dodgers' Septem- ber dme The Dodgers have played 13 games In September and won 11 of them mcludlng tile last six m a row Johnson has played 10 12 of those games and has hit .350 m lbem after going fhro•gh a nud summer slump when his average tailed off mto tile 250s SfLF-CI.EARINS OVEII ° 1 ° Reta}I•ati•On ByMOSCO'V I 0UJSlS Lesh w ... I 14 10 65Mustanq 6 cylloder. Stondord thlft, radio & tire !I. he~ter, wh1tewall t 6,2 Ford Fa irla ne SOO. 2 Pr , 8 cytlndtr, "t 0 l ( -,om men t E"vents tt.ndard trans 66 Ford Fairlane :t 'Or. 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NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY 60 Chevrolet lmpele. 4 Dr 8 cylinder eutam•tlc trant Whit• w11J tires, r1dio & hum I oe -1 H& tlra, elr conditioned 1 _ 30 & 40 Inch 500 ~' 23" ZENITH TABLE MODEL INCLUDES flUS IIASI RIDENOUR �• J :_Primaries Expose Political I United Pretl Ioternallooal (ReUredl Harrison Thyng, who lbe Democratic ttclu!t )l'ilhout The v1ctory of an open advocates all out bombmg of oppos1Uon. ho!lmllg opponent m Maryland INorth V1et Nam, won the New Jersey, While Wllentz and' an underdog mcufl'bent's i Republican nommaUon lor U S. was winning In tile Democratic smashmg wm 1n Mmnesota Senate over !1ve other cand•· pnmary, Republican Sen Cli!highlighted 1 he gubernatorial dotes Ex Gov Hugh Gregg ford P Case was renommaled races m Tuesday ti pitmary won the GOP gubernatorial w1thout opposition 1 votmg m 11 states 1nom1natton Sen Thomas J Rhode Island: Lt. Col. Ruth hi Maryland Balbmore con !Mcintyre and Gov John W IM Bnggs, a rebred WAC tra( tor George P Mahoney was iKmg both were nominated on offlcer, was nominated to run We at ll e rva n es against Sen. Claiborne Poll, De·Jocrat She defeated Charles H. Eden, while Pell was unopposed Ulab: Prof J Keith Melville, of Brigham Young Umverslty, won the Democratic norn,Jnatlon lor Congress 10 Utah s 1st Distncl He Will face Rep Laurence J Burton, Republican I thl:' v.; mner or the Democratic - IIe1•Icopter AssauIt HIts • v•cm • JungIe 14, 1968 12-Dall7 SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., lept. In November. Vermont: Republican Rich· ard A _Snelling won the gubernatonal nomination ov~ Thomas L Hayes flo will oppose Gov Ph1hp H. Hoff, Democrat. thls fall WisconSin: Lt Gov. Patrick J Lucey won the Democratic nomination for governor, wm- :r; ' 3Accidents Investigated By Patrol 2 SVAC Tilts on Tap Friday, In Meltls county, tile petrGI reported an auto driven by K. D Norrlo, 48, RaCine, •PParent-ly flipped 1 rock onto the wind, shield of an auto driven by Emmett Kina, 54. Peru, N Y. There wa• no meet followinl lnvesUgaUon gubernatonal nommahon de· dales -the closest David ,..tmg Rep Carllon Swkl:, a Carley, DemocratiC natwnal ftberal who voted for the comml !Ieeman. Lucey will op· House passed 1966 ciVIl nghls SAIGON (UP!) -Thousands jungled slopes Intelligence than $1 million damage was pose Republican Gov Warren bHt of Us troops m one of the reports say some 6,000 Commu· mfl1cted on the motor pool near Know les The returns tn Maryland biggest helicopter assaults of nlst troops were moved Into the Thu Due, less than SIX miles ----were stili unolllc•al and were tho war today pushed Into a region priOr to last Sunday's northeast of downtown Sa•gon. At 4:40 a.m., an anin driven hkely to be challenged Fmal Jungle slronghojd 280 miles South VIetnamese elections, II IS operated by the RMK·BRJ by Audrey A. Lewte, 34, went resuiiJ In the contest were not north of Saigon where Intel- bop10g to terrome tile country- ~ construction company comb10e off the left stde of the road expected unUI late today Ihgence reports have place an Side Upwards of 40 trucks were on Rt. 218, hitting a lenee. The llut there were no uncertain entire Commumsl diVISIOD. The terror campaign tailed destroyed by grenades or driver suffered knee abrasi(IIIS. trum eli In Mlnnesoto where I &nd the U S. strike Ioree Is satchel charges, government Tbere was no arrest, and dam· G PK I Military spokesmen 10 Saigon trymg to cut off the diviSion spokesmen said age to tile car was moderate. At ov h arl F Rolva&J, reJected : sa~d a "multl·bngade" force of Us spokesmen declined to Tbree Wounded by II party m a Ju••• th US 1 t A C I 1•05 p.m., Monday on Rt. 211, convention won tile Democra· De sd pedlr I alova ry diSCUSS the number of Amerl· Three us sold!Ors and a c t o- d f ~c 'L , tvlsion was rop n an cans moved into the Jungle but Vtetnamese dnver were wound· The Metgs oun y P',lor o an auto driven by Ewlnl G ~~mer abor party s nom area of the Central Highlands 18 bngade numbers about 5 000 ed today In suburlran Saigon Health went on record Tuesday POP TAPES FOR VU:T NAM ~ Clarence E Mill· Saunders, 13, Akron, went of! ¥"' for • "'""'"d term. known as the ' crow's loot" In men ' when a terromt tossed a 10 support of the renewal of er, Tenth DJStrtct Congressional candidate, exhibits the road. There waa moderate 'ID 53-year-old governor had search of the miXed VIet Cong- ~ · Otber Jncldenlo grenade mto their jeep A large 1 the ti5 mill TB levy on th< one of approxtmately 200 hour-long tapes of popular damaae to tha vehicle, and no tt8ilr1Y morning celebratwn 10 North V10tnamese 610 ("Yellow A rash ol communist attacks Commumst force attacked and I November ballot music to be sent to Southeastern OhiO servicemen arrest. fh e same where tile I star " ) dl VISion •and terror tnc•dents broke out burned down some 200 thatched It was observed by th e serving In Southeast Asia. TheJ:;roject IS · 1II conjunc· " ballroom -• Cited by tile patrol were Ru• CDI!Ven~on hou dumped him 1 I f the Tr b d th t M County has ti th C · I M a~ad endorsed Ll G A 1 The "crow's loot" ., a bend elsewhere 10 South V1et Nam hut dwellings o Xuyen a oar a e~gs on WI ommercta USIC rvtee of La ncaster seU E. Rood, 54, Columbua, Mi' (Sandy) Keith · ov. the Song K•m Son River and Us. planes eonlmued to resettlement camp 350 m1les the h1ghest loc1dence of TB The fll'st shipment of the tapes will go this week "It 10 passing a stopped school bua; ~ Give~ c.aara'lalations surrounded on three sides by 1pound targets m the North northeas of Sa•gon per 1,000 population of any Isn't much," said Miller In making the announce· Carl E. GllUsple, 17, Bidwell, -- ·Two planes were reported lost U s planes hammered North county m the state. Eight ment, "but in this small way perhaps we can tell the ' ~ charged wltll no operator's II· vee President Hubert H v 1e t n am e s e supply lines, patients havmg TB are pres- American serviceman m Southeast Asia that, we 10 the raids Tuesday cense; W. E. Bamett, SO,~ ~~ey, who had endorsed Amencan B52 bombers from trucks trams and anti-aircraft ently bemg treated m the Nel· here m the Tenth District, are thinkinf of him" Re· llottom. charged with overload ~.,.,~-~enUon's ~election of the Guam today chalked up their mslall~tmns. Three surface-to· sonvllle TB Hosp•tal quests for the tapes to be mailed to re atlves serving and no btghway use tax, cited J ld Ke• but then s,OOOth combat sort10 over v1et a1r (SAM) miSSile 51 tes were In other act•v•ty, tbe resigns- in Southeast Asta still are being received at Miller to Me1p county court r~~ aloof from the Nam, unloadmg tons of explo· bit, lnclud•ng the Quant Khe tion ol Dr E F M~ag as for Congress Headquarters, Lancaster. The remalndp..,..':'!'' campaltln, congratulal· sives on Commumst troop Sam complex 30 miles north- actmg health med1cal advisor er of the tapes w11l be mailed at U S 0 direction, The patrol teSted jl2 lor driY· ~vaal Immediately. Hum' concentrations and storage northwest of Dong HOI which and president of the board of wtth pnonty receipt to go to Southeastern Ohio ser· lng permits Tuelday, two !aU· plifey called for parly umly areas 10 the central Highlands l1ras come under u s attack lor health was accepted. Dr. Sellm _.v~ic~e~m":e~n:..·- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - ed Twenty-ooe were given !lrlv· ·~ said Rolvaq'a flaht had not far from the 1st Air ' seven consecutive days J BlazewiCz, new aclmg Health ers' exam!naUons, ats lail!d. • 11!\!!li~ened the party.. Charles de Gaulle, his con- Cavalry sweep Spokesmen reported ISO mls· Department medical adVISOr, d.!. I, nonllnations w~re fidence buoyed by his round the About 150 VIOl Cong early SIOns were flown over the North was '" attendance at hiS first ...,..ed lor tile seats of niOe world tour and France's today attacked a conslru<llon 1 Tuesday This followed record- meetmg u.s senators growmg nuclear capability, Is company motor pool on the smashmg attacks of 171 and 170 The board also d•scussed the a mem ers of the U S expected to become an even outskirts of Saigon Two missions on Sunday and Mon- •mmun\zation program I0 r J!Otii!O of Representatives. more diffiCult ally lor hiS CIVIlians were k1lled, two olhers lday It was announced that schools of MO!gs County Fur· i s Count home· A:marleca I wedre held In Atlantic alliance partners wounded and an American and henceforth no location wHI be ther details of •mmumzabqn k Ei'tension aa, o ora o, Maryland, an Australl&n m•ss•ng and given when a US pilot Is listed plans Will be made available ma ers IS a ' ar . :.:.:::=::.-...•..::..::=c'--=-~sachusetts, Mmnesota New Observers here believe De feared captured as missing In a ra•d on North later, Agent, Home EconomiCS, I begl 1 "Lei's Hampshire, New Jersey, Rhode Gaulle's unprecedented dlplo- Early reporla Indicated more l V~et Nant. announced today. , For nn ~~ • : : ·0 f!ered Island, Utah, Vermont and matic travels will encourage "Meals lor Young Families Make a Dress w Wisconsin. the 7~-year-old French P'esw•ll feature ldeaa and aids lor Emphasis In this class will be A &-year-old Pomeroy girl Today Georg•a voters go to 1dent to pursue with growmg BETHESDA, Ohfo tUPI· the 1042 annual meals lacing on construction, 1•1 and styles. was reported In sond condi"on iho polls for the1r pr~mary v•gor h1s master plan to bu1ld a Tbree miners were bellev- them Home Improvement w1ll All of these _classes are open at Holzer ho!pllal today where elecllon, In which sllt Demo- totally mdependent France w1th ed l•apped In a slope mine be offered I• Home FurniShings to all women '"edMe•~ County. she IS recoverlnl from lnjuriea crats are contestmg for the~r I global influence here after fire broke out lD classes to be held in late Sep- She does not ne ~ a m~~· sustamed after being lllrUck 'arty's gubernatonal nomma De Gaulle returned home Among lbose who entered • tbo Morgan Coal Co. mine. !ember and early Oclnber. Em· ber of a hom!ma ers c u by a car on Union-ave Tuesday 10 1 lwn and the right to go up Tuesday mght to confront two Holzer Hosp1tal m the past 24 Benjamin E. Mor•1n, ow0o phasiS w1ll be on furniture They will be •• ven any area at 3··"' •• p·m· • • 1 f the county that shows Interagemst Republican Rep How- maJor factors affecting his bours Included Mrs Harold D er not11ied the St. Clalrs- There will be three sess ons, 0 June Ann Wamsley. dllll.flbter ]lro Bo" Callawoy driVe to make France a WOJid Sheets, Northup, Mrs Manda- ville post of the slate lll&h· the last a tour est. of Mr and Mn. Jametl I The Republicans have the~r power The most lmmed•al• " VJile D Parsons,1Cheshtre, J1m way Patrol shortly alter 10•30 Because of Intense lntere•t Interested homema~r• ~ wamsl~y 253 UnloD-avt, wes hes' chance to win Georgia's I the national parliamentary my Dale McGmre, Jr., Mercer- a. m. EST tbat tbe fire ~aa last spring, a class on fitting 1call the Extens•on Ice, struck by a car drivea JiY Paul ~overnorsh1p smce Reconstruc- elections next March or Ap11l Stockholde" of the closed v1lle, Mrs Lillian E. Moore out of control ana . three w•ll be repeated. In I~ a basic 3119$, or stop lll the office lo- H Montgomery ~, Liftt ~ ,. years Sen. Richard B I De Gaulle IS expected to Pleasant Point Resort near Rt. I Vmton, Mrs. Chohe Find miners were believed trapped pattern ·Is made w•th emphasis Icated In tbe basement of the a~ she waa a~mp~j ito~ ltussell has only token OP,'JOSI Ispare no eflorl trymg to ke•p I Pomt Pleasant have 30 days to lay, Rl I Vmton, June Ann in the mine on fitting problems Designed County Home Bulldlna. Mul- the street 801011 to a 111,0 box. ·""' ..for the &eat be has held as h1s Gaulllst party 1n control ol pay hens totaling $21 mllhon 1 Wamsley, Rt 3 Pomeroy, How No other detail• were avail· loriexperlenced sewer, the berry Heights, Pomeroy. Pomeroy emergfney squad• Democrat smce 1933 the Natwnal Assembly the resorl w1ll be sold under a ard Dav1d Barr. Langsville, Ern-I able. enr ent',ls, lfmltecl to SIX IIi men were IUmmoned to the Top Issues 1 he second key factor 1s hiS federal coort order. est Roach, 13116 Hogg St, Pt ~%',.,';!iW «mo/i~ _ • ~~~•, :t':'¥~'?1~~ •-sin 'class. I Wet Conditions scene and transported the ~ "h -• I h R I Th e 1ssues ol V1el Nam age -and his personal future Federal Judge Sidney L Peasant, a P ~ • omas, Blamed 10 reek youngster to downtolwa •rume.' wMne backlash" against Negro De Gaulle w1U be 76 on Nov Chnst1e said at Bluefield Tues- Jr Pt Pleasant Russell Hoi~-d~CE~TO MEJET 1 A mmor accident apparently roy where she wu· lran,ftrred '"•vii r~ghts demands and 122, but all s1gns IndiCate he " day that h•s order would date land, Rt. I PL Pleasant, Ed· II' ' '£'edn ~nty :ycees •caused by wet highway ...;dl· to a Ewng abuls.netl IIMt lak!tl Jnla)llon were InJected mtn now slowmg down He IS from September 12 If the hens ward R Somerv•lle, Henderson. 1 WI meet es ay at P m. ll•ons was investigated by the to lbe hospitaL II wu rtpOrted '"~Mal campa1gns approachmg the end of the first! are not paid the court will ap Mrs Naomi Silvey, :tt. 1 Oak !at ~he Jay:: Hall '" :lddle- Meigs County Sherllrs De- the child auatalned a poulbll Mahoney's o p p o sl I I o o to year of hiS second seven )'OUr pomt three s;.,cl&l masters wh~ 1Hilt, Damel B. Johnson, Jack p~te d" •;pi rs l~e lurg tb 41~ , parlment Tuesday at 12 30 p fracture of the right leg. ~optn houslns" legislation lor term will advertise the opertv for son, Glade I May , Jackson, a n a · ann g or e m. Pollee olftclala Indicated Mon~ Negroes :Erompted spec~latlon When re-elected In January an ensumg 30 day:' and. then Mrs. Kenneth R Sm1th, Well =~~:U: 1 M~gsh;l~"':ovMI~ P!~; 1 Marton Reeoe, 46, Gallipolis, gomery was ab!Olved of blallll ~~~.he neHted from • back- there was w1de speculation De mnducl 8 public auction. 1 ston, MISS VIVIan D. Jones, be ~ ' waa travelmg ISOUib on Route In the aeddent. lasfi sup . Some candidates Gaulle would not rem&ln at 1he Ironton, Mrs. Clarence McCong ' 33 mne tenths of a mile south ----1 ;who hav•, atrongly backed helm for the lull seven years The resort 1' located on Slate nell Ironton, Clarence McCon- MOS~OW IUPI) - The SovASK TO WED or' Peach Fork Road, rounded Melp Geaenl Roopllal ;President ~nson'a Viet Nam But bis global tour and a 10 000 Rt liZ three m•lea north of Pt. nell, Ironton. Mrs Augustus H let Umon today ordered the A ntatrl&ge license was l•· ia curve, and skidded Into a Admlsalons - Grace Wood· ~hey won e ally over aJK:alled mile swmg fhrough the s.v1et Pleasant Penmngton A,hfand Ky • Mrs expluSiond of Donald h ~s~, sued In Me1gs Probate Court ditch on the west aide ot tile yard, Albany; Mrs. EUswortb ;' peace" can d•tea. Umon last June and July w•re Ita legal entanglement etart· James R Baber, Ravenswood, , 34 • secon secretary 0 1 e Tuesday to Dana Eugene highway There were no ar- 1Rowe, Pomeroy. : This wao true m New Jersey, accomplished with only occa ed when a Charleston construe- W. Va. and Mrs Robert Lee I Embassy '" Moscow, presuma- Haines, 19, Portland. and Mu- resta or lntunes and medium Dlfebar1n - ~pte Hurd, 'where Democrat Warren w. slonal evidence of fatigue lion firm, ~ B ~gst;; 7&:ns, Hancock, Ravenswood, w Va bly m retalla~on for th~ f'pul; me Elizabeth Dalley, 17, Port· damage was incurred to the I Leopold Hysell, Kathi-yl WeaY. lWIIentz won a landsbd• l' ~ Observers believe the pres- Inc •dlbroug edtsu~: obr WI • VasBlrlbs 1 ~•on ~h 8U01 1udss~~n t P oma land. car. er, 1 ~natorlai victory over 1nU-war 1denl IS far from conSiderlnli a ser~ Y ow . 1 Y es If· Mrs Roger Martin, Evans rom e • a es on spy I f~ndldate '-.David Frost and resignation. glma Industries Corp • develop- Heights, daughter 12 05 P m charges ( -, lhret other opponent. er of the planned tourist and Tuesday Mrs William J Sher- The announcement by the of In Maulchuulla ' former convenllon center ldan Jr Rt 1 Pomeroy dau- flclal Tass new agency said A .11 ' ~v EDdlcolt Peabody, I civil The Small Busmess Admlnls- ghte'r. to' 33 am . Tuesda; Mrs Lesh had been declared perso' nghla 1upporler, won fhe lratwn also bas filed suit Harry D Barton, Rl I Pt na non grata for :~tlv:~·~ In- WASHINGTON - A little are bolb the prospect of streng· extremist"- Ronald Reagan, :Democratic aenatorlal nommaagamsl the corporation seeking Pleasant, son, 8 05 a m., Tues compatible with hi dl ' Rite wh1le ago lew detached observ- lhenlng and the opportunlly ot In short, the bottom realiiJ :00n He will oppose Ally Gen repayment of a $987,000 federal day. Mrs James G Pnce, Rt status It said the charge came ers would have bel on the chan checkmg a dangeroua Balkanl IS that neither Rockefeller ID :Edewanl W. Brooke, 1 Negro, loan used to belp Onance !he 1 Portland, daughter, 7·58 a m from the Sov•el Fore~gn ~'"" Ices m November ol the Demo- •aUon ol American politics by New York nor Reagan In Call:'" November. lauhty Tuesday try wh•ch demanded Lesh s ex- crat1c gubernatorial eandldates super-liberals wbo are In truth fomla can win without vengeful : Peabody defeated Boston The Hunlmgton Trust I SavDll<harged pulsiOn '" thiS nation's two most cnU· the spokesmen lor .. 'lltaggermg I wrecking-crew asslstanct from Meyor John F Collins, whose lngs Bank also bolds a $412,007 Pdtienls recently discharged Tu ss gave no details but on cal states, New York and Cab mlolerance and for minority Sllper-Uberals to wbom all S. :Ciii>ected "white backlash" A Long Island, N. Y., man hen included. W. Wallace Bradford, Sept 2 the Umted States forma rule by an "ehte" - their own publicans are normally anafhe. 'jupport did not materlaliZ• who allegedly IS charged m1 Mrs Harry N Calloway, Pam- charges Ru~la n Emb:syRThlrd In Cal!wrna, Gov. Edmund elite. rna. = In !be governorship co"test, the wrecking of a stolen car • -"' ' ,_ , _ ela A. Cook, Mrs Gladys L Secr•lary ~ entin evm, Brown was reeling under tile A lb1rd Ioree bas men, and In neither alate could 1 S. Jurmer state AUy. Gen Edew- m Pomeroy early today, was , WASHINGTON (t;PI) A Cuckler, Mrs. Wilham Curfman, the embassy s sc•ence officer, overwhelmlns Republican prl· onwhere •• It so strong aa In publican victory be a ptiUiile :11rd J McCormack, nephew of 1I apprehended near the erash Jr , and Infant daughter, Mrs. w1th espwnage and ordered him mary victory of actor Ronald New York and CahJorma. II Is one lor tile perfectly <*eat old :Jh. House speaker, beat Ken scene lllst-dlle~ ellorl by Presldeal Ray Fox, Mrs. W1lbur L Imbo out ol the United States Usual- Reapn. It looked as II I he 1 not a pretty Ioree. It Is a force G.O.P In either case it would :neth p O'Donnell, former ••de 1 Sgl George Hicks of tile Jobnoon lo ceuvert Republleaa den, Mrs. Donald c. James, ly each country retaliates heretofore unsinkable P a I which, while tirelessly proclaim· be only a triumph lor a blttw:§f the late PreSident Kennedy I Pomeroy Pollee Department ar- : leader EvereU M. Dlrksea Mrs. Randall A. Long, M r s The Lesh expulsio~ followed a Brown, lor all hiS past abtlllv Ill& Its uniquely pure "Dem,; minded lrqmenlary milloriiY i.lcConnack will go aga1nst 1rested H1ram Betancbourl, :W, faDed aod tbo adnlloltlrallon'l Elizabeth McGu!fm, Mrs Mark ser~es ol mc1dents mvolvmg A· to surv1ve m heavy seas, w I tTaiiC" motivations, proceeds 10 operalln& on the prnclple of rule ]lepubllcan Gov John A Volge ;on Rt 7, at 4 47 a m todav, 1, etvll rlghla biD beaded toclay c. McPhail, • Mrs. Marshall mencans and tile SoVIOI gov- thiS time on tbe way to the bot· fact on moral blackmail and in or rum ond scorllli even I be lr• tilt !all campa~gn Betanchourl was t.aken Into for I erosblnJ defeat lD the Montgomery, Mrs Amanda ernment and charges 10 the SoY· tom • telleetual blackjackery hl&hly elaatic, if ltlll ballcellJ Other state-by-state results I custody after Sgt H•cks had !jl,nate. Neal Michael E Null Mrs 10! press that the Umted Stales In New York, Frank O'Con· In New York II " represen~ lair rulea of tile wbol• AaMr!Arl,..