https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/56986f594f0291592531fa5aaa5e18be.pdf cde5dc87d29fb6729449cd453287c49a PDF Text Text , Guest Artists Entertain .' . ' ; . ··-·· .. f· 1985 ' Around And About ' ' " o ., May ,I . '· '· '",, • ~... "1·'·"'... , ... ' .. e Middleport ., ,-' ' ··" .·.' ., ' ' ;} ~ ;' .. ' . j en tine VO~L:;X;;;;;YII:::=N::O:::.=26::=:::::::::::::-:-=-- -·------....,... z:r~ ~ MONDAY, MAy 17, 1965 Power Is Out in 3 Counties ' DEPICATION SPEAKER - Alvin Webb, Deputy Regional Director, Post Office Department, speaks at Mason Dedication. I Regi~n, TIDS LUXURIOUS MOTOROAMER bus is made for camping or traveling with convenlenet ' UIJ· ~ . ,...... .... _ .... ,..,... __ . .w....., ..................... ~ --- .., I ...... . . . , . . I I : ' ·~ I ... RIFW._o,........_...,,...,._. ................ .............., ... __ ..... .... ... . . . ... lor..... . ..... ) -~ . } h --- SUN., MON . •nd TUES . M•y 16·17·18 Saturday's Telev~sion Program WSAZ- TV Chonnel3 7:00 John'• Almlll8c 1:00 Pope_ve & Pall 1:1111 Top Cat 1:30 Hector Heathcote 10:00 Underdo1 J0:30 Fireball XU 11 :00 Dennis the Menoce 11:38 Fliry 12:00 Theatre 3 12:110 TraU. West l:oo · Tomorrow Will Be Too ate 1:15 Woter Ski Antics t: 30 Rtveraide ·and Atlanta MASON DR·IVE·IH _II_! ~\ r ,-,..- ' •• ' SOil's TONIGHT "GODZILLA VS. THE THING" (Color) BUSY I 'I I OPLE It '' From SUNDAY and MONDAY Mly 16-17 "MAN'S FAVORITI SPORT" Rock Hudson Paul• Prentlst (Technicolor) • •. save money where they can do all their banking- and so save rime and effort, roo. Open )Our savings account at our bank soon! YOUR SAVING$ EARN _ _ __ -and"VOYAGE TO THE END OF THE UNIVERSE" Dennis Stephena - and- Humphreys and Mrs. Mrs. Rice served a salad "HIDE AND SEEK" Jan Carmlcbael Janet Munro ~·~t~th~e~c~lo~s~eo~f~th~e;.:;::~f 4% Annually IIAT., MAY 2! llrGRUGIITII t :OO CC SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES- "Tbe Jaylrawtera," otarrtng Jell Chandler ~nd Feoe Parker. Tbe alory of the Jayhowkera - the llrong· eat of the CIU!Iaw banda ID pr• (COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY) ..~ Interest Poymont Dates Are: Ftb. lSth, May 15th, Aug. 15th, Nov. 15th ' .'' • MEMORIAl DAY /• ' Member Federtl R-rve System ~ ~·· -~· · ·' Civil Wll' Kansas - lbelr compier leader and the man who was aent to capture him. ll :20 FILMS OF .THE 50'1 "I'll Be Seeing You," starring Ginger Rogers and Joseph Cotton. Two lost souls, a girl out of prison and an emotionally upset soldier, find a new leaae on life during a ten-day romantic Interlude. The word "rneamerlsm" comes from the theory of hypnollam propounded by Frlllll Mesmer, an Austrian. ~ ~· .. ' Managers or tllelr rqllll 14 tatives of Pony teiHDI (boJI age 13 and 14) and high school teams who aped to enter clubs in ~ organized play thil SIIIDIIIer are asked to meet tills WedDetday at 7:30 p.m. in Midclltpoit .town hall. -=wr Firm commitments have beta received from Pony leanll Ja Creshtre, Wilkesvllle, M~ port (2), Pomeroy, ~ and Mason to enter teams. 0111. possibilitfer are Elltenl IIIII Haven. High school leama belfewd I~::c~~~leallll are Po-. I" Wahama,polis, and Mlddleport. A _... Ra,l!ili Bid, k team, PHILCO MR. BAUM, PARTNER with Mr. Edwin Davis and · · the venture, fix a gas light in Ute MotoroaJller. --~nd electric facilities are instilled in the~vehlcles. •color"~ SERV,(:E; Morgan is Election Winner In Pt. Pleasant Voting Three Calulf~•te. Cro•• 'Hot ~d•' In Columbul h 1u r h the ''hOt ..... A.A.O.M.S., til-jllfn • ... .. W'EATBEB ,..., _. ~ .. ..-· Ia 411 . . . U·,:~ .,.,...., 'heNIJ 'lllliay .•' .. .... ..... / 11:20 MIIDIIJI Dollar Movieo Pomeroy Flower Shop .. . '- ... .- ....._... ..-. Baseball Men Invited to ·' ··, 1 Meet Wednesday 1 10:45 Ch1ller Theatre AND : ,, W. MAIN ST. ..' ,., ......_. ............. William Davis Of Mason Dies LBJ Asks Excise Cut '"I ' •' ' R:30 Nelghborl 1:15 Social Security 1:110 Herald of Truth t :30 Word d. Ufe 10:110 Superman 10:30 Three Stooeee 11:110 Casper 11:30 BeaDy And CeclJ 12:110 8ugJ Bunny 12:30 Hopplty Hooper 1:110 New American llandlbnd 2:110 Major LeaiJUt Bo•kll 1:110 Wide World 01 SporU · I 30 ChamplollsbJp Wre.tlq 7:30 The King Family 1:30 Lawrt~~ce Welt 1:30 Hollywood Palace 10:30 Bob Young News SALEs · . • ~ Channel 13 Television I ~~---~---- 1:110 J, 5:311 Tl.c . rly Show 7:00 Lawman 7:311 Jackie Gleason 8:30 GUllgan'a Island 10:00 Gunsmoke 11:110 Up-To-The-Minute News 11: I& Weather Notes FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS PLANTS TO SET OUT VEGETABLES-FLOWERS POMEROY, OHIO ----- 1:00 I Love Lucy 1:30 CBS News 1:45 Ya· Vs. Senators 4:00 s i•.co Beat 4:30 c Presents e POnED PLANTS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporetlon ~ 11:30 Tbe Jetsons 12:110 Sky King 12:30 My Friend Flicka SPRAYS Othera Grow" '' 11: 00 Llnlll '!be Lion Hear!N WHTN- TV e ARTIFICIAL . "We Hove Grown Because We Have Helped . 7:110 TV Clamoom 8:110 Mister Mayor 8:00 AJviD Sbow 8:30 Ten,..,...,. 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Any ' FURNiTUIIE. .· With Purchue Of of dollals " " 1ft of people far ...tl New Mason Furniturew. ' let us help. We kal g 3 ROOMS ... Willi- V.(loll n!oforoocl PHONE FOR FREE ESTIMATES! EASY TERMS TO SUIT YOUI . ..1 �,, ' .- . De IJuilg "Happy Birthday!" Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ~- (i ,··l , ' Sentin@l ' ~ENT,6 TING EDITORtAU Y By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Bank Mergers ' I )I 'II, Regardless of the underlying rea· sons, it seems safe to assume that a bank merger iJ not adverse to the public in· teres! unless it creates a monopoly. Ev· en so, there might conceivably be cir· cumstances wbere the non-competitive factors favoring a particular merger DJight outweigh the resulting decrease in competition, if any. In any event, the public agencies charged with the duty of examining and supervising banks are best able to decide whether, on balance, any merger Is beneficial to the public or not. I. I Indeed, this Is exactly what they were told to do by Congress when It en· acted the Bank Merger Act of 1960. This act definilely gave the proper su· pervisory agencies the right to say the last word on all proposed bank mergers. They could ask the advice of the Department of Justice, hut they weren't required to take it. Not so, said !he United States Supreme Court in !he Philadelphia and Lexington, Ky., cases in 1963 and 1964, mpectively, and in March, 1965, a Federal District Court in New York fo!low"d !he same reasoning In an opinion which held that a bank merger consum· mated in September, 1961, violated both the Sherman and Clayton anti-trust IJws. Thus. the courts in effect gave the Department of Justice the last word on hank mergers, even those which took pl ace three or more years ago. Bankers could well ask, "Who's In charge here -- our supervisor.! or the Justice Depart· Ull ,, ,., \ t As a matter of fair play, everyone Is entitled to know who his boss is. And Senator Robertson's blll Is a step In the ri&ht dir~ction. larpsl but he wanted It llaiD. Faramount bas aeen In yom. The Qmeor4 may babeCom,.; · MMit a And never before In the bls- break·bl spot for Broadway, tory of l{ollywood has a film Pbil .Greeoll'llld Ia mrrent!J ftlo been .cored before the dfllloi· · gollalllli wUb the ~ of ue and cutting were completed a comedy scheduJOd lor next . . . . Casting suggestion: Why season, and the .lm_preml!l Ia no. actor Chr!Jtopher George very nmch In the JliojJd to skip for the Paul,. Newman pari in the conveotl!nal tey-<lllt lownJ, the new tel~vlstot edition of <Phlladelpbla, Boi!Oq, De"The Long Hot SUmmer?"' He'd tsoit) In favor of th Ca'-kllls. be perfect. (You're welcome, No word on wbal the . e.rltiCI fellows) . . . A top rankblg com· w!U do iD that cue, uarel to poser went for more than n5.· the Borscht Be" or aldp It. 000 In his attempt to land the shows In tha throes of npa!rt Oscar last l1me around. He would be deiJ8hled lf the rtvieW• was UllSUccesslul. Ego is a fun- ers stayed away. • ny thing; he'd won It before, There are many limos when ro- After that whirlwind mance, Tlnl Louise and Let Crane have decided It wa111't the Real l'blng, although they <lid make a pretty pair. Perhaps the nell chapte1 wlll he a reconclllatlon with his wile . . Hollywood OJporls are givIng a glamor lifl'l recent marriage three monthl. Her bridegroom ls a nasrant publicity hound famous for his college trle1 with other stars who were a Utile too smart to fall for the glib line .. . Shirley MaoLa!ne turned dowa $750,000 to bostess a TV tour of Tokyo. Sbe oow gets ,1,000,000 a movie so why bother? . . One of New York's biggest and oldest nightclubs (Oiltertalnment type) Is beaded for oblivion after the World's Fair closes . . Ballet notable Rudolph Nureyev left a party In blah style the other Dfch!. H look a walter wiht him, and the pair hopped on a bicycle and pedalled furiously up lsi Ave. Capitol Comment, Events By William S. White WASHINGTON - The neutralist and appeasement • mind: ed college professors and their strident followers have for months dominated all discussion, among people of intellect· tral bent, of this government'& happily firm policies in Viet Nam and Latin America. Because those who howl In "protest" predictably attract more attention than do those who quietly support the clear necessity to resist the new Communist aggression, however prettied up it is by clever slogans, the campus lefties have had a long field day. To a regrettable degree they have been able to leave the im· pression In many minds abroad - not unassisted by some for- eign eorrespondents posted here - that the authentic intellect· uals and true sensitives of this country are in sympathy with Communist terrorists demonstrably having blood in their nostrils. It would be absurd to suppose that all or most of these screeching pedagogues, these leaping and lamenting boys and girls, are in thrall to the new International Communist con· splracy. For this is a mixed l·'ortunately, there Is a solution. Congress still makes our laws, even though the courts, under the guise of inter~retation, sometimes seem determined to rewrite them. Senator A. Will· is Robertson, chairman of the Senate Banking and Currency Committee, has introduced a bill, S. 1698, which in clear and unmistakahle language makes bank mergers exempt from prosecution under the anti-trust laws if they have been ap· proved by the respective supervisory authorities. ~ 75-plece orcheatra, B""'dWIJ Bai!olla Board WJIEN the owners or two banks wish to merge them, it may be for oneor more-of many reasons. One bank may be doing one kind of business predominantly, while the other may be in an entirely different line. The loan lim· Its of each bank alone may be too small to serve the needs of business in the community, whereas the larger limits of a merged bank might be adequate. One bank may have a management succession problem. Or there just may not be enough business to absorb the overhead of two separate managements. bag, indeed. Within it, to bo sure, are professors and stud· ents with observably close ties to undeniably far • left movements who faithfully speak the harsh, twisty jargon that PI""' for Communist logic. Within this !Yag are mero frustrated beatnfka and middleaged showoffs who would enter any ''demonstration" anywhere so long as it would put their pictures in the papers and on the television screen. But with· in it, too, are youngsters of the greatest decem.')', of the highest of compassion toward mankind, the most touchingly generous of ideals. It