http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/c60133e3518db55d05089ebedbd312d4.pdf 3ed528cabae12995371aae2a69e0a395 PDF Text Text �' .• " ,. ij'l r• t •• ii~iiiii~~~Giant~ Will Again; RedS'NipDOdge~~"iD lith ..::r F~ED By DOWN UPJ Sports Writer Tbe San Francisco Giants aren't the least bit embarrassed when rivals say there's "something Oriental" abOut their' Nationa! League pennant drive. They just say, "We told you so.'' There'• something "Oriental," all right, and he's Masanorl Murak~! !he 21-year.old left· that has helped the Glllllls handed pttcber lnlm Y•mana- move to wlthtn two sames and shi Pre!Ofture, Japan, who has 15 percentage poinlo of the develoPE!d. into quite an eUec- league-leading Los Angeles tive reBiifl pltcher in biB sopho- Dodgers. more se n. . Murakami, who bas pitched "Orien ' ,is one of those old effectively In four of the Giants' baseball t r m.• that means last se~en victories, struck out "Iisby" I qulte up to snuff. the dangerous Bill White with f!ut . Mura~ · Is rewriting that the tying run on base and two lexicon wi · toP"Srade pilching out In the ninth inning Friday or.' night to proserve San Frllllcl· co's 3-2 vtclory over the St. Louis Cardinals. The -tlx-loo lfiD·poUnd 1\lural<ami has a 3-1 record in U appearances for the Giants this season. The Cincinnati Reds shaded the Dodgers >-4 In 11 lnnings, the Milwaukee Braves downed the Houston Aslros 1-4, the Pbi~lphia Phlllles blanked :~:teM~fll tbe Pittsburgh Pirates 4-0 and the Chtcaso Cubo ntpped the New York Mel! 4-3 in oUter NL action. In the American League, Chi· cago topped Cleveland 11·5, 1Je. troll edged out N•w York H Kansaa City walloped Baltimore H Los Angeles defeated Washtngton 6-1 and Minnesota topped Boston 9-3. Rose 'cin All..; Phil. ::DB lOll 452 ,j-!44 .121 lll'/1115 if sa .31t Iii Pitt UO W . iilli Jlt Mas. s:F 101 Jli ·• Ul .311 Torre Mil !Ill' 34& ft 101' .311 Flood: s.L. 1fl'41ls S& U,·;NJ J.Aiou S.F. 102 407 5f1211 .300 Fairly: L.A. 110 tM M 121 .300 America• Le1pe ·G. All B B "'· Ystzeskl, 801 71290 t8 15.328 Mantilla, Boa 98 348 381lY1 .3111 Whltfeld, Clev 81285 31 fl .305 Hall, Mlnn lOS 3'12 61 113 Jtl4 Oliva, Mlnn ltl& t4ll D 134 JIG . . Davlllo, CleY 115 351 43 1011 Jl! Cal !forma's 'Xatg Morton had • Robilllln Ball fi8 338 44101 .301 turn. Kaline 'Del 96 320 rn f16 .1110 .h8 b b d Colaviio Clev 106383 fl7114 .2118 Wtt tau ac an Morton at Wagner: Clev 101378 e&l09 Jill ~ controls, _the collegtans got Ward Chi. B6 Sit 44 9J Jill ree potnls " 38 mmutes. ' Dome J111a1 II was the Zlst win 1..- the Nalloaal l•ague- Mays, GIpros against nine for the Stars anlo 11· Callison Pbils 25; Mowith two ties in the series. And Covey, 'manta Santo, Cubs: li was the third victory In four Aaron, Braves; Stargell, Piralel ' cr..U:OO Brown's Warfield Out Next 6 Weeks · CHICAGO (UPD-The scor.. quarterback. After aU, Hurate caught 51 passes for 920 yards Took n Bravely board read Cleveland Browns now property of the New York jand nine touchdoWllll lD tlto Collier was brave about II. :!., College AU Stars 16. And Jets, sparked the collegians to Browns' cham~lonship cam· "It's unnerving," he said. otto Graham was second guess· their only_two touchdowns-and paign last year, broke _w. left _Graham was a bit unnerved mg htmsefl and Blanton Collier wtlh only 22 nunu!es to do tl. collarbone gomg dewnlteld for htmself :>y his derisiOn to hold was trying to quiet his nerves As for Collier, his Browns a Frank Ryan pa<S in the first Huarte until tbe Soldier Field today. · hod won the game but he had half. He should be out f..- the classic's waning moments. Graham of the All Stars won· lost his team·s best pass re- entire exhibition season and Huarte h•d to wait until dered why ,he hadn't started , ceiver 1..- an estimated six maybe the first oue or two Navy's Roger Saubach, like Notre Dames John Huarte all weeks. End Paul Warfield, who, league games. IWarfield a game casotalty, and l · -·- - --- - -~-- - - fn~m page 1I Sentinel photo. l Keith Rius the denltst and ' aids avy Johnson III.ts South w.·th New ,,oliDU . s·Il I Today i 9 I. w'i ti:: ,., ~- He}en E• t.l Ra..,earCo. l :n:~~ o:~!\a~~~~admit· ,........._ BeverIy'sHome 0fBeauty Mason Bowling Center UNTIL 9 PM RE-OPENING THE SHOE BOX Saturday, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~ 0 ••• 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 00 Mason Bowlin9 ·Center 209 Polmer Str..t W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST Office Houra. Uto 12. t Ill b rt.:lu•• al Noon on Tbura. - l£ast t;outl St.. Pomeruy e AUGUST SPECIAL Reg. $l5.00 Permanent-~­ Phone YIY-2--3113 llllll Ask For Jo Ann or Judy $8.50 Atsociattd Radio & _TV IWITH ' MIL~ER MAYTAGI WY .2-3635 ' . HAitRY MILLER POMEROY ' I' liiOSTDfoi'S .JDN MOltI(IS Member of the Bpwling Propnetors Association Since.fuly I, 1965 . All Bowling Patrons Will Be Eligible to Bowl In B.P.A. Tournaments ."• Mlddt.port, Ohio -----------...;.; OPEN NOW .\··: .- Hawk's Cycle Sales I Roulot SOA I H. I Milo llo>11\ of A1llonl _Opon 91o 5 Mon. Thurs. Sot,9 hi I Tuoo. Wod. Fri. LY U4M Afllotll, ® I SHOPPING 0. "' ~...., Make Hom• Improvements Now and Shop At .•.. WINTER LEAGUES NOW FORMING 0 0 At .. ~ ONE After Camplete Relinlahl~g of Len" 0 Full Une HOMEOWNERS, CENTER August 7 I 1 0 0 YOU MEET THE LEAVES FOR INDONESIA TOKYO (UPI) - A five-mem· ber delegation from Red China today left Peking for Indonesia to attend the 20th anniversary celebrations of the proclamation of Indonesian independece, the Commuist New China News Agency said. Houston 1100 100 030- 4 7 I American League Milw 002 123 OOx-8 12 2 Cloveland 101 020 1110 5 13 0 Taylor, Coombs (6! and Chicago 121 031 03x- ll 15 I Brand. Cloninger t15-8) and Oli·/ Terry, Weaver (3), Stange ver. Loser- Taylor (2-5). HRs , (51. Bell >6), Mdlahon (8) and SHOP TONIGHT o f o o o I o . HONDA ,..o_ ..., ,,..,._ :<C::) FRONT AND CENTER ON A • 1 ! NICEST PEOPLE nl£ DAllY SENTINEl Did""' .., • 1 1 NERVE DEAFNESS? 1 Line Scores I. ABOUT I pI A N0 S 1 m· '\m;;J' s.·J,rer B 'dge W'11 Get New L k J F 11 -J.-...............................-, I . 8 8 Russi' a's ReaCll.OD To U.S. : Bui·ld up lias Not Changed Twins I 1 t: tth ews lU:l urls 'M0 ll•t l • M0 R u n Wl 0 urn ey l.n :m I 1 72; ill lP'.lU I 1 lied. I mobile when the children look . Ry United Prrss International 1la.nd-area homes which w_e~e out reading material was a n~w 1 Sca llt>rf'd thun~erstor'!'s were w11h?ut telephone and electncal l experience for all as were tnps . expectt>d 111 Ohto durmg the servtc:e. to the \oc<~l store, to w~kend, on the heels oi Poht-e In the area were kepi !Joush's dairy , to the Wilkes- drenching p.Jeetncal storms . busy_ unttl ~iter nightfall reYille Post Offire And the Wilkes- which ~.:oused AI least one routmg traffic blocked up berille Fire Department. March- : dea th two in ]w·tes and w1de- ' cau:-;e of n11~-saturated streels. lng in lin• ar · crossing roads s~read injuries Fnday. More th•n ftve feet of water SAIGON 1UP!l - u. S. Air osked about the •lleged misuse I bodia denied il bUt Ky said the rthe 1st COC)lll area tmder opera- -The Dong Hoi military barwere stressed on the tours and The storm npped down trees. stalled cars and trucks at one Force cmd [\avy !Jlant's ca,, ied o( f'unds confiscated after the headquarters moved back and j ~ional control of Ma) Gen. Lew~ rocks 40 miles north of the a follow-up e:<perlenc-t was plunged thou.;;;md" or homrs into east side C'IPveland intersection. out dt>adly rwds against five 1963 revolution that overthrew forth across the border and lS W. Walt commander of the border. The downed Skyraider ttelted with a • store'' in the dtulnt>~s and p:1ralprd truihc. Thf:' Cleveland Wf'alh t>r Bu· North ViPtnamese army bar- ' President Ngo Dinh Diem. threatened to destroy t be Jrd Marine Amphibious Force. was one of 29 Navy planes classroom 'J'I'oo bluldmgs m Loram County reetu r~porled nearly two indn~s ! ral'ks today and struck again The U.S. embassy said mean· basea no matter what counlry The move would streamline which bit the area and reported Ot.her uper ienct!s were a were sri <il\rum• b~ hght mng ' of ram fell on the Hl·ea dunng at a missile·guarded explosives , while it had no information they wert in. U.S.·Vietnamese operatioos in damaging 5tl per cenl ol 1M site wbh 1> tons of bombl. talk by a postman. a barbecue HC~il pr:>lled parts of the sta.te .; the evl.'ning.. plant. In South V1el Nam pilots either tu confirm or deny re- Gen. W. ~· Westmoreland, the area... with the children doing th~ bar· Nancy L. Fi~her. 20. a JUnmr Water mams burst and. power 1 eslimatrd thev killed 200 Viet • ports the North Vietnamese the U.S. military commander The pn.ntipal targets of U.S. -The Vinb army barraeks becuing. thrH' p1c·nir s. film at ~pauw Umversity . ~as tin~s were dow~ed du~mg an Cung guerrill.::;·s. l 3l5th division headquarters Is , in Viet Nam, announced today air actlon in tbe Communist 165 miles south of Hanoi. Fif. teen planes from the USS Ind.. atrlps , asd playmg m the killf'<l when lht> car m which elettn cal storm m Loram Coun· l One U.S Navy AJ Skyl;'&ider operating m Cambodia. Cam· he bas placed the command of north loday were: pendence hit lbe oft • bombed tlass rhythm band ~he was riding was ramm ed by ly. At least two fires triggtort:'d from the carrier Midway was :-------- -~barracks and reported 10 build· Real birthda)· parties wm a se<'ond aolll sktddink~ o(~lt of Nby lhigh~~idng w,,•re N"'po,rted,~ns dow!M'd over the Dong Hoi bar· ! tBmt "ii:=.:t~ ings destroyed or damaged. held for thrt'r memb\·rs •VH'k te (_'(mtrol nn J r<~irb l i(' t•ve · urt n.l f.:~Vl e. · o llJUr c: racks 4(; miles north of the bor-, Holliday, Tammy Smith and l.llld stret-1 were re]){)rt:d i der today and tJte ~lot ap- i day upreued IUs aPIIfed&01 Paul Wee5P) of the l'lflss when M<u·gare t Mrl'rorv' .~ . Parm_a. Ht•flvy r<ll~~~ll _W<JS . alw re- I parently was killed. The flier.s : betlalf ol ehe Kypr WASHINGTON (UPI) - The mothers furm shed t llpeakes and W<l" kil\JI.'kf'd lJt'l('onsetOU.'< whlh~ ported Ill ~uclevllle m. ~uth- : reported ex tremely heavy anll· Creek Empklyee's ctlb, to aD Atomic Energy Commission FJi.. 111 Le Progr<~m i· ~ cn•am and kno\ ,1<~,\ mg unt!t>r a trt>e tha t wt~s easlern O_hiO and a! .canhel~. aircraft fire. , 1 , ~ • • lndivlduls die Meli&-GU. day exploded another low-Jield ade. '!lte children made party slruo·k by ligh\nmg. •so.uth of Youngstown. Some hat! The Viet Cong carried oul a WASHINGfON (UPil - Tbe Before the s~gmng. Johnson lla • Maoon ...., wllo made underground nuclear deY!ee II ., , hats. brought girls cmd sRng In G; 1rfit>ld llet~lll!', another but no rm:IJOr damage wus_ re- senes of eight almost simulta- 1Johnson administration slrikf'S stood . beneath a statue of Lm- the lMS Little Leape loam• its Nevada test sUe. irthday songs i:l round ;;t[l es- l'le\<t-l:md suburb. ~jnrl<~ Tt>wall portrd at Sou.h Bloom lleld, neous morl.ar barrages and at- ! into th~ heart of the Deep SOUth coin Ill the vaulted Ca~kll Ro ment a suceeu. One oOiclal. It was the 16th US weapons 1 0 1 ecially del'orated b!rlhd<t _'- Lfl · 1~. ft'('t'lved t>ledrwal sh4)('k sout h ot Columbus tacks in the Mekong delta dur· ~ t~day. in it~ f~st action under tunda. and . to~d th~ ~~100 tbat ~~~~ ~:':~ • ~· development .nucl~ test of l! decorated wilh balloons and when she sleppffi nea r" fi.lllt>n ~hto weather bureau reported , ing the night, the usual t'Over h1 stonr leg1slat1~n to _guarantee , 1oday~s . smt m MlSStsSippi was bard for a "JOb weD done." 1965: A low-yield explosion is 'paper streamers. power !me The g1rl was wt~d- hai_l WJS observed m Northern , up for 4 large scale guerrilla Ne~roes the votmg r11hts . to the_ s~~t. of a legal proc~~ "'"""'·"'""' ~», ~'""'*'~'il!e"l ~ epwvalent to less than 1)11KQ ·.Personnel engag•d tn the ing through water two fe d detp Oh>o as well. . I troop movemen t. But no vc which they ha ve been enttlled which will very soo~ prohibtt AT CAMP DAVm toos ol TNT. ~},em Center Head St<Jrl rla~s near her homt' She w:I S trt•al •·d . At lnd!