http://66.213.69.5/files/original/aecd0fd88bde30ae221bf2ee9627a8d1.pdf 7e61c86b8418e07c0f0327ef381fbfec PDF Text Text ., ' ,, I. ' ' 1 ;:::; ' ' Mr. and . '. ''· '~·· :... About ~ Middl f eport ~ Enjoys Outing At New Home Earl 0. Thom8, . Mr. and Mrs. MiUard Around and Van About A blue and white birthday er roast, buffet supper a n d 'Irecently with Mr. and Thursday James Weber. l'ake ice cream, kocJI ade and indiv,1dual eupcake~; with lighted candll's, were served to Kelh " g"ll""~t~. Tommy Haw\ey. Cheryl and Tommy Roseberry and Anna Katherine Wiles by \,1rs. Patsy Thoma and Mrs. Doroth11 Roseberry . The ·F\intstooP theme was carried out in plates and napkin ~ Favors or coloring books and ballons were presented to uc~1 Pictures were each g · al"o Itaken. . d anv nice K£> ly rect>dlvel m·h.I~S guests gift~ and car s rom ' · t ::~.nd uncles - grandparents , aun s ' · '~ i 1- ,. ' f'' I· •'!.' '· I• TONIGHT thru TUESDAY HER '\1AN "S HERMITS in "HOLD ON"' (Tecl1 mcolor l Ht•rman's Hermits Shelle}· Fabares Sue Ann Langdon Futur~tt• ., lillie II hioler)>, A Meigs Coljnty couple, wideIy known Guernsey breeders, Monday began a tour they probdreamed possible b! a MY never d Mn E'·on R-··•· r. an · "" """''' RD Racine, left by jet Monday c0 I bus tour of from um on a Europe including the picturesque Isle of Guernsey where the Guernsey breed of cattle orlgi· noted. They are part of the Ohio Dairy Farmere Good Will Pea· pte-to-People Delegation to Eur· ""::;eluded In the group are Dr and Mrs. Charles L. Blackman, :!;r.l'; Robert ' by r BfRR~'S WORl"U l formerly of Ohio Slate Universily. Dr. Bla~n bas .judged at the Meigs County Fa1r. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Henderson (re. 111 tired county •t of Noble County) are allfl In the gr;u~ the haste" I• the above i sity, spent the weekend with 1his parenlc:;, Mr . and Mrs . Rog' er Morgan and daughter, Cathy. ! Dave Wiley, Ohio University i student, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Cleland Mrs. L. R. Wiley. · at the horne of Mrs. { / p,;· }'.:_::';...__---------"""":' .;:[' : 1 Headin~1°P ordy ce . y, :r gr~uphead 0 j Rhodes' Tour Points Set Hines. """"CAcc N"'SW ER TO SU!'.'DA Y'S PUZZLE I I WednesdJy, Septemb•r 21 NOT OPEN 8111101111C!ed eeue•• freobmen wiD play !be Mar· letla Collece fr01bmen oa Monday, OdGber 3, al 8 p.m. Admluton will be $1 lor •d•"· aDd 10 cenla for lltadeDIB. ..Im-....,ately ~ follo'wiDC the ,...., pme the wW Pomeroy &-·aten serve. Athletic refretb· "'"' menlo ta ... two teama. G Police 0 T0 sCh00I In Gallia A study course In Ohio Law Enforcement Officers Traln~ng started Monday night In Legion Hall in the GalllpoUs Municipal Building. The baslc 20 hourlfloourse Is mandatory for aU 0 cers appointed since Jan. 1, 1968. It will run II weeks and will be held Monday through Thursday from 7 to 11 p.m. Unit 1 of the course Is 70 hours, and Unit 2 Is 50 hours. Enrolled are office';' of the GalUs County Sheriff 8 department, city police, and officers from Melp oounty· They are Paul North, Carl Manlskas, John Altizer, Gary Wallace, Joe Owens, Denver Brumfield, Sl· las Hamllton, Ck ' os Wiseman, and Sheriff Denver Walker, Gal· 11a county, and from Meigs are Sheriff Robert Hartenbach, Leo Crew, Tooy Taylor, and Daniel and Curb Pooler. Is Asked in Petitions >~ I Petitions asking establishment waters. of t conservancy district with- - Diverting, or In whole or In the Leadln• Creek Watershed m· part, ellmlnatinn water • ·~ . ., orea were being circulated to- courses. day In the western roection of - Providing a water supply Meigs County, lor domestic, Industrial and Attorney Frank W. Porter public use. Jr., following a meeting with a -Providing for the collection group of residents of !he water- and disposal of sewage and shed area Monday, said volunliquid wast.. produced In leer workel'll will seek signa. the district. lures of at least 1,000 persons It was indicated a hearing Interested In the proposed dis· he conducted in :.lelgs lrlct. Pleas Court within 60 The petition, In part, says: after the petitions are ''Within the proposed district seeking permission to there is an urgent need for form the proposed conservancy the estlibllshmenl of flood con- · Porter pointed out the trol, public water supplies, strip circumference of the proposed mining land reclamation, gen- conservancy district area Is era! control of streams, sewage 151 miles and covers practically cflsposal and establishment all of the western half of the recreational faciUUes county. cannot be economically and feasibly provided by the vidual freeholders In the • • 1 trict or by the established ert)lllental bodies within the poaec1 district, but which can . be accompHsbed through a <'<>nservancy district that can quallly for federal and state assist- ., mer Y 1 Ob'10 the Dairy De_P.frllllent a State Unlversllf ~ho has spok· en at the ~·liS County Dairy Service Umt _dinner. Their schedUle c~lls for three Mr. and Mr~. Rou1h WiU See Where It .4ll Started days m Scotland VlSltlng dairy herds, two days In London, Engthree days m DeDIW!rk .' dairy ~ds and.arllficbreeding umts, and "' days Soviet Russia. The last vlsii ance." Governor Jameo A. Rhodes County Court House. Elks Home in Gallipolis. Europe wm be three days ., Porter said establishment of wlll ' conunue.hla Heport to the The tour wlU leave I.agan at The Governor'• tour bus t France vlsltlng .the land wher' such a conservancy district will People Tour nell Tuesday .ln al9:30 and proceed sou.th . oo wiD leave Gallipolis at 2:30 p. Charolais ct1tlle originated. lend Improvements In public fW[ng through southeastern Route 93 to McArthur m Vmton m. and arrive in Pomeroy for a As a side trip on the . to~, health, nfety, convenience, or ()hlo touching GaUlpoHo and• County. He will speak In front rally at the Meigs County Court four Guernsey breeders Wlll welfare and also announced · Pomeroy and other points. of the VInton County Court House at 3 p.m. It the Isle of Guernsey where the foliowing purposes: He· will leave Columbus . at House at 10 a.m. I ' the Guernsey breed of cattle - Preventin floods. •=30 a.rn, (ESTl by bus and wWI The !Our will leave McArth- Leavmg Pomeroy at 5, the originated. g m h nne! travel Route IIIIo Lot!an .ur at 10:30 golol south on tour wUI proceed north The purpose of the trip Is to by-.:=tin~a 'oo"d s In H-e.~· "f. a break· Route t3 to Wellston Route Route 33 to Atheno where at . understallding and rcenln lbem • ng a eepfut ·a t/ il ' l Re-1111 at 327 to Route 35 and south to p.m. a rally and ox roast between peopleo of gReclabnm flllln et ' e · . ·(""'". ',rotlollllile ,: ll!e Galllpolj.o, be held at the Athens ThlJ particular II or g w 1 GGYernor. wru to the Fail: GrGllllds, publle Ja mail! liiJ· of .ohJ o and overllowed Ianda: lpnt il: •.: . ',j,f j1u1 Hacklqi eon will be beld at 11001t at the.Invlted. farmers and dairy lndlll· · PJ:ovldinl lor irrigation 1 where 11 may be needed. try peop e. • - Regulatlol the flow AUCKLAND, New Zealand streams, and oonservlng the (UPI) - The vohmteer fire bdiade at tile tiny town of CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) Paeroa tnraed up smartly 'nle United States rocketed Its today at a blaze Ia a second surveyor lunar tanding HOI'l.G 'k:ONG (UPO - Military a;uthorities in ~e­ photographer'• obop 100 yards robot on a picture-taking klni .charged today that a group of Chme~e Commumst from the olatloo- bat forgot · apet~Itlon toward the moon to party offlcialll:and intellectuals were plotting a coup to to brinl die eqloe. scout the eenter of the Apollo ovei1hro\V'the ·regime of Chairman Mao Tse-tung. Tbe brlpdeamen were atastronaut laadlnB zone. I Peklilg Radio, In a broadcast monitored here, said teudlag weekly practice wheu "power factions" within the Communist party were try. !be fire broke out. lbey ran Robert Burke, 18, of Colmn· The 2,2M-pound spacecraft ing to restore capitalism in China and that "bonrgeols to tile o1top thea bad to oead a bus, sustained palo!~ lnJurll!& wao attempting to malcb the TOLEDO (UPI) _ The two • Monday at 1:35 p.m. m a lllngle Oawle!s soft landing of Survey· mo•th dispute between the city and reactionary Intellectuals are spreading the poisonous IIU1D back for the ..&fDe. lbe lnflllence of the bourgeoisie ideology." oar accldeat on Route 124, or 1 June 2, but was headed and H a d firemen over salobap ••• deotroyed, tenlhll of .a mUe east _of toward a more difflcul ap- ary ended early today Laurel Chff Methodist proach Into a roogher' crater- following a marathon bargainPARIS (UPO - Communist China Is trying to pre· ch~. . "-'-rt ocarred area on the moon's 1n1 session. vent tile North Vietnamese government from arranging Me1gs Countr Sherllt ';'"; surface. Ralph Burton, International 1 peaee -talb with the United States, it was learned today. Hartenbach s t, Surveyor %, nearly Identical representative of the firelight. Informallon reaeblng Paris said the leaders In Hanoi Burke trav g eas 1o ita widely ac<lalmed prede- era' union, saki the agreement and Peking are sharply split over the question of opening his engma stopped, cauB- cessor raced into the early C!llled for an immediate $325 F 1 and Mrs. A. H. Ebersbach , Mrs. Bentz Wolfe, Mrs. Cleland Hines, .\Irs. Denver Thoma and Mrs . Ben Neutzling. The October meeting will be held • v"· •own ~* A'i·~ peop~1111i~ l ~ Chfua·llolding Hanoi Away Columbus Youth Hurt In Accident Fr.o~·0pening Peace Talks Surveyo.r n .... Gets Of£ ·On Moon MiSSIOn T0 }ed0 FUSS On SalafJ•e8 Js Ended J::'C:...': JosephLyons · SIUD8DdOUS In~. ~ ~If ~' ~~~~' , fir~~ cl!'cum~jiieJ:.mmunlsl&l were Frigidaire Jet Action Washers have a 5 ·YEAR PROTECTION PLAN ii!l :liP , • ~. opiijl'l!l, m.;'aojltbeast S~iety News backed by General Molars. One-year Warranty f~r repa.r of any defect wit~out charse. plus four-year Pro~ec 11on Plan for furnishing replacement for any defective part m the eomplet. transmission, drive motor, or 111&1 G~PIGi'J' ~ pwnp. Jat-Simpl& daalgn for top depandJibilltyl DEEP NO BELTS to break! FOR NEW .. J CLEAN!~! NO PULLEYS to jam! I MMieiWDK SHOES NO GEARS · to weu out I Baker Furniture Co. .._..,... MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,_ __ Asia Stat.. tile Far.Eut m'''J*.~'Ia -tojheadillti!aie~Petlng, De oaun. ~ Tteported to have E · . lhla'llltormatlol ~- · ·VIet Pi'im'a dlpi• · ~ . pr-,n!ftln Ia Phnom Tuppers Plains longnt. strongell Frijidaite Wa1her ProtiCiian Pl111 '!'r- 1JET ACTlO~\ C91)tiDuatklll of ~d' " · !~~; 'lllited ... at no extra charge! N c~\:o;:.:•:t~~- morning sky at 8:32a.m. Em' annual wage Increase for both on the nose of an Atlas-Centaur groups, another 4 per cent hike the J h E .1 d . b vy r••• Pn!td... Cbades e Gau nt s state v a PT. · :- osep · t was unng a ea ...., saki. the Jlaqo! government early this month. Lyons. '12, Rt. I, died early . ill• car veered to the left 1Dfoi1:!1t4 the United Statea u This was said to have day at Pleasant Valley Hosp1t- side of the highway and Into lOIII as 15 months ago It IYOuld explained the strong Uno De al. He wu bom at Leen, 011 lawn of Walter Weal'll to VlelnM!ese .IVOIIld be willlng to 111 to,·11161!1!iifeilllce table If the Ulllted.,~ nameol a specific date ili4 .11rm pledge o1 Its '., l!UI ilif Jovermnent, . , bas vetoed SPECIAL! Save as we DOUBLE OUR SALES! I Dies Tuesday PLEASANT th~ rocket the launch met Its 38- next April and a $75 raise In minute ftrlng period with only cl thing tartlng next 'Zl seconds to spare. oar a11owance 8 If the spidery spacecraft 1' bargaining sessions Th~ ~ '' , ~ormation He 19 BUrV!ved by his wife, the former MlnDle Elliott, and three oons, Erueot Lyons Leon w. va. and Blll,y and Lyons: at home. A survivlnl daughter Is Mrs. Schwartz of Rt. z Pt. Pleulllt. A atepdaughter Is Mrs. Anu Sworll of Jolmstown, 0. Other survtvon are a brother and two sisters, Georl• of Lancaster, 0., Mrs. Vlolft 11arma11, and Mrs. Flora Barman, both at Rt. S Pl. PIant, There are two dren, aad two step fP"81111chll· dren. • Ser'(iees will be held at p.m., Friday at the MtiJr.Siev. w Funeral home. Rev. mlli Nash wDI oftlclate, ad • "'M said ..1 burial will bi Ia Lone Q a k thai o101an, ...,. . · say cemetery. Frientla . may call =·"learn and buBd, the funeral borne after I p.m,, iml~ wert 011 the Wedl!eaday. reaching Ports said relations between North VIet Nam and Cenununlst China are tar from oordlal. Hanoi's foreign minister, Pbam Van Dong was said to have tecelved little satfslactlon when be visited Peklnf ffi!ently In aearch of more Red Chinese aid. There was nothlng ·to Indicate that Hanoi bad moved any closer 1o the Soviet Union, however, and the French IOIIl'llll said there IHIIll Httle Ukllhood that Moscow would go to war openly 011 the of North VIet N&m. VZ i/.a V. Vl•dulJ• ~ s~e 'L · earn - King this north Mlss1as!PPl off .t cl\Y the when head Kin&. Of stepPed taday'a 8 llll'eetl of AUTOIUTIC WAS.HIIR wuMnrapeedol NORMAL for 111111lan and OIIITL!l f~r dalntica and delicalel. cJcleallllcludinc 8VPBIIBOAJC for beavily ooUed tbinp. ,-:. s water te-alert and lwatw lnellltleeliou. Mape·Mllf Iller! Trll* and hotdallllt. Donaid . of demanltratlon. Che~alieake Man iJ Kiiled in Wreck COLUMBUS (UPI) l'lu~Dley, :18, l"hpepeate, Ohio, wu .Wed earl7 today Ia a.,. ~ coiii8IOa on lllter- IIJ!IId I"';);~ t. a;111. llere, ' said Ill. I C!ll' ed. There were no IITQia. abouty 800 mlles east of Burke suffered three broken Surveyor l'l reotlng lite •• the n"bt aad a punctured 111111, ocean of stonna. Four minutes alter the fiery Teen•a£er KiUed, blutoff, the launch control Three are In iured C!ellter reported that the boosWAUSEON, Ohio <UPI) - ter's high-powered Cenlaur lloyd Allen Hlll, 18, Delta, wu upper stage took over as ldlled and three other lila- planned, pushiB& ita payload on .,en were Injured Ia a,,, Its 'a-hour voyage toward the Clllllainn Monday night at the moon. IDWsectlon of two Fui!Dn Coon- "All systerM are lool<IJig good If road& near here. · . at this Ume," the space &gnecy HliJ was riding In a car drl· reported s11 minutes after ven by Leslie Lulfs, II, 8WIJ>. launch. , . ton, and alse>' occupied by !lob- Surveyor 2 s malo JOb Is to ert Neuenschwander, 17l Delta, Jluh thousancls of delaUed wben It hit one driven by Unda doleup plcturea of lhe lunar Goldsmith, IT, Swantoo. landoeape back to earth ta help . Apollo plano'" aelect sltet for Mefp General lbtl !frat lll8Dlled lunar landing Admladolll - f!lladbie Wat- altC!Dlpt Ill two or three years. Pomeroy; Dana ,._, AI a apectacular bonus, Edna Llltle, a.dhlre. JRIII"IID DIAJialer Benjamin - None. tCanUnued on Pap 2) Ha~ employes plcketlnl clty ball IOVeral occasions. Court Orders T Fines for WO Two lloH were levied Monday morning In Meigs County Ceurt by Judge Frank W. Parter Jr. Aaron Hysell, Middleport, was senteneed to 30 clays In jail and costa lor drlvlnl a oar afler his driving rlgbta bad beell lllllpellded. He was 011 1 lllODtha probation and 27 daya of lhe jaU sentence suspended. on charge of left ol was lined fJO and costa. Manhall Reeves, Route I, Albany, was lined and oosla for havln& ~ve brakes. Hysel~ cirl~ ~ Bull Ce. Qter 0£COurt SOlt• Residents of the 8!'08 WW... the proposed district who 1111 be circulating the petlllonl 1*elude Jack Crisp, ciWnlllll of the Leading Creek W. . shed A8811datton, Langavll!l: Dale Wright, RD, Rutland; 0,:. de Seragg, RuUand RD I; a.. les Wyat~ Rutland; Carl U,., sell, Rutland; Joan CGunllQ; . LangsvUie; Lee Wood Sr., • 1, Rutland, and Dalo l'ri"'l', , · RD 1, RuUand. Landowners of the watenllili area who petiUonen aN iiillliljJ · to contact are invited to· .... identical petlllllns at lbe a.iC. land Department Store MD. ler's Grocery In RuUanci, Grooery or Word's ' G~ In Langsville, Hobbs GnlCII'Ji in Dexter or Lewll ~ StaUon at Harrlionvllle. · II MJSSJODS H)•t Targe·ts ID • ..... DMZ ·~ .. ,, SAIGON (UPI)- U. S. Air Force planet flew U missions against targets in the demilitarized zone separating North and South Viet Nam while Marine ground troops a few miles to .the south selz<:d a key vlllage from Communist r~gulars m heavy f1ghbng, U. S. military spokesmen Said today. ' Spokesmen srud flights of F4 Phantom jets and B57 Canberras attacked the buffer zone at tbe 17th parallelThe U. S. planes dropped napalm bombs on Communist positions in the touching off fire• ancl secondary exploSions. , u. S,•Marlnes a few miles away charnel tln'oli"gllebineguri;flre and captured a village Yital In the strqggle for control of a border provin...c:.:e:... . Th=ey:;::...;m=et:...e_le_me_•n_tsts_ Ol_.a North Vietnamese diVISion in a dawn·to-dusk battle, U. hell been held by the touch S. spokesmen said. North Vlelnamese DIB DlviOther Americans, troops sian In northernmost Qulllll Tit the 1st Air Cavalry Division, Province. The Leatherneeka, were confronting a second who spokesmen said C!Blled .. Communist division In the ··all their supporting wea[XIIll'' Central Highlands to the sputh. Including 111r 11r1kes IIIII They captured a communica· artillery, took over the v1llallll ~ lions cent., and killed IS late Monday and tiDed at lelia· members of the mixed ~orth S3 Communi.t troops In tllllr Vletnam~~e-V1et. Cong 610 Yel- tunnels and trenchee. low Star DIVISion. Otberl Killed The Marme assault was In the 98ffil 1"1111011 ""against An Dlnh vlllage, 425 Marines killed 15 North Vlell\lJtt ; miles north of S&gon, whiCh mese, raiaing to 532 the nlllllbW of Communist troops ll:lllitl; aince the be&lnnfng of ()pin. - .. lion Prairie on Aug. 3. .' . There were brisk ~ elsewhere across the OOIIIIl'r... . ~ne. * * ~umeroUI * 7,000 Reds SqueezedJ'n Bomb Zone :.f";:.Cba~. =~=~ Gaulle took In1 his Phnom .Penh ~:es L., S:Snd :~I::,!: ''=:!a!r:~. to Vele1'811S dupll.,.tes tb~ !:~:::c::,e~ held 1n Burton's motel room, at· ~~~~N!': ia hav~ · talkl, bltllliat Wasblnlton must 6.:: ~~~, :':.~ :~t·~! til; Knapp Lyons. Memorial Hospital by the Po~ =i"!n~ the moon's Sin~~< =~!ntheB;:,or .:!d sll ed the slusive _North IM!t a, dale for a military pullout VIet Nam "within a fixed and Mr. Lyons was a veteran eroy emergency squad. HJ! Medll - the Middle Bay - at much of the credit for mese. 324 B Dlv•~\on .;f In:•-:.c::cea aaid the North reasonable time." =~!"'t!g~;...';"'N~~. cond!U~n~! ~:= d~~ :::e .:·~·., ~~ n;.,u:a~ the lengthy dispute that saw ::;"~m:~li~~:;Wl..,~ I 1 Vi=':t~ks.d FrenchUe ldePenh• during thelsi! French ·PreBto Cambodi ~arm 23 1 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE I ' Edson Roushes Jettini to Europe =::~~~ Cons"'~;vancy ·District ~ ll~ ~~~~ lJH_)airv Farmers Good Wi . .. our ~:~..,,Slate • .J 1 ~1r5. Everett Dalley tertained the. Third fi'rid<.~y club Mrs. Donald L1sle . I the weekend with their oarcnls. Mr. and Mrs. James Friday evenmg at her home, ~---·~ Anne St. I . Brewington, Middleport, and · A short business session was I _held a~ a rr:oney makmg. pro- Mr. and Mrs . Luckeydoo, New conducted by Mrs. Henry Rei-~ Ject Wl~h Mrs. Max Meinhart Haven, W. Va. Mr. Luckeydoo bel, president, which opened as auctioneer. . I is attending Marshall UniversiWJth the Lord's Prayer in uni-: ~ames were played w•.th ty and Mrs. Luckeydoo is teachson. A round robin get-wei! 1~r~zes awarded to Mrs. Ray lng in the Huntington schools. card wa!-i sent to Mrs. Fred I Se•denabel, M~. Arnold Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson . . Dessauer. An auction sale Mrs . Dale Smith and Mrs. Atht:ns, visited Sunday with i · Gruver Erb. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones. Refreshments were served I Keith Morgan, Ohio UmverPomeroy. Ohio entt.P': POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO TUESDAY, SEP-T-EM_P_ - VOt:~VIIii:_N<?:._lOB __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~=:.:..:.:.=.:=-_;_---;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-:-:; Mrs. I ! Carl Kloes,Charles Mr. and Mrs. John Sr. Mrs. Roger Luckey· Sauvage, Hoback, Mr. Harris, Mr. and en- and Mrs. Her~rt Parker and doo, Huntington, W. Va ., spent E •• e ·'· ( • Deeoted To Th lnlllru,. 01 Th 'Me,.MaorJ ,.,..,. 1 son, Debbie Hartenbach, Mrs. with his father, Mr. H0 ld AUC t IOn . SOCIAL CALENDAR marshmallow toast evening on the lawn at their Mrs. C. A. Emmish has re-1 new home in Ral:ine. The group, turned from a visit with her atf' by candlelight and the light 1son, Mr. and Mrs. Rog~r Em- ~ of burning logs. mish in Dayton, and with her ' Following the supper, the daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Don group adjourned to the living Burkey of Marietta and. Mr. · room for a social program. The and Mrs. Earl Bougher tn Cosinging of hymns and old time lumbus . songs with Rev. and Mrs. Wenk M_rs. Leo Searls, Mrs. Perry de11 G Stutler as guitar accom- Hofrm:m: ~1rs . Halhe Mclntv:e, panist, was enjoyed. Mrs . Da1sy Pat~r.son and Mtss 1 Bernice Durst VISited the Tops Attending were Rev and Mrs. Chapter at Ravenswood, W. Stutler and Ke'lin, Miss ~. t :ucia Va j Karr, Mr. and Mrs Bill Wine- Mi~~ Marianne Woodgerd, CoF k ·· d 'th bf€nner and Steve, Mrs. ran - lumhus, spent the weeken WI Jm Rizer and F'ranklin II, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. HarTilE COIN SHOI>TAGE might have bad something to do Robert Flanagan, Mr arul Mrs. old Woodgerd with the development of this jukell:"i ~e first to Carroll Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris, dollar bllls from Thmusk!j··•~ovbers.doo=.'t m'!';:ne~ange. auues ill volume. e u.ae o:r; Paul Kloes, Miss Eleanor Rob- Columbus, spent the weekend Third friday Club Members MEIG$ TH~ATR ''I Pomeroy 101. Wolfe 1 . honored their Meter and Tony entertained the ~ ~on. Kelly , on the occasion of Eagles class of the Syracuse Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Powell of his 4th b~rthday, Sept. 13th. Methodist church with a wien- Fort Lauderdale, ·Fla., visited 1 ' . •· ;e~-:n-:~;~:e_ roy-Mi~::;~:~~e;:;9· l96S ,p~Ar-o·un~d!'\1.•30•dm:-~~ ~- - I Honored on His 4th Birthday • \. \ ~.', kllllll&.' _,, .' capturing 28 VIe! Con& Jlt ·* •> _ operation 75 m.Uea oouth~ . spokesmen slid. troops reported Saigon. "" A U.S. soldier wu shoiiD 1!1 I - U S troo ps band by an unknowu teuudiil near the coast. U.S. flghter bombers, artillery, ships Marines on the ground the crack Cemmumst force. u.s. Marines charged machinegun fire and the forUIIed border vlllage An Dlnh Monday, kiUinl North Vietnamese troops the aid of air strikes and lery. Marines to the west another !5 In ·an assault on Red mountain stronghold named "The Rock Pile." The savage assaults the green-unllanned nlst division wu backed up mlssloM _ several 116 Oights _ aplnat the nlst North. One group of blew up a freight train "Uke string of firecrackers" on raU line between Hanlll and Commnnt•l China. ~· !!~ •=Y~a:-: ,.: terrorist grenade blast -, 1 ln~c· a Vietnam:" policeman OD .., . ·' Saigon;!:. illIn Mlftloat lllfgcm reported that U.S. mls Ioos ross 116 Nam Mo:ay, 111 blo · a train Uke :':tncupof flreCI'III u It moved along miles northeast of Hanoi. For the flrat time Ia no Communist lllghted over the o1 Air Force Thunderchiel jet bo the train tn the "MIG Alley" were not88challenged. Navy pRoll from 1111 carrlerlln the South also battered North VllllliuJi rallwlyl. They hit the Dlnh yards 31 miles nortl1lut ol Thanh Hoa 1011them Db and Ia tnoelted a nearby .! MEGI'l;;ji~J' Vetera.. Memorial IIMpftal IIHlr Mml....,a - VeDa Mid· liolll J&mes mlsaUI aile. ~;1~-"'~a~ry~ Oamesvlillble·:lll �... .. ., , j ' :z-Dally Sentinel, Pomer~y-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 20, 196~ --- - -- ' ! Energy Option Pantasote.Ups WI k h l ·b Comp00n ' ' dSby~ 1f Or S 0p 8 e , ' } C p d In Columbus I ent oun at Middleport Mayor c. o. witb the Dti'lbled American Vetefo 818 , Meigs 'Cbapter No, >3, . Fisher, in cooperation U~~B~i:~:~~ Cliff Rhodes Honored by American Le~on Meig•beCountyt~:'fi~~~ buslre~• ,;:.~~at~ ~~~:.':~ WORl.D .. I' > SURVEYOR ~~~ ~ssed '' DI'verted Acres G d Mav be raze After Oct.} 1 ~ 'lJ(0 0 1 ill~ ::c:, Shad~; ~:!i:;si;asp;~gre:~~.t p Jice L k S Real uspect JnMurder 0 Jl IF YCU HAD ELECTRIC HEAT, YCU'D STILL SMELL THIS CN SATURDAY. ,. off . I 1 . 1 I JJWJ~~-t;;,~.:=,t!::' ..-: .. ~ O ho() 'l•lloaLI 1Cie1~ Bo.r\ntW lll•.U. JM,. IIIIU .lflu,. r;: • I Yii I lUfl ••a•r. M3 lAid-. New Vor. Qt,r. Ne• Vnrt . , lilltllcrtpa• ,.... o.a._... ., elrrler 11'bln IYIIJabUo IS ...U ,.., -••; on• r•.u lll ICI•ao« • ... DIIIJ lent!MI olftet. Ill.. It I monl.olul •• 101 J:U. ..,a~ &l.tl. 87 Molor Rollt. 'll'llerl ~..n1Je ••" 11'allabr. OEM ......._ ll.ID. ., • _.ll, OM ,.., lliUIII'. 11a ....... nz. '-w. a .oo ._,.... ~ D<lnll"- . . . . . . . . . . . . . a-ada~&. , ,., - ,._ • -- I I ' SVAC Standt"ngs Leaders • Our Weekly ~~ I • = SPECIALI 63 Chevrolet C:: 3o. fHE DAILY SENnNIL I I .5w ' i ,.l NGS I a I 1"'!1"""_____ ' 24'o Line Scores I Recorded at County Jail • withi~ ,.,,.,._ SEQ SfancJt•nqs 1' to '·a- ~~~~~~o~·~~~~~ I Patrol Logs Support Stockings are onf SALE! a::: DOWNING '~ . 1 Up j :W :J ° Cameo - LastPlaee Yankees Looking For .. Executive, Topping 0 ut After . . · By MARTIN LADER Topplug also auouooed lhe ·League ~ta 111!1 UPI Sports Writer , sale of !lis 10 per COlli lntereot cbamptt>llldl£i>s tlurlnC NEW YORK (UP!) -The in the Yankees at a meetilg ol listed "peraonal relt~~;j New York Yankeea, looking up the board Monday, leaving lhe hi5 cii!I!I<IUre. at Ute !rem the unfamiliar Columbia Broadeastlng Syllelll •Par penonll reuat-1 By FRED MCMANE produeed many game-wlnnlng Tlie Plrateo upeadetl flit llal llam homer as tbo Pirates colfines of the cellar, went all ill eomplete ownership of the decided to divest IIIJMIJI·, UP1 tiparll' Writer hits, especially during Ibis past Fraacllco Giants ltl-1 In 11 rallied for five runs in the lith the way to the tap to begin one-time Lords of BaRehaU. financial lnteresll Don Dryodale 11 the latest week. innlng1 antllba New York Meta inning to defeat tha Glllllltl lor their long-e1pectetl slulfteup Michael Burke, a World War Yankees and I am •olunteer to reoord "The Ballad Claude Osteea beaefltted beat the Houiw• Allros I~ In tho Recoml straight day. 'l'bJ 'With the reslgnatioii of Daniel Jl Navy hero wbo once was alodl 1<1 CBS .. Toflpllf!lr of Sweet Lou." from two Johnson homers 1<1 IQ innlllp Ia tha only ether NL Joss dropped San Francisco R. Topping, the club's chief portrayed in the movies by JOunced Mond~y. The niclauune "Sweet Lou" Is beat the New York Meta oa activity. four games off the paea 111 the oecutive officer for 11 years. Gary Cooper, was 118llled to Jives pormaneatly ln oae of lhe Dodger playero have ISept. 