https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cf0a9e41711b7f81a08c10591042753d.pdf 4e84bc194658f89c9d1ac2d52b50a41e PDF Text Text ~ .... ~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 �. ,. 2-Dally Sen!nel. Pomeroy.Middleport . 0 .. June 4. 196~ ....-..."-"''"'' ..... .. ~,,,, ,,.,,"""''"''"""'""·~'" "'~· .,, .............,. "' · : "~"''""''~""'"""""'"" '"" ... '" ....~··" "" I TO MEET MONDAY H0Spll• all\,l,eWS The regular meeting of the ol't''•l -1-' Meigs County Fox Hunterl . " iJ).',, . ,·:• . '' -----~---- A,.n. wiJl be held Monday at · . 7. 3() p m at the club house Among those who entered on Sn~wball Hill. All member> Jolzer Hospttal In the past 24 are urged to be pre,.nt to make oours were: Mrs. Charles Stov· l ian lor the bench sho~ and . ,r, 12 Edgemont Dr., Bruce R. ~ ~lei~ trials. Refreshments will 'warny, 324 Third Av.e., Mrs. be served. A door prize will be Marton Mack, 2t2 Third Ave., . All f hunters from all Mrs. James William Eggers, :~:~"f.leigs ~~unty are urged to Rt. 2, Btdwell, Charles L. Layne, Rt. 2 Ccown City, John _a_tt.:_en_d_.- - -- -- -1!:. Russell, 386 Park St .. Mid· Bible School ctaso wlll be condleport, Mrs. Douglas B. Eblin, dueled from June 7 throulh Rt 3 Pomeroy, Andrew G. . · df' d R M s Andrew .June 18, 9 a.m. unhl 11 a.m. 1 Bra or, acne, r , _ ~ -M. Geer, Rt. 2, Carpenter, Charles G. Jenkins, Rt. I, Jackson, William J. Hoklnson, Rt. 2, Wellston, Mrs. Boyd P. Sloane, Athens, Barber Riggs, Rt. 3, [ " · New Matamoras, and Hal D. Smith, Paducah, Ky. BIRTHS . Mrs. John R. Bosloop· er Jack!On Pike, daughter a: H Ip. m. Tllursday. Mrs. Paul Ed· ward Holllngsbead, Rt. I Bidwell, 100, 2:15 p. m. Thursday. Mrs. Merridith W. Siover, PitLIBRARY FRAMEWORK FINISHED- All the steel Is In place, the first floor bas been poured, and construe- ny, W. Va., son, 8:32 a. m. tion of the brick walls of the Rio Grande College library has begun. The cornerstone for the $420,000 library wili ,Thursday. be laid on Sunday June 13th, at 1:30 p.m. (EDT).- photo by William A. Minor, Rio Grande College student. PalleniJ recently discharged --- · - ·' - ----- --included Mrs. Wilbur Rowley, Mrs. Lewis Fisher, Millard '· ll Ca~~s J)isposerl Mercer, Mrs. Virgil Richards, .James Traee, Mrs. Douglas Of In Meigs Cout1 ' Eblin, Mrs. Garland Caudill, / . )_' .j' Mrs. Kathryn Finfrock, James ~r A. Kemp, Margaret Thaxton, Dennis D. Hall, Herbert Stan- · ley, Mn. James Bragg, Ralph 1 Wllleke, Mrs. Glen Sayre. Mro. , James Grant and Mrs. Richard Rawllnas. I II I Local Sports Shorts ••• ·.·. around the Cincinnati Reds 8-3 in other NL games. The Minnesola Twins extended their firstplace lead to 1\!o games witll a 4-3 win over the Boston Red Sox In the only scheduled American League action. Two Dodger errors )Jelped to victimize Koufax but Los AngeJes battled back for a 7-7 tie in the fourth Inning and trailed IIHI going inro the eighth. Wes Parker Blarted hte winning rum. ble with a double, Jim Gilliam singled and Fairly followed with his game-winning homer. There were a rots! of 29 hits in the game, including homero by Fairly, Ken Boyer, Bob Skinner and JuUan Javier, a triple by Maury Willo and six doubles. The Braves were practtctllg doubles in a big nine-run third Inning whlcb gave ex Astro Ken Johnson a ID-1 lead and enab!M him to earn the distlnclion of being the only mR;"r league pitcher of the day to last nine innings. Frank _.. ,. lng, Mack Jones, Hank Aaron and Felipe Alou all had doubles in tbe big inning which also was featured by Jollnson's tw~ run single and Ed Mathews' two-run homer. The Mets ended the Pirates' IZ.game streak with an 11-hlt attack concentrated largely in a six-run fourth inning which produced an IHl lead. The big blows of the inning were a bases-filled single by pitcher Galen Cisco, Ed Kranepool's ' f· Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepolt ()., J1111e 4, t 185-$ Dodgers Hi~e NL Lead to Five Games By FRED DOWN son - with a Udy llttle 11-10 UP! Sporlo Writer victory over the world champi. Who put the bounce back In on St. Louis Cardinals. lle National League baseballs? Wild Game ThlJ Is Sllppo!lted to be a sea- It was like the married men 10n of gill..dged pitching but against the single men witll a •ails were flying around NL keg of beer at every base as parks Thursday nig)Jt like tbey the Cardinals bombed out San· were powered by Titan II rock- dy Koufax wltb stx runs in two ets. Innings and then saw their own N~ less than 30 pltcllers saw pitching collapse. The score acttoo in four games yielding a changed hands four times with total of 59 runs, including 14 the Dodgers finally pulling oot doubiOI, two triples and nine the vlcrory in a three - run homers, walking 34 batters, eighth inning climaxed by Ron maklng oevell' wild pitches and Fairly's two - run bomer. hlttlt)g 0110 blt~ter. The Milwaukee Braves roug)JAni! wllen all 'the;hombardiqg housed the San Francisco Glwas over, tlle hitless • wonder ants ID-3, the New York mets Los Angeles Dodgers had op- ended tho Pittsburgh Pil'at.. ' ened up a five-game first-place 112-game winning streak 8-6, and lead - their largest of the sea- the Houston Astros s I a p ped . Robin Phalin Blanks · Bombers on No-Hitter .• two-run double and a two-run and Porter. single by Joe Chrlstoplfer. BV GEORGE HARRIS Andre Rodgers went 4-lor-4 and A masterful no • bitter by Wlllie Stargell and Jerry Lyncll lltlle Robin Phalin highlighted Pirates " , , _,OliO 012 -If I homered for the Pirates. Pomeroy Boys League PI a Y Tigers · · · ' · · 400 020 - I 10 I Rusty Staub's three-run homThursday afternoon. Wlll and Faulk; Abbott anti er and tbree hits each by Ron ' Phalin of the Yankees kept Skinner. Brand and Bob Lillis Jed Ire • the usually hard-bitting Bomb----Astros' nine hit offense which j ers very mucb under conbrought Don Nottebart his first trol all the way. He also convictory of the season. Hal "A woman's place is witlt her tribu•ed to h ; own cause with €0LU"' 'iUS (UPll- Sclott Woode.•hlck cle a ned up lor kitchen uteosils! '' Ia run producing single int b Dona opona H&pies to Ca. Nottehart when the Reds scored tral ·,lo bar " ra~ · fau 1second. two runs in the ninth. Other hitters for the winning tonight 8Dd wUI J'llll1llllll iiiWo Camilo Pascual gained his OWa OUt Yankees wore Jack Jacobs with September. seventh slraighl win on the · two singles. Mark Werry with H' 1ligbl >f lonft( I JJbt• strength ol seven Innings of r_ Ia double and Eddie Hayes and rae•- .ard will be ~·,e $1.11111 rr · al Race with M; :_-.. ty five bit pltchmg and an eightal\eS WC Vaughan, each with a single. bit attack led by Bob Allison's Phalin, in hurling lhe first G. E. established at lite pr-. eighth bo mer. Bill Monbouno-hitter of te season in Pom- race favori~. quette suffered his filth defeat 0 . ea eroy Boys League play, fanned The : c of Mi,jhty H recoatfor the Red Sox. seven wile permitting nine ly . ·pr' a wir t Tol~do GRAND BLANC. Mich. tUPI) free passes. , Raceway in 2:85, a fine limo - Iowa' s young St.eve Spray E\sPwhere in the Pomeroy t'"is t ·1" id the season. i' J y h T B •k G }f L d w I I ! NFL Will Add 2 More Teams; AFL Counters : boasted two new d1plomas to- loop. thE' hard·hittmg Tigrr ~ ' day, and if he can prove his downed an undeJman n•'d P ir ;lt~>s " -n· ..,·<i<·'.~"· '.' rtght to one of them it wtll lead H ('ALL Up KELLEY ,~, "'·~·'lW"' ro an immediate cash payoff. The Ttgcrs s..ored thrir runs MILW .~UKEE (UP!\ - LeftNEW YORK iUPI)-The Na- ed the expansion Thursday next February, where 1Z sf- --- -·-------- Spray, a 24-year-old from In· tn th r first third and fi fth inn· hander Dick Kellev, who had a tional Football League beat the night to club owners, mentioned firmative votes out of 12 are · ~_ianola, I~w.~, got one diploma ings with .the bulk ol tht> tallir~ 9-1 record with A-tlanta of the American League to the punch Atlanta as one of the cities that required for approval. I m absent~a from ~as tern coming in the opening rung wilh International League. wa.8' reThursday night by announcing will receive consideration along New Mexu:o State Umvers1ty a four -run outburst . r ailed by the Milwaukee Bra\'el!l plana to expand its present 14- with Montreal, Toronto, Boston, Thursday mght, only a few Htters for thf' ;l'l!.'l'rs wf'rf> :Thursday to help ~trengtbeD team league to 16 teams For the Miami, Memphis, Cincinnati, hours after he had wrapped up ' Roger Abbott with a Ioom er and thei r bullpen. 1967 season. 1 Houston, Phoenix, Seattle, Portthe other sheepskin wilh a Four · . , - ---land, Ore., and New Orleans under par 68 to seize the first , sm~le. Dlx?"· a ho~P nm and : Th AFL h I e ' owever, anded. a among others. day lead m the swn.tJOO Buick a sm, gle. ,!d.edorgeAbSbokon n•·r. '~dhrdee ELF.CTED TO DOARO counter blow when Commtsstonsm ~ es. D te II ,,. ,. , CJNCINNATI iUPl o _ Jacob 1 0 er Joe Foss revealed that he With the exception of HousBy United PteSI International Houston Rl St . Louis , night- j ~~n~as the first time he ever : Clark and Yo ung all with a S!n · E. Davis. presid€'nl of Kroger will recommend to club owners ton and Boston, which are alI !\latlonal League Farrell (4-l) or Bru('e (3-6J v ~. ha~ ld in a tourney on th pro gle .earl!. . Co... was elected to the Cincinnext Monday that his circuit ready AFL members, Foss and w. L. Pet. GB Gibson (8-2l . . tour.. in onl~· his seventh venture P1rale .h!ll en; ~ ere ~tf'vf' Van nail Red!> board of dJrertors on add . two teams i~mediately the. eight AFL dub owners ~~ve u'P Los Angeles 31 17 _646 Los Angeles at Milwaukee , 1agamst the stars of the game Meter w1lh a tnple . smgle and Thur sday. startmg next season. thetr eyes on the same ctltes NEW YORK t ll - Tom 1 Milwauk d two runs balled '"· Jed Wil l __ ___ _ 23 19 548 5 111'ght- Osteen 13 .61 vs lllastn· h0 1h . 1 . plus current NFL sites, includ· Rolfe bidding for his se cond . . ee · · 1w us ar have prevenge and Tor 1y vaughan. t•ach H .~ in. Thus, the e~pansJOn cold war ing Washington, Chicago, Phila- jewel, in racing's Triple Crown Cmcmnah 25 21 .543 5 game (5-4l. ' him from ." arning a nickel' ' in SIGN WHEELWRIGHT between the mtalleagues erupt· delphia Los Angeles and Mil- when he challenges six rivals San F'ran 26 22 .M2 5 Saturdays Gamu the lm·1·at1vc tournament pro- gle , ~~ ~:w YORK i UPI I _ The ed overnight into a hot one, · ' . . St. Lou1s 24 2J .511 ti ll.t: New York at Pittsburgh gram . Abbott struck out 12 and wJ!k, ,, Phi d 1 h. 'th h ld b d waukee-part hme home of the !'" the 97th edtlton of the 1125, H 1 Ch ' ·oh ., h 'd , . ed reven for lhe Tigers wh tle Ne w York '••ants announced 24 27 8 WI no o s arre . Green Bay Packers 000 Belmont Stakes Saturday ous on .471 ·z 'a e p Ja at , Jcago . e sat , I rrllght have 1 the sJgmng of Erme WheelApparently, the central bat- i · I must contend among other~ Pittsburgh 21 25 .457 9 . San Fr.annsco at Cincinnati , led oncP or tw1ce before; atter WIII fanned 13 and allowt>d on· :wright for the 1965 National tleground will be Ailanta, a 1 Rozelle said the two cities , with fast·closlng Davper Dan, Philadelphia 20 25 .444 9';, night . t11e I orst h~le, but never aft•·r ly one free pass m the losing Football League season Thursctty wtth a new $18 mtlhon sta· ;that gam NFL fran<htses wlii iJersey Derby winner Hail To !Cttcago 20 25 .444 9¥. Los Angeles al Mtlwaukee the s econd . ' . . eliot!. day. Wheelwright. a rookie last dmm an.d no pro football ten· b~ determmed w1thJn th.e next I All and hitherto untested La I New York 19 29 .396 12 Houston at ~t. Lou1s H1s start. puttmg rum ~ne l Ll escon rPs: was tht> club's tOp 5eason. ant. It IS no secret that bot.h Ie1ght months on the baSIS of a Cima perhaps the biggest race- I Tbursday's Results Amencan League 020 :-100 ~ ~ 6 0 ground gainer with 402 yard! ill 1stroke a~ead of a former Bwck Yankee~ leagues are hungry for th1s marketmg research study to be horse' in America. W. L. Pet. GB and National Opt"n ehampion . : Bombf'r~ OOU 000 - 0 0 3 100 carries for a 4.0 average. 1New York 8 Pittsburgh 6, night southern plum. . . done .by . an in~ependent firm. The field , which up until H~uston 8 f'incinnati 3, night Minnesota 29 15 .659 .IJulius Bo.ros , .!:'.nd two up .on I. _ !h~_lin _ and Wt<rry, _HL~~n_ell Pete Rozelle, the commiSSIOn- The fmdmgs will be presen~ Thursday looked like the small~ Milwaukee 10 San Franc 1sco 3, 1Chiragu 27 16 .628 ll'\;! ' j1'asters l1t~eholder and lea~mg j er of the NFL who recommend- to the 8flllll8_l_league_IIIO~ng est in the h<•tory of the <lassie, night Detroit 25 t9 568 4 1 money wmner Jark NtckFord , Gary Player. Rod FunF1G':f ~ESULTS 1 lhe final race in the Triple Los Angeles 11 St. Louis 10. Balttmore 26 21 .553 4 ~, . 1aus . could lead to !hal prompt s;th. Bob Rosbutg, ,lay Hebe rt , LOS ANGELES IUPI) - Ber· Crown, also includes Wheatley !night Cleveland 21 2u .512 6'!, payoff, tf he can show he Gardne•· Dtckmson. Bobby Ntch- me Magallanes, 141. Mon\ebtlSi>tble's Bold Bidder, Valley !Only game• scheduled) Los Ange les z:; 26 .490 m llearned hts !m ons well m the ols and the venerable Sam lo, Cah£. , slopped E~le. Cu~d4 PCE. SECTIONAL Farm's Selari and Meadow Friday's Probable Pltcbm Boston 21 24 .467 8\'z lfma_l three. rounds. SIJead. ras. 141 , San Otego, Cahf. 1>) . Stable's First Family. Philadelphia at Chicago - Washingl<m 22 211 .440 tO I Ftrst prtze m the event will - -- --- · Powhaten's Tom Rolfe, the Bunning 14-4) vs. Jackson [3-51 New York 19 26 .422 10''' be $20.IIOO, but Boros, who ! 6-5 favorite to capture the '102,- New York at Pittsburgh night Kansa. City 10 30 .250 17'> ' holds the Butck record with a : NYLON FABRIC 900 first prize, will have Ron - Fisher (4-4J vs. Friend (J-3). Thursday's Resulh 4-under par 274 two years ago. Turcotte in the irons. The same San Francisco at Cincinnati Minnesota 4 Boston 3 ~n:kla~~· and nun.l erous otber combination 8uccessfully raced night-Sanford 13.1) or Hand 1Qnly game scheduled} nam~ p l~yers Wi ll be hot on in the Preakness, the middle of 10-0) vs Jay 13-1) Friday's Probable Pile hen ISp~? s Irati. the Triple Crown events, and ~--- . . --·· . Chicago at New York night . _. even of the 142 .. proH and • finished third in the Kentucky mile in the Kentucky Derby ln l ~Horlen 15·3) vs. Staff~rd ll· !two amalrurs m the held bro~e MIDDLEPORT, 0. Derby . Ipar of 72 , and 10 matched 11. ~.,...,,..,__ _,,.,...,...,..,.....,..,.,...,...,..,..___====..JI : . . 