https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2e8a9ec0eaa32ea09a6c2d8fe296531e.pdf d626ab0a1bb0f3070dba64213cc5ac36 PDF Text Text ~· • • IS - " ~ .' A variety of entertainment duced to the audience by a vo- Gloria Buck on "Another Op'n- , Adding to the variety wi ll be :; " , ~ehl, Ga llipolis, Will be the Sand.'' and "By the a.,• will be prov1ded by If finalists cal 10lo, ''You Must Have Been 1ing, Another Show." Constance Midkiff. Athens. pre- ?. -".'0 1n a comedy monolog- by the dancing chorus compo~o and cast members of Meigs a Beautiful Baby; • by Bob1 In the contestant talent com- senting a style theme act oft ':,·. ~ 1ret Ann Elliott, Gal- ed or Jonnie Thompson, DJcl County's Big Bend Minstrel Crow. 'petition, Carole Gumn, Miam1s- garments she has created and jh. I sing "How Can I Nease, Mike Archer, Briladl Assn. at a ResJonal Mils Amer- The girls will be in a garden burg, costumed as the devil, Miss Ellen Bird, Middleport, W .• vm the Broadway Potts, Donna Crow, Bob Sw.., lea contest to be staged at 8 setting created by Mra. Margar- will do a toe number to "Satan who will do Eugene F"1eld's jshow "Paint Your Wagon." Gay-~ son, Ralph Werry, Glorll p.m. Saturday in the Pomeroy et Ella Lewis assisted lly Aar- Takes a Holiday." Joyce Elaine ''Little Boy Blue." Another lo- Ia Aflll Caraffi, Cleveland, will Buck, Katie Morarity and JGI!I Junior High School Audilorium. ,on Zahl and Robert Morril. Byer, CmcinnatJ,. in sailor cos- ~cal contes tant . Rosetta Lisle, ,present a vocal number for her LJS ie. ' Joe Struble, veteran emcee,! John Lisle will present the Iitle tummg, will do a modernJStlo Syracuse, will sing "Tru e ta lent number. Rounding out the EVENING EVENT will preside over the pageant song, "Mi88 America," and cre-lctance number on Which she d1d ,Love" and Rutland's Lmda Sue competitiOn w•ll be numbers ny l' Lee Jacobs of Pomeroy wfl activities held in conjunction ating the mood for th~ three j her own choreography. Sheila ' Parker Will be doing a cornet Sharon Blumenfeld, Pittsburgh, do a five mmute magic act fOlwlth . the Big Bend Regatta minute talent presenlaliOIII ol Ruck, L1ma, w1ll vocahze ·; number. P&., and J udy Camp bell, Galh· lowing lnlermi&sion and Lilt. Weekend. Official pageant ac- each of the f?nlestanta will be Cain'! Say No" from Oklahoma j The old soft shoe and a fast polis. ; will vocalize " The Girl on t1tf companilt will be Mrs. Marglll'- Sandra Brewmrton slnsJng and Carmah Saxton Gallipo1JS, 1 tap presentatiOn w111 be done Setting the swim sUit compe- Magazine Cover" 1o briDi • et Neuman. "EveryltUng's Coming Up wlll sing "I EnJOY Being A by .Jacquelme Sue ScriVener, titJon judgmg w1ll be B11! Zer- the contestants for the eveillJIC The 14 finalists will be ·intro-IRoses," and baton soloist, Girl" as her talent number. !Cuyahoga F'alls contestant Joy-.kle's vocal. ·Love Letters m <Contmued on page 10 ) , --~· 1 - • J at yAJ entine Ol XVII NO. 49 Other Mens Ca nvas "'MfRUY ·MtODtEPORI. OHIO SANTO DOMINGO <VPII- GIIIIftre broke out ill Suet Domingo early Ieday betweea rebel lroopo and membera or llie Inter • -'merieaa peaee- TONIGHT & TU ESDAY " NONE BUT THE BRAV E" -Tt>chmcolu r ~ T onv Brll Samnn I u k~u n Lilt <~In!:' S h ' p lw n~ Colarcar roons WED. and THUR SDAY June 16 ·17 ~R ID AY and SATUR DAY Junt' ' 8-19 Regatta Shuttle Service is Assured lhrnu~h TONIGHT "C APTAIN NEWMAN M. D." C!egory Pl'<'k Ton' CUI't l S Color - and"STRAIGHT JACKET" Joa n Cril\1 lord 1 Meigs Women To be Honored At Ohio State NOT OPEN SU N , MON , TUES. June 20 21 FIVE CENT keeping lofte. AI least It eivlliano were WOUIIdetl, RegaUa officials . conflr~ed sa•d confirmation that Lake Eas t Mam-st bv Roedel's, qu irrd tu poy an ""m " ''''" or frst,v iiJes. Motoristo, ho"'* Tbt ftrlna broke lit It 1 L today that the parkmg .!lltuatlon Shore will have shuttle serVJ CP store l fh arge. Pr, not mtendmg to visJt tb8J11, llld was CODiiaulnc m.,.. In Pomeroy during the big up. was received Monday. Pr"'e for passengers shuttled The Jarcceo al Mason will Hrgalta w1ll be rerouted 011111 lhan Z\1 houn taler. 11 ap. coming weekend of activity will The serv1ee will be from Mid-I from the ra~rg• ounds or M1d be handl ing the sale ol urkfl s other streets In order 1o hJ· peared to ortp 1 ~e at the be greatly reliend with the an- dleport to the Meigs County dleport to downtown Po111eroy to "iew Ihe actJVJI Jes from that pass the section. DOrtbe••t eor'ller Df tbe miJe. nounc~ment the L~ke Shore fairgrounds m Rock Springs. 1 wil l be 25 cenls per 1wrson ; o;ec liOn RE:J!reshm~>nts w11l be A "gigantic tent" that COY. aq1~ IOIIe ill &mtt Domla- fransJt compa~y w1ll Provide Cost of passengers takt',181 II was <:~! so annuu nled today 1 provu:!ed on the Wt>sl VJrgmJ<=~ ers most of the upper parkina controllH by lie foreet • shuttle serv1ce. advantage of the serv1ce wJII that the "Vill ijRe Green" across SJde ol the m er. lot was ra ised Monday aftel' Col, frlllCU.. Cllama.. 1 Willis Leadingham, general be 15 cents per person for tho" i I~· Oh1o R1ver al M"'"" will OffiCials. mak mg fmal plan' no· •n SjlOCtators will be able De1o. chaU"man of !be Regatta, and picked up Within the areas from be roped of t and spertal ors ex. : or lhe weekr·nd, Sfnd · ,., v1ew the Friday night 118ft · Pomeroy Chamber ot Com-lthe Pomeroy-Mason bndge to pectmg to vit>w thl' race<:; rro m tr<Jffl c'' wrl l f.te mamta mPd in show With Minnie Pearl 11· 1 merce President Jack Carsey, tht! intersection of Kerr-st and that van tag!• pom1 wtll bt> re- I f'omcrov dUI mg the thrl:'e-day headline performer, the ski and - - - - --sky shows on Saturday and lbe [' race..c; on Snnday from under . lhe tented area. For Tho Regatto WHirtnd, Pomoroy-Mddleport, Ohio A dJscu, ion of the upcornlDC Juno 18-19-20 Regatta plans was held Man:day durmg a special meetlnJ FRIDAY ' of I he Pomoroy Chamber of II A.M. - Parade forms on South Second-ov In Commerre at Crow's Town & Middleport. Two Meigs County ladies w111 1 Country Restau ran t with Mr. be honored this week at lhe 13 P.M. - Approximate limo of llarting of parade . r.arsey in charge of the bus!"Tenth Annual Homemaker's toward Pomeroy. j . ness sess1on. Courae:• June 15-17 -' 12 until \1 P.M.- Booths open on parking lot. , ' . State Un!veralty, lor thllr I P.M. - Start of stage show with Minnie Pearl as I participation In the Short headline performer, CourH for tile past 10 year,, 10:30 P.M. - Rock 'n Roll Dance on parking lot with , music by tho Royaltonot. I Pomeroy, Ohio Frank Smatr<.~ ( lmt Wllker Tummv Sa nds- HI atl IJt>:~.:t('r TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1965 n " PAJAMA PARTY" Schedule of Events I r l't•j hill ( oli H , \\ l l h J, >il\111\ hill, I aud \nrwll1 I-illi I( t•l!n Feii l urette: Wha' Happened Colorcartoom; Canteen will SATURDAY 10 A.M. - Sky show by Chillicothe Sport Porachute club. 11 A.M.- Art.Claxton Ski Troup show. : I P./11. - Air For~• salute to tho Big Bend with · plan•. ' ~ , 1:30 P.M.-Boat t•t rlllls. 2 P.M.- Att Claxton Ski Troop ahow. • 4 P.M. - Sky thow by Chillicothe Sport Parachute ~ chill 6 P.M.- Square dancing by Big Bond Twilero, I P.M.- Mitt America PogHnl at Pomeroy Junior \ High auditorium. •'' SUNDAY 9:30A.M. - Ministerial A11n. service on parking lot. l, II A.M. - Milling of drivers. 12:15- Start of Regatta racers, 5 P.M.- End of rracll. CARPETING SALE r· J For Limited Time At Ingels Furniture ENTER COLLEGII Miss Christine Bahr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr, and Miss Suzanne Bradbury, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ch_arles A Bradbury, are entermg RIO Grande College for tho summer session beginning today. of REMEMBER! If you ad now, this ~I II I 1 ' 11 ' , ~· .f · J,' f) ' ' <I' I COOL bargain can be yours! J' I II' I ,I ', I ,' Lee Lisle COMFORTABLE li mited Ou<n tity At Th is Pri ce! PHONE WY 2-263$ TODAY Square Yard lnclud.. loam~ rubber padding ond Installation · Syracuse Graup I • I Th e ladles of th• Syroeust IFiremen's Auxiliary will sem the canteen for the next Blood! mobile VIsit to Meigs county. , The VIS il Wi ll be from Jl noon EST, to 6 p. m. Mondaf, j-lune 28 at the Pomeroy Junior 1 H1gh School, accordin~ to Vernon Nease, Chapter chairm81t. Durmg the summer It II I highly 1mportant that donaU0111 i be •ncreased because of the it creased need for blood caused : by summer highway accidents. Meigs County has been operatmg on !he basis or providlnt I blood for all the needs of Me1g1 County residents. Thla pollq can be continued only wtth Jn.. . creased donations. 1 1 • • • June 20th (Next Sunday) is Father's Day .95 Be Served by Meigs Youth Are Attending Camp Ohio SUMMER Whether you oWD a J)T8C· ious mink or aa ordinary mouton , it should be iD atorage wherel! ummar heat. moths. du st. and thieve• haven't a ghost ol a chance Ia damage it. We leature a complete fur eervica by SHIRTS Select yours from the big experls: STORAGf se- lections in the men's depart· FURRIERS' ClEANING IEPAIRS AND RESTYLING ment on the first floor. .-AID I!IUoll - ---Melli Geaaeral Hlll!pflll ADMISSIONS·- NO!N!. I CALl US FOR StORAGE HOW Furniture Open Fri. & Sat. Nights Robinson's CLEANERS WY 2-5428 Pomeroy WY 2-5 I 30 Middleport DISCHARGES - Evelyn Bur- Don't Forget Our Furniture Sale On Tilt 3rd Floor row,a ~It, W. V&e I Elberfelds~Pomer~y REGATTA WEEKEND �~ . - .. ----- -·· -·--.... ' ...T.•)_ ~.-:c..:. :: ... : (. ~ ' lDMMENT I> liNG EDITORIALlY ' I ., lc refen to the camouflaged element ' in the program known as the "Great Society," as one of insidious 10cialism that has fastened itself upon the great Republic, and . that relatively lev· are aw· · are that it is even happening. Probably tho most confused persons In our coun· try are the younger generation, who . teem to think that all things should be done for their benefit, and when it is not done at·eording to their plan, all they can think of i1 to go out and demon•trate. Many ol them when they get a little older with an established family, and possibly a businesa that demands . ' tbeir attention they wlll mellow and dis: . cover that we never quite have the ideal . that they seek. kindness, ~md 1 deep sense of morality , due to the advantages they have had through education are still making of the world a jungle. There are accounts of conflict. profound dissension, and grave troubles in aU par1s or the world. Some can see some hope in the fact thai in I his era people will have a better un· derstanding of the problems, wants and beliefs ~nd traditions of others through the rapid dissimination of the media of the world and the opportunity to go to distant places and learn about the true condition of the world. It might be that the jet age will brine this about, but we see too many people who revolve In the same narrow provincial tircle, who even when they travel and mingle with others still stay . In the old age arms of narrowne01 and even down right bigotry toward their fellow man. The groiS materialism of 10 many people in thl1 country wm lead eventually lo the downfall of the nation. There are far too many who figure that !hay pay taxea, and the government will do tverylhlnl for everybody, but it sim· · ply doea not work that way. People are : IUppoled to Jet wiaer from the experi· -ea !bey have, but we see only a sur· fact Improvement. Man basically is not t4lo lar removed from the jungle, and Ia apllt of all the nicltiot of civilization Ia not u far removed from that law as be ht Is, and he will never he part and pareel of any great •ociety un· leu be changes his spots. Maybe we ·, eJpt<t 1 mlrlcie over·night, but It will DOl ~me about until you change the mtntl of many from treed, jealousv and etliJr .!tmoala lila! are destructive. tbtnu beyond the city hmits can still be found. These have a great appeal fur youngsters but the dangt!rs that caused firework! to be outlawed in the f1rst place still exist. These Include burns, penetralinH wounds , injuriez lo the eyes and ruptured eardrums Play it safe and obtly the sp1rit as well as the letter of the law. In some states the sale of nonelplo.~iv~ fireworks is stil1 lrgal Sme~ It il impossible to police all fireworks stands to in~ure that no ~xplolllive firrworklll are being sold, Lhis opens the door to an illicil traffic. Furthermore 11uch Items a1 the supposedly harmless sparklen are not foolproof. Sparklers burn at a temperature of J,6!0 defeet F. - hot enouah to burn your child's clothint. ln fact, out of 721 reported In-- juri., caused by firework! tn one state 10 were the result of careless handling of sparklen. Many ingenkHJ.• children today have le..rned throuth friends or home chemistry 1ets that the basic Ingredients of explosives can be readily purchaaed at the corner drugstore. Homemade uplos1ves a r e homemade booby trapo, Don't permit your child to flirt with dang~r in this way. A popular and alleredly 11fe substitute for conventional fire· works is the highway or railroad flare !t gives a red light that lasts abou1 10 minutes 1nd generates a heat of 2,500 degN!el F. Even after Jt seems to have burned out it c1n cause 1 severe burn or ignite clothIng. The Fourth of July ls set aaide to celebrate our lnd• pendence as a nation. Our problem now is to get away from a dependence on fireworkl 111 1 tilting means of celebration. Get 111st Action with j; -WANT·ADS Ill'.. -· Uh . monlll, ,. a ~ blonde lrelhman at Oelirp Wuhincton u.. IYerslty 1!11'\'111 II I doublt lor . J1dy - ~ Ia ,I r.w RtDtl when "lion!. Yellerday" 1111 belfll lbol Ia WlllhbtitDo, 'i1Mo frahllllll, Pat Plt!lpo, wu olo fered I llt09!l Glltllrlet II lhlll lime 11111· .ialll lhl coulda't bt lured II; J!Gilywood - ber chlel lnlertll 1111 a Will Point adtt uamed Ed Wblla. Sha poled for 1 p~ alaNIIIIJ 011 c1J11pua. omlllnJIJo boldlq IR books: ".ltlarrlqe tor Moderno." and ''Pre;iarin, lor Marrlqt." ApJIIMIIII, Pal pnpared wtiL prtdk:l : ""nlere'a gollli· to De a marrlqt." 01 ~ II PhyJ. lis became Ml'l, GllnCitll It might be not only tiJe eulmlna11oo ola IJ'tll but a amort leJal DIDYI• AI· hla wile, lhe would not be required to testt!y to anytbjl!l,delrlllleola~ to Sam In any Murt pr<~bo ~ or lrlal, II tllere ·ilhauld ' be one . . . Vle Lowndea of the Playboy Clubl, eurrently in Lon<l911 I1'Yin8 to open a )lrancb ·• · 11m• beo <'Orne acquainted with Christine Ketler and lhey'rt I llOitllanl duo aroond Mayfair. She seema even mort lnlereslad In b1m than lht wa1 In Albert Finney, 10 perhtpalhi'U bltomlai'IIJ• '"' "bWIIJ" )'tl. The brill art IDYelllpUIIJ the nilhlllfe lleltnllea of Ott Yankee ballplaym who art . . cUned to lily up IIC. In 1111 1.. eal oafu, often IWillfllll wllb eute ehicltl. Willi t11tJ can it Q - w~at lo i:rb-Ducbeano By tllCK WEST United Pr~•• loternatloaal WASHINGTON (UPIJ -After talklna It over as calmly and rationally as pos!lible, my wife and I roncluded · ~at we both had a bad case of ment<:~l crab. grass. Those deep philosophical dlsCU S~;Jons that on e~ made our evenmg.!l at home 10 11imulating had lost their old sp<u k In short, we no longer found ead1 other mte!lectually challengms. We nPeded to brand• out, to broaden our field of eruditiOn and bn ng fres h maiPnal mto u u r dJalerllcal co nvf'r~al lon~ . whkh are the very cornerslonea Q( marriage. So we did what countle~• other C'Ouples seeking tonic for the bra in have done. Ultra-Htgb Education We sold one of our children to a pass~ng gypsy, took the money and bought a new teleYJsion set. Specifically, we got one ol those Hll·channel sets that encompass the ultr.a high frtquency range. Thus, for the first time, we were able to tune in programs or the type known 811 tducatio11al television. I don't mind saying that It llaa opened up a whole new world for ua. The first evening, at an hour when we normally would havt been watching ''Peyton Place'' on the old set, we !'vitc>hed tu the educliltlonal channel and c<~ught a program called ·' How to Build an Igloo." As any E1Kimo ;an tell you, the family that builda an i11loo together. stays wgetheL Especial!_,. If there·• no place else to go, l can hardly wa't until nut winter to pUt what wt learned into practlc:e. Meantime my wile and l nave spent oevaral rewarding hour! exchangins views on the Inter meonln& of igloo construction. Ftsb Complex Revealed The next evening we watched a program titled "Th. Salmon'a Struggle lor Survival," which was followed by • program ca lied "How to Food Paper Into a Goldfish." _ .. All Star IGNORE I'1Wl1:ft' . ......., BERLIN .(UPI) ..., ~ ~ IIJWIIit El!tt ~·{-­ Western ~ ,llpl!dilJ 'a•~ sent another helkopler .. .. . the ud, llllllme]J deltb ol Jll' dy !IOIUolaY, wbo htd iDowl otstdlim, !Nt lbo eai!D. joyolll alltenea ol a IUCCIIIftll wilt wbo eoultl call blnt1f "just a hOU ewlle." ·· Judy wu lltlllllnl tnd talonlo td and famolll. But Pat wu the bleiy ont. '"! --- ;.,..;c,...,,_--... nUT nLTT Fell lillY htvt been lnvmttd ' by earl)' piJat'lml In Alia, llavlng IIDed their hlclt aboll 111111 lhetp'l wool, thell piiJrlml, Ill lonl lrekl, matell tftOUJ]I pre. lUff In the lbot ID t~UIO lbo ft. bert lo bllerloei and blcolllt like it lell. 2-riall)'·Stntlnel, Pomero7·Middleport, 0., Juna 15, 1i81 Mauch Gets NL Stars HELEN HELP US! •bo!!~:~~~.:~~ - but lhq'rt cetttnr 1111 &oodt ~- by ,u., ttm•::c.! amonc bi ttlldtltt' club membtra bora Ia Not> ember. - F, M, Dear Holan: Ouch! We NO\'ember people ore not It all hard to Jel alol!