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Rfehai1J "C. 81DloDioo. major- a Mlsslsslpplrlverman's steam- olferlq wut Iodato travel- propulsion machinery, stem . ~ Line er with brand new superstruo- en reqatre, stm..toa polnled wheel and shalt, will run • 1ty stoeilJOidl!l' •l Steamers, .JMrt'~Y· an- tur., pllol IJou8e in the middle ouj. lng of Soos .hd' Qat~Jbters of oul In front of the pUolhouse; Plonew Rlvtmwa il Marietta. Simonton . predicted a "new ArchiiA!ctuNl clnwlnp and day" for passenger steamboats. orllsts' ~ of the new After the Delta Queen is boat IlleR p•nted U> I he completed, additional boats o1 "Riv•~ .Suus" 81 tl\elr annual the design will be buill. All will msellng at tbe Marlena boat be stemwheel stelllllhoats. club oo tlle ' banb of the Mus- "We will nol convert to diekinguul 'River. sel. Steam will be used as In 'lbe ·Della Queen, only over - the past." Simonton stated. night pusenpr steamer left on "We are selling nostalgia," Western Rlten wW cease lo said the west cossl e~ecuUve . exist such, ~ a new Della The new boats wW be strictly Queen fore.runner of Greene for pleasure trav~l. and not a Une .deamel'l of the future, means of transportation between will tsl<e her place. two points, he added.' YOU I\OUl..D Plr MY ~GIFFORPA6AI~r A PROFE'6510NI\l.. 6WORD FIGHTER, DOWN THERE: IN THATGL.OOMY ~M; HOW~mt:JU5! STOKE: T o get all tJ: c utom111ic cor buy 1s t he nc STOK£R- U £AT • Ct ract ive 1 home, COMBI H EATER dcli1 heat tha t's tbt tro lled. The Cowat as rab!e heater .a lor easy ins11 htat and eco n up no more _li P million, SlmOD~f al factcrs, Including her age, a IC flO million. greater demand each year for Timetable ,for l'!lnovation o• her pleasure cruises by more passengel'l, and, last, but not leul, pending legislation that wben passed would force the Queen U> he taken out of operaUon due to high costs of fireproofing her superstructure U> comply with the new safety regulations. "We're jacking up the calDope and sliding a new boat under It," laughed Simonton. Plans are to retain the hull and macblnery and build a new ptect of furn1t No doubt : CoMBtl niONU e burn1ng eco ~ available coal bU)' today, •A TTRACTIVE • PROVEN SAf • LARGE CAP~ FAITI:t1,THI51UJ<Y -'B/ , ' ' ' I'/ FEU.Ovv 15 !516 A":? PEDRO ANDFI5HT~ A~ HAAii'! TH 1!71!1N 'T 601N6 ID !5E EMY! ,• ..J / round no~,- 'flit •.' new Delta Of the roof, just forward o1 mid· Decision to renOvate. the Del- poln!ed out Additional 'st,earri:· Queen ll 'lbe 1f1t1J ~1 Meet- ship, and a pair of twin stacko ta Queen was baSed on sever- en of her type may cost Ill 1!. l'tii.TROONJ UNAWAAE THAT ~IFFORCI ~AND6o I! .'· ·~'~ / , I • \. •1o the Delta Queen ts· wide open according U> Wjlliam Muster Los AnJeles, consultant "We wanl to complete the boat and pul her In operation bY March of either 1918 or 1969." Government legislation will put the Delta Queen out of leg JslatJOn oo Nov. I, 11168, but w• can have up unHI March 15. 1969, Muster stated. "We may, however. beat this dale by nne lull calendar year (Conllnued on Page 2) .. The New De Ita Queen , . • l a1 y .,.J. DeNied To The Inter•" 01 The Hei,..Muon .4.-.o VOL XVIII NO. 107 PCWaov-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1966 FIVE CENT$ WARI STEV HARDJ !\~anna n 0" Yinlot Phone : Home Ph 1 A > "' ' John Zerkle, preald xoo.hoo, Sop~~! You t' home.. ":rep, don~ I know! Thea's alw~ Somei:hin -that needs -meruiin:! Ju~t -qester$tJ I hadda pt1.t::newhin9e~ on. the bac1: dca:t-,-Bu.i: 1-- , ... 16 Drivers Arrested; . Accidents Reported S~u~ like -qou were cooktn u.p some &uit o:t: th,Q like £o1' wintet- 4 Sr and Mr. Lewis wbo is Stale Aladdin Temp e recorder. Absentwas 2nd Vice President B. F. ·18Diein0hio 48 State --like a .bat fl~~e>ed poultice t: maw out tru! mi.seJ:ie~ 1 alWci.lJS sa:I:!-· just maki.n~ a CUl> Sa.ssqfns tea., I'll :bet! W.be.n11-qou. eve.i" le<!irn., 5oplz:g? Gotta .be on :rc:t=4 Wc!t'tj,c.hum--but one day soon Ill d~p in and we'll have a nice chat! Yeah! we SUtewill,wotit"Qoq,? Cl 1961 . , NIA, ln1. What eve:r 0aw. qou. -tJ:JQ notion that' rni.ce could Portions of Five Roads Are Viewed '. ' �i ., ''' \ t ( r' Par;thers Win High Scoring Duel with Rutland, 38 · 221~J~~ZFf: M~rching Band Foot, Finger Prints Clues Gives Show at Rutland Game The high-steppmg ll Panther marchmg band under the d1~ rectior1 of Donald Miller presented a well - received half· CHICAGO (UP!l - Footprmts In the sand and fin~- time show during the Pomeroyeo·prmts on a French door prov1ded police with their Rutland football game Satursll ongest clues today m the murder of Valerie Percy. a day night. 21 -year-old daughter of Republican senatorial candidate Marchong to the center of the t hatles H Percy I held, the band played "Fan. Valerie. a honey-blonde and vivacious "fun girl" Ytoho fare," and perforrried prec•swn hdped her father campaign, was beaten and stabbed to dnlls to the tunes of "Little d e ~th m het bed before dawn Sunday while the rest of Goant" and "Soundmg Brass " PQhce bell~ve the murderer 1 To the band 's rend1t10n of '\ us· a man who stolt M'lto the I obvwusly came mto the housP "Can Can • the majorettes prePt>r~ 's regal estate on a shght td murder someone '' l sented a high-k•ckmg dance bluf~ overlookmg Lake ~hcln - 1 It wa s Valene's step-mother, routme to which the audience GALLlPUW BUSINESS COLLEGE GRADUATES ~ The fourth annual graduation reremonies of the Gallipolis Business Coll ege were gan=ltl the exclusiVe north shore I Mrs. Lora1ne Percy who responded enthuslastJcally. conducted Friday evenmg in the Washington School Auditorlllm Eighteen area residents received diplomas, ~resented by Mr. and Mn. : illb!ll'b of Kemlworlh d1scoverfd the murder and for The band concluded 1ls perThomas Breech Rev. A. H- \l acl\enm was guest speaker. His topic w as "Where I Wtlk" Judy Chapman gave mvocation. Mrs Neil SandThe prowler who killed the r a moment confrooted the k1ller formance playmg the Pemeroy ers played the pi ocesSion and recessJon Perfect attendance certlfica tes were given Larry Dickey and Larr~ Hardesty, and Philip Hatch gar\ probably entered the fam- : Mrs PerC) sa1d she was "Fight Song • • became the first grandfathc1 to graduale. Also, Mr. Hatch and hiS daughter Shirley were the first "father and daughter" graduates of the 1lv home with murder tn mmd , ' awakened about 5 am by the I Pomeroy maJorettes performcollege The college 's fall tet m began last Tu es day. Piclured above are last Friday's graduates: Front Row-Bonrue Stith, Nancy Tawney, Jane Thomas, Janel Henry . l'• rolyn Carruthers, Saund ra Shearer. Marlene Roush. !!:lien Wiles Audrey Smith Second Row-Larry Dickey, pohce said today . sound of moanmg from her mg Saturday mduded flagbearGe orge Roach , Bo) d Pickens, 1'h1hp Hatch, Blll Weigand, Romma Erwm, Larry Hardesty, Dann)' Kearns, Shirley Hatch, Mr. and Mrs. ThomBest Lead'S ste-p-daughter's bcd1oom ers Pam Crew and Mana Late Sunday mght Kemlwor!h Mrs Percy sa1d VJiene was Grueser maJorettes Be v· as Breech. pollee chu~( Robeo1t Daley st11l alive but could not talk. eorly Beaver. Nanq Tatus, Ma · ondocated the best leads lei! to i By the tome a neoghborhnod IY Franm , MJII~e Legar. Cathy a"tbontoes were a man 's I doctnr arnved Valene was Fultz, Peggy Hoffner , Pa"letta footprmts leadmg a( ross the dead Hudson and drum maJorette- , , bea~~ to the Pm·y mansoon J enmfer Blakeslee (Conlonued from Page I) WASHINGTON (UPf)-&n- ' rights bill would be dead by • against the clvU rights bill. "wuilward ," and a set of 1 Meigs General Hospil;al and have the new Delta Queen ate Republican leader Everett I mid-afternoon, planned today toJ But Democratic leader Mike fing~rprmt.s on the F'rench door 1 Ad s d Ch , unde1 steam by March 15 , 1968, M. Dirksen, confident the civil revive his proposed const1tu Mansfield was expected to drop b ~ hlch the killer gameri I miss 1ons atur ay ar- r y "' t h h les Hysell Pomero) ~Jctona when our toUilsl season o~ens," - - - ~ ~ tiOna! amendment on school the measure for this year if the acce!S o t e ouse St M1ddl t ttw consultant opmed. pra)•er. vote Called, as all signa Percv 's DemocratiC opponent, acey f's~r d Paul Douglas. ca lled an mdefJ· 1 ChUildScharges alur ay ·- Ola Southwestf'rn Future Farmers I A nava l <:~ rchltecl and ship· A second Senate vote was md Jcated. . h of Amer l<'a met la st week Hl yard Wlll be seleded by late scheduled for 2 p m ED'1 on Dirksen, whO thmks be has a 1 ress oole •uspenswn 10 ~s ~m , AdmissiOns Sunday _ Norma the high school. spnng of 1967. and the proJect shuttong off a Republican- "good" chance of success with ~aJgn rdF~m~ VJ ce re~ /nt • Schaefel Pomf'my RIChard Marlm Rose presided and the 1Will be- up for b1ds Art er conSouthern Democrat filibuster the prayer amendment, planned s:~:uled .poll~:;;\ c:;ec:~~ I~ Pltkens Middl~pOi t, Maly Eas I first order 'J f bu smes!i wa s struct wn starts. It will take I to offer it as a suti~Utute far a Chocago Tuesday ' lerday R3CIOe I the election of a chapter sweet-! eJgill or ten--months to com~lete o routine Senate bill as soon •• Percy, self-made mlllien- D1sebarges SUDday - Floss11~ , The glonous Day~~. of Spmt· heart MJss Brenda Fu]k g. l and put t!1e boat m service civil rights was disposed of. 61 8 Moeller Charles Hysell ual·, wa.• the t11e111 e of a nre- 1daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph ! Inchnahon seems to be toThe amendment would Ciarl· aiTe once tapped as ~resodenlial • ·' ' " d lh ern s hip vard on VATICAN CITY <UP!) - Pope 1y" supreme Cour t dec1SIORI · S Cls lon drill show given by the 1 Fu lks, Rl 2, Vmton , was chos ' war a sou t1mber by former Presodent f th b f Paul VI, m a dramatic anpeat whi ' ch acco din 1 Di •·-1 Rutland High School Marchmg I en. ac\·oun o wea er , a lg ac· ,.. r g o r~xu, Dwoghl D Eiseilhower, bore hos POSTPONES SURGERY band Saturday mght during , . have resul~d In paryer 1n 1 tor 10 the JOb whtch has to be for peace called today for an gnef with the other members , Ed doe Marr made a motwn I done qmckly so the Greene esod to the war In VIet Nom public schools ~ming lfllder a ul his famllv. . including Vale Mrs. Dana Swift, 811 HJgh·st, the halftime of the Pomeroy • t0 atlend the Farm Sc1ence Re- L · before 1t IS • too late 11 ..... Middleport, because of Illness, . d f b n •arne mes won l m1ss a season uf VIrtual ban. • 1 nt' s tYi m sJster , Sharon Rutlan oot a g view at Columbus and 1t was 1operation. The Pope made the appeal in Oth · I Suffered Skull Fracture has been forced to post~ne eye Under the direction ol Mr i passed Russell Ferguson pro- ' an encyhcal urgmg worldw1de DAYTON IUPI) - Stokley SN~;~~~~es~~. ~:~: E. Cook County Coroner Andrew , surgery scheduled for Se pt 21 Robert Garner, Jr, the ba~d pos-ed the motJatJon of Green-I FACILITIES prayer for peace, especially Carmichael, militant leader of Moss, D-Callf., and Cornelius Toman said after an autopsy I at Holzer He.spltal Mrs. SYilfl moved onto the field '" prec!· l hands durmg the first week of The New Delta Queen w iII durmg the month of October- ~e Student No~- VIolent Coor· E Gallagher, D-N.J, today cothat Val•ri• doed o( a skull l iS "mfmed at home SJon drill .. style playmg .: Days . October and it was adopted j have a dmmg room and galley I dedwated by Catholics to the dmallng Committee.. (SNCC), sponsored a biU to ban lractur, mflicted by a blunt of Glory , followed by Spmt j The club proposed a dance te on the main deck Cr~s· quar- rosary Sunday asked for a wholenar· electronic snoopmg devices She was also NOW YOU KNOW of Joshua" and " Sa~nts In Con. I be held m honor of the newly ters will be Oil the forward In the encyclical, Pope Paul my of arrogant black men to 1from Interstate or foreign mstrument q abbed 10 times, m the tJeart, There ere at least - 248 cert ,, The school faght song I chosen sweetheart, and it "'as end of the main deck The dm· called on men " to lay down battle an "unciVIlized" white Icommerce except (or use by ~ hest, face and spme. languages spoken 10 Mlger-1conclud~d the prog.ram ~ approved She will retgn for a ing room will have booths on the1r arms at last Defore 1t soeiety law officers ispecifh::ally alJtbor.. ·He (lhe killer ) must have 1a alone and more lhan 800 Pr~-game entertamment ~as; year and w11l be presented a both s1des In add1t10n to tables beco mes too late to do so be- The fiery ctvd rJ~htl!l leader ized to use them. had a good idea .t the layout of ]languages are used m all of provtded With the . ban~ gomg : jacket from the club. and chairs in the center dmmg cause of the mountmg pressure wU expected lo repeat his con. \ht' house,'' Toman saJd "He Afnca Ionto the field playiDg Amen- r The club will have a new I area and Will have the fmest • of events demnation of whites and white ca the Beautifur""'whlie a large idea plant over lhe Chnstma s [and latest m eqmpment I '' We crv to them In God's I society in a s~ch at nearby star was formed The Star l I Th• cabin deck will have 0 M t Wright State Umvemty today. S~angled Banner ..... played ' vacatiOn. I bar and cocktail lounge toward ~:g:~h:: :~:r wor~· o;tu:on~~~ Carmichael used the aame (Continued from Page II with Vernon Weber smgmg a the after end of the boat with I d t . II I I theme Saturday at Columbus. Hysell was charged with d M' Lilly Imboden pam: an erms m a s ncer - ..1, bl ck ., 1 1 so o an ISS ' / a rear glass wall through which ty. A settlement should be I m a a ' arrogan manl driving while under re~ head majorette, carrymg the patron s may look Into the I d t lh - Carmwhael told a ch I •g aud- left of center, and was .,_ ·. ~ reac Je now , even a e ~x o...nce of 200 Persons •..ere ' ''and in th~ Metge county JaU W!lell "--~ Amencan Flag Rutla nd mator• spok e~ of the sternwheel On pense of some inconvenience or n; -~- ... ' 11'11 \i E Whaley 1795 Ger· l ettes mclude Barbara Wtlhams, the same deck Will he a beau- los!!, for Jt may have to be I'm here to tell you that white he failed to post bond. He Is ta Kathy Thomas, Pat Kennedy, (Continued from Poge 11 SOCiety IS uncivilized r,rr rl Ave Columbus, ha!l been ty pnrlor barber shop and n1ade later in the tram of bit· · appear m court Friday. IJ ilporn tf'fi manager of the Ar· Teresa Dean and DJane Holh- nedy said. shorpmg center I ter slaughter and mvolved great "These arrogant black men A one-car mishap was prob1da y have got to have the guts to go ed Galbreath II I~ ton ulf!Ce or • There will be 22 staterooms loss, the Pope said. up lo the judges in Watts. Harat I2· 40 a m.. Sunday on \I"' tgage Co. I I Better than lltovu>. , on the cabm deck whlle on the , , , lem, Hough and Dayton a·tl tell the Hannan Trace Rd., one Whaley will be responsible IT WAS BETTER THAN observatoon deck. noxt deck atllem that their prtsoos are full mile oorthwest of Rt. 7. lm the produchou and processSaturday mght at the mov1es bove, !here Will be 24 stat•of black men but tbeir courts A vehiCle driven by C. E. m~ ol real estate loans m north- 1 From Ontario, Canada. and rooms, and 00 the top deck, , are full of while hale," he con- Clary, 18• Crown City, ran off WI",!Prn Franklm County ! upstat• New York on the east or Texas deck, there Will he c~ses linued. the right side olthe, road, and I he graduate ot Ohio Sl•te to Mlssoun on the west, a 11.8 staterooms and orf1eers· l hJt some trees. There W$1 mlnUnl vers Jty ha.s been assoc1aled motostrous meteor cut a fiery, I quarters. or damage to the car, artd no \~J l h Galbl'dth'~ Loan Prodllc arrest was made. 1 l ,®mlle swatb across the sky I Tbe .... Delta Queeu wlll 0 Sunday citations Included: twn Department for two years. Saturday mgM. 1 accommodale 2%5 passengers. Harley E. McDonald, 24, MidHt' rerently rece1 ved thf com- ! SAIGON 1up l) _ s1x Amerl The fireball was sighted In Facllllles wlll be a little more F1ve accfdont cases were dleport, to Meigs court 00 Fripany s W W Wile al8r1 Produc· I cans were killed and 23 wound· OntanO, New York, New J~r- luxuriou" while retaining all admitted to Holzer Hospital ovday for defective exhaust; lion Trophy an award g1ven 1 ed in three separate mr1dents fiey Maryland, ' Pennsylvama, of lbe charm of lbe present er the weekend . They included. Charles L Neutzl'••, 26 , Ml'dqua rtf"rly to the loan olf1cer l y· · M h I d Two persons were arrested uoe pruducmg the a:reatest dollar involving air and artillery com· west •rgm•a. JC Jgan n I· boat Every stateroom will Mrs. Grady P. Craig, 30, Sy- after a two car accident on dleport, was cited on the same bat errors, 1t was disclosed Lo- ana, Ilhnms, W1sconsm. Tennes. have Its own priHrte bath. racllse , a passenger m an autcr charge. \Olume m resJdent1al real esK t k d M I d Slate Route 336, nine tenths of lak' mortgages day in o[f1ctal reports and m· see, en uc Y an tssou JI. There will be oomplete air mobale accident Sun ay. She a mile east of Racme Saturday Rob~rt 0 Clarki 21 , Athen!, V.haley. a nat1ve of Pomeroy, formatmn receiVed from reba· eondltiontng, with iDdh·idoal suffered a scalp laceratsmn and at 7:30, the Meigs County Sher· was Cited to Meigs rourt Fri1 ble mili t'clry sources Is thf son of Mr and Mrs F 1 - - - - . Danrp Evervwhere room C"ontrois, and even clos. was admitted at 4 p m. unday . •n·s Department reported day on a no muffler charge. 0 Whaley, Columbus, and the . O Whaley, Albany RD . and ofl The tragiC miStakes. all oi l B~ND OF SHOWERS IN- e1l circuit televosiOo through Mrs Jennings W Bias, 33, Raymond Lee Rowe, 24• Ra- Marshall 0 . Reeves, tiO, Algnwdson of Mr. and Mrs. D. IMrs. Ava G1lkey, HarnsonvtUe I wh1ch occurred m fighting Sun· I Ad h th 'd . use of vtdeo tapes. AddiSOn , was also In a car In· cine and Russell Eugene Little, bany, was cited tn Meigs court - -- day , marred oU1erw1se well co- clu mg 1oca11 Y eavy un el- The cabin deck wtU be of volved m an acc1dent She sufr ordmated air and ground action showers, stretrh from the m1d- tunnel cabm design and will fered a neck inJury and was 18, Rutland were traveling west Friday on a no brakes charge. m wh~eh u s troops battled MISSISSI~pl valley to . lhe cen- have a cub Pilot's lounge com- odmitted at 6 30 p m' Satur- when Row~ swung his car to Joseph 0 . Morrow, 32, Luf!. the•r way out of 1 Commum st 1tral and east Gulf Coast and piE>te with the Delta Queen '!:! or- day the left to make a turn mto asville, was cited to Gallla trap and k•lled 171 North Viet- ~ the carolmas early today. I Ign .JI pilot wheel, though not Michael Steve Globokar, 16, his driveway and was struck Municipal Court today on a namese regulars 10 bloody Scattered thundershowers operable faciOg the front of son of Mr and Mrs. Philhp in rear by Lr:lej l ft f ~~~~ ~har~e, d ~n~d M. I ftghtmg Just south of the de- l pe lted the great basm and the-, the boat Globokar, 128 Union Ave., owe was Cl or . e o , . ree an ' . ., was WASffiNGTON IU PI) - A form er Wh ile Hou se , miillanzed zone separating nommally and Southwest while ( The n• w Delta Queen will Pomeruy, receoved he'Bd and center and Little lor failure to cited to municipal court today speech v.nter and speetal ass1stant to tv.o Presidents north and !Olllh Vaet Nam generally clear sk1es pievalied 1have a passenger elevator from neck inJuries man acc•dent on lslop 10 assured cle_ar. dislanced on 8 speeding charge; Earl F. t l ~ rges the admtmstrahon at times has tn ed purposely Reliable Informants showed: I over the Rock1es, the Great the Tex as df(!k to the deck be· Saturday He was admitted at Th;e w:re no inJ~~~ ~ Ntchols 1 47 • Proctorville, was t1 ) deceive" Americans. about S pohcy m VIet Nam - Us Manne n Phantom Jet Pl<:~ms, and from the Great low th e mam deck. Radar will 9 30 p m. • m tum amafi!e to t v c- cited Into court today on a Richard N Goodwm. onetime at de to Pres1d ents fighters struck u S Marine 1 Lakes tt the northeast quad- ~ be housed under the dome of Mrs George Bennett, 84, Rl les. passing "l'ithout an assured Kt'n nedy and .Johnson, said altt:ough many of the admm · Itrenches m a cl ose support , rant of the nation the pilot house The machmery 51 Jackson, fell on a bank at The department also reported clear distance charge b lratlOn's statements and s peeches on Vtet Na m are strike near the demdatanzed : and shaft for the elevator will her home and fractured her a deer was killed su;:.ay ~n Earl J Brooks, 23, Pomeroy smcere and welJ..me.anmg ," _so~! are ''mtended _to de- zone Three Mannes were kill· I: Vtterans Memorial Hospital r be behind the pilot hoase tight hip S~e was admitted at r;ute a l~ar f plven y was charged WJih intoxication relve and ft deh~nte ed and four wounded spokesI S I l ted h 10 a m Saturday UIS enm o omeroy. and is lo appear m court Tuesl d d' t rt .. I l"S UftOll ' 1 Admissions Saturday- None · omon on a so poon out t al . R Tbe deer ran alo01 the side day It' ,m IS o ton I lJ men annoLJnced , Discharges Saturday - Wood· ~ the new boat wall have Its own Donald J. Myers, 50,. t. 4, of the highway and into the Thomas R. Solomon, 23, Goodwm, now a fellow at - Sourceli disclosed that Z .11 sewage dJsnosa\ plant under the Oak Htll , was m)ured whtle saw- th 1 t•· Th 1105MM H tz I ~II . to ' row WI mg • . b d H h d loju to pa o '"' car. Charleston, was char&ed II' P'i Ieyan Umverstly •s Center • OWl er Ire l't: m a : Admissions Sunday - Mary I mam deck , somethmg no other mg a oar . e .a ry damage to the car. ere was no South with speed and Claude M. Swish'"' Advanced Studies, made th• u s mfanll'y poSitiOn 50 miles McDonald , Chester: Lilly Rob- boat has had to conSider. They the Index and middle fingers 1 " 1""loon Saturday In a speech northwest of Saigon, kolhng two lnson Rutland . Manon ~'urbee, plan to rebuild th• hull znd the of biS left hand He was admitENUSTS IN AIR F9RCE :~~ ·w'!:;~::i~yw:,:_ ~:re : I Portl~nd boi lers and overhaul the pro- led at8 p. m. Friday Billy J . Nance, 1~. soo of display a flag on an ntended before the Natwnal Board of PT PLE'IS'I NT- !\liss Daosy ' Army men and Jn)unng 16. A. mencans for Democratic Ac· LuUon. 79, a res1dent of Mt I - It was learned that anoth- ! Oiscba~Ve& Sunday _ T n d pulswn machmery. 1 PLAN SERVICE Mr . and Mrs. Ted E. Nance of load. linn 'A DA I He called for crea- Vernon Ave. doed at 3 :ro p m 1 or mfantryman was killed and : Clork , Mabel llaVIS, Otto Ale- "The Delta Queen. only one The o-v. J . Edward Grlf- &43 Fifth Ave., Gallipolis, bas Twenty - four Mtro! ""'II ' li m of a non-partisan "natiOnal Saturday m Holzer H~"Pilal, 1hree 'l'!ounded 60 miles north· I shire or her class on Western Ravers. no: r" _, 1 I)JOmlttee against widening the followmg a three month 1llness 1west of the capital when other • will cease to exist as such and fith wtll hold a service at the enlisted in the Air Force, and were disposed of in court Sa&w<~r' m V1et Nam The ADA She was a l1felong res1dent I05MM How1tzer shells were 1!Mti' ~'dle>~~~~ ;ttt$)i;Ul$ '"' "' :m: will be replaced by a new-old Plants Church Wednesday is presently u.ndergoinl six urday. --~ the pro,..~ 1 f M h • d ·-~ September 2! , 'at 7.30 p.m. ' weeks of basic lrainmg. He IS bI I <! rd ~ nd or~ ..... a o ason county, w ere S1K: rn1s 1reclCU mto American CLEVELAND (UPI) -Com- look Sh ~ V. lll not only be a nv_ __ 1 1i65 graduate of Southern ' "d offered Its support in form- was b..-n 0 Apnl 8 1881 · dau- ranks. moo Pleas Court Jodi• Fran- erman 's boat but will be sale ALI,ST AR High School at Racine. mg "urh a committee ghter of the late Matthew and eta J . Talty was named to-- enough for the Sen,ate Maritime Gnodwm singled out I o r Mary Smith Lutton. I day to preside at tbe new Comm1llee 1tse!f to nde n DEVOTED 1'D INI'Iai:M or BALLOTS HERE shJrpest cntictsm. lhe deCISIOn I MISs Lutton " survovednebhy l Steelworkel'11 Readv murder trial of Dr. Samuel H. "state.t Captain Clark C (o::C) ~GS - MASON oUIU Ballots lor servicemen are In bnmb tbe t1an01-Halphong.oll Jour nieces, and three P - Guideline Assault Sheppard. Hawley, new viCe-president and now available, It was announc~ tnrag e areas An Marth \tet ews, Mrs Rose Love, and Mrs ATI..ANTIC CITY N J (UP!) Banina a change of venue, general manager of Green• ed today by the MeJ&s County N 1 Ad H both f Rt 2 PI ' . . ~ ' 1 1 · am · -The Umted Steelworkers Un- Sheppard Is aebedaled a g1ms. to Lme Steamers Inc Board of ElecHona, Members ·The truth Is that this maJor i Pleasant, Mrs . Jasper Seafler ion (USW) IS prepanng an as- stand trial bere Oct. 18 In the Captam Ha~ley was lntroof the family of a serviceman and spectacular escalation m of Dunbar, W Va • Mrs. FTilz sault on the Johnsen admmls- ltM slaying of bit flrol wUe. duced by J. Mack Gam b I e, may request a ballot for the Ihe war had I!Uie measurable Frey of OXnard, calif • Ever- tralwn's wage - price guidecha1rman of the board Son s relative by brfnllng his addreoa effeCI on the enemy's capacity ~ ette, VIrgil and Samuel Lutton, lines ' - • TWO ARRESTED ·?"""' and Daughters of Plon~er Rlvto the Board of Electlooa. or morale. and most of those , all of Pt. Pleasant. Labeling the guldelmes un- Lee Herbeit Clark, Belpre, erm(~. He '" turn presen~d who looked at lhe matter ser 1 Services will be held at 1 30 workable. meqwtable and total- Iwas arrested by the Meigs Mr. Simonton, who oudined IN 111'11 DAY mu sly m advance of the bomb- , P m . Tuesday al the Crow • ly arb1tary . USE pres!- County Sheriffs Department plans for the new boat. LORAU>I, Oblo (UP!) - A 10g knew II would probably be : Hussell Funeral home. Rev 0. dent!. W. Abel told the umon'o oo a charge of recl<less opera- Presiding at the meeting was llrike by about I.SOO workers n~.ff~tiVe .. ,, H Carder Will off1c1ate, and HUh b1enmaJ convention at its tion Also lodged m Meags Coun· Capta10 Fredelick Way, Jr., tliaioat AmerlCID Slilp Bulldinl In _shor~ he .added, the bunal w1ll be In Lone Oak cern- openmg sesSion today they ty Jail was Aaron Hysell, Mid- Sewickley, Pa., who 25 years Co. here wu In Ita 36lh day tollombmi has boen 8 fanu~e. 1etery Fn•nds may call at must be elurunated in favor of dleport, or dmmg lelt of cen- ago was elected · president ol day foUowlnr nijeCUon of a new and lunl '!'II to be • diS- ' the funeral home after S P m., ap e~panoionary Wlie pro- ter and havm1 no oper11tor's the Sons and Dau&htero of Pio- "Tiley aay It's very bad prae- conll;acl offw b711Qp1oyea ISler, today, ll'lm. Ucense. ~- ~ _ -~er Rivermeu. li<e '18 plek ap ll!chhJkeraJ" ~. I QUEEN Southwestern FF AChapter Spmlua • • }sare Meets Recen.t} y Theme of Show G' b B d Iven y an I 1 8 pau } VJ ays Hour is Late For Peace ' .· co~"' ~<~- ~,.;'.; ~f/7 Andy Porte r I20J a nd Tac kle h t s tno) i5UJ, 1Us h111g up lo hel p, 1! needed, 22 free-scoring defeat of ~u ll and S• turday n1 ght. 1 • Deceit• nson ractices Jh P • Says Formef Speech WfJtef 8 0 ihe l! I M' L i.a:J I D St d Ies a ur ay : ° '!:'Y 1 THE DAILY SENTINEL mtnllll••• O.K. Then atop for lhrifty loan terms. 111 ll oc Pa nllw rs .!8- •High School Scores Oh10 H1gh Sc·hool Football Ry United Press International 1 C;.~nt o n ( entral Cat ho\1r. 15 I j Yl)Ungstown Ursulme ti Cant on !.f'hmdn 33 Marli ngton 0 C.Jnton Glt n\o\ood lR ~;M!t on T1mken 01 M .1 ~~ ill n n 8othDnvers • Are Arrested Call II tltt MAN _ An unid entHied Pomerov P<~nl h rr has ~ gnncl hold on GJry Drenne1. Ru tl and sca tl~a~ k, ~;;~sp~~hcrs I ., Five Accident Admitted T Hospl'taI RUTLAND · · · · · lt··'l l'il POMEROY 1 NEWLOOKI UPI·.Bri·efs 1 1 SNCC Leader Cal} £or Army 16 DRIVERS Casualties Mount from U.S.Errors Total Yards Penallie• Famblelri Losal Punts ~ \ .. .. • 1 1 ' 1 To Hate Whi'teS I • gt I A WhaIey to Manage r In on • • f G b • t OffICe 0 aI rea hFtrm Ulh; dnve to become the game' s I ten Situation On the next play Lemley ' 1) !5 yard lrun J p , leadmg gro.und gamer Ketth Phalm was m for tin: 1 Kennedy ~~~ (29 yi:trd P 8 tt sl Pomeroy kicked ofl tt the score. from Hawkms) PA1 Ll"'llleyl Red Dcvtls ~nd 11 was ev1dt>ntl With l~s than 20 seconds lett (l l rrun ) SAFETY Drenner1 the l{utland eleven was not to to play 1n the ball game. Rut- ~ ) fTackled Ab~tt after pass I be den ied. Hawkins hit Gary land took to the air on quest oi l mtercephon m fma l J seconds) 1 STATISTICS Drenner on a 35 yard pe~ss pat- another touchdown Roger Da-: tern and m four more plavs vis dropped a Hawkins pass at I Lem ley was in for the score the W yard lme and on the next from five yards out Th1s time play Hawkms had Drenner m! Lemlf!y's run for the extras the clear at the goal !me bul l was good and the Red Oev1 IS Danny Abhott mtercepted the closed the gap to 26-12 with pass and was h1t beohmd the I 4 31 left m the th1rd quarter goal by Orenner to mark a two Pomerey came back to score pomt sarety for the Red Devils agam m the dosmg mmutes of as the £mal gun sounded the penod w1th B11l Moore gomg The Panthers came home w1th 24 yards around h1s own nght a 38 lo 22 non-league wrn but end <:~ Her a mcely executed re- the possibility 9J the lo..c;s of verse Rutland came back to Jumor Tackle Charles !R a I) score m the openme mmutes Hysell for the season Hysell ot the fou1 th perwd when HaY. - ~ was mJured mid-way 1n the sec· kms h1! his tight end Perrv ond period and removed from Kennedy rrom 29 vards out J the fte ld by ambulance wtth a l Hawkms tned to gs up 1 h e lf'g InJury middle for the extras but Y!<~ ~ l The Panthers are host te the stcJI)JWd Gallla Academy Blue DevilS Phone for our quick A Hutland d11ve late m the I thas Fnday n1ght as both teams your money on our fourth penud was stopped at open thelf 1966 SEOAL cam· the Pomeroy 23 yard line and pa1gn. Rutland 1s at Eastern the Panthers were off and run- Ff!day n1ght for a MOV match. nmg agam Don Sw1sher, a 145 Scormg Touchdowns pound Semor quarterback, on a POMEHOY - Van Meter !I) quarterback keep, went 59 yarrts (3 yard rlln ) Fmlaw (2) 157 to the Rutland lfl and three yard pass antl 8 yard pass plays later hit Sophomore full -~ from Swisher I Moore f2) (16 bar k Kenny Engl1 sh With a IJ , yard pass from Sw1sher and 24 1 yard aenal on a fourth and 1yard run ) Phalm (l ) 14 yard CASH before night sen. n·IfI\SOD Has pra yer Amendment ready s i "BOB E;, ~fER went fm e1 'I'P only t., !J,we all In SIX pl<~ys the Red Devils I Tlu~ Panlhers: 6COrt>d again RUT.LAND _ T!ie , Pome- called back bec<.I WiC ol ,, cl ip· Wt'll' ha(k .+~;uu kuockmg ut •Jnce lh~:y gamt.'<i possessiOn of roy ,, Pijtple POnt~rs scor- pmg penC~ItV Aller m1ollwr the do01 find thb tune qUi-ll't CI'· 1hc baiL Th1s tune Andy Portd the first'~ time ,they got uw penallv the P,mlhl'l 'i moved Uw back J•H' ll<~wkms lllt Jt~ 111 es It-t <:~ nd Bill Mom e p1cked up ba1I here Saturd ay m.g ht m a ball 111 fout IJ I<~vs tu !Ire Rut- Vcm rt nlclll frolll seve tl yw ds uul' b1g c.:hunks ol )a rdage m the wide open offense _ mmdcd hmd tluee <llld ftom tht' 1e Len lor tl1 e :-.t ole Ld tn Lt: rnlcy s 64 yard dnve and Sw1sher h1t game tllat,ended in a 38 to 22 me Vcm M ~ ht took 1t 111 to I run to1 the PX II <~ s 1\a~ ~ t op pe d F' mlaw agam for the score from win over the !tutiand Red Dev- 1make 1t 6 0 w1th 7 16 lett to and the score Jt'dd fl lu 6 at the 8 yt~ rd s out Van Meter was tis 1play m the fl r st penod .sta rt of the sec:ond pcrwd I stopped m h1 s b1d for the PATs, superior ft~ play w he " I+ GOAL UNE STAND It took the Panthers httle and the Panthe1 s led 20 to 6 needed, and gbod bl~ckmg ac- The Rulland H.ed Dev 1l s mov- h me to g•'t 10il mg aga m B1l1 at lhf' 11dlf I counfud \for tb~ , Panthers 371 ed ms 1df' the s1x yard ltnt> of1Kennedy mterceptL>d Cl S v.1 ~ l1e r SECOND HALF yardS' ill th~. (*tr and &n th e lhe P ·~nu 1 e 1 s follnwmg tt1c kwk· pass buL agaw the Pa nthe' line Van Meter took Rut land's ground as they scor~d SIX of the of( hut with t 1 r~t and goc~l to hel d t~ nd f01 ced a punt W1 th a kick-off to start th e second half 8 limes they got t~e ball go a stubborn Panthe1 detem;P first and 10 on the Pomer f))! 4:1, a11d rt'turned 1t lo the Rutland The Panthers Of eoarh Bud heid the Red DPV IIS out and f Swisher h1t Steve F' ml l\\ !n 42 In 9 pl ays the Panthers Bickel kicketl. off tG star t ~lw the Pantl 1er eleYt·n took over at the cll'al and he went tl1e d1::;- I were on the srore boa1d agam contest and forced a Rutlcmd the one Th is wds a I! Hle lclO tuner 57 vard~. f~ 1 ~ ~10\her l when Sw Jshet hit Moore frctm punt. Alter a per~alty quarter- ~ close hH eomlo1 t for t he P.t n· ~an t hct sc o1 c A S\~~-ohe 1 lo Hi }<uds out. Van Meter gamback Don Swisher tut Bill Moore then; with only a h 1mmt leud, f tnl <lw Jlil ss fnt the ex l1a JX:ll nt:-. With a 4o yard pass play that 1 and Van Mete1 fl l!ll ted out I was mcomplelc. led 35 ycud~ m lour carnes '' ON THE GO - Don Swisher , Po meroy P anther hardnose quar terback, reels off a good ~am Saturday mght but Rutl and 's t:l bcil \V II II,J ms I S ahout to take a crack at him Da>e Rice_:; commg up to h e lp~--------- Meredith in Comeback for Adoration of Texas Grid Fans with 5 TD Giants Rout 20 Clevel and Brnrd1rtme 6 East Ca nton .W MBivcrn 20 Bnd geport 34 I LJn<dcy Jns!Jtute (W Va ) o: Parma 30 Cleveland st. Iinatlus 20 Niles McKmley 36 Cleveland Jolul Adama 8 Southeast 34 Beachwood 0 Erie Academy 34 Ashtabula Edgewood 18 Cleveland St. Joseph 66 Padua 8 Ashtabula St. John 46 Cleveland St. Stamslaus 8 Columbia 25 Cleveland Byzantine 12 Garretsville 14 Cardmal 12 Loram Admaral Kmg 23 Cmon nafl fnf1 20 Shaker HP1ght s 36 Cle\eland South 30 Kr nt Sw te H1gh ·m I Clevrland St .John CJnl JLIS 0 1 Lo1 ,un St Mary 28 ' ctmla nd I H•~k;:~ Ledgemont !c~!~~o;oe 208i P<~rk r rs lo edg~ lhP Bro wns ln C1evl1<1 nd Luthc1an East R By FRED MCMANE 1ga\f our. C'lffense the CC'ln fld f' nce the fm <-~1 three m1nuleo:; Taylor Ne¥.-bury 6 1 UPI Sports Writer I we need 1 o sa y noth 1ng ol th£' c<:~ u g ht " short ra ~ s from St.~ rr Brookside 20 Don Meredith has fmallv conlldence 1t g,n e ~1 er t'dlth Iand el udld F. 11rh l3ar nes and Clevf' l.md Lutheran West 0 shaken the • q u a r t e r b a r k 1 Other Act1on Ross r Hhtner for a mne-vard Mli<tn 7 South Amllerst 6 curse' ' and may even become a I ln oU1er NFL aetiou, Hal l!· scm m.