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Legion Auxll,~Uy '~cillie Un-' .U Walker, Mn. Ker:iteth Tb&. D'&vld Yost,' co.cbalrmen. tt. Contributing fJMJd and..9ork· IN, ~- .CbariN Hartlll, Mra. Tile .unlt elPressea tllankJ to ing Include Mrs~ .Gil'ilet SiDIIH, Rl~d Lee, 1tfrt. Carroll Tea- !be · foj)OWI!Jg merchanta f t·r Mrs. Margaret Hmmsbelt;: Mn: ford, Mrs. qeorge Nelgler, Mra. donallaM: The Oh)o . ValleJ A. c. Bradford, JofiL ·David: Yost Edward ,lllrilpson, Mrsc Robert Baking f.lompanr •. vane) Be~ Mrs. Dean B~r; Mr~. •IJern- ProlllU, .Mrs. · Elson Spencer, Jjmmy'a !'.S:..~ Shop, Helnero ard Diddle, Mrs .. John . YOWJ81 Mrs. Dale Hill and Mrs. J. E. Bakery, ~lll¥'• 11'oild~ IJ1d Mrs. Eugene l!oltet, Mrs. . Paul Gleusencamp, Mrs. Rlcbard Kroger's. ·'1',1:4n)!s also to the!..Lawrence, Mrs. Fra~a Rob- Roush. tal'! Falll P.'J'.~ ..... Planned May 22 In Syracuse A jitney supper was plaMed by the Syr~cuse Women's Aux. iliary of the Volunteer Fire Depl. on MaK, 22, with proceeds to go te the ·JI'ire Dept. It ~>as decided that for a later money making project, orders will b< taken for tupperware products. Reports were read and ap· WID. ond· THURSDAY I poved. Roll call was answered Moy 5-6 1 by 10 per!IOns: Getwell a n d NOT OPEN ! sympathy cards were sent. An PIIIDAY ond SATURDAY auction of articles brought by May 7·l members will be held at t h e MMAIL ORDER BRIDE"' May 10 meeting, at which lime (Tecbnlcolor 1 hostesses will be Carrie Sin Buddy Ebsen, Kelr Dullea. clair and Helen Diddle. Lola Nettleton. "APACHE RIFLES" Attending, Sylvia Zwilling, Na (Technicolorl omi London, Eileen Clark, Cia j ')' ':·' 1, 1965 Jitney Supper s.• ' l! e ., .,, .' at y- . enttne ' '· .1l -~ ~ I>• 'li . y. ~ ~ r.of. !/!,1:1 ,r:.c .,;;.,~ ·._..\ ' •J -~~ --. - 'Otr () '"" • f ~ ~- .;.;. :; •/. ~ ~ ;:. -:;. -~ ~'~ •· ~V=d~XV~I~I~N~0~.-1~3--------------------~---ER_O_Y--M-ID-D-.LE-~~T-.O-H-.10-----------M-O-N-D-AY-,-MA--Y-3-,-1-%-5~------------ • ,,.. . _g . o- - '\ •-~.,. ..------~--~-~~' - . j_ ' ·,· FIVE (:&.RJ '. • • Pistol Battle at Addison State Highway Patrolman Clifford Russell Wounded Boosters Will Meet on Garner Firing an Dies Ill . at nes White, Marie Rizer, Phyl ·~~~~g~iL~in~d~a~l·•;wdira~L~a~ve~n~de~r!, ~EdiithEH~ond2, iA£g lis Hendrix, Myla Hudson and i son, ahe • t 'let's Dpen ajoint checking tccount tt the lltnk. Yflu ctn mike the deposits tnd I'll dr~w tile c!Jecks!" as she·shines ... on her day! WORLD ' ' ~ : PHYLLIS LOU STANLEY )' MISSES' Mrs. Opal E. Stanley, Route 1, Middleport. announces the engagement and ap· ~roac· hir11i marriage of her daughter, Phyllis Lou, to Mr. Larry L. Baker, son of Mrs. f!eilena na•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 in the advertising department ol The Daily Sentinel in Pomeroy; The • will be an event of May 8 at 7:30 p.m at the F1rst Bapt1st Church m Mid· Vows will be read by Rev. Donald Boone. A cand lehght ceremony will take and open church will be observed. FOR BILL-PAYING CONVENIENCE START YOUR ACCOUNT WITH US! •• . :HALF-SIZES Special Music by Junior Choirs Highlight Meeting of Racine PTA You're on, Mother, 10 loot your CIIA1IUlS JI,&YMAN Eueallve llelll awt. Haymn el 8& I' I IMII prettiest with new fashions from Special music was presented and Gary Walker who present· by the Junior Choirs of the ed the films "Teaching Johnny lillberfelds! We've a ereat ~ Methodist and the Hapt.ist to Sw:m," "Swim" and "Your churches when te Racme Ele· Breath Can Save A Life." tlon of dre11e1, aultl ud mentary P.T.A. held its regular '.Irs. Yvonne Scally was un eostume1in all your favorite YOUR SAVINGS meeting Monday at the grade able to attend because of iii· EARN _ _ __ The Ladies Auxilfary of Ra- school. . necs in her fam ily s.o Mrs. 1pring-into-summer colon and . Mrs ..Joyce Hoback, pre"· Pm:e gave the group :nforma I Amer~can Legion ~ost No. dent, opened the meeting with I lion on the swimming pro (COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY) fabrlcl .•. Amel(r) trlacetatt i met Tuesday eve1g w:th 1 the Pledge to the Flag given g'" m for the sUl" Er and an· lntarest Payment Datos Are: president, Mrs. Eugene Hoi· .in unison followed by the rea 1 noun~ed sh".,.!l' klets on jeneys, Dacrob(r) polyesttn, and t' fob. 15th, May 15th, Aug. 15th, Nov. 15th presiding. :ng of Parent-Teacher Pray·•teoch;:,g ·. · •wr 1,. She announced the Junior Con· er by Mrs. Opal Van Meter. sole ~--..,. ~enmce at Oak Hill May 1st· The Methodist Church Junior Foilowi . h ' Choir directed by Mrs. Oils first gra• G:rls State Tea in T • 1 McClintock and accompan ied by ifresh'11 -------------~--IGr·ace Method:sl Church, Mrs. Garrett Circle presented and ! . in Gallipolis; the Unit four selections. The Baptist ,. the mothers, and the Church Jr. Choir under the di ·Jeritcan1ism chairman, are rection of Mrs . Hugh Cairns, ·~·· , the Summer Convention accompanied by Mrs. Lillian ;, · j I' be held in Lofan, June IO; Hayman, presented three num . ., · "Wt Have Grown Boca us• Wt Haw Helped 1I Hospital Week on bers. 1·· 01hers Grow" • ~~~::~%,.:1:~', Hospital Day in The secretary'< repori by Mrs .. ; 1 Jc Hospital and Crow and treasurer's re· ·~· · Momber Federal Reserv. System as Poppy Day's. port by Mrs. Virginia Bu.rke . 11 Mrs. Myrtle Walker gave an were approved.d Cummumca-1 . ', . Membar Ftderal Deposit Insurance Corporltlon . d . 1 at l I · on Pan Amer- IOns were rea an specaa · . were seT· committee reports were gi v~n w~ POMEROY, OHIO 1 7:00 TV Clauroom 1::10 Neighborl and a social hour enjoyed. by Mrs. Mary K. Yost, UO Mister Mayor 7:00 Jalm'a Almanac 1:4& Social Security the teetertotter boards, and .:.. , t :OO AlviD Show 9:110 Herald of Truth 1:00 POI)eye • Plls Mrs. Marlene Fisher. •,+< 1 1:30 Tennessee Tuxedo t : 30 Word of LH1 1:1111 Top Cat Robert Beegle, about the : I 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw IO cOO Superman t:ltll HIICIOr Heatl:ootl' cycle rack. Howard Ervin ; 10:30 Migbty Mouse Playhouse 10:30 Tbree Stooan 111:00 W. Va. Bnd Festival. appointed to build the · / 11:00 Casper 11:00 Llnua Tbo Lloo 11earte11 11:30 FurJ rack during the summer to : 1 II :30 Th• Jr•·•ns 11:30 Beany And •Cecil 1~:00 Theatre 'J ready for use by the fail 12:00 Bugs Bunny 12:00 ;rrails WCII l%:00 Europe: 20 Yearo Alter Reports from l.hc Smitheasil G• 2:00 CBS Bowling Classic 12:!0 Hopptty Hooper 1:00 Winter Sporla iii Sweden OUR NEW District Conference at 1:1$ Bueball Warmup 1:00 I Lovo Lucy 1:00 New American BandsUnd bridge were given by Mrs. ell 1:!0 11001 VI. Piratea 1:30 CBS News 2:110 Major League Bueba1l Johnson, Mrs. Burke, 4:00 The Story of Dr. Lister 3:00 CBS Tennis Classie 5:110 Wide World 01 SJtor11 Margaret West and Mrs. 4:30 8(101' 1 8 In Action 4:00 NFL Pro Bowl Game I 30 Championship Wretllllnt back. ·' A 5;3jl Pete Smith 4:30 The ChemJcal Enaineer 7130 Dixie SiDging Mrs. Nancy Ervin reoortelll h .1:41 GJrden Club 5:00 Jubilee 1:30 Lawrence Wei~ lor tbe nominatmg con1mi ll~l I :00 Fiatt lr Scruggs &:00 Early Show 9;30 Hollywood Palace and officers were elected as ~ i:;JO Mm From U.N.C.L.E. 7:00 Lawman 10:30 Bob Youna New• lows: b 7: 30 Flljlper 7 30 .Jack:e Glea!IOD 10:45 Cbiller '11reall'l President. Mn. Helen *•OO Death Valloy Days 9:00 Europe-20 Year~ Alter son; VicePresident, Mrs. 1:1111 litntueky Jonea 8 au G~hgan ·s Island Rolle. Channel I, 'Yell6tr Sky" ce Hoback; secretary,Mrs. 10:00 GUJIIDIOke 0:00 Sa~WU~y niSIIt at Movtes 1848, Joan P'ontaina IJ1d Chanllg•:ret West ; treasurer, Mrs. 11:00 Up-To-The-Minute News 11:110 Late .ltewa Pleture nel 3, 'No Hlgbway lri t b1 ginia Burke; delegates to lklO TV .S Wea~r II:15 Weather Notea Sky" 19&1, Jamea Stewart. ty Council, Mrs. Etta Mae 11:15 $ports 11 :20 Million Dollar Moviea Mrs. Opal Van Meter, Mrs. 11:~ Jl'llma ot ·the '50'• lene Fisher, Mrs. Grace NOW-The Bend Ar11 HIS Its Own Local Mail Order Housel wealthy plantation owner Is man,'Mrs. Nancy Ca1rnal1atl: l.tT,, .MAY I IUGBUGHTS shocked to !tarn that his beau. .nd alternates, Mrs. Ida lr~ KENTUCKY JONES liful mail-<>rder bride was mar. Belly Diddle and Stop At Our Store and Ask For the Loan of One of Our 196 Page, 4 Color •larrlq Deanll· Weaver in the ried once before. Mary Huddleston. tillll role, · Wtilr Ricky Der as Catalogs. You Will Find Over 2900 Carefully Chosen Brand Name Items at yI: 20 FILMS OF THE iO'oThe principal, Mrs. . Jb IJ!CI Harry MorJm ax Set. "'M•e Brigand," starring AnthPrice, made several anriountcl~l Fabulous Pnces- and the Price You See Will Be the Price You Pay-Abdot! Jlcbcin. "The 'Sour Note." bny Dexter, Anlhooy Quinn. A ments including the school IOiutely No Shipping Charges. ' When ~· ba:. trouble in music, Royal guard, on trial for kUling limit lor next year which is Kentucky il anly too ~appy to the Amba..acjor to Morocco is before November I unless chaiDII eonault with the boy'• beautifound to be almost a twin to 'th• : ed by the state and that tile AIJ' mu.ie teak. Shop By Mail or Phone-Ordering 1111 Easy as 1·2-3 lor Visitation Day for next. t: 00 C.· SA'I\IRDAY NlGHT first graders would be SATURDAY'S LATE MOVIES AT THE MOVIE8 - ''The Nak. ed later by Mr. Haman. Any Ckder Received By Mall or Phone by Nooo Each Thursday Will Be Channel 13, "Spacewaya" 1953 ~ 1flllle," Nrrilll C!arlton Price also reported on Howard Duff, and "Tbe Slran1· Katen 8ftd llltnor Parker. A t.ooks and films which had Ready For You To Pick Up at Our Store by Noon the Following Tuesday, on of Bombay," 11180, G u 1 for the librarv. t. Or We Will Deliver the Item at No Charge the First Time One of Our Truckl Program Chairman. Mrs. son introduced John I Ia Iu Ybur Area. 4% Annually ' Slack. Refreshments were served by Zwilling and Mrs. London. onspiracy Blocked and Announcements Of Upcoming Events Made SchoOl dlltrld, will .... . . DDUIICed hll ftlktD'etlt, II ... t.r. of the offlelllll Ill m wllb ll:e 11rl11 oC Mr. Gup ........_.,....,..,t:l Approved for F .. The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company ' . Saturday's 1 1 .WSAl.- TV Channel 3 t Telev~sion WCHS- TV ChannelS Program Located in Indiana Town WHTN- TV Channel13 ANNOUNCING ,. • •' '-1 ,, ' "'"' .;: .. ' ' .. ' ,,., .. "'· II 'II ~~ ·'1' •:~,11~~~~ ., ':,- :t' ') II •I· I ,, ,,~ ~ ; , I" .t,. . . I . ' Ill c. SHOP TONIGHT :. DON'T POSTPONE-SHOP BY PHONE The Pom~roy Cement Block Company UNTIL 9 PM I..'· ' ' lntervcntist ~olicy is Spelled out by President Television :. ' ': • t '', ,. ' '.t·~ : I . ' •, • ' YOUR LOCAL MAIL ORDER HOUSI P'IIONI wY W191 POMEROY I I ..-•~W•••••~· · ·--- " -· I ' ALL READY- C. 0. Newland of TuppcrsPiains &eaves the Election Board headquarters in t.be Masonic temple tllld beads to .his car wit.b supplies for the election toJtWI'l'Ow. The oily matters to be voted on t.brcugbout the county - wilb the exception of Middleport _ are the four issues that are proposed on a statewide level. (n ?tf~ddleport, tile Republicans will have a pri· mary headlined by a mayor s race 'letween Carl Platter and 0; "JI'iaher. Mr; Newland is presiding judge of Tuppers Plains precinct. ecolo~ · ' I ·'· ~ ·• . I; ' " 'I ,,: PHILCO I .~ '·'' "' .· ( ( • �' ••r' l ", ., I ' t \l, River oeivs lP f l Ct 0 r1f ·Both Sides -see h ·. . a 0 t h·e r Wl t Ch 2--Daiiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., M~y S, 196() Athens ToHost'66Meet A Dan c0}e, Marletta • IS• flHNOM PENH, Cambodia IUPII - Chief of State Prince Noroclom $1hanouk announctd today hla Ca~ OIDia readlnpt Gallipolis bodlan govwnmant hH broken off diplomatic ,.,.. o ~ Dam 17.1, 1U running 16 teet • Ilona with the Unittcl Statal. . ~-ge on 21.· The broadc11t prince announctd the rupturapeople. In relation• ·~ - rollers, Pt PI Pollleroy-Mason 1 •• Hintoo a radio to the Cambodian He aald .., • Olsan...... hdLd b I , •, • . 2,1)5 ·falling, Kanawha Falls 5.· the action a uwan emandtd Y numaroua popu , . . 54 falling, Charleoton 1991. LonDan Cole, Marietta, Sunday was elected District 1.3- , manlfaltatlona whl~ followed the "out•IIHUI" ltOI't ·COLUMBUS (UPI) - Both stdes of the fence m Gov. James A. Rhodes spoke drur dam was on the sd~ Mar- H Governor Lions International, during the annual diS· publlahtd by an American -kly ntwl l!lllllllne ,, ruesday's statewide spectal electton wmd up therr fur· to Youngstown UniverSity alum- lllel Wil runninC one q~,~artetr trict copvention wWch was held over the weekend in the NewawHk about Qu•n Malimak. , _ lous :~a111p11gns today clatmtng v1ctory and chargmg n1 Saturday night and warned foot and Wmf~eld dam one foot state's oldest ctty 11 followed also, he aald, the bombing April 21 1!y eaeb· ot~er ' wtth confusing the votets, Oh1o would lose JObs 1f the four Boat Movements: · Cecil MaQlone, Jr, Athens, American and South Vltlnamaaa plenn of Cambodllll Ohioans are to go to the polls Tuesday to vote on ISsues were not passed elected Jumor Deputy Dis· Ingham attended the Counselors vlllagn In KornJII!IIII provincn In which he aaltl clvlt. ' !our ~roposed conslltul!onal amendments and a vanety Meanwhile, Theodore M Sa- Ohio Rlvor. H~rvey Jor- ~~~ Governor, chmaxlng a luncheon,>busmess meeting, and lana ware kllltd. of l<ll:al Issues, Including a controversial c•ty mcome tax ker, chair111an of the Oh10 Fait ~nteu~ U, ~i"e·~~ B~c::y~ two and one. ball hour business the Governor's . banquet Sunday • - • • - • • • - • • - - • • • • • • proiH!Sal In Cleveland The usual light pnmary electiOn Apporhonment Comllllllee 1 own ' · 1 m. • ee dueled 10 the E R n1ght "' turnout II expected, although opponents of Issue 3, Ihe (OFACI, predicted that "Ohio ~:.,~erlv~o-;: u ~~· n~ a.m: ~:!.~ co;etroleum Building: ~ Lions Ohio convention is FORECAST OliTP()T RISJ!: reapportionment resolutiOn, hav.,_been trym~ to drum voters will reJert Issue 3 on A. J~ Patien J'.wn' 16, .