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LINOLEUM ON IALI AT OUR WAIIHOUII ON MICHANIC ITIIIT Brlq your room meaaurements. All typu of 6ard surface floor roYetlnl&2 yd, wide, s yd. wide and f yd. wide. Beootlful PI~ Grange Month Is Theme of Program Hot. WED. •nd THURSDAY May S-6 NOT OPEN FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY May 7-8 "MAIL ORDER BRIDE" (Tf'chnicolor ) Buddy Eb sen, Keir Dullea Lois Nt>ttleron. ' "APACH& RIFLES" iTf'ChniccHor) Audie Murphy, Linda ~on , Michael Dante. tema for everr room in your home. Al10 Floor Tile on sale - Vinyl Tile -Room Size Ruia- Wall Coverlne• - PaiJte.-.Ru«<. Viait the WarehoUie on Mecbante Street. SALE OF USED TaEVISION SETS .......... _... _ AT OUR WARIHOUII WOMEN'S ON MICHANIC ITRIIT SPRING DRESS SHOES Our TV Dlln Dale Harri· 10n wW 1M there in tb• m.ornin&l 1o help you, $).88 Sizes4to9 Values To $6.99 _--- 1111 .-..: Waof..TCIIII lrowa ""-· .. _....., f --11-l'allwldlll -·~ S.le $11 pr BOYS' and GIRlS' BICYCLES Womens DRESS FLATS Size 4 to 10 On Sele 11 Our We.....,_ Oll . .honlc StrHI $64.00 llcycl• for $52.00 $54.00 llcyc... fot $-48.00 ond $49.00 llcyclel for $31.00 Oxfords-Loafers $2.88 pr. Size 7 to 11 $5.88 pr. Values to $9.99 Boy'o Children'o Loco To Toe Canvas Oxfords sp• 51. II To Big II pr. WOMINS Big oeleetlon of thi most tioPuiar styles. Both regular olzea and extn slzea at the tALl NICI OP Slzeo 4 To Big 3 Sj-99 CI'OJOD ......... '!::. 89c $4.95 While . .......11• • lloerlootioc bliplo Loot . -~ CANNONS WASH CLOTitS 1)1.-nflnuN , • ....., Pull - . CaoMN Y~ungster Baseball Boys To Sign-Up in Middleport Arm full 12" lonC. lloldo up. Ill II •" Sizes 4to 10 "I Over Door Hllii..,. !WDl fit 11117 doOr. BATH TOWELS Dl-'1...... , _ , ................ 69c Thor TENNIS OXFORDS 61 . " ' 2 ... 25c ' ... ' - l9o: HAGIIIITY ; \ Elberfolds oro hoodqUIII'fM'I fot DepoMI ..Ie (Md . . hB.. tho old ,..,.wailtl Matt.-• ROUSH'S SHOE STORE 225 No. Second ciJ and Coni10111$1.00to$1.49 WOMEN'S eWhite eBiack eB_Iue IID.Ob, nJbber heel. PH· . .........r pr. CyclenPlaa Sixth Sunday,lfiYZ For furniture, 'ti'OOdwort. ldtcheo and batb, Cleano.· waxes~ polilhu. Jllltut.t1r removea aU dirt, llftM• .. . .l):lytime Dresses TENNIS OXFORDS ' Instant Sani-Wax Specl•l Purch•se Values to $4.99 . ' ' ' ;·.. w-~IMald NYLO.N SUPS ' · llirnu - ~ i .. ' CaI . . . - .' ..,..., - - : lllil, _ .. pll, odorl, molill. Slmpla eote -..w mu.. a~ eoilo· moch- .-'er 1o · · oiODJ wltll ODd much leu • ~DI pJoee lor of· - .. ~ld- !lbadow paneL ·Llmhly W. trimmed,. acljustoble straps. Slzel 82 to 44. tALl top~, • . with our -·=·--:::ria~, i••:: table .-. 9ve re&uiarl7 on depllldlble qualll)r· J'urllllure lor every JOOm Ia ~ bome. Tired of frost .••and defrosting? Ammonlote4 - ~dow eleanor. ~ iiNlll Simmons·and Sertci Middleport GLOSS' . ~ $3.19 ' iDMdland·odon. · WomenoShBn- PANTI~ ES TRADE-I • .- . Finely knit. Jonc w..dai, 111100lh fltttna, lortable. WbiiAt, .....;. ·!At 8. . .. :. . '1.00 2......... you can own the sensational, new IUIII· . .. . an, Jane Johnsoa, Glorl8 oro""''.. • •••., alt,c:.nnon lh•h _ ,...,._ •; ule.81ollt- PIM·MWtln lheoll ..__.._, .... . - line! Pillow CuB !!~(!!~ ::...· 011 11\e .Win 1 Connon ....., S.lo 11\W week on4. • · f!..., MAlONDRIVE·IN :~.· --· -· (f -. Baker Furniture MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' • Faye cfamer, Mite Louis Dlehl, John CUrd and advisor, Misa Helen Smith. 12.4 cu. ft. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER 77c PRIDAY and lo\TURDAY AprU:ID.Mar I "THI BRIDGI ON THI RIVIR KWAI" Wltb WilHam Boldell .ad Alea G\llaneu \ Pine Quollfr, Colon oo4 ' . ' ', ' ~~ '-~"'"' '""'" ' . ., ... 6 to. II _;__ .. (Tochnlcolor) -<11111- ·MDRO WITCH DOCTOR" Jodt lbhoDeJ. -· l •• ' . '· • ' ' I '• ' ' �·- · - 'r •' an SetDownbyCommissioner y wan arne ·. , ay ay ueen IODMA::.~:.:.=..::.·:pr::.-;: WAS!f!NGTOJ" (UPI) - The federal government's Rio Grande Collele's annual ..., art KCtba M - llld Tho ~- 1 CouJ1 will bo now booeball diamood 011 old Ho111011, Letart Route, won HorrDWt; Form l1ectrlllcatlol 11" guldrlines for school des~gregatlon could be the May Day feotivities will beiin Pat Simona, Zeta au A n n COII!pooed of Martha Garnao, eo- U.S. Ill. 35 qainot the Ohio 111011 of the awlllda Tllunda7 Dale Mocblr; Farm II...,.. biQ..I ainglo puah loword obo~shln( roelally ..ponied 11 11 a.m., Eutorn Dayll(ht Dele and Lindo Chollant, Athe- cort..t by Chorlea Smltlt, ·ODd Univenolty INahiiWI teom. .u,hl ot tho onnua1 baDquol ol lea, WII'DOr Roush; Stir ~ school syatema Iince the landmark 1954 Supreme Court Sov•••a Time thla Sst ~. D le au~n and Martha Calh• Clork ucorlod .. Mlb Tbe oMual Mo• Day Donee the Wahama cilapter of Futuro Fll'Dltl', Poul IIDfmlln; Coril derision ' u._y na , ' Muolc ""' ' ' "' Mor· will be ·held from' t . ll p.m. Farmera of America In the Yfeld A--' pat •• - ,_; ....,. I ' d n, rsday by U s Ed e ti C ·. 1 wilh""'the coronation ceremonieo. Mus1c, Club; Carolyn lh· Llftldoo, lreahman claas; franc~:u~e el11 the · uideli~es . wiUuu:e ~~ 1 ~~= 1 ~5 01°~ 96ftciy Swan, a iun.ior from rig and Guy Harper, Student ·t~1 Rou, esmrted by Gary Pon- In Community HaU. The Dick school cafeteria. lllCI Home lmproftJMOt Award, ieve desegf~ation o~e of tht bamc facta of u. S. .:'..u~: Beavw, will be crowned May Educotlon AHOCiation; Sondrl ,11ouo. w Ellet11 Brannon, oo- Trimble band from Lancaller, Holtma.., I Hnlor, eorr!od Do~ Rolllnl; llld tlcbo~lpo tional life _ that near! - - - Day Queen by Dr, Alphua 11. Brewmrton ond Joann Plulla, corted by Norm111 Buohee, oo- will provide the muole lor the off olz awordo In ,....,t,,ctn to the loll eo..vatloa c:.mp · .very public school in th! <'brtattn.... presidel!t of Rio Davis Hall: Clloator Estep ODd phomore cluo: Lole Olriltlan, dllliCO. Tile themt of tho done< ol hll wort: oa otarm jobltly op- a Comp Ca011r to Poul Roll. L'OUntry dependa on Ieder· Groode Collece. Wall<r Stiverson, P I SiBrol; ..corted lly Jerry Wernicke, and 11 Mloty Moonll&ht. orated with bla porenia. AJnoaC ftWI and ocilollrlblpt to tlto al funds to survive '11>& lradltlollal May Pole Phil Buoh and Lynn Stl"'yer, Mary Slem, eocorled by Kllrt thorn wm tlto Clutpter Star 8o11 Conleroatloo Camp a 1be burden wiU be upon local DliiCo wlll hipllgllt tbe morn- Archon; Charlel Clark and Low- WUiiama, junior ciau; llhoron Jl'llrmer Aword, tlto Doltolb camp Caonr to Paul llollmu ocjlool diotrlct. to show they inl'l octiviliea. May Pola Don- ell PhiOipo, Clrde K. AUt--. eocorted by John Mu'Ver OCWJ Aword, tlto Jl'ann FOiCIDt ODd Dolt RolllJio. Tlla oeltoJu. '" livift1 up lo conditllli!S aet lie, ond Undo Kona, IICOI'ted Awonl, loU .,. Water IIIII- ohlpo to tlto - - ..., down in the guideli- In order by Bob Griffin, ...... cbll. · · - A•IU'd, Stir Cr. p ..... oponaorod by tlto ~ to remain eltclble for lodoral Aa ..Umoted 1011 olumui and GaO(o .......... GolllpoHo Flrlll<l Awlrd yd tho Stir Cotmly and tlto l'fobaclifunds , i&iclndinl the new granlo • • ~~ wUI be.., tlttllio Gr~ I>om 17.t, ZU, 1'UIIIIIq II ftof LlvMiodt Firmer Aword. ma GardeD Club. ' I made available by President ~NCASTER . Ohio (UPB Co)!41t OflllpUI for tho day 1 on rollero, Pomen>y-111111>11 :15.· · Tilt honoro,.,. ~ Wd 1!011Johnooo 's .l.l billion education OhiO. status aa one of the top lctlv,illea. Guided lourl of tilt II PI Pleuant Jill Hinton EAI'I'Illll'f WINJ !emd Uptlll Rlclwd Ord, N prorram. food proce!lllnc ataiOI in the wiU bt .conducted clur- 2 j 0 K.u, ho F Ill· 1 ill Char Eule!'ll'1 prop oquad sWat.- HI blnUr .. 1 The condilions ,.1 forth by cot1ntry will be increaaed by 1 Aw1rdo wert pr ..ented to, lo, Michl Lloyd, Dlono VIII- I ·Dlilnllq houri by 11111111- ~ od Rulllnd 1 .. 11 in 1 lllti-Ohlo u: .. j, Rupo 20 K 1 8 aiJ¥1 at ettl plant to be bu!H hece by Gener- memhero ol the band, intra- Cocmey and Mary Walburn. ' el Clrelt K. ' · · wu run- Valley - - IIIINI Thun•-e teocblr. 1 'milt tile al Mills Inc, on.• of the nation's Grlllllt feet, ~=hts A.(!l · pused by Congress !~~:est firms Jn food procea. aprt 'It an awardJ auembly ven, who wa• &1ven I letter, ·' ~ te tbeJr BotQ Movemel1t~ er, ~ on tbl mouud for ·wu reeopllld tor havlaa WOD 1 ye11r. · held at tho Middleport Hlgll and Patsy Manley and Judy Elllenl ODd hurled 1111111 1 b o tlto stole FFA PubUc llpoaldnJ 'llle ,oct llateo In Its Tltit VI E. W. Rowllnp, General School Thuradoy ofternoon. Moore, who receive<: tho oelllor 10 Oblo IUver Jlllhoat up IOIU'tlt lrome wbtu lttn Cakl- Conleot 31 yean aao. He w• 14 • 1 p.m.; Lutlter Herdman wtll ...,. In to nlleve him. preociDiod with tho plaque ....,. that · 00 po~on · · shell on M~ls president, said conatrucchoerludor medal. lholfOUJid of roco, color, or na- lion W'IUid belin immediately Mr. William !IIUoell, princl- Mr. Carl Wolfe, bukelboll and Uttlt Edwml up 14, 7:1G Willie BllekwtU went tho routl inallr lfvlll him in 111111 but llonal origin, 1>e excluded from on a l!.l-ocre site about two pol , commended the otudet1ls ..,.ch, 9 preued hla oppreciap.m.; W......- up 11, 4 a.m.; lor Rutland. whlcil hu hq 111 tho lrophJ partJclpatJOII In, be derued the mlleo oaot of llere for their hard work 1n the uri· lion for tho cooperatloll of the OVEC up II, l:tll a.m.; Wolter cue ol Wahoma siDeo lll.!l benefits of, or be subjected to · ou111 acttvitle1 which lncluded boya on the basketball team Beckjotd down 11, I IJD.; Phil· Speake of the ennlq ~u discrimlna~ under any pro- Between IIIII and 1011 workers 1the band members and tbe and promioed tbe student body ip Sporn up 17, 3:10 o.m.; 011110011. ITI'.UCI Dr. JOMph K. IIlley, uo1o1on1 gram or activit}~ receJVin& fed· will b.e employed for &he eon· many houn 111pent dnlling for 10me real balketball nut year. ward up 11, 6:10 a.m.; New A miDor two-vehicle ICeldent Jtate IUperviJ(I' tl Vocatlanll rr~l assfst1nce." atrud1ao work. , the band ahowa and eoncert11; Reserve ba1ketball Jetten wese Nina pen.:onl were ftned lb: Martinsville 11p 11, T;lO a.m. wu investl&ated by 1dldd1a AlrtculttiN He outlined the..,. Southern education officialo, . the girl• on the intramural awarded to Jim Bartlett, Jim lorfolted bondl onotlter 'was TlboK down It, 4:111 a.m.; Hor- port poUct Gil North Stcond-av cational ~ininl ,...... 111 meanwhile, oo~idered the led- Rownngs oald Lancallor waa •teamo lor their hllh enthull· Butcher, Wayne Davia, Roy IJI>und over to U,. and j ry Dyer up It, I o,m.; lnco at 7:31 o.m. today. PoUct aold Wilt Vlrl!lnlo and ": tltn ero1l de~e~rqad6n' Order u !leleoted ,because 1t fit lrtto the asm in trying to make their Hindy, Bernard Lyons. Steve and ·one man Wll to j'!1; down 21, 6:40 a.m.: 'Reliable R. E. Freocb, Rt. 1, GaUipolla, mort be done to ~ voc. tou1h, bureaucratic and poui- ~m~an~ 1 transportation and rlas! win; the clleerleaden for i Pullen, Ken RuaseD., Geol'lf . down 13, 10:30 p.m.; Cotton opened f1il truck door and had bly ille&:al. But most indicated dJstnbu!Jon system The plant the tireless and faithful service S'•uer and Mark Tanneb111. :.~:!olation ol probation m Queen down Gretnup t ·20 p m • It Jtruek b1 another truck drt•· t~na~ for YCIUIII ~ they would heed it. wm •e~vt!' the taatern United to the team and •chool ; and • Reserve manaaer letten went ~ eouot:v court today. C. V. Hamer down ·~ ., IJI by Terry J. Swarts, 20, RD p eo ltate. '.'II lookB like there lo oo StaiOI •n the grocery ,rcducto the ~•sketball teamo for their to KendaU Dunfee and lloony ~00: Frank W. Porter Jr. 10:10 p.m.; Vllvollne up G..: I, CoolvUto. There Wll minor Toutmuter lor tho tVenlal use we will just have to Jo • food proceutng dJvi!lioml. many hows of practice and Haynes. NOI'JDII Evan• to iaJ.l up J·2& I m • Buclr.eye State damlp and DCJ iajurill or Ar• wu Pat Ryan, prllldeat of the loni "ith whateVer they hand Gov Jam'!' I A. fthodes competition . Vanity lettera were prue~ for ~lx monUll on a ebarge of ' up G~u. m. J 8 Le l'lltl, cblpter. Jim WlH IIVI the lndo)On," said I. E. !Iowen a praised cUy officials and resl· L. W, McComas, Superinten· eel to Asa Bradbury Som Ciat· hvlnc 110 operator'• u - . ~ut 11 down G p 'e·tl ' ·,. •· VOL!IIIion alter the oponln(..,. Georala county ectUc.uoa boant denll f!l!' "ereatint the alfltude ·dent. presented letters to the , worthy, Jon Cunningham, BtU IUipended five montha and two ela D u ~dahl : : m:. monr by the chapter offleen. chairm•n which brought a p~ multJ·mll-!junlor girls who patticipated in I Davis Pat Edwards Buddy days of the aentence ira Hell of Uttle · P · p.m., BOWLING GIDN, OHIO - Robert Brown Introduced fUeN ' lion :Ioiiar lndll,try to your !!O per cent of the lntramural , Moor~ and Gary sk.bart. John l t~ years probation. Evana waa • ~rr up :eldohl 1:411 llfltrant worlltn . movlnc while Joy SmltltiOQ P'l t1to dty." games for Utree years includinl EvalUI and Gene stepheniOII , .. fined $25 and oosta on a cbara:e P:m., nn. rent wn Meldabl throuth north~ Ohio 10011 FFA Creed. ayde B. lhle diea City Council '•·•<>led nMJ) Carol~ Andenon, Christine Boi- celved varsKy manager lettero. olleovlnl tho ICtllf of an ICC!- :~ :-m~. ~~ : : - · Me~ will ba ollloto put up for I rill Gue!IIJ Introduced ...... IDIIII1 Calif . . aoo In sewer and w>ter lines io ley, Conme Cooke , Edith Hap· Senior medals in basketball dent. . M ldahr· ·• In doWD Ill 1 M»,IIIIO centerla Henry hero olthe !ocully, poran11 o1 h orrua Iverve the p!ant ~Jte, 110 1nvest.: tonstall, Sharon Harr1son, Lm· 1were awarded to Durid C'act, Pearl Searll wu tined f101 ~ 1 a.m. County, Ira of charie; chapter memben, county apio Word hao been received of the, ment which Rhod.. said "will :da Jacobo, K>tlty Lacey. Joyee r Joey Stephenoon, and Bruce . and COlli lor drlvq left of La alUptUs Dam • J o h n 'l'1lt center, which will olfw CQIIure ollicloll, 1nd 1roJtoror7 death Wednesday of Clyde B. 1be returned one .hundredfold in Lon1. Rita Mulford, Dee Slaven · Wallace. Tho band played • Icenter, MarviD G. Uttlt, 10 and C1 dd Dean down I p.m., ~n educational, heoltlt and nereo- ehopter memhero, lhlr of West Covino, Calif. He Iterll!l of job& and income in •ond Mary Lou Teaford. Inew march by Cacavac etilltled cosla, Improper backlnl; llach- ty down I p.m.; H~ey Jor- tiooal laciiiUtl lor tho worton Olflcert of tho c11op1or ll't IS !UJn'lved. ~y his ·.daughter, the communit~ ." ' .Rece•vmg ~enwr letten were 'The Days of Glory," ar_d L. Gilmore, flO and eottl. don dowa •. p.m... De- and their flllliUH, 11 to be aa Pat Ryan, pmldent; Gecqt M~s . Ralph (Lois I Sllafe and j The I o Y "!' r n ~~ r said the Lm~ Kauff, Patsy ~an ley and I In conclusion Mr. MeComu fllllura to yield. tbt rJebt of. fender ~own 2 . ~ a.m., Beav• added lndueement to the wort:· Hoffman, viet ptelident; Kl1t- . lwo tr~children, and his lia-lstate Oevelopnlent Department Connte Teafurd. Sen.Jor medala !commented that in hll opinion way; Walter H~~· '10 and down 2.40 .•.m., ~ariel Btev· n to take jobl In IIOI'thwest.. OJ RoiUns, reporter; Bryaa ter~ Miss Vida E. lhle, Porn· worked close·~ with company were awarded to Christine Bahr. ~hese eJ.tra activities .. re very l"'Otl, atop •lin vwlatlon; Jamet e~n up .3. 20 a.m., Alice up ern Ohio durin& U. .harvest lei• Yonker, treasurer; Rob' r t er~.Y· !consultants and Columbia Gal!!i!Joy Boqa, Suzanne . Bf'oidb~,unportant ln the llvtt of boYI IG. Smith~ and coati, delec- 8.15 a.m., JaneT. down 1:20 1011. Brown, ~eeretary; Eldon RoUib ~ wUrb& burled beside hls lof Ohio and Ohio Power Co. I Sand~ Bonet, Ann C~mer, Dian· and lirll in school llld eom· jtive brakea, and Emmett (Tar· a.m. aentlnel; WUllam Bill, pii'Jia.. wile, the former Freda Rap- plaled im)Miruml roleo slso CriSwell, Norsa Frosl, Ellen mended oU lor lhelr participa-~ zan) Welcll, "" ond coats lor Xouwlso River - Semel up p.m.; Elprcllff up WlnPeld 10 ntenlorlan· and Gn lmlllt, poll, In W.at. Cov.iDa. . . _ ·- _ ___ · Hawley .. Barbara Hoffner, 5er- uon. intoxleolion and "" onc1 coots London 4:35 a.m.; 0 . F. Shear- p.m.: Jerry Bolworlh down Win- odvlaor. ' GOES TO HOSPITAL len LewiS, Judy Moo,.., Martha 1 for diSturbq the peace. er up Marmet mldnJiht; Allen field 11:15 p.m.; Duncan Bruee The banquet wu prepond ._ PII6GIIl\M ON ·TeNIGHT M A and M Niclrol,on and Drana Van Coo- · I John Jividen at his requllt H. Men111 down 'llormet : I down Winfield IHO liD. Sol the sch I •· and ~ ~ . , rs. m a urray accom· ney 1 '--·-~ .' ' m , Lucy J L d · · •• • oo <!00HrV~ ,.3 The Sprma program under panied her husband. Frank to · ~ wu UI,NIJU to the fl'and ·• . •ne UC8I own vay down Winfield 1:40 a.m.j the Wahama Chapter Faturw the direction of Mrs. E1eanor ,thli! Vf'terc~pa .hospital ' in H.unt· M;. Rus~U presented an BUl l \\ jwy· on an auault an;d battery Marmet 2:30a.m.; W. H. Sha- Helen up Winfield f:Jiii a. Homemakera of AmeriCI under Welch Zelholr will be held. t& ilnston On Wedn.,day where he lrd e ~eel• cate to Kathy Morcharge ond Ned Call wao rimau- ver Jr. down Winfield 4 p.m.; m.; 'lllelrua Ana dowu W-Id direction of Mrs. Eleanot' · ~ .. night at 1:SO o'clock at the Sol· was admitted. Hio room num· ~~,! w ~ ~a:.,a member of the ded to county jail lor violall011 H. E. Bowloo up Winfltld 7:10 1:41 a.m. lor ODd lOa Polrlell CrilL · lsbury Elemeot.ary ICbool. 