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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' '.... "' .;~·~· • •...,.,., .....,.... ~ ........v..lll;; "•I ~h .,tf. 1.1\'*'"f . d ,.._ lilt; friends rve ltldtleniy founi. · "All 1 want 18 a Uttle Dill•.· and quiet, and lite tllily Will!,"-' shallptltlatolll,.:il1" try." · llllu . atlyea, oll thelf ~=~; =J' 11 · ':::..:":~~ ~. :,::::~~=~ }1;!11.-..... r'"if' �Pace; Reds Finally Whip Mets Winning · Braves Continue NIMPI ,JM: ~IONTNml SAl' lltEGu. c"''' 1up 11 _ Tho· Sao nlego Chargers ol the ~~~;~~~<·an ~oothnll IA'nguc com1gnu1,; llil'n' , roo k"te (I • I ( 1lOII '!'S L11d ... ay wilh the • 111 •rm 111 1hrce pluvc rh,·v fir(' ..l f . rs . ••t' Pnslve ck Alan J!obln!On of "Brigham , Young I University, drafted No. 21 as , . future In 1963; auard Habert' Evans of rexas A&M drafted No. 18 In 1964 and guard • Ed ' Mttchell of Southern Untverslty drafted No. 15 as a future in• 1963. Pomeroy Pony CJuh tf/I'nner W Over Cheshire -----==============. 1 ~~=Ch~e ~ r::: ba. g:!:~: ':.~G!!; ·Board Expected to Sav N~ On M•d P~m"~Y I . year Move by .r~l\ljJ>I:!I Dally_Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, The Dodgers wl\)l,a 12-7 decl. .; oion over the Yahkees Tues day afternoon In Boys: League play. scored on The Dodgero 12 i MILWAUKEE IUPI I - The I booster group. $100 000 hits while th y k Milwaukee Counly board mel l Th . d . ~erea~e ' today to decide whether to aJ.' woul~ ~e ~mmty Teams, low Ute Braves to movt to At· ment mad~ :;~r~"\h"' agree·l Pomeroy's Pony baseball/ managlnJ O:ly a::.,ees team 8COI'ed two l'lllll In I he ' knocb off ljle pltohl:' of tn ,;h~l:::~ :~;:~u~ ,:•t~ ;~~"~n- Brav~ to! Wyatt ani! Chuck Hann!hs nlag in Trl-Co ty Loopay ev.. , combined to fan 10 and walk 12. "no.'' ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating SPECIAL STORE HOURS THIS WEEK OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY Your Dependa~ll DHIIrfDr Friday Night Til 8 - Sat. Night Til 9 PLUMBING. For The Greatest Guy On Earth under whtch the sea:wnl g pay the group ftve cents un Pay. . every paid adm1ssmn up ~,0 1 I Yankee hurlers R. Phalin and The vlslUag Pomeroy teem Bob Werry strlick out 12 while I County olltctals. hoping to de- 921 and more on every adnois· l was deadlocked I-I when the i walking six. Yan1<ee hitters were ay ~nltl the last mmute - and sion after that second Inning had been com- E. Hayes, JaCk Jaco~s and I r.;sstbly for good - the trans- A deadline to answer was pleted and again at t-f when I Bobby Couch, all singles For t of the Nation• I t,eague I for mtdm~hl next MoJidaJII the third frame was finished. , the IJodsers, Joe Welker bad a • .~~m, were also exoected to Braves Aoard Chatrman Cheshire had led 1.