•· Democratic Gov , WMPO Radio news reporter Eveo the moot ardent advo- John' D Nunnery, Mrs' Dar was ' w.~gmg total political es· nor was ahead lor the Demo- ed by the Liberal party, which can' poUtlcal geme. .Sam Goddard apparently won J1m Mees travel along Rl 7, cates of the Hoose • pa81ed re\1 R Roberts, Ernest B Rus- pmnage agamst Russia m crat1c nominatmn he now holds: through the Introduction ot a 1 TbJs Is basically the perpet.. :Z•1ommallon, to face former I near the accident scene, m measure conceded tbeir cauae sell, Charles L Taylor, ani Mrs what may be • new campatgn but by every Sign II was to be lhird-paMy ticket seeks tile de- ually howlin& bloe of profeslW. !'hoemx Mayor Jack Williams IhiS pnvale automobile and I was bopele11 aa lbe Senate Oshel 0 Tribble of Soviet VIgilance. an honor of most debatable val· struction of O'Connor not be. a1 dissenter& that b8l lOIII sine. 1he COP nomlnte, Novem: p1ck up the fug1Uve as he was moved toward I late-oftmoou ue agamst the Republican Gov- cause he IS Illiberal but becauae proceeded from any reaponll10 ber hltch·h•king vote to try to choke off • I ASKS DIVORCE ernor, Nelson Rockefeller be s not violently and r*pon ble dlsaareement with <\llllrl· N•w Hampshire. Bng Gen I Autbortliet oa1d Sit. Rlclia listless IUiboster wbleb has Color Sel8 Sto en A pellt•on for d•vorce was Now tbe atmosphere h a s slbly liberal - and because the can foreip policy m efflll'la 10 followed belllnd Mees' cor limped alon1 tloce labor d"Y· .F rom Service Store flied m Me1gs Common fleas changed and It 18 no longer pos- DemocraUc party would not let 1aabotage it In public and tn p~l· and tbeo stopped tbe motor· Three color televisiOn se•s Court Tuesday by Linda D slble to read advan<•e hum I the Liberal party dtclatt Its vale to oelu an uncoiLIUtuUonal A1 1 ttil to lblu. detam.bnur~ loto CLEVELAND (UPI)- Dr. were reported stolen ln an ea~· S1dders, a mmor, by Bemu•e , serv1ces over e1ther Brown m eanchdates. vJto over IL cao!Gd) Sam Sheppard, tbroup one ly morning burglary of King • Jeffers, her mother ond next Cah!orma or O'Conoor m New In Califorllla it ts typified by 11 11 tht.o bloc thai bU 10111 JlEVOTED TO INTERE.'lt OF Olf•clals sa1d the stolen car of blo attorneys, asked IGr a Radm and TV SefVIce, 219 !nend ol Route I, Middl•porl, York This Is all to the good- a lor-out pseudo • Democr1Uc temitized tile pollUes ol ·tlrO MEJC,s MASON AREA reportedly taken by Betan change ol veoue today oe tbe North Second-ave, Middleport, agamsl Duane L. S1dders, a not •n the least because each and anii-Vlel Nam war aroup stalel by Imperious demallda ~~~':;.~:. •r,~'::-.u'·:~~ chourt belonged to J A. French grounds be would aot receJve (Xllice sa1d today minor, Route 1, Shade, on man 1s somethmg called a Dem I which bites at Brown not be- to~ haVf Ill mlnor1V way 't PuDu•n.o •••r' .,,.........., ••c•J~t of Addison ~·reneh's ear was a fair trial on • tecolllkltJree Ch1ef Herbert Gilkey • who ts charges of gross neglect and ocrat and not at all because •cause he may be a poor Gover- every ec&t. It ll thla bloc thai ~~ ~;~·'.-u~::n,~:~m•~'IU' T~• reportedly stolen after Betan· l marder cbar1e ill tbe liM inveshgatmg th~ IDCident, S&ld extreme cruelty. there is something bod about nor but becad~ be will not calJ was ceaselessly bltlq at Pfa. "'"" " ••mom. Oftlo "'" chourt abandoned a car m Gal- l alaylnt! of hi• flnl wilt. entry Into the quarters was gam. e1ther man'• Republican oppon· on Ibis ••lion ' to ahondoo lha fA-t •·'-'- F., Ken....o.• In t w 1 tn ... flffu~• PboM "" '-11• Editor...,. months tJQIIUJ • .. • ,~, ,., 1 21., II a county that had been stolen I Sheppard. wllo 11 1<bedule6 ed bY prymg open a rron! door PLAN SALE enL piOd&es ... of three ~UCmiiQ IIIIi belon,__,.bla d.eath ~~:::·~ .~~ .!:":':.."'':,".,:• 1m Proctorville. Tbe car takoo l to lace llle charge Oct. lila Authorlt10s lnd•caled the bur- MASON - Wahama Band It Is good, rather, for rea· Pr01)(1enls to the t.ortured pea- and DOW aD but CMOIIIsel- 1111 0 '"""' " , , , _ , . . . . ...,....u.~ lm ProctorVIlle waa tile pnvatt criminal cooM here, wa1 - · glary app~rently occurred •· Boosters will bolq a rummage sons of high national health pie of South Vl4t l"aiJI. brother, Sen. Robert Iteqnedy. •· ''""' . ,.,,"" "'"· ,.. Lul•• l•uto of the Proctorville Pollee. vlcled al bls flnllrlallor the bout 3 am. aale on Fnday and Saturday, wh1ch have nothing to do with The Liberal pal'll\ In New O'Connor -and litOWD Oliibt to not llecioi.Mie theJ ' ' ,\•• ~•• vnrk Clt.Y ""•• 1 Ch1ef [) L. Ours. • mu rd •• of .,. •~ fin1 wife, Marl· Sepi 16 and 17, Irom II a m mere partiSan consldera11ona York, whatever III dlsclalmen, , """eJected, •- • 1 u ~~~~~r!,"1 ~!!; ::=~bl. ~··e~.: ~! Sgl H1cks said Betanehourt lya, July 4, 1114, 111 served WESTERNER FINED until 5 p. m at the Cl].mring~ Thts columnJst, for one. m ordt- mtends to 4dut Q'Connor and ~~~~ Deellllrlly be . . Gof. ..... oM " " m ....."' .. ... alfdndoned the car owned by nino yean of a lffe senleaco One case was heard m Porn- bam budding at New llaven nary c~rcumslanceo could nQI th1111 to r~•ee~ Rae~elelllf. Tbe , . _, 1111• .....,. llllft~ offiCIIlli.Jii ..,.. ' - "' - hi Cififor. ~·-~•• M!"', for a111 (llll'llo "Dalh ""'"'itnt!IM!l .,,~ , .... -II.,•1Frene h alter •• •••· vo~' ' le , before be wa 1 ponted a new eroy Mayor Legar •1 courl Tues- Anyone WIShmg to eontribute Icare less whether Qlllfornia or Democratic ' ~, ir ";,.'!;':.,~, ".:;',::::.' ,.;"':; struck a power pole near lbe trial by the u. s. SaPI'flll~ day evenmg wben George Gor·larllcles ll)ay bflng them to New York, 9bose 1 Republican nla piU •~ , eri )lacka~fng ~ ' ,tJiiy Olllh'l to Ill o... '"' .,,..., "' -'"'· mtersecl•on of Routes 7. 33. anqj c-t. don, 29. of Csli(orn~a, was liri-i the Cunningham buil<IWJ bl!fOrtlf a De~l. But thel!P ar' !!rofll even ,lf ,41!lt 111~ yjoo >beCause Jlllt etiUII\rJ :~::' .~::-..:=-.::, 124 on E11t lllilll St. IIi Pom-j • ' ' '!d S5 and cos{s lor passlna 06 2 30 p. m. on ThW'si!Oy,, pl not ordi~ary>~rcumsiBn!'e!l 'to'! 101- a man ~~~~ ~ lire~ s~~~a,;~.hl!d any real ~~';., "~ ero!. ~~~... ~L< ~JI-:_, • ~ ~ , _ ~ ~~~~~'4~~ ~~ .. ~~~~~: tv tt ~ 15. : ,,~,.-, ) ~ For pr9f~ lnvolved ~~ 1 ae~~J!!_ ~a ,:~wbj ~ ~~ •'•tJ• I I Health Board I llflll;. Support s Levy Jn NOVembef By Ullited Presl Iaternallolllt SlreperOUS I ~~ors, ·~ Four Classes are Offered Met"gs County HomemakerS I Fou[hcla~sri ~II gb:r~~a~~~/~~ M~o~nty ..,,ou "'""'""""""' ""'"·"'"" Resort HaS 30 Days tO pay Liens Hospital NeWS - ~!If~ 8 Mets Again, -~ .:!!·3it: By VITO STELLINO Amlri... Leapo UPI Sports Writer W. L. Pet. GB Lou Johoson taJkB a 89 S5 .618 ... 80 65 .552 91> good game -but lbese 8tl 66 .548 10 be's playing ;m even better one 76 71 .517 141> In tile nllrlst of !be tigbl 73 11 .5111 16 Nat10nal League pennant f'-.,73 74 .497 171> lie when most players Cl~ & 80 .456 231> cautious atatements, the York 116 82 .442 251> Angeles Dodgers' leftlielder Washmgtoa tl6 84 .436 261> boasting, •'we're gomg to Bosto• 65 85 433 27 tile pennant, I've beer. say10g II for a long time " Meanwhile, the Dodgers• ever-cautious manager Walt Alston will only say, "the team !bat gets a game m front at the Wire Will WID It boost bls averqe to Jll • fllVO the Ptrates SIX .300 ~ In contral!t, !be 1!11Ure ~ C8ll Leogue bas only three. ·•~ Willie Stargell hit ~ , - , bomer and Donn Cler.delllPI 12nd as !be Prrates baits!tltl lour pitchers mclndllll! .Jooa: Dave G1usti (lJ-13). TomliW SISk went 7 1-3 tnnlngl Ill 11iD the vtctory. . . 'jw l Score Reavl!y · ~-': j · 2." The P~rates were nurslngJ.J: 2 lead unt•l the sevenlb lfljll fhe) scored f1ve runs. Starg~ three-run homer hlgllll,lh~ thai IDIIIng. *! 11 That's about as silly as say10g "the team that scores tile most runs w'"' the game " Elementary Waller Continue• Surge But Johnson seems to know what he's talking about because of his own playmg Johnson contmued his September surge With two bomers Tuesday mght to lead the Dodgers to an 8-3 v•ctory \ over the New York Mets The victory kept the Dodgers II> games ahead of Pittsburgh and 21> ahead of San Francisco, who were both DeGaU}}eMay Become More Ob t'! 1111 ol } 'l'r 1 I Sept. 1., Toppii Dodgers . Two Southern Valley Alhlellc lwh1le North Gallla blasted Al- ~ le againSt Hun... W, Va., will TOTALS ....... 1 1 I M M Conference games are on lap exuoder of Albany , ~7-j) face a toughie at RaCJae. Tbe Friday night while anotlll'r 1 The Prrates and Eagles are 1Southern Local elevill llliiJcted IVAC STANDINGS member of the SVAC - South· I expected to go all out 10 an eJ. a 7-4 upset loss on Chauncey'• tAll Gamea) wee tern - takes on the Soulb· Iori to dethrone defending Blue DevOs last Friday. ITEAM W 1:. T P OP ern Local Tornadoes at Racme champmn Kyger Creek All contests are scheduled lo INortb GaUls 1 0 0 57 0 B1g game m the conferenee The Bobcats are scheduled to lbilg•• at 8 p.m. Eastern ... I U 0 40 14 lmds Eastern at North Galli& open their conference schedute 1 SV~ sT":,IN)GS ~uthwes~ · 0 0 ~ : 6 where tho 1966 champwnsbip at MercerVIlle agamst the !tan· TEAM 1:. yT p OP fl;=n er:.ce : : O !4 ~ may be detarmmed nan Trace Wildcats Friday I E ter I 0 0 40 14 FRIDAY'S GAMES· mght Kyger dropped Ito open- as n • Both lhe P~rates and Eagles mg 6-0 at Fa~rland North Gallla .. 0 0 0 0 0 , Eastern al North Guilla 1Southwestern scored lmpresslw "ms In thelf 0 0 0 0 0 Kyger Creek at Hannan Trace ''I feel a draft!" openers last Fr1day Eastern Southwestern, wh1ch opened I Kyger Creek 0 0 I 0 0:Southwestern at Southern L<>lhu~p_!d t:~n_rran Trace 40 • 14 1ts 1966 campa1gn with a 6 • 6 Hannan ~ace __o 1 0 14 ~ - cal (~Cin...: e>_ _ _ _ _.:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Three mishaps were loves~ gated by lbo GalllpoDs PoR. State Highway Patrol durl.. the past 24 hours. There were no Injuries nmg over thrt'e other candl· Da11J lenllneJ, Pomeroy-Middleport, o. AI!LST-AB VICtOriOUS Johnson, who sparked the Dodgers to tile world championship alter bemg called up from the mi"'ors last year to replace Tommy Dav1s, who broke his Lass in Good Condition At Hospital 7-8TH GRADE TEAM - The Pomeroy Junior High 7-8th grade football team is scheduled to open tis season thiS evening against Wa· hama The Pomeroy team, coached by Frank W Porter, Jr, and Paul Kloes, has 42 players on Its roster. They are, left to nght, front row, Lugene Uent, Steve Story, Dave Cla1 k, .John Hunnel, Bob Couch, Carl Offutt, Robm Phal111, Gerald Hendncks, Rick Ash. Second row, V1dor Young, Edd1e Young, Jon Buck, Ron Sm1th Joe Welker, Eddie F1fe, Paul Dill, Terry Wyatt, Roger D1xon, Ted Lehew Third row, Mr Porte r, Mgr Dean Puhns, Charles Legar, Cha•les D1ll, Mike Cust~r. Fred Thompson, Stan Coates, Don Andet son, Mark SWI, Mgr. Scott Walton, and Mr Kloes Back row, Charles I ane, Alvm Smtih, Wayne Wells, George Thompson, Tom Rowley, Dick Quail, Jeff MorriS, oob Werry ~nd Tony Vaughan -Sentmel Photo ! 1 Los Angeles Plltsborgh San FranciSCO Philadelphia AUaata -- - - - - -- --· --· Bears Top Defensive Club ankle May 1, has been a key figure m the Dodgers' Septem- ber dme The Dodgers have played 13 games In September and won 11 of them mcludlng tile last six m a row Johnson has played 10 12 of those games and has hit .350 m lbem after going fhro•gh a nud summer slump when his average tailed off mto tile 250s SfLF-CI.EARINS OVEII ° 1 ° Reta}I•ati•On ByMOSCO'V I 0UJSlS Lesh w ... I 14 10 65Mustanq 6 cylloder. Stondord thlft, radio & tire !I. he~ter, wh1tewall t 6,2 Ford Fa irla ne SOO. 2 Pr , 8 cytlndtr, "t 0 l ( -,om men t E"vents tt.ndard trans 66 Ford Fairlane :t 'Or. Hardtop, 8 cyl- a~n~ 'I:' New yorker Apprehended Near crash inder-" autamat1c trans., radio & N.t,.r, whitewall THE D I Y SENTINEL 64 Ford Galaxie spo. 4 Dr I c:vllnder, eutD 1-.ans. R1d1o and huter, power steering, whitewall flrtt. 63 Chevrolet lol Alrw. 4 Dr 6 cyl. St1,..rd trans White wall tlrtf f .D . '"";:: 63 Rambler , C( L ... BEFORE PRICES GO UP! 550 SeriH 4 Dr. 6 cyhn· der, st1nderd trent., r•· dlo & he•ter, whitewtlt ""'· 65 Pontiac G. T.O. TI11S WEEKS t•mPHf. 2 Dr Hardtop. 4 s,.;cltr1n1 SPECIAL! 63 Ford Galaxie SOD 4 Dr I cvl1nder eut~ moll' Inn• R.odlo and fiHt•r power steering whit• wall llrtl. , 'Ill COLOR TV 61 Falcon 2 Dr. 6 cyl, Sl1ndard trent R1dlo and heater. 65 Doclr~e Dart 2 Dr 270 S.rlll, 6 cyll,. d1r, tttml•rcl traM., radio •lllldlloitor &2 Frorcl Gal. 500 , • :. ' ; dr I cyl AI fron._ P 'ttoorlnt. rocflo inil llootor 21" ZENITH auaaazzbusy, PLUMBING bUsy, busy people find FLORISTS last In the YELLOW PAGES. Where J!Ur fingers d~ the ~alking. AND HEATING Shop Pickens For •.• eC:O.I ~ equ Heater, eOiiStovu eStove Pi'*" e Elec. Heatttn • CcMI Buckets " •' • ~ , COLOR 'T.V. R"'J. $549 Phone WY 2-2550 eFtoQr Fui1UICel 1 > ,. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY 60 Chevrolet lmpele. 4 Dr 8 cylinder eutam•tlc trant Whit• w11J tires, r1dio & hum I oe -1 H& tlra, elr conditioned 1 _ 30 & 40 Inch 500 ~' 23" ZENITH TABLE MODEL INCLUDES flUS IIASI RIDENOUR �~- /' ! • Alfred Society Notes MariJ¥n Roblnso the and SUe, of IGr~~aeRaU· oJi Safllrlll¥ _,..~lid C11 his p~~n~~~ta, Mr. 10, with an allend· Mra. Olarlea D. Woado, aroond 40. evening last week. The lift table waa Craig and Tamara Sunday Schnol attendance covered with !be stork small' Cblldrew of Mr. and Mra. Ia 1111 North Afrlcea Sept. tt was 59, the offelrutRiand blue alreamers Mariln Dorsi, who recently In w..ld war u, was uue. the eelllng. derwent tmiSlllectomles •t 311 of shee Ullbeli bfll Wcmlhip ael'Vices were held Marlene Winebrenner and erans Memorial llosplllll r "'1 "10·4$ with Mr. Smflh a Connolly wore Pomeroy, are able to be •• done. CIIS-'1'\"s "Family .p;,aker from Marlett~ Ia Dorothy Robinsoa again. " a comedy about a ber of the Athena Soceiy). boatels. ' Helen Fllldllng of wbo IDherlil two The a1mual ebW'Chl Gamas were played wllll spent tbe wlllllend here nieces and • aepbew, 1111 will be held aext awarded. Alma Swarl2 woo Mr. and Mra. Russell the sort of lreacl.e tltat Sept. 18. A basket dinner lucky-ownber priZe. and Iva, and attended makes ene want to •lriDII up noon. A program of special After the honoree opeaed bomecoming at Orqe. cute children. And CBS-TV'a In& ill the afternonn, her many lnvely and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jeon Arthur show, 1 comedy 8 quartet from Millstone, from those present and of Huatillglon, Vf. Va. about I good-hearted lady Va. and other local talent. unable to attend, the Orause Homecomillg lawyer, is, aaid to IIJ', a ease cial linJtra are welcome ments were served to tho guests day and vlallod relatives here. et uo wit, 110 life, 110 uolhlng. other ehurches. the boslelsas. Carrie Bursoo of HOLLYWOOD (UP!) -I tnow that harcll1 anyooe Will " Ia IWil, oae cau believe me-l jUit kDOw it-but admire such enol - Dale Rohertson's new ABC-TV lism. Jim Aubrey would we.ttem series, "Iron Hor9e," bela proud. whlcil arrived Monda,y night, walill't bad at an. There wert OYer at NBC-TV, Dine premieres on the till'ee tltere have heeD better networks, and his was amona Tho premiere of the the most entertaining. '1'11at's ROller Miller variety how awful a night it was. •na~ce, waa a very "Iron Horse" Is an bour affatr, except for a entr'/ about a charming Iran· takeoff on • rock 'n' roll nsted con ma~~-~~ambler ' who by lttest atar Bill Cosby. I wins a railroad In a poker the me.W,. auspiclea game and decidea to light II Mtiler, an indlvidull fellow, through the wilderness. The wu somehow realaliq NBC. details don't matter m•ch in TV's inevitable attempl westerns, of course-It's how Perry ComHze him, to they're played. And there 1 sat, Wllliam&-lze him; In abort, to my considerable surprise, as make h\m antiseptic, as 11 the lhe new show made lite right network • wont. Certalllly I move of not trying to make teo group called the Doodletown much sense, noi takina itseH Ptpers had about as much 1110 aertously-just attemptiq ploce on the sbow as to be entertaining In a sood· Swlnale SJnaers would humored, rip-roaring way. with Jimmy Dean. · AI tho newly rich, lady·kiUing Why a star ol Miller's stature tambler, Robert8oo showed the has ro be "protected" by NBC. rlaht nair, and there were TV with a singing (roup and a some slam-ban( yet witty guest comedian is beyond me. ftlhls, and Gary Collins, Bob In any case, Miller seemed Random and ROller Torrey quito un&mtlortable, and there were the bo6s man's aood· was plenty of fumbling and aatured, appealing sidekicks. phumpberln& except when be Diana Hyland wu luscious as a saq, and ngain I suspected be .': .blonde who went wilb the sensed some of the ablurdtty. :· jtrlvate railroad car Robertson They tell me, by the way, that .' · houlbt. Maybe that's why I lte works best about three In ·;·~ ·didn't mind ulron Horse. 11 the morning. Who doesn't? Tho show that seemed to NBC·TV also ollered "The . have "hit" wrltteu all ever It Road West," yet another one: .however, waa CBS-TV's ball· hour potboiler about a frontier !t'a you! ~Jtour comedy, "Bun, Buddy. family that fl&bts oil bad cuys Think about it. It ' RUD," about a youna man wbo wbo try to nm !bern off lbelr accidentally overbears a secret land (Barty Sullivan Ia the . canPier mentlng In a steam papa). balb and then Is purs•ed And the network came forth, endlessly by !be mob. It ha• os well, with a ball-hour item - tltal 1lllllliatakable CBS sllua· called "The Moakees," a lion eamedy feel-and impres· romedy dealing with !be a1o11 Ill an idly constructed, miSadventures of a roclt '1' Street We know. ' commercially ohlny product quartet, and lttemptiJte with · tbat wbams you nglln and great lack or success te employ ·.~ 11aln, wilb no ooe's intelligence the far-<tUt camera tricl!s aud averestimated, like "Tha Bev· style of the beaUes' film "A erly mUbiiUes" and "Hogan's Hard Day's Night." A SOIII in Meroes.' · the sbow says, "We're tbe AJ the pursued yo1111g man, yo•qer generalltu and about beinc fair, · Jack Sheldon, an undo•bted, got SODII!Ibini to say." oewwn for shopping AAP? , comedy talent, is sort of an tltey bad to say apparently, Is thill kind of attltll& amiable sclloook In his portray. or the lint episode, Is !bat i at. Bruce Gordon, who played arlstlc purity of the ~::11 lt'10ne of 111&111· " Frank Nittl on "The Untoucha· g...,.aioo is quite as bles" series. is the biglime ble ro compramise .. that :~ hood who is on his traiL In the the olcler generation. Retails effective thru Sept. 17tb In Middleport-Pomeroy t' opener. Sheldon tried to hide by There were plenty of other · working 11 1 111 statlml but ,II!JIIDIIJ too. The "Fe I o a y ·: was 011 the run asaln by the ' Squad," a cllcbe eo A&P-PLOURIDE end oi the show, wbich and robbers entry, had I! ¥combines some elements of s!UB~ish half.ftour tale about :J . "Some Lite II Hot" as well ao vlcioos lawyer who 1<cuaea - - - - - - tulM ;: poUceman o1 brutality. ~i ; network's 111be Rat Patrol." j about lour Allied aoldler& who l : battle !be Germans ll'om two 11 t, Apple Grove l·Society Notes By Mrs. Herbert Rouob Rev. JIIDilS Early and cbiJd. reo atu>ruled Pamona Gran&e at Roell SpriiCJ reeently. · Mra. Grace Tolson left recently for Canton after speud1ng !be II ber homo at Letart Falls. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Howard Rwab of Mansfield spent Labor Day " t thi'<l with Mr. IIIII Mra. Gary Grflftlll. MJS. Ed II a . : ; ; ; ~ i : ; i ; Room ..,.mpanied ~ Roushes to tlleir JooJe i l'<!ll Wftks tisll. the for 1 Mr. and Mrs. Don Rich~!<~ ~ IIIII bin pwdllsed !be '!'oaf ; Norris resjdence and have moo; ed lo tboir new 11ome. ; ; i ; · ; : : : : : ' Poini Roek SoCJ.ety Notes · --------By Mrl. J. E. 118d_. Word was received Saturday ..,onbl( by Frank Westfall the death of hla brother, Gecll'p of Bidwell. Mr. WestfaU, 1 mer reoiderlt, had beeB In health far 1101110time llld Holzer Hasp! tal 1flr 1 mmtber of ~Mr. and Mrs. Luther IIIII Mr. alld loin. 01811 H: ....,tiened the paot ,..k tile Smoky Mountains. NeUie Vale atmlded I mllla! m ·•c at Like Lodge Thureday evening of Resolutions committee of Ohio Education Association. Neva !'llchohon opent FM:olo<with hfr llllllber, Mrs. Radeldn. Wanetta Radekin was Gallinotis Monday cons:ullilll her doctor at the Medical u:::l Mr. and Mr&. Lestel Rousb and family were dinner IU<Sio Sunday of Mr. and Mrs . Don Rirne It Ra.mo. Mr. and Mr&. Ott llolloD ef Racine spent Sunday afletTiocm with Mrs. Edna Roush. Mr. and MIL ~ DoBalwe and sons spent Sunday at tile home d Mr. and Mrs. Webster ..... ot Mt. Alto. W. Va. Mr. Jess Profitt was in Mr. IIIII Mrs. Jim WiUo and ' Upolil on 'l'lltsday lflr a , raillily of Pameroy, Mr. IIIII up. i Mf'!. Owen Aodes:w, Hone i Cav!. Mr. and Ill'S. Oteoter A NECESSIT\' ' D:~m, lftles, Mr. and Mro. Goat! lllllllc le more lhlll : Rooald llunt of Girard . Mr. enterWnment; it il a n"'ell' •nd Mrs. Pete D•rst. Pt. Pleas- ty ill a mabn d-.ilillltion. Qdant . Mr. and Mrs. Herbert tural instiwtions are as ..,.... , Jloosh and Roger. Mr. and sary to a 11.,..1 community : Mrs Dona Pan!OilS. Mrs. Dol- as paved slreelS. park' or piav· ; ly Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Cla,... groonds. 