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Produces a g?o«J look· lng, '&ocid wearing lawn with mooest ' · c;ale in aun or shlde. . Easy way Out Taken says sen. young ~- .m.w · · ·-ftutllDlltNative · "'1~th ~.• "' '' . .,. Js Found Dead Jn Dayt on Home . ...1:1 . mllltary araen IDd later for action, which NQuirel DO annually are victims of tautly productive roln Ill aoclely." legislallou, wiD be to enlarge educaUon or illadequate health He said 411,0011 prevloaaly the pool of manpowar available service, MeN a m a r a 1 a i d. 1- dlsquallfied men - wltm1eera to the &lirvlce at 1 lime When and .~ be In tbeir r..W are expand1DS durlili 1be next IIIDOIIIbl 8Dd beyoDd the preslllt U mUllon lbere8flcr they wiD be accepted level. at 1 rate of 100,11011 a ~· Pelnll Up Deapn lntliaalve lnstructloll Ia 0. But the deleQe cblaf placad aervlcel' far llJrnc ldlooll ud 1be move entirely Ia lbl COIIIat beeltb care llill brine them up ~ Amaicl'l tJcb1 aplnst 1o ~ ltlndarlll. 'lbe powerty 111(1 1bt ~ that Peal..., said DO moaey would be !ra!D llddllkiDII nqulred to the llnlt 40,ttl0 111111o . ·Oaa 1111ct If McNIIlllara'l ~~~~ c } u:all :=!Y a... mor- tbo~: ~v~~~ faJDalic Rescue 0£2Men Off M0U0t3Jn • omp eted t!es,.. 11, Roller HOIJIItallt, Vetel'llll Admlnlltratloa WilHam Grueur, pita! of Colorado !, Columb111 holpltala 38, GalllpoJ!s the absence of President Medleal Ceater 8, St. Mary'a BOI)IItaalla 11111lUngtOn Carsey, welcomed the 4, Water eo., represented A.ll po~ble doaon are lll'led by Bl410d Chllrmm Albert Martin, as a new Mary Ranun to.be preaent for Oils 'l'illt of the blooclo ol the c or c. Others moiiDe. The Lldlea ADIBary or the S)'l'II!UH Volua· were Bob Jacobs NorteurF!reDepartment'lrill~e"etheeanteea. Compton, Richard • Fred Crow, Walter Slew· and Robert Wingett. . , . NEW YORK UP!) -Defense , Secretary Robert 8. McNamara ~ said today the military will NBWi~~r-IT«lK PRIC. tap iD bundrecls of tlw!s•nd• es -~':'IlNDe lmjl!ovemat ol>youq 111t11 who fall to .meet II !lit~ .. , , to4ay but the ~ mental and phyaical tuohr;' , ovar laHl'a wli fltDias . . 11andards, In effect tiDy. . waa moilerate. ~ . '""Ice lraiDing 10 the Molti!J ... mind. Steels, qtioo's anU-poverty war. ~ chemlrals, ralls, Dlsclosinl the major policy lad· , . ·,.taowad aome llpa ai!IJI Ill I tpeech 11) the Ill . . . . .t Alrcralll were V~ of Fonlp Ware, , he ~· ·':.\ · · . aald' "" armed forlles' ad·· ·· vPced idueatlonal and medical ~lqlltl w~ "salvage" PbtiU,.,Ja. for pnductlva OD 1--'-'-=-"-.:...:..:==·----------D MI•l•tI ary caII•lng up Draft Flunkers Tfny When buying lawn fertilizer. , •people thoo 1e Turf BuDder 3*1 over my·otber bl'IIICI 5 ..;.s ~..Ullbllsbad II ~ , . Reg. 8.95 7.95 WHOLE POTATO BREAD .•~ b~ ..~-1 ~ ', tbt .llhlp and punlab tbt boy, .~U . P~el D,~rector ~. faoll Uld. ."'bbs ' TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1966 Potential Site Under Study by Chamber Group I ""q . blades, or even fQur, grow where QWY, one (l'ew before. I Win \ ' ' J~dge ::Vl ' Turf Builder(r) helps grass multiply itself. Makes two lb. call· Till _stalt · Fores111 Depart. fCheslll!e. ·Fourpleces and three menl repel! led lbat an aerial ,nephew. also survive. ~ad · lbe fire had ; Semces w1U be beld all p. . drrt "•eoo acra. m. \buradaj at the Rawlings. Coall Funeral home. Rev. DonLlhew"e Trecdmem . 1aJ!j•IJis wiU olliclate and burial DAYTON- A•Ci'J.'Y SCIIOGL will be ill Gravel Hill cemetery olllclil ~ -today a new at'ateshlre. Friends may call publlc . ~ pcftlcy that 1111- at the funeral llo!M alter e wed ...,. falbera must p. m. today, lQYe ICbac!l ,b UlDII as 1111- - · fertilize a lawn. Applied In late aummer or early fall, COTTAGE BUTTS GRAPEFRUIT ·( :! Middleport may proceed at celpl of the lime extension re- bid In by Cash Bahr lor ihe 1 gard to the Rlvl'I'Yiew and Mid· Irial after S p.m. $5 l!llra. Lola HoJH!I Fade ODCe with Phase I of 1ts sewer- quest, and the step by step c1Uzens Development Co., wtucb 1dleport Hill cemetrles. ir the Riverview Cemetery wiD , PASADEN.,. cAL 1 F. _ age, coustructlon of a lagoon be- time Bcbedule. in tum has formed a oon-prollt New prices of opening and cost fl/8, hall lots $165, both of Hopes for '"!'f1!CIIng a malfunc- low Hobson, Council teamed In other acllou council voted organization. fla presldeDt ts closing of graves In the .Uiage which will illclude pl'l'petual tionlbl ·camera aboard Lunar M<lllday nlgbt In a regular/ to transfer from Cash Bahr to John Zerkle, vice preatdenl is cemeteries are aa follows: care. 1 Orbiter faded · today, but u. s. meeting. the Cltlzena Develo~enl Co., Dale Dutton and the secntary Infant, 28x50, boxes f20; ba- Lots .In the Middleport IHU • spaca scltnlisll w.., deter- The authorization was ill 1 : a non·prolll organlzat_10n, 1 vii- and treasurer, Walter B. Harris. by, 301:60 boxes, $25; child, Cemetery wiU be priced at $165,1 mined to salvage at least 7> per letter from the Federal Water !age lot on North Third and ConsJructlon on the new wei- SOx67 boxes $30, vaults $3>; half lots $135, both w1th perpetu- 1 cent of the mission. Pollution • Control Adm!Distra- Race Street, lor ~ erection of fare building will begin as soon youth, 36x82, boxes f40, vaults aJ care. . 1 The 850 • pound spacecraft Ilion U S Department 01 Inter- a new welfare budding. as the transfer Is complete, $45: standard 40x91, boxes $40, Al8o In the resolullon, the sum returned the first closeup lor,' b, ·Mayor C. O. Fisher, Since the village of Middleport which should be Thursday of vaults $45; oversize 42x98, box- of $100, derived from the_ sale 011: pictures of potential aslrclnaull which WBii read to Council. cannot construct the nel' buDd· this week. es $45, and vaults $50. each lot will be placed m the landing sltea on the moon late . lng, councll advertiSed the v1l· A resolution by the cemetery All Sunday and hoUday bur~ perpetual care trust fund and Ml'lldB)'. The lint readout was The letter further stated that lage lot owned lor sale. It was 1-aJ UJ pa•o.rdda lUI ~ alB will be $5 extra and any bu- used for thai purpose. performed oa the blgb resolu-1 since councll l'iJhed to rabid lion camera photographs.! contracli Noa. 2 and 3 as are- . ''They showed I definite lm· suit of difficulties encoontered l Paul B. Powell. ouperlntenprovement over the others, but in completing llnanclnl arrangedent of Southern Local Sebool there was still 1 problem menta and. easement acquisition Dlatrh!t, requeots all new enwith the high resolution cam• authorization to readvertise for roUeea for the fall term bera " a National aeronauncsJ blda Wli granted. &bmfng Aupot Zllh. to regloand Space . Administration The authorization Wli granlF~ ter at the btp ocbool this INSPE<:'fOR - R<lbert Clark, Inspector for t«1i ' spokesman said. Ied providing council requeal • week. Perenll wiSbJnl to State of Ohio at Meigs county fairs for several ye -. "specific" time extension 1 tlitough Ita 'state water pollution register cbftdrea lor kinderWASHINGTON (UPI) _ b.lf. tak es a moment of relaxation with bls favorite pipt prtea may do so by stopping . . is for during the 103rd annual fair last week. Clalk, of ""Crae kd Own DUe sAIGON _ SOCIAL WEL-l control qeacy aett1n1 forth a Ia the olfl<e of Southern Lo- Vlduals blammg commun Is 1 ion County, is widely-known and much liked .by fair~ late Minister Tran NBOC Lleng. step by step limt scbedule. This ea1 DIP School. 'llbere will the recent wave of . ghetto vln- ficials In many counties . IBid today prostllution ill Viet must provide proposed dates lor be I m....,_• of all leacberl lence are trying "to take the . completion of the re-·'"'"" ...... easy way out," Sea Stephen M. Nam has grown to such an . ~..... Ia the dlllrlet Friday, Aug. of Ohio said Monday. • atent wllb the lnllus of phases ol the project, lnc!udlng II, at I:SI I. m. at tH bilb Americans lbat It oow Is one of ~ firm date ol on alta conatrucoebool. In a Senate speech, the the country's most weD 0111., bon. This request ana lime CJ eland Democrat said he Dized Industries He ..W Ill tcbedule must be sent to the KENT, Ohio (IJPI) - School Ohio ev JOVerrunenl' 11 to Federal Water Pollution Con- should be taken out, ()f the banda of the ill: II· crackdown 011 what was trol AdmlnistraUon by next SepC. William 0 Neill, of the Ohio Supreme cities were caused by the frusCHAMONIX, France (UPI) _ Eight men who ell' tember 14. said today. th · d t f th st drama t1c rescues In AIp1ne lid one of ~he closest ol Vlel- 1 Emphasis was also made "The time may have •orne to divorce financial !rations of slum life - not e rte ou one o e mo namese 4merican ralatfon.. ' ememe left wing. history. and the two men they plucked from almost cer.ti!JI! • on the fact that no grant pay· )lQrt Qf the ~hools from partisan poliUcs," the former tain death, finally reached safety today. oudlnliil the roposed ments wW be made untU con- governor declared. 1 The senator attacked the find· Helicopters brQught to Chamo$ the rescue party (ll'fckdown durlnl 0 m!'et~na or Itracts 2 and 3 are under con- O'Nelll was the first speaker the state should devote more ings of a grand jury which said beaded by 33-year-old Gary Hemming, of Pasadena, ttrna~ona. Uons Cl~b In structlon, 11 was also noted that at the operung sess1011 of a two- lunda to teachers. the Cleveland rlola were caused Calif., ~nd the two Gennans\ ~Jtt. l!lid the W.rld'a 014further action 011 thalr project day Ohio Education Association "'lbey are lpendiD 1 lot by agitators, some of them they saved from an icy had ramped •lor the !lighlatlhe 16/iloh rls ~- llill be 1~ Jl!lldlnc___'! <OIIfereace be1nJ held at Ken! moaey lchDol communist. death. foot of 1be 011 10 - llil:IP"* \liM country's larJIIJ'j Stale Unlvet'llty. uld· "'IIII Be said the grand Jury tg- Rescuers and rescue4 alila! : I2,~ .', . du Dru Drtl . 'cU~lW-Iudoll "c:ompaHe IUIIes1411 .l lllt ~- • ·If A report ':: the nored the flndlnp ollwo ~ N.... 'lfeiilliiing ,:p lleardad 1 0 11 liP •olltracle • !:"::'en land ll;lii'IIIUUilitl wl!ll '*-I lcel, u'"..,. be • INcbltt underrover memben of the Joo e DlllUDtalns" IDd till tealll ailb.altteli' nleta oi private lslatura be left ap to tbt' YGt. Education clfflelall e.slbnate . T. Reed, Sr., at communist orsanizatioll. had cllmbed the sheer rock··- to ' "llowl'l' seekers"· ers. that between 1,100 and meeting of the Pomeroy /lace last week to reocue Heinl ;;·..u..~ers" to and from O'Neill also teld some 6110 del· teacher• are needed In the bel: 0~ Commerce Monday at "These policemen, Jesse I /Ramisch, 23, and liermBDD placei of pleasure. Franklin Darst, 12, I retired egates to the l!<lllference lba before scbtol stariiiiHt . Bailey s Restaurant. Thomas and Fred L. Giardini, Mueller, 25, of Baden • Baden . · llartner who resided on Rt. 2 site Is were so successful they were Germany , Cheshire, died Monday evaDing to rail laciljties and made officiuls of some of U1e In doing so they brought all 1 W'oret m 21 Year• ,In Holzer Hospitsl. He was . aubverstve groups," Young said. one of the 1006t daring ••·IDI CO'l:TAGE GROVE, ORE. ·born at Danville 011 July 28 DonadQD of 128 plats of blood wlli be aeeded to other vital utilities. A com- Louis Seltzer ~- editor of George McGuire 47 a former Th ..,.. "- ;a ·wont forest fire t884, son o1 the late · Benjamin' fuUflll debts of the. M•'•• Co DDt Y Jl.ed "-· h te of FredG Crow.:, • ......er • •communi- rescues. e twoonGermans trad .....,,..,,on ..., "IVQ e ap r Robe the Cleveland Press and foreresident of the Vinton been marooned tiny tedp, 1 1 1n 21 .1ean ~ chewed ill and Mary Golf Darst. whea the hloodmobUe 'rillta Pomeroy Monday, Augrt ani """ man or the grand jury, "wrote Jy, was found dead in his Day- swept oy icy rain and snow, for way ~~ limbered 1 He Is survived by two broth· ut 28• from noon UDUI 8 p.m. .te 1~ ~udy of a report and the local grand ju· ton apartment on SUnday· The more than eigbl daya befon1 coast rans• .,...... :10 miles west era, Ray Darst of RL 2, CheDebts ewed. by O!e local ehapter !Delude Vetof •• 81 chan • ry membera voiced their as- Montgomery counly coroner at- Hemming reached them. 1.. pur ase. ol hen. . iahlre, and Cub Darst of Rt. 1, enna Memorllal R01pltal 47, Meigs Genel'll Rol)lltal sent." tributed bls de•th to natural I $1 off America's . . Raised ill the richlllt country on earth, they nooetheless pari of America's subterraDeaD poor." In describing the Department'• educational tles, "the largest single tiona! complex thai the bas ever possessed," t:Onllnuad poftl'ly bq1ti1 fltr tbe ra had 110111e bltinl utdes uU•:• ''uiUmalt aeeurlty." the teaching prolessl011. Till "'vast llliiOri~" Ill the Too many instructors -~ - ~for ..vice (Continued Oa •. causes. He was a veteran of World War U. Mr. McGuire was born at Rutland on July, 4, 1919, son of the late Geo.rge McGuire, and is survived by his mother' the former, DeUs Romille, now Mrs. Della Dyke, of Vinton. His marriage to Gussue Boggs, who sur· vlves, took place on April 23, HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (UP!) 1956. Two surviving children are HUDtmgton • tO Raise • $15'000 For Port Study , 2,500 sq. ft. :· Confessions in ' Burglary Given Two Rl. 2, Albany boya lun'f confessed to the burglary • the Harrl8onvllle elemen~ school and the Lewis Servllil Station earUer tbls year, .., :~==1 =~~k:l Fr=n~u~i:~:. ::~!o 7~s- ;;';~~~ ~~~15-,_ ..... off a campaign to raise $15,000 ters, and two brothers, Mrs. One of the youths, a finance a survey to .deter- Ruth Smith of Toledo, Mrs. old, has been lodged In COUDtr mine the economic feasibility of Irene Moore of Dayton, Dale jail on rec~~mmeudal;lon 11 a jet airport midway McGuire of Marion, and John Juvenile Judge F, ll ~ be t w e e n Huntington and McGuire of VintOP. The other boy allegedly ~ Charleston. . Graveside servM!S "!!ll be ed Is 13 years old, accordln& .. Don Baker, executive dlrec- 1held at 4 p.m., today in Vintnn authorities. : • tor of the chamber, said he Memorial Park. Rev. William Sheriff Harlenbach also ze. would mall letters this wook McGiothain will officiate, and ported Fred Conkle, Jr., Sl, If. ~~~~ munl.clpal govl'l'hments burial will be under direction of 1, Bidwell, has been jaUell 'iii IB the tri-state area to • h ar.e the McCoy Funeral home. a petty larceny charge.~ the costs of the survey. He swd Iwas arrested Monday by · City ol Huntington's prolia County olllcen and . posed share would he f2,500.. over to 1\feigs aulborlllea ' 1be proposed regional Jet IUl'o I connecUon with the · . baJ been the subject of bittheft of a battery !rom a qjo dlscuaslon In recent months, owned by Fred Sbielda, bailie lilies fonned ~twetn Middleport, on August 21. •• ill the states two NEW LEDNGTON, Ohio ~ businessmen 8 nd (UP!) - A small pi8110 crasbed Dra~:lina BelhiD ;: olfldals port site Monday night on the Landa- For Bodv of Yonth sup a near mood farm, about lour mRes MONTGOMERY w 1!J. Crash Victims' Bodies Found Rt..\ Chari:· 1. 111ay Finuerp · _ rints· ~~:~~~":. :!....!bej':!.! ;:'~~:o~:e~ln::~~=~ ~,~~-~ 0 1r.l t ·. Sh.ow· .l.,.~ent:t~v Ul .. .., I; ~~ laletrr:cA:r~•!dc::r..,i :w:~ . The site also was ,..,.. '· PB'1'EltSBVRO . wu dropped 1• ;years;;,~ fbecause of till 10111 lib~. ppala "' • The dead were ldenllfied from aftemooa ir, drivers' Ucenses on their bodies u Frank Price Jr., 38, North Canton, and Hobert Maxwell Johnson, 56, Dover. . ... '~ ..,' . ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~bout Ia~ I ' 7 Free of Poll.ti•cs I' EARLY WEEK ' 0 ' Nel.II suggests sch00I IDaDCing_ • .• · ; The cropland of N,w Jers•v II yields more cash P« acre than lira! of other stall. • Construction of Lagoon The naturally right time to improve your lawn weekend with his mother, •m ., ..,11 H. E. Cooper and his sister' . .. Elberfelds .August s~aIe... "S'.co.tts" day on their couslos, Miss sie Hart and Mrs. H. E. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Cooper of Brecksville spent a ,\ ,. VO( XVIII' NO. 89 I I • :a ·---~~- ·y· . °. Earl Hart ... \ ' . t rr::. ~:~tz~"- ,. I ,.., ;. /• \BuCkw~~~.. .' . ·sOCIAL ':. •:Oil~ FriMI!I ~~~ N .CAJ:F·NQAR. .!tf;.t ~cin~~.:=; .JUC.ety otes .,;·· ":~v . · ot t11t I I •· ? rr 1 ; , '1' ' Middl ' ep0rt 1 '1 '' 1 to B. ~ .. , Service stali1111 deal... Bunc~ · lWU cllaptera of the Order Raymond Keesee, Mulberry Mrs. Walter Bunoe entertain· · ·· JANE' HOW~ ~~ .Dau)lh' ·-Ealtem Star · wlll ·lle beld 01 r rt OY U Ave., Poml'I'Uy, has been ed the Past l.of~lrGR's Club of tera·~~ IJniOq ~eleraft!! lj'ill ml!el Thursday evening, August 24 It ·' Mrs. A. H. Ebersbach enter- ed by Ashland Oil & Evangelln~ . Chapter, OES, Frl. By llara• M. Rife ill the lillddleJII!I'I roaclolile pm1 7:30p.m. at the Muonlc: 1'el!l' .talned the Third Friday club Company lor outstanding day evenmg .a t her home In Mr. and Mra. Rlber1 Rile Monday aU:so· p.m.'!or a i!X>'- 'pie ill Middleport. Harrloonvntl 'Friday evening at her home, he provides to his customers. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Middle(lort. Mrs. John Lyons Mr. and Mrs: Edward Ha and children, Bobbl and Sam- luck picnic· dinner. Members <;Jlapter will assist with tht 'Lasley was presented Ashland A~::: I::::::~ was devotional leadl'l', using . ·, gues · s thgge-.: and daughter, Donna, theme "Brotherhood with thea .. •1 ha ve as •• ~•elf e1r mie,edof St. h Albana, SUnd W. Va., re- are . reminded ·to bring table. ser-. program. · and niece, M1 medlta!IO!l "Blessed' Are They gral)dchlidren, ·Kim, Terl, Jill, ~m orne ay event vice. . A .SPEciAL meedns of lha A short business session was Friendly Man Service conducted by Mrs. Henry Rei- which carries with it a cash Tatterson of Pomeroy Who Und.;.stand , and closln Lori, Tommy and Bobby Brin- alter a weekend vlsll with her JOPPA CHURCH lleYival Racine Sauthem Local Athie!· bel, president. and plans were prize of $2S. returned to Pomeroy . • I gard of Berkley llelghiR, •N.' H. mother, M'". Emma · Williams starll A .,.,. at 7'30 each 1 n •• 8ters 111 be beld '111un· With prayer. ~ daug•~ · • near Harrl8onvllle and his par- evenlna. Ill Rav. ug. -Free1a11d· Noms; . day c "'"' w m. There .. will ' be · rna de Ior a wh't1e elePhan t sale Keesee qua li"~ "~ as a resuIt of evening after a vacal1on . . Anthony, presi- Mrs. .N. F. H.l•wan, at 7:311 p. at the next meeting which will his high rating by an unidenli· washirigton, D. C. They visited Mrs. Willis ter. Dtana and Mrs. Elmer ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles paatar. Joppa l!omeeoming, eleetlon 81 of/leers and other be held at the home e1 Mrs . lied evaluator who. in the ...1e the grave of John F. Kennooy dent, conducted the business Schaeffer and chpdnirt, Natali, Rife. Aua. 11, ·ballket dlnnar. ' ~tant buspiesa. Everett Dailey. Mrs. Cleland of an average customer, visited I also visited at Atlantic Ci- mee~~ :,n ~~v~ngellne Chap- Remalle, .hl>trle, · and Jimmie, M F Wood lied · · ·. Hines was reportoo ill. the station. 