£; j.mnt v, 1th 2 45 left ::~ s household word aga1n m Texas ' more d<:! fea ted \imnesota 38·23. the Packers won t heu Meredith who has spent :~ Grer.n Bay edged Cleveland 21· second ~ ba 1 g ht Tay lor also rather mediocre SI X y"ars m 120 St I ou1s be.1t Washmgton I -:cor('d on a c; Jl' vend ru n whtl e the National Football League 23-7. Ptttsburgh u)Jset Detr01t l Garv rollins r:111ght two 'T O I after a sensational colleg1ate 117-3 and Philadelphia topped 1passes ]1om Fra nk Hyan in a Tulane 13 Vtrgm1a 'feC'h 0 career at Southern Method1st Atlan ta 23·10 lostng rffort Houston 21 F'londa 13 had his most rewarding day as Meredith t1ed a club rec01 d Hit t9 of 34 I MISSISSIPPI 13 Memphis St 0 a pro Sunday when he tossed ; shared by Edd1e LeBaron wath Cha J\ev Johnson completed 19 1LSU 28 South Carolina ll ftve touchdown passes and h1s f1ve TD loss(·s and the 52 or ~4 passes for 244 yards and East Tennessee 20 Murray 18 .:ompleted 14 or 24 passes for po1 nts was a Dallas team Jun A1k ke n btXJted three field Vanderbilt 24 Ci tadel ~ h ~58 yards Jn leadmg the Dallas : record 'The Dallas "econdary goals as th<> Cardmals won So Miss 14 Lomsaana ~ ~O Cowboys to a 52-7 roLJt of the 1also gave the ctowd of 60,010 a their se• ond st1 aight under new Ark So St 30 Lv~st~ A : 2 NeW York Giants. I share of the thrills w1th four rM('h Charley Wtnner Tra1llng Ma~hll 2~ M~n:. ~ 1 The :!8-year.old signal-caller. mtercepllons mrludmg a 7-ti entenng the f111 al peflod , ~ Y :1 3 u~tn ~~ h 6 who dunng h1s college davs I yard 'I}) runb.H:k b\ Corne ll the Cardma ls scored 17 pmnts Dungstwn R nhtra d 1 ~ was as popular With Texans as Green Jn th e last qu~ rter a.s halfback John nv Roland Talyetdon 923 X IC monO o o av1er LB.f and ten-gallon hats, has ! Johnny Umtas, who has broke open the gdme wtth a 22- otterbem 19 lnd Central 7 been ridiculed m the pros for in Ius career bet>n CJt a loss for vard TD gallop Okl , 0 11 0 . . . d h' . f l h . l d T TD' a ..oma tus .tnconslstenc) an IS conf1de nc~. fired our ouc Hur e ~o s WebPr St ::~2 Noregon AriZ St. 14 Inability to gain the respect of down passes to set an NFL Quarterback Hon Smath re- Austm Col\ 26 Bishop 19 his players I record as the Colts 1ebounded placed the InJUred Bill Nelsf'n No Tex St 25 New Mex 21 Improved Game from an opem ng loss to Green and hul'led a pa 1r of TD passes SMU 26 IlhnOJs 7 Despit~ th1s st1gma and the I Bay Umtas ftred two TD as the surpnslflg Steelers C"dld. 21 Wash St. 6 verbal Jibes of unappreciatiVe I passes to John Mackey and one defeated the L1ons. Sm1th Stanford 25 San Jose St. 21 ::owboy fans, Meredith worked each to Ray Berry and Tom enter'!d the game w1th less Washington l9 [daho 7 it Jtn.proving his game and by Matte as he bQasled h1s career 1than three mmul es remammg 1UCLA 57 Pittsburgh 14 be end qf last season looked total to 214, surpassmg the old in the first quarter and hit John Idaho St 28 Omaha o like be h;ld finally "arri\·ed.'' mark of 212 set by Y A Tittle Holton woth a 32-yard scoring Santa Brbra 24 Scrmnto St t For those who ~till doubted Grabbed Early Lead pass 10 the lhord per1od for San Fran. St. 38 Cal Poly his ability to move the club, Mipnesota, play1DI its home what proved to be the decisive Pacific u 30 L. A. st. 7 Meredith applied the convmcer opener, ll'abbed ' an early touchdown He connected on an - -- Sunday when he connected lead against the Colts, ~-yard sconng pass with Roy a key touchdown from the onethree Unies lor scores with Dan Unilas r~'lied his Jefferson m the fonal quarter. yard hne In the final period Reeves ,'lfld twice With ' with • :ltl-yard Fullback Israel Lang gamed when the Falcons were pressHayes · whUe movmg th: , to Mackey before the 114 yards rushing and · 1ng. Quarterback RaDc!Y JohnboYJ .Up and down the field at endi!ll and more Baker l<icked threy field son completed 14 of 31 pa,_ will. pu'les after the inlermi!sion. as the Eagles hande.t fo• '18 yards and Ale~ Hawkins A B!p't Stan' to Jim Falcone their second lilne pa~ lor 144 I Here's the brand new '67 Chevy pickup! It's slrikinrly new in sty lin(. Lower, sleeker, its trim appearance puts many cars to shame. And this one'• toucher, too. New body sheet metal tailgale latch. And the altractive new resists rust better. There's color·keyed rab interior IS a new all-steel pickup box, also, wilh full-depth double- roomier. Also, there's better wall side panel!~ and tail. visibility plu~ added sa fet y gate. And a new one-hand features such as padded lnslrumenl panel and lat~<~:i*!•i \ isor and othen. The new '67 Chevy pidtll)l looks so good and is bnilt so well you nn use It ••,,_ almost anythinr! 1 Col1ege Scores 1 1 7 5 1 1 o thr~e ~~_;~o~il~~:;a~~~~~~t:~:~:h;it~s;~~ ~~~~,t:~ as tho NEW lENGTH! A BRAND NEW BREED OF MORE LOAD SPACE ON A LONGER WHEELBASE! All IIIII t ii( VY ~~11101 (101" II~EI LUW) •ew Chny-Vans In two sizes for '67 ••• ntw VI pewer, tN! Now you can ret a long low·eDSt Chevy ..Van! All new for '67 Is the Chevy-Van 108 with 108" wheelbase and whoppinr 2~ublc-loot load space. Or pick the Chevy-Van 90 with 209cubic-foot cargo area. Both sizes can be equipped with hustlinf V8 power-a bir 283 V8! And both can bo had in Sportvan versions. There's a bra,IJ!i breed of Chev7 HEVY TRUCKS FOR pomeroy M , 0 t or .,c·. 0,. . I r.ftft , . ... .• , 1!1 • ,• .....~ . , ·~'" tor[,Y(• MAIN ST~" - ._,_., ... -- - ----- - - - �i ., ''' \ t ( r' Par;thers Win High Scoring Duel with Rutland, 38 · 221~J~~ZFf: M~rching Band Foot, Finger Prints Clues Gives Show at Rutland Game The high-steppmg ll Panther marchmg band under the d1~ rectior1 of Donald Miller presented a well - received half· CHICAGO (UP!l - Footprmts In the sand and fin~- time show during the Pomeroyeo·prmts on a French door prov1ded police with their Rutland football game Satursll ongest clues today m the murder of Valerie Percy. a day night. 21 -year-old daughter of Republican senatorial candidate Marchong to the center of the t hatles H Percy I held, the band played "Fan. Valerie. a honey-blonde and vivacious "fun girl" Ytoho fare," and perforrried prec•swn hdped her father campaign, was beaten and stabbed to dnlls to the tunes of "Little d e ~th m het bed before dawn Sunday while the rest of Goant" and "Soundmg Brass " PQhce bell~ve the murderer 1 To the band 's rend1t10n of '\ us· a man who stolt M'lto the I obvwusly came mto the housP "Can Can • the majorettes prePt>r~ 's regal estate on a shght td murder someone '' l sented a high-k•ckmg dance bluf~ overlookmg Lake ~hcln - 1 It wa s Valene's step-mother, routme to which the audience GALLlPUW BUSINESS COLLEGE GRADUATES ~ The fourth annual graduation reremonies of the Gallipolis Business Coll ege were gan=ltl the exclusiVe north shore I Mrs. Lora1ne Percy who responded enthuslastJcally. conducted Friday evenmg in the Washington School Auditorlllm Eighteen area residents received diplomas, ~resented by Mr. and Mn. : illb!ll'b of Kemlworlh d1scoverfd the murder and for The band concluded 1ls perThomas Breech Rev. A. H- \l acl\enm was guest speaker. His topic w as "Where I Wtlk" Judy Chapman gave mvocation. Mrs Neil SandThe prowler who killed the r a moment confrooted the k1ller formance playmg the Pemeroy ers played the pi ocesSion and recessJon Perfect attendance certlfica tes were given Larry Dickey and Larr~ Hardesty, and Philip Hatch gar\ probably entered the fam- : Mrs PerC) sa1d she was "Fight Song • • became the first grandfathc1 to graduale. Also, Mr. Hatch and hiS daughter Shirley were the first "father and daughter" graduates of the 1lv home with murder tn mmd , ' awakened about 5 am by the I Pomeroy maJorettes performcollege The college 's fall tet m began last Tu es day. Piclured above are last Friday's graduates: Front Row-Bonrue Stith, Nancy Tawney, Jane Thomas, Janel Henry . l'• rolyn Carruthers, Saund ra Shearer. Marlene Roush. !!:lien Wiles Audrey Smith Second Row-Larry Dickey, pohce said today . sound of moanmg from her mg Saturday mduded flagbearGe orge Roach , Bo) d Pickens, 1'h1hp Hatch, Blll Weigand, Romma Erwm, Larry Hardesty, Dann)' Kearns, Shirley Hatch, Mr. and Mrs. ThomBest Lead'S ste-p-daughter's bcd1oom ers Pam Crew and Mana Late Sunday mght Kemlwor!h Mrs Percy sa1d VJiene was Grueser maJorettes Be v· as Breech. pollee chu~( Robeo1t Daley st11l alive but could not talk. eorly Beaver. Nanq Tatus, Ma · ondocated the best leads lei! to i By the tome a neoghborhnod IY Franm , MJII~e Legar. Cathy a"tbontoes were a man 's I doctnr arnved Valene was Fultz, Peggy Hoffner , Pa"letta footprmts leadmg a( ross the dead Hudson and drum maJorette- , , bea~~ to the Pm·y mansoon J enmfer Blakeslee (Conlonued from Page I) WASHINGTON (UPf)-&n- ' rights bill would be dead by • against the clvU rights bill. "wuilward ," and a set of 1 Meigs General Hospil;al and have the new Delta Queen ate Republican leader Everett I mid-afternoon, planned today toJ But Democratic leader Mike fing~rprmt.s on the F'rench door 1 Ad s d Ch , unde1 steam by March 15 , 1968, M. Dirksen, confident the civil revive his proposed const1tu Mansfield was expected to drop b ~ hlch the killer gameri I miss 1ons atur ay ar- r y "' t h h les Hysell Pomero) ~Jctona when our toUilsl season o~ens," - - - ~ ~ tiOna! amendment on school the measure for this year if the acce!S o t e ouse St M1ddl t ttw consultant opmed. pra)•er. vote Called, as all signa Percv 's DemocratiC opponent, acey f's~r d Paul Douglas. ca lled an mdefJ· 1 ChUildScharges alur ay ·- Ola Southwestf'rn Future Farmers I A nava l <:~ rchltecl and ship· A second Senate vote was md Jcated. . h of Amer l<'a met la st week Hl yard Wlll be seleded by late scheduled for 2 p m ED'1 on Dirksen, whO thmks be has a 1 ress oole •uspenswn 10 ~s ~m , AdmissiOns Sunday _ Norma the high school. spnng of 1967. and the proJect shuttong off a Republican- "good" chance of success with ~aJgn rdF~m~ VJ ce re~ /nt • Schaefel Pomf'my RIChard Marlm Rose presided and the 1Will be- up for b1ds Art er conSouthern Democrat filibuster the prayer amendment, planned s:~:uled .poll~:;;\ c:;ec:~~ I~ Pltkens Middl~pOi t, Maly Eas I first order 'J f bu smes!i wa s struct wn starts. It will take I to offer it as a suti~Utute far a Chocago Tuesday ' lerday R3CIOe I the election of a chapter sweet-! eJgill or ten--months to com~lete o routine Senate bill as soon •• Percy, self-made mlllien- D1sebarges SUDday - Floss11~ , The glonous Day~~. of Spmt· heart MJss Brenda Fu]k g. l and put t!1e boat m service civil rights was disposed of. 61 8 Moeller Charles Hysell ual·, wa.• the t11e111 e of a nre- 1daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph ! Inchnahon seems to be toThe amendment would Ciarl· aiTe once tapped as ~resodenlial • ·' ' " d lh ern s hip vard on VATICAN CITY <UP!) - Pope 1y" supreme Cour t dec1SIORI · S Cls lon drill show given by the 1 Fu lks, Rl 2, Vmton , was chos ' war a sou t1mber by former Presodent f th b f Paul VI, m a dramatic anpeat whi ' ch acco din 1 Di •·-1 Rutland High School Marchmg I en. ac\·oun o wea er , a lg ac· ,.. r g o r~xu, Dwoghl D Eiseilhower, bore hos POSTPONES SURGERY band Saturday mght during , . have resul~d In paryer 1n 1 tor 10 the JOb whtch has to be for peace called today for an gnef with the other members , Ed doe Marr made a motwn I done qmckly so the Greene esod to the war In VIet Nom public schools ~ming lfllder a ul his famllv. . including Vale Mrs. Dana Swift, 811 HJgh·st, the halftime of the Pomeroy • t0 atlend the Farm Sc1ence Re- L · before 1t IS • too late 11 ..... Middleport, because of Illness, . d f b n •arne mes won l m1ss a season uf VIrtual ban. • 1 nt' s tYi m sJster , Sharon Rutlan oot a g view at Columbus and 1t was 1operation. The Pope made the appeal in Oth · I Suffered Skull Fracture has been forced to post~ne eye Under the direction ol Mr i passed Russell Ferguson pro- ' an encyhcal urgmg worldw1de DAYTON IUPI) - Stokley SN~;~~~~es~~. ~:~: E. Cook County Coroner Andrew , surgery scheduled for Se pt 21 Robert Garner, Jr, the ba~d pos-ed the motJatJon of Green-I FACILITIES prayer for peace, especially Carmichael, militant leader of Moss, D-Callf., and Cornelius Toman said after an autopsy I at Holzer He.spltal Mrs. SYilfl moved onto the field '" prec!· l hands durmg the first week of The New Delta Queen w iII durmg the month of October- ~e Student No~- VIolent Coor· E Gallagher, D-N.J, today cothat Val•ri• doed o( a skull l iS "mfmed at home SJon drill .. style playmg .: Days . October and it was adopted j have a dmmg room and galley I dedwated by Catholics to the dmallng Committee.. (SNCC), sponsored a biU to ban lractur, mflicted by a blunt of Glory , followed by Spmt j The club proposed a dance te on the main deck Cr~s· quar- rosary Sunday asked for a wholenar· electronic snoopmg devices She was also NOW YOU KNOW of Joshua" and " Sa~nts In Con. I be held m honor of the newly ters will be Oil the forward In the encyclical, Pope Paul my of arrogant black men to 1from Interstate or foreign mstrument q abbed 10 times, m the tJeart, There ere at least - 248 cert ,, The school faght song I chosen sweetheart, and it "'as end of the main deck The dm· called on men " to lay down battle an "unciVIlized" white Icommerce except (or use by ~ hest, face and spme. languages spoken 10 Mlger-1conclud~d the prog.ram ~ approved She will retgn for a ing room will have booths on the1r arms at last Defore 1t soeiety law officers ispecifh::ally alJtbor.. ·He (lhe killer ) must have 1a alone and more lhan 800 Pr~-game entertamment ~as; year and w11l be presented a both s1des In add1t10n to tables beco mes too late to do so be- The fiery ctvd rJ~htl!l leader ized to use them. had a good idea .t the layout of ]languages are used m all of provtded With the . ban~ gomg : jacket from the club. and chairs in the center dmmg cause of the mountmg pressure wU expected lo repeat his con. \ht' house,'' Toman saJd "He Afnca Ionto the field playiDg Amen- r The club will have a new I area and Will have the fmest • of events demnation of whites and white ca the Beautifur""'whlie a large idea plant over lhe Chnstma s [and latest m eqmpment I '' We crv to them In God's I society in a s~ch at nearby star was formed The Star l I Th• cabin deck will have 0 M t Wright State Umvemty today. S~angled Banner ..... played ' vacatiOn. I bar and cocktail lounge toward ~:g:~h:: :~:r wor~· o;tu:on~~~ Carmichael used the aame (Continued from Page II with Vernon Weber smgmg a the after end of the boat with I d t . II I I theme Saturday at Columbus. Hysell was charged with d M' Lilly Imboden pam: an erms m a s ncer - ..1, bl ck ., 1 1 so o an ISS ' / a rear glass wall through which ty. A settlement should be I m a a ' arrogan manl driving while under re~ head majorette, carrymg the patron s may look Into the I d t lh - Carmwhael told a ch I •g aud- left of center, and was .,_ ·. ~ reac Je now , even a e ~x o...nce of 200 Persons •..ere ' ''and in th~ Metge county JaU W!lell "--~ Amencan Flag Rutla nd mator• spok e~ of the sternwheel On pense of some inconvenience or n; -~- ... ' 11'11 \i E Whaley 1795 Ger· l ettes mclude Barbara Wtlhams, the same deck Will he a beau- los!!, for Jt may have to be I'm here to tell you that white he failed to post bond. He Is ta Kathy Thomas, Pat Kennedy, (Continued from Poge 11 SOCiety IS uncivilized r,rr rl Ave Columbus, ha!l been ty pnrlor barber shop and n1ade later in the tram of bit· · appear m court Friday. IJ ilporn tf'fi manager of the Ar· Teresa Dean and DJane Holh- nedy said. shorpmg center I ter slaughter and mvolved great "These arrogant black men A one-car mishap was prob1da y have got to have the guts to go ed Galbreath II I~ ton ulf!Ce or • There will be 22 staterooms loss, the Pope said. up lo the judges in Watts. Harat I2· 40 a m.. Sunday on \I"' tgage Co. I I Better than lltovu>. , on the cabm deck whlle on the , , , lem, Hough and Dayton a·tl tell the Hannan Trace Rd., one Whaley will be responsible IT WAS BETTER THAN observatoon deck. noxt deck atllem that their prtsoos are full mile oorthwest of Rt. 7. lm the produchou and processSaturday mght at the mov1es bove, !here Will be 24 stat•of black men but tbeir courts A vehiCle driven by C. E. m~ ol real estate loans m north- 1 From Ontario, Canada. and rooms, and 00 the top deck, , are full of while hale," he con- Clary, 18• Crown City, ran off WI",!Prn Franklm County ! upstat• New York on the east or Texas deck, there Will he c~ses linued. the right side olthe, road, and I he graduate ot Ohio Sl•te to Mlssoun on the west, a 11.8 staterooms and orf1eers· l hJt some trees. There W$1 mlnUnl vers Jty ha.s been assoc1aled motostrous meteor cut a fiery, I quarters. or damage to the car, artd no \~J l h Galbl'dth'~ Loan Prodllc arrest was made. 1 l ,®mlle swatb across the sky I Tbe .... Delta Queeu wlll 0 Sunday citations Included: twn Department for two years. Saturday mgM. 1 accommodale 2%5 passengers. Harley E. McDonald, 24, MidHt' rerently rece1 ved thf com- ! SAIGON 1up l) _ s1x Amerl The fireball was sighted In Facllllles wlll be a little more F1ve accfdont cases were dleport, to Meigs court 00 Fripany s W W Wile al8r1 Produc· I cans were killed and 23 wound· OntanO, New York, New J~r- luxuriou" while retaining all admitted to Holzer Hospital ovday for defective exhaust; lion Trophy an award g1ven 1 ed in three separate mr1dents fiey Maryland, ' Pennsylvama, of lbe charm of lbe present er the weekend . They included. Charles L Neutzl'••, 26 , Ml'dqua rtf"rly to the loan olf1cer l y· · M h I d Two persons were arrested uoe pruducmg the a:reatest dollar involving air and artillery com· west •rgm•a. JC Jgan n I· boat Every stateroom will Mrs. Grady P. Craig, 30, Sy- after a two car accident on dleport, was cited on the same bat errors, 1t was disclosed Lo- ana, Ilhnms, W1sconsm. Tennes. have Its own priHrte bath. racllse , a passenger m an autcr charge. \Olume m resJdent1al real esK t k d M I d Slate Route 336, nine tenths of lak' mortgages day in o[f1ctal reports and m· see, en uc Y an tssou JI. There will be oomplete air mobale accident Sun ay. She a mile east of Racme Saturday Rob~rt 0 Clarki 21 , Athen!, V.haley. a nat1ve of Pomeroy, formatmn receiVed from reba· eondltiontng, with iDdh·idoal suffered a scalp laceratsmn and at 7:30, the Meigs County Sher· was Cited to Meigs rourt Fri1 ble mili t'clry sources Is thf son of Mr and Mrs F 1 - - - - . Danrp Evervwhere room C"ontrois, and even clos. was admitted at 4 p m. unday . •n·s Department reported day on a no muffler charge. 0 Whaley, Columbus, and the . O Whaley, Albany RD . and ofl The tragiC miStakes. all oi l B~ND OF SHOWERS IN- e1l circuit televosiOo through Mrs Jennings W Bias, 33, Raymond Lee Rowe, 24• Ra- Marshall 0 . Reeves, tiO, Algnwdson of Mr. and Mrs. D. IMrs. Ava G1lkey, HarnsonvtUe I wh1ch occurred m fighting Sun· I Ad h th 'd . use of vtdeo tapes. AddiSOn , was also In a car In· cine and Russell Eugene Little, bany, was cited tn Meigs court - -- day , marred oU1erw1se well co- clu mg 1oca11 Y eavy un el- The cabin deck wtU be of volved m an acc1dent She sufr ordmated air and ground action showers, stretrh from the m1d- tunnel cabm design and will fered a neck inJury and was 18, Rutland were traveling west Friday on a no brakes charge. m wh~eh u s troops battled MISSISSI~pl valley to . lhe cen- have a cub Pilot's lounge com- odmitted at 6 30 p m' Satur- when Row~ swung his car to Joseph 0 . Morrow, 32, Luf!. the•r way out of 1 Commum st 1tral and east Gulf Coast and piE>te with the Delta Queen '!:! or- day the left to make a turn mto asville, was cited to Gallla trap and k•lled 171 North Viet- ~ the carolmas early today. I Ign .JI pilot wheel, though not Michael Steve Globokar, 16, his driveway and was struck Municipal Court today on a namese regulars 10 bloody Scattered thundershowers operable faciOg the front of son of Mr and Mrs. Philhp in rear by Lr:lej l ft f ~~~~ ~har~e, d ~n~d M. I ftghtmg Just south of the de- l pe lted the great basm and the-, the boat Globokar, 128 Union Ave., owe was Cl or . e o , . ree an ' . ., was WASffiNGTON IU PI) - A form er Wh ile Hou se , miillanzed zone separating nommally and Southwest while ( The n• w Delta Queen will Pomeruy, receoved he'Bd and center and Little lor failure to cited to municipal court today speech v.nter and speetal ass1stant to tv.o Presidents north and !Olllh Vaet Nam generally clear sk1es pievalied 1have a passenger elevator from neck inJuries man acc•dent on lslop 10 assured cle_ar. dislanced on 8 speeding charge; Earl F. t l ~ rges the admtmstrahon at times has tn ed purposely Reliable Informants showed: I over the Rock1es, the Great the Tex as df(!k to the deck be· Saturday He was admitted at Th;e w:re no inJ~~~ ~ Ntchols 1 47 • Proctorville, was t1 ) deceive" Americans. about S pohcy m VIet Nam - Us Manne n Phantom Jet Pl<:~ms, and from the Great low th e mam deck. Radar will 9 30 p m. • m tum amafi!e to t v c- cited Into court today on a Richard N Goodwm. onetime at de to Pres1d ents fighters struck u S Marine 1 Lakes tt the northeast quad- ~ be housed under the dome of Mrs George Bennett, 84, Rl les. passing "l'ithout an assured Kt'n nedy and .Johnson, said altt:ough many of the admm · Itrenches m a cl ose support , rant of the nation the pilot house The machmery 51 Jackson, fell on a bank at The department also reported clear distance charge b lratlOn's statements and s peeches on Vtet Na m are strike near the demdatanzed : and shaft for the elevator will her home and fractured her a deer was killed su;:.ay ~n Earl J Brooks, 23, Pomeroy smcere and welJ..me.anmg ," _so~! are ''mtended _to de- zone Three Mannes were kill· I: Vtterans Memorial Hospital r be behind the pilot hoase tight hip S~e was admitted at r;ute a l~ar f plven y was charged WJih intoxication relve and ft deh~nte ed and four wounded spokesI S I l ted h 10 a m Saturday UIS enm o omeroy. and is lo appear m court Tuesl d d' t rt .. I l"S UftOll ' 1 Admissions Saturday- None · omon on a so poon out t al . R Tbe deer ran alo01 the side day It' ,m IS o ton I lJ men annoLJnced , Discharges Saturday - Wood· ~ the new boat wall have Its own Donald J. Myers, 50,. t. 4, of the highway and into the Thomas R. Solomon, 23, Goodwm, now a fellow at - Sourceli disclosed that Z .11 sewage dJsnosa\ plant under the Oak Htll , was m)ured whtle saw- th 1 t•· Th 1105MM H tz I ~II . to ' row WI mg • . b d H h d loju to pa o '"' car. Charleston, was char&ed II' P'i Ieyan Umverstly •s Center • OWl er Ire l't: m a : Admissions Sunday - Mary I mam deck , somethmg no other mg a oar . e .a ry damage to the car. ere was no South with speed and Claude M. Swish'"' Advanced Studies, made th• u s mfanll'y poSitiOn 50 miles McDonald , Chester: Lilly Rob- boat has had to conSider. They the Index and middle fingers 1 " 1""loon Saturday In a speech northwest of Saigon, kolhng two lnson Rutland . Manon ~'urbee, plan to rebuild th• hull znd the of biS left hand He was admitENUSTS IN AIR F9RCE :~~ ·w'!:;~::i~yw:,:_ ~:re : I Portl~nd boi lers and overhaul the pro- led at8 p. m. Friday Billy J . Nance, 1~. soo of display a flag on an ntended before the Natwnal Board of PT PLE'IS'I NT- !\liss Daosy ' Army men and Jn)unng 16. A. mencans for Democratic Ac· LuUon. 79, a res1dent of Mt I - It was learned that anoth- ! Oiscba~Ve& Sunday _ T n d pulswn machmery. 1 PLAN SERVICE Mr . and Mrs. Ted E. Nance of load. linn 'A DA I He called for crea- Vernon Ave. doed at 3 :ro p m 1 or mfantryman was killed and : Clork , Mabel llaVIS, Otto Ale- "The Delta Queen. only one The o-v. J . Edward Grlf- &43 Fifth Ave., Gallipolis, bas Twenty - four Mtro! ""'II ' li m of a non-partisan "natiOnal Saturday m Holzer H~"Pilal, 1hree 'l'!ounded 60 miles north· I shire or her class on Western Ravers. no: r" _, 1 I)JOmlttee against widening the followmg a three month 1llness 1west of the capital when other • will cease to exist as such and fith wtll hold a service at the enlisted in the Air Force, and were disposed of in court Sa&w<~r' m V1et Nam The ADA She was a l1felong res1dent I05MM How1tzer shells were 1!Mti' ~'dle>~~~~ ;ttt$)i;Ul$ '"' "' :m: will be replaced by a new-old Plants Church Wednesday is presently u.ndergoinl six urday. --~ the pro,..~ 1 f M h • d ·-~ September 2! , 'at 7.30 p.m. ' weeks of basic lrainmg. He IS bI I <! rd ~ nd or~ ..... a o ason county, w ere S1K: rn1s 1reclCU mto American CLEVELAND (UPI) -Com- look Sh ~ V. lll not only be a nv_ __ 1 1i65 graduate of Southern ' "d offered Its support in form- was b..-n 0 Apnl 8 1881 · dau- ranks. moo Pleas Court Jodi• Fran- erman 's boat but will be sale ALI,ST AR High School at Racine. mg "urh a committee ghter of the late Matthew and eta J . Talty was named to-- enough for the Sen,ate Maritime Gnodwm singled out I o r Mary Smith Lutton. I day to preside at tbe new Comm1llee 1tse!f to nde n DEVOTED 1'D INI'Iai:M or BALLOTS HERE shJrpest cntictsm. lhe deCISIOn I MISs Lutton " survovednebhy l Steelworkel'11 Readv murder trial of Dr. Samuel H. "state.t Captain Clark C (o::C) ~GS - MASON oUIU Ballots lor servicemen are In bnmb tbe t1an01-Halphong.oll Jour nieces, and three P - Guideline Assault Sheppard. Hawley, new viCe-president and now available, It was announc~ tnrag e areas An Marth \tet ews, Mrs Rose Love, and Mrs ATI..ANTIC CITY N J (UP!) Banina a change of venue, general manager of Green• ed today by the MeJ&s County N 1 Ad H both f Rt 2 PI ' . . ~ ' 1 1 · am · -The Umted Steelworkers Un- Sheppard Is aebedaled a g1ms. to Lme Steamers Inc Board of ElecHona, Members ·The truth Is that this maJor i Pleasant, Mrs . Jasper Seafler ion (USW) IS prepanng an as- stand trial bere Oct. 18 In the Captam Ha~ley was lntroof the family of a serviceman and spectacular escalation m of Dunbar, W Va • Mrs. FTilz sault on the Johnsen admmls- ltM slaying of bit flrol wUe. duced by J. Mack Gam b I e, may request a ballot for the Ihe war had I!Uie measurable Frey of OXnard, calif • Ever- tralwn's wage - price guidecha1rman of the board Son s relative by brfnllng his addreoa effeCI on the enemy's capacity ~ ette, VIrgil and Samuel Lutton, lines ' - • TWO ARRESTED ·?"""' and Daughters of Plon~er Rlvto the Board of Electlooa. or morale. and most of those , all of Pt. Pleasant. Labeling the guldelmes un- Lee Herbeit Clark, Belpre, erm(~. He '" turn presen~d who looked at lhe matter ser 1 Services will be held at 1 30 workable. meqwtable and total- Iwas arrested by the Meigs Mr. Simonton, who oudined IN 111'11 DAY mu sly m advance of the bomb- , P m . Tuesday al the Crow • ly arb1tary . USE pres!- County Sheriffs Department plans for the new boat. LORAU>I, Oblo (UP!) - A 10g knew II would probably be : Hussell Funeral home. Rev 0. dent!. W. Abel told the umon'o oo a charge of recl<less opera- Presiding at the meeting was llrike by about I.SOO workers n~.ff~tiVe .. ,, H Carder Will off1c1ate, and HUh b1enmaJ convention at its tion Also lodged m Meags Coun· Capta10 Fredelick Way, Jr., tliaioat AmerlCID Slilp Bulldinl In _shor~ he .added, the bunal w1ll be In Lone Oak cern- openmg sesSion today they ty Jail was Aaron Hysell, Mid- Sewickley, Pa., who 25 years Co. here wu In Ita 36lh day tollombmi has boen 8 fanu~e. 1etery Fn•nds may call at must be elurunated in favor of dleport, or dmmg lelt of cen- ago was elected · president ol day foUowlnr nijeCUon of a new and lunl '!'II to be • diS- ' the funeral home after S P m., ap e~panoionary Wlie pro- ter and havm1 no oper11tor's the Sons and Dau&htero of Pio- "Tiley aay It's very bad prae- conll;acl offw b711Qp1oyea ISler, today, ll'lm. Ucense. ~- ~ _ -~er Rivermeu. li<e '18 plek ap ll!chhJkeraJ" ~. I QUEEN Southwestern FF AChapter Spmlua • • }sare Meets Recen.t} y Theme of Show G' b B d Iven y an I 1 8 pau } VJ ays Hour is Late For Peace ' .· co~"' ~<~- ~,.;'.; ~f/7 Andy Porte r I20J a nd Tac kle h t s tno) i5UJ, 1Us h111g up lo hel p, 1! needed, 22 free-scoring defeat of ~u ll and S• turday n1 ght. 1 • Deceit• nson ractices Jh P • Says Formef Speech WfJtef 8 0 ihe l! I M' L i.a:J I D St d Ies a ur ay : ° '!:'Y 1 THE DAILY SENTINEL mtnllll••• O.K. Then atop for lhrifty loan terms. 111 ll oc Pa nllw rs .!8- •High School Scores Oh10 H1gh Sc·hool Football Ry United Press International 1 C;.~nt o n ( entral Cat ho\1r. 15 I j Yl)Ungstown Ursulme ti Cant on !.f'hmdn 33 Marli ngton 0 C.Jnton Glt n\o\ood lR ~;M!t on T1mken 01 M .1 ~~ ill n n 8othDnvers • Are Arrested Call II tltt MAN _ An unid entHied Pomerov P<~nl h rr has ~ gnncl hold on GJry Drenne1. Ru tl and sca tl~a~ k, ~;;~sp~~hcrs I ., Five Accident Admitted T Hospl'taI RUTLAND · · · · · lt··'l l'il POMEROY 1 NEWLOOKI UPI·.Bri·efs 1 1 SNCC Leader Cal} £or Army 16 DRIVERS Casualties Mount from U.S.Errors Total Yards Penallie• Famblelri Losal Punts ~ \ .. .. • 1 1 ' 1 To Hate Whi'teS I • gt I A WhaIey to Manage r In on • • f G b • t OffICe 0 aI rea hFtrm Ulh; dnve to become the game' s I ten Situation On the next play Lemley ' 1) !5 yard lrun J p , leadmg gro.und gamer Ketth Phalm was m for tin: 1 Kennedy ~~~ (29 yi:trd P 8 tt sl Pomeroy kicked ofl tt the score. from Hawkms) PA1 Ll"'llleyl Red Dcvtls ~nd 11 was ev1dt>ntl With l~s than 20 seconds lett (l l rrun ) SAFETY Drenner1 the l{utland eleven was not to to play 1n the ball game. Rut- ~ ) fTackled Ab~tt after pass I be den ied. Hawkins hit Gary land took to the air on quest oi l mtercephon m fma l J seconds) 1 STATISTICS Drenner on a 35 yard pe~ss pat- another touchdown Roger Da-: tern and m four more plavs vis dropped a Hawkins pass at I Lem ley was in for the score the W yard lme and on the next from five yards out Th1s time play Hawkms had Drenner m! Lemlf!y's run for the extras the clear at the goal !me bul l was good and the Red Oev1 IS Danny Abhott mtercepted the closed the gap to 26-12 with pass and was h1t beohmd the I 4 31 left m the th1rd quarter goal by Orenner to mark a two Pomerey came back to score pomt sarety for the Red Devils agam m the dosmg mmutes of as the £mal gun sounded the penod w1th B11l Moore gomg The Panthers came home w1th 24 yards around h1s own nght a 38 lo 22 non-league wrn but end <:~ Her a mcely executed re- the possibility 9J the lo..c;s of verse Rutland came back to Jumor Tackle Charles !R a I) score m the openme mmutes Hysell for the season Hysell ot the fou1 th perwd when HaY. - ~ was mJured mid-way 1n the sec· kms h1! his tight end Perrv ond period and removed from Kennedy rrom 29 vards out J the fte ld by ambulance wtth a l Hawkms tned to gs up 1 h e lf'g InJury middle for the extras but Y!<~ ~ l The Panthers are host te the stcJI)JWd Gallla Academy Blue DevilS Phone for our quick A Hutland d11ve late m the I thas Fnday n1ght as both teams your money on our fourth penud was stopped at open thelf 1966 SEOAL cam· the Pomeroy 23 yard line and pa1gn. Rutland 1s at Eastern the Panthers were off and run- Ff!day n1ght for a MOV match. nmg agam Don Sw1sher, a 145 Scormg Touchdowns pound Semor quarterback, on a POMEHOY - Van Meter !I) quarterback keep, went 59 yarrts (3 yard rlln ) Fmlaw (2) 157 to the Rutland lfl and three yard pass antl 8 yard pass plays later hit Sophomore full -~ from Swisher I Moore f2) (16 bar k Kenny Engl1 sh With a IJ , yard pass from Sw1sher and 24 1 yard aenal on a fourth and 1yard run ) Phalm (l ) 14 yard CASH before night sen. n·IfI\SOD Has pra yer Amendment ready s i "BOB E;, ~fER went fm e1 'I'P only t., !J,we all In SIX pl<~ys the Red Devils I Tlu~ Panlhers: 6COrt>d again RUT.LAND _ T!ie , Pome- called back bec<.I WiC ol ,, cl ip· Wt'll' ha(k .+~;uu kuockmg ut •Jnce lh~:y gamt.'<i possessiOn of roy ,, Pijtple POnt~rs scor- pmg penC~ItV Aller m1ollwr the do01 find thb tune qUi-ll't CI'· 1hc baiL Th1s tune Andy Portd the first'~ time ,they got uw penallv the P,mlhl'l 'i moved Uw back J•H' ll<~wkms lllt Jt~ 111 es It-t <:~ nd Bill Mom e p1cked up ba1I here Saturd ay m.g ht m a ball 111 fout IJ I<~vs tu !Ire Rut- Vcm rt nlclll frolll seve tl yw ds uul' b1g c.:hunks ol )a rdage m the wide open offense _ mmdcd hmd tluee <llld ftom tht' 1e Len lor tl1 e :-.t ole Ld tn Lt: rnlcy s 64 yard dnve and Sw1sher h1t game tllat,ended in a 38 to 22 me Vcm M ~ ht took 1t 111 to I run to1 the PX II <~ s 1\a~ ~ t op pe d F' mlaw agam for the score from win over the !tutiand Red Dev- 1make 1t 6 0 w1th 7 16 lett to and the score Jt'dd fl lu 6 at the 8 yt~ rd s out Van Meter was tis 1play m the fl r st penod .sta rt of the sec:ond pcrwd I stopped m h1 s b1d for the PATs, superior ft~ play w he " I+ GOAL UNE STAND It took the Panthers httle and the Panthe1 s led 20 to 6 needed, and gbod bl~ckmg ac- The Rulland H.ed Dev 1l s mov- h me to g•'t 10il mg aga m B1l1 at lhf' 11dlf I counfud \for tb~ , Panthers 371 ed ms 1df' the s1x yard ltnt> of1Kennedy mterceptL>d Cl S v.1 ~ l1e r SECOND HALF yardS' ill th~. (*tr and &n th e lhe P ·~nu 1 e 1 s follnwmg tt1c kwk· pass buL agaw the Pa nthe' line Van Meter took Rut land's ground as they scor~d SIX of the of( hut with t 1 r~t and goc~l to hel d t~ nd f01 ced a punt W1 th a kick-off to start th e second half 8 limes they got t~e ball go a stubborn Panthe1 detem;P first and 10 on the Pomer f))! 4:1, a11d rt'turned 1t lo the Rutland The Panthers Of eoarh Bud heid the Red DPV IIS out and f Swisher h1t Steve F' ml l\\ !n 42 In 9 pl ays the Panthers Bickel kicketl. off tG star t ~lw the Pantl 1er eleYt·n took over at the cll'al and he went tl1e d1::;- I were on the srore boa1d agam contest and forced a Rutlcmd the one Th is wds a I! Hle lclO tuner 57 vard~. f~ 1 ~ ~10\her l when Sw Jshet hit Moore frctm punt. Alter a per~alty quarter- ~ close hH eomlo1 t for t he P.t n· ~an t hct sc o1 c A S\~~-ohe 1 lo Hi }<uds out. Van Meter gamback Don Swisher tut Bill Moore then; with only a h 1mmt leud, f tnl <lw Jlil ss fnt the ex l1a JX:ll nt:-. With a 4o yard pass play that 1 and Van Mete1 fl l!ll ted out I was mcomplelc. led 35 ycud~ m lour carnes '' ON THE GO - Don Swisher , Po meroy P anther hardnose quar terback, reels off a good ~am Saturday mght but Rutl and 's t:l bcil \V II II,J ms I S ahout to take a crack at him Da>e Rice_:; commg up to h e lp~--------- Meredith in Comeback for Adoration of Texas Grid Fans with 5 TD Giants Rout 20 Clevel and Brnrd1rtme 6 East Ca nton .W MBivcrn 20 Bnd geport 34 I LJn<dcy Jns!Jtute (W Va ) o: Parma 30 Cleveland st. Iinatlus 20 Niles McKmley 36 Cleveland Jolul Adama 8 Southeast 34 Beachwood 0 Erie Academy 34 Ashtabula Edgewood 18 Cleveland St. Joseph 66 Padua 8 Ashtabula St. John 46 Cleveland St. Stamslaus 8 Columbia 25 Cleveland Byzantine 12 Garretsville 14 Cardmal 12 Loram Admaral Kmg 23 Cmon nafl fnf1 20 Shaker HP1ght s 36 Cle\eland South 30 Kr nt Sw te H1gh ·m I Clevrland St .John CJnl JLIS 0 1 Lo1 ,un St Mary 28 ' ctmla nd I H•~k;:~ Ledgemont !c~!