1'alple prefer to 11ft . enco Shield!! and Ralph Ours in cities that provide cu~1ll&l . · 01ere amona the S•nday call· facilities trs of Mr . and Mrs. RusseO - -- - - - - - P. ·•ush. Mrs. Bm Robinson and Mrs. Glenn Wolfe. Wa:ming· of Radii e. Leonanl IIIII D. C.• visite< Mr. and Mrs Slover anll Mr. IIIII Mn. Aler Whetler. ani Rol*lsmt B1111 C.l. : Mr. and Mrs. At11nr Amotl BqmanJ 8n1l 8rlu and family have p•rchased ttl<' son aro visltll!@ lbelr .,.,,.. . Russell Gibbo properly. )IIU'fllla. Jlr . .111<1 Mrs. dlrti Mr. and Mra. Otarles llo&· Poloell • IUoille ..... : gess and ramiJy have moved mother recuperates from 1 . to Bowman"• Bun. em! IIIIa ' Weekend gtll!lto of Mr&. Earl S.U, ,..., . . An ; Robinson were Mrs. G I e n n age Ill 'Coluinbul spent j Wolle. W•ohinll"". D. C. Mr Mr. .IIIII !, and Mrs. Pete Shields, Mr. and Roy Pe'ano~t. ..... ~ . .. 1011 END NOT END CUTS SLICED BUTT STYLE- PORK LOIN ROAST, Rib Half· ·lb. 69c PORK LOIN ROAST, Loin Half ··lb. 79c GROUND OIUCK, Lean Tender, lb. 79c ' STEWING BEEF, Boneless · ... lb. 75c MINUTE STEAKS, l.ecnt Savory, Ill. 89c FRYER Let or BrHSt Gtarten, lb. 39c IRA......GER, Super-Right lb 49c Sliced lo~o, 011-lcld• & Plmonto LUNCH MEAT · ·· · · · ·· 1-Dt. pkg. 69c Slulnk Pll'llon lt. 59c ,,_,o...,.F-• BEEF STEAKS .... · ·.. .. 1-llt. pkg. 89c Supor.allh&lnnd PORK SAUSAGE · ··•· · 1-11.· pkg. 59c FROZDI HALIBUT STEAKS · ·· · lb•.79~ · . .. RAINBOW TROUt -· · · 1G-o1. pkg: 49c COOKED HAMS, Smoked · · · ' I~ 9Sc Jono Ptrkor- tie~~ 8/G VALUE~ - - - - -·-- -------. FRENCH CITY BRAND 1 • THE SHOE BOX in MIDDLEPORT .. 2 ..... 39c Bartlett Pears Honeydew Melons- ••h69C ~sc: New Cabbage Green Beans ,,.,h - 2 ,••· 39c: LB. Coffee ' •' • Fully tutomltic wash. rinse and spin action • 5 Frtsh water rlnlfl pt clothes rtlll)' clun BOTH FOR :: I . ......... . • ( Off A MAGNAVOX COLOR .Gil '.; FIU -Afl < • '' < _., ·'~ ' •', ', 39c ... '; .. ~f ,f· . CoHage Cheese BANANAS Gold on Ripe _ __ 9c lb. Califomia Sultkilt Oranges · · lloz. OLEO I tI MARGARINE M~TCHING ~iJTOMATIC DRYlt """" SfJ9·9l i BROUGHTON DAISY FRESH 1ull·••• ... ,.. ...u - I 95 WALL · . ·J'O.U CAN Wl'f · s ~.& DOUBLE .................. . .s~~. $1oo ~ ·ss.· At O,e . \.OW Prlcel I A •• ... ' JuicE-FRozEN MiMI 3 Pizza with Cheese • Off balance load nset . . _ Me14)-llt I·~·£~ Twin Stock- ..... --- ~o:· 69c CHEF BOY-AR-DEE p:; •"r 2 ~~i. 69c 4~ 69c Cheese Spread ~ A&P Cream,, Cheese :;. 33c · 2'!:' 79c Sliced Cheese~:_ ::59c Cheese. I "«17C Sl·cecl 4:;. 39c Ice ,.": Regular Grind---- Beef Stew COUNTRY DARI r... s.ut. .......,lfc Bu y s ~ 98( FOLGER$ I Duir y •• • , BOILED HAM MORTON HOUSE Froz en Fo o d s~ .. AA·B·C widths • ...... . " I.I'ISII!.• I':IIINI•• to FRESH YAM·S c 3·9c SUNNYPIELD S4·" S8.99 ·'' GOLDEN SWEET LOUIS Sandwich Cookies CIM They're Great For School! Rump Roast Fresn Produ ce A&P-FttOHN ). LOAFERS lanai- RotiMerle or Beef lOMELESS =· mps! ·I· • ._......... B~ND ,. lb. - SPARE RIBS, Co!lntry Style ·· · • lb. 65c PORK CUBE STEAKS .... -· .... lb. 89c suaD BACON, Super-Right •· lb. 95c suaD & UVER .. --·...... · lb. 49c PORK LOIN ROAST, Loin End lb. 69c A&P-PLOIUOA EXCEL Pork Roast 69c lb. h • BONELESS Pork Chops 8Sc Pork Loin I~ 7Sc ·Peas , :::-:u• a-o•. SJ .U•e Black Pepper - - "" C Orange Juice 2 ~ 51·)9 frozen Wafftes A&PCoffee I WON _ _ '!:79c Mixed Nuts VACUUM PACK 11 I lb. CENTER CUT RIB QUARTERED Cherry Pie ;:~:.. __ ... 49c Gelatin Dessert- 4 S9c Bread - I l k 4'...·- ft"7 '7/ ( ANN PAGE Pecan ·Rings J::.... _ .... 45c --~'!-49c Salad Dressirig Raspberry Roll ';:.., _ ....35c ANN PAGE ':,1..~~ROU~e- I I c 7-RIB CREME Flu.ED 3'sv..... $1.00 2 Tea-sp. of corn starrh . lt; losing three lelephone num- I egg well beaten bers too, IIIII not finding them, 1 Tea-s~. butt.r and I rup o Ilot enough to upset the most , pineapple i•ice. ealm ·homemaker. I Yix an ingredients tugethc But The Daily Sentinel cornea l and cook until! th!ck. Prepar< lo the rl!llcue! pkg. of Locky Whip. blenc . Writes Mrs. Ava Gilkey , Har- 1with the cooled cooked mix.tur< I, rbonville : I and spread on top of the " ' "Will yo11 please be so kind jello. Sprinkle top of thi s witt a to print lltiJ recipe! I sent grated American Che..e. II In long ago and before Chrlslmas about three ladieo from P.S. I only made this once Middleport called and wanted IToo much work for just on£ it. I couldn't find my recipe 1 person, but my daughter·i1111 thj!D, so I took their phone laws make it quite freque.ntly, numbers, and I lost them and lh'Y all like it a Int. "So I ran across the recipe Ava Gilkey and yo• are the only way I koow to get it to them ." Here is the recipe : Wilrlcal W aJkout 1-vP ~ALAD Ended in Davton · 2 pkg. Lemon Jello dissolved DAYTON (UP! J - A four· ill 2 cups hoiling water. Then day wildcat strike which idled add 2 cupa of 7-up; refrigerate about 3,000 workers at Chrysler untill jello starts to set, then Corp's Alrtemp Dlvisimt ended add oM cup or crushed pine- Tuesday when the dayshift reapple, well drained, I cup of ported for work. miniature marshmallows, 2 The unauthorized wallroat. It] large ba,nanas. and refrigerate . membero of Local 775, Inter· until! flrin. national Union of Electrical TOP Workers, started after 811 acting \2 c•p ••gar. chief union ateward wu fired for signing the aame · of the chief steward to a paid absence allowance ferm. A union spokesman Aid today that !be man who bad beeo fired received a !Aiegram Moaday night telling him to report fir work. SOCIAL CAf.F.NllAR • ANN PAG!-PANCAKE & f'L"I"( (a 1 1 Losing a recipe, later llndlnl I' ·Hershey Syrup - 2 39c SUPER...IGHT-WITH lEANS I :;;;;;;;i;;:;;;;;i JANE PARKER ASSOmD 39c Kitchen Cook . too.! cans Elbow Macaroni ! I " Super-Right" Quality M eats! 1-lb. ANN PAGI--IPAilKLE Readers' Feature: Mr. and Mra. Sid O'Brien of llllSBAND-Wli'E TEAM Columbus, attended tbe home- HOI,J,.YWOOD (UP!) - Pecomlllg at Orange and vlalted 1 trlcla Medina will oo-star witlt relatives here. · husband Joseph Cotten ill "Tha Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Alb· Hellbenders" in Madrid. erton and family of Columbus, spent a day recenUy with Mr. t Three Mrs. Arthur Atlterton. ldrtlrillD~ln~===~ CHOCOLATE Waffle Syrup • • . : *'"· w..-. • lea D. Woocle, SUnday evening. second year. Mr. aud Mra. Hobart Swartz Mr. and Mfs, WIRia!D Carr received word of a llf8DII!on, and family voSI~ Ml'. and Mro. hom to Mr. and Mrs. Harold ,Ciajt Woode ·llld Comll Sue, Swartz, of Wnn1111111town, W. IPomeroy, Saturday alterlloon. Va., 011 Sept. lth. Mr. and Mrs. ! Mra. Belen Woode spenl SatSwartz have three daugbters, !urday afternoon wllll, ~ JIIOth· but tbls Is the lint 1011, and jer, Mrs. J . B, Hayet at llllddle!be elder Swll'lles' lint lfand- )port.- i 7Y•«·49C Family Stejks-- Toothpaste Mrs. Karr of ~yracuse is Hostess for Garden Club DOra O'Brien and Ethel Guth- Wl1ma Jean .AtheriOa.bas ell> rle caUecl 011 Mr. and Mrs. Char- tered Oblo tllllverslty for 11M • S 99c lb. Bi(Ctit d(Yit dNm and fa"- dry1 elolhtt fatter, more wrinkt&.treel • Giant lint screen .,. traps mort lint, rtqWtJ Jess cletnina:• Extlulive 5-waY ..entinl - uves '·~·-· ·- • '" I 1 ',~~·.t I MIDDLEPORT ·'i' CREAM PJES �~- /' ! • Alfred Society Notes MariJ¥n Roblnso the and SUe, of IGr~~aeRaU· oJi Safllrlll¥ _,..~lid C11 his p~~n~~~ta, Mr. 10, with an allend· Mra. Olarlea D. Woado, aroond 40. evening last week. The lift table waa Craig and Tamara Sunday Schnol attendance covered with !be stork small' Cblldrew of Mr. and Mra. Ia 1111 North Afrlcea Sept. tt was 59, the offelrutRiand blue alreamers Mariln Dorsi, who recently In w..ld war u, was uue. the eelllng. derwent tmiSlllectomles •t 311 of shee Ullbeli bfll Wcmlhip ael'Vices were held Marlene Winebrenner and erans Memorial llosplllll r "'1 "10·4$ with Mr. Smflh a Connolly wore Pomeroy, are able to be •• done. CIIS-'1'\"s "Family .p;,aker from Marlett~ Ia Dorothy Robinsoa again. " a comedy about a ber of the Athena Soceiy). boatels. ' Helen Fllldllng of wbo IDherlil two The a1mual ebW'Chl Gamas were played wllll spent tbe wlllllend here nieces and • aepbew, 1111 will be held aext awarded. Alma Swarl2 woo Mr. and Mra. Russell the sort of lreacl.e tltat Sept. 18. A basket dinner lucky-ownber priZe. and Iva, and attended makes ene want to •lriDII up noon. A program of special After the honoree opeaed bomecoming at Orqe. cute children. And CBS-TV'a In& ill the afternonn, her many lnvely and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jeon Arthur show, 1 comedy 8 quartet from Millstone, from those present and of Huatillglon, Vf. Va. about I good-hearted lady Va. and other local talent. unable to attend, the Orause Homecomillg lawyer, is, aaid to IIJ', a ease cial linJtra are welcome ments were served to tho guests day and vlallod relatives here. et uo wit, 110 life, 110 uolhlng. other ehurches. the boslelsas. Carrie Bursoo of HOLLYWOOD (UP!) -I tnow that harcll1 anyooe Will " Ia IWil, oae cau believe me-l jUit kDOw it-but admire such enol - Dale Rohertson's new ABC-TV lism. Jim Aubrey would we.ttem series, "Iron Hor9e," bela proud. whlcil arrived Monda,y night, walill't bad at an. There wert OYer at NBC-TV, Dine premieres on the till'ee tltere have heeD better networks, and his was amona Tho premiere of the the most entertaining. '1'11at's ROller Miller variety how awful a night it was. •na~ce, waa a very "Iron Horse" Is an bour affatr, except for a entr'/ about a charming Iran· takeoff on • rock 'n' roll nsted con ma~~-~~ambler ' who by lttest atar Bill Cosby. I wins a railroad In a poker the me.W,. auspiclea game and decidea to light II Mtiler, an indlvidull fellow, through the wilderness. The wu somehow realaliq NBC. details don't matter m•ch in TV's inevitable attempl westerns, of course-It's how Perry ComHze him, to they're played. And there 1 sat, Wllliam&-lze him; In abort, to my considerable surprise, as make h\m antiseptic, as 11 the lhe new show made lite right network • wont. Certalllly I move of not trying to make teo group called the Doodletown much sense, noi takina itseH Ptpers had about as much 1110 aertously-just attemptiq ploce on the sbow as to be entertaining In a sood· Swlnale SJnaers would humored, rip-roaring way. with Jimmy Dean. · AI tho newly rich, lady·kiUing Why a star ol Miller's stature tambler, Robert8oo showed the has ro be "protected" by NBC. rlaht nair, and there were TV with a singing (roup and a some slam-ban( yet witty guest comedian is beyond me. ftlhls, and Gary Collins, Bob In any case, Miller seemed Random and ROller Torrey quito un&mtlortable, and there were the bo6s man's aood· was plenty of fumbling and aatured, appealing sidekicks. phumpberln& except when be Diana Hyland wu luscious as a saq, and ngain I suspected be .': .blonde who went wilb the sensed some of the ablurdtty. :· jtrlvate railroad car Robertson They tell me, by the way, that .' · houlbt. Maybe that's why I lte works best about three In ·;·~ ·didn't mind ulron Horse. 11 the morning. Who doesn't? Tho show that seemed to NBC·TV also ollered "The . have "hit" wrltteu all ever It Road West," yet another one: .however, waa CBS-TV's ball· hour potboiler about a frontier !t'a you! ~Jtour comedy, "Bun, Buddy. family that fl&bts oil bad cuys Think about it. It ' RUD," about a youna man wbo wbo try to nm !bern off lbelr accidentally overbears a secret land (Barty Sullivan Ia the . canPier mentlng In a steam papa). balb and then Is purs•ed And the network came forth, endlessly by !be mob. It ha• os well, with a ball-hour item - tltal 1lllllliatakable CBS sllua· called "The Moakees," a lion eamedy feel-and impres· romedy dealing with !be a1o11 Ill an idly constructed, miSadventures of a roclt '1' Street We know. ' commercially ohlny product quartet, and lttemptiJte with · tbat wbams you nglln and great lack or success te employ ·.~ 11aln, wilb no ooe's intelligence the far-<tUt camera tricl!s aud averestimated, like "Tha Bev· style of the beaUes' film "A erly mUbiiUes" and "Hogan's Hard Day's Night." A SOIII in Meroes.' · the sbow says, "We're tbe AJ the pursued yo1111g man, yo•qer generalltu and about beinc fair, · Jack Sheldon, an undo•bted, got SODII!Ibini to say." oewwn for shopping AAP? , comedy talent, is sort of an tltey bad to say apparently, Is thill kind of attltll& amiable sclloook In his portray. or the lint episode, Is !bat i at. Bruce Gordon, who played arlstlc purity of the ~::11 lt'10ne of 111&111· " Frank Nittl on "The Untoucha· g...,.aioo is quite as bles" series. is the biglime ble ro compramise .. that :~ hood who is on his traiL In the the olcler generation. Retails effective thru Sept. 17tb In Middleport-Pomeroy t' opener. Sheldon tried to hide by There were plenty of other · working 11 1 111 statlml but ,II!JIIDIIJ too. The "Fe I o a y ·: was 011 the run asaln by the ' Squad," a cllcbe eo A&P-PLOURIDE end oi the show, wbich and robbers entry, had I! ¥combines some elements of s!UB~ish half.ftour tale about :J . "Some Lite II Hot" as well ao vlcioos lawyer who 1<cuaea - - - - - - tulM ;: poUceman o1 brutality. ~i ; network's 111be Rat Patrol." j about lour Allied aoldler& who l : battle !be Germans ll'om two 11 t, Apple Grove l·Society Notes By Mrs. Herbert Rouob Rev. JIIDilS Early and cbiJd. reo atu>ruled Pamona Gran&e at Roell SpriiCJ reeently. · Mra. Grace Tolson left recently for Canton after speud1ng !be II ber homo at Letart Falls. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Howard Rwab of Mansfield spent Labor Day " t thi'<l with Mr. IIIII Mra. Gary Grflftlll. MJS. Ed II a . : ; ; ; ~ i : ; i ; Room ..,.mpanied ~ Roushes to tlleir JooJe i l'<!ll Wftks tisll. the for 1 Mr. and Mrs. Don Rich~!<~ ~ IIIII bin pwdllsed !be '!'oaf ; Norris resjdence and have moo; ed lo tboir new 11ome. ; ; i ; · ; : : : : : ' Poini Roek SoCJ.ety Notes · --------By Mrl. J. E. 118d_. Word was received Saturday ..,onbl( by Frank Westfall the death of hla brother, Gecll'p of Bidwell. Mr. WestfaU, 1 mer reoiderlt, had beeB In health far 1101110time llld Holzer Hasp! tal 1flr 1 mmtber of ~Mr. and Mrs. Luther IIIII Mr. alld loin. 01811 H: ....,tiened the paot ,..k tile Smoky Mountains. NeUie Vale atmlded I mllla! m ·•c at Like Lodge Thureday evening of Resolutions committee of Ohio Education Association. Neva !'llchohon opent FM:olo<with hfr llllllber, Mrs. Radeldn. Wanetta Radekin was Gallinotis Monday cons:ullilll her doctor at the Medical u:::l Mr. and Mr&. Lestel Rousb and family were dinner IU<Sio Sunday of Mr. and Mrs . Don Rirne It Ra.mo. Mr. and Mr&. Ott llolloD ef Racine spent Sunday afletTiocm with Mrs. Edna Roush. Mr. and MIL ~ DoBalwe and sons spent Sunday at tile home d Mr. and Mrs. Webster ..... ot Mt. Alto. W. Va. Mr. Jess Profitt was in Mr. IIIII Mrs. Jim WiUo and ' Upolil on 'l'lltsday lflr a , raillily of Pameroy, Mr. IIIII up. i Mf'!. Owen Aodes:w, Hone i Cav!. Mr. and Ill'S. Oteoter A NECESSIT\' ' D:~m, lftles, Mr. and Mro. Goat! lllllllc le more lhlll : Rooald llunt of Girard . Mr. enterWnment; it il a n"'ell' •nd Mrs. Pete D•rst. Pt. Pleas- ty ill a mabn d-.ilillltion. Qdant . Mr. and Mrs. Herbert tural instiwtions are as ..,.... , Jloosh and Roger. Mr. and sary to a 11.,..1 community : Mrs Dona Pan!OilS. Mrs. Dol- as paved slreelS. park' or piav· ; ly Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Cla,... groonds. 1'alple prefer to 11ft . enco Shield!! and Ralph Ours in cities that provide cu~1ll&l . · 01ere amona the S•nday call· facilities trs of Mr . and Mrs. RusseO - -- - - - - - P. ·•ush. Mrs. Bm Robinson and Mrs. Glenn Wolfe. Wa:ming· of Radii e. Leonanl IIIII D. C.• visite< Mr. and Mrs Slover anll Mr. IIIII Mn. Aler Whetler. ani Rol*lsmt B1111 C.l. : Mr. and Mrs. At11nr Amotl BqmanJ 8n1l 8rlu and family have p•rchased ttl<' son aro visltll!@ lbelr .,.,,.. . Russell Gibbo properly. )IIU'fllla. Jlr . .111<1 Mrs. dlrti Mr. and Mra. Otarles llo&· Poloell • IUoille ..... : gess and ramiJy have moved mother recuperates from 1 . to Bowman"• Bun. em! IIIIa ' Weekend gtll!lto of Mr&. Earl S.U, ,..., . . An ; Robinson were Mrs. G I e n n age Ill 'Coluinbul spent j Wolle. W•ohinll"". D. C. Mr Mr. .IIIII !, and Mrs. Pete Shields, Mr. and Roy Pe'ano~t. ..... ~ . .. 1011 END NOT END CUTS SLICED BUTT STYLE- PORK LOIN ROAST, Rib Half· ·lb. 69c PORK LOIN ROAST, Loin Half ··lb. 79c GROUND OIUCK, Lean Tender, lb. 79c ' STEWING BEEF, Boneless · ... lb. 75c MINUTE STEAKS, l.ecnt Savory, Ill. 89c FRYER Let or BrHSt Gtarten, lb. 39c IRA......GER, Super-Right lb 49c Sliced lo~o, 011-lcld• & Plmonto LUNCH MEAT · ·· · · · ·· 1-Dt. pkg. 69c Slulnk Pll'llon lt. 59c ,,_,o...,.F-• BEEF STEAKS .... · ·.. .. 1-llt. pkg. 89c Supor.allh&lnnd PORK SAUSAGE · ··•· · 1-11.· pkg. 59c FROZDI HALIBUT STEAKS · ·· · lb•.79~ · . .. RAINBOW TROUt -· · · 1G-o1. pkg: 49c COOKED HAMS, Smoked · · · ' I~ 9Sc Jono Ptrkor- tie~~ 8/G VALUE~ - - - - -·-- -------. FRENCH CITY BRAND 1 • THE SHOE BOX in MIDDLEPORT .. 2 ..... 39c Bartlett Pears Honeydew Melons- ••h69C ~sc: New Cabbage Green Beans ,,.,h - 2 ,••· 39c: LB. Coffee ' •' • Fully tutomltic wash. rinse and spin action • 5 Frtsh water rlnlfl pt clothes rtlll)' clun BOTH FOR :: I . ......... . • ( Off A MAGNAVOX COLOR .Gil '.; FIU -Afl < • '' < _., ·'~ ' •', ', 39c ... '; .. ~f ,f· . CoHage Cheese BANANAS Gold on Ripe _ __ 9c lb. Califomia Sultkilt Oranges · · lloz. OLEO I tI MARGARINE M~TCHING ~iJTOMATIC DRYlt """" SfJ9·9l i BROUGHTON DAISY FRESH 1ull·••• ... ,.. ...u - I 95 WALL · . ·J'O.U CAN Wl'f · s ~.& DOUBLE .................. . .s~~. $1oo ~ ·ss.· At O,e . \.OW Prlcel I A •• ... ' JuicE-FRozEN MiMI 3 Pizza with Cheese • Off balance load nset . . _ Me14)-llt I·~·£~ Twin Stock- ..... --- ~o:· 69c CHEF BOY-AR-DEE p:; •"r 2 ~~i. 69c 4~ 69c Cheese Spread ~ A&P Cream,, Cheese :;. 33c · 2'!:' 79c Sliced Cheese~:_ ::59c Cheese. I "«17C Sl·cecl 4:;. 39c Ice ,.": Regular Grind---- Beef Stew COUNTRY DARI r... s.ut. .......,lfc Bu y s ~ 98( FOLGER$ I Duir y •• • , BOILED HAM MORTON HOUSE Froz en Fo o d s~ .. AA·B·C widths • ...... . " I.I'ISII!.• I':IIINI•• to FRESH YAM·S c 3·9c SUNNYPIELD S4·" S8.99 ·'' GOLDEN SWEET LOUIS Sandwich Cookies CIM They're Great For School! Rump Roast Fresn Produ ce A&P-FttOHN ). LOAFERS lanai- RotiMerle or Beef lOMELESS =· mps! ·I· • ._......... B~ND ,. lb. - SPARE RIBS, Co!lntry Style ·· · • lb. 65c PORK CUBE STEAKS .... -· .... lb. 89c suaD BACON, Super-Right •· lb. 95c suaD & UVER .. --·...... · lb. 49c PORK LOIN ROAST, Loin End lb. 69c A&P-PLOIUOA EXCEL Pork Roast 69c lb. h • BONELESS Pork Chops 8Sc Pork Loin I~ 7Sc ·Peas , :::-:u• a-o•. SJ .U•e Black Pepper - - "" C Orange Juice 2 ~ 51·)9 frozen Wafftes A&PCoffee I WON _ _ '!:79c Mixed Nuts VACUUM PACK 11 I lb. CENTER CUT RIB QUARTERED Cherry Pie ;:~:.. __ ... 49c Gelatin Dessert- 4 S9c Bread - I l k 4'...·- ft"7 '7/ ( ANN PAGE Pecan ·Rings J::.... _ .... 45c --~'!-49c Salad Dressirig Raspberry Roll ';:.., _ ....35c ANN PAGE ':,1..~~ROU~e- I I c 7-RIB CREME Flu.ED 3'sv..... $1.00 2 Tea-sp. of corn starrh . lt; losing three lelephone num- I egg well beaten bers too, IIIII not finding them, 1 Tea-s~. butt.r and I rup o Ilot enough to upset the most , pineapple i•ice. ealm ·homemaker. I Yix an ingredients tugethc But The Daily Sentinel cornea l and cook until! th!ck. Prepar< lo the rl!llcue! pkg. of Locky Whip. blenc . Writes Mrs. Ava Gilkey , Har- 1with the cooled cooked mix.tur< I, rbonville : I and spread on top of the " ' "Will yo11 please be so kind jello. Sprinkle top of thi s witt a to print lltiJ recipe! I sent grated American Che..e. II In long ago and before Chrlslmas about three ladieo from P.S. I only made this once Middleport called and wanted IToo much work for just on£ it. I couldn't find my recipe 1 person, but my daughter·i1111 thj!D, so I took their phone laws make it quite freque.ntly, numbers, and I lost them and lh'Y all like it a Int. "So I ran across the recipe Ava Gilkey and yo• are the only way I koow to get it to them ." Here is the recipe : Wilrlcal W aJkout 1-vP ~ALAD Ended in Davton · 2 pkg. Lemon Jello dissolved DAYTON (UP! J - A four· ill 2 cups hoiling water. Then day wildcat strike which idled add 2 cupa of 7-up; refrigerate about 3,000 workers at Chrysler untill jello starts to set, then Corp's Alrtemp Dlvisimt ended add oM cup or crushed pine- Tuesday when the dayshift reapple, well drained, I cup of ported for work. miniature marshmallows, 2 The unauthorized wallroat. It] large ba,nanas. and refrigerate . membero of Local 775, Inter· until! flrin. national Union of Electrical TOP Workers, started after 811 acting \2 c•p ••gar. chief union ateward wu fired for signing the aame · of the chief steward to a paid absence allowance ferm. A union spokesman Aid today that !be man who bad beeo fired received a !Aiegram Moaday night telling him to report fir work. SOCIAL CAf.F.NllAR • ANN PAG!