~n Lllke ~.~ ~an troop movements were spotted I for a _cC'nt ury any state from re~wrmg the THURMONT, Md. (UP() , Weft .ane Holl ida.v <~nd Dill:· at Mary mount JlospiU•I and re· Co~Hty .?rr~caals scud a 011~ , from the air. I Justice Dep.artment la~e~s pay~~nt of money 10 order to President Johnson relaxed today I' Roush , helpers of ~·1rs . leased. !wister, nppe.d out power hnes, : Ln Saigon Premier Nguyen were ~tle~ul~ lo fl~e a swt m vote. at Camp Davtd in Maryland's Vale's; Dena llolfman. rook, Utlhty co~pany l'rew~ worked fel led tree~ and dlsr:up~ed tele-- Cao Ky announced that rour : U S. Oislnct t:~ m Ja~n, I Johnson said similar suits, Catoctin Mountains. tnd Helen MiUer. etl~hxhan dunng the mght rcstormg ~rv· phone service. No lhJUnes were once·puwerful generals includ-1MlsS .. challenglng the constitu- 11' f tllree-judg federal The President accompanied FOR ALL - OCCASIONS Head start programs were lee to more than :I.UOO Clev~· - rt'~~~t-'d ; ing former sLrongman Nguyen i tio~alily ol the state's poll tax.. ;:~~: decide thee coostitu- by Mrs. .John~n. fltw by We win fJowen evenwben : Khanh, had lost their jops. l 1 be sutt was one of. several tionaflly of poll taxes, ,..uld be helicopter Friday night from , ~ied out at Rulland and Har1 rifilllville, also in the North- 1 Khanh. reported 1i vi n g m plann<d under • provl:'ton ol i filed Tuesday In Texas. AI•· : the White House to the pres!· lie!llem district: at Bradbury Oyster Bay, l..oog Island, ap- , the oew law_. which "anned ~t . bama and Virginia, the other ' dential rotreat. He was ettpect· OR NIGHT WI 9-2951 1 IJid Salisbw-y in Saiisbnr) di sparently ll•w to Eu r o P e endmg all dJStrtmmatory ~oting i slates which still have poll ed to return to Washlnglon Sun· Flower Shop ttlet. ond at Toppors Plams, ~heth,. h• would return tu I requtrements. ~olmson said tho! taxes in state and local el~ day night or Monday morniltg. Pomeroy .M.n- Millord Von. Mow · R1Vtn"iew and Chester m • , Sa1gon was not known. statute w_ould sllike, away the lions. The White House announced no .. l. l:aller Local District. , . , . 1 Qooslioo Misa.. 01 Fuel• last major shack!• ol the formal schedule for !he PresiPomeroy .f: Uemters of the class were I MOSL'O~ fUPI J - Western KosY£:1ns r•marks becall'ie :: ~ The premier said Khanh and American Negro's chains of o~ denl over the weekend. N. MaiD ' WebY Case\', Opal Dyer. Rog- observers mthMuscoYt tonUcl~de~ slitlus as a guest made it i Gen. Do Cao Tri would bt' pres.slOll. . tr llTuior .Sandr (' I today that e SoJVOet ruon s possible for htm to .-.ply . ~-~~--. ~ ~ The Ch ief Executive signed IINLY A DUMMY • ,Gi~Cer Hilt. · Vk-kio ' Holliday '"""". r·trsl off'L<'b·ta1ldreac 1·ton tol' t1ole NLl .S The Soviet statement called ; the bitt into law in a l-.l'!mony NORFOLK, Va. (UPIJ - A Jiol.lq Joltn501l . Virkoe John: military ut up '" te am on the U~ited Stat~ to cease I at the Capitol allended by civil I "orpeo" dredged up by a hsb- l · .._ C · I J . S II K dtd not appear to go beytmd olteged hyt>Oct'lSY abuot tis rights leaders and members of , ;.a trawler from 36 fathoms • - Jrts ·v ones . Krrmlm . ~ ta t(•men t s on desu·e · 1or peace t a\k s an d come ~ -.., -......_ , 1 .. a y en- prevwus Con•ress. ~·rsday bu turned out 1o •1 A!"!!!•.r, e1·ry lV atson Janet . · h ' 1 d..... " I) • "" Mlthene Sa d , • Ihe cns 1 ~ m Suullwrts! Asm. 1up w1t · concre e ~;n~ s 1 (Continued from page Sl&Di BW , 8'~ harmless dummy mine filled . y, ." ra Mt>tben· \Tass made no rTlt'ntwn of ' .fY 1 Vldeoy M1ght. Ca rol :~elson. Jn an offl(•Jally authonzed , tf'ss He sat al a polished hard- 1witb plaster, ofiiciaJs said. .,_....._. Napper, r.arnt Nelson. · stat•m•nl Frida)· . the news : Prr\sldent Johnsons offer of un · , Cant Ben Patchel of Buffalo. wood d~k some historians be-l . ~-~J' rnndJtlonal dJsruss10ns on V1et ,.. Abr Fishermen the Navy ind the ~ II Puckoll. Ricky Rams· · ••eno.v Ta" <aod R"" '" will W. Va. gol h<'r bu t dtd oot do ' li•ve h_ a d beet! used by •· ~-··t Guard. had "''"' ~ated tbe r. Nam of the pause m U. S. ~ ~. Geratdme Smith. Tammy contmue to supply military aid h muC'h w1th her and soon sold ham Lincoln exactly 104 years ' . lmlth. Cathy St urgeon. S<~adra to Comm uni st North Vlf't Nam bombmg raids against :'ll 0 r t her tu Capt Ben Raike of . before to sign a bill freeing ltho~, "!.:~allusceobjeofctthaes thlo•ssr~aoll . Viet Nll m or of outside efforts ma ~ .'fJree. f>•ul Weese. Hay Wil- , Franklin Furnace, Ohio. "h o Negroes wbo wort forced to . -~ . ~ \' , "American mvaders already · lo set up poace talks. all ol d h . to t bot work for the Confederacy dur· etght lives late last moolh on a . h h . .nd uun ost. ~ b If d b converte er m a ow a · 1 h' h had f!trd 1 ~--. feel the rt>Sults of this asstst -' w Ul' ave . IJ't'en re u e y and renamed her CLI\[RMONT. ~ inj the Civil War. acollop traw er w .lc anet>." tht" Communist news the Cornmumsts) . .· ~~---· dredged up a &orpedo JD its uet. WASHfNGTO~ r L'Pt ' - Sen . . agenn odded ; The Russia liS backed N o r t hI Allor sellrng tho> Helen E' II exploded on deck. Birch E. Bay h. D-lnd . thmk s Th. . . dh Vtel N•m·s demands for cess•· Capt McDade bought the fer· · ryboat Ann Bailey and opera!- IR tbe United Stall·~ ~huuld ·· senIs was mterprete ere Rs b . II Divers said the duDUTlf mie a ~"~~lS!iJble refert'nn• tn the dov.n uun of born mgs. a pu nu 1 ol consider " .«verong diplo- . "' · . .. 1 Sooth ed her . Pt. Pleasant to ~nauDl! was of the type firod from ~~-c·~~·~lat' .h 1ng of ~;~n Amencan plane over Amer1can roops 1rom : . . . , VOTEL TO INli~En Oil bes . .l re wn..c; wtt Indonesia. ~orth VIet Nilm. reJX!rledly by Viet NBm and adherence to the I ga_. Ohto. unh~ the St\ver! MIIGS ••SON ••ea MUbmarine torpedo tu m ~ ,~eneva agreement on IndoBnd~e was bUilt and opened •tcuN a. o-.. _......... am.-tayilll uercises. . . a .::JOVIi' 1 llli S'-' 11e v ' . ,, , CINU.. f.nneftlll Utter I,;;_ _.......................... WHAT IS THE TRUTH,,. 1'he 1· t t 1 r11 11 d Cluna •Y· 1928 · I .,..,.1, ass s :.t em~n {)W~ a The icture of the Helen E. suM-, ~ l' ... oru. "aj.., hb"aat rharge by Soviet Premier Alexei · P . . ... r.ump'"' 110 "•heh•QJe >11 P~tm FIVE ARE FINED was taken at Ststersvtlle, W. • ., ....._ l' N. Kosygin that Amt'rlC.Iln ill'· . v rt th b. h· d b WY .. 2\M. ldllllftaJ "1001 n .. 1151 ttoos in Vlet Nam "created a F1ve men were fined by May- a., a er e ca m a ten Fr1- added . latend .. ...... ~ • ...., 1 Situation fraught with the grov· Or Lee Smith In Middle,.....,rt I"' , d ••tt•r ,, rtte onel nfflee •' Pnt~~,,.,, night, three ror intOXIC8· ' '"J'he Helen E rel'~lve new ()hlo for W')rld day ~L C'Onsequenef's . rr· If . bo'l I th e Aerne BOl'Ier _.,IIUU.OD&I ld~ """n•••• pt"'aCf' t\Ort and two for tra IC o enses. : I ers a Betttndll KlmhaU . tae. :. U.MIP The~ were Thomas DeWeese, 70 Work s shop at Gallipolis, ~alnltll. "'"·· '""' Yortl ~ N- I PRICIS Kosygin's statf'm~nt c.ausf'<l . I Oh' .. W1 J 1 .. rk · I to thil qu eA~i t'ln pit,. u~ .s. Ambas!'ador FO)' D. Kohler Middleport, $5 and costs, mtol· 10. a erway! ourna, &u11Kt1"UOII ra.START • · · E M K' ~ ' J 5 921 Mrrt• •here udl1hle _. Httt• .., mon important fact1 can to walk out of the Kremlin re- iCa lton, Ohver . C m.... y, anuary 1 , I · •ee11 one ,,., tn , .dunce at tbll AS LOW AS in the r.veulin1 •~• ('epl ion when it was made Jr., 2~, Middleport, $10 and costs ! :~~~. se;::~ ::: ..~:n·.: lbeTruth Ab<>ut Nerve Kohler said he could not BN.'ept s~mg: Heury Staats, M. ! Veterans Memorial llotlpltal .. olot tt•""' •"""' "'~~'""' ......,. NEW ADMIRAL COLOI rtor.Lln CONTROL 11'11. 111111.1 ·•. :....-•· Write. ,.nhone or vioo't MiddleiV•rt -.ot .... m....tb81•".•. .till ~ I, MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,.v . $10 and costs• inUlX· J Admitted - Graee Whale)' • aail nneu.t~te ,.., one 110 Ullt Tontln 1Qrm•~ 1 rich lit Color 1v _.., for your f'REE copy. ~ SQUAD CAU.ED i icat10n, . William Alexander, ~· Ponwroy ; Clara Sayl?r, Middle- •;·:•=,..,..~~-~tbo~D;;oe;;;;;;;;;~;:::::::::::::::::;: lnstantlyt WITH M obligation. ' The Middleport emergt-nry Gallipolis. $25 bond for intox1- po,!"j; Lucy Potts, Mtddleport. aid squad was called at Ut calion. and Christy Baer, Rt. I. ....,,charged - Betty Fri•nd, I ,. < < < TRADE IIADIO.ltAJ!•; r m. Friday to the Nor I h !Mme,.vllle .• ~ and cost• ~~c Long bBollom. ld EASY lii!MS. •• TMIII ADMIRAL "'~..=:;\,....)'\ ~-av home of Lucy Potts . allure to ... ve vehicle un...,r , Blrt - Mr .. and ~- Haro i ..... ClliALm PU.TUIIIII · who was taken to Veterans con~~ ---'~!·~~g.!_vtl~·-~~n. I • aUL M.!d llll<lllon wlllng In vltahrtlt • tronl Ctlor TY Ctntroal/ . o o oo o o o o o o o o lfiflltiiHt control, LY 3-4550 . (.w iotllPI W.71. Porlly • 1 .. tnlctt>lnctMe ...... ~· ..,illt•y tlttft ~ Stlla St. Athent .io.ly S.Uy, onllerod lbonADMIIIAL ••• Mm o/ Qu.lity ThroUflhout the World 1 Rate Change · WiJJJnc}ude Middleport 200 Viet Air Force, Ohio Communities Hit by El • I s F • d ~- v~!'"t~~~\~:nt~'"~~k- l ectnca torms ri ay <Continued Gregg and Mike Archer. - 2-Dailv Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 7, 1965 Head Start's... . - · -1 .. · !trent. Rani Baited Ia Middleport's Barons Pony Demoskey, started his work1key, leading off against Jeff Danny and Bob Lewis and Ault, National Leape _ Jobnson, . baseball team put the wtth a belt high pttch to Porn- Burt, waiked, and after jim and a triple by White, and two Reds 90; Banks, Cuba 'Ill; SlarLeaguo title out of eroy leadoff batter Larry Walk· Conde fanned, scored !corp SOC· walks. They added one in the! gell Pirates 78· Callison, PbUt lr.•a_,,~ and safely for themsleves er who put it far away for a ond on an error. But after walk· fifth on Ingels' homer one in l 76· 'Robinson 70 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • Frtday . wLih a 9 • 4 make-up home run in !ell field. Jeff Burt ing Bob Lewis and Dennis the sixth on Conde's si~le, his America• i..ea e -·Colavito r-rr-------:::>C"______..,.____, game vtctory over Pomeroy on greeted Demoskey wtth a clean Ault, Burt fanned Greg White !hell of second and third, and , Indians 7G; Ho:O, Tlgen the Pomeroy dtamond. smgle to center and after Tom and John Ingles to gu into the an infield out, and two in the Killebrew TwinS 70· Mantilla, Wtth only one loss and two Sarver fanned, Danny Abbott second mnittg leading 3-1. seventh on Ault's double, three Red Sox S9· 011 67 mak.. up games remammg and ulso got one he liked. He too put . ·walks, and an infield out. 'Pllchlngva, ' P001eroy wtth.Jour losses m a it away for a two-run homer. Ilemoskey proceeded _to retire second place tie witb New the next l5 hatters m order Meanwhile, Pomeroy came to . . NatioDal leape - Koulax, the Barons woo the Demoskey gathered himself while his mates were catching life in Ute home half of tbe Negottattons bttwoen Colum- Dodgers 19-4; Jay, Reds 8-3; ' Pony League title lor together to get Mike Young on up and going ahead. last inning 17th) when Abbott ~us ~d Sodul~~ ~hi~ El~ Nuxltall, Reds 6-3; Maloney, since the league has a hopper to third, and fanned Burt had otber ides, howev· cracked out his second homer d~K t ·· an 1 1 htamDe. rtoo st. Reds 12-5: Johnson, Braves U. Tom H to d lh fir t H d tr bl . h I d' tree or o t e par men 15 By United Press International American League over a nine year . . aggy en e s er. e escape ou e tn t e ea mg of!, and Bob Burdette, 1 p bl' urrr C'l1 · 1110 0 f th • • National League W. L. Pel. GB The previous title mmng. Isecond, but got Into plenty in pinch hittinfl'1tlr Young, doubt- ~f Co~u~~ ~ Y American Leape -: Grant, W. L. Pet GB Minnesota 70 39 .604 in 1002 fn an undefeated The Barons got one back In the third when four. Barons scor· ed behind bim.'