'ber ia 3ll 4.. • '106" sc oo nd. F~eshmen a· Df poobatton. , I 1 wardo, chenille miUical no tea, : In Forleitlnf bonda were Dlllord were presented to Candace FetreiJ disturbing the pqce Bahr, Mar1ho Bowleo, Sandra ; the fJt· Ainet Manloy !ntoxicob Cla'.wortry, Beby Cunningham, : ~; Paul Slgm~ apoedlnl, a Elame Davia, J~nie Gerard, 11'150· Stuart Brewer defective ~ike Greu, Bill llackell, Wil- : muifl~. '17.10; ~ Let Molham HaplnnstoU, Jackie !lawIlory, no re&illrltlon, '17.50, and b H ley' Karen Hawley. carole Iw Hor M II . 1111 ly DOROTHY IQLOALLEN t - - Y efen l!!lotteJKing, Debbie Klnl, Luanna Me- l SEA'M'LI WASH. _ AVTB· . !low~· 0 · lntoth, Joepehtne Toney Ann ' . • 1 ye lot,.,..,. · INAJ!ITICIE OOLLF£TORS .s. · . . ' lortt... tnday awaited an aueo.. onou... ,tbe differences are what IW• 1son and Fronk Wh11t. , mont of eortlr k dama In TAKEN TO H08PITAL Wbat EIH ]I New II only vaguely able to dlstlnfulsh ho Dear Holen: attracted them to eactr other in 1 Recelvtnc sophomore notes ' fo rth tqllll :U.t H Snlltlt 11 lllddl port What may turn out to be the most tween poker an<l brid,e. "Gamblin& 9 . tfle first place, but 01fler dlese 1 were Elinor Bodimer, Leland . ur 00 wes em He omer • • e • fucinaUng aucti.OJl of tbil teiiOD in completely; escape1 me/ lhe says. "At When you,, read the ~ISe.rlesl .. shoppen" bring the merchan- Br()wn, Jim Butcher, Jon Cun· l~ they quaHfled for federal •• Wll · treated llDd releaaed .t New York will tak:tJiace ~ril 28, when Lu Vegu I can barely mana~e to ocr· Qf all the miltreated wlvM I d. ho th d' . . 1nln~ham Dilru Davl• Wayne ' su1tance under a prestdentlal Vetennl Memorial bolpital who write to you, don't you ! 00~ n't ey 4t Jsco~er ~ I Davis Wuuam Davis •Thomas I "disaster area·• procliiDation. 11nu-sdly for a laceration of hil the uaetl of Astor lms be put OD ate the one-armed bandits wi h lrlJ o 1 Gil· ! Fi~e peraons died In I h e arm •ullofed while pwJnr :!~ ".:'f· :'t~'!' ~~~~::; ~c~~ ::~~ser' of ~~~on:! !:~~:J. ~tf!oertf •""!"'imes wonder why worn'"' . nor: ... and w~;:.b:.ly ,;:'.:;nt •Evan;, MIII'Yin Fry, ~~~~ faulta in ~en ,unhlj for somebody else . So then · mor~. Debbie Grueser, Ron ' :~~~llllpe~.hquake which j~lt· tnes It Letart Falla. He"~ ,,ROcco ·and His Brothers," ~'Shoot the Hear a Walt:r:?": A rock 'a' roD lfOUP ey marry t em · · what'1 Tbe women beco · ' Mane Hackett Marjorie Har· : e acl IC Northwest m transporled ta the bolptt.l •J ~o Plar,e~" (with Charles Aznavour) baa come out with a live))~ dlse tltlecl, 1 You can't tell me that a pt'!r·' ·usr · hme ~' rls David Jenkins' K.ath.y eluding part of Canada. Thur• the Racine emera:ency .tquad.. d th d "L t y At "Do 1 H W t i'" G. o. 11 to 1011 elll hide his true chcuacter l Jtl let ~ ec ,'!.~ w1uc turru Elhinny Peg- Me' Klnn•y Su· day cauaing de~truction mount- Rllclne··.nuadmen were allo an e a rea y c1Ill1c as ear ear a a us . . . . lDJer AV" . . 1e men 1nto stu~~~.ers and these · a.:r • . . . Mai'ienbad" - all among the assets of gers interviewed in the current ISSUe of over a period of several moolhs:1 " ba . II . ,I " . san Ohliftlor Cathy Pickena ' mg mto the mllhona of dollal'l. 1111111111011011 to homo of lro Boo- ' the art-pictn•e "·tribu.llna company Photo~lay maaulne, trlllo, "I've bad I 111 -not if the IBI he'1 dating does lee "cha Y nub:·e tpeoph eth VIe to JStephanie p~Jlen sue 11 u e' j The quake, which hit at 1:21 &le at t:24 p.m. Thuraday. A ua • , •-· •nd d w o can ur w o e most · • PDT ...._ lei •• lor llr wlilch recently went bankrupt. Tho aale marv oua career and am 11111 enjoylnf 11 n t e.,.e 'n::a eyet • ear• •n , And th • 1 · Ken Russell, Jan ice Schmoll a.m. 1 ) 11 :21 IEDT), WBI an wu ca · probably will cause al much excitement one. But I don't think I'm rieht for 1lle 1 mind to onJtltinl but that 1• d' th•. HHU ·1 at st' part~ why l·and Mory Wolfe fell throulbool Wuhlnl(on, i Jlee&le, · arriong lawyers and prospective bidders lo Dolly,' and I don't care to get tied u. bind. If 1 man i1 .a &tinker, he · -H maJ con Jnuet~ eavy. I Junior letter• w' enl to carole 1 northern ldaho, northern Ore· · ' · a sb ow. " Mak e your reservat1ons now ·r as among "new wave" fans, because at m I gives hlmoelf ~.way In little su-lk· WI.. A 1r CLod R 1Anderson Christine Bahr Da- 1on, w..tern Montana and sou11'1 IAC:UON TIIIJIISDAY this point, no one know• what kind of for the Aug. 23 performance of "Helll thine•. ond any alert wom•n ' o.a: Helen · a 01 . ule vid Burk;tl, Roy Coleman: Con- 1them Britloh Columbia. William K. Ro.,ell, Mlddlo- de'lt the defunct firm had with the own- Dolly" in New York. That's the niJht can spot them il she really Ho · otlt h lnio Cooke, Edith Haptonstall l 81'R!NG SUNSHINE WARM- pol HIJh ochool prin<lpal, and eto of th.- picture1, but certain of the Ginger takes over for Carol Channing·. wants to. ·, 1, w cand 1 hm er get er jSharon Harrison Sandra Ho~ ! ed most or the nation for the 'I'1101DB1-ICeUy, Gulda.nee CounN y h da , en·•1• aug oer to do her lin "-• · , d be hi • hoot ltema on tho agendo - like those men· ew ork Yankee ace Bobby Rich1 1 1 And Y'"' can't tell me that • ' ir011ing H OWN 1ro · h : "-· KaJhy Lacey, 0 II t a · secon llrac t Y lnday. 10 or 0 I il" sc • wore t!Oned above - could be rold mine• un- il'dson hao finished his autobiography, baaically IOod guy gets mean ' ,,,_ wo~~ING M~~~Rt at iLewis. Joyce Long, Sean MuJ. , Bright, warm weather spread in Jaebon Wednesday ovenlnl lm it il discovered that lor lerat rea- now plane to do a hook of 1ennono ... and difficult without some help ' · len, David OUver, Mal'l' Lou ' over the I~ IIU.Iulppi Rtv- to attend 0 moellnl of tho oona they muat revert to their ori&inal Conruo Francis' best friend report• that So when 1 hear a wife com- 1Dear Mother: I1Teaford, and Brenda Toney. ler in the nation' I heartland 111d Soutlleastern Obio' Secondlry producers. abe .receives more than 7,000 lttten· a. Roald Dahill In hl&h hopea of being ·week from all over the &lobe .. . ·l'lrll plaining bitterly about her ter< Strike while the iron i• eoldr Graduating seniors who .,,..., ' tanned oortlt to Caruula, lOUth Principato' Aun. at tho Jackrlble marriage, I figure 1ht'1 ; Th<!~t is Tell her no new clothe~ ! m. the b~nd for four yean re-I and east to the coa1t and Will i lOll Hilh achool. able to take Pat Neal 1>1ck to their farm -especially the cinema coJony over either 1. An injullllce oolloctor , until she learns to me !or·celved Sllv•r medalo and In- to Montana llld Idaho. I Mr. l11111eU wu tloeletl vice In EnJland next month, AI ooon .a tbey there - II with the• ·:~~~ •ho thtifeJI on self: pity, 2. A what she·s got, and don't run ' rluded Michl Archer Joy Bog~s. A few lhowen and thunder- 1pnlidtnt of the auoclltlcu w1&b UJive jn l.Gndon, Pat'l rap)ar do~r Tony CurtiJ is to ..1 kN11J lhopper, or 3: A 1hrew. out of steam! -H. Suzanne Bradbury, Dianna Cri•· showen !n Montan1 IJ1d. Idaho IJ1mea Davia. Gallia Academy wlU · be waitin& to. examine her. evalu- Khan when the 1principal, U• prtliclonl, JUP~r ~ Ollff:I\VEI\ [Dear Helen: well, Linda Kauff, Seren Lew- WU the only rain repOrted. 1te tho proere11 1he baa made Iince IUf· to the Door Ol>sorv«: , Hey, bow aboot this' We're ferinl three 1troke1 I lew mont~ 110 8GI .alofllYI . dpt, ~ut yoo rodoilll our livi111 room 8 n d in Hollywood, and perbapt mab oome <loot. ' ran out of wall paper, .. I or,., predic:Uon about their abllity to safely One tll!ni.JIIII didn~t mention : I dered a SINGLE ROLL lo finish deli~er tho new baby ohe'• expectln•.. ' wbon two blsicolly nice people it - 1 just heeded 1 tiny bit SoBin Strasber& 11 off H~Iiyw~ to 1• icJCel&ti',Jik, Lowren .... Welk 1more. 1 was told that wall P•· be near her favorite bea.Q, Chria Jones, .nd "!rfUndJc," ~rri&lt !urns Iper i• never sold by the sincle By Way~tt G. Brandatadt, M.D. mor II preHDt. they help to nUeve unpleaunt wl'lo.MI fi&run& a ·~Jell• James" segment OI',IIJ ·Ut>!ir,.... notes. Sadly roll, evon !hough it'aliated tlrat ' Q-Wbal do yoo tbbtk of A-Tilt wbole _ . ,of the symplolnf, 1Jw.,.. not habit- lor .Qieviaion: .. .• • •·•y '". catolog (13.2i per oiftllo i the new lre•tn••nl for hemor- 1Pap teal for """""' of thl uter- IfotminJ. :"'lf .lJiO; 'mike JOU I'M! Lot!f<'hlanodffMmyMpar:v,ata~o~:~~~e:J>~:. roll, b11 as Ide). So you tlave ,rhoid1, in whit'h the doctor lor eervl& ts to dilc.>over 1 ma- ~ bttter td:e· them lnd• c Gl , • fta D'•ILY to multiply by two 1nd buy the l'pl&l'<'s rubber bands tllhtly llipant tumor befo•e 11 ean bt finitely. ·· ondftlroblt oldt reement over Sophia • next role - the JP!i R double roll, no matter if you around them and they disap· 1detected in illny other way. Thl leffects · Of the bra-.... ~~£.rtf~ blc;.f.a&hy of Mdther tNvout. .; ro oNtEoef1 0> need a coopl• ol IH1. Some- rpear in about • week! :only way io preV<Dt needle., 1can ba. . 'orelully reg- ~~ vi~!,.Cabrih .Ain~!d't Am~ • · body qht to do aomethl"' • A-Wb,. properly applied IItts death• from cervical eanter Ia ulaUng .by okl)> ~lrioman. "' r~ac · · ·" ,.,..,let ""'~" uu boot this! _ MAD method lo ~•inl... and effectlvo. lio find them 1Jilm tltOy have :ping tbl! fourth IIU lnJI<Ie~ cP,:Y only 1 few RepubU' · - · · Dear Med. It hos been used oucctllfull)' 1..- .bad a cllance to opread 1!1'1 :woek ca now ho~. lar&e 1 part ~ the elec~;,:::-:::::; I ogree!, It shouldn't be ad· ·bleeding as ,wen •• oonbleodlnl lthen 10 I'OJDOYO them eolllPiile- ltltey · ean- UQII· Georc• .Murpjly Wlli played by 1111 an ~· I ¥trtl91d unl.. lt can be pur. l plies Solltf )erlona ctt I recur'· lly. Specilllltl in women·. dlJ. . ~ of brealt. hil i'iend, Walt Dilney. Tb• •how wu ~ "" .._.,., " ...m ' chaaed •"11 .....u to Irenee of their hemorrhoid• a!· f..... now ndvloo 1 routltit l'lpl Democrats would have loved h&vln&, lriJII~~~Ilffi~;.i~ 1011 iJ ,.,- .:., poper .. ,.7, 1ter lle•lqsuch hodpersons them often cut out tell women ol least once t _radioactive Mr Wall ,on their aldo ond more titan ,.., .'t .. · .. I are 11 hard to fu.wt as ver Although ob--. 1•all over 40. a yraf 1or todJI: Jdom. tor n, an l mfluential member of the pa~y tn one ~ · ~ ~f}~)lo,,.~ ~ ......., portal carcll Ma r t m~ · ject to a ~eeond o~ration, it t• l enlar1ed th~ about 7 yearal' wer tried to Jure him into th' Pierre Sa· _ •.,.,,.. _ ..... " ...,..., tot 1101 , ·8 nu ac urero . not olways possible to .,. the I Q-My oterao wu removed 1 ·uo. Wben 1Ji0 marriJJ what lln&er camp but Disney IUJiDed them · · 1 e e. - · conotrlctm1 rubher banda on month; aso. I got terrsble hot Ia,_ tho choneeo !bel her chll· l down, preferring to Ule his .money and rri ••~ -~...,.-::& i . them becauH of the pre~enCe ot flashe• clay and Jd&ht. My doc- ldren wlll be normal! trem~ndou• influence to make Geora:e 11 v~11r ca::- ,l:! ~~~~ ~~ ~~~ca~ed h to 1.acar tissue. Thil method alto tor baa Jll" takin& one A - nt radloletlvftJ in Jo.. : the Senator from ' hi• favorite state . ...... ' I om y y .... 10 you re ••· ,~annol be used in the presence rln pill daily. Would lheoe pllll dint II oomploielr di..lpated ' • or just plain of inleetion, eancer In Ihot area caiUe cancer or lliy bod side lwlfhln a lew ·-1<4. l"urthar· Ruth 09rdon hiS· never played card1, tr e, Helen help YOU or anol flaaures. Ieffects? Are tlte,y hablllormlna? 1more, It telldJ to <Onoonlrate tn hut In "Inside Dlify Clovet" 1he cornea She wUI allo wei<:<>JM your own 4-Premart Ia o C.mole tbt thyroid, not In tho ovorles. I' off •• on expert who II never 10en with· lmlllfnc ••por&ences. ~· Q--Howl~l Is that Pap ,hormono.lri WOIIMII In the men- fYillll' dauablor hal, tlterolore, out Cdeck JD her banda; Sbt rehear.ed Holen ~el • w. ol · 11111 test? My doctor oay1 tt i,n•t opause, whetber notur•l or aa In no1111n4 to W<ti'I'J abGtll oo lbb her cw IICeneJ and lite ~mplleated Pll*'• ...,_-, to do II UDiuo l 111-ifOIIr lql!u~liJi "'''T~IoteOi't'. . '•. IJWiipuWIODI eadluiiJ1, itllt. IVQ 119W w_.., Lancaster Food Plant Ri Is Announced MHS students w·ID Awards For Sch00}Act•lVIt Ies c~"!~iani': i bm ~~~:':it ~":e"!:"~~ cil:le~w~..l'::"ci: ~~ aat.lp:. '::t 1:. Ci~ s': U.:...., · • · ~J ~~=d :::~~~ N'me F•med • County Court pfOCeedings I !t :.alnin& i'a I"" 0¥'• • z. r--:::::=-------'·-·---- Voice of Broadw•y •• reporting i HELEN HELP US! !. iopiiiiRI J' I ::::tctJ 1 E4 Me-l 1 I .,..1• i I 0 d ay 's -{Uc d I•Call R. . · e.'p· . ort w ,_. __ ___._ .__ , ~~ - - ... . ·-·-·-· .. ' . ·-·. . - ---.- . . . --.. -~ ---...··- -,... .'' ---·"'lr• --- ~ --· ,-·-... . . ... ·- r .. • •' ... AILSTARS Marietta J·.:Vs Edge Panthers, 3. Two unenmed '""" In 1h e oompletely unUI lhe filth inn· abUI lnninl. gave Marietta Col· mg wbeo flnll Socl<er Herman lege's Jun1or-Var~ify ba,.ball led wltlt a alnlle, stole secteam 1 S..l win oYer the Pome- ond and tied the IICOre at 1~1 as roy Panthers Thursday at Mar Marietta's rlghtbanded hurler oette Bingllam alnllod with two away. . Marietta after _ Davlng trail- Pomeroy bad scored Its only ed most <Jt thf' ~ay, tied • "e run in the third wben Billy Jew!C<lrt In •ht· lU1h and grat.~ el! singled through ~he rnufd\e, the yictor; in tr·e sixth a!l 'he .;~; ·e sect•mt ar,d third. a n d rt"SUil of t.w-.~ 1r fJ ell:( error~ at.o ca~ borne on attempted pick Cumings 1 aouble 0" Ce•,rerflelder eitse. off play after Rex . walked. l'omeroy lcf!y P1l Sy,rndHI, In the role tH a n uundsmarJ ..,r It looked 8! though the Pan· ttle nrst rinw tl : l~ seaSI'Jil had thers were. going to pull away the college boys balled almost from the Marletta club in the lop ol filth when Jew•ll, I b o lead.off batter , wash~ aod Swm dell drove deep 1n1o centerfield with two outs and 1tter Jewell had !d01en second. J ---·~ ~-d ewe11 ~ ·~·~ an Swlnndell took the &rand tour on wh!lt ~ lhought wu a round· lripp« BUl just u the Pan ther slugger wu recetvtnc COD grawla~~~lll ~m reuow playt~n, Mttrietta s third baseball appeal ed to lh• home plale umpire that .Jewell missed tt-ird base. suffered their eigbtlt Jo" in 121mons ouflered his tltl<d llrlilhl The big bang-Once the trade- games when Bob Sadowski and l loSJ or the Cardinali before mark of the New York Yankees Billy O'Dell teamed in pitctl· crowd of only Z..182 - brb>lbll -hu become the winning for· ing a four-hitter for the Braves , the total of fan~ w~ IIW I I mUla of Ule Baltimort! Onoles. and Hank Aaron blt his first tbree-game ser1es m "Muscle" aeeru.s to be the 1965 homer of the season. Cw1 Slm· kere to a mere 5,183. story tn the American League I and It that's what it's going to 1 Chicago Minnesota 111 the proces!l. they just migbt' break the Y'ilnkees' pri7.ed r:te~: :~~~m::: B Y w. Detroit I 3 :727 7 3 .700 1 4 .636 1 5 4 .556 1 :: :: ;,. Boston \ ' • ·! ' · SENnNB ";"11;:..:; .: r::"&..: ':'.,';' Nl~ • "'= , ••nlut ~ ,:::.·~"': l wall r:.;:=.•,"· ':, ~~ ...,.._.... ,:It ~toler, i Prem•·l "':..t!id ::t'"' If- "'1.,• q:} • '· ~~~~~~i~~l~i~~~~~~ r 3 .•' oteorlol. _., pod wbltt ll<lowall .rbaet discs, - • lllbla. tlnllll willlllhlold. Otdunablle'• G.- _.. eer tD4 IIIII - II - · Oalv ..... oolloo, one local OWDC, -y $1695 62 BUICK ELEmA 225 4 DR. H.T. · · · · .. · · · · •· $2495 Full power, tinted windstlield , new white lldewaU tin1, wheel· ~-· llec!t-i~tt lilldlt radio, solid green with matchin& interior, only 31 ,000 eaq milll. Olle ef ..W• finest. Local owned. CadJilac t.rade·in. 63 OLDS 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN ....... · · · · •· · ·.. .. $2495 Automatic. P()we1 brakes , power •teerinc, new whitt aidewalll. wbeel dilel. r.adie back·up lights, tmted windshield, air-conditioninJ. 