is tbest boys and girls whose nobleneso of intention for peace in this world is being exploited by the hard, tough, hating, intellectual tricksters and confidence men who all too often lead them. All this Is in the deepest sense a crime. It Is -an offense against the common safety of !his nation and the West, yes. But It Is also a crime against the finest, the tenderest hopes and impulses of the kindest and gentlest of our yOQM. Thus there is 'posed a nation• I problem of enormous difficulty and subtlety. Clearly it is necessary, without further ado, to disperse this pinkish cloud from the campuses that spreads abroad a fall-<lut of slander of ho'10rable American . policies and purpooe, But it is no less necessary to deal in sympathy, in tolerance and In patient understanding with the young here at home whose minds and Ideals are being poisoned by thb same cloud of dou· ble · think and double • dealing. And It is to thb national erial• to which some of our ablest professors • by • vocation and publle men by avocation are now, thank heaven, addressing themselvos. Theso are men Uke McGeorge Bundy, a White House adviser late of Harvarn College; Walt Rostow, a State Department official late of Massachusetto Inatltute of Technology, and Arthur Sch!es!ngor, Jr., late also of Harvard, There Is irony in this, For these academics of unempeachable intellectual bonafides who are now so urgently useful to defend honest scholarship from a bitterly unfair left • wing have th001selves sometimes been victims of a bitterly UD· !air right - wing. Bundy, true enough, lru not for a long time been suspect by any conservative of any shade. But even he had his detraetors when be fiN! came to WuhJnc· ton five yean ago. CongrelliOJio at wolves for a time snapped at Rostow. This was especially to laugh; for apart from Bundy, Rostow Is and always wao the most rationally hard • line academic In government. As to Scblesinger, one cannol say that he Is or never waa a hard - liner. But something else can be said, and It Is enough: He respects historical truth and he believes In the ultima!~ duly of his country not to IIUbmit supinely to that brutal antagonIst of both truth and justice which Ia Communis imperiAl· lam. <Copyright, 1966, by Unlled Feature SyndlC'ate, Inc.) Today's .!Jiedical Report By Wayne G. Braadllladt, M.O. If your son rebels against summer safety rules II m a y be because you adopt a "mother knows best" attitude. A better p I a n is to remind him that his heroes-be they aatronauts or baseball stars prepare very ca:efully for every performance and tram themselves to m e e 1 emergencie!. Noting Ural the leading causes of accidents among school-age children are auto accidents, and burns, a group of physicians at the Un!venlty of Rochester found that children between the ages of 5 and 14 are the ones most likely to violate safety ruls. At that age they are starting to use such adult tool! as lawn mowers and sporll equipment, yet they reHIII and tend to ignore adult advice on oafety. Parenti should, of course, tel a good example bl summer 11f· ety precauti0118. Here are some summer hazards and tips for preventing them: Time ............_ ... Children and fireworks don't mix. It'• a parent's job to see that youngsters don't have access to them. Use garden chemleala aecordiDg to directions. Clean Insecticide sprayers after each use and store the containers out of reach of children and pell. If you UJe a chemical !IN starter In your outdoor grill be IIUl'e to follow the direetions on the contabler. Don't spray lighter nukf on a !Ire once 11'1 allrtecl. Never UH gasoline a. a f&re starter, Danny Kaye L!n't making the expected speedy headway with his plans to film a video specIal behind Moscow's Iron Cur· lain . . . One of London "ideal" marriages w011t up In smoke when actre88 Jackie Colllns, Joan's sister, waa granted a divorce from wealthy Wallace Auat!n . . . !Jia Kedrova, who won a supporting Oscar for her performance in "Zorba I h e Greek" Ia a good bet to win the lead in a Broadway musical .. A number of Richard Burton's chums and advisors have beg· ged him to stop becoming Involved in Ban-the-Bomb and Bertrand RusseU causes, argu· Jng that It might hurt Ilia car· eer. You can imagine Richard'• choice AllgJo.9uon words of reply . . . Either CoMie Francis iJ oerious about Marvin Chanb! <37, &ODd-looking, and rich) or abe jllll loves swatch· es. She's decorating his new officet in Hollywood, whore be'o veep of a shoe company. Four top recording companIes are daoglnt contracts befol e Tommy Steele of the Broadway hit "Hall a SIIpense." He's been a .Beatle-size hit in England for seven yean, but be's only made one album for U.S. consumplliin' - a COlumbian LP titled "So 'Ibis II Broadway" .. . And apropos of the Beatles, ~ of the best seats for their Aug. 15 concert at Shea Stadium wl!J be on sale at the English Pub In Greenwich Village at ~ apiece, starting May 17. The entire proceeds will be donated to the fund for the proposed Verruzano College, of which pub owner Gil Dil.ucia Ia President of the Board of Trusteea. lbls Ia one of the few blocks of tick· ell made available lor charily; the Baat!es' brain trust agreed to limit most sales ot ali per customer to prevent scalpers from ID8klDi lara• k!llinp. . Waahlngton sports columnist Shirley Pov!cb Ia being JneDo tfoned frequently as a hot con· tender to l!UCCeed Ford Frick as baseball commissioner .... Singer Rosetta Shaw Is all!ng . . . Jobnny Riven, headliner at the Copacabana, didn't show any boliDe reaetlcm when comedian JIICk E. Leonard favor· ed him with the usual Leonard heckling on opening Dlghl but he let oft oteam afterwards. 10 Winne~ 90 Winne~ 900 Winn~ 9000 Winners> This Is The Winning Number for Week No. 1 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 17 ;:1961 / l - - by lbls columa Ia for yoq people, their problema and pleasures, their troubles and fuu. AI with the rest of Helm ,:Pw~;.;· d!t;e!c:·la= tlon with a brusil-off. Send your teen-ace queatloDI to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care ol Helen Help Ual thll newspaper. Dear Readers: No "advice" today - just more oo the unsung majority. Forlbw!th: A DIFFERENT KING OF EASTER WEEK CA· PER. hope. TbeJ toned, acmetlmea In ankle-deep mud, clearing ~It and debris from barns, drag· ging driftwood off ravaged pa.. lures, getting fields read)' for crops, cleaning and ,palr!n, half-drowned homes - and from reports, they eajoyed a!moat every minute of it. One group of boys attacked four feet of aUt wbicb wu packed ooUd under a house, a n d might have rotted the lounclallona in a lew moalba, Tb e7 pulled thomlelvu .ill oa lheir stomachs or bacics, worklo« wflh elmost no head room, and all day long bauled the mud out on makeablft aledl. . I I DR. WILFRED T. PACKER, academic dean of Alderson-Braddus College, Philippi, W. Va., will deliver the !laccalaureate Address at Rio Grande College's 89th annversary commencement on Memorial Day. 126 .. I • I r 24] ··------.1 li!!·:..G~J~~.;~!!~!.! 1 ,(J<J/." GREEN STAMPS torn down to make reow £or nu,Liern those Ia bac~<:rowut. ;' :· .~rbntnls ALL THIS WEEK GET WEEK '2 '1 FO 8' CARD AT AllY EYAIS - , EARLY BIRD H El NZ Ice Cream All Flavors Yz·laL Cll. some folks* even identify them blindfolded! BERRfS ·woRLD TOMATO Wellesley Farms So distinctively different c SOUP PORK CHOPS INSTANT Dor1 Top or ,,.... ORANGES COFFEE HEARTH ... BISSELL Cold- lwM. ColeN RUI Gre.,.,St.mp ear/B/Q B·uns ''t :ti cu~ .... ' • . .> • ' . 1 ::. ' •or course, they cheal Ju$1 • N. l(ltie, They ~I them, But thai's , whit Heiner's bunsare (ort ~ ~ . ~ 431 a..., lol 'ta 59 bile EYAIIS BREAD ' c 16-... loaf HOUSEHOLD CLEANU TOP JOB ·--~ 99c UAIPOI E' .... !:fu .... ...... ......... !. ' 791 .. ,., co"n ...., s 14-n. ICOTT MIJ!GMINI au toll .eno. .t ,._e:n lb. Maxwell House ::: 39c - __ _ c JUICY FLORIDA PLASTIC CUPS li'JI (au MIXED CUT 5-ll New c 10 1 l·OZ. Swift's Prami• - U. S. lovernmenllaspectad Me :r-==-r. . C' .. ---- .. ------ Posted Every Monday at all (vans. like ..: IIUL / vision, Js exemplified by this slum devtlopn~oent in Venezuela. Tin-roofed dwellings, foreground, in Cararas, were ... ~110-~- - "' IMPROVEMENT In world living eondltlons, part of Rusk's DIYOTILo TO INTIIISt 0.. MIIGI IIIAION AliA c...... ,.,......,...... .. ftliMa"if;' - ;~ .. ' .. This New "Lucky NumberN Also {lhtre Are 9()00 Winning Number•) MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY MAY 17, 18. 19f rHE DAILY SENTINR .,.: .. ~- -...u::,;: ,. Chl••al13, lunlincton YOU WIN 25 FLEIICHMAnN'I ..:;:...: ,... ..~ r.=:: .. .. WHTN YOU WIN 100 Winniac Cardo Must Be Presented' At Any EVANS No Later Th•• Clooinc Saturday Nicht, Moy 2lnd, 196S Neil Hefti' a score for Joe Levine'a "Harlow" wUl be on record stalls before the flleker Ia released. Hefti Ia backed bJ ~ ~"':::" ON ;a_~ GREEN STAMPS If Your Number Ends With 6 YOU WIN 1,000 (Then A,. 90 Winning Numb•rt) If Your Number Endo With --- .............., SELECTED EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT ••• 10:45 P. M. No. 6126 If Your Number Endo With ~--- other sroupo - both 11oyt Take several hWidred rarln'· and girla - pitched Into tha to-go high school and collep slh-and·rotted-atraw that atood studento, flavor wltb oprlng, lour feet In barns and had tllfllo mix in Easter vacation, pour eel farm yards Into wastelands. out on a CO.'!tai town, and what They mended fencea, nailed have you got! back sagging boarda, helped Gueu again' wltb the stock tlrat had aurv!v· Or let farm families In flood- eel the high waters - and they battered Humboldt County worked far longer than union (Northern Calllornta) tell you. houra: for IIOihing. "Easter week'' says 1 rllllchSaid a fll'&leful farmer, "Ia er who had lost his stock, his barn and pari of his acreap one day, five of these feU.. to the winter deluge, "We got got more beavy work done than the biggest psychological l!fl I've been able to do-: alone of our lives. We learned all ov· aince January." Repeatedly the .students weN er again Ural people care." "Imagine," 11y1 another, asked, "Why?" We IIIII C81l't "'lbeae kids paid their own way understand WHY you paid JOUI' to come up here and help dfg own eipenSeS to come up here and wort 10 bard." UA out!" Ami iD the way of ,outh, thl And a widowed mother of five adds "we lost everything kids aml!ed, and sllrugg..t, and in the flood. I wa. about to answered, "We don't t no w. pacic up the children and leave We just wanted to." From MlnneiOia too. eomes when I 11w tbe church young people out there clearine off word that teen-qora dfd my land, Maybe I'll rebuild af. jor <~olunteer aervlcea dlll'illl ter all. They eave me cour· recent lloodt. YOUIII folD 12 years old and up lllled sand· aa:e." Over 300 tee11-11gers from aU bags, allldred tbem Into pi ce, lllndover Norlbem CaUfomla cele- distributed coffee and brated the season of Ealler wlcbes and worked In tbl Red wltb service to othen. They Cro!s kitchen. Said MlnDMQ'a'l Governor camped at a County hlrgrounda and spread out Iat Karl F. Rolv"iil on a tour cil dawn) to nearby communities, the Dood area, ~·I've aotlced offering help where netded ... the majority of vobmteeta art And three lllDIIIhl alter Cali- young people." Up to 90 per fornia's major cUaaster, belp lt cent, he added, In acme toWDL atlll needed: e"'>'Where. A C!vll DefenJe director obo The young people, all affiliat- served, "It seems to me that ed with Presbyterian eburch an you have to do Is point student groups, apent t b e I r aomethlng worthwlllle· out to spring holiday week not "llv· these ldds and the711 gel 0111 lng It up" but UviDc for otben. there and set the job done." They "lei off steam" In hard, Positive aide o1 teens? Ira dirty, muacle-stralnlDC labor oo mrywhere, just waiting to .,_ I nd and bui!d!np that had reported. Lot'• bell' mort 1114 been damaged almost beyond more, please. - H. Quote from Sri Malcolm Sargent: "It's a great advantage to have no money. Poverty compels you to use whatev· er talent you've got. I've never ho!leved in hiding JJshts under the bushels." Sure, baby. You've never real· ly believed In povo.ty, either. See the Winning Number If You Have Helen Bottel--1 YOtml ASKED FOR IT! • 6126 HELEN HELP USl 10,000 Jw S1111ps Eadl Wiek 1,000 .4)( ~ Ea w• 100 .4)( Sfallpl W .... 