https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/39014d7a7842817d47dcc7400f57e4c8.pdf 4b7504d02bce826a29f7643146a77cec PDF Text Text :: I ) • '· I I • r )' ' ,. ,; = r·------,,. l'\ Athens Pomona Initiated during lbe·tvelilbf· M'embers are t.!~er~t~~~ C:"~er Officers of Pomeroy Band Boosters Ob&ertle Mother•' . . ~ Mainly About ~ Are Installed· Committees Named DayinServicel "Mother and Music," to honor Entertam both Mothers Day and National .. peopIe In il~ Officers for the coming year ey' hai'rmen Mrs George Mothers Day was observed Met'gs Guests Muoio Week, presented a ple88Honor of Son Iii were installed by the Pomeroy Hobstetter, Mrs. ~~· Ho~!d•· Sunday morning at the Pome- Members of Atbens County Po. ing program of readings and Pomeroy m Band Boosters Association last shell, Mrs. Elmer J Jte, ;·· roy Church of Christ.d Sch the mon• Grange were gues ' when song• including a musical Mr. ad Mrs. Jonseph Struble Beulah Autherson who week at the Semor High School Elmer Baile.y, ~ 8 · /mesM Meigs County pomona met test a'nd group singing. quar.. al.nally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 11, 1965 ' m • I CO·C ' • ~ at • y ;.. _, " .::.,... ": "· .: ,. ... IJ ,:: ._ COD· J· . h entertained wtth a party Sun- Mrs. . auditorium tus, Mrs. Dick Neutz mg, rs. Durmg the Sun ay evening at Saljs. h ld st tber 001 Frida day evening at their Mulberry fell a week ago brheakmgSather M~xine Arnold presi- Vernon Bmg, Mrs. Thomas Hen- hour, Milton Rousfi superlnten- bury ~hool tthet honored It e 0t~r ~ h · th right leg returned orne ur- Mrs. .' .h J Mrs David Goodch · ( younges mo Heights. home on?rmg e1r da fro~ Veterans Memorial dent, opened the meetmg w1t n~ssy, r • · 1 McKenzie, ent, on behalf of the s oo,1 Introduced and welcomed mother with the most children, son, M1achel, on his lith birth- h0 Y 't 1 devotiOns. It was voted to pur- wm, Mrs. Dona d M C E presented geraniums to Mrs. were Athens and Me!gs deputy by singing "How Great Thou day. : . aa~d Mrs. Rose n!Jaum re- chase water _pipe to go from Mrs. Vernon ~vans~zo ~~nc.hmi Anna Burton, the oldest mother, masters, past deputy masters, Art." Ater . the honor~d g~est op- turned home Sunday evening af- the football ticket stand to the Blakesle~, Mr!:i. R:hs Mrs. Wal· Mrs. Edward Venoy, the young- Athens Pomona mastet and subened hiS many ~I,ce gifts _and ter spending the past ten days small refresh~ent booth. Mrs. Mrs. VIct?r H~nn M'rs Geor e est mother ; and Mrs. Ralph ordinate Grange masters. Leo It was announced that June I the children sang Happy Btrth- with their son and daughter-in- Harry Watson mstalled the new tcr Gru~ser' and . g Sewell the mother with most Story, legislative agent, repurt- State Master and Mrs. Byron day" to him, two _decorated law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosen- officers inclu~ing Mrs. Tru_man Carper. children. Each mother presented that due to the split between Frecerlck will be _guests of birthday cakes carr_ym~ out baum and family who recently IRu~sell, p:esident: Mrs. H1lber Named on the dining room received 8 small potted plant the Republicans and Demo- Athens Gran~e and mvi~ed all , ttJe green and whit... theme, moved to Reynoldsburg. , Qu1vey, VICe president, Mrs. committee were Mrs. Tom and small potted plants were crats, the Ohio Leglslatur.. ap- grangers to _Jojn with them in naked by Mrs. Struble and M~s. Mrs. George Shiveler of Cin- Harold Ebersb::t.~h, treasurer, Crow and Mrs. Harry Watson, sent to shut-in mothers. "Mo- pears to be quite unproductive a covered dish dinner ftt 6:31J John Terrell, were servd With cinn<~ti arrived Fri<lay to be and Mrs. Marvm Burt, secre- ro-ehairmen, Mrs. James Clat· ther" was the topic of the ser~ as of 1260 bills introduced, only p. m. Rereshments of pie, 1 with her sister, Mrs: Dana Hy- tary. I ice ~ream and coffee. . . worthy, Mrs. Eugene 'J'r!p~ett, rnon by ev. Jerry Masters Z4 have been passed by those sandwiches: tea and co~fee'Wert 1 Present were Mr. and Mrs. 1sell. Mr. HysP!l Will undergo for servmg the Mrs. Virg 11 King, Mrs. at the worship service. houses. One new members was served durmg the SOCial hour. C J. Struble, Mr. and Mrs. major surgery th1s week. Alumm banquet w~re name~ by Radford. Mrs. Dom1ld Lannmg,\;;_;;;;;_;;;;;;~_;;;~~------.;..~....................iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_..,....., .John Terrell, Mr. and . Mrs. A. N. Grueser of Grove ~ity Mrs. Russell and mclude, k1tch·l Mrs. Harold Lohse, Mrs. WitCharles Legar and Emeha Dar is the guest of Miss Genevieve en : Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Qmv· liarn Hudson, Mrs. William Nellene, Chuckie Bill and Mana Stobart and hrolhcr, Robert. son Mrs. James O'Brien, Mrs. lii:!.wn . Mr. and Mrs Gene Mitch Edd ie and .Jerri Frick of Co- i~~w:r~'!m'W~,.~-;--..1'"8'!WfJ Th~rston Stone, Mrs. Phil Gioand Shari and M~rk, the host lumbus SP!'III the week~nd With ' Dakar, Mrs. William Porter, and hostess and Michael Moth- the1r pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. fOUn n Mrs. Charles Girffith, Mrs. Just as cool a:-. gm ng '~ Jerry Grueser, Mrs. kenneth barefoot. but IJettP.r he· ers present were also honor1- Paul Frkk and tam11lyc 1 b ~ ed with gifts and ~1rs. Terre 1 Larry Thomas o o urn t_ l s ! -~ Chaney and Mrs. Richard Mees. cause the loam rubber received a caB during the even· spent the ""ekend with his I ij . sole cushions :-'OII r st!':ls mg from her daughter, Mrs parents. Mr and Mrs Harry Mrs. alph ~mtth and_ Mrs. and the bo!d . handsome harle!i Spencer of Bradenton, 11'homas a11d Mt and Mrs. M d M E M Burton Avery St. Cla1r, co- charrmen, tint's are :,U l"etc: hlng f1 ~~Ia ' Don Rea He wafl acc0mpanied r. ahn r~ d. t · M 11 s- Mrs. Oren Colmer, Mrs. LawPunrh - tlo11 t>d whJ te . home Su~day evemng by Mrs. spent ~ e wee en a 1 cr renee Francis, Mrs. Charles leal her HAVE DINNER GUESTS Thomas and daughter, Melinda, port With her daughter an~ s~~ Legar, Mrs. Lawrence Hoffner, Mr Carl Jennings who spent the past week with m~law, Mr. and Mrs. e I Mrs. ay Glaze, Mrs. Pearl ONLY Mr. and _s. . her parents, the Reas. Mmor. sheets Mrs Joe Ebersbach, t'ntertained _with a dmner Sun- Mrs. Welby Whaley was the Mrs. Charles Sears Is spend- M "Ed ani Wells Mrs. Leo I day, at their home, Nye Av,e. Sundav dinner guest of her ing a vacation in Clanton, Ala- V rs. h wMrs Do~ld Brickles nuests were Mr. and Mrs. El- daugh.trr ;md son·in-law, Mr. bama with her parents and oth- adug , an, H~rold Ebersbach t an 1,1rs. • . d W ks Mr and Mrs John 1 1Ives. on eP • · r Ral h and Mrs. Karl Grueser and sons er rea . clean up committee; Mrs. RoBatey , Mr. and M s. p of Mmersvdle. Mr. and Mrs. Marv~n Kelly bert Fetty and Mrs. Marvin each pair, "KEEN·E!)GE" !ii::~~M..id;:d:l:e:po:r:t,:0:.===-=~11:,:".:,"_'.'.:.r_•_n_,d,.P_e..te_r_J_e_nn_,ln"'g_,s... Mr. and .Mrs. John Jordan spent the weekend m Columbus B 1 . k up committee· and or two pairs · son and f~ ily ' Mr · I Mrs. ur ' Kenneth pic _ " __ and daughter of Columbus were WI'th th e1r MrLaughlin,' coer cutlery for 3.00 wceken<l ~:, uests of her parents, and Mrs. Mark Kell~ and chll- Ide chairman. Girl band rnernIMr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag, dren. bers who wtll be sophomores, I MinersvJ lle. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vro- ·uniors and seniors next 1 Mrs. .John F. Baily and Mr. man and children, Mark and J ear ~ill work in the dining ONlY FINEST SOLID, and Mrs. Russ Watson were Esther of Belpre spent Sunday Y ' , , ) Sunday dinner gutosts of Mr. with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. room. NORTHERN-GROWN John Scott. John Vroman and Mr. and Mrs. At the close of the meeting MAPLE ... OF HARDEST IandMiss~irs.Greta Horden of Colum· Fielding Hawkins. refreshments were served by "BOWLING PIN Ibus is the guest of her sister Mrs. LuciUe Mayes spent the Mrs. Max me Arnold and Mrs. la nd brother·m·law, Mr. and weekend in Bt'lpre wit.h her dau- Harry Watson, QUALITY" ... IS Mrs. George Skinner and farnighter and fanuly, Mr. and Mrs. ----GOOD ENOUGH FOR ly. Ernest Covert and family. They l Mr. ~nd Mrs. Dale Kesterson accompanied her home Sunday Auxiliary Memben \'iere Sunday dmner guests of evening leaving their daughter, hfeet in Syracuse li: IV'r" , .Attcctou·n Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kesterson of Paula, for a longer visit with Chester. her grandmother. Mrs. Agnes White entertain Mehssa, Mowrey of Pt. Pleas- Dinner guests Sunday witb ed the Pom~r.oy Bend CB a a~t. W. \a , spent the weekend Mrs. James Murray were her dio Club Auxiliary at herhome w1th her grandparents, Mr. and grauddaughter, Mary Ward and n Syra_cuse, Frd~y evenng. Mrs George Mowrey a friend, Duane Childs of Rav- The busmess meehng was. preSunday guests of Mr. and theG president, ~~ (' , M'\ enswo od , W. Va . Sh e attends sided over by . . rs .eorge 1v1owrey were 1- Mountain State Business Col- Mrs. Betty 8 1ggs. . am~s were ford Mowrey and d aughter, Me- lege and will graduate in Aug· played under the dJreclion of gan and Mary Middleton of Pt. t C 11 . g . th altern on Mrs. White with pnzes awardPI t w u us. am m e o v· .. easan ' · 'a. were Mr. and Mrs. Randolph ed to Mrs. Biggs, Mrs. ll'gJrua Dr. and M•·s. E. A. .Tracy War d a1so o1 Ravenswood , W. Neutzling • Mrs · Esther Harden, . d Mrs Nancy Carnahan, Mrs. were wee kend guests of h1s mo- V M M h M E T a. rs. urray a1so receive · . It's 0 mark of pride and confidencet ~; a~d ~irsJ. D~~~fct Pullins a telephone cal\ from her son, Lee EnocMh, MArsd. HlennsettallhShu· · Sta nley· Wayne of Can- •r . 01 worth- ler and rs. . e me 1 Jam Murray and son •v r. 11''11' · m d .ted in the flawless hard maple and superb 1mg priZe · ' ' · t K The trave ona Iton were Sunday aflernoon vis~ mg on, y. by Mrs Joyce Carson, was won construcf 10 n of every piece itors of Mr and Mrs Sherley Dr. and Mrs. Cecll Harden o1 , h I · · c t b k d Is by Mrs. S u er. . Swan. o urn us were wee en gues . be June of authentic Provincetown .. MW!t.cdctltct...,. 8. 4-ll. 111111 ad IIOUNdlt ldNOrt of her sister, Mrs. Garen Stans-- The next meeting WI 11 .. MWI, lilt Kiuon p, 4-kl. COIIIDIIIIU•IIlllltd Mkll Ki . . . 1 DINNER GIVEN . bury in Middleport and with 3rd at the home of Mrs. Lee furnitlOI'e. See the factory .. ~~1C61Mt1 •. 4-111. cutk:ll ........ _Mrs. Ben_ Bu~k entertamed his sister and family, Mr. and Enoch. .. c.ll; ...-. tciiiOI'I L _..111. ~ ttiiiOn L 41At-ln. Alii RII!Ptrl registration feature. . . . . . . . . . . ICbiOt$ With a family dmner .Sunday at Mrs. George Skinner and fam~er home, Rock Sprmgs Road . .1 of Pome R D MOTHERS HONORED ._ ,,..,..... ttllnnlr~~ .._; 1Present were Mr. and Mrs. I YM L ;oyMcCo ~s ent Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowen Benmc Buck and Eddy, Char- S ;· 1· 1 b m 'th 'Phis entertained with a dinner Sun· rna , Cindy, Candice and James untt ~~ ~Cu• WI day honoring his mother, Mrs. of New Lexington. Mr. and m~ er, d ~ cJ om;s. J Frank Amos, and her mother Mrs. Gail Buck and Jon and /ian 1 ~'·w •rdng, ri Mrs Clara Karr. Present were 0h hs1Ie Gloria of Pomeroy and the ahn amki Y do .t stphen Mr ·and Mrs. Frank Amos, Mrs . I . . h f te wr.een WI Is mo er · Mrtte MIDDLE?ORT, 0. •hostess. Callmg m t e a ternoon Mr d M R be 1 R Homer Showers, Mrs. Y 0 I were Mr. and Mrs. D<.~le Kester- d. athn rlst.. r et Long and daughter, Dorothy, an o er re a tves. L,,.,.,...,......,_~---..,..,..,,.,..,,..,.,,.,,.,..,~s::'on~.--------M - D 'do an d Mr. and Mrs · Bowen. In ":: --~ . __ _ r. an d Mrs. 'L<t:e a_vt on, the afternoon, Mr. Bowen took Athens, spent Sunday With her Mr. and Mrs. Amos and Mrs. a': Com~1ttees BETTER A I· ______ ' FIVE CENTS I uster, VISIT ELBERFELD$ HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT ON THE MAIN FLOOR - YOU'Ll ENJOY SEEING THE NEW HOUSEHOLD HELPS - THE NEW GIFT MERCHANDISE - THE LAWN AND GARDEN SUPPLIES AND THE ALWAYS SENSIBLE PRICES. d Ad About Middleport I \J. ""' . WJII~am Than Barefoot l 1'· "': ~~ ~~~~~-:~-------------------------------------------------------------------------1~----------~~, VOl XVII NO, 21 ~>nA•~y ..100 EPORT HIO --------------------------------r~--~~u L__~·-o____________W~E~D~N~ES~D~AY~,_M~A~Y~J2:·~1-96~5------------ ~~~ / lm1J(Yrled Hollt>wground Scissors and 3.99 THE SHOE BOX l ~ Rabies Clinic Dates Stft 1 1 • I 1 1 1 s ia n~ could later rlaim th at a lull sca le effort had not bl•en m1 ended from the sta rt - but onl y a test of some of the "ele· men t'" of th· soft landing procrdure. rThe V S Surveyor project, whirh calls for soft-landing 13 mstrumem package_c; to probe ;md photoj.!raph the moon's sur. far !' . hegms ~ ex t October and end.; 1n 1!167. J WHY WE DISPLAY THIS TAG I _ ·--__ .. M-lo.""'-· ..... ....... . "',., 1 1 BAKER f"~NITURE c,; 1 1 ':t j BE THRlml ALWAYS SAVE ALL OF YOUR SALESLIPS FROM 'bel ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ,. • Old6 Dealer's! WIN AN OLDSMOBILE 4-4-2 Four 4-4·2 grand prizes t Plus 442 transistor radios I You don't have to play golf to win, Visit your Olds Dealer or participat· ing golf professional,,. get your" Golf·O-Rama" entry form 11 Thts P"l' oT lt r ends rr>odl'l,J ht. J une 5. 1965 and 11 rnb1~tud to h~enstd dr.v1~. 18 or older Thlt 0ff1rlt VOid OUI• 51dt ut tl"• U ~ A, ar,d 11, W·>Ccn~1 n and Flondt, and 11 sub1t t! to allttlderal.lta\t or loctl reiJllla\lons Ru•den_tll of NfiiW Jt!Wr o~t.W.(Ilt. !(~"•a• tnd Ntbrtticl ltljUtiM tntl)' lorm bv Wflttng Bo• 4420, ~1101\ Michtgtn. may 26. parents, ....!!!!""~""~~:~ son Jones.Mr. and Mrs. Emer· g.hh·o~w~e~rs~f~orrja~n_:a~i~rp~la~n~o~ri~de:·J,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,..,,..,..,.,.,~.,~ ·.:: Mr. and Mrs. Caroell Vance and family were in Huntington, W. Va. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vance have returned from a wedding trip through Virginia and the Carolinas. They are visiting with their parents at the present time. Vance, a Spc. 4 wilh the U. S. Army Is to leave shortly for a tour of duty in Germ· any. Mother's Day weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Riffle .were their families, Melvin Ril· fie of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. David McKenzie and children, Phillip, Jeff, and Josey of Gallipolis. Mrs. Minerva Childers ru... received word of the unexpected death of her nephew, George Bennett, 47, who died of heart attack while on vacation Jn the Bahama I•landa. His borne is In Hollywood, Florida. He is survived by one son, Michael of Florida. MEIGS THEATRE "-·Ohio LAST TIME TONUiHT "FATHER GOOSE" Cary Grant, Leslie Caron (TechnJcolor) Colorc1rtaona WID. tnd THURSDAY Mq 12·13 NOT OPEN fRIDAY & SATURDAY Moy 14-15 •pj~LM SPRINGS WEIKEND• (Tecbnlcolor) :rroy DonahuelnConnle SteY· ens, Ty Hard , Jerry Van Dy•e. "LAW OP THI LAWLISS" (Teclmlcolor) !l'vOJUio DeCarlo, Date Bobortloll. Wm. BendJx. ,..,...:*•f!ll -teur as•ur ....., ~laef , . _ ,_ahir ...v,.·;. . . ... trr• . . . ••••'"' .,.~sit.•~ .,. • . _, / ·· .·,,...-... ,,. ' . A•""IIBIIIf-r ·-J La:c. . .· ·~rw~ ,., Q'eR~IAeU<~ . •·r . ' ., } ,; , . ' . B.tpoi•t. • ll"''""'•ter ,.. ' 'I'GppGif ~ ·~ . I ' .. ' I . ~ I ·' •~ .... 1,'1 i \t ,;·' . ; • I • ' ~· ,. I : 1.., ~ ; In the WORLD �l ' • Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 , May 12, 1981 Voice of Broadway ••• reporting S~nti11PI COMMENT I> liNG EDITORIAU Y ~,_ Broadwa7 Grapevine George Sanders wiD s!ar in an Israeli film being produced by American International. It's a thriller, "TrWlk to Cairo" which aounds as II it might be baaed on tlte recent headlined atory about the spy who was packed in a specially b u i II trunk and shipped by air from Rome to Garro . Although the musical ''Maggie May'' receJva ed great notices In lAndon, L~ one! Bart ill haVlng a lot of trouble with his leading ladles. Fint Rachel Roberts quit the ahow to spend more time as plain Mrs. Rex Harrison (although that'• not really very plain'), and now her repi·acement - Georgia Brol\'11-plano to leBYt the title role n u t montll. Tammy Grimea Is beIng talked of as the nest lead, so she may be the one ·to bring It to Broad1tay . . Sergio Frailchi Ia trhllled after a trip to Washington 10 olng at one of QIDOANS unde r the leadership of Gov. Jamet A. Rhodes are payine trlbuie to the hospitals of our state 11 the an· nual Ohio Hospital Week Is being obser•ed. In Meigs roun ty , whirh Is not "ho• pltal" oriented as are neighboring areas, ""' 1eem to be taking the observance in atrid&. bu t whtl e we seem to be neglectIn& any formal program. we nevertheleas take pride in contributions that are belne made by hosprtals in the providing the lines! health care possible lor all who enter their doors There II hardly I famIly !bat does not have reason to be thankful for our hospitals In one way or aaother 11 a haven for the sick or In- jured. There are natural!~ prohl em.s on the honwn that wtll etfed our hOsp•l•l• to a gr.at degree Tho impart of medica re is one that is no w posed Alreadv the ('a re of persons und er the state health care program of th e Divili ion of Aid tor the Aged IS rea rhtn g hemendous proportwns. Thts yt'ar 1t 1s expeded that •tale expenditures lor the care ot the elderly will pass the S22 mtlhon mark. During the run ent fi scal year IN the first 10 months Slfl ; 17 610 .,., spr•nt, and that represen ts a Ju mp of $Z,755 719 over the same pe11od last year. DurIng the past month hospttals recetved .2,032,687 !01 health care of this group. The medtcare hill "h11h passed lhe House. and Js now under eonsHieratwn by the Senate deserves the fulle st hearIngs to best meet the hralth needs of th e Ienior ctti1ens The Hou>e amend ed bill curtes a mu ch larger p11ce tah, and heyond Its finandal asprd .~ 1ts baSH' danllrl and faults ha\le 1e11oua lmphr alioDI to the operations of hosprtals and the puctlce or m~dlcme The bill will result In bureaucrati c co ntrol 0\'t'r ma· ny aspects or the medical profeSSIOn, and the pressure on hospitals will mount to 1 hiMh d•Kree The bill will prov1de benefits for all over 65 wheth et or not thev want them, and whether or not they are in flnan<l81 need With th• state fi~urez reported ahovt 11 appear!' that there II gorng to he !luplil'atron of prolfiMI, and there are strong mdwat10ns tbal further pohlltal partteipatron wtll be ,Involved wtlh manv ohvtous d a n~P rs to present hiKh degree of medr cal care. We hope that the la wmakm will reallie that medtcate is not offering the onb' aolution, and anything th at er.daugtrs the present high stanrlards of hospit11 perlorman<e Ia •omethinK to he •hun- ..d. • Lady Bird Johnson'• Wh lit House luncheons . . . Tina Louise denies marrtage plans at least at the moment. Saya she adores belnl lingle, (And with all those hand101111 OIC!Orll, why not?) Marty Ransohoff Is dellrloua over the good news he received 1n a conference with MGM executives In New York. On the basis of advance booklnp chalked up for his ''The Sand· piper," Jl'arrlng Liz llld Dlcld,e they confidently predict an unprecedented $25,000.000 world· wide gro" for tho picture. So Marty's scheduling a quick trip to London to meet with the Bur· tons about a second co-starrii!J deal Merv GrHfitlt has three amazi~gly unexpected t~U<Sis lined up for his new late nilbt TV show. All agreed to make the scene on condition that their nameo not be announcod In ad· vance. But at least two are ruaranteed to cause biJ talk- HELEN HELP US! l - - by By William S. White WASHINGTON - Something evtl time In history; It Is the gospel no m<Jre. The plain truth JS that the rea! mtervenors in the Dominia! thts is, has been accom- can Republic were hard • core phshPd by the decis1ve military C.:ommurust!, who were pre· action of the Umted State~ a- parmg there the sam..- sort or .:am~;t planned anarchy Jn the phony "war of Hberatton" which n...mimcan Repubhc. we are resisting in South Viet Nam It w.as they wh sygtemFor the first time. Washmgton atically took over the rebillious has h one~ t ly and eHe<.iively forres m Santo Domingo. These cha ll enged the perilous hyare the facts. pocnsv of a doubl e :standard m t h~ matt er of '" nonmi Prvenl ion' ' or course, some of the same tr. l.at m affai rs 'l,e doclnne qub rtf!rs here at home which fm nonmle rven1Jt)n or rg rnally frnd mnumerable excuse!! for and nt:: hlly reJected any rdea thf Communtst invaders of of gunbl.at Yankee rnt erferenre. South V1et Nam and innumerabCJ the model of half a lifet tme le ha1r • splittmg shortcomings ago m !he aff;ms of countrtes m the Amencan posttJOn there to 1he !Iouth are now domg exactly the same thmg as to the Domlmcan Relnt t rnd 'tnnal rommu nlsm. public It is standard operating however had long per verted thr s, as 11 ha ~ pN vertl'd !iiO procedure ; we must JUSt l!let many other de('ent concepts , so us~ to 1t. The platn truth " that the that obhque C'ormnum:1t subver·United Slates "mtervened '' to !llon m t h i ~ hf'rmsphere - as In Caslro 1 'uha - WH S nevtor. neY.. slran~e at b1rth another Cubaner, '' lnt e rvt~ntion " Any effo rt model conspJr.a,·y. It "intervenb\ !he ll ntted States to ha ll ed ' at the only point In which these creeprng .advancf's of ln Simple common :sense the Commumst tmptrlalism bf'- thmg must be done - that is, c.Jme b~ the sa me mad prores ~ before the conspirators had of double • lhtnk th f' only t1me to consolidate their power krnd of · rnt ervenlion" then• ev~ and present the free world wlth er eould bt' an accomplished traged), Q What 1g; rntt-rventi on" A The plam truth ts that those Why, 11 is when the Unit~ who have troubled to look realSttt tes lnt>s to prevent the de- ity in the face know .all lim ~ ~~ ud 1on of a government m perfertly well. It IS not , therelhl.'J hem1sph~ re by outs1de Com· fore . a prttty picture \thic .. hat mums! states operatmg through been unfoldmg ins1de Washmg~ loca l!y placed stooge! and gun- ton in recent days. In the name men Thi ~ ha s been L.e absurd of "nonintervent ion" some and ev1J g o~ pe l of an ttbsurd and Latin • American powers have rnou than the defea t of another Communist probe in thi!l hemtsphere, fatefully import ant been screamlng at ua - In publlc - for the rude, rude way In whtch we have dared to a<1 for the securtty of ali this hemisphere. not excluding lht security of their own countries. But m private they havr betn saymg to our people· "Thank God you went in in t1me." Of course. we also are aet.. tmg a little more .Jr less concealed flak from oome people In the otlter Western and allied powers. Th11 is not solely because hear-batting the big fellow v,ho must carry the burden of all the West 11 a fairly com~ man temptation - &I well as an unhappy illustrahon or one small aspect of human nature. It 11 also because the United States has long fo111ht "colonJalism" - too soon and too mul'h, sometimes, in this colummst's opinion, but lolflht it JUlllt the same. Thus some of the el <.'Olonial powers point a fmger and auy : " AH, hah, you people are colomahsts, too " Th1e is m ere rubbiah without a chemJcal trace of justification. Still, It makes aome of the other Western fellows feel better. And this, too, is one of the pams ot power and responsibility . The nation that carries the real weight alone must not only lift amaller powers onto 1ts back but mu11t also allow them to bile thlt well')' back as well. NatiOnal frustra· t·ons and petty envies these dayo · are not purged on the psychiatric couch : they are worked off on tht: lired rr~m• of old Uncle Sam. Hele" Bottel-.... TWC FAMILY HOlJSEHOW7 Dear Helen : First two chickens In every pot, then two cara in every 1arage. Now we can't decide whether we'd rather have two hou1es (a cottage at the lake, pluo the one In town) or a secund family. Our children ore 17 and 18, both leaviDJ lor coliel(e, and I'm aoln1 to be 10 very lonely. At 40, I'm not too old to have a baby, and my )lui band still has ~ years before rehrement. Frankly, what iood 11 a IUmmer f.Ome wtthout any children lo share it with? What would you vote for? And your readera? - LONGING. Dear Lonring: wao as binding as an oath on the Bible. But today a "square" Is 1 guy who voluntee" And tries to do a better Job, even H it means overtime without pay. A square is a guy who doean't want to slop ai the bar and &et all juiced up because he prefers to K• to his own homo, his own dinner table and his own bed. He hasn't learned to cut cor· nero or goof off. This creep we csll 1 "square" gell all choked up when ht hears children olnging "M y Country Tio of Thee." He even belleveo In God and 1ya1 so, In publk! A square IS a KUY who Uvea within hJS meano and thinks Uncle Sam should too. Now Jook, dear, would you He doesn't want to ny now ask me to tell you what kind llld pay later. He is likely to or car to buy. or whether you save hts own money for a should have an A-frame house at the lake? So don't uk me rainy day, rather than count on to make your decision on a far using yours. He tells hio son It's more Immore tmportant move. It'• portant to play fair than win. 