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With this r•onork the ~sslrmn added, "Pe. titiona speak loudly and they are not going to shove this aside quickly." On the topic of grants for sewage treatment plants Moeller said, "The villages of Pomeroy und Middleport will obtain Federal grants for construction . of sewace treatment llants .... " He added that advice g i v e n him indicates outright grants of 30 ~nt ar also · available from · llc · ealth Service fUilds to go 4 O(lg with the federal aid of .0 per cent on the sewage treatment plant p r o -grams. Moeller •ilid he just received word from a U.S. Corps of En· gineers official that the Leading Creek Boat Marianna Project has been programmed lor 1966. Cong. Moeller announced the Leadln& Creek project will cost $118,000. The Leading Creek project had previously been .scheduled for 1967, according to Moeller. ' The democrat congressional representative, midway through his talk, arrived on the subject of the Appalachia Highway. He said, "We have taken the shor1 end of the road when It comes to roads in Southeast· . . ern Ohlo. 11 Moeller then said 200 miles of occess roads are going to be leading to the Appalachia Way in Southeastern Ohio. "We in· tend to get 250 miles - may· be - in Meigs Conly, if we can . get that much." The guest speaker )lointed out he Is aware that Meigs CouBty is interested in establishing a vocational training school. Moeller said it can be gotten through a 100 per cent grant if it is sought. · Moeller urged that the c·1li· zenA of Meigs Count) to unite for progress. 'I feel the day is coming when we can brag about the progress of Me1gs County," said the representa· live. Cong. Moeller cited various ligures and statistics to im· '' •., ' '· press that Metq und olheP Southern Qlllo eolinti!l •are "llllt ,keepln& up'' ~at · .pieeeat with many areas ,of' 11¥1 .State. Moeller also called/ upon the group to Improve · the school ~stem In Meip County tbroUih bettel' facilities. He pointed out that J250;000 cun be obtained from granta to supplement the public ~~Chools In Meigs County. Delmar A. €anaday, general chalrmun for ·tile dinner, wei· corned the , JIIe~ and thea turned over the affair to Toast. master Be1'1181'd Fultz, county (Cootiilued 011 pace 2) ~~ ,,, Seefcing 'Cease Fire' ~»W1 ><~~ SAN'fO DOMINGO UPI -U.S. Marines fought olf a 11rl" of 1m1ll attack• on the U.S • .EIIIH11y toSANTO DOMINGQ (UPil - Diplomats strove today to day but 1 ce11•fire apachieve a cease-fire In the week·old. ~ommunist-support· peared to be going Into ed revolt which has taken a toll of h'undreds of lives in effect In the w"k • old Communl1t - 1upport1d the·Dominican Republic. . The first American casuallies of the upmmg were revolt. suffered Frldar. Two U. S Marines were killed and 16 - & ! l W e m A ! ! £ 1 i i i American sei'Vtcemen - 12 Marines and four paratroop· · . era - were !wounded in clashes with the leftist rebels. the a r m e d bands wh1ch hav·e Jose A. Mora, Uruguayan secretary general of the been roving the streets would Organization of Ameriaan States, was flying here from ~eed their orders to stop shootWashington to aid the peacemakers. A tentative cease· mg. (ire negotiated Friday by Pa~::! Nu:~cio Emanuele Clari· The bands apparently are led zio stipUlated that the OAS • at least in some cases b' for· should arbitrate the dispute. cease-fire was the problem .of eign-trained Communists wh o Rep~stnlatives of both sides controlling the ci•ilians who are determined to keep the resi~necl the cease-flrt agreement were armed indisCti!ninately by volt going at any cost. drafted by Clarlzio, but It had rebel leaders in the early days The cease • fire was signed nu itt.medi&Je effect. Sporadic of the revolt. by air force IJrig. Gen. Elias fl!W . a!lllllnued through · the A U. S. Embassy spokesman Wessln y WifSsin. the military 'the early hours said rebel representatives who JUJits government's "strong of todajt. , sign~ parlzio's cease-fire 1$81d man," and by other leader~ of The major obstacle to .. they •toUid not guarantee that tha junta. Jlllfit'l i·tntl· Ia the WORLD N-d-35 t :J etter Times li Two Marines Killed, 16 Wounded in First Clashes 2 23 JO Cong. Walle!' H. Moeller, loth district r~tative, indlcat. ed Friday nlllbt at the Appalachill dlnller In J>omeroy that beiter · t!JJI for Melp County are !UBI oYir the hclrjzon. Speakbig before a capacity crowd ot clu..ne In the Sacred Heart Chlltfh auditorium with Demoerlltl und Republi· cans rubbJhs ehouldeu during the non-p8ril18n affair - Rep, Moeller cltecl at least fQur projecls he feels will be scheduled In MeJts. '. • tclS The.e are: - A bridge built across the new dam above Racine. ' - Federal grants for t·h e village of Pomeroy and Mid· dleport for sewage treatment plants. - The boating and ~ecrea­ tional faclllties for Leading 1 Creek. - lind, 250 miles of access oads to the Appalachia Way If at all pissibte. Early In his speech, Rep. Moeller singled-out Olin Boothe for the work he has done In securing names on a petition · 'tt· , ..... 'fl,'•; I __ __I.L,..,I_I-1 _.,....., ' _Pagoa P:.·o::corod ttJ.e Sheet 0 OVDISIZED (over 18 lrl(.J ,, or 2.5 bich) Trial Recessed Until Monday �.. ' I ' ( ' '.Deoth Machi'!e is Fatal to Writer ohemtcal company employe, George C. Guy, 51, Hid u heard four crtes for help as he stood on 11 comer wal)lnc for a bus He went around the corner. he •atd, and INIW the man's body lymg on the stdewalk A • < Jackets Defeat PantherS 6-2 in Tourna~nt Opener couple drove by in i car and~~~ one of 'lhe moat diabolical ai!IO 1aw the body, but before lnechanls~ tor death 1 have they could nottfy pollee, a ever seen squad car happened on the Stewkley was en route home scene. alter putting out his usuel Sat'Whatever the reason lor urday. reUgtout section for the thts," Lt. C. ~· M_as_s•_Y-~atd~:t~t:..Ch =ro.:n::t:c:l: • :·-~----- Middleport's Jackets opened ther pltchen The hils includ. lhetr tournament campatgn Frt· ed a double, two triples and day Wtlh a solid 6-2 victory a home run. over the Pomeroy Panthers on The game was a tos ..up unthe Pomeroy dtamond It was It II the ltlth when the Jackets' a clear reversal of form •1 thtrdsacker Buddy Moore, leadCoach Russ Moore's boys !tad mg of!, homered tnto nght cenwon both SEOAL games from center bestde the JUruor htgh the Jackets, 2-0 and 4-0 schooL That broke up a Z-2 The vtctory resulted from deadlock that had been on the the 6-htt pitching of Gary Sto- hooks smce the first mmg. bart, errorless defense and a Mtddleporl't two ltrst Inning 9-htl attack agatnst two Pan-1runs came when Moore was World of Re/igton Michiean Catholics, Protestants, in Team Houston Rolls to Eighth Straighth; Reds Thump Mets • ED stlfe as lhortstop Bob Smith got Stobart and BIU Halley on to look at a lhtrd strike, mound. Bqt Jerry Vanlnwag. righthander, Bruce bobbled bts grounder. Mark ground outs Eddte Baer popped back to en's grounder through the lelt who had shut the Jackot• Tannehill bunted and was eafe The Panthers came rtght htm and Btll Moore went down stde took a Middleport bounce on Tuesday, to lace portsicle when Ftrst Baseman Phil Sw!n- bsck wtth two runs of lhetr swmgmg tn front or Left Ftelder ljarrts htlter Sauer dell couldn't hang onto the ball. own Wtth the score 3-2 for Mtd· and roDed to the fence Van Sauer hned 1mpson s first Moore scooted to thtrd on the Stobart hit Smith Then Cat- dleport gomg mlo the SiXth, lnwagen rolled around to thtrd pttch mto left fteld lor a trtple, play and a throw to that bag cher Jugger Johnson mterler- the Jackets pushed home tl!ree base. He scored on Dave Vu- Tarmehtll sconng Stobart also went astray, Moore scor· ed wtth Swmdell's bst, and two more runs before it was over Jakllja's sacrifice fly to center grounded out to end the mning. lng and Tannehill moving to were on Dtck Werry walked To that pomt Curnmlngs had Then wtth two oot, Moore Stobart then put the Panthers ~---~: ~ thtrd on the play. George Sauer, to ltll the bases. allowed but sl• htts and only , walked and Tannehtll smgled to down 1·2·3 m the bottom wtlh nobody out, eacrlflced and Bob Crow, strappmg rtght one earned run, Moore's blast rtght fteld , Moore sltdmg mto the stxth and faced only lour Tannehill scored. fielder, doubled off the church m the ltfth thtrd safely batters tn the 7th Wtth Starter Rex Cummings then and Smtih and Swmdell scored. He started by ~ettmg Mtke That was all lor Cummings, out Werry doubled bestde '1'hls lo wtlet'e J fell througb But Stobart got George HarrJS Gardner bouncmg back to the as Coach Moore called Ia hilt church but Crow flted out the Ice laot winter!" , to rtghl and Hams ·went down, out Kansas City, 4-0. ';> 1 A crowd of 48,586 at Los An· Moore to Sauer FIGHT RESULTS geles eaw Wally Moon's pmch 0 efS For Pomeroy Crow had smgle wtlh the bases filled htls m four trtps, a double UDited Prell Inlenlatlonal drive In two I'QII breaking a stogie, Smtih a double. Italy - Sandro Maz3-3 be and pavlq the way for a double, Hams a double , and 156, Italy knocked out the Dodger vtclory Sandy KouMoore a smgle FergUBDn, 158, Los Ange-lax went ltve JmUngs before reFor Mtddlepor.t Moore had h!S les, (3). tlrmg with a pulled leg muscle bomer, Tannehtll two sin!:les, and Bob Mtller picked up the Sauer a trtple and stngle Sto- GENOA, Italy - Ntno BenVIctory wtth 1our Innings of Major Leacue Standings W. L. Pet. GB Middleport High golfers down- bart a smgle, Johnson " ' venutt1 158, Italy, oulpotnted shutout rehet ,pitching, Tommy American League Los Angeles 10 5 667 ed New Lexmgton 9-7 and !ted ad van lnwagen • smgle and Mtlo Colhoun, 164%, Jam•tcl Davis had three hi\ft lor " . L Pet. GB Cmcmnatt 9 5 643 ;:, Athens ~ last evemng tn a trtple 410). the Doqen and Jesus Alou Mmnesota 8 3 727 Houston 10 6 625 Y.. tnangular meet at New Lexing· Stobart fanned 8, \\ alked 4, had three for the Giants. Chtcago 8 4 .667 'k Chtcago 7 6 538 2 ton to brtng the overall Mtddle- hit z batters Cummtngs ,0 ftve PATERSON, N J - Hubm Get1 Five Ito Detro11 8 4 667 'k Milwaukee 6 6 500 2'h port season record to 14-4-1 and two-third s mnmgs fanned Carter, 159'k, PatPete Rose had five htts, m- Cleveland 6 4 .600 l'k San Franctsco 7 9 439 3'h Steve Hmdy fired a 39 to wm two, walked nobody, hu , slopped Johnny T(lrres, cludmg a two-run homer, lor Balltmore 1 6 .38 2 Phtladelphta 6 8 4i9 3'1.. medalist honors and down Greg gave up 8 luis and four Paterson, 18). s NG 44 0 ~~I~:::.':.