13 and Sandy Koufa1 waa Ortolet 'lrl111 Auge1J pennaDI race. ,.,. •ucceed Topping ao chairman and I have many o11w .ll!flltll tagsed on Lou Johnson, the treated w a fhree..rua bomer by The league-leading Baltimorol SIIUI Out Aalroo of New York Yankees lac. and aclivlties. think It 111 1 joumey<nan outfielaer who Juhnso• as be aet dowa the Orioleo trimmed tba California Bob Shaw burled a four-hitter "I alwa)'ll rw1 out my bill!" C president of the club. best Interest of the y came 1<1 the club last season Pittsburgh Pirates on ~pl 18. Angels 11-8 Ill tho Oily 111 'Winning his lith game It marked a sad endlRg lor well as for myaelf to 1 after Tommy Davis was The 33-year-<>ld outfielder got American League game. agaillst 1J los,.. ao tho Mela Reds Hope to End Topping, who bad lmoWII only lbla ~me. Injured aod played a major role aboard Drysdale'• bandwagon Roberto Clemeute hit his :ltltlo beat tho Astros for tho ntntb Thill week's Ohio eollege foot· years of glory since he bonght ....,'fi"' In helping Los Aagele• will the Monday night by slamming two homer aad Bob Bailey loDowed limo this year. New York, held Loss Strine Today ball lchedule illlo the team iJo 1945 until last NaU011al League peanant and more bomers aod driving 1D a momenta later 'With a grand to just one hit through the !Irs! CHICAGO (UP!) _ Mired In By United Pretll IDierllaUoaal year, when the perennial World Seriea. third ru• With • lliRgle •• Los nloa innlnp by Chrl.s Zachary, seventh place and 'With no pros· champions finished sixth In the Johnsoa, whoae bosUe aid Angeles held on lo Ill one and The Mitldloporl Athlell4 pushed across lhe game's oaly for finishing any higher, SATIJRDAY American League. As Topping enthuaiasm epltomtzea I b • one-hall game lead with a &-I Baolter .. Aaooclalioa wiD run In the !Otb on a silgle by Clnclnnali R<da are having Texaa Chrt.Uan at Ollio State leaves for bis home I• Florida, team, haa played victory over the Phtladelpbla meet tonlgbl at 7:11 p.111. •~ Ed Kr-pool, a, double by 8 diffJ.cult time mounting enough Kent state at Northern Olinois the Yankees are dead last witt, · Dodger gu1 1 ,.,_ d h Pb!U' re ar Y """ aeason an as Jes. the high llchool eateterla. Cleon Joneo and a wild pltcb by enthusiasm to break a losing Ohio Univ. at Bosltlo Collega 86 lossea, their worst record When you ba''cc :··~~:=~= reliever carroll Sembera. streak. Toledo at VUlanova since 1913. gel more help fr Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 20, 1966-8 !:':.of.:::.£":'.:!:',; Frank Robillsoa, trying to The Chicago Cobs, who fur· Morehead at Youngstow• The name most prominently iosuranceageots,asuney_.,,,,,, ..L . become the first player to win nish lhe opposition today in the Ohi1 Northern at Albion mentitned as new general by an impartial researcb and reporta glvs OD ""' th e lri P• •- aown smce · 1t\li.a lhJu-, opener of the final series on the Oberlin at Hiram manager is Lee MacPhail, utioo reveal!!. Rcsultl n fi 46th ve runsh W1·th a dou th ments will be drive. served. Refresb- drove d h'118 membership bl e Reds' final road trip. can un- i Central St. at Northwood (Mich.) \ currently serving as chief , &A omer as e derstand that. They're in last Ohio Wesleyan at Kalamazoo adviser to Baseball Commi~· ~ 1?ur place and almost certain iD fin· Wooster at Carnogla Tech Orioles moved to sioner William D. F.ckert.l games of t:lmchml their ftrst ish there. Adrian (Mich .) at Defiance t MacPhail once worked with the By JOE ·GERGEN fifth In the ratings opened Its ARLb pe~ndt blln b 13k years; The Reds, who have dropped SATIJRD.\V NIGHT Yankees and later was respon.ll • . 1 ou. the .ro .e ao a-,d su . ted to Day 1on a1 c·mcmna · ti UPI Sports Writer Iseason In overpowering fasluon tl o inson th in a row, were e1.pec Bl'bl e 1or bUI'ld'mg th e BaIt·lm()re 1 NEW YORK (UP!) -Defend- 1with a 57·14 bludgeoning of Majur Llagae Results hel .: ~ "'M l~n~ a~ give Jim O'Toole (:>-6) today's Miami at Xavier Orioles Into a first-place club. , lng national champion Michigan [hapless Pittsburgh. By United Prell !Dierllalioaal eJh vt"'th oe t a 0 ~ 5 ~ starting assignment. Rookie Bowling Green at Tampa (Fia) Topping. Larry MacPhai l' ._.n State and high-scoring UCLA, One other AAWU school ••d Americau League rd s,;xed ~ICiory. ac Ferguson Jenkins (5-7) was ala- Akron at Muskingum (Lee's father) and Del Webb , rivals in the Rose Bowl game ltwo of Michigan State's rivals Calif 004 112 100- t 14 1 Ro~ins~n ~~d tw~ ~i~· lo tie ted on the mound for the Cubs. Hillsdale at Findlay . bought the Yankees from the , last Jan 1 today flnlsbed one- for the Big Ten crown aiso Bait 302 303 OOx-11 13 I ,_ boo 1 hi lo Both team• had Monday off. Edinboro St. at Baldwm-Wallace estate of Jacob Ruppert for . ' first weekly United cracked the Uip 10. Southern M. Lopez, Burdet•· wd ti sh' s average . I at Mouot Uruoa . two in the ~ (3) ' game .th Mi Capota about th ree m1'II'10n d• Uars 11 3u 1 · , Tan e" lm w tb lnnesoHeidelberg at Ashland 1945, with MacPhail selling out Pre's International maJ·or col· [Califomia minus the seRSation· Coates (4), Kelso 14), Sanford 18 • . ) nd Rod . s ony 0 uvu 1or e eague FOOTIIALL KICKOFF . . th h lege football ratings. al Mike Garrett, was third and (5), RoJas (7 a gers, 1 d He boosted his league· Kenyon at Central tKy.) h1a mlerest 1<1 e ot er two 1 Michigan State, which landediM•chlgan and Purdue ranked Barher, Wall 13), J . Miller (4), ~~=ill RBI!otallo 112 and his NEW YORK (UP!) --Penn , Marietta at Calif. St. (Pa.' partners in 1947. INSURANCE AGII!~IC;jrdf; on wp of the UP! ratings las! sixth and seventh, respectively. Drabowsky (6) and Elchebar· l 46 ho~ers which also leada the faces Cornell Friday, Oct. 7, to Wittenberg at Otterbeio CBS reportedly paid $11.2 year · only w have a perfect USC, whose last-minute de- reB. WP-Orabowsky (6·01. LP lea ue, ti~ the Baltimore club • kick off . the 83rd annual Alma (Mich.' at Bluffto~ ml!lion when it p":chased Bll INC. season marred by the Bruins feat to the cross-town Brums 11 -Sanford (13·7). lllls-F. Rob!•· reo' rd set by Jim Gentil in championship race of tbe Slippery Rock at WdnungtOB per cent of the !<'am s shares 1a ~ 1 on New Year'a Day, was back ]t965 cost the Trojans a trip 1<1 SOD I46th), Cardenal (14th), Eastern Intercollegiate 1501964. Webb sold out his Bill Childs, Rodnoy Dewlll"!f~ 196: in Us accustomed No. 1 position the Rose Bowl, threw a rug~ed ' pound football league. Army . Columbia, the aeventb remaining 10 per cent to CBS In A-1• ~... after 'r"shlng North Carolina Idefense at Texas in its opener (Only game scheduled) . Navy, tho 1965 champion, league member, opens Oct. 14 March, 1965. N. lnd Avo. 220 srate 128-IO Saturday 11 tts land emerged w1th a 1(1..6 NaiiDDII LeaiU tacos Pri•ceton tha following w1th Rutgera al the Liona' Toppin~. 64, who oaw the 1 opi>ning game. triumph. The Trojans collected (12 illmngsl day and Rutgers will be at Baker Field. Yankees win 15 Amerlcamn_,.OO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!lijit The mountainous Sparians i two first place votes and 186 . Plt!J 000,000 100 06- 8 10 1 AREA STANDINGS received 14 first-place votes : polats. · S.F. 000 000 001 00- I 4 4 TEAM wL T p and 270 poinli from the 35-man Michigan, a 41~ winner over Veale, Mikkelsn (10) 11!1 Polr)OI'oy . . . . 2 1 0 60 • UP! board of eoaches 1<1 niae iOregon State, rece1ved Gonder, May tiO) ; Bolin, Lluy Nelsonville .. _ z o o 112 and 200 for the runner•p [points 1<1 119 for Purdue, (9) and Barton. WP-Mikkeliea Coal Grove 1 Q 1 14 Bruins. meets Notre Dame lD •1111-7). LP-LinJy <7·1!). HRs- Athena .. .. ... 1 1 0 38 UCLA, t,he surprise team of : nalionally-lelevised contest Ia· , Clemente {23rd), Bailey U2th). Middleport .. .I 1 1 23 1965 when it captured the turday at Soutb Band, lad. Jackson .... _1 1..0 23 Athletic Association of Weatera Irish are tied fo< 12th tn GallipoUa •• _ 1 t 1 12 UniveM~itieo title and fillished ratings with Georgia Tech. 000 ~ 000 1- 1 I 0 Logan .. •••• .1 1 1 18 ·- - - -000 000 000 t- 0 4 0 Wells too .. •, ·1 1 0 22 Shaw (ll·IS) lad Gooss.., 'Iroalon .. _ .. 0 1 o 1 (9) ; Zachary, lembera Pl. Pleasant . . I 2 1 13 !10) and Bateman. LP- LAST WEEK'S RESUL'l'S1 Zachary 12-4). Coal Grove 14 Gallipolis I Pomeroy 38 Rutland 2J 010 000 000- I S 1 Middleport 20 Wahama 8 023 001 OOII- 8 8 0 Athens 36 Warren Local 0 Buhisd 1(7) !11-! .and &Af--~-----------~---"'-" !)!~~~~~: D 6) Nelsonvllle 24 Chauacey 0 I'JI a e . Greeilfield 2t Jalkson 8 Major League Standings City '10 81 .464 22\1 and Roseboro. LP-Bu~mng Wellston 22 Oak Hill 6 II)' United Preas lnternallooal Bosl<ln 69 86 .44> 25\1 (lt-12). 11111-Lofebvra (24th), Hlillard Logaa 28 12 American League Washington 87 86 .4Jtl 28\1 Z <15th & 16th). Porlimouth 31 lioolon 1 w. L. Pel. GB New York 1 66 118 .434 27 pt Pleasant 1 Ravenswood 1 Baltimore 92 S8 .613 M .i...,, Re1 ults (Oily 1amea ocheduled) FRIDAY'S GAMES, 83 67 553 9 oa-, s Detroit Galllpolil at Pomeroy 83 68 · 550 91> Bait. II Calif. 9, 10 Inning~ Minnesot(t 79 n 14 (Only game scheduled) Logan at Athens Chicago Middleport at Jackson California 74 76 .493 18 'I'ueoday•o Probable Pltchen (AI Games) Wellston at Nelsonville Cleveland 75 77 .493 18 (Startlnl Ttmea EDT) TEAM ' W I. T P OP RaveBswiood at Wahamo ,:.._____ Baltlmoro at Kansas City- Easter• . . . . . . . Z I I t\41 14 pt Pleasant at Poea Po.bus II~) VI. Hwoler 111-10). North Gallia .. I 1 0 M 14 Rock Hill at Coal Grove 9 p.m. Kyger ~reek .. 1 I t 28 G Raceland, Ky., at lronloD California at Detroi~ance Southwestern . . 8 1 1 11 36 Major League Leaden (10-16) v1. Wilson (111-10).· Bannan Trace 0 2 I 14 68 PATI'ERSON FAVORED By' United Presa !Diernalloual p.m. FRIDAY'S RESULTS: LONDON IUP!l - Two-time G. AB. R. H. Minnesota at Cleveland- Eastern 14 North Gallia 1 ~rorkl heavyweight ehamplon Alou, P\1 130 486 76168 Boswell (J2.5) vs. Sieberg (18- Souther& 30 Southweatern 8 Floyd Patterson, with his sights Alou, All 149 843117 212 7), 7:30p.m. . Kyger Creek 28 Hannan Traea 0 sUII set on regaining the crown Carty, Atl 140 4112 69159 Boston at Washington-FiB- FRIDAY'S GAMES: a third Ume, Is a strong 6-4 Strgel, Pit 132 466 81150 cher (2-2) vs. Richert (13-1~). 8 Soothera at Kyger Creek favorite to defeat Brltlah Clmnte, Pit 142 589 INIIB9 ···- ' o.1m . Rutland at Easlenl champion Henry Cooper tonight! Rose, CiR 148 622 94 197 Chicago at New York-Horl.. North Gallfa at Southwealenl 111 a bout that rould be Allen, Phil 130 482101152 (11-12) vs. Bahnsen II~). 8 p.m. Bannao Trace 11 8ymmal VIII- "most important" of the Santo, Chi 143 517 89 162 Wednesday'• Gamea ley tenon'o <areer. Torre, Atl 145 536 82 167 Ball. at Kan. City, night Cpeda, St.L 130 459 f/141 at Detroit, night American Leagae Minn. at Cleveland, 111gb! G. AB. R. H. Pel. Boston at WIIBhington night . Oliva, Mini 146 575 93 179 (Ouly gamea scheduled) .~F.Rbsn, Bal 146 549 114 111 .311 NaHonal Leape .,.... Kallne, Del 131 440 80 127 W. L. Pel. . ~: ~ ~ i·.: •~••Pur ... IMia tell . . RIP' \. · ~S'r W&gnr, Cle 1441 511 69 147 Los Angeles 86 61 .591 Powell, Bol 134 466 76 134 · Pittsburgh rT tl3 580 \t.C,i ~ . 11?' I I JHGJ! Klbrw, Min 151 532 81 IS2 San Francisco 11> 86 ~ t Chris, KC 117 JtiO 5! IO'I · Philadelphia 80 71 .530 Howrd, Wlllf 142 485 52 136 &t. Louis 79 71 srJ McAife, Del 113 S69 110109 AUanta 79 71 :521 91> Vltne, Was 1414119 '15 136 ClncinnaU 71 7'1 .460 181> v.. ..,................. - . ......... Home RDDI 87 86 .486 23 • • 'I .,._,.,.., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 - liol: 1 N 11 o n at I.:eagae: Aaron, N y k 62 90 4B9 Bravea 39, Allen, Phillies 3, or M J&O 'all . . col CllliD'I lligllt llglot • Torre, Braves 38; Mays, ago , 96 ltl OM ot ... tllooiiQalll ~· M! ill . . . . . . . . . . . . . aOitis~Wb El biLl)' I ill MaR¥ 14 . Hart & McCov•" Glan!B 33. Mooday • Result• •ttria t American League: F. 8 San Fran. 1, 11 I I J Orjoles 46- Killebrew N.Y. 1 Hous., 0, 18 Inns., I • ;:ins Jtl; Powen: Orioles 34 ; Los Angelea 6 Phila. t, .... - - _ , . . l t l - ]Joaoa- -~~tu ..... ~epltone · Yanks 31: Colavito, (Only games scheduled) \ndlaps Taesdays Probable Pltchen \.1 ............ ,..._I ... .... RDDI Batjed Ill (Startlllg 11mea EDT) lrtc . . .. . . N a tio'a al ~~ Aaroo, ClnclnnaU at Chicago ,_ parlor I I .. !1oo low. Sraves UB; 'clemente. Pirates 15-6) vs. Jenklna , ..., '·" 283 V-8 engllle, automatle traJlB. Rad!o, whitewalls, wheel disc, white over brown metallie fiDisll. .14at. _ , . _ _ _ I ... . It: AUeni Pbillles 108; . '!'Om; 1; 30 p.m .. I ... ... chln& Jlei&• llltenor. Bell cle111 car. ....., II Srave 99; Stargell, Pirates 98. 81. Lowa at Amerlcap ~,!ape: F. (11-7) vo. Cionlngar 1• • • _ . . , . . , , , . . , . . . .... 10n, orlo~ . llJ; ' 1:05 p.m. 'lr\oles JQ!Ji. Klllehre'ii, Twins New York at Holll8ton-l;'laher.jl I I ·eo Joalp l t l - - . - ·.••IIlibflj 04; Horfori,, Tigers II; B. 19-14) •a. CaeUar (11-9). iloblnso•, Oiioles IJI, · Ptteblac · Philaolelpbla at Los Ango~ee-·11 1... • "'" 1101 NaliU (18-9) •s. Koulu lliHI).fl Dodgers 13-11 •• 12,8; Michigan State, UCLA Ranked One-Tw·O by UPJ recen~l~ P~~lis~~d ~~G:C.:. :~~:I Ar reStS are AILSTAR Here.Js the I Four Minor Accidents 1; =:....::=:_____ A .- O@J J . •. S h-edole ·:~: :i::::. ~~~n~n:!m~~; ~luded. .. '. -· ~- ·IJodgers Trini Phillies 6 -I; .Magi Number Now Four for Oriole Squad 'I fr~~er th~uvhout ~- .I C. J . (CII'ff) Rhodes one oi l 110 half-he~rtPd effort with Prof.lol Mr. Rhodes that wor~·wochuerll be erv1ce first as a "'a !he tO living charter members, Rhod~s." said Mr. WI!). who Is s -hoot the as a o1 Pomeroy Drew Webster Pool, orie of his lorlr)"r pupils. In p~Uc ;"th ' ed ~orces • American Legion was honored '•If ther@ Is onll word thai mem r o e arm • today loouedSaturday a proelamatloa Monday n'lght w~ the regular woold typify the long career gain as erv a t,eachemr ~.n as,vaekl~ desi•oallas Sept. 14 ce o cer "' ' meeting was dedicated to him. ' er~ns s · · More than ZOO architect., en· PASSAIC, N. J . - Sylv•ster I LOCAL TEMPS 1 Will.· rved tht as "Forge.,.Me-Nol Oay.'' Mayor Fbber's proclama~ I s nd building cbntrActors D Maloney Vice Pl'f'sldent . Mr. Rhodes, veterans service ~ The temperature In Pome- , "Few. tf any. hAve~e . Ohio are ex· : Mark•tlng, 'of Tr• Pantosote· officer in roy's district was 1161 Ameriean J . R. Kennedy, Middleport. 1;, the purpooe tit• presidtml or the Meigs County ] for wbkh tbe Disabled Amerl· peeled to attend a one - day Company, with a plant near Pt past 18 years, t·amf' I degrees under partly cloudy, we11 as . e• , Riding Club, took home a spee- ua Veleraoa aanaally conduct "Energy Option Worksho~" Pleasant. W. Va., anno.unred P?st No. 39 member ever to ~e , aklea at 11:30 -t.m \~ay. added W_II_L_ _ _-,. ial award Sunday when 168 , their sale of Forget-Me·Nots, jointly sponsored by Columb~a that effective Septerntx:r 12. It g1venbP,an h~merican L@gion Ide horsemen and horsewomen I now tberdore I. C 0 Fisher, Gas of Ohio, Inc. tnd F.ast OhiO hnd been necessary to mr.rease mem ,rs lp .. , , ·u REVIVAL IN PROOI\E&II competed in a horse show at Gas Co. at the Columbus-Shera· the prit:e of compOunds by a A .1916 graduate of QhJo nlrevival Is now. In tess the Rock Springs fairgrounds ;:~~t."f~!b~.~~~(e p;~~:~ . lon Hotel, Columbus, Wednes· minimum of I cent per pound verSity and a v•teran of World t"the Rutland ChurchP:J' Gnd . 'Ci>sl of Wnn sponsored by the club. Saturday, September 24, be day , Sept. 28. . I for eleclrlcal Insulation. profile War I. he was presented th~ I ~ith services starting al 7·30 (Continued from Page I) HOUSE and ts deslgaaled Forget-Me AI Leonard, Middleport man· extrusion and blow moldong. life membe.,hlp by Past Com : each av•nlnl. Rev. David Mllwitzky aaid ' SUo;veyor 3'1 WASHINGTON-THE The award was for riding the Nat Oay aad further urge all ager for Columbia of Ohio, saod Constant increases In the basic mander .J,ohn h t Rhodes ' Sheets is delivering the mes-[ three steeriiiJ engines might.be and .senl _to the Senated animal which compiled t he the workshop w1ll offer an an· , raw mater1als necessitate this Mr · Wl.l reca t 1\ t ', eryone .,. welcome n--• a few days after landmg .~Monday legJSIHtlun that woul t . t d ·ng the show clt;..ens to generously support tern 1 beR"an his tf'fll"hlru~ ,•atPPr a sages. ,'4v . " . 1-a. ~ rvice L'Onnected mos pom s uri · this wortbwbile proJ'ect by alysls of new energy sys s 1 increase. . . · . th in a historic attempt to h~ve .:. \ non-se . First place winnerA of cash (or otrice buildings. ~ o te 1 s, "Ollr company will .contmue Tuppers Plains e same ~ear. 1 the spa~afl bop a few tnch\eterans pension c:osts by ·' l.Ol : riles In the varioos classes ·In- k~h:~:~r~:~::'~Av~'~t schools and other maJor struc. l to maintain the same ht.gh qual- h.e graduatea rrodm WOmu !Umver. Duek~o:ndYO~:.ow o&lter es to a new restln& point. Ita I lures. ity standards and servl"' lor Slty. After Worl ar serv rfowl doa't et wei .,.; · camera would ·then photograph """"" S l - . ''"'""' "Architects. contractors, en· which It has been noted in the Ice. he resumed his teaching' wale their IH'.'ero awa•·~ the Imprint left by one ol Ill II. raise the cost further. Western pleasure. Wi 1am I ed t d pursued It unUI retirement NUH ... ..., M:•The bil.l would. for the. fir.st I Greer, N<w Haven. w. Va .. rid glneels aod other interest per- pasl and we will continue o an . proofed by oman liando lbat three lqs durlnl the Initial d b1 nd sons in tho Middleport area are make every effort to assure our tn 1941. oil, •• re u-• Iandi•• lijn~. waJve all test of ISa .· .I ing Sleel; pleasure pony, u er l itlvited to attend the meeting I customers of the finest In rums ''ID thf classroom there was a.re,_::te:_:~:a_•::a:K:r:....:::!:pe:=•=••;.::;:::::: .... ::__ _ _ _ _ __ ily fQr men 65 or over. They !56 inches. Rita Riggs, Athens . as guests of the gas company," and sheeting. compound" and I ~ would be preswned to be diS- I riding Coke; Cheryl Williams . , Leonard said. Information on other products," addPd Mr, Ma· abled aqd coukl qualify for pen- Pomeroy. on Miss Crickett in I r1 the workshop may be obtain- Ioney. )[Q)~W sluns if unemployed and ,below I the egg and spoo.n race: harrel l ed and advance re8istralion The Pantasole Company is in~me limits of ti,BOO If SID· ra~. horses, J R. Kennedy or! may be made by contacting the a lt~ading producer of vinyl ~ . g1t llld $3,000 if married. Cost- ! Sorrell Buck; barrel race, ponlocal gas company office by 1 resins and t'Ompounds, films qf-living.increasesaveraaing5.41it!i, Jerry Lewis, Letart, on Farmers who diverted acre- Sept. 23. and sheeting, converters of IJQdJ§@)[Q)~W per cent would also be providec1 ~ Smokv; ride and run rate, age under the 1966 feed grain, The workshop will be under ! films and fabrics, Panta. Pak -· for 1,830,411 war veterans, wid· ! horse!. Kennedy on Svrrel C G s I . h t wheat and cotton programs the directioo of . eorge ege- packag ing trays and manurac~WI and children w ose tota !Buck. soon may graze this acreage ler, director of technical se rv-f 1 turers of Infants' wear. betlefit check! last year ran lo $l.i billion. ' Pickup race, ponies, Frank wlthiUt losing program benefits, ires for David Sage, lnc., o I . Zuspan, Ma:~&n , w. va., on Wayne Chase, chairman of l.he New York City . Sage, Inc_, Is : Beauty ; shovel race horse•. Meigs County Agricultural Sta· lhe firm that has collected and I O aC Slapped by Rain• Kennedy ; tire race, ' · ponies, bilizat~un an~ Conservation analy~ed ~~e new .ronce~ts and : HEAVY RAINS. StAPPED AT John Wolford, Marietta, on cbmmlttee, s~~ today. techmcal mformat10n bemg pre· the Eastern Seaboard today, ' Major; stake race. Dwain Sl<ll· Start•'... date for surh' graz. sented I at the wo~ktshop.t' ., ' Sege·.er 1s an merna 1ona.my 1 tht Ias t lull day oI su mm.r · A Jar, Waterford. on Bubb a Re ed.· in will"&he Oct 1 marking th~ . compUcated low pressure sys- Rita Riggs, Athffis, bareback en~ of the 6-m~nth period dur· recog_nlzed au~h~nt{. oln co : tem alebding from southern class; ride and run. ponies, ' . no- razln ro- m~~CJa~ and m. us r.la energ) I Ullaoil to the Carolinas and up h Welford Marietta. flag mg Which the g . g P ubhzat10n. He IS ed1tor of tht New EDJiand touched off Wimp Frust. Engunder the CHICAGO IUPn - Jnvl'stig!l· showers acrOJB several slates. lish pleasure Sherry Blickle, . neers an 0 •8 , tors today looked for the my.,VlrglAia was hardest hit, ~ith Ath€ns, on Perky Pinns; Ike The chairman stressed. how- years . served as dlr~t~~n~! ~~ \ terious intruder who bear and , raintaUs totalinl .up to a.n mch Lewis, Clifton, with Captain ever, that tnis program relax· ~.me:lcan Gas 1\ssocla stabbed Valerie Percy to dPBth and one h1lf dlltmg a Six-hour Black Drum · readster pony atiQn regarding use of the acre- lllzat~on Bureau. . . f in her bed but they said they pt>riod. More than two thirds of [ class· trail ~lass horses. Miss age applies only to grazing the It mcludesha. d!sct~sslotnl o a have no r~al suspecl · ch drenehed. th e. coas ta1 Blickle: · 1rail class, ' ·. . n. ~obert M. Da1ey pomes, acres d1verted from comm od'1- new approac m es. 1ma ng Elall Poll'ce Ch1f'f an. JR plams of North ~arohna dur· Carol Daniels, Gallipolis, on I ty produclitn. Hay on Huch acre- nual fuel cr;nsumptJOn fo~ ht'n of Kenilworth said Monday in& the lime peruxt. Scattered Roscoe. .ages still may not be harvest- types of buildings, new h~ I gf night the fragmf'ntary rlP>~er\n. showerl fell ·across Tennessee ed j concepts, vear-around use o . l'ed by "aler\e'•: . b · t twn was supp 1 "' to the upper Ohio Vall~y an~ Ed Rickar~ wal judee for : Land diverted under the con- stand· y na~Lira 1 gas genera ors steJ)moll:ler , who surprised into Nrw England. Mlssoun, the show , With ~ob Jon~s as : servatlon reserve program may I a~ exp~anatJOn and steo-by-step intruder. which experienced flash ll~· , ringmaster and Bdl Dow me as not be a:razed or harvested discu ssion or natura) gas ~tal Privatt> funeral servires ins Monday. had only nunor lanmtuncer. through the whole year. Me1gs l energy systems The ork tlop the 21-year-old daughter . The workshopt Republican . 1 s·h ower! today · l'ounty farms part1c1patmg m entrgy 'JIStems . senatofla1 rand'd 1 a! 1 1 lhe J%6 commechty dn· erswn wm begm w th regJstraf on s 1 Charles H Percv were to be Rain, Rllin, Rllin 19 am and conclude •t 5·15 p. , held th'IS afte rnoo· n programs num be r a bo ut 643. m. Daley 's 10 • man police force, A STEADY, ALMOST CON· , 1 aided by Chlc•go's homicide 1wuous rain, dumped mort than WPlllhPr cops, FBI crime technicians, m1 inch of rain over all parts Cook County police and mem· "' Ohio Monday and today, end· ........C:!oudy, cool with occasional hers of neighboring auburban i11 _g a September dry spell that ,otn throutl/1 tonigbt. Low to- poli<e. continued to qu..tion tho 1, rf farmers worried . •lrbt Ia 401. Wednesday ~l .. dy, hundreds of friends and asoe> ".mounts eKCeeded an inch tn Four minor accident!! were d!aare of sbewen, espeelally ciates of the vivacmus murder southwestern and ceo~al reported Monday by !h• Galli· east. 1 victim. ·tions of 0Jio 1 and amounted polis Po•t, Slate Highway Pa· more than two inches in sevtrot. PT. PLEASANT - Arrests 1"1·,11 other are3s. The weatherAt 12 25 p.m., on Rl 7, aul<ls recorded ol tho county jail • 11; 111 sa id the rain would condrivPn by Robert C. Rinehart, during the past 48 hours were; 11nue throughout today, becom59, Middleport, And Francis Leond<i'S Newman Lee. 31, Ra· l n~ intermittent tonight and then Hersman, JO. Bidwell, collided. cine, Ohio: , Clarence Edward t·Jpt'ring off Wednesday. Rinehart was cited to court Lee, 20. Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. l; on charges of assured clear John Clonch, 51, Pt. Pleasant; Hisbanded, ill Lalf distanc.. I Franklin Slayton, ~5 . Hog~ett, SANTO DOMINGO - THE At 3:05 p.m. · Monday, Mary all charged>wilh lnl<lxtcahon; controverJial 1ix·natioo Inter • ' Ferguson, 47 , Patriot. backed . Owens Badgley, 44, L~n, char· American Pe"l!e Force (IAPF) lnlo a tree while ottempting 1<1 I ged with driVIng whole lntoxi· fmal~ disband• ·today. Ito few park, She was taking a drlv•r·s I cated; James Eugene Cottrill, members ~tiD remaining here examination. No charges were; 24, Pt. Pleasant, contempt depart for homio,. leavlng the filed. char~e: Boyd Ray McOanlel, Dominican Re!public to face an At 5:55 p.m., Robert Moore, 36, Hartford. non-support war~ uncertain fu~ on its own. so, Crown City, and Jim D. rant ; an~ Leroy F. Jones,_ .23. There now 1 r:emain only 200, Fletcher, 19, Crown City, were Rt. 2 Pomt Pleasant, rece•vm1 men of tore, ·tbat once num· Involved in a mishap. Fletcher stolen goods. ~ bered 30,000. Moet of the~e were was cited on no operator'~ li~ The Sheriff's department ln~· c leavlnl tod'ay. A handful- less cense and failure to yield the vestigated a two vehicle ace!· than two squa,ds of the U. S. right-of-way . dent Monday 4:>0 p.m. on the Army's B!nd Airborne Division At 5:10 p.m .. on tht Vinlon • Henderson side of Shadle Bndj;' - will stay until Wr<f.ay 1<1 Eno Rd ., Wendell M. George, resultong in $400 properly de · supe'1fte the femoval of equip- 55 Vinton. and Willard P. Ad· age but no personal InJUries and m~: ki~s. u, Bidwell, were involved no citations. in a no collision mishap . George The mishap occurr~ w~en a was cited to court on speeding vehicle driven by Eh S1ders, T hunt Stick• in excess road conditions. 37, Hender~n . traveling south UNITED NATIONS - THE on the bridge ran inl<l the rear United NatiOhl lllday begins tis SCHEDULE TALKS end of the car driven by Harold t lst General Aosembly. assur - NEW YORK IUPll _ Gen- A. Fisher, 28, Apple Grove. td by Secretary General Thant erttl [.lectric Co. negotiators hf' will sltty on until ita com- were scheduled to meet today ENTERS CLINIC plf'tion Dec. 20. The · assembly with representatives of the George sargent, Chester, •ws 93 item& on its agfnda, in· United Electrical Workers of entered GaUipolls Clinic and cludin1. racial probU~m! in Af· America (UE) in continuing ef- Medical Ceriter for observation rka. dtsarmament and the per· forts to reach a contract aeree- and treatment . He is a teacher ennial q~stion whether Com· I ment before an Oct. 2 deadline. at Pomero~ Junior High School. mun1~t shoukl be admitted. 1. 'fhant said officially Monday 1 1e would remain as chief offi:e r of t!le ON, until the com· ·1lel!on of tbe ,21st assembly , IJniiCfllmble these four Jumbi<o. 5t's~ion _ His current five year 1 one ltUer to each lquart, to t"rm e'l:pires Nw;. 23 and the 1 form . four c.rdi'nary word&. t:~ urmes e diplomat tQJd the. U.N. Wt havi!O't taken a survey or an)'!hlne. but should bo suled toJtoep lht t:tistly haat from 1 mu st rind a successor by the ,..·vo o hunch Ifill people who llvt In alet· llakln1 away, This seal• tha haat in-and · 'nd of the year. trically·heated homes don't smoke eigars. Or seals the fresh air 0111. · Yoo Whoo••• you who live in CAMEO fry onions. Or lika frnh olr. Oas heat workl an antiraly dlfltlant way, Supporta (and all tho real of you) come ·· For 1 very good r11son. Fr~h air, warmed and flltarllf, CGilalantly a-runnin&'l, ,Up to 24% otr the regular ~ £1ectric hut ketpa warmina:·over the iame flOws into wary room in your hoult, thanl' price& of these elel!'antly 1heer supportsstale air-ond tht same lmokt and cOOklfil lri1 tho olr ....y law tlilnutts, pttlna rid of and these sturdy, lonr·wear·ing supportl. DEVOTED TO Ufr&R~1 .0. odors-day afttr doy. Very law alectrieally omoka and odoro almost lltfwt you notice MEII.l8 . MABON Allf!:A They mean so much to your busy life. You heated homaa ha.. hill ducta to dlstributl them. are welcome to these extraordinary s1w& IICMnl I , hiiJ. ........... filtered·ctnn !rash air. On a ctaar dey you If you're haatl~e with~ .. anjoy It Cook c11...