47 seconds, commg from last i 3). Defendin t · • - - --- - ·- - ----Tnmer Bill Wmfrey said he place and finishing !!econd a : Washington at Minnesota L g c Jam piOn fony would start Bold Bidder along neck behind Lucky Debonait~. \ night- McCormick 12·31 vs: ema : 1 Jack Rule and Terwilh Ogden Phipps' Dapper Dan The chestnut colt turned in , Kaal 14-51 ry . Dtl were grouped at 71 . 10 "insure an honest pace." just about the same perlorm- j Balitmor~ at Los Angeles 'whtle among !he 72 shoolers w· f d 11 h · . · were Bil ly Ca~ pt>r D1ck Mayer . '"rey, an a ot er tramers ance m tlle Preakness, losing nighl- Pappa• t5-li vs. Lopez B . 0 · · · ' w:~~e evhn .and Dow Fmster· m the classic, faced an un~sual to Tom Rolfe, also ~ iOn of I (6- 3l. problem before Bold Btdder Ribot, by a neck. Boston at Kansas City, nigh! A~n !he · . was entered: None of their La Cima, who stands 17 -Wilson 13-41 vs. Sheldon 1()-1) were fr r \! ~ 7ho r,r~ 73 s 0 Thoroughbreds w ~. r e pace- hands high and didn't rae. as Detroit at C1eveland, night -' · a mer, ug sbethterd•;, mhos! were •omo from !a two·year old because he I\'8S Lolich (7-2i vs. Terry 14-31. Not tebart , Woodesht'•k 19., and e m orses who ran best such 11 gangling green colt ; s tu da • G < B·ateman. · Arngo, · Ts1·r ouns · 141. when behind t he early leader. won impressively • hst week 1• ' . a r Y' amts h · · a Balltmore at Los Angeles c . t ! D rr· d Ed 0 apper 0 an, w o rose to Aqueduct where the Belmont . .. ra1g 6 . u a1o 181 as ·• 111 prominence when stablemate 'II be ' · Boston Kansas City, lwlhght l wards Winner- Nottebart (1-41 w1 run. Tramer Homer w h 1 1 M. t · · 0 taub Bold Lad failed to live up to p ar due beteves 1· as mg on ' mneso a LoserArrigo 11 ·21 HR" the Joseph o · Cl 1 d · h · · ~ :advance billing, probably will Sraus colt can run all day and etrmt at eve an, mgt •titht, Johnson (8111), benefit most from ihe presence tlle II': mile Belmont distance Chtcago at New York ·New York 002 tiOO 000-- 8 11 t ' of Bold Btdder, The 3-year-old is ideally aulted for his big son of Rtbot ran tho last half strides. 1Pttibu rgh 000 1100 0611- 6 12 0 Cisco, Miller f8l, Parsons 18 ) and Cannizzaro. Gibbon, tSisk 14). Schwall '41, Wood Major League Rtaulta ' 15 1, Carpin t81, McBean (9) • . • • . • •U By Uolted Press Internatio1al and Pagliaroni. Winner - Cis1·o Ameriran League (1·2!. Loser~ Gibhon !0-5L HR!! i Boston 1100 100 011- I 6 31' --Stargell litlht, Lynch \4lhl. I Mmesota 030 1100 Olx- 4 8 2 Monbouquette, Earley 17) and Lo, Angeles 03() 400 130-11 15 2 These are all thlnline deluexe freezers with aluDJoo Tillman. Ryan 17). Pascual, St. LouiS .. 052 030 000--10 14 o Plels 18l, Kllppstein (8i, NelKouf"'· Reed '31, Purdin inurn liners. No porcelain or painted llnterion likt son 19) and Zimmerman. Win- 141, Brewer (61, Miller 181 and ner- Pascual f7-0l . Loser- \1on- Roseboro. Purkey, Carllon 14\ , competativo brands. bouquette (5-5). HR - Allison Taylor 161. Schultz 18) and (8th), Uecker. Winner- Rrewer (2-1).' Loser- Schultz 1 1·1'!. HRs- Boy· National Le~gue er (5thl. Skinner 1:lnd1, Jav1er Houston 033 110 IJOO.- I 9 0 (Jst), Fatrly (6t h 1. Cincinnati 1100 001 OOZ- 3 90 DOWN MONTH San l'ran. 001 200 IJOO.- ! 6 I Milwakee 019 1100 OOx- 10 10 2 Shaw, Herbel jl) , Mur.akami 13). Hands !41 , Bolin !61 and Don't F~ !'other's Day Is June 20. Make Dod Haller, Johnson 14·2) and Torre. will• ,., 6q 1 ,./lou hlll••d lh.t/N I Loser- Shaw 14-3). HR- Math· or Gnnd Dod htppy with 1 gift from the New Get erlro 81\Jotymon& flom taU. oool •!IIIIIW diDb ews (lllhi. York Clothing House MIDDLEPORT, 0. with ottnod.., Gold• Wove be._ allflao-' (Only games 1cheduledl Tbeoe lumriouo. ~ ,Ia haft lha They bavo • nice seleetlon of S. S. Sport Shirts, famouo Libbey 8aledp$rim and weighWboMom. S. S. Dress Shirts, Summer Slackll, Walking Shortl, you pt.,. ~ PRU with .,.., ' plloDO ol Straw H1t11, Tiel, Hose, Belts, Underwear, Knit A.obland VI+..._. o-u.. )'<101 ba7. ADd J'OU Shirts, Pajamas bt both long oleevo and S. S. pa • Ubbe7 8erriuc Tray tor oni;J 89o with m Kneo lonflh, Complete llno of work rlothea, oll .man,. .,. lubrioalion al 'OJI""" prloeo. Ilion Speed Riggs, your Ubbe)llle-ap Sot todoy. Drive In a& J011111 1wlm wear 1nd other ltema too numeroua ~ Good Neighbor Albllmd 011 Doa1ar dispi&Jiag lhll mention. famous tobacco 1 1 I Final Race of Tri'ple Crown Js Saturday 1 'I SHERRY SCHRADER 1 • Jackson Girl Will Edit CAPTUR& IT AL.L! From tht first 1 $ ~ROVERS Living Room Suite 199 STUDIO WY 2-2475 220 E. 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I I' . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1£ do at the New York Clothing House. Remember If :n. IHI I I Make the man In your life happy as only you can EXPI/IEI • S.rvlct II H& RFIRESTONE STORE auctioneer STOP IN, SELECT GIFTS NOWI I Authorized Motorola Dealer N. 2ND AVI. 'Crow's STEAK HOUSE ecoUNTIU ecouRTIHtl' ei'LIRTATION ' WERNER RADIO & TV 15 oz. LIBBEY@ Beverage Glass how to Brighten dull a _. llflllll tt•PAIY New York Clothing House IN POMEROY I'OR OVER 90 YEAll ~ 'fomBoy SANDWICH Onlerly ........ nd Toke 'I11111Mt• WYIUb iinds RUERS They put back the taste others take away . ..... �~ \ .'.. . • ~ • - a • • • • • ;' e~enlrig - for _J_~!_~· -1~~! ari-Wed(lesday a led to her home alter being a 4--Dail; Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middlepo_rt__!_O., dmw meeting at the church .,pat'· ·• '''Charleston Memorlall;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;&;;;;;;ii&o;;;;;;;;;;-; The mvocation waa given by I Hoaplta~ li Joe Paugh, president. Following Mr. and Mrs. Alex Harvath the dinner the program was Jed of Allen Park, Mich., Mrs. AIMUSIC RECITAL Alekoka, Jimmy WISe; A Song , by William Russell. He led a bert Fields, Mrs. Claude MeHeresy Holler •our "democ:ratlc process"? Mrs Paul B Powell present- of Old Hawaii , Barbara and discussion on the draft taken I Guire ~nd children of Lncoln ,., Sti\•ermllc R n 2 I'd her muSic students In a re- Sandra Marshall; ltawailan Tw1 from an adult quarterly titled Park , Mich were ~uests of Mr. :.Editor. The St>nllnel But now that Johnny has 1 cital on May 21 al the Wahama ~i&ht, Virgm1a Bumgarner; My ! "Salt." land Mrs James N Roush and , Just 8 few ,... , ago maga· learned to read , we hear a de- ~ High School cafeteria. The Isle of Golden Dreems, Sharon ! Those attending were Herm- children over the weekend. , ·lin<' and n•wspall"r ar!l<'i.s. let· mand to ~urge I he l!oranes ol theme was Orchids From Ha· Roach; It Happened at Wa1ki· ' an Layne. Harry Loyne, .!0<' Mr. ad Mrs John Dyer of ey!sion sp<>akm and be·l-s.ll- s_ed,tlous books •as those of wa11 The stage was decorated k1, Judy Lathey . Lovely Hula , Paugh, Lloyd Roush, WJIUam Charlesron visited h1s mother, ers" were bewaJhng !he sad \lark Twain. P1erre Van Passen. with flowers and outdoor furOI· jHands, Brenda Brown ; Island RuS<eJI , Robert Layne. James Mrs H L. Dyer over the week;. f-act that .Johnn~ , an. read Pl<tto and .Aristotle; a.ll accused ture Master ol cerer111Jn1es Ior Dreams, Eleanora Roushi ' Layne, l)Qnald Bumgardner and end. .~ EdurRtnrs \);m•n 1, lt•~t~I;Hors . o.l supporting ~~eth,t,ng called was Rick Powell and Max Honolulu Eyes, Rebecca Hurr1s .John f Roush . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Roush 1 comic book• and 1'1 progr .1rns drtecttc matenaiJSm .' w h a · Brown Miss U.~.A was Misty and Sue Ann Bumgarner. Keys : ROTARY CLUB I of Cleveland, Va visited rela~~IJ were blamed llldl\ 1du'll' ., ~ver that IS 1 ; 10 keep hrm from Ward and Miss Aawaii was Jon· ' to Waikiki. arranged and play- ' The Rotary club met Thurs- tives over the weekend, 4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. traos. Radio and heater. . oollec1i\'e h tor .Johnm ·, tar!· <ontact wl.th persons With dl· mfer Patterson ed by Max Brown; On the South day evemng at the Hartford A2c James R. Maynard, ' urflt 0 ·~<;~t m i\p.t· tr1• ~~llrk .. 111 \'ergent opmlons.' and to .appro- The program was a~ Col· Sea Isle, D1ana Tolbert ; Pa~an , Methodist Church for the regu- who has been statoned at Ama1\'illlam Shakr<prare . ~ r "" 1 d prmte_ lor special teachm~ 01 lows Ocean Voyage, Rick Pow- Love Sons, Kathy and Debra Jar dinner meetmg ln the after· rilla Texes has been on fur To\'nbPP 111 Holmt>~ .!, lt' 'iHndet. Anwncamsm ra~ 11 Amertcan· ell, Alohoe, Sandra and Barbara Sayre, Jula Moon, Jennifer Pat Inoon c:everal of the members llough visiti~g his parents Mr. · · n~manct~ '"~t nl"l\ tf'ad1mg rsm was something to be had •1v1ars ha11 : star snang 1ed Ban- terso n,· Ha wa'J I on Love Song, 11 Ja\•ed,.. gall agamst the team 1' and Mrs Jesse Maynard' hlS 1> Ton SweptUne Pickup. Auro. tranl. Radio and heater. L.n" · fro m a textbook 1 · · · · ' Utility tool boxes, V8 engine. Low mileage. IDf'lhPd:- nt'" oppN1pnat1on~. · ner raccordJOn), Dav1d Kraw· Kathy Sayre from Wahama High School. s1ster Mrs. Ann Hayes, and bro· appropnR< 10n, .md ""' bund And. above all. Johnny musl - sczl Pledge to the Flag IVO<~il l Awards for the year .yere pre- Those attending were Donald ther Paul of New Haven. He heard Blmn'' da1lv not read the Constitution of the by Judy LaU1ev , Amer1ca , V1c- sented_ by Mrs. Powell to the F. Roush . Richard Ord, Lloyd left on May 28th and will be Johnm •nd .loa:me mo<t be Un.led States. AI leas! not unt:l kJe Spradlmg, Hawaiian Melo- ' followmg: John BurriS, Rebec- Roush Herman Lavne Jack stationed at Fair Banks Alaska t'llughr 10 rood he has been properly taught dy .' Misty Ward . I Saw Three \ ca Burris, Virginia Bumgarner, Flesh~r. Clyde Foley·, .'Rome stationed at Fair anks.' Alaska ~. Ton Express. 6 cyl. 3 ap<>ed trans, Heater. !'io• " "''' m· lohnm hils that !he first amendment really Sh1ps. Debra Roush; Where Go Sharon Rickard, Debra Rick - Williamson, Russell Cap<>hart, for 18 months bt-er1 rPEidm~ H'oCI rnuch And means that everyone has the the Boats by Tika Dewhurst: 1ard, Susan Thabet, Eleanora Harry Miller, Edwin Stein, Ar· Paul Maynard lert on May :1101 "'" '''' 1tw ·· ,eh r honk< ,-Jghl to agree w1th established Boatsman Chant, Lisa Scott; Roush, Angela Carson, Barbara lthur Thabet, George Jngels, l 26th to join the Air Force. He H• h., '""" oe'"n '" drscover uprn10ns and the nghl ot peace- Sa~hng By. Beverly Roush, Bar- Marshall. Bill Marshall San- IRev . Martin Berisford, Ralph I w1ll be stationed at Lackland 4 Door Station Wagon 6 cyf. (Special This Week End) Lht-rt art> ~mw lll/\t' 1 ~ersJOJJs fully assemble in support of carolle. Vrmda Grmstead, In dra. Marsh~ll, Ange~Ia Fields, Whitmore and Frank Capehart. Air Force Base ln Texas. lof rhe r.l\'1" IlL' 11 :1 ,.cen todav" fore1gn pnll<:.v but not My Little Bo;.J!, Debra .A bolln. Cec1ha Smath. Bermt~ Staats. 1 PERSONALS Mrs. Vina Preece. and Mr. La n!th1 o\nd "'' t>n ro qut>~tlon last vear 's or last week 's. The Mermaid, Debra Gilman; Den~e Parsons, Bonme Blake, , Marv .Jane Webb, daughter of and Mrs. James Preece and • som• of !llP r·eady · dlge«ed . Waltz of the Waves, Tom my .lenmfer Patterson and Gary ' Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Webb. has daughter Fay I rom Inez, Ky. phl lnsophlt>~ handed to him ~nd that the hfth Amendment Roush: Swan!=i on the LakP . Con· Tedesco for perfect attendance completed her course at The Vllillt>d Mrs. Vina Preece's dau· , Station Wagon. V6. Auto. trans. Radio and heater. From fmu vearo:; of C'lvll War 1sn t suppo~:a.od In g~en the pro me and Carol)•n Hughes Boat and to f:lf'fln"rn Rouc::ll 1"" f"t1 r Southcrton Beauty School i ri ghter and family, Mr and Mrs. I Cenlt>nmal..; .~ nct 1111 r Thllllq(ld '< t'f'li[IOn from rnnVJ<tJ~g thf' 3(' · Son~. Tammara Savre: Dream rears perfect att~ndanc.e, to An· Huntington. Jesse Maynard recently . I buok!i 011 the ~uhpt'l .lohJHI\ ' used wht>n lllt'rt' 1sn t avqPvr- Boat Julv Li ev mg M\' Bonnie 111 a and F'ranc1s Wnston 10r 8 d' R h . glcal pn, h I t I ! li t , 1 r• [1'1 ' " ' • b t' g f erf•cl Ir te OUS IS 3 SUr 4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio and heater. 1" " 1' ' 1111 n J ~ or' " 1 r1TSM \ E'JPr l h P ... ' t1ent at Veterans Hospital m 1 L1Ps Over thf' Ocean, Michellt> eg nners roup or 1 the prno<l cnlll;tmNl quilt' a 11'1\ .l II t Pre Js ar~y reason o Kay Sail Roat Diana Ht'rndon· srores on theory tests; to Re·' H r I W Va di;;rrPpilnr Jl'" ,I nJJmht' J ·1 .loubt tht> JUrv')l mtenllon to ac Swc~1 and I ow Marv Krawscz: I becca Burris Advanced group I un mg nn , . . misronrPpttnns and , I \ 1" ,d wt the defend ant ' .. ' for per(ef't !!t'flre on theorv test I Mr and Mrs. John McGrew I ~ the c·rv has. chanQ;rd - orr IO Sea. Mlrhm~l Lieving: ' and chddren of Buchhannon, w. Convrtible. All power. Good tondltion. Top gouo downnght lit>" l· rt II t', -~• lr;ml . Johnn'' ca;1.t read'' to o er thE" Waves. I)Phr~ Ric-kard : to DeniS@ Parson!~ for M_rmor~ Va. vislted relativf's her~ over Note~ surpmi1111, !hen lollllll\ 11110! 11 Song ol I he 11,~ 1 rPHlld s F',.'l MI"PS Contest. to Gene Pickens fm th k-e d 1•n ~ k · d e we-e n · lollnn\' slwn 1 reild I quPsrron snmt' (l I 1\ Il.J I II' I' . . Hlemnvmnus and Anitra Wriston : Salhng, ex:ce 11 ent wor In voice a.n PI· Mr ~nd Mrs. Waldf"n Roush , O()W hem~ tau~ 1 Sadlng. Kent Sar·eo. o.,ngerous ano: to Barbar.1 and Sandra of Glrnville, W Va. v1siled her And aflt'r nhst'r\'IJJg tv. u fie. . - - - - -- .Journey, Df"m"e Par·sons. Song M~rshall for excellent work m during thr week·end. Mr . d Coe I finn !=i m both ol 1\h1rb 1he 101e..; Eddie of 1 FairlanP. ~00 .. 2 Door Sedan. Avt-raee condUinn 10 and org"n and 10 nf the Rnulsman "nu sse 11 'I• 1'll er of Bun ker H1'li I Co1urn bu~ were recent vJ's!tors · . Susan · Thahet · VOice,. pial ." · \l't'rt' r·;J <;I dt t 'Cll dHlg 1o pc·t -.;nn. l .pes Kahy Hunt· .Jenmfer Patterson lor 1ne oul A 11 . d' .. . Slrl and Sars 11e. ' ' ' d d II 1r orce 8nse m 1n 1ana VIS! 1• c · ar . c: l:i11t'!' an<1 PI'I' Jlid Jc ' l ' " r;11her rh m ~ 1 stan 1ng s1u en 1 o1 1e ,·par . 1 0 Sav Au Rf'Vnlr BuI ., ~"" ~ · · ed here with hrs mother Mrs . r · · (n Wednesday the four· am cono,;ulel <~ lion of I S" t l t' ~. ('an Mrs · Powell was prescnled a JnsE:phJne . M11ler . ' . kar d·..Voca 1 s~ Sh aron R1c b ., • T ye . ... . , , some 'JOJ-cd ;· p 1·~ n and out 4 Door Sedan. Power steering. Radio and heater, Air we r t'alty bf• surp J ISPd 1f John ~U~'It'fV lectJons· In the \1rddJe ol an whrte orchid and a dozen )d· : Mr and Mrs Wilham Nease l ing a Forked Run Lake and Conditioning. ny want : ; to know mmt' abou t •' ' · Island und Blue Howa1i · chorus·· Slow . roses !rom Ihe students. ' d 1am1y ·1 of Buc kh annon . w 1 guess t of Mr. and ' lh k f" 1 to 1 g 1• 1an . were evenng · Walt z of the l'lanlis, Bruce Ad- 1 pee'." 