\But Demoskey ed ~s, re~u tedh. ~n a P7,j ·Twms 13--3; Perry, Twina 7·2; Los Angeles 64 47 .577 Baltimore 62 14 .51!5 season. lhetr half of lbe ftrst. Demos-.ed on four hits, smgfes hit by retired the next three bailers poreds tohr mlanctrce w t" fwo~- Pascual, Twms 6-3; Terry, ln. in order to nd h . uce e e e tc ra es or ,... dtans 10-4: Hall, Orlolu H·, San ~'rancisco 59 46 .562 2 Cleveland 61 45 .57S the score Friday sug· e t e game. Iumbus customers. Columbus ci· Tiant Indians H. Cincinuati 6l 48 .560 2 Detroit 59 47 .557 h the Baro~s thad tt bmade Ilemoskey fanned 13 KO-ing ty council approved the ordin· ' Mtlwaukee 59 47 .557 211, Chicago 56 48 .547 101'l t e way, a was y no the side in tbe foUJth ~nd fifth ance, which must be subPIQUA IN FINALS Philadelphia 57 50 .533 > New York 54 57 .486 17 meTahens Bthe ca,se . flh d C liD• and walked nobody in a supert lmitted to the electros for their· ATHENS OHIO !UP!) Pittsburgh 57 54 .514 7 Los Angeles 49 58 458 20 arons 1e an er, ar1 exh'b·r f approval t th N embe I ' St. Louis 55 54 .505 8 Washington 46 64 2411 t 1 ton o control. I. a e v r e ec- defeated Grove City ne.-ded oni tton. If approved the rates would lly a victory over p· ua ........ _ Chicago 52 60 .464 1211 Boston . 40 66 .377 28\1 , Sims. Horlen Wilhebn 16) and • ' • Burt fanned 10 m • sound ef· become offective and retroac- to wra u the lflfi5 Houston 45 62 .421 j7 Kansas Ctty 36 67 .360 31 IR M 'r (B) w· fort, but had slrtke zone trou· tive to the first meter reading • . P P can New York 34 75 .312 29 Friday's Results H~~:nno(o- ar ~se · ~er - ~ ble, walking nine. after Aug. 31 , 1965 _ I LegJon state baseball tournaFriday's Hesults Chicago 11 Cleveland ~ . r eaver I I menl. . Chicago ; New York 3, night Detroit 5 New York 4, night 12•21- HRs - Romano t!Othl, Both the Barons and Pomeroy , The same rate reductions will BuHiqua, clinging to a shred Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 0, Kansas Cily 9 Baltimore 4, night Terry (1st) , Wagner 120lh). are planmng to enter the Oak be . presented to othPr rr.umct· of hope, could take the tournanight Los Angelei 6 Washington 1, . , . Hill Pony tournament nut pal1~1~s of Frankhn county. En ment w1th two ronsecut1ve wim: Cincinnati ~ Los Angeles 4, ll 1inighl New York 000 100 300-- 4 9 3 Beep Matthews tossed a no-httter Frtday ntght at Wells- week. Iaddttoon. rate schedules makin g over Grovo City in the double innmgs, night Minnesota 9 Roston 3, night Detrott 300 OOliOx- 5 7 o, ton as the Galltpohs All-Stars shut out Nelsonvtlle Ill the I Barons _ 104 011 2 1 1'reductions effective with tho elimination tournament. Piqua Milwaukr• 8 Houston 4 night Salurdav's Probable Pitchen Cullen.Hamtllon (6 !. Ramos l annual Southeastern OhiO Little League Tournament. Pomero JOO 1100 1 94 lftrst meter reading after Aug.3t l .at Lima 10-9 Friday . .' ' . . 17), Remff (8) and Howard.l II as th semnd n h't1 er· - ---~- Y 52 1 'II b d · ' ' San Franctsco 3 St. LOUIS 2 Boston at Mmnesota-Wdson Lol' w e. o- P . . Demoskflv and B L · WI e !lfesente to council.s 1 Saturdav's Probable Pitchers t8-8) vs Grant (lJ-3) _tch. Pena (7) and Frehan. , formance thts week for Matt· mmng by Stowe·'· Together Burt . d-C, 11 · Uewts. J ..of other municipal it ies outside MORE CAUGIIT . ' · . · . Wtnnor- Pena t3-6). Loser-Ra·. h h T ·d · h' 1 th • · h't \k d an ar on. mpores I' k\' h · · Chicago al New York - Fauf Cleveland at Chtcago - Ttant mos (4-2) IIR- Mantle t14th edews w othueDs· alyd "a'S ' etta".'~ fey gadvetrt pkstxt r' s, wa e plate, Nesselro•d; bases, lng- . ran dtn couuly avthng rate ftx· TOKYO IUPIJ- Police arrest(2-2_l vs. Cisco (J-7~. . 1(9-41 vs. Peters (6·8) . . Baltimore. 002 000 002- 4 1 . up Wl . av_ urn~ w l Ive an s. uc ou our. les and Wood. m~ or l~ances. whlc would m- ed three persons today to bring Ptttsbur•h at Phlladelphta -1 Baltimore at Kansas Ctty, K gtve the Galltpohs AII-Sl•ro a l Matthews went all the way I elude Mtddleport. to 47 the total number of arw·lk . 11 · • .. ansas Cy. 203 013 oox- 9 16 I 11- 1 · f G 11 r · · th 1 Law 't2·9) vs Culp (7-7t. ' (lwtltghlt - Barber 111).7) vs Pappas, Palmer 14), Haddix th Wtn ohve,r I esv t C, m an- orlk a ldpo "• gktvmg utp 4 Nrele Today !he Columbus and Sou- , rests made in an l8-montb-old 1 ter. Houston at Mtlwaukee - Far-, Hunter t2-2. and Brown. Sheldon Stock o er no_ wa ~ an s rt mg ou j e · 1 fl thcrn Ohio qEieclrir Co filed mternaltonal go I d smuggli"' 171 rrll 17-6\ vs Johnson 02·5 1 I Washington at Los Angeles (6! d B w· Sh' ld Galltpohs led 5-ll after the , sonvtlle bailors. Galltpolts left I · : . · 1 • an ryan . mner-. e on f' . . . 1. h .k N 1 b d 1 an app ;·1a t.1on WI'lh the p' ubl JC case San Franc1sco at St. Loms- (night)-Narum ( ~·10) vs. Bru- (S-6). Loser--Pappas (10-S). 1rst mnmg m w11c M1 ~ oe r ~ur men on as~ a~ Neson· IUlilities Commission of Ohio ' Police said the three men, 1 Shaw (11-61 vs. Stallard _18-4 )._ 1net 17-6) . . . walked. Steve Blowers stngled VJlle batters. Gallipolis left four I requesting reduction in its elec. i Briton. a Swede and a Leba· Los Angeles at Cmcmnalt, , New York at DetrOit fmghtl Boston _ , and Davtd Burnett homered lo men on base and Nelsonvtlle lric rates for Optional High use lnese. belottged to 1 ring be000101 1101 3 7 2 tn:ghtl - Drysdale Oo-9) vs. -Stottlemyre (12-6) vs. Agutrre Minnsota 001 018 lOx- y 13 3 clear the bases. Matthews wa~ left ftve stranded, mcludmg one Residential, "All Electric Homel lieved to have smuggled 10 tona Malonoy 02-51; tll).7). , Monbouquette, Duliba (6!, safe on an error. Jun1or Boshc who .was htt by one of Mat;00 fl 3 land htgh voltage General Ser· of gold bars mto Japan. Sundays ~a~es . Sunday a Games Earley (SI, Bennett (?) and walked a~d both scorul on Tom he~s pttches, one on a fielders . vice customers throughout the I .:-~===~~~:.;.=;;::, Los Angel~ 11t Cmcmnatt_ Was~mgton at Los An~eiPs Tillman. Merritt, Siebler (7), Prose's smgle. chOice and three who walke~ . _Bids fo: extensive repairs on company's service area. San Franctsco at St. Louts Balttmore at Kansas Ctty, 2 Pleis 181 and Battey Zimmer· Burnett walked to open the All-Star manager John Alit- Stiver Bndge spanning Kanauga . Chicago at New York, 2 . Boston at Minnesota man (7)_ Winner-Me~ritt 1!-li). third inning, Garry Ballard zer has named David Burnett and Pt. Pleasant will be opened The rate_ decrease tS the seeWURLITZIA Ptttsburgh at. Phtladelphta, 2 Cleveland at Chtcag_o, 2 Loser _ Monbouquetle (11-lZ). walked and Burnett scored on a• his choice to go on the hill later Ibis month . West Vir· cond step 10 a system wtde re· eBALOWIN Houston at Mtlwaukee, 2 New York at Detrml HRs-Mantilla 114th) Allison Bostic's single. Gallipolis scorod tonight when the Gallipolis All· ginia Road Commissioner Burl •duction of rates that wtll total lind OTHER PAMOU' 118th), Versalles II4th).' its last run in lhe bottom of Stars meet a strong South Web- Sawyers announced today. l f2, 650 ·000· IIIANDI ~Tones (20th), Oliver tlllh). tbe filth when Ballard walked ster team. Game time IS 9 p.m. Actual work on the bridge should ! SENATE_ A_P_P_R_O_ _ Washgton 000 001 000- 1 ~ 5 and took second and third nn (DST). begin in September. WA VES San Fran 1100 300 llOO- J 8 1 L. Attgeles 023 100 OOx- 6 12 1 wild pitches. Ballard scored Nelsonville 0 0 0 0 0 0 -I).!). I Work on the bridge wfll SHINGTON (UPI) - The Major League Results St. Louis 001 000 001~ 2 ll 3 Ortega, Daniels (3), Duren the locals Ja, run on Mat~ Gollipolis 50 1 0 1 X -7-&-ll Include the sidewalks and Senate •pproved Friday by B United _Press International Perry, Henry 17!, Lmzy (8\, (5), Bridges (7) and Camilli. hews' sacrifice. Batteries - Nelsonville, Tay- superstructure. During the per- votce vote the nommatton of Nattonal League ,Murakamt 19) and Berte! I. Sa· Lopez (It -!It and Ranew. Loser Taylor started for Nelsonvifle lor, Stowers <11. and Weaver, iod that work is l><!ing carried Harold Brown as Atr Force 000 000 000- 0 5 t.deckt. Dennts 171 , Woodeshtck !-Ortega (ll·ll). Pitts but was reli•ved in the first Gallipolis Matthews and Prose. out the span will be limited 10 secretary succeedutg Eugene Phtla 1100 200 20x- ; 9 1' 18). Brtfes (9) and McCarver, ' · one-way tr If 1 . Zucker!. Friend, Carpio 17), Wood tBJ.Uet'ker <51. Winner - Perry about 20 a w or a penod •f/F~;....;.....,.....,......==_;~iiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iii; and Pagliaroni, Crandall 18 (8·9 ). Loser - Sadecki (2-10). ol com ld~y~ w~t~ the posstblllty Bunning tl3·7) and Dalrymple. [ peey atmg traffic at Loser - Fri•nd <5·~). HR - 1 Ill Innings! ltm;s. 1 Callison 125thl. iLos Angeles 7HfE' F/XY/SA/..1- CE>ITER Htght ol Way on the Ohio ' OIO 010 110 00_ 4 5 2, IS AN /Nca.<JSPICL/OUS Rtver sfluclure ts completely Chicago 000 030 Ollt- 4 9 1 Cincinnati FIGURE tXCEPT TO THE owned by West Virginia. New York 000 1100 003- 3 9 0 Ill 010 000 01- 5 10 3 Mt:lol ON Twe r/ELO... Built originally as a loll bridge1' Jackson, Abernathy (91 and , Podres. Reed 16J, Perranoski by a private concern. the bridge Romovsky. Parsons, Beamarth !t7) and Roseboro. Ja), Tsitour· was purchased by the SRC and (5) , Miller 16), Bethke 19) andois (5). McCool t!Ol and Pavle· operated for several years be· Cannizzaro, Stephenson (81 -1tkh. Winner - McCool 17-6). fore becoming •. loll-free cross· j 'Winner- Jackson 11Q-14l. Los-;Loser - Perranoski <3·5). HRs mg. This span IS a suspension er - Parsons 11·9!. HRs - ·-Harper (12th), Pavlelich t8th) structure 1760 feet long. It is a SeeThe Landrum (5th), Kolb (lsi). D. Johnson (21st) , Rose t91h). portion of U.S. 36. Tee11-1gen helplliJ Mrs. Yvonne Scally, third from left, with the AIJ81lft water show in Middleport pool, are, I to r, stephanie PuUen, Michl lloyd, (Mn. Scally), Fred Clarkson, Kaiea - Activity and relationships at home, at play and at school ~ake lp tbe learning experiences of Head Start children. Here 10 chtldren _engage m favon~e acllVlly . Two are tn a bride and groom costume. Costumes of others have been created to gt~e reallt_y of thetr roles. L to r are Cnsty Jones. Sandy Tyree, Ricky Ramsburg, Opal Dyre, Raymond Wtlford, Gmger Hill, Vtckle Casey, Darrell Puckett, Seottle Napper, and Paul Weese.___ .onsh · ap:::r::esH~::~:o:s~ :~::~:.::pen;-.;o~:ov: Barons Wrap Up Pony Champl lp ~~~d ~li~;~ ~:v:a~~s:: =ts.~irw~.:\e: PLAY BAWL~ Fifteen month• old Kevin Wyatt had some second thoughts about going to hat in the Kansas City Athletics father-son game, but stopped sobbing long en~ugh to take his licks. With the help of his old ~an, As rebel p1t.cher Jobn W~att, young Kevin got a btl. HELPING WITH WATER SHOW - THERE'S SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE U; IS .4 PA St;;:.e Carolina Lumber and Supply Co. Opp. B&O Depot Ph. 675·1160 Pt. PIHIInt PROTECTDIZ 0!' Ai.k'PRa STATIJilE '"' HJf1 ;l,i>l/) ~ MASON,•W. VA. I :.1. Cash & Delivery-Cash & Carry-Budget. . . �'• ' ..., • .,.., .. .,_ 1 \' me1g• toumy's major partkf.. ~ 1118 Ill llol7 • paUon will be in dothinl and also be glad to dlcuss the pro- ~ ,pec1a1 Oj1pOI'tunl\y. ro btfl 1!10'1• area• of Thuraday, Sept. gr:,.miiiiliilwliiitllilfarmeriiiiiiiiiiil.iiliiindi.eXJiiiiliplliiiiJ!IiiiiiCIIiiitltiii . lilll'priiioodueeniliiiiiiiii'-••-. 