https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b243b448107570a3100bbb175298c2c8.pdf c35a4d1b43af2720b5b1a7fbb430c9a2 PDF Text Text ' ~. ' I, . ·I· ' •j ' 1,2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 2, 196~1 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Folden I!) of A nd A d , Meeting . ' rou n ~ Churc.h Society About ;,·~ Held Recently IZ.&&MU m: itMM"A I •, . ~~ , •; , J Ab Mam y out [; Peopie In M'ddl I I pOmerOy , epo 1 I HonorS I O h 0Up e n 65 C I '! AnntVersary • a:d I 1 1 ~I '{ first and last names, Ollerlng amounted to $10.47. Those preaent _were: Brenda and De!llllll GUmore, Nancy, Darla Kathy SUe Gill, Pe~ and Patty • • Barbara 111d Keith KleiD, Barbara 8lld DlLewis D~a .smith Dar· 8 lene MlcJUiel, ·Greg Eblin: Jack J b!l Donald Wis 'I p e~~~j Srrillh: B:;,~~r; .00 Wa;ne Pullins · , -and fam;ly of Hebron were Sun· '; ''""'"'1---~\~ Mrs. Jacl< ' Kelly of Colum- ' day allemoon guests of Mr. l 9 bus VISited briefly Saturday w•tb l and Mrs. Eshe Mossman. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ev- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones Jr. ~ erett Dailey and attended the and sons of Columbus spent the rf ; ~ Alumru banquot. weekend with their parents, I the ~1111£: ~ci:ary SoeleM Mrs. Asa Jordan of Middle- jMr. and Mrs. Roy Jones Sr. ty of 1 e ure Free Me~ port vlliited Friday evening with and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight D~vls thodlsl Churh met In the parMr and Mrs Floyd Price of Mrs Dessie Patterson , Monday afternoon visitors of and children, KTISti and Jim, sonage recreation room for its Cinc;;.na!I wer~ weekend guests Miss Nancy Boso of · Great : Mr. and. Mrs. E. J. Hill were of Kingston were Memorial Day regular monthly meetbtJ . May of her 51ster and brother-in . Bend js spendmg a few days Mrs. Elizabeth Coleman and guests of Mr. and Mrs, William 3~. Leaders wert Mrs. James Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Everett ":ith her grandmother, Mrs. De.. ,Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cole!DBn K. Russell and famdy. Gilmore and Mrs. Ernest Dailey. Sie Patterson. jof Sebnng, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Holiday weekend guests Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dalley Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Scllu- Zwilling of Ch1ca~o, Ill. and Mrs. Guy Reynolds were Mr. Songs, "My Bible and !" and R~un10n and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Price ler and daughter, Lmda of Co- Mrs. Andrew Zwlllmg •nd son and Mrs. Clarence Archer "Thy Word have I hid In My visited Monday with Mrs. Ja- Iambus were weekend guests of 11 Leo . children, Charles Leslie and Heart" were sung. Prayer was f cob Gloeckner and Mr. and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ja· 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith of Cheryl A M N' Bl d requested for the people ol Mrs. Llovd Moore. cob Schuler. Columbus were weekend guests M and n~ rsw·uma B~n .i the Dominican Republic. · Mr. and Mrs. Jumus Clark of Mrs: .Florence Holley. They dau hte~· Ca~t'!~d C~~ . A family reunion was held . ."'" sons, M;ke and Jeff of Dub- also visited Mr. and Mrs. al of g • Y "A chapter m the Study _book, Sunday evening at the home of 1h Akron, and Mr. and Mrs. Treasures In the Dommican Mr. and Mrs. John Frick, Rock lin, Ind were Sunday guests Dw;ght Logan and son. her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis, Syracuse, C aries Bland and sons, Mark Republica," was read. Each Springs Road in observance of Everett Thomas. Bill Lehew, Pomeroy and Don and David, of Talmadge, OhiO. hild was given Sugar Cubes their 65th wedding anniversary TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY Mrs. William KiUinge~ re-ILehew and daughter, Debbie, Sunday the group mludmg Mrs. corresponding to the lesson. which will he June 14. FAMILY NIGHTS turned home last Friday, alter! Columbus spent the weekend in Mmerva Childers were 10 An offering :was lakin with Refreshments were served dill'· ' 1 ESCAPE BY NIGHT., a three weeks VISit m Dayton ' Newport, Ky. with . Mrs. Au.. on. W: Va:, . where they eac~ one brmgmg a penny for ing the evening to Mr. arid Mrs. W1th Tt:rence Longliun with Mr. and Mrs. Walter KiJ-Itm Lehew and viSJted Austm a falnlly p;cmc at the home as many letters as was in their Albert Burkhart, Clarksville <JI Id Jennifl•r Juyne linger and Mrs. Nora Eakms. Lehew who is critically ill in Mr. and Mrs. Milton Burdette Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Warre~ - a!JdShe MIS aceompamed home by St. Elizabeth Hospital, Covmg-. and family, Mrs. Nma Bland Meigs General Hospital Rees Mr and Mrs Edwin "THE CRIMSON BLADE" M d M H t Sh 1 t K I remained ith Mr Re nolds ' · · With Liurel Jeffries r. an rs. ar er c ea. on .. Y· w . . s. Y Admissions - Steve Sewell, Livingston and daughter and hnd Ju ne 'rhornburn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogers M1. and Mrs. Albert Burk·lfor a longer VISit. Syracuse; Daisy Vance Harri· Mrs. Violet Radclilf of New (Color) of Detroit Mich were week- · hart, Clarksville, Ind., Mr. and 1 'II . H It' Leifheit' p June 3-4 end guest; of he; fath er, Frank l Mrs. Warren Rees, Mr. and Mrs. Visiting with Mr. L. D. sonVI e, a Ie ' orne- Albany, Ind.; Mr. and 111 r s. Thur.·Frl. Amos and Mrs. Amos. , Edwm Livingston and daugh· over the holiday weekend Paul Frick and famlly, Mr. and ' Gene Alkire and Kevin, Jim- ter. Leslie and Mrs. Violet his family, Mr. and Mrs. Discharges - Ernest Haw- Mrs. Eldon Weeks and Mr. and "THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA" my J'erguoson and Miss Cleo : Radcliff ol New Albany, Ind. Diles, Detroit, Mich., Mr. ley, Middleport. Mrs. Frick. Their grandson and Richard BtJrton Sue Lyon Parke of Columbus spent Sun·: were weekend guests of Mr. l Mrs. William Diles, Mrs. A\'a G:lrdnrr 1day with Mr. and Mrs. Pearl I and Mrs. John Frick, , lies Jividen, Mrs. Harry Mt't•CD· I -tmd:Parker. ; Mrs. Harry Davis and Mr. j ell, Athens and Mrs. Fred Bush "THE RUNNING MAN" With Laurenco Hm·ey Mr. and Mrs. Dan E. Morris and Mrs. Don Davis and f'am- Columbus. They attended ond ~~ ~ mi<' k I ol Cincinn•ti spent the weekend iily of Can ion visited over the alumni banquet when their 1 1 -====:iiii...:[with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,weekend with relatives and [brother, Dave, was the speak· oRobert Morris Sr. and Mr. and i (rirnds in the area. er. 1 Mrs. Arthur Hoyt and attended ' . the Alumni banquet. Mr. and Mrs .. Marvm Spencer Mrs. C. E. Burdette and !amand son of Fairborn spent the ily were in Leon, w. Va. SunPo""'l'GY· Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Pat Quinn and weekend with their parents, Mr. day. family and Mr. and Mrs ..Jack and Mrs. Ralph Spencer and TONIGHT McDowell of Columbus Mrs. T. A. Hewetson and dau- ~ Mr and Mrs Vernon Weber "STRANGE BEDFELLOWS" I weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. ghter. and family were dinner guests l1'cchnicolor) Edward Mclutosh of Dayton of her parents, Mr. , and Mrs. Rock Hudson. Gimt Lollobrl· Karl Grueser and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Frank was the weekend guests of hiJ Lawrence Milhoan Monday. Mr. gicta, Gig Young, Edward Judu. of Streetsboro w~re weekend sister and brother-in-1a 1A', ~k. and Mrs. Milhoan are recuperColorcartoons guests of her mother, Mrs. Wei- and Mrs. Ralph Spencer. ating from recent illnesses. by Whal~y. Mr. and Mrs. William Arnold Mrs. Patty Yates and child WED. and THURSDAY Mrs. \Ieiby Whaley and Mr. of Colu~bus VISited recently ren spent tlle holiday weekend June 2-3 NOT OPEN . ~"· Frank Galbetzor VIS· w;th relat;ves and friends m the with her mother, Mr. and Mrs. ;ted Sunday afternoon with Mrs. area. J, A. Young, Sr. FRIDAY J~~~ ~~TURDAY I Cuckler al Holzer Hos- Weekend guests of Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Clifford Cun· Mrs. Norman Schaefer . were ningham of Lima spent the Mr. and Mrs. Harley Moss- Mr. and Mrs. Vern Story and weekend in Middleport. Wm. C!!slte's "NIGHT WALKER" man and Harley Jr. and Demse John of Columbus; and Mrs. M d M R d Robert 1'~vlor. Hurb:1ra Sta n· of Marion, Ill. arrived Fnday Cecil Harrison, Piqua. Calling r. ~~ /:·t"y~o~l wyck, Jurli lil MereUllh, Lloyd for a VJSII w1th his parents, Mr. on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. 1ens~or an ami Y0 . urn. Bochner. and Mrs. Eslie Mossman, Min- Harry St>hl of Pomeroy; Mr. bus spent the weekend With her "HONEYMOON HOTEL" ersville. M.r. Mossman return - and Mrs. Mark Stahl and Stev· mother, Mrs. Lettie Roush and Robert ~~~j:~~iNl!~rc]~ Kwan, ed home today, and Mrs. Moss- en, Stockdale; Mrs. Mary KaJ'o ~ther ~elatives. Mr. Allenswor:h Robert }!om, Jill St. John. man remained lor a two weeks rick and sons Mark and Paul IS stationed at Lockbourne Air , visit. Beaver; and 'Mrs. Ruth G€a: Base and plans to retire SUN.- MON.- TUES. ' Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mor- ry, Middleport. June after serving 22 years with June 6·7·8 gan and son, Donald of Newark Mr. and Mrs. Philip Meier of the air force. "JOHN GOLDFARB, ' were weekend guests of her Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dixon, Pontiao, Mich., PLEASE HOME" ShirleCOME M"'Lame parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eslie Jack Rosenbaum and Jackie, spent the holiday weeked " Tour of College Campu's and Carter . , ·1 · . . Caves Highlights Youth Group Trip ' A tour of the Kentucky Chris~d buildbtia .anl! • ttlp through • the Carter Caves hlghllghted a oneday trip•M~day for the Youth llan C:OIIge Citnpua Group of the Bradbury Olurch of Christ. Alter touring the college at Grayson, Ky. led by Prole.. sor Jack Bllffen of the faculty, the group were guests · of the BREAKS HIP Mrs. Norman Kloes received word that Mrs. Louis (Elva Weber or Sononank, Ill. fell May 17 breaking her hlp. She is a patient at Sandwich Memorlal Hospital Room 152 Sandwich, nt: Weber 'is the wile of Rev Weber a lormer pastor of th~ Federaied church. M;., wife Mr and Mrs John R Weeks a~d son call~ in the af: ternoon beio t · t th · re re urnmg 0 ell' home, Reynoldsburg. The coup) i ed • . e rece v • num her of g;fts and on Sunday af. lernoon were tsken .for an atrplane ride by tbell' nephew, Thomas Bowen. '/ e college for lunch. Foil~ lunch the group 'Visited carl« Caves State Park where swtmmlng, cave exploring and • , . ole s~r was enjoyed. Going on the trip were Jolmny JohnSon, Jerry David, Debble KbtJ, Tom Evans, C~nd~~Ct Hutton, Eddie Burns, Sheri;lt Hutton, Mike Bw11s, DaJui1 Evans, Paula Bw:ns, Jerry Van I~wagen, Kay Bmg, Kathy K;ng, and Sherry King. AccOmpanybtJ the yopth were the Rev. and Mrs. Art Marcum and soo, Eddie, Mr. and Mrs • William King and son, Kevin, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Evans. •· , • rf ~:.r. ' Deeolelf To The lnlr...., til The IIN~-.-.11 .. .fr• 1~>', ~~~~~~~~~:-----------------------------------------~----~--------~.--~ ~---------------·----------------~~-----------0-' THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1965 VOL XVII NO. 39 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Astros Are ' rr ENTERTAIN SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Raub entertained with a dinner Sun<Ia • at th · bo Co do~ ~~enmg elf me n· G ts ·M L ul D ues were rs. o se avis, Mrs. Bl~nche McKeller and Do I Mr Anth Th son ug as, s. ony ~ mas and Mrs. Anna Harwick, Columbus . and Emmett Martkin and Richard Hemer of Roacoe, Pa. ELBERFELDS HOUSEWARES ' .C.APE KENNEDY (UPil - Astronauts James Mc· O;v;ll and Edward While rode a fiery Titan rocket in· •r-.•~• at 1.1:16 a.m. EDT .today to begin a four-day, 1.7 mllhon mila voyage dur~ng which White is slated to become history's first self-propelled spaceman, MAIN FLOOR I NOWI ENJOY THE NO-SnCK COOKWARE THAT MAK£5 SCOUII.UNIIECESSARfl TEFI!! . MEIGS THEATRE ~ --== . -NO SCOURING NEEDEDI COOKS WITHOUT STICKING! .~ ... Ricky, Barbie, Susie, Joan, John~ fliiii:iiii~~~~~~~~~~~::;_======•t l ny, Dav1d and Mary Lou of fo~ Hl·s Li118\~ sum~ne" . ,... .' ..... ·~ " ' I Sizas 6'!1! to I '' ~--·~ ., aays ,.~ ----~ 1~ Chapman-Canaday 1ft the Middle Block Next to Elberfelds POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE Reynoldsburg, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosenbaum. Joiniag the group lor dinner Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rosenbaum Joe, Doug, Jim •nd Linda. Kenneth Mankin of Norfolk, Va. spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Hollar! Raub and Mr. Raub. Mrs. Susie Fischer, Morning Star; B1lly Blake, Dorcas ; Mrs. Mae Re;tm;re, New Haven, W. Va.; and Mr. and Mrs. Rich· I ard Van Meter of Beverly, spent the weekend in Akron with their brother, David Blake who is quite ill. A number of relatives and friends of Mrs. Edith Hines and Mr, and Mrs. Denver Thoma visited with them over t h e weekend. They wera Mr. lind Mrs. Charles Meinhart and 8011 Ok· lahoma( Mr. and !lire. tloyd Price, Cinoinnati1 Mr. and Mrs. G€orge Stace and Mrs. Charles Hoffner, FmdlayJ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elberfeld, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hines and sons, Belpr11 Mr. and Mrs. Theo KasJI'Ir, Ross· ~!lie, lU.t M.rs. Raymind Kll· lmger, RoseVIlle I and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Martin and Mrs. Thomas Clark and daughter of Lancaster. IL." ;p. r JJi-110 .. Melli 'j,,~, ~-~\ z Beverly Perrin. Miss Carla Gilmore has turned to her home from Ohio University for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Ginth· er, Columbus visited over the weekend with his father Mr. Frank Ginther and friend~. Dr. and Mrs. John Harley spent the weekend will! his mother, Mrs. James Harley and in Athens with hor mother, Mrs. Margaret Davis Mr. and Mrs." Harold !!us k ' ..._llllodaJ'• 11101t tp<liml GOO""""" set. Cooks without annoy... IIWilog, a- whLour !lleSI)' oc:ouring, lhaufa to DUPpat"a •w•a., Teftoa. Yeo, lOOk with tw without fats .w oils, fooda woa'c llick to lht tuper slide T~floa sarface. Clean with jult a , ....,. clodr, ao -;l;blns .. 