'ltrlctly a family affair! lmagtne! Why not .write a list of adA square It 1 ruy who read• nntages and disadvantages 111d you can lind a lot or both. Scr1pture when nobody's watchI'll start you out with a oouple Ing and prays when nobody'a Uotening on the off-beat side: A guy who thinu Christmas Plus · People will usumt trees ohould be green and you're a tlred 45, when you're Christmas g~ts hand-picked. really a perky liO, lllCI that He wants to see America first does tltlngs lor a woman's eeo. In everythtna. Mlnll8: There will be times He bolleveo In honoring fath(don't doubt It!) when 70u and your husband can't help er and mother lllCI "do unto feelln& like Charlet Boyer cfo. others" and that kind of stUff. He thinks he knows mort log the "Freddie" In waltz than his teen-a1er knows aboul time. car freedom ahd. curfew. You take It from thoro. -H. You squam, who dignify the P. S. I might add our Sutie human race. You squares who was born when I waa oW, and ahe haa betn tho fourth wonder hold the thankleas world In thia of our Uvea. However, the oth- place. You misfits in brave new age, you gbosto or er three weren't too far ahead • the past: stand up! Stand up By Wayne G. Brand•tadt , M. D. of calcium daily. Milk, cheese Infection and of a aevere al· of her: we've had bul~·ln baby and be counted! sitters all the way. -H. Q - My Husband lo 41. He- and the leafy vegetables are the lergic reachon after t.lllLuoin&. THE BACKYARD FENCE ~:ently he qu1t dnnldng coffee chief sourres of this calcium. This column is dedicated to Here's a ''life" from t h t for milk. Friends told h1m Because calctum IS poorly abQ - My teen-are daucbter family llvln(, 10 It you're havthat older people can drrnk too sorbed from the digestive has a large, noticeable black- Northwest Filer, a pllot'a news- in& kid trouble or just plain re-reading. much nulk and that it caUS<'!I tract. it is necessa ry to take head lnslde her ear. Is there paper. It beara "Square," another of the 1ood trouble, let Helen help YOU. hardenmg of the arterres Is more than the m1mrnum re- any woy to, get 11d of It' She will also wecome your own th1s trut' '1 qUirement ev~ry day. Unless 1 A - There 11 oo satisfactory old words, hu gone the way A - lflthoul(h It Is now person is aller&l<' to m1lk. he "modesty,'' and amusing expertencea. addreu way to get rid of a large black- of 'love," known that cholesterol and re-- should drink a pmt a day and head In a location where the "patriotism." Something to be Heen BoUol In care of IIlli lated romponents of the !IO· rall~ twice th1s 1mount wouW not okin Is tight. Since the victim snickered over. Why it used to oewapaper. ed saturated fats and not cala rharm him. is a girl, why ool oover her be there was no higher ,c.mpll· durn are responsible for hardment than to be called a Q - Would It bo safe for me earo witlt ber hair? elng of the arteries, bneleu to have eyebrows tattooed on? "square • ahooter/' Tha prom· rumors about the harmfulness l'm tired of using an eyebrow 1M of a 111QUilt cleaJ" ooce Q - Wbon I lutYI t difficult of milk persl8t. The average pencil. stool It Is followed by bleeding. adult should get about one gram A - There lo always risk of Is this 10 any way nlated to Clnctr? A - Tbe IIIII lllteir of your trouble is pllH, but a . . . . L& . . . . . . fis1ure or crack ill tha skin or mucous membrallt at the outstJT ~vc let may be tbo cauae. Cancer I-IOWCUM? HAROLY 1-JAP of the rectum is certainly a AT A LOVELY ANYTHIN6·"' posaiblllly. Your doeklr ean DINNER PAltrY u•lly determlnt tho oust. \ lLLOeiCA EA1S LIKE A BoiD ··-Q - I am • end feel ftDt. 10 SHOW Si-JE Can a doctor dilcoter a proa. HAS A DAtNiY tatlc L'lncer IYen lhou1h I don't APPE"fliE, have 1ny aymptnms of proetat"t WE &LJESS .... trouble? A - If yo1 have 1 cancer of the prostate thlt Ia just startIng, It will c~uae no qmptmns, but It can be felt by the doctor. Prompt re.moval of 111 ear1HEN ON 'THE ly pro1tate Clllrer followed by WAY HOME S/-JE approprlatf X,r1y and hormonINSIS1S ON al treatment , lives tha . best S10PPIN13 AT 'THE chance for cure, SEAN WAOON TO ORDER E\'l;RYTHIN6 Please ltllfj your queatlona ON 'THE SCORE· IDd eommenta t4 Wayne G: BOARD--·· Brandotsdt, M. D., In care of thia paper. While Dr. llrllld· stadt cannot answer Individual , lettera ho will wwer lettera of general illlerest In future co~ \ tunns, a 'foflav 's .WP.fliral Report maybe maio fronl paJt newo - tf tltey appear as scheduled. You never know when Dav• ld Merrick Is klddinl, but .hi aaya he'o worldn& on hla lrrll book, .to be litlea "A Hlatory ol Amerlcln Actors from J o h a Wilke• Boothe to George Mur· phy" The 1ttek's mo•t ra.. cinatlng bash should "- I b • "Jump Up" for Dame Marrot Fonteyn and the membera ol the Royal Ballet, who •Ill be conveyed to Staten lalancl by airport llmoualnes. Some of the troupe have wondered aloud if Rudi Nureye~ will attend, be· cause he didn t pt a spec.~! ino vrtatlon, JUit a reJUiar COillL on alona" like everyone else. The smart betting Ia that he'~ show. Why not? He hasn't missed a party since he arrived oa these shores. One of the most respected qt the local educational instltutlono lor tlrl1 Is In the throes of a heartbreaking situation - rampant marijuana addiction Warm scene · When Yogi Berra walked mto Gallagher's tbe other night after aettlng two hits in the ballgame at Shea Stad· Jurn, he received an ovation from the diners Villanova Unlvenlty sent out 300 questionnalrea to jm crltlce all ov· er tlte globe for the purpose of awarding ita annual Charlie Parker Memorial prize. The win nor - by an almost unanlfiiOU• vote - was salophonlst Stan Getz . .. Joe Levine wa 10 pleased wllh Dirk Bogarde's perrormancoe In "DarHna,'' he's asked him to fiy to New York to sign a three-picture, oeven • flrure deal. Suzanne Pleobette'1 most frequent Hollywood dale theH nighto 11 actor Billy Bixby, of the TV show "My Favorite Mar· tlan" When Bornico MaB!I finishes her run In "W h a t M3kes Sammy Run?" on Broad· way, she'll test for the role of o &irl spy in a Screen Gems aerifs The chap dining with Elizabeth Ashley at the Hawaii Kai the other night wao no suitor, just her 1ttentlve agent, Kay K·atz . Famed hatmaker John Freder1cs is Ulreatenlng to sue a beautiful blonde singer for alle&ed non-payment of $7,000 worth of cheapeaux. . Wonder how many bonnets you get for $'1,000 The 110rd t! out tltat Kim Novak would adore . to do the cinema version or "Luv" if Frank Sinatra and Dean Martih play the fellows In it. DIVOTIL JO fNJIUil MIIGI MAlON ARIA •1cn1N a. o..... ~~-­ ' I I I I I I \ r I zzcrackle I 1 MHS G0I£ers WI"n Warmup At Wellston 0~ ., laterH u llnlld • • CIIUISI It lll1 PNf M'ftH ar Pnt11.r11r, •au.r I fll_pf'lleftr. a91 8oUintDI ltD1b1U, Jno, 30 Lftlqte1 o\91., He• Yon Cltr. Htw l'ort. Nflt• , . .... ••• ,..,. lD ld...... .. tbt DIUr ltDifatl tfllet ll:t.. tla . .DUll, 11.101 ..... - - . . . "' WotoJ ltoute •htrt ''-""" ''"''" 801 anllabll, on1 1D1mt11i tUA '-1 . . , 0111 ,.., 110.<111 . . . .. . ...... TIP'M IDOaCIII, ~ ) . GOT YOU . OVER A BAJUtEL? DtPnl'lf ., • ·~~ .:~.s tgh';;job '~"/ear ° , II Olllo.. fllttl ~~eric R ose R a ns R a will l •d e as r Reds n,·p plt.,·ls 9 to 1 It 1 "" n.u.~. II 1 Chnf•• f11111tfllll . . tftt ftlblllbll lf'ftJ' 1tanoon " " " hllhJ' b, rh• Oh.to v.u.,. a'llltll•bo lhl Complft1 liD "'teh1nlt it Pt~m ..,.. Oblo, Bullae. 0111• _..._ WY MtN Edlt.rorlal fllt~llf tW'\1 " 109~ Yogi Retires; Reds Cut Helms and Steve Boros GAHS Wins Last Loop Tilt 15-11 ti.OO. ' ' B~RAfS W~BLD B Do It ., America• Leat~U< By GEORGE C. LANGFORD New York 000 211 100- 5 10 ldentifyini Dave Giusti ts SliD· Boston 001 1100 200 - 3 8 I Stottlemyre 13-2) and Ed· Pie. wards. Wilson, Earle) (5 ), Just mention Bob Gibson, the Heffner 18) and Tillman, Loser only other major leaguer who -Wilson 12-21 HRS _ Yas. mateo boot- later mi8Sed gettlnl home safe the sacks occupied. Sauer fan- titers, and Sech each had two the has aomething in commonbonus with trzemskl 14th).• Ed ward; (It) The Yellow Jackets baseball earned run as h11 chunky 25-year-old s • team ended its season Tuesday ed •: dropped I fieldill8 oppor- by mcheo on a passed ball. ned 7, walked none, hit none. hils; Terry and Shell<>n one baby of the Houston Astr... Mantle (6th! , Tillman (1st ). wrth a pair of !osseo at Jack· tumlles. The ocoro remained 3-3 until Jackson got S In the second each -son in the windup of the Jackson remained undefeat- the lOth when five runnel'S on lour singles and an error FIRST GAME Giusti was the lrrst btg bonus Los Ang 100 010 000- 2 7 0 1 SEOAL Southern Division, 8-3 ed and became favorites to win romped home lor Jackson on and sewed it up with 4 in the Jackson 200 001 tlffi-8 12 1 baby signed by Houston, and ,MIOn,.ota 100 001 001 _ 3 4 1 In a game continued from a 7th its play off wrth the Northern an error, three singles, and 6th innmg on Buchanan's sin- Middleport . 101 100 000--3 9 3 up until this season that was • Chance (3-li and Rodgers. , . •, inning !-3 tie In mid-April, and Dtvision. Tht Jackets finished Buck Crothers booming triple gle and three errors, Including Alflin, Terry 13) !WP) and hiS only claim to fame . Gibson Stigman Boswell 1ll Klipp- 'I I dodn I know you 10 wen 7-0 m the regularly scheduled with a 10-6 record overall, but to right center. two dropped flyballs In the out- Bierly. Stobart and Johnson is a World Series hero and a stein 19 )• and Zimmer,;an Bat- I'd swear Y"" were too cheap I..,' m · Ieague pay. I FIJLL GAME · ' wmner · · 1eague ley t9). Wmner _ Kltppstem • to rent an outboard motor!• game. field. Moore \8). of 77 major _ _ Gary Stobart finished the CONTINUED GAME The Jacketa got runnera to Buddy Moore and Gary StoSECOND GAME games. (1-0). HR _ Cardona! (•th) . continued game and took the The Jackets had a chance to third baso three times but no- bart had the ony hits off Bu- Middleport . 000 000 o_ o 2 6 Tu d . ht th bee Kindall llnd ) Ohva 15tr) . ' letrch, Edwards l7). Short, loss Soph George Sauer went win it in the bottom of the 8th Ibody home as Lefty Larry Bu- cloanan, both singles, and un- Jackson 030 004 x - 7 8 1 the ::ybimglea ·~urler:":: ' Wagner 181, Roebuck (81:. Duall the way in the full game. with two out when Sauer trtp- chanan fanned 11, walked 6, bunched. I Sauer and Moore. Buchanan g ~ and Detroit _ 000 000 502 7 1 1 ren 18) and Dalrymple. Wmner giving up a hrts but only one led down the left froid line and hit nobody and was tough with For Jackson Buchanan, Cro- and Sech. wmtltsiX bgames fits sdeas0n, lo Wash TstlouriS !3-21. Loser - Sbot1 011 031 ,~. 6 13 3 -\4-3) net er as su ere a ss. . ~ . HR - Robmson (6th). Giusti four-hit the Los An&eles Wtckersham, Regan (5 ), __ ' Dodgers 2-1 and the St. LoutS Gladdmg 17), Sherry (8 ) and M!Jw 0011 002 001- 3 10 I Cardinals rallred to help Gthson Freehan. Kreutzer, Duckworth PJlts 001 002 o:x- 4 10 1 whip the New York Mets 4-3. (1) , Klme I9J and CamJII.. Wm- Blasingame, O'Dell 111 OsmRounding out the National ner - Sher;-} 12 0 1 Loser- ski (8 ) and Torn· Oliv~r '8J. League actton, Ctncmnall top- Khne 11-1). HRS - K~rkland ' Card., ell McBean (7 ) andCran•Y United Preso laternallonal Ia League pled Philadelphia 9-l, Pitts- 12nd ), Horton ' 41 hl. dall. Wi~ner - Card well <Hi. A new life began 1 40 for The St. Louis Cardinals sent San FranciSco blanked Chtcago . Loser-Biasmgame 12-31. . . :Hl (II mnmgs1 Yogt Berra today left handed prtcher Dave Dow!- ' ALA 11 Cleve IJI)() 1111 000 1111- 2 9 0 . -2 Yogi was one of those playen ing to the Chicago Cubs on warv- 1 th A c 011 L Bait _ Clucago 000 000 11110- 0 a 2 who were cut Tuesday by the er.s. n e merJCan eague, · · 000 000 011 01 3 9 2 San Fran 001 11 0 OOx- 3 10 o Pomeroy's underclassmen fell behind in the Major League Stao~ings maJor le e teams at thev New York defeated Boston 5-3, Terry, Bell '8J, McMahon Jackson. McDaniel (6) Aberinnings and were unable to overcome a big By Uited Pres1 International pruned tha~ rosters to reach The Minnesota Twins optioned ~altimo;e shaded Clev.eland 3-2 (9 ). Krallck r! 1. Donov an ql) 1nathy (Bl and RoznovskY. Her.. lead as the GAHS Blue Devils defeated Coach National League tlt 1 1 1. .1 0 1 .. 1 <ecand baseman Cesar Tovar to tn 11 mnmgs, Detrott topped and Azcue, Barber_ Bunker (1), bel Linzy J9) and Haller WinW. L. PJ ~ payers. Denver of the Pac1ftc · · Coast Washmgton · Moore ' s Pan thers 15·11 Tues d ay on the P omer oy {;,, GB ' e ega tml 7-tl and Mmnesota L~rsen j 9), HaII (tO) an d Lau. ner' _ . Herbel r2 2) 1.osermond. Los Angelesr l7 a .680 Berra announced his retire- League and f1rst baseman Dick beat Los Angeles 3-2. Ch1cago Wmner - Ha ll r;>. J ). Loser- Jackson (2·3). Pomeroy - playing without the services of its sen- Ciucinnati l~ 9 .625 l\2 ment as a player Tuesday night. Reese to Charlotte of ,he South- and Kansas Ctty were not Krahck (0-2) _ _ __ tors who are on the Washington, D. C. trip - rallied Houston 16 11 .593 2 Yogr, who did not play last ern League. scheduled. . GIBSON GETS AWARD b1g inmngs in the third, fourth and fifth frames, but Philadelphia 1212 .500 4\2 year when he managed the Yon- The Baltimore Orioles optioned : Gmsti .. who won his first two National League NEW YORK fU Pli-The New was not enough to close the gap. . . San Francl8co 12 13 .48 5 kees, Signed as a co.ach wrth two nghthanded pitchers, Herm gam.., m consecut1ve relief Houston 020 01111 000- 2 4 O•York chapter or the Baseball Gallipolis opened the g~rne with three r~ns m Milwaukee 10 11 .476 5 the Mets and was acllvated as Starrette and Ken Rowe 1 roles before gammg a startmg Los Ang 010 000 l·JO-- 1 4 1 Wrtters AssociatiOn presf'nted 0 first inntng and four more m the second whtle Chicago 11 13 .458 5~ a player less than two weeks Rochester on U.hour recali JOb, spun his second four-hitter G111st1 f6-0 J and Brand Os- St. Loms p1tcher Bob Gibson Mitchell, a righthander, was holding the Panthers St. Louis 11 13 .458 5\i ago. But he decided last Satur- The Pittsburgh Prrates put re- o! the season and blanked the teen, ~!Jiler <91 and Roseboro. wtth the B•he Ruth Award less. New York 9 16 .360 8 day hts playmg days were over lei! pttcher Elroy Face 00 th 1Naltonal League leadmg Dodg- Loser - Osteen 13·3) HR- Tuesday night as the oulsl.<l ndPomeroy finally opened up Pittsburgh 9 16 .360 8 and sa advised club President disabled hsl for 30 days. Face~ l ers w1lhout a htl over the fmal Games 12nd I. Img player m the 1964 World 14 in the th1rd with four runs in ed tremendously by walks Tuesday's Results George We1ss. who tore 8 h ament in hiS ri ht'l s1x mmngs H1s only trouble I Ser1es when he won two game!! Its half, bu tGallipolis had also lowed by Panther pitchers. St Loui~ 4 New York 3, night The Mets askerl waivers on 1 knee 18 1_1 ~n SIX appe.aran~es t:ame in th e second when he St. Loui~ 000 OOU 310 -3 10 0 aga rnst the New York YankE'es. notched rour more In lts end Werry nnd Cummgs fanned on- Cicinnatl 9 Phila., 1, night Berra, a technicality necessary this ~eason, gave up three of the h1ts, m-1Ne w York 000 012 000- 3 10 0' RIDES TRIPLE of the inning to make the score ly two batters. Pittsburgh 4 Milwaukee 3, night to remove him from the hst of Icludmg John Kennedy's run- I G1bson f~) and McCarver, 1 NEW YORK 1\:Pl)-Brauho 11·4, Panthe~ hittmg leader was Houston 2 Los Angdes 1, night active players. He will stay on The Detroit Tigers sent first scormg infield hit. I Spahn, R1bant 19 ) and Canmz- : Baeza rode a triple at Aqueduct Werry wtth a perfect day at San Fran. 3 Chicago 0, night as a coach. baseman Bill Roman, catcher I UtJhty man Joe Gaines wal-l zaro, Gonder t9). Loser- Spahn ITuesday as he won on Country The Panlhers contmued !herr the plate. The Junior prtcher- Wednesday's Probable Pitchers The Mets sent pitcher Carl- John Sullivan and pitcher Juho ' loped a two run homer in the·\1 2-3 1 HR- Brock (l stl. Frtend at $4 !ltl In the sixth assault on Mltchellm the fourth catcher had a triple, two dou- St. Louis at New York- Sim· ton W1lley to Burr.alo or the In- Navarro to Rochester. second mnmg off loser Claude -- ' race. Gallant Ledader at $9 9~ w1th thr~e runs and then agam bles and a singl e m rour offi- mons (}.]) vs K•oll (2-1). ternat10nal League outnght. 1 The Boston Red Sox sent vet Osteen tJ-3} for all the Astro · Cincinnati 000 111 060 - 9 13 1: in the eighth and Happy Pwmy m the flfth when three more cial trips Hou"lon at Los Angeles The Washington Senators eran catcher Russ Nixon to Tor- runs. Ph1la . 010 000 000--1 8 1 at $1 0 90 m the runth. runs crossed the pla~e. Pete Other Pomeroy hJtten imght ) - Nottebart 10-1 ) vs. asked waivers on R?Y Steve.rs. onlo . . ~~ ~ ~~ , ~r~~g~t7 and Pav- 1 Anderson reheved Mitchell on Lenny Van Meter w•th 8 smgle; Drysdale (4-2). The Nals also SOJtt pttcher Nrck The Phtladelphr.a Phtlhes sent LAS'!' TRY .th mound m the ftfth as Rex CUmings, two singles; B; 1 Cmcmnatt at Phtladelphia Wtllhr~e to Spokane of the Pa- ptlcher Morrre Steevens and TORONTO, Ont. <UP! ) It up !he s•cond base Job He now Szzz Cummgs had taken over for Moore, two doubles and a (night) - Elhs i4-0) vs. Her- crrtc Coast League and returned catcher Pat Corales to Arkansas Will be a battle for second place Js battmg .J2_7 Hey! See the light. Pomeroy's Werry m the fourtlt. gle · B0 b Wh 1 gl . bert (l-21. pttcher Dallas Green to Phtla- on 24-hour recall and released •ton1ght when the Columbus Jets Eilts Slated F1nd ELECTRICIANS Gallipolis hitters were Mit- W~ds a s~ner~ a:~~ e ' Ch1cago .at San Francisco - delphia. Green had been with I outnght outfielder Bobby Del l meet the Ma ple Leafs. ln t h e Manager . D1ck :Sisler lhus fast in the chell wtth a pair of doubles F' 1 ' d :, ' Burdette (0-2) vs. Mancha! (5- the Senators on a conditional I Greco to the Travelers. Tommy Helms, 1 second game of the senes here I found rookre YELLOW PAGES. Ron Jane With a double and tn ~w. a ou e 2) or Herbel (1-2) . basis The Cmcinnati Reds sent out-r Gallipolis native Dave Rob- who had been g1ven a good 344 121 0 15 R' h d Galhpohs Mtlwaukee at p 1t t s b u r g h Cleveland optioned pitcher fielder Tommy Helms to San erts 10-21 was to get what " per-~ chance to repla•·e Rose exp•nd- Where your fi :Jgers 1 G~ ~I'll' 1 004 smg e, ~ • U'OJl, IC ar. Po~eroy .. , 330 1- 11 (mght) _ Lemaster 0 -3) vs. Stan W!lhams to Seattle and Diego on 24-hour recall and re-I haps his final start as a Jet to- able. Helms was sent to SanDi- do the walking. l;'>ng, KeJth Haney and Phtl Mlichell 1\\P). Anderson Friend 12-21. rookie outfielder R•chie Schein , leased mftelder Steve Boros out-, mght against Bill Spanswtck ego on 24-hour recall He had Cremeens, . an. smgles. and Long. Werry, Cummgs (4) Thursday's Game• blum to Salinas or the Califoro- right to San Diego !3-l L no h•ts m two appearances as S The Gallipolis cause was aida and Van Meter Werry 4 Ch" F a pmch hJtter · _ __ _·__ _ · rcago a1 an ranc1sco Houaton at Los Angeles, night The Reds al so sent t h~rd baseMajor League Leaden Cincinnati at Phija ' nlght man Steve Boros outnght to the By United Pms International Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, night Padres. He had played m tM National League COni ames scheduled) games wrth no tn ps to the G AB R n Pet. .. League plate. Boros h•t .257 '" 118 Coleman, Cin 17 59 8 22 373 Minnesota t5 7 !182 games WJlh the Reds las( seaAllen, Phil 24 92 19 34 370 Chtcago 14 B :636 son, but hJd only 31 runs batJ Aiou, sF !5 to6 t9 39 .368 Los Angeles t5 fo 6011 t y, , tt:d '" Mays, SF 25 99 22 36 .364 Cleveland II 9 .550 3 1 powe · 11 m ron nson K 1 NY 24 88 11 32 64 B It' ~ who moved from f1rst base 1 1 11 52 4 3,, I PHILADELPHIA !UP!) t ranpoo ' .3 Middleport Prep golfers on Daltmtore Jolr,son and Tony Perez sin1 hel job by Arngo, who blanked Tomght Srsler ~as expected 12 1 522 3 > Th Torre, Mil t9 70 tO 24 343 Tuesday warmed u~ for the e ror · gled and Johnny Edwards dou- the Ph illles on two h1ts the last I to g1ve .ammy s Ell 1· 1· · of th e c·mcmBanks, Chi 25 93 15 31 .333 Southeastern Ohio Ne y k IS us sec-) e power-uttmg 10 14 '417 6 League I Bow or nati Reds is keeping them r1ght bled That chased Roebuck, and three innings. Ts1touns scat-1 ond chance to pi ck up h1s f1fth 9 13 ·409 6 on the trail of league-le<~ding I brought on Ryne Duren re· le1ed six hit s over six innmgs I wm agamst no losses workm g Robinson, Cin 22 72 18 24 .333 match th1s weekend at Well-•W st~~ 61 10 15 Rose, Cin 24 104 23 34 .327 ston, defeating the Wahama as mgton .400 ~ Los Angeles i leased by the Reds ea rlier th1s as he got hJs Uurd win aft er Ja~g~a:m~st~R~ay;_:H~e~r~he:r:t~(~l~-2~).