(1 at the close ' home run and two singles. Wy- I the WtSconsm LegiSlature . liam C. Barlholomay said ol the first Inning. ott two doubles, Tommy Vaugh- o~ authom:atton to purchase , was "the poml of no an a home run and doubl~. and ~n support 8 major league I The Braves Nould like to O:ftthBurtundwent all the way Chuck Hannahs two singles and a;;:balBI team . I in .Ailanla beginning July e mo for Pomeroy a double e raves have asked Jhe ning five and walklnJ two San · county for a release from the NEW YO Cheshire's Tyo strlick out L Fran. 100 001 ono- 2 " I contract which bir.ds thtm to lumb"a B (UP!l-The and permitted two free .AM. I _ooo 100 000- I 5 1 Milwaukee County Stadium (CBs', h· rnabcaslmdg ar chal (llf-5) anJ Haller through D 31 I as o tame e: u. s. I " ~-~I~S ;;J;;oun;;e~U;;I·.;lii9iii6D 1 • n;' ~!.1 ~ ~~::""j. t!" ~ ~· ° 1 win~ s pocketeer White dress Decton, Dectolene and cotton cord by Arrow from 4.00 Mel • Hl)'oCirl. Mil 6~,. Doc..n" polynllr, I • t~at t~gle. I :ap~:ed he ' KNIT SHIRTS I Golf, Henley crew, Puritan banIons · · ... ... from 3.50 to I 1.95 eBERMUDA SHORTS Dacron & cotton, madras and checks L &. Z SHOP D,...Shop From 2.95 eSUMMER SLACKS Annu (2 Store~ Slile by Sldel 1 ~ Checks, plaids, plains, madras from 3.50 putelaiMI rkh tonM; 18\0H. Cool styles by Hubbard and Jaymar From 6.95 eBELTS by SALVATORI eTIES by SUPERBA f'omtroy, o. 118-120 E. M1ln · eHOSE by ESQUIRE eSWIM WEAR & CABANA SETS byRUGBY • eSUMMER HATS ' ·& CAPS by PORTIS I I SUNBEAM Eledric Shaver RIO. $24.95$12·95 I Line Scores . r .. 1 BEl TONE 1 .• :!•5-31. MR. IYRD K. L. Will le At 110 100 001 - 1 8 1· and Baltey . Pe-\ i lero, Locker 141 . Fisher (71 , Wilhelm ltl and Martin. Loser ! - Peters 15·51. Hils - Oliva 17 lmtht, Allison <llthl, Rollins I <3rdl. ~HURSDAY, JUNE FROM 9 a.m. to 12 Noon [I i IChicago ~ I ll T0 NI li-rt ji.J ( nt I Houstoo It"" Ill ·• lltr 1 Bub!, .,__ _ _ _ _ __ , 11-JJ, and We Will HALLMARK PATHIR'I DAY & Leather Toilet Kits or HAaND'soers Day Gifts -- Shop Thursday •• Frid~y -- Saturday ME GRAINED FINISH LEATHER BILLFOLDS SHOPPER'S Top crain . leather billfold• with plenty ,of extra featur· es. Choice ol colon and otyleo. $1.00 , DISCOUNT STORE MIDDLEPORT -- OHIO HCh THESE FINE NEW A PAIR OF THESE WILL PLEASE DAD FINE LEATHER New P.atte~n! , Handsome tie-!11 u.ad Will !Ike In either ready t•e.d styl~s or fom··in -hands W1de cho1ce o( color.'>. · LOAFERS or OXFORDS $1.00 *" .,ortaflt '"". O.W .,otnt.nt lite* ctn ICttMIMidlt. tM ...,..., . . . GROVER'S STUDIO ,........ ON HIS DAY Choose from casual slip· o.n styles or lace ups 10 f1ne black leathers. PJa 1n each P1tl1rn1 toe and moe typ("s. Com · fortable good looking fool wear for Dad . SOCKS FOR FATHER'S DAY . Dad 'Dever has an over supply aox and YOu can replenish 1I .wardrobe from our arg~ se· Iecbon of patterns and color~. gf Shoe Shine Outfits Stretch, F1ncl81 co.,lolo Line '"· Ntthlntl Te Illy. Juet (IIIII ln. 1nd ll..l&ler: ' ' Canoe Toiletries ..........