~Sm a~ Mar~etta College 1lated thiS month m Toledo, and HOUSTON (UPI) - Foreup a bl& vote, feeling they f Tuesday and U•e Ohm Leg18la- m· Andrew calhoun u I? A roxlmately 150 delegateo the National Convention will be cests for 19115 oil activity Indio have a better chance fo• mg prog••m ture w•ll have no great amount 5 iw am. Jellboat dowo P Ia' I ~Pthe distr~ct's 17 clubs par- held July 7-llln Lot Angelea. cate crude oil p!llducllon In ·v!Cltory with l Ia• geJ turn· Most of the controversy cen- 1of difficulty m arnvmg at I • a m Walter Be kjord 19. / 0 ted In the convention'I Approximately 300 I,lono the United States will lncreall out. tm a•oond the reapportion· constitutiOnal ~~an to place on 6:45 a·~.: PegiY ~wney u:ow~ sess•on Sllllday afternoon. and Dandy-Ltons attended t~e an average of 177,000 barrels At .atakt In Tnesday s elec ment amendment and both fac· the fall ballot 20, ~ am.; Jeflel'3011 down 21, Athel\!1 volunteered to host the In""nattonal CounoeUor. dally from the rate In liM, I tlOII are statewide '':'ues whuh 110!\S dllmed lmpendmc VIC 8 It p.m.; John J. Rowe down 'the l!HI6 District 111-H conven- Luncheon In the Riverview a~rding to World 011 magawould, _amend OhiO s eon, Ino- Jm Y over the week~ 21, 11 3 P m ; Harry Dyer hon in the UmverSity City The Room of the Hotel Lafayette m • zme. also edicted lion iO. OV. down 21, 4 a.m; Inca up 23, Liono accepted the request by Marietta Sunday. SAIGON (UPJ)-A 3,500-man The ::"'a:'bllliou ~II be - Allow the state to guaran ?:45 pm; Lynn B up 23, an unammous vote. SiJ forums were conducted at brigade of U. S. Army para· JllOre an oriel In .' tee loans to coUege ltudent~ Thunday Aflenoon Woman I 9 t5 p m.; Rehable up 23, 10 - Outgomg District Governor the college prior to the mam troopers will land In South Viet spent throuiJ!Out the w :- AuthoriZe ISsuance of 129(1 League 05 p.m : Little George up 23, Arthur E Fisher, Chillicothe, business session at 2:!0 p. m. Nam "within the next lew ollexploralloo, drilling and PJ'Oo ~ In bonds. for develuP' AprU !, 11165 6 10 p.m: Col. Davenport down announced that the Jackson and SUnday night, approllmately days," II was offlclally an- ductlon In 1865. mmt of parks, rerreatiOn. areas, Bletner Block - Patti Arn- Greeup I p m : C. V• Harner Waverly clubs were selected 165 attended the governor's ban- nounced today. It Is the ftrst . -.It~ and other Slmii~J 11ems old 391; Kathy Dav1s 389, Ce- up Greenup 8 fO p m.; Ravens- most outstanding clubs (small quet m the Gilman Student Ceo- umt of Army combat soldiers to Pleaaant Valley Hoapltal • -..f\eapportton the Ohio House MAY 1 c1le Van Matre 341, Ruth ~nn wood down Greenup 9:35 pm.; and large diVISions) 10 the dts· ter in Marietta College. Guest be committed to the war. ADMITI'ED - Mrs. Ruby ol Representatives under or-~ Tl!eodnl us Council, Daughter! Dye 421; BeUy Sayre 417. r~ Aetna-Louisville down Greenup tr1ct durmg the past year. speaker as Jorge Bird, San A joint statement by tho U.S. Pruitt, Hurricane; Mr1. Nol'den from the federal coulls .of ~\lellca, will meet 1n regu tal 1959 Won 3 Losl 0 Craig • 4.110 am: Charles Stevenson Jackson compiled 2,1191 points Juan, Puerto Rico, Uons Inter- Embassy and the South Viet- ehta Clonch, Pt. Pleasnat; Mro. - Allow creahon of a •.tat~ , lor >esslon Monday at 7 30 p Gulf- Ceul Johnson 353 Beu- up Greenup 5·30 a.m.; Jamel In club proJectS, membershlpa, national Third VIce President. namese government said the Russell Patterson, Barbour• ln4111tr;u!.l tlevelopment lmanc· m at !he IOOF hall. Memben Jah ,l!ocook 305. Betty iliarns up Greenup 6 30 am ; J. s club viSitatiOns and commumty paratroops 'Are being dl• ville. , :are .sked to bring sandwiches 328 Sh~rlev Hessor 388; Mary U!wuo up Greenup ?.40 a.m: participation p~o;ects. Waverly patched "to press the war ofDISCHARGED - Grego'? or cook1es for ref1·eshments. Jo l..amb<rt 3~; HandiCap l29, Z1111mer up MeldahJ i p.m.: collected 1,262 m this contest. fort against the VIetCong more Walker, Langsville; Mro. Wt • Bosworth Connell No 46 R Total 1791 Won 0 Lost 3 Western down Meldahl 10:45 p. R u clubs were New vigorously." Ham Ault, Middleport: Michael & s M will confer the super ex- Miller's Market - Blind 330; m ; Bayou Lorrame down Me~ MatW:::.: and Marietta and C 11 ed 1 Pa e 1) A spokesman for U.S. mill· Brtgl t. Henderson. cellent master's degree on all Delores Oliver 354; Juamta dahl I am: Louisiana down Mm~ord and Chllhcothe'o even( ;: :am ro:hau:ted be- tary headquarters here report- BIRTH - Mr. and Mrs C\e!l 'f eligible candidates who were Cla1 k 294 Betty Hess 4113, Mav· Meldahl 5 5S am. I • 1b •,r w eth derm• ed that 1,000 Arnetlran 101dlers ~mttb, Apple Gro••e, a daught· c 0 · now the fourth larg. victims ore reacmng 1 11oun • a nd Ih.ree addltl on• I com,... ""nteo er. advanr ed t hIS year, Mon day, sel Clevenger 364, 1•ola I 1745 Ga Ill poII • Dam - Andrew J. '"•Jackson 1 ( Continued from page ) at 7 30 p.m. Albert Woodard Won 2 Lost 1 rt.abot'o Dept. up 1·25 p m , Queen C1ty down est club i~ the dl•tr1ct (?2 mem· of US Army hel~copten were HOBBY BOOM • .J ' I 0u Lions Dl.strl·ct Governor T0 LandIll • let Nam :.:f: SOCIAL CALENDAR v· Pn}t'cy Bared 1llustnoos master, ln~1tes ali i Store - PhylliS Haggerty 342, off1cers and compamons to be 1Maq R1cka1 d 121, Nancy Powm.~: dt~%~7.~:" nations p!esenl Refreshments Will be ell 217. June L!trhl!eld 325; served lollowmg the meetmg I Pat Paugh 37'1 Bimd I tO Hand•cannot, muSI not, and will not 'I1Je meeting of the Pnmeroy j, 8 48 r,,,, 1 m6 Won 1 Lost P ' permtt the estabhshm•n' of an Band Boosters Assn scheduled 2 other Commumst government for Tuesday evenmg, has been Mason Furniture - Nellie In th Western HemiSphere," changed to Monday at 7 30 p S th 316 Betl t adle 3'.11 \Iathe President said m at the Semor High Sthool r:"~ohnso.n 374 : Rt•rnadme' MilThiS amounted to savmg that aud!to!lum, due to the election !'hell 313 Eve I n Proffitt 3!12; In ordmary 1evolut1ons the t1a Sent Cal. eat Tolal 1756 wo/ 2 Lost 1 II&B d 1toonal inter-Amer~can d!Kinne : MAY 4 Mkt -J · c · 340 E Qf "non-mteovenllon' would ap I There will he a meetmg of ! . eannle amp . ~m~ pi,. but not m Commomst dom ' h Mddl ort niOr mothers ' C.•ll•nd 325, Belly Fo< 294 eg lnated msurrer•IOns It Ie ' sed h ' gy Hu>Sell 366 Donna Gibbs Jnhnson Clied two statements Tr a«d·me~ ers an c3•:'ones ,l 331 Handicap 5' Total 1710. ' ues ay • ternoon at p m Won I Lost 2 •c 8!1 precedents f11r the 2 am.: R. H. Booworth 11 up 710 a.m.: H. E Bowles up 7.10 a.m ; Beaver up 8 40 a m ; Solvay up 8 45 am K111wba River_ Lucy Jane LUC'is up Marmet 11 15 pm : Helen Z down Marmet 2 55 I. m.: Jerry Bosworth up Winfield 2 15 p m; George Price down Wmfleld a 25 p m; Theirna Ann up Winfteld 10 50 p m.: Elgerciiff up Wmfield 1:!5 a. m; Ehsha Woods up Wmfleld 2 35 a m. • W H. Slulver, Jr. up Wmf~eld 5 15 am . pnl- at tl 1e lu(!lh school to mHke !mal r Mason Bowlln!J Ceater _ Bit- ~~W~'f!IM bers) inducted 23 new mem- QUINCY ILL._ THE '11RE- landed In South VIet Nam dur- NEW YOK !UPI) _ Adulto bers durm the past year M 1 1 Rtver Ia ped lng. the weekend as part of the with more leisure time will Althoughg Galiipohs' club re· leso fll~IIStpp f I h plllt- mlhtary buildup. • bel boom retail sales of hobby mamed high 10 the perfect at- ov~r f • I adcrt: o r.:; hurl- There are already about 31, ~ raft producll fj) the $1 bll· nws arm an ay a . 000 American oervtcemm In ~n c tendance mark department, the ed a fourth flood crest at th1s South Viet Nam, Including al· lmn level by !WIO, according to Waverly club announced It bad lufflop City most 10,000 Marineg at the U.S. the Hobby lndualf! ~latioll r~orded 14 otra~ght meetmgs Hannibal, Mo .. 20 miles south a~rbase near Da Nang. of Amertca. The industry Inw1th perf.ct attendance, thus of here, also braced for a new Advance elements of the para- eludes model racing cars, traiDI takmg over the number one crest. Two downtown blocks at- troop umt, the 173rd Airborne plane• and boall, II well U spot. Jackson ranked second read wt!fe submerged and trased on Ok1nawa, arrived to- handicraft and scientific kits. 10 this department floodwaters began to atagnate. day, the joint announcement The dlstnct obtamed 1?8 new The Misolssippi was expected said Abnut &0 men were In· air baoe just nortb of Saigon members dw·mg the past year, to crest at 24 I feet Tnesday at volved m the tnlhal group. and the Vung Tau alf base and and now totals 1,041 Qumcy and Hannibal the last The paratroopen will be as- seaport complea 40 milo aoutbMr and Mrs J Edward Fo•t- two poputauon ceo~ In the Signed to defend the Bien Hoa east of the capital er and Mr and Mrs Willis U!adth path of the tenaciOUI mon - Line Scores Icy plans for the semor tnp to lie Gilmore 437 Mary Arnold WIUTESVULE, W. Va. old flood. Tht Ill's! was part of a reso-. mglon and New Y01k , 357 Mar Ste•n 3t8. Th•Jma !UPI) - Tltrte coal mlnen lut!on passe<' bv henHSphr~e Pomeroy Chapt el' 186 QF;s ' Re•tnllre y419. Ruth Campbell were killed today lo a roof 0Spll neWS HAYNilSVIU.E,ALA.- ONE By Uotlrd Pm• lntenattooal Monbouquette !2-21 and Ryan. foreign mmiSim Jan 30. 19S2 will meet •n regu l"' session 1342 'total 1873 Flesher'• Tn- !aU at Ike aearby Garrlsoo ot three .Ku KIUI Klansmen S rna, Navarro (3), Wicker· when they mel al Po ol a Del l 'J'uesdav at 7 45 p m al !he C t•· < t I 191 mloe ol lite Dorothy Coal Co charged IOIIh the nlghtrlder stayAmerlcaa U!egH hpar 6) Sh (') and Sui "' U d I"" C b . • aro - a •~nne "wa ze ; . ENTERED HOSPITAL I Del It hi s am ' ' erry • • [ '-nene Evans 401: Ermn Dot Tbey were a moDI II meo at mg o • ro w te woman Jist aame ID lnntnga) llvan. Loser - S arma (Il-l). .,,te, rJJRoay •n vo ~ u a M»nmc Temple out ol the Organ""''"" ot l MAV 8 •oo 'I 'ld d 434· work in the smell mine wben Among those who entered on I lonely highway goeo on Bait lllO 000 000 2- 4 7 l HR8 J !I1t)p L Thomas · " 1 1 d su n ·' · "a<me ' " f.e • H 1 ho p'1tal over the past 1 ·~ in th' 1 AI b · ones OA 0 S t Amer!! an Ia es ' 'I sal I The WSCS of the Fo1 est Run I0 Jai Bostick 34 R Handlla 3. a aectlon of roof about 35 feet zer ' _ tria ~•Y " rura a a- N Y. 000 001 001 ~ 2 ~ 0 (5th) R an 2 (1st &• 2nd) Wert "the pnm·•ples of communiSm M~hodist church "'II have • I I:,,., 1765 . p ' Joog <ollapaed. Nene of lbe weekend mduded Sunday Se- rna COUtJiy LOeB!. • McNally, Miller t9) and Oral· (1st)' K~line (3rd). ' are monmpat!hle With the prm ' rummage aaie Thursday and ! ' Team """"- 'l•etner other mea ""' llljured. Tke Mrs [loy Shoemaker, 716 The Lowndes County Circuit I oo Stottlemyrt, Reniff (9) and noi me 10 lnnln I) Clples ol lhe IIlier ~mer~<•n F'rlday tn ' the Smith bU!ldmg , "I k 1959 H. I T G victims were ldrotlfied as Lt- cond Ave. Mrs Ina RlfeN, 9251 <:our! was scheduled to convene Schmidt Blanchard II). Win· Ml p ooo' 000- g1 • IJ• ,, "0' . 1g. earn arne Fourth Ave Wilham Lee ea DT d bo ' nn. um - <J z. IY' Iem s...'O!Id -~ ~Je ner Block o'3 Hl~h l'ld roy (Skeeter) Williams, «. J k •A pt Pleasant' at II am E ' SJWII • ut an Iner - Miller 12-!l Loter -Re- Chi 100 000 100 ~ 2 a l rh• second wa! from • ' The Women'! group of Dves· G, n.e - MaKin; ~ldndge 171, ud Boyd WHey, 49, both of ~ ~e son ~ •Stewart %4oi hour on routine matter~ and n•ff 10-21 HR - Btefary (5th). Kaat Fosnow 17) Nelson 18), speech mode by Pre'ldent v11le church are havmg a rum- 1 , , Garr!Jon 11d Leoaard Ward " erman · ' then begm JUry •elerhon for IZnd amel ' ' .Totm P Kennedv No' 18, 19ii3 [ moge aale 1ft the former Duke's: f :gil ~~ Senes - Billie loll- f1 o1 Mt Vernon Ave • ~i :l~san~ the tr~al of Collie LeRny Wllk- Bait 1 tOt ll'lO 01~ 5 10 ~lppstemJ ~), p~~~ ~~ ~~ shortly ilellll e hiS dealh to the I Dry cleanlll& bulldtng m Pome- mo~e • ' • Ricky W. Johnson,F nk Clourh, ins, Jr' a 21-year-old klanslll8n New York 000 000 0011- 0 6 2 W~tllstey.ll oF~:h (8e) '--k • Standmn ~,~~~:tt.J~'W!Jt:w ,.,~+>""' 11~ St Pt Pleasant. ra one d ed ( h 1 f M 1 ( • ,., er , ~ er 1~~·~~ - ~mMer~can IJ.:we" ~'h'" ' ruy M•y 6, 7, and 8 Won IAot He~er"""· Mrs. Jack Wll•on v"' ',elL or t e silayl~gl o rks Roberta (3·tli and Orsino. (10) and Romano, Martin (8), e.a 1011 10 ~anll e 111 1 Blelner Block 2:t 4 1 • Slone. Henderson, Mrs. Cltlrleo "'a 'u"o, a CIV r•g JU wor · Dowmng, Hamilton l8), Ra!DOII Schaffer (9). Winner - Piela 1 hemisphere musl also use evd ' ARRESTS MADE ' Millers Market 18 9 Two More Raines F Yonker. Rt I U!tart, W 191 and Blanchard. Loser - II-G) loser- Locker 0·1) HRa 0 rr~:~tcetl~; :~,~~':;,~;;.~ PT PJ.EASANT _ Armt< \tason Furniture t> 12 1 Cases are Reported Va. J Dw1ght Stone, Arbuckle, UN1TED NATIONS, N Y. _ Downing (1-2). HR-Bialf l2nd). -Ro~ano !2nd!, Hansetl tlst), ·Of ~her Cuba 10 Hns '""''' d•. mg tbe weekend wert, Rich· , Mason B'wt g Cen 15 12 Two more rab1es cases were W Va, Mrs John W. Teaford, Th U lted N U 1 Securit Jlsl 1ame) Killebrew (lst). .....__ ,, ., d F Clonch 21 Pt Plea• ant B & B Markel It 16 I reported by the Gallla County 325 Spnng Ave, Pomeroy, Dor C e aodons d Y Wash. Oll 000 OlD- S tO 0 (lad lliDe) ...... <. ' , ~arge<l with 'au I~ oarcPnj and •ab<t It 16 I Health Department thiS morn- lD Sclulefer, 230 Lmcotn Hill, houncl lm~tthe•t Doay ,'o, ISCRUSS Cleve. 1100 000 200- z 6 0 Minnesota 001100 uo-. 6 0 ~ I . . In• p Harlev L Stalnaker t e ens s 1n m n can e1".er 1 s Texaco - -mk less dfiVmg IC'ouch wa" 8 19 1 •· omeroy, • •· • bl Th So t U d McCormick Yllne 17) and Chicago 112 000 1111- 5 lU U ' I• d a pr•hmm'lfy ~·~"ng auJ ., Cra.g's Gulf 7 20 Herby Lance Up Creek Rd Rt 3, Pomeroy. Mrs Robert pu JC. ~ vie nton e· McCabe, Ca,;,il. (8). Krallck, Boswell, St•gman (3), Nelaon ' beong twld for G•Jn•' fUr y "· I ktlled a skunk and Carl Goth· F. Snowden Ruttdnd, Mark A. maud~ t Je SesSion, chargmg Donovan (8) McMahon (1) Sle- !7) and Zimmerman Batley IJIYOTI(, JO INUitE$1 o• I t!lln Ill ···fault of •1500 bon I . ard, Fairlie!~ Rd. reported /Spangler, Racme, Cnr.tiS L the Umted Stales wtth aur: bert (8), Ti~t (s) and Qu.,... (7). Howard, Fisher • (7) and . ' El'll<'t C Ward : akm " < I the kllllng of a red 'ox INunnerv, Rt I, Oak Hill, Mro s•on tn "'nd og troops to e on. Winner - Kline 11-G). Los- Martin. Winner - Howard (11MitGS MASOif .au '"'" driving - Chris Mathews t.J Tests on the ammals reveai- ~ Gary G 1'rlb<, Albany, Mrs ! ISland nation. er - McMahon 10-1) HRa - 0) Loser- Boswell (0.1) HRa • ...,,. 1 ow'" ...,,..., : Pl . ''''"'" 1l Lelanoj C SwiS:,: ' ed they h~d r.•b•es EdgarMR BPalyne,Rtlroln~n~~:p FINED , 100 COST!I McCabe !lot), Alv11 (3fd). -Robinson I2nd), Buford ;2nd). cn.. t•r '•""'"'•' tdtror el Pt f-l~l"'&ant \•~n H' Ten rabies ,•ases have been Dora at ey, r ' ' IZnd tamel Utt pme) ~ ~ ~=:·"': ,;::"'J,,:·~::·:;:· Ht nuerson. MarVIn E LOJI<II t reported thus far thiS year. IKy ' and Richard Edsel Clut- . Eher Stowe, Syracuse, d was Wash 000 zoo 011- • I I Los A•• llO liD 5llt"IO 15 s tw ,,~ .. 