25 .4)1 Sta•ps Earll Week ttc' • • .... 0 ... GOIU a!it • ..... ... c.. 371 �, . lrophitl lor All i~'~; ~ Tourna!netlt Team In IIIDIIIJI. 1!11'7: .~~·-Fint~ !ll!tl!l; Punmo:v·Mkldlepott,O:; May-17,1985 Btu ' - -· -- -- -- 'EXemp''lary Participation in • .,~h.00l Activlty . Recogntze d . In ~.ill.......-.... 1>orter: ~·~t::.~?nn~tr:.'~ Jlui. ?r'Stoond Iii Frtueh n: Gille Ira Wolle, E111ll1h I Medal Gerrallll !l'lnll Ill H!nllllh I, 0111llalenet: .one~ m Latm. to Gene Grate. 1; Allll BliiCkwOod, !l'lnl in Mainly AboUt People In ---of :'t.:' here to Y~lllhtlr alater, Dally Mil~ l'o!Afi01>11Mmtport, ~_:- ·Mar l';_!fe't-'7 · -- -..;.:."'~. =..,,;-• n;...y were ~t. nd Vtrilaa Elliallith· Mlllit, 0 n ° Mrl. :::.=.d Krider Ill Veteranl Pomeroy Dei!M!IIi=l~~~r~r:= · ;"e.mH ·=·: : ·:· ·:~ ~~••4 3··.-·~ 1ti~llll hlj ...... .Mr. -~ :-=..:-Roi-:.., IUatl of " FuRNITURE '\, SStS 00 der II Veinal ~ Halo • 1<' 89th annual t :i&h school May D~ T. Jay Bnmdsha~ Leo Weber, sales representative of the Herff Jones Co., of IndlanapoUa, Ind., villl be sreaker for the eighth annual commencement exerCJS·~~ea~o;;E~ute;;;~rn;;;HI~g~b~s~cb~coo~l this Wednesday at 8 p.m. =: M~::!u~il<~~~~wa~~ ~~'~o:~aiar.to~en~~;::esci- .~~e~:J~1 ';::'e~~~ I' I Po.;:: Eunice Ohllnger; Sl"'clal Stage James ~dams, Advanced cr; World HIStory Medal to Pat· Manqer Award lo Cecil John- Math Medal to Nancy Pope; ty Malone , World Geography ston; Engllah II Medal to Den- Varsity Basketball Letters to Medals to Ronme Taylor, D.. nis Weber; English IIf Medal Jim Lambert, Mike Stewart, vld Shiflet; Sefety Club Sentor to Latlsehia G•tes; General Larry Rupe, Bob Porter, Wil· Pins to Carol Flocc~rl (PrtslEnglish IV Medal to Nancy lie Blackwell, Ronnie Black, dentJ, Martha Hawkms, Julia Pope; College Prep English IV Rusty Little, Jim Barrell; Re- Lucas, Pennee Wdllama, Mike Medal to Suzy Parker who rank· serve Basketball Letters to Bog- Ste~art. Don Smith, D...,..ll ed State-wide aa follows in Ev- er Dav!J Joe Hawkins Dennis Sm1th; Certificates of Honor for ery Pupil tests, 99th percentile Weber, 'Harry va'rbrough, Pertlcipatlon In the. State N~· In Spelling and Vocabulary: Gary Drenner, Mike Martin, l10nal Safety Counc1l, Jesn Tlli61b pereenllle in English Us- Leroy Welsh; Basketball Cer- hs, Debb1e Smith, John Grato, oge and 95th percentile in llflcates to Larry Fetty, Rod· Cerol Floccari. . Reading Techniques; William ney Wright, Charles Scott, Rog- James Vennan, Perfect AtH. Danforth, ''I Dare You' ' A· er Barrett, David Rice; Senior tendance Awards to, Senior!, ward• tor Qualities of Leader-Basketball Manager Award to BoR!Iie Turner, Carol Floccari, -- ---- Julia Lucas. Suzy Parker: Junp I I I a I I I I I • 1 1 1 1 1 1 • 1 • I I iors, Beverly Forbes, Kenny 1 I Henderson, Loretta Harlen, • 1 John Grate, Larry Fetty, Barl Crouser, 1 bara Carter, Mary Sue Anderson: Sophomores Deb1 ' bie Turner, Harry Yatbrough, 1 1 Dixie Wamsley, Forest Walker I I Kothy Thomas, Charlene Tay· I lor, Leroy Pope, Melva John1 slon, Cbester King, Pally Ma· 1 , lone, Chris Napper, Gary Hay1 / nes, Roger Davis, Donna Da1 vidson, 'olary Floccari. Betty Clark; Freshmen, Mike Porter, I 1 Lal'l'f Monfiomery, Carol I I Malone, Ronnie Gorby, Gene I Grate, Shirley Mullens, CharI layne Davis, Gloria Blumenau. I er and Stella Searles. 1 I . Miss Chapman and Miss Kra· 1 I 1 outer, Yearbook Stall Awards I to Tom Hysell, Suzy Parker, I Don Smith, C&rol Floccarl, • Julia Lucas, Ronnie Taylor, I I Ray Sutherland, Nancy Pope, 1 Mike Siewert, Brenda Daylong, I 1 Sally Lambert, Martha Hawk· I Why not forget them and relax? I 1 ina, Darrell Smltb Pl!lmel Wil· 1 Iiams, Bill Porler. Harold 811181', D.A.IL Good hand out helpful cash loans every I 1 Cltizenahlp Award to Suzy Park I er: Student Council Pins to dey that cure so many enrydoy I I Mil<e Stewart, David Peter100, worries • , , and I sura like to do it, 1 Roger Davis, David Rice, Ron1 nie Gorby; General Scholarahlp I Bob Millor, Mgr. Parker, 1 Certlficales to Suzy 3rd in County and Honorable 1 I 12SE. Main StrHI Phon• WY 2·2171 Mention in the Dislrict; Mike 1 Stewart and Ronnie Taylor, I I lied for 6th place in County; I Medals For Girl and Boy In I each class with hisbest grndes 1 for the year, Freshmen, Alan Blackwood, Charlayne Davis; 1 1 Sophomores, Debbie Turner and Dixie Wlli!UIIey, (Tie), Dellllll 1 Weber; Juniors, Latlsehio Gates 1 Randy Vance; Senlon, SUzy Parker and Mike Stewart; Pr.. liminary District Scholarship & SAVINIJS CO. Certificates, Suzy Parker, Firsla in Englilh IV, FreDcb II, Senior SOcial studies; LaliJchla Gates, Flrsto In Ellllilb III, French I, Second In American History; David Pelarlon, [IJrat In Amlr- i D. Office Bolin: 0 to 12, 2 to II ICiatli It lfoaa• Thura: - 1111 Coul11t., r . --- ----~---' -- - nv - If alfalfa is your business and this fellow is sticking his proboscis into it ••. for the past three years. He started bls teaching Mr. Weber, a 1956 &riduala ' 1reer In a one-room rural · or the University of PltletnJrab, Larry Baker, • Mlddlepori ohool. Daugherty's lalk and I h e n brings a notable reputatkm aa reoldent aDd ID employee of lie later served u ele10en· Jameo A. Diehl, Jr., principal, a public speaker. Before join- tile Advertlolq Deparlmeul IJry principal, eueutlve head, will present the l'aduating ing the ataff of the Herlf Jalltll of IU Dolly Sentinel, 100red ,ounty superintendent in Jel(er· class. eo., Weber wu a druQi!l In a llole-la-oue SaDCiay at lbt ......_ --·• Pomeroy Golf eome. ' un county and e11 y su"""~w•~ Diplomas will be presented Youngstown, Pa. He ...-.... Baker bit tbe hole·ID -oae d1nl In Jackson before hegln· by Charles S. Gibbs, superin· four yean in the U. S. Navy, on lhe 181 yan1 IOveutb hole ' ing his work with the OEA. tendent of schools_ Closing the six months of which was In wbUe playing wllh RaoiOO Active in elvlc alfalra for axerclses will be the band playthe Korean Conlllct. e !hown lnd Jim O'Brien Pome many yearo, Dr. D&Uiht.rty lA lng "America" and the beneThe 8 p. m. graduatlos ser· roy, IDd Joe Willi of Cheo past pre!lden: of the Ohio dlclion by Rev. Alkire. vices will belln wllh the East- ..,.:.. Laot week, Jon GuJD. J'ubereulosls and· Health Assn., ern band playing the procea- Iller a junior at PomOI'OJ' has been president of the East· DR. DAUGHERTY slonal music, "Pomp and C!rSehool, oaok 1 bole-in·' '" Ohio TMchers Assn., and cumstance,'' followed by Rev. ..,8 oa \be II% ,ant loertll the Southeastern Ohio Educa· Eugene Emer100 with the in- bolt. uon AS!u. vocation. 1 - -- Erereiaes will open with the Before Wllma Alberton, p~s- Veterana Memorial Hospital oand playing "God of Our Fa· (Continued from page 1 ) ldent of the senior class, m- AdmlaoloDI Satanlay - Gold' ers" followed by Rev. C. Mel- , Continued from page I ) be , tlt ti list" b 1 traduces the speaker, the band 1e Raltmire, Pomeroy; William . Alk'Jre wlth the InvocaIIon. O'Reilly, pastor of St. Joseph's t. f med 'cons u ona id tod re e t, will vm " play "Two ,.Chorals ' " and Rl~' Syracuse,' na·lBY Swl·'· '7"• 10 18 Band membero will then play Catholic church or eources ay.. Romantic Song. Middleport: samuel Beller, Mid· "America the Beautlrul" and · . Secrecy surrounded the diS- Principal Alan L. Bowen will dleport. ' ouis Diehl senior cla81 presl.l At each place dediCatory mu- cosslons being carried out by present the top 10 scholars of Dllchargeo saturday - Herdent, will i~troduce Dr. Daugh- sic was played by the Wahama the State Department team and lhe school, followed with "Rallo bert Miller, Syracuae; Florence I crly whose topic will be "You White. Falcon band under the medl8tora for the Organization of Ivy,'• sung by the Girls' En- Well, Pomeroy; Chloe Secoy, ' nd Jhe Changing World." drrect10n of Tool Reed. Flag oWhfUeAthmer)cand' states talk IOASd). semble. Coolville: Lucy Hayes, Middle. ra1smg ceremomes were pere. IP1oma1s e , Presentation of the graduat- port. Two more numbers will be formed by the Smilh-Capehart heavy street lighting erupted ing class will be by Larry Mor- Blftb saturday - Mr. and · ffered by the band following American Leg•on Post m New m the rebel-held northern se,. nson, · d and w·11- Mr1. Ray Powe, 11 p ortlan, d a 1, execu tlve bea, Haven and by Jhe Boy Scout lor of Santo Domingo. liam Carr, president of the son. I (j. Explorer . Post 253 under John --school baord, wUI be In charge Sunday Admlulons - J 0 h n Roltgen 10 Mason. UNIT CALLED of distributing diplomas. Rev. Massie, Harrisonville; Mildred : Garv Stewart of the Wahama ' Th Mtddle rt Emerson will live the benedl•· Workman, Rutland: Anna Col• ed h I e po emergency Una Rutl nd band play . "To t e Coors" rescue unll was summoned at lion followed by the Recesslos, a . while the old flag was being al DIJcharges Sunday - Addle lowered at each place and the 8' 30 p. m. Saturday for Sam Barton, Racine; Henry Am(Continued from page 1 I. Wahama band played the na- Beller, Rutland, who. was laken ,. lllln', . berger, Minersville; Barbara plans to begm prompt consider· tiona! anthem as the new to Veterans Memoml bospllal Tbe periodical Cleada, lam· Fry, Pomeroy; Jean Hudson, aliOn of the proposal. flag was raised. The new ' as a medical patient. Ularly known 88 tile 11 year Middleport; Tony Milhoan, In his mesoage, Johnson said; flags were presented bx Hun.I Locust hao bit Moills Collllly, Long Bottom; Samuel Beller, "'!'he proposed program of Kenneth Herhler. United States CLVB TO MEI'T offlclalo said today. '!be Cloa- Middleport. <'Xcise taxes and revisions wlll Congressman, who was on Jhe The Middleport Jolly Bunch daa bave beeo seeo In both ---spur growth and move us clos- speaker's platfocm al both eer.l sewing Club will meet al Mrs. town and n.ral areao of the Ritual Followed 0 li · f I · d k b ne app cation of Guthion per cutting provides excellent control ol e. to u I employment b~ re- emomes an spo e riefly of IKenneth Byers' borne Saturday oounly. The meeting of Guiding Slar ,,oving an unnecessary drag on the progress being made in the May 22, at 7:30 p. m. ' .,...., w• nlO! :.1 ilt II council No. 124, Daughters of alfalfa weevil and other forage insect pests. That's because of Guthion'~ consumer and business pur- Bend area. America, of Syracuse ThursIJ t 1 Ia · chasing power. Several visiting poslmasters I o day evening wa. conducted In exce en ong· stmg protection. It continues to work long after appli. "Removal of e<cise taxes will lfcom surrounding towns and ritualistic form by the council- . cation. For best results, spray the first cutting early when weevil signs ...cut the pnces of many cities were introduced by Fran or, Ural Thomas. d h . items to consumers and there- Reichert in New Haven and by ' Sister Lizzie Quick was re- appear an t en spmy stubble IUlmediately after first cutting. By follow• hy tend to ease pressures on Emery Woudall, Hamlin postported Improving, and a letter , ing this practice, you1l eliminate the weevil larvae that remain on stubble our cost of living. m·aster, m Mason. Woodall " of thanks was read from Mrs. • h' h t t h . "To ensure that the excise past president of the West Vir- Five per.sons w~re Injured In investigation. . Edith Wakely, district dep- 1 W IC preven rna ure growt . When this spray recommendation is fol• lax reductions make the max•- gm1a Chapter of the National of f1ve acCidents lnvesll· The other Injury acc1dent uty, for the gifts to her from ' lowed, you won't have to share your crop with alfalfa w vii When used n·t!m contrJbutJOn to ront1!1ued Postmasters Assn. over the weekend by took place at 5:50 p.m. Satur~ the council and members Lak.l' . ee • r··ice stability and balanced Refreshments were served Post, State. Highway clay at Portland on a township ing part In the recent rally. BB reco~ended, Guthmn·treated aHalfa can be fed green or dry to beef ncosper1ty, I call on Amer~can following each service. In _Three were mjured In ro~d Just off .Rt. 124 · A car All members are urgently re- : and dairy cattle. For a healthier, more leafy alfalfa cro with total siness to translate lower ex- ·wen members of the Me~gs County accident. driven by Mitchell Allen, 17, quested al attend the t t- ' , • • P more r•se.tax~ promptly into lower ;n's ciub and of the Jr. The mulliple injury accident Syracuse, went ~ut o_f cootrol 101 May 27 , at 7,30 p.:.