http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a4e4422ab789a4e515bddfd31cf1e799.pdf 95d71ebf8517bbc868f5dc85f495924b PDF Text Text '. ' ·:' • ·. 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. W• have selected 1 beautiful 'roup of new Fall Woolenl including All wool flannel, sohd colors, All wool heather, All wool tweeds. all wool heathen and checks. GOou. ing coordinate groups, • StalnleSi Steel· ' . BOWLS and many beautiful match- '~· at·y ., _ enttne I D1111oted 'l'o TlN lraiMWI,t w" millinery , skirts, .. ' Soil Stain. Water Resistant. Non Skid, Non SUp. II h:r, • youf. furniture. No ironing, maehln.- washablei/.re abrud · Colors: Green, Rose, Red. Beige, Brown, Go , -Avoca o, Blue, Pumpkin. SIZE 72"x72"-IASY CHAIRS 95 SIZE 72"x90'' SECTIONAL 95 SIZE 72"x108" STUDIO CPUCH 9S SIZE 72"x126"--50FA · coats~ and girls - America's lead over Russia ID The big difference today WUI promising DOW IECimlqlll il man-timed togged in space. I Utat Gemini II was guided "space rotation" 011 a Ieibei:•••• America now has 1,733 hours automatically for Ute first time. 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 . �1 ' ~ .. I' •'t, ' ' '· '· ' DaO)' l!ennnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 15, 1986-3 2-Dally Senlln•~ Pomeroy·Middleport, .o., Sept. Asia Policy Bu ttrcss~d .. , .Aai~hibious, Helico_'p· ter_ 1 As'·saf'' ult Seekt·ng Red Uni·t WASHINGTON tUPil --Phi· the 7th Fleet In Ute South China leadership IIIII Ill IDtentlons to tippine President Ferdinand E sea "rendered inoperaUve Uta sllllld firm iD Asia. He aaid bit Marros said today the U.S. scrc&lled Pekmg-Jakarta axis" country was "proud to - - --·. u,•11160 .· be ' presence in South Viet Nam ~Nhich Indonesian Communists counted among America's had meant encouragement and ·had sought to establish. lriends and allies." . support ror those who blocked 1 The Philippine leader said the "I personally know lor a fac1 1 Lommunist takeover in )n<jone-1 \ ,ssurapm ot Presid!!lll Jvhn· that the American presence in ' .,a. son tirat American troops would Viet Nam provided-thouib 1 In an addresg to a jomt [stay in VietNam were "aa:quite unintentionally - encou· ' · 5 00 US. SAIGON (UP!)- A force of 12.001t to .l ,0 · Marines today launched an amphibious and helicopter uaault juat &auth of the border with North VIet Nam, The Leathernecks hoped to cut off part of a Ct>mmuni!Jt division infiltrating through the so-called demilitarized srssion of Con8f!S!, Marcos l1ndipenBable factor in main· I ragement and support to those zone (DMZ). u.s · I ' I d air I taining the stabilitY ol South- I who succesalully misted the UP! correspondent Robert Kaylor, with lltl lan • Asia and east Asia ." , attempted Communist lakeover ing force reported the sweep began Operation Deck• The United State• must : in Indonesia," ho said. ;r ,,_ • c bDutt IV and was aimed at the Northlb!VIetnabmedse 1remain the dominant military , Division. The United States moanw e reac e ano .,. pnwer in Asia, Marcos a d, i ON CAMPAIGN TRAIL- u.s. Representative Walter H. Moeller o( Ohio's er grim mllesto.ne In Viet Nam when U.S . .military 1 1 until Communist China accepts 'l ' lOth Congressional District Is pidured above with District Campaign Chainnan spokesmen In Saigon announced that the number of "the obligation to co exist i Dale Chapman of Carroll and Moeller campaign chairmen of the 11 counties com- Americans killed In the war , pepcefully with its neigbbo(s." prising the lOth District at a meeting in Athens. Left to right, seated: Dr. William bad officially passed 6,000. dtvod Into Utalr mtdiL 1 "II is only American military Ray, Lancaster (Fairfield Co.); Dr Charles Haney, Ironton (Lawrence Co.); Con&ress· T"e weekly castl8ilv •enort A l!lPIIve hellcopler assault power that is acceptable in man Moeller; Chapman; Delbert Fordham,· Marietta (Washington Co.); and Atty. for lhe porlod endlna Sept. 10 by thotlllllndl ot U.S. 1'1 Air Asia and great enough to deter Jose~h Allen, New Lexington (Perry Co.), Left to rtght, standing: Pearl Knox, Dun• ~bowed 71 U.S. aorvt.-.men kll· Clvalry Olvillon troops In the communist China's aggressive ! das (Vinton co.l; James Porter, Gallipolis, who!presented Gallla Co. Chairman loci In action, 4110 wounded llld Central In 1-.re" of Horses may he presented In tendencies," he said. Atty. Warren Sheets, also of Gallipolis; AI ty. bert Lappen, Logan !Hocking Co.); eight mlssln& llt action. Total a Commun!at tllvlllon rtpqrted eighteen classes when the Marcos warned agamst tb 1• , Five cases were to he roe- Atty. Joseph Oths, Wellston (Jackson Co.); Dr. rold Brown, Pomeroy IM&IIB Co.); U.S. oombal dealba In VIol Naill In the rtlf\111 appartn.Uyllaled. lllam Hoffman, Nelsonville, chair- now are 5,1161. The mlxod North YielD~ Melp county Riding Club spoo- country conlmuing as "a sented for grand jury study to- and William Elliott, Stockport tMorgan Co.). sors a horse show on l!ept. 18, reluctant participant in Ute ; day by Meigs County Prosecul· man of Athens Co., was absent when the photo was taken. South Vlelnamest louel tor VIet eon, "Yellow Star," tlivl0 boglnning at noon, at the Meigs allairs of Asia," saying "we 1ing Attorney Bernard V. · the week were 68. Spokesmen alon slipped IWIIY iD jhe_)unll•• Courty Fairgrounds. note a hesitance, some frustra· l The 15 grand jurors, wilh listed Communi•! :asualtles at 280 mllu north ot $ilton which .Show Judse will be Eddie tion doubts in Amenca i Cash Bahr appointed foreman, 1,1!16 killed llld In 11'0 dotted with eave llld luMel Rtckard and Rmgmaster wtll tnday. went mto session at II a. m. . The re-election campaign of open from 9 a.m. toft p.m. Mon· gressman Moeller said: •·our military Ienos • ii!JI ratio o( networkl_._ _._ _ 7 bt Bob Jones. Bill Downie is He called on Ute Unili!d today alter Common PIe 8 s l u.s. Representative Walter H. day through Saturday, and will campaign will be base1 on a '- to !lor the alii... to .serve as sh!JW aonouncer, Stale• to reaffirm its world . Judge John C. Bacon. ~dvlsed ' Moeller got off to an oflicial also remain open until 9 p.m. ., h to Ut I . In the field, U, S. Air Force PDWELL TO SPEAK club officials said. Entry r.. them of thetr responSibiht!es. start this week with formal op- Fridav. Campaign literature, posilive approac e peop e. J•l pilots spottad 10 Commupllt , will be $1.50 per horse. Cases to be studted were ening of tiM! Congre'lllm>ll's tOUt placa;ds , auto bumper strips, II will be geared to my MIG 17 jet ftshtera Wednesday 'ftte Lelart Falla PTA meetCianll will bt the Western 0 WI charges ol assault and battery Ohio District headquarter. at lapel buttons and other ma•.erl· In Congress, and how my wo" while attacking a vlgl bridle lnl hp been poatponod from Pl...,. Horoe, Pleasure Pony against Vtrgll Yarbrough, Jack 141 West Main l.unc&st- als are available in the olfice. In hal bttnelltted the norUt of Hanoi. Two of t>e MIGs Sevt. :18 to Sept. :rr. The under 61 Inches, EU and Ward and Charlet Yarbrough!; or Speaking briefly as n•ed· citizens of the Ohio 111 Ut Dl• mad• a pass at u.s. 1'1011 Tltnn- live bead, Paul Powell, wUI ipoon - open, !)arret Race a charge ol burglary and B&E District Hcadquartm will uarters ofl!cially opened, Con· trlct." denhlel f(gltter-bombert but be the sues! IP8Bker. All meP>borJu, BIIITtl Race - ponie$, agamst Clarence Weddlt Jr., q fied when another American jel bers are ur&ed to attend. ,. , it was certain 0 puwor iD Southeast '"~ F•IVe Cases Horse Show Features 18 Classes 3241~ ill~ Offered for Jury v•JeW Hllhl~ 1 ~~d I M thers 'II Be Honored ~ -ond Run - horse•. Ride IIIII Run - ponies, Flag Race ~pen En8fish Pleasure Horse • ' campatgn Rep. M0.eller 0pens Ree}ection I Full~. I Sire,~. Z~ <a~turo~; recor~ Congre&~ and an indecent exposure charge aganst W!lliam .Reeves , Grand JUrors , m addilmn to WASIUNGTON IUPII Pick Up Race .- horse, Pick :'..:'e~:rs ;.' r~~~::~s t~: ! Babr, include William Weaver, ' STANLEY, Idaho (UP!) - both of Oklahoma City and af- 1northern Idaho when Ute orasb flpolbr W. McCormack llp Race- pnmes, Shovel Race at ttto noxt meeliPB 01 1 D. Idaho ll<mocratic guoet·no.u,·illt filiated with the Liberty Plan of joccurred about 11 a.m. Two IIW iood em11111 for Domo- ltorwo, Tire !lace - pnmeo, the Pomeroy Athletic Boosters, I Q:l~e' , Er~es~~e· Ha~man. caudidate Charles Herndon died America, ,Inc., an Oklahoma Fl- Stanely area loggers heard the mta Wedaeltlly Ia 'heldaJ'I Blake !lac:. - OJitll, Roadtli!r John Werr resident said at • Y • . ' ' wh1lc rescuers earned h1m nance Company. crash, and notified the forest prt,.ary olef'l!ll!ll. HI weal PODy,llanllaok Cia.,- open, the '01 the Creed Janes, i !rom the heart of a wilderne" l The four men were enroute to •ervice. 10 far •• to lll'tdlell ptlllble frail Clas1 - open, Western . June 8ayre, orman ax er, area in central Idaho Wednes- 1 aet &alA of five to 16 Dem• llld English and Trial Class lor Boosters Tuesday evemng. Francis Webb, Olive C. Millard, d· y night bringing to three the ' - - - erotic BoiiM Milt Ia Novemo"""'•"', Oblo (IJPI) - R . Ways and means to make Blythe Theiss and John Hill. a ', . . Mvnu IIIIWel. money and Increase attendance total of VICtims m a small ller. eppoarod Oscar RobertSon, the Animals Ill lht pony clasaes w.,e discussed. The (!oosters plane crash earlier in the day. 1 "I've been reading a lot iD ClnclnnaU Royals' lllpel'ltar, must be 56 ln. fll' . under and owe approximately $3,901l on The small plane crashed \ the peporr from lbe llepubll· would be a holdout for the sectile rider must be under 17 the lootball dressing roomo. duruJg a ram storm about 10 1, eta leader tRep. Gerald R. ond year In a row as !rabliJII Je'rs of qe. The group hopes to pay at ·_ miles from Stanley, tmmedtate- ~ Flinl t1 MlcbiJ!IDI lbolll 11M camp opened todll)' at Miami loaot hall ol this in<lebtedness ty ktlllng two Okaloma n• n. j by Hel•n Bottel Ral1 tlley are going to plek University. 111 . year. Several money mak· Gauge read!••• • - Ga - and 1n]ur1ng Herndon and tne ap,'' MtCormIeb tol"'• report· Ith•s lng Ideas were presented but pnlis Dam II.,, !2 J, running plane's pllol, William Blf, Twm WHAT IS A LADYY Ispot ol lmpelus, and let It be era. "II 1 were Ford, I'd be Robertson did not shoW Ull • no action was taken. •3'> feet on rollers, Pomeroy· Falls. Btr I'" taken to '."" >un 1Dear Helen. known you lftn'l llf!Xious lor a worryln1 mere about lhe Wednesday for the _plcture•tak• Till! next meetlna Is Tuesday : Mason 20.16, Pt. Pleasant 2l.87 Valley Hospital where hiS con· i The other day my gentleman second marriage. -H. oealt I could feR." lng IOSSion al CinCIJUUlU Gar· " ' Sept. 20, at Ute Senior High IHmton U8 staUonary, Kanaw· ditlon was reported as serious. lrtend started to analyze me. 1 dells llld Royal• Gelleral MaliaSchoo! auditorium starting at ,Ira Falls 5.51 lallmg, Charleston Rescue crews walked three He says ]'m very lree or loose : Dear Helen: _ , . ger Pepper Wilson said be had John Wayne Slraten. ono 7 30 p. m Film of the Pomeroy-' 19 70 rtSinl, London and Mar- l miles from the end of Ute road ' wiUt my morals because I WID Don't you Utink Batman and been Ulllble to reach him Ill' munUt old 10n of Mr. and Mra. Wahama game will be shown. met dams wen , running a hall- into the heavy brush and talk to anyone sex. shows like it are teaching our 0 II!Japhone. John Straten,, Dexter, <lied Wodloot and Wmfield Dam one foot. timber country to the scene of 1 1 don 'llbink lhal meat!$ any· children violence? These norrl· 11 evod Ia 0 n.. marntlli, at the child· , Boat. I the crash, in an ef!orl to carry Uttng, because sell is I"' 1nter· ble lights and Ute love ol may· WI l'he Btl • who bell ' 1 r•n' Hospital m Columbut. - - Ohio RIVer - Queen c I I y the critically wounded Herndon estiol aubjecl, and beoidel I hem! I crinse every time I 1 0 have r...lved "r eontrael >urVIVOrti mcludt btl par· a _I down 13, 4:30 a. m·; Larry l u an ambulance But Herndon 1 disucss it with lilY fnenda hear about this kind ol Utlng $80,000 before eporlln& r.r ' .. one brother, Steve Allen, 0Sp1 1411 t\VS Turner up 14, 3 10 P· m.; Beav-.1clied before he the ybio !mostly married), Aller on family TV - GRAittJMOTH· . Jd G Ilia Co year, II reported fllllllllnJ ·· home: the patomol (lrandpaer up 14, 5·05 p. m ; Wesli!rn I bulance. th lb ngs we talk about ER A 68 . year o a liOO,OOO this year. · t. W<1tdell Ji!irrell, Outer, Entere up 14 , 6.1> p. m.: Charles SU.v- 1 Othr VJctims ol Ute crash ar~ aile in ~agazmes and boob Dear Grandmother: ty !alhtr oil I was an appa~ Also J9isslnl was Hap Jlaln. • matornol grandparants, Mr. Am Ut d H:ll•l enoon up 14, 8:25 P· m.; Jane were identilled lentaUvely by and quite rascinatina. Did the Katzen)llmmer Kids IIUicldo In the ofi:tll ton the Royall' sbr.Ut mau lui " Mrs . Befby Straten. Weliothe en1 T. up 14, 5 20 a.m.; Buckeyo stste aeronautics director Chell He also says, "a lady laugh& teach you dlsobedit!!tee? Did I o::.rLow:r42 Htver Wed: and a dlltsatlalled Jot1ll8 "I" Semceo will be bold fn· b ed · D P Stata up II, 7 3tl a. m; Jobn Moulton as Robert L. Baldwm, to hersell when she boaro a "Fe Fl Fo Fum" make you Y ore · p. m. man iD thst capaci(J becatlle o , at tht Martin Funertl Horne 24 n ou~;/n~1udnd · ~· · ~ar- J. Rowe up 15, UO a. m.; Lit· 311, and Lloyd 0, Crutchfield, 44, Idlrly JOke and doesn't let any , want to grind the hones ol an nesp'!a~. 1 1 11 be wanted to starL "' ~utland with Uto .Rev. CbN· so s, eco ve., rs . tie George up 15, 6:20 a. m; - - one know she has caught on" i Englishman? For that matter, . , a rom an opparen se ''' Lemley Qlficiatjng. Burial Earl E. Gordon, 1042 Second Jenks up 16, 5:!tl a. m.; Jacob Maraaret Cole to I to retend Ignorance II Ido you n!ally thins there•• I inllicted gunshot wound Is RtJs- Wilson said ho had roaM bls Will be In tho Millor C4m•tiii'Y Ave. Mrs. Josse H. Gardner, G. up 16, 6·15 a. m , National • say., P Jolly Green Giant or a Whitt sell Lee Haner, 118. . final offer to Hairston and I" Danville. Friondt may call 31 Smithers St , John A, Sal- up 17, 7:40p.m. ; Pioneer down Ed•t EHS AnnnJ!l . too pn sy. Knight' Gallla County Cot'llllor Don• would make no further attempt al tho Woaloy Wise re!idence floo •. 2171 Eastem Ave., Mrs. 17, 8 40 p m.; E. P. Joneo up aJMargaret Cole, a sentOr, Wlll j To sum ll up, Helen, what bt l Stop .worrying. Kldl know Utt aid War..hlms had not yet rut- to contact the former New York on tho Now Lillul Rood today Wtlham H. Smith, Rt. I, Galli· 17, ~:10 a. m.; Tttan down 17, , tt tbo 186667_ Southern Hlih IS really sayiDa Ill that MEN dlllerence, too. - H. on the ·-·~et caus.e of deathiUnlversi(J star. until noon on Friday when tho pol11, Mrs. L1va B. Brooks, 4M 6 a.m.; Luther Herdman down ann~l, ~- waa~nnoun~ lean do all the talkins they want 1, this morning. Galha Coun(J A C!IIUP!e ot rooklet also were body will be Itkin to the runor· P1ke St., Kanauaa, Mrs. Hoi- 17, &·50 a. m.; New Martino· . aj. s. mas •" a -'Iabout sex, bot a LADY muat JJear Helen: Sheriff Denver Walker termed mlaslnl Wednesday, but were at homt. . land C. Prose, Rt. _1, Patriot, Yillo down 18, 5.35 a. m.: VJ~~er member8 of th fl pretned she's back In 1111 18th My hoy ltiend ran away from II "an ar-::·•enl sult!lde." expected to report today. They • sta Mrs. Fronk G. Smith, Rt 2, Jr. up !8, 1·10 a. m.: . century. State School and we lol mar- A rifle fay near th• body ac- were Jim Ware or Oklahoma · VInton, Mrs. Monna SniiUt, ii$ vania down 18, 7:15 a. m.; ar~ Corol Wtlcoxtn, . Aaslstant What do you say? Am I - nal ,.hen 1 was 16 Tben tbll)' cording to lite sheriff. A soa City University, the llli)'als' No. So. Second St., Middleport John K. dowo 19, 4.55 a. m.; =t:: ;r:;,da ~r~•· lay~ut SEX CRAZ'i caught him and he. went blck who beard the shoollng dlscoV· 2 draft choice, wbo mlssetl 1 Mrs. Lester L. llo~h. Rt. 1, Walter Bockjord up 30, 5;26 : 1 ' a ICIB n on, aa ea Pear S,C.: lor sill months. When he gol ered the body in the basement plane, and Wnlie Merriweather, Letart; Donald J. Stamper, 3205 a. m.: Edeallll BooworUt down 1'::"'gar, Tert!Sa McTurner, No but 11 your gonUeman oul 1 knew t had made a ble of the HBMr home, located whole school teac~lnj job In !Continued From Pate One I Jackson Avo., Pt. Pleasant; 20, 7:10a.m.: John Ladd Dean ~· ~ Y~\:b ;.r:••~r, :ug· l friend prefers you "Prlltsy" nilstake so we never Uved to- near the l!accoon BrldJie ac- Detroit prevented llllil from 1 woo orgoniud labor back to William E. Plants, Pt. Plea• down 11, ,,35 a. m.; Paul D. "' 1 us, e en 108• yoo'd bttlter do a UtUa pretnd· gether. 'My baby waa tour oonllng to the sheriff. maldtllll their eamp thla ran. The law- ant; Mrs. RoMie Clair Mill- up 21, '8:10 a. m., Jndtana up :ob USher~ Cundiff •!Ill 11ng or you m'y looe him months old when 1 met tbll Proseculln& Atty. John A. 'l'llm wDI be tw01pota up for makers did not. come throuib er, Jackson; Stanley L. Pau&h, 21, a:!tl a. m.: Elgerlcllf up 23, tors~ A~ n~~1:; 11 ~~ And men wh' still think women nice man and we &OI married. Epllnl, Dr. Warehime and arabi tltll aeasoP 011 the Royala' on !Wool Lobo~ 1 blueat bot:• Jackson; Mrs. William G 6:116 a. m. ; Heloo R down ed'W nd H b Stu.' should be pro!A'cted are hard to ' Somebody told me my first Sherltf Walker were at the I'OIIilr be•IUN ollhl Nlll'tliiiODl - reJ>Oal of section 141 Of i Jordon, Wellston; Miss Helen Greenup 3:55 p. m.; Hanger up I 1~~: ~.Y; rn\,.~r· )'elllace tltest days. -H. marriage wasn't lop! becauN lll.'etle of the sboollnl sborlly of cenli!r W~ Embry lad Taft • Hlrlley .tel <i!'e OO<all- L. Wlneka,_Rl. I, South Point; Greenup 6:4tl . p. m.; Mark M. t!enner t isis UWI~e · e. Oear Helen: 1 ran away llld waa under ap, 1:llfter~~lt~occur~jied,;i.~;;;;::;;;;iiiitiiO,;;f•;;;rwi;ard ....;iJi;iaiickii.oT'"'WyJII;;.ji;;ia•iij,iili;;;:~; ed r'-ht-to-work provtSM!n) and Dante! A. Donn~lly, Columbus; up Greenup IZ:!tl a .. m.; Elisha YP · .J am a divorced motber of end be was a "fugitive." So Ill eailet Nltrlctlolll ea pt~ket- ~as Kinnard, HI. 1 l!avens- Woods up Groonup 3:60 a. m.; M B . Df six teen-agers. 