-.r Tlft~llf, ...._. inr• durinr this Fall Sale. can see all thowaytotha k~ohen. PullolliMO _ , . , . , . . . . . , . . . . . . . yourset11 pot of oauarkreut, IiCht up 1 clpr luurdtr Ud luMI•P U t'tM GaM /lnd becau10 olectrlc heat is so much mort -then Inn back and think Of •lithe thin&a (liJ!'It~lfB, COWtl) \'oil.., P\lbi!MUDI 1,:..,...,, U" • • rnanlo 81.. f'omenu, ~ 417•. aexf)ensivt thon Gn (up to tltrtt tlmtt u you tan dowHh tha mont)'Y811 .V.wilh Qq. (tegukLr a.nd 11ale prlcu~ 1 Inu• Offta fhDIII ' " . . . . Cdllno much in thiUI'III), tiiCirfelliy·hlllllf hOmtl h Phone W"f 1-nJJ. ~ntend U weGIWI ~ IUUI!IJ ' Septe~ber 20 ~ Odober 1 ..... .,. •• tbe , . , .,... • • •..,..... Kennedy Wins Special Award At Horse Show r-_... . . . . . -· -·.· -~- -·--~ - BEl AIR 4 DR. eln I ell II t•; do,_•e!" I ---ot - .... a ged._..._...,., ... _ _.._ -.1+ ...._ "'-'1 I.:::::·~=·~·:""11: ..... ..... ,.. --a..--·--- '1395. ....,.,... .,~. ~- - I •e!Ty, ;ards .. ' ~7:::·:::0:1;1='&=~~===- KARR & VAN ZANDI . ' ' ' ; ,• Caclin.:.- . "JOil'II~OirQI :tl» trit(lieU*-iS. ... . . .;·-.,·...;.c' . ' UIJ �... .. ., , j ' :z-Dally Sentinel, Pomer~y-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 20, 196~ --- - -- ' ! Energy Option Pantasote.Ups WI k h l ·b Comp00n ' ' dSby~ 1f Or S 0p 8 e , ' } C p d In Columbus I ent oun at Middleport Mayor c. o. witb the Dti'lbled American Vetefo 818 , Meigs 'Cbapter No, >3, . Fisher, in cooperation U~~B~i:~:~~ Cliff Rhodes Honored by American Le~on Meig•beCountyt~:'fi~~~ buslre~• ,;:.~~at~ ~~~:.':~ WORl.D .. I' > SURVEYOR ~~~ ~ssed '' DI'verted Acres G d Mav be raze After Oct.} 1 ~ 'lJ(0 0 1 ill~ ::c:, Shad~; ~:!i:;si;asp;~gre:~~.t p Jice L k S Real uspect JnMurder 0 Jl IF YCU HAD ELECTRIC HEAT, YCU'D STILL SMELL THIS CN SATURDAY. ,. off . I 1 . 1 I JJWJ~~-t;;,~.:=,t!::' ..-: .. ~ O ho() 'l•lloaLI 1Cie1~ Bo.r\ntW lll•.U. JM,. IIIIU .lflu,. r;: • I Yii I lUfl ••a•r. M3 lAid-. New Vor. Qt,r. Ne• Vnrt . , lilltllcrtpa• ,.... o.a._... ., elrrler 11'bln IYIIJabUo IS ...U ,.., -••; on• r•.u lll ICI•ao« • ... DIIIJ lent!MI olftet. Ill.. It I monl.olul •• 101 J:U. ..,a~ &l.tl. 87 Molor Rollt. 'll'llerl ~..n1Je ••" 11'allabr. OEM ......._ ll.ID. ., • _.ll, OM ,.., lliUIII'. 11a ....... nz. '-w. a .oo ._,.... ~ D<lnll"- . . . . . . . . . . . . . a-ada~&. , ,., - ,._ • -- I I ' SVAC Standt"ngs Leaders • Our Weekly ~~ I • = SPECIALI 63 Chevrolet C:: 3o. fHE DAILY SENnNIL I I .5w ' i ,.l NGS I a I 1"'!1"""_____ ' 24'o Line Scores I Recorded at County Jail • withi~ ,.,,.,._ SEQ SfancJt•nqs 1' to '·a- ~~~~~~o~·~~~~~ I Patrol Logs Support Stockings are onf SALE! a::: DOWNING '~ . 1 Up j :W :J ° Cameo - LastPlaee Yankees Looking For .. Executive, Topping 0 ut After . . · By MARTIN LADER Topplug also auouooed lhe ·League ~ta 111!1 UPI Sports Writer , sale of !lis 10 per COlli lntereot cbamptt>llldl£i>s tlurlnC NEW YORK (UP!) -The in the Yankees at a meetilg ol listed "peraonal relt~~;j New York Yankeea, looking up the board Monday, leaving lhe hi5 cii!I!I<IUre. at Ute !rem the unfamiliar Columbia Broadeastlng Syllelll •Par penonll reuat-1 By FRED MCMANE produeed many game-wlnnlng Tlie Plrateo upeadetl flit llal llam homer as tbo Pirates colfines of the cellar, went all ill eomplete ownership of the decided to divest IIIJMIJI·, UP1 tiparll' Writer hits, especially during Ibis past Fraacllco Giants ltl-1 In 11 rallied for five runs in the lith the way to the tap to begin one-time Lords of BaRehaU. financial lnteresll Don Dryodale 11 the latest week. innlng1 antllba New York Meta inning to defeat tha Glllllltl lor their long-e1pectetl slulfteup Michael Burke, a World War Yankees and I am •olunteer to reoord "The Ballad Claude Osteea beaefltted beat the Houiw• Allros I~ In tho Recoml straight day. 'l'bJ 'With the reslgnatioii of Daniel Jl Navy hero wbo once was alodl 1<1 CBS .. Toflpllf!lr of Sweet Lou." from two Johnson homers 1<1 IQ innlllp Ia tha only ether NL Joss dropped San Francisco R. Topping, the club's chief portrayed in the movies by JOunced Mond~y. The niclauune "Sweet Lou" Is beat the New York Meta oa activity. four games off the paea 111 the oecutive officer for 11 years. Gary Cooper, was 118llled to Jives pormaneatly ln oae of lhe Dodger playero have ISept. 13 and Sandy Koufa1 waa Ortolet 'lrl111 Auge1J pennaDI race. ,.,. •ucceed Topping ao chairman and I have many o11w .ll!flltll tagsed on Lou Johnson, the treated w a fhree..rua bomer by The league-leading Baltimorol SIIUI Out Aalroo of New York Yankees lac. and aclivlties. think It 111 1 joumey<nan outfielaer who Juhnso• as be aet dowa the Orioleo trimmed tba California Bob Shaw burled a four-hitter "I alwa)'ll rw1 out my bill!" C president of the club. best Interest of the y came 1<1 the club last season Pittsburgh Pirates on ~pl 18. Angels 11-8 Ill tho Oily 111 'Winning his lith game It marked a sad endlRg lor well as for myaelf to 1 after Tommy Davis was The 33-year-<>ld outfielder got American League game. agaillst 1J los,.. ao tho Mela Reds Hope to End Topping, who bad lmoWII only lbla ~me. Injured aod played a major role aboard Drysdale'• bandwagon Roberto Clemeute hit his :ltltlo beat tho Astros for tho ntntb Thill week's Ohio eollege foot· years of glory since he bonght ....,'fi"' In helping Los Aagele• will the Monday night by slamming two homer aad Bob Bailey loDowed limo this year. New York, held Loss Strine Today ball lchedule illlo the team iJo 1945 until last NaU011al League peanant and more bomers aod driving 1D a momenta later 'With a grand to just one hit through the !Irs! CHICAGO (UP!) _ Mired In By United Pretll IDierllaUoaal year, when the perennial World Seriea. third ru• With • lliRgle •• Los nloa innlnp by Chrl.s Zachary, seventh place and 'With no pros· champions finished sixth In the Johnsoa, whoae bosUe aid Angeles held on lo Ill one and The Mitldloporl Athlell4 pushed across lhe game's oaly for finishing any higher, SATIJRDAY American League. As Topping enthuaiasm epltomtzea I b • one-hall game lead with a &-I Baolter .. Aaooclalioa wiD run In the !Otb on a silgle by Clnclnnali R<da are having Texaa Chrt.Uan at Ollio State leaves for bis home I• Florida, team, haa played victory over the Phtladelpbla meet tonlgbl at 7:11 p.111. •~ Ed Kr-pool, a, double by 8 diffJ.cult time mounting enough Kent state at Northern Olinois the Yankees are dead last witt, · Dodger gu1 1 ,.,_ d h Pb!U' re ar Y """ aeason an as Jes. the high llchool eateterla. Cleon Joneo and a wild pltcb by enthusiasm to break a losing Ohio Univ. at Bosltlo Collega 86 lossea, their worst record When you ba''cc :··~~:=~= reliever carroll Sembera. streak. Toledo at VUlanova since 1913. gel more help fr Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 20, 1966-8 !:':.of.:::.£":'.:!:',; Frank Robillsoa, trying to The Chicago Cobs, who fur· Morehead at Youngstow• The name most prominently iosuranceageots,asuney_.,,,,,, ..L . become the first player to win nish lhe opposition today in the Ohi1 Northern at Albion mentitned as new general by an impartial researcb and reporta glvs OD ""' th e lri P• •- aown smce · 1t\li.a lhJu-, opener of the final series on the Oberlin at Hiram manager is Lee MacPhail, utioo reveal!!. Rcsultl n fi 46th ve runsh W1·th a dou th ments will be drive. served. Refresb- drove d h'118 membership bl e Reds' final road trip. can un- i Central St. at Northwood (Mich.) \ currently serving as chief , &A omer as e derstand that. They're in last Ohio Wesleyan at Kalamazoo adviser to Baseball Commi~· ~ 1?ur place and almost certain iD fin· Wooster at Carnogla Tech Orioles moved to sioner William D. F.ckert.l games of t:lmchml their ftrst ish there. Adrian (Mich .) at Defiance t MacPhail once worked with the By JOE ·GERGEN fifth In the ratings opened Its ARLb pe~ndt blln b 13k years; The Reds, who have dropped SATIJRD.\V NIGHT Yankees and later was respon.ll • . 1 ou. the .ro .e ao a-,d su . ted to Day 1on a1 c·mcmna · ti UPI Sports Writer Iseason In overpowering fasluon tl o inson th in a row, were e1.pec Bl'bl e 1or bUI'ld'mg th e BaIt·lm()re 1 NEW YORK (UP!) -Defend- 1with a 57·14 bludgeoning of Majur Llagae Results hel .: ~ "'M l~n~ a~ give Jim O'Toole (:>-6) today's Miami at Xavier Orioles Into a first-place club. , lng national champion Michigan [hapless Pittsburgh. By United Prell !Dierllalioaal eJh vt"'th oe t a 0 ~ 5 ~ starting assignment. Rookie Bowling Green at Tampa (Fia) Topping. Larry MacPhai l' ._.n State and high-scoring UCLA, One other AAWU school ••d Americau League rd s,;xed ~ICiory. ac Ferguson Jenkins (5-7) was ala- Akron at Muskingum (Lee's father) and Del Webb , rivals in the Rose Bowl game ltwo of Michigan State's rivals Calif 004 112 100- t 14 1 Ro~ins~n ~~d tw~ ~i~· lo tie ted on the mound for the Cubs. Hillsdale at Findlay . bought the Yankees from the , last Jan 1 today flnlsbed one- for the Big Ten crown aiso Bait 302 303 OOx-11 13 I ,_ boo 1 hi lo Both team• had Monday off. Edinboro St. at Baldwm-Wallace estate of Jacob Ruppert for . ' first weekly United cracked the Uip 10. Southern M. Lopez, Burdet•· wd ti sh' s average . I at Mouot Uruoa . two in the ~ (3) ' game .th Mi Capota about th ree m1'II'10n d• Uars 11 3u 1 · , Tan e" lm w tb lnnesoHeidelberg at Ashland 1945, with MacPhail selling out Pre's International maJ·or col· [Califomia minus the seRSation· Coates (4), Kelso 14), Sanford 18 • . ) nd Rod . s ony 0 uvu 1or e eague FOOTIIALL KICKOFF . . th h lege football ratings. al Mike Garrett, was third and (5), RoJas (7 a gers, 1 d He boosted his league· Kenyon at Central tKy.) h1a mlerest 1<1 e ot er two 1 Michigan State, which landediM•chlgan and Purdue ranked Barher, Wall 13), J . Miller (4), ~~=ill RBI!otallo 112 and his NEW YORK (UP!) --Penn , Marietta at Calif. St. (Pa.' partners in 1947. INSURANCE AGII!~IC;jrdf; on wp of the UP! ratings las! sixth and seventh, respectively. Drabowsky (6) and Elchebar· l 46 ho~ers which also leada the faces Cornell Friday, Oct. 7, to Wittenberg at Otterbeio CBS reportedly paid $11.2 year · only w have a perfect USC, whose last-minute de- reB. WP-Orabowsky (6·01. LP lea ue, ti~ the Baltimore club • kick off . the 83rd annual Alma (Mich.' at Bluffto~ ml!lion when it p":chased Bll INC. season marred by the Bruins feat to the cross-town Brums 11 -Sanford (13·7). lllls-F. Rob!•· reo' rd set by Jim Gentil in championship race of tbe Slippery Rock at WdnungtOB per cent of the !<'am s shares 1a ~ 1 on New Year'a Day, was back ]t965 cost the Trojans a trip 1<1 SOD I46th), Cardenal (14th), Eastern Intercollegiate 1501964. Webb sold out his Bill Childs, Rodnoy Dewlll"!f~ 196: in Us accustomed No. 1 position the Rose Bowl, threw a rug~ed ' pound football league. Army . Columbia, the aeventb remaining 10 per cent to CBS In A-1• ~... after 'r"shlng North Carolina Idefense at Texas in its opener (Only game scheduled) . Navy, tho 1965 champion, league member, opens Oct. 14 March, 1965. N. lnd Avo. 220 srate 128-IO Saturday 11 tts land emerged w1th a 1(1..6 NaiiDDII LeaiU tacos Pri•ceton tha following w1th Rutgera al the Liona' Toppin~. 64, who oaw the 1 opi>ning game. triumph. The Trojans collected (12 illmngsl day and Rutgers will be at Baker Field. Yankees win 15 Amerlcamn_,.OO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!lijit The mountainous Sparians i two first place votes and 186 . Plt!J 000,000 100 06- 8 10 1 AREA STANDINGS received 14 first-place votes : polats. · S.F. 000 000 001 00- I 4 4 TEAM wL T p and 270 poinli from the 35-man Michigan, a 41~ winner over Veale, Mikkelsn (10) 11!1 Polr)OI'oy . . . . 2 1 0 60 • UP! board of eoaches 1<1 niae iOregon State, rece1ved Gonder, May tiO) ; Bolin, Lluy Nelsonville .. _ z o o 112 and 200 for the runner•p [points 1<1 119 for Purdue, (9) and Barton. WP-Mikkeliea Coal Grove 1 Q 1 14 Bruins. meets Notre Dame lD •1111-7). LP-LinJy <7·1!). HRs- Athena .. .. ... 1 1 0 38 UCLA, t,he surprise team of : nalionally-lelevised contest Ia· , Clemente {23rd), Bailey U2th). Middleport .. .I 1 1 23 1965 when it captured the turday at Soutb Band, lad. Jackson .... _1 1..0 23 Athletic Association of Weatera Irish are tied fo< 12th tn GallipoUa •• _ 1 t 1 12 UniveM~itieo title and fillished ratings with Georgia Tech. 000 ~ 000 1- 1 I 0 Logan .. •••• .1 1 1 18 ·- - - -000 000 000 t- 0 4 0 Wells too .. •, ·1 1 0 22 Shaw (ll·IS) lad Gooss.., 'Iroalon .. _ .. 0 1 o 1 (9) ; Zachary, lembera Pl. Pleasant . . I 2 1 13 !10) and Bateman. LP- LAST WEEK'S RESUL'l'S1 Zachary 12-4). Coal Grove 14 Gallipolis I Pomeroy 38 Rutland 2J 010 000 000- I S 1 Middleport 20 Wahama 8 023 001 OOII- 8 8 0 Athens 36 Warren Local 0 Buhisd 1(7) !11-! .and &Af--~-----------~---"'-" !)!~~~~~: D 6) Nelsonvllle 24 Chauacey 0 I'JI a e . Greeilfield 2t Jalkson 8 Major League Standings City '10 81 .464 22\1 and Roseboro. LP-Bu~mng Wellston 22 Oak Hill 6 II)' United Preas lnternallooal Bosl<ln 69 86 .44> 25\1 (lt-12). 11111-Lofebvra (24th), Hlillard Logaa 28 12 American League Washington 87 86 .4Jtl 28\1 Z <15th & 16th). Porlimouth 31 lioolon 1 w. L. Pel. GB New York 1 66 118 .434 27 pt Pleasant 1 Ravenswood 1 Baltimore 92 S8 .613 M .i...,, Re1 ults (Oily 1amea ocheduled) FRIDAY'S GAMES, 83 67 553 9 oa-, s Detroit Galllpolil at Pomeroy 83 68 · 550 91> Bait. II Calif. 9, 10 Inning~ Minnesot(t 79 n 14 (Only game scheduled) Logan at Athens Chicago Middleport at Jackson California 74 76 .493 18 'I'ueoday•o Probable Pltchen (AI Games) Wellston at Nelsonville Cleveland 75 77 .493 18 (Startlnl Ttmea EDT) TEAM ' W I. T P OP RaveBswiood at Wahamo ,:.._____ Baltlmoro at Kansas City- Easter• . . . . . . . Z I I t\41 14 pt Pleasant at Poea Po.bus II~) VI. Hwoler 111-10). North Gallia .. I 1 0 M 14 Rock Hill at Coal Grove 9 p.m. Kyger ~reek .. 1 I t 28 G Raceland, Ky., at lronloD California at Detroi~ance Southwestern . . 8 1 1 11 36 Major League Leaden (10-16) v1. Wilson (111-10).· Bannan Trace 0 2 I 14 68 PATI'ERSON FAVORED By' United Presa !Diernalloual p.m. FRIDAY'S RESULTS: LONDON IUP!l - Two-time G. AB. R. H. Minnesota at Cleveland- Eastern 14 North Gallia 1 ~rorkl heavyweight ehamplon Alou, P\1 130 486 76168 Boswell (J2.5) vs. Sieberg (18- Souther& 30 Southweatern 8 Floyd Patterson, with his sights Alou, All 149 843117 212 7), 7:30p.m. . Kyger Creek 28 Hannan Traea 0 sUII set on regaining the crown Carty, Atl 140 4112 69159 Boston at Washington-FiB- FRIDAY'S GAMES: a third Ume, Is a strong 6-4 Strgel, Pit 132 466 81150 cher (2-2) vs. Richert (13-1~). 8 Soothera at Kyger Creek favorite to defeat Brltlah Clmnte, Pit 142 589 INIIB9 ···- ' o.1m . Rutland at Easlenl champion Henry Cooper tonight! Rose, CiR 148 622 94 197 Chicago at New York-Horl.. North Gallfa at Southwealenl 111 a bout that rould be Allen, Phil 130 482101152 (11-12) vs. Bahnsen II~). 8 p.m. Bannao Trace 11 8ymmal VIII- "most important" of the Santo, Chi 143 517 89 162 Wednesday'• Gamea ley tenon'o <areer. Torre, Atl 145 536 82 167 Ball. at Kan. City, night Cpeda, St.L 130 459 f/141 at Detroit, night American Leagae Minn. at Cleveland, 111gb! G. AB. R. H. Pel. Boston at WIIBhington night . Oliva, Mini 146 575 93 179 (Ouly gamea scheduled) .~F.Rbsn, Bal 146 549 114 111 .311 NaHonal Leape .,.... Kallne, Del 131 440 80 127 W. L. Pel. . ~: ~ ~ i·.: •~••Pur ... IMia tell . . RIP' \. · ~S'r W&gnr, Cle 1441 511 69 147 Los Angeles 86 61 .591 Powell, Bol 134 466 76 134 · Pittsburgh rT tl3 580 \t.C,i ~ . 11?' I I JHGJ! Klbrw, Min 151 532 81 IS2 San Francisco 11> 86 ~ t Chris, KC 117 JtiO 5! IO'I · Philadelphia 80 71 .530 Howrd, Wlllf 142 485 52 136 &t. Louis 79 71 srJ McAife, Del 113 S69 110109 AUanta 79 71 :521 91> Vltne, Was 1414119 '15 136 ClncinnaU 71 7'1 .460 181> v.. ..,................. - . ......... Home RDDI 87 86 .486 23 • • 'I .,._,.,.., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 - liol: 1 N 11 o n at I.:eagae: Aaron, N y k 62 90 4B9 Bravea 39, Allen, Phillies 3, or M J&O 'all . . col CllliD'I lligllt llglot • Torre, Braves 38; Mays, ago , 96 ltl OM ot ... tllooiiQalll ~· M! ill . . . . . . . . . . . . . aOitis~Wb El biLl)' I ill MaR¥ 14 . Hart & McCov•" Glan!B 33. Mooday • Result• •ttria t American League: F. 8 San Fran. 1, 11 I I J Orjoles 46- Killebrew N.Y. 1 Hous., 0, 18 Inns., I • ;:ins Jtl; Powen: Orioles 34 ; Los Angelea 6 Phila. t, .... - - _ , . . l t l - ]Joaoa- -~~tu ..... ~epltone · Yanks 31: Colavito, (Only games scheduled) \ndlaps Taesdays Probable Pltchen \.1 ............ ,..._I ... .... RDDI Batjed Ill (Startlllg 11mea EDT) lrtc . . .. . . N a tio'a al ~~ Aaroo, ClnclnnaU at Chicago ,_ parlor I I .. !1oo low. Sraves UB; 'clemente. Pirates 15-6) vs. Jenklna , ..., '·" 283 V-8 engllle, automatle traJlB. Rad!o, whitewalls, wheel disc, white over brown metallie fiDisll. .14at. _ , . _ _ _ I ... . It: AUeni Pbillles 108; . '!'Om; 1; 30 p.m .. I ... ... chln& Jlei&• llltenor. Bell cle111 car. ....., II Srave 99; Stargell, Pirates 98. 81. Lowa at Amerlcap ~,!ape: F. (11-7) vo. Cionlngar 1• • • _ . . , . . , , , . . , . . . .... 10n, orlo~ . llJ; ' 1:05 p.m. 'lr\oles JQ!Ji. Klllehre'ii, Twins New York at Holll8ton-l;'laher.jl I I ·eo Joalp l t l - - . - ·.••IIlibflj 04; Horfori,, Tigers II; B. 19-14) •a. CaeUar (11-9). iloblnso•, Oiioles IJI, · Ptteblac · Philaolelpbla at Los Ango~ee-·11 1... • "'" 1101 NaliU (18-9) •s. Koulu lliHI).fl Dodgers 13-11 •• 12,8; Michigan State, UCLA Ranked One-Tw·O by UPJ recen~l~ P~~lis~~d ~~G:C.:. :~~:I Ar reStS are AILSTAR Here.Js the I Four Minor Accidents 1; =:....::=:_____ A .- O@J J . •. S h-edole ·:~: :i::::. ~~~n~n:!m~~; ~luded. .. '. -· ~- ·IJodgers Trini Phillies 6 -I; .Magi Number Now Four for Oriole Squad 'I fr~~er th~uvhout ~- .I C. J . (CII'ff) Rhodes one oi l 110 half-he~rtPd effort with Prof.lol Mr. Rhodes that wor~·wochuerll be erv1ce first as a "'a !he tO living charter members, Rhod~s." said Mr. WI!). who Is s -hoot the as a o1 Pomeroy Drew Webster Pool, orie of his lorlr)"r pupils. In p~Uc ;"th ' ed ~orces • American Legion was honored '•If ther@ Is onll word thai mem r o e arm • today loouedSaturday a proelamatloa Monday n'lght w~ the regular woold typify the long career gain as erv a t,eachemr ~.n as,vaekl~ desi•oallas Sept. 14 ce o cer "' ' meeting was dedicated to him. ' er~ns s · · More than ZOO architect., en· PASSAIC, N. J . - Sylv•ster I LOCAL TEMPS 1 Will.· rved tht as "Forge.,.Me-Nol Oay.'' Mayor Fbber's proclama~ I s nd building cbntrActors D Maloney Vice Pl'f'sldent . Mr. Rhodes, veterans service ~ The temperature In Pome- , "Few. tf any. hAve~e . Ohio are ex· : Mark•tlng, 'of Tr• Pantosote· officer in roy's district was 1161 Ameriean J . R. Kennedy, Middleport. 1;, the purpooe tit• presidtml or the Meigs County ] for wbkh tbe Disabled Amerl· peeled to attend a one - day Company, with a plant near Pt past 18 years, t·amf' I degrees under partly cloudy, we11 as . e• , Riding Club, took home a spee- ua Veleraoa aanaally conduct "Energy Option Worksho~" Pleasant. W. Va., anno.unred P?st No. 39 member ever to ~e , aklea at 11:30 -t.m \~ay. added W_II_L_ _ _-,. ial award Sunday when 168 , their sale of Forget-Me·Nots, jointly sponsored by Columb~a that effective Septerntx:r 12. It g1venbP,an h~merican L@gion Ide horsemen and horsewomen I now tberdore I. C 0 Fisher, Gas of Ohio, Inc. tnd F.ast OhiO hnd been necessary to mr.rease mem ,rs lp .. , , ·u REVIVAL IN PROOI\E&II competed in a horse show at Gas Co. at the Columbus-Shera· the prit:e of compOunds by a A .1916 graduate of QhJo nlrevival Is now. In tess the Rock Springs fairgrounds ;:~~t."f~!b~.~~~(e p;~~:~ . lon Hotel, Columbus, Wednes· minimum of I cent per pound verSity and a v•teran of World t"the Rutland ChurchP:J' Gnd . 'Ci>sl of Wnn sponsored by the club. Saturday, September 24, be day , Sept. 28. . I for eleclrlcal Insulation. profile War I. he was presented th~ I ~ith services starting al 7·30 (Continued from Page I) HOUSE and ts deslgaaled Forget-Me AI Leonard, Middleport man· extrusion and blow moldong. life membe.,hlp by Past Com : each av•nlnl. Rev. David Mllwitzky aaid ' SUo;veyor 3'1 WASHINGTON-THE The award was for riding the Nat Oay aad further urge all ager for Columbia of Ohio, saod Constant increases In the basic mander .J,ohn h t Rhodes ' Sheets is delivering the mes-[ three steeriiiJ engines might.be and .senl _to the Senated animal which compiled t he the workshop w1ll offer an an· , raw mater1als necessitate this Mr · Wl.l reca t 1\ t ', eryone .,. welcome n--• a few days after landmg .~Monday legJSIHtlun that woul t . t d ·ng the show clt;..ens to generously support tern 1 beR"an his tf'fll"hlru~ ,•atPPr a sages. ,'4v . " . 1-a. ~ rvice L'Onnected mos pom s uri · this wortbwbile proJ'ect by alysls of new energy sys s 1 increase. . . · . th in a historic attempt to h~ve .:. \ non-se . First place winnerA of cash (or otrice buildings. ~ o te 1 s, "Ollr company will .contmue Tuppers Plains e same ~ear. 1 the spa~afl bop a few tnch\eterans pension c:osts by ·' l.Ol : riles In the varioos classes ·In- k~h:~:~r~:~::'~Av~'~t schools and other maJor struc. l to maintain the same ht.gh qual- h.e graduatea rrodm WOmu !Umver. Duek~o:ndYO~:.ow o&lter es to a new restln& point. Ita I lures. ity standards and servl"' lor Slty. After Worl ar serv rfowl doa't et wei .,.; · camera would ·then photograph """"" S l - . ''"'""' "Architects. contractors, en· which It has been noted in the Ice. he resumed his teaching' wale their IH'.'ero awa•·~ the Imprint left by one ol Ill II. raise the cost further. Western pleasure. Wi 1am I ed t d pursued It unUI retirement NUH ... ..., M:•The bil.l would. for the. fir.st I Greer, N<w Haven. w. Va .. rid glneels aod other interest per- pasl and we will continue o an . proofed by oman liando lbat three lqs durlnl the Initial d b1 nd sons in tho Middleport area are make every effort to assure our tn 1941. oil, •• re u-• Iandi•• lijn~. waJve all test of ISa .· .I ing Sleel; pleasure pony, u er l itlvited to attend the meeting I customers of the finest In rums ''ID thf classroom there was a.re,_::te:_:~:a_•::a:K:r:....:::!:pe:=•=••;.::;:::::: .... ::__ _ _ _ _ __ ily fQr men 65 or over. They !56 inches. Rita Riggs, Athens . as guests of the gas company," and sheeting. compound" and I ~ would be preswned to be diS- I riding Coke; Cheryl Williams . , Leonard said. Information on other products," addPd Mr, Ma· abled aqd coukl qualify for pen- Pomeroy. on Miss Crickett in I r1 the workshop may be obtain- Ioney. )[Q)~W sluns if unemployed and ,below I the egg and spoo.n race: harrel l ed and advance re8istralion The Pantasole Company is in~me limits of ti,BOO If SID· ra~. horses, J R. Kennedy or! may be made by contacting the a lt~ading producer of vinyl ~ . g1t llld $3,000 if married. Cost- ! Sorrell Buck; barrel race, ponlocal gas company office by 1 resins and t'Ompounds, films qf-living.increasesaveraaing5.41it!i, Jerry Lewis, Letart, on Farmers who diverted acre- Sept. 23. and sheeting, converters of IJQdJ§@)[Q)~W per cent would also be providec1 ~ Smokv; ride and run rate, age under the 1966 feed grain, The workshop will be under ! films and fabrics, Panta. Pak -· for 1,830,411 war veterans, wid· ! horse!. Kennedy on Svrrel C G s I . h t wheat and cotton programs the directioo of . eorge ege- packag ing trays and manurac~WI and children w ose tota !Buck. soon may graze this acreage ler, director of technical se rv-f 1 turers of Infants' wear. betlefit check! last year ran lo $l.i billion. ' Pickup race, ponies, Frank wlthiUt losing program benefits, ires for David Sage, lnc., o I . Zuspan, Ma:~&n , w. va., on Wayne Chase, chairman of l.he New York City . Sage, Inc_, Is : Beauty ; shovel race horse•. Meigs County Agricultural Sta· lhe firm that has collected and I O aC Slapped by Rain• Kennedy ; tire race, ' · ponies, bilizat~un an~ Conservation analy~ed ~~e new .ronce~ts and : HEAVY RAINS. StAPPED AT John Wolford, Marietta, on cbmmlttee, s~~ today. techmcal mformat10n bemg pre· the Eastern Seaboard today, ' Major; stake race. Dwain Sl<ll· Start•'... date for surh' graz. sented I at the wo~ktshop.t' ., ' Sege·.er 1s an merna 1ona.my 1 tht Ias t lull day oI su mm.r · A Jar, Waterford. on Bubb a Re ed.· in will"&he Oct 1 marking th~ . compUcated low pressure sys- Rita Riggs, Athffis, bareback en~ of the 6-m~nth period dur· recog_nlzed au~h~nt{. oln co : tem alebding from southern class; ride and run. ponies, ' . no- razln ro- m~~CJa~ and m. us r.la energ) I Ullaoil to the Carolinas and up h Welford Marietta. flag mg Which the g . g P ubhzat10n. He IS ed1tor of tht New EDJiand touched off Wimp Frust. Engunder the CHICAGO IUPn - Jnvl'stig!l· showers acrOJB several slates. lish pleasure Sherry Blickle, . neers an 0 •8 , tors today looked for the my.,VlrglAia was hardest hit, ~ith Ath€ns, on Perky Pinns; Ike The chairman stressed. how- years . served as dlr~t~~n~! ~~ \ terious intruder who bear and , raintaUs totalinl .up to a.n mch Lewis, Clifton, with Captain ever, that tnis program relax· ~.me:lcan Gas 1\ssocla stabbed Valerie Percy to dPBth and one h1lf dlltmg a Six-hour Black Drum · readster pony atiQn regarding use of the acre- lllzat~on Bureau. . . f in her bed but they said they pt>riod. More than two thirds of [ class· trail ~lass horses. Miss age applies only to grazing the It mcludesha. d!sct~sslotnl o a have no r~al suspecl · ch drenehed. th e. coas ta1 Blickle: · 1rail class, ' ·. . n. ~obert M. Da1ey pomes, acres d1verted from comm od'1- new approac m es. 1ma ng Elall Poll'ce Ch1f'f an. JR plams of North ~arohna dur· Carol Daniels, Gallipolis, on I ty produclitn. Hay on Huch acre- nual fuel cr;nsumptJOn fo~ ht'n of Kenilworth said Monday in& the lime peruxt. Scattered Roscoe. .ages still may not be harvest- types of buildings, new h~ I gf night the fragmf'ntary rlP>~er\n. showerl fell ·across Tennessee ed j concepts, vear-around use o . l'ed by "aler\e'•: . b · t twn was supp 1 "' to the upper Ohio Vall~y an~ Ed Rickar~ wal judee for : Land diverted under the con- stand· y na~Lira 1 gas genera ors steJ)moll:ler , who surprised into Nrw England. Mlssoun, the show , With ~ob Jon~s as : servatlon reserve program may I a~ exp~anatJOn and steo-by-step intruder. which experienced flash ll~· , ringmaster and Bdl Dow me as not be a:razed or harvested discu ssion or natura) gas ~tal Privatt> funeral servires ins Monday. had only nunor lanmtuncer. through the whole year. Me1gs l energy systems The ork tlop the 21-year-old daughter . The workshopt Republican . 