· !) . - ·-~. ~ •r • Hch SECOND 1.: MIDDLEPORT, 0. Cot:nfortable Bal style · wh1te canvas sneaken far . men . R.ubber soles. Cushioned Insoles. Size~ 6 u to 11 . ·· ..,. pr Summer Slacks MENS COTTON TWILL WORK Loden-Biack-Wheot UNIFORMS Com fortable, cool l'Otton slark! for summl:'r wear WPll tailor. ed. Wash and wear finish Sites ,:~a $2·99 Lmg Uniform Sets In ret- pr Cool {'hambray work shirts for Bummer w~:ar. Siies 14¥.t to 17 $1.47 .. · FINE QUALITY COTTON POP WILL LIKE A new supply of handkerchiefs will surely please Dad. Choose from 3 jn • box or 8 in a bag or oln1Ie handkereblefs. ·--·-- Fill PARKING IN REAR =·q BoX . . ., .... ~. ~·. ,., .' .. 18 INCH ROUND INSULATED ICE PORTABLE B.B.Q. CHESTS GRILLS Keep food or beverage BIN A PKq.-88e OTHERS PRICED IOc TO ISc lA. 0, TOM RUE MOtORS 399 Sq,uth 3rcl Aviii~;;Micldtepo!f, . ' QUART STYRENE cold for h_ou~s . Styrene foam plashc. 30 qt. size. 31nA . 3(1- ' ular sizes. . -PA'NT$- $2.99 p1lr Matching Shirt. WORK SHIRTS Well made and fUU cut. TJn, Grey, GrMn Fine cutton twill fabrics \Yell made, perfect fit~ · MEN'S BLUE COTTON CHAMBRAy $1.00 28to 44 doth Shorto 64C· Mens Cotton Wosh and Wear Top grain leather belts in black Sl- Shaving Brush YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 122 N. loafer or brown. Smooth or textured styles. Famou9 Boston qualiLY. :~:kn Co~bed knit cottOD TShuts or Bnefs. Plain • · fanry bro.ildcloth short.... . CANVAS SNEAKERS .99 ner soles. Oxford or rtlc. Black. In sizes 6•...a to FOR GIFTING DAD For M•n _,,_..,.,_,WJ/Itl/lf... tn · L· Black with Crepe Soles Cool and comfortablr for summer wear. Thick crepe rubber soles. Cushioned in· BOSTON LEATHER Dnwintl Saturd•Y• Jvn• 19 ' MEN'S FABRIC CASUAL LOAFERS-- OXFORDS To49c .' UNDERWEAR MENS WHITE BELTS llectrk Profeulonll Curl· 17~U. It~ : ... P1lr 29~r R111ulars, Plain&, "DERBY" COTTON Briefs, T.., Shirts, Brood- ••· BUY DAD SOME NEW SEE YOUR OEAUN' MAN AT PLYMOUTHLAND ,.. ltlf perbtitl ...... lllldl of ...... POMEROY NECK TIES Han'k'chiefs ' " ... Ill ..... - - tl... "'"· ,.. ..... Mth . . Jfltl$$i01111 porlrlit ~L H it wiU ...... ill .,UMt • - FATHER WILL APPRECIATE ~~::y $1.88 Styl81, Billfolds Give Away (2) AT THI FOR DAD :And it'll a good time at Plymouthland 1 Plymouth Fury sales are going great, 10 your P~ymouth Dealer wants to celebrate &ood tiii'ICI With &ood deale. See him now! English Leather Toiletrie 14~·17 ••• •oo••••••••ooo~H.;;;i OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8-SAT TIL 9 F F h vvv 000 n MM · BOTH Ml DDLEPORT & POMEROY STORES ••••••••••••• ""'" RHdy Tied or 4fn Cards ' POR THII,ADiiS ' , eCIGAR LIGHTERS ePIPE RACKS 000 200 012- S I 1 000 000 001)- 0 S 1 1 Abernath' ttl and f 104 TINTH IT. •Kful. Dierker, lit. \ WY S-1471 .. l!t!"TINOTQN, W. VA. \Coombs (tt lOCI Brand. Winner 22G I, lliloiR If. ,...,. IU-7221 -Buhl (H). ~ - Dierke ow""' J,./.1 Wide Sele<1lon i Sizes Sizes A. B, C & D --------------------$160 Sun Glasses "FREE" ePIPES _ $1.