1 The Jungnickles were over- ter r1e g t was an- of Erle,'Pa.,' wera recent pests ra. ay was ca . POMEROY WOMEN's Bowl· THE WU:.LING Woi,Un clan Games were played during the The evaluators. who remain night guests Friday of her par- nounced lor Thursday, August of the lop!ler's mOther, Mrs. to Kankakee, Ill., due to die tng Clly Asaoclatlon 'wiD meet or the Enterprise l!ltl!i1ChllfC)I social hour with prizes awarded anonymous. constantly travel ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 25 • at· 7:30 p. m for surround· John K: Smith. · ~th bill' :•·wl:, Mr. Monday al 7':30 p. m. . at t!t•. WID meet ·'lbunday e~enlng at to Mrs. Dailey, Mrs. Max Mein· Ashland Oil's 10-state and Jack. mg chap~rs lncludtng Pome- Mr. and 1\!rs..John Lyons and .. ~r orols, w 0 ~"" away Poml'I'DY BQwUng Lanes. ·. the ho!lle of1 Mrs. ~~ Hillhart Mrs Arnold Hayes and ·ng area vis!Ung the roy, Racme, Hamsonvllle al'd Johnny GaiUpolls visited on ~ay, Mrs. Sirois I• thO TUESDAY · . ted · Mr;~ Rei~l. Refreshments were ~ervice stations. Mr. and Mrs. John Sebo and Middleport. The chapter will : ; week with his. pa~ts. Mr. former VIvian Wood. . 4 GE:r ACQUAINTED party . :, served by lhe hostess assisted DaVId, Leanne and also sponsor a rummage sale and Mrs. John Lyons. They Mrs. Myrta Rife spent Sun- will be beld al the Cheater VISIT SON, FAidJ.Y by her daught!!'l', Mrs. James PLAN RUMMAGE SALE Mulberry • and August 26-27 . Mrs. Lillian Stell! have just returned from ·a .visit day with her san, Mr. and Grade School Tueaday at 1:30 Mrs. Golda GiUUan 'speot Iaiii Cialworthy lo those named The Evangeline Chapter, Ann Sebo of thanked the club lor the plant- with her parents in Baraboo, Mrs. Charles Rife. Mrs. Elhel p. m. AU firs!' grade studenll above aud Mrs Ray Seldenabel OES Middleport will Ind .. have retur~ed home er sent her during her Illness. Wise RUe Is staying with her while and their parents are orBed to week at her son's ~.Dr. · · • • a week's vacatton at Card t t M Zell · . M I tteud. Mrs. Ca rI Weese, •···' 8 Mrs. Bentz Wille, Mrs. Fred a rummage sale Friday and Beach N C. were sen rs. a Roy Holter, Bashan. who 11 rs. Fay Wood I8· In lUInos. I ...... ,. Ronald GIUUan and tamlly, ol Dessauer. Mrs. Dale Smith and ISaturday, A"g. 26-27 in • . Cross and Mrs. Grtlf Russell stationed at Rhode Island, was Mrs. Dewey Mollohan and er, will attend. Refreshments Baltimore, Md. Whlle sfie· was · Mrs. Grover Erb. Coates Building in Middleport Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fugate who are confined to their taken to Pittsburgh, Pa. Sunday daughter, Karen, and James wiD be served by the I"{A there they visited Atlantic Clly and other points of lnteresi. ~he Members having rummage and Dennis Niedlenger of Ind1· home<;. to board a plane to return to Dale Rile spent I lew daya In officers. The octopus and the squid ;may call Mrs. John Lyon, 992· anapolis, Ind., were weekend Mrs. Allen Hughes announced his base following the weekend Tennessee the past weekend. THE AMERICAN LEGION was accompanied hcime by her are related to oysters a 8 d)3700 or Mrs. Ann Thomas, 992· of Mr. and Mrs. John that Cheshire Chapte~ would visit here. He was taken by his Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Rife of A~lllary of Drew Webster Post soo and family, wbo spent the clams •5279 for pickup. and family. They have thetr Fall Visitation with parents and Miss Linlla Lyons. Albany Route spent an evening WID meet Tuesday at I p. m. weekend with his grandmother, Mrs. Fair McKenzie. · borne by Miss the Worth Grand Matron Sept. Mr. and Mrs. Rndney Hill with Mrs. Ethel Rife and Mrs. at the Legion Hall. . Pearl Ann Sebo who has 17. The next meeting was an· and son, Greg, of Buckanoon, Myrtle Rile and Mr. and Mrs. AUXI~IAR\' to Feeney • )1~been on vacation with the John nounced tn De held at the home w. va., spent the weekend In Charles Rile. nett Pos~ Amer~can Legion, wilt LA\'MEN LEAD . Sebo family. of Mrs. Fielding Hawkins. Middleport ·with relatives. Mrs. Ruby Varney, Kentucky meet Tuesday evening at . the MethodUst laymen we,. ,Ill Mrs. John Durst and daugh· Following the meeting games Mrs. Cecil Kimes has return· spent a week with her son, Mr. post home at 7:30 p. m. MN. charge or the Sunday motnlnl ter, Mrs. Hilda Rotbenger, of were played and prizes aw,rd: ed from Charleston. W. va., and Mrs. Don Varney and lam- Albert· t\oll'!b, president, is ask- 'wor!)lip service at Heath Meth- · Cincinnati were weekend guests ed to Mrs. Charles Bennett, where she has spent the past ily. They spent Sunday evening iDg aU members to pay dues odist Church. Guest speaker of Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Rowe Mrs. Fielding HawkinJ, Mrs. two weeks with her sisters. and with Mrs. Jessie Justice and U soon as possible. was Rlcbard Chamben and. the and Mrs. Thomas Hood. Cora Pullen and Mrs. ·John other rehltiYes and friends. children, Brian and Sonia. THE MEIGS County .Ridin• leader, Mr. L. W. McComaa. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Weav- Lyons. Mrs. Bunce served a Mrs. William King and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Alva Harvey Cl)lb will meet Tueaday even- Music was ill charge or 'Tom er and daughter, Ann, returned dessert course durill1! the evin· Robwt King were in New and family have moved into ttie iDg .August 23 at the home of Baker, organist, and peal IQo to their borne, Vandalia Sun- ing. Marshfield Thursday to attend borne of Mrs. Freda Hawk. Joe Young, Sr. at 7:30 p. m Joist was Mra. Roger Luckeyday after a weekend visit with Present W'lfe Mrs. Lyons, -·. TIIURSDA\' doo. ber lalher, John Sauvage. I Mrs. Pullen, Mrs. Anthony, Gallagher, Mrs. Lee Roush, the Roberta Circle, OES, annual THE RIVERVIEW Ganlen Mr. ond Mrs. M. A. Fairchild Mrs. Bennott, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Paul Winn. Mrs. Evelyn picnic ond meeting. They are Club will meet Aug. Zl at I p. Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Rife and of Clrardon were guest• the Mrs. M. L. French, Mrs. Stell!, Lewis. Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. officers of Evangeline Chapter, m. at the home of Mrs. Bess baby have moved Into the ho1111 past weelc of her sister and 1 .M:r~s;_.;;;Jae:.,Y;,;o~un~g~,~S:;,;r·~·~M:;,r';;;·~P.,:a:;,t_;AI;;;I;;;:en~H;;;;ug~h~es~an~d-M~.~rs-.,.B,;:u;;;nc~e;;i;.oiOEii;Sio;i;ln;;;M;;;I.;;ddiol.ieporl..i.'-;;;;;;;iiiiiiii,;;;Larkliiii'"n'"a'-,'"wi'"lhiiiiM;;;;rsiiii.;;Edniiiia'"'"Ha"'l'"li;;;eliiiiMr;;,i;;';;·_Jud,;;;;;;Ro;;be;;;;;;;rta;;;.;;;;;;;,;;;;;ol brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrh. :•· ., s. • Around an Past Matron's' !:hi!:;!!'~'~ pi h ~· i ' \ I I ' j' ~· . ; ~D~ Sentll)el, Pomeroy:MlddU~, o;, Aug. _2Uil68 St. Cl .. ' "': t"=::,- rs.Ebersbach , s Hostess to ' J d F .d Cl b ll . • ,. ,. Ml m \ ,. f' .. ' .-1. . I r • Montgomery IIIII lllliliNIIdliir ' . .. youth ftllf!d "owilill'·lll• ...; Kanawba Rhv area for a Clavrland Tbe~~~~-~Q~~f Deeilrn Sehool· gtne, lour-sealsaidPiper Fil'lm is Selected WltDesses the Comanche slngle-en-1 ella MelgiL;OC8l School Board IJlP08red to have been rippad been .,.,..ltek!Cied the l!l!hltaclural linn apart In the air. A lbunder-jnelitby Salllvan, Isaa • SuDiven tlr.~:~.::I!~CJuctnnaU to deiiJin 1be DeW ldlool at two jpelal 'illlltlirp lilt ...._ by ..... 1.. area at the tharlllei time. AuthoriUes said diet ba4 -"!;!~::o.l.;.;....·, lllorm was ill' the Johlt-1 1110 Idea where ·Prince and 1011 were headed or had \,lkad o...,. . eft ~~,:0 believed PriDca lellllwl ,If ' �~ ' ... .. I .. '' " / . ' .. • J' ·' , .....-If· J .: ·~ fmpoverished Claim Aid is Out of Rea~h &I m e8 jt- fe' m: SC> ,, gr ,. a& er: . 0. r& ' I 111111 ~ J Summer, A-utiJQm · ~ '· . ·Bookmobile ., ,I ,, WASHINGTON UPII -Two nanc<d with "pol luck" dinners! tucky and V.Irglnla. r"hdred and fifty delegates and other devices. met 18 con· The .·broclmres charged that tntm impoverished .'.ppalacbia gressmen and a dozen adminis-- nearly everythi~f was · wrong have left a message with Con· tration officials. with the federal, sljtte and local_ grrss - preaenl federal pro- The delegates also left behind dealings wit!) problem•. of . gr.in1s for the- region are just seven Droc·.,nres they h~d pre- health. pollutu>n. welfare, JObs . nd t n out of reach for those that need pared through interviews and education, agriculture and .coal Late b~lml"toer aln . . ~-uM.ue:',!s , · v· · · K · '; booknlo " e s ps .. lhem most. . · . surveys m West argmla. en- mmes. · --------Coun ty are as follows , accord· Home amprovement cud IS ine to Velrr:a Pikkoja , Ubrar· meaningless for tamilies that "ian : cannot make the required iniLAST SUMMER STOPS Thursday, Sept. I • liak:Payment. •. Tom Rhodenbaugh, assistant Middleport School 9 to 10: L\ ~-tor o' the Appalachia Vola. m. unteers . said some of the deleBradburv School, 10•30 to II· gates received a "general re:311 a. m. Leading Creek 12: 30 to I p. m. sponse that was fairly favorable" rrom officials in a dozen Beach Grove Road 1'45 to federal agencies that are now 2•30 p. m. N•w Lima S to 3:15 p. m. pouring anti-poverty money into I Rutland 3•30 to 4:30 ~.m . thi' three--state are!! . ] Sept, t Friday, Several olfleials addressed the Salem Center 12 to I p. m. vi~· ··lrS in a school auditorium Star Hall 1 -:30 -to 1:45 p. m. after the day's rounds . The del· Dexter 2:15 to 2.45 p. m. e~.::tleS,.Pianned to return to their Langsville 3:15 to 3::10 p. m. borneo today . Hystll Run 4 to UO p. m. State and local governments Sept. Tbru Dec., 1961 were targets of protests for alALFRED lowing pollution of streams and Tuesday, 12 to 12:30 p. m. weD• by strip mines and using Sept. 13, Oct. 11, Nov. 8, Dec. condemned buildings that use polluted water for schools. BRADBURY The delel!fltes elected in com· ~'riday , 6>30 to UO p. m. olunlty action meellngs and fl. Sept. 30, Oct. 28 BURLINGHAM Tuesday; 12 to 12 •30 p. m. Sept. \3, Oct. 11 . Nov . 8, Dee. 6 !Continued From Page One) 1 f .. \ Pappas'Called to , ~~~i~bter , ·. SunK,. ·by · ., Vief Cor · Stops Listed !lfml•t, 1'c!mero~·¥1~<1Jeport, _ 0., -~~-~ ~~-- Stop Reds' Dive •• m E )It MILITARY BODY FOUND I ASHTABULA, Ohio <UP]) I' "n' .. ' t . s ~ • .. - /in ·Meigs County WE'RE ST. TO FIRST OF u ALL" COMBINED SEE US FOR MORNING end EVENING PAP&$ ARMSTRONG CEILING TILE NET PAID CIRCULATION 5,166 THE DAILY · SENTINEL •as I ' IHrtt . DAILY NEWSPAPER / CIRCULATION COMPARISON IN MEIGS COUNTY THE DAILY SENTINEL - - - - 4,275 ATHENS MESSENGER COLUMBUS DISPATCH _ _ _ _ 1,031 COLUMBUS ~ITIZEN-JOURNAL DISHMOBILE The Mlnv Tiles In Stock. CIRCULATION YEAR _ _ 615 Come lnl S.. Our Weekly Fron~loadint pllenomenal GROWTH 2,057 ~ ThrHtiest FRIBIDAIRE ingredientI YOU MAY ••• • w1n September 1952 - - - - 2203 - September 1953 --...:...- ~ · September 1954 - - - - 2653 '• ~ptember 1955 _....:::...._ _ 2710 Your Business Needs People ' S.ptembfr 1956· 3050' .- September 1957 - - - - 3630 leptem"'r mr lfJB _ ___;._ September 19.59 _ _ __._ 414!1 s..,.... , Our ._..Business . RUTLAND ., ' ' • W11h11 really cltllt with Multi ' Jtt $pray lwm. · • N~ hsl!<f rlntlnc, thlril<a to tfficjent wosh and rtn'* c:ycles. lr•nt.Ioldln, wit~ Roll·T9'You Rac:lcl. . • ltn.,..l capaclty-1~ fu!f t~blt uttina• ..ptern~r t'f,OOO llllltl. · ,r · . ~-~- ~~........·-· .... 5001~ .-,,··,'_...·'~<', .' (. ·. ~PI*n"' ,••,_..._.__':,-· ·,'"'" ' otrona Ctlnno Oilj)iay. out an l Fill tntty card ••• indicoliii4!.V01Jr clioico ol tho · I - MUing COiU"'II cletqllio why. ~ • liiOIOit. r ..... ,. .. · Ollila!! n1Dtiuy.ThaantJywflbiM ....tct.IIIIMng ttillngs (IMif •~ilallftllsalelftgu,.., , ... _orillniol__.,,.......... .. UNtod'•• BAK~R FUflNITURE' ~~" T'£ ! te .$5"·• KARR.&VAN ZANDT . .... IHIIIAAHCI '' IBIIf, ~ IQU:hllok, I .,.., Da ........ t' 1 ........ .. - . . 11\ ......... - · .... wr••• ·'' ' . .. '~ 7 . . . . Conlool - KING Qwll i - Oldlmoblle . ' . • 1•1 L Ccmo In, loot ol OUI' - IWM:Itd ...-, lV in 1CI regiont itt · Thursday 6:30 to 7:30 p. m. Sept. 15, _ Oel. 13, Nov. IU, pidr the 5 best ...... . . . . by @ouu-1 lzilde.ia. •llO ' .951 ,. Cadii!M •·14-9 5 1960 - - - - 4429 1tP ,, · color tv V-8 JIIIIIIM, automatlt trw., power bratu, power lteeriD.I, ndlo, IIIIW wblte tddewalls, wbeel discs, Jlibt bfue wltb wbljj top mel blue 'Vinyl interior, • E•ar lltEMAI. a POLARO CONVERTIBLE ' S.~ber 1962 - - - -.. 4757 . .WE.. Can ,Do.Business IINot JW-1111 ' September 1961 - - - - - - - People .' RUSHVILLE Monday II to 9:30 a. m. Sept. 12, Oct. 10, Nov. 7, Dee. 5. .• ' SPECIALI 63 DODGE .. ·! �~ ' ... .. I .. '' " / . ' .. • J' ·' , .....-If· J .: ·~ fmpoverished Claim Aid is Out of Rea~h &I m e8 jt- fe' m: SC> ,, gr ,. a& er: . 0. r& ' I 111111 ~ J Summer, A-utiJQm · ~ '· . ·Bookmobile ., ,I ,, WASHINGTON UPII -Two nanc<d with "pol luck" dinners! tucky and V.Irglnla. r"hdred and fifty delegates and other devices. met 18 con· The .·broclmres charged that tntm impoverished .'.ppalacbia gressmen and a dozen adminis-- nearly everythi~f was · wrong have left a message with Con· tration officials. with the federal, sljtte and local_ grrss - preaenl federal pro- The delegates also left behind dealings wit!) problem•. of . gr.in1s for the- region are just seven Droc·.,nres they h~d pre- health. pollutu>n. welfare, JObs . nd t n out of reach for those that need pared through interviews and education, agriculture and .coal Late b~lml"toer aln . . ~-uM.ue:',!s , · v· · · K · '; booknlo " e s ps .. lhem most. . · . surveys m West argmla. en- mmes. · --------Coun ty are as follows , accord· Home amprovement cud IS ine to Velrr:a Pikkoja , Ubrar· meaningless for tamilies that "ian : cannot make the required iniLAST SUMMER STOPS Thursday, Sept. I • liak:Payment. •. Tom Rhodenbaugh, assistant Middleport School 9 to 10: L\ ~-tor o' the Appalachia Vola. m. unteers . said some of the deleBradburv School, 10•30 to II· gates received a "general re:311 a. m. Leading Creek 12: 30 to I p. m. sponse that was fairly favorable" rrom officials in a dozen Beach Grove Road 1'45 to federal agencies that are now 2•30 p. m. N•w Lima S to 3:15 p. m. pouring anti-poverty money into I Rutland 3•30 to 4:30 ~.m . thi' three--state are!! . ] Sept, t Friday, Several olfleials addressed the Salem Center 12 to I p. m. vi~· ··lrS in a school auditorium Star Hall 1 -:30 -to 1:45 p. m. after the day's rounds . The del· Dexter 2:15 to 2.45 p. m. e~.::tleS,.Pianned to return to their Langsville 3:15 to 3::10 p. m. borneo today . Hystll Run 4 to UO p. m. State and local governments Sept. Tbru Dec., 1961 were targets of protests for alALFRED lowing pollution of streams and Tuesday, 12 to 12:30 p. m. weD• by strip mines and using Sept. 13, Oct. 11, Nov. 8, Dec. condemned buildings that use polluted water for schools. BRADBURY The delel!fltes elected in com· ~'riday , 6>30 to UO p. m. olunlty action meellngs and fl. Sept. 30, Oct. 28 BURLINGHAM Tuesday; 12 to 12 •30 p. m. Sept. \3, Oct. 11 . Nov . 8, Dee. 6 !Continued From Page One) 1 f .. \ Pappas'Called to , ~~~i~bter , ·. SunK,. ·by · ., Vief Cor · Stops Listed !lfml•t, 1'c!mero~·¥1~<1Jeport, _ 0., -~~-~ ~~-- Stop Reds' Dive •• m E )It MILITARY BODY FOUND I ASHTABULA, Ohio <UP]) I' "n' .. ' t . s ~ • .. - /in ·Meigs County WE'RE ST. TO FIRST OF u ALL" COMBINED SEE US FOR MORNING end EVENING PAP&$ ARMSTRONG CEILING TILE NET PAID CIRCULATION 5,166 THE DAILY · SENTINEL •as I ' IHrtt . DAILY NEWSPAPER / CIRCULATION COMPARISON IN MEIGS COUNTY THE DAILY SENTINEL - - - - 4,275 ATHENS MESSENGER COLUMBUS DISPATCH _ _ _ _ 1,031 COLUMBUS ~ITIZEN-JOURNAL DISHMOBILE The Mlnv Tiles In Stock. CIRCULATION YEAR _ _ 615 Come lnl S.. Our Weekly Fron~loadint pllenomenal GROWTH 2,057 ~ ThrHtiest FRIBIDAIRE ingredientI YOU MAY ••• • w1n September 1952 - - - - 2203 - September 1953 --...:...- ~ · September 1954 - - - - 2653 '• ~ptember 1955 _....:::...._ _ 2710 Your Business Needs People ' S.ptembfr 1956· 3050' .- September 1957 - - - - 3630 leptem"'r mr lfJB _ ___;._ September 19.59 _ _ __._ 414!1 s..,.... , Our ._..Business . RUTLAND ., ' ' • W11h11 really cltllt with Multi ' Jtt $pray lwm. · • N~ hsl!<f rlntlnc, thlril<a to tfficjent wosh and rtn'* c:ycles. lr•nt.Ioldln, wit~ Roll·T9'You Rac:lcl. . • ltn.,..l capaclty-1~ fu!f t~blt uttina• ..ptern~r t'f,OOO llllltl. · ,r · . ~-~- ~~........·-· .... 5001~ .-,,··,'_...·'~<', .' (. ·. ~PI*n"' ,••,_..._.__':,-· ·,'"'" ' otrona Ctlnno Oilj)iay. out an l Fill tntty card ••• indicoliii4!.V01Jr clioico ol tho · I - MUing COiU"'II cletqllio why. ~ • liiOIOit. r ..... ,. .. · Ollila!! n1Dtiuy.ThaantJywflbiM ....tct.IIIIMng ttillngs (IMif •~ilallftllsalelftgu,.., , ... _orillniol__.,,.......... .. UNtod'•• BAK~R FUflNITURE' ~~" T'£ ! te .$5"·• KARR.&VAN ZANDT . .... IHIIIAAHCI '' IBIIf, ~ IQU:hllok, I .,.., Da ........ t' 1 ........ .. - . . 11\ ......... - · .... wr••• ·'' ' . .. '~ 7 . . . . Conlool - KING Qwll i - Oldlmoblle . ' . • 1•1 L Ccmo In, loot ol OUI' - IWM:Itd ...-, lV in 1CI regiont itt · Thursday 6:30 to 7:30 p. m. Sept. 15, _ Oel. 13, Nov. IU, pidr the 5 best ...... . . . . by @ouu-1 lzilde.ia. •llO ' .951 ,. Cadii!M •·14-9 5 1960 - - - - 4429 1tP ,, · color tv V-8 JIIIIIIM, automatlt trw., power bratu, power lteeriD.I, ndlo, IIIIW wblte tddewalls, wbeel discs, Jlibt bfue wltb wbljj top mel blue 'Vinyl interior, • E•ar lltEMAI. a POLARO CONVERTIBLE ' S.~ber 1962 - - - -.. 4757 . .WE.. Can ,Do.Business IINot JW-1111 ' September 1961 - - - - - - - People .' RUSHVILLE Monday II to 9:30 a. m. Sept. 12, Oct. 10, Nov. 7, Dee. 5. .• ' SPECIALI 63 DODGE .. ·! �.•. i . ( • ., ' .. ' Au~onioblles· 1 ·,·. 'i " ' ·OJiibali~reelf~: A-:-~ - -11~ .\("' ' ;::1 -1 v c ~ ~. :. . .,/1 1 ~~:.\11i.~~~·. ~ ~ -- ~-~__ ... _·_._ of~~r:n •S·hootsU__p~.~· \AV"J; . .... _ ~ '1"' " , , )' I . -----.. • -~ :~ · .•. · lfE"tE~(::·i,tP ·US! ·. ··~espite Efforts to Ho~d 4.;.:::: f ··, · .. · . .~ · Hi·li'R~ -ualttd ieterull~••f ' l"1 On R"Ute u Jt now costs $11.33 for the llllllll aoocls ond services '" • boulhl . ·· ""l..·by Hfle" . J.llotttltl w'"*~G""'N (UP!) -The then. PT. PLEASANT - 'l1le Sher· •• ' n~ ,~ !Be ID iff'• deportment inves~gated H1 •s 111E TWIG. IS BENT . · Mil or'flvllll ahol up ·In July, The big July r Clllliumer 0oar Rei••:·' · ~ 1 .,.. . ·· prices cerl$1nly was no helD to two ~ehlcle mishap durln~ the I Dear H•~l!n • I)o •un•tvwer seed!t give you .mtns aw~y JIPI further ~~ the tile ~dmlnlstration's campalBJI . weekend resulting In approxi-l You told 1 poor mother to '"nc.. r'I-NUT CRAl;KER buylns of the, factory against tnna~on It came at a mately 1200 property ,demage forgef ll when ner poot ut~te I Dear Helen. · ' work,r'a paycheck at a un,e time whim the government III but no personal injury. The mls-~ kid got beat up by her teaeht:r. If you drmk water itlmding when the Johnson a4Jnlnlotra- trying to prevent wage coatract hap occurr«l 8 miles south of !Note tronl H: Hold up tbere, on your head, Will It cure you lion Ia trying to ho!d the . tllle demands from geWIII out o1 I Pt. Pleasent on Rt. 17 whet\ a 1 friend: 1 adv!lod agablll tak·l ol hlccoughs'l -A READEH a1alnJt bjflatlonary wage de- hand in the wake of the bit car driVen by Vern~n Alfred lng action on a long-paol lncl· The on•wer lo tHe flrlt is NO ·mande. airlines strike seUlement. I Call, 17, Bucyrllll, Ohto, travel· I dent beeauoe 1 dlda'l bay tbe ' and to the seoond: only an T he L _a b 0 r Depal-!mect·s The July increase In the ing south slid on the wet child's otory.l l a•tronout cou\G tell you for Bpreau of Labor 'Siillisltcs lndes w~s attributed to almosl pavement across lhe road into i &ure. Try It and you'll see what ., th board !Be In oerv~ the th of a northbound car l That's right, stick up for the i 1 mean! - H. r.