https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c19f5938f0f0a10bd42e3512a97808af.pdf 25c09f5edfcbd1f18d0ed1798b7e4f15 PDF Text Text .,.·• • • •• • ~ ·w - > e o • • · ~ •• • • • • • l "'I ..:;.._:=-- -~ ..... .. ~ ~ ~ B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society Plans July Picnic . Charles .(Bud) Bickel Named Head Football Co~ch at Ponre~:~ btlde wore a three-piellt ensem. ANNOUNCE BTI\TR len. ble of pink linen with white ac. Mr. and . Mrs. Geolfle Grandparents are Mr. IIIII cessories and the orchid from Va~han <Pauhne Zerkl~) ~! Mrs. Eber Lewis, Middleport • her bridal bouquet. Chtlhcothe are annonncmg e and Waller Vaughan and Paul They are now residing In b1rth of a son, born Mrs Estella bama, Oxford Alabama. June 6, at Holzer Hospital m Zrrkle of Pomeroy. · Late in the afternoon.. the The bride is the granddaugh- GaiUpolis. The babf weighed Walburn IJ the great gran~ young rouple left fur !hell' wed· ter or Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur F. five pound• and 13 ounces and !her. ding tip. and for traveling the Logan of Pomeroy. has been named Christopher AI· emony Mrs. Robert F. Lamar enttrtained with an Informal buffet al her home at 320 Choc. colocco Street in Oxford, Ala- 8-Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mid~l!p_<>rt, O., J~~ 8,_1~_!1 :. . Mrs. Richard Owen, new pres- 1 explanatmn bemg gh.en. tdent of the B. H. Sa nborn; The hostesses were J u n e: Missionarv Soctetv of the Mid-i Kloes, Jennie Kauff, Marilynl <ileport First Bap·t,t Church, [Fultz, Grace Hysell, Bernice , presided when the Society met ]Baker, Clara Rtfey, Freda l Monday evening. Edwards, Iva Tnr~er, Ehza-1[ The meetlng was O!Jened with [beth Searles, Frt·ddte HoudaN'anu! ot Jesus" by Mrs. C. P. shell and Mrs. Cliffor<} Stum-1 ORGk~ PRELU DE . " Precious : bo of the LoveJoy Ctrcfe. They : Name of Jesus" bv Mrs. c. P. ~ served a strawberry dessert: Bradbury. · , c~urse from a table centered! Mrs. Owen opent!d the meet-; w1th an arrange ment of pink 1 tng With a poem un pn1yer fol- iroses. Ii lowed b..,· the singing of t h e j 1 Sundar, . Charlea (Bud) Bio,kel, assist· IDI coach at Pomeroy High IIChool since 1962, was elevated to the job of hetl\l football men'tor on a one-year conll'act by the Pomeroy Exempted VIllage Board or Education Tuesday night. · A nahve ol Weo1on, W. Va., coach gradui!Wd from Weston 1coach of the Junior High il'ao- AttendinJ ·file meet . ~~ Pomefo7 ~ ~·· .,_,- ,, · ' ~· ' realgnallon Ialli month 10 a<>- football coacb. . Jell the Fairmont State grid Sissonville High School, S~so~~o b~U. !ie was also ~sfdent of Bickei ·Ja married to tbe for~~~- ~alli;h'D• pres;7, ceptlhe post aa defelllive bacJo. Blelt:el came to Pomeroy u 1eam aU four yNI'I of C!lllege. VIlle, W. Va. The elder Btckel h1s high echool llfll!Or clas. er Carol Pool of Weston, W. V• Jonea, Cll:lt. Kember field coach at Mars had Unlver- assistant foolbaU boll in · the He lettered ao · center there ls a 28 - year veteraa of the Bickel, besides serving u and they have one dal •inlaw and s~..Cbarlel. sity. i fall of 1962 siler gradua\IIIB 1hal dgr1ng hiJ lasi lbree year• of coaching business. asslstant roottan coaoh since Kefl1 Lynn. 21>. . The E ~ , ' .. , : The board last night- wlthJSprlng from 'ta!rmOnt Stale college. . I 1'1>meroy's new. bead footbaU 11162 at Pomeroy, baa also btlen .live on Sprtng·av m Porn :~ ,_lb;_bi_._ _ _ _ _ __,~, ,Bickel (eplaces Charlea deep reg.r et- accepted the r.•ICoUeae al Pai.mo~l, W. V_~ :', Chancey as head grid coach at llgnatloo' of Chancey before lllr· with an AB dqree in educatiOn. Bickel " the son or E. II. B1ckel High School where he played ketball program. He organized PHS. Chancey announced h 11 lnB Bickel as the new he.d Coach Bickel was 1 member who ts now basketball coach at football, basketball and base- track at Pomerny this spring. J - 1 1 • at y hymn , ,:.Jesus C:llls us·· by the ~ entire group. Mrs. Bert Bodi- i mer of the 1::\e(:la Circlt-! gave ' devotions enti tlt-d "Reterences or O.rr Likeness lu en from the Btble. 55th Armiversnry Is Observed by a Tree" tak· Two Couples VOL XVII NO. 44 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • J enttne WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1965 • FIVE CENTS : The 55th double wedding The group welC'Dmed Mrs. ; nivcrsary of Mr. and J\trs. Berth'S Ard1er back allt'r hav- Anderson of Ruland and ing been ubsent dut· 10 illness. l sist~r and brother-in-law, Mr. I', Mrs. Oweu. hanked the mem- [ad Mrs. Herbert Hosk1nson of ;:l j.l., ber:i for theu· a55Jsta~ec m the 1Columbus was eelebrated Sun- ~~ worship serv1ce held m May by 1day at. tht Alldcrson home with ~ 1 the SO('icty. A plcm c \\as plan- a Picnic dinner. (' ned for the Ju!v meetmg. 1· , Mrs. Trov Fo~·h:-r was in A flower ar~<mgrm ent and charge of ·the Love Gift dedi- ~ corated ~~cd d mg cake eenter-1 1 cation and read scripture from led the table. St. John. She was 11ssisted by i Relatives attending were Mr. Mrs. Janice Gi bbs and Mrs.land Mrs. Frank Hallid ay, Mr. Frances Bearhs. A period of si- and Mrs. Clair T~ylor , Mr. and lent pra~' fl' fur concern areas 1 Mrs. Pearl Lanmng, Mr. and was held. IMrs. Vi rgil Adkins, and Mr. , The roH ca ll included eight and Mrs. Robert .Jewell, Rut - ·! members from the Dorcas Cir· lcmd; Mrs. Theron Ledlie and at 1 In ; . the U. S. Infantry To See Combat Fantastic Films Viewed Tuesday ~· WORLD 1 cte; mne from Ihe Elect a Cir· Mrs. lola Bart rum. Langsville. cle nnd seven from the Love- Roy Anderson and Mrs. Ray· jo~· . Tht> benedir:lion w~• s giv- mund Furbee. Racine. en by Mrs. Bertha Arrlwr. Lawrence Anderson. The program wa s m_ I . and .Mrs. Philip Smith of the DorcJs C1rcle WJ!h Mrs. . Pomeroy· Mr ''11 bb · . d B J· l1 \\'1' ·h · · · · s an eu :.~ Hte c air· Henry Levy and Mr • ,., d 1 • ,. h man. T e "' u Y esson Yt<tS en- Mrs. Don Hosk inson of lit led "The Nt·w Tll my s God '. , ·. . · bus. and the- honored guests. Is Dumg, wttb scnpture and Calling in the afternoon were · Mr. <:t nd Mrs. W<:~yne AmsLADIES bary and Harry or Gallipolis. ALL LEATHER HAND LASTED SANDALS ~~~ 5~.~-~·-~-- $2· 99 THE SHOE BOX MIDDL EPOR T, 0 . Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young, Sr. entertained with a family dinner in honor of her !:iister and brother-m-Jaw, Lt. Col. · -~-.·been residing in Germany, MISS • Logan Mr. Coffon Wed in Oxford Alabama I Elberfelds Invite you to visit the Furniture Department on the 1 The Calvarv Bapt.ist Church white sa lin and lace covered of Oxford, Alabama formed Bible lopped Wllh a wh!te ~rthe st>ttmg for the mamage of ch id and sat m streamers tJcd . L . d V WJih lo ve-knots and Lllv of the M1ss Cheryl Ann ogan an 1r. · C Sat d Vall ey · The bnde's only ornagtl Grant olton on ur ay 9 . t 5 ' 1 k mcnt was a pearl necklace, a afternoon, May 2 a 0 c oc · Tllf parents of the couple are gi ft of the groom. chose ior Mr. and Mrs. Carl F , •. J.Ngan of ·Mrs . Logan . . Anniston Alabama and Mr. and daughters weddmg a yell~w M". Gr~nt II. Cotton of Oxford, two-piece nubby-silk suit wHh Ala matchmg accessones and wlute A. prelude of wedding music carna tion corsage. Mrs. Cotton, icluding ''Whither Thou Go- mother o.f th~ groom, ~ore a est" and ''Walk Hand in Hand cocoa SUit With I?atchmg ~c­ With Me" was rendered by Mrs. cessories and while c.:arnatton panied Mrs. who Richard Ray Ellison also Braden. accom- third f!!)or. Bed Room Furnitur-Living Room Furniture and Dining Furnitur-<Capable salespeople to help you-Prompt delivery to your home--and if wanted-xcellent credit service whether you are buying an Easy Chair or a Complete Out- fit of Furniture for your home. ELBERFELDS 3RD FLOOR FURNITURE DEPT. . Immediately followmg the o~o~rs~a~ge~·~·~~~~· ~~~:!J,~!!!""""""""""~"""""""""""""""""""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""""""'"'"""""""""~~!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!-:: soloist. as she sang "Because" , and "The Lord's Prayer!' The e so the birthday anniversary Lt>e Roush was observ,ed. l wedding party entered and left the church to the strains of the Atte nding were Lt . Col. tn1ditional wedding marches. Vows for the impressive douRoush, Mr. and Mrs. ble-ring ceremony were perRoush, Mr. and Mrs. Richard formed by the Rev. Herbert Root, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis, pastor of the church. nedy, Jr. and son, Tony, Mid- who officiated in the presence ~::i:ii:~:;;;::::;:::i:ii:::;::::::i:..::[ Mrs. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Lee MEIGS TMEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio LAST TIM E TONIGHT " JOHN GOLDFARB,. PLEASE COME HOME '' ~Tech ni ro lor­ Shirlry .MacLaine·Peter Ustinov-Ricbard CrPnnJ· J im Backus-Scl}tt Brady Colorcartoo111 Wedn"d11y and Thursday Jurut 9·10 NOT OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY Juno 11 ·12 "THE HORROR OF IT ALL" Pat Boone-Erh::<~ RotlgersDennb l'nce "WITCH~RAFT" Wn Ch!mey.Jack Hedley SUNDAY, MONDAY and 1UESDAY June13·14·1S " NONE BUT THE dleport; Mr. "nd Mrs. Russell of the immediate members of Roush and son, Eric, Oak Hill, the two families before a nup· and Mrs. Patty Yates and chil- tial background created by two dren. Sandy, Cathy, Handy Bobby. standards of white gladio ti , stockt and iuijimums. -;;;;;:~;:~~~::::11 Mrs. Jerry Eaton, of Oxford, illiil'l ~:nm :1M Alabama. served 88 Matron o( 1 .J i ·1 j oiJI iiiW honor and was the birde'• only attendant. >he was attired In a street-length pink &hadow • print linen sheath. She wore a matching face veil accented with velvet bows. Her oorsage Richard Conte was of pink orohids. Frnnresca Annis -andJerry Eaton served as usher. " MY SON, THE HERO" Mr. Cotton served his son as Pedro Armendariz best man. (Technicolor) Given in marrlage by her lather, tho bride was lovelf in . Thur .. fri. 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Alo.ng to~ the Kide T#a@ Baily EDITORIAllY By DOROTHY KILGALLEN AGood Word For Youth THE VOICE OF BROADWAY BY DOROTHY KILGALLEN Celebrily Minda At Work Simone Signore!, admitting lhe's jealous of Yves Mon· land: "l have good reuons. A linger attracts more womea than anybody else. His voice ICts on their nervous IYlJtems." JT IS little short of miraculous the dif· ference in the activitioo of our youth today during the long summer vacation compared w1th that of several decades ago. In former years after a few days or weeks the elation of youth from the confines of the school room, a period of boredom set in that lasted until the school bells ra ng ag•in in the fall. To· day when we look at the numerous opportunities open for wholesome actiVIty, and the enthusiasm with which they enter into things shows up the basic char· acter of young people today. Laurence Harvey, discussing his profession: I' What's really needed to gel by ID show business Is the suppleneas of an ath· lete, the aenoitiYity of an amoeba and tile skin of a rhinoceros., Anthony Qumn, llllklng to 1 French reporter about his two ehlldren born out of wedlock: "It ta curious that people ahould be so Interested when l have a scandal. When l was tiny and poor and without enough to eat, that was a scandal, loo - but nobody was in- ' One of the fmest of activitle8 18 the honor that comes to those young men and women who are selected to attend either Buckeye Boys or Girls State. One ci\1C leader has characterized them as a great credit to our modern school system, the parental guidance they have received and above the show of sinceritv on their part in showing an interest in meeting with other youth from out of the state in seriously studying our democratic system as it works in the model government 10 Buckeye State Those who h.ve been selected to repres~nt our communtty over the years have shown the results of a fme background. and many who have become leaders in many fields can surely point back to the benefits that they recetved by growing up 1n 1 commumty such as ours Capitol Commen(, Events By William S. WW!e . . WASHINGTON - Two dl!ys P•J :\1 come now, separated by a stngle week, as a peaceful May - m thts country - quietly merges mto a peaceful Jw1e. The nallon has JUSt celebrated Memonal Day, paying some llwughl to the dead of all wars Soon - next Sunday - falls tiona! to take some pride in ollr national past. For thts bloody day was also a day of unforgettable gallantry and comradeship - and yu, of self-sacrifice - among Yanks and Britons, many or whom have latn thPse 21 years in a great Nlmpany ol lite dead back from lhose ternbte beache!!. I he It w<Js a momeut of fear but a great.sf - and yes - the nnb- longer moment of a grandeur lest m!11tary aclwn ever under· by Anwru.:an and Allied never to return to thousands of the 21~1 annlvt- rs :-try of tak~n ar rn s [t was the D-Day landmg m Nu1 rmmdy ac1 uss the chcmnel from a li red . batlered and gallant old England whtch though then not quite that "other Ed· en" ot the poet, was all 1he same heartbreakm~ l v green. Somet1mes it seems that ll lift>llme has gone smce that w•ll • remembered but The summer recreation program Is In full swing. and w1th play on the dta· mond and swimmers in the pool we ca n almost see already the development of physical fitness among the youth We see ve1v little idleness on the pall of most youth They a1e so busy dorng so many thmgs from 4-H Club work through a whole list of things that will keep them busy up till school time next September. Even those who are not m some highly organi1.ed activity seem to have more purpose 10 bfe du ri ng the hot months than was possible 1n the past It Is mighty easy to place all you th in the category of the irresponsible, but if yo u look a little closer vou will he assured that the youth of Meigs county are up and coming. and in reality are our greatest po~se~ sion also immense lv distan t H-Hour when the landmg craft • mfan· try bounded down upon a French shore that was leaptng under the Ill e ot ltldden (ierman battenes and bo1ilng w1!h the waters of <l (hnnnrl w!ldly inhospitable to our purposes. To recall tt all now - the crossing through the night of June 5 6 under sh•lter of a mighlly Allted fl•et of ships, lhe small ftres danci ng in the a:ssault vessels as the young Infa ntry offrc:ers burned the1r orde rs when we approa ched the far shore - c·an do no gre--dt ha rm It rs strll not unconstJtu. both the livmg and tre lost. The jumor - grade skepttclsm, the jejune cynic1sm of those who cannot tole~ate any "flagwaving '' at all, long smre has belittled thts and all military acl10ns. For many have become too scornfully ''sophJ stiC'8fed'' for words toward the '' m1htary mmd ," and to contemptous for words of any mere " military solutwn" - m a world where some1Jmes only mihtary solutwrr s tan stand between fr~ dom and tis loss. Still It rernams an indestrue. tib le truth that thrs Invasion wa s a memorable act of de- cency and honor, an unexampled act of human rescue, a eli· mactic act 10 a drama of just retrtbution upon the most malignant evil ever to curse man· krnd. ThiS, and nothing less, was Hitler Germany. The chic new pacifist 'objectivity'' not merely concedes our natrona! shortcomings but denounces the good m our Pmident miffiltion to stand with South Johnson's wek-ome to f r e 111 cn11c1sm of Ameru.:an pohcy to re!iiSt Commum st subv ersion m Latm Amt'n ca and Commumst aggrt>ss1on m South \/let Nam ed away by fringe pacifist-isolalomst moamng m the Umted Slates Senate and out of it. For lite Commumst •ggres- Is b•mg gravely overstmphhed m some quarters It rs bemg distorled by some, 1nor rover, at a b1tter hour m the strug gle m Viet Nam. Nev~ er hall 1t bf<Pn more desperately important than rn th1 s hour not to gr"ve the Commum!lt asso~ul­ ants further reason to hope that perhaps Arnellt'<tn deter- V1et Nam JS go1ng h be 1 !l· erod~ sors are putting in ever-heava 1er assaulls A cns1s approach- es in that JJasty little, deeply necessary little , theater of war. The President satd it was right and proper for diSsent to be fully and maturely ventilated. The PreSident never said that any Amencan can righUy treat .......... IEQUIREI