( with - jllll lmpoulblt, unleu; of courn, we alwayt pi out own way. Whm the B~ Clu membera named all tha tblnp wro111 wlth November &als, th'f didn't tmtly hb me. I detest eettlng money as a tin, and have ll!vtl' rolused to open a packtgo In mr life. About the bltllli romarkl, I plead IUilty to that. Howtv• er, I bavo often turned a toucl1y 1ituotton Into tun, by Hylna. "Milk, onyone?" or '"Are you Perllan or Slameaet" About losiiiJ at earda: ltt'1 bt hontat dOn't WI Ill 111 a llttlt peo\'ld when we loae? But Novtmbtr people don't rloat wbtn lit win. In COIIclualon, I'll bet lht ral who wrote you waa born In March. The March peoplt btvt 1 tendency to npresa no opinIon al all, - ELEVENTH MONTH GAL Dear Gal : Doll'! they now! I wu bora In Morell f-H. Dear Heltn: I'm • would • bt wrHer, and like 111 wrltm, I havt lhll "trunldul of rejectloD tllpt. • Now thet I'm beJinnlna to aeU a little, I thouaht II ftuld bt fun to dli what a lot of ua threalo · en, paper our bedroolll flt'lt reJection allpa. 111'1 my ftrk room loo.) But my blllblnll aay1 thll Ia 1 lilly Idea. 'AI a ·' writer, what do yotl tblnkf -MRS. 0. ft, Deor Mra. R: AI • wlfe, I can ... your husband'• point ol VIew, The . bedroom II no place for ,.. jrctlolll. -H. . Thio column Is dedlcatell to lamtly llvq, 10 II you're Ita"' lnf kid trouble or juJt pllill trouble, let Helen belp YOU. She wUI 1110 welcome your OWII amu•Inc exporlencea, ~ Helen Bottol Jn em of t1U newapaper, fHE DAtlfSiiTIHIL . : • dent Warren Giles because Johnny Keane defected to the American League. The mana1er of an AII.Sier team Is usually the akipper of the pennant winner. Keane bronght the St. Louis Cardlnallt Into the World Series last October, won the championship ugainst the New York Yankees • Y k 7 5 Redleabs Edge an ees • In ' dPIay Boys League DIamon Line Sco•es \ I ~ Ballimore at Boston, night, ppd., rain !Only games scheduled) Tue~day's Probable PJtclten Los Angeles at Kansas City, night - Lopez (7-4\ vs. Segui 13-ii 1. Some one-compaoy insurance j salesmen vanish after you buy 1 policy. Not independent iru:uranoe agenls. AI independent agenlll, we give you contiouina. personal service. If you have a I~ we're at your side, seein1 Minn r<ota at Chicago, night - Grant '" " vs. Peters I~ J. : Boston at Detroit, night that }'our claim W1IS1Jn I441 vs. Wickersham is paid fast, GB ' 1141. fai•I Y;G"'dd'd Washmgton at Cleveland, :~~~cc~s;tSt~; ~> 1 night - Koplitz 12·1) vs. Me· io lOOn. 4 Dowell 16-31. 4\1 Ballimore at New York, night 5 - Bunker (3·21 VS Stottlemyre I 8 (7·2J, 9 Wednesday's Gameo 10\1 Los Angeles at Kansas City , 2, Middleporl, Ohio 11\1 twi·night 17 Minnesota al Chicago, night Me~gs County's QldesC and Boston al Detro1t, night La •gesl Insurance Agency twi· Baltimore at New York, twi· i WY 2·2342 light _____!''======..............., -1(..2.4..,tt.e,., .... -- - · - · - -- - - - - -- -- - - -- - eli) ~· I =/!/; 1 D0wNI NG INSURANCE, INC. (3. J I .Dodg'ers Put ll-4 Mark 0 8 mb m t· .=_,.,.,..;;;;;_,.'""'='""'"!.I . "COLEMAN" HEATING SALES &SERVICE . Clll5E HARDWARE -·CIIaii.Mtr. ,...z., IL --· ' NGs and then •~fled to mllllp the team he bacl beaten. The Phllilel actually flnlahtd the Beason In a tie ior IICood with \he ClnclnnaU Reds. Giles Nalloaal Leope night waa in I double eWe~~ wlec:hen w. L. Pet. GB American Lea•ue it come to a mantgm- oe • Loa Angeles 31 22 .!.II , .. • tlon since Dick Siller bacl tsl:eo Mllwaul:eo .58> M ' W . L. Pet. 31 22 312 over u pllol of the R8lli when ClncinnaU lt :II .l44 Sl\ 1nneso18 34 211 .630 Fred Hutcblnson aulfered hll San Francisco 31 26 .l44 Sl\ Chtcago 34 2t .618 terminal Ulness. Pittsburgh .5GII .,. Baltimore 31 25 .554 211 28 7 But Slller'a job was consJd. Phlladelphls 28 28 500 8 Cleveland 29 24 .547 ered an Interim post and Glleo St Loulo 28 30 :113 9 Detroit 29 25 .537 decl<led Maueh rlgbllully · Jte. chJcafO .ut It\\ Los Angelea 29 31 ,483 25 32 l011ged for 'tbo tall< of beitlna Hottston U6 !21> New York 26 30 .464 31 35 the American LeagUe in tbll New York 11 39 .350 !7 Boston 24 31 .436 year'a mtdlummm: claisic at Monday'o llelalh Washington 25 34 .424 The Redlegs otok a one-game Moskey and Stobart, Umpire: Minnesota'• Metropolltaa 811· Chicago 2 llolllton 0 Dlghl Kansas City 15 35 .300 lead Monday night ;n Middle· C. Se..rl... dlum, Tueoday, July 13, · Sl Louil 5 Ptttal>ur!ib I, night Mondly's Results port Boys League play with a STANDINGS New York 1 Cincinnati O, 11 . light 5 New York 4, H vlctocy over their closest w L nlnfl•, nigbt rivals, the Yankees, as Lefty Recllep . .. . .. .. .. .. 4 1 a· Tloesdoy Prabablt hen Mick Childs scattered 10 hits Yankees ... , .. , .. l I N y 't C Pit over the routine distance or BraYeo .. , . , , .. , , , · % % Bv Ulllled Priu llterlllllaaal _.~::.. or at tn;_~tl, night ' -..-~ 14-7) ........ % sl< innings. Red Sos ... .... . ·.. % American Leape Phllad 1 hi1 ~Jiowaulkec•, 1 Now 4-1, the Redleg haDd- Senaton . .. .. .. .. .. % 3 New York OOZ%001100- ( It 1 eP at "' eel th Yanks tblr firs\ e loss. Indians 8 4 Cleveland 100 200 02x- 5 1 1 Dight-Mahulfey l%-4) vs, Ricky Van Meter wool all lhe Games Wedne day night: Sen- Stafford, Mlld<elsen II), Ham- lnpr t!-4). way for the losers, givinl up ators at Indians, Redlegs at ilton (8), Renifl (I) and How· Pittsburgh a\ St, Louis, only six hits, fanning 10, hitting Red Sox. ard. Terry, Weaver ((), McMa1f"rdwell (4-2) vs. Stalhird one batter, and walking three. Games Thursday Night : bon (1). Winner - McMahon ' . Childs fanned eight, walked no- Braves at Red Sox, Yankees at tJ-1), !mer - Mikkelsen (1-3). E:;!"ca~ • 1 Houston, rught 17 body, hi~ nobody. Indians. HR-Aivls tilth), wo ~~ vs. 1 Redle1 hitters were Ron ' _ 4-2). Clonch with three singles, Jim I BaHimoro at Botton, p(ilt', rain~ San ~anelsco at Los Wlldrmulb, Dennis Boggs, and tOilly , _ acbeduled) ' gel••. mght - Marichal (9-5) Louie McKinney each • single.. Nlllollal Letgae ,, '1' · ~ ':'1.' Dryadalt (ll;S). Yankee hitters were Gene Pittburgh 100 010 11t10- ~ ·I"C . Wedoelllay 1 . Gamet Powell, three singles, Chip HagSt. Lolli• 002 011 !Niic- 5 e 0 New York •t Clnctnnatt, night gerty a single and homer, Hay. Veale, Schwall (1), Slslt (7), PhJladelphJa at Milwaukee, man, Cunningham, Van Mater, McBean , (!) and Ptilrllaronl. nlfbl and Hysell, each a single. DfO 0 efS Carlton, Taylor (5) and Ueck· Plltabur&h at St. Louis, night The first divisioo tightened er. Winner.,-Taylor (2-l). Loaor Chicago at Houston, ntght further Monday night when the The Dodlers poonded -Veale 17-3), IIR-Balley 14th). : · -• fl'rancloco at Los Angeles, Senators won 9-li over the ' Bombers 1!4 and the Plra1tes l Braves. The Senators now are 1r socked the Jets 16-5 In Pome- <lt lnninp) 2·3, the Braves 2-2- with a roy Boys League .;lay NY , , OliO' 000·000 01-" I , to make up with the evening, Cmn. 000 000 000. ~ 7 0 Southpaw Tim DeMoskr~ ' The Jets jurtlped Into a :1-4 Lerry, iletJ11trth and can. I ned 14, walked five, and hll one first frame lead, but the Pir· nlzzaro, Gonder (t). Molooey. Brave while John Slaven, ales quickly overcame the 15-3) and Edwards. Wlnqer - . f.yw-old ri~hty, lanned 6, vance by tallying ntne ~arntrtb IZ.I), IIR - Lewla 8_th_)_,- - - - - . . . , - - -, walked 4 and hit no Senators. In the second frame, three Braves hitters were Gary In the third and two In · · 811 e borne run, Tom ·Vaucban Slaven and DaVId Boyd, lourtb. wtth a alngle. For the Senators, Faulk waa the atarting hurl· 1 hOmer and alntlt. A:. Putt>·• TROPHY B. Hawley, Chet Rousb, er lor the wionera, but wea re- double and lingle, IJtlil:t kanPOll 1 key and Terry Stobarl each had lieved by Will In the first. ll8hl lliqle, and S. Walton, a ljngle. singles. Girolami and Soubby plk:bed BOmlier hJttera '""' PortOr Redlego ..... , 4.20 010 - 7 I 0 lor the Jell~; Pirate pltcbera ~til born "-" cL~- • Yankee ..... 3011 020 - 5 10 4 fanned 12 aDd walked aeven w• 1 e ruo,.""'' 1 _..,, , Warner a triple and lludnell e l Childs and Boggs. Van Meter while the Jeta moliJido. Bingle. Dodger pllcben .lantoed. ond Powell, Umpire: Art Sto- men strudt; out 12 and fiVe up 10 and walked .,.... . wblle· tbo bart. 14 free pasoes. ....,. Pirate bitten were Steve Bomber Diotmdamea llntet out:. · Braves .. , , . . lll 200 - 5 2 8 · Meter with 1 hOmo run, eijbl. and walked four. Senatora , , , .. 22t 4liX - 9 4 I triple and sJntle; Jed Will, J. and S. Mills. three triples IISd •a dOuble and Dana SouuUer, a slntle. Get· ling hJts for the Jeta wero At1o ely Vaughan with a olngle, D, Gilmore, a homer and D. Glaoe, two sJntlee. The Dodgera dli•lled ·lht rtoonvllle Bomber• on t b CINCINNATI, Ohio tUPl) Gene Mauch bas a consolation prize today as manager of the 1965 National League AII·Star team. Mauch, 39, whose Philadel· phia Phillles blew the 1964 pennan\ with 10 straight losses at the tailend of the season, waa given the honor by NL Presi· Helen Bottel--' ftere'D It lomt Cllaopa Mldt palsy! Can tl be cured! "-· Holn·. A - Tblo II • pltll)'lll of """' one arm caused by otrllchlnt lhourh the llntt boy& cnortI am l•ttinl married lhlo corta!n nerves in 1 blby whllo ed quite openly.,in the late apoll monlb. My future husband It 11 belli& dellvfred. Tho ltvll'• · · Twentieth .~nti!Q'·Fox . took alaimi hit lilt wtU atay the lty or the Injury varies. Some ont news~ ad fqr ':The Ag· lllDt, but thet MY ll/o will bobi01 atthootb the• cannot ony al1d tbe E<Jtuy," llld lbul · cba"'t, 1 don't think tbll II move the arm ot the ' llhwlder lor !rave receiVed twice the tr~e. 1 believe botb of Ul will are able to open and close their mail-order response fat tickets have ·<ertaln changea In our hands. The ablllty to movt the Ilion they've o¥W rtUife4 ;,., Uves. Right? - BRIDE TO BE arm usually returns ill an any· fore, oven lor their incredlbit (Letter written In May) where from 0 few days to 1 sUcce811ful '&mnd of Music." Dear Bride: months. lilt has not returned In Now that Junt AI4'SOll'a dl· Rilhll 1 months it mUll be auumed YOtce from Glenn Maxwell has ... .And 111 now your now that tho nervea wore comPiet• been upbtld, .lht'o IOinllbeld hus~and ltnowt HI (And II haply severed and on operaUon to tilth pla111 to form bor own TV py In lbt lulowledae.) comp111y and prtcluce 1 aeries I plii'JIOiely bald your letter brill& the ends to &eth.- mill! . . GeorJe , Maharlo Ill• aomo bock, 10 lbtt ht could dlocover be performed, wild taW, to teU ~t hit ra- lbtlt Utile lleta of Uta lot 1n the early Jta&eo, even . to h'-··11 _ no ·-·e dl~llllll~ th cen 1 lrtp ' Ar&entina lor • ··-•• vor Olljh I tpontaneous recovery nlfhtclub date .- lncluoUna tbo 'q I miR Oft tht tVt of hla may be tspeeled, the arm intelllae~ that nine . Stale wi!ddiJII, should be placed In • splint in Dept, boifyl\la~l , creeted hla . So how about hurl~~& lrom an elevated !Statue of Liberty) plane and alntot him durinc HIM? I'm quilt aurt he'l learn· postUon to J'o u•nt contractwt. bla ·01111 becauoe "!bey had ed by thll Umo that HE pluo The splint •hould ;,t. lnrned" thet an o\faentin• rev. SHE equals WE - and this once or tw 1ce • ~·1 atttl "'" .tlilliolllllJ' 'lanned meana a lot of "elve" from arm csrrled thrOCJib Ita , tult. >murder bl~!uu Ill• ·.to bolh llcleo, -H. ' range of motion. .. • an American, II( ao, it · wou]fl Dear Helen: Hem that lbt '~t will '!'bert hl¥t been two len,rt need • m>o)l •rmp of iionta to In r..,..l ~IWMI that I woitld protect all ~. lhow folk wbo " Uke to wwer, Thr 111'11 wa1 1 venture Into, countries wbtrt dilc:uallou on dDlfll houJOII'Qtt tbere art unfriendly olemeota.) iD the node, lbo other wll from Tllll: ELEVEN lwho tblnk peoo pie bom In November muat bl My paper goldfish came out lookin1 more like a oslmon. '!'be Res•IICJ' Hottl'o otar dlffica•). On the 'l lrlt - I wal cured Which led Ill Into the Frtudiu fUesls. Mr. and Mra. Ricltard In thor! nat of IllY dealn· to Burton, will ~. cbeckJJtt lD for interpretation of paper (oldlng. dli my houaework nudt tno malWe decl<led that tbad'a rold- 1 lew dly1 on. route !rom Eur·ter Mil lt(!Judell I am, .or flsh hostlllly, ·I was IIUbconlc~ ope to Califdi<nla for !lie prom. ousty rejeetin- goldfial\ I>ocause iere of 'The ,_llliplpei'" ond. warm), lint night 1111 week I of tn unfortlllltl chillhOOd II• the atart ot their new 111m nrnt home from a elub maet· VirRJnlt IDJ, declded to !'lad a whJII In perienc~ in trying to riioe IUP. "Who'a Afrai~ of unpie!l. This had callied me to Woolf?" They're dua CG urlve, lily poj- Bill afle!" I found thttware drelltna, with onto\trate, on Juae :14. klentUy wtth lhe ulmon. Since then we have ntcbed They could 'inati' .lht Vitinam ' IrOntd, 10 llnlntd 1 pair In tiJe proarama tilled "Indian Clno. lltuoUon mo,o, oYer 011 llllllp nudt. Reltllt: I lutve o t!NI man," "Saddltmaklnr.'' "ln~ldt e. front PII•. Jt ,thty •Willi s1• Inch Jona blllttt on tnp 11omthe Haystack.'' "Btavtr DaiD,'' bil Burton'• wlid illcothecjue; .acJt. whert lht Iron hit it. So ''The Art of Flower Affllnt&o Arthur tin .. w~lc!l , Iqe)lal)l llaa I'll dli 1111' houuwork drmed ment" and ''non • collaJttlblo an mvestment of f{O,otltl) ond from now. on - more pr<~ttc[JOIOd With )~ ., . I , frlendly llqn. 111111 Iller. Cheeoe Soulfie." On tht IICOI!d. November II My wtf• can now arran11 throeaome : . Ont ol lht naIInder Scorpio llltd a per10a tion'• most linJiortant ltbor ludflowers In tl)t ahap• of; a bay. born In thtt ~th WI bt tllbora, who alunboro m~ ap]llft. •tack and bar 1011ffl ,. art u hii trltlidt tr a ICOrplon or bel')' aonjelljal noo collapaible 11 atddlet, More dld Jlldpa would be lilocl<lll to killt 1110ui ond lull of 11m ond ldeu. THE lmP<Jrtant, .e are ""llllliUIIIulo the "hUJnanltartan" lctitltitl o1 BLIVEN, InUit ltlvt htd 1 Jnc l(oin. bit No. 1 'aide durq World ruo ul bad IIK!k In their birthday Cornela orillnaled in North War II. And be'a liable to find America about 40 mJilloD yura 110t, becauae lilt wholt qlp •ro and, by ..,. mtiUoD yeara _ , I bei~t lnvfftlgaled. '1'hl bi1 Madlloo Ave, bua 11 110, hod oprtad thence Into that Jim Allbny, ~11, llr· South Amtrleo and Alilo, ocIll 111 CIIS; will lOOn bf8d 1 l![lOtdo;~ 1111 81 IUJp.iN flllluloUI!y larfe ond -alul Brttanntca, ., "> .. ~lent ,atertcy. N ' ;' II] k: There • a bel$: or alo! or moll' .,. behind IIW·... ~ illdMcJ there would• jft to If h~ O<quired thJi..qe OJ'IIll~IIOII · . lltfo111e lltorfteyo ror L'Ofto ncttd murdtrtr Mart Ptln IIIII boven't ,lve~ . UJl lnl/llllpllne •· ~~a~. Tboy •• rw on them, any•ray. ll'httt the balo avill'alll ll'll't 'way up, there went no ~mplalntl, II• ' l::tJ:=fAr=-:f -'-======~---------- The Lighter Side .. ,._ R£RDIDG" ldlnW, fll a 11111itrlou. li- She 1llltl'lld bar 14 Wltltt, 1111'1 Ill lllil lnl IUppollllly a they lind bappllf nolllrklal tllldlrWorld 11Ft - and I ftw dlyl qo Wll In tile' . w:bo eould ball fa out Of lht beadllntl ol lht ILillol - • meu. Whal lht deltt111 doem!l tht work! - u lht llrll AJDalo llnow tbtJI, lht DlllrtCI AllOr· 1c111 to taU a walk In apace. Dlf'• llflll!l doll) 11 thai 11t11r Smaller heldllntl OD 11\1 aamt frotll 11111111 lllliOtmct4 - · • laltiiiJ are I.R. lht lY IIOII8TIIY IDAA!J.Ifll Ill•• R .1 ouay s :r~.edical enort r : . There Ia also the thought that It is ." · not only in the ranks of the young that ' wo should be concerned. Many people an deprei8ed about the state of the world, especially about those who •hould hove some of the milk of human 'I'RE VOICI ,{11 JIRDADWAY :::.::'u;;a::·~~t '·' 'l1lllt.eii JM aio , 7l I o., June is, ~tw.f -~- 1 .... wu quotell u maklllt IJioo ll'l' rtmdl alllr Phyllll M• Guln "talW btr bold orr• to . tho Qlk!lp lnvllllpiAII'I 1D1o Wt would not be so hard on the Idea of the Jreat society, and one of the visIble evtdences of tr)'ing to give people~ more of a chance is the head start pro· tram that will start in thio area within tbt month. We are sorry however that thtre i1 not more than the projected ~50, who will benefit by this program, and that is one of the disappointing thine• about people, that even when you attempt to promote their advance· meot they will not cooperate. We ran , , _J ' not ate how such a program will take any of the liberty away from people '*htn someone is trying to help them. AI lon1 11 teachers are free to presPnt lly WoyDt G. Brandotadt, M.D. tile truth we can be assured that the Although more and more element of liberty will prevail as it has rommunllies are oullawing the Ill tilt paat ol this nation. 1ale of Hrework8, bootleg standa Loss to Mets ------- ! Gos!lf • 011111• • · AJihoU&b Pltlllla' 11m GlaD- :.:· THE other day we read where one crlt· Hear~bro~en . ~Iter . 1-0 r· Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy,Middleport, . ' .. . ' i ' .·' . ' By GARY KALE ern trines by only two other wardo ; eclloed ,Lewis' .ei>Jern· flrll~ !t lnDtngs. Ed Kl'IIMI[IOQI IRedo In the seventh when be , reeord. : lllqol flllht QYII' Befllll. UPI Sporta Writer National League pitchen -San. Uon .. on Maloney's. ftll balJ. . ,. rea¢1\!41 ll1'at on ~ w~ ·tO jead dug oot Chuck Hiller'' hot liner " ; NIDtb 1Stralghl Wio A new protest Wd IQdpL The Jim Maloney story could dy Koulax twice and Warren "! had to wear .a golf .11ove qfl ~ IOCODII, ~ aod .Qlar· l near first base and won the St. LouiS beat Pittsburgh lor " called "How To SUcceed ISpahn in a !5-lnnlng game. and 'a ·~~ lnsid~. lily· ntcli- Ue "'"IIJI gained .flttl ,base on I race to the bag. , . ! the ninth cohsecutive lime and 111rough Failure. " Tom Cheney holds the record er's mUt to ~· my hand," Jv/~ third striP thll ~lud- Maloney had a one·h•tter thiS 17th straight over a two-season llaloney, Cinelnnati's firebal~ of 21 strikeouts whJie plt,chint Edwards· e<p]alried: '·· •' · III 'F,dwardll in Jlie: fourth , Jn. year against Milwaukee on span. Lou Brock drove in two lng righthander, pitched a no- for Washington in a Jil-In· And ~lnnati 'PJiOhlril eolieh nine.' ' . Aptll 19, ,with Denis Menke runs with a pair ol hits for the ~i!M for 10 innings and nlng game against Baltimore on .Jim TUrner, w~~o· bU · "seen[ ~ hla Jlrllteout ·blftte, lbreaklng It up m the eighth in· Cardinals, who received two-hit equalled a Natlooal Lea g u e Sept. 12, 1962. seven Or ·eight" no-b!tirt dut" ~I'oi»oy atruot liUI 'Ott 1ldi In nlnf. Joe Christopher spoiled a ball from reliever Ron Taylor atrikeout record with 18 "K's" Fall To Jam inf hli UfOIIme, aummtid It up ' the ,lj>)rd and ' eighth ·lhlttnl•~ no-hll bld lor the riahthander m 4 2..1 innings . Taylor was :;J!I.IE:;;::-""*. M·nday night, but lost his bid "I wasn't trying to give Lew· when be ·aald: ,' "Milonly ·had :and. faDQed two al three batten oo Sept. 25 last year and l':llis credited with his second win. W. a mche tn the Halt of Fame lo anything good to hit at," the best atufl for fooiJni hUters In ueh of tho ninth 81111 lOth Burton of Ch1cago rumed an· Bob Ba1iey h1t hiS fourth homer wl>en Johnny Lewis belted an Maloney uplalned of his one and be ahould have bad1be 'no- ,tnnlftls. · other attempt by Maloney on I lor Pillsburgh as Bob Veale 11-h inning homer thaI gave bad pitch. "It wao a tow last hitter." "I CU.,inna\1 bad a opporliulily July 23, 1963. [ lost his third game against !