1-!antr ,, "'"' • WIll N I G II ter Rt 2 Millwood W V1. fmed $100 and costs an sen· ·•· ....... """' """' Pt "'•• ·•"' Wit lion· SnyJ'r I . ' am e~ • a •a Samtar- &,t rd . Newwn Junes tenced to three day• m county ' Cleve. 100 000 100- 2 1 l Kan. City 113 100 101- 112 I ""'""''' ' """' "' ' 142. V1nto!l, Oh10, ond Ro'• t l \Irs Emma For hao ,..turned •'"" said tod~y that the cases 127 H~nk~: ~ve Mtss Marie L'itail on a DWI conviction and l Green, Rltlztk 16), Narum (7) Newman, Gatewood (S), Lal' .. , I.e• ,;, •' >'in, !12, Woshingtu•J home f11Jm Me1gs General ho• are mohre. widely spr<ad lh!S IKrlrhne• Davl; Hall Galhpo~ '115 and costs for speeding 10 1Kreutzer (8), Kline (8) and Me- man (5), D. Lee (7), Brunet • 0 ns.r ......... •• Mean''""cl•• m~tllnr year t an m 1964 • ' Roclgera. Dra bo-"" ,.._ ......... , : W ,., •. a..1 0h8fReu"' "' •h '" t o< . pita I is Mrs • Julr• Williams, 845 •Pomeroy Mayor Charles Leaar's Cabe, Camtlh Ill. McDowell, (7J "-1• "'""' '•calion Jnhnny David Pe81Son , \tr Lawrenre A Smith has He also noted that rah•es are lf"ourth Ave M" Homer B court Saturday nigh! Bell Ill, and Carreon Winner- St (II, Dickson (7), Santia1 ~;l:~i:.":it!::~=j~;,,~'"""" Pt Plea' '"' Is bt!,r,l held f. • returned home from Veterall!l now spreadmd tn \IOI·gan Twp Spurlock. Rt. 1. Patriot, C. I Narum !2-31. Loser - Bell II· go ) and Bryan. Wumer ~· c'~; N;~ mli1Jarv •"lhorlt~e• on " ' AL\ \lemor~al hosp1tal. IArthur .lenkms, Thurman, Mrs OPEN TO PUBLIC , II HR - McMullen (2nd!. La n__ (l,.). Loser Stock JJ. """' nt Mr and Mrs. Edward Bauer CHEERLEADERS ELEC'I'Im ' Mary s Plants, 510 Robinson I The Appreciation N•ghl for I1Zndt. 10.1). HRa - RodJen llat), !'nd Pollv Ann, of Mar10n spent Soutbern H1gh School cheer-'SJ. Pt Pleasant. M1sa Elizabeth Charles Blakeslee Tnesday at • (1st 1•me) Schaal 2 !3rd & 4111!. LOCAL TEMPS the weekend w1th \Irs. Bau- leaden for the 1!166 • 66 year ' A Purdum, II~ Matn St., Pt. 1I p m at Pomeroy H1gh school Boston 001 001 1100- 2 6 I (Zij Illite) ,...,,.. .,,. '"'" • .,,.., "''"' The temperature 10 Pom•mv's er s pa,.nts. Mr and Mrs. DICk were sel.cted recently by the :Pieasant Sherri Lynn Russell, Iii open to the publiC. Detroit 010 000 0011- I 7 2 Los Ang. 0011100 I,._ S 10 1 ' w.... CO'"" ... " bu'""''" district It II 5 am Karr student body Elected wert Mason, w. Va. Conme Jo CarWilson Earley 181 Radatz Kan. City soc 000 UOx- e 151 ':'...·=~- ';~0 ,r"'",,!' :.,~ wos 79 decrees, onder sunny Mrs Nancy Walker, Star Rl Rhonda Br1ckles, Beverly Pr~ce, j penter, New ~ven, W. Va., ORIOLES OPTION KNOWI,t;S I I9\ and Tillman Reg~n. Glad- McBride, Gatewood (!), D. ____ ' k"'' 1V>S!Ied >onday w1lh M"' Pearl Sharon The~ss. TPresa McTurn- ,Dana F ~' 1ek:, Long Bottom. NEW YORK IUP! I- Darold ldmg (8) and Freehan. Winner l<!t! (3), Piche IU) lllld Roof, ' Parker er, Brenda · Norr~o and Alice ,Charlel M Demy, Coaltoo, and Knowles, 23-year-old lefthanded -Wilson (2-01. Loser- Reaan Rodgers (8). Talbol, Stock (t) Mr and ~Irs Fritz Stahl of Cleland. They plan to attend Mrs M L N.,.meyer, Wilkes- pitcher, has been optioned by (0-2 1 HR - Bressoud (lsll. and Bryan. Wtrmer - Talbol tbe Baltunore Orioles to Roeh- 1!nd 1ame) 0·1). Loter - MeBrtde (0.1). • New Marshfield visited recent- a ebeerleaders' tralnln1 CIIIIP nile. ly w1th Mr and Mrs 'Norman thts aummer. BIRTHI ester of lh 1 International Boston 222 0111 1100-10 14 0 HRs - Bryan till), K Doe' Schaefer Mro. Ronald E. Tnmble. Rt. uljue. Detroit 811 100 000 - 3 9 0 (1st). W&rd was reeelved here of 2, Galbpohs, daughter, 10 118 P - - -- - - - - - - - - the dfBth of Harold Lowrty in LEADERS ~ Saturday. Mrs Jam~, PatColumbus. Mr Lowrey was 1 Home Rua r~ck, 460 Dav1o Dr., -<laughter, re<~dent of thiS community for National Leape - Covlng- ll. 4~ • m. Saturday. Mrs I Do J T ---- -------:::--::-:---:::;--;-., several yearL Burial was In >ton, Philo&, Mathew•. Braves; IRalph E. Rooe, Rt. ll.on& Bot- ~~~~r·~~~~t~~>~'~:~~~~~m~e~=;~~~ ..~-~-;==~~~~~ Columbus Swoboda, Mob; Allen, Phlls, lam, daughter, 3 5I p. m. Sun- ~ Mr and Mrs. Cornell El- Mays, Gianll and McCovey, day. IN A BUSINESS OFFICE 'fHEN AN UNLIKELY SOU'<CE COMES ldns and son of ColumbO! VISit- Giants all ~. · DISCHARGED 'TI-lE SO· CALLED PEN PUSHERS NEVER l)~ RESCUE·'mE JANiiOR CAII.Rt£S ed .....,ntly with Mr and 11m. Amort.• Leape - Blelary, Patlento disdr.orged over the SEEM 70 HAVE A PEN.... FaiR OR FIVE AU. THE TIME .... Orioleo 5· Tbomas Red Sox 5 past weekend 1nduded Mro. L. Hn mer H0 II ey ' ' · N u Cliffrd R 0 Orotno, Orioles. Conigliaro Red Reece ott, ·~fl. 118· M M it H 11 f G r. ' on Yst o rove' !sell Mrs Harvey Steele Mn port, reeently viSited relativeo Sox; Colavtto, Indians; Genlile, IA 'B M Ma '0 ler. here A's, Schaal, Angels; Hall, · ryan, rs rv•n 1 • Twins and Mantle, Yanks all l Lafatette Barry, Mrs. Lynwood Walker, Mrs Bobby Head, Mro ARGUMENTS NEAR END Rlllll Batted lo Blanche Hilton Mrs Neal fru-. CIJ,.mg argu..-ts """" being Nallonll Leape - Banks, by. John Dill~w, Harold Par· presented thl! mommg In the CUba 22; Kranepool, Mets 1; •001\!1, Ke~th Sutberland, Webltor JW'Y lr1al of Beulah M. Reyn· Robinson, Reds. Coleman, Reds IReam, Mrs Evel\ltt Weot, Mra. olds of Huntington, againat and Allen, Phds all H. IJack Pe1 due, Gerald Johnson. George Sm1th, Star Route, Amertc.-q Lea1u - Powel~ [Mrs Pete Youna, Thornton Pomeroy. 'l'be plaJntiff is -k- Orioles 15; Mantilla, Red Sox; IBurgess In a $18 1115 61 Judgment. Thomas, Red Sox and Colavito I D~v1d Harper, Ed Williams, ... Indians all l4. Ohva, 'l'wnl'll 13 I Mrs John Roc~'fgod. Mrs. Art FIIIF.MEN CAlLED Pltclllnl IBetb<l, Mn Ru!Ui Dupre, Mra Middleport firemen wel\l N t'onal , • "l'ls • Don E Johnsofl and infant son, summoned at & 07 p m. Sun• .' LeaiU•-u ' -,~od•. ,Allred Burke, Clml Birch. Mrs. ddy to the Turkey Run proper· Glusl!, Astroo and Gibson, George Darling, Jr., David IJe. ly of Mr. Aken It wao report· C.ards all 4-G; Maloney, Reds mosky, Mrs Stanley Don, Mra. ,od tlull a fn-e atarted m an out· l-0; Sllort, Phlls 4-1. John H. Hamson, Mrs. William btnklin& lllld spread to the Am~l.,o L..... - .l,gull're. Rutchin, Newton Jonea, James 1 home befote hemg brought ua- Tigero 3-0; Roberts, Orioles 3-G; Paul Keeper , Richard Wayne , .,.. fhrll W i011't ,.,. , llllllMtr jo6s tAat •• der control. Terry, Indiana H; Lolich, Ti- Maynard, Mra Mar1arat Stall [ could clauitJ 11 • 'Jowl lfll4 ,.,,.,,. PI SENT . old lltl 3-1, anti Mrs Be1110 i'Dfl, H • a]l\r --- 4 ' I" "1 ::y 1 t I ftll DAilY SENTINF' Laure} I'll'{£ .. ,.::::::- s• 1' 1 OCiel y N0f es I i ! I t."'• .,.,. I HowliuM? / ===; I 1 T D • 1hme-barrmg any compbcation :Jace Ken DeVeau (AI. I - recovery Will he complete," Tom Frazier <L), Larry Adair Kerlan sa1d IJJ, Terry J!:IUJ tA); :23.0. 'Whether or not he returns Pole Vault - Larry Crawto the dub lhiS season depends 'ford (Ll Jack Clark (A), Rich· .. .. • on a Jot of thmgs We will try .nl B'-* (A), Joe Rlddle!Rr· CINCIN NARed11 (UP! ) - t The like sw1mmmg o.~ce you learn ~? ppky gu~; ~d d ld .. ,11ef ofdJRoe NuxChall, the star~ as did Vada Pmson 10 keep the rest of Ius body in ger (L), Bill Henry (J); 11'4" 1 er, an Cmr mna1I s •re 0~ op n1 you never 1orge 1 . 1 now, ., war • sa oger ratg, '"· rebef, He went hitless 1ft the Sl'COnd good shape but II Will be three !New record - old rocord It' the Nal 1n~al . League park and There was nev er any ques d11~e to the ball park w1th h~m . 1 who were bombed for Sll runo but Coleman, Deron Johnson, months before he will be able l\1", Robbie Frey, Athens, you can cred1t Gordy Coleman. t10n that Coleman knew how. In He s Just happy Ia ~av~. !he lm the SIXth mmng of the nigb~ Pavletlch and Edwards all had LOS ANGELES IUP!l - Tom- 10 work out 1 wo ld od e he 1962). who rode th~ bench for two 1961 and 1962, he batted out a to- the chance to he playmg. cap as the Mets made noises two to pace the 11-hlt attaek .11 h ood ~ l g Broad Jump Todd .__.er 1 th N 'caso.. , With • b1g assiSt for tal oJ 54 home runs But h1s Edwardo got an unexpected 'like a wmner. Jack FISher started the open my DaviS, wmbner 0 e a WI ave a g result ' tA) r ·-· A•-•- (') 7.,';_ > th nd t10nal League altmg crown m _,, ....- • , -•1 Iuc k •.urned sour and he sa 1 ou t chance to poay ge It mg th em th ere In e seco er and was the VICtim of most era, ....... (L) Tom Frazier IL) "Boy It's a good feehng to most of 1962 and 1963 game and took advanta•e of II Jim Maloney ,~ao tho pitch- I h h L ' 1962 and 19113, probably Will MajOr League Leaders w....... ' · know your manager ha s cnnil 1 HIS rontnhol !on m Sunday's with his fourth homer • or the mg star of the lrst game. He oth t 1e e1g t-run u•rr.ge and got ..-a ke a . comp1ete ' recovery ·· By UnIt ed p ress Internalloaa1 Alan. Wallace (M)·' JD' 5%" • 1 dence m you" the b1g llrst· 1second game a hom., and a year He had been rested as ., 'went all the way, scattering ~ os~d h from a leg fracture but il's l Natmnal League Mile Relay - Athens (Jolm 1 0 ha.eman '"'d 'sunday after col- double m fnu; tnp s contributed the ~ostom m the nightc~p but eoght hits, slrikmg out nme and h a d ~ ~ t~s o~tuhne, he I queslfnnable whether he wlil be G TAB R H. Pot. =hen.j, Bo~ ~~-r· P ~I Jectmg f1ve hits m e1ght tnps four runs lo the 'cause The came m a~ a pinch hitter and walkmg only two for hiS third alppefne th de pic erl 10 i able to play agam With the Allen, Ph1 l 17 66 15 26 .394 Rocerkott, n'?..~._adton)Go , Jrda • re 1e , m e secon game w 1en 1K 1011 "'""~~~~" 1 0111 f I th th "" th~ Reds took the Ne. York hom e run put the Reds back '"wound up wlth· two hits jwm o e season WI out a 081 Coleman slammed his home run ' Los Angeles Dodgers thiS sea- rnpoo l, .~Y 18 67 II 26 .388'w sle Bill KiDc RUdy Wa~ Mets tw1ce 9-4 and 10-ll to the Jl>od m the 71h mnmg alter The man he replaced, Don The b1g blow m that ball and he took the loss 10 that ba ll son J Alou. S~ 18 75 14 28 373 1 1111 ~alli 11s '1Hank Doss move a full game m Jront or I the Mel s lm!l lakPn a tempo- Pavlel!ch, also lrdd a homer '" . g~me was rookie Art Shamsky'o game, too runnm• hiS season Dr Robert Kerlan, team phy- Coleman ('m n 51 7 19 .313;:1~ RaJ h Youn' Los Angeles and Houston 1 'II') 8·6 Jeo~d the serond game as the Reds pmch homer m the. e1ght-run record to 11- 3 g "' •an, sa1d Sunday DaviS, 26, 1MrCovev, Sf 18 58 9 21 .3112 D vid P ~· 1 Manager Dick S1Sle1 s con il-l Catcher John F:dwardo attests completed a •weep of the four· ,fifth mnmg, also spiCed by a , "'II have h1s ent1re nght leg '" IHart Sf 18 59 5 21 .3511 ':,;,.. ~), M dence m Coleman IS based "" l'o the Iact that hemg m the game New York ser1es ILeo Cardenas double. Cardenas The Reds take the day 011 1" ' a plaster cast lor abnut e1ght MAlou . SF 13 45 7 16 3511 ~ 1 NCurd, Don~ 11'1Mid. hiS theory that "hlttmg 1s JUSt hneup has made Coleman a Bill Henry got the wm m re- had two h1ts in the first game, day before puftmq lhe1r f1rsl 1wrrks and will not be able to ! Banks, Chi 11 6U 9 23 .MI At,_,_.eaae(~• Hood,Wis)Jer), • - 1place standmg on the hne T11es· ' ...,.,...., .,.m La r r 1 d h th Lo A work out on hiS teet untli Aug I Robnson Cm 17 59 15 20 ~t Van~ · Reier Swartz Koo Bur Bill Shoemaker, winner With I :r.,:~ :~a·~~~ ~d er~ w~l l - three months Wynn, Hou 19 72 15 24 3M . ) 3;..... ' . Swaps In 1955 and With Tomy ~ In Cr~sle Foe ld f~r three He Said X-rays confirmed h18 Flood Stl. 17 69 I~ 23 333 Here's the flnit !IllS llllDdLee 10 t959 rude Lucky DebonY prelim mary dmgnosiS that the American League iDJI•· :AIIIemll· LOpn 41· JackLOUISVILLE, Ky (UPI) -~ llfst rae• at Sanla Amla on Ratser for smile, opened up a lh• 1 d gd!Ties on Tnesday, Wednesday outfielder's r~ght ank le was d1s- l G AH R H Pel ' . 'Middleport' 30 • G. 'w I b I d In h tr '"h d lh all' over e ml e an one-quar- and Thursday mghts . son 32 ' ' a poLucky Debonaif 's tramer sll II, J ~n II thIS •year " 1g e8 t e s •~ an en 1ter m 2 01 1•5, the third fastest ' located and the fibula bone tn i Causey, KC 12 41 4 16 390 111s 24: Nelsonville 1: Porileroy was. a litt le aw~ today by hiS • Everythmg went perfect outgam~ Dapper Dan. to wm runntng ol the Kentucky Derby Joey Jay 15 expecl!M).,to face hiS leg was broken l1 ke "I Mantilla Bos 13 48 10 t9 375 3. Wellston did not enter 111o colts victory m the $154,500 here tra1~mg for the Derby, Americas racmg class1c by a The son of Vertex pa•d $10 60, Don Drysdale t4 49 to 18 367 session. 10 the series slick" when he slid mto second 1Cater. Ch1 Kentucky Derby Saturday at and anybody who says there neck. I$5 40 and $4. 20 and earned opener Sisler will probably foJ- 1base durmg a game w1th the Mcauhfe, Del 15 47 14 11 362 ...:c=~-~----~~rch•ll Oewns. was ·~~t~mg •rong With Tom Rolfe was two lengths 1112,000 Dapper Dan pa •d [low w1lh J1m O'Toole and lohn l San FranciSco G1ants Saturday Comglro, Bos 13 53 11 19 358 Green, Bos 12 41 IS 17 .347 lmagme startmg the year 1h1m IS cr,,y ~e never took farther back 10 th1rd place,l$ 2600 and , 1260 while Tom iTsllour1s to complete the three- mght at Dodger Stadmm Allison, Mmn 14 56 7 20 357 Kahne, Del 15 4t ll II .32'1 w1th a malden and four months a lame step. Ill take the ban- fo llowed by Native Charger, Rolfe returned $4.80. A puzzled game •et "l personally feel at th 15 Wagner Clev 13 46 13 16 348 Rehrdsn, NY 16 tl2 • .321 1 later ~mnmg the Kentu cky 1d•ges off hiS legs and y~u can I! all To All Mr. Pak Bill Wmfre re rted tha B0ld Derhv. sa1d Frank Catrone, see for yourself," he sa1d of ' ' Y po t who condiiiOnS Lucky Debonair reports the coif sullered from Sw1fl Ruler, Flag Ro1ser, Car- Lad, the 2-1 favorite who never fnr Mrs Ada L Rlee of Chi "shm sphnts , penter's Rule, Bold Lad an d was a senous factor throughout cago " He came out or the r ace Narushua the race. also was fme. 1 ommy aVIS Mav Be LOSl (M), I SmiJ::' had . Tramer . st·ll AwedT0day Derby Wmner I I » -· ... Now. .. as little as "We had a httle trouble w1th perleL1 and wP 'll sh1p to Ball!- • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • h1m last year bucked shms for i more on MondJ y or Tuesday 8 one thmg but nothmg senous for the PreaknPss." Catrone I • We could only start h1m once 1sa.d I• • cmd he was s1xth at Atlantic 1 Lucky Debonarr , after run- • • City," he recalled 'He won hl$ 1nmg head and he-ad w1th Flag • 8 • • • • • • • I· ~--~------------~e-~ 1 · MaJor League Standings Detrmt By Umted Press lotematJOnal Baltimore National League W L Pet. GB Cmclnnatl 12 5 .706 Los Angeles 11 6 .647 l Houston 12 7 .632 l ChiCago 8 8 51111 31h St Loms 8 8 500 31> Ph1ladelph1a 8 9 471 4 Milwaukee 7 8 .4 67 4 San FrancJSco 8 10 444 4'h Pittsburgh 6 12 333 6 ~ New York 6 13 316 7 Saturday's Results Cmcmnatt 9 New York 2 St Loms 3 Pittsburgh 2 Houston 6 Chicago 4, lst Houston 6 Chicago 1, 2nd M11waukee 6 Pluladelphla 1 L Angeles 4 San Fran. 2, mght Sunday's Results Cmcmnat 1 9 New York 4, lst Cml'lnnat1 10 New York 8 2nd PI 11 Jadelpha 6 Milwaukee' o. lst Philadelphia 10 Milwaukee 7,2nd St LoUis 9 Pittsburgh 5, lst St LouiS 5 Pittsburgh 4, 2nd Clu cago 6 Houston 3 San Fran 4 Los Angeles 2 Monday's Probable Pttchero San Francisco at St Loms !nlght\- flerbel (1-11) vs Slm· mons 10-3). (Only game srheduledl Tuesday's Games Pittsburgh at Chicago Philadelphia at New York,night Houston at Milwaukee, n•ght L Angele. at Cincmnati, mght San Fran. at St Loms, mght American teague W L Pet. GB Chicago 10 5 .6()7 ~ Minnesota 9 5 .643 II FINE HOM£ FURNISHINGS at DISCOUNT PRICES! •FRIGIDAIRE •ADMIRAL •HOOVEit eFLEXSTEEI. e PROVINCETOWN .ENGLANDER .. BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. Cleveland Boston Los Angeles New York Washmgton Kansas C11y Saturday's 9 9 7 7 6 600 1 I • 7 563 1'1 / • 6 538 2 6 538 500 1 Y 438 " 12 333 3 II 214 1\esulls 8 8 2 21> 31> 51> 61> 1 New York 9 Baltimore 4 Cleveland 7 Wasilmg1un 1 Detroit 9 Bnslon 8 Ch1cago 2 Mmnesota 1 Los Angeles 3 Kansas C•ty 1 Sunday's R"ulls Baltimore 4 New York 2. 1st Baltimore 5 Ne w York tt 2nd Wa shmgton 3 Cleveland 2. Ist Washmgton 4 Cleveland 2 2nd I Boston 2 Detrml 1. 1st 1 Boston 10 DetrOit J. 2nd Mmn 3 Ch1eagu 2 tst , 10 inns I Ch1cago 5 Mmnesola 4 2nd I L Angel es 10 Kansas Cy 8, 1st Kansas Co~y 9 L Angel:• 5, 2nd · Mondays Probable Pitchers Boston at Los Angeles (mght) - Stephenson 111-01 vs Chance 11-01. Washmgton at Kansas C1ty lmght)-Hh hert II t' vs Segul (1 -21 \Only games schcduled l Tuesday's Games Boston at Los Angeles, night Washmgton at Kansas C1ty, mght Baltunore at Mmnesota, night Clucago at DetrOit mght New York at Clcvel,nd, nlgitt •• • •• • •• • • • •• • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • s •• • • •• •• 1- Sed. ' For Season UPI Bne• fS •f,"~ ~~bl;h;~~; ::•ea 0~!~~ I Alan won the 1110 yard da•h this 83me ft>ursome with Le· Bill Kmg tJ), Larry Crawford eo, Sam Eisnauglel, Middleport ·! 011. ' in 10.2 and the 220 yard dash land Brown runmng m pla~e nl liLI , Steve Phancuff <JJ: 162 ISarn Hood, Larry V~nce. Rog· Shot Put - Lloyd~ i~ 23 flat. He waa noted out of llarl'ls, was filth m the 8111J rc- , 100-yard d.sh - Alan W.Jllac'O er Swart•, Leland B•·own) 1:37.·1(1:.1, Randy H.arklno (A, 0. f1rst plac-.; In the HO yard dash lay 'IMI, 2. Ken Deveau IA. Dave 9. · nil CicW tA),, Bruea Wlilla by Ken Oevt!aU of Athcno who The Pomeroy m1le relay tearn 'IMlller (LJ, Tom r1a••er ILJ ., 440-yard dash- Ken DeVeau lilfl; Pial Eldl (6): If/' $1.0" set a new record of llZ break· of Larry Marshall, B1Jl Nease, Larry Adair !JJ. 10 2 ·•AI, Alan Wallace (M 1• Bruce (new recor4 - old record 41' ing the record ol Sl:f •set by Don Swl!her and John Curd fm One M1Ie run - Barry Rob- [Smlth !GI, EriC Dalton IAI, J7", Dennlll Clde, Athena, Wallace laot ye~r 1shed fourth, good Cor lwo ~erts iC.J Don Shafter Ill, Dnn Bill Nease I PI, 51.2 !New ree-11164). Bruce won the half mile in JIOints, and Bill Nease won flilh 1Whalen ILl, Marshall Helena ord - old record 51 4, Alan Hi&h Jump - Todd Snyder 2.09, hlo only ftrat place tro- u tnel40 It was Pomeroy's 1st IAl, John Oav•dsun tG I 5 O'l5 Wallace, Middleport. 11164) 1<A), Randy Harkins (AI, Boll phy. He was fourth in the dis.. ever team entry In the meet 880-vard Relay - L o g a n 11!0-yard low hurdles - Gor· Rlcharda (N), Larry Adair cuss, fourth in the sbot put, Here's the results of Satur 1Tom FraZier Merl Bel l LM· 1don Woosley IJJ. Ron Handtey [(J), ·Bruce Wallace <MJ '' &nd fifth ld the high jump day'a nillth annual league ses rv Crawford !lave M•llerl . Ath· 11Al. Dave Miller ILl, Randy ll%". Alan had a fifth In the broad •sion, complied by Tom Metters, ens •Terry Ell\s, Richard Harkins IAI, Sam Eisnaugle l' Dlscu1 - Dellnla Cade (AI, Jump. lot Athens. off1c1al SEOAL stat 1Gura, Hon Handley , Todd Sny- I>GJ : :216. Randy Hlrklnl lA), Andy Bur· Middleport's relay team of llstic1an •Scoring on 6-4-3-2-1 ba lderl, .laek,on •Ru>s Hen r v. 1 81111-yard run - Bruce Wal- nett !G), Brua Wallace IMt, Som Hood, Larry Vance, Ro- lsls lor all evenU.I Rudy Wallace B1ll Kong, Rick 11ace <MI, Dav1d Armstrong Bill Khlc <J): 131' 110" (N~ ger Swartz and Ken Hams was I 120-yard h1gh hurdl•' - Ron R1chards1 !iall!pohs tBob Wood- 1G 1, John Patchen •AI, Greg r~d - old record 121' • • 1 fifth m the mile event, and Handley tAl, J1m Brown IAI. ard, Ralph Young,__~ohn Walk- Warren iN), Tom Steenrod -'~! IB'~~fhenl,=)·wa~ . F. p for LA Iovas I·on · , repare Reds In lrst g • lnterVefilJOD Third Straight SE-OAL Tracl\ and Field . ·., ~ession , J..ilCDS •111 ' •;• " '"' ' '1'Ill' " 'II ' Ilie 'll~e Bulldogs Ken DeVe•u Saturday came m the pole vuult. "'"'" " 11 "1'11 ' """'''·!•,tell! Ul11u dele.lle!l deten!ltng champmn Logan's Lan-y Crawford vaultAlllll!l< L> '!!"' ''""' anclllel!l ~l,>n Wallan 111 Jhe 1111-yard ed 11 teet, four tnch<s, beating n " 1 '" I'> do 11 'il ·•UIUI!I 111 Mh· dasl• w1th a 51 2 pcliollnUnce'. AU1ens ' flobbm Fry's mark of " ' · 11 11 '''" "' captormg "' w,,llacc pldccd semnd tins ll-3'4 set in 1!162. 1 II! • ' mt '' tutal ot ll1l pomts year Ills 514 record set last The Brothe"' Alan and Bruce ll · n~>· "i' Logan mana~ed on year Jell hy the way<~de Wallace collected 28 points of 1" 11 '"s lh11 ' Sa1u1·dav s 1\ In the shot put Logan's Lloyd the 30 taken by Middleport n "' v11 ~ •n .vas lhe greal S1mmons tossed 11 47'5'' ' ",be~ fllgh School Saturday good lor ' "'' 4• P""''' , tenng Drnn~< Cade's 19114 mark a fourth place finish in the an ., >U' hlt~il margm was I which wa s 45' 7" nual Southeaotern Ohio Athletic ' 11111 '"'" ·•go when Athens 1 Cade, of Athens, then came League track and field meet. '""' lis ''"' le•gue crnwn by I back, to beat a three·year-old The sons of Mr. and Mn. du"n1ng t"g'"' 97 to fJ0 '7 - u 1mark 111 the ds1ros 'I he Bull- Dwight Wallace, both oenlors, lntnl "' "' l"'"'' s ldog tn.,rd 11 tj6 t" In heat practically dominated the short S.iln~ol. l\ ' •m made 11 three I B1ll Ha1 moo s l'!l;l mork of dashes and either won or ptacm a''" ''" lhe Athrmans, and 112116 ' Jlarm .. n wa s trom , ed second m the endurance clu11ng li~e .!IIPin<IOn event, f0111 IAihens iraces up to the 880 yard (half ne>> " ' ""'' were eslabilshed ___ F'l.urlh r~e01d establ~t:_ed _on mile) run paratroopers 3 J. 1 \ 'r ' B •lin l ·' $300 ... $500 .•• $800 I am handing out the cash every day to everyday w«king people, young folks too. If you need ~, just wy so. Out thrifty tet114 cut your payments. CaU any time. Bob Miller, Mgr. 125 E. 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'LANGFORD lnurth -place tie in lhe Nalional surYived a 12-hlt attack to post at Cincinnati to take over the Kindy aptD wlnnln.• medalist ,,1 .. ,..upJ Sports Wrller League. 1his fourth stralghl victory In league lead; Pt.1tadelphla look bonors. -~ Tlie st. Louts Cardinals tried St. Lor.is whipped the Pirates the first game. Cw1 Flood and the Bra~·cs twice at M!lwaultee Hi• 81 lor II boles defeated ';{ ,..;,~ola remedy that revivedj.J~ice Sunday. 9:5 and 5-4, to Tim McCarver drove in two 6-0 and ~0-7: Chicago balled McCurdy's 86for a 1-11 bulge In I ' ~ ~em )ast September and found achieve a .500 wmning percent· runs each '" support agamst Houston s 10-game v.lnnlng points and Pal Edwards' 93 . , 1.1 still works. •· · Iage for the first time this sea- loser Bob Friend. Willie Star- streak 6-3 and San ¥' ancisco was 4-0 .helter In points than 11 . , . lson and extend its domination gell and Jim Pagliaroni hom- beat the Dodgers. at Lo• AngeKincaid'• 88. :r~e world champions parttc- of the Bucs lo JZ consecullve ered for the Bucs. les 4-2, ln 10 mmngs. Sam Clatwortby with 18 tied ' ,,ular cure is the Pittsburgh Pi- ga mes over lhe past two years. Bill White's ninth-innmg homOri<>les Wblp ~II h with Whitaker at 88 but Clal· .rates, and the Cardmals had Remember last September er in the second game capped In the American Legue Bal· worthy won on poinls, 3-1. ~· four invigorating doses over !when the Cardinals began lreir a Cardinal rally and provided timore toppled. the \ "'~ees at Wayne Davis, wllh 92, defeal·0 the weilkend wh~eh zoomed fa ntastic drive to the National Ray washburn with his second New York 4-2 m 10 h.r>ngo and ed Harding with 98, 3-1 . · ~·: lhem from lOth place lo a League pennant? They came victory. Bob Veale had allowed 6-0; Washington shoclret' the In· Tbe MHS team is al Galli· X C. 0. FISHER-MAYOR ,,,-- i11to Pittsburgh in third place, only one hit. a homer by Ken dinns at Cleveland 3-Z Plla 4-2; . \ polls today. '· IT'S fiv e games behinti Philadelphia Boyer, until the eighth w!>en ~ton whlpp~d the Ttgers "I'm alrald he won't grow Into ••·'~~"'- ' •·I X JOHN ZERKLE- Councilman •· on Sept. 21. When they left t"r cards tiea the sc~re al 1-4 twtce at Detroit 2-1 and I~; that uniform. He'• a mldgtll" town four days later, they had on a walk, a pinch doJble by Minnesota stopped the White WINS CYCLE RACE X WAYNE GIBBONS-Councilman.. won five straight from the Pi- Phil G~iiano and singles by Sox 3-2 in 10 innings then I05t Dinner il Given CESENATICO, Italy <UPI)- Councilman rates and were only 1\\ games 1~11 Brock and CUrl Flood, who 5-4 at Chicago and host Kansas , , Mike Hallwood of Britam rode X DICK (A&P)-VAUGHN - - - - --out of fi rsl, headed for the NL has hit in 15 ;tr;>~~hl games. City beat the Los Angeles An- Sunday Ill Racme M v Agusta four-cylinder - Councilman X STUB PARMELEE : fl ag. Th• Reds swe~t a pair from gels 9-i after losing the opener Mr. and Mrs. Eld.•n Kraemer :achlne ~ver a course ol 69.55 ---·' Manager Red S~oendicnst's the New York Mt~ 9-4 and I~ 1~. entertamed wllh a dinner ~110· miles In 48 minutes, 16 3 sec· AI The X GENE GRATE - Clerk Treas. crew bou nced out of the sickday at their bome~nM Ra~nf. ends Sunday to win the 500 CC Pd. Pol. Adv, bed again at the sight of the Presenl were Mr. ' ra. a~ 0 event at the seventh internationPirates Sunday, completing a Valentine and son, Larry, al <Rsenalico Circuit motorWhere You Get The Mo.st sweep of the four-game senes. Parkersburg, W. Vn · Mr. and For Your Money World Series hero Bob Gibson By United Preso Jntemallonal trial runs began at the Indian- Mrs. Larry Wo':e and son, K•nt cy~c::ll:::ng:._:_: ra:.:ce:.:s.:._,- - -,.--- -= MIDDLEPORT, 0. !!._.._,..__ .,._ ,.._ ..,___,.,_..,_,_.., . __,.___,.-l___ - -- - - -- Saturday apolls Motor Speedway for the Hadne and Mr. and Mrs. 500-mlle ciaBSic on Memorial Kraeuter and caaghters, Le~a LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UP!) - Day. Mae and Roberta. Does your home need painting, Lucky Debonair won the Ken· caling In the aft01 noon were >~~:,'?" repairing, modernizing 7 Do it tucky Derby with a strong NEW YORK (UP!) - Viking Mrs. Mabel V• n Meter and I i\f''A:lll said was strelch run that held off last- Spirit came wltbln on~>-filth of Mrs. Henry Fichlnger and now, , . and let us help, closing Dapper Dan. a second of the Aqueduct tra~k daughter, Laura J••n of ClttllolWe lend millions of record for seven furlongs to wm ~r aod Mrs. lld~;" Hartung of ltY,l~i,it/ dollars to PINEHURST, N. C. (UP!)- the Carter Handicap. Lhes'er Ro&d. , Tom Draper of Birmingham, I::::._::..___.:._._ _ _ __ r·'A':)J"··· thousands of Mich., won the North-South ST. LOUIS (UP!)- The Rusamateur golf tournament with a alan national basketball team Sunday people for ti.'"· . ;.· t-up victory over Don Allen on beat the u.s. AD-Stars for the LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!) hundreds of the 361h hole. second time in seven games Arnold Palmer led all the way 82-89. to win the $n,OOO Tour~am«:"t different reasons. MONTREAL (UP!) - The _ of Champions Golf ClaSSIC with To us, keeping a Monlreal Canodiens of tbe Na· MOULTON PARK, England an 11-under-par score of 277. I tiona! Hockey League beat the UPI )-David Hulme of New . , home in good shape Chicago Black Hawks 4-0 be- Zealand drove a Brabham Cll- PARIS (UP!)-Gall Shertff of , is reason enough. hind the flawless netmlndlng of max to victory 1n the four-hour Australia won the women's: Gump Worsley for a record International Tourist Trophy singles in the Paris lnternatlon$25 $2000 13th Slanley Cup. race. al Tennis Tournament with a 1-3, 1-6, 6-3 victory over Fay QUANTICO, Va, (UP!) LONDON <UP!) -England's Toyne 'lorth Carolina and Quantico Ellzabeth Starkle won the wornMarines each broke a pair of en's singles tiUe In the London SPARTANBURG, S. C. (UP!) records in lhe ninth annual Ma- hardcourl tennis championships - Marilynn Smlt~ ~on the rine Corps School relays with a 6-3 6-1 victory over Peach Blossom Invttaltonal golf Judy Tegart of Allstralla, and tournament wlth a S-under-par ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY LONDON (UP!)-Chile, Den- Doag Kelso of Auatralia won 213 lo pick up ,1,275 In prize Wh t El a It 11 New Broadwayites hear that lamed director El'a "Gadge " KaI zan will marry Barbara Loden - the actress who made such a hit as lbe Martlyn Monroe figure m Arthur Miller's "After th e Ba II" 85 soon as she's 1e•a 1 I' I' . K . a wt'dower .. . . ) rce azan IS 1'1:e new Neil Simon comedy, "11JO Odd Couple; is pulling '" more tbaJ 3,000 mail or•Jer' rna day . . _.. Many a "working act" along the Cats •cl:' " ' '"it is moaning over the possibility of a union strike just at the I K E0 ·, - - ~ E M I T .. THE SHOE BOX Weekend SportS Summary :JsfiOw me afilter that and I' II eat my i Ufe Jnsurance Avllllable On All Loans I N. W. 