1 •n s w n . n e' Va viSJied relatives here during · '· Floyd Weber. ams Oul Rigger Marsha Dav- Furmture Store of Middleport th k d 1 Mr a d M Fl d Webe • i\•lr :md Mrs Russt'll Harri s IS Hail Great state of Hawaii I for outdoor furmtnre. 1o Ken · r wee ·en . . r •. n rs. oy r .11111 tam JI)' of Xema spen! a re- · · · · , C f H 11 Mr and Mrs Lawrence L1ev-~ a1 •• M B. ;ndo Ingraham of 2 Door Sedan. Std. trans. ' ' . k d 11 · Mr and lane Haymaker; Hawaiian War- i ney "1USIC ornpany 0 un ng- rng and Jamily of Steubenville Pomec ended the 5th ·ed· . Ct'nl wee ~n WI 1 S G p· k At ton lor the organ and pmno 10 1 Mr ~ Homer Circle and familv rnrs ong, ene IC ens; Is d M h 11 f k ·th !Ohio visited relatives here over idr annivers.. 0f '· · ir aunt ' . d. V d W ·e Cirrle . the Luau, Bill Mars~·u:~l l ; One, , ~n ra , ars a nr ma mg e I the weekend Iand uncle M,· , and u •• Earl • an nna an av1 T Th K G le1s worn by ewll st uden1 \1rs 1 · ' ' \1 rs Ernwl Sehreckengo." of wo, ree, aren reene ; 1 Ed . St f · th · Mr. and Mrs. L. L Dick and Hrll, M•rietta, Sunday and also 2 Door Sedan. Std. trans. 6 cyl Parkersburg VISited at the Dean A Flowe! Lei Kathy Ann Roush I' M w~l d.,~ tor f e ;:ogramsi family of Lrma, Ohio visited viSited ..,;,, a, Weber at Brmker home Sunday Legends of !he Menehunes, An - hr b. Yd' oMey 11°~ 1 usethu •here over the weekend with her t. . ILriella Memorial Hospit· 1 • Tflo ~ P calli ng at the Marv ge !·a ,. l,.a rson,. Hawau.. Alohoe . , I e UJ mg. ' r ams ey. et mother. Mrs. Freda Hart. a.I l'Jrl'le\ume over the weekend Nancy Roush: WauipJi, Sammy custod!anthol theh sc hh~l dand .1toh Lynn M1ller of Huntington, W : ' 1 0 ers w 0 e pe WI v t J d h 'th 4 Door Sedan. C Bennett Alohoe from Hawau many were M1 and Mrs Melv m 'If· A I · r. ld . fl J· M dl · i the r.cllal a spen sever~ ays ere WI INK THREE cle ol Sprmglield ~Irs Donald ' nge a •' le s. u • e ey. . her mother Mrs . Josephme Mil. · · B · · • (' 11 f th The program closed wrlh vo· , l'wrre ol Athens. aoci Mr and Ccr~JhtaSh!italatJs~, .aB ol L c lcal selections No~" Jhe llour ' Jer : PHILADELPHIA (UPII d Mr and Mrs Ravmond Lay- IThe Philadelphia Bulldogs of Evetything's buzzing \Irs James Circle ol New Hav- one ee, ""n urrs. ove 1 .n · Song ol Old Hawaii . Linda Abo- aGnd Aloph""k Voca~. ~"\~ntsla;~ ne ol Parkersburg ~JSJted here lthe Continentall'ootball League NEW HAVEN .,,... ,..,., an. w • ~ RAWLINGS ------·--------------- 1 I -- $1095 1961 DODGE - 1 1961 DODGE Is'"'' •.,.,., 1961 CHEVROLET - $1295 1960 FORD .- - 1960 RAMBLER - 1960 VALIANT Kidge Keno 1959 BUICK "n..,•J'efV 1 • ., • I ~:armel 1 - -.- 1958 fORD • • • $395 1958 OLDSMOBILE ~ $695 NolCS L I 1957 FORD 'I -. 1 1 s95 1955 CHEVROL-ET ' 1946 CHRYSLER - r;::=================il dur~~r g ou r btg used car I' ' ~r s 1a · with Mr and Mrs Otto rimm lannounced the sigmng of defen· mother, H .. 1 L y T (~rePne, . . . Jamrlv vrsrtL·d hrs Fawa11, poveh ouG: erTesda Barbara Marshall. Kalhy savre dunng the week~nd . ,stvebend Clark Kellogg, m1ddle 11 M". Paul Smrlh at St Joseph erguson. una ou, ary e · S d M h 11 Db S · Mr and Mrs Clyde Rrce and ! ne acker J . E. Loc1ano and . V 1 1 t' H . an ra ars a e ra ayre · · f t L Hosp1tal Sunday afternoon. estu , oca se ec 1ons. awar- An ela Fields ' ludv Lath chrldren of Boonevrlle. Ind. vJS- ' sa e l' AI eBlanc, Thursday. :'.tr and Mr> Fre bdaSo nlf Jan Weddmg Song and Honolu· C ~ • d. Sh. .1 L' Y 1ted relat1ves here over the ! All three were members of 1 Racme ca lled un Mrs. Mary Ju Eyes by the Chorus . Ech- . a 1 1nge 9 · an ., ' ~ev- weekend the Canton Bulldogs of the Unitc11·,1e. oes from Hawau, Bonme Blake ; 1mg Ushers were Jrmmy Wt<e Butch .Flesher of Tennessee ed Football Leagu~ last season. -.-...:._-'-__...--.,....,.....,....,_========-, and Harry Van Meter and Re- . r====iiiiii...===---"' ,glstrar was Marsha Lloyd. CJih. VJStted his parents. Mr . and Mrs. 1 er shldtmts enrolled but nol ap· Ji1ck Flesher durng the week· 1 Dine Out With The Family The kids Will Jove It! The tood ts superb, the aerv1ce prompt, the atmo•rh•re pleas- 62 CHEVROLET 4 dr b n t Sid "h1ft \\ 11rl h ani Mode..::r prlrPs ! ll\ll{'h 11101 (' $1,095 THE MARTIN RESTAURANT 62 PONTIAC VB fa1:~1m:t 4 !lr Lora! mvnf'r blu~ fmt~h Middleport Route 7 Sc•d.1 11 O n~ lk:wtJ Ju l du1 k ll l' rlr<~ ' ll.LII l. $1,595 63 RAMBLER V8 "990" Amba ~~ ar1ot SPrlan Only 23.00R "'-~"~ 111Jic" F1n e!t and bf"'' .~~·nt> • I{ 11llhl''1 and thl• ll!lf' is top . . SEE • • Ray Benson 61 'coMET f dr. St>(inn Spurld11;~ rhnk turnuo~~~ f1m~h Alltom:•Tu· MElROPOLITAN MOTORS il)llft. FOR THE BEST DEAl ANYWHERE! RAY SAYS HE'S READY TO DEAl AND THAT HE'S GOING TO ••• $895 63 PONTIAC !\ P•ls. One ra1 rful lorfll own er, Power s!eprmg & brakP s. Kydramallr lmmartilatt> t.Jirou&houl $2,395 62 BUICK LeSabre 2 Or H<ml Top On.partieutar Ol\nf'r Pr•llf'J sterrin g F.xt r~ tw"' $1,895 62 PONTIAC BoDJ1evillt• Vt! :.! d1 Hard Top. Stuu o iii I v1ny l uptwl · stery. Sputlf' \' all 11 h11t-' 11 n lob. CLEAR THE LOT • • •• 1961 FORD GAlAXIE V8 . Power steerinfl Power brakn. 2 Dr Hardtop Clean and N1c~. See 11 1956 CHEVROlET BEl AIR V8'1A!Sabr. 4 rlr Sed•n. Po1teenna 11ml brake111. On• loeal ownPr Automatic !lhtlt. $895 .BAETTNARS are end Rev and '.Irs. J~ck T Welch 1 · Josephine Knapp Evelvn Van spent several days m Pittsburgh, i Meter. .Jane Ben,nell. iJ a r r y Pa . VJS~Img her parents. Mr. and 1 :Van Meter, Marsha Lloyd. Di- Mrs . Edward Zimmerman , , ana Roush. Donald Gabritch Rev. Martm Bemford attend- ~ I Groce Sayre. Beverly Reitmiro ed the Conference held last week ' and Resina Tolbert . at Ev-Un-Breth At-res at BuckSEWING CLUB hannon , W Va Hf'v Ber1sford : The Sewing Club mel Tues· and hi ll fam i ly wf're reassigned I day afternoon at the home uf to the New Havpn E. U. B Mrs. D A. Smith Dunng lhe Church socral hour refreshments were -.."..r•s=H-en"r'-y;;;;P;;;;e.,er_:y;;;;!;;;;Ja;;;:;;;;r;;;;et"u"'rn-·, servt>d to Mrs Nolan Swack · l~ hamer . Mrs. R F Bryant , Mrs. Lewis Repair Service Fred Bat•y , Mrs. Harold John-FORson. Mrs Herman Layne. Vlt s H. L. Dyer, Mrs Howard Wag- eHEATING t enhals. Mr< .John f'ry, Mrs e PLUMBING ' Ollie Roush, Mrs. N. 0 Wem • ROOFING and Mr·s. Lloyd Roush. The ne<t meetrng will be held on 1 June 8 at the homt> of Mrs I Belly Adams. Valarie Caddie. I S. Second & Mill St. Middleport i. ~~H~~~r CHURCH REPAIR sERvicE MEN 1 I The Lutheran Church Men of ; WY 2"2374 t 34 MW St. Mlddtope_rt _l St. Paul Lutheran Church m•t ~--------...._,......_1 1 600-606 E. Main St. WY 2-3870 IRegatta WHk End- June Old Town Flats Society Notes I ('IIJ\ ~UI'IIiv~ 1)! WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES •lllirtJ>:.;:. LIEVING COAL COMPANY R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. West Main St Come ..• Look--- Drive OneI Support the Church of Your Chmco HEINER'S BAKERY 390 cubic inch V-8 engine, Cruisamatic drive , radio, back·UP lights and pric· ed to move. Bakers ol Good Bread ~295 Automatic. Power brakes, power steering, new white sidewalls, wheel discs, radio, back-up lights, tinted windshield, air-conditioning. 62 VOLKSWAGEN CON. • 61 OLDS 88 HOLIDAY S~D. • - $1495 V-8 motor, automatic trans., power brakes, power steering, radio, new whitt 59 CADILLAC 2 DOOR SEDAN $1495 Full power, radio with power antenna, rear seat speaker, white sidewall tiro es, wheel discs, back-up lights, outside mirror. Air-condltlonng LOOK I Lower Prices I 55 PLYMOUTH SEDAN CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY Pomeroy, Ohio ------------- - --~-- V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 130 E. Second Pomeroy FOREMAN & ABBOTI SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DBUGS , We 11'11! All Doctors ProcrtpU0111 WY 2-28m! PomeroJ $395 SIYrp$395 KARR &VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES GMAC FINANCING CadiiiiC Olchmo!Hie POIIIIfOJ ... REGA'ITA WEEKEND -JUNE lS.lD-211 •• , Two Locations For Your Convenience WY!!-3996 Syracuso WY N988 STAR SUPPLY CO. PAINTS and HARDWAliES Ph. WI 11-3213 OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Rtclne Middleport, Ohio Phone IVY 2-3481 N, Seeon4 Ave. POMEROY FLOWER SHOP ''FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASJONS" Cor. Butternut lo W. llaill RACINE PLANING MILL 8Uen of Holnm Breed Bulldtng SuppUu • Mlllwort Genertl ConlraGIIDi Phoat WY ~~ . THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA K. & C. JEWELERS LOCAL UNION 81168 Ravennood, W. Vt. "Your Iteepnltt lltort" 112 E. 11a1n streec W h tOI, U£1 ay Mas:; 1U :iO a m . ° s' w:.m 1 Mlddlllport 4DOOR $50 HARDEN'S GROCERY and MARKET Quality Furniture at Lower Prtees SEDAN V·8 Automatic, P.S. and P.B. Wheel Balancing-Auto GlaS!-Brake Servf<t Ph. W11 2-3376 Pomero, RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN IS DODGE V-8 Std. Trans. Runs rellaood, Pb. 985-2005 WY 2-2440 56 PONTIAC 8' Standard tnn1. WY 2·5342 KARR COM(T" •rnoN co. 1 Chester, Oh10 Green with green top. Real nice. Builders and Buildins Supplie1 Cbester, Ohio • romeror ' 'I dM L J h School and M·-•·- Worship Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas- 5upt.: Sunday ors lp, 11 am. H I D I Obi t ti 31t "r. an rs. awrence o n· ~~.. 'w s d hi 9 30 Y "Y 0 lga JOn a. son and family attended com. 10:30 l, m.; Christian Endeav· r; un ay wors P : a. m. Syracuse Methodist Cburcb, m.: Confession, 'h hour hetore mencement exercises at Racine or, 6 p, m.; Evenina Worship, ~art Scbardool 0 ."'Bibmi, SHtu~ Jr. Lester L. Roush, pastor. Mass. high school where heir son wat 7 p m. ey • up. e M w rshlp service 9 am 0 ' dy and prayer services led by ornmg . . The Salvatlou Army, Envoy graduatmg class. Bradlonl Cltnrcb ol Christ, pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Dan; ~mebr~nn;'.r, y~up~~~e:: RayS Winmg. olf~eer in charge VtSJlors of Rev. and Mrs. Joe Robinson, Minister· Adult class meeting 7:30 p. m. un ay c 00 • Sunday 10 a. m. Holiness meet- John Busch were Mr. and ~Irs, • day 6·30 p m Mrs Moore H D ,· f Ch hir M Romer Forrest. Supt.; Bible m. last Monday of month. . ·• ' mg. to 30 a. m Sund•• Sch<KII enry a\Js 0 es e, r. School 9·30• M·-•·· Worship Cit director Official Board meei- Sunday 7 m Youn Peo le's and Mrs. Lawrence Bush and · • ~...... • Federated arch, Pollll'!roJ • 1ng first Monday each month . P g p daughter Conme Racine Route 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worshl?, Rev. W. H. Perrin, pastor: ai '7:30 p. m. Holy Commun Legion :. 7 30 ? m SalvatiOn Aaron S~yre, Mr~. Emma Jolm7 p. m. Wednellday, 7 p. m. Carl Kautz, Supt.: Sun d a v oo each quarter as announced ~eenng. Thursday, I to S L• son and Mrs. May Johnson. Bible Study. School, 9 a. m.; Worship hour WSCS first Wednesday ol eech dJes Home League; 7 p m. Prep VISitors of Mr and Mrs Cellealer Cltlll'cll ol Cbrfll 10 a.m. month classes; 730 p. m. Bible study, cil Roseberry a~ family. and Bible School 9·10 a. m. Preach- ML ULloa F W.B Cboreb The United Methodist Cburch ~royer mretmg. Other services ' Mr. and Mrs. Edd Bush were • • • . uV announcP-ment lng 10:30 L m., Drst and third Sunday School 9:45 a. m., Earl P_omeroy - Rev. Melvm AI- Pomero Seventh Da Adven· Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lane and Sundays• Starke•1' aupt . , Evanlnn -nua- kire, pastor. Church Schoo . bts daughters of P1ttsburgh. Mr. ~ LeoI ~uS1 Cb arcYb - MUlb erryYHeag Muon City Church cl Cbrl•t. sblp, 7:30 p. m. by Ceell Cot., 9:15 a.m., Leo Crew, Supt. Rd, north 01 Meigs MemortaJ and Mrs. Edd Burnhllm of _ChesMiU Ll.ymaa· Young People's meet· Vaughan, Asst. Supt. Pentecost H 'tal P F W G'ff d ter, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford er Street; Sunday Bible In and Bible Stud 7.30 m , Sunday 10.30 a. m. Sermon: osp! · astor, · · t or · Roush, Great Bend, and Char· Study 9 a. m. Evening Wol' lid , CJJ.i' .· :· 'j "Tbe Rush of a Mighty Wind" AsSistant Pastor, James R.tles and Karen Johnson. focaL ~P 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, 7:30 ; , :;,•Tbursda:.rac ce a Monday, June 7, 7 P m. Church Hoffer Semces o~. Saturday: ! Mr. and Mrs. Harley Rhodes 7.30 p. m. Wednesday, Board of Trustees Commission Sabbath School, 1.31l p. m. , • New Brrghton, Pa visited Mltldleporl Chorcll of a.rtn, Duville Pllp>lm BolbleBI, (P. on Education. 7'45 p. m. Church I Worship, 2"30 P m.; Y0 " th Rev. and Mrs. Busch. ' 5th and Main Streets Donald 0. Langsvllle, Ohio), Rev. 0. H. Official Board meets. Tuesday, meetmg, 3·30 P m. · Bible Stu· I Mrs. Ina Van Meter and chJI. lllcb, mlnl!ter· Bib!~ School Car~ paslfX'; Santlay School, 9:30 7:30 p. m. WSCS Thursday at dy, Thursday, b7' 30 P- m .~ •t dren calll'd on Mrs. Polly Pact 37 Evans HeJg ts, GalbpoJJS. and children recently. 9:30 a.m., K~lh McElhinney: a. m., Robert Grale, Supt Wor- 7:15 p m. ChOir Rehearsal. Supt.; Morning Worsblp, llldp aervlce 1110:3; a. m.; PUEdeu Umled Rretbreo lD Mr. Robert Ours. Mrs. Mao , m. Evening Wonhlp sr1m Youth, HS p. m.: EvanByseU Rua l"ree Methodlot, Christ Churrb: Rev. Elden R. Van Meter and Hazel Wills ol 10 30 7 p. m., Prayer Service, Wed: gellstlc service, 7:30 p. m. Mid· RSuobedar' ScE.b Smllith30, Sr., pasWtor: BallO ke. paWstor:. SHun,day Schootl, l Pomeroy Route VIsited Mr Jnd sd 7 Week Prayer and Praise Wed- n Y 00 · a. m., ora. m.• 10010 0 smger · sup · rMrs. Charlie Carroll and f8Dll. De ay, p. m. aeaday, 7.30 p, m. ' ley Haley, ~upt. : Morning wor- ChrisUan l!:ndeavor. 7'15 p ., ' ly. Clntrl:b of Cbrfst, Pomeroy, Klqdom BaD of JeltOnb'l ahlp 10:30 a. m. Youth Service, Mrs. Lyda Chevalier. president, Mr and Mrs. Thomas AuthorJerry Masters, pastor: Suuday Willleasea: Public meeting, Sun· 6:45 p. m.; EvangeliStic m.,. classes lo; all .. Song serv1ces, son of Lowell and Mr. 8Dd School 9:30 a. m. Olurch 10:10 W.y 5 p. m., Watchtower lltudy aage, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer mee~ I p. m. Preeching 8o20 p. m.; arl Authereson were .. a. m.: Christian Endeavor, 8:10 a p, m.: Blbla atudy Tuesday tog, Tbul'B<''Y 7:30 p. m. Mid Week Prayer meeting, cent Sunday dinner auello o1 p. m. Evening ~ 8:10 p, 6 p. m. Service meeting, 7 p. Feee Metbodfll Cllorch, Laur- p. m. Wl'dnesdey, Class Leed- Mrs. Elva Dailey, StvenviU.. m. m. Tburlday: MJnls1rJ lchool, e1 Cliff, t;ev. R. E .gene GW, er. Mrs. M82ie Holsinger. Rlllud Clllll'cll c1 Cllrllt, I p, m. Thursday. pastor, Sunday School 1:30 a. Bachtel EvaDJeUcol Unlled Bible Scbool 1:30: Commonloo I•&.ru a.webe. _ SL Pall Brethren Church - ~::. 