~ 'Moaday that the '>lSI across- er ' driv:: by Josephine Mae Sid-~·no-good teachers. That will of .Uvlng-led by IJicreueo In ces. Theoe cover ,a wldes::!:IJI ers 40 Gallipolis Ohio them on to be meaner. They HOUSEHOLD DILEMMA lrl!lsportatlon .fares and otber of thiiiB• from bUll, y, C~ll ~as cited for failure to Ihate . our kids and like It fine Dear Helen: .llllaentlals Uke home morll•s•• r•ln andh ~the~ tr=~~~: have vehicle under control. when they can gel somethtn~ and medical lees - rose .four- ares to wrcu . • on them so they can beat them. What mlllltt seem like a trlv- IA!nths ot 1 per cent lut ~nth hospital coals. laundry ooslll and entertainment Items such I Arrests recorded at lhe ooun· A d the school board says lal problem· has tul'lled Into a Th ty jail during the weekend were I O~a ! i major battle at our , happy, e consumer price lnnu till movies. . David Lyle Darst, 23, Pt.' Pleas- ' Y dishwa,hrriPAS hous•hold. through July stood at 113.3. a Transportation costs showed ant. peace warrant: John My boys have been beat on 2.8 per cent incrs~se over tr.e the greatesl increase in 18 Cl h 51 Pt. Pl~asant and ~:~nrl oawl~d out and pickf'd on, J have three pre-l'lcl'toolers past year. The Index Is ba'ietJ years. Much of It was due to r . 'C AMP PERRY , OHIO - The West Vi rginla National Guard Rifle Team has ar- i Ed·~~ Cha;lutte Rood . 40. i'l. ' since they first started schnol. ; and one hu<bnnd at the kinder- on average . _prices ~I ai>out lhe 5-cent bo<lst in New York ' nved at Camp Perry to face the Nation's stiffest weapons comp~tition in the 19661 Pleasant, each on a warrant I can't get nowhere _w tlh the _ ~arten stage - so I lhmk at eight years aso, mearung that City'a subway fare earlier 1D 1\alional Rifle Malches here. The Guards men from the Mountam State wtll com- charging adultery and fornica-1 pnrn·tpal. lie hates parents ttkel ltmes. Our halll• 16 _over paper the year, officials said. te as , team a"ainsl over 40 other Guard teams from other states, as well as lion ; Gene Autry Davis, 21. he hates the kids. He can't get, plates - the attractive, plasticGIVEN PROBATION Government statisticians reJ;'::ainsl many miUtary. civilian and polire aggreg~tions. Com~rising the West Vir- Buffalo. James Ferrell Roush. ' a J"b _a nywheres else beeattse I coate;. heal-resistant vanety .} PT. PLEASANT - Viola ported that food prlces-subjecl guJia National Guard Team this year are, kneelmg, left to rtght, S~gt. Thomas ~ - 46. New Haven . ear h charg~d he rs n t good enough . use thi!_m year;; round. not JU. 1 Maxine Watson, Henderson, of considerable attenbon ~tPclrS·Jn s of Moundsville ;md MSgt. Dana V. John~on of Mason. S~ndmg, from left, I with driving whilC' intoxicah'd r l tell you. Helen. you just to~ patll• barbt>f·t.'f'~ . rtnd the who had pleaded guilty in Mas· ly as a result or Increases m are Jst Lt. Donald P. Smith of Charleston, MaJ. Harry A. Marlin of Marmet. SFC i and Howard Wlullington, 21, ~ dont know . Teac_hers take it chtldren get practically all onCounlyCircuitCourttoafel- the cost _of sueh staples a• l'o<l T Roath of Pomeroy tOhto), and SSgt. John R. Kauff of Pomt Pleasant. Buffalo. intoxication . I out on ou r kids because they're , thetr me~ is on them. ony charge was placed on two bread and milk- were . falrcy ,'": - --. ., , . j . 1 jealous. They are overpaid ~o~ I di~~s.h~~~:n~n!e~~Fisses~egu~~~ years prebation the court. !ta~l! 1 J~~~.~~~~s ~r~te= Cp I Lad~es of ~· Ohlo~nak~~ Church lo Hol!l I nol much work, a~ th~ lthm~ ' cept at lunch. But he still feels Cleo Smilh and Anna Lee cent, same as the overall index. 00 0 1 lhPv re ll1tle tm g t.... rary ssorla 00 " u m~ i he ma rr11xl me to " love. honor Rcberts mdJcted on an unlawful but the government anai)rsb ' '0 I, .l I Committee, Metgs Branch. It• Annual Picnie I kid' won I bow down to Tthhem,.. , and wash dtshes." He doesn't cohabitation charge and earlter said thiS was nearly a full poiol • I Lf" 1 need help. . for July. 1 of Innocent ap- below the Ullual nse (' PT PLEASANT _ The an- So ' they gel bad grades. a s comp1atn abou 1 th e cos1 !about enterl ns a Pea , . I h I how the teachers get even. $1 !iO kl JUSt the idea ed I I lth th . The newlv formed club. the TUESDAY I The ULA Is publis lo& •• I nual ptcmc of Christ Eptscopal i - MR X WHO KNOWS per wee • . pear n .cour w . etr at- The principal food Increases \le i"' Top; Wetghl ~otcht•r,, A GET ACQUAINTED party Ohioana Cookbo<lk. II waul> , Church will be held at Krodel ! · · • He thtnks •. table should lle set torneys and chang«! thetr pleas were for milk, butter, and egg! ~I X . wtth the ktnd of doshes that to gutlty as charged and will as drought co•~itlons continued 11' neel Tuesdav evenmg at wtli be held at the Chester no fewer than 15 recipes from Park Sunday August 28th. The De ;~.lll ~ m n omght.l m the room Grade School Tuesd;~y at 1·30 ' tach co~aly. To date. M~ig!f : Rev . Charles'A Pitzer announc· l ,:~~ur ~hildren get what VOU would_. make me stand over a • be sentenced at a later date. to plague dairy farms. · uvPr the ( lty hall m Middlert~rt p. m All first grade student!! County IS wholly unrepres ot- I ed that the two pav•Jions on d , ? It' a pity they must hot smk 5 nd th t raed to ed 1 11 ' esc rve If we ha"ie guests for dmner lr-. all orgamzat 10mJI rnerhm: a e1r paren s are U a 1 • , not 8 a r late i~ 1the west s1de ol the park WI 1 forfeit an education because The dub has recl'lved its char- attend Mrs. Carl Weese, teach· The committee Is partlcul- be erect~ _for the p!cmc . Iyour hate-talk has turned them t~ere s b t I ad~irthar casual ' ' ter and IS aHJllated "'ilh the na er, will attend Refreshments ly short of recipes for meat Tl}e plcmc will begm wJth mto hlllt:rs too They're little sightk, uf all . arttes . snac s or er-movtel P Ilona I organ l:ta IlOll and IS ap- will be served by tbe PTA l wbicb is not a part of a cas- servJc:es at IL a m Games are I hellions' because· they 're whipproved b\ the medi ca l assocJa- officers. serole dish U could use more scheduled f&r the children ped up by your twisted ideas come out on paper? ~ate~. I tton. . , THE AMERICAN LEGION I for party. poach dressings Sunday School at Chnst Epts· Wtth )OU eggmg them on. What do y~u sa~~~ II a~ . All mlerestre : rsons t~tlud- ' ~~~~~~~t o~~~~yw:~!:i~ e~ P:t • .uucea and iciDglil,' Jellies, rei: j copal Church will be resumed they'll be Jose-outs and drop- :,n~~~t~alwant a dish~a:her. mg teenagers a men an .wo- at the LegiOn Hall . . isbts and pickled foods. And I on Sept II Teachers are outs who blame their failures ThiS takes less time .-PAPER wen of the area w1shmg t11 JOIO AUXlt.JARY to _Ben- ' for soups, too! Mrs. Lyn~ Durst and Mr~ . Pat- on ti OI:Jety _ as .they wait in PLATE ADVOCATE lhe group are tnvtted to attend. , 11 p t A LeY .11 1 Would you ladles accept the I ty Call, kmdergarten. Mts. Lu-, Jine for thetr relief ehecks Offwe-rs wJJI be elec.ted as soon ' ne t o~sd~erJcan gm~, : I ("hallenle? Mall recipes dl- cllle Wells, grades one and two, unl~s.s someone can change I De p p A. a~ the club has su ff1c tent mem· mee ay everung a el d M Norma Pitzer and t' d ar · · h d I 1 h post h>me at 1· 30 p m Mr; rectly to Mr~. Gerald Spitler, an rs h thetr th tnkmg m tme, an You're practical t-;JI not / 'I ~d nn r~gu ar mee mgs se e AJbert . tl.ou~h pres!d~nt is ask- Baltimore, Ohla, committee Sam Nichols, Junior h i g make them realtze that he practical enough see that _u f :mg all members to P~1 dues I chairman. If you won't do school. who throwS' mud usually stands compromise works better than ' as soon as possible. IIIa t• ma u 11 to Mrs. Helen Dale Cratg· summer semln· · ch tn ' 1 - H• a columnist's promlee of supREUNION HELil I THE MEIGS County Ridi"' lbyrs. Great Brnd, Portland, anan of Chrtst EpiScopal chur port which can tum a husA family reunton of sJstf"rs IClub will meet Tuesday even- r Obio, Me.i&s cbairma.u. i left -Sunda.y. for the :MJ~dle ]At- Dear Helen band off faster than you can ard thetr brother was held •mg August 23 at the home of • lanttc Tratmng ~enter m C ag· Any wtld and wacky ques· burn a paper plate. When you have a checking account here, the ;,·nday at the home of Mrs IJoe Young, Sr. at 7:30 p. m 3F CLUB MEETS ell. Maryland. Cra•g has taken !lions lately? Please share. Why not paper for breakfast checkbook you hold represents all the service and r·•·.ra \lurray m Mtddieport. AI·' THURsDAY I an achve part m the su mmer I HOPEFUL and lunch and a real table set·'"g the gathering wore her I ROCK SPRINGS Grange Will i Memws of the 3F Club met I program of the church. Dear Hopeful: Ung for dinner, prov)ded the safety of a leading finan~ Institution ••• a "Full ... , Mrs. George Stm•rd of meet Thursday at I p. m. Pr•·j al the Middleport park SUnday A few For example: "boss" makes It with lhe dish. I rhre, Ohto ; Mrs. Howard \ cedmg the meeting they will afternoon for a plcntc dinner. Faires Elected - towel? -H. . Servjce" bank! Slowe, Ohio; Mrs. L. A. move back into the hall vacat-1 Present were Mr. and Mra. _EI-~ President of IWLA . SALES REPORT Thill column Is dedicated to "' ' Y and her daughter, Mrs. ed fur the fair. mer Wtckham, Asa Hoskms, PT. PLEASANT Gail Fatr· Pt. Pleasaot Livestock Sales Co. , family living, so if you're hav1\lso it means great convenience for you . • . en1 "'" Putnam, Columbus: THE JOLLY BUNCH sewing Miss Ada Hoskins, Mrs. Baker : es, Viend Street, Pt. Pleasant, ~ Saturday, August 20, 1966 lng kid trouble or just plain '· am Ohlinger, Middleport, I club will meet Thursday Aug. Gordon alld suests, Mr. and I was elected president of the I HOGS - Recetpts · 175 to 220 trouble let Helen help YOU. ables you to pal bills by mail, bank by mail, and ' nd Mrs. A B. Misner of El l25 at 6 p. m. at the oo'me of Mrs. Charles Rayburn . and Izaak Walton League at a re-1 25 to 26 ·10 ' Heavres 22 to 24 ·50 ' ' She wl\1 also welcome your avoid the needless risk of carrying too much cub Monte. Calif .. and Mrs. Mur- Nora Mills and so for a cook· Freddie and Beth of Chtcago. cent m..ling. Mr. Fwes has ,Ltghts 21 to 24: Fat Sows l9 i own amusing e<periences. Add· on your person. ray's son and daughter-in-law, !out Bring table service In m. : been serving as president since ! to 21.80: Boars 15 to 17, Plbgs . ress Helen Bottel in care of • · · · · ' I . J 8 75 lo 1 5· Stock Shoats ( Y I Murra) lcast! of rain the meetmg wJII ! Mr. an d Mrs. Chares 1 1Apnl when Vitus Hartey, this newspaper. Open a checking account hlf• NOWJ of Pt Plrasanl W. Va · -d N ' I · d hd I 19 to 26. . , ' . llle held at Mtlls reSI ence. o-~ Two Girls Return restgne . I CATTLE - Heifers 18 to 21· ----, ra Mills, hostess. I Other officers elected were , ASK TO WED 16 to 18 . CanEVANGELINE Chapter, OES From Workshop , C. "Bud" Head. vice president ~~~' ;:\oc~~; ; Bulls 19_60 to PT. PLEASANT- Two coupwill host surroundllll chapters' PI' PLEASANT_ Miss Ger. and seeretary; Clatr Cheuvront,, 22 _35 ; Stock Steers 21 to 2&.!i0; ies have made applications for for the annual Friends' Ntghl l ld ' · K f d ht Mr treasurer; Chns Bauer, mem-1 St k Heifers 17 75 io 22 35 · marriage licenses m the office . A t 25 a me ee er, aug er o1 . ber hl ta T R Friar . oc . . , Cou t C1 k Th urs day everung, ugus • d M E I K f Letart s p secre ry; . . ' IStock Steer Calves 22 to 27.30; . of lhe n y er . aL_ tlte Masonic Temple in t :~d Ml~~- Mi:~ie daush: corresponding secretary ; board ' Stock Heifer Calves zo to 25.35.1 Applying w~re Delllerl Ray I Middleport. The four chapters, · 1 M nd M F nk y of dtrector., Russt!ll Newlon, , VEAL CALVES_ Tops 34.30: _Hanna, 43. Btdwell, Ohto, and Harrisonville, Racine, Pomeroy :er 0 G 1;: ar F rs. r~ave ~:I Maxie Lewis, Troy Holstem, lSeeonds 33.50; Medium 31. tO to I Reva Frances Rhodes, 34,_Gal· and Middleport, will present the t er, d ahtpo "fr erry, at!A!nd'ng Robert Rickard, Raymond Fog- 32 _50 . Common and Heavies 22 llipolis. Willie Lee Neal, 21, of program during the evening: t':.ne Wes~m~irg~7a Unlver;ity lesong, Horton Eckard and Earl to 3:!.80. 1West Co}umbia, and Dodis Jean M8mblr Fllllral Deposit lnsurlnct Corporlflon I THE MIDDLEPORT Htgh Workshop for student library as- sturgeon. LAMBS _ Tops 23.60. Decker, 18, WesttC '~olum~bl~a";;_ __;,...,...,...,....,;.,..,,.,..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'_,.., School Band Boosters Assocl3· - · --- ··~ I lion and the senior band will slstanls. 1 Pleasant Valley Ho~pltal_ I have their annual ice cream Eighty-four students attended 1 ADMITTED : Todd Stmpkms, social Thursday evening, Aug.' from Pennsylvania, Ohio, West-'! Pt. Pleasant; Charles E. Roush, 25 on the hilh school g':Ounds Virginia and Maryland. The Pt. Pleasant ; Peter Krautter, beginning at 6 p. m. The sen- representative learned haw toj Mason ; Mrs. Ted Jeffers, SUuth lor band, under the direction repair and rebind books and side; Thomas Bush. Pt. PleaR· I of the new band director, Ross make attractive displays while ant; Mrs. Freda Holley, Pt. i Frye, will present an informal at the workshop. Pleasant: Mrs. Lillian Sayre, concert throughout the evenilll. · · Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Howard 1 1 THE RIVERVIEW Garden ehapter will uslst wltb the Stewart, Kanausa. Ohio; Mrs. Club wiD meet Aug. 25 at 8 p. program. Cyrus Rhodes, racrne; Mrs. Im. at the borne of Mrs. Be>s A SPECIAL meeting of the Harry Roliff, Ravenswood: Free Delivery Larkms, with M". Edna Hall Raeine Sluthern Local AthletDISCHARGED: Wtilt am as co-hostess. lc Boostm will be bold Thurs· Flowers, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Use Your Credit 111E COMBINED Friends day at 7:30 p. m. There will be John Lolli, Pt. Pleasant; Dale Night for Harrlsonvllle, Porn- election of officer! and other Herdman, Leon ; Mrs. Clinton eroy, Racine, and Middleport Important business. Miller, Pt. Pleasant ; Teresa MiddlePOrt I cbapiers of the Order of the THE WJLYNG Workers cl""" Jean Smith, Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. , Eastern Star wiU be held on · of the Enterprise EUB Church David Lanham and son , Pt. 59 N. 2nd Ave. Thursday evening. August 25 at will meet Thursday evening at 1Pleasant. I 7:30 p. m. at the Masonic Tern- the home of Mrt. Claude Hus- BIRTH : Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Oial992-5560 -=,-======,;o_ple in Middleport. Harrisonville led. Halstead, Pt. Pleasant, a son. - f!tlln' . ~r: ,. £ r 1g~~~t If. OfferlnB w1s f22.51i. IIJ8qed .In alfahon drtiiiDtl Scllllen 111t1 :~:i:l:=~ 1AuMra. Lucllle B. Hawklu of could figure on lilY return 011 oceu eDIIIneen bellett Middleport was 1 recent dinner tile IDvestmeDI. ba1ol syiMm, -.d b. ' guest of Mr. and ldrs. Dick Now the underaeu dlvllloo of 1)111'111 whale, can be 111111 "Ev~, W ~ liP Mr. 1 ol Toledo visited recenUy with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hoi· ley. Mra. Homer Holley and Mrs. BlrtweU CUrd spent a day recently with relatives In Colum- r. I ~ I I ; T Weight tl tchers to . '""nile ' Sf )f ,JAJ. FNOAR ' :f t'apitol Comment, Events 111E SHOE BOX in MIDDLEPORT J,,.,.,.,,.,,.,="""--"""===-===•Ii=lrJ Smooth Sailing Feenc · · · io IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND! vou I I I r.,1· FLORIST Serving Pomeroy Mason City Middleport and Entire Big Bend Area , I ' 5 DUDLEY'S I DOC""Oft I I I I""' SAYS :! y":s:;, I I eoui. deprlv-J '· Willi 10 1\'0id . 111- IIOIIIflla II .. • great help "" regular boura lor retlriDJ ancl arlaJns. 'lbll II mare imporlalll then the aUJDo bel' af boura al aleep yatl tbiDk 011 aeetl. 1 HUFFY BIKE SALE Go flameless .,.. put on a~happy fa~~.. • S\IE ~ MOORE'S 124 W. MAIN ST.. POMIROY PHONE 992-2841 ... ~· a saes ,.... COL.otS SPECI•/L PRICESI . New T111ck Load of HUfFYS JUJt Arrived• lwy for School or Lay AYfOJ for Cllrlstmas. . ' .;'"' \,' ~ DeaD .w. Slmenl, ~ •.... AdvllarJ bu beea ........ of Public Affllrl ... ': OlJiO 'him ·a - hla• • AIIIIAID GIL a·REFI• • CIMMIY --- ' ., I Stmeral Named to Admorv Poaltfon . tha•...-cTR"f~ !"' .. ,..~,....._ ,_ . '. I II beea IJI)iil!detl I Ill lite Fannin lloma 'l'he moat · w811ted feature on a freeser II autOmatic aelfollafrGitfna.. lt ~limiilates messy "do-it-younelf" defi'Oitinr forever. Savee Y0\1 ·t!J!Ie for other ihinrs. A self·defrt~~tlnr eleclrlc freHer (lvel you iliOn u~bie ~~ to stock up oa thoee frozen food and meat s~iall. ~eaJill few~t trlpe _to the crocery store, too. Make your next major applianu a ..elf.cJefroetq electric freezer. ... r . bu .' I I ,.; \f ..;:>p~ ' ' ' - f -. ,,..,-t-. . . · ~ ...... ;"<·~· J'· . ,. 1)·, ' THE SEMINOLE SCJ·95 'I I bus. eer. ouly a few mlnutea DD each 'I'IMit - ~-:.• ..,.~ Mrs. Anna Buck, Hysell Run, Westlnlhoaae hal rented eul at depllrs of IJtiO feel and N eel,':':~: J1ot vislled recently with her st. the caehalot equipment for $10,· 10 through decompresaklrl • ter, Mrs. Georgia Diehl. 