\,~ York a 1·0 victory, · ball that railed to jam him the Maloney's II Jlrlltebula ·bet. to wrap up tha 1ame In the ank Lo , . seven wms. , 1 1 ·;he 25. year . old Maloney, way 1 wanted it to. 1 knew tered his preVIOUI output by lOth when Edwarda led oH with 1; 1 1 lngry /' ~~ed :~ Pete Mikkelsen set up Cleve· Yoo ll &e\ ~: ~nd,~lles out 0 1 whose arm "was tired only what Lewis coold do. He hom· two and II a club record. a llinlle and moved to . . "11 ed""11 s hi~r (,. e ~an land's tying· run in the eighth oe. 0 1 from tipping my hat to the ered off me on May 2." Larry Jacbon alacl'had tood on Leo Carclenao' · BB~. a,;. v~ s.f ~ry y ark inning with a two-base error and , : 1 1011 010 000- 1 1 0 nv·ny ovations," succeeded, Pitchers have a habit of reo. stuff as he paced Chicago to a co Rulz ran ~~Bdw~ and ~~ c :an h't~p or e; lor t Joe Azcue singled home the win- Chicago 1 hr-•vever, in enshrining his membering previous errors and 1-0 wln oYer HousloD, whlle st. advanced to thint·' on Maloney's : tn ~~ ~ erhiover ~ ~ ning run in that frame. Max Houston 000 000 000- 0 6 3 ; na.ne In the record. books along· try not to duplicate those mis- ·Louis dliWIIcid 'PIItlliurgh 'W, In CI'IMJDCier to Roy McMlUaa. {~ nmg or s secon wm Alvis reached base on Mikkel· Jackson 14-8) and Krug. ; stde Ken Johnson, then w 1t h takes. the only other National Leap Tben came the toy .Jlla1. ol 0 year. sen's miscue and scored on Bruce, Lee 19) and Brand. Los· ' Houston, who lost a nine-inning "I never saw a guy throw action. : · · · ·· the 1ame IS Tommy ~ Chicago scored an unearned Rocky Colavito's single. The er- Bruce (4-3) . no-hitter to Cincinnati last year, harder than Maloney," Lewis· In the ·ooly Amc!tkan ·LeaBU• alnbed the ball~ to' third, ruo off loser Bob Bruce in the Yankees fielded their full start- lr"""""'""""--....-====,,1 and Harvey Haddix who pitched said alter belting his eighth ;arne played, Clevellllid 'edged ·where Smith plcte¢' U',: up ond first Inning and tallied its other ing lineup lor the first time a perfect game tor 12 innings homer of the year and snsp. New York ~. '!'be Baltimore threw low In tiJe dirt to first. run In the filth on singles by since opening day and had a 4-1 with Pittsburgh and lost In the ping the Mets' 10 • lltne los- at Boston £11111& wu ]IGitponed. But Kr&MpOOI came up with Bill Williams and Ron Santo lead before the Indians staged 13th to Milwaukee in 1959 on ing streak. "He was gre..t, but Maloney'• fall baU, tbi'own the poor throw 1!1 ·ttl\. tiJe Reds and a acrtllce fly by Ernie an uprising. that brought Don Joe Adcock's htt. 1 wouldn't give back that hit as hard tn the IIIII lnillng as thrett and Maloney's no-hJt bid. Banks. Larry Juckson picked 1 McMahon his first win of the Maloney's strikeout feat has for any money In the world." in the Urst, Umlted' New York' ~d10 Coleman fielded the up hll fourth win in 12 dect·l year. Alvis :hit his llth honler been accomplished in mod· Cincinnati catcher John Ed· to a pair of b8set'1lllllefl In 1bt onlY cllffloult · chance lot the alons. Bruce has the same 4-11 of the season for Cleveland, I j .. . . Maloney, Reds I ~'~Change In Depth Needed ~-.,. ' Voiee of Broadway ••• reporting S~tntinPI r· • Scifari -r.;.. The Baily • u ••• -1111011 l'llonoWYMSII lri:! theof eight third ntlll and E. Fifo ·~ u pitcher lor tiJe Dodget1 and worlt· t unu1 lht! slltb. wbeD c. and Joo BuCk both · turns ~urlln& lor lht wltmet1. 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Racine Reds, Bedford win Boys Contests ·· ___ ' ·- · -- - - - -·· - ·· • s 1n MIGHTY AS A MILER - LEMA NOW PITCHING-Thi:;; hurler is Tony I Pm<t thP If h the end of the Buick Opf'n at Gra~d Blanc Mtch ~·l. ·hg~ ero w () throws that golf b.a ll into tlw rrowd at down $20,000 first pri7.e and moved on f;om th~re 1~~ tllee ~~n flor dthO e pen, second ~'f'<ll' m a ro w. Tony 1964. tonk evf' an wh1ch hE" also won """"''" P<·l<·r grf' <ll Ol .v 1npic king ancl mile rPcorci hn! d (·~·, iS Ciiught b~· tlw t<.~n wr a at Compton. Ctlif., off t he grrotmd. S 1wll t'On1 1JP \(Id in a m1it> r·\·en t tlwre, on p ilf the two apJ1hlranc('s lw will m:1ke 1n the l:ni lPd St<~les thi :-; Sf<t!'u n . Sllell, New Zt·aland's :;, • '' •' • _, ;J ' ', .,., 1':• • . "' •, DUGOUT- \1aking his fir ~t ~p­ pr·:ll ·,,n ce <•~ <1 ro~t!'hrr wt!h t l11• \V;) shingt on St·nD r'll Ztmll\N nl<ikP:; a d:ind\' C<t\('h or a f1•11i .il t hP Ktm s<ts C tLy Oc:.t!(lt tt i n rPrf'nt g; 1me. ~ilr>~ ~- ENOUGH-Jockey Ron Turcotte on Tom DR. STUART NO DOUBT -Co uld be, for Dick Stuart ~lfe (l ~ l1ne of the Belmont Stakes but t'<m"t quite h!' Ht out Ha 1t to. All,_{ second left) at the wire. Tom Rolfe was second Wtth F m:;t F;tmJly (on the rail) third, Dapper D~n fou rt h . _the P~1llies s preads a lot of cheer here as he "' 15 Jts Ch1dren's ho~pital in Pttt sburgh <md presents . a baseball to Charles Osbourn of Bnlliant. Ohio. ·- · .~ 'r!!f (second from rig ht) whips hi" moun t <J t the fint sh ' FRO~ THE GROUND UP - Shnti .~ I•IP P l1i ll -inz of thP ' ,, r,i\~ ;.:rtf'~ t o tln · ;..:r·•· l i Jid to h:mdlt• thr s pLlV tit <; r•r n nd on <t b. ll \r• r It• 1- 'h "t ht t hi ;1 \\'htlf> So~ And 1'1 ,11 got lu~ m;,n. Ill Chil;l !_!rt. SALES REPORT . ' : "'~---· ' NOT A SLOPPY PERFORMANCE FOR WINNERCertamly not, for Matchin g. with Brauli o Baezn up, romps homP by pl enty in th is race on a gooey trac.k at Aquerluct. with tht' rest of the 11-horse fleld spread out but quite tar behind. I ' I ~ I .' \ ,, '.,, ' ' '' .' I I ' ' ' ' �.' • fo . . u I' ,) Ads Your Modern Communitv Bulletin Board ~. 6-D•Iilv Sentilwl, J>omcroy-Middleporl, o., June 1[1, J\IB5 McDule, w. D.. s. 16. Chester I ""':"· $220, 1163.92. . I Coal W of Road (Coal land), Adj. 4S, fll.74 • ·--' --- - - . ·· . - Twp., tCoul lund!, 51 acres, [ 1humas, Dayton, S. 23, Coal Ul """''· $10, $14.111 . Strickland, John D., Pomo 1 1240. $221JO. • • land, 128 acres, $620, $321.56. Bailey, Paul S. 32, Salisbury, 1'9Yo No. 21i7 - 2.011 A back o1 Ma1ine Suppliel WAN1 AD . fol S•le - - ... \ 6UIInell S.IVICM_ I McDole, Wm. D., Sl6, Ch~st· LETARr TWP. ~~i !Coal land), .50 acre, flO, lots ~-12411 •• 143A., 2.59 AoFOR SALE : 14 rt . boat with INfORMATION 35 H.P. Motor, trailer, life l WILLlAMS 27 in steel coai SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Write \er Twp ·Middle on S. \me (Coal Norris Walter, S 1·7, Letart Ba.iley Paul 533 Salisbury and Loa II DIIAOJ,lNII lkotore l"l.!ton~•""" jackets, skiis and etc. See at furnace A.utomatir damperi814 Viand St., Pt. Pleasant, W lanRdl, 77Ralcrhes,sr 7~he~!~·~:p. Twp., W. end ex 11.54 A W, .50 Coal (C~l la~d) ·• acre, $10: Co., 111e, Pomeroy, No.1-1 A MondaJ l)eadllnl !HIO Bill Cozart's Garage in Ra· conlrol. Charles Byer, J65 Va Monda' 6 J 30tp l oss, "P ' ' , ~~res, $10, 16.18. 117.88. In Sub. 2 E of Sub. f, I acre, l,;o\.Nt:EU...ATIU/IIS 6 10 6tc rine. $550.00. s. tith Ave .. Middleport. W •:,, tCoal Iandi. 160 acres, · RhodfS Marlon 8·36 NW cor· $3ll $2874 COR.REmON8 111 ace•~ \llUll 111:00 ti 10 6tc CAR WAHSED and vacuumed. 770, 162265. ner of 'ooA, 4 a~res,'$20, 121.- Beegle,_ Ira & Oval Diddle, ' · • t'or Da, '' Puhtlelt lo ~ Wilson's car wash, 5:;11 Page-st. .$ HOOM BRICK building, witl Stuut, A. C., S2, Chester twp., 18. 8.32, SsUsbury, N part of 15A Deacons of tbe Forest Rua FOR SALE ll£GULA1'1UNII I Middleport. WY :l-:1517 . Open I E '·'• of NE and SE "• (C..al Sharpneck Jack s 11 C..al IC..al land), 3 acres, flO, $41.03. Bapllst Churdt, Tbe, PoliiOI'Il)', ---7 garage, can be used as a re Tl:ll PUt>llthtr raenu ~h• n.cllt NOW. F'ish Bait all season from 8 a. m. ,.. t p. m. , seven s • e41t or re!f>CI utJ ldt de-med sidential or business building and!, 50 acres, $210, $301.49. NW of NE ,;, E of 'Rd:, 12' ''"'" · Bulen, Florence Maynard, S. No. 2112-17-.111 A, atrlp 53 1 60' ~b~ICI:\Mihll ICrrort 1h011l!l hi longt 100 young night crawlers dayo a week . 6 1 30tc I riPnrt•ll hTirrolldl•tel' Tb1 P••h and "Hybrid' ' redworms Completely air . conditioned Chaney, Levi J. S.ll, Colum· $IOO $1392 32, Salisbury, C..al !Coal land) W part ol UIA, .111, "O,te.211. llhfl •tll n!tl ~• r"IK',.IDJD lnr HULLDOZER WORK, equipped bia Twp., NE cor. of SE '~• N. Ritchie~ A. J., S. ll, A.lso oue good used electric 4-5, 4 acres, $20, tf27.D3. WiUiBIDB WOlle, Pomeroy, to. i 1101'1 tll l l'l nn• •n~nl'l'let •nurtton (mixed) for ~1.00 . Plenly of 1 with wi~h. Big or small job. f Rd., 1 acres, $10, $14._33range. Phone WY 2-2374. Lew [Part of W \1, tCoal land), 18 Grueser, Joaeph, S. 26, SaiJs. 26218 NE cor. P 58A. NE, ' . 0 ll.AT&I free worms\ •Extras). Com- is Repair Service . A4 Sei'VIet Call daytimes WI 11-3151. even· Martin, J . H. and Wllhe, S.3S . . acres $00, $128.18. bury, Coal under 9.02 A. (C<Ial 2.92 acres, $110, $33.80. i we• on• to.ert.Ton ing soon "Brown nose worms" • Clnta 6 10 6tc Columbia ·rwp., NE part of OUVE TWP. land, 9.02 acres, $40, $25.58. Wi\Uama, Willie, Pomeroy. No.1 ing!! WJ 9-3089, Gf.ne Barnett, l!lllrltmum char•• wOJ'd tor rnn• ~·· ~·· lor ca~fish! Also "African" ll Cenr~ 5 l3 de s w '' ex 3 A w 20.50 acres, Bosley Ferris G., s. 35 , Olive Hess, Leonard Jr. & Freda No. 262 - 18 out of 28.88 N Racine, Ohio. ...::utiM •na.rtlou. .. (Mexican l night rrawlers, I $18711 Twp N E f SW v. tCoal Beatrice Price, S.36, Ballsbury, Tract A 1.56 acre, $'10,1'2.79, DO pet cent [}t.cotJtll on pa\11 •~ •nd 0 I 190, · · . • '· NW of NE V• tC..al Iandi, 12 the se large wm·ms require BUDDY HOUSE trailer, 10x42 llda pald W1thho W daY•· N1xon, Audrey, S.35, Columblll land), 8 acres, $40, $93.01. $60 $lS8 58 SCIPIO TWP. CARD OJI THAI'fl<S 6 Ofll'l'U"IlJI::!I Reasonable. Contact Nancy L no refrigeration! .. Deal with I lfl ,2S fft'l' &I .,..orll min· I 01•, Twp., W part of SW 5.15 C..ryell Edna D., S. 29, Coal a~~;nig, 'wm~m; S. , Sslis_Cheadle, Charlett, S.ll-31, Set. 34 lilllm Each •ildlt1onaJ wota lc 6 10 61c ' the guy who sells more lor Pope, Rutland. OFFII :I ROUHS acres, $50, $38.85. . (Coal Iandi, 280 acres, $66(), bury (Coal land! acre flO pto Twp., Middle on W of SE !14, 1 ' M Dati' less!" John Mohler. Leading \ ' •= so A. • l.n 3:00 P.U :OO noOll Males, Curtis, Carpenter Vll· $301.42. $5. : ' ' ' 11.24 Bcre8, t70, p.4:.76. . llturdu 8:311 A. ~t . ta Re•l E1tahl For S•l• I 19 Creek Road, Middleport . Ohio IT'S SO EAS'I Iage, 1st Add. N y, lot 5, $20, Roberts, Avery M. et a\ , S. Rice, Joseph P., Salisbury, C..Ok, Bertha, S.Z0.21, Scipio TO P\.ACE ~ Phone WY _2-6103. ' lE/ilJLT PRODUct $1.19 . . 19, 24, s. part of 8A n part C..al under 37 A • 100 A lot 321, Twp., N of Road, 2.68, $20, $20WA!Ii'f 4P 6 15 3tc I Males. Curtis, Carpenter Vtl· (coal land) , 8 acres, $40, $39.- ICoal tand), 37 acres, $180, .31. . ---·--' age, 1st Add. Lot 6, $30, $9.66. 97. Grandstaff, Jennie, S. 15, SCIPHONE WY 2-2156 HEAVY DUTY chain blocks 1255 .88 _ I and bulk tank. WI 9·3443. POMEROY - One story frame Coltle. George and Cora, ~- Roberts, Avery M. et al , s Rice, Joseph P., Ssllsbury, plo Twp., SE of S, F. Daus 50A, Sales & Service-] 'I ... 6 Ll fltc 5 rooms, modern bath, kitch . I 7 . anon, E . SE Pt ,o r 38ii• 3-4, S part or 12A W pari N of C..al under 20A - 100 A lot 320, 1 a ere • $10 • .. ••·81• 2 , Leb of Th,nk• en has buill-in cooking units acre, m SW pt. of NW . 4 , 2.25 Rd. (Coal land), 6 acres, $30, (Coal land), acres, $100, Reeves, Marshall ~d Maggle C•rd 20 Car ALUMINUM BOAT and motor. eFits Almnst Every WE WOULD like to express [ Charles Sear les. WY 2-2551. lstamless steel!. Full base I acres, $10, $3.13. 8.23, Scipio Twp., W part ol 1138.59_ 1$28.40. QUr gratitude to. all who 6 15 6tp ment, forced hot air heating e Transferable When Johnson , John & Maggie, S21 ORANGE TWP. Richmond, John, 8.14, 15, Sal· 8.12A NE part of SE ¥<to, 1 acre, helped at the time ol the . garage good location. $10 You Trade Cars E Mn . , .at death of our husband and fa- USE ONE ot our ~arpel Sham-~ 500.00. · ' astPrn, NW corner ex Und· v.·" Cole, Quince, S. 18, Orange isbury, Coal 120' S. Clf Cem• .--, "' · ther , George Higginbotham. poocrs FREE with purchase RURAL HOME - 11 • room eGuaranteed 24 months ex oil and gas, 2 acres, $10, Twp., S pt. of 113A NE pt. ex (Coal land), 8 acres, $SO, $114.58. Jewell, James D., HarriS'On· Special thanks to Dr. Davis, of Blue Lustre s.ham· frame, bath I copper plumbin gl $247.28. 113.50 A s part, 32.50 acres, $200 Sands, Willard A., s·.20, 21 vme, ex 66' off s. Side 1A>t 13, or 24,000 miles I Johnson, John and Maggie, $37.02. Rev. Cheesebrew, the pall- poo . Baker Furniture, •nd plenty of water) , ru II \ e Most Popular Unit Ssliabury, All minerala S part $6ll,fl7.4t bearers, Rawlings Coats Fun·[ - port, OhiO. -____ 6_ !~6t_: basement. garage, located on l S 34. Eastern, NW cor. ex 2 A. Britton, Lawrence , S 5. NEW (Coal land), 24.75 acres, f120, SunoN TWP In the U.S.A. 28 11 69 50 26 eral home, !he neighbors and 1965 SEWING MACHINE Dem-1 Route 143. Owner will assis ' NW and ex Und. gas and oil, corner (C..al Iandi, · acres, 12 · · Blair John L and .Rebecca 24 ·83 acres, $lSO, $99 .39 · 130, $16 1.54. t I flower donors. Mrs. George I onstrator. These machines full in financing. $ Chesterbury Company, '11te, N., Sutlon•72Twp.: d F Newlum, Lula, S.28, Eastern, RUTLAND TWP. 8.11, Salisbury, Coal SW 1/• Village, acre, SW $lO, corner $9.!11. oJ . ''. I ... ••• ... ... •• •• r~u:!'y:a'&~ i 1 - Is ! I E TINIE:S , I I ...... .... ., ... 9.AWc $340· Blaettnar's ao. High 32. llnsLcal -iea. tlon: sL 42.Petty quarrel I "''lrt<.TEpoe..:,..:." SO.Hosbon4 · · orwUe 37. Pole U.Paatry -· - tO. Guido'• note f!.Wo;lllip 13..Caolllotf, .., uaJllmal'• . fur t!l. On '. "Well, fl"l whiz! I didn't think you "•nted mud all ower your brMd ntw door mat!" ~.­ f1,,.....,. with •Utoheo <S.Rooorts DAILY CBYl"l''QlllTE - Hero's how to work It: .&X'I'DLBAAXB lo LONOVIlLLOW One letter limply stands ftYt anotber. In Ulis ample A r. UM!d for tbe three L'-. X tor tb8 two Cl~i etc. Single letten, apo.. tropblel:, lhe JeQgth aad formatiOn of the wonla •re all hint&. Elcb daJ tbe code letten .re different. A (QptAciW QuaiatiOft CTWK ATW I ATW ZYIJVWKA BDWZTlPXW PB PH CWGO HADI:KJ.- Il'TODO Teotei'IIIJ'e er,ploqlolol DEPEND NOT ON FOR'l'UNil, BUT ON CONDUCT~PUBLIUs BYRUII oc- Klol: - ) r~ ~n (~;:--:;;"tam·~ \ UrlB" DOYel 'k~~' I · · ~-<: ~·• hnr• 33. Places 36. NiJi~J&ncea38. lnfonn~ Sp. 29. Leon " t ~lrlH--1--i~>t-+-t- w.- ~t .....- . Jll<,) WMPO Radio 1/ ° •· , from mstnerJ• D.Clld'a - 28. Unit of te11gth: ll1. Brla' h~s WeICOme TQ ALL! dJUst7 'Z. sa. & vntbdraw , l3. AA<")''I 21.Typeor lnst1tled aml1~' · ly guaranteed S35, or pay $5 FARM - 77 acres , 25 cu\tiva t-1 w pt: of 50 A. W s1de of NW y, Pinkston, Fred, s. 3, Rutland (Coal land), 49.50 acres, $140, Rlchmond, John, Sutton Twp., 1 6 15 lip per month . Call WY 2-0155. ed. some limber, 6 · room ex 46 A, 4 acres, $20, $12.85. Township, Near middle on S 1425.03. NW of 2 &lA N of 41-two·thlrd [. I WISH to thank Pveryone who - -·------ ~-~~1l-Gtcj frame home, bath, well. wa Ramsey , L. E. an~ Je~nie F. line NE lr4. ex coal, 3.06 acres, Cheste~bury Company, The., A. S part·, .50 acre, $10; $9.65. aent me the nice letters and\1965 STEREO console, radio er system, front and bac k I Douglas. S. 11, 27. Eastern.. NE $20. $36.57. S.23, Salisbury, Coal out of SOA. Juhler, John J., Minersville, 4 28 cards and also the praye-rs equipped, 4 speed changer du. porchl'S , cellar barn !2. x l part ex roal and other mmer- Russell, Margaret, s. 2, Near (Coal land, 11.16 acres, $50, Lot 15, $180, $38.63. Pomeroy, 0. during my stay in Doctors al volume control. This set\ manv other butldmg"-. Locate d ' al s, 45.16 acres, $270, $192.21. middle of E line ex 15A NE 5 $61.81. Larue Tillie et al Miner& 'I White, Arthur. S.20, Eastern, acres, $20, $40.47. Hospital in Columbus. Mrs. 4 months old Lovely walnut on Route 4 $6500 00 I ' Salt Products Refining eo., ville, 52, $30, $113.05. ' Zana Gainer, Hebron. Ohio. flmsh Take over paymenls i ALBERT ~t COX, SALESMAN I ~elgler Balldla~ <\oqJpl) for[Tract of 2.43 A N of Arthur warnPr, Ebert, s. 9, w er.d The, S.l6, Salisbury, Coal land, Larue, TUlle et al, MlDer& ti 15 lip ol 15 per month. or pay bal-l WY 2·36 36 WY 2·38 30 \ new hOm.- Built on kitct> Whiles lA , 2.43 acr.s. $20, $8.15. of 62.31 A. in N pari ex IliA, 3.84 acres, $20, $lll.OO.. ville, Lot 53 Sub. A, $3ll, $19.00 6 15 ~t:._, en~ storm windows, alum. I Clark. Lelia et a\ S. 21 Leb- .69 acres, $220, $18.78. - - - - -- - - ance of $81 54 Try tt in your _ __ Salt Produ~s Refmmg eo., Larue, TiJiie et al, Miners Notice home. Ca ll WY 2-65.i5. >;.12 6tc FOR SALE 6 room house, J Inurn Sldmg Call Guy Nelg· anon , Eastern, Coal land, II· Christy, George A. & Eunice The, S. 16, Salisbury, coal land, ville, Lot 54 Sub. B, $30, 119.01. -----·-- _ _ I bedrooms and bath 914 Broad·[ ler, Racine. Ohio. 1.95 acres. $90, $11.82. M., s 1, s or w ZOOA C...! 3A 13.81 acres, J70, $428.80: Richmond, John, M!nersvllle, Earl's Harber Shop, Racme 1PUPPIES for sale cross be way out or htgh water Call L1 29 tfc 1 Coryell, Edna D., S.22, East- !Coal land), 3 acres, $20, $38.