RERDIOG Get Fast Action with Elizabeth Taylor, on the subject of her first aray hairs which she refuJed to toueh u; for "The Sandpiper:" "l think, H anything, it makes a woman more glamorous. It's a symbol of living, a seasoning In a way. Personally I call It my "Gray Badge of Courage.' " Actress Raquel Welch Hoi· lywood's most outspoken 'young beouty "I'm just a normal history as well . So the tnde- American girl who happens to structrble truth has been for- go out w1t.b married men." golten by many here - and by many more abroad. The head of that Franct Felicl11 Sanders wrth a meawhose hberation by Alhed Ar· age of faith : "Too many singmtes was begun 2t yeara ago ers w:orry about the danger of now hreleS9ly condemns t he catchmg colds. They drive themone land that spent the most selvea crazy avoidmg drafts blood for that liberation - the and staymg indoors during chilly weather. What good is being Umted States of Amenca. Last year this columnist was s.uccessful if you can't enjoy a member of the American del· life? I take w~lks on the cold· egal!on wh1ch returned to est. days ~ go swimming even on l'rance for official commemor· chilly mghts. I believe t h a t ation of D-Day. President Char· since God gave me· a smging les de Gaulle coldly snubbed voice, He will make sure lt'a such superbly b1g, superbly protected. " modest men as Generals Omar Dina Merrill with a sbght Bradley and Lawton Colllno and complaint "ft's really so deothers who drove the Nazis pressmg to be still listed in the from France. This WliS bad enough; It was so small an ac-- Social Register alter all the hon as hardly to be believed. actlne I've done." But in the year 1ince, de Marcello Mastroianni vocaliz· Gaulle bad proceeded from ~ng about American women thrs to an incessant sniping at They have a special aroma aevery effort of the United States bout them, always the smell of to check armed communism~' long ago rt checked it for perf"':"'· Wherever you go in France. Correspondents in Par· Ameflca, It IS there. l like II is report a continuous host1le very much.'' propaganda against ua fro m every government - controlled Boris Karlort, when asked If he Intended to give up movies source. a bath of venom. Who, then, can remember [). In the foreseeable future "I Day again without being twice don't know. It all depends on the sad - Slid for those who fell retirement age for monsters ... then, and sad for the lost bigDirector David Lean 'th ness of an old alliance now quote to hang on the 'w:l\s o~ cheapened by envious littleness every drama school In t h e and grandiose malice? world : ''No actor can ~·Jbi be 100 pe · ,_. Y part," r cent rti!Jt for any Reports From The Capitol WASHI"'GTI1N - , HJrrlson and myseU. But none of us are pretty boys. None ol us are handsome In the Holly· wood sense of the word. We're a bloody-looking, filthy, nonconformist tribe, all sizes, a t I lljlapes - but what we have in common Ia an apprenticeship ID the \beat,.., an apprenticeship in repertory companies which flourish all across England.'' Peter Finch, pondering his moniker "I don't know how I've become a star in romantic roles with a name like mine. To me, Peter Finch sounds like a little hunched-up character bookkeeper ltraight out of Dick· ens." Samantha Eggar, dnlng the same "I don't believe in chang· tng one'a name for the stage or films. One's family aees them through all one'• troublea get- tlng to the top, and II we makl It, we ought to be proud to bear our farpUy name. n Canon Bryan Green, British evangelist, with a comparison; "The difference between Chri• tianlty and communism Ia lar•ll" ly that Christianity takes .vii seriously.'' -- Stuart Whitman, probably the only leading man estanl who owns and operates 1 buJI. dozer: "I've never worked as an extra. I've been fortunate in that I've never bad to accepl a part unless I thought It would advance my career, and I've never had to work 'lor peanuts' just to keep going either in movies or TV. All because I own that bulldozer and I can make $100 a day, as a grading contractor whenever I want to." IT'S THE SEASON &ere~ted . " for the remembrance of thmgs We know that WP have not rearhed the ideal or complete program that "e would like to have m Meigs. but ''" have at least the fra mework of program ol Interest to youth to take up the slark time in their lives. The mounting of a summer school is one move that should be applauded Many of us have alwavs contended tha t there IS a great econom· ic waste when a school plant costmg in the millions lies idle for ovrr three months of the year This year the new program called "Head Start " will attract many who would oth erwiSe waste thelf tJme, and its benef1ts will most surely prove valuable in the school years that lie ahead for the small fry .... Voice of Broadway ••• reporting S~:tn~inel COMMENT~ liNG . _.. this somber Issue as though It were only IIQme pomt-acorlng, academtc h1gh-school debate where nobody could pooalble aet blood on h11 hands. No Pre•ident, anr nobody else, could free men m public posi· t1ono from the stark and irreducibly obhgation to speak with restramt when troops of their own country are m battle in a foreign land. Dissent; ye~, cer· tamly - but responsible dilsent. This, of colll'se, Ia what the President Is talking about. By Jinuny Harlo Rona J11ffe, novelist on the t~ubject of Rona Jafie: "I'm e kind of a perSOIJ that U I Was m Death Ro · electric cha· w going to tha IT, and they asked me what I wanted f meal I'd . , or my last b ' say, I m on • diet rmg me a chef'I salad.' " , MovJe p;;;d,;-;:-:,.ngelo Riz. zoh, only half joking· "The ind,': would be no Italian oim try if someone hadn't m ted the bed." ven Petu O"I'oote denyln h• gorgeous "T0 be g eI England an actor in dio, fib~ any kind of actor, r1• . ' stage, the primary requisite Is to know how to act, notto ooze oex all!*al Look OI!J" actors. Some are llllll~t like Alec Gulnnm, Albert Finney and Hugh GrlfrHh. Some :_ broad, like Richard Bur. Some .,. taU, like Re1 FREEZER HELEN HELP US! l - - by Helen Bottel--' REFRIGERATOR ......... ......-- ~ BREAKFAST NEWS Dear Helen I think husbands who read the newspapei at the breakfast table are terrible. The children and I can't communicate with him at all. His breakfast is al· ways cold by the time be's fin. ished reading. What can I do, burn the paper, or shoot the newsboy?-IGNORED Dear lg: You aren't going to love me for my answer, but morning newspaper editors will .. , ... Forewith: A w1fe Isn't at her scintillating best In the early a. m. Nor 1s a husband apt to dispense charm and companion· ship when he'd rather be sleeping. If you've got qulz·klds at that hour, you'd just as soon they 'd whizz off till you can cope. So what better time for a paper curtain? A man needs to read his newa somewhere, and his family can spare him handily at breakfast when he Isn't all there anyway. -H. Dear Helen: My vote won't count much on this "baby at fO" question, beclluae like you, Helen, I thmk it Is a family affair. But nevertheless, I'd suggest that "Longing" take her cottage at the lake and forget having a second family. She and her husband have done their job raisIng two children, and they deserve a little luxury and relaxation. Then, too, there are bound to be grandchildren in a few years, so they won't lack for company at their cottagechildren they can truly enjoy because they won 't have the reaponslbility of raising them. Besides, hasn't she heard of the Population Explosion? AI you might gueaa, I hove two small onea and to me a summer cottage sounds like Heaven. I have at least 18 yean before I can think of onef-ENVIOUS .. Dear Helen: This ia to ~<Longing" who isn't sure whether to purchase a new cottage or have 11 new famIly. I was 38 when my daughter left for college and my son not B[RRY'S WO~lD too far behind. I bad various outside Interests, plus a job I loved. But let me assure you that the baby that came Jmo our Uves has given us more fulfillment than we both have ever known. No, we did not write out a list of advantages and disadvan· !ages. If we had, I'm sure we would have chickenedout We didn't think - we just went ahead and had our baby, "Long. lng" will never be sorry. --ONE WHO KNOWS UNOBSERVANT Dear Helen Yesterday my daughter told me, alter a neighbor had point· ed it out to me - and I ,...fuset1 to believe it! She is over e1ght months preg111111t. She quil school abou~ four montha ago, but told me it was because she planned to marry this boy she has been going with for the past five months. The baby 's father is the boy she went w1th before that. She doesn't want to marry h1m, and she refusea to keep the baby. She'a 16. l am a widow with five child· ren (including my daughter) at home. l can't bear to tbinlc of her giving away her baby, and am beggmg her to keep it. I'll <.'are for it as if II were my own. Helen, It Isn't right to give away a child - not when I want It so bad! What do you think' - MRS. T. T. Dear Mrs. T.: First I think you are ex. tremely unobservant! Second, I think your emotions need time to subside before you make any decisions. There are several good reasons why your daughter should· not keep the baby - all very obvious. Mamly, she doesn't want It ; you aren't ready for it ; and the child would have more advantages with loving foster parents. - H. - - e12 CU. FT. UPRIGHT or CHEST $199 e 16 CU. FT. UPRIGHT · · · · · ·· .. · $248 e 17 CU. FT. CHEST · -.... ·.. · $258 e 18 CU. FT. UPRIGHT ........ $278 e 23 CU. FT. CHEST · · ...... $299 These ale all thrnlrne dehrx e freezers with alumInum liner s f\o por<el•in m· ~ a m ted interiors like <ompetattve branrls e REFRIGERATORS e •1J 6 Cu. Ft., 2 Door COMBINATION _ _ $268 with tr1de MONTH CLIP THIS COUPON REGATTA COUPON Deposit At H&R Firestone Stands Good for Drowing On Froe Prizes I DOWNIE. (" NAME ...... . The Men'• Store ADDRESS ..... ---~- ·Ready to use ... H& RFIRESTONE STORE ... ' !) '·\ 41 Q .,,.. lr tr1d1 $9.00 This column 18 dedicated to family living, so If you aro having kid trouble or just plain trouble, let Helen Help YOU . She will also welcome your own amusing etperlencea. Address Helen Bottel Ill can ol this newspaper. WANT·ADS 0 trade $299wllh Dtfrost ___ _ FOR PATIOS Increase outdoor fun . Add 1 patio or 1 barbecue. · Call us today. Fast Delivery. Low in cost. Get 1 free estimate. \ .. "~ ~l+Jft Goeglein Ready Mix Co• PAGE ST, ~ WY2·52a4 MIDDLEPORT, 0. .... "TitiM rl If eir fht frnlt,.,. .. .... . . .... . $228wlth Cu. Ft ., Automatic f I. - _ MIDDLEPORT, 0. • •• Cu . Fl., 2 Door COMBINATION _ . ·" \. ' .. ·' '· �. """ \ (.-.- .. ·~ -~ - ___ __ ..... . . . -__ .. . I ' 4-H Club News ' We don\ believe in'half-.way'values-\ Sentinel, Services are new· YOU GET THE TOTAL SAVINGSof REALLY LOW PRICES and AMERICA'S MOST VAWABLE STAMPS Dlnty Meort BEEF STEW i' SUP•R MARKETB .I ., CORNER SECOND and MILL Monday Thru Thuroday -9 to 6 WATCH JOHN HAMER Instant Coffee Every Sat. Nite At 10:45 P. M. SAVE YOUR RC COLA. DIET·RITI COLA, NEHI, TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS. Giant box lb. Ma1wtll HOUit AND SELECT THE WINNING NUMBER 20c oH IO-o1. i<u $129 Swlft'o TOPPY-U. S. Cavoromeot loopeeted SLICED BACO 1"'IIII..I111 . BISCUIT MIX 10,000 PRIZES EVERY 4 ~~:·· 4,040,000 Health & Beauty 1-lb. Troy Pack Lun, Mild, Su1•r Cured SAVE 20c - Medicated SAVE 30c Slln•Up - CHUCK ROAST II&H GREEN STAMPS GIVEN AWAY FREEl 49c Gillette Vacation Travel Kit IONELISS, ROLLED & TIED 39c ~:; Johnson's Powder Swllt'o Pronol•m-U. S. Government lnopected ''JiHy Foamy $149 Rivht Guard-Ra1ar, 2 Blad11 er. 20o off Rag1lar or Drip Matt's Folger's Coffee 3-lb. Can Pineapple Juice NEW GAME EVERY W.<:EK PICK UP WEEK NO. 5 CARD NOW 3 46-oz. 11 Tropical Fruit Punch $ 99 Stokely c 32-oz. Can can1 Red Cr. Style Wh. Ker. No. 2 Cans Cherry - Peach c 20-0z. Boxes Pillsbury Turnovers Apple Blueberry Peach Jl.i-Oz. Cherry Berry Pkg. 1OC Pkg1. c Plastic ,, 30-QUART JOHNSON'S PLEDGE lla lite in,u .ar(fd it• NOW IHIU SAT, JUNf 11 , 19&$ chut, AI ANY EVANS Pa r 'alio, P'lcnlc or Trav•l. Ttfloa Coated Recal FRY PAN 1/1 GAL ClN , All fLAVORS UA lTEST CHfC UUOUO hval 1D" Aluminum skillet ICf CRfAM witi'l two coat 1 of Teflon. .U ANY f\'ANS ~UAM CHEST 14 01 . AUO SOl CAN lVt~ r.. 12" 19c c Lg. bunch Kraft HOT HOUSE Tomatoes 59C lb. Allsweet Marcarine 39c Freno• Drauinc 'btl.""'· 29c qt. btl. Cla,p'a Strained Baby Food 3Ja" 25c No stick cookin1 , no Hour cloaning. (ompart •I $2.99. s1aa s1 Kraft Catalina Drtul11 ..... 39c btl. -lb. 48c 2 1ctns. STYRENE W1!h !h ,. Cov11nn 1. '""" "'" Of NOW lHitU SAT, JUNf ll, ? doz. Bottle J1/GtrrtffiMP S Wilh T ~ i • (o..,pon & 'u rcf•ole of plcg. JUICY !-1-Gal. "KITCHEN-RICH" Good! d~G~;!sTANS' 2-rall Lemons 3 $1 Hygrade Corned Beef Hygrade Potted Meat k•. Evans Instant Coffee 69c Aurora Toilet Tissue 25c 35c Northern Towels ~~~th. Wear-Ever Alum. Foil 250 Stokely's Crushed Pineapple 3~=~.2 99c Johnson~s Klear Wax ~L ,,29 2-rell pkv. REFRESHING Lttrnon Frasti es IIOIIM THIS COUrON IOI "-- ........ 2 lbs. CELERY Honey Graham (ra(kerJ 01111 jar CRISP PASCAL Old fashion Sugar Cookies " 0 "~Foo.., Can FRESH GREEN PEPPERS STRIETMANN "MIX OR MATCH" They're 6Yl-Oz. FRESH TENDER Green Beans 3G3 8-0:r. Cans Chunk Tuna PIES Stokely CUT GREEN BEANS SHELUE BEANS Na. 303 Cans Argo MORTON . "i No. 303 Cans Light 4c o:f ... 6 99c 6Nca~~o 99c & 99c 6 5 '1 Stokely Applesauce Stokely Kidney Beai~3 Stokely Golden Corn Van Camp's Pork &B·eans Van Camp's Beanee Weenee Crisco Appl• - --- DETERGENT 41o 8 lb. Ave. SPIN THE FOUR WHEELS OF FORTUNE ON WHTN-TV-CHANNEL 13 only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all LAUNDRY PICNICS: SPAM ~::::· 39c Friday and Saturday - 8:30 to 8:30 cola Fully Cooked or Fresh (Qflt • Show me afilter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat." lwlft'o Proml~m-U. , I. Oov't. lnoptotod 224·••- 89C I diet·rlte I said was: katie EVANS HOTDOG or HAMBURGER Hidden Magic BUNS HAIR SPRAY Rerular - Reg, $2.35 15-o:r. Aer. Can SAVE 11c Extra Control $1ft pluo t«* 2 ~asc katie EVANS POTATO lOLLS Property Transfers Boaverelte 4-8 Club Beoverette 4-H Club met on May 28 at the Portland Elementary School. Mrs. Howard Ebersbacb, advisor, was in charge of the project lesson. The lesIOn was on "How to Lay a Francis R. Montgomery, Fre· Pattern and What the Markings da E. Montgomery to Roger W. OD Patterns Mean." A demon· Horshbarger, 80 acres, Salem. otrat1?n on ''How to Starch Audrey Chevalier, Vlrd ChevClothmg and the type of Starch alicr to Adrian J. Roberts, Hello Use" was given by Jackie en M. Roberls, 50 acres, Olive. Gluesencamp. Cindy Fitch was Roger P. Daniels, Helena P. In charge of recreation. The Daniels, Mary E. Roush, Edgroup enjoyed a game of dodge son E. Roush, Hugh R. D•nlel.!, ball. -Sandra Johnson, News Esther Daniels, Rollin M. DanRepo_rter. iels, Christine Daniels to J. EdHamsonvllle Boyt Honor Club ward Foster, Marla S. Foster, Seventeen boys were presenl Lot, Salisbury. when the Harr!aonville Boys 4- Myrtle L. Gill to Nathan H Honor Club met recently at Biggs Belly Biggs parcels the Grange lbill .at Harrison- Salisbury_ ' ' yj]~ Tile &roup dJScusBed the!l" Richard E. Grueser, Jessee ga nlng projects. A game of L. Grueser to Don E. Harrison baseball was played after the . ' meeting VI gU Atk" dE Joan Hamson, parcels, Rut. r lOS an rn~ land esl Wood are the advisors of .· the club _ Earie Wood, News Richard N. Strerelt, Lois Ann Reporter. Sterrett to Frank W. Porter, Harrisonville Girls Honor Club Jr., Lots, Syracuse. . The project lessson was on Lera K. Jones, Exec., Came Foods when the Harrisonville E. Knopp , dec., to Glendon E. Girl• 4-H Honor Club met re- Faulk, Eleanor J _ Faulk, Lots, cently ot the Harrlsonvtlle Middleport . Grange Hall. The group discuss- James H.. Allen, Geraldme AI· ed the melhod for cooking and len to Wlmfred L. Dent, Evemaking deviled eggs. AIM, the lyn M. Dent, Lots, Middleport. type of texture and appearance Howard C. Cecil, Kathleen 0. oatmeal cookies should have Cecil to Virgil R. Lee, Maxine afler they are baked was dis- Lee. Lots, Pomeroy. cussed. Debbie Sheets was in charge NAPLES, Italy (UPI) - Tino of recreation. A game of Chin- Straulino ol Italy won the ese lllg was played. _ Edith world 5.5 meier sailing chamWood, News Reporler. pionship Monday, completing Bedford SbininK Stars the final heat in 4 hours 2 min· Twenty members attended a utes and S8 seconds. 