10alll'iag needed. ', ildiYi4tal TEFLON ttensils aYailable .... -- to Highlight Activities Here June 18 ..... • ER NIEDS SCOURINGI 10• TEFLON• PAN u. SHOP " •• ,.,, 0 IKIIllf and son, Robert, of N~w Con· cord spent . the Memonal Day weakend With Mr. an.d Mrs. Judson White ~nd With Mr. ~d Mrs. Cal'l Gilmore and famIly. MJo. and Mra. William ~Ubi and Mr. W. M Mabra, DoN Ford and James Mosley of Co· lumbus and Mr 81111 Mrs. Douglas Jackson aBd Da¥id Jaokson ol ll.endville lljlelll the holiday weekend with Mr, and Ml'll. g, R. Young. Mr. and Mra William White of Maryland were holiday week end guests o! her paren~ Mr and Mrs. Cart Gilmore and daughter, Oerla. They were accompanied home by tbelr daugh-1 ter, Cindy, who has bean ing with her grandparent& several weeks. Stephenson, Scher!}' Sim11110111, ......... ~- SIT his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison and his fiancee, Miss NEW UNIGEF HEAD · Tho Middleport Alumni AssoUNITED NATIONS N y c~tion wishes to thank the IUPI) _ Heney R L b ·. • Misses Nellie and Baillie llerllde II former s. ambOS:ad"!"':; Mre. Oharles Lewis, Mre. Greece, was swof!l In Tuesday en Stansbury, and MrL Arllhw' 11 for a five-year term as execu- Skinner for the floral arrange••. Reatta Wgeekend, June 18-19-20 live director of the u N. Chil· moots used on the tables fDr ._ _ tho dinner and in the lounge ..!!!!!!!!I!!!"";~;""'""';:":-:"""'':""'""'""'"""""'"""...,.-""",.......J~dr~e~n!'s;F~u~nd~(~UNI~C~E~~F~): • ~100m. AGfiVe, Attractive Mr. and Mra. Robert Harris of Columbus spent Memorlal 1 Ameriean Women Wear Day with hJs father, Mr. Robert Harris, COMPENSATE Miss Carla Gilmore has returned to her home from Oh1o by Flexnit University for the summer. The Rev. and Mn. (])yde 'Witb lhe magic mesh lmerta that adjust Bartlett wera Ia Simpson, W. tile pantylrg instantly and comfortably to Va. to attend the alumni banrour very uwn thigh size. You will sit quet held Saturday evening. stand - · and move ~n fluid comfort in wbisperweight poweJ'Inf't made with DuPont rna~ While there they also visited china washable L~CRA spandex 11!1<1 ANT· with her sister and brother In· RON nylon. law, Mr. and Mrs. John Felton. Avallal>lo in OJnall, medium, Large and Jim Reed, who Is employed extra lqe in a variety of girdle and panty In Columbus, visited recently otyleo with front - or !ront and back pan· with hJs parents, Mr. and Mrs. els to fit )'OUl' fiKur• trpe and your purse, James Reed and daughter, From Ruth. 6.95 to 8.95 Biblea were presented Sun. day rnornbtJ during tbe Sunday Sdlool hour at the First Church '!I the Nazarene In Middleport ie graduatlng senlorll of Middle;. . port iiJgb aobool includiag Joey lhop (I Slarea Side bf Slcle) KEDS for the FAMILY 3.99 to 5.99 COMPLETE 11PC. .8IICI t::lollllllilelll\ -----.... r ........._,.. ,_ .,.,.. ,.. ,·a,.,... FRINOt·STYLE f" w.GII·s.wii•PAN I I \ \ I '3.99 f \ ..,m1:\.:a:.'.......,. II h u .... ' ljfl•.t "' WI~... II h. . fl.....~ Cz:4ec.·' ;........ E ARRIVES 'IITI'IIItANG �Dally !enttnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jun S, 1965-3 2-Dally Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Junt I, 19&f Th~ Daily SPntin,_,l Propeller-to-Bumper lame or Yeor ·- ATime Of Beginning Wbat Eloe 11 New When news of Marlene Dietrich's fabuloua success ln Jo· hannesburg reached Broadway, you would be amazed at the nomber of phonlet who clucked that It was "bad judgment" for her to perform In South Africa llecause of tbe political altuollon. However, when Count Baste, Loula Armstrong, Helen Hayet or Mal') Martin performs In Moscow, the same fakes have no objection, because ''llrt ranscend1 polltics" . . . Get ready !or 1 faablon •volutlr Sslvador Dall Ia 1olng Into the drHa designIng bualneSI for at least two 10aso111. (No, Daddy! l won't cut a hole In my chest just so I can wear one of his melted watchel !) . . . Gifted dancer· choreographer Peter Gennaro has tossed away hie hearinl aid after a succe•slul ear operlllon .. . Credit •Inger Char· lea AIIUivour ..tth the most lmaJIInallve alibi of the year. He tells Pari• pals he's still enlaged to beautiful Ouila Thur· eeU, the Cardi" modtl, b u I w011'1 marry her until 11161. Hit quaint reaaon: Jotutny Ha~ 1:·•,, .;ecame 1 bridegroom only recently, and Charles thinks France couldn, take the blow of · two top song stars de' __ 1 bacholor:coo.. in tile samo y•ar .. . Abou t'· ':! Internationally fa· n •rn·- •. Will It culminate In matrimony! Warren Bea treferri ~ to Lealie Caron) sayo: BETWEEN now and the end of the month Meigs county high schools will graduate another crop of several . hundred high school students. Every · time this period rolls around we wonder just how many of their number will end up with a position in our county . .4lr who will leave for greener pastures. Graduation is an exciting time, and all who have acquired a high school education are well on their way to what we hope Is a rewarding and productive life in a world that to say the least is far more troubled, complex and restive than it was in our day over 30 years ago. Earlier in the roaring 20s everything was in a prosperous state, with tbe stock market running strong until the bubble flnalij> burst on that Black Monday to plunge our nation into lis worst depreslloa. Most of the experts assure us that we will never reach those depths again, for which tltt 1965 graduate can be thppkful, The Jraduate of today Is better pre- We are living In a day of wonders . New frontiers are constantly being opened up in industry, business, government, medicine and the physical acience. . The future that ties ahead is not aa dark as some would tike to have us believe. It Is possible that within the space or a few years, more material progress will he made than in the previous cen· tury. Those improvements will be made in our mode of living with increditable comfort and convenience to a landing of humBns on the moon. The true test comes to the graduate in his approach to life. We hope that with all of their skills and knowledge that they have absorbed some high ideals in their makeup that will help to make this a more human world devoid of many of the lll1 that now bother Ul. A person II not edu· cated properly unless he has in his makeup the milk of human ldndnes1 and brotherly lovt, which alone would 10lve all of the problems that now seem lo bother a troubled world. 'lbt rest of u1 expect rreat things trom \IIese Jraduates. They h&ve more knowleds• and skill than those who have gone before them, and we will be watchinl to see how they go about the buslneas of living and creating charac• that will have an impact on a hard and cruel world. One of the things that they must not forget is that the exercis" that sees them aetting a diploma, in either high school or college, Is in realtty a eommencement and not an end to tht learning process. All formal educaUon 11 a beginning, and not an end in lttelf. We are sad to report that far too many of our residents have not learned 1 ·thine 1bout human existence since ~y K,!'Uped their •heepskin. TOM LITTLf, NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN ~. 1oday's .!Uedical Report ~y !l'a)'ll G. Brandstadt, M.D. Overweight childrenb ecome overweight adults unless stt>ps are taken to bring their weight down. /.bout 25 per cent of our teen-aged population has been found to be overweight. Tl!e proportion is higher in the girb than in the boys. It has ble. The.e tend to work In 1 vicious cycle. As the child become~ more obese he become• more upset or embar .. assed by his deviation from the norm and he seeks .~ o lace in eating. At the samet lme the child be- comes more withdrawna nd leu proved! halt he,. interested in phy!iical activity. Before anythir can be done youngstf!rs art! shortening the ir lives by carrying this exCess have a strong desire to help bene amply fat 'fhe causes ol obesity In children are complex. Underactivity is as much 1 factor as overeating. The obese child is often merely co-Jmg the eating habits of the rest of the family. ln some, .however, the trou· ble starts with a !rip to the hospital or with some severe emotional upset. A great variety of emotion-al problems may be respoos>. to reduce his weight ho must himself (and I don't meant oa candy bar). No one can dCl his dieting for ~im but mother can do much to smooth the way. Feed him several small meal! a day rather than three ' rge ones. Offer \him foods that are hi g~1 ir protein and low in Jgars, starches and fats. Cut away hte fat from the meat before serving. Give the child ~ ·f 1W ~ c."k ,, fn. &kim milk. Don't rely !l on ap- petite • deprtS!ing drugs to solve the problem. Remember U.at an obeH child who Is growing dr not need to Inse weight. Just keep him from gaining and hil ncm •.al growth will ~ring '-lm Into line. Stress thea dvantagea of a trim appearance. Praise him for small successes but avoid shammg or scolding for failures. Serving meals on · omaller plate will make it appedl' lliat he is getting morot. than he actually is. Help him find satisfactions In physical activity rather than eating. l'rovide a peaceful environment by avoiding emotional crises and never let him . daub. for a minute that he iJ I cherished member of the household. Above all, set a good ' tl8mplt by not oven·ilf ·· ; your& ...... Capitol Comment, Et~l!nls By William S. White WASHINGTON - It Is too early to forecast tho precise outlines of the government which is at length to come to cond Is that In ·· e Ionge,· sense the United States has brought genuine colledve security to this hemisphere. power tn the Dominican Republie, except to note the crucial The Orgc:nizatlon of Ameri· can States, which had been in.. I ~ e li point that it will be no dic!<llor- capabi ship of either far left or far er right. being made a real force for the It is not too early, however. CL th real pow- 1d decillion any' '1ere, ulOD safety of the new lo salute two lmmeiiBc new realities which have emerged from the intervention of the United Jtates Government. into wo ld. Lrti Ar the Dominican lbL f.c! is tlra: for the chaos. They tower like mountains above all is .ca, under Was··ir -•... n·s \ ~ 1ersHp. haa at last grown up. The great, the almost tncred· first time i"' dozens of years of try• the small, fretfu: complaints of ing, an inter-American peace- the American left wing, and all kce:ping force ha.. the petty pacifist carpings from abroad. The ftrsl is that the United States has halted a mortally dangerous attempt to Set up an· other Casro type of armed lng. It stand! today In the lJo. mlnlcan Republic undtr the command of a Bra:r.ilian officer. And u. ough its troops are larg.. Communist lodgt!ment. The se-- ·· ·n ' · COlT' " into ))e.. t Cod common shield. The sort of shiel~ wlli,~h in the rtb Time Atlr . Treaty Or&anizatlon hal lung protected Europe from f'1"1rrunist rn·" ·.,ry encroach· men! lvts been forged at last ill this hemisphere. S• 'n In p rspective,. Indeed, this act of American rHponsl· bility Ls . a check to Coml Joist expansloni!;m no leu signHicant than was lla arrest on the other ;ide of the Atlltntlc nearlr two decades ago, An ir ' ><-American policy ol common sen!e ba• JUr ~ ~ "ed an inter-American non-policy which allo'Ned mortal peril to ua all to entrench ltlell In C· >a. ""tese are the illmenslons of a historic victory lor .yner> can leadership. Not. sl!"~ilo picking of those ·Iilia'· 'li!lped tireleiSiy at thlJ i-,'~; ; tUB• gesllng that It was.:aoni* adventure .. .. 'ilrlsri"i,'• ~ ean possibly rub oul . lhll triiiJI!IIb. ...,._ ............ 'I whom Richard :. seen on those hemophilia fun~ TV spoto, waa sravel '" In the ll.S,, and hey called their .. pmentatlvo In Now York to order him "th.~ bt. . toy ,· . cc , found. Then they were told that Charlie only nln" y·-:rs r', bu I nr' , ·""'! Anrt i" a 'rP:-tt reader, so they send him two do?.en :muks on histcy, geoa· ra-' · and sclen•·" ... Sue Lyon~s ~ ., 5 t suitor Is a rock 'n' roll •ln~er, Acl ".doa.d · · Louis ~rm•lron1 wUl return to the • ~ n in the .:nake of •·c r . 'ino dl Lll.:etnls, Ulan among th. ··•n fiJ - ~ . . • ucer~ . rruy tur- over his Rome facllttl ., an Amer!t--dlo. 1 ., · Barbra ···elsand was asked l ; 8 \0""1 ,...,Ain vf · tton fashion consultant !ynu can't ahoot them tor trying I but she declined lor lack of ttme. I ··'' ON HIS DAY For His Day, Visit HIS FavoriteMen'sShop SPORT SHIRTS COOL DRESS SHIRTS WITH 1 am a freahman. For mort YOUTH ASKED FOR ff! than a year now I have heeD Thill column iJ for YOUDI goinl to bed In my brlefa and people, ghelr problems and undershlrta. 1\eci!ntly I ball Iolii' fun. Ao with the rest of Helen boyo stay overntsht, and we aU pleasures. 'n!elr troubles and wore our underclothea. My mofun. As wlh he reo of Helett ther knew about ~ not wearHelp US!, It welcomet la111h1 Ing pajama• atnce Jll'adt achool but won't dodge a aertoua que• but somehow II hadn't sunk In, lion with 1 brushoff. or something. Anyway, for lUll Send your teen-age queatwne wearlns pajamu, she puniJII. "I keep aakng her, but so ed me by keeplllll me In nightt far the hasn't given rill' any ot Youth Asked for II, eare ol for a whole week 111141 DOW lite answer." . . . The Emperor Helen Help US!, th lanewspap- maket me wear pj's . aod Emprm 1 Japan will at- er. wearing pa]amu II for amal tend their first movie premiere Mlttakea Ideotlty, ApiD children, oot teeri-ai• boys. Not when "The Sound of Music" Dear Helen : wearing them 18 a manly. \lllf Please, please tell me lfhtt opens In Tokyo. Julie Andrewl !ella who signed himself "DEs- of sleepJni- Heck, the IUYI who wi" .. _ there lor the event en113t certainly don't walk aand s' ll be ~ _, when .;:he PERATE" wat from Cocoa round the barracka with pajaheart Jurle Andlews, Chlls!oo Beach, Florida. U 10, I'm sure mas on. pher r • · l<renor Pal- 1 am the Birl he Is looklna for I'd certainly appreciate Jotll' ler apeaking perfect Japanese. beoause we met at 1 dance just comments on lhts. -lotANlike he described, we forsol to get each other's names and LY TEEN~Ml' BOY. now l can't find him, and I Dear MTB: .. 