~ to $6.95 eClGARS I l I lb. SIH . E1pecla!ly Wr..,.l'or PathtrS Day . l ·lb. CIDI IBooton oo!eral_l!~.ff Jlll4. .!!!!l~ Russell Stovers Candy Jn 111 popul1r bnndl In i 300 1102 ~ 5 10 o ' Detroit 000 000 011-- 6 5 0 Wilson. Earley t5t , Radall 111 and 11llman. Wlollersham, 1 McLain •11. Gladdin~ 181 and 3r. Byrd will be glad tu Freeb~n. Wlnner- Gladding 11- , jve you a !reo hearing 11. Looor- Radall (1·11. HR IJII with the latest Bel- Horton 114th 1. IJine Electronic equip-~ Natlooal League ~ ment New York 100 000 001)- 1 4 0 Cincl. 110.'1 000 O'lx- 5 7 0 I • If hearintlltt yeur Spahll, L. Miller 18), Kroll : ; l"'llillem lelt- Ia ''' and Cannizzaro. Gonder tho lntWir Itil. EIU1 llO.Sl and Pavletlcb. Lo,.r --Spohn ( 4-8 I. c To repair and service ~ hearing aids ~lottori• 1n4 supplloo ;· for all makH fer sale '' 00 ,-----------.:,..,.-illii; , :.,~.:..•..:::P."' • . .;I; oi i ,~1118IJ In eSMOKING TOBACCO$ . ' White-Blue Cool and com!ortable short sleeve sport 8hirt.s . Sek'Ct sev Hal. of these for gifting Dati e IS sure to be pleased. · _,j.'ft .YIN • orpailed lfiiUiizatioa man? flm's 1 now ·~ kind uf biUfold fqr yw: it keepo tl oredil •nd membel' · ehip aards ditployl4 lD orderly, fUitlbit-lret view. Qreat? Minnesota 1 Grant 16-t ·1 blue Broadelotb. Buy dad several for his big daJ or FOR DAD'S DAY .· The Organizer by Lord Buxton Mil\er fax (8·3' . I I For Every Father Fine quality. Hampden lty dress shJrts . Plain whitd•. Assorted t'at.te~ns • for DRESS SHIRTS SHIRTS R•xall Film •MM NOW YOU SEE 306 N. 2nd An. Middleport, Ohio ON award. Winnt>r - .3 sp• MEN'S COTTON BROADCLOTH cloth pajamas in a choice of prtnted p.allerns and colors. Coat styles. Well 7;;11-:.. tailored. England vs. Johnny ~:=~; 90, EngiDnd, po rain. I Loser- Stoltlemyre 11-:11 Tborsday's Gamel - Phila at Milwaukee. ni&ht I Los Ang ..les 000 1100 000- · 0 2 0 Ptll!burgh at St. Loui•. night Karn;a' Ctly 210 0112 110'< - 5 8 3· Chicago at Houolon. nigh• I Lopez, Gatewood 131, Latman San Fran at Los Angeles, night , , 151, McBnde 1&1 and Hodgers.l !Only games ocheduledt Segui 14-lit and Laroemann. J - - ·· -Looer - Lope> (7-5). H11rlng Aid Service Center ~ an ment for 1!166 and 1967. A Welcome Gift Handsome cotton broad· $6.95 ,. $39·95 '" I ""!. ...,................... I Broadcloth Pajamas i ......... ,~r~:'~j MEN'S FINE COTTON Timex Watches "' cate~' I ,,.,, '""' ..,., ••1 Nth- and Teams, Inc ' a local BIRMINGHAM, . En«fand (UP!) - Henry Cooper POMEROY Reg. 60c -·~· PHONE TODAY MASON--773-5750 SHORT SLEEVE SPORT 1, 1 GOLF BALLS FIG!ll' RESULTS By United Preta . Iatesnalfonol LONDON IUP!) - .Frankie Taylor, 125, Ensland, otop. ped George Bowes, IJ4~, England (&); Alan Ruskin. Ill, England, outpointed Ray Ails, 1191'1, Philippines (10). Downie-Gross WHAT GIFTS FOR DAD I 6~, ) ntE DAILY SENTINEL DR. RYAN SIGNS CLEVELAND (UP!) _ Quartertmck Frank RRyan hu slol1> 1• ed his 1965 contract, the