https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a423f6e7462bda7b4d37864f1f60c91d.pdf b33c055332358f26b62c78e43f75a44f PDF Text Text ' I • .' " ·e·n··.t -t·n.\. ~-~) I I .s;~No, Recogni.ed Judge Hughes A&.Pemeroy Church """-J S k ~,atulatiOhS and best wish s pea et to IIi w~ extended and Bibles i:"""" """'"-"'"'-"'"· !!! Around And About ~ MI'ddl eport p;-esentecl tu the graduating sen lo!'l who atten<1 the Federated ch_u"th Sunday morning wor A talk by the Hon. Sarah T. •h•p semce. Hughes, the Dallas Texas judge Mrs. Walter Gress. former Middleport reSident , now hvmg in Waverly has undet·gone surgery at a Portsmouth Hospttal t:.Dilly Sentinel, Pomeroy~M!ddleport, 0. May %5, 1965 '.A" - --·- St t B&PW ae ' Follo~ing a bnef Rev. Wtl~ur P{ •,; ~ Layette Shower is Given Thursday . I FourRECEM BmLES r on the lawn of the church Sal\o members of the Laurel urday evenmg and ice cream For Mrs. Jerry Fry at Pratt #:lome· ' IGlifl Free Melhodi~t church ' and cake were served by the Mrs .h·rt y Fry w"' guest of centered wtth " pink slork Md who graduated ft•om htgh school men, who . lost. ' · ' honor at · lnyclte shoW l'l' on I metpl~ .sherbet punch· were tlus year were p1·escntcd Bib bl Ph I w· ' . i1 < etsh. Thurod•y e.emng at the home' served on cryst!ll trays. Favors · 'I · Ed p 1r d'· illed · of her •unl, "IS gar rdtt, rere SIT)8 tapers I With with Mrs Charl<:s Buck as CO· Pmk and blue mints. h . Att d' M H oslrss . en mg were rs. omA11 ongemenls of pmk, blue , er Howkms Mrs. Harold Eb- ts~, _suplermtendept ·no, mad• the GIVES SURPRISE , presentati Th' Su ' Mrs. Wllham Ault entertain Tracy, L~nda were L'BI birthday ob m , Pueylll ns. md.a ed with a. surnrlse • Jeffers and Louis Diehl servance m honor of C. H. Wise, · Jr ., Saturday evening. Others 0 '- , ·v e·' Mr. and Mrs All an Roush and whl1t' flowers were used I ersbach and Darla, Mrs. Bervisited m Waverly over t h f' throughout the home G1fls weTe i tha Ebersbach, Mrs James lalk by the who gavet he oath to Lyndon he present- Johnson foUowmg the death of e MEN LOSE •' I I 1.~}, tJI ,... .......... ...... ., WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1965 - ___.;.............-..... ....;.:;.~~~~~"' ·~ ~.;:.v (. .,, '! California Actress Will Star in Drama by Shaw :flutteroye® 1 • 'I Point chool eader, Athlete Dro~vns 1 Engagement of Miss Sussman J AnnOUnCed ........ ~. • f'ri!. ,' ;.(II,1,1,: ' I POMEROY~JDEILEPoRT.'OHIO·. •Ol. XVII NO. 33 ed the 81bles and utfered pray I p,...ident Kennedy highlighted weekend with Mr, and M 1 , placed o11 a table w1th blue· Clatworthy and Twila. MISses Women were the winners in of Pomeroy and Dennis, Perry, er. Receiv ing the Bibles were meeting of the Ohio F'edera Bill Howard . cove1 dt>n1r.1tcd \o\oith pink and : Carol and Nancy Hamm l Mrs. an attendance contest held the Merri and Kay Ault. Mr. Wise Sessle Hayes, Donna Hauck . 8 of Busmess and Protess!On Mr and Mrs Charles Bu!ih blur o;tre<~mers and ''entered : Ben Neutzlmg. Mrs Ray Glaze, past two months at the Laurel \o 'BS in Dayton on business over 1100 ~mta Hal l. Lmda Oar~ell, Phyl a! Women in Dayton May and son, Jeff, hllve moved mto w1th a ;.;tor k Girts wert:- also 1 Mr s Ted Warner. Mrs. Phena Clirf Free Methodist church. As the weekend and is m Ft. 2122 Its Kaspar. Charles Rtlfle. Joe Attending from the Middle , , the Orm Sm tth property on plared m a bassmet. ' Chfford , Mrs Homer Brickles, ~It, a social hour was held Wayne, lnd , thi' week 23 Gilmore and Grorge ti arns. port club were Mrs Grace ~· ' 1 Beech-St. G.1m es Wt're played during Mrs. Mary Kunzelman, Mrs The choir presentt>d the an Pratt. president Mrs. Pearl ''1 • 1 Mr and Mrs John Vroman thP evemng with prizes awa rd- Wa1d Wmdan and Mrs. Ellen them , ·Sort Were 'vour Hands, Revnolds and Mrs John Wern vtsJted over the weekend In ' ed the wmners . Mtss Carol Ebersbach. Po meroy, and Mrs START A COLLECTION TODAY ar Jesus.'' and tht- pastor eJ ' NINA SUSSMANN Belpre with their son nnd fam- Harnm won the door prize. Hnrold Hysell .1 nd Mrs Carl ha~for hhsem topiC. 'Rvan l ThiS was the 451 h unvrntmn ily, Mr. and Mrs. Cha rles Vro-1 After the honored guest open- Hysell, Rutland. i•ltsm,'• taken from I Kmgs of the OhiO BPW and was man and children. Mark and ed her many lovely gifts. cup l Mrs. !larry DaviS Mrs Don· A rose was plared on the al l held at tht' Sherefan Daytnn ; Esl ht'r. rnkt"' ICt>d rr1 willie and topped aid Houdm~hr\1 and J1ll and tar 1or th~ infant son of Mr. Hotr t Mrs Prall sf'rvrd on ~ Mr s ,f. A Young. sr, lias w11h a prnk ar:d a blue bootir, 1Mrs .Jamtos Clifford of Syra~ ~ and Mrs F'rank W Portrr th M ' returned fr om Well~! on whe1e mdrv1du.il J('e crPam sbuoue'> 1 ruse Ml !i F'avt> frv , Mrs. Lee 11 ee; ~'hree red · carnatiOns wei e on ,1We e1er11on comm> rs. S hr has spent severa l davo; ~ _ ,_ WI11 mm (',r.:~nt. M th d d1 Is rs r~ran k 7 1 1 erner, e ere en 1a s an . ·" Ol!her Slde "' the Cl'O" and an b h lt dl Col and Mrs William A Wllh her daughler and latm ly. I Pratt, Mrs Joe \\olfe , MrS. mern ers 1~ commt ee.,, an · W 11 ~ F kj I arrangement of \ellov. colum attended the president's I Sussmann of Westgate, Md, Mrs Pa tty Yates and child 1 1 1 Jam Grant. Mrs ran bine on ptaoo gifts ol Ral ph II M R ld •nnounce the engagement of ren 'Irs Young all ended the j Powers and Debb1e, Pamela • Werry , udnc 1leothn . r· rs ey no 'Its serdv I theJr daughter Nina to Wilham band concert In whrrh her ' i <~nd Robert, Miss Martlyn Swan, · e on e mance comm1 ee an 1 d h ld d d · · \1 altended parliamenlarv Ia• I Donal d Foglesnng, J r. son of gran c 1 ren. San) .m l a- 1 ISS L111 1an Slaven an d Mrs I · G Mr and Mrs Donald Fog le- thy Ya tes parttCJPalt'd Shp al- 1 The Deputv club of DI ~lnd l W1ll1am Stump. Mrddleport and ' CANASTA CLUB VJEF.TS r cIasses con ductr d bv ene song . . of Mason, w Va . ghl h ('11 :1de 11 Daugllters . I ~ • so attended the E1 of America and ' .." r\·1rs Tllomas Walk·ms . C.oumMrs Inez Rov entertatnl;'d the VJeve 81 mn. t h t · • I Lower-Crust C~nasta club at ' Judge Hughes had as her Mrss Sussmann Js a 1963 grad- commencemen ~ t·J e . 11' f ' dr stncl oi!Jcers met Sund ay at I ms . , . , th G· W th th 1uate of Wellesley Col lpge and I granddaughter. Sdndy. was one tlw Clwo;ter lod ar hall fOJ 8 pot. I Srndmg gJft s wPrr Mrs Nar-1 ,arne D nr ef· IS work•ng . for her Ph D. ml of t1le 146· mem bPIs ot t ht' grad · lllf'k dmner and ' meeting 'I Ie}· IIyse II Mrs. (' J Eb ers- 1 her home m Racme F'ndav ev- tO!JIC, '"1s D e Chi enmg Refreshments of pun~"'' po- lcLandl e · r oe awson E ' ' d · " Mrs. · t K, . k orgamc chem istry at the Um-j uatmg rgrrlrl g1a c <'1ass Fdit h Wak lt•y d•strwt dep- b'ac h Mrs Ray ntggs, 1 tato chips, dip and 1re box cake exfmgtohn. t .} 'was ~udesh~pdea versity of Illinois. Mr. Fogle-~ Mr and Mrs Jra Butcher 111""1 pn'"'df'd tl~e meeltng [ (')arence Mtght Mrs Harley I ' • werE' served to Leda Mar Kraeu-l er or e "It' uanqueI1 an da l 'k as song received his B. S. degree an · d son, · J un. WI:'!~. m At hens ' l\hreli ' • 1· GII· OJICKil wtth tJraver b· ) (' unmnflam n'lrs Elza· 1 t h ter. • Linda Htll · .Janet \\arner • er, opJc. .t> s .tve an ..! e from Marshall Unrve1s1ty · in s und3}' evenmg to atlt'n d t he l\l r;.; Bl·t~mg nn<. a v. elcome bvJ i mort' r. Mtss Lo Ulse G1Imore, 1 Lmda Beegle Lois Stent'tt . Do- 11 Cit 'I h . t ~ and his M. s degree in concert by the Oh iO Unrv Prsrty \11.<; \\ ·ikely follrwt•d b 11 , Mrs Troy OhlmgPr, Sr., Mrs : 1 1oe ~'a onev. pas1 s18 e !ores Wolfe ::md !\1ax1ne Drddle S h (I h 1 d d · ' · Y Jet 'I' Oil I " J I ' :::;~:-~;;;;~~-~ : pres1dent, 'ms ta,,·ed new off Jeers chpmJstrv· from the UmversJtV· bymp ony tl' St· roy l rng er, . r, mi'S ue I Sh 1 s rc es ra IJ'PI'If' ' plcdg"' to the fl""g 'lnd < • ar · , includmg President JeanneJof IJ1mms in 1964. He IS cur- Y cton .anov. ;;~:-;sJstant pro- Sp;mglrd Banner 1t was decJd- t Chapma n, :-..1rs lwereU Dav1s· I 1 1 Sqmre of Berea: !st' VJre pre~a l rently workrng for his Ph D fessor of vJolm at Ohro Umver- ('d lo hr1ve a receptwn for Ed-1 Mrs Ida Burns. M1ss Nam.-y 1 dent Mrs. Ethe l Cowan or !degree rn organrc chem istrv at I sJty Mmw student s v..ere ft•a Jth Betl ln g prert'd ing the Boost· [ Burns, Mrs Adam Ebersbach. l I Xema, 2nd VICt> presTde-n l Ethel 'l lhe UntversJty of Illmms. where tured on the prc,JgT <~Ill and m 1'1 mrt>tmg on Wednesday, Oc- Mrs Gladys .J,ones, Mrs Guy ; . Russt:- ll. Mrs 0 Dt-11 Butcher, 1 hn ., 0 ut Chcsl ~ Blake. TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY ' Wambaug h of "uasl Ltverpoo,1 he is• on the teachmg staff An i eluded M1s ~ J1Jd1th °' er. n prac1JC'e,('h 1 B M J d v h I 1 1 1 ' 4rd VICe prestdenl. ManamTe Augu st weddmg IS plann ed I JUni or plano muJor ,' ""'TO Pay- ',\d'i "l't for Oclobct 10 at 2 p . ar f'S uri.' '~" lu r aug -I FAMILY NIGHTS d ed the 1st movt' mtn l ul Mrr~ tl k d II b an .1nd Hobert I nckhngton, , II I El "SAMSON AND THE 1 , • , • rn '"1. po uc mmr w1 e . . Camp be II of (Ja 1po ts. ecle SLAVE QUEEN" d' t t d 1 I D t t 15 I zm f s Plano Come! to, .\lu 20 ' ~~·rved 'II 6 30 p d \1rs Dnle N ichol~on , Mtss Car- ' {t: olol! IS TIC 1 ; m D mmor " ' m an nwm-1nlvn Nichol~on, Mrs Elbabeth 1 15 nc Irec or 0 - and was t •Jrs Ruth Crow of .Jack i M1ss S. 111 dra ll rf'wmg1nn , l! 10 h1·1s Itot all Counr iiS .u t' urgE'<! 11 ·umphrey MISS .1oyce Ebe rs- ' 1 1 "THE UGLY AMERICAN" 1son A receptiOn was ~~eld for ' I Grande Coii Pgt' twa Js her 0 <~ rm ' bach Mrs Raymond Blosser, I W1th M3rl on Btand the offt?ers at the BI!tomore l J.f.J week end guest ;.~t lwi home in : It \\ ds also df"crded that 3 Mrs Hflmld Wolfe, Mrs Ernami S3ndra Churrh (fo lor) HoteJ. Sunday mornmg a j Middleport, Mtss JoyLe Wolon- · d1strJ<I orfJcer must he present 1mett Blackburn. M1ss Mary May 25 [ sk1, of Rl10de 1s 1t~ n d. a sop ho fm thf' prac! Jce and tlw Rally· woIf e, ",vrr ~. Wa Iter Roush Mrs Thur .