'll~rtway 1 won't take lldes, becaust 'l'he pretty. liar of an npea. can't 1et him off my mind. If discipline ill strictly up to patsuch celebrity spoli as Sardl'l be tst he one, I'll faint wllh joy!-WISHING AND HOPING enll, and If they say pajantal, nervous • bites her nails in 10 be it! 1uch eeL '·ith spots aa Sardl'l Dear W and H: But I WILL make commenll I'm sorry - your "Desper.. . Tt- - fpnnles' missing per· If your mother wl111 this l'lll!llll, 10111 story feature the· accolll- ate" hunt Isn't over. Nor is it she's a better woman tltll 1 panist for a millionaire singer. over for you wondering pta tn was, because I never even sot He's always bef·. known to be Ohio, California, Tel8s 111141 out of the--comer on tbt paja. DESPERATE's rather absen~mlnded, but thlt elsewhere. "!low can I find her?" plea 101 mas vs. underwear baltle. !lor lime be'o gone a bit far. While did any mother I knell - 1ntl, piByln& a West Coal! city, he much reaponst - but, 10 far, believe me, we tried everythlnf actually lost his wile, He's sure not one letter from New Jer· from 1utble pei'IIUIIIoa (like no harm has belal!en her, she's sey, where he and his myste11· &lving them shorty pj'1 for ur : -'.c. 'ly vialtlllll a friend pl live. - II. Chlnimu) to near mayhem. - but he keeps thumbing Dear Helen: So after severel montha ef We are a group of lirll •sed through hiJ address book, hop- 11 and 14 and attend many par• watchlllll o!ll' 10111 tklttfui)J P Ing he'l' recall whlclt friend. ties. What we want to knOll 11 to bed In pajamu and orlse The punchllne to the story Is - II II wrons to play illltln& next momlnB In brlefa tllld .., the title of !be 10111 he baa to 1amet, uch as opbt the bottle dershlrts, I decided JOU 01111 play moll often ...... at theM parties! We havtn~ win •em all: lhll 1111 1 pretty A broken nO< uophew and tried It yet, but thoulbt we had 1111important ls111e ~nyway; and a 1r1nd Jury art t he betttr 11k aomeone who could I'd better aave ~ PuahiiOW., three 'op clues to a big newt stve Ill the best advice.- for the rt1lly blJ deals 1helld, story that may never break DOUBTFUL like curfeWI, cart, tte. Am hepo unleoa some 'eporter really Dear Doubtful: py to say it worked out flnt, And to your mether: l!lrt'l wants the Pulitz ~- Prize ... A Kissing 1ames can be a lltlle ~median well-kno m for hie luck - from a l.oltf. -H. embarr'UIIng. There are better to.eH at the gaming tablet Ia waya to break the let \bin apin 'n!l8 column 18 dedicated to now tlror 'ng n~,e-figure auma the bottle - Uke drawtna just playing golf . . . Why hat- namet for !he ftrll dance. -H. family llvln1, ao If you're hev· llll kid trouble or jUII plaiD n't Shirley MacLalne mad. 1 !l'lto Weon Paj-7 trouble, let Heie11 lltlp YOU. movie since last July! She'• Dear Helen: ona of the top box·offlce attrac· I thoulht I would apeak out Sbe wm also welcome JOIII' ..,. lions, so It ·n't because 1he'a on htsh school boyl not wear- amustna ~· Mdrlll uot In d2mand. Chums think lnl pajamas and 1leepln1 in 11et11 Hottel Ia Cll't t1 ·IIIla ntwiPIJIII' • she'a "Pinillll" over somelhlnl. lbtlr llllderleor. 'ron• Hal Prlct, hiJ wilt and kJd. diet w·" sa.l on 'he Mlchelanlelo for a lon1 Summll' hOIId&J in a villa they've tcken In tho South of Frenct. When they return, l!tey'll DIOVI Into I lavish new ho . In tho E. 80'1, So it do· .'t look 11 though Hal will have much lime to work on hte Ltnduy-for.Mayor campaign, sltltoutb lie wu lOPposed to have been one of the top r[furel 1n the tnovement.. Eli11belh Taylor and Richard Bu~on were toid that CharIll Buebet, lbt Utile boy wltll ' HOUSE PAINT His favorite brands- Hubbard 1nd Jaylllltr. Wash 'n wear and tropical worsted _ from 6.95 BERMUDA SHORTS, plaid<, eheelra and plains. Dacron & cotton-STRAW HATS - SPORT CAPS GOLil!' CAPS - JADE EAST by Swank BA 'J"LON SHIRTS by Puritan, Uoe Our Convenient Lay-Away Service! ••• In DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. every MAIN ST. c:anl {Called end of ltb, nlnl Houston 000 21111- 2 4 t Ciclnnatt 040 001- S 8 2 Giusti 18-31 and Brand. Ellis (8-2) and Edwards. HRs -<:oleman (51h), Edwsrds (7th.) Gal., 6.94 GET IT AT EBERSBACH HARDWARE Los Ang. 100 010 101- 4 St. Louis 001 000 000-- I 9 Drysdale, Perranosk. (7) Roseboro. Wuhbum, Schultz (7), Taylor !I) and McCarver. Winner - Drysdale (&-3). er - Washburn !3-3). HRa Roseboro tlst), Moon (1st). ' "Everything In Hardware" MAIN ST. POMEROY • REGATTA WEEKEND JUNE 18-19-20 LET INGELS DO IT! EXPERT INSTALLATION! ' ARMSTRONG'S 'linoleum . , . lnl1id Vinyl rtoor eoverin~; for every ldnd ot floor. Best patterns. Professional Installation by us, or do at yourseU, Call WY 2-2633 for !ree eati· in12al• 11111~- WALL-TO·WALL CARPETING MOHAWK Tap Premium Draft Beer is real draft beer. In a hntfle &al dlojt "-'/ Not an imitation ... nota gimmick_ Doe loa new brewiDg ,Cat& beer can now be packaged in bottJes.ln each Ewuwi)o Eigbt.Paclr..rr. there are Eight 12-ouncedisposableGiassl(epthatneednoniriy r until ready for use. Still skepdcal? ~it; to :r Y '*"" lllllalliUou Sallsfactlou Guaranteed -rmn .1:= ..... ?.:,. ... -: ' ft ' ISM' 7 . -......... __ ""'" _, .... . ._. ............. ...... __ - ,.........."..... -· 1 -· ·-- -----•tlf•n•D••.. •.., t . .., POMEROY e Regalia Weekend- June ls.-19-20 ~xpen .. $3-50 SUMMER SLACK$ ' BERRfS WOfllD , from MAGI I ~ PHOtiE rF.QII ha ESTIMAliSI ... , . . Ask ~rdealer for the banel shaped mpt PD <II TapPremiumDraftBeer.Tapit" fl 1 product of the Burpr Brevi"l<l 4 , _ brewers of Burger; the NngJ• Oae 3 5 C Cincinnati Bee~. That ebookiJen ... ... ,.., ~!.............. .. )( .... f ' ' I FATHER'S DAY, JUNE 2,0 l--by Helen I!Sottel-_, DIYOTifl TO INTI.U'f 01' Mlltl MAlON AliA ~ . if. ). • HELEN HELP US! WANT·ADS !' raoblc ;mashlon• ... you're tlender enoUih 111141 118Dd If stral&hl, .nythlng looki good on you. 'n!al'• Barbra'a secret: , hat could she tell the short, dumpy round-ahouldered OMIT ·vhen >ne Guthrie finish~; · ancther eea!tl" of repertory at hll th•••rt lr. MlnnP '<1 he wtll dlred a movie UtleG. ··Cold, ~ ....... Box,·· wilh a screen· play written by Howard FJst . . . Legitimate long-hair planl!t Byron Janis says he's serIously\ hlnkln& of aeltlnl a crew cut, becalll• the Beal " - , and all their imitalorl - have destroy•: the true, old-fa ·· ·n· ed mealng of "longhair.• Bravo, Byron - ll't a dart! ... AI I walked along Broa4wa)' art . ' · ng the big Cuslul Clay-Sollny Liston joke on cW. ed-clrcull TV In the Allor ballroom, people on the street call. td out: Dodgers Whip Defe:nding Champions 4to I JAC SHIRTS THE DAILY SENTINR "REGUlRED RERDlll&' Get Fast A(tion with to~ · .. , ' Ellis Wins Eighth Gatne . ly DOROTHY KlLGALLIN COMMENT fj TING EDITORIAllY pared tel meet the dizzy pace in which we Wve. The challenges, however, that they will fact are mounting with each passln& years. Many who get their di· plomu, wh<> aspire to bettH things, know that they must go on for further .tuulio• If they expect to really com· ptlt for the better jobs, and to enter tile profe11lonal world. What most of them mut aot fail to see Is that this counll)' !1 still 1 land of opportunity lor the penon that Ia ambitious, and with the proper application put forward can aot help but be successful to a great deeree. If !bey lack ambition they can only expect to multiply their problems. ,. Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ' " _._ ':'""""' I I I • ' I ~ j/0 r .. ltj w -· aB cbdlt �.... '. ""' .... - i ·"' . . .. _....- ,_.---- ....... _.... ___... _. ....··- ·-. ______......._______ _ ______ ,__._ ...... ........ , ......... ........... II. ~,--- . Meat Inspection COde Set \~ • ' 'll' ... GREAT SAVINGS DURING KROGER ' -:a~ ~ dltj..,. Lakin Man Held I ayatema, Inspected meat several tlmee whUt·othen gave it only cursory examination. Packets who wl!h to obtain an Ohio Inspection seal would pay a yearly license fee and wuuld bear the cost ' the Inspectlon on a per animal basis. Also passed and sent back! o the House was a bill which plaees the respoiUiibility for Jn. specting power, heating and refrigeration aystems u 1er the Board of Build'-" Standaros at the local level, taking it out of the hands of the Industrial Commission. H OVER 60,000 WINNERS TO DATE, MORE THAN 60,000 WINNERS YET TO COME! ----- --Fresh or Fresh Frozen CHICKEN PARTS Tenderay BOSTON ROLLED lrNsl Quarlero lb. Ill< Glblth .. • .. lb. If< lb. 15< Wings .. .. .. lb. lfl: Leg Quor1tro Swiss Steak •••••• 100 Free Extra Top Value Stamps c 51J l''ret: Extra Top Value Stamps 8/5/&~ Exo e I giant I Bread ---------wh~~o 5 loa•" $ Coffee 20-n. !~~~ -~~~!~ __ ·~; I I I I I I I I box f\.A 4 Ice Milk ~-:.:.... __2va~s $ Ri-C Drinks _____ 3 ~~ $ mer - wear this cool-stepping sling pump that's made of breeze and a slim peaked V'llmp of white Patent-lite. The tiny stacked heel Is so good. cans Cake Mix~="-~~~ 3 =:; Cocktail ~::r ____ 3~:-z: MILL STREET SAVE 7 40c Peas S.:~ ~a.:':' . ____7N:: Embassy SALAD DRESSING s Tomatoes Slondord 8 No.IOI ....... -cons Corn • cStlftdard ... vo~tow 9 Nt.lll •• • IOih Oz. •••••••••••••• •• Applesauce -~~ _7N:.: Green Beans Standard 8 No....,.* $ Cvt Pepsodent ______ 3 ~: SAVE ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO•. SETS Preservers SLIPS c c c $ Beans s!:.:"lo _____7":;,~ Tissue---~~~.-- 3:! $ Facial Tissue':" 5 :: ·1k ... 3. :..sl Gel Freah IYI.UI AU·Wfl'IIEI"4t" with TUFSYI QUI .Ill If I liNT ....UIIIZIS *7 *10 •12 Kroger UIIM TuiNIIII Peanut Butter ltJr SlOO ..... wMh retQPIIIIJI ......... phil t. . Add $1 N llod..to It ool -polll•. Free ... 12 ::~ sl l·llo plqj Kroger 5alllnet wltb ....., end ,........ "' 1-111. 8!.........., or Straw'*" p,p,.. , orvoi Exp. 1/8/111 I•• •..., 'df#•Y- S.turd•r IIIII a Day Special/ IYtOII AU.•IUIIEI wl~ TUFSYN . Yllll CllllCI! If I llllf N.. IIIIZU W.Va. Strawberries .... ··arc 39c ORA GE * JUI E..~ ' Fre8h Pcaehe!J • • lb. 29e MIDDLEPORT 8111 a IM'J Bpecllll I cans z~·lb. Bibb Lettuce • _.. .. 49e Miebipa Peat J~... $L49 ·Spapum Peat . 50 Free Extra Top Vahle Sttun/11 wllh - Ml pur+m If ""'""Wit ..... HOSE .... each Dalfl 12.2, 12.8, running four feet' on rollers, Pomeroy - .,.,~ •• on :10.0, Pl. Pleasant 24.%9, J1in. ton 1.27, Kanawha Falla 3.14, Charleston out. London, mel and Winfield dame were on the sills, Olllo River - R. H. Bo•wortb II up 14, 12:40 a. m.; James Graham up 14, 2:1S a. m.; E. P. Jones down 14, 6;10 a. m.; laD down 14, 8:30 a.m.: Brim'11!down 14, 8:50 a. m.; Ladd Dean down 15, 7:10 o. m.; St. Mary'a down 18, 2:45 a. m.; lllbrena up 16, 5:15 a. m,J ry Bosworth up 17, 7:30 p.m.: Vienna down 18, 7:15 p.m.; Lynn B. up 20, 4:40 a. m.: Alice up 23, I p. m.1 Pat Murphy down 23, 1:05 a. m.; IJVEC up 23, I a. m.; Helea R. down Greenup 4:40 p. m.; Captain Tom up Greenup 8:40 p, m.: Ellsba Woods up Greet~up I :40 a. m.; Oliver Shearer up Greenup 3:30 a. m.; Westera down Greenup 4:40 a. a; Diiie ChaJ.. lenge up Greenup 7:31 a. Luther Herdmaa down Meldabl 5::10 p. m.; LouiSiana clown 10:40 p, m.1 Zimmer IIMetdahl 2: 50 a. 111.1 ~ot~t!hern 3:4S a. m, 7:50 p.m.; ' Jnea up m.J Pbllip Sporn down :40 p. Dl.l Solvay down a. m. 1 Elgercllff up 1 a. m.; Warren Hougland dowa 1:30 a. m.; Robert Reed down 4:15 m.; Buckeye Salll dowll 1:06 a. m.1 Semel up 8:30 a. m. KIIIIIWIIa River - 'l'belmal Ann up London 1:30 p. m.; H. Bowlet down Winfield 1:11 Duncan Brue down 1:35. a, m.; },. J, PBILI!II do1111 Winfield 3:40 a. m.; I . II ~:!'erup Wbttield I a, m.; Ill dowa Wlnlielcil L m. Fees dispet• from Meigs county couit lor the month !Gia~ eaeo.ls, lt wao pon'ou today. It waa noted J<U.VIf waa paid to the te the oherllf, $449.04 Home Owned • Operated · ' You'D Ute . 0111' Servlee . ..........' y,y 1-1111' .......... the county i~ll h: , ,lllti,.H to ·the law Hb!'ary fund and •47 to the auto lleenM and fund. . MMWA~G~ICAi;i:~~ON. Wallet Lelaid: DollclaJ~ Athettl M, lnldt: dri¥er lild s ~-~----..,;;_..o;;,;~----~--i...I'Bt:i;':::l retia •• '• ., BEST MAKES PAMBROOK--<:OLONY INFLATABI,.E LAMINATED PLASTIC PLA-POOLS, Round 40''x8" ea. $1.74 ROUND 55" x 12" FOR THE KIDDIES · · · · · · each $2.99 Choice ot two sizes. Plastic play pools .for the kiddies. Just inflate and fill w1th w-aler for eool 1ummer fun, ·-~ MIDDLEPORT - 0 HIO MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE SUMMER SPORT SHIRTS LARGE SIZE PLASTIC BALLS .... · · · · 79c SiMS SrNII, Medium, La.rgf Bit size inflatable pla&ti<:e in usorted bright eolors. Dl11<ount Prltet onc1 91e Cool summer sport shirts in a big choice of patterns. and cnlon. Short sleeve »tyles. Buy all you need now! SHOP THE BONANZA FOR DISCOUNT PRIC& lblclall' I . ENAMELED METAL PATIO TABLES Enamel finisbt'd round top !hut dt>larhes fur us. as 1 St'rving tray, DISCOUNT PRIC& EACH SUMMER DRESSES MENS WASH AND WEAR COTTON Our rocks are filled with •cor· ts of new summer 1tyles in sleeveless 1nd short sleeve styles. Pretty cotton• and • .,. SLACKS for and the the · ChOice of black or white American made tennis shoes in all !iiles for boys. DISCOUNT PRICE GIRLS SIZES 3 TO 14 DISCOUNT PRICE ?op~lar knee cappero for i1.94 pr $2.99 pr KNEE CAPPERS $1.00 YOUTHS AND BOYS BLACK OR WHITE TENNIS SHOES Sites 29 to 38 Handsomt' ~;pur l slacks mt'n . Easy care. wash wear cotton fabrics in seasons best colors. Shop Bonanza Cor slacks. tales in gay 11ummer color• glrll Ul sizes 7 -to 14. Fine quality eott.on11 in assorted eolors • BONANZA Bargain Buys! Toll - 3 to 6x 3 Piec:to 9x12 ROOM SIZE SPORT SETS · · $1.99 LOOP RUGS .... · ......... · each $16.88 CUte little 3 pt, sets - Blouse, Shorto, All Knee Ca~pers and 3 ptoces for only 24x40 COTTON LOOP THROW RUGS · ...... .. ·... each $1.00 "'VIctW" Bra!lll VInyl-Latex Wtll .. "Dixie'" lrancl WINDOW SHADES .. · ..... each $1.00 ou ·a..Hou.. LADIES WHITE CANVAS P.INT PAINT EeonOIIIY ftat 'wall ll!lllnt Driell· In about 30 ~· ulel. Cbo1ee of whiU • putol rolors. Eaoy apresdlng · houlll! paint, Glasa finish, Oil base Ia wblte ·and ·belt Dlleount PriCfl DIICOUnt Price $,.99 GAL, SPORT SNEAKERS ··· •· •· .. .. pr. $1.94 80 SQUARE COTTON DRESS PRINTS ...... · ...... · yard 37c eolors. . HOUSEHOLD PLASncs SALE I Dust pans, cereal bowls, coffee mugs, bun baskets, measuring cups; plates and many other household needs worth up to 2lc each. LADIES FABRILITE DRESS FLATS · :............ · pair $1.99 $,.99 GAL 3 PIECE PLASTIC .. MIXING BOWL SETS ·,.... · •• each 57c : ' . BIG 9 CENT CHOICE Of' 15 ITEMS 36x6 VINOCEL ~ ., .. POMEROY $1.00 NEWEST STYLES IN llaJII - OOURr I'EI'8 RIZER OIL COMPANY ., C SHOP $5.8Jl ""d $7.77 River news . J ..... ....... *Elp. e/1/1111 99 SWIM SUITS Galli• readlqa - RIZER'S PRICES I ,,..,_..,unl., tall !(,_ Alii. Jllfton Goltlen Ripe lb. s caM Kroger ananas LAMPS - ·- -GaDlpolls ·I BEFORE YOU BUY. CHECK Clnl Campbell Tomato ~~·-1•$ HOGG Sneakers $J.98 s cans 14 - · •••• t qns i .. HAIR CONDITIONED" Juice Joan"' Arw Tomoto ,ews GLEAM Hal"' & Stlctd F. S. 1 4 c ano $ 12-oz. •••• Gay Nineties No.ZY2$ PANELING CEILING TILE..:!, 12c -:t. Plywood Pries Reduced! BREEZE SUGAR Margarine ~:~- _6 :~~L Biscm'ts Pillsbury ~~anard • - • 12 cano ..... Country Chili · PEACHES = styrene$1 00 Frylllf Chlcbn Ports Krover SPECIALs·· CHESTS · · · · ea• wllh . _ oDd purdulu of Z pqs. Fresh or PNsh F....., Morton pkgs. be-\ THE SHOE BOX Sliced lb. 39c 4 I 6· English Romt Smoked Picnics.~~~. 35c 14-oz. 0 Charge f Aiding Escape A, Pahl, St. AjbaiUI; Carl W. Thompson, 1'1· Pleasant: Carll. Nibert; GalUpoliS; Amold D. St. Clair, Cbarieston; James C. Epling, Kenova; Ediar Napier, Rt. 2, Wayne. . DECK 'N COURT wllh COUIIOII Mid pu~ of I tbo. Fresh Ground Mots Exp. 8/5/65 ' .... 59c CREAM PIES "ta] , mi Tenderay Full Cut ••· 59c Tsnderay Shoulder Cut ! with ·..._ ond purdtoa Cll 2 ..s. Le• lilt Stu Stow loti Exp. 8/5/611 Chuck Roasts Uv.,. ..... _ lb. 1ft: Ground Chuck c 50 Free Extra Top Value Stamps Tenderag & Thrifty Full Cuts ------Bacia & Necks lb. IDe ROAST lb. Whole Le,. . lb. 4fl: • Jl Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlc14le~; 0., J'uoe s. 1~1 . :om' M Pinel . . . . . . eacli Ill , . moon .. IJIPI'Ilachlnt speeding charges were: William lint qu~. . 1 I-: ROG ER Wholo Br..sh tb, SSe ' In 194D, theAIUed evacuation Jn !JJilS, Pope .Joim The mornmg star IS Saturn. of Dunkirk France wbi<h at .,.e of 11 liter 1 ,_.,_ The evening star is Mars. , · 28 ' ' , . --! D 0 Jefferson David, president ol ,an on May • was compleled. · ' the Confederacy during the Civ· il war, was born on this day \ . in 1808. : COLUMBUS · Finance Committee con· . On this day in history: , weeks a'~r the 106th an omnibus pay POINT PLEASANT - Alva 1 . Tbe Almanac . In 1935, the Freneh liner 1 Asoembly opened for and fringe benefit bill. Shue, Ll!kln, was held to the By Ualted Pres• lnlematioalll "Normandie" made her malden i the first two bills Introduced ' The committee was ~and Jury on the charte of Today is Thursday, June 3, voyuge across the Atlantic · the session were ready for approve the bill, which &l<ling In the esea~~!, the !54th day of 1965 with 211 \four days, II hours and 42 sec· vote today. the loweR! state salary pat1~nt when arra..Good- to follow. · onds, establishing a record. 1 25 The Senate wao set to $200 to $230 a month and J~sllce of Peace A. M. 1 ~----~-~ AS LOW AI 4 X I lltiiiT prove one of the most pay raises to Win. i EASY TERMS ... venial bllls of the session, 8'1 ,000 state employes. Shue was commllted to the ' watered • down versim. of When fully implemented, county jail in lieu of fl500 bond. I A• • I r I P mine bill authored bill woold grant Others appearing before Sen. Edmund A. Sarguo, totaling about $20 Goodwin on varloua clrarges 1 Clairsville. a year. were: Darrell Lee Withrow, ·i House, meanwhile, planned ~ Ravenswood, fined f100 and 1 vote on 1 bill thai would Tho House on Wednesday re0sp1 l costs oa a reckleso driving tax exemptions to luRed to approve 1 blll which charge. SHEATHING anc:l FRAMING firms which IIUitall water have allowed pollee ofll. Basil Deweese, Pl. Pleasant, 1 · tlon control facilities. to make arrest! In misde- Among lbole wbo llllered the · was found guilty of a no!Hupo MATERIAL AT LOW PRICES! The strip mine bill eases If they had Holzer hospital In the past :14 port charge and ordered Ill pay reached the floor after s,1~~~· [~;,;;,~to~tt;bdelleve the 11a person had hours were: SaDdr a Lee Fo~ter, $50. per week· He waa com. and his chief opponent, o ense. 521 First Ave Mrs Ola Mary . mltted to the county ,tail in heu I & kl C . Even though that power now . ·• · $500 bond 1 0 a ey . Collms, R • Ironton, in felony cases the . ill Neal, 50 Mill Creek Rd., Robert Cl de M.11· C · Ni MASON, W. VA. ronferred for three solid weeks . ' " Lewis Baxter Sr 460 au ton onner, tro, I SP 3-5554 and finally ·a g r e e d 0 the failed by one vote to get the Pike, Mrs J~n ·Robert B 0 was fined $20 and costs on the amendments. Sargus will "offer ~~essary 69 votes and was looper, Ja~ksoo Pike, charge of stresm littering. on the floor to put some bite lli,p Carl Stokes D • Cl L. Cremeens, Gallipolis, back Into the bill. land ·argued the bill was ev~ en E. Runyon, Rt. I, Gall~polio, 20 PIECE PLASTIC 4 QUART SIZE LADIES' COTTON Miniolure Copper MissH ond Children• It was stripped of its strength nec~ssary since under court~~- Lenora M. Hosehar, 1003 SNACK OR PICNIC STYRENE ICE HALF OR FULL Kerosene Decontive RED OR BLUE wl.en a Senate committee terpretation pollcemtn alread St., Pl. Pleasant, Mrs. Thomas adopted 71 of 72 amendments have the ~rest power in H. Fowler, Rt. I, Pt. Pleasant, offered by the coal mdustry. demeanor cases Mrs. ArtiE 0. Roush, Rt. I, Le· Expect Pay Hike Okay Rep. William Nye, D _Akron, tart, W. Va., Mrs. Carl V. Hall, Snack or picnic sets made Keeps ice cuhtos or chipChoice of ladies slips In Decorative ca.pper 1amps Rubber aole 1neaker11 for of plastic. 4 plates , 4 tum· State employes were due for added that under the bill, pol· Rl. I, Pomeroy, Ml<;Mel Euped ice for man ~ huurs. half or rull styles. Easy tliat really burn kerosene, children. Sizes 8 1/a to 3. biers and 12 piece!! of Holds 4 quarts. li ;Hlr of a big break today when icemen could make arrests in gene Knapp,_ Ll!ngsvtlle, John care cotton fabrics with Complete with glass chimRed or blue with rubber plastic cutlery. foam styrene. embroidery trim . ney and wick. traffic cases simply on Wilham Neville, Jackson, Mrs. soles and cushion inHole1, word 01 a witness. Albert M. P1erce, Rt. 3, Jack· DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE MENS Meat Jnspe<tlon Code Set son, Mrs. Kenneth Paul Bay, The Senate assed and Hamden, Mrs. Delbert Pe;ry' P Hamden, Mn. Frank DePr~est, ba ck to Ihe House for c?neur- Rt. l, Pedro, Elbert A. Wonderful For Boatine ·ence m ·amendments a bill set- 1ess, 1rontoo, a nd Mrs. El v8 ea ea ea tl ng up a sa I tew1'd e, vo 1unary, 1 and All Outdoor Fun M dd Rt 1 G . K SET ~nilor~ meat Inspection serv- a 011 • Jimm:'rlson, y, Men's $ 99 1ce, wh1ch would be paid for by M Albert M p· Rt S 6111·12 - - the meat packers. rs. · lerce, · ' Collins said the bill was "long Jackson, son, 12 ' 02 . p. m. 3-8 Inc~ x 50 Foot Length 30 QUART CAPACITY overdue" and would "great! nesday. Mrs. Curt1s M. Hunt, VINYL PLASTIC GARDEN INSULATED STYRENE ICE increa~e customer confidence ~ Letart, W. Va., son, 2:21 8 · m. MIDDLEPORT, 0. meat sold in Ohio stores" He Wednesday. ._._._._._._._.·_.~~ D~GED Non k'nking , long Patients recently diRcharged la sting pla'i1ic lawn _Inst.llated foam Jl'e chest s. 30 quart ca· included Sharon Chaney, Isaac or garden hose. par1IY. Ket~ ps food! ur Wooten, Robert Richmond, Mrs. Made with brass fit. drinks for hours. Dixie Smith, Mra. T. Lewis and tin~s . DISCOUNT PRIC! DISCOUNT PRICI infant daughter, Mrs. H. Clark and infant son, Mrs. 0. S. Yoong FOR FUN IN THE SUN- BEACH OR POOL and infant son, Gertrude Hill, MADE OF THE SEASONS BEST Martha Finnicum, Mrs. Okey Hurl ow, Mrs. Larry Campbell, Mr•. Basil Haynes, George Slerrick, Ralph Dearing, Lowell Shop the Bonanza for the Jatest styles in swim s uits by Pembrook Sharp, Mn, Lizzie Harmon, AND and Colony. One and two piece Mrs. Keith Ll!wrence, Mr1. models in a wide choic• of muter· Charles Chalous, Mn. Laura FRIDAY- SATURDAY & MONDAY AT THE ials and colon. Wll18, Mrs. H. D. Rift, 0. M. Massie, Mark Sanden, Lisa .. , ' . Caldwell and Rogor Johnson. Beat bot weather blues this sum- eGWI!Iea Strip.·Mine Bill Reaches Fforir After Torrid Bout ~· I THE FRIENDLY FOLKS· ' ( ,. .. DISCOUNT PRICE c il �~~ T~mple gi••• Excellent Grode · ' .~ l&miuallnspection Tuesd,. .. Eve. ·I' '' ' I FOur-ffliill/rtd Persons li Ritlf~lill Mainly About Alumni Banquet Saturday ~venmg ~· People In OVer 400 person• attended the Sa1d It Alain, and Eb~, Warn p · Ill: Rutland Htsh Sebool AIQmnl er, class .of 1829, sang Golden ~o A togradeMeigsof excellent was giv· ny Temple, Pythian 1 · ;Smlltt'·>, D CAtEN AR . llatera, by Sylvia Bowens of During the business meeting .· cmeroy I banquet . held Saturday evening Days" With hiS own accompan· . 1 111 ,Logan, District Deputy Grand members reported included i . . at the high school. Miss Sally· iment , JUNI!: .Chief at the annual inspection Mabel Hysell, Jean Hudso~ and Mrs. Mae Rettmtre returned \ Schaaf, member of the faculty, Three classes were recognlt- The JOY clafl8 of the United tleld 'Tuesda evening , the 1 Lena McEihmny The Irttttatory lo her hoiRO In New Haven, w. 1 was toastmistress for the even- ed and represented by Roy Methodist church are spo11801' hall In Mid~leport. She 1 ais<> work for one candidate was el· va .. Wednesday after a vlatl , injfs program Snowden, !926; Wayland Brown lng a rummage sale 'ftturaday, eom limenled the sta fl and rmpllf1ed durmg the evemng iwllh her sister, Mrs.. Susle 1 The Invocation was given by 194o, ~nd Mary L McKinney June 3 through Saturday, June offic~rs for their work The b1~thdays of Jane Johnson iFtscher who accompanied her 1Herbie Grate The baked ham Nelson, 1945. James Vennarl, 5, 1~ the Swisher building on . • and Jean Cl8i k were observed home for the day . dinner was served lbe Rut!Pnd high ,school prtnctpal and tong- !\eeond St., from~ a.m.-4 p.m.· Mrs. Ben Neutzling was pmn· ' An invitatiOn was read from i Robert~ Kraeuter, student at PTA Carol S Pierce, alumni time athletic coach, gave . a eacn day. l.st for the work ol. the evcmng. Wilkesville Temple to attend IOhm UniverSity, returned home association president. welcom· talk The benediCtion was gtv· \ JUNE 4 The Staff and Olfwers wo~r their inspection Friday, June • .Tusday for the summer vaca· ed the class of 1!165 as guestll. en by Mr .. Grate. : The Ya Wa Te Camp Fire aqua formals Mcmbm ol the , A gift from the Temple was pre· lion. . . h Dun~ the business meetmg A patnot1c color scheme was I Girls ol Racine will bold their ataff Include Mogg1e . J onrs, sented to the vlsltln deputy by \ Roland Fisher IS spending l • I new officer& ele<:ted included, carried out In the decoration• an ual Jltne Su on 4 Martha Childs. Virgima Owens, Bellv Biggs Vlsitorsg were pres· end ot quarter Dnld Wtsenian, preslllenl ; Ro. wtt.h red. while and blue stream· Jun: th serving Doris Bailey. Nell Hahr. Lenme : ent irom Gallipolis, :.tate bert Snowden, vice pmldent; ers A replica ol the beginning at 6 p.m. at the Haplonstall , Betty B1ggs: ,lane , Pomerov and Logan cge WI .. 18 ~~~en 8• · Jean Parker, secretary. and of plywood featured the f1eld of cine Junior High School Build· 1 Johnson . Grnev10ve Memha1·1 . · . IM!S. Ma>on s er. F her Marsha Denison, trea!lllrer. blue 1n ltghts. The program inb. Ever one In the area is 1 Ferne Cheesebrew. Belly Spen· The hall was decorated with , Mr. Is t The National Anthem. sung by 1closed with the high school invited t/ attend • 0 cer and B~rd~e Wutts arrangemenls of roses and and ' \ ~ \~ the pre~~:~~ '!he group, opened the program.' song acrompanied by Mrs Shen- The Middleport WCTU will Jean Zirkle presl.ded as Most spring flowers and refreshments ' the wee en ~ "~1 ber and Mrs. Rex Shenfleld was ac· efleld. meet Frida evening June 4 Excellent Chief and other off1· ' of sandwichos. cookies and Mr. an~ M~s. ~on Asnold companist Sabra Canaday pre· . Also introduced qurlng tbe at the Ftrsi Baptist Church at cers taking part were .l oa 11 punch were se1·ved at the close M~ an ~s.h m dr ~n sented a piano solo, the opcn· [evening were a familY of grad· 7.30 p 4, 5 Clark. Belly Spencer. . Ella ol the meeting of apeni lng theme from Grter·a Piano nates Roy Snowden · · Lemley , Max me Owens. Opal k nd llh his daughl· Concerto Su2y Parker, Vale· I class of 1925, hiS daughter, Jean The l{acine Firemen Auxil· 1h Biggs .. Gold If G1 lmure NorC UB MEETI~G SET 1 ~; .~e~o~·tn·l:w Mr. and Mrs. I dictorlan of the clllss of '65 pia~; Snowden Parker, class of lary will sell homemade Ice 1' ma Zt~kle •nd >adte Mc~lhm· · ' · ' Robert Wamsley' and famlly ., ed l~o cor~et aoloes: "Ja••, , l945 and his granddaUihter, cream, at the Racine fire --- Middleport Garden Club will They were accompanied hom• j and FantaiSte En Mt Bernet , Suzy Parker. class of 1965. Mrs. house Friday and Saturday, FIRST meet Monday evening. June 7, by Mrs FL<h'>' who speul the wtth M . ISS Canadw at the pta.•no Donna Nelson was chairman nf !June 4 and 5, starting 9 o'clock QUALITY at ihe home of Mrs. Rodney week here. Jull~. ~u~~·~!s..:!'