~~::~~~~~;;;;~~""1 Aaron , Mil 15 55 t2 18 .327 High team 20-14'o\ . and Well- KansasT Ctty , 5 16 ·238 9\2 The Reds collerted !3 hits Tues-i season. workmg hrmsell out of severa l !f 1 American Leaga• ston !0-13lh. The nme • hole uesday Results duy mght against Philadelphia I Duren gave up a sacnf1ce fly Jams · GABRHPet. match wa s on the Wellston New. York 5 Boston 3· night lbut what really hurt Philhes' ' toteo Cardenasandarun-scor- Rose, who rode the bench Wagner Clev 20 77 20 27 351 course. B.alhmo~ 3 Cleveland 1• 11 in- cause was that f1ve of mg single to rel!ef p1tcher Ger. part of last season because of a • · nmgs mght Davalilo Clev 19 10 7 23 329 Medalist for the day was !Jet ~ t 7 W hi h were for extra bases. ry Arngo. battmg slump after bemg rook1g I ror as ngiOI> 8 n And ag Ci . II J h T t . t d't f . ' Alhson, Min 22 80 9 26 .325 Middleport's Pat Edwards with Mi Lo am ncmna came o n st oum go ere 1 or ; 1e of the year the prev1ous sea 1 '2 3 Crnpnri:!!l KC 21 87 6 28 322 a fine 38 Coach Nolan Swack nnesota ~ Ang es • mght with a big mnmg and tJght the w1n w1t.h another strong re-I son, has come on strong to sew C · · · · - l<lllly games scheduled) hel pttchng to salt away -ater, Cht 21 75 13 24 .320 hamer was to k•ep his swing- Wednesday'• Probable P!tehers McAulfe, Dot 23 82 19 26 .313 ers busy today in another Loo Anaeles at Minnesota vch~y, 9·1. T Mantilla, Bos 22 8:l 8 26 .313 match with Wahama on the new !night) May (l-!i vs Grant t3-• ns hShort was .•~rmg I Rchrdsn. NY 24 94 13 29 .309 Mason course. The results at 0 . on a t m l~ lea when the Buord Chi 20 62 11 19 .306 WellsloD" Reds got to h1m m the fourth Carde~al, LA 23 95 14 29 3115 Kansas Crty at Chicago 12, twl- innmg to tie tlte score, added National League_ Mas ·Gi- Steve Hindy (40) defeated ,nightl - Pena 111-41 and Dra- another m !he f1flh for a 2-1 anL• 10; Banks Cubs 8· yMath- Bob Greene 1401 of Wahama bowsky (0-31 vs. Buzhardt l:Hl) lead and took a 3-1 margin ewo Braves 7.' Swobod~ Mets 2\2-t I> and Darberg of Well- 811d Pozarro 10-01. . Frank Robmson's sixth horner ' r B ' . C : ston (451 by 3'h·l\. Detrott at Washmgton !ntghtl of the season 10 the sixth innmg, 7 • orre, raves , ovmgton, Sparma 10-11 vs McCormick (1- Sh I f cd f Phils : Stargell, Pirates· McCo- Ed ad (3B ) d f led z . · . oot was 1 t or .• . _ • wr s ' e ea us 1). hitter after seven mrungs vey, Gtants; Robmson, Reds, pan (48 ) of Wahama 3-1 and Cleveland at Baltimore (night) that was when the Reds put the all 6 Nichols 141) of Wellston by 3-1 --Tiant (t-O) vs. McNally 10-t). game Into thetr pocket .woerlcan Leagne - Blelary, N y k · · Orioles 7; Conigliaro, Red Sox Wayne Davis (46) defeated ew or at Boston (mghtlRose Starts RaUy (3-2) vs. Monbouquette Pete Rose led off with the 1.· Th omas, Red So <,. Ka1me, Chuck Thompson 1471 of wa- Bouton (3 2) third I h' I h 'Tigers· Gentile A's· Sch 1 hama 3-1 and lost to Charles · · • o IS our Jts, a smgle Angel;. Mantle 'Yank; all Townsend 1441 of Wellston t\2Th~nday'o ~ameo off Gary Wagner, and Vada 'R tted h, · m Kansas Ctty at Ch1cago Pmson delivered his second uns 1 Los Angeles at Minnesota, twl rdouble of the game with one · NaUonal League-Banks: Cubs Dave Burkett (47) defeated I light out Robmson was walked inten32 ; Mays: Gla~ts 20; Robmson: Ray Redmond (501 , Wahama New York at loston, twilight lionally to frll the bases and Reds 19, Jo nson, Redo 19, 3-1 and Jtm Martm (54) of Well· ICleveland at Baltimore, night Ed Roebuck was called In to Mathews, Braves 18. ston 2\2-11>. Detroit at Washington night pitch to Deroo Johnson, Amerlcaa League-Powell, Or· ' Joles 19; Mantilla, Red Sox 19; Kaline. Tigera 19; Oliva , Twins "Alii said was: 18; Colavito, Indians 18. PitcblnJ 4,000 BTU Natloul Lefpe-Giusstl, Aot.ros 6-0; Gibson, Cards 6-0; Maloney, Reds 4-0; Ellis, Reds 4-0; Farrell, Astros 3·1. Unbalanced wheels can be dangerous' because they American League - Pascual, affect your driving performance. Thl!y are nerve· Twms 4-0; Aguirre, Tigers 3-0; racking, rough ridtng and tiring in both city and Buzhardt, White Sox 3-0; Grant, country driving. Twms :Hl; Roberts, Orioles; Ter· 6,300 BTU ry, Indians; Newman, Angels, "t..,J&'I't;.f(J%~ all 4-1. bi==::.-!::1:=::; 1111 DAILY SENTINEL hbHrlpUOb •1'11tr where Line Scores I A thought for the day: "Roman phllo80pher Eplctetus said , - "Whatever you would make · habitual, practice It and II you would not make a thing b.1bltual, do not practice it, but habi· ,..tkulaJ May 12, 190S-. Jackets Drop Final Games With Jackson ly DOROTHY ICILGALLIN . Institutions Of Merit Our hospital• workinr on a 24 hour IIIIis aa<h day of the year ore there with lptl II'IDI to provide the best in aervie•. and an constantly aaleguuding the llealth of our citizens, and covering an ever widening aphero of Influence. There an oo many facets In the activi· tlu Gf hospilala For ont thing th"'e inIUtullona in Ohio provide educational &Dd career opportuntltes for more than 100,000 oiti••en1 of the stato In our own eommunity, they can become the bul· •ark of economy, providing employ· ment opportunitieo for hundreds of per· 10ns. There is t'verv reason to behf've that In yuu that he ahead they will JfOW in stature as mstltutrons that have and will mako outstanding contributions to public welfare through high standard• of ure. for educatJOnal and re· 10arch program• beyond the dreams of rnost people. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo!'l. JJ,, Houston, Giusti Tumble Dodgers by 2 to 1 Escalation Th@ llaily '' t• • GET BETTER CONTROL AND LONGER TIRE LIFE WITH Show me afilter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat." Air Conditioner ... S128·00 "l '. ,.. AND .... GET TillS FREE CHECK TODAY FILL BOWL NEW ORLEANS (UPI)-1be il'altimore Colts and Sl. Low. Cardinals of the National FOIJt. ball league are expected to liD the Sugar Bowl to ita 8011100 "aoacity when they meet In an exhibition game here AUI, If, ocrodmg to promoter llave Dixon. OUI ROTUNDA WHUA.-IALAHCl tHlCK TAKLS L~ THAN I MINUTII Keith Goble Ford, Inc. S. 3rd A.... . : •' •• .... ,,. t Millcl~rt, U.,.tf#'JJ ~,.,,, =- . 0. a-. Air Conditioner ..• s188·00 H&RFIRESTONE STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. �f •'" ~ ~ ,.., ..., . • £ p . · Representative 0 altern company IS• Armory speaker ' t.lahtecl 1 seven·branch candellibra and •T811gements of white • - • decorated the altar of a.ath Methodist Church for the Impressive candlelight pledge llerY!ee and mstallation cerell1aDy for new officers of t be WOIII!II'a Society of O~ristlan lln!ce Monday evening in the IIIICtuary of the church. Th . ed 'th e sernee was open w• in organ prelude ~Y MrS. he. M. Henne!y. orgamst. T e pledge •erviloe was conducted by Mrs. Nan Moore, society treasurer, and members . brought thelr pledges to the altar as Mrs. Moore read the Rledse invitation. She noted that at this t1me of year thousands Of Me'.hodist women would be pledging to the Women's Society and mentioned the three llelds of s.rvice including teach1111 - In schools and colleges lrllund the world: healing nlati!lg religion as a doc! or in medical science and thr work befog _carried on in hosptals and cbmcs around the. world; and friendship - stressmg the worth of persons and the rondern for the unfort una te peopie around the world. She closed with a resu me ori with LYONS the Class 12 Circle. She Clover Farm Store aho reported tha1 11 members allended the May Fellowship Day held at the Federaled Church in Pomeroy last l'ri· TUPPERS PLAINS Food Market Clover Farm Department Store Fifth and Pearl RACINE RT. 124 . Hunt's Hickory Flavored loaf Swift's Canned Luncheon Meat 31st Anniversary of Garden Club Is Celebrated in Pomeroy Meeting Prem. • • • Coffee • • • • HI-C • • • • 21( Kale • • • • 2 Salmon • • 12 oz. can ·'Members cf the Pomeroy The report of the nominating Garden club, the oldest d ub in committ.ee was given and acthe county, celebrated their 3tst cepl(•d. Officers for the coming anniversary when they met ~·ea r are Mrs. Charles PersingMonday afternoon at the home er, president; Mrs. Fred Blaett cf Mrs. Edward Baer w11h \ir s. nar. vice president; Mrs. Wai Roy Belzing as co-hostess. ter Grueser secretary; and Mrs. Mrs. Charles Persinger, pres- J. 0 . Roedel. treasurer, Mrs. fdent, opened Ihe meeting by Persinger named Mrs. Clair reading the verse of the munth. Karr, Mrs. Blaettnar and Mr s. "9/hat sunshine is to [lowt·rs. Harold Bown as program (.'Qm· sMiles are to humanity _·• milli"t'. Devotions taken from The UpPet Room were led by Mrs. Mr~ . .James R. Titus, Mr!!. Fred Blaettnar who .also read E. W. Coates and Mrs. Dor two poems on mother, "Mir· Sch.aef.er were named as the ' acle," by Lois Ann Willi<~ms, : committee to amend the by .. 1 arid "God's Garden.'' by Mvr· laws. A request for 10 flower 1 tie Seavern. Members rcspOI.ld- : arrangements for the Alumni ed to roll call by n2. ming t:l rlow-' banquet was accepted. er. that blooms in May. Tlw n:•- Mrs. Harold Brown gave a ports of the secretary and ln'as.' r!'port on vi siting the Jewel Box urer were accepted. al F'orf'sl Park. St. Louis, Mo. It was t11e early spring flower ,,,.,.··. ·· ··. show of marigol ds and azalea s. Ji' lowers are ('hanged with each ' season . Mrs. Brown also pre;l sented a paper. '' New fashions . in day lilies" takf'n from the ~ I Flower and Garden magazmc 1 of May 1963 and August 1964. In Mr. an dMrs. Ron Halley of ; her report she named the varie()llumbus visited Sunday with \ Iif's and color and explainf'd bet parents, Mr. and Mrs. E:w1 1 1hrlr c.:ue Kidght and with relat ives m . Gallipolis. ~n mt erest in~ t~lk and sumMr. and Mrs. Fieldin~ Hawk· . mory of lhe h1ghhghls and acIni have returned to Belle. W. romphshments of the year's where he is employed. work of the dub was given by · Mr. and Mrs. William Betz of :v!rs. Theodore Ebersbach. JIUlard and Mr. and Mrs. Vic At. the close of the meeting . Hannahs and l'hildren, Chuck a salad course was served bv .IDd Kathryn Jane, vi~iLed with t:w tw;tesse~. · Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wise, .lr , Mer the weekend. AN~IVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ault ·aml OBSERVE M 1011, Todd, have returned to . embers of Ohio Alpha Ep· lbelr home in Springfield after SJlon Chapter of Alpha Delta JpeDdina: the weekend w1th rei· Kappa, nat.iona\ tea~he~$' hon· atlvea in Middlepo1t and (;a lii· orary, observed the1r fLrst anpolis. niversary by attending a din~ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman ner meeting at Craw's Town of Dunbar spenl Sunday m and Country Restaurant, Porn~ )Qddleport with relat ives a o d eroy. Wednesday night. Followfriends. · ing the meal, the officers who Mill Maxine Bennett, Colum- ' served rrom 1964-1965 were rebul, spent the wet>kend with 1instated for the coming year. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ch'.ar-1The business meeting was conlea Bennett ducted by the president. Betty Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd and Pickens. who outlined tht! proIOn, 1\like, spent Sunday m Gal-l gram for 1965-1966. lipolls with his mother, Mrs. U. I. Lloyd and with Mr . and Ml'l. Oscar Bastiam ·and !ami· CLUB ENTERTAINED ly. , Mi~s Myrtis Kay Parker enSpending Mothers Day week· lertamed the Second Monday end' with Mrs. David Entsmin- Sewmg club Monday evening, ger were her granddaughters, at her h~me , Pleasant Ridge . Gail, Kimberly and Jill Ents- 1Th~ evenmg was spent soci1.1ly Jnl!!Bor, Charlest.OQ, w. Va. and in sewing. Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rife and 1 Lewis rece~ved a birthday g1ft Mr, ; and Mrs. Charles Rife of . from her secret pal. A salad Co:liPnbus were Sunday guests i course was served by the host·of~.· and Mrs. Edward Young. 1 ess to Miss Eleanor Robson, SaliUdaY Mr. and Mr'. Young Mrs. Paul !Goes, Mrs. George · ~ in Fremont with · his Schneider Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Pat,. . , , Mrs. Charles Young, rick Wood, Mrs. Grace Holter, ,~, Is much lrtProved from a Miss Martha Howell and Mrs. ~ Illness. Dwlibl Parker. j 1 I REFLECTED 2-lb. SPREAD ------ VALUES IN THE $1 6 LOW PRICES! 14oz. bots. Right Maxwell House Instant JOe OFF LABEL Reserved To Limit Quantlties. 10oz. jar All Flavors Famous Fruit Drinks Procluce Values! Fresh, Crisp and Tender 46oz. cans Bush's CELERY 303 cans c Del Monte Pink bch tall t~n Portage Brand , YELLOW O,NIONS lbs. Meat Values That Seat the Sancll c SKINLESS WIENERS llbs. 79c BOLOGNA J lbs. 51.00 THAT GOOD TASTY KINDI \' ~ '\1 fl OSAGE PEACHES ~lways a Delicious Treat# fairmont Countryside · CR~AM ICE • V2 Gai.IOn ' Armour's Spiced Luncheon Meat 3lb. can 1.29 5 ! ' ' ' SAVE ON A&P'S QUALITY MEATS FRESH FROZEN DUCKLINGS AT REST~ his name and the dates of his · death fiPI1Ul' Oil tllle ttmporary memorial stone permanent r.,.Ung place ol Sir Winston Churchill Mart~n'l ClJutGh 111 Bladon, England. The concrete frammg lbe pve pro'rid.e a walk for visitol'l. Syracuse Society Notes eNoStamps e No Gimmicks e No Give-aways !lire! I PHON! SH 2-55a Opon 8 to I Mo,. Thru Sot, Kraft Tasty Loaf i va.. RUTLAND YOU CAN'T BEAT THESE BETIER FOOD VA.,UES! Cheese CATSUP I' Euler, missionary, personnel; !ess. RACINE ''The Store Wttb A Bart" Route 7 l1he gave the charge ul carh. Mrs. Lambert thanked offi· Mrs. Dowson gave <t medita· ' cers. secrelaries and members Hon on the work and purp4.1se for· their eooperation and supof the society and asked the po rt during her years of office new officers for thelr pledge ;.nd urged that the same loyal~ of loyilty and cooperation tor ty be extended to the new offi&he year's work ju~l beginning. cers. The group gave a rising OHicera installed were Mrs. vote of thanks to Mrs. Lam~ James Criswell, president : Mrs. bf'r1 for her work ~n t_he society. Mildred Zeigler, vice president ; 1 Members were mvtted to the 1.ts. Emerson Jones, :;e<"re-1dining room where the hostesstary; Mrs. Nan Moore, trea s-i e!'i, Mrs. C. M. Hennesy, Mrs. urer; these secretaries: Mrs 1K M. Wood, Mrs. Herman Galen Brown, membership and llladdox, served sherbet punch cultivation; Mrs. William Rus· ' and cake from a table covered BtU, missionary education; Mrs. with a lace cloth and centered Bernard Fultz, christian social· with an arrangement of blue relations; Mrs. Herman Had- and yellow iris made by Mrs. dol:, supply work; Mrs. James c. 0. Fisher a contributing host- Around And About Middleport cola no sugar at all eer was called to the alt.'ll' as 1diiy. I ' diet·rite. only 1 calorie per serving the projects for the pasl year of the WSCS and lhc circles. Mrs. M. E. Oowson was tile Installing omcer and each ofli- I! Bashan ' • N SOCiety ews new Mrs. Carme} gj sOCie. ty N0tes arnlllll's. Mvll Hollel' ani! fl1m. :Reedsville Rt. 1. ' · •r ily. · · Mr. ad Mrs. · Guy Mallory llllss Donna C!lr!!!e ot Dover, , llrr. lllil !II'Jt. WltJIIIr Mrs. Jean Barnell and child- Mr. and Mrs. Mallory of South :nld !~lend, DoySale Meettle of 'Ill Gal0polis .ailed: oo Mrs ( ren, MrB. Oary Dill and child· Cllarleston ealltd Ob 'Mr llld • 8 an spettt turday and ~ ODell On rrJiar, ' ' rln apenl Bwwlay afternoon with Mrs. Ralph Ballard Uc~Uy ~!lnday c~\h Mr.i and Mr.. MtlVlll Cil'tl! 61 8IWilllfte~t - - - - - - - Mr. and Mrs. Her . old Baggy Mr. ltld Ml'J. l11111oy Trus.;,U mer c ~ anu family. 0. tfiiiM t!i 1111 !llbtller and daughters. spent SWiilay att.rnoon Willi Those who ealled 1 rtctl'll daJ eytrun•• 1\lrs. Mary C~ela. By Mn. A. H. afley Mr. and Mrl. ~nee Bak- Mrs. Cora Ward of Kyger. Sunday at the De•n Brinker Mr. inil 'ltfrs, Richard Camp, .Mrs: Thelma Eddy and son, er of CoiUlllbtll lptlll a week Mr•. Thelma Eddy and toll Roblrl R. Harden of Norfolk, homo were Mr. and Mrs. Wll· bell and Mrs. Ethel Stewstt of J1mnue, dacghter, Mrs. Nancy end at thtlr h01111 bete and and daughter, M·. Gronr Wllltl Va. apentlhe waokend with rei· , llam Gainer. Keno Date w·ar· lPil!MI'Oy called at t_hfl lleu White 1111d daughter of Wooster wlth Mllo McDole. lafld Doris, called on Mr. and atifeo and DOrothy Pam and I ne · Brinker .hOm~ TU~!dliy 1\'th. spent •everal days with Mr. Mr. alld Ml'l. Theo Mora, Sr. IMrs. Wateman White of Keno. Ralph returned · b!lme with him 9.' ~i. S~ac~se, Mrs. Dean 11ng. and Mrs. Ral~h Ballard and Cheater called on Mr. and Mrs. j Mrs. Sadie Trussell and Mro after a week's visit with the "~" dz ah rs. Gary Barhlt~ · · · · Grover White •nd Doris. Holly Friend. IJean Trussell were shopping t~ ' Homer Olrcle and Morris Hor- ~ '" aug ter, all of Pom~roy. l 8flCOND BLAcK Jr'tlDI" den families. : Mr. and Mrs. Harold CJrcle '11te st!t<>nd Btaek Ftlday w•! Ev.rltt Smith and aon, TOm· . Mr. and Mrs. VerlMIIl Dolin Athens reCently. my, spent a weekend with his and lamlly olllavMslfOOd •pont Clint Orr was In Columbo.< on : and family of Pomeroy called on Sept. 19, lll't3, wheo the wife and family at Steubenville. an evening with Grover White bu•lness recently. , P Mtl: d"d Mro. l'aul Smllh of 1m his ~arents, Mr. and Mrs. New i'ork Stock Exchange l'f'· Mrs. Pauline Davis of Mid- and Doris. , or an. and Mr. ~nd Mr~. Hob- H001er Circle on Friday. Iported nurnerous failures and 0 dleport spent Sunday with Mr. Mrs. Thelma Eddy, Mrs. ' The docltme of Dadaism -1, r~~~~~~~mft~ ~y;~r~~e ~ ~u~ Visitl!ig Mrs. Mary Circle a brought on the panic of 1!73. . . . . N'ancy White and Grover White the suppression ol all relation Smith famll on S d recent Sunday ;vere Mr. . and . . . Chris Ann and Mehnda, of M1d- and Dons spent an afternoon between th()ught and ex . I . Y un ny. Mrs. Donald 1'1erce of Athens DaVId IS said 'o have wrUdleport and Jeff Gilliland. with Mrs. Pearl 'l'anthorey of in art and Ui$-atore presSion . IllS McKay was guest of Sus- Mr. and Mr.,. James Circle of telo the psalm beglnnllig "The · . .. , · " Flsllber Saturday night. New Haven, W. Va. Lord i! my shepherd . u ·de~otlonal proilram. \1'11'!1. 'I'll· OBSERVE 'DAY' lie Roush read poems and Mot~ers Day was observed!F==-=====;;;;;;==-~o; 8fOUP singing was led by Mrs. during the worship ervice · · Arnett Roush, accompanied at Sunday, at the Pomeroy NIU· Mrs. Guy Shuler, spiritual It!~; the plano by Mrs. Harold Bum- rene ~ A. Pl'Oi!raDI Wlls MISS Bess sanborn, program · earner. . pre~emed by the dllldrlll and m•ter_lal; Mrs .. Gll'J111 Lambert, MASON - M I s s Helen hlbited by guffis and club met\1- Miss Sonjs L. Robinson of the Rev. Clyde Henderson gave chriSl!a~ VO<:atton; Mrs. E~r- Wright, field representative, Ed· hero for judging. Winning fil'it the West Virginia Department a short deVotional on Mothers eU DaviS, local church act1vl- ucation Department of Simplic- p\aco on her arrangement was of Health spoke on Vaccination of the Bible. Large potted plants t.es, Mro. Edwll'll Young, cam· 1ly Pattern Co., New York Mrs. Darlene Thornton, second ""!stance projec1 wh1ch U!a were prt!llented to Mrs. Stella pus ministry. Clt,y WIIS U!e guest speaker at place, Mrs. Milded Whitting- Mason County Home Demon· Darnell the oldest mother· Mrs Eleanor Circle offieen In· tbe lla1011 County Home Dem- ton and third place winner was stratlon Councfl voted to spon· Harley Jiblin the youngeit m.: stalled included Mrs. Cblrles onstratlon Sprins Luncheon on Mrs. Orlando Wallis. JUdges sor. ther; and Henry Klein Bradbury, president; Mrs. Ga- Thursday at the National Guard were Mra. Hallie Rouah, Mrs. At the conclusion of the meet.- the mother with the most chiilen Brown, vice preSident; Mrs. Armory. "Be Your Own 0. Fred Batey and Mrs. Pat Riley. ing gifts of glassware were dren A corsage was presented Larry Edwards, secretary; and sgner" was the theme of her Mrs. John Marshall, president presented to the guest speak- each. mother esent Mrs. Jack Slavin, treasurer. talk. Women of various Home of the Mason County Home De- er, Miss Wright, and a weddln& pr ' candleltahters for the servtces Demonstration Clybo In Mason monstratlon Council presided !If !I to Mrs. John Marshall. were Mrs. Galen Brown and County modeled garments to fl. during the business meeting and Clubs and their ruponalblll· GIVIOS DIJ\INJI:R Mrs. Leo Smith of the Eleanor IUJtrate latest fuhl0118. reported on the State Planning lies were Cherokee, Leon, Up- .Mr•. John Smith ~ntertalned Circle. Modeling clothtna were Mrs. Conference which she attended land SOng Leaders: Haven, Rho- With 1 dinner Mother 9 Day, 11 Mrs. Bruce Lloyd eave devo- Ernest Lantz, Mrs. Carroll at Jackaon•a Mill. dodendron, Poems; Pioneer, her l!ome, Nye . Me. G-s lions and read scripture and Shinn, Mrs. Ray Crank, Mrs. The president lntreduced Me- preparlnll facilities: IUahee, were Mr. abd Mrt. Wyatt led in the singing hymns. She Arnett Roll'lh, ~ally Smith, son County's Belle, Mrs. Char- clean up after event; An!Ul Bat· Thompson and Denise_ and SU· gave a reading on the "words Mrs. Norma BurriS, Mrs. Fran- les E. McCulloch of Hender!OD ley, Table Decorations; Poca- zanne and Mrs. Msrcw DeLay of Jesus" as set forth by the ces Stanley, Miss Irene Sayre, who will represent the county hontas, beverage; Mason, food of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. SAVI YOUR RC COLA. DIET·RITI COLA. NIHL' Gospel writers and discussed Mrs . .John McDaniel, Darlene at the Glenville Folk Feollval service; Wohelo, favors; Help- Carl Moore, Pomeroy ; and TRUI PRUIT ORANGI AND UPPEil 10 IOTTI.I the part women had played in Thornton, Mrs. Albert SWatzel, in June. Also Introduced was ing Hand, reslstratlon and name Verne Davia, Middleport. CAPS. the missionary movement. She Mrs. Mozell Dabney and Mrs. the county candidate for region- tags; Pleasant, progroD18; AvTHEY ARE VALUABLE! closed with prayer. Dorothy Cartwright. al representative, Mrs. Ray alanche, bread. The wolf spider can capWE WILL PAY lf2 CENT Mrs Glenn Lambert out-go- M1ss Wanda Stemple, Mason Crank. The R"'Jional and State ture minnows by diving below EACH TO YOUR PAVORITE CHARITY ing p~esident welcomed every- County .Home Demonstration meeting will .be held July 27 A baseball "diamond" actu. the water's surface lor them, one and cond~cted the business Agent, Introduced the speaker. at St. Albana, W. Va. ally is a square, 90 feet be- accordlll!l to Encyclopaedia 1 session. The group voted to send Floral arrangements were ex- Mrs. Harold Lewis presenled tween bases. Britannica. 