~~o;oe 208i P<~rk r rs lo edg~ lhP Bro wns ln C1evl1<1 nd Luthc1an East R By FRED MCMANE 1ga\f our. C'lffense the CC'ln fld f' nce the fm <-~1 three m1nuleo:; Taylor Ne¥.-bury 6 1 UPI Sports Writer I we need 1 o sa y noth 1ng ol th£' c<:~ u g ht " short ra ~ s from St.~ rr Brookside 20 Don Meredith has fmallv conlldence 1t g,n e ~1 er t'dlth Iand el udld F. 11rh l3ar nes and Clevf' l.md Lutheran West 0 shaken the • q u a r t e r b a r k 1 Other Act1on Ross r Hhtner for a mne-vard Mli<tn 7 South Amllerst 6 curse' ' and may even become a I ln oU1er NFL aetiou, Hal l!· scm m.£; j.mnt v, 1th 2 45 left ::~ s household word aga1n m Texas ' more d<:! fea ted \imnesota 38·23. the Packers won t heu Meredith who has spent :~ Grer.n Bay edged Cleveland 21· second ~ ba 1 g ht Tay lor also rather mediocre SI X y"ars m 120 St I ou1s be.1t Washmgton I -:cor('d on a c; Jl' vend ru n whtl e the National Football League 23-7. Ptttsburgh u)Jset Detr01t l Garv rollins r:111ght two 'T O I after a sensational colleg1ate 117-3 and Philadelphia topped 1passes ]1om Fra nk Hyan in a Tulane 13 Vtrgm1a 'feC'h 0 career at Southern Method1st Atlan ta 23·10 lostng rffort Houston 21 F'londa 13 had his most rewarding day as Meredith t1ed a club rec01 d Hit t9 of 34 I MISSISSIPPI 13 Memphis St 0 a pro Sunday when he tossed ; shared by Edd1e LeBaron wath Cha J\ev Johnson completed 19 1LSU 28 South Carolina ll ftve touchdown passes and h1s f1ve TD loss(·s and the 52 or ~4 passes for 244 yards and East Tennessee 20 Murray 18 .:ompleted 14 or 24 passes for po1 nts was a Dallas team Jun A1k ke n btXJted three field Vanderbilt 24 Ci tadel ~ h ~58 yards Jn leadmg the Dallas : record 'The Dallas "econdary goals as th<> Cardmals won So Miss 14 Lomsaana ~ ~O Cowboys to a 52-7 roLJt of the 1also gave the ctowd of 60,010 a their se• ond st1 aight under new Ark So St 30 Lv~st~ A : 2 NeW York Giants. I share of the thrills w1th four rM('h Charley Wtnner Tra1llng Ma~hll 2~ M~n:. ~ 1 The :!8-year.old signal-caller. mtercepllons mrludmg a 7-ti entenng the f111 al peflod , ~ Y :1 3 u~tn ~~ h 6 who dunng h1s college davs I yard 'I}) runb.H:k b\ Corne ll the Cardma ls scored 17 pmnts Dungstwn R nhtra d 1 ~ was as popular With Texans as Green Jn th e last qu~ rter a.s halfback John nv Roland Talyetdon 923 X IC monO o o av1er LB.f and ten-gallon hats, has ! Johnny Umtas, who has broke open the gdme wtth a 22- otterbem 19 lnd Central 7 been ridiculed m the pros for in Ius career bet>n CJt a loss for vard TD gallop Okl , 0 11 0 . . . d h' . f l h . l d T TD' a ..oma tus .tnconslstenc) an IS conf1de nc~. fired our ouc Hur e ~o s WebPr St ::~2 Noregon AriZ St. 14 Inability to gain the respect of down passes to set an NFL Quarterback Hon Smath re- Austm Col\ 26 Bishop 19 his players I record as the Colts 1ebounded placed the InJUred Bill Nelsf'n No Tex St 25 New Mex 21 Improved Game from an opem ng loss to Green and hul'led a pa 1r of TD passes SMU 26 IlhnOJs 7 Despit~ th1s st1gma and the I Bay Umtas ftred two TD as the surpnslflg Steelers C"dld. 21 Wash St. 6 verbal Jibes of unappreciatiVe I passes to John Mackey and one defeated the L1ons. Sm1th Stanford 25 San Jose St. 21 ::owboy fans, Meredith worked each to Ray Berry and Tom enter'!d the game w1th less Washington l9 [daho 7 it Jtn.proving his game and by Matte as he bQasled h1s career 1than three mmul es remammg 1UCLA 57 Pittsburgh 14 be end qf last season looked total to 214, surpassmg the old in the first quarter and hit John Idaho St 28 Omaha o like be h;ld finally "arri\·ed.'' mark of 212 set by Y A Tittle Holton woth a 32-yard scoring Santa Brbra 24 Scrmnto St t For those who ~till doubted Grabbed Early Lead pass 10 the lhord per1od for San Fran. St. 38 Cal Poly his ability to move the club, Mipnesota, play1DI its home what proved to be the decisive Pacific u 30 L. A. st. 7 Meredith applied the convmcer opener, ll'abbed ' an early touchdown He connected on an - -- Sunday when he connected lead against the Colts, ~-yard sconng pass with Roy a key touchdown from the onethree Unies lor scores with Dan Unilas r~'lied his Jefferson m the fonal quarter. yard hne In the final period Reeves ,'lfld twice With ' with • :ltl-yard Fullback Israel Lang gamed when the Falcons were pressHayes · whUe movmg th: , to Mackey before the 114 yards rushing and · 1ng. Quarterback RaDc!Y JohnboYJ .Up and down the field at endi!ll and more Baker l<icked threy field son completed 14 of 31 pa,_ will. pu'les after the inlermi!sion. as the Eagles hande.t fo• '18 yards and Ale~ Hawkins A B!p't Stan' to Jim Falcone their second lilne pa~ lor 144 I Here's the brand new '67 Chevy pickup! It's slrikinrly new in sty lin(. Lower, sleeker, its trim appearance puts many cars to shame. And this one'• toucher, too. New body sheet metal tailgale latch. And the altractive new resists rust better. There's color·keyed rab interior IS a new all-steel pickup box, also, wilh full-depth double- roomier. Also, there's better wall side panel!~ and tail. visibility plu~ added sa fet y gate. And a new one-hand features such as padded lnslrumenl panel and lat~<~:i*!•i \ isor and othen. The new '67 Chevy pidtll)l looks so good and is bnilt so well you nn use It ••,,_ almost anythinr! 1 Col1ege Scores 1 1 7 5 1 1 o thr~e ~~_;~o~il~~:;a~~~~~~t:~:~:h;it~s;~~ ~~~~,t:~ as tho NEW lENGTH! A BRAND NEW BREED OF MORE LOAD SPACE ON A LONGER WHEELBASE! All IIIII t ii( VY ~~11101 (101" II~EI LUW) •ew Chny-Vans In two sizes for '67 ••• ntw VI pewer, tN! Now you can ret a long low·eDSt Chevy ..Van! All new for '67 Is the Chevy-Van 108 with 108" wheelbase and whoppinr 2~ublc-loot load space. Or pick the Chevy-Van 90 with 209cubic-foot cargo area. Both sizes can be equipped with hustlinf V8 power-a bir 283 V8! And both can bo had in Sportvan versions. There's a bra,IJ!i breed of Chev7 HEVY TRUCKS FOR pomeroy M , 0 t or .,c·. 0,. . I r.ftft , . ... .• , 1!1 • ,• .....~ . , ·~'" tor[,Y(• MAIN ST~" - ._,_., ... -- - ----- - - - �' ' , . . . · • · l c . . E t · . .Capito . · ommetJ 1' .· ven s ,ao:eN~S::~, peaee~ &.t~:.rf::r':~=se Scribes Pick GAHS to Cop SEOTitle WASIIINGTON - The · Septemller prjmarles by happenstanoe have provided a historic referendlllll, reloUvely amall Ia ocope but quih! .-atable In meaulng, oa lbiB dation'a posl· lioa In Viet Nam. All the people of South Viet Nam bad juJI defied Commu· nisi lerTorlsts from within and without lo ballot masalvely lor a democralie ooastltutlon aad a non-Commualat luluN, other people In bjllf a dozen Amerlcan otah!s 1lave roted their conlidenCjl In this goverarnent's policy al determlned mllltary reslstanco to Communilt aggresalon acrou tbe width of the world. Tba primarloa bere, of course, have Involved maay persoaall· ties and maay ls111101, and volo or mollnUona have beell Jllill. ' ::~:::,Browns Wrecked by Blitz! Blitz r:t Reta!la eHectlve Mon., Tun. & Wed. CLEVELAND (UPI) - '!he battle without Jimmy Brown pass to Collins : the 1 :~·~ .:uu;:..:aniD ~e ~~ Cleveland Browns have only than they diddwihthld ~ to G~:n ~:;el~avin: dlfficul~ compared to hla 151 ln the one lhoulbl in mind today - ago, Clevelan e mva . ' d al I th first hall Green Bay loek over 0 th ball '1n the third qunrter BY llDIE O'DONNElL blitz blitz and bUtz again. ers to only 118 yards ruabing geltlog starle . : ns YOUNG-TENDER-SLICED Coach Terry Hansley's Galll· ~112 ' Frank Ryan's pln· wbilo allowing them to net 238 Browns' wall-liketh ense, Collins got off a wobbly polls Blue Devils are the pre- poiDI accuracy In the first hall, yards passillg. aged to ~el on e s:re on a ~ ard punt season favorites to capture _the Cleveland fell victim to a mass- In the first half, Ryan bit lor midway lD . the ~" to ·to ~arching ball from their 1966 SEOAL football ch&mplOD- lve Green Bay bUll during the 10 out of 13 attempts, complet- fourth down Bar~ arr 80 •I to within two yards of 1 44 ship with Athens tabbed as the second hall SUnday as the NFL ing the first etsht in a row to Paul Hornung wllo wen othwn oelline the Packers were 0 I team k B wns' major oHen- yards lor the ta Y· • ~~;u~elecll~n was lll8de world champion Packers hand· ,.:ich ';:.unched them to an Capitalizing on a Starr fum. balled ,•gain by the steeled Sunday Ill Athens where ed the Browns a allm 21-20 de- earl; 7~ lead, as he connected ble on the 50, Cleveland pushed Browns delense. ~w:~·:~ CALIFORNIA-JUICY IJlembers ol the Snulheastem leal with Gary Collins on an 11 yard the ball to the 3542-w~ ~~~~ ;:;:yl':~yho;:~~ ~Jr three OJ!io Sportswrlten aad Borad· The toss however had one pass Groza booted a Y ~ten AaodltiOD elected •weel not~. The B.:Owns still · Browns Lead 14-G goal to make 11 17·7 at half- plays for :~bl Jllld McGbee of GaUlpoll• as have the defensive and olfen- The Cleveland quarterback lime. bel th Th Browns put a Utde a. aew prealdeat and made sive power to defend their Eas~ came back late in the period to Disaster• however • • 11 e e room between eeir oHlcllll progaosticatloa ern Division title and perhaps set up an~er score. flipping a Browns .m the seco~ t;:'!~: ~~thl.:r opponents in on the out<ome of the 1M recapture the world crown In 'll yard pass to Leroy Kelly. a seemmgly ~h~cld blllzing rth period when Grou boo~ 1 lltagoe callteats. the playoffs. Just six seconds into the second squad took to ~~ ' :nu a t&-yard field goal to mate It took some four hours for Giving the Packers a tougher quarter, he tossed a 24 yard at every oppo y. the score 20-14. JANE PARKER- MADE WITH POTATO FLOUR the sportswriters an~ pl:-~- 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Sept. 19, 1988 But all that dld was set the play radJO m<m to ev ua . e stage for the Packer's final l·lb, personnel of each of the ~1ght AFL Standlaga clutch drive. league teams. before arr1VIng By Uolted Prets lnternallooal With only three minuh!s reIOIY" al their decJSJon. . Eash!m Dlvlaloo mainlng, Taylor grabbed a The selection of Gallipolis as · w. L. T. Pte. Starr aerial and aqulrined past the potential champ10n was not New York Z 0 0 1.000 two Cleveland tacklers, going U11811imtus followmg the Blu,e Houston 2 1 0 .667 ntne yards to score the winning Devils' deleal at the. bands of Boston 1 1 0 .5011 touchdown. . , , U GAllS IN ON£1 COOl Grove Fnday mgbt. HowBuffalo 1 2 0 .333 Tralllng until late In the · ever, the members did give Miami 0 3 0 .000 In the rematch of their world the edge to GAHS by a slight By Uolh!d Pnll lnlerllltlollll Natloaal League Wellen Dlvilloa tiUe clash last January, the ma<&in over delendln:g champ:,W. L. Pel. GB W. L. T. Pel. p k rs used up more ton Athens in the final vote. AmerlcBll League Los Angeles 87 61 .568 San Diego 2 0 0 1.000 ~~ ~utes In the final quar081 of a possible 7! polll~s, W. L. Pet. GB Pittsburgh 86 63 .571 Ilk Kansas City 2 0 0 1.01111 ter whlle traveling on the Gallipolis received 64 WJtb Baltimore gl 58 .611 ... San Fran~isco 85 65 .567 3 Oakland I 2 0 .333 yard vlclory drive. Athens collectiog 621>. Detroit 83 67 .553 8 Pbilndelphla 80 70 .533 8 Denver 0 2 0 .000 Faced with a foUrlll·GO•m Wellston's Golden , Rockets Minnesota 83 68 .550 9 Sl Louis 79 ·:~; Snndoy's Results again altuatlon alter John 79 were tabbed as a third place Chicago 79 73 .520 13'k Atlanta · l5Ya Buffalo 58 Miami 24 er dropped Taylor back on the 480 team with_ the Jackson Iron· Cal~ornia 74 7~ .49'1 17 Cincinnati 71 77 ,"437 23 New York 52 Houston 13 nine yard Une, the latter men roundmg out the first dl· lcle.eland 75 77 .493 l7Ya Houston 66 ·w 'll Boston 24 Denver 10 the toss from Storr, and eluded 6 1•1sion. d Kanns Cit)' 0 81 .464 :!2 New York · Kansas City 32 Oakland 10 Erich Barnes and Boss Fichtner 96 380 34 Logan will lead the secon Boston 19 68 445 25 Chicago 5 · Next suoday's Games to even the acore. division with Pomeroy picked Washington 67 86 :4311 26 Sunday's Games San Diego at Oakland Don Chandl.-'s conversion !or a sixth place f•m.sh, Nelson- New York 66 86 434 2611 Chicago ' St. LouJS 2 New York at Denver gave Green Bay the winning seventh, while Middle, Atlanta 9 Cincinnati 4 Houston at Buffalo .l port was relegated to the, _eelSunday's Results Houston 9 New York 2 Kansas City at Boston po;lth 2:40 to the gun, the \ar spotm the fmal tabulallons. KC 3 Wash 0, sus gm 9-16 Houston 6 New York 5 Browns staged a desperation It " mterestmg to note that Washington I Kan City 0 Philadelphia 4 Los Angeles 0 NFL Standings drive that saw them march two of th_e mem_ . bers plcked a Minn 5 New York 3, 10 Inns Pittsburgh 3 San Fran 1 By United Press Jnternatlonal mid-field. But with 36 seconds bet n Gal Mondsy'o Probable Pitchers Robort M. O.rk co-charnp1ons h1P wee • Chicago • Baltimore 3 (All 11meB EDT) Eastern Dtvlsloo left Ryan fell victim to lipolis and Wellston whJie one California 5 Boston 3 W. L. T. Pet. flna't Green Bay bUiz and s1aa.aa edi ted tb t Logan Pittsburgh at San Francisco !Cribe pr c a Cleve 6 Detroit 5, 10 Inns -Veale (14·11) vs. Bolin 00-10) St. Louis 2 0 0 1.11110 bled Lionel Aldridge rec:ovend md Athens would share the Mo-•-y•o Probable Ptle,en Dallas I 0 0 1.000 to i.;. the ...... 4:15p.m. 0 11000 --..:._....::._ _ _ _ __ d tile gn ' . New York at Houston- Pittsburgh I . The majority of the mem· (Startinl 11meo ED'fl Friend <5-8) vs. Dierker (8-7). Cleveland 1 1 0 .500 bers, who follow the CaUiornla at Balllmore-M. 10 p.m. Philadelphia 1 1 0 .500 e ol each h!sm with pro e ~ Lopez <6-14) vs. Barber (lo-5). Pbiladelphla at Lot Angeles- New York 0 1 1 ·11110 interest, did feel that S m Buoolng (!7•11 ) vs. l>ryJdale Atlanta 0 2 0 .000 evet" team copped the tlUe p. • -·"·"'o z 0 .000 Usb n lib(1().15) u p.m. w-.....Weatem would net ICCQmp w (Only game acbeduled) Only gamell--acheduled Dlvlsloa out tasting defeat at least TDMds~l Game~ W. L. T. Pet. mce in league actlon. Taeadlj'a Gameo ' 2 o 0 1 000 For the first time Ill fDDr Baltimore at Kan City, nlghl Cincinnati ai.Cbicago Green Bay · • St. Louis at Atlanta, night Los Angeles 2 0 0 1.11110 gh 1 years tho SEOAL appear< California at Detroit, ni _I o 500 1 Detroit · 10 be so well balanced In Minnesota at Cleveland, mght New York at Houston, night • overall strength, thai DO Boston at Washington, night Philadelphia at Los Ang, night Baltimore I 1 0 ·500 000 ·s good tbat 11 can Chicago at New York, night Pittsburgh at Son Fran., night San Francisco 0 0 1 · le'. l l 50 · Minnesota 0 I 1 .000 overpower tbe over sevea opBraves 39, Allen, Phillles 118, Chicago 0 2 0 .01111 • poneuts In the manner that Torre, Braves 38; Mays, Giants Sunday's Re~ults • Athens did lt Ill 1965. This 34; Hart & McCoyey, Giants 33. Pittsburgh 17 DetrOit S was tbe opinion ol Dine mem· By Uolh!d Press IDitnUIIIDllal American League: F. Robin· Green Bay 21 Cleveland 10 bers of the usoclatlon. National Leape son, Orlol.. 40; Killebrew, Pblladelphla 23 Atlanta 10 Here ts the order of predic~ G. AB R.IL Pet. Twins 38; Powell, Orlolea 34; St. Loubl 23 Washington 7 ed linish in the offici~ prog·: A1 Pill 129 483 76167 .U6 Pepitone, Yanks 31; Colavito, Baltimore sa MinneSota 23 nostication for 1966 Wlth the i Al:~: Alia 149 643117 212 .330 Indians 311. Dallas U New York 7 •• number of pornls out of a pos· Carty, Alia 140 482 611159 .330 Runo Balled In (Only games scheduled) •• Sible 72. , . -Q'k. C!mnte, Pit 141 585 96 1118 .321 N ali o a al League: Aaron, Next Sunday'• Games ••• Galhpohs -64 · Athens _ : Strgl, Pit 1314lll 80 148 .321 Braves 116; Clemente, Pirah!S Atlanta at Detroit. Ohio Medical Indemnity, Inc. of Central Ohio Wellston - 50; Jackson : Rose, Cin 148 822 94 197 .317 110: Allen, Phillles 1116; Torre, 1o1J Angeles at Green Bay •• • • •• helps pay doctor bills Lo~•n -:-4411; ;;mer~y r.fd:.: Allen, Phll 129 478100151 .316 Braves 99; Stargell, P~tes 118. Dallas at Minnesota , •• helps pay hospital bills • 1 NelsonVlllc • an Santo, Chi 43 517 89162 .313 Amerl... League: F. Robin· New York at Phllndelpbia port - 10. , Torre, AUa 145 536 8216'1 .312 1011, Orioles 10'1: Powell, st. Louis at Cleveland ln oiher business Bud. Me- Cpda, St.L 130 4511 67141 .307 Orioles 106: Killebrew, Twins San FranciJco at Baltimore Ghee. representing RadJO Sta· Amerlcu Leape liM; Horton, Ttsers 18; B. Washington at Pittsburgh lion WJEH, . became the G. AB R. R. Pel. Roblnlon, Orioles 94. first Galhpohs member te be Oliva, Min 148 575 9J 179 .311 Pll<hllll elected pr.,.ident of the associ· F.Rbsn, Bal 117 5451111611 .310 N•Uonal Leape: Regan, CoDege Foolllall Beaolto a lion since the late AI scbaldt Kallne Det 13 440 80 ?:1 .289 Dodgers IS-I; Marichal, Giants Penn Sl 15 Maryland 7 held the office in 1955. Wgoer: Cle 140 511 69147 .2118 22-6: Koufax, Dodgers 24-8; Colgate 34 Boston u, 0 McGhee Bucceeds R 0 W l Pwll, Bat 134 488 76134 .288 Perry, Giants 20-8: Gibson, Waynesbg 31 Slippery Rock 0 Congdon of the Athens M~s- Kllbrw Min 151 532 81152 .2118 Cards 20-10; Short, Pbillies 18-9, Auburn 20 Chattanooga 6 senger as president while Jim Chris. 'K.C. 117 S80 51107 .282 & Jaster, Cards 1().5. Geotwn !Ky.) 20 Hanover 14 Myers of the Logan . Dolly Hwrd, Was IC 485 li21M .280 American Leagae: McNally, Wm & Mary 7 E. Caroline 7 tie' News was named vice presJ· McAllf, Del 113 389 80 109 .280 Orioles 13-3; Katt, Twins 21-10; Davidson 13 Deo. Wash. 9 dent. Vlnln, Was 141488138 .2'18Boswell, Twins 12-S; Sunlord, West Liberty 26 Glenvl St. 0 Odie O'Donnell of lbe Gal· Home Runs Angels, 13-6: Siebert, Indians Florida 43 Northwestern 7 lipolis Tribune ""' , ... teet· Natloaal league: Aaron, 16-8, & Barber, Orioles 10-5. W. Ky. 4Z St. Joe. (Ind.) 21 ed secrellry • lftasurer lor Kentucky 10 No. C8rollna 0 lhe teatb term. Mbole total of 203. Georgia 20 'Mill. SL 17 The next allSOc:iatiOD meeting ENROLLMENT HEADQUARTERS: will be held in Gallipolis on PORTLAND, Ore. (UP!) Sunday Nov. 13 at which time all of tne league coaches will Bert Yancey of Chipley, Fla., be invited to attend and help won the f50,000 Portland Weekend Sport• Summary with the selection of the 1966 golf tournament with a 72-bol DRY By United Preu lnteraatlooal total of 271. Ali-SEOAL football team. ENDORSED BY: CLEANING Snturday OUE TO ARRIVE MAYS LANDING, N.J. (UP)) BEST SOCCER TEAM Service On Request -.;EW YORK cUPII -Oscar -Q-agw~ Stable's Assagai HELSINKI (UPI) -FI 1 p.~.naveoa of Argentina was due ovUped GIDger FI:: ~ h : established Itself as the bes 1 1 ' lo arrive here todRY from btl lo win the ru Scandinavian socl!er 128m Ibis !raining camp in preparollon Natlono Handicap at Atlantic year by edglnl Denmark :1-1 CLIANIIS POMEROY Newsmen Say m:_ Yd ku :::::i .r"w I. ·- lb. 49c Beef Liver lhe :\',! lb.l9c Seedless Grapes ; Standl'ngs Play lND WE WON-SO CAN YOU! ;t : ! =i •ill• r':sf": • 't ,.. • :\ •:I •• :.• •• Leaders BLUE CROSS' :• • f·;r wednesday night's ftgbt against Joe Frazler at Madison Square Garden. llonavena, the South Amer· can heavyWeight ehampton, broke training weighing 204 pounds. Frazier, the 9-5 favor· ite on the •trength of 11 straight knockoull, currently weighs 200.,.. SOVIETS WIN BELGRADE (UP I) -The Soviet Union, which placed fourth In the recent World lloccer cbamplollsblpa, liCllNd two goals bl the first hall NEW YORK (UP)) -Harbor· vale Stable's swnmer scandal breezed ts an eight-length triumph over Straight Deal in the $80,200 Beldame Stakes at Aqueduct. LINDRICK. EDglllld (UPI) - Neil Coles of Britain ohot • 72hole score ol 278 to capture the $16,240 Dunlop Masters golf tournament. Saday CALDWELL, Idaho (UP!) Mickey Wrigbt of Dallas, Te~., SPECIAL NOT! TO THOlE OYER 81: It )'011 or ~ husband or wlfe are ellpblo for ModO. tlmea of tile ytlf, yeu 11111 1PP1r wllllln 90 dar~ prlot ca,., or will a,.llllalbll within the next 90 days, 1pply to tht dalt YO!' become tlltlblt for Mtdltllrt ~~y· for Btu• CIOM 68- a apac:lal new cgyerap desiane<f qq-tllll an appllCitlon f111111 Blut CrOll Ill Clnlrel to 1111 ~PI In Medlcara'a "Pitt A" Hospital Plan. Ohio, 174 ENt ~ SINe!, COllllllllut, Ohio 43211. Blue Cr0116D dOel not dupllctlte Medlclre's Holpilllt H )'011 alJMdY hlwla Blue Closs Noft.Gioup COilbiiC\, ccw-ae. IIUt seelcs to fiiOIICI )'OIIln .,.., Mldlt:~~e end J011 or..,_ COli lied bJ ,our c:oclbect II or will doll riot. . .......... for Medlelrt willllll tO dirt........ Yau.CM 1111111 appllcetlon for Bl.ue C!oA-65 now It ttllpet c-ntJ ~ hmta to ·JOW CclrnnMillr Enlllllmert ~ AI olhtlr MlbOut~to ltiUt C..ltll 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY ~99 MASON MUON, W. YA. SundayYIIIClllavla and went teom on 1o u. beat .a 011ta won the s 1 ~----.-~~--·-------­ •llUIIII IOU Eoglehnrn ~Wemen Willi a"' • ----·- ' ., .... , . - ... -- --··--· -· -·- ·· ···· · . .. . . Long Bottom Appeals to the Democratic chlld swallow• too National Committee have met ·So • ty N WS llfa Dalley, Bob and Gary Black of Portlaad Rt . . · 'teo Dalley baa the roof ·on lilt · new home. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dalley aad family, Mrs· Ethel Johnslll, lllrs. Elale · Roush, 1Porlland, • ' Mr. and Mrs. llllywood John· · lion ealled oa Mr. llld ' lln. ' ~- · · ······· ·· ·- · - ---· ~ ' ' -.. - -....< . -.. .. ... . . . . .... '· Cle e Mary l!:lletl Andrew, boo wu villting E. W. willa and lerona. Loll Sisson who to at Zanesvllle •pe•t lba elld bert with IJr. and Everett Sisson. Jllr. and Mrs. Jamea have moved te their remodeled borne bert, Reedsvllle. Jllr. IWd Jllro. Richard and family, Akron. apent weekend witb Mr. and J4rl. Wayne Prince. Vialtlnc Mary Pier.. Tuesday evening. Mrs. Dave Yates, president, was in of .the business session B ld dm·;nu 1 which Mrs. Ly e a. erson was appointed vice . .preSJdenl to the restgnation of MMrs. Swan, and_ M~. Donald Y;~s was apptlRte treasurer. e program was plan~ for the 1 year, With, the Octo ~ m::e m~ to be on ' MeatJlann~g, at tho home o:,... rs. d are~oo Harris. Mem H :;:" P 301 1 to attelld the ~ h erenee al Jackson. Rem::~·~ " : served ~4 da h ~ hosteso ug ters, rea and Robil1. . , The WSCS met w1th Mrs. Nell WUaoa for ttH:ir September meeliq. Devouono and busl· neso session was to <barge of tha pre~udenl, Mrs. RushJa Shumway. Plans weco ma<le lor tho week of prayer and self· denial to be beld October 28 at the church at 7:30 p. m. 1 bake aale to be held O<teber 1 t 10 I Reed' G a a. m. a s. rocery was pl8lllled. Tho SOCJety wlU eat out Oct. I In place of the tin Th 10 regular mee g. e group w leave the church at • p, m. Reed 1o 111 lreshmfllts wera aerv • •hove lamed and Mrs. --• Buckl ey, Tbomal, Mrs. u~ Mrs. Mamie Buckley and Mrs. IJJiiaa Pickens. Tho November meeung wlll be with Mrs. mia Buckey. Jllr. and Mrs. Johft Riebel and Jolullly, Pomeroy Road, and Mr. and Mrs. lloroal Riebel visited Mammoth Cave lll Keotuck Dyo hu returned home alter enjoyillg a llshing trip Ia Canada with biB obildreo. Mr. and Mra. Clarence Meebln, East Liverpool, visited cecenUy with Jllr. aad Mrs. Al· fred Caahdollar and JeaRie. C:nr T:.;, Mr. and Mn. Gene Wilsoe alld Wayne ~alier •pe•l • neent Snaday With Jllr. and 111rs. Robert aad .... "' Weston, W. YL l\lrl. Dorsal Rlebel eelebnl!John ad t.... birthday recelllly. Her Mr. and Jllra. Hubert son, obiklrell -seated her with 1 Alexandria, and Mr. ud MrL d ted,..~ Attending Hobart Newell, Cbmltor. ~ ·Robart 'rhn1rnr.o Diana M81811' apeot ...j cbDtlzeas.tl Cheshire days willl, 1-. Babctck. Mra. Robert Mort..; Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlea aad ol Be lid Jllr ley, Mrs. Garnet Heuley, ~~.John Rl= :Sd lam: ' ' --<.- -- · ·- · -· -·- · -· · - ... - ~- - - - · - ·- - I !ellce Johnston ud , _ Law· . . lllllellng at Middleport. renee Graat, and Carl Dean, ~. Babcock apeDI I and Jlaroltl Smith called. em Mr.- wilb l\lr, aad Jllrl. Latrn~~ceil and Mrs. Maywood Johnlton. BasbargeD, P~. Jllr. ud Mrs. .Morels Teaford _ Mr. and IIJ'I. Jred LaHiu and cbDdND ud Mr. and Mrs. IN apewllDfl a net ,wllb Rooald 'flse 1!111 ~ call- and )frio lMeD Jla1pli. Colu / m-11 ed qn Mr•.~ Mrs. LfWreace bus. . J9boltoulltl famUJ. VWallllills " "'I '' ~ .~·, . ·' HAM SLICES :"":m KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP 65Muatanq 6 ;,lilndor. Standort! lhlft radio & bater, whltewali tlrH. SALAD DRESSING; 64 Ford Ga Iaxle SOOXL 2 Dr. Hardtop. I cyllnct.r, 4 tpHd trarw. Like n•'lfll 62 Ford Fairlane 500. 2 Dr., 8 llandard tnns. cylinder, 66 Ford Fairlane SOO 2 Dr. Hudtop, I eyJ.. lndw, autom~~tlc trans ., Mi:7:Je Whip ~Dronl.. rodlo I hutor. wh1towoU tlrw, elr concfttlontd 64 Ford Galaxle 500. 4 Dr. 8 cyltncllr, 1Kita. tren.. Racflo end hlateril 010wor o!Mrins. whiiNo llros. 63 Chevrolet lot Atn. 4 Dr , 6 cyl. St.ndanl trans. White waD llroL 60 Chevrolet lmpolo, 4 Dr. I oylll"'io>r, 1utomatlc trans. WIU tlras, radio &. MICHOICE MARGARINE 61 Falcon 2 Dr. 6 cyl. Stonftrd trono. RldJo 1nd heat.r. 63 Rambler 550 S.riH 4 Dr. 6 1~1b. ovn.. standard fr•nt,, _.... • r, lllo a h••ter, H...._ 65 Pontiac G.T.O. '"""'"'· I Dr. Honltotr. 4 _.rtnrw. 63 Ford G1laxle 2. ' ~ 500 4 Dr, I oy)lndor, · INifiCI fNns. ltcllo ,,.. hlater, powar ltMJ'Ing, I TOMATO SOU~~. I I Dr. 270 SoriH, 6 oylt"' lltr, ltandard lnM.. neUe \. \ _.hooter 52 Ford G1l. 500 $ 10Y2-az. dr. I oyl. AI TroM.. P, otoor1., rodlo ond hootw can 64 Ford F-700 Dump Truck. I cyllncllr. I .....r trono. I _.r rNr at..Longwhelllbl-. 63 Mercury CUllom I Door Hordtott. Power Steering \ an.l lrokH. Auto1111ltle tnno. Keith Goble Ford MAGIC · USED CAR LOT . - II " s ........,...r t • 7 ...... 1 1 ., t' . a ·' ..... t !41 ·'It 1 . ., Nltthll INGELS ·CARPET HOU$E · 220 I."MAJN , ,.' I HEINZ t'65 Dodge Dart wtllto woh ~· !•T . lpon Prllloj Onol _ $ pkgs• whitawaJI $249 ' ' . • ., •...:,. thai Is dcterinlned to atamp ODI lba fllateol lalal el liberaliom In governmeat. FULLY COOKED CENTER CUT Mrs. Charles Humphrey entertained the Reedsville • Long Bottom Homemakers Club oo and Mrs.and Gene Ward and faml. Mr. Ronald WisePaul and Brook• soa of and. Geneva Y•!•:Mule~:=~~~­ ly, Mr. Mrs. Homer Icen- Middleport Route, Margaret 10wer, local, and Mr. and Mn. 11 near Tuppers PJailis, Law- an Ohio Ezlml!oUlD ·' FURNITUII CO. llberala II bls party ia acceptlng funds from a groop dol to spend several mllllons of · Iars to help elect congressmen who were in sympathY with aims. But with election around the corner, thla contribution of a mere is the only one to receive any mention ln the news . PotJsibly because no other beneficiary has tried to give lt · back One of our presidential ·hopefuls is busily reviving the old strawman threat of "a one party system" unleso the Republican voters who relused to go along with Barry Goldwater returned 1o the fold. otber Bepublicans predict a galn of as many as 00 oongresomea for bia party. Any considerable aumber of new ''conservatives" added to the present holdingo and joloed by the quite large group of Democratic righ~wingers completely oubmer~ any U!Jer. al tendenclea IR tho next <!Ongre... Which would make 1 ·"one party system" but not uno with either of the old labels. ' It might be an excellent idea lor ••e voters 1o ask uJ dah!S lor the Congress 1o state just where they stand ~ than porkbarrel Issues. IWD''I"SPBE.MIIJM U. 5. GOft.ll'ISPEC'I'ED By Mrs. ~yle Batdel'llOil an• •rllrl- Convenient TtnM Reedsville Society Notes anee ln raids on tho Federal MH. Iva Carpentor . I ~:.:of~Pom=ero,=~Roa=d.~==.;:;:;;;:::;;;:::;;::;;::;;;:::;;;:::;~ Treasury. funeral iervlcel lor lbe1r II From their publlo speeches aln at McC!atrsvllle, Ohlo:.,...mll and press release! no one Mr. ud Mrs. Tom 8 8 would suspicion them of hav· are vls!Ullli nlatlvoo II rnoliG,.[I ing anything whatever to do Va. with legislating ol the na· Mr. and Mn. J1'red Lar~'il M'"· RflY Powell spent a wee k ti ' lbe 1 . our poII• opent the _..._ 5 end at East Liverpool visiting on aws or formmg w.,.,.end with cles In forElgn affairs. Not Smlth, Noiaollvllle. 1 11 re ~ ves. d Mr Leo Dall many of the candidates have Calling on the Norman Wo>b-11 r. an . '· · ey, anything to say about babmc- ero were Mr. and Jllra. Howard Emmell Larkms, AnA& Conger lng the budget. Larkins, Portland; Doria Koecal\ed on Mr · and Mro. Dillon None of them seem to "view neig and Hlcky, Tuppers Plallll; faylor. with alarm" the spending us Mr. and Mrs. Jr. Hauber ud Mrs. Euna Dodson, Mrs. Mae Into bankruptcy by mooey ap- Rev. aad Mrs. W. K. Van lleter, Mr. Robert Ours, propriated to other congresslon· Mr. and Mrs. Bob and Jackie and Terry Tnrun"''s al districts. Insh!ad, most of rl · Columbus, were called on Mr. and Mrs. Charlie them are insisting they can olgbt guesta of Mr. and ~arroll onf. family. bring 1n more federal eranta Guy Hayman. Jllro. Emma JohnSOR, Racine than their opponents and prom- Mr. and Mn. JCvarelt llas•ll Route, Mr: and Mrs. Law· Ising more roods and more apenl 811 evening with Mr. 'l!!lCe Blll'h and daughter, Con- schools. Mn. Wayne Prince. aie, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hites The Jolla Birch Society an- Mary Pler<tl 1181 vlaltln8 of Azusa. Calif., called OR Rev. nounced puhllcly Ill Intention and Mil. Russell Vaa Meter. md Mrs. Jolm Busch reeently. Mr. and Mn. Bill SWala werall Vlaltoro of Mr. Mrs. Leo, diBDv pesta ol Mr. and Dalley and family were Mr. Homer Icenhower. llelvia Drake, Racilt. I . Sq. Ycl. VETERAN'S MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ~Sun~cla~y~. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!z;~~:;;::;:;;;:::;:::; ~ City· total futility. Of conroe, ao Informed obsefo ver expected Adamo aotually to wln, though be had going for him the throaty approval of the more extreme anti-war Ieaders in and outside of Masoachn· sells and the usual drlll ol I solemn lull-page ad In t b a New York Times and .so 01. But the vote be received-about 1$ per cent - must surely have been embarrassing to a descendant of two AmeriCan Presidents. He got the self • nominated ''ellte," of course. But how very small It ls when the time eomea lo vots losteed ol talk! Indeed, the 11et of these September songs at tha ballot box ralseo tile disllaet !11lggestion that the peacenlko reached the most aelf-<ieleatlng polat of all 111 their end· less clamors - the point wbel'l they a!'l becomlq .-ashlag bores. BLEACH ty receRtly lor their daughter, Shirley. Those attending were Sba L Grant and ron, awrenct Vicki JobBSton. Cake aad Ice cream were served. THE CITY LOAN COMPANY Robinson s Back ln the first part of this century George Barr MeCutcheon wrote a best .selling novel Brewster's Million about ' a young man who had' been willed seven million dollars, with the condition that within a year he must spent tlle million 'he already had . While this would seem to be a very easy and very pleasant task, even considering that dollars of tho 1900s were four or live times as valua~le as those of today, our hero found 11 an almost Impossible task. And only succeeded In the loss of the last dollar In the nick of time. But Brewster'!l troubles were minor compared to those of California governor Pat Browll's supporters who are trying to give back 8 contribulion of $12 000 from John Birch Society so~rces. Though the money was aclU tv to th " P , oa y g eo e res~ denl's Club" and not to Brown's fund, the governor jast duesa't aee llow be Is te get the support of california Candidah!S lor congressional seats are ohowlng the same re__ _ luctanco to mention the John By May JobDstoa Birch Society. Most of them al'l! <!Onf!nlng their appeals to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Congo votero to stricUy local matters entertained with a birthday par- and promises of more asals~ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 HOUR BY HIERONYMOUS . Town Flats sOCle•ty NOtes ANNUAL COMMUNITY ENROLLMENT Congressional oandldate Eugene Daniell loses by 1 1o 1. In New Jersey peacenik navld Frost seetdng 1 lenate aominatl..; Is overwhelmed 1 te 1 '!he ~tory 18 similar lor pea~enik caRdidates for Congresolonal nomiRBIIORS both In New Jersey and Rhode Island. And in the contest for a G.O. P. lenalorial aominatloa In New Hampshire, the winner In 1 Oeld of Ove Is the extren1e opposite of a peacenik. Ha1rrl-l soa Thyng not unly military resiltance In but goes a lot farther. He all-out bombing of North VIet Nam. The most otrlklng tale of all Is told from Massachusetts. There, In lbe race lor 1 b e Democratic Senatorial nomi•atloo, 8 peacenik with 8 famous name and powerful friends, Th0o The Case of the 12,000 Hot Californ1•3 Dollars mucb gum might 11 cause ap- With tho old familiar elpedJDt pendieitiz? 