64 CHEV. CHEVELLE EL CAMINO .............. - $1995 V8 motor, 3 ~~ 1td. trans., radio, beater, wtutl llldewalll. wheel dila. 111*-llf lights &lr·lift shocks on rear. 62 FORD FAIRLANE SOD 2 DOOR ............ - $1395 v.a mDtor, automatic trans., radio, he1ter. (ood white tidewall Uru, wbul ·811M, lights, one JocalDwner, new Old• trad•·ln. Realtbarp etr, vooirw~w~=~~~.~~~ backup it: course, but the Orioles have hit ; • Los Angeles S 7 .417 horse show ; William Downie 17 homers in 12. games tand ' Waabblgton 4 10 .286 Joe Young, to measure the I that figures out to 242 over a I Ironton's Tigers compiled 52th points to capture Katosaa City 1 8 .181 and Mrs. Fred Leifheit 162--game season-a total that Thursday evening's quadrangular track-field meet on Thl&nday's Reaalf get cttange and safety pins. obviously could spell pennant. Memorial Field in Gallipolis. Baltimore 5 Waablugton 4, was announced that the Jum· The orioles demonstrated their Gallipolis finished second I <Only p.mes scheduled) for tbe new barn had arriv· Friday'• Pnbllble Pttetlen ! . Dan Zerkle has the nomlate inning, lightning, hooner, with 501h points. Middleport son, G. - 4:57.3. run-power again Thursday night !was third with 38, and Pome- 880-YARD RELAY- Ironton.. 1.o1 Angeles 1t Kansas City for the ho~se show. The when they .scored a 5-4 victory Iroy, in its first year of track, Gallipolia, Middleport, (night) _ Lopez (1-2) n . 0'- . fos}he ~eetmg nex! m~ntb over the Was.hington Senators. compiled eight points in the 14- roy. - 1:43.2. DotJOihue (1-1). will be 'Pontes of Amenca. 1be Senators carried a 4-3 lead event meet. 440.YARD RUN - A. Mtnnesota at Ctllca~~:o (night) A fUm, "The Grand Canyon," into the bottom o~ the eig.htll Middleport's YeUow Jackets lace, M; Smltb, G: Nease, -Grant (6-G) vs. Peters (2..()). was shown, at the close of and Ph.ll Ortega retJred the f1rst captured five firsts - 100 yard Sanders, I. - ~:5. ElJ. Bolton at Detroit lnlgbt) buslness session, after which two batters. dash, 440, 8110, 220, and the 180-LOW HURDLES Morehead (1..0) vs. rookies were served by Carla But then Brooks Robinson sln- shot put - tying victorious Iron· naugle, G; Walker, G; <2-0). Morris and sandra Bailey . gled and Norm Siebern, hitless ton in that department. Tbe Ti· l; Sauer, M. - 23:0. Washington at in his 15 previous trips to the gers won the 120 high burdles, SIJ).YARD RUN - B. plate, connected for the game- Imile run, 380 relay, higll and lace, M; Armstrong, G: <oight) -- Narum 0 ·21 n . OPERATION winning flomer. broad jumps. Clelland, 1.: Davidson, G. ry (2-1). DETROIT IUPI l- Detroit Ti· Stu Miller, who pitched hit· Gallia Academy, making an- 2:08. Baltimore at N e "' Phil Regan, who is less relief ball over tfle last two other good showing, scored 220..YARD DASH - A. (night) - Barber (0..2) vs. Bouto tace Boston Sunday, lnnillgs, reeelved credit for his firsts in the 180 low hurdles.ftace, M; Nwmery, I; Sauer. ton ~1-1). , postponed a minor opera· first victory of the· season while mile relay, diseus and poI e Hall, I: Swisher, P. - 23:1. Saturday • Games. lion th.e end of the Ortega s u f f e red his third , vault. I MILE RELAY - ~Hipolil, ~ Angeles at Kansas City rent until .season. He was ~eheduled straight defeat. Woodie Held hit 1 Pomeroy dld not win a first Ironton, Pomeroy, Middleport. Minnesota at ~lcago . to enter Detroit Osteopatilic two horneTs and drove in three 1place event. (Runners were Bruce Smith, Boston at Detroit Hospital ah.ortly, runs for the Senators and John- S'dturday, Pomeroy, GalUpo- Henry Doss, Ralph Youug, Washington at Cleveland ny Orsino homered for the lis and Middleport will partlci- Dave Armstrong/. - 3:51.8. Baltimore at New York Orioles. pate in ttie ninth ann u a SHOT PUT - B. Wallace, National Leape The Los Angeles Dodgers SEOAL. track and field meet M; Eict,>, .~: KinK, 1: W. L. Pet. GB rnoved back into f1rst place m 1at Obm University, beginningll.- 43·2. Angelea I 5 .&U the National League with a 2·l laround 4 p.m. DISCUS - Burnett, G: B. Cincinnati 8 s .615 victory over the S811 Francisco Here's results ~f Thursday's w.anace, M; ~rmict, G; Houston 1 6 .GOO -n Giants, the • ChiC'ago Cubs quadrangular sess1on on Menr Diefll, P. - 126 ·2 . tblc.go 7 5 .583 1 downed the Cincinnati Reds 6-3, orial Field: HIGH JUMP - Monroe, I; San Fraocisco 7 8 .467 and the Milwaukee Braves 120-HIGH HURDLES - Ear- B. WaiJace, M; Brown, G; Gil· Pbiladelphi• 6 7 .462 topped the St. Louis Cardinals hart. I; Brown, G; Stanley, P; more, G; Marshall, P. - 5'-t". Milwaukee • o .455 4-1 in the only other major Gt•dw'l!l, M. - 16:9. POLE VAULT- Gilmore~ G,; Pittsburgh 6 s .429 major leagUe games scheduled. !DO-YARD DASH - A. Wal· Rowe, I; Thack~, I. - 8 .o" · New York 6 g .400 Don Drysdale, that big side- lace, M; Nunnery, I; Sauer, (only three entriell.) St. Louil 4 1 .m wheeling rigbt-hander who ~es M: Hall, I. - tOoI. BROAD JUMP Sanders, Results no nonsense from ·•nybody, held MILE RUN - Marlin, .1: 1;. Eumaugle, G: ~· I; Chlcqo 1 Cincinnati l, nigh! the Gi:· s to four hits, struck Roberts, G; Gunter, I; DavJd- Mtchaels, P. - 17'-4 • Milwaukee 4 st. Louill 1 outlive and walked two in rai8· Los Ani 2 San Fran tng hjs season record 1o H. ,. · (Only rames acl!eduledl The Dodgers scored the tie- • Friday'• Probable PlteHn breaking run in the sixth when New York at CjDoinr&at!l Maury Wllls singled, moved to (nlptJ - Spohn (1-jl) ••• second on a sacrifice, stole his tourist U·l) eighth b~se of the season and . , PbUadel at MUw11ut1 acored on .Tommy Davis' single. M1~~~e~rt s. Prep base~all Middleport scored five Urnes <-;""'t _Jerbert n-o) n. A string of nine consecutive team got 1ts s1xtb win In e1ght In the first inning when with ;,_~·· ) t-l) complete games pitched by Ma- ~tarts this senson Thur~ay eve- out Mark TannehiU w•lked, 11111er t • richal was broken when the Gi· ning at Wahama, takmg t h went to third on Sauer's single B:~::) at 1 (2--l) ants lifted him for a pinch hit- Falcon club 9-1 on tile 1-hit and scored when Halley's sky San Fr v~. Lo · ter io the seventh. ing uf starter George Sauer high fly was dropped tn center . ahCJsco at s Cal ·Koonce pitched an eight- reliever Mllce Gardner. fi•ld. Jim Johnson walked, Dave (nlgbt) - Hendley (D-4) hitter for the Cubs behind a 13· · Harry SID'face, big Vukaktlja was safe on • Koufu (2-1). bit attack thai included two hits er of the F"lcons, all <ili . lce, Sauer Plttaburp at St. Loull (nig~tl I each by Billy Willial118 and Ron way ff'!' the losers and after Gardner fanned, -Law (0..2} VIII., Sadecld <O.l). Banto to hand the Reds' Jim shaky firll three innings came home on Jeny Van S&tarday 1 Gamel .O'Toole his third stralght defeat the. Jackets out. en'' l!!ngle throagh the New York. at Clneinnatt of tbe season. Frank Robinson Sauer in two bitches walka set up two Philadelphia at Milwaukee hit a three-run homer and Gor- one, ~·alked. one 1 Gardner runs lo crou midst h ocuon.1 dt. ~lemon had three bits lor five lantted lix, wallted M..,.'a fty to left boil Ill tlt~d baso and olle r the Redo. ~ Surface lillilHod , lour and to lead off lhe llleallnl secnd came homo 00 , champion Cardinals ed six. inning for MHS TannAhill the only Wabama hit, a kml sin led down the left field 11na lie down the right •!ield Uno by two infield mlllal:ea plated Surface. runnera. In tho third ·Inning Middleport Ia at Pomeroy singl., by Moore, TamlohUI, ODd day In the opettlnjj roond of tho Jon CUnninglwn llld an CJaso A tournament. produced another pair of nms. Mll!l · 1132 11110 0 - t 1 Wahama aot on omoamer1 nm Wohamo 11110 1110 0 -t t In the fourth nlf Gordntr. Sauer, Gordner (WPI. one out Paul Maynard wu .Halley I4), Conde M Moore'• of I Umpire: Red 2-59 CADILLAC, (1) 2 DOOR, (1) 4 DOOR ' .. cholct $1100 wllh full power and air·ronditionint. Both Priced to Go-·" As ls Specials 11 56 FORD 2 door V·8 motor .and ___ Staml;ud .___ 1 I rr ~m. $100 _j , 54 OLDS 2 door 58 BUICK 2 door V·8 motor, automatk trans., runa real a:o()(l. V·8 motor. IUtomatlt tnniOliJJio•. $195 $495 KARR &VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES GMAC FINANCING WY 2-5342 Pom•roy Codill•c-Oidsmobil. 'I Tloanllar• 1: acket s KDOCk0 ££ Wahama 9-1 on Whi.te Falcon FI"eld ,.1 hla Ho= IN THE STATE OF OHIO THIS DRAFT BEER OUTSEW AIJ. OTHERS. Beer this well-liked mat have an obvious differeace. .ft has: a golden dilerenee u..t springs from pure~ ap.dients and premium draft...... ing with Proceaa 14·K. YM . . ' this one-of-a-kind draft tlarror in every bottle alid fi.f . Hudepohl, too. Try,: it. .W.._'&. . beer would taste.-.,--~ . ' . eft " ••', ; !111!1 nme To Select The Lltett -sp~Jfiif$ ·~& ·suMMER . >· ~,.. , .,, I ,. , 11· ·l·,. ., • !I .·,, Power TOOl Reuter, president, con· ducted the meeting. It was that the membership to is 46. Mrs. Bob Jones, Mrs. I I au-lit- . t4s cU11.AII'~ VIOIOior. Committees for the horse 111how to be held at the fair· Leape StawdlnC• ground May Z3, were rro~med Prft1 lldenllfl..W when the Meiga Count)' Riding I b Tu d ·na at .t\merlcu [ape c u met es ay evem."C> L. Pet the Rock Springs Grange hall. Ironton Captures :.:·:;:Track FI"eld Meet =~:= :~le~ a~" g!~ :""~"~~ ~~: ' race al~ the way. . ;'i2 OLDS , Committees for Horse Show Are Named Recapture Lead VPI Sporli Writer 011 , .I · lhelr uoual light completely apart aa tbe Pt. Peasant the Ga!Uana, g'l.lnll proteaia - ....,.. tho inK ended -Pomeroy lnl or Swindell ""'ivln& it for his b.Jmer. It wll ~¢.red a double. Pomeroy'• Ollly bit wu 1 siniH by D1£k Werry, in the foun.l. frame. . · Swlndeh, 1n IOinl the MUte, flllll!d. Qvet and walked two. liingbaia I1\1'11CIE out e!A~ a'ld gave up four ~14!1 on Dalla. B.,. u.• .· n~t : Pollll!roy 001 000 o _ t 1 "I told y• we wDIIld bock 1 1. _ :1 5 b.lm o•t of Ute boJ:!" M1nerta GOD 012 · 'Mle Ump declared JeWell Swindell and Werry. had not touched tbe butl ,- 1 ham and Curtia. j . BlaekJ Nip Devils 9-8 In Baseball n.e GolUpolla Blue . w.::... ":.....Gerald ::,:.':,":",:.:,..~":f. :~ :oim.~~:: - -~- ' -.-------~----· -~,,.,,,.-~---:------------'-----·.....,.--·~ · ' '- . "• ' . '•, ",w ~;, 1 ••r 0 �- . .... ' . ' . ............. . ' Rid .;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ 11 recuperatinc oatlslaetorlly .t. • Log~n, Athens Favored 10 Ninth Annual SEOAL Track, Field Meet • Wahama Honor A I.. Grove 1er open n•art _,.ry, Chestnut ge · PP 'i ~- and Jr.. D. w. F;mhl... ' • Notes with ""' olthoMasot> Bpeol • weekend Society Ne"""' Roll Noted ' SOCiety litter's parent.', lit. "" and Mrs. J~hn S!Dbarl, Jr: 1---------• For 6 weeks By Mn. Herllori Roush lit. and Mn. !loa! Moore A~ By Jim. Alia c... ' Mason Personals 0 I Funeral services were held recently for Gary Howard Parsons at U1e Letart F.dls Methodist Church. The out of town list Includes Everett Par80118 of Fredericktown, Myrtle Matson of Poland, Elzina Barnett and Donald Barnett of Lorain, Betty, Darla and Grover Powe\1, Jr., Columbus, Hoyt Power and Robert Parsons l)f St. Albans, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunter of Mansfield, Mr. and. Mrs. George Catron, Mrs Mane Maxwell, Mrs. Emmette Bigler, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bigler, all of Columbus, u.. · Paran d Mr. and Mrs. l1'utfiOil sons of caldwell. Pallbearers, all of Racine, were Ralph Did· dle, Wald Diddle, Bernard Did· die Roy Pearson Larry 0' · Bri~n and Rlcha~ P.owe. Flow. were Dae 1 R'ffl 1 eo f er carr1es Letart Falls Larry Grueser aOO Robert' Grueser Miners: . • Ville. \ I ---------- expeooel ,l'f IJlO were PT. PLEASNAT- J u d,ge oJJO moc11co1. Sbe allqeo scars James ~ Thompson of !olason will Nqllire ,Ot IQ.t two surgl-1 Cuunly Clreuil Court IJ'Inled ,cal operalkinl. BeiDg 1 cook fw two d l - In recent court !be Ohio Rlv..- Com[l8Dy, the action. plaintiff claims loss Of wages Brall90n ~· McDonald was - i i I eROOFING . CERAMIC ' lEWIS REPAIR SERVICE GIFt ITEMS WY 2-237• 134 lt1111 St. Middleport Lazy Siisans $7. • $8. MIDDLEPORT; Q. SUNDAY DINNER FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. YA. Mlddloport, 0. ' ' '. I Your old, beat-up tent is worth its in Apaches! c:, Airman Second Class Steve Ruth Swisher and Laura Spurrier who is stationed In are visiting Donald IQ_uebec, _Cana~a. ~pent Saturd'dy and family of mght w1th h1s s1ster and fam many other ily, Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan Wy- Those from a distance and Diane. lng the funeral of TboD18B M d M Edd' B 11 , nd were EU Moore, Keo!utky; Mr and Mrs John Beat and By Hazel Francis son;· c:~mbus1 ~isl~ors:a on and Mrs. Pearl Frasher, thild~en of Col~mbus, Mr. anJ Mr. and Mrs. BI!Ceher Coop- .Saturday. tu~~: Jack Moore W f:~~; Mrs. Harold Brewer and Janie, er and son were in West I Cmcmnati and Leland ; Lo Bottom and Mr and ginia the past week. T )1 Mrs. Hugh Bearhs and Ron- of Cantor!. Mr~~ Cl de ciose and ~hildren were called there by the aid were Parkersburg 'o'isltors ~r. and Mrs. Downie Nelson Clf Mari~tta were guests of Mr. of her sister, Mrs. Paul Thursday afternoon. ~~tedJ::::;ta~~: hll mother, and Mrs. A. c. Brewer and Da. Cooper. . . vld over the Easter holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nelson Sunday visitors of Mr. and Albany were calling on Mr. Mr Charles Van MP.ter were Mrs. Ralph Swan and fanJi!:< and Mrs. Gary Van M:eter ~d Mr. and Mrs. Worley end sons, Mr. and Mrs Char'es CIS. . Evans 11 nd Alicia, and Mr. and Mrs. Buryl Wlute and sister, .Mrs. Mac Van Meter and daughEleanor Williamson of Che'lapeake spent Easler Sunday wit~ lerM:r. and Mrs . . Dell Talbott their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Hill. 1pent . the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Randall Talbott of Mrs. Hazel Wright ~ nd New Lexington and Mr. and daughter, Lynn, of West Vir· Mrs. George Souders and Tom ginia spPnt a few days of EastGenia. ' 1 a p~tie~ in Holzer hospital in er vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Roseber. l GaUJpoha. Beecher Cooper and Beechie. ry were guests of Mr. and Duane AileD _spent Easter _Robert Mills recently v_iisitc·d Madt eopocJally for \'OU br Mrs. Jttn Middleswart Sunday weekend with hJs mott•er and Ius mother, Mrs. H. s Mlli:J afternoon. family, Mn. Retha Cloncb of Columbus. . . Wesley Cozart ant! grand- I Rolland. Mrs. Mary H11leary of CoJ>umda~~. Shelly ward, were I Recent visitors of E. H Car- bus s~t the latter part of . orily 00 a ffstiihg trip Timro;;day afte!'· peoter and family we:e Rev. week w1th W. R. Swann.~~~;;~ ~ward Griffith, Gary Gr~· While h~e the ramily ~ 11000• $10.00 Mr.'lnd Mrs. Frank: Alexand· fith, Leon Donahue, ~m. Syh"Ja ed the birthdays uf 3. son, p)ua ',·IOK er are •.¥!P.tflng a lew days wnt.. j Allen, Mr. and Mrs. R,.ymorrd ry. and her father, Ralph his srster:·M'rs. Kate Mills. 1Fltcb Jr., and daughters, Rndy on Saturday. Leoti. Jiurch spenL a few Durst, R. G: Abl.es~ Tommy Mrs. Adra Swic_k spent a The story ol Mother'a lifo boouUiuJIY told In a Indy d&)'!l ~WHh her cousin and fain~ IDurst, Jack1e R1tchie lnd How- 1day last week wdh her quality piece ol jewelry t;ai will bo wcim with prl~ and cherished C!lwqp. Botluti!ul Pear ohapo otonoi · ly, ,Mr. and Mrs. Earl Powe1J, ard Allen. . ents, _Mr. and Mu. J, G. Swan. In tho color of tho 'famlly'a bfrthslon.. pel'801)Q)Ue Torch, [e<ently. and . give this ~n ·eptCial alqniflrance. Stiversville News Notes Mt Parker Run Society Notes ::re Family We're celebrating National Camping· Week, May 1-May 8, by off~riThK 11 generous trade-in allowance on a new Apa· clle camping trai1e,:- for any tent, regflrdless of conditiun. Camping in an Apacbe is rouglllnli;l it ' m style! You sleep up off the ground on thick foam matlrf"sses. An A)NI.che is a snap to put up. It's . made· of carefree aluminwn and is so light it follows bel'lind Jour car like a sbadow. There are several models to choose from. So if )'Ou own a tent that's seen better daytc trade it in for a hundred fun-filled tomorrows tn a lie.\' Apache campIng trailer! But hurry. Our trade-a·tent dr.al i! for a ti· mit~d time only. · I ·- 631·4th Ave. O.Ul~lls, 0. ALSO CAN BE SEEN 1 B• DAVID par-I .!r'o~~~;"~ ~~~ s;::: CEMETERY LOTS of Mr. ' and J PLENTY OF LOTS FOR SALE ALL WITH PERPETUAL CA.RE ~- llirold Brewor ",ijinJ Botoom. . .,:r~. M!·E~:g~ens.' Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hoback ' Ebei- ·iri<l l•a carpenter . Friday. evening wltlt Mr. Mrs. ~Dell Talbott. Mr. and 'Mra. William Lipps, lJttlelfocklns, and Leota Burch · vl~J!.'o! Mr. Clint Burch who ~· '•' . ' : •ORDER HERS TODAY AT a:· .r· .W: no! _But:kiBUII Resurrection and the Life; he [ who believes in me, though he I die, yet shall he live, and who- I ever lives and believes in me shall never die." And because of His life, and the livet! of 'II' h h countless m1 Ions w o ave believed in His name, we know that Christianity does the answer to our deepest - to be saved. · · · I No, real Chnst1amty seldom 1 offers "rest and tranquility."' Certainly not what these terma I 11orma II y' mean. d fl th d '~~:. . 1·,~;·:~~:~~~ . oes o. er.. e en urmg, ~ng, l•fe-glvm~ m~ssage of m Jesus Chnst m answer. tol your "P deepest I I needs·thand mme. eac~ . ea;e "' 1 y:u; ~y peace g•ve o you; no as e world gives do I give to you!" . II Gravel Hi Cemetery Cheohlre, 0. s.xton On Duty At All TlmH "Loving care for the laat 1511 years, and will be forever" STEAK HOUSE HE IS HERE TO .•. SELL CARSI NEW and USED COME IN AND SEE RAY FOR THE BEST DEAL POSSIBLE ON A SELECT USED CAR• 1964 RAMBLER 330 AMERICAN Station Wagon. Standard Trans. Radio and Heat. er. A real clean, solid gold color wagon. One owner. See It. Save $$$ 1963 RAMBLER 660 4 DR. SEDAN • '"""'"" ' 1957 VOLKSWAGEN 1953 CHEVROLET BEL-AIR 4 DR. ~ AT \\446423 9 $45 1951 CHEVROLET ............... $95 1956 FORD .. ......... .... $95 SANDWICH METROPOLITAN MOTORS AY4 ell 1 COLLEGE STUDENT LOANS ' EDUCATIONAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT liv:\uer, ol Paul and Silas, long ago indicaled another need that Christianity fulfi~ls. His plea was "What mu.rt I do to be saved!'' War, 18~181 intolerance. other crim~J lust, sin of others, our own collective and individual sins, death these are some of the things we of this tnodern world need to be saved from. ,All of men'a efforts at peace tables, t h r otber religions, via pills and the searching of the subcon. acious have failed. But if and when Chri.otlanlty Is applied the need is met. "Believe in the }A)rd Jesus, and you wm be saved, you and your household. Our Saviour says, "I am the Sincerely yourt, '• ,.. Ray Benson JOBS- PROGRESS- EDUCATION EQUAL REPRESENTATION lies our hope for assuring adequate strip-mine rectamation and preventing the i"!IOUree raiden from oontinuousl)' aubjeetfnr Ohio Citizens to ,rall"d tand; raped roads and llreams, plui raped vlllagea, 1\>:o'l'O. ~ pr~vate property. ., !· , ALL LOTS ON LEVEL GROUND -----· ..-NO INCREASE IN TAXES w I=""'Q"U"A"L"I"T"Y""'P"R"IN"T""'S"H"O"P""''"M'"I"'D"D"L"E"P"O"R"T","O"""'·,.,.,L.~~·e:"n;e wilhln Ohio Government I 1 Amsbary's Apache lrailer Sales .i Pin I crow s I MOTHERS DAY IS MAY 9th SALESMAN · ALL 4 I extended vislt kl Columbus. Mrs. Raymond Cundifl and Mrs. Joan Harmon were hosts for an Easte1 egg roll in the Eber Roush addition Easter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymood Cundiff and John Wesley and Mr. and Mrs. Mack Stewart ~ailed on Mr. Vernon Darst at Middleport over the weekend. Mr. Dorst had been _hospitalized at Veterans Memoflal. hosp1tal for ~everal days and Js recuperaltng at home. Tanya Cundiff was ill over thE" Easter weekend. The revival at the E. U. B. Church was quite a success an~ was attended by large .aud1ences. . Southern Baptists have been holding a get acquainted meet•ng at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Pauley and family . Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lake have SERMONETIE T Ed• The Martin Restaura.nt OUR NEW , 1 Letter ' I MEET ~ By James F Early, Pastor Lftal1 Falls Melbodlst Charge PI'.: ACE NOT REST VB. One local owner. Auto trans. Radio and heaUr. . Like new. Save $$$$ A magazme recently ortered Bomeo/th• a guide to the World 's Fair. Of the religious and fraternal exbibits it had this to say "These are loc.ated in different Heater. Economy car areas and offer rest and tranTt ,. M bel' th' to qUI I y. . any . leve IS be the .m~m. offermg, or result, of Chr1sttamty. To back it. up they even quot~ some s.aymgs . Two of t hese of Jesus ChrJst. 0 IfOf are - "Come to me. p!l who labor and are heavy • laden ~ ~ 1 WI. II . 1 e yon e t , _ Route 2 a aru ~:" v r s. Albany Ohio and "Peace I leave with you; A '127, 1985 my peace J give to you" prt • . . ·. . . Dedr Sir : But primarily, Chrlshamty ON. By Phone Jn the words of the Declara. does not present rest and tran· j AM T•b 'lm Hom• tion ()f Independence: "AU men quility. For the peace that Jes- Mrs. Helen Dais, teacher of • are created equal .. . ... they us was talking about is "not as the first grade at the Bedford WY 2-5432 Phone WY 2-3870 are endowed by their Creator the world gives." He follows an school who has been ill for the 606 E. Main St. Pomoroy, 0. with certain unalienable rights. invitation to rest with a state- past week. is impro'o'ed . _ _...:0,==""'""'""'""=""'""'"":_: Among these are Life. Liberty , ment that certainly implies 1 and The Pursuit of lta:ppiness. l work - "Take my yoke upon - To secure these rights, gov- you and learn from me." That ernments are instituted among If irs t Christian missionary' 1 (Paul's) life was more restless 1men." The Government <1f the State than tranquil. He des<'ribed it ]of Ohio is ~w ~ing fac~ with thusly, "great endurance, In i a most senous tssue - .Yteld to aflictions, hardships, calami· the treme_n~ous ~oo~1c pow- ties, beatings, imprisonments, er of Oh10 s stnp-mme lobby tumults, labors, watc-hing, hunor ·assure in t~e short and lon.g ger." Real Christians seldom ~un. both soc~al ~~d economic are pictured as being at rest in JUStice tor Ohio Cltlz~ns. this life. Proressi~nal publi~lty . men Yet, Christianity does offer and agencies are ~emg hired to more than unrest. It will give promote the provided sh~w· to the one who accepts Jesus case s;x:s of reclamation. . ,. · t'10 th 1 atJ·on- Chnst more than rest and Th ere ts , •ca R mn· a nts are I tranqU11 'l't " o f th hI 'd Wl e neWSP'tlper co 1u IS f ed · y.f ne o f ese e ps the conom1·0 pow- I o fer IS reedom rom worry. . respondmg 1o e IW t ld "d !be . " er held in the hands of the strip- e ar~ 0 on ° anxious · · du lry Iand giVen help through the exmmem s . I ' Ie Even e<'onomists are promot· amp Ie oIJe.~us 'lite. D'ISClp ing the "angelic" acitvities of j Pet~r .adds, ~ast all your strip . mine operations. The anxieties on H1m, for He nre~ reports by the economic analy· abuut you.". I 7.er have yet to include the con- We stand m need of grace to tinuous dollars and cents dam· endure and of the power to over/ ages and repair bills to roads, ~me the dilficu!ties of our ~xHere's a sho1 in 1he arm .•. a buckeye boo~ter ... a major economic anJ edutJtlonal tran.sfusion for lhe state 1stream.s, villages. and private lsten<.-e. Three hmes the aposOhio. Rarely have the people of Ohio had an oppm·1un11y 10 vote for a program to bend1t themselva so greatly. . property. They steer wide .and tie Paul ask~ ~or rest from an so fairly, ro dcservingly in all par~ of the stale. AND \1/ITH NO INCREASE 1\1 TAXES. A bttllol box bonaoza! 1 clear of ptacing a value on unnamed alflJchon. GOO refused. 1''people" who are uprooted, But Instead he was told, "My otrn. and shredded by the lack grace is sufficient for you, for of adequate strip-mine reclama- 1 my power is made perfect in 1tion. · weakness." You can't escape To put it s1mply- yw and your k.id5 desrrve tins finano:1~\ break S1111t guarani~ k>aGI ~ 1 To secure the unalienable the basic problems of this day regular finarKtal Jos111uriont 1o tiSUre your (hlldren a hiJ!hn edu~llliOO . How C:U.Il ()biQ U Ohiolll rights of Life, Uberty and and age but they can be used do withnur il'! faM th•• Ameodtn('n!l the Pursuit of Happiness the as stepping stones rather than Ohio General Assembly is a stumbled over as obstacles - if government instituted among Christ is allll .:red to guide our mar MASON ---...--··-- C~OME 1.. a.,- - · Nolo· ftlo 1o !be Hftb of 11 ~ or. !be od OlllelllllmOato to 1oar - ve the Oldl c....-uea • 'lWf-. A ~ per couple donation Will adm1t any coup!e to the ~ance :-;oose ~heme thlS yea~, will ibe Moonl~gbt an~ Roses w ttl Mr~. Harold Ridenour • g~neral ~hair~an. Mrs. Betty. GlbeaUt Js chal.l'man of decorations· Mn. Loi M klt he dMrs p sl ~:· c bf.• 1~ Tick. au a ee, !u IC et.s be pur as.~ m ~ance rom awn ~ary dmern; er or may . pure aseaff .8 the door the mght of tbe arr. WITH US Routo,7 Issue · 4~· If Passed, Will HeIp • Ohio's Industries j ENJOY . • ed 00 ask the I.e to oppoellion ooiBsue t. It was enthe Const~ to permit doned by Repubti<aJI!I generalthe finallclal pian. :n.o legiaJr.. ly IDOl! of tho liLlie'I news• ture in special aeaioD lalt wiD- papen whteh took • and day's eledlolt. ter agreed to tubmlt the que&- various civic and ByiiAHELL SHORT lion oo the people, tho House grolljlO. . .._.. _ ...llo 1 , 11• • d ••- Senst.. -.._ l'U.l- Democratfo: "'iani·ulllted Pre•• &IIK\'uw na approvmg -an .-~ ;- u~e VI...... .... COLUMBUS <UPI) - Issue 31-1. lzatlon decided not to oppose No. 4 in Tuelday'l election is a t The governor in urging ~· the issue . u a party ·~ conproposal to make It possi~le f~r Isage of the. amendment centrate Jts efforts agaltlst the the state to e~tend fln•nc1al a1d ·~ ~at som~ kind of state plan for reapportio~nt of to industry for new plants and cmg for 1ndustry had become House of Represe~hves: plant expansion. . fa ct of. life in modem · Some Democrats ae: "'"'" Sponsors said that wh~le l ~e said ~3 ~tes have duals, however, expressed bonds would be issued to ass1st kmd of fmanetal proK!'am . For~er Gov. Mi•ohael the companies, taxpayers' i encourage plant expansiOn . 01Salle sa1d a state agency mooey 8fld the credit of the 1that Ohio cannot compete loaning money could favor state 'WOUld not be in'foived I plant location without 1ucb over another. Sen. Jf the prop!)sed amendment 1plan. Frank J. Lauscbe expressed to the Ohio Constitution is I Sponsors said that some reservati?JlS about adopted, all independent com- year ended last June 30 plan. Democratic State mission would be created t() is- sylvania with its state aid man William L. Coleman sue bonds with the benefitted gram aSI!Iisted 411 new and it •·soc:Jalistic. •• property as security. panding firml!l witb $57 of the ·~,:~:~~ The proposed plan Is th.e in loans to provide 57,000 ln tbetr . For Charity Bo.ll same as passed by the 1963 jobs. tax money could not PJ,.asant Valley Hospital PT PL~ASANT - The an- legislature but that law was i The Ohio Department of ll!ed or obllgated. in any ADMITTED - Mrs. C a r I nual Chanty Ball sponso~ ruled unconstltutional by the1velopment reported 42 ;.~:~ ~f~~-:~"""------~--.;. Fruth, Pt. Pl~sant:. Gregory I by th: Pleasant Valley Auxlll· Ohio Supreme Court. : eompanies interested In l1 Walker,Langsvtlle, OhJO ; Jame~ 1 ary.wJIJ be hfld May 15 at the Gov. James A. Rhodes, who 'l ing in Ohio went elsewhere I Richardson, Ashton. . NatiOnal ~uard ArmoJ?' from J9 sees the industrial development cause Ohio did not have a fiDISCHARGED - Stella M1ll- p. m. until .1 a. m. wJth mus c program as essential to lhe nancing plan. ~n~. provided by the. Vag~ state's economic grow~-'-·decid- There wa! not any organJzed l 3 ROOMS New Furniture MIDDLEPORT BQOK SlQRE .I • ' Two Dl•oree. treot<d and Granted by Court ONLY Point Rock Society Notes 23tt :ea NICE SELECTION Rock Springs Society Notes 1:!: on busineu Saturdav Sympathy Is entended \Q the Dye famlly. in the death oj the husband and father, Alvin Dye, Funeral was held on Tuesday with burial In Temple ce!petery. Miss Linda Christian h&s e,. ployment with Nation!l{lde Insurance Co.. ln ColumbUs. Mrs. Lona Pettit and :fool and Kelley were in Charleston, W. Va., over the weekend. Tbe Leonard Qui~berry and family visited at the Milton, Mullins home Sunday. . Ramon Morris ~tended iervices at the Southeastern Ohio' Tuberculosis Sanitarium near Nelson'o'ille Sundf:Y afternoon. He was accomp~nicd by Deao Mills of Atheni!..j' · . 1 ,.....- _, ... - "' and will be required to incur granted a clivorce from Edna other med.Jcal expenses for McDonald. The t\No cbUdreo PT. PLEASANT - A civU ao- ber nervea. She is seeking judg- of the couple were awarded .00 ~"" bas been filed in the of. menl of $10,000. The plaintiff is the defendant and the plaintill flee of tho Circuit Clerk illyled represented by Attorney Cam II was ordered lo pay defendant y Wright Ronnie IIlii 1 ca 00 1100 per month. Obi0 str.:· Pt PI s · Richard Johnson was grantand Sa ' ~:::;. I ed a divorce from Lena Johnte ·, S . Held son Jamea ptyreP,I A sonThe venue. . easan. i ei'Vlce8 are · actiOII results from an : The separate maintenance acuto obD id t orcu 1·ng · For Mr. Rawson tion of Iva o. Boston vs. AI~b:z, 1 a~n · :adle B~ge. PT. PLEASANT - Funeral bert s. Boston was dismissed .. Thto lantiff claims that 11 car I services for J . F. "Shorty" as was the divorce aclion of ownJ by HHI was driven in Rawson, 62, Southside. will be Loyal E. Daily, Jr., vs. Marilyn h 8 gligent manner by ~onducted Sunday at 2 p. m. at Ruth Daily. ~~~re 88n~ cause an accident. the Mohr-Stevens Funeral home Oth~r action of the court W'tim 1be J3intiff claims she was with the Rev. Ha~ Miller of- the awarding of judgment of rtatl p injured about the neck, ficiating. Burial wdl be in the $882.12 with interest .in the civil ~ace ~orehe&d scalp back and Beech Hill cemetery. action of City lee and Fuel Co. hips 'and bospifalized: Expenses Mr . Rawson , an employee of lvs. Eastern States Petroleum, -:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;, the State Road Commission I Inc. t died Wednesday evenng at his Lewis Repair Service home. He is survived by his er, Columbus, Ohio; Mrs. Paul mother, wife, Evelyn Hoffman Goodman. Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. -FORRawson; four sons and two Philip Kinzel, Mt. Alto. eHEATING 1daughters. Friends may call at 1the funeral home after 6 Jl . m. Vagabonds to Play •PLUMBING today. Charles Knlghtnlng, Jr ., and lor Salser, Mrs. Roy Pearson, er and tamily, Alban,. ' . f.~~;mily, Racln!! .. The evenng wasd Mrs Frands Webb were recent Spending a few days wJth spent making 1ce cream an Parkersburo visitors. Mrs. Sal- Mrs. Erma Nelson are Mr. Bl')d • Mra. Joseph Nelson of Georgia. showing of movies. ser consulted her doctor. K. E. Erickson Will in Loi:an Ant•1qw"tY Soci·al News . -e ·$Sf(IO to be Judgment of $10,000 Asked In Cotirt Suit Wshama High School ac- Bonle, Connie and Brenda, spenf the week~nd 1n Columbus. Mrs. Genevrll Fo!lter le vl!~t-1 Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Apr. 30, 19651~·ldlng to Clyde R. Foley, prln- Mary Findley, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Roger Theiss, Mrs. J1111- 1ng ber daughter, Mrs. Jo1\JrD. -- . ' , Dally Sentinel, Pollit!l'OY·Ml4dleport, o ., AI!!: 2!, ljll_S.s I lit. and Mn. Ru..ell Roush len and Gayle of Proctorville Spending SUnilay al llle 11.•r.iAs<JN - seven otudents entertained tbe following Frl- open! Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. moo Momo bcime ""'" ){r. and named to the "A" Honor day evening at their homt, Mr. Buei Sears. Mrs. James Eyre and blo moll> for the fifth aix weeb per-- and Mrs. Anrold Anderson, Mr and Mrs Sherman Ford er, Viola Eichnlcher, Columbu Brenda Holman of Syracu_se spent 8 wetkelld with Jan Hill. Mrs. Ben Petrel of Racine and Mrs. Georgia Wo~e. Washktgton, D. C., called on Mr. and Mrs. Olden Thaxton Tuesday. Mr. and M~s. Gregg Theodote and family of Columbus were weeken~ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hemey. Mrs. Doris Hensltr of Racine called oo Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Michael Stewart and Hill Sunday. '111ompaoo. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Durst of - Craig Abolln, Pt. Pleasant called on Mrs. HerBlake, Rhonda Drab- bert Roush Tuesday. M:ax ~rown, JUDe Bum- Karen Roush of Troy and Jamce He~, J~U: Dorothy Riffle, Columbus, spent Roush • i{ the weekend lfitb their parents, Betti Scar erry, ~ Mr. and Mrs. tater Roush and Logan, a six-time winner of the SEOAL's ~ack Sleeth, David A~tbur, Jea Mr and Mrs. Elza Robinson. field meet. and de(ending,champion Athens will be'lbJol Debr:etGibbs,K= Guests of Mn. M~vin Wickteum s to beat in Saturday s nmtb annual event at \J Joy ~ha H~bour Jlld ersham Friday were Mrs. DorConrue Job ' ~ othy Douglas of Pomeroy and University 's Paden Stadium_l~n=A=tb:e:ns=·=====::::=l 1'\w ChieftCtins and Bulldnr.s • Gladys ' Tnshoon, Mrs Pat Florian and Brett 1 na Alberta ky mspon, Mansfield. · 'l'hey also called on "' the on!y league teams to win the thmdad title since the and Patrlc:o:~~ b b I Mrs .Ftme Hayman and WesDport was revived ln 1957. SOPHO . Roush ~ rl e ley Belles Sr The Chiefs captured tltles . Cook, Ronrue st' k ~vel Mr · and M~ Walter Shane frum 1957 through 1962, and Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Dav1s Russell, Rosemary s • an Y .. · IS.