~:. ~~;~e~\~o~e~~~~ ~~~sA~~~~: ~~~r !~~ar;~: s~:~tth ; ~~~ ~ork Vtsttors to the Houston Aslro- et~hth w ~~Bob Ltlhs smgled ftve-run burst m the sixth m- Los Angeles Letart, Wo P~H\IGAl ~ i" ~:~~~~~!h " MHS G }£ Down New Lex, r.·e Bulldogs ~ ·~~ !~~rd~hoc::~ea o~3 ~~.;~;!:I ~~~ ~~~~;~nfH1~n:;eo;;d : .: : : SETS DATE 6 7 .462 3 New York 6 10 37a 4'> w1th a 40 by 3-1 ed nobody, hit nobod} , SAN FRANC! co (UP!) _ dome are hereby warned that ti l an ptnc · tiler Joe Games nlng Tony Perez and John Ed Washmgton 4 II 267 6 Friday's Results Sammy Clatworthy of the Mtdup one htt and no earned runs. The Professtona! Gollers Ass.~ 33 they don't watch out the roof , homered to tte the sc-ore at ' wards also homered for the Kansas Ctly 2 9 182 6 Glncmnatt 6 N Y I, mght dleport team had a bad even- MHs 200 013 0 - 6 9 ctatton has conftrmed Jan 24 30 wtll !all m on them Winning Scor. Reds as John sitoris shooTu k Friday'• Reoults Milwaukee 7 Phtla I, mght mg and lost to Broch Kern of PHS 200 uoo o 2 G as the dates for the 1966 Luck y 'flte fans needn't worry Joe Jl4organ followed with a off a wobbly start to pttch a Los Ang 4 Kan. Ctty 0, night St Louts 3 Ptltsburgh 2. mght Athens, 45-42 for 1-3, and to Stobart and Johnson International golf tournament Judge Roy Hofhemz's pnde and tnple and scored the wmmng five-hitter embelltshed wtth otx Mtnnesota 7 Chtcago 0, ntght Houston 4 Chtcago 3, mght Doug Thompson of New Lexmg- mmgs 1LP1, S1mpson t61 and accordmg to tournament EecU: JOY still spans the $3l.f>.milhon run on AI Spangler's sacrtftce strikeouts Detrott 4 Boston t, mght Los Ang 6 San Fran 3, mght ton , 45-42 and ().4 Werry ltve Dtre<'lor John J. Keane engmeermg marvel - It's the fly. Dtck Farrell went etght m- Ed Mathews hit the 450th Cleveland 5 Washington 2, night I Saturday's Probable Pitchers Mtddleporl's Pat Edwards Umptres Armes A Stobart 1The stte of the tournament and vtStlmg teams that have to be 1rungs to wm hts thtrd game homer of hts career and Lee Baltimore 10 New York 4, mght New York at Cmctnnall _ carded a 43 to defeat Bob Cool- (4 plate Ord Smtih, Slobart , th e pme mont y has not yet 1announced careful. ~ of the season wtth Hal Woode- Maye had a homer and two Saturday•• Probable Pitchers Kroll (2-11) vs Eilts (3-111 ey of Athens and Greg Sprohl, Armes, bases There are so many marvels 1shtck pttchtng a httle.'ls mnth smgles to ease the way lor the Los Angeles at Kansas CttyPhtladelphta at Mtlwaukee _ New Lexmgton Cooley had a -~- - - - - - - - - · -- - - - - to behold m the Astrodome that ' The etght-game wmnmg streak Braves' Tony Clonmger to May fil-l) vs Pena (IJ-2Short 13-I J vs Blasmgame (0- 48 and lost to Edwards 3'h to Dally Senttnel Ponte tov Middleport, 0 . May 1, 1965-3 players vtsttmg tt haven't both- ts the longest tn the expanston score Ius second vtclory. The Mmnesota at Chtcago - Pas12) ,., ~htle Sprohl had a 49 and 'r••--·-= ---------==....,====----;;;;;;;;; ered to keep an eye on the As- club's htstory horner by Mathews gave him cual •21J-vs PIZarro (0-11) Pittsburgh at St LoutS _ lost 4-0 tros themselves And that, take The Los Angeles Dodgers re- and Hank Aaron 745 lor lhetr Boston at Detrott - Lonhorg Cardwell (0-0) vs Sta'lard '0-1 1. MHS's other gol!er, Wayne tt from the Pttlsburgh Ptrates, tamed ltrsl place m the Nation- careers - tymg tne league IIJ-1 vs Wtckersham (1-111 c~~; at Houston !2, day- Davts scored a 50 to lose to New York Mets and Chtcago al League wtth a 11-3 dectston mark lor the most homers ht! Washmgton at Cleveland _ nig ,llsworth (2-ll and Bu r- Eru Wrtght of Athens wtth a l over the San FranciSco Giants, during their careers by two I Dame Is 11 IJ- " McD 0 we 11 dette (11-01 vs Johnson IIJ-0 42 11-4 and !ted wtlh Dave AlltCubs can be a btg miStake 1 Because the Astros are off the Ctncmnati Reds downed the teammates The mark was set IIJ-2 and GtUslt 13-11 son of New Lexmgton, who ca rd I r---::--;::-----------~----1 on an etJlhl-game wmnmg New York Mets, 6-1, the Mtl- by Gil Hodges and Duke Snid 1 Balttmore at New York San Franctsco at Los An eles I ed a 42 at 2-2 U •t reak, seven of them m the As- 1waukee Braves ripped the Phil· er of the Dodgers. Pappas t!IJ- vs ~'ord t 1-1-. 1mghi _ Perry 11 1) vs 0Pod-I - - - -trodome, and fmd themselves adelphta Phtllies, 7·1, and the BtU Whtle doubled home thel National League res (HI) ACC TOURNEY tn tlurd place wtth a mtghty St. Lows Cardmals heat the tymg run and Phil Gagltano !olI' GREENSBORO, N c IUP!)1 tmpresStve IIHl record Pttlsburgh Ptrates, 3·2 lowed wtlh a run-scormg smgle Major League Leadrn The 1966 Atlanltc Coast Confer "' ; ;lt was the Cubs' turn to have In the Amertcan League, lor the Canhnals, who had been By United Press InternattOnal , ence basketball tournament wtll .-. w IH~ /he roo! !all tn on them Frt· Mmnesota beat Chicago, 7·0, held to one htt by Vern Law lor American League 1be beld at fu!letgh, c , annuday mght when the Astros ral· Detroit defeated Boston , l-1. 8 2-3 tnntngs Ray Washburn GAB R H Pet. 1al stte of the classtc smce 19a0 "C" I lt ed for three runs tn the etghth Baltimore routed New Yo,k, 10- gained credtt for hts ltrst VIC· Alltson, Mtn 24 29 7 18 409 1The tournament, however wtil ~~·:'Ji. mmng to score a 4-3 victory 4, Cleveland downed Washing- tory while Law sufferod hts l !Cater, Cht 11 ?I 9 14.378 1be shtfted to Greensboro, NC , ~}" 1 Held to three htts m seven tn- ton, f>.2, and Los Angelea shut third stratght dele at ICongiro, Bos 10 4lt 9 Ia 375' m 1967 and to Charlotte, N c, _ \ 3C McAutre, Del 12 36 13 13 361 1tn 19611 I jped the Jackets 151> to 8'1.. un· Mattila, Bas 10 36 4 13 361 1 - - --VAL TEST l ~er stx-man playmg rules S UDDing By United Preso International Adcock, LA 8 28 3 10 357 RECEiyt; COTRAl,.S Sponge & Chamois The Jackets !trst four men The Balttmore Ortoles !tgured Rchrdsn, NY 13 50 5 17 340 1 BUFFALO, N y (UPI) - The I'ORi ABLE MIXER COMBINATION downed Gallia's top four, 8-7 21-year old lelthander Frank Causey, KC 9 27 1 9 333 Buffalo Btlls, champ1ons of the ," m that match at Pomeroy Mtd Bertama needed more work lhts Green, Bos 9 34 9 It 3241Amertcan Football League, have dleport IS en)oytng tts most suesprmg and gave him a ltcket Ystrzskt , Bos 10 38 8 12 316 rere1ved the Signed contracts of o cessful year ever on the greens, to Roclfester m the Jnterna National League 1wo de!enstve standouts- !me11' Wtlh only • couple losses and 0 I Ilona I League. GAD R H Pet. bal'ker .John Tracey and tackle one tte agamst some nme tnI Krnpoo , NY 15 55 to 23 418 Jtm Dunaway The terms of the For the second time In two umphs LOUISVILLE Ky <UP!) Now Bertama, who comptled J Alou SF 16 66 13 26 394 t r d 1 s were no reveae 1 _ t years, Coach John Mtlhoan s Heres the score• ol Frl- Bold Lad, a champton a year - 2 77 earned run avera be 1n Banks,' Cht 14 53 8 20 377 -conrac ~-. l:nilta Academy Htgh School day 's match at Huntmgton (Par- ago hut unproven lhill season, stx games wtlh the Orioles late Hart, SF 16 52 5 19 365 ltso n Twins . Manhll R d 1 12 lndtan a e Blue Devtl golfers have upset l35) faced the btsgest race of hts last season. ts working on a ll'arker, LA 15 58 12 21 362 Sox Colavttd ,.. r} 12 11 he Class AAA golf champions Rodertck 40, Reed 36 Janes brtlhant career today In the 1one-way tnp back to Balttmore Robmsn, Cm 14 50 12 t8 360 National Leag.;e--B : C bs 1 lrpood• lor owy rn'rlnq " 'd Gonuine - • • qonqt. largo >f West Virgmla. . 40, Pyles 41; McCarty 43, Her· $154,500 Kentucky Derby. Friday mght the stocky last· McCovey, SF 16 a3 7 19 358 17 Kranepool, Mets ~~- sRo~n- l ,ht . .. ,ht •• • '"'''"' b"'" 12 r II" irnporl..t ehamoi~ A Last y~df, the Galllpohtans man 40, Folden 41, Lashley 43. He took on 10 rtvals In the bailer hurled a lourhilter M Alou, SF 12 4> 7 16 3a6 son Reds Mathew Br•ves t-"~1 '~"~'·;._:;;;-t;AI----fm""•;..•1 _1~·•:;o:;vo~,.,~ho:Aim•. ltd tt on the local hnks Hunt· ~Shrader 41, Vttal 45, Heese 52, 91st running of Amertca'a pre- socked tworun homer Mays, SF 16 66 14 23 348 IJ Mays 13 Giants s, 20 GAL. Vao Social News 1 Sale Starts Mon., May 3 HAPJ)U'I HOME I I .:1J1t 91 t R • 0£ Kentucky DerbyT day GAHSGolf Team Upsets Hon t•ngl on . 'I ' IIAfiUES SALE ~ Atlanta HoJds Lead Despite • 54 Seth k 'lt ' . lODAYS ONLY ' 1 and 1 11 tngton went on to wm its second Moses 46 mler horse race regtstered hiS second com Allen, Phtl 14 56 13 19 3391 ' ' Pitching· 1 Amencan League - Aguirre .tratght htgh school lttle after Bold Lad, owned by the plete game vtctory as RochesHome Runs hat defeat , SEOAL STANDINGS Wheatley. Stables ol Mrs Hen· ter topped Toledo 4·1 He lost American League _ Hall 1T1gers 3-11, Buzhardt, Whtte Sox Earlter thts season, the powINortbero Division) ry C Phtpps, dommated the 2- hts shutout btd tn the ninth m1Twms , Genttle, A's Orsmo' jPascual Twms; Roberts, On erlul Huntmgtont~ns managed TEAM " L R OR year-olds last season when he nmg Orioles, Ble!ary, Ortoles Man: oles Stehert, lndtans. all 2-0 'o tte the Gallta linksters here, W II t 3 I 5 9 won Ptght .of 10 st.lrts and was In o I her games Toronto tie Yanks all 4 i National League--ElliS Reds e son I second twtce He earned $387' ' ' . 