\n=c-1 digestible nutnents and more ba!Ps·per-acre, spray with Gutbion. Your retail pnces and ease pressures an's club served as place at 4-30 p m Sunday and ran off the nghl Side of the lion will be held In the near I dealer stocks it On Our Cost Of ll·v,·ng" h'J · M b : ·west of roadway and rolled over.. • ,, .. · w 1 e m ason mem ers Rt. 248 twn· mdes future. Members present were Complete Repeal tbe Mason Mothers club 124. Allen received a laceration ol Council Deputy Florence Potts, '!'here would be a complete cd in the aa..'lle capacity. , the face and was treated-'0\Vet- Hazel Clark Sadie Thuener CHEMAGRO repeal on July 1 of excise lax- A k 1 dg A truck bemg driven down erana Memonal hospital. His M .. • . • ... . . . . grade by William E. Co!Qna, 31, car had heavy damage. He argaw >Aitrill, Margaret El· . . c now e ements to CORPORATION es on safe depoSit boxes, com- groups and mdiVIduals Rutland, had brake !allure, and cited to Meigs juveolla coort chlnger, Pearl Knapp, and Mrs. ~eraled amusement dev1ces, made on the program by the driver attempted to run It for unsafe operation Thomas. whng alleys and pool tables. postmasters. into an embankment, and the Heavy damage b, the Ra,. car ran into It 1111\ then out Into coon bridge on Rt. 7 r.. <i D0 1• -, tbe roild and then baek into the suited from an accident at ... 'I MIIIU At SIAl FOIEVn... bank. 11:50 a. m. saturday, a semiPassengers Injured Included low boy haulisg a shovel and 11a""" Mae Collins, 23, severe driven by Wendell w. Roush, lacerations of the forebead, ~d- 50, Rt. 1, Bidwell, was passing m1tled to Veterans Memorial over the bridge and the boom hospllal, Connie Barrett, 16, on the shovel bounced and bent Rutlaed, cut on forehead, treat· roof beams and broke several ed, and Georgia Tyree,ll, Rut- side supports on the bridge. land, mmor laceratton of arm, There was moderate damage not treated. '!'here was moder- to the roof of the tractor and / ate damage to the [ru(!k. to the shovel boom. Rouah was / A second injury accideut took cited today tor violation of ) place at 11:45 a. m. Sunday at special lraullng pennlt. the Junction of Rt. 35 and Rl. lf;===::i;;;i;===::;;;;;l 325 in Rio Grande. A ear driven north on Rt. 325 by Dwight Ward, 54, Rt. 2, Gal· lipolis pulled out Into Rt. 35 in Of the path of a semi driven by Roy Taylor, 48, Greensboro, N. Many Thanks For The and they eolllded . was heavy damage to Support Given Me In the lhe Ward car, and medium to May 5th Primary Election semi outfit. Ward was tak· to Holzer hospital in a Mc1 Coy ambulance and Is being[ I Itr·eabed lor a cerebral concusPd. Pol. Adv. Tbe accident Is atlU under m,b lJPf Briefs Are DediCafed \ .- OPTOMITIIIT night. Post Offt'ces I =~::~N N. W~ COMPTON, ,0. Speaker at Commencement . ;::L~a~~~ s.:X.~ gsn Optometrist OHice Hours: Tuesday & Thursday Call: Wy•2-3?79' LBJ Asks cut In Excise Tax ·I Spray with Guthion for longer lasting control of him and his offspring. I FlVe • JnJUre • dIn Three weekend Auto ACCI•dents •• •• • •• • w.. •• • FULL FAUCET FOBCE •• • • • i' campe~ TO VOTERS MIDDLEPORT • •• •• • •• •• • Da~erty, Administrative assistant of aociatlon, will be tbe spealcer for Commencement exercises at Pomeroy 21 at 8 p.m. Dr. Daugherty, a native of Jackaon county, has aer"ed RB admfnlatratlve a&~lstant to the Ohio Education 1.anit FUBitURE Jolmloa, Herff Jones·Executive is Dr. Kermit ,. Ohio Education ' · W&-IIN!D ' Harold Rickard, Jr., Cllttoo, ~e Commencement Speaker - -..... Mn. nav111 YOIID& retumed pti'IL • Sunday, to her hjlme New York . ' Miss Martha Ohllnpr, look· LaUn 1 and Second In Gtooral Miss Mae Smith of Seattle, City, after beLDi here to attend . lftmplary llludant pertlclpa· ship and Good Cltlzeil&hlp to keepilll I Medal to Leroy Pope: Sclence· Mike Stewart 8ecolld Wuh., Is tho IUHI of her aunt, the weddln1 of her alster, Cat' A thouabllor till dql PiiiiiCII llll 1ft schoolllfe was recogniz,. Julia Lueas and Raymond Best Secretary Awllld to Nan- In Enlllsh IV: Glenda Mrs. Adam J!:bersbach and oth· olyn Baea to Dwl<ht Bissell. phiiOIOpber Voltalrl Hid "1.U. !d Friday at Rutla Hi I h esutherland. cy Pope; School Paper Editor Firsts in World Hislo~ and er relatlvse. Eddie Frick and stster, Mlsa approve of 1illat ,au II,)', ball ,.... 1ehool durin& the ual A- Ralph Jarvia, Band Awards, Award to Suzy Parker: Typlnl BlOLOfy; Ronnie Taylor, Flrlt Mr and Mn. Cleland Dalley Jerri of Columbus spent t h t will delend 1o lhl dNib 'lfR' Narda Aaaembly. Senior Pins to SillY Parker, 8 I Pins to Beverly Forbes, 80 In Physlea (tie) and Secolld in of M~pleton, Ill. are the IIUUII -kend with their parents, Mr. rilbt to II,)' II.'' ... PrttenHn_B _ ards. and the years; Linda cllapman, 6 yean; w.pm. 3, Latisehia Gates, Bll' Senior Social Sludlea; Barbara of hit uncle and aunt, Mr. and and Mrs. Paul Frick and lam.['~======~==:-:.=======~ •ludenta, were: Julia Lucas, 6 years: Carol Floo- bara Carter, Cheryl WilllaJill, w·mams, Sacmds In BlolOIY Mn Evertet Dalley. ily. If . Bill Miller trophies for 1carl, 6 yean, and Janet Pru:e, all 110 wp.m.; Shorthand 1 ~ Advance!d Alsebra: BOO A~ Nelson returned to I Mr. and Mrs. Rusaell Alward Meigs Count~ Teen-age Sele 1 year; Silver Keys, Ray AI· Pins to Beverly Forbes, lUll ;,.,mat, Fi"t In Phyalcs (tlel; hil home Hemlock Grove Set· and Mr. and Mn. Bemard Driving Rodeo Suzy Parker, kire, Llndl Davis, Roger Davis, w.p.m.: LaUsohla Gates, Bar- All Gibson, Flrlt In Advanc> urday ~ Holzer Hoopltal. Smith of Pataskala were week· Cheryl Long, 'Julia Lucas, lsi, Mary Floccarl, Chester Kllll, bara Carter, Undo Hy10ll, Lin• ed enlltbra; Lal'l'f Mo!ltaomery, Mr. •and Mrs. Paul Keiser of 'end 1uest1 of Mr. Alward's bro2nd, and 3rd; Junior Miss A· Debbie Sheets, Karen Tucker, da Davio, Eunice Ohlinger, 11' A In Algebra I: Gloria Columbus were recent guests !her and o!Ater·hl·law, Mr. and ward for Meigs County to Swy Dennis Weber; Gold Keys, AI· Cheryl Wllllama, all 80 w.p.m. Th~pson, Second in Algebra of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keiser, Mrs. Albert Alward. . 0 Parke•·. · lan Blackwood, Teresa Dean, . M d M Russell Krider . . Diane Holllday Linda Hysell M1ss Leda Kraeuter, Home I; Patty Malone, Second in Minel'liville. r. an rs. . • Miss Sally Schaal, Semor L'ly I bode Robert MOler' Economiea Key to best Senior World HIAtory; Naacy Lambert, Mr. and Mrt. Jerry Hassler Findlay, Marvm Kr~der, ColumCheerleader trophy to Salty Wll· D1 ldmRt n,De 1 Schll"•-' Girl, Kay Fraley. Second In French 1; Leroy and llau&hter of Whlta Hall were bus, ·and Mrs. Clyde Ra~• Iiams Lambert; Vanity Chetr- av ce, nn s ...... · t fM d Mr who were called here by the 11J. '·ader Basketball '·t•·rs to Kathy Schoppert, Carl Shen_e- Everett Holcomb, BloiOIY Pope, First in Bookkeepll!l; Sunday gues a o r. an '· . . "' ~~ n ld Gl · Tho Cartil Charles Scott, Firat Ia Elllli&h Harry Keiser. , ness of their mother, Mrs. RayJane Lucas Captain and Bev· le • orra mpson; • Medal to Glenda Johnson. Diane Holliday, Second In Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koenig mond Krider returned to tbelr 11 ; ll'sh • Jaae , .._. •--nd of cambrtd•o were Sunday tun· homes Sunday. erly Forbe;, and ' Latlsehil !cates, Sabra Canaday, Linda . . · 11 , ,_,_, Ch rleader Lathey, Roger Lathey, Kathy W1Iham Thorpe, Semor Mu- Eng .....-, ..._v • Be B h 0 __ B:;e'tb~~:rs to ~~rlene Thomas, Sandy Tu~ker, Debbie sic Awards to Suzy . Parker, in Boo~kk~ee~pln&~·:__ _ _~c~heon~~~ues~ta~o~f~h~ll!.,;ill~·~ter!!;,c.!M~IA~s~~M!:;r.~an~d!M~r!:s·~~rnes~t~ru~c~---•••••••••-----~ 8mUb Bo 1 G te Joyce Turner, James Wh1te, Saundra Pennee Wllhams, '"ha Lucas, -=CIORoh; G'::!J~ ~~tb 11 Med· Dean, Joett1 Erlewlne, David Sharon Kitchen, Carolyn M,. 11 to Barbara Wllllams; Amer- Myers, M1ke Pr1ce. Knight, Patsy SChopperl, Mar· lean !IIJtory Medal, David Pet· Miss Mary Elizabeth Chap· tha Hawkins, Judy CNmeanJ, orson who wu fn 97th Fer· man, Laliu II Medal to Dille Sally Wllllllml Lambert, Larry centil~ 1n the State on tho Ev· Wamaley; French 11 Medal to Rupe: Awards .to ouhlandlng ery Pupil Test ir American His- Randy Vance; 1!111llsh II Med- Semors m MUSJc, Suzy Parker, tory. al to Sabra Ca'!!'claY· Pennee Wtlliamo: Enghsh I Mrs. Fly Sauer, Senior Dra- Carl Denison, Physics Medal Medal to Charlayne DaviS. • ',_ • !) CTTY JOHN ZERKLE ~OAN •• • ELECTROMODE What's first-class comfort on amiddle-class budget! ., Today's low-cost ftameless electric heat. - --- All-Electric HOME HEATING ...,.. Fa1110111 for Safety Whh The Exclusive SAFOY GRID Heating Element Electric r1111 hm - come down 4 times In CCIIII of otlllr full1 have aont up. Compare todlfllow cost of clean, comfort· able, trouble·fiiLe electric heating with the cost of the old·leshlonld kind. It now coats little NO OBLIGATION FOR ESTIMATES PHONE 117-341$ l:OLLECT ar notllinl iiJdil til enjoy modern wortll·more llectril h..... ,........., ........................... w :' complete details. Or, as1t "' Rlf* 81 £1 Electrtc Heating Dealer fir I . . I Ill • I ~=-rtint y~ur 1101111 10 ,.._II} It'! 0 , 'f ., .... ~· . • NOTHING DOWN . e 3 YEARS TO PAY That'l...,,.,tf all new homes buitt In our seiYicl .,.. hMIIectric heat, and why tit~ If llcllr ltOA• have already converted · ""* tt MYRL COAKLEY IIICIIIL Ill Jllll' lllltSt Ohio Power office for CONTIACTOR IRKJR&I HEATING end INSULAT?ON :r5 .--EVERYTHING COMPLETE---, WELL DRILLING- CASING- PUMP ' ' Youwon'twanUDsellllltnl 11111111. . you know how liiiiD It 011111 to 11•Ll 7 r Just .W a camper body and head for the hills! This new pickup eota11 eq11ipp1d for ncatlon fun with heavy-duty rear shock ablrarb1n . . MXIIIIIy spriqs, oversize 7.SO x 16 tires, front stabilizer .._, a pair of IJIJ IMe minora, radio and deluxe heater, tinted windshield, full.depth foam Mit plus many other pleasant appointmllltll. Check Into Chevy's big choice of .J kinds of plckiiPI d Jllr Chevrolet dealer's! NO. 1 WAY TO wca S. JOUr Ch"I'Gief duler about en, iJIJ8 of truclr. ------------------"' POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY (, FOREMAN &ABBOn OHIO 11 plebp speeiGIIJ eljilipped for eamper ,....,.., ICII'il Miclcfleport, O, W. MAIN STREET PIID•• 667·3415 COOL~IW, ~10 PHONE WY2·2126 POMIP.D"' . . ... . --~------------.