•rd<,n, Arnold Weaver, WUliam of Gallipolis were guests SunAtht'ns has won all the mar- oJ Buckhat~non spent a week Sandra Stewart bles thf' past two yean. end here w:lth his mother, ~s . . ' Robert day of Mr. . and Mrs. Bill Fox Whitmore, Nancy Ftelds, Roand David. 1~ 1964. Coach Don Eskey's Nan Mclntosb and her relatives Keyes, Lois King, and Mr · and Mrs. Roy Donohue lad:; pilf'd up 71 points In eap.- at Flat Rock. IJeanirJe Miller. and Greggory and Jeffrey spent mring the ei~hth annual meet.. Mr. and Mrs. Mack S~~=: FRESHMEN - Stephen Fowl- Swtday with Mr. and Mrs. Logan finished second last year tvere in Parkersburg l &!ndra Gibbs, Elizabeth Ord, George Dooohue of Columbus, with 541.l..! points, Jackson was where Mrs. Stewart is u:,~~;~ CARD TRICKS-Mite and Paul ·Arml. two little Lea- IEl>eamor Roush, Deonls Tulloh, Junior Gibbs of Middleport third with 40 . Middleport had going treatment at St. J 1 guers from San Rafael, Calif., spend their time away Ll.n.da Abolin, Rita Brabham, spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. 36 taiHes, and Gallipolis fbUsb- Hospital. from the diamond collecting baseball trading cards. The Bumgarner, Judy Latbey, Floyd Norris. ed last with 18\-!z.. Mrs. Alfred Stewart is a bqys who bave accumulated more than 4,000 cards in Sharon Rollms, Harry Joe Mrs. Maggie Dll!l of ParkVan Meter, Karen Wigal, Gloria is visiting Mr. and Pumeroy, patient Holzer hospital. ==t=w~o~,y=ea~rs~,~h:::o:":p::.eit~o=ba~ve:6:,500~=by~W=or=l~ d=Sertea===tlme==·::~ Gibbs, James Hart and Karen ersburg Wellston did Nelsonvill~, not part1c1patea~d m ical Miss Kitty atWilliamson, Mrs. Early Ronsh and Mrs. Et· l11st year's session. is in nurses trainng at St. purchased the John Yotmg 1 Stzats. ta Shields. only three ret'ords fell in Mary'~ hospital at Huntington property and are moving Mr. and Mrs. Don Hayman 1964. Athoos established new SlJent Easter holidays with her trailer thete. and family on Washlngoon, D. C. marks in the' mile relay (3:39.7) parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rome Mr. and Mrs. Herven Lel ving spent tbe weekend with Mr. and Dermis Cade of Athens set Williamson. Mr. Williams is have returned to th eir and Mrs. Gerald Hayman. Mrs. a new mark in the shot put, recuperating from surgery. here after spending the wio,ter Hayman and Keith accompantoBsing it 45 feet, seven inches. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cun· in Florida. ··---------ied them to their home for a .jThe third new record record- diff and Mr. and Mrs. Mack Mrs. Frances Black is 1 week's visit. ed l~st xear w~ by ~iddle- Stewart were in GalUpolis on ing her daughter. Mrs. Sunday School attendan~ on Word w.. l'i!ceived by Mrs. port's Alan Wallace, who took Monday evening because of the Reynolds and family. 25 was 82. Offering was Feme Hayman that her brother the 446-ya~~ dash in 51.4 sec- illness of Mrs. Cundiff. Beverly Burns spent Mn. 0, M. lUte Wesley Belles, Jr., of Alliance onds . Mrs. Jack Mallette and Easter weekend with her par~ Mr. and Mrs. Cecil H. Rife, Although the SEO League daughter, Linda, of Pt. Pleas- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. Robert Stallman of Ed- children, Connie and Jimmy, of e trams have taken some sound ant called on Mr. and Mrs. Ce- Burns and Cheryl. Beverly is atWash., spent Frid.ay Marysville, Calif., vlsited Mr. beatings this spring, individual cU CUndiff and Tanya and Mr. tending Marshall College at . and Mrs. Norman and Mrs. 0. M. Rife and Donthinclads have turned irl some and Mrs. Mack Stewart Wed· · Huntington. and daughter, Dl- aid Wooten and family. On their outstanding indvdual perform- nasday evening. The lightning and winrl .and . Mr. and Mrs. Joe return trip they spent several ances. Mrs. Sarah Ingles of Florida considerable damage in .~~ysRl:'~thm:r·fa:gy ":•· a::~ Here's prevous league Win· spent a two weeks vacation with storm here on Sunay. A . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pack of La. ners : her sister, Mrs. Jean Cartwright was struck in the yard of Mr. spent the weekend Mr. 'and Mrs. Richard 1957 .. . • .. .. .. . .. • .. .. .. Logan ~tnd family and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Stewart her parents, Mr. and RHe and 9011 Jeffry of ~::I 1958 · · ..••..•••••.•. Logan and Mrs. Les Ingles and Mayor lightning ran into the house William Righthouse and Point, N. speni 8 1 1959 . ................ Logan and Mrs. Dayton Raynes and shorted a wire causing Judy. leave with Mrs. Ethel Rife 1960 .. ......... ....... Logan family. erable damage. At the William Radford spent the James Dale. Mr!l, Rife and 1!l61 ...... •· ...... ·-· Logan Bill Foglesong spent . the home of Mr. and Mrs. nd . C t d H was remained for a longer visit 1962 .................. Logan week end here with his parents Roush and family and the weeke ~ned lev~ .m · ~I the Rife home. J963 · · ••.....•.• •• •·· Athens Mr. and Mrs. Don Foglesm\g er Roush addition a tree was abccombpa: ~~r das nd ~m· Wayne White and chlldren 1964 · · ...• · · .• · • •• • · · ·· Athens &.nd family. blown over at Mr. and Mrs bus Y d rMs. Loor aho · _e-t Columbus visited Mr and 9 , ? 1965 1 ed . · ecca an ary u w vlSL · · -eo!ke!lll· . . . . . . . . .. . . . tc M~=~ ~~: ~:r~ e:ft:~turnan Raymond Cundiff's. ed relatives there. Jo:s~~:v~o~b, ,,. . -. t· M'aktng straight "A's'• for Ute . Crites, ,.._ We- Erma .. L h Ann Miller JaneD ~~1 Stewart a~ Sbarry 1!!~"·, all junlon: David If sophomore· and Sandra freshman. ' students named to the "B" roll are aa follows: SENIORS - Robert Greene, George Hoffman, Roger LuckeySharon Maynard, L~ Robert Brown, ~ Dixie Flowers, Dona Mary Foater, Kathy Karschnlk, Glenn- · · ·~ · " Woodrow Wlllon ,. Ch.alrman, Meip County Strlpmlne RecliuDallne · Commlttte · .'.; lktter schonls. more M:hoo.ls, all kinds of school~ - from lht firsl ~to rollep .•. from~ , to oorr«tioual. Also recreat iumd and public hr~llh f:onlities . Se-wer and W~ltT tines f..- .............. ' growth and more job!. Pat5 this Amrndmtnt' EQUAL REPRESENTATION IN OHIO HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-H,rs's thB pl•in truthllmut ;.,.3 ~ Federal Court has ruled lh.l! the prt.senl melhod of apportionmem of ma.bcrs for lba ClWio House cl ReprtS(ntativa il uncon~li.tutional and must be mi!ed. But who'a &ain! 10 . . . . itt That't d1c queJtion. The pcuplt. of Ohio? Or the Federal Court' b Ohio A!Jinr; to na Ollie er. Federal Govemmmt going to run Ohio? If 1he people of Ohio don't vote YES fur R.....~ mcnt -=eording to the Ohio plan - the Federal Court wilt step in with it& owa plan wbida a· a . the don't wanl So by aU mrans-vote YES for l~sue l -and k:tep Home Rule ill Ohio. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT Yoo know ill More indu1try in Ohio means more job~. fTIQrt payd!eckl, biJICr l8larict, _ life for OtUo workctL Ohio can gain lllllllY new iDduslrin and hundNdt! Of mil-. o( . payrbla year. With all our other advantaga-Jocation, trantpxatioD, hfgbwaya. riven;, Oblo will be lhe in~u!trial heart of Amt'rica. Pats this Amendmetd! THEY'RE YOUR ISSUES! YOUR STATE! YOUR ·· ~: . • N., ' ' ' >:t,. ' l . •NCREASE IN TAXES . ' ' 11Wb-.c.--..,..; L_..., . . ~·....... .· .. -..."'..-~...._...,...,~......,_,_,••. . , . ? '·~' '-'l· ;~ ' '·'"''·1!\iL' �' •' .r GUUOP HIGH iCHOOL ' and ' • ' ttl, 111 Syraeuse Society Notes ... . •I ~ R"mmae• .' -· j ,. p. ID. ._._.._ Ill - 10 a.ca-.. SUI> --s;;i;l m. l'raJer ' '-IIIDI ftllnU7. ftlt . . . . . . . Blp!W • - · lolllll I. O'Cc& , ~~ •-.::,.ao-;IQ'~ .,, . I• Color . 65 Bird Top, and brake•. aJIIOIIII• J!1118'1 He ma:v be a areat atatMman lllltU dat • . • 'J'he fotlll8 IIoldll ;l u.d it'• - - .~095 .AJJrtbiD1r could go wrong alo~~g the wa:v - 9U •rellllloeal Owu.tr. • - - Bonneville Pontiac· '1995 twfata and turns towazd some hoped-for Impala Chevrolet-· *2195 - ~Uf,IWIW.M,.~-,...._,h., conv. O)e. One of cleanest used cars In town. Top of CheYJ'I 111d this one 11 tops. Power dteriDt and brakeL Automatie IIIDday 1 Pontiac Tem~st • -'795 THIS dr. 4 cyl. Std. oblft. Tblo l!ll'lhOWI btlt oleiN, 1:11-Z'l ' Tuelilay BLAETTNARS "112 YEARS OF SERVICE" BUICK- PON'RAC- GMC TRUCkS . POMEROY, 0. :uo Lllleo1lo Ill. ., '•. Jeremiah 60:!9-84 Th.,...., ilomaDI GalaU.nl U:1·18 6:1-10 Ilk!~ " ' - WY 2-21Mf .. ·~ . - GOEGLEIN READV-MtX-CO. Q--WYt.- Floor CDVerilli: for every kind of floor. Best patterns. Professional installation by us, or do tt yoursell . Call WY :l-263~ fot free e5tl· mate. WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING •:::tmbeuuu the orl&inal heol· : was not designed tor it. Gas room heater can make room completely comfortable, the Gos room h"tors .,. thermostatically conlrOIIed, euy to install, end occupy waif. - MOHAWK MAG• a ~xpe~ lDaWJatioll · · - - .....-;-- j ' MldollepJrt, Ohio BAUM LUMBER CO. Builders lo Bulld!DI Supplltl .sausfaction ou.ranteed INGELS FURNITURE Y.· ' ' ,. ' '' '·,'· .,' ' ll -1 -~ • / ',"):; • . i '. '· ·' '. SWISHER & LOHSE Bakm of Good Bread BllllALL DIIUGI Wo rw AD Dooton l'niellpllou t. va. WYS.211lla ,. F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN,& COUNTRY lllddloJarl BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT PODleroJ. Ohio ' . j •' I .. I. ' ilafD Ill. ·' V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 130 E. Secou4 Pomeror RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY I'UIINlTUBII " WYUMO ! 1· '' Cblllu, Ollie . EB&RSBACH HARDWARE CO. FOREMAN & ABBOTI Quollt)' l'umltaro li """"! Prtotl ' , "'Y!:RY'I'IIJNO IN IIARDW Alll!i" ·.. , ,.....,,o111o 1114dl.,on -lo- OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. .NEW YORK OOTHING HOUSE ' .I' Al'!'LIANcrs l'lloilo ...2121 ' ' ' ! -.., 118 N. -u4 torhls_.._.....,....... t.'lll'i'I"'Olll.f . . .{ -~-. Ph. . _ lulota Wotalloo Iolii • llnl• economy. Far ....... II ....... than hill • riiuall • IIIt•li 1i11t. Ask ,our hillll!W 41111r . ......... .. Cbolllar. Ohio KARR CONSTRUCTION C0.1 hardiJ naC1ct Ill COli .t 111111• lilt new room. Qu II llllllllt01!4d ftr . ·f: " ' HEINER'S BAKERY Runlloetoa. - fh. " ' - lfNIIIIII TINY'S FOODLAND lupport the Churell ~ 10111' Chol4t almost no lfiiCt In tho roolli. Install them ~ studs.·re.."'*" In a well ••• you can even put HJOm in tho ollie I Meny cin tie •t,~tod riaht throulh an outside making • · chimney unnecoiSIIIY. ~ makes the . ' too. Vola~ , bla dilfnnct •• 1~ 1,., II. ~ q.do -,~iii Scbool t:45 a. 111. E 2lld IIIII 4111 'hE.,, .,.. • floiW- M-Ill · Warne. ~· m Adlub llllllr, ...... - Pearl A. CUfo. pallor. 1:30 L m.; ""'"" A1frod _,..,. WDI'Illlp U L m.; Rev. Pearl CUio, .. • sblp lenlco It L 111. p. m.: BverdDg Servlce, ~~,v •~--• ~:··· L otber SUnday 7•45 p DL Sm"l7:l0p: ~, ~ --. da)' Scbool, 11 •L .;.,, m.: Mldlreel: Prayer eerTaJior .... Balley Sapt. Prayer vlee, p. m. Wednesday. sb1p a.a . . Nl p.' m. ..._._. lllddleporl lllardl ot !be NuRev· C.W. WeoiDMIIIO .,_ • ·--• Rev. Cl1da J. llartloU. llllDg prayer .I f ~ ... Clollroh • 10 URev~ 1L L. 10~~: ::' VB ~ ~ Fall<, . . McDaniel, pastor. Church Se!>, 11:411 p. m,; Eta. Sebool 1:10 L IlL; weriilrl dets t L m. each Suaday \fltb 7:30 p. m.; 'oeo llmda)<. 7:. p. & SuntiAy Sdlool following al t:55. mee•· 'S. Wed. 7:10 0.111. Lo1t<1 1'11111 .,..... --=~: 141'11. ll'red Neasa, SupL a.. NuRov_ umr: - - I l l Qnorell. Mid- - . SUnday School, 9:30 a. Scloool 1:30 L !Do. ._. dleport II. B. Dowsoo, pasior· IlL: MOI'Dlllg wonldp IO:t5 L oupl.: Aon. ,. . . Mrs. Nan Moore Church m. Evenin& Wonblp. 1 p. m.; a. m,; eJM~'III SupL • Qmrob Scbool, 9:10 a. ~~u!i.;,..m. Wed. at 7:30 p. 111.1 fl1p m.: Worsblp Service, 10:ll0 a. tor· ~. 'lbun., a p, m.,.. m.; Metbodlsl Youth Fellow' MI. a..,... lllilool 8f . . . sblp, 7 p. m.; Official Board lllllreh of llle Nazarare, PoJDo 1n Cbriol: a... Jlfllll!ll llaftl. meeting, lsi Sunday of month, Rev. Clyde RenderOOD, paotor; SWidl7 8eh1" 7:30 p.m. WSO!, 2nd MmKiay oosior: SUnday Sd!ool 9:30 a. 9:30 a. m., ·eaebll!c to:• a. of month, 1:30 p. m.; Eleanor Morning Worsblp 10:!11 a. Altmoate prM<hiD& _ Qrcle, lnd Thursday of NYPS 6:45 p. m. Evenlnll Cbrlstlao Ende.uor, 7:311 p. 111. 7:30 p. m.; Class 12, Srd Wed7:30 p. m. Prayer Mid-Week p,.,... _.; uesday of mouth, I p. m.; . 7:30 p. m. Thursday . eriiOOD Clrele 4th Thursday vice& Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. , ' . Charell of lh N...rene, flomonth. 2 p. m.: Chou: olne, Oblo. !!llnday School a1 Mllfdleport 11'11'11 l l - , _ Wedne!lday, 7 P· m. 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship Church, Rev_ llowa!ll Service 10:30 a.m. Sllllday Ev• ; R•oppell, pastor: SUnday ScbOGt Mlllenvflle Medledllll oiog Bervfce 7:10 p.m.; Mid • 9:30 a. m. Mr. Fred Lewis, Or. Lester L. Roush. week Prayer Servi"' Wedn.,. supt. : 10 'o a.m. 5:4 VldDr 8"""'- Churelo 7:30 p.m. Rev. Morris M. p. m. YF: Wed. .1:30 Superlntenden~ 10 a. m. Offl.. Pa-. Choir: 7 p. m Senior Oloir · lal Board meeting each quarter SyriiCII• First United ,.... ...... Olllerwlse called. Holy llullaod Cburcb "' lbe NaW'· byterian Church - Chureb .... Coo!munlou eaclo quarter as""' Sunday Sehool 9::W a_ m.: vices 9:30 a. m.: SUnday Scliool DOUDCea. Mornmg Worship 10:45 a. 111.1 10:30 a. m.: Bible Study, Wed., 7' 30 p. Ill. 'l1le a.ns 11 lilt - •· . s:;r: i*" 81~'~da,.,y~2' .~3~'0 Willi Yell TO Obanll 18 Pomerit 0....10 loon ' Alina !tlo Chatell Of 10!11' Cholao tlN ,fRANKLIN STORE loiotl.OO . . . . •• elmo ••lee!r ;m:; = """""'- W~: Junior Racm·e t·aO S • N ()('Jet y otes II Eottblllh14 1D 1801 Pomor., m..:-.r;.:::: ro':: • West CoiiiiDbla. W. Vo. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ' or~ LIEVING COAL COMPANY !llddlel>ort WYhiM Weill llaiD SL Heatina f)liltw room usually presents 8:1-10 lll:'l-1'1 . . . . . . . liTJ) HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Linole\lm .•. lnleid Vinyl sr=r 1:/::,. FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES '"hb Sameone To Cllureh TbiJ WeD" . Adding a room? . closing a breezeway? Finishing the upstairs~ ,, a GAS Room .Heater to Make It Comfortable! I w.........,. loll4clleporl ARMSTRONG'S h .. _ = a..rie. !:. Ita--'¥'._ DODGII:-DART-DODGE TRUCXS EXPERT INSTALLATION! 11!111 l4'da Bn, ou,,... goal. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING - - --- - ------ - ---- poor ture II apo1111oretl br the bulnea llmu lllld whoae runnet GpJHIDT below. ,, DO IT' --. Schooi ,,.,_.and white finish. ' m.; aare. .; 'With tlullwpe It V1lll, in aome mecmere, help,.,.. rMa that which • good ba famUy anti eomlllullily Ufe, thle 1- dr. Hard Top. 4 new tires. One careful local owner. SpoUeu NOT JIIOD<lq l'roverbo ' l'iobu . \Ul:l-11 Impala Chevrqlet - - $'J79~ LET INGELS AU. I'Ca 1111 OIUICII heolth, bad tmUDplea Mt by hll pinlltl an4 U80o ot,ates, a bl!oken hOme, neglect, lllld t.lle valau. But wby make a list? The posslblllties for this child's fallure In life are so numaro111 that It maiel ua llhudder- u.d the worst of it, we can IJUilf'tl.1!teo blm nothing. Bat w. caD ldw him IIopO and faith. · ·. StancUng -dy lllld andoas to help him Ia the Cbmch and tblo pncepta which it teaches. It ia our duty and our privDege to help lql!e8d the spiritual principles of Christian living in p~ce as well . p f11 word so that the youth of our natioll will find iOmo meaning to the path of life which 10 strangely std. lhlft. Middleport, 0. a. m.: ~ 7:JI """"'"' f:JI t- II#, llallull aou.dl 01 God, lof, Jolm Smallwood, (IIIIDt• SUndaJ : . ' School 10 L m.; Evangellsllc ftlll llll'll ~ MMdl• oorvlco 7 p. m.; YOIIII& ~ Daallcl Boooe. ou- -..ver 1 p. DL Wedii'Oday; tleooal 9:111 a. m.. Prayer moeflng 7 p. m. SaturSupt.; 10:15 a. day, , _..... Sorvlce; BYP 8 p. Wonbtp, 7:30 P. Cfto Epiloopal Oluftll. Wed. 7:10 P. DL Prayer PolaeroJ, '11oo llav. 1!lclwd B. Jo:=~ 1:10 P. m. Will., choir Martin, Recior. 8a!IU1 - MorIP IIIII& Pri.Yer 11111 SerrnoiD. 