1 have met I Ucured It wao all rjpt to marla&.. , . · wood. W. Va., and Mrs. Ellon Frank J)uraql up Greenup 4:35 rs. each_ . .~ ~well IUY with whom I. work. ry again. Wllh the PNoldenta 1111111· R. l\lcVaney, l!avenswood, W. a. m.; P~ela D. down Green- Tuesday Mofll,ll\1( J1e Ia also divorced and . has Now somebody else IIlla me turt, tho wage will tiH to f!.IO Va. • up 5:110 a. -m.: Mark Easton up Mrs. Elfzab!th . Beac6, ' · 79, ~en . · l can. almosi let! my· I'm a bigamist Can 1 1e1 nell Fob. I lid llfi.IO • year Birtba Groonup 6:35 a. m.; H. E. Jewett, i:l., a former Joitg«mo. ,ejl. ·raiU~g ln . l~vo with him, divorce !rom ~.. maa wbliell Ialor. It will alto exU.ltCI cov· Mrs. Ronald M. Miller, 1 Gar· Bowles down Grettnup 7:10 a. Meigs reaident, passt.~· awaY.lltli'·l think lui .i! .lllraid 10 asJ< I'm married to another? Or am er.,.ta U mntlori IIIDI'I work- field Ave., son, 1:20 p. m, Wed· m. ; Mingo up Greenup 7:55 a. Tuesday morning at the ltchrlg 10.. :my conipuny because ol my 1 roally marrledO 1;. ero. brinlinl tht total cov... od nesday. Mrs. Dwight Benjamin m. ; Cotton Queen down Mol- Nursing Ho~e at .Urlcksvllle. children. , Dear C: by 1M minimum wage law Ia Siders, 2001 Eastern Ave., dahl i :!tl p.m. ; Misa Susan Mrs. Beach was pl1Cfded In I'm afraid to show any signs You nted a lawyer to ~~~;II 4(J million. daughter, 4:55 p. m., Wedne$· down Meldabl 10:46 p. m.; death by her parents, William thai I'm lnleNited, I bave ten out thia tsnsle. Even t day. 1\tn. Lorry Eu1ano Broy· enswood down Meldahl 12:05 a. Andrew and Emma Jane Da- never until now even talked a marrll&l lln'l "l..eJal," aa Ia, Wau&ft's Traitor Court, Gal- m. ; Philip Sporn up Meldabl vidson and two brotlters, George witlt anoiiJar man. Do you annulmanl is ltfctlsary befora HEAR NARRATION lipoUs. son, 3:00 p. m. Wednea- 1:45 a. m.: lrone Cbolln down and Tom Davidson, all lormerly Utiak If l .. live hll!l Ume he'll another m1rrla11 can taU Tile "StaUner &tory," narrat- jday. Mr$. Hayard Denton Meld'ahl 5:55 a. m. I Rutland residents. Mrs. Beach shirt notlclna me? -t.M.W. place. -H. ed by Chol Huntlu, wu Ill"' ,Sheelti, Northup, daughter, GaUipoill Dam -<lVEC down ' Is survived by a brother, 1\'al- IJeQr 1: sen~ •I the re~ular meeting i !O :OI p. m., Tuesday. Mrs. 3:30 p. m.; Tlbolt down 4:45 ter Davidson, Rutland; · ·and Nol -ll _y~~ . don't &lve lt!m • of PJ!IIei'Q)I Lions Club Tuesday Thomas Edward Hysell, 1126 p. m.; Vickers down 1:05 a.m. several nieces including - Mrs; ANNOUNCE ~GFDT •venlltt at the Grace Episcopal , E. Main St.. PJmeroy, sor1, Kanawha River - Solvay up ' Jobn Werner, Middleport and PoweU Rams Home There will bo • songfest at ~hin'<:il. Followlnl the film a !1·17 p. m. Wednesday. London S:IO a. m.: J. S. Lewis Mrs. Loulae , Davia! •"Elmhurst, -P~tir 4lf.'J.'oucbdnwna !be Mlnersvlll~ )lfethodlst queol(on and answer pennd waa Dlacberaed down Londoll 6:50 a. m.; o. P'. Ill. . · 1:w9 toucbrlowna by !ull.back church ~lllldey, Sept. II, at 7:30 held by Lee 8m1Ut, former Ma· PaUenli dlscharaed on Wed· Shearer down Marmot 11 p. Funeral· services will be Jl'ti· .Qeite-.Powellled "Middlepi>rt's 7· p. m., with a choir, quartets, yor 14.Miojdlepnrt and head CbeIncluded: Mn. Ronnie m.; Lucy Jane Locas down day at 2 p.m. at the Tel(er Fu; llh grade team to a 111-0 vic- duets, and .special s;._ing. '""~ ''· 8talfner Chemloala at L. llld infant son, Mro. M 1 r mol 1:05 a. m.; AI· noral Home· at Jtwlltt w!Ut our· tqrjo ·over ·!astern Wl!diteoday · · · · Gal'.pohs Forry. T!lere were II Jelferwn N. Baker, Mrs. David len R Merrill dowa Mar· tal In tho Jewott cemewry. after sohooi. . · RIT8 TIIAJLiRt Dill· members proaent al the meet- M. Boothe and lnlant 800 , Cal- mel 1:20 a. m.: Fort Deal' Powe!Vs •rulil· shr pc!lnter ·wu · NILES, Ohio (UPI)- Charles ing.___________ ---- ..-- vin M. Carter, Mrs. John W. horn down Winfield 6:115 p.m.: $7,500 Asked for · -tallied in the , openirit quarte~ Fabian, 40, ChomplonTwp., Clair, Mrs. Lyde Co<ks, Ernest Mountain State down Winfield Aile ·ed l~jurv · on a 2& yitl'd ·.rtlll and then In killed oarly today whln 1111 car L. Damewood, Mr•. Ada No" l :li a. _m.; W. H; Shaver, Jr. One s~t lor money Only ·ror 11)1 thin! q~ he addlld the coUided wit- a traciOr-traller j DE;Virt'ED TO llft'llftm rls, Phy!Uo H. Pope, Yvonne S. down Wmfield l:iiO a. m.: il880 fi,IIOO, was .fllec!'iu Mel&s · Corn- otlter ~ucltdii'Q,\~ 1 41 Jard an lnlersecUon. In nearby w..u.. 01 MEIGS . IIUIION ADA Howe, Mrs_ Kenneth R. Smith, West Vtrglnla up Wlnfteld 4:20 mon Pleas eotlrt .. Thursday pllftl return. Dentlla Bog,., lao- enfield Twp• . Geor!~ B. Slaltlial, Thoma, 0. 1. m. ; Helen Z. up Wlnlleld 5 a. morning ~Y Milrtha Ann 0~· ut qtllrlarback, ·ran end -'---~r. o. :::t ,.._ Stewart, Janet A. Stith, Robert Ill. linJer 291 wainbt •St. Middle" BWetJII tor both of. lilt Mlddl• 1AIDJ MAN lULLED ....,:::"'~-~~ __ ,8<tout, l(,n . Montlle Stover, port, 'against Hai'dlq i Wtrth, pori Ulra 'jlatlli ;'CIO!lVOOIIona. LODI, Oblo IUPl)- Ill!! 0. ( ~~- ~;::!.,!;'f:o.~.''it.,'M; 1 E. Thomas, Jr., Mrs. liON IS BORN 3$1 North 2nd St., MldtllePort; MlddJeport ·. wiU •trovtl to · II&- MeCraeUn, N, RRI Loti~ wll •"•lt.J.'- •·-~1111,.,':: R. Warth, Peqy LH Mr. and Mrs. Coy Nil! are a• the result of alleged lltiiJio. cllle for , Its neil pntll · 01 killed WodneodiiY n(lbl \:'~ ,."'".~':lio!. llarlllnl L Whlll. Mra. IIIIIOUncinl the birth of 1 tliX ill rteetved In an outom6fJile • .'21. . · '•' hi• vahlolo mahatl oiJ Mlllln1ll .~!., ~ ,::<"!. AmJ M. Wolfe, Virlil M. JIOIIIICII, i "'· lOll 8opl 8 at Vtt. · '. 1,1 ' iJ;L County ltd. ,97, alioul ·0111 o"'' Wood and Otllt 8. Young. orana' Memorial holilltal, The ae<itlertt o!CCUI'Nil on · · CYCUfl' lill 1 Ell east of bert. ,,,,.,. ,._ '*"' ...... .w. . . Br.on '·- J ay: "r " .... ·-• pii'Onlo IN Stepl 30, 111M, on State 111gb-. KENT, ""'· ..._II ' vouv (UP'') • - .,.. .. ' ' • '\1 •·~· "'~ •0!1' ~'~"· """ LODGE TO MEET 1\lyrll Sc:haotor llld Mr. 'liay 7 llt Meiss County near Sp81n, Ken~ WB!J klllod ·.lalo. . Dill QF JN.JUJUIC8 1'1111'1 will be a apeelal end litre. Ruuell Nib. Mn. . Melga • Gallla' Une. In Ute woctneldily nilht wllln hit IIIII- MEDINA, ·~ (l~'l'I~·l:, ....tint of lhl Shade EllllbtUt Nil&, HarUord, · the plaintlt! atales Utat lhrt!yeie collided willt a '*' ·al 11amoa,.7'1,0RbutliJ, · LlldJ!e No. 413, Saturday, Sept, Va., II a 1"'•1 defendant opel'lted hla can llllll.inte.,._tlilil here. The dri.¥11' today llt_ ~~- . 17, ti Ut m. to conftl' 1111 Ntlzs have 1 negllpnt manner and' '<>I' thi cat, ~ ,Jo!arle Sum- lloepltal fi'Oiil lillq,.tt; thl .plalnUII'a car Ia mm, illi, IIJV4ib)ll; ,wu Satur"Utwllett h11 rear, causing lnl1117 to bel In fair eondlllt/n al flruck a ~111'1."~' ·and two, DOCk. Memorial Hoaoltal. tarcYclet near llan. ~onorJ 1 11 :In regula~· ~eeting ~lbert H;m~e, MOnth Old SOn 'es Wlednesday Dl abo~t Mo~emeall: H • N Holze~n~osp~~l ~n view of the Cleveland Browns this sea!on. The ftrrner Brown great quarterback, who is now roaching the Washington Redskins, feels the Browns are a better ll!am oow that Jimmy Brown is a.o actor instead of a lullback. Graham got 9. ·geod view ol the Brownless Browns last weekend when Cleveland routed his Redskins, 38-14. "The Browns are a better U!am without Brow• and If you HELEN HELP us •' River NeWS ~aY By Untied Press lnteroatlonal don't know why , I'm not OUO Graham has a unique to tell you," Graham Robertson Not Around For PictureS Joba ~oher\ H~r:d J~~n S~obar~, I· ·'Browns Better Off' ... Graham ~u- Gubernatorial Candidate Herndon Killed By Boost ers \ ~ached I Graham's reasoning is known. He has long rapped Anyway, the HJ'Iswer ef just Cleveland fullback because never was much ef a blocker. how good the Browns are now that Jimmy Brown Is movie Belt..- Balanced acting In England should come Graham feels that with Sunday. Green and Leroy Kelley in backfield blocking for other and for ou,<rterbaek 1 The Browns will host Ute Frank Ryan , the cluil is Green Bay Packers In their balanced. second game of the season. The or course, thi• view Is game will he a rematch of last exactly uRiversal. Since year's NFL title game when was probably the the Packers easily deleali!d the running back Ia the history Browns. The Packers, shtoting 0ead f "ound am· , ~ I '~~' =~I bue~~~:ent for NGS For The Cool Toronto Is Seeking Eveninqs Wools, corduroys, pop· llns, suedes and scrubbed denims. Pile a ad quilled linings. Goal Coats, Bench Warmen, Ranch Style Jackets and Finger 'fip !.,.,ngths. ~ 12.95 to 28.50 ~ All Weather Coats Zip Out Pile Un- ~on inq• ·~~~ , . . . . . .Ill G111 11ld Get Free 411 Dap .a Nllha MIAMI IIACN - • fS ne UPI 8 I t. your Slt'lr BoOII: TodQ I:: 18 DRY CLEANING' their !ourtb NFL crawl ill lbe Gallian F und e~s~ "m:'· 2 the NFL, many observers feel that expecting him to block, too, Is like expectlllll Sophia Loren to he a good cook. UabeliM'able bul TnD C. .T.,IID OAI ITATION W. IMI11 It,. , ......... 21.50 DOWNIEGROSS POMEROY END OF YEAR IASf TIRMI .•• 1 P/ ' FALL & WINTER -c. 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He aaid bit Marros said today the U.S. scrc&lled Pekmg-Jakarta axis" country was "proud to - - --·. u,•11160 .· be ' presence in South Viet Nam ~Nhich Indonesian Communists counted among America's had meant encouragement and ·had sought to establish. lriends and allies." . support ror those who blocked 1 The Philippine leader said the "I personally know lor a fac1 1 Lommunist takeover in )n<jone-1 \ ,ssurapm ot Presid!!lll Jvhn· that the American presence in ' .,a. son tirat American troops would Viet Nam provided-thouib 1 In an addresg to a jomt [stay in VietNam were "aa:quite unintentionally - encou· ' · 5 00 US. SAIGON (UP!)- A force of 12.001t to .l ,0 · Marines today launched an amphibious and helicopter uaault juat &auth of the border with North VIet Nam, The Leathernecks hoped to cut off part of a Ct>mmuni!Jt division infiltrating through the so-called demilitarized srssion of Con8f!S!, Marcos l1ndipenBable factor in main· I ragement and support to those zone (DMZ). u.s · I ' I d air I taining the stabilitY ol South- I who succesalully misted the UP! correspondent Robert Kaylor, with lltl lan • Asia and east Asia ." , attempted Communist lakeover ing force reported the sweep began Operation Deck• The United State• must : in Indonesia," ho said. ;r ,,_ • c bDutt IV and was aimed at the Northlb!VIetnabmedse 1remain the dominant military , Division. The United States moanw e reac e ano .,. pnwer in Asia, Marcos a d, i ON CAMPAIGN TRAIL- u.s. Representative Walter H. Moeller o( Ohio's er grim mllesto.ne In Viet Nam when U.S . .military 1 1 until Communist China accepts 'l ' lOth Congressional District Is pidured above with District Campaign Chainnan spokesmen In Saigon announced that the number of "the obligation to co exist i Dale Chapman of Carroll and Moeller campaign chairmen of the 11 counties com- Americans killed In the war , pepcefully with its neigbbo(s." prising the lOth District at a meeting in Athens. Left to right, seated: Dr. William bad officially passed 6,000. dtvod Into Utalr mtdiL 1 "II is only American military Ray, Lancaster (Fairfield Co.); Dr Charles Haney, Ironton (Lawrence Co.); Con&ress· T"e weekly castl8ilv •enort A l!lPIIve hellcopler assault power that is acceptable in man Moeller; Chapman; Delbert Fordham,· Marietta (Washington Co.); and Atty. for lhe porlod endlna Sept. 10 by thotlllllndl ot U.S. 1'1 Air Asia and great enough to deter Jose~h Allen, New Lexington (Perry Co.), Left to rtght, standing: Pearl Knox, Dun• ~bowed 71 U.S. aorvt.-.men kll· Clvalry Olvillon troops In the communist China's aggressive ! das (Vinton co.l; James Porter, Gallipolis, who!presented Gallla Co. Chairman loci In action, 4110 wounded llld Central In 1-.re" of Horses may he presented In tendencies," he said. Atty. Warren Sheets, also of Gallipolis; AI ty. bert Lappen, Logan !Hocking Co.); eight mlssln& llt action. Total a Commun!at tllvlllon rtpqrted eighteen classes when the Marcos warned agamst tb 1• , Five cases were to he roe- Atty. Joseph Oths, Wellston (Jackson Co.); Dr. rold Brown, Pomeroy IM&IIB Co.); U.S. oombal dealba In VIol Naill In the rtlf\111 appartn.Uyllaled. lllam Hoffman, Nelsonville, chair- now are 5,1161. The mlxod North YielD~ Melp county Riding Club spoo- country conlmuing as "a sented for grand jury study to- and William Elliott, Stockport tMorgan Co.). sors a horse show on l!ept. 18, reluctant participant in Ute ; day by Meigs County Prosecul· man of Athens Co., was absent when the photo was taken. South Vlelnamest louel tor VIet eon, "Yellow Star," tlivl0 boglnning at noon, at the Meigs allairs of Asia," saying "we 1ing Attorney Bernard V. · the week were 68. Spokesmen alon slipped IWIIY iD jhe_)unll•• Courty Fairgrounds. note a hesitance, some frustra· l The 15 grand jurors, wilh listed Communi•! :asualtles at 280 mllu north ot $ilton which .Show Judse will be Eddie tion doubts in Amenca i Cash Bahr appointed foreman, 1,1!16 killed llld In 11'0 dotted with eave llld luMel Rtckard and Rmgmaster wtll tnday. went mto session at II a. m. . The re-election campaign of open from 9 a.m. toft p.m. Mon· gressman Moeller said: •·our military Ienos • ii!JI ratio o( networkl_._ _._ _ 7 bt Bob Jones. Bill Downie is He called on Ute Unili!d today alter Common PIe 8 s l u.s. Representative Walter H. day through Saturday, and will campaign will be base1 on a '- to !lor the alii... to .serve as sh!JW aonouncer, Stale• to reaffirm its world . Judge John C. Bacon. ~dvlsed ' Moeller got off to an oflicial also remain open until 9 p.m. ., h to Ut I . In the field, U, S. Air Force PDWELL TO SPEAK club officials said. Entry r.. them of thetr responSibiht!es. start this week with formal op- Fridav. Campaign literature, posilive approac e peop e. J•l pilots spottad 10 Commupllt , will be $1.50 per horse. Cases to be studted were ening of tiM! Congre'lllm>ll's tOUt placa;ds , auto bumper strips, II will be geared to my MIG 17 jet ftshtera Wednesday 'ftte Lelart Falla PTA meetCianll will bt the Western 0 WI charges ol assault and battery Ohio District headquarter. at lapel buttons and other ma•.erl· In Congress, and how my wo" while attacking a vlgl bridle lnl hp been poatponod from Pl...,. Horoe, Pleasure Pony against Vtrgll Yarbrough, Jack 141 West Main l.unc&st- als are available in the olfice. In hal bttnelltted the norUt of Hanoi. Two of t>e MIGs Sevt. :18 to Sept. :rr. The under 61 Inches, EU and Ward and Charlet Yarbrough!; or Speaking briefly as n•ed· citizens of the Ohio 111 Ut Dl• mad• a pass at u.s. 1'1011 Tltnn- live bead, Paul Powell, wUI ipoon - open, !)arret Race a charge ol burglary and B&E District Hcadquartm will uarters ofl!cially opened, Con· trlct." denhlel f(gltter-bombert but be the sues! IP8Bker. All meP>borJu, BIIITtl Race - ponie$, agamst Clarence Weddlt Jr., q fied when another American jel bers are ur&ed to attend. ,. , it was certain 0 puwor iD Southeast '"~ F•IVe Cases Horse Show Features 18 Classes 3241~ ill~ Offered for Jury v•JeW Hllhl~ 1 ~~d I M thers 'II Be Honored ~ -ond Run - horse•. Ride IIIII Run - ponies, Flag Race ~pen En8fish Pleasure Horse • ' campatgn Rep. M0.eller 0pens Ree}ection I Full~. I Sire,~. Z~ <a~turo~; recor~ Congre&~ and an indecent exposure charge aganst W!lliam .Reeves , Grand JUrors , m addilmn to WASIUNGTON IUPII Pick Up Race .- horse, Pick :'..:'e~:rs ;.' r~~~::~s t~: ! Babr, include William Weaver, ' STANLEY, Idaho (UP!) - both of Oklahoma City and af- 1northern Idaho when Ute orasb flpolbr W. McCormack llp Race- pnmes, Shovel Race at ttto noxt meeliPB 01 1 D. Idaho ll<mocratic guoet·no.u,·illt filiated with the Liberty Plan of joccurred about 11 a.m. Two IIW iood em11111 for Domo- ltorwo, Tire !lace - pnmeo, the Pomeroy Athletic Boosters, I Q:l~e' , Er~es~~e· Ha~man. caudidate Charles Herndon died America, ,Inc., an Oklahoma Fl- Stanely area loggers heard the mta Wedaeltlly Ia 'heldaJ'I Blake !lac:. - OJitll, Roadtli!r John Werr resident said at • Y • . ' ' wh1lc rescuers earned h1m nance Company. crash, and notified the forest prt,.ary olef'l!ll!ll. HI weal PODy,llanllaok Cia.,- open, the '01 the Creed Janes, i !rom the heart of a wilderne" l The four men were enroute to •ervice. 10 far •• to lll'tdlell ptlllble frail Clas1 - open, Western . June 8ayre, orman ax er, area in central Idaho Wednes- 1 aet &alA of five to 16 Dem• llld English and Trial Class lor Boosters Tuesday evemng. Francis Webb, Olive C. Millard, d· y night bringing to three the ' - - - erotic BoiiM Milt Ia Novemo"""'•"', Oblo (IJPI) - R . Ways and means to make Blythe Theiss and John Hill. a ', . . Mvnu IIIIWel. money and Increase attendance total of VICtims m a small ller. eppoarod Oscar RobertSon, the Animals Ill lht pony clasaes w.,e discussed. The (!oosters plane crash earlier in the day. 1 "I've been reading a lot iD ClnclnnaU Royals' lllpel'ltar, must be 56 ln. fll' . under and owe approximately $3,901l on The small plane crashed \ the peporr from lbe llepubll· would be a holdout for the sectile rider must be under 17 the lootball dressing roomo. duruJg a ram storm about 10 1, eta leader tRep. Gerald R. ond year In a row as !rabliJII Je'rs of qe. The group hopes to pay at ·_ miles from Stanley, tmmedtate- ~ Flinl t1 MlcbiJ!IDI lbolll 11M camp opened todll)' at Miami loaot hall ol this in<lebtedness ty ktlllng two Okaloma n• n. j by Hel•n Bottel Ral1 tlley are going to plek University. 111 . year. Several money mak· Gauge read!