-..~...;.''ll\jl!lllllll'"' · •' ' ! ..r..· , '; �, ," .I • ' ssificd Ads Your Modern Community BullClill BOard FOR SALE WANT AD 3 acres country. Drilled well water in the house, furnished, located about 2 miles out of Bashan. Gas and electricity and tete· '- INFORMATION of ground in the ''\!!'"'••I . .-·· P.M. o.., OBADLINU Before ,6. ... "-. .._.,. Dud..Una Mood a' ... CANCELLATIONS • "'<' COR.RECI'IONS WID bll ~ta~pt.-<1 unl\1 9:00 A. II.. Far DQ ~ PubUeatlon phone available. Possession immediately. E. E. Hayman, Svracuse, Ohio. Phone WY 2- 5~$~~J~~~~~~~!~~~;:~~~ - - - --:--c:---' 6Sa9 or WY 2-1889. FOR SALE BY OWNER: ~11 FOR SALE Of{e,. will be received at the modern home, 3 bedrooms, offiee of Webster and Fultz, located near bridge, f u II Pomeroy,. Ohio, up until ten size basement, large to., new· o'clock A. M., on Saturday, May ly painted inside and out. Call 29, 1965, for the real estate before 11 a. m. all d.-t SUnknown as the David J. Thomas day, rn-6978. For full inform· property, located in Minersville, ation see Blanche Compson, 6 14 3te Ohio. Property app~sed · at C!Uton, W. Va ""P q!RISTIAN WOMAN needed. Couab'. o1 ....., ......,, OblD. utll .ttiO P.M • • .._ Pomeroy Motor Co. OP t.IUAlln FuII or part • tfm e - Ole. time security. $1599 $900.00theandappraised '"nnot sell for Sald less ,FOR SALE: S bedroom ranch 5 11 6tp than value. 1960 Chevrolet 1h Ton Pickup $1095 St., Odcago 2, Dl. 5 17 real estate sold subject to real style brick - frame bome on 6¥..' body, soUd eab, beater, B <fl llunl out lood. New liDlip RATEs Marine Supplies estate taxes for the year 1965, Chester Road, near State For Want Ad s~rvlce Ish. Uvestodc • Cant. pl!l: word one lll!lert:IOD. 12 ft. ALUMINUM boat with which are payable in December ~ghway Garage. 100 I 400 lot $1095 '. ---'---.=:....-a :w:e,c~~'~" ;~:=· am· trailer and 2 H.P. MOTOR. 1965. All orfers subject to Court fireplace, . s~m wlndows, 1960 Ford 8' Flereslde Pickup ..nt~... trllertton•. Ph WY • 3280 approval. doors, patio, hied bath and vo engine, std. trona, Deluxe c:ab, ebrome "''ulp. B. D. tires, ll'OR SALE: F'lne JIO!ll'. Come =-~m:en~~e~~!:;..pald .o. •nd one ~~" , 5 11 6t CLARA THOMAS kitchen, hardwood floon, de1uxe seats, heater. and aee. Muon 7'1U923. ~~ TIJ:,NKS50" ';!~AR~~ - - --::----,::----Administratrix of the Estate well insulated. Several nnane7 ..... E•eh a4ditloa•l word to. For Rent of David J. Thomas, de- ing plans available to qualiti:JD ~~ ~~~R~. M. 0 , 11, . ___ ceased. fied. Phone Pomeroy, WY Z. OPEN EV!S. 7:00 P.M. Dr. lolrtr!D I. Doerr, VeteM ,,...., ~ t, ~~Y 12 :00 u1111n. SIX ROOM HOUSE in Pomeroy _ _ _ _ _ __:5_1~7~ , 3tc 5337. 5 4 tfe arlan. larp and flD8II animals. TO PLACE • 170 Mulberry, Phone WY 2 _ POMEROY. OHIO 1211 Wuhlngtou St., Ra..,.. UIUI.t PRODUCING 2575 or inquire at 376 Second _ 'OR SALE: Large 4 bedroom wood. W. Ya. Phooo 173-U'/l WANT AD Street Pomeroy. 5 17 trc LEGHORN hens, la_rg~ type, home, in Racine, in good r..,~:=;:=:"'~:S:::~""'~==!=== . ---6 to 7 lbs. SOc gra m fed. Paul condt"tt·on - out of high wat- - Bu , ~-rv·•W ~..o O!Dco houri, Dalb 4 to e p. FOU ROOM furnished apartW. Say·re, Portland, Ohio, srnv•• ,.. -· Employment lntaU ID. l :Ill lie er. Hot water heating sysPHONE WY 2.2156 ment, downstairs. WY 2-J6o8. Phone VI 3-2286. 5-liHitp 1, tern, large electric hot water BULLD02ER WORK, equipped WANTED _ Pain"•• w-a, con-te ... ,., o I7 tfc tank, storm windows. To be with winch. Big or small job. finishing pallll8 drlvewaya, Notice 3-cB~E"'D"'R'"'o'"'occMc-ch-ou-s-e-cin- Middle- STRAWBERRIES ready in a sold to settle estate. Call Bob Call daytimes WI ~3ISI, even- sidewaik;, ca~ter work. BUY and sell used furniture, port 207 Second Ave Good few days. Pick your freez- Cleland, WI ~2965. ings WI ~3089, Gene Barnett, Lester B. Bailey, liB E. antique funrlture, dishes, etc. locaiion. Call Chesrire. El\ 7b~r~ies bb\ ~ppointm~t $ 6 tfc~~=R:a:c:in:e,:O:hi: ··o=·===5=1=S=tl~e~ Fourth Ave., Middleport, in Mn. Jeanne Matteson, 701 7146. 5 14 6tc on y.. rmg as e s, sav~ _c - - - - - - -- - trailer. i-15-ltc deposit for baskets. Nolan s m FOR SALE: 5 room house, u-1 H 1 W ted E. lOfll St., Wellston, Phone SMALL furnished apanrne~t Syracuse, OhiO. 5-15-3tc balh, basement. Gas furnace, p an !at-2638. 5-15-6tp air doncidtioned, suitable for STEEL .......,RS fireplace. Priced for quick ru. •~ . 2 men. Ph. WY 2·5440 from BEAUTIFUL vanity dresser M Interviews: See SWPYARD ad LOSE WEIGHT safely wtth 5 to 7 p. m. 5 13 6tp and stool, plate glass mirror sale. Phone 1l3-5ill, ason, ' 5-J6-3tc Dex-A-Dtet tablets Only 98c . -W. Va. 4 II tic I at Stark'a Drug Store. 3 and 4 ROOM formshed apart- 42 x 46. ~5. Mrs. Harold Barn· I MACHINISTS !Ote ments. Rowley & Reed Hard· hart, Tuppers Plam;, Ohio. HOUSE FOR SALE on Lourei Interviews: See SWPYARD ad 3 12 _:.___ _ _ _.....:_:::._:::.::_ ware. 5 11 tfc 5 14 3tc Clilf Road Mrs. Norman E. S.l&-3tc 1 f: Motor Co. ~ ·- ~c A- i1 MARK IV AUTO ON ONING AIR ( Dill 'I rtlbt to rtJMt .., ~ Towuhlp OBDia or ~ t " '" NOnCII • , • • , To tht PoUtJbolden of C. Val Auaranc• Co..,., • Oblo mutual OOJDPaaro ,... ~ olllou Ia ~ 'J'owD4Ip. wana DIJUIJ', Clbt. JloUit .. ....., ...... 1ht QeDb'll1 ~ ~ bal flll4l ttl PetHSoa tf . . . . - Willi tbli ~t of IJIIII~nPP at t*Jo. 1'1111 tenna of tbe fl"oPG8· lid merttr •re nt1 file al tb.• or. fltlft of the compn~ and In the ofilee of lh• Superintendent ol Jn wr.nce. --,, , I Wlllilm R. Morrill. . lu)IHinlllldent Of lalurailn I 1'' Ill! J -------- ........' : l $340 BJaeHnar'S space. · . ' I - · - -- - , May 19,1965 i' I ,. a--- w... PARTS 1 0 t l I SHOP TOOLS Cut" w- EQUIPMENT mea L RUTLAND AUTO PARTS : 20" SABRE TILLER 97 :b " , ''----------.1 Salet.maa 14 lif; .. h:n.-.u,oa. -rt ..______._._.,_.-- ----·'.._____ ., ••. •• ,. ·' ., .•, .,. ,, -· ·1' ·: '.' . .. -: ~ • •• · : .. j,.i '· . .. e.-..., -- ~ ~ - ., ' ··- ... ICINII II.Splcot II.!Cmpbr III.Piut. &LIIbop ..__ OICIC TRAC. loo >nf!STft GOULD DUit.i I.~ ............ . ......, CIIIHOQOOH:- ........... WW1r "' to- .a.xY!Jioa4&lla One telttrllmply_for_hr Ja tlda ...... .a. ....... IJ.. ;Jt lorlbo- O'o, . . . . . . . . - 1110 loiJct' ..,._ - _ f6 1111 rtrophl-. · ': daJIIo __ .,. ~ au IIIIa .I.CkJSIJF&. p· >IVPit:HXT QQOl XPII.a.O li.YVB;Jt ·Jt LYVa;JtJ: IYII: Qlt:B li.PaCIWIWPaQ P. IYII:WY .a.WHII:O.-YitTW4 •p.,-.-. '*h•I 11101c JICMM All· . . . !1111.» »m TBII M ••a-f;W a . . . . . IT a .... •. , ~ ' AUTOMOBILE PARTS- GARAGE EQUIP. 1 • AL CAPP "-1>1- - --·•l•n••••-••••,ta~•U'Illf!~4:•1!utll•u••n · ' m =: .. _,_ ··-··--ol -·..··---._... ·- ' _.,...J ....... AUCTION , Ln. AINU ;.-="*' '~- l bff1 IATCHES~ THAT SOUt>JDS LIKE SIZNESS 15 SOOM<t>J ' =,. I ..-..... r=TH~R~E=I--~~------­ Mra. Howard Ru11eU were Mr. · 11. AMI•'• [] - -... .. .,..,... .... u, ·F' - ,_, • ..., 'l1lt coamon 1111 were IDler- and Mra. Carl Ruaeli, r.atl••ll :: viewed before and after tho Van Cleve, Mike · · 40)' beaming of tba thzlilinl 10 George Wm. Venoy, Mr. ond JG.~ minute se~ment of Leonov'a u. Mrs. Frank Sl..el and oon, 18. Ito at ton1-" onlng &venture. Both men Frankie of Columbus and Mr. 11. ...... Wtll-appeared at •••• befora lht and Mn. Edward VeJlOy ao d -·canttra and unru!Oed by tlHI Crail of Pomeroy. 11. Vquettlons of NBC' a Frank Bour, Mr. and Mra. John Mwcphy 110. gholtzer. They answered hll Crooklville were Mondoy 11. ' - ' ~ in Russian whiCh 'lru ora of their daughter-in _ 1L Blam, aa then lriDiiatacl inlo £nilllb, Mr1. J. R. Murphy, R~~~~~ &door Nelllter of the cosmonauta Ji:ialne, Johnny, Pe11y, c "-:::!J!, ott penonafliJ hoys in tho and Barbara. au--.s lllllt tbal our . aatrunauta art Mr. ond Mrs. CUnton G!Utovl llJ~eB-! agreeably chll'llllnj nd bu. and family of Albany and Mr. IL mt>rous. The Russians wore •• and Mrs. Harold GU!ogiy and 11. lfo-lelt at&- ... ' DAILY CROSSWORD •• !!'::.: &l.l'I'OMOBILE blsllranco been FIVE ROOMS and 139 VACUUM CLEANERS, l965 Hy sell. WY U322. 5 4 SOtp Sales & Service INBTALLADON MACBJN8'lll All i t - • 8l1fl. , ......Ued? l..ost yoor oper& Butternul Ave. Phone 1\Y 2- new tank type, complete with - - - - - - ----''- · - - - - - - - - " " Interviews: See SIUPYARD ad , CGuneL Detu.,ninarion, Jmqinatioo. \ , lor's Call 2-2168 11 Ifc 5-~· _ _lll:enae? __ _ _ WY __: ll!illc 2322. 7 <:leaning attachments. Guar- INCOME PROPERTY - iocat- 1 e Fils Almost Every Car .. . . . . . , . _ u n . , ' MODERN 6 rooms and b::~th a1tecd. ~Hg ' d by Electro Hy- ed within 2 miles of the new I 1D loa, it taka \ FARM AUcriON apartment. Middleport. Pb. giene Co. Full prtce only locks at Racine, Ohio, con- 8 v::~~~:lec::en lnterviows: See SIDPYARD ad jafll-~, -p..., ', - .".,. ·BANKRUPTCY WY 2-312l. 3 24 tic $22.95. WY 2-2575. sisting of one brick and tile 5-1~ I Oolaucb? 1 By the order of the Honorable 1 HHE:I!: an::: tour rm'l.l rurni~h& 5 1 4 5tc building, housing two furnish- eGuaranteed 24 months 11---;;;EL~ECI'IIICIANS;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;w;-:..c.-'' 1lomd 1b1o ...,... to: Tho , _ CarJ11, I Duane J. Kelleher, United ed and llllfurnisbed apart ed and one unfurnished apartor 24,000 miles Inlerviews: See SIUPYARD ad ' I Wllbiaitoi>. D. c. 1l)j2!5, 1 States Court, ~outhern Distnct, ments WY Z-5434 1% 6 ~' ELECTROLUX Sweeper, com- ment, I large business room a Most Popular Unit r.l&-3tc []-.udmoilll1 plete with 7 attachments. Pay below, 1 double garage with Eastern Divison, the following MOI1EN 4 room house, bath, CRANEMEN ln the U SA ID appljoatio<o I wiU be sold at H. L. Rupe Farm I hardwood floors, basement off balance 5 payments $5.51 furnished apartment over . . • Intervlewo: See SIUPYARD ad each. WY 2-2575. 5 14 5tc and located in rear, 1 nice I I LOCATED POINT ROCK, Ohio and cent.ral heating. f hone $-16-3tc 00 I ' I (Meigs Count"), \1 mile off '"Y 2-2"81. ' 14 3tc frame building located at , lntlollttl WELDERS ' "' " ZIG ZAG automatic .96f new Sl·de. All m · A·1 condit"mn. State Route 689. \_ \ ' I PM Saturd M , vSIX ROOM HOUSE in Pome. model. Butlonhole, overcast, Six rentals in ali. Selling due Inlervlewl: See SIUPYARD ld . I . 1•00 · • 2 fa~ll!On ·'· des1gn, · eJc· But"lt ·m to hea1th. Phone daytime WY •1•~· 1965, l:OO P. M. ay, ay .. , 1 roy Phone WY 2'38 -.J 5. ., """""' 19til Ford TRACTOR - 60t Die4 _a_tfc__ dial control. Pay off balance 2-2255, evenings WY 2-2568. ---:SHEET=="ME'"=t"'AL,......:-'---.I \ I sei, 195.\ Ford Tractor 660 Ser- 3 BEDHOO" brick Duplex with due 9 paymonts $O.OO each. 5 13 12tc Pomeroy, 0. Intarvtewa: See SJUPYARD ad 5 15 5tc ies, FERGUSON - Grain Drill, gar<lge. Butternut Ave., Porn- WY 2- 2575 · ~15-3tc I' II FOB SALE: Moaero > room Rake, Cultivators, Scraper, Ro- eroy. CaII WY 2-5127 · 14 ft. BOAT, motor, trailer, $550 fC'rne home in Syracuse, with SEWING MACHINE - repair DRAFTSMENJNEEa•ro~ I I 4 27 tic tary Cutter: JOHN DEFjRE Blond Dinette, $35.00. Girl's bath, <3 bedrooms) large util· .ervlces all makea WY:I-21JK ENG .......,., ~ I 0 n ad ..... , I Lime Spreader, Manure Spread. MODERN 4 roo·m- and bath, btcyde, · ,_. WI"• """ ..... SIUPY' $10. WI 9-lty room, double carport, gaa The Fabric Shop, ' Pomeroy. T~·-·lf· w ..., . """' er, 40Ft. Elevator, Plows ; 01- furmshed apartment, Middle5 13 3tc fW'D<lce, fully insulated, w.Ul Authorized Singer Saiea and $-15-31c: \ IVER - 7 ft. Mower, TRACT- port. WY 2-:1174. 