Cleveland Browns alUIOUII<ed today and it's a pretty fair bet be ' a hefty raise in pay. The former Rice 1tar lultled 1 the Browns to the world championship last season as he tossed 25 touchdown passes durIng the best year of hl1 woer. Dr. Ryan will be playlnJ his eighth season In the National Fnotball League and tourllt with Cleveland. He became the resular quarterback midway through the 196Z season and baa held the job 1lnce. SPORT & JAC SHIRTS 15'11t . - . Whlto, . . - . Plenty of TRAILER LOTS FOR RENT ~ub woul:~ay th."c~~~~~n$4 ~~ i~I~i~~~i~~ ri~~:k~b~~ N:.~:~~~:1 I At Mason, the New Haven club downed their neiJbboring 1 team . by a 18-S margin, Ralph : Batey, New Haven's strong , rlghthaoder, went the roote lor 1 the winners. Danny Russell : and Gary Mitchell were among the hUrlers on the mound lor Mason. SHIRTS 2.98 Roseboro hits were Larry WOilter wtth 8 , single, Danny Abbott 1 home ! run and double, Tom Sarver I a single,. JeR Werry 1 home I run, Bob Burdette two oinglel : and Jeff Burt. a dOUble. ' HE'LL APPRECIATE shirt in breezy zephyr pique ) lmmo~g • two singles. Getting GIFTS Jhip'IIJhord NG I!". ""?" wl~~~1~lt:;' =uWhlih>l ~~;~:~~.:1nd MAKE HIM FEEL LIKE AKING Tr».V gether," said Leml, "but I'm first time, Nichols laked lor-, ,2.,-D.,•.,I.. Iy_Se_n;;ltliiniiel;;i,_P_.om,...•.,ro..,y.. ·Ml,...daidliieiipliiortii;i;,o..., .. i!,em•. tht etie~ $p<11 t'bampt- 1playing well 611d have no com- mer U.S. Open champion Ed · en. and Bobb) Nicrlf)s, the PGA 1-"•ints. IU1tn ytll liDish first Flliol lo play with him and _Mjddleport remained unde- 1kin1. were drawing increased and ~oecond playing agalllllt the "wat<h my awing." fjated In Pony base hall play !support today as the t50-man field of golfers we have thiS "!'Ill t tlsfied 1 lth 11 1 d 'l'llesday by cuming from be- field for the U.S. Open golf year. you have to feel you are Ed ha dw 0 t 1 hind to edge Southern 9. 6 with ' championship played their final , right in the groove. fore ene 1 r'.t.thander John Ingels pitch- tWJeup rounds. "I. just hope 1 can stay in it. n th'1J1I1 Wr011& N'IC hn0 I ng ~'"'' . exllfl shUtout ball tht 1as1 lbree Lema . who won the Burck two Ntchols, whoae only tourna· lai eel. ' i!fningo. i weeks ago and then missed menl victory this year eame at 1P n ~ . ninl the Cleveland Open last Houston in April, fell much bel- After the round, he said the ~011 Tannelnll went the flrst j Sunday by a stroke, and Nich· ter when he shot a live under course, especially the lara• lour for the B_orons . llvln_g _up I ols. who showed signs of gelling par 66 last Saturday In the l'eens, "should suit my aame." 16 btl!. walkmg one. httlmg , back on hlsaame at. Cleveland. I third roun..d of the Cleveland "Especially," he added, with nobody. Rool<y Crow got the were bracketed wtth Arnold Open. Desptte 1 one over par a smile, "if J putt like I did only hit off Ingels. a h"mle<S 1Palmer