-PANCAKE & f'L"I"( (a 1 1 Losing a recipe, later llndlnl I' ·Hershey Syrup - 2 39c SUPER...IGHT-WITH lEANS I :;;;;;;;i;;:;;;;;i JANE PARKER ASSOmD 39c Kitchen Cook . too.! cans Elbow Macaroni ! I " Super-Right" Quality M eats! 1-lb. ANN PAGI--IPAilKLE Readers' Feature: Mr. and Mra. Sid O'Brien of llllSBAND-Wli'E TEAM Columbus, attended tbe home- HOI,J,.YWOOD (UP!) - Pecomlllg at Orange and vlalted 1 trlcla Medina will oo-star witlt relatives here. · husband Joseph Cotten ill "Tha Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Alb· Hellbenders" in Madrid. erton and family of Columbus, spent a day recenUy with Mr. t Three Mrs. Arthur Atlterton. ldrtlrillD~ln~===~ CHOCOLATE Waffle Syrup • • . : *'"· w..-. • lea D. Woocle, SUnday evening. second year. Mr. aud Mra. Hobart Swartz Mr. and Mfs, WIRia!D Carr received word of a llf8DII!on, and family voSI~ Ml'. and Mro. hom to Mr. and Mrs. Harold ,Ciajt Woode ·llld Comll Sue, Swartz, of Wnn1111111town, W. IPomeroy, Saturday alterlloon. Va., 011 Sept. lth. Mr. and Mrs. ! Mra. Belen Woode spenl SatSwartz have three daugbters, !urday afternoon wllll, ~ JIIOth· but tbls Is the lint 1011, and jer, Mrs. J . B, Hayet at llllddle!be elder Swll'lles' lint lfand- )port.- i 7Y•«·49C Family Stejks-- Toothpaste Mrs. Karr of ~yracuse is Hostess for Garden Club DOra O'Brien and Ethel Guth- Wl1ma Jean .AtheriOa.bas ell> rle caUecl 011 Mr. and Mrs. Char- tered Oblo tllllverslty for 11M • S 99c lb. Bi(Ctit d(Yit dNm and fa"- dry1 elolhtt fatter, more wrinkt&.treel • Giant lint screen .,. traps mort lint, rtqWtJ Jess cletnina:• Extlulive 5-waY ..entinl - uves '·~·-· ·- • '" I 1 ',~~·.t I MIDDLEPORT ·'i' CREAM PJES �ARGO PINEAPPLE JUICE I II I II II I I I I I I GRAPE JELLY I I I I I I DIXI!Bill 11 11 1 I . SALAD DRESSING .. , , I I ' SUIISHIIII HYDROI COOKIES I I IIISnE'S CALGON 1 1 1 1 2% lb. Cans QT. ' I HI BOX GREEN BEANS c No. 2 1/2 can Cant I I I AIGOCUT ~-- 1-Lb. PKG. 3U UNPEELED APRICOTS FRUIT COCKTAIL - I 5 $1: 8 $1' · 6 $1 f&PWHOLI Del Monte 1-lb. 1 ·1 I I I I I I I I I I I 1 No~ ~ I I I I I I I lATif IVAN$ QUIK 4 c~ :s $1 $. 3 ~=N~ 1 -i(~'l 39c 49c 39c ggc CHOICE • CENTER i 0 LIICJ(T UAFCNERRY PIE FILLING 1 1 1 1 303 Cans I I I I I I I I I I ,,,CUT WAX BEANS 311 c. .. I I I I I I I 4-lb. I I I I I I I I I I I I S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED PEARS 1 I U~ Del Monte Bartlett 6 1~:;· $1 4 ~~~is $1 KRAFT · GREEN BEANS SWIFT'S PREMIUM . 1;! CHUNK TUNA DIL MONTE CUT 1 Sc 2 (~~·· DIL MONTE CRA~KERS 5"!~::· 5 . 1111'1t'T'S PREIIIIIJJIIIJ. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECT~D ENGLISH CUT ROAST Lb. BOX SWiFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVEBNMEVf INSPECTED I BOLOGNA or !AFIGU4~D SOAP I I I I I I I I I I I 3 BAR lATH I I I I : ··. . ·' 3 ~~:~ $.t.. DONALD DUCK UNSW~ITF~f.D GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Q:t:r ... I . 3 4f: age 390 :i! ' I I I I " PALMDI~i liQUID · . • . • DETERGENT I I I I I I I I I I I I I '~ PAlMOliVE liDUID-20c OFf DETERGENT~~~~~~~~~ .... OCEAN !flAY COCKTAil CRANBERRY JUICE HANOI-WRAP .,...FRUIT DRINKS ., '· PALMOliVE liQUID 12< OFF HI-C JUICE 1: I I I I I I I I I I I I ' QT. lOOFT. lOll DETERGENT - ,, ~ .· '--~; 29C &lc 10,. 1111 I I I I I I I I I I I lfl ' \ ,' .4 I I I I I I I I loU1 $1 2 ~i.~;. 49C. MUELLER'S MACARONI 25-fL I I I I I I .. I I I I _$1 3 46-oz. 4 DllMDNTf Cans FRUIT COCKTAIL Del Monte I I l&P GRAPE JELLY CLAPP'S STRAINED BABY FOOD I I I 3-ll. JAI I THOIOF ARE BLUE MAGIC DETERGENT 25c 3 4~~-oz. Jars I I I I GRAHAM CRACKERS' The S&H Green Stamp Representative will be in our store on Ocl. 4th and 5th from 10:30 a.m. til 6:00 p.m. to accept orders for items from tho S&H QT. I 1-18. I 303 CANS I ,sox $1 69c 69c 29c ALL MEAT YOUR CHOICE ( .. EVANS EXTRA LEAN . GUARANTEED QUALITY GROUND BE,E F·•• ~4. • • • • • • ·GROUND TASTE·O.SEA PKG. .. ' LB. CDU~K.; ••••••• e e FLPUNDER 1\~. .PO'.f • PIES ••••••• BEEF ecBJCKEN eTUBKEY . . :k~·. WISCONSIN CHEESE BAR $. CHOPPED BROCCOLI I I I I I I SIIVIRDAII BRUSSEL SPROUTS I I I I I I I SllVIRDAll CAULIFLOWER GREEN PEAS ~.,.. · oRANGE DRI ------ 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 · I . .. 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I 6 ~t;:: $1 4 :k~';, $1 5 ~0k::: $1 CHEESE 1 s~·k;:. $1 Tubes 3-1•. $249 12-oz. I I I I I I I I I I I Pkg. SliCED PIMENTO CHEESE \ 12-or. I I I I I I.' I I I Pk1. SliCED AMERICAN CHEESE 8-az. I I I I I I I I I I I Pkg. SliCED PIMENTO CHEESE 8-oz. I I I II I I I I I I Pkg, DAN DIE POTATO CHIPS (NASI AF IAIIBOIN COF EE CREAMY t!,ISH-MICHIGAN ' .. \; 'fEAnS I I ,I 1 I I I I I I I I I 1.• I I I I I I I 1 ·1 I ' I,,. ' ' I I. I I· I I I I I I I I I I 1111111111 FRESH PRODUCE BISCUITS PKG. OF 4 20-oz. Bu 59c 59c 39c 39c ggc SliCED AMERICAN ;t~ Ballard o~ Pillsbury Sweet or Buttermilk · SILVERDAII .~ SWIFT'S PRt;MmM \ FROZEN FOODS llllf'S DAY IIIAk DAIRY· PRODUCTS FILLETS ••••••••• ~~:: ldeabook. SllYI~DAtf WIENERS , BLUE STAB U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED FlORiDA PUNCH - GRAPE ORANGE PINEAPPLE - ORANGE SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED SLICED • . 49c I-LB. PKG. 41bs. 3.9·0 ••• .4~• 3-1•• . .· .sc' ' c•• '' �ARGO PINEAPPLE JUICE I II I II II I I I I I I GRAPE JELLY I I I I I I DIXI!Bill 11 11 1 I . SALAD DRESSING .. , , I I ' SUIISHIIII HYDROI COOKIES I I IIISnE'S CALGON 1 1 1 1 2% lb. Cans QT. ' I HI BOX GREEN BEANS c No. 2 1/2 can Cant I I I AIGOCUT ~-- 1-Lb. PKG. 3U UNPEELED APRICOTS FRUIT COCKTAIL - I 5 $1: 8 $1' · 6 $1 f&PWHOLI Del Monte 1-lb. 1 ·1 I I I I I I I I I I I 1 No~ ~ I I I I I I I lATif IVAN$ QUIK 4 c~ :s $1 $. 3 ~=N~ 1 -i(~'l 39c 49c 39c ggc CHOICE • CENTER i 0 LIICJ(T UAFCNERRY PIE FILLING 1 1 1 1 303 Cans I I I I I I I I I I ,,,CUT WAX BEANS 311 c. .. I I I I I I I 4-lb. I I I I I I I I I I I I S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED PEARS 1 I U~ Del Monte Bartlett 6 1~:;· $1 4 ~~~is $1 KRAFT · GREEN BEANS SWIFT'S PREMIUM . 1;! CHUNK TUNA DIL MONTE CUT 1 Sc 2 (~~·· DIL MONTE CRA~KERS 5"!~::· 5 . 1111'1t'T'S PREIIIIIJJIIIJ. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECT~D ENGLISH CUT ROAST Lb. BOX SWiFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVEBNMEVf INSPECTED I BOLOGNA or !AFIGU4~D SOAP I I I I I I I I I I I 3 BAR lATH I I I I : ··. . ·' 3 ~~:~ $.t.. DONALD DUCK UNSW~ITF~f.D GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Q:t:r ... I . 3 4f: age 390 :i! ' I I I I " PALMDI~i liQUID · . • . • DETERGENT I I I I I I I I I I I I I '~ PAlMOliVE liDUID-20c OFf DETERGENT~~~~~~~~~ .... OCEAN !flAY COCKTAil CRANBERRY JUICE HANOI-WRAP .,...FRUIT DRINKS ., '· PALMOliVE liQUID 12< OFF HI-C JUICE 1: I I I I I I I I I I I I ' QT. lOOFT. lOll DETERGENT - ,, ~ .· '--~; 29C &lc 10,. 1111 I I I I I I I I I I I lfl ' \ ,' .4 I I I I I I I I loU1 $1 2 ~i.~;. 49C. MUELLER'S MACARONI 25-fL I I I I I I .. I I I I _$1 3 46-oz. 4 DllMDNTf Cans FRUIT COCKTAIL Del Monte I I l&P GRAPE JELLY CLAPP'S STRAINED BABY FOOD I I I 3-ll. JAI I THOIOF ARE BLUE MAGIC DETERGENT 25c 3 4~~-oz. Jars I I I I GRAHAM CRACKERS' The S&H Green Stamp Representative will be in our store on Ocl. 4th and 5th from 10:30 a.m. til 6:00 p.m. to accept orders for items from tho S&H QT. I 1-18. I 303 CANS I ,sox $1 69c 69c 29c ALL MEAT YOUR CHOICE ( .. EVANS EXTRA LEAN . GUARANTEED QUALITY GROUND BE,E F·•• ~4. • • • • • • ·GROUND TASTE·O.SEA PKG. .. ' LB. CDU~K.; ••••••• e e FLPUNDER 1\~. .PO'.f • PIES ••••••• BEEF ecBJCKEN eTUBKEY . . :k~·. WISCONSIN CHEESE BAR $. CHOPPED BROCCOLI I I I I I I SIIVIRDAII BRUSSEL SPROUTS I I I I I I I SllVIRDAll CAULIFLOWER GREEN PEAS ~.,.. · oRANGE DRI ------ 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 · I . .. 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I 6 ~t;:: $1 4 :k~';, $1 5 ~0k::: $1 CHEESE 1 s~·k;:. $1 Tubes 3-1•. $249 12-oz. I I I I I I I I I I I Pkg. SliCED PIMENTO CHEESE \ 12-or. I I I I I I.' I I I Pk1. SliCED AMERICAN CHEESE 8-az. I I I I I I I I I I I Pkg. SliCED PIMENTO CHEESE 8-oz. I I I II I I I I I I Pkg, DAN DIE POTATO CHIPS (NASI AF IAIIBOIN COF EE CREAMY t!,ISH-MICHIGAN ' .. \; 'fEAnS I I ,I 1 I I I I I I I I I 1.• I I I I I I I 1 ·1 I ' I,,. ' ' I I. I I· I I I I I I I I I I 1111111111 FRESH PRODUCE BISCUITS PKG. OF 4 20-oz. Bu 59c 59c 39c 39c ggc SliCED AMERICAN ;t~ Ballard o~ Pillsbury Sweet or Buttermilk · SILVERDAII .~ SWIFT'S PRt;MmM \ FROZEN FOODS llllf'S DAY IIIAk DAIRY· PRODUCTS FILLETS ••••••••• ~~:: ldeabook. SllYI~DAtf WIENERS , BLUE STAB U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED FlORiDA PUNCH - GRAPE ORANGE PINEAPPLE - ORANGE SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED SLICED • . 49c I-LB. PKG. 41bs. 3.9·0 ••• .4~• 3-1•• . .· .sc' ' c•• '' �I ' ' Medical MissioJ~ary Comes ·To Pomeroy · . Church Dr. Bina E. Sawyer, medical lllissionary of the Women's A-r lllerican Baptist Foreign Missionary Society, will speak ot f:30 p.m. Thursday, September' 15 , at the ~'irst Baptist Church of Pomeroy. Dr. Sawyer, a pediatrician. , bed Christian Hospital in Moul ' I native of' Maine, Dr. Saw- meir.. Burma since 1958 o\ y~r earned both the B A. ~n? : M. D. degrees at Syracuse Um- : position.' and to Mr. Hubert Taylor, who has assisted bim. Mr. Grate was also commend· ed for taking charge of having , speakers for the summer Sun· 1 from the National Board of Medical Examiners, before her appointment was an instruclor in pediatrics at the Col~ege . flf DR. BINA E. SAWYER Medicine, Syracuse UmversL~Y. did pediatric research •u:rter · - - the New York City Health Department. and studied at Biblical Seminary in New ':r: ork city. 1 stall for installation. Th?se altendmg were Judson White~ Mrs. E. 0. Tewksbary, Leo Kennedy, J._ II. Grate, Mrs. Arthur Lew1s, Mrs. J. E. Har- day worship. Laymen assisting ley, Hubert Taylor and the Rev. in the pulpit were James Buch- Howard Ruppelt. Mrs. Chevalier .t'" Is Installed By Boosters Tour Pomeroy Elementary • pTA Mee f mg • . f 1rst School Durmg Parents toured the school during the first meeting of the Mrs. Betty Chevalier was in- , Pomeroy Elementary PTA Monstalled president recently when • day evening. the Eastern Band Boosters club Mrs. Leo Crew, president, met at the school with II mem- was in charge of the meeting bers present. which opened with the pledge to flag led by Cub Scouts Den Other officers are Mrs. Elea--·-- Wedding Plans Of Miss Dill Are Announced Radio Club is Entertained In Syracuse . Court St. ·,· . ., ··1rl~ -''' ~- ,.................. Diocontlnuod Group knaeky walkinc shoe from Miss America. So smertty strapl""' 't/ on a little heal, Ill - Ill SEVEitTEErt! Chapman~ Canaday POMEROY'S Price QUALITY SHOI STOll GOOD SHADES REG. $1.50 Pleshette Rug \, • • - 99c of a perfect diamond (or replcreernent assured). N"'~M~.t"t;...... PAIR 101 lohnt!Y Fry at his home tn New HaVen, en Sunday. Mlas Lelia Wright will leave this 'l1!w'sday lo• -Bloomington University where she will reaume her studies at the unlverslty. She Jlao been visiting her 1 tster, Mlas Bessie Wright. Mn. Jfuter Rayburn has been released from the Mor· pntowD llnlversity Hospital wbere lbe had been a patient for several doys. Sbe ls now making her home with her son, HOward, it P.et.th Amboy, N. J. Mrl. Mable casto, flarren, Ohio Ia visiting at the home of her lllter-~Maw, Mrs. Katie FOIIIIIOIII while the latter.; ~ hospltallJed at the Gallipolis REG. 59c • :1,. ,,., REG. $1.9-- 16 OZ •. '• • -~;, 29c •• Beef, Iron &Wine · Reg. $].98 TEFLON CllniC. Dinner Planned Next Week PT. PLEASANT - The local American Legion Auxlllary PleauDI Valley Hospital hold a spaghetti dinner en Jan,es 1 day and Saturday, Sept. 23-24 AD~~:D~r:~· Linda Deal the Legion Horne. Pt. Pleasani· Ash Serving boors will be 00011 Vault PI Pleasant: Mrs to 2 P·!'l· and 5 to 9 p.m. on Frl- ny Khnbier, Leon. ' · day and noon unW 9 p.m. on DISCHARGED: Bober! ScherSaturday. Tbe dinner ls priced Pl. Pleaaant· Ralpb Mayes at $1 fer adults and 50 cents for Grove ' ' cblldreJJ. 1.::!.'""-'-'--'----uted for the oxsmlnallou, Reldstration for 110 one is turned away. FRY. PANS "p~~~11 u!"~m be beld Tbunday, ""P'·II 15 for :Manhall University tenSion clw EducaUoa 490-~, II Principles and Practice of Guid·ll ance. , 73 MILL st. l~ ',3 o. ·New II LATEX FLAT PAINTS $5.99 •Odorllll e20 Minute Dry Roush's Shoe Store e Water Clean-Up Middleport, 0. ellaby Safe s .24 GALLON (Construdion Grac.c!) BEST PRICE in the VALLEY ' If J0U' plan to IMillcl, ..model or ..pelr ,·' ~ ..,....... "' erid liVe nowl ;. ' . $1.9: ,. .. ~ ' ; \ '~.I' .... ·· Reg. $1.19 Super Siu COLGATE TOOTH PASTE c I Ladies New HAND BAGS s .88 EACH Req. 79c V1lue . PI~. LOTI.ON ' DmRGENT ,·'" . ASSORTED PAnERNS 4 YARD PIECE Dress Lengths .00 Perl 4 Yerd .. Length Reg, $2;99V.Iues ~ ,, FALL COLORS ~ Umited Quantity, Out It Goe.s , BLANKET by collli!,cllng, ·" "'-6'1~ . WIDlam llardlll; Jr., phone . • High Hiding WHITE & PASTEL COLORS 72x84 ASST. 94% Rayon, 6% Nvlon ' . ~i.. i;. -~ Ia "FAN FAIR" HOMOGENIZED INTERIOR. CARLOAD - · < .•.. SECO~ ~.99 a;;w liP wllf •lleDd from Clinics ucb lllOlllb are spell1:10 ;DI. UDIIl 10:10 p.m. aild -sored Masoa . Canlbelr price will be cer ¥1' z A doaalioll ol $5 Ia OUT 122 N. SHOES s.llirdaJ. :'t! _t . ~:bt~·tt·from 'eiull·the for lbll lib INTRODUCTORY OFFER- UNITED COATING'S MORE SAVINGS FOR FALL FIX-UP TIME! •\· ROLLERS S.ck To School New • Tbe clan wUJ meet oa Thursdays at 6:111 p.m. DST at Teen-a11:e D411eee Nialh Grade Point PloolBIIllt Ar., Anno~eed Juniot Hlg]) · Scbool on Obio PT. PLEASAN'f·- City Collll- River ROad. cUnran WaUace ·Siilitb annouuc---ed · lhat lhl il'een-AP c1ancea Cancer Clinic Will would be held lpln this .... .. '2 d evening 11 Be Held on 2 n 10 a.cb bulllllq. .The danceB PT. PLEASANT - 'lbe Mea: : ' cbt(JO!ion County Cancer Cllnlc lit SepStudenll from lib, 7th and 8th ~ will he held ea the 22nd IJI"adet will 8~ the daDcel at .lbe 1J'!eaoanl-Valley l!DIPIIiroiP 0 1~ 10 •.m. and ad- aJ. ApDiilutmeat,. must be made . Sizes 6% to 11 -Plain Toe Spa~rhetti Mrs, Dallas Yeager, attend· ed the birthday dinner bono~ , Your Choice 44 Mason Personal RING$ Se. the brillianct cmd beauty of a Keep!ake diamond •• • tnnt our y.an of e~tperienee to help you stltct your KeepsaU • . - guaranteed by tht Keepsake Ctrtlfi~;gte yaur at~ure~nce each -- 100 ONE A DAY ~psa.ke c WORK SHOES FALL VITAMIN SALE Compore'to 100 On•A-D1y 2.49 LADIES' SIZES CORK SOLE Month of Vacation EndPd /or Pa1tor $3.11 MANUFACTURERS SPECIAL GROUP eFULL SLIPS e NYLON HALF SLIPS e BABY DOLL PAJAMAS eWALTZ GOWNS HEAVY DUTY ADHESIVE TAPE Compare to I 00 Unicop Up john RIOT! In the Mlddlellock Nat lw . . .,.,... PTA VITAMINS Sale $1.49 LINGERIE FLAT KNIT "35mm 100 Uniphen Sale $1,49 SENSATIONAL MESH or HOUR DIA"""OND CANNON SHEER NYLON HOSE OassesName Students to Posts of Trust 10.99 Flashcube Camera THE DIAMOND RING YOU CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE ·Asst. Cofor1 -; CUBEX CELEIT! - --· 19! ... 1 Tbe Rev. Howard Ruppel! has returned from a month vacation with relatives. He visited In Pittsburgh, Pa., with Mrs. John Yount and with bls sisters, Mr. and Mrs. James MacDonald In Cheyney, Pa .. a•d Mr. and Mrs. R. and Mrs. D. D. Feaser and lamily in Alexandria, Vs . He went from there to Long Beach, Miss., to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ruppeil. Tbe elder Mrs. Ruppelt is recovering from an illness. While there the group visited In Louisiana and Mobile. Ala., where they boarded the USS Alabama. PUN'H;;;OM=E;;;COMING The annual homecoming of the Alfred Melhndisl chUim will be held Sunday, Sept. •s. with the usua1 morning serv\res, followed by a baakel dinner on the church lawn al noon. AII~r­ noon services at 1:30, with a male quartet from Millstone, W. Va., and other local and borne talent. Everyone ' wel· INSULATED CUPS ALL OVER THE SIOREI : ii Shop Thursd•v Til 5 - Fri d•v Til 8 - S.turd•v nl 9 r-~RE~G~.~~V~A~L~U~E--~ · 2'8£ FRU·1VBIEJ EJIS GROVER'S STUDIO I I Thursd•v, Frld•v, S•turdav - Opp, Evans Super Market, Middleport, 0. WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS I Evange(' f Team Coming T Racine ' British lady Dresses· Phil:ips Sisters Style Shop lr;.--------- I . JIBS AMIIICA. .... Tbree, Pack 248 of which Mrs. Richard Bosenbaum and Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr. are den mo· tbers, followed by the PTA prayer led by the president. Mrs. Herbert Seth, heallb Miss Dill is. a 1965 graduate chairman, reported thai the of Pomeroy High S~hool and" children's eyes would be check· employed at Reuters ServiCe ed In October The sixth grade Station. nor Douglas, vi~e president won the attendance award. Mr. Folmer is employed by tten · was pre- Beasley Mrs. Margaret Brown, secre' A past president pm and Matthews in Ath· tary; Mrs. Mary Nichols, treab M 1 H1 sented in Elza Gi more y rs. ens. surer; and Mrs. Roy 0 ter, Crew on behalf of the Associapublicity. tion. A discussion was held on An open church wedding fol· ' A report on the recent seven change of meeling night and lowed by 8 closed reception is Several Racine firemen at· t d t 0 1 b planned on November 5. day band camp held aI Ri o tended a Hocking Regional Ftre will be yo e upon a co er Grande College was gi~en by School at Amesville Sunday. meeting.. . Charles Yeago, band _director. They were Rev. Paul Seliers, Followmg the b~Siness ses· The 41 member march~ng band 1 president; Walter Cleland, Joh• j slon, parents . VISited homecompleted two half time and. Wingett, Steve Wagner, Bruce , rooms, after whtch Supt. G~rge pre-game shows. Mr. Yeago Cleland and Roger Ours. Hargraves spoke on lhe mfluthanked the Boosters for a new Upon returning to Racine the ence parents have on I h e i r THE SMITHS Of The Quality You sousaphone they purchased m annual firemen's picnic was children toward school and the 1 Evangelists Will Value For time for tbe band camp and j held at the Racine Fre Station. opportunities school affords tbe A Lifetime football games. Chicken barbecue was served children. Larry MorriSon, asIS IC Bus chaperons were named to these members and their slstant superint•ndent, was al· for the games away_ I r 0 m Ifamilies, Rev. and Mrs. Sellers, so present. . , home. Several comrruttees were IMr. and Mrs. Phil Baldwin, AI the close of the meehng, 'NY 2•247 5 Pomeroy 0 named and volunteers in run Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Cleland,! refreshments were _served by 1 Revival services with Rev.[ the popcorn machme are_ ask· Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wolfe, Mr., theli~e~xe~c~ut~tv~e~c~o~m~m~I~tte~e~.iiiii.;.~~~~~~~~~~~iiiii Billy and Helen Smith will be ed to contact Mrs. Chevaher. and Mrs. David Cleland, Mr. held each evening from Septem-~ and Mrs. Henry Roush, Mr. ber 14·25 at 7:30 p.m. al the and Mrs. Curtis PoweU, Wanda ' jo' lrsl Ch~rch of the Nazarene, Reth.el No. 62 will Powell, Grace Weese, Mildred Racine. Hold I 1111 pection Roush, Cheryl Powell, Bnan For almost two decades Mr. Plans were completed for Cleland, Fannie Cleland, Sreve Smith has traveled throughout inspection September 20 when Wagner, Riclrard Wolfe, Bruce! the United States, assisting in 1 Bethel No. 62 of the Jnterna- Cleland, Boger Ours, Margaret revivals and camp meetings as I tiona! Order of Job's Daughters Sellers, Carroll Cleland, IWseevangelist, soloist, and song i met Monday evening at Ute mary Sellers and Jack Lyons, leader. He is a converted Catil-1 Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Sr. olic. Mrs. Smith travels with' Linda Lvons, honored queen, Rock Sprinl(s Group her husband and assists in the : presided ~nd the meeting op1 Tours in 2 Citie1 services, especially chJldrcn's . ened in ritualistic form. Dolly Eleven members of the Rock work. I Dancey grand guardian, will Springs Better Health Club A cordial invitation is extend- t be the inspecting officer on visited the museum at Marieted to attend each of the ~per ; Septem~r 20. It wa~ announc- ta and the Fenton Glass co. I tal meetings by Rev. Morns M. ed that Paul Darnell tbe a"o- at Williamstown, Monday. Wolfe, the pastor. elate bli.llrdJan, has been ap- Making the trip were Mrs. : pointed as de~uty of Bethel No. ; Fred Goeglein, Mrs. George 73 of Galhpohs. Tbe meehng · Skinner, Mrs. Mark Grueser, I closed m regular Corm. \ Jr., Mrs. Harold Blackston, ONE TIME OfFER! ' . Th Aim•••• i Mrs. William Grueser, Mra. LATEST MODEL Bv Uoited ~..... International ~Wilbur Bailey, Mrs. LewiS · . W d esd S t : G\ljeser. Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, Mrs. Robert Harden, Syra- , Today IS e n ay,_ ep · 14' : M~s. E. A. Morgan, Mrs. Ar· cuse, entertained the Pomeroy~ the 2571h day of 1966 WIIh 108 to lee Abbott and Mrs. H o m e Bend C. B. Radio Club auxili·' follow. Radford sry at her home Monday even-\ The moon is in its new phase. j.i;iio.....·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ing. Mrs. Elwood Bowers, pres· 1 The mor~ing stars are , !dent, presided over the busi·l Saturn, Jupiter, Mars and ness meeting. Plans were made 1 Venus. . REG. $299 for the club to observe its 4th! The everung sta.r Is Saturn. $5.00 VALUE • anniversary at 8 dinner and: American phystcst and eduDRY party October 3rd. , cator. Karl Compton was born While They Last CLEANING Mrs. Tim Neutzling, Mrs . . on thts day 'n 1887. Buy For Chrotmu Natlian Biggs, and Mrs. Free- , TO-CONVENE Service On Request man. Enoch were named in tbe ' CINCINNATI (UP!) - The lnclud11 Proce1slng llGmmating ~ommtt~ee. : Glst annual state PTA convenThe lravelmg priZe, brought tion will be beld bere Oct. 3-5 by Mrs. Doyle Shuler, was 1with nearly 2,500 members in : CLEANERS POMEROY •warded to Mrs. Neutzhng., O'tle~~d~::________jl~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Mrs. George Carson was a- 18 n ance. warded the door prize. W'xlO YARD Games were played, prizes were awarded winners, and reREG. freshmenis were served by 43c-----Mrs. Harden. • A d F1remen School, Return for Picnic SHIPMENT OF • • ~ ., ..· ' SHARON DILL Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dill of Boule 3, Pomeroy, are announcng the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Sharon Elaine, to Mr. George Folmer, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George Folmer of Cbesrer Rd., Pomeroy. Palents •, New. For.Fcll~t. Sunday. Sept. 18 all doy llei'V· tc:es will be held at tbe First j!aptist · church In RuUand. Speaker lor aflernoon is Rev. Vincent Morrow of Hosack Baptist church, Colwnbus, and music will be by a lllnglng group from the same chnrc. Basket dinner at noon; mornIng worship under direction of Jllllltor, Rev. Samue) J. Jarl<snn and deacon, Jolm Warner. Mrs. Mary Woods ls chairman of area churches, and friends are lovited. Plans were discussed for anan, Lewis Sauer and Rolbert I repair on tbe Manse at the reg. Haggerty. ular Session Monday evening at The Scioto Presbytery the Middleport First United . announced for Tuesday, Presbyterian Church. The Rev.1 20 at Seaman. Mrs. J. E. Howard Ruppelt presided. I ley was named delegate and Mrs. Arthur Lewis and Hu-1 ternates are Mrs. E. 0 .. Te.Yks·l bert Taylor were named to re- i bary, Mrs. Arthur LewiS,_ . pr.esent the Session at a mee-t· i George Andersen. Th~ mmtster ing of the trl.istees on the announced World W1de manse repair. The Rev. Rup-: munion Day on Sunday, Oct. 2. pelt commended the Session, I Robert Tewksbary was nomtrustees and women's groups ed "seating e1der" for the . t I. for this coming fall pro]ec . l ice. . . A vote of thanks was given i A report was gtven on to J. H. Grate who ha• been newly installed address system church custodian for the past : in the church with spectal 20 years who nas resigned that' thanks given to Paul Hapton- versity, New York. She is a Fel!ow of the American Academy ~ uf Pediatrics, holds a dipbm:1 Bein« AnnounCed · 1 has been on the stalf of the ~i: , -- :;uz Day Ser~!lea Manse Repair Plans are Reviewed During Presbyterian SessJon Mo.ndaYI ' leJI. $1.99V•Iue - .•.$._1.09·14oz. Size YALUES TO 59c BIG ASST. PLASTIC �I ' ' Medical MissioJ~ary Comes ·To Pomeroy · . Church Dr. Bina E. Sawyer, medical lllissionary of the Women's A-r lllerican Baptist Foreign Missionary Society, will speak ot f:30 p.m. Thursday, September' 15 , at the ~'irst Baptist Church of Pomeroy. Dr. Sawyer, a pediatrician. , bed Christian Hospital in Moul ' I native of' Maine, Dr. Saw- meir.. Burma since 1958 o\ y~r earned both the B A. ~n? : M. D. degrees at Syracuse Um- : position.' and to Mr. Hubert Taylor, who has assisted bim. Mr. Grate was also commend· ed for taking charge of having , speakers for the summer Sun· 1 from the National Board of Medical Examiners, before her appointment was an instruclor in pediatrics at the Col~ege . flf DR. BINA E. SAWYER Medicine, Syracuse UmversL~Y. did pediatric research •u:rter · - - the New York City Health Department. and studied at Biblical Seminary in New ':r: ork city. 1 stall for installation. Th?se altendmg were Judson White~ Mrs. E. 0. Tewksbary, Leo Kennedy, J._ II. Grate, Mrs. Arthur Lew1s, Mrs. J. E. Har- day worship. Laymen assisting ley, Hubert Taylor and the Rev. in the pulpit were James Buch- Howard Ruppelt. Mrs. Chevalier .t'" Is Installed By Boosters Tour Pomeroy Elementary • pTA Mee f mg • . f 1rst School Durmg Parents toured the school during the first meeting of the Mrs. Betty Chevalier was in- , Pomeroy Elementary PTA Monstalled president recently when • day evening. the Eastern Band Boosters club Mrs. Leo Crew, president, met at the school with II mem- was in charge of the meeting bers present. which opened with the pledge to flag led by Cub Scouts Den Other officers are Mrs. Elea--·-- Wedding Plans Of Miss Dill Are Announced Radio Club is Entertained In Syracuse . Court St. ·,· . ., ··1rl~ -''' ~- ,.................. Diocontlnuod Group knaeky walkinc shoe from Miss America. So smertty strapl""' 't/ on a little heal, Ill - Ill SEVEitTEErt! Chapman~ Canaday POMEROY'S Price QUALITY SHOI STOll GOOD SHADES REG. $1.50 Pleshette Rug \, • • - 99c of a perfect diamond (or replcreernent assured). N"'~M~.t"t;...... PAIR 101 lohnt!Y Fry at his home tn New HaVen, en Sunday. Mlas Lelia Wright will leave this 'l1!w'sday lo• -Bloomington University where she will reaume her studies at the unlverslty. She Jlao been visiting her 1 tster, Mlas Bessie Wright. Mn. Jfuter Rayburn has been released from the Mor· pntowD llnlversity Hospital wbere lbe had been a patient for several doys. Sbe ls now making her home with her son, HOward, it P.et.th Amboy, N. J. Mrl. Mable casto, flarren, Ohio Ia visiting at the home of her lllter-~Maw, Mrs. Katie FOIIIIIOIII while the latter.; ~ hospltallJed at the Gallipolis REG. 59c • :1,. ,,., REG. $1.9-- 16 OZ •. '• • -~;, 29c •• Beef, Iron &Wine · Reg. $].98 TEFLON CllniC. Dinner Planned Next Week PT. PLEASANT - The local American Legion Auxlllary PleauDI Valley Hospital hold a spaghetti dinner en Jan,es 1 day and Saturday, Sept. 23-24 AD~~:D~r:~· Linda Deal the Legion Horne. Pt. Pleasani· Ash Serving boors will be 00011 Vault PI Pleasant: Mrs to 2 P·!'l· and 5 to 9 p.m. on Frl- ny Khnbier, Leon. ' · day and noon unW 9 p.m. on DISCHARGED: Bober! ScherSaturday. Tbe dinner ls priced Pl. Pleaaant· Ralpb Mayes at $1 fer adults and 50 cents for Grove ' ' cblldreJJ. 1.::!.'""-'-'--'----uted for the oxsmlnallou, Reldstration for 110 one is turned away. FRY. PANS "p~~~11 u!"~m be beld Tbunday, ""P'·II 15 for :Manhall University tenSion clw EducaUoa 490-~, II Principles and Practice of Guid·ll ance. , 73 MILL st. l~ ',3 o. ·New II LATEX FLAT PAINTS $5.99 •Odorllll e20 Minute Dry Roush's Shoe Store e Water Clean-Up Middleport, 0. ellaby Safe s .24 GALLON (Construdion Grac.c!) BEST PRICE in the VALLEY ' If J0U' plan to IMillcl, ..model or ..pelr ,·' ~ ..,....... "' erid liVe nowl ;. ' . $1.9: ,. .. ~ ' ; \ '~.I' .... ·· Reg. $1.19 Super Siu COLGATE TOOTH PASTE c I Ladies New HAND BAGS s .88 EACH Req. 79c V1lue . PI~. LOTI.ON ' DmRGENT ,·'" . ASSORTED PAnERNS 4 YARD PIECE Dress Lengths .00 Perl 4 Yerd .. Length Reg, $2;99V.Iues ~ ,, FALL COLORS ~ Umited Quantity, Out It Goe.s , BLANKET by collli!,cllng, ·" "'-6'1~ . WIDlam llardlll; Jr., phone . • High Hiding WHITE & PASTEL COLORS 72x84 ASST. 94% Rayon, 6% Nvlon ' . ~i.. i;. -~ Ia "FAN FAIR" HOMOGENIZED INTERIOR. CARLOAD - · < .•.. SECO~ ~.99 a;;w liP wllf •lleDd from Clinics ucb lllOlllb are spell1:10 ;DI. UDIIl 10:10 p.m. aild -sored Masoa . Canlbelr price will be cer ¥1' z A doaalioll ol $5 Ia OUT 122 N. SHOES s.llirdaJ. :'t! _t . ~:bt~·tt·from 'eiull·the for lbll lib INTRODUCTORY OFFER- UNITED COATING'S MORE SAVINGS FOR FALL FIX-UP TIME! •\· ROLLERS S.ck To School New • Tbe clan wUJ meet oa Thursdays at 6:111 p.m. DST at Teen-a11:e D411eee Nialh Grade Point PloolBIIllt Ar., Anno~eed Juniot Hlg]) · Scbool on Obio PT. PLEASAN'f·- City Collll- River ROad. cUnran WaUace ·Siilitb annouuc---ed · lhat lhl il'een-AP c1ancea Cancer Clinic Will would be held lpln this .... .. '2 d evening 11 Be Held on 2 n 10 a.cb bulllllq. .The danceB PT. PLEASANT - 'lbe Mea: : ' cbt(JO!ion County Cancer Cllnlc lit SepStudenll from lib, 7th and 8th ~ will he held ea the 22nd IJI"adet will 8~ the daDcel at .lbe 1J'!eaoanl-Valley l!DIPIIiroiP 0 1~ 10 •.m. and ad- aJ. ApDiilutmeat,. must be made . Sizes 6% to 11 -Plain Toe Spa~rhetti Mrs, Dallas Yeager, attend· ed the birthday dinner bono~ , Your Choice 44 Mason Personal RING$ Se. the brillianct cmd beauty of a Keep!ake diamond •• • tnnt our y.an of e~tperienee to help you stltct your KeepsaU • . - guaranteed by tht Keepsake Ctrtlfi~;gte yaur at~ure~nce each -- 100 ONE A DAY ~psa.ke c WORK SHOES FALL VITAMIN SALE Compore'to 100 On•A-D1y 2.49 LADIES' SIZES CORK SOLE Month of Vacation EndPd /or Pa1tor $3.11 MANUFACTURERS SPECIAL GROUP eFULL SLIPS e NYLON HALF SLIPS e BABY DOLL PAJAMAS eWALTZ GOWNS HEAVY DUTY ADHESIVE TAPE Compare to I 00 Unicop Up john RIOT! In the Mlddlellock Nat lw . . .,.,... PTA VITAMINS Sale $1.49 LINGERIE FLAT KNIT "35mm 100 Uniphen Sale $1,49 SENSATIONAL MESH or HOUR DIA"""OND CANNON SHEER NYLON HOSE OassesName Students to Posts of Trust 10.99 Flashcube Camera THE DIAMOND RING YOU CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE ·Asst. Cofor1 -; CUBEX CELEIT! - --· 19! ... 1 Tbe Rev. Howard Ruppel! has returned from a month vacation with relatives. He visited In Pittsburgh, Pa., with Mrs. John Yount and with bls sisters, Mr. and Mrs. James MacDonald In Cheyney, Pa .. a•d Mr. and Mrs. R. and Mrs. D. D. Feaser and lamily in Alexandria, Vs . He went from there to Long Beach, Miss., to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ruppeil. Tbe elder Mrs. Ruppelt is recovering from an illness. While there the group visited In Louisiana and Mobile. Ala., where they boarded the USS Alabama. PUN'H;;;OM=E;;;COMING The annual homecoming of the Alfred Melhndisl chUim will be held Sunday, Sept. •s. with the usua1 morning serv\res, followed by a baakel dinner on the church lawn al noon. AII~r­ noon services at 1:30, with a male quartet from Millstone, W. Va., and other local and borne talent. Everyone ' wel· INSULATED CUPS ALL OVER THE SIOREI : ii Shop Thursd•v Til 5 - Fri d•v Til 8 - S.turd•v nl 9 r-~RE~G~.~~V~A~L~U~E--~ · 2'8£ FRU·1VBIEJ EJIS GROVER'S STUDIO I I Thursd•v, Frld•v, S•turdav - Opp, Evans Super Market, Middleport, 0. WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS I Evange(' f Team Coming T Racine ' British lady Dresses· Phil:ips Sisters Style Shop lr;.--------- I . JIBS AMIIICA. .... Tbree, Pack 248 of which Mrs. Richard Bosenbaum and Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr. are den mo· tbers, followed by the PTA prayer led by the president. Mrs. Herbert Seth, heallb Miss Dill is. a 1965 graduate chairman, reported thai the of Pomeroy High S~hool and" children's eyes would be check· employed at Reuters ServiCe ed In October The sixth grade Station. nor Douglas, vi~e president won the attendance award. Mr. Folmer is employed by tten · was pre- Beasley Mrs. Margaret Brown, secre' A past president pm and Matthews in Ath· tary; Mrs. Mary Nichols, treab M 1 H1 sented in Elza Gi more y rs. ens. surer; and Mrs. Roy 0 ter, Crew on behalf of the Associapublicity. tion. A discussion was held on An open church wedding fol· ' A report on the recent seven change of meeling night and lowed by 8 closed reception is Several Racine firemen at· t d t 0 1 b planned on November 5. day band camp held aI Ri o tended a Hocking Regional Ftre will be yo e upon a co er Grande College was gi~en by School at Amesville Sunday. meeting.. . Charles Yeago, band _director. They were Rev. Paul Seliers, Followmg the b~Siness ses· The 41 member march~ng band 1 president; Walter Cleland, Joh• j slon, parents . VISited homecompleted two half time and. Wingett, Steve Wagner, Bruce , rooms, after whtch Supt. G~rge pre-game shows. Mr. Yeago Cleland and Roger Ours. Hargraves spoke on lhe mfluthanked the Boosters for a new Upon returning to Racine the ence parents have on I h e i r THE SMITHS Of The Quality You sousaphone they purchased m annual firemen's picnic was children toward school and the 1 Evangelists Will Value For time for tbe band camp and j held at the Racine Fre Station. opportunities school affords tbe A Lifetime football games. Chicken barbecue was served children. Larry MorriSon, asIS IC Bus chaperons were named to these members and their slstant superint•ndent, was al· for the games away_ I r 0 m Ifamilies, Rev. and Mrs. Sellers, so present. . , home. Several comrruttees were IMr. and Mrs. Phil Baldwin, AI the close of the meehng, 'NY 2•247 5 Pomeroy 0 named and volunteers in run Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Cleland,! refreshments were _served by 1 Revival services with Rev.[ the popcorn machme are_ ask· Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wolfe, Mr., theli~e~xe~c~ut~tv~e~c~o~m~m~I~tte~e~.iiiii.;.~~~~~~~~~~~iiiii Billy and Helen Smith will be ed to contact Mrs. Chevaher. and Mrs. David Cleland, Mr. held each evening from Septem-~ and Mrs. Henry Roush, Mr. ber 14·25 at 7:30 p.m. al the and Mrs. Curtis PoweU, Wanda ' jo' lrsl Ch~rch of the Nazarene, Reth.el No. 62 will Powell, Grace Weese, Mildred Racine. Hold I 1111 pection Roush, Cheryl Powell, Bnan For almost two decades Mr. Plans were completed for Cleland, Fannie Cleland, Sreve Smith has traveled throughout inspection September 20 when Wagner, Riclrard Wolfe, Bruce! the United States, assisting in 1 Bethel No. 62 of the Jnterna- Cleland, Boger Ours, Margaret revivals and camp meetings as I tiona! Order of Job's Daughters Sellers, Carroll Cleland, IWseevangelist, soloist, and song i met Monday evening at Ute mary Sellers and Jack Lyons, leader. He is a converted Catil-1 Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Sr. olic. Mrs. Smith travels with' Linda Lvons, honored queen, Rock Sprinl(s Group her husband and assists in the : presided ~nd the meeting op1 Tours in 2 Citie1 services, especially chJldrcn's . ened in ritualistic form. Dolly Eleven members of the Rock work. I Dancey grand guardian, will Springs Better Health Club A cordial invitation is extend- t be the inspecting officer on visited the museum at Marieted to attend each of the ~per ; Septem~r 20. It wa~ announc- ta and the Fenton Glass co. I tal meetings by Rev. Morns M. ed that Paul Darnell tbe a"o- at Williamstown, Monday. Wolfe, the pastor. elate bli.llrdJan, has been ap- Making the trip were Mrs. : pointed as de~uty of Bethel No. ; Fred Goeglein, Mrs. George 73 of Galhpohs. Tbe meehng · Skinner, Mrs. Mark Grueser, I closed m regular Corm. \ Jr., Mrs. Harold Blackston, ONE TIME OfFER! ' . Th Aim•••• i Mrs. William Grueser, Mra. LATEST MODEL Bv Uoited ~..... International ~Wilbur Bailey, Mrs. LewiS · . W d esd S t : G\ljeser. Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, Mrs. Robert Harden, Syra- , Today IS e n ay,_ ep · 14' : M~s. E. A. Morgan, Mrs. Ar· cuse, entertained the Pomeroy~ the 2571h day of 1966 WIIh 108 to lee Abbott and Mrs. H o m e Bend C. B. Radio Club auxili·' follow. Radford sry at her home Monday even-\ The moon is in its new phase. j.i;iio.....·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ing. Mrs. Elwood Bowers, pres· 1 The mor~ing stars are , !dent, presided over the busi·l Saturn, Jupiter, Mars and ness meeting. Plans were made 1 Venus. . REG. $299 for the club to observe its 4th! The everung sta.r Is Saturn. $5.00 VALUE • anniversary at 8 dinner and: American phystcst and eduDRY party October 3rd. , cator. Karl Compton was born While They Last CLEANING Mrs. Tim Neutzling, Mrs . . on thts day 'n 1887. Buy For Chrotmu Natlian Biggs, and Mrs. Free- , TO-CONVENE Service On Request man. Enoch were named in tbe ' CINCINNATI (UP!) - The lnclud11 Proce1slng llGmmating ~ommtt~ee. : Glst annual state PTA convenThe lravelmg priZe, brought tion will be beld bere Oct. 3-5 by Mrs. Doyle Shuler, was 1with nearly 2,500 members in : CLEANERS POMEROY •warded to Mrs. Neutzhng., O'tle~~d~::________jl~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Mrs. George Carson was a- 18 n ance. warded the door prize. W'xlO YARD Games were played, prizes were awarded winners, and reREG. freshmenis were served by 43c-----Mrs. Harden. • A d F1remen School, Return for Picnic SHIPMENT OF • • ~ ., ..· ' SHARON DILL Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dill of Boule 3, Pomeroy, are announcng the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Sharon Elaine, to Mr. George Folmer, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George Folmer of Cbesrer Rd., Pomeroy. Palents •, New. For.Fcll~t. Sunday. Sept. 18 all doy llei'V· tc:es will be held at tbe First j!aptist · church In RuUand. Speaker lor aflernoon is Rev. Vincent Morrow of Hosack Baptist church, Colwnbus, and music will be by a lllnglng group from the same chnrc. Basket dinner at noon; mornIng worship under direction of Jllllltor, Rev. Samue) J. Jarl<snn and deacon, Jolm Warner. Mrs. Mary Woods ls chairman of area churches, and friends are lovited. Plans were discussed for anan, Lewis Sauer and Rolbert I repair on tbe Manse at the reg. Haggerty. ular Session Monday evening at The Scioto Presbytery the Middleport First United . announced for Tuesday, Presbyterian Church. The Rev.1 20 at Seaman. Mrs. J. E. Howard Ruppelt presided. I ley was named delegate and Mrs. Arthur Lewis and Hu-1 ternates are Mrs. E. 0 .. Te.Yks·l bert Taylor were named to re- i bary, Mrs. Arthur LewiS,_ . pr.esent the Session at a mee-t· i George Andersen. Th~ mmtster ing of the trl.istees on the announced World W1de manse repair. The Rev. Rup-: munion Day on Sunday, Oct. 2. pelt commended the Session, I Robert Tewksbary was nomtrustees and women's groups ed "seating e1der" for the . t I. for this coming fall pro]ec . l ice. . . A vote of thanks was given i A report was gtven on to J. H. Grate who ha• been newly installed address system church custodian for the past : in the church with spectal 20 years who nas resigned that' thanks given to Paul Hapton- versity, New York. She is a Fel!ow of the American Academy ~ uf Pediatrics, holds a dipbm:1 Bein« AnnounCed · 1 has been on the stalf of the ~i: , -- :;uz Day Ser~!lea Manse Repair Plans are Reviewed During Presbyterian SessJon Mo.ndaYI ' leJI. $1.99V•Iue - .•.$._1.09·14oz. Size YALUES TO 59c BIG ASST. PLASTIC �; ,, ' " . , . .. 1 . •1 ' I . t r '\ " r\ ~ - · ' • ~ •• · ··: • ·'· I ' ' .... ~ I • \' .. • < ' I ,., ; .THE PACE- ~ETTER . FOR LOW t'RICES IS . FOODLAND ! Yet, thlt it the onel But why can only Foodland afford to set the !Me- for so many rock-bottom low prie-s every dey? There is only one answer: we alve no stamps, we do not deal In qames or other chain store qiveaw I'!S. Our avoidance of the costly chain store aim· micks enables us to reduce prices to UNHEARD OF low levels. Yet, worn out as it may sound, our savinqs ere your aain .. . and only for EVERY CUS'I'O· MER . . . EVERY DAY, 'til people a row tired of qet· ting genuine, long-green cash savings. T I N y,s 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TENDERBEST ORK CHOPS 0. GRA='ES lb. / l lb. 32 MOUTHWASH = - -. -.. ~ :: ' PAINT THINNER 7. ~ I ~ BONUS BUY P.JIDE ~ ii /~~· t il.. $ALTINE . ~. CR.CKERS ~ •;:: Sudden ·- ~~ :· . : ' : . : ~·; leanty • '"". . Spray Starch _ Of HUNTING SUPPLIES $p1 •· ::33c ::•p7 c 24 oz. can 1 . PLASTIC QUART Downy ,' lffE BONUS BUY STA .,<-· . u.Qt. EXTRA SPECIAL ~ . . EASY MONDAY . \ ' .. ' . ' . ,. : . •• . ' ~ 1' ~. ' '· 1 ·~· ·. . . ·~ · \ , I Gall~ Pl.asti~.'t'r ' .. . I • . , . .,BLEAC.H'. ; BATMAN GLASSES_. . '. . >. . · . '.' ·, . . . I :. · J '· ' ·. ~ .... ~ •• SH.ELLS WHILE • FOR THE CHILDI,EN ·1DC , . ;, . HAllS '1 1 .,' . ~CH · Plm· ,: , . · · • ' .