2. One entry il also belo8 plan- .. · ned in the junior fair horse show to be held at the Ohio State Junior Fair, Some oilier eveJJis of IDler· eat lo Mel,p County people are lbe Oblo C.H Club Con· lor Fair quetn and king pres· and livestock exhibits In the pn whleb wW be beld at tnlaUoOJ art being planned lor junior fair wlll be scheduled for Obio Slate Uahenlty Sept. Tueadly alsbt, Tbunday nl(hl all day Tuesday wilb Ivan Arch· 11 to u. Fl.e eulilalllllal elub and Saturday nJiht. er, Area Extension Agent, 4-H members wDI be ,.[ecled to Beef cattle judgtog Including Interviewing the boys and gtrts participate in this eveot. the new steer class wtll be mtklng these particular elhlb· Plallli are now being announcheld startinc Wednesday mom· Its. Poultry and rabbit judging ed for the details of the Ohio ln8. ~~ 11 .. Tbc steers will In HI. as well as the open Fann Science Raview program be.offic18lly we1ghed at 10 a.m., class wtll be cooducted on Wed· which is again scheduled tor Fr1dly IIIOrnlnc, August 20 and neadoy, August 18. the last week in September. the Sllle II planned for Friday Th . 1 dJir h · 'll This year the dates are Sept. evening at 7 p. m. according e JUn or Y I ow ":1 29 and 30 and Oct. I. This outto Larry Ritchie chairman of be JUdged on Thursday mel n- standing event drew many the committee on the sbow and me, August 19 follo~ed by the Melp County familiea lut year pie. . open class In the a ternoon. . to see displaya, the demonslra· Judgm& for the crop, obop Dr. W. J. Brake! of Ohio !Inns, the plotl, and th activi· sllow. lies in connection with farm Plans are underway for the operaUoDI annual Junior Fair parade and Ticket. ior thit event wlll be C style revue, also the presenla· on sale at the County Exton· lion of acht~vemenl awarda lll!d sion Office at half price within cba~onsh!ps lor . Saturday the next couple of weeks, . mornmJ, Angus! 2l m front of Another series of events com grown In Oblo 1re: early the &randstand. which have become very lm· spring Gold: Earliking, North· Following the Meigs .county portant to Meigs County ern Belle; m1d-leason - Gold fair the Ohm Sate Fa1r gel! farmert ia the annual feeder A Gold Star St- e Alk For Your '""Ticket GeldeD Cr01s Bantam. Sen· under way on Friday, August calf sales. Dates lor these sales eca Chief; late- Iochiel, Joana. 'll and runs thru Monday, Sept are Athens on Sept. 28 : GalFlavor is the imp<~rlant factor 6. Meigs County wdl be expect- llpolis on Oct. 5; Athens on in sweet corn, and the flavor ed to have a participant In the Nov. 16. Consignments are II largely due to the sugar COO· traciJ>r operatmj contest and oow being taken by Paul Baer, Phone WY-2·2115 The susar In oweet corn the Jumor Fall' queen contest Minersville, who Is the secreIs eaolly l01t particularly at Frid~y, August 27• tary of the Southeastern Ohio •nmmer temperaturos when MOllO county hao .already hed Feeder Calf Improvement As· Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio 11111 the sugar may be lost one telection ~de m parllctpa· l!OCiatlon. I in 24 houri. studies have proved tlon at the Ohio Slate Junior -~M:eiga~_::Co:un~ty~dir~ · e~c~to~rs~W:::.S:_.!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!l!!!!!!l!ll!i!'~ that sugar loss Is oiower at FBlr. This 11 Richard Koblentz, lower temperature•. This indi· who io currently 1erving •• cates the desirability of pur· pi'Mident .ol the Meigs Cou?IY chuinc corn as freahly picked Jumor Fa1r Board. Last sprmg as possible, in quantities Ior he was .•elected as one of 32 immediate use and refr~ge· outstanding 4·H club members ratlnl r01• a~y olorage per· to participate in the leadership aU iod. interview program al the Ohio St 1e J · F · Th' 1 · Solectiw: Whtnbuying a .umor air. Is s m MOCC.Mioae in the husk, look !ll'st for ~mpebtmn for the. top honor~ areen, snug husks (lor m the state of Ohio. SelectiOn and dark Silk (sign will be made on Monday, Aug.[ Plump kernels). The rows 30. kernels should bo even. and Meigs county's Sue Ann My· should flow from the ers of Long . Bottom w1ll also when pressed with the thumb. he parlicipating at the . Oh1o Use: Good com det~r.rves State Jumor Falf servn111 as good cookir.g . and com · lit!Cretary of the State Jumor · F · B d easy to cook. Corn-on·the-coh IS 1 ,.•.." ...... oaiirii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=*, a IJ>p favonte, and 11 cooks It qUickly eflOUih to be cooked to order while the rest of meal is being assembled. Try this: I. Have a medium • large nat pan on the bo'lrange 1with -• a few .Inches of I ingaa t... wa· at ler m 1!. 2 H k th d tb · 11 ~' e corn an remov. es · . 3. Drop mlo lht boiling aon«<ll water; cover; bring walt!r back & to bo!lmg. 4. Cook lor ~ to Smlnutee and Phone WY 2-2975 teet with a fork. Com is dOIII! II 512 E. Mlln St. Pomeroy when the milk IB set. f-Dally lentlael, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. T, 111011 Hwln llll'rfllng ' Sure Sign of Quality" September have Important Events . ,. lly C JC. JILAIESU:E aidered in the MCI!on on hilh Of Hlll1l llt' b1J eveal Gl c..&,. ICJI, AJHI prvduc:iDC milk cow• are lbe lhe moalb G1 Aupsl wiD be . · ..._, dlt.eo and eVIJlto 4lf turon ,rtecting feed !DI&Q; lilt Me~&~ CGUity Fair ~ to many Melca etiii'IY and protein requlr• wlllcb plf Wider WI)' oa QMialy people are comins up mtDif 1nd calcium, pi!OIIPhor- Taesdly, Aquat 17 aDd l'llllf In the uxt ~Wo monlbl. Tile us and vitamin D needs for lllroqh lbe %1st. Several blalll sqle event of course big preduction. dlon&•• Ia tile aebedule bve ll lbe Meip County FAir Alt.mate cropo, 11ored feed· beeo woril:ed out so II II lm· 1!klch 11 alrudy well alone U>- ill8 and the nutr1tive value of portaol to follow aewspaper 11111'11 Its action sial•· ailage are Items which will be publteily lasleld ol till~ MOlt of tbe t-H club• of the covered 1n a separat.e section ale wblch is lilted Ia die Pr• 4!j111111)' already have bad an of the program. Another lm· mium Hsl Ibis year. eqlpallon in the local club but portant Item slated lor discus· The tractor operators contest 1l!lre wtU be more durin& the olon 11 • method of forage enl· gets under way at ~% noon on ~IW week and of eoune at uation lor high producing cowl. Tueadly, AUIUSI 17 m lbe ctP. tbe time of the lair. The lint Exbibill and demomtralions lerfleld of Jhe race track. Jun· lfllll of course wUl be the will sllow Uve aperm, early .temon.tration contest which bred helftrs how the cow wW be held - t Tuaday even- makes milk.' composition of Ill, AUCUSI 10. allrlilll at 6 colostrum, lorace production p. m. In the Pomeroy Junior from annuals, diary cowa arouplfllb School ed by lir.., lhe OIPIIIISiOD pro(llrla who ore parllcipaliq cram at the Ret~earch Center, . In clolhiJII projects will bring and lnol1 for milk quality con· Thll 111 the Huon, and lbtlr prmenll to tbe Pomeroy trol. nothinll nicer tban fresh Jlllllcir Hleb school on Tuesday ally sweet corn. Cora 11 a llternoon 10 tbot they may be "Ameri?an" veaetable, and Judled on Wednesday. T be cultivation of corn In Style Revue, which to open to dates back as far as man. .,.,._ in the area. will be Mil Oft lhe cont111f111. II II lfl!dntldly eveniq atartlng at Jfec Or Ueved that Indian corn may · 7:10 p. m. accordinl to Miss tbe oldest of aU eullured Mir&aret Griffltha, County Ex· f No one bu yet found 1 ltllllon Agent, Home Eronom· of wild mille, or • lei. of •ny kind. Indiana . AJIOIIIer tvtJII which b!volv· Over 1.200 people attended th~ North, C.Otral 1nd South ed seven! Mete• Couaty pe.. Jackson Prnduction Credi. merica cultt..ted fields of com, pie and will attnd statewide Annual Meeting, Sunday, Au· In man colon lyeliow, . blue, atlentiOII ta Melfo cOIIBiy w!li aust 1st. This large ~athermg black, white pink and vmetles. 11e the lolr ol the Soil Con· enjoyed a family p1cn1c which 5 1 Co 11 11 aerattoa Dlatrtcl Sapervlsors included swi.nmlng, hlkng, mo- kno:~ to N::' Et.~l~era . 11 die stat.e lhreulb Melp vet! and .!Ome •pec\al enle'rtain- 1779 durlotJ of th c-ty 01 Tuesday Auaust 10 ment by the Forense League of t . ' pedltl one lnst • the Tiley will vtall th~ Royal Oak Jackson Higb School. Iordi!~ eJ .......0111 agat of n ons. Uft•1opmen Park, which II one of Met&s Mr. Frank Herrell ol Rt. l, ties was under laken lnd ha! Couaty'a newest recruUon ell· Pedro, was elected director by continued to today. In tbe terprists. They will Set some majority volt of the al4ck· 30 to 40 yeara several hybrids of the damage of strip mine holden. He will rtpreoenl Meigs have beeo developed. varieties and they will board an excur· GalHa and Lawrence coun· adapted for lpetial growins sion boat at Pomeroy for a trip liea 011 the Board of Directors rondilions and lt8SOII8 and !U· down tbe river to Gallipolis to for a three • year term. Mr. perior in flavor, appearance visit some of the Evam arms Herrell owns lnd operates 5011 and yield, to older varieand see some ol GaJlia coun· aeres and rents 8D adlllonll 5011 tlet1. Billie varletiea of ty Later they will return to H' . ti i · . oer01. 1s 1arrmll8 opera on •· Pomeroy and go back .to !hell' eludes a Grade A dairy where · annual meetin& which IS being be milks 100 head of Holsteins. all8•· conducted at Ohio University. Door . eo were on b the 0. E. Mllllll', dee ., to Several Meigs County people ll . pnz . pw tab/ TV old W. Massar, Cerl. lor Trans. 1 wilt be involved in the tour as ~y"w::':e~=ktn,"' ~; Olive. well as tbe annual meetmg. Rod and Reel _ M 11. Poplin Ivan E. Massar, Luna Carl B!likam . Soil Consera· SciO'Mw County. p'olaro'd 1 sar, Dana N. Massar, tiooist, will he a"istlng at the mer1 _ Walter'Huck, AdalllJ Massar, Hubert L. Massar, annual meetmg and also tbe County· Hair Dryer _ Eddie M •· H ld W M too 'lh th r d'15trl t • assar w aro · a,.ar, ~ wl e '~e ~ sup- West, Scioto County: HydrauUc 25 acres, Chester. ervisoro as we . 8 ' orace Jack - Pauli,., Wolfe, Meip Karr 1n explaimng the JWyal County: Portable Saw _ Earl Fred W. Crow, Jr., Trustee Oak Park plans and operations. Cross, Meigs county; PORTAB , to Village of Pomeroy. Aoother event coming up Mtur - Kathy Sparks Jackson Landing, Pomeroy. this week is the annual Ohio Count . ' ' . Dairy Day at the Ohio Agricul· They Board of Directors met Pomeroy Moillr Co. to VIllage tural R..earch and Develop. M nd A d ., of Pomeroy, R1ver Landing, -~- ~ nt C t t W ter Till5 0 ay • ug. 1· an re-e1ec 1"" Pomeroy me .en er • oos · . George Smalley of Jackson Coun · event " 00 be held Friday, ty as President and Hobart Me- Neva Dailey, Earl Dailey to Ft\BMERS Au~st 13 with the proaram Allister of Pike County as Vice Sherman D. Buskirk. Effie bO YOU NEED MONEY starling ~ ~riDST). President. Other members of !.be Buskirk, Lol , Rutland. I f:OR ,. . board are Howard Duvall, Ro" l · The s~w window of datry County and Davis Greene of Ath· , Homer E. Forrest , Edith L. Operating CoS1 Capitol Improvement research, IS the theme of the Cou t 1 Forrest to William Lambert, F.Qulpmeol Uvestock program which 11 divided into ens n y. l Ruth Lambert , I acrr, Salh· Automobile~ several areas of interest. These bury. Educational Loans include milk marketing in Raymond Warren, Mary Ma· eC•miiHifltlwt Total Loan Cost oortheastern Ohio special rie Warren In Poal Willis , Lots, eOn The Fum Strvlca needs of high • prodUcill8 COWS Lelartvlile. • Crtdlt Lift Insurance • 'armer Ownllll CrHit Source and stored feeding and crops Pomeroy Cement Block Co. •lternate to alfalfl. fl'rank w. Porter. Jr., Mary A. lmpor!.t11t factors to bo con· Porter .. ltl acre. Pomeroy. Charles Elkins, Lillian Elkins C t' W If G td· W If t t. Harold Fetty, V.,.gie ur ISC Ho e; o JaN o e Eo 55~7 llT!!., Salem. PRODUCTION CREDIT Henry . ar.man, , ora . M •·t V Cl 1 nd ~ A 'H t 120 Ch t 1 a.,. . ea . •nomas . • ar man. · acre, es er. Cleland to Hilton Wolfe Jr. 114 Mulberry Avo. · Raymond Young to Pearl . ' ' Young. Helen Ray Young. par- Marilyn Wolfe, parcels, Sutton. eels. Bedford Bessie Darst, dec. to Jasper OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 e A GOLD STAR STORE e ASK FOR (Jap> Darst, Garnel E. Darst, Edna f. Davidson, Frances J.; There'SNOthiOf' Better Than Fresh' sweet corn Frank HerreII Named n· t At JPCA Mee 1 Feed-Seed Fertilizer· Farm Supplies Sugar Run Flour Mills ""'f.:~' ' f¥ ~ ~- . ~~t •• ,, 'v .. BIG POWER for faruai'lll jobs- FARMAtl• SEE THE FltONT RUNNElt ea: GRAVELY 1 GRAVELY TRAaOR SAME DRY SUBJECT- In 1949. Maureen and Jimmy Radigan of Fostoria, N, Y., wrrc given :sink bnth~ lo cnnserve w:Jter (top) and, today, Maur~cn and Jimmy try to wash dishes with a minimum o! water during latest dty spell. ,. sar.s Service FACE OF WASHINGTON r 1& '1; _1.