• frt. Mty 27-78 IImemobrtal serv1ce for deceClsed h 0 "THE PRI ZE" mem, . ers dwas heldd With t e The Pomeroy WC1'U will I more at Hw Grande Co llege. ml sPn somconfll to fill hri Je~Sil' Hu~s"ll and Wtllnrd Eb. mee mg a JOUrne . p :l!'t:- or she wr au tom 'J 11f'fl1 h meet at the Umted Melhodtst Miss Brf'wmgto n wln be a mem- 1 1 j f ff PI ' rrc:bac . 1 0 0 Paul Ne111 man , Elkt' Sotm:~e rs I Church Tuesday at 2 p. m : ber ol the gr.adu:~tmg {' I,J ss next \' ~t> c;u. we ans W!'H' 11 - anri-M 'd 11 f.f:L The Mtddleport Athlettc As· I Sund.ry May 3fl ; '\ ll 1lll rh~ annual pi(' nr c to ' "THE STRANGER" 1 ' eport · ' soctatton w1il meet Tuesdav : Mr and Mrs Ceul Kauff "' w 1 " 1. 1 ''' 1"'mr or Mrs l'out/r f'pl/ow.•lriiJ Vrc•tor Buuno To S poruwr Troop evening al 7 30 p m at t h ~ i Bradbury, spent Mond a) w1th ~~;tz;n~. t'liJJper~··s~·ll:t~l~~· Aug1-1 E/tJt·t.i( 0/ /it•t>nt · hts b1 otlwr and Sister m-law . rng do' ~rd Pwitll m tile -'' Mrzpuh e meP ~ 1 ec1Jon of oftrcf'IS. wa~ 1lf'ld ' h1gh sc hool hL'll ,., j Mrs Thomas Scali~ spoke on , The Lad1es Aux1liary of F'een· Mr and Mrs. llarry Kau[f lt'(ltctTOn ' . when tht' Yout h Fellow ship of water safety and officers were ey-Bennett Post, Amencan Le- Jamf:'s Mf'liJrrnng of Columbus · A d the Ho ck S11r111g~ Methodist I ms taIIed when t he M1ddt eport g1on. wtll meet Tuesday even- visttc d over lh e wee kend w1th 1 d t1L'11 mg wen• \frs· W·Tkelv ' · Church met· Su ndav cvem ng at , League ing, May 25 at the legJOn halL Ius mother, MJ's Dale Mourn- tslnrt ckputv: Mrs Betzmg. thp chureh · Pom1roy, Ohio I Child Conservation : met last Thursday at the home There will be elect ion of oHi- Ill!: He was accompamcd horn r .-JSS IJf' ILIIt' '>li.l ll' vJrr rounr llor cathv Abhott J)resrdt:-nt wa<> ' of Mrs. Gl enn Hensler on Lin- rfrs and all memben are urg- 1 bY hIS dnug11ter. J u1r, who had I ·.ucr lle H Hrn1.kms ''Jnd PrrbiJII:' tn chargt• · LAST TIME TONIGHT of thf' meet1no •~h1rh 1snn P:tst stute counc ilors· "t d b tl ·t f h d \~1 • "DEAR BRIGITTE" co In~ le to attend. een 1e gues o t'r gran mo· ,. , , , . , · opened wtlh scnplure t>readmg ' MAY 241 the!. Mrs Tom WaltPrS, and hiS r~ u Stacq' of .. st~te ' ; rede.n tr all frl)'ll the Method ist hymnal In (Terhntcolor) i -James Stewart, fab1an . Cin· The offJ cers were ln~tall.ed The Wr ldwood Garden club mecr Peggy Story, who Will 10 ?1mtll ef'' Ellza Lr " 1 Cwnp 1 umson Members answered rolt To god about, be mad about, Flutdy Carol, Glyo1s Johns, Ed by Deanna M~rry, dlStnct j Wi ll meet Wednesday evenrng I remam for a vr sJ t IhL, p,.Jsl r "nnl repre:;enta I ca ll With a Bible ve~se from ' Wynn. ter bye ••• the newest loshion to go I pr~stdent, of RIO Grande Mrs I at the home of Mrs F' red Mrs . H:a~mond Lumrm and tr\t' : ! ouncll deputw~. Marre the New Testamf•nt. Dues were Feeturttte: everywhere in! Tucked bib and sleeve culls above a Wtl.liam Ingles reported on the Nease with Mrs Usw in Neasf' d[l ughter, Miss Janr l e Luman Hau ck of Theooorus Cc -.- 11: co l!fctrd and the sum of $57 fi4 P•rdon My BHuty Marks sprmg conference held at Rto l f G II ' 1 · Phylil s Rowan I' ''' ... t K ·· · as co-hostess. o a tpo rs, V iSit ed Sunday ' e., os( · WHS reported m lhf" treasury Colorurtoon• tiny waist, accented by a grosgrain belt. Full-of-moGrande I The Fnendly Ne 1ghbors club wrth he.r daught er and family. E~s te Mco\ fee. Hrlle Pr ,ll!J r, Offiter~ elcC'tf'd were Mary , tion skirt in o burst of pleats. IHolf size skirt- 1 piece WED. and THURSDAY I The club voted ot donate to will meet Wednesday evenmg Mr. and Mrs Owen Bratton :\fJllta Mnbbf'rly. Matmnorao; Radford president; Cathy Abfront~3-gore bock!. All in o line Pima coHon that May 26-27 the Oh10 Child Conserv :Jii on I at the home of Mrs . D<lnlev Re1- l and attended the h<HTalaureale Vera HouseholdPr. Perry; and bolt . vice pres1drnt D1ana Wey· NOT OPEN washes and grows more silky every time you weor ill ; League Scholarship fund tmd bel · servtce at the Middleport : Erma Cle land , Cheste r. dis f' rsmiller, secreta ry; Becky ' 1111 1 Evangelme Chapter. Order School. HPr grandson. .\11ke , ~ ~·.ffi('ITS, Sa il~ Srn1t~1 , con R:.Jdfor U. treasu re1, Conm~' Rad 1 11o sponsor a Girl Scout Troop PreH1Iy feminine prints on yellow, ptnk, blue. Sizes 10 FRIDAY and SATURDAY in Middleport. Mrs AI Leonof the Eastern Stars. of Mid· Bratton. 1 s a member of lhe ' dull~r . Edn Rrrhe l. w<~ rd•• n . fmd . m·ws rPpo rler; Sharon ' May 28-29 to 20; half ~zes 12 112 to 22Va. urd was welcomed as a new dleport wtll have 1ts annnal m- graduatrng dass. I Stella Do~hms. outs1de sent i Br;JWiev . son g IPad('r, 'and.Sher"KISSES FOR MY PRESIDENT" member. A donalion was also spection Wednesda y evf'nml'!, 1 Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Russell ! nel. Esthc1 H1denou1', capl lllll: m• I3lackstJn, n•preo;;ent alivet 0 Fred Ma cM urra y Polly Ber gen. Arlene Dahl. Edward made to the camp f& retard- W.ay 26 at 7.30 p m at the Ma. and daughter, K.avte. v1srted Zeld; Weber 11 nd Laura Mae buJt'd, Andrt•\\5, Eh Wallarh ed children. sonre TemplE' m Middl eport recenlly 111 Meadowbridge W Hartung !lag bearNs; Fay It was announced there wlll l MAV 27 Va wtlh relaltves Par lm. lrust<·c. and <:lad" DIVORCE GRANTF.Il "SING AND SWING" Da vid Hemm1 ngs, Ju<Jn Nrw be no meetmg in June but an The Afternoon Circle of Heath Mrs Max Sanborn ha.~ re<.:e1v- Hnnul.l , a guest PT PLEASANT - Jacquelyn ell. Hl!inz & Jt-no 1fer Mos s. outmg for husb<mds of rnern- Methodist Church will have 'ts ed word that her daughter Mrs --- ~.~Niben wa~ gra nted a divorce SUN, MON. and TUES. bers wtll be held 10 July As. annual spring luncheo Th 1 Joe Stanford of Ceres, Calif. has be pmi•tliPd by Den ~lX and re- frn m Char i" Frederick Ntbert ~Y 30-June 1 sisting hostesses were Mrs day \fay 27 at the ch n h u;s; been hDSIHtahzed for the past frestum•nts sPrvcod bv Den 1ll th~ Ctrrun Court The pater"STRANGE BEDFELLOWS" Eugene Conde Mrs Maxi ·[ ' M S b u,rr a three weeks With a kidney m Th rPe Plans wil l he mnde for nal grandparf'nt.'i were granted {1'£'c hmcf I ~ ne p m ISS an orn WJJ present , I the sum'Tlt:-r a d all . nt . Id I I h , f ' " ' 'k Hudson. ", 1 °~ 1l.ollobr>· Russell and Mrs L w Me- ~ the flila. 1 c h·ap ter of th e stud}' fect10n She JS report('d tmpro\ - urgf:'d to· attend n pare s aJe Iens o y o t 1e1r t ree m aut 1 · children 1 · - ~------_:;,.,..,..,..,..,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,.,.,.,..,..,.,.,..,..,..,..,...,., ylda. G1g Youn !{, Edv.at d Comas. ReFreshments were ser- book on "Genesis" Hoste~~es mg. . ' c~1:;e~rtoons I ved at the close of the meet· \ Will be Mrs. E M. Wood , Mrs I Saturday evenmg gut:tsts ot ~in~g~............. L. MJtch , Miss Bess San Mr. and Mrs. Ha,v Rifflt:- wert:t r':::ii5;;;i~;;;i~~~~~~l ------ _.__.,......,..., lI P. born, Mrs Walter Hayes and I Mr. and Mrs Charles MrKel • I Mrs Hattie Smith Thos t vey and da ughler. Hope, of Bel-I I lendin g are asked . to bri~g a a pre The McKeiVf'\ famtly ~111 1 covered diSh and their tabJe i be Jegvmg soon for tht:-u nt' \\ sen- 1ce • home m Augusta, Ga ''r ~~'P \ y 0 \ L. ~ ' " "'~~:7:7~~~~:-~--~--------------------~------~--~~~~---·~-~~---~~~-~~- ~·----------..------------------------------------~~~% ~~ . present were Mrs. Wi~ and their grandson , Chuck Hannahs I ' ' ' 1 Deputy Club of District 13 Meets Sunda y · Undertow in Ohio River Too Strong 1 1 l I 1 • . . . ° I .;t 196 f M SOCIAL CAl VNDAR • I Morgan Wins In Election Recount too I Tho Destroyer USS Roan Cmdr.Riggs Among First In Dominica • 1 1 1 2 1 MEIGS THEATRE 1 1 I I I I Alumni to Honor Retiring Executive Head at Racine 1 I 1 ' ' ' I S12.9S 1 ELBERFELDS-·POMEROY I n.\1\; " 10 .. • I The Riverview Garden Cl ub wtll meet Thursday evemng, : Seronrl Rirtllflfly May 27. at the_ home of Mrs. , Is CI'IPhrrrtPrl , Cl.aremont Harns, ass1sting her Mr and Mrs Pat .Johnson en will be Mrs. Herman Gross- j tertamed wtth a pari\' Satu r 1mckle Th . · day afternoo:-~ at thrJr ·home in e Rock Spnngs Grange observance of the se('ond brrth will mee.t Thursday at 8 p.m. day anmversary of the1r son. There will be a program and Robert Eugene Games were refreshmef11s will~ served ! played and refreshments or de • , corated b1rthday cake, ice cream and por were served 1 ~~v~~mwere balloons and bub [ I I It takes I NO TIME AT ALL I 1 TO MAKE A • Low-Cost DISAS'ERI If it sbouid strike, how well WOlJld you be protected? ln tis official report on loss adJUSt· ments made after Hurricane Carta, lhe Texas LegHllalure applauded the responsible performance of companiell represented by independent insuraoce acents. We're mdependeot inaurance aaenls. PfOoo teet yourself ... call us oow. Fonner Resident of Rutland is Dead , i Atlendmg were Mrs Emma Moodispaugh and daughter. Connie, Mrs Nancv Morns and ch1idren Benny and Carol: Mrs Glenn Glaze and daughter, Cin 1 dy; Sonya Wayland and ch1l I dren , Jefr and Mike. and Mrs. Betty Smith and children, D::~ v1d , Mary Kay and Debbie. Bon 1 nie Hubbard sent a gtll but ' was unable to att end I ' TO MEET TODAY \ ,. Cub Scouts Pack 248 ~111 meet ; Tuesday at 7.30 pm at Jhe ~apti st church A skit wtll Seleet 11our IIIJmeleas eleetrie drger lro,. the•• '""'"' 6rand•. from 11our elertrie applianH dealer. B,., 1 AUTO ' GIRLS-BOYS DOWNING INSURANCE, INC. • J CANVAS OXFORDS White, Blue, Black A.lll. C. • Frigidaire • General 'Electric ' •' Gibson • Hamilton • Hotpoin.t • Kel,;irtai~r ·-;, Kenmore ,. lllaytag • Norge • Phileo • ,., BCA Whirlpool • Speed (}u•n .. ...Vestinghouse Meltto Counl7'1 Oldest and •4' ' } Larae[Jt JnalJI'ance Aeency WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS Member Fecleral Deposit Insurance Corporation . ' - WY :l.2342 THE SHOE BOX MIDDLIPORT, OHIO MIDDLEPORT,_0 • . - ~ -' ~, ... ,, .._ . .... •' ~· '· ' ..... I �\ .... JIJ': . . '.