2 12 'd 1 h Athens 2 2 41 26 ~ 71 ' moved wlthm a hallgame of National League-Mavs Gt- ,3 0 (,tuslt, Astros 3-0 Gtbson, But Frt ay evemng, e Lo an league-leadtng Atlanta by top- ants 5; Covmgton Phtlas 5 Car~s 3-11; Maloney, Reds 21 •barges of Coach Mtlhoan JOUr g .. · .. I 2 16 Thtngs have not gone qutte as 1 th C k 54 J k Mathews Gr S •--' · ' Veale Ptrales Kroll Mels neyed to Huntmgton lor the ltrst Nelsonvtlle I 2 28 24 well this year, however. He has P mg e rae ers • ac son ' aves wouuua , K . C b • · I ver stdged a brilliant TOTALS 7 7 80 H won two ol three races hut he vtlle whtpped Buffalo 96 and Mets; Allen , Phtls; Santo, Cubs; oonce u s, all 2 0 on a strange !Sout•ern Division) failed m a rna)or test. The Syracuse blanked Colum?us 20 1Bateman. A' t r o s; Cdlltson, ·ourse Sprtng Valley - and T L brutstng son o! Bold Ruler can behind the stx-hlt pitchmg of Phtls, Johnson Red s Robtnson earn W R OR Ed fu!ko Reds all 4 .topped the West Vll'gmta cham- Jackson w . Ru d 2 0 11 8 more than make amends wtth mms, 13% to 10\2. Pomero 2 2 Ia 16'a resoundmg trrumph m the The standtngs· Amert. ns 8 atte In eWURLITZER Accordmg to the home club's y "··"" mtle and One-<Juarter classic By Uotted Press loternatlonal can League - Powell, eBALDWIN . 2 15 14 . · w L p c1. GB Orioles 14 ·· Oltva tcormg rules, the Galltans won Galltpoits Mtddle 1 _ -~ _ · Twms 13 . 2 2 1 A strong lmeup or the end OTHER FAMOU~ •'h to 5'1.. TOTA~or .. " 1 , 4 •• trdlton's leading 3-year-olds has Atlanta 9 4 692 5 BRANDS Chtp Janes, Tom Folden, Ter· , •• heen marshaled to run against Toronto 8 4 .667 1> Toledo S 8 3115 4 "Y Shrader, wer. vtctortous lor rms WEEKS RESULTS: him and a vlcotry by anyone of Columbus 8 5 6t5 1 Buffalo 4 8 333 4'-> he Gallians ChriS Rodertck Pomeroy 4 Mtddleport 0 live rtvals hardly could be cia&- Jacksonvtlle 5 6 .456 3 Friday's Results 1ost to 8111 Reed, the Htgh~dnd- Jackson 1 Gaihpolts 4 sifted as a "big upset " Rochester 6 8 429 3 Toronto 5 Atlanta 4 m' number one man 211 to l'h Wellston 4 Athens 1 Beat CJaance Syracuse ~ 7 .417 3% Jacksonvtlle 9 Buffalo 8 '.t Herman dow11ed Tom Me· Logan 4 Nelsonvtlle 3 Those given the best chances Friday'• Results Rochester 4 Toledo I ::arty 3-1, and B. Moses whipto match the *112,000 winner's Syracuse 2 Columbus o Jed Mark Reese 2\1 to IV... AHL Playoff Staodlags purse from Bold Lad were· Grissom'a Carpenter's Rule and Janes,. 'In the number two By United Prest lnfernallonal Powhatan Stable'• Tom Rolle, John W. MeCon's Naroshua. •lot downed Sieve Pyles 3\!o Best Of Seven M1;9 Ada L. Rice's Lucky De- BtU Hartack, seekmg a fifth o 'k Folden defeated Jack· w 1 . honalr, Warner Stable's Native Kentucky Derby victory and cashley 31h to 'k and Shrader x-Rochester f 1 Charger, Mrs. Ben Cohen's Hall he with retired Eddie Arcaro whipped Bob Vital , 21> to ll!o Hershey 1 4 Ratser. for the Derby rtdtng lttle, takes The trmmph le!t Coach Mil- x·Cimched sertes At longer odds were Earl AI· Bold Lad to the post at hoan's Blue Devtls with an S. Friday's Result len's Swift Ruler and Ogden p.m EDT The race wtll be :.-2 season record. Huntington Rochester 6 Hershey 2 Dapper Dan with lit- ecast by CBS from 5 to 6 p m. 1uffered t!s second loss agamst tie CO!I81deratloq given Mro. EDT broadcast from nne wms and one lie. ExHJBmON SET Keirn's r. Pak Peme L 5 15 to p m EDT. Monday, lhe Blue Devtls will B0 STON (UPII - The BoshaYe. their work cut out lor them ton Patriots and the New York OPP. B&O DEPOT once agam when Coacb Nolan Jets, E'astem Division rivals in Phone 675-1160 P. Swackhammer's Yellow Jack· the Amertcan Football Le::~ ~~ PT. PLEASANT •ts invades the local course. will meet in a pre-season Cash & Delivery Earlier thl• year, GAHS nip- Norfolk, Va. on Aug. 23. Cnh & Corry Budget Plan 1" TRASH CAN PORTA FILE 5 ~~or!an~ PIANOS H.. wy·duty Poly w i thst•~ds ev•r~d•y Snap o• ~~•· poly I ************ Wolf Pen ~ Society Notes 1oN10HT ~IS WIFE SU01XSTEP GOIN0 10 '!WE. SAME NICE RESTAURANT·-· ' PAINTING THE SKV-'l'ralhng an abstrott destgn In amoke acrou the blue: Jilentben of the British "Red Devila" sky-dtvlng team and the "Golden Knleht8," leading 0 S. Army jumpera team up at Aldershot. England. It wali p•rt of the largesUky·dlvlnfl' demonstration aeen In Brtllin. The illltisil jurnpera uailltd wllh &he Amerl~an team · at J'ort illalt, N.C., 1or a month. _. _ _ --'-'-'-"" - -----· Mr and Mrs Richard Jet fers and daughter ur WUloW Creek vtslted her parents, Mt. and Mrs. Joe Hatfield. Mr. and Mrs. George Wll!'nef and Margie, Richard, Gordoa and Faye Dunlavy were eCell& • ' visitors ol Mr1 H811501l Hol14!', .. . Mr. and Mn. George Wamtr werf Wednesday evenlll& 'filll on of Mr and Mrs Joe "-' ·, field. Dorothy Hi8&ins and Reed and sop, llob, of are apendlng 10ma Mr.··•® Mn. ,Hen!!~!!:: f,: lllld Ma\'k. .' • .... ~· ************ Carolina Lumber & Supply Co. YOU MEET NICEST PE EASY TERMS . . ONA HONDA SeeThe Full Une At ... 20" ROTARY LAWN MOWER [' KEEN KUnER 1 GtAL &AS CAN ' 69' •iggs I Stratton enq 'n•. tut. Ad1uriebl. cuthl'lg I fD l '. Guaranhed VAL TEST 8" HEDGE SHEARS AUTO SEAT CUSHION Hord... d slot! blodN, 1mooth hordwood ~oiHil.., Full I" e•l· ""' t<19•· AIIOWI tlr It circuloto f.ooly. Durable woveft ,letHe. Atfrtctivt anti c...fortablt. ******* ;II ·'I ' Th1 "prof111ieaal" nllln1 IJRIII IIW Itt 011 Cl!pltlt "H-it-Y.ur~~lr' pacu111 ACOUITICAL The ideal ceiling for those ~ DECORATIVE .W.. J.UMINOUS problem rooms in your home where conventional celllne tiles jmt won't wor~l ' I 'SUS1:1E.NDED ' CEI~INGS C'MON IN TODAY! OI,!WL, ~·J 675-. EBERSBAC HARDWAt'l·! · �. ' ,. New /11 Farmi~ ' . Farm Problem: Pest . How to Attack Them QUINCY, Ill. (UPI) - The Mississippi aimed Its spring 1 fury at two more river cities I today and )Mlunded dikes to i ·' jelly-like" softness. 1 1 m11111 cleaner, filter lllwlngl ' The end of the record floods appeared near, but thousands of acres of rich, corn·proctucing I farmland were under water. i Quincy, a protected blufftop city of 4o,OOO people, and Han· nibal, Mo., historic home of • Mark Twain an~ now a buslling : city of 20,000, appeared to be • the final )Mlpulation centers in ' the path of the angry flood1 1 waters. ' The mighty flood c r est : already 1,000 miles from its Minnesota birthplace, moved through Burlinglfln and Fort Madison, Iowa, Friday. An IMPORTANT DECISION · PINE HOME FURNISHINGS at DISCOUNT PRICESI New Holland's Model 450 Mower has a long 3 %-inch sickle stroke that gets you out of your bay field faster! You mow up to 7 acres an hour. New Holland's pitmanless action gives you smooth, quiet mow· ing with just enough built-in vibration to keep the mowed crop from plugging the sickle. fully mounted, hitches quickly. Drop in soon for full details. Easy terms, always trading. The selection of a eemetery lot, marker or vault is an important deciJion. one that requires serious lhou(lht and careful consideration. As in plannliiJI life Insurance or making a wil~ the sooner you decide on this selection, the lfeater the relief aDd e FRIGIDAIRE eADMIRAL eHOOVER eFLEXSTEEL e PROVINCETOWN eENGLANDER satisfaction. BUT . . . caution here u elsewhere must be the watchword! We Invite Your Confidence BAKER FURNITURE SOUTHWTERN OHIO FUNERAL SERVICES, INC. Middleport, 0. P. 0. Box 169 Gallipolis, Ohio OPTOMETRIST Offiee Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5\Close at NoOD on Thurs.- Ease Court St., Pomeroy Consult a Funeral Director Alaout All Funtr•land,Burial P....-Arnneementl FOR JOBS AND PROGRESS DAIRY EQUIPMENT IN CARPENTER, 0. ! I.I ~I ' . RIVER KWAl" ABOUT Lircs toc k 10 BIG REASONS. eCompetitivt Total Laan Cost • On Tht Farm Service • Credit Life Insurance • F•rmn Owntd Credit Sou ret DRIVE·IN ''THE BRIDGE ON THI RACINE, 0. PEARL ST. Automobiles Educational Loam1 With William Holden and Alee Gulnneu (Technlcolor) -and- NERVE DEAFNESS? "MORO WITCH DOCTOR" X\l YES WHY YOU SHOULD PLANT . DICK STERRETT County Manager FUNK'S G·~HYBRIDS Ph. WY2 5270 PRODUCTION CREDIT 1t4 Mulbtrry Avo. " TONIGHT Capital Impro\'ement Equipment MASO~ -- Wl9-3202 DO YOU NEED MONEY FOR Operating Cost ! PHONE MY 8-2639 Morris Equipment Co. FARMERS IN OHio · -Mrr. VirglDia Dean 1Mllllrilll ... m . 1Glllllllllmm . 3 llnltlt • • . IT.IIIC,illtlllltllillllle 7Ellllttt ...... fltiiiJ ' Wt.lnlltlt-1111 . . . ISSUE! COLLEGE LOANS 4Sinqllllltlllllb 11 OIIIIJ.IIIP ltllh. . &nln ten 11111111dslls.liiS f' ""P'!!II The hybrid• wltlt NO. 1 Provides state-guaranteed loans lo asstsl Ohio college students. More than 234,000 students are enrolled in Ohio colleges and universities. Looking ahead fifteen years this enrollment will reach a contemplated 630,000 let's prepare today for tomorrow. VOTE YES ON ISSUE NO. 1. ISSUE $290 MILLION BOND ISSUE NO. Provides for buildings and facilities for elementary and secondary schoolJ and higher education and for improved facilities for mental hygiene aDd correction, water resources, airports and recreational areas. VOTE YES ON ISSUE NO. 2. Pomeroy ·---~~- INDUSTRIAL TRACTORS and EQUIPMENT powered and priced to your needs! MOll£ CAPACITY' TO PIODUC£ SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS PHONE WY 2·2115 ~ulberry Ave. Pomlro'f mer. Budget finan cing with payments as low as $5 per month is also available, !he local firm stated. 9 Job power sizes MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. OPEN TIL .9 PM-MON. THRU SAT. GREAT Ready to Cut Greu? 4-H Club News BUYS! Baoban Farmeretleo The Bashan Farmerettes met in April at the home of their advisor, Mary Rose. The group discussed the projects they would be taking this year in 4-H club work. A report was given by ,Julie Rose on the Officers and Advisors Conference held • ,,."." ,,• .,. 7 to tJ hp You don't have to "ovr r- power" on April 6. Sheila l!ailey, .-. uur job costs with a tractor ......... Skid Sh•"'' Re)Mlrler. 