• • t < • SUNBEAM SHOTGUN MUGS ": '·· . BUY YOUR '.... end .PRICE . . ·'ALCOHOL o·N,. c PHILCO T-V NOW ~ ·c 4c OFF LABEL ONE POUND CAN COMPLETE DISCOUNT . SHOE DEPT. ' FOR THE for Your . LiQuid Starch COFFEE c SWAN RUBBING ' . PAILS Wax Paper MAxwELL HousE TEA LUCAS . PAINTS J Klnt BEEF STEW Contac Capsules . DISCOUNT PRICES ON .:79c \ Dete. r:e~n~t..;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...::~ 1 BREEZE $1'27 lilt MORTON HOUSE ~ ··, REG. t49 IlliZI BONUS BUY .. c ill iii Detergent ' REG. $1.01 14 QT. CAINAT!ON BAKE & BREAK . ~ . HairsprO; ' _ ".:; 39c Instant Milk r WGE ' SEUOION EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 46 oz. CANS II : EASY MONDAY •. __.. -·· ---- .._ .:.:.=. \ PUNCH REG. 39c SIZE, ONLY ,....,..,.- ..."' 8 7Ca•'· ~. BREAD. .. =:rAil HE RI TAG E 'WH O US E tx• . ~ HAWAIIAN ·-~)- ~ 'c oz. BOTTLES BONUS BUY 'I '· ~ FOR ALL BRANDS SHETLAND e GENERAL ELECTRIC e EUREKA e HOOVER e WESTINGHOUSE e ELECTROLUXI ONLY I c ·4ec'lb: fj Sweeper BAGS REEF \ PKG.1 89c NEW BY LISTERINE $1.39SI~MILY EASY MONDAY PINK LOTION c PUr.E PO~:t SAUSAGE c 250 TABLETS REG. EACH -r;:c:;a:r- PORK ROAST RED TOKAY ASPIRIN Family Middleport, 0. LOIN END HOME MADE Norwich GLEEM li&bt. ~ ~OODL~ND Kanauga~ The broad steel teeth on !.his Village Park rake grab the lea " '' • Leave tbe grass intact. Strong, long· lastm g and Center Cut WE RESERVE THe RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY TO SERVE YOU · 'F YO steel "grass-saver'' rake . ~ SUPPLY .:· 0 HAND MIXE.RS REG. $14.44 ONLY GRASS - SEED WHOLE FAMILY CONTAC PAPER ~' ; REG. 491: YD• ONLY ·~ · I �; ,, ' " . , . .. 1 . •1 ' I . t r '\ " r\ ~ - · ' • ~ •• · ··: • ·'· I ' ' .... ~ I • \' .. • < ' I ,., ; .THE PACE- ~ETTER . FOR LOW t'RICES IS . FOODLAND ! Yet, thlt it the onel But why can only Foodland afford to set the !Me- for so many rock-bottom low prie-s every dey? There is only one answer: we alve no stamps, we do not deal In qames or other chain store qiveaw I'!S. Our avoidance of the costly chain store aim· micks enables us to reduce prices to UNHEARD OF low levels. Yet, worn out as it may sound, our savinqs ere your aain .. . and only for EVERY CUS'I'O· MER . . . EVERY DAY, 'til people a row tired of qet· ting genuine, long-green cash savings. T I N y,s 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TENDERBEST ORK CHOPS 0. GRA='ES lb. / l lb. 32 MOUTHWASH = - -. -.. ~ :: ' PAINT THINNER 7. ~ I ~ BONUS BUY P.JIDE ~ ii /~~· t il.. $ALTINE . ~. CR.CKERS ~ •;:: Sudden ·- ~~ :· . : ' : . : ~·; leanty • '"". . Spray Starch _ Of HUNTING SUPPLIES $p1 •· ::33c ::•p7 c 24 oz. can 1 . PLASTIC QUART Downy ,' lffE BONUS BUY STA .,<-· . u.Qt. EXTRA SPECIAL ~ . . EASY MONDAY . \ ' .. ' . ' . ,. : . •• . ' ~ 1' ~. ' '· 1 ·~· ·. . . ·~ · \ , I Gall~ Pl.asti~.'t'r ' .. . I • . , . .,BLEAC.H'. ; BATMAN GLASSES_. . '. . >. . · . '.' ·, . . . I :. · J '· ' ·. ~ .... ~ •• SH.ELLS WHILE • FOR THE CHILDI,EN ·1DC , . ;, . HAllS '1 1 .,' . ~CH · Plm· ,: , . · · • ' .• • t < • SUNBEAM SHOTGUN MUGS ": '·· . BUY YOUR '.... end .PRICE . . ·'ALCOHOL o·N,. c PHILCO T-V NOW ~ ·c 4c OFF LABEL ONE POUND CAN COMPLETE DISCOUNT . SHOE DEPT. ' FOR THE for Your . LiQuid Starch COFFEE c SWAN RUBBING ' . PAILS Wax Paper MAxwELL HousE TEA LUCAS . PAINTS J Klnt BEEF STEW Contac Capsules . DISCOUNT PRICES ON .:79c \ Dete. r:e~n~t..;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...::~ 1 BREEZE $1'27 lilt MORTON HOUSE ~ ··, REG. t49 IlliZI BONUS BUY .. c ill iii Detergent ' REG. $1.01 14 QT. CAINAT!ON BAKE & BREAK . ~ . HairsprO; ' _ ".:; 39c Instant Milk r WGE ' SEUOION EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 46 oz. CANS II : EASY MONDAY •. __.. -·· ---- .._ .:.:.=. \ PUNCH REG. 39c SIZE, ONLY ,....,..,.- ..."' 8 7Ca•'· ~. BREAD. .. =:rAil HE RI TAG E 'WH O US E tx• . ~ HAWAIIAN ·-~)- ~ 'c oz. BOTTLES BONUS BUY 'I '· ~ FOR ALL BRANDS SHETLAND e GENERAL ELECTRIC e EUREKA e HOOVER e WESTINGHOUSE e ELECTROLUXI ONLY I c ·4ec'lb: fj Sweeper BAGS REEF \ PKG.1 89c NEW BY LISTERINE $1.39SI~MILY EASY MONDAY PINK LOTION c PUr.E PO~:t SAUSAGE c 250 TABLETS REG. EACH -r;:c:;a:r- PORK ROAST RED TOKAY ASPIRIN Family Middleport, 0. LOIN END HOME MADE Norwich GLEEM li&bt. ~ ~OODL~ND Kanauga~ The broad steel teeth on !.his Village Park rake grab the lea " '' • Leave tbe grass intact. Strong, long· lastm g and Center Cut WE RESERVE THe RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY TO SERVE YOU · 'F YO steel "grass-saver'' rake . ~ SUPPLY .:· 0 HAND MIXE.RS REG. $14.44 ONLY GRASS - SEED WHOLE FAMILY CONTAC PAPER ~' ; REG. 491: YD• ONLY ·~ · I �.., ,. '. ·,I ',\. '· '· -~· .~ ·' :f .'; ·! .. lllli!D LASSWILL Ii 'I i -......... ....................... ......... . 1 ·•· & .. - lll ·IJIU, l$tal'llll, II OIADLtiA Dar ....,. r tMniTI ..... ... . c· . a .•, .... ~ ,.. Rent ... ..... . - --""... ...... , 4 ,_ .... ~ ........ .............. .., ~ eDttd......... .,..... ...., _ , . fftll' - ..... ,........, I G$11$Q. .,. ....... GHII Q...... 1J C•nte ,.. ...,.. .., ,.,.. boule wllb batb Md • ullll&y room. &ood garden, AI· IIOTIIER ~t and 3 ldtleM, ~ nice. bert HID, Raclae, 0. .Phone; wou.ld love to have · _ttUtc: .... • 1&. Ill: home~_!'h.__!!%-7~- NEWLY deco!'lted apartm 4 large rooms ml balb, eries, linoleum, new o 110 Butternut Ave., Pome Obto. Also fumlsbed I ment, low rent. Ph. tlt ..., --~ •c.,.,,....,._,..,.._ MiniMUM ROoM ~ totelltl¥* ........ftl II ,., c;enl DIKDUnl ltll HI. . . . ano ••• ,.,. •lttltn Ut ca.n. CAID OF> rM"NKI 6 o•ITUUIII 11.U fo' N . .,. ••unlln..- .._ ntl! WILLETS 8UMhess~Serviiesl. -' .. ,. ' 'J ~. Porfterov QUIUYT . Motor ' Co. 1HS CHJ!VROLET f $2295 llttpela Rlrl!top. Loeo)f oWIIOd lbd only 12,000 mlleo. 8 cyl· la4tr,. POWtr Jteerinc, Spotless fawn interior, beautiful in•· rooD fittltb. Radio ond heater. ' . . . MOtOICYCUS lnd BO.CAT Blaettnars . ''';1. ,.._ M 50. SPORT SPRINT -JWTTNARS ~ 1 . I HONDA DAVIDSON WHEEL ALIGNMENT lUKE SERVICE . W8 & SERVICl ' ., ' t II ONI OP THI IIICEIT PIOPLII , ,,, . I RU5J..IED lo-IOME fF;'OM 5Q4,00W LI'L ABNER CALL DICK 'RAWLINGS . bwllngi Honda Sala~ . , 2-2193 Pl!onetti210 . Pomeroy. 0. Syraeose RADIATOR SELLING OUT SERVICE 12 USED CARS LEFl . I PARTS for OUTBOARD MOTORS eBOATS & MOTORS eBOAT fiAINT eTOOLS WY 2-2151 MIDDLIPORT ·OHIO edcllltiOMI WOI'Ct 11 OF'tCI .. GUll tt ' ' " f' M. A. M. M 11111 IT'I ID aMY :L t 11a a. M. htUnt•Y ~ ......... PHONf WY 2·2156 TO "-Mil A IIUUL t PRODUCI- -Notl• WEEK END ROOM apartment w111t ull11tlea furaisbed, cloee busioess dlstrlcl, 110 pets. ~~• 14 Pomeroy Motor Co. . ' OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. e ROOM hotue 1D Brad close to school. Pb. 8e29-13 meetina, Sept. 15, Society Notes 1C1r I Truck eH..ter Core 1 Bulld-r · I Any Type ,. 1Y HOWIE SCHNEIDER S..At MetropOlitan Motors I'OO'RE RIGHT. MONIQUE t A MAtJ Evenlnp and Saturday HI>.\; TO M~ RIGHT \ INro THE THICK OF Bashan I ~M! Society News I 1 GASULINI! ALLEY A WHITE FLAB Wtn·l A \'tUCW STREAK OOWioJ THE MIOCU:f LIFE AND STIIKE •• By ART DICK TRACY BUT TI-IAT MEANS A FUl.L-5CALE RAfDf GOTTO AFIOUSE SAIA AND iHE CHIEF. WANTED BOY or GIRL In Rutland To LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII Eorn Monty 1nd Priret Delivering The D1ily Sentinel to Mtablished / ""· Route 1-l ELLO, MISS SAMOVAk!l a~, vou wo~ ee AHNIE! I'VE HEARD~ MANY WONDERI=Ul. TH!NC.i ABOUT 'f'OU rR0M OUVER! BUT PlEA'SE! NOT "MISS 5AMoVAR'I IT SOI.IND9 'SO COLD AND ~AL' WANTED BOY or GIRL Lower Pomeroy & Upper Mlclcllepart Route Earn Money ond PrizM O.livtring The D1ily Stllttinel to estobllshed ' I Route - ..::t· DAILY CROSSWORD CALL 992-2156 4. - aNI ACBO!i\S ,.._ ........ ........ -~- CAR HOPS walllal aow. Must De II or older. Apply in per· son. Crow's Sll!llt House, Pollll!roy. 9 14 tfc - { ~· I.Colllb, 9 14 3tc NOW TAKING appUcations for waitress and grill woman from 6 p. m. till midnight. Applf In ..,_ M tltl W. tin Reslaiamil, Ohio. ~ »14 3tc HOUSEKEEPER IAJ help care lor I children, printe room and board. small lnilll'l· Jalla Hill. RuiiiDd, 2 houses be- low Na~e Church. I U ltc Wan_. To Buy confldenllll. Send list to: Casb Inc. P. 0. 8os ... Mam. IV. Va, I t 12lp ANTIQUES, Furniture, marble top tabla. dishes, cut - . miscella-.a ltema. L te Leeton Taa Pomeroy, OblO. sure 2:1. Looped letter , 7. Vexed 1. An Italian a ._H_pd lO. MI.xtwe State 15. OIJpleUt 16. Habit 17. Perfona lB. Germ• rope X. IroquoU la.dy Indiaa 11. Short27. Bam· winded boo· 13. Mr. Su1Una like an4 IJa8S'I ..........,......... .. )= 29.Ha........ 10. ......, '*"'I 32. Girt'• 20. Public Jet. COUnty -. n~ckllaml noUces tbe Flrtll 38. Joumey 21. One of ibe or CIJ* 37. Yeme'a Britbh 31. Futeat, u capital crown jenlo with aluo at. Gal at 101, I • .. ·-'~ --UUo 1'-GJ!a- IT's MY OWN F.'I.ILT. THE DENTI5T \W\RNED MEi 10 GO oA:W ON MY FRONT 1tlOTH. SmoD river 10. lnq'llr• IS.Amlltcta motll 34. TlnJ 2111. Lonp f~W 1'1. Slip sldtwaY• '- DaiiOJ OIL BacA!n, Ill I. ..... .,_0), I :a lfc sa.. 3i. lla&le .Ucitl to.Jtallon 41. Cellltrn or.: d. Prophet tS.FeU... 1MI IUVIIIA _ $2595 Bulek 2 dr. H1r11 Top. Was $1111. One, Ill tbe tparest 1. Groot Wtoltt. 2.Imoflno4 s. CIIJpo' p.-r ~ PAILY CltflfOCIVOIZ. u-·• ·-to .t.&Y•J.a44&a II Lo.-eFELLOW tWo OD}'Wbere. 'l'hll oae bas ....U, been babied. It Is ful· wttt Ill , :i ODe letter.....-, . . . . f1111t..,.lher. Ia W. . . . . . ~~~,_ 1ae tbne U., X .... 1M- O'o, tie. SIIIJie . . _ !lfOI" IN,-, aod f ll'tdlff-. I tiOD <II the el ltlttll. _ . . . ,1M . .ltttCIII __ .& OSL' FGY QVr WY JFIVZ .,.,_Jt.4ZC\'4 TJK TKBNX SJFC NPaRJVX . --- ............, RLOIJ ' ~Y='~ ... ~,..~ Ali I t Ml D WHO WOVLD ,JIA1' Ciii'CII: '11m ~tmll • ... .,~- · - ........... . .. ... - ~ If equipped wltb power·ateerJai. power ilrallef, outoatllle lntta. and mlinp otb« aeeet· torles. lf61 CHI'VROLIT _ ,, Ht5 11111 .mved. VU.. Air 4 $'. Sedan. Like I!IW tlmttwl&e linlaiL Automltle transmlo· ilotl, IIII.AITTNAIS ........,, Ohle s- ... C .c:r . *""' 28. Wy........ 24. ~.i lly IRANNII fo,._Mml TEB INSURANCE AGENCY INC. before ~our IIYGY auto IDauraDee- We may ""'GPaiVG oble to eave you ~· ..._._, .... .......,. .. I) . . 'l'e~Q'o: GET A qtlll 5¢ .... IItie NOT GEi TO 6010 lH£ OF 1/H CHOICE ! ll""''r..;.;pr.;ri"" article 18. Proportion OLD COINS lind paper cul'I'OIJo cy iD nice condtlloo. material Defort! _. especiall,y wanted, paymc clllTI!IIt prices, Rudbill, • mea- 5. Console• 6. Arabic WOMEN lor waltr•ss work, 1 n . Squeea must be neat ill awearance. ' 12.En~ll* poet aal Apply in per9011 at ll!e Green I dramatist Gables, Rt. 7, Gallipolis, 0. 14. Mormoa ,..,.,.__,....,.,,.,.,--- 2:. CU<O, ouu 1. Name for a Help Wllllled "() ""' t:.... �.., ,. '. ·,I ',\. '· '· -~· .~ ·' :f .'; ·! .. lllli!D LASSWILL Ii 'I i -......... ....................... ......... . 1 ·•· & .. - lll ·IJIU, l$tal'llll, II OIADLtiA Dar ....,. r tMniTI ..... ... . c· . a .•, .... ~ ,.. Rent ... ..... . - --""... ...... , 4 ,_ .... ~ ........ .............. .., ~ eDttd......... .,..... ...., _ , . fftll' - ..... ,........, I G$11$Q. .,. ....... GHII Q...... 1J C•nte ,.. ...,.. .., ,.,.. boule wllb batb Md • ullll&y room. &ood garden, AI· IIOTIIER ~t and 3 ldtleM, ~ nice. bert HID, Raclae, 0. .Phone; wou.ld love to have · _ttUtc: .... • 1&. Ill: home~_!'h.__!!%-7~- NEWLY deco!'lted apartm 4 large rooms ml balb, eries, linoleum, new o 110 Butternut Ave., Pome Obto. Also fumlsbed I ment, low rent. Ph. tlt ..., --~ •c.,.,,....,._,..,.._ MiniMUM ROoM ~ totelltl¥* ........ftl II ,., c;enl DIKDUnl ltll HI. . . . ano ••• ,.,. •lttltn Ut ca.n. CAID OF> rM"NKI 6 o•ITUUIII 11.U fo' N . .,. ••unlln..- .._ ntl! WILLETS 8UMhess~Serviiesl. -' .. ,. ' 'J ~. Porfterov QUIUYT . Motor ' Co. 1HS CHJ!VROLET f $2295 llttpela Rlrl!top. Loeo)f oWIIOd lbd only 12,000 mlleo. 8 cyl· la4tr,. POWtr Jteerinc, Spotless fawn interior, beautiful in•· rooD fittltb. Radio ond heater. ' . . . MOtOICYCUS lnd BO.CAT Blaettnars . ''';1. ,.._ M 50. SPORT SPRINT -JWTTNARS ~ 1 . I HONDA DAVIDSON WHEEL ALIGNMENT lUKE SERVICE . W8 & SERVICl ' ., ' t II ONI OP THI IIICEIT PIOPLII , ,,, . I RU5J..IED lo-IOME fF;'OM 5Q4,00W LI'L ABNER CALL DICK 'RAWLINGS . bwllngi Honda Sala~ . , 2-2193 Pl!onetti210 . Pomeroy. 0. Syraeose RADIATOR SELLING OUT SERVICE 12 USED CARS LEFl . I PARTS for OUTBOARD MOTORS eBOATS & MOTORS eBOAT fiAINT eTOOLS WY 2-2151 MIDDLIPORT ·OHIO edcllltiOMI WOI'Ct 11 OF'tCI .. GUll tt ' ' " f' M. A. M. M 11111 IT'I ID aMY :L t 11a a. M. htUnt•Y ~ ......... PHONf WY 2·2156 TO "-Mil A IIUUL t PRODUCI- -Notl• WEEK END ROOM apartment w111t ull11tlea furaisbed, cloee busioess dlstrlcl, 110 pets. ~~• 14 Pomeroy Motor Co. . ' OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. e ROOM hotue 1D Brad close to school. Pb. 8e29-13 meetina, Sept. 15, Society Notes 1C1r I Truck eH..ter Core 1 Bulld-r · I Any Type ,. 1Y HOWIE SCHNEIDER S..At MetropOlitan Motors I'OO'RE RIGHT. MONIQUE t A MAtJ Evenlnp and Saturday HI>.\; TO M~ RIGHT \ INro THE THICK OF Bashan I ~M! Society News I 1 GASULINI! ALLEY A WHITE FLAB Wtn·l A \'tUCW STREAK OOWioJ THE MIOCU:f LIFE AND STIIKE •• By ART DICK TRACY BUT TI-IAT MEANS A FUl.L-5CALE RAfDf GOTTO AFIOUSE SAIA AND iHE CHIEF. WANTED BOY or GIRL In Rutland To LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII Eorn Monty 1nd Priret Delivering The D1ily Sentinel to Mtablished / ""· Route 1-l ELLO, MISS SAMOVAk!l a~, vou wo~ ee AHNIE! I'VE HEARD~ MANY WONDERI=Ul. TH!NC.i ABOUT 'f'OU rR0M OUVER! BUT PlEA'SE! NOT "MISS 5AMoVAR'I IT SOI.IND9 'SO COLD AND ~AL' WANTED BOY or GIRL Lower Pomeroy & Upper Mlclcllepart Route Earn Money ond PrizM O.livtring The D1ily Stllttinel to estobllshed ' I Route - ..::t· DAILY CROSSWORD CALL 992-2156 4. - aNI ACBO!i\S ,.._ ........ ........ -~- CAR HOPS walllal aow. Must De II or older. Apply in per· son. Crow's Sll!llt House, Pollll!roy. 9 14 tfc - { ~· I.Colllb, 9 14 3tc NOW TAKING appUcations for waitress and grill woman from 6 p. m. till midnight. Applf In ..,_ M tltl W. tin Reslaiamil, Ohio. ~ »14 3tc HOUSEKEEPER IAJ help care lor I children, printe room and board. small lnilll'l· Jalla Hill. RuiiiDd, 2 houses be- low Na~e Church. I U ltc Wan_. To Buy confldenllll. Send list to: Casb Inc. P. 0. 8os ... Mam. IV. Va, I t 12lp ANTIQUES, Furniture, marble top tabla. dishes, cut - . miscella-.a ltema. L te Leeton Taa Pomeroy, OblO. sure 2:1. Looped letter , 7. Vexed 1. An Italian a ._H_pd lO. MI.xtwe State 15. OIJpleUt 16. Habit 17. Perfona lB. Germ• rope X. IroquoU la.dy Indiaa 11. Short27. Bam· winded boo· 13. Mr. Su1Una like an4 IJa8S'I ..........,......... .. )= 29.Ha........ 10. ......, '*"'I 32. Girt'• 20. Public Jet. COUnty -. n~ckllaml noUces tbe Flrtll 38. Joumey 21. One of ibe or CIJ* 37. Yeme'a Britbh 31. Futeat, u capital crown jenlo with aluo at. Gal at 101, I • .. ·-'~ --UUo 1'-GJ!a- IT's MY OWN F.'I.ILT. THE DENTI5T \W\RNED MEi 10 GO oA:W ON MY FRONT 1tlOTH. SmoD river 10. lnq'llr• IS.Amlltcta motll 34. TlnJ 2111. Lonp f~W 1'1. Slip sldtwaY• '- DaiiOJ OIL BacA!n, Ill I. ..... .,_0), I :a lfc sa.. 3i. lla&le .Ucitl to.Jtallon 41. Cellltrn or.: d. Prophet tS.FeU... 1MI IUVIIIA _ $2595 Bulek 2 dr. H1r11 Top. Was $1111. One, Ill tbe tparest 1. Groot Wtoltt. 2.Imoflno4 s. CIIJpo' p.-r ~ PAILY CltflfOCIVOIZ. u-·• ·-to .t.&Y•J.a44&a II Lo.-eFELLOW tWo OD}'Wbere. 'l'hll oae bas ....U, been babied. It Is ful· wttt Ill , :i ODe letter.....-, . . . . f1111t..,.lher. Ia W. . . . . . ~~~,_ 1ae tbne U., X .... 1M- O'o, tie. SIIIJie . . _ !lfOI" IN,-, aod f ll'tdlff-. I tiOD <II the el ltlttll. _ . . . ,1M . .ltttCIII __ .& OSL' FGY QVr WY JFIVZ .,.,_Jt.4ZC\'4 TJK TKBNX SJFC NPaRJVX . --- ............, RLOIJ ' ~Y='~ ... ~,..~ Ali I t Ml D WHO WOVLD ,JIA1' Ciii'CII: '11m ~tmll • ... .,~- · - ........... . .. ... - ~ If equipped wltb power·ateerJai. power ilrallef, outoatllle lntta. and mlinp otb« aeeet· torles. lf61 CHI'VROLIT _ ,, Ht5 11111 .mved. VU.. Air 4 $'. Sedan. Like I!IW tlmttwl&e linlaiL Automltle transmlo· ilotl, IIII.AITTNAIS ........,, Ohle s- ... C .c:r . *""' 28. Wy........ 24. ~.i lly IRANNII fo,._Mml TEB INSURANCE AGENCY INC. before ~our IIYGY auto IDauraDee- We may ""'GPaiVG oble to eave you ~· ..._._, .... .......,. .. I) . . 'l'e~Q'o: GET A qtlll 5¢ .... IItie NOT GEi TO 6010 lH£ OF 1/H CHOICE ! ll""''r..;.;pr.;ri"" article 18. Proportion OLD COINS lind paper cul'I'OIJo cy iD nice condtlloo. material Defort! _. especiall,y wanted, paymc clllTI!IIt prices, Rudbill, • mea- 5. Console• 6. Arabic WOMEN lor waltr•ss work, 1 n . Squeea must be neat ill awearance. ' 12.En~ll* poet aal Apply in per9011 at ll!e Green I dramatist Gables, Rt. 7, Gallipolis, 0. 14. Mormoa ,..,.,.__,....,.,,.,.,--- 2:. CU<O, ouu 1. Name for a Help Wllllled "() ""' t:.... �,, ' "· ' ' • ,f Reedsville ~~M./tmd•r ~~~Mil Society Notes (ll LJ..<thttt.,..Jumlll-. ... le&:Yr to •e&tll aquue1 to ·' ..,. ,._ ordinar,- wwdt. · with relatives. She was acool"' eleviDe with ·111).. lllr. Rpss Mrs. John Hetzer. · · Ronald Cashdollar, R3C, U. S. Navy , has spent a 3G day leave and Wl.lh h1's paroots, Mr. Mrs. Allred Cashdollar. Ronaid has returned to Los Angel· es. Calif., where he is stationed on !he Belle Grove L.S.D. The Coshdollars have also received word tlmt their son, ruchard. Rose ~pept Sun~ay al ·! 'ld Man's ·,,.,.. Cove near Lake Hope. ,.,_ .. ~ ,.lV Notes Recent ·.visiton of Mrs. He!· -·e Archer w~re Mr. an·d M . '' ~. ' llon Coleman and children ani! Mrs. Milton Tuttle of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Elden Blake, Jr. and family of Washington C. H. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Walton 1--MOIM-·I[IXXIlliJ I Ju~nb\t.• : \ ··•terday'• i lAGLE 1-'-b~off: P 'lurl fl dull wlm'• pmor ill hisfUIJ it"e;lol be-GREAT ON DAllS -·-----kt>T1!'. Mr. <lnd Mrs. Harold Sau- Rutland ,r i\1 ar.v Huth and J o.v. J 1m Sht'et~. Q;-tvtd Srr.;~gg, Mr. Chll<'k Eads. Mr. and Mrs. Clyd~ Scra gg, Mr. 1-lugh S hif~ llel, Roger and Da\· id , Mr. and - --· - - ·--~l nt Raymc-md Wilcox and dHIBy .JF.i\N ·PARKER 1 dren, Sandy Tay lor ";Jrk Mor· Wt•ekt>nd ·guests of Mr and' ri s, Mr. ;wd Mrs. Hoy SnowMrs. H.t1y Snowden were his . dt>n. Mr~ - RnH·e \lay, Debbi< brorher. Willi~m Snowden. rt \' 1 and :\>like, Mr '> . JP oHi Parkt>r IJ;Jyton. illld thf'ir da11ghter, and Suz~' · Jim Caqw11 trr. Mr . Mr . ar.d \Irs. Cho-1rles Simrkins. ! and Mr ~ . .Jack C'ri !-i p. Jim, C'llCJr!a and Melissa. Celumbw~. '. ti le11n lilld Ca rl a. Mr. and Mrs. ::i impkin s and :VIf'li <:~J ' Mrs . .James Council. Jam es were Saturday O\'t' rnigltt gue sts · nav id <Jnd Roh r rt , and Mr vf Mr. and ?.·lrs. H{lmf'r Park- · F'rarwi:-: Andn•w<,; . t'J' and StJ Zy . CharlA sren t Sun:\11'. m:d \•Irs. Harold Ri rr day with Mr . and :\}r<,;. Bn ll'e May, DE:bbie and \olilw. Sun- ami Davt travel ea to Columbus ldsl weekt:>nd ;md attended l11e diiy dinner guf'sts of the Snowdens "ere Mr . Wi lliam Snnw- Llllio State Fair. There they mf't their other threP chi ldren. den. the Simpkins and P ;·lrk ~·r · f<:~m tlit'S. Sunday aflt-rrwon f'Cl ll- Httspmar_v. Ellen and P;.w l who ers at the Snowden twme wt're h<1d gone to the !-'air with tht their ni~e. Mr.· and Ml':>:. Don Butl:md l1i,ch sthool brtnd. The SmiUJ {the former Kath l~·e r Hwc Jamily slrt _\·f'd OW'rn ighl in Ct•lumiJliS with ;\·lr and Snowden) and childrt'n. Timn ..v and Cyndy of San LPa ndra. CCII · \lr s. ll:1r·n•y Roth . On Sunday, the H1ces mo tnred to To led& l ifornia , Jim Carpen ter ol Pom froy and the Brm·e M;tv t anH wlwre they att ended the c(l:ct- 1 1 f'n Wedd ing anni v~rsa ry ce leYHecent Sunday aflenlttOn vis- brill run of J\lr· Rice's aunt and itors of Mr. and Mrs. Ken net h IInde, Mr._ and Mrs. Carl_ WeyD · Roger and Rodne and gandt. wh1rh was held tn the th:~:sdaughter, Mr. ami YMrs. Lutht'rall Churl'll there. James !Rasaliel Hood and Jo. Mr . and Mrs. Robert Canaday lene who are vi siting hf' rf frorn visit t'd in R1o Grande Saturday Californ,;a . were Mr. Jack B<l- evening wiih .