1 the missionary education seeretary to the School of Missions held in July. Mrs. Lambert announred that the June meeting would be a combined picnic '· ·. ·lnsta11atlonoiWSCSOif1cers I$ Colorful Impressive Ceremony ' . j I \,, . crown BoHlng Co. and the Ho~ sum Bakery in Middleport recently. Eastern Society Notes M..., YOUNG-TENDER-SLICED Mifls Dorma Phelps was a re- cent Sunday visitor of Miss Barbara Sprouse. •"M;;:-E;~D;;;'";;;;;; Mr. Carl Edwards of ColumMrs. Esrl Custer buo ts visiting his daughter Eled wilh a six o'clock dlDner at eanor Wingett and other ;etaher home recently l!onoring the lives. birthdays ol her husband and Mr. and Mrs. Phlllp Kinzel of Mrs. AUI!In WoHe of Racine. ' Alto and Mr. Barney A. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Je Merril of Wheeling recently viary PoweU and Jane Ann ited Mr. and Mrs. Roy WilleRecine and Mr. and Mrs. Ern- brenner. ett JohntJon ol Dorcas Janet Ables of Columbus reSunday guests of Mr. and cently spent a weekend with Mrs. Eber Stowe, Linda and her mother, Mrs. Martha Ables Junior were Mr. and Mrs. Ar- and family. lhur. Nelgler and children of Mrs. Glenn Cundiff Sr. is conRaemo and Mr. and Mra. John fined to University Hospital in Dudding and_children of Crown Columbus following surgery. (J(ty, The birthday of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Neigler Ne1gler WIJ observed. and chlldren of Racine visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sprouse her grandmother, Mrs. Je.,io Jr and aon, Touuny, of Meri- Stowe a recently Sunday. dan, Conn., visited reoently at lhe home a! his p-arenta, Mr. aud Mrs. Charlu Sprouse, Sr., Linda and Bsrbara. Mrs. Mendel Moore of Park· ersblll'fl spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charle! Neuman and Sharlee. Mr. and Mr1. Gene Mills and Mrs. Hobart Vineyard and family and Mrs Charles Ank- Mrs. Victor Bahr attended the rum of ColumbWJ pent a few WSWS conference at Chillicolhe days wltb lrla parenta, Mr. and reeen!ly. Mrs. Charles Hysell and fll'Bnd· Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith, II!Oiher, Mrs. May Cowie. daughters, Kathy and Susan of Mr. Earl Shank of Letart Columbus, were Sunday guests l'alls viaited Sunday with Mr. of Mr. ad Mrs. Norman Mc!Uid Mro. Tomas Hayman and Cain and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hysell. Mro. Dana Ftck has been hosMr. and lllr1 Charleo Duck· pitalized at the Holzer Hospital worth and 1111'1. Lsdonna Lewis at Gallipolis for pneumonia. and daughter, Roberta, ol Rill· Mrs. Edna Summerfield reman Wtlf8 weekend guests of turned to her home recently, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roush after having spent several and 1\lr. and Mrs. weeks with her daughter and Schneider and Eleanor Kay. husband, Mr. and Ml'!l. HerbMrs. Charlee SproUll Sr. ert Parker at Sfracose, followbeen rel1lnled to hill borne ing surgery at Holzer Hospital. Holzer bolpltal where he was W-.kend visitors of Mr. and a patient lor several days. Mrs. Hobart Vineyard were Mr. Mr. and Mrs Freeman Enoch and Mrs. Grant Vineyard, Heand SOil, Douglas, have moved gina, Sandra and Ricky of Dayfrom the M'a)lme Holmes house ton, Mrs. Helen Damewood of to the·home ol the late Edna Syracuse; Mrs. Kathryn VIne· Carleton on College Rd. Little Hocking; Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Wesl and Mrs. Delbert Smith of Reedsron ol Racine visited her ville; Mr. and Mrs. Keii'I Vineparents, Mr. and Mro. yard and daughter of Belpre; S. Quick. Mrs. Janet GiUUand, daughters Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ' and children ol 1pent · the weekend wllh mother, Mra. Carrie Siclalr. Mrs. May Cowie spent day with her niece Ge~-trwle McBride. Mr. Henry Sprouse Ill point spetlt a Saturday wltb his brother, Mr. Charles Sprnuae, Sr., and family. Mrs. Charles Neuman and Sharlee vilited relatives ID Portland reoently. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllls Leadllng-1 ham attended a Lion'a Club vention In Mlll'letta rece~~tly. Mrs. KalbryD VIneyard . Little Hocking visited Mr Helen Demewoocl They visit~ Mrs. Edward GHiiland of clleport. The Rev. and Mrs Earl ter attended church services Ravenlood. Mrs. Ctrarles Spi'OUII Sr. Sunday vlalton ot Mr. Mr. and Mrs. WUIIam Joachim, Rachel Joachill\ and Ann a Schrader of (!lllflloethe, and Mr. and Mrs. Darrell SeUers and children, Tim and Rhonda of Portland Wllllam Hysell ol Colwnbus spent a day here recently fiAI'ITY SHIEUJ-Thls lrla parents' Mr. and Mrs. , trlallfUiar un b I m les Bysell and . ..ve lives. II has ea n':~ Mrs. May Cowie. elc:tll~ yel!ow,orange eenMr. and Mrs. Robert Harden, . ter and dart nd nfleCitve James and Debra, · were week !'.Yfder and · ..,.. arealed end ol their aon ·and . ~ nduce co.lllsioDI ba•-·' _ ...eeu slow veblclu . *lid daughter·In-law, Mr. and Mrs. other .vehfclet, Visible tt •· Robert Harden, Marlon. • · fll'tl!t c~~~taDce both' 4l1 . Mn. Laura Sayre of Racine . Qt · nliJ!t, the emblem ·was Jl D. Is vlsltlnl Mrs. Magcte davelO!i!Jd b)"· Ohlo Slillti , · Hurd. pni~i1!tr under. a gran~ , .... 1.wh ersde •• from !he Automotive Site' "m ,., •~ FoWld~lOI:I. · eompanied by their - -, lolrrY Wolfe, visited the '• J9c lb. BEEF LIVER c J9c lb. MORTON PROZ!N CUT UP- QUARTERED OR SPLIT - HALVES · · · DINNERS PLAID PS •.•,•..• .•.•.•.•.•.1. !1 li ,I II !' ~ ~ ~ 2 75( F 0 6 Vorletlu R I ' . . . .. ' lb. 29( BREASTS lb.49c WINGS lb.23c LEGS _ lb.45c BACKS _ lb.9c FLOUNDER OR HADDOCK DINNERS 1-lb, 45 c CATFISH FILLETS 1-lb.43c COD FILLETS FLOUNDER FILLETS l-Ib 49c 1-lb.39c PERCH FILLETS HADDOCK FILLETS _ 1-lb.49c VEGETABLES CHOPPED BROCCOLI, PEAS, 69c 4 BREADED COD _ BREADED PERCH FISH STICKS FISH STICKS BREADED SHRIMP pkg. lo-a •. pkgo. pk.. WORTHMORE CIRCUS PEANUTS pkg. J9c pkg. A&P BRAND c each pkg. CORN OR PEAS & CARROTS pkg. . CAP'N JOHN FROZEN SEAFOOD VALUES A&P FROZEN 19-cn. ' 2 :~~. $1-09 2 ~~·•.99c lb.59c pkg. 2 10-oJ. 79C 2 lb. $1-99 pkgs. pkg. JANI! PARKER APPLESAUCE 4 49c POTATO BreadS 89' l·lb, l·lb. 1...... cans 4 A&P BRAND--FREESTONE 30-0Z. CANS 3 FOR $1 .00 SLICED OR HALVES PEACHES l·lb. 1-ol. can1 JANI! PARKER 89c CHERRY PIE A&P BRAND each J9c 1•'1• ring J9c JANE PARKER TONIATO Juice 4 :~~99c ANGEL FOOD Clnl ANN PAClE Salad Dressing WORTHMORE-6 VARIETIES Gum Candy JANE PARKER-CRACKED 4Sc 2p~g. 39c SHEER SEAMLESS qt. GLAMALON NYLONS INTHE NEWEST SPRING COLORS Only PLYNU)UTH--RUBY RED Grapefruit Juice Wheat Bread 2~:!~ S9c 39 ANN PAGE-6 VARIETIES Cake Mixes 2 39c 3!!:· 79c for ( REDEEM YOUR A&P MAILER • pair COUPON 3-A FOR A FREE ,. DINNER KNIFE FLORIDA WHITE SEBAGA HOMIOIOWN bill c ·Ann P,._Whlte pr Chocolate Fudge EXTRA LARGE ~~~29c ' CANTALOUPES .A,SPARAGUS P~qRIDA- lb. LARGB o•IIN ·C:U~'-I~BERS . ,3 _ ...h49c AFRICAN BLACK for . 29t; .,BARLINKA GRAPES lb. 39c .. .. . ,. ' . FROSTING MIXES 3 79c pk... With the Pur<hoso of $5.00 or More Blclll.lift of lteiU Exempted b7 .Law Expires May 15, 11161 tn Clll. Dlllt w·~ . .! 'J ' ' .. ' •' �~ I ' • , May 12. 1965 _, , - , 1 .. ' ~ .. NEW IIAVEN Carroll Adams, Jr. , NEHACLIMA CLUB ·~, The Nehaclima Garden Club ne~d its annual ~totht>r and Oa.~ghter Banquel on Mond,\y ev~g at t~ Hartlord !\.leth· cxlt~t church. The tables were deeqraterl through the ct•nt~r w1Ul wh1te pr.tuni.Js a11d pmk geran1ums and whilt' angelhcur. The pots were covered i~lth pmk: foil The le1 rge pols of g~r· amum and petunias wrre gtven a~ 'door pnze~ won bv M1·s Fr~ Batey, Mrs i\·lnrlm Bens- 1 Approximately Needs, Gloria Young, Sharon 1carl Tennant, 0. J. Howard, 300 persons .attended the , Wa- Bissell, Cindy Tennant. 1 Jr., Paul Rickard. Counc1l- homa Junior and Senior Band Alto Saxophone. Pam Roush, 1 W. ·va. Handbook, VHt' Pn·stdent. Mrs. Chester \\\ dVl'r, Sectetary, Mrs. Marlm y er1 sfor~t Trcasurw. M1·, \\tlharn .;row, and Corres~XJndmg Secretary, Mrs R<tlph S.l!le Th!' progr~m tor lhe i'venmg v..ts vacatmn and travrl slldt•s shown by Mrs Ch<>ster \\'i•aver and Mrs. Ray Picken~ . Jr ~hose at!endmg IH'rl' .\]Jo.;s EI •.'!I R!cidl e, Ylrs E C. Htd d l~, Mrs \la11 m Bc1tsfm d Ml$~ Eltzabeth Hudnall. \lr' How~rd Joe Bur1 1s \ l r ~ 11 111 1 ard Burn·~'. Mr,s.. E. T Hllll ~ ll Mrs. Ches cr \\r , \Lr, ~1r -. Hill Weav{' r. Mr~ \\' lII lam C 1 v ~A-. MrsRCC 1.ow. II r.; ,] II Fr · aley, Mrs. B1l1 Hnllard, ~Ir s C. ML Ad.Hn " Jr · \IJs HI I · rnan aynr. fi.·!J s limlL'S N Personals ~l• )thrr~ wrre remembeJed ! Gospel Harmony ' Boys to G'rve C t M 20 1 · tlw M.rstm \ll•1hodt st church 1111 Slmdm' lllOI nm.~ \dll'n fill\\ ers \H'rt' prt· srnlrd by Sundav Sr· 1 11 •i] ''r [WI'l!llt•nd:•n! D(llldld l•og 1i·s1mg \li s Stertl \\.tlkt'r ~·! 1\SON - The Gospel Har\\ ,rs pn•srnt;•d l hf' tl r, '.ll'l fl1 · mmn I' • vs wttl pre~ent a Gas- ~ hemg !he okles1 nm!IH'r prt's p~-'1 Song cnnrerl at Wahama 't'nt <~nd \ trs H u her 1 Jl1gh SrluMI m Mason May 20 B (; t!Jb-. Cltftnn i.lurl1 llouo.;hJ at 3 p m ([)STI n•t l'II'L'<l fl owers f•Jr lwmg tilt• The rllncer t IS sponso red by YIIUtl<lf,t mntlrer prt'sl'n1 the Youth Chow of ~ew Haven \lr and \1rs Joseph Ltsh Evangel)( al Unil ed Brethren d d I l !lll dUg t!l'r , ,Js< t. v t ~t l t•d onr Churdl II v.1ll f~<lturt' the till' w~·rkrnd wt1h 111-; mol her Hlue H1dge Quartet from the \1rs Helen Ltsli al \\'hcl'lmg. ' SmglJlg CMavan and the Gos\\ \.1 SP\'rrat of the f.rn11 l~ pel Harm.mv Boys. gaflw.-t-'d at thr home u1 .\ 1rs Ad~-lfll'e tJt kt'l s a1 $1 are on l.1 s~ to ' U1·ro 1·1 · e ]1c· 1 on het s::tle a1 \1J!ler·s 1\ttrkt•t New hirtl'day .:md rVlotl'>rl 's ]);n lf<Jv,•n Masou FurnituJ~, Ma'<lr~ rand r..1rnson .tnr11'ller· son. t '1 uth l1 harm,1cy, Pomt ('ht 1dt•·n of F::;s1 R;mk W \,1 Pleasan1, Oulton s Drug Store, . ' a fornwr fi'Sidc· ~ t ol htTL. \'!~ · MiGd ll'pOrt and ~w tsher- 1 ""• II -· lt l'd So~Ju td t~~ und Sund<ll v. 1th Hexal l Drug Store, Pomeroy . ··lr s Ca rl Har mtm m \lnson Clllldr Pn under 12 will be ad \'lr• (;nm -· m v. ,1s w J·mnp:m- mtPI'd flpe when arcompilnl ed 1l'd b1 lwr mother. \lrs Ara hv nan•nl Ticket s at th~ door 1'1 <Jm .ton v.1 l! CO'~\ $1 25. Mr~ E:c! \\'ard ll\an ;., d ~on - - - -P.tt ~ Jsl!rd \~ith \1h Elm1 lllth Hyan m Cha1le ston m·ent <~ I oncer c::u Lr;;1on 1\aH 011 T1wsrl.'!v "' · ''Jfl Bill C1 bbs ]JJt'sldt'd m t l' abs lice of thl' pn•-Jdl'nl ':7:.rr ·~·.t s Sf'IVt'd by t.~:. :rtm ~~e~n Let;hm Au\JI1n1y <: St2!P. f t E1 rnorwr c :) 1/tl! Ill"' •,a :e }' . ducal tOn ()ffJCl'f nf fo f ~~ I II''"•! \ tr 'nla SL1' t• I'.J IIr e, ~" 1wed a fi':n on l'ralflc .'iafe- t.r ' I TOWN COU~Cfl. I Award. The Town Counctl held 1ts Mrs. Lula Slanlcv was tak., le1ni-monthly meeung Thursday [en lo the Holzer Jlosp1ta\ on : "' at the Town Hall w1!h M a~or Thursday by •c.e Fo;!csong amGeorge Thaytr f.lrt'~t dm g Oth- bulance after she had suffered , ets attend mg were Htida Ridg- an apparent hea rt <tltaek way, rl:'co rder. Roland Karr, Mr. and \frs T•Jm \1cDamel I 3 ROOMS New Furniture FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. kire recE!nt1y. ' 1 WHITE DINNERWARE WHITE ENAMELWARE tB Cup Percolator t Double Boiler tlO qt. Water Pail t 4 qt. Covered Pot ell qt. Wish Pan t3 Pee. Sauce Pan Set VALUES TO $1.39 Oi~ount Handle Grip Nozzle _ 77 c Arn az1n~ Dl·W self locking, nnn.shp, lever i.lclion provides 1 lnstant control tu any dr~ 1rrd spray from fmest mist lo hf'a vy sl1earn. hg . $1 ,58 Value DiS('o•.mt Pric• Fishing Rod & Line _ 99c 3 · Jli ec~ polished bamboo fishing rod wnh 1m top ;m rl mrla t ferrules Plus 20 fe('t of braJded nylon !me, No. 4 Car!Jslf' hook and natural cork float . THREE 4-FOOT SECTIONsTOTAL LENGTH ll FT, Reg. $2.00 Value Dis<'ount Prire ' BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. 99c $3.88 Top grade nylon stitched cowhide glove with deep gnp pocket, Durofiel. tailored pad. Be sure tv get our spec-Ial baseball WJth what you save 'OD th1s glove. Reg . $5.95 Valu1. Discount Price Swimming Pool _ _ $3.B8 Fmest heavy ,l1auge material with embossed side walls. GIANT 70X12 in· ('hes Double nng construction. Trouble free, rusl proof non-corrosive vah·e for easy infiat1ng Printed bot· lorries Luge 16·0.. . 28c Blanket Bags _ Discount Price 2 for 99c Triple ply quilted front with full length 27 mrh z1pper. Quality plastit' that can easily be cleaned with a damp cloth . Reg $2.00 Value. B1g 1¥.q:aL hold s ~ ':1 more th<Jn the usua l gallon sJZe Jug Strong, lightweu::hl . waterproof. Iough, buoyant. washable. Kerns out heat or cold and res1sts shock A real disrotmt special I Spring Wooden Reg, $2.GO Vi!lue Discount Price Clothes Pins ____ 56c 24" Poly Planter Box $1.00 72 qua!Jiy ha rdwood spring elothet pm s m bag Stock up on this value wh1le they last Reg. 79e Value. Reg. 49r Value Di~1·ount 3-Quart Ice Bucket _ Prlee 33c Dual purpow Jn a clf>verkY scul ptured traditional round dt'sl~n A rt'a l u·e cube sa vf'f tha1 wdl ret:JJ n ('{)ld evt'n when sell sealing lid 1.~ off Reg. $5.98 Valuf' Dlsrount Prh·t Diseltllnt Prlee Utility Table _ __ $3.,00 The perfect kttehen work oonter1 With tls built in ~ lectnc outlet and cord it 1s tdeal for mixers, toastera and other small apphanc~ . compact r,helf des1gn for max1mum storage, All Jiteet with baked enamel finish aml easy rolling rasters Size 20xt5'a 30 inches Reg $4.98 Value. Quality nylon bristles secured to lac· qu ered wood handle with metal ferrule. R111. $1.49 V&lu• "Miracle Fo•mu Dlsc:ount Price 3-Pc. Paint Brush Set _ 94c 30-qt. Ice Chest Three pure bristle brushes; one each A f•mily size pol'Uible plcnl• pootry. CDmplete with durable rust resistant side handles and self sealing lid, Ex· tra strength, Stze !Bx121b12". Reg. $2.00 Value. 1, 2 and 3 inch sizes. 9x12 Ft. UUUty Discount Price Plastic Drop Cloth _ 16c ~anspsrent plastic utility cover with 101 uses. Waterproof, greaseproof & will not crack. A 39c Value. Rev. 39e V.._VP Dlseaunl Prlt~ 5-Qt. Poly Utility Pail _ !Be Highly versatile size poly pail. Accurate me119uring marks. Reinforced bot• tom and rim . Colorfast. 8lf<1" top diameter, 7 inches high. Dl1count Pritt 7-INCH 64c 7-INCH D'-•nt Prt.. Paint Roller Cover _ 24c Good quality rayon paint roller cover replacement for 7-inch rollers. 3k Value. A Reg, 39c V•lue Dltcount Prl~ Metal Cemetery Vue _ 22c Just in time for Decoration Day. Yoll • A Reg, 49t V•lue 94c Dil<ountPrtoe Whisk Broom _ __ 33c Get several for home, car and office, Good quality corn with metal cap and ring for hanging. ALUMINUM Dfstounl Prleo Chaise Lounge $5.99 Best quality 7x5 web lounge, Strong, lightwjtght aluminum frame with bright assorted color web seats and back. Matching chair( below, Ret. $9.95 Value, Griffin Sproy DiB<ounl Prl•o Shoe Polish 18c Get bright, long luting shines faster end easier. No mess with new fine line spray control Just spray and wipe bright. Reg, ll8c Value. Reo. $1.00 Vol.. Dloeo•nt Price Official League Batebell nc Excellent quallty, machine wound, rubber covered compound core with tanned1leather cover. FOR YOUR l I SHOPPING PLEASURE! Kingsbury News Notes ~ Disl'Ount Prlee Laundry Basket _ 2 for 99c Discount Prlc. UPI Briefs Value. TWIN Large 24 mch in whJte and assorted colors. Heavy gauge, high 1mpact formed pol ys tyrene. Window type for mdoors or uutdoon • Assorted Discount Prict Your Choice Permanent Flowers 78c doz. Large one pound can of blended lilacs and rose~ talr This popular item i! I 28c Take your choice of large roses. snapdragons, carnations or orcbidt. Long lastmg , washable vinyl. So ne· tural lookmg you will imaiine you can smell their fragrance! A $1.20 Talcum Powder ' LodJes' and Children's. Comfortable rubber soles With popular cross: 11trap styling, At>sortel colors. Your choic. of ladles' or rh1ldren s sizes. Reg. f9t: Value. tom Reg $5 98 Value Dis<"ount Price l DIMount Prlee BAMBOO Pri('P may fill with low cost flowers. 2x4- 2x6- 2x8 Fielders Glove Ntw Cross Strap Full Pmts Reg. tOe Ea. tnnetable Discount Prltt Th1s is nol the mexpensive promoted numhe r bill a full 6-web chair Fold· in.e: alum 1num frame. Bright assorted ..·olor webbing on scat and back matches lounge above. ldeal for Lawn, Porch, Patio and Camping Trips. Di~<"ount All metal paint pan complete witb 7· inch roUer. Reg. 98e Value. SPECIALS or 4 for 25c Profession•! Modtl Aluminum Lawn Chair 2. 99 Paint Roller & Pan _ FRAMING LUMBER Quart Sin, Discount Prlct 10 for 99c or tOe E• . Hal f Prtre Full Quarts. Reg. 20c Val Pint Si.a.e, Discount Price 16 for 99~ I %-Gal. Thermos Jug $1.00 load ....... IE£ A llf!QSTit.lD Poly Freezer Containers Huge 2 ga llon polvelhelynr sprmklin g can La r ~e easy grip molrlcrt handle and remuvahlf' nozz le. 4" Nylon Paint Brush _ 94c --- Fits .all standard 9·volt transistor ra· dios . Snve on Jhi s specta l. Ju st hke fmdmg money. Heg 39c Value. Reg. $2.00 Valu• A R•g. $1.49 V•lue dfy - 22c Sprinkling Can _ _ _ $1.00 St urdy mrtal grass whip with wood handle <rnd S!! rTated edgE' blade SPill DISC!ount Price I DiS('ounl Prtte For all around relaxation on the beach, in the pool, camping or travel· mg , Be sure to get several o! these king size 66x2'1 inch lammated viriin vinyl mattresses with full size pillow. Wt:~ler and leak proof. 2-G•I. Poly A Reg. $1.00 Valut: Handy Grass Whip _ Reg. $2.00 V1Iue Nationally adverttsed, famous Johnson & Johnsun lland·Aid plastic strips so \\'ell knuwn we won't attempt to tell you more Reg 39c V3lue. Disrounf Prlc• TO THE FIRST 144 ADULT CUSTOMERS THURSDAY MORNING 74c Radio BaHeries Prlre "FREE" HIS & HERS Poly Bathroom Tumblen Inflatable Air MaHress $1. 9-Volt Tranlistor A $1 .29 Value Dheount Prlre J&J Band Aids YOUR CHOICE _ _ Rf"g. $2 00 Valut _ ... aod .... ..,.' _ . . tl cto4hel • 8 all atw.. Don 't waitt Ever popul21r white din· nerware With sparklin& glazed fimsh Cups, plates and saucers. ' GET THREE FOR THE PRICE OF TWO Reg. 2 for 2SC! CuPfl ____ 3 for 25e Rtg. 2 for 25c Seucers ---- 3 for 25e Reg. 25c e•ch f'l;;~t.s - ----- 3 for SOc R.,. $1.25 Value Reg. S'i!.98 Value Dhcount Pric• 2·Piy Guaran!Rf>d 10 Yean ·- $1.77 3.PJy Nylon Reinforced $3,33 12·Year Guarantee Re_g. $4 A8 Value Di sco unt Pnl'e. Nylnn Hrmforcel DE'· luxe Qual!t~' 0111Y *THURSDAY *FRIDAY *SATURDAY J DAYS ONLYI hc ho se, unaHecled by heat or cold, Sol1d br ~ss leakproof couplings. ExrJ;>l· lent Qual1ty . Don '! Confuse wilh Small %'' dia Usually Offered On Sale! Big Carload Shipment! MASON Eunlt!e Brad!leld. Mrs. Freda Durharn 11111 Troy called on Mrl. ll'elbt Al- Large- 1,'z" d1ameter 100% vmyl plas- I CMnniMI hrm1 ll'lddleport "lllilell coolly wlth A4o~Jo, lid V. Inch 50-Foot Garden Hose 1 NO.OU Oowlt-S.I•nt• 01'1 · - - ~--~ IS " Sturdy, rust resistant po ly utJ!IIy can th ai 1s 1deal for liquid storage. Lo ng pounn g spuut for car nr lawnmowrr 21 2 ga llon Sill" for the pnee of a one gallon can '-·1af kel Rep0rt ~99 _ -· I 2V.Gal. Poly Utility Can 99c oy '!Jlose attendmg ~~f're JnC'~ Frty, Bdl Glbb~, Bull Curl ls, Ne!l Haym<1kcr Tom Hoff. b'l<m, Paul n1ckaul, Fran RrPch!rl, :c 1, Jack \\ell·h and guest Mr F'red Huehw'tiit~rtll iT Mr. Huehnergarlh d sp~· ( 1, 11 I~ ~~s~ of Rev Welrh, i.; fwrn \lrs. Pt>tl.!l Roush \1isse~ Pt. Pleasant Livestock Sales Co. , M..:idtson Avenue. ~ 1 ,,,~ k nuth .md El1wlw1!• \kl ntnsh MAY S. 1965 1 11 Cib' and 1s th1• \, 1twn.JI C.mn· l' l"l'rd n•rrn t[\ 111 Cll :llli·~ton fi()(~S ·- lB to 19 50; Hea~tt•S ' I ~ tu 17 50. L1ghls 16 to 18 25. selor for the Lutheran Laymen·~ \~lilt Mrs Buz Bier~ :~e~en t for Strw<Jrdshq; Mr ad \irs. cla ude Jame s I Fat Sows 14 to 15.2~: Boars 10 e sm. town to asst.~t Wllh the nf Alamogordo, N M., have \ to 11.90; Ptgs 1i to 13. I fund raJsmg dnve for the Luth- lwen VISitJOg with the ir da ught CATI'L~ - Steers IE 50 to eran church er . \1r~ 8 .,11 Da VJs,. J r Mrs 2150. He1 fers 13 to 20 40 : Fat ·· W.s.w.s. 8 :\CHTF'! o,, ..· bl'"l" ll .."r , Mars ha II J ame s Cows 14 to 16 10; Canners 9 90 I Th Vt • •• ' ·' , k e SCS oJ Bilchtel li: u 8 came 011 Saturday for 8 VISit to 13: Bulls 1120 to 18, S:otc Church met lor the 1r May mC' 1_ 1 :'vir a d VI Alb rt S · Stee rs 17 to 22.50; stock Heifers fng at the ehurch. The meetl~g ' visJt~d n ·s" d e 1• watzel 14 to 17: Stock Steer Calves 18 Wa! ope ed on un <ly Wit 1 her t 24 Sto k H if Cal 17 n With th e sing mg of tJJOther Mrs R C K. H o ; c e er ves thft hymn, ''Love DJvme" 1'/te Iderson' . . . mg, en- to 22. lesson "Women and the Ch I . VEAL CALVES- Tops 27.95; of Japan '' was led b Mr u:c~ Mr Mamte Mcl\1Jllion, whn Seconds 27.10, Medium 22 to Needs. This was rorlowe~ J.lck ; ls emp l~yed m Dayton vistted 24 50; Common & Heavies 18 te a ~scussion. \~tt h his ran.uly over the weekend . 27 50, Rev. Mrs Ach , h M Relat tves of Gary Stewart ported on the WS~:s C iller re- who attended the Wahama Ban d PROTECTIVE TARIFF held rec~ ntly at r:>,,",~vellntron Concert on Sundav were Mrs The second Act of Congress r. - n r l'lh I I first Acres near Buckh1nno I I .es er Russe l!, Mrs. Mcuune was enactment of the 1 ··•tt ' n w li e Arno!'" d S .,JC a ended ..1 an . uzanne. all of Porn- protecttve tanff. The Act was ~ose attr nding Wfrf' M· eroy ; \1rs. Jac k Fowler and stgncd by Pres1dent Washington 1 Je.,.ell, Mrs Edw 1n Jewell ·~~~~Y Tamara, \Irs. Ora Htggms and on July 4. 1769. ~rpce G1lmdn, Mr~ JJr:n,l.ld , Stewart of Pt Peasant ; .Vl rs. L --- -- - -- - O~nger, \frs .Jack Needs, Mrs. D Greer, .New Haven, Mrs 1of Cleve land vrsJ!ed her mot~ Ch~rles .Jewell. Mrs Ray , 1ul- Mary Aumi]Jer. Hartford :md cr, Mrs. Lula Stanley at the ford, Mrs. G. R H.nle tt. Mr~ Mrs. Rosa Stewart, Mason. Ho~pi!al over the weekend. Aehsah Mrller and Don n:~ c11 . 1 Gary, a Senior at Wahama , man. i was the rec1p1ent of the Anon I ONLY ..- ' MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE'S ••• SP.RING men, and Donald Ohlinger, po- Concert on Sunday arlernoon Phil Burgess, Brenda Mahan. llceman. al Wahama High school gym- Parkanna Kelly. Followmg the regular bu~mess nas ium The Concert was pre- Santone Saxophone, Maril yn a delegate from Haven He1ghL sented as a tribute to ·· Moth- Cook · Trumpets Gary Stewart, apjJeared before the council re- lers'' and was directed by Jos- Terry Foreman, Karen Greene questing mformation on how Ieph L. Jnseri ck and Thomas F. and Debbie Tennant: Horn, lh ey m1ght get the street paved . Reed. James Lewis. Baritone, Mike on H.