_b~~e:_l ve the demoting committee. In the morning till 8 o'clock In REGULAR Downing. The ~rog will \1rs. Jan,e• Smith and dau ~hl· , the evening. Sold In the contmn· Certified Oil Station he in . :targe of Mrs Mer•on ers <>f Columbus soent 1 he Clrester Clrtb Holdl ' ers or by the dip. 1 :r: . I v~catlon f~~~ Wilkesville, \rlounta:~ ~sm~~ a~dl flag.ma~e Fr~day 1 . For The Good Ole Summtrtlmtl COOL, SHORT SLEEVE COTTON DRESSES Set Our Nice Stlectlonl . Phillips Sisters ·Style Shop • COURT ST. THE IIIIOEI'OHL BREWING .::aMPANY Of IIIIII:INNATI, QHIO POMEROY Ra-~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l an~·~f · ~~~l~m i Tl~o~~:.n ~~~ec~~lllt includln~ ~UNE ~special I 1 28.9 1 Bibfe School Frt-n eh nn the topic, "A Sum- weekend with rflative!l in the ',w,..,.M,_•i_n_s_•·_ _ _P_•_m_•·_•_•l ' mrr ., Valentine.. · Wr'll Begr'n On Monday Mornrng Selectioit Solitaires JUNE 5 awt. El • T rtes day lj Jitney Supper Saturday , .June 1 I'Ctwn Dr. and Mrs James Fisher 5, at Syracuse Grade School, ·and family of Cincmnati were , Election of office" was held I sponsored by Latlies Auxiliary weekend guests of h1s parents, when Chester Council Dauvht· of the.~yracuse Ftre Dept. Serv· Mr and Mrs Paul FISher: . le" of America mel Tuesday , lng Will begm al 5 o. m. Mr. and Mr<. H1 ram FISher The M iddlepol'l Church of evening with 34 members pres- I JUNE 7 1 arr·umpanted their . grandson. Chnst will b~gm classes m the cnl. : The Pomeroy Garden c I u b Mark i'Islwr, to Ius horne In Daily Vacallon Bible School Sadie Trussell. councilor. ure· will meel Monday at 2 p.m., at Ci nrinnall und spent the week Monday mormng. June 7th al d d Millie Dill and Helen Hea· the horne of Mrs. J . 0. Roedel end wtlh Mr. and Mrs. Ted the church. The school will be ;~:~ere reported home lrom with Mrs. Irving Karr Jr. as Fisher and family, held each weekday throu ~u .. co·hostess. Mrs . .John Fisher. Mr. and June 18. The age group includes hos~Jlal and Za~a ~~~er. u~er· - -- - Mrs . ~1ike ~' isher snd daughter the four year olds through )un· wen surgery a cor s osand Donald Fisher and friend lor high school , pita I 111 Columhu• and IS qlllt.e Mrs. 'f11ylor HosiH of Akron 8 penl the weekend , The sessions will include Bible ·tiL a thank you ncle was re· I wllh Mr and Mrs. Henry Roush study, ~ork book material. : ce!'ed from Maud Ross for , M11y Meet Rei'P.ntly ! of Racine and olher reialivea In songs. and chapel services. Re· ' cards and gift sen! her v'hlle tiL , the very best of our , the ar •a freshments will be served each I Mrs. Tru.,ell thanked •he mem- The Emma Smith Circle ol · Mrs" Albert ~'ields and Mrs. day to the children. A sack lber. for cards and gift sent her 1the Reorganized Church ofJi· Claude M<'Guire of Lincoln P•rk ; lunch and picnic will be held while hospttahzed. A thank 1 sus Chnst of Latter Day Samts Mich., Mr. and Mrs. AI Hor· l June 18 weather permUting. All you was received fro1.1 Gelnna 1met at the hom.• of Mrs. vath ol Al le n Park. and Linda · children ol the community are Hayes' daught.er lor a gift sent !Taylor for f>!ay s busm.ess meet· Jiamond ring collection and Jeffrey Roush of New Ha· ' Invited to allend the Bible her mol her. a charter member. 1lng., Mrs. Golda Gillilan. Woven, w. v·a., were sunday even· sessions. , A report was given on the i mens Leader, ?pened the meet· mg guests of Mr and Mrs. Ma. IDeputy club meeting hel~ re· tlng by welcoming the 10 memTradition malt01 the soll1aire the ideal ,son Fisher and family. Milt'll mul Mirlrtll'l ,cently by Erma Cleland. depu· 'lbers and 2 g~ests present. Mrs. Artw•MI quality makea these unequalled any· Miss Allnes Mooro returned . ' iY. It was announced thai the , Robert Proffitt opened the. wor- , whore. And what exquisite settings! Each a modern Booster meeting would be held Iship hour With prayer. Scripture I to her home m Columbus 'rues· Ext'lr.t lnflll V OWl triumpb, each doliped lo bring out the diamond'• :day after a several days VISII Mr. and Mrs . John Mitrh. Lo· , at Chester on October 20. A re- , taken from Hebrew was read luU brillliiiMlO. l'ully.guaranrrtd for la.rrlog ,..,,,, with Mr . ond Mrs . Thomas ,·usl St. are annoc11 cmg !he mar· [ port was given on membert' iby Miss Beulah Roush, follow· NlllfoMIIy advertlltd In Young. nage of their doughter, Sharon participation in Memorial Day ed by a song by !he group. SEVENTEI!I>I, BRIDE'& und of~« /iM _,.:;,,,, I Mr . and Mrs. Roher! Rogers to Everett Michael Jr., son of Iparade and also the program 11 1Worship thoughts from the Book 1, and Janel and Nancy of Nel· Mr. and Mrs. Everelt Michael · the cemetery and Margaret Tut· ,of Mormon and Alma were read . · by Mrs. Harold Prolfllt. "A Llv. of Bradbury. su nv i11e were weekend guests "" h h Tu 1 lie captam thanked members 1· F 'th" b M Wll of her parents Mr and Mrs The Rev. rat er Jo n re f0 • I k. • I I' mg at I poem y rs. • IThomas Youn~· ahd · Mr. and , read the vows of .the double ring ~ff~~~: :~:~~~ were Leda Uam Roush co~ciuded tho wor· I Mrs Ro ers attenrled lh AI· ceremony Tuesday, May 25 at .. ship hour. Durmg the business ·. g e 7·30 p m at th• rectory of the Mae Kraeuter, councilor; Lau- ~ meetinl plans were discussed to umlll b•nquet and u.once. Sacred Hsart Church ra Mae Hartung, aosociate coun· make bed pads and bandages to Mrs. Herman Kuntz and Mrs. Michael . . a· graduate CI· 1or,• Barban Sa rgen t• v'Ice be given to the Cancer Scclety . IS Pomeroy I' daughw. Mrs. Dorothy Hum· , of Pomeroy High school and is . councilor; .Opal Hollon, associ· [Cards were sent to the sick Court St. Clnclnfl'llli are and spendtni . ol ~per· at• •tce · codunct11 . Matrhy Sh amel, fewofdays with Mr. Mrs. employed In the office Mo. the community. Refreshments 1 1 1'11 y Jntendent Charles G1bbs. Mr. wa er, con uc or, oro Y Y· were served by !he hostess as· Reattia Weekend· June 18·19-20 ~mas d o~g. Ch E Michael is servin1 with the Na· ers. warden ; LtiCIIIe Kraeuter, sisted by her daughter, Jooe:yn. • / Gan ~s.. ar1tuea edw1~~ tionBI Guards at n Jackson I treasurer; Ada Van Meter, fin· There was a pot flower ex81hn l heorge . WIAngk re Turn sd Columbia, South Caroiina. anclal secretary ; Ethel 0 r r. change and games were plli.:vedl e r omes m ron e ay · 1at .· fl nanc1a1 secretary; durma · the socta · 1 ho ur. after spending 1 few days with assts. Itheir sister and brolher-in·law, 10'1 NEW TITLES . Hattie Frederick, recording Mr. and Mrs. Phil Williamson Tlties for 107 ne·. vchtcles relary; Ada Nt .I !Zilng, a~islant and attended the Alumni ban- were.made durtnl May In the II· . recordm& secretary;. MargJrtt quet. tie division ol the Meigs County i McClam, tnSide sentmel; Beu· \ A3c Michael E. Vournazoe. Clerk of Courts of . Evelyn [lah Maxey , outSide sentinel ; Zek who recenlly completed six ' Lucke. clerk of courta. lndlcat· da Weber, trustee; Betty Roush, wPOkl of basic training at Lack· ed titles were given for 82 new 1 representative to State Council OPEN EVENINGS TILL 7 PM- SATURDAY TI,L 9 PM cars. eight tra;lers, 10 motor· and Enzy Newell, alternate re· and seven true••· Used presentative. \ POMEROY vehicle lilies totaled 182 with A meeting of lhe Past Com,. WY 2-3975 E. MAIN ST. 160 be~ng for cars. 12 f>r trucks cllors wa• announced for Wedthree for trailers and seven for nesday June R at the ,odge hall me ·cycle8 . with Betty Roush, Nevada Bea· l - - -- --- · ~ - - 1ver and Erma Cleland as host· FRESH land Air Force Base, Texas, esses. was a weekend guest of Mr. , AI the close of the meetin~ I DAILY · • ·.• : • and Mrs. Frank Amott, Pauline a silent auction was held by the and Kay McClintock at Syra· ways and means committee. ~ cuse. The next meeting will be on Mr. and Mrs. Joe Arnott and June 15 and quarterly birthdays Gene of McArthur were Sun· ' will be observed with a potluck , day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. : dinner. Frank Arnoli at their home in , JN JU-81-11-MI =NU - T~"S _ _ _ . Syracuse, Monday visitors of Mr. and iiF YOU RAVE TO Mrs. Michael Vournazos .a 1ISCRATCH YOUR ITCH, Vour fk Dull It anY ctrur ttore. Portsmouth wen Mrs. Paulme Quirk . <trYII ITCH·Mit-ND'I' c~..d'"' McClintock Kay McClintock ' 1 the Uch J~nd bumlnr. Antl&eptlc •c· . ' tlon kllll aermt lO IPeft healln1. I 1 June Bargain-Time SALE! 20% OFF Red Hot and Rolling Sales Campaign I 1 ..... .-............. , · I Biggest advance in ignition systems In over 50 years. Get sure fire starta, longer life 1or plug• and pointe, l•as frequent tuneupe, and lt'e your• FREE If you buy a new '815 Studebaker NOW f GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE ":·D I Find the P'l!ftPI!CT I GIFT ITEMS ••• BOXED HANI(IES, BILLFOLDS, •• • SPRAYS AND fa~bion I' Fa/JritJ and the Vournazoes' son, A3c ;Fine for ecum~. intt(t bll•• · foo\ llt~, ether 111fae. ruh•~o NOW E• Vou-•""S ~ u_. · Mlcha•l Reg. 89c- 36 inch SEERSUCKER ___ , !hrr111he r ~ LohH DruiH· 21b. REGULAR 1.98 WAID CROSS' SONS 36" Quilted CoHona _ yd. 1.19 fur houst"coat.s~ b~.lipreadli, etc. SAVE! for Summer bwint- 36 11 tnd 45'' wlcte _ I. t. ,. Many Other PIECE GOODS BARGAINS! SEW and SAVEl WY 2-2284 POMEROY CHECK THE PRICE! (7ooorDN.,. Corvair 500 H. T. Coupe 1! 0 engine, c &c accessory group, whitewall tir- es, fold-down seat. Color: tourquoise. REG, RETAIL $2255.80, SPECIAL PRICE I. Biscayne "6"2 Door Be iure of your dl· agnosis, bef o r e treating yourself or a member of the family. Don't treat 1nythng unless it Is recognized and min· or ••. if there Is any uncertainty, consult your doctor first. Beige finish, fawn interior, 2-speed wipers & washers, heater, defroster, undersea!. ReG. RI!TAIL $1't $2474.75, SPECIAL PRICE - - - - ~ 249 Red finls!~J:~~~~m~!!.~~~~g~;P~sU.e?ei retr., belt undersea!. covers, c&c ace. aroup, P. B. radio, 775x14 w w. tires, Powerglide, liG. RITAtL WU.II, NO~,, J4.69c l McCa II's Patterns 115 W. SECOND OHIO III 4 Rtgiattred . GRADI'A RACINE, 0. Mrl. B~ Euge~~e NorriJ, Mn. and aon, ~bert, l":. rr Ewlllll lllld aon, Benny, •ed Colnllltllcement ., ..., McCOY'S Cottage .Cheue.u3•.ao~ ' ' W.AID CROSS' SON·s Phermeclats To Strvt You O!TA DEGREE Mr. and Mrs. AIYln Non•ll, . .' SWISI!!IER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS at Grande ()9U• • ·-1ay after· whlll Beiljllllln Juaene No.'Tls received Bachelor qf $clence DePM In Secondary Education, ' 110011 ,. < pOMEROY ·MOTOR CO. Red finish,140 liP, 6 cyl. engine, c&c accessory group, 775 x 14 W. W. tires, Powergl!de. manual radio, undersea!. ~041 .~HEVY DEALER Chevelle Malibu Con. Cp Dark blue finish, power brakes, power steering, P. B. radio, c&c accessory group, power top, wheel covers, 775 x 14 w.w. tires, undersea!. I:::2.o~ET~~w -- ----~996 I WY 2-2126 ·, El Camino Sports Pickup REG. RETAIL $H49.7S, NOW ydt. Thf! Fabrie Shop Singer Sa les & Service POMEROY FOR THE FINEST 2 S1 Adjusted _---- c;..,., I I 36" and 45" wide GINGHAMS ldool :~--~--~; --:--:------~ WY 2-3498 I DRIP DRY MATERIALS JUNE _ SALI --- .... ~-- Hohum orAd1m1 LOAVES A Wido Selection REG. 89c to 1.39 the BEN F ANKLI :;,-s-1o .SKINLESS •t SHOP AT Speclol Purch11o Fruit of the Loo111 S·lo LB. s 1 Financing us for details. CROSSES for REMEMBERING Month of BETTER VALUES! < EasyGMAC Excise Ta x Redu ction becomes efff'ctive you will be refunded on your purchase. A CEMETERY WREATHS , 1 i!Juln . ft!lnnilMIMERTIM. SPECIALS VERLTUTTLE BILL CHAPMAN LLOYD McLAUGHLIN When 1 June GEORGE HARRIS CEWARD CALVERT SAVE THE FEDERAL EXCISE TAX TIES, SHIRTS & JEWELRY ITEMS SIMON'S MARKET TOM RUE MOTORS, Middleport, Ohio Your Vacation CHEVY Lower Price Tags 1965 Chevrolets A?propriate aentimenta for all fathers on hts day - June 20th. ° SEE YOUR STUDEBAKER DEALER LISTED BELOW lor DAD SeeOneOf The "Red Hot and Rolling Tetm" . . • POMEROY Reiallll ... •' •• w..kand - Juno 18-~20 �~\ . ,.,~ ,.' '. I I ClaSsified Ads Your Modern Communitv BuDCfiD - - - - - - - - ______-:"'_,.;. ___;;;::;:-;;;-;;-;---,-R.::;:=:c::=~;- 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·MiddlepoJ't, 0., June 3, 1965 - WANT AD INFORMATION . DEADLINIOI .,, ,f.!;,. n:..=on...,. . .~... u~J:!:i'!l-.oNs WHI "" ooaoECnoNs ,,...,.., ror unw ''"' "' 0 ., ., PUhnsu.. IL UGULATJONt to··~:_,"'~:~~....~.:,:: •·-' FOR SALE Businen Services Help W•n..... CAR HOP, waitress, and &rlllt965 CONSOLE stereo, Just tak· AIR CONDITIONING Refrtgercook. Apply In person. Crow's en In. Lovely walnut console ation service. Jack's Relrtg· Steak House. 6 2 file with AM & FM radio. 41 eratlon, New Haven, Phooe 4 TU z.:153'1. WOMAN to do babysitting and speed record cbanger, t 0 tic ngeek bt bousework 5 days per speakers, dual volume con-1 Ph WY' ..21 • trol This set three months HEATING, PhnnhiiJI, Mleller w . one ..., '· · of F Am 0 ld Brolbe 1 1 8tp old. Take over paymenlll Jll'llaces. n, --,-:'7-=-:-;:-;;:=:-:--.= $6 per month or pay balance 818 East MaiD Street, Pomu.s. Clvllltrvlct ftmt due $89. 76. Try it In your 1eroy. Phoae WY z.me. llhu · .. O~b 18 llllt 0'1'... 8-.un JODI. home. Call WY 2"W ~ss. 7 •• RiJb pa)' 9DOl" M•ln Ad•at~~ll'l.at w tic oh lcCUoDahiL Erntn abould be r<' ~>Qrted tmmedlatei.J' '11t11 pubo li-hPr 'lriU not be rapoNtbla for ('bougndJ oJ tntt• open Preparttor7 ,.;.,·. , •••• ... '""',..... ,..,.,.L "''""' """''"' ••"' ,...,.... ..,_uo., ' ru:B"-"'""" RATU raon oD Job" ,.tartu, ..equtrem..,ta ror Wut Act StntH Wrtl• l.ttdu flt'lrll n•m•. addr- and 4 t '!.!nll per word on• tn~~ertloa. PM!!.•. \T·tntmum Cbarp 80 <lent.. Uneoln s.n:tce. BOll . . .. PODIUOJ' u '4:entll per word for Tlu'w eo. DallJo BaDt1fltl. PGmaroJ', Oblo. ~• · 1962 CHEVROLET 1 TON STAKE 1 local owner, new rings and valve job, 4 s~eed ,_ tl'ans. H. Duty springs, Radio, Heater, Dual W ee.. new spare, looks and runs like a new truc'k. $ 15 95 Only . . · ---------:--:-- i Real Estate For S1le lg Farewell Party To Honor Rev. McCoy PT. PLEASANT - The II,a~nldlgiMrsller;' .::~ be with a farewell party 1957 CHEVROLn I, TON 5-29-&c · ,.,~.. BUYS Of THE DA.Y 8 ft. Pickup, Like new H. D. tires, Heater, runs real good . BO~ira $449 .. , = PT. r........,...,. - Mlu KaU.. ~~ S: ~ graduating senior awardt .... the ...... CoiDity ~~ Duuouu DemollslraUoa Council. Friday evenmg to t' church social rooma. The affair 11 be· Ing sponsor~ by the Heights' MiBs Thomas, daughter of Mr. EUB Womau Soclel}' of World and Mn. Edwin Tbomu, Leoa Service· Rt. I, WU praented her IWird The Rev. McCoy who served as pa"',;r of the lllpU EUB Church for tbe paat ~- bee ...._ ... to Ye&rl. '"'" n ........R I Ch h H bas bee IP ey urc · e n su,. ceeded at . the JocaJ church by the Rev. Charles Frum. The by Mn. Valllt Toae)r, llln Ua..t 101. of llr 11111 1, ..:._ Hart, Letart" Rt. ·celved h(S award £rom "-.