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No 11rpet made It mort durable, more beautiful easier to car• for ... and all bectult ot a patented CUMULOIT process that produces this apeelal contlnuooo filament Nylon yarn ..No otber carpet can take 10 mueb well'. abu11 and bounce back omi!lng. Worth looking Into .. . and buying .. . Ollpecially when the low LOW price lncludoa I I I -'1 l s .99 SQUARE YARD INCLUDE$ LABOR & COSTLY PADDING NO MONEY DOWN- 36 month• to pay WITH (no cbar11e for instaUatlon) 9 ft, - $119.88 Ux 9 ft. - $149.8J 12 X 101/J ft, - $139,86 15 X 1S ft, - $249.75 12 ft. 15 ft. - $159.84 $199;80 IS X 161/J ft. - $274.13 15 X 11 ft, - $299.70 18 ft. 21 ft, _ $239.76 $279,72 1S X 21 ft. · - SM9.6S 1S X 24 ft. - 12 12 X 12 12 X X X and 1. ..• LOW RATES. Make no mistake aboat ftl Nalionwide's rates are among the lowetd you'U find anywhere. 2. BROAD COVERAGE. Na1ioDo wide gives you the braczdHI. IDDII liberal cav• age on the road today. 3. ~AST ClAIMS 'f SERVICE. Nalionwide pays claims fall Onr .half are paid within 24 hours after proof " Jc.f·r ... yoa1 car insurance, see me& WILUAMS INSURANCE AGENCY ..·' _ ,., Mr. Burnsiey i~ a conservative man. He never did,, anything first before in_,.,his life. Why was he first in town to have flameless electric heat? .• -~-i'-1 •, ·~,~ The con servative Mr. Bu rn sley (as you c ~.. '' ' rr. ::!t"' .':· r·y • ' Naturally such a perfectionist woul d be f~rs l m Iow n to switch to electric heat. 11'5 the only perf ect way to hea l. l he'd fli pped his bo wler. They do11 1 1h1nk so anymore . E l ec lr~c rates hav e go ne down 4 l1 mes in 4 years anlil rM. Bu rnsley s clean, co mforlable, troub le ·fret electric . l•e at cosis lillie more than the old-fa shioned kind. At first some of Mr. Burnsley's,.Jle ighb ors thought ~:--l rs Bm ns ley, l uc kie ~t woma:1 in !own. Sltt's rmj oyed hoU MkftpiJlll eltlllll .•ome for -10 ye1us. See your neau:!St Ohio Power t~ffice for com ple te de ta i l~. Or, 1t11 .your ..... Kdo~~oatt Electnc Heal rng ~a l er_ for 1 auaraotetd est imate cf elec,tic htoatiftt c.ost1 for your h0me- 1t's su rpr 15 111gl~ t onstt'o'll lve• • ,f • • ., . · Such a pa rticular man wan ts h1 s home hea t.ng sy' tem lo be as perfe ct as mo der n !1v1n g should be. He wants hesting that can be prec isely contro ll ed; he ating that's uniform - no d<ail s, no hot spols, lw<l,llg !ha l's really clean. . ;!'•:.: ~ precise, neat and immaculate. . ' ----------- ~. . ~IDDLEPO~T ~ 0. ·., Phone WY 2-5321 for FREE SHOP-at-HOME ·sERVICEI .. ----------- .....----- ------ ~ .,._--.. NO OBLIGATION FOR ESTiMATES eltoNE H7-3415 coLLECT ""AO ' if' 'FDR. CJl.lt iNS'II'"'R..JINC"'E Exclusive SAFm GRID Heating Element ~ _, ~--~--------.. • cow;--~ Famous For Safety W'dh The ' .Buying Cerpet? Wateb for tbls aeal. If JOU don1 aee It .. . WATCH QUTI Either SCULP'I'UREDI-Ievelor 'TONlll ON TONE' • Dll11f HOME, HEATING PADDING INCLUDED: X • ~tHM · ~·· All-Electric 12 - ~~ LECTROMODE ROOM SIZES AVAILABLE COMPLETELY FINISHED SAYS Opera House to see RudoiQh Pearl & Ken Williams Nureyev and Margot Fonteyn dance in the ballet, but you r.an 214 E. 2nd St. see them dance the !rug for free if you happen to bit lhe righ! Greenwich Village night spots. They do ail the frenetic !lops, only better .than ~~~~st. Altt(o1ogh older, Dame- Maraot can outNationwide Muhlll lnJarlltct ComPifiJ' • honM offleel CoiM!IIIt, '*e last her partner; a1 one Jet Set place the other night she w a s j l o - t - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 still rarln' to when Rydi CUMULOFTI labor and luxury paddlnfl. i J/:1\l" to gel tickets to the Metropolilaq CUMULOFTI I I DI\CJ'OR I meuura CUMULOFTI ~P way. I I lt sALMOST Like Getting 2 Yds. For The Price Of 1! HURRY 0 • • • • • • . I I I I I I I I Don't Blame You For Rubbing Your Eyes • • I Here's The Price-News of the Year I I 3. we install 1. we BUY 1 I • we pad I 4. we guarantee get 4 ol~~· I mark, Italy, S o u I b Africa, 1:th~e;_;m;;;en;;;';;;s~~~U~e;.b~y~d:;;ef;;:a;;:u~ll~;;:;o;~m,.o"'ne~y;;;;. 1 1 Spain and Wesl Germany quai-l< 300 w. Second St. - WYandotte 2-2111, Pomeroy ified for the second round of NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON I the European Zone O.vio Clip DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. tennis competition with 3-11 vietories over outclassed opposi0 P T 0 M E T R I ST Olflce Bourse 9 to 12, 2 to 6 !Close at Nooo oo l tion. Thurs. - Eut COurt St.. Pomeroy ----~~ IN~D~IA~N~AP~O~L~IS~(UP~l~Th~e~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- --------------------·~· ~ - -· ~~~YM~~off~~~i~:::'g~tet~~~:· 1 to ======= =Poet. 1 I Try new lucky Strike Filters ~sed height of their money-making a quiet wedding at the Plaza • season. They say they're hap- Hotel on May 2 lor Mark MonPY with the status quo, and skv. 23-year-old son of journal- By WayDe G. Braadsladi,,M.D. claim the members in favor of lilt Leo Monsky, and Beverly Q - What II perltoalllt. Can Dubose 0 f R bo N c it be cured? the ~Ike are perfonners who ose ro, . . .. don't work the mountains It Joe Levine, who rieverly man- A.- Perlton~ Is an lnflam. d' . mahan of the lnDer wall of was a very qwte 1vorce lor aged to skiD the openmg of hi.< the abdomlna1 cav Ity. · com· p 1 Suz k' nd h '"" sm~er a k Su 1 a P otog- latest Broadway show, "Things monest causes are rupture of rap er Mar haw · · · Mrles Tnat Go Bump in the Dark" the appendii or of a peptic olDaYis, recuperatmg after ser- <it was unanimously panned), cer. It may alse follow 1 gw>lous. surgery, got bored Wtlh was enjoying bhrself in lliami shol or stab wound ot the abdohosp<tal hfe and JUSt walked out l?•och while the do ama was in men or It may occur by extenthe other mght when no one ih death throe'. His dwsion sion from • liver absceso or abwas looking. Somehow he'd got-I not to hurry bdck ,0 New York scess of the uterine tubes. The ten h~ld of a_patr of crutches may mean the Big Break for victim has a severe JMin which to factlilate hi' ex1t. young Bobby V'rton. Joe beard may be dlfflised throughout the You'd be surprised at the . tl:e young sm~er at the (<;den abdomen or ~alized In 1 &mall number ·0r Hollywood chums Roc, stayed for the s e c 0 n d area. The pam Is aggravated who are betting that Natalie show, and afterwards made ar- by movement or p_ressu,re. There Wood won't get to the altar with rangemenls for a meeting as ls fever and the vtctlm s breathher Venezuelan "fiance" as soon as Bobby returns North. ing Is rapid and shallo'!' In or-1 He s~" h' t 'b'l der to minimize the pam ·o,neduied. They don't say why . <= tm •• • grea posst 1 • they doubt the wedding w i II tly for movtes. The treatment usually In· come off, but they have "a feelvolveo opening the abdomen, ing" ... Edie Adams' opening Broadway agenls _ in the stopping the leak, nushing ~ut al a Manhattan night club was very big time _ will tell you a- ~he abdominal cavtty and gtv· postponed amidst a raft of rea- bout lhe Hollywood star whore. !ng massive dos~s of anttbJot•ons and rumors - all contra- cently turned down an offer of ICS. Flul_dsb y vem and blood drctory ail having to do with ••o 000 kt . transfustono are also ofte11 nee' .., , a wee o appear m a W'th t the cafe, not Edle .. . Princess Gotham floor show. The rea- Oo'lsary. .' prompt reatment . Grace is still politely snubbing son: Moving to New York (ev- recovery Ill to be expec,ted. I invitations to write her mem- en ever so temporarily) louses Q ....... Is ' oirs alth0 ugh h' hi . - "._ meant by milk • ~ne rg Y res- up hts bookkeeping, his drink- leg? Is it the same as edema' · peelable publlshmg house would ing bobits, his love lire and his What causes it and what ca~ pay, her a $125,000 advance if golf game, he tells them . . . be done for it? _ she d s•_gn for a book .. . The And &peaking of the 111 • fated very brtght gleam m Mike Nicb- "T~ings That Go Bump .. --" 1. Mil"'th ledg Is ·~ lnflam1• h th ' t d · · · ma 1on o e eep vems of the os eye as no mg o o with those who attended the last pre- thigh and leg usU'aily 01 an hiS fabulous success on Broad• • 'tt· . I SpeakerS are Ann ounced a~ m~~ ~aterlogg~ VOTE -FOR... - - ---- manlfe;;a!~Dinla Voice of Broadway ••• reportin" YOU? 1 PPHS Honor ; akll Gilly. ll II •. pldebltla lhal ldoctor aays It'• an· In my bead Dall Se tl l p .. M............. 0 M • come~. on 10 to ft dayl after What do you think? · Y n ne • orneroy· . ~-r·.,, ·• IJ ., 1~ chlldbll'th or shortly after the I A - Peralsteut nausea ;., of· ed by Principal Benjamin Fraut- Mr. and Mn. lloben Jllft milk eomealnto the brea~. The ten caused by anemoa, · cirrho•· lm IV. wht>se lithe ' :t plain is of the liver and chronic low Mane Mohr, daughter of Mr. erican local. AIDcourse u.. volwd vem. grade cohtlB. Even though yourl and Mrs Blaine Mohr llalh· Aa the vein becomel plugged doctor may !rave ruled out these 1· F · · ' Commencement exerdaes IIIII by the formation of clota, ede- and other possible organic CaUIIpO IS erry I S valedtctorlan and De beJd ll the hlgb tcbooi By DOROTHY KILGALLEN occuro. es, this_ does not necessarily ' ' on May 21 at 7:_, p. m. D'll eg may caused by mean tt IS all in your head. Emo- PT. PLEASANT - Honor stu- . ~ Pleasam and Pamela Bur: prevloualy ulating vancose tiona! tension m<Jy, however be dent speakers for Ibe Pt Pleas 'll ' d led her off the Door with the view before opening night were veinB, Infection, or too long 1 a factor ' · .691 · · fmgton , ""ghter of Mr. and Simple explanatiun "I'm tired" lrt·ated to 1 rare experience As period of bed rest following de· ant HtghdScbool h con;mence- Mrs. W. R. Buffington, Pomt COLD STA1'18TICS Merv Grt'If'm, one of, the best of the . final curtalo rang down,. a IIvery. Dextr II ment an wmners of Gtrl s and Pleasant are •I t . . an, an coagulants Please •••d your questio•s: Bo 5 Slate h•ve been ann . . , · co-s u ona~s NEW YORK (UP!) - Co!dl the TV mterviewera has lined man raco!<l up onto the stage and clot-dissolving drugs a r e and comments lo Wayne GI Y ounc Gtr~ srate representative ts unt I tha up qutte a roster or' guests for and shrieked to the audience, In the treat!Jienl. Smok- Brandstadt, M.D. , in care for a week '; sial· The u• Susan Darsl, daughter of Mr. liCCO or more . • . 50 j)OI his new mght lime show start- "Don't applaud! Don't applaud !DB should be aVOided because paper. While Dr. Brandslad . gr 9 and Mrs Robert Darst, Pt cent of abkenteeiam m mduslr) ing May 10. Among the celebs· This is rubbish'" Is noth- It constrtcll the blood vessela. cannot answer Individual letters IF _spend1a11dayUat tdhe World Pleasant and aliernate is Cher· - an annual los• of 218 mill•on " mte. Natmns' yl \! on roe • ".aughi er 0 I Mr and work davo and production 1001 Bt'shoj)>--Fulton J Sheen Mike· mg· sacred' Word· Is.. ·out that An elastlc stockin g or e1astlc he w111 answer letlero of gener- R"" k· 1"'' QUll 'I , bandage rna h to be I l oc e e11 er MuSic Center see M•s Emor• '1 ,. accord111g to the and Memman Smith. lhe Beatie• would like to become Y ave worn a nterest 1D future rolumns. a sla ·h d .. '. ' · Y "onroe. Pt· PI eas- of $5 billion, . . serious news a r ubllshers. for a while. , ge s •:· an vts!l a mght •nt. Contac Cold Control <Rnll!r. Jayne Meadows . wrll deliver p pe p LEAVE FOR Nt;W YORK club. The ~roup w•ll return to , Boys' State representatives an address m Chmese at lbe Q - Ever linea ! had my PT. PLEASANT _ Tw nt Pt. Pleasanl Saturday, May 8. are John Flowers. son of Mr. On the constructive side, $11 Pope John XX !II Memorial Dinsecond baby 2\l yean ago 1 four Pt. Pleasant Hi h S:ho~i Chaperomng lbe lrtp are Asst. and Mrs. John Flo wers, spon- million is Invested annually ia ner at the New York Hillon \1 have had a feeling or nausea senioro left Sunda e~enin b' P·: u••:opal and M" . Charles isored by Salle Policec B iII cold research by scientific labMay 15. Her husband, Steve AIwhenever I go Into a store, My train enroute to N~w YorkgC1' l; hambers and Mrs. Edward ·Bpiame. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. ratories, colleget ;and the N• len, wtll translate _.. It will '>e Y ackson. ,H. Bla one; Robbie Siler, soD of ,tional Instltutea of Heallb. • MAY WE SERVE The People Of Middleport ' ·'''· ."'/ �' ... • Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 3, 196S-t Lancaster with Mr. an~ Mra. Bill \YUUams. Mrs. Kathryn Dietz and Bill of Belpre were also present. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitebend and daughters and David Weber visited Sunday with Rony 11,, 1.yle ilatdersor ger Meredith of Beverly who · T h ' "'" -r!l'l>r rs of the ' iv- is confined lo his bed for a ··l»ITOR'S Reedsville Sol'iety Notes MAILBAG WIN Stiversville. RD. 2 Heresy Holler · D•ar Sir: Back in the pagan era, a few llousan~ years ago, there was ····at activit) at this time of .I ·, year. Feasts and celebra-1 5 WAYS! 1 t :. l.l.:l wert> beinb preparPd EVERY WEEK ev-1 21" COLOR TV CONSOLE! j b t->~ ' 11 kidnap-! p~ bv Pluto 1 llnrlt> s :md made t ·;~ 11\u•r-n 11! !lw lo \l'l' l' re~ inns. P(l o;f'phnnf• h<id 1 But h~r p<trt'nt~ dtdn't approve uf !he arlan ;md Demeter, her moth€'-r V~-ho wa:- Uw god.1ess in No PurchaM Required Krorer Empoyoea Jneli1ible <-' ha:ge of growim; thmg -:. st!lg- ed the fir st sit -down stnkt' m history . After a ft'w months it bt>g:an tt look as if food wr~ <; !.(ll tll g to b scarce if things wt·rpn't start ed growing " ·:1i1 cmd ww:;e vet Shoulder Swiss Steak ... --- rb. Oysters 59c Zeus, Persejlhont'~ f:H her got careless about kPP ptn g tht' sun I Fresh Frozen Standard lZ·oz. can • • • • • • •••••• Full Cut Ground Chuck P.olled Roast Tenrfpray or Thrifty • c Boneless Rolled & Tied c Fully Baked S earHl :d too•;i : llr~ . .r1so h: l(J somethm ~ to I' Pit •IJr·atv Tllf'tr .,... r.o.,M . . ,..._ fl - and guddess Frt' l it Jr; rd ~ ,:tt •n. lllln thr habit of cpr· ndlll ~ tit \· \\ mtr r in the npper r·t·grnns 1\' Ji il t ire warriors 1~ h '• l't·rt• kr i!t·tl ;n hilt tie and tlll'n·ton·. dt· ,t•nrr tg i)f Vatha\101. btl! h1 tlw first 1\f M<iV sht: gD t o lrltl t' ~' ";n~ · ~~ ~ !11 c lb. lb~ Up in tilt' fro/t'n \!1• rtlt ti ll' an restor .; of rod:r 1··.., :-:k11'.1· lu" gr: rn ~ list~ning 69c K...,... Ground Chuck lo .,...d truh daily - II IHn & trim. Tenderay Boston in the correct pat 11. 