10:30 a. m., V. H. Braley SuodeJ SehooJ t:IJ a. m.: Wor- m.; Phll \Vise, oupt.; Momtng School 9:45 a. m. 1'1 SupL Sabra Cttnaday, pianist; ship 1Jei'VIct 10:30 a. m.: SL worship 10:30 a. m.; You t b 2nd and 4th S~day, 9:45 a. Bible S!Udy, 7:10, Delbert Ro- Jobn, sunday School 10 a. m.: Services 7 p. m.; EvangellsUc m. Acbasb Miller, pastor. miDI, leader. Worobl' 9 a. m. service 7:30 p, m. Mid · Week Allred Methodfll Alfred Medlodfll CharU _ prayer serviCf' 7:30 p, m. Wed. Rev. Pearl Casto, pastor. Zlal ~ cl Olrlll, " ' - Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Sunday Ffo'edom Golpel Milotoa, a. Sunday School at 9:30 a. m., roy • lllrriiODvWe Road, £u. School at 9:30 a. m., Charles shan StiversvUJe Road: E J. Charles Taylor, Supt. War· gene U~ood, ~· 8J. Taylor, Supt. Worship Service Griffith, pastor: Roger Wi ~ ship services &110:45 a.m. With 1 ble tlchool Uti a. m., Momma II 10:~ a m. witb the Rev. lonl, Supt., Sunday School LO the Rev· Casto. Wednesday ev· , worship ID:IO a. m.: £nDiu,i Caito Weclnesday at 7'4& p m 1 m , Evangeilstl< Service, 7• enmg prayer serv1ces ai 7'45 ~: R*M Reid fray~ Services. . · ' :30 p:· m. Prayer meeting, 7:lltl a_. , __ , """" r. m. Tu~. u•., ...,_, F> t,, Su. Blllltr ~ If W, lltt, · 0.11111 l'leti!Dtlllt Olarell Rotlaad Mlllloa 1 Olin New- day School 9:30 a. m.; Worship GHbert Spencer, paallrr, SUnday Pearl A. Caito, Pllator; Wtif' 11 eel SandQ, 7:30 m. 8cbool 9:10 a. m. M1trUiJ .: &ervlcl 11 I L m., Sanday man, mlsslooary pastor: Suo- Lolllrl hill l.lmllld Bnlbrel[ sbip U L m.: 119•IJII'I"4 - 8cbna1 al 10 a. m.; WSC8 lsi day School, 1:30 a. m.: Wonblp CJJurch. Rev. JIDlet MOI'I1-.: rice, 7 p. 111. ~ mltlll'l, 'lblll'lday '.II month: Board 10:311 L m.; li're•cbi!J8, 7:10 p. 111mt1ay School 1:10 L m., 1\lQI f:31 p. m. .WMM!Jdv; YOUIII Dlltl'q ard WICIDutlay Gl lbe m.; i'riJ'I ..UC:.. 7:30 p. m. Norrla, -~ All't. SUpt. Bt!l'> ;riD BAUM LUMBER CO. RICKARD'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE liuntingtoo. W. Va. 63 OLDS 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN • Pomeroy 63 FORD CUSTOM 300 2 DR. $1395 Pomeroy 18-19-2!] siile HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE 1 METROPOLITAN MOTORS at 10 a.m. Pray~ p. m -F=~ c~~rCh:r~ meeting: 8:30 p. m. Wed., choir Cburcb of God, ML Morlab ship service IO a. m. every Rev. Daniel Workmu, pulor other Sunday 7 ,~ p. m. SunRelblebem Bapllll ·cbaru, Sunday School 9,40 a. m.; Wor- da School 10 L m John Great BeDel: Rev. c. 1.. O'C<Jo. sblp service 11 L m. 8Dd 7:811 SuPt 1'\"ayer ''meeting aor pastor: Rl>bert Lewis, supt a. m. Prayer meeting 7:811 p. 7'4& y, m Thursday g,zo a. n Mornlog wonhtp m Tuellday; Youna People's • p. · · and Sunday ScbooJ; 7 p. m. e:v- meetin&, 7:30 p. m. Friday. Forest IIDD Metbodlst Cbarcb ening oervice: T'turaday, 7:10 Rolland Cburcb ot God, Rev. Racine Charge, Rev. H. L. p, m. Prayer meettna. Jobo Smallwood, pastor: Sunday McDaniel, pastor. Cburcb Ser· School 10 a. m.; Evangelistic 1ices, 9 a.m. eacb Sunday with m.; Morni1111 worsblp 10:~ L 10 '· m.; Bible School, Wed., Carpeater Baplfsl Cbtlrdl: service 7 p. m.: Young People Sunday School following at 9:55. m. Evenilll! Worsnip, 7 p. m.; 7:30 p .m. .. Sunday Schoof 9:30a.m.; Mort~- Endeaver 7 .P· m. Wednesday: Mrs. Fred Nease, Supt Prayer meeting, 7 p. m. Wed. 1ng worsblp IO:l5 a m. ::rs:er meeting 7 p, m. Satul' Deeth Melhodlll Olllrcll, MlcJ. =-~· Clyde >1 . Henderaon, pu(I'Jnt Boplln O.tii'CII, MNt1J.dleport, M. E. Dowson, paotor; port, Rev. Donald Boone, ... Grace Episcopal Cbareb, Mrs. Nan Moore, Church School Olurcb ol !be Nazarene, Po• tor: Sunday ScoOtll 9:15 L m., Pomeroy, The Rev. J\lcbartl H. Supt.; Church School, 9:30 L eroy. Rev. Clyde Renderaon, Fred Hoffman, Supt.; 10:15 a. Martin, Rector. Sanday - Mor- m.; Worship Service, 10:30 a. p.'IStor: Suoday School 1:30 a. m. Worsblp Service; BYP 8 p. Ding r;ayer and Sermon, 10:30 m.; Methodist Youth Fellow- m.: Morning Worsblp 10:30 a. m.: Evening Wo!'!lhlp, 'I1JO p. u.m. Coffee ltonr following. ship, 7 p. m.; OUiclal Board services 7:30 p. m. Pray _e r Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ieenm.. m.; \Ved. 7:30 p. m. I'Jayer Ealerprlle EUB Cburcb, Rev. meeting, 1st Sunday ol month. m.: NYPS 6:45 p. m. Evenmg er visited their son, Mr. aDd meeting Thli<!!Wiy 7:30 o. m. Menzel Smith, pastor. Worship 7:30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday meetmg. •:30 p m. Thursday Mrs Clifford Icenhower aitd practice. service 9:30 a. m.: Sunday of 'llOnth, 7' 30 p. m.: Eleanor Cburcb of lbe Nazarene Ra· family at Pomeroy Route. 1 Circle 2nd Thursday of month . ' Mr d M- n - u W.._ School, 10·30 a. m. Youth Fe·I . ' . clne, Ohio. Sunday School at ' · an ••· ""'.... . . Flnl Bapdsl Churcb•. Pome- lowsblp 6,30 p. m.; Boys and 7.30 p. m., Class 12, 3rd Wed- 9 30 am. Sunday Worship . and children of Middleport, Mrs. roy - Rev. Carver Williams. Glrlll Fellowship 6.30 P m. nesday of month, 8 p. m.; Aft-I 8 S d E Louise Van Meter sod Nield, 10 .30 Sunday School 9:30 till 10:20. ., lng a·~·tce 7•.30· P m. 2n.d, ernoon Circle, 4th Thursday of ervtcse . a7.m30 un ay .dve- 1Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ours aJJd .,ven - • . . ., th Ch . P 1. mng erv1ce . p.m. Mt . . . . WorshiP Service'. 10..30 a- m.,. and 4th Sundays· Youth Cbotr mon . 2 p.m.; Oil' rae ICe ek P Se . iv d . •two children, Mrs. Doris Dailey ~~~~ and Juruor cburcb for 6,30 p. m. W~esday Praye; Wednesday, 7 p. m. ;:y 7 , 3 ;a~%. R~,c~o.;:::. and children, Mr. Hart of Park· Meelins 7:30 p. m. We®esday. Wolfe Pastor ersburg, Mr. and Mrs. May. · • Minersville Metbodlsl church • · wood Johnson were recent caUFlrlt Baptloi Cblii'U, Raclae Lottridge EUB Cburcb Rev l>r Lester L. Roush, pastor: Rutland Cburcb ot tho Nazar- ers of Mr. and Mrs. Luwrence Rav. C. 1.. O'~nner, pastor. Eugene E. Emerson, ~astor; !Victor_ Brown, Churci- School ene : Sunday School 9 so a m.; Johnston and family. Sunday Scb~ 9.'30 a. m., Sam Sunday School 9, 45 a. m. Rus· iSupermtendent,. 10 a. m. Ollie- Mornmg Worship 10:4> a. m. Mr. a~d Mrs. Lew _JolmatOD THir CHUIIIICM P'O" ALL Patt ()f playing any game is to learn how to settle the inevitable lfl\1• ALL f'O"- THI: CHU!IIICH Curtla, sup!.: 10.~ a. m. Morg. s-.ll Archer, Supt. Sunday tal Board meeuns each quarter Evangeltstic service 1'4> ~- 10 . and family of near Mmersvute menta. In a league in wh1cit n()body has a coin to toss, this is the time'Thot {'1\ ~n:h >• Ute llellleol !actor ,ng worship. 6.30 p. m. BYF worship , a. m. and hQnored method Cor gettmg tile game started without a ~~quabble. on •rth for the bu1ldin1 ol ri11r1r 7,30 unless otherwiSe calll'd. Holy Midweek prayer serv 1ce, 7-4; p called on Mrs. Emery Powell 10 45 Wr 1nd J100<1 d ttun.htp It i11 ~w~ Bllt then> are otiter games to be played, in other leagues. Life for each and Juwor FeiiGwshlp; 8 p.m. . m. alternately. Bible study Commumon eacb quarter as an- m. Wednesday and daughter, Addte. Mr. and houae olap•ritull walu~ •. Without 1 r~f u~ bringa many ot."eellions Cor conflict. And they don't all yield to limple Evening service1 7:30 p. m. P nouncea. Mrs. Maywood Johnston. llront Chun'h. n~tltM-r d ernocrar~ nor efvlllu.tlr>n ThPrf> tPChnique~ like twil'ling a bat around one'• 11houldera with just a eouple Wednesday, Prayer meed1111: and prayer service led by pa~l· Syracuse Cbnrcb ol the Naza- 1 Mr. Leonard (Buck! Ieenhow· •n. four .ound rtUOYII why f>.erv fingers. 8:30 p. m. Wednesday, Senior o_r 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Chris·Marso Chapel- Melbodbt rene IVilllam 1.. t'hurpe, pastor er and Mr. Roy Icenhower of pl'~n 1ht111ld •llfond II'IVI(ft ~Ill Earnest Christians believe that our faith can point men to the right lnly and tupport ~ Chlmh Tlwv Choir Practice; 3:30 p. m. Tue• l•an Endeavor, 7:30 p. m., 3rd Church, Arthur Stilt, Pastor Sunday &>hoot 9·30 a m.. Mom East Liverpool called on Mr. •"' ! II t"or iu~ own Aak~ 12l ~'ot attitude and aellon m times o( 3tresa. day Junior Choir Practice Saturday of month. Sunday School, 10 a. m. Oliver ing worship 10 .30 a m. and Mrs. Homer Icenhower hi•chlldr~u·••ke I l l Jo'ortheab That's why, a!l wr face the conflirts ot life, we always hope the other of hur mmmwJiy and IIBiion ! 41 • • h Sayre Supt.. Sunday Worsblp M Robert J If nd lamily' for tiM like of the Churth Jt.wlf, fellow will behave ltke a Christian. And he's hoping ill much of us. Rullaad Flnt Beptlll Charcb MorulnJ Star EUB Chlll'C ' service, II a. m.; Prayer mee~ Pentecostal Assembly. Raote s ~~cuse Mr ean~sM~s Clifford .,h1ch IW!«<1 1111 mor1l 1nd mlttr~t~l Why not mett hm1 mChur('h n(•xt Sunday? That's wflere right attitudel fliPpGI't Plan ID 1!1 to church ~II · Sunday Schrol9:30 a.m. Preach- Rev. M;nz~l Sml:;hpa~ror. ~ mg every Wednesday evenins. 1?4, Rev . Paul K .Junes. pa•tor J%enhow~r a~d family, .and Mr, often ~gtn. letl ~ and lf>ld your B•b[@ d~tl~. log Sundey 2:30 p. m. a. m. un ay oo' , Portland Methodist Sunday School tO a. m.: Wor- and Mrs M wood JohnstoJL Smith, supt.: Earl Shuler, .Us t. Chlll'th, ship services 7 30 p. m Sun · . ay Free WID Baptist Churcb, Morning worship 10:~ a. m.: Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sunday day . Wednesday and Friday. Mrs. _LoUise Van Meter and RuUand, Pastor, Rav. p au 1 Prayer meetins 3 p. m. Tburs- School 9·30 to 10·30 a m., Har- Th p 1 Cb h Mid· NJCk! VISlled Mr. and Mrs._LewJohnson and lamtly Mmerlh ' eu ecosia1 urc • K b h S ld G R Taylor; Sunday School, 10 a. m. day, o . ous ' upt ' ennet dleport South 3rd ~ve Sun~a) . ' Guy Priddy, Supt.; Preaching So th B th I EUB Ch b - McLeod, Ass't. S~pt. Semces School .to a. m.; ~unda; evemng I VIMrlle Ro~ute. a recV enMt SlundaJ!.d u e e or< every Sunaay evemng. . ·• .. s. Utse • e er n service 7:30 p. m. • Prayer &er· '. ' Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pasevange1IStic servtce, 1· 30 P m. Mrs. arne! Joboson were W ifl• tile hope it will, in some measure, TOBler muJ help sa•· vtw, UO p. m. Wednesday. tor. Sunday School 9:45 a. m., 1\oclu MethndM Church, Wtdnesday Bible Study 7·3lt P· 1shopping in Pomeroy recently. tuin that h · J. 111 · d · f 'l _ _. · l"f h' f MI. Morlab Baptilt Church, Norman H. Bohr, Supt. Sunday H. L. McDamet, pastm Sun- ~- : Sat.urd,1 mght Prayer and · Villy Lou Martin of Great w IC goo m uml y 0 '"" community 1 e, t 11 eaComer of Fonrth and Malo St. Worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. day School 9·30 a. m.. Preach- 1\orsh!p 7 0 p. m. Pastor. Rev I Bend VISited Judy Savre are-. lure is sponsored by the b111iness firms and organizations MlddleporL Ro!v. Nyle Borden. m. Alternately. Bible Study ins 10:30 a. m.; MYF6 p m.; B L B~rreu . I cent Fridav evening. whose names appear below. minister. Sunday School 9:30 and Prayer service led by past· Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 P Hamsouvl!le Presbytertan Mr. and· Mrs. Frank Wallace - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · l l • · m. Arnold Rlcbarde, Supt or, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. m. Wl'dnesday. Church, John Davies, pa<tor: of Racme Route v1siled Mr. : 1 Morning Wonhlp, 10:30 a. m. . Church SchuoJ.lO·JO a m. Wor- ~ and Mrs. Ollie Sayre and famlly . SyracWJe E.U.B. Chorcb, Paul Rock Springo Methodtst - sh1p serv1ce ·30 p m Mr d Mr Olli So · Ch Lmi w · · .an s. e yrevt .. Naomi Baptist Cborch: SliD- &. Sellen, Pllllor. ester _e ey, pastor; or· Reorgamzeo l:burcb 01 JesWJ · !ted his brother. Dale Sayre, 81 . day Schon! 9:30 a, m.: Wor- 9:30 a. m. Sun<lay School, Ben ahlp semce 9:30 a. m.; Sun· ~hnsl ol Latter Day Sa111ts, Sll Dorcas and their daughter . Mrs ship 11 a. m.. Prayer service, Quisenberry, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. day School, 10:15 a. m.; MYF miles from Rarme on Racine- Jud Brace A pie Grove a re!40 Lincoln St. Middleport W11 2-2350 Member FTD I p, m. Wednesday, Morning Worship service, 1st 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible Portl,nd Roud. Sunday School' ceni Sundav'. a~d Mrs Oris Hub . 1'1 Y 2-21144 GreenhouJe W11 2-3401 Calero ·'h b Kin b and 3rd Sundays ol the month: Study, Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. 9 30 a m., 1\m·ship JO,Jo a. bard Syra.cuse. : : 7:30 p. ~ Evening EvangeiJa. Rollaod Methodist Churcb- m., &Jnda· evenlll~ service at [ M; and Mrs. Clyde Wines re- : Roa:, ae"v. 0~: •·wr, suoday schoo'1 ••·30 • tic Service, 2nd and 4tb SUD- Rev C J Lemley pastor· 7 '~0 P .n Wed worship serv- cenlly VISited the Sayre fam1· : · a. m., day of month. BETHANY . .. , . t 1 30 P t C .., "T1ke Someone To Church This Week" Ralph Carl, sup!. Sunday Wor- . -:. Church School 9:30 a. m.: Wor tee a P- m. as ?r. " ly. shl rvi 10·30 d 9.30 a. m. Morning Wonhlp, ship service 10:30 a. m.. M Proffitt All evemng serv- Mr. and Mrs MurJal West w~ 2-3284 Established In !liM Middleport 7·J se ce, IW:...teal. mp. an 10:30 a. m Sunday School, BJy. Y. F. Mon.fuy 6:30 p. m. Ices begin at 7:30 p, m. I and daughter, Murita Ravens- ; · p. m. a y, rayer the Tbelsa, Supt.; 4:30 ~- m. ' ' : West Columbia, W. Va, meeting Wednesday, 7;30 P· m. Youth Fellowship CARMEL Stlvenvme Methodisi Church Lour Lody of Lareuo Mission ' wood. and W~ley Cozart of ' Ph. Mason SP S-M93 · · Lon B0 ttom R Leon rd · ShversvJIIe vJSJied Mr. and Mrs .. Col blr Cit1pel• Wonbl 9:30 a. m. Sunday School Way. Arthur Stilt, pastor. Sunday g ev. a ' •. • P ltr>DID Sc Ge w If Cencula admmJStrator Sunday Arll• West vice each 3unday 9· 15 a m · ne Roush, Supt.; 10:30 a. m · hoot, 9 30 a m.; ne 0 e ' · Mr and Mrs Paul Durs aru1 · · ., M · W ahJ 2nd d 4th Supt Servl~s Thursday even- >tass a JO a m esJ tin l) Uays . Dodge - Dart - Dodge Trucks Sunday School LO a. m.: Youth ornmg or p, an ·• c' child ren visrted her s!ste1· >II· : 01 Obligation 7 P m Service 6:15 p. m. Evening Wor- Sunday of the l'lll!lth: 6 p. m ing. · and Mrs Jacob Brown and . Middleport ahlp 7 p, m. each Sunday. Evening Evangelistic Service, Sutton Methodist Cburcb, Ar- St. John's CathnH• Mlssto"' daughter: Mrs France> Browtr : lot and 3rd Sunday of month. th St'tt to Sunday near Guvsvilte 'Dntrh Rrd~er and family, Mrs. Claronce San· Middleport, Obio Church Of ""'"' ur I ' pas r. CIJ o. F k Mamefl, Bradbnn _, _,.., I Ch b Sch pas ders of Oak Hill. Art Marcum minister· Bible Tupptn P ainl EUB arc , ool to a. m., nt 0 rr, mcv ·s ran d TINY'S FOODLAND SEE RAY - SEE RAY - SEE RAY AT ;:::::::::::::::::::;;::;:::;:::;;;.r;:;p;:~ GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. June SIZZLERS 6 Cyltndrr. 