1 s·h ower! today · l'ounty farms part1c1patmg m entrgy 'JIStems . senatofla1 rand'd 1 a! 1 1 lhe J%6 commechty dn· erswn wm begm w th regJstraf on s 1 Charles H Percv were to be Rain, Rllin, Rllin 19 am and conclude •t 5·15 p. , held th'IS afte rnoo· n programs num be r a bo ut 643. m. Daley 's 10 • man police force, A STEADY, ALMOST CON· , 1 aided by Chlc•go's homicide 1wuous rain, dumped mort than WPlllhPr cops, FBI crime technicians, m1 inch of rain over all parts Cook County police and mem· "' Ohio Monday and today, end· ........C:!oudy, cool with occasional hers of neighboring auburban i11 _g a September dry spell that ,otn throutl/1 tonigbt. Low to- poli<e. continued to qu..tion tho 1, rf farmers worried . •lrbt Ia 401. Wednesday ~l .. dy, hundreds of friends and asoe> ".mounts eKCeeded an inch tn Four minor accident!! were d!aare of sbewen, espeelally ciates of the vivacmus murder southwestern and ceo~al reported Monday by !h• Galli· east. 1 victim. ·tions of 0Jio 1 and amounted polis Po•t, Slate Highway Pa· more than two inches in sevtrot. PT. PLEASANT - Arrests 1"1·,11 other are3s. The weatherAt 12 25 p.m., on Rl 7, aul<ls recorded ol tho county jail • 11; 111 sa id the rain would condrivPn by Robert C. Rinehart, during the past 48 hours were; 11nue throughout today, becom59, Middleport, And Francis Leond<i'S Newman Lee. 31, Ra· l n~ intermittent tonight and then Hersman, JO. Bidwell, collided. cine, Ohio: , Clarence Edward t·Jpt'ring off Wednesday. Rinehart was cited to court Lee, 20. Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. l; on charges of assured clear John Clonch, 51, Pt. Pleasant; Hisbanded, ill Lalf distanc.. I Franklin Slayton, ~5 . Hog~ett, SANTO DOMINGO - THE At 3:05 p.m. · Monday, Mary all charged>wilh lnl<lxtcahon; controverJial 1ix·natioo Inter • ' Ferguson, 47 , Patriot. backed . Owens Badgley, 44, L~n, char· American Pe"l!e Force (IAPF) lnlo a tree while ottempting 1<1 I ged with driVIng whole lntoxi· fmal~ disband• ·today. Ito few park, She was taking a drlv•r·s I cated; James Eugene Cottrill, members ~tiD remaining here examination. No charges were; 24, Pt. Pleasant, contempt depart for homio,. leavlng the filed. char~e: Boyd Ray McOanlel, Dominican Re!public to face an At 5:55 p.m., Robert Moore, 36, Hartford. non-support war~ uncertain fu~ on its own. so, Crown City, and Jim D. rant ; an~ Leroy F. Jones,_ .23. There now 1 r:emain only 200, Fletcher, 19, Crown City, were Rt. 2 Pomt Pleasant, rece•vm1 men of tore, ·tbat once num· Involved in a mishap. Fletcher stolen goods. ~ bered 30,000. Moet of the~e were was cited on no operator'~ li~ The Sheriff's department ln~· c leavlnl tod'ay. A handful- less cense and failure to yield the vestigated a two vehicle ace!· than two squa,ds of the U. S. right-of-way . dent Monday 4:>0 p.m. on the Army's B!nd Airborne Division At 5:10 p.m .. on tht Vinlon • Henderson side of Shadle Bndj;' - will stay until Wr<f.ay 1<1 Eno Rd ., Wendell M. George, resultong in $400 properly de · supe'1fte the femoval of equip- 55 Vinton. and Willard P. Ad· age but no personal InJUries and m~: ki~s. u, Bidwell, were involved no citations. in a no collision mishap . George The mishap occurr~ w~en a was cited to court on speeding vehicle driven by Eh S1ders, T hunt Stick• in excess road conditions. 37, Hender~n . traveling south UNITED NATIONS - THE on the bridge ran inl<l the rear United NatiOhl lllday begins tis SCHEDULE TALKS end of the car driven by Harold t lst General Aosembly. assur - NEW YORK IUPll _ Gen- A. Fisher, 28, Apple Grove. td by Secretary General Thant erttl [.lectric Co. negotiators hf' will sltty on until ita com- were scheduled to meet today ENTERS CLINIC plf'tion Dec. 20. The · assembly with representatives of the George sargent, Chester, •ws 93 item& on its agfnda, in· United Electrical Workers of entered GaUipolls Clinic and cludin1. racial probU~m! in Af· America (UE) in continuing ef- Medical Ceriter for observation rka. dtsarmament and the per· forts to reach a contract aeree- and treatment . He is a teacher ennial q~stion whether Com· I ment before an Oct. 2 deadline. at Pomero~ Junior High School. mun1~t shoukl be admitted. 1. 'fhant said officially Monday 1 1e would remain as chief offi:e r of t!le ON, until the com· ·1lel!on of tbe ,21st assembly , IJniiCfllmble these four Jumbi<o. 5t's~ion _ His current five year 1 one ltUer to each lquart, to t"rm e'l:pires Nw;. 23 and the 1 form . four c.rdi'nary word&. t:~ urmes e diplomat tQJd the. U.N. Wt havi!O't taken a survey or an)'!hlne. but should bo suled toJtoep lht t:tistly haat from 1 mu st rind a successor by the ,..·vo o hunch Ifill people who llvt In alet· llakln1 away, This seal• tha haat in-and · 'nd of the year. trically·heated homes don't smoke eigars. Or seals the fresh air 0111. · Yoo Whoo••• you who live in CAMEO fry onions. Or lika frnh olr. Oas heat workl an antiraly dlfltlant way, Supporta (and all tho real of you) come ·· For 1 very good r11son. Fr~h air, warmed and flltarllf, CGilalantly a-runnin&'l, ,Up to 24% otr the regular ~ £1ectric hut ketpa warmina:·over the iame flOws into wary room in your hoult, thanl' price& of these elel!'antly 1heer supportsstale air-ond tht same lmokt and cOOklfil lri1 tho olr ....y law tlilnutts, pttlna rid of and these sturdy, lonr·wear·ing supportl. DEVOTED TO Ufr&R~1 .0. odors-day afttr doy. Very law alectrieally omoka and odoro almost lltfwt you notice MEII.l8 . MABON Allf!:A They mean so much to your busy life. You heated homaa ha.. hill ducta to dlstributl them. are welcome to these extraordinary s1w& IICMnl I , hiiJ. ........... filtered·ctnn !rash air. On a ctaar dey you If you're haatl~e with~ .. anjoy It Cook c11...-.r Tlft~llf, ...._. inr• durinr this Fall Sale. can see all thowaytotha k~ohen. PullolliMO _ , . , . , . . . . . , . . . . . . . yourset11 pot of oauarkreut, IiCht up 1 clpr luurdtr Ud luMI•P U t'tM GaM /lnd becau10 olectrlc heat is so much mort -then Inn back and think Of •lithe thin&a (liJ!'It~lfB, COWtl) \'oil.., P\lbi!MUDI 1,:..,...,, U" • • rnanlo 81.. f'omenu, ~ 417•. aexf)ensivt thon Gn (up to tltrtt tlmtt u you tan dowHh tha mont)'Y811 .V.wilh Qq. (tegukLr a.nd 11ale prlcu~ 1 Inu• Offta fhDIII ' " . . . . Cdllno much in thiUI'III), tiiCirfelliy·hlllllf hOmtl h Phone W"f 1-nJJ. ~ntend U weGIWI ~ IUUI!IJ ' Septe~ber 20 ~ Odober 1 ..... .,. •• tbe , . , .,... • • •..,..... Kennedy Wins Special Award At Horse Show r-_... . . . . . -· -·.· -~- -·--~ - BEl AIR 4 DR. eln I ell II t•; do,_•e!" I ---ot - .... a ged._..._...,., ... _ _.._ -.1+ ...._ "'-'1 I.:::::·~=·~·:""11: ..... ..... ,.. --a..--·--- '1395. ....,.,... .,~. ~- - I •e!Ty, ;ards .. ' ~7:::·:::0:1;1='&=~~===- KARR & VAN ZANDI . ' ' ' ; ,• Caclin.:.- . "JOil'II~OirQI :tl» trit(lieU*-iS. ... . . .;·-.,·...;.c' . ' UIJ �----- ... ---- - ... -- - -----·- . ___..... ·- ·- ... - .... -~ . """' ' i F }} McDo·'}e R · etires o owing 40 Years Wit• h ut m·ty cOe .f.-Dally SeDtlnel, Pomeroy-lillddlepqrt, Q~· atpt. 20, li68 · Pl·•nt VIlli)' BOiplial Voice 0 'J:t Broadway J ek O'Brilm a.111e ; 1- Luther Prjoe, Apple GI'CIVI; pt. Pleuant; Mrl. 01>11 Mo- i:Joyd 'ntornton and daUghter. Rudy Pickens, Ga!Upolis Fer- Clore, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. John Letart. . _ • ry; KelUt Newberry, Letart; Mrs. oak Grimm, Letart. DISCHARGED : Mrs. Wayne Love, West Columbua; WIUiam Bar!tS, Pt. Pleasant; .Mrs. Harold Keefer, Pt. Pleasant; Daniel Willlamo, GalUpolls Fer· ry; Mrs. Danny Kimbler, Leon; Mrs. George ¥cCUntock, Pt. " f.' STRAP FLAT BUDGET SHOP JNSIJIAn( and 1 ,... King Builders Supply Co. For Drafting Of2~64I Men •' f!ER.E ARE SOME ANSWERS TO QUES. fi0N8 ON THIS SENSATIONAL GUA&o ANTill PLAN: Q. Buldr ••M do you mtan bJ a Gu1raa.... · - Bealloc Plu f A. k will panDtae that U.. anl\ul "perat-lq eaol ot UaUng your h.... with Flame- Q. Bow do I know •J ••t- • •ntr~etor ._u... -tor eleet.rle tiNting co•traetor . . kt• the Oporat~Jt& Cost Guara111M a part bit speriftcationl. You examine and approq It be{orf 1M* t~et. You know euetlr !tow much yoar tlectric heatlnr will cott and you'll bt ourprise4 how exc:etdbtcly low it is! or htatlr~ who llu iDJiallod lito htali"!< , •:r- Ia tho """-. '"' b11y, or build. Q; ou,, ..1 ....... lito ,.............. ! A. When you buJ or build a new home with Flamelell Eltctric Beat inttalleG , you •e•'• ad IJPN'ftltiM writta operatin& Cool ~ w ... , .. ....,. lito pw'• chuo. 'l'lto (laaraatee will coDtaitt the wli· ...aed ,..,.1, eoJt of hu.tinc your horoe the F••m e' ns way. The cost is dearly stated Ia a opeciac ....,,...114....111ipn. Whoa JOII bay lito ..... iato oll'eet. It tilol 411Nr tllo lint du• f1111 JVI eecuPJ your home, JOUr yearly beJtilll: - _ _.. 1M ootimalt4 fipre .,. more tbaa 10%, your builder ., eleetric heating contractor will reim· bdr• ,ou. He will alao m.ak~ any adjUJt. noento or lbal lli&J bt l'<lljUind II make ,.ur fttm"M' laMt QIWD optl'l.tt Q. . ~.· eba.,.. ,_,..... ._lolr, Tile a......... ilia 1 'll'l'itilll . •·• Yoo'ro fiiiiJ p~ot.cto4. ( Q. It AadwUI ....l 7 " ' " - Coollf TotlaJ tho eoot Flonwl... !leclrie Beot or i• ~~oe' .,.... oorve4 br Tile Eleclrit Com· P"•J ia ..lllallJ 18!' loww it ~ io 19~7. Wh• - )i you coaobill< lite •-llllinc .... eleao comfort._._-·- IIlii llexibiDIJ or olotlrio bettt. willt 111o tow ntel, it adds up to the II ... investment in llome comlcqt JOD CD ..U. I I '11111111/ikl lltDfl illf6fllllriMI .. , .,••, ........u•• tilt. ... A. .-r -lor ··~- ....... , iL h I. The fltlure was about 10 ner ' ut eran \l omen ' rent less Utan Ute overall num- · · ber screened a )'ear ago in Oc- Hold A ' 1 Iober, according to Col. Wil· i DDUa liam Richardson. , He said Ute reduction in Ute Fall p tl k number of men screened came . 0 DC 01 electric hlat:lac a:peaieaee IIICI *ilL •tim•iinc ot aruoua1 loMiillr .. DtW eoMipl, but fNirlll$ ..U il & Milt DeW •tep. Q. The ··-·· - II ... ~ tep oa tht • ••t~~~~a--wo , ala.llus:Z ,oar engli~ A. Fralllcly, to ilramatiealty prooe that p.oo ........ bllildaro ... Plameleso BtatiDC - - .... _pl... faitlt ia lilo _ , aM dlpoldalliUIJ' of llooir piOJI. DOL 8tald•N..- .....U,- madt ror ea1J a fw _..,or a - · • bli.&iiJ opan.U• ... taeat-ia ,...... till Flamolea Btal Quruloe il I IJ I I .. all IMkH fwr tale MR. BYRD will be gl~d to i!Vt you 1 free hbrlug lest with the latest Bel· . ......... ,... BUDGET PAYMEIJ PIM - - tllo peaNit, , . _ ...... ability lad tl the JIIP••t. ASAIIIMI . . 1' . . . . II tone ;c I L -••w I--.....---1 If hNrfiiJ If JOUr problem hltont Ia : Ill$. I'IIOH£ - - - - - S.l" Ctl...thl nil ltut~erw Ollie Electric C:e. ~ll 5 OtltlJI!tl .. • •-- -:::a: Electronic equip· ment. · ,._,..I thu"'- . BEL TOtfE ' Head11 . . Aid(..;,., . J04.T.N'FH ST. tiUNTINGTOtt W. • ..,. ,, ., CI'f-----·~----- PHON£_ _ _ _ __ MAll. TOe 1 hearing aids llalteriM and tUppiiN fwr .ADDI!nS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • To repair and service : •• ...... j AMI you get up to 10% tPOre 7 Ege frola E B f JB':S . Both Ashland A..flus aDd 111tr wt Arc I . . ~ ' 111. llhla.... at,oarGoodR V" .,. I' •SCIID I' .. M~... ASiftAND 01\ • a ' .' ' •• ·. '" I -~:':!,..,.....,..,....,..,.....,..,..,.......,,......,....,.,__~=="""""",J_i_I,=~=,.,....,,.M~I~D~D~L=E~P~O:R~T~,~~O:.:_....,.,...;,=~~~ .. . ,Make ·Your boi/Jrs 'lio further .,..;:ir. , Reg. 2.29 Dish Drainer and Tray •• ·-·~····1.57 Reg. 25¢·29¢ Kitchen Tools ........... _,,2/29~ Reg. 1.39 Bathtub Mat ........... - - · · .911j1 Reg( 1.98 Set of 3 Mixing Bowls._ .~ Reg. 1.00 Bowl Brush & Holder ....... ....... . 771 • 9 a.m. to 12 noon ~£--------------------~--------~ I • FROM PINse ,..,. • lteatille ~lilt cd 011 _ , ,_10 0 build 0 buy a ~~ew llolllll rJ- t cal aiUi ..S GO. will f\als,. -thtaQcl VItalized GNOitoe • ale ana was built to~. V.O. car._ I Reduced Prices . fin 'f v_erydat N,.l(s 'I Thursday, Sept. 22 ELECTRIC HEATING DPERATIIG COST GUARANTEE PlAN I because fewer last minute er· emptlons Wl!re now permltted PT. PLEASANT - The St. for draftees. . Peter's Lutheran Church Worn· 1 ''Last year marriages and : en re~ent!v held ilc:; ran potguard and reserve enlistments 1 lu;k dmner at the home of were accepted as etemptinns I MISS Dor_ofhy Knoll, Meadowfrom the draft after a man re- brook Df!Ve. The Rev. Harold ~"eivea his ~nductlon notice" j S. Knoll. pastor. gave the lnvoRichardson said. '·This year th~ ration. ' nnlv exro,.,,, .l; 1111 ,, ,-~ , , mt~' I in li''•il<l,.inq tho fJfltlllrk dinner, the regular services.,, Mr" Prank Seh11lz. prP~ittent or the r.r··,,, nr··sirled over the He noted that la!lt year the busim'RS session. average drart-age was about ~. · Gu(>~t snPakPr tOr th~ meethut this year the callup h"d dropped down to the rrtinirnurtJ , ing WAR Mi~~ Arlf'nf' Sl111rlack, draft age of 19 . B:lptlot Ml.,lonary on furlough t fron Nigrria . Wr>~! Africa. She 'We're not sitting in clover by any mea.ns." he said. ·•even, presented a map talk relative th h to her work in the mission neld, (' ~~ tile overcall is being illustrated by two canvas hand_ IJI~ October 1965 3 726 1 made maps, also several arti· men cle~ were shown made by the were screened to induct 1.869 1 natives. Miss Spurlock is 1 men. ID September, } 966 • ~.364 1 11ister of Mrs. Vernon Deweese were called to lake •· 190· I on Mt. Yeroon Avenue. whom The callup, by county, includ· ' she visits while in Point Pleas· Pd: AUtens, 18: Belmont. 19: 1ant · Coshocton, 12, Cuyahoga 715: ; Members each presented a1 llelaw~re 28: Fairfield, 43. ·- poem. article, or brief story on · Franklm, 187 : Guernsey. 3; the top1c "Spiritual Food" Hamilton • 216·• Hock'm~ . SAVE 11; Attending the annual ·mee~ I 14•11•111n. 33'Ji .fack.son, 11: Lawrence. 18: ing wero Mrs. Jack Wigal, Gal· Llckmg, 36: Loram. 130; Lu- 1iipolis. Ohio: Mrs. Kenneth L. Sit..O.. cas, 105. ' Roush, Mrs. Dale Rou~;h, Miss Mo~tgomery, 2611; Morrow, Spurlock and Mrs. Stephen "'uskmgum, 19; Noble, 7; Por- Elberfeld, Gallipolis, both ry, 9: Tu!Cllrawas, 35: Wash- guests; the Rev. Knoll and son, Heavy ribbed plastic in white, pi..,k or blue. Hinged 'rl. John, Mrs. Scholz and the host. lid, ventilator back. ess. Miss Knoll. DEMANDS JUDGMENT PT. PLEASANT - A civil action has been filed in Ute of. fico of U1e Circuit Clerk styled Margaret R. Lambert dba Lambert's General Store vs. Edf. son Mayes and Vina Mayes, Ashton, W. Va. The plaioH!I 11 MR. K. L. BYRD demanding jndgment for the 40cY~~ sum of $420.25 interest and coato Will Be At for goods sold apd delivered by Jllmllo S/a plaintiff to defendants between 306 N. 2nd Ave. September 15. 196; and Seplem· ~ TOSS PILLOWS Middleport, Ohio ber 15, 1966. Attorney S. D. Lllllepag• is representing Ute plain· ON Hff. Your choice of fabrics and styles • •• Ito prints ar cteco- llltalized Gmlnel bwtdroplll Wllr a &au.orear parut.,· t BOX 1 . The builder tr electric heati.Dc toatuctor 1>aou bio paranteecl ealimlle 6pn ollleial arta weallter data, 11 .,.. 11 ldtt 1•• - a lNlWor or ..altar Hew .u~ eM-,_ I elodri< ltoatf THE BAKER FURNITURE IN MIDDLEPORT through -· . - --. PoD.,_, Alu:m' •• TEFLONe FRY PAN Ju11 To Be Thouqhtful Or To S.v "Thank You" To A Friend or Hosten Sand A Beautiful BLOOMING ,MUM PLANT Sizes All Colprs DUDlEY'S·- 88e Ritor colors. 19xl9-in. 177 No-stick cooking, no- ~:C:~:.:scourcteanin&'.I0-1~ . R"'J.I .JI /, , Ironing BNnl COVERS :: 67c Choose Teflon• or stlic:one finish or regular cotton drill . Drawstring closure. BELTONE HEARING AID SERVICE CENnR wit. A. ll'o nea ...,.. simple. Yov lNlldor ., Q. Wile . . . . IIIlo ......... ! A. ltdlw JOVt l>tall4or or eloctrle ,... llut will& II I wut I• bttilol a - - e Army. :.:· 1.99 il insurtcl by The AIMric111 BIIDI A.Nu..., • .,.. Company. The polleJ coooro 1M lltno rears of rour el6Ctrie h•tiaa aperatina c01t with a maximlllll Uability of OM thousand dollo,. ($1,000.00) Cor lite PHiod. Q. ~~~\~ti ~~mor~< Hamper A. Your buil4ar or eleetrlc b..ll.. - - a.. Bltctrk: R•t will remain within 10% el a 1ptelAc •ollar-and-cent& 6pre Meh roar for ~~ lrat thr« hll y"r' of oloctrie lito< will ,., . , clal• r I 1 I' ELECTRIC HOME HEAT· lNG COST CAN BE GUAR~NltED BY YOUR BUILDER I 1 out, movmg to another city and and continuing COLUMBUS !UP! I - 0 hI o !' : -' ·=·.TThhe<e 1HeAresy ssn. .HoiIS -~ .~· Ser . H .-~.. to have a specwl meehng next Sel'!;\;live VIce ea\1\juarter! week Moo dey called 4,135 men to he , · Yours trulv . !creened for the draft in order Conn TenShus to induct about 2.641 into the : MOORE'S Instant Response! I I lat-1! ,•='-=-'-=---======--====--= IN WINDOWS . I ----------- STORM DOORS m;n 1 So,.., Top-Quality .Chicago I'---------'I !':~~-~~ nltlfll!!lf:: I 1 Dr. Kramer Js M deFe}low fn Agronomy attemPt. r JUTSIDE sa.99 VHITE •...• GAL. .. ofto : filial By LOUIS CASSElS taking a seoul!" job. Occaaion· Middle ages, various 'flew wilb oae ., !lllll'e ol oemee ol Christ. II frees blm lbe . sar, Ualled ~· latenallolll ally, the .tranSition Is aceompa- were made to eotabllsh callbacy foDowing· ts· from oltll&atiOI!S lo a wile and has Nul to birth control, the nled by a lplash of publiolty, as as a norm for all clergym JII1UIIl8ll • cltlldtea which would lbal , . CCllltroveralal quaatloa In in Ute case of two Jesuit priests But the rule was wide! 1 0: -The acule worldwide !l8flly compete for hla time and preaerve law H= . bout, •ugaested trying to gel In Roman CalhoUe Churoh is who left the faculty of the until lhe 12th centur Ywf.n 11 age of prlestl . could be but oJao •to ' .DI trlct AppalaChia I touch With Pennv Lopee vio l!ie whether priests should be University of lletroit lo 'he ' . d t. t b h relieved by changmg the rJ!e. A 'ed i•bs•l'v'!I'CI! " U.S.A. 0000000 ' Ouija board. · ! allowOO to marry. married this summer . ~as ~aLe U!.a s r~ a~ Y l e There are manv men who may - id clergy would be · " Dear Editor: . So, Vlnus Blanc and Grenna ' No! sinc"O the iaw of clerical · The requir~ment that priests : eon a ran . ouncl ·. . . ' ha_ve • vocaUon to I he COlli er ly more upetllive lp How Te HoN ~the departure of our llearl who werecon.:udcrf!d most ~ cellbacy was t'!Ta.tt.M fn tlleiremain unmarried is a disci- .Other branches ~f Chmlham· IPrJesthood but who are support, and the added COlt of ~•LS£ dear friend Penny Lopee, the .' familiar wiUt sj)irils than Ute 12th eentury A. D. has thoro Ipllnary rule rather . than an ty have not seen _l•t to require Icalled to a life of celibacy. :neal s~arles '!""'d Impede r ft . • Holler has not hod much not•ce others, were pickjjl( to Otl"rale I been sueh widesproad public I unchangeable dogma of the cellbocy of lhetr clergymen. ' - There are situation~ church' miSSIOnary effort. More In )8111' paper, ond some of our ;the contraption. debate of Ito pres and cons. . Catholic church. Ev•n its most Mamed men may be ordained ,example, family co'!"'"UD& flndEverb though some priests residents have aoked_ me. lA> I The oUter members sat in a ' Tile recent VaUcan Council i fervent supporters acknowledge ' lo the Eastern Orthodox .m which mamed priests could tb ce: acy . a. heaVJ burden, I help out ''Ut ~ O!lualwn. ' circle around Ute board, held modllied the law to the extent I Uta! it Is ool Imposed by Ute prresthood. although Utey may ' be more underslandiJJB e vas ma]onty accept II a start, I will report bands and concentrated on the of permitting married men to Bible. Jesus had married men not become bishops: In protes· l more helpful to Uteir people ::uny and are not lgliiUng on the meeting of ~ Kut and question, "What are you doing be ordained as permanent !armmg his disciples. One of tant churches. muusters are !than celi~ates. . ange. . Kacklt Klub (Utals the group now, Penny?" After a short deacons. But • priest who I them was Sf Peter h not only allowed but expected , - A prJesl sustained by Ute The debate doubliess will of ladles who gel together lime. Ouija speDed out ''S·m-o-k- wants to take a wife must seek Catholics regard as the w~~~~ to have Wives, and '. pastor i love and companionship of a continue and may wax Wllrlllll', eacl> month lA> put together 11-n-g M-o-r-e, E-n-j-o-y-i-n-g • papal dispensation to re· Pope. Dorins the first three who tames ov.erlong m . tbe good wile may actuaUy quUt-bl~cks and tak; arar! 11-t 1.-e-~-s .., i nounce his pri~stly vows and centuries of the church's his- sw~!e state will £md . htmself bet~r able to attend to "the repl_l~tluns, ,on _a 5~-,,o Utts if.l . Thl· rtut que~tions was. ''Do . resllme thp lay state Thou- ' tory, It was customary for subjecled to broad hmts and affa.Jrs of the Lord'" ~n ThiS tlllmth b t' p:>fl•.· •·. " •• . '! d yuu ~lave goud bonks t.o read ~ nds of_ requests f.nr StJch : bishops as well as prif:'llts to unsu_btle attempts at_ mate~ ~racked by lonelmesl! or at the home of Ca~s1e Op1e nnw ·• · Ar d hacll came: thP an. d!spen~a!Jons are on fllp in the marry. . makmg . by members of h1s : distracted by the tnrm~flts of our lora I bPau!Jeian. :md hap· swer. ·' A-s B-e-s·t •-s •··. -v. Vatierm. Relalivel)' ffw are ' congreg~tJOn. . ·sexual frustration r However. ("t'lihacv :ll ~ o hnd C th 1 1 b1 pened ~ be on her mol' I recent e-r.'' 1\ftcr a number "'nr "li~S · !.("rnnt Pd. · ~ .<1 o K:~ w 111 . e teve thRt .c atholics who want to main- !· C ·t advocates rrnm tJw curl ies t thP it p 1 1 ld 1 25th b lh" tr ~ay . 8siiiP receivt'O ti()ll!i ()J on l ~· o e r·~nn.al uHt·n·~t If a rri~t goes ahead and days of the chur(·h Om• ot . nt.•s ~ s lou ww· a tam the pr('Sf'nl rlllt' reply I ne": OUiJa board as one :Jf were answered. ''Penny'' (~!-- , get s married anvwav he 19 , them was St P' I I 11 choiC'e betwl'f•n N' li hacy and wilh these poinl.~: her- i 'fts and after ,the club mnrkt'd " ll-a-v-e _1'-o L-t)-i:I ·Ve automaticaaly . e'X:~ornm;mt· uut In onP nf ·t~'/s ~ ::t~(~ t:~pr ~~ USLiall . their Is a . and a · m~et~g ended ~ml. of the Y·o-Il N-o-w. l'·t-m-e F' 1 :- rated. 1'h1• s~verity of the pen- ! Christians at Corinth what is VISIT OUR mt m ers. who dtdn I wam to L·u-n-f·-h:. H il vi n-g B-a-r- ·alty has not deterred a sub- : stil l the primarv Hrgum 1·nt Io~ be tile first to )eave and be· b-e-c-u-e. One m11re query 1 :o:tanhcil number of priests from ' ar: unmarried ~ini~ fr , BLACk - BROWN ~~ _!~~ -~~~- Ia be talked a· . wa s asked however: "But, Pen- i marryin_g. No reliable figure! I "The unmarritod ~~an is ;n)-, whal do ~ou . thm.~ of the : are ava1 lablr ()n the number of I anxitlUS about the affairs of the Sizu : srht'ul eon:-<ohl_atJon? ! m~n lost to the_ priesthood in I Lord. how to ph•ase tile Lnrd. " · • Twin Size Hollywood Beds, comp. $39.75 4 to 10 out ~hts way . bu1 an mfonne.d (.!uess . said the apostle . "Btn the , And the Oulra spelled 1 ·se'., Pro~erhs XXVI 27. Bye ftS that f.here are upwards of 1 married man is anxious a,0111 ,1 • 2 pee. Livinq Room Suites $97 1 now . Wh1ch seem!i to be Pen. j 4,000 married ex pTJesls in worldly atrairs how to 1 • 9x 12 Linoleum Ruqs $4.88 hi~ wife. llnd his intt·n·slpsleaa;r;ee ,'1 1ny's l_ast word on the matter. , the United Slates alone. 1 Bunk Beds, complete ___ $68 i I Will try to keep you informQoiet Fade-Ou1 divided." · i ed on evenls in tile Holler from Most of them do a quiel fade-; Beginning 111 the 4111 . Save More at Moore'sl M•J) c }) I er a s For New w ay In p0lit•JCS ::S~:' "=t!:m Celibacy Looms as Growing Catholic Priesthood u:~.!'i.o!:a: ~ Pllasanl: Mil. Alulre• Meat!