• / ... I ,\ ' I~ "' ) new dtet-rtte · SPRING COAT SALE cola ~· ' only 1 calorie per serving · no sugar at all SAVE YOUR RC COLA, DIET·RITI COLA, NEHI, TRUI fRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 IOTTLI CAPS• LYONS RACINE Clover Farm Store Food Market ''Tbt Store Wltll A Hart" Route 7 TUPPERS PLAINS Fifth and Pearl RACINE Open I to I Mon. Thru Itt. Plans are Made For Inspection .RUTLAND Clover Farm Depertment Store PHON I SH 2..S54J RT. 124 RUTLAND &i&bl reltlvtd to llmlt quantJU• FAIRMONT DAIRY FAIR HUNTS ~~19c FRUIT COCKTAIL DIL MONTI ~·PEACH·! .HALVES % ~. LIPTON gal. ctn. INSTANT TEA _____ n~,:39c SNOW DRIPT Mrs. Ebersbach Entertains Club Monday Evening 69c SHORTENING KRAFT'S HUNT'S Mainly About People In Pomeroy CATSUP 23c 20 OZ. BOTTLE - - - - - - - SHOWBOAT PORK &BEANS 300 SIZE CAN - - - - - - WHIPPED TOPPING --'~.: 39c &ATWELL 0c. JACK' S MACKEREL 1 KRAFT PRODUCE CARROTS TOMATOES CRISII . 1 GOLDIN & YELLOW _..._ cello bet LUCKY BUY RED·RIPI! REAL TASTY--- OLEO SLICED .JOWL BACON l I s l t.1 Oc qt.,., SSe MIRACLE WHIP GOOD & rTASTY, ARMOUR'S SKINLESS CANNED I WEINERS I PICNIC HAM �•. i : ·i .~ .. \ J::' • Voice of·Broadwav. reportmg • •• E • R • . d '· r ore1un Jvents: e 1.' ' " '' • vltal questions. ev1ewe .. n.:~: ~e;:~~\.c!: ardently So~~~~~~.:. ~.= llope thai lilt AJntr1. an American war? South Vlel Nam. • ' . Who ~IIIII It, Am~. Wlthlll lllt last ·month. u.s, c•ns •• tho Vltbla!Mit! mlllt.ry !Qr~• the,_ havt in· .JtQwnrmly tltfblilh'ld ill the creaaed by about 11,1100, lrwlud· Salron (overnmentb What hiP' lnr lllGft Marloo and wmbat· Jltn• in cas, ot 111oth,tr OXIIIJI rNdy p~~raii'OOpl. ' d'etat end the pmlbiUty lllet Doublt or more that number a n~w govenun~nt mflltt aak within the next yeer 11 not an lhe Amerlc.llll out In tilvor ol lmposslbtllty. I peact with HaMil The ld" seemo to be that When lht ~ klil tltt ~lr tht Ametlclll force• oould es. for llldo-Quna It Ot•n 8ttn Lablieh boacbh•lda wiliQh arad Phu In ltM. 11111 h•4 bten uallf woul4 be e1p1ndtd to ac· IJ&hd.DII ·'what oloarll' waa 1 oommndtlt hundred! of lllou· French liar. 1'Je rankollld·ftle unds of U.S. lroopo aholtld il Vjatnamf4t bad vtrY Uttlt Inbteomt _,lry. llor~ot Ut lt. . I 3 ROOMS New Furniture overlQolced apln, U!t ly PHIL NEW!IOM Nllrth Viet Nam went lllto. •I· ca111 11lll abiMoa !Mir f!4\'1. UPI Fanlp Newt Alalyat feet 1"1 February. Ita obj~l· aory roll anct Mler lhe1llol)lbat Any commander pilonn1nl a live wa• to convince htt Comap 'II'CIIllHd uolll. lhts military operat1011 m1111t oon1td- \ mun.lils they could not win the moo· lh•. Ill I'll N~~~g", lltl!. or an allernativt in oue hi• , war In Viet Nam and that lo N~ CIIMh Tid ,._. pllfl lalla. Thua, ~ plan ''A'' conl1nut ll would only make II If aallvlllft Dl . dot$ not wor~. pl1n "I" must i mort txpenotvt lor them. Nan& llr bait • f - Jtl'lm. IIIOADWAY OIIAPEVINI 1 bualnt.-. you can dlarnos• a the union. be ready. Then, the reasontnc went, tho Itt, .\i For tho first limo in nh!tory. ,slranK sur&• of patriotism I . · ln South Vl~l Nam. it ap. Communists would be wlllln& to ' In ••lfon. f'rtmt1 ~• Repubhean mayur•lly <'¥Pdi· OlO"f m~ny IOJ)oflighter p~rfgr. HeN!.' 8 po•slblllty you might petrs the llnlttd St1te~ II lnoti· n•Kotiate. Pllln Huy Qval ln4li-e~IJ d•t• _ tho undor<io( - ""' rt· 'mer•. •n4 even moce who Brt . paste '" your hal. lot future tutinc pl1n "8". The air 1lrlk" 10 far have votetd lht oamt Mllllal.nt. ~~~cod a IISsomu youni a<'lr.." iood enJtrl~lnori oltiiOUKh they •·eforonoo, or l>ellmg purposes: Plan 'A" calllnc for ~r Produced no ilfn of a 1-n· when ht "td In Ill 1~ the rovor of Lifo. Tho m~~to · may not be stors. They Al'e fi·~· Joae Ferrer Is another pos$lblt otrikt$ qalnu Coounurliot tnt ol Communltl dtltrmlne· that poace In Asia could ~)J 1111 lint had planned to .,. t.lll'l .guring out how to help amuse Oscar chol<" when th' ne~t A· -·-·tlllJI. be Ill armed MIQt t1lflli'Qtd by Mlnnolll as its now>Sta~d lwe ithe troopt in dont~er •P"' ' near clldemy Aw~r'" nomh.."t'ons are of Fool8." He playa l blust.,... · Plan "B" now 1011141 Into tf· miUIOI'y m\lbl, Ttte mlfht olt1 ln tht niX I edition; moto•d. ; 111d far. Mon an<t more Holly· ~ade - fo~ hts brUitant~ be- tn( Nul, which never aeema, f'"'t caUa lor 1 vaot incNlue .vlollllY mual CI\IM tram Utt Jolin v. Lind""Y will bo seen wood and aN10dway peroonah·l:'''!":v•~b~le:J:pe:':'•:rm:an:r;•.,t:n.;,:s:h~lp~to~hu~r~l~~~~~o.c:a~r~l~lm:•~·--~1~in:_;A~m:er:l~:an:_~m:m:PQ~W~t~r_:ln~~~~n=vo~l~::.,ar:•..:•~n:um: . :bor:.:of~!s:uc~h~a.::::~"':MOI:~bt~U:nl:ttri:!.S:I~~tu.:.iiiiiaiji;i~--.~ iJl tivint color and the load ar· lie• will be laking lhtir ahola Jl licit will lit d<votod '" hun. l- cilolora, yellow feYOr. llliOiarf 1 s.ru... ONLY bt- pa.wOowq ....... . c....... , __ MASON I FURNITUft CO. MASON, W. VA. 1 \.Jj• vt'ill Jet • l4P''ead inside, : Ia. anythiHI net'1llil.!ll!ry - en·' 1 QUIET 'Yeapon. c ose to an eter of the Santo Do· 0 joys a quick smoke during a th Doqw~t .P.:; ~eapl~~firth~J~f~~ and Marines in the mmJc ·· bed · mingo mternational zone m e background man defense positions behind sandbags and bar WJre. I never receive bave dono them --- i In uniform. MomY Sclmeidol' haa hop.. ul JOIUI!i ball\01 >IBJ' Rudolph . I Nili''Y" ~s her loadini "'~n. II • beautiful '"'"n •tar ' In IO ~poummK pirturo. Mlr· lplayo her card! rtlht. ~ llliY , lous ldoo ; ho ""' _, intorna, bt able lo tndUt't her wealthy ! tiona! lao follow ina of all agts. / huabio!lcl to lot htr come ~tot and shou ld ph olograph lik' •1and alllr 1n I b11 Broadway drtano, w1th that falcinallnt 1•how Ojlp(l811t 1 fomous otago Ia<... Top th~t with hiS tlllentl•nd tcr"n n..... But wlstr ' lnd you'voi ott hOI lull 0 r l hoad! are cautioning hor hus· l ~hich mul'lt id··l' m made. tband to kte~ lltr homo, wheN ] sht ia tht perf..,l wife. ond not I !1'1 "Wonderful, Wondorlul!" I lot hor toil under tho opell of ! • tht Copae1b1na IKJW that i lhe ljea~lbf'N:4~f'l.r h6rn '~·· t"HI ! Julmn.v Malhi• is hac< in h•wn. ]a peculiar habll of. lalhog In ' What 00 onterllinar! ·rno way : lovo '"til evesy loadlllf lady he ill phrases. tho way he hand· ] k1ss.. on 'lllfil lnd ha• mado r GET GUARANTEED eat IN THE meat - BUY "SUPER-RIGHT"! h" with his itUdienvn He is · wuukln t want lh11t tort of ht~, and for lho hip. but he lio~.. . , doesn't try to out·hip an.vono. • Shirley Ba ••Y • .Piaonlnl a lie ju•t •In¥• ono boauliful '""I ,a~rpi'lil In~ to VII·' ' Pttor .v.fler ~ht ulher and anvone t IPl·h m 'uma, Ana., whert whose hoart ~, . , flullor when ' h·. starring in "The Flieht of , ht doe• "Maria" can'! brag a· the Phoonix" which doo<n'l ! bQut much o1 • heart. H• Is havo ony WQtntn in it. Thot em· ! ~ es~em:e of roman<~ . 4tn<J t l· per~turt if\ Yuma h•a been I· 1 tqgl'thtr th~ bt!St niEhldub per- round 100 degrees. her arrival former In ~ew York at thlo shou ld shoot !he lip 10 at least t1m•. IiO. Stty. Johnny . tn<'(lrt, tfl· COl'~ . Ronald Reagan, who made . ~:-. a hi~hly-praistd >peteh ,,..n At lht trodos 1nd1catod. So- 011 TV, of l'QUrltl, 11 the R•· , phtA (..Qrtn .ljho.u1.0. l~r the publil·an National C~nv,ntion : rqle of .\!~thor Cabnn'. ~n lh' last IUmmer, Ia likoly to become c1n be sure of the of on A&P Supt!r c goodne~~>!!i Right Cooked Ham! Why? Beeause A&P guaran· to. WIENERS Slices - 99c choice ttnhtr ma1t you are entitled IIL4DE CUTI AU ,.. Mnt-lb. IILUMII-PULL V DltiSS!D Chuck Steaks PREIIEit 1 Bamg SW'ely ht~l ''OlllJ)I:Wan J'wr1ls lo.'i ing bv nne w1 -"d understand!"¥ far ~yon(j I In 1945. U.$. 129 born~Mfs hM any of us o~ •~rth .1 Tul'J ' ' Wl'tll .' , -~~~,~~~ tons ol ,.lrt bo1nbo. ' II you know how lo lab the' In 1!1!4. Indian Prll!ll Minto. pulse of liltj bu"'"'" of allow 101' Nehru died tl tho li< ol 7{, 1 PACK Frozen Steaks ,. . 49c Canned Ham 59c Roasting Chickens :::']9c Young Turkeys lb. .. sse ,.. 89c lb. fiROZEN JANii PAIKiR APPLE PIE MARSHMALLOWS SWEET PICKLES CAMPPIRI 1·111. I)()LL Y MAOISOM-PLAIN .,..,, ' ' '·' ·~·" ... ·llf.-.4 ~."::.•: .•. ' ' ' "lor-.~" ,... sues that secrete tilt excess I THURSDAY-FRIDAY-~TURDAY CLOSED fj\ONDAY, MEMORIAL DAY SHOPPER'S ANN IIAGI CREAMY IMOOTH Oil KOIHIR I OPIN fRIDAY t 11111 t• t pm OIIIN SATURDAY hmtlllt:OOpnt j ., No. 1M cane ' Radishes ::~:"- 3 _,,.. 29c P.t.Hel' tol.llll Sweet' Corn __ 10 ..n 69c JV~ttU -; IIUMKtST c JuiW, Lem~ns _ 6 "'49~ IIOMI ~·*"'""YOUNG TIMDIR Leafl.tttu' ce .... •. 29c · . CLEAR THE LOT 1961 FORD GALAXIE •I V8, Power steerine. Power b<ake~. 2 Dr. Hardtop. Cleo ' ' and Nice. See it, DRESSES ean famous ha1r spray. Hard W bold ()r regular. Big &ize Junion·Missft·Half Sizes Sleeveless and short sleeve stylPs Cool cotton and acet.ate fabrics in Discount Price 59c pretty :summer wlors and prinled patterns. Wide selection o{ newf."st $3.00 SIZE atylea - CHOCKS VITAMINS ing low - and all at budget pi NS· DISCOUNT PRICES Famous Chocks Vila· mins. Keep yourself physically fit. Di1counl Price DECORATED METAL PATIO SPORT SNEAKERS TABLES ' 8 cylinder 2 Door. Standlltd Trans. Clean and ooltd. lee it. 6 49c 1 :: 1953 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON 1. 8 cylinder ' Door Station Waeon. Good body and tlreo. See it. IONA -.ND ONLY$95.00 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROMI Greenlelns Go'ldenCom ' SEE RAY-SEE RAY-SEE RAY AT 'i ~ ' 2 CELL FLOATING AQUATIC FLASH LIGHTS SANDALS Re~l aluminum fry pan! with DuPont Teflon coating. Heat proof handles. Cooks without grease - for better health . DISCOUNT PRICE s ~~.