\ l r. and Mrs. Mar· con and daughter of Charlt>s· I ~hall L'a r~ a dav . Other visitors ton, \V' . Va., Jim CClrpenter of were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pomeroy . Brend<1 Turner and , Canaday and family el Xenia. Suzy Parker. Mr. and :>·Irs. I Mi ss Mara Canaday, Gerald's Hotd ar rived here on Tuf"Sday, j daughter, returned home with Aug. 30 an~ lef! for thei_r home the Robert Canaday! and was at Mount am V1ew. Cal!f. on : the1 r Saturday overnight guest. Sept. 8. T hey also vis iiPd his On Sunday, the Canadays and paren ts, Mr. ::md Mrs. MilttJn i Mrs. Edna Russell retuned to Hood, John and Sam. Midd le- : th~ Marshall Canaday home JIOrt. in Ri1 GraFlde where the CanMrs. J~an V<i ndt'rnark and i!day reunion was tle-Jd. Peggy of Hohnkus. N. J., reMr. Chris Diehl was admit· cently spent a week here with ted 1.1 Veterans' Memorial hos-hPr mother. J\1rs. C. 0. Chap· pital on Saturday and was dis· man and her s1ster\ Mrs. Ann charged on Mollday. Webster. Following .. their visit Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wyatt hert>, tht> Vandemarks went to I (Linda First) are annouflcing folumbus where tRey met her 1the birth of an eight pound, 3 husb;md, Mr. Bob Vandemark j ouAce baby girl, born at Vetand Ann. From there they weRt I eraAs' Memorial Hospital. The to Lima to attend the wedding ] Wyatts have another daughter. of Mr. Vandemark 's nephew, Grandparen ts are Mr. and from where they returned· tQ Mrs. Charle-s Wyatt. G r e a·tHotwkus by plane. The Vande. grandparents are Mr. and Mra. marks are ID&\'ing immediately Ross First. to Coral Gables. Fla. Peggy Mrs . Daisy Swick is ('ODfiRed wi ll be a junior in high school I to Veterans Memeriai Hospital. there and ARD .is a _ sop~ornore j Mrs . J . E. Jackson (Bertha) at Syracuse Uruvers1ty IJI New is confined t. Veterans Mem~ Yerk. · orial Hospital. W: lis Dillon, a 1966 graduate I Mr. and MrB. Russ Little of ~and High School, is 1spent the holiday weeket~d in t~pellding a 10-d(iy leave with ] .Jacksonville at the Old Set· his parents Mr. and Mrs. J im i lien' Reunion where they opDillon . Dillon, who hat! been r erated a commercial food tent. at : Those hPlping were Mrs. Marie stat ioned with the Navy Great Lakes, Ill .• will go to ; Birrhfield, Robbie aAd Jimmie, Sart Frandsc1 following his Mrs. Freda Grate, Mr. Floyd le~ve for (i ve months training. i Braley, Becky Haley and Sue Mr. and Mrs . David Eskf'W 1Clonch. The Littles son, Rusty of Newark s~nt the Labor i whe is employed in Newark, Day weekend with her parents, I was home fer the We@kend and \.1r. and Mrs . Harvey Erlewine ' also worked at the affair. and Kandi. They also visited [ Mr. a11d Mrs. N. B. Birchwi th his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 field of Dade City. Fla. , are . Ch~riPs Eskew, Pomerty. I visilir1g here with their son, .\h . ond \1 rs. Ronnie Smith Mr. and Mrs. Howard Birchlind Sf!O ha\'e mo..,·ed iAto the field, Kimberly, Jim aAd RobAmnlrl Cr· ate trailf' r on Bryant bie, and with other fri ends in Houd in the Turner additiofl . MPigs County. Mrs. Gl<~dys Cox and son Mrs. Jeanette Davis is car· h;n f' moved into thP .o\rnold ing for Becky Gar1er, s m a 11 r;1<~IP pnJper·ty formerly oceu- 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robpit-d hy the Roma Cre means : ert Garner, Jr. , while Mrs. ~.Jnrily. in _the Tumt>r additilln. ) Garner is teaching in the Har· \Jr ~- Cox 1s a teacher Bl Rut- . ri.'innville Elementary school. ~~nd ll igh School. : Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tackett .\1r. and Mr~. Elmer Althouse ! and fa mily have moved from t l:il:'tt.~· S pr~ of Fort Eus- 1 lhe f)avtd !railer fill Salem : u ~. Va .. v is~d here with Sl. te the Arnold Grale pro~ ner mother brother . Mrs . ert"· behind the Rutland Furni· C.Jlvm SprouS;t ar.d Randy tur~ Store. Sor1etv Notes RACINE ... ,..,,,_ v,,, iiihll'l. h<. ~;?!ed~mPie•llsonby hw~- wm1o111hvl••s: GoeM!.'"'anlld~ ; !_!"!'!X.,.·,:,'......_ .:; . 0 · By Mrs. L•lt llaldtrooa BY MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS ' Mrs. Billie Wyatt, Concord, The W.S.C.S. of the MethoCalif .. is visiling with her sisdiBt church was entertained In I ter. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Humthe home of Mrs. Harry Pickphrey. Mrs. Wyatt and Mr. ons. Mrs. Sybil Miles present· ' and Mrs. Humphrey spent a ed the program. Refreshments weekend with their daughter were served. Mr. and Mrs. Len Slone and has a Postal Clerk 3rd Class and ·children of Celumbu~ visit~ Sgt. Faye J. Norris Is a pa· rating . Richard is stationed at ed with Mr. and Mrs. Carl [omil y in Cleveland. ,. WaJ. tient at Waller Reed HMpltal. San Francisco on the U. S. ton and Mr. and Mrs. ~ o~ames l\lr. and Mrs. V. Baker, New Mr. and Mrs. Pric<l Wolle of Brighton, Pa .. and Mr. and Dixie. Ruth and family. Lexingloa, 0. open! IOVetal Mrs. Clyde Kindfew of Park- Mrs. Bernie Edward s hao re. days with hlr llstor, Mrs. Hazel ersburg. were recenl visitors of turned home from a visit with In 1778, Benjamin Franklla Comahan. Other gueoll were . Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pickering , her son Mr. and M1·s. Rubert was sent to France, Instructed Mr. and ~- Ralpb Gllm<n. and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. \V ii· i Edwards. Dayton. lo negotiale a treaty to e•d the Mr. and Mn. Fen:ell Brinker Now arrant:t the c.irrlrd ldlert Iiams. ' Mr and Mrs. Ralph Smith American Revolutionary War. of East St. Louis, DL and Mr. to form tht aurprifK' auu;wer, as sug·.:ested by the abo"~ cutoon. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Reed attended the Smith reunion at In 1847, the U.S. Army alld ~-Elmer Brinker of Kirk· of Coolville and Mr. and Me<. lhc h•me of Mrs. Bert Smith occupied Mexico City . land, m., were recent guealllll Ernest Rulh enjov<d a trip o• of Silver Ridge. , In 194!1, President William Mr. aad Mrs. Jeose Brlaker. tbe Skyline Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barohart ! McKinley died from · woullds Dr. Kathryn Pltll808 rekn(Aon.,.,.H ~r ·:." . Attending the Boring reunion/ and sons spent their vacation I received eighl days earlier at od to ber home at BlacksburJ, DRONE AGHA$1 OAINTY 'at New Lexington wert Mr. witb her morher, Mrs. Ora tbe hands of an assas•iL Va. aftor "P"''"ll8 m wtlill I ' ' '•l, 'nd .aunt.- Mrs. Hell!!! , .,..t ,Mrs. GraQt Smith an!l c~il- 1c~~~:· 9reat Falls, ·M!>nta'*'" 1. Racme ~ren, Mr. and· Mrs. Granl Bor- . !1\lf: klld Mf•:- ·E.rnesl -;!tufjl ~:· :-mg and, fam~J·. and Mr. and .apd , r.lr· 'lfld Mrs.• . l-Hwrence · , , 14-Dally SentineL Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 14, ·19118 - - - - - - - - - and Mno. Alpha Smith, I ' ,,. 11 intlefiaitely. . ' Mn. Mildred 'swift of Celum· bus and Christine Lake of Alb· ens spent Saturday with their •paren1a; Mr. an d .,_ "uo. Franc,. Morrl•. . Mr. and ~- Ed"ard Wagner ..... ..a and son•, Steve, Chuck""" 1\0B· , nle spent a week receut!)' on vacation In Kentucky, VIrginia, lh 11 Tennessee and Nor Coro na. . Their son, Chuck, entered Nasb· 1 Coli ege. ville Auto Diose Ifni. Eather Comstock ollta· 111J81 iplllll the weekend wltll her daqbter, Mrs. Jesse Brllk· II' and family. Mercedel C<JIIdoD and moth«', Mrl. Ed CandoD of Pome. rat iplllllllmlday wltll M r 1. Maud Youill. J.fr. and Mrs. Bea Pbllson aad Mrs. c;,._ Lewll llJIOIII Saturday Ill Lake Jlopt, . llr. 111111 Mrs. Olarlel Wl8• _. llJIOIII Ole walblltl Ia 01- Ml'l . !!'!>'• "" Roseville were weekej!IJ'. juell' of lllr. alld Mra: AlbVI !WI. Mr. and Mrs. •Frmu;ls. M~rrl • called on Mr. and llli's. H9f!lti Radford and Mr ' aad M" ' Fred Goegleln at Rock Sprln&" SwKt 8ne . ' ay llll_oon. ·;,. ' I(ROGER AND STOKELY'S . ~ , · ., Iront . cc;uncll ' onPav u~-·tl Grants . ~ ·· · moNTON• Ohle (UP!l · · - rl· · ty oounc11 have enacted•an, or· dinRice grantinI,...,,. Ad .a~,. ·,~-es to the city's union empfoyer. pollee and flremell, At the special le:JBI.., colm· 01 cll approved a 10 to !!o cent ' hour raise, based an job class!· flcation•. for ' II members nt Local 771, American Federalion tf State, County and Municipal employea. Salaries for pollr•· 8 men were boosted by $21l1l ,.ar while regular firemen Will ncelfl f451 pet year more. 30CI $1 Pork & Beans __ 8 No. e•ns MARKET Beets --------- ·Honey Pod Pea Suinach ltoktl~ W. K. of C. S. Gol~ Corn --------·- 5 cans No. lfl ------- Stokoly Cut $1 Green Beans -....• 5No.l03$1 can• Stokely HURRY! Money •Go·· Round ENDS No.2% cans Applesauce 8~ No.303 SAT. SEPT. 17 cans 51'11 & PEARL S'/'S .- RACINE Kroger White Fresh Picnic Por k R·o ast 5to61b. c Average ·lb. Stokely Fruit SAVE ..., 28c ~ Cocktail Stokely Assorted Flavors Orange Juice~- Fr~:it Drinks Pear Halves ......, c II H( I I ,,I OLi ., C: M AN1 to m Rr p, GET TE INt aut lbt over I he Labm- . Day w.. kend. j 5to6lb. the Hight to Limit Quantities - -. $1 Chicllf'n of S•• Churdc Light of 1'una __ • ____ 3No'"89c .~.. Tissue .. - -- --... 4 c Tendtray lontles1 HMI r1 Buns ·------- 5 '.:•. $1 Round Roast _-. Cllof'. Dtlltlhl ....... Thrifty Baneltl• Httl of Cheese ' _____ 2 THAT GOOD FAIRMONT BRANDl Y2 qa~ GIADI A HOMOGENIZED BU:Y 'EM NOW ARGO SLICED carto~ 4 ":;!" '1 CASE 24 gal. 7 Dog Food 1 ,~,.,!1 c CASE 48 6.75 BY FAIRMONT SEVERAL FLAVORS FOR YOU Home 1'1ck C1rton Of6 t-1' . ' \I ~ ,.. . • ; - ' ,. r· q, ~-•. ; , ., ' ~· .. ~ 'i Kroger All Ffavon Hlddon Mlglt ~~~ 59c Tip Roast .... $1 Buttermilk _- 2 v. ••1,. 79c - __ •• _•• lb. 49c . Round Steak SmaU, Lean, Wholt, Srnoktcl Gleem ______6 ':.:· 58c Kroger Plain 3-u:. By The Piece 011 .. Lool, Lunch Meat • _. . . PIClllCS Ice Milk ----- , ••1. 59c 79e tb. ..~ Thrifty lb. Tenderay lb. Hvorodo Cooked Soloml, Spl Luncheon, Dutch LHf, Peppered Loll ]••• .... 68c Tnnch Meat __ _ 12.... pkg. 59e lb. 89c !f!itfty ~· Sirloin INfll' ftlecltl Varitly c Oliyes .••. ____ 3 l,... $1 Tip Roast ·-- --- . ... --. -~ ..... Tokay Rabieror · SP~4le88 lb. Z5c , ......, Crlllf, lncf ..,dtr buy 'tm by lho llunch lhlt ... ! . - · Kloftrt Grapes Fresh Ground Round . .. ., .•; ·,~.·-'· ", l, it1 '·<, • . f j( ,., ;·.:.. .lb. Sphqnum Peat Moss. 6 lf!OEXTQ TOP YAJ.UI( STA~a, u ' ... ,.... toiHto " - J ·. , .V4f!ll.~ II~TfWT " (,. . ~71. " ' ··- ••••••••••• ... 11. "Shenandoah Turkey" !i Whlta Mtlll $3.89 Tulip .G . Ih. "Planting Items" 3.75 ~ . $1.39 $1 '.1 ' MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING _ ___._ qt. 49c PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK BISCUITS - · 12-- '1 STOKELY' S RICH TOMATO CATSUP · , FOLGER'S 'NEW' _INSTANT COFFIE.. ·' -,:s1.n '-~ STQ.KELY'S or.DEL MONTE _P1N~PPU JUJCU~~- 89t JOY-DOG FO,OQ-~ . - .. ,. '\, ~ _,,-~J,;~~s4.s' ~ops.icles !~ 2-ct. pkgt. ... 89c lb. Macaroni & Chene Y1l111 Toolhpaolt 3 MEAT FLAVORS ABC BRAND MILK Peaches rsc loloono, ... " · -. Round Roast __ _ 49c ._,ll;arill :Rif, or Drip _ M.....S..,,..r Wfav Pg More. ltJOflev·S•.,erl c lb. pili. Hyg"'do DIP LNf, Hair Spray Our Owl! Good Recipe ••• Fresh, Pure Buttermilk Meat -------- 9 ·- -·, ·Coffee -_-. 2 ,j Fresh Pork Steak Pork Sausage II:). • t .................. wr.... ltlf, _ ·- ···- - - - · • ctns Whiff Alb1core 1'omatoes .. __ 4 No.cans103 .p~1 Saft Wne Van C&m, PoHtd c lb. Average LowPrice - We Reserve .o\ lthouse is sttlti~ned With the : King Hiram of Tyre 8J:iS1sted ll. S. Mmy in; ~ort Eustus. . King .5()Jtimun in the buildmg of Among lhol!t' '!J-~ng to the lemple. AUTI car La ncaster eo ~ ·;~~y 10 ----ar'l oee President Johnson "ere the The tuna Is am011g the fast· following : Dr. Harold Brown, est sw imming fish in tbe sea , Mrs. Harold Brown, Sr., Pal- acc"Ording to the Encyclopaedticia Hennelly, MrJ. T):ree Pic- ia Britaamica -u ... Steliltly Sttwtd Vienna Sausage 4~::~ 19c PICNICS 1 an/1 - - fl c•n• $1 Catsup ------- cans SMOkED 1 1 9 No. 2V. Green Beans 3 ~:.:!> $1 V•n Ctmp ! 1 Stthly Cvt lt,.ely 1 I ••••• 3 No.can•2\lo $1 Tomato Juice _4 46-oz. 6-oz. caiUI ............. loa,;es Stokely 6pak Low Price - - . 16-or. Bread > "The StoTt Wilh A Jlart" Kroger Frozen ' SAVE? Open Mon.-Fri. --· -----· 9 to 6 Saturday -------- -- ----- 9 to 8 ISavingsforSept.lS-16-17/ Peaches ~llokol~ Stokely S.SJtve Alaskl or •' Stokely Y. C. Halves or Slices Hoktly Cut V•n C&mp Here It ls... More Savings For Yo u! A OF Roast ----- 2 ... $2.99 Ught&DorloMNI Bulbs ------ 12 ... 79c Roast • __ . _ 2 .. $2.49 c:- Turby Bulbs • •. ••• 40 ,., 99e Loaf • __ .-. 2 ... $1.59 · · · · •·.~li~ �,, ' "· ' ' • ,f Reedsville ~~M./tmd•r ~~~Mil Society Notes (ll LJ..<thttt.,..Jumlll-. ... le&:Yr to •e&tll aquue1 to ·' ..,. ,._ ordinar,- wwdt. · with relatives. She was acool"' eleviDe with ·111).. lllr. Rpss Mrs. John Hetzer. · · Ronald Cashdollar, R3C, U. S. Navy , has spent a 3G day leave and Wl.lh h1's paroots, Mr. Mrs. Allred Cashdollar. Ronaid has returned to Los Angel· es. Calif., where he is stationed on !he Belle Grove L.S.D. The Coshdollars have also received word tlmt their son, ruchard. Rose ~pept Sun~ay al ·! 'ld Man's ·,,.,.. Cove near Lake Hope. ,.,_ .. ~ ,.lV Notes Recent ·.visiton of Mrs. He!· -·e Archer w~re Mr. an·d M . '' ~. ' llon Coleman and children ani! Mrs. Milton Tuttle of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Elden Blake, Jr. and family of Washington C. H. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Walton 1--MOIM-·I[IXXIlliJ I Ju~nb\t.• : \ ··•terday'• i lAGLE 1-'-b~off: P 'lurl fl dull wlm'• pmor ill hisfUIJ it"e;lol be-GREAT ON DAllS -·-----kt>T1!'. Mr. <lnd Mrs. Harold Sau- Rutland ,r i\1 ar.v Huth and J o.v. J 1m Sht'et~. Q;-tvtd Srr.;~gg, Mr. Chll<'k Eads. Mr. and Mrs. Clyd~ Scra gg, Mr. 1-lugh S hif~ llel, Roger and Da\· id , Mr. and - --· - - ·--~l nt Raymc-md Wilcox and dHIBy .JF.i\N ·PARKER 1 dren, Sandy Tay lor ";Jrk Mor· Wt•ekt>nd ·guests of Mr and' ri s, Mr. ;wd Mrs. Hoy SnowMrs. H.t1y Snowden were his . dt>n. Mr~ - RnH·e \lay, Debbi< brorher. Willi~m Snowden. rt \' 1 and :\>like, Mr '> . JP oHi Parkt>r IJ;Jyton. illld thf'ir da11ghter, and Suz~' · Jim Caqw11 trr. Mr . Mr . ar.d \Irs. Cho-1rles Simrkins. ! and Mr ~ . .Jack C'ri !-i p. Jim, C'llCJr!a and Melissa. Celumbw~. '. ti le11n lilld Ca rl a. Mr. and Mrs. ::i impkin s and :VIf'li <:~J ' Mrs . .James Council. Jam es were Saturday O\'t' rnigltt gue sts · nav id <Jnd Roh r rt , and Mr vf Mr. and ?.·lrs. H{lmf'r Park- · F'rarwi:-: Andn•w<,; . t'J' and StJ Zy . CharlA sren t Sun:\11'. m:d \•Irs. Harold Ri rr day with Mr . and :\}r<,;. Bn ll'e May, DE:bbie and \olilw. Sun- ami Davt travel ea to Columbus ldsl weekt:>nd ;md attended l11e diiy dinner guf'sts of the Snowdens "ere Mr . Wi lliam Snnw- Llllio State Fair. There they mf't their other threP chi ldren. den. the Simpkins and P ;·lrk ~·r · f<:~m tlit'S. Sunday aflt-rrwon f'Cl ll- Httspmar_v. Ellen and P;.w l who ers at the Snowden twme wt're h<1d gone to the !-'air with tht their ni~e. Mr.· and Ml':>:. Don Butl:md l1i,ch sthool brtnd. The SmiUJ {the former Kath l~·e r Hwc Jamily slrt _\·f'd OW'rn ighl in Ct•lumiJliS with ;\·lr and Snowden) and childrt'n. Timn ..v and Cyndy of San LPa ndra. CCII · \lr s. ll:1r·n•y Roth . On Sunday, the H1ces mo tnred to To led& l ifornia , Jim Carpen ter ol Pom froy and the Brm·e M;tv t anH wlwre they att ended the c(l:ct- 1 1 f'n Wedd ing anni v~rsa ry ce leYHecent Sunday aflenlttOn vis- brill run of J\lr· Rice's aunt and itors of Mr. and Mrs. Ken net h IInde, Mr._ and Mrs. Carl_ WeyD · Roger and Rodne and gandt. wh1rh was held tn the th:~:sdaughter, Mr. ami YMrs. Lutht'rall Churl'll there. James !Rasaliel Hood and Jo. Mr . and Mrs. Robert Canaday lene who are vi siting hf' rf frorn visit t'd in R1o Grande Saturday Californ,;a . were Mr. Jack B<l- evening wiih .\ l r. and Mrs. Mar· con and daughter of Charlt>s· I ~hall L'a r~ a dav . Other visitors ton, \V' . Va., Jim CClrpenter of were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pomeroy . Brend<1 Turner and , Canaday and family el Xenia. Suzy Parker. Mr. and :>·Irs. I Mi ss Mara Canaday, Gerald's Hotd ar rived here on Tuf"Sday, j daughter, returned home with Aug. 30 an~ lef! for thei_r home the Robert Canaday! and was at Mount am V1ew. Cal!f. on : the1 r Saturday overnight guest. Sept. 8. T hey also vis iiPd his On Sunday, the Canadays and paren ts, Mr. ::md Mrs. MilttJn i Mrs. Edna Russell retuned to Hood, John and Sam. Midd le- : th~ Marshall Canaday home JIOrt. in Ri1 GraFlde where the CanMrs. J~an V<i ndt'rnark and i!day reunion was tle-Jd. Peggy of Hohnkus. N. J., reMr. Chris Diehl was admit· cently spent a week here with ted 1.1 Veterans' Memorial hos-hPr mother. J\1rs. C. 0. Chap· pital on Saturday and was dis· man and her s1ster\ Mrs. Ann charged on Mollday. Webster. Following .. their visit Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wyatt hert>, tht> Vandemarks went to I (Linda First) are annouflcing folumbus where tRey met her 1the birth of an eight pound, 3 husb;md, Mr. Bob Vandemark j ouAce baby girl, born at Vetand Ann. From there they weRt I eraAs' Memorial Hospital. The to Lima to attend the wedding ] Wyatts have another daughter. of Mr. Vandemark 's nephew, Grandparen ts are Mr. and from where they returned· tQ Mrs. Charle-s Wyatt. G r e a·tHotwkus by plane. The Vande. grandparents are Mr. and Mra. marks are ID&\'ing immediately Ross First. to Coral Gables. Fla. Peggy Mrs . Daisy Swick is ('ODfiRed wi ll be a junior in high school I to Veterans Memeriai Hospital. there and ARD .is a _ sop~ornore j Mrs . J . E. Jackson (Bertha) at Syracuse Uruvers1ty IJI New is confined t. Veterans Mem~ Yerk. · orial Hospital. W: lis Dillon, a 1966 graduate I Mr. and MrB. Russ Little of ~and High School, is 1spent the holiday weeket~d in t~pellding a 10-d(iy leave with ] .Jacksonville at the Old Set· his parents Mr. and Mrs. J im i lien' Reunion where they opDillon . Dillon, who hat! been r erated a commercial food tent. at : Those hPlping were Mrs. Marie stat ioned with the Navy Great Lakes, Ill .• will go to ; Birrhfield, Robbie aAd Jimmie, Sart Frandsc1 following his Mrs. Freda Grate, Mr. Floyd le~ve for (i ve months training. i Braley, Becky Haley and Sue Mr. and Mrs . David Eskf'W 1Clonch. The Littles son, Rusty of Newark s~nt the Labor i whe is employed in Newark, Day weekend with her parents, I was home fer the We@kend and \.1r. and Mrs . Harvey Erlewine ' also worked at the affair. and Kandi. They also visited [ Mr. a11d Mrs. N. B. Birchwi th his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 field of Dade City. Fla. , are . Ch~riPs Eskew, Pomerty. I visilir1g here with their son, .\h . ond \1 rs. Ronnie Smith Mr. and Mrs. Howard Birchlind Sf!O ha\'e mo..,·ed iAto the field, Kimberly, Jim aAd RobAmnlrl Cr· ate trailf' r on Bryant bie, and with other fri ends in Houd in the Turner additiofl . MPigs County. Mrs. Gl<~dys Cox and son Mrs. Jeanette Davis is car· h;n f' moved into thP .o\rnold ing for Becky Gar1er, s m a 11 r;1<~IP pnJper·ty formerly oceu- 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robpit-d hy the Roma Cre means : ert Garner, Jr. , while Mrs. ~.Jnrily. in _the Tumt>r additilln. ) Garner is teaching in the Har· \Jr ~- Cox 1s a teacher Bl Rut- . ri.'innville Elementary school. ~~nd ll igh School. : Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tackett .\1r. and Mr~. Elmer Althouse ! and fa mily have moved from t l:il:'tt.~· S pr~ of Fort Eus- 1 lhe f)avtd !railer fill Salem : u ~. Va .. v is~d here with Sl. te the Arnold Grale pro~ ner mother brother . Mrs . ert"· behind the Rutland Furni· C.Jlvm SprouS;t ar.d Randy tur~ Store. Sor1etv Notes RACINE ... ,..,,,_ v,,, iiihll'l. h<. ~;?!ed~mPie•llsonby hw~- wm1o111hvl••s: GoeM!.'"'anlld~ ; !_!"!'!X.,.·,:,'......_ .:; . 0 · By Mrs. L•lt llaldtrooa BY MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS ' Mrs. Billie Wyatt, Concord, The W.S.C.S. of the MethoCalif .. is visiling with her sisdiBt church was entertained In I ter. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Humthe home of Mrs. Harry Pickphrey. Mrs. Wyatt and Mr. ons. Mrs. Sybil Miles present· ' and Mrs. Humphrey spent a ed the program. Refreshments weekend with their daughter were served. Mr. and Mrs. Len Slone and has a Postal Clerk 3rd Class and ·children of Celumbu~ visit~ Sgt. Faye J. Norris Is a pa· rating . Richard is stationed at ed with Mr. and Mrs. Carl [omil y in Cleveland. ,. WaJ. tient at Waller Reed HMpltal. San Francisco on the U. S. ton and Mr. and Mrs. ~ o~ames l\lr. and Mrs. V. Baker, New Mr. and Mrs. Pric<l Wolle of Brighton, Pa .. and Mr. and Dixie. Ruth and family. Lexingloa, 0. open! IOVetal Mrs. Clyde Kindfew of Park- Mrs. Bernie Edward s hao re. days with hlr llstor, Mrs. Hazel ersburg. were recenl visitors of turned home from a visit with In 1778, Benjamin Franklla Comahan. Other gueoll were . Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pickering , her son Mr. and M1·s. Rubert was sent to France, Instructed Mr. and ~- Ralpb Gllm<n. and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. \V ii· i Edwards. Dayton. lo negotiale a treaty to e•d the Mr. and Mn. Fen:ell Brinker Now arrant:t the c.irrlrd ldlert Iiams. ' Mr and Mrs. Ralph Smith American Revolutionary War. of East St. Louis, DL and Mr. to form tht aurprifK' auu;wer, as sug·.:ested by the abo"~ cutoon. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Reed attended the Smith reunion at In 1847, the U.S. Army alld ~-Elmer Brinker of Kirk· of Coolville and Mr. and Me<. lhc h•me of Mrs. Bert Smith occupied Mexico City . land, m., were recent guealllll Ernest Rulh enjov<d a trip o• of Silver Ridge. , In 194!1, President William Mr. aad Mrs. Jeose Brlaker. tbe Skyline Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barohart ! McKinley died from · woullds Dr. Kathryn Pltll808 rekn(Aon.,.,.H ~r ·:." . Attending the Boring reunion/ and sons spent their vacation I received eighl days earlier at od to ber home at BlacksburJ, DRONE AGHA$1 OAINTY 'at New Lexington wert Mr. witb her morher, Mrs. Ora tbe hands of an assas•iL Va. aftor "P"''"ll8 m wtlill I ' ' '•l, 'nd .aunt.- Mrs. Hell!!! , .,..t ,Mrs. GraQt Smith an!l c~il- 1c~~~:· 9reat Falls, ·M!>nta'*'" 1. Racme ~ren, Mr. and· Mrs. Granl Bor- . !1\lf: klld Mf•:- ·E.rnesl -;!tufjl ~:· :-mg and, fam~J·. and Mr. and .apd , r.lr· 'lfld Mrs.• . l-Hwrence · , , 14-Dally SentineL Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 14, ·19118 - - - - - - - - - and Mno. Alpha Smith, I ' ,,. 11 intlefiaitely. . ' Mn. Mildred 'swift of Celum· bus and Christine Lake of Alb· ens spent Saturday with their •paren1a; Mr. an d .,_ "uo. Franc,. Morrl•. . Mr. and ~- Ed"ard Wagner ..... ..a and son•, Steve, Chuck""" 1\0B· , nle spent a week receut!)' on vacation In Kentucky, VIrginia, lh 11 Tennessee and Nor Coro na. . Their son, Chuck, entered Nasb· 1 Coli ege. ville Auto Diose Ifni. Eather Comstock ollta· 111J81 iplllll the weekend wltll her daqbter, Mrs. Jesse Brllk· II' and family. Mercedel C<JIIdoD and moth«', Mrl. Ed CandoD of Pome. rat iplllllllmlday wltll M r 1. Maud Youill. J.fr. and Mrs. Bea Pbllson aad Mrs. c;,._ Lewll llJIOIII Saturday Ill Lake Jlopt, . llr. 111111 Mrs. Olarlel Wl8• _. llJIOIII Ole walblltl Ia 01- Ml'l . !!'!>'• "" Roseville were weekej!IJ'. juell' of lllr. alld Mra: AlbVI !WI. Mr. and Mrs. •Frmu;ls. M~rrl • called on Mr. and llli's. H9f!lti Radford and Mr ' aad M" ' Fred Goegleln at Rock Sprln&" SwKt 8ne . ' ay llll_oon. ·;,. ' I(ROGER AND STOKELY'S . ~ , · ., Iront . cc;uncll ' onPav u~-·tl Grants . ~ ·· · moNTON• Ohle (UP!l · · - rl· · ty oounc11 have enacted•an, or· dinRice grantinI,...,,. Ad .a~,. ·,~-es to the city's union empfoyer. pollee and flremell, At the special le:JBI.., colm· 01 cll approved a 10 to !!o cent ' hour raise, based an job class!· flcation•. for ' II members nt Local 771, American Federalion tf State, County and Municipal employea. Salaries for pollr•· 8 men were boosted by $21l1l ,.ar while regular firemen Will ncelfl f451 pet year more. 30CI $1 Pork & Beans __ 8 No. e•ns MARKET Beets --------- ·Honey Pod Pea Suinach ltoktl~ W. K. of C. S. Gol~ Corn --------·- 5 cans No. lfl ------- Stokoly Cut $1 Green Beans -....• 5No.l03$1 can• Stokely HURRY! Money •Go·· Round ENDS No.2% cans Applesauce 8~ No.303 SAT. SEPT. 17 cans 51'11 & PEARL S'/'S .- RACINE Kroger White Fresh Picnic Por k R·o ast 5to61b. c Average ·lb. Stokely Fruit SAVE ..., 28c ~ Cocktail Stokely Assorted Flavors Orange Juice~- Fr~:it Drinks Pear Halves ......, c II H( I I ,,I OLi ., C: M AN1 to m Rr p, GET TE INt aut lbt over I he Labm- . Day w.. kend. j 5to6lb. the Hight to Limit Quantities - -. $1 Chicllf'n of S•• Churdc Light of 1'una __ • ____ 3No'"89c .~.. Tissue .. - -- --... 4 c Tendtray lontles1 HMI r1 Buns ·------- 5 '.:•. $1 Round Roast _-. Cllof'. Dtlltlhl ....... Thrifty Baneltl• Httl of Cheese ' _____ 2 THAT GOOD FAIRMONT BRANDl Y2 qa~ GIADI A HOMOGENIZED BU:Y 'EM NOW ARGO SLICED carto~ 4 ":;!" '1 CASE 24 gal. 7 Dog Food 1 ,~,.,!1 c CASE 48 6.75 BY FAIRMONT SEVERAL FLAVORS FOR YOU Home 1'1ck C1rton Of6 t-1' . ' \I ~ ,.. . • ; - ' ,. r· q, ~-•. ; , ., ' ~· .. ~ 'i Kroger All Ffavon Hlddon Mlglt ~~~ 59c Tip Roast .... $1 Buttermilk _- 2 v. ••1,. 79c - __ •• _•• lb. 49c . Round Steak SmaU, Lean, Wholt, Srnoktcl Gleem ______6 ':.:· 58c Kroger Plain 3-u:. By The Piece 011 .. Lool, Lunch Meat • _. . . PIClllCS Ice Milk ----- , ••1. 59c 79e tb. ..~ Thrifty lb. Tenderay lb. Hvorodo Cooked Soloml, Spl Luncheon, Dutch LHf, Peppered Loll ]••• .... 68c Tnnch Meat __ _ 12.... pkg. 59e lb. 89c !f!itfty ~· Sirloin INfll' ftlecltl Varitly c Oliyes .••. ____ 3 l,... $1 Tip Roast ·-- --- . ... --. -~ ..... Tokay Rabieror · SP~4le88 lb. Z5c , ......, Crlllf, lncf ..,dtr buy 'tm by lho llunch lhlt ... ! . - · Kloftrt Grapes Fresh Ground Round . .. ., .•; ·,~.·-'· ", l, it1 '·<, • . f j( ,., ;·.:.. .lb. Sphqnum Peat Moss. 6 lf!OEXTQ TOP YAJ.UI( STA~a, u ' ... ,.... toiHto " - J ·. , .V4f!ll.~ II~TfWT " (,. . ~71. " ' ··- ••••••••••• ... 11. "Shenandoah Turkey" !i Whlta Mtlll $3.89 Tulip .G . Ih. "Planting Items" 3.75 ~ . $1.39 $1 '.1 ' MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING _ ___._ qt. 49c PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK BISCUITS - · 12-- '1 STOKELY' S RICH TOMATO CATSUP · , FOLGER'S 'NEW' _INSTANT COFFIE.. ·' -,:s1.n '-~ STQ.KELY'S or.DEL MONTE _P1N~PPU JUJCU~~- 89t JOY-DOG FO,OQ-~ . - .. ,. '\, ~ _,,-~J,;~~s4.s' ~ops.icles !~ 2-ct. pkgt. ... 89c lb. Macaroni & Chene Y1l111 Toolhpaolt 3 MEAT FLAVORS ABC BRAND MILK Peaches rsc loloono, ... " · -. Round Roast __ _ 49c ._,ll;arill :Rif, or Drip _ M.....S..,,..r Wfav Pg More. ltJOflev·S•.,erl c lb. pili. Hyg"'do DIP LNf, Hair Spray Our Owl! Good Recipe ••• Fresh, Pure Buttermilk Meat -------- 9 ·- -·, ·Coffee -_-. 2 ,j Fresh Pork Steak Pork Sausage II:). • t .................. wr.... ltlf, _ ·- ···- - - - · • ctns Whiff Alb1core 1'omatoes .. __ 4 No.cans103 .p~1 Saft Wne Van C&m, PoHtd c lb. Average LowPrice - We Reserve .o\ lthouse is sttlti~ned With the : King Hiram of Tyre 8J:iS1sted ll. S. Mmy in; ~ort Eustus. . King .5()Jtimun in the buildmg of Among lhol!t' '!J-~ng to the lemple. AUTI car La ncaster eo ~ ·;~~y 10 ----ar'l oee President Johnson "ere the The tuna Is am011g the fast· following : Dr. Harold Brown, est sw imming fish in tbe sea , Mrs. Harold Brown, Sr., Pal- acc"Ording to the Encyclopaedticia Hennelly, MrJ. T):ree Pic- ia Britaamica -u ... Steliltly Sttwtd Vienna Sausage 4~::~ 19c PICNICS 1 an/1 - - fl c•n• $1 Catsup ------- cans SMOkED 1 1 9 No. 2V. Green Beans 3 ~:.:!> $1 V•n Ctmp ! 1 Stthly Cvt lt,.ely 1 I ••••• 3 No.can•2\lo $1 Tomato Juice _4 46-oz. 6-oz. caiUI ............. loa,;es Stokely 6pak Low Price - - . 16-or. Bread > "The StoTt Wilh A Jlart" Kroger Frozen ' SAVE? Open Mon.-Fri. --· -----· 9 to 6 Saturday -------- -- ----- 9 to 8 ISavingsforSept.lS-16-17/ Peaches ~llokol~ Stokely S.SJtve Alaskl or •' Stokely Y. C. Halves or Slices Hoktly Cut V•n C&mp Here It ls... More Savings For Yo u! A OF Roast ----- 2 ... $2.99 Ught&DorloMNI Bulbs ------ 12 ... 79c Roast • __ . _ 2 .. $2.49 c:- Turby Bulbs • •. ••• 40 ,., 99e Loaf • __ .-. 2 ... $1.59 · · · · •·.~li~ �'. ' ·:' • ·. Area Concert Subscribers Are J=ligible to Atte.nd Many Events • I ··----------~~----~~~77.~ Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your ~hoppinp ~e'!fer --Big S~!ec~id~s --'W,II Kilown:f?Hiities •; About Pomero.y AbOu t Midd}eporf Elberfelds Invite You To Come To The Busy Ready To Wear Department and See The Top Fashions For Women and Girls. newest, In the fashionable, Monday, Tua.loy, · Wednesdo/, Tllundoy 9:1 to 5 Frltlly-9 to I S.turdly-9 to 9 most feminine MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohto TONIGHT NOT OPEN FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Spptember 16-17 "TIKO AND THE SHARK" (Technicolor) "THE BOY CRIED MURDER" (Tec hni~olor) Veronica Hurst Phil Brown "Fiz" Mcintosh SUNDAY, MONDAY ond TUESDAY S•pt. 111-19·20 HERMAN'S HERMITS in "HOLD ON" (Technicolor) lierman's Hermits Shelley Fabares Sue Ann Langdon Fe1turette I Chillicothe thy, Buddy Moore, Sean Willi~mson. Mullen and Rod Sau~r. Mr. and Mrs. Jack,:~:~~:.~~~ Miss Charlene Davis has re- ell of Columbus were turned . to ~h~e !~land Sc~ool guests ef her brother and or Design m roVI ehnce w ~re in-law, Mr. and Mrs. K a r she will complete er seniOr Grueser and sons. They were year. enroute home from a vacation Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sharp took Mrs. Robert Sharp to Columbus Monday for a medi· cal checkup. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay, Columbus, spent the we~k.Qfld with Mr. and Mrs. ~IIham Grueser and other relatives. Don Grueser, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Grueser, IS due trip to Washington, D. C. :::.::~__::=::::::.:=:__ ___ . c1e. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young, Jr. and family of Cam bridge spent I the weekend with his parents and other relatives, Mr. and M'rs. Robert Reibel and Mr and Mrs. J . A. Young, Sr. Mr . and Mrs. James Weber . ll horne from Japan where he has who have spent the. summer in been stationed lor Ute past sev- Middleport, have returned eral months sometime lD Octo- 8 vacation in Canada. ber. He wiU be dis~harged folMrs. Edgar Allensworth lowing lour years m Ute serv- returned from a visit in Alexandria, Va., with her daughter Open Friday Night Til 9 ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS SIZE RIGHT? Men ..• if your ' present boots fit like a saddle on a sow ... better get Red Wingsl Sizes 6 to 16. Widths AA to EEEE. ) spent Tues ay, Av1l11ble ~RY iMPORTANT 'PART from ' ' and family, Lt. Col. and Mrs. James Hartinger and children. Robert Goodall has returned to his employment In Kentucky after spending the . weekend 1 with his w1fe and family. 1 Visiting recently with Mra. BeUy Goodall and Becky were her sister, Mrs. Darlyne Sayre and daughters of Kanauga, Mrs. Sayre alao visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mulford. MEE11NG~='"'l'tiiiTPONED"" The meeting al tbe Child League scliecluled lor Sept. 11 hu 'lleftr · until Sept. :12. ~ervaUon •• ·- costumes, dresses, car coats, all weather coats sweaters, slacks, blouses, dusters . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, 99c Hlection of best colors. fall colors, fabrics and $2.47 yard styles, fashions for all size women. from ' THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1966 SPACE CENTER, Houston IUPI) -Gemini II Astronauts Charleo (Pete ) Conrad a n d Richard F. Gordon eptashed triumphantly Into tbe AUantic today in one of Ute closest landings of the American manned space program to end one of its most succeasful flights. Conrad and Gordon landed at 1:59 a.m. EDT 102 miles east of Cape Kennedy, and about lwo and one half miles from Ute carrier Guam, after 1 new "no-hands" re-entry. Their onhoard computer and lhe1r own gwdanee systems lllided the spacecraft automati· cally through the atmosphere to wind up the n;xt to last Gemini Dlght, one which was a success m almost every respect. Conrad and Gonion boosted ' 60'' All WOOL FlANNEl in all the exciting new • A "muat~' for every holnf. CleiDI In I ·llffl, · ODd won't chip, act or rust. 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Boou w ... 8j I I ,I il and 16 minutes, compared to Conrad and Gordon fired Then Utey rendezvouNd Russia's 507 hours and 18 Uteir retro-rockets 178 miles their target 01101 Dllft llitlir minutes. over the Pacific at 9:24 a.m. before their spluholawn ..,. . It also extended Ute U.S, lead EDT and shot across lhe bonua •.xperlmeol tbat til·. over tbe Soviets in several United States in a blazing r.. possible becauoe tbe7 oUter categories, I n c I u d I n g entry to tbe splashdown at 8:59 miserly with tbelr ~' manned space altitude and a.m. EDT. fueL ' space walking. A helicopter picked Utem up Gordon, fatigued ud ptll.lllll Lead In Rendezvous 22 minutes later from their ly blinded by hil own IWMt And it gave America a long spacecraft bobbing In 2-foot had to cut , itbort fllo p1rrd .lead m the teehmque of ocean swells and deposited 115-mlnute spaeewall Tueldl1•. rendezvous -<>r catching up them on the sunlit deck of Ute But he stood Ita IIJI8Ct for Mf , wiUt another orbiting objeel -a helicopter carrier Guam at minutes Wednetday. : feat the Russians. have ap- 10:23 a.m. And tbe aslnlllaula or,,7rt& parently not yet trted. The flight began at 10:42 a.m. sbot to ISO mlJel fD , _ - · The landing rivalled the bolls· EDT Monday from Cape deepest man baa ever eye splashdown of GemiRI 8 Kennedy and started off wllh space -for wbat Otiaiiotl · Astronauts Thoma, Stafford an unprecedented new firSt recalled as an ~ e. ij 11 : and Eugene Cernan, who orbit rendezvous with an Agena tie" panoramic 'l'ielr o4: .Jl laaded 8,000 yards from Uteir satellite, will! which Ute astro- million lqU.... m1Je1 .., ,,.,. aiming. point In June. aauts Wednesday performed a globe. ::. • .;a were-:,.., P.l!r'J! ,; pe- 44-45" Printed Canvas and H•sac~lng Ues to extra sizes girls sizes from tots to teens and the popular ntese two <!loths of all cotton are top choices for the popular two piece suits. Patterns are neat fiorJll OD dark erounds of Black. 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Steel Work Savers to come in :• nd see our fine selection of new fall style::;, eolors and 1 ln·ics of nylon satin, nylon tricot, acetate LOUNGE COATS HALF-SLIPS REGULAR SIZE PANTIES EXTRA STZE PANTIES LACE TRIM PANTIES ARTIFICIAL Clustep of Soft like cloth. Embossed. New jumbo pock, 180 napkins 13"xl3". 39c l.ricot, dacron-nylon & cotton and dacroo ana cotton blends. $2.95 1nd $3.95 FULL LENGTH SLIPS $1.95 .. $3.95 LONG GOWNS $1.95 to f3,9S SHIFT WALTZ GOWNS $3.95 & $5.9S LONG PAJAMAS $2.95 & $3.95 BABY DOLL PAJAMAS $2.95 & $3.95 BED JACKETS $5.95 .. $8.95 GOWN AND ROBE ENSEMBLES $2.95 & f3.95 SLEEPCOATS ·- FAMILY NAPKINS $1.65-$2.00 Phil Maid Lingerie Past Chiefs of Meigs Tempie Are Entertained Mrs. Karl OWen Past Chiefs ef Meigs Temple, Pythian Sisters, Monday ing at her home on S. 'lnl·ra II Ave. Tbe meeting was opened with prayer taken from t b e yearbook. Mrs. Phil president, was In cbarg,e·.vorite Members gave their 1a TV program for roll call and 1Ute Thought lor the Day was J taken from Pythia Tidings mB· gazine. The birthday of Mrs. Peter Stace was observed and 1 she received gilts and cards during tbe evening. The birth· day song was sung and a poem read In ber honor. It was announced that the Temple will sponsor 1 nunmage sale Sept. 30 and Oct. I. Games were played and prizes awarded te Mrs. Melnbart, Mrs. George Childs, Mrs. Stace, and Mrs. William Allman. attending, in addition to the bove<I8Tiled. were Mra. P 1 Gallagher. Mra. OWen served a salad course at tbe cl08f of meeting. e FURNITURE THROW COVERS law . o;J",. I'OLYFOAM BACK CLING-TITE for women fashions 1 · ,. I QU+RT ElBERmDS STORE HOURS 1 freshmen mclude Sam Clatwor- her arents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil '. '·I Hundreds of new Items 1 - ' ·- 1 Chi:ago Little Symphony _on Goodrich or Dayton: Mr. and I E~;~~-e. Karl Grueser and s•n, Apr1l 12. and a (ourth arhst Mrs. Bowman had JUSt rPturn- : B b d M' s Jane Johnsou to be announced soon. . 1 ed from a ten-day trip to Michi· 0 tanS ~s ·n Columbus The Waverly season w1ll spen a1ur ay 1 . G b I gan. with Mr and Mrs. Patr1ck feature Donald ramm, ass 1 Candace Bahr, Suzanne Brad: · · . 1 baritone, on ~ov. 29: ~orisset ; bury . .Jerry Davis, Don Han- Qumn and fam~halev visited and Bouchard. duo-paamsts,. on j ing, and Dennis Saelens have Mrs. :~~YAthens With Mr. . Feb. 18, and Paul Lavalle and : returned to their studies at last wee S 8 1 the Band of America on March : Rio Grande College. ~ an~r M:s~d ~~rs. o~~son Fisher 12. Kathy Lacey, daughter of · .d · ht 1 Chelyn Five concerts scheduled by i Mr and Mrs Clarence Lacev I spent Fr~ ay mg a , Lhe Parkersbur~ associ~tion j and Olita Le~is, daughter ~f W. Va. With Mr. and Mrs. ~0: I will Include Mildred Miller, I nd M W'll' L . neth Farley. Saturday "l 2· Mr. a rs. I tam ewts, t Mrs Ernest Harrts at the mezzo-soprano, on Oct. bll · have enrolled at Ohio University ~~ 1 t · a'rport en her re-New York Baroque En~m e in Athens ares on I. . on Dec 4· New York Brass ·1 t . to turn from a VISit at Tampa, Fla. . , N Upper c assmen re urrung 'th her husband Q1o1intet on . Jan. 22; armand ! Ohio University include Keith w~ W'lbur Fin of Zanes1 Luhoff Chmr on March 5, an M D Wiley Karen rs. David Bar-Illan, pianist, o~ ! B;;~~:; J~~~ Allensworth, ville is the dgu~st of dher ~i:cse April 19. I Torn Ki~g. Paul Gerard. and hus~an : r. an . Appearing on .the stage of I h Lo. S d . Glenn D11\, Syracuse. 'II Ot ers ar~ ts auer an M d Mrs Hugh Black the Lancaster High School WI Judv Wildermuth and n e wI . 1': an . d • ,,.,.... ,, • '•' I -- 1. of Wearing Apparel For,Your ·falttfi'Y and Furmture -· _F11rmshmgs and Floor Covemrg~ ~or Your Hom~. Come Up To Our Furmture Depor!~ent On !he 3rd Floor. Selt;d a New LivJ'! Room Suite •• Bed Room Suite _; Mattress -- Dmmq "furmture -- Baby Furmture -- T~bles LampS-- A New Carpet·- An RCA Whirlp<tn/ Refrigerator-- Washer~r Dryer ·-,MaglfChef Gas or Electric Range-- A New RCA Color TV or Stereo. Use Our Sens1ble Cred1t Semce lor · Home Goods. 1 ·- ,, .-"' "'"'"' subscribers to lhe 1!168-1 be . Ute Indlnnapohs Symphony til series of the Tri-County Col!> 01'!'hestra on Oct. 31; Folklormunity Concert Association are istas de Ramon on Dec. 7: cordially welcome to attend all Jeannette Walters, soprano, on other concerts presented by Jan. 22, and Paul Lavalle and Mrs. James R. Lte of Co- l sir·; tar community concert as· the Band of America on March lumbm and Miss Iris Fierce \ociatlons throughout the en- 12. . were weekend guests of Mr. and 1 tln~ region . Other roncert schedules wtll Mrs . Fred Blaettnar. TCCCA members I be announced as they ar~ . reMrs . Fred Klein and sons, I La year the purchase of an ce1v · ed bY the 1oca I assoc1at10n. ' J ames and Thomas ef Pla•·ns· ldsl with cou . . $S 0 r a and a complete calendar wtll ville, Ky., werr- Monday adu lt mt>mbershlp: for be ublished before the season of Mrs. Homer Holter . p Cumrninsi student membership for $3, atMr. and Mrs. Jack tend a total of 23 cocnert~ ..' ea- opems · . d . tt d turing 20 different artists or . Persons mtcreste m a en . and family returned to groups. wilhm a radius of 100 1mg .any of these c~ncerts a!e home, Columbus Sunday' milrs with most of the con- ! remmded that no smgle adfn:IS· a several days visit with ' .1h. 50 miles ' sion s may be purrhased at the parents. Mr. and Mrs Floyd ll WI m . I . an d Mr. certs At le<Jst four new concert door f or any one ~on ce r,t but a Cummins, Racme, have been added 1 single membership card pur· Mrs. Victor Brown, Minersville . pre~en tll Iwns I 'II d 't 'I h ld d to the expected schedule for chased here WI a ml 1s o .. Mrs. Harold Wiggins an . . s"ason including I er • to any or ,all• concert the !.:UITUilg <. • ' • th assoct· Allen Noland of Colnmbus, Mrs.d thrt>f under the auspices of a , ation presentahons m e re- James Robey of Dayton a n nt'W concE-rt association at Wil- i gion. Mrs. Garnet F&lden of Bombav. verly. I Fla. were weekend guests Mrs. Cora Wiggins and Mrs Invitation~ to attend all concerts given in Ashland, Ky., Edith Thomal!. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Srh,n. il Parkersburg , W. Va., Wavcrty and Lanca:-iter have already Jer and daughter. Linda of Jumbus. spent lhe I bern receivf•d by the local 3!isoria1.io n. concert schedules with his pare11ts. Mr. and Mrs. will be rf'ported by Marietw. 1 Jacob Schulf'r. Portsrr.uulll and Zanesville upMrs. Agnes SwishPr 6f on complf't ion o[ ttwir member· ~ _, ; Jumbus, who fell !hr~e wee,ks ll ago break ing her h1p, IS 1 ship c~::~ mp<ligns. Recent holiday guests of Mr. lescing at the home of her sun Artist s scheduled to appear and Mrs. Karl Owen were Mr. and daughter-in-law, Mr. aOO 1 ·l n Aslilalld. Ky., are '' Liebes- an d Mrs. J ohn "nowma n a nd M . W , Swi'sher I iiedN Waltzes,'' featuring Ed· d 1 rs ayne , · 1 daughter. Susan. and Mr. an c harles Swisher left today by en and Tamir, on Oct. 26; Don Mrs Paul Winebrenner of Cof th e weeks tnp in 1 Shirley TrlO on Feb. 23, 1967; lumbus, and Mr. and Mrs. John pane or a r e t ,.' •• 'I' ·' Constitution Begins Week Of Attention on . � 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. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 14, 1966 diles