••• • - Ga - and 1n]ur1ng Herndon and tne ap,'' MtCormIeb tol"'• report· Ith•s lng Ideas were presented but pnlis Dam II.,, !2 J, running plane's pllol, William Blf, Twm WHAT IS A LADYY Ispot ol lmpelus, and let It be era. "II 1 were Ford, I'd be Robertson did not shoW Ull • no action was taken. •3'> feet on rollers, Pomeroy· Falls. Btr I'" taken to '."" >un 1Dear Helen. known you lftn'l llf!Xious lor a worryln1 mere about lhe Wednesday for the _plcture•tak• Till! next meetlna Is Tuesday : Mason 20.16, Pt. Pleasant 2l.87 Valley Hospital where hiS con· i The other day my gentleman second marriage. -H. oealt I could feR." lng IOSSion al CinCIJUUlU Gar· " ' Sept. 20, at Ute Senior High IHmton U8 staUonary, Kanaw· ditlon was reported as serious. lrtend started to analyze me. 1 dells llld Royal• Gelleral MaliaSchoo! auditorium starting at ,Ira Falls 5.51 lallmg, Charleston Rescue crews walked three He says ]'m very lree or loose : Dear Helen: _ , . ger Pepper Wilson said be had John Wayne Slraten. ono 7 30 p. m Film of the Pomeroy-' 19 70 rtSinl, London and Mar- l miles from the end of Ute road ' wiUt my morals because I WID Don't you Utink Batman and been Ulllble to reach him Ill' munUt old 10n of Mr. and Mra. Wahama game will be shown. met dams wen , running a hall- into the heavy brush and talk to anyone sex. shows like it are teaching our 0 II!Japhone. John Straten,, Dexter, <lied Wodloot and Wmfield Dam one foot. timber country to the scene of 1 1 don 'llbink lhal meat!$ any· children violence? These norrl· 11 evod Ia 0 n.. marntlli, at the child· , Boat. I the crash, in an ef!orl to carry Uttng, because sell is I"' 1nter· ble lights and Ute love ol may· WI l'he Btl • who bell ' 1 r•n' Hospital m Columbut. - - Ohio RIVer - Queen c I I y the critically wounded Herndon estiol aubjecl, and beoidel I hem! I crinse every time I 1 0 have r...lved "r eontrael >urVIVOrti mcludt btl par· a _I down 13, 4:30 a. m·; Larry l u an ambulance But Herndon 1 disucss it with lilY fnenda hear about this kind ol Utlng $80,000 before eporlln& r.r ' .. one brother, Steve Allen, 0Sp1 1411 t\VS Turner up 14, 3 10 P· m.; Beav-.1clied before he the ybio !mostly married), Aller on family TV - GRAittJMOTH· . Jd G Ilia Co year, II reported fllllllllnJ ·· home: the patomol (lrandpaer up 14, 5·05 p. m ; Wesli!rn I bulance. th lb ngs we talk about ER A 68 . year o a liOO,OOO this year. · t. W<1tdell Ji!irrell, Outer, Entere up 14 , 6.1> p. m.: Charles SU.v- 1 Othr VJctims ol Ute crash ar~ aile in ~agazmes and boob Dear Grandmother: ty !alhtr oil I was an appa~ Also J9isslnl was Hap Jlaln. • matornol grandparants, Mr. Am Ut d H:ll•l enoon up 14, 8:25 P· m.; Jane were identilled lentaUvely by and quite rascinatina. Did the Katzen)llmmer Kids IIUicldo In the ofi:tll ton the Royall' sbr.Ut mau lui " Mrs . Befby Straten. Weliothe en1 T. up 14, 5 20 a.m.; Buckeyo stste aeronautics director Chell He also says, "a lady laugh& teach you dlsobedit!!tee? Did I o::.rLow:r42 Htver Wed: and a dlltsatlalled Jot1ll8 "I" Semceo will be bold fn· b ed · D P Stata up II, 7 3tl a. m; Jobn Moulton as Robert L. Baldwm, to hersell when she boaro a "Fe Fl Fo Fum" make you Y ore · p. m. man iD thst capaci(J becatlle o , at tht Martin Funertl Horne 24 n ou~;/n~1udnd · ~· · ~ar- J. Rowe up 15, UO a. m.; Lit· 311, and Lloyd 0, Crutchfield, 44, Idlrly JOke and doesn't let any , want to grind the hones ol an nesp'!a~. 1 1 11 be wanted to starL "' ~utland with Uto .Rev. CbN· so s, eco ve., rs . tie George up 15, 6:20 a. m; - - one know she has caught on" i Englishman? For that matter, . , a rom an opparen se ''' Lemley Qlficiatjng. Burial Earl E. Gordon, 1042 Second Jenks up 16, 5:!tl a. m.; Jacob Maraaret Cole to I to retend Ignorance II Ido you n!ally thins there•• I inllicted gunshot wound Is RtJs- Wilson said ho had roaM bls Will be In tho Millor C4m•tiii'Y Ave. Mrs. Josse H. Gardner, G. up 16, 6·15 a. m , National • say., P Jolly Green Giant or a Whitt sell Lee Haner, 118. . final offer to Hairston and I" Danville. Friondt may call 31 Smithers St , John A, Sal- up 17, 7:40p.m. ; Pioneer down Ed•t EHS AnnnJ!l . too pn sy. Knight' Gallla County Cot'llllor Don• would make no further attempt al tho Woaloy Wise re!idence floo •. 2171 Eastem Ave., Mrs. 17, 8 40 p m.; E. P. Joneo up aJMargaret Cole, a sentOr, Wlll j To sum ll up, Helen, what bt l Stop .worrying. Kldl know Utt aid War..hlms had not yet rut- to contact the former New York on tho Now Lillul Rood today Wtlham H. Smith, Rt. I, Galli· 17, ~:10 a. m.; Tttan down 17, , tt tbo 186667_ Southern Hlih IS really sayiDa Ill that MEN dlllerence, too. - H. on the ·-·~et caus.e of deathiUnlversi(J star. until noon on Friday when tho pol11, Mrs. L1va B. Brooks, 4M 6 a.m.; Luther Herdman down ann~l, ~- waa~nnoun~ lean do all the talkins they want 1, this morning. Galha Coun(J A C!IIUP!e ot rooklet also were body will be Itkin to the runor· P1ke St., Kanauaa, Mrs. Hoi- 17, &·50 a. m.; New Martino· . aj. s. mas •" a -'Iabout sex, bot a LADY muat JJear Helen: Sheriff Denver Walker termed mlaslnl Wednesday, but were at homt. . land C. Prose, Rt. _1, Patriot, Yillo down 18, 5.35 a. m.: VJ~~er member8 of th fl pretned she's back In 1111 18th My hoy ltiend ran away from II "an ar-::·•enl sult!lde." expected to report today. They • sta Mrs. Fronk G. Smith, Rt 2, Jr. up !8, 1·10 a. m.: . century. State School and we lol mar- A rifle fay near th• body ac- were Jim Ware or Oklahoma · VInton, Mrs. Monna SniiUt, ii$ vania down 18, 7:15 a. m.; ar~ Corol Wtlcoxtn, . Aaslstant What do you say? Am I - nal ,.hen 1 was 16 Tben tbll)' cording to lite sheriff. A soa City University, the llli)'als' No. So. Second St., Middleport John K. dowo 19, 4.55 a. m.; =t:: ;r:;,da ~r~•· lay~ut SEX CRAZ'i caught him and he. went blck who beard the shoollng dlscoV· 2 draft choice, wbo mlssetl 1 Mrs. Lester L. llo~h. Rt. 1, Walter Bockjord up 30, 5;26 : 1 ' a ICIB n on, aa ea Pear S,C.: lor sill months. When he gol ered the body in the basement plane, and Wnlie Merriweather, Letart; Donald J. Stamper, 3205 a. m.: Edeallll BooworUt down 1'::"'gar, Tert!Sa McTurner, No but 11 your gonUeman oul 1 knew t had made a ble of the HBMr home, located whole school teac~lnj job In !Continued From Pate One I Jackson Avo., Pt. Pleasant; 20, 7:10a.m.: John Ladd Dean ~· ~ Y~\:b ;.r:••~r, :ug· l friend prefers you "Prlltsy" nilstake so we never Uved to- near the l!accoon BrldJie ac- Detroit prevented llllil from 1 woo orgoniud labor back to William E. Plants, Pt. Plea• down 11, ,,35 a. m.; Paul D. "' 1 us, e en 108• yoo'd bttlter do a UtUa pretnd· gether. 'My baby waa tour oonllng to the sheriff. maldtllll their eamp thla ran. The law- ant; Mrs. RoMie Clair Mill- up 21, '8:10 a. m., Jndtana up :ob USher~ Cundiff •!Ill 11ng or you m'y looe him months old when 1 met tbll Proseculln& Atty. John A. 'l'llm wDI be tw01pota up for makers did not. come throuib er, Jackson; Stanley L. Pau&h, 21, a:!tl a. m.: Elgerlcllf up 23, tors~ A~ n~~1:; 11 ~~ And men wh' still think women nice man and we &OI married. Epllnl, Dr. Warehime and arabi tltll aeasoP 011 the Royala' on !Wool Lobo~ 1 blueat bot:• Jackson; Mrs. William G 6:116 a. m. ; Heloo R down ed'W nd H b Stu.' should be pro!A'cted are hard to ' Somebody told me my first Sherltf Walker were at the I'OIIilr be•IUN ollhl Nlll'tliiiODl - reJ>Oal of section 141 Of i Jordon, Wellston; Miss Helen Greenup 3:55 p. m.; Hanger up I 1~~: ~.Y; rn\,.~r· )'elllace tltest days. -H. marriage wasn't lop! becauN lll.'etle of the sboollnl sborlly of cenli!r W~ Embry lad Taft • Hlrlley .tel <i!'e OO<all- L. Wlneka,_Rl. I, South Point; Greenup 6:4tl . p. m.; Mark M. t!enner t isis UWI~e · e. Oear Helen: 1 ran away llld waa under ap, 1:llfter~~lt~occur~jied,;i.~;;;;::;;;;iiiitiiO,;;f•;;;rwi;ard ....;iJi;iaiickii.oT'"'WyJII;;.ji;;ia•iij,iili;;;:~; ed r'-ht-to-work provtSM!n) and Dante! A. Donn~lly, Columbus; up Greenup IZ:!tl a .. m.; Elisha YP · .J am a divorced motber of end be was a "fugitive." So Ill eailet Nltrlctlolll ea pt~ket- ~as Kinnard, HI. 1 l!avens- Woods up Groonup 3:60 a. m.; M B . Df six teen-agers. 1 have met I Ucured It wao all rjpt to marla&.. , . · wood. W. Va., and Mrs. Ellon Frank J)uraql up Greenup 4:35 rs. each_ . .~ ~well IUY with whom I. work. ry again. Wllh the PNoldenta 1111111· R. l\lcVaney, l!avenswood, W. a. m.; P~ela D. down Green- Tuesday Mofll,ll\1( J1e Ia also divorced and . has Now somebody else IIlla me turt, tho wage will tiH to f!.IO Va. • up 5:110 a. -m.: Mark Easton up Mrs. Elfzab!th . Beac6, ' · 79, ~en . · l can. almosi let! my· I'm a bigamist Can 1 1e1 nell Fob. I lid llfi.IO • year Birtba Groonup 6:35 a. m.; H. E. Jewett, i:l., a former Joitg«mo. ,ejl. ·raiU~g ln . l~vo with him, divorce !rom ~.. maa wbliell Ialor. It will alto exU.ltCI cov· Mrs. Ronald M. Miller, 1 Gar· Bowles down Grettnup 7:10 a. Meigs reaident, passt.~· awaY.lltli'·l think lui .i! .lllraid 10 asJ< I'm married to another? Or am er.,.ta U mntlori IIIDI'I work- field Ave., son, 1:20 p. m, Wed· m. ; Mingo up Greenup 7:55 a. Tuesday morning at the ltchrlg 10.. :my conipuny because ol my 1 roally marrledO 1;. ero. brinlinl tht total cov... od nesday. Mrs. Dwight Benjamin m. ; Cotton Queen down Mol- Nursing Ho~e at .Urlcksvllle. children. , Dear C: by 1M minimum wage law Ia Siders, 2001 Eastern Ave., dahl i :!tl p.m. ; Misa Susan Mrs. Beach was pl1Cfded In I'm afraid to show any signs You nted a lawyer to ~~~;II 4(J million. daughter, 4:55 p. m., Wedne$· down Meldabl 10:46 p. m.; death by her parents, William thai I'm lnleNited, I bave ten out thia tsnsle. Even t day. 1\tn. Lorry Eu1ano Broy· enswood down Meldahl 12:05 a. Andrew and Emma Jane Da- never until now even talked a marrll&l lln'l "l..eJal," aa Ia, Wau&ft's Traitor Court, Gal- m. ; Philip Sporn up Meldabl vidson and two brotlters, George witlt anoiiJar man. Do you annulmanl is ltfctlsary befora HEAR NARRATION lipoUs. son, 3:00 p. m. Wednea- 1:45 a. m.: lrone Cbolln down and Tom Davidson, all lormerly Utiak If l .. live hll!l Ume he'll another m1rrla11 can taU Tile "StaUner &tory," narrat- jday. Mr$. Hayard Denton Meld'ahl 5:55 a. m. I Rutland residents. Mrs. Beach shirt notlclna me? -t.M.W. place. -H. ed by Chol Huntlu, wu Ill"' ,Sheelti, Northup, daughter, GaUipoill Dam -<lVEC down ' Is survived by a brother, 1\'al- IJeQr 1: sen~ •I the re~ular meeting i !O :OI p. m., Tuesday. Mrs. 3:30 p. m.; Tlbolt down 4:45 ter Davidson, Rutland; · ·and Nol -ll _y~~ . don't &lve lt!m • of PJ!IIei'Q)I Lions Club Tuesday Thomas Edward Hysell, 1126 p. m.; Vickers down 1:05 a.m. several nieces including - Mrs; ANNOUNCE ~GFDT •venlltt at the Grace Episcopal , E. Main St.. PJmeroy, sor1, Kanawha River - Solvay up ' Jobn Werner, Middleport and PoweU Rams Home There will bo • songfest at ~hin'<:il. Followlnl the film a !1·17 p. m. Wednesday. London S:IO a. m.: J. S. Lewis Mrs. Loulae , Davia! •"Elmhurst, -P~tir 4lf.'J.'oucbdnwna !be Mlnersvlll~ )lfethodlst queol(on and answer pennd waa Dlacberaed down Londoll 6:50 a. m.; o. P'. Ill. . · 1:w9 toucbrlowna by !ull.back church ~lllldey, Sept. II, at 7:30 held by Lee 8m1Ut, former Ma· PaUenli dlscharaed on Wed· Shearer down Marmot 11 p. Funeral· services will be Jl'ti· .Qeite-.Powellled "Middlepi>rt's 7· p. m., with a choir, quartets, yor 14.Miojdlepnrt and head CbeIncluded: Mn. Ronnie m.; Lucy Jane Locas down day at 2 p.m. at the Tel(er Fu; llh grade team to a 111-0 vic- duets, and .special s;._ing. '""~ ''· 8talfner Chemloala at L. llld infant son, Mro. M 1 r mol 1:05 a. m.; AI· noral Home· at Jtwlltt w!Ut our· tqrjo ·over ·!astern Wl!diteoday · · · · Gal'.pohs Forry. T!lere were II Jelferwn N. Baker, Mrs. David len R Merrill dowa Mar· tal In tho Jewott cemewry. after sohooi. . · RIT8 TIIAJLiRt Dill· members proaent al the meet- M. Boothe and lnlant 800 , Cal- mel 1:20 a. m.: Fort Deal' Powe!Vs •rulil· shr pc!lnter ·wu · NILES, Ohio (UPI)- Charles ing.___________ ---- ..-- vin M. Carter, Mrs. John W. horn down Winfield 6:115 p.m.: $7,500 Asked for · -tallied in the , openirit quarte~ Fabian, 40, ChomplonTwp., Clair, Mrs. Lyde Co<ks, Ernest Mountain State down Winfield Aile ·ed l~jurv · on a 2& yitl'd ·.rtlll and then In killed oarly today whln 1111 car L. Damewood, Mr•. Ada No" l :li a. _m.; W. H; Shaver, Jr. One s~t lor money Only ·ror 11)1 thin! q~ he addlld the coUided wit- a traciOr-traller j DE;Virt'ED TO llft'llftm rls, Phy!Uo H. Pope, Yvonne S. down Wmfield l:iiO a. m.: il880 fi,IIOO, was .fllec!'iu Mel&s · Corn- otlter ~ucltdii'Q,\~ 1 41 Jard an lnlersecUon. In nearby w..u.. 01 MEIGS . IIUIION ADA Howe, Mrs_ Kenneth R. Smith, West Vtrglnla up Wlnfteld 4:20 mon Pleas eotlrt .. Thursday pllftl return. Dentlla Bog,., lao- enfield Twp• . Geor!~ B. Slaltlial, Thoma, 0. 1. m. ; Helen Z. up Wlnlleld 5 a. morning ~Y Milrtha Ann 0~· ut qtllrlarback, ·ran end -'---~r. o. :::t ,.._ Stewart, Janet A. Stith, Robert Ill. linJer 291 wainbt •St. Middle" BWetJII tor both of. lilt Mlddl• 1AIDJ MAN lULLED ....,:::"'~-~~ __ ,8<tout, l(,n . Montlle Stover, port, 'against Hai'dlq i Wtrth, pori Ulra 'jlatlli ;'CIO!lVOOIIona. LODI, Oblo IUPl)- Ill!! 0. ( ~~- ~;::!.,!;'f:o.~.''it.,'M; 1 E. Thomas, Jr., Mrs. liON IS BORN 3$1 North 2nd St., MldtllePort; MlddJeport ·. wiU •trovtl to · II&- MeCraeUn, N, RRI Loti~ wll •"•lt.J.'- •·-~1111,.,':: R. Warth, Peqy LH Mr. and Mrs. Coy Nil! are a• the result of alleged lltiiJio. cllle for , Its neil pntll · 01 killed WodneodiiY n(lbl \:'~ ,."'".~':lio!. llarlllnl L Whlll. Mra. IIIIIOUncinl the birth of 1 tliX ill rteetved In an outom6fJile • .'21. . · '•' hi• vahlolo mahatl oiJ Mlllln1ll .~!., ~ ,::<"!. AmJ M. Wolfe, Virlil M. JIOIIIICII, i "'· lOll 8opl 8 at Vtt. · '. 1,1 ' iJ;L County ltd. ,97, alioul ·0111 o"'' Wood and Otllt 8. Young. orana' Memorial holilltal, The ae<itlertt o!CCUI'Nil on · · CYCUfl' lill 1 Ell east of bert. ,,,,.,. ,._ '*"' ...... .w. . . Br.on '·- J ay: "r " .... ·-• pii'Onlo IN Stepl 30, 111M, on State 111gb-. KENT, ""'· ..._II ' vouv (UP'') • - .,.. .. ' ' • '\1 •·~· "'~ •0!1' ~'~"· """ LODGE TO MEET 1\lyrll Sc:haotor llld Mr. 'liay 7 llt Meiss County near Sp81n, Ken~ WB!J klllod ·.lalo. . Dill QF JN.JUJUIC8 1'1111'1 will be a apeelal end litre. Ruuell Nib. Mn. . Melga • Gallla' Une. In Ute woctneldily nilht wllln hit IIIII- MEDINA, ·~ (l~'l'I~·l:, ....tint of lhl Shade EllllbtUt Nil&, HarUord, · the plaintlt! atales Utat lhrt!yeie collided willt a '*' ·al 11amoa,.7'1,0RbutliJ, · LlldJ!e No. 413, Saturday, Sept, Va., II a 1"'•1 defendant opel'lted hla can llllll.inte.,._tlilil here. The dri.¥11' today llt_ ~~- . 17, ti Ut m. to conftl' 1111 Ntlzs have 1 negllpnt manner and' '<>I' thi cat, ~ ,Jo!arle Sum- lloepltal fi'Oiil lillq,.tt; thl .plalnUII'a car Ia mm, illi, IIJV4ib)ll; ,wu Satur"Utwllett h11 rear, causing lnl1117 to bel In fair eondlllt/n al flruck a ~111'1."~' ·and two, DOCk. Memorial Hoaoltal. tarcYclet near llan. ~onorJ 1 11 :In regula~· ~eeting ~lbert H;m~e, MOnth Old SOn 'es Wlednesday Dl abo~t Mo~emeall: H • N Holze~n~osp~~l ~n view of the Cleveland Browns this sea!on. The ftrrner Brown great quarterback, who is now roaching the Washington Redskins, feels the Browns are a better ll!am oow that Jimmy Brown is a.o actor instead of a lullback. Graham got 9. ·geod view ol the Brownless Browns last weekend when Cleveland routed his Redskins, 38-14. "The Browns are a better U!am without Brow• and If you HELEN HELP us •' River NeWS ~aY By Untied Press lnteroatlonal don't know why , I'm not OUO Graham has a unique to tell you," Graham Robertson Not Around For PictureS Joba ~oher\ H~r:d J~~n S~obar~, I· ·'Browns Better Off' ... Graham ~u- Gubernatorial Candidate Herndon Killed By Boost ers \ ~ached I Graham's reasoning is known. He has long rapped Anyway, the HJ'Iswer ef just Cleveland fullback because never was much ef a blocker. how good the Browns are now that Jimmy Brown Is movie Belt..- Balanced acting In England should come Graham feels that with Sunday. Green and Leroy Kelley in backfield blocking for other and for ou,<rterbaek 1 The Browns will host Ute Frank Ryan , the cluil is Green Bay Packers In their balanced. second game of the season. The or course, thi• view Is game will he a rematch of last exactly uRiversal. Since year's NFL title game when was probably the the Packers easily deleali!d the running back Ia the history Browns. The Packers, shtoting 0ead f "ound am· , ~ I '~~' =~I bue~~~:ent for NGS For The Cool Toronto Is Seeking Eveninqs Wools, corduroys, pop· llns, suedes and scrubbed denims. Pile a ad quilled linings. Goal Coats, Bench Warmen, Ranch Style Jackets and Finger 'fip !.,.,ngths. ~ 12.95 to 28.50 ~ All Weather Coats Zip Out Pile Un- ~on inq• ·~~~ , . . . . . .Ill G111 11ld Get Free 411 Dap .a Nllha MIAMI IIACN - • fS ne UPI 8 I t. your Slt'lr BoOII: TodQ I:: 18 DRY CLEANING' their !ourtb NFL crawl ill lbe Gallian F und e~s~ "m:'· 2 the NFL, many observers feel that expecting him to block, too, Is like expectlllll Sophia Loren to he a good cook. UabeliM'able bul TnD C. .T.,IID OAI ITATION W. IMI11 It,. , ......... 21.50 DOWNIEGROSS POMEROY END OF YEAR IASf TIRMI .•• 1 P/ ' FALL & WINTER -c. SAVE UP TO $1000·00 ON For The Family ARRIVING DAIL Yl GATHER 'ROUND AND SING A KOIJND WITH HUDEPOHL! SELECT FROM------. MAKE (14) BIG FORDS YOUR MUSTANGS (4} FAIRLANES (1) PICKUP TRUCK (1) Super Van Truck .ftOWI We'll Tradel •• Make Us f'n Offerl·, ·~ ..,. 1 .. THERE'S AlWAYS AIEIIER DW AT ... • •':r-,.::::: ......,w --- "'- I 's " . . ., . ., '":1 Keith Goble Ford, Iqt :eit P•lftl! 1411 Rob- (1) FALCON (3) SBICIION THE DAILY SINTINEI. New '66 Fords ·.' IIIDD'EPOIT,O. ', - . �, .' ;• I \.'<. .., ' ~. :;:~~~ :·. Ground Breaking .Ceremonies Will ·~ B~MARS::~;!K -- ~=.:·.;::e:rk . .,· , · Launch ell........... ~~ '!t • Hosp-.ital Building Pro.-_gra_.m oSlr: ' ilnt·classhlsb 90 tl: Dear fellow citizens If ~· -•·tn lh 1 11 will be quite . . sn ,t beUeve am·.,~ The re&IOII lor Bunntng'a · . • ,_ ""',. a Jim Blllllllni dOe. ag·•_:_.· . 