4 Dr Sf'fian. Turquo!Re. $1,095 wer: 1pearang on the program ,, MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROMI 59 BUICK Dodge-Dodge Dart-lancer I 6 C!'i1nrlfr 2 Door Standard Tntnli, Clun and aolrd. Set 60 CHEVROLET ll'&llde • See Ray Benson Now For These! $1,595 Sta W.n?on . Original bl:u k tJru o; h hkP new. AuiJtmU 11<" ~ 111!1, Pow· R· H·• Rawlings Sons Co. sidewall tires, all Vinyl interior. 1957 CHEVROlET · ·· · · · · · Only $595 V8 Parkwnorl cne l EW1S AT $~695 VI Catal1na Slal1on \\agon 1 1 IC en~. . Rrtk Powel l. Karen ' 'l r and Mrs Dan SMith and lin. Purpu1 Hula , Cectlai Smith w•1 •·= *"'" I da~~oo: L ~. Culler, ~r : Servleea neJy wCWIIlilt .t· 7:10' V. -m.l .. . .. WeclnesdaJ 111111 Frlda1 iillilDg er -tiDe 'l'llllrl~ I P. & at 7:10 p. ' m. l1lt. ..,._ C.... 11'17; l(d ... ---- 01 !be Nua,_, Bl'll In Orrllt: J - Sd'NI ..._ ._...., putor·Rev. SmtdaJ Chester, Ray E. . Warne, pastor. t:aO a. m.,' ·eadJIDI 10:• Sunday Scllool 9:30 a. m.; Mom. m. Alternate prearldq ..... lng Worsblp 11 a. m.; NYPS Olrlstlall Endeant, 7:30 p. m. 6:45 p. m.: Evening Servu:e, Sunday. !Qd.Weell PriJer 7:30p. m.: Mkdweek Prayer ser- vlcea Wedaeaday, 7:31 P. m. 7 vice, ' 30 p. m Wednesday. Mltldleportflnt ~~ Middleport Ollll'Cb ol the Naz. byterlan Ch~ Ref• .......-u lll'l!ne, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett. Rnppell, pastor, 8uD4ay SdleOI Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Morn. 9:30 a. m. Mr. Fred Left, 1ng Worship !0:30 a. m.; NYPS supt.: 10:30 L m. Worelrlp: 6:41 Young People, 6:45 p. m.; Evan- (1. m. YF: Wed. e:30 Jtadar gellsUc meotlng 7:30 p. m.: Choir: 7 p. m. Senior atolr. Prayer meo•' 1g, Wed , 7:30p.m. Syraeuo Pint c.IW .... Pomeroy r.burdl of tht ND byterlaD Cburt:b - Churcb • lll'l!ne, Sunday School, 9:30 1. vices 9 a. m.; &!!'day School Sentinel Church News WHO BATS FIRST '1'1 :JO ,· .,,'( ~- =t:: .......~ P·='• IIWUtt. 'I:M ft'V'IIdll. P.:S . Ttuu••.._ V • ._.. ...._... 'D • .. p f e �. - · ~ · • ··~ · · ·~ _..... ... .. ,........... - ·-"" ,.. . ~ . • ! \ ' "'"{' I Classified Ads Your Modern Communi tv Bulletin Board WANT ------~-- ----::-::-:~-:-:-::-----;-----::-~:---- 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Ju~e 4, 1~65 Help Wanted FOR SALE Business Services AD CAR HOP, w~Itress, and sr~I 1965 CONSOLE stereo, Just tak· AIR CONDITIONING Refrlgercook. Apply m perron. Crow s en In. Lovely walnut console ation service. Jack's Refrlg. - ... DeodD•• 1,110 ..... St•.ak House. 6 2 6tc with AM & FM radio. 4 eration, New Haven, Phone C&N~~IONI WOMAN to do babysitting and speed record changer, 4 TU 2-353'1. 4 6 tfc wm .. •=~=..,?.~· light housework, 5 days per speakers, dual volume con· HEATING, PlumbiDJ, MueOer . Fo• • .., " ru•"""o• week. Phone WY 2-3214. trol. This set three months Furnaces. Arnold Brothers, UGULATIONI 8 1 6tp old. Take over payments of 08 Ea!ll MaiD Stree~ Pom.... "'"' $6 per month or pay lralance eroy. Phone WY Z.z.HS. ta '"' .c~tt Publloh or r.j~"'""'' IUl1 au deemed u.s. Civil Servtce T.lts_t _ obJ..Uooablo. - n ...... .. M..,••,.,., " , . , .......... Job& due $89.76. Try It in your 7 20 tic ftPOft.MI lmmedlaNb- The pub- HlJh p.., Sho~ braun Ad't'IUINmenl h "'5 llJber wiD not be mponalbla lor l'houtand~ ol tohlo op~m Preparat,on orne. Ca 11 WY 2....,.,., • _ .,,,. .... on• '""'',..,, ""'"'00 :;_::~• ·=:..,:~::.':;~":, "'r:;;:;;;,~~ 5-29-6tc Real Estate For Sale INFORMATION - PJI. YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S J':'"= ,..,.,.... "Red H0 f and R0 II'lng Sales Campa'lgn" I ,,.. . _ ,.. Carpenter Social News A large crowd was In attend· ance a recent ~Y morning at Temple Methodist church when Sharon Holland, daughter of Mrs. Ellen Holland and Errol p· k f La Pi k tt Check These . .. IC etl, SOD 0 UT8 C e lOt t• m&.. Telet,ision Revue "UAN1J6...,D, ana Mrs. Walllr llmlth and famDT of Lancaster Wert ~ NECCID, built·in automatic zig· - - - - - - - - - -----:-:-:---:----·1....... ..__ ....._, evening supper LE R h t J h0 u e 1963 ORVAIR M C $1799 L I Noti ...,, Minimum Cbup eo ..... Un<OlO ....... ~. Bo• ............., zag sewing machine. Makes FOR SA ; anc s v e s onza pe. . . ;-=~e;;;gc.•..... guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lew" !!ou~~~u •.:~::.~ 141' l'hrft eo• o.u;, ltnttnet f'omerOJ. Obto. fancy designs, sews on buttons, in Syracuse, 6 rooms and iN TH• cauaT 011 coMMoN PLIAI Smith and daughters and at. so per ~n• oucount o11 ~Mid • ~~nd ----::--c:c-:---makes buttonholes, etc. Bal~ bath, hardwood floors, gas 150 b.p. Spyder e9uipped, 4 !peed trans., new Urea. radio, MIIDI coUNTY, O"IO tended Commencement exercisads patd wtthln 10 dayt. For Sale $6 d d ar beater, J'et black f1nish, red vinyl interior. TM luckr~• lvlldlnt 1 L.,n co.. CARD or TIIAN'KS • oa1TU.UUES ance due only $63 or pay heat, storm oors an c eautpotlt, 0111t. Ptatnmt, es at Albany High schooL i;um~~~acbtor add~lon;o;!rd ~~: per month. Call WY 2-6555. port. Phone 992-2954. tt'!1., Detendantt. omc& aou•s BLACK PONY, bridle, saddle, 5-29-6tc , 6 S 6tp 1963 fORD Galaxie 500 ·•· .. •· 1989 OF ouo Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen &atu~: ~; 30M A.t.& ~t~ P11~ ':!:. cart, harness and trailer. D. - - - - - - -- - :;· 10 r an C!.~~ o!. Bate ®t,. Turner during a recent Week ~ ~J~[' • E. Miller, 668 S. Third Ave., PUBLIC AucriON The un· Ll D ·~/tJJ HT Cpe. 40~ _cu. in. engine, 4 speed trans., red •inyl InI~·"' :,~,;- '"',;;:'~':. ::"""::~ end were Mr. and Mra. Harold usuu PRODUCING Middleport, Ol1io. P h o n e dersigned, due to ill health, CuCrtiU K I• 'f lerior. red fmiSb, new WW ltres. radto and heater. ;-E:",~,,:,'; Jom" D. "'!"'• •,,Lo,~~ Holcomb of Creslline, and ·Mr. WANT •n WY 2-S375. 6 4 3tp must discontinue farming and 1o. •. and Mrs. Clarence Foley, Mr. PHONE WY2-2156 will sell the following ai1461 POMEROY· room frame 1961 CHEVROLET Greenbrier .. $1195 1 •·~~:.:"~~~~~ ~;·.,~:' and Mrs. Hershel Foley and FOX-GO-KART with MC 9 Me- Gibbson Road (II mile West house with bath, gas circulat1:!:., •t._t.b_~,!ro~~.~o':!•.?!,~. Mr. and Mrs. Williani Foley Cuitough motor. Both in ex- S. R. 681 between Pagetown ing heat, 3 - room unfinished Pass. owner and real clean, std. trans .• good whitewall ::;~ r',~,::·~.-u;:· _,;:;;:•: and sons, all of Columbus. 1 9 cellent condition. Gordon and Albany, Ohio). 1:00 p.m. bastment. and front and back tires. radio, beater, red finish. ''"'·,;·,~~:;:' O"oloo• •· Card of Th~nks 10!j:::!,1 Ridenour, Chesetr, Ohio. E.ST. June 5, 1965. No. 28 porches. Newly decor•ted in-and~'!"~~~ ••" ,,_ Mr. and Mrs. Fern GIIogly 1 \\"~"Ws~~~ ~~~n~s ~ expr~~; 6 4 3tc School bell, Oil lamps, pew· side and out, and all carpet~~~..~~~~j~n0.;;;;.,;·~hi~, . ••· and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glllog. 1962 CHEVROLET Impala ..... . $1689 ter tea pot, silver set, antiq- ings included. $5500.00. Beln1 Lata Noa. 10 and 11 ill But- ly and Vickky and Bruce, visit. I'Wny friends and_ neighbors T\\'0 WESTERN pon•·es, one ue laundry stove, quilts, blan- . POMEROY - 6 • room frame ""'ton"• Addltl"" to '"' VIU.to ol ed Mr. an~ Mrs. Cecil G!Dogly 1 HT Cpe. 327 cu. in. VB en~ne. Std. trans., radio,_ hea~r, SyraCUH. aeeordln1 to tho recordwho extended thetr sympat 1)' 1 tt' T ddl kets, pictures, tailor irons, house all on one floor, w_ith I h" red mtenor ed plat thereof m the offlct of thl and family in Athens recently. . ro mg pony. wo ~a es, ld hook b 1 whitewall tires, w 1te 1m1s , spa11ess c1ean · Reeorder of Meta• County, Ohio d h 1 t th time of the En e p a e one Wllh parade eqlllpment. wago~ wheels, o s, o l3 bath and gas fired heatmg BolnJ the ~tme real utate deaeri'b· deat_h of our loved one, Bill Call WY 2_2318 or I"Y 2_6821 _ and 1 ons old park bench ,. 1n , .... ...,.,.,. " Volumo Frank Woodgerd of Columbu• 1 ' . rbeds, ' chest of drawers, out danger high water 1962 CHEVY II Conv. Cpe. .. $1495 '"· •••• '"· M•••• eountr ""'" spent a weekend at the home of De~v1s Sr. Our thanks also t 1rons, and ofnear Main ofStreet. $5500. Becord•. 3 6 4 Funeral p Iuna . cupboa_rd• 0ld des k' POMEROY _ 6 . room frame The above deacrlbed real IIUte his grandmother r Mrs. Zelia !0 the Foglesona' c_ d ha1 no atreet number. It t. the tint P " · Frame d t 51 1 f1 t One local owner. red buc•et seats. Std. trans. Radio an o th 0 r h 1 1100 -· ···• erry Horne, Rev · .Harvin ' Harden's Market. Route 124, mette se ' ver o~er po ' with bath and coal fired hot heater, white fin,sht real sharp and ready to roll. b::• s:'~t an~ • Cb~r;!h St;"eei''t~ ' and the Rev. Ira Wellman, for S ba • I Frl two western saddles, stde sad~ al·r heatl'ng, front and back the vmaee of Syraeu 1e, obJo, on the Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jeffers and k d d If yracuse, !I OD SpetJa s • dl J I De B tractor ~eu=~t. aide of Church Street. It II t':e tn ness an . conso a ton day and SaturdHy. 'lexas ten~ ~·t 1 1t. erte · h porches, basement and double 2 D $1295 third hou•e north of lhe June· Mrs. Orville Watson of Tup~r1 ~ i\'On us at our tlm6e 4ofl stcor- der ski'nless Wi'eners. 2 lbs. cham w 1. I hoist cu •vaopull rs, type arrow, 0 t f h' h tand 1961 CHEVROLET Biscayne r. •• Chu"h ......t ... 7th St•eet PIams, . an d Mr. and Mrs. p au I wa e, ~-n: - the eut aide of church street 4 in. garage. Jku. o d~gtance row. 89 10 lb N 1 new red ., to 1.!1 aald VIlla•• of Syracuae. Mel•• Parsons and son Peppi of ·c. · o. • · bottom plow, wheel barrow easy wa mg " 11,000 honest mileage. Tires sh~w little wear, 8 cyl. enco::'~•·. Ohio. ' potatoes, 93c. Bananas. 5 lb. and many, many miscellan· downtown. Only $5000 for cash gine Powerglide, power ateermg, hght green fmtsh, --n.-.· 11appraind Vlluo ot 11id real B~rlingham. 113 000 00 Notice 59c S lb. tomatoes. 7X Bread eous items. Real Estate: will sa 1e. •po"esa cleon interior. ••••• ' ' ' • u :rei'DUI ot Bale: cub on da, " 1 Connie and Yvonne Dunham reg 2 for 39c - 5 loaves 89c be sold ot 2,30 p.m. E.S.T. C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR "''-aobm c. H•rtonbooh. spent a Saturday night with or r~ TO SO much damt~ge to Eggs, 3!k doz. Reg. cigar- This farm consists of 82.73 A. PHONE WY 2-3830 Atto~:~:"n:ru::~ ~~~~ their grandmother, Mr. BJld ,. fer valves it is hereby not- ettes, 25c pk. Fairmont Pr- more or less with 35 acres 1ALBERT M. COX~ SALESMAN tD' 28: {I> "· n. 111. 215, Ita Mrs. Reed Jeffers. t d that the water shut ofls at mium ice cream, half gallon tillable and the balance in I PHONE WY i!-3636 Brookwood St. wagon. V8 engine. Powergllde, power steer Lavern Jordan Is conllned to each home belong to the 69c. Vt'.atrmelons, each 98c.l pasture and timber and pulp 6 2 3lc ing, dean interior, good tires. AN o::.~':':c"ac~•"ot,:.~G , 011 St. Anthony Hospital ,·n Columvillage. They are not to be 6 3 3tc d Th"18 f h 1 1-::-:::::-=:-::---;;--.,;:--;-;--,...;;;-:-~ woo · arm as an exce- FOR SALE : On Highland Road, ::~t':aLTI~oL~~~a:~o~~~':"No"•~ bu!l where he was to undergo changed by anyone other th• n Shuler'S AntitiuitySpeclals for lent spring that has always Pomeroy, 4 room house and MALLY ,.OVIDIU IY THI DN· surgery. an authortzed member of the I w~kend Friday and Satur· had an abundant supply of IHIIIT POLICI DIPAITMINT b d A d· ' . furniture of Daisy Thomas. ,ATOOLMAN AND THI c o L· Miss Joy Wiseman of Colum wate~ oar · ny one omg day, June 4th and 5th. water. There l:!ll a ~room Maud Buffington ~=~~:~: AND PAYMINT DP sucH bus spent 8 weekend with her so Will be prosec~ted . Argo tuna, 4 cans c. Amer· house. Thi~ farm could offer 6 2 3tp 8:00 PM CLOSING Board of Public Affarra ican Beauty tomah• juice, 36 many posslblhtJes and oppor-1 Your Chevy Dealer bu!i:!:: :a!v1~di!.te:0-:'~:::! grandparents, Mr. an d Mrs. Syracuse, Ohio • tuni'tl·es to an llll. agl·natl·ve Pomeroy, Ohio to provide tbuaea... wttb Merehant Earl Starkey. Wilda Mae Wiseoz., 3 cans 67c. New potatoes , Poll~ protection to perform duUee IR ood S 6 4 3tc mind. ll would make an ex~ ~-~-LI LJ_J~,. beyond th.oae provtded by th.e 0n. man o avensw was a UD - -- - - - -- - - - U. S. No I, 10 lbs. 99c. Old t.Kiflll' ~,...·~ ===== !~Jt Police Department patrolmen. day guest at the Statkey home. A': NUAL MEETING of Sutton potatoes. U. S. No. t, IOd lbbs. ~:~n~;~a~:t ;~;h!etobugs~; Real Est ... For Sale Sale or Trade WHEREAS ... on-ohlfl Polloo DoMr. and Mrs. John Dunham Be. Wmdsur Brand slice 8· •• p.artment patrolmen, under normal d hlld nt C1ester Farmers Mutual Fire con 42c Stoney ~ dge toma- away from it all, it could be 5 ROOM HOUSE - 20 acres OLDSMOBILE , door aueondtuoru, do h.ave rutftetent ume sn c ren were rece supow , 1958 1 t•curance Company. Will be toes. 3 cans 47c. Silver Bar a small productive farm. Cash- land in Letart Twp. on Route HOME, the right kind, tn the tomatic trans~sion, power ~~':: !:~:~to~a~'~~~u::.u• to perform ~r g~ests of her brother and I· d at Chester Town House Peas , 3 cans, 47 c. Re,u Deli·c- on delivery of Deed. Terms ; 238. right steermg . and power brakes . Pollee, The M''"'· thi"Oulh tho Cblol •• SL'!Ier-m-I.aw Mr. and Mn. RlcbI Eight Oh acres R" bottom p . land right place, for the II hereby •utboriled ~ enter ard Jell' A M Apples, 3 lbs. 35 c. cash. Signed : Norma Hager. a ong io 1ver. nee reas- price. Phone WY 2-3951. Good condition. Call SH 2-- t.nto aa:re~menu wttb the tndivldual ers. r: ,,rday A. M. June 7, . 1 . ious Emmett G Will . Howard B· Stitt ' ubUiinltlamen to provide •ucb Ml'vieet Mr · and Mrs. Joe McWhorter l oss Rroughton and Producers Bradford Auctl'on Company, onable at $4.1100. I 4 3tP 4405 or write tbe bu1ineumn reque.t, under Pres. , Francis E. Morris. Sec. milk, 1 gal. jug, S9c. Half gal. C. C. Bradford, Auctioneer, 7 ROOM HOUSE- Two baths, Langsville. 1 1 3tc t.b;~;;~n~ '::;~,,':;!1~:'!\\\oM•., anMd dTaedughdterRsifvisltedd daMr.hanterd 6 2 3tp A. C. Bradford, Mgr. 5-29-6tc 72 . acres land, all renced. 30 ••ovrdo<J ,.,.,.,.., """"' ....... rs. Y e an ug , .-o:--= ;;----c;.,---;---;-...:_ jug Producers, 39c. Brought~ acres in pasture. Three wells. ~ lhifta, howe..-er, In cne exlltiDI IWD· Athens Route a recent Sunday. E \V E YOU ever attended a on " gal carton 1111'lk S3c t'~ u.rine upp 1e1 dltlono ••mnt tho portonnonc• ot " · · · Water and gas. Located in U. u•' ma bolb Pouoo "'•'""'"'t ...... """ attended oommencement exer.... .,,re,,.t '""" """"· tho ,,_ Mrs. Le WIS . r.ey supper Come hbe Swith 6 3 3tc Business Services R d T mil . 