~ 11. a..u. Pi; Pi-.a&1 Mn.! 8 By Mrt. 1'1 lerta liP ell IJ'OUIIII lbe "' 1 1 Ill Henry McDole, a native of sight-see later." Princess Gr""' Kelly's offi- ~we wrote Ute sat! news that Ute tween-act subway· crush81, and Meigt County, ....,.,tly rocotv- Homy and his wl~. Verba, clal publicily indicated she'd Harvey Stones bad dlvon:ed tD Sl!erry'e Ia aut In that cateaory td 1 Ioken ol lr\endlhlp from bopa lo make a trip to Colo- returned to Monaco lfter a • Mexlc:o, Utere were Jllrvey and and Autoi!Ullla canteen Ia In; hla l'lllow warllers of lhe Un- rldo to ~isit their niece, lben quiclt·trlp toN, Y. but abe's r<> bla ex-wife Lois In the Stage and lest you suspect Automatic -- derground Department at a ro· travel on to California. ported tncogni!G 11t Ol:llan City, Deily, teartns a herring and Canteen m111ht mean some oort tlrement party In hia honor, acN. J., and Producer Sam IRiv· bavlnl a lovely compatible lime of clauical Automat, it doesn't: cordlnl to lllc Toledo Edloon er Kwal) SpeJael may have a "'l'oo bad," we told Loli, It's just Ute name ol lho huge News. filmfiub lll!Ortly Barriater "yoo're such nice people." to Orm I!OW run 10 excellently by The balance of the report Roy M. Colm, wb011 clil!llls which Loli shrugged, "We're Pat O'Malley. former top veep Hwtgarian atateaman Louts follows: stretch from hera to Johll!llel· still nice nice people" . True. of the Coca Cola Co . · . T 1l e i Kossuth was born on Ibis day McDole waa called "One of burl just waa elected chair· . very modern opera house, beau· I In 1802. · Ute Best" durin& lbe eveniD& of man' of Ute Chicago Guaranty The qitlcal ,analysiS. of , the tifully designed, still keeps the On this day in history: his rellrement party, held by Bank & Trust Co . Guherna· new ~e~a strl'!:"m 1 ~~e A~- 1 glamorous old horseshoe effect, In 11160, Sovle' Premier his assocU.tes In Ute Undertorlai aspirant Frank O'Connor tonY 1. eopa "111 ~ awa111 • thank tradition. Khrushchev received 8 cold 1 1roond Department. . . yesterday called former Mayor oor ne mus•c cr cs appra o- 1 recepllon when he arrived In He received one of t11c fiiiHt MARIE'ITA -Tfl!lh DIStrict Bob Wagner and got a near - als, but we were there for a The Almaaac tbe United States to attend Ute compliments In hia 40 years Candidate ClaNDC!! E. Mllle~ mlu phone number, Instead: lhe ~~~~ :u:~dl~~~= ~ By Ualted Pros• JntemaUonal United Nations General Auem· wiUt the company. He was weD Monday nliht C1llled for reapon lrlsb lady who reed lbe call crets Utat Franco ZiffereiU'a Today Is Monday, Sept. 19, bly. knowa for fast neal jobs. slble Coll&Htllonal ....,._Dta· thouJhl II was one of her Utree. atagt scene and costumes Ute 2112nd day of 1966 wlUt 103 In 1777, American soldiers Henry left school early but lion whieh will force lbe AdmiD- sons who always like to p u II are ~ mo 1ryexdti ttr to follow. won the first Battle of continued bill education in area lotrattoo to head off nattonal mom's lei so she thought it waa tive lmagi~tively ·~~~: a~~~ The moon Is hetw,.,n its new Saratoga, N.Y., In Ute RevoiU· foundries, and the Willys Over- problems rather than walt untu one of them: before she could _dell~ate • as-jewelry of any ohase and first quarter. lionary War. I land Manufaciurln& Plant. He pollheai expediency dk!tatoa ac- uplaln,,lhe next-Gov. qwckly lwe've ever seen In any opera ' The morning stars are In 1863, Unlon .and Confederjoined The Toledo Edison Com- lion. . asked. Have Bob call me, house here or In Euro e I Saturn. Jupiter. Mars and ole soldiers mel m the BatUe of pany In 1126 and worked his "It It d!ffl('lllt to remember please." and rang oft The I When ,you think this youn: <IS) I Venus. Chickomauga, Ga. The rebels way up t~rough ranks, be- when a pn)blem of such serJ~: : rea!lon we know : the nice lad~ IItalian , genius· type ranges ! The,evening s!r i~ ~at~rn w~~-~! !ol_~wing d-~~ ALL-STAR LATEX linning as a truck driver, then consequences lo •. nation h rl wa~ our :setTetary, Mary Gil I from films Liz & Olckle'! ,. to h~lper, and finally to cable been approached ~n the manne : Jan ~ m?ther. eat, uramlng of the Shrew," \II/ALL PAINT splicer. in which the AdmlnlBtratton ~s _Geo~gJe Jesse! now . ~s worn . pro"uctions at London 's eon- I Looktns back at his 40 years approa~.hed. the problem ol m- hiS Vie! Nom-entertamms USO ' vent Garden. plus o•mchln~·llP I I Ul II with the company, Henry rt- nation, M1ller told t~e Wash- unitorm at least a montb long· I BtU Shakespeare's words for 1 $3.79 called two Incidents· ington County Women 1 Repub· ~ here than the two weeks he 1the new Met Opera set to The first happened in 1945 Iicon Club. '·After months of )llked In VietNam: even wear• straight drama in Rome lAnna ! when he worked oo a •lreet Itrying to pass aroond the blame Jt lA> weddiD&s S. F. Giants I Magnani most recently! Sam· , OUR CHIEF light which was stili hot. He for rising prices like 1 hot PB· ; Owner Horace Stoneham's ~ 00 I oel Barber's music - h; would · Now Is The Time To Prep1re WALL PAINT didn't know it wa' hoi until he tato and then finally admit ling ! oow 19 an etec at CBS, whicb oeem lA> be the modern RenaJowoke up. He was burned good. there might be a bit of infla- owno the Yankees The Dig~t aance Man. $4.99 qal. Your Home For The Cold We1ther Ahead. Then ail Utat talk about safety tion by telling the American Yep. Yep, Fellas. Leontyne made some real sense." he said. people 11 " good lor them, the Price illdeed wore her toples!IHenry also recalled working AdminiJtrafion has offered an costumes as Indicated in aU & in an underground vault on anti-Inflation program. . Ute advance sketches. wiUt Madloon Avooue, when a cable l "We hope they keep Ibm ; 3 "pasties" just like at the Latin exploded. He was down there pledge," continued Miller. "We · Quarter. oo the Mel ' blnocu. · wiUt lwo other fellows when I hope needleSB spending is ('Ill, lar concession should coin a the cable blew up. Nobody got but we stili are awaiting the fortune The many new res· MIDDLEPORT, 0. MAIN ST. hurt but they didn't wait for premised action. taurants and ban are a conPOMIROY 992·2848 ''· • ..D AVE. another invitation to gel up and "But the question remains," Dr. Nicholas w. Kramer. bus- venient delight, no hysterical 1...,===================[ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! oul of there. offered Miller, "just where was band of Ute former Thanet ·= • Concerning his plans for re-I Congress duriD& the reckleSi Damitz, daughtOI' of Mr. and lirement: days which led to this Inflation· Mrs. w. 0. Barnilz, Pomeroy, Henry said. "I can't stand a- ary period? · bas been named a F'~low in round dointl noUtlnl. The wifo "Tile truth is Congress appar· the Amerie•• Society of Agand I plan to travel around ently couldn't say no with a ronomy. Ohio, and see what there is to 2 to 1 majority, they couldn' t Researr · 1 for Paymast· · see in this state. Then we may separate responsible government er Seeds, ne, Texas, he spending from poorly conCP.:ived received the honor during the ASK TO WED and poorly administered prQ-- Society's annual convention at PT. PLEASANT - Three cou- grams which serve at best Oklahoma State University, il ~les have made applications for . only as a temporary pactfJ~ Stillwater, late in August. marriage licenses in the office er for the domestic problef118 Born in Burkettsville, Ohio, of County C l~rk. Apphring were: facing this nation . Kramer won his B. S. desne Robert J. Haynes, 35. Pl. Pleas· "The time is now," conclnd- in 1944 and his Ph. D degree in 'nt, and Patricia Kay Wondo, td Miller. "Now is the lime to crop breediD& in !INti, lollowlllg 32,-Gallipolis, Ohio; Harry Paul make the chanse and make Ute cambat infantry 181'VIce In WW Plantz, 21. Hendenon, and Mel· chaD&e to ooe of responsible II, at Ohio Slate University. >a Jean Boni!Cutter, 17, Hoi· ConJresalonal representation. His doctoral lludtes and !atsell; Ira Cody Hope. 68. GaiU- You mutt elect repre!entatives er employmenl In Ohio bad polls Ferry, and Syble Terry, who ""' publio, aol political, him workl!!l 011 corn hybrids >7, Hender.on. intereat 11 1 ll!ldellne." for •oulbom Oblo boltomllndo. I• ' -I. FLOOR PLANTER Reg. z.a 177 • Elegant accessory in uny room! White or gold pot on black stand. 15% -in. Rich appearance of cane and wood recreated in pla stic. Stays covereq,! COOKIE TRAY T~fl on•- lined alummum. 10~1 5 - m. l•f·FHt AREA RUGS :.: 1.99 Use 111 hall to stop tracked in mud. Non-skid blckina. Bold modenl toiOtS. U·IN. GRIDDLE 166 Tellon -lined . . . no gr~ase needed. • • . ,.I. N 2 BB ,..,...,. • 8111• whh T.tltmr. ' 1Y..-Ilud,.l KITCHEN TOOLS LAUNDRY BASKET Blue C1rousel Uont. b4ack underside. Plastic looks hke wo11en wicker Ml desig"· c~or. And it's handyt 99c ~::.• 63c_ R ... lh te Nc Met PRICES AS BRIEF AS A CAT NAP! CHILDREN'S SWEATSHIRTS Mines', Women'• ~·1.78 BLOUSES Prints and S<:Mid eolori ~-knit ll'ilh fun.zip front, dtawslrine · for soorts or dress WNr. :: 1.67 tJosure hood. GIRL'S SWEAT.SHIRTS ~ 1.37 wiUJ SlUM as abow wide choice of colors. )(0 tona raaten sleeves.. Girls' Tights ·;;;· I ·,~2; Ktetps ber kfa:s w1rm but . not resbkted. 100% stretch · nyto,.., efasllc W"ditt. r--~ I 2.11 · Str.tch Pants Flt2-7 1.18 Fit ,.,• u.... ,....... 01 with knit top for ptay. Durable fabrie il wa&hable, tool BEN . ' MIISeS', w-•• STREICH CA ltiS V.rtety Gf colors in two ..,...,_Silos 8-18. :.: 3.77 .FRANKLIN• . MIDDlEPORT,,OHIO. ' .' ' ~ �----- ... ---- - ... -- - -----·- . ___..... ·- ·- ... - .... -~ . """' ' i F }} McDo·'}e R · etires o owing 40 Years Wit• h ut m·ty cOe .f.-Dally SeDtlnel, Pomeroy-lillddlepqrt, Q~· atpt. 20, li68 · Pl·•nt VIlli)' BOiplial Voice 0 'J:t Broadway J ek O'Brilm a.111e ; 1- Luther Prjoe, Apple GI'CIVI; pt. Pleuant; Mrl. 01>11 Mo- i:Joyd 'ntornton and daUghter. Rudy Pickens, Ga!Upolis Fer- Clore, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. John Letart. . _ • ry; KelUt Newberry, Letart; Mrs. oak Grimm, Letart. DISCHARGED : Mrs. Wayne Love, West Columbua; WIUiam Bar!tS, Pt. Pleasant; .Mrs. Harold Keefer, Pt. Pleasant; Daniel Willlamo, GalUpolls Fer· ry; Mrs. Danny Kimbler, Leon; Mrs. George ¥cCUntock, Pt. " f.' STRAP FLAT BUDGET SHOP JNSIJIAn( and 1 ,... King Builders Supply Co. For Drafting Of2~64I Men •' f!ER.E ARE SOME ANSWERS TO QUES. fi0N8 ON THIS SENSATIONAL GUA&o ANTill PLAN: Q. Buldr ••M do you mtan bJ a Gu1raa.... · - Bealloc Plu f A. k will panDtae that U.. anl\ul "perat-lq eaol ot UaUng your h.... with Flame- Q. Bow do I know •J ••t- • •ntr~etor ._u... -tor eleet.rle tiNting co•traetor . . kt• the Oporat~Jt& Cost Guara111M a part bit speriftcationl. You examine and approq It be{orf 1M* t~et. You know euetlr !tow much yoar tlectric heatlnr will cott and you'll bt ourprise4 how exc:etdbtcly low it is! or htatlr~ who llu iDJiallod lito htali"!< , •:r- Ia tho """-. '"' b11y, or build. Q; ou,, ..1 ....... lito ,.............. ! A. When you buJ or build a new home with Flamelell Eltctric Beat inttalleG , you •e•'• ad IJPN'ftltiM writta operatin& Cool ~ w ... , .. ....,. lito pw'• chuo. 'l'lto (laaraatee will coDtaitt the wli· ...aed ,..,.1, eoJt of hu.tinc your horoe the F••m e' ns way. The cost is dearly stated Ia a opeciac ....,,...114....111ipn. Whoa JOII bay lito ..... iato oll'eet. It tilol 411Nr tllo lint du• f1111 JVI eecuPJ your home, JOUr yearly beJtilll: - _ _.. 1M ootimalt4 fipre .,. more tbaa 10%, your builder ., eleetric heating contractor will reim· bdr• ,ou. He will alao m.ak~ any adjUJt. noento or lbal lli&J bt l'<lljUind II make ,.ur fttm"M' laMt QIWD optl'l.tt Q. . ~.· eba.,.. ,_,..... ._lolr, Tile a......... ilia 1 'll'l'itilll . •·• Yoo'ro fiiiiJ p~ot.cto4. ( Q. It AadwUI ....l 7 " ' " - Coollf TotlaJ tho eoot Flonwl... !leclrie Beot or i• ~~oe' .,.... oorve4 br Tile Eleclrit Com· P"•J ia ..lllallJ 18!' loww it ~ io 19~7. Wh• - )i you coaobill< lite •-llllinc .... eleao comfort._._-·- IIlii llexibiDIJ or olotlrio bettt. willt 111o tow ntel, it adds up to the II ... investment in llome comlcqt JOD CD ..U. I I '11111111/ikl lltDfl illf6fllllriMI .. , .,••, ........u•• tilt. ... A. .-r -lor ··~- ....... , iL h I. The fltlure was about 10 ner ' ut eran \l omen ' rent less Utan Ute overall num- · · ber screened a )'ear ago in Oc- Hold A ' 1 Iober, according to Col. Wil· i DDUa liam Richardson. , He said Ute reduction in Ute Fall p tl k number of men screened came . 0 DC 01 electric hlat:lac a:peaieaee IIICI *ilL •tim•iinc ot aruoua1 loMiillr .. DtW eoMipl, but fNirlll$ ..U il & Milt DeW •tep. Q. The ··-·· - II ... ~ tep oa tht • ••t~~~~a--wo , ala.llus:Z ,oar engli~ A. Fralllcly, to ilramatiealty prooe that p.oo ........ bllildaro ... Plameleso BtatiDC - - .... _pl... faitlt ia lilo _ , aM dlpoldalliUIJ' of llooir piOJI. DOL 8tald•N..- .....U,- madt ror ea1J a fw _..,or a - · • bli.&iiJ opan.U• ... taeat-ia ,...... till Flamolea Btal Quruloe il I IJ I I .. all IMkH fwr tale MR. BYRD will be gl~d to i!Vt you 1 free hbrlug lest with the latest Bel· . ......... ,... BUDGET PAYMEIJ PIM - - tllo peaNit, , . _ ...... ability lad tl the JIIP••t. ASAIIIMI . . 1' . . . . II tone ;c I L -••w I--.....---1 If hNrfiiJ If JOUr problem hltont Ia : Ill$. I'IIOH£ - - - - - S.l" Ctl...thl nil ltut~erw Ollie Electric C:e. ~ll 5 OtltlJI!tl .. • •-- -:::a: Electronic equip· ment. · ,._,..I thu"'- . BEL TOtfE ' Head11 . . Aid(..;,., . J04.T.N'FH ST. tiUNTINGTOtt W. • ..,. ,, ., CI'f-----·~----- PHON£_ _ _ _ __ MAll. TOe 1 hearing aids llalteriM and tUppiiN fwr .ADDI!nS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • To repair and service : •• ...... j AMI you get up to 10% tPOre 7 Ege frola E B f JB':S . Both Ashland A..flus aDd 111tr wt Arc I . . ~ ' 111. llhla.... at,oarGoodR V" .,. I' •SCIID I' .. M~... ASiftAND 01\ • a ' .' ' •• ·. '" I -~:':!,..,.....,..,....,..,.....,..,..,.......,,......,....,.,__~=="""""",J_i_I,=~=,.,....,,.M~I~D~D~L=E~P~O:R~T~,~~O:.:_....,.,...;,=~~~ .. . ,Make ·Your boi/Jrs 'lio further .,..;:ir. , Reg. 2.29 Dish Drainer and Tray •• ·-·~····1.57 Reg. 25¢·29¢ Kitchen Tools ........... _,,2/29~ Reg. 1.39 Bathtub Mat ........... - - · · .911j1 Reg( 1.98 Set of 3 Mixing Bowls._ .~ Reg. 1.00 Bowl Brush & Holder ....... ....... . 771 • 9 a.m. to 12 noon ~£--------------------~--------~ I • FROM PINse ,..,. • lteatille ~lilt cd 011 _ , ,_10 0 build 0 buy a ~~ew llolllll rJ- t cal aiUi ..S GO. will f\als,. -thtaQcl VItalized GNOitoe • ale ana was built to~. V.O. car._ I Reduced Prices . fin 'f v_erydat N,.l(s 'I Thursday, Sept. 22 ELECTRIC HEATING DPERATIIG COST GUARANTEE PlAN I because fewer last minute er· emptlons Wl!re now permltted PT. PLEASANT - The St. for draftees. . Peter's Lutheran Church Worn· 1 ''Last year marriages and : en re~ent!v held ilc:; ran potguard and reserve enlistments 1 lu;k dmner at the home of were accepted as etemptinns I MISS Dor_ofhy Knoll, Meadowfrom the draft after a man re- brook Df!Ve. The Rev. Harold ~"eivea his ~nductlon notice" j S. Knoll. pastor. gave the lnvoRichardson said. '·This year th~ ration. ' nnlv exro,.,,, .l; 1111 ,, ,-~ , , mt~' I in li''•il<l,.inq tho fJfltlllrk dinner, the regular services.,, Mr" Prank Seh11lz. prP~ittent or the r.r··,,, nr··sirled over the He noted that la!lt year the busim'RS session. average drart-age was about ~. · Gu(>~t snPakPr tOr th~ meethut this year the callup h"d dropped down to the rrtinirnurtJ , ing WAR Mi~~ Arlf'nf' Sl111rlack, draft age of 19 . B:lptlot Ml.,lonary on furlough t fron Nigrria . Wr>~! Africa. She 'We're not sitting in clover by any mea.ns." he said. ·•even, presented a map talk relative th h to her work in the mission neld, (' ~~ tile overcall is being illustrated by two canvas hand_ IJI~ October 1965 3 726 1 made maps, also several arti· men cle~ were shown made by the were screened to induct 1.869 1 natives. Miss Spurlock is 1 men. ID September, } 966 • ~.364 1 11ister of Mrs. Vernon Deweese were called to lake •· 190· I on Mt. Yeroon Avenue. whom The callup, by county, includ· ' she visits while in Point Pleas· Pd: AUtens, 18: Belmont. 19: 1ant · Coshocton, 12, Cuyahoga 715: ; Members each presented a1 llelaw~re 28: Fairfield, 43. ·- poem. article, or brief story on · Franklm, 187 : Guernsey. 3; the top1c "Spiritual Food" Hamilton • 216·• Hock'm~ . SAVE 11; Attending the annual ·mee~ I 14•11•111n. 33'Ji .fack.son, 11: Lawrence. 18: ing wero Mrs. Jack Wigal, Gal· Llckmg, 36: Loram. 130; Lu- 1iipolis. Ohio: Mrs. Kenneth L. Sit..O.. cas, 105. ' Roush, Mrs. Dale Rou~;h, Miss Mo~tgomery, 2611; Morrow, Spurlock and Mrs. Stephen "'uskmgum, 19; Noble, 7; Por- Elberfeld, Gallipolis, both ry, 9: Tu!Cllrawas, 35: Wash- guests; the Rev. Knoll and son, Heavy ribbed plastic in white, pi..,k or blue. Hinged 'rl. John, Mrs. Scholz and the host. lid, ventilator back. ess. Miss Knoll. DEMANDS JUDGMENT PT. PLEASANT - A civil action has been filed in Ute of. fico of U1e Circuit Clerk styled Margaret R. Lambert dba Lambert's General Store vs. Edf. son Mayes and Vina Mayes, Ashton, W. Va. The plaioH!I 11 MR. K. L. BYRD demanding jndgment for the 40cY~~ sum of $420.25 interest and coato Will Be At for goods sold apd delivered by Jllmllo S/a plaintiff to defendants between 306 N. 2nd Ave. September 15. 196; and Seplem· ~ TOSS PILLOWS Middleport, Ohio ber 15, 1966. Attorney S. D. Lllllepag• is representing Ute plain· ON Hff. Your choice of fabrics and styles • •• Ito prints ar cteco- llltalized Gmlnel bwtdroplll Wllr a &au.orear parut.,· t BOX 1 . The builder tr electric heati.Dc toatuctor 1>aou bio paranteecl ealimlle 6pn ollleial arta weallter data, 11 .,.. 11 ldtt 1•• - a lNlWor or ..altar Hew .u~ eM-,_ I elodri< ltoatf THE BAKER FURNITURE IN MIDDLEPORT through -· . - --. PoD.,_, Alu:m' •• TEFLONe FRY PAN Ju11 To Be Thouqhtful Or To S.v "Thank You" To A Friend or Hosten Sand A Beautiful BLOOMING ,MUM PLANT Sizes All Colprs DUDlEY'S·- 88e Ritor colors. 19xl9-in. 177 No-stick cooking, no- ~:C:~:.:scourcteanin&'.I0-1~ . R"'J.I .JI /, , Ironing BNnl COVERS :: 67c Choose Teflon• or stlic:one finish or regular cotton drill . Drawstring closure. BELTONE HEARING AID SERVICE CENnR wit. A. ll'o nea ...,.. simple. Yov lNlldor ., Q. Wile . . . . IIIlo ......... ! A. ltdlw JOVt l>tall4or or eloctrle ,... llut will& II I wut I• bttilol a - - e Army. :.:· 1.99 il insurtcl by The AIMric111 BIIDI A.Nu..., • .,.. Company. The polleJ coooro 1M lltno rears of rour el6Ctrie h•tiaa aperatina c01t with a maximlllll Uability of OM thousand dollo,. ($1,000.00) Cor lite PHiod. Q. ~~~\~ti ~~mor~< Hamper A. Your buil4ar or eleetrlc b..ll.. - - a.. Bltctrk: R•t will remain within 10% el a 1ptelAc •ollar-and-cent& 6pre Meh roar for ~~ lrat thr« hll y"r' of oloctrie lito< will ,., . , clal• r I 1 I' ELECTRIC HOME HEAT· lNG COST CAN BE GUAR~NltED BY YOUR BUILDER I 1 out, movmg to another city and and continuing COLUMBUS !UP! I - 0 hI o !' : -' ·=·.TThhe<e 1HeAresy ssn. .HoiIS -~ .~· Ser . H .-~.. to have a specwl meehng next Sel'!;\;live VIce ea\1\juarter! week Moo dey called 4,135 men to he , · Yours trulv . !creened for the draft in order Conn TenShus to induct about 2.641 into the : MOORE'S Instant Response! I I lat-1! ,•='-=-'-=---======--====--= IN WINDOWS . I ----------- STORM DOORS m;n 1 So,.., Top-Quality .Chicago I'---------'I !':~~-~~ nltlfll!!lf:: I 1 Dr. Kramer Js M deFe}low fn Agronomy attemPt. r JUTSIDE sa.99 VHITE •...• GAL. .. ofto : filial By LOUIS CASSElS taking a seoul!" job. Occaaion· Middle ages, various 'flew wilb oae ., !lllll'e ol oemee ol Christ. II frees blm lbe . sar, Ualled ~· latenallolll ally, the .tranSition Is aceompa- were made to eotabllsh callbacy foDowing· ts· from oltll&atiOI!S lo a wile and has Nul to birth control, the nled by a lplash of publiolty, as as a norm for all clergym JII1UIIl8ll • cltlldtea which would lbal , . CCllltroveralal quaatloa In in Ute case of two Jesuit priests But the rule was wide! 1 0: -The acule worldwide !l8flly compete for hla time and preaerve law H= . bout, •ugaested trying to gel In Roman CalhoUe Churoh is who left the faculty of the until lhe 12th centur Ywf.n 11 age of prlestl . could be but oJao •to ' .DI trlct AppalaChia I touch With Pennv Lopee vio l!ie whether priests should be University of lletroit lo 'he ' . d t. t b h relieved by changmg the rJ!e. A 'ed i•bs•l'v'!I'CI! " U.S.A. 0000000 ' Ouija board. · ! allowOO to marry. married this summer . ~as ~aLe U!.a s r~ a~ Y l e There are manv men who may - id clergy would be · " Dear Editor: . So, Vlnus Blanc and Grenna ' No! sinc"O the iaw of clerical · The requir~ment that priests : eon a ran . ouncl ·. . . ' ha_ve • vocaUon to I he COlli er ly more upetllive lp How Te HoN ~the departure of our llearl who werecon.:udcrf!d most ~ cellbacy was t'!Ta.tt.M fn tlleiremain unmarried is a disci- .Other branches ~f Chmlham· IPrJesthood but who are support, and the added COlt of ~•LS£ dear friend Penny Lopee, the .' familiar wiUt sj)irils than Ute 12th eentury A. D. has thoro Ipllnary rule rather . than an ty have not seen _l•t to require Icalled to a life of celibacy. :neal s~arles '!""'d Impede r ft . • Holler has not hod much not•ce others, were pickjjl( to Otl"rale I been sueh widesproad public I unchangeable dogma of the cellbocy of lhetr clergymen. ' - There are situation~ church' miSSIOnary effort. More In )8111' paper, ond some of our ;the contraption. debate of Ito pres and cons. . Catholic church. Ev•n its most Mamed men may be ordained ,example, family co'!"'"UD& flndEverb though some priests residents have aoked_ me. lA> I The oUter members sat in a ' Tile recent VaUcan Council i fervent supporters acknowledge ' lo the Eastern Orthodox .m which mamed priests could tb ce: acy . a. heaVJ burden, I help out ''Ut ~ O!lualwn. ' circle around Ute board, held modllied the law to the extent I Uta! it Is ool Imposed by Ute prresthood. although Utey may ' be more underslandiJJB e vas ma]onty accept II a start, I will report bands and concentrated on the of permitting married men to Bible. Jesus had married men not become bishops: In protes· l more helpful to Uteir people ::uny and are not lgliiUng on the meeting of ~ Kut and question, "What are you doing be ordained as permanent !armmg his disciples. One of tant churches. muusters are !than celi~ates. . ange. . Kacklt Klub (Utals the group now, Penny?" After a short deacons. But • priest who I them was Sf Peter h not only allowed but expected , - A prJesl sustained by Ute The debate doubliess will of ladles who gel together lime. Ouija speDed out ''S·m-o-k- wants to take a wife must seek Catholics regard as the w~~~~ to have Wives, and '. pastor i love and companionship of a continue and may wax Wllrlllll', eacl> month lA> put together 11-n-g M-o-r-e, E-n-j-o-y-i-n-g • papal dispensation to re· Pope. Dorins the first three who tames ov.erlong m . tbe good wile may actuaUy quUt-bl~cks and tak; arar! 11-t 1.-e-~-s .., i nounce his pri~stly vows and centuries of the church's his- sw~!e state will £md . htmself bet~r able to attend to "the repl_l~tluns, ,on _a 5~-,,o Utts if.l . Thl· rtut que~tions was. ''Do . resllme thp lay state Thou- ' tory, It was customary for subjecled to broad hmts and affa.Jrs of the Lord'" ~n ThiS tlllmth b t' p:>fl•.· •·. " •• . '! d yuu ~lave goud bonks t.o read ~ nds of_ requests f.nr StJch : bishops as well as prif:'llts to unsu_btle attempts at_ mate~ ~racked by lonelmesl! or at the home of Ca~s1e Op1e nnw ·• · Ar d hacll came: thP an. d!spen~a!Jons are on fllp in the marry. . makmg . by members of h1s : distracted by the tnrm~flts of our lora I bPau!Jeian. :md hap· swer. ·' A-s B-e-s·t •-s •··. -v. Vatierm. Relalivel)' ffw are ' congreg~tJOn. . ·sexual frustration r However. ("t'lihacv :ll ~ o hnd C th 1 1 b1 pened ~ be on her mol' I recent e-r.'' 1\ftcr a number "'nr "li~S · !.("rnnt Pd. · ~ .<1 o K:~ w 111 . e teve thRt .c atholics who want to main- !· C ·t advocates rrnm tJw curl ies t thP it p 1 1 ld 1 25th b lh" tr ~ay . 8siiiP receivt'O ti()ll!i ()J on l ~· o e r·~nn.al uHt·n·~t If a rri~t goes ahead and days of the chur(·h Om• ot . nt.•s ~ s lou ww· a tam the pr('Sf'nl rlllt' reply I ne": OUiJa board as one :Jf were answered. ''Penny'' (~!-- , get s married anvwav he 19 , them was St P' I I 11 choiC'e betwl'f•n N' li hacy and wilh these poinl.~: her- i 'fts and after ,the club mnrkt'd " ll-a-v-e _1'-o L-t)-i:I ·Ve automaticaaly . e'X:~ornm;mt· uut In onP nf ·t~'/s ~ ::t~(~ t:~pr ~~ USLiall . their Is a . and a · m~et~g ended ~ml. of the Y·o-Il N-o-w. l'·t-m-e F' 1 :- rated. 1'h1• s~verity of the pen- ! Christians at Corinth what is VISIT OUR mt m ers. who dtdn I wam to L·u-n-f·-h:. H il vi n-g B-a-r- ·alty has not deterred a sub- : stil l the primarv Hrgum 1·nt Io~ be tile first to )eave and be· b-e-c-u-e. One m11re query 1 :o:tanhcil number of priests from ' ar: unmarried ~ini~ fr , BLACk - BROWN ~~ _!~~ -~~~- Ia be talked a· . wa s asked however: "But, Pen- i marryin_g. No reliable figure! I "The unmarritod ~~an is ;n)-, whal do ~ou . thm.~ of the : are ava1 lablr ()n the number of I anxitlUS about the affairs of the Sizu : srht'ul eon:-<ohl_atJon? ! m~n lost to the_ priesthood in I Lord. how to ph•ase tile Lnrd. " · • Twin Size Hollywood Beds, comp. $39.75 4 to 10 out ~hts way . bu1 an mfonne.d (.!uess . said the apostle . "Btn the , And the Oulra spelled 1 ·se'., Pro~erhs XXVI 27. Bye ftS that f.here are upwards of 1 married man is anxious a,0111 ,1 • 2 pee. Livinq Room Suites $97 1 now . Wh1ch seem!i to be Pen. j 4,000 married ex pTJesls in worldly atrairs how to 1 • 9x 12 Linoleum Ruqs $4.88 hi~ wife. llnd his intt·n·slpsleaa;r;ee ,'1 1ny's l_ast word on the matter. , the United Slates alone. 1 Bunk Beds, complete ___ $68 i I Will try to keep you informQoiet Fade-Ou1 divided." · i ed on evenls in tile Holler from Most of them do a quiel fade-; Beginning 111 the 4111 . Save More at Moore'sl M•J) c }) I er a s For New w ay In p0lit•JCS ::S~:' "=t!:m Celibacy Looms as Growing Catholic Priesthood u:~.!'i.o!:a: ~ Pllasanl: Mil. Alulre• Meat!~ 11. a..u. Pi; Pi-.a&1 Mn.! 8 By Mrt. 1'1 lerta liP ell IJ'OUIIII lbe "' 1 1 Ill Henry McDole, a native of sight-see later." Princess Gr""' Kelly's offi- ~we wrote Ute sat! news that Ute tween-act subway· crush81, and Meigt County, ....,.,tly rocotv- Homy and his wl~. Verba, clal publicily indicated she'd Harvey Stones bad dlvon:ed tD Sl!erry'e Ia aut In that cateaory td 1 Ioken ol lr\endlhlp from bopa lo make a trip to Colo- returned to Monaco lfter a • Mexlc:o, Utere were Jllrvey and and Autoi!Ullla canteen Ia In; hla l'lllow warllers of lhe Un- rldo to ~isit their niece, lben quiclt·trlp toN, Y. but abe's r<> bla ex-wife Lois In the Stage and lest you suspect Automatic -- derground Department at a ro· travel on to California. ported tncogni!G 11t Ol:llan City, Deily, teartns a herring and Canteen m111ht mean some oort tlrement party In hia honor, acN. J., and Producer Sam IRiv· bavlnl a lovely compatible lime of clauical Automat, it doesn't: cordlnl to lllc Toledo Edloon er Kwal) SpeJael may have a "'l'oo bad," we told Loli, It's just Ute name ol lho huge News. filmfiub lll!Ortly Barriater "yoo're such nice people." to Orm I!OW run 10 excellently by The balance of the report Roy M. Colm, wb011 clil!llls which Loli shrugged, "We're Pat O'Malley. former top veep Hwtgarian atateaman Louts follows: stretch from hera to Johll!llel· still nice nice people" . True. of the Coca Cola Co . · . T 1l e i Kossuth was born on Ibis day McDole waa called "One of burl just waa elected chair· . very modern opera house, beau· I In 1802. · Ute Best" durin& lbe eveniD& of man' of Ute Chicago Guaranty The qitlcal ,analysiS. of , the tifully designed, still keeps the On this day in history: his rellrement party, held by Bank & Trust Co . Guherna· new ~e~a strl'!:"m 1 ~~e A~- 1 glamorous old horseshoe effect, In 11160, Sovle' Premier his assocU.tes In Ute Undertorlai aspirant Frank O'Connor tonY 1. eopa "111 ~ awa111 • thank tradition. Khrushchev received 8 cold 1 1roond Department. . . yesterday called former Mayor oor ne mus•c cr cs appra o- 1 recepllon when he arrived In He received one of t11c fiiiHt MARIE'ITA -Tfl!lh DIStrict Bob Wagner and got a near - als, but we were there for a The Almaaac tbe United States to attend Ute compliments In hia 40 years Candidate ClaNDC!! E. Mllle~ mlu phone number, Instead: lhe ~~~~ :u:~dl~~~= ~ By Ualted Pros• JntemaUonal United Nations General Auem· wiUt the company. He was weD Monday nliht C1llled for reapon lrlsb lady who reed lbe call crets Utat Franco ZiffereiU'a Today Is Monday, Sept. 19, bly. knowa for fast neal jobs. slble Coll&Htllonal ....,._Dta· thouJhl II was one of her Utree. atagt scene and costumes Ute 2112nd day of 1966 wlUt 103 In 1777, American soldiers Henry left school early but lion whieh will force lbe AdmiD- sons who always like to p u II are ~ mo 1ryexdti ttr to follow. won the first Battle of continued bill education in area lotrattoo to head off nattonal mom's lei so she thought it waa tive lmagi~tively ·~~~: a~~~ The moon Is hetw,.,n its new Saratoga, N.Y., In Ute RevoiU· foundries, and the Willys Over- problems rather than walt untu one of them: before she could _dell~ate • as-jewelry of any ohase and first quarter. lionary War. I land Manufaciurln& Plant. He pollheai expediency dk!tatoa ac- uplaln,,lhe next-Gov. qwckly lwe've ever seen In any opera ' The morning stars are In 1863, Unlon .and Confederjoined The Toledo Edison Com- lion. . asked. Have Bob call me, house here or In Euro e I Saturn. Jupiter. Mars and ole soldiers mel m the BatUe of pany In 1126 and worked his "It It d!ffl('lllt to remember please." and rang oft The I When ,you think this youn: <IS) I Venus. Chickomauga, Ga. The rebels way up t~rough ranks, be- when a pn)blem of such serJ~: : rea!lon we know : the nice lad~ IItalian , genius· type ranges ! The,evening s!r i~ ~at~rn w~~-~! !ol_~wing d-~~ ALL-STAR LATEX linning as a truck driver, then consequences lo •. nation h rl wa~ our :setTetary, Mary Gil I from films Liz & Olckle'! ,. to h~lper, and finally to cable been approached ~n the manne : Jan ~ m?ther. eat, uramlng of the Shrew," \II/ALL PAINT splicer. in which the AdmlnlBtratton ~s _Geo~gJe Jesse! now . ~s worn . pro"uctions at London 's eon- I Looktns back at his 40 years approa~.hed. the problem ol m- hiS Vie! Nom-entertamms USO ' vent Garden. plus o•mchln~·llP I I Ul II with the company, Henry rt- nation, M1ller told t~e Wash- unitorm at least a montb long· I BtU Shakespeare's words for 1 $3.79 called two Incidents· ington County Women 1 Repub· ~ here than the two weeks he 1the new Met Opera set to The first happened in 1945 Iicon Club. '·After months of )llked In VietNam: even wear• straight drama in Rome lAnna ! when he worked oo a •lreet Itrying to pass aroond the blame Jt lA> weddiD&s S. F. Giants I Magnani most recently! Sam· , OUR CHIEF light which was stili hot. He for rising prices like 1 hot PB· ; Owner Horace Stoneham's ~ 00 I oel Barber's music - h; would · Now Is The Time To Prep1re WALL PAINT didn't know it wa' hoi until he tato and then finally admit ling ! oow 19 an etec at CBS, whicb oeem lA> be the modern RenaJowoke up. He was burned good. there might be a bit of infla- owno the Yankees The Dig~t aance Man. $4.99 qal. Your Home For The Cold We1ther Ahead. Then ail Utat talk about safety tion by telling the American Yep. Yep, Fellas. Leontyne made some real sense." he said. people 11 " good lor them, the Price illdeed wore her toples!IHenry also recalled working AdminiJtrafion has offered an costumes as Indicated in aU & in an underground vault on anti-Inflation program. . Ute advance sketches. wiUt Madloon Avooue, when a cable l "We hope they keep Ibm ; 3 "pasties" just like at the Latin exploded. He was down there pledge," continued Miller. "We · Quarter. oo the Mel ' blnocu. · wiUt lwo other fellows when I hope needleSB spending is ('Ill, lar concession should coin a the cable blew up. Nobody got but we stili are awaiting the fortune The many new res· MIDDLEPORT, 0. MAIN ST. hurt but they didn't wait for premised action. taurants and ban are a conPOMIROY 992·2848 ''· • ..D AVE. another invitation to gel up and "But the question remains," Dr. Nicholas w. Kramer. bus- venient delight, no hysterical 1...,===================[ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! oul of there. offered Miller, "just where was band of Ute former Thanet ·= • Concerning his plans for re-I Congress duriD& the reckleSi Damitz, daughtOI' of Mr. and lirement: days which led to this Inflation· Mrs. w. 0. Barnilz, Pomeroy, Henry said. "I can't stand a- ary period? · bas been named a F'~low in round dointl noUtlnl. The wifo "Tile truth is Congress appar· the Amerie•• Society of Agand I plan to travel around ently couldn't say no with a ronomy. Ohio, and see what there is to 2 to 1 majority, they couldn' t Researr · 1 for Paymast· · see in this state. Then we may separate responsible government er Seeds, ne, Texas, he spending from poorly conCP.:ived received the honor during the ASK TO WED and poorly administered prQ-- Society's annual convention at PT. PLEASANT - Three cou- grams which serve at best Oklahoma State University, il ~les have made applications for . only as a temporary pactfJ~ Stillwater, late in August. marriage licenses in the office er for the domestic problef118 Born in Burkettsville, Ohio, of County C l~rk. Apphring were: facing this nation . Kramer won his B. S. desne Robert J. Haynes, 35. Pl. Pleas· "The time is now," conclnd- in 1944 and his Ph. D degree in 'nt, and Patricia Kay Wondo, td Miller. "Now is the lime to crop breediD& in !INti, lollowlllg 32,-Gallipolis, Ohio; Harry Paul make the chanse and make Ute cambat infantry 181'VIce In WW Plantz, 21. Hendenon, and Mel· chaD&e to ooe of responsible II, at Ohio Slate University. >a Jean Boni!Cutter, 17, Hoi· ConJresalonal representation. His doctoral lludtes and !atsell; Ira Cody Hope. 68. GaiU- You mutt elect repre!entatives er employmenl In Ohio bad polls Ferry, and Syble Terry, who ""' publio, aol political, him workl!!l 011 corn hybrids >7, Hender.on. intereat 11 1 ll!ldellne." for •oulbom Oblo boltomllndo. I• ' -I. FLOOR PLANTER Reg. z.a 177 • Elegant accessory in uny room! White or gold pot on black stand. 