as 10 to 1 sa-ond 172 on the Imal round. which put at Columbu• last year when I 1 llJiale to cooter In tho fifth choices behind Jacl< Nicklaus, .him in 20th place, he thouaht 1 won the PGA." 16th two out the 8 to 1 favorite. :he played well. ~- This Is not only the IO!llfest -Southern got _thrH runs In "I was disappointed thai I Going out to test the 7,191· COUI'llt on which the Open ever lhe first, one m the . second. didn't put back to back wins to- yard Bellerive course for the , has been played, but aloo has two m the fourth . Mtddl•porl 1 - --- ~~--- - -- ----- -----· - · - - ---- the biggest areens. get thrH runs 111 the second 1 Palmer too JUtes the course 10 tie it up, finally went lhead "It's a 'lair test," he said. "It 7~ tn tht fourth on Bob Lewts i Isn't nearly ao tough a1 I had t~o run single. two walk• and been led to believe." Palmer still was not satisfied with hio game. but said he felt ·Jim Crow went four and one , tbird mmn1s for Suuthern. be- ·I "it is coming around u iC relieved by Tom Diddle, . "It's 1bout Ume" he olahed wbo finished up. Crow got tho Usuall right ·ther a · loss. Major Lea&•• Standlags I night\ - Narum <Hl vs. Sle- th Y p" 1 up :M ddleport hitters wm Bob . By Uoited Pre•• 11terootioual 1bert •6-31 or Tlanl .15-! 1. . h \oel wnnlersth,fflalaler ny m17°tnheynow w o c mon·s 1 0 1 79987 ;ow 18 , a triple and smgle, Dan-• America• Leal•• Boston at elrott (ntg t1- 1e f $20 H Lewis. two stngles, Carl ' Morehead •4-51 vs. Lolich (7-21 . , 0; .,.·hen· "':'.:e 1 lj-moskey. Jerry Stobart. Greg W. L Prl GB , Minnesota al Chicago lnigbti \Tournsment of Champion• clnsifhtte. and Bob Rtce. each a Minnesota 35 20 .836 .. , - Pascual 18-0) va. Buhardt sic at Las Vegas last month and Van Johnson I Chicago 31 22 .607 I"> ' •5- 1). ~ble. . iBaltimore 32 25 .561 4 , Los Angeles at Kansas City , for Southern .. 11m Cozart. jCieveland 30 24 .5>6 4'' 12. twi-nighlt - Brun" (!-Il l J!m Diddle. Georgt L I w-1 Detroit 30 252 2.545 5 and Chance •!-II vs. Sheldon '11'""· Ab Proffitt and Bob Loo Angelet :1'132 .m 9 • 1·11 and Talbot 101. 1 Olddle each .oad one single and )Nrw York 26.!1 .456 10 I Thursday's Gamu I ~~ Stewart. J1m Crow, and ]Boston 24 31 .429 111:'2 1Minnesota at Chicago Jtoky Crow. eacll two singles. I Washington 2S 3:t .4li 11l<.i : Boston at Detroit !-'row and Diddle between Kansas City 16 25 .3\4 11 \ Washington at Cleveland, night , t~m fanned 10. walked five . I ·' Baltimore at New York, ni&ht : 111 'I'tinnehi/1 struck out one. walk- ~ TliHda) 1 11"" I !Only games scheduled) 1 Nalloaal Leagae efione. Ingels fanned tnree and Baltimore 1 New York 1. 10 In- I ~lked one. nings. night W. L Pel GB iifllthorn 310 200 G----4 11 l Cleveland 8 Wsshington l . mght i Los Angelet 38 23 .6:>.:1 1I ~rons . 300 420 1-t I 3; Detroit I Boston 5. night ' Milwaukee :12 22 _ sqs 2'1 ~-Crow (J.PJ. T. Diddle 151\Minnesotl 4 Chicago 0. night 1cinrinnati 32 26 -~ 4u, ! aiid Lawrence. Crow 151. Tan· Kan City 5 Los Angel.. 