'What are the causes of "pasoing the buck:: Each II this disease? officJal m turn bas inSJsted the A _ The olf theory 1h a 1 matter must be decided by tho awallowed gum fruit pit& and next man llll the ladder. It frnother indigestibie matter would ally has reached the desk which cause appendicitis has been Harry Truman labeled wlth exploded The disease ls caused tho notice, "The huck stop11 by Infection In 81 appeodix thai here" - tho President's own. Is oh•tructed, usually by scar· And LBJ Isn't. ~~ing any ring from a previous lnflamma· great de8lre.. to, 8lvt tho back tioa or by kinking or twisting, ol bis hand lo any group opposed to Bobby Kennedy ; 1968 Isn't that far away. And he to toe much the prac-tical polltlclan to dilcount the o~.d number of right-winger, who travel antler tho Democral label. •• Weekend Sporls Summary u1 mas Adams, nnhlheo 10 Bucked Up the Ladder By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M·D. A school In Detroit has a novel method of health educatlon. When tne of the pupils is Ill, u1e clas• discusses the na, tu·re of his illness, its cause, how tt affects •. pe~so~ , what the germ looks like tf It 1s an Infection, how the Rerms are transmitted and what preven· ' 1tea · bl e. IJve measures ere app By bringing sueh health in_struction to pupils in kinde!garten and first grade, kf!en interest is arou"d and lasting impres•iono are made. When the chilhren ask QlleSlions about the heart, they are encouraged to listen to their own or a classmate'• heart oounds through a stethoscope. One boy who had to be coaxed le wash hil hands before ".'enls, 1nderwent a change of atlltude. His teacher had him smear a elean sllde with his fmgers, then, after staining the slide, lock at the d~rt and germs UDo der a mJcroscope. When taught ln this ~ay, concepts that would 8 be difficult to teach Wllh textbook are easily grasped. Other v!Bual aids used are plaster models tf the heart a • d . ed . th . ol lungs pamt m etr true c '"· As a result these children get 1 clearer picture of themselves and how to protect their health. Furthermore, they come to think of their doctor not •• • menacing ltranger but 88 8 friend who can help relieve 10me ills and preveut others. Q _ •• • • •• :• ala fewer than 4,000 votes Dally Seatinal, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., lept. 18, 1986-6 SAYS At A&P ..,3<!1\ . ed. '!he obvious lnlth, how.,. !solltlDIIII llllnorllr 11M made er, 18 that candidates who iym- an Immeaae aolse for a very boll2ed and centered upon op- loq llml. But tho primaries posiUon to the war of rests~ tlroved wbal beforehand could aace ln Viet Nam were over- only be rationallY ouspech!d. whelmingly rejected al 'be 1This, 11. that _the tiny Senate grass roots. i bloc ' ISO]BtlOD from tile eomTo be sure, the whole nation mon will on Capitol Hlll 18 apthas not yet spoken upo• tills ly aC<OIIlpauled by • tlay votquesUoa - nor, Indeed, w!U II tng minority's laOiaUon lrom quite have done so even alter the eommon will of the nsUOL the results sil!lll have been t;o•e with tho wlllds al paoico~plled from nell Novem- fill·lsolationiat ~eloric, more~ s Collgresslonal electiuno. over, ls the old otory thai tha But enough bas already been country was lerTlbly "'eonfus.. .aid by enough Americans to ed" aboul why we were 111 let make sOllle poil1ts, at least, per· Nam. Unhappy tile eouatry may fecUy plahl. be, and il - onbappy at t b • The non-policy of eul-and • hanb DeCelstty lor our actloo. run In Viet Nam, so loog pr0o Mh<ed·up lila not; readJ lo quit moted by a New Left splln\er It ls 1101. In the Senate, has no more ap- A peacenik eandidato for 1 peal to the country than It Congresslooal nomlnatloa II does to Congreu. Tbe paciflst- Maryland, Sy lpelman, lll8l'llr DOCI'OR 99c Potato Bread 5 NGs • PO¥EROY ,: r·~· 992>5664 gal. POTATOES 10-lb. BAG ; �' ' , . . . · • · l c . . E t · . .Capito . · ommetJ 1' .· ven s ,ao:eN~S::~, peaee~ &.t~:.rf::r':~=se Scribes Pick GAHS to Cop SEOTitle WASIIINGTON - The · Septemller prjmarles by happenstanoe have provided a historic referendlllll, reloUvely amall Ia ocope but quih! .-atable In meaulng, oa lbiB dation'a posl· lioa In Viet Nam. All the people of South Viet Nam bad juJI defied Commu· nisi lerTorlsts from within and without lo ballot masalvely lor a democralie ooastltutlon aad a non-Commualat luluN, other people In bjllf a dozen Amerlcan otah!s 1lave roted their conlidenCjl In this goverarnent's policy al determlned mllltary reslstanco to Communilt aggresalon acrou tbe width of the world. Tba primarloa bere, of course, have Involved maay persoaall· ties and maay ls111101, and volo or mollnUona have beell Jllill. ' ::~:::,Browns Wrecked by Blitz! Blitz r:t Reta!la eHectlve Mon., Tun. & Wed. CLEVELAND (UPI) - '!he battle without Jimmy Brown pass to Collins : the 1 :~·~ .:uu;:..:aniD ~e ~~ Cleveland Browns have only than they diddwihthld ~ to G~:n ~:;el~avin: dlfficul~ compared to hla 151 ln the one lhoulbl in mind today - ago, Clevelan e mva . ' d al I th first hall Green Bay loek over 0 th ball '1n the third qunrter BY llDIE O'DONNElL blitz blitz and bUtz again. ers to only 118 yards ruabing geltlog starle . : ns YOUNG-TENDER-SLICED Coach Terry Hansley's Galll· ~112 ' Frank Ryan's pln· wbilo allowing them to net 238 Browns' wall-liketh ense, Collins got off a wobbly polls Blue Devils are the pre- poiDI accuracy In the first hall, yards passillg. aged to ~el on e s:re on a ~ ard punt season favorites to capture _the Cleveland fell victim to a mass- In the first half, Ryan bit lor midway lD . the ~" to ·to ~arching ball from their 1966 SEOAL football ch&mplOD- lve Green Bay bUll during the 10 out of 13 attempts, complet- fourth down Bar~ arr 80 •I to within two yards of 1 44 ship with Athens tabbed as the second hall SUnday as the NFL ing the first etsht in a row to Paul Hornung wllo wen othwn oelline the Packers were 0 I team k B wns' major oHen- yards lor the ta Y· • ~~;u~elecll~n was lll8de world champion Packers hand· ,.:ich ';:.unched them to an Capitalizing on a Starr fum. balled ,•gain by the steeled Sunday Ill Athens where ed the Browns a allm 21-20 de- earl; 7~ lead, as he connected ble on the 50, Cleveland pushed Browns delense. ~w:~·:~ CALIFORNIA-JUICY IJlembers ol the Snulheastem leal with Gary Collins on an 11 yard the ball to the 3542-w~ ~~~~ ;:;:yl':~yho;:~~ ~Jr three OJ!io Sportswrlten aad Borad· The toss however had one pass Groza booted a Y ~ten AaodltiOD elected •weel not~. The B.:Owns still · Browns Lead 14-G goal to make 11 17·7 at half- plays for :~bl Jllld McGbee of GaUlpoll• as have the defensive and olfen- The Cleveland quarterback lime. bel th Th Browns put a Utde a. aew prealdeat and made sive power to defend their Eas~ came back late in the period to Disaster• however • • 11 e e room between eeir oHlcllll progaosticatloa ern Division title and perhaps set up an~er score. flipping a Browns .m the seco~ t;:'!~: ~~thl.:r opponents in on the out<ome of the 1M recapture the world crown In 'll yard pass to Leroy Kelly. a seemmgly ~h~cld blllzing rth period when Grou boo~ 1 lltagoe callteats. the playoffs. Just six seconds into the second squad took to ~~ ' :nu a t&-yard field goal to mate It took some four hours for Giving the Packers a tougher quarter, he tossed a 24 yard at every oppo y. the score 20-14. JANE PARKER- MADE WITH POTATO FLOUR the sportswriters an~ pl:-~- 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Sept. 19, 1988 But all that dld was set the play radJO m<m to ev ua . e stage for the Packer's final l·lb, personnel of each of the ~1ght AFL Standlaga clutch drive. league teams. before arr1VIng By Uolted Prets lnternallooal With only three minuh!s reIOIY" al their decJSJon. . Eash!m Dlvlaloo mainlng, Taylor grabbed a The selection of Gallipolis as · w. L. T. Pte. Starr aerial and aqulrined past the potential champ10n was not New York Z 0 0 1.000 two Cleveland tacklers, going U11811imtus followmg the Blu,e Houston 2 1 0 .667 ntne yards to score the winning Devils' deleal at the. bands of Boston 1 1 0 .5011 touchdown. . , , U GAllS IN ON£1 COOl Grove Fnday mgbt. HowBuffalo 1 2 0 .333 Tralllng until late In the · ever, the members did give Miami 0 3 0 .000 In the rematch of their world the edge to GAHS by a slight By Uolh!d Pnll lnlerllltlollll Natloaal League Wellen Dlvilloa tiUe clash last January, the ma<&in over delendln:g champ:,W. L. Pel. GB W. L. T. Pel. p k rs used up more ton Athens in the final vote. AmerlcBll League Los Angeles 87 61 .568 San Diego 2 0 0 1.000 ~~ ~utes In the final quar081 of a possible 7! polll~s, W. L. Pet. GB Pittsburgh 86 63 .571 Ilk Kansas City 2 0 0 1.01111 ter whlle traveling on the Gallipolis received 64 WJtb Baltimore gl 58 .611 ... San Fran~isco 85 65 .567 3 Oakland I 2 0 .333 yard vlclory drive. Athens collectiog 621>. Detroit 83 67 .553 8 Pbilndelphla 80 70 .533 8 Denver 0 2 0 .000 Faced with a foUrlll·GO•m Wellston's Golden , Rockets Minnesota 83 68 .550 9 Sl Louis 79 ·:~; Snndoy's Results again altuatlon alter John 79 were tabbed as a third place Chicago 79 73 .520 13'k Atlanta · l5Ya Buffalo 58 Miami 24 er dropped Taylor back on the 480 team with_ the Jackson Iron· Cal~ornia 74 7~ .49'1 17 Cincinnati 71 77 ,"437 23 New York 52 Houston 13 nine yard Une, the latter men roundmg out the first dl· lcle.eland 75 77 .493 l7Ya Houston 66 ·w 'll Boston 24 Denver 10 the toss from Storr, and eluded 6 1•1sion. d Kanns Cit)' 0 81 .464 :!2 New York · Kansas City 32 Oakland 10 Erich Barnes and Boss Fichtner 96 380 34 Logan will lead the secon Boston 19 68 445 25 Chicago 5 · Next suoday's Games to even the acore. division with Pomeroy picked Washington 67 86 :4311 26 Sunday's Games San Diego at Oakland Don Chandl.-'s conversion !or a sixth place f•m.sh, Nelson- New York 66 86 434 2611 Chicago ' St. LouJS 2 New York at Denver gave Green Bay the winning seventh, while Middle, Atlanta 9 Cincinnati 4 Houston at Buffalo .l port was relegated to the, _eelSunday's Results Houston 9 New York 2 Kansas City at Boston po;lth 2:40 to the gun, the \ar spotm the fmal tabulallons. KC 3 Wash 0, sus gm 9-16 Houston 6 New York 5 Browns staged a desperation It " mterestmg to note that Washington I Kan City 0 Philadelphia 4 Los Angeles 0 NFL Standings drive that saw them march two of th_e mem_ . bers plcked a Minn 5 New York 3, 10 Inns Pittsburgh 3 San Fran 1 By United Press Jnternatlonal mid-field. But with 36 seconds bet n Gal Mondsy'o Probable Pitchers Robort M. O.rk co-charnp1ons h1P wee • Chicago • Baltimore 3 (All 11meB EDT) Eastern Dtvlsloo left Ryan fell victim to lipolis and Wellston whJie one California 5 Boston 3 W. L. T. Pet. flna't Green Bay bUiz and s1aa.aa edi ted tb t Logan Pittsburgh at San Francisco !Cribe pr c a Cleve 6 Detroit 5, 10 Inns -Veale (14·11) vs. Bolin 00-10) St. Louis 2 0 0 1.11110 bled Lionel Aldridge rec:ovend md Athens would share the Mo-•-y•o Probable Ptle,en Dallas I 0 0 1.000 to i.;. the ...... 4:15p.m. 0 11000 --..:._....::._ _ _ _ __ d tile gn ' . New York at Houston- Pittsburgh I . The majority of the mem· (Startinl 11meo ED'fl Friend <5-8) vs. Dierker (8-7). Cleveland 1 1 0 .500 bers, who follow the CaUiornla at Balllmore-M. 10 p.m. Philadelphia 1 1 0 .500 e ol each h!sm with pro e ~ Lopez <6-14) vs. Barber (lo-5). Pbiladelphla at Lot Angeles- New York 0 1 1 ·11110 interest, did feel that S m Buoolng (!7•11 ) vs. l>ryJdale Atlanta 0 2 0 .000 evet" team copped the tlUe p. • -·"·"'o z 0 .000 Usb n lib(1().15) u p.m. w-.....Weatem would net ICCQmp w (Only game acbeduled) Only gamell--acheduled Dlvlsloa out tasting defeat at least TDMds~l Game~ W. L. T. Pet. mce in league actlon. Taeadlj'a Gameo ' 2 o 0 1 000 For the first time Ill fDDr Baltimore at Kan City, nlghl Cincinnati ai.Cbicago Green Bay · • St. Louis at Atlanta, night Los Angeles 2 0 0 1.11110 gh 1 years tho SEOAL appear< California at Detroit, ni _I o 500 1 Detroit · 10 be so well balanced In Minnesota at Cleveland, mght New York at Houston, night • overall strength, thai DO Boston at Washington, night Philadelphia at Los Ang, night Baltimore I 1 0 ·500 000 ·s good tbat 11 can Chicago at New York, night Pittsburgh at Son Fran., night San Francisco 0 0 1 · le'. l l 50 · Minnesota 0 I 1 .000 overpower tbe over sevea opBraves 39, Allen, Phillles 118, Chicago 0 2 0 .01111 • poneuts In the manner that Torre, Braves 38; Mays, Giants Sunday's Re~ults • Athens did lt Ill 1965. This 34; Hart & McCoyey, Giants 33. Pittsburgh 17 DetrOit S was tbe opinion ol Dine mem· By Uolh!d Press IDitnUIIIDllal American League: F. Robin· Green Bay 21 Cleveland 10 bers of the usoclatlon. National Leape son, Orlol.. 40; Killebrew, Pblladelphla 23 Atlanta 10 Here ts the order of predic~ G. AB R.IL Pet. Twins 38; Powell, Orlolea 34; St. Loubl 23 Washington 7 ed linish in the offici~ prog·: A1 Pill 129 483 76167 .U6 Pepitone, Yanks 31; Colavito, Baltimore sa MinneSota 23 nostication for 1966 Wlth the i Al:~: Alia 149 643117 212 .330 Indians 311. Dallas U New York 7 •• number of pornls out of a pos· Carty, Alia 140 482 611159 .330 Runo Balled In (Only games scheduled) •• Sible 72. , . -Q'k. C!mnte, Pit 141 585 96 1118 .321 N ali o a al League: Aaron, Next Sunday'• Games ••• Galhpohs -64 · Athens _ : Strgl, Pit 1314lll 80 148 .321 Braves 116; Clemente, Pirah!S Atlanta at Detroit. Ohio Medical Indemnity, Inc. of Central Ohio Wellston - 50; Jackson : Rose, Cin 148 822 94 197 .317 110: Allen, Phillles 1116; Torre, 1o1J Angeles at Green Bay •• • • •• helps pay doctor bills Lo~•n -:-4411; ;;mer~y r.fd:.: Allen, Phll 129 478100151 .316 Braves 99; Stargell, P~tes 118. Dallas at Minnesota , •• helps pay hospital bills • 1 NelsonVlllc • an Santo, Chi 43 517 89162 .313 Amerl... League: F. Robin· New York at Phllndelpbia port - 10. , Torre, AUa 145 536 8216'1 .312 1011, Orioles 10'1: Powell, st. Louis at Cleveland ln oiher business Bud. Me- Cpda, St.L 130 4511 67141 .307 Orioles 106: Killebrew, Twins San FranciJco at Baltimore Ghee. representing RadJO Sta· Amerlcu Leape liM; Horton, Ttsers 18; B. Washington at Pittsburgh lion WJEH, . became the G. AB R. R. Pel. Roblnlon, Orioles 94. first Galhpohs member te be Oliva, Min 148 575 9J 179 .311 Pll<hllll elected pr.,.ident of the associ· F.Rbsn, Bal 117 5451111611 .310 N•Uonal Leape: Regan, CoDege Foolllall Beaolto a lion since the late AI scbaldt Kallne Det 13 440 80 ?:1 .289 Dodgers IS-I; Marichal, Giants Penn Sl 15 Maryland 7 held the office in 1955. Wgoer: Cle 140 511 69147 .2118 22-6: Koufax, Dodgers 24-8; Colgate 34 Boston u, 0 McGhee Bucceeds R 0 W l Pwll, Bat 134 488 76134 .288 Perry, Giants 20-8: Gibson, Waynesbg 31 Slippery Rock 0 Congdon of the Athens M~s- Kllbrw Min 151 532 81152 .2118 Cards 20-10; Short, Pbillies 18-9, Auburn 20 Chattanooga 6 senger as president while Jim Chris. 'K.C. 117 S80 51107 .282 & Jaster, Cards 1().5. Geotwn !Ky.) 20 Hanover 14 Myers of the Logan . Dolly Hwrd, Was IC 485 li21M .280 American Leagae: McNally, Wm & Mary 7 E. Caroline 7 tie' News was named vice presJ· McAllf, Del 113 389 80 109 .280 Orioles 13-3; Katt, Twins 21-10; Davidson 13 Deo. Wash. 9 dent. Vlnln, Was 141488138 .2'18Boswell, Twins 12-S; Sunlord, West Liberty 26 Glenvl St. 0 Odie O'Donnell of lbe Gal· Home Runs Angels, 13-6: Siebert, Indians Florida 43 Northwestern 7 lipolis Tribune ""' , ... teet· Natloaal league: Aaron, 16-8, & Barber, Orioles 10-5. W. Ky. 4Z St. Joe. (Ind.) 21 ed secrellry • lftasurer lor Kentucky 10 No. C8rollna 0 lhe teatb term. Mbole total of 203. Georgia 20 'Mill. SL 17 The next allSOc:iatiOD meeting ENROLLMENT HEADQUARTERS: will be held in Gallipolis on PORTLAND, Ore. (UP!) Sunday Nov. 13 at which time all of tne league coaches will Bert Yancey of Chipley, Fla., be invited to attend and help won the f50,000 Portland Weekend Sport• Summary with the selection of the 1966 golf tournament with a 72-bol DRY By United Preu lnteraatlooal total of 271. Ali-SEOAL football team. ENDORSED BY: CLEANING Snturday OUE TO ARRIVE MAYS LANDING, N.J. (UP)) BEST SOCCER TEAM Service On Request -.;EW YORK cUPII -Oscar -Q-agw~ Stable's Assagai HELSINKI (UPI) -FI 1 p.~.naveoa of Argentina was due ovUped GIDger FI:: ~ h : established Itself as the bes 1 1 ' lo arrive here todRY from btl lo win the ru Scandinavian socl!er 128m Ibis !raining camp in preparollon Natlono Handicap at Atlantic year by edglnl Denmark :1-1 CLIANIIS POMEROY Newsmen Say m:_ Yd ku :::::i .r"w I. ·- lb. 49c Beef Liver lhe :\',! lb.l9c Seedless Grapes ; Standl'ngs Play lND WE WON-SO CAN YOU! ;t : ! =i •ill• r':sf": • 't ,.. • :\ •:I •• :.• •• Leaders BLUE CROSS' :• • f·;r wednesday night's ftgbt against Joe Frazler at Madison Square Garden. llonavena, the South Amer· can heavyWeight ehampton, broke training weighing 204 pounds. Frazier, the 9-5 favor· ite on the •trength of 11 straight knockoull, currently weighs 200.,.. SOVIETS WIN BELGRADE (UP I) -The Soviet Union, which placed fourth In the recent World lloccer cbamplollsblpa, liCllNd two goals bl the first hall NEW YORK (UP)) -Harbor· vale Stable's swnmer scandal breezed ts an eight-length triumph over Straight Deal in the $80,200 Beldame Stakes at Aqueduct. LINDRICK. EDglllld (UPI) - Neil Coles of Britain ohot • 72hole score ol 278 to capture the $16,240 Dunlop Masters golf tournament. Saday CALDWELL, Idaho (UP!) Mickey Wrigbt of Dallas, Te~., SPECIAL NOT! TO THOlE OYER 81: It )'011 or ~ husband or wlfe are ellpblo for ModO. tlmea of tile ytlf, yeu 11111 1PP1r wllllln 90 dar~ prlot ca,., or will a,.llllalbll within the next 90 days, 1pply to tht dalt YO!' become tlltlblt for Mtdltllrt ~~y· for Btu• CIOM 68- a apac:lal new cgyerap desiane<f qq-tllll an appllCitlon f111111 Blut CrOll Ill Clnlrel to 1111 ~PI In Medlcara'a "Pitt A" Hospital Plan. Ohio, 174 ENt ~ SINe!, COllllllllut, Ohio 43211. Blue Cr0116D dOel not dupllctlte Medlclre's Holpilllt H )'011 alJMdY hlwla Blue Closs Noft.Gioup COilbiiC\, ccw-ae. IIUt seelcs to fiiOIICI )'OIIln .,.., Mldlt:~~e end J011 or..,_ COli lied bJ ,our c:oclbect II or will doll riot. . .......... for Medlelrt willllll tO dirt........ Yau.CM 1111111 appllcetlon for Bl.ue C!oA-65 now It ttllpet c-ntJ ~ hmta to ·JOW CclrnnMillr Enlllllmert ~ AI olhtlr MlbOut~to ltiUt C..ltll 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY ~99 MASON MUON, W. YA. SundayYIIIClllavla and went teom on 1o u. beat .a 011ta won the s 1 ~----.-~~--·-------­ •llUIIII IOU Eoglehnrn ~Wemen Willi a"' • ----·- ' ., .... , . - ... -- --··--· -· -·- ·· ···· · . .. . . Long Bottom Appeals to the Democratic chlld swallow• too National Committee have met ·So • ty N WS llfa Dalley, Bob and Gary Black of Portlaad Rt . . · 'teo Dalley baa the roof ·on lilt · new home. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dalley aad family, Mrs· Ethel Johnslll, lllrs. Elale · Roush, 1Porlland, • ' Mr. and Mrs. llllywood John· · lion ealled oa Mr. llld ' lln. ' ~- · · ······· ·· ·- · - ---· ~ ' ' -.. - -....< . -.. .. ... . . . . .... '· Cle e Mary l!:lletl Andrew, boo wu villting E. W. willa and lerona. Loll Sisson who to at Zanesvllle •pe•t lba elld bert with IJr. and Everett Sisson. Jllr. and Mrs. Jamea have moved te their remodeled borne bert, Reedsvllle. Jllr. IWd Jllro. Richard and family, Akron. apent weekend witb Mr. and J4rl. Wayne Prince. Vialtlnc Mary Pier.. Tuesday evening. Mrs. Dave Yates, president, was in of .the business session B ld dm·;nu 1 which Mrs. Ly e a. erson was appointed vice . .preSJdenl to the restgnation of MMrs. Swan, and_ M~. Donald Y;~s was apptlRte treasurer. e program was plan~ for the 1 year, With, the Octo ~ m::e m~ to be on ' MeatJlann~g, at tho home o:,... rs. d are~oo Harris. Mem H :;:" P 301 1 to attelld the ~ h erenee al Jackson. Rem::~·~ " : served ~4 da h ~ hosteso ug ters, rea and Robil1. . , The WSCS met w1th Mrs. Nell WUaoa for ttH:ir September meeliq. Devouono and busl· neso session was to <barge of tha pre~udenl, Mrs. RushJa Shumway. Plans weco ma<le lor tho week of prayer and self· denial to be beld October 28 at the church at 7:30 p. m. 1 bake aale to be held O<teber 1 t 10 I Reed' G a a. m. a s. rocery was pl8lllled. Tho SOCJety wlU eat out Oct. I In place of the tin Th 10 regular mee g. e group w leave the church at • p, m. Reed 1o 111 lreshmfllts wera aerv • •hove lamed and Mrs. --• Buckl ey, Tbomal, Mrs. u~ Mrs. Mamie Buckley and Mrs. IJJiiaa Pickens. Tho November meeung wlll be with Mrs. mia Buckey. Jllr. and Mrs. Johft Riebel and Jolullly, Pomeroy Road, and Mr. and Mrs. lloroal Riebel visited Mammoth Cave lll Keotuck Dyo hu returned home alter enjoyillg a llshing trip Ia Canada with biB obildreo. Mr. and Mra. Clarence Meebln, East Liverpool, visited cecenUy with Jllr. aad Mrs. Al· fred Caahdollar and JeaRie. C:nr T:.;, Mr. and Mn. Gene Wilsoe alld Wayne ~alier •pe•l • neent Snaday With Jllr. and 111rs. Robert aad .... "' Weston, W. YL l\lrl. Dorsal Rlebel eelebnl!John ad t.... birthday recelllly. Her Mr. and Jllra. Hubert son, obiklrell -seated her with 1 Alexandria, and Mr. ud MrL d ted,..~ Attending Hobart Newell, Cbmltor. ~ ·Robart 'rhn1rnr.o Diana M81811' apeot ...j cbDtlzeas.tl Cheshire days willl, 1-. Babctck. Mra. Robert Mort..; Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlea aad ol Be lid Jllr ley, Mrs. Garnet Heuley, ~~.John Rl= :Sd lam: ' ' --<.- -- · ·- · -· -·- · -· · - ... - ~- - - - · - ·- - I !ellce Johnston ud , _ Law· . . lllllellng at Middleport. renee Graat, and Carl Dean, ~. Babcock apeDI I and Jlaroltl Smith called. em Mr.- wilb l\lr, aad Jllrl. Latrn~~ceil and Mrs. Maywood Johnlton. BasbargeD, P~. Jllr. ud Mrs. .Morels Teaford _ Mr. and IIJ'I. Jred LaHiu and cbDdND ud Mr. and Mrs. IN apewllDfl a net ,wllb Rooald 'flse 1!111 ~ call- and )frio lMeD Jla1pli. Colu / m-11 ed qn Mr•.~ Mrs. LfWreace bus. . J9boltoulltl famUJ. VWallllills " "'I '' ~ .~·, . ·' HAM SLICES :"":m KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP 65Muatanq 6 ;,lilndor. Standort! lhlft radio & bater, whltewali tlrH. SALAD DRESSING; 64 Ford Ga Iaxle SOOXL 2 Dr. Hardtop. I cyllnct.r, 4 tpHd trarw. Like n•'lfll 62 Ford Fairlane 500. 2 Dr., 8 llandard tnns. cylinder, 66 Ford Fairlane SOO 2 Dr. Hudtop, I eyJ.. lndw, autom~~tlc trans ., Mi:7:Je Whip ~Dronl.. rodlo I hutor. wh1towoU tlrw, elr concfttlontd 64 Ford Galaxle 500. 4 Dr. 8 cyltncllr, 1Kita. tren.. Racflo end hlateril 010wor o!Mrins. whiiNo llros. 63 Chevrolet lot Atn. 4 Dr , 6 cyl. St.ndanl trans. White waD llroL 60 Chevrolet lmpolo, 4 Dr. I oylll"'io>r, 1utomatlc trans. WIU tlras, radio &. MICHOICE MARGARINE 61 Falcon 2 Dr. 6 cyl. Stonftrd trono. RldJo 1nd heat.r. 63 Rambler 550 S.riH 4 Dr. 6 1~1b. ovn.. standard fr•nt,, _.... • r, lllo a h••ter, H...._ 65 Pontiac G.T.O. '"""'"'· I Dr. Honltotr. 4 _.rtnrw. 63 Ford G1laxle 2. ' ~ 500 4 Dr, I oy)lndor, · INifiCI fNns. ltcllo ,,.. hlater, powar ltMJ'Ing, I TOMATO SOU~~. I I Dr. 270 SoriH, 6 oylt"' lltr, ltandard lnM.. neUe \. \ _.hooter 52 Ford G1l. 500 $ 10Y2-az. dr. I oyl. AI TroM.. P, otoor1., rodlo ond hootw can 64 Ford F-700 Dump Truck. I cyllncllr. I .....r trono. I _.r rNr at..Longwhelllbl-. 63 Mercury CUllom I Door Hordtott. Power Steering \ an.l lrokH. Auto1111ltle tnno. Keith Goble Ford MAGIC · USED CAR LOT . - II " s ........,...r t • 7 ...... 1 1 ., t' . a ·' ..... t !41 ·'It 1 . ., Nltthll INGELS ·CARPET HOU$E · 220 I."MAJN , ,.' I HEINZ t'65 Dodge Dart wtllto woh ~· !•T . lpon Prllloj Onol _ $ pkgs• whitawaJI $249 ' ' . • ., •...:,. thai Is dcterinlned to atamp ODI lba fllateol lalal el liberaliom In governmeat. FULLY COOKED CENTER CUT Mrs. Charles Humphrey entertained the Reedsville • Long Bottom Homemakers Club oo and Mrs.and Gene Ward and faml. Mr. Ronald WisePaul and Brook• soa of and. Geneva Y•!•:Mule~:=~~~­ ly, Mr. Mrs. Homer Icen- Middleport Route, Margaret 10wer, local, and Mr. and Mn. 11 near Tuppers PJailis, Law- an Ohio Ezlml!oUlD ·' FURNITUII CO. llberala II bls party ia acceptlng funds from a groop dol to spend several mllllons of · Iars to help elect congressmen who were in sympathY with aims. But with election around the corner, thla contribution of a mere is the only one to receive any mention ln the news . PotJsibly because no other beneficiary has tried to give lt · back One of our presidential ·hopefuls is busily reviving the old strawman threat of "a one party system" unleso the Republican voters who relused to go along with Barry Goldwater returned 1o the fold. otber Bepublicans predict a galn of as many as 00 oongresomea for bia party. Any considerable aumber of new ''conservatives" added to the present holdingo and joloed by the quite large group of Democratic righ~wingers completely oubmer~ any U!Jer. al tendenclea IR tho next <!Ongre... Which would make 1 ·"one party system" but not uno with either of the old labels. ' It might be an excellent idea lor ••e voters 1o ask uJ dah!S lor the Congress 1o state just where they stand ~ than porkbarrel Issues. IWD''I"SPBE.MIIJM U. 5. GOft.ll'ISPEC'I'ED By Mrs. ~yle Batdel'llOil an• •rllrl- Convenient TtnM Reedsville Society Notes anee ln raids on tho Federal MH. Iva Carpentor . I ~:.:of~Pom=ero,=~Roa=d.~==.;:;:;;;:::;;;:::;;::;;::;;;:::;;;:::;~ Treasury. funeral iervlcel lor lbe1r II From their publlo speeches aln at McC!atrsvllle, Ohlo:.,...mll and press release! no one Mr. ud Mrs. Tom 8 8 would suspicion them of hav· are vls!Ullli nlatlvoo II rnoliG,.[I ing anything whatever to do Va. with legislating ol the na· Mr. and Mn. J1'red Lar~'il M'"· RflY Powell spent a wee k ti ' lbe 1 . our poII• opent the _..._ 5 end at East Liverpool visiting on aws or formmg w.,.,.end with cles In forElgn affairs. Not Smlth, Noiaollvllle. 1 11 re ~ ves. d Mr Leo Dall many of the candidates have Calling on the Norman Wo>b-11 r. an . '· · ey, anything to say about babmc- ero were Mr. and Jllra. Howard Emmell Larkms, AnA& Conger lng the budget. Larkins, Portland; Doria Koecal\ed on Mr · and Mro. Dillon None of them seem to "view neig and Hlcky, Tuppers Plallll; faylor. with alarm" the spending us Mr. and Mrs. Jr. Hauber ud Mrs. Euna Dodson, Mrs. Mae Into bankruptcy by mooey ap- Rev. aad Mrs. W. K. Van lleter, Mr. Robert Ours, propriated to other congresslon· Mr. and Mrs. Bob and Jackie and Terry Tnrun"''s al districts. Insh!ad, most of rl · Columbus, were called on Mr. and Mrs. Charlie them are insisting they can olgbt guesta of Mr. and ~arroll onf. family. bring 1n more federal eranta Guy Hayman. Jllro. Emma JohnSOR, Racine than their opponents and prom- Mr. and Mn. JCvarelt llas•ll Route, Mr: and Mrs. Law· Ising more roods and more apenl 811 evening with Mr. 'l!!lCe Blll'h and daughter, Con- schools. Mn. Wayne Prince. aie, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hites The Jolla Birch Society an- Mary Pler<tl 1181 vlaltln8 of Azusa. Calif., called OR Rev. nounced puhllcly Ill Intention and Mil. Russell Vaa Meter. md Mrs. Jolm Busch reeently. Mr. and Mn. Bill SWala werall Vlaltoro of Mr. Mrs. Leo, diBDv pesta ol Mr. and Dalley and family were Mr. Homer Icenhower. llelvia Drake, Racilt. I . Sq. Ycl. VETERAN'S MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ~Sun~cla~y~. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!z;~~:;;::;:;;;:::;:::; ~ City· total futility. Of conroe, ao Informed obsefo ver expected Adamo aotually to wln, though be had going for him the throaty approval of the more extreme anti-war Ieaders in and outside of Masoachn· sells and the usual drlll ol I solemn lull-page ad In t b a New York Times and .so 01. But the vote be received-about 1$ per cent - must surely have been embarrassing to a descendant of two AmeriCan Presidents. He got the self • nominated ''ellte," of course. But how very small It ls when the time eomea lo vots losteed ol talk! Indeed, the 11et of these September songs at tha ballot box ralseo tile disllaet !11lggestion that the peacenlko reached the most aelf-<ieleatlng polat of all 111 their end· less clamors - the point wbel'l they a!'l becomlq .-ashlag bores. BLEACH ty receRtly lor their daughter, Shirley. Those attending were Sba L Grant and ron, awrenct Vicki JobBSton. Cake aad Ice cream were served. THE CITY LOAN COMPANY Robinson s Back ln the first part of this century George Barr MeCutcheon wrote a best .selling novel Brewster's Million about ' a young man who had' been willed seven million dollars, with the condition that within a year he must spent tlle million 'he already had . While this would seem to be a very easy and very pleasant task, even considering that dollars of tho 1900s were four or live times as valua~le as those of today, our hero found 11 an almost Impossible task. And only succeeded In the loss of the last dollar In the nick of time. But Brewster'!l troubles were minor compared to those of California governor Pat Browll's supporters who are trying to give back 8 contribulion of $12 000 from John Birch Society so~rces. Though the money was aclU tv to th " P , oa y g eo e res~ denl's Club" and not to Brown's fund, the governor jast duesa't aee llow be Is te get the support of california Candidah!S lor congressional seats are ohowlng the same re__ _ luctanco to mention the John By May JobDstoa Birch Society. Most of them al'l! <!Onf!nlng their appeals to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Congo votero to stricUy local matters entertained with a birthday par- and promises of more asals~ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 HOUR BY HIERONYMOUS . Town Flats sOCle•ty NOtes ANNUAL COMMUNITY ENROLLMENT Congressional oandldate Eugene Daniell loses by 1 1o 1. In New Jersey peacenik navld Frost seetdng 1 lenate aominatl..; Is overwhelmed 1 te 1 '!he ~tory 18 similar lor pea~enik caRdidates for Congresolonal nomiRBIIORS both In New Jersey and Rhode Island. And in the contest for a G.O. P. lenalorial aominatloa In New Hampshire, the winner In 1 Oeld of Ove Is the extren1e opposite of a peacenik. Ha1rrl-l soa Thyng not unly military resiltance In but goes a lot farther. He all-out bombing of North VIet Nam. The most otrlklng tale of all Is told from Massachusetts. There, In lbe race lor 1 b e Democratic Senatorial nomi•atloo, 8 peacenik with 8 famous name and powerful friends, Th0o The Case of the 12,000 Hot Californ1•3 Dollars mucb gum might 11 cause ap- With tho old familiar elpedJDt pendieitiz? 'What are the causes of "pasoing the buck:: Each II this disease? officJal m turn bas inSJsted the A _ The olf theory 1h a 1 matter must be decided by tho awallowed gum fruit pit& and next man llll the ladder. It frnother indigestibie matter would ally has reached the desk which cause appendicitis has been Harry Truman labeled wlth exploded The disease ls caused tho notice, "The huck stop11 by Infection In 81 appeodix thai here" - tho President's own. Is oh•tructed, usually by scar· And LBJ Isn't. ~~ing any ring from a previous lnflamma· great de8lre.. to, 8lvt tho back tioa or by kinking or twisting, ol bis hand lo any group opposed to Bobby Kennedy ; 1968 Isn't that far away. And he to toe much the prac-tical polltlclan to dilcount the o~.d number of right-winger, who travel antler tho Democral label. •• Weekend Sporls Summary u1 mas Adams, nnhlheo 10 Bucked Up the Ladder By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M·D. A school In Detroit has a novel method of health educatlon. When tne of the pupils is Ill, u1e clas• discusses the na, tu·re of his illness, its cause, how tt affects •. pe~so~ , what the germ looks like tf It 1s an Infection, how the Rerms are transmitted and what preven· ' 1tea · bl e. IJve measures ere app By bringing sueh health in_struction to pupils in kinde!garten and first grade, kf!en interest is arou"d and lasting impres•iono are made. When the chilhren ask QlleSlions about the heart, they are encouraged to listen to their own or a classmate'• heart oounds through a stethoscope. One boy who had to be coaxed le wash hil hands before ".'enls, 1nderwent a change of atlltude. His teacher had him smear a elean sllde with his fmgers, then, after staining the slide, lock at the d~rt and germs UDo der a mJcroscope. When taught ln this ~ay, concepts that would 8 be difficult to teach Wllh textbook are easily grasped. Other v!Bual aids used are plaster models tf the heart a • d . ed . th . ol lungs pamt m etr true c '"· As a result these children get 1 clearer picture of themselves and how to protect their health. Furthermore, they come to think of their doctor not •• • menacing ltranger but 88 8 friend who can help relieve 10me ills and preveut others. Q _ •• • • •• :• ala fewer than 4,000 votes Dally Seatinal, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., lept. 18, 1986-6 SAYS At A&P ..,3<!1\ . ed. '!he obvious lnlth, how.,. !solltlDIIII llllnorllr 11M made er, 18 that candidates who iym- an Immeaae aolse for a very boll2ed and centered upon op- loq llml. But tho primaries posiUon to the war of rests~ tlroved wbal beforehand could aace ln Viet Nam were over- only be rationallY ouspech!d. whelmingly rejected al 'be 1This, 11. that _the tiny Senate grass roots. i bloc ' ISO]BtlOD from tile eomTo be sure, the whole nation mon will on Capitol Hlll 18 apthas not yet spoken upo• tills ly aC<OIIlpauled by • tlay votquesUoa - nor, Indeed, w!U II tng minority's laOiaUon lrom quite have done so even alter the eommon will of the nsUOL the results sil!lll have been t;o•e with tho wlllds al paoico~plled from nell Novem- fill·lsolationiat ~eloric, more~ s Collgresslonal electiuno. over, ls the old otory thai tha But enough bas already been country was lerTlbly "'eonfus.. .aid by enough Americans to ed" aboul why we were 111 let make sOllle poil1ts, at least, per· Nam. Unhappy tile eouatry may fecUy plahl. be, and il - onbappy at t b • The non-policy of eul-and • hanb DeCelstty lor our actloo. run In Viet Nam, so loog pr0o Mh<ed·up lila not; readJ lo quit moted by a New Left splln\er It ls 1101. In the Senate, has no more ap- A peacenik eandidato for 1 peal to the country than It Congresslooal nomlnatloa II does to Congreu. Tbe paciflst- Maryland, Sy lpelman, lll8l'llr DOCI'OR 99c Potato Bread 5 NGs • PO¥EROY ,: r·~· 992>5664 gal. POTATOES 10-lb. BAG ; �• wr . . . . . . . . . . ..._ _ _ _ .... _ foo., _ _ _ _ .... . . .......... . ...... .. . . . . . . . . . •ar.· ... --- . . ,. .(" . .,._ .............. - • -r ' • .Voice -of Broadway ,a- be'd idmpiJ fOiolollaD boul PWDI 1 Uquar Ueeuse. MSS" 111m Is mostb' bettomlDI Ia ·Fort .Iiljeulle• Where .he'll . daublt bills In the second-MIDI teach ~tiiit IIIII -IIJ ~~ Jungle Fred steue of AustraUa "'' .. 111e Gig Youngs spUI out flghlldg . . McCl)ll'i pllall*l John NewCO!II~ of the U. s. ... Former Bdwy. reportM ll!rs. Jlose Kennedy for a mag 'tor tho tennis title but Jack O'BriBII Dave Quirk's Marine son Jim !just back fr&m a tough Viet Nam year) wed beautiful carol Lucanla and they'D honeymoon Jllcked up their check lor Civil· Rqhtstr Bayard Rus· who got her the dlv<rce rrn.m Dirksen goes bad< convaleselng 1 at Danny's Hideaway. a NBC's Nan· cy Dickerson expecting again? A top state_pol supposedly is the cash behind the new look of a big Negro pbllcatlon If Pres. Johnsoo does not carr> paign in Tennessee against Sen. Ev Dirksen's son·in-law Her· bert Baker In his GOP run for the U. S. Senate against Frank Clement AND II Sen. tiD probably will join the N.Y. John McCooey t [L [lVIFT I lmwon1 WHAT A . l I [I XI] ·." ' Lc:wt'A·~L~---.