10:IO l'lrll lllptlll a.ru. ,_ •.m. COffee bour followiD&. _ Rev. Olarles Norrtt. EaletprlM £lJII 01are11, a... Schlol t:30 till 10:20. Menzel Bm11b, pasior. Wonblp ..we, 10:30 e. m.; servtee 9:30 a. m.: !!llnday , Jr:=~ IIIII JuDior church lor Schoo~ IJ,30 L Ill. Yoatb Fo1Jc Jow!lblpGlrlaD.~;!,~; 1116·' 30""'" m.llld 11n1 11aJC111 Olaldo, •cwwowp, : p. : C. L. O'Conuer, paslOl'. Evenln& llftV!ee ~:30 P· m., 2Dd ~~=~ 8cbool 8:ll0 L 111., Sam aud ttb Suoclayl. Ylllllb Choir, Jl IQ(II.; 10:45 a. m. Men> ~30 -.Idp: 1:10 p. m. BYI' .. _ , 7· p, m. • ~ Fellowsblp· 8 p.m. Re J:;:~oervlee: 7:a0 p. m. Eugl.ollridiE• EUBE Charelo., Pra meellug· eoe • meraoo, pas • -~ Senl • &mday School 9:45 a. m. RusP. m. W..._oy, or sell Areher SUpl Somday Pr..'IIDI: 1:311 P. m. '1'llel- worsbip 10;45 a. ,".,, and 7:30 JUDior Choir Pnellee. p. m. allemately. Bible otudy ll8lluol Ffnl a.ordl ood prayer service led by pas~ 7:30 p, m. Wednesday. Chris· 1 30 ,;,_ Prtacl> or 1101 .. tian Endeavor, 7:30 p. m., Srd · p. Saturday o1 mouth. WUI Bopllsl Cll1irU, P - . Rev. P 1 ol -.Ill& Slar f'.US Olarell, School, 10 a.m. Rev. Menr.el Bmllb, pastor: 1:45 l'laelllq a. m. Suncl8jl School, ~ 7:30 p. 111.; Srnlth, supt.: Earl Shuler, Ass t, p. m. Wedoesday. Morning w<~rshlp 10:45 a. m.: Morse Chapel Methodist EvangeliStic serv1ce ?:45 ;t. m_ '/: 30 p .m. Prayer meetlna 8 p. m. Thur• Church. Arthur Stitl. Paslor Midweek prayer semce, 7 : 4~ p.: ,_...;::;;::;;::;;::;;:;__..;, 1ft. lltrlall 9aplllt lllurdl. day. Suuday Sd!ool, 10 a_ m. Ill Wednesday. "' Fourth 111111 Mato sL Sa s • . s d Rov N 11 Bardell South Belbel EUB Cbarcb - ~ yre. up .. un ay Syr....e Chur<b ol lbe N.,.. ~ Rev. Eugeue E. Emerson, pas- service, II a. m.; Prayer . rene. William t:. l'horoo. """""'· I. m. ~. Su~t. tor. SUnday School 9:45 a. m., IiDg every Wednesday evenmg. ~ay Sc-hooJ 9:30 • m.; Mom· !lilrllllll Worrblp, 10:30 L m. Norman H. Babr, Supt. Sunday Porlland Melbedlsl Cbarcb. "" ""rship m :Ill a. m. ,_ Worsblp 10:4.5 a.m. and 7:30 p. Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sllllday Peo.....,lal Assembly Roale - - - - - - - - Naomi BapUIII Olurob: S.. m. Alternately. Bible study School 9:ll0 1<1 !Oo30 •· m.. 124, Rev. 0 aul E. Jones: pa,ror 'ille Happy Hustlers Suuday day School 9.10 L m., Wor- and Prayer service led by past- old G. Rousb, Supt.o KenrMOth School 10 a. m., Wor- . Scbool class of !he Methdoisl sblp 11 a. ID.: ~er lerVIee, or, 7:30 P. m. 'lbunday. McLeod, Ass'l. Supt. Semces services 7:30 p. m. Sun- ! Church eujoyed a covered disb 1 P. IL Wednead 1· 8yncue E.V.B. Chareb, Paal every SUIIQay everung. . Wednesday and Friday . 1 dinner al the church Friday Carleton olhnll, Klqsllary oL Sellen, PUiol'. Boelne Melllodlst The Pen-tal lllllftb, Mfd. evening, April 23. During the Road, Rev. (lyde Hinton, pas· H. L. McDaniel 11astor . Soutb 3rd Ave.: Suooay business aession. plans were tor. Sunday School, 8:10 a. m.; 9:110 a. m. Suo<lay. School. Ben day Scbool I:IIO ~. m.: 10 a. m.: !lunday evenlllg discussed for a jitney !lllpper to '~( Ralph Carl, supt. Sunday Wor- Quisenberry, Sapt., 10· 30 L m. iDg I0:30 L m.; MYF 6 p m.; oervlce. 7:30 p. m. he goven by the lathes of Ole _ service, 10:110 a. m. and Morning Worsblp service. ~ Prayer 111111 Bible Study, 7:30 Wednesday Bible Stud,r 7:30 p. church, May 8, in the Junior : p. m. olternately. Prayer and Srd Suoclayl of Ole month, m. Wedneada . ; SalurdJ: Dighl Prayer and High school building. meeting Wedneoday, 7:30 p. m. 7:30 P· Ill. Evening Evang.:_~ Y Wonbip 7·10 p. m. Pastor, lteY. '!be Booster Sunday School tic Service, 2nd ODd 4th ....,. Rock 8prtup Methodist L. Barrett. class of the Baptist ehurcb m&t t!e(mphb- Oll(oel: Wonlllp 101" day of IDtllth. BETBANY Chesler Lemley, pastor; Harrisoov!llo Preabyteriaa with Mrs. Marie Roush, boorica each Sunday 9:15 a. m.; 9:30 a. m. Morning Worsblp: sblp service 9:30 a. m.; Jolm Duvies, pastor: tess, at lbeir home 'lbunday Sunday Sebool 10 L rn.; Yunlh 10:30 a. m. Soliday Schoo~ Bly- day Sebool, 10:15 a. m.; Cbureb School10:30 a. m. WOI' evening, April 22. A dmltional · Bervfca 6:Jli p.m. Evenln& Wor- lite 'lbeisll, SUpt.; 1:30 ;>. Ill. 6:30 p. m. Prayer and · ship service :30 p. m. program on was ill . sblp 7 P.m. each Sunday. Youth FeUowsblp. cARMEL - Study, WedDesday, 7:30 p.m. Reorpallell Cltarcb ot . . _ charge of Mrs. Helen SiiDj)IOD • . llrodbor)' CRrdo of 01r111, 11:10 L m. Sunday Sd!oot WI)" RalliDd Metbedlsl Clio~ · of Lalltr Day Saints, sill The oext meetiul will be fa Art Marcum. rnlnlller• lllbte DO Roash, SUpt.; I0:30 1· m. Re C J Lemle pastor: from Recine on Racin .. June at Ole home ol Mrs. SebooJ and Morning Worship. Mom!ng Worsblp, 2nd and tth Chv.cb.Scboolt·at"a m . wor Portland Road. Sunday School Marie Roy. Refreshmeots in IO:IO L m.; ChrlslliD Endeaf. Sunday of tho I!HIIIth; B p. m. ~ service, ui::lll ~. ;;.,, M a. m.; Worship 10:30 a. keepiog of Ole Easter .....n or, f p. m.; Evening Worsblp, li:Yettlne Evangellotie Service, Y. F. Monday, 6::ro p. m. Sanda• evening oervice al were served by Mrs. Rouoh 1o p m. 1st and Snl SUnday of mootb. p. •n .: Wed ., worship serv- eight members. • Tippen Plaflls EUB CbtiJ'cb, SllvenvOie MelbOOist Cllnrcb at 7:30 p. m. Pastor, C_ W. The Bertha M. Sayre 1(if. Bradford t'llarell of ~ a... Eogene E. Emerson, pas· Arthur .Stitt, pa~tor. Proffitt All evening serv- sionacy ~iety of the Baptist Joe Robinson, Minister, tor· Sunday worship 9:30a.m_ School, 9.30 a. m., Gene begm al7:30 p, m Chorcb will meel ol lila Romer Forreal. Supt.: Bible ~y School 10 a. m .. Ho- Supt., Services '!lruraday even- Lour La<ly ot Loretto Mlssloo church '1\tesday evenlug, Mq ~ Sebool t:lO; Mlll'l1fDI Worablp, bart Vineyard, Supt. Bible Slu- mg. Long Botlnco, Rev. Leonard Weelteud auesta of lira. G010:110 o. m.; Eveolni Worsbl~. dy end prayer JOrv!ees led by SUIIoo Melbod!st Churdo. AI" C..cula, admuustrator, Sunday ,... LeWIS and Mr. aDI 7 P. ID. Wedneld.l!', 7 P. II. pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. thor Stitt, pastor. Sunday !lass 8:30 a. m., est.: Holy Days Ben Philsoo were Mrs. Bthlt Study. Adult clasa meeting 7:30 p. School 10 a. m. CllDI Orr. Obllgatl!"'- 7 p. Ill • Hawk and graNidaughler, '. Deller Cbtadl , 111 c • r lol m. Jaet Monday of month. Supt.: Sunday Wonblp, u a.m. SL Jolul •. CalhoUe Missl101: ana Folck of S~ ,, Blbl SebooJ 9·30 Pteocl> uear Guysville !Dutch Rodge!: Mr. and MrB. Joe·Ara81lllflil · · lDI ~:llO L ,;,, ~~~"';... lbfrd Federalod Cllardl, hiii<!I,IJ, 8)'riWH Melbodllll Ch ...... Rov. Frank Mallierl, ..... @l'audsoa ol McAithor """"'O!io, · &mdaya. Rav. w. H. Perrin, pasior; >r. Lester L. Roush. pastor. Sunday Mass 10.:31! a. m.: Mrs. Hazel C8n>aban Carl Ka 1z, su L· suoda' Momma \llorsblp llei'VlllB 9 a.m. !loy of Obhgalioll 8::111 a. Crill llndfGnl, Jt~ crt ....._ QIJ amr.Jt ol Oorllll. School u9. 15 : '111 • Worllblfl Dana WlnebNtmer. SUpl. 10 Coofessioo, \i hour before 1ng10n apODIIbe .., ,_, Miller Slnoel, ft. Kauueth Roy, boar IO·aO · ., m. SUnday chool: YF Wedn.. Mr. and Nrs. A. C. II:DvangeUIIIo SUuday Blbla • a. m. day 6:30 p. m., Mrs. Tloo SalvaUoo Arm~· Ellft!' Mrs. Ann Coe ol 10 I. m., Morning Wor- ML Vldoe F.W.B. lllurcb - cllreclor. Offlclal Board S. Wining, officer ill charl•· spendilll a week at 10:46 a. 111. EnnlD& Wor- Sunday Sebool 8:45 a. m .• Earl fD& lint !IODday each 10 L m. - . moe~ Ml'll. Emma wmmmo 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, Starkey sup!.. Eveolug wor- at 7:30 p. m. Holy a. m. Sundat SchooL sloD II tlsillug wi1b p. 111. Wodlleldoy. ship, 7:io p. .;.. by Cecil Cox, .., each qD81'Iel' as IUlliOIIIICfd. 7 P- 01. YOUIII Poople'a In-law IIIII <lou!lblor, R.ov. llilih'' ~ o1 Christ, L..yman; Young People'• meet- WSCS llrst Weduesda3 of each 7:30 p, m. Salvatlclll Mrs. H. L. MeDonlel. · 6th. 81111 MaiD Slreell. llollald Ingand Bible Study, 7:30 p. m.; mouth. meellug: 'lbursclay, I to I Lao Mrs. Mao ~ all lllcta minl!lel" Bible Sdlco~ Wedneeday; Choir practice at 'l'lle Ualted Melloedlsl . ......., dies Home-I,.eague: 7 p. Ill Pnop BrJ&hlon, Pa., Is 'rillt!IW "''ola':_., • K •tb MeElbbmey 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Pomeroy - Rev. Mel von AI7o!o P- m. Bible IlDdy, Ethel Wheeler U!!l • a.m ..... ~. Wonlll • . kire, pastor. Churdo School at prayer meeting. Other ........, frieodo. . l llUI:io ---.. p, llllavdlo Pll&rlm 8111'-o, CP. 9:lli a. m. Leo Ccew, SUpt. Ill' 1111Douneement. Mr. ODd Mrs. II : mD..~!.~ 0. Laogaville, Ohio), Rev . 0. H_ Leo Vaupo, Asst. Supt. Di- Pomeroy Seveatl! Day A - openl AllondiJ. Ill 7 p.m., .,.., _ _ ,...., Car pastor: Sunday Sd!ool, 9:30 vine worship ol 10:30 a. m. lUI Cborcll- Mulberry llel8bto lbeir dauahler, 7 ~ ~ ~ PomeooJ a. ,;;,, Roberl Grate, SupL Wor- Sermon : "The Spiritual Rd., oorth ol Meigs M . - Mr. aDd Nrs. ~ . J M·- pUa• SUnday Flhlp aorvlce al 10:3; o. m.; P~ 6 p. m. Melbodlst Youlb Hoopllal. Putor. F. W. GlffGnl ODd clJildren IDtlftd liM.· t·i~"' m. ~ 10 ,10 p1m Youth, 8,45 p, m.: Ev... lowship meelt at :urch, rd 1 Asalslanl Pastor, JMIIOI ll Franela Morris · . a. m.· Q,l'fllfit, Boa o · 1 ;10 pllaUe oervleo, 7:110 p. m. Mid- doy 7 p m_ Ch~ w;.;. CIIUIQI fOJ AU. Averare. •• Of eonrse, a lot will depend <111 his oppoztwntill, hll Gocl·eiven taleont., hll allanlcter, lllld hll tralll- dr. Bud Top. Ooe eareful owner. Power .teeriog aDd brabt. Hydramatic. SpotlHI on wblte finish, All rilly! trial. N. 2nd Ave. jb _ , . or· maybe a wor!d-nnOWlllll atlilele or .u\tor ••• ~- perhaps a BC!entiat ••• but JDDat likely, j111t ¥r. *2195 Buick VS • LeSabre 4 dr. sedan. Onl1 33,2118 ••., rnllel. l'ower oteerinl. •.WERNER RADIO &T.V. Ooftllo ~~~~?.~1~5!4 t1 7'7 • IP' Rtf' 4 ·•• • at ... Pontiac VS - - - ' 41795 lng •=• 10 IS a m. lq. lio.ottiL"!' a dr, '1 r. ,.. 1'ueodl). t1oe, p,' 1 p,m.IlLw-.,: Pri.YII' wllll. er. SU11i11J p. m. MYF: I:JD 1 - . Sunday, I p. Ill. Woroblp ,..... !Wiplt'a Semoo l'rlda7, f:IO ie1o with Ole Rev. Casto. p rn. 7:16 p m. Pri.Yer oerv1eeo. • Cloellle MOll I 1101 a...to .. God, lit. ....... Pearl A. , _ Bot. Du111 Wld:ma, ..... o: ...t.;"Mi a. 111., Suuclq 8cbool ... a. m.; """' Sdiool II ID a. m.; WSC8 llblp oenieo U L ID. ODd 7:10 'l'banda1 ol Dldll· a. m. Pra,.. meeuua 7:10 p. mee!l,. Snl w..m..da, o1 m. 'l'Uelday: YOIIII& l'laplo'a lllllllth. meetiDa. 7:30 p. 111. FrtdaJ. L DL; Men> ••• MOIOROLA w,::: ' ~· 7' 30 C..W••• IIQIIII 8dloOl .,. tATH• - _.., 1L Pt*i• - WHATIJ 1Volkswagen lllbllt ...... -.ol .. AUCTIONEEI- Clln BRADFORD Come in for a demonstration of the new generation of Color TV a.. c. ~ 1D. ~ p. REFRESHMENTS AVAILABlE 'BEllER BUYS' p. 111. I" FURHI~ APPUAIICIS~ ~., ITEMS ToO NUMEROUS TO Church News • • Sale on Saturday1. May 1 At 11 A.M.I.S.T. At The Sc'-1 . On Route 71n Chellhl-.. Ohio ' Sentin~l S:::. -or ~ rn.' li:Y!Idul Service, a:ao p. =~y~:.:rp~:. Praise. Wed- ?!.,~:~~1 m. •· 111111... Omre• of 01rto1. "'""" 11a11 01 •oaov·••o Sprlog Collfert!!ee wiII = --Scbool t ... ....._-·-•·· _.om • Sunday, May 16, at First ,.. , ................... Wlllleases· PubUe meotlnC. &u> odlst Chur<h 513 Oonler IMO L m., V. B. 8ra!1J .r.; 1 p. m,, Waldolower study Ironton at 2:30 p. rn. Sabra CaMdiQ', pliDIII; 8. p. m.; Bible lllUds Tueaday ~~,y..it 11ao nee lole-ol, Stuc!J, 7:ll0. Delborl llo- 6 p. m. Service meeting, 7 p. . _ . E. SIFIIIII, ar. (llllllr: leader. 111. Thurllfay• Mlnlllley oebool. llWtday 8cbool 9:10 a. m., """ - CIIIra al llllltrl, ,.,.. I P. m. Tburodly. le)l Bal.,, 'lupt.: llllntlna .,.... • Bortllm•WI - . t:u. a.t~o 1 raa ~ - 51. PoOl sblp 11:10 a. m. Youlll 9arvlee. U-wwd. mfll!atB. Ill- SI,UidaJ Sel!Ool1:15 a. m.: Wor- 8:45 P· Ill.; 'llnll8tllllll• ,.,.. 80bool 1:10 a. m:: llnrnlna sblp IIC!rvlee lUll • · m.: St. !Mie. 7:110 p. m.; Prayer 10:110 L m.; hina J..,., sunday School 10 L DL; lllil' ~, 7:10 P. ID. p. rn.· 11\lberl Bolil w...~;, 1 o m Froo Cioora. 9u;ol. • Alfred M - CRrdl - ol C1ilt. ' 'let. R. & lODO . CIIwel ol Gel, .... Pearl A. C..lo, pastot, lluodoJ ,pUla'. 8om!fa1 Scllool - - - · II!IBIGr. SUndap School at 9:30 · Charles Taylor m.: Pbll Wile; oupL: MorUinl . l oiO a. II!. t.loh\lftl ~ SIIJII. WO!'IhiP .servlcO.s at IO:a: -~ip ID:• L • Y a .o u a. m,; h'l!p"rtic eer- wllh Lloyd Dtlllnaer, 111 leaci' s..•- 7 P. m., Obi..; !le•••• St. Paul'5 lutheran Churdt Cor. SyCl811l01'0 • Socoud st.~J' ·-· - - _ •, II' p · - · · •~A ~ • ""'~ Church, WY 2-11170 · . . . _ , W1' . . ._ Miserkortlfa 2 · · �• • " Classified Ads- Your Modern Community BullctiO WANT AD INfORMA liON H... '" ~lnn<l .t9 • P~AIIIJ,_.. Ou ~ 11.116 '"'-"~ ' "·• For , '!1. In steel coal 1WILLIAMSON furnace. Like DeW With auto- lllunn.., [;•~"~• •u , "•·•uNa &. Cu,'-'u ~1111 matic controls. Phone WY 25217. 4 30 3tc ....... . . _ ' .. ~ily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Apr. 30, 1965r"'""'""'""'. .""'""'""'"""'""'""'""'ililiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;o;iiii.,..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii""'""'""""""'""'al PAY LESS PAY LESS PAY LESS PAY LESS PloY WS Rul Est•le For S•l• S•l• POMEROY - Pomeroy Motor Co. n. -'tt "',., 6 - room ma,.,,. ,I -~ Deals Special GET EM ON STARTING May 1, 1965, time ry home w1·lh bath <tub 8 -• WIJ O• l~oi!P'et! f! ftt'l l t:OI' .t. • lN 9 ,.,. o..~ ..., '"""'~-. a. m. till 4 p. m . at 122 shower) gas fired forced THE ROAD uuu• "•·•uNt Buttemut Ave., Pomeroy . air heating living room 1963 Chev. Impala 4 Dr. $2095 I ru Punh,t>et .......,.., tt>• rt•"' Good curtains, (lace), towel d·Jnm·g room' carp<'led •reak· ll Loully owned wit.h new car aPpearance inside and out. "... ,....... .,.,,.... .... ..., .llJ...,.,.......c~ ,uJ r · db r···• 1 · v 1n ,...n,, &r-"""' """""' "" and wash clothes, electric per- fast nook and 4 room base- Beauli ul be•&e an rown m1 ..... wJlw urea, -8 ene e, ··r'"''--' '"'m""''•'"''' n.. .. u" f'olator etectr· f l'k • POowerglide trans., radio and he1tP.r. ;•~><• -w rw "" ,......"_."~< too • •e ry pan, 1 e ment with garage. Nicely lo- ; """ '" " - · - - ·-~~ new, drapes, good throw cated on 110 ft. fot. Extra lot 1962 Chev. lmp•l• H.T. Cpe. $1695 u.rat ru~s. w~at-nots, porch chaJrs, wlth 2 car gHrage, $ 16 _500. V·8 t>ngine, s~1 trans .• wlslw tires, radio 1nd heater. Beau • nntt- ....;_w'':;..!t ~~ ....-- children s clothPs, bed POMEROY _ 6 room frame Uful whilt! fi1ush, red interior. •• ·•~•• ··•·••·"' -~ clolhes, bed spread, adult home w1·th bath and 1961 Chevrolet Sisc•yne 4 dr. $1195 I . -' l"f'nh •nHruon• ~· .n... ''"' ,.,..... ·..a cl0 th es, sh ·~'"""¥• . oes f unny b00k s, hut air lteating, full basement. 1 Green finish, clean interior, 4 new 1st Hne tires, Powercli.de ;:1,";~,:"~t~;~~n·d:;. ...d ""'• •II" t~ue stories, puts and p·ans. breezeway and attached Bill'" I trans 6 cyl . engine. o( ·uw ot rR:"\NII..I'i ., utsn·u..,llla d~ shes, swe~ters, all colors, 1 age. Nicely located on 80 ft. eFALCONS eGALAXIES 11 ..s tor PM) ~"' ~nta Smger electr 1t swefper. 111um ltlrtl &datttt~a&J ""'"' lr I landscaped lot near Veterans eMUSTANGS eFAIRLANES oPTtca uuu 811 I --~ 4 30 31c Memorial Hospital. $16.000. . OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. &o31l "" .. .., uo • • O.lb l~lMEROY - 4 room frame 1 ~ruro.,. tT"8 a ... 30"' &All~ 1t "to ta.no noo" SINGER SLANT NEEDLE • zig 1 horne w1·th ba th , hot a1r · hea-t 1· POMEROY. OHIO . rv Pt,.ct ;. zag equtpped to buttonhole, 1 d 1 II b· N. 1 l'ft(IDI.JnNo AD located on asement. Lincoln Road. ftJ!:SLILwAN'I linedfancy hem, ap~ . rtque, em brm·d· ly Jce• er, des1gn. Pay off 1 lng, an u 5e · L' oc1r 500 00 PHONE WY 2-2156 balaoce due a pa•·ment' $6.00 FARM 16 · Bus1ne11 rv•ces 1vest - 120 .aeres near East- ~-~ - - -·- -.· each. WY 2-2575. 4 30 5tc 1 ern High school with t w u BU~LD~ZF:R ~ork. Eqwpped A'M'ENTI~N Farmers:. Card of T~itnlc-t I frame homes (OJIE! with sink w1th wmeh. ~~g· or small JObs. sele4;1:_ Sll'es hall avatlable 1 . ~ -- ---· ELE~OLU~ SWEEPER, I and runnin water) basr- ' Call . d'J)'tlme, WI 9-3151; breedmg program custom I -A F. WISH to thank thE Doctors · complete with 7 attachments.! b g 'b nd ' h I Evenmgs WI 9-3089. signed with your herd in <~nd Nurses of Veterans Mem- Pa.v balance due $17.90 or ment arn. cr.• a s op. · .f 30 30tc All dairy and beef breeds. orial, the Rev. Lemley and , water two garages berd too farge or too sma 11 . . . 