4-H meeting of the Bedford Straullno's boat totaled 6,469 Shining Stars which was held points. Australia's Southern recently at the Bedford Gradel Cross was second with 6,462 School. The project lesson was points. American Gardner Cox taught by Mary Midkiff on of Villanova, Pa. finished third "How to Make Cookies." Nancy with 5,855 points. St. Clair gave a demonstration on "How ot Set a Tea Table." LOS AN GE L E S (UP!) "Couldn't We Give Better Re- Featherweight Danny Valdez ports" was the topic of a jpec- Monday was forced to cancel lal report by Sandra Seal. - his scheduled 12-round bout Mary Brickles, News Report· with Mercer Smith because of er. a back injury suffered in trainFive Point Star Stilchero ing. The Five Point Star Stitchers ---"~------4-H Club met. recently at the 4-H age, parents, and advisors. home of theU" adviSor, Mrs. This Is another one of the Roy Holter. Other advisors at- programs worked out under dl· tending the meetmg were Mrs. rection of the Area Extension Dwight Milhoan, and Mrs. Ol'is Center in Jackson. ivan Archer Ginther. The project lesson was Area Extension Agent, 4-H, I~ and,!earn.mg how lo do Swedish. in charge of the program . on Mak~~ Tea Towels and The event will open at 9:45 Weavmg. Ann Holter and Jack- a. m. EST, by m..,ting at Kyger le Mora were named program Creek Generating Plant parking ehalrmen for the year. Three lot. This plant is located on new members _taken into the Route 7 just below C11eshire. club were Ingr1d Hawley, Shel- Earh person attending is to Ia McKnight and Debbie Shock· bring hili sack lunch wllh him . ey. -Heidi Mi!hO'an, News Re- The afternoon part of the tnur porter· will be at the Buckeye REA Ele<trl~ Club 4-11 Tour Headquarters in Gallipolis. A spec1al _t~ur to learn more , This program is designed to about elednc1ty, 1ts uses, pro- bring club members a better ductlon, and transmission has Iunderstanding of how electrlcibeen arranged for 4-H club ty is generated, controlled and members. leaders and parents measured. It is expected a line for June 15. The event I• open truck will be available during ot all 4-H members and theU" lthe day to see some of the friends as long as they are of working tools of the trade. LYONS RACINE Clover Farm Store Food Market "The Store With A Hart" Route 7 Fifth and Pearl RACINE Open I to a Mon. Thru Sat. TUPPERS PLAINS s Nylon Fabrlc Sovo At Ba ker Furn1ture o MIDDLEPORT OHIO Clover Farm Department Store Just MORE for Your FOOD DOLLAR PHONE SH 2-5543 No Stamps, No Games, No Coupons- JUST SAVINGS RT. 124 RUTLAND Right Reserved to Limit Quantities. Kraft Salad Dressing MIRACLE WHIP Savings Like These! TENDER LEAF .. Serve Refreshing Iced Tea INSTANT TEA c quart 11~20%. - -- 1•r BUSH'S SHOWBOAT BRAND PERT BRAND ... Assorted Colon Fairmont's Best Jl J11111 1•• ...·-·· ·· •••• , IIII I. JCE~AR · ~I IAII••••· ........nL··•••u•r•J i RN.•.J.L.I ~-~ THE REAL ICE CREAM -u Goo&'hMd I ·-·..,;.,· 69cigal. BRAN~ .. . Soft, Absorbent PORTAGE BRAND . Best Buy You'll Find SWEET PICKLES DEL MONTE ... Best Quality, Low Price PINK SALMON ------~---- 69c Maxwell House lOoz. iar $1.25 pkg. Armour's .• For Quick Meals Florida Fine Fruit Seedless Golden Ripe Bananas lb. ! ' 49C SKINLESS WIENERS lb. c Serve It Hot or Iced ... Instant Coffee 5 lb. ·bag tall can Everything For Your Picnic! SHORTENING GRAPEFRUIT 29C 10 ;:~~- 69c 2 ~;. 89c TOILET TISSUE For Biking & Caoking ... Snow Drift 31b.can package - - -- - of 2.00 PAPER NAPKINS SNOWY 59C .!~ 10c PORK & BEANS ANOTHER BAKER VALUE SOFA BED NO FANCY GIMMICKS HERE I RUTLAND Canned Picnics .19 31b. can Old Smoke House CHIPPfD BEEF ~=-29c ' ' . �' ) Bible Schoo} W'J} •' I Begtn 1Haggl'l'ty, Connie Haggerty, or Kindergarten. Primary and l Rev. Frame ) 8 At Beverly Knapp, Leah Ann Mill· Junior Departments . er. Cindy Roush, Sandra PickGirl Scouls working toward Annual Conference 1ens, Cozy Cooke, Mrs. Samuel tl1cir God and Community A- - - - - - - - · - - --.·--·-- - - - - - •llalstead, Mrs. !larry Pickens, ward will be assisting wilfl the MASON - The Rev. Marvan By Mrs. Carroll Adam•, Jr. Mayor George Thayl'l', presid- and Mrs. llelen Smithson. Bible School this year. Frame of the Mason Melhodlst LUTHERAN WOMEN ing. Others m attendance were AMERICAN LEGION Patrol Boys aiding the child· Church Is attending the West The Lutheran Church ~omen llilda , Ridgway, recorder , Ro- The Amencan Legion met on ren across the street wOI be Virginia annual conference this of St. Paul Lutheran C~~rch I land Karr, Charles Roush, Paul Tuesday evemng lor their reguJimmy Artis and David week at Buchannan, w. Va. ~eld a J~tnt meetm~ ·111 . He,. Rickard, Carl Tennant, council· br monthly meeting. During MASON - Bible Schoo) at Smith. He is secretary of the Board oay evenmg at the church. The men; Charles Zerkle, Water the business meeting the l!fOUP the Mason Methodrst Church The refreshment committee 1 · · 25 4 1 I SHUT AS LOW AS topic ot the eve~mg ·· " '.;•;· and Sewer Department; Don- voted to donate one hundred will b~ held June 11 • 18 . 21 chairmen are Mrs. Ray 'ruck· o tsslons. . hmd rhe !•·on .., •. , "" . ' ,, ., aid Ohlinger. policeman; James dollars to the New Haven Re- [lhrough June 25 !rom I a. m. er, Mrs. George carson and No worship semce will be Mrs. Edna Burrts servmg as Grlbert and F. C. Reichert, creation Foundation to be ap- to II a. m. each day . Mrs. Mrs. Lester Zerkle. held at the Mason Metbodtsl AS leader. A panel dtscu.,ll·t·o ·•• , members of the Sanitary Board. plied to the swimming pool. James Proffitt of Mason, DiChurch on Sunday, June 13th, led by Mrs. J. V. McGrew, I Several members from llaven[ EUB BIBLE SCHOOL rector of the School , h8J asked however, Sunday School will Mrs . Gary Roush and Mrs. t'31·· Heights appeared before the· The New Haven EUB Church the parents to register their TRUCK BURIED be held as usual at 9:45 a. m. r·o\J Adams..lr. . Coundl to secure mfonnationois holding Vacation Bible school I children immediately either by MASON _ Goegleio's Truck a. m. on the 13th. rhe meeting opened wtlh the about the financing lor paving from June · 7 through June 11 calling her or Mrs. Reuben of Middleport loaded with 1rav. II smgt·ng ot "Built on ", H ''' '· the slree!s on Haven He1g · hts. with Mrs. Carl Gibbs as direct· Stewar1• Mason. Worship service& wl resume el was burled to lhe axle on n 2ot at 8·30 SHEATHING 1nd FRAMING the Church Doth Sta~d follow· Mr. John Richman and Mr. or. Leah Ann Miller will be The theme is "God and !lis Maple Streel In Mason on Sat- on Sunday, J\e hr hi s~r­ 110 ed with scnprure ,moll and , Pete. Grinstoad appeared be- organist, Mrs. Pete Burris, has World." Co-directors are Mrs. urday as the driver or the !ic~.w~J~d J! ~e::f ;o 1~ : . m. MAtERIAL AT LOW PRICESI Prayer. . . . fore the Council. Mr. Grmstead charge of the story each morn- · Stewart and Mrs. Mabel Mor- truck auempted to . deliver ! . Mrs. Wtlham Russell preSided 1 presented a petitior !rom sev- ing , Miss Ethel Riddle is 110ng gao. gravel at the home of Emma & at the busmess meetmg. A. . era\ property owners protesting leader , and Mrs. Otba Lieving. The School will be composed Forthe. A winch truck and an- ly been placed across the road. thank you letter from Mrs. Ed- the appro.val of a Trailer Court Mrs. Harry Capehart, Mrs. Ber· [ I other trrook were needed to The cave-in was in the middle 1 MASON, W. VA. SP 3·5554 WID Roush l~r th~ gomg away Ion the South Side of Fifth nard Lieving and Mrs. Roy candy was presented to each Iget the wheel out of the hole of the road m front of the Forlhe party and grit grven her was Street between Ann and Butler , Cooke, Kitchen Committee. shut-in where a sewer line bad recent- property. read. A donatiOn was made to streets former ly the Yonker Th tb · • fiiiiii.iiiiii he1P ch'ld d camp Lu- Trailer• Court. The council aft- Christ, e Our ernePeace," IS I ren. atten lor classes MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE STYLE ther. A nommalmg commrttee er hearing reasons lor the pro- irom Kindergarten through the FIRST QUALITY MESH OR MEN'S WASH AND WEAR was appomted to nommare of- testing the t'()urt and Mr. Ricll- 6th grade, and "The Bible Tells PLAIN SEAMLESS ltcers atthe October Jornt meet-[ man's reasons for gomg ahead Me About God" for 7th to 9th , mg aod mc\udes Mrs. Wrlham wrth the court as previously grades. I Powell, Sr., Mrs. Harold Rose granted voted to deny the pro- Teachers and helpers are as Printr.-Wovens-Knlts and Mrs. Carroll Adams, Jr. test on grounds that it was pre- follows: Kindergarten - Mrs. Black-Willow- Whut or Tan Good looking, eool and eomfor· Best hosiery buy anywhere. Take your Mrs. J. V. M~Grew gave. a viously a trailer court and per· John Hollman, Mrs. Judy table. Sbort sleeve sport shirts choice of plain sheers or fine mesh seam· Handsome, wE'll tailored report on the d.istrtct meetmg mJSSJOII haa agam ot:~n 1::1 "nt· Hesson, Mrs. Charles RousJJ for summer... wear. Big choice summer .sport slacks !or lesss nylons in the season's best shades of patterns and colors. Sizea S, held recently at Parkersburg. ed tor a court ""d also that the and Mrs. James Hart; Primary men. Made of wash and and in sizes 8'h to 11. Long wear at an M, Land XL wear eotton fabrics. Refresh~ents were served by Council had rece1veci no prevl· lst grade - Mrs. Harold Bum· economy price. Choice of best colors. the Ruth Ctrde to those attendous complarnts against the M·s Cecil Pickens and . . Mr Ed ll ,. 'I . I garner, ' . DISCOUNT PRICE mg · s. na Uti Is, ·" rs. 1court. Mrs. Eddie Bumgarner; PrimDiscount Price Discount Prlc~ Herman Layne. ~Irs. Johnny 1 issuing of town licenses lor ary 2nd grade - Mrs. James 59c A PAIR Roush, Mrs. Don Bumgar~n~~· · the com mg fis cal year was dis- N. Roush, Mrs. Roscoe CalMrs. Wilh•m Powell, Si • ·: 1" · cussed but tl was tabled until hourn and Mrs ..James Gilbert; .Tack T. Welch, Mr.~ . . { ary Council could cvHUICL 1111! town ·~ Primary 3rd grade- Mrs. Her. Roush, Mrs. Grant Roush, Mn. lawyer to try and secw·e a man Ohlinger, Mrs. Carol LaSiteS eoch Marold Rose. Mrs. . Hobert more unilorm rate. I they and Ruth Laudermilt; Jon29 Layne, Mrs. Otto Gnrnm, Mrss Council moved to make ' iors 4th grade- Mrs. Martin To 38 Lelah Jane Powell, Mrs. Har- Fourth Street a through street Beris!ord. Mrs. Tom Hollman ry Layne, Mrs. Jack Hesson, from Rollms to Mary with a und Mrs. Gerald Clark; Juniors Mrs. Paul Roush, Mrs. David Jour way stop at Mtll Street 5th grade - Mrs. Charles Wea. SHOP Roush, Mrs. Velma Roush .. Mrs. temporarily. . ver, Mrs. Roy Jones and Mrs. A. L. Sprouse: Mrs. Wilham BEND t!USTLERS CLUB I Harry Hoffman ; Juniors 6th THURSDAY Russell, Mr> .. Carroll Adams, 1 The Bend Hustlers 4-H Club I grade - Mrs. Howard Burris, FRIDAY M~ . GMar~m Ohlinger, Mrs. I mel ut the New Haven Lodge Mrs. Chester Weaver and Mrs. · · 'R~;:~v CLUU Hall at 7 lor their regular , Dorsey Roush; Junior High AND Th R Cl b monthly meeting with &lndra, Mrs. Jack Flesher and Rev. 1 0 Th e d ary u themet on P1ckt!ns presidmg. Devotiuns Martin Berisford: and Jean and SATURDAY udrsMaythedventmCgh at h Hart- were led oy Allan Smithson to\- June Bumgarne; will be m l f or e d'o 1s urc 1orTh a 1owed by a poem rea d bY 1!:u1 charge of keeping · the Nursery. ' regu1a~ mn~r 1~ee1mg. ose die Halstead . The program was 1 Misses & Children• FOR THE BEST BUYS AT THE MEN'S BRIEF attendmg were Richard 0 r d, resented b Calli Ha gerl . I VISITS SHUT-INS FABRIC SPORT BOXER SWIM Rev. Martin Bemford, Arllrur P . Y Y g ' L Do ld Sandra Prckens, Stevre HalMASON The ~a son SPmor Th abet , I,erman ayne, na d .• C · H , 1 h' · k · F Roush H<Jrrv \ 1ille•· 11 ,.. ,.1' 11 stea. attu onme agge.r ty. 1Youth Felows 1p m eepmg . c · h rt,' F · k Ca h 1 The theme used was "A Year with Slate Shul·l.ns Day, along ape a ran · pe ar , R d G d .. h h . M R White or blue Iabrie uppers, Clyde r·o ley and a guest Mr. oun ar en . wit t e1r counc t1or, rs. ay Get in the swim In a pair rubber soles , cushioned in · Fallara. ' Games were played and Proffitt . visiled 12 shut·ins at of these fme swim trunks. ner soles. All ~ lzes for chil· .N.:W HAVI!:N I SPE·CIALS 0n JOne 17 - I ~ .~.· '. Society Notes PANELING $4• 12c~: CEILING TILE A~ow Plywood Prices Reduced! HOGG .._ ' ZUSPAN MAnRIALS CO. I SPORT SLACKS SUMMER SPORT SHIRTS NYLON HOSE 1 Plumbin!J· Heating 1 s 1 .99 Your Dependable Dealer For PLUMBING AND .88 .00 HEATING Phone WY ·2-2550 3 ROOMS New Furniture 1 r i\, ),1 TOWN COUNCIL refreshments were sl!rved . I to the ir homes on Sunday evening Tire Town Council met Thurs- Eddie llalstead, Allan Smith· i in the Mason area, F'ollowing a da.v in regular session with son. Stevie Halstead, Cathy [visit a plate of cookie• and WISE SHOPPERS SHOP ... THE SHOE SOX FOR . . . t:hoice o{ brifl( or boxer &tyles. Sizes S. M and L. dren and misses. 5 to 12 and 12\1 to J. pair sv, Whitt & Block _ __ BASKmALL SHOES New arrival!!l in pretty Jilrle dresses for summer wear. Fine cottons, acetates and blended rabrics In newest patterns and ~ummer colors. Junior!'!. misses and womflns Rites. ~.99 only-.- L While They last! $1 00 ' REGULAR 69c Round or Squart PAD & COVER VI-JON ANTISEPTIC FOAM PILLOW SETS TOILETRIES MICRIN F 0 R MS Tenon ('Dated scorch· proof covf'r and fibre glass pad . Fits M inch board. Take your choice of many hou sr hold toile· try Items. Jumbo si7e pack Vi Jon quality . Johnson & Johnson fa. mous mouth wash. Re· gular 69c value. Save at the Bonanza. Urethune foam plastlo round or square pillow form ready to be COY· Discount Prlct 19~. MEN'S CUSHION BOYS BRIEF 36x6 VINOCEL FINE 10 SQUARI WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SOLE WORK STYLE SWIM PLASTIC WINDOW PANCY DRESI ZORI SANDALS SOCKS TRUNKS SHADES PRINTS St:>eeial purcballt lot. B:r,• better q ualll)t • m trunks In ohes 6 to 18. Savo Ill the Bonanza. Green, tan or white. Supported plastic win· dow ohadea. 36x6 abe complete on roller. DI-nt Price Discount Price DlsCJOunt Price New aelectlon of p ty printed pallenll Floe dreu tottons. lncbeo wido, fall eol on. Discount Price M THn Agen, Womens Whitt Black Biege Faded Blut N1rrow & MHium Widths crepe rubber chjJdren. sox. White cotton. They wear l':::f.er and are more co pr Discount Price Out-Small 5 to $199 • CELEBRITY" BRAS 11 Missel 3 2 ,•. $2.00 $3.87 PAt A Hljh quulity bras In the mo6l popular atyl· • es. Sizes A, B and C. ''Cefebrltr" quallty, Economy pr1e· ed. Discount Price Sneakers- s2.99 • i ' .I For the Worrnrn Who Needs A Larger Size With cushioned arch support TEEN AGERS, LADIES WEAR WALKING METAL TOWEL OILETTE P~BRIC SPORT SHORTS POLES PICTURES SNEAKERS Well made of fine wash Big &lze plaatle framed rico. Plain colora and sbadow plaids. Sl•e• 211 to 36. Chrome p!Jited adjust. able towel rnlea that uve space n the batb room. of fine paintings. Antique ltylo frames. Made In USA. Womeu Iabrie sport aneali:en Rubber 110lea, euahlon· ed Inner aoleo. Bizet to 10. DlaCIOUnt Prlct DIICOUnt Price Discount Price Discount Price f I I While Only to 81f1 - - - - 51\.99 ~.L $1·'' pr $2.00 ' ea pictures. Oilette repro- d~¥1ions $,.94 50! $1 .00 RAMBLERS 1964 Rambler 4 Dr. $ave Station Wagon. S cylinder. OHV, radio and heat· er. Standard lranB. One owner, clean and nice 1963 Rambler Cust. $ave Custom 4 Dr. Sedao. One local owner, Fry without grease for belter health . A $2.99 valuf'. At Bonanza& 1-i peeial. p.tr S .97 ea dun·$ garees for men. Heavy 10 .99 oz. denim. Sizes 29 to 42. Best buy In town . MIDDLEPORT, 0. Spreads ealily, eoven well. Economy priced 2 Dr. Sedan. One local owner, real nice 1962 Rambler Classic $ave Deluxe, 2 Dr. Sedan. Auto. trans. Heater. Clean and nice pr 'Spoelal mtll ISBOM· ment of non skJd throw rues. Many •olors, slz· c and patterns. Close outa and lrre gulars.Bia: values. tA pr METROPOLITAN MOTORS ••1. and best eolors. ea .oo-606 I. Main St. "VICTOR" BRAND VINYL LATEX WALL PAINT REGATTA . WEEK-END JUNE lQ-19-2.0 Dries In about 30 min· utes. For brush or roll· er. Cboloe of white ond ' . PIH<"~ 'I ' " ·• 0 ,. ,. • · 0 • • O + .. . P · ,. , 0 . r , , . . ... . . . • · 0 • • · - - ........, . - - •• .. -" • .or - • o -- •- ..., .._ ...., ,, r ... ~- · ~--- ·~·- · • _ , •• • 0 ·~.... o.,.O o·• ··~~ · ·.. .. - ..... . · - -· ...