4 21 Uc 11 1 b. h bl 5 4 OR 77 tl949) , Corn Planter . -. th to •. , mpet ng, U'C ca · Serviee. ~·• Help Wanted I _.,.,. Wide front Axle; NEW HO~ ONE ROOM tratler for rent. GOLF CLUBS, specta1 you nets. Shade and fruit treea, LAND _ F. ld Ch C Close 10 my home. All uttli· begmners, 3, 5, 7, rrons -drtv- srrubbery. Close to odlool Nof&ler llalldlq liWJ lor IIIIP!ARD tt h" t °~per, Bloom ties furnished and nalural gas. . er ~ putter • bag, 3~ , pd church. Very reasonable. new bomel. Built ID kftcb, . d Hea a ac men' 8tage ~ w- Phone VI '26110 I $20. Like new. B"ll1 Ha ckett, Grady Cratg, . Syracuse, Obio ena, _ll!>niJ . _.__..._ er; Roanoke Baler, TWO RUB~ . _ . , ·•.,.... . BEll TIRED WAGONS SILAGE I 11 t!c WY 2·2444. 5 13 3tp WY 2-2810. !Dum llclinll. Call Guy NeJi4 I tfc ler, Ra...... Oldo. fr I OTS 1 BED, Wagon Unloader, Case m AlLER ' ee sew......., Freed Grinder Clinton Chain age and water. Brown's Trail 1964 HONDA for sala. Take ovD :II lie ~'QII • I r lor\ Saw, 400 Gal.' BULK MILK er Park IS!ale Approved) er payments. Call WY 2-2463 HOUSE FOR SALE, % years "&lwi.t: .c t TANK, PIPE LINE MILKER. Minersville, Ohio, Phone WY after 3 p. m. 5 13 3tc old, 3 bedrooms, bath and BULLDOZER work, IIIUID doz. ~ , I 500 Gal. Hot Water H.oter 2-3324. l 13 Uc DON'T PUMP y<>U sluggish sep. carport. No down payment re- er,_ back fllltng, tarm pootll, ll'EEL ITI'tlllS tr · h' · Kl E Ail qutred. Tel. SH 2-5468. driveways cut. Cheap rate -• . -.. (Ei ec. I, . _22 Stanchmns and farm Mac rnery tte _tank. Get ean- mMiddleport Phone WY 2 : 1m, hp. Ia Laylllll l,.._...,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"""""""""o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"""""";;;;;;o;;;;;...,. 5 7 l2tc Satn Partitions, Large Selection - - - - -. . --~ . septic tank cleaner. Land' lura Ulllllbly. Ia· of Hog Equipment, Hand Tools, DE LAVAL mtikmg eqmpment, mark FarJL Bureau. . 2206. 5-15-IOtc many other items necessary for sales and serv1ce. Genume ji(ACIDNJM'S, MHip and IPR'I 2 18 tfc FOR SA~ : 7 room house W1th complete farm ope t DeLavai rubber parts last bath, Situated on 3 lots. Ph. UEA11NG, Pbonlolq, Muller 111 larp lltllol, plMera llld' 1 TERMS· Cash d r" ';"'· longer. Cows give more milk, THREE burial lots in Beech WY 2-3561. J. H. Alien,. 786 Furuaceo. Amold Brothon, lllilll SIGNED," Lauren a~ 0 a':~ cows stay healthier. Straw Grove. Write or call J. W. Hysell Street, Middleport, 0. Eaal Mala 8-, Plm' Trustee fo H h L 0 R an, Electric Service, 226 W. Wash- Leaper, 37 Riverside Drive, 6 6 lfc eroy. l'iloJe WY Z.ZW. INSTAILATIOII MACIIIIIISTI · BRADFORD ~U~ON . c'ri~- ington, Athens, Ohio, Phone Dayton 5, Oho. Tel. 228-2566. f 20 lit (esp. fD boa., "'IIIP""I IJo. AI I am quitting the Gar~t• and Parts Bull~ I PANY, RACINE, OHIO LY 2-0083. 5-15-3tp a 7 10tc ROOM brick home, Z batl> olaiilllooo~ will Mil .. Public Auction the following Parts ...... C. C. BRADFORD for Sale 1964 HONDA 150, saddle bags rooms, finished attic ·and AUcnONEER Equip.-. LOCATED! In Rutland, Ohio . AUcTIONEER and windshield, like new. Le- basement. OUt of high water. CumpW. Servlee P.IPEF'fi'I'ERS, J:lt. journoJA. C. BRADFORD M ALFALFA WEEVIL? tart CH 7-2l01. 5 17 6tc Central heating, priced for Crill Bradford Jlftlerrod. , ' GR. quick sale. Phone WY 2~116 Wrllt. Pniae or c.taal - -- - - - 5 17 51c CONTROL THEM WITHTHREE BEAGLE Pups for or WY 2-2205. Charles F. A. C. BRADFORD Unico Alfalfa Weevil Spray, sale, SlO each, Walter Wilson, Wildermuth. 4. 13 tfc RaCiDe, Obio REAL ESTATE AUCTION , conlaining Malathion and WY 2-606S. 5 17 3tp I 1 tfe BANKRUPTCY Methoxychlor. Apply up to BEGINNING AT 1~:00 A.M. CIWIEME!I, lllP • •, By order of the Honorable Du- 7 days before harv~t. No re- - -AuCnoN FOR SALE - Ranch sty I e sidue in mi lk. Low toxicityj p M house in Syracuse, 6 rooms Karl GraeBer, PboDbiDI ud. t,po ap. ONL)'• . 12:30 · · I ' ane J. Kelleher, United Stales easy lo apply, good contro SAT. MAY 22, at ..._ 2¥.!: m1·1es no rth 0f Chester, and bath, hardwood fl.oor!l, Court, Southern D1slnct East. I o( lan:ae. Best residual pro•~-----ftlHLDJ:RI, lip. AR pMI!Ia · h teetion available; lasts up to follow sales signs off St. Rt. gas heat, storm doors and ~.,.~, Ohll $11,1100. to tiO,OOO. reauJor wholetlle worth ol automobllo. ern D.IVlSion, t e 1o1lowmg will 3 wee ks, a1so controls spit· End r-· wan• ·_ -.. _- --"-•.... oaly. Having sold my farm, 1 carport. Phone 992-2954. ~-... . 7 6 truck 6 IDduatrial parts, !or ail maku llld mo<leif ' be oIfered for sale on the prem-1 tlcbugs, LANDMARK Meigs We have aU lila DlOIIIJ !or lMfl tbrougb 1!156 models, and tate lllodol . iles located m Columbia Town- Cuu~ty Farm, B~reau Coop· wiH sell the following: Horse 5 14 Gtp Sewfto M8ehiDel lllll:ETMETAL, lxp. Ia layotll' Parta. Tb ... parlt aoDIIJtlal mootly o! - motor, ~ ship Meigs Cmmty t H L I e ra~tve AssocJatjon" .... East drawn dump rake, mower, Re bit and -.b)J nqulrod. R ' F a · · Matn Street, Ptlmeroy. plows, cultivator, disc and 2 HOUSE FOR SALE, 7 roolll8 ~- Rltel ond electrical Plrll. 'l'loer 1ft all new and fD boxea wllli aU tho aumbera ond marldnil, They an all DIDio Brandl' upe . arm on County Rd., C7, wagons, Harness. collars, bri· and bath, enclosed back porch CaD WY J.-Zflt D1J or NIPt 1 DIW'l'SHEN • PLAIINJ:lll • IUC!b u Federal; Rameo· Ford; M<Quary-Norril; Boi.9 ~oinf~oc~(f ~\:te H.oute 68 · Th;-Ra~mond HOOd- PrO-perty- at dles, Platform scales deep drilled well. Conl2.ct Mrs. 7 28 tfc m; Corter; Pram and otben. A larre oto<k o! V Belli: ENGINEEIIi • FOJIEI4ENI · 234 Lmcnln Rd ., 6 roorr house Bottled_ gas r_ange Eth_el Carter, Long Bottom, EXPERIENCED ~--·• 'l new Tim; .36 uw TUbe•; Some uae4 Tirtl.. :· 2.·30 p.M. .Saturday (lfarine). May 22, d 1 1 t 1 2 b d 1 ..............1965 2.30 p M ' ' '' arge o. a so e s, Electnc refngerator Ohto. . 5 14 3tp lng It alionl. Plio WY ,. ..... Onlr~ Thi · · · . dinette set, kitchen cabinet, 2 cupboards • a er oe 8 property con_sJst5 of 296 2 wool rugs and table See 3 iron beds, 5 wooden beds 2Z'18. "%NOte A. moro or tess. ThiS_ farm is Milton Hood at 623 Mill St., • . I. . "t ~~- ..1~ ktenolve ~ and aewly well 1 t d d ·' P""' tvmg room sUI e "• lftlill AIR CO""'mONING Refrl 18 Ton l'reN lfkt new: Eleetrlo welder and Jilriulpmeui; . oca e an SIHtable for Middleporl, after 8 p. m. Ph. Table and chairs .,.."' "" ger- acquired Wlltracla nquln Tire Chanpr; Air Cbisolila·Floor lack; S.ark Plua Claaa• cultJvatlon and grazi ng. There i WY 2_3820_ Chest of drawers atlon service. Jaek'l Refrll· Jncrtaaed sk1lled. llllllpower 5 14 3te or llld tes~. Wheel lancer; Key lla•hine; . Rockel fs a 5 Rm. Block House Barn · __ _ Kitchen sink WGHWAY PROPERTY _ oration, New Haven, Phooo DIOda lor pmonl and furAutomoU. Car Wulo; otbor tDoll and Small not . milking parlor, milk. ' house. SAVE ON TIRES! 670 ' 15 • Automatic washer Large house with living room, TV :1-353'1. t 1 !It u.t.d. Good paid Jooop!UH• Granary and tool shed ' $8.95, 750 x 14 !13.Yil. Prices Buffet, Cabinet rad di . k h TERMS OF SALE : ·Cosh plus tax. Newell's Sunoco, mng room , itc en, bath Logaa Fire BOd safeiJ Equip. t1oa and surgtcal lnlurance, ' . delivery of deed. The sale ~: Chester' Ohio, Phone 985-2305. ~~~~ic do':re::r coal and and 4 to 6 bedrooms with am- ment, Sales and Service, Pom- paid ncatlolll, bollday>, pm. aubject to confirmalior. o( lh~ l 5 1l 6tc pie room to sleep ll or more eroy. All ~ and ol olon p)an, We lnlurance, """ 100 metal JIOtl:t lllnl, lood; 10 molal JlOrll blna, folr;- court. The farm appraised al FRF.E USE of our Carpet LaW:n~ ~~~g~nd garden tools people, hot air heating, and fire extingulsbera, 2"' lb. a- work dllabllliJ lleaefla, ohlfl melll oountu; ohow - : dflplaJ ra<b; Hoe..U, · bonua. $21,00), and ca nnot be sold (or Shampooer with purchase of Twin stone tubs .. ample supply of sort water tingulshera, 80ater'1 SpeelaJ clwp ..,.untlllo; l'fle Bo•:·Ele<trle Pop Cooler; Oilier · I rom spring. Room for 2, 3, Dwight Logan, loss th ~ 1 Dfstrlbutor. an 4 o appraisement. Blue Lustre Shampoo Baker Ro~nd Oak coal he~ter , or more farnilied for the dur- Phone WY ua11. l:quipmenl not 1lllad, lill1peetinJ to have t avtomoblloo Wonderful opportunity for a Furniture. 5 11 6tc Antique_ as follows. Sewm~ ation. Cash price I6,000.00. 4 14 ...... CO. RlpNientatvt wiD bar111 IU auelloo.llnot liOid bofora da7 of Sale. Jood investment - - - -- - machmc. curved glass chl-..view Mon., Mar rl I a.m. to SIGNED: Lau;en E H ff NICE FAMILY grocery sl~re na closet, Pictures and R~CINE - 6 • room frame WILSON'S c:ar waah, 1150 Page t p.m., J:.D.T. Trustpe - H h ~ man 1.n Tu~pers Plams on Rt. 7' books, bedsteads. I house with bath and forced St., Middleport, Ohio, Can · BRADFoim AU~gflON. coupe '" MetKS Co. Bullding and in· Other it<'llls too numeroua to hot air heatt"ng, full basement vacuumed. WY 1-3'115. ~ OVIRGINIA!l' .,._ .....~AI!~· Ra . Oh ' • voice Stock doing a nice bus· -..w... .....--uuo~..~U,~M~u . cme, IO, iness. D. H. WOOD REAlr mention. wit~ 3 • rooms, 2 porche.a, 4-22r-lltc ctJlUTY 5 17 stc TOR, Phone 446-loOO, Galli- Lunch available. hardwood floors throughout, lmur .· aile8 111 •• II. I SHElMAN TIWS: OWNER · · .. : --:-:-:-::-:--c-polis, Ohio. S 6 L2tc Mrs. W. B. Jefferis, owner plenty closet space, larae PoiDI PlU88DI Weot Vlrtinla I -----I. 0. McCoy, Auctioneer garage and shop. Excellent AUTOMOJIII.E· llisurance been Phone,' fl$.2'1'/0 ' AUCTIONEERS Non:: Dealer 4011'1 mlaa tlda aalo·U' ... ~ · He P Wanted _. <5) IS- &tc buy at $12,tKHI.OO. canceitei!/!· Lo~ you, opera• are IOIDI to ..U tba Parta mollll1 \A 1arte lob; Tbo)..will , WANTED - Middle - aged wo[RHUBARB for sale, $1.2S a INCOME PROPERTIE -We tor's IJCtipse: CaD WY 1-21168 Fell lultn lllqulry, apply In 1 oU ..U to tb1 hflbelt bfddor-reprdli• or price. man to make home with one 3 HP Br1t1• & 88 · bushel. S'amuel Lewis, WY Z· have several with good re.· penon or write; TII:RIIS: PASHoa doJ of llolo, · lady, 6 days a week. Call Stralton Enolno · 6179. 5 12 6tc turns on your investment. ~lfl1f'O ~ lemce. CopEmploy- Olflce WY %-32'/8. Will consider mid- GARDEN PRIDE M • M co•r•ou LAND CONTRACTS _ Some r.. madii:' ill 1ep1 pepera, THE AMERICAN SHIP die • aged _coopJe. 5 7 tfc ROTARY MOWERS MalathtonAL:AL~:lh::~:~L •n top. times one can buy with ~ birth 1'81101'ds ID1I almolt IIIJ BUILDING CO. •~ y 46 97 recommended ror eohtrolllna All· I d o•~ ~ · " · «< Cokndo Ave• U• 5• Cl ¥ II -rvtct tlfsl • al[ Weevil. F.ct~nomteal Uaioo All· OW OWO payment and bal· ~ '· !.~~·,"!!·~b~rt m:.~::-" ":=n:!i Open Mon,-Set. Til 9 PM aua Weevil Spray eontatu bot h. ance monthly Your credit Reuter . U..,. .... IIIJ Lorlin, Ohio ...,, _, , , May be &IIPIIW UP to 'I' dllM befOU ' · . ·' , • 'J'ho .. amh m toh• GpH PrqtaMitoh> POMEROY hmnt, M rf'eldue~ In milll. Low should be gotJd; ' . ·. -," ..• f tee WelriiDc 1e1t1 liven dilly N tnlilftiDI IIJII\1 •PPIJI"'etl SxJMtrtell'et tox\clly, any to appiJ', OIYII ' t'll>f' CUCKL E .' ,, ' .y . •' · •ull, llflnllfleinJ7 FRd lnflll'maJ1ck W. Caney, tood control M dut.,tettve '•"'ae ER R ALTY GUARAN'I!IIm!h, r'fmewlble for 1:30 a.m. t:~.•~J:,"',:~:r~~m.~~=·~:n ~HC>:Er ~~:t~~~~a·~11~1~b!:•.3o~::-- ro~~ Albert M. Co•, 1uaec1 ~~~ ..,..,. ao:a ,._, POCMI'D7 WY 2·2111 ~~a..lt~~:.~M~;~~Pe:!~:!: Ac::;1':, BoJ Z'.lt W\'~::2·3!131 at .alJ ages; Phone WY loll&l ·1\D""*Iul·tlppOriunlty employ.' . . _... -~ Pe~HrOI. OIIM. tl~ - Elllt. Milia StrHt,. .PetiMI'Or. ,. 3tc . ., _.. I II tfc _._._...,f~.