1I $1.50 wet:k. WY 2-2575 . $8000 ,00omd plenly or'! o( ,the R_e v. Roush, the orgc.mst 1 _ ____ _ 4 30 5tc C. C. ·cuCKLER, RRALTOR EXPERIENCED dressmak· Membership not required. and smger and the p~Jbear- SINGER PORTAB.LE or.ig zag ,BOX t29 WY 2-3S3G I ing, alterations. Phone WY 2- same fee for all bulls. Efficers. who. were all. so kmd to .• equlpped. . ' ' """6· • "'3tltc lent. and ,_., -urteous BANK FINANCING Balance due $19.65 I POI\-tEROY OHIO 1 ""'' 't"'ur ~ us durmg the SICkness and 1 WY 2-25?S S ' Tramed full time technician. 4 30 I death of Adolph Grueser. We , , · ____ lC ~~4 30 31 c , AIR CONDITlONING Refrtger- Why not use COBA service I are also grateful for the cards ITS OUR pleasure to loan . at ion .service. Jack's R.ebig- calling CLAIR WOODE, YOU ALWAYS ••• s~nl and the sympathy shown I C~rpet Shampooers FREE 1FOH SA~E. 5 room and bath, ! eratlon. New Haven, Phone eroy. Phone WY 2-2649 1 us by our neighbors and With purchase of Blue Lustre house m Rutland, glassed ml TU 2-3537. .f 6 tfc Cbester 985-214.5 by 12 friends during our time of shampoo. Baker Furniture porch€s. hardwood floors, noon. m sorrow 1 Middleport. 4 27 61 c' gas furnace, large lot, near 1.. The Family of Adolph ' . ·--schooL On S.lem St. G R. EXPERIE!IICED ' llr. Melvin E. Doerr, Veteiiit Grueser I PLANTS for sale. sweet ptota- , Jordan. .f. 20 12tp I arian. large and smaU IIDimall. 128 Washlogtoo St., aa.... 4 30 ltp I toes, 90c per hundred. To- FOR SALK 5 room house. AUTOMOBILE AT ~~~---;c~~~--~- malo and cabbage, Htc doz .. · ba1h, b.asement. Gas furnace. wood, W Va. Phooe 273-42'71. -< Notice 75c hundred. Peppers, egg fireplace. Priced lor quick Office lloUrs, I to I p. ;-;;;;;c--= ~ . I plant. broccoli, brussels sale Phone 773-5611, Mason, m. 1 218 Uc r.LOSE safely with i and eauliflower, 15c W. Va. 4 16 tfc i AND Ill 98c doz. Also 1 well FOR- SALE' E.xtra _good. house Employment W•ntecl ... g pump, 3 electriC" hot water 1 m Harr:sonv1He 111 Jl-' . 1 arre -c~ 1 -c~--=-----~3 ~. lOt_: I tanks, refrigerator~ gas Jot , plenty of water other t A LADY wants housework ~ , 1 Al. n 1Mt JBII.R IMmance ~(1 s~oves and si~k (:'ilbinf.'ts, fur- l outbuildings . Small dov.-n pay· I days a week.. Mrs. Lew i , vuu.r opera mture anrl dJShe; B. F. mont balance like rent. Call , Peters, 176 Sycamore 1:; WY 2·2196 MIDDLEPORT, 0. rtor ·, ltcen,se1 Call Wl' Suftrci.. \\ \'a . SH 2-54 39. tc WY 2-2143 Pom•roy, 0 Middleport. 4 28 3 ., ..,, TOMATO stakes lor sa te, Ver· HOUSE FOR SALE, 3 bed· - - . -·-- · I WILL babysit any tlme at my I - - - - - - - - - - - - -· · · · wanted To Buy "?n Howell on Rt. 124, Laurel rooms and bath, 2 years otd. 'Logan Fife and Sa!ety Equip- , home. I am 18, married , and PAY LESS- PAY LESS PAY LESS PAY LESS PAY LESS Cllff Road or call : WY z.-5421. 1 Low down payment Phone ment, Sales and Semce.• Pom-~ an expenence .. babySitter. 'N' K BEDS or tw ·n beds tn 4-24-7tc Harrisonville Ohio . SH 2- eroy. All types and stzes of , WY 2-3026. 4-24-121.cl BL 1 ,1 • · 1 fire extinguishers, 210 lb. ex5468 · _____ 4 2l i2tc tinguishers, Boater's Special l --::::~~:-:---::..,.-~-· good condition. Phone WY r 2-2888, 4 27 6tp ROOM bf!ck home, 2 batlr Dwight Logan, Distributor, I Fann M•chinery & rooms. finisned attic 1:1 n d Phone WY 2-3821. 3 HP 8 , T0 R-t - Wanted . -·- ·__ ... Stnlto" nss• Engine .88 ; basement Out oJ high water. 4 14 30tp FOR d I SALE h ": GraveIy trac tor, OCie 0 es WANTED to rem m Middleport GARDEN PRIDE :[ Central heating, priced for · - - -- erua Uw eeug, gaoodnd tires , start1• or Poll!e>uy . by June 30 3 or quick sale Phone V.\ 2~1!6 1 WILSON'S car wash, 550 Page · o ga e sovernor a- - - - - - - - - - 4 t:JI!d~oom house, bv Dravo ROTARY MOWERS ~· or WY 2·2205. Charles F. i St., Middleport, Ohio. Cars tachments, cutter bar, e~:- 1 Mr. and Mr:~. Hubert Price 46•97 pP;:';'Onnel. Wildermuth. 4 13 tfc I vacuumed. WY 2-3715.4- ·30tc hitch, tra sickle, and cultiva· rear Iand daughter, Beverly, spent · t.:aU 03-9844, BelOpen Mon.·S•t. - 9 to 9 rotaryfront mower, 22 pre •.. Ob_i{,. 4-22-12tc FOR SALE; All modern bricktors. Price $4.50.00. tbarles the Easter weekend in Paw ' POMEROY frame 3 bedr h t 1' S R'f Rt 1 De h I Paw W, Va,, with Mrs, Price'• · Fo r ler.1t Jack w. C1rey. oorn cane s Ye i BREED to th best fo le! · I e, · , xter, 0 io, 6 w Maneget home on Chester Roac. near . e r !JS, near Wilkesville, Ohio. MO g. family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray MODERN . two bedroom dwell, •· PHONE I State Highway Garage.' tOO x Cu~tlSs Breedi~g Service. We 4445, 4 21 3tp Larkills. ing with full basrment and WY 2-2181 400 lot. Several financing plans mvlte c~mpanson.. compare I g.:~s furance. Ni ce location. __ 1 available to qualified person [ the CurtiSS bull~ With any ! Mr. and Mrs. William M. MeFor information call \\'Y 2- CHROME DINETIE set ,table, I Pholle WY 2_5337 . Insurance Kelvey an~1 Mrs. Don Johnson 4 13 tf~ other. bulls svaJiable. Low Polera ~2 Dr. H.T. Auto. Trans. Powv ' lteerinJ. 2318. 4 30 6tc 2 cha1rs, cabmet base, $30 ,~ _ ·- _ j brecdmg fee. Br~ to Gold and sons visited Easter Sunday Radio and Heater, Air Conditioninc New 50.QOO BTU floor rur- fOr SALE: Modern 5 room : Medal plus proven dairy sires PHHI'O Copytng Sen'lce. Co!> with Mr. and Mrs Alvin CoUinl HOUSE FOR RENT - 6 rooms · syracuse. Wl~h 1 and d ol '....' 'I Mrs. Ella and bath. E.· Main. PQ1l- nare, with :1 11 controls, lin1 lr~rne horne m pri, certified meat I mae l§al paper1. and ,anuy, Mae 1126 eroy. W\' ..a408 tc ' c<tse), $130. Call WY 2-3442 1 ~ath, (J bedrooms) large util- beef sires for only $6.00, 5 bu1tJ records and almost IDJ West and Mr. John McKelvey Galaxie 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto. Tran1. Radio and Heater. _ -~ _2 · ~ 4 27 6 , after 5 p. m. 4 30 3tc l 1ty room, double carport, gas dairy breeds, a beef breeds other documents. of Parkersburg. Low MUeage Fl ' NISHED 3 rooms, on ground - ---- -furr1c:1ce, fully .tnsul~ted., W.Jll and 1 dual purpose. two Reo&er lasaraace, Pomerot floor. S. ·Front St., MiddleFERRY-MORSE to -~IJ Clirpetmg, b~rch cabi· trailled, qualified and exper· It Uc Mr. Sam Ebel1!bach and chitport. Call WY 2·5141 1 BULK nets. Shade and fru1t trees, 1 ienced technicians. F0r 1dren of Newark spent E1sler Monza Convertible. Rndio, 4 on the floor shift 4 27 t.fc I srrublJery . Close to schoolj prompt, efficient and oourte. GUARANTEED. renewable for wJth Mr. and MI'B. Howard Eb70--cc and chu~~b. Very reasonabl~ . i ous serv ice. Call Leland Park- life hm.pitalization. 1Bsued ersbacb. 3 BEDROOM brick Duplex with Grady C alg, Syracuse, Ohw l. er, Pomeroy, Ohio, Phone at aU ag~. Phone WY 2-4i166. Mr. arid Mrs. T. A. Roberts of Monza 2 Dr. Sedan. Radio, 4 •lh the floor shift garage. Buttern~ • • Ave., ~ Porn· WY 2•2810 • 1 WY 2--2264 or Albert Parker, 2 18 tfc Ostrander spent Easter wi1 h eroy. ·call WY ~·· ·2 tf I 2 Uc Ch h · ALL VARIETIES ·-· _ -·1 ' ester, 0 io, Phone 985-3415. his sister, Mr. and Mrs. How· ~-.--. ~- 4_ _7 c i FOR SALE' Three bedroom , Chester, Ohio, Phone 985-3415, Help Wanted ard Ehersba<h. 88 Celebrity Sedan, Power Steering and Brakes Radle FURNISHED S room · apart· 1 house, Butternut Ave., Pom- ~ 4 29 6tp __ and Heater ' . ment in Middleport for cou- i I eroy, tJard~ood floors. bot GRILL COOK wanted at once Mr. Bill McKelvey and Miss pie. Phone WY 2-5435. 4-24-tfc [ water heatmg system, out l'oeiller BaildiDI ~ lor Cro 'o Steak llo . Judy Fee, studenbi'Bl Marietta MODERN 4 room and bath. "' , I of floods, best neighborhood, aew bomes. Built tn kite!> w use4 30 3le College, visited Fridey with furnished apartment, Middle- I am 5t, Pomeroy $8500.00. ena. storm windowa. ~ Mr. and Mrs. William McKel.. ~~n 41 Dr. Sedan. Radio and. Heater, Std. TraM. Bell rt. WY • ••7• • 21 ~ Two bedroom hou,., High lnum 81·dlng, Call GuJ N·•~ LAllY TO llve ln. IIDusewort feY and with Mr. ond Mrs. Don po ~ •_· _ _ .. _w.'" GOLF club~ for sale, 6 irons ,....... Jolmson nd ROOM HOIJSE In Pome- snd Z woods and all leather Street, Hill,Inside Pomeroy IDd ~4, ..,. lor boys. Veoter Call Mr. anda Mn.IJOIS, recentlyLincoln refinished and ler, Racloe, Oblo. 12 29 tic SH or lwrite Norman llouah roy Plloae WY z.63811., bag, male, right handed, out $6,900.110. Walker, Laapvtlle, Obio. and dlildrea And Mr. ODd Mrs. I Dr, (Still Boo!) Jl.tdfo · 4 1 Ill> $15. Call WY 2-2836, 4-261fc Two bedroom houses, Lincoln HEATING, l'lllmblDC. M..u.r I 21 lie Robert Euler and daughter FURNISHED HOUSE, ~ rooms BABY bed, in good conditi 011, Heights, Pomeroy, with new FurDuea. Amold lkolhen, U, S. CIYII..,_ TMtol Charlestoa opeat Eaaia' and bath itt Pameroj. CaD $2{1, Call wv 2-2453. •-26-Gtc additioos, furnaces ete ., • 111 Eaol Malo •~ _._ .... '" ,.,. H ..' ., .,., "'"~ ...... ,., 1bott ~~~an. &d'f•~ Mr. Mr1111<1odMn. Harold llow!h. ~.!::';,. Sedao. V& Radio oDII Beater, Low IIIIIOUe, Ont ow::. ,·v S.t WY3 U26230 ,.,: DON'T PUMP you slugglsb sep. 78 01111,00, eroy. Pbooe WY HHII.- . ..... . ...... ,._.., ., -,-...,.~-~ • spent B Mrs. Howard Ellert.. W\; acre farm, with modern "· _ . , -..., bach a week witb &beir 7 800 tic tack. Get Kleao-Em-AU ho me, Cbester Towosbip, goad - "" -,.. • - - -• · ·""''"' - - . .". ........ _ and family, Mr. ··• MOD"""' • rooms and bath oeptic laDk cleaoer. Lan•~ gravel raad, school bus, mail AUCI10NEER - - ....,. ,.. Mrs. PhUo Wil""" ~ Radnor, FOil Statloo WIJIOL V8, Auto, Trano, lll4io ~ Bealor '~':. Mlddl"r: tf~b. IILitk Farrt Bureau. 2 route, Z miles !rom Chester Complete Service ~;:;''"'..:::.::.-- - -..::.: ,. Pa. 1 8 1 $7,500.00. ' CriU Bradford rw=w· 'Ille WSCS mel """"'tiJ with Write, Prone or Coata<l 1 _ 1 Noti Mro. Ella Rou1b. Mrs. Ruth lH! 11o.:('· ;m:: ic:;ur roo1'tJ furn •o;- ~ BOYS' 26" bicycle, $25. J. c. Two modem house• on Con· Higgins umbrella tent, sleeps dor Street, Pomeroy. One two A. C. BRADFORD -~~· ce Ebenbacb wu iD ehaqe of Stattoo e eyl std. Tronl. 111'!1• anclllaololr ld and ll~ apart. four , $20. Marlin 2'l rifle with years old in perfect endition Racine, Obio 111 THI cOMMON n1.u cauaT, the program. menta WY 2-MM lJ 6 tfc TRAILER J.OTS _ free sew- sling $30. 20 ~auge Winchest- $8,000.00. One, two bedroom, i 1 tie MIIGI cau.-rY, ONIO Mr. and Mrs. 'JbereOD JoiJD. age and water. Brown'l fraU er shotgun $10. Coleman camp Jiving room, kichen, bath, full =·~:.v =t~LL. IOD and Mn. Fred Philson visitFalcon 2 Dr. Sedan. Std. Tnna. Radio and. Heater • er Park fState Approved I stove $1D. These items as basement and garage, $2,500. CU~M butcbenll& IDd cua, Mk~Me]IMirt, 011 • Plaintiff. eel recently with Mr. and Mra. MlnersviUe, Qblo, Pbooe WY good as new. Phone WY 2- Bllilding lots on State Route ! tlng. Phil Meia", Pbooe WY u .wa111U •· HT:-La.. .rl. Don Johnson and IODS, Brian 124, Dead Man's Curve 1 2-35 10 •• • ..,_ "' u.u-.. ltreet. and B 6304 Convertible. AU Power. Radio and Beater 24324. 1 u, tte 1-;;;;;;;;-, All can be fmanced. . · fur· 1 . .... '"' ...... Mldd.. '"""'" 011... ~·· Missruce. For ,...,. ., Nlldeftu Patsy Price, lltudent at , 1 TRAILER Iota for rent, close USED WRINGER type Maytag ther information call. .. HI .. '"'."""' ....r.. Malnt- Oh · & Crow RealtJ · CO AUTO SALES •nc.. APo"" H•• v.n. "Yerll. io State University, sPent to LaUDdrymat 1Dd: sehools washer. Good condition $40. O'Brtea ....11111.... the Easter weekend with ber 11 751 V.Uey Lumber & Supply Com New Haven - Call 882--3284. WY 2.2120 • 11955 Chevrolet, cleau V~ good ..._ ' NOTIC:I :: paren•- Mr and"- ro •• 2 Dr. Sedan. 8 cyl. Std. Heater _~ \"~.,..t • fc • 29 3tc LA"""'NC& • HY- • nt ' - · · ~ence pany. Mtdd , ...,....,. 4 28 6tc tires, fl50.00. Will trade for Pl!nniM.& rwfci,....~1110 "LaUNJ Price.~, FoR. RENT- NiU - i room Livestock FOR SAJ.E-Mldd1eour1 ·11 taU. 61S:fi.L ~g~ ...or Plymoutb. ~.:!.; V::::"~OJd~bu~ Mr. and Mr•. Larry EbenI Dr. Sedan. V8 enalno, Auto. Trooa. llodlo .,.j apartment. In ~omeroy. 170 -GOLDEN PalamiriO stalUon, etf building located 352 N IC n ~ae·ll., Pomeroy. Fed4Tal MAJe*Op..... .U'o '"· N. . bach spent the Easter weekend Mulberry-Av. Pnvate entrance S5", Palamino mare, will Second Mlda..teport. 4 28 4tp wtth her parenta, Mr. and Mr.. WY 2 2575 or at 378 Second Priced for q 1 ~ .. - 1thl urnt~nlflled fllH .bet PetJ.UfiB Ottie "M•• N 11ayea.' · • - foal in May. Both young and u c.. - · IJI. 1957 HILLMAN 4 doo lo ••atnet him tn u.. eom- Ple111 ........... ., ew 1 St. . 4-261fc well broken. Ken '-'u Dar· qutre at Ob1o HoteL . compact car • r, r· Court.forotdiYOJ'C*. 11•118 C4KmtJ. ol.Obio. ,.,. Mr and Mrs' sam Prtce ' stu.• :;-;;:-:c:=:--:-.,---o-·. e1gn oldlr1mt. ~Wl'n 4 30 3t B • . ' good oondi- '-• aumon,, np- ... other _,._. .. dents• at ll'n-"-tc....... ....lru Col HALf•ACRE • lob acco ~se · c u11nen Services t1on. $250.110. Phone WY 2 "'' ......... "' Mt~oo< -;;-.;...,.. -~" · - · · - • • o ·, • . , • for ·rent, Share or cash, Syra2418 4 - tf ""•tJH '" "'f .,.. lege •!'""' Re•l Est•t• S•le BULLDOZER WORK wanted . · •• • "'"' ''",..,. ........ " wllh f:Mr. eliSe! 01!'10. Phone wv 2-229'1. _ __ For _ whteb"''7011 an or _, ·c&aam .. Ill.'! lhe ·· ani! Dod Dod 4 2 31p 68 ACRES and 710 acres In Chea- Small dozer. Back , • filling , 1955 PONTIAC 4 door ' S\25 :r:"'J.,.":, .... - · and amlly. 9!1ge Dart..;..ujncer ter Township, which belonged farm ponds and cutting drtve- Phone WY 2-2418. 115 u' Lot'. No. FOIIi' HUIUSNd u.d rw Guests ·reeently of· Mr. Sa d & M to George and Dean Hoffman ! way• m. Cheap rates. Middlec •:: Mrs. Don Johnson. ood sons • con i ,... ,· lcldleport · ·nHR~"TioNS m s§ 1 1 5 I I ! "ALL TRUCK.S" 1 ·, m I ~5~~~5~~~=:~~5~~~~=~= • ~ NEW ... Pomerov Motor Co. :;; "' Ia W~J(,ij1 ~'s:~~~ ~~ ,;a~let~to~ly '""""od' •""' i ~i&&& Wheel Ahgnmenf ~o;Jroul.s sh~llow PAY LESS ~ Dally I r Brake Service 81 aeffnaf5 M<~son. Kei.th Goble Ford m I ~loa ··: ..... """"""' ........ If. New ··-- -..:.: abbr• 111.-ty 1 20" SABRE TILLER ' S ' f.YN f II 97 r DOWllr L!Upe ....... I .Rubberol a\ffKOWf D-'ILY CBYPIOQIJOTB - lhnl'o 11ow to work "' AXYDJ.BAAXB aa"SAVi Ia 1 · ..t..J"LJ 1964 Dodge - - - '2795 KBBIVI AOIL 1 1963 Ford - - - - $1895 -:s , 1962Ford ---- •I · ·".lunlor'o at that awkward Old en....., to l"t hlo f..,_r In trouble llut too J'""'l 10 help pt hhli aut!" WMPO Radio '1195 1961 Oldsmobile - '1395 1960 Rambler - - -$395 w-. ==="--;=----;,;:-:-;-: ' '• ,.rt. S~. -~ 1960 Ford - 1959 Buick - .. 1958 Chevrolet 1958 Chevrolet ~k.on~~ ~~~ :u.•= ~aney, ~ at decease port, WY 2-2208. Willthebe time sold of for their not less tha~ 1 ~4 26 late " ·-lh e appraised value of t-4.080 Karl Graeser. Plamblnl and at Helltlnl O'Bthe . h.office ttcf O'Brien and r1e , a orneys, 1001,% MtaenvOle Ollie Court St., Pomeroy, Oblo, Sat. End ,oar trouble• urd'Y.·· May 8, 1!165 at 10:00 we bave aU .~ · , a.m. filor 1further informa~ion Sewer Maehlllel call WY .. 2-2120. 'lbelma SrD· ~ble . Rata d Adm:l of . . . er, , .;ate of Georp CaU WV 1-!t'lt Pa7 or Nfghl F~'Yr~•", d~A~. 4-~4..flte . 7 21 tfr. · tewe:, ltamltier wor1d 1"tw 8&-~ndard of OOmpad ~~ ,.,. 811 ear nnm, · - .... twmaoce. SmaD eAr eeoacuD)' £Jcellfllef" aod ~~~a~~aprahR- ... -·.. D\etropoll&aa M...,. D ... •- -._..... u. .,. 1...aw ~;~~wa:: .....,merOJ : -; lhe'"~1t~~bo~~=: •,:"~ ~~ , ~{v1~~:~v.t~~ •;:~. 1~ a Nb:rfoild ., r..o11 eluded< Rober:1· :r~~·~· f.: ·,.,~· N..,~ t9.:·.J!. ~~~ :; and Mrs.Mn. Joe Andris Po-"»"i;'J "d4itto• .. r..o-r ter Jennifer Belpre ~N·:. Porneror. •10·· lot W IK•W. • .!!'dDl"f.o :tootallcl • p.rt llt{w In· ot the vm.,. cii "llllMI•PQft.' 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Frlilay- ~ Part.,. and Mrs. 16 Wolfe " of Newark sn.nt lhe 'th her paf~, ~ Mr. WI Cl1od Wald ODd OISJrleei IJV C.A.LPV AB lfVDBQSP IJ'QPN!IL lUBSlVJ.- •t.IVPKK ~Siii:J V'ClAIM 'vttl 1961 Chevrolet - - '1395 ,;;;;:;o.-.;;;;-;:==--;;;-;.....~-';,' a ......... a. 1962 Volkswagen-- $1395 ~.~. "==,.....,.:::.,.: = . &I ........,... ~' JIEtJ'1"RALL'M IS AT TTMEB A ORA\' ER SIN THAN SllLLIOliiRBNCli:.-:-LOUIS BRANDW8 1962 Chevrolet - - $1495 1962 Chevrolet - - $'J395 1962 Oldsmobile ---$1895 G A RDEN SEEDS EBERSBACH HARDWARE ;.-1' LOlfQW'.LLOW One letter lllftply ltaada tor aaothre&'. ~ tb1a .ample A U uud tor the th'" L'a, X for tM two U.t. 1te. Bingle Je tte: -·. apo•,' trophies, the lencth uut formatloa of U. wwd.l are all hint&r kch <Say the- oe4t IItten .,. 4lft'CII'ellt. ·r I 1 d.Aioo te. bt'•. . ..uw. Portland --=--·..--...-.--...........-.___ 1:. ............... ........ 