--. W4EN iHcY At..t..U=>"'D H!:.R OF flAVIN& A LAR6E: F16t.:RE. U. faculty Sonny Fox's "Speak Out" TV show _i~ going off; of ceurse 11 Ill - 11 • good .. Fonner 'I'W3 star Nancy Ames told friends her s~parated spouae uked HER far aU· mooy . Ethel Kennedy's siloter Anne Skakel McCooey already may have wed (in Londool the lawyer (Peter Ryan) · I (.\luwen to•orrow) .\Mwen How lq S4.99 sg.99 Tmek Line of Mr. Mfcltael stew_.-! and Ohio University. . Mr. and Mrs. Clair Sund~v evenin~~ aiid lamiiK -~ed the Mr. and Mra. Andy Wam&ley, geb family reotniOII at Pt. Pleasant, •isited Mrs. Vir· Creek plaat picnic, area, gU Wamsley and family, Moll· day. , , Mr. ond Mrs. Jantea Bra4 . bury and 11011, J. D. and t.ftt Miss Ann Slllaoo, Columbus, Luella Bradbury vllllled Mr. tpent the weekend with hO[ and Mrs. Wayne SwiSber IDCI parents, Mr. an4 ll!rs. Fred Mrs. Swisher, Pom<roy. Slllsoo. 111e latter, who Ia recovflltili ~ Mra. Deffle Swisher Ia visit- from a fractured leg, Is millIng her sister. Mrs. Roy Thax. lng at the homa of her I!OD adc ton, White Oak. daugbter·lo-law. Miss Patricia Gates at Rutland, ...,=, BACK TO day I I AID•• 'SCHOOL. - THE SHOE BOX in MIDDLEPORT to rorm the surpriee IUI'IUr.i the alooYI OC:t-on. J....b~., WINCI PAILI WIAI&ON l.larda\'·1 loser lndl!!d .. watch for 'lne In an Imminent H'wood 'di-1~;;;·;;;;;;~;:;;_~;;_;;,.;;;~;;;;;;;...iiiiii_..-.-...- ........ vorce: "He Q6ed me for a for punching bag" ·The privy counselor at th~ · Copacabana AA-B·C widths tells us Anita Louise Is the big·, gest 11 per in the history of th 1 P d roo to .Joe Glaser signed marvelous a pow er m. African click-singer Miriam Hedy Lamarr's date also Maeba to an excluSive contract aU In Praise of Older women: to broaden her appeal beyond b dl d T P •• , Pomeroy. ethnic range and this gifted gal an ea er ony aswr. s Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Smith is headed far a fortune Lou- Guy · · Singer Kay Starr • hap. of Bucyrus spent the weekend Is Armstrong will make the PY o~er the A-OK after surg· with his parenls, Mr. and Rainbow Room hotter than last ery Sean Connery may look Mrs. Bill Smith, Carla and summer . Bombs are being down hill arty schnozz at his Darlene. mailed to Chicago sanitation James Bond mo~,les but his Ruaty Little, who Is employ- commissioners Judy Hel· mlllu:"ch"'_IPI':re~f~err~ed~~A~F:.'In~e~M~a~d·~·'-:==-:=-:=-:=-:=-:=-:""':~=-"==-"""'""",....,..,....,,...-ed in Newark spent the past mao (Mrs. Bill Green, wife of weekend here and attended the ~ the top adman) certainly is llvRulland - Middleport game. ing the title of her book and TV Mrs. Evelyn HOI of Daytonnn series, "The Young Marrieds" Mrs. Evelyn Hill of Dayton - she's happily having her spent a week here at her home second baby NBC's Barbara on Salem St. She was joined Walters' father-in-law Jack by her husband, Robert, for the Guber (father of producer Lee weekend. Guberl died in Philly. LOAFERS Restyled 1967 Chevrolet spreod and fo,qnd she's the iden- · Ileal dress size as. 441 years a . go; an amazing, wonderful w<> man. llr. and Mrs. Joe Slewlll. 1llePnl' . . . .;,,.;. 1lley Ill· effpndad ·the WllkllDa Albe!ll, 1 !'low an..,.. the eb<l..alttten aanrer, u (l] l1 I l b7 '"=-"i",HA··· WllHOUlr r 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 J, .. ' from his hlp surgery and can'l campaign against the Dems would that sound Uke an Even Exchange? Oarhng of the jUkebox set Dionne Warwick secretly wed mQsician Bill Ell· tot. liMy ,.,,.. ....... '" t•a ~rhdller • HIATUS ... n U eqjoyi.rw ... poray-WArCH Hll WIFI HELEN HELP :: · rt.dti'Ji~ned, lowt"r fnur-.,..·htt>l·drive Meries, an1J diesel~ in fon·ard·rontrol dt"livuv nns." In Ml;lr 1_;~~~~===-~---- ~- ~- -~- ---- eye and the all·hearin& translsDtar Helen: tor tope be far behind? - l l>on't worry. I've changed shudder! _ H. :' the fact8 enough so I won 'I Dear Helen : poit the finger on anybody. We IMVed here this summer. About the lie detector quiz: My neighbor to the left is very this implies distrust and I wouldfrlondly. The first week we got n't work lor a form !hal couldh..-., he told me his lawn mow~ n't trust me. I'd feel IT wasn't er had burned ou· and could he =to be trusted eiber. borrow ours during the day- Another tiling that bothers me lome when we work - so it is the question on job applica· Claude's principal backers Sidney Blackmer quit "We Have Always Lived in the Castle" due on Bdwy. Oct 19 because ··~~ " director; Alan Webb replaces Chicago heir Michael Butler opened a new Windy City club called Le Bistro and opening night couldn't serve guests and • L I ' "" 1 ~ .. · ,,1 ,f ' > t' '""'~ . ; BUICK .ELECTRA 225 TWO-DOOnn; HARDTOP Fork. Ky. lor a pirnic Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bill Norris •nd. Mr. and Mrs. Vre<l Sisson! 'Jr. tlnd \o1rs. family. iind Miss .o\nn Sisson were camp·: p · Ballard Easton. a Hulwrt Tommy, Wt'llsburg, Mrs. Annar , visiiP.d ~unda~ evening with 1 J. (Jinkl McCoy. at Ml Union Church. Pliny. Rt. I Stanley Searls, Dale Sisson, · ;: Acrilon Sol oct • I' rom Nylon 0.... 200 Patterns I. colon ('3 9'5 PricO$ Start At • "'• y4. FREE ., •• ESTIMATES! I IXPUT INSTALLATION NOTH lNG DOWN • UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY FOR'E'MAN & ABBOTT ~ • N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. '\ f and Dennis L Splres attended · the OA \' mf'f'ting ~I Pomemy ! . ' ,• ' '!J ,•.,_-;_,,:1· .t· ;; l,rt;f, ~ ,;:.. : Buick's series for I!W7 lealures a long, low side profile. ltS. J::lHSSI(: Hnes are rec<:nll' . 1mphaslzed by a sweeping- rontou n·d line running the full lcn~th of the all -new budy. A I Mr. ·a11d :\11'~. Carl \\'(•im ;Hln lewly·designed rOOf line adds to lhe car 's .smartness. Bu ick's new 430 cubic inch V·8 en· and Mr . and Mrs H II l•'r <CZ i•~ r i and family visited with Mr . ;Hid :tne witli "fOur-barrel •quadmj et carburetor powers the Electra - 22!1. I Mrs, Larry_ WcLJtl~nn and r1til- ----· ·-· _ _ , dren . Sunday. · · past wf'ekf.nd intluded : I Mr . and Mrs. Clinton Jones Sunday. ~ Mro,; . ld[l B. Ford, • spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. '~~f. . • SOCiety • Notes River News tlospitaJ News Guaae readings: Gallipolis Oam 11.1, 12.2, running 3 feet , . Mrs. Manon R. H 1rrison, Mrs . Helena C. Hill, Brenda Ho,~rl1ar. .1 - ~ -- - ·-··. :Mrs·: James H. Hull, and infant elL Damel B. Johnson. MJss 1 dau,ghter, Mrs. Jotln D. King 1 : DaiSY Lutton, Mr.s. Charle~: f~ ntered HO!ipltal on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20. · Among th~~e wtlo entered : Gladf" I. Mrlv. Mrs. Hon.ald M ; Mathews, 0 . D. Parsons, .John l5 • Pt· Pleas·ot 2376 uinton . Holzer Hospatal over the week- I M ~l l . d ' f A. 8aH\e~. Mrs. Havward D. a · • q e d · 1d d 1 , 1 e1. nn m nnt snn Mrs · 0.88 falling, Kanawha li'aUs 3.· i n me u ~ : . : Shirley R. Mulford J ·h n, R. i Sheets. and infant daughter,. 56 falling, Charleston 18.84 loU- . Sunda. - Rochard L.. llan- l while. Jr.. Mrs. Th~>d~r~ ~hit: Mrs. Dwight 8. Siders, and tn: l ing. London, Mannet and Win- , s:n. 131 Fourth Ave. • ~~rs. WI'-~ tington~ and Mrs ,John L. Chrls- i Iant daughter. Donald J. Stamp- i - I h.:tm H. Smith. HL 1 <.,alllpohl'i, l" er, Mrs. Dorothy WAters, and [Mrs. Kermit Fis?er, R.I. 1 Gal- !an. Mr~. Henry Waugh, ObJo River _ John J . Rowe , l!pol!s. Robert Ot~an Nibert. ! Saturd~y - Charle-s D. Ad- . down 13 , IZ:40 a.m.; Steel Ex- i Jr .. Ill. 2 Gallipolis. ~ Mrs. I kins. Mrs. Jnme' R. ll abe r, i prHs down 13, 3, 541 a.m.; Jane Mol he Wamsley. 20 Mam SL, Howard D Ban~. Mrs. Earnest , MAKES MANY T.-down 13, 5:35 a.m.; indiana I Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Hobeot T. Brown, Mrs. Larr) E. Broy· l fEEL OLD down 13 ' G·IO ·am , John Ladd L. Miles, Rt. l Pt. Pleasant, Jes and infa nt son Mrs \Vil After n , eommoD tadne1 or Bladdon n• • ·' C · D ' ·· ' · • 11t1~111 olt~ oc:cur &ad may m1ke rou Dean up 14 4:45 p.m.· Brian alvm R. owell. 729 Beech St., ham G Casto Clarence Chap. I te~ .. •nd nenous rrom tOll rrr 11 uent. 8, up 14, Ji:JO a.m. ; , Little ' Middleport, Globoker, ~~ I!:fal= .~!~t~~crr~~l~ 128 U · A Michael p "1 I man · ~Irs · B~ssie ' J· Farrar • rrU~~~~ ll~ aaachl!l, Bacllaohe and te..l ole!, tired, George down 14, 6:05 a.m.; moo ve., omerny, a rs. l Raymond Ginther Randel 1.. 1 deprened . ln. auch.lnJtu1on. cvsnx . • r ~ . UIUlliJ brlnllll~t. ttlaxlnr comfl)ft b)' Jeffboat up 16, 2:35a.m.; Char· Grrad Y P · Cralg, e~yracuse. , oy- G!\'Cn. Kathleen Gl<tzier Ron- c:urbtnr lrrltatlnlil rerm, m etron~ . ach1 1 les Stevenson down L6, 4:45 a. ce ,L. F'lick. HI . 1 Long Rot· nie H~hes. Lawrence Jt'wr ~gw~<~.:r..~~;~~.~~-e)!,~~nt!~~~: .:_~ m.; Steel Trader up 16, U5 a. lorn. Anthony Dean Burk . Rt. · ;..;,_:_~:..;,;.;:;;;;;;;::;~;,;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::; m..; Beaver down 17, 2:20 a. I Wellston . Mrs. Le1lter E. King ! m.: National up. 17, 3:55 a.m.: Wellston, P"'ol W. Chatfield, Rt. i field dams were on the sills. .- .... 1 1 Boat Morements: ,'·iverlag Winters/Sweltering Summers ! GETTING UP NIGHTS I E. 1 St. Marys down 18, 2:55 a.m.; 2 Well s ton ~ :>Irs. Louis J. SierPennsylvania up 18, 3:45 a.m.; er. Ironton. Mrs. robbic f..ee, 1 Wayne H. up 18, 5:25a.m.; En- 1Ashland. Ky. James Shirley, i deavor up 20, 6 a.m .; Cr·iJ:is Jr. ' Mrlford, Patrick J . Belue, Rav- r Jp 21, 5:25 a.m.; Elgercliff en!:lwood. W. \!a .. and Mrs. 1 dowri 23, 6:15p.m.; Lucy Coles Eri:-; Price. Parkersburg, W. Va. 1 down 23, 1:15 p.m.; Frieberger Saturday - Bay Thomas, ; down 23, 1:40 a.m .: E. p_ l Hio Gnmdc. Mrs. Jennings W.l ' ,' Bias. Addi~on, William G:'Darst, l Jones down 23. 2:10a .m .: Principio down 23, 3 a.m.: Buckeye Clifton W Va. Char It's A. l State down 23, 6:1~ a.m.; Moun- Stone . Leon. W Va. \'ickl tain State up 23, 6:50 a.m.; . Lvnn Arnold . Rt. I Pomerov, , • Il Jenks down 23. 7:13a.m : Pio- , Mrs. ~dith V. Rvther Rl 3 neer down Greenup 3:45 p.m., I Pnm':"roy . Mrs Wjllia~ R. K~n- ! Boc·K up Greenup 1:35 a.m.: , nedy. Rolland, Hussell M. Lit-[ Producer up Greenup 2 a.m.; · tie, Hutland. Mrs. Paul David Larry Tumer down Greenup·1 White , Rt. 1. Long Bottom, Don- A~~~~=------------------------------0 Jxhtl•l '1:10 a.m.: J . S. Lewis up uld J. Myers. Rl. 4. Oak Hill, Greenup 8 a.m.; Luther Herd- Mrs. George E. Bennett, Rt. 5 man down Meldohl 1:50 p.m.; I Jackson. Mre ~ .John L. Chris· I Cotton Queen down Meldahl l tian. Weii.<Ion. Mrs. Keith : l:20 p.m.: Ehsha Woods down , Barnilz , Rt. r Kingslon ~ Meldahl 4:05 p.m.; Barbara I Birth• Gay up Meldahl 5:311 p.m.: Car- : Mr< Earl Dennv, Jr.. 738 ol Brent down Meldahl 10: 10 i Fourth St.. Middleport. son, p ~ m. ; Polly R. down Meldahl 2:26 p.,m. . Sunday. Sunday. Mrs. 3 a.m.; Andrew t;alhoun up Robert L. Gr..,ne. Rt. 1 BidMeldahl H5 a.m .; A: J. i'al- well. son. 5:5<1 p.m.. Sunday. ten up Meldahl 4 a.m.; Molly Mrs. Philip Keith Buffington, K. up Meldahl i\:45 a.m ~: In· ' Rl. 2 Wells•oo. daughter, 9:2'1 ea up Meldahl >:45 a.m.; Fori a.m., sunday. Mrs. William Dearborn down Meldahl 7:10 •Vernon Cogar, 31m Main St., •·~· ·. Pt. Pleaso nt, son, 8:45 a.m aiUpolls Dam - Kathy _R~ ~ Saturday. Mrs. Ralph G. Rhode up 2:~ p.m. : Miss - Sterling !Grimms Landing, W. Va., son, down 2:45 p.m. ' Solwy down •i\:09 p.m., Salurday ~ Mrs. 4:30 p.m.; Zimmer up i\:20 P· ! Ralph Spencer, Gallipolis Ferm.; Rose G. down 11:20 p.m. ry son, ·t :02 a.m. Saturday. Kanawha River_- W. H. Sha· ' William G. Jordan, .Well· ver. Jr. down Wmfleld 7:4o .P· slon, son, Salurdny~ Mr•( Leo m.; Lucy Jane Lucas down W10- Cherles Hill, Rt. 1 Rlll!ine, field 10:15 p.m .. H. ' E. Bowlea son 11 :18 p.m., Satilrday. doWII Winfield 10:45 p:m.; .He~Dlscbarged 12 45 en Z. down Wonfleld · ~.m., Patients' di~harged over ,the Jefleraon down Winfield, !.50 a. --- ---·-c ... --- " . m.; F. Shearer down Win-. :Winfield 3 a,mc; A!leri .R.'•ltltrlield · 2:20 a:m. :. MlnRo ~own , riD up Wjnfleld s:SS[ "em-_ Mh ' "· W. COMPTON, 0. D. •· Arthur Casto Ed Reynolds. and Mr anll Mrs. Bradhury and !:iOn, J n an e\emng vmh \lr. aud Mrs Hillman Easton wt-r·~ overmgllt Mr and \lrs. ·~ ··nest Trrbble llenry Scott guests of Kathleen EJ -.ton and son Mark, Chtcago, wt>re '\lr and Mr'l . Tom Stewart. 1 Mrs Cora Ward ::~ud Jaugh-1Labor Day w~ekend guests of Anzona, s~nt lhe v..eekend w1th ter. Mrs Mildred Stevens. spent ---··- Sunday at Pliny. W. Va ., where ' they attended Hat> funeral or the former's brother-in~law. Mr. A. • I Mrs~ Margaret Calhoun . and hel Ball Mr. and Mrs. Hohert : Mr. aod Mr, _ Ren Rupe . Kathleen Easton. Mr. and Mrs. Ball, and Mr and Mrs. James I Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rupe spent There's helping hand at Economy Savings and Loan Company p Mr . and Mrs. Bf"r~·nt visitors of Mr . and , ing on the Muskingum over th~ Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Dale MuHord and lamH~ · weekt~nd . Ward and son. Mr. and were \Irs. Givens, Sharon and t Mr. and ! D werC Easton. ~~:;;;;;~:~in g $25 to $2000 Rutland Society Notes e~rculon I Stop in •.. and ask for our "baby money" loan. Special food, new clothes, doc· tor's attention .•. it all adds up! But you can get the money you need from us . , • now ••• and repay in sensible monthly installments. When you need money for any reason ... wMJldn't interfere with Our yard lions: "Have you ever been University in Columbua. Wood, REDS PONDER BONES dutie!l His wife would use arrested?" Many innocenl peo-a lP'"i graduate of Rutland ttigh MOSCOW \UPI ) -The Soviel it or his son. pie are arrqted these days, but IChool will be enrolled in the news agency Ta9S said Satur· 'well, this went on for two if they are%•( convicted, then University's School of Aria and day Reologists have found a months and he nenr lOt . his why ahould that black mark go Sciences, where he will major lt'aveyard near Volgoll'ad of mower r~aired. [n fact 1 nev- down against them?. ~ electrical engineering. He prehistoric a n i m a I~ whose " oaw a mower In his 1arage. I think the question should By Mro. Jean Parlier will reside wilh his uncle, Mr. bones nconlain much mort! 300 W. Second St.- 992·2111, Pomeroy They're avid borrowers, of ev- read, "Have you ever . been CIRCLE MEETS and Mrs. Eugene Spillers. uranium than the usual norm of erything. CONVICTED ol any crome or · The Golden Circle Class of Larry Wayne Rupe. son of DAVE OHLINGER, MANAGER One day my wife became Ill misdemesnor?" - PROVED, Rutland Church of Christ met Mr. and Mro. Lawrence A. natural radioactivity in tho ' bones of modern animal!!." and came home at 2:30 p.m. INNOCENT Saturday evening, Sept lO at Rupe, Langsville, has enlisted Tass did not elaborate. 3he •aw this neighbor's son This column jo dedicated to 1the home of Mr. and Mrs. ID the United Slates Air Force •ul mowing another neighbor's family living, so If you're hav· Clair Taylor on Salem St. Tbe and will leave in December for .awn _ with OUR mower. ing kid trouble or JUSt plain opening prayer was offered ,by Lackland Air Force B81e at f asked around and discov- trouble, let Helen help YOU. Mr. Richard Grueser. with Amarillo. Teras. Rupe ll'aduat. "ed the boy has used our mow- She will also welcome your Mrs. Barbara Van Meter llv- ed from RuUand high school In " to earn 1 g hil spending own amusing expertences. Ad· lng he devotional reacllngs. Mr. 1fl65 where he lettered In both noney. dress Helen Bottel In care of Carl Hysell presided at the baaketball and football, and last What bugs me Ill our son at this newspaper. meeting with Mrs. Jessie Grues- year he attended Ohio State he same time was delivering er giving the secretary's report University~ . oa pers. and spending hll lime and Mr. Roy Snowden the Raymond Sutherland, son of 11 the odd-jol> ce•ter across 0WDIDgl0D treasurer's rwt. Mrs. 'Reva Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sutherland own, when he could have been Snowden gave the report of and a 19!15 graduate of Rutland ·arnmg more right at home, If the Dower committee. Mler high school, has enrolled In hil kid hadn't sewed up the the business meeting, I soclal Ohio State University, where he erritory with OUR lawnmow· evening wu enjoyed. Games will major fn electrical eol!n,.! Which llln't In A·Number-t were played with Mrs. Jeanette eerlng. SUtherland attended Rio 'Onditlon anymore - PEEVED 117 Mn. Myrtle Pbllllpt carter wtnnlni the door prile. Grande College last year and POP AND WHAT TO 00 A· Mrs. Myrtle Phillips rece_nt. Refreshments of sandwichet. was employed this summer in UT IT? ly spent a part ol her vacatton jello, eookleo, mints, iced tea Canton and Massillon by the Re· 30 Dear Pop: in Kentucky where she visited and coffee were served to the public Steel Company. He will If you don'l mind a neighhor- woth her daughter and family, following: Mr. and Mrs. Carl reside in a pr'·. ate rooming 1 ly feud. you could send them a , Mr. and. Mrs. Arnold Parson, Hysell, Mr. and ll!rs. Richard houae on Lane Avenue. He ,ill lor two months rental of : son. Rockoe. and daughter, Tam- Gru..., and • Charles, Mr. and will also partlCipate In the Nav· our power mower. Imy. They also vtsoted other Mrs. Bill Carter and Brett, al Science Olvbion of the RO· 1 Or you could tell your neigh- part< of the state. Mr. and Mn. Purl Van Meter, TC. bor frankly you can't afford to A b.lrthday supper rtetnliy Gr.. and Teresa, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Taylor, son of Mr. maintain • community mach- was gtven in honor of Mr. and Roy Snowden and tho hosta, and Mnl. Lewis Taylor, has I ine, which would reduce Uoe ; M':". Charley Kmg and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Taylor. The been accepted at Ohio State : • feud" to a "strained rPiations" Shorley Parsons, who all had ' next meeting will be held at University. Taylor, who last btrthdays m August. Out of 1 the BUi Carter homa In the ye~r attended Rio Grande caleiJOry. h town guesls were Mr. and Mrs. ' church parson&~e. Colie&e, Ill a 11165 ~aduate of 1 Or your. so• tak; ~:e~ i: Z. 0. Lay, daughters, Cindy 1 MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED Rutland High schooi: He plans terntory onasmuc. "-. Roy Snowden to · m · AeronauUcal E r the 111ly •worker w1th ~· to and Beth and son • Rickie • Mr Mr. aod Blla major the equipment Which would and Mrs. Larry Simmons, Mrs. have received word of the mar- peering. He has been employ"f d" again Beverly Gilger and daughters. rl&~e of hla litter, Mra. Mild· ed thfs summer by the Repul>hot up the eu . · Pammie and Linda, Rev. and red ba Mr Lester Or you can contmue be- Mrs. John Alec. all of Colum Harten ch IAJ • He Steel Company fn Canton. ing a patsy for a very froendiy b M d M Ar ld p - Shuler, both of Placler- Beach, Taylor will Hve In a private neighbor. . _ .:~ 'a~ a~ickiers~od ';!am~- Fla., which took place there on home during hill atay at the Unl· I'm partial to 1 combmatoon d Mr J Sa . • August 10. Following the cere- verslty. 'fter all Mr. an s. ames nruoo mony. tho couple wu honortd Mrs. Oorolh• Taylor of Co3 nd of [dea• N0 • 2 a · n ' and Homer Morris all of Gra ' "friends" li_ke these would be ham, Ky., and M;. and Mr; with a reception at the home lumbus Is spendlng a few days H · of one of her friends, Mrs. with her mother, Mrl. Ethel less oxpensove as enemoes.- - Paul Queen and Mro. Myrtle Kay Swazy. The new Mrs. Shu· Snowden. Dear Helen: . Phillips, local. The honored ler 11 a fonner Meigs County George Welle iJ recuperating I think you were wrong '" guests received several DiCe resident. nicely from his recent illneaa ,our answer to the .!oi>-seel<e;, 1 gifts. HONOR M<m!ER and llll'l!ery. •ho was mterv•ewed In depth Mr. Charley King bas reeo•· Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Snow· Mr. Ira Wolfe spent an even· I•ilh • lie detector yol - B. I ered from a serious cat bite d od d while his wife had a "company" he recleved several da•l a•o en of 410 Hedgewo Drive, In& Jut week with Mr. an f.. lite morabll ' • Gallipolis, honored his mother, ll!rs. Roy Snowden. iend com 1 1isit It home. He was unable to use bill band Mrs. Reva Snowden with a Mrs. Homer Parker and Twin" huUng andPfaaoo o/r condlff . I P alo dotallt an yaur "Comfart 00 on ng unit. '"· wftb warnlDJ. - H.' for two weeks after belhmlnl birthday dlnner on Sunday at daughter, SuJy, accompsfued Namo Though the questions asked attacked by a Siamese cat their borne. After a large din· ll!rs. Bruca May and daughter, ""' quite personal, bit con- which they had railed from ner IAJpped off with nomemade Debbie, to Huntington, W. Va. :erns nowaday~ hive to kDOW kitten. who they're horhli. and whl'lh· 8 Mr. and Mrs. Charle• KID Ice cream and cake. Mrs. Snow- lui week on a tlhoppln& trip. Ci~y_ _ _ _ _ Sfat L ' I den received several nice gifts "----~Tifephona._ __ or they are "normal" or no spent an evening at the home from her famtiy. Those attend· LAVER WINS ' they have ever taken dope ~ of Mr. and Mrs. Dana Murray IDI were Mr. and Mrs. Carroll WEMBLEY, England (UPl) HAVE RIPRUENTATf¥1 CALl. ~ad VO, been attraoted to oth· Jr. and ll!rs. EUzabeth II u r· Snowden, Annette. Steve, Larry -Rod Laver overpowered fellow :h'!!:,C!~!"*It lo glv. u• a frt• au,-. SEND COMPl!TE DITAILS ·-, ..uniNCOOing-...... Olfht"'ComfortTwm•-~ •r men or unfa~tlol~l 10 their ray of Kingsbury recently. and Gary of Gallipolis, Mr. Jim Auatrallan Ken lto*well, 8-2, 8• "" our homt. lnd ~ ....,..nrn,, _, for II..Una """· they wouldn I be very Mro. Myrtle PhiiUps is hav- Carpenter of Pomeroy, Mr. aJld 1, 8-3, Sunday to win the fl,IOO :ond rtsks. would _they? So ~ lng her home redecorated. She - Mrs. Charles Simpkins, Charla ProleOilDDBI Indoor LaWil Ten"" ""d "01 w••" 1'"' " " ' recent~,)~ eojlll'ed • 10 day vaca· 1 an4 Meli01a of Colmbuo, Mr. 1111 Clwllpfotllhlp. •vailable? If a man haa tJOib. tioo from her employment Itt 1 and Mrl. Roy Snowden, Mr. and I=:...:=z=~:....----1 ng 1" nide, he shouldn't resent Athens. and .his sort ol testing. Mr. and Mrs. Paul vw~- mot- Mrs. Bruce May, Debbie ~'r.C;.~ Mike, and Mr. and Mrs. Hom· .ll::~~''"· \lr.r'~"'..:r'~ __ ,.,.. .., Convert tl till C111fort T*,., Elecbic lleltia& &Coe1i1J • Now you can convert you1 warm air haslinl system rsotE F"R '•I'• H· My com- ored to Michisan 1 recent wetk er Parker and Suzy, ~t~ttllfe:.,•:;:r.:=·:l~~'•':!i for l'ltr.'round commtol ffameless eleelll~ heatin~tsnd coolin~t- ASilje Ellcbtflllealiii/Cor' llllil•Ahlch·elfiCiency ;poodent did. He ~d abe eoma end. PERSONALS r1 iaii lilt. ~.t n Mil u .. tb~i:~t~~ -• t job' 1 . .111 lM t111'1111 '* • 111-l ta t~ill atah hnt pump, heats In Ute winter, the.. does an "about· lace" In the summer to cool and dehumidify Ute alt in your home. Since Ja n) w ~-t> 's , Mr. and Mrl. Charley King Mr and Mrs David Eskew of ~·h ~II( *•••o:e. Ita a..a~~tl•l As for executf\les' wives vis· and Mrs. Myrtle Phillips were New~lk spent it.e weekend with •• •::::. ': ::..=-~.~~~~·": ona unft does both jobs it costs you inucb lm to buy. No MIIIIIJ loin ·A free SUJWeJ will tlelennine pur exact ltlt!ds and 1 ting m the home, this 11 done in Grayson and Grahm, Ken- her p3rents, Mr. and Mrs. Har- r:.:,r.itJ! ~\jt~:ia~~~.;~B!~u: low monthly payments. lntaUs Qaicklr t1 Dact Syde11 ·Makes conversion to year-'found climate control 1 lo1 - and in the armed farces tucty the p8Jl weekend. vey Erlewine and Kandi and :"..~~~~~:,- ,.;:?, .•~~ ;",:, 2 nsy and ICO!Iomicll. G1 lltlld Slllslacllall ... or your money lmlt. You mUll be c:ompltltly Allsfied •ilh,our llellina oo. It's n~ssary to know Arnold Panans IDide I trip her grandmother, Mrs. 1, a lliJl~~--i ~:, ·:!i:~~~~~ •nether lhe wife will qualify In to Chicago lui WMI!;. His will nuwe u. ll . They a1so v1slied WI'th ...., ., • . , .., • " '"'" ·tCtltlbii,Ok!l. Dlt&tl•llll dUe, Jib' l.lt&l. end cooling ••• ar, under 1111 lenni of your wtitfln ruarsntee, your hut pump wiU bt,11!110'1etl end ,atn money fllurn!tl. ,oriel y. when the hus band goes and chlldrtn lllyed at tht bill parents Mr. and Mrs Char- ,,_ ~ -tleal) Ui• Ilk. a. lD·Yw SBIIH W•utJ•AII•rviGt,lneluding pailund labor, lor lOfidiJIIIUt!lllllliiiDoiiCGII.llai CDI... 'P th e Iadder. Some women homt of her mother bert. 1es Eskew and Janice of !!agnate and hold their men otCIIOido,_.Ct.larll . . . of"J'wiDColllfGd"IIIIUt. -- - b•rk. -MRS. S. MIDWAY ENDING Oear Mrs. S: SAN .roAN. P.R. <UPI) • Orwell's "IJif" - bert •e Rocky Rivero of Aqentloa OPTOMITIIIT , oome! If lilllll IICI!epil tblll kind knocked out CQban Plorenlilto Offtce 8olll'8: I to l2. 2 to & (Ciolt It NOOII OD 1.r prylllg "' land an ordinary Fernandez 1n lite tilth round of •job, will btJC11n1 bill home aod , a ICheduled IO.roand lloul TbDn. - lui CCJart St.. Pvllllill, •ffico llltb Ill IIJ.toelnt TV Saturday nflbl. BARWICK Mr. and Mrs. Juniur Wilson 1 1 Ha.el DarslJ, ol Aid 0 .. •pent Sunday evening with Mr. and : BY MRS. JAMES WRIGHT Willis White and Mrs. Wilma . Mr!-i . Le~ter Roush. \1r and Mt s l.t>o Parsons, Nil' kit-s, Proclurville, and were Mr. a11d Mrs. Dallas \'oung 1 Columbus, spent the weekend :-;hnppi ng it · Huntington. W. Va.l and family spent Sl.lllday witb 1 with Mr and ~1rs. Clydr R~rn- Wt>f'r:.end guestf:. of Mrs . Bill :Mr and !\.lr ~. Otis Knight and ~ ett and family Oxycr. Carol Ann. Marie and !fwnily. Neva Gunter. Charleston, Kenny were Mr . and Mrs . .Joe 1 \Irs. Haymond Sm.ith and ; s~nt 8 few dew~ with Mr . :ind WtlE.>(lton and Mr. and Mrs .. Jim- ~ daughter Pomeroy, visited Mr. : Mr)l, Arthur C~Rto . alld attend· my Vlhf':atrm and dau!{hter. CO· ' <lnd Mr" rnarl~s. Tate and ' ed the fWleral o( Elva Mae c~ 9 - lumbus family. to widow of John Casto \1rs. Alice Elkin~ and Mrs. 1\Irs. Walter Watson. Newark, Several members. or the Lil.zie Etta Chupman, Hunting- Wa!-o reCent dinnt'r gut>st of Mr.l Easton familv' gattlert'cl at EA.st l toll . visit1~d an afternoon with w1d ~. Irs. Wendell Roush. : : Pontiac's volwne-selli?g Catalina series Is. represented in_ th.e to~ ~hoto above, by ths 96_7 hardtop coupe w1th the Ventura o~twn, The Catr.hna s dtsunctive stylmg, in· enors and colors, many _ standard eq~_upment, safety ttems_ and a. wide selection of 1ptions has made th_ts Pon~1ac one of the mdustrys largest se1lmg cars. 'I'll:e Pon_tiac Le llans series Is :epresented m the lo~r photo by the hardtop coupe. Separate styhng rea-~res on the s1de, front and rear gwes e~h Le Mans model a new and differlffit look. .-he new models will be shown to the pubho fo r the first time September 29th. When ~orklng hands need extra cash to pay New Baby bills ••• of an honest difference with the . . . I Mr. and Mrs~ 0. W. f'ltzwoter. l Kyger News Notes ·. ,,.. Claude C. Phllipe's close in setting the deal to buy the late Henri Soule's Le Pavilion aod Cote Basque; John Hanes Jr .. the hosiery heir, is one of CARPET lar~n modcl.:i .• a n~w shorter ~ah and rrout sheet meUII desiga gin~ 1 !ihorler wbHib"ue for improrl!'d 1n:aneuverab&lity w11h no loss 1n load t~pa~. · Miss Jean Tillis was accom- AIRMAN LAWHORN panied by her parenls, Mr. Arman Kennelh L. Lawhorn, and Mrs. Sherm TiUis. to son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Hobe Sound. Fla., where she has enrolled as a freshman in Lawhorn of Pomer~y, has been the Hobe Sound Bible Colleg•. selected for techmcal traimng Miss Tillis, a 1966 graduate of at Sheppard AFB: 'l'ex., as 8 RuUand Hi h hool ill m J· U. S. Air _Force. atrcralt , elementary g sc education · w and a Th .mam-n or m lenance s,......1a1ts.1 e atrma ·n d ·aa k . . recently completed basic WHI dod spec•. Mwor Jon mTiulsl~c. er a res· 1s 1ss n IS training at LaCldand AFB, Tex. ;:. ea . • Airman Lawhorn was gradual- Box 1065, Hobe Sound Bohle College Hobe Sound Fla 33ed from Pomeroy Senior High 455 ' · ., School in 1964 · Lee 0. Wood Ill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee o. Wood fl. has been accepted by Ohio State flean, trim prat'ti<'al ~~~· ling that trin-s a low, flf'rf look lo thlli t'ln!h!lide pidlup ilil only one of advanct's In th~ t!Ht7 fl&evroiN lnu·k linr. \'ision, I'Bb roD'Ifort, and rnrrMion-reiib!t.an~ are tmproved. Othf'r nl.'w ftontutt'!l ln lh1• lint' iadudt- lonRW bodi4:ti and mou· 110Wer for ('he,..,·.vaas 1 ~any I o: Wanted: Someone who can skip rope, catch a ball, climb a tree, swim, and play hide-and-seek. ' . : !.· ~ .:-f":o ··- . ·· ~· i ;tl;;; ~@~ @[? IJ(}=[l&lf ~~~~ @~@ ~0~§ ~ND ' The President 's Committee on Mental Retardation Washington, D.C. 20201 Name~·~-------------------- • ClOT A NEW FLAME Morn finally came to the eod other rope and gtJt llerself 1 ...., flame - a lllDdern flame-heated Gas clothes dryer. Gone !rom the basement is the web o1 ctothes linH. Gone is the damp maze of launary that hung for days . Mom -n't hang around here any more because with a tun1 ol a dialller new flame dnes a whole heaping load o1 ltlundry in minut• - ~ . soft, Huffy, and fresh as :s<~nsloine. No rnooe nylon stocking curtains in the bathroom either. Because a Gas dryer dries so aently, with precise temperature con trot, )'011 can dry artl)hilll in it. Not onl1cloe$ 1 Gas dryer save !llOne, ~ keepinc ekltNs For mentally retarded cliRdren, learninc to play is vital. You can help them. Start by writing for a free booklet. ' Address_______________ ®@U uD~§@ such newer k>nger, you can dry up to fave blc loads for wtrat on. load costs in the flameless kind. -· You'll '""'" money on service, too . If your Gas dryer ever needs fiKing. 1ust giYe us a caU . Our trained seNC. men will find the trouble quickly. Most services att tree. ~ i8rvict is last, courfi!Ous and dependable. If you're tired oft~ same old line, tel 1 ,_flame-a modern. money-saving Gas clothes dryer. J.ust fOr !ighs. Then think of all the'INngs YQU can lilo with the mollel' )OU saw witll Gas. • City _ _;,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ State _ _ _ _ _ _J.";ip, Ccrcode.__ / ~ ,~ ·-. ' ---.--:~.----------··!Mil· ''i' ' -.·.,. I ;-;;; ·~ r '$"" ' ;'!{'}~~ r.n·.._. ·~' l ' ' 'l 1 ., . ... ~ . :'l·o~· ~ !' 'If-- ? ;~!Jv~ �• wr . . . . . . . . . . ..._ _ _ _ .... _ foo., _ _ _ _ .... . . .......... . ...... .. . . . . . . . . . •ar.· ... --- . . ,. .(" . .,._ .............. - • -r ' • .Voice -of Broadway ,a- be'd idmpiJ fOiolollaD boul PWDI 1 Uquar Ueeuse. MSS" 111m Is mostb' bettomlDI Ia ·Fort .Iiljeulle• Where .he'll . daublt bills In the second-MIDI teach ~tiiit IIIII -IIJ ~~ Jungle Fred steue of AustraUa "'' .. 111e Gig Youngs spUI out flghlldg . . McCl)ll'i pllall*l John NewCO!II~ of the U. s. ... Former Bdwy. reportM ll!rs. Jlose Kennedy for a mag 'tor tho tennis title but Jack O'BriBII Dave Quirk's Marine son Jim !just back fr&m a tough Viet Nam year) wed beautiful carol Lucanla and they'D honeymoon Jllcked up their check lor Civil· Rqhtstr Bayard Rus· who got her the dlv<rce rrn.m Dirksen goes bad< convaleselng 1 at Danny's Hideaway. a NBC's Nan· cy Dickerson expecting again? A top state_pol supposedly is the cash behind the new look of a big Negro pbllcatlon If Pres. Johnsoo does not carr> paign in Tennessee against Sen. Ev Dirksen's son·in-law Her· bert Baker In his GOP run for the U. S. Senate against Frank Clement AND II Sen. tiD probably will join the N.Y. John McCooey t [L [lVIFT I lmwon1 WHAT A . l I [I XI] ·." ' Lc:wt'A·~L~---.--. W4EN iHcY At..t..U=>"'D H!:.R OF flAVIN& A LAR6E: F16t.:RE. U. faculty Sonny Fox's "Speak Out" TV show _i~ going off; of ceurse 11 Ill - 11 • good .. Fonner 'I'W3 star Nancy Ames told friends her s~parated spouae uked HER far aU· mooy . Ethel Kennedy's siloter Anne Skakel McCooey already may have wed (in Londool the lawyer (Peter Ryan) · I (.\luwen to•orrow) .\Mwen How lq S4.99 sg.99 Tmek Line of Mr. Mfcltael stew_.-! and Ohio University. . Mr. and Mrs. Clair Sund~v evenin~~ aiid lamiiK -~ed the Mr. and Mra. Andy Wam&ley, geb family reotniOII at Pt. Pleasant, •isited Mrs. Vir· Creek plaat picnic, area, gU Wamsley and family, Moll· day. , , Mr. ond Mrs. Jantea Bra4 . bury and 11011, J. D. and t.ftt Miss Ann Slllaoo, Columbus, Luella Bradbury vllllled Mr. tpent the weekend with hO[ and Mrs. Wayne SwiSber IDCI parents, Mr. an4 ll!rs. Fred Mrs. Swisher, Pom<roy. Slllsoo. 111e latter, who Ia recovflltili ~ Mra. Deffle Swisher Ia visit- from a fractured leg, Is millIng her sister. Mrs. Roy Thax. lng at the homa of her I!OD adc ton, White Oak. daugbter·lo-law. Miss Patricia Gates at Rutland, ...,=, BACK TO day I I AID•• 'SCHOOL. - THE SHOE BOX in MIDDLEPORT to rorm the surpriee IUI'IUr.i the alooYI OC:t-on. J....b~., WINCI PAILI WIAI&ON l.larda\'·1 loser lndl!!d .. watch for 'lne In an Imminent H'wood 'di-1~;;;·;;;;;;~;:;;_~;;_;;,.;;;~;;;;;;;...iiiiii_..-.-...- ........ vorce: "He Q6ed me for a for punching bag" ·The privy counselor at th~ · Copacabana AA-B·C widths tells us Anita Louise Is the big·, gest 11 per in the history of th 1 P d roo to .Joe Glaser signed marvelous a pow er m. African click-singer Miriam Hedy Lamarr's date also Maeba to an excluSive contract aU In Praise of Older women: to broaden her appeal beyond b dl d T P •• , Pomeroy. ethnic range and this gifted gal an ea er ony aswr. s Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Smith is headed far a fortune Lou- Guy · · Singer Kay Starr • hap. of Bucyrus spent the weekend Is Armstrong will make the PY o~er the A-OK after surg· with his parenls, Mr. and Rainbow Room hotter than last ery Sean Connery may look Mrs. Bill Smith, Carla and summer . Bombs are being down hill arty schnozz at his Darlene. mailed to Chicago sanitation James Bond mo~,les but his Ruaty Little, who Is employ- commissioners Judy Hel· mlllu:"ch"'_IPI':re~f~err~ed~~A~F:.'In~e~M~a~d·~·'-:==-:=-:=-:=-:=-:=-:""':~=-"==-"""'""",....,..,....,,...-ed in Newark spent the past mao (Mrs. Bill Green, wife of weekend here and attended the ~ the top adman) certainly is llvRulland - Middleport game. ing the title of her book and TV Mrs. Evelyn HOI of Daytonnn series, "The Young Marrieds" Mrs. Evelyn Hill of Dayton - she's happily having her spent a week here at her home second baby NBC's Barbara on Salem St. She was joined Walters' father-in-law Jack by her husband, Robert, for the Guber (father of producer Lee weekend. Guberl died in Philly. LOAFERS Restyled 1967 Chevrolet spreod and fo,qnd she's the iden- · Ileal dress size as. 441 years a . go; an amazing, wonderful w<> man. llr. and Mrs. Joe Slewlll. 