¥'4· ,.: fH ,·.J,, ·' ;, t~·i "i PIAZZA DE RESISTANCE- The folks back hom.,_ · whcrr-ver th~tt is-will henr about visit 1o Rome•• Piazza d('l PopoJo fmmtain from this tourist. .,.. ' . ." M.l property SPECIAL TRADE-IN AUOWANCE NOW Transfers Having Trouble With That Old Baler? Why not see YOUR FREE GIVEAWAY TICKET e OPEN EVERY NITE ti19 (CI. Sun. • : Davidson, Clarence E. Darst 1 and Dale 0 . Danl. Aiff. for I BIG IS CU. Frances Leo Taylor, Linnit Mae Taylor to Warren Rose. Pauline Rose . 2.6l aeres. Sut- 'I 1 1 ton. I W. A. Salmons. Ida Salmons, IJ> Jesse J Ward, Mildred t'. Ward. .32 acre. Salt• bury. Fuhon·Thompson I TRAcrOR SALES Sprint Avo., WY 2·5101 Anna Marie Chapman, Paul Chapman 10 Laurence G. Clark. LaOonna M. Clark, Pomeroy. 1 Raymond W. Hoisln1er IJ> E:va ' E. Holsin11er. Court Order. Or· Morris Equipment Co. WI 9·3202 memorabla man that was Thomcu JeHerson stands next lo Tidal latin. B OTH THF. HEAD of the gover nment and the s1..•at of power. W;tshinll;ton, D.C., never fails to fascinate the people who visit and those who work there. It conta ins many monuments to monumental men. 1t embra<:t>s the nat ion 's spir it, hop1 ·s :md 1ts drt'<tm:; . ~i:: ~># ; ~~;j)· ~}~i;'~ ~; SALE CONTINUES! UNICO CHEST FREEZERS 17 Cubic Foot only $205 only '$22S only $249 21 Cubic Foot 23 Cubic Foot REFRIGERATORS and COMBINATIONS 15.5 CUBIC FOOT NOW ONLY $259 • UNICO UPRIGHT FREEZERS 15 cu. ft. _ only $209 20 cu ft. _ o~ly $249 1& cu. ft. _ only $239 30 cu. 11 - e~~ly $349 14.1 Cubic Foot Frost-Free Modal . . . . . . . . . . $295 LOWEST PRICES .. Your Loctll.lndmerlc 16.3 Cubic Foot Frasi·Free Modal .. .. .. .. • .. .. .. $325 ASKS YOU TO ' PLUS: FREE ICE CRUM Gollio Coo1nttt4-·WY 2•2111 Jock W. LHII for the lig 'l' on RouM7 & Ml!r. 1t the Ultltfr Encl of Pome,., 0,... Tll9 ,.M, (Monday Thru Jlt,lrda·vl RACINE, 0. Cl AT YOUR LOCAL LANDMARK! Used Equipment Sale! eREBUILT NO.8 FORAGE HARVESTER ·eJOHN.DEERE MANURE SPREADER WITH POWER TAKE-OFF e FORD PICKUP BAILER Memorial to ARRIV E s Salem. 1 OUR EASY FINANCE TERMS 2 MORE TRUCKLOADS Freezers and Refrigerators n. SIZE I PIARL ST. POMEROY WY 2·2176 . I Trans .. Mid<ileport. I Jasper Darst to Garnet E. Thompson about a new Darst, Edna I. Davidson. Fran· ces J. Davidson, Clarence E. New Holland or MasseyDarst. Dal• 0. Darsl. Lol, Middleport. · Fercuson baler·~ I Bernard V. Full•. Belly J. Fultz IA1 Kate Ja rrell. par('f'ls, ASK ABOUT -------- REAR MIIGS GINIRAL HOSPITAL I Fulton· I'OMEROY, OHIO MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Plus 10 Year Warranty Protection H•lf.galton al FREE ICE CRIAM far tHh cubi< foot copaclty you buy in • UN!CO Freezar, RtfrJw. arator or Combination. Frn d• livary 50 milu, wo oarvica and we finance. COMPARE QUALITY . .'SERVICE CONTRACT WARRANTY , • PRICE DELIVERY SERVICE •• A FOX lfll· A JIOXHOU-Lt. Jatk Breflnan of Baltimore, Md., isn't taking any rilkt u be checU a VIet Cone foxhole and tunnel complex betore lllowin~ it up. Capitol do111inales aceno as life •ncl worll move alont Ponnaylvooitl Ave. • 15th. F~utllalns ••n• ltll King Fea111ru SJ~Micate, COMPARI! BEFORE YOU IUYI ~--~. ,G,., ~·· ~~;~rc.·;·.c~l$;'~.-ii~~·IJ,\,IQ~·~ ' in lily pond at lolloctlng Pool ft! wotor noar Uncoln Memorial. x_n.C, the worJd!o heaviest rocket, starts the final of a short trip to Its launchlntl pad at Cipe Klrmldy, Fla. TITAN AT ATTENTION- A Titan 1.,· �. -···h --· · . .., ...... .. .. .. ~. • ssified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board Legal Notice OP QUALITY 1962 Chev. Impala H.T. Cpe. • I I 1' I Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS • ' &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 7, 1965 .. ~ ........ .. .. ... .. $1695 White finish. red Interior, 1td. tranB. 32'1 VB engine, tires like new. Radio and heater ..... .·= . . .. ...-.. _........ _ --.......... . . - \. .... AI& ....... wnJG 01N +uertfen I..:IW'If • ,...,. - _ . Dlw!IGI'I - ....... .., OJ 1'RAH1lll 6 UW'f'U&BlUI tillillla ..... ~uea&l orr.u.:f 80UBI _,., ,. .......... 'it£ ..-.: 6. . M .. IIIID P. .. DdJ .. -- lrJOA.~- 1960 Buick LeSabre 2 Dr. $1195 Low mileage by Ioeal owner, spotless elean interior, tires show little wear. Brown finish. a real niee car. 1960 Pontiac Ventura H. T. Sed. - $1095 Jet black finish, vinyl Interior tri~. 'f!.cal low mileage by oriainal owner. Tires like new, automatic trans. R&H ~ Pomeroy Motor Co. .... OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. 'IV PL&GI A UIUIJI' PROIILIC!HO POMEROY, OHIO .,,.,. AJ) PHONE WY2-2156 For Rent Hgts. nice 4 room house with bath, ment, hardwood floors. in cupboards. Attic for storage with ing s\3irWay. Priced In Memorv '' ...... Hospital News FOR SALE Real Estate For Sale FOR SALE 7 room frame h d house, coal furnace, ot an cold runmng water. l¥. acreo of ground, $21100.00. Forest $0000.00 with small dow Run Rd.Ph: WY 2-3584. psyment and balance can 8 4 6tc financed. Call Tracy _ __ WY 2-3054 after 5 p. m. LIBERAL Financing on a mod· 7 28 10tc ern three bedroom borne. H. W. floord, full basement, gas PIPE, ladders furnace, stone front, nice walk-in refrigerator, in good th lot. Known as e Sayre propcondition. Mrs. H. G. Weir erty in Syracuse. See Buck· ster, Long Bottom, Ohio. eye Bldg. & Loan or D. H. 8 Ute Call 1185-3Z01. Wood, Gallipolis, Ohio. FREE use of our Carpet Sham· 7 30 12tc pooer with purchase of Blue . ONE- OF-Pomeroy's -- finest ~ustre Shampoo. Baker Furn· homes, the former Norman !lure, Middleport. 8 3 &tc Neutzling home, 2 story brick, 6 rooms, 11> bath, garage, CANNING TOMATOES for sale fireplace, 2 acres of ground, $1.00 per. bushel. Brmg con· wr.nderful view of Pon.eroy, lainer. P1ck your own. Tho.m- Main Street and river. Phone as Hayman, Syracuse, Oh10. Dick Neutzling, WY 2·2860 aft. I 3 6tc er 5 p. m. 7 28 tic ENTEJtt;D HOSPITAL Among those who Holzer Hospital in the past hoUrs were Mrs. Audrey and 4 ROOM fuml•h"' Stover 1071 Second Ave .. Mrs menta. Rowley & Reed flard. • ' • Charles A. Stevens, 48 Ceo11 5 1 emmot say and J will not ware. tral Ave.; Mrs. Jack Queen, Eu· say, reka Star Rt., Gallipolis; W. 'l'bat he Ia dead - he is just FOR SALE Thurman Mays, 'lt. 1, North· away. up; Miss Maude Shoemaker, ......ry smile aod a ONE Roper gas range, good Wllb a .,= Rt. 1, Northur; John R. Hf~~~;ll . wave of the hand . I coodition. Thor electric _iron· Rt. 1, Patriot, Mrs. ! Be bas wandered mto an , er. practically new. L1v1ng w. Hainer Patriot Star Rt. THEN AND NOW-Captain Eddie Riekenbacker, our top Wor!d W~r I ace wlth2tl co11o anlmown land . I room suite. Call WY 2-3784. Gallipolis;' Mrs. George 0. Be~ firmed German planes to his credit, is shown here m almost Identical po~es w1th a fa. And left us dreammg how 8 7 3tp ler, Leon, w. Va.; Mrs . . mous S ad XIII the type of plane he flew to fame. Top photo was taken ID France ln 1 1918 w~ile bott~m photo was snapped at the Selfridge, Mich., Air Force baoe. The Spad, n n"!i. f:st be, since he WLANUT Dining roomtable Lawrence R. Wiley, Middlewhich is _in flying condition, was rebuilt ove~ - the past 2~ ~ears by peraoonel of the lingers there. and buffet, $20.00. T. G. port; Gilbert C. Hurt, Rt. 1, Ra Fint Flghlex Wing at Selllldge, 'l'IIJnk , of him •till 80 the dare, Syracuse, WI 9-5123. cine; Mrs. Orville E. Watson, ume, I say. 8 5 31c Rt. I, Reedsville; Mrs. Dewey Be 11 not dead - he is just 8.. POWER King bench saw. E. McCain, Rt. 1, Oak Hill; 1- - -- - - · - -- away. WY z. 3622 alter 5 p. m. Walter E. Devidson, Rt. 2, Irolk ton; Harold H. Redford, Rt. 8 7 3tc Sadly missed by Mother and , . Albany: J. Homer Falls, Iron· Sisters, Faye M. Bolin. Irene, ONLY l Beagle pups remam· ton ; Mrs. Jacob C. Bulcher, 1 0 Juanita Lesla Helen Esther mg. L. · Shiflet, Rt. • Rut· Wilkesville; Terry N. Deck, Wel!Jnda Cheryl, 'Lori A~n. ' land, SH 2-4ll&. _8_7__6~ Business Services Tile Rambler lston ; Mrs. Larry A. Hill, 8 7 He 100 BALES of wheat, good World Standard ol t:ompset Ravenswood; George F. Hillard, straw, 5c bale. M. L. Fur- DON'T PUMP Y"U slugglsb EBceUeace Ashland, Ky. bee, Great Bend, Ohio. tic tank. Get Klean-Em·A Big car room, rldo and perlost and Found a 7 3tp septic tank cleaner. Land hlnnaoce. SmaU car eeooomy BIRTHS MICE eliminated mark Faro; Burea\L and mlllllll"lBBIIUIJ Mrs. Dewey E. McCain, Oak , LbsT License plate, : F-251. ever, "Get Star," 1> lb. 1 18 Soe Hill, son. 4:40p.m. Friday; Mrs. ' 2 Call 667-3317. Larry Stafford. o. ~'" .-:-==-;;;;=.-==-.: Metro-''taa Motort Jim R. Smith, Mason, dau. n stc Ebersbach Hardware, 0 ' 1 CANNING TOMATOES for sale ,...., Mill, Pickens Hardware, E. Main Street, Pom•I'OJ ghter, 5:ill p.m. Friday. Run $1.00 per bushel. Bring conMiddleport Feed Mill. l'IIIDI WY Wl'll 22 tic DISCHARGED Notice tainer and pick your own. I 5 3tp I Patients recently discharged --,----Barry Hill, Letart Falls. included: • ark A. Carver, for steam irons, 25c 7 30 7te James B. Hayes, Jeffrey L. Jen· gallon. Bring own containers.l.-=========•,1 k1ns, Stanley D. McClain, Mar· Roller's Store. 8 S 30te MIDDLEPORT _ . INCOME garet N. Dial, Mrs. Jack Queen, p R 0 p E n T y _ 2 story Robert G. Bazell, Mrs. Frank TAX OFF SALEI frame Duplex 5 rooms bath W. Beckley, Mrs. Louio J. 15 Cu. Ft. Chest and 3 rooms.' bath. Mrs. Gerald E. 0 t h Karschnik, apartments furnished, 125 ft. Thompson, Mrs. Fred Facenure, FREEZER $179 frontage gross income $127. Mrs. Edith A. Holley, Mrs. Plus FREE Ice Cream BRI!AKmROUGH FOR BABIES-Or. Vernon Thomas, associate professor of anesper mo~th. $8,0011.00. Bessie B. Goodrich, Mrs. Fran STORE HOURS: thesia at Stanford Univeraity in Palo Alto, Calif., has just finished placing a plastic eUSED FREEZER SALE Sales & Service POMEROY - Cape Cod Cot- cis M. Madden, Mrs. breathing tube in baby's windpipe to make sure air from respirator will reach the Daily 9:.00 to 7:00 18 cu H. Good Frlgld•lre Infant'• lungs. The artUicial respiration offers new hope in the tr -- ' ment of hyaline tage - 6 rooms, bath, full Curtis, Mrs. Harry N. CallaChott Fr-r $100 membrane disease, the most common killer of newborn babies. ,.• than 25,00Q Fri. & S1t. 9 to 9 eFila Almost Every car basement, breezeway, gar· way, Gerald D. McKinnis, babies a year ar& affected I>Y this disease. 6 cu. ft. Coldopol age, forced hot air heating, Ralph R. Waugh, George Car. Choot Fruur - - - $50 e'l'J:ansferable Wben lot 80 x 140. Excellent loca· ter, Mrs. Laura E. Vickers, avaOable You Trade Cars lion. $15,500.00. Paul E. Long, Miss Patricia 11 cu ft. Wllsan Zero Party Plan Demon- Upright F,.....r __ $50 e Guaranteed 24 months SYRACUS>: - New Ranch · J. Starkey, Mrs. Orville E. Chance for rooms, beautiful kitchen and Swart. Mrs. Vernon E. Reese 12 ou. ft. GE Upright or 24,000 miles yancement. Fresh Silks, lne. F,.._, u...t 4 rro. _ f125 bathroom, 3 bedrooms, and Mrs. Canna Chase, Mrs. Ca· e Most Popular Unit For Information. write living room, plus utility room theri"" L. Thornton, Mrs. Yon· POMEROY · eall: Eleanor J. Douglas, Rt. In the U.S.A. and carport. All oak Roors, ka M. Cantrell and Infant dau· Jock W Carsoy :1, Coolville, Olllo, Pbona: baseboard hot water heating. ghter, Mrs. Richard L. Lewis M•111ver a..