1\'i iiCb w;,~ · rather inco.1\·enh·rr1 to rl w popll lace. Flnally the r. r· r'1· r: m LtiJnr Board or wtuwvl'r l11nkefl alt tT such things, :; tlri'!'t'dt·d 111 :tr br trating UJP matttT and 11 ll <iS arranged thcl'i l't · r ~t · plr!ilH' v.; rs tc. come lwtllt"' fo r pa r t td t';tt·l! ear so tlr<tl tlw 1\ l'<il lwr :tnd ~gncullure tkp a~·r n t•·rt ~ ',l l.•t .l d get on the joh ag<il tL Natural lv tlw lt•tlllt'nlllt rt g t·alled for a n·leh, ii lrrr rr . 1\'t th ottd les of uuzl'l anu <tnt ~ · ·r lt• ~~rt h p:eniy of bu sr rw :-s !or ti n· r; rt•Pk restaurants iJ J1U slh Jt'-~l rrn,· p:rrlor:.. Dinner Rolls Tenderay 2fbo. BontiHI lit.size SWw Betf Exp. 5/B/611 • Brighten up a brinc:h wilh dinner roll• hot t lt l'!ll puttrn ~: tht· ll· FREE 50 from ft>aL in !ht·rr· ll\ 11\ll lr~ :tnJ l'<l lflt' bac k lo E<t l'l ~ t for a w hil~_· ~iw t' s';e brou ·-'.hl ~>ith h••r ti' t' m: tLf: ll ' L ·e ne(' ~ ' :w t· l~ r· l s t pg<Hnl' n tht ovtn and a ~tlrcllon of Embassy Famiiy Oays Sale things began to tha11 ou~ ;rrnrrn d H •lsinkt anJ I !t'io.;rnol't' and an- Prewrvu. cr o:'·e r celc'lr <Jttnn w,r s In or·der I And in Carthage and B;J hyk :-~ i a while thPi r godrl """es k -:- i t rta t1nd !shtar 1~!'1'':' :-t lso thc i rnddesses of ion· cmd hr :nllv ' ..l th('rdo re l1ad to -; t :t~ on · joh the yea r !'1Jllnd. t11 e na; still got the urge to thrnw a :art:.· ah11lll tha\1 imc so \1a~'­ $ FREE box R•:g. o r Drip Sugar I Kroger V. P. Coffee----------·-- 3 .~ $1.99 , ., .•awauan h unc p Van Camp Pork & Beans - - -- ... -- .... - 9 '~":; $1 Stokdy Fruit Cock tail ________ . __ . 3 :~!·;, $1 Not too long a~o. \1J vday was cPiebrated in the Unitt•d States, especially in tho!)e e<.Htrrn · states with Irish rmd WPbh pitp· ulation. But lhPn " r:m1e 1 he R~volution ' · in Huss1a mrd the new government m•ed £>d a holi-' day all its own . SinLe praclically all the old p a~ an holidays had been taken nver by I h e Christian rhurch and revamped to their specific-ations, there weren't many left to choose from, so May Day berame not Plain Krog£'r Buttermilk 3•;, ••'lon• 99c Fresh Eggs __G••d• Modlum 0 Kro,;er . _- A--__ -.---- 2 .... 69c Morton Cream Pies _____A~·~~~~ ___ 3 !t: 89c lb. the feast of laughter and JOY of the ancients but the otcasion ror the display of nPw weapons Birdseye Vegetables _-~·~ ~·~ _____ 5 ~':: $1 and the orations of Cornmisars. This very naturally put a damper on our own celebrat- Kroger Evaporated Copyright The K.....- C.. 1961 Vote YES . boxea Anorted with the holiday: being a cor- Colon tuptiono f the fren ch ··m 'alder" lr "aid to me. '' Various names and uses have ken app lied Ia Ma y first but I plenty of Jaws). But whatever it is call~d ll , Wfl!'t ()e much of a celebration. 1-'E)ha: ly it won't f>Ven Le nnrt ss ary ft publish ::~ny data on highway deaths. Hier0nyrr.ous WELL OILED BOSTON iUPI ) - ApproxiJnateiy I billion gallons of lubricating oils are used annual· ly by automotive engines on the lialion'r highways, according to tn estimate by the Automobile - '.lila! ~iation. Famllie• lave golden. ripe Kroger bananas. , Make sure everybodv geh a bana.-.a treat often: buy plenty ' at thla low price. lb. Now thru Wed., MAy 5th, 1965 EARLY BIRD •t•~cpt Items l1cllll .. ~ Donald Duck Grapefruit •• • STAMPt with • $10.00 Purcha.. NOW TilRU WED .• MAY 5th, 1!165 ONf 46-oz. C OlJPO~ I!DifMED WITH IA.Ot S10.. --.... PURCHASf YOU MAY II!DMM AS MANY COUPON S A.l YOU WISH CN ftflj Wll. EYAIS AT ANY cans lltOIIM~Ht ~ J.+JL G •• STAMPS with a $10.00 PurchaH NOW TIIRU WED., MAY 5th. 1!165 Powdered Cinnamon -- ONE (OU:WIEDHMED WITH UCH $1D.• PlJRCHCL T MAY IED!lM AS MANY COU· "*'S .. 5 Y WISH ON THIS WIS. AT ANT .... EVA IS ..... IEDIIM THIS CO~N FOI---· <{,GRl~lsTA~S BLUE BONNET with a $5.00 Purcha11 Margarine 12·01. Pkc. - Pd. Pol. Adv.IDean Brinker home Sunday_.- ----~~-- -- ""' IIDE!illll~ ~ IJ.+Ji. Gl Society Notes itz of Pomeroy ca lled at the --- EVA IS AT ANT SWEETENED- UNSWEETENED Carmel Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Duncan of Cliflon, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs, Jack Follrod and daughter, Kim, of Pomeroy and Mrs. Jim Patterson and sons of Dor· cas visited Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle and family Sundoy. Mrs. Paul Smith of Portland spent Wednesday wtl~ Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smite and family. There were 36 at Sunday School last Sunday. Offering was $16.8L Birthday of Donna Jean Smith was honored. Eddi< Young and sisler, Ellr.ia of Sidney are viiiting with their grandparents, MI. an~ Mrs. Edson Roush. Mrs. Minnie Roush ls visiting in Pomeroy with Mr. ond Mrs. Robert Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barr of Litlle Hocking called at the Douglas Circle home ~·rtday. Mr. and Mrs. Hayman Barn· With Newspaper CIUP''! And Required Pu~ NOW THRU WED .• MAY 5th. !965 _ ..... -. .. ONE COIJPON tf.DHM!D WITH IAOt $5.. PU!:CH~E - YOU MAl lfDfEM AS MANY COU-PO~ M YOU WISH ON THIS I.UIS. AT ANY EYAIS I!DfiM IHII COWQN JOI~!III-· J,GRfE'lsTAM: 1-lb. with a $5.00 Purchase NOW THRU WED .. MAY 5th, 1!165 ONI' C~~ON lfOf!M!D WrTH IA.Of P.• Ctn. (Limit 4 Lbs.) AT ANY Swift's Premium FRESH. FRYING EYAU Campbell's Chicken Noodle - Yagatablt B11f ·c ens c LEG QUARTERS BREAST QUARTERS .... --- p-ult'!'Hl.SE . YOU MAY IEDf:EM AS MAH1' tXIII• PON~ ..U YOIJ WISH ON THIS IASIS. (LIMIT 4 CANS) lb. c 10112·01. cant lb. 400-ct. •••• Bananas MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY ONLY! MAY 3, 4, 51 Rag. 29c tall Calli cho1re of two; Pres Johnson war.!s to call it" Peace" dar [ I tho' t~ere is no l)<ncel but rno ~t nrpublica ns are hold 1 ng i out for " Law Day" (we do have ALL4 MAY4 Swansoft Ohioans fllf Job•& Ptopeu Commtttn c~mtt D. Ree1e, SecretnJ·Trt~sum 189 N. Parkvlew, Cotumblll, OhiO second global Jrg t;nwnt the tt:llT.e was widel y Known on ly t~ 'i (I d;stress sign al to rnnst of 1\-,e younger popul:ict•. 1 Allh0ugh the use of ~VI:.vday as a can for help ha s notl•ing to do acne of them have gained any attention. This year there is a $ bag Awake . -.. ______ . ____' . __3 :: $1 Ion' and for the pOl '.! twenty years American 1t•:iJers h<IVe been Irving to finct some use for the day. By the ltme of the / ,. 2 Red or Gol~n __ --·-- We resarve the right to Limit Quantities NO INCREASE IN TAXES ON ISSUES Sliced Exp. 5/B/611 Domino • • • • • • • • • •• ' v ~ as a h1g t rme th t•re nlso 1 ' . ne of lht' J<or.~enwn had wan- : t ~d down to Brit <rin by that t e and brouglrf the \1a.\·day c :~ lorn along so the assorted Picts. Celt s. An ;;:Jro.; and Saxons b· gan the F'f'a~t nf ~<tl(l as a regular }'Parly r ~: , · u st · to fin ish Otf the SUppli C•S OJ mPad . ou ,squebaugh, and good bruwn ale. c....,. l pkgo. K._...._ SIZe /Jdergent 50 __ o...o-_. ........ king . If' ashday exdwnge Thursday evening at the hnme .tl .\1rs. Ronald OsLn ··ne. As.i l!<tin'- her was Mrs. Harlt'ss F'nmJ.. Mrs Walter brr.wn. prr o.;, dpnl, .appointed \1r!-i _ Dt•nvrr Wt'her ch11irman fot tht· rJower decorations to be used lor the commencement -L.-t-d---,t!-.-bl_f__h_H_ . r , , . · .. sc·h_oo.1 ,\I so namIsR e as dl { 1\ t i VI t.:\ d e. g1 lhe or t e . on· d M oro11 urmg epas1 s•x· " on the commtttee were . rs. weeks grading period by Meryl llarless Frank and Mrs. Carl Houdasheldt, principal of Co· Hul·klt•v. Mrs. Herman Gr.oss- lurnbia Elementary School, were n ..ckl'-' (·ondw:~cd the . ~evohons the following students: With ~"' 11 P smrtng, In the FIRST GRADE - Connie Dun<:arden." followeo with the ham, Sandra Bishop, Jeffrey Lord s Prayer, and a poem, Jones. "God of Patience," by Mrs. SECOND GRADE - A I i e e Clan:mont Harri!) , Mrs. Ern- Peck, Justin Mosier, Ran t> sl Whitehead gave a reading Johnson . '"Hollyhocks." and Mrs. R. THIRD GRADE - Joey Ne~ I. Larkins presented an article lson, Daniel Wooten, Grant on "Hanging Baskets." Now is Johnson. 1he time to wa .. read by Mrs. FOURTH GRADE - Joan Osborne, \Irs. Whitehead made !wooten, Patsy Greer, Jane Jarthe arrangement of the month dan, Tommy Bishop. and this was also used at the FIFTH GRADE Kathryn L >unty Teachers' meeting at Lowther, Nancy mith, Ruth !':astern High ;chool. During a Ann Jordan. social hour , cake, coffee and SIXTH GRADE Patricia punch were served, The MayiWalsh, Margie Je!fer,. meeting will be at the home of SEVENTH GRADE - CaroMrs. Harris, · lyn Rupe, Peggy Fauber, Ron· Recent visitors of lhe Hetzer. da Whittington, Connie Greer, Bise families were Mr. and Brenda Teets. Mrs. Marion Hetzer and family . EIGHTH GRADE - K•y Elof To 'edn Mr. and Mrs. Ra- Its, Walter Jordan. lei h Hetzer and famil ol AkSocial Notes of toterest g Y Mrs. Murl Calaway was a ron, \tr. and Mrs. Arthur Het· Sunday dinner guest of her soozer r•rd famtly of Washmgton, in-taw and daughter, Mr. and IV Va, II••. Sampson of Cool- Mrs. Rolland Crabtree and Donvi'!e t~nd Mr. and Mrs. Emmet , Albany Route. Those visiting Homey Joppa. lwith Mrs. G·•Jaway during the Mr and \Irs. Carl Walton vis- I past week were Retha Rupe, i' Sund 'y with Mr. and Athens Route; Marie See!, AI· Mrs. John Calaway and family bany, Mr. and Mrs. David at Logon. Woodrum and son, and Mrs. Jne Smilh and Mr. and Mrs. Thelma Woodrum,; McArthur Clinton Sm1tl. of \'/ellsville, Robert Bowles and son, Syra, vi siled with ~Irs. Bess Lark- euse: Wilbur Dailey, Albany; ins ard Jue Smith's son, Ken-1'.-tnd Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mosneth Smith and family , They ier, local. wert> ~1e-re to attend the funeral Joe Mosier. with the U. S. ol ~r s . Cecil Dillon. Navy at Norfolk. Virginia, visMr. and Mr<, R. E. Williams ited relatives here over I he and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bald- weekend. ers"n and Kay spent Sunday at Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. _ - .. Ney Carpenter recently included his nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Edmundson, Vinlon; their grandson and children, Mr. Robert Parker and · ' sons, Middleport. and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lyons, Glouster. Carpenter Social News WIN! Zenith ,: ·ywhere. In Greece, prepara, (~ns for the rl'tnrn ot the god-! tl:~s PPsPphmw \\ Nr in order. rrviPw ~arden Club answered _few weeks. 111, rnll c:1ll witl t a flower seed __ ...,........, CALIFORNIA SUNKIST J lb••••• llrtor Applll Jllp. 1/l/11 ORANGES c Sw•nsdown Cake Mixes Spagnum Peat --'-- 6 cu. ft. Yellow, Devlla Poocl, White, Lemon Fl1k1, ll1n1n1 Chocol~le Chip Michigan Peat - 3 We'll ~repare your readv mixed clln- it '• anywbere lo town, all . ready to pour. Call today qts. Page Street FLOUR All Grlndo .~:3284 " ;·;; · 1 . · ' · ,. Mld!:ft-pqrt 2S-Ib. 2-Lb. Can GOEGLEIN -~f!DY·MIX CO. Phone ROliN HOOD FOLDER'S COFFEE . our servtce.is prompt-110d OIU pr1cea 1re the lowest possib!el Pure Fresh WEEK EVERYBODY WINS! You Can Still Win • • , UP to 10,000 J'i/ Green Stamps THOUSANDS OF EVANS Customen Have Redeemed "MAGIC CHEKS'" for Million• All "MAGIC CHEKS" Void After of S&H Green Stamps ' crete order to vour specifications, and deUver 100 lb.... 12th I Final bag SHORIINiNO ' ,, . j, CRISOO Hlo. ~......... • • "''' N }~·;· "' " ., ,., M19 .£ lORDEN'S ... 33c 1-n. pkg. BIG TOP PEANUT BUTTER 28 <.. Z.. lof. Jar 83• -, REDEEM YOUR CHIK TODAYI llANO Naufchalal Cheese DUNCAN HINES Angel Food .:" CAKE M!X , .Wt-os. - 111 i~GLI S1turday, May 22Rd, 1965. KRAfT CHAIIMIN SALAD OIL Bathraa11 Tlnlt qt. 83c bll. PUFFS Faci1l nssu 2c off 2 ::::· lie 4-roll pkg. • WHITI ClOUD Bathro•• Tlall 2-rott a- f . • ,,. ·dA : 't .~ �•• '' ,, ,, I ' .. ,-( ~·-- / ' ' Kingsbury ' For Sele WANT AD Reel htlte For Sale 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Motor Co. Early Bird Specials 4,000 NEW tomato stakes, 49 =-:-=::::~-=~--;= 10-$! 4 •pHd trWmlolon for FOR SALE - One of PomeOP Citevrolet lruclt, 1159 1oft roy's fm..t homes. Studebaker with aooc1 lirtl, ly new 2-story brick. 6 rooma, $110. Delbert Lawson, Pori 2 bllbs, earage, fireplace! 2 laud 5131 acre• eroond. Wonderful v~ew 9 b I 9 p1ssenger W agon $1195 · P of Pomeroy, Main st., •nd rfv. 1 61 Green r er ONE New rear bumper for er. Phone Richard Neutzling, Good tires, rfd fi nish, one owner, radio .and heater. Ford. 3 whe;;s 15" ~or Ford, i Pomeroy WY 2-2860 after 1962 Rambler Ambassador Custom _ $1295 QUALITY A.M. 'WID UCIULATIONI '":H':f,'; ..~ 1, ':~"",!:l:.,-.:';"':., :!:'C::·"\~.=:.~ ·~~d pu-:: ~~~ wtu DOt. 1M .!Wpon•lbl• for H~:..o ~==~ a:.-: S whef'ls.,16 for ford . 7 •. p.m. --- 5-1-31.p .station Wagon . VB engine. automatic trans . \'O\I Tl' ~!Pering, w~eels 14 for Plymouth, . ~ ~ ~~HOUSE. five rooms . new root clean interior. Bhle t'inish. Low mileage b~· ml~: 1()(':~ I owner. wmter tread, I regular t1re 1 d f' I t M' 'lie · Radio and h e~1ter. h 1 2 h 1 IS" f an 1ve acre o.. mersva , 1 ! morw tbao ••• lac!arr-.ct ln..rtl<~D- r,, :~:."".. ''"'" • C.ntl "' WDrd on• lnurtlol:l. ~· ~:\Utli,.,. a.~·~·,!'; Th:!:· coli ~nrdw ~eks. 0 Chevrolet Biscayne 2-Door - - $1495 2wWheeee~• 16 :. . f~~ Ohio. Tel. WY 26021. 4303t p · 1962 6 cvl. engine. Powt-rgl\rleo trans. Good whitew_all tir es ntdJO Ford plck~p, two gOQd tires A I and healer beautiful red finish with dean in tenur . 1 ~~· 600 - 650x16. M. c. carr, K,tl . . ,.,........ 10 ..,.. Long Bottom. Ohio. Ph 0 n \,ol c.-ao oP TIIAMJ<s • oorruum• 667-6275. ~ 3 6tp POMEROY - •v • room -, 10n· ll ll.JS ter oo w•r4 aiDu; 1 '"'"'"· ~~:·~g:;~~ ••"' ''· 1964. 50XI0 12 ~droom11 ~teart 1 ry home with bath 1tub and OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. . trJD "'· 11.. '- s·oo P. M. oaur. h~uset.ral er. n exce en con 1 shower), gas fired forced hot ' lio~~uo .. "#a k MiA:"v 11·110 •-•· d1llon. Contact Henry Hens air heating, living room and J..,.""'""'""'~POM,;;;E;R;O;Y,;;.•~OH;;,=I~O;,.,....,,='"':'"";"""""'""'~'IJ ro Pt.•c• • ley, Long Bottom, Ohto. dining room carpeted break&IIVLT nootJcJst f303t ' • L"IYIItock wwr '" P fast nook, and 4 room baseBuuness Services . ·1 LIVING room suite, 2 chairs, men! with garage. Nicely· fo. PAINTING interior and exter ATTENTION Farmers: COBA PHONE WY 2-2156 1 Kelvinator stove, electricity, cated on 110ft. lot. Extra lot 1 R001• k 01 811 k' d · select Sires has available a · Marv 1n wt'th 2 car garage, ••16·5011· ' m s. breeding program custom de1 dinette set. CaII Phor. VI wor 3-'J:IOO 4-:W-12IP Swan, WY 2-3348. 