1hat's too big , . . o r slow down • lHMn • kta,.,.. your earning power with a t n'lc• hckh... • ...... Bedlord sr. Shining Staro tor that's too small. Match your • r.ttc Uftt • k•rlfllrl jobs and your budget cx <~dly "Baby Sitting" was the topic e MewM • M•ny •th•r• rrom the broad line of Internaused by Carol Hall at t~e April tional Harvester indus tri;J( tnu:meeting of the Bedl<fd Sr. Shin· C•IJ Ul fer tor!l.. Add the IH equipm e nt ing Stars. The club meeting was matched to your 11-f tractor to facts, fligure• ••• he \d at the Bedford schOol with •1111 • tlemonttrationl handle practically any operation . To keep you on-th e-go, you're the advisors. Mrs. Helen ~­ always backed by close-at-hand per and Mrs. lJoris Eastnla~. parts and service. in charge. Wendy Carper, News Reporter. • Carpenter 1-H Jleyl · . The April meeting of the Rear M.lg1 Gene~al Hospitol penter Boys .4-H Club 'was WY 2·2176 POMEROY at the Columbia School. Dor· - - - - ---,- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - sey Jordon, Jan Pickett, W~'ml: ••. on wheels or tracks ••. complete line of earth-moving and materials handling equipment ... I FOR ALL 4 ISSUES Ready To Till Your Garden? Garden Pride POWER MOWER ONLY $46·97 [ 22" cut. 3 HP Brig!IR & I Stratton engine. SERVING MEIGS, GALLIAand MASON COUNTIES Got Alfalfa !Weevil? , We have plenty of spray on hand: I ' ~BRE ONLY TIU:ER · $97·88 3 HP Briggs & ·stratton engine. THESE and MANY, MANY MORE ITEMS ALWAYS IN STOCK and ON SPECIAL AT YOUR· •• -- - - NOTICE Of Vital Importance To Middleport Cemetery Lot Owners 1t takes $6,000.00 per year to adequately take care of our cemeteries. l'he oDly revenue the Village has had to care for its ce~J~eteries Is from lot sales and money donated ~Y lot owners and heirs of lot owners. It takes approximately 3 times as much to care for our cemeteries as it did ten years ago. Higher costs of labor, machinery, maintenance, etc. Tile Cemetery Trustees can only spend the funds avallable for lot care and without sufficient funds lots CaD not be given proper care. We truJt that every lot owner or heir to lot owner will co-operate by contributing the sum of $5.00 per lot each year toward the care and beautlfica· lion of our cemeteries. U you do not receive a statement by mail cut out this form and sel!d check, money order or regis· tered letter. Signlcl YOW NAME · MIDDLIPO.RT CEMETERY TRUSTIE!S NO. ISSUE 3 .. . . ft.T..., trtt~M -YIIIfllll ' ne o•u•r M.teiiAZCMl Denilh mod•rn strlln1, TILYotN 1~1 fl-fur1111U1• ti!IIMII •111111 COLli FIDEUTY COITRCIL Alk Aout OUr PetPttli•l C.rt l"lill . NO. ISSUE 4 '"Low AI Provides the means for financing the industrial development Ohio needl to move ahead in making new jobs for Ohioans. Without this development all other economic efforts suffer. All financing will be done by the sale of industrial revenue bonds. NO TAX FUNDS ARE INVOLVED. Tax moJ181 cannot be used, or obligated in any way. VOTE YES ON ISSUE NO. 4 &DCl help Ohio step ahead. Loll you warmth DE8AU88118 tnd lift Pu rlfltt color TV eotot,:rv plct~r... Mov1yaur "I in an):' dlrtctlon wlthDUt color •<tlulbntnt! tn1 new (IIIICk•IOd·- too~ . ·11 rou Will Not lncreese Your Taxes ONE QNT by Voting YES for All Four Issues. You Do Not Have To Declare Your Politics To Vote YES For All Four Issues. GET OUT AND VOTE YES ON MAY -4TH. ln•t•ntlyl Into ~ gaud Payment to: · Mra.,~ "Wilkin, Ctrnotl!"f ~ltrl! VIII... H1ll, Ml.wl,._., 9hkl · Provides equal representation in the Ohio Legislature for aU people in aocordance with tbe U.S. Supreme Court "one-man-one-vote" ruling. Thll apportionment is for the OHIO HOUSE ONLY and has nothlng to do ,with the congressional districts. Larger urban counties will be apportioned on the basis of congressional districts. YOU HAVE A CI;IOICE - either you choose by VOTING YES on ISSUE NO. 3 or the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT will step in and do the apportioning for you. BE A DO IT YOURSELFER. VOTE YES ON ISSUE NO. 3. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT cultom·craftad In 11nulna walnut ven ..re and ltllcttd hlrd.wood aollda. Precillon·crafled "Deluxe SP·21" 26,000· volt horlzontel chusla. Prices Slort -:1·,_i--:----- For Lot Care 1965 ' APPORTIONMENT cllalemu· OWNER OF .LOT ~OUNT J!1NCLOSE1\ ~ - -:-::-:.: : - - - - - '~ l . AssOciated & TV ....1niTJt MIL Radio R MAYTAGI ., . . WY ~5 . ' 'JtARR)' lli.LER POMEROY l ' ' Paid Political Advertisement Sponspred by Meigs Co. Committee For Jobs and Pfo~Jal,l ~ It'"B.I'ulta, ~ '. '· . ' ~­ >. • ,, - ·'' · '• ! �... . -- . . . . ..,.-. -,~ -~,_..,., , ~" . •• \ t-, • "• ~ •! - ' , 1 lo,( ,. ~ .: A h~ --, - "\...-./'' . 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 1, 1965 For Sale ' WANT AD INfORMATION · Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS 1' Pomeroy Motor Co. -· ... HONDA-MATIC ® ''=====P=OM=E=A:O:Y:,:O:H--IO::::~:;~;:;::::::_'II I u , o,,/tb ,. . . I 1 Hospital News ,.,.-,=,.,-=-=--- - - - 1 I 1 White ----------1 e 0 l I I)' lUCK DlJ JIBOW United Prn1 laltmalloul HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - The and stock car raclnl at Daybig Saturday treat In the New tona, Fla.-ond 1 just · wanted York neighborhood where 1 was to say happy birthday, "Wide brought up wu to bo packed World oi Sports," off, with Juneh in 8 brown I wanted to say th•t bep•per bag, to a local movie cause "Wide World of Sports," house fondly nicknamed "The with rare exceptions, is really Itch'' because of 111 general an accompliahment each week. eondition . . Although ABC·TV Ia the smallThe matrons there all looked est fl!'lwork, "Wide World of like Wallace Beery, and 1 don't Sports" is still !be best sports know how many times they how on nal!onal .television and slugged 01 kids for howling has caused its competing broadwith gleeful disbelief at thooe casters to come up with lmltacrazy short films about exotic tlons, none of which has surremote-type sports (Ito us) thai vived •• steadily or as long. filled In during lhe double-or triple-feature breaka. I mean, CBS-TV tonight will present a here we were sitting In "The s~cial program, "An Hour Itch," and there tbey were W1th Ed Murrow," dealing with showing us some films about a !he career of the noted reporter guy sailing his yacht off Cey· who d1ed Tuesday. The program ion. Or m'l)'be It was about whichbegins .at 8:30p.m. EDT, tree-climbing 1n Tlllmanla or Is matnly a ftrst person chronlpolo In Algiers. It all eeemed cle of Murrow's 25 s11rs as 1 lik e that, anyway. I never saw CBS radio . and teIevJS· 1on cora film about baseball or loot- respondent m the ,form of el• ball. cerpt.,from his broadcasts. Tw~ Well, times have changed_ of his polleagues, Eric Severeid maid• own boats, brown paper and Charles Collingwood, will bags simply aren't what they mtroduce the program and proused lo be, and ABC • TV's vide the continuity. "Wide World of Sports" has made events like the national Tbe Channel Swim: Pope skydiving championships almost Paul will deliver a message as routine an occurrence for lrom Home Monday during the televiewer as the World Se- NBC's two-hour United States·les. And what I am . getting Europe telecast of the "Today" around ~~. IS that "Wtde World P':'gram via the new Early of Sports marks its fourth an- B1rd Satellite. nlversary Saturday - showing · tim~ I ;;;~Y·extm ~!::':rs tmguisher~. Boat~r's I ~om.eroy, 112~ s~n, and~ Frida~ Dave~port Lawrenc~ I ~ath, ~'IJIII" == ::· u:::::rry ..J:.""...I::."":.O..-:•..:; ~~;:"'..,U, o::.=. ;:::· De!~ Wlse~ 97.88 Bowling ' tBAILER I Joc~:;.~:;••Y. ;;~~M~id~d:.~,porl v-:.:;:: t:ne' Sa~ !Jlldge 0 XD~cruUtoObb,a;ac;,;. 0 -tr•se-- ~a"lt{iQN!-H g::P~~~=iee ~~ 1· 0 Pbil p~•onee e~ comp~~ ~: ':i «>~· z. G A R0 EN SEEDS ,~ OOD I be 'ne~ ' IC ••••L d r; ' • 2 .. ~- ·~me i~~y;~·~·!~-~~~;,~<, .. .. :! enol 20.Toeolll ~~ 21.~ B . - !or :n. Ben II. Noab'a 28. Dwtllo h'""" ~aat M.Cryoll6. lop 'I.CI.IIbor IUloy IIAd eala 14 a.~ae IJ.Jil?&ft• drom& = lllmenDII'I ram• lT.l'.-1111 :::::'at tG. JOdi: JO =-~ U. Be a ·.;::., 21.NIIM "*':!' . 1111<1oo1t1et1 &Pluto'l libel -- "*'- Ill.:-=:- 28.Aoqwr. 28. ;;';r:: aawoni. 29. s - Ill. Mall: lDdJ& WI. Neg- Blc&tor'a ao. Over: mw.. ~:r:-"'"'-r-.-p,-~-r.~,.'"'-t.,.,.,.,..,. •· Ill. 2~. Blow, .. ll6. ~!'.::,In readlaela 27. Clolla 28. 'l'lo .29. Thus ~. Partot """"" ClhTTOQUOTE- Here's how t.o work lt1 DAILY I HE DI DN'T MAK E T HE T RIP THIS AXYDLBAAXB TIME. HE to LONGI'Ii:LLOW ·. 1 ST AYED ON One letter limply stands for BDOtller. Ia lhiiiiOIIIPle A. lo ...0 lol' tile t1troo L's, X for the two 0'1, ott:. Sl!\lrl• latttn, apooo II'DP.blet, tile llngt.a and ronnaUon ot tho wordil an all h!nto. · lllull d&J tilt oocle !etten are different. Jl, J!f][H Clrl'Piolnm qao- OBZZHCHKTH JHCNlD B.KO VCHRN B.W T HE MOON. ~HJ!IQHHK XBIH~NBHW JHNQHHK BW VFO XB· RW B.KI! V J'GW.-J F HC K H ··~~~~ped~ d~Iry ·IN!: 11. ~ IJ. NOI"'I'' l8. fi1D. ,...,.. lt. ~ moterl&l •. :Mirlt I w~ 11 1 WHAT lf\1 THUNDERATION ARE VE DOIN' OUT HERE? D.Bio<h ~ -;-;===-:-o _ __ i1L8taln IIOWll' 1.-llf • 'tBoU•I'Dpe 1.=:" 1 m ...1o • bevorall• ~-~ t I.Putaot Z" tt. N-: IIMtno CRO SWORD ACJIO"' l.:-' 4 21. SNU"P' ll)>llll OneNlf River news Carpenter Social News S DAILY . ~~=~~~'010 0111tl>moi>Oo ~ I Mul~~r ~ve.· ~~~n~ ~~r Columbus Bua!oeo Unlvlll'alty, was a weekend visitor . ol bill parents, Mr. and. Mro, P • u I McElroy and Bill. Mr. and Mn. Frank Johnny and Eddle, ol .Junction were Sunday guests her parenta, Mr. and Mn. How ard Thoma and Patricia. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knarfl. Kal!, and Rhonda Jean Ha•iloB were Monday mght suot• Mr. and Mrs. Charley llllllltnt and Jo. M.BrinJ .... • I za~ Mrs. Howard Russell. Tommy Aten of Chicago, Ill. 1• spending the week with hlo aunt and uncles, D. H. Robe sons and Chester Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Barnltz, Carol, Mary and Ellen of Lin col_n He~ghts were Monday ev enmg VtBttors of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Rubeson, Chester Morris and Tommy Aten. .. Mr. and Mrl. Harley Han lng of Flatwood were Sonday u. '1'1.1'" ot ;( Rawlings Honda Sales I ,_,::; lll,~tory Willi~ms: I I· D evtntna~~il~~ I wera Sunday 31. O.VOU!'t)d 1 8Iaettnars ~:;:·KA-t , th•ugbt: allbJ. 1 Wh . . m:~l 81. After- I ONE GO CART w ].amber!. Mr. llld Mr•. Chuley ot'Mrl. ,, Mr. and Mra. Her111111 Will · Mr. and Mrs. WDliam Boyce Peach Fork. the Tournament of Champions of Columbus were week end golf COIIIPelition at Las Vegu vlaltors al her parentl, Mr. and C.arl McElroy, 1tudent LET'S GO ••• ORDER AMSTUTZ's H&N GOLF club; for sale 6 Irons / "Nick Chick" leghorn chicks, and 2 woods and ail leather Of D:OO <· 1'\1-l, PIPEFITTERS or started pullets today. Mod bag, male, right handed, Monday DtadUne 9:00 A. M. 