~Close to Rt. 124. Financing and Infant daughter, Mrs. Fred 00 lnotalltd PI!. wv :1-2111 can be arranged. $13,750.00. N. Paxton and infant son. ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN I It haG even.r· thiriq! AtliQ Gideorl' You i6 6upco<;ed to · lot,treeE.it~ c~e in ... •voar tn" • c •Jabm ........ ~ TOO .., Main! ....., ~... ~ 10 lona di~tance bo€n tr~in' io Qet you a! I lllOI'ni n~ Mi;tE"r t1SJ to hAt'h that tllh "'tltf ...... II ... : "ontr'liiAI'" .. j call operator 6L .or :JJ~G it 1g ... r;;;~r::;;;~i~~ By CHESTER GOUlD DICK TRACY 1 WMPO Radio --- Simon's Market MARK IV • AIR CONDITIONING JULY Cutlrlu tlttlty AUTO B r.'ONDAY TBRU I'IIIDAY- ••- 011 Ntllll G: 00 ...,... - 6:05 Sacred 111111 11e1g1 Coulllj RFD 8:2$ Paul lloftn, ~- a:• 6:31 News . I' I $340· Blaettnar's Pomeroy,O. WY Z-3830 COIIIIIr1 Jambcl'el 6:57 Wllllller ---------JI b 6,15 ) 7:DO National ,,... 7:115 Bill Mill« Show 7:31 Sporta Par• 7,35 BID M1Dor Sb1rtr 7:35 Plclteu HIII'CiwiN l'l'llt8 'lbun.) 7:50 News 8·0C BiD Miller Sbow a G BlUr FUmlturt Show •,, 9 .. News 9:11 Coffel wllb Jll!lll ll:l8 l'lllltiiiiS 111 1 Palrlot ,0:11 Stnp 911op .. .•::Ill Social Sew.tlty 10 ::15 Bill Miller Bt'tllldl Show O:G lllasoa Alf. Protram <'l\les4ay) WY 82-3636 • 3tc - - - - - - - - • River news 10:4.1 10:4.1 11:00 11 .11 11:30 Wanted To Buy ." .. " CONGA LINE-Detroit's Dick McAuliffe gets directions from teammates Geo>~(e Thomas and Dan Wert as he charges off to tag a baserunner during a. recent game with Chicago's White Sox. Chiso~ pla~er Dallll)' Cater (right) awl umpire Frank UmODt are lnterealed oblerven. I , ., P'ami]J Worahlp ('!burs.) A.&.C. ProJram (P'rtdayJ Newa Tiny'• Country JWictiOD nuy'1 Country Hymns ;J.i:O Cement Block New1 12·-30 Goossler's Guesl Star !FrldayJ 12:30 t..rry Aoderson Sbow 3: J! Jim Meel Show ' 4: U Blaettnar Auto Show 4:30 Electric Company New• 4:1o Jim Mees Sboi' 5·I) Nuws 5:0& Jim Mees Show 6:00 Sparta Paradd 1:311 Dow Jcmes Averacet8:35 SUndoWII Ser....t. 7:00 Natlalllll Newt 7·."" ............. •-euade ........... 1:011 SlgD oo UTIIIIDAYS I:GO SlgD Oil - News 1:06 Counlr7 lfaBic nme 1:20 Country J8JIII)Ortl o:OO Protestant Hour 7:311 Spin Pandl 7:35 Larry ADdtnOD Sb"" IU:4fi 11'1 Music - LISTEN TO WJEH By n...tl:oa'a ll:• Dairy VaHey IUKI" '1\Jp TSI Sllow 12:0G News 12:1i 'ftlslcal llltBiudfo 12:311 Rev. Merlin 1'8e1s 1:00 Tile Jim llh!el 8bow 1:00 Sporla Puade 1:11& Jim Yea Show 6:88 Nallooal News 1:15 SUDdOWD Serenade 8·. 00 Oil tho AJr . Sl'NDA\'8 7,30 Sip 011 _ Arm! Hour 7:15 Neft 8:1111 Baptist L~Jroan'J Hour 8:30 Sunda~ Show t:OI Sunda1 Sbow 8:30 'lbe Bible Spoakr to 1:45 l..egialalive Roport 10 tiC The Good We 10: ~ l.:otlgr8SSmu llloelier lu:30 The Sunday Sbo't'l 11:30 Tile Quiel Hour 12:011 News 12: IS The CbrisiiiDI Hour 12:30 The Rev. Mll'lir Tee!l 2:00 The Rev. Silas BWupa 3:30 The Re~. Andrew Par1101111!l 2:30 Sunday showca.6:30 Suodown Serelllde "('I.(MOW, 6ANC'(, I GOT .Q NOTIO~l Tf.\' O·IIS: tiUfiMT Uk'E TO SEE 1!:!!§! AM-990 on Your Dial And HIAVINL'11.1 WHAT WJEH FM 101.9 meg. UO Jim Mees Sb>w- _!;_~-O~U~U..~Air~-----"'!""'----------~;;-ARiiWiSCi;;J' THE lORN LOSER . - .. ART ~A.JNNY !IT SA'r'&, lfCJNE OP )OJ WILL HAVE7C GET orJ=l R THiilif 5£fMS 11Nle~ M>'SJC.O<. OR MENTAL DISTURAANCE. P0$19LY 801>1. )t)(JR MAN 15 GOING 10 NEEP HELP• '.,' . •' ' �Program is ·in Forin of TV's Meet the PreJ1 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,_O., Aug. 7, 1965 - .. --- - - - - ---- Past Chiefs of Magnolia Temple are Guests lor Picnic With Mrs, Kaspar • Rail's Ramblings. • • The August meetlllg lit the The Past Chiefs of Magnoli• l who also bad a meditation on .WSWS of ,, Enterprise EUB By Tom BaD . . ==~~AUG. I ·u Temple Pythian Sisters held •the revelallon of John, follow· church was held Toeaday ev· EUB Chore!h AWl their annual picnic Thursday ed by the Lord's Prayer in uni· enlng, at the home of Mrs. John a rummage sa e ug.[ th d" Se evening on the lawn at e son. Smith, Nye Ave. · · 7 in the bull mg on Cic- home of Mrs. Amanda Ka!!- Reported Ill were Mrs. WI!· "Give Goc Glory Through A tittle more than a month house. down as If to give me I ride l!l'lib\eet, across from ty par, Rock St. A potluck dinner liam Kolhnger m Meigs GenWomen's Reoemptive- llole in ago, in my first column, I wrote Although he was going in the and then speed away laughing, was served at 6 30 with Mrs era! hospotal and Mrs. Rollm Society." was the topic present· I wanted. to prove America same general direction, and it or to atteort to g~t 1114'difl10~ AUG. I Frank Stewart asking grace Bearhs. One member, Carroe ., by Mrs. Herbert Dixon. The "isn't the cold heartless place" wasn't far out of hls way, I Advice about takmg ef !Disabled American Vet- Miss The!mo Grueser presi· Grueser, was lost by death and bymn " ! Love to Tell The S~ some claim it Is. It is proved. was impressed that he had of. roads that what l had ~I 'Ji.~;; 'and Auxiliary will meet1 dent, condueted a short buso- ntwers were sent. Mrs. Gladys ry" , opened the program follow· No one claims perfecll•n for fered a complete stranger. a ly phmned has been ~e P ~ . evemng August 8 ' ness session which opened Cockier thanked the members ed by the reading of Philippians American sociely. Collectively ride since I was not hitch·hlk· allo_wmg .me os occ8SIOD of ,. m. at the home N Butter- with devutoons taken from for the sunshme basket sent. to 2: >- 16 and prayer by the we e~pose our beatniks, adult lng at the time but walking to avoid 'Illes. where chances 'I . Ave, Pomeroy. Jude 18·25 by Mrs. Stewart. her. The. meetmg closed woth leader. The program was pre- and juvenile delinquents, our a better vantage point from getting a ride are almOIII ru. - -- - the Mozpah bened<cllon. sented in the form of "meet the political Bobby Bakerisms. In- which to "set up shop." . So far, tjle trip has been eo. AUG. Y • Attendmg were Mrs Richard press" with all members par. dlvidually, Americans are great. These are not exceptional joyab!e and educational. ~ Rutland High Sch<M<l band lg Campbell, MJSs Grueser. Mrs. ASEN,\TH ANN TRACY licipatlng. A discussion was This greatness has been ex· cases. I have already, In the doubt slnce.rety !hat were any practice for the Me<gs Lucille B. Hawkins, Mrs. Kas· I held on case studies_ perienced time and time again. course of my travels, been of· thmg negative to happen to me Fair trom August Ylh 0 [per, Miss Lena Grueser. Mrs .. Mrs. Menzel Smith, president Often persons have gone out of lered everything from cigarettes now (I do not ~xpect It). 1 from 6 P· m. to 9 P m. Stewart, Mrs. Lawrence Landtn fro bo t ld be I II dlBcouraged high school gym. All , ning , Mrs.Cuckler, Mrs. Arnconducted the busb:.ess session their way to help. Following to vtead ners, m a wou a • · t d to and an offer~ wa• taken for are a few examples, m011t of cruises to overnight hou!lng. Truthfully, I can repor1• ~no~~· ,;;• b:U~'-: lair . Y old Hayes, Mrs. Delbert Ei· literature. The WSWS Fall Re- them connected with hitch-hik- Not yet has anyone 'attempt- "Give the American pe~le : Plans wer made to observe sefsteln, Mrs. Thomas Cook, ISS treat to be held at Camp Ot- ing: ed to steal my money, to slow chance. They are the 8l'ea!esl. Froend's N<ght when Evange- Mrs. Henry Reibel, Mrs. ~:: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morris terbein, Logan, September 1().11 Two days ago I was traveling line Cha~ter. Order ol the East- Se<denabel and gu~:~ Kas ar R•ggs, 307 Wetzgall St.,_Pome- was announced and all women of from Cape Cod to Long Island. ern Stdr met Thursday eve n- Robert Arnold, . S P. roy, Ohoo, are announcmg the the church urged to attend. Re- I was more than • little wor· ' , , mg at the Masonoc Temple and Mrs. Roy Smith antd Lmd;l approachong marnage of her servations must be in by Sep- ried about having to hltcbhlke Mrs. Kathryn "·•chdl. worothy I The ~ev~ernber t ~~~ rnJasw~r daughter, Asenath Ann Tracy, tember 7. in the New York City area. Ten pretty blohies were award· Phillip Belville of Galllpolls. TONIGHT matron. presoded ' be at t e ~m~~ s. h t P to Mr. Eugene Hester, Jr' son The meeting closed with prayer Just outside of Providence, R. ed first prize honors Friday af. Girls 6 to 12 months· Dorothy The local chapter will join ! w<th Mrs. ., as co- os ess of Mr. and Mrs_ Eugene Hester by the president, after which re- 1., I was picked ~p by an Air ternoon In the Gal!ia County Haislop daughter of Mr. and "GUNS AT BATASI" Racme. Harrosonvlile and I Sr .. New Haven, W. Va.h freshments were served to the Force Colonel go•ng to Brook- Junior Fair Pretty Baby contest. Mrs. James Halslop of Galli~ Richard Attenborou"h Pomeroy chaplcrs for the an· · The brode 18 the daug ter of above named and Mrs. Myrlle lyn for the weekend. Not only liB - ancl"RHINO" nual Froends Noght whoch woll I[ the late Hoy Tracy, Jr. and Is Long;· Miss Dorothy Long and did he take me as far as Brook· The theme of Mickey Mouse Boys 6 to 12 months; Darrea With Harry Guan::lmo be held at Pomeroy Sept 1th [, a semor m the College . of Ed- guest, Mrs. John W1lson of Co- !yn, but also more than an hour Club" was earned out by Haner son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken. 1 and Shirley Faton Officers pro tem were Mrs. ucatoon at Ohw Unoverstty. The lumbus. out of hls way to my destlna- the sponsoriug club of the con- neth Haner of Gallipolis. ' (Color) W<IIJam Heynolds. assocwte gro.om •.s a junl?r at Marshall lion, about 25 miles north of test, Toddlers To Tassels Mo- Girls 12 to 18 months; Natat . M Evelyn Lewos UmverSJty, Huntmgton, W. Va., his home. !hers' League. I' Bote d bt I Mr and luND •• & MONDAY 10 8 r, aug er 0 · " rna ron , rs · ' and is majoring in Radio-TV ~ ' d 01the 1 • AIJGUST 8-9 l':lecta, and Mrs. Gnff Russell. , 1_ In Ontario, Cana a, near Judges for cones were Mrs. Melvin Boster of GalU~ o;~;f.Ott'~~.