-Iven Heights. Graduating Seniors and mem- Jones: Trombones, Raymond Mr John Ru~hman subtniltcd ' bers of the White Falcon Band Duncan and Gatl Miller. Bass, a JJeti\lon rcque~hng permisston were mtroduced and were as IDale Johnson: PercussiOn, for tnuler courts to be bUilt on , follows Mary Artis, Erma Crit- Wayne Taylor, Clovis Doerfer l'!'t·tm n lucattons in town Nu es, Jud1!h Duncan. Mary Fos- 1and Norman Reynolds. act1on wns taken al thts tune 1er, .Judy Goheen, Ronald Hes- 1 White Fa lcon Concert Thr ('oun ell has rece1ved sev- tN , Hobert Htekel, Al1ce John- 1 Personnel · Oboe, Mary Foster ; erol compla ints conrernmg 1he son, Gary S\PWart and She1la Flute, .Jane ll Call, Judy Goheen, condu ct around the Commumty 1 Walker Jane Dodsnn, Barbara Marsh· Kuddmg Tim was dtseussed ; Gary Stewa rt. SOJl of Mr. and 1all and Lmda Abo lin; Clarmet, ,Jild tht> a~ea wtll be patrolled .\lrs Heuben Stewart. Mason, '\ Sharry Flt•sher. Christy How- 1 rlo."er m the fu ture. wa" presented lhe Anon Award, ard, Becky Lew1s, Connie Har· Thi'y mnvt>d 1o mak e Lewt s an Uutstandmg MusiC Award ~ buur, Sheila Walker, Karen Street from J ~ nd 71h S1n•ets presented by Thomas F. Reed 1Roush, Brencta Burton, Jo.o;etla a 1wo v.ay street w1th parkmg to a semor who JS outstanding : L1sh, Beverly Russell, Susan on the West s1dP only mw.:~cally, valuallle to the band Grmstead, Sharon Rolhns, san- ' J'hcy opt·ned btds from oil 111 lra dershtp ilnd cooperat ive jdra Marshall. .John Wood, 'J'om cump<lllted for ga~ <~nd 011 lor Tht• Jun~or H1gh Band pre- Hoffman, Jeanne Morgan, Lots nw town for the Cf:mtng fiseal senled the fullowmg selediOnS, Rizer and Nancy Andt>rson. \ear rl1 e b1d wns g1ven lo tlle Village Charm·• by Os terlmg. l Alto Clarinet, Erma Crites l h~er Otl Company 'Pdgnm's Chorus'' b~ W;tg- : and Susan Warner; Bass Cla nPlm.SON-\I.S I ner. "Prayer and \1a rc h'' by net, All ee Johnson, Joy Thabet \lr and Mrs Robert Cooke, Von Weht>r. and Cathy Zuspa n. Bassoon, Edg n L'l)ne and Conme Cooke Whttc F<llcon Concert Band Leah Ann Miller; Alto Saxool .\! 1ddlerml n11Pnded the presl•ntatums The New Colon· phone. Paula Werry, Jackte \lothers ~ eek end act 1v1t1es at 1al March'' by Hall : "The Good Aldrtdge, Conme H1 ckel, Aud11.'1 \ I Vtrgm 1a Unl \'ers 1ty on f>,Jugh!Pr OvP.rture, '' by Ptcd· rey Shuler and PaLtv S m Jt h. S1md<ly nt . Czef'h Sutte.' ' \\'!war , 'Ho- I T('nor Saxophone, Sh~uon Queen ~ l r an d Mrs Harry LavnP at· m,m1tc Soug." ''H1pptmg Wa· and Martha Thompson Banli'ndr·d lhr Mothers Weekend ac· ters' and f pstiv;J I Dann•," tone Saxophone, Jennifer ZerII\ li lts nl 1\lurshall Un ivt•rs 11y " Hebnde's Stli lf·.' "The Peat kle and Milnlvn Cook, Horn nn Suudav Fire Flame.'' "An Enskay : Debbie Cook· Charlt•ne Dodd ', ~~~ and Mrs Harry M11!er l.ovP Ltll" '\l t!kt r~g Song· Lmda Ord, James Lew1s , l:laJte1nd \1 1 ~ Dona ld F' <Jnd " Tin~ Ho.rd 1o lhe Isles;" ,tone, Setve Wood, Stephen F'ow· • nd \lr ll ou'-11 \I t'll' 1~erkenrl vrs1tors 10 \Jy Fa1r L1dv" Sl' lert JOns per Trumpet C;ny Stewart, r'l("vl' land 0 11111 . Jur 11 01 Htdt Hand P1•rsonnel· 1Bob H1ckel Gary Green Hon· ' \Irs Bill Howard and M1 s Flutes Peggy Rtlt')' Anuela. ald Stem Jud1th Duncan ' Judy ' ' , , ' Btll,r F.Jri(•y altendPd t.hP. Frr lds and (;IJ'nna Smt ih , Clar· Hoffman and Jerry Morgan. \Jnlil"l~ \\et>krnc! actrvtt tes a! llll'IS .John \\ nod, Tom Hoff. j Trombone. Mary Artis. Cratg \l,tls il.l ll l 1mversrly on Sulld<Jy man J od~ l\tht'~, Becky Bur- Abolm ..John Smith, F'rank Zusm. ( ')u-'n 1 Burns Man!vn I pcm, Donna L tsh c;r l;h~. Tt·l~sa Pwguoon, Linda I Ba~~. Dale Johnson; Pcrcu ~~1asun Pt•rry. Alber1a van an, Lur·m- ston, Honald Hester. Hobert d,J (Jrd. Kathy Fwld s. JaCkie Hudson, Myra noush, Mike Harbour and Alan Hart I I(" .'.,~,. ('I ,LIR 'the Lton~ Club lwld 1ts srrnt n " 1 1 m" !"!JrJg .11 lh•· .\mt'll· -.. ..... ' 1 ~V~~~~~Mr.s 1\ a lj.il~ S:.JY 11 ' ~lrs Kell Gtbb: . Irs. \\ 111 1111 'y, MISS M.l!ll,ln Cihhs . .\'irs Roi:lert Layne. \tr~ ll.tn·y Laym·. Mrs Thoma~ M('Gotl'<m Mr•;s Sel me McCn,un. \1r, Ray Plc·ens, k ./1, r\l tss l\1.uv .Anu lloffm.m 1\lt 'i !], 'Ill'\ Hut:, J r., Mrs ~ar 1 ('l. u k \1rs I. · c Roush. !\lis 11:!11\ \1tllcr Mrs. George Jc 1wll, \irs L!md Holfman . J\1r , R, 11 Pl lk\'ll ~ . St , Mrs J::Jmrs (,tlbc 1 t M1s 11ma'd B 1 rl~;Jrdnl'r, \lr~ F'red.t Hart, M1 s Lo uis Karsdmik T1;rs. Pltrl B.1 tey. \1 1~ Paul 1~ f' \wl l \l •s Fr· 't] fl ,1t'\, ~~~ ~ Th ~ tn ,ls HoHman .. . . 1 fot'd and Mr s H C Crm~ The indj:yidual pots of petunias were g:""'=:n as favors to each mi'm~r and guest attendmg The wr l· come address was glvt'n by the president. f\.l rs HobPrt LByne followed by the mvnca· tion by Mrs Ht>m \ lh k .lr Followmg the dmner \lr~. Laytle instal led the oft t ter~ l•Jr the commg year. pl l'stdt•nt. Mrs1 James N Housh wc~s g1ven (he President \ Ptn Wid I liE' ·... r 300 Hear wahama Jumor, • Senior Band Concert May 8 MASON - :J:. , .ZJ: . ~"· - ~ I ( ~1 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., ..... Discount Mrs. Staats is REG. $1.00 TUSSY REX Claimed at 84 35MM COLOR LIPSTICK FILM • • REG. 63c ALKA SELTZER .77 - - • REG. $1.00 HAZEL BISHOP Prltt~ Luok at thts value! Buy nne of the11e huge , obal split bamboo type Jaund17 baskets with sturdy reinforced handles during our special discount sale, and we will give you another ont FREEl Reg. 119< Ea.-A $1.98 Voluo. R.._$2V1I110 DEODORANT Jumbo Garment Bag _ 99c REG. 98c With Mothballs. Jumbo M" bog of tough cleer piasti• with rust proof frame and quilted top. Sturdy doublo book hanger and long 30" zipper, P• nUts eapacity of 14 garment~, A $3,00 Value DiB<ounl """"' 34-Qt, Tidy All Ltmlt I Swing Top Hamper_ $1.00 Assorted color baskets with wbitl domes that contains deodorant holder insert. Giant 34-quart capacity maket this ideal for kitchen, garage, balement, of(ice. Self clo1ing door, Keepe your tmsh in- not on the noor. TARTAN 21 Di,..lllll Prl.. Rea. $2.10 Vlluo Dt..- Prl,. All Met1l Utility Stool $1.00 Sparkllfli white enamel metal. utllft7 stool, Strong construction for yean of •••- Plastic tipped feet to proleel floors. Top 1ize 111%: incbet, beieht 21 1ncbes. A rare value! Umlt 2. • IISODOL 5c 6Jc prevent~ burnU... Conlatns Lanolin. Start your golden tan the lint hour ID tho IIDI A Reg. $1.2B Valuet • 79c Sunt1n Lotion ---'--221 Special sun screen action LISTERINE INCLUDES PROCESSING soc 48( J7c 74( CANDY CHEWING BARS or · GUM HOSE 10 19c 75c YITAUS 58c NYLON SEAMLESS for FASTEETH R... ' 7• - S2c ALL FRAMING and SHEATHING SAVE ••. AT CARLOAD PRICES ! HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. AI~ CONDITIONED For Your Shopping Pl111ure MIDDLEPORT, 0. MASON, W. VA. SP 3-5554 ' .. '· ,. YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 7S MILL ST, '' ·~ 122 N. SECOND FREI PARKING IN 11A1 �. . """ • ·~· k .Ta. d New Post Offices to be Dedicate atur ay tO-Dally Senilnel, PDmeroy-Middleport, tSonn~l . Repo '' ' wins i I WANT AD HS ' ~d ~aturday 8 • 103 . fF• p I 1 E ~2 ~n~;:;; PLE.~S~Nr Bv 10~1 ~:~;e '"~~~.~:··./he at j SHORT SETS I Pastor Honore d Before leaving for New Post • STOCK REDUCTION SALE I The ba0~rd is. ~w in the pro- : congregation of the ~our churcl1-l ani;JSCHARGED _ Tammy Jef- ! C& P t:o. Promolea ress of compthng the 1965 · es w1th a f:uewel. party at f ''" th .d M Ce 1 51 e: rs. . W_a lter Wa-I tb e Mason EUB Ch ureh on Sat-.1fers. en , Rous h to n'1 anager . fai~ cata Iogue wtth . Pt. Pleasant: SharonCl Wolf· ~'· . Its m charge of adverhsmg Car- • unJay evenmg. inbar er· Mrs James McCom· PT. PLEASANT Ronm, roll Casto is the program eha1r- A poem -.wtten bv Mrs Rav i g · · d ~ L·•·rt• , . .·. · 1as Apple Grove· Mn:,_ Bernar 1 Rous h of I ..,., 11.1'1: ' Stree1, man and several atlradions are I Fox of Ch:ton paymg trJbut'-' 1 ' ' •~t dd ed 1or thIs year's fatr. . ;Jto Rev . Mahoney r ' I WY 1-1211 h.. been Promol.d to maoa•· & II': ng a was read by~ :1 Lamp. Pt. Pleasant; David •r of the C ~e.sapea~~ a~dM:~ The Fair Queen wtll be spo n- :her. (;ifts of money from the i fe~iR~son. Mr. and Mrs. Ray 1 6011. Main St, Pomeroy tomac Tel~p one off~<:t a d sored by the Pt. Pleasant - ~as- I various chur~hl!s were gtven to ' Goodnlte Pt Pleasant 8 on ison, W. \'a aerordmg 10 a~ on County Chamber of Com- : hnn m appreciation for h1s ser- 1 · · ' 5 · 11nnouncemenl by C P offt-. merce and the queen candidalt's ' Vtles. ·• · 1 =" QELAND'S T.V. 1 1 •ofPmntPI~~• H~h . JnCi~uit~urt I ,d Salu!~ to ~e~. I' Ia honey. The) wtll anc' Mrs leave the I tatter pari of th" mont h tu ro· ~ Side m Parkersburg. He . has · I Drooo Shop (2 StorM Sldo by Sldol In tho Mlddla Block Noxl to llbtrftldo Annox PoiMI'OY'• Quality p.........,y, Ohio 118-120 E. Main OPEN FRIDAY WY 2-2635 Shoe Storo & SATURDAY NIGHTS MIDDLEPORT· YOUR CHOICE I 1 •__.::::::::::.__ i 5 BANK . Financing • ONLY 3·20 Week Beauty, Convenience, Big 1 for WITH TRADE :t .......... Dam - John J . .~'•:;::;:, up 10:31 p.m.; !nco , 11:30 p.m.: Chickasaw ;;,/ ~f':~,'U~:O 1.m.; A. J. Patten om.; llllnoiJ down H. I _ . . @) (#. I~ 01' f'll.tll ' pomeroy 2 SIGNS I I OCiety M0 f or Co. 1--:-:-----. Ry Sarah Rife lTV M. 1963 Corvair Panel Lo ca 1ly owned, good tires, be1ae finish, Discount Price. he;.~ter, 1960 Chevrolet_¥2 Ton Pickup i Mr. and Mrs Larry G. Hoff$1599 1man and son. Stevie, of Albany 1 ' were Sunday guests of her par. ents. Mr. and Mro. Charles Rile. They presented them wltb a dozen beautiful American Beau· ty roses for their 45th wedding anniversary whJch was May I. Mr. Charles A. <Jack) Rife of 1 Sl. Albans. was also a Sunday vis:tor and Mr. and Mrs. Ray 1I Brooks of Carpenter Route. side donrs. $1095 MaJ JJ The Pomeroy Bend (), B. Jl6, d!o Club w1ll bold lis -ular . -meeting Thursday evening, Mar 13th ,._ at 7:30 p.m. at wu::~ Amen. lean Legiotl Hall iD Middleport,·· TbeiiDlWaiMotber-Daughter banquet of the Eleanor Cilclt finish. of Heath Methodist Church will. 1960 . f ord 8' Flares1'de p•IC k up $ I 095 be held 'lbursday evening at .I 1\fr Bernard Fultz 11 V8 engme, std. trans. Deluxe cab, chrome equip. H. D. tires, P- m . s. deluxe seats, heater, program chairman and Mr1,. Leo Smith and Mrs. WlllialQ Russell are ~stesses. . I Jesste Justice and ch'lldren Rock Sprmgs Grange wtU Th sd OPEN EVES 7·00 PM. Brian and Sonia, and her daugh. meet ur ay, at B p.m. ")J be d efThere · · ' ler, ·Mrs. Stella Smith and chil- WI a program an r POMEROY. OHIO dren. Ricky, Teena and Bobby ments will be served. of lluddy . Ke. · !'allrd on "'!r H Theh Rockb Sprmgs Betlep :::::~::======~-========:::=.1 and Mrs Charles R:te Saturday ' ealt Clu will meet Thur~ Insurance afternoon. day at 1 p.m., at the home of Mr.s. Delbert Gaul, Chester, Phone SH 2-4658. 4-3tH2tp l' M W'lb B ·1 'th M AUTOMOBILE- insurance- been ospl a e\\'S Mr and Mrs Jerrv Bowen or , rs. I ur 01 ey, WI ' rs. Ohto, Phone 985-2401. HARDEN'S MARKET HAS ON C Arlee Abbott m barg f tl C.rd Of T L-nks 1 "" cancelled? Lost you. operaanal Wincht!sler anrl their : c e o I& WE WISH TO express our sin- 5 l2 3tp Special Thursday, Fridayh, I tor's license' Call WY 2·2966 - - - - - -· daughter , Mrs Sharon Far.Jey of j program and Mrs. Maxine Arcere and heartfelt thanks to ONE ROOM trailer for rent. and Salurday, large Ires 615tfc ENTERED HOSPITAL Groveport spent Sunday with f nold, the contest. . Close to my home. All utl'lt'· eggs, 39c dozen: wieners 39c J S I A t•~ h ntered Mr re Iatives, friends and neiaha e & Se • , mong I /Use wo e .r;. f ay wuod and ,h1rs. Myrta ' The Past Councilors of Theobors for their kindness, cards, ties furnished and natural gas. lb., barranl!l S lb. 59c; mw I rYICe PH~ I1'0 Copymg Sf!rvlce Cop- Holzer hospital in the past 24 1Rtfe. Other gue~t.<> Sundav were I dorus Council Daughters o t the beautiful floral arrange- Phone VI 3-2600. Kennedy half dollar free with I les made of legal papers. hours were: Gary Lee Lvons, l Mrs Freda Bowen an d r\fr and ' America wtll meet Thursday ments and all expressions of S 11 Uc $20.00 grocery purchase, Space eFits Almost Every Car btrth records aild almost any 37 Portsmouth Rd .. Homer- C. Mrs Bob Bowen and snn, Tonv ! evening, at the homtt of Mrs. sympathy during the illness TRAILER UlTS - free oew· Shot popsickles and fudge- •Transferable When other documents Moore, 44 Olive St., Elizabeth of Ca rroll. · . Fred Dessauer. 3 10 and death of our beloved hus- age and waler. Brown'a Troll slckl.., 9c dozen, lb. No You Trade Cars Realer lnsurqce, PomerOJ l1ae Burnette, 815 Third Ave. ' ~Irs. Ethel R:fe. Mrs. Fay I MAY II . 1 I ttc \Irs ..Joseph P. Bradbury, Rl. Wood and M<S. Myrta Rife were I The Wesley en Servtce Guild of band and father, Dana F. er Park IStale Approved) 1 Maine potatoes 89c, regular Flck. Special thanks to Rev. Minersville, Oblo, Phone WY cigarettes 25 c package, 11 gal •Guaranteed 24 months GUARANTEED, renewable for 1, Cheshire, Pearl E. Searls, m Well ston on business. . the Racme Metbodtst Church Producers milk 49c, no jug or 24 000 m'l will sponsor a rummage Mit Joseph Kraly, Ewing Fun- 2-3324. 1 15 Ue no deposit to fool wJth. • 1 es life hu~pitahzation. Issued Rt. 2. Cheshire, Mrs. Paul P. Mrs. Ray Brooks has been ,. Ra . M 1ne eral Home, Mr. Fritz Buck - -· at all ages. Phone WY 2·r.t66 Sh1lrey, 210:1 Monroe Av., Pt working part t1me 11t the Car. • ;~ . 1~ and I! &t 0 12 Jtc •Most Popular Unit for organ selectiOns, Dr. Bu- FOR RENT - Nice 6 room Jn lhe U.S.A. 2 18 tfc Pleasant. Mrs. raul D. Wedge, I penter post off1ce e :~p!IOn t wff mg •croSI 1 trimas, Dr. Harder, nurses, apartment. In ~omeroy. 170 Real Estate For Sale 3011 Kathnor Lane. Pt. Plras- Ale and Mrs. Ronald Rife r;~e J~n:s CJ~s~C:t Pomero and nurses aides of Holzer Mulherry-Av. Prtvate enlrance 00 AUTO SALES ant , Herbert C. Stanley, Pt. I and dnughters arnved h.ome for High school 1.s havl·ng rumy1PI 8 hospltal. WY 2-2575 or at 378 Second· ' ln•t If d --M a 30 d 1 r Sl 11 S ,..__ I • I easa~l. rs: Herman R ay e_ave rom u mg A. mage sale in the Smith Builfi. Mrs. Dana Fick, sons and I. 4-261fc \.1/C'. II' ~I • 61 Buick _ _ $1,495 ICartwrtght, Clifton. W. Va , f .R m Salm•. Kan . He. Will he ing on Second St., April 14 and daughter. APARTMENTS - 1st and 2nd VB LeSabre 4 dr. Sedan Was ' Mrs Roher! s Parker Ml stalloned at Bunj<er Hill AFB t• A h . 95 o I . . tP f . OJ . nyone avmg rummage to · v• 12 Itp floor, furrushed and unfumish-- POMEROY ' - Frame house $1,5 - ne careful local own- So. Second St., Middleport, Mrs. a er~, nd. followmg hts leave be picked up Call WY-23019 ----::-:-~---ed. Mtddleport and N e w With shmgle siding, 5 rooms, er. Power steering & brakt>s. C:erald R. Thompson, s p r in g wrth ht s parents, Mr. and Mrs. · Notice Haven, W. Va. WY 2-3267. bathroom, gas hea!ir ¥, full Pomeroy, O. Shows Vf'ry best of care. Ave, Pomeroy, Mrs. Wdlis R. Charles Rife and Larry and her Priddy and family of Rutland,. ~ 5 6tc basemenl. Corner lot with 59 Buick $895 I Frost. Chester. Porter Mid· parents, r.l':_~n~ Mrs. Guy oThey spent a weekend With ,..· SHOOTING MATCH, high pow- ----::--:-:-:---ootbutldlngs and garden spaee. SEWING MACHI~E LeS.Obre 4 dr Hard Top. Was k:ff. Chester Star Rt., Mrs. , ---~ alives at St. Albans. er rifles and 22 rifles and for Slle Only $4000.00. . repair $995. Po-wer sleermg and bra- Williams. van Fosson, Jackson. I ploded. ~e returned to ~chool Mr. and Mrs:. Charles Rife pistols at Rutland American STATE ROUTE 14:'. Wft._ 11 services a.ll makes, WY2-2284 kes. One local owner. We'\•t Mrs. Ernest Hatfield, Rt. 3, 1 Mrs.. ~ E. _Heato~ ot P.om" ~ and sons, Ronald and T "'"'"' ' , Legion Farm, Beech Grove acre farm, 20 acres or more The F_abrtc _Shop, Pomeroy. seJ-viced this one since new. Jackson Mrs Helen L Phil eroy VISited WJth Mtss A It c ~ . f Tu sd _,, Rd., Sunday, May 18, at 1 ALFALFA WEEVIL? for cultivation, nice garden. ~::~~~zed Stnger sa:•~ ~.~d lips, w~llston: William ·Leach: Dodson recently. Mrs Ed:th Os- . w~~. '"c~~~~ R~fe a~~. been p. m. 5 12 3te CONTROL THEM WITH i room frame house with ' · ~ " .wLC Wellston, Mrs. Jack Lee Col· 00 me vlstter on Monday. ill th k All If W tl S fr t d ba k h Po "' Ohl 1 · 11 Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr • e past w .ee · · U Dan Hayman Country Hymn mco a a eev pray, on an c pore t , ...ath· N tn~ me y, o ts , We ston, Mrs. Clarence A. "oJJed E I H k I Hurshell Justice spent I few T' 'II be · containing Malathion and room, good cellar barn, and e .-er BaUdJa& Bttppty I or _ ______ w bb Rt So th pomt, · . on mme aw rf'cent- , . . 011 le lm ewl gomg on WMPO M b new bomea. BUll! In tltcfl. 1952 MOfJEL " ton p,c- 1 -u-p Me . . 2. . u 1)•. days m Columb. us With his lath. ag · this Sund fr 10 et oxychlor. Apply up to other outbuildings. A buy at '~ Mass1e Wtllow W00d Be w d h am ay om 7 days before harvest. No re$&500 00 ens. storm window• alum- truck. Price $375 oo Rowley · ' • n Mrs. Clara Milhoan Elaine er. e Just tee , w o undera. m. to l1:30 a. rn. aidue in milk_ Low toxicity, s · · lnum stding. can ciuy Neil- & Reed Hardware · 5 11 tlc Cra.yrnan, Ir?nton, .Lawrence E. Tony and Mikel called on Mr' , went slrgery at University hos-. 6 12 Stp easy to apply, good control . 11. PROPERTY • 80 ·- ler, Racine, Ohio. - . , ____·_ _ ~hnstlan, Kitts Htll, Mrs. Es- and Mrs. Phillip Smith rt><:entl;. I pita!. T;;:;H;;cEo;cR;;:E;;;-J;;S,-:ca-r"e'"v"" tva - l:; ....:no .:.w -=.:'.ln of larvae. Best residual pro· res midway between Pome12 29 lie 1950 CHEVROLET, 19li6 Ford. till A. Cooper, Ashland. Ky. , and hel ped M S 't h I Mrs. Ethel Rife and son . progress .at the Hiland Chap. tection available; lasts up to roy an~ Athens w~th_ pl~nty __ Keystone Service Station, Five and Mrs. Frerl S. Painler, Rav- brate her birthJ.:y. mt ce f' - James Da le spent an afternoo~ el with Rev. Edison Weaver 3 weeks, also controls spttk''d !Htes and ~ulldrng sttes. HEATING, Plamblnl, MueDer - Pomts. s-s.6tp eswonod, W V.a. Mrs. r: verett Milhoan attend- wuh Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hicks Evangelist, beginning at 7 Uebugs. LANDMARK Meigs bat~e house With 7 rooms, Furnaceo. Al'llold Bretbero, FOR S~LE Oe 1957 Hill: . BIRTHS . ed May Day exerr:es at Chest- : and son, Sammie. _ m. each evening. ~ 12 3tp ~.~7~~ :~:ia~~ea~ ~~t fed 'w~:r a~uphpet"ytmg~x BP ~mgt 1111 Ea1t Mala street. Pollio man 4: • door sedan. $200.00. RtMrc.s. WJ lllk1am Jodseph Fteldmg. er school recently She h~s srx : Larry Rtfe spent a weekend LOSE WEIGliT IBiely with Main Street, Pomeroy_ . ' ce en eroy. Phone WY U448. . . . WY 2-5251 . 5 7 tfc · ' · ac son, aughter. 2 30 ! grandchildren in the school Mi· w1th his broth, Jack Rife, and 1 Dex·A-Diet tablels. Only l8c ~~With strawberry plantmg, 7 20 lfe FOR SALE· 1956 F d F . p.m . Tuesday. Mrs. Robert E. i kel ftrst grade: Tonv . .1rd gorde I fam:ly and Mr. and Mrs. Rob•rt Stark hoo.... RHUBARB 1 1 $ a tves of bees, 1 ~' garage · . or . .alf Mtller, 82Jl Mam St., Jackson, Elame and He1di, fifth grade. / Hire and famtll, St. Albans. al 'I - • Store. bushel Sa:~elsaLee;.. ;., 1.2W5Y 2- Excellent opportumty for AUcriONEER JanE"d,'t~ood htr es, t~ar In fr~e daughter. 6:12 a. m. Tuesday. , Peggv in the Seventh and Wil-, \1r. and Mrs Thurn as Tpomp-J lJ tote · .,....,, conservatlonalist $6000 00 pi con r 1on au oma tc transm1s DISCHARG"D r · h . .. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--=:=---;.:..:._ 6179 5 12 6tc · · · Com ete Service Al' 1953 F ~Jam m t e erghlh grade son of Texas are VISJI!TI~ her · 50 AUWMOBILI lllllll'a!lw bleD · . ----5 11 3tc CriU Bradford ston. . ordomatic . Patienls recently discharged Mt·. and Mrs Art K·asper an parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray ' 1 cucelled7 f.Mt 10111 apera. RlDING Chnton lawnrnower for ROUSE FOR SALE on Laurel Write, Prone or Cootact !ran~m~s~t?n and ~53 Ford Imcluded Mrs. Polly Brewer, 1Clara visited Thursd<~y \l ith Brooks. &or'l lk:enlet Call WY ..._ S:,le, H. P. - A-1 condi· Cliff Road Mrs. Norman E. A. C. BRADFORD Le~~~ rac::~r. 4r m~les ~ut , Mrs. Edward Mizecko, ~1rs 1her parents. Mr. and Mrs M , Mr and Mrs. L. R. Chapman lUIIe / n.R ·~· WY 2-7238 Wor- Hysel~ WY U-122. Racine, Ohio Route~ R he 1 v"a • R ~ Albert Roush, Clark Cummings, L. Bahr. , spe nt an evemng with Mr 2 0 1 --;-lo-s~t:-a-n-d;-:f::co-u_n_d-:-:_ ;:ile:s~~n·. Rt. • ~ ~~· t t IOip J I tfe I, Mddle;rt,' O~i~ce, ~~~ Mrs. Charles Yunker, Mrs G. -GI•nna S. Milhoan and Mrs. Norrts. . - --- - - - - · p HOUSE FOR SALE ---- _ __ _ _ L. Woolum and mfant son, Mrs 1 ,....,. ..... ___________________ _. ........ __ 1 LOST - Brown and white 1964 HONDO 300 CC, 2572 actual old 3 bedr ba 2h years larl Gnteoer, Pbomblng lllCI 1954 CHEVROLET 2 door sedan Everelle Cook and infant aaclgh·'l spotted pony in vicinity of miles. Good condition. Robert car' rt N :,ms, t and Heati:D& Mrs._ John W. Stout, Harri- ter, Mrs. Lonnie L. McCombs, 0 Keno or Eagle Ridge. Phone E. Barber, Coolville, 667·3692. Tel SH w~=ment re· Mluenville, Oldo sonv11le, SH 2-4834. Mrs. Ernest Hatfield. Mrs Law. WI !1-28211 collect for any In$ 12 Jtp · · tc End your sewer tronblea 5 10 3te renee Reed, Mrs. Martha Kee7 12 formation. 1 10 3tp M & M coNTROLS We have •11 sizes Tile Ramoler ton, Roger Henry, Mrs. Kenneth llalaU~IonA~~L;:th!!~:!L an top- FOR ~E: 7 room house with Sewer Mlcbioes World S&amdard eJ Compact Hensley, William Gifford, "1rs r•commendt>d for controltinr Alf- bath, sLtuated on I lots, Ph. ReascmabJe Rate. Eloellenee Clarem..-e Hayman ROSL'O':' Wimlp W•nted Wee1111. Economical Ullico AllWY 2-3OJU ,.1• J • H: Allen, 786 Call WY Z..%174 DaY or N'"ht , alia•II Weevn SPriiY contahur b 0 t.h . '6 Big ear room, ride IDd per- er. Mrs. James ' Steele, Mrs. As I am quitting the Garage and Parts Busintn, I LADY ANSWER telephone ::.::: i'i':!1 J:,~n1 !:: HI~: Hysell Street. Middleport, 0. 7 26 tfc lvmanee. Small eJ~r economy Wil liam Song, Walter Ridenour. will sell at Public Auction tho following Ports end at home for large Ohio Val· toz:rl!tty, euy to appty. Givee nl')' 5 6 tfc and IIWIIgerabBlty Paul Roush, Mrs. John FleshEquipment. LOCATED: In Rutland, Ohio -' Ap lia Co• PI ease fOOd c:aatrot of de.lruellv• larvH - PAINTING t' nterl- and ••ler G nap, lalt. up to s ._,q, Allo FOR .SALE: 5 room house, . ' .... .,... See er, .Ioria L. Grover and '.1 · P nee · .send Dame address phone control• IPittlebuJa, ot~er forllp bath ba.seme I G I lOr. Roof work of all kind!!. MetJeanllf- Moton chnel Beaver r • illlectlr. LANDMARK, Meap County I n • as urnace, p•~ VI 3-27110 4-30-121 ....