000 a month for two Important every dive . Mr. Olin Rife of Columbus vis- emergency joba - one at Smith . lb• Two Cbamben lied relatives over a recent Mountain Dam. Va. , lor a re- The cachalot consisll al two weekend. pair project deep under water chambers. In the Jaraer one Mr. Lawrence Smith was on the power dam'a outlet grates vers live for a we:k at a time dinner guest recently of Mr. and the other lor closing the under atmospheric and Mrs. Carl Moore. wells and recovering a huge off. simulating the pressure Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bras- shore drilling platfonn ofhurrl Gull ltm~us~l.,:en;;;d~u.;.re;;;;_w.;.h;;;lle~dli..vln;i;;;;:gi... .i.i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;o;;;;;;;;iliiliiii=-••llllt - A helicopter puts wer near , 0. (Washington well of Pennsylvania, spent Oil Corp_ wrecked by 1 · By ever to be erected by helicopter. The .is shown (left) airborne with final :::~:~t~~~!: a weekend with ber grandfath· cane In the Gulf of Mexico. It in place. Small "crow's nest" platforms which steelworkerl operated are shown. er, Mr. Vernon Howell, and Commm:IIJ Value Mra. Aiilellca Barlow exchange building. Forming a link In a Cambridge area microwave network the tower and visited her grandmother, Mrs. "This demonatrates beyond 1 radio equipment will beam long distance and between· exchanges calls. ' Howell, who III a patient in all doubt the commercial pracMelga General Hospital. ticallty of oceanograpbic proThere will be a siH\gfest at jects to enable divers to live for • Are you trying to learn the Free Methodist Church on I'm 1 Communlllt?" be a Sundsy afternoon. Aug. 21 all TWO COWS SOW rnanded. "I cerlaiDly am 2 p. m. Everyone Is welcome. Robert C. Balley, Pomeroy, CommUDIJt., Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pullins ! bas reported the sale of two And this wu hili llnal scream and ehlldren have returned to registered horned Herelord By William S. White to the commlllee: "Get out of! their home after a week's visit cows to Rowan! C. RuutU, WASHINGTON - The heat- How splendidly Intellectual, attempting to send aid, to an VIet Nun I" with friends at Manslield. ~P~om~er~oy~._ _ _ _ _ _ nik left • wing movement with Indeed, In passing end In paren-' enemy of the United States open and undenied Communist thesis, iS tha new rhetoric of Is an overt act; II Is not mere support and direction has ac- the "Intellectual" New Left- dissent. Obtttracllon of the compllshoo something It has of these leaders of the · new movement of armed force~ per. never been able to accornpllsb thought, these Incessant plead- tJOnDe1 and auppllel Ito Viet oefore. ers for the right to disagree. Nam) II an overt act; II Ia by It h'as degraded and destroy«! 1 th .... d brls f !hili no 1tretch of the Jmas!Datlon a lawful inquiry ol the Con· _n e gro.....ue e 0 mere tlluent. Orgardzed propagress of the United States eptsnde, neverthelets, II Is lin· landlzinB lor ancl IICIInl In bewhieh wao intend«! ruit to portant that some central and baU of the Comrrnmlst governquestion anybody'• "right to ·cruet a! trullrs are not lore~er men! of l'forth VIet Nam or the dissent," but only to conalder buned under all the screeching VIet Colli is not mere dissent." legjslatlon to lorbld American to whieh the country has been Fact No. 2, a1ao t.o ba racitb:ens to give ~terlal aid and subJected. . membered, III !bat asaln at the comfort to a Commnnlst ene- Fact No. 1, not to be lOot In very outset a reeanllrtg former You get smoother engine operation wfiM my In !be middle ·of a ohootlng the baylllg pseudo • martynlom member of the pro • ClriDele war in Viet Nam. Iof the lefties, III that this lnqul· O>mmtmln ProcresslVI Llbor vou use Ashland Vllel!red Geaoline. lt'a This Is the Incredible and ry was opened with the most movement, Pblllp Luce, prethe gasoline that'a \lltelized to cleeft vour lrigbtening kernel of truth In careful llrnllatlons upon Its dieted In advance precisely all the bitter chaff thrown up objectives. It Is well to .,call how the Communists and frontengine • drive ••• keep it in.tune. You in recent days before the House them now, so !bat falr-mlnded ers would destroy the hearln8. get up to 10% more milea per gallon. tool Committee on Un • American and responsll!Je people, at least, So they did, down to the last Activities. will not forset them. detail. So for SIIICIOth aliJII on the highway. That tha committee Itself was "These hearings," said the But were they, after all, real· depend on Ashland Vltalll8d Gaoline. 8alh in some instances ham-handed chainnan, Rep. Joe Pool, at ly Comrrnmlelll or only mlaled and Inept 1a undoubtedly true. the outset. "are concerned with lads? Let one of them Richard Ashland A-Plus and Ashland Regular That some of its actionlJ, and overt aclll, not mere erpr• Mark Rhodes of Btooldyn, live notably tbe rough arreot and slons of oplrilon. SendinB ald. or 1the answer. Vitalized. Fill up todty at your Good ejection from the proceedlngl Neighbor Ashland Oil Deeler'el of an attorney, Arthur Klnoy, Brief, ucit.rneat IIIII flf1rr1 were foo1Jah and extreme is •I the oonunoneal CSUIOi. also true. FIDaUy, 11 III equally Most people wbo dalm IIIey true thai the commltlee llllelf didn't aleep aU nlgltt C8D be has bad a bad record from a lbown on dose ob8ervaUon to bad past, even though Its prohave slept IOUildll moat of the cedures of recent yeara have By Wlyae G. llrtutdstadl M.D. night. Others who IIY that they been etsenUall falr and de- Most of us ha!A! to stop what- can't sleep are really fllbting cent Y . ever we are doing ancl flO to off sleep becatlfl ~ have a ~ 1m e of old was just US1 bed but, when the time cornu ~clous fear of l<11inB COD1 enough present to the 'to get np, we ~te tha~ too. acwusnesa even ~porarlly. ,_,_ tr eJe Even more, however, we bate Before you re10r1 to a1eep1ng munlsta and ,.,...,. • av rs eying Ia bed and to111nB for pOls or alcohol to help J0f1 a splendid opportunity to smear hours or what &etmlll like aleep you ahculd conaJder 11rs Its pre&l!lll, and utierly legiU· boura. We bate It so much we fact that, although these t1rup mate, purposes. rt Ia tragic, In purchase mUiioDJ of dollul can )Mil you Into 1 deep sleep. short, that Collllf1!ll approocb· worth of oleeplllg pUis eveey they are lltelJ to ptevnl tile ed a vllally necessary project, year. Everyone has trouble dreamlllg we now Jmow ai!Xm· that of makllll ~ law to get, getting to aleep at tlmeo but panleo an normal aleep even at ·lite terrible novelty of open ·not everyone reactt to this, though ill the mornln& you may subversktn In wartime In this occurrence with panic. 1have no recollection of haYing country, through this mechan· The calmer your attidute too dreaml Scleatiala have fourtd Ism. . ward an inability to fall asleep, Ural dreamlllg 11 111e restorative For this approach gave to the less harm your wakelulneu !bat a11owa you to wake up the Communlsto just tho stick 1will do you. There Is a great dlf. refreshed IDitead of IMIIDg they needed to make a bea!A!n ference between belnB drugged fD the DllftlDI moekery of clvlllzed discussion ed of aleep by belnB wakened There 11 an electric ~Jeep in a civilized parliamentary cfl. every lima you start to nod (I Inti~ thai almulalll the to mate. rt Is sad beyond measure believe II deys II the recard ter ot rain on the roof ~ that the lejulersblp of the House for Ibis) and lyinB ill bed and works well for aome j,..p,. was not able to put this gravel Jretttng because you haven't but aot lor others. Anotlw ;ssue before a committee of un. pne to sleep aa quickly u device appllo electrodes De.r ·hallengeable past lmd present Iioual. the eyes anc1 lllltiDd tJrs llfl. ;o !bat the lefties could not The causes ol IDsomDia In- A 1o1r • voltace curteDI fblll .urn Its delllleraUoiiS Into a elude high blood preaure, ralues your muaclet uti .towfill8 farce Ill which aU who overactivity ol the thyroid, ID thereby helps you to aleep. AJ. 1uestioned or disagreed with Irritable bladder IIIII aoma lhotllb few persooa realise 11, them became "finks." types of braiD disorder C8D ~!ala y011r1elf to reo fOUl' llllllola ~ . IIIII volaDlarlly IIIII tbenbf lnlure prompt aleep w111rou1 oulalde asalslance. lrr fbi ffiD this method II belt. II PRESTIGE SERVICE SAFETY I deep •I I' I by Electric Corp at safe use at depllrs of . Will)l• . !1.1 ~at- l,IGG feet ancl !bat H II!!!DI IIIII ¥ b ;, . . through ~ 1Uballlltlal rer- ly may eaable divers to put Ill ooilttltw , I • · .. enuo durlng tile put yflr wllb alm..t an ellbt..boar -lllnl ~ ilti IJI, ~ Ill cachalot sustained dlv- dey 111 tile deptlrl. -, Jill' "'-f.. ' I)'Biem, according to Larry By contrast, a acubJr diver · · ·• 111 S:mers WMtillghoua.-ocean en- a "bard hot': diver wltb 1!!!1& 1 . . .. gJn ' lasbloned eqwpment Cllll worlt: r......., end Mra. James Kaufl· Balllmont baa made a maD ""I pllfr: . WeoflnlhouH Karr. I , In Its New Deep Di~ng Jotrg:~·;f·~~IIS~S2t~ I • Society Notes YORK (UP!)ManylperJode ol watau By Bert1ut Perter bigNEW eompanfet are I)IOildlng Ullder deep «ndll'zrlp 'lb& Laurel Cliff rr":":..;:~~~ ;;~tJUII18 011 oceanographle to work at clt)lllrs al 2IID odlst Church bad an at but unW very recently fliO feet lor fotn- boun a dft.lh 110 11 Sunday School 011 110 CNIO except ~ oD CCIIIIPI!llel or IIIOre," llameti lllltL I ll Westingliodle Ctrp., .SWOIIODA P9"*' I Laurel Uiff \ · .. i "· �.•. i . ( • ., ' .. ' Au~onioblles· 1 ·,·. 'i " ' ·OJiibali~reelf~: A-:-~ - -11~ .\("' ' ;::1 -1 v c ~ ~. :. . .,/1 1 ~~:.\11i.~~~·. ~ ~ -- ~-~__ ... _·_._ of~~r:n •S·hootsU__p~.~· \AV"J; . .... _ ~ '1"' " , , )' I . -----.. • -~ :~ · .•. · lfE"tE~(::·i,tP ·US! ·. ··~espite Efforts to Ho~d 4.;.:::: f ··, · .. · . .~ · Hi·li'R~ -ualttd ieterull~••f ' l"1 On R"Ute u Jt now costs $11.33 for the llllllll aoocls ond services '" • boulhl . ·· ""l..·by Hfle" . J.llotttltl w'"*~G""'N (UP!) -The then. PT. PLEASANT - 'l1le Sher· •• ' n~ ,~ !Be ID iff'• deportment inves~gated H1 •s 111E TWIG. IS BENT . · Mil or'flvllll ahol up ·In July, The big July r Clllliumer 0oar Rei••:·' · ~ 1 .,.. . ·· prices cerl$1nly was no helD to two ~ehlcle mishap durln~ the I Dear H•~l!n • I)o •un•tvwer seed!t give you .mtns aw~y JIPI further ~~ the tile ~dmlnlstration's campalBJI . weekend resulting In approxi-l You told 1 poor mother to '"nc.. r'I-NUT CRAl;KER buylns of the, factory against tnna~on It came at a mately 1200 property ,demage forgef ll when ner poot ut~te I Dear Helen. · ' work,r'a paycheck at a un,e time whim the government III but no personal injury. The mls-~ kid got beat up by her teaeht:r. If you drmk water itlmding when the Johnson a4Jnlnlotra- trying to prevent wage coatract hap occurr«l 8 miles south of !Note tronl H: Hold up tbere, on your head, Will It cure you lion Ia trying to ho!d the . tllle demands from geWIII out o1 I Pt. Pleasent on Rt. 17 whet\ a 1 friend: 1 adv!lod agablll tak·l ol hlccoughs'l -A READEH a1alnJt bjflatlonary wage de- hand in the wake of the bit car driVen by Vern~n Alfred lng action on a long-paol lncl· The on•wer lo tHe flrlt is NO ·mande. airlines strike seUlement. I Call, 17, Bucyrllll, Ohto, travel· I dent beeauoe 1 dlda'l bay tbe ' and to the seoond: only an T he L _a b 0 r Depal-!mect·s The July increase In the ing south slid on the wet child's otory.l l a•tronout cou\G tell you for Bpreau of Labor 'Siillisltcs lndes w~s attributed to almosl pavement across lhe road into i &ure. Try It and you'll see what ., th board !Be In oerv~ the th of a northbound car l That's right, stick up for the i 1 mean! - H. r.~ 'Moaday that the '>lSI across- er ' driv:: by Josephine Mae Sid-~·no-good teachers. That will of .Uvlng-led by IJicreueo In ces. Theoe cover ,a wldes::!:IJI ers 40 Gallipolis Ohio them on to be meaner. They HOUSEHOLD DILEMMA lrl!lsportatlon .fares and otber of thiiiB• from bUll, y, C~ll ~as cited for failure to Ihate . our kids and like It fine Dear Helen: .llllaentlals Uke home morll•s•• r•ln andh ~the~ tr=~~~: have vehicle under control. when they can gel somethtn~ and medical lees - rose .four- ares to wrcu . • on them so they can beat them. What mlllltt seem like a trlv- IA!nths ot 1 per cent lut ~nth hospital coals. laundry ooslll and entertainment Items such I Arrests recorded at lhe ooun· A d the school board says lal problem· has tul'lled Into a Th ty jail during the weekend were I O~a ! i major battle at our , happy, e consumer price lnnu till movies. . David Lyle Darst, 23, Pt.' Pleas- ' Y dishwa,hrriPAS hous•hold. through July stood at 113.3. a Transportation costs showed ant. peace warrant: John My boys have been beat on 2.8 per cent incrs~se over tr.e the greatesl increase in 18 Cl h 51 Pt. Pl~asant and ~:~nrl oawl~d out and pickf'd on, J have three pre-l'lcl'toolers past year. The Index Is ba'ietJ years. Much of It was due to r . 'C AMP PERRY , OHIO - The West Vi rginla National Guard Rifle Team has ar- i Ed·~~ Cha;lutte Rood . 40. i'l. ' since they first started schnol. ; and one hu<bnnd at the kinder- on average . _prices ~I ai>out lhe 5-cent bo<lst in New York ' nved at Camp Perry to face the Nation's stiffest weapons comp~tition in the 19661 Pleasant, each on a warrant I can't get nowhere _w tlh the _ ~arten stage - so I lhmk at eight years aso, mearung that City'a subway fare earlier 1D 1\alional Rifle Malches here. The Guards men from the Mountam State wtll com- charging adultery and fornica-1 pnrn·tpal. lie hates parents ttkel ltmes. Our halll• 16 _over paper the year, officials said. te as , team a"ainsl over 40 other Guard teams from other states, as well as lion ; Gene Autry Davis, 21. he hates the kids. He can't get, plates - the attractive, plasticGIVEN PROBATION Government statisticians reJ;'::ainsl many miUtary. civilian and polire aggreg~tions. Com~rising the West Vir- Buffalo. James Ferrell Roush. ' a J"b _a nywheres else beeattse I coate;. heal-resistant vanety .} PT. PLEASANT - Viola ported that food prlces-subjecl guJia National Guard Team this year are, kneelmg, left to rtght, S~gt. Thomas ~ - 46. New Haven . ear h charg~d he rs n t good enough . use thi!_m year;; round. not JU. 1 Maxine Watson, Henderson, of considerable attenbon ~tPclrS·Jn s of Moundsville ;md MSgt. Dana V. John~on of Mason. S~ndmg, from left, I with driving whilC' intoxicah'd r l tell you. Helen. you just to~ patll• barbt>f·t.'f'~ . rtnd the who had pleaded guilty in Mas· ly as a result or Increases m are Jst Lt. Donald P. Smith of Charleston, MaJ. Harry A. Marlin of Marmet. SFC i and Howard Wlullington, 21, ~ dont know . Teac_hers take it chtldren get practically all onCounlyCircuitCourttoafel- the cost _of sueh staples a• l'o<l T Roath of Pomeroy tOhto), and SSgt. John R. Kauff of Pomt Pleasant. Buffalo. intoxication . I out on ou r kids because they're , thetr me~ is on them. ony charge was placed on two bread and milk- were . falrcy ,'": - --. ., , . j . 1 jealous. They are overpaid ~o~ I di~~s.h~~~:n~n!e~~Fisses~egu~~~ years prebation the court. !ta~l! 1 J~~~.~~~~s ~r~te= Cp I Lad~es of ~· Ohlo~nak~~ Church lo Hol!l I nol much work, a~ th~ lthm~ ' cept at lunch. But he still feels Cleo Smilh and Anna Lee cent, same as the overall index. 00 0 1 lhPv re ll1tle tm g t.... rary ssorla 00 " u m~ i he ma rr11xl me to " love. honor Rcberts mdJcted on an unlawful but the government anai)rsb ' '0 I, .l I Committee, Metgs Branch. It• Annual Picnie I kid' won I bow down to Tthhem,.. , and wash dtshes." He doesn't cohabitation charge and earlter said thiS was nearly a full poiol • I Lf" 1 need help. . for July. 1 of Innocent ap- below the Ullual nse (' PT PLEASANT _ The an- So ' they gel bad grades. a s comp1atn abou 1 th e cos1 !about enterl ns a Pea , . I h I how the teachers get even. $1 !iO kl JUSt the idea ed I I lth th . The newlv formed club. the TUESDAY I The ULA Is publis lo& •• I nual ptcmc of Christ Eptscopal i - MR X WHO KNOWS per wee • . pear n .cour w . etr at- The principal food Increases \le i"' Top; Wetghl ~otcht•r,, A GET ACQUAINTED party Ohioana Cookbo<lk. II waul> , Church will be held at Krodel ! · · • He thtnks •. table should lle set torneys and chang«! thetr pleas were for milk, butter, and egg! ~I X . wtth the ktnd of doshes that to gutlty as charged and will as drought co•~itlons continued 11' neel Tuesdav evenmg at wtli be held at the Chester no fewer than 15 recipes from Park Sunday August 28th. The De ;~.lll ~ m n omght.l m the room Grade School Tuesd;~y at 1·30 ' tach co~aly. To date. M~ig!f : Rev . Charles'A Pitzer announc· l ,:~~ur ~hildren get what VOU would_. make me stand over a • be sentenced at a later date. to plague dairy farms. · uvPr the ( lty hall m Middlert~rt p. m All first grade student!! County IS wholly unrepres ot- I ed that the two pav•Jions on d , ? It' a pity they must hot smk 5 nd th t raed to ed 1 11 ' esc rve If we ha"ie guests for dmner lr-. all orgamzat 10mJI rnerhm: a e1r paren s are U a 1 • , not 8 a r late i~ 1the west s1de ol the park WI 1 forfeit an education because The dub has recl'lved its char- attend Mrs. Carl Weese, teach· The committee Is partlcul- be erect~ _for the p!cmc . Iyour hate-talk has turned them t~ere s b t I ad~irthar casual ' ' ter and IS aHJllated "'ilh the na er, will attend Refreshments ly short of recipes for meat Tl}e plcmc will begm wJth mto hlllt:rs too They're little sightk, uf all . arttes . snac s or er-movtel P Ilona I organ l:ta IlOll and IS ap- will be served by tbe PTA l wbicb is not a part of a cas- servJc:es at IL a m Games are I hellions' because· they 're whipproved b\ the medi ca l assocJa- officers. serole dish U could use more scheduled f&r the children ped up by your twisted ideas come out on paper? ~ate~. I tton. . , THE AMERICAN LEGION I for party. poach dressings Sunday School at Chnst Epts· Wtth )OU eggmg them on. What do y~u sa~~~ II a~ . All mlerestre : rsons t~tlud- ' ~~~~~~~t o~~~~yw:~!:i~ e~ P:t • .uucea and iciDglil,' Jellies, rei: j copal Church will be resumed they'll be Jose-outs and drop- :,n~~~t~alwant a dish~a:her. mg teenagers a men an .wo- at the LegiOn Hall . . isbts and pickled foods. And I on Sept II Teachers are outs who blame their failures ThiS takes less time .