'Moi.lday QUALITY ELECTRICIANS ern Poultry, Box No. 18R . Ath $45. Call wv 2-2836. 4-26·tfc CANCELLATIONS ens, Oh1o. Phone LV 2-9031. CORRECTIO NS OUTSIDE MACHINISTS 430ltc BABY bed, in good condition, wm be accepted until 9:00 A.••\!: . MACHINE ERECTORS For J)ay of Pul, lic;•tlo n ~- ------~ ,$20. Call WY 2-2453. ..-26-Gtc 1963 Mon:r:a Spider Cpe. $1895 RJ!:CUJ.!\,T ION S .'WEL5RS Locally owned. Sharp red interior with bucket sea~ )56 Thl' Publl11 her l"t"'H' I"VI'~ th l.' ril(ht 4.000 NEW tomato stakes, 49 STEEL F . llS H.P. engine, 4 speed trans. New lst nne tires, black finpb, to .edit Ol' re ji'!Ct il.n y aW; d el' metl 50-51 4 speed transmission for Real Estate For Sale BQILERMAK RS radio and heater. oh)llnUonaMe. ErrM~ ~ho uld tJ~ n .narttd Immediate ly The puhChevrolet truck, 1959 ton - - · f ?J p --SHEET METAL MEN lllhff W1ll not biP. Tl'5pu ns ibk' fur Studebaker with good tif's, FOR, SALE - One o • ome- 1961 Greenbrier 9 Passenger Wag. - $1195 ,, t"IIOr t tban one tn C' orrt~ l"1 m~ertltln Long Term $60. Delbert Lawson, Port roy s hnest homes. Practical- Good tires, red finish, one owner, radio and heater ., . Work Progrom 1 RATES land. ly new 2-story brick. 6 rooms, 1962 Rambler Ambilssador Custom ~ $1295 Union W1g1 Sea.. 5131 · For Want Ad Servi ce \ - -- -·---· p 2 baths, garage, llreplace, 2 Station Wagon. VB engine, ·automatic trans. Power steering, For further lnformetion f Centl per word one i n ~ l'r tl tm · ·• Mlnlmum Ch a rge 60 t• e nls . telephone collect: clean i•terior. B1ue finish. Low mileage by one loeal own· 19:14 CYLINDER Ford new mo· acres ground. Wonderful VIew ' Ul Centl per wo rd for Three cun(419) 691-2475 er. Radio and beater. lor and clutch . 2 bulls, breed nf Pomeroy. Main St., and rlv· "M-eutbe tnacrtluru. or 1pplyln peraon to: .... prr cent Diacounl uu paid ads and. \ ing age, Hereford Charlaise er. Phone Richard Neutzling, .dl paid WUhln 10 d11yH . Employment Office ~ OF THANKS & OJHTU AIIIFS cross , I supehor grain drill, Pomeroy WY 2-2860 after 5 ~ ""'; 11.15 for !Wl ~~o·u rd min through Monday \-self lilt pull type, 2 bottom p.m. a.J-3tp bwn. Each add!Hona l word l l' Saturday OFFI CE HOURS plow. 1 field cultivator, culti . I OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. 8;90 A . M. to 5:00 P. M. Uath 1 8 a.m. lo 4 p.m. aaturday 8:30 A. M. to 12 :00 nu"n valor and I bottom plow for HOU~E. five rooms, new roof I IT'S SO t.: ASY TO PLACJ:: A Al liS Chalmers "B" tractor. I and five acre lot. Minersville, AMERICAN SHIP UStn.T PROD!ICJ:'O G Phone SH 246a6. 4-30-!2tp Ohio. Tel. WY 26021. 4303tp • We Now Have 25 1965 Honda Bikes In WANT AI.> 1964. 50x!O 2- bedroom Elcart ~-----· - -~- - - -Business . Services Livestock BUILDING CO. housl'i railer. In excellent con - --=c PHONE WY2-2!56 Stock. All Colors. All Si:r:es. 50cc up to 305 drlron Contact Henry Hens '1,1/tRIU Ki 7 PAINTING, interior and exter A'ITENTION Fanners: COB>\ 2245 Front St. 10r. Roof work of all kinds. select sires has available a Toledo, Ohio ),., , Long Bottom Ohio · ' 4303tp 1POMEROY- 6 ·room mason- Phone VI 3.2100. 4-30-12tp breeding program custom de- An equal opportunity cc. Below Is a Listing of Used Units We Notice ry home with bath 1tub and signed with your herd in mind. employer / SMALL white male poodle :md I.IVING room suite, 2 chairs, shower), gas fired forced hot 1 BULLDOZER work. Equipped All dairy and beef breed•. No j•::========-=11 . good w:nd1 ' I 1\elvmalor stove . he•t1·ng· li'vi·ng room and 1 w1th g or too small· • • • • b Have,,,. French Ierner, , · electncJty. ' I arr winch. B1g or small)o s. her d t00 Iare dog , one year old , huuse I I drnette set. Call Morvm I dining room carpeted, break- [ Call rl'aytime, WI 9·3151; Membership not required. The broke. Will give awily f,, . 1 Swan. WY 2-3348. 4-30-3tp fast nook, and 4 roo~ base- Evenings WI 9.3089. same fee for all bulls. Effie1964 HONDA SUPER HAWK-BLACK good home. VI 3-2772. n n·II P . Nt:W ;md used welders. We 1 ment wtth garage. NICely lo4 :ro 30tc ient and courteous service. I tr·ade welders. welding rod. cated on 110 ft. lot. EKtra lot Trained full time technician. LOSE WEIGHT safely w1th I• Fr••e demonstration . . I WI'th 2 ear .. garage • $16 ·500· EXPERIENCED . Meigs dressmak- WhY not use COBA serv'tee by Entered Hospital Dex-A-Dtet tablets Only 98c r PO'I~ROY 6 room lramel . · 1964 HONDA CA95 BENLY-BLACK , I Li! ndm ark. Pomemy. HOlte " ~ mg, alterations. Phone WY 2· ca II'mg CLAIR I"OOD~ ., "'• Pornat Starks Drug Store , . . . ., I home with bath and forced 2276 . 4.24-30\c eroy. Phone WY 2-2649 or Among those who entered ' Chester 985-2t45 by 12 oooo. Holzer hospl'tal '"the past 24 3 12 60tc \\ I I.I.I.~MSON 21 m steel coal ' hot air healing full basement flrrn:Ire. Like new with auto. ' ' 4-23-IOt "' 1964 HONDA CA200, 90crlED &UTOMOB!LE lnsHrance t>cee malre con\rols. Phone WY 2_ breezeNwayl and attdtacohed gafrt· AIR CONDITIONING Refrtgerc hours were : Mrs. Marion Mack, 80 1 tc age. tee Y oca e n cancelled' I.osJ voUI opera >W. · ation service. Jack's Refrtg· Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, Veterin- 212 Third Ave., Mrs. Clifford 4 30 3. 1Dr'1 bcenae? can WY Hl66 .. _.. landscaped lot near Veterans 1 eration, New Haven. Phone arian. large and small anlmala. L. Russell, Gallipolis, Mrs. Lyde mu. STt\H TING May 1 19fi5, tune Memonal HospitaL $16,000. TU 2-3a37. 4 6 tfc 128 washington St., Ravena- Cocks, 10 Hillcrest Lane, Mrs. l 1959 HARLEY 165-Biue& 1 ~ a m. till 4 p. m at 122 ,POMEROY -.4 room . frame ' wood. W Va. Phone 273-4271 John R. Boslooper, JaCkson Wanted To Buy Bullr:·nut Ave., Pom••roy home with bath. hot arr h~at-, Office aours, Daily 4 to 6 p. Pike, Pearl J. Shaver, .Rt. I _ _ _ 1 1:o"d curtains. Ilace\, towel mg, .and full basement. NiceEXPERIE~CED m. 1 21 lfc Gallipolis, Mrs. Stanley H. Doss, . d . I and wash clothes, electric per- ly localed on Lmcoln Road.! Cheshire Okey Russell Skid· BUNKd BEDS Ill ' '" 1·,Jinr , e1ectm · fl' f pan, l'k [ AUTOMOB. ILE ' I Bidwell. Mrs. Bert d' . or twm Ph he swv I e $~500 ' .Oil . I I I d ·~ more, Rt. goo con Illon. one new. drupes, good throw FA liM - 120 acres near East- . mp oymen an e Jones Rt 2 Bidwell Sherman Twin Carbs. Make Us An Offer 2-2888. 127 Olp i '""'· wllM ·not.s pn1Th chairs, ! ern High school with two lAb f lw K~m~r Rt 1 Bictwell Miss We would like to see this go this weeki - - - - - - - -- I chrld re n's clothes, hed. frame homes rone with sink ee lqnmen I WILL babysit any at my Eima Rt. 2 Crown ! Wanted To Rent rl"tl res. bpd•,spi..ad. adult and running water), haseAND 1 home. I am 18, mamed. and City, Mrs . Donald A. Hatfield, ! 1 ri"I hrs. shoes funny books. ment barn, cr.ib and shop, Brake Service 1 an e<perience • ba~~~~~ 1919 N. Main st., Pt. Pleasant, 2 WANTED to rem in :v! 1ddlqmrt 1 \rue stories . puts and pans .[ two garages, and plenty of WY 2-30 6. M". Katherine A. Raynes, Ma· · - or Pomeruv. b_\' June :u1 :l or : d1~lu·" · sweaters, all colors, water. $8000.00. son, W. Va., Verner See, 348 1 4 bedroom ilOUsr. bl' Drovo Srnger elecl.rJC SWCl'llCr. c. c. CUCKLER, REALTOR Insurance Grant St., Middleport, Law- ' MII>DLEPORT, 0. personnel. La ll 413-98H. Bel4 30 3tc 180X 219 WY 2-3830 . renee Milhoan, 161 N. Fifth St., pre, Ohro. 4-22·12 tc POMEROY, omo I WY 2-2143 Pomeroy, o . AUTOMOBILE Insurance .been Middleport Davd Mattl)ew 1 - -- - -- - - - - , SJ ~(;ER SLANT NEEDLE, ~lg 4 30 3tc - - - - -- cancelled ? Lost your opera- Demosiky.' 666 So. Thrd St., Foo Rert equip ped to hullonho.e. Logan Fire and Safety Equip- tor's license: Call WY 2-2966 Middleport M v· g'l S camp-11-:=========:-:-========== lrncd hem, applique, embroid· FOR SALE : 5 room and bath, ment, Sales' and Service, Porn615tfc bell 146 lr Porn· I· MODERN two bedroom dwell- cr. fa ncy deSign. Pay off 1 house m Rutland. glassed on All , and SlZCS of ' - . y ' I ing wilh fu ll bast'·'ll<'"' and balance due 8 payments $6.110 porcht•s. hardwood floors, 2:y. lb. ex- PHOTO Copymg Serv1ce Cop- eroy, Wolliam P. Matlack, Che_s· gos fur ance. Nrc e local ron . eaeh. IVY 2-2515. 4 30 5tc • gas furnace, large lot. near [ Special. I les made ol leg;ll papers. ter Rd., Mrs. WI IGauge readings: Galllpoli For mform at1on cal l \\'\' 2· school On Salem St.. c. R. l Dwight Logan, Distributor. ' b1rtll records aillf· almost any bur H. Leifheit, Rt. 2 POOleroy,3 Dam 17.8, 24.2 running 40 ree• 2318. 4 10 Glc .-:LECTROLUX SWEEPER ,' Jordan. 4 20 12tp Phone WY 2_3821. other documents. Mrs. Emma Wallace, Rt. 1 ''"mplete wi th 7 •ltachmenl" '' ALE ·. . 1 Reuter luslll'anct!, Pomer<JJ Oak Hill, Frank Gonzales, Rt. ~--------BOUSE - in6 room · '· FOR 4 14 :rotp · ed ), w·tlbur W. l • M and baFOR th. REN E.TMil :•, '1s- Pllv balance due" · $17 .!10 or b tho b· . 5 t room G f house•, It It< 2 Jac kson (exp!r bt Ha I p k on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason .24 ·y 2 3 ' ' 2', 6tc $1.50 week. WY 2-25 ,5. fa I, asemp':' .d -,as urnacek, : WILS N' h 550 P Wood, Rt. 5 Jackson, Miss Cia- I' hax • reet,l ze'ted arh.' 20, Pt. Pleasant 25.00, Hintc eroy. \\ - !Oo. - ' 4 30 51c Jrep ace . rtee. or qmc ' 0 .S car was •. age GUARANTEED. renewable for ra M. Baker, Wellston, Joseph : ~ lC Igan, recen y vtst IS 2.24, Kanawha Falls 6.26, Char FUNISHED 3 rooms, on ground ,.