• umber n to R. M. Bacon 206 Farm &urea-a CooperatJve Anod•- firep)ace Priced for quick I/Une • P E MelD Street, Pomeny 4th St., Parkersburg! w.' Va. Ua.ll- Jl!ut Main l>tzut, Poment,, sale. Phont 773-5611 Mason, -Pboae WY Wl7l . 6 12 3to SAVE ON TIRES! 670 x 15, Va. Ue EXPERIENCED dresslllllk16 4 :12 ~ D ~d BEGINNING AT 19:00 A.M. $11.95, 750 x II $13.9ii. Prices lng, alterations. Phone WY zc IU ge en0 BABY SI'!TER to live In and plus lAX. Newell's Sunoco, ROOM brick home, 2- bath- 2276. 4-24-30tc Livestock care 1m- two oma . ll children. rooms fiiDJ'sbed atl1'c a 0 d • 9115-230~. • Ll.ght housework. Phon e WYZ. Chesler, Ohio, Phone 5 11 ate basement. Out of high water. AIR CONDmONING Refrlger- PIGS for .. le, Marvin Stone, • OCie otes $15.000. to $20.000 regular wholesale worth of automobile 2485. 6 11 3tc Cenlral heatlnt!, priced for ation service. Jack't Refrtg· two m11es out of Rutland on & truck & Industrial part~ . for ~u makes and modPI~ WANTED - Middle • aged ..0. RHUBARB ror sale. Wilkie Sar- qutck sale. Phone WY 2-6116 eration, New Haven, Phone Harrisonville Road. mostly fur 1949 through 1955 models, and late motlel man to make home with one son, Portland, Pbone VI 3- or. WY 2-220>. Charles F. TU 2-3537. f I Uc 5 11 3tp Mr. and Mrs Brooks Norparts. The!le paris ('Onsistin2 moslly uf - motor, brakl-' 1 2484 S 11 3tc woldermutb. -- · ,man and Mr. and Mrs Dean lady, I doyl a week. Call . 4 13 tic FOR SALE : Fme pooy. Come ' Hill all of Williamson. W Va ., and electrical parts. They are all new and in bon•s \111h WY 2-32'18. Will consider mid- ARTIFICIAL flowers ar.r lorna- FOR SALE: AU modem brick- Lngu Firt and Safety Equip- and see. Mason 773·5!123. and Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Mora all the numbers and markings They are all name Brands such .as Federal. n:~mco , Ford; McQuary-Norris; Bu w· die • l.fled couple, 5 7 lie to pla?t•. Pearl Parker, Lau- frame 3 bedroom ranch style ment, Sales and Sel'\'ice! Pom7-5·30tc of Chesler were Sunday eveners: Carter; f'ram 11nd olhers A large stock of V Bf' lt s• LADY TO live ln. Housework rei Cliff, Rt. l:tl. home on Chester RoO.:, near eroy. AU trpe• lllCI mzeo of , Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, Yeterltt ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. 7 new Tires; 26 new Tubes; Some used Tires. ' 5 11 and care lor $ boyL Call 3tc State lllgbway GarSKO. 100 1 ftre ~:""ishS:~~% lb•.et , ortan, lar,fle and small anlmaiJ. flovd Weber. SH Ulli, or write Vester FREE USE of our Carpet 4110 lot. Several financing plans ~~ ~ ~istl~: 128 Washington St. Ravena- Glenrra S. Milhoan and HerWalker, LanpvJlle, Ohio. Shampooei with purchase of available to q\lall!ied person. WY ~lm u r. wood. W. Va. Phon~ 2'13-42'11. nard were Sunday dmner guests 110 lli"M:U.o::::o=~f~21=.--=Uc Blue LUI!rt Shampoo. Baker Phone WY Z-5337. 4 13 Uc • 4 14 !Oip Office bours, Daily 4 to 6 p. of Mr. and Mrs .. B~ine Milhoan 1 18 Ton Press hke new ; Electric welder and EcJuip-mt'Htj u. L Clvlllorvlco T-l Furniture. 5 11 8tc FOR SALE: 1 bedroom ranch m. 1 26 tic and ch1ldren. M1kel s 7th btrlh -1 Tire Cbaneer; Air ChL.o;eJ; Floor Jack; Spark Plug Cle<~n ­ and tester. Wheel Balancer; Key Machine: Rot kt> t :;~~;.::::"'...1:.'1: l1PRIGHT PIANO with bench style brick • frame home on WILSON'S car waab, 550 Page PONIES for sale. Will finance: ~:~er~a~.~lezrated.d A~ern~~ er Automatic ('ar Wash; other tools and Small Items no t ~.,:. ~:;.,-:,: in good condition. $35.110 cash. Chester Road, near State St., Middleport, Ohio. ._, Cars Phone WY 2-2007. 1 10 6tp bert G 1 . ' r. /~ tt " · [ i listed. :""" - - "'D Must he sold !hill week. See Highway Garage. 1110 x 4110 lot vacuumed. WY 2·3715. flat ~g e~ an d ~ Y Cl~ ..~..-~..::"3:..~!d at , the St. Paul'• Lutheran fireplace, •tarm windows. f.-2Z-30tc fordwLon:·netu; and hi~· 1 f Church, Pomeroy b e lo r e doors, patio, Wed bath and Wolf Pen e an c ren o.t,-... ..::.,..~ noon. ' 5 10 3tc kitchen hardwood floors Tuppers Plams, Mr. and Mrs. -;:'--';-"'=-==::·:-:="'"'~'---:well Jniwated Several Dna..: Marin• Supplies Edward Chaffee of Five Points. 100 metal parts bins, good; :50 metal parUI bins, f:m; Employ!Mnt W•ntecl llliltl Model 1 • 30 ft. trailer. Inti plat11 av~ilable to quailMr. and Mrs. Charles Chaffee metal counter; show case; display racks; ,McCoskey WORK fi d ek Mt ll.8rry Edwartla, Langsville, fled Phone Pomeroy WY J. U ft. ALUMINUM boll! with OCJety OteS of Eagle Ridge, Willi001 Mitcba~ge account file; .File Box; ElP.Ctric Pop Coolh: Other ~wi; ;:,.:/' 1;, w: ' 1' Ohio. ' 5 7 . 6tc 1337: trailer and 2 H.P. MOTOR. hoan and Johnny Davis, local. 5 ' f lfe Equipment not listed. Expecting to have- 5 .automobtle• st Mlddl ' ycamore NICE FAMILV store Phone WY z.3260, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis Q~ the auction if not sold be-lore day of Sale. 5 12~ in Tuppen PtaJnsrroc::! Rl ., eport, 5 11 11 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly motored to Elkhart, Indiana 7 FOR SALE: ~ f bedroom WIDOW WOULD like 3 ..- t . In Melga Co Bullding and. • home. In lllclne, In ,flood and sons of Alhem, Mrs. Jo- cently. 15 days work a wee._ Lorena voice Stock doing 1 Dice condltlon - out of high wa~ dou;::::RD.;...S\!~ : seph Johnson were Sunday visit- Earl Hunt wa1 badly burned Snyder, WY U911. Jness. D. H. WOOD, REA!r er. Hoi waler heating 'Y"' 102u Phone WY ors of their parents, Mr. lnd recently when he lifled the hood I I I 8tc TOR, Phone f4&.1068 Gallilarge electric bot water :1-2&36 '· 5 10 Stp Mn. Everett Lambert. of his tractor and gasoline ex- - - : : - - : : - - - - - ..polli, Ohio. • ._ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillog-· - ~ 1 12tc ....., storm wladowo. To be _ SHERMAN TILLIS: OWNER For R•nt sold to a«<le '-'tate. Call Bob 16 FOOT GLASSPAR Cabin ly and Vicki and Bruce of Columbus Busineu University, 3 an• 4 ROOM !llmlshed apartCleland, WI 8-M, Cruiser, 75 H.P. Johnson carpenter wore recent Sunday was a weekend visitor of his AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Dealer don 't min this sale as we ment!, Rowley " Reed Hard5 I Ue Electramatlc ¥otor, II k e visitors of their parenls, Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meare going to sell the Parts mostly in Jara:e Jots; They w1ll ware. FOil IW.E: MOGem 1 room new. Gator Traller. can Bar- and Mro. Lincoln Russell. Elroy and Bill. 5 11 tic 1 HP &rllfl a 111 sell to the highest bidder regardless of price. 'llntt.hntlno .88 !rome borne in .Syi-actJH, With old Hubbanl, wY 2-3178. 1\fr. and Mrs. W. A. Etam of Beverly Johnson, Mrs. EuTERMS: CASH on day of S.Oie. FIVE ROOMS ,and bath, 1311 IIAIIDIN PlljDI balb, CS bedroomal largo aWi 10 Sic Barrett, W, Va., were weekend gene Haning. Rhonda Jo Smith Butternut· Alt. Pllone WY 1"OTARY uOWERS . lly roolu. double carport, PI Musical , ....... menta visitors of their son, Mr. and and Kail Knapp were Sunday 2.12%. I 11 ·1:fe <" fllnwce, fuliJ laoulaled, w.dl : ~~''v Mrs. Jack Elam, afternoon visitors of Mr and Salo Conducted By MODERN ' 1 ~- llllil il8lb A6.W ~ -,u ~I'])OIIq. blrdl cab~ SPINET PIANO, beautiful lln- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma Mrs. James Johnson, Ja~ie STANLEY & SON apar1111f1!1. JlldillePI!!!- Pb. . orn~POM.-Sot.EnRIOtYPM ~IL ·~ lllCI fruf& trees, ish. ~y be bad by assum- and Patrlcll 19ere recenl week and Todd, Pomeroy. WY ~ , I K Uc' ~- Clctu to. lldJooJ lng lll!all monthly paymen\1. end vlsltoro ·of their son, Mr. Mrs. Eugene Hanlnt!. RhonAuction & Rtol htlfo Service TI!KEB Ulll fDIIr ~ ~~~V~ nUOIIIble. See 11 looall7e Write cre4l! and Mrs. Ho'!l!'d Tlloma Jr., do and Mt1. Fred Tuckerman 131 Wool Moln Str«iot Chlllltottlo, Ohio 111 ..t ..., dIll ....-. · I' I , WY · .. , .. · ~Ohio department . ~- 11191, fork- Angelia lllci, Timmy, of Perrys- were l'<!cent tiaitOrs of Mrs. !'hone 775-3330 E-lnt 63+J6Q WY ·Naf D I 11r ·WY 2-2111 . Mit: ersbUi'J, W. va., bt cill 485- vHie. · · Charity Knox and MrJ. ' ":.:\:..:,-a.':;: ::"..':'...-'"' 6\\' body, solid cab,' heater, 6 . cyl. Ruo• out good. New ® ,aid..., •--..1 pomerov Motor Co. . ' '"'b. MARK IV ' AUTO AIR CONDITIONING I H JN 't · I = g" a: $J4Q -/tl 611'1t B1aettnar's 1 Bfaettnars I , p: '--4 1 .:S 430 qutrJ" 1 =• AUCTION 5 w K 4 S Ready to use ••• Iy N , May 19,1965 PARTS SHOP TOOLS p:, - I '::!::'- w.= t':... ":l:!t" EQUIPMENT ° •._ S • N 1 Mol- l I -=------. SOCIAL Buckwheat I s . · Notes CALENDAR. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, May 12, 1965-l!, ""' ru•-· "'""' .,.:'!"""., ".., =rted mo.: ..:' ..,:" w. I' , Estltlt For S.le ---==::===--- IF Becl<jord up 17, 2'15 •.m.: ..m;:,·.,.._,-.._ _..._....,_..._Jii;:::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:ii::i:i:i~ ll Jl 6. Bosworth II and Lilt te l0• Ed"ard down 17, 1:56 om.: : Po(IIF down 1!, 7 3tJ p m.. Arn. · did Wall:er up 20. no a.m : N•tlonal up 21. 1'30 a.m : AJ. loll Zophyr up 21, 6:10 a m.: · AD*ew J. down II, 1211 a.m.: Zi-r down IS, 1 JO prn .; ife,il Trader up II, 5· 15 a m.. . ~up 23, 5:!1 a.m., Jeffba!tl dawn 23, 5·51i a.m : Su•· M ' Lane do~n Grt enup II. tO · e.m.; L. F1eore down Greenup ~,.a.m. ; Invader down Green· up l:45 a m.. Alice up GreenliP 1:55 • m.; Pamelo D. and Kalltleoo K. up "'-up 1: tO e,m.; Yetta Alter up Meldahl t:. p.m. : Warren Houclud . _ Mefdahl t. 50 p.m.: u!11)111100d down Meldahl I p.lll.; Vall• Voyll,fler down M<ldobl u:• l.m.; Southern down $1 ~:II a.m.; Orco up Me~ dUI f :IO a.m.: L. W. Sweet ' ·~ . .ldahl 1:10 am.: L. w. ,lftll up Meldabl H5 a.m.: :Brent up Meldahf 5:30 a. .. .. AUTOMOBILE PARTS- GARAGE EQUIP. pa, .• All features you've asked R•al 1 , ~nw1lhtheM~nC1~u1l ·-----------------------~===~-------~------------- .J~~)f He begdn hiJ employ- ! PT. PLEASANT _ A civil ~6 years. Approxtmately 90 perli r.. nt with C & p Telephone t"om I. acton t· hB! bee n f'led t .m lh eo1- ' suns attended lhe party, pctny, April I , 1957 as an Instal- · fil'e of the Circuit Clerk styled lation H.epatrman. Collett L. Keefer and Reha Kee- ttrr'H LAUNCHING ~ is marned to the former fer vs. Ctty Ice and Fuel ComVAND~:NBERG _AFB, Calif. Dor1s F.ads and the~ Kn the pany, Potnt Plea~>ant. (U PI J-The 90th Mm~teman parentl of th•·ee children, Ron- r lerconlmental baiiL5LJC ffiiSSIIt . aid Lee. 8 years old: Brei Alan, • The plaintiff aUeges the de- 1dCBM I launched from th11 bns._o 6 years old 1nd Tracit Ann 3 fendant negligently mstal!ed a , hurtled 5,000 mtle5 across the i yeara old. ' gasoline storage tank and a.!l 1 Pacific Monday toward a pte-, result of negligenre of the de- ' selected Larget. j Ifendant. they were reqll1red to : The launch was triggerfd by , River news dr:ll • water well at a cost of 1Stratgic Air Comlll3nd (SAC) I $98410 ; construct a mtlk house combat m1ssile crews ••_ at the cost of 13~4 .20; slum ! Whiteman Air Force Base. Mo, Gaa1e read1B1•: Galhp<~lis , clean all wate: ptpes ar a rrnllt i and Ellsworth Air Force B11~e. Dam 12 Z, 11.2, running 14 feet of . 1240: sust_amed a lo~s of , S.D. on rollen ' Pomeroy-X1ason 21- $900 milk product JOn a~ountmg to r::::;;~;~;;~ and had additiOnal costs 12, Pl Ple&!:Uml 24.17. Hmton 1totaling , 173 20 U3 lafting, Kanawha Falls $.. 1 · 78 falling, Charleston 19 42. Lon -! The plainliffs are seeking TONIGHT don, Marmil and Wmfield dams judgment from the defendant were all runnin& a ha!f foot on 1n the sum of $2,622.24 and eosts. l "THI WACKIEST SHIP IN THI ARMY" the rollers. Jack Lemon Ricky NelsoJ Boat Movements : ; I Z5 am : Elgercliff down 8 30 1 (Color) - aodOlale River - Lorena down , a.m.; Reliable down 9 am . 13, f:20 a.m. Onw<~rd up 14, · Kanawha River George "SIIGI OF THE SAXONS" Janette Scott, R.onald Lewl1 7:10 p.m.; Charles Stevenson Pnee down Marmet 5·45 pm., (Technicolor\ up 14, 8·40 p m : Vulcan up 14 . Semel down Marmet 9·20 p m.; 1 a.m.; Bayou Harat1era up 14 .1 Helen Z. up Winheld 2.35 pm: Thurs.-Frl. May IS·I4 J ;ll a.m.; BeJ:tver up 14, J J5 , Thelrrli, Ann down Winfield 5:"MAIL ORDER BRtDI" 11.m.; OVEC down 14, 6·30 8 : 10p.m: J . S. Lewis up Winfteld • Buddy l.iblen Keir DuU11 m.; Ranger up lS, 10 55 p m.; : 10 25 p m : Jefferson up Win- ' (Color) Elisba Woods up 15, 3:30a.m. field 12 3f) a.m : Duncan Hruce -andGledora down 15 7 am . . down Winfield 4:35 am ; Lucy ''NIVIR PUT IT Chrll Jr. up 16. 4 JO p.m , Wal: Jane Lucas up Winfield 6:45 a. INP:A~~~eO" 1 L &. Z SHOP I NGELs Fu RNITu RE CJ~~. Roush was central of. ~~isoo;••~·:~ ~e~ wf:;emingi~~~ pr~::~t:.:'da M::geM:::;•;~,7~:rbe '"'e repairman at the tnne- of past years. e ., .' h~ advancemf'n! and assumed ,. hi.~ new duttes, Friday. May ;: He ;, a litetong resident 1 Civil Action Fil ..d , ' Mason County and 0 gradu· , Chapman· Canaday IIIOR SALE i 1 f I For Rent vSJX ROOM HOUSE lrlPome- NEW zig zag sewing machine, FOR SALE: BU!fd!OI 1018, 200 ' '" P.M. ~ ......roy Phone WY 2'538S. alloeutomatlc wlhth fashltbmn dis~. I 100, Rt. 7, five minutes ....... ........ .... ..... 4 14 Uc s everyt inK w out a. fr do Po CANc'l:TI_%.... FUNISHED 3 roo und tachments. Balance due 9 om wntown meroy. 1695 COitRECriON& ms, on gro payments $6 110 motllhly WY each. Phone WY z-2113· WID .. " " '... anw ........ II. floor. s. Front st., Middle- 2-2.175 . 5 5tc $ 7 6tc FM ""' " Publlooll,. port. Call WY 2'5141 · nou1..mo•• 4 27 tie DON'T PUMP you stugg!B.b aepFor S.le or R•nt tic tank. Get Klean-Em-AU "••,,"",1,',..'.',,"'. ~--'n"' '"',.,..3 BEDROOM hrick Dupte1 with oeptlc •--L cleaner • ~-• FOUR ROOM HOUSE, 3 acres ~~ f lmmec!l.t.b'. 'l'hll pubgarage. Butternut Ave. Porn. UUI.IIi • I.MWII" o ground In the country. ~ eroy. Colt WY ':&.5127. ' mark ,.,.,. Bureau. Drilled well water in the RATU f 'EI Ue J 18 lfc house, !urnlshed, lOCAted aror .,,., .. MODERN THREE burial lots in Beech bout % miles out of Bashan. 4 furniabed aproortm lllclt, M'baddthl' Grove. Write or call J. w. Gas and electricity and tele1 &12 Cent. ,., word for TbrH eoD> a men Leaper, 37 Riverside Driv phone availa~e. Possession ·~""" ........... porL WY 2-3874. 4 21 lie e, ~ per HDt Dlteolllltaoc1 Dayton 5, Oho. Tel. 228-2566. immediately. . E. Hayman, ~~at"~r~~·oarruARJJ:s FURNISHED HOUSE, 5 rooms 5 1 tOte Syracuse, Ohio. Phone WY S. OUJI .., oo """' mJD. and bath In Pomeroy. Call 6889 or WY :&.7889. hnum, kah a441ttcmll nnt 11. Howard CecJl WY U262 1954 CYLINDER Ford new ~ 6 11 Mp ""1 .o~c:;, ~ M. 0•1'> 800 w Malo St 3 30 tt' tor and clutch, 2 bulls, breed 1a1urd•1 &:30 "· 111. to 12:00 noon. _ . _ _ · C ing age, Hereford Charlalse Bu 1 IT~ so "'" HOUSE ~oR RENT Se I . . d 'II I ness _,c:.t ro PL.ACE " r . ven cross, super1or gram rt , O.SVLT PRODUCING rooms and bath, garage, nice 1-self lift pull type 2 bottom WANT AD yard. Phone WY 2-3092. plow. I field culti~ator, cufli 5 12 3tc vator and I bottom plow for PfiONE WY2·2156 PASTURE for 12 or- -1. cattle-. Allis Chalmers "B" tractor. 0 .' ' Bul:ctin Board;. INFORMATION ;;~~:~~lrv~ic~e:~~si~d~e~nt~Cha:::r~ln~~l 1 .- .. t>, May 12, 19llt. : _,.., ... ,<\WWIZIII . '"''"' Annual Charily Ball Baer. : PIIILADELPIIIA (VPIJ I Bailey Act 1 .... waa held ID ' Heovywelahl boser Luelu : Schedule< aturnay . MASON - Mason's new post[ The dedication ceremony for .. . HomeUlRoo":,-~ .May 6. 'l11e rts Road I Bonks lo llghtlnt lhe P'l' PLEASANT- The Pleas· office will be dedicaled at 3:30 the new Haven Post Office Eie · cti'on held ballots were counled and '"" -~. , 1 most amportant battle of h11 ant Valley hos 1 'll Char1tv Ball p.m. !EDSTI ne1d Saturday, Building will be held also on during an essembly. ]_ 1 carrer. sponsored by the Pll"3sant Val· Postmaster Dalla!· E. Walker 1 Saturday at 1 30 o.m ' postm:;· others elected were .secretary• OfK tO Start I ' le Hos ital ~uxlliary Will oe announced today. The new fa- lter Kermit Gress announc.. A E lreasurer, Linda Spencer ancl 011 ' 'l'blo ooe Is for keepo. Hlo I I G d A mory at the Nation· 1,Street cility, located new buildmg " located t astern ' is >'~!ktt on of the Sec PostonOf.J The the center of town on U. :n S.l1 ' Pf. ·PLEAS~NT - Senator life Ja at stake. 1• .uar r · ~ . ~ ncialJ •A T t J). Mo.""n The oddo ore llllnll him. I b 11 ill lice Department's lease con- Route 33. Greg Bailey won his 1 tt • ay or. no.. 1 The hours of the a w struction program. Sch I I bd 1 h t•·- f 1 . ~ty_. has been mformed by I Ranks, I Zf.year.u d, ; be from 9 p. m. to I a. m., and :' The Wahama High . oo i or t e pres uency o maltA~ c U' J t . t , - o It~ Road Oistr i<'l EntJmf'er l pounder frem Detroit, Is flat music wtll be furnished by the ! , }d Band under the dtrrechon r)( em High school's student <nun-11 th'Ot Secondary 13. known ·· : on •t. boock •• Presbyterian ' Vagabonds. The theme ol the Mason s est Thomas F. Reed will furnish I ell last week when the student l!o~bum Rood, is\ planned for 1 H..ptlol. Hb <Oadfllon Is ·dance will be "Moonrt,flhl and music. and refreshments Will body met In an assembly May surfactnt in the ~near futurt.l aran de1plte IIU'Rery wblcb R " be served by the New Haven 4. The purpose of the asse~· ll•iburn road runs from State remeve<l • blood clot from his ; oses. · ' Resident Dies Senior and Junior Womon's bly was to hear speeches RoUte J lhrough Sand Hill Road. , brato. ; Mrs. Harold Ridenour Is the Clubs. those running for president, oer1 SP.Ttator Taylor states this will A. byt rl&bt to the temple general_ chaimran for the da~ce. , Principal speaker represent· retary . tl-easurer, and · · open • vital !arm area to • by l.eotll Marti• ""' Baaks ~ Admtsston will he by donations I At years lng the Post. Office Department president of the Council. market road and will be bene- oo crisis road Monday olght of $4 per couple and $5 at the I will be Wilham D. Foster, Reficlll to pla~t workers and tu al the artna. IdoOr on the night~ fhte dance. PT PLEASANT- Miss Mar- gional Real Eslale Officer. Those runnJng for office with 1 Carrara and Panar, an. the thole who live in that area dur-! · • Under the present lease. ~r~ F. ALVIN WEBB their campaign m~nagers were ""' ·hllh ler 'ltn~1lH ~W'IU:'JMl:MftN'f/\t"'lf'«ll" ~ ~...~ n.ost famous vanel!e.!. tlf garet E ~ayman, 103 ~ears old, I"ram lor Post Office raciltttes. . Linda Larkins mititager Char· •• wa · 1 .of 108 Hlghland·AV. dted 'l'ues- ' . . d . . ' cC marble. ld tn G , R t I investment ftnancml{ IS use to Office Department Washington, les Etchmger; Julia M oy, 7 "~ator Ta1lor :s ~eepl"f ~; ermaneD alf ~ ;:m:'at "a.:':itord ~~~~~1 8 :~x i nbt>in needed ' 1acihties whi.ch 1D. C.; H· ·orable 'Ken Hechler, manager Jerry Warren; Char l'f,. .-"-ctlvt m hts 4th Jstnc , th . She 1. hell'eved remain under private ownership, Congressman fro111, the 4th Dis- les Knight, manager Kenneth I roarl m ·eting m Roane El mt>r C' Ro~;Uc mon s t11 ness. s . I I 'h mun ' G B 'I " wa.'i S't t d to have been Mason County•s lpay loca taxes o e com - I trict of West Virginia; and sev· Hartung ; reg at ey, manager ill 'May 61~ =~:;~;he •urI e xpec e Servit-esar~ Held oldest hving resident [:!e. and are leased to the Fed· jeral other postal, employees and iCindy Rhinehart; Jackie Bahr, =mental d ~ . Miss Hayman was born Aprll ·eral Government. postmasters from the surround- I manager Kenneth Hartung; and 36 7 1 3 1:. end t ert Hand . Mid-August PT. - Funeral 20. 1862 in Letart, in what was need Iing area. Linda Spencer, manager Diana and Looneyville sections of ., l.servt<'e f?r Elmer C. Bostle, then VtrgtnJa, the daughter of 1from the Federal Treasury Roane County. 112. uf Poml Pleasant, formerly the late W. T. and Mary Jane 1 nslruction urposes ia ellmi- : ' ' PT. PLEASANT - The an· of Ronceverte, was held Wed- Donnally Hayman. She was a cot d P :Stnato_r Taylm· ~talts he ~s . nual Mason Counly Fair. sched- 1nesday 2 p.m. at the Wallace Imember of the Methodi~t church ,na1~k~ mo!lt of the new po!!tal ·¥!tally tntere~ed . m. I rock . uled for August ll 12, 13. and Iand wallace Funeral 1-Jome,fat Lelart. b :ld. oing up across the cruaher for hrs dtslr!l1 and t! jt4 may lrave 8 pe:.manent fatr Runceverh~ wilh bunal in the ( Surviving is one a1iece, Miss Ut mgsth~ ff' . 1 w.orll:in elo·ely w1lh the Road · . t 'FI Al d Pt PI. :country. IS pos1 o ICe H~ 1 ., I . s •sile by that lime. In past yean : Wallace Memortal ceme ery a orence exan er, . eas- , ed to the Post Offtce Depart· ' ~mtss1oner 011 several road !lhe fair has been held on the tlmtnnville ·ant. pr.ojects f~r h~ ~istril'IS. He Pl. Pleasant Senior High school Mr. Bostic dted Monday Funeral services wilt be con- m;~t De artment Is now con· ,tates h~ J!l workmg for • SUII-II!:round! but has grown earh Ute DeD.'Tlar State Ho~pttal. Sur-1ducted at 10:30 a.m. {DST) tn l te t" P lructing new able Fair site tor Mason County vear and a site is needed whpre !vt\'lng are one soft Elmer, Jr.,l' the Crow • Hussell Funeral lcen raJ mg.ton coins h they ' lllCI beUeve.s I MaM)n County ' . . h 'th h R C S [posta oms ony were , : ~Jermanent buildings may be Poinl Pleasant: three s!slers, orne wt t e ev. · · ·t tly needed In . MIX 'N MATCH-KNIT Fab' should be a non.-proftl ven- 1constructed Fair Assn spokes- ' Mr~ Slella Doulev, Mrs. Bell·, Thompson ofhciating. burial are mosl urg~ln Is practl'ca·l lo t ·th · d. 'd 1 · ·· · . . . II areas w Jere 1 ure, .'" nom tvt ua or eo~- ; men said Tuesday. · ~te Boone and M1s. Anme Hole- JWIII be m the Letar_t Fa s cern. do 50 exl'ihn buldngs are poritJon should m1ke a proht 1 S<tJlple all of Wa slungton, etery at Letart, Ohio. The fam'. g . 11\y has requested flowers from land purchased for 1 fai1 • Officen of the 1965 Fa1r D C ' be undetgomg renovation. lite. Hoard Associatmn are Lowell . omitted Friends may eall at Meanwhtle, for the Mason Cook, president; Flyd Rayburn, the funeral home after 7 p. m. lpostal dedication, Mr. Wal~er , ASSORTED COLORS Senator Tayl~r •.tates that the cook president Floyd Ravburn Wednesday. announced that the lollowmg , present Demou at1c Admuus Rayburn secretary and Lionel ' __ _ are among the. guests expected lroti~n will go on record . as !s.;ith. 1;.,asurer. ' 1 Plea~ant Valley Hospflul to attend : Honorable F. Alvin Yellow- Pink- Blue buildllllt and p1vin1 moro miles . ADM! ITED - Mrs. R a Y Webb, Deputy Regional Dlrecof· prirniry and secondary road• Board of diredors are Hart Goodmte, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. tor, Washngton Region, p,.t • • to Match $Uf than 1ny other admlmstration Hartley, Lester Ohlinger, Clif- • MASON _ The Rev L R 'Eric Bogell, West Columbia; lr"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"'!l Button Tops Come in ln history of West Virginta w1th ord Dunn Jimmy Watlerson Jr. I Mahoney of the Mlison . West ~ Mrs . .James Hargraves, Pt. Colors: Pint, Blue, Red " better road amendment and Ap- Troy Huffman. Woody Mace, Col umbia Salem and rairview · Pl~asant ; Joseph DeMy, i pallchht program . ' Fred C. Greene and Johnson 1Evangelt~al Uuited B.