-PAPER wen of the area w1shmg t11 JOIO AUXlt.JARY to _Ben- ' for soups, too! Mrs. Lyn~ Durst and Mr~ . Pat- on ti OI:Jety _ as .they wait in PLATE ADVOCATE lhe group are tnvtted to attend. , 11 p t A LeY .11 1 Would you ladles accept the I ty Call, kmdergarten. Mts. Lu-, Jine for thetr relief ehecks Offwe-rs wJJI be elec.ted as soon ' ne t o~sd~erJcan gm~, : I ("hallenle? Mall recipes dl- cllle Wells, grades one and two, unl~s.s someone can change I De p p A. a~ the club has su ff1c tent mem· mee ay everung a el d M Norma Pitzer and t' d ar · · h d I 1 h post h>me at 1· 30 p m Mr; rectly to Mr~. Gerald Spitler, an rs h thetr th tnkmg m tme, an You're practical t-;JI not / 'I ~d nn r~gu ar mee mgs se e AJbert . tl.ou~h pres!d~nt is ask- Baltimore, Ohla, committee Sam Nichols, Junior h i g make them realtze that he practical enough see that _u f :mg all members to P~1 dues I chairman. If you won't do school. who throwS' mud usually stands compromise works better than ' as soon as possible. IIIa t• ma u 11 to Mrs. Helen Dale Cratg· summer semln· · ch tn ' 1 - H• a columnist's promlee of supREUNION HELil I THE MEIGS County Ridi"' lbyrs. Great Brnd, Portland, anan of Chrtst EpiScopal chur port which can tum a husA family reunton of sJstf"rs IClub will meet Tuesday even- r Obio, Me.i&s cbairma.u. i left -Sunda.y. for the :MJ~dle ]At- Dear Helen band off faster than you can ard thetr brother was held •mg August 23 at the home of • lanttc Tratmng ~enter m C ag· Any wtld and wacky ques· burn a paper plate. When you have a checking account here, the ;,·nday at the home of Mrs IJoe Young, Sr. at 7:30 p. m 3F CLUB MEETS ell. Maryland. Cra•g has taken !lions lately? Please share. Why not paper for breakfast checkbook you hold represents all the service and r·•·.ra \lurray m Mtddieport. AI·' THURsDAY I an achve part m the su mmer I HOPEFUL and lunch and a real table set·'"g the gathering wore her I ROCK SPRINGS Grange Will i Memws of the 3F Club met I program of the church. Dear Hopeful: Ung for dinner, prov)ded the safety of a leading finan~ Institution ••• a "Full ... , Mrs. George Stm•rd of meet Thursday at I p. m. Pr•·j al the Middleport park SUnday A few For example: "boss" makes It with lhe dish. I rhre, Ohto ; Mrs. Howard \ cedmg the meeting they will afternoon for a plcntc dinner. Faires Elected - towel? -H. . Servjce" bank! Slowe, Ohio; Mrs. L. A. move back into the hall vacat-1 Present were Mr. and Mra. _EI-~ President of IWLA . SALES REPORT Thill column Is dedicated to "' ' Y and her daughter, Mrs. ed fur the fair. mer Wtckham, Asa Hoskms, PT. PLEASANT Gail Fatr· Pt. Pleasaot Livestock Sales Co. , family living, so if you're hav1\lso it means great convenience for you . • . en1 "'" Putnam, Columbus: THE JOLLY BUNCH sewing Miss Ada Hoskins, Mrs. Baker : es, Viend Street, Pt. Pleasant, ~ Saturday, August 20, 1966 lng kid trouble or just plain '· am Ohlinger, Middleport, I club will meet Thursday Aug. Gordon alld suests, Mr. and I was elected president of the I HOGS - Recetpts · 175 to 220 trouble let Helen help YOU. ables you to pal bills by mail, bank by mail, and ' nd Mrs. A B. Misner of El l25 at 6 p. m. at the oo'me of Mrs. Charles Rayburn . and Izaak Walton League at a re-1 25 to 26 ·10 ' Heavres 22 to 24 ·50 ' ' She wl\1 also welcome your avoid the needless risk of carrying too much cub Monte. Calif .. and Mrs. Mur- Nora Mills and so for a cook· Freddie and Beth of Chtcago. cent m..ling. Mr. Fwes has ,Ltghts 21 to 24: Fat Sows l9 i own amusing e<periences. Add· on your person. ray's son and daughter-in-law, !out Bring table service In m. : been serving as president since ! to 21.80: Boars 15 to 17, Plbgs . ress Helen Bottel in care of • · · · · ' I . J 8 75 lo 1 5· Stock Shoats ( Y I Murra) lcast! of rain the meetmg wJII ! Mr. an d Mrs. Chares 1 1Apnl when Vitus Hartey, this newspaper. Open a checking account hlf• NOWJ of Pt Plrasanl W. Va · -d N ' I · d hd I 19 to 26. . , ' . llle held at Mtlls reSI ence. o-~ Two Girls Return restgne . I CATTLE - Heifers 18 to 21· ----, ra Mills, hostess. I Other officers elected were , ASK TO WED 16 to 18 . CanEVANGELINE Chapter, OES From Workshop , C. "Bud" Head. vice president ~~~' ;:\oc~~; ; Bulls 19_60 to PT. PLEASANT- Two coupwill host surroundllll chapters' PI' PLEASANT_ Miss Ger. and seeretary; Clatr Cheuvront,, 22 _35 ; Stock Steers 21 to 2&.!i0; ies have made applications for for the annual Friends' Ntghl l ld ' · K f d ht Mr treasurer; Chns Bauer, mem-1 St k Heifers 17 75 io 22 35 · marriage licenses m the office . A t 25 a me ee er, aug er o1 . ber hl ta T R Friar . oc . . , Cou t C1 k Th urs day everung, ugus • d M E I K f Letart s p secre ry; . . ' IStock Steer Calves 22 to 27.30; . of lhe n y er . aL_ tlte Masonic Temple in t :~d Ml~~- Mi:~ie daush: corresponding secretary ; board ' Stock Heifer Calves zo to 25.35.1 Applying w~re Delllerl Ray I Middleport. The four chapters, · 1 M nd M F nk y of dtrector., Russt!ll Newlon, , VEAL CALVES_ Tops 34.30: _Hanna, 43. Btdwell, Ohto, and Harrisonville, Racine, Pomeroy :er 0 G 1;: ar F rs. r~ave ~:I Maxie Lewis, Troy Holstem, lSeeonds 33.50; Medium 31. tO to I Reva Frances Rhodes, 34,_Gal· and Middleport, will present the t er, d ahtpo "fr erry, at!A!nd'ng Robert Rickard, Raymond Fog- 32 _50 . Common and Heavies 22 llipolis. Willie Lee Neal, 21, of program during the evening: t':.ne Wes~m~irg~7a Unlver;ity lesong, Horton Eckard and Earl to 3:!.80. 1West Co}umbia, and Dodis Jean M8mblr Fllllral Deposit lnsurlnct Corporlflon I THE MIDDLEPORT Htgh Workshop for student library as- sturgeon. LAMBS _ Tops 23.60. Decker, 18, WesttC '~olum~bl~a";;_ __;,...,...,...,....,;.,..,,.,..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'_,.., School Band Boosters Assocl3· - · --- ··~ I lion and the senior band will slstanls. 1 Pleasant Valley Ho~pltal_ I have their annual ice cream Eighty-four students attended 1 ADMITTED : Todd Stmpkms, social Thursday evening, Aug.' from Pennsylvania, Ohio, West-'! Pt. Pleasant; Charles E. Roush, 25 on the hilh school g':Ounds Virginia and Maryland. The Pt. Pleasant ; Peter Krautter, beginning at 6 p. m. The sen- representative learned haw toj Mason ; Mrs. Ted Jeffers, SUuth lor band, under the direction repair and rebind books and side; Thomas Bush. Pt. PleaR· I of the new band director, Ross make attractive displays while ant; Mrs. Freda Holley, Pt. i Frye, will present an informal at the workshop. Pleasant: Mrs. Lillian Sayre, concert throughout the evenilll. · · Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Howard 1 1 THE RIVERVIEW Garden ehapter will uslst wltb the Stewart, Kanausa. Ohio; Mrs. Club wiD meet Aug. 25 at 8 p. program. Cyrus Rhodes, racrne; Mrs. Im. at the borne of Mrs. Be>s A SPECIAL meeting of the Harry Roliff, Ravenswood: Free Delivery Larkms, with M". Edna Hall Raeine Sluthern Local AthletDISCHARGED: Wtilt am as co-hostess. lc Boostm will be bold Thurs· Flowers, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Use Your Credit 111E COMBINED Friends day at 7:30 p. m. There will be John Lolli, Pt. Pleasant; Dale Night for Harrlsonvllle, Porn- election of officer! and other Herdman, Leon ; Mrs. Clinton eroy, Racine, and Middleport Important business. Miller, Pt. Pleasant ; Teresa MiddlePOrt I cbapiers of the Order of the THE WJLYNG Workers cl""" Jean Smith, Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. , Eastern Star wiU be held on · of the Enterprise EUB Church David Lanham and son , Pt. 59 N. 2nd Ave. Thursday evening. August 25 at will meet Thursday evening at 1Pleasant. I 7:30 p. m. at the Masonic Tern- the home of Mrt. Claude Hus- BIRTH : Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Oial992-5560 -=,-======,;o_ple in Middleport. Harrisonville led. Halstead, Pt. Pleasant, a son. - f!tlln' . ~r: ,. £ r 1g~~~t If. OfferlnB w1s f22.51i. IIJ8qed .In alfahon drtiiiDtl Scllllen 111t1 :~:i:l:=~ 1AuMra. Lucllle B. Hawklu of could figure on lilY return 011 oceu eDIIIneen bellett Middleport was 1 recent dinner tile IDvestmeDI. ba1ol syiMm, -.d b. ' guest of Mr. and ldrs. Dick Now the underaeu dlvllloo of 1)111'111 whale, can be 111111 "Ev~, W ~ liP Mr. 1 ol Toledo visited recenUy with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hoi· ley. Mra. Homer Holley and Mrs. BlrtweU CUrd spent a day recently with relatives In Colum- r. I ~ I I ; T Weight tl tchers to . '""nile ' Sf )f ,JAJ. FNOAR ' :f t'apitol Comment, Events 111E SHOE BOX in MIDDLEPORT J,,.,.,.,,.,,.,="""--"""===-===•Ii=lrJ Smooth Sailing Feenc · · · io IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND! vou I I I r.,1· FLORIST Serving Pomeroy Mason City Middleport and Entire Big Bend Area , I ' 5 DUDLEY'S I DOC""Oft I I I I""' SAYS :! y":s:;, I I eoui. deprlv-J '· Willi 10 1\'0id . 111- IIOIIIflla II .. • great help "" regular boura lor retlriDJ ancl arlaJns. 'lbll II mare imporlalll then the aUJDo bel' af boura al aleep yatl tbiDk 011 aeetl. 1 HUFFY BIKE SALE Go flameless .,.. put on a~happy fa~~.. • S\IE ~ MOORE'S 124 W. MAIN ST.. POMIROY PHONE 992-2841 ... ~· a saes ,.... COL.otS SPECI•/L PRICESI . New T111ck Load of HUfFYS JUJt Arrived• lwy for School or Lay AYfOJ for Cllrlstmas. . ' .;'"' \,' ~ DeaD .w. Slmenl, ~ •.... AdvllarJ bu beea ........ of Public Affllrl ... ': OlJiO 'him ·a - hla• • AIIIIAID GIL a·REFI• • CIMMIY --- ' ., I Stmeral Named to Admorv Poaltfon . tha•...-cTR"f~ !"' .. ,..~,....._ ,_ . '. I II beea IJI)iil!detl I Ill lite Fannin lloma 'l'he moat · w811ted feature on a freeser II autOmatic aelfollafrGitfna.. lt ~limiilates messy "do-it-younelf" defi'Oitinr forever. Savee Y0\1 ·t!J!Ie for other ihinrs. A self·defrt~~tlnr eleclrlc freHer (lvel you iliOn u~bie ~~ to stock up oa thoee frozen food and meat s~iall. ~eaJill few~t trlpe _to the crocery store, too. Make your next major applianu a ..elf.cJefroetq electric freezer. ... r . bu .' I I ,.; \f ..;:>p~ ' ' ' - f -. ,,..,-t-. . . · ~ ...... ;"<·~· J'· . ,. 1)·, ' THE SEMINOLE SCJ·95 'I I bus. eer. ouly a few mlnutea DD each 'I'IMit - ~-:.• ..,.~ Mrs. Anna Buck, Hysell Run, Westlnlhoaae hal rented eul at depllrs of IJtiO feel and N eel,':':~: J1ot vislled recently with her st. the caehalot equipment for $10,· 10 through decompresaklrl • ter, Mrs. Georgia Diehl. 000 a month for two Important every dive . Mr. Olin Rife of Columbus vis- emergency joba - one at Smith . lb• Two Cbamben lied relatives over a recent Mountain Dam. Va. , lor a re- The cachalot consisll al two weekend. pair project deep under water chambers. In the Jaraer one Mr. Lawrence Smith was on the power dam'a outlet grates vers live for a we:k at a time dinner guest recently of Mr. and the other lor closing the under atmospheric and Mrs. Carl Moore. wells and recovering a huge off. simulating the pressure Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bras- shore drilling platfonn ofhurrl Gull ltm~us~l.,:en;;;d~u.;.re;;;;_w.;.h;;;lle~dli..vln;i;;;;:gi... .i.i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;o;;;;;;;;iliiliiii=-••llllt - A helicopter puts wer near , 0. (Washington well of Pennsylvania, spent Oil Corp_ wrecked by 1 · By ever to be erected by helicopter. The .is shown (left) airborne with final :::~:~t~~~!: a weekend with ber grandfath· cane In the Gulf of Mexico. It in place. Small "crow's nest" platforms which steelworkerl operated are shown. er, Mr. Vernon Howell, and Commm:IIJ Value Mra. Aiilellca Barlow exchange building. Forming a link In a Cambridge area microwave network the tower and visited her grandmother, Mrs. "This demonatrates beyond 1 radio equipment will beam long distance and between· exchanges calls. ' Howell, who III a patient in all doubt the commercial pracMelga General Hospital. ticallty of oceanograpbic proThere will be a siH\gfest at jects to enable divers to live for • Are you trying to learn the Free Methodist Church on I'm 1 Communlllt?" be a Sundsy afternoon. Aug. 21 all TWO COWS SOW rnanded. "I cerlaiDly am 2 p. m. Everyone Is welcome. Robert C. Balley, Pomeroy, CommUDIJt., Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pullins ! bas reported the sale of two And this wu hili llnal scream and ehlldren have returned to registered horned Herelord By William S. White to the commlllee: "Get out of! their home after a week's visit cows to Rowan! C. RuutU, WASHINGTON - The heat- How splendidly Intellectual, attempting to send aid, to an VIet Nun I" with friends at Manslield. ~P~om~er~oy~._ _ _ _ _ _ nik left • wing movement with Indeed, In passing end In paren-' enemy of the United States open and undenied Communist thesis, iS tha new rhetoric of Is an overt act; II Is not mere support and direction has ac- the "Intellectual" New Left- dissent. Obtttracllon of the compllshoo something It has of these leaders of the · new movement of armed force~ per. never been able to accornpllsb thought, these Incessant plead- tJOnDe1 and auppllel Ito Viet oefore. ers for the right to disagree. Nam) II an overt act; II Ia by It h'as degraded and destroy«! 1 th .... d brls f !hili no 1tretch of the Jmas!Datlon a lawful inquiry ol the Con· _n e gro.....ue e 0 mere tlluent. Orgardzed propagress of the United States eptsnde, neverthelets, II Is lin· landlzinB lor ancl IICIInl In bewhieh wao intend«! ruit to portant that some central and baU of the Comrrnmlst governquestion anybody'• "right to ·cruet a! trullrs are not lore~er men! of l'forth VIet Nam or the dissent," but only to conalder buned under all the screeching VIet Colli is not mere dissent." legjslatlon to lorbld American to whieh the country has been Fact No. 2, a1ao t.o ba racitb:ens to give ~terlal aid and subJected. . membered, III !bat asaln at the comfort to a Commnnlst ene- Fact No. 1, not to be lOot In very outset a reeanllrtg former You get smoother engine operation wfiM my In !be middle ·of a ohootlng the baylllg pseudo • martynlom member of the pro • ClriDele war in Viet Nam. Iof the lefties, III that this lnqul· O>mmtmln ProcresslVI Llbor vou use Ashland Vllel!red Geaoline. lt'a This Is the Incredible and ry was opened with the most movement, Pblllp Luce, prethe gasoline that'a \lltelized to cleeft vour lrigbtening kernel of truth In careful llrnllatlons upon Its dieted In advance precisely all the bitter chaff thrown up objectives. It Is well to .,call how the Communists and frontengine • drive ••• keep it in.tune. You in recent days before the House them now, so !bat falr-mlnded ers would destroy the hearln8. get up to 10% more milea per gallon. tool Committee on Un • American and responsll!Je people, at least, So they did, down to the last Activities. will not forset them. detail. So for SIIICIOth aliJII on the highway. That tha committee Itself was "These hearings," said the But were they, after all, real· depend on Ashland Vltalll8d Gaoline. 8alh in some instances ham-handed chainnan, Rep. Joe Pool, at ly Comrrnmlelll or only mlaled and Inept 1a undoubtedly true. the outset. "are concerned with lads? Let one of them Richard Ashland A-Plus and Ashland Regular That some of its actionlJ, and overt aclll, not mere erpr• Mark Rhodes of Btooldyn, live notably tbe rough arreot and slons of oplrilon. SendinB ald. or 1the answer. Vitalized. Fill up todty at your Good ejection from the proceedlngl Neighbor Ashland Oil Deeler'el of an attorney, Arthur Klnoy, Brief, ucit.rneat IIIII flf1rr1 were foo1Jah and extreme is •I the oonunoneal CSUIOi. also true. FIDaUy, 11 III equally Most people wbo dalm IIIey true thai the commltlee llllelf didn't aleep aU nlgltt C8D be has bad a bad record from a lbown on dose ob8ervaUon to bad past, even though Its prohave slept IOUildll moat of the cedures of recent yeara have By Wlyae G. llrtutdstadl M.D. night. Others who IIY that they been etsenUall falr and de- Most of us ha!A! to stop what- can't sleep are really fllbting cent Y . ever we are doing ancl flO to off sleep becatlfl ~ have a ~ 1m e of old was just US1 bed but, when the time cornu ~clous fear of l<11inB COD1 enough present to the 'to get np, we ~te tha~ too. acwusnesa even ~porarlly. ,_,_ tr eJe Even more, however, we bate Before you re10r1 to a1eep1ng munlsta and ,.,...,. • av rs eying Ia bed and to111nB for pOls or alcohol to help J0f1 a splendid opportunity to smear hours or what &etmlll like aleep you ahculd conaJder 11rs Its pre&l!lll, and utierly legiU· boura. We bate It so much we fact that, although these t1rup mate, purposes. rt Ia tragic, In purchase mUiioDJ of dollul can )Mil you Into 1 deep sleep. short, that Collllf1!ll approocb· worth of oleeplllg pUis eveey they are lltelJ to ptevnl tile ed a vllally necessary project, year. Everyone has trouble dreamlllg we now Jmow ai!Xm· that of makllll ~ law to get, getting to aleep at tlmeo but panleo an normal aleep even at ·lite terrible novelty of open ·not everyone reactt to this, though ill the mornln& you may subversktn In wartime In this occurrence with panic. 1have no recollection of haYing country, through this mechan· The calmer your attidute too dreaml Scleatiala have fourtd Ism. . ward an inability to fall asleep, Ural dreamlllg 11 111e restorative For this approach gave to the less harm your wakelulneu !bat a11owa you to wake up the Communlsto just tho stick 1will do you. There Is a great dlf. refreshed IDitead of IMIIDg they needed to make a bea!A!n ference between belnB drugged fD the DllftlDI moekery of clvlllzed discussion ed of aleep by belnB wakened There 11 an electric ~Jeep in a civilized parliamentary cfl. every lima you start to nod (I Inti~ thai almulalll the to mate. rt Is sad beyond measure believe II deys II the recard ter ot rain on the roof ~ that the lejulersblp of the House for Ibis) and lyinB ill bed and works well for aome j,..p,. was not able to put this gravel Jretttng because you haven't but aot lor others. Anotlw ;ssue before a committee of un. pne to sleep aa quickly u device appllo electrodes De.r ·hallengeable past lmd present Iioual. the eyes anc1 lllltiDd tJrs llfl. ;o !bat the lefties could not The causes ol IDsomDia In- A 1o1r • voltace curteDI fblll .urn Its delllleraUoiiS Into a elude high blood preaure, ralues your muaclet uti .towfill8 farce Ill which aU who overactivity ol the thyroid, ID thereby helps you to aleep. AJ. 1uestioned or disagreed with Irritable bladder IIIII aoma lhotllb few persooa realise 11, them became "finks." types of braiD disorder C8D ~!ala y011r1elf to reo fOUl' llllllola ~ . IIIII volaDlarlly IIIII tbenbf lnlure prompt aleep w111rou1 oulalde asalslance. lrr fbi ffiD this method II belt. II PRESTIGE SERVICE SAFETY I deep •I I' I by Electric Corp at safe use at depllrs of . Will)l• . !1.1 ~at- l,IGG feet ancl !bat H II!!!DI IIIII ¥ b ;, . . through ~ 1Uballlltlal rer- ly may eaable divers to put Ill ooilttltw , I • · .. enuo durlng tile put yflr wllb alm..t an ellbt..boar -lllnl ~ ilti IJI, ~ Ill cachalot sustained dlv- dey 111 tile deptlrl. -, Jill' "'-f.. ' I)'Biem, according to Larry By contrast, a acubJr diver · · ·• 111 S:mers WMtillghoua.-ocean en- a "bard hot': diver wltb 1!!!1& 1 . . .. gJn ' lasbloned eqwpment Cllll worlt: r......., end Mra. James Kaufl· Balllmont baa made a maD ""I pllfr: . WeoflnlhouH Karr. I , In Its New Deep Di~ng Jotrg:~·;f·~~IIS~S2t~ I • Society Notes YORK (UP!)ManylperJode ol watau By Bert1ut Perter bigNEW eompanfet are I)IOildlng Ullder deep «ndll'zrlp 'lb& Laurel Cliff rr":":..;:~~~ ;;~tJUII18 011 oceanographle to work at clt)lllrs al 2IID odlst Church bad an at but unW very recently fliO feet lor fotn- boun a dft.lh 110 11 Sunday School 011 110 CNIO except ~ oD CCIIIIPI!llel or IIIOre," llameti lllltL I ll Westingliodle Ctrp., .SWOIIODA P9"*' I Laurel Uiff \ · .. i "· �,' WANt -AD ............... ........ w• MADt. ..U INJ ....,.. .,_.. 1...... : CAJIC&IpAJ''_IONI COIRIC1'10111 1M _ _ _ . Wt1M t:N A. M. ,_. o.r ., 0191UI'T '*'"'tiM Pomerov Motor Co. j• 64 CHEVROLET - - - - - - - - - $1945 f• Impala 4. Dr. Sierra Gold. finish witb . apotlell ~~ m~tcb­ mg int ermr, new W.W. tueo&, VI ~o~oe, automatic tuna .• s• g . . ' ' ..............,....,,. power st.eerin&, radio & beater. Ste lb.ia tbarp ur DOW. 8ATII • ' . .. ' ~ (. . '' . ' THE WILLETS 1 · ~· Block Co. I 22 etc. HAY . Will also do baUng. Ph. CARPETS coa 111C1 life tOO caaj 1192-ml. ·a 23 be beautiful If you use Blue NEW SHASTA travel Lustre Rent electric sham. 1966 model, electric bra1kes, II pooer $1. Baker Fur•iture Co. awninl , 4SS Broadway St., a 22 etc Middleport Ph. 992-5592. ~O~RD =E=R,..-,AM==sTUTZ==·s~H.=II:--:cN = ..;1 M 50 SPORT ·~ • Otoole_..,. Te ...... Our D.....ln IIIVJCI II Hllll .ICIIT PIOPLII ' llAETTNARS II ... llwling• Hondl Sales . . ' WY 1-2151 MIDDLEPORT. OHID ' ! I lly GEORGE WONDER I Pomeroy Motor Co. ......., - "' LANDING CIW1; PEWEX .. MO MO FLAG ~ 50 YOU CAN F15Uiltl! -5HE'' EITHER RfP"CHINfSE Olt OUR PORE LI'L NEIGHBOR MUST HAVE A HUMDING!;R OF A HEADACHE-.. SERVICE WHHl · ALIGNMENT "'' ·TO hAf' TA W~AR"'HAT .1 ·-~·"1 "'<;" :! TREMENuUS TOWEL 'RCUND HIS LI'L 1-lA!D.