~i·oR ' treasurer. Mrs · Charles '"throw was Advertosmg. tawa ' a young man gave me MrS · Chester Wamsley and Mrs· lS . .. LOV"" .. h d .11 b t 1 The aliar "as draped to r the Wednesday luncheon guest T e wed ong wo e an even f . a ride all the way to Montreal, William Rardin, Jr., both mem- Boys 12 to 18 months; Mlklt Jm• Hutton Mrs Bessoe HOJce, Past Grand m Mrs Nora Roush. of September 5, 1965 In the I OU ! drove me on a tour of the city bers of the Pt. Pleasant Junior Cr It son of Mr and Mrs Ro~~~~~· Matron 01 Ohoo and past rna- Moss Manlyn Brown was the Federated Church m Pomeroy, I ~ a~d then invited me to spend Women's Club of Pt. Pleasant, ~Crall of 203 Klneon Mvt. "PARIS WHEN IT Iron of Ml SteJ long Chapter, guest ol Mrs Charles Withrow Ohw at half-past seven on the the nlghl in his home. W. Va.; and Mrs. James Rob- Girls 18, to Zt months· Tanya SIZZLES" OES Durong the busoness ses- WPdne,day evemng_ lor a evemng. The Hev. Wolbur Per- Mrs. Ellen Smith of Middle- Leaving Montreat the next erts, a beautlflcan f~om Point Adkins daughter of and :.Wlllliam Holt"~drey Hepburn "on a don atoon was made Jo chH ken barbecue dmner In o~ rm ~Iii ofllclate. Open church port received a phone call from day, I held- a sign signifying Pleasant, W. Va. Fits! place Mrs. ~roy Adkins 1912 Chatham (TochnicotorJ the Sal>atoon Army drive and servance of Mrs. Wothrow s weddong 18 planned. her 81ster, Mrs. Albert Panoy- my destmat1on was Lake winners were awarded , blue Avenue ;::::;:;::::;:;::::;:0jil a rumm age sale Se~t tu- borthday. ·zo of Paw Paw, Mich., telbng George, N. Y. A Canadian lam- ribbons and $1.50 m pre~1ums. Boys · 18 to Zt months· D. ll was planned. • Hv11m Hummel of Bar- I her her daughter, Gloria Terry ily saw the sign, couldn't stop Second and third pla~e w.mners Scott Miller, son of Mr.' and The Ruberla Cirrle wo!l meet bcrton "as the Tuesday lunch• had doed_ . on the busy thoroughfare, went receJY~ red and white tlbbons Mrs. Don Miller of GallipoU.. fo r <Is annual pocnoc donner al eon guest of his aunt, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Richard Karr to the next exJt, came back, respecttvely: be I Girls 24 to 38 months· DMI· Pomeroy. Obte Middleport 10 the t·hapter room Charles Wothrow. . and son, Jeff, have returned and stopped for me. Mrs. Martanne Ca~p I, rna· dre Ann Mitchell, daughter of I August 19. Those altendmg Mrs. Lewis Roush, Mmersfrom a two week vacaUon trip They took me all the way to nager, WJEH radio :uon, Mr. and Mrs. Gene MticheU of IGHT ore to bnng a covered dish voile, and Mrs. George McChn· . to points in Floroda. Tbey vos- downtown Lake George and acted as moderator for 1 con- Galtipolis. "TIME TRAVELERS" and table service l.o the noon tuck and son of PI Pleasant, Mrs. E. J. Tracy entertamed l . Bo Zt to months· John 1ted m Roanoke,_ Va., woth the had only planned to go as far tests. ~TecbnicolorJ ·cet,.st•on Foster, Phillip Car ' luncheon. lfostrsses for the Sep- l w. Va. visited Thursday at the Laurel Chfl Better Health l'l'aul Theiss family, former res· as Lake Champlain, about ' 30 Winners m each age group Ro~ Cr It 38 of Mr ~ Mr Anders. Joan I tember meeting will be Mrs. Letart Falls, with Mr. and club Thursday evening at her idents, and at Myrtle Beach, miles north. and their parents are as follo~s. John Ro~ertso0 Craft · of GalBall Run home wilh Mrs. Ira . N. C., Miami, Floroda, Sliver A few days later, this time G1r!s to 6 months; Chnstine I' I' ~:?T~:~uti'CIUNIG LOVERS" l M L. French, Mrs. Willoam I Mrs. l':rnesl Grimm. Peler Fun Reynolds and 'lfrs. Jack Bech-! Mrs. Lawrence Hoffner spent Qellman a contributing hostess. 1 Springs, and th• west coast of thumbing towards Hyannis, Hafleit, daughter of Mr. and ~~~· Flo d L Johnson chair· •n Hu.gueny Nick ' lie The iniliatorv work will ' a couple of days this week In the 'bsence of the presi· Floroda. Hlghhght of the tnp Mass. a man pulled over as I Mrs. Joha Haffelt of State Route ·nd My ·N ;,.~art · pres1·den.t Mrs . was an un de~water . marine way, asked ' manh a. rs. ereorman ""'" of be mnducled at the Septem. with her parents. 1Mr. and den t an d v1ce " Wh ere are you go- 7• . iD char Apple ['Charle.s R. Karr Sr., presided show near Silver Sprong~. . way, askd "Wheere are you go- Bo~s to 6 months; Gregory ~ aJt:et" W I1 Mon .• Tues. and Wed, ber meeting. Watermelon was Mrs. Gordon Wolle, served following the meetmg. Grove. and opened wilh the Lord's Pra- [ Mr. and Mrs. Robert ~prmg- ing?", and then drove me right Belville, son of Mr. and Mrs- the con s · Aug, 8, 9. 10, 11 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harris 1 er m unison. Devotions lak- er and daughter, Kimberly ot Ito the front door of my friend's ELVIS PRESLEY in SHRINE PICNIC SET and sons reutnred home Toes- en from The Upper Room were I Ada, Ohoo, are spendmg the , "GIRL HAPPY" (Techoicolorl . . , day alter a visit at Rising Sun, led by Mrs. " acy, who also weekend with her parents, Mr. l Darlone Michael il Presley, Mary Ann Mo The Twin Coly Shrme Club Md woth her parents. Mr. and read a poem, "What Heaven !and Mrs. Eber Lewos. Mr. Shelley Fa bares, Harold family picnic will be held Sun- , Mrs'. Robert Young. They also Means To Me.'' by Jimmy I Springer has been employed •• · Gllest for Party Gary Crosby, Joby day, August 8 at _2 p.m. at the , spent a couple of days at ' Jones. !head football coach at Adai Mr and Mrs Herman Mtch·,l <la.k·er. Chris Noel. Meigs County Faorgrounds. Ali i ville Va with Mr. and , Articles were read lncludin High School and he and hos , · . · . , . , ' .. 'eth Conner Grandmother's Garden by are movmg there thos ael entertamed woth a re- A state scale trock was shght· pamted _centerJ!ne. Patrol 7f>c $ 40c. . . d 's. cnn . . . ' . . month. They formerly lived 1t cenlly at their home m ure1 I damaged in Meigs County and Forfeiting bonds 011 mvote . Mrs. Joh~ Sm1th returned to , Pearl Parker , Home Reme- Caldwell. Cliff honoring their daughter.J deer was killed in Galli• charges were: Raymond C. her home Sunday alter a vaca- does, Mrs. Tracy and Mrs. Karr; J B ti u f the Darlene on her lith birthday. . ld t · ti Cassady Z4 Tuppers Plains. · · th s k Mountains H to · · 'I d I' ames ar e · son County m two ace ens mves · • • toon m e mo ey . ow . raose a JUVem e e mqRev. and J>irs. voyde !lo. dell, Games were played With prizes ated Frida by the State High· $27.50, unsafe operation, alld New Shop Opening Special , She accompamed Mr. and Mrs. nent m twelve easy lessons, Mrs has attended the District Young ! awarded to DenniR · Gilmore, ~a Patroly Kenneth Reed, 4!, Reedsville, Rom Smoth of Columbus and Louos Deohl; •.nd My P~stor, People's lnstitue held at the . Greg Eblin, Iva Powell and! y . . $27.50, intoxication. Mrs. Ho chard Ma1ar, of Mont- ~ Mrs_ Karr . Dnrmg_ the busmess Nazarene Camp Ground Camp ' Sharon Icenhower. Tbe first accident occurred Arrests Friday by the Patrol , clova, who were her overmght sessoon a contnbutoon of $5 was in Columbus. He is a member [ After the honored guest open· at 11 : 5~ a. m. Friday on Rt. 7 Included Leona 0 . Taylor, 57, guesls Sunday.. receiVed ~om Mr. and Mrs. of the Middleport Church of ed her g1tts, refreshments were one mile south of Middleport Kansuga, cited MUDlclpal court Mason, West Virginia Mrs. John W•fson of . Colum- Cia or Karr. the Nazarene. served to the above and Nancy when Robert L. Shockey, M, Aug. 7, speeding; Vance Grimm bus spent a lew days thos week Games were played and prl- Martha Lee Bartlett is Gill, Sharon, Sandra and Eu· Guysville, attempted to pull a 34 Parkersburg, W. Va., boodwolh Mrs. John Smoth of Nye l zes awarded to Mrs. Ernest spending several days with her gene Buckley, Roger Kline, Ray- log truck onto the s~ies for for Meigs County court Aug. · $35.00 Janie Cold Wave _ __ $12.50 Ave. Powell. Mrs. Robert Bowen, isister, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur mond Michael, Brenda Jett,Mar- weighing. His brakes falied ~nd 1~. overload; Charles T. Bur· Mr. and Mrs. G. V. llderton Mrs. Louts D<ehl and Mrs. Char-I Ford at Klrkersvoile, Ohoo_ tha and Linda Baker Joan the truck rolled forward mto tt 19 Rio Grande cited to Other Cold Waves from $7.50 up of Wellston spent the past week les R. Karr, Sr. Refreshments Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush · Weich, Freda Young,' Mary the rear of the scale truck. ;,:'u~icip~t court Aui. 14 for end woth Mr. and Mrs. Pur ley were served by the hos- and son, Eric, O~k Hill, visited 1Icenhower, Bonnie, Rickey There was no dama~e to the speeding; Danny L. Shelton, 20 All Work guaranteed-()tlen evening~ by Appt. Karr, Chester. _ I tess asSisted by Moss Don· IThursday w<th h1s parents, Mr. 1 and Kay Gilmore, Mary, Jack•e log truck but the tailgate of New Castle, Ind., bonded for Hair Stylists: Mrs. Thomas Kelpm and na Wellman to those named a-, and Mrs. Lee Roush. Mrs. Mi· l and TiJDothy Braley and Mrs. the state . owned troc~ was Municipal court Aug_ 14, lor choldren, Peggy and Tom left bove and Mrs. Merion Tracy, chael Clin_e (Mai~ Roush) '.~ Terry Michael. Invited but un- damaged. No one was injured •peed; Julius Fekete, 21, Clev&Jean Oawnson - Mary Jane Webb Thursday lor the1r home Mrs. Joe . Eva~ and Mrs. 1eachmg m the Head Start able to attend were Jimmy Pol· and no charges were filed_ land, bonded Municipal court, Oconomowac, Wosc., after a James Gtl'J10re. program at AlfenvJiie tlus !ins, Karolyn Soulsby, Wilbur Tbe buck deer was killed at Aug. 14, left of center; Robert Ph.: 773-5311 ten days VISit woth her parents, summer. Ward and Nancy and Ray Eblin 6:20 p. m. Friday on Rt. 7, two J. Parsons, 25, Rt. 2, Racine, ,:an:::d:..:;:M:;;rs::O. .;De~lber:;;_;,t.;B;;,ru;;;c~h~. SISTER RECOVERING , Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewos K and seven tenths miles south 'ted Municipal court Aug. 14, ::;; . · Troplett · have been Mr. Earl M Cl .. · ed · · MISs Margaret Sauer has · Ed rd Be M v· Cu1UIIta Club eels o. Chesh'1re. Offlcers said the perm1ttmg an UDlocena II1JIIOf learned that her sister, Mrs : . wa s, r"';; rs. VIf· ,4 R'/fl H animal ran in front of a caroperate; Harold ~.Lawson, ' 1 John Orr <Mary Ruth Sauer ) or t"'a L'Y,~har~sto~, ~- ~i l t e h~me driven north by Eunice E. 17, Racine, ,ited to Gallla New Wilmin£(on, Pa, Route 2, is M[ddf:~rt ~s; .~ Mrs ~ K' Mrs. Terry P ~~n 1wasRiffla Bunce, 64, Rt. 1, Cheshir•. There County juvenile court Aug. H, improving from injuries sustam-: Hendricks 'and. children · · of guest ~::: ~s. Bia~ e~onthle was moderate damage to the no operator's ticense; E~a F. ed m a fall at her home tllos Winfield w Va enterta• e . Y front of the car_ Scott, 56, Columbos, drovtng summer. She will observe her [ Mr. a~d Mrs- · Delbert Rut.l Ca~stah club !~~~;v;nmg In stale Highway Patrol cases while in!ol:icated, in city jaB birthday August 11 and friends led•e Belle IV Va are guests! at ~r 01me, s t a. d Friday in Meigs County court for a hearing Aug. ?; Johruly ,• • · ·• Pmes or games we • aw r • F k p let fined We Cto are planning a card shower for of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Bailey.! ed to Mrs. Paul Taylor and Judge ran or ": L. Belville, 32, Rt. I, wn her I Mrs John Parsons and child. h rd F' I h I dell G. Barrett, 40, Rt. I, Dex City, and Jay Hall, Sr., 56, ren Jeff and Julie have re- , Mrs: R~c a maw, w o ~·~ ter, $25 and costs, no operator's Cheshire, cited Aug. 7, over1 t~ed to their ho.;,e in Co- rece•ve an anmve~sa~ f 'h license; Charles L. Collins, 21, load; William R. Mowery, 29, Listen to the still, ' !umbus lolfowlnu a week's visit from her secretedpab. thee rehs · Reedsville, $15 and costs, un- Vienna, W. Va., bonded to small voice of ments were serv y os. load. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. tess to the above and Mrs. Don- safe operation; Margaret D. MeJgs Count~ court, over , QUIET COMFORT Halph Gilmore: On Tuesday, aid McKenzie. Mrs. Max Sayre, 29, Kanau~a, $15 and Gladys J. Miller, _42, ParkersMrs. James Proode and chdd· F 1 M Eugene Triplett costs, speeding; Ke1th Kennedy, burg, W. Va., 31, Ripley, W. Va. 0 Timmy and Tammy, of d'";' Bea er 24, Rt., 1, Rutland, $10 and bonded to Meigs County court Point, jomed Mrs. Par- an rs. n • · costs, failure to stop within an no muffter, both lor Aug. 13,. sons for a visit. They were for- Pam of Silver Springs, Md. assured clear distance; Robert i and Stanley G. Wells, II, Lone mer co-workers m the City ' es'· f Mr and Mrs E Cowan 53, Glouster, $10 Bottom, cited to Meigs Coun!J · . P I are gu .. o . . . , for ""'"" 0 fflce m omaroy. Earl Davenport and sons, Jer- and costs, left of center; Rooe- court Aug. 13 no !D...,..., Mrs. Bernard Schrall1o!ll of and Micke , and Mrs. G. G: evelt B. Mullins, 31, . GaUlpolls, ,. .. Is the guest of her ~igter Y $10 and costa, unsafe vebicle; · No lntersl.te U. S. hlgh~ daughter and l'imlly, Mr. and Kare~ Grimes of Jessup, Md. Jobs McDaDJel, Jr., $10 BJNI marker Is to ~ mort thao' Light transmission - with the coolness of aluminum I Mrs. John Lyohi and famlly. Is here for a two weeks visit costs, passing without the as- two dlgtts. · I, Pk Larry M1tch of Ft. Story, with her grandmother, Mrs. G. Rured clear distance; James w. Tile day actually bepJI I& , Va., " he~ for a 15-day fur· G. Zeigler a'nd Mr. and MrR. Gilbert, 19, Mlneravllle, p ,and rnldnlcht and laslll unW 1M R001t Air ~ondllloner I tough with his parents, 1M. and Earl Davenport and family. costs for defacing 1 freshly Dell mfdnillll Mrs. P. L. Mitch. Followmgl'jiiiiiii featurlnc his visit here lie will be assign- II ed SUSPFISI"'" to overseas duty. David Mitch, son of Mr. • No more darkened corners- soft. diffused light enters thru alternating • Featured on model1 and Mrs. Robert Mitch ol translucent Vinyl panels! • Sturdy aluminum construction to minimize from 8,000 to 10,000 Wheeling, W. Va., and BrandBTU /hr. Some operate sun heal and endure all kinds of weather1 • Units have concealed drainson of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. on 115 volts! Mitch of Middleport Is recovage system- aluminum finishe<d in white baked enamel- translucent t Adjustable airflow. ering from surgery at a Plttagreen Rigid-Vinyl panels! • Projection up to 12'-any length! • Choico • Two--speed fans. burgh hospital. of trim colors • No unsightly understrwcture! A good time ·to select furniture and carpet for your Waohabll bar.tericlde· Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rol· treated fi Iter. ers and 11011, Jtm, have returnhome .... school clothes for your children. o Floatin1 Suspension ed to their home in Bar Harhushes vibration noise! bor alter spending a week with Capable salespeople will help you in every her parenlll, Mr. and Mrs. Charles •Benmtt. department in store, Clarence Stewarf, who II elil"THE DEPARTMENT STORE OF BUILDING SINCE 1915" 1Pl~>Yed In Columblll II B~ I ' weekend With hls mblher, PHONES WY 2·3193-WY 2-3679 POMEROY, 0. II Mra lVI Stew!1fi and familr.· ' . Middleport, 0, Mr. and Mrs. G. '8. zetg er - -- - -- - --'' · - . IOU. ~ 1114 tlaiJiblti', 4 1 VOL XVII NO. 95 -""-·-"""m"""'"""' Mainly About People In p CmerOy Better Health Club Meets With Mrs. E. J. Tracy I ~ - 1 par: M~'t family 1 ° Four persons were uninjured at 9:05 p.m Saturday when one of three cars Involved in a collis!OD on Rt. 3.5. a half-mile west of Gallipolis, crashed into the front of a house the State Highway patrol reported. Officers said that Mrs. Ada Walker was sitting on the sofa in her front room at 162 Jackson Pike, when the car of Dr. George L. Ely, 47, Garfield Ave. ran onto the front porch and crashed into the front wall of the house. Neither Mrs. Walker nor her brother, Albert 0 . Patterson, Walker was nearly jarred from who was in the room was in- the sofa but held onto a co!!ee jured. Dr. Ely and hi; wife, a table to keep from falling. passenger, were also uninjured. The patrol said that Dr. Ely, The four people, however, were driving west. was on his way shaken up by the impact. Mrs. to pick up his daughter, Mary, 1 ~:e~~:~:E· :~~:ri:lv~; Yanks FHoarmce, 38Ba.soefidsemnatirfriesd. asa Jsumli.an,, . Truck Damaged, Deer is Killed Near M"ddleport I ~IWI:Ie._~,.. • ,__ 4l \ ,I I Year's r.·me ~ ----- I Billie Jean's Beauty Shop N~f 4-H Sk4lls lhedayoantlythuendbealfea,_tedway~::: 0 D. I ::E:i Roa::.nw.. to-lD . n ISp ay wedn.esday t I h th . to k ness meetong on the OhiO Uni- Will have lunch. A walkinll tour mos 0 w at ere IS nowl•ersity campus, to be followed of the old French city is plan;about larkmong t~ll OhiO- and!! by a banquet tonight. ned in the afternoon. ' want to now s 1 more - wo Tuesday at 7:30 a.m. the 600 Back on the Chaperone, the tour Meigs county Tuesday_ supervisors will board buses supervisors will have dinner They are the supervisors of destmed for Albany from where [enroute back to Pomeroy, un. . . C Ohio county soil conserva- they woll wond down to and VJSit load at 6:30 p.m., and return to t , Creative sk11ls of Meogs oun- 88 tioo ~..,......., .,._ ..., . • - """" ,• ,_, .--.. ... ..,. .• ~ ...,_. ~ -- -- dis.·-- ..... --- - ':! Si~\:: T~~:Uknowl :~;ear~aliln a!te~~~~:~sr:r. ~~: ~~~:k~:~~":!to:; lbe lntemational bmeahoe luumameut. Focht. wllb a ringer preeeo•1• of 88, held a 17-t. ncard at tbe end of. tbe third day of SAIGON (UP!) - The United States announced today matcb play Saturday tu lead thai it has 84,200 men in Vet .N:a:m:·~f:o=ur~tl:m· :e:s~i:!Bltb~e~lf.~ma~a~lle~ld~.~Tbe~..!pla~yen~~ty~·s::: 4-~H~yo~ul~h_.:w:!i~lt_:b:::;e_o~n~.,.. , stren th "<•"• ~."' ~ l . . . .. \. __: _... ~ cosoumthm uon,ithyere'o.caAntedatftoivreneynu,·IH.es i' J n T_ O'Neal Jr., ol Mscon. who said he would represent Ham, told officers Ham's wile had formerly worked for Dr. Coffee Quadr,upled at the Junior. fairgrounds.' n. met two unidenUfied can, the first of which, he told the patrol, was left of center on the cun'e. Dr. Ely, the patrol said, drove off the right side of .the highway 1,0 avo~d I collis1on. The Ely car DUSSed the car but came back acros~ highway and collided slightly with the lefl front of the second eastbound car_ ~ Ely car then struck a c8! ~':::"!fro': Thomas Walker, par of the house. The Ely car bounced oft the parked car and ran up onto the front .~ch of the Wa': house, strik1ng the. front. w Impact of tbe colllBJOD ]81Ted (Continued ou page 2) 600 Conservationists T0 Tour M c . ei·gs ounty 1 ' ~~;C~an~a~no~v~a~s,~3~S:I•:D9:•~•~N:o~b~le~s~a:n:d t:h:eir~f:•:m:oi:ies~a~rel ~re.enK Patrol Probes Nine Area Accidents Over Weekend FOjiSYTH, GA. -A PROM· inent doclor in this small m1d· die Georgia city was cut down FISIDNG DERBY RESULTS- Don Williams, left, Meigs game protector, and Jon H. Yates, Ross count:; game in a hail of gunfire Sunday be· protector, right, made presentations of prizes to the three young fishennen above Sunday at 6 p.m. at the conlore a hall a dozen witnesses elusion of the first Meigs Jaycee sponsored Fishing Derby off the Pomeroy landing. The smallest boy "naturally" on a hospital parking Jot. caught the biggest fish, and copped the most prizes. That's him, G. E. Guinther, beside Mr. Williams. He received a rod and reel and tackle box from the Jaycees, and a sportsman's knife from the Pickens Hardware in Mason. The The victim was Dr. Lumpkin most fish were caught by Randy Becker, next right. He went home with a rod and reel from Ebersbach Hardware Coffee, 36, a father of two, who and a tackle box from the .Jaycees. Gordon Johnson, next right, took a rod and reel by Moores Store in Pomeroy movetl here seven years ago and a tackle box from the Jaycees for catching the smallest fish. Fifty-one boys and· girls fished during the after· and had become "the doctor' noon. Derby Chairman Bill Ingels extended his committee's appreciation to the game protectors and others for to many of the citizens, both the successful event. - Sentinel Photo. · wealthy and poor. A short time :.:::.:::=..::.::.:..:::.~-------------------------- 1 • ID lng rights law. Literacy and other voter qualIfication tests were struck down in these states - plus VIrginia ' and North Carolina - Saturday when the U. S. Census Bureau formally certified that the ar· eas came under !he new law's automatic "triggering formu· Ia." Valid state voter quallfi· cations were given as age, res!· dency, mental competence and absence of criminal record. I I Four Escape Unhurt .In Rt. ·35 Accident examiners under the new vot. ! ~~- o~ WASIDNGTON-ATTY. GEN. Nichola• Deb Katzenbach ~ day was to name the :irs! group OF "hard core" southern counties to receive federal voting Mr. I POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WORLD Around And Ab Middleport ~ ----------------··MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 1965 ~~~\ ___FI_VE_CENTS_....,...,. . the .. . ......, c ., " .,. ·--------------~~... - at Pt Pleasant Judges Honor Ten Pretty BabieS fr1day ~ Cl JJ..·~ ~_.. -----------------------·-------a-~::::~~~~===:~~~~~----a-------~------·--~------------------------------------------~c ,. - ,. ' 1 - ----- - .-....------------ ' (ITIP a1 CUT ALONG THIS LIN I 1 I ed ·I 1 -:::;:;::;:;::::;:;::::;::;::;::;::;::::=::::O::::..· WSAZ· TV Channel 3 I 1 I ·II 1 =========...-.1 1 · • J;. 1 NMD;5fAft PATIO COVER THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. FRIGIDAIRE •FLOATING Elberfelds Store In Pomeroy Is Open On Saturdays Til9 in th~ Evening " BAKER FURNITURE SUpplement To The Dally Sentinel, l'omeroy-M\ddlfl10fl, Ollie Mil Ihe Gallia Ttmeo, Qtlllpo!io, Olalrl Saturday's Telev;sion Program 1 1 l - ·.' ." I : ' I . ' r· :! . 1:00 John'l Almanac B: 00 Popeye l Pals 9:00 Top Cat 1:30 Rector Heathcote 10:00 Underdo~ 10:30 Fireball XL5 11:00 Dennis the l.ienace 11:30 Fury 12:00 Theatre ~ 12:30 Saturday Movie 2:00 BasebaU ·Warm Up 2:10 lleds n. Cardinals 5:00 Pete Smith 5:30 Kings, Cods and Stripes 5:45 SportsmiD'S Holiday 8:00 Flatt • Scrugp 6:30 Man From U.N.C.t.E. 7:30 Fllppei 8:00 Deatb Valley Days 1:30 Kentucky Jones 9:00 Saturday night , at Movies 11:00 Lite Newt Plclure 11:10 TV 3 Weather 11:15· Sporla . -. ' 1i: 2U'l)lll) II the 'io'i BAci: To STAGE . I ' HOLLYWOOD (UP!) ... OD completion of his new mo'vte, "Never Too Late,• comedlao Paul Ford heads back 10 Broadway alld "FUn aJJd G8Diea." BACl TO 'll'AGU: WCHS- TV Channel 8 WHTN- TV Channel 13 Netghborl Social Security Herald of Truth Word of Ufo SUperman 10:30 King and Odie 11:00 Casper Show 11:30 Porky Pig 12:00 Bugs BUDDy 12:30 RoppitJ Hooper 1:00 New Amerieall llalldstaDd 2:00 Major League Bwl'IIJ 5: oo Wide World 01 Sporla I 30 Champlonablp WralllDC 7:30 The Kinl Family I :30 LlwreDCII Welk 9:30 Hollywood Palace 10:30 Bob Yoang Newt 10: G Cblller Theatre 1:30 1:45 t : 00 9:30 10:00 7:00 TV Cl118oroom 1:00 Mister Mayor t : 00 AlVIn Show t:30 Tennessee Tuxedo 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw \0:30 Mighty Mouse Playhouso 11:00 Linus The Lloo Heartei 11:30 The Jetsons 12:00 Sky 'Jng 12:30 Mg Friend Flick• 1:00 I' love Lucy 1:30 CBS News 1:15 Yankeet VII. Athletics 1:30 Big Picture 5:30 Early Sbow 7:00 Lawman 7:30 Fanfare with AI Hirl 8 3tJ GU!igan·s Island 9:00 Secret Agent 10:00 Gunsmoke 11:00 Up-To-The-Millute News 11: 1!i Weather Notes 11:20 Million Dollar Movies mm-=-=BA=CK;;--- uoLLYWOOD (UPI) -Pldie Adams returns to television lD the fall with a guest ahot oa !be ''Dallll)' Kaye Sbolr." Saturday, Aq. 14 HJcbltpll 1:30 • 5:45 - KINGS, COD AND STRIPERS Flabing from San Francisco to the Gulf of Mulco and Long Island $ound 1:00 SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES -"Trial." Starring Glenn Ford . and Dorothy McGuire. A law instroctor fUDI il>to serious trouble lD bia flrat courtroom case, a murder triaL 11:20 - FILMS OF THE 50'1 ''One GirPs .:ODfesslon," star.. r!Dg Hugo Haas, a!ld Cleo Moore. A young girl, wantin& to lireak away !rom a man, coDfessu a theft and . Is unt to jaU. IN POMEROY "' ,, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1965 • 'I I I; li.. 1: ,~ ,-..- I~ . I I I •color Television . I I ·' SALES AND · I •· SERVIeE . I. '' '' \.'1: -· ,.,._, .& Al:ilori ·. I ,, .. li PHILCO· 7he ELBERFELD!~ 't t ((, ·~ Derloted To The lnterall 01 TM- HeipMuo'tl .4reo ,. .,. Wedding Plans . Are Announced 8 M• T Y -racy •==--====;o-,1 ' ' i I' friends N• ht T be Observed 8 Eastern Star enttne at y e ~ • • f li. tilii'AM. • • ' : • ' ·~ . ' . + ' ~· I I I I Dorothy On Vacation, Mrs. Lindsay Reports (Dorothy Kllgallen Is on •• ration. Her pest columnist today Ia Mn. Jobn V. Lindsay, wife of the New York Congreuo man.) By MARY LINli&Y NACIDNE NO. 1 I accepted Dorotby's lnvltallon to be I guest eolumnlsl with iome hesitation, lor I ban few quallflcallona for the usipnlellt I have never IICiid In a play 1 ban never · appMred 1111 "Whal't My Line!" ail! !!ave Dever• beet! on tha cover of Llle M•llf'lne My · buohand, John, however, bQ done all thnJt, and thus till column will · be devoled . prlmsrlly to htm. Jlllm't ~ In Bn)Miway lwbeell~lndnol altoptber Hllleia. 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