-...... ..... '•.' wear. DISCOUNT PRICE c 97 ea 20x40 SIZE CANNON BATH TEFLON IRONING BOARD COVER & CAPS TOWELS PAD SETS Assorted patterns and t:olors- Cool and comiortable for driv· ing or aporta wear. Si1.ea 6o/-t. DISCOUNT PRIC& DISCOUNT PRICE 00 ea ea lo 7%. c Plain colors or fancy stripe patterns . Soft, a•bsorbent rotton terry bath towels. DISCOUNT PRICI! cea urine? been diacarded becauseilll~u~~~ ages th~ kidneys. ..ae re albuminuria woold be expected to clear up only H It was discovered before m~cb damage had been done. Thick crepe rubber solei assorted colors. Cool and comfortable for summer MEN'S COOL SUMMER TOYO water1proof fla~~blight that floats. Ideal for fishermen and boaters. Two cell 1ize. Plastie, A-AIIIIHP oD of turpentine lml been 111ed tn tile for W01'1111 and to relieve ab<lom•n·ll al crampS, lbiJ preparation bas will - i r WY 2-3870 SKILLETS SHOP THE BONANZA FOR THESE BIG BARGAIN BUYS ! Fits any ~ inch board. 2 piere Sl'ts. Cover and fibre glass pad. Srorch proof. DISCOUNT PRICE c ea BOYS 49c QUALITY FANCY STRETCH EYELET TRIMMED COTTON HALF "VICTOR" OR "DIXIE" WALL & HOUSE PLAIN COLOR COTTON SPORT SOCKS SLIPS PAINTS DENIMS I and 8\!J 1o 10\!J. Assorted pat· terno and colors. neg. 49< val· Easy eare cotton siips - with pretty eyele-t embroictery trim. Sizes small, medium and large. Economy palnta for your homt. "Victor" vinyl latex flat wallor 10 Dixie" Kloss House P1inL Special mill assortment of pret.. ty plain color sp..lrls denim - DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE. DISCOUNT PRICE 2 111e1 fila every boy. 6\!J to 8 .... METROPOLITAN. ~ Dr:.~~Brud~=·:ll MOTORS .. -· ....letleh --· ..... J,. DISCOUNT PRICE ea Une, lor medicinal use, cause permanent albumiA ill ,.... wlJile .''. I brass finished legs. ALUMINUM WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S ZORI 10'' TEFLON COATED Red :~~k~~ II I ma:ke serving tray, Tripod, or tile oD of turpen. Please -4 J"l Uti eommoDIII to W Bmldtlitdt, M. D. Ia oan el ' . Round metal , decorated ena· meled. top that detaches to Dl•count Prlco ~I bavo heanl that choc .. late Is had lor persona with sinUI !rouble. Is Ibis true? A-Nol 111011 you have on allerg caused by chocolate• ~Woald 1'956 CHEVROLET BEL AIR ,, ' ( \'uktn Cluls-Ktl• Gn,.; O..njle, ltoot 1Mr . ' cur HOMIIIOW"- IRIIN OHIONI 01 NEW COOL SUMWR HAIR SPRAZ II Ray Benson See Ray Benson Now For Thesel ) OISERVANCt MIMOIIIAL DAY J9c JUST ARRIVED 89c NESTlES 33 Red or blue canvas uppen, rubber soles, cush· ioned inner soles. All sizes for children. A big value at the Bonanza. FOR THE BEST DEAL ANYWHERE! RAY SAYS HE'S READY TO DEAL AND THAT HE'S GOING TO ••• •• • JTICKS Beverages MIDDLEPORT-OHIO-POMEROY CHILDREN'S RED OR BLUE METROPOLITAN MOTORS 2 lANE PARKER DISCOUNT STORE $194 Sius 8'12 to 3 fluid my knee would stiff. What do you advise? GETriNG THE FEEL- Astronaut Edward H. While A-ID oome persoos, ore<lon> II II ~uns throu~h a routme te.st. at Cape Kennedy. Fl~. inalely young adcilts, fluid may He II te~m wrth James McDrvrtt for a four-day Genum collect in a joint, usually on space flight scheduled for June 3. one side only, every 7 to II days. 11ro <auae il! not known, but In somo ;ictimo it ap11e&I'S to be • food allergy because, when the . " ending food is elim· inated from the diet, the oondi· lion clears up. Unlike other AT forms of allergy, however, an. tihis!amines are of no value. In other vlctllllB thio collection of fluid Is a part of their arthr~ tis. Your doctor Is ·rlgbt oot to want to pc . :orm an operation that would leave you with a atiff knee. IDjectiona of Hydro- II cortisone Into the jotnl havo• II belped many Ylctima. SEE • • I!UIIt A&P APRICOTS :.t~~ A&P PEACHES ct~~~:w BARTLm PEARS :• loot-': I SHOP SHOES PRESERVERS Q-My knee fills up with wat., and has to be drained about onct a month. My doctor tells me that Ia be removes the tis- IJUirt DOLLY MADISON FRUIT COCKTAIL ~~~'::' ............ ,..... MEMORIAL DAY 77c ... ANN IIAGI-OUI PINJtT QUALITY TOA\A.TOES ~ • I 19e HOT HOUSI ~ GET READY FOR deluxe ti"'"'' 39' LEMONADE 10' ,..,. 27' SALAD DRESSING ,,, n-o•. l•r l•r 39· DILL PICKLES ~:· S9c Holiday Stort Hours Pork &Beans _ ·~ 79c Peanut Buffer Stuffed Olives -..~.-- ~~:· 99c Spanish Bar ~c::f(. 29c CLOSED MONDAY MAY lbt IN OF :.t~29c Pretzels lpeclll 10. HAL TER'S-TWISTS 01 .. - .. .....' -~--3Sc 12.0%. SAVI SULTANA-LAilGI OR SMALL - 1Sc TRIIIWIIT-flltOZIN VAN CAMP'S , ~~------ ~ FREE DINNER FORK MIAT ALASKAN· COOJ(ID l 10 .-n $1.4t REDEEM YOUR A&P MAlLEI COUPON 5·A FOR A LEGS & CLAW l-Ib. 11 49c Smoked Picnics KING CRABS POTATO CHIPS ..IIi, SHORT IMANK.;...WHOLI 5 tot lb. Fine for F,.,l,. tr l•riiMu. JANI PARKER It Ia any IIIOrlal'• privll"lo ' Tho muon Ia approaching its to •uus at the r~o~u:tions of a . nt>w pha!!e. 1 s1oo •• $100 •• And, no, I haven't beard yet , ea from "Just Don't as you might think. II only she ' ·--- by Helen B otte I Myself," whoae ouicide ; th thoughts aren't as uncommon Youth Asked For II! two letters 8Jid torn . em ~~ as you might think. If only •he This column is lor young people because JUSt wntmg >t do and all you other lonely dosed their problems and pleasures, ma~ me feel so much bet· in kids) would realize you their troubles and fun. As with ter. Thai was before 1 learned need only reach oot and help the rest of Helen Help US! , it lo talk to my mother. is there - from parents, counwelcomes laughs but won't But if a girl is down enough dodge a serious question with a to think about killing herself bush-off. ifor more than a minute or MEN'S AND BOYS WHITE Send your teen-age questions two in one of those "Wouldn't MOULDED SOLE TENNIS to Youth Askod For It, care of they he sorry then" moments) , Helen Help Us, this newspap· she certainly needs somebody & er. close to help her. I hope she Dial "Save A Life" to Save followed your advice, and I By Wayne G. Brandstadt, "'·''· II to toe style tenms . Yours · know other people would like Q-Wbat cauoes block shoes & oxfords pr Dear Helen : to hear how evel')lthing turned and why do they kill !orne All sizes for men I guess you don't get many out with her. If you koow, could persons while others recov,or? and boys. letters like !he one from the you tell us?- C.G. A-When the lloing of a LADIES' AND GIRLS' AMERICAN MADE 15 • year • old girl who disliked P. s. Maybe I should tell you blood ves;o• . .,ured a herself so much she even Ihow 1 learned to talk with my cated chemical reaction pr. thought about suicide, and tried mother _ reaaly talk. She read leads to clotlinr occurs. When White aneaken witb rubber solea and ~;:upr it. I've felt that way, too, some· one of the letters I wrote you you cut your finger thiS orotec· ll abioned inner soles. All sizes. limes. before I tore it up(. We both live mechanism prevents vmtr ll You told her right : she should ended up crytng, and we learn- bleeding to death. II, on the SALE! FOAM STYRENE INSULATED talk it out with her ~arents and ed a lot about how much we other hand, the clotting occurs an expert. I know , she doesn't really care about each other - because of a severt arterial diswant to scare her mother and and how to say so. We're ease rather than a rut, the 34 QUART father, and she fee ls ashamed Ifriends now. We still disagree bloud supply to the pari sup30 QUART SIZE for feeling the way she does, so sometimes, bot we're on the plied by the diseased artery SIZE 34 Insulated foam Ice Big she jut botlles il up, hopmg same side and we don't stay is cui off. size chest with chests. 30 quart ca· her mood will , change. Most mad o~ hurl. Thank you, Helen. How serious this Is d~s pacity. )lade with tal carrying t1mes 1t does. I ve been on the Dear C; . on the size of the artery oc· handles on each Buy one now for verge of wntmg to you a dozen You'd be surpriSed how many eluded whether the artery is nicing or camping. side. times - I've even written you times people tell me the letters supplying a vital organ, whet.h-·11 Di1count Price Di&count Price er other arteries in the region can supply the affected pari 20 PC. and the b-· 'cral condition ot the victim. Sometimes other arl•!r· ll PLASTIC ie_ establish a Jilaterllli circu- li 2 QUART SIZE ICE lotion alm011t al once an< som1e- ll SNACK SET it requires weeks 20 piece plastic months. snack set. 4 forksTwo quart si1.e , Styrene II a large dot occurs in the - 4 knive11 ' foam ice preserver C "--4spoons brain !stroke) ~ may cause cops-l pt. teo. Keeps ice cubeo or 11 death or it may cause paralysis (!rushed ice for U from which the victim my 1 hours. Tasteless, odorentuaiJy recover. less. non-toxic. I' COOKIO..IONILISS lb. OU!I~TRAY ! ., c Discount Price ICE CHESTS fb. .: . ~ . I situahon. i The morning star Ia Saturn. 'nit Pl'<!testers havo nol hoollal-l ed lo ¥P•ak foc Mother Cabnni Tho evening star io Mar•. "' I wiU not. '1 AI Jolaoo, tho Amtrtcllll sing. It hink Mother Cabrini would and t'Oflled iGI I was 1rn on llkt Sophia. and IJt. !llld lo have . tl•is day ill lilt 1er play the role. whkh she On thlo day In history : W.lll do roverentlya ndbeauti· . In 1!61, Pre.ident Andrew wtll 411 rtvmnlly end boaut~ ' John•<" woo ll'QUitlod of ill> luUy. Mother Cabnni. beillj a peochmenl ehorges , .~ Qlll!'l' Bi g special purchase from a leading maker. Assorled sty les and colors. In spring and su mmer style sk irts. Regular size!! . Don 't misti this Big Value. ' Fine Discount Price SPORT SNEAKERS · .... · JUMBO IOLOGNA OR I l&iflt to any JiYWJ RUGS roll up sleeve style bloulies in pla in co lor11 and {aney printed patterns. Sizes 32 to 38. A Special Bargain buy at the Bonanza. like patterns, $1.00 value. OXFORDS Hl.t.O SCULPTURED THROW I lb. II h" betn proporly ourod lor fltvor and hal 1b8olutely no Wflter 14 to 16 lb. odded. A Super·Rig~l Cookod Ham i¥ " fine u Y9\l can bQf. If you CINTIR neld only h1lf 1 ham, buy at AA:P and you can lit "~"llfr RiJhl" oure th11 no center sll,.l have bota rtmovt<l. You &•t oil tht lee~ ·n 1 •' 20x44 COTTON LOOP · American madelace$299 w•• story, and •he will maket h• Hi< delightful wife, who dou· OICtUrt. ·But, . , repor ts tl HI 1 1· stnmgely to the bles· as secreta IV I Ch ~ru y • fiS 14tn. ~ not so strange e•·er lill<le thai .oot briel orata those I'VI!I(t m the W3\ ur hoi · ,. I h ' od h .: . wn It as rece1v mort t an .er-t han-t I1ou l1111ter wr1tet s ~ .1 1,111•• '"I" 1eIt ers 1 wee k IU ~ .ln" h'•m MGM has rtt·ttlved leH~rs pro- · l telling the oa•lln• of Suphi• ·lto run lor Governor of Cltlllor- . The ... ma - and over 70 per l'ent of complalnlo ch<rg•t ha~ iJ<; . . lh f 0. ~a\lse of her pt·lvatt lile. So- l t>m are rom m~crats. . ohla is nol a Muod choict lo Ia : As a re:~ult or the Impression P Y1 R~ntkt made an unusual C'Om11 ~oly woman. 