1llePnl' . . . .;,,.;. 1lley Ill· effpndad ·the WllkllDa Albe!ll, 1 !'low an..,.. the eb<l..alttten aanrer, u (l] l1 I l b7 '"=-"i",HA··· WllHOUlr r 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 J, .. ' from his hlp surgery and can'l campaign against the Dems would that sound Uke an Even Exchange? Oarhng of the jUkebox set Dionne Warwick secretly wed mQsician Bill Ell· tot. liMy ,.,,.. ....... '" t•a ~rhdller • HIATUS ... n U eqjoyi.rw ... poray-WArCH Hll WIFI HELEN HELP :: · rt.dti'Ji~ned, lowt"r fnur-.,..·htt>l·drive Meries, an1J diesel~ in fon·ard·rontrol dt"livuv nns." In Ml;lr 1_;~~~~===-~---- ~- ~- -~- ---- eye and the all·hearin& translsDtar Helen: tor tope be far behind? - l l>on't worry. I've changed shudder! _ H. :' the fact8 enough so I won 'I Dear Helen : poit the finger on anybody. We IMVed here this summer. About the lie detector quiz: My neighbor to the left is very this implies distrust and I wouldfrlondly. The first week we got n't work lor a form !hal couldh..-., he told me his lawn mow~ n't trust me. I'd feel IT wasn't er had burned ou· and could he =to be trusted eiber. borrow ours during the day- Another tiling that bothers me lome when we work - so it is the question on job applica· Claude's principal backers Sidney Blackmer quit "We Have Always Lived in the Castle" due on Bdwy. Oct 19 because ··~~ " director; Alan Webb replaces Chicago heir Michael Butler opened a new Windy City club called Le Bistro and opening night couldn't serve guests and • L I ' "" 1 ~ .. · ,,1 ,f ' > t' '""'~ . ; BUICK .ELECTRA 225 TWO-DOOnn; HARDTOP Fork. Ky. lor a pirnic Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bill Norris •nd. Mr. and Mrs. Vre<l Sisson! 'Jr. tlnd \o1rs. family. iind Miss .o\nn Sisson were camp·: p · Ballard Easton. a Hulwrt Tommy, Wt'llsburg, Mrs. Annar , visiiP.d ~unda~ evening with 1 J. (Jinkl McCoy. at Ml Union Church. Pliny. Rt. I Stanley Searls, Dale Sisson, · ;: Acrilon Sol oct • I' rom Nylon 0.... 200 Patterns I. colon ('3 9'5 PricO$ Start At • "'• y4. FREE ., •• ESTIMATES! I IXPUT INSTALLATION NOTH lNG DOWN • UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY FOR'E'MAN & ABBOTT ~ • N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. '\ f and Dennis L Splres attended · the OA \' mf'f'ting ~I Pomemy ! . ' ,• ' '!J ,•.,_-;_,,:1· .t· ;; l,rt;f, ~ ,;:.. : Buick's series for I!W7 lealures a long, low side profile. ltS. J::lHSSI(: Hnes are rec<:nll' . 1mphaslzed by a sweeping- rontou n·d line running the full lcn~th of the all -new budy. A I Mr. ·a11d :\11'~. Carl \\'(•im ;Hln lewly·designed rOOf line adds to lhe car 's .smartness. Bu ick's new 430 cubic inch V·8 en· and Mr . and Mrs H II l•'r <CZ i•~ r i and family visited with Mr . ;Hid :tne witli "fOur-barrel •quadmj et carburetor powers the Electra - 22!1. I Mrs, Larry_ WcLJtl~nn and r1til- ----· ·-· _ _ , dren . Sunday. · · past wf'ekf.nd intluded : I Mr . and Mrs. Clinton Jones Sunday. ~ Mro,; . ld[l B. Ford, • spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. '~~f. . • SOCiety • Notes River News tlospitaJ News Guaae readings: Gallipolis Oam 11.1, 12.2, running 3 feet , . Mrs. Manon R. H 1rrison, Mrs . Helena C. Hill, Brenda Ho,~rl1ar. .1 - ~ -- - ·-··. :Mrs·: James H. Hull, and infant elL Damel B. Johnson. MJss 1 dau,ghter, Mrs. Jotln D. King 1 : DaiSY Lutton, Mr.s. Charle~: f~ ntered HO!ipltal on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20. · Among th~~e wtlo entered : Gladf" I. Mrlv. Mrs. Hon.ald M ; Mathews, 0 . D. Parsons, .John l5 • Pt· Pleas·ot 2376 uinton . Holzer Hospatal over the week- I M ~l l . d ' f A. 8aH\e~. Mrs. Havward D. a · • q e d · 1d d 1 , 1 e1. nn m nnt snn Mrs · 0.88 falling, Kanawha li'aUs 3.· i n me u ~ : . : Shirley R. Mulford J ·h n, R. i Sheets. and infant daughter,. 56 falling, Charleston 18.84 loU- . Sunda. - Rochard L.. llan- l while. Jr.. Mrs. Th~>d~r~ ~hit: Mrs. Dwight 8. Siders, and tn: l ing. London, Mannet and Win- , s:n. 131 Fourth Ave. • ~~rs. WI'-~ tington~ and Mrs ,John L. Chrls- i Iant daughter. Donald J. Stamp- i - I h.:tm H. Smith. HL 1 <.,alllpohl'i, l" er, Mrs. Dorothy WAters, and [Mrs. Kermit Fis?er, R.I. 1 Gal- !an. Mr~. Henry Waugh, ObJo River _ John J . Rowe , l!pol!s. Robert Ot~an Nibert. ! Saturd~y - Charle-s D. Ad- . down 13 , IZ:40 a.m.; Steel Ex- i Jr .. Ill. 2 Gallipolis. ~ Mrs. I kins. Mrs. Jnme' R. ll abe r, i prHs down 13, 3, 541 a.m.; Jane Mol he Wamsley. 20 Mam SL, Howard D Ban~. Mrs. Earnest , MAKES MANY T.-down 13, 5:35 a.m.; indiana I Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Hobeot T. Brown, Mrs. Larr) E. Broy· l fEEL OLD down 13 ' G·IO ·am , John Ladd L. Miles, Rt. l Pt. Pleasant, Jes and infa nt son Mrs \Vil After n , eommoD tadne1 or Bladdon n• • ·' C · D ' ·· ' · • 11t1~111 olt~ oc:cur &ad may m1ke rou Dean up 14 4:45 p.m.· Brian alvm R. owell. 729 Beech St., ham G Casto Clarence Chap. I te~ .. •nd nenous rrom tOll rrr 11 uent. 8, up 14, Ji:JO a.m. ; , Little ' Middleport, Globoker, ~~ I!:fal= .~!~t~~crr~~l~ 128 U · A Michael p "1 I man · ~Irs · B~ssie ' J· Farrar • rrU~~~~ ll~ aaachl!l, Bacllaohe and te..l ole!, tired, George down 14, 6:05 a.m.; moo ve., omerny, a rs. l Raymond Ginther Randel 1.. 1 deprened . ln. auch.lnJtu1on. cvsnx . • r ~ . UIUlliJ brlnllll~t. ttlaxlnr comfl)ft b)' Jeffboat up 16, 2:35a.m.; Char· Grrad Y P · Cralg, e~yracuse. , oy- G!\'Cn. Kathleen Gl<tzier Ron- c:urbtnr lrrltatlnlil rerm, m etron~ . ach1 1 les Stevenson down L6, 4:45 a. ce ,L. F'lick. HI . 1 Long Rot· nie H~hes. Lawrence Jt'wr ~gw~<~.:r..~~;~~.~~-e)!,~~nt!~~~: .:_~ m.; Steel Trader up 16, U5 a. lorn. Anthony Dean Burk . Rt. · ;..;,_:_~:..;,;.;:;;;;;;;::;~;,;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::; m..; Beaver down 17, 2:20 a. I Wellston . Mrs. Le1lter E. King ! m.: National up. 17, 3:55 a.m.: Wellston, P"'ol W. Chatfield, Rt. i field dams were on the sills. .- .... 1 1 Boat Morements: ,'·iverlag Winters/Sweltering Summers ! GETTING UP NIGHTS I E. 1 St. Marys down 18, 2:55 a.m.; 2 Well s ton ~ :>Irs. Louis J. SierPennsylvania up 18, 3:45 a.m.; er. Ironton. Mrs. robbic f..ee, 1 Wayne H. up 18, 5:25a.m.; En- 1Ashland. Ky. James Shirley, i deavor up 20, 6 a.m .; Cr·iJ:is Jr. ' Mrlford, Patrick J . Belue, Rav- r Jp 21, 5:25 a.m.; Elgercliff en!:lwood. W. \!a .. and Mrs. 1 dowri 23, 6:15p.m.; Lucy Coles Eri:-; Price. Parkersburg, W. Va. 1 down 23, 1:15 p.m.; Frieberger Saturday - Bay Thomas, ; down 23, 1:40 a.m .: E. p_ l Hio Gnmdc. Mrs. Jennings W.l ' ,' Bias. Addi~on, William G:'Darst, l Jones down 23. 2:10a .m .: Principio down 23, 3 a.m.: Buckeye Clifton W Va. Char It's A. l State down 23, 6:1~ a.m.; Moun- Stone . Leon. W Va. \'ickl tain State up 23, 6:50 a.m.; . Lvnn Arnold . Rt. I Pomerov, , • Il Jenks down 23. 7:13a.m : Pio- , Mrs. ~dith V. Rvther Rl 3 neer down Greenup 3:45 p.m., I Pnm':"roy . Mrs Wjllia~ R. K~n- ! Boc·K up Greenup 1:35 a.m.: , nedy. Rolland, Hussell M. Lit-[ Producer up Greenup 2 a.m.; · tie, Hutland. Mrs. Paul David Larry Tumer down Greenup·1 White , Rt. 1. Long Bottom, Don- A~~~~=------------------------------0 Jxhtl•l '1:10 a.m.: J . S. Lewis up uld J. Myers. Rl. 4. Oak Hill, Greenup 8 a.m.; Luther Herd- Mrs. George E. Bennett, Rt. 5 man down Meldohl 1:50 p.m.; I Jackson. Mre ~ .John L. Chris· I Cotton Queen down Meldahl l tian. Weii.<Ion. Mrs. Keith : l:20 p.m.: Ehsha Woods down , Barnilz , Rt. r Kingslon ~ Meldahl 4:05 p.m.; Barbara I Birth• Gay up Meldahl 5:311 p.m.: Car- : Mr< Earl Dennv, Jr.. 738 ol Brent down Meldahl 10: 10 i Fourth St.. Middleport. son, p ~ m. ; Polly R. down Meldahl 2:26 p.,m. . Sunday. Sunday. Mrs. 3 a.m.; Andrew t;alhoun up Robert L. Gr..,ne. Rt. 1 BidMeldahl H5 a.m .; A: J. i'al- well. son. 5:5<1 p.m.. Sunday. ten up Meldahl 4 a.m.; Molly Mrs. Philip Keith Buffington, K. up Meldahl i\:45 a.m ~: In· ' Rl. 2 Wells•oo. daughter, 9:2'1 ea up Meldahl >:45 a.m.; Fori a.m., sunday. Mrs. William Dearborn down Meldahl 7:10 •Vernon Cogar, 31m Main St., •·~· ·. Pt. Pleaso nt, son, 8:45 a.m aiUpolls Dam - Kathy _R~ ~ Saturday. Mrs. Ralph G. Rhode up 2:~ p.m. : Miss - Sterling !Grimms Landing, W. Va., son, down 2:45 p.m. ' Solwy down •i\:09 p.m., Salurday ~ Mrs. 4:30 p.m.; Zimmer up i\:20 P· ! Ralph Spencer, Gallipolis Ferm.; Rose G. down 11:20 p.m. ry son, ·t :02 a.m. Saturday. Kanawha River_- W. H. Sha· ' William G. Jordan, .Well· ver. Jr. down Wmfleld 7:4o .P· slon, son, Salurdny~ Mr•( Leo m.; Lucy Jane Lucas down W10- Cherles Hill, Rt. 1 Rlll!ine, field 10:15 p.m .. H. ' E. Bowlea son 11 :18 p.m., Satilrday. doWII Winfield 10:45 p:m.; .He~Dlscbarged 12 45 en Z. down Wonfleld · ~.m., Patients' di~harged over ,the Jefleraon down Winfield, !.50 a. --- ---·-c ... --- " . m.; F. Shearer down Win-. :Winfield 3 a,mc; A!leri .R.'•ltltrlield · 2:20 a:m. :. MlnRo ~own , riD up Wjnfleld s:SS[ "em-_ Mh ' "· W. COMPTON, 0. D. •· Arthur Casto Ed Reynolds. and Mr anll Mrs. Bradhury and !:iOn, J n an e\emng vmh \lr. aud Mrs Hillman Easton wt-r·~ overmgllt Mr and \lrs. ·~ ··nest Trrbble llenry Scott guests of Kathleen EJ -.ton and son Mark, Chtcago, wt>re '\lr and Mr'l . Tom Stewart. 1 Mrs Cora Ward ::~ud Jaugh-1Labor Day w~ekend guests of Anzona, s~nt lhe v..eekend w1th ter. Mrs Mildred Stevens. spent ---··- Sunday at Pliny. W. Va ., where ' they attended Hat> funeral or the former's brother-in~law. Mr. A. • I Mrs~ Margaret Calhoun . and hel Ball Mr. and Mrs. Hohert : Mr. aod Mr, _ Ren Rupe . Kathleen Easton. Mr. and Mrs. Ball, and Mr and Mrs. James I Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rupe spent There's helping hand at Economy Savings and Loan Company p Mr . and Mrs. Bf"r~·nt visitors of Mr . and , ing on the Muskingum over th~ Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Dale MuHord and lamH~ · weekt~nd . Ward and son. Mr. and were \Irs. Givens, Sharon and t Mr. and ! D werC Easton. ~~:;;;;;~:~in g $25 to $2000 Rutland Society Notes e~rculon I Stop in •.. and ask for our "baby money" loan. Special food, new clothes, doc· tor's attention .•. it all adds up! But you can get the money you need from us . , • now ••• and repay in sensible monthly installments. When you need money for any reason ... wMJldn't interfere with Our yard lions: "Have you ever been University in Columbua. Wood, REDS PONDER BONES dutie!l His wife would use arrested?" Many innocenl peo-a lP'"i graduate of Rutland ttigh MOSCOW \UPI ) -The Soviel it or his son. pie are arrqted these days, but IChool will be enrolled in the news agency Ta9S said Satur· 'well, this went on for two if they are%•( convicted, then University's School of Aria and day Reologists have found a months and he nenr lOt . his why ahould that black mark go Sciences, where he will major lt'aveyard near Volgoll'ad of mower r~aired. [n fact 1 nev- down against them?. ~ electrical engineering. He prehistoric a n i m a I~ whose " oaw a mower In his 1arage. I think the question should By Mro. Jean Parlier will reside wilh his uncle, Mr. bones nconlain much mort! 300 W. Second St.- 992·2111, Pomeroy They're avid borrowers, of ev- read, "Have you ever . been CIRCLE MEETS and Mrs. Eugene Spillers. uranium than the usual norm of erything. CONVICTED ol any crome or · The Golden Circle Class of Larry Wayne Rupe. son of DAVE OHLINGER, MANAGER One day my wife became Ill misdemesnor?" - PROVED, Rutland Church of Christ met Mr. and Mro. Lawrence A. natural radioactivity in tho ' bones of modern animal!!." and came home at 2:30 p.m. INNOCENT Saturday evening, Sept lO at Rupe, Langsville, has enlisted Tass did not elaborate. 3he •aw this neighbor's son This column jo dedicated to 1the home of Mr. and Mrs. ID the United Slates Air Force •ul mowing another neighbor's family living, so If you're hav· Clair Taylor on Salem St. Tbe and will leave in December for .awn _ with OUR mower. ing kid trouble or JUSt plain opening prayer was offered ,by Lackland Air Force B81e at f asked around and discov- trouble, let Helen help YOU. Mr. Richard Grueser. with Amarillo. Teras. Rupe ll'aduat. "ed the boy has used our mow- She will also welcome your Mrs. Barbara Van Meter llv- ed from RuUand high school In " to earn 1 g hil spending own amusing expertences. Ad· lng he devotional reacllngs. Mr. 1fl65 where he lettered In both noney. dress Helen Bottel In care of Carl Hysell presided at the baaketball and football, and last What bugs me Ill our son at this newspaper. meeting with Mrs. Jessie Grues- year he attended Ohio State he same time was delivering er giving the secretary's report University~ . oa pers. and spending hll lime and Mr. Roy Snowden the Raymond Sutherland, son of 11 the odd-jol> ce•ter across 0WDIDgl0D treasurer's rwt. Mrs. 'Reva Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sutherland own, when he could have been Snowden gave the report of and a 19!15 graduate of Rutland ·arnmg more right at home, If the Dower committee. Mler high school, has enrolled In hil kid hadn't sewed up the the business meeting, I soclal Ohio State University, where he erritory with OUR lawnmow· evening wu enjoyed. Games will major fn electrical eol!n,.! Which llln't In A·Number-t were played with Mrs. Jeanette eerlng. SUtherland attended Rio 'Onditlon anymore - PEEVED 117 Mn. Myrtle Pbllllpt carter wtnnlni the door prile. Grande College last year and POP AND WHAT TO 00 A· Mrs. Myrtle Phillips rece_nt. Refreshments of sandwichet. was employed this summer in UT IT? ly spent a part ol her vacatton jello, eookleo, mints, iced tea Canton and Massillon by the Re· 30 Dear Pop: in Kentucky where she visited and coffee were served to the public Steel Company. He will If you don'l mind a neighhor- woth her daughter and family, following: Mr. and Mrs. Carl reside in a pr'·. ate rooming 1 ly feud. you could send them a , Mr. and. Mrs. Arnold Parson, Hysell, Mr. and ll!rs. Richard houae on Lane Avenue. He ,ill lor two months rental of : son. Rockoe. and daughter, Tam- Gru..., and • Charles, Mr. and will also partlCipate In the Nav· our power mower. Imy. They also vtsoted other Mrs. Bill Carter and Brett, al Science Olvbion of the RO· 1 Or you could tell your neigh- part< of the state. Mr. and Mn. Purl Van Meter, TC. bor frankly you can't afford to A b.lrthday supper rtetnliy Gr.. and Teresa, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Taylor, son of Mr. maintain • community mach- was gtven in honor of Mr. and Roy Snowden and tho hosta, and Mnl. Lewis Taylor, has I ine, which would reduce Uoe ; M':". Charley Kmg and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Taylor. The been accepted at Ohio State : • feud" to a "strained rPiations" Shorley Parsons, who all had ' next meeting will be held at University. Taylor, who last btrthdays m August. Out of 1 the BUi Carter homa In the ye~r attended Rio Grande caleiJOry. h town guesls were Mr. and Mrs. ' church parson&~e. Colie&e, Ill a 11165 ~aduate of 1 Or your. so• tak; ~:e~ i: Z. 0. Lay, daughters, Cindy 1 MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED Rutland High schooi: He plans terntory onasmuc. "-. Roy Snowden to · m · AeronauUcal E r the 111ly •worker w1th ~· to and Beth and son • Rickie • Mr Mr. aod Blla major the equipment Which would and Mrs. Larry Simmons, Mrs. have received word of the mar- peering. He has been employ"f d" again Beverly Gilger and daughters. rl&~e of hla litter, Mra. Mild· ed thfs summer by the Repul>hot up the eu . · Pammie and Linda, Rev. and red ba Mr Lester Or you can contmue be- Mrs. John Alec. all of Colum Harten ch IAJ • He Steel Company fn Canton. ing a patsy for a very froendiy b M d M Ar ld p - Shuler, both of Placler- Beach, Taylor will Hve In a private neighbor. . _ .:~ 'a~ a~ickiers~od ';!am~- Fla., which took place there on home during hill atay at the Unl· I'm partial to 1 combmatoon d Mr J Sa . • August 10. Following the cere- verslty. 'fter all Mr. an s. ames nruoo mony. tho couple wu honortd Mrs. Oorolh• Taylor of Co3 nd of [dea• N0 • 2 a · n ' and Homer Morris all of Gra ' "friends" li_ke these would be ham, Ky., and M;. and Mr; with a reception at the home lumbus Is spendlng a few days H · of one of her friends, Mrs. with her mother, Mrl. Ethel less oxpensove as enemoes.- - Paul Queen and Mro. Myrtle Kay Swazy. The new Mrs. Shu· Snowden. Dear Helen: . Phillips, local. The honored ler 11 a fonner Meigs County George Welle iJ recuperating I think you were wrong '" guests received several DiCe resident. nicely from his recent illneaa ,our answer to the .!oi>-seel<e;, 1 gifts. HONOR M<m!ER and llll'l!ery. •ho was mterv•ewed In depth Mr. Charley King bas reeo•· Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Snow· Mr. Ira Wolfe spent an even· I•ilh • lie detector yol - B. I ered from a serious cat bite d od d while his wife had a "company" he recleved several da•l a•o en of 410 Hedgewo Drive, In& Jut week with Mr. an f.. lite morabll ' • Gallipolis, honored his mother, ll!rs. Roy Snowden. iend com 1 1isit It home. He was unable to use bill band Mrs. Reva Snowden with a Mrs. Homer Parker and Twin" huUng andPfaaoo o/r condlff . I P alo dotallt an yaur "Comfart 00 on ng unit. '"· wftb warnlDJ. - H.' for two weeks after belhmlnl birthday dlnner on Sunday at daughter, SuJy, accompsfued Namo Though the questions asked attacked by a Siamese cat their borne. After a large din· ll!rs. Bruca May and daughter, ""' quite personal, bit con- which they had railed from ner IAJpped off with nomemade Debbie, to Huntington, W. Va. :erns nowaday~ hive to kDOW kitten. who they're horhli. and whl'lh· 8 Mr. and Mrs. Charle• KID Ice cream and cake. Mrs. Snow- lui week on a tlhoppln& trip. Ci~y_ _ _ _ _ Sfat L ' I den received several nice gifts "----~Tifephona._ __ or they are "normal" or no spent an evening at the home from her famtiy. Those attend· LAVER WINS ' they have ever taken dope ~ of Mr. and Mrs. Dana Murray IDI were Mr. and Mrs. Carroll WEMBLEY, England (UPl) HAVE RIPRUENTATf¥1 CALl. ~ad VO, been attraoted to oth· Jr. and ll!rs. EUzabeth II u r· Snowden, Annette. Steve, Larry -Rod Laver overpowered fellow :h'!!:,C!~!"*It lo glv. u• a frt• au,-. SEND COMPl!TE DITAILS ·-, ..uniNCOOing-...... Olfht"'ComfortTwm•-~ •r men or unfa~tlol~l 10 their ray of Kingsbury recently. and Gary of Gallipolis, Mr. Jim Auatrallan Ken lto*well, 8-2, 8• "" our homt. lnd ~ ....,..nrn,, _, for II..Una """· they wouldn I be very Mro. Myrtle PhiiUps is hav- Carpenter of Pomeroy, Mr. aJld 1, 8-3, Sunday to win the fl,IOO :ond rtsks. would _they? So ~ lng her home redecorated. She - Mrs. Charles Simpkins, Charla ProleOilDDBI Indoor LaWil Ten"" ""d "01 w••" 1'"' " " ' recent~,)~ eojlll'ed • 10 day vaca· 1 an4 Meli01a of Colmbuo, Mr. 1111 Clwllpfotllhlp. •vailable? If a man haa tJOib. tioo from her employment Itt 1 and Mrl. Roy Snowden, Mr. and I=:...:=z=~:....----1 ng 1" nide, he shouldn't resent Athens. and .his sort ol testing. Mr. and Mrs. Paul vw~- mot- Mrs. Bruce May, Debbie ~'r.C;.~ Mike, and Mr. and Mrs. Hom· .ll::~~''"· \lr.r'~"'..:r'~ __ ,.,.. .., Convert tl till C111fort T*,., Elecbic lleltia& &Coe1i1J • Now you can convert you1 warm air haslinl system rsotE F"R '•I'• H· My com- ored to Michisan 1 recent wetk er Parker and Suzy, ~t~ttllfe:.,•:;:r.:=·:l~~'•':!i for l'ltr.'round commtol ffameless eleelll~ heatin~tsnd coolin~t- ASilje Ellcbtflllealiii/Cor' llllil•Ahlch·elfiCiency ;poodent did. He ~d abe eoma end. PERSONALS r1 iaii lilt. ~.t n Mil u .. tb~i:~t~~ -• t job' 1 . .111 lM t111'1111 '* • 111-l ta t~ill atah hnt pump, heats In Ute winter, the.. does an "about· lace" In the summer to cool and dehumidify Ute alt in your home. Since Ja n) w ~-t> 's , Mr. and Mrl. Charley King Mr and Mrs David Eskew of ~·h ~II( *•••o:e. Ita a..a~~tl•l As for executf\les' wives vis· and Mrs. Myrtle Phillips were New~lk spent it.e weekend with •• •::::. ': ::..=-~.~~~~·": ona unft does both jobs it costs you inucb lm to buy. No MIIIIIJ loin ·A free SUJWeJ will tlelennine pur exact ltlt!ds and 1 ting m the home, this 11 done in Grayson and Grahm, Ken- her p3rents, Mr. and Mrs. Har- r:.:,r.itJ! ~\jt~:ia~~~.;~B!~u: low monthly payments. lntaUs Qaicklr t1 Dact Syde11 ·Makes conversion to year-'found climate control 1 lo1 - and in the armed farces tucty the p8Jl weekend. vey Erlewine and Kandi and :"..~~~~~:,- ,.;:?, .•~~ ;",:, 2 nsy and ICO!Iomicll. G1 lltlld Slllslacllall ... or your money lmlt. You mUll be c:ompltltly Allsfied •ilh,our llellina oo. It's n~ssary to know Arnold Panans IDide I trip her grandmother, Mrs. 1, a lliJl~~--i ~:, ·:!i:~~~~~ •nether lhe wife will qualify In to Chicago lui WMI!;. His will nuwe u. ll . They a1so v1slied WI'th ...., ., • . , .., • " '"'" ·tCtltlbii,Ok!l. Dlt&tl•llll dUe, Jib' l.lt&l. end cooling ••• ar, under 1111 lenni of your wtitfln ruarsntee, your hut pump wiU bt,11!110'1etl end ,atn money fllurn!tl. ,oriel y. when the hus band goes and chlldrtn lllyed at tht bill parents Mr. and Mrs Char- ,,_ ~ -tleal) Ui• Ilk. a. lD·Yw SBIIH W•utJ•AII•rviGt,lneluding pailund labor, lor lOfidiJIIIUt!lllllliiiDoiiCGII.llai CDI... 'P th e Iadder. Some women homt of her mother bert. 1es Eskew and Janice of !!agnate and hold their men otCIIOido,_.Ct.larll . . . of"J'wiDColllfGd"IIIIUt. -- - b•rk. -MRS. S. MIDWAY ENDING Oear Mrs. S: SAN .roAN. P.R. <UPI) • Orwell's "IJif" - bert •e Rocky Rivero of Aqentloa OPTOMITIIIT , oome! If lilllll IICI!epil tblll kind knocked out CQban Plorenlilto Offtce 8olll'8: I to l2. 2 to & (Ciolt It NOOII OD 1.r prylllg "' land an ordinary Fernandez 1n lite tilth round of •job, will btJC11n1 bill home aod , a ICheduled IO.roand lloul TbDn. - lui CCJart St.. Pvllllill, •ffico llltb Ill IIJ.toelnt TV Saturday nflbl. BARWICK Mr. and Mrs. Juniur Wilson 1 1 Ha.el DarslJ, ol Aid 0 .. •pent Sunday evening with Mr. and : BY MRS. JAMES WRIGHT Willis White and Mrs. Wilma . Mr!-i . Le~ter Roush. \1r and Mt s l.t>o Parsons, Nil' kit-s, Proclurville, and were Mr. a11d Mrs. Dallas \'oung 1 Columbus, spent the weekend :-;hnppi ng it · Huntington. W. Va.l and family spent Sl.lllday witb 1 with Mr and ~1rs. Clydr R~rn- Wt>f'r:.end guestf:. of Mrs . Bill :Mr and !\.lr ~. Otis Knight and ~ ett and family Oxycr. Carol Ann. Marie and !fwnily. Neva Gunter. Charleston, Kenny were Mr . and Mrs . .Joe 1 \Irs. Haymond Sm.ith and ; s~nt 8 few dew~ with Mr . :ind WtlE.>(lton and Mr. and Mrs .. Jim- ~ daughter Pomeroy, visited Mr. : Mr)l, Arthur C~Rto . alld attend· my Vlhf':atrm and dau!{hter. CO· ' <lnd Mr" rnarl~s. Tate and ' ed the fWleral o( Elva Mae c~ 9 - lumbus family. to widow of John Casto \1rs. Alice Elkin~ and Mrs. 1\Irs. Walter Watson. Newark, Several members. or the Lil.zie Etta Chupman, Hunting- Wa!-o reCent dinnt'r gut>st of Mr.l Easton familv' gattlert'cl at EA.st l toll . visit1~d an afternoon with w1d ~. Irs. Wendell Roush. : : Pontiac's volwne-selli?g Catalina series Is. represented in_ th.e to~ ~hoto above, by ths 96_7 hardtop coupe w1th the Ventura o~twn, The Catr.hna s dtsunctive stylmg, in· enors and colors, many _ standard eq~_upment, safety ttems_ and a. wide selection of 1ptions has made th_ts Pon~1ac one of the mdustrys largest se1lmg cars. 'I'll:e Pon_tiac Le llans series Is :epresented m the lo~r photo by the hardtop coupe. Separate styhng rea-~res on the s1de, front and rear gwes e~h Le Mans model a new and differlffit look. .-he new models will be shown to the pubho fo r the first time September 29th. When ~orklng hands need extra cash to pay New Baby bills ••• of an honest difference with the . . . I Mr. and Mrs~ 0. W. f'ltzwoter. l Kyger News Notes ·. ,,.. Claude C. Phllipe's close in setting the deal to buy the late Henri Soule's Le Pavilion aod Cote Basque; John Hanes Jr .. the hosiery heir, is one of CARPET lar~n modcl.:i .• a n~w shorter ~ah and rrout sheet meUII desiga gin~ 1 !ihorler wbHib"ue for improrl!'d 1n:aneuverab&lity w11h no loss 1n load t~pa~. · Miss Jean Tillis was accom- AIRMAN LAWHORN panied by her parenls, Mr. Arman Kennelh L. Lawhorn, and Mrs. Sherm TiUis. to son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Hobe Sound. Fla., where she has enrolled as a freshman in Lawhorn of Pomer~y, has been the Hobe Sound Bible Colleg•. selected for techmcal traimng Miss Tillis, a 1966 graduate of at Sheppard AFB: 'l'ex., as 8 RuUand Hi h hool ill m J· U. S. Air _Force. atrcralt , elementary g sc education · w and a Th .mam-n or m lenance s,......1a1ts.1 e atrma ·n d ·aa k . . recently completed basic WHI dod spec•. Mwor Jon mTiulsl~c. er a res· 1s 1ss n IS training at LaCldand AFB, Tex. ;:. ea . • Airman Lawhorn was gradual- Box 1065, Hobe Sound Bohle College Hobe Sound Fla 33ed from Pomeroy Senior High 455 ' · ., School in 1964 · Lee 0. Wood Ill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee o. Wood fl. has been accepted by Ohio State flean, trim prat'ti<'al ~~~· ling that trin-s a low, flf'rf look lo thlli t'ln!h!lide pidlup ilil only one of advanct's In th~ t!Ht7 fl&evroiN lnu·k linr. \'ision, I'Bb roD'Ifort, and rnrrMion-reiib!t.an~ are tmproved. Othf'r nl.'w ftontutt'!l ln lh1• lint' iadudt- lonRW bodi4:ti and mou· 110Wer for ('he,..,·.vaas 1 ~any I o: Wanted: Someone who can skip rope, catch a ball, climb a tree, swim, and play hide-and-seek. ' . : !.· ~ .:-f":o ··- . ·· ~· i ;tl;;; ~@~ @[? IJ(}=[l&lf ~~~~ @~@ ~0~§ ~ND ' The President 's Committee on Mental Retardation Washington, D.C. 20201 Name~·~-------------------- • ClOT A NEW FLAME Morn finally came to the eod other rope and gtJt llerself 1 ...., flame - a lllDdern flame-heated Gas clothes dryer. Gone !rom the basement is the web o1 ctothes linH. Gone is the damp maze of launary that hung for days . Mom -n't hang around here any more because with a tun1 ol a dialller new flame dnes a whole heaping load o1 ltlundry in minut• - ~ . soft, Huffy, and fresh as :s<~nsloine. No rnooe nylon stocking curtains in the bathroom either. Because a Gas dryer dries so aently, with precise temperature con trot, )'011 can dry artl)hilll in it. Not onl1cloe$ 1 Gas dryer save !llOne, ~ keepinc ekltNs For mentally retarded cliRdren, learninc to play is vital. You can help them. Start by writing for a free booklet. ' Address_______________ ®@U uD~§@ such newer k>nger, you can dry up to fave blc loads for wtrat on. load costs in the flameless kind. -· You'll '""'" money on service, too . If your Gas dryer ever needs fiKing. 1ust giYe us a caU . Our trained seNC. men will find the trouble quickly. Most services att tree. ~ i8rvict is last, courfi!Ous and dependable. If you're tired oft~ same old line, tel 1 ,_flame-a modern. money-saving Gas clothes dryer. J.ust fOr !ighs. Then think of all the'INngs YQU can lilo with the mollel' )OU saw witll Gas. • City _ _;,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ State _ _ _ _ _ _J.";ip, Ccrcode.__ / ~ ,~ ·-. ' ---.--:~.----------··!Mil· ''i' ' -.·.,. I ;-;;; ·~ r '$"" ' ;'!{'}~~ r.n·.._. ·~' l ' ' 'l 1 ., . ... ~ . :'l·o~· ~ !' 'If-- ? ;~!Jv~ �' J ~ .' . ,. ., Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business !arv1ces: For ...-,... ..... . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleporl, 0., Sept 111, 1961 • , ® ......... ". ""'" ,,.. wooo ., .,.. _ a. "F•r Day ........l..n.. otor ftltl(...., 0• Now IN FULL swiNG Como In end Regi&tor Win Homko Riding Mower •r Unlco Refrigerator- :r:.. • •• ' RtuUL.Al'toNI ' > l t t ' 1,,.. '.... ,. r::..":~·=~~ ":~.n.:..'::!: .- 1mtu••· ':'::. lrron 1962 CORVAIR $995 Monz.a SW!tton Wagon, only 36,000 miles and loc~lly ownt'd, new whitewall tires, white finish, red vinyl intertor, Powerglide transmission , radio and heater. A sharp one tn.uN M tmiMCIIIIMiy . TIM NpOI'fttl Fr" 1" IIU• "'~::- u'i'.n'!.,:::r:::.'!"..:.,:' POMEROY 992·.2181 EXPERIENCED Ranch type, POMEROY - rooms (:S bedrooma), modern kitchen with WHEEL ALIGNMENT lnd • b'atb, builtins, 2 car cafllOrlt 1 acre lev· e 1 lot Only fll 000 00 · " · · POMEROY _ LOCUST ST. _ IIi slory frame home, sis rooms, 2 bathl, basemnl HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES M 50 SPo RT BOBCAT HONDA SAJ.tS & SERVICE OF nrMF-CI:i II ONI Of fHI lllCISl PIOI'LII ~ORE EVELA~HE~! ... CALL IRAKE SERVICE SPRINT DICK RAWLINGS Blaeffnan IILAETJNAR$ bwlings Hond1 S1le! .. ::',!:C::::!,.OO:,":;;...., .,., •·. .,. .., •"·"''" .................. "'" .... Pomeroy Motor @ c CONTROL CF THE 1:7.•..-r:-::- AIR'CR'AFT FROM HIM /16 fiE IS A&OtJT lO LAN17, RADIATOR I SERVICE TER'RY5fOfC~ OFF. ==-=-=-=="" - eo.. -~~ . Notice EEk I MRk lElTH GOBLE FORD DO 1 Harrisonville I ""I - -- Wanted- News Notes ti.. paid . dut WANTED BY HOWIE SCHNEIDER 'rOIJ REALIZE THAT AT NO TIME IIJ HISTOR't' HAS 'rtJ(.IR GCIIER~MEIJT BE£1>1 ABi£. ID GIVE SO MUCH TO SO MMN! "'est Columbia VJHATS THE GOVER/JME-1\JT GOtJIJA GN£ ME ? THAT'S WHAT 1 VJANT TO KIJO\IJ I YEAH ? WELL, HAStJ'T GIV£1J AIJVTHII-JG! k££P IT U~ 1 SMART· MQIJT\-1, AIJD ltJHl By KING GASULIN! ALLEV GVE 'r'OU 10 DAYS TO GH OUT CfF TeacherG have a very hara job ana t he4 THf. .. CCVIJTRY! ~kin"'l! cx:.r-....,1 / \~ .'h I 1 e 191' .., NIA, !.<. ' ~ q_ l'l By ART SANSOM D N N i eWS OleS 1 1 ·t!, WANTED ~;~:~~~th8:;~~:· Sy~::~:~ ::!1 ~it;•~lu:"'r:~ir~<£;.~: :!uid' u;ch ~~';;,l=~TU, Fur8itur~marbte ·...,,_ ,._........,...,,.,__.,_.,__.,.....,_.1 ~!• ~=~:~ :.:·~~~ ~~~:u:e: Mr :DI:er •g...: --.4 --- I IXIN'T 1-41\1/E /OJ>JY WAY 0~ GETfiNG To 5c.HOOI.· DO YOU MIND tF 1 t<tDE WITH You. ~REQ::LE S ? .b-.. ~:~.G:: ~Ut::'~M:!d ~:ro.~ ::,~ .i Ni~a ~'=.__ LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY -:·I 1---.::•<w• ""n ,.-touiAHD OT\-ER ~"- " "'" NYMPHS ! I l~pnw- 0 AllY CR0 SSWO R0 Lan "lle ~ Soc•Iety Notes vacatlo~ - - ... th- ...., . ,. ,... ... t« AppJ G society NOles ,. ·- ~~ ~ ~~"'~ ... .. •• Rock Springs ~ 1 Society Notes 0. .... - tho......,. "'"'"'laD- .. . . ........ ... .. .. " ,. .. . ·.. ~. · ·- . . ~ ~ - t · ·- ~ -- ··· "· ·· · .. -~ . · · · ··- · ·-· -~ -... ~ ~ · ... ' ~ .. ....... . i£l!i§!1 '1'0U BELIEVE 'n1AT MATiRIAL WPS OR IC I~Al'2 I WAGeR T f£ '<Oru-116 HAS U£T £NED TO 1!::IBJ" SCRIPT l T~ OUSAMD T ll'>'l£5, IN A TI-IOUSPI'IO ~LIT G.QROEN~. 1 ~- She'G kin da' 1 don't think 'he qet6 enouqh to eat! don't qet paid ' "-''-- mu ~h mone[J ! News Notes noshed apartmenls. All utili· 9 11 61c lbeollo•t or ttz.,1Qt AUC'I10NBBI Phone WY z-:m6. _ LOFTY PILE, free from ouil o lomplelo SWIM pool dealers, in ground, Rowley and Reed. Aller 6 STEREO RADIO - 1!166 walis the carpet cleaRed with I II 31< cnn Uradlortl ~:i•!!"• ~!ld ttp Cnta ' l ;·ux : p.m. call WY 2-:l574. nut console . mode~. RadiO Blue Lustre. Rent electric ---BY AVA GILKEY By Mn. Venal JobaiOII Wrtla. PraM • c.taal 1 Pools, Inc. 1895 Whileford 4 S tic equipped wt~~ twm spe.lpker I shampooer $1. Pi ckens Hard· HOUSE FOR SALE. Seo 11 Mrs. John Slout and Mro. The annual John Riley and .t.. I. BRADFORD system. -4 .spp:u changer. ay ware Ce. , Jnc. 9 19 &tc Rae&- Oldl 1 717) , '4 ROOM apartme~t with bath *' 25 ~r month or pay bal-, Road. York . Pa . Phone _ _ . J04 Hamilton Street, ~llddl• F.liza Powell are spendinR a Virginia Gibbs Edwards r e u a - • t tfe 1 99 755-8324. 9 18 15tp ' in Pomeroy, o. Ph. 2-o38li. ;:;;,e $8ti .08. Ph. 992 •3218. ' IT'S TERRWIC the way were port, or call 992-5324. few days wilh Mrs Stoul't sls- i011 was held recently at the 'iiiiiNiiliiidiiiiiii;";;;~"Ji;;:: MIDDLE AGED woma• Jo do I 9 11 tfc selling Blue Lustre for rleant t lie Iter at St. Mary's, W. Va. picnic grounds on PoAd HiU I '!EWING mo..._, l'lpalr .,. 9 I& 61c baby sitting ill exchange for 5- - - - - - - - -. -· . ing rugs and upholstery. Rent Mra. Esther Yeoger, Mrs. Pal· Road baek of West Columbta. me, aU IIIUa WY :r.-2214. room and board. Wrrte Bos R~OM apartm~pt Wlth8 ba~ ' ALL Aluminum house traJier, electric shampoo.,. II. Porn· mer aAd Mrs. Elkins of Detroit, After the basket dinner a Tbo Fabric Shop, Pomeroy 11112 3319 91 61i8-K. c-o·The Daily Senlinel, I .!._ ' :__ _ j sleeps 4, hot and cold water, I eroy Cement Block Co. GAY!'IELL WISE property oa Mleh., are visiting Mrs. Oma [short business meeting wasj Authorized 8IDpr Salel and 101 Buttenout Ave. Pb. In- Aril:. Th..., ladies are hold· ' held &Ad the followlll& officen , Sonlce. Pomeroy,''!). 918 3tc jM()JmR."l 2 bedroom home,, wtth bathroom. Prtc<d to · 919 61< I 2t Uc ., · - --. Pomeroy, 0 . Ph 992-2903 day sell 1f sold soo1. Clyde Lawt293. f :D lfc · tng a revival meeting at Down· were eleeted for the coming ] READY-MDI eo.cre1e dell_. 1 LJ [,Hl house <'l eanmg . Mrs. or 992·3702 evenmgs. renee. Long Botlom, Ohio, 1 1965 PONTIAC - - $ml ingtooi. year: Mr. alld Mrs. V"':'al ed ri&hl to yrsar projecl. J1'aot 7 :u tic Mae Hawk . Phone Herman · 98o-38M. t II ftp ' VB Catalina 2 dr. Hard Top. •. Ray Alkire left Saturday lo ,Jobl!llon, prestdent and voce ud e•"" . .,.__ aUmata WarJit'f', Wolf Pen R8ad ! -Jusl an·ived. Like new in· M -• .... 9 16 31pl•2 'lOOM trailer, natural .. gas, QUARTER hom, bay, 9 years stde and out. Power .teenn1 0fCaS oltend Rio Grande College. i president, reopecUvely, rt. Pbooe f92.328t, GoeJII!iD ""====== .... -... · ... . "' " • water, OJJJ utensils turnished , old, al!o bay poRy mare, due · & bralces. Aulomatic shift. Mrs. Ava GiJkey and Francis Lon Roush. secretary ~ treasurReady-Mil Co., MJddleport ; •· ask...o t close to store and close to lo colt al so hay for saIe. On. Thi ~; i4i a one owner trad~ in Alkire were oupper gues 11 o1 er. Eacb family ,. "" 1o Ob1o. 1 1111 ~ ,.. my hom• phone lo u.-, will oow. bred. Ph. 992·7,931 . 1964 PONTIAC - - $1191 tbe H. D Gilkeys Tuesday eve- bring lheir o~a fam.ily ~slory o\JR CONDITIONING Retrlger ~ 18 5tp VB Calll1ina 2 dr ..Just arriv· .mng at GaUipolis. to next year I reuniOn an tbe ....... J--L• R•'-'• I' rent to couple or private per· ed. One of tbe cleanl'st 64 "1 bo lh 1 f mily bislory c a It(.., ~ ...c:e. aa.:a I SOLI"8" son. Ph . 