1llare anythlna llboul your clltld· Ioili! time lleftft !bey get It In 11 b h 1111 to - • """' """" 'ltn, please road thll letter past 1000 lor tbe mtntmum IICCe w nc San Francisco probably "~ PT. PLEASANT- The tl!eJDe Draliii!C for lht illw lacUI- Jtii\IIIDca RandGlpll, SinaiDr Counl)''s rowliig madlcal t•eii"earelully as it II veey Import· enrollment. P · summed up, by Phillie manapr beard most often S.turday at ttea were 1101 llarted lUi Ill &bert Byrtl and many othen lty. 1111 to their future. 1 have At the present Ume Ute The tall rlgbtllander has Gene Mludl, who described his around-breaking ceremonlee for March of IIlia year, by Hen who oro vitally interested In addlti will consist read Dr. Essex•, letters con· Mellis Local School District hu taken particular deUgbt in act Ia "100 pounds of pride," tile Pleasant VaHey Hoapital'a Eldon Assoc:iates, Archltectl. est VIrginia, I\IUOII County 0f-: ~: ing· on ~ing county · wide conaoll- a larger pupil enrollment tban tantalizing the Slln FrancliiCO and BIDIJibig sWI remembers new buUcl)iig proaram will be From 11181 lime on II has bee1l _ ·the welfare of the cllizeJill ow ·, ,,. , ,. dalton and have discovered 1118t Jackson, Gallipolis, or Losan Giants since jotnbig Phlladel- the Umo ~en netrolt had him cooperation. a constant team effort on I h of the area. · A 40 bed long-term care imlt he never once mentioned tllat School Dlstrt~ts. There are phia tn 1964 and he cut lhem ott the trading block and Giant Cooperation, and coordinallon project by ~ Board of . Ma~ obstaclea had t. be ov- that wlU tnel!JIIe diptu'lmenta tile consolidatton ot lhe entire around 80 cites in the State down again Wedneaday with a ~r Horace Sto~ha~ repo~- of efforts, have been the keys ees of PleJiaanl Valley Hos it· ercome, many deolsions had to of oce\apatl~l -llnd piijll.lcal coWJty would be of any great Oh10, accotdtng to Ute World z.o victory. tedly said about him , I don t to · Ute remarkable progress a!, the Bulldtn8 Committee n- be made to meet the June 80th tllarapy lll'd the 18')est ·Iii a paadvanlalle to us. Therefore, I Almanac, of approlimately Ute , want ' any .~ashed-up, 112-year- made on the new building pr1>- allltnf! of Vitus Hartley, Jr., deadline which had to be 111et dent call 'syateil\; a diafiosllc woold hke to mform you lhat same size as the above men- Thls stretched Bunning • old ptlcber. aram at Pteuant Valley Hoo- Chatrmall, Dr. Jack B nand to lake advantage of a l573,110G and trealllll!ll 'cenllfr '·.~ wttl 1 : ouch a consolidation would not honed cities. I am positive 1118t lllelimo record to 11-2 against Pltcbe Five mtler pttai. Euge.. B I Henry Federal Hill Burtoo Grant, provide mod~ ;J~olllle•· fl>r. up : belp the Meags Local School the stale won't be forc:illll any the Gtan~ ~ r;,e him a Bunning ~ a UIUe cleaning ' 111e tllltlal appUcatton lor Eldon and If, the G011ernor's whl•h weukl revert back to lht to date out .piilenfservtce; ren· ! Dtatrlcl in any way, and it larger consolidations tban what~~ ~nc"nd 0S:;': ofhisownWedneadayaiheset the project '!a• made by Ute Office and Staff, The . State Federal Government If not 1&- ovattonoiiJ!eextstl~gfaCtllt)lto '· actually would be detrimeotal we already have. ::,We sm a the Giants down on live bits Mason County Court who bad Healtll _Department, the Depart- cumbered by June 30th. include the addlton et a · new t to our chlldren.. 1 have also seen how tmper- 18 seaaon. while strikillll out eight to run hired Block Associates Consult- ment of Health, Education and The preetdent of the Board of obsetrtcal )VInl ~ , the chang• ; In a .-.port wntten In 19115 by sonal and political tlleee large More to Ute point, tile defeat his season reoord to 11·11. ants to make a study 411 the Welfare, the Appalachtln R• Trustees at J>leaoant Valley Hoa- of tile present obstetrical depart; ~- Byron =onoa:;, Assistant consolidations become. Take 8 dropped San Francisco tllree Richie Allen provided Big Jim needs of tile commimlty. The gionai Commission, the Citizens' pttal, G. A. Biggs, and tile Ad· ment to administration and new : tale Super len nt of Public look at Mason County In full games behind Ute National with all the billing support be County Court then turned the !fatlooal Bank, Point Pleasant mtnlstrator, Mrs. Kathleen waling rooDII. , } lnstrucUoni John M. Parsons, years it you doubt my slate· League-leadlllll Dodiers, who needed, socklnl his 38th homer project over to tile Board of Building a.ld Loan. Peoples Mamhout, wish to tllank every· There will be in expan8lon ol ; D~tor 0 School Flmin<le. and ment. Maybe these county- were idle, wbile boosting the in Ute second inning and driving Trustees of Pleasant Valley for Bank and the Mason County one who haa worked so unlir- the present operattnilsultes, the i e . K. ~~aker, Gener,:: wide consolidations work in the fourth--place Phtliies to a borne Ute second run wilh oi further planning and construe- Bank. plus the lui. oupporl of ongly and conacienttoualy on this laboratory and x-ray depart· ~uca:::"~ ~ol· nortllern part of Ute state where positloo 71> games out sacrifice fly in the ninth. Uon. Congressman Hechler, Senator important addition to Mason ments. . , I . ry I . ' d they have money. but Meigs Jim Perry drop""" his mill No longer wtli patients ana . owtng cone uSlon was ma e: County tai d n't h Time For Reversal ""' be alkl : "TI1e proposed Meigs Local I cer n1y oes ave That's where the miracle game In 1 row since winning vl&ttors '!' ag up steps : gschool District I Pomeroy . .lid~ any money or roads. comes in. his 2~ and now sta~s at ~o-7. with no_banisters to hoJd on to. ; dleport. Northwestern. Salis- ! Mr, Essex has been away I Bunning was around two p -·mg said he relied mamly The mam entrance will be from 9 : bury and Bedford) . could, wnh !rom Meigs County lor 26 years years ago when Philadelphia ••}is fasl PT PLEASANT _'The orighospital now stands. For long mutely $500,000 was tile result. tile 8 0 1 8 adequate commumty support. and I Utmk he should probe I lost 10 games tn a row to blow Maybe I rew mor~ as! ina! ;,ovement for a hospital In time _ until 19' · _ Ute move- This was done using a grant of canop e roo· ill he . provide a comprehenSJve high his memory on the roads in • 6'k-game lead in lbe final two balls thiS hme than I ordinarily lltl1 • Burton money and modern conveniences w i school program which would Meigs County. As for Mr. weeks of the season Bunnillll do, but I had good control of tile county first begar In i942 ment wasd•rmant but the perfund alsed b tile snow meltmg cables tllat will ; meet the criteria adopted by Morton, who was sent by Dr. and the Phtllies figure it's their the pitch and used it to my when Ute corpo• on _known as SJstent, vagorous dr~ve ma~ty .:chr includ.;; a be bulll_tnto each entrance to · the State Board ol Education Essex to make a first-band d' advantage " he explained. "My the Commumty Hosptlal, Inc., renewed and tile Pleasant comm w tile hosp1tat. - both at the presenl lime and inspection ol the ekJSiin• . d , turn to supply "d reverse en mg slider a~ worked well and so raised over $5,000 and purchas- ley Hospital, constructed loan of $150,000. The hospital The total cost of the new pro. • ! thJS lime aroun . , ~ "4 f 1 nd h lb •• bed t cost ot waa dedicated and opened for 1 and In lhe foreseeable future." planned highways In Meigs ' too did my change-up. ' "" "· acres 0 a w ere e .,. • a a . ject, lncludll!ll a I fees ex11159 Our community supporl has , &;.Junty, I would suggest that be In other · National League Pinch- runner Lee Bales patients In October, · pe!180S, will be $1,118,981. The oertatnly been shown by tile ride some of the bus routes and games Wednesday, the Atlanta scored Ill• winning run for Pleasant The hospital Immediately be- present bospltol cost $St)8,00C large vole in favor of lhe bond see just how unfeasible an all· Braves beat the Chicago Cubs Atlanta on an infield grounder ADMI'ITED _ Mrs. came a member of tile Weal and was constructed seven year! Issue last May. Why would the county high school would be. 3-1 In 10 Innings and tile St. in Ute lOth Inning and Felipe Thornton Letart; Mrs. VIrginia Hhspltal Association, ago. The financing of this proobove opinion change in just We do have more ruad" ''"" Louts Cardinals turned back the Alou brought in an insurance row Meade Pl. Pleasant Bays the American Hospital Assocla- ject is being provided as fol· one year's time? I agree with JUSt the main hl1hways, and Cincinnati Reds 6-2. taUy with a sacrifice fly as the Duncan Pi. Pleasant· Uoo and within tile stipulated lows: $573,000 Federal Hill · Mr. McClintock from the South- have not bean! of any plans A . Le • ti I Braves registered their eighth PT PLEASANT Three Hester ' New Haven·' Mrs period of ttme became fully Burton Grant, $344,1155, Appala. . that mencan agueaconsaw . , 13th co-<Jp. teachers • . trn SchooI D1str1ct 11. 1or the build!ng. o1 any ne" Detroit nl Minnesota 3-Z, ~tralj!ht victory_ and thOJr enroute to Clara •Bus!, Portsmouth, Ohio;· accred11ed by the Joint Com· cblan Commlsi son Gra nt, a!J(l· •eems funny that the state has county or township roads. Kansas Cit Pdefeat Cleveland 3- m 14 games. Dick ~elley, who lhtJr duties at Wahama High Kelly Krebs, Henderson; Mrs. mission of Accreditation which the balance by borrowed funds taken sucb a sudden Interest I know ptaces In the Y Chlca 2--l worked the fJTSI rune inrui!IIB, Scbool we in' red Wednesda Arthur Baird Hogsett. It still holds. Bids were opened last Jun1 in Meigs County. I think that where children are already ~ ~,:::n :lehealo got credit for his fifth success morning :~ ~~ 62 near lh~ !''•CHARGED _ Mrs Pleasant Valley Hospital Is 22, and Ute Raymond Holtanci the state has ~n prompted to ing three hours a day on s between the ;ioles whlle Dick Ellsworth was traffic circle in ~ one-car ace!- mond Randolph , Pt. Pl~aaant; the only hospital in Ute ltale ' Construction Company of Rip mggest thts county·wide con- buses. and IIIey c.rtalnly Calif rnl as tponed touched for his 21&1 defeat dent Mrs. Helen Peters, Pt. Pleas- that bas a mixed medical staff ley waa low bidder. The con0 a w •ohdatlon by several people need to nde any farther JUSt pos Tim McCarver hit two · t· Thom w ts n Hender-1 that Includes both the M. D. tract has been awarded an o ~ho were in favor of it at Ute sattsfy the wh";'s of a. by ram, as was 1 single_ co~tesl successive home runs and Lou Injured were tile driver, Mrs. :~;. Mrs. ~ich:rdo · Weaver, and D. 0. llgned. Tbe public Ia invited to .une Ute Idea of tile M~Jj!s , reople who arent even mter- Co ty Board 01 EducaUoniBrock and Curt Flood slugged Ann cameron Buchanan, 20, Buffalo· George Clendenin, Pl. In 111M tile County Court of att.md the around breaking. Local_ consolidation was first ested In the important Issue m un a resolution to create back--to-back homers to power Huntington, who received head Pteas;u;t; Mrs. Robert Mason County employed the - ·- --conceived. , thiS case - our CHlLDREN. d' 1 . 1 1 the lire oua- lthe Csnjtnala to victory. Ray and hand lacerations; Mrs. Bet.- d d d ugbte services of tile consulltnf! firm Aa Ut the reason why tllose M:s Local already has ~;" " ric or en c Washburn !11·7) yielded six hits ty Jane Smitll, 23, Huntington, :;, ~nat: Jon.: :.00 son Block, McGibony lo Coburn P"Qple didn't suuest 11 al that skill teachers In tho areas We have already found out / for Ute triumph and Sam Ellis loceration of the bead and !ego, lipotis· Eunice Rollins ~n to do a survEy of .•me, it II very evident. They mentionedU byl edDr. Etissu such from our own consolidation (12-17) was the loser. and Michael Mounts. Lesage, BIRTHS Mr and lha needs for a Nursbig Home For Every Sewing Ntecl knew that the people would ' as voca ona uca on, shop, lcb · who suffered head and Internal · · ID Maaon County· following IIIII • 1ave voted down such a pro- foreign languages physical sci- that we have to wa out lllrl lnj . nd I naferred ny Kimbler, Leon, a son; Mr. ' the SlngerSaiM-S.rvlce oosal. Why should the Meigo ences, and malh~matics. Aa to skullduggery and failure . to fro~~e~t:asant w~!ne ra Hospital and Mrs. JJeyd Thornton, Le- survey the members of • to Cabell Hospital tart, a daughter, ':ge:.: McCall's Pllltttnll : ounty Board of Edccatton be the argument that . we would c':u"J, out some of allowed to decide such an im· never have to hire any " we were pro Such o JOrtant issue as an all County teachers wbo weren't properly lore we voted on tt. What tl 1D Huntil!llton. Mrs. anan WRIST FRAcruJLED what they felt "?uld_ be the : onsoiidation when tbree of Ute qualified u we had an all coon- would be like in I county-wide and Mrs. Smith were treated lac:iUty at IIlia ID . • . OOIIIOIIdattoo 1 ahudder to and released. PT. PLEASANT- Miss the commwuty aeeda 992-2284 live ~bers are from Ute ty consolidation, lllat Ill pretty think aboul •11 PT. PLEASANT - Funeral The mllhap, Investigated die Jo Call, daughter of ;01111 tenn care a1o1111 with 115 W. 2nd Porneray Eastera and Southern School fun~Y- The formation. of_ the So let's ..~.. our right aervtcee were held in Belle, tile State Pollee, occurred and Mrs. James H. call of 150 0~~r~m:ed~1~·cal~need~~·;;·;.:.;;;;;;;;::1;=::;:::;:::;:::~;::::=;:::~ DIStricts and Middleport alld Meigs Local School DistriCt did freed f b d ta d W. Va., Thursday at 2 p. m. the north bound car went out Park Drive, fell from tile Pomeroy are DOl even repro- not resull In any increuo in to for om ~RENantn s :;... for James L. Lambert, 53, of of control 111 a curve and ran bars during recess at ~=:I •ented on that boanf?. salaries except wbat waa re- up our Quincy sou of Mr and Mrs er an embankment School Wednesday a Why should 1 resident from qulred by state law, and Meigs ~:I Diotrlcll John Lambert oi Pl. Plea.: ; damage was · and fractured her left wrist. lhe Eastern School District ·~· you that a new bulidlllll A A aDd ant, who died Tuesday in a $1500 and Mrs Buchanan Candie 1s a fourth grade pupil. stale In the newspaper how be w1th our salary scale Is DOl gon 1111'Y axpayer · 1 thinks the Meigs Local High log to bring teacben rushlllll Citizen Char eaton hospital. cited for failure to have SIJe was treated at Holzer HasSchool sbould be planned? And 1n from all over Ute stale P. A. As to the number of He was an employe ~I the le under control. pital where Ute injured arm . · h'ch could be If ed New York Central Railroad, p1 ed · l It is not our fault or problem Dr. Esse• Ill a good one courses w I . o er -• 1WO ARRESTED waa ac In a cas !hat tile grade schools In Ute be talking aboul more q'.wh- at the present time tile_ state IS veteran of World W:"' IT and PT. PLEASANT - Arrests Ill¥ 1H •alleN Eastern District are over- lied teachers when due to demanding that a minimum of member of the Witcher Bap- recorded at the county jail tile Gat and O.t Free t.lkl'• 3 Nfthtl In crowded. We have plenty of acute teacher shorta1e all 4& dlff":""t courses be offered list Church. . . . past twenty • four hours were: MIAMI IIACM 3 1 room in our grade schools un- Ohio this year, he towered I bich school. In the niW Surviving ~ Uon to hi~ Archie Whitt, 26, Pt Pleasant, :rour Saver dook Todu' UaJMUwaW. IRlt TrUe Ill ~e new high school Is buUt qualifications fm- teachor . Local High Scbool ,. parents, are his wife. Margaret, IJ01l • support warrant and CIITIPIID OAI STATION sod then we will have a tot tlftcates to a lower point than would be able to offer over II four brothero, Harold A., of James R. Baird Southside W. Mil• It,, PeiMray, Ohl• more. they have been for many years. different courses without even Belle, John C. of Chester, Ohio; driving wbUe inkoxtcated. • The argument, Utat if in the II they can't get all qualified bavlni to hire any additional Emmet R. and P~ W., both future, the federal government teachers in tbe wealthy dll- teachers because. our present ~ Rtclnnond, Va., and one allotted Ute money for a voca- trtcts, how does he expect are qualified to teacb SJJII!r, Mrs. Troy Russell, Pt. lioilal school near the Meigs Migs County to achieve tills? llllb]cla whtcb they are- Pleas~nt. Local High School, tt would MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL, 1101 teacblng at tile present Burial will be In he a problem to transport lht do you realize tllat an an CDUD- time. So how would an all- Memor1al Park otudents from the Eastern and ty consolidation would be run hlch echool benefit uo? gomery. MARKET Southern Districts, is ridlculous. a Utile differently from ours. Open Dolly 9:00 to 7:00-Frlday Til I Roil do they think the stud· Instead of havlni a board aeenta are gntng to get back and lected with members on from Stturday Til 9 forth Ute Ute TrH:owlty Voca-- each of the oonsoldaltnf! dloPOMIROY WY 2-3975 UOIIBI Scbool which is be<ng trlcll, the lcbool would be run E.. MAIN ST. bulh near Nellonville? by lht present Meigs County It has already been deter- Board of Education. AI t b e mined that the !dealltlgh school present Ume at least il one with an enrollment be- of the FIVE members - · 1000 and J2A)() studenta, oo chUdren at all In school. sod our Meigs Local Higb I, along with at lenst_50 other Scttooi will have an enrollment workers, wtil go out wtth a reo! 'about 1000 students. Some ferendum petition to gel people are taking Ute attl•ude llgnatureo needed If the Meip WEEK-END SALE that the stale will force us into DON'T SCRATCHTHAT ITCH! Warm, cuddly and tight as a feather bu1 with the MAPLE LAWN WHOlE I county · wide consolidation IN JUST 15 MINUTES beatthlesl pair of lungs you ever heard. And oh, tn a few years anyway so we 1t • 1wn nH41 IICraeblQ. ,.nr 48e FRYING CHICKEN lhoae eyeel When lhey looked up lnlo yoW'S, you mi&ht as well go alq with It :,.