1 think if they kn~.. Sophia I llllllot il01 boen formed , Non· I thoy would not object. Silo had Cahlorntans I~ Heagan. These as abject and unfortunate be·' onlhuai«SII wdl rostnbule and ginning in life as anv child I ~liN~ CJ'l\Jlilln funds to bark could be borD 10. As sh~ grew him In lho no~l eubernatonal , inW womanhood, life bet:Hm~ go-round. ~ut lhert M the the- · harder for her, ;md lhe endor. ' ory lhalll' • .good Idea to ed man~ vicl•situdea that her a good man In any state critics probably can scarcelv . imtgi!W. Sho Ia now living ~ : 1\o Ai81aue retpeclable life as the wife of By Unit · P. . ' l!:ter.. ll ·· · the man wile holpod r"tllO her 10• to Wod .. ~. M 2• : frlllll tho tordlt 1nd h ,y, ay •· ' • . ''"' or the IIIIth Jay of I!NI5 with 21t : hoJW. Sht 1~ grateful and lov- to f0 11 · ins and kind. · ow. Regular $1 .89 Values. capacity. Assorted enamel finish in wood DOCTOR SAYS WHOLE 1 11, 1•11 PLAIN AND FANCY SUMMER BLOUSES _j Its the microphone liktl B be- : more t~~ me headline asa ,' l~v~ object. tho 11ontlt way ho , rosull. .Titit vel')l proper lady oo!itw:.t : l)fl · n· METAL WASTE Big size all metal waste baskets. 26 quart ' . I ;:7:•:1~~s.~:t ~~~~·~~son ! . HELEN HELP Us ! fllrn nnnon of lht 511PII hfe 1 :-;ulht>r SPECIAL PURCHASE LADIES BASKETS for i tours of duty to cheer tht boys iwwtYtr. 26 QUART SIZE c pr c ea 99 .. fast colors - 36 inches wide. c "' .. ycl L~========:::.-=========:...-========----------------'; .J,, �) . ' . Modern CommuDitv BuUCfin' Boar4 ·· Classified Ads Your ·- ¥""" «ll\.1 twtl:i ~lc4Uly p':li.:k"it: tiiokc ~~ :lit, tew !laD "'""1!11 to dard Ill. COWl 14-11 bullo I and prime ea lb IPI.illi lamb 29. 8.50, individual 2200 lb utility good and choice ~ lb 25 26,! 18.15, ,~tt-r IT11.25, choice cull kl good sho!D slaughllr , VMitl'f Ojl'!ned I lower, closed ewes 4-8. QIDitly .J lower, olher grades PT. PLEWNT eteady, choice 2'1211, late 21-28, LIVESTOCK SALES CO. good :12·118. standard 11 H paclcPT. PLEASANT, W. VA. age good and choice 450 lb loedSetardoy, Mty 11, IIIIi er Sleers 24. HOGS _ 11i to 120 18 to %1.· Hop: 1800. SUpply mostly 50· Heavies te 1o 19.10: l,l~hts mixed 1·3 200.240 lb barrows and ' 11 :so to 18.1111; l"at SoWI II to gills, aows 5 per cent, trading 18.75: Botrt 11 to 13.10; Pip 14-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, May 28, 1965 IIOLLYWOOD tUPI)-If tete-did Ita job werely by Pllllnl tltwtrl hove become on the findings - and that in t~tptictl about how their · ~tl}l the rest is up to '"" iltU..P 'f liMIT.. •11• are protecte<' in indlvlduol oboice. 11111, J).C,. con you blame them? But of course Utere are !host H~ WHACKED ME Co"ider, to begin wit~. feel dlferently, and they moderately active, barrows and 7 to 14. I THROWED ON AIRTfl tNTH'6NOOT Jhe airwaves belong to the pub- will tell you that all the ro- gilts 40 cents lower. tows un- CA11'LII:- Stem 17 to 32; ORE HUSBAND ~e~~F~~· FER NO REASON jo, end that Congreu b manct lnd (ltmor are not Yfl evtnly 5075 ~eniB lower on 1 HH ' JAILHDUSE · AT ed IQ promote the public .inttr- removed from the youth-aimed weights Wider 351) lb heuvler Heifers 14 to 2D; f ot Cows U ER WEEKS, 141 ads. Thoy will also point out weights about all!ody, 1-J 100-2311 u. 17.10: canners tO to 14; Bulls ·~r~ Lei)ee;.rTtoR Consider now : that Britain, wh1ch formerly lb barrows ond gllto IU!. IIJO. 14.!10 11. 18.110. Stock Jleifero 15 -Two years ago, Congress Jtml•ed ctgare.te video commer- 195 lb 21.35 21.60, 3 90-285 lb to 18.90: Stock Steers Calves 10 lnveattagted the ratlsgs to a I p.m start to help 2.35-2.85, uniform lots 250 lb to 25: Stock ReUer Cllvea 18 :.111. It is generally said the younger audience. now 21 ,85, few 2-3 270-290 lb 2050- to 22.50. a4ju.tmt~~tl tOWI1'1 1110R lmj)lllled I complete bft~ on 1.15, 1-3 0450 lb sows 11.25- VEAL CALVU - Topl 28.· 111racy have bten made. toltvleion !Ids as of thia 20.25, 2-3 400.550 lb 185019. 90: Seconds :17; MtdiUIII IUIO lilt" bat beon no I boars steady to 26 cents higher to 25.50; Commoo 6 lltf.vlet · sdjuetment concerning the all these controversial at 1436. 119.50 to 2UO. lc h1rm of the ratings s~otom. of count, thtre is at- Sh""P: 100. Slaughter lambs 1 1 continues as always, and a way QUI lor thot veteran >QWOrfUt. The questio Tl\ty CIIJ for whetller It was ever intended research and for 'dvisory Q !or s public Qropertyt o be virto undermine the AOBOS8 .... Baldo&' 16. Cl.. IUOily run by such a tlrtldY IChi•ved. Cr LTendin&' chamber 18. 8tfort IOwanl whic]l was the k!l)' they call for more "al~. CUnnin& IQ, Knock 4. Herd. 1 01. Klng ~I.TNubioo wes never really CQntld".O. an4 "evatu,tion." or DOWN ».S(r!p. all(! Is not resolved. is a splendid game, especialWhala 1. Distaot !logo Tilt long awaited "CBS ly when the property involvtd •• Tallc 2. Roman poet II. Lion trTatlonaliJ' 3. Ignited ' Jl.bi<>iiQI'tl" hour ahout tht to sonltthing a n•huagalq syst•m. by Jhe way, is and unrepresented as "the 1. Sbephenl prophet 4. Chaalo ultd for June 31. public." 10. I>a.nger 5.Cand.l~loll I 0 AIl Y CRp SSW RD I - " while back. Uta 11 Cvmmuniratlona t~E::i ( I"CC) trl~ 10 dQ about commerelala. t<lkl the FCC to mlllll Ita '"'· and that "" Uttt. -Last year, ol c.'Qunt. U.S. surgeon generallinktd ll'fltt smoking with !iomt moderation In "'llllllercills atmtd at 1\trl was brouljbt Jhert are Indeed many wbo feel that 111t I Market Report ..... ll. Father: l!rlC ... "·"'Ia!> ........ ... «>V .... I. Themoot OOII~. &Work U. JCxcla.ma~ t . MUtt tlon CINCINNATI IUPII - Ltv.. 1<. l)tp stock 16. .A.nger Cattle: ~. Colvee 175. Sm1U u.~h<ltered mainly mixed trwlel aide II"''· helm and • . Rate& at duty cows. all cltmQ abwt et.ed)o. • . Qla)I07 Scattered salOl choice 1110-1100 IIQll lb steers 26.1~26. 7t, iood !115- :1(, Itln"' crmtaal 1050 lb 21-25. atalldard ind good liiU>uter · holsteins 21.50-U.5tJ, 1111all lots 22'. Juk,. choice 750-850 Jb heiers !1-24.50. trulta hot 32. ltor"l t.(&Lil , . Boadma.n ..... _.,. "'· Tropiooj 12, Lopl - 36. )(~ ·· ;si. CaW¥' u . Qlrl'o Card of Th•nks n&ck T 1 -- s.out ..,._ k~ur­ *'·'roy• . . Br... ·Qidlpvrot ... Pal.. IllY ... Noona14 -~ .....t~ ... Sllltwona DAJL Y CRVPfOQUQTE - llere'1 bow AXYDLBAAXB II J.OKOPIILLOW a w<llk lil Oee letter stm.ply Jtaads for •notW. Ia t:l8 lltlllp&e A Is U8f4 three L'a. X fOl' tbe tW(f O't. .U. lingle letter., a~ ~. tbe lebgtA aDd ~ t1 Ule 'IIQrds are all hln\1. &ach day tbe cu4e Jettta 11111 Meat. tw \hi I A l';s'u a q ; r II XB \ IPX& XII: QVIIV& ''- Qtl '~"•.......,.. 0$$1 .... .._.... . Q lilt WPClUW ftl'.tNK8 OF 001MQ -.....vm: O'<:l.OOIC Ill -s.un~& 1"111 1 • "lut I did llkt JOU aalcll,l tiki~~~~~. · ea~~ mel" Closed From Upright in Stock Open Mon.-S.t. Til f PM POMEROY May 31 Ia June 7 Jade W. Cuny, Manager PHONE WY 2-2181 DR. E. F. MAAG FREE 1,000 S&H Green Stamps. How? By simply viewing the new Compact vacuum cleaner R~dy in your home. Phon• WY 25 24 3tp 262.1. Pomeroy, 0. to use .•• 1 j EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE AJIRIL LOG 6:110 Sign (In 6:QO-II Mu<··al Clodl 7:110 Be S1 and Klta• Mouday 1'11111 FrldQa I:G8 JJm . Mees Show 7:1)2-30 New1 e:oe Sign-On, NOIQ 1:30 ·Sundon ~ 7:45 Echoes of Joy 1:011 Sacred Heart 1:30 Sign Oft 8:00 Qhlo Valley Ne,.. t::at Metp CT, RFD lallrdays: 8:1J-llf Musical Clock ''~ Paul Bowor• hnD 1:111 Sign 011 - News 8:16 Commtmill' Newa 1•30 Country JIIDbont l:lli Country Music Timl 9:00 Talk of tbt Tlln 1:5l WoaUte:r 1:15 Country JBillboree 8:!15 Mason CQuniJ News •---' N.... Hour 10:110 Dall Public. ....... Slnlc!t Show 7 110 Prot-~--• ,,.. Nauu""" ~~-7:• """Ill 7:30 SIIOfll lO:ll y _.. "~"' Sho tO:liO l,atchstrlng 7:31 Bill Miller Show 7:35 ~ anderllOII w 11:110 World News 7:31 PickeDJ Hardwen 111t1Y 10:45 It • Muste - AI'UIY , 11:110 Community New1 (Tueeday-Th.._,) u:oo Datry Valley • Dultoll I 12 ,311 Ivens Bulltltl lloll'4 7:50 News Top TOll Sbow !Ul News-{).GriJDI 1:30 Daily IJght IJ:OO News 12:110 qril:lllturt P~llll 1:41 Baker Furnlturt Sbtw U:15 Mustcal Interludo l2:4i Counlry Go-RouDtl (Wed.-Auollool Frl, llbn) 1%:30 '1'ht ~Y. lleriiD Tettl 1:51 Newa 11M1 t:OG Nnt 1:00 The Jim IIIII Show 1,.. Country !lo-HQUDd 7:0l Bill Miller Snlw 1:30 S\mt!Q'Ill Sertoadoo 2:55 NeWI But t:Ol CQilw Willi JIMI 7:30 Sign OCt 3:00 Mld·WtJ MltlnM IO:Ol S. lbop .....,., 3:55 News Beaf 10:1.1 MG11i11 MtdllllloM 7:30 Sign Ola - Army tl~\11' t:OO Dlscing Wltb Dos1 IO:SO Porttda ef I Pllrlol 7:55 News 4:311 IIIIWW.. IO:ltl BW M!IIW Sbow 1:00 Baptist La)'111811'1 Hour 5:00 Cammllllilf .Newl 10:41 ~ Agr. Pr1J111 ('I:W.) 1:30 Sunday Show 5:(1 Mason Counly New• 10:41 Family Worship ('111un.) 1:30 The Bible Speab To You 5:10 world & Nat'! Newo: 14:41 A.S.C. Prgm (Pelt t:a lllllday Show 5:311 Sunset Boulevard Shields) (Frldaya) 11:01 'lilt llood Lilt 7:00 Oft Tba Air 11:M News .IG:ll Olngreumau's ReJIQit lellriiJ ll:Ol Tlay'a Country JIDI~ 11~:11 SWtdaY SholP 8:00 liJgn (In 11•41 Tiny's Cottglry Hyt1111 11:• 'l1w Quiet Rwl: 1:110-11 Musical a.ck ' Time ~:01 Nen 7:00 8e Still • ltno1t ta:M Cement Block Newt 12:11 11M Christlan'l Hour 7:11Z_. NeWI l2:SOGoesaler'sGuestSIIr(Frt) 12:30 Tbe Rev. Merlin Teets 7:• t'bat • Cbtw to:30 LarJ1 Alldenon Silo" 1:00 1"• Rev. H. G. llewarl 7:45 flrat UQ J1111 IIIIa . . . I:JI 11lt Jilt. Sllu WkPI 1>11 Oblo lftWI t ·ll Blaettnar A• 11tow l1etl Tilt !ln. Aadrtw Panou 8:11Ht World Newa • (Tuet-Tbur.) l :tll 'l'llt. lln. JIQeecJt Tllorne 9:00 lll8h ldlool Hll Pcltltl t ·IO Newa (l.o<al) 1:10 The SUnday ~howcaso IO::W 8oDI 11 t :40 JIID 11"' JbQw , 1:3111 Swltlil11'11 ~ IO:t5 1'be GoltiiD I:Qt Nna NO 011 lUll Democratll =a-ll New Plastic PRODUCT IN DEMAND FOR HOMES AND INDUSnY Min, $800 - Mu. $7,000 -n. · lnw"hnent &ecured bv Inventory Mlnufaclurer In BuslnHt Since 1869 \ I Write or Call Collect FOR NEW WALKS U.S. Plastic I I Industries, Inc. 1609 N. Bro~dway 51. Loulo, Mo. GA 1-1182 '• -··- -- ·- - .. ... ··- -·.