-elhten lside; Wtllard J~ffers, Pomeroy: I eBoat Neck eHigh Neck St·arberry. Churehes was honored by the IMrs. Charles \\Jilet, Pt. Pleas- , s ~- • dS ylor , ,. •. .... ''"I J!. 6 14.6 CU.FUEFII&EIATOR..fiEEZBI TOPS IN FOOD-KEEPINI CONVENIENCE FOR NEW WALKS Add a new look to your home. Add concrete walks. AU work fully guaranted . . . . . and, eoDCnte iacreases your property'• value. GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. WY 24214 ' ' " II. • TwltWI-Out llft1&tilllor Shelva • 8IWe-llll ' - Slorqt ...... ... Shill • .,.., !llnllltlor . . . ill tile ... -· '"Quict·llrlll" Dally ... Eu Stonp • Twin f'ortellill ~ 37 IlL • Cold·Ladt ....... SlloiJ Ilion oCllolct II llllllo • ~ . ONLY .20 .I'" . • l• _! I -;' EX'I'IIA ,FEATIIRil ·~ oC,Virldlltlet~ liz ....... ea!d iJtliljlll . · COME 'TO : •D!lfp ..,.....-.~n~ I' •• ·,,··=.... "~ ~ ,, • .' =-.· ..i,_t .·..· ,INGELSl 1•.. '- ·•t!;..... • •. ' "':'' f ,_, ~ !"!: 11 I 20'' SABRE TILlER , LOOK AT THISE .,•.'.....j.. • SATISFACTION OUAIIANTEID ... or r l l > l - wlllt . o ,...., Nor~ l!etrlgeraror ol - ! l i b l e ~-/ I ••••••••••••••••••• ' ·• /PI&' ' '· ~~o<~o~J'*·IM4 ' i. - t!· :btr!ezer·lt_ .. > ,,,~, . ~ ~ · 97 1:.""1=t::""' 4 I llo- tfOI. I 7 lte Carl lllcEiro)', 11u01tm II Perryof Radcllft. ' . RUTLAND AUTO PARTS �•• tba Lou Beegle and Naomi St<>-1 Mrs. Arthur Roush at Salem l le, Mary Bowles, Delores Hawk 50 </O()'Rf bart. The Love Gift dedication Center. i and the hostess. Gay Smalley 601N6ltl A by Marie Roush and a hymn Mr. and Mrs. Theodore of Chester was \he demonstratFII-MILV .J~ ~~·' ,,, and prayer closed the .meeting. Nance and three children of or. REUNION! Refreshments were served in Chesapeake spent the weekend Recerit visitors of Mr. and the basement. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. A. E. Wyers were, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush Ted Nance. and Mrs. Fred Wyers and dau·l~;' Among relatives and friends and daughters of Columbllll Mrs. Mae Crawford has re- ghter of Sanciyvnle and Mr. and ~ a distance here to attend spent the weekend with her turned to her home at N e w Mrs. Brady Baldwir. and chil· '"·the funeral services for Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Brighton. dren of Ripley, W. Va. Hazel Cleland were Robert Cle- Watson and his mother, Mrs. Recent guesl.'l of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barringer were, Mr. land of California, Marcella Bai· Arthur Roush at Salem Center. ley of Beaver Falls, Pa., Mr. Mrs. Sybil Miles, who spent and Mrs. Gerald Barringer and LOWEEZ.Y!I HOW and Mrs. John Bailey of Louis- the winter in Chillicothe, refamily, Mr. and Mrs. Junior WAAL!! DAST 'IE SAY SICH ville, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Wil- turned home Saturday. She Barringer and family, Alice WHAT DID SARCASTICAL TltiN65 AFORE I EVEN OPB~ I li•m coe and daughter, Lor· was accompanied by her sonBailey and Jo Ann Adams. 'IE COME MY MOUTH riene, son, Harry, and daughter in-law and daughter, Mr. and Revival services are now in TO SORRY Mary Lou and husband, 'Vir. Mrs. Lee Jackson, who returnprogress at The Whites Chapel TODAY, and Mrs. Ray Slobart, Mr. and ed to Chilhcothe Sunday. Mrs. Opal Harris. was hostess IChurch. Rev. Harold Hughes i• ELVINEY? Mrs. David Buckenheimer, Mr. Mrs. Glen Harpold, son and to a Stanley Party In her home , the evangelist. Rev, Roy Deeter and Mrs. James Stobarl, Mrs. daughter of East Liverpool vis· Wednesday mormng. Rosa Mar· is the pastor. Eula Her.rv and daughter, a11 ited their aunt, Miss Minnie cinko won the door prize. Others I Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Dill<m , ...~_-..,_, o! Rochest~. Pa., Mr. and Harpold and Mrs. Carrie Scar- attending were, Glenda Bene- I were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Harry Stobart of Monaca, ry on Sautrday. dum , Sylvia Curtis, Margaret Raymond Barton, re<ently. Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cleland , Mrs. Myrtle Valley of Rose ~rossnickle , Pauline . Brewer, I Mr. and Mrs. Vern Green and daughter, Knthy, Mrs. Fran- City, Mich., and Mrs. Delbert FIorence Wyers•. Mel me Adkms, were calling on Mr, and ces Kessler, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bowers of Bancroft, Mich., are Mary Ann Harns, Thelma Eag· George Reed. Boling and son of Columbus, here visiting relatives and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cleland of fdends. Salem, Ohio, Mr. Martin Held Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simp20. Gn.incd 3. Sorrow ,\CROSS of Beaver Falls, Pa .. Joseph son, Mrs. Isabel Simpson, Mrs. 4. Hepmve ~ 1. ConFLOWERS? Britt of Dayton, Mrs. £dna Lavinia Simpson, Vlrs . Myrtle 1. Crow'.'l r•J' taiJV'!rs 5. Genu" WAL,T>-IE~ Goldbertson, sun, Mr. and Yin;;. I Valley and Mrs. Bowers spent -a. ~~~~~(il~le Jor of lii.V WASONTH' writin~ 6. Sta re Ronald Goldbertson. Mrs. ~1ae Sunday wilh Mr. and Mrs. Ed" 1. Tribulary TABLE, SO flllid steadily Craw£ord of New Brighton. Pa. l ward Simpson. ur the M•~· NATC>-IERL'/ 23. Exc~ 7. Hay Mrs. Golda Magher of Mans- Mr. and Mrs. Gene Beegle of ~m;sipp• AH ET'EMf' vate winc:Uw.· 8 · ~~::~ field. New Brighton, Pa. and Mr. and 9 . Not ever 24. Spot. 1 10. Breaches too The Bertha M. Sayre Mission- I Mrs. Charles Beegle of Colum- 10. H.ate CILt 1:!. Canadian ary Society met at the Baptist bus spent several days with 11 . J<~x wkd Vt~l~lll"d•J'I biW_. 25.An Tndian l 3.GOUIH Church Tu...,day evening \lay 4. tI" "' father, Mr. Ira Beegle. a..ccepterl 30. Not steady 1-1. Di.'ltre~ 14. Parlo r a ma;l(!rn The meeting opened with tht' Mr.· and Mrs. Fred Cadle ~ignal or firm g<LI'Il ll'lll 26. Converl 16. Varying 33.Raiaed song ''Send the ight" and ~ray- were supper guests on Wednes- 15. Vitu.l tty we.ighl : into 3-t-. Coffin er by Mn. Edna Pickens. day of Mr. and Mrs. Fred 1Hii.. Tmf leather stand India Half em Mrs. Margie Grimm, in Schwerin at Gallipolis . 19. ROOuclion. 27. Confedera.le 35. Prle.'!tly lf.:. Cuts general caste as: in charge of the devo1ions, used Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush 20. Te-legraph 28. Whl.skeya 3'1. Vehicle salary 22. Belonging the scripture Matth ew 5:1-7. Af-! spent Sunday afternoon with to u.s ter the business session conduct- ~ Mrs. Arthur Roush at Salem 23. Qnixote ed by Mrs. O'Connor. a solo, Center. ' 2 4. GRSp "My God and I" by Mrs. Eslh-i Mr. and Mrs. Clifford (Pal· 26. Mender of poL~ er Cairns was pr~sentcd. The Roush and two children of Co2'9. Cutting officers were installed. usmg th e 1umbus spent the week end theme "Salt - Candles ' nd 1 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 30. I..Argo roofing String," by Wilma Sayre. Mar- , Dillon Cross and his mother, .·· ' ~ LON6 .. HA.V'E A 600P TIME J Racine ,. . - '' . .· ··~' Society Notes Joppa Society Notes <;ANI A CUP OF Fl.OUA.? a Few of Our 0 A flY ( R0 55 W0 R0 $100 \llNNERS I Ham Slices ~:-~- .. 99c Butt Portion~~-~ lb. 49c • Breasts • Legs •Thighs 1 ""'' s late 31. M1•thod Leg-0-Pork Boneless Roast Loin-0-Pork Boneless Roast lb. 32. Na.rrcow strip of silk 3!":i. Bare 36. Type of c arc~­ ture 37. Spheres 38. 39. -40. 41. Humbll: H()mely Arid Litll< girl 2. Helps 'l'enderay Whole Beef Sides . ,~. SSe Hygrade's Skinless Wieners pic~ 49c 5-IZ DAILY CBYI'TOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: AXTDLBAAXB .. LONGFELLOW Oil<' 1.- \ t t' f simply lftands tor another. IJL thls ~&mple A Ia U18CJ for U1e U1ree L'.s, X for the two O's, ete.. Single letters, a~ trophies, the length and fonna.tion ot tbe words are all biAtl. Each 1.hy the code letten a.re difterent. All""""-... -"" lwlfl'wPNIIIIum MIIGI CO, UNCLAIIIPIID Sliced Bacon ...... !;..S9c EGGS _ _ 3 doz. $1.00 (SAVE 18c) GYH QXLND AXEI!lXYil '~- !"Well, I suppose this is the end of 'I'll be a pal to you' and all that kinda jan, huh, Pop?" I TYH Y AL:XDK ASJ XN QYZII:CHKL 1'-------- - , Y'"'rerolay's Cryptoqoolo: A VO'I'l'JR WI'l'HOUT A BALLO'!' IS LlKE A SOLDIER WITHOUT A BUILE'l'.-EISENHOWER 10 11165. &ille 11IW WJEH RADIO APRO.. 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' !t' . J-Doy Semmar CathyKingis Winner ol Talent Show Professor of ~ Ab t Philoso h is Mainly ou P5 y k , People In Church pea e pomeroy Dr. Troy Organ: professor. of Licensed P.N.s . Meet Fnday • dl lnMtd eport Crwade Worker• 16-Dally Sentlnet, _Pomeroy-Middleport, o. May 12, 1988 ' .J Trophies, Certificates Presentefl To Patrol Boys, Girls at•Pomeroy .... . e "Teach~ Allan Leonard, County Can· Cathy Klrig of Bradbwt was Trophies and certificates were Water safety chairman, who ICer· Crusade chairman, today awarded the first prize in t!'e presented to patrol boys IIQd showed a film, John' ' A delegation of about 18 pubhcly thanked Mrs. Nas . ur- Philosophy at ?h!o Univemty, Mr. and Mrs. Eslte MosS· annual talent show held Friday iirla at the meetlni of the Porn· ny to Swim." The llirn wll lllembers of the Pomerov con· Moore and her co-workers for The Ucensed Prachcat N Iwas guest speaKer at the Syra· man spent Saturday In Newark . g at the Bradbury El<> eroy Elementary PTA Monday be shown to the pupils toda,. '• itegation of Jehovah's Wtlness- "a wonderful job" on their Tag ses Assn. DtvJSwn 14, met ~: cuse First United P~e,byterian with their daughter aod son.in· :::::ry school under tho spon- evening. Mrs. Scally also apoke . br)ef. headed b) prestdmg minis- DayCam\"'lgn on May I. Those evening of May 7th at the I church Sunday ~ornmg on the law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mor· sorsM of the PTA. .cathy won Mrs. Eugene Triplet!, vice ly on teaching children life. ' tV Curtiss C. Leggo. oeturned par!Jctpatmg on the campatgn lurnbl8 Gas of OhiO olltce al l sermon toptc, Takmg RehiJp gan and son. 'th p Ia o solo president lfas In charge of the ty in swimming and announOo ~ay night from a tlnee-day were. Kathy M?rgan, . N~~! Middleport wh~n the • gu:s~ ion Lightly." , Amos Mossman and Otis WIOth:r ~ri~e wi~er• were an· meetlni ~bleb opened with the ed swl~lling lessons to be IIY.. l)lble Seminar m Cht ll l<'n the. HarriS, Bob Priddy, M~~fe Nte· speaker was Middleport s M y Potted azaleas in the sane- Wells of Columbus were Supday nounced by Robert Morris, em- pledge to the flal 8Dd Lord's en at Middleport. • Louts Seuer, R::a Mills, or Lee Smtth. tuary were m _memory of Mar- uests of the former's brother cee for the evening, and In- Prayer In unlaon: The attend' At 'the _of the meeling, 1 ,. from m Lyons, I Mr. Smith spoke on the sale· garet Ann Mills Nease and stster-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. eluded "The Uttle Peop••" with banner, was awardejl to h h g de< most ot lcJth Bailey Mary Jane Jen· ty measures of both drlVlng Mary Ellen Clark, by Mr. and Esl!e Mossman. [a dance routme. They were Ka- the •lxlh grade. Mrs. James so J md (!'Ills of kinstn Martha Hubbara, Dehoo and regular rnamtenance and Mrs. Thomas Clark. M and Mrs Herschel Nor· thy Moore, Kayte Russell, Sha· Clatworthy, Kenneth•lfBrrls·and "'Pant Biln :: . . ;I a.' the first . bie H~rman Nancy McCall, checkmg of the family car. He Effecbve May 16, worship ser· . r n Clarence of ron Glaze, Janie Hindy, Joyce Mrs. William Nelson ~e ~- Warner, M · , . ~ ~ .. 0 to be: Vicky Van Meter, Mary Hoi· emphasiZed the importance. of vices wtll be held at 9 a.m. v;sited Sunday Riley and Teresa Niclrutky, Mid- ed ·as the auditing commitheld this vear . bv .lt'lmvah's man Bob Rice, Jeff Karr, Gail both husbandf ~nd mba~~~! aT~derechu;~hbschool at 10 ta.rnj Mr. and !Irs. Elias dleport; Janelle Cummings, odf pteeE.P~IIVa~anMi,ke~~~~~ tee ~n charge. Greeters•-tor the · d 11 atnmg 1Board Bob Bratton Rex Roush, the1r own sa e y c ec s e Wl e a congrega 10na Bradbury 8 vocw solo; an a · Mr G· R ell to provt mm Myrta' Wilson Cathy Russell, leavmg home and not assurn· rneetmg May 16, at 2 p.m. when Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore Mindy tOng Harrisonville, an Barnhart and MM. La11rence evening we:,e t U)' us,s or Improvemt'nl "' ,.,, ·' Sylvia Rou~h and Barbara mg the other has checked and the proposed by·laws will be Mrs. Maurice Moore were acrobatic W:Oce. Francll! will circulate petitions and Mrs. a y. . lstry. dwou• se dcltver- Fttchpatrick. all ts safe . presented. All members are Poca, W. Va. Thursday to Receivina honorable mention for the biD. • • The mam I p H Mr Leonard also urged: "Con· He stressed also the import- urged to attend Itend the funeral of a were Pennee wuuarns. Rutland Leo Crew, 118fety director, Potluck DmruJr ·is edR Sunday alterlnnun J\ 1· . ,· tn tnbut1ons to control cancer are ance of stnct observance of Several mothers were honor- Chester Lacey· with the Charleston and Kathy spoke on the good work of ' uggles dtslror '" twrv "' 1 •t d 1 • d by Clas · 8 SJX·st~tr o~rea and lla,t mg· important but knowmg and ac · all local and slate spee aws ed and polled flowers were giv- Walter DeLay and Bunce, Middleport, a vocal the patrol boys and girls, after En]oye I 1 11 ·d Tile ing on saleguards agamst death and remmded everyone that 8 1 en as listed . Youngest mother Ruth Columbus were . number. Judges lor the •how which be presented the trophies BC . \\'hell Can from cancer are equally as Im- car dnven carelessly can be- l present, Mrs. James Auther- guesis of Mrs. John were Mrs. Janet Korn, Porn· and certiOcates to Peggy Story' A enjoyj ora "" . portant. Get your fnends and come a mtsSJle wetghmg over a son; oldest mothers. Mrs. Richeroy, Wendell Gerlach, Middle- captain, Twlla Clatworthy, Re- ed by the ouna u ass 0 Be Done About lt, . d h netghbors to have a ton d<ummg lives and destruc ard Roush (lJaJSy Duckworth! Mrs. Marcta DeLay and and Vernon Weber becca Houdashelt Frank Girnl· the Middleport Churcl. of Christ An audtence ul lu:·" ed ': checkup at least once a year. !ton of property. and Mrs. A. 0 . Lee; mother and Mrs. W:·'tt Thoonpson ' ami, Morton Titus, Stanley at the home ..of Mr. B!(d Mn. explam !hal ''' es.tdl Early detection of cancer and I There wete seven members havtng the most chiidret. pres· lJemse and Suzanne of Others taking part were Coates, Don Anderson, Berna- Charles Wmebrenner week the world wide HHoldl. a prompt treatment means hves pre,.nl. Goldie Mdler, lhla ent, Mrs. Donald Cottrill, mo- bus were weekend guests Van Johnson, Steve Oiler, Pat dette Hennessy, Christy Davis, Olo VIne Street. Table ll!'lce_wao down, man t.mnul pi()\ ide saved,, I F'ac Kunes and Lillian Oxley, the h vm had most chi ldren Mrs John Smtth. A h d Jim Glaze Joyce Debra Harbrecht Nancy gtven by the Rev. Dona& Htck!. sound fur tums<" ll Bul l "Should anyone in Meig< coun- Athens, Thelma McManus, Nel- Mr: Slack havmg Mrs. Roy Holter spent Nrc er M'lle Mills, Thompson Jame; Hudson, 1,.ar. Following the dinner}! bustGod can. and dot•s His Word, ty have been overlooked or un· 1sonVJlle, Nellte Allen, Logan; · ' dav at Cheshtre With her ease, u te 1 r, rn ' Do Wise Chuckie ness meeting was conducted by the Btble, gtve< u' wl•-•1 wt· need able to make a contributton l Hallie Robertson, Syracuse and traveled farthest to attend the ther, Mrs George Thompson. Sandy Stewart, Sheryl Stewart, ry ':, er~ n oe Wer and the new president, Kenneth to gutde us through th.. moral when a volunteer called, send Amanda Murray, of Middleport. Sunday School, Mrs. H. D Cun-1 Mrs. Charles Buck spent Amta Nease, Joyce . Graham, ~~n wni ~n~~l~rnates ryStella Scitse. A discussion was held . breakdown we '" ,. '''fl1' 1 11'nc· hi. gift to the Amencan Can· Mane Vrooman and Mayor Lee mngham of Pomeroy. day m Columbus with her Sister, Debbie Jeffers, Debbie_ Tay~r, T MeG .' nd concenung the new conv~rt 11 ing.. m Soctety, care of Mr. Allan [ Smith of M•ddleport were Potted fl?wers were given io Mrs. Lulu Ja_cks who is ill In Bonme Ebersbach, Lois F e, Neutz ng, erry utre a. class of hi echurch. The eJos. Htgh li gl1t of thl' sem mar 1eonard Middleport. And if guests . • Rosetta Ltsle and Pam Syl- Doctors Hosptt'al. Sherry Kmg, Glenna Luellen, Raymond Roa~h. ~e grof;'ll ing prayer was given by George was a speml n.•p: l<m.•' ""'" ;ou dtd,not recetve a copy of Refreshme nts of sandwiches, Ivester, as tokens of apprecia· Leo LewJS returned to his Ruby Nlcinsky, Pamela Man- be taken tote t ~tr~ ~~ Nicinsky. Families of the class mony at 1l1e )\'lct.'ILlm H1 g h 'Answers to Questions A~ou~ cake and coffee were served. t10n for the1r wonderful work home m Columbus Tuesday ~f- ley, Rhond.a Hysell, Susan Kav- evening as guests t e . · members were guests and spec.. School N; tatorlu n· 11 1 to~t·(·n cancer Wh1ch Concerns 'lou, they do as teachers of the ter spendmg the V~'eekend wtth B1lly Ward and Fred- New offtcers for the comi~r ia) guests were the Rev no. field 13 new mm«tm of wrJ ie for 1!." PI f' 'I Ni ht young chtldren. One pre-1Mr. Blld Mrs. Charles Burt, die . year were Introduced WII aid Hicks and daugllter, ·Scher· the orgam..:<~t 1 un , \lllbolzl'd fill amt .Y sented to Eleanor Kay Schne1-IMrs. Chmles Buck and Mrs. be mstalled at a later te. ry and son, Douglas. 11. · song thm ordmat•uu It; s;.lll'l tm Students Taking SlwttiPr 1111 Fnday der fur her fatlhfulness m play. Elizabeth Humphrey, . . V • . H di Introduced ~ere ElzaE? 11 rn~7. fest was held at the close of rnerston. I . Fanul) Night wtll be obse~v- ing the organ each Sunday a! Mr. and Mrs. Phil WII18rnson ar1an IS ea ng Jr., president, Mrs. za I the meeting, Leggo satd , The II .tlllln~ • Exams are L~ted ed at the Chos tcr MethodiSt church and Sunday school. VJStted last week m Baseball Program more, ftrst vice prealdent, Mrs. ---and mstru<i ll;n ~ 11 , 11 bs the Middleport High school stu· Church. Friday, May 11, at 7. · wtth their daughter and Milton Varian was elected Gene Houda•helt, second .v•ce speaker< during n11 , 1•111 111 , 11 dents reprcsentmg thetr . school 30 p m 1 here will he a soetal Ia•. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gard- president of the Syracuse-Min· preS!d~t; Mr!. Leo~ McKn:ht: DAUGHTER BORN will be put to li<P bs the lncol m the lmal d!StrJCI . slate ex- lime, program and refresh· ner. ersville Baseball Boosters Assn. recordlni secretarypond, ~- ar Relatives here h•ve received members ut tlw lllll~'''g.tt•on ammat!Ons held May I at Ohto ments. Mr. and Mrs .. George D. in a recent meeting at the Sy· Un·McAngus,corres mgsecf d hter 1 m ht'lpmg 10 tullil l 1111 ; 11 llllliiS· Un vtrsitv mcluded Diana Da- Also at this F'amlly Night. . !Massar and farntlr of Colu?'l- racu!te elementary school. Var- retary; Mrs. Guy Russell, treas- abnnou~e~ent ~aMrs au~vkl .. viS, Rose Marie Hackett. BIOI· Mr. and Mrs Purley Karr will Churches of t!te ca!Tlmumty bus spent Mothers Day With ian re laces Bill Hayes who W'et; Mrs. James O'Brle, Mrs. orn r. · . og ogv, Je try. If B gs. Luanna be hooored wtlh a household observed. Mothers Day 1hiS parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- had as president for sev· John w. Blaetlnar, and Mrs. Sellers of Columbus, welghlnll tr1sh, General Seience · Paul , Tl K lost most of May 9 wtlh flowers and special ence Massar, Mulberry Ave. R ted to the d" Charles Werry, delegates to 8 lbs., 8 oz., and named Tma · sr1ower 1e arrs . era1 years. e-e1ec u• r · M te 1 ndparentl Gerard. Kenny Harns, PhysJCs; lthetr . household funushings rnuSJc. . . lies of the secretary-treasurer County Council. A meeting o Louise. a rna gra Btll Hackett. Pomeroy, Ohio Clatwor- h their horn e wa. destroy-' AI the Fir<! Umled Presby· Ault, Wise Families was Mrs. Paul Baker: the new officers IS planned lor are Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, pathy Algebra ISandra D ve J enktns 1I w en I tenan Church Mrs. Lillian Stet!£ ced hat Bill next week ternal grandparenll are Mr. 11 was • noun Tommy Mil ler, ' Ad:anced · ed by fire m Apnl. All persons 1and Mrs. Paul Haplonstall pre- Attend Anniversary t Louks Mr. Gfunore took over and and Mrs. Lawrence Sellen of TONIGHT & THURSDAY bra, Robert m the cummumty ale mvtted. sentcd an organ and piano duet Mr. and Mrs. William assisted by Bob ' he 1 ed 'th th Columbus Mrs A L Flanagan NOT OPEN . Schmoll. manage the !jOys' league t mee-.., cos w1 e · · · • mv Bakrr, PIa n e s''Mholhlerh." Durtmedg nthe Sunday aMnd ehiidMren, Perry, Dennis learn in Syracuse and Bill Wine- slnaing of "America," after and Mrs. R. B. Sel~~~ thSyra· I FRIDAY & SATURDAY Lnrrv Vane e. Joe Six Attend Dinnf'r c oo our pot owers were errt, . r. and Mrs. is to be in cha 8 of which he introduced Mrs. cuse, are great ~a,,.....o ers. May 14-15 :\mcncan History , Given at Marietta presented to the oldest mother, Wtse, Jr' and Chuck Hannah~, Pee Wee team. 11 Yvonne Scally, Red Cr o • s This Is the Sellers first ahlld. "PALM SPRINGS Brown, ~1ike Gerlach, W ld or IX women aIt en ded a 6 o,· Mrs. Steele, and the youngest, thetr • . S grandson were 111 Galll·l::..:;.:::..::;..:;:~;...iiiiiiii...,:~;.;;;~;;;;,:;~~:;;__;~.;.;~:;;_~...,...,...,...,...,...,..., WEEKEND" • Mrs. Thomas Ke1ly polts Saturday evening to attend HIS! Or); Patty 1 (TP<: hna olllrl Slate. • C~;~ clock dmner and m~pecttonNat AI the Middleport Chmch of a birthday party held in ohoo rroy Don.l hllt' 1 1 nrllt-' Stev Km~ English ens. 'fl Hut 111 n .lt•ln \'!in Susan Morris, 9, Karen ~a · the Golden .Gleam Council 0 · Chnst ~pec1al recogmt1on was servance of the 2nd birthday English 10, Jon 254 at Manetta Monday They lgiven to Mrs Lena McEihm- ofT dd A It Th Oy kt• " LAW OF THE LAWLESS" Cunn1ngham, Dee Slaven, Eng· were Mrs Curtts Ro.an, dep· [ney 92 and h;r l•o daughters h ldo I thuh. e pfahrty was IT\'( hllH!l\01 I ltsh II ; Mart! " Ntc hoIson, uty of Forest Rose 285 , Tu ppers Mrs., Homer , • e a e orne Jones and Mrs. th M Lo IS grand'l\oO/Hii' Ut•l<~r Jo ll,rlt' HoU· Joy Boggs, Englisb 12; Karen Plains ; Mrs Henry Reibel, dts· 'IEdgar Wolle Mrs Me· mTho er, rs · auedra Wise. eitso u, \\111 Ht>mllx 20 1nvJt guests flaw ley, Jim Conde. Lahn · 1; !net · warden, Pomeroy . M r s. Elhinny • · ere were was presented wtlh A d d b' hd · Don Nelson, Debbie Grueser, Arnold Hayes, Middleport; Mrs. 1a flower by Kenneth McElhmt e~or~1e bllrt ay cal<ell SUN,, MON and TUE ~.. l.f!tm 2· Elle n Ha.tey, Oltla Thomas Cook, and Mrs. Harry ny Sun!lay School superintend cen ere t e 1a e and May 16·1718 ICe 1 Lewrs, Span is h I; Bonn 1· Stall. Pomeroy. they are a11 ent,' as the oldest mother pres· cream '~0VE HAS MANY FACES" was served Favors b . · .. · ' Spengler, Kat hy ('I t't.:hmw lul' McElhinny, members of the Theodorus Coun· ent. Mrs. Beverly Long da11 oons were gwen. The biriiHI tanu TLH ll('! , 'l1 f t Huber!