- , . . . ' sale Phone 11J·Ollll. Ma son, St. , Middleport, Ohoo. cars life ho;pitalizatioo. Issued Add~, Rt. 2 Ironton, Mrs. Jack lparents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar leston 20.18. London was ru1 floor. S. Front St , >Irddle· SIN(.ER I ORTABI.E ZJ~ za g W. Va. _,__ 4 16 tfe - vacuumed. WY 2-3715. at all ages. Pbone WY Z-11166. Perdue, Ceredo, W. Va., and ICrabtree. . ning Jlh feet, Marmet one foe 4·22-30tc port. Call WY 2-5141 Balance due $!9.61. HOUSll FOR SALE, 3 bed· 2 18 tic Mrs. Joe Fisher, Russell, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. _John Rawlmgs and Winfield dam 3 feet. lfr I \1\ 2:2515. _ __ 4 30 5tc rooms and bath, 2 years old. I jwho spent the wmter at Orange 4 27 · ITS lJUH pleasure to loan Low down payment Phone BREED to the belli for less, Blrtbs . Park, Florida near their daugh- Boat Movements: S BEDROOll bnck Duplex witlr l c· el Sl FR~E Harrisonville Ohio SH • I Curtiss Breeding Service. We Help Wanted Mrs. Paul B. Runton, Rt. ZI' ter, Mrs. Bermce Mccall and Oblo lllver - Western down .rrp rn mrnner, ,, • · r1 L W V d hte 8 09 f ') It d th · garage. Butternlll Av e. , Pom·~' •i th purchase ol B~ ue Lustre 5468. 4 21 12tc invite comparison. Compare MALE: Interested in man with . eon, .- a., aug r, : ·~ amiy, •ve returne to elr 13, 5:45a.m.; Philip Sporn UJ eroy. Call WY 2-5121. sha mpoo Baker fll rnilll re . ROOM brick home, 2 bath- the Curtiss bulls with any Hi h School education to work d.m. Frtday. Mrs Roy Eugene home here. . 14, 5:10 p.m.; Harry Dyer UJI 4 27 lfc lllddl t 4 27 61 , other bulls available. Low f IF. . I . t't t' E Wray, 1704 ·Eastern Ave, dau- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clair Waggon- 14 5·30 p m ·· Onward down 14 epor att1c a n d breeding fee. Breed to Gold or . manc1a ms 1 u ton . f' X· ghter,. 6·13 'd Mrs. er and Joy, Harnsonvt · 'II e, were 11 ':411· p.m.· · ·•Tlbolt up 14 12:0f>· n.IRNlSHED 3 ' -. - .-.. c rooms ' finished . . p.m . .F"ay. room apart basement Ou\ ol high water. . . ceplional employee bene 1ts. L Alvtn Hunt R1pley W Va ' Sunday guests of their son-m' ' 14 ment in MiddleiJOrt for cou· I'I.ANTS lor sale, sweet ptota· Cenlral heating, priced for Medal plus proven stres Phone Mr. McDaniel WY 2 4:03 a.m'. ., Ilaw and laughter Mr. and Mrs. a.m.; Col. down pie. Phone WY 2-5m. 4-24-tfc. lues, 911c per hundred. To· quic k sale ?hone 2-litl6 and . P" · certified meat 2lll between 9 lor ap l · !John Gillogly and Mark local. UO a.m.; LomSiana down I' MODERN 4 room and bath.i malo and ca bhage, JOe doz., or WY 2-221J!i. Charles F. beef stres for only $600, 5 pointment. 4303tc , Discharged . Mr. and Mrs. Wood- 6 a.m.; Warner duwn 16, 5:30 furnished apHrl men!, Mrdd le· ,:,c hundred. Peppers, egg WJidermulh ":-----' 4 13 tfc I dairy breeds, 8 beef breeds GRlLL COOK-wanted I ii once.' . Pattents recently diScharged yard, Columbus, visited her a.m.; Jerry Bosworth up I'. port WY 23874 4 21 If l' lan\, n•·oec·ol r, brussels ; . . and I dual . purpose, two '· ~eluded SonJa L Mitchell , WII· ' brother •nd sister-in-law Mr 12:50a.m.;Abceupl7,8a.m.; · - · c ·' '"""' ' and cauliflower c FOR SALE All modern brtck- tramed qualified and exper· Crows Steak House. ltiam Amberger Arlene Long ' · Jefferson up t9, 7:1a a.m.; John 15 ROOM HOUSE in Po111e· dw. ,, , • frame 3 bedroom ranch style · d 't h · · F · 1 \4 30 3tc M I' c 11' M ' and Mrs. Reed Jeffers and her . a. shallow well h Cl R 1ence ec mctans. or .. _ rs. E 18 or , arie Haskins, brother-in-law and sister Mr Ladd Dean up 20, 6.30 1 0 1 roy Phone \VY 2-a385 . I pump, electric hot wat er ome on •ester oac, near prompt, efficient and coUite- LADY TO live in. Housework Mrs. Chares Mullins, Mrs. Har- and Mrs WHiiam Cheadle 0~ . m.; Buckeye State up 20, e:40 3 ====,....,~~ 4 14 tfc tanks, refrigerat.or< g as State Htghway Garage. 100 x ous service. Call Leland Park- and core for 5 boya. Call rison Shumate, Ramona Price, Saturday · ' a.m.; Elgercllff up 23, I a.m.; FURNISHED HOUSE, 5 rooms stoves and sink c>binets fur· 400 .lot. Several flM.nemg plans er, Pomeroy, Ohio, Phone SH 2-5414, or write Vester Mrs. Chloe Fink, Clifford Mr. a~d Mrs. Rex Cheadle A. J. Patten up 23, ~:30 a.m.; lllld bath in Pomeroy. Call nl\ure an~ dishe;. B.· F. ava~lable to ~ualified person WY 2-2264 or Albert Parker, Walker, Langsville, Oblo. Queen, George Halley, M r a. have moved to the borne they Harvey Jordon up 23, e:30 a.m.; Boward CeciL WY 2·5262 Bom·<i, Mason . \\' Va. Phone W~ 2-a337. 4 13 tic Chester, Oh10, Phone 98&-3415. t 21 tfc Emma Muford, Mrs. Emma purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Queen City down Greenup 4:50 1 BOO W. Main St. 3 30 tic TOMA-TO ·- k f - . J'OF SALE : Modern ~ room Chelller, Ohio, Phone 985-3415. u.s. Clvi\S.rvlce Tllfll Fortbe, Eugene Gurtis, William A R Caster p.m.; lllinola up Greenup 7:15 1 sa h . S ··• 4 29 6tp ...... ,,... 11 ... ..., ....,. 1011a Washam, Sr., William Plum- · ' · Andre Calhoun Gree 1 es or sa1e, Ver-1 f ' MODERN 6 rooms and bath · non Howell on Rt. 124, Laurel <'me orne tn yracuse, Wlw ..... ••• ...,. ...,._ ...,., rt H d Hard Evan David lpenl p.m.J . w up n apartment. Middleport. Ph, Clill Read or call: WY 2_5421 _ <3 bedrooms) large uti1- Nelgler Buildbog ro r several days with hl8 great - ?P 11.50 p.m.; Penll8ylvan· WY 2-3121. 3 24 tfc '' aauall7 ....,•...., na IDI....., • · grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. lL up Greenup 1:40 a.III.J Bot _ 4- tc 1ty room, double carport, gas 42 7 furn•ce, fully Iosul~ted, w•ll new homes. Built lo kitcb. ;.~ .... HesaR•aodG _infant son, Mn. Bob- Earl Starkey while hls mother, Benter up Jrleldabl 2:15 p.m.; "· t.liREE and loor "'"'' !urn « h& to .. ,II carpeting, b~rch cab~ ens, storm mndows, ai111D- ...... ert · ron and Infant daugb- Jane Wiseman was recover!og C. V. Hamer down Meldahl 3 ed IIIII lllllumiBbed apart 20" SABRE TILLER nets. Shade and fruit trees, Inurn siding. can Guy Nell· li':.,.-...":1:.~ ,::..:.-0;:_-- ler, Mrs. Dalton B. Grover 81111 from Injuries 'received 1n an. p.m.; Defender down Meldahl ·.- a WY 2-5434 12 6 tfc ·HP Briggs & srrubbery. Close IQ school ler, Racine, Oblo. infant son, Mn. James Mon~ accident at ber h011111 ia Harrl· 5:30 p.m.; Ravenswood up Mel· 3 fRAILER LOTS _ free sew· Strotton Engine and church. Very reasonable 12 29 trc AUTO SALES gomery and infant .Uughter, sonville. dahl 6:40 p.m.; . J. s. Lewis age and water. Brown'• l'rail - Grady Craig, Syracuse, Oblo FOR SALE: 18511 Ford Fair and Mrs. bennia llerrellkohl Mr. •nd Mrs. Harold Gillogly down Meldahl 7:30 p.m.; Lad•3 er Park ISiate Approved! GARDEN PRIDE WY 2-2810. • and children visited her broth- Marjorie up Meldahl9:40 p.m.; BEATING• PIombin1. MueHer lane, good tires, car In fine . Mlnersvllle, Ohio, Pbone wv ROTARY MOWERS 1 4 2 tic FIIMiaeeJ. Arnold 8rotbero, condition, automatic transmls er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Jane T. down Meldahl lO:lt , :wm. 1 15 uc 1. FOR SALE: Three bedroom liS East Maill Street, Pom- sion. Also 1953 Fordomatlc Mrs. Clinton Gllkey and famlly p.m.; Orca doWII Meldabl 6: ~ 46·97 lots lor rent, close Dpen Mon.·S.I. Til 9 PM house, Butternut Ave., Porn· eroy. Phone WY z-2448. . . . . . . transmlsaion and 1953 Ford lo Albany on Sunday evening. a.m. . 7 20 tic t.o Laundrymat and schools bPOMEROY eroy, hardwood floors, hot 6 cyl. radiaiQr. 4 miles out W~day Night Mind Leaaue Rodney Dwaine Jordan spent vo1n- Lumber & Supply Com water heating system, out AUCI'IONEER Leading Creek road, from April %1, 1965 Monday altemoon and nlgbt GaJilpolllJ Dam - Inca doW1I PHONE of floods, best neighborhood Route 7. Robert Vance, Route with hla cousin, Walter Jordan. I p.m.; Beaver up 8:45 p.m.: Hl-_r3-_1fm< WY _ $8500.00. Cal8 - Betty Buuell AMr. and Mrs. Preston Hamon, CharlesWSteltvenson 1, Mddleport, Ohio. 43012tp .. 8 kdordwn do8:44l 2 2181 Two bedroom house, High ... ; Harold Russell t22; Lois thet11, vlsited bil brother-inp.m.; a er ec jo wo 1 00 955 ra~:!~~i.,vlln Pomeroy. 170 CHROME D!NE'ITE set table Street, Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy WrUe, Prone or Contact 1 Chevrolet, c~llll Clelland 314; Tom Clelbond 466; law and sister, Mr. and Mft. 1:5 a.m.; Solvay up 3:10 a.m.; ul Private entrance 2 chairs, cabinet base: $30: recently refinished inside and A. C. BRADFORD tires, ' 150·00• W tr Handicap 46; Total 1531. Won Rex Cheadle and family on Semel duwo ,5 a.m.; H. 11:. 1 cyl. or at 378 Second- New ao,ooo BTU floor furt $6 900 00 Racine, Ohio or Plymouth. 0 Lost 3. EveiJD'• Groeery - urday evening.. Jlowles duwn •:35 a.m. 1645 LICln Hgts., Pomeroy. Neiia Barton 411• Bob Barton Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stans- X8aawb lltfer "'I Allen R. 5 1 tfo 4-26·tfc nace, with all controls. (jn ~ ..;d.,;..;. houses, Lincoln 1 4 28 case), $130. Call WY 2-3442 Heights, Pomeroy, with new 4tp 462; Bob Eblin 476;. Iola Howell bury 111\1 daughter, Columbus MerrUI duwn Wlnlield S:G p. rent. Share or cash, Syra- after a p. m. 4 30 3tc additions, furnaces, etc., $7,- CU!o1'0M butcller"'' and c:ut- 195 mLL N d fo 390; Total 1739. Won 3 Lost 0. apent the weekend with their m.; Thelma Ann up Wlolleld euse, Ohio. Pbone WY 2-2297. - ---- 000.00. Ml!ler, W'Y K • P'• - Paul Kloes 421; pa:renPrlIs, Mr. 'and Mrs. Chester 10:30 p.m.; Helen dun Win4 1 atp FERRY-MORSE 7ll acre farm, with modern ,_.., · ,. 110 . ' 1 • Jean Kioes 3:14; Mary Po!Ur ce and Mr. and Mn. Dale field 1Z:30 a.m.; Duncllll Brute 1 BULK home, Chester TownShip, good BULLDOZER WORK wanted. ~~~· $250.00. Phon: ;~fc z 271; BiU Porter 510; Totai153S. Stansbury. Other goesll of !he up Winfield 2:40 a.m.; Lucy For Sale I gravel raad, school bus, mail Small dozer. Back • filling, · Won 1 Lost. z. The SpoHen- Stanburys were Mr. and Mrs. Jane Lucas up Winfleld 4 a.m. route , 2 miles from Chester, farm ponds and cutting drivene RamDter Beo Grlndslaff 461; Barb Larry Stansbury and Mr. and[-:::__.:::__:::_.==::..::.:== HOUSE and 3 Iota \n : $7.500.00. ways ln. Cheap rates. Middle- World SllllldaN al £omp8el Grindstaff 278; Virginia Hoyt, 1Mrs. ~axcr:Kay, ~ckerlng- pa1tor, at the Carpenter Jla~ ·PMnero.v out of high water. Two modern houses on Con- port, WY 2-2208. . EsaoOU. . 