4-»3tp POMEROY - 6 room one · f signed with your herd in mind. Notice WILLIAMSON 2i- in steel- coati hom~ with . bltb and work. Equipped All dairy and beef breeds. LOSii1 WEIGHT safely with furnace. Like new with auto-'1 hot atr h••tmg, full basement, with winch. Big or small jobs. herd too large or too small. l)a.A·Diet tablets. Only 98c malic controls. Phone WY 2· . breeze~ay and attached Call d•ytime, WI 9-3151 ; Membership not required. . I& Sllrk'a Druc Store. 5217. 4 30 3tc j age. Ntcely located on 80 Evenings WI Y-3089. same fee for all bulls. Eflic1 U •llltc . landscaped lot near · JOtc ient and courteous service. 4 30 STAHTING May I, 1965, tirnt , Memorial Hospital. $16.000. Tr• 1ned full time technician. '"'!. • -• -~- liMa » a. m. till 4 p. m. at 122 POMEROY - 4 room 11'1'" not use COBA se rvice by ... dressm.,k- cal ling ' CLAIR WOODE. Po.m- 11 •"-' -• JGUr ....-- Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. home with bath. hoi air l~ra t- EXPERIENCED . 2 WI Dr 1 Cll WY t-. Good curtains, ()are I, towel · ing. and full basement. Nice- log, alteratwns. Phone WY . ., 0 ,, Phone WY 2-2649 IIIII 4-24-JOtc Chester ' ==-=-:--;---;-;:--;---;;-e IID1i 11'W clothes, electric per· I lv located on Lincoln Road l276· 985-2145 by 12 noon. 'l'Hii: Daoll ke and Produce Co. ..tllar, electric fry pao. like $6500.00. --,-,...,...,.-::-::,.---~·:23-l~:c 1111 be Optll on SUndays from new, drapes, good throw FARM - 120 acreo near East- AIH CONOfTIONING, Refrlger- •f rogs, whal·noll, porch cbairl, ern Hi h school with 1 w0 atton servte<. .fack s Refrig· 1 Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, Veterina.m. to 5 p. m. fro:',M;~ 1 children's clothea, bed frame tomes ton• with •mk erat10n, New Haven. Phooe ar~an, large •nd small ammats l'lothes, bed •pread, adult and running water!, base- TU 2-3537. I 8 tic 128 Washington St., Raven. clothes. •hoes. hmny books, ment barn. c,rib and shop, wood, W. Va. Phone 273-4271. 1 Wented To Buy true stories, pots and p•ns, I two garuges. ond plenty of Office bours, Daily 4 to 6 p. i 1 26 tfc BUNK BEDS or twm beds in dishes, sweaters, all colors, water. $8000.00. EXPERIE~CED m. &ood conclitloo. !'hone WY Singer electric •weeper. I c. c. CUCKLF:R, REALTOR : i 4 27 61 P! 2-288ll. t JO !tc :Box ne WY Z-1830 AUTOMOBILE ' _...:.:H.::el:!:p_W.:.:...::.•n~te..:.d.::.__ ~===--=-POMEROY, OHIO Wanted To Rent_ 63 Buick _ $2,195 I___ _ ·-- -- 4_30_31c , VB LeSabre 4 dt', Sedan. On- FOR SAt.F. · ; room and bath, i AND for Financial Institution. ExWANTED to rem m \liooleport 1.\· 33,269 easy milei. Power 1 house in Rutland, glasse-d in 1 reptiunal employee benefits. 1 or Pornflt'oy , b;.,: .Janf' 30 J or >~eeri n g. Std. •hi ft. porrh.,, hardwood floors, : Phone Mr. Mci)aniel WY 2 · 4 bedrooru housf'. b.\' Dr<~vo 62 Pontile __ $1,995 gas furnace. large lot, near 2111 between 9 end 5 •or ap personnel. (:'II 4lHII44, Bel- Kooneville , dr. H• rd Top. .;rt10ot on Salem St. c. R. : pointnwnt. 43031c pre, Ohio. 4·22-t2t r One careful owner. Puwt'r .Jordan. ~ 20 12tp si<?eri ng and brakes. Hydra· - -- ·- · GRJLL COOK wan1ed at once. FOH SALE· ~ room house, 1,,.,...,.-_...,. WY 2 2143 p 0 Fo.r Rent ma11r. Spo11ess all white l'in __ •_m_•.. ••_•_·_ , Crow·s Steak Housto bath. basemf'nt. (;as (urnace, , ish. All vinyl trim. -i 4 30 Jtc 1 MODERN two bedroom dwell fireplace. Priced tor quick 'Lo f'' d s r F. I • -----· ... ' lng with full ba<OfTIPDI and sale. Phone 173·5611. Mason, gan Ire an a ety .qu P· , LAOY TO live In, Housework gas furancE". Nice location W. Va. ~ 16 tic I ment, Sa les and Servlce: Porn- , and care fnr 5 bo~s. Call · For Information cal l WY 2· PDmeroy, Ohl• . - eroy. All types and Slzes of SH 2-5414, or write Vester HOUSIC FOR SALE. J bed-, fire extinguishers, 2' < lb. ex· , Wa lker, Langsville, Ohio. 2318 _ __ . . ! JO tile SI.~(;ER SLMl' NEEDLE. zig r0001s and bath, l yeara old. tmguishers, Boaters Spectal. j 4 21 ttc HOUSE FOR RENT - 6 rooms zag equipped to buttonhole, Low down payment. Phone Dwtght Logan. Distributor. - -·and bath, 1126 K Main. Porn- i1ned l1 em, appl1'qu•. embro1'd- Harrisonville, Ohio. SH 2- 1 Phone IVY 2-3821 · Ci•il Mel•U.S. w~>men 111 Sorvtco ami n•l'l' Tootol !llcUrt tol)a eroy. WY 2-3~08. 4 27 6tc t'r. fancy df' ~ign . Pa:t off 5468. 4 21 12tc~ · 4 14 30tp Hllilb PIJ' Sh!>rt hAUrt Adnn"'!!mtMll ..."\"'=•··· . ,......, Pl~ up, .I "uelt/u /t ¥ Pomeroy Motor Co. @) .· ' I CORRAL SOME FINE GIFTS W~TH, .. Wheel Alignment i Following Retails Effect1ve Mon., Tues. & Wed, ---=====-=--- Old Town Flats :=' Society NOtes ::=:: =:,. M~~~,s~~t,:1es~e~c:io~~~ ;~~ Brake Service -··---· - ROO~t brick home, 2 bath· 1 _ rl'lou•and• nl Inn' 11pea Proeperi'OI'J' •ntntn11 b:pt!rtene• ant11 appntnted •. Tr tO Laondrymat and IIC!tools GARDIN PRIDI ROTARY MOWERS •6.97 Valley Lumber & Supply Com· ptny. :.ltdd:•port. 10·3-tlr FOR RENT- ~- Nict- -6 room Optn Man.-ht. Til t PM lq)lrtment. In Pomel'oy. 170 ~POMEROY Mulberr~-Av. Privatt> entranre Jack W, c~r..y, WY :1·2575 or at 378 Second· M•n•e•r ·St. 4-2Sifc PHONt. WY 2-2Jtl L.,...,......,.,.....,_____. JIALF-ACRE. CHROME DINETIE set .tab le: .__ r nt Sh tobacl'o h!Jose S ,,.. e . ·. are or cas . yra· 2 chairs, cabinet base. $30., . . . Ohu... Phom; WY 2-229i. New so.ooo BTU noor fur-' • 2 ltp nace, with all controls. 1 in "as••. $130. Call WY ..-tJ "'442 1 '" .. after $ p. m. 4 30 3tc For Sale -'ioiOiiiiiiiiiiii;;,..,..-;;;o;;=-..----i OIV\M H0uSE_a.nd ' 3 lots l,n r • SlWV fERRY MORSE · Pomeroy. out of high w•tec • BULK 1 • l.~:' lt&l~e .~ . V Comet car. In G ARDEN addttions, furnaces, etc., $7,· ____ __ -- Legal Notice 000.00. AUCI10NEER 1---..':'.:~..:.:..:_:_:___ 71 acre form , with modem Complete Service LIGAL HOTtel home , Chester Township, 1ood Critt Rradford Mr:~s c~~mY."t':.So COURT gravel r~•d. school bus, mall Write, Prone or Contact CYRUS n, CRISLIP, route. 2 miles from Chuter, A. C. BRADFORD ~-o~L~iLLx, OHIO. $7,500.00. Racille, Ollio "· Plalnuu, Two moden b0use1 011 (Jon. 5 1 lfC NORA JEAN CRI8L!Po dor Strtet, Pomeroy. One two 1 - ~~N:~~~~-ILLANn, years old in perfect cndilion ~ CIJb1'QM bot£bertll& and ell~ PARII.RSaURG, WEST VIRGINIA , Dotondoot. $8,000.00. One, two bedroom, tlng. Pbun Meier, Pbone WY No. "·"' NOTICI living room, klchen, batb, run z..J510. 12 I tfe Nor• Jean Crl•llp, whOM place of basement and garage, $2,500. BULLIJOZER WORK ted retldence t• c-o W1yne OIUand, Lma B Ud'.... 1 . wan · stn~t. Parkersbur1, W••t Vtrtint• u ... 011 Slate Route Small dozer. Back • filling • ,..,,. "" '"•.., tul .,.... •• 124. Dead oll Man's Curve. dreu, but whOM rtt~ldeDce 11 other All can be fln•-tl. For lor farm ponds and cutting driv .. wlu ......... wm ""• noU<• " ' -"'"" ~ I In "'-•ap rate Mfdd)e- on the l'fth da)' of April. li65, lh• ther information call : way . \,..IlK •• andeniped fl)ed hil peUUon •aatn.t port WY 2--2208 Mr la tbl Cammon PIUI Court of O'Brt.. " Crow RealiJ Co• 1 ' ' 4 26 10lc 11•1•• C.unly, 0 "•· , ..y~., ••• • dt vorce an4 other nlill. oa Ule 1raundl or WY ~Z72t flf 1rou aeclect of dutJ 1nd d_.,. condi'tt'on, st~oo 4 ztl stc larl Gnteser, PlumbiDI and lion. <1\1 . Said CIUI. Will btl for hllarln, eft Ct WY 2-6524. 4 29 etc i ,.::'Uccl! ::--cs"·AC"L.I!;-:-.""'M ""i"C dlll "'"•_ou _ fl_e_ '"IJ. HeatlnJ and aflll.l' the lll deJ' of JWM. 118& - -- ~ -... Mlnenvtue, Oblo t.:nua o, crtai1Jl BED and coil sprmg!l eat buildi.D8, &ocaMd 352 N End ) "OUr sewer troubles crow, P~~~;~"• Port•r .. for sale, dleap. Phone WY 2Second Street. Middleport AUGrnen For PlalntUI We bave 1 II 1lze1 (4.1 IP, a t!l • a. 10. 17. 34, at - 7&. 1163. 4 2li 6tc ALL VARIETIES Priced lor quiet &IIIIo. Ja. Sewer Macbin., 26" bicytl• n:. .J. C. qulro at Oblo HoteL Reasonable Rate• Single Glr Wreck flllfill.l umbrell• wnt. steep• . lnsurenw CaU WY H971 Day or Night I f20. Marlin :u rifle with 7 26 tfc 8 Investigated tlln( ~0. 20 gau~e Wlnr.he•l· 1 AUTOM0 BILE Insurance been . 1"1 . PLEASANT - Deputy ~shotgun JIU. Coleman camp Main St. Pomeroy : cancelled'' Lost your opera· I Livestock Sheriff Millard Halstead ln•·eslton $10. These items as .. ·- . . . ' tor's license: Call WY 2-2966 -- -- . ligated a one car mishap Satur· aa new. Phont WY z. DON'T PUMP you •tuggish aep. 6!5tfc 'GOLDEN Palamlno st•llion, day at 4 o m. resulting In del.ic .tank. Get Klean-Em-~11 1-'HOIU -.. t;onyma . serYtce r,..... 55". Palamino mare, will moHshlng lne 6~ tnOCel car u•t oeptte tank cleaner. Land-: ,. · """ all five pe.,ons in the car e.. new 010 • mark rant Bureau · lei madt Ill local papel'l- foal In May. !loU> young and d and clutch, 1 bulls, breed · S 18 tfc I blrt!t records ond almost •nr well broken. Ken Chaney, Oar- cap• per""' 1 !DJUI'} are. Hereford Charlatse l other documenll. win. 4 30 3tc The mishap occurred n•ar the , .. ,. , . auperior (l'ain drill . GOLF club; for sale, 1 irons Realer lnlaruoe, Pomer&J 'Y" Raub; 2 and % .when 0 1 llfl pull type, 2 bottom and 2 wood• and all teatber • • ttc Employment Wanted car driven by Wiln,a C. d~.~::; atow. I field cultivator, culti bas, male, right handed, GUARANTEE 149. Washutl,ton, Pa .. ;.tor and 1 bottom plow lor $45. Call wv 2-21!G. 4-Uik . D. ~enewablt for I WILL babysit any lime at my · off Ihe hi ghway or h> the lUI' hur.pttalizatiou. lesued home. I am 18, married and and in c:.~rJin~~ b:u.: k, the .Xllia Chalmers "B'' tractor. BABY bed, in good condition. at all 1101. Pbont WY 2-lt!H. an experienco • babysitter. ,wen! out of control Into l'bt111t Sll ,..._ f.30.12tp ~. Cat! WY 2-:1451. •-26-itc 2 II tic WY 2-30M. H4·1211: iclildt, and over on Bide. SEEDS EBERSBACH HARDWARE I Ji. m- ON WAY TO GTME ....." ..... """"'" - -- 32.YOUDI' ! 11.22laBpaiD . 311.11o11Pla'fa 116. Btal> IS.lmpl bi 40.Ciu1D&U DICK TRAC. a..C:. ta.N<tt CUT-UP _ _ Ib. CHICKEN LEGS D.liLY CRYPl'OQ1JO'l'E - u-"• how to work It: FRESH OR FROZEN - - - - -- - - lb. lb. 39c 49c A 07fiiC DTll "Wait right here for ma, Elmo! I'll lust dlar&• It, and eharp out!" M<aday Tbro Frldayt uo Sign-On, NeWI 6:11i Sacred ileart 620 Meigs CT, RFD 1):25 Pout Bowws Farm G 30 Country Jamhoret 6:57 Weather 7 00 National Nen 7 . ~ Sports 7:J5 Bill ,14JUer 7:J5 Pickens llanlware Sbow (Tutsday-Tbur.Uyl 7-50 N•w• · 8 :w Daily IJghl U5 Baker Fumlture Show ( Wed.-Auetinn) Fri, Show) 9:00 News 7:115 Bill Miller $row 9:115 Coclfe With Janet IL:OO Swll!> Shop 10:15 Mormng Meditations 10:30 Portraits ol a Patriot 10:35 Bill Miller Show IU:45 Mason Agr. Prgm (Tues.) 10:46 Family Wol'lth!p (Thurs.) 10:45 A.S.C. Pr~m (Pete Shields) (Fridays) 11 :00 News 11:115 lriny'l Coantry Junction 11:45 ttny'J Country Hymn Time 1~:00 Cement Block Newo 12:30 Gaossler'su-lSiar (Frl) I• 30 Larry Andeuan Show 3:11 Jim Mees Sltow 4:15 Blaettnar AUlO Show !TUes-Tbur.) 4 30 News (Local) 4;41 Jim Mees Show 1:00 l'ltwl GRADE A OUR FINEST QUALITY s• 49( GRADE A OUR FINEST QUALITY 1-Qt, ROSE FRUIT l·lb, cans PLYMOUTH RUBY RED I -Qt. 14-oz. JANE PARKER - un 99c 39t 59c PLAIN, SEEDED, SOUR & PUMPERNICKEL 1-lb. loof I9c JANE PARKER- ICED CAKE eoch 29c SWANEE ANN PAGE - VAN15~P INTO Till DESfRT, White, Yellow, DIYIII Faod, tNrbft; H~ey,Spiet a~d Leif!on far 7,2c· ZIIJ PB KMHE.- ·, , . '····. T!AAY RfTUI<H~ TO THE t!GATON .AHDAH-RY (()'jFilQHTAT'ON WITH char" In, , • ..., WJEH rADIO ' lw HAROL&I GRAY IT'S All Clll'1lAQE 'MIT NO APRIL LOO 11:15 Musical Interlude ON& t1JER CAN -..E THAt' "TliOSE ~~ REA-LV 6:00 Sign On 11:30 Republican Legislature BROKE l'ffl J.AWI THEV ~adi•O 6:110-15 Musical Clock 11 : ~ Walter Moeller MERRY II 1\ 7:110 Be Still and Know 12:011 Local & Ohio Newa PQORLV LI'Wt 5:~ JiiD Mees Show 7:02-30 News 12:20 Evans Bulletin Board 6:00 SUJ?down Serenade 7:45 Echoes of Joy 12:25 News-0-Grams 7:00 Sign 011 8:00 Ohio Valley News 12:30 Garden Club Stllunlays: 8:1WO Musical Clock Saturday Matinee 6:00 Si&n On _ News 8:56 Community News Alternate Saturdays 6:11i Country MUSIC Time ~ 00 Talk of the 1'ow1l 1:55 New• Beat 6:25 Coontey Jamboree 55 Mason County News 2:00 Saturday Matinee 7 oo Protestor• Hour 00 Public Service Show 2:56 Newt Beat 7:30 SportJ ~:15 Daily Light 3:00 Saturday Matinee U811o AND SLATI 7:35 Larry anderson Show 10:30 Latchstring 3:55 Newo Beat 10:45 It's MWtlc _ Army 11:00 World News 4:110 Dlaclng With Doso 11 :00 Dairy Valley & tJutton'• Community Newa 4:30 Top Ten Revue Top Ten Show 12:20 Evans BuOetln lloald 1:00 Satlll'llly New' Report ~ : OO News 12:25 News{)-Grams 5:15 Dinner Musicale 12: 15 Musical Interlude 12:30 Agriculture Program 5:30 Commtmlty Choin Country Go-Round 7:00 Of! The Air 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teet1 Blllday 1, 55 News Be• .1:110 The Jim Meet Show 7:59 Sign On 2,00 Country Go-!lqund 5:30 StlDdown s.t'enade 2: 55 News Beat 1:00 The Singing Preacher 6:30 Sifl?l Oil 3:110 Mid-Way Matinee 8:15 Newa Report Sands)o: 3:55 News Beal 1:30 Cborclt of Christ 7:30 Sfln On- Army I:IDur 4:00 Dllclng With Dou t:OO Musical Interlude 7:55 News 4:30 lntercluonge 10:30 First Baptllt Church 8.00 Baplist Layman's Hour 5:00 ComnnmltJ News 11:30 Cblldren'a Chapel 8:30 Sunday Shuw 5:05 Mason County News 11:15 Sutllay N'W3 Special WINNI' WlllllfLI 9:30 The Bible Speaks To You 5:10 World • Nat'! News 12:00 News Heporl 9:45 Sun~•y Show 5:3C Sunset Boulevard 12:15 Eplacopal Chnrdl 10:00 The Good We 7:00 Off The Air 1:110 Church of God 1&:15 Congressman'• Report Sal11ldi,J' 1:30 Gospel Call 10:30 Sunday Show 6:00 Slfl?l Or, 2:01 Old Folks Hour 11.30 The ljulel I:IDur 6:00.15 Musical Clock 3:00 190 Hit Parade 12:(1 N""s 7:00 Be Sllll 11 Know 3:!10 News Headlines 12:15 The Christian's Hour 7:02-30 New S:S2 !100 Hit Paradt 12:31; The Rev. Merlin 'l'tels 7:30 Q1lt • tbew S:55 News 1:00 T"• Rev. B. G. Stewart 7:45 Flrlt a.ptllt Church 4:00 990 Hit Parade 1:30' The Rev. Silas Blllupa 8:00 Ohio Valley New• 4:30 News Heaclllnes 2:00 The Rev. Andre\f Par111ns 8:0WO World News 4:32 190 Hit Parade 2:8 Tbe Rev. Roscoe ~rne I 9:0111Jcb School Hit Parade 4:55 New. 3:10 The Sunday Showcase 10:311 SOil& • Time 5:01 City Commissioner Rep. 6:00 The Sundown Seretlllde 10:8 '1be Gold• 5:15 190 Hit Parade 7:110 Sip~O!J~----j!_li~:IIO~Democr~~alle~~~~~~7:~00~0~fi~The Air W M P0 · Following Retails Effective All Week 14-oz. cans Cit 7 Bag 4 Tomato Juice • 4 Purple Plums • 2 Grapefruit Juice 2 Rye Bread • • Spanish ·Bar • • • Toilet Tissue • • Cake Mixes:, .., • •. 