~ ~t d!;f~ ~H~N~ou ::! ware awe lhey could recognize you. Seema like ftOW. Jt hu taken the state over Mld. IU!hiq qWebJ down. .uttap. tio acUon kilb cerm. t. IMilp ec.ma, just a little while ago, doesn't II? And now lha1 30 p!ars to set'SOO pupils as the tnte.ct bites, rtnfWorm. toot Itch. otll. mllllmum enrollment for a . NOW 0.at !JWbher • wee bit of pink fluff Is grown up and having an· ' olher birthday. heart Mro:.l alllileat four day1 alta' enter'"'!OIII!JBr-llng Doctor's Hospital for what -· was described as a routine 811111e,l checkup before going on vaca- :n: m1!c1:' li";he acttess portrayed the of the witty Jewish who fractured tile English language for more than years Her trademark was line· which began "Y 0 0 .. ' J:"Y * * * * * * * * * F•Irst E££01•ts Brought purehase 0£Land ba~ l!l'OUt"~ leve~ ~ ~"!"'::;"~: at uincy es . _ 1:" ' T . Sealy Firm Golden Sleeper 95 c;""'~!urtplannanded The FABRIC SHOP . !1m" L. mattrtu or bo• spri n' Firm button-free construction for night after oight of restful sleep. Compare: • Heavy woven strip8 cover with gold lurex e ~"'' Edg~ GOrdo• end s.aggfng edges • Duro Flange keeps surface smooth, firm • ltllltclreds of t.mporod steel coils FOREMAN &ABBOTT o. M1DDLEPORT, IN ANSWER '!d TO MANY REQUESTS SIMON'S . ' OXFORDS & SHOES BLACK OR WHITE our Bulova gift watch collection. S •· 99c BREAD lEST MIAT BUY-SKINLESS THE SHOE BOX WIENERS ..... ....... GOESS:LER.· ' ' '".. ' WY 2-2955 112 1. Mlhl ,.._"'Y · 4 Registered Phlii'!DIIciltl to Serve You JEWBRY POMEROY. ur'-""· _._. ... ,• _, Yettcrday'• AnM. w ,,.. ._ .. J :. ;,.,.'i··.~ SE~IEVcS rxr xJ {An1~n ACRID HORROR tomorrow) PESTLE president; Joe Bulley; secreta· ry, Vicki Green: treasurer Ann Holter, and sgt. at arms, Jerry Burke. President of the Sophomore i class is Pal Morrisey. with vice ! president, Ray Karr; secretary, ! Don Rose: tre,asurer. Roger 1 Barnett, and sgt. at arms, I ' Erwin. Freshman officers be elected tater. , ANNOUNCE SPEAKER The Rev. Don Humble, of · ht sep t. held Monday mg .-. 'II h 11 u~v• age a 1n I Route 124. Everyone is Plans were made to have a jitney supper at the sc hool ' house on Oct. 1. Serving ts to ...ut:~gm · at 4: 30 p.m., Wl·th the ; ·. proceeds to be held in Ute AJJX· ' Ulary treasurer to be used as i 1 Is needed by Ute Fire DepL An auction of articles brought I by members was held with llll>- 1 ney to be used to buy stamps to mail greeting cards. Sylvia ZwiJ. qoush's Shoe Store Middleport, 0. RIZER OIL COMPANY "'YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE"· PHONE 992-2101 POMEROY, 0. i 'I ' Street, Marietta, Ohio, phone 1 ling, hostess served refresh~ 373--5007. men ts to Mrs. Hood, Eileen, · Clark, Myla Hudson, Carrie MEETING SCHEDULED Sinclair, Ada Slack, Thelma ' CINCINNATI (UP!) - Los . Grueser, Belly Thetss une Angeles, Pittsburgh and San guest. Virginia Theiss, aui- U1e ! Francisco representatives will hostess. meet In Candlestick Park. San -------Francisco, Tuesday to deter· Accident Repot•t mine the schedule for a two or Conlained Error I, three team playoff if required An accident report involving ~ .,•..fle'"r"""the;;,;;;;reg~ul-ar=se•aso=n•..,..;;;;;;.l oars driven by Willard Gain. :w. • Columbus and Beulah Maxey, 49, ~sville , published on September 11, was iD error. Police said Mrs. Ma xf!y was attempting to park on East Second St., when her auto was struck by a vehicle driven by Gain. It was reported errone- i ously that Gain was attempting 1 to park when his car was hit by ' Ute Maxey vehicle. DATE ~HANGED MEXICO CITY (UPII - The World lightweight championship fight between titleholder Carlos Ortiz of New York and former featherweight champ Sugar llllmos, originally scheduled for Oct. 23, bas been moved up to Oct. 22 In Mexico City to avoid conflict with the Mexican Orand Prix auto race. .00 Mothen .- Bring Your Chilcl To Our Store Dreued For A.Beautiful Po.rtrait ••• To Be Photograph•~ , . .: . _ By G11G1'9e Knlska, Widely ·· · Known Chdd Photographer ,. II You Buy One Of These famou:; f&mq COAL HEATERS ,uring Our Early Season Sale .~ Offer lnds September 21st! I Come In ,_ and buy 011111 of 11-. po-; .... cin:ulalor IIICidels of WARM MORNING Coei to the !Mflufacture-r and without de~ .. •our Booste< Fan will ~ sent to you , posta~e P<.Pa<d. lleatets ... and we11 give you a cettllicate enlittq )IOU lo receive a WARM MORNING Booster f • (Model F-8 that regularly ae11s for $16.95) tor just ONE CENT! lnstaH lhe Booster Fan on your WARM MORNING Coal Heater and en.iOl' the exira comfort of Ilfeld air circulation. It's yours lor ju•t one c:ent extra if you buy one of these WARM MORNING Coal Heaters during our special early sea- salel 'lou liAipiJ 1111111 lfle cartilicMe - - '*""' .... . . . .rs .......... 011110 I ______ ......... _ "' --.:MUfiNG'sbQt , .,....,_,. . . . ll:n .. . _ clreutator coM fiUter. Ulltimt IIGr'OIIaill ftniU.. buUt-ln ~ ..,.. Cllkil f'-.t '-t f1t-. ~ J:OO . . . fJ/1 ODIL , , Milts 1P 1o t fiOOIM. 0 ......... ............. ....... ......-c. •JtVIIuCoot...... Oaly eotl ...... tcr ••• $189.95 tl... lJOU select. · l'Mllllt a• and boo eo ...,_ 111111. ti lflpltlncuulfet ........ ""spplilllcl. Oily $149.95 139.95 Otly 5 ... ........... •II .. ' ·' --~cooksi slllpa-automatlcalfJttt J JOIN OUR BUDGET PLAN NOW ~ - 99 lo $5.99 wet- LEVEL OUT YOUR oomo<C~-----------------~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----------~~~~~~ _ = and approved . government penslont. Anyone who has difficulty In completing the questionnaire may visit or call the Marielta Social Security Office for assistance. The office is open Monday through Thursday from 8:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. and on Friday from 8:45 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. II is loc ated at 331 Fourth TWO-WAY RADIO For Bettor, Quicker More Efficient Service tEOUAL MONTHLY PAYMENTSt FOR SCHOOL '·'as state route 325 thret= m!le!' off 1 ~. OUR TRUCKS ARE EQUIPPED WITH FUEL OIL COSTS SHOES Piketon will De guest speaker at the Danville Pilgrim Holiness . Church, where Revival Services wiU be conducled starting September 14 through the 25. starting at 7:30p.m. Music Director for thP servJces Wlll be thP Rev. lh e A. B. Maloy. Wellston. A regular meeti ng nf The Syracuse Lades Auxiliary of Dan ville Church is located on the Volunteer Fire Dept. delivery, any tim•. will ! •ec.:une- DROPOUT$ J't s I ney upper (s Planned by Auxiliary Unit '11te best fuel for your home. Tops in comfort, convenience. Call us for lor class was Bill Buckley. vice IUfle•ted by the above cartoon. AT FIRST You Get tile Best ... from Us· Elected president of the JU&-- IN . What liuk hird• M-'ho quit flyins u:huol ~Jier. WY TEIMS . . . . ,.., ••• etl • Alti ; ·BAKER .- . .·---·-·~-..·~·----·- . _________ . . .. ~ - . __. . . . ,. . . .~ . ----~-. . -.a-.··-------------~--------. --~----·---:...;-_. . .,...,..-::::-;-----~.:,·.--~'i'r"""7-===----------------~~--. ,, l Jumllle.: BURLY ~ ~~11 •, MIDDLEPORT, 0. 't.. ' . \.' TH& cVe'.NIN(> Now arr&JII< the elrcled !etten 1 to fonn the mrpr:~ .. &nlwtr, u ...A ' ---~~= ...... " ""' ~~ SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS I Ir n !flr r r r ] 0.4TEGE 'l FRIDAY, SATURDAY &MONDAY ONLY ____,_ lllltlliMi- _j "- j ~ . ~--' ................. t _ .,.. 11&21 _ _ HOLSUM OR AOAMS V ' 3-BIG DAYS-3 to remember, see GROUND ·BEEF t:::::-===· ] I duced by tbe amount of lheir PORTRAIT FOil THE IMPORTANT BIRTHDAY you wish FRESH GROUND P\IRI IIEEF 1 have tbelr special benefit re- PORTRAIT OFFER 3 EGGS r-. - The meeting was called to or· cler by the pres ident and open- I ed with prayer by Edith Hood, foUowed with the pl edge tu the ! American flag given in um son. Roll call was answered by S1 members. Reports were read THIS YEAR'S GREATEST 11x14 Bob Murphy was named pre Iiden! of the senior dan at Eastern High School when recent elections were held. Other Senior officers elected were Richard Dou8faa, fica prealdent; Sins Summerfield, treasurer; Pat Smith, secretary, and Doll Rou•h. ogt. at arms. r Jl . -H..:l~N=S.4~JI==1~.J-'--..d.-l 'P:":.~" 'JCK~G~~~!~~ 1K celve the spet+ · '-·mPfit while tbey remain on public assls~ ance rolls for cash payments. rn addition, persons receiva ing other types of govenment pensions or annuities whether federal, state, or local. will Brings You ... 2.9~ BOYS BASKETBALL The Marietta Socml_ Security Office has begun maihng quostlonnaires to 160 Meigs County reaideuts age ?:1 and older who may qualify for a special SOCial aecurity benefit of 135 per month beginning in October. In order to quaitfy for the special benefit a person must be 72 years of age. The payment to a single person ., will be $35 per month and ""2·50 1or man and wife. If both qualify· Penon• re<elvtng Aid for the Aged or other ~ubtk ••· sislance payments eannot re- Mrs . Huntin~ Questionaires be paid from general revenues rather than !tom tile Sooiat Security trust funds . f A8 RICS Lambert :.aW: James 0£ Q Di Senior Class At Eastern The special benelil ls differ- ~ enl from other types of aoc:ial security payments In that persons need not have worked lll'Jo der Social Security to qualify for payment. The benefit will I In]'ured at Rt. 62 Circle 1 t· Robert G, Loren!, Social Security DiStrict Manager, slated today tllat "persons recellling the special questionnair should complete it promptly and return It to the Marietta social security office in order thol processing can be completed be· fore October, The first special benefit checks will be mailed early in November and wilt cover pay ·..., ents for the month of October'' 1 ; s::;;;:."'" Murphy Beads $35 Benefit • Offered m·. II .... II WARM MORNING coat heatAtr !las tht faiNt•, ~· 4-fllte ~lrttltriclt Unint lhat turns coal ~ fire liP ID 48 lloulsinto __ ..., Olilll a I I •-·.balds . Ebershacb Hardw ar:·e:. ' ' ,, ' �, .' ;• I \.'<. .., ' ~. :;:~~~ :·. Ground Breaking .Ceremonies Will ·~ B~MARS::~;!K -- ~=.:·.;::e:rk . .,· , · Launch ell........... ~~ '!t • Hosp-.ital Building Pro.-_gra_.m oSlr: ' ilnt·classhlsb 90 tl: Dear fellow citizens If ~· -•·tn lh 1 11 will be quite . . sn ,t beUeve am·.,~ The re&IOII lor Bunntng'a · . • ,_ ""',. a Jim Blllllllni dOe. ag·•_:_.· . 1llare anythlna llboul your clltld· Ioili! time lleftft !bey get It In 11 b h 1111 to - • """' """" 'ltn, please road thll letter past 1000 lor tbe mtntmum IICCe w nc San Francisco probably "~ PT. PLEASANT- The tl!eJDe Draliii!C for lht illw lacUI- Jtii\IIIDca RandGlpll, SinaiDr Counl)''s rowliig madlcal t•eii"earelully as it II veey Import· enrollment. P · summed up, by Phillie manapr beard most often S.turday at ttea were 1101 llarted lUi Ill &bert Byrtl and many othen lty. 1111 to their future. 1 have At the present Ume Ute The tall rlgbtllander has Gene Mludl, who described his around-breaking ceremonlee for March of IIlia year, by Hen who oro vitally interested In addlti will consist read Dr. Essex•, letters con· Mellis Local School District hu taken particular deUgbt in act Ia "100 pounds of pride," tile Pleasant VaHey Hoapital'a Eldon Assoc:iates, Archltectl. est VIrginia, I\IUOII County 0f-: ~: ing· on ~ing county · wide conaoll- a larger pupil enrollment tban tantalizing the Slln FrancliiCO and BIDIJibig sWI remembers new buUcl)iig proaram will be From 11181 lime on II has bee1l _ ·the welfare of the cllizeJill ow ·, ,,. , ,. dalton and have discovered 1118t Jackson, Gallipolis, or Losan Giants since jotnbig Phlladel- the Umo ~en netrolt had him cooperation. a constant team effort on I h of the area. · A 40 bed long-term care imlt he never once mentioned tllat School Dlstrt~ts. There are phia tn 1964 and he cut lhem ott the trading block and Giant Cooperation, and coordinallon project by ~ Board of . Ma~ obstaclea had t. be ov- that wlU tnel!JIIe diptu'lmenta tile consolidatton ot lhe entire around 80 cites in the State down again Wedneaday with a ~r Horace Sto~ha~ repo~- of efforts, have been the keys ees of PleJiaanl Valley Hos it· ercome, many deolsions had to of oce\apatl~l -llnd piijll.lcal coWJty would be of any great Oh10, accotdtng to Ute World z.o victory. tedly said about him , I don t to · Ute remarkable progress a!, the Bulldtn8 Committee n- be made to meet the June 80th tllarapy lll'd the 18')est ·Iii a paadvanlalle to us. Therefore, I Almanac, of approlimately Ute , want ' any .~ashed-up, 112-year- made on the new building pr1>- allltnf! of Vitus Hartley, Jr., deadline which had to be 111et dent call 'syateil\; a diafiosllc woold hke to mform you lhat same size as the above men- Thls stretched Bunning • old ptlcber. aram at Pteuant Valley Hoo- Chatrmall, Dr. Jack B nand to lake advantage of a l573,110G and trealllll!ll 'cenllfr '·.~ wttl 1 : ouch a consolidation would not honed cities. I am positive 1118t lllelimo record to 11-2 against Pltcbe Five mtler pttai. Euge.. B I Henry Federal Hill Burtoo Grant, provide mod~ ;J~olllle•· fl>r. up : belp the Meags Local School the stale won't be forc:illll any the Gtan~ ~ r;,e him a Bunning ~ a UIUe cleaning ' 111e tllltlal appUcatton lor Eldon and If, the G011ernor's whl•h weukl revert back to lht to date out .piilenfservtce; ren· ! Dtatrlcl in any way, and it larger consolidations tban what~~ ~nc"nd 0S:;': ofhisownWedneadayaiheset the project '!a• made by Ute Office and Staff, The . State Federal Government If not 1&- ovattonoiiJ!eextstl~gfaCtllt)lto '· actually would be detrimeotal we already have. ::,We sm a the Giants down on live bits Mason County Court who bad Healtll _Department, the Depart- cumbered by June 30th. include the addlton et a · new t to our chlldren.. 1 have also seen how tmper- 18 seaaon. while strikillll out eight to run hired Block Associates Consult- ment of Health, Education and The preetdent of the Board of obsetrtcal )VInl ~ , the chang• ; In a .-.port wntten In 19115 by sonal and political tlleee large More to Ute point, tile defeat his season reoord to 11·11. ants to make a study 411 the Welfare, the Appalachtln R• Trustees at J>leaoant Valley Hoa- of tile present obstetrical depart; ~- Byron =onoa:;, Assistant consolidations become. Take 8 dropped San Francisco tllree Richie Allen provided Big Jim needs of tile commimlty. The gionai Commission, the Citizens' pttal, G. A. Biggs, and tile Ad· ment to administration and new : tale Super len nt of Public look at Mason County In full games behind Ute National with all the billing support be County Court then turned the !fatlooal Bank, Point Pleasant mtnlstrator, Mrs. Kathleen waling rooDII. , } lnstrucUoni John M. Parsons, years it you doubt my slate· League-leadlllll Dodiers, who needed, socklnl his 38th homer project over to tile Board of Building a.ld Loan. Peoples Mamhout, wish to tllank every· There will be in expan8lon ol ; D~tor 0 School Flmin<le. and ment. Maybe these county- were idle, wbile boosting the in Ute second inning and driving Trustees of Pleasant Valley for Bank and the Mason County one who haa worked so unlir- the present operattnilsultes, the i e . K. ~~aker, Gener,:: wide consolidations work in the fourth--place Phtliies to a borne Ute second run wilh oi further planning and construe- Bank. plus the lui. oupporl of ongly and conacienttoualy on this laboratory and x-ray depart· ~uca:::"~ ~ol· nortllern part of Ute state where positloo 71> games out sacrifice fly in the ninth. Uon. Congressman Hechler, Senator important addition to Mason ments. . , I . ry I . ' d they have money. but Meigs Jim Perry drop""" his mill No longer wtli patients ana . owtng cone uSlon was ma e: County tai d n't h Time For Reversal ""' be alkl : "TI1e proposed Meigs Local I cer n1y oes ave That's where the miracle game In 1 row since winning vl&ttors '!' ag up steps : gschool District I Pomeroy . .lid~ any money or roads. comes in. his 2~ and now sta~s at ~o-7. with no_banisters to hoJd on to. ; dleport. Northwestern. Salis- ! Mr, Essex has been away I Bunning was around two p -·mg said he relied mamly The mam entrance will be from 9 : bury and Bedford) . could, wnh !rom Meigs County lor 26 years years ago when Philadelphia ••}is fasl PT PLEASANT _'The orighospital now stands. For long mutely $500,000 was tile result. tile 8 0 1 8 adequate commumty support. and I Utmk he should probe I lost 10 games tn a row to blow Maybe I rew mor~ as! ina! ;,ovement for a hospital In time _ until 19' · _ Ute move- This was done using a grant of canop e roo· ill he . provide a comprehenSJve high his memory on the roads in • 6'k-game lead in lbe final two balls thiS hme than I ordinarily lltl1 • Burton money and modern conveniences w i school program which would Meigs County. As for Mr. weeks of the season Bunnillll do, but I had good control of tile county first begar In i942 ment wasd•rmant but the perfund alsed b tile snow meltmg cables tllat will ; meet the criteria adopted by Morton, who was sent by Dr. and the Phtllies figure it's their the pitch and used it to my when Ute corpo• on _known as SJstent, vagorous dr~ve ma~ty .:chr includ.;; a be bulll_tnto each entrance to · the State Board ol Education Essex to make a first-band d' advantage " he explained. "My the Commumty Hosptlal, Inc., renewed and tile Pleasant comm w tile hosp1tat. - both at the presenl lime and inspection ol the ekJSiin• . d , turn to supply "d reverse en mg slider a~ worked well and so raised over $5,000 and purchas- ley Hospital, constructed loan of $150,000. The hospital The total cost of the new pro. • ! thJS lime aroun . , ~ "4 f 1 nd h lb •• bed t cost ot waa dedicated and opened for 1 and In lhe foreseeable future." planned highways In Meigs ' too did my change-up. ' "" "· acres 0 a w ere e .,. • a a . ject, lncludll!ll a I fees ex11159 Our community supporl has , &;.Junty, I would suggest that be In other · National League Pinch- runner Lee Bales patients In October, · pe!180S, will be $1,118,981. The oertatnly been shown by tile ride some of the bus routes and games Wednesday, the Atlanta scored Ill• winning run for Pleasant The hospital Immediately be- present bospltol cost $St)8,00C large vole in favor of lhe bond see just how unfeasible an all· Braves beat the Chicago Cubs Atlanta on an infield grounder ADMI'ITED _ Mrs. came a member of tile Weal and was constructed seven year! Issue last May. Why would the county high school would be. 3-1 In 10 Innings and tile St. in Ute lOth Inning and Felipe Thornton Letart; Mrs. VIrginia Hhspltal Association, ago. The financing of this proobove opinion change in just We do have more ruad" ''"" Louts Cardinals turned back the Alou brought in an insurance row Meade Pl. Pleasant Bays the American Hospital Assocla- ject is being provided as fol· one year's time? I agree with JUSt the main hl1hways, and Cincinnati Reds 6-2. taUy with a sacrifice fly as the Duncan Pi. Pleasant· Uoo and within tile stipulated lows: $573,000 Federal Hill · Mr. McClintock from the South- have not bean! of any plans A . Le • ti I Braves registered their eighth PT PLEASANT Three Hester ' New Haven·' Mrs period of ttme became fully Burton Grant, $344,1155, Appala. . that mencan agueaconsaw . , 13th co-<Jp. teachers • . trn SchooI D1str1ct 11. 