· Salt Produc~ Refmmg Co., Lot 57 Sub. A, $30, 116.17. Ohio , now two barbers, tween ..Belgium ' Schiprerkee :\-1 A A Scarberry, WY 2-' - - AUCilONEER ·- 1ern, N corner jCoalland ). 5 ac- 01. The, 8.17, SaliSbury, 213 Coal 55 Jand, Richmond, John, MJneraville, 1 Earl Custer and Roger H1IL J M G 1 2681. 6·12·3tcl complete Service res, 120, $10.43. Maynard Coal C..mpany, The, 7!.6! acres, $340, fl- · • Lot 63, $20, $5.88. and toy Lerriers. . . au , , Salt P oducts Refmlng C.. We will appreciate your pill- Slar Roule , Chester, Ohio, , Critt Bradford Coryell, Edna D., S. 28, East- S. 7, Coal under 3.25 A in Sec. r . ·• Vorhes, A. W., MinemlDe ronage. 6 15 31C 11-2 or afler p., HOUSE FOR SALE Write, Prone or Conta<l ern, Coal land, 234 acres, $11.20, 1 !Coal land) J.2.1 acres 120 Tbe, 5.16, Ssltsbury, Coal NE Lots 3-t-5-6-7-8-9 Landing Front . 5 ,..;.~~""'""'""""-.,.;·..--,[ 91 402 9115 3635 ~lodern Ranch Style Beautiful A. c. BRADFORD $4811.19. $Sl.OO. ' ' ' corner E of Creek tCoal land), $80, f33.U. m. 6-! 2-Jt p lac<~tion on top uf small hill ' Racine, Ohio i Gilmore, R. C., S.21, East· RUTI..AND VILLAGE 10 acres, $50, $285.06. , Corydell, ,Edna D. et al, Sut I 16 Fl.- LYMA:-.~-bO-at Motor I facing State Highway Garage on 5 1 t.fc ern, Coal Land, 40.32 al·res, Charlton ciara Rutland Vii- 'Thomas, Dayton, 8.15, Salls- ton Twp" N-8 of 100 A lot No. and trailer. $.~. Call Tom Route 7 w1th good road to main $190. $139.40. Iage, Fall~n Add: 2 ex tri. W bury, (Coal land), 1.89 acres, 121 9(Coalland), 100 acres, f481t I Rail, Middleport. WY 2-27'21. 1hL ghwaY. F'our bedrooms, Jivmg, Karl Graeser, -Plumbln& and Gilmore, R. C., S.21, East- side 20' of E side, $;)0, $14.18. t,to, $17.3&. $285.~.. I , 8-12-3tc dimng, family, kitcben, break·~· Heating ern, Coal SW comer (Coal land) Molden, Robert •· Neva, W MIDDLEJ'?f!-T VIlLAGE Neutzlmg, Clarence, SuttOII ----· --- ------·- 1lust play , ma1d's, utility and MlnersviUe, Ohio ac Jackson William E and Nor Tw 30 A 1 land 30 ' shop . Three baths, ceramic lile bl 19.56 acres. $9(), 67.41. part of a51k A NW IJ<t. of SW 1/4. ' iddle · ilia • p,, ' coa ' acres, I will be out of LIVE BAI1 , 24 hour, se lf-serv· i and wall to wall carpet on I End yGur sewer trou et Gilmore, R. C.. S.21 , Eastern, ex OOA 06 acres $20 $1074 rna Irene, M port V ge, $140, f170.06. ' ICe day and ni~ht. "1innows, . flotm. About two.thirds or ! We have aU sizel Coal Land, 61.50 acres, $300, . . 'SALEM fwp' . . Lower Pomeroy No. 316, E part Richmond, John, Sutton Twp. •. m y office June 13 night crawlers, red worms. ! hnu se is pa nPled in mahogany ; sewer Machines I $213 16 N1 E II S bet, RR and river, $10, $13.17. Coal under No. 8 Vein (Coal · Reasoaable Rate• · · e son, rv et a1• 5· 12• a- Mart' Blanche Middl I 1 d Fife 'Trading Post, Rt. 7, anll walnut. Atr condttloned. Call WY 2.%9'Jt Day or Night Gilmore. R. C., S.27, East- lem Twp., Near middle NW y,, VillagelDLot Q _: 2.67A ), 56S acres, t2'730, $3,222·~ Jug h Ju ne 20 M~~d\eport , Oh1o. ·- 6 9 12tc I On Large patm and double carport. [ tft I ern, Coal, 95.89 acres, $460, 3 acres, $20, $17.00. of G~ a ~· .,'"_ · · 7 26 lot 200' x 390'. May be seen _ ~t'l•u 00. Rosse,eun ,_ A t, 267 · eres, opv, ...~ Richmond, John, Sutton Twp. 11 R be H. -..man. - - ,.......-. ~ r. Ray R. Pickens by appointment only AJ.t CONDITIONING Refnger· Lewis George Ray S 8 Leb- da S 5 W f M rti sb & .33. Coal Land, 60 acres, $290, $340Coli 9Bl·3lll Ch.,ter, Ofllo ation service. Jack 's Refrig- anon ~uthern, Middk ·,( NW w' f .RR l'l.o a ~llour:l28 Moddispaugh, Romer, ltliddle- .55 .. , eration, New Haven. Phone 11 N I' $20 acres, • .- port Village, Lower Pomeroy, Rictunond. J()bn, sutton Twp. 2 36 HOUSE FOR SA LE e 4 rooms, TU 2-3537. 1 6 uc ' ~ .;n one, · acres, ' 16. No. 1·75 193' S. of Park..St. E. of Coal NW of SE v, " lA N ' l onil s&·H laundry room , \\ bath. Tiled . _ .. . . .. .. . ·' · , . SAUSBURY . Creek, $320, $82.113. (Coal land) , 39 acres, $190, I~nw'1 fly simply viewing the [ fluors in all rooms L!Vmg . BEATING. Plambm&. MtteUer 1 Lew.s, George W., S.9, Soulh· Ba~ley, B. H., S 32, Sshs. Ohio River Ry Power CAm- $221.110. C lf't V" ' "'Tl cleaner m\' REGATTA WEEK IN I room wall . to . wall carpet. ' Fur?am. Arnold Brolher•: ,ern. SW corner, 5 sores, $30, bury, SW comer Jacob Mill lot, pany, Middleport Village, 15 • John Rldlmond, SUtton Twp., ynur home Phone tlV 2-?821 POMEROY tn Beech St . ~iddleport .[ ill ta•t MaiD Streel, Pom lll 5.1i:l .71 acres, $10, $11 .64. !50' Right of Way, $411, $32.96. C<lal NE comer (Coal Land), 5 2tl ~Ole Phonec WY 2-3811. 6 10 61c Phone WY !.z448. •, LewiS, John Jr · S.ll. South- Daniels. John 1':. et al S. I Shuler Worthy Middle•~rt vil· 4 acres ....., " . . 1 20 tfc SE f ~~~ '"' ' ' ' • r~ • .,_, f'I"I'.-.J. ,----- -: ern, corner o 0\l.ou acres, SE of W '%of NE. If• ex coal, tage, Div. Jones Estate 1 W. JOOu RicbJDxld, SUtton Twp., ~:MEXICAN TOMATO plants for , Comr, risit and haVf' fun ' FOR SALE· Cornplrtely mod-~ -• · If vou nPf'd help ol a n y ern , 3 bedroom ranCI home Legal Notice .2 acres, $80, 149·54 · 8.65 acres, $50, $28.79. part of 6A, W of Cem., $710, C..al E eod !Coal tan~) 39 ao. aale. William Holmes. Sy ra· kind. s~ f' ~~ ~ at Landmark .m new area on Cheste·. Road . ' .--- -I Lewos. John Jr., S.l , SouthDyker Hosmer & Robert •too res , $190, ,..._.u. ..,., .. . . • • '89 · cuse. 5 26 lfc ' Yo1r'rr \\'pJcnm!:' ! I Phone WY _ _ tic ! NOTICE OF LANDS TO BE ern. Mod oo S. lone of NW y , N S. 8, E pf School ex !.55 A W Shuler, Worthy, Middleport Rlclunond, John, Sulton Twp. 2 5337 5 28 A S I FORFEITED TO THE 1"' Rd ., .50 acre, $10, $3.96. part .. 19 acres, 110, $9.1111. Villagt!, Dlv. Jones Est. 1 W. Coal land, 20 acreo, "00, ;' HEAR IT ON WMPO - Llew ' uto a e1 _, STATE JF OHIO Stanley. W . F. and Sarah J., Halley, William, s. :13, .13 part of t6A., w of Cem., f240, .92. RIVER DOCK SERVICE ellyn Thompson's "Life and Thr Ramoltf The following IS a lis! of . Southern, Lot 264, NE part, 3 acres, $10 $43.95. $286.00. Rlclunood, John, S.2, SulloD 1 Light" program. Monday tbru FOR GASOLINE ! Wortcl Standard ot C..mpoct Ilands, lois. and parts of lots Iacres, $20, $60.91. Koenil,), William, S. 34, S part POMEROY Twp.. C<lal No. 16 Carson Eo. Friday at Hell a. m. EST SUPER SERVICE. 1 E1 c .. lttncr upon which the taxes, assess- Stanley, W. F., and Sarah J., or J75A NW 1/4. Und. ~ of 4A, Bailey, Paul, Pomeroy, No. tate (Coal laod), 13 acre1, NO, , i 21 Uc · ; -~ STATION ~~~ car room, ride 1nd per- ments. etc., have be£'n certi- Southern. Lot 26( Near middle 2 acres, $10, $5.26. 262 - 18 E of Shoemaker, $2.79 $74.24. 1 :AUTOMOBIL! IDI!IIIraOCI! Geell OPEN tormanre. Small C'"' eeuoum)' fied delinquent for t.wc years: [of NE ~ of NE •, 2 acres, Koenig, William, S. 34, NW acres, $80, $70.26. Richmond, Jobn1 S. 2, sutton ....,.Ued? 1 oo Y""' - · 24 HOu~s and m•••••rablllty !Name, Descnploon. Acres, $10, $9.93. of SW v, Und. \1 of &SA, 32.50 Bailey, Pau~ Pomeroy, No. Twp., Coal NE of S \1' IC..al ' ilr't Ucen11! CaU W~ :1-Mli [1,..,....--....- - - - . . JI s.. Valuation . and Total Delinquent Taggart. Sarah, Old Portland acres, $200, $68.13. ,256 Sub. 11 Tri. on S. line, $40. land), 11 acres, $50, f81,49. _ _ __ _ _ __:.1::.1;:.::.. ui iJtjN'1 PUMF--Yflu sluggish sep- i Metropt~ltlln Motor• Taxes, in tha.t order.l Lot 11 , $30. $24.87. Lewis, Sarah, S. 8, Near NE $23.36. · John Ricbmond, 8.1, Sutron For Rant i tic "n' G" Klean-Em ;11 1 E Main '!lr..t ~umeroy Clark, Ziba el al , S. 2. Bed· Bacon, Jonn, S.8 Lebanon, cor. of N of Racine Rd ., ,10 ac· Davidson, John, Pomerey, No, Twp., Coal N ¥• of SW V• !Coal --- - - 1 oeptir Lank cleaner Land I Pllone ~~~ 1.-31171 lord Twp., W •1, of NF. 'I• ex 10 Southern, Coal. und. \1 of 8.39A res, $10, $4.71. 256, Sub. II<, 'IG0,$98.1ltl. land), 84.25 acres, $400, $47U8, t ROOM furnished hou se in nrark ~'arn Bureau. . 4 Z2 lk A, SW, 70 A., S1090, $282.86. [ roal in NW ICoalland l, 4.20 ac- 1 Morgan, James W. &c Ralph Ebersbach. Theodore, Pome- Ricbmond, JoJm, M1Dersvllle, Mason, WY 2-3871. 12 6tc 1 2 18 tfe 1 . I W d Nickerson, George W . Ches· res, $20, $12.53. A. Andrews, S. 31, 2.1 x 117' roy, No. 259 - 10,!!1 A N end, C..al under Lot 111, $20, f12.1111. ! 6_ · : ........ ·-·i cmD ovmenl _1_nte ter Village, 10ft. s. of E pari ,! Bacon. John, S.23, Southern off &endS pt. of NE v,, .11 ae- 10.19 .....,., $340, $199.72. Williamson, J. M. and A. B., FURNISHED apartment, up- , 1~. 6 cyL FORD, new motor. YOUNG MAN wants summer ,l10, $11.05 . [Coal w. end looalland ). 8 ac- res, $10, $3.32. Eber•bach, Theodore, Pomo- S.l, Sutton Twp., Coal W \!o of sta1rs, 4 rooms , bath and . Lr1ar~lats HPretord sos!'led work on farm or anything [' Bacon, John s. 9-10, Ches- l res, $10, $24.97 _ Morgan, James W. & Ralpb roy, No. 258- 3 A SE part u. SE ¥4 (Coal land), 14.50 acrea. laundry. WY 2.-5434 .. __ 6-1 2-4tr' 1 ye.arlmg ~ul\, 2 bottom plow· : else suitable. Ca ll Gallipolis, te 1 Twp., Comer (Coal Land 1, l Beegle, Ira & Oval Diddle, A. Andrews, S 31, S of Pome· lots sold, 3 acres, $100, $57.46. f400r $177.24. APARTMENT FOR 1\ENT Al-i Ohver dnll. Ph. SH 2-4 656 367-1246 6 10 6t c 29 acres, $110, $15554 ,S 23, Coal W ''· ~~acres. $190, roy-Rutland Rd. in S part of Eichelberger, J. S., Pomeroy RACINE VILAGE 10 trailer space. Good loc·a· 121 P EMPLOYMENT Wamed~;,(. Brown, Madeline Worley FI2 j $163.00. NE ~ •. . 17 acres, $40 115.34. Lol262 No. 18.3.54 A., on N. Hayward, Ros;, Racine VII62 lion. Call Walter Crooks, WY . . ed . tcroor nd exter· Chester Twp., NW part of Fr . ' LEBANON SOUTHERN [ Oh1o R1ver Ry. & Power C..., pl. of 3 A lot m Frac. 10 • 18, !age, Lot 8, (36 N Ill, $100, 2-3631 ti 10 tfr A!ICTlON PvPry Wednf'"day and perren~ . m a ,. 12 NW rCOal land · 29 acrf's I Beagle Jra & Oval Diddle 5 x 50' Right of Way, SlO. $8.13. 2 acres, $11, $67.36. $99.18. 1' ref' es Imates. -1676- -·-L' ·_. pamtmg ·' · -·' S. 26, Coal ' l..and 99.42 acre~\.' ! Oh'1o R'1ver Ry. & .Power. o. ~'~·lberger, J . S., Pomeroy. Morrow, rw ~d R., S• I"u, -na· 1 H··. h ~ bed- ·S"turda ·v; ..Welch 's· AIIC·!inn · mr Phone WY 2.2mj or ee Ro . I$UO. $66 ·.03. I,.N., .I!IA'Irc:: 2 1 ~m'"~~u~e ::~h 1 ~alh . """ Lau rel I hll. Roule 124. ec Cullums. , 12 x 80' Righi of Way, $10, $32.· Lot 262 No. 18- 3.54A on N cine VU!lage, Lot 10 S 18, $10, 5_29 _1fc [ Brown. Mad•line Worley . F4.1$480 ., $428.1S . ment, buUtpin cupboard. hard- - - - - · -· ____ .6 2 .lO!p _ --Twp., Coal under NE , Brown, Madliine Worley, S. 82. line of Frac. W of SUil, 3.$4, $7.71. wood floors, gos furnace Call \mX IC.,N 'l!lM .T<1 11lanls for HelD IN>nled . SAUSBURV TWP. atTes, $190, $122.02. Neutzlbtg, Chtreooe, .llaclne 1c·or ICoallandl. 52 acres. 12fo0. 1:\1. C..al under NE •;, of Sec. Tracy Whalry, WY .aoM aft .ll sale Wi il 1am Holmes S\•ra · ·- - . - .. 1$118.13. . Jl ex 50ih rds. wide off SW of Otuo Ry &-.Power C.o., Folmer, Philllp, Pomeroy, No. Vllage, Near m1ddle No 3 Ill S. 2 er $ p m tOte eus• . I 26 lie WA~IEO LPN al Ca nnan 5 Carpenter. Ney , S. 31 . Ch.st· ' Entire length or 1.1, !Coal land) 12 x 15 Right of Way, $10, 256, Aloag Kerra Run not In ll acres, f30, $40.83. 6 8 . . · Nu~smg Home. Pom~ruy , er rwp., SW corner lt'ofl lland) , illO acres. $330, $86.73. $l1.2JI. Lots, $40, fM.74. Neville, Naomi: Racine VU· FOR RENT ..:. frallir I "" • M col'lll'ltOLt : OhiO . _ 6 3tc_ 60 acres, $200, $318.52. corwin, M. L., s. 14, 15. Coal Russell, William David, 8.24Gilmore, Walter and Ed 11 a, lage, Lot 55 - 31 off N side of 1 on N Second-av m Middl('· ••e top u s Co¥11 Carpenter, S. 5, min. under 2.22 A SE of 30, S8llsbury Twp., No. S6 Pen. Pomeroy, No. 282 W. of Sugar Lot 55, $110, f2M.55. . . ' . ree••mm .. ndPO '"' C!II>I!'O IItn w .O, II I \!~ ..... , •., ,,. '"" •••• .,.,II .. lob• T s r sw '1 1r. I ' '-'~.. I I I d 1:1:. ny Survey•.62'acres $40 $22.15 Run Rd. on N line 2~ A more SUcb lands and lots were 1w...o by '"''"' ,.....,....., n--.t port. Near shoppmg dtslrtct au l't'PI'v•l f··..o.-,n• ra ' unll'!. ,o, u 1 11ian pay""'"' , ... , •• '1<1v~n··.,,..,.,., [ wp., W cor o . an ~ .oN aeres, Ss Cl' 'Sal•. bu '··· 2 ~ '., 10 "''90 4 'vUa .~clmn coa . n. . c II WY ! ~113 1\'e~vil ::;JHI!> r-<ln'~'"~ to~ I h r"'""lll<l• '" lo•"• '""'" "~-~~···•nr) land) 22 acres $100 $Ll1 78 ' $10 $5.87 rver, mt, 5.26, IB ry, or JC;H, .iN BCl'ell, ~ , .,..•• om w::u UIC' ""''""~" IKHinl \.IUOCrelt> patiOS. a 2· .11a, l}e •PPHO!'O ~~~ '" 1 dH~· hf'!•t•! ·•• •n•nt ,.nil• OI>O"'~'e<\ ... P... '.. ""' ' ' ' . ' e Ft.8rt of NW lf. fo NE l/ 40 Jennings Frank D D.un........ qf RevlaloD ftotR fdreclosure ·1186 WY Lt146 or WY 2-3600 I Mf~e!lt "" ....,o1uf'• '" '1\ llk I J•w i u~u• ll,, unJWt'I!'Uir\ ~RJ<.:r tn)nr'llf i Carpenter, Ney , S. 35, Chest- Doerfer , Henry. s. 22, E. end . I' 4., ,,, . • ' ., ~---u, I ' . lto>;lrll.'l' . en Y '~ aropl~ t:l'' " ~ verv I'""' ~~~ ,.,n- • 411!3 rlro ·l'qUI ....ftt""'• ' nd acre, $20, $4.62. No. 161).12U-4.6l A. s of Line- pmreedlnp. The ownera, rnort6-S·Ifl' ROOd ~ontrnl nl r\o~lrt!t·li'>~ tamle , W•Hr ··~·· t•~•nr ~~mt .... r~ ..... •"" er Twp., SW I"Orner {Coai ,!Coel la ), 22.50 acres, $110. s Cl' t s•• s II I Umo w of Point Lane,or.. .... ---- lieDors and other - - - - - -- · - .. ,.; e ta~t.o uv '" 1 ..... ,k. At~o "...,"., · land l 12 8 res r~ 16228 '$8 45 ,. arver, mon , .w, aS· on~'6""·, . .._, , RJ 1 c<>nlmlo •PttlltiJtl~~. ! Ill~• tnra~:e [ ' ....... In ~J<r••n Bn• 1:1&11· Pnm••"• l . c . ~· . . I ' ,,, bury NE of 910 A 82A 62 acres $340 $155 52. pertonl having or clallnlq ln3 and 4 AOOM rurni<~hPL apart- tnM'('II LM>ill'oL\RK. Ml'l~~ c~unt~ nAil~ OWoll>lnl!l .. nrnfO<II' mun ' Gaul. Eldon S. 9-10, Ches- 1 Gi1more, R. C., s. ~7. N part w ' . ex . I I L . . ·~ In IMIW ~...... 1MUNDt .. ...1.. lo'• Farm Hurl'~" _l'nopP r. ,; ,f ~~~~.... ia· l - -- - · - · - · - · - ------1 ·~1 • f " Coal I nd 9 69 . part •. 09 acr-e t520, $100.84. Lyons, Lindley . et al, p~ .aQ• ..., or 3 m~nt~. Row ley & nePd Uarl-l•lnn__:_ll:ao• "~••n "'"""' · ""m"'"l' _ : Wanted To Buy . ter Twp., E 'z of w_ tl •Coal :o SE · ~ ~ a I, · ac- Sarver, Thoma; H., S.26,'8al· eroy, No. SSt Trl. NE part of parts ol lots, wW take aotlre ware. 5 11 llc i STEREO CONSOLE. 1965 mod· Roms WANTED. - Gen.Sing, lanGd '· 813 63 allcreso, "'S4~1. C$50llh .,19 re~;l$190., fiR27.22c. S 32 sw isbury, W of Road S of .OOA, JO ' Lot 581, $40, $113.55. ' ·that llle Court hat llUd the --------[ . oeg eon. · " ' · eser 1 ·' 1more, · ' · · acre $411 11150 M M fr Win, P tnero dale of June U IM5 81 lO•Ill' .rc .. .ur , . 1 . rurw -!le , el. se1 radio go lden se-al special. 500 \lbs. Twp., NW 1,14 ICoal land) , 42 part !Coal land), 30 acres. $140 ·.R & Margoret, No.cl $10, o'clDck A. M. eu and tJnturm!ltted aoar~ Has ntl'P frnl~ t~ of ~~talnu1 . !hr s; ot .\olay. Apple Root s. C ean acres. $200, $268.84. $9fo.94. . S 9 NE of NW 'I• 1 ac SIO M M Win p N House In &be Vllllp of Polne. m..nr• W'V tfc set sold much higher. Takeand dr.tPd. fi cents per lb. Goeglein, H. D., S4 , Chester Gllmore, R. C. Coal land , 32 ' re, ' Shep' :::::/'.: ·l ffl Melp County Ohio, when 1 155 12 11 1 over payment!' or ~~ per Top pncP for all other roots.! Twp., NW ', rCool land) , 42 ·acres, $150, $UM.79. Che~terbu Com an The- ' .' ' · t ~ to the ot 'the MlllJEHN 4 room and bath. month. or pay balance due B1ll Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. 1acr.,., 1200. $268.73. GI'W!ser, Viola, S. 20, SW of A CArp ll!andie PomeriiJ' (',oUDiy Board of lleYIIIoo will 16 Sshs.!:; Ng I $11.64 Call WY 2-6155 i 10 6IC H. D ' S4, Chester . NW v. of sw 'I• IC..al land), of 'S. .50 $20 No. lolll!o, be board. Wrltlell obiecttolll _ ~- _ _ _ ___ _ _ 6 8 61c _ lnsur•nce Twp., s • of NW •C..al land!, 2.1.75 A., $UO, 188.50. $6.32. acre, .$80. f5Uf. ~·; IIIII' be llled p!'lotr .to IIIII date. TH.Att.ER lilTS - ,,,. sew 101 SALEc IlAY. Herben w,t.l -~,; 80 acres, 1310, $511 .36. Hlll1 Albert Jr .. S. 7, 13, NE White, Walter P., S. 25, Salls- R~ppold, ,Georse~flt Pom-' ·U no valid objections are , preq .. nd wat~r Bruwn·o 1'ra1t Iiams. Shade. Ohoo. 6-·f>tp , AUTOM BI!-E Insurance been. Goeglein, H. D., Sec.ll, Ches- corner (Coal 1anc1), 3 acres, bury, Near millllle on w Une ex eroy, No. jQ ,.. 1 .' 11 ~~~~· to u to 'JI1 ctl said ·~I er • •til ISiiitt Approved I --I ca~cel!ed · Lost you. oper• ter Twp., SE IJ4 of NE 1!, and $W, Sltf5. coal ex .65 A.' 7:40 · acres Wt peop:fi mt11it'~~· · · ~lli.GO- ~- 8CUoD of the CoUiJij Boa~ Mtnersvllle, Ohoo, Phun• w~ PICNIC TABLES for sale, reas· tors license: Call WY t-2966 NE y, (C<Ial Iandi, 80 acres, Hill, Albert Jr., s. 22, 28, E f39.4G. , Roae, Ante, ~. No. ,If lleY!IktD trW' be .~ z.m~. 1 t5 ttc onable. Call SH 2-5052. 6l51fc $380, 1$14.34. enjjlCoal laod), 27.25 A., $130, Bailey, Paul, s.a, Sallabory, iiE ·~~· · No. at, *!II ujd Ianda Oldeftd "lllr!eltlnsur•nca _ __ 6 9 6tc ~HIITO C<IJ>YIOI l!of'Ylce Cot> Goeglein, H. D., S.l6, Ctoe.t- $99.U. · coal In W \1 of NW y, (C<Ial $20', f-11.59. ·:'· ' Jd to the ,State of 'Oblo to bf - ' ' - - . -· .. CLOTH awnings and porch vol· ies made ol Je&at papers. er Twp., SW or SW ''• IC..al , Hill, Albert Jr.. S. 34, W part Landi. I acre, flO, fl9.00. . Skinner, Alma 8:, pomeroy, aold pur.,.nl to law. GUARANTEED. renewable for anee. Bamboo porch shades borl!l re<·ord• ol!d almost ony laod), 70 acres, $310. $450.70. (Coal lallfi), 88 acres, 1290. Blllley Patfl, 811, Sslisbury, No. 1 Cliff above 115:eelllor Salt ' EVELYN WCfiE, lfle h""pltallzat.ton. Issued Venetian blinds and repall'!. other dO<um•nts Koenlc, V. A., 55, Cltesfer $219.1S. Coal No. 5 SE of NIV y, tC..ll WkB., ·flO; "4.91. .