15% -in. Rich appearance of cane and wood recreated in pla stic. Stays covereq,! COOKIE TRAY T~fl on•- lined alummum. 10~1 5 - m. l•f·FHt AREA RUGS :.: 1.99 Use 111 hall to stop tracked in mud. Non-skid blckina. Bold modenl toiOtS. U·IN. GRIDDLE 166 Tellon -lined . . . no gr~ase needed. • • . ,.I. N 2 BB ,..,...,. • 8111• whh T.tltmr. ' 1Y..-Ilud,.l KITCHEN TOOLS LAUNDRY BASKET Blue C1rousel Uont. b4ack underside. Plastic looks hke wo11en wicker Ml desig"· c~or. And it's handyt 99c ~::.• 63c_ R ... lh te Nc Met PRICES AS BRIEF AS A CAT NAP! CHILDREN'S SWEATSHIRTS Mines', Women'• ~·1.78 BLOUSES Prints and S<:Mid eolori ~-knit ll'ilh fun.zip front, dtawslrine · for soorts or dress WNr. :: 1.67 tJosure hood. GIRL'S SWEAT.SHIRTS ~ 1.37 wiUJ SlUM as abow wide choice of colors. )(0 tona raaten sleeves.. Girls' Tights ·;;;· I ·,~2; Ktetps ber kfa:s w1rm but . not resbkted. 100% stretch · nyto,.., efasllc W"ditt. r--~ I 2.11 · Str.tch Pants Flt2-7 1.18 Fit ,.,• u.... ,....... 01 with knit top for ptay. Durable fabrie il wa&hable, tool BEN . ' MIISeS', w-•• STREICH CA ltiS V.rtety Gf colors in two ..,...,_Silos 8-18. :.: 3.77 .FRANKLIN• . MIDDlEPORT,,OHIO. ' .' ' ~ �1- .I ,, .l ~ .. 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Funllture, marble top tables,, disheo, CUI glaso, m.i!ceJianeous iteJDI. L ee Rudisill, 108 IAII.. Terrace, Pom!roy, Ohio. I 19 30tp ,., a.nr ,::.:··'·-.,--;;,:-- , 2 TRAILER sp&eeo. Ph. tlll'l • 5133. . I :10 3tc FurunsHED aparlllle.l, sis ·1 roo1111 and bllb, ullliliel furt llished, -clooe lo bo••'P"'• diJ. 'otct, • peta. Pb. tft-3092. • 11 Jllt . A"-""- ..-.... ......... 13. u .s. et t4..Perillk +h - wyla- St.Briotlillg :!O.Cbeot 21. I'"aiklre l9.CM. . . . :U.Bo. .........- l& ,...... &.&•.an_,.,., ...., . M.IIeoWw' ::=.rtart 2&. Straag.. Z6.Poetll . . lta.liall .,_,.,..... capital Jf. N.UVe t:l :11. Bplle... 21.Drone POMEROV - Rancb type, t room• {3 bedrooms), bath, modera kitchen with buil~ Ins, 1 car carport, I acre le•el lot. Only $11,000.00. birtt.p)Uf M.Any deil~ 36.F...t.or .......... 3S.Danger . POMEROY - LOCUST ST. l'lo otnry lr:m~ sl~ 2 a • asemeo · rooms, tO. WaVJ ; Her.. Can be financed with $500.00 .U. Nallt.le&l down. Balance llko rent. Sale prtct $6,000.110. IODDLEPORT- BR!)ADWAY - 1... otory frame, 6 roomo, bath, utility room, cellar, :DAILY Oln'l'I'OQUO'IB - Hon'o llew t. . . t .. workshop, corner lot (45 s .AJ:'I'.!.BA.Aollll 106), $6,500.00. It LOB41PII:LL0'117 . • . Part ot .......... ho:•· & - -ply-""' !Ill--- 0 . Iotter uother. I a - orunplt . . . tor Cite tine L'., X for tM two 0'.. etc. Shlg!~lfl.ters. ..-... IYRACUSE - ·CHURCH IT.troplll-. u.. 1eagt11 -<loy WVXA. 'rWWB PA 2 story remodeled brick, 7 rooms !C large bedrooms), bath, lunaco room, cellar, ltvel tot (15011110). Property ID aceUe11t oondition. Alklna and toaa t!"'>>l ol tM WNdl are d. ~ 41fleleot. A.YII:A.I BBYB BBA WI BYBAK BBA. HIKYIA tu,500.11t1. 'r.A.YII:'IIfl Albert M. CO<, Broker Beuy Cltlaod, llaleomaa "- ••~~~~-- ....-.w ... ••• .. hi' MIMI • .. W BRAKE SERVICE Blae·ttnars llAETTNARS Pamaroy .c:.r eTruck eHNter eo.. eBulldozer eAny Type HII H GOBLE ... flY 1-21ft Middiopart, 0 l'rcnll c:...d · lladDa, Olllo ._. -r tit I 1 IBWING ma""- ...,0 m, aD maUl. 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Tbia colUJDD 18 for youa& bl IIIII paoplo, thell' pro ODII and plaasurei ' their troublea u.r fun AI wllh the rell .. ncoel Hel.p Ue'., it' iiel-- la"•h• ~ ueubut won't dodge a ltrloua qu,ealion with I brueh-oH, Sead your tee•aga quesliono lo YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, of Helen Help USI, thil • DO ANY'I1IIIIHi YOU iAN'T IPELL llelea: I am II aod 11 II 1M baJ om goillg witll lor two ywa. obout II. Wt two eacla other llucla plaa to gel lll8l'l1ada, bUI bert Ia my quesliDIL What alate will 15-yi8Nllda! WHJo. perml,.ion ! _ TO GET IIAII.IUADE Wl'GM: . Not aleta Ia U. lllliDio aDeWI of damage. But If you're som• d what broke, then oend a etrao 1 our balr to the cosme11o o y people wboso bleach company Ira ed lei! them 'your VI Ul • problem, IIIII they. 'U recomil dill tho proper o COl 011and additional lreabneDL bal. •·· babl be VoiD' r ,... pro y • coma opongy ond poro~ aDd oeedB a ."lill_er" (conditioner) Ill belp brl&g II back to llft.-H. Dear lleloo: ' I was at • party all fr1e~d I llouaa 1101 Ions ago. A lip right up on the Ill every rvom said, No smolllkln,gl plea...." Now . really, n lhil klatl ol eruaadln& a lltlle Dearlaroupt?O-PUT OUT · ·1 . . . .. Not II aomeoM In the lloqH has on allergy to tobacco 1111oke. Consider before you clemn, lbum. -H. ,:"au ~I OP THI ClLL DICK RAWLINGS HELEN HELP US I ~~S:. Bradford Crtfl FORD ~~ IIICIST PIOPLII SELLING OUT SERVICE u bwllngs Honda Sales I i I ' WT 1-2151 MIDDLIPORT OHIO . ..,. -..-.. ... River News ------------------ . :-o: . ~ ··· ·~ .. '• - . - . - tna«M I II Jill . ''!'- !' Gave• readlup: GaDipoli• Dam 11.8, 12.0, l'1lAllini 2 feel 111 rollers, Pomeroy-Masoo 20 01, Pl. Pleasant 23.59, lfm,ton 1.15 rising, Kaaawha Falls 3.211 falling, Charleston 18.86 statio.•· ary. London, Marmet and Wm field dams were on !be sills. Boat Movements: Oldo River - Waller Beck· d IS 2 ~ F k own , :~a.m.: ran d 13 5 55 Pt ~···""·-----an Cas • EEk I MDIII: WH~T lc:JfJP OF Fbi.JTICIMJ DO YoU THINK EEK liJILL MAKE, MEEK? GASULIN! ALLEY BEC"l!SE J.UITH A G.N LikE HIM ... TRIITM MID ollm'JCE' WE:Ll, THAT'S HARD 10 SAY! ly KING ......' . ARE A CbiVFltCT OF IIJTERE">T ! DoW:~o~l ~S, ~·:7S;a.rr:: Trader up 14. 4:10 p.m.; Wayne H. up 14, 6:30 p.m.: 14 2 25 Penosylv8Ris up , : a.m.; Endeavor up 14, 5:20 a.m.; Jr. up 14, 5:50 a.m .; Re· li bl d ,, w a e own w, 6: 411 a.m.; es 1· down 16, G:30 a.m.; John Rowe down 18, 6:05 a.m.; Express down 20, 4:30 a. Harvey Jordon up 20, 5:50 .,· Indiana down 20, 6. 35 a. NatiOillll dOWI 20, 7:10 a. Charles SleveR&On down 21. 1:4S a.m.; Llttie George down 21, C:30 a.m.; Beaver dowa 22. 3:38 a.m.: Queeo City up 22. 8 a.m.; Belle of Rlclilnond down J T d 23, 3:50 p.m.; ~ . own 23, Z:IO a.m.; Edeana Bosworth up 23, !:30 a.m.; Rase G. ur 23, 8:30 a.m.; Elgerellff down 23, 8:5~ a.m.; E. P. Jonea down Greenup 10:25 p.m.': Frleberger down Greenup 12:10 a.m.: Val ley TraRsporler up Greenup 12: 55 a.m.; Producer down Green up I a.m.; Boc-1( dowl Green· up I:40 a.m.; Lady Rooeml!1 doWR Qreellap S:IO a.m.; Buck Stale down Gl'to!llup 3, 20 a.m.; Esso Pennsylvania U! THE BORN LOSEI.t By ART SANSOM I ~li(fO 'IOU, • 1' i ',\II'Iii\ \'\1I DICK iRACY I FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Wl:ll, TI'IE'i ARE li'ANKS FoR TELLI>!G ME! 1 CON'T WAI-IT To LOOK LIK!C ~'=" />. Frai'*-f .·· t . tn . By HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE 15-year-old males lo be marBABY 6:05 a.~ Inca dow• riod without par•taJ eonsent, Helen: 7:20 a.m.: Larl') and only - ltale lell llllqal my olslera' ud Turner down Meldahl 2:40p.m .: marriage •1• at 11 lor kida 10 much they Molly K. down Meldabl 3:4fi lC for fl~ilma .MammL Which Ia p.m.; AlloR Zephyr up ·Meldahl I wont teU . you wbick oM rl&ht. But my slslen and 8:30p.m.: Pioneer down Mel· loocauae yoa \lf.l'll'l readyl Atllka me for Branted. dahl 8:35 p.m.; Waller Curley 1 moac ~ ~"11, learn to They figure 1 can babysit any up Meldahl 11:35 p.m.; Mark - - SPELL marnad before you time, and lor free. Easlon up Meldahl 1:5S a.m.: become lt!-H. How do I 1ell them I don't Fort Dearhom up Meldahl 2:11 want to?~SIS a.m.: Elisha Woods up Meldahl _ Dear Heleo: Dear Sis: 3:20 a.m. E 1erec1 B pllll H anyone hal an onswer, Take· a deep breath and say, GaiUpollo Dam - Miss Ster· Among ~ose ,.;; onlet:Ed ~ babysitting rates are 50 ling up 5:40p.m.; Zimmer down Hoi H 'tal I !be t U an hour," !or whatever S:IO p.m.; Onward up 1' 20 P zer osp1 n pas pool turned my blondt the rates are in your town). 11 m.: Barbara Gay up l:!li a:m.: hours were: Vernon J. Holley, green and It wouldn't come out your mother doesn't back you J. S. Lew1s down 2 a.m.; AnRt. 2 Gallipolis, Mrs. William 10 I had lo bleacla II. I ' then perbaps SHE ahould drew Calhoun up 7:35 a.m.; La Thoma• Porter, Eurekl_ Star bleachial my balr spell you with the kida. -H. dy Mignon up walling: H. 1!: Rt., Larry G. Hall, Patriot Star for two yejJtl with Dear Helen: Bowl.. up waiting. Rt., David Edward Laywell, Rt. "ulf on tho market, oupI am 18. About sl• months Kanawba River - Semel up I Bidwell, Mrs. Levi E. Car••o met a Jj-year~Id boy. I London 4:10 a.m.; Lucy Jan• ruthers, Cheshira Rt., Albert Now am lryln• to let It '"" 1 -. L d M et I 30 o look about 14 and he looks about ucas OWR arm : a.m.: B. Watts, Crown City, Jeffrey ond lhe endl won't take 18. He Ia wonderful alld I love Helen Z. up Marmet H5 a.m.: Lynn Sayre, Rt. 2 Vinton, Mro. . They are dry and wbile him but I dol't think he loves W. H. Shaver, Jr. up Wlnfiel1 Delbert C. Vance. Rt. I Ewing- looking. I try just . dolnt the me ' 12 :10 a.m.: George Price down too, Mn. Leltnd E. Clonch, Rt. roota, but lhen I have two l ' am afraid my older friends Winfield 2:05a.m.; 0. F. Shear! Rutland, Maggie E. Hemsley, colors. Help! I - 0 V E f~ might lind ou1 about bim and er up Winfield 4 a.m.: Anen R. Syracuse, Darrell Alan Roush, Dbleacbeq me, but my biggest problema Merrill down Winfield 5:15 a Portland. eYarourOvbeer_:. are, how do 1 tell a l4-year-old m.: Mountain Stale down Win· Mrs. Otis M. McGowan, S22 ~ bet II to flslt a boy that be Ia to be a father field 6:10 a.m.; Prlnciplo down Mason Place, Pt. Pleasant, beauty parlor, or a beauty col· and how do I lell my parent~ Winfield 6:20 a.m. Dianne K. Wandling, Rt. 1 Pt. !ego, and Ond out the e<t91 t!Jat 1 am expecting the baby lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij Pleasant. Ira Bdlainf,fi Hogsett, 1!1 a 14-year-old boy?--<:RADLE W. Va., Howar Ri 0 • Rt. 1 ROBBER TO CRADLE ROCKLeon, w. Va., Geraldine K. • per. Letart, W. Va., Dr. John Roderick, Jackson, Harry S. My !GAP ("I'm Guessing AWittman, Jackson, Mn. · Perception") tells me ard E. McGowan. Oak Hill, you aren't lor real : your signaDeborah Clark, Wellston, tun Is too clever _ I'll bet It SALES SERVICE llam C. DameU, Wellston, Mrs. Mrs. M. L. Bahr firs and k tllDle t, you ma e up a DorcH G. Osborne, Welllton, • dinner a recent Sunday story to fit, right? Pamela Joan Hammond, Rt. in honor of her husband, M. L. Just In case I'm wrong, send Wellston. Vance David and daughter, me a stamped, self - addressed Rt. • Alhany, Ml'll. Vernon HarKasper and ~:~:;~ leavelope and I'll send you a rell, Rt. ~Pedro, Theodor• law. Mrs. Cash Bahr and of homes for uawed molhcliff. Willow Wood, Cbeeler , ChrlsUne. A potluck I• yoiD' area. -H. Howard Johnson, Rt. I was enjoyed. Those present This column Ia dedlcaled to lin Furnace, and John L. HanMr. and Mrs. Jack Cooliving, 00 11 you're bovey, Rt. 1 Rush, Ky. and Mr. ond Mrs. trouble or just plllin Blrthl and Jackie Conroy trouble, let Helen belp YOU. Mrs. Robert Leouard Miles, Joey Ruhl, Mr. and Mrs. also welcome your Rt. 1 Pt. Pleasant, son, 1:57 a. Kasper and slaler, Clara amusing esperlencea. AdHorold Ch-, Mgr, m., Monday. all of Colurnbua: Mr. Helen Bottel ill can 01 '-""' 1L Mkldloport, 0. DIO<llar&• Mrl. Bill Bahr and Mra. Patients discharged from Ohlinger, Mr. and Mra.l ~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;:;;;;;:;;::;:=:;~ hospital on Mooday Included: Bahr and daughlera, ea. I, Mrs. Azel G. Brilllrarl ll, and ond Christine, Mr. and IAif fERMI . •• infant son, Mre. Una Brooka, Mn, Mtffle Ohlln1er and da••llhMrs. Charles A. Chevalier, ond and Mr. Clyde Salser. infant 1011, Mrs. Era B. Clagg, Afternoon callers were Mn. Mrs. Charles E. Dulaoty, , and Biddle, Mn. Thelma infant dq1Jihler, Mrs. Clarence and Mrs. Glenna A. Evans, Mrs. Jesse H. GanlThe gueats of honor, · ner, Mrs. Dallas S. Giles, and were celebralini ·birthdays infant son, Michael Sieve Glo.&IIIII and carda lnbokar, Mrs. Thomu Edward eluding 1 decoratod Hysell, and Infant SOB, M r a. cake from Mr. and Mrs. Halllo May, Mra. Ronnie c. Conroy which was made !Dr 14lller, ond infant 1011, Mr 1. Mr. Bahr and daughter, Gladyo. Jemes G. Prict, and Infant AU the family wao present. daughter, Clarence L. Roy, Mn. Dale Saunders, Mrs. Paul Emil ley, and Infant daU&hter, MIA "tilil'!!'~-~~~...;;;..,..-.,;.,.___.,;;;.___.: Tope, ~· William H. WilDt- iWIII L. WIDeka. '5HE CAN •LOJE A ~ Wf.IO EQB tftj QW[::t, ~ ANO ~ WOW! WI-!AT A "Si,:U:' T~T GAL, SINYf\, CAN THI?a.-./ AT A GUY I "~. MY DARLlHC>, WILL ~I~B.E '!211 "'" ~ ~~ THAT'S HIGH . IH~IDE Hosp.itaJ NewS POWEQ, VA'GT WEALTH , AND I}§ WOMA!j !::_15; ~ " / TI-IAT'S II·I'SNEAKV. BREAKIN' OOTDIDE C0Rtl8<. T H' KOU!=~XES 'EM, P ITCI-!, QV!;;Q ·•" .' . -s.firiJ AND I OOMT CA~E I:IQb' MUC!--1 WQO-PITCI-IIN' PU"'JM Clp.jMS ~Df4'if:H'$' LEARI'IW I'CIUT·FOX; !HIS TIME rlE 'PEARS: i'Mt 'T 'SE JU~ Pl~B f:ROZE AT TH' S~SES LOADED r WITH "TK' ''i~'''''"'ll ONE TO GET 'EM UPJ .t:::.aled Rid ge Keno Society NOfe. !i AlBIE AND SLATS ly RAEBURN VAN ":'I J Y!!IZO. By SCHULZ WHAT IS KNOWN AS A SCHOOL I PLA'I J:AULTLESS FOOTBALL., PITCH BASEBALl- FLAWLESSLY AND AM AL.SO A BRAIN, BEING A PERMANENT FIXTURE ON 7HS HONOR P.OLL • FLATTERED? WAAH! MY BROTHER lOBE A "i:AD WAITER. U~ED .... ,, ...... HERE , ~UCAN BORROW HIS SlUFF! I r' • OIASE HARDWARE DO,T oJ!J$' 6T"-NO THE!!£! YA KNOW WI--IAT10 I -. .. . . - . · ·- -·-· ..... . -.. ...... ·- ·---·--· ~- ~·· - "- · -· IUIIN•'-' -~~ COLEMAN HEATING - -- - - ~§§~~~~;,~;:;~~~~. ~:.:_~-·-.. ~.:--::.-F::=~~"'~ . . . .. . . .. . . . .. - ···-. . ~-·~:: = · ~ - ~~=-:.~ : .~ --~~ ·~·~~·: ~~~~ : ': ~~~---.~:-~--~~~=.. ., GOOf; ·FER· NOTHIN', SHIF'LESS SKONK e "':!~:!!r:.. :'::-~.· ~ ,...,... s.Abrabam. Ohio ... Lar(e- .,...- 1966 VACUUM CLEANER out of lay-away. Tank 1ypa complete with attachments. Ollly J paymento $6 each left. Ph. 992-2titl5. t 15 61< USED 1956 Shasta travel trailar, 2 Apache Eagles, camplug equipmell and rentala. Roush and LyoM Camping Trailers, MasOI, W. Va. Ph. 1112-280!1 er 1'13-5611. I 13 tlc 30. Ora-. ellJ'ei for fodder or West Virginia, OJ: ~--== lrlbe bll'd eenter !2. J'a.te Wanted To Buy l we&c"bt :Z:Z.IBaollte Pnl.~er 11. FomBy ~.Apple CAR-HOPS wanted ..... . Must be 18 or older. Apply in person. Crow's Sleak Houst, Pomeroy. I IC tie . --.....,. the IH lf.. Ji'ema.M Tllnlo 18. )(is 19. R..ort Help Wanted J lt. Toward. 17. Ruter CALL 992-2156 STANDIJiJG timber ill 7. 16. Publie Route farmJ with timber. "'""" L 1-...S ..__ ll C<lpple A CHISELIN; H0 NDA s·rtr & SERVIQ II BOBCAT SPRINT RADIATOR a less than .ble Ph 882 2052 CLEAN Your rugs •or bert Hill, Racine, 0. Phone · · · · '' t 19 61p lc a ft. witlJ Lustra Foam. 9 H 6Ic Notice 949-22&1. Electri< abampooer rental _ -----. d ted tm t F Sale $1 E~rsba·• Hdwe Pornoen , or · ~ •• ·• INEWLY ecora dbapar SPECIAL PROGRAM th d roy o. t lti &tc , 4 large rooms an a , rap, erie., liRoieum, new owner, SINGER SEWING MACHINEEXPANDED 110 Bulternut Ave., Pomeroy, This machine equipped to DON'T pump your sluggish oepIBM tie tank. Get Klean-Em-AII Oh10. Also furAis hed apart- Zl·g zag, make butto•boles, • •• oeptic tank cleaner. LandComputer Proorommino I ment. low rent. Ph. t!Hrl-2639. darn, elc. Pay ... tO per Data Procualng mark Farm Bureau. 14 &t.c month, or pay balance due Key Pun<h • Burroutht ' . 8 I 11 30ie Wrlto or Coil Colle<t !3ROOM -ho-,;s.;-;.d- bath -- Ol $5Uill. Ph. 9112-321 . {A'" Code. 6141 h I 18 6te 224-4115 Lau,_l St., Pomeroy. p . 992Lustre Motropollto• S<hoolo 5293. ~ 13 lfc STEREO- RADf0- _:- 1966 wal- THE AMAZING Blue 67 ~:,~'!.,Hj:ho~~:•"' 13- ROOM apartment and bath; nut coasole model. R ad i ol will leave you:.,;phol~lery "A• s- ~.TV" .. furrushed, Middleport. Ph. equipped with lwin speaker beautifully 1011 • ean. syslem. 4 speed chaRger. Pay Rent aledrie shampooer $1. 11112-3814. t 12 tie th b I Baker Furnlturo Co. \DAMS Trading Post ..d An· rHREE ud four room furnisl>- $6.25 per mon or pay atJque Store moved lo a new' . anot due $811.08. PIJ. 992-3218. I It 6IAI 1 11 locatJol, now at CroBI Road• I ad ond uufurmsbed apart· _ ________ Gte_ r.ori'Y PILE, 1re1 from soil Junction 124 and stall route' menlll. WY ~MM. IZ 1 lfc ALL Aluminum house trailer, Ia tile carpet oleaoed with 143 01 Rutl ..d Road. Phootl FOUR ROOM lurnilbed aparl- sleeps 4, ~ol and •old waler, Blue LU8tre. Rent olectrio 142-4461. ~ 16 tfc meat WY 2-3651. f a lie with bathroom. Priced to ~r $1. Pickels Hard4 ROOM apartmen1 with bath sell if sold BOOL Clyde Law- ware Ct., IRe. I ID lte W•nted ill Pomeroy, 0. Pb. 992-5385. renee, Long .Bottom, Obit, ,-T;_ - S_TERR _ .IFIC ~- way we're ~=-,- -·-- - -- --I II Uc 115-3854 I llllp •• \WIM pool dealers, In eround, _ _ _ --- - ·__ oelling Blue Lsstra for cleanms and up Cnlocl f'o< , NICE c rooma and bath un.. QUARTER horae, bay, t Jt'lrl IRI rugo aad upholstery. Rent 1 Pools, lno. 1391 Whiteford 1 furnished aparbnea~ old, also ll1ly poay mare. 41!1 ~lrctric shampooer $1. Poor Road, York, Pa. PhoBO {717) por~ Ohio. Pb. M-387 to colt. also hay lor sale. One oror CelllOIIt Bloc:k Co. 755-8324. 1 11 15tp 1 lfe lOW, bred. P~. tlll'l-1931. t 11 1111 t 18 ltp MIDDLE. AGED womao to do rHREE and four room fur· - .- - - . --- · . miSH Cobbler potatoss, Keobaby Silting In exchange lor nisbed apartmeoto. AD uUll- PIGS, Mama Stoae. Harnso• nebec potales lor winter. room and board. Write Bo• tiea paid. Pbont WY l-2776- VIlle Road. _._1 ~6 tp_ Also eanllin1 tomatoss, plek <iti8-K. c-o The Daily Sentioel, Rowley and Reed. After • 1164 ALCOA houso trailer, U• your own, $1 bWJhel. Charloo Pomeroy, G. 118 3Ic p.m. call WY 1-3574. 10, 4 ft. exlension on Uvin1 Jlilloll, Portlaad, 0. ~!(;fir ·house cleaning ~ Mrs~ 4 S lie room aad s~~e on tltthea, I IS 25tp _ Mao Hawk. Phone Herman 2 ~OOM trailer, nstural gas, owned by Wilham Boyer, red NEW 211 bu:h 1a1 iogo with Warner, Wolf Pen Road. water, all utensils furnished, aad wblwte, Vbelow ~rlliv~~· iron base, 19.0011 BTU, one t 1e 3tp I close to store and close to _Maso•. · a. _ •_ . burler. Pb. 9112-7337. my home phone to use, will USED Hotpoint stove, excel1 18 II< rent to couple or private per- lent condition, Phone 949-25>1. illrooi!:T I"'UCED lurnlture 111 son. Ph. 843-2600, Portland, 0. . I _It ~ oar third floor budget lbop. t » Uc NEW 1967 DVI10 Doo boat Biker J'lll'lliiiD'e, Mlddloporl I •• ODERN 2 •·•·oom · ... m• with OMC 120 Ste111 drivt, Oblo. 11 12 Uc BOY or GIRL ~ • uau Pomeroy, 0. Ph. tlll'l-290ll day/ now oo dlsplay, Schwarze! BEANS, potatoea, tomaloOI In Rutland To or 992-371r.! eveninB• Marine, Hoekiogpor~ 0. •ad melons. Clarence ProfEarn Money and Prilft 7 114 tie 9 II 12to lit~ Portland, 0. PIL 143-22M. Delivering Tho Daily ' a 11 tte Sentinel to Mtobliohod 1166 ZIG ZAG DIAL-A-STITCH b .11 Route Z, owing needle. 'R zag w ia foe buttlllholes, b II n d 1 CALl 992-2156 bems, monogram, etc. GuarAo<JB0810 %.1. Display li.One anleed. Only I paymento left .!lo. Trick time $' each. Trades accepled. Ph. pe..4. Tiny B.S~ ttZ.~ t 15 61c llt.Turklslr lO.WNh li.Knodt BOY Busln- M50 SPORT 'IIY t-2193 =;;-:=-;:;-=....., ~~;~~~ia:::.tl~:~=~o:~ Ml~~ way Dr,·ve . will rent reason- with bath artd ! utility room. good garden. AI- I , 7 12 lie U93. AliGNMENT and ,: ·· d ~~~P~~~~i;r~ a;~. l~.v~~~~:~ 4 ROOM- house ·1 1 01 · Jt e,:- Ho tp WHEEL HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES EXPERIENCED SWEEPSTAKES 'MAN'S BII.,LFOLD at Crow·s Sll'ak House. Owner may have by calling !1!12-2455. 9 20 ltc ·-- - WHITE BEAR water ski bo- \ '1 » G~:::ter:~~:.o:.ty TEMCO 1ao heater, 45,0011 BTU Services thermootst, will heat small .bouse or 4 or S rooms, $3G. CURTISS Breedlnt! Serrlce, I Phone 949-2891. 9 20 3tc chol"" ot tao IIUIIa ill 18 • tires, VB pn(ine, automatic tran1. R&H and Dee~ breeds. For ..mce an Pbo.. 113-2778. 11 ~6 .. Dial Parker'• I 11 3te Pomeroy or IJII5.3824 I C Our Own Pameroy OI'IN lVII. Mil P.M. 1!1Jf LAND~RK 1ftTII COLD WEATHER • 11 bead. cricketo. spiders oth"llllOY,.. . NOW IN FULL SWING er luecll will be eomln& IaCome In 1nd R-ister side vour home where p teet b _ 1 Win Hom1 ko !ld~no Mower warm. ro Y~th • Do.~ 0 For Rent 5 ROOM apartmeot with both.! .,. Un ' ••"• . .•••••· from tbese pests WI ........, Pb. 992-3319. I ~ tfc ; FrooiOr e available at King TRAfLI':R, Brown's Trailer 6 ROOM modern house wi.th I ~ POMEROY SUpply Co., lollddleporL f'AJurt., Minersville, 0. Pllent I 11 bath, lull size basement and 992-2181 9!12-3324. 9 15 me n.m~ Poat atoy Motor Co. PHONE WY 2·2156 Lost and Foun ==-=:-:-=cc·--- nace. Phone Chesler 985-3970. 20 3 1962 CHEVROLET $1095 4 Door Sedan, VS engin~. std . trans. Whit• finish witt-. rt·d inlerior, good !i1·es, radio 1nd healer. 1957 C,HEVROLET $395 Bel Air St. Wagon. White over red finish, d~a• interior, eood Minimum (:fllrfl "' ..t1 It CeiiiH PM _ , . lor ... , . . Qleo ncvtl.,. ,..,..,."' • ,., cent DIICftlllf .a pel• • aM ••• ,.,. wlttlln II . .,.., CAaD OF THANICI & OIITUARIU ti.JI .., tl .... nllnlmuM. IHit .. $1495 2 Door. Low mileage by local ow11er, beautiful dark ,Jreen over lieht green. Like new wh.Hewa\1 tires, !Spotless cl~a inte-rior, 155 h.p.,_ 6 cylinder v.ngine, atandard tnnsmiss'ion, radw, healer, real nice. ...,..l'ftMI ..,. • I tiM 11_. * ...,.... lrrert lltHitt M 'O'P.~ WlffHLE$, LOW-DOWN, Real ht•t. For Sl~l·~~~=~;;;;.~;:=r;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;i==;; ====-'r Kittens. B-0-U-SE- FOR - SAi.E. -See 11 Phone Luther Friend, Bash- 314 Hamilton Street, Mlddl• an, 949-37110. t 20 Jtp port, or taD 992-5324. -9 • lie FORCED air Luxaire coal fur_ ..-n.. ,. _ . er relect IRY ---1 TO GIVE AWAY- a•euLAnOitl TIM ,_II...., ' • Motor Co."" tiM "" M. lflw ecceti'M Drt et until l'vMintMII Slle PUPPIES, mixed cocker 111 d 7 ROOM house and lot in Ll French poodle. Ph. 9\12-Ztl11. ville, running ii&ler in ""'""·II » 20 Stp first 11,500 takea 11. 9 Phone _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __.:. tt2-411!09. 211 &It ;· OIADLifiU 1 P. M. O.y For ' 1:M PINCHED FER CA5H.SILAS .. CAN 'IE GIVE A• . A LffflE CREDIJ Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business !arvices r-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 20, 19116 . . .~. !s: ·..-""1" ~· ' ' \ . (A"J. ''·•-~· r '. _ ,·' ,.•. .$. ,(:·,:_ ~1- .,,;u::.•'! ~ ~: t •. i1\! · ~-J'-t"'' i...; · ! ' t ...,.. ..... ·•' ' . '' -~ �1- .I ,, .l ~ .. ' l WANT AD ' INFORMATION ......... ....... . t'Oiii lr'Of Pfttkatllll ....,. ~ CAtiCIL.LATIONI *''• • coaa•n•o•• ' • ;' I •' . .INti....... 1964 CHEVELLE n....:hld IMMMII•'-~Y· TIM ""'" Mehot ~ w1• ••Incorrect H ~·.. .., , .... ......, ~' .ATia .., w-1 All ..Md • CoBs .., Wont elW ,... , _ i 1- atldltlllftll word lc. OPFICI I!IGURI •:10 /fl,. M. fO I;M P. M. GIIIJ . . lv~n J:lt ~. M. to 121" 11 . . . IT"Io 10 lAST TG I'LACI a ltiSUL T PltGDUCIQ WANT AD a ·In • @ P s.v .JackW.Cnaey,~r. - . 1 I - . --- r:• I ;-;========-- WANTED I DAILY CROSSWORD WANTED or ,.,....., 11. lliAuet, GIRL z. Gr!M!k letiw 1 Lowor Pomeroy & Upper Middleport Route Earn Money and Pr1J11 Delivering The Daily Sentinel to aotobliohlld old Marion Reynolds, Box 77, Syracuse, 0. ' ll102tp OLD COINS ond paper curreocy in nice condition, material before 1900 especially wanted, paying cu!Tent pncea, confidential. Send list to: Cash Inc .. P. 0. ~ 641, ~ason. W. 17a, I I 12tp ~NTIQUES. Funllture, marble top tables,, disheo, CUI glaso, m.i!ceJianeous iteJDI. L ee Rudisill, 108 IAII.. Terrace, Pom!roy, Ohio. I 19 30tp ,., a.nr ,::.:··'·-.,--;;,:-- , 2 TRAILER sp&eeo. Ph. tlll'l • 5133. . I :10 3tc FurunsHED aparlllle.l, sis ·1 roo1111 and bllb, ullliliel furt llished, -clooe lo bo••'P"'• diJ. 'otct, • peta. Pb. tft-3092. • 11 Jllt . A"-""- ..-.... ......... 13. u .s. et t4..Perillk +h - wyla- St.Briotlillg :!O.Cbeot 21. I'"aiklre l9.CM. . . . :U.Bo. .........- l& ,...... &.&•.an_,.,., ...., . M.IIeoWw' ::=.rtart 2&. Straag.. Z6.Poetll . . lta.liall .,_,.,..... capital Jf. N.UVe t:l :11. Bplle... 21.Drone POMEROV - Rancb type, t room• {3 bedrooms), bath, modera kitchen with buil~ Ins, 1 car carport, I acre le•el lot. Only $11,000.00. birtt.p)Uf M.Any deil~ 36.F...t.or .......... 