8nu"th and 01eva - u11 an wp., 12 es 1rom cautred Ponce n~partm.ent 4uu~. wm 1 ,., this Saturday at e yra- FREE loan of our efficient Car- SEPTIC TANKS 1 ed W ·t -"Pomeroy. $9,500, 'POMEROY - Spanish Mission FOR SALE: 24 ft. .cruiser, bo ,.,,. •"o'"'· cises at Logan Elm where Mrs. Sh . c ean . r1 e CUCKLER REALTY . ed h b th sleeps two All electriC Lots SECTION n Tho ••n•moot wm .. . . . n :se Grade School at S p. m. pet , ampooers w1th pur- 814 Viand St Pt PI t W deSign orne, 6 rooms, a · . · .1 on , monthly '"''· '"' oon ., to•- S1111ths mece, LoiS Ingram, was 6 2 00 ltc chase of Blue Lustre Sham.• ' easan ' ' POMEROY omo full basement including gar- of extras Includmg trat er. mln•to• th• lot ••, ol ooy month a member of het graduatinl 6 3 301 PIH!LTON WOLFE,' SALESMAN age, forced hot air heating, $2450. John Ferry. 2 N._~a~, ••s~l~J':iJ·Tbo "" , ..,,•• to• class. F cE 1.000 S&H Green Stamps pov. Baker Furniture ~Iiddie- Va. !'ow' By s1mply viewing the I port ' 6 2 Sic CAR WAHSED d ed PHONE WI 9-3211 Jot 114 I 100. Plus modern Athens, can evenings, LY 2- :;:!h11 :0:;"J.~ .~~m':t"~:·,::.~~.:J Mr. and Mrs. Verlln Howery f. 'net Vacuum cleaner in - - -·an vacuum ·1 6 2 3to double garage (brick) on 1\n.. 1145 6 S 6tp •h•U be bated on the duuu reqUired and son, Ray, who was on vaca· ' 1954, 6 cyl. FORD, new motor. Wilson's car wash, 550 Page--st, . . ~,. · by the tndl..-ldual tnulauamu. yuur home. Phone ot/Y 2-2821. Cna 1 . H 1 d d Middleport WY 2 3517 0 poSite Side ol street. ExcelsECTioN IV suoh ''" ohou •• ool. lion, were in Washington, D. C. ro ats · ere or crosse . - . pen SA . C • Eq • leeud e1eh month by the Mayor. j ed 5 28 JOtc vearling bull 2 bottom plow from 8 a m to 9 P m seven HOUSE FOR L1 lent locatiOn. amp.ng Ulp. truourh hi• '''"· ,,.. •••u .. ...... recently and then ourney on ~FXICAN TOMATO plants for Oliver drill. 'Ph. SH 24656_ · days a ~eek. · '":~/~;~ OV"n;;;~ :;",.":; wiD . . •• to New York and enjoyed ffie 1 30tc Mndem Ranch Style. Beautifw POMEROY - 1\1 Story frame, sale William Holmes Syra1ocallon on top of omall hill 6 rooms bath, front and VACATIONTIME IS HERE, opomlbio '" ••• •"•"''ion ot • sights at the World's Fair llld at 6 2 121 P · ' facing State Highway ~rage on ' b 1 ., monthlY report to tad~ate Ute reve00 Cilse. 5 26 tfe BULLDOZER WORK, equipped . . back porches, l'z asemen , CAN WE HELP Y . .., ••om •••h ''"· Th~ Noom w111 Gettysburg, Pa., belore ret~ _ . . 1964 International Pickup, 26,0110 .th . h B' ll . b Route 7 w1th good road to mam gas heat out of high water We have tourist '"''""' lbo '" <h•l"lod mh lndlVId· ing home on Saturday, Mr. HFAR IT ON WMPO - LleW- [ mile E 11 t dT WI wmc . Ig or sma JO • highway Four bedrooms living Ull bwlnellman and will be prt~~~tnt.. ~llyn Thompson's "Life and' WY ;~21 ~ceW~ 2-349 ~on 1100 · Call daytimes WI 9-3151, even- dining, family, kitchen,' break: Financing may be arranged. free camping ground una a~ ft'n:0 "=~um!:~n~~proyaJ at tbtlr and Mrs. Rodney Howery and Light" program Monday thru l ' · lngs WI 9-3009 Gene Barnett fast play maid's utility and $3000.00. lure from many state• and SECTION VI ,.,., Ordlunoe •h•ll daughters and Mr. and Mn. • ' fl 2 6tc . . ' ' ' ' . . RURAL 20 llh to c · SuPPr1!~' 7 betakedeetared an emera:onc' aoo 1ba11 R 1 h Cha pman and chilclren Friday at 8:15a.m. EST. Racme, Ohto. 5 13 Uc sho-p, Three baths, ceramic t1Ie -. acres,. s r~ anada campmg ~lfect .t the eull•l d•t• ... a P & 25 tfc MAHOGANY end tables, bed and wall to wall carpet on frame, fireplsce w1th Heat~ models Apache Cmper "••· iow•hlo •• •••· visited them on Sunday. r---=====-----.1 outfit, electric roaster. WY 2MARK IV floors. About two-thirds of lator, well water, 2\t miles el Trailers. '""f..~'s'mi\".;. ~o• Mr. and Mrs. Clair Stallllbury 3953. 6 2 6tc bouse Is paneled in mahogany off Route 33 on limestone USED BARGAINS . . . . ATrKBT• O.n• 0 ""· c•..• and daughters of Groveport and •t• ed ..... an d wa tnul. Ai r con dI •on . road. Can be purchased on 0e 11 x 11 outside frame Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stanebury NOTICE AUCTION every Wednf8day and AUTO Large patio and doublo carport. land contract, $600.00 down. umbrella tent (like new).- IN TH':.o~N/v':':.!,ocoun and daughter of ColumbUI vlsl~ Saturday. Welch's Auction, On lot 200" x 390" May be seen . · Full price $3000.00. $69.50· One 10 I 18 umbrella NANCY c. ru.no. ed their parenta, Mr. and Mr1. Laurel Cliff, Route 124. by appomtment only. E REALTY ' h uu Lincoln Hellllt•, My OHice Will Be 0 6 2 30tp AIR CONDITIONING Coli 985-3555 Choetor, Ohio CUCKL R tent <good) $S9.50; One 18 P , .......,. h'•;._ """'" Dale Stanebury recently. Other ---;-=::-c==-:c-- = ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN Johnston outboard motor, WILLIAM "· MAYII, recent guest• were Mr. and Mn. 'T USt>D PIANOS -BOX %2t WY Z.3136 (good), $199.00; One 14 ft. AI· place 0' 111 ••"'· "'"· ...,. "'""' Robert Gray, Columbus. Closed From ef •'"'duco 11 HQ & A. Ce. wo nice reconditioned upright Sales & Service HOUSE FOR SALE, two years 6 4 3tc umlnum boat (like new) $189; "'" Mr. on .• .,o, ""' ••••· Fermin Boring of Painesville pianos. priced for quic~ sale. _ old. 3 bedroom,s bath and One 12 ft. Starcraft Alumin· N•w Yo••· "'~TICI - • • " ' · visited his brother-In-law and May 31 to June 7 Call Rutland Furnilure, SH Z. eFits Almost Every Car carport. No down payment re- HOUSE, 4 rooms, bath and um boat - like new, $139; WlLLlAM H. MAnti• ..'::;.."-;::. sister, Mr. and Mn. Fera GU48ll. 8 I 3tp quired. Phone SH i!-5868. laundry room. Ph. WY Z.3817 We will trade. Amsbary Apa· m•noat ,.,..,_ 10 GoliiPoU.. oblo. logly. MOBILE Home 50 I 10 Cha•Transferable When I 1 l2tp 193 Beech St., Middleport. ehe Travel Trailer • 631 4th Co. bul whuo ........... _, New .. HOYork. "' A Relatives and lrlendl " u.llad Mt. BD. APO. DR. E. F. MAAG ion. Air condi.ll.oned. AutomaYou Trade Cars 6 3 6tp Ave. 446-«!39. Gallipolis Ohio Now Yo•• 111""· wlu •••• '""" the community attended com' ' that oa tho 2nd day of Juno, 191G. ic washer. JO gaL water heatI' HOUSE FOR SALE • •• rooms In I 3 3ta lh• undon11n,. fllo<J ... Potltlon mencement exercises at Albany AIJ"'"UUf!ll.JI: llllllfance lleen •Guaranteed 24 months Minersville. Phone WY 2-6021. ROOM brick home, 2 batb...lmt him In ... Commoa Plou s da h th foilOw""' -'-· ...,... er. WY i!-2490, WY i!-3882. or 24,000 miles rooms, fmialtod attic an d Court ot MOip eountr. Ohio. .,,,. on un Y w en • ~ed? l..ost yoor opera5 28 6tc : I 1 3tc Liveltodc ... IOI" 4i>o&"C•, ........ ol •hlldNn. students of ···- ••·trlct -adueMost Popular Unit • basement. Out of high water. •nmon,, ,.,..... '"" olb•• """ on """ wo "' ~Uoenoe7 C&ll iVl :1-21116. ::M:;;E"'x"IC;-;Ac;:N;-;:TO=":--::TO-:c--,----c-Central beating, n•lced lor ........... ..,.of ••.,. ated: Gail Christian, Donna -~· lliUc , .,_,. plants for In the U S A HOUSE for Rent: 3 bedroom ..... .,... "'" bo '"' hmlno on Dav•-, Sharon Holland, .._._ sal e. w·Ir ·· · ""c."""MAYES, ot "'"'· liNIII. Markins, "' , 1 1am Ho1mes, syrahome at 1126 E. Main St., quick sale. Phone WY 2-11116 TAMWORTH PIGS. Mrs. Em- ... -·"" NANCY Gary Mosier, """'" Errol For Rent cuse. 5 26 tfc $ Phone WY 2-3400. 5·29-6\c or WY 2-2205. Charles F. ory Powell. Racine. VI 3-2275. PLA~ p· k Arlin Radekln ··• 1 00 11 • 'jf --I;= ..... ======= • Wildermuth. 4 13 lfC 6 4 3\p OROW, CROW, II< PORTER lC e "'" If lnlfolltd ~ - - -------- - ATrORNEYS R PI.A1NT1FF Oleva Smith. N!wo,JIOME in Mason, W. Va. For Summer Drtvlnt .. • FOR SALE: 6 room home. FOR SALE: Fine JlOIIY. Come 1. .,.,.. .,'.,'•·.. ".,·•"•"•"•'".,'.,'.. • ;;;;•·;;;;';;;;'·..' .. "';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;iii;o;, call WY 2-jj82t or WY 2-2318. eFynon Gllo!IM I Will sell completely furnish· Auto Seles and see. Mason 773-5923. II' 6 4 3tP eLubrlcotlon Sen~tco $ ed with wall to wall carpet, 11160 Plymout~, 4 dr. sedan, 6 7-6-30to e"'-=ROO=::-M:-::H::ou = sE=--w-•tho-c-bath, cus- eUntco rr ..,, All Sluo and drapes, or unfurniShed. cyl. standard ohift. Price $450. 1om - bul~ kitchen. near Ask obout FREE Floe oflor Pomeroy, O. Call WY z- 2551 or WY I • Ph. SH :1-50311. 6 2 31p Employment Wanted PLENTY OP LOTS FOR SALE 3712 schools, corner Lincoln and FOR BOATERS ':':::'~"""'~='="==..,.,11_: · 111e Ramll1er ALL WITH PERPETUAL CARl Fourth In Middleport. Call River ,.rvlco on whllo Ill' SEWING MACillNE - repair ----- -· - . ho GaD Miller, WY 2-3196. ot our boat dock. services aU makes, WYZ.2284 FOR SALE 6 room home, World BIIUtdud ol '-pad WIDOW WOULD like uoeALL LOTS ON lEVEL GROUND tc The Fabric Shop Pomeroy located close to Elementary Buollwork. !.<>rena Snyder, WY Z. 6 2 3 ====----bSUPER SERVICE Authorized Singer' Saleo and and High School in Middle- Blc ear nom, ride IIIII .... 1361. 6 4 3tp FURNISHED apartment. - S.. STATION o. , , port. Will sell completely furltrmanee. SmaO ear "'-"1 WANTED Tractor work farm oorVICe. o • 301C . ... biJJ ' d b roo11111 an ath , newly renoOPEN mshed with wall to wall ear-aen IJ ponds, laWlll and drlvewaya. Ch..hlre, 0. Sexton On Duty At All Tlmel vated. 2nd St. over the Fab24 HOURS l'oe!Kier BulldiDK ~ for pet and drapes or unfurniBb· 8oe Small dozer and experienced "Loving cart for the last 150 years, and will ba ric Shop. 5 28 tfc I """""~~':"':~~~,..,.! I new homeo. BuUI In titcb- ed. Call WY 2-2551 or WY Z. llleb"f'•l!n MIIAII'I operator. Low hourly ralel. forever" J and 4 ROOM furni shed apart':t:.~.;·:~:~~~ ens, storm window1, alum- 3712. 5-29-6tp 1!. iiiiiiD 8lroet. Pomiii'OJ Middleport. Phon& WY 2-2208. ;;:;:;:;::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::~ menta. Rowley & Reed Hard- ....,...., • Motno""'o• "' top. Inurn siding. Call GUJ Nel&- HOUSE FOR SALE in Racine. 1'111111 WY Nl'll 8 1 ltlte ........__ recommended for oontrolltne .\Ifk!r Racine Ohio Cia 4 Z2 Ue I~ WAR. 5 u Uc all Weel'll.. koaornteal Unico A..ll· ' ' • renee Roy WI 9-2811. 11':1'• IJia WMVII Spra)' contaiDII b o t b. l2 29 He 5 25 12t I ·~J!.k.:e and e:llel ~···I 'J'WtEE and tour ron'tl turnt~t. • ., be app lied up to 7 d ... ,. before - --AUC_ n_o_NEER ~ t nsurance per• rior .;, llld lll1furnllbed opm :::;:,::;: '!':.,""..,'"'~....~. ~j~;, .'::; Co I •·-•·HOUSE FOR SALE. Eight AUTOMOBILE Insurance been lor painting. Free estlma~teo~~· - - WY • •••• u iood contrul of de•truetlve Larvae mp ete ,:x:&"VI\."W rooms two bath Ext lot Phone WY 2-268Z or lee ........ 0'9'1,., u IU.: •tale. llltll up to 3 w•eb. Al5o Critt Bradford I • s. ra cancelled? Lost yom opera~ ll .. ===;-;--:::=---c--;----;---;;- eon\rola lpUUebu,.. other fora~~ • goes With house. 361 South ' II II tr Cu uma. MODERN 4 room and bath, """'"· LM<DMARK. Motu couot> Write, Prone or Contact F t St M"ddl rt Mr tor I cense: Ca WY Z.2968 - - - - - : - - - - -,.._,.h.v~ M" ddl Farm Bureau Cooperative AIIIOCia· A. c. BRADFORD ron .I I epo . I. 115tfe ,w....,.. aparunent, ' r> uon - ..,, M•ID ......_ Pom,..,. Racllle, Oblo Henry Hennessy. Wanted To Buy pOrt. WY Z.31ll4. 4 21 tfc CLOTH awnings and porch valI 25 12tc PHOTO CottYm& Service. eop. · OIILY 4 ROOM APARTMENT In Porn- ance. Bamboo porch shades. · 5 1 tfc =;:-=-;:----:---~ - lei made Ill letlal papero. HAY WANTED. Old or new. AOAGD•• I•.._• ·erai. Close to business dis- Venetian blinds and repairs. Karl G111eser, PJiiiDblng ooi FOR SALE: 5 room hollSe, blrtlt reeordJ and a1mo1t IIIJ Not necessarily top quaUcy. C.MOII. , . _ .trio\. Phone WY i!-3117. Dale Wippel, 215 Union Ave., Heat!•& bath. baseJilent. Gas furnace, Giber doc.-tDilfillll E. J. IIIII, Pomeroy, Ohio. ' 5 28 6tp Pomeroy. 5 18 30tc MlnenviUe, Oblo ~~~la~~oo~ri~W:;>:, M= ReaW ~ ........ ., I I 3tp I'' End your aewer troable1 w. Va. , •• de I f tfc Farm MachineI TRA!LER UYI'S free tew- DON'T PUMP ytlll stugglsb sep. We have tbel ' "' '• .> .,. IIIII water. Brown·o Trail tic tank. Get Klean·Em-All Sewer Machloe1 FOR SALE: Completely ··iniid. GUARANTEED, renewable for FOR SALE: Ford cultivator, FURNITURE CO. '-~- , : . P::We,ISI ablote, PAbpooepro•edWY) semarptlkc Fta~ eBieaureaner. LandReasonable Ratea ern, 3 bedroom rancl home ~tal=WY like new. Used 2 seasons. Call • MASON. W. VA. .. ~; ·:,•..! 0 11 •~ CaD WY 1!-%174 Da! or NJnt in new area on Chester Road. --· Ray Bishop of Rutland. Ph. _._ , ,._ '<.• ..... 1 11> tfc 2 II tfc 7 21 tfc Phone WY 2-5337. 6 21 lfg I II 1ft BH i-6184. G 4 Ito . . . _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _"!.. RATES uon 0!'1 Joba. •••rtea, requtn~menta. ror Want Ad Sarvtce Write tl\rtar ll'lrlftll name. lldct'l'a.. lm'l t cenu pet word one !naertloll. pbllna ,....ce...,,...... $ ,.,.. I 6 By RICK DU ~ROW HOLLYWOOD (UP[) _ Despite a ratings skid 'hia seaoon, CBS .• TV's come b. attempt in the fall will be bolstered by Ihe network's usual ·ovantage a solid core o• lmmeusely sue: ressful ·cak . and • butt.r names in television . Lucille Ball, Red Skelton Andy Grlf· lith, Dick Van D;ke Ed SUII•· un and Glea~m.. Other CBf • TV returnees ~ steadily sr oressful atlngs inr'o.:, · .nsll' - · "':"he Bev1 Hillbillies." "Petticoat Junction," "Gomer Pyle" and '"Gllllgan's Island." The netwu. ir's ---. thL aso1 .-:. Jue ·- · part to the llure of 10 many of Its new show• In t' '"l . ' well !lly. The man who prr .ded over this schedule. James T. Aubrey Jr., has been replaced 81 ( J. TV ~e•... In his prevu 1 yo•r. as CBS. TV boss. he had established the network 88 !he runawB)' r&ting> leader with comedy and game shows The new chows thrl failed ., make It this season and will nut be back include' ·My Llv· lg Doll " th~ Joey BJ•hop Program •.. May Happy Returns, !he c'ara Williams ocrir . "The B: •:eys of Balboa" and ",F 0 r Tto• 'enple." Cancele• long ago were "Mr. Broadway." "Tht R ·rtrr" ., 'he ~ntert:·lners."' A documentary series, "World War 1," which was first rare. wos planned for only !his season. Established CBS • TV rerles that • not return In the fall Include "The Defenders," the ni&ht • time version of "Paao- I I ... i j I of·-.. . i.ii 340 81 ae ff nar CEMETERY LOTS Gravel H•"ll Cemetery • I II . ._ !"au 3 ROOMS New Furniture MASON = au 1 .. -----iii· '} ' '· •I ~ · ..-·--···~· .. ····-·~ - ...... .... .