• · CJ,EliK OF COURTS, all ag<B. Ph,,no WY 2-0166 Dale Wippel, 211 Union AvU Reuter lnsuronce, Pomeroy Twp., NW part tCoal Iandi, Hltf, Alber! Jr.; S. 36, SW Iandi, 3 ncres, 120, flf.87. Smith, 1. J. and Emma, Pom- ,~ MEIGS CQUm'Y, OIUO 11 a 18 ua Pomeroy, >18 30tc , 1 1 lie ocres, $20, fl311, part of NE \\, iC..al lsnd) 40 1 Baile~, Paul, S. 1o, Saliaburf, ero,r, No. tt iub. 1- 13 z 100' . · . :... _ (IS. 2to NOTICE! ( 27.~... ..... I 1~ l.aa~Jle• raro- Middle-~ Higginbotham an 5. Bunch 23. Fasten 25. Tablet C)f hours 26. Inten:al~ fiea t. CUbie meter l& Goel baeJt 21. Concemlng 22. J:ve'a CHECKERS AFTER SUPPER lt.Bu&le CIOilleqne:nct !doth MORE 18. llodent mrple:asant m. BIUDclers l:L Se]IIIJiltkD aiR. PLAV SOME 20. call I..iuer 24. Book 3. UsuaUy 12. lobl 14. Three-toed :1 00 ' 2.- . ~ lG. '!lifted 11. KJ.sot.- MARK IV I AUTO AIR CONDITIONING ~arpel DOWl'l • . l.Be'ated ··-1 room . &' I WHY DON'T "iE EAT WllH US, TONIGHT, SNUFFY? THEN WE CAN DArt l' CROSSWORD AOlKl6lt l.Sadery , A· WA5TitJ !! ,, a. HAROLD GRAY LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII ' leroy. \.IANDUt'Ki OOR :::HOo 61-1+1-~1 I i141N+< r'M GETnNG 1 I • A "13- b .!;' ~.-. sPa~e --~ . Che~t. er _1~ ~rvru fe~ottl :walatruonat.:at.~:m:.~~~~:L ~1ve~ ~ey. ~td' ~-!-4:t.l ::"~ ~~~;ent. M;~d:fc T~is I I Goeglel~, S~ith, 'aatty :Ub~y5, ~~rr~y, ti ~rt i nA., ar1~. fjl:rtm tzl.~ lH .., .at\ y, ob.u . "" ~ ~ .~ I ! ieuoa P"*!· I I I * • co<aer I 'I BOfHE~OO .,.' . I equip~.E' d. i l DON~ KNOW Chester ' &!'~ I ., " CHAIU.V'£ a, "" """"'5 HIM, lliJT HE JU5r OOE5N'r SEfM lllE SAIAI! f ).-" ~ 'I NIBBLE.! 1 ' . �• J .i -~ .-. -··· All Roads Lead To REGATTA CITY USA FATHERS DAY IS NEXT SUNDAY Glvt Him 1 Comfortobit Choir for Porch or Lown 1&-19 and l.O ' ' Top Quality Entertainment TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY FAMILY NIGHTS "THE CADDY " Dean Marlin Jerry Lewis - and" SWORD OF LANCELOT" Cornel Wilde . .lean Wallace {Color) ALL 3-DAYS ELBERFELDS--POMEROY nur.-Frl. June 17-18 " MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY" Wilh Marlon Brando - -- aud Tr('vor Howard (Techmcolor) - and"THE MAN FROM GALVESTON" \Vilh .Jeffrey Hunter HAVE FUN IN THE SUN nnd Preston Fo.o;1er Pomerey, Ohto I TONIGHT "NONE BUT THE BRAVE" -Tecbnico lorFrank Stnatra-Clint Wa lker Tony Bill-Sammy Jackson Laraine Stephens FUN IN THE SUN Colorcertoons 1.99 TO 19.95 tiFf JACKETS 20..21 -22 R011. $-1.95 - - - "PAJAMA PARTY" (Tecbnicolor) With Tommy Kirk SKI BUT Featurette: Wha' Happened Colorc:1rtoons RIG. $4.45 - - - - - Do1't Netled Sllpph19 FALSE TEETH There Is Always A SHOES $4.99 up UFOAM HEARING AID ! Latest Model RADIOEAR Hearing Aid will be glvea absolutely FREE to some hard of bearing peraon during the BIG BEND REGATI'A to be held June 18-19-20 in Pomeroy. The drawing will be held on Sunday, June 2oth, and winner need not be present to win. Fill out the coupon below and mel! to WILLIAM S. DILES 12 WEST STATE ST. Address WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation s W~D£ e Meigs County h Minitterial Services A'{URO~y . w ~ SI" . nal Water Skt Sho 7' • Profell10 trial £xh'b't 1 1 cl • In us cl &oat e Sp•• elnduttrlal Exhibit ......, crul••• & "\'Ill ...,... ttide• " I pageant • Speed Bolt Rid" and River Boat Crui'" . tteglona • tAiss ~rnertc.l e RACES - Sandloned By 1 A Voriety of 51'" BEST BUYS IN ' LAWN FURNITURE CHAI R· ·•· •· · •· · •• $3.99 c CHA IS.E.......... $7.81 oncl up ROCKER·········· $6.11 sg.aa Sturdy Canvas C0 TS · · · ..... · · · · · · ATHENS, OHIO rTh~ol;:in-;:er: i::r;;h::n;1Name ICE CHESTS SLEEPING BAGS ·············· RADIOEAR HEARING AIDS ~ational *SUNDAY JUNE 20th N.O.A. Eastern Unitecl Statea Championuip WIN A FREE LOW RAnSI 5 Star Units BALL For Everything ! EASY TERMS cl $3.99 UP "BEST PLACE" FAST ACTION! - ncl• • PriUI p\ us l p\ccaclor ~tn JUN£ l9t $2.44 AIR MATTRESS BASE BAlL GLOVES JUN10 '1 8th IUdes .speed~·' ......t cruises e~twer ,.... show e'l'h ~'\our Stage tAUSIC~L ~ttAON~IIt£5 S tA~NNI£ pEAlL - K~NC£ UNO£tl Sl AI SlAlliNG f()LLOW£0 &"( D I QT. CHARCOAL LIGHTER - - - - 47c PICNIC BASKET $1.98 PICNIC JUGS - - $1.19 and Annette Funicello R\ 0 A. ~ I" 1 e 'th floats· Ia 'b't • paracl• WI elnclustrial £xhl I lOLII. CHARCOAL _ _ 59c Adult SUN., MON., TUES. I ~f 7' PICNIC SUPPLIES PLAY POOLS WED. ond THURSDAY June 16·17 FRIDAY and SATURDAY June 18-19 NOT OPEN ! ' MOORE'S Tommy Sands-B rad Dexter June I. WITH EQUIPMENT FROM - WELCOME TO REGATTA CITY- POMEROY SHOP AND SAVE AT ' MOORE'S 124 WEST MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO '\ PHONE WY 2·2141 ' '-· ., ··ft'"· ·; • ................ ., .... -----·- ~,~77~ ·' ~~~~--~~------~ ... ·.a;.~ ·, ,. . i ·- ' ~ r. -~ t ' .. .. " l • <rj �.... --~ .I lO.DIIIY sentlllel, POmtl'O)'·MlQIUeport, 0, June 11, 1901 SPECIAL t1!Iy Sentinel. Regatta Weekend Celebration Section Pom_er~~jddleport, 0, June !5, 196Hl Racine • ------------ _PLAN TO ATTEND Area of C Promotes· hole -"r~ >·of>lfh Srwi~tv Notes REGATTA WEEK-END ; JUNE 18·19-20 ,. , ·"' , , . t'a ." nwt'~, is working with thesf'l ol of no.tional unp111't;uwe it is uone In order to help inqtrt' tne othPr f'hatrmf'n and thrir !'Om· :o; 1 r:l f'f('t' taunf'h t>d tht' "HP· the lrss vt!all_\· Jmpnr· tant 111 tht' sucre~s ol this initiHl projt>cl, Imillt>es. . . ,· ,t;~. Wf't>k 1·nd '' in an t>flnrt to ; people of Sou11waslt'rn Oil tO in the Chamber snlicils the help of 1 BEAUTY PAGEANT-I MISS j ,~ tf1Httntf' the economic. grnwth their end('avor~ to Jn~p~~nvt' t~e all tht' region's fine citizens. i\m~rica Regional Conte!-itl nt the Sou\hPaS!t>rn {thw :w:•a , eommerrta l and r('('re.lllmui i d t· Wlli~ Leadmgham . gt-nrral Bob Hoeflich. PARADF. AND FLOATS 'fhi ;. ct-lf'hratirm. to he h.:-ld m 1mal e ot whnt has ~)et'n rt'tt>rred conjunction with t.he lorme:~l an· dJ.1irman. Md chmrm}m ol hnat Paul Chapn1ao. I nounrf'ment ol PomProv ·~ !II"W tu as an "under devPlopt'd arFood conrt'ssions will ht! ltOUSING - Mayor Char· 1 providt-d on the lower park· 1 Jes Legar, j:~twf'rnmf'nl tmn+ do(·k..: will ft•:1 I . . • 1 :~c the MJd·E'ast H.al'ing Asso- ond ntmwrs-up wtll rerPIVP. trn- ing lot in <'tmperation with . PAHKING - Amrrican I.e· ci..:tmn·s r.a~tPrn Chi1mptonsl1tp I phtes and $75_ 11nd ~?U ...:-~vmo;s !01·al organizations and the gions Guy Guinther. . I 1 Bnat Hare!'. tht' Soulht>a~tf'rn 1bonds, respt'l'ltvel\ I ht' ron· PomProy Chambrr of Com- . PHOM(YfiON - .la£'k l'<~r· Ohio Rt'l::rmal M io;;s 1\meriea I testant.s thems~lvPs wt\1 _sr lt>rt mrrre. sponsors of Rt·gatta i sry and Bob Win,e:rtt. 1 Contr'il. lht' Greater Snuthe~tq. i .\1is;: . Congenwhty who Will re· WPrkend. Chamber of Commrr<.'P Prf:'s- ! ern Ohio Comm(>rrml and In· ; reive a trophy. Bonds llavt' bfen Kermit Walton, Pomeroy i ident Jark Ca rse~' ex prrs~rd i du~tria 1 Ex hi hit and nurnPrClliS dona ten h~ the Parmer~ Bank mrrehant. Is rhairmnn of the thanks to 1111 of ''uur neigh-! Sf't'nnd<~rv 11 rliviliP~ and SclVlngs Co., the Pomeroy ronre!tslon rommitt{"t' and any bors" from Midt!lel),>r 1., and sur- I While it 1 ~ rra\i7.ed lht: "Re· ~jntumal Rank and the ('itilf'ns quPstions along th::~l lint> rounding l'Ommunitirs who have 'a11a Wef'kt'nd'' IS not <In t'\o't'UI N<~lional Bank. ' should lw dirtcttd to him at been so hPipful, to the Outdoor ' Tht' Pomf'I'O\ Cenwnt Hlnf'k ,ro. will ennsirurt <:~nd don.,.te ' tht' New York Clothing Hou!le, Billboard Adver!ising ol' Nautht> 24 font runway In be btult I 'fhe Pomt>roy Fire Depart· man Bros., Cottrrman. East· 1 l'rom lhl' stagr mtc') thr audttor- 1 mPnl und t>mPfgtnry squad ern, JVkWhortt'r. folnmbus, and Iiurn. : unit. dte Mt>igs County Jay· the Kam1wha Vallf'V Ontdoor ; I Mrs . Maxine Griffith is in j t•ees. the Racine Fire De· Advertising Compan.ies, and to 1 du1 r~e ol awards and will serve 1[ partment and Rutland Fire- all the non-prof il ol'ganizotions. l 'Their fforts have served ag, rnntinuf'f1 frnm 1 1; 1 ~t' 1) "<ts one ot thrre auditors to to· mPn will be some of thr or1 ·· tal JUdging points Sa turda>' 1 ganizations plannin~ lo ha\'t' ·a verv defin it e publie t>ndorst'· · gown rompr!tiHm · night. Also serv mo :1S audit.ors rnnrrssions. , nwnt ·or Soulhl'<lslern Ol1in'~ d f'rf'rPding thr Jinal st>lf'l'l lnn !!> , I forts to ht>lp it srlf," he said. R.nbf'rta 1\raueter will -:ing a will he Mrs. Charlot te Evans m~> rl lf'V 11 t rivt'r snn·J.~ ;md tllf' tmrl Mrs t·~velyn Lanning . Alan ' ukult•ir churus 1·nm 111 Jst'd nl Harris IS serv ing as ht>ad of --·- -- - -- - - - - - - - __ . 1 Tl'.f' Pomt>ruy L'hamht'r I I 1 ! 1 Beauty Pa~eant I Is Annoum·rd i, l.i!'lt'. Crow .'\rr ht-'1 ,'l t' <l "I' Hw JUdgr< l'nmmll\f:'e W.rrv. sw:wson. Zrrklr '"d Mrs l(athryn Crow IS in ' Jarnos Mm "'Iii 0, H"~ . !low . r·hargP "t twkfls ond ti1e Hudi-~ HOUSing • ArranL~ements £or R~~r: EdJ<nn Hnbslr> llrr is iiiP ior~~:;:~,rlolngiSt~ lola Bartru~ : Weekend are Being Sou!J"ht no~te:-~s tl rh7llrmf1n 01 thf> mirtf'e rnr Ihe com- tf•olda _SaJg('nl ,md F:lma Hu:-.· . st'll w1il hi' on !land w a»sist Housmg arrangemPnts for the Regatta Weekend are liP hN ('ommitH•r wh:l'h will hP the contestants . bemg .handled through. Pomeroy Ma.v or Legar. ra~ri'lnt ~·lakin_g with the ,.,. 111e<1anl ' a1 all tiwr·s ~ ,J Resrrlents anvwhere I 1 C~arles I 1 the countv wh '>\\'til have rooms to rf'nl during: the weekend are to ron tart thf' Pornero.v 111 ! dnring rrhear":1ls :o 11 d the [':tg· WEATHER OATA 1' :- ! nl Jl'l' Mr s Halpt 1 Wt>lk .. r. SLITLANO. ~1d 1UPl l - The town hall stating the arrangements they have and th e \'Irs . E. A. Rail. :\1r~ . Blt~<lrd U. S Weatlwr Burf'att today be- pnre of rent per ntght. The following ts a ha!1dy fo~m 1 l.t>f' . ' lr!\. H... nn E,.,·ing, Mrs gins transm illing weather dat.a t.o fill out and mail to Jila~·or Legar or as a gmde l.o m· ,Jam•·s rrBrit>n . · M:·s Rntwrt to Franrr via tlw Earl_,, Bird formation needed whf'n telephoning informal tOn to the Coals. Mrs . Hir·hw·d ('harnbrrs . . eom municulion~ satrllite ' mayor: Mro;, lion Collins . .\1rs. l\t>nn11 1 The transmisstons. originating TO CHARLES LEGAR. W<1lton, i\1rs. Rirhard Fullt'IHI, a1 thr Nat1onal Weatllf'r Satel· MAYOR OF POMF.ROY Mrs . t~('orge Hobstetler , Jr , 1ile Crnter in Suitl;md. outside TOWN HALL iVt: ss Marion Eher~b;u·h . ~Hili W<i <:hin~ton . will tntllldt> wr<llh· POMEROY . OLD CHINESE PROVERB: Man Who Rldos Tlgor End Up lnoide One ··' ;, 0. \lrs. Hflrmnn ! l'Rrwn er f:ws imi lt> charts !rom the I have the following arrnmodalion~ availahlt' in 'fhe firq placr pagr ·mt win· Tiros IX wt'ather sa telltte . Tbe i erov on .June 18. 19 JIHt 20. rwr will rPcei\'e a ~1011 s;.~vings f'harts will ~hnw weH rher and I •· •.... . .. • ......••. , ........... •• .. .•. .. hnt rl . a .\'li~ " .Amrne;~ troph~ douds owr thr- en11rr northt>rn I . , .... .. ... ..... .. , , ..... .. .. , ........ . . 21nd crown, and t·n~ es r r o 111 ltemisphPrP for u 24-tmur prr· .. .. , , . . . . . . . . . . ....... , •.... , Frsnr :mr.1~willFlom:t iod . Prici.' per night . al so atleud 1 he Their desilna ti"n w111 he the . SIGNED · ·.· .- .· .".":.· ." .·... , ..... , ..... , ~r" Ohio Before you buy Be ouro to get our dul on now Pontile, Buick, GMC Truck ~ation's "But Buy Anywhere" MINNIE PEARL - Star of "The Grand Ole Opry." She's hilarious. Don't miss her One of the great natAfl flq l-"'S ........ . ... , , ... . ... _. , ural entertainers Friday mght only; June 18 on the river front stage In person. Tickets are available from PomePHONE _... _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . roy Lions club - -- members. - - Pogeont next month Paris wratner , ,..,tr• and the , at Cetl'f Point. Firs I and sec· french Meteorologtcal Serv1ce. l • ·--~ ~~ .. " ~ ···· Vou don't even have to ride our tigers. Just look • " 11 them and feel yourself being inexorablv drawn inside. If the lush bucket seats and carpeting don·t get you, then the eager 335 HP VB will. The GTO Pontiac also comes in 360 HP as doe. our Riviera Buick Gran Sports. Once you get into one you will OHIO • -·-- -- - . ----·---~· . never get out. Or want to. Buy now for the Blaett- ~ ' . nar Better Buy of your life! -oG7 ----· _.. _,. .· ·see a fine selection of used Pontiats during.our ,,1 ; I,·O:· 'I , I• ' I::· ' ;I J~I';r:; l ~;•:-:li . -- / 1 .. ) , , non Tho Betutlful Ohio Since 1853" TWO BIG EVENTS THIS WEEK REGATTA WEEKEND AND •••• . -- - ---.-: ,- .. ... BUICK-PONTlAC-GMC TRUCKS I POMEROY, 0. . Men's Sll• ·~ tt 12- $4 99 • 'l/~fl/ /)(fd 0/1 WIN a complete DECK SHOES . FATHERS DAY With Gifts Fit For A KING CAMPING OUTFIT! pt. Skid Proof Solu . f Rep. lrlilf1 :~. n'ul ,_, • '*" J" • Why not do your Father's Day 1 MARINE INSURANCE Wom1n's Shopping early at the N.Y.C. House so you enjoy the Regatta this week Convtrll end ·~ II you can not dct it early we are going to be TENNIS OXFORDS 1 : : 10- . OPEN FRIDAY $2-99 pt. AND SATURDAY THIS WEEK TIL 9 P.M. • ~ Jackson For Your Conv•nltnce Con nne FIWL!il/!~ loys2~ :· tt 6, ,_.,, i ·~ tt 12 H(Jt.l>j ~()F~~~~ Micldlef!rt ' l'. ~· . .i!l!i~i&"' .,()01'HS -. .. . ·' < ~,. -- -·- . -- - - -··- ,. - - -- .__ ,_ --.~--· Min's ·Boys'I Whit• . ·;- • ' ' • ' I), ., ' '· t - sz.tt:•. I .,.~ --~·--·~·· -•· , . I ' t ,. ..... . ·~· - ~ ~ l•~• ._.r; ... 1 pt. Black...:.Whlit tt 11 ' .,__,_.._· - '"' "t1e1•, . ~YA5 , LOAfdS . io Por1'6mooth FtJREXHIBffORS-sec. ftlnkA.BrtJ$.~)1rtheKs1 0. _ *-N>VANC! TICKE.TS (IITREI#EJ>ICNIS)~, f!£.illl: Lions .c/ul. M•J,.r~ .... ---· ... - - .. - - __ __..::-=:-- .. $4·" ,,t'.._....,._ ..... i~ ..................... .. .... ......... .... ._., IASKOBALL OXF. 711£ £X7ffA fr:JNVI!NJENt.E tFS1Rifrl6-/CAU..Y I.Pf!4TPP /f/IN(tHa- '-fakP this a big week end by cominl Sttr . 11. . 'i ,.·........... ..--.r ~·.'~ • .i,2'~ ~ • ~ · ..: · .· · ...,·~ . ,· ' '.i . , ~ , , ..225 th..Su1ft!i ... ... ,., .. ' I D•Y gift ond then IOinll to the II& :MI.I1pe lnlurence 10118 Ilttte, cu llivt ocrosa tho atroet from the M ala IOD8II1l wltll ...... . .· '·~· ~ .r ~~~-• •'• eatta. As 'usual you will find tbt tops in quality mertbandise. Right Grandstand. ' ~ ._,~.·M·r~~~ . your Fathera (and Grandfathers too) theft, fire or other ·dameae to .your boat. for eoverqt ._ fit your •pedal needs, ;, ·_. ' ' 'ROUSHiS SHOE.S.JORf... to the N. Y. C. Hou"' and 1ettin1 BOATMEN! BE SURE '\ YOU'RE PROTECTED \ you mucb •.• Ill aqe of llablllty, accident, .. w......... .'., .'• i ' REFEREE AND ST~R'I1ER: D. A. M~rtin. Jackson. ~ higan, Vice-Commodore of Mid-East Outboard Assoc., Int. and has ra~ed \'rofesstonal Outboards m classes A Hydro, B Hyrlro and C Hydro for the past 20 yean and hal gone to offtctating because of health. BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. ·-- ··~t'l'· .;_:: t y~·~·i.JI:f.'·t~,,..~· ""'•• 1, , V. D. EDWARDS ......... IN5URANCI AGENCY WYI-2+41 NEW YORK CLOTHING • IN POMEROY HOUSE If In Doubt, Givt Our Gift C.rtiflcites ·-- ~-· :- , .._:.,... •I· ~ · '~-------~~----·'. ) ' .,, �' . •.,, Jomeo Schoch, Morpnllold, Ky. I . - ~ .. ..,"' 12:_DaUy Sentinel, J>omoroy· ~ SenUnel, Pomeroy·Midtlleport, 0, JUM 1,, 1985·13 · t 0 J uue h .Middl epor ' ' bUa --· ' - . / .. 'I 5,000 Prop'IIIU , ·-• X HYDRO Ia, Ohio. L. Stevens, Ashlu ... Ky. •-hoch, Mor&lftlleld, Chll. White, JacksOn, Ml<:iiiJohn R. Woods,' St. Louis. Mo: I Jam.. ~ llan. _ Robert E. Fortune, AllhiRbu, 1-Ky.iohn B. McMullen, F ll ·n ~ Earl Hull, Quincy, In. , Ohlo. \ John Dertlnger, Delhi, Onl&rChns White, Jackson. Mlcb. Mich. ' I Canada Earl · Hull; Quincy, Ill. c. L. Stevena, Ahola~ Ky. o, lt. RUN/t.BOUT John Dertln~, Delhi, Onter- :;.:· !.Of~:: tContllluad on pap 17 l lo, Canada · ' c. /'J Ready to use .•• :1'.rt!e _.J1 ·, , . ., ·. . ' · . .? '. '! m .. < ' . ' Contestantt will Be Judged 3 Wayt . I' I \, , · ~· Conleslaoll In lbo Mill Alao1 et!ca Pageant Saturday nllll ·:· of lhe Regatta wDl be judced in three categories. FOR PATIOS • !' Increase outdoor fun. Add a patio or a barbecue. Call us today. Fast Delivery. Low in cost. Get a free estimate. · "' .:...!.::1 Goeglein Ready Mix Co. WY 2·5284 PAGE ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0. GREAT IDEAS FOR ... IT'S KEDS CASUAL TIME Whit• .. ,.1 ' • >, .; - ·. Blot ' 'Ille girls vleinl! for lbe honl!r~ will receive 50 per cent of their, points lor t..'llent, 25 per cent • appearance and poise In IOWDI and Z5 per cent on lbelr appear,. aoce In balhlnl! suita. AT CHAPMAN-CANADAY Styles For Men, Women 1nd Children Ret! POR MOM Men'o-llayl' AlsoAIUf I Red Lt. Blue , White Black BUNDING SPEED - Speed so fast ord lnai'J eamem eannol stop the lldlon ~ . be commonplace this weekend during lh e ,Mid·Eut Sponsored NaUlt~ ~mpton· ship Boa I Races at Pomeroy Water front. It a Kay Harnsoo In a Class Y • cAsH Dlst'OuNT'COiiPON Sn Our Displ•y Of e Weldwood Paneling e Ceiling Tile ,. e Spred Satin Paints King Builders Supply Co. Mlddl.port N. 2ncl Ave. , •• Ia the world's largest motorlnll 01· pnlatlon where 750 offices end 2f.OOO Emergency Road SerYica GUUets 111 tllndl!ll rfldy to urve HlfY AAA mamIHII ••• all across lbe country..The ~readtft List of Entrants in Big Weekend Races Announced lhljl Is America's lfllltst lravel barp.ia. All JGU II!IGill them! WOMEN'S $4.99 AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN OHIO U· LOCI! Rtprtalnlotlvo Red Lite Blue Wblte Black Stripes I of this organizati&n lives added tneanilll' to tba benefits of MA member· ahlp-24 hour+day road servi:e, trml auidance and counselllt£ -l l'r-1 ace> dent ii1SIIrlnct, bail lnd arrest bond protocliol, and all tba rest Nearly ·nine million motorists know that IJ.A membar· MISSES' K. L. Harrison, Vermillion, 1 Philip Ztec. lltll~~~ P~ in the racing events to Obio. I Norman 0. St. uau., re• held thia weekend at tho ' Jameo Schuch, Mor1anlleld, oter, Ohio. Pomoerov regatta. Ky. Clyde Queen, Antloc!b, m. Top raciDI! men of the Tony Kopriv.., Sr., Brew· Jonn B. McMullon, Fllnl. Stales will zoom their Ohlo. \Mich. craft over the usually R. Wood, St. Loull, Mo. Rol>ert T. McKeuna, IIDet· lplocid watera of tho Ohio River Jim Derr, Trenton, Mich. ville, Md. Gl. fronting Pomeroy . J. Fronk Domater, Brewster, Ralph Donald, F II wing are the racera by Ohio... Tom Rualll, Don•er, class"..", already algood w' Philip Zler, Bellevue, P1. do. . • with other leadinl! per· Clyde Queen, AntiOCh, 111. l'!arl Hull, Qul11cy, Ill. oonriOl of tha Mid·EBJt 0.1· Ralph Dooald, M'arlelta, Ga. Art Miller, Sajina~, Ml<h, Assn Inc official ..nc. Earl Hull, Quincy, Ill, · C IIYJ)IlO ., ., B HYDBO Jameo llchoeth, ·Morplllleld, ltic"'erl lt. HYDRO It. L. Harrilon, VormlUon, ·Ky. ' . . :.,......