1or the build!ng. o1 any ne" Detroit nl Minnesota 3-Z, ~tralj!ht victory_ and thOJr enroute to Clara •Bus!, Portsmouth, Ohio;· accred11ed by the Joint Com· cblan Commlsi son Gra nt, a!J(l· •eems funny that the state has county or township roads. Kansas Cit Pdefeat Cleveland 3- m 14 games. Dick ~elley, who lhtJr duties at Wahama High Kelly Krebs, Henderson; Mrs. mission of Accreditation which the balance by borrowed funds taken sucb a sudden Interest I know ptaces In the Y Chlca 2--l worked the fJTSI rune inrui!IIB, Scbool we in' red Wednesda Arthur Baird Hogsett. It still holds. Bids were opened last Jun1 in Meigs County. I think that where children are already ~ ~,:::n :lehealo got credit for his fifth success morning :~ ~~ 62 near lh~ !''•CHARGED _ Mrs Pleasant Valley Hospital Is 22, and Ute Raymond Holtanci the state has ~n prompted to ing three hours a day on s between the ;ioles whlle Dick Ellsworth was traffic circle in ~ one-car ace!- mond Randolph , Pt. Pl~aaant; the only hospital in Ute ltale ' Construction Company of Rip mggest thts county·wide con- buses. and IIIey c.rtalnly Calif rnl as tponed touched for his 21&1 defeat dent Mrs. Helen Peters, Pt. Pleas- that bas a mixed medical staff ley waa low bidder. The con0 a w •ohdatlon by several people need to nde any farther JUSt pos Tim McCarver hit two · t· Thom w ts n Hender-1 that Includes both the M. D. tract has been awarded an o ~ho were in favor of it at Ute sattsfy the wh";'s of a. by ram, as was 1 single_ co~tesl successive home runs and Lou Injured were tile driver, Mrs. :~;. Mrs. ~ich:rdo · Weaver, and D. 0. llgned. Tbe public Ia invited to .une Ute Idea of tile M~Jj!s , reople who arent even mter- Co ty Board 01 EducaUoniBrock and Curt Flood slugged Ann cameron Buchanan, 20, Buffalo· George Clendenin, Pl. In 111M tile County Court of att.md the around breaking. Local_ consolidation was first ested In the important Issue m un a resolution to create back--to-back homers to power Huntington, who received head Pteas;u;t; Mrs. Robert Mason County employed the - ·- --conceived. , thiS case - our CHlLDREN. d' 1 . 1 1 the lire oua- lthe Csnjtnala to victory. Ray and hand lacerations; Mrs. Bet.- d d d ugbte services of tile consulltnf! firm Aa Ut the reason why tllose M:s Local already has ~;" " ric or en c Washburn !11·7) yielded six hits ty Jane Smitll, 23, Huntington, :;, ~nat: Jon.: :.00 son Block, McGibony lo Coburn P"Qple didn't suuest 11 al that skill teachers In tho areas We have already found out / for Ute triumph and Sam Ellis loceration of the bead and !ego, lipotis· Eunice Rollins ~n to do a survEy of .•me, it II very evident. They mentionedU byl edDr. Etissu such from our own consolidation (12-17) was the loser. and Michael Mounts. Lesage, BIRTHS Mr and lha needs for a Nursbig Home For Every Sewing Ntecl knew that the people would ' as voca ona uca on, shop, lcb · who suffered head and Internal · · ID Maaon County· following IIIII • 1ave voted down such a pro- foreign languages physical sci- that we have to wa out lllrl lnj . nd I naferred ny Kimbler, Leon, a son; Mr. ' the SlngerSaiM-S.rvlce oosal. Why should the Meigo ences, and malh~matics. Aa to skullduggery and failure . to fro~~e~t:asant w~!ne ra Hospital and Mrs. JJeyd Thornton, Le- survey the members of • to Cabell Hospital tart, a daughter, ':ge:.: McCall's Pllltttnll : ounty Board of Edccatton be the argument that . we would c':u"J, out some of allowed to decide such an im· never have to hire any " we were pro Such o JOrtant issue as an all County teachers wbo weren't properly lore we voted on tt. What tl 1D Huntil!llton. Mrs. anan WRIST FRAcruJLED what they felt "?uld_ be the : onsoiidation when tbree of Ute qualified u we had an all coon- would be like in I county-wide and Mrs. Smith were treated lac:iUty at IIlia ID . • . OOIIIOIIdattoo 1 ahudder to and released. PT. PLEASANT- Miss the commwuty aeeda 992-2284 live ~bers are from Ute ty consolidation, lllat Ill pretty think aboul •11 PT. PLEASANT - Funeral The mllhap, Investigated die Jo Call, daughter of ;01111 tenn care a1o1111 with 115 W. 2nd Porneray Eastera and Southern School fun~Y- The formation. of_ the So let's ..~.. our right aervtcee were held in Belle, tile State Pollee, occurred and Mrs. James H. call of 150 0~~r~m:ed~1~·cal~need~~·;;·;.:.;;;;;;;;::1;=::;:::;:::;:::~;::::=;:::~ DIStricts and Middleport alld Meigs Local School DistriCt did freed f b d ta d W. Va., Thursday at 2 p. m. the north bound car went out Park Drive, fell from tile Pomeroy are DOl even repro- not resull In any increuo in to for om ~RENantn s :;... for James L. Lambert, 53, of of control 111 a curve and ran bars during recess at ~=:I •ented on that boanf?. salaries except wbat waa re- up our Quincy sou of Mr and Mrs er an embankment School Wednesday a Why should 1 resident from qulred by state law, and Meigs ~:I Diotrlcll John Lambert oi Pl. Plea.: ; damage was · and fractured her left wrist. lhe Eastern School District ·~· you that a new bulidlllll A A aDd ant, who died Tuesday in a $1500 and Mrs Buchanan Candie 1s a fourth grade pupil. stale In the newspaper how be w1th our salary scale Is DOl gon 1111'Y axpayer · 1 thinks the Meigs Local High log to bring teacben rushlllll Citizen Char eaton hospital. cited for failure to have SIJe was treated at Holzer HasSchool sbould be planned? And 1n from all over Ute stale P. A. As to the number of He was an employe ~I the le under control. pital where Ute injured arm . · h'ch could be If ed New York Central Railroad, p1 ed · l It is not our fault or problem Dr. Esse• Ill a good one courses w I . o er -• 1WO ARRESTED waa ac In a cas !hat tile grade schools In Ute be talking aboul more q'.wh- at the present time tile_ state IS veteran of World W:"' IT and PT. PLEASANT - Arrests Ill¥ 1H •alleN Eastern District are over- lied teachers when due to demanding that a minimum of member of the Witcher Bap- recorded at the county jail tile Gat and O.t Free t.lkl'• 3 Nfthtl In crowded. We have plenty of acute teacher shorta1e all 4& dlff":""t courses be offered list Church. . . . past twenty • four hours were: MIAMI IIACM 3 1 room in our grade schools un- Ohio this year, he towered I bich school. In the niW Surviving ~ Uon to hi~ Archie Whitt, 26, Pt Pleasant, :rour Saver dook Todu' UaJMUwaW. IRlt TrUe Ill ~e new high school Is buUt qualifications fm- teachor . Local High Scbool ,. parents, are his wife. Margaret, IJ01l • support warrant and CIITIPIID OAI STATION sod then we will have a tot tlftcates to a lower point than would be able to offer over II four brothero, Harold A., of James R. Baird Southside W. Mil• It,, PeiMray, Ohl• more. they have been for many years. different courses without even Belle, John C. of Chester, Ohio; driving wbUe inkoxtcated. • The argument, Utat if in the II they can't get all qualified bavlni to hire any additional Emmet R. and P~ W., both future, the federal government teachers in tbe wealthy dll- teachers because. our present ~ Rtclnnond, Va., and one allotted Ute money for a voca- trtcts, how does he expect are qualified to teacb SJJII!r, Mrs. Troy Russell, Pt. lioilal school near the Meigs Migs County to achieve tills? llllb]cla whtcb they are- Pleas~nt. Local High School, tt would MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL, 1101 teacblng at tile present Burial will be In he a problem to transport lht do you realize tllat an an CDUD- time. So how would an all- Memor1al Park otudents from the Eastern and ty consolidation would be run hlch echool benefit uo? gomery. MARKET Southern Districts, is ridlculous. a Utile differently from ours. Open Dolly 9:00 to 7:00-Frlday Til I Roil do they think the stud· Instead of havlni a board aeenta are gntng to get back and lected with members on from Stturday Til 9 forth Ute Ute TrH:owlty Voca-- each of the oonsoldaltnf! dloPOMIROY WY 2-3975 UOIIBI Scbool which is be<ng trlcll, the lcbool would be run E.. MAIN ST. bulh near Nellonville? by lht present Meigs County It has already been deter- Board of Education. AI t b e mined that the !dealltlgh school present Ume at least il one with an enrollment be- of the FIVE members - · 1000 and J2A)() studenta, oo chUdren at all In school. sod our Meigs Local Higb I, along with at lenst_50 other Scttooi will have an enrollment workers, wtil go out wtth a reo! 'about 1000 students. Some ferendum petition to gel people are taking Ute attl•ude llgnatureo needed If the Meip WEEK-END SALE that the stale will force us into DON'T SCRATCHTHAT ITCH! Warm, cuddly and tight as a feather bu1 with the MAPLE LAWN WHOlE I county · wide consolidation IN JUST 15 MINUTES beatthlesl pair of lungs you ever heard. And oh, tn a few years anyway so we 1t • 1wn nH41 IICraeblQ. ,.nr 48e FRYING CHICKEN lhoae eyeel When lhey looked up lnlo yoW'S, you mi&ht as well go alq with It :,.~ ~t d!;f~ ~H~N~ou ::! ware awe lhey could recognize you. Seema like ftOW. Jt hu taken the state over Mld. IU!hiq qWebJ down. .uttap. tio acUon kilb cerm. t. IMilp ec.ma, just a little while ago, doesn't II? And now lha1 30 p!ars to set'SOO pupils as the tnte.ct bites, rtnfWorm. toot Itch. otll. mllllmum enrollment for a . NOW 0.at !JWbher • wee bit of pink fluff Is grown up and having an· ' olher birthday. heart Mro:.l alllileat four day1 alta' enter'"'!OIII!JBr-llng Doctor's Hospital for what -· was described as a routine 811111e,l checkup before going on vaca- :n: m1!c1:' li";he acttess portrayed the of the witty Jewish who fractured tile English language for more than years Her trademark was line· which began "Y 0 0 .. ' J:"Y * * * * * * * * * F•Irst E££01•ts Brought purehase 0£Land ba~ l!l'OUt"~ leve~ ~ ~"!"'::;"~: at uincy es . _ 1:" ' T . Sealy Firm Golden Sleeper 95 c;""'~!urtplannanded The FABRIC SHOP . !1m" L. mattrtu or bo• spri n' Firm button-free construction for night after oight of restful sleep. Compare: • Heavy woven strip8 cover with gold lurex e ~"'' Edg~ GOrdo• end s.aggfng edges • Duro Flange keeps surface smooth, firm • ltllltclreds of t.mporod steel coils FOREMAN &ABBOTT o. M1DDLEPORT, IN ANSWER '!d TO MANY REQUESTS SIMON'S . ' OXFORDS & SHOES BLACK OR WHITE our Bulova gift watch collection. S •· 99c BREAD lEST MIAT BUY-SKINLESS THE SHOE BOX WIENERS ..... ....... GOESS:LER.· ' ' '".. ' WY 2-2955 112 1. Mlhl ,.._"'Y · 4 Registered Phlii'!DIIciltl to Serve You JEWBRY POMEROY. ur'-""· _._. ... ,• _, Yettcrday'• AnM. w ,,.. ._ .. J :. ;,.,.'i··.~ SE~IEVcS rxr xJ {An1~n ACRID HORROR tomorrow) PESTLE president; Joe Bulley; secreta· ry, Vicki Green: treasurer Ann Holter, and sgt. at arms, Jerry Burke. President of the Sophomore i class is Pal Morrisey. with vice ! president, Ray Karr; secretary, ! Don Rose: tre,asurer. Roger 1 Barnett, and sgt. at arms, I ' Erwin. Freshman officers be elected tater. , ANNOUNCE SPEAKER The Rev. Don Humble, of · ht sep t. held Monday mg .-. 'II h 11 u~v• age a 1n I Route 124. Everyone is Plans were made to have a jitney supper at the sc hool ' house on Oct. 1. Serving ts to ...ut:~gm · at 4: 30 p.m., Wl·th the ; ·. proceeds to be held in Ute AJJX· ' Ulary treasurer to be used as i 1 Is needed by Ute Fire DepL An auction of articles brought I by members was held with llll>- 1 ney to be used to buy stamps to mail greeting cards. Sylvia ZwiJ. qoush's Shoe Store Middleport, 0. RIZER OIL COMPANY "'YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE"· PHONE 992-2101 POMEROY, 0. i 'I ' Street, Marietta, Ohio, phone 1 ling, hostess served refresh~ 373--5007. men ts to Mrs. Hood, Eileen, · Clark, Myla Hudson, Carrie MEETING SCHEDULED Sinclair, Ada Slack, Thelma ' CINCINNATI (UP!) - Los . Grueser, Belly Thetss une Angeles, Pittsburgh and San guest. Virginia Theiss, aui- U1e ! Francisco representatives will hostess. meet In Candlestick Park. San -------Francisco, Tuesday to deter· Accident Repot•t mine the schedule for a two or Conlained Error I, three team playoff if required An accident report involving ~ .,•..fle'"r"""the;;,;;;;reg~ul-ar=se•aso=n•..,..;;;;;;.l oars driven by Willard Gain. :w. • Columbus and Beulah Maxey, 49, ~sville , published on September 11, was iD error. Police said Mrs. Ma xf!y was attempting to park on East Second St., when her auto was struck by a vehicle driven by Gain. It was reported errone- i ously that Gain was attempting 1 to park when his car was hit by ' Ute Maxey vehicle. DATE ~HANGED MEXICO CITY (UPII - The World lightweight championship fight between titleholder Carlos Ortiz of New York and former featherweight champ Sugar llllmos, originally scheduled for Oct. 23, bas been moved up to Oct. 22 In Mexico City to avoid conflict with the Mexican Orand Prix auto race. .00 Mothen .- Bring Your Chilcl To Our Store Dreued For A.Beautiful Po.rtrait ••• To Be Photograph•~ , . .: . _ By G11G1'9e Knlska, Widely ·· · Known Chdd Photographer ,. II You Buy One Of These famou:; f&mq COAL HEATERS ,uring Our Early Season Sale .~ Offer lnds September 21st! I Come In ,_ and buy 011111 of 11-. po-; .... cin:ulalor IIICidels of WARM MORNING Coei to the !Mflufacture-r and without de~ .. •our Booste< Fan will ~ sent to you , posta~e P<.Pa<d. lleatets ... and we11 give you a cettllicate enlittq )IOU lo receive a WARM MORNING Booster f • (Model F-8 that regularly ae11s for $16.95) tor just ONE CENT! lnstaH lhe Booster Fan on your WARM MORNING Coal Heater and en.iOl' the exira comfort of Ilfeld air circulation. It's yours lor ju•t one c:ent extra if you buy one of these WARM MORNING Coal Heaters during our special early sea- salel 'lou liAipiJ 1111111 lfle cartilicMe - - '*""' .... . . . .rs .......... 011110 I ______ ......... _ "' --.:MUfiNG'sbQt , .,....,_,. . . . ll:n .. . _ clreutator coM fiUter. Ulltimt IIGr'OIIaill ftniU.. buUt-ln ~ ..,.. Cllkil f'-.t '-t f1t-. ~ J:OO . . . fJ/1 ODIL , , Milts 1P 1o t fiOOIM. 0 ......... ............. ....... ......-c. •JtVIIuCoot...... Oaly eotl ...... tcr ••• $189.95 tl... lJOU select. · l'Mllllt a• and boo eo ...,_ 111111. ti lflpltlncuulfet ........ ""spplilllcl. Oily $149.95 139.95 Otly 5 ... ........... •II .. ' ·' --~cooksi slllpa-automatlcalfJttt J JOIN OUR BUDGET PLAN NOW ~ - 99 lo $5.99 wet- LEVEL OUT YOUR oomo<C~-----------------~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----------~~~~~~ _ = and approved . government penslont. Anyone who has difficulty In completing the questionnaire may visit or call the Marielta Social Security Office for assistance. The office is open Monday through Thursday from 8:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. and on Friday from 8:45 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. II is loc ated at 331 Fourth TWO-WAY RADIO For Bettor, Quicker More Efficient Service tEOUAL MONTHLY PAYMENTSt FOR SCHOOL '·'as state route 325 thret= m!le!' off 1 ~. OUR TRUCKS ARE EQUIPPED WITH FUEL OIL COSTS SHOES Piketon will De guest speaker at the Danville Pilgrim Holiness . Church, where Revival Services wiU be conducled starting September 14 through the 25. starting at 7:30p.m. Music Director for thP servJces Wlll be thP Rev. lh e A. B. Maloy. Wellston. A regular meeti ng nf The Syracuse Lades Auxiliary of Dan ville Church is located on the Volunteer Fire Dept. delivery, any tim•. will ! •ec.:une- DROPOUT$ J't s I ney upper (s Planned by Auxiliary Unit '11te best fuel for your home. Tops in comfort, convenience. Call us for lor class was Bill Buckley. vice IUfle•ted by the above cartoon. AT FIRST You Get tile Best ... from Us· Elected president of the JU&-- IN . What liuk hird• M-'ho quit flyins u:huol ~Jier. WY TEIMS . . . . ,.., ••• etl • Alti ; ·BAKER .- . .·---·-·~-..·~·----·- . _________ . . .. ~ - . __. . . . ,. . . .~ . ----~-. . -.a-.··-------------~--------. --~----·---:...;-_. . .,...,..-::::-;-----~.:,·.--~'i'r"""7-===----------------~~--. ,, l Jumllle.: BURLY ~ ~~11 •, MIDDLEPORT, 0. 't.. ' . \.' TH& cVe'.NIN(> Now arr&JII< the elrcled !etten 1 to fonn the mrpr:~ .. &nlwtr, u ...A ' ---~~= ...... " ""' ~~ SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS I Ir n !flr r r r ] 0.4TEGE 'l FRIDAY, SATURDAY &MONDAY ONLY ____,_ lllltlliMi- _j "- j ~ . ~--' ................. t _ .,.. 11&21 _ _ HOLSUM OR AOAMS V ' 3-BIG DAYS-3 to remember, see GROUND ·BEEF t:::::-===· ] I duced by tbe amount of lheir PORTRAIT FOil THE IMPORTANT BIRTHDAY you wish FRESH GROUND P\IRI IIEEF 1 have tbelr special benefit re- PORTRAIT OFFER 3 EGGS r-. - The meeting was called to or· cler by the pres ident and open- I ed with prayer by Edith Hood, foUowed with the pl edge tu the ! American flag given in um son. Roll call was answered by S1 members. Reports were read THIS YEAR'S GREATEST 11x14 Bob Murphy was named pre Iiden! of the senior dan at Eastern High School when recent elections were held. Other Senior officers elected were Richard Dou8faa, fica prealdent; Sins Summerfield, treasurer; Pat Smith, secretary, and Doll Rou•h. ogt. at arms. r Jl . -H..:l~N=S.4~JI==1~.J-'--..d.-l 'P:":.~" 'JCK~G~~~!~~ 1K celve the spet+ · '-·mPfit while tbey remain on public assls~ ance rolls for cash payments. rn addition, persons receiva ing other types of govenment pensions or annuities whether federal, state, or local. will Brings You ... 