3S.Danger . POMEROY - LOCUST ST. l'lo otnry lr:m~ sl~ 2 a • asemeo · rooms, tO. WaVJ ; Her.. Can be financed with $500.00 .U. Nallt.le&l down. Balance llko rent. Sale prtct $6,000.110. IODDLEPORT- BR!)ADWAY - 1... otory frame, 6 roomo, bath, utility room, cellar, :DAILY Oln'l'I'OQUO'IB - Hon'o llew t. . . t .. workshop, corner lot (45 s .AJ:'I'.!.BA.Aollll 106), $6,500.00. It LOB41PII:LL0'117 . • . Part ot .......... ho:•· & - -ply-""' !Ill--- 0 . Iotter uother. I a - orunplt . . . tor Cite tine L'., X for tM two 0'.. etc. Shlg!~lfl.ters. ..-... IYRACUSE - ·CHURCH IT.troplll-. u.. 1eagt11 -<loy WVXA. 'rWWB PA 2 story remodeled brick, 7 rooms !C large bedrooms), bath, lunaco room, cellar, ltvel tot (15011110). Property ID aceUe11t oondition. Alklna and toaa t!"'>>l ol tM WNdl are d. ~ 41fleleot. A.YII:A.I BBYB BBA WI BYBAK BBA. HIKYIA tu,500.11t1. 'r.A.YII:'IIfl Albert M. CO<, Broker Beuy Cltlaod, llaleomaa "- ••~~~~-- ....-.w ... ••• .. hi' MIMI • .. W BRAKE SERVICE Blae·ttnars llAETTNARS Pamaroy .c:.r eTruck eHNter eo.. eBulldozer eAny Type HII H GOBLE ... flY 1-21ft Middiopart, 0 l'rcnll c:...d · lladDa, Olllo ._. -r tit I 1 IBWING ma""- ...,0 m, aD maUl. WY 1bo Fabric Shop, l'oiDaroJ Authorl2ed SIDg• Sales •·~ce. , _ _ - •• • - u• coll:l"ele .. rlgbl to fOlD' project. ud ouy. Frea Phone II9M284, ~-ldls Phone 992·2143 Pomeroy, 0. e2 USED CARS LEFT e PARTS for OUTBOARD MOTORS eBOATS I MOTORS eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS 1M At Metropolitan Motors Evenlngt and Saturday • rile, • &. (;, lliiAJ)JI'UBI) Co., 111111. ·-D. J t' -· IC I ...lloo, New Ba..., Phllll 'I'll N53'1. 4 I tfc 0... llnJtben, 811 &. JlalD BL, l'lawo). I D Uo ............ GET A I(IOiatloll from REUTER INSURANCE AGENCY INC. ber~ renewiq .,_ aulo illaiD'anc:e. wo may be able 11 t&riJtMI IIICIIIeJ• 1 1 lte .lln'OMOBILE ~ lloeD tiiiCelledT Loot >"''I' opon~ or' lk!eueT CaD WY :1-2918. 1 lie 1 11 tl IIIII llo\t.l ..,..,.... ••rvn FOR IT! •~·" ...,...,... Tbia colUJDD 18 for youa& bl IIIII paoplo, thell' pro ODII and plaasurei ' their troublea u.r fun AI wllh the rell .. ncoel Hel.p Ue'., it' iiel-- la"•h• ~ ueubut won't dodge a ltrloua qu,ealion with I brueh-oH, Sead your tee•aga quesliono lo YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, of Helen Help USI, thil • DO ANY'I1IIIIHi YOU iAN'T IPELL llelea: I am II aod 11 II 1M baJ om goillg witll lor two ywa. obout II. Wt two eacla other llucla plaa to gel lll8l'l1ada, bUI bert Ia my quesliDIL What alate will 15-yi8Nllda! WHJo. perml,.ion ! _ TO GET IIAII.IUADE Wl'GM: . Not aleta Ia U. lllliDio aDeWI of damage. But If you're som• d what broke, then oend a etrao 1 our balr to the cosme11o o y people wboso bleach company Ira ed lei! them 'your VI Ul • problem, IIIII they. 'U recomil dill tho proper o COl 011and additional lreabneDL bal. •·· babl be VoiD' r ,... pro y • coma opongy ond poro~ aDd oeedB a ."lill_er" (conditioner) Ill belp brl&g II back to llft.-H. Dear lleloo: ' I was at • party all fr1e~d I llouaa 1101 Ions ago. A lip right up on the Ill every rvom said, No smolllkln,gl plea...." Now . really, n lhil klatl ol eruaadln& a lltlle Dearlaroupt?O-PUT OUT · ·1 . . . .. Not II aomeoM In the lloqH has on allergy to tobacco 1111oke. Consider before you clemn, lbum. -H. ,:"au ~I OP THI ClLL DICK RAWLINGS HELEN HELP US I ~~S:. Bradford Crtfl FORD ~~ IIICIST PIOPLII SELLING OUT SERVICE u bwllngs Honda Sales I i I ' WT 1-2151 MIDDLIPORT OHIO . ..,. -..-.. ... River News ------------------ . :-o: . ~ ··· ·~ .. '• - . - . - tna«M I II Jill . ''!'- !' Gave• readlup: GaDipoli• Dam 11.8, 12.0, l'1lAllini 2 feel 111 rollers, Pomeroy-Masoo 20 01, Pl. Pleasant 23.59, lfm,ton 1.15 rising, Kaaawha Falls 3.211 falling, Charleston 18.86 statio.•· ary. London, Marmet and Wm field dams were on !be sills. Boat Movements: Oldo River - Waller Beck· d IS 2 ~ F k own , :~a.m.: ran d 13 5 55 Pt ~···""·-----an Cas • EEk I MDIII: WH~T lc:JfJP OF Fbi.JTICIMJ DO YoU THINK EEK liJILL MAKE, MEEK? GASULIN! ALLEY BEC"l!SE J.UITH A G.N LikE HIM ... TRIITM MID ollm'JCE' WE:Ll, THAT'S HARD 10 SAY! ly KING ......' . ARE A CbiVFltCT OF IIJTERE">T ! DoW:~o~l ~S, ~·:7S;a.rr:: Trader up 14. 4:10 p.m.; Wayne H. up 14, 6:30 p.m.: 14 2 25 Penosylv8Ris up , : a.m.; Endeavor up 14, 5:20 a.m.; Jr. up 14, 5:50 a.m .; Re· li bl d ,, w a e own w, 6: 411 a.m.; es 1· down 16, G:30 a.m.; John Rowe down 18, 6:05 a.m.; Express down 20, 4:30 a. Harvey Jordon up 20, 5:50 .,· Indiana down 20, 6. 35 a. NatiOillll dOWI 20, 7:10 a. Charles SleveR&On down 21. 1:4S a.m.; Llttie George down 21, C:30 a.m.; Beaver dowa 22. 3:38 a.m.: Queeo City up 22. 8 a.m.; Belle of Rlclilnond down J T d 23, 3:50 p.m.; ~ . own 23, Z:IO a.m.; Edeana Bosworth up 23, !:30 a.m.; Rase G. ur 23, 8:30 a.m.; Elgerellff down 23, 8:5~ a.m.; E. P. Jonea down Greenup 10:25 p.m.': Frleberger down Greenup 12:10 a.m.: Val ley TraRsporler up Greenup 12: 55 a.m.; Producer down Green up I a.m.; Boc-1( dowl Green· up I:40 a.m.; Lady Rooeml!1 doWR Qreellap S:IO a.m.; Buck Stale down Gl'to!llup 3, 20 a.m.; Esso Pennsylvania U! THE BORN LOSEI.t By ART SANSOM I ~li(fO 'IOU, • 1' i ',\II'Iii\ \'\1I DICK iRACY I FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Wl:ll, TI'IE'i ARE li'ANKS FoR TELLI>!G ME! 1 CON'T WAI-IT To LOOK LIK!C ~'=" />. Frai'*-f .·· t . tn . By HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE 15-year-old males lo be marBABY 6:05 a.~ Inca dow• riod without par•taJ eonsent, Helen: 7:20 a.m.: Larl') and only - ltale lell llllqal my olslera' ud Turner down Meldahl 2:40p.m .: marriage •1• at 11 lor kida 10 much they Molly K. down Meldabl 3:4fi lC for fl~ilma .MammL Which Ia p.m.; AlloR Zephyr up ·Meldahl I wont teU . you wbick oM rl&ht. But my slslen and 8:30p.m.: Pioneer down Mel· loocauae yoa \lf.l'll'l readyl Atllka me for Branted. dahl 8:35 p.m.; Waller Curley 1 moac ~ ~"11, learn to They figure 1 can babysit any up Meldahl 11:35 p.m.; Mark - - SPELL marnad before you time, and lor free. Easlon up Meldahl 1:5S a.m.: become lt!-H. How do I 1ell them I don't Fort Dearhom up Meldahl 2:11 want to?~SIS a.m.: Elisha Woods up Meldahl _ Dear Heleo: Dear Sis: 3:20 a.m. E 1erec1 B pllll H anyone hal an onswer, Take· a deep breath and say, GaiUpollo Dam - Miss Ster· Among ~ose ,.;; onlet:Ed ~ babysitting rates are 50 ling up 5:40p.m.; Zimmer down Hoi H 'tal I !be t U an hour," !or whatever S:IO p.m.; Onward up 1' 20 P zer osp1 n pas pool turned my blondt the rates are in your town). 11 m.: Barbara Gay up l:!li a:m.: hours were: Vernon J. Holley, green and It wouldn't come out your mother doesn't back you J. S. Lew1s down 2 a.m.; AnRt. 2 Gallipolis, Mrs. William 10 I had lo bleacla II. I ' then perbaps SHE ahould drew Calhoun up 7:35 a.m.; La Thoma• Porter, Eurekl_ Star bleachial my balr spell you with the kida. -H. dy Mignon up walling: H. 1!: Rt., Larry G. Hall, Patriot Star for two yejJtl with Dear Helen: Bowl.. up waiting. Rt., David Edward Laywell, Rt. "ulf on tho market, oupI am 18. About sl• months Kanawba River - Semel up I Bidwell, Mrs. Levi E. Car••o met a Jj-year~Id boy. I London 4:10 a.m.; Lucy Jan• ruthers, Cheshira Rt., Albert Now am lryln• to let It '"" 1 -. L d M et I 30 o look about 14 and he looks about ucas OWR arm : a.m.: B. Watts, Crown City, Jeffrey ond lhe endl won't take 18. He Ia wonderful alld I love Helen Z. up Marmet H5 a.m.: Lynn Sayre, Rt. 2 Vinton, Mro. . They are dry and wbile him but I dol't think he loves W. H. Shaver, Jr. up Wlnfiel1 Delbert C. Vance. Rt. I Ewing- looking. I try just . dolnt the me ' 12 :10 a.m.: George Price down too, Mn. Leltnd E. Clonch, Rt. roota, but lhen I have two l ' am afraid my older friends Winfield 2:05a.m.; 0. F. Shear! Rutland, Maggie E. Hemsley, colors. Help! I - 0 V E f~ might lind ou1 about bim and er up Winfield 4 a.m.: Anen R. Syracuse, Darrell Alan Roush, Dbleacbeq me, but my biggest problema Merrill down Winfield 5:15 a Portland. eYarourOvbeer_:. are, how do 1 tell a l4-year-old m.: Mountain Stale down Win· Mrs. Otis M. McGowan, S22 ~ bet II to flslt a boy that be Ia to be a father field 6:10 a.m.; Prlnciplo down Mason Place, Pt. Pleasant, beauty parlor, or a beauty col· and how do I lell my parent~ Winfield 6:20 a.m. Dianne K. Wandling, Rt. 1 Pt. !ego, and Ond out the e<t91 t!Jat 1 am expecting the baby lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij Pleasant. Ira Bdlainf,fi Hogsett, 1!1 a 14-year-old boy?--<:RADLE W. Va., Howar Ri 0 • Rt. 1 ROBBER TO CRADLE ROCKLeon, w. Va., Geraldine K. • per. Letart, W. Va., Dr. John Roderick, Jackson, Harry S. My !GAP ("I'm Guessing AWittman, Jackson, Mn. · Perception") tells me ard E. McGowan. Oak Hill, you aren't lor real : your signaDeborah Clark, Wellston, tun Is too clever _ I'll bet It SALES SERVICE llam C. DameU, Wellston, Mrs. Mrs. M. L. Bahr firs and k tllDle t, you ma e up a DorcH G. Osborne, Welllton, • dinner a recent Sunday story to fit, right? Pamela Joan Hammond, Rt. in honor of her husband, M. L. Just In case I'm wrong, send Wellston. Vance David and daughter, me a stamped, self - addressed Rt. • Alhany, Ml'll. Vernon HarKasper and ~:~:;~ leavelope and I'll send you a rell, Rt. ~Pedro, Theodor• law. Mrs. Cash Bahr and of homes for uawed molhcliff. Willow Wood, Cbeeler , ChrlsUne. A potluck I• yoiD' area. -H. Howard Johnson, Rt. I was enjoyed. Those present This column Ia dedlcaled to lin Furnace, and John L. HanMr. and Mrs. Jack Cooliving, 00 11 you're bovey, Rt. 1 Rush, Ky. and Mr. ond Mrs. trouble or just plllin Blrthl and Jackie Conroy trouble, let Helen belp YOU. Mrs. Robert Leouard Miles, Joey Ruhl, Mr. and Mrs. also welcome your Rt. 1 Pt. Pleasant, son, 1:57 a. Kasper and slaler, Clara amusing esperlencea. AdHorold Ch-, Mgr, m., Monday. all of Colurnbua: Mr. Helen Bottel ill can 01 '-""' 1L Mkldloport, 0. DIO<llar&• Mrl. Bill Bahr and Mra. Patients discharged from Ohlinger, Mr. and Mra.l ~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;:;;;;;:;;::;:=:;~ hospital on Mooday Included: Bahr and daughlera, ea. I, Mrs. Azel G. Brilllrarl ll, and ond Christine, Mr. and IAif fERMI . •• infant son, Mre. Una Brooka, Mn, Mtffle Ohlln1er and da••llhMrs. Charles A. Chevalier, ond and Mr. Clyde Salser. infant 1011, Mrs. Era B. Clagg, Afternoon callers were Mn. Mrs. Charles E. Dulaoty, , and Biddle, Mn. Thelma infant dq1Jihler, Mrs. Clarence and Mrs. Glenna A. Evans, Mrs. Jesse H. GanlThe gueats of honor, · ner, Mrs. Dallas S. Giles, and were celebralini ·birthdays infant son, Michael Sieve Glo.&IIIII and carda lnbokar, Mrs. Thomu Edward eluding 1 decoratod Hysell, and Infant SOB, M r a. cake from Mr. and Mrs. Halllo May, Mra. Ronnie c. Conroy which was made !Dr 14lller, ond infant 1011, Mr 1. Mr. Bahr and daughter, Gladyo. Jemes G. Prict, and Infant AU the family wao present. daughter, Clarence L. Roy, Mn. Dale Saunders, Mrs. Paul Emil ley, and Infant daU&hter, MIA "tilil'!!'~-~~~...;;;..,..-.,;.,.___.,;;;.___.: Tope, ~· William H. WilDt- iWIII L. WIDeka. '5HE CAN •LOJE A ~ Wf.IO EQB tftj QW[::t, ~ ANO ~ WOW! WI-!AT A "Si,:U:' T~T GAL, SINYf\, CAN THI?a.-./ AT A GUY I "~. MY DARLlHC>, WILL ~I~B.E '!211 "'" ~ ~~ THAT'S HIGH . IH~IDE Hosp.itaJ NewS POWEQ, VA'GT WEALTH , AND I}§ WOMA!j !::_15; ~ " / TI-IAT'S II·I'SNEAKV. BREAKIN' OOTDIDE C0Rtl8<. T H' KOU!=~XES 'EM, P ITCI-!, QV!;;Q ·•" .' . -s.firiJ AND I OOMT CA~E I:IQb' MUC!--1 WQO-PITCI-IIN' PU"'JM Clp.jMS ~Df4'if:H'$' LEARI'IW I'CIUT·FOX; !HIS TIME rlE 'PEARS: i'Mt 'T 'SE JU~ Pl~B f:ROZE AT TH' S~SES LOADED r WITH "TK' ''i~'''''"'ll ONE TO GET 'EM UPJ .t:::.aled Rid ge Keno Society NOfe. !i AlBIE AND SLATS ly RAEBURN VAN ":'I J Y!!IZO. By SCHULZ WHAT IS KNOWN AS A SCHOOL I PLA'I J:AULTLESS FOOTBALL., PITCH BASEBALl- FLAWLESSLY AND AM AL.SO A BRAIN, BEING A PERMANENT FIXTURE ON 7HS HONOR P.OLL • FLATTERED? WAAH! MY BROTHER lOBE A "i:AD WAITER. U~ED .... ,, ...... HERE , ~UCAN BORROW HIS SlUFF! I r' • OIASE HARDWARE DO,T oJ!J$' 6T"-NO THE!!£! YA KNOW WI--IAT10 I -. .. . . - . · ·- -·-· ..... . -.. ...... ·- ·---·--· ~- ~·· - "- · -· IUIIN•'-' -~~ COLEMAN HEATING - -- - - ~§§~~~~;,~;:;~~~~. ~:.:_~-·-.. ~.:--::.-F::=~~"'~ . . . .. . . .. . . . .. - ···-. . ~-·~:: = · ~ - ~~=-:.~ : .~ --~~ ·~·~~·: ~~~~ : ': ~~~---.~:-~--~~~=.. ., GOOf; ·FER· NOTHIN', SHIF'LESS SKONK e "':!~:!!r:.. :'::-~.· ~ ,...,... s.Abrabam. Ohio ... Lar(e- .,...- 1966 VACUUM CLEANER out of lay-away. Tank 1ypa complete with attachments. Ollly J paymento $6 each left. Ph. 992-2titl5. t 15 61< USED 1956 Shasta travel trailar, 2 Apache Eagles, camplug equipmell and rentala. Roush and LyoM Camping Trailers, MasOI, W. Va. Ph. 1112-280!1 er 1'13-5611. I 13 tlc 30. Ora-. ellJ'ei for fodder or West Virginia, OJ: ~--== lrlbe bll'd eenter !2. J'a.te Wanted To Buy l we&c"bt :Z:Z.IBaollte Pnl.~er 11. FomBy ~.Apple CAR-HOPS wanted ..... . Must be 18 or older. Apply in person. Crow's Sleak Houst, Pomeroy. I IC tie . --.....,. the IH lf.. Ji'ema.M Tllnlo 18. )(is 19. R..ort Help Wanted J lt. Toward. 17. Ruter CALL 992-2156 STANDIJiJG timber ill 7. 16. Publie Route farmJ with timber. "'""" L 1-...S ..__ ll C<lpple A CHISELIN; H0 NDA s·rtr & SERVIQ II BOBCAT SPRINT RADIATOR a less than .ble Ph 882 2052 CLEAN Your rugs •or bert Hill, Racine, 0. Phone · · · · '' t 19 61p lc a ft. witlJ Lustra Foam. 9 H 6Ic Notice 949-22&1. Electri< abampooer rental _ -----. d ted tm t F Sale $1 E~rsba·• Hdwe Pornoen , or · ~ •• ·• INEWLY ecora dbapar SPECIAL PROGRAM th d roy o. t lti &tc , 4 large rooms an a , rap, erie., liRoieum, new owner, SINGER SEWING MACHINEEXPANDED 110 Bulternut Ave., Pomeroy, This machine equipped to DON'T pump your sluggish oepIBM tie tank. Get Klean-Em-AII Oh10. Also furAis hed apart- Zl·g zag, make butto•boles, • •• oeptic tank cleaner. LandComputer Proorommino I ment. low rent. Ph. t!Hrl-2639. darn, elc. Pay ... tO per Data Procualng mark Farm Bureau. 14 &t.c month, or pay balance due Key Pun<h • Burroutht ' . 8 I 11 30ie Wrlto or Coil Colle<t !3ROOM -ho-,;s.;-;.d- bath -- Ol $5Uill. Ph. 9112-321 . {A'" Code. 6141 h I 18 6te 224-4115 Lau,_l St., Pomeroy. p . 992Lustre Motropollto• S<hoolo 5293. ~ 13 lfc STEREO- RADf0- _:- 1966 wal- THE AMAZING Blue 67 ~:,~'!.,Hj:ho~~:•"' 13- ROOM apartment and bath; nut coasole model. R ad i ol will leave you:.,;phol~lery "A• s- ~.TV" .. furrushed, Middleport. Ph. equipped with lwin speaker beautifully 1011 • ean. syslem. 4 speed chaRger. Pay Rent aledrie shampooer $1. 11112-3814. t 12 tie th b I Baker Furnlturo Co. \DAMS Trading Post ..d An· rHREE ud four room furnisl>- $6.25 per mon or pay atJque Store moved lo a new' . anot due $811.08. PIJ. 992-3218. I It 6IAI 1 11 locatJol, now at CroBI Road• I ad ond uufurmsbed apart· _ ________ Gte_ r.ori'Y PILE, 1re1 from soil Junction 124 and stall route' menlll. WY ~MM. IZ 1 lfc ALL Aluminum house trailer, Ia tile carpet oleaoed with 143 01 Rutl ..d Road. Phootl FOUR ROOM lurnilbed aparl- sleeps 4, ~ol and •old waler, Blue LU8tre. Rent olectrio 142-4461. ~ 16 tfc meat WY 2-3651. f a lie with bathroom. Priced to ~r $1. Pickels Hard4 ROOM apartmen1 with bath sell if sold BOOL Clyde Law- ware Ct., IRe. I ID lte W•nted ill Pomeroy, 0. Pb. 992-5385. renee, Long .Bottom, Obit, ,-T;_ - S_TERR _ .IFIC ~- way we're ~=-,- -·-- - -- --I II Uc 115-3854 I llllp •• \WIM pool dealers, In eround, _ _ _ --- - ·__ oelling Blue Lsstra for cleanms and up Cnlocl f'o< , NICE c rooma and bath un.. QUARTER horae, bay, t Jt'lrl IRI rugo aad upholstery. Rent 1 Pools, lno. 1391 Whiteford 1 furnished aparbnea~ old, also ll1ly poay mare. 41!1 ~lrctric shampooer $1. Poor Road, York, Pa. PhoBO {717) por~ Ohio. Pb. M-387 to colt. also hay lor sale. One oror CelllOIIt Bloc:k Co. 755-8324. 1 11 15tp 1 lfe lOW, bred. P~. tlll'l-1931. t 11 1111 t 18 ltp MIDDLE. AGED womao to do rHREE and four room fur· - .- - - . --- · . miSH Cobbler potatoss, Keobaby Silting In exchange lor nisbed apartmeoto. AD uUll- PIGS, Mama Stoae. Harnso• nebec potales lor winter. room and board. Write Bo• tiea paid. Pbont WY l-2776- VIlle Road. _._1 ~6 tp_ Also eanllin1 tomatoss, plek <iti8-K. c-o The Daily Sentioel, Rowley and Reed. After • 1164 ALCOA houso trailer, U• your own, $1 bWJhel. Charloo Pomeroy, G. 118 3Ic p.m. call WY 1-3574. 10, 4 ft. exlension on Uvin1 Jlilloll, Portlaad, 0. ~!(;fir ·house cleaning ~ Mrs~ 4 S lie room aad s~~e on tltthea, I IS 25tp _ Mao Hawk. Phone Herman 2 ~OOM trailer, nstural gas, owned by Wilham Boyer, red NEW 211 bu:h 1a1 iogo with Warner, Wolf Pen Road. water, all utensils furnished, aad wblwte, Vbelow ~rlliv~~· iron base, 19.0011 BTU, one t 1e 3tp I close to store and close to _Maso•. · a. _ •_ . burler. Pb. 9112-7337. my home phone to use, will USED Hotpoint stove, excel1 18 II< rent to couple or private per- lent condition, Phone 949-25>1. illrooi!:T I"'UCED lurnlture 111 son. Ph. 843-2600, Portland, 0. . I _It ~ oar third floor budget lbop. t » Uc NEW 1967 DVI10 Doo boat Biker J'lll'lliiiD'e, Mlddloporl I •• ODERN 2 •·•·oom · ... m• with OMC 120 Ste111 drivt, Oblo. 11 12 Uc BOY or GIRL ~ • uau Pomeroy, 0. Ph. tlll'l-290ll day/ now oo dlsplay, Schwarze! BEANS, potatoea, tomaloOI In Rutland To or 992-371r.! eveninB• Marine, Hoekiogpor~ 0. •ad melons. Clarence ProfEarn Money and Prilft 7 114 tie 9 II 12to lit~ Portland, 0. PIL 143-22M. Delivering Tho Daily ' a 11 tte Sentinel to Mtobliohod 1166 ZIG ZAG DIAL-A-STITCH b .11 Route Z, owing needle. 'R zag w ia foe buttlllholes, b II n d 1 CALl 992-2156 bems, monogram, etc. GuarAo<JB0810 %.1. Display li.One anleed. Only I paymento left .!lo. Trick time $' each. Trades accepled. Ph. pe..4. Tiny B.S~ ttZ.~ t 15 61c llt.Turklslr lO.WNh li.Knodt BOY Busln- M50 SPORT 'IIY t-2193 =;;-:=-;:;-=....., ~~;~~~ia:::.tl~:~=~o:~ Ml~~ way Dr,·ve . will rent reason- with bath artd ! utility room. good garden. AI- I , 7 12 lie U93. AliGNMENT and ,: ·· d ~~~P~~~~i;r~ a;~. l~.v~~~~:~ 4 ROOM- house ·1 1 01 · Jt e,:- Ho tp WHEEL HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES EXPERIENCED SWEEPSTAKES 'MAN'S BII.,LFOLD at Crow·s Sll'ak House. Owner may have by calling !1!12-2455. 9 20 ltc ·-- - WHITE BEAR water ski bo- \ '1 » G~:::ter:~~:.o:.ty TEMCO 1ao heater, 45,0011 BTU Services thermootst, will heat small .bouse or 4 or S rooms, $3G. CURTISS Breedlnt! Serrlce, I Phone 949-2891. 9 20 3tc chol"" ot tao IIUIIa ill 18 • tires, VB pn(ine, automatic tran1. R&H and Dee~ breeds. For ..mce an Pbo.. 113-2778. 11 ~6 .. Dial Parker'• I 11 3te Pomeroy or IJII5.3824 I C Our Own Pameroy OI'IN lVII. Mil P.M. 1!1Jf LAND~RK 1ftTII COLD WEATHER • 11 bead. cricketo. spiders oth"llllOY,.. . NOW IN FULL SWING er luecll will be eomln& IaCome In 1nd R-ister side vour home where p teet b _ 1 Win Hom1 ko !ld~no Mower warm. ro Y~th • Do.~ 0 For Rent 5 ROOM apartmeot with both.! .,. Un ' ••"• . .•••••· from tbese pests WI ........, Pb. 992-3319. I ~ tfc ; FrooiOr e available at King TRAfLI':R, Brown's Trailer 6 ROOM modern house wi.th I ~ POMEROY SUpply Co., lollddleporL f'AJurt., Minersville, 0. Pllent I 11 bath, lull size basement and 992-2181 9!12-3324. 9 15 me n.m~ Poat atoy Motor Co. PHONE WY 2·2156 Lost and Foun ==-=:-:-=cc·--- nace. Phone Chesler 985-3970. 20 3 1962 CHEVROLET $1095 4 Door Sedan, VS engin~. std . trans. Whit• finish witt-. rt·d inlerior, good !i1·es, radio 1nd healer. 1957 C,HEVROLET $395 Bel Air St. Wagon. White over red finish, d~a• interior, eood Minimum (:fllrfl "' ..t1 It CeiiiH PM _ , . lor ... , . . Qleo ncvtl.,. ,..,..,."' • ,., cent DIICftlllf .a pel• • aM ••• ,.,. wlttlln II . .,.., CAaD OF THANICI & OIITUARIU ti.JI .., tl .... nllnlmuM. IHit .. $1495 2 Door. Low mileage by local ow11er, beautiful dark ,Jreen over lieht green. Like new wh.Hewa\1 tires, !Spotless cl~a inte-rior, 155 h.p.,_ 6 cylinder v.ngine, atandard tnnsmiss'ion, radw, healer, real nice. ...,..l'ftMI ..,. • I tiM 11_. * ...,.... lrrert lltHitt M 'O'P.~ WlffHLE$, LOW-DOWN, Real ht•t. For Sl~l·~~~=~;;;;.~;:=r;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;i==;; ====-'r Kittens. B-0-U-SE- FOR - SAi.E. -See 11 Phone Luther Friend, Bash- 314 Hamilton Street, Mlddl• an, 949-37110. t 20 Jtp port, or taD 992-5324. -9 • lie FORCED air Luxaire coal fur_ ..-n.. ,. _ . er relect IRY ---1 TO GIVE AWAY- a•euLAnOitl TIM ,_II...., ' • Motor Co."" tiM "" M. lflw ecceti'M Drt et until l'vMintMII Slle PUPPIES, mixed cocker 111 d 7 ROOM house and lot in Ll French poodle. Ph. 9\12-Ztl11. ville, running ii&ler in ""'""·II » 20 Stp first 11,500 takea 11. 9 Phone _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __.:. tt2-411!09. 211 &It ;· OIADLifiU 1 P. M. O.y For ' 1:M PINCHED FER CA5H.SILAS .. CAN 'IE GIVE A• . A LffflE CREDIJ Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business !arvices r-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 20, 19116 . . .~. !s: ·..-""1" ~· ' ' \ . (A"J. ''·•-~· r '. _ ,·' ,.•. .$. ,(:·,:_ ~1- .,,;u::.•'! ~ ~: t •. i1\! · ~-J'-t"'' i...; · ! ' t ...,.. ..... ·•' ' . '' -~ �. .. .. ( ,' i ~""r' I SOCIAL CAlENDAR Church Class M~tsWith f .• Around.and Wallace Rerurm To Bet¥ada Duty Alan Navy Hospltalman Around and Ab MiddJeport - I . About " -- ·· · · -- · ' -· •• Off · - -- - Wallace has returned to the Bethesda Naval Hospital in OUf RE~~~ MEETING of Maryland after a ·a day leave Mrs. ~ Jtelbel entertain. . the Auxiliary of the Veterans' with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ed \tltb B turkey dinner Sunday, Mn. AlbeA Al~ard, assiSted Hospital, wlll be held in 11 , Dwight Wallace, daughter, Nanat her home, Pleasant Ridge, by Miso Nelle Bmg, entertain- cafeteria of the hospital Tues. cy, and brother, Bruce, a stuhonoring Mr. Reibel on his ed the Daughters of Ruth· class day night Sept 20 at 8 'o'clock dent at Marshall University. Mr W'll' B I I it' birthday . ' . Gordon Fislier student at of the United Methudisl church instead oi the .usu~l time of I Wallace will begin a six-month ~· I. Jam ane s v s mg A c!Oeoraled birthcay cake Muuntaln State Business Col· I Monday at her home, 7,30. relatlv_es m Grundy, Va. Mr. B' withthdtheinscrlpti\ll1 M afternoun . S . . Electw·n of olfl'cers wl'll training period iiJ Operating Bane IS servmg m Y1et Nam. D d, d "Happy b M lege, Parkersburg, spent the East am t. . be held. All members 3re ask- Room Techanican School at ll' ay .a • rna e y rs. weekend with his _parents, Mr. The meeting, m charge of ed I be . t Bethesda Hospital. Weekend guests of Mr. and Donley Reibel was served with and Mrs. MaS<>n Fisher and 0 Mrs. Frank Stewart, president, I presen · ! Saturday eve11 ing Mr. and · Mrs. Paul Grueser were her the dinner. Miss Donna Reibel f .1 opened with Psalm 23 in unison. 1 BETHEL No. 62 of the In·~· Mrs. Wallace and son, Alan, granddaughter and family. At- asked grace. am• y. · I Devotions we_re led by M1ss Lu- ternational Order of Job's were in Morehead, Ky., for the torney and Mrs. James D. Me- Attendmg were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher cret1a Genhe1mer who used as I Daughters will meet at the · Morehead, Marshall foutball, Dermitt and daughter, Erin Harley Strong and Donley, BU· and son, Willie of llelpre were her toptc, Strength for t~ese IPomeroy Masomc Temple, on [ game. Their son, Bruce is a 1 Kathleen, of Wheeling, W. Va .. ly and Dtane, Wllke:;vtlle: ~r. week~nd guests of their par~ days. She also gave ~ readmM, T11esday at ;:30 p. m. All member of the varsity team of I and Mrs. Mabel Wolfe •f Porn~ and Mrs. Howard Logan, Sprmg- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fishfrom. Modern Matunty and .a speclion with Dolly Oan- , Marshall University. eroy, sister of Mrs. Grueser. field; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Logan, er and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arreadmg, In the Temple of God s 1 cey, grand guardian, the m· Galhpol!s; Mn. Emma Ogdm, nold. Work, and closed with prayer.l specting officer. Ail Masons I Stephen Coat• has returned to I Salem Center· Miss Bertha Rei· Members responded to roil Eastern Stars and parents ar~ tt· his studie• at the Kirksville bel, Walter.~ Herbert Reibel, . Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher WhO I call with a personal jingle. It invited. I u ur Medical Schuoi of Osteopathy Mr. and Mrs. Donley Reibel were called here by the illness was voted to renew the three I SALISBURY PTA will meet in Kirksville, Mo., after speru!- and Donna and Fae the honor- of his mother, Mrs. William subscriptions to The Upper [ Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. All Is Planning ing the summer here with his ed guest and Mrs. _'Reibel The Fisher returned to their home. Roo~ for Veterans Memoraal members, parents of Bedford ! • mother, Mrs. Robert Coats. 1honored g~st recPived many Akron, Sunday. 1 Hosp1tal. Ischool and ol new pupils are Homecoming I Mrs. Alta Miller Leon w..nice gifts. 1 Miss Cheryl Hood of NaHonMrs . .Jacob Gloeckner conduct- ~ W'ged to attend. . ' • ' · . ed Bible quiz games during the! MRS. GEORGE Hackett has The Sutton Methodist Church.' Va. , " the g?est of her daugh-1 · IWJde Beauty Academy, Cclu~prngrom hour and Mrs. Rich- announced that a meeting of iBashan-Racine Road, will hold !' ~~~ •;dRian~ly, Mr. and Mrs. l'outh FeUow _ slaim ~us spenttsth~ wte~n~ -~~ ord Campbell read a poem, A' the Candystnppers ol Veterans a Rally Day and Homecoming er ous · , Bellin A.ctivitie8 ~r ~~n ' r. an rs. • Model Church And An Old Memorial Hospital will be held 'Sunday, Sept 25. with the wor· Mrs. Florence Hannay has < The Junior and Senior Meth• vm · Man's Story. l'!'uesday evening at 6.30 p. m. lship service at 9:30 a.m. and returned te Akron after spend- dist Youth Fellowship groups Mr. and Mrs Eslie Mossmanl' A dessert course was served \ at the hospital. New members I the Rev. John Kimbler as pas~ ing several weeks here with her will begin fall activities next returned home Thursday after by the hostesses to those nam-. will be accepted at this tor . . sister, Mrs. Beulah While. , Sunday, Sept. 25 at 6 p.m. Of· a ten days vacation at Norfolk td abov~ and Mtss t,.yd~a Eber ~- ' time and any girl who is 16 in 1 The Sunday school Will open fleers will be elected and plan.~ and Virginia Beach, Virginia, bach, ~tss Ada Gen.he1mer and the Mason and Meigs area is at 10 :15. Mrs. Lester L. Rnu~h Rodn~y Karr, son of Mr . and [or the year discussed. and at Roanoke Rapids, N. C., Mrs. Mmnle Neutzlmg. invited to attend the meeting. Ii~ su~er inte~ent. Special mu-1 Mrs. Richard Karr'. has . enroll- Meeting with the seniors Sun- with their son and daughter-in~ Mrs. Hackett is advisor fur 1SIC .wtll be g~ven by th~ youth~ at Kent S~te UruversJty and day evenina were the Rev. Max law, Mr. and Mrs. Harley MossLIFT·ou'r 100'1' }lfi.<s Davis Attends the group. chOir. Mrs. Milton Circle IS l~ad- w•ll leave Saturday. ' Donahue and Emerson Jones. man and family. ASA ....SSINET Science Conference er and M•ss Carla Morns, p•an- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fau.