+'i 1 , Televfolu Ia Review rioua and By VERNON SCO'I'r 1 tate.' UP! llliU:rwood Corr..,....11 rtoua, ~ilkt and art!"" HOLLYWOOD <UPI) - Tel• queaUqae rtv,altll Utile Jllat •talon provided a mqnlfloent bad DOl a1n14y liMn hour Friday night In '"l'lle MID by neW. roporta from tho Wbo Walked in Sptlce," tho In reeent ,woekt. But u aaga of the Rui818D COIIDODIUI 1111-ed in Russian who. becerne Jlle lira! human f!et-f able to atudy Jlle l>l'in& to slop Into lh1 - · themlelve~. The show had everyihtnc They typify the new breed 4rama, crarletor, stud)', lUI- IC!entlst·adventurer of the penot, and, yao, a IDHIIP- ond hd of Jlle :10th eentury 'l1lt · messaao waa tba tmlvor- both in the USSR a"" Jlle Unl~ aality of men. eel States, remindon thai courNJIC.TV'a 1peclol (8:10 p. m. o&o and the acope of man's II!EDT) pve Americans an op- compilabmento know no nallol> JoOrlunlty to 100 motion pto- of houndriu. tures of IIlli unproc:endentod moment in llllman hlllory hefore Jluafana lltemaelvH hlld a W •banco to vlew 11. 1.. ,~ at•ra. of th• 1how, ··~er..n. orally, were Pa¥ti Bolyayev, . commander of Jlle Volkhod U, ::"and Alexei Leonov, tho man fn Weekend visitors of Mr. : 18."'..•11h W/oH Pen Society Notes Such PetlUon ...nn bt MINI bl' the Commiulllll-- Pnrt'ldM bJ No 390?'.U, ~ ~. M t:o0 r A.M. o'ciOclr OD WfdiiMdQ, IUII.I JS, HIM. at the oftlce ot the iu."rinlln(lant of Juuranee, AllJ pctUt~hOidet ol! tbe CDIIQI&DJ' IIIIJ appeu lad be hhl'll 111. n'-nDM to IUell htltlon. Are you cut out for the Peace Corps? .... • • I b•t~. NllrN 11M Experience ., '" "",;-. """' lui. Earn $100 weekly and up. No competition. Write John Rudin Co., 22 Welt Madiaon LocallY owned, &ood tires, belle flnlsb, heater, 1lde doon. Discount Price. :==========-1 t... Sunday School, mlnlalry bel!> 1963 Corveir Panel PomeroY daJ, IUt 'l'lh for thl ole ., ••o (:1) aMd llamUoD ~~- _,.,_., Ttae ~ . 0t.e.s OCI e Jqo Hatli!ld ' low clay• laot w... wllb Mr. •1111 Mra. Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smfth of Mu. EuJene Haninl and Portland called oo the Dan Rhonda and Mro. Fred Tucker· Smlllla ~y evening, man and Mro. Jack EIJm wart Roy VanMeter •iDed on llalph Mond1y b!LIIneu vllltoro in 01~ Lee one . . . r..,.ntly • lipolia. Mrt. tJean Barn!~ lnd MJ,. Mr. and Mra. Harley Jollnlon 011')1 Barnltz and chlldrln of were Sunday vloftora of Jlleir Pomeroy and Margarat Ann d&Uihter, Mr. and Mra. J. R. Carleton and 100 of Dorcas call Murphy and family, eel at llle Dean Brinker home Mrs. Larry Barr of L .,.vOle recenliy. waa • Tuesday vloftar of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shain of and Mrs. Charley Smith, Racine called on Mra. Mill')' Mrs. EUiene Haning, Mrs. Circle recen!Jr. James Reeves, Mro. Fred Tuck· Laura Circle of Dnro11 •talterman, Mra. Jaclc Elam .wera od Mra. Mtl')l Cl""le. Mr. and Tuesday vllltora of Mra. Chari- Mrs. Donald Pitree of Atheno Kno:x llld Mra. li:lalo Porry oioo eallld 011 Mrs. Ctrela raRodcll!f. contly. I her UeAL NOfiCI INJH bkll will '- NOtll'ftd ., the 2 SIGNS :%~~Mr~t"~..k elevision .R evue u;~;::r:.. ~~ IIDinl. &.a•INotlce 8-Daily Sentine~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., MaJ17, 196f Reel Est1te For Sele =sa~!Ie c I N nuuny were Sunday vlsJtorl of - - ' - -'; ,__ _ _ _ _ _ • , .Jr '. - i CX8IKIJN.taK. . . . . . . . . ,....z. ., ... "How WOIIIcl I t.OI Ill needed a clollar utd 1'Gp pve i& llO ...? , .. lilt ......... - WJEH RADIO Al'liiL _ _,...._ M p 0 R 1·o Clock 7:011 Bot SWI BOd Kli<lw LOCI -.,.--'":'w-:-:-~---ad___, 1 , ~day l1ml fltdl1• l:tlO SljrH.Ia. NIWI 1:8& Sacr'ld llaart . 1:111 Melp cr, RJI'D .,00 0a I:Jl0.15 Musical I:Ol Jim Mttl lbow 1:30 Stmdollll loranlill 7:10 illCJI 011 lallrtlaya: 1:00 Sip Oa - Nm l·tll ,.,._,_ Muatc '1lml ' -• I:IS Paul Bowart Fll'lll 1:30 Counl17 J~ I:S'I Wealhtr 7:00 Natlololl N11r1 7:JD Sports 7:30 Spol'll 7:35 BUJ Mllllr lbow 7:15 Larry andmon Show 1:35 Pickena llardwm lltaw IO:U ll'a MUIIe - Artn,y (TuesdiJ-'l'llundl1) U:OO Dill')' V.U., l Dulllla'l :=: ~~=,}~ 7:8~ -~.... D:OO N11111 12:11 lluofetl loterludl 12:10 Tbe Rev. llerlln fHia 1:00 The Jim Mees Show I:IG Dally u,hl Ul Boker f'untll1lrt lbow (Weci.-AUdlaD) l'rl, Jbow) 1:10 Nsw1 . . 7:0l 8lD M1lllr lmr ••• Ctilt~ With Jlllel 10:ot SHII Bllop· . 10:11 Mornin& lltdlldml 10:30 Portrafll ol 1 Palrlti& .10:11 BUl MUla lbow 10:0 Mo10n Atr, l'qJa (1\MI,) 10 46 F IDfl1 W-"'• ,___ ' a ,....., , .......) LQ:tl A.S.C; PriJD ll'tle II IIJII Time 12:01 CfllleDI Block News 12:M Got!ulor'a G11eot Star (Fti) lll:ID Larry Antlenon 11tew 1:111 Jim MNI Sloow t:~ Btaettnar Auto Sh8w D:IID Newa D:15 Tht "-'""··•a "'*·• ~12:30 '1'ba ReV. MerllD Teeta 1:00 1'1'• Rev. H. a. Stewart 1:30 The lllv. Sllaa Billupa •:10 Tlot 1119. Allllrttr ~=~ 2:41 Thil lllv. ltGioJt l 1:30 SUndown Serenade 7:30 SiiJ> Off f:IHII NIWI 7:46 1Cc!1to11 o1 1<f1 I:Ol 0b1D VaiiiJ Nna I:J5..!0 Mua!cal Clock 1:55 ComDJUDII)' .New1 t:OO Talk ... 1bt To- == "' t:SS •• Dan, Upl N=~ Latcbming WCIC'Itl IIOWII Ccim1mJb1tr IIIWI ~8~~ lfeDO.Orlml Ap1callurt Pncrara Oormlr)' OHiauD4 !left llut 1:00 Counlr)' Go-llound 1:55 Newa Boat 1:10 Mld-WIJ Maii!Mt 1:11 N... Boll t:• Dlleiri Willi IlDia 4:30 llolaNitq<J 7:30 flip 0a _ AnD!' Hour f:ll Nm 1:00 .Bapt1a1 L~Jmaria tJaur 8:10 ~lbtn! 1:111 Comm- lien ,.._ 1:• Mllllli c.tmiJ"IIIWI •;- Tbl IPIUI To 1:10 W,.... ~ u .... Ntn t:jl lltlildiJ 1bow .;;.• ~~~.... Shields)_ (rrl4IJI) II:H 'lila ClM Lilt -11:10 Newt . · IG:ll ~·· 111port l•ibiit!Qff8J Tht Ak' . 1"' 11:• Tlny'1 ~ Jlmclloll 10:10 Sun4ay Show 11:A Tlny'a Cotmlr)' IIJIIII 11:11 Tbt QUiet Hour Oa Cloek , (Tti. .Tbur.) Moll.. . ,,. Newt (Laeal) 4:.. Jim i:M Newa ~ :· · - •.• . ...... 1:10 • lltiDdllt llooleUI 7:00 Be Sllll 6 Know ,,.-311 """ 7:30 Chat " Qlew 7:45 Firat Baptlat Cbun:lo I 00 ObJo V•"- N :1:111-30 Worlol-.;.. ewa 1:11() Sip ldiOOI 811 Parada l q 6 11!111 'l'lllt The GoiMI!ra)' ..._..lc Lalialoturt 11:11 11:111 11:45 12:1111 D:20 D:21 12:31 IIUIIcal loterladl Repubfltan ~laltn Waiter Moeller Lo<al II Ohio Newa Efll1l BulletfD Board Nn..oQ>ama Oard• Club SalurdaJ Matinee Alternate Saturday> 1:111 Nm 111t1 1:10 flllllnlly llallneo l:llllm Bett 1:08 lllurtlq · - ! :55 1'1- Beat 4:11() Dildnc With Dnla •:30 Top Ttn Revua 5:10 lltunlay NtWI Raporl 5:15 Dlaner Muaiealo 5:30 Olmmunll)' Qooira 7:ot Olf Tba Ak' Iunday 7:511 Sip Oa 8:00 Tho llln&lni Preacher 8:15 llan Rtport 8:30 OnRdl of Christ t:llil lfvllc:el !Diorludt 10:!11 , . . .Baptlal Churdi 11:30 Ollidra'a Chapel II:• 8uDtlq lien Bpoc!al fJ:OO II- Rlport fJ:15 EpliCOpBI Clnlldo 1:00 Clnirdo of Gorl 1:30 Golpel Call 1:00 014 ll'olko Hour 1:00 • Bll l'aradt 1:30 News BeldiiDio 1:1! 110 lilt Parldo 1:55 News 4:11() 190 Hit Parodi 4;30 N- Headlinol 4:31 • 811 l'lrldt t:allm 5:00 a., l)nmfMl.. - 1:11110 1111 Parade f:OI 011 Tht Air == •• R ~~811'1,. VA m5 L<n!T1A .tME'S SENOINti ).. af"ECIAl AIRPI..ANI RlR ME ,f!kN SIE .... SOUND~ ,N\IIC.IOU£, CHARI.<t ,' �'' -4 ' 'k ,... ( . % Bridal Shower Karen Haynu r. 1 Report Given MidJleport Stuifent Racine Legion "~ i:!:n ·~=~m." .ancl Is Given for ' New FHA. President On REACT ':.!':. ~m;,~.. .... s· • ' ' ~·t:~~~-·~r~e~~~~~·~N:i Around And ; Mrs. Baker Election of officers was held IQ,$;tal/ations port ,a. ohe,~ aboUIIO OIJ!o. ~ ans erviCes . the lla(!lne Ajl)ftican Legion Ab when the Rutland Future HomeUmverslty a"!denf.ol lnltlillid .. . ' Pool ljo. 60'J ·"' 12:30 p. m. by out Mn. Larry L. Baker (Phyl· makers of America met Thurs-1 l!eports on the "REACT" ~nday evenlilg Into . Alpha Memorial Day .fohn .T. Wolfe\ Com'J"'nder• • 'ddl rf hs Stanley I was honored with day evening at the Rutland signs were given when the mbda Della, freshman WornMI epo a bridal shower before her High School. Pomeroy Bend C·B Radio Club en's Honorary. society, foUow· . ,... Abnuae . '• •' it: · ·~~~;!;)~ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ~-. May 17, 1965 ' ~ 'Six Methodists fl!. -"tt' ndM . e eetmg . ; ' Jh Portsmouth lilt mOIIIbers 01 the United / .Methudtst Church attended the I ' I. marriage to Mr. Larry Baker Barbara Carter, president, met in regular session 'ftlurs- lng_ a dinner given In the Ohio 'ftle Racine American Legion lly·Ualtei Pteu llterualld~ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrls tast week at the Stanley horne was In charge ol the meeting day evening at the American Umon. Membership requires "!' Post No. 60'J has made plans ~y Is Monday, May , 17, of Cohnnbus spent the week 1on Hobson Rd. with Mrs. Opal and the reports of the secre- Legion Hall In Middleport with accumulatiVe grade point aver· lot Memorial Day services Sun- the !37th day of 1965 ~h 'Z21 end wtth his father, Robert Stanley and Mrs. Junior Stan- tary and treasurer were read Harry Hoffman, vice president, age _of 3.5 or better. day, May 30, at the Letart Falls to follow. HarriS, Sr. ley, assisted by Betty Leonard, and accepted. Officers lor the presiding. MiSs Tannehlll, , daugnter of Cmetery at I p.m. and at _the The moon Is approachi)JJ Itt Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Boyles serving as hostesses . coming year are Karen Haynes, The "REACf" signs, which IChester Tannehill, 916 LOcust- Greenwood Cemetery, Racme, last quarter. and daughters, Yvonne, Susan, A color sche~e of pi_nk and president ; Sue Clonch, VIce were installed around the Bend Ist, al~ ha~ been invite,<' to at 2 p. m. Th~ Southern High 'rne morning star is Stturn. Carol Ann, and Shelly Jean, while was carrted out '" the president ; Eunice Ohlinger, sec- area, drew a vote of thanks participate m the honors Col· :'.";'' band Will play at both The evening star Is Mars. Young and Dr. Harry Baker. have returned to their home in d~orahons and refreshments. retary ; Barbara Carter, treas- for ever}•one who helped in lege curriculum m tbe 1965-66 ces. Edw_ard Jenner, the English Dr. Young has been appoint- Kansas City, Mo., after spend· Gifts for the honored guest urer; Beverly Forbes, parlia· their installation. term. She Is majoring In Span· 'ftle Rev. V. .Wooley Jenkjns, physiC11111 wbo . discovered thl ed by Bishop Gerald Ensley to ing the week with their par· were placed on a while cover· rnentarlan ; Jean Tillis, song Plans were made to attend JSh. f?rmer psotnr •I the First Bap- vaccination against smallpox, serve as courdinative assistant 1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walton Man· ~ table centered with wed· leader ; Sharon Carter, hlstor- in 8 caravan, 8 C. B. Jamboree tlst Church, Racine, now . pastor was bor_n on th_IS day In .~?41· for the Ohio Conference. ;ey and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence dmg bell arrangement. Games iap ; Ellen Roush, recreation at Lancaster on Aug. 15. ATTEND CAPPING of the Akron Baptlot Chill!~, On thiS, day m. hlsto~ ... formerly served as district Boyles. While here they were were played and pmes award- leader and Dixie Wamsley, The next meeting will be a A group of relattves and Akron, will speak on the toptc In -~~· the l1rst K ent,eky perintendent of the former house guests of Mr. and Mrs. ed to wmners. Mrs. ~etty Leon- news reporter. Refreshments wiener roast at the Syracuse friends of MISS Nancy Burns, Derby horse race. was ~ld at •·mon Conf·-nce Dr Man! ard won the door pmt. were served p k J F . 'ght student at Holzer Hospital Attending were Mrs. Ida Burn•, Churchill Downs, 10 Loui!\ltlle. 10 · ami 1Y 01 1• G I M "'"' "< · · ey. · · ' ar on une Sch I f N · Do H •· hell M It " 1s superintendent of the Punch, 1ce cream, rnmts, and will be observed at that meet- . D? o ursmg, ~re .,. a~ rs. n ouaw:~s , rs, was wo~ by "ArI~ t'd 1 e~ . dist Children's Home in Mrs. Jack Bechtle has re- cake, decorated with pink and . · bpolts Friday evemng to see Adam Ebersbach, Miss Mae In 11154, m a unammous dec~ lngton· Prior 10 this vear turned from a two .veek visit white roses were serveo to '"~ d . rd her receJve her cap and attend Smith, Miss Bernice Ann Durst, sian, the Supreme Court ruled served. as superint ende~t. of h. Atlanta, Ga., with her son those presenl including Mrs. d t e 1 oar ~~b was awa · the reception which followed. Mrs. Ben NeutzUng, Mrs. H. C. that racial segregation ln the Zanesville Distritf. and family, Mr .. and Mrs. John Helen Shuler, Mrs. Jean Fish· e Re~re~:nts w:r?