~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a. 1 0h~~ L. Stev..... Aahllllld, Kr. 1 Jemeo Schoch, !dorlanfteld, ' C. John R. Woodl, St. Louis, Mo. Ky. J . Fronk Demater, Tony Kopt!vec, Sr., Brew· Ohio. Iller, Ohio. \ Philip Ztes. llel1..... Pa. 1 John R. Woodl, 81. Loull, I Norman 0. st. .Donll, B...,. :Mo. Iter. Ohio. _ ; Jim Derr, Trenton, Mich. Rlllph _Donal4, Marleltl, 0.. J. Frank Demater, Brewatar, Earl Jlull, Quincy, Ill. . D liYOIIA) Excellent parUclpatlon II 65 DODGE POLARA tMn's& loyl' $4.99 OTHER BRANDS & STYLES, 2.99 TO 4.99 E. M. Burton, 578 Broadway, Middleport, 0. Our Congratulations OF THESE * To Tbe Big Bend Area Residents For Presenting REGATTA WEEKEND--POMEROY Chapman· Canaday June 18-19·20 YOU CAN GET AT . .. In the Mltldte Block Ntxt to llbtorhlda POMIROY'I QUALITY SHOI STOll I are', at · . IT'S BAREFOOT SANDAL TIMI! tTYUt POl Mill, W - AIIO • CMI~OIIII ....o.---- ~·99 It over. san I Gat\ bl:ldp fl'OQI driving pace by an 'optical ill•: !d'etal pales below ·block tht view ol under 35 . mph while ·~ Blveo aa unmltor·[l . pafloraaui. $4·" R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. MIDDLEPORT, 0. 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N, Y, �. '\ ' • • care of Infants. Each child Itake will be checked by registered Baby Sitting Service will nurses. Four Men Enlist In U. S. Air Foree Be Provided a lute , Harry A. Bush, 18, Rt. I, Box II, Racine; Gay E. Fields, 18 Meanwhile, the Beta Sigma . Reedsville; Albi!rt L. Phi sorority has announced it 18 Chester, and John S. Welts. :I will offer babysitting services j Long Bottom, have enlisted at the Pomeroy Senior High the United States Air . School auditorium during the and are presently ski and sky shows on Saturday basic training at Lackland AFIB. 'I and the boat races on Sunday. San Antonio, rexas., I The service will be provided Fields, Pooler and Wells are from 12:30 until 5 p.m. each 1965 graduates of Eastern Hlgh day. school. Buah Is a 1965 graduate Charge for the baby sitting of Southern High School. Each i will be 50 cents per child, plus enlisted .lor _aoo will rece1ve 1 20 cents for each child besides techmcat trammg In the mech· 1 the first, when there is more amcal aptitude area, TO REGATTA CITY U.S.A. POM.EROY • youngsters, reading circles will j Attending Forest Rose Coqn. be conducted, and there will be cil of Tuppers Plains on toys for the tots. I Tuesday evening were Mrs. Facilities are also planned to \ ry Reibel, Mrs. Thomas COOk, !I , Mrs. Harry I and Miss Er· cil ~D. 17. Birthdays .I or Mrs, Hayes and ternoon. Has Lee .lacobs pre· Mrs. Phyllis Rowen were ob· dieted the actual winner or the served and gifts were rl•ceivrace? Come tothe Regatta and ed. Refreshments of cake, ice see. cream and tea were served. i COME TO ESCAPOLOGIST - Lee Jacobs, right, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jacobs, Lincoln Drive, a skillful magician, ls shown above wrapped in 75 feet of rope from which ; he expects to escape in less time than it takes an impartial committee of men to wrap him. MAPLEWOOD LAKE Jacobs Promises Escape From 75Ft. of Tight Rope During the stage show Fri~ During the Miss America Reday night at !he Regatta in gional Pageant at the Regatta Pomeroy, Lee Jacobs will at- in Pomeroy on Saturday night ~ tempt a £eat never before you will see Lee Jacobs, the seen. A very few performers - Master of 1llusion, perform his Houdini for one - have been beautiful and entertaining 11ble to escape lrom 75 feet of ''Florist's Fantasy" for the rope. young ladies participating in None of these ~xperts have the pageant. ~acobs will show relei:Jsed themselves in fu\1 those 0£ you With green thumbs \'iew o( the audience. L. i'IC- how to grow flowers by magic. ob , the escapeologist. will at- Don't mss the bre~th tempt for the first time with botany of the mag1r wand. tbe enlire audience watching to ON SUNDAY perform this diffi cult demon· Several days before the boat stration of skill and coordina· races at the Regatta in Porn· tfcln. And he will attempt to eroy on Sunday, Lee Jacobs, £>6cape from the rope in less the Man Who Sees Tomorrow, time than it takes for a com· attempted to predict the winmittec of specta tors to tie him. ner of the hydroplane ra~s. . Will Lee Jacobs !mcceed in ovc.rcoming this knotty prob1emb You will have a chance to see at the Hegatta. And you will also see Minnie Pearl, the Musical Wades, the Harmonaires, 8fld other famous performers. Mr. Jacobs informs that. : through the kindess of area merchants, all interested visit- i ors to the Regatta will receive 1 a free copy of "The Regatta Book of Magic Tricks." This I booklet will cuntaln many sim· ple mage treks anyone can do and will also contain an article "How Houdini Really Died" which should interest all dini fans. ON SATURDAY e SPACE RESTAURANT • Excellent Picnic Area On Tho Promises eShefters public in this endeavor. ------------TINY'S FOODLAND TINY'S .BARGAIN LAND Phone WI 9·3651 Any Time REGATTA featuring ' ",rtOATIKG SUSPE'-"J UPPER END OF POMEROY PARADE e RIVER CRUISES INDUSTRIAL EXHIBIT Otl ROUT!S 7 & 33 Proftuionol Stege Enttrltlnment We Give TV Stamps MISS AMERICA REGIONAL BEAUTY PAGEANT BOAT RACES Cowieous Service • Clean Rl!llt Rqoms • Featured oo models BTU/hr. Some operate on 115 volts! • Adjustable airflo-. • Two-speed fans. ~' . I 100 EXTRA L Washable bactericide- · treated 1ilter. • Floating Suspension hushes vibration noisel Pticed with a woaderilll feeling JUNE 18-19-20 ----------- oicomioot. Sun-opua oi>ades for ~ ·--- ..-. .. e.eq COSIUIIIC' or ot SU ~ 11' ~ ERETIES toot~ Appropriate sentiments for all fathers on his day- June 20th, GIFT ITEMS ••• TIES, SHIRTS & JEWELRY ITEMS EVERYTHING FOR Garden sets, pails, sprinkling cans, lawn mowers, et~. !Q teep the kids amused and happy. SWIMMING ACCESSORIES Goggles, masks, ear plugs, nose ,tlip.ll, fins, snorkels, Inflated tJeach balls, rings, i ):<:eE'N FRANKL1 ---~ s--·I o - TV STAMPS At our otatton, store or display booth at the Resatta, for drawlne door prize. No purchase nece!.!lary, lind With fill-up of 7 11llono or ,_,. of our Fynon 111, at b USE our station. ;;' Nome: J:. Addren: - -- • ·-·-- ·--' ~-- . . --- -- I , POMEROY CAMDEN PARK FOR EXAMPLE, If you buy 1 23 eu. II. . freezer, rou 111 I'REE 23 •hlll.pl. of lea Cltllll. USE f "Midd/eo{Onw /JiocJc.POM ER0 V • O H 10. i end_. Drea!ll of ~ery skung , to votmg dtslnl'ts to an unfair beg 1.~ner 1s to get up on ,way, so the party in power stay1• ·l 1 SHOP IN COOL COMFORT- AiR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE =======~~~~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~;:::::==========;:::~~~~ one,_ -a.nd of course, staymg up. then, For the "Pros" 11th:::er:.;;e;_. coming to Pomeroy this . trick will be ao d u c k s in water. I BUDAPEST (UP!) - Resl· denls of low - lying areas moved to higher ground tnday when the flooding Danube River reached its highest level in I recent years. , An army of 15.1100 worken re- i lnforced river dike!! sewral ! highways ln. the Budapeot area havo Inundated. 1 VACATION can be MORE FUN ••• When you choose a OUT OF €0NTROL STOCKHOLM (UPI) An! anti - American demonstration i flared out of control Moooay i night in Stockholm's Haymarket Square. Four persons were ar- 1 re..;;ted and a police officer was bitten on the leg. I The demon~traton~ ICIEI REGATTA WEEKEND JUNE 18·1Y·2U NEW SKY'S-THE-LIMIT LOOK IN STATION WAGONS! were prl). testing U. S. poUcieo in Nam. Viet . VISIT ••• l'o: each euble YOU bUJ .. , '"d ~ WY 2·3498 FREE - Y2 Gillon Ice Cmm fool or aPPillnco opoco CLIP · Ski-~· . ONE SKI-Water The political term "gerryman- · mg exh1~1tions w1U be part der" imp lie. the prcrllrc of di· , of the bJg show thiS w~~k- : viding_ a cit~, s~te or cmmty in- ' 1 rafts, eto. DROP THIS COUPON IN BQX CLIJI otRedeem II store or Resotto booth. The things you want in a wagon are the things you get in a Vista-Cruiser: Hand· COME lome, easy-to-clean Interiors. Wide-open roominess. WHERE HUNTINGTON, W. VA. 1' ~ , MlddllpGI't, 0. From The Friendly FolbAt The • • • '• f .., ~. ' ' • ' THE aJl ACTION lSI ' JACK CARSEY, MGR. ' •· I !• L ( • • • easy to get. ., Super Service ·· ·. PJ10NE WY ' 2-~lJl .' easy going price. Come in and go Vista-Cruising soon! Come, See How Low-Priced An Olds Can Be . . . Price~ 0 f' Jown &. Pomeroy to load - in and out of. A unique Vista-Roo! that makes it easy even for big six-footers to Be sure to vlilt us 1t our Dlspley Booth on the... ~~~". lot 1t t~ R..IH.;'StoJfln an4.,..i*Sjliter for FREE PRIZES. ,l•\. : J. . . ,· • Ea~v sit up tall and see it all. And murh, much more for easy, outdoor living - all at FOR FUN THIS SUMMER! fou/1/ BAKER FURNITURE ~ ~on. .. , . . poillt DANUBE FUJODING VALU.AS LE COUPON from 8,000 to I 0,000 ~t· AJJ·pWJ?OIC looic<, woJ .. OQ oiobO<C lxcezc. h<ltioned SUMMER TOYS BIG BEND ·REGATTA WEEK COUPON SPECIALS at LANDMAR ltom Air CondHio•\ I REGATTA WEEKEND OPEN 24 HOUR! FRIGIDAIRE Instant comfoct ••••• just slip on .ad srep .duo a .........,. ol casual oomfo«. We Cordially Invite All To SUMME] FUN/ FOR ALLI SUPER SERVICE STATION 18-19-20 iaiiPPIHmet CROWN . ~eanmg of the ~ and P_re· l The curfew began in the lig10us symbols IS explamed · Middle Ages as a signal usual- ! FUN Regatta Weekend In POMEROY srrwU voice of ' 06« models 1lmllat -- I EARLY CURFEWS BOXED HANKIES, BILLFOLDS, JUNE QUIET COMFORT I SYMBOIJC LETTERS All Roads Lead to Pomeroy and Landmarkll Listen to the still, WEEKEND JCNE 1~ · 19· 2 0 THE HARMONAIRES -Top singing group to be seen and heard In Pomeroy during lhe Regatta Weekend c_:lebratiOn IS the_Harmona1res, featured on the Ed S~lli va~ Show lTV) among other national appearan<"es. KANAUGA MIDDLEPORT CLYDE STOKE, OWNER ALL AMERICAN MADE • WI duty that brings great accomplishment. We urge the Jtmost •ooperation of the general e Outdoor Grills anti 3·99 to 5·99 BAI.I.·BAND say thanks for bringing this outstanding event to the Big Bend Area. It Is devotion to FOR CAMPING TRAILERS e Narrow iiiiiiiiiiiiii........ To the committee chairmen, ell workers who have contributed time and energy, Fishing Keds. JETS thusly: Chi aoo Rho are the first . ' two letters of the Greek word ly by tollmg a bell, to warn XPISTOS (Christos) and so of· townspeople to extinguish their t~n are used as an abbrevia- llights and £ires or Nver lton for tbe name of Christ. up for the night. Every Worker ancl Citizen That Has Helped in Any Way and Band Jets and U. S. wide widths. We Congratulate ... Swimming Family. Fe~turlng Ball ~FOR FUN IN THE SUN! and To All Those Who Have Helped Make Regatta Weekend Possible! t h e· na all Hayes, of P~~~~~iet~:~ J\.1rs.Jesse, Arnold all members of Theodorus ' every member of the ' The sorority said there will • M . be registered nurses on duty Council eetmg besides general personnel. I Is Well Attended This prediction will be opened verified during the awards lowing the races on Sunday afpresentation immediately iol- Complete Selection In Canvas Footwear for than one in a family. Snacks will be served • Exeeutlve who usually •~ the Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, o,.Jun~ 15, 1965-lh"• WASHINGTON iUPl)-Presi· House and Senate hierarchy 1 - . .. . · · ''"' " dent Johnson today invited about 10:30 a.m. EDT e a c h . ! . , • Democratic congressional lead- ' Tuesday. But today h-e made it Alt.l~ou~h the Pres1denl ~sed c:~_Jefs each wee~. he ers to breakfast. a breakfast gathering _ start. t? tnl!i tm:>akt~st and le~ISia· skJpped the .meal w1th , .. .__,_., II was a switch for the Chief Iing at 8:30 a.nt. EDT. uve. matt~>rs with congressional the past !;eVerlll monts. MEET u.s. POME~Y, l . . /Karr and Van Zandt Motor Sales 60W. 242 W. MAIN OHIO . ~ .• ' ' I Start At, $2344 . '' GMAC FINANCING POM!ItOY, OHIO �I • Property Transfers e SCHWINN eLAWN lOY BICYCLES e SUPU / MOWERS KIM TONE • Enjoy the Outdoors ... Have More Fun In This SINGER ' WIU BE ON DISPLAY AT THE REGATTA er custom WEEKEND RACING SCHEDULE You'll JUNE 18-19·2P Find Us At Booth No. 31 Stop by and visit us at booth no. 31. See all the Singer machines on display and watch e demonstration. *Free Gifts Register For * Tht! Fabric Shop THE MUSICAL WADES - Three beautiful gals and two guvs make up this star-studded attraclion appearing durin& Pomeroy's Regatta Weekend Celebration Dam·in g. music, comedy are therr specraltres. • Start of Parade lS in Middle1'!Jort 1 Paul Chapman, Parade cha ir- Son Co. . be done during lht> parade. · bi~o: factors in st> lrr tion of winman for Pomeroy 's "Hegalta , All participants in the par- Cash prizes for w'nning rwrs. Weekend'' celebration said to- a d~ art:' askPd to b~ av;.ul:lblf' floats will be awa rded m two Contesi<Jnls for the parade day the organizations, individ- to '· lin~- up .. ill II a 111 , Chap- rategorirs. commer~ial and non are still bemg accepted, Chap- , uals, bands and all othrr p('r- 1 man said. commerctal. Th~ ftr.~l _pia<·{' man indiriited today. He report- , !Ions parlici:,Jat ing in the par- It is hoped lhr pa1·ade wi11 float in rarh f'iliPgor:v \\ill n·- Pd int rre<; trd pen.;on~ :-.hould conJdt> on June 18 are to begin lin- / be rrady to move toward Pum- cei1:e a l'il S I~ _prize of. $70. S€'1'- tart. him regarding . del ail~. of 1 ing up on South Serond-av in eroy at betwf'en noon and 1 p. ond place, $3;~ t~nd th1rd pla ce. the p-arade and thetr pnsttton Middleport net~r R. H. Rawlings ·m. Judging of the floats will $20. at Chapmtln-Canada y Shoe - · A firs! place prizt> of $30 and Snh·e in Pomeroy. a serond place prize of $20 wi!l l ) be awarded to the parade's best 4 1 1 1' SEE .. \ .. I I Ray Benson "individual" enlries. An indi· RI'I'Ort!M will Stand · vidual entry is defined as an i· Up in World Radng Individual or group of lndivid, uals either on foot. mounted on The llfl mile course for the horseback, or riding in some North-South Championship Boat a plellup speclllll' eiJUipped for eanaper servlee f Just add a camper body and head tor the hills! This new pickup comes equipped for vacation fun with heavy-41uty rear shock absorbers and auxiliary springs, oversize 7.50 x 16 tires, front stabilizer bar, a P* of big side mirrors, radio and deluxe heater, tinted windshield, full-4epth foam seat plus many other pleasant appoint· menta. Check into Chevy's big choice of ;.II kinds of pickups at your,Chevrolet dealer's! NO.1 WAY TO WORK Singer Sales & Service WY 2-2284 POMEROY McCall's Patterns 115 W. SECOND OHIO Mich. Ky. 11;c_:u P.M ................. X Runabout- First Heat 12:30 ..........•• , , , .. , X Runabout - Second Heal 12:45 ... , .. • .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . A Hydro - First Heal 1:00 ..... .. . ............. A Hydro - Seeond Heal 1:15 ........... ... .. .. ' .. C Runabout - First Heat 1:30 .................' _, C Runabout - Seeond Heat 1:45 , ,. . . .... .. ..... .' .. .. . . B Hydro - First HeAl 2:00 .................... B Hydro - Second Heat of SADDLES· BRIDLES· HALTERS· LEATHER GOODS ~~~"~.Detroit. C. L. Stevw, Ashland, Ky. John R. Woods, 81. Louis, Mo. Earl Bull, Quincy, Ill. John Dartlnger, Delhi, io, canada. ------ Ontar· RACING ROUNABOUT baa a otralJhl fiat tr round bottom POMEROY, 0. \ PHONE 992-2774 d~lign~ed~lo~p~lan;e~ol.;f~th;•~lo~p~of~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2:15 ....................... C HydroFirst Heal Heat !:30 .. . .. .. .. . .. .. . .. . . . C Hydro - Serond 2:45 . , .... , . , . , , , ..... . . A Runabout - First Heat 3:00 ........ ~ .. . .. .. • A Runabout - Second Heat 3:15 ....................... D·Hydro - First Heat 3:30 ....... , ........... D Hydro - Seeolld Heal 8:45 .•................ C-1 Runabout- First Heat 4:00 ..... , .... , .. .. C·1 Runabout - Second Heat 4:15 ... , , , .• , ... , , ..... B Runabout - Flnt Heat 4:30 .. , . , , ......... , , B Runabout - Second Heat 4:45 ............... , . .. . . . X Hydro - First Heat 5:00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X Hydro - Second Heat If eliminatlot heat. are necessary, they will be run at REGATTA HORSE and PONY EQUIPMENT THE HEEL HOLD - Look closely, this is the Heel Hold, an exhibition trick In water skiing. Left to right, In the show that Is coming to Pomeroy are Ruth Claxton, Hester Cook, Un Claxton, Debbie Cook, S baron Claxton, and Kathy Claxton. \ RAY RIGGS SAYS: time lor that class. Finals !oliowin& lm· be used in A THREE MINUTE GUN will minute. List of Names Entering Races (Continued from paKe 12) Jim Derr, Trenton, Mich. . J. Frank Demater, Brewster, Ohio. i Ralph Donald, Marietta, Ga. Earl Hull, Quincy, Ill. James Schoch, Morganfield, 1 In Ky. C RUNABOUT James Schoch, Morganfield, -- ...... Ken Saunders, Detroit, Mich. Harrison. Vermilion, James Schock, Morganfield, : The ••• I Ky. i. John R. Woods, Sl. Loull, Mo. John R. Woods, St. Louts, Mo. ' J. Frank Demater, Brewster, Ralph Donald, Marietta, Ga. Earl Hull, Quincy, IU. Ralph Donald, Martella, Ga. C-1 RUNABOUT Earl Hull, Quincy, Ill. John Dartinger, Delhi, OntarDon Kinsey, St. Cit..., Mich. Io, Canada. B RUNABOUT John R. Woods, St. Louis, Mo. Don Kinsey, Sl Chas., Mich. Earl Hull, Quincy, Ill. Ken Saunders, Detroit, Mich. Vermilion, X RUNABOUT Jimmy Buchanan, ProctorArt Miller, Saginaw, Mlcb. ville, Ohio. John R. Woods, St. Louis, Mo. Chas. White, Jackson, Mich. REGAnA WEEKEND 0 POMEROY JUNI! 18-19·20 0 Slip ap fD l!tt slar-!fudded car wiUt llta medium prito tag -the 1965 Mercury/ longer wheelbase-a lull 123 inches of luxury. All The Wanted Items Can Be Found At Ebersbach SH your Chevrolet dealer about any type of truck. 