~" j . ..... I lUKE. SERVICE I ,..; -~;, UDiATOR u;, .... •!'!!""' Steak HOUIIJI:~~~h;:;me~roy~,0~-~ CNw'1 "Nick Chick" leghorn cblcko - -- CALL DICK RAWLINGS Plione 992·2143 8 2S Sic ._., II ONI OP ntl. BOBCAT SPRINT 1 ...,.... It!:. 'i '' ·' or starttd pullell today. Mod· lF CARPETS look duD ern Poultry. Box 118, Athens, drear. remove the spoil i!EE~=E Deluxe 2 door. 156 H.P. 8 cyl. enQiDe, std .. tran11 'Spt;tt~e_ss Ohio. Ph. 59S-'1831. 8 21 6lc they appear wltll Bllll . _ ~~ ciPan interior, beautiful dark green over lite ereen fim.-;h . SELLING OUT ••Y'. •. tre Rent elt!ctric sham(IOOII' w s w like new, radio, heatt~r I. JlliDY Pthft' ext•·••· Tnll)' a 1 . DPERIINCED I SINGER SEWING MACHINE- $1 . Pick- Hardware Co., tl.11 Nr N .,,. minimum. lett. nice clean nr. e2 USED CARS LEI'T .............,. 1c. Thi1 machine equipped to a 22 etc OFIIICI WOURI ePARTS for OUTBOAAD 111 aag, make buttonho!H, · l:ai .A. M. ta f:H P. M. DIIIJ MOTORS A. M, .. Urtt .... D ~lid~ 5hOji darn , and mODOifarn. Take I'ARM AUCTION - The aodll'iT'S 10 I&IT r eBOATS & MOTORS TO PLACI A over paymenla of $5.50 per liBJled has discontinued 1111'1n· l1 ecer eTruck eHeatw ,ll. . UL I I".OgUC:I . . eBOAT PAINT OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. end , WAN'T AD month or pay balance due ing operation to assumt oth· CoN eBulldour eTOOLS $36.50. Frea home demo. er employment. He will oell f• ..JMCiNE WY 2-2156 eAny Type ,., .. S.At Call 1192·3211. a 21 6lc the following farm chattels 1J66 CONSOLE STEREO and personal property ot hil Metropolitan Motors, __.._._N _ ~tice For Rent For Sale Just taken in, lovely . residence located t miles _., Mlft Middleport, O. · Evenings and Saturd1y THERE Wll L be round and ·· , finish. Radio eqUipped w11h northeast of Racine, Ohio, ' d ' til M . 6 ROO\! HOUSE and bath, MAHOGANY drop leal table,! 4 speed automatic changer. and I'll miles North of Stale flY 2-2Ift 1 EXPERIENCED square C •,•c•ng a eF '.das-~ modern kitchen. close I o opeos to 78" Ph'. 1192-350! all· I Dual volume control. Th Ia Roult 338. 'Watch for Sale l'::;;:;:;:;:;:;:iiiiiii Forest Run Block Co. onet1e a e every r1 av d a 1 23 6tc d Tk A ) lr WHEEL from B p. m. until 12 p. schooL Ctl ner_ o! Lmcol• a~ ~ tr P~_ m. _______ _ - - I set I months ol . . a e over rrows . for The IHt In S.gmnmg on August 26 . Mas· 4th St, M•ddleporl. OhiO. ONE ''• Chartlais bull, !6, payment. of $1.25 per week Saturday, AUIUSI fl, 11166, ALJGNMEt-JT onelle Cafe, Mason . w. va . Ph. Gene Coleman, 742-58:!11 months old, 10 Holsteia heil·l or pay balance due $92.24. 12 :30 p. m. IThllrt •.fri..S•t.l Cnder & Concrete and Jtc or 99l·31%. 8 2l lite ers, call-hood vaccmated to Try 1t In your home. Call 1957 Ford Tractor &16, 8 23 All Models . I '";';'=co:~;----c --La- -·- c . · 6 ROOM bric~ duptel- wiih freshea in September. Pautl 992·3218. 8 21 6lc 1 ton Chevrolet VI ApttdH! II BRAKE SERVICE BLOCKS 1I 11 ure1 C l ill O ' ~., ••••• Truck wtth Midwest body, f I AUCTiON at At Reduced Prices School House. St. Rt . 124, ev- garage, Butternut Ave., Porn- Buckley, oo v e, . 1 30" u .~. new tires, two 12 in. plowl, J t · e . 8 • 12 Irteb Blocu bse Alignment Shop eroy 0 Ph 992-5127. 8 11 Uc ___1 23. 31 c _j used 4 months. Also I ery Friday night at 7 p. m.. . · ·• Ferguson Ne" Idea TriiiieCement II .Mortar eMetal I Phonof92.2176 W'mdowt & Doors e Door Auams Tradm~ Post and Aur- 5 ROOM apartmtnt with bath. VENETIAN blinds, all kinds.\ pony • black ond white. planter, 11'1111 Age rol'f maker, 1 !1 rramea II Olhu llaBonrJ tio.n House, Russell Wel<:b, I Pb. 992·3319. 8 I tfc Also repalrs. Dale Wippel 1192-2 788· Sabre Roto Tiller, practi<al· fonner!y Grueae: Bod7 SUpplies. oaleo manager. 8 23 tfc NICE 4 rooms and both ·uri. Supply, 215 Union Ave., 20 rr. house trailer, ideal for fy new ; 10,000 Tomato stakes, Woru I'HONI 992-2061 POMIROY ' 1 :19 30tc camping. Price $400. Phone 50 new cement blocks, ctiic KEN BarbeC'Ut~. S"urday,! furnished aportment, Middle- Pomeroy, Ohio. ROUTB 124 Sept. 3rd. 11 a. m 1111 .,.,.:, fJOrl, Ohio. Ph. 992-:lSH. LUSE WEIGHT oalely with 992-6236. I 21 3to wheel trailer, 7 ft. ~:~:\I,~A:t!S~I/I'IICUI::•~C;orp:o:ra:li:"":.., NOW REPRESINTING North ~nd Ave. and Coal St. 1 S Ue Dex·A-Diet Tablet.. Only 118c disk, !10 fl. ladder, power MEIGS COUNTY m M1ddlepori. l'olunterr Fll'e MODERN 4 room aad both furat S!ark Pharmacl':!__ll l~p kitt..nl, 1 month1 old. Set cbain sa" 2e in. bar, lidt 1 WITH FULL SIRVICI Dept. 8 23 !Ole I nished aportment. Middle· JIERVOUS? Can't sleep! Try Sherman Cundifl, upper :.u~~o:~~k ' : :1 !HI Estate_!!r!a.'!_ AUCTION. fndov· and Salur· port, 0 . Ph. 992-3874. "Sleepers.• Guarao!<ed r• I or Street, Syracuse. 0 1 111c 8 21 0.:ltV cbine, oet ol hameos Albert Jll, €ox, INlier doy, Aug. 21i-2'7 starling 10 D. 7 2t Ue tull or money back. n Y · 1 bridle, 5 oho•el cultivator HIII'J flleiiiiCI, s.Inmaa ST.. ~ miles noll h of Bever 6 ROOM HOUSE and b ath, _!'._Stark Pbarnuu:y. I II .121~ 14 BEDROOM home in Middle- new hot house widow ••• 11 1011 ly, 0., Rt 76. N Antiques, , base•Mnt. furnace, 304 Syca- . DON'Tpumpyoursluggisboep- port, to school. Set two hot bouse stoves, IatJDCI. Ilv...... IIIIIZIII er • • colleclors 1tems. mdudmg I more St.. M•ddlefJOrl, Ohio. tic tank. Get Klean·Em • All 301 Hamilton St. ry stove, hand toola, push 1 is Sk /urmture. glass. i<'lei>IKHJPS, Eloda Webb. a 21 If< Septic T..k Clealler. Land- 1192-5324. plow. -Chill ef loulhero OhJ. Funds lor emergeocy -••r ox yoks, lamps , <locks, . _- ·-~ -~ mark Farm Bureau, PomeOLD 12 A Salel vatlon measuret bavt beer 11 round lables. many limes not 5 ROOM furmshed house Ph. roy, 0. 1 10 IDle lo •~ 1•• •·at carpel HOUSEH - tx ___..:...:uto~:_:__:____ BOB E. BYER made available In Meigs Coun· llstl'd. Kenneth and Chloe 992-5554. I ~I lie ·~ e•er ~ used or rug and pad, Norge gsa stove 121 l'olrlone Dr. Mlddlopoot .. ·~ - - BUDGET PRl~D ~~ ~--•••w~,... ••· you""have range, A(ll!ll washer, Leoll- IMT DODGE pleltup t<uelt ~~L,.,,...,...,...,...,......,...,.,;,,..I! ty to belp tw<lfCODlO the damag• Welsch, owners. Goddard, i fHREE and tour room fur our tllird Door budget lbop. money b.Ck. Electric ard refrigerator, oak food shape, price $12S. to famrlatlds atld conservation auctioneer nished apartments. All utili· Baker F11111lture, M!ddle(ICII"I pooer rental $1. I It 101 t pc., Welsh, Lone Bottom, 0. lnslallations caused by drough 8 23 Jtc _ __ _ beo paid. Phone WY 2-27'18. Ohio. 11 12 1ft Hardwara, Pomeroy, Ohio. utility ••binel, magazine 1 :13 5W durlng June ond July. 1, Harry A. ~llller, will 101 bt Rowley and Reed. IIIIer 6 BEANS t toes tomatoel a 19 ole ond tables, round eoffto Wa~• Cbaoe, Cha'- Ag 348 res~nsiblt [or •ny debO. p. ID; can .I'Y 1-3574. 4 I lie and melo••· • po a Clarence : p ro.f UNBEATABLE - 1116a .. • me tal wa rd ro·CHEVROLET, uu-, ~ ..., d..k• 11511 ruDI good aad Ioou Cll.flOOd. rlcuitunl Stabillzatlol .... -Con made by any person other lilt, Port!atld, Q. Pb. 143-2204. Stall llereo, n1dio bedroom tulle I pc., ae<at-1 Ph. 843-264!0, $3110. a \T ltc servatloo Countp Committee llwt myseU. Harry A. Miller THREE and lour room !Urnlsl> a 11 tfc t!ol, 4 speed outomatic lonol cbair, lamp, 21 in. said an aUocaUoo of $10,000 ha: --====·-~-l-61~pl ed and unfurnished oplll'l- ONE GAS heater, 15,olio- iiru ... nice walnut tinisb, fth tv, tilt baclr chair, kllclboal been made"' the CIUI!y ~ _. • ment.. WY ...li43t 12 life $10; heater, :IO,OIMI BTU, $25; (aslant 01 radio. Takt oablnel, &lass Mason i~~,:: J iiiinfit>LE~Viii.TiiiD~-.a: shars witb farmtrl the oost 01 fOUR ROOM !ID'Dilhed opaJ1. Wringer type washer, Moy· peymenb of $6.7.6 per miscellaneolll Itoms not bead, crickets, spiders " otb· WASHINGTON (UP!) -Pia· the IIOCe1JsQy restoration work. meaL wv 2-3651. 14 !lc lag, $45; PhoM or pay balanca due $91.0f. od. er '-111 wtil lti'DI•t gued by urban rot and ghetto Cost-sharinK a!ISistance Is au· EFFICIENCY apartmeaL-~P li: a II 4tc II ill , _ homo. Ph. A•ctlo-. Nolo• 'nllt tide your homo where violence. thehe nledatiOI'I c!lllel thorized for reaeedlnt penna· ---8 17 ftc inery II lD A·1 Pro'-~ home today asked t eral govel'll· nent vegetative cover. I Will Be Out 992-2283 or 1ea at fOB Spriac Y!VE- ROOM !Jouse, garage oad conditioll and baa been warm. _, your ment lor $113 bllfion to finance · Ave., Pomeroy, 0. 117 lie outbuilding 1 acres of ground TWO SADDLE bones, 0 01 iced regularly. This 65 from llleu ~~With ARAB, "the ftblrtb of lite American Use o1 the .fwuls will be Ilmlt Of My Office CAMPING trailer, sleeps alx. stoker coat' furnace, $31100. Ph. hall Arabiaa, botb ore ,.. fann 11 for oalt. Nice anllable II ~ city" by 1976, the counld.• 's ed to meii9UI'es whlcb .U 1M Sund•y, Aug. 21st Will rent by day or weok. Ph. 19~5105. I If lip tle, oaddlea and bridleo. house with bath, basement, lupply Co., Middleport. 2001h birthday. completed in tlme to pruvlck --~· - - . -- - Also somt good broken po• I 11 Ue be 992-5522. SINGER SEWING MACffiliiE;- ies up to 54 .., Paul 0 r r. garage and barn- some The tO-year program was substantial conservatilll De· thru Sun., Aug. 28 ---.,,---' %7 Uc This maehme eqmpped to z1g Ph. 94g.3192, ftp ber priced to 1elL Immod· "UCTIONEER proposed by Detroit Mayor fits during the. remalader Dl 1 17 MODERN 2 bedroom home, ug make buttonholes, darl . iate poosession - see owner. .. Jerome P. Cavanagh, speaking Ibis ~··ar. Pomeroy , O. Ph. 1192-290S day and' mooogram. Takt o•er M SHASTA, II fl. trailer, cab Not responsiblt for COMPLETE SALES president of both Publie Law 86-SI euthorl1ef ' or 992·3702 ••eninga. paymenll of ~.SO per mootb over, hitch, electric brakea, OWNER: Russell Gibbs. MANAGEMENT League ol the Cities Wanted 1 :U 111: or pay balance due ~.51. toilet, awning atld net, $!,400. Bradford Auction Company, • ..._ Phene or Cantod the U.S. Conference the Secretary ol Agriculture to Free bama demo. Ph. 1m- Uonel Boggs, M-38!12. A.C. Bradford, m..agor: C.C. JIM CARNAHAN He outlined the plaa designate disaster area.s and lo t Wanted To Buy 3%18. a 17 lie I 17 lie Bradford, Auctioneer ·, If yrs. · IACINI. OHIO statement prepared allocate luods lor •mOJ"Iency hearings I conse"ation measures to fe. IANTIQUES, Flll'lliture, marble experience subcommittee teed oo federal urban aid. store land damaged by natural top tables, dishes, cut glass, I auaran · 1M bealilll. "We have made 8 oaUonal disasters. Emergeacy conser... · RHI t:st•te For Sale Ollio. lod yaar HWer trouble. eommltmeot to get 1 man 01 lion assistance is iD addld011 to miscellaneous items. L e e BOY or GIRL Rudisill, liM! Legioo Terrace, AOIIOM ._.,...._ l8.8. Alr. wo bave aU tfaa- macl> the moon by 1970 ,.. Cavang the regular Agrlcultllral Con8er In Rutlond To 1 Pomeroy, Ohio. I 1t 30tp L Geme «• I ROOMS ond bath, I lnet. flouonablt rata CaU said. "We reordered vation Program, .,.d can be plo.)'O'l ..__ :lii.Bo<cza: near new hlgbway, io ..., ...... •....hi. d ·1 bl •· 'd f E•rn Money 1nd Prizet For Sale or Rent ....,.. ...-Y •• • • .,...,., -. • _.. national priorltit! and set asi<k rna • ava1 a • w at armer• Delivering The Doily 1 7450 992 · .. boo " t '· sec~e a. ....; bury· Ph. · · .. I II flO bilfion. we made a anywhere In th' Ualtod States Sentlnollo esloblishtd 5 ROOM house and bath. Also I.J5. Tbta _,.. lllrrtONBI:II to have a national when lands are damaged by Da· Routt I pigs lor sale. Ph. 992-IIMf. ,:::•" Interstate highway system tural disasters . 11 pHis.nlel j -~ ~-I 21 8tc 12. Rub out 7. c -..., Critl llndflird by 1971. We ael aside Under ACP, the Federal Gev· CALL WY2-2156 BRAND oew 2 bed1110m all 11. :;:;: ~ :;::... ILlPOMEJ(QY _ good boy _ Ilia . _ r- • CH1alll ernment shares the cost ot con ;,...,...,...,...,....,..,....,..,..,...· modero home. Velma G. Zu• M. carry ::;story frame, 6 rooms, 2 batho, l. (;. BlllDPURD "We must make a aimilar servation needed to assure, II pan. Pb. 773~750. a 10 151j! I 11. so.p. ....,. 11. Donoono: ' kllcben eabiull, baaemet~l, Ba ern, 01t1t and oel asida at tbe public iaterell, the wla< MIDDLE AGED LADY lo live as. Arclllo ..wly painted inside and out, I least as much money to see use, protection, and improve in. do housework , laundry S•l• or Tr1de ._ ;:"" f>l :,....::_ :115.11',_ rt carpetlnc ilcluded. Ma, ba lbat lite rebirth of our cities Ia ment of soU and water resourc and assist with care of inval· $3 lot E QUITY - and $5 000 .,:.:: a.~:a ;:;:r,~-;'" 38. Oboerl.. lin8Rced $6,000. ond accomplished." on farmlands. id. Ph. 992·3666 IM:tweeo t and home, located in Camp Fer· !1. 11>" 11 1 lena! -. 41. J'oot dl«<l IIIDDLEPORT _ Good locoA spokesman lor the Natlo"al Further information abou G only lor apjJOmtment for de, Arizona. Ph. IH!I-2828 be- :: :.-::' llird 10. G 1... 41 u _ , lion _ 1 alory frame, 5 of Citiet told UPI conservatl.on program asslstano• 13 mt<rview. Do not apply un- tw... 6. a p m 8 17 6le ..,. ~,.. • , 1.. ~f's ., I• oooml 12 bedrooms), bath, iadicate such a to- may be obtained from lite ASC! 1' 1a V/ -~r,·e•ced. lll&tc ' · ·~-• " • • :· .,...._,. I m1ght cos t •• mucb ....ty office, "'•~sl n,. - ~ v,-: ••rage. plastered w a 111, ......... pan ___l_nsurance ............, I' f0 I" very little yard to cut, troat. vii». aU IILIUI. . WY WZM. $140 billloa. ~~;;;;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; GET A quotatioo from REUI" ~If' and aide porch. $5,000. 1 'lbt F1brk: &bop. Pontelo' Considering New York Mayor Super Premium Quality WANTED I TER INSURANCE AGENCY 211. ~1--+--lr.:'*":+~ CARPENTER - Lttrgo bomt Aalborlzed 11111er Sala V. Lindsay's request. for 28 1 ,. ~I"' in good eondltion, 2 story : lerotce. tie his city, even $140 billion I INC. belore renewiRI your 31· J'ael TO BUY : auto insurance. We may be u. ::!"::i.., ., I'- ~1 ,. I•• frame, 11 rooms, bath, fuU ' JIBADY·Mix coocrete- deU.,... wouldn't be too much. Lindsay 1 ~ LAND- Any Siq able to save you money. ._,.._ ~ basemeot, rarage, drilled ed rf&bt to your project. Fat! told the S.naU, paRe! Monday 1 2 lie 1'1. Tl'oO weD with 1 new Meyera wat- ud eaay. Free estlmatao. that $50 billion l)'as needed over With or Without Bldgs. Sond Full AUTOMOBILE insuraoco beelt -Dra~---·~ ~ er system, oew 50 gaiiOI bot , Phono t9W2M, Goeglela the next decade to turn the c8RceUed? Loet yiW' operat- -water tank, may be !ilaaced! Reaoty-Mis Co., Middleport., aalioo's largest elly IIIIo a Description for 126 18 or's license? Call WY t-2!1M. $5,000. • Oblo. I 30 lit "lboroughly liveable a•d e<cltDecorator Colors prompt reply to: ,_ ~ iDg place" a J.t 111: . _ _ I"' f0 JU [>+I" FARM , 2 miles off RL 7 in liR CONDmONING Rerrtgero Subco~illfe Chairman Box 668-G c/o Doily Sentinel "- Di • t I"" l'h lA Story's RWI. Set Mrs. Ed- aUla ter9lce. Jack't Refri8A Riblcofl 1>-Cotm For Sele ~=m 10 ward Ebershach, 106 Wrlght alloo, New H10a Pbtme ond Se Robert F ' Pomeroy, 0. 1.. St., Pomeroy, 0 ., or pho• TU N537. t I N y n.termed .the 1!165 TROTWOOD Camping I <&.June-bop I"" 1192-2915. • lJ lltp ~u~llo• unrealiallc. Lecuot ... MlddhJIId WANTED - Wort for buUdoo- trailer. 16 fl. with 3 fl. cab : ••• I'" self GAYNEU. WISE fii'IPOI"IJ oa Doso1 Bottle Gas. just Isn't lltal kind of money WY S.2SII er. Ph. 99Z-22111. I I 30te over, sleeps 1. fully ~~~--z+.-+-1---i.:~,.,. - - - ---. contained llxlO nylon screen, L ~.:! ~ rts Bufti!AUI Ave. Pb. llrotben, 811 I. - MilD Help Wanted Cabanna roorr.. t t ec t r l c 1~ •.., liM. ' 7 :11:1 tic Pomeroy. • :11:1 brakes, a<le hitch, bougbt FULL TIME cook and waitress. J)AIL1" OKD'!'OQUOI'II: - lien'• .._ a. werlr; 1&1 · IAif TIIMI. •• Inquire at Christy Ann Ret- new . usl'd 3 limes. Sell for .t.Xl'•L•.t..t.X• II LGXeFII:LL011' tauranl. Middleport, 0 . Hro . $1550. Ph. 992-S(I23. a It 6tc OMietl«_ply _ _ _ _ Ia _ _,...t.to.2-4 p. m. or 11-1 p. m. 11 Cnfl ,., wanl tar nu·.. c.. MCUHH lnurtl.... • ,_ c ...t DIH•unt •11 tNIII . . aiMI . . pat• wlthlfl It IAitD OP TN&NKI & OIITUAIUII '" • ----~~~~~~~~~~ ~-=~F~or~~·-·~~~~=·=·========·==·~::t=:':=::::~~=·========~ HONDA ~ ... -...,;;:•.::' ::;~. ';;'~":.,.,~""' ~~""' .. IAIMLOEYTORDCY4YIDClESSON Jiooer $1. Pomeroy Cement I 1 :11 4tc .r,:. Wts & 'SERVICE 64 CHEVELLE ---------$1495 • C• I ..... W•N ••• lnterttelo .......,. Cher.. •• nntl ' .. •' FOR A "job weD doae" feel· CANNING tomatoes, $1.110' . alo• .. INFORMAriON I P. & II ,1 ',,, .• ' ' ;I Get EXtra C,ash The Want Ad Way 8:U.:si.J.1ess· ·. .· !ervices .. r e ,,. ____ t• 'I 1- ;,:.·.._.-''-,;..,.:__...c.,,.._,_;-....,----~--:"----------- _ __,.,,- - · - - - 1-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·J.Ilddleport, 0., Ave. 23, 1881 . ~ ":; r."' -. ·• ' I •. t ,. ! 4. J " ·~: ·' t ' till H GOBLE FORD BlaeHnars m. I ··-·· BIG BEND TRAILER SAW •• Bv HOWIE SCHNEIDER Itl &'Tilf \IJD1'.LDS FIRSi STilL IIJATE.R 1\IE' TRICK I> To BE OIJ GASULINI! ALLEY THE' ALERT FOR 11-lOSe: ~IJEAKV RIPPLES CHAMP/ ... and Wilmer wi II J drive Effie homf to Hickory t;ap. ,....... $10,000Set Aside for ==========:II n;.:: __ THE BORN LDSE'l Restoration ~~.J ETLI NER, WI~ 62 PASSENGERS ABOARD, CRASHED ON PINE TOP I' RIDGE-" c.·t•"es Ask $113 B"lli I on For Reb•Irth 1 NOTIa 1192-3442. ,_ By MERRILL BLOSSER ,.-----~- I SAT ON A ROCK THAT TuRNED our M lOBE A POROJPINE' 0~' LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY • wrev-~..,. "'')"' £VErN' -A2 I Dr. Ray R. Pitkens R'm~c£, PESOUI?CE NM -1'( • Us£ 0 TO Flf'tD ~AT r>Ec:Ru 1 ""' eunw uPI « fS\M'tO r, C.t--IICF I ' 'iiiiiiiiiiiii•••-.,-.....iiiiiiiiiiiiiii""'\_______:__ ··WANTE D 0 All Y CR0 SSW0 RD . I ·•·=• :"" •- a.....-. - a C.lt/11 {lr..J.. !:::,C; 8 ·23 PEANUT!I By SCHULZ es UJVE BASEBML! (tL 'Tiil$ Kl0'5'TfAM,AAD flOW l"O WIN!! ' :a.!::' c..at...,..... By BRANNEil COCHRAN PAINTS &: "- ·f • ;'·· . ARE. ' ~ 0: OIASH-~'dHCAh-RD• _ ..,. ['iift-l?;fi-f-HH 1111 IJaround.~~"~Rib~Icoff~=IIBkt~-· !:=======~ r 1192- .:oR SALE I 8 23 31p MALE HELP , betweew ages 'l1 aad 35, cl~an , aP.at appear· once of good character. Day or night shill IVailable. Apply In person 11 Burger Boy, 23 W. Unioa, Alheoo, 0. bet,...., boura of I and $ p.m. I I 30te ·· - --·- For Rent Save at Landmark You alwaya save mort oa Uoico Appliance& S.tter prices than ever o~ Freezers. Refrigeraton. W•· ther·Dryer Pain, El~. RanN and Alr-Condltionera. 5 cu. ft . Chtot FRIIZER - - - 1195 f ~ • POMEROY 992-2181 "'J'UR="'N"' ts"' HED 5 ·-r-oo-m- op-a-rt· mont. lsi floor. Ph. 992-41135. '' • 211 South fifth Ave., Middle'· .._ ..... purl, U. I Z3 Uc I'' - - - - . ; . ,_ __. . ... lheU.....L'o, Xfarlhe-O'o,ek. - - tropb.ies, tile Jeqtil Mill toll • .._ of tate wonll are &11 hmta. Jll,eh da~ the oode 1ettelw Me.,.._ CGHDBHJAKK PHDD EX.t.VB BK11'8CX 11:11'JCGAK F.t.~A WQB Wa CJXA.