~erved by The capping ceremon! was held Brlckles and Mrs. Mary KIU\ZI!I· nation's _public schoolo was Ul)o • Attending from Pomeroy Bechtle and chtldren. er, Mrs. Marg£Jet Lehew, Mrs. Robert Harden and Paul Hap- at the Grace Methodist Church. man. · · COIIIIUIUI1onal. •. Rev. C. Melv in Alkire, Mr. an d Mrs. George Bach· I M Molly DoHill, llrs. Loree BSmtih, ~ tons taII to' Nath an Bl ggs, Frcu ·• . and Mrs. C. F. Tompkins tel and sons Steve Billy and . rs. nna 8yer, ~rmce MAY 17 Taylor Willard Boyer Edward I Ill' . IOD Chris Mrs Harry . ' h Ch' I O Durst, Esl.her Joseph, Mrs. Ma-1 I ' J h ' R : • · Mtchael of Soul ar eslon. . , A '· M. .. Ch The JOF Class ol the United Wei s, James o nson, ay Smith and Leo Crew h k d 'th h · fie m~rger, 18 · "'"'Y ank G carson, J ames ~ :spent t e wee en w1 t e1r M J . ~nl M Methodist church will meet Zer le, eorge 1 r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest ~ey, T~s. an~ ~· W Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the White, Doyle Shuler, Jed Web- t 0 8 ! Bachtel and family, Middleport Mune M ~ ~. ~.!1 . ~~n . S~ s, church. ster, Paul Haptonstall, Lawand Mr. and Mrs. William Mal- ' rsR. ehreM, ancey, 1 Flss ar- Theodorus Council Daughters renee Connolly, Robert Harden, k f Ch 1 or ous , rs. aro reeman, . . L Wh b d H A White Leather ,' 1ac o es er. Miss Sharon Yeauger, Mrs. Bet- of A.mer1ca WII1 meet in regu 1ar arry o rey an arry 1 Mrs. Edmund Wells has mov- ty Denny, Mrs. Lillian Demos- sessiOn Monday, at 7:30_p.m. at Hoffman. Mid Heel ed from the Stansbury properly key llrs. Helen• Baker and the IOOF hall. A soci8l hour ----on .Mill-St. to the Harrie .Marie the' hostesses. will folio~ and potluck refresh· SmJth property on S. Th1rd. Sendisg gifts were Miss Peg- ments will be served. Miss Sarah Bechtle of Colum- gy Amberger, .\fiss Joyce Fick, The Meigs 4-H Pleasure R.id· bus spent the weekend with I Mrs. John Werner, Mrs. Dot- ers club will ~et at the Rock her parents, Mr. ~nd Mrs. Jack ]•tie Musser, Mrs. John Manley, Springs Melhudtst church, Mon· Bechtle and larruly. l1 R th A ld M J d day at 7:30 p.m. Members are Eric Chambers Rio Grande ' S r\h ~ J rno t ~· ~ Y to take project books. Plans were made to march MIDDLEPORT, 0. College student sPent the week /Ami 'Lrs. adneM aneAy, rds. The Meigs County Democrat in the Memorial Day. parade · eonarM, rs. man a .1 meet at hte Pomeroy when t he Roc k spr Jngs c u b •-;:::~~~~~ end with his parents, Mr. and Mmost' M R h M' club w11 1:vlrs Richard Chambers 155 I War ~n, H rs. adryM ousB, ward house, Monday at Scouts of Pack 246 met recent· 1· M.iss Jeanelt Crooks of Marl· an a oss •n rs. everly 7:30 p.m. All members are urg. ly at the Salisbury Sehoul. etta spent the weekend ed to attend and bring ·cookies Dick Young, eubmastr, pre· Pomero¥, Ohio her parents, Mr. and Mrs. sandwiches. sided and plans were also made TONIGHT & TUESOAY ter Crooks. Five Seniors Given MAY 18 for a cookout and fishing party ·, "LOVE HAS MANY FACES" Class 12 Circle of Hea th The Friendly Circle ol lh• S.lurday, June 12, al 5 p. m. crerhnirolorl Methodist Church will meet on 2 Religious Book1 Federated Church will meet I at the Arthur Nease pond, j AU you need to antique picture frames, furniture, lamp•, brlc·a·brac JewLana Turner. Cliff Hobert· Wednesday at the church. De· Five members o[ the Tuesday May 18 at 8 p. m. Mrs. Chester Road. Each family is . son, Hu gh O'Brie n. R11 1h Ro· votiosal leader will be Miss r [ p Elizabeth Fick and Mrs. Leon- to take hot dogs, btms, a cover- 1 1 elry. Each kit contains a high-quality quick drytne base ooat wblch eJves 1 man, Virginr" Grt'~· . Slefanie Frieda Faehnle and Mrs a 1hnglc ashs 0 omeroy~,._ ard Jewell are program lead- ed dish and own drink. 1 · sc oo , w o are memut:rs A Jf b d rd-~ Powers. 11-tu,,no Gibbons, program chair- the Methodist Sunday School ers. F kwo B adg~ kwas dawa .t"" semi-gloss color coat without covering the textured wood grain - A fuU Ft•tur•tte: Listen Judge man. Hostesses will be Mildred a d h h The American Lutheran ran 1e ~'0 enc an 8 wo Colornrtoon Zeigler, Mrs. Chark.; I ~ c u~c ' were presented Churchwomen of the St. Paul's year pin to Carl Offutt. Regisgifts durmg the Sunday School d St J h ' L th h h tration cards and pins were al16 oz. container of Spray Gold-Leaf fllllsh eoat, a aiant liz• drop cloth and ny, Mrs. Carl Mattox and hour Sunda mornin an . o n s u eran c urc . . . WED . and THURSDAY Henry Hennesy. L C Y g: es wil! meet at the parsonage so gJVen to Phil Ohlinger, 88· May 19-20 Mr. Verner See has been eo ~ew, ' Tuesday at 8 p m Mrs Clair Slstant cubmaster, and the den an easy to follow manual. NOT OPEN turned to his: home on congrhatu aldled th: group Karr wiil have the . Bible. study · mothers. A living circle was · e a c to thetr plana . · ·· f d d th bo sang FRIDAY and SATURDAY from Holzer Hospital where he next year. Mr. Crew on The Salisbury PTA will meet orme a_ n e ys Spanish Red, FlorenUne Green, French Blue, Antique Silver, Black and 2 "YOUNG~t'og~ ~AWKE" has been a medical palient lor of the School pres~nted Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Happy B~thday to Frankie with two religious books school auditorium. A water safe- Broderick. White. .J;~mes F'ranciS('US. Suzanne . several weeks. Com A d Go On , b ' . program will he presented. For the program, a magic Pesh etl e, Genevieve Page, I. VISIT lN COLUMBUS e n , " Y Marton . of officers will be show was given by Carl Offutt. Eva <;nbor, Marv As1ar, Lee Bowman Mrs. Paul Andrews and Fdloodh Freknc~ and Altan and refreshments will be A hat game was played by the F••tuntt• er t e S y, by Dorothy WeDs boys afler which refreshments daughters, Rose Mary Pease. . 1 Barbara , spenl lhe week end in Rece1vmg . . th e g1'f'· Don- The Twilight SUN .. MON. ond TUES. 1-3 were Tu daGarden club were served. Columbus where Rose . C Ll d M De . meet es y evennlng at ----Mov 23·24-25 Citina row, n a oore, nms ho..'11e or Mrs. W. A. Drake TO MEET FRIDAY ;'DEAR BRIGITTE'' VIsit The Busy Housew1m Dept. On The Mlln Floor was a contestant in the Moore, Brenda Potts and Mrs. Gaynelle Wise as co· The Middleport Child Conserrrerhnicolor) zen Journal Spelling rna Vaughan. James Stewart, Fabian . Cln· visited with Mrs. - ---vation League will meet Friday dy Caru!, Glynis Juhn !i, Ed rews' sisters, Mrs. WI May lt evening at the horne or Mrs. Wynn. T NS BORN The Past President• of the Glenn Hensler at 7:30 p. m. In· Ftaturette: Corrigan and Mrs. Nora Frt'ends ha· ve 1earni;:U ·• t o American Legion Auxiliary of slead of 'Mlursday because of P1rdon My Beauty Mtrkt Crery, and with her son, birth of 1wms, · ·1 d Colore~rtoont a gil' an a Drew Webster Post, will ·the Kinder•arten play bein• who is barber in Columbu.!l. to Mr. as d M p 1J o • . rs. au ones Wednesday evening at the held Thursday, Dresden, Ohio, Monday, May 10. Mrs. Ralph GiliDDre. :::__:::::_:~:_----~""'""'""'""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t!!!!!!!!!!!!t!ii!I!!!!.P Mrs. Jones is the former JuanWinding TraU Garden C J u I ila Bangerter and resided In will meet Wednesday May Middleport with her parents, the at Jhe Ohio Power office and Mrs. Louis Bangerter Mrs. Walter Bentz a~ hostess. when he was pastor of the The program will be on how Heath Methodist Church sveral to prune roses and shrubs years ago. Mrs. G. R. Thompson f~~~.~=~~ j by movies of spring n shrubs and trees by Mrs. e M,~SON les Lewis. Arrangemerots .., 011 ,.. llllrll C&tl111L CU. I"T. -' . WlTK MATCIIHG *12-R. ing oriental tnfluence are to wttlt .... COM:tllld Hls1n TONIGHT brought by members. c.tdwla ,.,_ .... a1111aa. DilL • •LIJIItl, .l"l;OP•- •1 "MAN'S FAVORITI IHI.-W.Soltlal~ *Foulo"" 1 SPORT" o.................. DINNER GIVEN Rock Hudson Paula Prentiss <Technicolor) IIUII.T4t Raymond Krider ente,rtolned I ~anda group of relatives with a dinAPPUANCI5 "HIOE AND SEEK" ner Sunday at his home In Sy· BIG FREElER Jan Carmichael Mi 1'01·ONLY Janet Munro racuse. The group also visitSTORU i ed Mrs. Krider at Veterans Tuet.-Wtd. Moy 18·19 Memorial Hospital. Present OF FROUN were Mr. and Mrs. Russell KrifAMILY NIGHTS FOODS Findlay; Marvin Krider, "VIRTIGO" James Stewart, Kim Novak Mr. and Mrs. Vic Pecora and - andPeggy and Michael, Augis Fon- ASIB "Jf,lAZONS Of ROMI" tana and Miss Bessie Steiner, ONLY LouiJ Jourdan, Sy1vla S)'ml Columbus; and Mrs. Clyde AUTOMATIC <Color) Raines, Elsmere, Ky. DEFRDSTIII& · Sprin Conference Portsmouth Dis~ of Ohio Methodist Con· !~nee Sunday aflernoon at · the First church'" Ironton. Rfv. Stanley McG llhard, district supermtendent, prestded. Speakers were Dr. Damon P. SOCIAL CALENDAR 0. . ======-·==-, "CHERYL" .... ;t r' PUMP·· sg.99 •' e • at' Y en tine 2 T-V Firms Ask for Rights Cub Scouts to March on Memorial Day THE SHOE BOX I ' ". I' '" ' 1 ,I, St MEIGS THEATRE A TOUCH OF ELEGANCE IN AN INSTANT ' 3.98 5 A KIT Elberfelds-Pomeroy BIG URGE 13.6: ! '' REFRIGERATOR· FREEZER • FOR FINEST FOOD-KEEPING COMPLETE ~~~:, DRIVE·IH -- •ME••• Futura BUILT -IN KITCHEN *----,_. *...... - .... - . Ctlllll*eam-.. ,.._,... Top•--. ssgg.oo 1161bs. l - S549.00 IN THE REFRIGERATOR SECTION - Gold•n Htlrt Model REF-1432 $229· 95 I 1 pr1110r 1nd S.lled-ln Refrlatratlan S)'St.m ... bullt tor lllr• )'HI'ti of dePtndlb.. tervlc:e with Jew l fl YOUI STORAGE r ------------1t----------~~~ FREE •aa PIAIINIJIG . . : :MoL• • - 1110:181 liD DOWN PAT-.r - :M • Convenient Gtldt·Out Rofricwotor Sholf • Deep Hondldor Shll,. • "Quick·Sorn" lktttor ontl Eac Storace • Twin Porctla\n Crispers store 37 ibs. • Cold-Lock Mqnelic Softll Doota lO PAY THE ULTIMATI III CAIINETI't'. WITH TRADI on both doers I eom. DESI'al toM SATISFACTION OF ALL YOUR OR REPLACEMENT WITH A NEW NORGE REFRIGERATOR Of COMPARABLE VALUE WINTER GARMENTS THRU THE SUMMER CHOICE OF I DlCORATOI COLOIIS AT NO UTRA COn' Turquoise • Yellow PAY THE CLEANING GUARANTEED I.!.~ - INGELS FURNITURE ' ..... ...... sq1M CHARGES IN THE FAUI ROBINSON'S EASY CREDIT TERMS lAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS WY 2-2635 MIDDLEPORT OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS Convenient Pickup Stotlons In Middleport-Pomeroy POMEROY CEMENT 'fhe Dlipartment Store Of BullldlajJ·Sjllot,; PHONI WY 2-llta Phone Pomeroy WY 2-5428-Middleport WY 2-.5130 ··' ,, .' ....'•'. ./".. "1·'.· ,. ~~·· .~~· '1'. -:J • •• <' 1 ' Takes Baptisi Church Pulpit Eour Rushed To Hospital After Mishaps Four accident cases , all from separate mishaps, were admitted to Holzer Hospital on Mon· FINAL NOTES - Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, organist lllld day. choir director at the St. Paul's Lutheran church in Pome· . roy, plays lhe las! notes of music on the church organ One person InJured In an auto before the close of final services on May 9. The Orgill, acc•dent was Mrs. Alhe L. EV· wh ich contains about 8.000 pieces, ha• been disrnantele4 ans, 26. New Haven, W. Va .. and put into storage until the new churcb Is c:ompleted. was the driver of a car hit by - Grover Photo. a coal truck in front of the bank - - - at New Haven. She suffered a fracture of the lower jaw. She was admitted at 10:35 a. m. Fighting Slowing Discussion � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 May 17, 1965 davis miller stauffer