0, night / San Francisco 32 262 .~2 41'1 nfj>ill •WPI. Ingels (51 and Wedaeoday's Probable Plkhm : Pittsburgh 30 28 .517 B!i LewiS. Umpire. Art Stobart, 1 Baltimore at New York llwl-1Philadelphil 28 l9l .191 8 \ p~te: baaes, M Tannehill, C. light! -Barber t4-5 ! or Rob- : St. Louis 28 3t .175 9 ) fJels; Est, attendance 50. erts IHI vs. Down.nt 15-5t . I Chica'o 26 32 .442 10'1 : Wasbinatou at Cleveland Houston 26 31 .Itt lll'a ' New York 21 40 .M' 11 1 Tuesday'• Roiultl 1 Cincinnati 5 New York I, nlgbl. I~ltlwaukee 12 Phila 7, night I DIVOTII, TO INTIUI1 0~ Ualttd Preu Juteru•tlonal Pittsburgh 10 St. Louis 1. night Mll&i MASON &IU American Lea•u• IChicago 5 Houston 0. night ' _ Itch~=-=~ ~=·"~~·~:::: 1 San fran 2 Los Angeles l, night ~......,. eur, erttrlllo" u"" Wa•hglon 000 Mo 00!- • 5 2 W dn d ' P babl Plt b 1'4-lo ., rt~ o~~.a ... '~~"•" rur. 1• , w.u " e et ay s ro e t en ~!l._ rompea, 11n ~~~~•nlf "' rem Cleveland r 0131 0'•:- 8 12 0 New York at Cincinnati ! k .~.-:~ ~~~~~~= ,::~c• J~,.-; Koplitz. Ridz1k 151 , YJeutzer (night) - Ja<:kson Ct-8) v1. all" , jSI, Duren •61 and Camilli. Me- O'Toole ID-5l I JlD r.•• .... II ...., IIIDGIId ~ ••Will Dowell, Bell 171 anu .A.zcue. ' al&t•r .. <)tttu ,, l'nmero Philadelphia at Milwaukee 1 1 -=.UQu.a.~ ••nrLaaU~a ....,-•..nit· WinnPr- M('OowPil 1 " · ~1 l.ns.. r ~ tnightl- Culp (3-2) vs. Lemas• • lorttuUt IUmttaU. 111~:. l4l - Koplitz <2-2) HR1- Colavito ter \4-s-· ~~-.. An.. !'few hrt Clt.J Nnr il3thl, . I· .... Hlnlon • 16th'· ~· Pittsburgh at St. Louis !night) Dtertfu.• Oelt-r ... ., .att'n wben aull•lllc lll "'"' .., -- Fnend •3-5) VS. Washburn - . ... ,.... •• •dnnee •' t . . l (10 lnniniSI (4-41 UIQ:) liiDLIDtl .rrt<:'• 1\!lo.«l liLa ' ~'"' Bait. 000 000 010 1 - 2 8 0; Chicago st Houston lni•ht)21 .. ""''" lteut• •r.•n nl'1'10'1 ..,,....,.. N y I< OOO OO O • :1•nuaa11t ••• ..~...... 11 ..~n rw or l 00 0- l 6. , Koonce 15_.) vs. Giusti (&·3,. .. •;.::·~~~~t•·,.n!'• •1 ...._ Bunker. Miller 181 and Or- Stm Francisco •l Lol Anlelea ·. ~ ~.- ,---~---.,· sinod. HStottlemyre. Hamillon 111 lnight l - Shaw •f>-31 vs. Kou- ~ , R~ Open 'Tossup' 'tJPI I - SEVERAL HOUSES FOR SALE AND OTHERS FOR RENT AT ONCE ~ I HEATING · ·Barons Rally To Defeat Southern 9.0 00 I AND o., Jun~ _1, _- · ~gular .2.89 value. 18 11 gnll. AdJustable on brass finished tripod lei'· Sl\.49 ... L uch MENS 10 OZ. BLUE DENIM DUNGAREES i..l • I I �- . - --- ----' I I' ) l us!. It looks like best-seller let's new •·sebastian" to Menot· mings In "The Wayward Storl" 1 and an important movie sa le . 1il's mu sic The 1·ast nf '" I I sla ted for Broadwny in Novemmany a ma le stor is going to I Had A U"ll '' an· unhoi'IJy over ber St .mght w be want to play the role ol Joe I its dosing, wmch lltey contiid- a gas fur the s ex thos B . P· M D I " seasoll 1\omy SchncldCI" JUSt . uck art oJ rs. _ cmny _er lHmel'cssary. I hey teel lhctt · .11 . .