-JCN't'B.A.XXAY~.t. Y..._.J'• 67£ '1 t lll I a;•VB ~ '1'0 THII OOJtr. CLUSIOK THAT 1UliJWUl OOfiiiUIOl TOO JIUCH YOOil. ...n:lliiii:Y IIM!TII ...... Dw - - - II '• lloe.J One Four Bedroom HouH with 2\4 laths Finished Third Yloor · Floort and Trim of .Moln Hou11 Oak l'ull Size Baorement Two Car Garaee With Finished Room Over head Ga1 FurDJice Heat · Property in Bscellent Condition · Terms Mly 1e Arr...... by RHpltlllltle PartlH l-ocation 149 South 3nl Ave., MIM'-frort, Ohio Shown by Appltlntment Only Call•rS. . DAVID C. Mli..LIIt . ........ 992-5191 Ml~eport, Ohle w. """"' ...... - ~_,-, ____ .;..:. .. . l[ ., '· ~''.:~. ~~ .: -. ~~ ~ ... + ' .· •• •l.. �,' WANt -AD ............... ........ w• MADt. ..U INJ ....,.. .,_.. 1...... : CAJIC&IpAJ''_IONI COIRIC1'10111 1M _ _ _ . Wt1M t:N A. M. ,_. o.r ., 0191UI'T '*'"'tiM Pomerov Motor Co. j• 64 CHEVROLET - - - - - - - - - $1945 f• Impala 4. Dr. Sierra Gold. finish witb . apotlell ~~ m~tcb­ mg int ermr, new W.W. tueo&, VI ~o~oe, automatic tuna .• s• g . . ' ' ..............,....,,. power st.eerin&, radio & beater. Ste lb.ia tbarp ur DOW. 8ATII • ' . .. ' ~ (. . '' . ' THE WILLETS 1 · ~· Block Co. I 22 etc. HAY . Will also do baUng. Ph. CARPETS coa 111C1 life tOO caaj 1192-ml. ·a 23 be beautiful If you use Blue NEW SHASTA travel Lustre Rent electric sham. 1966 model, electric bra1kes, II pooer $1. Baker Fur•iture Co. awninl , 4SS Broadway St., a 22 etc Middleport Ph. 992-5592. ~O~RD =E=R,..-,AM==sTUTZ==·s~H.=II:--:cN = ..;1 M 50 SPORT ·~ • Otoole_..,. Te ...... Our D.....ln IIIVJCI II Hllll .ICIIT PIOPLII ' llAETTNARS II ... llwling• Hondl Sales . . ' WY 1-2151 MIDDLEPORT. OHID ' ! I lly GEORGE WONDER I Pomeroy Motor Co. ......., - "' LANDING CIW1; PEWEX .. MO MO FLAG ~ 50 YOU CAN F15Uiltl! -5HE'' EITHER RfP"CHINfSE Olt OUR PORE LI'L NEIGHBOR MUST HAVE A HUMDING!;R OF A HEADACHE-.. SERVICE WHHl · ALIGNMENT "'' ·TO hAf' TA W~AR"'HAT .1 ·-~·"1 "'<;" :! TREMENuUS TOWEL 'RCUND HIS LI'L 1-lA!D.~" j . ..... I lUKE. SERVICE I ,..; -~;, UDiATOR u;, .... •!'!!""' Steak HOUIIJI:~~~h;:;me~roy~,0~-~ CNw'1 "Nick Chick" leghorn cblcko - -- CALL DICK RAWLINGS Plione 992·2143 8 2S Sic ._., II ONI OP ntl. BOBCAT SPRINT 1 ...,.... It!:. 'i '' ·' or starttd pullell today. Mod· lF CARPETS look duD ern Poultry. Box 118, Athens, drear. remove the spoil i!EE~=E Deluxe 2 door. 156 H.P. 8 cyl. enQiDe, std .. tran11 'Spt;tt~e_ss Ohio. Ph. 59S-'1831. 8 21 6lc they appear wltll Bllll . _ ~~ ciPan interior, beautiful dark green over lite ereen fim.-;h . SELLING OUT ••Y'. •. tre Rent elt!ctric sham(IOOII' w s w like new, radio, heatt~r I. JlliDY Pthft' ext•·••· Tnll)' a 1 . DPERIINCED I SINGER SEWING MACHINE- $1 . Pick- Hardware Co., tl.11 Nr N .,,. minimum. lett. nice clean nr. e2 USED CARS LEI'T .............,. 1c. Thi1 machine equipped to a 22 etc OFIIICI WOURI ePARTS for OUTBOAAD 111 aag, make buttonho!H, · l:ai .A. M. ta f:H P. M. DIIIJ MOTORS A. M, .. Urtt .... D ~lid~ 5hOji darn , and mODOifarn. Take I'ARM AUCTION - The aodll'iT'S 10 I&IT r eBOATS & MOTORS TO PLACI A over paymenla of $5.50 per liBJled has discontinued 1111'1n· l1 ecer eTruck eHeatw ,ll. . UL I I".OgUC:I . . eBOAT PAINT OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. end , WAN'T AD month or pay balance due ing operation to assumt oth· CoN eBulldour eTOOLS $36.50. Frea home demo. er employment. He will oell f• ..JMCiNE WY 2-2156 eAny Type ,., .. S.At Call 1192·3211. a 21 6lc the following farm chattels 1J66 CONSOLE STEREO and personal property ot hil Metropolitan Motors, __.._._N _ ~tice For Rent For Sale Just taken in, lovely . residence located t miles _., Mlft Middleport, O. · Evenings and Saturd1y THERE Wll L be round and ·· , finish. Radio eqUipped w11h northeast of Racine, Ohio, ' d ' til M . 6 ROO\! HOUSE and bath, MAHOGANY drop leal table,! 4 speed automatic changer. and I'll miles North of Stale flY 2-2Ift 1 EXPERIENCED square C •,•c•ng a eF '.das-~ modern kitchen. close I o opeos to 78" Ph'. 1192-350! all· I Dual volume control. Th Ia Roult 338. 'Watch for Sale l'::;;:;:;:;:;:;:iiiiiii Forest Run Block Co. onet1e a e every r1 av d a 1 23 6tc d Tk A ) lr WHEEL from B p. m. until 12 p. schooL Ctl ner_ o! Lmcol• a~ ~ tr P~_ m. _______ _ - - I set I months ol . . a e over rrows . for The IHt In S.gmnmg on August 26 . Mas· 4th St, M•ddleporl. OhiO. ONE ''• Chartlais bull, !6, payment. of $1.25 per week Saturday, AUIUSI fl, 11166, ALJGNMEt-JT onelle Cafe, Mason . w. va . Ph. Gene Coleman, 742-58:!11 months old, 10 Holsteia heil·l or pay balance due $92.24. 12 :30 p. m. IThllrt •.fri..S•t.l Cnder & Concrete and Jtc or 99l·31%. 8 2l lite ers, call-hood vaccmated to Try 1t In your home. Call 1957 Ford Tractor &16, 8 23 All Models . I '";';'=co:~;----c --La- -·- c . · 6 ROOM bric~ duptel- wiih freshea in September. Pautl 992·3218. 8 21 6lc 1 ton Chevrolet VI ApttdH! II BRAKE SERVICE BLOCKS 1I 11 ure1 C l ill O ' ~., ••••• Truck wtth Midwest body, f I AUCTiON at At Reduced Prices School House. St. Rt . 124, ev- garage, Butternut Ave., Porn- Buckley, oo v e, . 1 30" u .~. new tires, two 12 in. plowl, J t · e . 8 • 12 Irteb Blocu bse Alignment Shop eroy 0 Ph 992-5127. 8 11 Uc ___1 23. 31 c _j used 4 months. Also I ery Friday night at 7 p. m.. . · ·• Ferguson Ne" Idea TriiiieCement II .Mortar eMetal I Phonof92.2176 W'mdowt & Doors e Door Auams Tradm~ Post and Aur- 5 ROOM apartmtnt with bath. VENETIAN blinds, all kinds.\ pony • black ond white. planter, 11'1111 Age rol'f maker, 1 !1 rramea II Olhu llaBonrJ tio.n House, Russell Wel<:b, I Pb. 992·3319. 8 I tfc Also repalrs. Dale Wippel 1192-2 788· Sabre Roto Tiller, practi<al· fonner!y Grueae: Bod7 SUpplies. oaleo manager. 8 23 tfc NICE 4 rooms and both ·uri. Supply, 215 Union Ave., 20 rr. house trailer, ideal for fy new ; 10,000 Tomato stakes, Woru I'HONI 992-2061 POMIROY ' 1 :19 30tc camping. Price $400. Phone 50 new cement blocks, ctiic KEN BarbeC'Ut~. S"urday,! furnished aportment, Middle- Pomeroy, Ohio. ROUTB 124 Sept. 3rd. 11 a. m 1111 .,.,.:, fJOrl, Ohio. Ph. 992-:lSH. LUSE WEIGHT oalely with 992-6236. I 21 3to wheel trailer, 7 ft. ~:~:\I,~A:t!S~I/I'IICUI::•~C;orp:o:ra:li:"":.., NOW REPRESINTING North ~nd Ave. and Coal St. 1 S Ue Dex·A-Diet Tablet.. Only 118c disk, !10 fl. ladder, power MEIGS COUNTY m M1ddlepori. l'olunterr Fll'e MODERN 4 room aad both furat S!ark Pharmacl':!__ll l~p kitt..nl, 1 month1 old. Set cbain sa" 2e in. bar, lidt 1 WITH FULL SIRVICI Dept. 8 23 !Ole I nished aportment. Middle· JIERVOUS? Can't sleep! Try Sherman Cundifl, upper :.u~~o:~~k ' : :1 !HI Estate_!!r!a.'!_ AUCTION. fndov· and Salur· port, 0 . Ph. 992-3874. "Sleepers.• Guarao!<ed r• I or Street, Syracuse. 0 1 111c 8 21 0.:ltV cbine, oet ol hameos Albert Jll, €ox, INlier doy, Aug. 21i-2'7 starling 10 D. 7 2t Ue tull or money back. n Y · 1 bridle, 5 oho•el cultivator HIII'J flleiiiiCI, s.Inmaa ST.. ~ miles noll h of Bever 6 ROOM HOUSE and b ath, _!'._Stark Pbarnuu:y. I II .121~ 14 BEDROOM home in Middle- new hot house widow ••• 11 1011 ly, 0., Rt 76. N Antiques, , base•Mnt. furnace, 304 Syca- . DON'Tpumpyoursluggisboep- port, to school. Set two hot bouse stoves, IatJDCI. Ilv...... IIIIIZIII er • • colleclors 1tems. mdudmg I more St.. M•ddlefJOrl, Ohio. tic tank. Get Klean·Em • All 301 Hamilton St. ry stove, hand toola, push 1 is Sk /urmture. glass. i<'lei>IKHJPS, Eloda Webb. a 21 If< Septic T..k Clealler. Land- 1192-5324. plow. -Chill ef loulhero OhJ. Funds lor emergeocy -••r ox yoks, lamps , <locks, . _- ·-~ -~ mark Farm Bureau, PomeOLD 12 A Salel vatlon measuret bavt beer 11 round lables. many limes not 5 ROOM furmshed house Ph. roy, 0. 1 10 IDle lo •~ 1•• •·at carpel HOUSEH - tx ___..:...:uto~:_:__:____ BOB E. BYER made available In Meigs Coun· llstl'd. Kenneth and Chloe 992-5554. I ~I lie ·~ e•er ~ used or rug and pad, Norge gsa stove 121 l'olrlone Dr. Mlddlopoot .. ·~ - - BUDGET PRl~D ~~ ~--•••w~,... ••· you""have range, A(ll!ll washer, Leoll- IMT DODGE pleltup t<uelt ~~L,.,,...,...,...,...,......,...,.,;,,..I! ty to belp tw<lfCODlO the damag• Welsch, owners. Goddard, i fHREE and tour room fur our tllird Door budget lbop. money b.Ck. Electric ard refrigerator, oak food shape, price $12S. to famrlatlds atld conservation auctioneer nished apartments. All utili· Baker F11111lture, M!ddle(ICII"I pooer rental $1. I It 101 t pc., Welsh, Lone Bottom, 0. lnslallations caused by drough 8 23 Jtc _ __ _ beo paid. Phone WY 2-27'18. Ohio. 11 12 1ft Hardwara, Pomeroy, Ohio. utility ••binel, magazine 1 :13 5W durlng June ond July. 1, Harry A. ~llller, will 101 bt Rowley and Reed. IIIIer 6 BEANS t toes tomatoel a 19 ole ond tables, round eoffto Wa~• Cbaoe, Cha'- Ag 348 res~nsiblt [or •ny debO. p. ID; can .I'Y 1-3574. 4 I lie and melo••· • po a Clarence : p ro.f UNBEATABLE - 1116a .. • me tal wa rd ro·CHEVROLET, uu-, ~ ..., d..k• 11511 ruDI good aad Ioou Cll.flOOd. rlcuitunl Stabillzatlol .... -Con made by any person other lilt, Port!atld, Q. Pb. 143-2204. Stall llereo, n1dio bedroom tulle I pc., ae<at-1 Ph. 843-264!0, $3110. a \T ltc servatloo Countp Committee llwt myseU. Harry A. Miller THREE and lour room !Urnlsl> a 11 tfc t!ol, 4 speed outomatic lonol cbair, lamp, 21 in. said an aUocaUoo of $10,000 ha: --====·-~-l-61~pl ed and unfurnished oplll'l- ONE GAS heater, 15,olio- iiru ... nice walnut tinisb, fth tv, tilt baclr chair, kllclboal been made"' the CIUI!y ~ _. • ment.. WY ...li43t 12 life $10; heater, :IO,OIMI BTU, $25; (aslant 01 radio. Takt oablnel, &lass Mason i~~,:: J iiiinfit>LE~Viii.TiiiD~-.a: shars witb farmtrl the oost 01 fOUR ROOM !ID'Dilhed opaJ1. Wringer type washer, Moy· peymenb of $6.7.6 per miscellaneolll Itoms not bead, crickets, spiders " otb· WASHINGTON (UP!) -Pia· the IIOCe1JsQy restoration work. meaL wv 2-3651. 14 !lc lag, $45; PhoM or pay balanca due $91.0f. od. er '-111 wtil lti'DI•t gued by urban rot and ghetto Cost-sharinK a!ISistance Is au· EFFICIENCY apartmeaL-~P li: a II 4tc II ill , _ homo. Ph. A•ctlo-. Nolo• 'nllt tide your homo where violence. thehe nledatiOI'I c!lllel thorized for reaeedlnt penna· ---8 17 ftc inery II lD A·1 Pro'-~ home today asked t eral govel'll· nent vegetative cover. I Will Be Out 992-2283 or 1ea at fOB Spriac Y!VE- ROOM !Jouse, garage oad conditioll and baa been warm. _, your ment lor $113 bllfion to finance · Ave., Pomeroy, 0. 117 lie outbuilding 1 acres of ground TWO SADDLE bones, 0 01 iced regularly. This 65 from llleu ~~With ARAB, "the ftblrtb of lite American Use o1 the .fwuls will be Ilmlt Of My Office CAMPING trailer, sleeps alx. stoker coat' furnace, $31100. Ph. hall Arabiaa, botb ore ,.. fann 11 for oalt. Nice anllable II ~ city" by 1976, the counld.• 's ed to meii9UI'es whlcb .U 1M Sund•y, Aug. 21st Will rent by day or weok. Ph. 19~5105. I If lip tle, oaddlea and bridleo. house with bath, basement, lupply Co., Middleport. 2001h birthday. completed in tlme to pruvlck --~· - - . -- - Also somt good broken po• I 11 Ue be 992-5522. SINGER SEWING MACffiliiE;- ies up to 54 .., Paul 0 r r. garage and barn- some The tO-year program was substantial conservatilll De· thru Sun., Aug. 28 ---.,,---' %7 Uc This maehme eqmpped to z1g Ph. 94g.3192, ftp ber priced to 1elL Immod· "UCTIONEER proposed by Detroit Mayor fits during the. remalader Dl 1 17 MODERN 2 bedroom home, ug make buttonholes, darl . iate poosession - see owner. .. Jerome P. Cavanagh, speaking Ibis ~··ar. Pomeroy , O. Ph. 1192-290S day and' mooogram. Takt o•er M SHASTA, II fl. trailer, cab Not responsiblt for COMPLETE SALES president of both Publie Law 86-SI euthorl1ef ' or 992·3702 ••eninga. paymenll of ~.SO per mootb over, hitch, electric brakea, OWNER: Russell Gibbs. MANAGEMENT League ol the Cities Wanted 1 :U 111: or pay balance due ~.51. toilet, awning atld net, $!,400. Bradford Auction Company, • ..._ Phene or Cantod the U.S. Conference the Secretary ol Agriculture to Free bama demo. Ph. 1m- Uonel Boggs, M-38!12. A.C. Bradford, m..agor: C.C. JIM CARNAHAN He outlined the plaa designate disaster area.s and lo t Wanted To Buy 3%18. a 17 lie I 17 lie Bradford, Auctioneer ·, If yrs. · IACINI. OHIO statement prepared allocate luods lor •mOJ"Iency hearings I conse"ation measures to fe. IANTIQUES, Flll'lliture, marble experience subcommittee teed oo federal urban aid. store land damaged by natural top tables, dishes, cut glass, I auaran · 1M bealilll. "We have made 8 oaUonal disasters. Emergeacy conser... · RHI t:st•te For Sale Ollio. lod yaar HWer trouble. eommltmeot to get 1 man 01 lion assistance is iD addld011 to miscellaneous items. L e e BOY or GIRL Rudisill, liM! Legioo Terrace, AOIIOM ._.,...._ l8.8. Alr. wo bave aU tfaa- macl> the moon by 1970 ,.. Cavang the regular Agrlcultllral Con8er In Rutlond To 1 Pomeroy, Ohio. I 1t 30tp L Geme «• I ROOMS ond bath, I lnet. flouonablt rata CaU said. "We reordered vation Program, .,.d can be plo.)'O'l ..__ :lii.Bo<cza: near new hlgbway, io ..., ...... •....hi. d ·1 bl •· 'd f E•rn Money 1nd Prizet For Sale or Rent ....,.. ...-Y •• • • .,...,., -. • _.. national priorltit! and set asi<k rna • ava1 a • w at armer• Delivering The Doily 1 7450 992 · .. boo " t '· sec~e a. ....; bury· Ph. · · .. I II flO bilfion. we made a anywhere In th' Ualtod States Sentlnollo esloblishtd 5 ROOM house and bath. Also I.J5. Tbta _,.. lllrrtONBI:II to have a national when lands are damaged by Da· Routt I pigs lor sale. Ph. 992-IIMf. ,:::•" Interstate highway system tural disasters . 11 pHis.nlel j -~ ~-I 21 8tc 12. Rub out 7. c -..., Critl llndflird by 1971. We ael aside Under ACP, the Federal Gev· CALL WY2-2156 BRAND oew 2 bed1110m all 11. :;:;: ~ :;::... ILlPOMEJ(QY _ good boy _ Ilia . _ r- • CH1alll ernment shares the cost ot con ;,...,...,...,...,....,..,....,..,..,...· modero home. Velma G. Zu• M. carry ::;story frame, 6 rooms, 2 batho, l. (;. BlllDPURD "We must make a aimilar servation needed to assure, II pan. Pb. 773~750. a 10 151j! I 11. so.p. ....,. 11. Donoono: ' kllcben eabiull, baaemet~l, Ba ern, 01t1t and oel asida at tbe public iaterell, the wla< MIDDLE AGED LADY lo live as. Arclllo ..wly painted inside and out, I least as much money to see use, protection, and improve in. do housework , laundry S•l• or Tr1de ._ ;:"" f>l :,....::_ :115.11',_ rt carpetlnc ilcluded. Ma, ba lbat lite rebirth of our cities Ia ment of soU and water resourc and assist with care of inval· $3 lot E QUITY - and $5 000 .,:.:: a.~:a ;:;:r,~-;'" 38. Oboerl.. lin8Rced $6,000. ond accomplished." on farmlands. id. Ph. 992·3666 IM:tweeo t and home, located in Camp Fer· !1. 11>" 11 1 lena! -. 41. J'oot dl«<l IIIDDLEPORT _ Good locoA spokesman lor the Natlo"al Further information abou G only lor apjJOmtment for de, Arizona. Ph. IH!I-2828 be- :: :.-::' llird 10. G 1... 41 u _ , lion _ 1 alory frame, 5 of Citiet told UPI conservatl.on program asslstano• 13 mt<rview. Do not apply un- tw... 6. a p m 8 17 6le ..,. ~,.. • , 1.. ~f's ., I• oooml 12 bedrooms), bath, iadicate such a to- may be obtained from lite ASC! 1' 1a V/ -~r,·e•ced. lll&tc ' · ·~-• " • • :· .,...._,. I m1ght cos t •• mucb ....ty office, "'•~sl n,. - ~ v,-: ••rage. plastered w a 111, ......... pan ___l_nsurance ............, I' f0 I" very little yard to cut, troat. vii». aU IILIUI. . WY WZM. $140 billloa. ~~;;;;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; GET A quotatioo from REUI" ~If' and aide porch. $5,000. 1 'lbt F1brk: &bop. Pontelo' Considering New York Mayor Super Premium Quality WANTED I TER INSURANCE AGENCY 211. ~1--+--lr.:'*":+~ CARPENTER - Lttrgo bomt Aalborlzed 11111er Sala V. Lindsay's request. for 28 1 ,. ~I"' in good eondltion, 2 story : lerotce. tie his city, even $140 billion I INC. belore renewiRI your 31· J'ael TO BUY : auto insurance. We may be u. ::!"::i.., ., I'- ~1 ,. I•• frame, 11 rooms, bath, fuU ' JIBADY·Mix coocrete- deU.,... wouldn't be too much. Lindsay 1 ~ LAND- Any Siq able to save you money. ._,.._ ~ basemeot, rarage, drilled ed rf&bt to your project. Fat! told the S.naU, paRe! Monday 1 2 lie 1'1. Tl'oO weD with 1 new Meyera wat- ud eaay. Free estlmatao. that $50 billion l)'as needed over With or Without Bldgs. Sond Full AUTOMOBILE insuraoco beelt -Dra~---·~ ~ er system, oew 50 gaiiOI bot , Phono t9W2M, Goeglela the next decade to turn the c8RceUed? Loet yiW' operat- -water tank, may be !ilaaced! Reaoty-Mis Co., Middleport., aalioo's largest elly IIIIo a Description for 126 18 or's license? Call WY t-2!1M. $5,000. • Oblo. I 30 lit "lboroughly liveable a•d e<cltDecorator Colors prompt reply to: ,_ ~ iDg place" a J.t 111: . _ _ I"' f0 JU [>+I" FARM , 2 miles off RL 7 in liR CONDmONING Rerrtgero Subco~illfe Chairman Box 668-G c/o Doily Sentinel "- Di • t I"" l'h lA Story's RWI. Set Mrs. Ed- aUla ter9lce. Jack't Refri8A Riblcofl 1>-Cotm For Sele ~=m 10 ward Ebershach, 106 Wrlght alloo, New H10a Pbtme ond Se Robert F ' Pomeroy, 0. 1.. St., Pomeroy, 0 ., or pho• TU N537. t I N y n.termed .the 1!165 TROTWOOD Camping I <&.June-bop I"" 1192-2915. • lJ lltp ~u~llo• unrealiallc. Lecuot ... MlddhJIId WANTED - Wort for buUdoo- trailer. 16 fl. with 3 fl. cab : ••• I'" self GAYNEU. WISE fii'IPOI"IJ oa Doso1 Bottle Gas. just Isn't lltal kind of money WY S.2SII er. Ph. 99Z-22111. I I 30te over, sleeps 1. fully ~~~--z+.-+-1---i.:~,.,. - - - ---. contained llxlO nylon screen, L ~.:! ~ rts Bufti!AUI Ave. Pb. llrotben, 811 I. - MilD Help Wanted Cabanna roorr.. t t ec t r l c 1~ •.., liM. ' 7 :11:1 tic Pomeroy. • :11:1 brakes, a<le hitch, bougbt FULL TIME cook and waitress. J)AIL1" OKD'!'OQUOI'II: - lien'• .._ a. werlr; 1&1 · IAif TIIMI. •• Inquire at Christy Ann Ret- new . usl'd 3 limes. Sell for .t.Xl'•L•.t..t.X• II LGXeFII:LL011' tauranl. Middleport, 0 . Hro . $1550. Ph. 992-S(I23. a It 6tc OMietl«_ply _ _ _ _ Ia _ _,...t.to.2-4 p. m. or 11-1 p. m. 11 Cnfl ,., wanl tar nu·.. c.. MCUHH lnurtl.... • ,_ c ...t DIH•unt •11 tNIII . . aiMI . . pat• wlthlfl It IAitD OP TN&NKI & OIITUAIUII '" • ----~~~~~~~~~~ ~-=~F~or~~·-·~~~~=·=·========·==·~::t=:':=::::~~=·========~ HONDA ~ ... -...,;;:•.::' ::;~. ';;'~":.,.,~""' ~~""' .. IAIMLOEYTORDCY4YIDClESSON Jiooer $1. Pomeroy Cement I 1 :11 4tc .r,:. Wts & 'SERVICE 64 CHEVELLE ---------$1495 • C• I ..... W•N ••• lnterttelo .......,. Cher.. •• nntl ' .. •' FOR A "job weD doae" feel· CANNING tomatoes, $1.110' . alo• .. INFORMAriON I P. & II ,1 ',,, .• ' ' ;I Get EXtra C,ash The Want Ad Way 8:U.:si.J.1ess· ·. .· !ervices .. r e ,,. ____ t• 'I 1- ;,:.·.._.-''-,;..,.:__...c.,,.._,_;-....,----~--:"----------- _ __,.,,- - · - - - 1-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·J.Ilddleport, 0., Ave. 23, 1881 . ~ ":; r."' -. ·• ' I •. t ,. ! 4. J " ·~: ·' t ' till H GOBLE FORD BlaeHnars m. I ··-·· BIG BEND TRAILER SAW •• Bv HOWIE SCHNEIDER Itl &'Tilf \IJD1'.LDS FIRSi STilL IIJATE.R 1\IE' TRICK I> To BE OIJ GASULINI! ALLEY THE' ALERT FOR 11-lOSe: ~IJEAKV RIPPLES CHAMP/ ... and Wilmer wi II J drive Effie homf to Hickory t;ap. ,....... $10,000Set Aside for ==========:II n;.:: __ THE BORN LDSE'l Restoration ~~.J ETLI NER, WI~ 62 PASSENGERS ABOARD, CRASHED ON PINE TOP I' RIDGE-" c.·t•"es Ask $113 B"lli I on For Reb•Irth 1 NOTIa 1192-3442. ,_ By MERRILL BLOSSER ,.