- . ...... ,""~"",..,."""-. . . . ... . . . . . ., ...........,. . . . . 4,.. 1_..._ . _,... .. .., ._ Pomeroy • pastel colors. Discount Price WY 2-3870 ... . ,.. ,.._._,. ,, ~ ..... i Eastern Society Notes 'Mr. and Mrs. !. 0. McCoy opent the weekend at Burnsville W. Va., with Mrs. Cecil Post and Mrs. McCoy's lllllther, Mrs. Ella Fox. Whil& there they attended their alumni banquet. Miss Sandra Wells of Pomeroy bas been staying with her grandmother, Mrs. Dana Fick. She Is employed In Parkersburg, W. Va. 1 Callers ol Mr. and Mrs. Norman McCain and daughters over the recent weekend were Mr. and Mra. Vernon Cleland of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Gale McCain and son, D ale : Lee, Torch. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Massar and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Riggs were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock of Long Bottom. Miss Iris McCoy visited recently at Falrborne with Mr. and Mrs. George Powell. Miss McCoy also Accompanied the senior class on their trip to Wasbinf!(on, D. C. and N e w1 York. Mrs. Mary Reed accompanIed Mr. and Mrs. Keith Casdorph ; of Columb"" to Charleaton, W. ! Va., where. she spent Sunday and MOnday with Mr. and Mn. Pdf! Will 100 famUy and call· ed · 11!1 Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, " Mr. and 1\(rs. charll!s Mastlll' ealled ~~ lit!' hJsiF., ·Mrs. ()s. car BabcoclC~t tliti.Me.IBs Gen· ! ,1963 Rambler Amer. $ave $,.99 house paint In white -LOW DISCOUNT PRICE MEN'S 10 OZ. BLUE DENIM "' ~~~~~.~~~~cut HOUSE PAINT LOOP RUGS Discount Price ' auto. trans. Radio and beater, like new "DIXIE" BRAND OIL BASI FANCY VISCOSE YARN e AIR MA nRESSES .. .. .. $2.79 - $3.98 eCOMPLETE POOL SET ............ $6.95 e SA NDALS ·•· · · ··· · · ·· · ··· · · · · · $1.39 eiCE CHESTS ........ · .. · ...... · · $1.37 SPECIAL SAVINGS ON See These And M1ny More At -SPECIAL ASSORTMENT- FRY PANS Pink or Green Size• 51ft and wear cotton fab- SUNBEAM POR THE BEST DEAL ANYWHERE! 37:. LADIES' USA JUNE 20 METROPOLITAN MOTORS HEAVY ALUMINUM Closeoul of Sizes 81!2 N toM Summer Flat el PLASTIC FRAMED TEFLON COATED 10 INCH nNNIS OXFORD $,.00 94! Ray Benson AT 33! Adlustoble Chrome EXTRA SPECIAL! Sizes 5-3 4 7 : o t. MENS WASH & 30 to 42. CHILDREN'S ortable. 19:, Manufacrturera Clost • ( HeaVJI cushioned sole c 11> les. Assorted colon tn all sizes for women & T STRAP Cushioned Sole Dobiii&-American Dags Thick FOR LITTLE GIRLS WHITE LEATHER CANVAS TENNIS OXFORDS TENNIS OXFORDS Discount Prlct Prlct AND $5.47 LOAFER . $2.99 WOMEN$ Disco~nt FATHERS DAY SEE .. ered with your flv• ile fabric . 48~. White Canvas MASON, W. VA. Discount Prlct $).99 MENS & BOYS FURNITUR£ CO. POMEROY OHIO LARGE SIZE DISCOUNT PRICES Only 14 Pain MASON DISCOUNT STORE IRONING BOARD DRESSES lo Big 12 $30.00 Oown-8• 1anu on C~nwenltnt hrrne We Repair All Makes & Models Shop The Bonanza For These Big Bargains SHORT SLEEVE OR SLEEVELESS BASKETBALL OXFORD Sizes C MIDDLEPORT NEW SUMMER FASHIONS MENS & BOYS Boys Sizes 3 to 6, White 88 pair in -- SUMMER SHOES EXTRA SPECIAL! Prtce VALUEI QUALITY! STYLE! SNEAKERS $1.88 Disc~unt ONLY SHOPPER'S TRUNKS Discount Price r RADIO & T.V. e SWIM CAPS ··· · · · · ·· 79c • 98c - $1.39 e BEACH TOWELS · ................ ·.. 89c e THERMOS JUGS ........ · .... · $1.37 up COMPLETE LINE OF SWIM ACCESSORIES REG. 43c SHAVER S REG. $24.95 VALUE Golf Balls PHILLIPS MILK MAGNESIA c MUM Deodorant REG.79c SAYERS Reg. 60c each 3 for $1.29 REG. $1.00 TABLETS • - • 43c REG. 69c VALUE .95 RIGHT GUARD • 79c REG. $1.39 PEPTO BISMOL · · -99c REG. $1.00 FASTEETH • • S2c ASPIRIN - too·. 53c TUSSY Deodorant · · SOc I • •• : !(.. 73 MILL ST. YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 122 N. SECOND FREE PARKING IN REAR MIDDLEPORT1 0 • !!"ill hospllil ai ·'Jriomeroy. Mn. · ~----------------~------j'Ba~~u~~~··~~~--~------------------------~-----------------------------..J ' ' �J I,._.. ' • rrton News Notes wm Young Hired by Council ' n M PI To Mamtam ason ant , ;~~ ··~a~~ubo 0~ op~:at~anr.~ 6 ! rangements throuih the coun-1 • I With Dinner 1contmued lrom page I MASON - Joe Y011ng, Mas-/ permit ahaU have been issued.: grounds. , an, was hired as maintenance Any person, firm or coprorallon Wa lter Walker, well • known · 1111111 for the sewage disposal ! that fails. neglects, or refuses , Galhpohs Scout leader and his p•aot and pump employee lor Lo obtain a permit shall upon tr.oop, No. 200, will be charge ; t.1e Water Department, at Moo- ; t:onviction ~ay a fine not exeeed- ot ~arkmg ~rrangemenls. W~lk- : uay' s Mason 'J won Council m~l- ' ing $100. The council informs fr. ~~ also In chilrge uf . sJgn ing. , the public that thts ordnance : prmtmg with the exceptiOn of .o..~l other action, the council i will be entorced. spertal prumuflun Signs made voted to give $'.100 to the Mason The Mason Lillie League Base.: by COHA. County Health Department. 'fhe ball team is holding a car wash ! Belly Walker will be In council members expressed ap· on the Town Gret!n on Front · charge of registration, and she preeiation tor the cooperation : street in Mason this Saturday, will be assisted by at lt>ast six of lhe Health Department al/d' June 12. The public is urged to other office secretaries. Llcy officials ol the town. 3$S ISl the tt"am m earning tunds One member of the Gallipo-. , 1 SEEKS DIVORCE The pubtic ,. urged to take for their group. lis Post. State Highway PaA petition for divo"'e has advantage ot the lr•e Immum. l Attendmg the meeting were lrol will be assigned to the ; ' ubee filed In Meigs county aation Clinic on the first Tues· Mayor Dayton Rayneo, ReCilrd·' grounds to eseort the auto 1 , common pleas <·ourt by Bruce day 01 each month at the City :er, Charlolfe Roush, council· ' cavalcade (rom Triple EEE , A. Morrison of RD 3 Pomeroy Hall in Mason from I tu 3 p.m. man, Charles Yeager, Hoberl to Hidden Valley, tlten 10 : against Martha Morrison RFD Pre·srhool and school age chli· · Kay Wilson and George Car· the Juuior Fairgrounds. The ' Ei~weli, chargloc gross neelect dren as well asa dult• are urg- son. ' Gullia County Sheriff's D•· : · of duty and extreme cruelty. ed ot be mnoculated. partmenl will take part In : Thrt'O minor children are invof. Tbe council discussed the this project. ved in the action. adclitional streets m the town ll 8 Harland Martin and J. Tim : that will be paved. A protest : 1 Evans will be responsible fori SGT. GEORGE BELAK meetmg will be held Fnday, the arrangements in the fair EXPRESS THANKS June lith, at 7.3 p.m. at City building , where 500 are expect-! Tho M~igs County Commls· Hall . All persons mtereste<J 111 ed to attend the late afternoon siooe,. hovo expressed their the paving are urged to attend session of Ute ~rogram. ! thankJ to the Wildwood Junior LhJS meetmg. Streets origmally i Charolais model, crealed by ' 4-H G~n!M llub for placing scheduled Lo be paved wtU be Joe Hutchison with Central . two flo,.... MTl e~nl'nlll In the blacktopped withm • few day s. ' .. ~lrty · one students had 1 Ohio Bredding Associat ion, will , ' shop kmlli~''' tht rourt· Smce the next council meet· . B or above yearly average i be given away by the Ohio Marine Recruiting Sgt. George 115 children, the ser~eant 1dvls· hou~ Ina. will fall on July 5lh, a legal '". all subJects for the 196H5 ' Valley Charolais Association. IBelak. and his w.ife, Donna, 1es If the child Is 1 boy, he will · hohd·ay, rounc1l w11l meet on ".hool. year at Eastern Htgh COBA will prepare cards for txpect to nae. theJr expected be the ,only male Belak of h~s SEIIVIl'II.S 'I'IIVIISDAY the 1ollowmg day. school. regi,tratiOn for this Cilnlest !ftrst arnval e~ther Mark or mothers 36 t!fandchtklren. We Funet 1 1m will be h ld The public Is informee by Ma· [ They are : . The model will be iven. a. Tracy Ann, any day now. .will probably have to dust off ' a aerv e yor Dayton Raynes and c1lUn· Freshmen - Pa!IJ Bahr, Pat. , gl An eight vear corps veteran, the name "TriK'Y Ann," he con· Thursday at 4 p.m. DST lithe 1 1 1 1 cil that • building permit is I ty Borin• and Twila Karr ' way a 1'he close 0 1 '" vro· Belak and ~ife reSide in Ports· eludes Walter ~. Funeral homo In • · ' gram at . t e aJrground b~ mouth . · The · Marine Recruiter's only ' Lo ram · •oc ~- 1'I M8I 1m D ' rs. nt'eessar~- for Hny person want- Sophon10r'fS - Jackie Bahr, . s, co · 1 mg to erect, construct, er1large, Karen Carter. Richard Douglas. ' ~'· D;n~l fj~~"· vice prest·, In his six.('Ounty area. which foretgn duty was in Laos and . Hartley of 1124 Lei!ngton Avf>auer or repair. any buildmg u1· Linda Henderso~, Janel Holsing.l en t. e . A. 1includes Meigs. Sgt Belak , .. stam (Thailand I. Prospecli~e nue, who died Tuesday mornSiructure wnhm the Town of er, Mary Mankm. Edna Mcl'oy, l The G~l!•pohs Chamber of ports the Marine Corps only Marine service In the Domm.l mg. Interment will be at Balli· Moson . .o\n appliratinn to lhe . Sally Mora. Dennis Newland. I Commerce s tourist bureau has . misst>d its recruiting quota once I ican Republic or Viet Nam has more, 0., Fr!day at 10 a.m. Tuwn Recorder, Charlotte Thomas Osborne. Don Roush, lbeen busy .the past two weeks , in the past four years. One oi l slowed enlistmenta, he aaid. Housh . lor a permit lor any , Patricia Smith, Linda Spen<·cr lassJStmg VISJiors m motel and ' ~----~-. -·· - JUNE U·ll w?rk is neeessary. No charge and Sina Summerfield. ''Iho.tel accommodations.. . Th~ Wesleyan Service Guild Will be made for any work Un· Jaoion - Bill Allen, Greg rhe all . day SeSSIOn Will of_the ~cine Methodist church der $200 but an appht'llhon most Bailey, Cheryl Bentz, Charles , commence at ,9, a. m., EST at Will sponsor a rummage sale lit made Knighl and Lmda Larkins. the' Tnple EEE Ranch with at the Simpson Building, RaNo butldm~ or s~·urfore sl"ll Seuion _ Bill Amos. Wilma 1regtstra~wn. cine, on June 11 and 12. This Is be allered. <·onstrueted. enlarg.. Atherton, Diana Baer, Roger Hel'e s the remainder of tbe the final week of the sale, All ed, erected or repotred until a Bahr, Sharon Frank, Alice Har- program: . Meigs County 1.!1 one of 26 . door recreation areas and facll- arlicler an prices low. ·- ··-·· ·~ 1rls. Kenneth Hartung Ins \k 9:30 a. m. -Opemng, by jcounties in the nation where in- 1ties in 230 other counties will Coy and Dora Putna'm. · Wilham P. Smith, Gallia Coun· · terviewers w1ll gat her lnforma. 'j be Inventoried in late July or CARD SHOWER : ly Agncultural ExtensiOn Ag·l lion July I • 8 lrom pr1vate ""rly August. A birthday card shower has ent ,as Master of Ceremonies. olltdoor recreation area opera· · been announced for Orville L-~ ISS ernn 10 a. m. - Visual demonstra. : tors for use in nationwide OUt· d The inventories are being Brown of Chester who Is a pa. OmpfefeS tlon of beef quality traits in · door reereation planning. ~::..by ~eP;l~~:~ hia tient at University Hospital in ~ live CharolaJS·cross steers. Re- I Mr. Roman H. Koenmgs. Re· . p ' Columbus Cards can be sent in D Sh 'ng PlanS suits of Triple EEE Ranch , gional Director. Bureau of Out· undoer contract wJth the care of Brown to the Sev· ress op Wedd, F dl T · of utdoor Recreation of · PI h be ee ol esls on 40 research jdoor Recreation, Ann Arbor,ID f' th Int. enthFioorofUniversityHospit· 118·120 E.Miln ans av~ en compleled . stem . W. W .Wharf on. Exlen· i Mich., said thai private oul· l epartment 0 .• ector. al at 410 W loth Ave Several persons from the for the weddtng of Mtss Bever- · ion Spemhst Ohio State Um· - -- - - -- _ Outdoor recreatton area · · ' •i~s - Ga llia . Mason area ly Jo Perrin and Mr. W111 1am , versilv. ·' FINED $II COSTS ators in Meiga County ' 're among the 888 students ~ B. Dixon which will be solemn- : 11 ~ m. _ Breeding Cattle Carl Hall Po~teroy was lin- asked to provide inf<Jrmatt<m : :~hrec:etved d:olomas at the 11zed Sunday, June 20, at 2·30 : Oemonstrallons by Charley Lit· ed $10 and' costs on 'a charge isuch as how much land ·• Commencement at Mar· m .'he afternoon. at the Flrsl ton, Lifton Charolais Ranch, of throwing a bottle out of ave- use for the purpose, types · I U~tver9lly on SUnday. : U~1ted Presbyterian Church in : Chillicothe, Mo.. Professor hicle and Lawrence Smith recreation they offer . ie hst of graduates indud. l Middleport. Tho vows of the Earle Klosterman, Animal Rutland, forfeited a 1200 bond major problems and difllculitie& ~ :. tho,. undergraduat. and double nng reremony will be j Science Department, Ohio Ag- on a DWI charge In Pomeroy they encounter.. . duate stude~ts who romrlt>t- read by the Rev. Howard Rup. l ricultural Experiment St.':ition Mayor Charles Legar's court : The mformatmn wh1ch ill gad degree reqUJremenh in July pelt . . and J. L. Lawrence Htdde~ ' Tuesday. thered from individuals will be •nd August 1964 and January • Allendant. for the bride-elet'l Valley Ranch. ' held confidential and utililed and May 1965. . are Matron ol Honor, Mrs Wtl· l Noon -Charolals Be•f Bar. Meigs General Hospital publicly only in summary tabu· Local persons rece1vmg dip· l1am Conger of JackS<Jn. Sister 1becue. Wmners of weight- Admissions _ Donald Ran- lations. ~est wlll no\ _reveal wmas were as follows · of the groom elect; MaJd of lion. guessmg contest to be named dolph Chester· Mrs Olio Lohn I the lndentiflcatlon of Individual Mason - Thomas F Reed or. Miss Barbara Jones. Mid·! 1 30 p m _ Auto caval. ' Pome,roy Mr; Fr~d Jackson' enterprises . Tabulation o( the Ml,. New Haven - James M dleport Brldesmatds include Icade lo Htdden Vallev Ranch. Middleport. Fr~nk Gaul Ches: ' inventory is expected to be ~lies. BBA · Jane Powell, AH MISs Charlene Davis, Mtddle·i Presentatmn of eros; • bred Iter , Rhod~ Hall, Middleport; available in early 1!166, opett - Richard L Aushn, l port, I)!Jss Coleen Wilson, Lo. 1Charot 81 s breding cattle . Pres- Grace Gloeckner, Pomeroy. Tbt Individual county MA. Ashton - Donna Sturgeon, g.an. Mrs Richard Long Miss Ientat1on of Purebred Charolats ! Diocbarges _ None, Lories will become part of A8, Glenwood - Don R. Jenk ( a10lvn Russell, Mrs. Robert Breedmg herd. Wmners of • nationwide long·range outlloor AB : Palm1ned1 8 Ham·( SISson, anci Miss Kathey ~vfcEJ. I Judgmg contest to be named. Veterans Memorial Hospital I recreation plan which the m, AB Pt ~feasant - llonald hmny , Middleport . Carleen 3 .30 p. m .- Auto caval. Admissions _ Ethel Htte, eau of Outdoor Recreation ~B ·P;f~· BS, Janet Eshen~ur, Jones of Dr.ayton Plams, cou- 1cade to G'IIJa County Jumor Rutland; Sandra Powell, Reeds· ' preparing. The nationwide L · u Jth K Gett.v. AH tlum . Sin of the brtde-elect Will be the , Fatrgrounds. Guest speakers ville. will ..rve as a gutde for B~~ ), Sharon J. Schwa.rz. A1flower g1rl and Thomas Conger here mclude Robert H. Purdy, Dlsebarges _None. and private outdoor recrealoon · ay B Smtih, AS Michael of .Jockson. nephew of Mr DIX·I prestdent of the American. In· . _ developments. · E Whalen, MAJeamne .101 I on w11J be the nng bearer te 1 h · I · dan BBA Sa ' · s · bes · rna1Jona C arola11 Assocta· and any contamer available 1 ner: Ill, ~B. ~~si! Mc~ m· ! th:;;:~.:\ro~~~a~l· wtiiMbe 1 t1~n; J. SCiltt Henderson, exec-! Dunng the social hour . . Ad er- 1 . n aw, r.1ut1ve secretary ot the AICA freshments were served by mae n erson. MA . Helen Sler- W•lltam Conger, Jackson. Ush·' Also Jerry Litton of th L't h t . M Do . M PomeNY, ~ rell MA 1ers will beTh D. J · , e 1. os esses, , rs wntng, rs. ~llipo.lia Ed son · De . omas Jxon . ack- ton Charolais Ranch, and pres- jE. ll. Maag, Mrs. Garen Stans· : TONIGHT 1 THURSDAY weD, AB; Margue~~;d./ ~'al~~~ Stu~ho ~~~k ~:;e~~· ld D~ry~l ident of Performance Registry bury, Mrs. David Entsminger, NOT OPIN MA. Adelaldo B Sand . M"; . dleport .' Dave H elte , J ,k. lnternallonal. Mrs. James Titus, Lucille Smith, · Gene Abbott arr S<ln,Laneac ·. Dr: B. D .Van Sla vern, ex- Mrs. M. . C. w·1tson, Mrs. LaJV·II FRIDAY & SATURDAY Nell• H. Sanders,· MA· ers.JoAn": son, and Junt11·12 11 Thompson. MA . ' ter. ' as t~ns 1on meat specialist, Ohio renee Milhoan, Mrs. A. A. "THE HORROR Of IT ALL" Pomm>y - Charle• E Ch ' Mn Gene Abbolt L I State Umversity, will conduct ard, Mrs. R. H. Rawlings · an. ' will reglsler · • ancasa er . a C'1· N II ' Z kl The rose w ·~e,me l l Pat Boone·Erlea Rod&... n,, MA. the uests aldro BIS-eross Beef Carcass e Je .er e. 1 • I • • 1 SAVE ON SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY MEATS I I Cut-Up Fryer Parts WALKING AND TALKING - President Johnson chats with West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard as they stroll In the White House grounds. ! Meaty Breasts Legs & Thiqhs Meaty Wings 1 J} St den l Make Yearly 1 RoJI At -EHS I Jhip'I!Jhore' big-zip big-fashion Shift, contrast stitched Mar1ne • Quota Mi . _ ssedonIy Once I'n Past Four.Years 1 1° Zip into something wonderful: this crisp iashion with Oil-the-diagonal 1 Inventory Ill • Meigs • IS• Severa) Area " j M, p . C Persons Amoncr pocket, side slits. AU cotton. White, pastels, singing colors. 