· Spamsh 2, and Mike Lloyd, ctl No 17 of Pomeroy. ed a flower for being the hay :ng was sung for son, Hugl1 tJ'B1 Jt-11, Hulh Ro rei! Mttchell, Bookkeeping. est mothet· present and Mrs. ~nor C guest, Todd, and to rpan, Vugrltld (>!1·1 StetJ111e ATrENDS RETREAT Lionel Boggs was rs. · H. Wse, Jr. Todd Pow€'rs A galvanom eter is an in· Mrs. Norman E. Hysell of for h•vtng the most and hi• parents, ~r. and Mrs. FeatureUI": Ll stt'n Judge s\fument use d in measuring Pomeroy, RD 1 receJVed word present. ~ary Ault reside In Sprloi· (olorrarloon electriCal cur rent ~trength. from Korea, that Cpl. Norman Carnalions were presented to leld. . . E. Hysell of !be U. S. Army, the ?'embers of the Loyal Woattended a four days Protest· men • Class with four members EWINGS VISIT HERE ant non-commissioned Officers recognized for 10 years perfect Mr. and ~· Howard Ewing Retreat held by the missionar- attendance and mctuded Mrs. and son, Michael, and daughies at the Eighth u. s Army Mmerva Chtlders, Mrs. Marga- ter, Mrs. Frederick Thompson, Religious Retreat Ceoter m ret Lallance, Mrs. Wilham and granddaughter, Nancy Seoul IReuter. and MIS. Dallas Ugh!· Jane of Atlanta, Ga., apent Mo. foot. Mrs. Wilbur Theobald was !her's Day weekend with their II a carnation f6r nine y~ars parents, Mr. and Mil!. Gl•mrctyll 11atte11dance. Ewing, Lincoln Hill, and At the First Baptist Church R. H. Rawlings, Union """·II A White LNther 11D•lnk carnatioru were presented Pomeroy. all mothers attending the Mid Heel School by Fred Hoffman CALLED TWICE The Racine <>nergency ~~II was called at 9:50 p m I WDGE TO MEET day for Mrs Gordon. Woite ' The regular rneetmg of Shade of above Apple Grove and ' · Lodge 453 will be held her lo Holzer Hospital. They Thursday, May 13, at 8 p.m. were called again at 3:05 ·a.m. MIDDLEPORT, 0. members are urged to at· today for Chnrles Hyatt, k~rk. ani~. ~~e~ea~~;~dtie~ie ~nd =~~r~~r~:~~ "'''~~lies ~ltnesses :'r: ~h ~n, ? kd~:~~~ e~ tl'' ~utde ;~~~ ·~~ 1 : n\ or~a ~hystcal :.I Ru~ I :1 ~vt~e wh;~ t~ R * •• * ' a~ MEIGS THEATRE Sund~y 1 • r I · ~~ .1.. Il BULOVA • America's favorite uation Gift A step into tomorrow ·;.,..•• the first Jarman shoes made of DuPont's amazing CORFAM 't TRAINING DAY SET The Portmnouth District om. il cers Training Day will be held at Jackson, Wednesday, May m two Identical sessions, one lrl)!ll I • 3 p. m. and the other from 7:3{) • 9:30 p. m. (E!n'). All WSCS officers are urged to he present and may atiend tllh- ' er ses.!iion. 'The creJturs of l') lun. Dacron aRd Orion now ha\W I • ·~ ·~ oomt up W1th CORFAM, an amaz1Jl8 new oboe uppor material. Cor!am lookl and leell lib llae leather. It 1s lle~1blt and loos-wearingi it .,....._.., k holds tto shape bett<r and 11& sbioelonger; it i o waler-repellent. Corfam il now avfli(able in Jarman~a &neat footwear -the scientifically built N....,_Fit 1 tlboes which fit the ollln&i•& t11ape of your MriD& I fool. Come ill and lly a pair. ~ ' Complete Line of Jermon Shoes 61/2 to 13-Men's Si111. Widths B·C.I).E $9.95 to $24.95 fiUf LAllY In 1 llur· lhhtd lt., ·thtpU IMtlt, 23 ,ltJttls,unbrtt~ lblt m~lnsPJIIIf In 711· low ELEcr '115-'111 OFFICERS The Seventlt grade class Riverview &hool May 7 electthese officers for the 1~ school year; prealdent, Kelth Weber; vice president, Patricia Stethem; secretary, Avice Ma~va II and treasurer, Karen rey. gr whitt. IH.It IULIVA n n. Wfrtdllhlllllll~lr)'tllllll. 231twtte.· Hlf·Wind/11(, WlttrprOOf•, lftoclofHIIJ. tnt, liimlnaw. IIIII llld . _ .... U.S. ExPORTS RISE WASHINGTON (UPI)-U. S. exporta rose to a record f2.8 obilllon in Marcb, ~oilowlng tlement of the East Coast dock strike, the Cmml!ice ment reported Moilday. March Olporll justed, were 71 per cent than the February tolal billion. ThlJ biJ plJI avobe normal expor' the ports once the was settled, tha said. The lllrllu! ~,.Tan. continued lhrou&b tha mldille Febl'liBI")'. •~ ~{-brothers ~~tup. ~ce ":try ~I BaccaIaureate Services 86 Students Sk BJ F PHS A d Candidates y ue Telephone Books or are nnounce iM . BaecalauN~ale T0 Graduate Going In mls Next "'eel· w ,. I pow~r!ul . ll · r~~~; bac~~~~:::te UDtedf~X!!lred --~Meigs • Sends 'fv~ ss~s~ d~rldlng:h;oweredfJo :.II La ~nd T KetchFound at PUMP-- $8·99 •• •• ~ e. "CHERYL" Our Fumlture department Hila cl~p~ndeble, nllfl-lly known m Ita fA LMnt Room Sult11 - l11y Ch1ln - T•III.-Rocken - LetnPI - Dlnint Fw.l'N - Bed Room Fumlture - Fumlture for .,..-y room In your " Buy Furniture for yovr heme thlt •11k ellll It llll•rfel• kle N••• ~ Wedne~y era.L~I-, deda~ 1 ,;o••'·' .. ,,.,,.,,,.,,,.,,., .......... , ............ ,., T0 heBlltle •d • 0n FrJ"day ·~nedy .. I ,. l ~pier ON SATURDAY NIGHT THE STORE IS OPEN UNTIL9. tart, whn had fallen. He waa transported io Veterans MemorlaJ hospital. ~at~~ pa~a ~ ~ ~fd.fi~~e~. 1 - ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY THE STORE IS OPEN UNTIL 5 - 11,"""""""""""""""'""""""'"""""~~:_------'·-- Charges Reds Intent upon Taking Asia WORLD TOMORROW, THURSDAY AT 9 O'CLOCK- ON OUR 3RD'FLOOI THE SHOE BOX * * * Float entrlesln the upcoming Regatta Weekend pa· ~ rade were being acceoted today, parade and float chair· WASHINGTON (UPii-Preslman Paul Chapman announced. 'I DE"'GATES B 1 p · 1 ft tre Chapman said he is hopin~ that area groups, bustdent Johmon today reneved hts .,.., every ernn, e ' aslurer ndof tMhertiBeta WS!gma Phi hsororlty nesses and individuals will participate as fully in the recall for uncondiliona! peaeo dands an expense check to April Smith, cen er, a a yn tsecup w o will d th did . talks on Viet Nam and a mas· 1 leave Friday morning to serve as delegates from the local organization' to the stateey d chairman alated. sive Southeast Asian aid prowide three-day convention of Beta Sigma Phi sorority in Toledo. -sentinel photo. t::' para es 0 urged that all entries gram in which he hoped Rus, 11 1 The chairman said there will eiempllly lbe Blg Bend Resla would Join. Jon ri:t:lber, 101 ot'"'fC': be cash prizes awarded in two ptta lbeme since judging Ia Johnson said In • televised lnd Mn. Shirley Gulnlber, categorieo, commerical and the :o :;"' t"ateeorles wiD be speech that there was gre.•ter 00 81 ao '· \,. '" iJDcoiD Het,hto, Pomeroy, ond non • c ·1 need than ever for the talks junior at Pomeroy HIgh pl Ollll!lel'cia . The first Entrants should contact Chapand aid program because no acbool, hal joined tho ellll In each_ category man by calling personally or purely military solutton was m 8 gollm who uve pllea 11o1... ~ rece ve cash priZe of tiO, writing him at ChapmanSight for either side in the con· In-one. ~ secooo place entry '-!5, &od canaday Shoe store, 101 East f ct •· In Jon cerded lhe bole-111-oae third place: $20. Main-S!, Pomeroy, so the order Don.Wallers Jerry D. Murphy . e •h · the Wedoeoday 11 lhe Pomeroy There . Will also be lndivJd.. of march can be worked out' as APPO!N1 MENTS - Don Watters has been appomt The President spoke before a Golf coune wblle pl8J'Ial with uaJ entries m the parade and soon as possible. Imanager of the Ravenswood Sheet & Plate Plant. He re , Whtte House audtonc• of editoCHARLESmN, W. Va. (UP[) Km, en the W yard fourth cash prizes will be awarded to Tom Reuter has aceepted the places Je~ry D. Murphy of Parkersburg, who will move ' nal cartoomsts visiting Wash· - Funeral services for secre- another PUS student, od the best in this cateeory, oald job of Marshall for the parade. to KBlser s Chalmette, LouiSiana, Plant (near New Or· iogton for a national conventary of State Joe F. Burdett Km, on lhe 1ft· yard loartll Chapman. First prize will be Reuter is accepting the horse leans) where he Will fbe r,espon~b~~ for ht~~ rna';i'g~rn~nt I tmn. His remarks were being will be 2 p.m. Friday In near· llolt. $3(1 and second prize $20. ontrants Into the June 18 event. of m~tal processmg aci lites. a ers o s a e- camed live oy the maJor teleWNDON -IT WAS A KIND Iby Kanawhn City, the gover· 'E · ! ~~ ; '" An "individual" entry can he Ten high sehoo! bands of the gree m MetallurgJcal EngJ~eenng~fro~~Irhigan_Teeh _I viston and radio networks. of "hornecomi••" lor Robert nor sold Wednesday. one ~ wallrlnt, a group area have been invited to par• i 55 •• Ed ard K .... edy F J B ' walking, ricllna on honeback, ticlpate in the parade, accordI In reviewing the tense sltuaa... w 8111) • or . acurdett, • ?"e of the states or rldlni In I bqgy, the parade lni to Chapman. linn m Southeast Asia Johnson queling Kennedy it was I Ume moot colorful figures and a vet. : spoke more emphatically than te reQIIlber days. And eran of 31 years m state lOY· he has in recent weeks about lltl!e Carollpe and· John Jr. ernment, died fol· I the airna of Communist China. IIforw~~ to ~m. lowq nearly a wee~ • lllnea. . 1 NOles 11,.c1 Tltget 0 The family arrived He was ralotd Pl. Pleasant : .• . . . services r or music by the Mixed Choir "Their target ·.-not merely 0 0 h Wtilaesd ntllght toB •. !tend and attended M1180n <llllnty Pomeroy Htgh school's semor . The movat!On Will be gtven l fi<lllth l'iet Nam-it "'-Asta .. ht Ita10' schools. . ,class of 106 members - the 'by H.- Martm followed bl the . . d f th Ch. R' d cere....ues. ca ng r s . '1 1 th chools's history ' Lord's Prayer IJ<omg <ung by rat e mese e s. 0 John F. I{•Medy Memorial a The llnt In a series of strokes Matting of new 1965 telephone directories to custo- 1 arges 111 e s nd'a M~ fthe Mixed Cholf Rev Jo· "TheJr ob)ecttve is nut the fuJ. 16 ll,mple ~lllllent at historic partially paralyzed him 1as t 1 Mason- Eighty· six students mers ln the Pomeroy-Middleport area will start next ' ~ ;~~ be held ~~ Sy, ~·gh . seph R Kralv wil l lead a srrip- fillment ol Vtetname"' n•tion· Runnymede Queen Elizabeth Thursday while riding to Ka· are cBndldatea for graduat1011 week, General Telephone Co. of Ohio said today. . a : p. m. m e en 1or 1 :tu e readtn "and praver. ' ahsm. It is to erode and dis· b k t'e ' r II will qnvell the memorial Fri· nawha Airport to greet lnends. fth!S spri!Jg, Principal Clyde Fol· The front cover of the new directory features a col-~auTdhitonum.. g · ' credit America's ab.irty to help · on hallowed ground where Then he suffered two relapses ey has IS c1assS rea s rrss , The response to the prayer prevent Chmese • • , day ounced at Wa barna or photograph of a new type canopy outdoor pay phone. d year s PHS ommat10n 1 1 Kln'& John •lined the Magna aod had been critical smce 'High se I, The predominate color of the directory Is sky blue. It re-treel or dora h ·h emor ctab. • b) the Mtxed Choir wtll be fol-•over all of ASJa. In lhJS they " "'· 750 years ago. After the Monday. 1 th e I'Ighi green d'Jrecwasstudents es a . Iowe d bY ''Wh ereer . y ou Walk" sha II never succeed.'' "''"' Commencement will be heid •i paces - - - - l or hgra d. uates 1936 wheJC 102 C<!remony, Mrs. Kennedy, the Burdett, probably one of the Monday May 21 at 8 P m Itory now in use. and Rulland. ts e _;:' d w n ·· by the (;Jrts' Chorus and the Johnson reiterated his readl1 snd the two most Democrats In (DST) in the w.iliama H.i g h James 8 Kimball of Athens, The second maJor Improveservices sermon by Rev Wtlbur Pemn. ness to talk peace, then devol· elillih'ep will have tea HI Wind· West Vlrgm1a, was' elected secSchool auditorium. d" . rnent was rural line reductiOn . th Rev Rtchard l NeX on th e program S the ed most of hJS 20-rntnute speech . Castl " with the Q d retary of st te 1958 JStrict COJTimerC1a1 manager, . WI 11 open WI . 1 1 1lOl' t ueen sn an . a m to flll The Rev. Martin Berlsford of ssld two major construction pro- f?r all of Mflgl county Party Martin servmg as chaJrman iMtxrd ChOir si ngmg "Eternal to the US proposal for "a f'rlnce elec term. He was re- the New Haven Evangelical jects were completed this year hnes prevtously servmg up to and the proce<Ston wtth vocal Ltfe"' and the benediCtion by masstve, cooperative develop\; ••i ' In 1960 1!164. who United Brethren Church will pnor . to the ISsuance . - Rev .Martm In concluston the ment Asia" • .. Gov Hulett Cand Smith . o1 the d',. 10 customers th per line . hl now D' serve II . h eflort . tor Southeast . . 11 I\I()SCO'ir WESTERN EX· · · • deliver the 10rrn0h at Baccato no more an e1g . rrec Y 1Mixed CbOJr will offer the cho- whtc he first unvetled m a nly •peculate to- WI appoint a succes,sor to laureate services SUnday, May I rec ry. alected by thts expansion were Irat response and then the re·t speech last month at Johns '• apparent fall· untll.J!'eedl966 The first was a $25,000 add!· more than 1200 rural subscribcess10 nal be held Hopkms UniverSity 10 1 general 23, at 8 p. m. 0 ' ·land 111 "Luna-5" e,fc ~~~· b . r a! flags on Candidates lor araduaUon are: lion of 200 lines In the Porn- ers in Pomeroy, Middleport. LeMembers of the graduatmg • more spa a .,itA the moon. The , Mary Artis, Larry !tall, Wtl· eroy ·Middleport central office. tart Falls. Rutland Portf00p class are ' He reported that hiS personal $y , ~~~'"''! saying aaything. period. IDS liiOW1llDi ham Ball, Jam" Blake, Ronald The expansion of facilities made land. Further party line reducJohn Alfred Anderson, Susai> I representaltve, Eugene Black, A ttJll!,,. 'eo-word announce·! Bland, Robert Brown, . Delores another 1800 lines available fori lions are planned for the fulur•, na Arnold, Nancy Lee Ash, . was making "rapid progress" 1 nlent by !hi! official T... news[ Bumgarner, Paul Burm, Juan- servic<. the manager Said. 0 'Lmda Kay Batley ..James Theo- on thiS proposed program and agency waa the only statement Ita carpenter, June Clarke, Lm· Kimball suggested that custoIdore Ba>li, Jr ' Charles Edward had found increasing enthusi· which followed the landing of da C~k. Gall Crawford, Er· Als~ Included In this project rners check the numbers in the Twenty-one men from JICJgs Baxter Coly Darlene Be•ver. : asrn at the Umled Nationr for tbe 3,01!0 • ~und probe Ia t e WI }} rna C!"te.s. he BOld were addil!on extended new directory beore p!acmg county made up the largest rep- Willtam Rex Biggs, Virgima •carrymg forward the developWedoel!day In the Sea Of Clouds 1f DoriS Decker, Judith Dw!can, area circuits between the Porn· CBlls The rural hne reduc- resentahon of any county in the Rae Blankenship, Mary Daun l rnent plan. .it the moon's surface. ' Elliott, Carol Ftelds, Ju· eroy exchange and the ex· lion program and other irn- tenth congressiOnal dislrtct at . Bolmger, Arthur Bafl y Boyer, i Part of the plan is an Asian Heavy advance publicity that MIAMI Fl (UP[) _ Th dtth Finnicum, Dennis Foreman, changes of Letart Falls, Racme provements have resulted In a the conference Wednesday in Augustme Branham . Brenda . development bank whih the soft-land the in· Coast aiound a 3j! • Renlta Glbbti, few telephone numbers bemg Washmgton D C. called by Sue Brown, Larry Dean Brown, Umted States has been studyladen "Luna • 5" on ketch today with three men Cia . Robert Green, ARM FRACI'URED ehanged durmg the past )ear. Cong Walter H Jloeller . • Glum Jean Huck, Patrw;a Ann mg as a posSibility. Johnson ~. lwia,r lbl'face and thus take aboard who had been mlssl ud!a Gnmm, Roy Dale Davtd R. Wtleoi, age '· son Customers not receiVmg a new The group heard dtscusstons ! Butfmgton. Ralph C Calve~t, sa td this country was prepared 011 1 1ea11 over the United more than a week Reginald Hart, James ot. Mr. and Mrs. Ke!"'eth W. directory by May 21 should con· by several offiCials of the gov· Capehart, James E. to participate 1 n and . It! nar exploration had from South America to Key Willb.m Hartl K thl m South tact the Pomeroy business of· ernrnenl and lunched With Vtce iCarleton_. F'aye N Cramer, the Asian bank to help fmance tbe launch. West, Fla. Hesso ey, a een port, woo s I lice, President Hubert Humphrey. .Shetla Kay Cflsp. Donna Lynn erooorntc progress -~ .. t·?< 'ost A Coast Guard ear h ·1 n, Ronald Hester, Robert Hoi r hospital at 10 p.m. Wed· Attend·mg from Meigs were.I Crow. obert w Crow Don "And reafltr d . ' c p ane, Hickel, Georp llalhnan Janet nesday sufferlna from • !raeB I C II d H . . J rn our estro 1 M' w VA one of five comblQb 3,000 square Hudnell Alice Jo•···n ' Glenn 1 red rl""t arm He wa report Veterans Memorial H01pttal Hilton Wolfe . Racine : Herm•n ren u urns an atr) · to JOin with every other indus0" ' .Its .last - miles oI peean .or ' ". Johnson,' Kllthryn'"'"" ' u I HY· London, Cl tares I Neurnan. Gl enn Cunnmgham · · the • W~, V~la closed ~"' kelcll, Ja~, San· ed to have fallen off a solool at. ADMISSIONS - Chares John R Curd Ltnda Lee tna.t·lZ ed "Duntry, mdudmg iil!hool Wednesday and found It about 35 miles "west· dra Sue JohnlJOJI Peter Kll!!ch· a Rt 1 Dexter home att, Racine; Margaret Call. Mid· Cundiff, Jr , and AI Ltpsromb, l L •A hi Sovtet Uman, ln helping this 0 11 0 r ' 1igreat Asian project," be added. Hu'jp was "sad but not southwest ot: Key West under nlk, David Terrance · • · dleport. all of Syracuse; Charles mrrf" lull saU. · ., • Kendall DIVORCE ASKED DISCHARGES-Laura Cairns. Bob Hysell. Lou Pouhn, Ro' fD Ed d wit D ·1 Masalve Economic Aid 1 1 Since 1954 when Viet Nam Mt;sllllpp was the last of a ShAll three .men nrt, renda· Kirby, Erma Lee Kir· A divorce petHion has been Racine; Mrs. Millred Stepp and Reuter, Delmar Canaday, long of teachera from the ape and reparted via lnilio by, Richard Knapp, Dan 8 filed in Meigs County Common daughter, Raelne; Mrs. Dante! Simon and Olm Booth. all of Ibert Dale Emler Charles ·Dav- beearne independent, he noted, mJd.IIOOs to teach children at that they were In no · Lewis, Donald Lorrlson, Ronald Pleas court by Elizabeth Ann RIIfle and daughter, Racine; Pomeroy; Lee Smtih. Kenneth id Eskew L nn Evans •the United States bas spent the llttte wooden building in a 1 One of the men was identl· Lorr!Hn, Roger Luckeydoo, Wil· Mankin, Middleport against Tho- Mrs. Clarenee McDonald, Dex- McElhinny. Btl! Chtlds, Dr. R : Margaret. Jo Folm:r Ronald: more than 52 billion m ecorurat area pear bere their read· GCorpeorge Hlndall Jr., 24. Ham Mattox, Terry May, Wll· mas E. Mankin Middleport. ter; Nora Rairden, Hartford; R. Pickens, and Bernard Full,, L Fry Patf!cia Fultz •nomic help for the 16 million lng, wrltlnf '8Jld zlthmet<:. She :d Obi 'workeJ from liamMa)'liarci.SI!aronMaynard, The plaintlll grosa ne- Mabel Neimeyer, Pomeroy; Middleport. and Elt Jane Garnes of South Viet Nom. 1 had retred live years •ao but from 1 Judlth McAbee, Glenndolyn Ord, glect of duty lnd extreme cru- dred Fisher, Pomeroy; Eddie Carl Dennison and Vernon Wehoo .Joseph Gtlrnore Kay : Johnson spoke of Communist came back tiecsuse thert wa1 n ass ent bla, IContinued on Plil ·2 ) elty. Ward, Cheshire. ler, Rutland. iHall ..Joseph Hall, Ma-·terrorists attempttng to dstroy no one elae at teach the chi· I tContmued on pagt 2 ) humane programs of assistanc 1 • dren from arades Qlle throuah In such filds as mdlcol car ~:::~:::::~~~~~~~~~~:..:::~-~~~~~~~~~;. THE FURNITURE SALE AT ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY BEGINS . * * * ~~--------"1111 Joe Burdett se~ved . '~~~~: 41 Cash Prizes Announced by Paul Chapman, Chairman b d• Mcln-~ ~ ~ Peace Talks in Viet Nain emem ere tn Area Churches - ' :: " -; i Sh~ila ~as fl ' ':.r .. Accepting Regatta Parade Float Entries ~~ potluc~ dlnn~d ~:~1 ... e.-:. ,. FIVE CENTS ~· ~~~;e~e aJ!comml~ Stiles. ,.,.....,~:~,Tile lle~p.lfl..,. . _ ' NO. 22 t~:-:7~-:~-::-----------------~--------------~--~--------------~ · ----------------------------------------------s~' -----------------------THURSDAY, foM Y 13, 1965 ::-:.~~~the":t ser;~ ~ lth~ ~ klndergarte~ I enttn e ' VOL XVII cl~~ anC<~ \ :~~ :::"' ~ ..,_.,.4 r. r~~e es, 17Db~~~:t~·~n~~~~~t 10 ~: I~ ~~~~:rntrOh:~c l a ~oh ~' W~uld ~f' Sea Men e G~ard ;~u IIC:I~Ill,. rgest ~ 1 11 G Bait~ washIng • l on 1 Euae~ f~ ~ J:,=· ~ tr~ =~· I I ~:l&'!eo~, ~tchael ~ d~h~~. a~ suppo~ 1 ~rOOm ~I i~, ~ II~ le~ time," ohe aakl. Legar. : s:;~en ·Eiam~ut~ill ';;~"nnet~e Paul, r~!.;as L~~~ E~;:;:ch u~so:t1 ~r. ~· ~en ~u~me ll~hels "retlrlna lor iood thil K~, Jennil~r ch~&eo Mi~ Dennison. js~rbar; sunu,a y L lquor • sa l es Bil.l iGoes to House ~ An~e Amt~ Cl~yton Man 1~i people Tho~a~'\~~e~T~~ Middl....nd agricultural improvement. port. has been arrested by PornLOCAL TEMP eroy police on a speedina , The temperature in PomeUmll· tile Hou.. there ls 1 fOOd!lower chamber II ordlnarllJ ale In Uquor control policy mat· Based SapJHlrl On Buslnes• charge and was ctted to appear I roy's business district at 11:22 · ap- cbance will die tl!ere. The Imore eonservaHve than the Sen- ura. I Rhodes' basis for support was 15 m Mayor Charles • Le- a.rn was 72 degrees, under , . . The local option amendment, that the btl! was needed lo l gars eour~ ny skies. apoke on the fl..-r ... 1M ln•erted on the floor during do- boost Ohto's second-In-the-nation TAKEN TO ----. the bill ·which weulcl allow . ronvenlion busmess. The spon- . . HOSPITAL 'It/ "' 1t1 on tht bill, was conside. , sors in their arguments hit . Ld1an Collison, Stingy Creek, Ote .. n lletO ered I key factor Ia the biD's hard on the same ISsue. ' m the Kyger area, was taken 1 The U. S. Secret Service ,.itIt nquires that the to Holzer hospital as a rnedi· ed OO!IIIIerfell - , w1111 1 t. of 1111 area approve Sun- Opponenta charged that sale cal patienl at us p m. Wed- lal lace VIIIM al f1,7AMf ... sales before Uctllses can of liquor on SUnday would raise nesday by Middleport -emer· llTesleol 'IS'I , . .. ,. · the crime rate and cause a gency-rescue squadmen. terfelliq, Ill Ill&. . The origin.il bill would have sharp increase in traffic acciallo"" of licenses dents. PI Sent eat Ma~ lllld only th!D Thirteen Democrats and lour Met,a Geaeral llospllal Fair, . ~=.~;:.~ their Republicans joined to ~ the ADMISSIONS - Erol!t Sill· 1be Mi. llle bill, whUe 12 Republteanl llld es, Middl~. a · lllree Pl!n"aii•H.Dieil &. -··r • I · ••• _1 r I I IN fl'l ~~~1\•!11'911 tfll}f!l•~ \1, WSC!JARQA- Noge, • 1• • t ' f I 1 I• ,~~ .., ~f!Wl . ""'•" I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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