-----~- I SAT ON A ROCK THAT TuRNED our M lOBE A POROJPINE' 0~' LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY • wrev-~..,. "'')"' £VErN' -A2 I Dr. Ray R. Pitkens R'm~c£, PESOUI?CE NM -1'( • Us£ 0 TO Flf'tD ~AT r>Ec:Ru 1 ""' eunw uPI « fS\M'tO r, C.t--IICF I ' 'iiiiiiiiiiiii•••-.,-.....iiiiiiiiiiiiiii""'\_______:__ ··WANTE D 0 All Y CR0 SSW0 RD . I ·•·=• :"" •- a.....-. - a C.lt/11 {lr..J.. !:::,C; 8 ·23 PEANUT!I By SCHULZ es UJVE BASEBML! (tL 'Tiil$ Kl0'5'TfAM,AAD flOW l"O WIN!! ' :a.!::' c..at...,..... By BRANNEil COCHRAN PAINTS &: "- ·f • ;'·· . ARE. ' ~ 0: OIASH-~'dHCAh-RD• _ ..,. ['iift-l?;fi-f-HH 1111 IJaround.~~"~Rib~Icoff~=IIBkt~-· !:=======~ r 1192- .:oR SALE I 8 23 31p MALE HELP , betweew ages 'l1 aad 35, cl~an , aP.at appear· once of good character. Day or night shill IVailable. Apply In person 11 Burger Boy, 23 W. Unioa, Alheoo, 0. bet,...., boura of I and $ p.m. I I 30te ·· - --·- For Rent Save at Landmark You alwaya save mort oa Uoico Appliance& S.tter prices than ever o~ Freezers. Refrigeraton. W•· ther·Dryer Pain, El~. RanN and Alr-Condltionera. 5 cu. ft . Chtot FRIIZER - - - 1195 f ~ • POMEROY 992-2181 "'J'UR="'N"' ts"' HED 5 ·-r-oo-m- op-a-rt· mont. lsi floor. Ph. 992-41135. '' • 211 South fifth Ave., Middle'· .._ ..... purl, U. I Z3 Uc I'' - - - - . ; . ,_ __. . ... lheU.....L'o, Xfarlhe-O'o,ek. - - tropb.ies, tile Jeqtil Mill toll • .._ of tate wonll are &11 hmta. Jll,eh da~ the oode 1ettelw Me.,.._ CGHDBHJAKK PHDD EX.t.VB BK11'8CX 11:11'JCGAK F.t.~A WQB Wa CJXA.-JCN't'B.A.XXAY~.t. Y..._.J'• 67£ '1 t lll I a;•VB ~ '1'0 THII OOJtr. CLUSIOK THAT 1UliJWUl OOfiiiUIOl TOO JIUCH YOOil. ...n:lliiii:Y IIM!TII ...... Dw - - - II '• lloe.J One Four Bedroom HouH with 2\4 laths Finished Third Yloor · Floort and Trim of .Moln Hou11 Oak l'ull Size Baorement Two Car Garaee With Finished Room Over head Ga1 FurDJice Heat · Property in Bscellent Condition · Terms Mly 1e Arr...... by RHpltlllltle PartlH l-ocation 149 South 3nl Ave., MIM'-frort, Ohio Shown by Appltlntment Only Call•rS. . DAVID C. Mli..LIIt . ........ 992-5191 Ml~eport, Ohle w. """"' ...... - ~_,-, ____ .;..:. .. . l[ ., '· ~''.:~. ~~ .: -. ~~ ~ ... + ' .· •• •l.. �.r. :~ •. ' { . __,. .......... . !10 ' '·' ,-----~-------··P-!'1-~I!IIIa!l • ,•l; -,. ., ,. • • ._.,ally· Sentlnol,1Poiileroy-lllddleport, Around and . . ' ' o., Aue. 23, Jeee· . J y e " " ' ' • '' enttne 'l . ... VOL -XVIII N0. -90 .. ' - ~~ ·(· \( ·{i. ',. ,l' ,, ' .I,' I •·jl· ... - . < :· at Ia tll• .WORLD r.•·, ' •I ...-..--- .I I - Sixth. J'lctim Die• DALLAS - A SIXTH PERson has died here of enecpbal· Ills and 89 other persons beve contracted the mosquito . car, rled disease, health officials By_United Pr"' International .i, said Tuesday. SAIGON .J! Furlouo Jungl• fighting ragH around Six twin - engine Air Force Communist war college captured by thr• compenleo ·-planes converted into mosquito of U. S. Marin••· Th• war college, complete with di· },·bombers were to bomb more of plomao and 31k81t achaolrooms, wao found barely 14 ·I Abe eour.ty with insecticides mll11 from lh• ~it Marina beM at Da Nang. /loday IAl kill the insects before 11""re persons are infecled. SAIGON - U. S. 852 bombers strike for the third time in u many days ogalnot suopocted Viet :"ore Blanket.. Cong troop concentrations In Phuoc Tuy Province 45 ' AUTUMN • LIKE TEMPER- miles southeast of Saigon. ·;•tur.. moved iniAl Ohio from --III• north early today, dropping SAIGON - Salvage work contlnu11 on the frel· ', jhe mercury to a shivering 47 ght•r B•ton Roug• Victory sunk by a Viet Cong mine jn Findlay and in the lower 50s in e main shipping channel loading from S.igon to .\h,t:ougbout much of the state. th• South Chino s.•. The oinking, which took oeven l il'he , weatherman said the chill Americ•n liveo, temporarily closed the channel but • traffic w11 normal tod1y. 1 ,~ld stay around for a few 1 Cla)'l. Viet Nam Briefs ·~:~:~~EE:~:~ Frl~ay, 111M pondered whe\her to try Clw~ '' tt was illll too early Ia dedde - . tor land use projects are project. Congressman Walter ~II' "Project Stormfury" 1111.Uabl,, aome for up . to H. Moeller, Stale Representa· ijhduld iO Into effect. Stonnfury 50 yean. ~ ' an experiJ!lentil program lor Milton Rnush of Syracuse, ar- M1"ss l~in( b\ll#canes with sliver lea manger. with offices In Iodide.,~~~ in aq attempt to Ga\IIPOllt, advised the associnb. ~,,of their ~nlth. alloa FHA loan.• are. available fiJI,' ~ue a! sites .for the 1 collllnk:tion. o.f damp, . recrea' P. · 0 Ma~ · tiona! dev~opntent, flsL a n d ~· CLEVF!LAND (UPI) - V•dals hurled a fire bomb rly today into a vocational planning center opened only two days ago in the Hough slum area. The fire was one of two set during the night by vandals in the Hough area where riots last month left our dead, dozens injured, ani! mlllions of dollars in ropert~ damage. Police said the firebomb was thrown through a plate glass window at the vocational planning center . which Gov. James A. Rhodes tormally opened Monday afternoon. Damage was es· timated at about $750. apartment building on the trou· The center was described as bled East Side. the first of its kind in the coun· Nobody was hurl In the fire, try and was rushed IniAl com- which damaged the roof and pletlon to serve as an employ· parts of the exterior. ment counseling center for perNo lnterferonoe sons In the area. Firemen were able to put out Roving vandals also were the fires without Interference. blamed for a $S 000 fire to a Last Friday night they were four - family, r,.;o • aiAlry frame pelted by stones and debris in oans • tame Its howUng winds. An area official. or the Farm- . Sept. 2, an open meet111Weather bureau officials In et1 Home Administration Toes- mg will be held at the Rutland \\l{pblrigton and at the National day night told the Lea~g Elementary school to ad, lluniclijle Center In Miami !181d Watershed AssociatiOn vance plans for the watershed . Vandals Cause Estimated $750 Damage to Facility There were 1 number of d~ velopments in connection w1th lhe Hough riots. Suburban Shaker Heights polive Ralph Welker, and a rep- lite who chased and caught live ! res~tative of the Soli Conser- I teen-agers hauling fire bombs valion Department will be 1during the Hough rioting were featured speakers. All lnter-\sharply critical of a Jndge who esWd perSOIII are urged to at- dismissed charges against the tend. boys. __.,, 4\l h Juvenile Court Judge Harry L. Albright, assigned here from TOKYO IUPU - Norllt VI- Belmont Couoty to the cases, e& Nam deelared opealy Wed- saicl there was no direct eviMillay 11181 the Vie& COD I denct the five set fires. M 2 CONVENIENt LOCATIONS . TO SERVE YOiil TINY') '' WE RESERVE THE RIGH1 1'0 UMil practiatl ••• lhat's 11tt s111y In girls' SIJIIIIIIIS for ..,_ , QUANT11Y CboiSIIItrll Str;ped coHen knit loP, with ribbing ot nedio line, cuffs. _;;,_.;(- ' ~OODLAND Middleport, 0. W::ieJ~- ~: c:;:te!~c~~~ns! eom~lssl?ner W~· tfr. ~leylJ ayor ears awa~ Nine Cases in pOmeroy C0Uft A '}' Girt• 'll Aritl·l UXIIaryWI Lend-a-Hand 0 Vef Labof Day O'BfleD • GetS 71 par 70 Mr~eJgs Kanauoa~ 0. school ploy1 I11Cidoo tltl--- r Klrt DouJ)u Rlcbud Barrio (Color) · -<llld·A VIRY IPICIAL FAVOR" Rock HlldaoD WIDNIIDAY. THURSDAY ond PRIDAY Aut. 24-25-26 , "THI PLIAIURI IIIKIIII" Ann :Uorpret Joan Franc!... (Color) "'DtaRfl.itnl• ~-· Stewarl l'lb1m MaJOr • saIt comp.am··.es ..· 1,i~~~=~~ ' Gravelitie BBRvreE 8ETwill ei ..,vjces ·",r:\lioil •• ·" ''t ee_,. 11114 A~t F-'ll $500,000 Suit Slapped on 111e t..ltartl tor 1.o11 11Wood. In, Iiaag Ja~, ~ }t Y.i ..... · body 'Will The Small Buslneu AdmiDIIa reasonable proposal forth- ly !bat the finlanCilally•-troublt.il '. alll~mtlltod be .flowtl ID ·Co and re- tro~lion flied a suit for • •000 coming !bat would be accepta· resort area on State 62 laat tebruaey· by SIIA ~ tumed=~~~tF:a~lls~~~~~ Tuead.>y In Huntington against six principal ownen of lhe cloe- MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT "THI HIROII OP TILIMARK" ap~4!1iia .Namedm pnee-.Fix Sm"t· asked 'to 11 •-0-'1,. "------ - · HI~ Sch~ltS I 511m llacb lor heralter- . H = s· - ___.___-__... - ::=:::~~= =~~· SOUthWeSt H,It By Heavy Ram • I -lllxaYe, mald!aWt, p!iny Iii A meeting of Meigs Local S.hool District teaeloers wW be beld Friday, August Z6, at 10 a. m. at the Pomeroy elt- ---------------------------400 Pnpi"ls Come Fll'S"t Day To Wahama Jr. High Classes MASON - Enrollment at Wahama Jullijlr Bll!b Supt Hargroveo noted !bat School on opening day Tuesday totaled 400 pupiltl, Prfiltho open1q 01 sebool 1n lbe cipal Clyde Foley announced, includ~ 125 II!Venth, .U.trlc:t will be Monday Aug 133 eighth, and 142 ninth graders. '' Z9th, wllb dlsml~aal ~ flrsi . Asslstan~ Principal of both the JUDlor Hlgll ipd 0 day In lbe early aflernoon. Michael Whaley, held would allempt lo "1JD81h" prmcipal of both schools "~.::.. . M ~ 1'kt ue eleco Gaol and gaioline for making,. " c:w """""' Enrollment at Wabama Sen- Biology and .c:J!lm.; .,It , Alii I!IIU ~~~~ M' -lllpl. JL lire bombs were found wben the lor High Is 309 with 109 tenth, WitherS, llbylkU ~ ALAS~~~ WUdUie p....rves, land edit : .. . ..·. . ;~ ·~ ilbenUon -~ /iN. suburban police who hnd chased !Oii 11th, and 95 12th graders. Uon; bit. JJiiodl, AD*ieal Bartle« ..,.... ments, water storage faclllhee, · . 11 In SaJaoa will omash the the youths Into Cleveland, stopSenior high teachers ore Ma- History 1114 bri¥lf'll!ltlaslka over the first hurdle In his bid atlornevs' fees necessary I MIU SU2J Parker, 19 Jllf-1 elecUon tar.Je of 111e u. s. ped the car. ry Capehart, guidance; Nelson and Gerald SimJIIAIDI, baDd • fur re-elec_llon with Tuesda(s machhi.ry, and preser;alion 01 , old daughtet 6f, Mt. and Mrs. I IJII'fliO" aDd ll!elr benchA panel sponsored by civil Jennings, Vo-Ag and Biology; rector. Ablska fi'Imary election glvmg sites for future use. Homer P.arker.-.. Rutlalld, was I mea," Radio Hanoi said In a rlghls groups mvestigating the Lona Jones, World History and Mrs. Mildred Ttlpp II seerehim six- times the combined · .named Grand C)Iamplon ple-1 bnedcut heard le,e,.,1 , Hough riots diSagreed slrarply CARLSBAD, N.M. (UP!) - World Geography; Earl Knight, tory lor _Senior~ and Be~ vote or; the three candidates Some of these loans need not Imaker of Melpl!:owity at lhe , .; . with a grand Jury report on II. ~Thousands of square miles of Economics, Sociology and Am- Thomas 11 Junlor lfilh ..,.,...... 7 ~,........ I \ normally arid west Texas and eriCan = ory; El eanor Mill er, ry . ,who ............ . him for the be repaid for 50 years, and a .fair on satunlay, I . . .liiJ .I t il liiill\&.# ' "'-t Democrl\tlc nemlnalion. limited amount of en~ineeri•Ig f' . southeastern New Mexico lay Home Ec; Robert Oliver, The faculty of the JuDior Rf111 1 1 GOv. -1Vllllml A. Egan won is_available from the FHA, heike~sa"SI:~~Ji~ :::.:1 beneath floodwaters from 10· metic, Algebra aod Geomel'l; l includes EQgllsh Departmelll, the llea\OOraiiC gubernatorial said. Ipie w chos th best and ' Inch rains today. Carlsbad Lela Powell, Shorthand, Typing I Norma Roach, Collnle Jenk!DI, County Bob ;she w: an °automalic l caverns National Park was is· and Bookkeeping; Ronald Rich- Dorothy Knoll, and Mlchlll '·-'·y. ' . y, g Clark, of HamsonvWe, Coun\Y washing machine. I olated by high water. ardson, Physical Education Mount; Cspehart, Math BetiJ Doparimoiit, ""'"' Art; Gerald Rupe, English and 11 Frank Sm1111, •1· · Auditor Gordo~ Caldwell .. if 1, On each day of the fair 8 Much of the desert-like coun- and 12 Vennelda Ware Libra- and Ann Bucbanall: Soelal Slllo ., __ .h p d Tuppers Plains and Willia• \ baking contest was held try got as much r•in m a few . rian; john Wa•:.ms, Ch~mistry, dies Department, Dora1by 011~IU) ostpone Hobstetter of the Rolland each ~ winDer being hours TueJday as is normal in I ver, Jerry Romine, Vll'llll Ga. CAPE KENNEDY _ T H Branch ol the Pomeroy Natioo- led a translslor radio. Mill Members of the Meigs Coun- a year. 1 more and Jon lilllgp; SciJleteliH Department, concern. al Bank, also spoke briefly. ter was Tuesdays winner, with Nine eases orere he~ In ty Unit of the Higbway Pa· Torrents of water poured . Departmen~ BetiJ Burrll, Rill ed a.,... a possible flaw The business meeting was Mrs. Harold Blackstone, PomeC~~~ tncl~ s 1 trol Auxiliary approved plans through streets in Dell City. Pauley and Opal Rose; Phys&l ae~ .f!l'tilUng ~Utary commu- conducted by the ehairman, roy, Mrs. Karen Werry, of Miay n g IQg our Monday night to assist the Tex., 70 miles southwest of Education Departmenl, .Jo jia lllcatloila, satellites, Tuesday Jack Crisp, with Raymond Wll· nert1ville, and Mrs. Purley Karr, bond forfeitures. GallipoliS Post . co~trol trafflc Carlsbad, many residents _took 00 Withers, Gayuell Epllng J!1111 njgbt postponed today's sched- eox and Mrs. Jean Parter giv- of Long Bottom, as the 'l1ley were Michael on Mmgs - Galha highways ov- to rooftops. The Pecos RIVer, Gary Crabtree. Frencb •n li !lied attempt to erbil eight lng the secretary and treasur- of the three respective Pomeroy, nmn1ng a red er Labor Day weekend. normally orly a trickle, com· Judge Harmon O'Brien shot is Kazuko Otaki and Art teilio IJIOI't, er's report. respecllvely. The following. Judges were f5 and cuts; Lloyd Meeting infonnally at the biDed with gushing arroyos to • 71 on the par 70 South Hills er Is Ronald Rlcblrdsoa. .~ T)Ie launch by a pg,werlul T~ group will sponsor an auction ed by the sponsors, PoiMI'Oy, failure to have Lel!lon hall In Pomeroy, seven drive 130 families from their Golf course at Parkersburg, to '" tan ~ rocket wa,l!feicheduted on S.pt. 15, at Laurel Cliff. White Mills and WSAZ assured clear distance, $5 and members of the GaWpolls P?"t homes In Carlsbad. become the low medalist In a Industrial Finn >.:: for saturday to give the d~ Anyone having merchandise to lion Station, bolh of eosts; Marvin Monk, 43, Colum- stafi were guests for a bnef match by lhe Pomeroy . Golf Blast Kills Two tense communlcaUons agency to the sale may call On belrall of the . DWl, $100' md costs and time. They were Sgt. P. D. Me- Survev Hints Whv club against the West Vll'gim- FORT WAYNE Ind. !UPQ'I!Jnt 10 evablale operation of ,Jack Risp, flo} Snowden, Carl ty ll'air Board deys In j.U; Paul AriJ:, Creedy, Cpls. John Francies, Hospital Costs Up ans on Sunday, A multi-million dollar ~ aeven switchboard satellite• Hysel~ Fred George, or Dale ' Bradford pr~ted Miss Salt Rock, w. ~._,Intoxication, Jack Junkms and Plls. Cec•l WASHINGTON <UP!)_- A: The Pome~oy_ golf club scor- at an industrial firm 'l'aeli!ir, orbited In June. Wright ker with a large grand and costs, aDd Roger Hawk- Carpenter, Sid Jones, Dave govenunent study of riSmg me· , ed a 26-19 wm rn the ':'atch. killed at least two ~ 1ji11 AI another recent meeting, on roselle. Miss Parker Is 25, Clarksburg, W. Va., Proffit and Cliff Russell. dieal costs - ordered by Pres- L•onal Boggs and Jim 0 Bnan others sulfered fa1a1 bear! ,.. radio was awarded to DenJ!I former Melt& County red light and no oper- The auiUhary officers WIll i:lent Johnson - Is likely to find also shot 76s lor Pomeroy. The i taelos and thHe othera _.. ~I Han:lsonvllle, TIIe Miss and atlellded Ohio $5 and cosis. ride "with patrolmen and wor< the major causes are the moun- Pomeroy club team will play ot · misSinG and presumed deld -· LOUISVILLE, KY. -CASSI·'I•••dln had been c!Qpated 1o slty having graduated · · the dispatcher relieving a ling wages of hospital workers Par Mar Pine, W. Va., this Sun- day. -.' llll ell)',· who llkeo preaching group by Mn. fleva Snow- Rudand 111gb School. She ,_ Kf::fel~~ds, were off~cer for outside duty, and the high price of new treat- day. More than 20 persons betiF. lban lighting · and ha• ____________..!..:IAI~~m~a~jor~ID homa ICCIIOIIII~ .,_ t.•. Rakla~~·· AUXlUary Capl John menta, a UP! survey showed toinjured, some critically. uked for a draft defermeat __ --· • '""'• ,..., . day. Veterans Memorial Hospital . pollee said rescue workers 'Jroundll Uiat be Is I minister, 11, Muon• ~ f1P8l'llilln, Food and refreshments were This was one result or the Admissions - Hr,rry Cum- expected to recover bves lot Geroulny MXl IX . .' tso; .M!~el ~ MeKee, lt, by Bern Vaughan and survey of hospitals and doctors mings, Pomeroy; Leah Dixon, additional bodies · toc~ay 4ay ID ~~ 'fill' lila · nexJ . !l'idgeport, W. Va., permitting Robert Vaughan. In key metropolitan areas Albany; Richard Martin, Reeds- digging through lbe c1e11r11 bfllvywelght title defense. o llllilceDSed operator ~ drive, across the nation. The goverll- ville. the administration buJW!Jg 0 1111 attomey, Hayden CoVIll~' and ~'1 evtwrlght, 57, Melp Geaeral Jlolpllal ment study apparentiy Is aimed Discbarg.. - Edith McCoy, the Phelps. Dodge Copper -ton, . Cll!Y termed Coillm!'~· DWI. ~. Admlssloa - None. at stemming cbarges Medicare Alice Kirby, Betty Cullums, Hen- ducts Corp. 111 lbo diJ'I ID1 ~:~~~ Dlseloarles -' Ella Larue. has forced costs lip. ry Doerfer, Lucllle Diehl. side. Parker Js Champton . Je · ·:ar G_re!!. far Schell GET PRODUCTS - Tom Kelly, Middleport, director of tbe Federal HeadStart Project in Meigs County this summer, shows 86 envelopes filled with toothbrushes and toothpaste being mailed to children who were enrolled In till Meig~ program. These are some of the 1,000 packages provided tbe lOtb CongressiOnal diStrict by the Proctor and Gamble Co., at the 11111e111Dn of llep. Walter Moeller.-Sentinel Photo. LAST TIMI TONtfJHT "HAIPII" '• (Teclullcolor> Paul Newman LaurnB...U lmet Latcb Cola rca....._ I ~- WEDNIIDAY J,·.THURI. Auv.24-25 · NOT OPIN . . 0..., W~'lr D~ !•~ . .~. 5,.-Gii . . ~ ~ . •' ble the back government to place the to resort into operation." ed Pleasant Point Resort, &II- Mr. Beier said the default on eordlni to Ron Buntin the the promissory note brought the IIQ&toD Herald Dlspalcb IOdaJ. obligation due UDdei' a I\UII'&nty ID'Il•~~~n;, providing lor pay· of $500,000. guarantee on Ute note -was tt.• amQO!Ilt of $5j)Q,OOO. Nlined 1n the sull were.~ .,a.Violet Let: of Gallipolis ~r.and L. A. and J,aabeDe and WOllam J ., and L(luau; of Point · ·;~· .slid I& like- we.- '·' ) -~· ' .. ' would be future. sold by court order In April A auggeslloo the near by lliRtsenl .,,..Dll!dl , ..._,_ Special Master George lllllllberlf lace, Jr., filed a report on the M- C flnanclal situation of the te- explore the jlolllliblllltr aort, alt..- which several parties Involved Oled objections. The · court heard arguments 011 objectiOIIS thHe weeki aco 1 It 1a expected ·1\Jat il will mlim Li..-~ ,=~ 1 ru!lilJ soon In the we. iQI ~itt!~!! West Virginia Industrlell IJe. velopm~t Corp.. the ·· ,lng flriD for th' ,resort w..~.l ~~;:r~tt! Opened 'ia!t •illmmet with II! Ul of a tl,IGMI . . '• D!llit!ll ,II}lre,t !t': •·" ·~'-) ·1,0> ,. 1 ! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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