8 \o lS. One of 28 I·n the Nati'on I 0 Mr Graduates z sH0 p (2 StorN Side by Side) Annex Pomeroy, 0. 1 ' CARPETING SALE j 't. ( For Limited Time At Ingels Furniture I • 1 :?"· 1 MEIGS THEAll\., r Dennil Price "WtTCHCRAPT" Lou Chaney.Jack RedlOJ tel , soloist A reception will fol· ~;a~ , Ja.n Of agriculture, Ohio · w; h a 1wt' ~ men ou wor lUNDAY, MONDAY ; low in the aocial rooms of the • a e DIVersity. ole ot kea unntg""~ d ond TUESDAY church Open ch h .11 be pm carna Jvu• an J-11>14-15 observ~ urc M Gtmlen Club Electt mums with pink tapers. Lime •NON:.:~ THI .. Off' sherbet pnnch was served. - Tecbnieolor· 1~ AnENDS SESSION . t(·er• Monday were 22 m"mbers present and Franlt Sinatra.CUnt Wallter 1 C.. E. Blakeslee, . County Ex- Officers were elected and 1 three guests, Mrs. E. A. Tommy Sand• Brad Dater ' tens1011 Agent, Agnculture. left !'program on flower arranging Middleport, Mrs. Michaet";:::; ll today to attend the Nation•! Ex· g1ven when the Middleport Gar. of Cheshire and Mrs, A. R Col<!rurtoons I t.nsion SUmmer School three den Club mel Monday evening ~~~o~f~P~o~m~e:..:ro~yo::_._ _ _~t,!!!!!!...,~~'~,~~~!,!!!!!! weeks -too 11 Colorado St"le at tbe home of Mrs. Rodne ~ i Umverslcy, Fort Collins, Colo. Downing. Miss Nellie Zerkl:, 'lllur..Pri. Juno 10.11 Mrs. Blakeslee 1nd daughter, preSident was in charge of the 1 "LDVI WITH THE \ Jennirer, accompanied him. Mr. 1meeting, and read the vene of t'ROPEtt ITRANGIR" Blakl!lloe as aele<ted to re- th• month. With Nlblie Wood and S!e•,...! McQueen ceive the Epsilon Sigma p h 1I Officers elected Include Miss -loDdocbol8nlip. 'lilts school is the Nellie Zerkle, president; Miu '"MAN IN THE MIDDLI" only national Extens1011 School. Anna Howell, vice president; With Robert llilcbum 1114 ••,. SuiUveo The Blakestes Will return In Mrs. John Welsh secretary· and Mrs. James A'rnold, treas: ctme lor 4-H Camp July S. • ••• • TONIGHT fAMILY NIGHT "THI IYIS Of AIINtl JONIS lllehard Conte _:~~""' Annio •MY SON, THE HERO" Pedro Armendori& (Toohnlcolor) ~ - -- SP ECI A L :All rJU""mmer Hat·s Reduced Now $1 95 up ,·fliL:I ~rnilips Sisters Style Shop • I o1 CARPET VALUES If you act now, this bargain can be yoursl Tont~:~lt!:~l!~b~~boD ----- 1 • . I'OMHOY urer. Members answered roll call by giving their f.ovorite type of flower arragement. The flower arrangements dis· , played during the evening was ' madeMrs. by 1\lrs. Garen Stansbury and Rodney Downing and featured red roses. Mrs M L. French gave a paper ~ntiiled "A Summer Valentine•• stres~ Iing the idea of individuality 1n flower arrangements, using flowers and containers that ap- :~us~edtht~eh~~:i~:ske~~:. ho~ containers that could be Used including I!Je off·beat ideas such u asb lraya, pltchera, cups, Ke..e.psa.k:e IN T IINLOCK I Ne .UN e a IT• , These rin~o cannot twist or tum oa Jour ftnpr, Tr ' famous h1dden lock holda lbem wrethor for mo· beau ty and aatiafaeliDII. ~ .95 SqJMre Yard Llmllecl Qulnllty At Thla Prlctl PHONE WY 2·2635 TODAY River news Gaage readings: Gallipolis Dam 12.0, 12.2, running 3 feet on rollers, Pomeroy·Mason 20.· 47, Pl. Pleasant 23.99, Hinton 1.39 failing, Kanawha Falls 3.· 26 rising, Charleslon 18.92, Lon. don, Marmet and Winfield dams were on the sills. Hospitall\ews -----Entered Hllllpltal Among those who entered Holzer Hospital In the past 24 buurs were: Mary Lou any, Lower River Rd., Mra. Morton M. Caldwell, Patriot Star Rt., Mrs. Charles M. Tur· ley, Crown City, Mary Ann John-· Boat Movement&: son, Rt. 2 Crown City, Mrs. Ohio !liver - John J. Rowe Edward A. Zornes, Waterloo, up 14, 7:05 p.m.; Chris Jr. up John 0. Baker, Neil Rd., Pt. 14, 8:15 p.m. : Zimmer down 14, Plea~nt , Mrs. Scott Bennett, 5:45 a.m.; Harvey Jordan up Rt. 3 Leon, W. Va., Miss Pam· 16, 1:115 a.m.; Elisha Woods up eta Ellen Seafler, Rt. 3 Leon, 7, 11 :10 p.m.; Jefierson up 17, W. Va., Samuel E. McKinney t:25 a.m.; National up 8, 3:30 II, 249 Umon Ave., Pomeroy, a.m.: Tampicc up 8, 5 a.m.; V1cky Clark, 4 Coal St., Porn· Pollywag up 18, 5:40 a.m. Ex- eroy, Mn. Harold L. Cottrill, plorer up 19, 4:30 a.m.; Steel Rl. 1 Langsville, Mrs. John ~nger down 19, 5:15a.m.; Lor. F. Malone, Jackson Mrs. Maude el1a up 19, 6;55 a.m.: Queen M. Wilson, Ironton, Mrs. Torn City up 20, 7;30 a.m.; Lunga Murphy, Ashland, Ky., M i 11 Point up 23, 4:30 a.m.; A. D. Ruth Evelyn Stanley, Ashland, ~ahies II down 23, 5:55 a.m.; Ky., Frank J. Benham, Chi· Elgerclif! up 23,6:15 a.m.; Har- cago, Ill., a~d EIZie R. Woode, ry Dyer up 23, 6:45a.m.: Col· Crowder, Mtss. ton Queen up Greenup 5 p.m.: Births J. S. Lewis down Greenlll' 5:35 Mrs. John Ellsworth Richard, p.m.; Molly K. up Greenup 7:· Jr., Grandview Ave., Jackson, 25 p.m.; Captain Tom up Green· son, 1:34 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. up I a.m.: Delta Queen up Charles M. Turley, Crown City, Greenup 2:38-tl.m.; Dixie Chal- daughter, 10:30 a.m. Tuesday. lenge up Greennp 2:55 am.; D' b ed Bally Polk Up Greenup 4:25 a. . I8C arc :.. .. ' m.; Dlxie Spirit up Greenup . Patrents recently discharged 6:15 a.m.· John Ladd Dean up mcluded Mrs. William Saunden, ' Mrs. Stewart Hackler Mr 1 Greenup 7:55 a.m.; Western up Fra k DeP . st H • · M td hi n fie , omer Moore e a 8:25 p.m.; RavenS" George Moas M Ca 1 Hall wood up Meldahl9:45 p.m. Jam. Miss Annabetie ~S<Jn, rDw· hi es Graham down Meldahl 10:55 .Ward Roy A Tr d Dal& . SIJ Meldahl ' · ea way, Lei p,m.; J& earer Up iel Needs Llss p0 R0 ben12:35 a.m.; Jane T, down Me~ s. Austin ' Ton E : p ~ dahl 2:40 a.m.; Southern down Williams.' a!y~nd ~_;.ck!., Meldahl 5:4l5 a.m.; John Hood Mrs. Carl Lester, Mrs. ~rry down Meldahl 6:40 a.m. . Washam, and Mrs. Charles WiiGalltpollo Dam - Reliable Jiam Roseberry and infant daudown 9:50p.m.; R. H. Boaworth ghter. II down 12:25 a.m. L. W. Sweet up 2:15 a.m.; H. E. Bowles, Miss Knapp Installed Franklin B. up 6:05a.m.; Phil· ip Sporn up 6:50 a.m.; Invader President Recently up 8:35 a.m. PT Xanawh River - Duncan · PLEASANT - The Sig· Bruce up Marmet 10:30 p.m.; rna Chapter of the Alpha DelLucy Jane Lucas down Win- ta K~ppa, sorority lor women field , 8: 10 p.m.; Beaver up teachers held •n installation of Winfield 8:45 p.m.; · George ?ffJcers for 1965-4i6 season durPrlet down Winfield 10:45 p.m.; mg hte May meetmg. Helen Z. down Winfield 1:20 ~ New officers Installed were: . . . . . Miss ·Zelda Knapp, president; m., Alice up Winl~eld5.45 a.m., Mrs Violet G Ia h . . Semet up Winfield 8:05a.m. dent·· Mrs Ber c ' VAICt!-dpres!' . ermce n erson EIGHT MEN INDUCI'ED recording '"eretary; Mn. Ann~ PT. PLEASANT- Eight men Eloyse Conley, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Rosanna BJao were Inducted lntn the U. S. treasurer· Mrs s D ' th 10 albo d • · .ara awS<Jn A f Nrm~ chaplain; Mrs. Elinbetb Wat: 1 ;:,m ;, ~ Thar 0 1 in~ so; nk~n Y· J : teraon, historian and Mrs. AudP u ar~ ~a ~ Le 1 . e rey Meadows, sergeant-at-arms atteroon: arvm Y wts, Mrs. Meadows also holds . Larry Wdso~ Powers, Randall offict of sergeant-at-arms Kenton Shehne, Walter Ray the state or 1 1. gan za IOU of ' nd , J ames K. SheD, DeW· sorority Fr1e ey Dwight Conrad and Ehner The ~rority will no\ Clarence Bosbc, Jr. The e1ght meetings duri J nd young men wlll report to Ash· b ng une a . ut wiD resume on August 26th Ia nd, Ky. and then wUl be dIS• persed to basic training camps PICNIC SCHEDULED from there. PT. PLEASANT - The a.. CIVIL ACTION FILED C. S. Thompson, pastor of ~ PT. PLEASANT - A civl1 1Trinity Methodist Church action for indeblednes1 has nounces that the Congreg~tiODbeen filed In the offiee of the a! annual church picnlo will be Circuit Clerk styled Midwest· held Tuesday, June 15, at the ern Aceepiance Corp., an Ohio Stauffer Recreational Park Corp., vs. Robert E. and Mary Ga!Upolis . Ferry. The picnic i~ Ford, Southakle, W. Va. The ac- scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. lion concerns 11 promissory note and each family attending Is and the !!lalntlff demands judg· asked to brinK a covered dish. ment against lbe defendQnl for Hot doga, bona, and sauce wlll the sum of J804.51 with Interest. be furnished as well as Bolt drinka. Pa(le)' plates will also Local Scoulll Will be furniahed, AU tamutes , d , the church aro urged to AHen Sesston the picnic. MASON - Four Boy Scouts ---ol Troop 253 along with SeoUl· P1e111111 Valley.. Htlpkal master Lawrence Conley a n d ADMITI'ED: Mrs. Verle Nor: Fred Taylor on Sunday, June IS ville, l't. Pleaaant; Marion Mewill go Lo Camp .Arrowhend In Carty, Apple Grove. · Huntington for ftve days of DISCHARGED: Mrs. training. They will Include Ed- lin Thomlon and 8011 die Carson, Mike Harbour, De- Mrs. Shennan Jordan, 'Mt. Alwayne Taylor and Johnny Eb- to; Mrs. Carl Settle, and dattersbaeh. ghter, Bulfalot Mrs. Jame1 On June 20th aU fl the troop Hall, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Oril will go to Camp Arrowhead fot Buchannan, Spencer· Rita a week of ICOUting. Buchannan, lpoe, ' cte: 501NYLON ~;:::;;::~;;;:-~·::-ll wedd•nc music wil~ be ·prese~~ ~ Demonstration. was camed out 1n tbe cake dec- I ed by Mrs. Ltlhan SleJff or The matn address wtll be de. orated w1th red rosebuds, and ' I I J j [l '] JJ,;) ganist. and Mr. Forrest Bach· ! lmre~ by Dr. Roy M. Kott· n~fhkms Thh~ tab!~· was co~er~ • w., Su .. ;... l \' Notes' I ated to represent a letter with'Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bledsoe a sl~mp of the America Flag Mr. ad Mrs. Kenetl1 Bledsoe Postmaster At In red while and blue in the and daughters, Virginia and L111o Letart Honored comer: Anotheo large cake gtv. da, Mra. Kenneth Rollins, aU en the honoree was baked by of Letart; Mr. and Mrs . .Jo,. LETART _ Mrs R c Crow Misses Gamel Aten, Elaine Me- eph Zebroskey, Lmda and Joe Postmaster at Leiari f~r th~ Kinney and Mrs. H. F. Sever· of Ravenswood;. Mrs. W•!ltam elgn Crow and V1ck1e, MaS(Jll; Mrs. pasI 25 years, was ho nored · . nd "·tty K with a pot luck dinner on Sun· Attendmg were Mr. and Mra. Holley Hensley a "" , ar· • day afternoon at New Haven H. F. Severeign, Mrs. Effie en and Fr~ces of Clifton, ~nd p k before leaving for her Gibbs, Mrs. Pauline Taylor, the honorees son and famtly, , ar 'h e at Moundsville w Mr. and Mrs. Wi!Uam Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crow ~~d 1 ~ew om · ' · Mrs. Edna RoiUns, Mra. Rose' chUdren, Paul, Mark, SuSie, · ;:, e d' ner was planned by Sword, Mr. and Mra. Oakey Terry and John of Moundsville, , the 1 Let~~t area Po.'t Office Roush, Mrs. Hattie R~, Miss Mn. Erahel A~, Mrs. NeJ,. , em~loyees and patrons for Mrs. Garnet Aten, Miss Elame Me· Ue Adkins, Letart, and Mn. Crow who retired on May 1st. Kinney, Mrs. Luvena Rainey, Mabel Buah, MI. Alto. I Mr. Harry C, Grimm, carl rler for the Letart area pr.. lsented her 1 large cake decor· advertised In Mademoiselle and Seventeen lO.J)IIly Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., June 9. 1965 Ch 1ms' ••. -:--- --- - aro 1 I Reedsville w!S Jler parents, llfr, Jra Paynler, . Parkeraburs, W, , "'~'I and Mro. H. c. Callahan and ,: 'friendt ·Ill' relatives ~~ere. ' . ji. a. . her brother, Cliflord ant fan> Mro. Dona Po~sley entered · Mrs. EUzal)elh Coleman • of ....- - - - - - - - - - . . . , ..- .- - - - - - - - lly, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Casto Holzer Hospital Sllturda ' llcr Sebring, and Mr. and Mrs,. BY MRS. MITCHELL WEBB ralspent several ·daYS with her and lamily or ColoJDus: were doughier .. Mr. and Mrs Ho!l ald·C<Ileman of vf:·~~~~·~~~~?t;; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Alva cousins, Mrs. Garnet Rupe and vi:!itors of their parents. aid Bobo 01 Logan, spent Sun· ·' , ited relatives and of Springfield Mr and her cousins Mrs Vallie God· v·ISIOrs ·t sunday 0·1 Mr. an'\1A · day mght In the Potsley home.j . · M'emona . · 1 Day. · · ·.-~ r ·-1 Harold Goff of Fostnrla dard, Mrs. Florenee Trainer. Mrs. Harley Green were Mr. Mrs. Clara Ball, who has Rev Clarenre Owlson, a Mis- Mr, and Mrs. Charles Pleketii spent the ~ollday weekend with .. Mr. and Mrs .John Wt•hb . Rw. and Mrs. Clair Wellin~ton and lspent the week in Columbus. sion• ry from Brazil. was · a and daughter of Parkersiu'8, . Mr. Woods mother, Mrs. Tra-1 tngton, Mrs. Clarence Swtck of ! son Leo and lamily, 1returned home with Miss Geor· guest speaker at the M. E. and Naomi Pickens vilited ~·' cy Wood. Morral, and, her Drother. Mr. Mrs. Alva Lowe, Mr . Keith gill Grey who spent the holi· : Church. and Mrs. Waller Brown aJI.II Mr. and Mra. Carr, formerly and Mrs. Doyle Freshcom and Tyler. day weekend wtlh her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DaVis, family. ~r~ce TboiiUll of Akron, were son of Ri.chmcnd. were recent Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rob- Mr. a,nd Mn. Frank Grey. Joann and TPddy are vacat1011- Mr. and Mra. Dalla• Beam VISitors re<;ently of Mr. and Sunday dmner guests of Mrs. , ie were Sunday evening visitors Saturday evenin~ vlsit~rs of ing at Daytona Beach . Fla ., Jr. and family called on Mn. Mr~. John Webb. They were on Garnet Rupe, Gallipolis. of lfrs. Robie's parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Basil ill were with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Os- Nettie CoWdery. tbell' way Lo visit Mrs. Carr's John Webb visited Dwight and Mrs. David Ball and lam· the Hills' son and !amity. lfr.' borne. Mr. and Mra. Jaek Mcll'~~~ta .• . slslers, Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Ward and Dewey Good at Hoi-, ily. and Mrs. Larry Hill, Hillsdale. The Don Coleman lamily of and daughters ~ a day IC ~kard of Vinton, Mrs. Liz. zer hospital Sunday. : Mr. and Mrs. Luman John· Mich., Mrs. Hill's brother, Mr . Columbus spent Memorial Day Weston, W. Va. ' · 218 Dupre and children of Well· , Mrs. Guerney I!l'!'wnil!g, lor- ~ son and !ami I) of P"kersburg and Mrs. Dav.id Ball and the with Mrs. llelen Archer •and Mr. and Mra. C. A. Barnett at . aton. ,merly Grace Callalnm of Lo- spent Sunday with Mrs. JohJt. Balls' daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Coleman. St. Petersburg, Fla., or. vlalir • Mrs. Clarence Swick of Mor-1 W. Va. spent the holiday son~s parents, Mr. and Mr~. Raymond Roble. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kibble of ing friends here. lnclud11 foam rubblr pecldl"' •ncl Installation • Furniture Open Frl,. l S.l. Nlghle 1, ,, •'i" ~~- ...... lb.55c lb. 45c lb.25c Fresh Livers Split Halves Fryers y,., WHOLE lb49c lb. 33c Cut-Up Pock c lb. ROASTING CHICKENS ·· STEWING CHICKENS· ·· lb. 33c FRESH_ lb. 55c Fresh Frozen . Cui·Up Tray Pack _ lb. 45c FRESH FROZEN TENDER SLICED FRESH FROZEN TURKEYS BEEF LIVER DUCKLINGS 5 to P.lbs. Avg. lb. 49c lb. J9c ANY SIZE PIECI WHEN YOU SEE THE FINE CHOICE OF GIFTS-YOU'll AGREE: J9c lb. STOKEL Y- Frozen Beef, Chicken or Turkey BRAUNSCHWEIGER _.b. 49c CAP'N JOHN FROZEN 6 97c 8-oL pkgs. POT PIES CAP'N JOHN FROZEN HADDOCK FILLETS - pk!