1 AT lype of horse-drawn or molar- Races has been surveyed so izd vehicle. : that records set during the ReEntriC's in ;11l classrs and gatta rilce~ may he classified t8t~gorie! wiii be Judgedhe~v- i &.Ill world rerord!. ily on their adhNenre to a genPrizt> monPy for !he raees t>ral rivt:>r themf', aeconling to with hydropl anes will total Chapman. Originalil_v, bfauty, 000 with rarers coming lron1 1l romplrleness of theme and ap- most sed ions of the Uniled ·I propriate costuming will lw !he States. METROPOLITAN MOTORS I fOR THE BEST DEAL ANYWHERE/ J 34-8902 POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY W. 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One local owner, real nice METROPOLITAN MOTORS 12.65 0~ dremlllt:. trvm fllkldllt arlll• tt .., . . - - Plenty of Charcool end Lighter Fluid 1963 Rambler Amer. $ave See These And Many More A! 16.95 Sportsman Lantern Custom 4 Dr. Sedan. One local owner, auto. trans. Radio and heater, like new WY 2-3870 '-1 Sturdy 24" Folding SPECIAL SAVINGS ON d00-606 E. Main St. ..... .,. " . LY 3·1236 --~~~------------------------------·' I ...,., ,/I 't''· 'l l ~1. �. ··~...-- · · "-· · •h-. ........ ....... ... ~ . . .. , . ... . ... ' .. . . ... .. ._._, . ··-·· ··· · ....... . ..... .., ... . ." . . ~ .... -- . . -- - . -· .. ·-~· ....., ........ .... ...... ............. .. _..., ... . . ~ ) • Preparatory • Gun tO Ftre Before Starts ~ .. ,.·-··•' '" . . . ... .. . . .... . . . . .,-• . -~ll.-<~<•• 4 W - •""• ' ' '" ' be dlsplayed on the offic- lR·DaUy sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, June 18, 1961 t•l•' stand on or near the clock. - . .d th cour • between the orA• each minute elapses, one of in~tant Jhe starter w~ d~~c~: ;:.,:Js'estand and near the ftnl the target!> will be blanked out w lte ag so as I d" I a red flag to the Exactly sixty seconds before the rae,. has t"n:cial~ts~t~~- :':tea':.~:' :the event of !aiM 'Joppa start of a race, and at thls time the . starter will dlsplay a Two minute targets r nd nag. and Reva Hollins ol Grove City \ Mrs. Pauline Barr ll f ~ visited rect'ntly wilh .\1r. and Mrs. Paulne Barr a a mad,. Mr s. Loren Benedu:n and daugh- ical patient in Camden Qark 'I Ler s. hospital. --------Mr. and \1rs. James Bran- Mrs. Junior Barringer and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Reed \ non ~nd d~~~hter were in Nel- son and Alice Bailey called 01 and family of Waldo spent a sonv:lle v1s:ttng her mother, Lucy Barringer. weekend with Mr. 1nd Mrs. : Mr~ . Thelma Erwin. Mr. and Mrs. George eed George Reed. Others. visitmg Mr. and Mrs. VPrn Green ' were visiting Sunday afternooa 1 if, the Reed home Wf're Mr. 1 and Delcia were bu ::; in~ s vis· I with Mr. and Mrs. Meigs Beneami Mrs. Jim Br<innon and · itors n Belpr~ rece11t\y. dum. daughter, Mr. and \fl's. Mar- ,,..,.........;._...__;_ _ _..-;;.,................. vin Barnhart, Mr. and ~rs . Ola Blake of Summerville, W. PLAN TO ATTEND Va., Pearl Tanthorey and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wilson, Reeds1 they start a one mmute warn· In the ,even o a , ing gun ~Ill be fired, and the the starter will display the red starts. starter wUI display a white flag flag, and when aU bboa: ~a~e PLAN BOOTHS A preparatory gun wtll be fired three minutes before the Dally Sentlne_~_ P~meroy-Mlddlepo,rt, 0, ~une 15, 198Ht Society Notes In the place of the red Hag, and circled and passed ec o t e ed that a "General the clock wiU be set In motion. safety buoy in a position to see It II pia"?, Ul be • The olficial start will be the the clock, the one-minute gun lnlormatlo~ast~th ~ to give exact Instant when the starting will be fired again, and the s!Jitl.. cated on to In Po,. elock Indicates that the final ing signals repeatnd, A tmall direefotto~ Regatta Weekend. minute hes elapsed, and at this boat or stand shell be placed in- roy r e •. iiili Ylsl:. 1 ·r == 1 STEP I 1 THIS WAY Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Harris. Mike and nmmy, •P"nt the GIRLS LADIES FOR A SUMMER OF COMFORT SNEAKERS Mr. and Mrs. Loren Benedum and Janet and Mf. and Mrs. Meigs Benedum visited re<-enl- Sizes 810.·3, 4·10 AND FUN PUT ALL THE FAMILY ly wth Mr. and Mrs. eBiue eBlack Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brannon and Paul Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Da•ld Yates .md E !Ia Hannum were in Junction Cily MENS s~~ S6.99 1' 1 lj , LADIES &ABBOTT 1• r BOYS Sneaker HEAVY DUTY TENNIS OXFORD Middleport, 0. *** $J.99 Sizes 3Ma-9 SiZN 4-10 BOYS VISIT OUR ow coST S2 99 BOOTH WHILE AT SEE THE LATEST IN CITIZENS BAND RADIO EQUIPMENT l REGATIA SPECIAL! Foreman &AbboH Middleport, 0 N. 2nd Ave. STEER HERE ••• FOR FULL PROTECTION! We're experienced In arranging adequate coverage for boat owners, and their families, for full financial protec- LOCATED on ROUTES' 33 and 50 ATI'END GRADUA110N Coming for the graduation ol Willlam Blackwell wero Mrs. Esther Hughe , Mn. Blantoo, Miss Norma B I ae k· well, Pamela Lockett, George Blackwell and Fletcher Tolbert all of Cincinnati, There were of Mr. and Mrs. CUrtla WY 2-5321 GUARDIAN 23-$269.95 REGATTA WEEK-END JUNE 18--19-20 Com1• President Jack Carsey. Arrangements have been made for U. S. Air Force from Lockbourne Air Firce Base In Columbus to pass over the area Saturday, June 19, about I p.m. PEARCE SIMPSON tion in any eventuality . Get details here. DAVIS- WARNER INSURANCE PHONE LY 3-7651 AREA CODE 614 101 W. SECOND PHON~ WY 2-2966 ~~~~~~~iiii~ii~~~ii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~==~R~m~land:. The U. S. Coast ~:~::~n~,;Rear OFFERING THE MOTORING PUBLIC THE FINEST AND MOST JUNE 18-19-20 POMEROY assigned to assist In paof this marine event. The Patrol Commander will terminate the event at any lime deems It necessary for the protecti"om of life and property. The flow of normal traffic ,, eBOATING *88 Air Conditioned Rooms with TV and Radio *Dining RoomJrnd Cocktail Lounge DEPOSIT COUPONS BELOW AT OUR ecAMPING e PICNICKING *'rystal Clear Swimming Pool STANDS DURING '\ eRANGES eWASHERS eDRYERS e TELEVISIONS Deposit At H&R Fl,..tono Stondo Good fvr Dr-Ing On frM PriZN 4 Miles Northeut of Pomeroy ..' 2 SPARKLING Parking For Over 150 Can NAMI .. ..••••••.. .........•....•• ADDRESS " .... . . . .... .. · · · · · · · " • Everything for Your Comfort ind lltlaf•ctlon: " REGATTA COUPON Deposit At H&R Firntono Stondo Good fvr Crowing On Fne Prizn FUN FOR ALL AT H&RFIRESTONE STORE ., N. 2nd An, U I ( · ----- I 5.~WeM 'BRJJ(}IIiuJ 1 Mr s. Mary Harris and sons spent a day ,o,;itt. Mr and \trs _ Leo Boston and \irs. Flosse WHY NOT DO YOUR SAVING AT OUR BANK1 - Petty. ofM~~o~~i~leM~~1rsRaL~h~~i~: Iand daughlers or M:ddleporl VI., spent a weeken~ ~~ Mr. I YOUR SAVINGS EARN _ _ __ 1and Mrs. Stanley Trus,..ll. (COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY) , lnttrHt Payment Dates Are: Fob, 15th, May 15th, Aug, 15th, Nov. 15th The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company ~- -~'· ·~-· ., ' Others Grow" Mtmber Federal Reserve System Member Fadoral Doposit Insurance Corporation POMEROY, OHIO Basban * Society News II)' Mn. A. B. llalleJ Mr. and Mrs. John OUn ol Dunbar, w. va,, spent a week eod with Mr. and Mrs. Wardell Ours lol~, Ruth Tucker of Racine, Mn. Della Carnahan of 1 rua apent an lfternooa Mrs. A. H. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard attended the graduatfon o1 MJu Comda 8penctr a1 AuSUnday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold TrulleD and o1 Newport Ntw1, Jtell•n S1nd•l 4.95 Narrow & wide widths ' .... . ' Men's Tennis Casuals 3.95 and LAKES FREE , • . Merchandise of Your Choice - ACCHaoriN and Camping Suppl111. Act now for thil aaYingal I LA'KE FOR SWIMMING Prlcoo $ Start At Built-Ins Avolloble fill' the Buffllo Model 445 A COMPLETE LINE OF P. F.'s lnfau~ to Ladies in all eolors. Narrow and wide widths SALE' On All Ladies' Summer Shoes Low Heels .•. Mid-Heels ... High Heels Amsharn Apache BONE, BLACK and WHITE TRAVIL-TRAlLU U.LU M.ARGU ERI TE'S 8ALLlPOLlS · 4.95 MESH CASUAL ..... 611 4th · ALSO AT QUALITY PltiNJ 1H0P · ·· l --,, -.-,- ··---·----.. -----~ ..... '"':t ........ ,. . - . •·•-·-----. ... " """ .••• • ·' ...............•.. . , ·~ ~ 'il£1.&£... "Wt Havt Grown Because We Have Helped REGATTA WEEKEND SPECIAL UNnL JULY 1 FISHING. 4% Annually one year, or by both •:,~:: ~~~~Sta~n~le~y~T~rus:s~el~l.--_2:==:::::.::~==========::"iiiiii~ and Imprisonment. The area of thiJ Event may be marked temporary markero painted alternate lnternatlonal orance and white alripea, _ _.=:::;:::;:::;=.__ FUN FOR ALL-JUNE 18-19-20 Wo tolk.Apocht ot ,, Ph, 446023' •,' .Joat laces - River CruiMI - MIHI AmeltCI llglonel, fl11illit· Middleport, 0. \ ev;::u,latlon ol th• abo.. ,.. JU)atlona the followin& penalIlea lhall be Incurred: A 1lcenaed officer sball be U. ble to ,_ ouapens.., or revocation liceoae In the manner now preacribed by law lor Incomor mlsconduct. Any penon In charge ol tiia navlgatfon of a vessel other !ban a licensed officer lhall be liable to a penalty of $500. The owner of I vesoel (!ft. elwl!ng any corporate oftlcer ol a corporation Oll'lllne tht veeael) aclually on board ohell be AND ONE FOR Regatta City USA-POMEROY JUNE 18-19-20 ---/ conducted In 1 manner 10 as not to Impede any necessary through traffic, and at all tlmel to be under the direction of the Patrol Commander, Spectator craft to be In position and anchored 110 less than one-half hour before commencement of scheduled marine events, Speotator eraft will 1101 be permitted to move durinl old or raee APACHE TRAVEL TRAILERS . Families are welcome ••• so, if you are planfling Qtrip this summer ••• by all means include THE INN on your schedule •• and take advantage of our family plan rates. REGATTA COUPON Phone WY 2-2238 t e ~BANK16.1M Travel Time Sale I REGATIA WEEK-END ADDRUI ... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .. · · ·" ° ,' os e~ses a. moo eFISHING FREE PRIZES ! NAMI ••••.....•••. •.. · • • ••• · • ·. • • •· of honor. Kate Hll ' f M 1 8 hratnnon anhs- passage less the violation of regula-! Mrs. Betty f'nend and son, , ' pursuant to the pro- through the regatta area will Ilona shall heve occurred witb- l Brett. spent Sunday ,wu h her I lvi!>ions of 46 USC 454-457 and be under the control of the out his knowledge. mother. Mrs. Ailee Capehart of ; regulations contained in 33 Patrol Commander from one' Syracuse. C.F.R. 100, have Jasued the fol- half hour prior to commence- Any other person shall be IJa. Mrs. Lucy Spencer and Mrs. lowing special regulations to in· ment of the event to one • half ble to a penalty of $250. iJohnson of Syr.ac\:se ca:l~d on sure the safely of life at Pome- hour after the scheduled event .. 1 Mrs. A. H. Batie) Sunda) . k d · In addtt:on to the above Clinl McNamee of C'nrmel roy lh1sweeen. \l"1ons, 33USC'M Anchorage of spectator craft ,specII a _regua "~_ur 1spent a day with his sis1er, These regulations will be ef- to be limited to the following makes 1t unlawful to throw, dlS· Mrs. Sadie Trussell. lfeJ:tive on all navigable wat- 1" " " ' " Ohio Bank, 1000 yardt cha~ge, or deposit refuse in the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph TrussE' II one-half mile below to onemore upstream of the race ngvlgable water_s of. the Unit~ and family Spt>nt Monday even· mile above lhe designated and 1000 yards or more Stales. For VlOlabon of th1s ing with Mr. and Mrs. Robf'Tf Ia"'"·· from one-half hour prior !rom tre race ar- statute, offenders shall be guil- Trusse-ll and daught ~rs of commencement of the event ea, and not more than 250 ty of a. mJsdemeanor and upon Chester. one • half hour after the from the Ohio Bank; convlctwo thereof, shall bo Rev. Eddir Griffilh wa< a lschedo;led event, The event wUI West VIrginia Bank, 1n 1 line puniahed by a fine not exceed· dinner gurst of .\1r. and Mrs under ronstant patrol. parallel to, but not more than log nor 1e.. than 1000, or !George Roberts Sundav. 1'he Patrol Commander will 10 yarda from the Weal Virgin- by Imprisonment for not Mrs. Grace Cowdery ond exer·cise control over all patrol Ja Bank, All anchoring fD be than SO days nor 10re than Stobart spent a day wilh eSWIMMING BEAUTIFUL FACILITIES IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO •• ., eREFRIG~RATORS helpfulneu - Admiral A. J. possible. However, iiiiiliiiiiiiiii•lliillllitllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3BIG DAYS! eFREEZERS ' Guard, will be Interrupted as little as, !able to a penalty of 1500, un- Take The F1mlly To Royal Oak Perk On Displ1y I II.; eornings,., ) multiple bonking services,. • 1 I':~~~ by Chamber ol from 1 ' '" 1 MORE PEOPLE HAVE MORE CASH SAVINGS IN THf BANK 1 Warplanes Promise Salute to 'Bend' This announcement wu made 1 1 , , 11 ~ U. S. Coast Guard Will Patrol Water at Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "A Salute to the Big Bend" wtll be given from airplanes during the Regatta. 11 'I,: reception. INSURANCE • ,1 "111 1 1 1 Spills, rarely serio I championship boat races. There likely was matron common place m hotly contested nahona g the Regatta Weekend Celebration in ' d M .· will be several scenes such as this durin us injuries, just good wet dunkings are ann ld "'e Pomeroy, ' • e were THE SHOE BOX BUMPER TOE • ~l'l.LU> GALORE - Faded Blue LACE TO TOE ' ' I 11· ,r,: :· j• • For this unique combination of advantagessafety ... ovailability , , • to altend the wedding of Eileen Brannon, daughter of i\or. and ~1rs. Harold Brannon to Bill Kirkbride . Bob Sanders p e rformed the ceremo'1y. P a u I Dean Brannon was ring bear• er. Debbte Sanders and Patry Brannon """re flower girls. Linda Hill of Mansfield wa• Junior bridesmaid and Nina Sanders BOAT OXFORD FOR~AN Don Pullins and daugnter of Wil- · liam town , W. Va. eWhite IN SNEAKERS JUNE 18-19-20 I weekend in .\1ansfield visit in Mr. and Mrs. Larry Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Webb l:jnd ; spent a night with Mr. and Mrs. David Hamillnn and sun::~. iO··· • REGAnA WEEK-END ville. --- .. ~~·I!!OIT. 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' -~ ..·..: ~-· --~ ;;;;;;;N;0;.;5;0~~::::::::::::::::~::::RO;Y;~~~rnx~E;~;;';·;O;H;IO;;;;;;;;;;W;E;D;N;ES;D:A:Y,:J:U~N-E~1~6,_1_9_65__~~~--------~~--~=F~IV:E~C~--·~:~~·- : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . : . . . . . ;_________________ '<--'··- VOL XVII Good Times for Manf Months Predicted by Johnson's Money MaP . ·- r ill the WORLD ... IVSBINGTON - THE SENate IOUiht quick agreement db lht House today on a $f.? bllllon excise tax cut lhat could Blve I!OIIsumers tbo first benefits b)' lhe end el lhe week. By 1 vote of 84 to 3, lhe Sen_._ ate approved the measure Tu01NEW YORK (UPll - The chairman of President Johnson's Council of Econo...... day nllht to reduce or eliml· Advisers said today that business was good and the current expansion wa• llkelf nat. levlea 011 scorea of <011· Ito continue "many, many months into the future." aumltl' Items ranging from auto. Gardner Ackley's statement was an answer to Federal Reserve Board Chalrmll!l rnoblloa IIIII t.lepbonl! calls to BIG T~NT - Th11 sprawlin~ c~nvas.., 60 ft. wide b~ 210 ft. long, on the upper Pomeroy parking lot will be ;William McChesney Martin Jr ., who recently warned of "disquieting simllarl~ ltpsllc-. 'l1lt only aenatora to the location for som~ of !f!e bigbhght events of the B•g Regatta Weekend here, June 18-20. Bleachers and ' between present conditions and the Roaring Twenties that preceded the Great Di>. vote ..ablllllhe exci• w: cut booths for merchandise displays Will be kept under the huge "circus type" tent during the Regatta.