2.9~ BOYS BASKETBALL The Marietta Socml_ Security Office has begun maihng quostlonnaires to 160 Meigs County reaideuts age ?:1 and older who may qualify for a special SOCial aecurity benefit of 135 per month beginning in October. In order to quaitfy for the special benefit a person must be 72 years of age. The payment to a single person ., will be $35 per month and ""2·50 1or man and wife. If both qualify· Penon• re<elvtng Aid for the Aged or other ~ubtk ••· sislance payments eannot re- Mrs . Huntin~ Questionaires be paid from general revenues rather than !tom tile Sooiat Security trust funds . f A8 RICS Lambert :.aW: James 0£ Q Di Senior Class At Eastern The special benelil ls differ- ~ enl from other types of aoc:ial security payments In that persons need not have worked lll'Jo der Social Security to qualify for payment. The benefit will I In]'ured at Rt. 62 Circle 1 t· Robert G, Loren!, Social Security DiStrict Manager, slated today tllat "persons recellling the special questionnair should complete it promptly and return It to the Marietta social security office in order thol processing can be completed be· fore October, The first special benefit checks will be mailed early in November and wilt cover pay ·..., ents for the month of October'' 1 ; s::;;;:."'" Murphy Beads $35 Benefit • Offered m·. II .... II WARM MORNING coat heatAtr !las tht faiNt•, ~· 4-fllte ~lrttltriclt Unint lhat turns coal ~ fire liP ID 48 lloulsinto __ ..., Olilll a I I •-·.balds . Ebershacb Hardw ar:·e:. ' ' ,, ' �·,I H , .- '\_. r:' • , l·i' ' ' . ' ' '. ·(t:. ' :, i ' 1, GelE~tra Ca~h The Want Ad Way B-u:s1ness ' ' I IARNEY GOOGLE Rnl &tete For S.le HO'ftD'A SAL& l.''siiVICE • •• ONI 01' 'rHI ,, lv I'RED L~S$Yf!LL 1lfE WILLETS \VOULP VE :•. " lnct ~NUI'I"l' liMITit I COME 01/Ef!Tb MV STUDIO AN' POSI! FEf! ME, IF IT AjNT 01!, WOODCIIRVIN ' WOOPV!! SNUFFY? WHAT A~ 'IE DOIN'OVtiR IN NECK OF I IIICIIIl l'tOP\.11 , CAU DICK ltAWLINOS lawllngs Honcle 51111 "IAEY'i<E AD£a.JATE••• OOTTHEY ARE AT NCIOH{ IIJ~f~E5 1llf. PEANUT BUTTER 7 1 ~--' SCAllOPED 1'1:11'AT0£5 11/nl-l ~ r:;!lLL, C~OCOlA"Tf l't.OOINr,_ Mill( AND ~IKE 1\JAT- ThEYli'E AllfQLVITE••• LU---''LJ_jt:, ••• BUTVERY V[~V TEMPORA/?>f LI'L ABNER e2 USED CARS I.EF1 . e PARTS for OUTillOARD MOTORS . eBOATS A MoTORS eBOAT PAINT ,, eTOOLI S.At Metropollten Motors l!wnlnp llllllltuniiY :Kiuab to liJMIIIkld Teaehen' Potlntk WHAT HJ\PPUJED, MtE.K? GASULIN! ALLEY I 1HOUGHT You \\JERE PT, PLEASANT - 'l'be Mall.., Couaty CIIISI'IIGlll 'reachers OOI!IJG ·10· MARCH RIGHT Association will bold Ita IDDUBI pollock dlmter MMday, lept. 18, In lbt Pl. PIOIIIIIII IIlah School Home llconomlol ltulld· A~D [>EMAIJD A PLIICE F~ YoUR'S ELF! INID TI-lE, THICK OF LIFE I DIP! THI S ·tell time, chi ldren! 40~ all brouqht /';. ITI (A:ct;:;;;-::;;:;-- ~ometh;n-1 ni..::e to ~ how ! THE BORN LOSE!I I DICK iRACY ' /' / 0 ,/ AND HIS FRIENDS --------~"!> _lt ....... T.Iol .... U ...... ly MERRILL o;o 01-1, I WOULON'T GO U::lfi!", I=AR AS rs:Av BUT SH~'S <:;u Qt GOT A " OOILl".~ Atf P ~~ E'l'f:S, AM' A SMIL E CDULO Ur..iH.T UP A STII()tOM ! BOY or GIRL In Rutland T• Earn Monty onil Prl>et Dtlivtrint The Daily Sentinel te HtobliohM .. ................. ........ Route - .,._ .. ~ CALL 992-2156 WANTED . L-ol .._ -.'17 ..... ..... %. Alricla . . c t• 3. A willie' f. B· ' I .. Tlw maw ........,. BOY or GIRL Lower Pomeroy & Upptr Middleport Route E•rn Money and PriJM Dtlivtrint The Daily Sentinel to Htobliohed ' Help W1ntecl ..,w_lioi;t be 18 or older. Apply in person. Crow'1 Steak Housr, Pomeroy. I 14 trc WOMF.N for wHil rf'~~ work, must be neat ia appearuc1. Anpiy in person al the ..ireen l.a blf's. Rt. 7, Gallipolis, 0 . I 14 31c NOW T\KJ~r. ~pPiications for w a i tn·~s and grill womaa from 6 p, m. till midnight at !h~ Marl in Rest :mranl. Middlf")lOft, Ohio . 9 14 3te Appl~ H' in a.a.a ...- aE¥ r u.c.. ot ...,._ 1. DIU t, punreC S.. I.Ae & JC. EmpkJ-y ._ bt.Hc~ IIMUc p~r~o~' - ,u \ EF.PER to help cc.re for 3 chi ldrf!ll, pnva le room cn·d t)IJa rd. ~mall wage!; . Julia Hill Hu ll cmd. 2 houses be- arillilll. Insurance GEl ~ quotation frvm liEU· fER INSU RANCE AGENCY J ~rc. before renewing your .auto insurance. We may be able to save you mooey. I 2 lie ' AtrrOi.losriiliisiu-..ice ·b.en eaocelled? Loot your opera~ or'o llcenlel .Qdi, WY J.2lll6. I II lie '"·'.....2:Z. B - . ..... tb- pella willl ARAB, nailablo Ill Kill B1lildon lappiJ ,._ *a.. a ..... . t.Je.- Ill f ..... -- eo. • .- 11'1 '..: .' ....... ' · ·~ • ll lie _ _ ., ... PEANUTS A. ..., .... c. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, SEPT. 16;.17 or C I • IJ&U)fOID ." ! ....i. r . At Ow ........ S.le Pri..i ...... 29 CHEVROLETS and 3 IRUCKS TO GO NOW &Soooat: • o"';;.";...,.. AT BIG DISCOUNT PRICESI M.T-.- ol,OO 31. Bredlratea a -· SAT111DAY, SEPT. 17 -·---., .. - • .Pw', r, •ao.-dMt rn.il 5 Kiddie Corvettes ,., ._ Adult$ may register for this FREE DJlAWING of ltid· die Corvetlel all day Friday and Sept. 18 and 17. Free registration at &ur New U11ed Car Center oa I. Mala llt., just below the hiP ICJwol ~ D.t iL'I' t&IIJCIIQDJ&- E One 1~tter for the three L' .. X for ... ' trophiN, the leng~ _ . Each dar the code DTR Wllll. ZY Zi RT a .. etc. . . . . ~ ..... ~- . ,, ... 0)£ ~BUD ;. ..... Ali:"I'DI.D.&.&ll:a .. loOJI&PBI.LeW .......,...._. ar Ia . . . . . . . .4 .. _ . .... X F BR. Bottle Gu. AMd llralhen, 611 E. llabl &., • • lfe hmwoy. Doml M.£dHtb&J B rJI - zL . . . . . . . . ...U. ........ HDETQD HNDBU DPD IY.ll:a•P• ZB?---&&&SD Trnl . .,... Cr,-~&e: THiiiRI: .A.R.2 . . . . . . . xar ------·---- - GIVEN AWAY SATURDAY ... .... btate For S.le 1 ROOMS, IN!th, euclooed porcll baseDIOII~ eeal fun!ace, $4,500. Pearl FA1oanlli, IIDulh Line, Cheohire. Ill tr.... 5 :11M Hamilton Street, 1 KIDDII 1 KIDJ:fll 1 KIDDIE 1 KIDDIE 1 KIDDIE CORVETTE - - - - - - : : AT 10 A.M. CORVETTE AT 12 NOON CORVETTE AT 2 P.M; CORVETTE AT 4 P.M. CORVETTE AT 6 P.M. al MIIJdW. port, or eaU II8J.m& • ' lie a . . .- . , . . . , '$ JIW - .. • . ,. _ .,~~~= = · , ;~o.~U~s;s:d~-Cii:llf';:ca; · ;tlw;;; · ~ Jutt::·:•:l.,;•~lh~• ; :H;t..:h·~~~~~~~- ~-~-~.i·~~~,~~l~~W~O:II:It;· ~i~ 'II Ut .~ : (,'' llliiiS'a-' . -"'··4·"_,.,.........., · ·~-'-lllhlll'lll AM. P1L -R.1.'I1112 BE HATJ:D 'I'HAN LAUG- W ' CIAYNBLL WISI ....... . . . . . Satur!J• BOUSB POR IALI!. 1M JB:Z:. J By SCHULZ I 1 lie ..__ •· t ;lltlionlel wrt11, rr.t •• 7 . ·I l vidd'l!p"rt. CriU Bntltord -~.,.- ·-............. - 9-1£. lll't' HU 1 <al!RE Wi ~l-l LILY COULD Cfli.::CI( ~ ONE f J ...._ -· ---;-;;=-AWftOIQID .A.dobe til. l'l. CU. IVCk '"REA[i' HER 1~ : warm. Prot.el 7- a~ ' \*ART? Wt:LL, QNLI.( ~ I l(f'i(lfJ pt~-OM I er • - will bt tomiltC t. ll!it:t« __ ... ... -.. --·M.llec... lt!W :\" :m1 rt>nP C:lmrr h. 9 12 6tc _. lidt JOIII" homo where a ttm & - CALL 992-2156 -....,;iect IL o.trileiP .._ lllrdl n.~..a ILAI' Routt c-A-R~ H(ws ot eolf• Chevrolet W"',=i.;;-;;CO;;;LD~WEA=;;;J'H;ni:i • ltead. crickets, oplders & oil> ..._ 210. Greek &bbr. a. Jl'ore& oa &!'oiltor CIND A 1966 tboiGe el 180 bullo ill II dalrJ' IIIIIIIH! ......... Por....at~- DWP...,..• M-ZIIM p . _ or • :1124 Clleot«. H .. i DAILY CROSSWORD . AK v~;sl I. ' ---~----~---·~-----~----- --~---·-----·-- ------··'":""--·-:..;.::.:__, __ •\'!"• _____., ;, __ '". ~~·-----~ .... _,_~ ' :lI I -~ By BRANNER 1-i~RE Art~ "THE- TlCKET5 1 1'.1NNII'. 1HEY•<E FOR A 2.-ROOM !;UITE. TAKE A FRIEND AND HAVE A ~D '71ME:. �·,I H , .- '\_. r:' • , l·i' ' ' . ' ' '. ·(t:. ' :, i ' 1, GelE~tra Ca~h The Want Ad Way B-u:s1ness ' ' I IARNEY GOOGLE Rnl &tete For S.le HO'ftD'A SAL& l.''siiVICE • •• ONI 01' 'rHI ,, lv I'RED L~S$Yf!LL 1lfE WILLETS \VOULP VE :•. " lnct ~NUI'I"l' liMITit I COME 01/Ef!Tb MV STUDIO AN' POSI! FEf! ME, IF IT AjNT 01!, WOODCIIRVIN ' WOOPV!! SNUFFY? WHAT A~ 'IE DOIN'OVtiR IN NECK OF I IIICIIIl l'tOP\.11 , CAU DICK ltAWLINOS lawllngs Honcle 51111 "IAEY'i<E AD£a.JATE••• OOTTHEY ARE AT NCIOH{ IIJ~f~E5 1llf. PEANUT BUTTER 7 1 ~--' SCAllOPED 1'1:11'AT0£5 11/nl-l ~ r:;!lLL, C~OCOlA"Tf l't.OOINr,_ Mill( AND ~IKE 1\JAT- ThEYli'E AllfQLVITE••• LU---''LJ_jt:, ••• BUTVERY V[~V TEMPORA/?>f LI'L ABNER e2 USED CARS I.EF1 . e PARTS for OUTillOARD MOTORS . eBOATS A MoTORS eBOAT PAINT ,, eTOOLI S.At Metropollten Motors l!wnlnp llllllltuniiY :Kiuab to liJMIIIkld Teaehen' Potlntk WHAT HJ\PPUJED, MtE.K? GASULIN! ALLEY I 1HOUGHT You \\JERE PT, PLEASANT - 'l'be Mall.., Couaty CIIISI'IIGlll 'reachers OOI!IJG ·10· MARCH RIGHT Association will bold Ita IDDUBI pollock dlmter MMday, lept. 18, In lbt Pl. PIOIIIIIII IIlah School Home llconomlol ltulld· A~D [>EMAIJD A PLIICE F~ YoUR'S ELF! INID TI-lE, THICK OF LIFE I DIP! THI S ·tell time, chi ldren! 40~ all brouqht /';. ITI (A:ct;:;;;-::;;:;-- ~ometh;n-1 ni..::e to ~ how ! THE BORN LOSE!I I DICK iRACY ' /' / 0 ,/ AND HIS FRIENDS --------~"!> _lt ....... T.Iol .... U ...... ly MERRILL o;o 01-1, I WOULON'T GO U::lfi!", I=AR AS rs:Av BUT SH~'S <:;u Qt GOT A " OOILl".~ Atf P ~~ E'l'f:S, AM' A SMIL E CDULO Ur..iH.T UP A STII()tOM ! BOY or GIRL In Rutland T• Earn Monty onil Prl>et Dtlivtrint The Daily Sentinel te HtobliohM .. ................. ........ Route - .,._ .. ~ CALL 992-2156 WANTED . L-ol .._ -.'17 ..... ..... %. Alricla . . c t• 3. A willie' f. B· ' I .. Tlw maw ........,. BOY or GIRL Lower Pomeroy & Upptr Middleport Route E•rn Money and PriJM Dtlivtrint The Daily Sentinel to Htobliohed ' Help W1ntecl ..,w_lioi;t be 18 or older. Apply in person. Crow'1 Steak Housr, Pomeroy. I 14 trc WOMF.N for wHil rf'~~ work, must be neat ia appearuc1. Anpiy in person al the ..ireen l.a blf's. Rt. 7, Gallipolis, 0 . I 14 31c NOW T\KJ~r. ~pPiications for w a i tn·~s and grill womaa from 6 p, m. till midnight at !h~ Marl in Rest :mranl. Middlf")lOft, Ohio . 9 14 3te Appl~ H' in a.a.a ...- aE¥ r u.c.. ot ...,._ 1. DIU t, punreC S.. I.Ae & JC. EmpkJ-y ._ bt.Hc~ IIMUc p~r~o~' - ,u \ EF.PER to help cc.re for 3 chi ldrf!ll, pnva le room cn·d t)IJa rd. ~mall wage!; . Julia Hill Hu ll cmd. 2 houses be- arillilll. Insurance GEl ~ quotation frvm liEU· fER INSU RANCE AGENCY J ~rc. before renewing your .auto insurance. We may be able to save you mooey. I 2 lie ' AtrrOi.losriiliisiu-..ice ·b.en eaocelled? Loot your opera~ or'o llcenlel .Qdi, WY J.2lll6. I II lie '"·'.....2:Z. B - . ..... tb- pella willl ARAB, nailablo Ill Kill B1lildon lappiJ ,._ *a.. a ..... . t.Je.- Ill f ..... -- eo. • .- 11'1 '..: .' ....... ' · ·~ • ll lie _ _ ., ... PEANUTS A. ..., .... c. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, SEPT. 16;.17 or C I • IJ&U)fOID ." ! ....i. r . At Ow ........ S.le Pri..i ...... 29 CHEVROLETS and 3 IRUCKS TO GO NOW &Soooat: • o"';;.";...,.. AT BIG DISCOUNT PRICESI M.T-.- ol,OO 31. Bredlratea a -· SAT111DAY, SEPT. 17 -·---., .. - • .Pw', r, •ao.-dMt rn.il 5 Kiddie Corvettes ,., ._ Adult$ may register for this FREE DJlAWING of ltid· die Corvetlel all day Friday and Sept. 18 and 17. Free registration at &ur New U11ed Car Center oa I. Mala llt., just below the hiP ICJwol ~ D.t iL'I' t&IIJCIIQDJ&- E One 1~tter for the three L' .. X for ... ' trophiN, the leng~ _ . Each dar the code DTR Wllll. ZY Zi RT a .. etc. . . . . ~ ..... ~- . ,, ... 0)£ ~BUD ;. ..... Ali:"I'DI.D.&.&ll:a .. loOJI&PBI.LeW .......,...._. ar Ia . . . . . . . .4 .. _ . .... X F BR. Bottle Gu. AMd llralhen, 611 E. llabl &., • • lfe hmwoy. Doml M.£dHtb&J B rJI - zL . . . . . . . . ...U. ........ HDETQD HNDBU DPD IY.ll:a•P• ZB?---&&&SD Trnl . .,... Cr,-~&e: THiiiRI: .A.R.2 . . . . . . . xar ------·---- - GIVEN AWAY SATURDAY ... .... btate For S.le 1 ROOMS, IN!th, euclooed porcll baseDIOII~ eeal fun!ace, $4,500. Pearl FA1oanlli, IIDulh Line, Cheohire. Ill tr.... 5 :11M Hamilton Street, 1 KIDDII 1 KIDJ:fll 1 KIDDIE 1 KIDDIE 1 KIDDIE CORVETTE - - - - - - : : AT 10 A.M. CORVETTE AT 12 NOON CORVETTE AT 2 P.M; CORVETTE AT 4 P.M. CORVETTE AT 6 P.M. al MIIJdW. port, or eaU II8J.m& • ' lie a . . .- . , . . . , '$ JIW - .. • . ,. _ .,~~~= = · , ;~o.~U~s;s:d~-Cii:llf';:ca; · ;tlw;;; · ~ Jutt::·:•:l.,;•~lh~• ; :H;t..:h·~~~~~~~- ~-~-~.i·~~~,~~l~~W~O:II:It;· ~i~ 'II Ut .~ : (,'' llliiiS'a-' . -"'··4·"_,.,.........., · ·~-'-lllhlll'lll AM. P1L -R.1.'I1112 BE HATJ:D 'I'HAN LAUG- W ' CIAYNBLL WISI ....... . . . . . Satur!J• BOUSB POR IALI!. 1M JB:Z:. J By SCHULZ I 1 lie ..__ •· t ;lltlionlel wrt11, rr.t •• 7 . ·I l vidd'l!p"rt. CriU Bntltord -~.,.- ·-............. - 9-1£. lll't' HU 1 <al!RE Wi ~l-l LILY COULD Cfli.::CI( ~ ONE f J ...._ -· ---;-;;=-AWftOIQID .A.dobe til. l'l. CU. IVCk '"REA[i' HER 1~ : warm. Prot.el 7- a~ ' \*ART? Wt:LL, QNLI.( ~ I l(f'i(lfJ pt~-OM I er • - will bt tomiltC t. ll!it:t« __ ... ... -.. --·M.llec... lt!W :\" :m1 rt>nP C:lmrr h. 9 12 6tc _. lidt JOIII" homo where a ttm & - CALL 992-2156 -....,;iect IL o.trileiP .._ lllrdl n.~..a ILAI' Routt c-A-R~ H(ws ot eolf• Chevrolet W"',=i.;;-;;CO;;;LD~WEA=;;;J'H;ni:i • ltead. crickets, oplders & oil> ..._ 210. Greek &bbr. a. Jl'ore& oa &!'oiltor CIND A 1966 tboiGe el 180 bullo ill II dalrJ' IIIIIIIH! ......... Por....at~- DWP...,..• M-ZIIM p . _ or • :1124 Clleot«. H .. i DAILY CROSSWORD . AK v~;sl I. ' ---~----~---·~-----~----- --~---·-----·-- ------··'":""--·-:..;.::.:__, __ •\'!"• _____., ;, __ '". ~~·-----~ .... _,_~ ' :lI I -~ By BRANNER 1-i~RE Art~ "THE- TlCKET5 1 1'.1NNII'. 1HEY•<E FOR A 2.-ROOM !;UITE. TAKE A FRIEND AND HAVE A ~D '71ME:. �---... --~-....-:"'!"' . #C-~-""":·~ •-' <C...., . ....,~ ..... -"".. ,.._, '¢oo,.,.,...,..1. ~- .... . ,:,::-, ... -I·· ... ' "\ ' IJ .• .. • '1,. ----~~-· ··- --- - - · - · # -.7""\· · -:-~---- --r· -(~ --·• • • --~-~ '· • •••• -- .,.-~ ,-~· '' .I 'i ~t-Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Mt\ldleport, o., s~pt. •·Ar~o·un~d!lla•n•d~~ Arrangements for World Wide ·Cadet Girl Scouts Will Attend ~ Made by Presbyterian Church Group · Camp Kiac huta on Septem ber 23 r d Abou t Arrangement. were made lion Day dlnner for Tuesday, for World Wide Communloo Nov. B arid rummage sale to . Plans were made to attend girls with the most point. will Sunday, Oct. 2 and projects be held Oct. 1-7 at the church. day cammp at Camp Kiachuta r<ceive a gift of $10; second Middlep0rt when lor the year were discussed Mrs. Thomas Rue and Mrs. Septrmber 22 when Cadet Girl prize will be $7 and third, $5. !he Deacons and Deacon· Thomas Kelly were named co- ~ti 1 .l L: -ut lUlU tntei'cessory Prayer is Theme of ;· ~-l~.!.r_.'!'~sePr£Uer.~wCuhtheurcprhogramProg . . ram .· ~ -~..,.•.,._, the pomeroy SO{',IAL CAJ [;' NDAR praye~ n:;:~: I Drive·ln e ., theme of the pro&l'am pre- Mrs. Beolz, president, ·~ aented by Mrs .. Thomas Bentz iu charge of the bualllesa wben the WSWS of the Enter' alon and Mr1. Everett Balel prise EUB CIJurcb ·met Tues· wu welcomed as a new IDemScout Troop 185 met for their PoinL• will be given for various esses of the First United Pres- chairmen for the sale. Other day even.ing at lbe home of ber. II wat ·aecldlll' to ~ve 1 first meeting ol the year Mon- efforts including good groom· byterian Church met Tuesday projectS Include a Christmas Mrs. Claude Husted. delltlminatienal day ol prayer liav at the Columbus and South- ing and various projects. Jim Johnson, son of Mr. and evening at the church . card sale with Mrs. Rue arid Mr. arid Mrs. Eldon Weeks re- , The call to · worship and service on Sunday, Sept. SS. An ern Ohio Electne social room . The troop will go on an over- Mrs. James Johnson, has re- Mrs. Edward Burkett . and Miss Phyllis Joachim , in charge turned home Monday, after a prayer by Mrs. Bentz opened invitalioo was received , from The meeting was opened 10 night ramping trip at Camp turned to Marshall University Mrs. Thomas Rue were named and the sale of decorated serv- several days visit at Reyno!~- the program an<' the hymn the WSCS of United Methodist ritualistic form with Mary Kiachuta on Oct. 1-2. The neigfl. for his sophomore year. to prepare the communion ele- ing trays. bur~, with their son and dough "Christ lor the World We Sing"' Church to attend their NOvem· Holman lea< ·.g the pledge to borhood chairman, Mrs. A. R. Mrs. Marie Hawkins was in ments for the 10 :30 "- m. serv- It was innounced that the ter-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jonn was read hy Mrs. PhiUp Smith. ber meeting. A communication thl' flag New leaders were m Kmght, VISited th e troop n• ••t ' Gallipolis Tuesday evenmg to cie. Fund raising proJect. were Deacons and Deaconesses of. R. Weeks and family. Tbe cost and requirements of was read from Mrs' Mildred Lu~harge and mclude Mrs. For- mg. The troop also chose attend a farewell dinner for discussed. includtng an Elec- ferlng would be taken Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pullins iJIIercesslon are conUnual cas lormer president of the rest Major and eo-leader, Mrs. l group _1eaders and assb •·· Mrs. Helen Strong and Mrs morning, Sept. 25 with Paul and son of Magnolia and Mr. obedience, preparatioo . to pray Uniiect Churo!)women, explainCurtis Teepel. New member- wh1ch mclude, Jane Gtlkey , Will a Gilmore, who are retiring Haptonstall and Vincent Dabo anWidll!Mrst. DonaWld PVuUms of and to be speciftc. Two exam- ing !he projects for World Com· · tant S h• Jr on rrom 1ong years of se rv·tce at in char•e Mrs Rue was comams own, · a., were 1 of Intercessory .p car ds for 196", were d'IS· 1eader; a" IS . . • · · . Saturday night •uests of their pes prayer mun1ty Day on ., N~~em ber t • 5h1 tributed . Glaze, Kathy Moore. leader, the Gallipolis State Institute. mended for takmg charge . • . were reed by Miss Dorothy . Plans were made fur all girl assistant, Debbie Gilkey. The alfair was held at the new the <Wimmlng parties for SISler and brother-m·law, Mr. Long nd Mrs Phill Ohli Prayer and grace by Miss scouts of Pomeroy and Middle- Those present were Mary home of Mrs. Gilmore on Route '"·' children from the county home and Mrs. George Sellers. . Sile:t for PEiJB Genevieve Stobarl _vlosed lh• rt to attend Camp Kiachuta Holman, Brenda Edw ards, Ani· 35. A social evenin• wa s enJOY · THUKSD'Y during the pastor's absence in Mr. and Mrs. Allen Etching• · 1n a1·1 coun trles .and meeting . • ~ spent a few days last week stonar~es ts after which eel b threfresh· 00. po ; rom 10 a. m to 4 p. m. for Ia Fultz Debb1 e G1lkev, Jane ed durmg the evenmg. . There will be a special meet· August. . at En !ish lnd with M and prayer by Mrs. Bentz, who men were serv Y e r ump day on Sept . 