- L..~ ...... - ~··· I ' ) 4 SOOUNDREL. WJEH RADIO WMPO Radio J MWLRG .,1.&7 'I.&WC.-QLBBXXYBW '10 lilD - My Office Will Be I 11: 15 Musical materludt U:lQ II :4$ 13:et la:M ~INI~AP~~tun W lloiUiR LooiJ 11 ObJo NtWI lmlw BuiMIIa loenl 11:11 Nt1lf4.0nml 11,11 o.- Cblll kllriQ Malta" Alltmlltl li&ltlrdayl 1:55 N- IIMI 1:110 sttvrdiJ lllelbwo a:ee Newt Beat S:OO Saturdl)- Nallneo 3:55 Newa !Mit 4:00 Dlsctng Witb Doss t:30 Top Teo RcYIIIt 5:110 S.twc~Q News R4pQr1 5:11 Dlllller Muslctlt ....., 5:" ~u.nlty ,,. 00 'l'llt Air Chllirs 7:59 Sip On 1:00 ,.. !Hufllnl Jlrtlel1or 1:15 Nt'llf a.port I:Stl llturcl! ol Chrtlt 9:00 Mus!W llllebtdt 10:30 Firlil 8aplill Churt:h 11:30 Chlltlreu's Chapel 11:45 Sunday News Spocial 12:00 Newa Report 2:15 Episcopal Cllllrc1:00 Church of Ood 1:30 Gospel Clll 2:00 Old FQikt !lour a:QO 190 Hit Plrllll I:• News Betdlinet 1:• 190 Hit ParMI 1:55 News t:OO 190 Hlll'lradt t:30 News Headllnet t:U 190 Hit P.... 4:55 News 5:00 City Cornlllisltonw Rep. 5:15 . . Hll Para41 7:00 011 'lbl Air -- AN' wHeN 1 L()CI(IO HIM UP, HE STARIE!O ~~~~IN' HIS 1'001. HEAD �'t • Bridal Shower Is Given #or Linda Stove 1t'as the scene ror the b~idal thower honoring Miss Lmda Stowe, bride - elect of Bruce McKenzie, of Pomeroy, Fnday night May 14. Games were ptayrd a n d prizes awarded to Donna P~ 1 ~s, Suzanne Winebrenner dnd Lmda Neigler. The door prize went 10 Linda Lipscomb Gifts were placed on a t.able tovered with while. centered "'ith 8 large yellow umbrella with yellow ttnd white streamers rrom the wall to the corners 1o SHfFT~ " .' Choose ~everal cool shlfti from qur colorflll cor. lection, styles for beach, l~lsure ·· and streetwear, solids, prints and plaids. Make your selections now 2.95 to 7.95 , I Day Week end needs at Elborfelds. Dresses and Sports. Select your Memor1o .. r for Women and Girls on tho second floor - Mens and Boys Wear on :ho lot floor - Picnic Supplies and Housewares on the lsi • SPEND THE SUMME~ 1.~ Open Thursday and Every Week Day 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Open Saturday Night Until 9 PM The social room of the S)Taeuse Asbury Methodist church fl~r and don't I THIS YEARS the table. After she opened Women's of •Racine , Mrs. Marjorie Man- gacet Cotlri~l. Mrs. (;Jori~ Mi- l and l ;:~rol, ~tr~. E..vei}TI Stowe . Mrs. Mar11.tu Moore, ! Mi!s MarcJa Karr. Lmda (:lnd Cai-olyn Lipsromh, Patt _, and Su!anne Winf'brenne-r . Barbara-Sprouse. Donn<~ Phelps. P~rn Sylvester, Sha ron Housh. Lmda. Karen and Nolo ,'\!eiglt>r. Sending glfts were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas HendriK, Irene Wise, Ada Slack . Jean A II en, Claudia Miller, Janiet: ~--.anua l , Helen Baer, Alberta <~nd Li nda Hubbard, Sadte 'fhuene1 , Doro-:hf Hartlen, Betty Ash. Wanda of covrst! La" iMI'SI FASHION •• , tudl .,_ iil&ed w.orjng II ""' _ , ¥ougloo Ju.,;., U.b<'""-d appl;q..d """" I .....,_ .... -... pe.,.,..,. I ! - .utlappod br ""' dol bovadclooft. . . bolt. r.. ,.. g~<i ,. r "' vnder. ~ .d•'a •n;.n. ak•JOo J choose from. All sleeve- pil 00')' "' bt<Kk. Select several cool cotton dresses from I Horsecave Pionl'l'rl Y011th Gro11p Meets to dot aod appfique of ..d. i to less. Sizes 30 to 3B. d - wort*- Whfh lkirt • hot days ahead. Many fabrics /;tI our beautiful collection, all easy to 0 • fashion righl stacks and sMrts ~ a wide selection of fabrics and styles , , , oil wmoen lor play and dless weaol • fll'IOI'ed canllno,.al loot llocb or loy willa matching bel~ • Shirts io kmh, looadclollu ...r ginghOOM • • • plaids and solids , , , stripes and checics • • • VCified collar slyl"ong , , , And oil "' om! olllol care fabrics. --------------~ Boys' Short Sleeve Right Sport Shirts $1.95 CHOOSE SMRAL SETS NOW! For The A meeting of the Hor<iecave Pioneers Youth Council was 1eld M;:J.y 19 at the home of Ronnie Holler. Linda Whiff' called the meetIng to order. The Lord 's pray~r was led by John Morrissey and Pat .\1otrissey ted t he Sizes 6 to lB. Solids, checks, plaids, Summer stripes. All 100% washable, and in Pledge to the Flag. Karen McKay ga•e the roil call wrth 10 a wide range of styles that boys like DRESS SLACKS present. and one visitor. The secretary's report was given by Pat Morrissey. Dues were taken by Karen McKay. Group diseussion of "Safety Behind the Wheel," was led by Pat Morrissey. Records were played hr recreation and refreshments of cookies, kool-aid and pie were served lo Linda While, Edith Rose, Karen .\-1cKay, Wipple, Iris McKay, Susie Ronnie Holter, John Morrissey, Roger Deem, Pat Morrissey. and Terry Reiber . Sharon Halttr was a guest. The next meeting wrll Long Holiday! With Short Slnves Select from a large group of Men's Short Sleeve styles, muscle shirts, in stripes solid colors, white and combinations. Waiter W. Rife, principal of Cheshire-Kyger Elementary School, announces the Grade siX · Joyee PICNIC SUPPLIES SCOTT PAPER NAPKINS ............. , 39c New! Jumbo pack. Soft like cloth. Yellow, tur· quoise, white. 180 in a package. SUPEllTHERM ICE CHESTS ... . ...... $2.95 Keeps cold 4 days. Cannot leak, molded in 1 piece. Strong, tough, made from fabulous Vacusel, the new insulation discovery. COLD DRINK CUPS 5 ounce Waxed Cups . . . . . . . . 50 In 7 ouneo Waxed Cups ...... 100 in 1 plcg. 44c •!*II· $1.09 Swisher all A's. . Students making B or better are: Jane Darst. Emily Grose, Dreama Rankin, C.C.. Russell, li4liy Stump, Donald Telie. Term Tholflll'On. and Jeffrey Tyo. Grade five : Roy Thompson, (Qncy Needs. Pollyanna ThomPoon, Deborah McDanielc, DanIel' Swisher. Nancy Rodgers. Roialle Ree.., David White, T.-ry Moles. Pamela Mitchell IIIII Pamela Misner. Grade four : John Baird, 1 ScottVinton Johnson, Sheila Freaman, I 1114 Rankin. Three: Dwight Thomp- 1 IOnGrade Edward Swlaher, ~niel l • Randy McDaniels, SteNeed&. Tritoly 1 hed olacb !flat Scott CUT-RITE PLASTIC BAGS 50 Sandwich Bags an • roll ... , ........ . 29c 25 Largo Siu Bags on 1 roll ....... .... . 39• Scott CUT-RITE PLASTIC WRAP The easy to handle wrap 100 FT. ON A ROLL ................. . 31o SCOTT CUT·RITE WAX PAPER Extra strong. Triple waxed protection 125 FT. ON A ROLL ................... 27c JOHNSON'S "OFF" Pressurized Insect repellent. KeeJll mosquitoes away from you ....... · . · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · 98e "BUGS.EM" INSECT REPEl. LENT ..... $1.00 Citronella Candle. Aids in reducinF, the annoy· ance from mosquitoes and small f ying 1nsects• liloopaotllftho -ippOSIIS_,. A wide 11lacliC111of lltesefa«MIU J. o Cltab llf $tllllot <OIOI'I 44) and Extra Large (46-48) White, solid colors, •IGIIf-.....,., stripes. Plenty of Henley neck Shirts, Jac-Shirts, Afto ............, , Golfing and Boating Shirts. All are 100% washable u •fi,.lnlllllli)Ms General Electric ELECTRIC FANS 20 inch · Portable Fans. Cools up to 5 rooms. Completely portable, 3 speeds. Does 2 cooling jobs. Ventilates and cir· Just received ·at Elberfelds an excellent new selection of Mens' Hanes Dress Socks, Crew Soclll· In· foot size. Stretcl) and soc:l!a, wlth . ~n .IO)e, ·b~ ··~ ton stretch aocb, bulky knit banlon itreicblell, smart arSYie patterlli and 1D all ~ea.. Stop In at Elberfelds first floor. See this ntw · ~election of SocU for men and makt your ~leetlon. and solid cotton twill, half boxer top. Sizes 7 to 14. culate. Full cooling pow· of oscillating pur...,.. ·--- fans Cool Crop Tops To Coordinate ' ' Shorts !I'N· J.' , ,.,. Wte, ~aBmg, Bre~ ~~~~~~~~~$~1AO~::::~~::::::~H~w::N:w:a:MK~d~·~t~,------::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::-:~~~~~~~ da Lawson, Katllryn Norril, pbm Cathy Spauldlua. 11101 -'fi!i~---··-··'- ·-·· .. ·- ·~ . . . ~, ---·- L~ - --- ...--.......... .--~W,o""'-"''"'t'l,,...,_,_P..'loOI-No..,....,...., .... -~-..~~~-...~...-~.. ..,_ _...;,. ,.,_ .. . _ _...,••_ _.,_,..,_...._ . ,,, •. . _ _...._ _. ._ ..;......~:A lsla~ds, shortt~ L d Sh to ea ow rnear ( With our free • enterprise. By capital punishment. They called The old parkmg lol In Pom- 1 Regalia rhoirman Wrlhs Gospel slngln( unit known e... making it worlbwhlle to work, upon the judicatories and mem- eroy will be JUmping the even- : Leadingham has signed rywhere by recording, personal the welfare worker and the hers to work for the abolish· ing of June 18. outstanding troupers to appear appearance. and on ,television. taxpayer will benefit. ment of the dealh penalty . , on the parking iol · o !ltn. Collins gave a typical . . · That's the mght the Pomeroy 1 - The Musical Wades IP I -A rock •n• roll combo te 41 follow the above in the "pack1 f If 1 1e t Another major prece of legisRegatta begins a weekend or i • g examp e o a We are rec P n Ia!" d' ed Tu . -a red tot group of zanv arttsts 1 . who eds mJ · f """" 1011 was ISCUSS at esI fun and water competitJon. • , n a n11num o ..