449; Art Hoyt 387; Handltap 15; : : a Stans ur'y and church on Tuesday for AlviD Dotlge Comet car. In dor Street, Pomeroy. One two 4 26 lotc lllJ ear room, ride IIIII pill' Total 1590- Won 2 Lost 1. ern Webster, Groveport. Dye, 40, welluwn Cirpdir condition, $150.00. ALL VARIETIES years old in perfect cndlt\On ' - htrmaoce. SmaD w ....,....., The. Founom~ _ .. Charles Services were held at Bigo~ area 1armer, wbo wu foUnd:.' 2·6524. 4 29 6tc E $8,000.00. One, two bedroom. Karl Grueaer, Plumbing and IDCI -ltrlbiliiJ Winebenner 491; Linda Wine- Funeral Horne, Albany on Sill' dead near .hla hOme OD 'nt~Ji8.•:;< c-ORN. Phone 88'2852, BERSBACH living room, kichen, bath, full ! Beamttng See brenntr 4611·' Gall Hovatter 316 urday Conner, Mr. 112; day· Mr. r.ta••e Dye IIJack· lllii' .. u Mlnersv e, Oblo formerlyforof Elbert this l:ommunlty. vlvedaftei'IIOOn. "'· blw Wife New Haven. HARDWARE basement and garage, $2,5011 End •our sewer troubles . Metropoll1a Me!Ort Richard Hovatter 391; Hand!· Co tired 1 u1 • -. uimi.-Ri · - - · 4 29 ate Building loll on State Route We 'have all slleo E. Mala Street, PomefOJ cap 90; Tota; l756. Wort 1 Lost nner, a re armer, IIIOV· aon Dye a teacher in dill AI. HF.D and coil svrinas Meln St. Pomeroy 124, Dead Man's Curve. Sewer Macbloeo P - WY Wl'll 2. Pacer's FOtll - Joe l!ailey ed to Bucyrus !o.1943lo bany Schools, a . sale, cheap. Phone WY 2All can be financed. For iurt :12 lk 503 A -•· S his son and daughter. Survivors bt!cea Dye, wilh the 438 4 29 6tc DON'TPUMPy~u s tugglsll -sel>- tlJer information call: Reasonable Rateo M klh~a'"';'M a~yer M ;EihiLols Include his wife, Cora: a dau- Corps in Brazil; a son, '""'~··'·' ~2if'bi'Cv(1Z-~~JJ. C. tic .tank. Get Klean-Em-1\11 O'Brien & Crow Realty · co; ' o".;;ll · WY Z..Zfll Da) 0r NlgUht lege! Notic~ c ""'TY,_";"'&f;- eW~n ~. ;n• ghter • Mrs. Mary Weyand, Bu junior at Albany Hlg& ' ~~·.-!:. tank 1 L d ny 612 ; 0·"'1 1 · on ...,.. 1• cyrus,· a son, Elden Conn ' er, and a dau•hter, '·lsa, ~; 7 28 c umbrella rcnl. sleeps sept c eaner. an WY Z-2720 · NDTJCI High· G K·'1 M E' lhln 1 • " $20_ Marlill 22 rifle with mark Fam Bureau. Livestock ""' will .. ,.,.,,,. '" tho '"" arne c ny Galion; one grand$0n ~nd three~ athome. He Ia alllli . "'.'-' '~~·~lltlg --;;;--;-:::;-;::-:=-::--4_28 ~ otc :!,~,::·~;.•. •.•,~•,'"'-~~m•.; ~~.:': 248; N, Barton .176; High. Series great .,.andcblldren. Services his parents, Mr. ·and . o ·~ $30. 20 ·gauge Winches!2 18 tfc :•'UH "Af ' ' Mid""'"""" ·• 111~ GOLDEN Palamino st.! ilion, or st . ,.,., LutMran ~Chu.Oh. Porn· - K• McElhlnr.: 612; L· WI ne- were in..charge of Reverend D•- n..e loc" , and lour ·•l•li>roJ at!d er shotgun $10. Coleman camp USED WRINGER type M.aytag - e.. bu'Jdt . mare, w lll l'my. Ohio. ........ unllf June'·..... ••• Tea m "'•h - • Vid White with buriai In Tern· •. lfJ ... Burial I ng. locatOO 352 N 55", Palammo . Tru"''" '"' ..... .. ... brenner ...... ''16 Garne one •brother. lipve $10. These ItemsWY as) Wdsher. Good condition $40. Second Str..t. MidC:Ueport . foal in May Bol"4 young and J"t.Slrnl!d: , ., "'au .,... Pacers Four 661·I · ..·Team p11e cem•tery. · ..,..."" ti--' as n w Phon • N of TriUt.-· .. .,.. ouuu e • e .ew II aven - Call 882-3284. Priced hlr qulc~· .ale. JD. well broken. Ken Chaney, Dar· st. •Board .,,,., ~ulhorw courdl. High Series - I li'acera Four, Servkea were in charge Of-~!:-' . , 130l. 4 29 3tc quire al Oblo u......... · ·· t .. '1ft ... ,.• .., 1862• Reverend .,., "• . Blddl• former..,..,, t.;.lu... ~""' ., w111. ..,Pomero,. "· •., Ohkl. Ill) ·t, 111 · · , . '· , ' I' ,. ) • '· ~ SHIPYARD WORKERS FOR SALE DEADLINES O'ay Berore Public ation •, ,r---~---..., lfpen . ,el R ' .I ~ eVISIOR evue .Society Note$ • Board ·'iassificd Ads-Your Modern Community Bulletin ...----.;.-.____ ___. .·;. .·;.-·---, ,• entl, Mr. 1114 lilrll. Y - J ' • (lr,rptoqaolet OIJR8 IS A WORI.O OJ' NU• CLil.UI OlAN'1'S AND ETIDCA.L lNi'A.NTS.-oMAR IIRA.J). LICT . 5'· I . 'Tnay're Juat lovely, Melvin, but you ahouldn't have ••• Nhy thlo mult have you back a terrific advance on your allowance!" ••t -- ------- - 'li:l.J SAY I HUMPH I I l-l f. T DOD['S GOT A AWI=UL COLD EYE_ AHD SOMETHIN' TELl~ M£ 1-l'S MD SLOLICH WITH n-IAT PISTOL H ~'S WEAR!t-1 '~ LETS ~OU AN' ME GIT WJEH RADIO APRIL LOG - -- --=~~=-----__;~ 8:110 Sigo On 8:0tH5 Musical Clock 7:110 Be Still and Know Monday Tbru Friday, 5:05 Jim Mees Sho7·."" .. News • u.-... 6:110 Sign.On. Newt t:OO Suedown Serenade 7:45 Echoes of Joy 6:05 Sacred tleart 7:1111 Sign OU 8:00 Ohio Valley New• 6.20 Meigs CT. RFD Satardaya: 8:!5-30 Musical Clock e:25 Paul Bowers Farm 1:110 Sign On - News 8:55 Community News 6:311 Country Jamboree &:IIi Country Music Time 9:00 Talk of the Town 6:57 Weather 1:25 O.Wtry Jamboree 9:55 Mason County News 7:110 National New1 7 110 Prolestar' Hour 10:110 Public Service Show 7:3u Sports 7:30 Sports 10:15 Dal!,y Light 7:3a Bill Miller Show 7:35 anderson Show 10:30 Latchstring 7:35 Pickelll Hardware Show 10:45 It'• Music - Army 11:00 World News lTI!etday-ThursdayJ ti :OO Dairy Valley & Outton's \12:110 Community News 7:50 Nelli Top Ten Show 11:20 Evans Bulletin Board 1:30 Dally Light 12:110 News .12:25 News.Q.Grams 6:45 Baker Furniture Show 12:15 Musical Interlude jt2:30 Agriculture Program iWed.-Auctlonl Frl, Show) 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teets 12:45 Country Go-Rcund 9:00 Newt t:oo The Jim Mees Show 11:55 News Beat 7:0.> Blll Mljier Srow 5:30 Sundown Serenade 1 2:00 Country Go-Round 1:05 Colfee Wlth Janet 6:30 Sign Off 2:5> N~ws Beat 10:00 Swap SI~Qp SuDda)a: 3:00 M1d-Way Matinee 10:15 Morn1111 Meditations 7:30 Sign on_ Army Hour 3:55 New~ Beat 10:30 Portralta of 1 Patrlol 7:5a News . t:OO Dtscmg W!th Doss 10:35 Bill ~ Sbow 8:00 Baptist Layman'• Hour 4:30 Interchange 10:45 MalOn Afr· Prglll (Tueo.) 8:30 Sunday Show 5:00 Community News 10:45 Family Worship (Thurl.) 9:30 The Bfblu Speaks To You 5:0105 MWasonld County New• 5 IQ:45 A.S.C. Prgm (Pete 9:45 sunday Show . : or • Nat'! News Shields) 1Frlday1 ) 1u·OO The Good Life 5.30· Sunset Boulevard 11:00· News 1~;15 Congressman's Report ~;!dOU The Air 11:05 Tiny:a Country Junction 10:30 Sunday Sbow 6:00 On 11:45 Tiny 1 Counlry Hymn 11.30 The Quiet Hour 8:00-15 Musical Clock . Time IZ:QO News . . , 7:00 Be Still II Know 12.00 Cement Block NeWI 12:15 The Chr!Sllan s Hour 7:02·30 Newa 12:30Goo!!iler'IGuestStar (Fr!) 12::11; The Rev. Merlin Teets 7:30 Chat ., Clew 1~ : 30 Larry Andenon Show 1:110 T"• Rev. H. G. Stewart 7:45 Flrll Baptbl Church 2:110 Jim Mees Show 1:30 The Rev. Silas Billups 8:00 Ohio Valley News t:~ Blaettnar Auto Show 2:110 The Rev. Andrew Parsons 8:0&-30 World New~ (Tues-Thur.) · 2:45 The Rev. Roscoe Thorne 9:00 High SChool Hll Parade 4·30 Newt (Local) 3:10 Tile Sunday Showcase 10:30 Son& • Story Tlmo 4:40 Jim Meea $bow 6:110 The Sundown Serenade 10:45 'i'he'Goldea Key 1:00 Newa 7:00 Sip Off 11:00 Democratic Legillaturt TERRY - WMPO Radio Larry s'~n 11 :1! 11 :3() 11 :45 12:00 12:20 12:25 J2 ,30 MIISical Interlude Republican LegislaiUH Walter Moeller Local & Ohio News Evans Bulletin Boerd News-O·Grams Garden Club Saturday Matinee Alternate Saturdays 1:55 News Beat 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2:55 News Beat 3:00 Saturday Matinee 3:55 News Beat 4:00 Discing With Dost 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 Saturday New• Report 5:1:> Dinner MIISicale 5:30 Community Choirs 7:00 Of! The Air Sunday 7:59 Sign On 8:00 The Singing Preacher 8:15 News Report 8:3() Church of Cltris! 9:00 Musical Interlude IO::ro First Baptist Church 11:30 Chlldren'e Chapel 11:45 Sunday Newo Special 12:1111 News Report 12:15 Episcopal Church 1:1111 Church of God Hour 3:00 990 Hit Parade 3:30 News Headlines 1,32 990 Hit Parado 3:55 News t :llll 990 Hit Parade 4:30 News Headline• 4:32 990 Hit Parade 4:55 News 5:00 City Commissioner Rep. 1:15 990 Htt Paradt 7:00 Off Tbe Air F!Oil HOME) · •l•~••ue l~IINitl • ~:: ~~t~o~ll ----:.y-;G~IO:N~G~E~W~O~N~O~E~ O.K.... ICEEPl!JUR SECRET ABC<JT WHO SAID l!JU fli\'/E LUNG CANCER ... �·- ·' '\.' '' ':Y' "·'.,,·I tl·· ... ·:~' '-" • . ' ·"4)'' ~ '. ~ .• I :·:·,.. • I '' 4 C~e~;,;~hr~~ : ,!"' ~·M'n: Vlrlu·~· ~ Mra. ~"'· ~ wu • Btoodmob~.L'fl~e~" !i .ti·,wbb -collll'i~ '!Qilll ~ere:, for tilt can,teen w~ - : '*""'· otdo lhru TUESDAY WALT DISNEY'S "THD$1 CALLOWAYS" · ik'J.ID ~l).da, (Teebnicolorl ' Koi~, Brandon de Vera Miles, WaJter Brinnon. Ed Wynn, Linda EliiDI. ·Dr_, ' ! Cortoono WID, end THURSDAY Mey 5-4 NOT OPEN Working on · IM. Caoteio for j '· ·J 1m S'"'~• J and food to 1b d . w1tb the BloodmobiJe- Uiilt ~i ' 111 e. ft.O.tt~· Mrs, .~ ..... ,, r. e ~· · Pomeroy were ~ . of <the Ml'l!· :~bert Boeglo, Mra. VIr- Mrt. Bernard~le liJ1d Mrl. Legion Anrllli~Y :tiO'J.ltiellie U11- gi!IV'4!1<.er, Mrl . . Kellilelb '111e' D•vld. Yost; lrmea, · it. Conlributitig food and .Worli•. !sa, ~drs· Charlet H~,, Mrs. '1be unit e1p thanb to ing Include 'Mrs, Gamet Smltli, lll~rd Lee, .jllra. OOroU Tea- lhil followlna II lo·r Mrs. Margaret llol,ldaebelt;:.)lra: .ford; Mrs. qeorge Nelgler, Mrl. donallona: The Ohio . VaU., A. c. Bradford,1tfn, JDavld:.Yost Edw~rd Sbilpson, Mrl. Robert Baking Companr, VaBIIy Bell. Mrs. Dean Brlonr,; Mrl.:llem- PrOffitt, Mrs. E!Jon Spencer, Jbnmy'a Pa'stry Shop, Reiner'• ard Diddle, Mrs. , John YOIIDI, Mrs. Dale Hill and Mn. J. E. Bakery, T!Dy'i FoodlaJid llld . Mrs. Eugene ijolter, Mrs, Pl!ul Gleusencamp, Mrs, Rlcbard Kroger's. ~·also to lbe t.Lawrence, Mrs. tl'ranCj!s Rob- Rousb. . tart Falla P.'~._A..,,. Planned May 22 lnSyrocuse A jitney supper was planned by the Syrecuse Women's Auxiliary of the Volunteer Fire Dept. on May 22, with proceeds to go to the Fire Dept. It wa• decided that lor a later money makil18 project, orders will be taken for lupperware products. 1 Reports were read and appoved. Roll call was answered by 10 persons. Getwell a n d ' sympathy cards were sent. An auction of arllcles brought by members will be held at I h e May 10 meeting, at which time hostesses will be Carrie Sin clair and Helen Diddle. I Attending, Sylvia Zwilling, Na omi London, Eileen Clark, Cia ra Lavender, Edith Hood, Ag Ines White, Marie Rizer, Phyl lis Hendrix, Myla Hudson and "MA:IL ORDER BRIDE" tTethnicolor) Buddy Ebsen. KE'ir Dullea . Loll N~ttiPton "APACHE RIFLES" (Technicolorl o\udie Murphy, Lind• L•w Michael Dante. at y· , I V01. XVII NO. 13 ' ..