23. Troop Gi lkey. Sharon Glaze, Jennifer Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush and ing ol Pomeroy Lodge No . ll\4 It was voted to co~tmue send· ~le •Bea~iey and ~m!ly read a meditation poem, "Some tess to II members and thrH 18.1 Will meet eaeh MondaY at Goble, Mary Ann Kloes. Debbw family, Columbus ; Mr. and Mrs. F & AM on Thursday, Septem· lng ~e Presbyter~atl Ll f e Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Brt ht oi one Had Prayed," to conclude guest., Mrs. ~a Blankens(Jip, 6·30 p m tn the electric of· Laney, Debbie MaJor, Robin Dave Diles, Michigan ; Mr. and ber 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ma ma~azme to shut-In members, Dunbar, W. Va., were Tu~sday Vf~l Blankenship and Beverly flee IMills. Kath y Moore.' Joyce Rl · ' Mrs. William Diles, Mr. and sonic Temple Building. There mihtary service personnel, col- guests of Pomeroy relatives. C ,hesfer Smtih. It was announced that each ley and Kayle Russell. Mrs. Harry Mitchell and family, will be work in the First Oegree lege students and student nu~- Mrs. Susie Fischer was the girl is t<t be graded by the and Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jivi- and all Master Masons ore n> es. Mrs. Floyd Carmack, cha1r- Sunday dinner guest of her Meefs point system with a goal of den, all of Athens , were called vited. man , was given a vote of daughter and son-in-law, Mr. s.ooo points set. In May, 1967, here Monday due to the illness TWILIGHT GARDEN club thanks for her past _work t~n and Mrs. Gerald Michael and and death of their father, Mr. will meet at the home of Mrs. the ':"mmlttee. Attendmg e family, Syracuse. Tbe Chester WSCS met reL. D. Diles. T. A. Hehnessy , Butternut, Ave. ~~~~n~ wer~ ~~;~s K~~- ;,:r. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eichinger cently at the church for their 0 S Mrs. Lilith Edwards, Colum· Thursday , at 6:30 p.m. for a a 0 ' usse l k~ · Mr~ and daughter, Paula June are September meeting witb 16. HISON bus. is here wllh relahves. She potluck dinner and meeting. tonstall,d Mrs. RBur tl, H d busmess VISitOrs m Columbus members present. Mrs. Fred . PT. PLEARANT0 - Jack L. W. VA. . carne for the illness of her Mrs. w. A. Drake is c~hostess. Rue an the ev. owar today . Rice was program leader using Smtth., managt;!r ! the P~. brother, L. D. Diles. MEIGS COUNTY Democrat Ruppel!. Robert Emler student at Ohio for her topic, "Mission to Six Pleasant local of'ICe of the FRIDAY, SATURDAY Mrs. Denver Kapple enterand SUNDAY Joyce Long, daughter &f Mr. club will meet in the Boothe University visited Tuesday with ConUnents.' W. Va. , Department of em· Sept. t6-17-18 tained the Gold o·· Rule class of and Mrs. Lewis Long, has enbuilding formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs .. Carl Bllikam. Tbe opening song was "Oh, ployment Seeurlty, re~rted ._ Patty Duke As the Pomeroy Church of Christ "BILLIE" rolled at the Gallipolis Business the A & p Store, Thursday, al l Allen Dowme left Wednesday Master Let Me Walk With day lha~ the local offtce, curTuesday evening at her home , Jim Backus , School. She is a June graduate p.m. Members are asked for .Athens wbere he w1ll be a Thee;" praver was by Mf' . rently s.rving !he counties If 7 30 Jane Greer Maple Place. of Middleport High School. to bring sandwiches or cookies. seruor at Ohio Umverslty. Rice and !Jtany for the church Mason, Putnam and Jackson, (Teehnicolor ) The meeting in charge of Miss Ellen Dutton Is return· LAUREL CLIFF Better .":r. and Mrs. Sherley Swan was led by M,, • da Morri' effected the placement of 36 ~ - and'"'LOVE & KISSE$ 4' Mrs. Jerry Masters, president . ing to her studies at Dennison Health club will have a rum· Meigs County Slaon 710 !8 vtstted Tuesday Wtth Mr. and Scripture readlr~ was by d· ••lals _In gamful employ· Rlrk Nelson Kristin Nelson opened with . devotions taken University alter being here mage sale Thursday. September 40 ) met Mo~day evening at Mr. R. K. Rowan at Middleport. Mrs. G. L. Michael. Assisting me~~ durmg August. ~~~~~(~Teci::hru~·c~o~lo~r)~ from Cormthl8ns 4, by Mrs. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 15 through Saturday, Septem· Walker cabtn at Long . Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McPeek with th• program were Mrs. D. ring the previous 1n0111h • Walter Kenn~dy. Jr., who also Dale Dutton. She attended a ber 17 in the building formerly for a wtener roast and buSJ- of Bellevtlle, W. Va., were Wed- Leonard Erwin, "Voice of the the~ wore Sl Individuals plaegave a medttahon from T h e French seminar in Canada this 1• d b Evans Grocery on ness meelmg wtth Myrtle Walk- nesday guests of her brother Church" with "Voice of the ~ tn gainful . . etnploymepl. Upper Room. Prayer by Mrs. summer. ~~~~;St. Y er and Iva Powell, as hostess- and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Contine~ts," read by Mrs. There were 132 Initial clalllll Masters concluded the devoWILLING WORKERS class of es. Sherley Swan. Ida Knight, Mrs. Peal Casto, filed wtth 130 weeks of unem· Pomeroy, Ohio lions. the Ente rise EUB Church Mrs. Walker, chapeau, pre- Mrs. 0 . A. Martin rehabillta- Mrs. Letha Woods, M r 5 . ployment oompensatlon claim· Members answered roll call will meet ~hursday evening at sided at the meeting which lion chalfma? for the American Arthur Orr, Mrs. Purley Karr ed · • compared to the month of TONIGHT with a verse concerning the the home of Mrs. Carl Moore. opened in ritualistic form. A Legiopn Auxidhary of Drew Web- and Mrs. Harold Spencer. The Jclul y, 1966 when ed21t initial 1 1 NOT OPEN love of Gnd. Christmas cards AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary report on the National March , ster ost an Mrs. J. M. Thorn- program COIICiuded with a pray- a ms were fl and 995 were distributed to sell. Home f L . M 1 p t wt'll Sept 1·3 at Washington D c ton attended the birthday party er circle wt!l!ks of unemployment oomFRIDAY ond SATURDAY . broughI bY lhe I 0meet eWJS an ey OS ch•Mh was . given by Mary 'Martin, . . ol o·tstnct . Five at veterans Hos- Mrs. Leonard ' ' cIau1 ·-·· made articles i at First Baptist Erwin presidpensalion ..... September 16-17 "TIKO AND THE SHARK" members were sold, . ~ Bible .. ue ! Rutland, Thursda , at 7 p.m. state dee legate. Rhoda Hackett, pttal In Chillicothe, today. eel over the business lneeting. At the close of business on (Technicolor) oullme of Paul was g1Hn by An organ prelude, . Tr FKID1Y child welfare chairman anMr. and Mrs. Bruce StalnakA communication from Nellie August 31, 1966, lhere were 101 '"THE BOY CRIED Mrs. Edward Venoy. Hearted, ~ole Hearted , ' by Th W h H' h School nounced that birthday • cards er have moved Into the Dill Bates concerning ''askln•s" for individuals registered for work MURDER" · c d .. ~.• Mrs Lew1s Grueser a n d e a ama Jg rt t E t M · St • was m · the offi ce. In compa rtaon (Teehnicolor) . . h 1 d 'll h ld h'gh and money were sent each apa men on as aln . world and national supplies . • A hymn qmz was on """" Veronica Hurst Phil Brown b Mllto R h after which prayer by Mrs Amos Leonard c eer ea ers WI o o I th 1'""' .. lndlvldtials ret· Y n ous o e m~tin of th~ school dance with the Jay• this month to the National Jewish read by Mrs. Waid Sepncer. ere were "Fiz" Mcintosh refreshments were serv~ fs'/:sed o~ the Rockg Springs Friday night at the Wahama Hospital _at Denver, Colo. The Homemade SouD Sale The group voted to pay them. lstered for work all!'e close of su:,e.ATUm~~AY by lh~ hoste~s teto .!:r·T:m- Methodist church Tuesday aft- lligb gym following the Wana· Salon wlil stuff envelopes for Planned in October Another communication was business August 31, . IIIII$. Sept. 18.19·20 Mrs. erry as rs M Ken- emoon at the church. rna-Middleport football game TB seals. . Plans were made for a home- fro~ Mrs. Lucas concernlna HERM;,.~~t~"i,~':!!TS In my, M:n ~oush, ;,"·drews Mrs William Grueser pres!- from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. tEST I. Four apphcantl for partner- made aoup sale In October, proJect. for World Community SKINs-GIANTS THADI!l (Tecbnicolor) nedy, s. Maren~~ ~ Bo • dent ·conducted the me~ting AI SATURDAY ship were accepted and an in- when Group I of the First Unl- Day. WASHINGTON (UPI) _NeW\lerman's Hermits Mrs. ~eno~h ["· E ~ Mw- com;,unicalion was read fr~m MEMBERS of the k:ilchen vitatlon will be extended to ted Presbyterian Church met Twenty-nine sick calls were ly-acqll!rlllj. Steve Thurlow w• Sue An:t:~~:;,abares er\ ~h ares ,:. ewCo rsd Mrs Calvin Rodeheffer con-, and dining room committees of them to Join. Pearl Knapp, the Monday . " ing at the home of reported. Other members pres- designated by eoac11 Olio l'oolur•ll• A. . · e1ps anw s. nra ~ing the Ministers' Wives Salisbury PTA and Bedford mo- ways and means chairman, dis- Mrs. Fred Lewis with Mrs. Rl- ent were Mrs. Lillie Christy, Graham today 88 the Washin&iiiiiiii:-ii:-iiii·:ii-~ii:-ii:-iiiiiiiiiiii~O~h~h~ng~er~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ Retreat at Camp Francis As· thers are asked to report at the I cussed several fund raising P~- chard Vaughan serving refresfl. Mrs. Raymond Frank, Mrs. ton Redsklnl' No.. 1 runnlntl • bury, October l1 _ 12. World school, Saturday at 1 p.m. to Jects and a_ rummage sale w11l ments. John Hayes, Mrs. James Rid· back to be tea~ wllh lutlf· f.f Community Day and projects help prepare the Shriner dnner. be held wtth the date t• be '!be opening prayer was given enour and Mrs. Elizabeth Wick- back Charley Taylor ill ant were announced for November THE RUTLAND Red Devil announced. Yearbooks were by Mrs. Tom Kelly and scrip- ham. Sunday's National Football Lea· at Grace Episcopal Church Booster club will sponsor an distributed hy the chapeau. ~ read by Mrs. Paul Bostick. gue game wlib the St. · Louis 4 Pomeroy It was voted to ac: after game dance this Satur1ay 'l1te Salon's history and scrap DevoUoos were given by Mrs. der the Tree" was presented hy Cardinals. . cept the· askings for the com- nltlht at lhe Rutland Grade book were presented to Mrs. Edward Crooks usln& articles Mrs. Kelly and a poem, "The The Redsldill obtained Ill! ing year. school gym following the Pmn- Knapp, ~hapeau passe, by Guidepost enliUed, • "Do Way of the World" was read hy 2111-pound Thurlow and 221>"lntroductioo to the New eroy-Rutland football game. The Mrs. Marlin. A dlseussloo Quit Too Easily? and Mrs. Lewis. An auction of home- pound linebacker JIJit Carroll Book" was the topic ol the Jays will emcee the dooce was held on symptoms II ''Imagination Helps." 'l1te Bl- made food was conducted lol· from the New Yort Olanll program presented hy Mrs. starting at 10 p.m. Uc fibrosis. A communication ble study eoliUed, "Jonah Un- lowina the meetln&. Wednesday. Lewis Grueser' viee president. was rend from Rose The hymn "O Master of the congratulating the Salon on Waking World.'' preceded the work and trop?ies they recleivscripture reading of Roman's 1: ed. Tbe traveling prtze, 17 by Mrs. Wayne Sloane and ed by Eunie Br~er, wu . ,, a litany prayer by Mrs. Lewis warded to Catherme Welsh. I \ Grueser and Mrs. Leonard. A A potluck dinner at 6 p. m. Attending were the ~bove and group discussion was held on preceded the meeting of the G!adys Mowrey, Julta Hysell, program planning for the com- WSCS of the United Methodist Eileen Searles, Ruth Thornton ing year, after which the Church Tuesday evening with and Darothy Spencer. The meeting closed with the Lord's 16 members and one guest, meetmg will be _october 10 at Prayer in unison. Mrs. Wilbur Finlaw, present. the home of Julta Hysell The next meeting will be on Mrs. Harry Smith presented Etleen Searls as co-hostess. Wonderfully comfortable scrub· Tuesday, October Jl, at the the program topic, "Missions bed cotton denim jeans that church. to Six Continent.." Others tak- Au~ili«Jry Meett wear like iron! lng part were Mrs. Baker At Leflion HaU Parkersburll Couple Gordon, Mrs. V. D. Edwards, White Rose Lodge Atizillary Boys' sizes 6 to 1 2 slims, 6 to 16 regulars. Young men 's and HoBttfor Cookout Mrs. Allen Eichinger, Mrs. Ger- to the Brotherhood o1 Railway men's sizes 28 to 38 Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Whytesell ald Wtldermuth, Mrs. Alonzo Triatinmen met Wednesday afof Parkersburg, w. va., enter- Custer and Mrs. Glenn D~. lemoon at the Legion hall in Good dependable· brands ..... . tained with 1 cookout Saturday • During the buslnesa sessmn, Middleport. Mrs. WilHam RobMaverick, Lee and Car~rtt. evening at the home of her par- m charge of Mrs. Robert Warn- son, president was ID charge of Better buy them nowl ent>, Mr. and Mrs. Sherley er, president, it was repor~ed rlt,.al opening and business Swan Long Bottom that Mrs. C. Melvin Allure meeting. The charter was unOPEN FRI. TIL &-SATURDAY TIL 9 Pr.;.enl were Mr.' and Mrs. would attend the Ministers' draped. Dooald Pullins and Rita Kay of Wives Retreat on October 11- Those present were Mrs. H. Stor~ Williamstown, w. Va.; Mr. 12. Mrs. Eichinger reported on 1!!. Bush, Mrs. Arthur Lewis, and Mrs. Stanley Pullins and supplies for both world and Mrs. James Souders, Mrs. Wilson Stanley Wayne Magnolia· national. It was requested that Jiam Morrt., Mrs. Pat GallagMr. and Mrs. George Sellers: plastic pill boxes and eyeglass her, Mrs. Herman Salley, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jim carter and frames be brought to the David Entsminger, Mrs. Wilson, Jimmy Lee and Mr. and church. liam Woodard, Mrs. Mrs. Swan of Long Bottom. and Plans were made for a silent Hayes , Mrs. P. L. Mlleb and the host and hostess. Joining the auctioo .at the next meetin&. Mrs. Robson. The group group in the evening were Mr Mrs. Srruth reported that a sec- to the Martin Restaurant IN POMEROY FOR OVER 90 YEAR's and Mrs. K. D. Matheney, Long ond workshop oo self study will refreshmenls following ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![.!.Bol~to~m~.:_------~ be held in the near future. Miss meeting. Hostessea were Mrs. ·' Lydia Ebersbach •nnounced Entsminger, Mrs. Hayes, and that the two books for study Mrs. Soudeu. classes would be on James and hook on Poverty, with one to Fifth Birthday of !!,llllllllllllllllii~IIHIIIRIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUUillllllt.-11111111111111110 be held in November and the Daullhur Honored 5 other during Lent. Five mem- Mr. and Mil. Pal Pattersoo bers attended the worshop in of Syracuse bonored the fifth Your Full Service B1nk Is ••• Mtddleport. birthday of !heir daughter, CinATrEND WORKSHOP dy, at their hnme Sunday evening Sept. 11. Women from Chester Wscs After Cindy opened her many 5 attending the DIBirlct Work· gifts refreslunenls of decorated ' shop at the Heath Methodist cak~ with the inscrlptloll 5 .' chureh at Middleport were py Birthday Cindy," tee eream, Mrs. Purley Karr, Mrs. Leon- pop and coffee waa served to ard Erwin, Mrs. Harold Spen- Mr. and Mrs.~ Cron, Sancer, Mrs. Ada Morris and ely and Connie of Gallipollt; Mr. Mrs. Arthur Orr. John Cleland, of Racine; Mn. Bailie Cross: Mr. and Mn. Troy Serving Meigt Countv for wer 94 Yrars ' ' ' (' luy Ill,,..... :ZWWin8. Mr. and Mrs Erne.'!! a•• and a.t r .... Membrr Federal l!csmtt Bv•tent 81sJc¥1, t'rlll IIIII Jell!. · . Mr. f DaJ• I Nllbtl Ia MIAMI IIACM r Wtlne Omdiff, Debbie aniJ Eul Mtmber F•dffal Depc>JH llltll1'd!IU Corporation . Gil rour ••.,. lolk To40 tJabolloulll.o llol 'l'ruo,_ .. • Ina u 7:30 .p.m. Mlille ~=l CIHIPI . . eAI · ITA'ION WI'IOil, of Sa)T~ lbe .. w. .... It,. ,...,.,, Ohlt 8 1 · WSCS R-ecently Af the Church Pomeroy Church Class Meets On Tuesday 36 Placed in Gam"fu] J b Salon Picnics B At Long ottom Walker Cabl'n Ea~n Local Board Membet·s Interested In County Merge.-; Southern Local is Not ~y ROBERT WINGETT Early merger of Meigs County's three school systems into a single dlstrlct appeared out Thursday night following a 3-hour meeting at the Infirmary building in Pomeroy. The session, called to review a suggestion offered recently by Martin Essex Ohio ''!~rvisor of publie instruetion, that it, '"Mtght be worthwhile to ccnsider the 'possi· blltll.es of ccunty-wide school consolidation," ended with no apparent steps for immediate merger taken. Meigs Wal Board of Education members announced near the end of the meeting, through their president, Richard Jones, "That on the basis of the attitude expressed during th_e meeting ther had deeided at the present time it would be b~t for our board to contmue at once wtth plans for eonstructlon of the new high sehool in Meigs Local School District." SPECIAL SHIPMENT. Those Hard-to-Get Brushed or DENIM Elberfelds.... wscs FRIDAY STORE HP)JRS ARE 9 to 8 JEAt~S SATURDAY STORE HOURS ARE 9 to 9 Good Days For Family Shopping Come In ·- Spend Some Time Going Through The - In Every Department Big Selections From The Country's Leading Makers -- Furniture on the 3rd Floor - Womens and Girls Ready To Wear on the 2nd Floor -- The Music Department -- Televisions -· Appliances •• Draperies - Floor Coverings· Lamps -Yard Goods - Blankets- Luggage ·Window Shades on the 2nd Floor - And on the Main Floor - Mens and Boys Wear - Housewares - Dry Goods - Lingerie Infants Wear - Womens Hosiery·and Handbags and Accessories. School and Office Supplies - The Camero ' Department - Cosmetics - Candies - Sewing Noti'ns. -= = = = i- OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS I POMEROY NATIONAL BANK = = = = 6:00 to 8:00 ' Make flberfelds in Pomeroy._. .:. Your ~ 'v" f.,.· ~~' ..~,~~- ·~ = = = - • ' • .. JPIIII,'-- . . boA .. t • ... ··· ·~~..,.,...~~~~-.....~~ • -· -- . . 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