- day s meetings when the 835 'I who have been booked •.mto the Iagef deal" performing especial• 1 Senior commencement Friday and Eighth Grade grad- <11 determined by the Welfare commissioners discused 8 new Here to headline the show at fanciest places on the North 1Y or area leen-agers. uatlon ceremonies tonight conclude the Middleport Department) 1o live. At present, tatement of faith . The Con- 8 p. m. will be Minnie Pearl I AmeMcan rontment. I Comedian Bill VaU&han will school year. Welfare Department Provides fession of 1967 dealt wrth such ol the Grand Ole Opry. -The Harmonarres. a Negro emcee the show. Speaker for the senior commencement exercises will ' 141· The welfare recipient controversial top cs as wa r ' - -- ~ ~ -· I''"'' 1 1 1 I ' ""IMillions of Beetles 1 be William Balson, who is affiliated with the Ohio Youth Commission, and is superintendent of training inslitu. tiona of central Ohio. He is a aduate of William and Ma Colle e with a de..... In and ry .g Texas St •II Tops 'em All ~ychlatric ~nd ~lw 1 th~ pOmeroy 0pens n·Iamond PIay ~ "Amerl~n •~·nd"'• ~- T~gers . .~'"'""'"·'~··•;c r·ICkets sb.II AVal•}abJe£or Boat Trip h~•a:~- 4-~ ~e 1 equ~p- ~II ~~~ens ~va~ ~ 01.~~~ ~ ~calto;~ dwmdl~ Ticket~ Wt bJ omiU 111'1111 fire ftlte I Sbe wn1 ltoa- mtmlty by phone dlst!uastna the Deem, VIenna, W. Va.: Ronald The Chaperon which Is the SANTO DOMINGO - SET· I«<IIJa!Q'Iq 1 eotl\'1)1, :pita! aa jtatlent. purchase of oulll<!rtWons. '!'bey Dalley, Portland; Eula Welker, 8110 passenger boat operating tlemenl of lhe bitter political ! • . oald perso111 purout of Cincinnati will be usl'd flltert!ncet wltlch bave di'J!i<led · . · M<I.RliJlOI!: chase of lhe 1 ng tom, ward Ba er, for the excursion. thll strife • lOrn elty appeared PLAN DINNER . Georp jvmtam a, be oware of the be, Parkersburg. •• ·itJstant u ever today, almost There wilt be a Decorallotlt Letart, W, .ma<btnJst, llid filre sigDJnr. · · 1 DISCHARGES - Ca!Tie Os1 after U. S. lroopsllnd- Day Dinner at the Letart Fall• Mdie Mie Weaver, •1, RIIC!Ine, _ · borne, Reedsville: Charles HyPLAN DlNNto;R td rtlltor oerder • C«ttinun . lty Hall, 811. May 29th wa.ltreoit; Wlllil1'\ ' '111omp · EXTEND ONJI att, Racine; Beulah Cline, The Wesleyan Service Guild of U. ' B. offlcl:lla were lrylng spoaaord by the Metbotllsl · •. 01., A Gne day exleasloQ ·bat been Reedsville• Ronald Jeffers, the Racine Methodist church wifli9ut apparent IUel:elt to c;trurcllea or .l,otlrt l"allj, otudent, f!ld .J;YIEIIton Brill' JIVI!II on U.. Jllfthillll e1 II&. Pomtl1lJ,McHo'hrton, Racine; will sponsor a Memorial Day bJ I compromise snlutloll Servln(·' jrlll be&la 11: noa, :10, Middleport', olu.lh\'IIUI' 1·eu tor 1111 Lellild Nelsori, Pomeroy; Char- dinner Monday, May 31, in the . ICGnllnuecl on pqt J) , 11:311 a.m. M, -J. · • , . Nnqilll, , loo Wolle, Rlc.iat. church llllllQ. ... ' .. , _, ..., ,, ' '' .tPPIJ(:&TIO~S ~.. ~th ~help ~It- ! ~ v., ~brttlt, ~ P~ ' ' aft~!"ey 'IJ liiiWe~ 'I end • 11• th 1n t ( llllSS 1,. Story' MENS SOCKS stripe seersucker, With se~bly Drvo~ everw~l~mglyl ~-- ~ -~ ~e.d girls jamaica shorts. Cool eSn tho complete fino Mmdana~. "m.~tch_" llbviouoly needs f60 tnOre. Bow- poverty and racism I MIMWASHINGTON I'"'"''"'" ,,,.,,_.. !UPIJ '.. . ever, Instead of..~Jn& pennlt- Th G' A · bl ted to earn the ""'• lhe welfare e enera1 ssem y aurecipient io actuaUy penalized thorized • !~member comnut- Tbe <Dill of !Mng climbed by by having every dollar deduct- tee to consider amendments. lhree-tenlbs of one per cenl I .. 1c ed. / Ill Aprft to 1 new record hlgb. WASHINGTON - SECRETA· Soclal Work. , . ty Prosecutor, aa guqt speu- Sen. Collins hopea that thiJ The Cburch and Sor1ety re- lhe Lebar llepartmeot reportSAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI)- The beetles are lnvadinc ry Of Dean Rusk bas The officiating mlnuters will er. bW will provide lhe moti•ation 1port also touched off _somewbni ed lockly. i San Antonio Not the tall two-legged shaggy variety, but iOrved OD Russll be the Rev. Howard Ruppelt, The student wtll sing 10. raloe the standard of living I of a furor when It drsclosed a I Hlper prtces for gaosflne. the low to the ground msect type. Red Clnna that the United and Rev. Donald Hicks. The two numbero, Hymn to the of tb uirtnc tht eed f' pronouncement on the touchy fresb frafot and vegetableo. The beetles which usually reside underground wert State. will not be frlchtened oot high scbool .Jlee club wtll •lni our Freedoms," by llevicbon elf:: lance• n o mteracral-marriage question. en• loba'-co and consumer brought to surface by rerent rains that flooded S8llo of VIet Nam . by threats of two weal aumbers, "Gift Me and "Let's Pray For ·Peace' by w a 1 services contributed to tbe f f th 't a w1der war m ASia J v Tired Your Poo .. b Be 1 M C. '-•"""lin 'lb d band 11 1ons o e ct y. · ,our • .! Y r- . _.. . e <I el . biggest monlbly locrease ' Coty officials said the black The pests do not eat a.,. Rusk made his toup policy Ill - Rin&wald and Born lo H will play the procthlolllli and a illa;;:o.oo slace last july. be•lles seem tu have a special thing they just dlink water. ltalemeot ala news conference Free"(H}'Illn lo Amerl.ca, ar- also 1 number, 'VUiafe;• by Ia oe<arduee wtlb <USI018 : " " -:""""'""'"· delight for traveling on the They' at.O are Jtllracted Ill Wednesday dorlng which he .rallied by Wllliama. Oslerlmg. Ministers partlclpot- ary abservuee cl Memorc..pressways. and are so light. makmg mght drivmg )1111' also revealed that a second s.. '!'be Senlor wiD play In( will be the Rev. M.E. Dow- tal Day liUI Moaday, ... lhick that sometimes a driver licularly buzarduub. Viet antiaircraft missll< site lhe recessional and a number, 8011 and the Rev. Clyde E. Bart- DaUy S..ttnel will ... be pub can no! see the road for the may be eonstrucllot. in Yooth Concerto" by letl lfsbed lbal day, '!be first games of Pomeroy ' inch - and - a - half long crea- TI-e. speedy pests have been North Viet Nam. Ward. Diplomas wlll be award· Replar PDD!Jcalloil wB .., Boys· League play will be this ture.; scurrying about. roammg about do.mtown lllteell ed and studento recognized for I • • . • ! for a week, but only In • the J wrthD"the d playmg d th . mak•· !he roac' slr"cker the about · CIVIL RIGHTS ou .. ,.. ...., achl evements. .,,. Rf ~hmon d T 1 k en to lllme Tuesday, J1111e 1• evenmg "Thev past few days have takett 19 1 1 1 " WN'f.lii am will at • m. ·.. · ___ .. e on _amon . an eI • than ice," .;;aid onP offjcial. to the suburbs via the npreaworker from Chewelab, Wash., progr bqJn P Holzer-jloapltll Yankees battling the P1rates on There have been too many ac. ways said he would conli_nue efforts Eighth Grade graduation cer. Bob Rlehmand 1 Run MAN FINED Diamond II, 1 cidents to OYen count... I City hes;th official• said 10 desegrep~ publiC facllltlea emontea will be eonducted to• s Homer Moodlspa1J8h, 44, Mtd. 1 I h h h th beet! 1d at Crawfordville, Ga., today de- light at the hip lchool ludl· coal mll!e .worker, was rushed disport, wal fined f50 and eosll The lloclgers wUI_ go agamst Tickets are siili available , t ey t oug t e es w~ spile a boliting and warning 10 torhuh at I p:m. with Mr. to Holzet hospital lnd admitted and sentenced to 10 d•ys in Yankees on I for the Club Boat Trip on j Pohce Hunt Clues away ': leave towJ r1 Bernard Fultz, Meip Co u n· lor lacerationo austained In an jail b Middl port Ma Lee " ay evenmg w e e rgen the Ohio River leaving Middle, appear · so spra_, .. ,. was n. - - ' - accldl!llt 11-lhe Ho!llle coal mine Smith¥ to play ordered. Ther• measureo still havtlaltetL been Tony Scrutqn, Z5, said he was I 1 on a del···• ""••rl Yyornd co uc1 are Diamond 11 the Bombers on I port at 10 a.m. Saturday morn- In Dtsappearaoce no preYentlve held In "protktiYe cuotocly" by WednesdaJ, cbarje Wednead8J7. The Mayor . log, May 29. Non 4-H groups PT. PLEASANT - Local the Tallafeno County shefllf's WASIDNGTON (VP!) Middleport Emqenc,. • re,- also ordered a bond A new entry In the Pomeroy ' are. invited to attend if accom- state Police are still seeking offi• • for about nine hours Wed- '!'be Delease lleplnmeat to- cue oquadmen,1 wllo forfeitlll't by Edward Keith Kel- 1Boys leag_ue this season ts the pamed by leaders or parents. clue• to the missmg driver of NOW }'011 K RGIIO nesday alter he was ab- doy IDDOID<ed tbat u 0111- the caD at 0:f7 l.m., ..ld zor, Tllsa, Okla. char1ed with HiiJTlsonvllle learn coached by This is the annual boat excur- l the abandoned Volvo car foond All eleetrte radiant llealbtl dueled and beaten by a carload was o1e of lwo Amertcaas Rlchmbltdh wq Injured when drlvl1111 left of etntor. Arnott. The :;:malnder ol sion sponsored by \he five coun- · Monday afternoon off Rt. 62 •yslem whi<b <Ill be Nhl of white men. '.killed by Communist guerrll•. wao caq I In I ploce of e achedule wd1 announced . of Me s ackson Vinton about four miles north of Pt. ooto ceDlnas •lmDar lit ..up. Scruton lo the son of a mln- j lo fire bt Sotdlt VIet Nam. ment.. He •ustained PB"!fUI lei WARNING UAJ)E later this week. andrg Hocking ' Pleasant. '!be car contained ,per Ia now available, Isler and a IJ'aduate Of Waall- Copl. FletntDc B. lrabterd i lacerltk!N. '!'be •quad no was Pomeroy offlclalo today warn. . bl t $I · h t th many papers, identification card 1at e !ngton State College. He w a' m, .1, VermlWatt, Olllo, 4led .llliDimoned atl:3'1o.m. tocl•y for ed that .magazine salumen are Veteran• Memorial Hospital ;;,e a e a billloid, broken eyeglasses and DOl serloi'IIY hurt, 1 Wltlda Wedtteaday. He wo1 1 Joyce Not'ris II Soulh n.Jn.av. coniiCIIDf residents (1/.lhe com- ADMISSIONS - Jeffrey, un Y x ensron IC • keys. , WEATHEft ~r 5.95 to8.95 An excellent vatu~ In er. Quiet. ~reltare canw;~back ordl- ~ Commu~t Slacks s1.00 .i :1 Men's JAMAICA SHORTS Blake Wins Approval Sen Collins Of Policies c0•AUthor 0£ '\Vork Plan' Squire~ Sta~e ~lice Other Girls' -"'·~•-'"' I ~·'oat- ~-r. WORLD and easy to care for. REED'S PAPER PLATES For Picnic- Patio and everyday use 4" SQUARE DESSERTS ...... 