3 JIYDO satardaT'a ~h;h ~nofet '!'Hill DIFFERENCE BET\VE:E'N LIBERTY AND LIBI!lRTIIIlS II AB lilllliO.t.T AB BETWEEN QQD AJII) QODS.-IIOilRNII 40 . . . . . . . ·- 5-lb. • ltP.BD Qta 1r1' BVS!IYPJW I>THD Cit I>TCZHB LHEQOGX Florida Oranges c l-Ib. cans Ali:'I'DLIIAAX& II LOMQPIGLLOW One letter llmpq.ltallda fill' aootber.lo. ttat. ....-ple A 18 UHcl tot the thr• L'lt X I« U. two 0'-, ltc. SJ.ngle lcttrrs, ano.,. trophlu, tbl ~ u4 tormatlon ~ tlll ward!. r ~i l i . . it.L lhch day tbo lett<a ... different. VALENCIA- SWEET- JUICY Apple Sauce 97.88 POt..ECA;r ALAEAIW 32.Bab7JOd r 20" SABRE TILLER . L.ONESO'IE 29.Tnmp FUNISHED 3 rooms. on ground each. WY 2-2575. 4 30 51r rooms, finished attic and WILSON'S car wash, 550 Page :~ai~a ,:.=-::~! ':,:~"::!: floor. S. Front. ~t .. ~Iiddie- F:I:E-CiROLUX SWEEPER. ba semPnt . Out of high water St., Middleport, Ohio. Cars wrtte t~t~~a, C1•tnr name. 14dr• •nd 141 2 port. Cull WY ·' f , eomplete with 7 attachments. Central heating, priced for vacuumed. WY 2-3715. t!:::i. "'"'"· ••• - ......., 4 27 1 r Pay balance due $17.90 or quick sale. Pbune W'r 2-6116 4-22-30tc o.u, lenttnel. PamerQ. Otlht. a"'""B-;:;EO"'R"'o""o"'M:--b;-r,.-irkC""7"Dupln w 1 t~ 11.50 week . WY 2-2575. , or WY 2-2205. Charles F. AUTO SALES ~aragP . Bult-.nut Ave, Porn4 30 Stc i Wildermuth. 4 13 lfc BREED to the best lor less, , ' Curtiss Breeding Service. We FOR SALE: 195«1 Ford Fair eroy. Ca II \1 Y 2·>127 Sl~GF.R PORTABLE. zig zag I'OH SALE : All modern brick· ; 27 If< , equipped. Balance due 119.65. 1 frame 3 bedroom ranch slvle invite c~mpartson.. compare lane, good tires, car in line · the Curttss bulls wtth any condition automatic transmis FtiRNISHED -3---,.--o()m apart· WY 2-25;5. 4 30 5tc home on Chest-. Roao, near other bulls ·available. Low slon. At:.O 1953 Fordomatic ment in Middleport lor rouState Highway Garage. 100 X breeding lee. Breed to Gold transmission and 1953 Ford pie. Phone W'l 2·5431. 4-2~-tfc IT'S O!!R pleasure to loan 4110 lot. Several financing plans Medal plus proven dairv sires . 6 cvl. radiator. 4 miles out · -Ca rpet Shampooer, FREE · available to qualified person f' 1 · 2-533 7. • I' tfc and pri. cerli IPd meal • Leading Creek road from MODERN •• room and bath ) with purrha. . of l!lue Lustre : Phon•< 11~ '' ' • beef sire> for only $6 00. 51 Route 7. Rubert Vane~, Route furnished apartment, M•'ddl~-' shampoo Baker Furni111re \Iiddie · 1 ~AtE : Modern 5 room · dairy breeds, 8 beef breeds 1 1, Mddleport, Ohio. 43012\p ' 4 2_' Stc · FOI: port. WY 2-3874. 4 21 Lfr · por · frqme home in Syracuse. With 1 and 1 dual purpose, two - ·· - " · - -- ROQT.t . JlOU~E .in Pome· bath, 13 bedrooms) largo util· i trained, qual ified and exper- . 1955 Chevrolet, clean V-II goodor ro~n• WY 2-5:!85. PLANTS for sale, sweet ptota. ity room, double carport, ga• ienced technicians. F' or . llres. $150·00· Will trade 1 4 !4 tfc toes, 90c per hundred. To furn•ce, fully insulated, w.ll l prompt effie~enl and courte- i 6 e~l. Dodge or Plymouth. rna to and cabbage, lOr doz .. to ., II carpeting, btrch cabi· l ous service. Call Leland Park- 1645 Licln Hgts., Pomeroy. 4 28 41 P FuRNISHED HOUSE, 5 rooms Jlc hundred. Peppers. egg net•. Shade and fruit trees er, Pomeroy, Ohio, Phone and bath in Pom•ro1· . Call plant. n,..rroli, brussels srru bbery. Cl ose ·~ ~ IC hooI WY Z-2264 o.r A1bert Parker, IDLLMAN, 4 door, for Howard cec1·1 . y.,.-\_,, 2.,,, 262 si}routlll: and cauliflower, 15c an d churc h. y ery reasona bl e Chester, Ohto, Pbone 911f>.3415. 1957 . . ood condl 800 W. Mam St. 3 30 tfr doz. Al'o 1 shallow weil Grady Crai•, Syracuse, Ohio Cit t Ohl Phon ""3415 etgll compac1 car. g . hot water WY 2-2IIO. • es er, o, e ..,. . ,.ton. •'250 00, Phone WY 2 --- · pump, 3 eIectriC 4 29 61 P 2418. MODERN ti rooms and bath tan ks. re fngeral.or. · . •• •• ~ tfc gas 4 2 tie apartment. Middl•port. Ph. stoves •nd sink <·Bbin•ts, fur. - --- - - - - · el•' BuUdiD •·-• f IVY 2-3121. l 2~ lie nit.ure """ dishe. ~ . f. FOR SALE : Three bedroom ' 1'1 ..er & ,..,...., or Tbe Ramaler I H: . ;:~: •no ''·"' """• turn· ,n• . llooro, Mason. II' Va. house, Butternut Ave., Pom- f new bomea. BuDI In k!tchWorld Standard ol CompliC!I , IC1 l11d llllfurntlbed IPII'l •. - ------ - - . - - - eroy, hardwood ftoon, hot ens, IIOnD windoWS. alumEltcellenee . tltlltlll WV 1-!14~ ., 1 ~r rOMATO stak" for ~ale, Ver- water heating aystem, out ' lntiiD aiding. Cell Guy Net&· 811 ear nom, rtclo ud (Ill' A&P BRAND non Howell on Rt. 124, Laurel ol flood• best neighborhood. I ler, Raclna, Ohio. lwmaore. Small w eCODOIIIl' TIIAILER LOTS - lree sew Clift Road or call: V.'Y 2-5421. $85«10.00. ' 12 29 tic ud maoagerabiUIJ age and water. Brown ·• l'ml 4-24-7tc Two bedrOOIII house. High - See er Park IStale Approv.OI · · I Street , Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy HEATING, PlumblnJ, Mueller Molr<lpolltu Motoro Minersville, OhiO, Pbone WY recently refinished inside and , Furnaces. Arnold Brothers, E. Mala Street, Pomei'OJ I-33U. IS tic out $6.900.00. Ill East Mala Street, PornPbolle WY Wl7l 1 A&P BRAND I H~ lrln• & Two bedroom houaes, Lincoln eroy. Phone WY 2-2448. 4 TRAII..ER Iota tor rent~ ,.i~se Strotlon lngino Heights. Pomeroy, with new ' 7 20 tic :12 tfc I GITS HERE at.StrODgo Bl aettnars balance due 8 payments $6.00 AFORE HE 28.G- BlaettnarS ==::-::--:- --.... -.. -= -· u.r..r;-= I ! IT'LL ·ee EMPTY ..,.. .,,--..n. I ':=I DAILY CROSSWORD i . . . . . .-.: and ll'lr. ?/alter Terren. Willie two cblldreu trl Mlddlepoif, Mlu Mn. ebarl•· Hauber .00· tnere thfy alto visited the NIJIIlt' Pickens of Letart Falls, ily of Reedavllle visited Hoover Dam at Minerva Put. Mr. Clayton Chancey of Racine Louise Van ASeter llld claughlol Mrs. H>Zel Arrro:. was 1 ..t. and Mrs. Louise Vao Meter and er. ' ltor FrtdaV ol Mrs. Winnie daoebler, Vicki, IDc:ll, l'lslted Th .......... 11w · ud. 080 ........, White. Mr. and lin. Lawrence ~ • Dana Murray who Is very m ston. Jolm BDIS' ·•ere ·~· 'l'lu! Carleton Sunday School at Veterans Mtmortal Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dailey and : · had an a~dance of 34 on April had a• •'•ltors, Mr. and Mrs. children, Mr. and Mrs. Orner Buah ~ th Sunda 25 with the SUpt. Ralph Carl Dana Murray Jr. and BUl,-from Dalley vl!lted Mr. and Mrs, birthd ell em bel~ leading the singing. Preaching ~ashington, D. C. over the Homer Icenhower. a.... ~y nner servic~s fol)owet' Sunday School weekend. Mrs. Lesta Pickens 11 re- 0· - WiaLV • at 10:15 wiih the pastor Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Leo King of coveriDg from a sprained ankle. Rev. Morris Wolf of Clyde flinton. Columb11~ vl!'lted wllb her mo- !rfr. Charlie CarroU llp!llt a llld Rev. 'H. D. Oon of J) Mr. and Mrs. Martin Swart ther, Mra. Gf'Orgta Thoma llld weekend at home with hll fam. vlalted the latter'l couslu, lt(n. of Columbus were here over alao wltn bls parenltt, Mr an~ Uy. • ' Clyde Wines. the weekend to visit with her Mrs. Witlam King. Mrs. Louise Viii Meter aod Mr. llld Mrs. Ollie parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. all(] Mrs. VIrgil Carl, Mr. Nicki visited Mr. and Mrs. Lew~ visited Mr. and Mrs. WUIJi&ml B'al and to celebrate her- mo- and Mrs. Dw!gbt Carl and Ivan 1a Johnaton 'and family of MJn. Abies and fi!Dib' ~~if. !her's birthday sunday. T be 1 and Mr and Mro Charles Bar- ersvlll~ Roota. Mr. Ables' father will under- I also Vl•ill'd with her brother nett of G•ove City all were m Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hudson go eye aur1ery ID a Pltlibwribl and lumily, Mr. and Mrs. Chnrleslon re::ently to visit lolrs. of Industry, Pa., and Mr. llld hospitaL Wayne Beal. Vtrgil l:arl !llld Mra. Dwlgbl Mrs. Drexal Vance and Ml'l- Carl's grandmother, Ernie Jones were In Carpenter Mr. and Mrs Lloyd King and recently visiting with Mrs. Joe Brian and ~lona were In Shada Starcher. recently visiting hll mother, Several families of tbla com- Mrs. Mary King. munit9 have been attending tho Mr. .t1lll Mrs. Ernest HuUmao I«W081 revival at the church in Jiur. and son, Geor~e were here from L~ Her~ lingham Pittsborg!l )'0 visit 111tt sister, &. ~ 19,Like Mr. and Mrs. Charlea King Mr. and Mrs. William King. ;::::::, 20.AD&'W 2Z.Barlr. had as Sunday visltora Mrs. Vlslto>·s "ith Mr. and Mrs. oUo;r L-<* D=W'Ir. 32.Wb1Ul F:ddie King, Mr. and • Mro. harold l!um&lde were Mr. and Jl. Fonlp a.c rt .,, .fames Thornberry and !lOllS of Mrs. Harold Hager and daogb:M.tua:r Marion and Mr. and Mrs, Ed ter, Mr. and Mts. Glenn Thoma H.ll&w.. s.•wr cA Jti.Porpoiaa King ol Harrisonville. and da113bter, and Mr. an~ Ml'l. t.Nw :III.Klaoo Donald .1d Erma Yaho have Earl Thoma and son. :111• .,.._•• , , log az. Jllllltal7 u... purchased the farm which fDr· Mr. a.Jd Mrs. Dwight Cerl H. Fathlr. $.~ ZZ.Ba... C!Oillero &.Jiwclo< ful merly belong~ tQ Troy ,But$- ..d 1011 opent an evening re...uo.: 32.Kill4af :lll.i'n>er and will move In at a later ~nlly · with Mr. nnd Mrs. Lonle :rf,Totuton Illy . 7.0atbo date. Hudson. l& Qrfoaor 36.8...Mro. Hell'n Dala who hu -Vtrglnll D,n . -~ 8'1. ll'loatecl li8.Cnlllor &P .I '•c:e been home with the flo · ftir the 11:1. sou~~~em 11. Vlpon past two weeks has recovered and has returr!Od to her teacha. sycomg dulio>• at Bedford school. pilaDt'» Mr ·and Mrs. John Dean and sons Mt· &nd Mrs. Kenneth Markii'IS of Rarlne were In Pa:zti, Beooon• taskala Sunday visiting Mr and _ ~Irs. Rolw!rt Rled and family Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wise and -tum News Notes /lfJIIND 1 • "!f"t EXACTLY! IF EVEI1'/0NE WERE All GI<IEET Art> H<MST t\S TH~Y NAfVELY IMAGINE EVER'ItlNE ELSE IS! : -.... VEPII'VE SfLDOM YET KNO\I'JN A GOOD LAW THAT CLEVER RQ.:;LJt;S COOLDN"T T~!!ST INTO A 501J Li\111 I f'AACOICA~ FACTIO '10 .IJI:N Gl4i~f. ~I ~· .-. �........ -- '......... ~~~~~=$=~:::~~·: - -. ·· · · · ·· · ~ ~ ····· ·"~ ' ' THEATRE C~LLOWAYS" ('l'ecbnl,color) lteitl. Brandon at y e IO!!iGHT A TUISDAY WALT DISNEY'S nHoSI •• de .I Vera Miles. Walter ~~·· Ed Wynn, Lindt ·' .- • entt e ,ii~ ~ t r.", ~ ~ ·;: .cuc. ·:: !. ... ::::. ~~;-~~-:~-::-------------------------------------------------~--------------------------------------------------------------~~s ....____________ _v_O~L~X__VII____N__o_.__1_4_____________________________~~====~y~~:I~::::::·:O~H~:________________~T~U=ES:DA~Y~,~MA::Y~4:,~1~96:5~-----------------.....~~~----f--IV__E__C__E~- . C1rtoons WID. tnci "THURSDAY May 5-6 NOT OPEN PRIDAY and SATURDAY Moy 7·1 BRIDE" , Keir OuUea . at the lS Low President Johnson Asks Additional Funds n Primary Vote WORLD FUR STORAGE .I Interest • eCieaning eRepairing e Remodeling Dust and dtrt can serf· ously damage your fur and shorten ib life. Ha ve it restored to new lu ster and beauty . TONIGHT NON·IMMERSION Ca ry Grant, Audrey Hepburn FAMOUS NU·GLO "CHARAGE" (Technicolor) CLEANING METHOD -and- James Mason ROBINSON'S Lilli Palmer "TORPEDO BAY" Convenient Pickup Stations in Middleport·Pomoroy Tue1. & W•d. M•y 4-5 Can Grant Grace Kelly "TO CATCH A THIEF" (Technicolor) - and- Phone Pomeroy WY 2·5428·Middleport WY 2-5130 "THE SECRET DOOR" LAUNDERERS - DRY CLEANERS Robert Hutton Continue Search for Elderly Man VOTE FOR FRED HOFFMAN Republican Candidate For COUNCILMAN VILLAGE OF MIDDLEPORT Dedicated To The Service of ALL The Residents of Middleport YOUR VOTE GREATLY APPRECIATED -Pd. Pol. Adv. ANNOUNCING .OUR NEW NOW-The Bend Area Has Its Own Local Mail Order Housel Stop At Our Store and Ask For the Loan of One of Our 196 Page, 4 Color Catalogs. You WUI Find Over 2900 CarefuUy Chosen Brand Name Items at Fabulous Prices-and the Prict You See Will Be the Price You Pay-Abo 10lutely No Shipping Chareea. Shop By Mail or Phone-Ordering l11s Easy 11 1-2·3 IIi /JI.y <l'der Received By Mail or Phone Noon Each Thursday Will Be Ready For You To Pick Up at Our Store by Noon the Following Tuesday. Or We Will Deliver the Item at No Charge the First Time One of Our Truckl Ia In Your Area. j DON'T POSTPONE-SHOP BY PHONE The Pomeroy Cement Block Compr,~ny YOUR LOCAL MAIL ORDER HOUSE PHONE WY 2-3193 POMEROY Roof Repair Authorized by Heath Board The Official Board of Heath Washington and New York. Methodist Church authorized , its church trustees ot reP'air the roof of the church where needed at the May meeting held Sunday evening at the church. Mr. Leo Smith, chairman, preSided. In other acUon, Mr. William Russell was employed as cno•U" 11 director and the resignation Mr. Ben Philson was acc:ept·ed il with regret. Mr. PhHson has filled the position since Mr. William Everson moved away. Commission reports included recommendations that Bible study be held on Wednesday evenings, a new bulletin board and a coat rack In the narthex, a planned missionary program and speaker; monthly meetings of the Education commission on material and yearly calendar of activities and a vacation Bible school in the church. Mr. Smith announced the Finance and Stewardship commission would proceed with the annual budget, contacting church members aa to pi~~~~:: !I by a new metllod. Each ber of the commissions was urged 1o make an annual calenof his work and plans., to be presented when the Jjclhur·ch year begins. ' Mrs. John Baker, Leo Smith ' anq Miss Frieda Faehnle were elected agent, president, and secretary, respectively, of the ministerial fund. Mrs. N a n Moore was named greeter chairman for May. It was announced that a sweeper, fire extinguishers and communion set has been purchased. Mrs. Earl Davenport and Mrs. Jeanne Cooke were named as Cf><ilialrmen for the pfaclng flowers Ill the church urns each SundaY and are to contact mernbers for the work. The meet-11 1ng was closed with prayer ~--------------·~·--------------------------~~~.sw~ Come to Elberfelds and See . ' '\ J I '>I Our Beautiful Group Of WOMEN'S DRESSES I The Ideal Glh For Mother's Dayl All so comfortabl11 and easy to wear knits, laces, linens and synthetic fabric.s, . Choose your Mother's Doy gifts or yO\olr vacation wardrobe from our wide cholct · Mother's Day Is Next Sunday, May 9th ohizes and styles. • ·-· _ .. - . ELBERF,ELDS IN ·POME ... • ' . ' ... � 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/. 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