· mn Harry Staats in Wahanm High School ceremonies. J·-=-. NECCm, built-m automat c z • - - - - - - - - zag sewing machine. Makes FOR SALE Ra ch stvle house I : n ' fancy designs, sews on buttons, in Syracuse, 8 rooms and .,.,u......r~~.... ..., """ Livestock makes buttonholes etc. Bal· bath, hardwood floors, gas " M' .... . . _ . , .. ,... " ' '"" wt!IIUI 10 ..,.. ,.. ance due onIY 163, or pay .. .., heat, storm doors and car· '"""11°.10 • ~'"'s,.• '!!::;"AIIIDla· FOR SALE: Fine pony. Come per month. CaU WY 2-6555. 1 • Oft • ' ' ' •. "" • ' Frum famJio. t'dent, "-. lnmm. &acb~ •ddltlonal word Cl and see. Mason 773·5923. 5·29-Glc port. Phone 992-2954. 6 3 6tp Y' plans to move M.l ill Walter M. W'-'--. UIWMII" 7-5-3ote 1-------- - uo .""~•c:, ~?.!;:'~ M " " " Platform Dual Wheels. 4-speed trans. the local parsonage after June 7. Hostesses for the meeting wlll ....,..., ''"' .. u. '" u,oo """' PUBLIC AUCTION The un~ be Mrs. Raymond Musgrave, · n-,..• ~·. Employment Wanted USULT PRODtlCINO dersigned, due to ill health, ~(J{; Ill f• "J FLARESIDE PICKUP. Heavy duty tires, green lin· DAUGHTERS TO MEET Donald Smllh. Mrl. A. WANT "" WANTED Tractor work, farm must discontinue farming and ..,, ish, deluxe cab. Real nice. McClung, Mrs. Hugo Juhponds, lawns and driveways. will sell the loUowing. at 1461 POMEROY _ room frame ' PT. PLEASAN"' The Colon·! Mrs. Dallas Wilfong, MrL . 6 PHONE WY 2-2156 Small dozer and experienc<!d Gibbson Road II> mUe West house with bath, gas circulatel Charles LewiB Rodgers, Mrs. Gertrude operator. Low hourly rates. S. R. 661 between Pagetown ing heat, 3 - room unfinished 1 Daughters of the American Halliday and Mlsa Erma Bar· Middleport. Phone WY 2-2208. and Albany, Oh10). 1:00 p.m. bastment, and front and back volutlon, wlll meet Friday nett. Card of Th~nks 6 1 !Ole E.ST. June 5, .!965. No. 28 porches. Newly decorated in· ! 2 p. m. at the Mansion lbltSeJ~Oi.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;; 0 MY ;o EMPLOYMENT wanted- Exside and oduted, a$55nd aii carpet· YOUR CHEVY DEALER final meetlnt. of 00.00. mem rs o e o . perienced interior and exter· I d t 'Its blan mgs me1u . Band Boosters orgamzallon ~,·ntm' g. Free estimates. ue ry 5 ove,tailor _quJ '·II'Ons,• POMEROY - 8 • room frame New Closi"" Th e FOrt Randolph •xtety,, II REGULAR 1·or ,be f th ketsaun. p1ctures, .1h ... Time 8:00P.M. ~ 11 and the girl mem rs o e I Phone WY 2·2662 or see Rog- wa,j,n wheels, old books, bolls house all on on~ oor, WI POMEROY, OHIO of .the Revolution, Certified Oil Stltlon Pomeroy Band who helped er Cullums. S-29-tlc and irons, old park bench bath and gas fired hove charge of the program W. Moln It, ,_,.., .. serve the Alumni dinner Sal· ~------,--- irons, beds, chest of drawers, out of danger of high water the dlreetlon of senior pres""' urday, May 29. Mr>. Alma I For Sale china cupboard, old desk, and near Mam Street. $5500. Real &tate For Sale Camp Kindlich Will Russell, Presidenl, Pomeroy dinelle set, silver flowu pol, POMEROY - 6 • room frame Be Held July 12-18 Baod Boosters. . Harden's Markel. Route 124. 'th bath d coal lll'ed POINT PLEASANT - Camp 6 3 lie Syracuse, bao on spe<lals Frl- two western saddles, side sad· 3WI· h 1· an front and back HOUSE, 4 rooms, •·th "" " =-::o=-:--;;:-::::;; die, John Deere B. tractor ea mg, laundry room. Ph. WY 2-31117 Klndllch, annual camp sponsorWE WISH to thank our -many day and. Saturday. 1exas ten· with cullivaotrs, barrow, porches, basement and double 193 Beech St., Middleport. ed by the Mason County Associfriends, neighbors, and rela· der skmless Wieners, 2 lbs. chain hoist, pull type ' ln. garage. Out of high water and 6 3 6tp Btlon lor Retarded Children will lives for their wonderful kind- S9c . 10 lb. No. I. new red bottom plow, wheel barrow easy walking distance be beld July 12 • 18. Any per· ness during the recent illness potatoes, 9Jc. Bana~as, 5 lb. and many, many miscellan· downtown. Only $5000 for cash FOR SALE on Laurel son, groups, or business wishand loss of our beloved moth· 59c 5 lb. tomatoes, ' 5' Bread eous items. Real Estate: will sale. CIUI Road Mrs. Norman E. inti to donate bedding, clothing, 5 2 3 89 er, Mrs. Elizabeth Collins, al· reg for 9c loaves C be sold •t 2:30 p.m. E.S.T. C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR Hysell, WY U322. recreation equipment or cash la Nylon Fabric so special thanks to Dr. Pick- Eggs, 39c doz. Reg. c•gar- This farm consists of 82.73 A. PHONE WY z-:1838 I 4~301p_ urged to contact Mrs. Wllllam 6 3 3tc more or less with 35 acres : ALBERt M. COX, SALESMAN ROOM brick home, 2 bath- Longstaff, phone 6'15-3547. ens and nurses and slaff al elles, 2.\c pk. MIDDLIPOIIT Veterans Memorial for their Shuler's Antiquity Specials .for tillable and the balance in i PHONE WY z-:1631 rooms, finished attic and This camp la financed by lo.... At OHIO devotlon and care during her weekend, Friday aod Satur- pasture and timber aod pulp J 6 2 3tc basement. out of high water. cal efforts and any contribution last days of illness. Special day, June 41h and Sth. wood. This farm has an excelCentral heating, priced will be used to further the aims appreciation to Coats Argo tuna, 4 cans c. Amer· lent spring that has always FOR SALE : On Hlghhlnd quick sale. Phone WY of the camp. and Rawlings Fuoeral Home ican Beauty tomato juice, 36 had an abund~nt supply of Pomeroy, 4 room house or WY :1-m. Charles F. ----lor their services. 1 amily or oz .. 3 cans 67c. New potatoes, water. There " a 5-room furniture of Daisy Thomas. Wildermuth. 4 IS tic Plea88Dt Valley llolpltal Elizabeth M. Collins. U. S. No I, 10 lbs. 99c. Old house. This farm could ofler Maud Buffington ADMITI'ED - LewiB Legg, tl ! lip potatoes, U. S. No. I, 10 lbs. many possibilities and oppor· 6 2 3tp Auto Salas Pliny; Mrs. Edgar Riffle, Leon; - - - - - - - - - - Oc. Windsor Brand sliced ba· !unities to an lmaginaUve 19611 Pi)'mout~. 4 dr. sedan, 0 Mrs. Maxine Fowler, Leon; Notice con 42c Stoney ~ 1dge toma· mind. It would make an ex· cyL standard shift. Price $450. Mrs. Larry Whitt, Pt. Pleasant. M:NUAL MEETING of Sutton toes, 3 cans 4k Silver Bar cellent reatre11l for the busiPh. SH Z-5539. 6 2 3tp DISCHARGED - Mrs. Lew!J Chester Farmers Mutual Fire Peas, 3 cans, 47c. Red Delic- ness man who wishes to get • ., Oliver, Point Pleasant; John " away from it aU, it could be 1be Ramltler Blank h' G m Jla Ferry n<urance Company. Will be ions App Ies, 3 lbs.....c. a small produclive farm. Casb- 5 ROOM HOUSE - 20 acres World SIUdanl of e Jll"ol ens lp, a po ; held at Chester Town House Broughton and Producers on delivery of Deed Tenns: land m Letart Twp. on Route Ellcelllnf~t daughter o.l Mr. and Mrs. 'Yfonday A. M. June 7, A. M. milk , I gal. jug. 69c. Half gal. h s· d· N · Ha 238. Eight acres bottom lend AI• ear roo• rtdt fiDII ,.. Bem1e Queen, Vmton. 'II · Prod 39c B ht cas · Jgne · orma ger. · · Pri """ ..., BffiTHS - A son to Mr and ! ~65. Emmett G. W• ' JUg ucers, . roug • Bradford Auclioo Compaoy, along OhJO R•ver. ce reas- lermallce. 8maD eCOIIOJIIl ,._ Homer McMUIIn BidwelL ~'res. , Francis E. Morris, Sec. on II gal. carton milk, 53c. C. C. Bradford, Auctioneer, onable ~~ $4,800. llld mOD8gerablliiJ "uo . • 6 2 3tp 6 3 3te A C B dl d, M , .., •• 7 ROOM HOUSE - Two baths, 11oe A son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank· I ===-:---:-----=-:- ~,. . ra or gr. ......... r10 Th0 rnto r -·if WE YOU ever aItended a FREE loan of our efficient Car7Z acres land, aU fenced. 311 MetropoiiiD HIIIOrl n, """" Businen Services acres In pasture. Three well5. t:. MelD Slreel. PomUOJ ----,.1"ey supper Come he wilh pet Shampooers wilh p u rWater and gas. Located in PboM WY Wl1l SPEAKER NAMED •• '" !his Saturday at the Syra- chase of Blue Lustre ShamRutland Twp., 12 miles lrom t 2:1 tic PT. PLEASANTB. T. IDnk· cuse Grade School at 5 p. m. JIO". Baker Furniture, Middle- SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Write Pomeroy. $9,500. ley ,National Servlee Officer of 6 2 3tc 2 port. 6 5tc 814 Viand St., Pl. Pleasant, W. CUCKLER REALTY IMUfii!Ce the Disabled American Velar· FflEE 1.000 S&H Green Stamps 1954, 6 cyl. FORD, new motor. Va. 6 3 30tp POMEROY omo ans, will address members of How• By simply v•ewing the Cnarolais · Hereford crossed HILTON WOLFE.' AUTOMOBILE Insurance been the local chapter No. :1 on SunC• 1act Vacuum cleaner in I yearling bull, 2 bottom plow. CAR WAHSED and vacuumed. PHONE WI ~11 cancelled? Lost yom opera· day, June 6, at 2 p. rn. at the Your ' home. Phone WY 2·2821. Oliver drill. Ph. SH :1-4656. Wilson's car wash, 550 Page-s!, 6 2 3tc tor's license: Call WY Z-29811 chapter hOme according to L. 5 28 30tc 6 2 12tp Middleport. WY Z-3517. Open 616tfc W. Edwards, chepter adju•tant. \. 8 9 ~: Eoc"X"'I"'c"'AN~T"'o"'M""Ac:::T::0 plants for . 1964 International Pickup, 26,000 from a. m. to p. m., seven HOUSE FOR SAL I PHOTO Copym& Service. Cop- An invitation is being~=!~ sale. William Holmes, Syra·' miles. Excellent condition. days a week. 6 1 30tc Mndem Ranch Style. Beautiful leo mada ol legal papera. to all members and , location on top of !IIUIII hill birdJ records and almost any members to attend th1s cuse. 5 26 tie WY 2-2!66, WY 2-3491. BULLDOZER WORK, equipped facing state Highway Garage on other documenlll. ant meeting. Mr. Hlnkley will i!F.AR IT ON WMPO - Llew· 8 2 Ole with winch. Big or small job. Route 7 with good road to main Reuter IDiarooee, Pomere,r discuss veteran laws and 64 Ford Gelaxl• 500, I Cylinder Standla o1 " ellyn Thompson's "Life and MAHOGANY end tables, bed Call daytimes WI 11-3151, even· highway. Four bedrooma, living, tic lations and will be available to 14 2 door Hanl • top, power lfeering end rid._, Light" program, Monday thru' outfit, electric roaster. WY :1- Ings WI 9.:1089 Gene Barnett dining, family, kitchen, break· • cJiseuss Individual claims Friday at 8:15 a. m. EST. 3953. 6 2 6tc Racine Ohio ' 5 U tl~ fast play, maid's, utility and GUARANTEED, renewable lor • 64 Studeblker Deytonel dr. H. T. I.,.&. IN..._, 5 25 tie ' • shop. Three baths, ceramic tile life hoopilalizatlon. Issued R.dlo. AUCTION every Wednesday and and wall to wall carpet on at all lies. Phone WY J-11186. S.Jturday. Welch's Auction, I floors. About two-thirds of 1 18 11a 63 Ford Cty.ledlll 4 ... WlgOtl, 6 eyl. IN. .... Laurel Cliff, Route 124. bouse is paneled in mahogany NOTICE and walnut. Air conditioned. __W _ a_n_ted _ _T_o_Buy _ __ Radio 6 2 JOtp ==;-;;;:-==-:o-:' Large patio and double carport. , _ _::__ _:__ _ _...!..._ RHODE ISLAND Red h-e-ns- aiid ! On Lot 200' 1 390'. Msy be seen 1• 63 RltNtler Clllllc 770. 6.yllld. tr.. .... My OHica Will Be roosters. Call 1140·2778. ' by appointment only. WANTED TO BUY Would like 62 Olda Starflre 2 dr. H.T. poww ateerlng. 6 1 31c Ctll 985·3555 C"-r, Ohio to purchatt 4 bedroom Closed From ___ _ ty home. Please etate brak•, power "!!indow a; reclle US~'D PIANOS and location of IIIIIDI. Two nice reconditioned upright Sales & Service HOUSE FOR SALE, two years care of The Daily 5en'inel,l 62 Falrllne 4 dr. I cyl.ltd. "-.ltldle pianos, priced for quick sale. May 31 to June 7 old, 3 !Jedroom,s bath and Box 668 N. 5 'rille Call Rutland Furniture, SH 2· '· .,. C carport. No down payment re- ~ :::_=-:-:=:::-'7.'::---61 Fonl Flllrilne 2 dr. I cyl. Std. tntw. hlo .... Fits Aim 41111. 6 1 31p 1'£ e ost .. very ar quired. Phone SH 2-51168. HAY WANTED. Old or new. E. F. MAAG 61 Studalteker 4 dr. 6 &yl. Std. trant. Radle MOBILE Home so x 10 Cham- eTransferable When I 1 12tp Not neceswily top quaUty, ion. Air conditioned. Automa-~ You Trade Can E. J. Hll~ Pomeroy, Ohio. 61 Plymouth Sta. Wagct~~ 2 clr. I cyL A11t, TriM. HOUSE FOR SALE, 5 lD I 3 3tp A U '!~MUBIU: lltSUI'anl:1l been ic wWYasher . .10 gal. water heat- eGuaranteed 24 moothJ Minersville. Phone WY ~1. - - - - - - . , . - ; - - Rldlo cplledT 1..oat your opera· er. 2-Z490, WY :1-3882. or 24,000 miles e 1 31e Sale or Tr1da 59 Ford Crty. Sq. 4 ... WlgOt!N • cyl Aul. trant. • UcenaeT Call WY ii-Ztl6 ==-=--=~=::-75_:_2_8:__:.:. 11c e Most Popular Unit :::::-:~L"'D::;:SM"'O"'B'"n",E",-;-:;door=,-:a:::uRaclo :"' llillc MEXICAN TOMJ.TO plants for HOUSE Ior Re11I ' •• bedroo oo11<r ·;;;( lD the U·S·A· 'f? eale. William Holmes, Syrah 128 E Ma• Stra tomatlc tr••...,;••"'· _ _..., '. For Rent orne at I . m ., steering and power brakes. 51 Ford Falrlane 2 6 cyl. Std. tnna. lbdle -..;·,o.··_ ·- - cuse. 5 28 tfc 00 Phone WY :1-M. 5-29-Gtc Good condition. Call SH :II Ro6M HOUSE with bath, cus, lnlttllttl . 44115 or write Howard B. Stitt, 63 Chevrolet Impel• Sparts Covpe. 2 dr. Ha....., tom • built kitchen, near For Summer Drlvl111f . .. FOR SALE: I room home. Langsville 6 1 314 I Cyl, Auto. treM. Poww StNrlng and brlk11 schools, corner Lincoln and eFvrzon G10ollno Will seU completely furnish- ...:::::!:=::.·:___ _ Fourth in Middleport. Call • Lubrication Service ed with waD to wall carpet, Marina Supplies 65 Cornet 4 Dr. 6 Cyllndw. Standenl Shift. • Unl Tl All 51 and drapes, or unfurnished. GaU Mill WY er, Z.Jl!Hi. Aok :b'.ut7itn Fi.; offer Pomeroy, 0. Call WY Z-2551 or WY 2 • FOR SALE: 24 R. cruiser, 6 Z 3tc II sleeps two. All electric. Lots 3712 FOR BOATERS FURNISHED apartment, '.,. River Mf'Vict an whitt -• SEWING MACHlNE · of extras inclJ.tding Ntrailer repair roollll! and hath, newly reno- ot our bott dock. ~ I · II -~- -WY"22S4 FOR SALE 8 room home $:!450. John Ferry, 2 · vated. 