~ ... ... ~. ~- . ..... ... ~ ·-· -- ·- ... ~-··· · ---~~ ~ •,; oxploNp 3. Oboervo: Lotlzl star: Meanwhile, will finally Introduce it. own prim• - time weekly mov::. .nd has aloo picked up Shirley Booth's Hazel" series from <C TV .nd . ed Mac~· ·ray"s "My Three Sons" from ABC • TV. other new CBS • ry entries < • f•ll : The Ste1 · ce v••'et: · ~~ies tone hour). · · ""I in Space. science-lurtion show ahoul a family marooned on an unl .n ,Janet (one hour). "The Eddie Albert Show" tworking titleJ. about a lawyer and his wife who move fror. the city to a rural community - a sort of "Beverly Htllbillles" reverse (half hour). "The Wild West," about a 19th tury frontier secret oemce ent i~~e hour). Heroes. _comedy about . prisoners 10 a Gern~an call'~ 1n Wdd War U (half · ). Also: e l I 11 h PAtiO I.AJIWILL 1T.Romoa lB. MulUplled by 20. Ciub 23. Popular boUle """"'- 14.0AI'a dwelliDg li.IJook ..,_. cata- I.Wa.W ...,.S: 22. Boverap :tit!, fault Bpoklll 37. Vokanie > I. Blametakoro r. Unltoi Wlll'k 8. Wrlnl<le plant olonal w-. Aoow• 16. II. Not worii:ID&" 27. Near: prut""' :Ill. Soak 20. Forbkl :11. Keol4oJI!o4 llabyl, money &UAN THIS PITCH E:A. INTO 'fORE: &RAINS, UNTil. WE 51:1!5 THIS FACE: FO" Tl-1" RIST 0' TH' DA'f -rNST£AP o· MISS II.A"ZORBACK•s !! lii.Ct.c• lor •. Trol&l. Uke - price 11. Edible rlbbod lbell!iall K Snare 20. Wratll M. SWIN rt..,. Find rock 39. Melody <O. Noteh blfwllr 41. Dl&!to 43. Soolt U.IIILW: 46-Maa'• :Ill. Oriental :ll.Tom nax Scot, 'Dinkii•J.- pooL 29. MUI!cal drama. IO.Riverot farnouo falll 12. Thnefoltl: comb. fonn Ill. RIIUecl mountllln crest 115. Mount.aiR II. Immecll&tt -&a. Landfall - foraa .....,.... • M. Group Cit three Cll. Bla.clt "Borl You'd - ... think to look at him that Ill• alfOWIIIOI ---. -- Wit - 11111)1« - ..lbul lllintl" . s ,. • COVerlQp about • i' DOWN J.None lf. Arg1&o i I .. LHead amall object •. Itt - ao re!lno4 23. Very Pomeroy Motor Co. c kl•• t I 1. Tmut 6.Tennla 12. Not 1958 CHEVROLET ••· · · · · ·· ·' ' •' $295 • ACJII08I lt. J'rocnncr °'" • new DA JLY CROSSWORD println~ 0 v the to/ CDS • TV ell were united In marriage. Th~ bride Is a niece of .Mrs. Viotor Perry and was reared In tht Perry home. Both of the youna lolk graduated from the Albany Hlgb school that evening. Jenny llld Ronda Whittlnglol spent the weekend with their grandmother Mrs. Con Ator ot ' Athene Route. Mrl. Manlord Smith IJld Car1 and , . _ John nn.&..l• .tn Krebs and !he late Herley Pick- Mr. ·. word," and "The Doctors and the Nor. ," wh•ch tvill mn'lo ABC ~ ·rv 11 an all • new c; time 1oap opera entitled "The ~urse~~~''' - · ih ori;;;inal name on CBS • TV. A fill-in CBS • TV series from England, "Secret Age; ' not ou t' I• -~edul And neltt : is • new twicea-week night - u· • CBo • TV soap ,oper~, "Our, Private World, which doesn t seem to be seorms m the ratings. · - ~.,ry r..asun" '· •• thrown against the NBC • TV powerhouse, "Bonanza," next se· son. "Slattery's People" will re•urn because the network needs some kind of programmlng prestige, however slight. Danny Kaye came near to belng canceled under Aubrey, but narro'YIY made It back- and !~ sohd ~1th the new bosses. Rawh1de will '!". without Erie Flemin&, with ~IitJI Eastwood bird 4e.WOI1dorlaa4 ~ fT. Ma~ o.v• v CR'ff'l1)QvotE -Ben'• .._to wort 111 Alt:J'.DLBA&lt:a II LOX&rJILLOW WJEH RADIO lrlonday Thra Friday ...... I. Onel1thr tbnp]J.._fol' aDDUler.lll tl*atnp: ~ A ls UH4 for lito t.hrH L'a, X for lila two 0'& etG. 8111Cio lot tor>, · trophleo, the lqtb fonDallorl Cit lba are 1.11 hint&, each d&y the OOdrt 1111.-8 u. 41M •t 7:00 Be Still and Know & OJ: I a a4o 1111• 7: tr.!-30 News 6:00 Sign On 7; 07 Musical Clock H SVJIWID IWVM'I'AMAIL NWr 6:OIHG Mualcal Clock 7:29 Time &< Temperaturl VJO VYI eVJ rVIID YIOIDaK.JO 7:00 Be StU! &< Know .. 7:30 Musical Clock LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 7; 00·30 News 7:45 First Baptist Church FGE BKA IITGBK,-VIIDWIBIQB 7:07 Musical Clock 8:00 Ohio Valley Newt Y•"'I'IIIIJ'• Ct)ptuqcclsc m AKillRICA '.I'IIIIlllll AllJI 'l'llm 7:4~ Fir•t Baptist Church 8:06 World News CLASSES OF TRAV~T a.ASS AND WfrH CHJl. 8:00 Ohio Valley New1 8:10 Sporto Today PREN-CHLET 8:06 World News 8:14 Weather Picture IOlllf.m.cN - - 0: Ill; Ia) 8:10 Sports Today 8:15 Musical Cloct 8:14 Weather Picture 9:00 High School Hit Parade 6:" Community Newo 10:30 Song & Story Time 9:00 Talk of the Town 10:45 The Golden Key Moo••• Thru Frida •·.55 Pub11c Service s•, 11 00 Democ tl Le I 1 t 6:05 Jim Mee1 SbGw , ,. : ra c g s a ure GOD-. s•...u... N Jl 10:15 Church of Chr!Jt 11 :16 Musical Interlude ; ....-v.., ewe G:IO SUndown Serenue 7:30 SJcn 00 G:ll Sacred Heart 10: 30 Latchstrillll 11:30 Republican Legislature •a: 20 MelP 8alarcla711 , RFD 1!:00 World New• 11:45 Walter Moeller Report 1:25 Paul Bowers Farm I:OO Sign On _ New1 !l :llli Mornlnl Melodies, 11:52 Musical Interlude 8:30 Country Jamboree 1:011 Country 1dualc Tfmt · Mon. thru. Wed. 12:00 Local &< Ohio Newa 8:57 Weather 1:25 Country Jamboree 11:11 Church Bells ·Ring, FrL 12:20 Evan• Bulletin Board 7:00 National Nelli 7 00 ProtestaJt' Bour 1! :45 World News 12:25 News 0 Grams 7,. S~"' :... ...,.1 7:30 8portl ABBIE AND SLATS 11:55 Mason County News 12:30 Saturday Matlneo 7:35 Bill 14111er Show 7:35 Larry andii"IOD Show 12:00 Community News 4:00 Discinb with Doss 7:36 PickBDI Hardware Show 10:411 ll'l MUJ!o _ Army 12:00 Noon Newo 4:30 Top Ten Revue (Tuelday-Thurlday) U:IIO Dairy VaHey • Dutton'a 12:10 Merkel• &:00 Saturday Newa SUmmary 7:10 New1 Top Tt.a Show 12:15 Mid-Day Weather 5:15 MUI!cal Interlude 8:30 Daily Light 12:00 New1 12:20 Evano Bulletin JIQard 5:30 Community Choirs 1:411 Bater Furnilurt Show 12:11> Mualcal Interlude 12:25 News 0 ll"tlml 8:00 Dance Party (Wed.-Auction) Frl, Show) 12:30 The Rev. MerUn Teets 12:30 Agriculture Programs 9:00 Off The Air 9:00 Newo 1:110 'Jbe Jim Mee1 Show 12:45 Country Go-Raund SUnday 7:06 Bill Miller Srow 8:30 Sundown Ser-.lo 1:55 News Beat 8:06 j:offee With Janet 7:30 Sip 00 2:00 Country Go·Round 7:58 SJin On 10:00 Swap Shop hDcla)lt 2:55 News Beat 8:00 The Singing Pre~ 10:15 Morning MedilaUollll 7:30 SJcn On- Ar1n1 Hour 3:00 Mid-Day Matinee B:IA Newt Report 10:30 Portraits of a Patriot 7:M New1 3:55 News Beat 1:30 Church of Christ 10:35 BJU Miller Show 1:110 Baptlot Laymaa'a Hour 4:00 Discing With Doss 1:00 II!UIIeal Interlude 10:45 ~n Agr. Prgm (Tues.) 8:10 Suuday Sbow 4:30 Interchange 10:30 First Baptist Church 10:45 Family Wnrship (Thurs.) 1:30 'Jbe Blblt Speake To 5:00 Community News 11:30 Children's Chapel 1»:45 A.S.C. Prgm (Pete 1:45 Sunday Show 5:01i Mason County News 11:45 SUnday News Spe<lal Shields) (Fridays) 10:00 The Good LJr. 5:10 World & "at'l News 12:00 News Report 11:00 Newa IG:11 Congreuman'e Report 5· 15 Spotlight on Sporto, 12:15 Episcopal Church 11:05 Tlny"1 Country JuncUon 10:30 Sunday Show Mon. thru Wed. 12:46 Catholle Information 11:41i TIDy's Country Hymn 11:30 Tha Quiet Hour 5:15 Bob Neal Sporll Salult 1:00 Church of God Time 12:110 New1 Fridays 1:30 Gospel Call 12:00 Cement Block News 12:15 Tht Olrlstian'l Hour 1:20 Spotlight on Sporta-Frl. 2:00 Old Folks Hour 12:30 Goessler's Guest Star (Frl) 12:30 Tht Rl!Y. MerUn Teell 6:25 Stroh's Weather Oeat 3:!10 Hymna from Harding b:30 Larry And~ Show 1:110 '~"'• Rev. H. G, fltelrart Moil., Wed., Fri. S:IA Sunday Showcase 1:00 Jim Meu Sbow !:SO The Rn. Sllu · Billup1 5:30 Sunset Boulevard 3:45 Publle Service Show 4:1~ Blaettuar Auto Show Z:OO The Rev. Andrew Pll"SOIII 9:00 Off The Air 4:00 990 Hit Parade (Tuet-Tbur,) 2:45 Tht Rl\', ReiOOI 'lboiratl IIIIUrUy 5:00 City Manaltr'a Report UO NeWI (·Ltlul) S:JO The SUnday Showcut 1:00 Sicn On 5:15 190 Hit Parade 4:40 Jim Meta &hew 1:30 Sundown Streudl ~·~,~~16~M_wu_·_e•_I_C_I~~--~~~~:OOOU ~----~----------~'-~__ Ne_w_I__._______~~7:~30~S~~~OU~~==~~ - WMPO Radio lw HAROLI' GRAY GREAT scorrl "T"HI6 ASSAYE~ REPORTS 11-lAT nUFF ~ MORS VALUABLE THAI'! WARBUci<'S SAID IT M'ASI cr TillY lar GIORGI WOJIDil ...----nll:t!l'""": lv RAEBURN YANBURIN �~~" ;.""·-· ·~"'' ... . ..... . . '. ...... 1"··- ·~ ' ... ......... ' . . ·~ •. '" ... ..,. ........... ...,._,_.,. .... . _ _ _ .. ~ · ........: -::: :::~-:...~ ~·-~ :~- ~~ ........ .. . . :·~: .-.· ~~. ::· ... .... - - . - . . - - - " " . . ........... . . .. . ..... ... . .. .. ,. " t ' . Revue ri'Ufd pom' .- Around uuau 1 F11st m And ;; School ot Dance Presented Mrs. Casto Is · Landscaping 1M Com leted June~ 120 Fenwick Landscak of the Bradblli"J · • Abouf first revue of the Mid- Esklmoes, Trudy Roach, Mary Garden Club which ha~ been SPEAER NAMED Mrs.Demson I p "I R . e New President i¢J p TheSchool of the Dance was Blaettnar, Ida Casci, Merrlactiveinclvlcbeautlllcallonp~ Mrs. Walter Hayes of the d Leoder upt. sI AeceiVd Of G d n Club . Middleport I thep!~~ted TuesdHlghay Schevenlngl ·d~ ~~!·to~~~~~;::.ord tap.~: =:·th!":~db~; Middleport Garden Club has an- .Name Middleport au ~to School tanting in the Communnounced that Mrs. Fred Go~bel Specta war s ar e Charles Entsminger of Char· itorium, under the direction of The ~how moved ~ext ~ of thi Rose Garden Club ot 1 up- Of Garden Club . w va spent Memorial Mrs. Judy Fraser and Mlsl Italy wtth ballet Carni~al num- lty Bea':rtutcation Program , Roe1963 tDaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., ' I j e 00 Ill ~ pers Plains will be guest speaker on th o Gorden Uuil radio program un lhe "Coffee Hour with Janel """ '!' \Y~IPO Monday morning, .June 7 at 9 p.m. The Wildwood Garden Club Will hm• dte~rgc· ul the July program. ~:l.on~ith. Tu-Endte-I Da~td b~ ~~buck: Co~ ~ ~ ° Fenwick Central High school PT PLEASANT - An elec·1 hts· mother, Mrs. Denise Snodgrass, instructors of her done by Debbie Bailey, ;al- log sponsored Sear New offi ce rs were elected I. d awards to 2ll of iL< 22 tion of officers of the Entsminger and attend- the school. ty Heaton 'IIDd Debby Cail, Y awarded to when the Rutland Garden Club on Friday. May 28 Wei Garden Club was held wtlh ed the alumni banquet. The show opened with the to with Amly Pr I b ar::o r outstand· mel Mond•y evening, May 31 al l ' · Mrs. Carroll Casto elected pres·, • playing or the Star Spangled ChriSty Hy~ell, Debbe the cu c sen den the Rutland Methodist Church. ) The awards were presented ident for the coming season. 1 Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Fa?lk Banner with Mrs. Margaret and DemariS Ash tapping '?, ing work in thlB area. Gar This was the open meeting of , to the following student s for Elected to serve with Mrs. Cas· ,nr of St. Albans, W. Va. VISit· Neuman, accompanilt for the "Tiptoe 'lbrougb the Tullpa Clubs are un:que in that th?. the club with , 1! guests I their personal achievement and to were Mrs. Gail Faires, viceled wtth his mother, Mrs. Ja:~s school, at the plano. The theme dressed in Dutch COtitumes. have _for !hell' prm~e purporofrom the Star G: n Club of cooperation. , president ; Mrs. Robert CrUJck- Faulkner over the hohday w · Iof the first half of the show AprU Fraser presented a so- tho CiviC beautllfcation P -====::~:7:~::;:=, Dexter and Rutland Friendly Two citations from the Edu·' shank, recording secretary ; Mrs end. 1was Around the World and lo dance in soft ahoe to J~ gram. . ht ,. Gardeners. r ational Readers Servtce were William Rardin, correspo~ding Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas I was carried out wit~ a large re- Plzzacato, followed by Katrma Pictured ar~::~ t~rs r~aui NEW SELECTION OF . elect- Imade to Marti Hennessy and secretary ; Mrs. John H Col- and sons, Billy, Steve, and Ml· •pJica of the world m blue and Batey, Vickie Manley, Robert . t r · ClarLADI ES Mrs Carl Demson was . Kathi J ennmgs. lins treasurer and Mrs. Rush h I South Charleston spent silver suspended on the stage tha McNeal and Denise Haw- Wmn, club preslden ' M s. HANDKERCHIEFS ed PreSident ; Mrs. Robert Eight certificat es for attend- Krodel, historian . , with their parents, and highlighted by ley in gyp.sy costumes complete enee Murray! Hilda Kmg, bel, Vtce President: Mrs. Clar. , ance were tssued. Perfect at- The new officers will be m· l· and Mrs Forrest Bachtel the spotlight. with tambourmes m a Oleva Cotterill. The shru BY OSAGE encc llurray , Secretary, and tend ance fo r the ent1re year stalled at a luncheon meeting ~;d family and Mr. and Mrs. The ftrsl number as a fast number. · planted belong_ to the _Taxus Beo utlul Ll n• n LO<• Tdmm· Mrs. Margaret Pm·sons, Treas was achte>ed by Arthur Casci. to be held m the near fulure. William Matlack of Cheslure tap to "Sweet Georgia Brown" Ireland ,w~s represented by Cuspitata famr~y a_nd mel~~ urer. Perfect attendance for the ftrst Members of the nominating done by the older girls of the P~ 0 Brien, Jane Swartz, Capitai'R, . Wardr, H1cksl, td. to '00 Mrs Paul Winn out going Isemester was achieved by Jos- committee presenting the slate Mr. and Mrs._ Alfred Scar':· school. This was followed by Jenny and Brenda Andersont, and Sweet Gum or · nl conducted the meet- eph Freeman, Mary Kay Hen- of officers were Mrs. Milton L r) , Jr. and chtldren spe~t e Van Meier m a tap dance to Liquid Amber trees. were by' nessy, Kalhy Jennings and Miller, chairman, Mrs. Wilham weekend m Mtddlepor; With hiS Irish Washer Woman. A toast MIDDLEPORT mg. H0 b ·t Rei bel and were Hamel Wa lsh Perfect attend- Rardm and Mrs. Rush Krodel. mother, Mrs A A. to Scotland followed in a ballet BOOK STORE I '\h. b00 k ''Grains of I "nee for the second semester ----- - - - ------ They came for the alumm an· by Becky Lynn B?ker, serve taken tom e ' d b J A B on quet Mrs. A. A. Scarberry plans and Sherr( Craig, The audience Plans were aJ;d nings 88 and Denni s Wt•hrung ito relurn to Columbus was brought back to the U.S.A. for lhe bake sale lo e e ·~ra ra Y h b 'th her family 1 min t b " ng 87 June 5 al the Rutl and Dparl- Fourleen :er~~;c~lts;s~:t::~ The next award presented wasishe as een WI a. ~~ru~lB'~ ;erry ":~It rnd y:m. 101 ' ment Store. dtstnct- the Btshop Mu.