1143-2600, Portland, 0., PIGS: Marvin- StoRe. Harriwn- anywhrre. Only 23,648 ..,y Mr. and Mro. Joh• Maosle pes a _~ a a ntioll, New Baftll. Pilon• BOY or GIRL t 9 tfc ·11 R08d 9 16 6tp I noiles. It i' beautiful whitt BY EDNA KNOPP Rev. and Mrs. WilHam Ban>- be comp 1.... II< I In Rutland To ----~-- --~--1 VI e . . hart have returned from Akroo Gifts were given to ~e t'OUple nl H51'1.. · finish witb blue interior. 4 1 15 ROOM modern house with ' 1964 ALCOA house b-ailer, lilis The Fnendohip Jl'arm Bu- and espect too live Ia Meigs witb lhe oldest combmed ageo ~!EATING, PLUMBING, Karat Earn Mo_ney and Prl... bath , full siz. bas.ment and , 10. 4 It eJlension on living ; BLAETTNARS reau Council met at lho home, county which were Mr. and Mrs. Doul Bottle Ou. Anoia I 1 Delivering Tho Daily garage, avnilu!M~ now , inl room aAd sam1 on k.itcbe1, · Pomeroy, Ohio oi Esther West Thursday flvea-) Mrs· Nellie Tracy tojoyed her Lo1 Dickens, younge~t presut, Brolben. m 1:. MaiD St.. Sentinollo Hlablished New Haven. located on 'lid- owned by William Boyer, red to K inR. Pre•ent wert Harold and I birlhd.ay din••r at ••e HallidAy- Lesa JaAt Bt!Wller, largest I'GIDoroy. 1 :D II• I w.ay Drive , will rent reason- and whi.te, below Drive-in, IRISH Cobbler pota 811, eg. I beU C h A dr nd. ·~ w• Route I b nebec potates for winter. •a arna an, n ow a Atkina home. flmily present, Mr. lll4 Mn. ---~;;;;;;;;;;;;;--a 1<. Ph. 882-ztlfi2. . lolasol, w. lfa. t If 6k Aloo tanning lomaloes, pict Nora Cro!8, Gene Yost, Char- Mr IUid Mn Robert Jewell Lon Dickens, lbo8e present who IIIIUI'IIICI 1 19 61 CALL 992-2156 ________ _ _ P ONE- SET- t>1 used 11ar-bell y111 r own, fl busheL Charles 1.. Theiss, Edison and Mary had 'as dinoer · guest& Suoday bad beeo married the lolpsl, =:-~=::,::::::,;:..--== ~~~~~~~~~~,'~ Wanted To Buy weights, $15. lilting weight ol Hlllon, Portland. o . Roush, Edna and Otio Knopp, Mr ncl Mn Glel Jewell Down- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fry ant! GET A quolalloa fram IIEO· •' --·-- . 150 lb. Ph. 742-4176. f 16 31< t IS 2litp Rev. one! Mra. Paul llellen, ud M,. and ..... • Fronk lbooo travellnt lba farthest, TlilR INSURANCE AGENC\' STANDING limber i1 Ohio - - - --- -~ ~- Paul and Eddie Cross, Dokle alld one! VIr- Randy Ly0111 o! Canton, Ohio. INC. ltofllfll MWWiaj fOUl or West Virginia , or old , YOU - SAVED and olaved for NEW- 20gas logo - with Theiss, Sherry and the hosleal, At:i. · Allendhig !be reunloa were: 111111 IDsuraDce. We 1111)' llo BOY or GIRL : :•• one aillo to oave 1ft U. Lower Pomeroy & 0. VI81Wltp electric shampoeer $1. Pick . I 18 lie Tues. The nut meeting will ; ,.[;'"'" ncl ·Mr and. Mn Mrs. Byron Fry, Mrs. HBBkell Al1l'OMOBlLB ~ llelll Upper Middleport Routt OLD COINS andp apor curren- ens Hardware Co., Inc. 8UDGET PRICED IUnstture II! be olthe home of Wayne Rouob. ~ D. G~~ llltd ~ Joey Bloomer, Darvin llld Wancll, cucellldT Loot ;rour opera• E1rn Money •nd PriJ.. cy in nice condition. material 9 12 fie our third ftoor budget lbop. Mr. and Mn. Carl WalloR Galli ll Mn Louise Gilkey Bomer ud Luq E. JohRSOil, _.. llceDal?. Call WY ~Delivering The Daily i be lore 1909 especially want· USED · &tpoint~slo-;e, - excel- Boer Furniture, Mlddlepocl and daughrers of Newark spont K ~ iad a~ Kathy of AI: Lon and Jennie Dickens, Mr. 1 • lie Sonlinel•o Hlablishod 'I ed, payina current prices lent coodit.ion, Phone 949-2551. Obio. 11 12 tfc a weekend with Mr. and Mn. L-are ' 'tte lie s and Mrs. Vernal Johnson, Dale, " . uony we<e a moon ca r . J h Ge M Ml oonfid•ntial. Send list to: t 11 3tc BEANS, potatoes, tomatoes Frank Walton. ' M d M Arlh Gibson o n a1111 waRna, rs. na -·- M-. Mabel v-..·b, - to - - -·- ---·p of Thomas Beegle visited with .. r. an rs. ur . Albright, Mrs. Zula Fry, Mr. ""' •• uuo Cash Inc . P. 0. Box 648, RYE. Phone 843·2778. ond melolll. Clarence r . Mr. and Mrs. Chari.. Mallory VISited Mr. and Mn. Henry Wag- and Mrs. Jay Yerian, Lynn, Dolly Wolfe, and Mn. Clan CALL '1192·2156 I Mason. W. Va. I 9 12tp 1 9 18 3tc lilt, Portland, 0. Ph. 843-2254. al Albany Ga goner SuAday afternoon. Olber Cheryl aRd Pat Mr. a•d Mrs. Mae Sargent Jlefrlllltmenll 1 AN'I;IQU"s: NEW 1961 DVt7Q Duo boat Mrs. Theiss and dRugh- visitor• ot the Woggoners were Elbern Monroe: Steve and : were served by Mn. Berlba Help Wanted top tables, dishes, cut glass,] with OMC !20 Steru drive.,li"S TERRIFIC the way we're ter. Arlene, spent a week In Mr. and Mrs. Daaa Young. Sandra, Doug Coulter, Mr. and Robil18011. C ; :A :-;R ::-;H"OPS wanted ROW . Must I miscellaneous items. L • e now oR display, Schwarze! aelling Blue Lustre for clean- Florida visiting Aviet Thei.. Mary Howell of_Dowmng~n Mrs. Ralph L. Duro~ Sharo1, Mrs. Howard Robl.- 11 1 Rudisill, 101 Lerlion Terrace, Marine, Hockingport , 0 . ing rugs and upholstery. Harrison and lamlly. open! Thursday w1th AVI Gil· Ronnie and Dale, Mrs. Lola surg1eal patient at Holzar be 18 or older. Apply in per- . Pumeroy, Ohio. I 19 30tp I II !21c Rent electrie shampooer fl. The Longsworth sisters (Eo- key. Lewis, Mrs. Ora Hlggina, Stew- Hospital. . son. Crow '• Steak House, i Baker Furniture t 12 61< Iller West, Evelyn Dobbins of Mrs. Emma Brlghlls art McDermitt, Miss Mary Mr. and Mrt. Greg TbeoPomeroy. 9 14 lfc : lt66 ZIG ZAG DIAL-A-STITCH Providence, R. I., and Dorothy log her Rutland farm Wilh I Rcush, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bow- dore and children, LIH lll4 --..,.-----_-,-,--ed - ·1 swing needle. Zig zag built McSwigon of Ne\'1 Cumberland, new chimney. aer and Lesa Jane, Penny Lou Tndd, of Columba& llpellt the Emplovment Want in for butttnholes, b I in d w. va.) called on Mr. and Mn. Guy Bolin spent 11 aftenlooa Dicltena, Terry Shirley, Mr. w<£kend with tbelr paren11, Mr. LADY wishes .5 days a week ACR1188 2. ...., 21.1n00bems, monogram, etc. Guar- Harry Wolfo recently. with Dana ,:Ur•er. Iii d one! Mrs. A. J. Dicken• alld Joe, •ncl Mrs. Ray Hebtey. ·-• work . Mrs. Lewis Peter.:;., t . City bt eoverlncChin, anteed. Only 1 payments left Edith Grimm of Kent and Tom We1m 1I _pu Ill OWD Mr. IRd Mr!. Wilbur Stewart, Recent vtsltora of Mr. .... Sycamore Street, Middleport, Georgia !. cuueagu~ l•n· '' eadJ. Trades accepted . Pll. Patty and Archie Tarr and a ntw well ·on hit property. Tammy and Tony Fowler, Mr. Mrs. Aiel Wheeler wert Mr. 1~: ~!,.ee Ohit. 9 16 3tc ~: ~=~ 22. ~~e 192-2685. t 15 6tc aon , Shawn, Cuyahoga Falla, Jack Stewart, 11mmy and Li!a and Mrt, Larry Foster ~f .~ - awa~. WANT WORK as practical point ,,,,..., StewDrl. Mlr. and Mrs. Johnny lumbus, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mor· 1966 VACUUM CLEANER out opont 1 weekend with Mr. and .. oarlb ll Re;nvig· :H. Brow• T k I Mrs Earnest Gritr.m and Mr O'tlSVl Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Richard ·ril and llllwlnurse. Will !lve in 5 days a 12'. R:ncU•h 01-ate m the of lay-away an ype com' · · Le d Cit G daughter, d M Erin,,..__ ,._ auuwr·ek. Ph. 773->746 or 77'1.1. Phwe tR ~un plete wilh ~ttachrnents. Only and Mrs, Harry Wolfe. w1a an eryl, Mary Jane mg reen an rs. Ucu~·p~~~~ 1!. Pronr & row 1203. 9 II 3tD 25. Tha~~r h 1 fl Ph Mr and Mno Omar Dailey lll4 Ann and Randy Lyons. Wolfe of Washbtgton, D. C. 1 $4i H . A. tribe ol 3. Kindred G<r. · · !si"J:en s eac • el5 ltc . spont I vlsitlnl lhelr Recent vlstlorl of Mr. and - ---- ·-- Alronqutu • · Sold)en Indluw ill mptlvllJ '"· ::::"' For Rent children, Mr. and Mrs. LawMrs. Dorsa Pai'IIODI wera Mrs. JO. Aat.erlak - - - Ui16.. Sprite S1. Engrave · • . o.n.oa USED l!lliti Shasta travel trail· renee Dailey and family lll4 Ud Zma Barnett of Lorain, Mr. 8tupety H . Auricular 33. ToUo , . .,. or, 2 Apache Eagles, campThelma and family of East Lawrenco Rope WIS ca e 1o e fOVe and Mrs. OUs llussell of MI. VERY NICE I rcom unfurnish- 17. Jr.'a 16. ]1\ .. 3<. Strike 41 . Tdrrld ing equipment and rentals. Liverpool , Mr. and Mn. Thorn- Indiaoapolls, Ind., by lht death . Allo, Mr. and Mrs. ClrlliusMI ed apartment in Middleport. rela.t.lft m~tl~ .,,. M. G,...k •s... """"""Roush and Lyoos Campin• ol hio uncle, Joseph Rupe. He and family o1 Tol...oo Mr ·-' 18. Goee Ph. Walter Crooks. 992-3631. letter ~ a!\ Autherson of Lowell and Ru.. w ' · IUAl 19. Newt 30. wolk payrn..t Trailers, Mason, W. Va. Ph. by Ludwig and famUy ol Cleve- waa accompaaled by his son, Mrs. Chester Durst ol NUu, ~ 19 lfl"' 20. Tark ingtGiti ~ throu&h ti. Cbln... t12-28116 or 773-5611. 9 13 lfe land Larry, and Lloyd Jenkins of Mr . and Mrs. Ronald Dun! ot rlJ RNISHED aparlmeot, sis .21. Proiope """"' river CANNING lomaloes, 50c bush · Pomeroy. , Girard and Mr. and Mn. Pet. 23. Greek rooms and bath, utilities fur6 I~ ~ leiter I' ~ I" ol, pick your own or $1 bushRecent guesls ol Mra. Bell Mr. and Mro. floyd Lane and n,e Apple Grove WSCS mel Durst, of Flatrock, W. Va. Dish£'d , close to husines~ dis-~ :M. 8kla el, picked . Don Hubbard, Sy· Theiss were Mr. and Mro. Robchildren of Marion IJI"AI 1 at the church Tuesday evenMr. and Mrs. Ray Heiner 1r·ict, no pets. Ph. 992-3092. I" ~ racuse, 0. . 1 t3 6tc ort Crawford and family o! Coweekend with ber parents, Mr. lng. Devotions were led by visited Mrs. George McCIIDrr. ot thlpt 9 18 Jtp 113 28. To be , . lumbus, Mr. ond Mrs. P au I and Mra. Riehard Jacks. Mrs. Naomi Slobart Group lock, a patient at the Pl...onl ~ I BEDROOM bouse with l>ath, In debt PUPPIES: miJed between CockHoback and daughrer of JackCharlotte Rupo lo employed singi"' of "I Love 1o Tell the Valley Hospital, Pt. Pleasant I~ I'" I" 30.Tbe skiee er Spamel and FreAch Pood. Goe 1 • J 1 Stor · garng~ . large lot, for adults. ~ ~ le. Ph. 992-20'11. ss er 1 ewe ry • 81 Slory" wao followed by prayer Mra. Ora Carsey and 1001, 32. Deeply 1 13 etc sonv11le. Fla. , Herb Cooley and 11 J ohn Sheets, Box 64, Middle-10 In love I" I'" . grandson. George, of MI. VicPomeroy. by Mrs. Slobart Mrs. Early Ro1er and Terry, Pogev!lle, vii1 ~~ Jl<lrl. 0 . 9 16 2te 3f..Stlblum : ONE Kingstoo swe<'per wtb tory . Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mee- Roush, preslden~ _presided ov- lted Sunday wllh Mr. 1111 jn oym. TRA.ILfi: R B ro wn '~ T r a i 1er aU ·attachmerlts, like new. Visiting with Mr1. Esther ser and ehlldreJI Gf Columbus er the business meetint when Mrs. Alex Whee1er and Bin 36. One time Court. Minersville, 0 . PhWit Ph. 941-2261, Racine. 9 13 6tc West recenlly hatre been her were r"'-'ent w<£kend guesll of platlll were made 1o hold a rum- and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rolllb 37. Couple 'l'l2-i121. 9 1\ 12tc .fO. Penruyl~ brothers. Thorne Longsworth her porenlli, Mr. and Mrs. AI- ma1• sale, Sept. 24th, at the and family. vanl& river and family of Omaha, Neb., pha Barr. Other dinner guest& Ebersbach building at Pomeroy. Mr. IUid Mn. Carroll · Willie 1 HlX!M house with bath and -42. Not ann •• ~ 43. Cor&] Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loogsworlb were Mr. and Mro. Larry BaiT Memben atlendi"'! were Mrs. and dRughten have moved 1o util i1 ~: room . good garden. 1\1- ~ lsllllld >1 and doughter, Carol, of Brecks- alld oon, David. Cora Buck, Mrs. Bertha Robin- the Roy Pearoon resldenl» 11 ben Hil l, Racine, 0 . Phone I" i'" ~ -44. . Kind ol. ~ ville, Earnesl Longsworth of Mrs. Emma Ledlle and daughson, Mrs. Naomi Slobart, East Letart. 949-1261. 9 14 6tc leather . 141 1 ... I"" Charleston, W . Va., her sisters, ter, Shirley, attended 1 lamily Mrs. Julia Norris, Mnr. Mabel Frlencla of lhll commwlll)l 46. Girl '• ~ NEWLY decorated apartment, aiekname Mr. and Mrs . Dale Dalley and Dorothy Mctlwlgen lll4 husreunion Sunday. Olhen atlelldRoush, Mrs. Anna Wheeler, were sorry to hear of the death I~ 4 large rooms and bath, drap4&. Ifttemal uns, Mrs. A wilda Bailey and band of ~ew Cumberland, W. lng were her brother and famMrs. Clara Mae SarJenl, Mrs. ol Homer Oliver Warner oi·Kitl, erit's. lirlOieum, new owner, 14' ""'· Byron, of Maringo. attendVa., Evelyn Dobbino alld huoily , Mr. and Mrs. Marcua Weo•Joyce While, Mrs. Be" Parslmm<£, Fla. He was lhe '11011 IIOWN 110 Rutternut Me ., Pomeroy, ~ I . ApporUoa ed lhe Rally Day serviceS at band of Providence, R. I .. her er and Mr. and Mrs. Howard , sons, Mra. Lucille Rhodes, Mrt. of Mr. and Mn. Homer WamOh1o Also furnished apartlhe Hoek Springs M.E. Church. daught~r . Bea Cornell, huB· Brown of Pt. Pleasant. Donna IDII, Mra. Dolly Wolfe, w of Apple Gnwe, who surmt>nt . low rent. Ph. 992-2639. DAILY Cltl'PWQUO'I'I!:- Hen'~ . _ t. wed< M: Mrs. Wilbur Bailey and band and son of Fort Bran. N. Mr . and Mro. Alpi'a Barr and Mrs. Elleen Buclt, Mn. Shlr- v!ve alon1 with his wife, l.Qu9 14 61< .t.llTDLa.a..a.xa daughter, Ruth Ann, visited rei-~ C., Mr. and Mnr. Robert Dob- son, Mike, were ~ent · Sunday ley Ables. Blrlhdaya observed lse, a !1011, Sieve, of Kisslmto LOXGIO'J:LLOW I R00M house and bath oa - mee, a sister, Mrs. Inez Roy, ODe letter ll,.ply at.andl for anotber. Ia thl8 .ample ..l. • mad ative! in Columbus a recent bins and sons of Atlanta. Ga. Jht guests of dleJr son and Laure. St. , Pomeroy. Ph. 992tor the &h~ L'a, X lot the tw• O'a, etc. Slnl"le ~ ...-.. Saturday · _ family, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Clarice Longstreth and C. C. and a brother, Arthur,. of Ro>293. 9 1; tie and tonn&Uca ..t tho......, u. aa to.loolo. Mr. and Mrs. William Rad· was 1 recent gu.. t of Mr. and Barr of Ook HilL . Bolen were oupper guesllr ol 'ctne. Mr. Warner wao a grlllla&•ch da y the cock! kitten Re dltfermt.. I ROOM apartment and baLh, ford and daughter. Mary Lou, Mrs. William Gru...,r. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cor- Mn. felly. 11At of Racine Hi~h School. and furni shed, Middleport . Ph. were business visitors in CoRev. and Yra. Lesler Taylor moo of Columbua spent 1 SunDavid Barr, Infant son of Uved In this rommunity until IP a .. A. a ,n !19'l-3874. I 12 lie Jumbus last week. and dAughter, Linda, of Sclot. day at Langsvllle and atrended Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr, un- enlertng military service. AlB 1 I It X II' 0 T • D It " :I Cl D • It MiM Carrie Beth Bearhs ville attend·'d Rally Day aerv- lhe annual homecoming at lhe derwenl surgery al Holzer Hoo- lending the funeral services 11 fHR EE ond four room furnisnA.XNKJfD. XD XII ~HBK lj,J.I'J:II' .t.a:J of Pomeroy spent Friday night Ices al the church here. They church here. They also visited pllal last week and Jo recover- Sarasota, Fla.. on Tuesday, . eo alld unfurnished apart· and SalurdRy with her uncle remained overnight Sunday and wllh her niece, Mr. and Mrs. inl •at!sfacolrlly. were Mr . and Mrs . Homer' Will'· OKQll IXQ.-DBT'fCKLTK me•t• WY .r543t. 12 5 lfc tllld aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Monday 1o vlsil wllh Mrs. Tay- Wallace Fetty and daughter and Alpl!J Barr returned lo his ner, Mr a"d Mrs. Clarence fOim ROOM furnilbed aport . .., - · Orn' t 'nr Llll'll , . K.tll'ntll ~ 111'. WJI Bearhs. lor's parenls, Mr. and Mrt.l Mr. lind Mn. Kenneth Long- employed lifter opendlna • 1 Roy and Mr. and loin. Arthur l!llll WY WGU. I 11 lie IH"' Bll: l'..ullZII PR• ft'LY - - . J Mlu AU<e Euler, Middleport, ADIIII Leonard. llrtlll llld sou, ~f. Mr1. Willi l1ie famliJ. I' Warn1r. - - LI'L ABNER ntE fOlRi LII!U• TENANT TAII:E~ __..,.__.,. _ 1' It GEORGE WONOER liiiRt 1962 COMET $765 j Phone 992-2143 Wl 2-2151 1 Custom 2 Door, 6 cvl. Std. tran 1. ~tlio ud heater, vi~yl ~oJack W. C1rsey, Mgr. flY 2-2193 Porn1roy Pomeroy, 0. IIIDDLIPORT OHIO Mlnhnum C:h•r .. " ""'[~""',;,;,,;,,.,.,.~':-'....~:;'":'~] Can beBalfinancedlik with of500.00 11 c 1 ntl _.r werct ,., flilf"H c.. ·lerlor h ·trim, d 1like ne"· W .W. hnM. Li&ht green QVer wh1te fm· II Sal ~- ~:iii!i!:5iii:!i'ii:ii'iiiii!i!iii'ii!!Ol!!!Ol!~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:l'•..;;;.,;,;,. ..eut•v• u...",.... ts · pnl"t> 0 mo,·r CLEAN your rug! ror les3 ,...an down. ance e reo... I , ":"~ 1961 RAMBLER . $59~ lc a ft. with Luslro Foam. price fli.OOO.IIO. : SELLING OUT =,.;ln;::;i..,n.;.:.T_T.,..S.-,rv;;clc:cet ::;:-:- ·· CA"D o, THANKS • o•nuA•tu Conv. Cpe. Good til't'-t, 6 cyl. en~ine. S1;Ji. lrtms. RadJo an Eledric shampooer rental IIIDDLEPORT _ BROADW'Y ,."""'SS Breed.INJ Service. t II.U ,., M woro MIAimua IHh " ..u•u• "O ••-:;~~~~ :;~.~· heat.r, good top . $1. Ebersbach Hdwe., Porn•· _ 111 story frame, 1 ntOmo, •2 USED CARS LEFT choice 01 180 lllllla ID 18 dair, roy, 0. 9 15 etc bath, utility room, cellar, •PARTS for OUTBOARD and beef breedl. For terVi< ' 0 ~... ' = ;---:-:;--;----:-' ; ......... -a::::MOTORS al •' "· Dial Parter'• 'm-m· oTT0·• , ....~:·~ • ,. DON'T pump your sluggish sopworkshop, corner lot (4. s All New R-·~vr ~'"2! •BOATS & MOTORS • 106) .., '~ 00 PomeChestfot,. mu:y~;:•:~•••• OPEN EVE5. 9:00 P.M. tic tank. Get Klean-Em-All • ... ~. · eC1r •Tru.. •Metter •BOAT PAINT ·-• or III5-38Zf It 1 3111 PHONE WY 2-2156 oeplic tank eleanor. Land· IYRACUSB- CHURCH liT.•Bulldoaer •TOOLS ;. fl I I I I I , mark farm Bureau. 2 story remncleled brick, 7 •Any TnS.At wrrB COLD WEATHER •· I II SOle rooms 1t large bedrooms), bead. erlckets, spiders & olto I For Rent I For Sale _ _ ) - - -- - - - - bath, furuace room, cellar, Metropolitan Moton or Insecta wlll be comlna In 11 · AD.~MS Trading Posl and An- • --I SINGER SEWING MACiflNETHE AMAZING Blue Lustre level lot I t50JIOOI. Properly fl'f :l-2ltl Mlddl-rt, 0 Evlllllngo ond S~tut'doy llde vour home wbero tique Store moved to a new I N~CE . ~h r;;omli ~nd ba~ dd~n- Tnis machine equipped to 1 Will leave you r uphol~tery In excellellt eondition. Askin& 1"'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"'-,,~~ warm. Protect your bomt location, now al Cross Rugds I ur_ms e . .apattment.' I e- ztg zag, make buttoaholes, beautifully soft and clean. ,12,500.00. from tbese pestl with~B Junction 124 and stllte route ' porI. Ohto. Ph 992-3874. darn. etc Pay $.1 on per Rent ele<trir shampooer $1. Albert M. c.. , Broker ovailable . at Kina " 143 on Rutland Road . Phone I 8 3 lfc b1 d Baker •'ul·ru·ture co. W lapply Co., Middleport. - --~ · - - - month , or pay a an ct c Beary Cleland, Sal..maa I 11 II< 74l-44R U 16 Uc THREE and four room fur l5t>O . Ph. 992-3218 . 9 19 61< IIIU838 - ....., • c:.-: :.~··'lfa.e,.. ::.!c.1~,..... .c..r;r.;t ' · w.... I DON'T K>IOW WHAR TO STAHl" Rul &tat• For Sal• W~NT 1.===========--=.1..--~~.:.:.:...=-;1 I Our Own Pomeroy ••:..:.1-r:~..:-~·~t~ Pome• c ov .SM~P;T~KES OP M INFORMAAD ltON CAHC:ILLATIOND .' . Sal• COO~IN~ HOUSE CLEANII\l~ WA9HiN' AN' IRONIN', . ~H9)'PIN' y<IOO!l, PLOWirJ'-SAI<&S ALIVE II I GCT SO MANY CHORES TO 90-- 1 ~. .. .... I H ~fioON ~- h• Tool W"Tllii'"IENT, ''\C\"Jt" • ·...., 54\10 •:f. ;fie'~ : (:1 DR-tP g,·t ,_~- --~ :·•f' . ·~·JJ . :'~~J ~:-. ~ . .. • -'tl-"'"· .. ~··4 .. . .•.. . ~{ ·, ·. ·.·, r·:'.l ...."". t•• ; .. . ' . "' .\ I ' ;1 ./:.., • • ' >. ··~~· ·~ '" ~ ... ~ ' . ' ' .. · ·· .~ 'l' · t . ' r ·l . -\ . ~~ - o'-1 ,....... -~ .... ... 'Td>T ~~MOT ~lSUT S HE S l.lR E ''=~' PAllS ONTO A ~WJ 0" ""DAJJ0"1"S• MILLIONst 0~, 5~U ·TI--IER ~ ~••·•-•' !-IE I=Ell i=OI? FLATTERY.! �' J ~ .' . ,. ., Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business !arv1ces: For ...-,... ..... . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleporl, 0., Sept 111, 1961 • , ® ......... ". ""'" ,,.. wooo ., .,.. _ a. "F•r Day ........l..n.. otor ftltl(...., 0• Now IN FULL swiNG Como In end Regi&tor Win Homko Riding Mower •r Unlco Refrigerator- :r:.. • •• ' RtuUL.Al'toNI ' > l t t ' 1,,.. '.... ,. r::..":~·=~~ ":~.n.:..'::!: .- 1mtu••· ':'::. lrron 1962 CORVAIR $995 Monz.a SW!tton Wagon, only 36,000 miles and loc~lly ownt'd, new whitewall tires, white finish, red vinyl intertor, Powerglide transmission , radio and heater. A sharp one tn.uN M tmiMCIIIIMiy . TIM NpOI'fttl Fr" 1" IIU• "'~::- u'i'.n'!.,:::r:::.'!"..:.,:' POMEROY 992·.2181 EXPERIENCED Ranch type, POMEROY - rooms (:S bedrooma), modern kitchen with WHEEL ALIGNMENT lnd • b'atb, builtins, 2 car cafllOrlt 1 acre lev· e 1 lot Only fll 000 00 · " · · POMEROY _ LOCUST ST. _ IIi slory frame home, sis rooms, 2 bathl, basemnl HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES M 50 SPo RT BOBCAT HONDA SAJ.tS & SERVICE OF nrMF-CI:i II ONI Of fHI lllCISl PIOI'LII ~ORE EVELA~HE~! ... CALL IRAKE SERVICE SPRINT DICK RAWLINGS Blaeffnan IILAETJNAR$ bwlings Hond1 S1le! .. ::',!:C::::!,.OO:,":;;...., .,., •·. .,. .., •"·"''" .................. "'" .... Pomeroy Motor @ c CONTROL CF THE 1:7.•..-r:-::- AIR'CR'AFT FROM HIM /16 fiE IS A&OtJT lO LAN17, RADIATOR I SERVICE TER'RY5fOfC~ OFF. ==-=-=-=="" - eo.. -~~ . Notice EEk I MRk lElTH GOBLE FORD DO 1 Harrisonville I ""I - -- Wanted- News Notes ti.. paid . dut WANTED BY HOWIE SCHNEIDER 'rOIJ REALIZE THAT AT NO TIME IIJ HISTOR't' HAS 'rtJ(.IR GCIIER~MEIJT BE£1>1 ABi£. ID GIVE SO MUCH TO SO MMN! "'est Columbia VJHATS THE GOVER/JME-1\JT GOtJIJA GN£ ME ? THAT'S WHAT 1 VJANT TO KIJO\IJ I YEAH ? WELL, HAStJ'T GIV£1J AIJVTHII-JG! k££P IT U~ 1 SMART· MQIJT\-1, AIJD ltJHl By KING GASULIN! ALLEV GVE 'r'OU 10 DAYS TO GH OUT CfF TeacherG have a very hara job ana t he4 THf. .. CCVIJTRY! ~kin"'l! cx:.r-....,1 / \~ .'h I 1 e 191' .., NIA, !.<. ' ~ q_ l'l By ART SANSOM D N N i eWS OleS 1 1 ·t!, WANTED ~;~:~~~th8:;~~:· Sy~::~:~ ::!1 ~it;•~lu:"'r:~ir~<£;.~: :!uid' u;ch ~~';;,l=~TU, Fur8itur~marbte ·...,,_ ,._........,...,,.,__.,_.,__.,.....,_.1 ~!• ~=~:~ :.:·~~~ ~~~:u:e: Mr :DI:er •g...: --.4 --- I IXIN'T 1-41\1/E /OJ>JY WAY 0~ GETfiNG To 5c.HOOI.· DO YOU MIND tF 1 t<tDE WITH You. ~REQ::LE S ? .b-.. ~:~.G:: ~Ut::'~M:!d ~:ro.~ ::,~ .i Ni~a ~'=.__ LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY -:·I 1---.::•<w• ""n ,.-touiAHD OT\-ER ~"- " "'" NYMPHS ! I l~pnw- 0 AllY CR0 SSWO R0 Lan "lle ~ Soc•Iety Notes vacatlo~ - - ... th- ...., . ,. ,... ... t« AppJ G society NOles ,. ·- ~~ ~ ~~"'~ ... .. •• Rock Springs ~ 1 Society Notes 0. .... - tho......,. "'"'"'laD- .. . . ........ ... .. .. " ,. .. . ·.. ~. · ·- . . ~ ~ - t · ·- ~ -- ··· "· ·· · .. -~ . · · · ··- · ·-· -~ -... ~ ~ · ... ' ~ .. ....... . i£l!i§!1 '1'0U BELIEVE 'n1AT MATiRIAL WPS OR IC I~Al'2 I WAGeR T f£ '<Oru-116 HAS U£T £NED TO 1!::IBJ" SCRIPT l T~ OUSAMD T ll'>'l£5, IN A TI-IOUSPI'IO ~LIT G.QROEN~. 1 ~- She'G kin da' 1 don't think 'he qet6 enouqh to eat! don't qet paid ' "-''-- mu ~h mone[J ! News Notes noshed apartmenls. All utili· 9 11 61c lbeollo•t or ttz.,1Qt AUC'I10NBBI Phone WY z-:m6. _ LOFTY PILE, free from ouil o lomplelo SWIM pool dealers, in ground, Rowley and Reed. Aller 6 STEREO RADIO - 1!166 walis the carpet cleaRed with I II 31< cnn Uradlortl ~:i•!!"• ~!ld ttp Cnta ' l ;·ux : p.m. call WY 2-:l574. nut console . mode~. RadiO Blue Lustre. Rent electric ---BY AVA GILKEY By Mn. Venal JobaiOII Wrtla. PraM • c.taal 1 Pools, Inc. 1895 Whileford 4 S tic equipped wt~~ twm spe.lpker I shampooer $1. Pi ckens Hard· HOUSE FOR SALE. Seo 11 Mrs. John Slout and Mro. The annual John Riley and .t.. I. BRADFORD system. -4 .spp:u changer. ay ware Ce. , Jnc. 9 19 &tc Rae&- Oldl 1 717) , '4 ROOM apartme~t with bath *' 25 ~r month or pay bal-, Road. York . Pa . Phone _ _ . J04 Hamilton Street, ~llddl• F.liza Powell are spendinR a Virginia Gibbs Edwards r e u a - • t tfe 1 99 755-8324. 9 18 15tp ' in Pomeroy, o. Ph. 2-o38li. ;:;;,e $8ti .08. Ph. 992 •3218. ' IT'S TERRWIC the way were port, or call 992-5324. few days wilh Mrs Stoul't sls- i011 was held recently at the 'iiiiiNiiliiidiiiiiii;";;;~"Ji;;:: MIDDLE AGED woma• Jo do I 9 11 tfc selling Blue Lustre for rleant t lie Iter at St. Mary's, W. Va. picnic grounds on PoAd HiU I '!EWING mo..._, l'lpalr .,. 9 I& 61c baby sitting ill exchange for 5- - - - - - - - -. -· . ing rugs and upholstery. Rent Mra. Esther Yeoger, Mrs. Pal· Road baek of West Columbta. me, aU IIIUa WY :r.-2214. room and board. Wrrte Bos R~OM apartm~pt Wlth8 ba~ ' ALL Aluminum house traJier, electric shampoo.,. II. Porn· mer aAd Mrs. Elkins of Detroit, After the basket dinner a Tbo Fabric Shop, Pomeroy 11112 3319 91 61i8-K. c-o·The Daily Senlinel, I .!._ ' :__ _ j sleeps 4, hot and cold water, I eroy Cement Block Co. GAY!'IELL WISE property oa Mleh., are visiting Mrs. Oma [short business meeting wasj Authorized 8IDpr Salel and 101 Buttenout Ave. Pb. In- Aril:. Th..., ladies are hold· ' held &Ad the followlll& officen , Sonlce. Pomeroy,''!). 918 3tc jM()JmR."l 2 bedroom home,, wtth bathroom. Prtc<d to · 919 61< I 2t Uc ., · - --. Pomeroy, 0 . Ph 992-2903 day sell 1f sold soo1. Clyde Lawt293. f :D lfc · tng a revival meeting at Down· were eleeted for the coming ] READY-MDI eo.cre1e dell_. 1 LJ [,Hl house <'l eanmg . Mrs. or 992·3702 evenmgs. renee. Long Botlom, Ohio, 1 1965 PONTIAC - - $ml ingtooi. year: Mr. alld Mrs. V"':'al ed ri&hl to yrsar projecl. J1'aot 7 :u tic Mae Hawk . Phone Herman · 98o-38M. t II ftp ' VB Catalina 2 dr. Hard Top. •. Ray Alkire left Saturday lo ,Jobl!llon, prestdent and voce ud e•"" . .,.__ aUmata WarJit'f', Wolf Pen R8ad ! -Jusl an·ived. Like new in· M -• .... 9 16 31pl•2 'lOOM trailer, natural .. gas, QUARTER hom, bay, 9 years stde and out. Power .teenn1 0fCaS oltend Rio Grande College. i president, reopecUvely, rt. Pbooe f92.328t, GoeJII!iD ""====== .... -... · ... . "' " • water, OJJJ utensils turnished , old, al!o bay poRy mare, due · & bralces. Aulomatic shift. Mrs. Ava GiJkey and Francis Lon Roush. secretary ~ treasurReady-Mil Co., MJddleport ; •· ask...o t close to store and close to lo colt al so hay for saIe. On. Thi ~; i4i a one owner trad~ in Alkire were oupper gues 11 o1 er. Eacb family ,. "" 1o Ob1o. 1 1111 ~ ,.. my hom• phone lo u.-, will oow. bred. Ph. 992·7,931 . 1964 PONTIAC - - $1191 tbe H. D Gilkeys Tuesday eve- bring lheir o~a fam.ily ~slory o\JR CONDITIONING Retrlger ~ 18 5tp VB Calll1ina 2 dr ..Just arriv· .mng at GaUipolis. to next year I reuniOn an tbe ....... J--L• R•'-'• I' rent to couple or private per· ed. One of tbe cleanl'st 64 "1 bo lh 1 f mily bislory c a It(.., ~ ...c:e. aa.:a I SOLI"8" son. Ph . 1143-2600, Portland, 0., PIGS: Marvin- StoRe. Harriwn- anywhrre. Only 23,648 ..,y Mr. and Mro. Joh• Maosle pes a _~ a a ntioll, New Baftll. Pilon• BOY or GIRL t 9 tfc ·11 R08d 9 16 6tp I noiles. It i' beautiful whitt BY EDNA KNOPP Rev. and Mrs. WilHam Ban>- be comp 1.... II< I In Rutland To ----~-- --~--1 VI e . . hart have returned from Akroo Gifts were given to ~e t'OUple nl H51'1.. · finish witb blue interior. 4 1 15 ROOM modern house with ' 1964 ALCOA house b-ailer, lilis The Fnendohip Jl'arm Bu- and espect too live Ia Meigs witb lhe oldest combmed ageo ~!EATING, PLUMBING, Karat Earn Mo_ney and Prl... bath , full siz. bas.ment and , 10. 4 It eJlension on living ; BLAETTNARS reau Council met at lho home, county which were Mr. and Mrs. Doul Bottle Ou. Anoia I 1 Delivering Tho Daily garage, avnilu!M~ now , inl room aAd sam1 on k.itcbe1, · Pomeroy, Ohio oi Esther West Thursday flvea-) Mrs· Nellie Tracy tojoyed her Lo1 Dickens, younge~t presut, Brolben. m 1:. MaiD St.. Sentinollo Hlablished New Haven. located on 'lid- owned by William Boyer, red to K inR. Pre•ent wert Harold and I birlhd.ay din••r at ••e HallidAy- Lesa JaAt Bt!Wller, largest I'GIDoroy. 1 :D II• I w.ay Drive , will rent reason- and whi.te, below Drive-in, IRISH Cobbler pota 811, eg. I beU C h A dr nd. ·~ w• Route I b nebec potates for winter. •a arna an, n ow a Atkina home. flmily present, Mr. lll4 Mn. ---~;;;;;;;;;;;;;--a 1<. Ph. 882-ztlfi2. . lolasol, w. lfa. t If 6k Aloo tanning lomaloes, pict Nora Cro!8, Gene Yost, Char- Mr IUid Mn Robert Jewell Lon Dickens, lbo8e present who IIIIUI'IIICI 1 19 61 CALL 992-2156 ________ _ _ P ONE- SET- t>1 used 11ar-bell y111 r own, fl busheL Charles 1.. Theiss, Edison and Mary had 'as dinoer · guest& Suoday bad beeo married the lolpsl, =:-~=::,::::::,;:..--== ~~~~~~~~~~,'~ Wanted To Buy weights, $15. lilting weight ol Hlllon, Portland. o . Roush, Edna and Otio Knopp, Mr ncl Mn Glel Jewell Down- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fry ant! GET A quolalloa fram IIEO· •' --·-- . 150 lb. Ph. 742-4176. f 16 31< t IS 2litp Rev. one! Mra. Paul llellen, ud M,. and ..... • Fronk lbooo travellnt lba farthest, TlilR INSURANCE AGENC\' STANDING limber i1 Ohio - - - --- -~ ~- Paul and Eddie Cross, Dokle alld one! VIr- Randy Ly0111 o! Canton, Ohio. INC. ltofllfll MWWiaj fOUl or West Virginia , or old , YOU - SAVED and olaved for NEW- 20gas logo - with Theiss, Sherry and the hosleal, At:i. · Allendhig !be reunloa were: 111111 IDsuraDce. We 1111)' llo BOY or GIRL : :•• one aillo to oave 1ft U. Lower Pomeroy & 0. VI81Wltp electric shampoeer $1. Pick . I 18 lie Tues. The nut meeting will ; ,.[;'"'" ncl ·Mr and. Mn Mrs. Byron Fry, Mrs. HBBkell Al1l'OMOBlLB ~ llelll Upper Middleport Routt OLD COINS andp apor curren- ens Hardware Co., Inc. 8UDGET PRICED IUnstture II! be olthe home of Wayne Rouob. ~ D. G~~ llltd ~ Joey Bloomer, Darvin llld Wancll, cucellldT Loot ;rour opera• E1rn Money •nd PriJ.. cy in nice condition. material 9 12 fie our third ftoor budget lbop. Mr. and Mn. Carl WalloR Galli ll Mn Louise Gilkey Bomer ud Luq E. JohRSOil, _.. llceDal?. Call WY ~Delivering The Daily i be lore 1909 especially want· USED · &tpoint~slo-;e, - excel- Boer Furniture, Mlddlepocl and daughrers of Newark spont K ~ iad a~ Kathy of AI: Lon and Jennie Dickens, Mr. 1 • lie Sonlinel•o Hlablishod 'I ed, payina current prices lent coodit.ion, Phone 949-2551. Obio. 11 12 tfc a weekend with Mr. and Mn. L-are ' 'tte lie s and Mrs. Vernal Johnson, Dale, " . uony we<e a moon ca r . J h Ge M Ml oonfid•ntial. Send list to: t 11 3tc BEANS, potatoes, tomatoes Frank Walton. ' M d M Arlh Gibson o n a1111 waRna, rs. na -·- M-. Mabel v-..·b, - to - - -·- ---·p of Thomas Beegle visited with .. r. an rs. ur . Albright, Mrs. Zula Fry, Mr. ""' •• uuo Cash Inc . P. 0. Box 648, RYE. Phone 843·2778. ond melolll. Clarence r . Mr. and Mrs. Chari.. Mallory VISited Mr. and Mn. Henry Wag- and Mrs. Jay Yerian, Lynn, Dolly Wolfe, and Mn. Clan CALL '1192·2156 I Mason. W. Va. I 9 12tp 1 9 18 3tc lilt, Portland, 0. Ph. 843-2254. al Albany Ga goner SuAday afternoon. Olber Cheryl aRd Pat Mr. a•d Mrs. Mae Sargent Jlefrlllltmenll 1 AN'I;IQU"s: NEW 1961 DVt7Q Duo boat Mrs. Theiss and dRugh- visitor• ot the Woggoners were Elbern Monroe: Steve and : were served by Mn. Berlba Help Wanted top tables, dishes, cut glass,] with OMC !20 Steru drive.,li"S TERRIFIC the way we're ter. Arlene, spent a week In Mr. and Mrs. Daaa Young. Sandra, Doug Coulter, Mr. and Robil18011. C ; :A :-;R ::-;H"OPS wanted ROW . Must I miscellaneous items. L • e now oR display, Schwarze! aelling Blue Lustre for clean- Florida visiting Aviet Thei.. Mary Howell of_Dowmng~n Mrs. Ralph L. Duro~ Sharo1, Mrs. Howard Robl.- 11 1 Rudisill, 101 Lerlion Terrace, Marine, Hockingport , 0 . ing rugs and upholstery. Harrison and lamlly. open! Thursday w1th AVI Gil· Ronnie and Dale, Mrs. Lola surg1eal patient at Holzar be 18 or older. Apply in per- . Pumeroy, Ohio. I 19 30tp I II !21c Rent electrie shampooer fl. The Longsworth sisters (Eo- key. Lewis, Mrs. Ora Hlggina, Stew- Hospital. . son. Crow '• Steak House, i Baker Furniture t 12 61< Iller West, Evelyn Dobbins of Mrs. Emma Brlghlls art McDermitt, Miss Mary Mr. and Mrt. Greg TbeoPomeroy. 9 14 lfc : lt66 ZIG ZAG DIAL-A-STITCH Providence, R. I., and Dorothy log her Rutland farm Wilh I Rcush, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bow- dore and children, LIH lll4 --..,.-----_-,-,--ed - ·1 swing needle. Zig zag built McSwigon of Ne\'1 Cumberland, new chimney. aer and Lesa Jane, Penny Lou Tndd, of Columba& llpellt the Emplovment Want in for butttnholes, b I in d w. va.) called on Mr. and Mn. Guy Bolin spent 11 aftenlooa Dicltena, Terry Shirley, Mr. w<£kend with tbelr paren11, Mr. LADY wishes .5 days a week ACR1188 2. ...., 21.1n00bems, monogram, etc. Guar- Harry Wolfo recently. with Dana ,:Ur•er. Iii d one! Mrs. A. J. Dicken• alld Joe, •ncl Mrs. Ray Hebtey. ·-• work . Mrs. Lewis Peter.:;., t . City bt eoverlncChin, anteed. Only 1 payments left Edith Grimm of Kent and Tom We1m 1I _pu Ill OWD Mr. IRd Mr!. Wilbur Stewart, Recent vtsltora of Mr. .... Sycamore Street, Middleport, Georgia !. cuueagu~ l•n· '' eadJ. Trades accepted . Pll. Patty and Archie Tarr and a ntw well ·on hit property. Tammy and Tony Fowler, Mr. Mrs. Aiel Wheeler wert Mr. 1~: ~!,.ee Ohit. 9 16 3tc ~: ~=~ 22. ~~e 192-2685. t 15 6tc aon , Shawn, Cuyahoga Falla, Jack Stewart, 11mmy and Li!a and Mrt, Larry Foster ~f .~ - awa~. WANT WORK as practical point ,,,,..., StewDrl. Mlr. and Mrs. Johnny lumbus, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mor· 1966 VACUUM CLEANER out opont 1 weekend with Mr. and .. oarlb ll Re;nvig· :H. Brow• T k I Mrs Earnest Gritr.m and Mr O'tlSVl Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Richard ·ril and llllwlnurse. Will !lve in 5 days a 12'. R:ncU•h 01-ate m the of lay-away an ype com' · · Le d Cit G daughter, d M Erin,,..__ ,._ auuwr·ek. Ph. 773->746 or 77'1.1. Phwe tR ~un plete wilh ~ttachrnents. Only and Mrs, Harry Wolfe. w1a an eryl, Mary Jane mg reen an rs. Ucu~·p~~~~ 1!. Pronr & row 1203. 9 II 3tD 25. Tha~~r h 1 fl Ph Mr and Mno Omar Dailey lll4 Ann and Randy Lyons. Wolfe of Washbtgton, D. C. 1 $4i H . A. tribe ol 3. Kindred G<r. · · !si"J:en s eac • el5 ltc . spont I vlsitlnl lhelr Recent vlstlorl of Mr. and - ---- ·-- Alronqutu • · Sold)en Indluw ill mptlvllJ '"· ::::"' For Rent children, Mr. and Mrs. LawMrs. Dorsa Pai'IIODI wera Mrs. JO. Aat.erlak - - - Ui16.. Sprite S1. Engrave · • . o.n.oa USED l!lliti Shasta travel trail· renee Dailey and family lll4 Ud Zma Barnett of Lorain, Mr. 8tupety H . Auricular 33. ToUo , . .,. or, 2 Apache Eagles, campThelma and family of East Lawrenco Rope WIS ca e 1o e fOVe and Mrs. OUs llussell of MI. VERY NICE I rcom unfurnish- 17. Jr.'a 16. ]1\ .. 3<. Strike 41 . Tdrrld ing equipment and rentals. Liverpool , Mr. and Mn. Thorn- Indiaoapolls, Ind., by lht death . Allo, Mr. and Mrs. ClrlliusMI ed apartment in Middleport. rela.t.lft m~tl~ .,,. M. G,...k •s... """"""Roush and Lyoos Campin• ol hio uncle, Joseph Rupe. He and family o1 Tol...oo Mr ·-' 18. Goee Ph. Walter Crooks. 992-3631. letter ~ a!\ Autherson of Lowell and Ru.. w ' · IUAl 19. Newt 30. wolk payrn..t Trailers, Mason, W. Va. Ph. by Ludwig and famUy ol Cleve- waa accompaaled by his son, Mrs. Chester Durst ol NUu, ~ 19 lfl"' 20. Tark ingtGiti ~ throu&h ti. Cbln... t12-28116 or 773-5611. 