24 in a pkg. 15e 6" ROUND PLATES ... ..... 30 in 1 pkg. 25c 9" ROUND PLATES ........ 18 in a pkg. 25e 9" ROUND PLATES ........ 100 in 1 pkg. 99c honor roll for the fmal six weeks perIod of the school year. The list II ao follows: " All sizes. Small (34-36) Medium (38-40) Large (42- penoa, ' eroy attorney. service In GalllpoU., He .. ld Following presentations, Set- there would be advlllltageo 10 o COLUMBUS (UP!) - The tera of Multi-Cballlll!l withdrew servfcln( the instaUatlOII beo !77th General Assembly of the hll propaoect ordinance in order cause ol the nearness of GallUnited Presbyterian Church U. '_,... 1o make changes, after bearmg . polls 1o Pomeroy and MiddleS. A. ended Wednesday with the '" commit~. Squ~· proposab.. port, · delegates giving stated clerk ;I , ., ReprtMnlltlves of To"' r Setlera had lftdl..ted his He • .., II!COtnplt\led by RiDr. Eugene carson Blake • "· An~~ .Ine., C<Jehoeton, . ~· ltrtil ·would "make a Pl)'lllellt" ebird Owen, pr,tfdent of lhe vote of confidence. tile mt1;JWme1 Cab'• C\illJ...fAil' :lhe.J'jgbt lo <Ome Into. Mfd. Obio ¥allljl PuWishln(.c..., who COLUMBus · Sl''lt. In .a tast minutedisolay of : . ' pany rl J>prtsrnouth described J dler>oi1, l'ased OQ mile• bf ca- would bead a local fitm to ..,. :e, Colllna 1oc1ly .O..uthoi-ed a fu-eworks, the Redwoods, Calif., I MUZZLE TRAINED ON YOU - A Glowtng in of CO. equiPment that woold be In- ble laid. erate the cable service and wort lncenti" plan for Presbytery charged Dr. Blake ' Jonial touched off cannon charge al Pfull1pme after cast. stalled. Spealdng for Tower I oald hlo board ol di- Steve Swarny, man"l!er at Gal- recipients. j with "abusing the pawers of his mg of thts gun at Barcelona m I 891 But that s a wh1te-hot pamt brush 10 hands o! Antennas wao Ralph Squires, rectors had not authorized 1uclt llpolit. .. The bill would permH a per. office." Court House Custodian Carl Nelson Dexter sprucmg up the cannon, floral urn, and 011 -!dent, and for Multi- [a promise. He asked that he Both firms promised to son welfare to earn the dli-j ., Memonal monument on the Courthouse lawn. Exactly 40 years ago, May 30, 1925, hannef, Paul J. Setters, OX(\<-, be given an opportunity to re- maintain an afftce and iOrvlce fert!nce betwean a minimum 1ub- The Criticism was squaleched, Gen. S W. Founlatn. donated this prime example of,Spanish cannon. Engraving• tve 88Biotant. ' I vise his proposal If Multi-Chan- stiff at the low.- aile location s;stonce level and what the however, when the General As- I disclose it was cast· "Barcelona 30 de Abnl De 1891. Apparently 1t Is of 80 mm, Both ·firme bnve appeared be- nel with specific of- of which woold be w'here sit- State actually ,lves. without k with six lands and grooves. _ fore P""!eroy counciL A third ,lers in trus respect. nala &est can be received. this being charced aaalnst the to •• ve · a e a vo e con-- -proposal m the form of OIJ Squires otressed the financial A year - long teatbig procram welfare check. I !Jdence. • { alto bns been submitted soondness of Tower Antennas to find the best ligna! location Sen. Collin• empbasized that I ID other final day action, lhe to Middleport council. Thl• was land its record of service. Tow- woolct be necessary. SliouJd this this Is a humanitarian bill and Irepresentative& realfirmed the .1 j by Frank ·W. Porter, Jr., Porn- er AnteMas is iiJstalling a cable (Continued on Pllt 2) thai It II perfectly consistent I denomination's stand agamst Two rival TV-Cable firma made proposals Wednesday night to Middleport Council but no action aas liken pendmg study by Council's Ordinance Ia the .....,...feel...rloolc KNIT SPORT SHIRTS be bold ot lhe Middleport com· mllllity park wllh dan<fng From t to II p.m. Tbe D-Jays will emcee llle daD<e wblch I• bela& 1Ji0nl0l'ed by the Mldlepart .Park Ann. Tbe dances wtll be held every Tueoday DIPI dorllt .lhe oummer monlbo, Admlooioa Is SO. per MilS Graduation Exercises Are T0mght andFrl"d · ay slacks lor me~~! neck Junt" 2~ with pl(:lce to be announ- Final Six Weeks Honor Roll Released •btal Cable Firms Make Offers traditional ced later. and was not, comforts me.'' lld Curlic:u· intere. ted citizens." Further informa tim COil be ebtained by telephoning the Melts County Health lleJ)IIrlment, WY 2-3723. Fashion-right be At hough! lurt he day EngUsh Poet Robert Browning once wrote~"Ylhat I aspired to be, (Z) • cal Society; ane DeBuse, Nutrltlonist, Ohio DeJllrtmenl of Health; Miss Mary Lou Harri8011, Public Health ,NuniiJ8 eonsultaitt, Ohio Department of Heallh; Mrs. Susan Will, Mrs. Calberine Lowery, Mn. Edlll French, Mrs. Marino Hobstet. ter, Public Health Nurses from the Meigs County Health Jle. par!ment. Mn. Will oaid, "There are openings in the classeo ftir more nan~ Sizes 29 to 50 Waist measure Boys' Knit Shirts V-neck Federal and Mr1. Sus1111 Will, nursing co- problems, especially obesity. recent ' dabeHc liOI'eel1ing surordilllltor for lire Meigs County There will be no charge for vey." H~tb Department 8llllOUIIced the classes. Subjects to be cov- The schedule for cii!ISet II: tocLv tbt lldledule for six claas· ered include, Undentanding di- Tburaday, June 3, 'Medical cones 011 diabetes lo be held at the abetes, meal planning; food buy- .tderattons of diabetes," Dr. federated Church, East SOcond lng and preparation suggestions; Edmund Butrlmua; Tburaday, ftreet In Pomeroy. care of the feet; insulfn reac- June 10, June 17, June :u and The Health Deparlment II lion, and diabetic eoma. • July 1, "Nutrition,' Jane De~ng the courses with em· Nurse Wlll added, "The Ohio Buse; Thursday, uly 1, 'Nusrl>haslo m meal plannln( for per- Deparlment of Health has made ing," Mary Lou Harrison. S!>ns With diabetes, other mem· avalable a specialist in nutri· Procram Particlpont1 are: Ed~rs Ill the ·diabetic person's lion to be used particularly In muncl Butrlmua, M.D.• represflllllily; also people with weight the follow·up program of our entln( the Meta• Cj)un~ Medl- ~ce Men's Wash 'n Wear to wear and mothers like to buy. collar styles. appearances recently in Meigs county Of Jolm L. Parsons of the Sta~ Department of Educatton , before joint meetln(s o I boards and achool heads. Mr. Parsons, a former teacher and admlnistrator at Middle. 110r1 and Rolland, outlined advantagea in consolidat11J8 as to Ita~ for lal<en and a clear explanation of wbat ia proposed is given to tum, <I) Vocatiotlll b'alnlq the voters, I'll be satisfied with : · <4) Malntat 'ng lllndardi the outcome nell November. required by the state. "Tbe people deserve a chance Deportment t1 J!ldeettoa to vote on this question. Our ourveya are madt to wwer achool! belong to them." queoll0111 •Olen uti Mr. Jones, an officer of the the line to be vo1e<1 lpOD. Farmers Bank & Savings co., JIWianl Jones, clerk ol the In Pomeroy, indicated he was Pomery School board. said Wed- strolgly in favor of consolidane4tJay night: " Uon and expected "to get out "As long ao tlie survey ll and work for it." (I) new construction, ' oolton blouses for the styles and of the autYey. A mojorlly II ueded for IID!IIe Ia Na•emher Action ol the boardt followed Announce Diahet es Study ·Classes ~~:.~~~~d:~~~~; Cool, crisp, tailored ~eigler, Mrs. Ralph Radcliff, I Nancv Parker, Mrs. Dorothy Winebrenner. Mrs. J a me s I ~ulck .. Mrs. Willwm Huudasbelt \1rs. J C. Ferrell. Mns. Linda Perrell. Donna Thriss, 1\olrs. Anna Roush. Mrs. Daisy Patteraon. Mrs. Jun~ So .~-re, Mts. Car·ie Smclair. Host' Ann Th~iss, Betty Levaey and )..1rs. Dan Rizer. KOLESPORT Blouses $1.00 $1.99 $2.99 ual, Mrs. Jessie Stowe. \1rs. Sara Roush . Mrs. Margaret Eil. lnger 01 nd Linda . Mr~ . Mar~hael by'iW Sleeveless 1 THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1965 Ji-,ive chool Boards Ask for urve ote on onsolidation Issue Voten ol .flve Meigs county other boards approvln( mat. lldlool districts will aay yes or lni the rtqunt are Middleport no to co~lldaU011 ,.II Novem- Exempted VOISie, Norlbwestern her :1. . Local, SaUsbury Local, and Thll wu Inured Wednesday Bedford Local. Middleport a. night wheD tho Pomeroy School greed to ask the survey In a Board voted unanimously to uk special meeting Tuesday night. the State Department of Edu- Others had acted earJi.,, cation to mike a survey OIJd re- Under state taw 1 school concon~mendalion on the consolida- solldation question goes to the tlott queStion. Pomeroy became voters once a survey has been the ftflb board to ask for the requested and completed. survey. also fixes deadlines and limits SLACK SETS COOL eroy,' Mrs. Bernie~: Theiss_ and Sharon. Dorcas: Joy Netgler POMERoY -MIDDlEPORT. OHIO •.. , .... tho Furniture Department on tho 2nd and 3rd floors. MAry Lisu and Penny, of Pom- NO. 34 ·~ f forgot tho Spoelal Solo Prices on Summer Porch and Lawn Furnrturo now In her many Jovt>ly gifts. refreshments oi cake , min ts, eolfee and punch were served by her sisters, Mrs. Marth~ Dudflmg or Crown Crty, Mrs. Sarah Nelgler or Racine ~;~nd Sharun Sue Cottrill of Syral'use Others present w~re Mrs. Dorothy McKenzit. daughters, VOl XVII co~~kl ~lum':i Tl~:::r .awtho~e· 1' mal~. eontr~· I D~Y ~IH!IIIilebool ~tlllllll • ' . Personnel at the local bus Cooler tonJclt, lbnJocleniJowo terminal tentatively identified a ers OYer ball of •llreme _.. picture of the missing owner east. Parlfll clearll& Iller .,.; Paul s Finley Columbus' nJcht, low It- 15 •rthnL . 23 as that a In_ the, ter• mlnal Monday evenmg rnqumng MEETING PlJT Oftl' aboutlnlare and lime schedule The Southern Local . to Pr ceton, N. J. Board meeting to 111ft Finely's wife reported him to held tonlchl has been!. the liiiMing Persons Bureau until a later ill Collllllbua Tuesdq morning. nounced tociQ. _. · ' • ~I perso~ · da~, Ill~ .. - ." ..... ... .,..,' � 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 26, 1965 belles cartwright russell