2nd St. ovef the FallThsemcFesba. mSho.....,, p "' located close to ElementarY Athens, Call eventnga, LY 64 Chevrolet ~ Ton 6 cyl. Std. Trans• . e a nc p, omeray. , School . Middl 1145 6 I "'" SUPER S ric Shop, 5 :!8 tfc ERVICE Authorized Singer Sales and Bnd H1~ m &- - - · - - - - - - - - - ' FCU ROOM furnished ap·~ STATION Service. 5 t 30tc J>?rt. WJI~ sell completely fur. tamning Equip. 63 Chevrolet ~ Ton 6 cyl. Std. Tr1na. ru ~ DPEN mshed wtth wall to wall car-l_,~::.;::;.!;r~·~=-==- . . . . ,.:0161.00 menl, downstall's. WY 2-3658. l4 HOURS Jljelller llaUdla& ~ for pet and drapes or unlurnillh- VACATIONTIME IS HERE, 62 Ford ~. Ton 8 cyl. Std. Trans. Jlldlo. 5 17 tfc IJ.,,.,."""'""'::;"';~~~=~ new homes. Bulll · itt kltclJ. ed. Call WY 2-2551 or WY :1- CAN WE HELP YOU? ~ :-,-::::-d:;-;4-;:R;-;:O:;;Oi';M~::::-;-:--ccc-."AL,AL'A • M co•no•• ens, storm windows, llht& t 3712. s,•"-"•• lolormat""' J an furnished &part• I' WIIYIL ~ we have •-·"'"' WWID1o NUt rnents. Rowley & Reed Hard· ..,......, • .......,.,o, ... .... Inurn siding. Call Guy Neig- ' HOUSE FOR SALE In Racine. free camping ground literaware. 5 11 tfc :;o;=edr.c!:~~:~tr~~: ~: ler, Racine, Ohio. Clarence Roy Wl 9-2811. ture from many states and alia Weevil Sp..., contt.lna b 0 t b. 12 29 tfc t 5 25 l2tc Canada camping Supplies, ' J H'!U: and lour I'OII'lllumi•l» 11' ' .. , . .11.., •• to ' ' ' " ""'"'" ----;AU - t'I10NEERmnde!a Apacha Cmper Trav· • no Nllttiue• In mllk. Low HOUSE FOR SALE. Ei•ht _, IDd tlllfurnilbld • ..-.. buqat, &oncltJ', • ..,. to •PPIY. o1,.. "'"' Co 1 1e Se ,_ • eJ Tra Qers _.;.... ·WY • u•• ••- 1 ..... • cood eentrol ot deatrueth·• larvae mp e n.... rooms1 two baths. Eitra lot • wcu~ ......., ,. u• ...... ' " " •• to ' ...... '"" CriU Bradford "· USED BARGAINS · · •• =i:::=:-:----.,--;--c;" C!()Utnlb lplttlebUilo other forago 'goes with house. 381 ooutb Oe II 11 oull''· frame MODERN • room lnd bath, """'"' LANDMARK. Moip c.u.,, Write, Prone or Cootacl Mr ll ""' 8 8 ,_,,....., apartmenl, Middle- Form ""'" eoo.... u.. • ....,.. A. C. BRADFORD Front St., Middleport. umbrella tent (iJte new).' ,...,........ uao-..., Motn '""'-Pomeroy. Racine, Obio HMry Hennessy. ~.SO; . One 10 t 18 umbrella 7 4 _pOrt. WY 2-38 4. :U tic CWI'H awnings and porcb val· 5 25 l2lc: tent !good) e69.$0; One 18 bp 5 1 tie ,4 ROOM APARTMENT in Porn· ance. Bamboo porch shades. - FOR ~ALE: 5 room houae, Johnston outboard motor, ' "f.¥1· Close to business dis· Venetian blinds and repairs. larl Gnteler, PinmhtJt& ud bath, basement. Gas furnace, (good); $100.01; One 14 ft. Al· liic;L Phone WY 2-3117. Dale Wippel, 215 Union Ave., BealfDa fireplace. Priced for qDiclt umlnum boat (llkf new) tll8; 5 28 Sip Pomeroy. 5 18 30tc Mlaenrille, Obit sale. Phone 773-5611, Maoon, One 12 ft. Star<nlt Alumltr ~ijiiiiL(Yr.f_=::--j~ End yDDr troablet W· Va. a.an 1!11 LO'I'S - lree , . . DON'T PUMP J'>U alugg!Sb sep. we have aD sizel ~, Ia• IIc um boat - like new, $139; ~ pd water. Bl'llwn's Trail tic tank. Get Kleao-Em-AU Sewer Maeblttea FOR SALE: Completely mod- We wilf trade. Amttbary Apao ·l t , Piit (Stale ApPmt!d) tepllc tant cleaner. LandReaiOD&blt Ra1ft em, 3 bedroom raocl. home cbe Travel Trtlller, 691 tilt ! ~ Cllllo, Pbooe WY marll: Farm Bureau. CaD WY z.m• oa7 or Nlgltt in new ami on Chester Road. Ave. 446-0231.; · GallljJoUs, Ohio fili, . l .1i Uc J 11 tic 7 21 tic Phone WY 2->337. i 28 Ue f l 3tt ~( I BUYS OF THE DAY! $ 149 1949 GMC 1 T lr' ...1tll 1960 FORD '8' .. " ,.. ·.. · $1095 POMEROY MOTOR co· ® ~~~ ~8 b;~~. ~i~l~;:~~,' a~~~-- S~CER~ t~anks me;~~ I. ::~S::ir ~~:rrrv 28"' h:~~~i!::::::~;~=~=::-::::=~;;:~~~::;-JI Ba~h~ By RICK DU BROW Tuesday night he expresser: Uaile<' Press IDiel'llaUonal frustration of all men and worn. Teltvlsloa Ill Revte~ en who know that more and HOLLYWOOD (UP! I _ Tues· more they are getting a second· day night'o NBC-TV documen- hand, comme.-cl.tlized, unfaith· lory, "Grand Canyon " narrat- lui look at the natural wonders ed by natural~!. author Joseph of lhe countey, aa opposed to Wooti Krulch, combinP< 8 Jour· early · day American settlers. ney inlo beouty a"d splendor "I wish to know an entire heav. Witt a pow.rfu' statement en and an entire earth," he ll!&lnsl rapacloua "Improvers." saiu. The digollied and IU 1 Beautification, ol course, restrained hour, with i:!'"un~ei. not a matter of merely tidying a('(Jrfng of veneration for nature· up lhe front lawn. Such iBsuee and Ita forms of l~e wa time·' as conservation, urban decay, ly and Immediately ;evel:nl be· water pollution and building of cause 01 the Grand Canyon's re· structures are at base matteril cent confrontation with in.prov- that Involve pollllcal and eco11ers a"" becau!lf of President omlc- above all, economicJohnson's beautification drive. confilcta, and "Grand Canyon" In woro and picture, Tuesday •cored heavily w1th 1ts attJiude night's progral!' eonhasted na· toward fast. buck operators, lural beauty and "Improve- re.il estate huckster• and dams menls" with :levaotatlng effect of questionable need. Tel . · Krutch brought up lhe typl· evJewers may recall that cal opposing argument that In 1963, Krutch and the same "human needs com• first." prod" "r, Geralc' Green. co· ·. Wha, needs?, h< asked bined their efforto for another home his point a~ou: tho11e who outstanding docum:lfltary, "The seem incapable of experien<Ing Vo1ce of !he Desert,' about !he awe for anything oth~" than Snnora Desert of Arizona. In power, amuaement of 1 banal bolh shows, Krutch read pas- sorl and shekels. Whal, saaea lr~m bla own wrtllniS. huur asked, could be more I AUTO AIR CONDmONING po•• -------.J.I ·~ _,R. ~ rooms I 1958 0 I $340 *· Blaeffnar'S ====:-----c- - - 14 4 -=--- =::-c=-=-=-="_:_-c:=- ~ ~="""~~=~!!!!"!'~.,.. 1 TRUCKS !0: = 1• 6. Aoo «mtpanitd a door H. border ,..,..,t ot a on 8. One of tht G.,..t Nile 25. Polyu. lUy '26. Lakes 1. Dicin.y deer Lando .surroUA<I. 8. GUido iJ. f' towt 18· ~~~h 23. Waste matter -by 1. Spider .il neto 1111! f. Make ' 10. ~ , 12. Fee~ for ~ ~Sbuck ed by "''!Jl amazement 11. ltcottisb- water "~•M~Ur•• - 27. JOO. 2U. 0o away! Gullo l5.~ lool1 lT. F1.thhoolt 18. AnnadiUo 21. Music DOte Z2. Sepanllall ce~r 3:1. Old L&tvtaa 30. SuddeJt . over- coina 38. Formor 87. Forlltled power.. 1ng fri ght 31. White poplar plaoe as.sleeveteq &"llmlent: Arab, 40. Loiter ' - pluo 33. Deltoid 31, • 'l'ltl<llr, atn>zw 17. Dialant 38.Near: poet. 39.By oneself 4l .Careeu 4Z. Poets 43, Girdle 44.FBI...: allbr. DOWN L Extend :. Kind ot l!OIJ a. Btackb!nl 4 . Ma.I• adulto PAD.Y CBYPI'OQUOTE - Here'a how to work Hr Ali:TDLIIA.All:a "' It LONOE'II:LLOW Onoletttr tlmpiJ ~ for 11110!1ter, lA tltlallllllp!e A 11 uud for the three L'1, X for the two O'a, etc. SlnrJ.• letter11, &Pol• lropht11, tho lqtlt CUI4 fonn&Uon of tho worda are all blnll. Each day the cod1 Jett.en ar. different. .., "Somaba!IJ Wlllft to k-If. )'Oil ... " " " " - Qaola- wm make a 11ouee call_. •..·-·~~ tlllt J.l" . XH YOKLXTY TRYNNKK '1' II Y Jl N YH0 VKBTSIIIKM WJEH RADIO APIUL LOG 8:00 Sigo On 8:()().15 MUIIcal Clocll 7:110 8~ SUU and KnO'fl 7:01-30 )llews 7: f5 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley · Newa 8: 1~30 MUJical Clock 8:55 Commlllllty News 9:00 Talk of the Town 9:55 Mason Collllly News 10:00 Poblic Servlca Show 10: a Dally Light 1o:so Latchrtrtns 11:00 12:00 12:20 12:20 12::i0 2:45 1:55 2:10 2:55 S:OII 1:511 t:oa World News Communtl}' Newa Evans Bulletin Board News-0-Grama Agriculture Program Country Goo~ltlld News Beat Country Go-RoiD!d News Beat Mid-Way Matinee Newa Beat Dlsclns With Dou 4:30 ln~nge l:ot Community Newa 1:115 Mason County News 1:10 World & Nat'l Newa 1:30 SUDII!t Boulevard 7:00 Oft The Air . ..., 1:00 Sip On 8:01).15 Musical Clock 7:00 Be StiD Xlfow 7:H Nlwa 7:30 Chat ~ Chew 7:41 Firat Ba~ Churcb 1:01 Ohio Vallq Nen · a 1:111-31 Worl4 Nan 1:01 HJcb 8cbGol Hit Parlllt 10:30 s.., • Storr 1'11111 10:• '!be Goldlu Key 11:01 Ill I 11111111 IAVIMIIN' Musical Interlude Republican Leglalalurt :45 Walter Moeller Local & 0/tio NeWI Evana · Bulletin Board News-O-Grams 12:311 Garden Club Saturday Matlneo Alternate Saturdays 1:55 News Beat Z:OO 8aturday Maltnee 2:55 News Beat S:OO laturday Malineo 3:55 New• Beat 4:00 Dltclng With Doss 4:30 Top Ten Revue &:011 Saturday News Report &: IS Dinner MUIIcale 1:30 Community Choirs 7:00 Off The Air DSKLK JQ YLK DAJ DLYIKB:-QXLHD AXD s T s X E o L K H •- LIT1LE ORPHAN ANNII lb HAROL" GRAY l'eotel'da)"o Oljpllo;-: IT 18 WELL rHAT WE KNOW NOT ALl. OUR WISHES.-LA ROCHEFOUCAULD - - &tor ........ lf¥D41cato......l WMPO Radio Moatlay 'l1lnt l"rltlayt 1:05 Jim Meea Show 1:00 Slgn.{)n, Newa 8:00 Saorecl Heart 8:30 Sundown Serenade 7:30 Sign Oft uo Mei&l I!FD SaiDrdaya: 1:25 Paul Sowers Farm 1:00 Sign On - News 8:30 Country Jamboree 1:00 Country MUJie Time 6:57 Weatber 1:25 Country Jamboreo 7:00 Natlonai- NeWI 7 no Proteslal" Hour 7:311 Sportt 7: 30 Sportt 7:35 Bill MR!er Show 7:35 Larry llllleriOD Show 7:35 PlekeDI Hlnhfait Show 10:45 It's MUI!c - Army ('l'uesday·Thursd8y) 11:00 Dairy Valley & lltltton'a 7:50 News Top Ten Show 8:30 Dally Light 12:00 Newa 8:45 Baker Furniture Show 12:15 Musical lnterlnde (Wed.-Auctlon) Frl, Show) 12:30 The Rev. MerliD Tee11 1:00 Newa 1:00 'l1ut Jim Meet Show 1:58 On 7:05 BW Mlller Srow 8;30 SundoW'll Sereoad• 8:00 SinglDg Preacher 1:05 Coffee With Janet 7:30 Sign Oft 8: 15 Ne111 Report 10:00 Swap Shop Sallda)a: 8:30 Churcb of CbriJt 10: IS Morning Medltallonl 7:30 Sfgo On - Army Hour 9:00 MusiCal IDterlude 10:30 Portralta of a Patriot 7:55 Newa First Baptllt Cburclt 10:35 Blll· Mllltr Slt!lw . 8:00 Baptlsl L&YJD811'1 Hour Children's Chapel 10:45 Mason Agr. PriQI (Tues.) 8:30 Sunday Show Sunday News Speolal 10:45 Famll,y Wonhlp (Thun.) 1:30 The Bible SpeHa To Newa Report lll:4$ A.s.c. Pr1Q1 (P4!1e 9:45 SIDiday Show 2:1S Episcopal Clmrch 1:00 Churcll of Qod Shleldl) (P'rldlya) 10:00 The Good Life 1:30 Gospel 11:011 Nan 1£:15 Congreamao's 11epMt 2:00 Old Folks Hour 11:05 Tlny'a. Cotmtrr J1111etioD 10:30 Sunday Shew 3:00 910 Hit Parade 11:45 Tllly'a Couttll7 lfllilD 11:30 '!be Quill Hour 1:30 News lleadllnea Time 12:00 News 1:32 910 Hit Parade 12:00 Ceawnt Bluet NIWI U:15 The ChrisUan'a Hour 1:55 Newa 12:30 Go..sler'a Gulli Star Q:30 The Rev. MerliD Teeta 4:110 1190 Hit Parade 1~:30 Larry c\ndll'IOII Sbow 1:00 'I"'• Rev. R G. Stewart 4:10 Nm Headllnel 1:00 Jim Heel .Sitow 1:30 'l1ut Rev. BlllllP" t:S2 Ill Hit Parada •11li Blaettaar Aulo Show 1:00 The Rav. Andrew P~=~ 4:10 New~ !Tue.'i'litif.r · · 2:4$ The Rev. Rlllcoe 1 1:00 a~y OwnmlMJontr Rtp. 4130 Nen !tocal) 1:10 The 111m4a7 Sbowc• 1:15 1119 Hit Plrlda f:40 Jim M111 1btt1 1:30 Sundown ~ . 7:oo oa '!be Air 6:05 New• 7:30 011 ·, cr. c.u snu -er . • ... 32. Drowse ......... Cirt i MARK IV = DAILY CROSSWORD ll9. W&tortnc --=--:--- r=====----..--. TAKE TH'DAY OFF AN'GO FISHIIIJ'.. SPRAWL OlJT uNDER A 816, Ot: SHADE TREE·· KICK OFF YORE SHOES·• WIGGLE VORE TOES IN TH' CREEK AN ' UH ·· 28. Flourilh Cut;/t/11 {i,Jfta Cltllltila lh PliO LAS$WILL 1 24. Curative .• 8aker Furn1ture •n•t I - - ·""" 1._,.... E&"Ypt.ioa city 18. Close 1o 17. Obstacle 19: Wrath 20. aratere s ... .• ,.." A •• ..-, I lO. AncJ• ANOTHER BAKER VALUE SOFA BED and Mrs. Charles Marc;ln)<o. Mrs. Pauline Davis ol Mid·· !I 1 dleport spent • da)' receitlly with Mrs. Mary K. Holter. Arvll Holter end SOD, Gor· By Mn, A. R Bllle7 don, Virgil Walker and Warden Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tru10ell Ours were in Cincinnati to see of MI. Veroon spent a weekend the Reds play last weekend. Mr. and Mra. Franc,.. Johft. cessary than the preservation of son aod family of Marietta call· the nation's -atural resouJ'ce: as , ed on Grover While and Dorta a conslant renewing source of recently. . WHAT~ 'lORE human Inspiration? Mr. and Mrs. Jean Forbes ol PERSCRIPTIOIIJ, - .- . Pomeroy, Mr. and Mn. DOC? The. Channel Swim: Monday's Jones and son, Todd of Belpre, Indianapolis "500'' auto race caUed on Mr. and Mrs. Stanley will be see Satnurday on ABC· Trussell and Mr. and Mrs. Don· TV's "Wide World of Sports" aid Trus§ell a recent Sunday. . • • The relatlonsbip of Pres!· Mrs. Lola Sorden spent a dent Franklin D. Roosevelt and day with Mr. and Mrs. Winston Churchill Is the subject Sorden. ' . of lhe same network's "FDR" Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr Wl· series June 211 ••• ~· final ed on Mr. and Mrs. Billy Orr. round of the Women s Open Ralph . Ballard, Grover "'!~~ championship of the U. S. Golf and Dons and Mrs. A. H. Bat- ______..____ Association will be preaonted on ley recently attended churcll at 1 NBC·TV ~uly •· Danvllle. Society News Two Reeeive 4-H Graduating Awarda ~~·•""" ----------~~- =:=.~~nd. .~ ~ •" ' WHAT? �~ .... ~I '"•• •''"- -' . .. _. . , •· • ··· • - .. ,. ., ... , ..,... • ., ~ .. _ • ...,., .. ,-.,~ .. ' '' <;. .,.. \ 't ··'.' •' ., . •• ' :l!).Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 3, 1965 . Around And FAMILY ENTERTAINED Colden Rule Cla~B Mr. and Mrs. Ivan• Carman , H R D. About )lid sons, Bruce and Dannie, ol as ecent . IUlU!r t• ·Peach Fork Road entertained A progressiVe dmner was lj Middleport members of their tumilv fo r the held by the Golden Rule class • .' 