·- ::: • MONDAY, MAY 3, 1965 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO • • Pistol Battle at A Ill '' 'FivE CENTS •ISO·D · .l the as she shi·nes ... on her dayl WORLD ! y ' . PHYLLIS LOU STANLEY MISSES' Mrs. Opal E. Stanley, Route 1, Middleport, announces the engagement and apW~~::~~u~ marriage of her daughter, Phyllis Lou, to Mr. Larry L. Baker, son of Mrs. J oa•er, Middleport. Miss Stanley is a graduate of Middleport High school is currently employed at the Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Sales Inc. office Ravenswood, W. Va. Mr. Baker is a graduate of Middleport High school and is 1 ~~~!~;;~ in the advertising department of The Daily Sentinel in Pomeroy,. The will be an event of May 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the F~rst Baptist Church m Mtd. Vows will be read by Rev. Donald Boone. A candlelight ceremony will take and church will be observed. :HALF-SIZES Special Music by Junior Choirs Highlight Meeting ol Racine PTA Slack. Refreshments were served by . Zwilling and Mrs. London. Special music was presented <Jnd Gary Walker who present· START YOUR ACCOUNT WITH US! by the Junior Choirs of the ed the f1 lrns "Teaching Johnny Methodist and the Baplist Jo Swrm ," "Swim" and "Your churches when te Racine E!e- Breath Can Save A Life." mentary P.T.A. held its regular llr>. Yvonne Scally was un YOUR SAVINGS meeting Monday al the grade ab le to attend because of illEARN _ _ __ The Ladies Auxilia of Ra- school. . ne;:s in her fa mily so Mrs . . . ry Mrs. Joyce Hoback, pres1- Pnn~ gave the group mforma American Legwn Post ~0 · dent, opened lhe meeting with lion on lite swimming pro (COMPOUNDED QUARTERLYl met Tuesday everg wtlh the Pledge to the Flag given gram tor the summer and anInterest Payment Dates Art: president, Mrs. Eugene Hol- j in unison followed by the rca i nounced she had booklets on Fob. 15th, May 15th, Aug. 15th, Nov. 15th , presiding. . ing of Parent· Teacher Pray· leacllt.g one how to sw1m, for She annoWlced the JWlior eon.! er by Mrs. Opal Van Meier. l,;aie . .. 'terence t Oak Hill May 1st· I The Methodist Church Junior! . F'olto<>mg the meeting, the • . a , ' , Choir directed by Mrs. Otis first grade mothers served reGtrls Stale Te~ '" The · McClintock and ac•·ompanied by:freshmenls ot cookies, coffee · lr.,•""' MethodLSt Church, Mrs. Garrett Circle presented ' i:ind JlUIJdJ in the lunchroom. in Gallipolis; the Unit four selections The Baplisl l the mothers, and the Am- Church Jr. Choir under the di ""'~"·'- ·;·- ..... '-:; ..._.7~:;w_.fJS.,~ -~~.-. leri:canism chairman, are rection of Mrs. Hugh Cairns. ! fA the Summer Convention to accompanied by Mrs. Lillian : i' "Wt Havt Grown Because Wt H1ve Helped be held in Lofan, June 10; Na Hayman, presented thrPe llUm !N Hospital week on May 2 bers. , I ~ Others Grow" lwtrich Is Hospital Day tn the The secretary s report b~ Mrs.. 1.1 Jlicolhe Hospttal, and May Crow and . treasurer s re- i J il Member Federal Reserve System as Poppy Days. by Mrs. Vtrglnta Burke ; ,. . I Mrs. E J. Tracy substituted Mrs. Myrt1e Wa Jk er gave an were approved · Corn munica . - at !he Rradburl' school the past Momber Ftdtral Dtpositlnsuranct Corporation interesting report on Pan tions were read and spectal 1 . "catn.' i sm. R f " 1 committee reports were given I week for Mrs. Edith Forrest POMEROY, OHIO . e resutnen s were ser. who 1 'II 1,, ""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.:;;:;:_~aod:_·~a~s~oc~ia~l~h~o~ur~en~j~oy~e~d~. the by Mrs. Mary K. Yosl.and about · Tea 1or da nd s~n "' teetertotler boards. by I .'10 hns ~ ayne Mrs. Marlene Fisher, reporting VISited Wednesd~y , With hts Robert Beegle, altoul the bi- mother, Mrs. Edllh Te&ford and cycle rack. Howard Ervin was son Cec~. . appointed to build the bicycle I Mrs. K J .. Hill left Wednet!rack during the summer to O. ' d"Y·, ;or a VISit wtth relatives ready for use by the fall term . i '" Co umbus. . Reports from the Southeast ! Mrs .. Carl Moore and Mtss OUR NEW District Conference at Cam I Gencvreve Slobart wero .'!burs"•·•••• were given by Mrs. Hel- day VISitors Ill Galltpolts. en Johnson Mrs. Burke Mrs Mrs. Gladys Cuckler has reMargaret West and M;s. H~ l.urned ho'me after a visit in ' b k j Athens. aM;s. Nancy Ervin Mrs. Frank Stewart returned for the nominating i home Fr.t~ay even!.~, after a and of[icers were elected as ~eek s VISit at Fat~born with lows : her daugher and son·m-law, Mr. President Mrs. Helen and Mrs. Ashton Sayre who ac. . ' . cornpamed her home for a son; V!cePresJdent, Mrs. weekend visit. ce Hoback ; secretary,Mrs. Mrs. John Smith returned ll~r1ret West; treasurer, Mrs. · · B k d I.e t home Tuesday, after a months gm1a ur e; e1ega s o .. 'th 1 t' • . Col t C .1 M Elt M H'll VIS I1 WI rea tves tn umy ouncl ' ' rs " a ae 1 ' bus and Toledo. Mrs. Opal Van Meter. Mrs. Mar M C 1 M M J hn rs. ar oore, rs. o 1ene ,F'ISher, Mrs. Grace Huff Smith NOW-The Bend Area Hu Its Own Local Mail Order Housel and Mrs. Helen Bricldes man, Mrs. Nancy Carnahan; Th · ·tors m · Alb• . hi were ursday vtst .nd a lte rna I es, Mrs. ld a Dre , Stop At Om Store and Ask For the Loan of One of Our 196 Page, 4 Color Mrs. Belly Diddle and enMs. rs. Hor tense Frankel of Mary Huddl es t on. p arkers burg, W. Va. m . th e Catalogs. You Will Find Over 2900 Carefully Chosen Brand Name Items at n1 · · 1 M Ed . e prmcipa ' rs . na guest of her sister Mrs. Geneve Pr1ce, made several announce- J . h' ' Fabulous Pri ces·~and the Price You See Will Be the Price You Pay-Abments including the school age o~c tmjed W ' b t Sr b •· iOiutely No Shipping Chargei, r ·1 wre!t xt ar h' h . . rs. e s er . w o .., rmt e ye w rc " srx ill al-'l'ler home, is improving. before November 1 unless M Jed Web te J nd ed by the state and that th e rs. . . s r r. a Shop By Mail or Phone-Ordering Is II usy IS 1-2-3 for Visitation Day for nexl son, James VISited Friday, at ' . ~rsl graders would be New Haven, W. Va. with be;· ed 1 1 b M H M molher, Mrs. T. G. Roush. . a er Y · r. arnan. rs. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Maurer Any <i'der Received By Mall or Phone by Noon Each Thursday Wlll Be Prtce also reported on t h e were overnight guests ThursReady For You To Pick Up at Our Store by Noon the Following Tuesday. uooks and films whl;h had da ' of her sister and brotherfor the hbrary. . y M A p Ch ~i tn·law, r. and Mrs. T. . Or We Will Deliver the Item at No Charge the First Time One of Our Trucka rogram airman, rs. Downie. The were enroute II In Your Area. son mtroduced John McClintock 1 r 0 m ~ 10 r 1d a to their home at Uhrichsville. Allen DOwnie student at Ohio ' Univeslty is spending the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Downie and Charles. Mr. and Mrs. Don Pullins and family of Williamstown, W. Va. and Wa)one P~lll!s of CanJon are spending the weekend . at their cabin at Shade river. YOUR LOCAL MAIL ORDER HOUSB ''Where You Get the Most Mr. and Mrs, Shirley Swaq For Your Money" II ~1ere in Parkersburg, W. Va. I'HONI WY 2-3191 POMEROY MIDDLEPORT, 0. Monday, to attend the' funeral Conspiracy Blocked 'and ~ 4% Annually ' lHDoled To Tlut lntereJ,. 01 Tlr. Jleie..Jiaon A.rM an Dies •let's ~pen aj~lnt checking ltCDunt 1t the bank. Y~u c1n m1ke the deposits ana/'// RIQW the checks/" FOR BILL-PAYING CONVENIENCE . enttne •• . '· r Moy7-l • J J • e I PRIDAY end SATURDAY '- J· ' ~.I · ,·,. .- ·(, ·. , Mn John' Wollt, l\ttl. Hench- 111111 vl!d lunch ·to tbe staff WOrterl ~::::=======\~ '-Jitney Supper THEATRE 'I You're on, MotherriO loot yolll' CliARLI!lS R,AYMAN E11eeallwe Held Cbrlll HayiiWI t1 lnllleia IMII SchoOl dllfrlct, ... ... . . prettiest with new fashions from Announcements Of Upcoming Events Made Elberfelds! We've a P'eat 4011• .:· Uon of dre11e1, •ullllll4 IIOIIIICod bfJ rellielllllllt, Ill., toatume1in all your favorite of the offleiall II e ' q•JIIa with the flrllc IIi Mr. Ga . aprlng-ln!Q.summer color• and fabrlca .•. Arnel(r) trlacetalt 1 jeneya, Daci'Otl(r) polyesten, and The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Supplement CmetOf I I ANNOUNCING I I I I The Pomeroy Cement Block Company UNTIL 9 PM ) THE SHOE BOX ·~-------------------------.-..J'----....,==""""--1 of Mrs. Rosie Qlrder. To The Daily Sentinel, Po111eroy;Middleport Ob1.lo 0....., 11nd The Galha f1m es. Galhpo ll, ... 'I 1 SHOP TONIGHT F to filii Mainly About People In p DON'T POSTPONE-SHOP BY PHONE Approved for a easy to for u they are llatterlltf otharl .•. all u SATURDAY, MAY I, 1965 • I . \. ' I / Mother's Day Is Sunday, May9 I II.. Love, II ·style American li... I! I! ~ 1:; Shop Tonight Untl9:00 ELBERFELDSJN POMEROY ' \ ' I ' j ",,' ' ~ '1 ' ' I• .. / ' 'J " . '\:':' ,: ' ' I; I I I ,I I I I I .I, .: ,, ' ' ,. '. It 1 ylng now 'ranlls sec• SERIOUS STRU~!N?: ~~ ~~~'/e~ Stotts. Tbese mea ud lo pbtno pl.,u.g n 1 guitarists. At Mme and bl re;retenl tile new ~ve0 • ·Plaine• m., they otudy oldadult muale clossea m •• ' dralaad folk maste. tn 1.. New ~Ieana, g~te­ way to the · Mississippi Rtver tnd once a· stronghlild of tbe Conlederacy, fe I l to U,nton forces, In 1813 Giden Sundliack of llobiken/N. J., was· ·atantod a ••pe•',<" . · . palent lor .tbe " s.,. 1n iMS, t~ b<id~s ·pt Italian DiCtator Mussolini •nd' bis companlorlJ;, ''eseeuted !JY; ' ~M · the day, before, were l11\ll&ed Ia a public, square .... . ID Mnt' · SWIFf STREAMS The Indonesian archlpelaiO 41vides the lndian and Pae!D< oceans and dangerous currents 89 swift ·as 1:1 miles per hour sweep through the cban11elJ II& tween the islands. - . Also In 1945, Amerl~an 101 diers liberated 32-thousand· N• prisoners at Dscr ~u . the' olde.'' and worst of' '~ Na~i ~ ... ~ . '' . .tratlon camps. ·, ·' ·,, . '.J: .., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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