11. WooliT ILatr = --··-----------..1 ~ I ~ ! ... 1 - •......::.. ~ 1 I --........,, ........ li "BIG SAVINGS" 1 ==========.! ·• o( . ' WJEH RADIO KNOW 1-UM I IF Y'I<NOW HIM 00 GOOOW~T'9 HIS~1 �) ' ~e ~::u=.:~:seruor·5PQII-I Mrs. Rohetfs Is Letart Falls pTA Pres.·dent ~~~rec~ 1 high 1Cboo dance wm be ;1eld this Saturday from 8 11 p. m. at Middleport School auditorium. The will emcee. - .. C1aurJa ~ .,..,. . Mr. Moore iJ Speaker For o,lf!.: · Around And r:!:fu!:.~ ICrip. M ther•Dau~hterCav .r ,OisbJ¥ About ~·· ..... ....,.. dariDc Planned Mayf 9by Federated GUild G cJ 1 b · ·· ~ boyr wblll t llt , _....._ v - r~ DaJ *''Ill Middleport or en c u BeraDa, Clau ol the KJd. P.llbl . . . made or a .......... ""'t*s~ · eburcb of·Olrld·llll& daqbttr covered dllb dJD. the Feder& JuDcb Wt Mrs. WtlllJ An:~yUiw~ ! Ralph Moore ollbe eveDIJI&, at the ' ebwch. '*' • llaJ t at I ~:;. ' : : !,-:Lm,..: pia SOOAL CALENDAR "CHERYlu (1(1 jdl<"l mor• 1:! !?". MEIGS THEATRE Lf ~~ ·· 51' ,,,. •d• ear. Her-t THE SHOE BOX "t'P ,, ' '• a PUMP .. SS·" ,t>,"' ... ' ;o • :r- 1 ' 1 Dlll1 Senttnel.' Jt9UOJ·Ml~ MAY 1 Oil .. • 'lbe Letart FallJ PTA met A Jitney Supper will be held ----~;;n-::---11/ ~~:~~r:~ Rlftn In the IIICbool Saturday May 1 at 5 p. m. at business visitor a po service wu Illest JJawley, Yke ...... the WOIIMD'I Guild ~.... to Mrft . . . . . eve~,. the Racine Junior High, spon- Thursday. lng as hla topic, presided· duriJII .the _. wated <llurdl met WlldnNday were ... wlth Mrs. Alee sored b the Racine Firemen's Mr. John Zerkle, veteran Mid- For a Glass of Water," of thl president Mr L. evemaa at the dwrcb. ud ,coffee. Mrs. BucDifaWI. Wheeler, pre!Jdent, presiding ..A : y There will be horne dleport councilman, has been Mrs Vietor hysell, aullted Wiley ' • Mra.. Bell NeutzliDa pre1ident ley • Mra. Guy ·RinrrD ~ A White Leather The meeting opened with the !m:t'l~· cream. removed to Riverside Hoepital Mrs: Vernon Neue, 'Ibe m~tlnc wu opened wJtb opened tbe meetlDI' witb a IIIIDid a lbe PfOil'UII'~' " Pledge to the Flag, followed I The Middleport High School in Col~~us from the GaUl- ed the Wildwood Garden Club "Sw• Are Q1e poem, "Ob Lord 'Uid bier of tee for tbe mothir • daUCbt* Mid Heel 11 1 by prayer by Mr8. E r Senior Mothers are sponsoring 110lis Chmc . where be wu Wednesday evening at her by ''T e U1 All.'' DevotloDI by Mra. dinner. ' Y 1 1 Roush. ~~~ in un11on. Pearl ·Mora opeoed wiUl · tbe Votel tl tbiJIU ..,. .... 1 bake sale Saturday at Tiny's taken followmg a serious ill- In Minersville. , The secretary's report by ; Foodland in Middleport begin- ness. He Is undergoing tests at the de¥otlonal per- 11yum "Falrelt Lord Jtaua," 101- to Loull Reibel for Jout! luc..... Mrs. Andrew Cross and the ! Ding at 9 a. m. Persons wishing the hospital. Mrs. Zerkle is 'lbe meeting, In of loci ''Lor4 1 Not lowed with prayer by_tbt lead- preaeuted to the women ,fl ·tbl treasurer's report by Mrs. to donate baked goods or want with him and 11lso his ~lstera, Mrs. ~ .Nease, For Riebel," and "Have Pou .,, Matthew aeleetlollt. were dlureh; Mri. L B. Wfild fiDr schel Norris were accepted. ~ picked up may call Mrs. Miss Hallie o~nd M1ss Nellie Zer- ened With devotions taken Ben to Jesu~~.' Mra. · Robert read by Mill J!ll•betr· l'lek. material for table dotlil; aud The nomlrro~ting committee re- j .foe Dennison, WY 2-3753. kle. John a:l2 by Mrs. Edison MdEiblnny read an artkile en- "Glf.a JtiUI Left to Us," wu ¥z'a. Louis Reibel for mUbil MIDDLEPORT, o. I ported. and these offlcers were The annual inspection of Porn- Mrs. Bernard ~ultz and Mrs. who had !?r her theme, titled 'Eternal Life' and . a the tbtme of tbe' devoltOna aDd the elothl. Plans were JDidt lit ""~~iiiiiiiii~~~~~~ Iaccepted : president, Mrs. Rob- ero Chapter 186, OES, will be Leo Smith were m Columbus. on ~lght Shineth. She closed meditation, "'lbe Bible" Study" COilCil'Ded the period from serve homemade let enliD, ... lert Roberts; vice president, Mrs. bel~ Saturday at 7:30 p. m. Thursday to attend a vacation With pro~yer and I poem," wu given by Mra. Grace Haw- Euler to AloeallcJa. It WBI cake and coffee 011 JUDe It &litl IHerschel Roush ; secretary, Mrs. MAy % church sc~ool conference. e e the Beauty of the Earth. In cl~ the article stat- broucbt out that J8llll left the Mrs. Roy Sejfried wu "'"""' 1 Andrew Cross:. treasurer, Mrs. The deacons and deaconesses Dave Rl~~· Ashland CoU ~ During the business session, tbat "the Bible Ia the book gift of peace; the ei'on, a sym- u toUcitor. • 1 Herschel Noms. . of the First United Presbyter- student, VISited recently w a thank you note was read we Uve and die by." A de- bol of faith; the IIICI'IJDents; Refrtshmentl were lll'Yed bJ Pomeroy. Ohio , Appointed to the nommat- , ian church in Middleport are hiS parents, Mr. and Mrs. ·from Mrs. Christy Baer votlonal article -entitled, "How llld the Lord'l Prayer. Prayer the Bill)' Bee Sewilll · Clrda ' ing committee were Mrs. Bert ! in charge of a May Day famUy Gene Rice and fa:;lly · Bobb flowers sent her while Ul. Readest Thou" wu- &iven by by Mrs. Mora cloaell the devn- from a table with whitt COYa' TONIGHT chru TUESDAY I,Grimm, Mrs. Roy Donahew and , dinner to be held In the church Mr. and Mrs. ernon er seeds were brought by Ruth K~. t1011s after wblcb an ofhriJII aDd centered with an ~ WALT DISNEY 'S 'Mrs. Herschel Roush. A ques- : dining room Sunday evening at and bsons, Gregg an~ D~v~, ~members for the Wildwood 'lbe Rev. Donald· IDekl, pu- waa ta1ten by Mra. Phil GlCJbo. meot of plllk floWen In mUk "THOSE CALLOW A YS" ltion and answer period was held ! 6:30 p. m. Members attend- lum us, were wee en u rs 'club. A report on the • commented on the new eel- tar. . gtaas container, with pillk ca. (Techn icolor) Brian Kei th. Bran<' ~n de with Mr. Charles Hayman, Sou-, 'ng are asked to bring a cover- of her ~art:nts, Mr. and M · meeting held at Rio ltlon of the Bible aDd cited Mra. DOll Tbomu wu pro- ell• In milk &lUI 'holderl· • \Vi lde Ve ra 1\liles, Walter thern Local Executive Head, ed dish. Ralph Gllmore. ed given by Mrs. Homer Holter. for not recommendlnl ll'lm ·ebairmall and . a p~ylet either Jide. Mrl. Jlbll Globobr BrPnn'an. Ed Wynn, Linda Jl'drtiripating. I MAY s Mrs. Nma ~land bas retlll1! for use in · tha loeal church..........odlftn the ,._.," bleb -~AM at t1be allvet coffee 1 F\a ns. to her horne m Akron followmg Mrs. Hysell, Mrs. Milton Mrs -...~~ All """"...,. ....,.,, w • b d Disney Cartoons The room atten ance anner I Theodorus Counc;l, Daughters d . 't lth ber d h It d Mr Alfred y . .......ar enswortb wu com"__. ...._....,. liviDI wtth ·iervict. ed to the _,_ • IJo 1,n · dd t M J AI . . severa1 ays v1s1 w as e an s. eau. - . - ..,.,. ...... . 1 1was a war e o rs. ean - of AMerica w1ll meet m reguth M M'10erva Childers ed th we com QIISI •O w..,. spiritual UviJII waa prlleDted · ----WED. and THURSDAY kire for the second and third Jar session' Monday at 7:30 p. mo er, . rs. ~er were ~am as e several months spent In Hawaii by Mra' ~ Mra Roy D 1. G'~ May 5-6 grades. Refreshments were ser- m. at the IOOF hall. Members 1and her siSter, Mrs. Guy Reyn- mg commlttee. A report with her family. ·. Seyfried; Mrl. ~Smith aDd ~rarty .. 'tt1eJI 01 NOT OPEN ved by the fourth grade moth· are asked to bring sandwiches ~· and Mrs Harold Sauer the :'a~y scf: boo~i:: The rummage iale IChedued Mra. Rlehard Rese:abaum • Glftl were pr•entecl to ·Done 5 ers. or cookies for refreshments. nd r daughters Mary Ruth and en Y rs. am May was t'abled unW next brou&ht out that aplritual needs na Jean Nelaoll -,rileD relativel • FRIDAY and SATURDAY May 7-1 ~oy visited ~ently in Bev- A paper, "Something for fall. The birthdays of Mrl. were more Important than pby- met at 1wr bome oa Aprtl a "MAIL ORDER BRIDE" DANCE TONIGHT erty' with Mr. and Mrs. William the Shady Side," waa presented Marvin Kelly, Mrs. Donald deal needs. '1be reading of at a aurpi'llt blrthcla1 ,.ny. 1 tTechni color) Tl J . Cl f R tl d Meredith and children Roger by Mrs. Karl Grueser, and a K&n' and -Martha J'4cNeal were Lub 14:28-33 by Mrs. RoleD- Potluck dinner wu aerved: to 0 811dd,. r: b,en. Keir Dullea , . e umor ass . u8 al. and Chuck ' demonstro~tion on a crescent obsel'ved durinl the eventna. fte. baum and a niedlt8tlon "Let Us Mr. aDd Mn. Jim Nellon, ~ Luis 'IPttlelun . ! H;gh school Is sponsormg reMrs John Fornash Chlllicorangement using butternut were served by Mrs. All go Forth to Serve Him," le and 0111; Mr. and Mrs. Jea"APACHE RIFLES" cord hop tomg~t rn8 the symn;s-' the SPent the wekend' with . Mr. chestnut was given by Mrs. McKinley, Mrs. Rut b by Mra. Tbomu concluded the .. Nelllon, Mra. Chris Diehl ol 1Tecbnicolorl p. m. .oand Mrs. Benard Fultz and chll- sell. Mrs. Fisher gave uow and MN. Hawley to the program. . . Rutlaud; Mr. and Mra. AlbtJt <\ udl e M11rphy. Linda Law· 1 ;urn startmg a I bert Mlller and Bob Burke "Ill dren, Beth, Barbara and Bee- the time to, prepare 15 members and one pest, Mar- Durinl the bu.sinaales•km, a Bolen, Ronald and Kenny; Mr. '""· ,\I il'ha el Dante. , emcee. and p~nt seeds; set out hardy tha McNeal, present. box of clothln( was sent to the aDd· Mrl. G. B. Stout, el Dao . Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lambert ptdllts; wate_r evergreens, and ON COFFEE HOUR Presbyterian C h u reb at ter; Mrs. Keith Weaver, carl Information ll!l school consoli ' we.-e bnslnecls visitors in Gal- set out pansies. Mrs. Roy Holter of the Chest- Boooevllle, Ky., for cllltrlbutlclll and Karen Dee, and Mill Betdation, teacher insurance a n d ' lipolis Wednellday. Flower arrangements were er Garden Club will be the to the needy. · A eoatrlbutlon of .ey Smith, of Columbul; Mr. current legislation on education . Mrs. Harry Craig Is return- judged and blue ribbons award- Garden Club Illest speaker Gil $5 wu made.to World ClothiDI and Mra. Mu: Bolen, 8ulall and will be giftll at • meeting of ,ing to her home in Middleport ed. A sunshine card was the "Coffee With Janet," pro- Flmd,. wblch will provide cloth- Rickey, aDd Eddie Hlad of Jl.e1· the executive officen of tbe after spending ~vera! weeks to Mrs. Christy Baer. The gram Monday, May 3, at t a.m. 1J11 for one child and a bot bmcb noldabUrg; Mr. and Mri. Alii~ Northwestern Local Educa~ in New Mexico_ With ber SOD, leling prize donated by Mrs. Mrs. Fred Goebel of the Rose every day for one ICboolyear. W~, IJnda Jou, ml Assnciatiaa Thursday ~ ~· Harty Craig, Jr.,~ fam- Hysell waa awalded to Mrs. Garden Club of Tuppers Plains Clothing waa 1lllo brouab& for Mill~ DavW'.of~~ at the b:lme of the president, iiy. Her son, Robert Craig, ac- Nease. Refreshments were wtll have charge of the June 1 needy family In the eommun- ton,ancUfr. C. Ja: Stloul Miss Sal)J Scbaat companied her borne. ved to 18 members and program. lty. . . of An)any. · . ' 'Ibis last meeting of the Mrs. Mae Holter Linda Ho~lon,l scbool term will be held WedGrace and Ko~ Hysell a n d ' r \\' ll I p ~ A R [l •• 5I TUf 1'·- Pt WF: an Ofl th an er us de ar se us !r so w D a I lnformati.On On Consolidalion • l T0 be ReVIeWe • d c; Jlllllof and- t!mR ...WITH A I ~;:~'~ :;!I BANK LOAN a ~er 011 teacber's insur- Hospital News .. Salldra Roush. --------- ance: deftklpments in ool!iioli 1 ...._.---..~ .._.._, James Lucas, William Claar, clatiaa plans bY Don McKen..,....,._ - . - . De. uautive bead. and cur- Among those who entered' MrJs. FrTimo~nklinth NGott,s~~uPHt. real legislalicm by !.lanba Ob- Holzer hospital in the past 24 ones, Y • w- ~· a • linger legislative chairman. . bours were: Homer C. Moore, rick Pope, Afma .M. Riehanls, ~ also .-ill be \he e1ec- 44 Olive St., Albert T. Welch, and Jeffrey E. Likens. tim of offian_ AppoiDted to Sr., RL 1 Bidwell, Mrs. Quenthe oominating commntee were tin H.uniltoo Wickline 214 . MATCH STARTS Homer Wells, Nellie Vale, F»- Dr., PL Pleasant_, ~les Wil- BRUSSELS (UPI)-'lbe ~ Campbell and Martha Ob- liam Henry, Gallipolis • Zone ffrst roond Davia Cup linger. Pllw were also com- Rass Miller, 3CN Meebanic: st., tered betw Chi1 _....., pleted foe tbe erxkf-the-year , Pomeroy, Ricbarcl W. Maynard enco~ een e .... dinner to be held May r7 at Rt. 2 Racine, Khmeth Ray Ka- Belgiull! got . under way today Jaune Pmto Bravo of Cbtle the Lake Hope Lodge, with a DOUse Oak Hill, Mrs. Eiis meeting to foHow. 1Oak Hill, Mra. Jack D. Erie ~srt and ErRefresbments were IWitld ills, Wellston, Mrs. Lucio111 A::": a:inst Jack SirMrs. Gladys Major, first gar Rollins, Wellston, Mrs. lgi • Bl ' ! 2 w lky. Wt'rt~ .?- LOW-l!OOT Al ____ ...... . or reWhether you wish to. ~ that decorate your borne this sprmg. y~u 11 vement our popular low-cost btmlt home unpro loans can make it possible 1'0 have the work tone ri ht nou• . . . and economically! Come see ow r!dily we can arrange payments to fit JOfiT reFfin.d budget. No obligation! 111 3 - F I ~!* POM,EROY ~~ NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County for over 93 years POMEROY Dupre, Jr., WellJton, Mrs.Raymond George Darling, Well- • presidellt Eugene Mrs. 2Dd vice ; president; old Sauer. secretary, Members, Mrs. Roberta Mr!. Eugene CampheD and 1 Ann Webster. Your Savings Now Earn 4% Interest F . RUTLAND l Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Mr•.Ruuellu W Ho•te11 o/ Club Mrs. Lester Russell entertained the Friendly Neighbors Tuesday evenin& at her home, Fisher St. During the business session, In charge of Mrs. Russell, ident, it wa voted to purchase flowers for the Naylor's Run Memorial for Memorial Day, and Mrs. Henry Werry was named to pucbase the flowers. Thank you cards were read from Mrs. L. V. Karr for dinner served at the death of her father, and from Mrs. Cllfiord nred of frost ••• and dafrosti 1 with our TRADI·II PLAI 1 ston, Edgar Perkins, Wellston, Carence William Pennington, Hanging Rock, Mrs. Raymond O'Del Tucker, Belpre, Mrs. Neal Friaby, Ashland, Ky., Mrs. Raymond D. Bratton, Russell, Ky., and Mrs. Pete Young, Ravenswood, W. Va. BUtbt Mra. Quentin Hamilton Wickline, 214 Park Dr., Pt. Pleasant, daughter, 2:411 p.m. Thursday. Dlldlarged Patieala recently discharged Included Mrs. Charles Williams, Mi8l Connie Carpenter, Car I Brandeberry, Mrs. Wilbur , Mrs. Lyle Poteet, Mrs. ward Maerker, Dan Sayre, Mrs. Gary Gibbs, Mrs. Rupert Kent, Mrs. Elizabeth Kryder, Lester( D. Smith, Mrs. Oscar W. wnn1.r urn, Mrs. Velma Douglal, Mrs. Charles Hawk and Infant Ralph Shoemaker, Mrs. Rnll....tl Pennington, Mrs. Risden Mfll,.,._ Jacobs for Euter gifts given residents at the County Home. The traveling prize don8ted Mrs. Emerson Well wu ,.••11'11-J ed to Mrs. Russell. Games were played prizes awarded to Mrs. ""'··· • les Werry, Mrs. Hell!')' Werry, Mrs. Donley Reiqel and Mrs. Leon McKnight. Refreshments were served by the hostess to those named above and Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs. George Buchanan, Mrs. Willard Hines and Mrs. Robert M~S_ON DRIVE·IN SAVE --·--on W•ll Known· Makes Of Furniture, Floor Coverings and Furnishings For Your Hom ••• and-on Wearing Apparel For You~ Familyl I ELBERFELDS tu. ft. REFRI lOR-FREEZER ker Furniture i, '· ' "THI BRIDGI ON THI RIVII KWAI,. With William Boldea end Alee Gulnneu (Teehnleolor) -d"MORO WITCH DOCTOR'" loek Mahoney, IW'&Ia Deen ' ,., IN POMER·Ol ··::h: SatUrdayst Elberfeld• Are Open ·Until tin the. Eventna ' A TOM RUE -MO · . . RS . "I'm Dwight Stevers, Salesman at Tom Rue Motor~, Middleport's n~w Chrysler-Piy"'!outh and Imperial Deal• er at 399 South Third Street. We know nobody likes to shop 1 used-car lot with 1 high'pressure salesman breathing down his neck• . '. ,, We don't heve any. '·f· We know a lot of p8Pple · leery of ~lid cars because lmJu.,v of them look over • used and over-pttced. Ours are clean, b'right and thoroughly r~ndlfl~. We can sleep at night eftet: we make 1 sil•. What about prices.? They're not rock bQttom. aUt ~y're fair. Still, we know that if you ¢In beet our.dMI You'll ~ ~' elsewhere. We're nofeboufto-let that h1~~ ~·'' · ':.·1 . Why not let ws -s~w ydu • gret ul!l<ker fVl)t.JJO, ' f.• • ... 1 ~ tlon. Teke edv~h~e· ted~ Of our c.t·llbl'lltiQrl "• '· . '' ,·: ( ' • • ToNIGHT · ·sATURDAY \ . •' ) #t, ' ' ' ·~ h~ ~ \ ,, ''I . • 1l • .... ' ,, j •' ,, ... ,, tt- . '4·1 •• 1': • Ill . ~ ~ .' ; ' .... :.··- . • ..4 ' ' ... ,,v·'il·.. ' >i • '-• .:! ,.:.·~ ·•' ' ' ' . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. 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