<s io Award or I Mr: an1d , , my Batey in Marine dress unl· Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Frost ?' The club will cooperale wilh st;:te lests were pre- Christian Doctrine. made for o his I dancing to "Bugle Cail Clark observed theJt TON IGHT the Hot land Ft iend ly Garden· sented. Dora Brady received successful complcllon of theRee Mr. and Mrs. Charles! Rag. 64th weddmg anmvers~ry M~y 11.1 les PIs m a Christmas DecoratiOn h first place hg10n course m recogmtmn of par nl ' I From France came a can 29th They were married 1n "TH E NIGHT OF · · 1 I ree cer tea d' h' ment Those Sear es. i PT PLEASANT ' 1 11e AnC umbe d · ball t I le · 1901 d re contesl wil h commtll ees rom I·1 El tar , Algebra ftrst outstan mg ac 1eve · M d Mrs William Kitch-I an n r one m e s y Meigs County m , an · THE IGUA NA" 9 j' t sh and fi rst recetvmg the were Rob. r. of Chillicothe .ual Awards for the Pleaby Nancy Crow, Mary Kraws· sided there most of the1r marRi~hard llur(on Sne L)Oil each club to wurk un the pro. , 10 A \II Ga1d1H r 1 Steven Carl- ert Ford and Kathy Jennmgs end 1l J<'<'l P1ace 10 1 nd Mrs Joe Young san! Valley Hospttal Awnllary czyn and April Fraser, and a ried life, before moving to - il iHi : aee >" m · m Grade 10, Dennis Wehrung an r. : II oi Woodsfield' and Candyslripers was held thiS rumble from Hawaii was heard Springfield 1942. They are · "TH E ~ U N N ING MAN" i Dunng the program hour i' son recmed two al S•tence and Karen Davtson in Grade 9 Jr. and amt.;. holida week: week followed jY the lnstalla- in a tap dance done to 'Ha· lhe parents 10of four children, 0 WI ILl L:.1u n·nce Han t I slides of wildflowers m Ohw fu·st m \ vorld The athletes or the school y tion of new officers for the com- wailan War Chant" by Debbie Hall Frost of Ashland, 0, E. and lt•P H.t>tmrk were show n with Mrs. Retbel and s Cl I p !'larkson made were then acknowl edged for I Mr and Mrs Charles Lewis ing year. Jeffers, Diana Grueser, Eliza· W Frost Jr of Columbus. Mrs. (Colo' ) '" nmalor. Shown SCI· their participation in the Urst lof Charleston, W. Va. were hol-i Kathl Marnhout ad- beth Susan Clark and &ris and Mrs. Th.. Saturday, J~Jnt! 5 : n DaviSon received basketball season of jlday guess! of, hts mother, Mrs. • :renPleasant VaHey was completed by da n pyRO'' w> ldfl ow'ers are on the second pbce m_ Element ary AIcheerleaders re· lEvelyn Schramm oi l Hospital presented awsrds to Judy Fraser doing a toe dance t car:d Ball)' g 11 tJJ\<~ n, /llhJ tint Hyc r cunor rv.l llon Its! as well us ., ccived letters - Kathy Huddle· I the guest of her to ht· • : eat-grandchiid. Mr. ferns and creepmg pme. 'I c rilftcales - lirsl place I slon .lo Ann Benson and Har- daught er and family , Mr. and p s hour in·' Lillian roun ,1 e Wor m Ig y Frost was employed by the ''COMMA NO'J " Hd~t•slunenls of cook tes .: "lllr e . firs t lace lrict Walsh. A plaque was theniMrs John Lyons and family. Woods,. 4,000 p ' on Days, In a costume of blue Croweii-Colher Co. until his r.. mllll ' punc h and coffee in presented for the trophy ease l and Mrs. Robert Warren ! Wilson, A satin brocade and/lilffon lea· tiremenl. They are now residStellort G'"nger served from a lace covered : Ill a In . . Pd lace m l!stmg the names of the and chtldren, Beth and Bruce Given,. our pi . ut a spot Ight. . in at the Belle Manor Nursltoslesses were Mrs. Rus re· baskelba ll team or Fenwick Ileft tuday for their home in hour edMrs)\Debbie /elfers Home in New Ca rhsle , near 'sell Lillie Olel'a Coli n II , and ng IS . osc ld Hts- Cenlral High school havmg lJ IBeaumont, Tex. after vlsillng Hester . ' rene ' wt ~. pan _omrme . _ap- S rin fteld. El liel Clmpman, conlrtbutmg. I ce tved thtrd pl ace wins and 10 losses. Those nam· for several thlys with her moth· erly Della Hughart er Tig.er dunng mtermiSSI?n. p g - - - - p omeroy. Ohio ' tory and Ttmothy . d the plaqu e were Rev AdM Belly Cl'rre Wednes·' and Oma Smith. The Circus theme was carrred . ed . d J· c m I ali n I e on . er, rs. ' . t • th d h If f th 1' HiVESTIGATES cert;flcates olph Gol ubiewsky, coach; Joho day Mrs. Cline and the War- Certificates were presented to Ste as TG\j iGHT & SAT URDAY PT PLE,\SANT- I he Shcr-1 g ag . g. . 1 t f Emler Steven Carlson, Patnck ren famtly were dmner guests Doris Bailey Rita Crabtree and Wm. Castle's tff's ·deparlmenl inveslrga ted a from the Slat: Rya l, J oseph Freeman.. Will· of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gertrude Bateson. "NI GftT WALKER" I two-car 5 P m. Thurs-1 scholarship ard Durst, Ttmnlhy Rocdu. Rob- Gerald Marr of New Haven ,l Candystrlpers receiving 50' animals. Thisg part the I :.1 Robert TD)ior. BJrhara Sl.m day, south of f o1nt Pleasant on _ Division Jll. Each of ert Ford, Chuck Mullen and Ar· W. Va. . I hour pms were: Elnora Wheel- show included both ta and wyck. Jnutth Merei11th, Llo )d Rl 2 resulting m approx tmate- 1tests d d d' thur Casci The mdr vrdual play- Pete Werner, who IS on leave er Frances Layfield Sharon ballet be P b JUNE 4 Bochner i ly .$75 property damage but no the three st u ent s rna ef0 II ": ers received small basketball with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B;agg Kay Pelfrey Kathy to ntum rs as we 11 as a- The Ya Wa Te Ca mp Fire ONEYMOON HOTE L" ' red !net dtsttncttons as ows. I' the G G W h d as his holi' ' n rou mes. · 'II h Jd th · "H . personal_mJunes were mcur . a Bradv 4th lace in Latm trophtes commemora mg . erner, a Hintos , Sandra Gregory and The classes were costumed Girls or Racme WI o etr bert K"" "· I The nnshap occurred when a ?"'Robert -Ford place in fact that they were members Iday gusts, James Eller of Iowa Karen Ewing. Certificates went as ponies, birds, kittens, dog- annual Jttney Supper on MoN.' Jill Ju!,n car dmen by Charles H. Anth· l En ltsh 10; and Steven Carlson, of the ftrst team. . Iand Judy Place of Waterford, to Shirley Pyles and Faye Nor- gies, and elowns. Ali of the Friday, June 4lh with servmg any of 261G .Jackson was turn- g W ld H 1 Joseph Freeman recetved the 0. man childt·en in the first act danced begmmng at 5 p.m. al lhe Ra· SU N.-MON.-TUES. mg rtght mto the Rolfe Lee I Hth most improved player award I Mr: and Mrs. John Mayer, o!ficers Installed were with Irene Cooper added to cine Junior High School June 6-7-8 farm and was struck m the rea I Award w s the/ made. Two Patrick Ryal received the most ICheri and John, Columbus, were President, Betty Glbeaut; first the clown thlnce. in b. Everyone ID the area IS by a car dnven bv Lawrence average ~- d " A" over- valu able player award and Hob- holiday weekend guests of her vice president Oma Smith· sec- Miss Denise Snodgrass re- invited to attend. "JOHN GOL DFARB , PLEASE COME HOME" D. Ttller, Lavalette, W. Va. l mam· ert Ford received hte scholas-1parents, Mr. and Mrs. George ond vice Gertrude ceived enthuslastlc applause for The Middleport WCTU will Slurl• Macl..ame INeither dmer was cned I all a g . d Robert ti Player award. Memhart. Bateson· secretary Ann Giv- her intricate acrobatic number meet Friday evenmg, June 4, --- - -· - --==:--c.= - - - - - -- . tFamded_a averagg." stu- Rev. William Hilliker, prln- Weekend guests or Mr. thand en · Rita' Crabtree· and alao a jazz number per· at the First Baptist Church at or a avera . . al who IS leaving the school Mrs. Eber LewiS were ell' , ' M ' f med b Deni d h b 7 30 dents achieved a "B': overall f~fs 'year th••n concluded the daughters and family, Mr. and schedule ehalrman,. Lois on_- ~r Ch yl S~an er ro- : p. ~UNE 4 5 average. Tltey were. Ztta !•hen awards s~ssion with the advice Mrs. Robert Spring and dl1ugh- roe; scrapbook, I;iiUan Wilson, ~~r th:rf:al cur- The Racine Firemen Auxll· wi th 92, Karen Davison 92, from the last wo rds of St. Fran ter, Kimberly of Caldwell, and flow~r. fund, DoriS Bailey ~rd I'Rln o ed to reveal a Jar e lary will sell homemade ice Brenda Yri~Jig 91 , Kathy Jen· cis - I have done my pa rt, Mr. and _Mrs. George Vaugh- publicity chairman, Anne V· blue .f:.oouse with ared cream, at the Racine fire may Christ teach you to do an of Chdhcothe, en. and chimney. An arched door- house Friday and Saturday, WEEKEND SPECIAL! yours.'" Mr: and Mrs. W. E. Cox, Steuway was framed with flowers June 4 and 5, starting ·9 o'clock benvdle and Harry Walburn, Ak· Tournament Slated ilf"nd · Ire Old Woman That 1n the morning tlll 8 o'clock _In PURCHASES TOWBOAT ron, were weekend guests of For Jul 2, 3, 4 Lived In A Shoe," Kathy Dlll, the evening. Sold in the contain· PT PLEASANT - The Slate Mrs. Estella Walburn. y ANT - The an- saI 10 . h kin ha' E h ers or by the dip. · · . . Mar ret Hill of Dayton PT. PLEAS er roc g c u-. ac of West VITgrma has purchasga . nual Tu-Endie-Wel fast pitch of her chUdren came through JUNE 5 4.95 & 5.95 ed the stern wheel river boat spent the ~eekend With Mr~ softball tournament will be held the doorway and performed his Jitney Supper Saturday, June VALUES _ "Thelma Ann" !rom t~a Point Bertha H~ ~et~, M~ a n d July 2, 3 and 4 this season. or her lavorlte ar.robatlc trick 5, at Syracuse Grade Sr;hool, 0 11 Towing Company of Pomt Plea- ~~s. ~!c ar H ~te a The tournament is open only to the mllBiC of AIQ't We Got sponsored by Ladies Auxrllary sant to tow the state showboat ~s ~gteberto C~be 1 Is to ASA registered teams. Fun. Tiny Becky Crow, mas- of the Syracuse Fire Dept. Serv"Rhododendron" this season. . -~"· 10 . er Col bus -~ Mr Entry fee 11 $20 and deadline cot of the school, was featured ing wlll begin at 5 p. m. The tow boat will make it ~: Wal.:'Ma' ;~nd at: for entries lB June l5. Teams in an act. JUNE 7 MIDDLEPORT, 0. possible for the showboat to In- tended Wgh school :mmence· planning to enler are asked 10 Ushers for the revue were The Pomeroy Garden tl u b elude many more toWIIJ in Its mer>! of Mlohael Major, write Wallace Smith. 14llll Ohio Brenda Toney, Sandra Franz, will meet Mondl1y at 2 p.m., at Omo University students who st., Pl. Pleasant. The IOUl'IUI- Barbara Hoffner and Linda Ja· the home of Mrs. J. D. Roedel aro home for lhe summer in- ment sanctioned by the ASA cobs. The stage settings wer With Mrs. lrvmg Karr Jr. as elude Jack Satterfield, Janice will he held in Point Pleasaot'a dealgned and bullt by Mr. and co-hostes_s._ _ __ Tannehill, John Allensworth, Harmon Park. Mel. Jeames SnodgrMrsassFr and BWLE SCHOOL D 'd WH ~D- 10 Barb J Dale Jacoba. • aser, ey, ara ones, Mrs Jam Daily vacation Bible School av1 1 Karen McElhinny, Karen Bach- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price M ~· Mr · Margare~ will be held at the Reedsville n..- and Judy Butcher. and daughter, K'ay. Mr. and ~ ass • ted .~ M E Church beginning June Weekend guests of the Rev. Mrs. John Bowman and daughwere prese~ w~e iro~ auntilll a. m. Mrs, Ha· 7zel Turner Is the direclor. and Mn. Donald Hicks and ler, Susan, and Mr. and Mn. carnachildre n rco:"gesbool Y ohildren, Douglas and Scherry, Paul Winebrenner of Colwnl>ul. n o e sc · were Coptaln and Mrs. DolJllld Hucks and family of Lockbourne Air Base, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Green, Mrs. Dorothy Clark, all of Columbus ; the Rev, and Mrs. Philip McPhearson, Montpelier: and Mrs. Eleanor Young of Millersport, They came es. . . . .. . ....,.,..., -, pecially to attend senior oommencement for ~ Hicks. Mr. W'illiara ReyooidB, 'and sons, Kennelb and Mlchul or KalaliWioo, Mlob. spent the '· weekend with bfs PIOtber, Mrs. William Reyoolda. He came to attend the alumni banquet. Meigs Temple Pytblnn Sis· ters, Mfddleport, wW ljlODSOr • .,. ,' rummage S'ale Friday and SatF--.c&-f!'CSU urday, luna It and 12. Weekend gua,ts of Mr. and Ml'8. Karl Owens were Mr. and Mrs, John Goodrich of Dayton, ~.~~~:nts ~et· l 39C $1 ~ prest ~.v~IJOns ~Irs. ::M::'D:D:L:E:PO:R:T~,~O~-~~~Sand." g~Hn fh:e~eekend ~let ocarbe~ry. ~uh~n E:::\~r.' ~ ~ 1 Depar;~·mmary A~rs. :~te~aM':r~l ~echol~rsl:t p I ~ eme~n I ~ f ~~[~:i, wee~:~~ gu~sts -~~ ~erttflcates- ;.~~orned'" ~:~:r "~reHed l llislo~v ~~:~:e:n Ge~eral ~~:,l, :~~mm:~dv~~~ k r~,~~d):ms~~~~: ~· :~~-:n K~n ~an) awar~s danchtldr~n f~~~ aRo~;~.lt~J~ ~/~aac: ~~a~~;d Za~~:~Jil:r~s f~rst ~JSifr~ a~d s~~onFr~eman 5~~ hour .~I:nd 1~ p~ ~ Bettboolit~~he:ev: ~~o~;~i r~ M~~HAP ' ce~vhre~"'~~d ~:I • ~gb.rt g~,j~,"~'if~.~r~,~~ tun~g blu~ Rrdeno~, I ~~!~~ r;:~~;,n~~ tl~el ~app o~Sf'ingfieldd ~~X a~ ~~\ fo~;;:l~~~t':et~nGI~~~~ ~e ~heme l~usic fr~m M~. !ec~:ttin ;:.,lude~ wit~ ;~ ~va~ ~n~~~nllJ.":n gre~t r:.; ~~~~am- in~ l :e:~n~n~ir~~tew:(~::":o~r~~! I ~~~~ad:~~n~e~ s~te McCu~ber K~~~ v~~~ge I' acrtde~t of SOCIAL CALENDAR ~oth pla~e ~~~ u: ea:~s ·~~or N~w Bml~- I I stude~;~:~ ~~~ra a~rady 9~ ~~ve pr~ident, tre~surer rnn::ssihe r!,{ SUPPORT HOSE THE SHOE BOX INSIAMI :S tQA.,S? n:.r •on: Elberfelds- Heaclquarten for Cannon Towels and Sheets pave..... SATURDAY trade win u Another Big Bargain In . 'Cannon Bath Towels' Irregulars of much higher priced towels, Regularly $1.00 OTHER CATALINA & TWO PIECE POMEROY STYLES. summer Itinerary than It has in the past wiMIIt tho ahowboat was dependent on towing from commercial 110urces. prints. NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County for over 113 years BAHR CLOTHIERS and $1.50 values. Jacquard patterns, solid colors and Your Savings Earn 4% Interest SWIMSUITS IN ONE POMEROY Don't Forget Our Furniturt Sale On t~e 3rd Floor RUTLAND > Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit lilsurance Gorporati011 at In lhe ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ·· ' \ iH ii\t!M,t!M PORTSMOUTH, · Ohio (UPI) - Portsmouth 1»gan • WMk·fong c.febr• tion of ita I 50th blrthdoy today with 1 parode and opening c•remonl•s the downtown er11. in The tiHquic.ntennial progrem will inelucle 1 queen contest, fiddling contest and e pegaant d• picting the hiatory of the city. Among notabl" t>lanning to ottend will be long-time besebali ex· ecutlvt Branch Rickey, 1 Scioto County n•llve, The event marks the I 50th year of incorpor•· lion for the city. Leaders to Attend EOA Conference Summer Field Day S h d }ed On June 26 ,. at bite , Community leaders and work· : . ers from 17 Southeastern Ohio counties have been invited to a conference, Wednesday, June . 9, on the Economic Opportumty Act at Ohio University. WASHINGTON - TELEVISponsored by the Ohio Office lion viewers in some 17 milof Opportunity and Ohio Uni· lion homes watched coverage versity, the conference will be 11 the Gemini 4 space shot at from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in The 1ne point during its first day of University Inn. orbiting the earth, according Alb G'l D' to lo . ert 0 . 1 es, ll'er. r o1 a prtvate survey organization. ""''""'''.'"'"'·'·""'""''"''"""'"''~!'i'.il the Ohio Office of Opportunity, The National Research Buand his enlire staff wiU be presreau said Friday that the high. ent. Other conference leaders est percetage of viewing oc. will be representatives from the correct in the United States be. Washington D. c. Office of Ectween II :30 a. m. and noon CC U onomic Opportunity, the Insti· EDT, Thursday when an estilute of Regional Development, mated 32.4 per cent, or 17,304,the Ohio University Faculty, 840, of home television sets and local community leaders.. were turned to Gem ini broadcasts. WORLD Cou~ty Bla~ttnar, m~~trator ~ewi!~d ~cre i lll ['~nel;··~~~~j~cc \~orld MEIGS H Sewel~ ~~~ • w~f:n~latives. ~-h~c t~ r~e , 1 rilnne~ a~ t~rgan~z~ 8~ F t' Ob ros s 64th WecJd"mg Anniversary ~~ AuXIliary cDivitt, Chap~ Awardsn·Inner wh~rel' HeldForPVH I 1 1 M~r- M~•- ~volvlng, ~~ <b'omplhe l~~ ~ ~~satll•htr~e ~~~======41 1ablc T EATRE ~lland • .,' ew pace U.S. Astros Threatening Three Recent Soviet Marks � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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