1 •' 4 i' weekend hol1<11y. The g••• e,ts in· of the Pomeroy Churcl! of Chnst Holiday weekend guests of eluded Mr. nnd Mrs. Hona!d Tuesday evening. Grace was Mr and Mrs. Perry Mitch were Cirman and son, Ronnie of asked at each home by ~r. Jer- their son and family, Mr. and Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ir~ Masters. Mrs. .Mas ,ers or Mrs. Robert Mitch and sons, Carman ami dulnren. Hhund.l Milton Roush. ed Steven and David of Wheeling and Donald of Co lumbus. A rom·[. Mrs. Ch:.rles h Eskew ••; t W Va they als~ visited with lly picnic was held 8l the Mid- . ~WI ce S~tt nMer oCmle on Aneds he~ pa;ents, Mr. and Mrs. John , n am · rs arence • . dleport Park. ' Eb;,nezer St., assisted by 1 Seines. ~::::::::::::~::11 :!r~; I •' ;" ..'" .. William Johnson, served • [ Mrs. w. w. Ford has returned salad: Mr. and Mrs. Masters, 1 to her home in Columbus after Cave St., assiSted by Mrs: Mil· visiting for several days with ton Roush, served sandw1ches, her sister, Mrs Olivia Boice. i and Mrs. A. L. Phelps, Wetz· . TONIGHT /1. FRIDAY Igall St., served dessert. I Mr. James Souders Is a me· "i~~ ;;!3~~A~'F A short busmess session was ; dica l patient at Me1gs General Richard Hurt on :;ue Lyon j at the Phelps home with 1 Hospital in Pomeroy. He bas A\·a G:u·dner Mrs. Masters, vice ,,resident , in I been there for the past three - andIcharge. Devotion taken from i weeks but ts improving slowly. ''THE RUNNING MAN" the book "DevoiJons" and I Cor- ' . Mrs.. I Mr. and Mrs. Ch_arles Scmes l·nth'tans were led by \Vith L;mren.:e HulTPY and ue RPm in: cards were ond daughter, Bon?Ie, of Colum· 11 ~.~~~~-~~t;G~et well (Color ! II 10 se ll as a money I bus, spent the holiday weekend - - - - - - - - - making project. I w1th h1s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Saturday, Junc- S Attending were Mr. and Mrs. John Scmes. . Tommy Mrs. EsMr. and Mrs. Earl Dalley ol and "PYRO" Mr. and Mrs~ Gardner Canton, Ohio, visited with Mr . Barry Sulli ,·;m, ~t1r tha Jlyer Wehrung, Mrs. Co nrad Ohlinger, and Mrs.. James Soud~rs . Th_ey -:.~ntl­ . and Mrs. Hou,h , Mrs. liar- visited Mr. Souders m Me1gs "COMMANDO" Smith, Mrs. Louis Osborne General Hospital. Mrs. Dailey Stew.1rt Gr:mgrr daughters, Kathy, Deb· is the former Neva Frall ol Rutand Sherrie, Mrs. Jolmson land. ~a;u;,d Tommy and Arlee, Mrs. An- Friday evening guests ol Mr. drews and Susan and Raymond and Mrs. Hoy Riffle were her and Mrs. Denver K•pple. sister and family . Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy, Ohio Harry Curtis of Racine and their BINGS VISIT son and family , the Rev. TONIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Eugeno Bing, and Mrs. Sa muel E. Curtis and NOT OPEN .Jr., of Wilmington, 0 ., spent daughter, Sue Ann. Visiting with FRIDAY and SATURDAY the recent holiday with his . them over Ire weekend was June 4-5 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy ~- their son, Melvin Riflle of CoHing of Bradbury. They were Iumbus. Wm Castle's "NIGHT WALKER" accompanied home by his sis- r Mr. and Mrs. William Robert TayJnr, .Uarb.'lr:J St JD· !ers, Joyce and Roberta, who 1 and son of Columbus and wyck, Judith ::'th'n'cli th, Uoyd Will spend a vacation there. Glenna Milhoan of Chester, Bochner. ited recently with Mr. and "HONEYMOON liOTEL" _ SEEKS DIVO!C:<:: ' HI Lawrence Milhoan. ('l'echPicolor l ~an_ cy C. ..\1.ayt:s._ Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Robert Goll let, Nanc.v Kwan, Robf'rt Morse, Jill St. John. h~s _flied sUJt for d!vorce from and family of Columbus spent \\Jlham H. Mayes, GaiiJpo!Js, m the weekend with his Meigs County common pleas Mr and Mrs. Lawrence SUN.-M ON.-TVES. cow·t. The peti tion cha. g:es gross other relatives. June 6-1'-8 Ineglect of duty and the plain- The Rev. and Mrs. Clvde "JOHN GOLDFARB , PLEASE COME HOME" liff asks fo r custody of tw o Bartlett and children, Jao";es, Immor ch ildren. Martha and Becky spent Mon· day with their son and family, Mr . and Mrs. Clyde E. Bartlett Molded Grip Sole and family in Newark, and their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ford in KirkS>ille. Martha re mained for a longer visit. Miss Helen Beeson and Miss Christine Garrison, Columbus, spent the weekend in Middleport and attended the alumni quet, Mr. and Mrs. Miohael ~:~~~t I er and son, Michael II, 1\i vilfe, spent the weekend her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy and with his p~;:~:; MADE Mr. and Mrs. Conrad 0 in Pomery. MEN'S, BOVS, YOUTHS' REGULATION Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Re)mol<ls spent the holiday weekend in Morgantown, W. Va. with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Val Reynolds and children. and OXFORDS with Full Cushion Insole were accompanied home by , the i r granddaugheer, Gwynn YOUR CHOICE WHITE or IlLACK. Heavy who will visit for several cauva.!! upr en;. Laee-to-toe I Mr. and Mrs. B. F. P:,:~~~: styled. llemiuJTl'll toe w1th have returned from a h ri bbtd guard . Siz<>s: Men's visit in Florida with his bro6lf2 to 12. Bo}s' 2~,2 tQ 6, thers , Mr. and Mrs. Dan ParYouths' 11 to 2.. malee and Mr. Clarence Par malee. They visited in St. Pet· COOL ersburg and Ft. Pierco while CANVAS there. They were on vacation from the A & P supermarket. CASUALS 1 lif -• r----------11 MEIGS THEATRE 11 - ., MAKE ELBERFELDS in POM'EROY YOUR SHOPPIN~ CENTER WEARING APPAREL fofYOUR FAMILY •.• FURNISHINGS for YOUR HOME PLASTIC PLACE MATS Womens Summer Slacks An excellent opportunity to save on wo~ens summer slacks • including fabrics • poplins · dacron and cotton blend and ginghams. 2.95 and 3.95 Slack• _ _ _ _ _ _...,ale 2.50 4.95 and 5.95 Slackl ale $3.00 24 Womens Spring Coats and Suits to sell- $29.50 to $49.50 Coats & Suits $]5·00 While They Lut 2 PC. ORLON KNIT SUITS Sole Wh llo Thoy Loll $5.oo .,AMERICANA" SCREEN PRINTED LINEN TABLE COVERS $2.00 ids and prints. Whip Creams, Crepes and W-ash Silks. Short sleeves. Sizes 32 to 38. $6·95 Gates Garden Hose 110 ft. % Inch. Delivers up to 17 gallons of water per minute. Scuff and weather :esistant plastic. Light 1md pliable. Bruss "Full-Flo' FLANNEL BACK 1 and - TABLE COVERS a'b1e fabrics. Many styles to choose from. $4.95 AND $5.95 WOMEN$ SKIRTS ..••.• SAL! $3.00 $2.95 AND $3.95 WOMENS SKIRTS ·--·-··· SALE $2.00 Sale colors. Little FellowsWESTERN STYLES WOMENS $10.95 RAINCOATS Sale Sbe 52 x 52 lnchts $1.39 Slot 52 x 70 Inches $1.95 PLAY CLOTHES $7.00 Water repellent j)Dplin J11iut"Oats. Raglan sleeves. Black and beige, Sizes 10 to 16. $29.95 Vlctrolo ln red, blue or tan. RECORD CABINETS Zipper Fronl Jockels 2.95 Dungarws __ 1.95 Womens Street Type Dresses A group of wornens dresses in Dan River ginghams, pon· gees, acetate jerseys, cbambr&ys and all easy eare fabrics. Many styles in dark tones and pastels. $8.95 WOMENS DRESSES ·---·------·--·- SALE $7.01 $7.95 WOMEN$ DRESSES ·------------··- SALE $6.01 $6.95 WOMEN$ DRESSES ·-···--··-······ SALI $5.01 Modern and Early American styles. Luxurious fin· isbes to bannonize with your old furnibue. Slid· ing doors and loads of storage space, $19·00 Stlt PLASTIC Vocuctl lnoulttod FREEZER BOXES SUPERTHERM ICE CHESTS Keeps cold 4 days. Cannot leak. Molded in one pieee. Rust and corrosion proof. Sale I Lillie FtUows Boxer Style MENS STRAW OVERALL PANTS HARVEST HATS llhoioe of 3 shape• and pus - 88c scyles, All sizes. On and off in a lilly. Easy 69c BASKETBALL SHOES care and coQlfortable, Siz.. es 1 to 7, Blue denbn, Sale! Boys I $2.99 pr. 2 pr. $5 Federated Church Choir Has Service • Men'& and Boys' I l 1 Canvas Oxford & Slip-On Full Cushion Arch, Insole and Heel II!UJ·dy White c•nv•• uppers. Long wearing 11nti·slip cre-pel)'l>e ruhber soles. SUp-on has elastlo side ,;ore• for snug fit, Get bol.b pairs ot th€se discount su.;TII(S, MEN'S SIZES 6'-> to 12. BOYii' SIZES 2'12 lo 6. J l I j $2.99 pr. 2 pr. $5 ,_· 1 Women's- Children's TENNIS OXFORDS l,' .. Womens Siu4to 10 Childrens Siu 5 To Big 3 $,.99 pr 2 PR. $3.00 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE r MIODLEPORT. 0. The Youth Choir of Federated Church presented serviae of commemoration nm·- 1• ing the Sunday School hour Memorial Day. The altar was decorated vases of carnations on side of the oross. A vase rangement o( carnations, sented by lba youth choir, the piano. The prooessiosal hymn, "God of Our Fathers,• opened the service. Eddie Young read the call to worship and Mary Hayes followed with a reading "Who Through Faith." Morwn Barnes and ~: 've Jew· ell gave readings on the hymn, · "Abide With Me,'' while Jo Mayer, Resa Boothe Ralph Werry gave readings "The Clond of Witnesses." Youth Choir sang the ant11em, "Just One Day at A Time." Marcia Owens gave a -··•-'• ing "Be Worthy of Your Dead.• and Jane Baer read the hymn, "America, The Shouts of War ShaU Cease." Ralpb Werry read the Gettysburg Address and the youth choir closed the service by singing, "Amerca, the Bautiful," with Blaettnar. as soloist. The program was under the direction of Youth Choir director Ralph Werry with MiSB Baer as FIRST QUALITY REGULAR Certified 01 Stillion SALE $18.01 Reg. $10.95 - 6 only 4'x6' otu · - SALI $5.00 Rot. $6.95 - 8 only 3'x5' obe •• SALE $4,00 ul.. RIJOn VIICOII Solo $3.95 69a sale at $3.00 Mono $US Short Mo..e SUMMER SHIRTS DINmE sns ewge Koy Tee Pigs $1-49 elarie Trolls and In the 11nlfona a... lora, All $Ju-amall, I!H!dlum, Jarie, - · lart• &nd extra, extn largo. Ott ~ FrldQJ and Saturda,r. Pltldol'llf "LIIUIIt" TIBMAL ILANKns Comp\ete!J washable non-aU~enlc. Solid color with acetate binding. While, Pink, Gold, Light Green. Blu_£1 Avocado. Slu '12dtJ,· 1118 twin or double bed. At Conference Makes Saving Fun For Young and Old elarie Cocker Spanielo • Stand Up Ples In Bluo 6himllra,r $39.00 Also Matching Box Springs for - CERMASTONE MONEY BANKS 3 Pc, Both Mot Iota Bu,y in the two da, $39·00 8'1"/38" width. Colorful prints. 110% eottoll and 110% avril rayoo, Little or no Ironing, Durablt finish. SALE • Ill oollar shirts. Plain ooJ. lor Qlillted top and sides, ven!f and handles for easy turning. . T . Exclusive new Adjusto-Rest Sprmgs, Full or w1n Slzea ICE CREAM PRINT $4.95 lao shir!Jo, button dowa 2 Simmons Innerspring MaHresses Bronze and Bfl!ls- Chrome - Gold tone and Wood Finishes 4 PIECE - GPIECE - 7 PIECE and 9 PIECES t6f.00-5 PC. ROUND TABLE -------·-··· SALE $54,00 $119,_,- PC, CHROME AND BRONZE .. SALE $99.00 $139.1»-9 PC. CHROMI AND BRONZE .. SALE $112,00 $149.1»-9 ~C. BRONZE AND BRASS .... SALE $120.00 $159.G0-7 PC, GOLDTONI ___ : .... -... SALE $126.00 $1at.00-5 PC, ROUND - WOOD ··-·- · SALE $151.00 $229.00-7 PC. ROUND - WOOD -· .. SALE $182,00 $159,at-5 PC. ROUND TAILI-Swiwl Choinl Sole $121. $15'.-00·-4 Pc. HonrHI Toblo, ·lltnch, 2 £holn Stlt $121 otyle1 Including ors, stripe11, plaido. - $64'00 ttyIH. pastels. Ol)llar fihirts, n·gutar 35c e V11lt the 3rd. floor furnitur• department and -the many sale valuH on chairs of all types ond 2 Po. Set of 100% oylon. llt!autiful decorator colol'll in deep 1hade1 Jllld The season's most pop- _lie 15c _ 3 for SOc Upholstered in supported vinyl -loose cushions, foam filled . Colors: green, red, ivory, Toast. Solo BATHMAT sm lids. Swivel Rockers LOG GAliN SUMMER SHIRTS ~ith Half Gallona - Stlt 4 onlr (3 block 1 lol111l 9x12stn boxes Pints Jl/2 Pints Berkllne $79,00 GLEANUP SALE BRAIDED RUGS Soft white pliable pl astic Quartl $2.49 1 I MOUNT VERNVN, OHIO - Steven Dale Young, 7, of near Nelsonville, ran across Ohio 6111 about live miles south of here Thursday night and was killed by a car. The Ohio High· way Patrol said the youngster was accompanied by two others as he wa lked along tlw road . The driver· was not ritrd . couplings. Ideal for Dining or Din· ette Tables. Wipes elean wltb a damp cloth. Big selertion of patterns and oncl Ca!J Lerro Poodle• e~.up e $2.49 eLa111e Bean Now\ Big Sevlllfll With Your Neme and Addr... lmprinlld. Rytex Writing Pap• and Envelopes On Sele In The Stationery Dept. on the !If Floor JUNE ONLY, $7.00 Rytu Gharter Club Vellum Rytu flrin~ lnfonllllls SALEI MENS BACHELORS' FRIEND COTTON SOCKS JUogular style with ela&tlt tops, Io White, black or grey. All s!ze1 10 to 13. Buy a supply, 3 polro or $1.00 THROW RUGS CREW SOCKS FOR -MEN Booked and tufted In 21" I x 33" oval. Featurlnl a beautifUl bouquet of multi colored flowen. Colora: Bro\VII, tiOid, roM fllr.et 10 to lJ. 2,...... $].00 .... ~.49 ' f1,19 MATCHSTICK 2.95 Pej1m11 for Men - - - - t far '5;00 3.95 P1j1m1s far Men 2 for t6,00 1.95 P•l•- for Boys 2 for $i.GII . 1.95 Pel~m~~ for Boys 2 for'.tS.OO ' CAFE CURTAINS aa• leDI!h - Wblte willt 1014 ll]lltter. .....$1.19 ,.,. . , ' , . Vl1lt Our WaNhou11 On tMchanlc Stnet, ' ::- Sandran- Congoleum' For Unoleum-rue VInyl Floor Covermg '- For Chrome Edgings ..... WaB 'Coverin&B- Rubber Runnen -Jl9om SJze Ruge- EvecytblngtFot.YoUr Flocira.{l)apy;e. to II~ capab!e1.courteciua · Pajama Sale In Mens Wear Dept. . \ W. Moln St, $3.69 3.24 99 Wonilol'llll ln••opo• $4 Rytex •2!111•~~~•· ...~ --- ~~~- _ ,., · "CCRIAGI" . Prc,m.pt ~nve~• .' , .1.111llfiTYI • , ALWAYSSAVIYOUR~i~ '''~ "'- . SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON - The elusive second stage of the Titan II rocket that hurled I Gemini-4 into space tumbled aimlessly in orbit as a piece of I spa<:e Junk today. But its days were numbered. It had a "life- ~ time " of 1-day. 19-hours. It will fall into the atmosphere early Saturday morning and burn to a cinder. $3.95 SALE! WOMEN$ SKIRTS A group of skirts in plaids, solido and stripes. All wash- WORLD Perfect or Hats, Shoes, Pocketbooks, sweaters and Qther accessories. ' ,J '' FIVE " the BATH TOWELS Solid colors, stripes and plaids, . CENT$ Historic FlighJ Ill Second Day~~Astros Have 'Good Night' In Super Shelf Bags Connon 20 br 40 lneheo ,;.., • _j;' ,. $1-95 •i•• Washable blouses in BOt- Pink, blue, beige and maize. Size 10 to 16 15c . . : ,.., ..., ~· : - : : : - : : - : - : : - - : - : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - s -. VOL XVII NO. 40 FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1965 POMEROY-MIDDLEPOR1. OHIO With a gilded decor· ator touch. For 18 pairs of your shoes and each visible at a glance crystal clear, heavy guage plastic lets you see every pair of shoes now for •• ~ •: SHQE FILES In most ·all colors on sale Sq, 52x52" $1.50 Oblong size 52x70" $2 BLOUSES a1 y . enttneL Newllrnprovedl Fine quality linen. Prin!J. Terrifio Value! Women< Rogulor $3.95 9 WOMENS • ~r~ . tii;~·, smgl• ,he ) . .' .. - -. Offer Cash Prizes to Parade Winners June 18 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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