9 13 lfe land Larry, and Lloyd Jenkins of Mr . and Mrs. Ronald Dun! ot rlJ RNISHED aparlmeot, sis .21. Proiope """"' river CANNING lomaloes, 50c bush · Pomeroy. , Girard and Mr. and Mn. Pet. 23. Greek rooms and bath, utilities fur6 I~ ~ leiter I' ~ I" ol, pick your own or $1 bushRecent guesls ol Mra. Bell Mr. and Mro. floyd Lane and n,e Apple Grove WSCS mel Durst, of Flatrock, W. Va. Dish£'d , close to husines~ dis-~ :M. 8kla el, picked . Don Hubbard, Sy· Theiss were Mr. and Mro. Robchildren of Marion IJI"AI 1 at the church Tuesday evenMr. and Mrs. Ray Heiner 1r·ict, no pets. Ph. 992-3092. I" ~ racuse, 0. . 1 t3 6tc ort Crawford and family o! Coweekend with ber parents, Mr. lng. Devotions were led by visited Mrs. George McCIIDrr. ot thlpt 9 18 Jtp 113 28. To be , . lumbus, Mr. ond Mrs. P au I and Mra. Riehard Jacks. Mrs. Naomi Slobart Group lock, a patient at the Pl...onl ~ I BEDROOM bouse with l>ath, In debt PUPPIES: miJed between CockHoback and daughrer of JackCharlotte Rupo lo employed singi"' of "I Love 1o Tell the Valley Hospital, Pt. Pleasant I~ I'" I" 30.Tbe skiee er Spamel and FreAch Pood. Goe 1 • J 1 Stor · garng~ . large lot, for adults. ~ ~ le. Ph. 992-20'11. ss er 1 ewe ry • 81 Slory" wao followed by prayer Mra. Ora Carsey and 1001, 32. Deeply 1 13 etc sonv11le. Fla. , Herb Cooley and 11 J ohn Sheets, Box 64, Middle-10 In love I" I'" . grandson. George, of MI. VicPomeroy. by Mrs. Slobart Mrs. Early Ro1er and Terry, Pogev!lle, vii1 ~~ Jl<lrl. 0 . 9 16 2te 3f..Stlblum : ONE Kingstoo swe<'per wtb tory . Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mee- Roush, preslden~ _presided ov- lted Sunday wllh Mr. 1111 jn oym. TRA.ILfi: R B ro wn '~ T r a i 1er aU ·attachmerlts, like new. Visiting with Mr1. Esther ser and ehlldreJI Gf Columbus er the business meetint when Mrs. Alex Whee1er and Bin 36. One time Court. Minersville, 0 . PhWit Ph. 941-2261, Racine. 9 13 6tc West recenlly hatre been her were r"'-'ent w<£kend guesll of platlll were made 1o hold a rum- and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rolllb 37. Couple 'l'l2-i121. 9 1\ 12tc .fO. Penruyl~ brothers. Thorne Longsworth her porenlli, Mr. and Mrs. AI- ma1• sale, Sept. 24th, at the and family. vanl& river and family of Omaha, Neb., pha Barr. Other dinner guest& Ebersbach building at Pomeroy. Mr. IUid Mn. Carroll · Willie 1 HlX!M house with bath and -42. Not ann •• ~ 43. Cor&] Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loogsworlb were Mr. and Mro. Larry BaiT Memben atlendi"'! were Mrs. and dRughten have moved 1o util i1 ~: room . good garden. 1\1- ~ lsllllld >1 and doughter, Carol, of Brecks- alld oon, David. Cora Buck, Mrs. Bertha Robin- the Roy Pearoon resldenl» 11 ben Hil l, Racine, 0 . Phone I" i'" ~ -44. . Kind ol. ~ ville, Earnesl Longsworth of Mrs. Emma Ledlle and daughson, Mrs. Naomi Slobart, East Letart. 949-1261. 9 14 6tc leather . 141 1 ... I"" Charleston, W . Va., her sisters, ter, Shirley, attended 1 lamily Mrs. Julia Norris, Mnr. Mabel Frlencla of lhll commwlll)l 46. Girl '• ~ NEWLY decorated apartment, aiekname Mr. and Mrs . Dale Dalley and Dorothy Mctlwlgen lll4 husreunion Sunday. Olhen atlelldRoush, Mrs. Anna Wheeler, were sorry to hear of the death I~ 4 large rooms and bath, drap4&. Ifttemal uns, Mrs. A wilda Bailey and band of ~ew Cumberland, W. lng were her brother and famMrs. Clara Mae SarJenl, Mrs. ol Homer Oliver Warner oi·Kitl, erit's. lirlOieum, new owner, 14' ""'· Byron, of Maringo. attendVa., Evelyn Dobbino alld huoily , Mr. and Mrs. Marcua Weo•Joyce While, Mrs. Be" Parslmm<£, Fla. He was lhe '11011 IIOWN 110 Rutternut Me ., Pomeroy, ~ I . ApporUoa ed lhe Rally Day serviceS at band of Providence, R. I .. her er and Mr. and Mrs. Howard , sons, Mra. Lucille Rhodes, Mrt. of Mr. and Mn. Homer WamOh1o Also furnished apartlhe Hoek Springs M.E. Church. daught~r . Bea Cornell, huB· Brown of Pt. Pleasant. Donna IDII, Mra. Dolly Wolfe, w of Apple Gnwe, who surmt>nt . low rent. Ph. 992-2639. DAILY Cltl'PWQUO'I'I!:- Hen'~ . _ t. wed< M: Mrs. Wilbur Bailey and band and son of Fort Bran. N. Mr . and Mro. Alpi'a Barr and Mrs. Elleen Buclt, Mn. Shlr- v!ve alon1 with his wife, l.Qu9 14 61< .t.llTDLa.a..a.xa daughter, Ruth Ann, visited rei-~ C., Mr. and Mnr. Robert Dob- son, Mike, were ~ent · Sunday ley Ables. Blrlhdaya observed lse, a !1011, Sieve, of Kisslmto LOXGIO'J:LLOW I R00M house and bath oa - mee, a sister, Mrs. Inez Roy, ODe letter ll,.ply at.andl for anotber. Ia thl8 .ample ..l. • mad ative! in Columbus a recent bins and sons of Atlanta. Ga. Jht guests of dleJr son and Laure. St. , Pomeroy. Ph. 992tor the &h~ L'a, X lot the tw• O'a, etc. Slnl"le ~ ...-.. Saturday · _ family, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Clarice Longstreth and C. C. and a brother, Arthur,. of Ro>293. 9 1; tie and tonn&Uca ..t tho......, u. aa to.loolo. Mr. and Mrs. William Rad· was 1 recent gu.. t of Mr. and Barr of Ook HilL . Bolen were oupper guesllr ol 'ctne. Mr. Warner wao a grlllla&•ch da y the cock! kitten Re dltfermt.. I ROOM apartment and baLh, ford and daughter. Mary Lou, Mrs. William Gru...,r. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cor- Mn. felly. 11At of Racine Hi~h School. and furni shed, Middleport . Ph. were business visitors in CoRev. and Yra. Lesler Taylor moo of Columbua spent 1 SunDavid Barr, Infant son of Uved In this rommunity until IP a .. A. a ,n !19'l-3874. I 12 lie Jumbus last week. and dAughter, Linda, of Sclot. day at Langsvllle and atrended Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr, un- enlertng military service. AlB 1 I It X II' 0 T • D It " :I Cl D • It MiM Carrie Beth Bearhs ville attend·'d Rally Day aerv- lhe annual homecoming at lhe derwenl surgery al Holzer Hoo- lending the funeral services 11 fHR EE ond four room furnisnA.XNKJfD. XD XII ~HBK lj,J.I'J:II' .t.a:J of Pomeroy spent Friday night Ices al the church here. They church here. They also visited pllal last week and Jo recover- Sarasota, Fla.. on Tuesday, . eo alld unfurnished apart· and SalurdRy with her uncle remained overnight Sunday and wllh her niece, Mr. and Mrs. inl •at!sfacolrlly. were Mr . and Mrs . Homer' Will'· OKQll IXQ.-DBT'fCKLTK me•t• WY .r543t. 12 5 lfc tllld aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Monday 1o vlsil wllh Mrs. Tay- Wallace Fetty and daughter and Alpl!J Barr returned lo his ner, Mr a"d Mrs. Clarence fOim ROOM furnilbed aport . .., - · Orn' t 'nr Llll'll , . K.tll'ntll ~ 111'. WJI Bearhs. lor's parenls, Mr. and Mrt.l Mr. lind Mn. Kenneth Long- employed lifter opendlna • 1 Roy and Mr. and loin. Arthur l!llll WY WGU. I 11 lie IH"' Bll: l'..ullZII PR• ft'LY - - . J Mlu AU<e Euler, Middleport, ADIIII Leonard. llrtlll llld sou, ~f. Mr1. Willi l1ie famliJ. I' Warn1r. - - LI'L ABNER ntE fOlRi LII!U• TENANT TAII:E~ __..,.__.,. _ 1' It GEORGE WONOER liiiRt 1962 COMET $765 j Phone 992-2143 Wl 2-2151 1 Custom 2 Door, 6 cvl. Std. tran 1. ~tlio ud heater, vi~yl ~oJack W. C1rsey, Mgr. flY 2-2193 Porn1roy Pomeroy, 0. IIIDDLIPORT OHIO Mlnhnum C:h•r .. " ""'[~""',;,;,,;,,.,.,.~':-'....~:;'":'~] Can beBalfinancedlik with of500.00 11 c 1 ntl _.r werct ,., flilf"H c.. ·lerlor h ·trim, d 1like ne"· W .W. hnM. Li&ht green QVer wh1te fm· II Sal ~- ~:iii!i!:5iii:!i'ii:ii'iiiii!i!iii'ii!!Ol!!!Ol!~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:l'•..;;;.,;,;,. ..eut•v• u...",.... ts · pnl"t> 0 mo,·r CLEAN your rug! ror les3 ,...an down. ance e reo... I , ":"~ 1961 RAMBLER . $59~ lc a ft. with Luslro Foam. price fli.OOO.IIO. : SELLING OUT =,.;ln;::;i..,n.;.:.T_T.,..S.-,rv;;clc:cet ::;:-:- ·· CA"D o, THANKS • o•nuA•tu Conv. Cpe. Good til't'-t, 6 cyl. en~ine. S1;Ji. lrtms. RadJo an Eledric shampooer rental IIIDDLEPORT _ BROADW'Y ,."""'SS Breed.INJ Service. t II.U ,., M woro MIAimua IHh " ..u•u• "O ••-:;~~~~ :;~.~· heat.r, good top . $1. Ebersbach Hdwe., Porn•· _ 111 story frame, 1 ntOmo, •2 USED CARS LEFT choice 01 180 lllllla ID 18 dair, roy, 0. 9 15 etc bath, utility room, cellar, •PARTS for OUTBOARD and beef breedl. For terVi< ' 0 ~... ' = ;---:-:;--;----:-' ; ......... -a::::MOTORS al •' "· Dial Parter'• 'm-m· oTT0·• , ....~:·~ • ,. DON'T pump your sluggish sopworkshop, corner lot (4. s All New R-·~vr ~'"2! •BOATS & MOTORS • 106) .., '~ 00 PomeChestfot,. mu:y~;:•:~•••• OPEN EVE5. 9:00 P.M. tic tank. Get Klean-Em-All • ... ~. · eC1r •Tru.. •Metter •BOAT PAINT ·-• or III5-38Zf It 1 3111 PHONE WY 2-2156 oeplic tank eleanor. Land· IYRACUSB- CHURCH liT.•Bulldoaer •TOOLS ;. fl I I I I I , mark farm Bureau. 2 story remncleled brick, 7 •Any TnS.At wrrB COLD WEATHER •· I II SOle rooms 1t large bedrooms), bead. erlckets, spiders & olto I For Rent I For Sale _ _ ) - - -- - - - - bath, furuace room, cellar, Metropolitan Moton or Insecta wlll be comlna In 11 · AD.~MS Trading Posl and An- • --I SINGER SEWING MACiflNETHE AMAZING Blue Lustre level lot I t50JIOOI. Properly fl'f :l-2ltl Mlddl-rt, 0 Evlllllngo ond S~tut'doy llde vour home wbero tique Store moved to a new I N~CE . ~h r;;omli ~nd ba~ dd~n- Tnis machine equipped to 1 Will leave you r uphol~tery In excellellt eondition. Askin& 1"'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"'-,,~~ warm. Protect your bomt location, now al Cross Rugds I ur_ms e . .apattment.' I e- ztg zag, make buttoaholes, beautifully soft and clean. ,12,500.00. from tbese pestl with~B Junction 124 and stllte route ' porI. Ohto. Ph 992-3874. darn. etc Pay $.1 on per Rent ele<trir shampooer $1. Albert M. c.. , Broker ovailable . at Kina " 143 on Rutland Road . Phone I 8 3 lfc b1 d Baker •'ul·ru·ture co. W lapply Co., Middleport. - --~ · - - - month , or pay a an ct c Beary Cleland, Sal..maa I 11 II< 74l-44R U 16 Uc THREE and four room fur l5t>O . Ph. 992-3218 . 9 19 61< IIIU838 - ....., • c:.-: :.~··'lfa.e,.. ::.!c.1~,..... .c..r;r.;t ' · w.... I DON'T K>IOW WHAR TO STAHl" Rul &tat• For Sal• W~NT 1.===========--=.1..--~~.:.:.:...=-;1 I Our Own Pomeroy ••:..:.1-r:~..:-~·~t~ Pome• c ov .SM~P;T~KES OP M INFORMAAD ltON CAHC:ILLATIOND .' . Sal• COO~IN~ HOUSE CLEANII\l~ WA9HiN' AN' IRONIN', . ~H9)'PIN' y<IOO!l, PLOWirJ'-SAI<&S ALIVE II I GCT SO MANY CHORES TO 90-- 1 ~. .. .... I H ~fioON ~- h• Tool W"Tllii'"IENT, ''\C\"Jt" • ·...., 54\10 •:f. ;fie'~ : (:1 DR-tP g,·t ,_~- --~ :·•f' . ·~·JJ . :'~~J ~:-. ~ . .. • -'tl-"'"· .. ~··4 .. . .•.. . ~{ ·, ·. ·.·, r·:'.l ...."". t•• ; .. . ' . "' .\ I ' ;1 ./:.., • • ' >. ··~~· ·~ '" ~ ... ~ ' . ' ' .. · ·· .~ 'l' · t . ' r ·l . -\ . ~~ - o'-1 ,....... -~ .... ... 'Td>T ~~MOT ~lSUT S HE S l.lR E ''=~' PAllS ONTO A ~WJ 0" ""DAJJ0"1"S• MILLIONst 0~, 5~U ·TI--IER ~ ~••·•-•' !-IE I=Ell i=OI? FLATTERY.! �., ' ,, I. ' ' 1 ;:::; ' ' Mr. and . '. ''· '~·· :... About ~ Middl f eport ~ Enjoys Outing At New Home Earl 0. Thom8, . Mr. and Mrs. MiUard Around and Van About A blue and white birthday er roast, buffet supper a n d 'Irecently with Mr. and Thursday James Weber. l'ake ice cream, kocJI ade and indiv,1dual eupcake~; with lighted candll's, were served to Kelh " g"ll""~t~. Tommy Haw\ey. Cheryl and Tommy Roseberry and Anna Katherine Wiles by \,1rs. Patsy Thoma and Mrs. Doroth11 Roseberry . The ·F\intstooP theme was carried out in plates and napkin ~ Favors or coloring books and ballons were presented to uc~1 Pictures were each g · al"o Itaken. . d anv nice K£> ly rect>dlvel m·h.I~S guests gift~ and car s rom ' · t ::~.nd uncles - grandparents , aun s ' · '~ i 1- ,. ' f'' I· •'!.' '· I• TONIGHT thru TUESDAY HER '\1AN "S HERMITS in "HOLD ON"' (Tecl1 mcolor l Ht•rman's Hermits Shelle}· Fabares Sue Ann Langdon Futur~tt• ., lillie II hioler)>, A Meigs Coljnty couple, wideIy known Guernsey breeders, Monday began a tour they probdreamed possible b! a MY never d Mn E'·on R-··•· r. an · "" """''' RD Racine, left by jet Monday c0 I bus tour of from um on a Europe including the picturesque Isle of Guernsey where the Guernsey breed of cattle orlgi· noted. They are part of the Ohio Dairy Farmere Good Will Pea· pte-to-People Delegation to Eur· ""::;eluded In the group are Dr and Mrs. Charles L. Blackman, :!;r.l'; Robert ' by r BfRR~'S WORl"U l formerly of Ohio Slate Universily. Dr. Bla~n bas .judged at the Meigs County Fa1r. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Henderson (re. 111 tired county •t of Noble County) are allfl In the gr;u~ the haste" I• the above i sity, spent the weekend with 1his parenlc:;, Mr . and Mrs . Rog' er Morgan and daughter, Cathy. ! Dave Wiley, Ohio University i student, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Cleland Mrs. L. R. Wiley. · at the horne of Mrs. { / p,;· }'.:_::';...__---------"""":' .;:[' : 1 Headin~1°P ordy ce . y, :r gr~uphead 0 j Rhodes' Tour Points Set Hines. """"CAcc N"'SW ER TO SU!'.'DA Y'S PUZZLE I I WednesdJy, Septemb•r 21 NOT OPEN 8111101111C!ed eeue•• freobmen wiD play !be Mar· letla Collece fr01bmen oa Monday, OdGber 3, al 8 p.m. Admluton will be $1 lor •d•"· aDd 10 cenla for lltadeDIB. ..Im-....,ately ~ follo'wiDC the ,...., pme the wW Pomeroy &-·aten serve. Athletic refretb· "'"' menlo ta ... two teama. G Police 0 T0 sCh00I In Gallia A study course In Ohio Law Enforcement Officers Traln~ng started Monday night In Legion Hall in the GalllpoUs Municipal Building. The baslc 20 hourlfloourse Is mandatory for aU 0 cers appointed since Jan. 1, 1968. It will run II weeks and will be held Monday through Thursday from 7 to 11 p.m. Unit 1 of the course Is 70 hours, and Unit 2 Is 50 hours. Enrolled are office';' of the GalUs County Sheriff 8 department, city police, and officers from Melp oounty· They are Paul North, Carl Manlskas, John Altizer, Gary Wallace, Joe Owens, Denver Brumfield, Sl· las Hamllton, Ck ' os Wiseman, and Sheriff Denver Walker, Gal· 11a county, and from Meigs are Sheriff Robert Hartenbach, Leo Crew, Tooy Taylor, and Daniel and Curb Pooler. Is Asked in Petitions >~ I Petitions asking establishment waters. of t conservancy district with- - Diverting, or In whole or In the Leadln• Creek Watershed m· part, ellmlnatinn water • ·~ . ., orea were being circulated to- courses. day In the western roection of - Providing a water supply Meigs County, lor domestic, Industrial and Attorney Frank W. Porter public use. Jr., following a meeting with a -Providing for the collection group of residents of !he water- and disposal of sewage and shed area Monday, said volunliquid wast.. produced In leer workel'll will seek signa. the district. lures of at least 1,000 persons It was indicated a hearing Interested In the proposed dis· he conducted in :.lelgs lrlct. Pleas Court within 60 The petition, In part, says: after the petitions are ''Within the proposed district seeking permission to there is an urgent need for form the proposed conservancy the estlibllshmenl of flood con- · Porter pointed out the trol, public water supplies, strip circumference of the proposed mining land reclamation, gen- conservancy district area Is era! control of streams, sewage 151 miles and covers practically cflsposal and establishment all of the western half of the recreational faciUUes county. cannot be economically and feasibly provided by the vidual freeholders In the • • 1 trict or by the established ert)lllental bodies within the poaec1 district, but which can . be accompHsbed through a <'<>nservancy district that can quallly for federal and state assist- ., mer Y 1 Ob'10 the Dairy De_P.frllllent a State Unlversllf ~ho has spok· en at the ~·liS County Dairy Service Umt _dinner. Their schedUle c~lls for three Mr. and Mr~. Rou1h WiU See Where It .4ll Started days m Scotland VlSltlng dairy herds, two days In London, Engthree days m DeDIW!rk .' dairy ~ds and.arllficbreeding umts, and "' days Soviet Russia. The last vlsii ance." Governor Jameo A. Rhodes County Court House. Elks Home in Gallipolis. Europe wm be three days ., Porter said establishment of wlll ' conunue.hla Heport to the The tour wlU leave I.agan at The Governor'• tour bus t France vlsltlng .the land wher' such a conservancy district will People Tour nell Tuesday .ln al9:30 and proceed sou.th . oo wiD leave Gallipolis at 2:30 p. Charolais ct1tlle originated. lend Improvements In public fW[ng through southeastern Route 93 to McArthur m Vmton m. and arrive in Pomeroy for a As a side trip on the . to~, health, nfety, convenience, or ()hlo touching GaUlpoHo and• County. He will speak In front rally at the Meigs County Court four Guernsey breeders Wlll welfare and also announced · Pomeroy and other points. of the VInton County Court House at 3 p.m. It the Isle of Guernsey where the foliowing purposes: He· will leave Columbus . at House at 10 a.m. I ' the Guernsey breed of cattle - Preventin floods. •=30 a.rn, (ESTl by bus and wWI The !Our will leave McArth- Leavmg Pomeroy at 5, the originated. g m h nne! travel Route IIIIo Lot!an .ur at 10:30 golol south on tour wUI proceed north The purpose of the trip Is to by-.:=tin~a 'oo"d s In H-e.~· "f. a break· Route t3 to Wellston Route Route 33 to Atheno where at . understallding and rcenln lbem • ng a eepfut ·a t/ il ' l Re-1111 at 327 to Route 35 and south to p.m. a rally and ox roast between peopleo of gReclabnm flllln et ' e · . ·(""'". ',rotlollllile ,: ll!e Galllpolj.o, be held at the Athens ThlJ particular II or g w 1 GGYernor. wru to the Fail: GrGllllds, publle Ja mail! liiJ· of .ohJ o and overllowed Ianda: lpnt il: •.: . ',j,f j1u1 Hacklqi eon will be beld at 11001t at the.Invlted. farmers and dairy lndlll· · PJ:ovldinl lor irrigation 1 where 11 may be needed. try peop e. • - Regulatlol the flow AUCKLAND, New Zealand streams, and oonservlng the (UPI) - The vohmteer fire bdiade at tile tiny town of CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) Paeroa tnraed up smartly 'nle United States rocketed Its today at a blaze Ia a second surveyor lunar tanding HOI'l.G 'k:ONG (UPO - Military a;uthorities in ~e­ photographer'• obop 100 yards robot on a picture-taking klni .charged today that a group of Chme~e Commumst from the olatloo- bat forgot · apet~Itlon toward the moon to party offlcialll:and intellectuals were plotting a coup to to brinl die eqloe. scout the eenter of the Apollo ovei1hro\V'the ·regime of Chairman Mao Tse-tung. Tbe brlpdeamen were atastronaut laadlnB zone. I Peklilg Radio, In a broadcast monitored here, said teudlag weekly practice wheu "power factions" within the Communist party were try. !be fire broke out. lbey ran Robert Burke, 18, of Colmn· The 2,2M-pound spacecraft ing to restore capitalism in China and that "bonrgeols to tile o1top thea bad to oead a bus, sustained palo!~ lnJurll!& wao attempting to malcb the TOLEDO (UPI) _ The two • Monday at 1:35 p.m. m a lllngle Oawle!s soft landing of Survey· mo•th dispute between the city and reactionary Intellectuals are spreading the poisonous IIU1D back for the ..&fDe. lbe lnflllence of the bourgeoisie ideology." oar accldeat on Route 124, or 1 June 2, but was headed and H a d firemen over salobap ••• deotroyed, tenlhll of .a mUe east _of toward a more difflcul ap- ary ended early today Laurel Chff Methodist proach Into a roogher' crater- following a marathon bargainPARIS (UPO - Communist China Is trying to pre· ch~. . "-'-rt ocarred area on the moon's 1n1 session. vent tile North Vietnamese government from arranging Me1gs Countr Sherllt ';'"; surface. Ralph Burton, International 1 peaee -talb with the United States, it was learned today. Hartenbach s t, Surveyor %, nearly Identical representative of the firelight. Informallon reaeblng Paris said the leaders In Hanoi Burke trav g eas 1o ita widely ac<lalmed prede- era' union, saki the agreement and Peking are sharply split over the question of opening his engma stopped, cauB- cessor raced into the early C!llled for an immediate $325 F 1 and Mrs. A. H. Ebersbach , Mrs. Bentz Wolfe, Mrs. Cleland Hines, .\Irs. Denver Thoma and Mrs . Ben Neutzling. The October meeting will be held • v"· •own ~* A'i·~ peop~1111i~ l ~ Chfua·llolding Hanoi Away Columbus Youth Hurt In Accident Fr.o~·0pening Peace Talks Surveyo.r n .... Gets Of£ ·On Moon MiSSIOn T0 }ed0 FUSS On SalafJ•e8 Js Ended J::'C:...': JosephLyons · SIUD8DdOUS In~. ~ ~If ~' ~~~~' , fir~~ cl!'cum~jiieJ:.mmunlsl&l were Frigidaire Jet Action Washers have a 5 ·YEAR PROTECTION PLAN ii!l :liP , • ~. opiijl'l!l, m.;'aojltbeast S~iety News backed by General Molars. One-year Warranty f~r repa.r of any defect wit~out charse. plus four-year Pro~ec 11on Plan for furnishing replacement for any defective part m the eomplet. transmission, drive motor, or 111&1 G~PIGi'J' ~ pwnp. Jat-Simpl& daalgn for top depandJibilltyl DEEP NO BELTS to break! FOR NEW .. J CLEAN!~! NO PULLEYS to jam! I MMieiWDK SHOES NO GEARS · to weu out I Baker Furniture Co. .._..,... MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,_ __ Asia Stat.. tile Far.Eut m'''J*.~'Ia -tojheadillti!aie~Petlng, De oaun. ~ Tteported to have E · . lhla'llltormatlol ~- · ·VIet Pi'im'a dlpi• · ~ . pr-,n!ftln Ia Phnom Tuppers Plains longnt. strongell Frijidaite Wa1her ProtiCiian Pl111 '!'r- 1JET ACTlO~\ C91)tiDuatklll of ~d' " · !~~; 'lllited ... at no extra charge! N c~\:o;:.:•:t~~- morning sky at 8:32a.m. Em' annual wage Increase for both on the nose of an Atlas-Centaur groups, another 4 per cent hike the J h E .1 d . b vy r••• Pn!td... Cbades e Gau nt s state v a PT. · :- osep · t was unng a ea ...., saki. the Jlaqo! government early this month. Lyons. '12, Rt. I, died early . ill• car veered to the left 1Dfoi1:!1t4 the United Statea u This was said to have day at Pleasant Valley Hosp1t- side of the highway and Into lOIII as 15 months ago It IYOuld explained the strong Uno De al. He wu bom at Leen, 011 lawn of Walter Weal'll to VlelnM!ese .IVOIIld be willlng to 111 to,·11161!1!iifeilllce table If the Ulllted.,~ nameol a specific date ili4 .11rm pledge o1 Its '., l!UI ilif Jovermnent, . , bas vetoed SPECIAL! Save as we DOUBLE OUR SALES! I Dies Tuesday PLEASANT th~ rocket the launch met Its 38- next April and a $75 raise In minute ftrlng period with only cl thing tartlng next 'Zl seconds to spare. oar a11owance 8 If the spidery spacecraft 1' bargaining sessions Th~ ~ '' , ~ormation He 19 BUrV!ved by his wife, the former MlnDle Elliott, and three oons, Erueot Lyons Leon w. va. and Blll,y and Lyons: at home. A survivlnl daughter Is Mrs. Schwartz of Rt. z Pt. Pleulllt. A atepdaughter Is Mrs. Anu Sworll of Jolmstown, 0. Other survtvon are a brother and two sisters, Georl• of Lancaster, 0., Mrs. Vlolft 11arma11, and Mrs. Flora Barman, both at Rt. S Pl. PIant, There are two dren, aad two step fP"81111chll· dren. • Ser'(iees will be held at p.m., Friday at the MtiJr.Siev. w Funeral home. Rev. mlli Nash wDI oftlclate, ad • "'M said ..1 burial will bi Ia Lone Q a k thai o101an, ...,. . · say cemetery. Frientla . may call =·"learn and buBd, the funeral borne after I p.m,, iml~ wert 011 the Wedl!eaday. reaching Ports said relations between North VIet Nam and Cenununlst China are tar from oordlal. Hanoi's foreign minister, Pbam Van Dong was said to have tecelved little satfslactlon when be visited Peklnf ffi!ently In aearch of more Red Chinese aid. There was nothlng ·to Indicate that Hanoi bad moved any closer 1o the Soviet Union, however, and the French IOIIl'llll said there IHIIll Httle Ukllhood that Moscow would go to war openly 011 the of North VIet N&m. VZ i/.a V. Vl•dulJ• ~ s~e 'L · earn - King this north Mlss1as!PPl off .t cl\Y the when head Kin&. Of stepPed taday'a 8 llll'eetl of AUTOIUTIC WAS.HIIR wuMnrapeedol NORMAL for 111111lan and OIIITL!l f~r dalntica and delicalel. cJcleallllcludinc 8VPBIIBOAJC for beavily ooUed tbinp. ,-:. s water te-alert and lwatw lnellltleeliou. Mape·Mllf Iller! Trll* and hotdallllt. Donaid . of demanltratlon. Che~alieake Man iJ Kiiled in Wreck COLUMBUS (UPI) l'lu~Dley, :18, l"hpepeate, Ohio, wu .Wed earl7 today Ia a.,. ~ coiii8IOa on lllter- IIJ!IId I"';);~ t. a;111. llere, ' said Ill. I C!ll' ed. There were no IITQia. abouty 800 mlles east of Burke suffered three broken Surveyor l'l reotlng lite •• the n"bt aad a punctured 111111, ocean of stonna. Four minutes alter the fiery Teen•a£er KiUed, blutoff, the launch control Three are In iured C!ellter reported that the boosWAUSEON, Ohio <UPI) - ter's high-powered Cenlaur lloyd Allen Hlll, 18, Delta, wu upper stage took over as ldlled and three other lila- planned, pushiB& ita payload on .,en were Injured Ia a,,, Its 'a-hour voyage toward the Clllllainn Monday night at the moon. IDWsectlon of two Fui!Dn Coon- "All systerM are lool<IJig good If road& near here. · . at this Ume," the space &gnecy HliJ was riding In a car drl· reported s11 minutes after ven by Leslie Lulfs, II, 8WIJ>. launch. , . ton, and alse>' occupied by !lob- Surveyor 2 s malo JOb Is to ert Neuenschwander, 17l Delta, Jluh thousancls of delaUed wben It hit one driven by Unda doleup plcturea of lhe lunar Goldsmith, IT, Swantoo. landoeape back to earth ta help . Apollo plano'" aelect sltet for Mefp General lbtl !frat lll8Dlled lunar landing Admladolll - f!lladbie Wat- altC!Dlpt Ill two or three years. Pomeroy; Dana ,._, AI a apectacular bonus, Edna Llltle, a.dhlre. JRIII"IID DIAJialer Benjamin - None. tCanUnued on Pap 2) Ha~ employes plcketlnl clty ball IOVeral occasions. Court Orders T Fines for WO Two lloH were levied Monday morning In Meigs County Ceurt by Judge Frank W. Parter Jr. Aaron Hysell, Middleport, was senteneed to 30 clays In jail and costa lor drlvlnl a oar afler his driving rlgbta bad beell lllllpellded. He was 011 1 lllODtha probation and 27 daya of lhe jaU sentence suspended. on charge of left ol was lined fJO and costa. Manhall Reeves, Route I, Albany, was lined and oosla for havln& ~ve brakes. Hysel~ cirl~ ~ Bull Ce. Qter 0£COurt SOlt• Residents of the 8!'08 WW... the proposed district who 1111 be circulating the petlllonl 1*elude Jack Crisp, ciWnlllll of the Leading Creek W. . shed A8811datton, Langavll!l: Dale Wright, RD, Rutland; 0,:. de Seragg, RuUand RD I; a.. les Wyat~ Rutland; Carl U,., sell, Rutland; Joan CGunllQ; . LangsvUie; Lee Wood Sr., • 1, Rutland, and Dalo l'ri"'l', , · RD 1, RuUand. Landowners of the watenllili area who petiUonen aN iiillliljJ · to contact are invited to· .... identical petlllllns at lbe a.iC. land Department Store MD. ler's Grocery In RuUanci, Grooery or Word's ' G~ In Langsville, Hobbs GnlCII'Ji in Dexter or Lewll ~ StaUon at Harrlionvllle. · II MJSSJODS H)•t Targe·ts ID • ..... DMZ ·~ .. ,, SAIGON (UPI)- U. S. Air Force planet flew U missions against targets in the demilitarized zone separating North and South Viet Nam while Marine ground troops a few miles to .the south selz<:d a key vlllage from Communist r~gulars m heavy f1ghbng, U. S. military spokesmen Said today. ' Spokesmen srud flights of F4 Phantom jets and B57 Canberras attacked the buffer zone at tbe 17th parallelThe U. S. planes dropped napalm bombs on Communist positions in the touching off fire• ancl secondary exploSions. , u. S,•Marlnes a few miles away charnel tln'oli"gllebineguri;flre and captured a village Yital In the strqggle for control of a border provin...c:.:e:... . Th=ey:;::...;m=et:...e_le_me_•n_tsts_ Ol_.a North Vietnamese diVISion in a dawn·to-dusk battle, U. hell been held by the touch S. spokesmen said. North Vlelnamese DIB DlviOther Americans, troops sian In northernmost Qulllll Tit the 1st Air Cavalry Division, Province. The Leatherneeka, were confronting a second who spokesmen said C!Blled .. Communist division In the ··all their supporting wea[XIIll'' Central Highlands to the sputh. Including 111r 11r1kes IIIII They captured a communica· artillery, took over the v1llallll ~ lions cent., and killed IS late Monday and tiDed at lelia· members of the mixed ~orth S3 Communi.t troops In tllllr Vletnam~~e-V1et. Cong 610 Yel- tunnels and trenchee. low Star DIVISion. Otberl Killed The Marme assault was In the 98ffil 1"1111011 ""against An Dlnh vlllage, 425 Marines killed 15 North Vlell\lJtt ; miles north of S&gon, whiCh mese, raiaing to 532 the nlllllbW of Communist troops ll:lllitl; aince the be&lnnfng of ()pin. - .. lion Prairie on Aug. 3. .' . There were brisk ~ elsewhere across the OOIIIIl'r... . ~ne. * * ~umeroUI * 7,000 Reds SqueezedJ'n Bomb Zone :.f";:.Cba~. =~=~ Gaulle took In1 his Phnom .Penh ~:es L., S:Snd :~I::,!: ''=:!a!r:~. to Vele1'811S dupll.,.tes tb~ !:~:::c::,e~ held 1n Burton's motel room, at· ~~~~N!': ia hav~ · talkl, bltllliat Wasblnlton must 6.:: ~~~, :':.~ :~t·~! til; Knapp Lyons. Memorial Hospital by the Po~ =i"!n~ the moon's Sin~~< =~!ntheB;:,or .:!d sll ed the slusive _North IM!t a, dale for a military pullout VIet Nam "within a fixed and Mr. Lyons was a veteran eroy emergency squad. HJ! Medll - the Middle Bay - at much of the credit for mese. 324 B Dlv•~\on .;f In:•-:.c::cea aaid the North reasonable time." =~!"'t!g~;...';"'N~~. cond!U~n~! ~:= d~~ :::e .:·~·., ~~ n;.,u:a~ the lengthy dispute that saw ::;"~m:~li~~:;Wl..,~ I 1 Vi=':t~ks.d FrenchUe ldePenh• during thelsi! French ·PreBto Cambodi ~arm 23 1 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE I ' Edson Roushes Jettini to Europe =::~~~ Cons"'~;vancy ·District ~ ll~ ~~~~ lJH_)airv Farmers Good Wi . .. our ~:~..,,Slate • .J 1 ~1r5. Everett Dalley tertained the. Third fi'rid<.~y club Mrs. Donald L1sle . I the weekend with their oarcnls. Mr. and Mrs. James Friday evenmg at her home, ~---·~ Anne St. I . Brewington, Middleport, and · A short business session was I _held a~ a rr:oney makmg. pro- Mr. and Mrs . Luckeydoo, New conducted by Mrs. Henry Rei-~ Ject Wl~h Mrs. Max Meinhart Haven, W. Va. Mr. Luckeydoo bel, president, which opened as auctioneer. . I is attending Marshall UniversiWJth the Lord's Prayer in uni-: ~ames were played w•.th ty and Mrs. Luckeydoo is teachson. A round robin get-wei! 1~r~zes awarded to Mrs. Ray lng in the Huntington schools. card wa!-i sent to Mrs. Fred I Se•denabel, M~. Arnold Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson . . Dessauer. An auction sale Mrs . Dale Smith and Mrs. Atht:ns, visited Sunday with i · Gruver Erb. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones. Refreshments were served I Keith Morgan, Ohio UmverPomeroy. Ohio entt.P': POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO TUESDAY, SEP-T-EM_P_ - VOt:~VIIii:_N<?:._lOB __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~=:.:..:.:.=.:=-_;_---;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-:-:; Mrs. I ! Carl Kloes,Charles Mr. and Mrs. John Sr. Mrs. Roger Luckey· Sauvage, Hoback, Mr. Harris, Mr. and en- and Mrs. Her~rt Parker and doo, Huntington, W. Va ., spent E •• e ·'· ( • Deeoted To Th lnlllru,. 01 Th 'Me,.MaorJ ,.,..,. 1 son, Debbie Hartenbach, Mrs. with his father, Mr. H0 ld AUC t IOn . SOCIAL CALENDAR marshmallow toast evening on the lawn at their Mrs. C. A. Emmish has re-1 new home in Ral:ine. The group, turned from a visit with her atf' by candlelight and the light 1son, Mr. and Mrs. Rog~r Em- ~ of burning logs. mish in Dayton, and with her ' Following the supper, the daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Don group adjourned to the living Burkey of Marietta and. Mr. · room for a social program. The and Mrs. Earl Bougher tn Cosinging of hymns and old time lumbus . songs with Rev. and Mrs. Wenk M_rs. Leo Searls, Mrs. Perry de11 G Stutler as guitar accom- Hofrm:m: ~1rs . Halhe Mclntv:e, panist, was enjoyed. Mrs . Da1sy Pat~r.son and Mtss 1 Bernice Durst VISited the Tops Attending were Rev and Mrs. Chapter at Ravenswood, W. Stutler and Ke'lin, Miss ~. t :ucia Va j Karr, Mr. and Mrs Bill Wine- Mi~~ Marianne Woodgerd, CoF k ·· d 'th bf€nner and Steve, Mrs. ran - lumhus, spent the weeken WI Jm Rizer and F'ranklin II, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. HarTilE COIN SHOI>TAGE might have bad something to do Robert Flanagan, Mr arul Mrs. old Woodgerd with the development of this jukell:"i ~e first to Carroll Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris, dollar bllls from Thmusk!j··•~ovbers.doo=.'t m'!';:ne~ange. auues ill volume. e u.ae o:r; Paul Kloes, Miss Eleanor Rob- Columbus, spent the weekend Third friday Club Members MEIG$ TH~ATR ''I Pomeroy 101. Wolfe 1 . honored their Meter and Tony entertained the ~ ~on. Kelly , on the occasion of Eagles class of the Syracuse Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Powell of his 4th b~rthday, Sept. 13th. Methodist church with a wien- Fort Lauderdale, ·Fla., visited 1 ' . •· ;e~-:n-:~;~:e_ roy-Mi~::;~:~~e;:;9· l96S ,p~Ar-o·un~d!'\1.•30•dm:-~~ ~- - I Honored on His 4th Birthday • \. \ ~.', kllllll&.' _,, .' capturing 28 VIe! Con& Jlt ·* •> _ operation 75 m.Uea oouth~ . spokesmen slid. troops reported Saigon. "" A U.S. soldier wu shoiiD 1!1 I - U S troo ps band by an unknowu teuudiil near the coast. U.S. flghter bombers, artillery, ships Marines on the ground the crack Cemmumst force. u.s. Marines charged machinegun fire and the forUIIed border vlllage An Dlnh Monday, kiUinl North Vietnamese troops the aid of air strikes and lery. Marines to the west another !5 In ·an assault on Red mountain stronghold named "The Rock Pile." The savage assaults the green-unllanned nlst division wu backed up mlssloM _ several 116 Oights _ aplnat the nlst North. One group of blew up a freight train "Uke string of firecrackers" on raU line between Hanlll and Commnnt•l China. ~· !!~ •=Y~a:-: ,.: terrorist grenade blast -, 1 ln~c· a Vietnam:" policeman OD .., . ·' Saigon;!:. illIn Mlftloat lllfgcm reported that U.S. mls Ioos ross 116 Nam Mo:ay, 111 blo · a train Uke :':tncupof flreCI'III u It moved along miles northeast of Hanoi. For the flrat time Ia no Communist lllghted over the o1 Air Force Thunderchiel jet bo the train tn the "MIG Alley" were not88challenged. Navy pRoll from 1111 carrlerlln the South also battered North VllllliuJi rallwlyl. They hit the Dlnh yards 31 miles nortl1lut ol Thanh Hoa 1011them Db and Ia tnoelted a nearby .! MEGI'l;;ji~J' Vetera.. Memorial IIMpftal IIHlr Mml....,a - VeDa Mid· liolll J&mes mlsaUI aile. ~;1~-"'~a~ry~ Oamesvlillble·:lll � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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