~· 49c CATFISH FILUTS lb.45 pkg. ' c ) ORANGE, GRAPE, PUNCH & PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT FRUIT DRINKS SALAD DRESSING PEANUT BUTTER CIRCUS BRAND 1-Qt, 14-oL cen Your Choice SULTANA BRAND Qt. Jar AMERICAN BEAUTY VEGETABLES ANN PAGE-CREAMY SMOOTH OR KRUNCHY 24-oi. BORDEN'S--5 VARIETIES-CREAM Cheese Spreads ANN PAGE- PURE 5-oz. 25 jar ANN PAGI Tomato Soup WHITE OR GOLDEN HOMINY Jar c 6rape Jam IDe OFF LABEL - .10C Macaroni .l. lb. jar 49c ANN PAGE-ELBOW 101h-o •. -~-~-- un STERLING-2c OFF LABEL Table Salt 2 39c lb. pkg. 14\12 oz. ~ TOMATO JUICE, 14 OL -GREEN AND WHITE LIMA BEANS, 15 oz. - NAVY BEANS, 15\12 oz.PINTO BEANS, 15 oz. - - KIDNEY BEANS, 15 \l2 oz. -- BABY BUTTER BEANS, 15% oz.- GREAT NORTH· ERN BEANS, 1S\12 oz. c JANE PARKER-LEMON OR 2 11 c Pineapple Pies l~b. 10·0L cane FIRST OF THE CROP - Speclal45 -------- Hch CAN C GEORGIA MORTON FROZEN FRESH PEACHES c f'l:r:JSKIN YELLOW MEAT lb. FLORIDA-FANCY YELLOW With tho Purohaaa ol $5.00 or More · .lzclusi •• ol llema Exempted by Low Expfrea June t2, 1965 lD Coli. Unit A&P;• Sweet Corn 8 49c for CALIFORNIA-SWEET JUICY Valencias Oranges dOL 59c BANANA CHOCOLATE CARAMEL COCOANUT 14-o'l, NEOPOLITAN Pie LI!MON AND STRAWBERRY Trenweet Fr...., c Lemonade _ !:'lOc • �• . ~\l!fN!'· · . ····~ ... -~ .. -~ '\"' ..• .,._.,.,.~, • ·-···}!J ~~'#'.! '. '1 !jl' .. RJ!tENT SlOO \VJNNERS (Ojtyrlght, Tht Krogor Co.. 1965 . lb. Memb ers of th~ fltllrollcave th e tngin• known as "Wickham Trolley ." ,,,1 !1·: HllA!lS : \\Jli H·\JI .HOAIJS oi' Still l il ViL•t Nmn i l l't" tlw lllij in ,1 : !r'l ll ':' !ho~ t k•·r·1· tho.•t rJ.Jti•lll ;d rve. Tht• Communt :-.l V it· l l' nn r..: "' ' ' t·nrJ-.Linth- l r\111~ 1, , .• , ., ., tht~~• · . l th 'l'i!' :-.. S pt ·ri.d uni t .. of workl'l -" . .nd ~o lrl11 •r ... td' tlu SiHrth \"wt n <~m• · -, p ;n m~ · pdtt·nl tlw long strf'trlw:-. of 11:n·k rn gu~11<1 .t ,!!" tn -.1 \' 11 1 ('ong at \;H.: k:-; . 1f thf> erwmy blow~ u p a l t ll•' oi l' d t•, ! t~>\· ..: ;1 t.~t l t •• :H l httd).!t '. til t• ~ pt·' l.' t dl f nr t 'P mu s t n•build it. or t'!ll l.'l dl· l'; lbl t• lto •lp I' t ilt• \V tddt. l lll Trnll <' .\~· ~i-111 :JI'Illnn ·d (' t1 ~1H~. t.. Captain Ho,:tper l•aps from "Trolley ." Bon~less Sirloin Tip or T9onde9roy 59c Whole or Bottom Cut Th8rl!ly9 C ••· Rump Roast . ___ . __ lh. Chuck Roast ....... __ . __ . ___ . __ .. lb. 49c Veal Cutlets ______ ~~·~d-·~~k. __ .•. __ lb $1.19 By Tht c PIKI Loin Chops . lb. 89c Rib Chops •_ ~~ 79c ,,..,h or Smoktd ., A MEAN FEET- Donnld Ku iper>' fr·el hurt and who likro tulips? He and brother, Wayne, are in Holland, Mich. • <;i i ! ; I '" • "" . ·•••., Wotk gang repairs the bombed track . ···:·'·'· ,':.t·.···.'"". . ' '-'¥~ b·*.lk il.. -~- ~s~~a~~~:· a.. .. f Picnics !SIIctd lb. 39c) •••••• • • . ,lb. Bello, W. Vo. 35c Mn. Siders 11 pic· turod •bovo with her Zenith vision. Thrifty Tenderay "Kroger Fresh Veal Sale" Ctnler Cut ldwlne Sldtn, Round Steak C Cantor Cut 6th Week Zenith TV WINNER of wart lhat ts lencllrtd nohlrlllr white olllt froth - Krotor & (IIIII end Appll1nce K,..- Br Tho mana .. r Ernest R. Parry adml~ h ttl PliCI wllh htr. 1 Samsonitel lb. In,...,. cuts .,. uoy "' lllo Tht only liDo - Color Telt· Bill Clowtrt Edwordt Hard· iludgel IIIII mlphly plnsln' lo ..... - lry • Thrifty Round Slook II lhlo spealol llrlco. '. .t·.,, Kroger Angel Food U.S. Army advisor Capt. Sam Hopper (center) and aides enjoy o tign . Cake ' ,,. ·"' Fresh Ground Round Steak •______ Ground Fresh Hourly -·-·. ---. _.• •<H"e";;... . lb 89c Kroger Plain &S. R. ...... wllh .......... t.,l... of '"'h peochto or bllllkr· our ....... ,... j ~., ea. I I I cl lb. bag I • • • • • • ••• - ,.....,, (lakMI. $1 0range Jw•ce K ----------·1e._ Troot llee4 3 11e. m $1 . pmeapp ---·-·---. ..,. Fruit Cocktail _~~~ . 3 ~:.!v. $1 Pink Salmon __ ~~ ~~·__ N·~. 49c Pear Halves _~r~r- ••• 3 ~:.~h $1 Vaseline Country Club A SIGHT TO BEHOLD- Mother collie hao her hair held by hairpins to watch oftspring near London. .. $ l-Ib. plcg. Froua Florida Cube Steak• Kroger Grade A Ell!>- 6/12/65 Large k tds will do u ext 1 h(' rc' ai the an~wer at a school in Chicaao. • ••••• • • • • • • • • Cottage Cheese _. -K~'! ... 2 Bing Cherries Fresh Peaches lb. 49c 3 ..... sl lb. OFF ON A FLIGHT OF FANCY-Joseph Li Vigni o! Brooklyn, N.Y., examlneo front of an X-15 rocket-powered test plane and lets his Imagination soar into the air. He also saw many of America's latest missiles and plane• in the military parade. /umbo Z1 Size Cantaloupes $ melona 2-lb. River Brand Rice ·---···-- ·""' " Palmolive Soap __ ... _.. 3 ':!"' 39c 4 ....,,., 40.. Cashme e r 1lot/qull ..., -----·--·--~-- 11on " Palmolive Gold -~·~~ ~~ 2 ::1" 33e L411111dry o.tervont .~."' AJ.ax--· ~·-··-------------· .... 87c Jld 85c - -------------~----------·== - - - - - - - - - -------··--Rose Petal Vel Powder _. 2 ':.. 69c Pompeian Olive Oil . _.. _..•t:"t. 33c ,.,....... .... 59e Sugarine ---···-·-·--···--llllllo . FREE 100 ~--... . . . . . 111111111 . . . . . . ............. 4 ..._ luUtrntllk• t:lli. .... , _ ,.,., w ..I'll!,. \ lllp. ...-u/11 . ' ' Tenderleaf Tea ___ .. ~4<_. -:'~. _. -~ 41c Leaf IA!ttuee . .. 29e ............ ~ $1 Rose Lotion Vel Liquid .. _. .:= 65e . . . . . . . . ,......<# o! ma k~up and ('O stum e is Bette Davis, steppin g Into chara cter as "nan ny" in Iilm made in London. ":~ Endive •• ~ ......h 19e PREI100 A PRO AT WORK- Hi ding her light und•r bushel =. 39e •• Blueberries ·, U.S. Fancy f'up c Hudson Towels _. ___ . __ . _4 dozen White HILPING AIMS-U. S. Marine' climbs a one-atory building while an aecommodatlng civilian holds onto 1111 rUle for bini ill 8anto Domlneo 11m!. ~~--~-- - Ice Cream ~~~ ~~ ~~=-~ li ..1~on 69c Saltines _• __ ~~.. ___ ... ~ 19c CAMPUS WHEELS-· For those wanting to know what college TREAT FOR ALL CONCERNED ~Vi ~ itors on a tour hdp h.Jul in a 1,400- pound white whule at Ko tltbllt', A I~ H ka. 56c Apple Butter ~~~~d- ~~~ 4 ~· $1 Pepsodent . ___ ~~~ _. ~~~ SOc Beef Stew . , 24·oz. cans .P-~·~-.: ~~ly- _ • • •1 '"~; 1r ll:lp. 1/Jal. ·, Ullu~ For Wille..... Plcnla Tolce AI.... Dan Dee Potato Chips ••••• 1;::"' 39e �Classified Ads Your Modern Communi tv Bulletin Board ® I S • N ---=--~---- 14-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 9, 1965 _ _ _ _ _,;..___ Mr. and Mrs. Roma Cre-1 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mol::; For Sale means have moved into the spent Monday evenmg with · ==....,..-:.. bed -:-.- former Fred WUiiamson prop- and Mrs. Dale Baclmer 08 Har· INFORMATION HARDEN'S MARKET ON RT USED dresser' sprmgs, gas : erty. risonvllle -Road. DaADUND . • heater, 358 N. 4th, Middle-' PJL Du ........... l:U, Ia Syracuse hal on specl81 port Phone WY 2-3496 OP Thursday, Friday and Satur· ' 6 9 4tc Mr. and Mri. Fred William- Mr. and Mrs. David T1llll IDI ~=~=day, 11 gallon Fairmont Prem~ ·~----.~ son have moved Into lhe form- family of Bainbridge lljiODI lh< WID .. "'"''"" ......,,. .._ "' iwn ice cream 69c; bread, 5 PICNIC TABLES for sale, reas$ 799 By Jeaa Parker er 0. 0. Patterson property on Memorial Day weekeDCI Will ,._-" .....u.. for 89c; Balogna 39c lb.; reg- onable. Call SH 2-5052. 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. 1 Mr. and Mrs. George White Salem Street. her parents, Mr. and llrs UGULATIONI k 6 9 6tc 150 b.p. Spyder equl!>ped 4 speed trans., new tires, radio, Wh'l10 h Mr 1 Tile Pablloller _,... "" ,.,.. u1ar c1garettes 25c pac age; :;;;-=;;---,...----,---;--; heater, jet black finls6, reo vinyl interior. Sr. and Jim and Joy took their Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0. Patter· Vic Braley. ere, .. edit •• ..,... ..., ... deomod 2 lbs. wieners 98c; New red CLOTH awnings and porch val$ 9 son, Ale George White, Jr., to son have moved Into their new- 1and M.rs. TUllo attended lht •••-....... ....... .. po tatoes $1.09, 10 Ib.; 2 Ib . ance. Bamboo porch ohades. 1963 Ford Galaxie. 500 198 ........ ....._ ...,.. ...... The pul> Columbus where he hoarded a ly constructed home. , alumm banquet and ...... •= chlld· "'"" ...., WID ... ..... _ ... ror J'elly 3"· 6 9 3tc VenetJ'an bl•'nds and repalro.l HT· Cpe. d400 1 for Byth ev1'II e, •r • k. where -~ ""'lh "• 8lld Mrs h in. ••wine, ,..,. taoo,....t 1-'loa "" f' cu. · 4 speed di trans d h .•t red vinyl ·ln· pane reo 11& · you "' ""' Dale Wippel, 215 Union Ave., tenor, re m11 'new W tu'tS, ro 0 an ea er. he is stationed with the U. S. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Park- Braley. ,.. ~;;"".. ....... TWO YEAR OLD Mobile home Pomeroy. 518 30tc 1961 Chevrolet Greenbrier - - - · -- $1195 Air Force Airman White had er and Suzy visited his lalhrrr, . G 1 • Couto .., we,. on• '""""on. 50 x 10, 2 lots In Syracuse. 9 Pass. 1 owner and real clean. std. trans .. good whitewall spent a ~eek with his !ami- Mr. Pearl Parker and Mr. and Mr. and Mn. GeorBI rat C::: ,! :::.'! ..~ Ready to move in. Bill Hard· Real Estate For Sale tires, rod!o, beater, red finish. ly in Rutland and attended the Mrs. Howard Parker ot Long Bonnie, Ron, Mike, Georgeon 12 ;"',!;"...":"'6:~ on •"• ... .... en, Phone WI 9-3650 or WY 2- 7 ROOM HOUSE for saie"atJ ~ Rutland Alumni banquet. Botto a recent Sunday slier· ns and Be~erly. recently en)O) .., .,,. ,.,.... w ••,.. 3986 ~ 9 3tc . . Mr. and Mrs. Marlt' n Sum- noon. Other visitors at t h e ed a campmg tnp to Royal Oa CARD 0~ TRAN'Il:s • osrruAIUlt& · Bradbury, far "' .... d d Oh10.t Dnlled Ro t well 143 OPEN EVES. 7!00 P.M. · I mers of Akron spent several Parker .home were Mr. an.d p ar k· 1mum. Eaeb OJ71C.MtdlttotW aouRS won:J 10· LIVE BAIT, 24 hour, self-serv- an w 'I garto enM spoJ onA. Ru eh · days with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. W1lbur Parket' and Edd •e Miss Martha Nicholson o• . ''"' o..o,,.• ._to "'''"'., • ,.,,. 11. """· n e Pontiac rs. St.. · Columbus, ens aw,l POMEROY, OHIO "'"'""' . _ ice day and nl•ht. "' Minnows, 2638 IMrs. Clair Taylor. an d Mr. and Mr•· Her bert Pa rk· Middleport spent a day with he rrJ ~.., • night crawlers, red worms. Ohio, or phone AM 8-5939, I Mr. and Mrs. George White, er and Nanc.y of Syracuse. While grandparents, Mr. and Mr > aum.T ••onucmo Fife Trading Post, Rt. 7, Columbus, Ohio. Business Services IMurance !Sr. took their childrtn, Jim on thtlr SeniOr tr•ps to WashiTJg· Ernest Molden. ""'"' .., Middleport. Ohio. 6 9 12tc P , and Joy to Philo to visit rela- ton, D. C., 5uzy and Nancy 6 8 61 PHONE WY 2·2156 TRAILER, 46 x 8 with lot or - -- - SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Wnte AUTO'!OBJLE Insurance been~ lives. • ' met at Mount Vernon. MrBa.'abnd Mro. Vic Btlralleylwten HOUSE FOR SALE: 4 rooms 814 v· d St p PI w " Mr and Mrs Ro•er Turner I in m ridge recen y o a en< 1 without. Phone SH 2-478ti. and lmth. Partial basement. •an ., t. easan • . cancelled? Lost YOU• opera. . . • .. Weekend guesis of Mr. and Baccalaureate and Commence 6 3_lOtp tor's license: Call WY 2-2066 and Demse of Elgin, Ill., VISit· Mrs Robert Canaday and Sa· 6 9 3tp Hot air furnace. One ac- Va. · ds D · In Memory 1 -c-==cc-c---~---'6l5tfc ed here with relatives and · ment of their gran on, &VII =-,;.:~~-,---'--""7"- AUCTION : 1 am vacating prop- re ground. Phone WY 2-31103. CAR WAHSED and vacuumed. . bra, and Mrs. Edna Russell Tillis who graduated Iron IN MEMORY of our dear ert•' at 206 Condor St., Porn· 6 8 6lp Wilson's car wash, 550 Page-st. fnends on Saturday and attendwere Mr and Mrs Gerald Can · ' v H' h Sch l d th R 11 nd 1 · b t · · • Pamt alley 1g oo mother, Mrs. Anna Peters, eroy, Ohio, and will sell the Middleporl WY 2-3517. Open PHOTO Copytng servtce. Co!> • e u a a umm anque · aday and Taiwan, Tonya, Mara who passed away June 9, 1962. following personal property at fl Ll L} .If . from Ba. m... ' p. m., seven lea made of legal papen. Mr. and Mrs. Jack MorriS of and David of Xenia, Sabra and \ Mr. and Mrs. Noah Chasteer Do not ask us if we miss her, 12:30 p. m. June 12. 1 Univer- II,.,UCRil' ~Ill• days a week. 6 I 30tc btrtb records and aJ.mosl any Dexter and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Taiwan attended the Rulland Jr. and Gary, Greg and Mar Life for us is not the same. sal gas range, 1 G.E. large BULLDOZER WORK, equipped oth!ll documents. Morris, Jim, Mark and John of Alumni banquet, wllere Miss ty of Charleston, W. Va., wert All the world would be like refrigerator. good. I kitchen POM~ROY - 112 story frame, with winclt Big or small job. Realer lnaurmce, PomeroJ Rutland spent a day at Royal Canaday served"" accompanist weekend guests of her brolher, Heaven cabinet, I wringer .ype Easy 5 • 6 rooms, bath, front and Call daytimes WI 9-3151, even· I 4 tic Oak Park. for several numbers. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Grahm. Just to see her once again. washer, 2 metal beds (I sin·[ back porches, basement, gas ings WI 9-3089, Gene Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Rohert Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Chasteen attend We never knew the heart gle). gas heater, I coal heat- heatmg, lot 100 • 100, needs Racine, Ohio. 5 13 tic Sale or Trade Vicki, Pam, Cully and Pam, Mrs. Jeanett~ Davis visited ed tho alumni banquet whilt could ache er. Dresser • wash stands, some repairs, good location. I Mr. adn Mrs. Jim Nelson, Steve recently with Mrs. Homer Park- here With such a bitter pain. coffee tables chairs of all $6500.00. ' FOR SALE, trade; lease or and Gary and Mr. and Mrs. er and Suzy. . Longing to see her loving face kinds. 2 end 'tables. corner MIDDLEPORT - I N C 0 ME : rent. 52 acrea farm, Port· Joe Bolin, Rick, Brenda, Brent Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dsvls, Mr. and Mrs. Ernesl Molden Or hear her voice again. table, 6 pc. dining room suite, PROPERTY - l story frame I land, Ohio. Also Cub Farmall and Craig, all of Rutland spent Janet and Jimmy, have moved attended the Baccalaureat and Sadly missed by her children. kitchentable and chairs Dav· 5 rooms, bath, garage. Plus · 'th ui 1 f Sunday at Forked Run Lake. into their newly constructed Commencement of their grand6 9 llc enport, wardrobes. met;l tool 3 other frame houses wlth 4 i !~~to~~~ Ro"il/m~h~ck:. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Duff home on Beech Grove Road. daughter, Martha Nicholson, IN =-~L_OV_I~N~G-cM-=E~M~O~R~Yc-of,-our chest with carpenter tools, rooms, hath and garage in Portland, Ohio or call Rav· and Robin and Miss Brenda Miss Sheryl Wolfe who is who graduated from Middleport other tools. Garden tools, roll each unil. Gross income $210 enswood, 27 3-4294• Turner, all of Columbus spent employed in Columbus spent a High School. husband and lather, James brick siding and roofing. per month. Always rented. !to the Memorial Day weekend weekend with ber parents, Mr.~Mr. and Mro Richard Grueo. 81 Dorgan, wl10 was killed si:l , Mary Van Cooney, Owner. Good location. Priced to sell. I Sales & Service wlth !heir parents, Mr. ~nd and Mrs. Ira Wolfe. er have moved to the former years ago, June 9. 6 9 lip Terms : Cash. Not responsible to sell. .; I W d Mrs. Wayne Turner and Blame. Mrs. Bertha AIIIOI spent sev· . oMel Denny property which for accidents. MIDDLEPORT - 1 Nco M ~> j eFits Almost Every Car Emp oyment ante Mr. and Mrs. Dun (the eral days recently with Mr. and !hey have purchased. Bradford Auction Co. PROPERTY- 2 story frame, former Osa .Turner), M1s1 Turn- Mrs. Cush Johnston and Mrs. Wayne Turner ls constructing 5 rooms, hath, (down], 4- \ eTransferable When WANTED Tractor work, farm er and Blaine Turner attended Frances LarklliS In Bradbury. 1 new hom1 00 Bryant Street Card of Thanks 6 9 ltc ===-=-==----- - rooms bath (up), completely You Trade Cars ponds, lawns and driveways. the Rutland alumni banquet. Ro- Mr. and Mrs. James Thorn- Mrs. Heltn saxton of Loga~ WE WOULD like to express DON'T PUMP you sluggish sep- furnished, income $35 per Small dozer and experienced bin spent the evening with her as and Karen, Jamey and John vislted Mrs Garnet WllllaJns 0 our thanks to our many tic tank. Get Klean-Ern-Ail week, always rented. $6000. eGuaranteed 24 months operator. Low hourly rntea. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. of Columbus visited IBllt week recently . o friends who helped In any aeptic tank cleaner. Land- C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR i or 24,000 miles Middleport. Phone WY 2-22118. Wayne Turner. end with his parents, Mr. and ' way at the t:1me of death of mark Farm Bureau. i WY 2-3830 1 • Most Popular Unit e I !Ole Bill Hill, who is employed tn Mrs. Floyd ThomBll. The child· our dad. ~arne£ Hansber. Our 2 18 tfc ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN . In the U.S.A. EMPLOYMENT Wanted- Ex· Fairborn spent the Memorial ren spent a night with Mrs. gratitude, also, to our neigh- 1954, 6 cyl. FORD, new-motor. WY 2-31136 perlenced interior and exter- Dsy weekend with his parents, Thomas' parents, Mr. and Mn. hors, the Nazarene Church, cnarolais . Hereford crossed 6 8 3tc 1 00 ior painting. Free estimates. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill, Mr. Clair Taylor. Mr. and M r a. the florists, Rawlings • Coats yearling bull. 2 bottom plow. · lnohlted Phone WY :l-2682 or 1ee Rog· ad Mrs. James LaMing and Thomas attended the Rutland Funeral Home, the pall hear- Oliver drill. Ph. SH 2-4656. FOR SALE: Ranch style house er Cullums. 5-!9-tfc family of Fairborn lpent the Alumni banquet while here ers, Dr. Davis and for the tp in Syracuse, 6 rooma and 5 weekend with the Hills. Mr. and enjoyed riding 1D !heir boat _ 6 2 12 consoling words of the Rev. bath, hardwood floors, gas and Mrs. Hill, Bill, and Mr. and on the Ohio River. Recent v'·lto- of .... and Help Wanted "•• "" Fern ' MAHOGANY tf·t I end . tables, bed heat • storm doo•• and carp 0 ·~•. Lann'mg attended lhe Rut- Mr. and Mrs.. John Levi.s of Mrs. Ra'"" "' .__were Mrs. Clyde J. Bartlett and Re"· Okey Cllrl. ou I ' e ectrlc roaster. WY 2- port. Phone 99'L-29!i4. omeroy, • N th 01 .,., ...., Mrs. James Hansher and 39>3. 6 2 61c ICAR HOP, waitress, and grm land Alumni banquet. or mstead visited with Stansbury John Ferry Athens e.s 6tp I1 I.,~,.,.,~==""'""'""'" ~ Mrs. Bernice Logan Fugate Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morris and and Mrs,' Ruth sweps'ton and Mr. and Mrs. Burdell Me[ljetgler Buildbl& &llpplt lor cook. Apply in person. Craw's of Toledo visited with Mr. and family and attended the Rut- chlldren of Columbus ltc A~~~~;v~~~~sdne~~~t~~~ Kinney HOUSE FOR SALE new homes. Buill , in kl~ Steak House. I l lie Mrs. Dick Foley recently. Mro. land Alumni banquet. Melvin Circle of S.,nngfleld 1 9 Laurel Cliff. Route . Modern Ranch Style. Beautiful ens, otorm window1, aim. u. s. Civil hrvl.. Todll Foley and Mrs. Fugate attend· Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Atkeson called on hi& mother Mrs 124 location on top of small bill Inurn sidmg. CaD Guy NeJ8- .......men " ,.. ....,. ,. ... ed the Rutland Alumni banquet. and Michael, Mark, Denise and Mary CIT' cle recently. • . 6 Z 30tp f acmg · s ler Racine Oh10 · IIlah 0 " . ..,. 00.,., ..........., D I "" tate Highway Garage on • • • nouun., of - o- .....,..... Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Brown ana ~ ""tumbua spent the Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gary and Lo't and Found WILL THE person (whose iden- MEXICAN TOM.-. TO plants for Route 7 with good road to mail! 12 :!11 He ::!:/: of St. Albans, W.Va., visited Memonal Day weekend w1th family of The Plains and Mrs. lily is known) please return sale. WtllJam Holmes, Syra- ~:~~n~:yi:~~~.~:~~:.· :::!:~~ AUCI'IONEER W~.....J:."'i,~":;.,:':.l%:":i with friends in thi1 area re- h,"r. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edith Shain of Pomeroy spent the electric guitar to the Sun- euse. 5 26 tfc fast play, maid's, utility and Complele Service tf.:':m ....,,., ... -.. ,.,._ cently. Clair Taylor and attended the a day with Mr. and Mro. Lloyd down Club. II returned, no shop. Three baths, ceramie tile Crin Bradford Oblo. Mrs. Irene Graves or Harris- Rutland Alumni ba,n~uet. Roush and Wayne. further action will be taken. For Summer Drlvlne . . • and wall to wall carpet on Write, Prone or Cuntacl burg visited Mrs. C. 0. Chap- Mr. and M~s. Wilham Young Eunie Brinker and William 6 9 3lp eFyrzon G10ollno floors. About two-thirda of A.. C. BRADFORD Legal Notice man and family last weekend. of Yolkey Ridge and Mr. and Carleton accompanied by Mr. _ _ _ _ _ _ _:...:....:.::.... e Lubrication Service hou.se is paneled in mahogany Racllle, Ohio While here, Mrs. Graves at- Mr~. Dana Bnckle• of Shade and Mra. Hayman Barnlls of I Notice e Unlco Tlroo, All Slzot and walnut. Air conditioned. 5 1 tfe •• THo couRT •• tended lhe Rutland Alumni ban- ••sited recently Wllh Mrs. lies- Pomeroy visited the cemeterie1 FREE 1,0110 S&H Gr·en Stamps Aok obout FREE Flog ofhr Large patio and double carport. Karl Grueser, Plamblnc IIIII Mlcl~Mg.:t,.'N.•~.,. quet. sle WISe. at St. Paul, Joke• and MI. How? By simply viewing the• Rlvor :!~lc~o::E:~to -• ~ :;!~~~::~~~~ay bo •een Headag Ml'll, Bowen ol Har- MMr. adndMMrsH. Joe BoTulin and lon, W.Va., oa Memorial Dsy C< ,l3CI Vacuum cleaner in ~ Colt 985-3555 Chester, Ohio Mlnersvllle, Ohio M"" wonoc• risburg, was here last weektnd r. an rs. enry rner of Sunday. your home. Phone w'Y 2-1.821. at our bo•t dock. End your aewer troubles :!~ 5,.;.!~:r:~':o,':!:;11 to attend the fUneral of Mrs. children visited her parents, Jane Ingram of Columbua via5 28 30tc ~:~SUPER SERVICE , We have aU sizeo •• "'"'"~ Andy Hatfield and the Rutland Mr. and Mr9. Henry Turner of !led her grandparents, Mr. and STATION HOUSE FOR SALE, two yearo Sewer Machlne1 c.,_ ••••" Alumni banquet. She visited Carpenter. Mrs. Ralph Lee. MEXICAN TOMATO plants for OPEN old, 8 hedroom,s bath and Reasonable Ralel !:"':::,,~:"::~~:.~".. with Mn. Olive Page and Mrs. Miss Sandra Little and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Everette Ours ~~~- William Holm~s. S~:· carport. No down payment re- CaD WY 2-297~ Day or Nlgbl a..., '"••••· Frances Hendricks. Carl Harrls,. bolh of Washing· of Somerset called at th 1 14 ==-=~"'"'=~::..::::_ HOURI quired Phone SH Z.ii~WB. 7 28 Uc • """" ,. r••n "' "'· Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. ton, D. C., V1Sl!ed her parents, Dean Brinker home recently. REAR IT ON WMPO - LlewM a M co•••o•o 6 I l2tp ' S1'liD SERVICE. black ,;;d ::",;;.::,::,:•~,.';:':.~· C. 0. Chapman, Ann Webster Mr. and Mrs. Russell Little and Dean Barnita called ID lht aft. ellyn Thompson's "Life aad ••••••• woov•• white, 50., pinto pony. Call How"d ''"""· and Jon were Mrs. Loura Keck Rusty over Memorial Day week ernoon. Light" program, Monday thru "~""!:.:"... M:,~~.:,: ~ FOR SALE: 1 room \ home. Carl Morris. SH 2-4851. ,, ......,., .. ...,., .....,. of Newark, Mr. Homer Wells end .and attended tha Rutland Eunit Brinker accompanied Fnday at 8:15 a. Dl EST. .u w...u. koooml<ol ""''• All· Will sell completely furrush· '""''~'· ••••· ........,. of Wilkesville and Miso Tadd• Alumni banquet. by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ·Clark 6 1 3tc DanDY ruDDer. • mtnor 18 Y••n of Durst, Racine. •t1 •• ''" somup mtolno • to. ed with wall to wal carpet1 ' BeverY I Grate, daughter of of Racine and Mrs. EveiYJI lill tfc Ma' """' 1M •PPUed to 1 day• •bdon ~oR WANT AD SALE 2 SIGNS - a;::: - ..... ===-===:-:---,-:.-- "" IITY =""'. . I - •u• Rutland pomeroy Motor Co. OCiety otes C \IUZ .-t iGH TIME iE HADA NEW SPRING OUTFIT. Pomerov Motor Co. 1. Drama. 6. Crowd together 9. Thlclo: lL Klndofnut ---=====:....-c } arJDe sOCiety • Notes $340 Blaeftnar' -:,:::..:::,:"ilia""r::'.: o"" ......., ,.__,, I uGAL ••••<:_. 11,,.. Jllllnlta 26 A~U:-::TOM="'u"'s"'u=-=o:-:-hl-.,-rr-·.:__: ·-.:....::~=- ..,...t, oo "''""" "' mu>. Low ~ =lty~011= ~ =~~!:ella~~ ="· and drapes, or unfurmshed. Aia CONDITIONING Refrtger· 2 • ation .service. Jack's Refrig· 3712 eratlon New Haven Phone · ...~ TU z.:J5:J7. •4 1 tfc FOR SALE: Cumpletely muu_ _ ern 3 bedroom rand home HEATING PlmbMaeDer . ' ' ...., m new area on Chester Road. Farnaces. Arnold Brothers, Phone WY Z.5l17. ~ 28 tfc liB Easl Mala Slreel, Pomeruy. Phone W"'i Z..%448. ·· FOUR bedroom house, extra 7 20 Uo lot for sale h Is p I near ac oo . ear Auto SalHysell• Rutland• oh·•o. v• ;~~.t. ':.~·,.•. ~'::'..::.:~Flo::':.'!': Mrs. Merrill Coltr•''l of Lan- Mr. and Mrs. George Grate, Clark of Pomer•y attended the wlll take no1tce that oa lhe Mb da7 b eel r v canczlled7 Loot your opera- ,..,.. ...,. •• ,. ' woeko. AlOO •• M.,. '"'· tba ••••nuff, Mnle ,.,,. caster and Mrs. Dorothy as recover rom measles at graduation Ill Gena O'Briea al WI llcena1 CaD WY Hill. ~:~~ntroll •pUtlebup. other rora1e :e~~~'!,.!:~ ~eU..uo~~·~M= ~rooms and Susie of Columbusl,h;;;er;;;;;;h;;;o;;;m.,e;;;o;;;n;;;;;;M;.ai~n~S~tr~ee~t.~_;;;;N;;;ew;_;Le:;;x~ln~gt~o~n~r~e~ce~n~tl~y;,......., llltfc ;~~~~~~= A~':~County, Ohio, beblJ .'a action tor ua. VlSited recently with Mr . . and 11· ==::-,=:::--~--== uon- -t """ """" • ..,,,.,, outtuo• or ",.. ...... '"- • " 14 Mrs. Pearl Lanning. LEARN HOW to drive QuailPetition .... ..."" u follo'lll. · BIG FREE fled lnstructo F nk ·E hi STEREO CONSOLE, 1965 mod;::::cz:u~':ri~ ..............-. A. son was born to Mr. and IIl8ll WY 2-~ ra ~~.:- el. Thill set radio equipped. "t••"" in t•• To""""• of autto•. Mrs. James Quillen 011 May MOBILEHOME & TRAVEL TRAILER - - -· p Has nice finisb of walnut. This ~~~~:t',;tf :0~~· :-:h:~'it.,. :~ 15 at Holzer hospital. The baby For Rent •et sold much higher. Take MJ••n••••· "' ''"' ...,. "" ,.., has been named Jamr, Wil· --SHOW- - - ---f teet deep; uceptift.l eoa1 and l)ther ... Lin In H . over payments o $5 per """""' ....... .... ,.. "'"' '" Ham and we'•""" seven pounds. Celtbr.ting Our 14th Annlv-ryl 1••• co e~ghll, 2 bed· mon th, or pay balance due mlno lh• •~• without,.....,.,..,. M '&"<" to ... ,.,...,. • . , . oo ... , ""... aternal grandparents 4 BIG DAYS-10:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. room bouse with bath, base- $77.114. Call WY 2-6555 north •••• of Lot No. 18 In ... Mr. and Mrs. Dick Foley are of JUNE 18, 19, 20, 21 ment, bulltpin eupboard, hard· HOUSE, 4 rooms, bath and 61 Pontiac _ $1,595 ..me ........... """'" ... ,..,.. wood Doora, gas furnace. Call 6 8 8tc laundry room. Ph. WY 2-3817 Bonneville V8 2 dr. Hard ~~!uk:wnm..~ ~~ J!, ~~~ 300: Rutland. Paternal Jrandparents Faa turing 01 ... oblo Tracy Whaley, WY 2-3054 aft· SINGER, SEWING MACHINE. 183 Beech St., Middleport. Top. One very particular componJ .....,..... are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest QuilAbo tho roUowlDI ._..... roo! 1 1S THE BIGGEST MOBILE HOMES lUlL T er 6 p. m. 6 8 lotc Completely rebuilt. Round owner. Power steering and e.taie: Beini Lot No. 11 1n thll ptat en o yracuse. Great grand- ~ ==-~:c-.:-bobb' . ch' Thi 6 3 6lp brakes. Ali Vinyl uph~lstery, of MIAon-"llo, llelp c....... Ohio. father ls Mr. William Foley of 24' x 55' MagqoUa Lelsurama FOR REtT - 8 X 50 thre. m, sewmg ma me. 8 Spotless all white finish. Excepting the Mal md ather min- w 20' x 52' Ritzcraft Ranch Home .ler. Local· machine fully gnaranteed. ROOM brick home, 2 hath- 61 C $895 .......... "'"' to ,.... ... est Columbia, w. va. 00" liM ......, 4 " ' " bedroom housetr.. ·sh d tt' d omet _ _ "m' " M nd M . 20' :tt 42' Ritzcraft Ranch Home eel on N Second-a M'ddl Balance $211, or pay $1.25 per rooms, flDI e a IC an •'"'•'"'· r. a rs. Bruce Davis port. ~ne WP 2-~ ~Y~ week. Call WY 2-6555. bBllement. Out of high water. ~ 1:\;· ~~~:'m:n~l. s~.::.~~fr:~ ~~:'\,~;;;;.;,, ......... ,.., _,. anlnd David spent the week end The -·· _ WY • ••~. '"'tfc 6 8 6ta Central heating, priced for dark turquoise finish. Auto'""",. '" ... eounlJ o< .....,, '" Columbus with her uncle, Mr. Beautiful 60 x 12 Rltzcraft ..,.,. •• ......, .-~ quick sale. Phone WY 2-6116 matic shift. ,Hlp .. "''' "' Oblo, """ '" ""' ,....,... Stanley P. Molden. NEW HAy f } Fill of Sutton, alld bounded . . ._ Fabulous 60 x 12 Trotwood FOR RENT -Traller space barns now orwith sa e: loUo..., ...... ... ... Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Thorn~ Famous 60 :tt 12 Uberty out of your field or WY 2-2205. Charles F. 1 malnlnt 40 fM\ OD CP toutb lle!e ~ on N. Second-av In MiddleWildermuth. 4 13 Uc or Lot No. " m ... vWep or son have been in Virginia visitport. Near shopping district. bay at cheaper prices. Phone Pomo-, Ohio Ml .....tUo, MelD c..,.,., .,.,., ;•• ber lather who II ' m · ill Also 5112-7648 (EU) or write: RoLivestaclc ·-· '""''.. '" ... ~· •"' "' .., •.., Namco-Fieetwood-Horizon-Ubert:r 1 '' bert Yelton, 412 N. Tray Rd • FOR SALE· Fine JlOIIY Come ne Ramiller lea Ohllnger and famll Magnoll-Ritzcraft--1·2-3 Bedrooma • "f Bellefontaine, Ohio. and see. . M aso 773-5923. World 8llndard ol w•••• "-,.. '"''" • ..,. ''""' ha ed I y 301 FJ:ont Kitchen-Front Dining Rooma ==-:--=-c - - -"""::.::..::c n . __.. '" c... aau oa .... Lot No. , ve mov nto lht Bruce Ds1 8 file :: HOUSE lor Rent· 3 bedroo 7·5-301" EleeUence :!::~·~.:!"'::'"..:1:'".1.:: ...'.:': Nicholson property on Salem Front Bedrooms-Ten &Twelve Wide Modell Trotwood-Holiday Rambler-Arrow borne at 1128 E: Main S~ FREE LOAN of our ~llicient ONE NICE pure bred Hoi· Big ear room, ride IIIII pol' ::::. w,:;:~• .,';~.'I: f:"..,"',~,;t StrMreet. Phone WY 2-3408 6-5-«p Carpet Shampooers With purte' b II S 1. WY 2- lormaace. Small ear OCODCJIII.I' ''"· """' or lou ......... to .. • and Mrs. Fred Tackett Uttle Champ-Travel Trailer• 18 10 ........,..., . . . . . have movtd ·mto the B -=-:-:==-=--·.,..,.-:..:..:: chase of Blue Lo. stre sham· ..,!;1, u · erv ce ag e., 8lld llliiiiiPl'8hiiiJ Lot No. " And Tent Campers . 8 61p 6'"' o and • ROOM furnish 1nr Part ot the •mne pruperty eonruce Da· ed apart. poo. Baker Furruture. Middle!lee .,,,. •• "''"""' •· >o""""" ... via tral!er home on Salem St. • • . USED RE-CONDITIONED MODELS AVAILAILI ments. Rowley • Reed Hard- port. Insurance Meh>lmAIItaD Moton l.enll H. JohnloUi btl wue. lo William 8 I 61c A. MOtion .... Ollllro I. .......... .. Bessie Gilmore has moved -DON'T MISS THEware. 5 11 tfc --E. MaiD Street, Pomel'OJ .... ••to• Deeember a. '""'· ... Into lhe Jam Mlch 1son -:ONE 6ve-year riding horse with GUAHANTEED, renewable lor p~ WY W8'lt ,.,... rn volume ,.., •••• ul of the ea " o proRegister for Prizes Drawings Every Hour 'fH .{EE and lour l'M'D !Urni•'- papers. Conlat1 Thomas Man- life ho•pital11.atlon 1aauer1 4 22 tic gr.: ~::'~.';'; ~. ,:_~•:, .~-:;,:; perty on Salem Street. Free Refreshments Free Gifts For All ld llld wnardlbed ~put. uel, Rt. 2, Racme, Ohio. 1 at all ages. Phone WY 2-11188. No. "· .,,..., "'""" .... .... Friday evening guests of Mr. mt>.nlll WY U414 1J 8 Iff e 8 3te I '2 18 Ua 1964 VOLKSWAGEN 2 door se- ~'"..,'$:\: :0".::.:;!,~ .!.:':! and Mrs. Homer Parker and OVER 75 MODELS ON DISPLAY G dan, radio and heatec, one "'""'''"' of""' """ to <otwor to Suzy were Mr and Mrs Wil SEE THE FINEST IN MOBILE LIVING uODERN fi room and hath 1953 P[CK UP tru k art 4 th•m tbe ~mlinlaJ foi1J (40) ltlet. • • _..., '· · c .P s: Marine Supplies owner. $1395.00. Phone WY 2- ne.• ••,.,.,.,., vntwne 1a. .... bur Parker and• Eddie of Chest. furnJ.obed apartment, Middle- wheels complete w1th t1res ...o 6 7 31p .... M•'" .,...,, -.. a.,o,... er Mr and M H be AT rt. WY WI'IL 4 Z1 tf and be peed tr ......... The •..,.., or "'" P•d· ' . rs. er rt Parkpo c tu a. 4 a ans- FOR SALE· 24 It cruiser uon '' <o• the .......... of"'" ,.., er of Syracuse. and Mr. Jim WOOD MOBILE HOMES INC. l'RAJJ.J£R LOTS _ free ...,.. mission, 1 differential. H. E. sleeps two. All ~lectric. I.ob Farm Machinery :::~ ;r. ':':',:'~":t:':.\'"1: ::: Carpenter of Pomeroy. They BetwHn Belpre & Mlrlttta on State Ria. 7 •-IIIII water. B-'1 to , anow o• and Mr. Howard Parker ol Long -••w• ,..M, ,... Swain, Tuppers Plains, Ohio. of extr as lnc Iud'mg trat'Ier. 1 FOR SALE : Ford cult'-to 1va r, ,..•.,,... ,.,... of .. suJy,Uld1101petttlon , ., ,.... 1 8 3 "Where You Buy With Confld1nceN 1!1' Part (81811 &pproYed) tc 32450. John Ferry 2 N. May , like new. U•ed 2 seasons. Call ' ment ""' •• t••on ''""" .,,., Bottom had come especially for ., Utaa-iDI Ohio Phoae arV -- ~ - ' ~ Mull'! WaUIICfl, Plaintiff. Sl~ct 1951 Belpre, Ohio 423-9551 11 _ , n•• FOF. SALE: HAY. Herbert Wil- Athens, Call evenings. LY 2-1 Ray Bishop of Rutlano. Ph. w••,,., ••• ""'"· J the graduation of Suzy Parker Nat. 1 II lie li.ama, Shade, Ohio, ~P 1145. 