-Sentinel pression. Referring directly to Martin's comparison, Ackley listed a dozen bullt-.lla I That Has '• ------- ~~:=n-J~ :::~;· ~· For every banking service and lacilitv under one roof, you can always depend on us. And we add the important extra of friendly, considerate attention in the handling of your financial needs. .I e Auto Loans ss Loons eB eHome Loans e Personal Loans eHome Improvement Loans --- error1st om s Fail~ blU veler&lll o1 the flgbtlng in · Viet Nam lpPUJ'I to be _in lhe works. It could be broaden· eel 11J oaver. veterans of combat lltljJtlOIII anywhere. "Jt'l a problem we have to face," Rep. 01JD E. Teaue, [). Tex., ehilrmall of the House Veterans Committee, said toda1. ''We don't even admit yet that lheH men art war veter· ana. That'a Wl'QII8." EVERY SERVICE FOR ALL YOUR FINAt~CIAL t~EEDS that since the Depression have greatly enhanced the government's abiUty to ('mOf ::~:h{q:f:\£:~:. }~:~~;: First Boat Trin ' r y; h Va ta 1 to 0 ut <L' namely that the present busi-1' ness advance is in danger of SA.'GON (UP.'ed)-Vlet CoobombgTer. tack had no effect on American I One of the injured. an attrac· i becoming a "diSorderly bdoom." ; roTJsts exp100 two s at bombtng ra1ds on North Viet tive Vietnamese host.Pss for Pan · Al the moment, the anger ~ Saigon's int<;rnetional airport Nam. American Airways named Ngo . of mflallon .. appears remote," ' NEW HAYEN - Sidne Jefftries, 18, on bls fhtl ~y, woundmg 36 U. S. aerv· Navy planes 'rom aircraft Van An. descriUed the terror Ackley said m a speech pre- ~ t . member of a towbo~t crew was drowned ye~ Icemen and 10 others. carriers in the Sooth China Sea attack, her body covered wlth pared for a meetmg of the as!ning near Wurtland Ky .;,hen he feU into.Jilt of du~ In Soulh VIet Nam. Ten knifed Into Co~muni.st territory blood. · Amencan Marketmg Assoc•a· l' 0~0~iver while he and tw~ co~'•panions were cleanl_p~ . Americana were wounded but today, attackmg m1htary and There were about 40 to 50 1 t10n . . the side of the boat, the Huntington Herald Dispatch rt" ~e were no deaths. transportation targets in the people in lhe terminal hall," I Johnson·s top economic adv 1 ~ 1 orted . FIVe olher perao~ were In· con(Jnulng effort to stem the she said "I was checking in er blamed the federal reserve s, p H .. the son of Mr and Mrs Howard Jefferies 01 Jredpedwh:.,lhe twm blastl flow of _weapons and men Into passenaers- Americans- for the I "perverse" policy ol tight mon-, Ne we ;:en. His father is an electrician in the shop 01 rp a st simultaneously South V~et Nam. ' special MATS !Military Air • ey durmg the years 1929-33 for , the Point Towing Co. of - . COLUMBIA, S. C. - REP. tbroqb the crowded passenger The powerful explosions at Transport Service) flight to the I prolongmg the depressiOn. ! Gall polis owner o! the beneath the sur!ac•. . Albert Watson, who vacated terminal at Tan _Son Nhut llr· lhe airport knocked out every Umte~ States. "ThiS kmd of miStake would l ~ t 'the R H Bos- One of the men in the llftlll ~ CIJIIII'tlslonal seat after be- port and left It a bloodied window in th~ ~ -~ two . story ··Most of them were already I •" ! . ' never be made agam."' he said ;;;,.t~ali. eraf JUmped into lhe watir 1 ' JN punished by the Democratic •~ble~.. concrete bulldmg and blew checked in and we were wait~ ' 'I m an obvious warmng to M.ar-l . . . in a futile attempt to rescut lht ~y, Wll reelected Tue&day aa Authorities ujd onl~ three of parts. of the ~sbeEtos and tin ing m the restaurant. Suddenly JENNIFER CREW tm who JS known to favor a less I Draggmg operah?ns. contm· youth. The victim N8S descrJlt.. &lltb Carolina'• litlt RepubH- the wounded Americans re- roofs into parkmglots surround- there was a big explosion com- ~ , expansive monel.ary policy than ued at the scene las mght. ed as an e:~cellent awtrrune . cin ponaressmon since Recon- quired hospitallzatkm. Other ing it. ing f think from th~ Air MJenm!er Crew, daughter of that pursued by the Federal Re- Bob Bosworth of Point Pleas-~ The towboat was ~ .~. ~ualties included three air- Rubble from tbe lhattered Fr~nce office 'on the mezzanine r. an Mrs.dLeo Crew, t'om- serve m recent years. I ant president and general man- through Dam 30 Greenup M <... .. ~_, •·• lhe Demo- ..,.. employeo and ~ Viet roof and balcon aded · t fl .. eroy, was to ay announced ao · • •• : ..... WIfill ....ea... n · . Y case '"o oor. . , the lith contestant for the ager of the company. said he l9:10 a. m., yesterday ..._.... crtlllc· candida~. alate Rep. amest ar~! lhe mam waiting room and lhe The a~rport restaurant was : Miss America Beauty pagMat~On twas advised that Jefferies. a two loaded and 18 empty lilt. CaUl , by 1 ito S Althoqb lhe . Door""' ~vered w1t~ wooden the tarset of a Viet Con~. bomb- 'eant to he htld In conluncl.:1 May graduate of Wahama Hlgh lges, lock officials reporte4. ~~ ~ectlon to mil airport ls used beama, twisted pieceo of ateel , lnB ~ald last Nov. 18. E1ghteen ion with rt'gatta fosttvltlea School. fell from the boat into Time of the drowning WU In \he Sod Cllll· as • ltary llrbase aa 11tll and bose chuub of con~te ~ Amer~cano were injured In that ) thts weekend. the water, and was swimming •placecl at 10:411 a. 111. . ~~let. . . •. II I oiYIIIan field, lhe terror II- and brick. .ittack. ... ,...,.:_J ----.., ~ to tho towboat when olher The ~~ .NI!II!!ecl at tlti ' ·i cr<>lvmen lowered a small craft '!Cent·.WJIII· 2:if'"P. m. y.W 'I'UN :- SEN. J. and rowed to hlm llosworth day,' ancl !hen con!IIDHIII . ... bi'IJ!hta plea lor Gay Eddl~ Guinther, Comsa id .Jofferies was apparently !stream. Its capt•ln, Robert AI' ' Del settlement In V~ maDder of the Drew Webster Dr Robert E Matson form· talking to rhe men in the boat!"cher, remained to 11111& d "am wu viewed today •• t... A rl lo ,. . . h lp me can Leg D Pool, reerly of Pomerov. has been nam· when he sud den1y d'JSappeared dra .... , oporarIOOS. QI\OIIIhl ot a new effort to e • • questo lhat all membero wll~ · s ---· J'illldoDi lolmson ateer 1 mid· I ed Dean of Men at Kent tato l 0 die In lh~ war IIJainst COLUMBUS, Ga. iUPH - From the murky sides. "1 to help park caro ••d An old fashioned bean dinner umverSity. Appomtment of the eoowounlsts lhece the Georgta swamp closely resembled the jungles of l help wUII traffic Friday, Sat- and Chicken barbecue will be l the 35-year-()\d admmiStrator 'l1lt dla(fman of ~ Senate Viel Nam where the soldiers aboard the four low-fly- day aod Suoday report ao sponsored bv t he Middleport 1 was approved m May by the • ' FortiiD Rtlations Committee ing helicopters probably were destined for duty. ~00~ •• pasotbto 10 Chtef Jed F1re Departr'oent Saturdav and un,vmity Board of Trustees. 1 ~-na•· s-h aatd The giant UHID "Huey" aircraft, skimming In 1,." ter of the Pomeroy Po- Sundav .June 19 and 2Q at Mid· Dr Matson's appointment In • major .,. w •·-- ' 1 f I' lh d ood d bi k ~• Deparlmeot . . . f . 1. I. Tuollday that a "complete mlli- cose orma ton over. e ense_'!_ __ s_an _ t c ets in a . dleport town hall. Sandwiches , w•ll become efectm JU) SCOTTSDALE. Ariz. tUPl\-Barry Goldwater stronftary victory In Viet Nam ... corn~r of the spt:awltng Ft. I . . _,.,,.,..__,_""'"'"-"''''also will b• sold. I He also will servo as asSistant ly indicated Tuesdav night he would seek a return~ could be attained only at a cost Benmng re~e~vatmn, w~re , the case m VietNam, the mls- ~· A "Continental breakf<~ st'' professor of Spectal_ Educatlo~ the US. Senate in ihe 1968 e1ection1 even if it meant far eil!tedlJIIIhe requirements on a trammg exercise slon WBI marked for death: will be served Saturday and ' Dr Malson received hiS 0 osin hiS old collea ue and frined. Sen. Carl Hqto of interest and our honor.'' Tu.esday. Two ol Ute heliCopters colhd-• Sunday mornmgs Master of Education and Bach· PP g g !Itou:IJo aald U. S. policy has Each carryln_g a crew of ed. splintering their churning! Final plans for the project \ elor of Science Degrees from de~.ut such a crisis would be averted If Hayden, now been "and sl!ould remain one three and SIX lnf~trymen, the 44-foot rotors apart. The heh· l elgS SlJa will he made Thof'd"'' r •ht l Ohio UmverSity, and later was 87 did not again seek office Arizona political obse!Y' of deierm&naUon to end the war helicopters were simulating the copters plunged Into the swarnp 1 at a regular meeting a£ the de- an asstslant dean of men there. ' d · - ·-· . -- - It the earliest ~·•ble time by type_ of combat alr mobility ••· !killing aU 11 men aboard. . A 2Q-•ear-old Racine miD ,partment. He attended Indiana Umversitv erls no~e . th 1964 R b. Igeneral said he could hl'tt. • ,__ sential to the guerrllta fighting . The Ai'my said lhe soldiers . 1 here he was dm•ctor ol n an} event. e epu ~ · 1 a nejOUited !leltlement 1nvo V• In Viet Na.m But as is oft bel ed to tb 1 1 B tt 1 Mar~ne Pvt. 1st Class Richard w . ff . · d . !iran pr<>sidenllal nominee sa1d, llled for both. ~ lni majCI' conceuions by both _. _ ' en ' 3Ith~ f tr end 5th ~ 1 ~ 10~· E. Ours, lS the first Meigs coun- 1 frale~mty a aJrs E~n rece~v· he would not run for governor Hayden is president Pro teD •ida." er er:w~n ~ 221~ !S:~lt ty casualty in tht! VIet Nam : ID ed Doctor of uca tiOn e- - Hn office now held by Drmo- pore of the Senate a~ the mai War. gree crat sam Goddard w1th lhe most senlor~ty ln lite • 1 'WAIIIINGTON- THI! UNIT· Helicopter Battalion. I Military officials telegramI For the past four years Dr · Jf 1 run for anvthing agam upper House. When he ron Iii od• state• plano a ..w O>l'anAd;pokeoma~ "!'d ~ w"J. a med Ours' parents, Mr. and I Matson has been Dean ~r Ment , it w•ll be for the · senate,"' h• 1962. Goldwater dld oot oppctjll ' 1100 "' combat troopo and ·~ co to.~- n ~ an Mrs. Richard OUrs, Sr Racine ' ~nd Professor of SO~ID ogy a SOld " I feel beller •quipped him olthongh I Goldwater support fOI'Ct!l in South Viet a fri mg &e er OJ two Tuesday their son had been in- I The second da r a J'ur Carroll College m Wlsconsm for that " ; servatlve sousht to take t6il 0 •·• build ·• 1 en t. ·ured · a ·•a d t·l 1 Y Y After July I Dr and Mrs. . · "'-"""" '-'-1 Nim In a contInUuoa up "' Registration for summer i -m n eel en a expo- trial m Meigs County Common ,h 1 . L . Goldwater gave up hJs Senate . seat ~. uvm Ihe seruor ....... bas that oountry'a sion " . Matson and c I dren aune, .d 1 G ld t r took no rt in 1111 .., 0 kWi/ es on swimming classes for I two Pleas Court began thiS mornmg d s tl 'll d seal to run lor preS! ent, a -, wa e pa !*'I t Coast. week period at the Middleport I ' i A later telegram Indicated I in the civil suit for $37 493 98 .leanne an ~o . w.I r~J le though the Arizona attorney . campaign against Hayden. Under the admtnis- pool wUI be from noon until 1 ro_un~ Ours had sustamed the of Harold E Tri lett at 544 Valley VIew Drive, en . :-- · - There was no assmance that !ration's "open end" program, m this Thursda tn a hand grenade misDr Matson " the son of Mrs. . . Hayden would try for Jel .., 1 tot.! u.s. atrenglh in South Vtet p.Cl~sses in the R~ CrOSI Be- ' hap. Pvt. Ours was reported rofi. vers~s /errv L 1Be;rhl er Wilham Matson. formerly of I 1\ltlfr Gate Deal other term It took the urll!lt Nun Is expected to reach 80,- linners course will be from 91 hospitalized in Cheulel, Viet Iauto~~~~e scad re;~u t o an Pomeroy, and the late Mr.l Made for Lot'ks o{ the late President Jotm~ mo mr:n in a few months com- until 9:45 a.m. Certificates wJII ! The Meigs County. Fish and 1Na~. with chest inJUfles He is A r a ri ~n _ Matson. A s1st~r. Mrs. Gail 1 Kennedy and oth@'r party leMpared with an .announced 53,500 be issued for children complet~ I Game Assn. annual f1sh fry anrt ·belJeved to be ln good eondi-. ~u Yrd seated ~es_dav morn i Buck, resides m Pomeroy. A contract to fabnra le 2.400 : ers to encourage Hayden'• 1MI tber• JI!IW. Sources •aid today ing tbe Besinnera , .. course Itrap shoot w111 be held Ju.. 24 lion. a member of the family dea ththe/lamlllf oo the , tons of steel miter gales and , b•d At tbe time Hayden 1M tb&t South Korea also wlll an· The Beginners 3" cou;se bginnins at noon. said this morning. The injury .s ~ as e Irs~ Witness Or I operatmg equipment l"r Lhe lnot.campaign in Amon.. oounce plans soon to send a dl· for children 10 tbrough ll years I There will he two cla..es for occurred on June 13. ~ehm Jl BlazewiCZ. phySicJan l WF..\ THF.R I new Racme Locks at Letart, I Tuesday night Goldwllltr YlslOII of 15 000 combat troops old lvlll be held from 1:'5 trap shooters. Trophies will he ! LOCAL- TEMPS or Trip ett. went on Ihe ' land Oc•asioaal light rain soulh· l West Virginia has ~n aword- told the Motorola' Political Sci' v· · . , 1 ! awarded tv CIISI A" champ. , yesterday afternoon and was east toni1ht. Low touisbt Sfi 1 M to Dravo Corporation, Pitts- I .. to .•ld lhe Sooth 1etnamese m IIllO a. m., Begmners z , for ·. Cl "A" dl The temperature m Pomeroy. testifying again late this Th d db h , ence Club he would rwl II 1 1 f meetlnl tbe Communists' rainy- those 7 through 9 years old will ) ~ ~~~ h ru:ner~p, a~ business district at noon today mornmg -13 · ursday partY c ou Y an "(g 1 d st f .1 1968 regardless of who ruM 1111. season offensive, be 10:30 until ll:15 a.m., and 1d ss 1 c ~lml pben. vderd was 61 degrees under overcast Jurors. are Eldon Week s Roy warmer. nc u es arheh ourl f~ ~- nut • the opposition Ueket." Beeinners 1'' courses will be oor pr zes wt awar e skies. . I er gates, w IC sea o Utt> wo The former two-term .....,. IA,NTO DOMINGO - V S. ·from ll·tS am until noon w'th Sopper will begin about 5 --- Holter, Nelhe Parker. M L. lock chambers when the water redia~ a race lllnst u l load d today· for chlldrtn' '-41 · ·8 ld JT.Irt.' . 1p.m. AdVance tickets are $2 and ' MARRIRAGE APPLICATION 1Barr, Leo Crew. Harrl Gulh- Now You KnoiD j1evel Is being raised or '"wer- 1 ~ c ld be "~cult" ";:t orees 1 ~a Y at atin ye rs 0 ICI· , tickets at the .gate will be t2.&D.i Roger Andrew Spencer, 18, 1 rie, Robert Roberts , Phylli~ The great fire wbieb de- ed and operating rnarhinery , e~ wou " 'w:~ U:tiontl•~ nec~s Y b ~- p N lliel ph tr tio m•The stage event is open for adTuppers Plains, lifeguard, and :Bailey, Randall Roberts. Pearl otroyed the beart of Chicago ln I ro; the miter gates and eulvert "high lev_e_L_ _ __ 18 8 IJihl s •- anto- mderlhcan re e. 1 ~. :....:.~0. . rlmmlneg lnsntruw lulls. only, All lpQI'tlmen aro in- Jean Elaine Pullins, 18, Long Laning, Richard Spencer and Ottoher, 18'71, caused an est!- valves ey wvve war • aeo m "" --·•""• 8W 8 C· ··-d · · •B0tt i Edgar Pull' ·-~ d of $1- iUio · 11 hours of heavy filhUlll Tueo- tor Yvonne sCally saki. Class- ·v•~ · . · · om. ms. Irna~ _amage____ ~-"' -- 0 • ----IIQIJ.W c.w.ED day. . •• w111 be llml~ to 30. Adult l ~·I M•it!• Geoeral Hospitll The Pomeroy ......... , . A qease-flre W88 proclaimed ctaoses will be.. held later in tht l . ADMISSIONS Elizabetb squad_ WBI sllllllrlODed .. by rebal ·refuest at .t:.30 p.m. aummer. 1o · 11 Horak, Pomeroy; Rosa Arler, ,Dowmngtoo at 10:37 1. Tu~y. Firln alackened aume-: · · ' . Harnsonv1Ue. jterday for PhUUp Burbrldit,' 1. ""'"' t th t hour but shots anlliVetorua Memorial Hotpltol .. . . · DISCHARGES - Clara Me- child, who was IU, He Wlti . -·~ ~ a uld' bo • "bear.r l ADMISSIONS _ Dennla A Moor Industries demonstra· tited products. Each company ! Several Meigs men took ad-I given to Graves for his faithful Master, Parkersbur1; llesste •lbrought to Veteraoa MelDIIrili" 00 ~~ ":J.0 night •Spires Cbeshlfo· Elsie Prlet ,lion hipll&hted \he prosram,donated one or more door prlz- vantage of this free washing 1service to the area since he be- Sldders. 1\utland. Hospital. ::.. \ ~ ~ • j Carpe~ter; Betty' W1 l4itldl ' when an esUma~ '1$ me<han- ,es. The Moog p~gram showed 1service and smiled happily as 1came manager of the ~meroy . ;,: D ABOUT I, pert· Forrest " Ml'o~' Mldd t .f lct', Illation operators •the latest Improvements 1D Un· : lhe~r cars emerged_ from the branch UJ>OII its openlng m l93tl. ::', . •:Ioye~~ ~::~=port,' NeUte Frlzzle~ R-.lsVIt:,land bodY,,, repairmen attended 'der-car, or suspensiOO part•. I washer sparkling :. clean." Following the program emsan~e , WI •the Mary . MIUer Pomerojl • . , [an automotive parll &bow at . Following the narrated film, I ThiS new machine IS now a. ployees of the Pomeroy store .,_,., .. . 1 0 eo tad'!)' when lr· d con- 'I DISCHARGI!S _ i:Iartn 1 : the; ~~ County highway gar/ Champion Spar~ Plus Co.l vailable to any Bend Area ser- served food and refreshmenll. SANDGATE, England rUPn- posals of marrtap-ond all f'P 1 e Savings Acc'ts e Checking Acc'ts e Bonk by Mail e Night Depository e Safety Deposit Boxes :=;· 1 • •• s us s Vt"et Nam-l.k I e wamo Takes .,.,.__._,'"""' PI an. Barbeque Lives 0f 18 t Ia· Bean D'Inner 0 Iers wuuam Dr. I Named Men\: Dean at Kent . . I . Goldwater AnXIOUS tO Get Senate Seat Aga1"n In 68 cour" 1 1 - 0urs IS• F•Irst M• Ca I ty 'I sWim. S'1gnups . Are Announced . -;.' .!• . , I Sh oot Fry IS• 0n June 24th Johnson . I '"l"''"' Jurv Tria, }• J ts Second Dav hiS 1 I P· I' Po;ne-1 ----- 1' '';! unri 93 }"ears ol Conti11aous Serl'i~e ational Bank POMEROY • RUTLAND I• Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance .Corporatioll Savhtgs lam 4% lntenlt MOO'.' K' . 'l • . . .hts G&J Sh 0 w m n·•gh I t:g R"ICh spinster • Di "'"lte Ira~ texplred...:: =:: m.,. the C:,,. ,Hill, Racl.. : . Mary E liS ~· of !he 35th annlver- jjli~l'ed 1 current: llltn on vary!CO station or sarageo through The show was th~ second of Mable Pbilllps, 1. 7!-year-oltl ~~ ,!'arda, Letart, w. va.: f,arfl' IIIII!' of tbO . ~ Auto Parts Co.• lous racing apotto with the em- G&J. 1t " manulactui'ed by five such events scheduled by spinster \fbo won $2611,0110 in a N · . . Dauperty, ·Chesh\rt; M1r i~J qbt. . Jlhasl! on highway safety. Steam Jenny Homestead. Co. G&J this \j'eek. The llrst took 1rootball poollaat month, said to'J"II:~.~~~":~~';m- HanlnJ, Harrisonville. yl The 17th 1~1111 G'-1 show The program also featured. -2 Mr. Cornett served as~,. place at ll•rneoviUe Monday 1day she Is leaving Englandpill)' .- • ~,. ~1- · · '• ' -,.:~ .~ · .. ~ ~Ill' success" demonstralloo of a sell-service ter of ceremonies and per!Onat-lnlght with another schednled at deatlnatlon undiiiClused. ~ On ,W«i<m tinton Cltll· •• TADN TO HOSPITAL by U. A. Come¥. tWJ!If, "and ear wiSher at , which • . c~r ly thanked each man prosent Galllpolls 1\>nlsht. On Th~ayl , . . I~ fof · l% houn alter the Ji.. T.he. Mldtlleport IIIIOI'~one ·of·~--~!orlhe ""'"t" may ·wosll-•nd rinse hit for hts patrorrage of the Pome- the showlrig wUI ta1<e place at Im begmmng to wish I had ~ ~.. lild then 1'tC1!11- aquad brought Ruasell Rolierts, ,est. 1!1~ Jlllll'i"'~lea:, l~ :~h. ~ •"'l' ·car by mnns of an auto- roy store which is under man· l ~ackson and lhe sstb annlver- ,never won lhe money," Mill = I •'do =+~ftb ao new aesskln Idled- ~ :;;;:· 1~ :~ M~~.. ,<»J~i~.;~;~ ·:;k,='~~=~' ~~lied by dlop- 1 :::;~nt..~R:hap~r:;:· .!:~~ce=~t:~ ~clode 1:1::~~;::;: ;:. t·"""· ........ HI ~ ,.... · "' ·•- ~ ... /!."'to'1'- ,l'of.: .:wl!l\':'1' '.... 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