~- Present were Doxie Walters, Mn. Don!lld Morgan and AS A STROLLER 1 Among the area science stuWednesday Ist. . . ner of Charleston, W: Va .. spe Okey Reitter, Van Johnson, son of Newark are spending a dents altending the "Youth and PAST PRESIDENTS of the dA basket dmllner w•ll kbedsertov- tlhhe wMeekendJ here FwlthlkhiS mo-d Sherrie Shuler, Cathy McGuire, week with her parents. Mr. and . , Oh' . . at noon. A are as e er, rs. ames au ner an S 1 · S S d J h Mrs E·. M Sr1ence O:mference at 10 American Legion Auvilary will b . bl . f th . h' . t M E H tl y VIa wanson, an Y o nson, . she ossman. State University Campus Satur- meet Wednesday at ·7'30 .P m frmg . ta edservlc~ or e1r "s shiS er.•_Hrsk. vah ar ey. and her guest, Charlotte Gooch Mr. and Mrs. Tom McClellan 1 day wa~ Diane Lewis, daughter at the home of Mrs Ge;ald Wil. amAIIehs atn g~es~, · I c derry C 'c s,b w 0 IS etmh· of Gallipolis, and Joyce Kerns• and daughurs of Nitro, W. Va .. s or music~ program p1oye m o1tJm us, spen1 e d Mik B k' k · it·~ s· nd aft 'lh . . of Dr. a nd Mrs. J. J. Dav1s, dermuth .11 be . t 2 M J h k d 'th h e us 1r . vJS "" u ay ernoon WI 1 lh an A 8•WAY CONY.RTiaL• and a sludent at Kyger Creek CHESTER COMMUNITY wK,mblegm all lepd.m .. ng;s. Thon. Rewee en dWIM . erDoparledn sH,. '-~ his aunts, Mrs. Edith Burnell. . th d' 1 r WI a st mg. e v. an rs. na 1c..s . • d 0 High School. 0 ers ~tten mg Homemakers Club will meet rest of the time will be free to snd son, Douglas. HONOR BIRTHDAYS Mmersvllle an Mrs. · . B. Thayer makes the smartest ond •lltl conv•JIIIole for INI»y, were L1nda Telle, Pomt Plea- Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the visit M d M Rich d Ro en- Elberfeld and Mra. Geor&la thr..· WIY "Jiffy Jitney" actually !JIOWI with IM child. sant, and Fred Ragen, Chesh- Mrs. John Rose , Bashan. Sew· · • • b r. ~ . h~St p ar sen- Williamson, Pomeroy. Converts quickly, solely , , usini the $1lml chromo ploled ire, along With Mr Sisson, ing classes Will be diScussed •t ml F • ml ' Dmner, Dance 16 ,autam, edrlg'th ., blromthed_roy,d·n c k d • 11 te ne s G' f • er m w• a ay 1 • fr~me lor both Carrioge and Stroller, Eosr riding helicol teacher at Kyger r~e : an and schedules will be given for N" • . 1ven or nl(ents oer on Sunday at their home m Club Hm Cookout Bryson Carter, ExtenSJonJSt at other lessons through the Exlllht m Claeslur~ Mr. and Mra. M. L. Kelly, f the' J ' loth At R mhid p: k opringr,, fvll tuck .. woy dr~k shield Gallipolis. tenSJon Service Several members of Ev?nge- Grant St., were in Portsmouth hobnthord 0 ; ' s:nh th , Mem.!. of :t-fciub enROCK line Chapter, OES, of M1ddle- Saturday evening to attend a 1r ay an o er a er s w~h plastic window, Folds com• SPRINGS Homemak· port were in Cheshire Saturda eli birthday Orin Smith, of Mid- joyed a cookout Sunday after0 pocdy r.. lrovtl 01 storage, Choice Relatives Surprise ers Club will meet Wednesday evening to attend the Friend?, ~nf:s:.~~e ~a~~s .~n~~:~ dleport. ' noon at the roadside park on itfrs. Ben Buck at I ~· m. at the home of Mrs. Night held joint! b Cheshire . g Route 33. Following the meal, of smart fabrico 11rd 1:0lon, ! · Mrs. Ben Buck was pleasant· Raymond Cole, Laurel Cliff and Vinton Chapier/ The Wor IWIVes cor the Pruddenftlal Ins~·· VISIT HEI\t: the group went to the Ho•klns BIG SELECTIONS 01' INFANTS I'URNITURI h . Road . • ance ompnny an or service th k 1 1 ly surpr Ised Sunday mormng on · thy Grand Matron and other with the company. The Rev. and Mrs. Russe I orne near e par 1or a IOCON THE 3rd I'LOOR reh~rmng from ;hurch to fmd BOSWORTH COUNCIL, No.I distinguished officers were One agent was retiring and Mcintyre of Springfield came Ia! evening. ' a group of relatiVes at her 46 , Royal and Select Masters, present. I was presented with gifts. Mr. Sunday for several day• visit Present . were Mr. and Mrs. borne, Rock Sprmgs Road. With will hold its smted assembly Attending from Middleport Kelly, who plan• to retire next With her mother, Mn. Roberti Elmer W•ckham, . Mn. Baker well filled bas.kets m obser;- Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Fol- were Mr. and Mrs. Harold King, year, was congratulated for hls Coats, and grandmother, Mn. Gordon, Asa Hoskms and Miss ~"; old her :~~hday ~h~~~ t~s lowing the CounCil meeting the I Mrs. Fielding Hawkins, Mrs as years service with the com- WalOJier~~Ha~y~ea~·--_;·~--::A:;:da~H,::os:kl::::,::ns::,._ _ _ _ _ e nesk ay. ecoedra . h rth- Pomeroy Council No. 80 Royall Marie Hawkins, Mra. William pany Guests from Wellston - j aycaewasserv WI 1 eArch Masons WI'II (\()n fer the I Reyno Ids . Mrs. M. L. Frenc h, Cbilhcothe, .: l'nne Ironton, Portsmouth' 1 r. . M t mark masters degree on sev- Mrs. James Euler, Mrs. Eve-~ and Middleport attended. The • DAtte ~dmgd 7:e ~· Pe: eral candidates. All officers and! lyn Lewis, Mrs. Hennao Bailey, event was held at the Lake Stumo ~'" ndn~:· 0~ anh companions are urged to be ! Mrs. Earl Werner, Mr. Allen Margaret Club. •• G~~~i rnd . aM' harsi ~se~ [present. Refreshments will be l Hughes. Mrs. Hughes, who al-i ---:I 1 e e .a IC e ' ev.n served. Iso attended, is a member of •• •• and Lon Ann, Mrs. George WINDING TRAIL Garden ' Cheshire Chapter and past Mrs. Slone Hosts McCauley and R1chard, Karen club will meet Wednesday at [grand officer. Her Canasta Club . and Darren, Mr. and Mrs. Ben- 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. I Mrs. Craynor Slone entertain- ' me Buck and Eddy, Charm a, !Lloyd Moure. Slides on civic 1 FIBST ON COIN ed her canasta _club recently at • Cmdy, Candice, and Junmy all lbeautilicatioo will be shown. The first U. S. coin to bear her home, Racme. Pnzes were • of New Lexmgton: Mrs. Wesley SYRACUSE TIURD Wednes. the portrait of a woman was awarded to Mrs. Glenn Hensler, McCauley and Mark and Gary, day Homemakers Club will meet the Queen Isabella commemor· Mrs. Angus Howard and Mr!. •• Somerset; Mr. and Mrs. Gad Wednesday, Sept. 21, at 10 •.. alive quarter authorized by Col- Glenn Glaze. Buck and Gloria and Jon, Rock . clock prompt, at the home of gress in 1893. The coins were Refreshments were ":"rved by Sprmgs and the honored, guest. Mrs. Unda Ferrell. Program sold for $! during the Colum· the hoste" to the above and planning will be the subject ol bian Exposition. Mn. Paul Casci, Mrs. Charles '· .. Recuperation of the . day. All old members are While and Mrs. Lee Smith. Mrs. Hayes Noted asked to bring a new member. Earthworms Everywbere •• Mrs. J . B. Hayes if! recuper- All Syracuse and surrounding Earthworms have been found •• atlng from an illness suffered community homemakers are in mud 180 feet below the sur 1 0 0 in August, and her daughter, welc001e. Covered dish lunch faces of lakes, in moss oo I • Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew is at noon, with each bringing rocks above the tree line In the' •0 FOR SCHOOL staying with her, assisting in tt.eir own table service. Himalayas and at a height oi l of 0 her care since Labor Day. TIIURSDAY more than 15,0011 feet In the An· • ••• helps pay hospital bftls $2.99 .. $5.99 Visitors over the we<"kend ROCK SPRINGS Grange will !d_e_s_._ _ ----•• included her sister, Mrs. Row~ meet Thursday, at 8 p.m. A -ena Martin of Westerville; Ben program will ·be presented by sale at the Ebersboch Building Quisenberry, Syracuse; Laura the men. Refreshments will be on 2nd Street In Pomeroy SatLeifheit, and Mrs. Cleo Rich· served. urday, September 24. The sale Middleport, 0. 1nlson and Mrs. Nora Hamil· CHILD CONSERVATION is sponsored by the Apple Grovel ron of the Firat Baptist Church. League will meet at the Colwn- W :__.ioisoi.Coi.Siio.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;i;i Mrs. Cheesebrew is staying bia Gas Co. office Thursday, at • with her mother while Mrs. Ber·l7:30 p.m. lha Roush is visiting with rela-1 RIVERVIEW GARDEN Club tive-s in Hialeah, Fla. She was will meet ThL'I sday evening, I oailed to Florida due to the Sept. 22, 7:30p.m., at the home death of h~r granddaughter, of Mrs. Ronald Osborne, with \l's. Robert Barr. Mn Cheese· Mrs. Harils Frank as co-host· AT FRIENDLY !1rew and her mother celebrat- ess. ed thPir birthdays in SeptemFRIDAY IF YOU ARE UNDER AilE 85. AND ARE SE\F-EMPLOYED-01 WORI(. oer and received cards and ' THE MIDDLEPORT Athletic lNG WHERE THERE ARE LESS THAH FIUVEE ~~IPELLDOYI'REE!!,ECNTOIWQ'N.S THE TIME TO GET BLUE CROSS AN 0 8L .., I ~1fts. Boosters will sponsor a rummage .ale Thursday and Friday, PLAN S.\LE Sept. 22·23 In the Fry Plumbing ENROLLMENT HEADQUARTERS: The Meigs County Salon 710 building on Mill St. Co-chair- · t ., , 40 will have rummag~ sal~ men are Mrs. William Ault and n.ursday and Friday, Dr-tober rMrs. John Krawsczyn . Anyone s and 7 in the Jones building on I having articles for pickup I ·utlrt St. may contact Mrs. James Pullen Harold E- Hubbard or Mrs. Lewis Sauer. I V. PrH. ond CHhler ENDORSED BY: A thought for the doy: SATURDAY lmerican Presidet1t James A. THERE WILL BE a rummage ;arfield said: "This nation is - - --- oo great to look ror mere ' THEATRE We May Play On The Week End But Through the revenge. But lor the security of nu; Pomeroy Ooto Week We Work on Low-Cost Auto Loans. the future I would de every'hing.'' ·Mrs. A/ward . ; !ley~ per cent of aU thel Statos are reljstered bl ~ automobiles in. tile United nia. •. l ~ ;L -. ... ~~~·-·-••o~• ·I-Dally Senttne~ Pomeroy·llllddleport, o:,]ejit. 20, 1~ f.Urlcey-()ittner 15 H'1ghi'~~-hf O(B 'rt " h . . I . ay ' ~. late II 1111 "· I. IU. -• ,. locaUon projeeiiD Mells Coonty, from Rock Sprblp to Dar· win, II not eiJIC(ed undl early lloxt year, II was learoed to- day. Joha Dow~. Dlvblltl 10 HighWay De,pirlment En&lneer, this mol'lllnglnrllcated tha pro- posed ~ would be delayed until "mlcl-wltJ!er" larply because of problema ID lettinl! ap- pralnll matl&. .' 'Die Rt. 3f'proJect, ~1y scheduled to be mid s.tflm. ber 7tb, was publicly reported _ postponed from tbal date 011 August 19. Dewier..._. allbli Ume "We bave been delaJecl ID securlnl the property apo praisalll." "We are making every .effort to resolve these difficulties, l!ld It II our earnest bope lira! this poslptltttl ult au be reiclietl' c¥ 1t1 Oe!Ober," u1t1 DoWler Ill March. Dowler, saY ID ,. sponse to a query reprd!DJ the Match date, and biB "Mill.wloler" commlttment, "We are beiDJ reaiiiUc· and not selllllc 1 definite date until 11't caa meet that date." Dowler r•-••ked that ~state workere this 1Week have been engaged In working oo appralao ais on part II the proposed prr>- wbell be lllllouooetl tile relocatloll project would not be aold 8ept. 7th. bowler ·Ieday emph1181zed In • ~epbone COI!"matlon the proJect II belrrl "delayed, but not po11tpooed." Local sourcerr bad Indicated recently the Rt. 13 project appareotly would not be aold IIJlo ject and rtaht-of111 Plft)lue. are I!Xpeeted to beJio ·110011. day, Indicated a llab -;."' ~~ tile status of the U S ii:" t gram bere would '11le prevlouJly advertised september 7 trelllrtt date had been confirmed by P. E. Ma!beter, Director of the Ohio Deparlmeat of Highways, duriDIJ ID August meeting with a dele1•1ton of Melga realdenll. Highway Department source~ Ill Columbus, when coutacled to- 1ng ~ I ~~. -;Q- ~ ' Dowler had said on August It the decision to postpone the sale from the advertlaed Sept.. ember 7 date eame alter the D!visioo 10 staff revieWed the • Kelp County project. "AcquisUoo of th right or 1 s on • at y e Ch ch .• en tine Dnoteil To TM lm.,.,., 01 TM Mel,..MIJima Area VOL XVIII WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1966 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OH~ NO. 109 I· Police Without Clues I 1 CIUCAGO (UP[) -Grieving family friends and political figures paid their final respects Tuesday to Valerie Percy. Police said they had "no new leads and no new clues" to the balDing murder. Robert M. Daley, cbief of .•• police In tbe exclusive suburb where Republican senstorlal candidate Charles H. Percy makes biB home, uld Tueallay night detectives were co_ntinu· lng to Interview hundred& 01 the Percyo' !fiel)da and political and buslnesa associatos. Daley's police for~ was aided by Chicago, Cook County and neighburinc police !forces. "The FBI II involved In cheeklng the names of acquainlances and associates (of lbe dead girl) who were out of stale," Daley said. Usted Names The pretty 21-year-old girl, stabbed and beaten to death THAYER 1 le I JiffyJitney · n. oe; S.,. $]9 00 u! 25 1 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 1 _!!!,"""""""""""""""""'""'""'"""""'"""!!!!!!!!!!=tl!!!!!==!!!!!!!!!!.,.. 1 •.• · ~an • .._E •• ••• • • •• ••• 4 SHOES • BLUE CROss· llrive Launched .. Tbe 1966-67 membership drive for tbe Tri.County CoiiiD\\I!ii!Y Concert ~oclatioo was ticked off Monday - ::• 1 and \\EET THE FOLKS i' pain~ ANNUAL COMMUNITY ENROLLMEIT WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 ·CITIZENS NATIONAL I 'I . Week End Boater! LAST TIMI! TONIGHT The Chinese were the first to I HERMAN'S HERMITS in "HOLD ON" oroduce objects made of east . rrechnicolor) 1ron, according to the Encyclo- I Herman's Hermits Shelley Fabare• ~~a Britannica. I Sue Ann Langdon Ft1turott. ,2' H~. ~R Wednt~day, I CLEANING Service On Request Robinson's - CLEANERS ,. • J NOTOPIN /fUonal a .. a' SPECIAL tiOTE TO THOSE CIVEI 85c It you or )Our hulblnd or wife .,. elicible for MedJ. tlrMs ~ 1111 ,_,you lflltJ IPPIJ wllltiA 90 dQs prlar cese, or wiU be eliilble within lhe next 90 days, apply to tile dat" YOJI become tltclble for M.-lcert 117· for Blue er- 65':"" a special- coverqe deslaned requeatlnc 1111 aPPalcetlan tram BIU. er.ss·of Central . lo fiH pps In MediCare's "Part A" Holpltll Plaa. OhiQ, 174 £1st l.onl Stnet. Columbus, Ohio 43215. Blut ~doll not duptleata Medlclre's Holpltal It JOU ...,,. ~....,. a Blui·Ciws·flon.Groctll CllrtbiiCI, trooer.aca,llll ..... to-tllat.ct,ou iniiNS MUI~It Md you ot ~~.,one covftiiWJa. cudiwct ltot"'l does liCit. lie tlilllllt for ~Mid'- wllbln 90 dlrl.. fli.to You can IIIIi. tppll~ltlon for Biut Cna1 65 noirl ;. - .. Cotlnlunlty Ellrollmtnt htltlqulltlll - to , _ Coalmu ita flnlllntlltt P $i I I I It . . . ... iboUioOiwtnlon to BIUIICrlill 651 ' !an Flemina'• ------ --- "THUNCIRIALL• (SIAN CONNIIIY) ' . ..:. :::---- ... ... ( '' ,.."'' ,.,.' •• ~ . f' - Claudlllt ...,., Colorco- Ad~J!'o"M\1 ile • • - . Mlrnb•r Pedtr•l Pt[Miflt 1mur1nce Corporation r· '' .' :... •r.·.-.·. ' : : . Be ...; ,::- ~ pa~; 11 moatbl ID Yot..uka, Japan at the u. s. Naval .. pllal, IDd 11 • .,. loloC to110the Field Medical Servlees Scbool at Camp PeDdlltoll, Calli., for I Phillis Sees Jackels m • P.:~;:?'#~ !oar week• lralolog with the mothen of the Pomeroy playMarines_, and will be aulpo ers. The mothers were present.. ed In Vlel Nam. ed foutball lavon made bJ Mrs. Lorena ":'d· with their war Demonstr.ators buslnesa Hound Ladv Bll"d .100 Cc h Ch 1 (B d) illlck- Coach Fred Phillis of !lie SAN FRANCISCO CUP!) ·- ~ ' taaced ~es ~led Middleport Jackets' foutbaU Mrs. Lyndon B. Jolm!oa ~~=!h 10 ui menieach :; team told the AthieUc Boosters continued her beautification wean . eq P arne Mik liar- Tuesdny night be h!"~ that campaign In California tod8J, aves ~J u ·1 ~ MHS's opponents~ are Wldisturbed by anti-Viet Nam VCoach Bickel explained the big and quick and·~i "everywar demonstrators who turned football attire and the lee- one tells me we don't have 8 up on her trail. ., Uon 11 alforda with H 'proavu chance." Some 200 llign-earrylrrl pick- dllllllinl the tlll!Pmea::cr The Jackets will field 8 team els chanted anll·war Two loadings were given 11y with a 1·1 record In pre-league Tuesday nilht u the rim Coach Bickle "A Sissy" and play which a Jacksoo scout said Lady arrived at lhe .poab "M • , • the Wabam8 is '"the , oUvaUon Is FtPL a1 game opening of the San Frab&oo Preoldent Jolin Werry prallld smallest team he has ever seen Opera. the managers ...of_ the foolbe1l' In 25 years 0 . of observing South.. squad, alatlng N'"1 "dO I •pot! eaatern hiO League teamS. job." They are Skip Logan, Tom The o):etch of the encounter Vaughan, Bob Burdette and to come Friday night at Jack· · Tom Titus. son, bowever, didn't 'appear to WASHINGTON (UP!) -Preo- equlpmenl wllbout any locreasa need to be Increased to briDe Chainnao for ibis' weet'a frigblen Coach Phlll!a Ideal Johnson toclay prices. them io Uae with spentlia&, • "Fftll the Team" project II "We've been worldng oo our "repel" II the price "We bad boped these busi· ' Jean Wright Hefpbil Mrs. rnlataltes," he laid, and will Clll new cen aniiOtiDeed could forego the VeteraDJ Memorial Botpftal Wright will be Mrs. Porl!ir give Jackson aU we coL 11 11 4ay 1!1 Fdrd Motor Co. QeCUS!ty ,of locreaslo& prices," AdmlllllotiJ - Mrs. 0 k e 1 Mrs. NeiS<>n, Mrs. Baer, ~ Isn't .ftough .. " '!'be Preoidenl told a he •aid· We asked them to do SchartiJer, Rutland MelviD Roush and Mrs. PblllD. •• COach PhUUs ahowed and ,... t.'OII~ that he baa But they were free to Knapp, New · Haven; Jame. 'YleWed In detail wltll analyslll llli Otiuncll of tbelr DWII prices IDd O'Doonell, Pomeroy. ' NOW YOV INOW ·fllma . of the Jac:letr first· two ~~.11'1 1:.~=~ I w"'t they have done." llll9arJet - Floyd ptrldle, , Erie the Red, fa wbat . . , 1...-, Rutlllljl ~ ,.1 the . presideat sidestepped Dille~. Grace llaUOJ. line beoa the oulltll; reM ..... Lewil Sall"', Jf., president, about whether be will Blrtll, .A daugbtar lo Mr. tate ........... ~ t. N. . [ll'eSitled when project lricreUel may :~~~= a~IIC!UIIetrllk an Income tax 1ocrease to and Mn. Olley Scb-tlter. Am"'''caa reviewed· IDIIallonsry presllll'll. _ IIDd · lit ~ !tli!l ~ Jllllllbtlt'til ql'!l 111 · now 1,; puts, ~ ~..,_;.., ba, ~leted . Ro "Pe&led what lie has llid . tWp 9Meraf R1fP11at ':!flll!~.~!h~~ lrefpzi tlrat be . Ml!l ,l h• - 011 fiiiOclress, · . . . ·' · . ~ ~·~ 10 WB!I _unW Coligl:ela CIIID- ReedtWille; · Georp · ·_ '' 1 Charletrilrltdlili'y _' , c:o1im't on ap~ Pomei:OJ· , Telllll"'tur. .lii •diJw,litowra _ .. · , ~:~=~~. l;=~llld~, . then careflrl1!o D'- l Ult - Fn!d ~"F""'o Poineniy at 11:110 1.m ,, ~~ M -•!ipta ladl~ . · !!I !lit ftrleral butl&tl. 10 Grace "Woodylfd, V""*. Davll, d81J;1011111111r ~ '~ ..~d. ~ Ia DVII' ' . . . n v - l ~ '·~ -.., I .... . , , 1 r'"!'· '. ,8J!ifj ~~ ; . - "";~!'1.g"U:::. Good Effort ~ .-,·liM a- pi••• ....., l!m_ea .. •" Flfe • Destroys JfitCfl0f • 0£Map}e st. HOme Wahama. ; . f;,, -, FIGHTING FIRE -: The Interior of the Les Price residence, Maple-s!, Po• ' i .eroy, waa gutted by l~re Tuesd~y afternoon despite s~eedy efforts of the Pomel'O)' .. ; J Two collegiate freshman football teama may help }'1re department. yotuntefll" f1_ref1ghter Thomas Werry 1s shown here preparing top '. " . erase the red ink in CJ)nnection with tile stadium dress- mto the attic of ~ house. Qmck achon by the department was credited witb keepinl ' ing rooms at Pomeroy High School. nearby houses from bemg destroyed. - Baker-Sentinel Photo. ' PHS Athletic Boosters, meeting Tuesday night, said wide public support of the game schedllied on the PHS gridiron-first college game ever here--Oct. 3 at 8 p.m., could go far to clear up the debt on the project Werry uprtaled bit apprecl- A fire totally destroying the boiled over, repor!ed Fire and to keep the home or -~ ··-" ., The dressing rooms, built ation for the allendance aiiil interior of the ~lie Price Chief Henry Werry. ver Kapple only 3 feel from with mosUy voluateer labor asked that as many aa possible residence on Maple Street Price residence from ,cetcbinJI:l'<~; 11 were finished four years ago. attend next week's meetina • Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 was Werry staled that ~~ dam- on fire. The K~pple hoi!Ie ·''' "' Headliners on the grid 181'4 Sept. 27, at 7:30 at the SeniW· lltlder etmlrl>1 two hours after age loss would reach several ce.ived aome damage to tile that night are the FalrmDAI lli&b Sehoul. the arrival of the Pomeroy thousand dollars." The Prices s1·•e· . ·· hd t II od led u State College and Marietta ColFire Department. a . JUS recen Y rem e Fireman Dick Vauglian - • .. ~.' lege , Frosb clubs. The fire started ·, the kiteh- the mlenor of the home. overcome with smoke 1111 F en of the home from grease on Three fire trucks were called given first aid by the 11 nded the · Bou~: ::;:tlogoos ~ ~nor the the stove that ignited wben It to the scene to fight the blaze emergency squad. Presl.dent Has Regret at Auto Price Hike ·" <TechDicolor) li'oMEROY • Finance Your New Car and Save The Citizens National Way hpt.mber 21 THURSOAY, FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Stpt. 22·23-2. ' VETERAN'S MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IIEIGS DEAN _ . ·.., . ·, """' Deaa wm, 11M 3, u. s. Navy (Medical Cbfllll) is llome leave lor 11 days 18 Ylltit 08 bfi Mr IDd ~11WW · Mn. Nor- ~ 0 THE CITY LOAN COMPANY . Mel11 Covnties attended tbe event. Eldon 0. Wuercb, president of the association, read a teleiram from the New York office of Community Cotartnce~rll\Inc., .~ngratulatinJ · tbe organ!Jation upon tbe 1 ~tp 20.., season. Special recognition wu given to Mrs. r C. Bean, who served as first president of the auoclatloD llld is atill an active member of tbe Board of 'Dlrectqrs. Drlv~ captains were lntrodue- Mrs. Russell Bibbee, upJa!ned 8!1 by Mr. Wuerch, 81 were bow each worker may earn lbe many new WUI'IIers preaent free meroberships on a point Also ~tad were Mrs. J. H. tryslem. Eacb new membenhlp !'Fioy, of the Pl Pleasant wW earn the worker one Chamber of Commiii'I!O and and nell renewed membership Mn. Marianne CampbeU ol will earn a half a polo!. For WJEH. each 10 points, the worker will The treasurer's report was recei"' either one adult memliven by C. ll McGinness. befiiblp or two student memMrs. evan c. Roderick. bershlps. retary, announced !bat the . . In deseriblng otber recent IIOCiotlon wiD try to arrange livlties of tho concert assocu>· transportation to the other com- Uon, it was reported that a munlty coocerts in this area. booth at the Ga!Ua County She requested llrat the work· Junior Fair attracted much ere uk all GaiUpoiis memben lotereal from fair-1oera. A col· to caU 44f-1161 before each oul- fee, given last week by Mrs. ol-town concert 11 they can Oscar W. Clarke and M r a. raJ<e ertra passengers to their Ralpb Crump. AI the Clarke c.,a, and memben needing home, was aUended by 1 oumtr8lllporttlion to the concerts ber of the captaina and workare uked to caU the same er.r. number. Jim Martin, representaUve of this '!'be 1eneral chairman of Community Concerts, Inc., who rear'• membership campaign, (Continued oa Page 10) • Roush's Shoe Store held at the Grace Methodist Church in _Gal!lpolla. Forty-eeven workers from Gallia, Mason • Central Ohio · ~· frl~Co Concert · "' nllht at a dinner we are not In despair • • • • Percy aat tight-Upped end grim. The young victim's twla sister, Sbaron, sobbed loudly. Her cries were echoed by her stepmother, Loraine. Diooovered 1l<ldy Mn. Percy discovered Valerie's body and surprised the 1 Intruder who killed her. The Intruder apparentiy .... caped the way ba entered, throuali a petio ctour on · the Lake Michigan fide of the house. ·"She cannot Identify bim," Daley said. Daley refused to comment on any pbyslcal evidence police may have found in or around the house. He said investigaton planned 1a search tbe two-acre grounds again and to drsg thi lake shore with magnets 1t1 hopes ol finding the murder weapons or some clue to the 1 Identity of the lolruder. Boosters Shoot For Rednetion Of Stadium Debt Mr. Eldon Wuerch, of .the Tri-County Coneert Association is lbowa ' tile kickoff ! J r of concert workers Monday night. II Ml'. Jam11 Martin, of New Yorll . Jl n · of C9JnmunUy Coneertl, l!lc-, IIIII . . • 1 PRESIDES - early Sunday In her bed ID the 17-room Percy bome, had llsled many of the nlll!les In a "diai'y" that spanned [!1ft of her last year In school and a busy summer Involved In ber father's campaign to uMeat Seu. Paul H. Douglas. Daley said Valerie used the diary as an address book and It cootained only names, eddreJ. w and telephone numbers of friends and acquaintances. many already known to poll~. "We dan'l have any real hope of finding anything in It," be said. Tha Rev. WllUam Roger Rodgson, pastor of the keni1worth Union Cburch, used the worda of St. Poul In the memorial services for Valerie, who, Ilk• ller parents, was a Christian Scientist. ''We are troubled on every side. Yet we are not dislressed; we are deeply perplexed, but ~~ .. ' 'tJ '" jf .• ~, \ LOCAL'~, ~ :It:iieit moaey Tlr'- '"" ,. 1 ,_ UNITED NATIONS CUP!)Tea Ccrnmualsl couatrles today req ...led lnc!ui•• u "au urgent separate" Item •• the agenda ol the General Ass~bly the question of the wlthdrswal of all U. s. 111d otber loreip forces from Soutb Korea. They also demanded the dlsaolulfoa of tbe United NaHons machinery 1n that couatry. ,_,_ Jackson celebratJ'ng 150th -· '.·: s·Irthday at FestiV. al T0day·~· """~~ •· JACKSON, Ohio (UPD- This southeastern city celebrated 1ts !50th birthday today with the mg of the annual four-day Jackson County Apple val. . . . Th.e changes w1ll be obVIous m the parades, ::~~~ town displays and other phases of the program, II mg tbe long beards grown for the occasion by men. Wooden ruckel~ also out as of is til s k at th Inti . pea e ustrlal ance of apples and •ts products, prec1a11oo dinner at t11a . Of but this orea cannot boast of son High ScbaoL h 1 th bee T be av ng grovtrtuwn ,e,m,wipedause thbe Rlcbardso crofwned queen Is crop was a y out y 0 Rl 2, the Ja(e spring freeze ThoUll- 18 - year Old brunette ands of bushels were . brought ate el High . here from as far away as the Serving as princ es Three persons forfeited bonds . . . ess and ooe fine was ordered by Carolinas and W1sconsm so Sharon Elardo, 17, Cyntbla Mayor C. 0. Flsber Tuesday there would be no shortage 18, aru! Mary Ann Mlehael, evening. apples in the area where up . Forleitillt! bonds were Robert 500,0011 bushels are REYNAIJD DiltS Spires, North Carolina, on a each year. , PARIS (UPI) - Paul chorge of making a menacing The f~rst days Jammed . naud, wbo was premier threat, $25 bond; Paul 011a gram clled for the tradit1011al France fell to 1111 inv:odiJJ Williams, Crown City, 5100. on afternoon school parade, an in- armies In liMG, died a charge of DWI, and L. R. Bar- ·duotriat banquet honoring the age ol tl. To the man, Rutland, $10, lor I'UIIIIiog J~~o Iron ~ Steel Co. remained· an , . a stop sign. City 9 oldest Industry wldch W foe at Charita Cbarles Alleosworth, Middle- celebrating its 60th Gaulle, the lllllll be bad· ·l'l!!ii-~ port, was fined ts end costs aa - the erand introductory from obocuriiJ,' a charge of lntosil!lltlon. ade anil"ilte evening SOME l:ooERs LEAD crowning. Gov. James Rhodel NEW YORK (UPl) -LoRn FAIRFIEUl ) -IIUit took a J-to-1 lead over gainers Tuesday In the fll'lt hour of trading ao '10, tow 58. the N. . .York Stock Exelitlnge - 10 at 9:110 a.m. kJ4ayto ...._ , ..dall. lila f!ll& :II bourt 1,71 . . Three F £e1't Court B d ,:;,,"~~~Ul~~n\!n:a~bund-1 on s J~cksoD iN"',;;;....,.. LONooit"ifu.I" ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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