6 a 6tp 1 SH 2-5584. & 4 ilW 1'"'-·~ '~ •.~:;n~·.. o. .., •• .,. from Rutland lli&ll iobool. - Call WY 2--25al or WY Blaettners II~~=~r ~ ~,_ 4. Yearning 6. Clwlce :n Greek 22. Pub item letter 24. urut ot weight 315. District :w. Card game through fear 27. Bucca- 11. Painted bunting: dlstanct> 15. La.mpr£>:. 18. Small 18. Man's name: Sp. 20. Before 21. Zealous ~3. 18. Sgueeze ag.. 12. Early Brltishers U .Ata Creole 13. V ent 17, Leavening agent neer Tea.lad..,..• h•w• 28. ronfeder- 36. Japanese ales 29. Conunand 37. Speck to a llog 38. Frl.a.r'IJ 32. Righteous titre e!uSfil;: PEOPLE OH,I'M NaT' MISS outcaat f~ DO 5A'I I P.ESEMEILE AA'ZOReACK!r I'M $UNTITUTING FOR HER/.' HER.~' Stories 24. Lubrlcatet 27. ExcJilJila- j 1 19. Half .ems Wallach 7. Go back 8. Discour- 10. Sheltered I R MA K IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING 2. Find 3. Aside 6. Mr. cord I SHORE HOPE ITS LONG ENUFF, HONEY POT. 50 MY KNEE ·CAPS DON'T SHOW MAW ·DAILY CROSSWORD I ¥ FIG GEREl> IT tion 30. Slice a.galn 31. Refrain r &once.. popular war song 33. Moslem title 84. Heraldic bea.rlng 115. Bogged 38. Fragile -- ~· · 'I ~,., "These shots won't make you act silly! They're not like the onea your father take• in a &lass!" 29.Mr. Promlnger 40. Percentage oflntorest clcr~ : ~1e ,, e .- ~;w.~ fl. Tidy a 42. Cert.a.ln II r·e( knpw ..:;-r,e c.;~-~ a c;.::er-6WIQCJ n' o:' t ··3:.-, c 7:·· - qr~ n'oa :;c; _; ! brews DOWN 1. To like bettor DAILY CRYI'TOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: .I.XYDLBAAXR · to LONiiFELLOW WJEH RADIO --... One letter .tlmply ~tor another. 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Monday Thru Friday THE BORN- LOSER N LG YU.IIIT a,pto,_ lluo- Y.IIIXVKKKBYLNG.III RLH UVCNGA &H~TXV'N VHR UVC.-PKV CLBRC HB NLG CLHR LGIIl LG.III CNGA· ICGVCCGTEG.III Ye.terd&Y'o Clyploqaeter OUR NATIONAL FLOWER IS CONCRETE CLOVERLEAF.-LEWI8 KUMFOJU) 'fHE 10:18Bt,Kitw--~ WMPO Radio Monday Tbra Friday: 5:05 Jim Mees Show 6:00 Sign-On, New1 6:30 Sundown Seren81e 6:05 Sacred ileart 7:30 Sign Off 6:20 Meigs CT, RFD 8alnrday1: e:25 Paul Bowers Farm 8:110 SJiD On - News 6:30 Country Jamburea 6:05 Country Music Time 6:57 Weather 1:25 Cuuntry Jamborea 7:110 National News 7 011 Protests"' Hour 7:30 Sports 7:30 Sports 7:35 Bill Miller Show 7:35 Larry anderson Show 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show 10:45 It's Music - Army (Tues~ay·Tbursday] 11:00 Dairy Valley & Dutton's 7:50 News Top Ten Show 8:30 Daily Light 12:00 News 8:45 Baker Furniture Show 12:15 Musical lnleJ!ude (Wed.-Auction) Frl, Show) 12:30 The Rev. 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Roscoe Thorne! 1:30 News (Local) 3:10 The Sunday ShowcBlle ~:40 Jim ""6·.•• Sund6wn Serenado .....,. Show ~ ----------------------~~6~:00~N:e:wa~----------~7~:30~S~i~~~O~ff~~~ ..- ... E1:·~~~~=-•:J:.':~ be~! e.-- '":.=, NV... .,.,IU', 1 ' ~--------------~ ;' ~ o . ... - ~ -· \ o• .. • A " 0 • 0 " • ' ' ' -' • • . .... . . . . •• • - ·· · · . ... oOOo . . ... . ~. · -- h .. - - - · - - , .., - - - .. . 0 0 · ' · " - ' ' "" 0 • .,t_ •............. - ... ,. ........ , .. ,... ~ · - .. - 8\' NE.U. Ab&lll. I'"ROV\ 1Hf51!! 1'"~ AND EVEN WITHO\lT II , MEPICAL HISltlRY IT ' LOOK.(i LIKE Afol lf't"" ~ OPERABlE •• �,, •• \ I I • IIIEEIING SUNDAY A Nativity Deanery meeting will be held Sunday at 2 p. m. at the st. Andrew's Church in Nelsonville. Mrs. Del Veechio, president of the Steubenville Diocese of Catholic Women's Clubs, will be present. Those wishing to attend may contact Mrs. Paul Casri. SOCIAL I'""""""'Around ' And CALENDAR M'dd/ About SLower Honors Miss Chap man ATI'END MEETING r Twenty members, odvisor<, n and parents of the Meigs 4-H Pleasure Riders allendcd • three county 4-H meeting ;.~ urday at the Bob Evans Farm. Miss Linda Chapman, whose JUNE t The aU day meetmg was marriage to A IC Bruce Stalnak- White Rose Lodge will meet training session on judging er will be an event of Sunday, ! Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 horses and pomes as to was guest of honor Friday eve- p.m. at the legion hall in Mid· anre and action. nmg "'.a shower gJvcn by Mrs. dleport. .....==-; s:;:i the U~ited Methodist church. stated coovocation Wednesday, ' Jto ellow and green color at 7·30 p m lor the transaction was carried out in the of and the elecI decorations. Girts were placed tion of olficers lor the coming ' on a table with while rover and year All officers and compan: centered with a yellow and ions ·are urged to attend. Regreen un,hrella . . freshmenls will be served folGames were played With pm- lowing the meeting. es awarded I he winners after JUNE II which the honored g"est open- The Catholic Women's Club ' ed her many lovely girts. of the Sacred Heart Church will Cake ~red in while and dec- have a potluck picnic on : orated \l ith while weddmg bells Thursday at 6 p. m. at the I1 and ye llow roses. tea, coffee home of Mrs. ~orge Hackel.!, and yel low minis were served, Sr., Middleport. Each member friday N1ght F~~~~~~~======-.....-..- ~:~li~lmi~s ~~~d DAD-APPROVED ~o~~;;o~ .t~~~r~.;~r:;t~l~~: ~~~ them~ G I FT S r~ula; b~siness 1 " par~nts, ~ ~r, ~ere e The Past Councilors of Theo.. dorm; Council D~ughters of America will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Rollin Bearhs. VOL XVII NO. 45 Ali<'ndmg were Miss Rulh Hemlock Grove will present the Ann l·:dvmrds, Mr~. Virgil program and Harrisonville will Bla~..:kv.und. Mrs. C.1rl Arno~d, open and close the meeting. Re- Mrs. AudrL'Y Slater, Mrs. VJC- rreshments will be served by 1 tor Young, Sr .. Mrs. Pally the host Gr;mge. Ne utzlmg, M"s Pally Sham, The Pomeroy Bend C. B. RaMrs. Hoger !lines, Mrs. Opha dio dub will hold a wiener ] Offutt. ~Irs. Willard Hines, Mrs. roasl at the Syracuse Road, Don Housh, Mrs. Harold Mas- , side Park Thursday ovening, 1 Si:l r , A COMPLETE LINE M i ~s Sa lly Foster, SI<Jre Powell. Mrs. 7 p.m. for members and their families. Mrs. E. E. Bryan!, Mrs. A. A special meeting of Pomelonzo Custer, Mrs. Cleland · ' Chapter 186 OES will be Mrs. Denver Th11mas, Mrs. Thursday, June 10 at 7::10 fred Yeauger, M"'. Boney . 'p.m. lor the initiation of three chell, Mrs. Harley Stalnaker, candidates. Miss Golda Sargent, Mrs. EdJUNE 13 wina Sroll, Mrs. Marona Roush A Nativity Deanery meeting and Mrs. Marie Chapman. will he held Sunday at 2 p. m. Sending gi!U; but unable to at the St. Andrew's Church In attend were Mrs. Mollie Cozart, Nelsonville. Mrs. Del Vecchio, I Mrs. Orville Brown, Mrs. John president or the Sleubenville Di. HOUSE SLIPPERS -----~--------------------~~~~~~~~~~L_--------~TH~U~RS~D~A~Y~,~JU~N~E~JO~,ll9~6~5------------------- at In the WORLD PAJAMAS FOR HIM! Make a Handy Man a Happy Long or short styles. Cool cotton for his sleeping comfort. AU sizes A, B, needs. At our store you'll find Buy him the work clothes he "'~ s. the greatest selection of the many famous national labels! C, D and E. DUNGAREES For every purpose. Sanforized shrunk 10 ounce 1 blue denim with zipper fly. Sizes 29 to 44. FIVE. Many st~le!! In this Father's Day ~ elec t ion und :;{'\cral .:·olors from whith 1o choose. Sizt-s 6 to 12. Choose now while selet:twn is cumplete. Leathers Corduroys Felts 2.99 h 6.99 SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT Nylon added to toe and heel. Short elastic tops. Black, grey and white. Sizes 10 to 13. 3 pairs $1.00 and M;·s. Glenn Dill, Mrs. Le- will be present. Those wishing land Sisson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom to attend may contact Mrs. Mankin. Mrs. William Clark, Paul Casci. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hunnel, Mrs. ----Gail Buck and Gloria, Mrs, MRS, FOREMAt IS HOSTlie Sargent, Mrs. Ralph ESS TO SRELLIE BOICE more, Mrs. Richard Young, CIRCLE rreorge Hubstetter and · Mrs. Evelyn Foreman was \lr. mlll Mr.s. Phil Ohlinger. hostess to ltJe Shellle Boice Mrs. Homer Cooper, Mr. and Circle of the Great Bend Bap' Mrs. D<ile Jusl1s, Mrs. Ever. tist church when they met at eU Thomas, Mrs. Antone Luc- her home June I. I ke, Miss Hoberta Rom me, MJSs Devotions entitled "Lead Us ~ Kay Follrod. M1sses Nancy in Prayer" was led by Mrs. and Carol Hamm, Mrs. Char- Glenna O'Connor, She read a R. Karr !ir., Mrs. Remo Lmd, poem on prayer the seriplure l ies Mrs. Charles Wildermuth and James 5:16-19, then offered ; , daughters. Mr~. Richard Fm- prayer, Miss Wilma Sayre, pres- For work. Fisher stripe, two way zipper. Plenty of pockets. Sizes 36 to 50.......... $5.95 and $7.50 Visit the Furniture Department On the 3rd Floor GIVE FATHER A ROBE ler, Mrs. Gerald Wik•ermuth, mount or used stamps and usrd ""':::i~==;:::::;::;:;::;~~~~~~~~~~~L~o;g.:,an..,.::an:;;d:._~:._loiiJS..:,siiiiBiiiireiiiiniiidiiiiaiiiiBiiiiaiiiiJ!e.iyl.l mailed to are ready to be their respective designations. More stamps were donated at the meeting. iiii eSTARTS THURSDAY, JUNE 10 at 9 A.M. The program, SHOE CLEARANC-E!'! 11 Visit to a Mental Hospital," was present. ed bv Mrs. Isabel Lewi>. The stig~a once attached to mental 1 iII ness has not yet been entirely dispelled. However, the ther11•1~eulc1·c value of human love and kindness has been demonconclusively as often the only effective treabnent or mental 1lln<Ss, she stressed. The hostess gave the closing prayer then served relrehments to Mrs. Edna Baker and Sharon, Mrs. Glenna O'Connor, Miss Wilma Sayre, Mrs. Isabel Lewis, Kothleen and Brenda, Jimmy and David Foreman. Mrs, Ruth Wolle was absent. She was remembered with a get well card. ATTEND TEA e1NiJitalht. SHOES REGULARLY PRICED UP TO $10.99 l.adles! .•. this is the sale you have awaited! Smartaire flats, walking heels and dreos pumps in patents, leathers and straws. Many oolors ... blue, red, pink, bone, black & white spectators, natural and plnk straw. Sizes 4 to 9, but not aU sizes ill eacb style. Hurry, shop Two officers of the Amerl· can Legioo Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 3!1 and Girl State representatives and altematoo sponsored by the Unit and tlleir mothers were in Gallipol· is Saturday to attend the Girl State Tea held at the Grace Methodist church. Attending were Mrs. Mason Fisher, firs t vice PrOOident; Mrs. Jed Webester, Sr~ Ameri· canlsm chairman! respre~ta· lives, Claudia Grueser and her mother, Mrs. Walter Grueaer, Sandra Hendricks and mother, Mrs. Harley Hendricks, Barbara Kennedy and mother, Mrs. Walter Kennedy, Jr., and alter· nates, Cheryl Edwarda and her mother, Mrs. V. D. Edwards, and Sharon Biggs and her molher, Mrs. Nathan Biggs, tarl¥1 MATCH,ING BAGS J. PRJCE GIVE HIM COVERALLS I Mrs. Paul Sa~Pson, Mrro.. D"?ght spectacles Chapman. Canaday In 11M Mlddl. Blotlr Naxt 11 llberhkfl ~ ~·I~;.,.,.-·-----~=============--!/ I'OMEilOV't OUAUfY SHOI I'I'ORII '>Ti' PI€NJ.C POSTPONED Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will not meet Friday, June It but wiD have their annual picnic Friday, June 18 at the home of Mrs. Edward ~f:ro~icnlo Fa: in will be held all p.m. The meat will be provided by the hostesses and membera are asked to bring covered their owndish. table service and a ..SPACE WALKER - Astronaut Edward White floats . in space, the gold-plated cord attaching him to the GemtnJ capsule unwtndmg Mextco and Texas coast.from the black bag m front of h1m. More t)jan a hundred miles below are the Gulf 0 f GOP Events Net Over Million • Dollars; Goldwater IS 'Out' BACHELORS' FRIEND COTTON SOCKS , law ::md Tarn.Jra, MJss Mary idPnt. was in cha rge 00 the bus. K Clwpman, Mrs. J?h.n Koeh~ iness session. A sufficient a· OHIO, Reds Rip Camp, 14 Dead $2.48 1Musser Miss Jerri Frick, Mr. ocese of Catholic Women's club · :. ...' Astros Return Home, ~ Greeted by Thousands Man in our Work Clothes 1 l IIQMEROY-MIDDLEPOnT. OHIO FATHER'S DAY IS SUNDAY, JUNE 20 aunt of Mr. Stalnaker, servr•d with Hemlock Grove and Har~ i the tea and coffee. risonville Granges as guests. 1 I en tine I I I at·y '· Remember Father with a Gift from Elberfelds , ol M1ss Chapman, served the The Rock Springs Grange I cake and ~Irs. St;~ca Powell, ' will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. PRESENT l ft_l l DetiOI4!d To The Jnure,a 01 Til. Meie..Maon -frea r~= iltlti~ng~in~M~i~dd~l~ep~o~rt~.===~~~e~tta~~K~m~d~er~g:arte~n:_:~a~c~e~r;;,~;:_~~~~::;.:~~;..;,~~:;_.-.-==iiiiii=--=-, ' ' t: da~ghters ~ . i as a guest. r PERFECT ·~.. ~. .. \ ' is to take a lady of the parish w from a tab ll'. w1th lace cover, I centel'ed w1fh an arrangemr~t of fOSf'S, with wlute .candle~ m 1 sliv er holders o~ eJthE'r s1de. ' Otlwr t(JIJle o1ppumtmen1s were also in sliver. Napkins were )'('I~ low. Mr~. Marcus Rou!'h, aunl THI! • ort o·•~---June 9, 1961 Mrs. o. L. Quillen of St. 16-Daily Sentmel, Pomeroy-M'ddl I _:_~ePc:::..:.o.•..::.:: Mary's, W. Va., viBlled receDt.W Ue h ATI'ENDS COMMENCEMENT b ly with Mlss ' Frleda Faelmle. spending the summer wtth er , Mrs. J. w. Dawsoq, who bas parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Zerkle recently flew J 8 r been with her daugliter and Crooks. . plane to Pittsburgh to attend rf family, Mr. ad Mrs. Forrest Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kauff Commencement' exercises ol <! I epo Bachtel and family lor e ~ave ~o:~.:: :~e::~:~; his cousin Jeffrey Lynn Pea· . Ch Davis who ls ' wmter, has returned to er Yon r ·A cock, 1 M:~ t arte~~e Rhode Island home in Vienna, W.Va., where 00MN. ~~=~· ;~ar~ and ~c~~l e~l ~esign, arrived on she will spend the ,summer. chi~~n, Irene aod Mortin, and Tuesday to spend the summer Mr. and Mrs. Atwood Spen- Mrs. Roger Pbilllps and dough- SIX SENTENCED vacation with her Dr. gler and are spending Rita, In Jonesboro, MOSCOW IUPI)-Tass, lhe of. and Mrs. J . . J. DaviS and a vacahon m Florida. ' 'i'imn. to VlSlt .tev. and Mrs. licial Soviet news agecy, redaughters, Diana, Elame and Mrs. James JIVIden and Mr~ Fred I. Gardner. . ported Tuesday that a Russian Joyce. Kennelh Byer have . h Randy Phillips visited With court has sentenced six Soviet Mr. Harry Houdashelt was from a. vacation tr~a a~d the Vernon Weber family over citizens lo death on World War taken to Holzer Hospital on West Vtrgmla, vgg~ Wh'l In the last weekend. I II war crimes charges. Monday fur a medical check up. washington, D. . . ~ e Mr. and Mrs. Charles . Bea. The court ruled that the six Mr. attd Mrs. Wilham Blank W~hmgtos and Vir~IDI~ J!~~ mire ~nd children of B~ltunore , defendants collaborated with a~d famtly of Boulder, Colo., VISited t~e late Presld"';in n Md. VISited Betty WU!iams re- the Nazis in killmg mmates of have been the guest of Mr. Kennedy s grave at ~ gto f cently. concentration camps at Auschand Mrs. John Werner and and watched t~ c~an~mgl ~e witz and Buchenwald, other relatives. Mrs. B\:nk IS th\ guardS al~ : an~~t~ ••· FIDES LODGE TO MEET . the former Janet Russe . Un no~n o e_ All members of Fides Lodge, tend Thursday evenmg, June~~ Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Tho~- riOUS h1slor1c SttesCrooks Mar· No. 210, Knights of Pythias at the hall. Inspection Will as of Belmont, Mass. are VIS· • MJss ~eannette le h is, of Middleport, are urged to at- held. 1i5!i!l'$ t>•WstMWI:!!:>l The Ideal gift for Father-a washable robe In ,beau· tiful plaids, wrap style, tie hell, In a ~p pak pJas. tia zippered waterproof brief case. SI.Zes small, medium, large and extra large. (In the Ready To WHr Depart.-! on the Second Floor) Give Father a Comfortable Recliner to pair an enthusJastie welcome lor the pope. Relo In after • hard dliy'a work ' Visit the 3rd floor furniture department and pick a comfortable chair for Father from the large selection of easy chairs on sale. Many colors and covers to choose from. For Father Give Luggage Give Him DRESS SHIRTS Cool, short AIRWAY UNIMOLD comfortable, and 22" llOIIPANION-JWII rl&ht for abort weekend long white trtpa. aD" TWO Sl1lTJi:R - Ideal for pa<tin1 two ouita pl111 lhlrta llld other eccoiiOl'iel. lncludeo plastic dl· vlder, SUit llor and. halllflen. sleeve style11. 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