· t l 1 Kaye's "Girl Talk " tnterview I ir lt hadn 't been tor the b·Jckrenled tl uxunous vi a llg 1 •• I ' next to Brlgille Bardot's v·tca· J I was rensored. the producers stage bick Pring . the musical · • say, becouse she told one joke would hav t· m;Jde it llll't'l~· Hll they considered a bit too spicy through th e S11mmer Anne lly DOROTHY KILGALLEN for the videowaves Small Bancrot't and Ja!lon Robard s, . p d t'~~ th . g groups of ConumJ.nists are eo-starring ln "The Devils" 1 1 ' 1 d."' ay Grans>"lne her and released to dramatic eggy escr ~ e r marna P ~"v . ' kh th · gho t the coun- plans as '' dPfinile but vague ,, snea king into Domomcan Repub- won't appt'<Jr togt>l v~r 1mt1. the ... Elvls Presley's deal s opsafterrouthat. uThe subject Shf explains: · · · 1 1 c b· f' h · It· ·t · · · · · · .. w1th · ·, wor tr soon ··we feel as il I tc rom u cl to 1g t With the as sttlu We Repair All 1Jnlted Artists ror hiS Franku~ , Y . . , . , rebel forces and makto tlw ·oh .ad Johnny'' film i'- another of· matler ls as d1armmg as 1!1 were mamed a Iread)', but I I 1 h J · Makes & Models · b· · d k · t k d of don't · nt to gel mar I o t e U.S. and OAS troops 1 those fabulous contacts engJ- widely pu l_l~IZP Doo s mc~s m wa . I more diffi cult The 're a!l UndJ IJ;II'nt>ll 's lasl movie. -.eered by the canny Colonel and n('(.'rphlllsm GreenwiCh ned on a Sunday and have to I II d y I "Black Spurs" is current!\· I Parker. F'or this chore. Elvis , Village residents who have leome back to work on Monday ., lwe_ -adrme Ctnd commando '\ appearing at .the neighborhood 1: ·· b ul tht rame · I> being pa•d a mere $700,000 be en eompIammg a o . . theatres. usually supporting • • plua per cent ol the profits beatmk element, th• coffee- ] James Leo Herlihy's nexl l Choreographer John Butlet ["Moll Flanders" . The Thea'NY 2-2255 50 Michigan's governor, George houses and even the outdoor art \ n~ve!. "M1dmght C~wboy_" wt\1 1Will get_ the plum assignment 1 tre Gmld signed Lois Nettleton &01 1. Main St. Pomerov Romney , still has eyes for the show . have another be.et now I h1t the bookstall5 m m1d-Aug- ' or creating the Harlm~s BaJ.I to co-star opposite Robert Cumpresidency ,_ and chum. s say th.al ,the warm weather s. here. ··-~-- ·- ---. - · . _ _ ____ _ . __ _ _ __ Trope~. stro~ger • reportm~~ Voice of Broadwav • lion hideaway, an4 ftlose ore plateau being r!tfty four Inch•': the kind of neighbOrs Y?" don't just two more than that of call1get m W_est_Knee, Nebra_ska. fornl's Death Valley.1 LITTLE RAINFALL water olllll Cllltlllllll •,fltlt!IJ ' equal to lhe world I riven lee • covered Antarctica is a d 1 k , 1 k in aow and I I d lth l an a es, 19 oc e«. water ess an , w annua pr.. ice I ,c:;:ip;:;it;;;at;;;io;;;n.;o;;:n~its:;,_;v;;;a•;;.t.;i;;:nt;;;er;;:io;;.r_... · PoleiiU~ J an =--===--=. :;:-:--;:--;:-=:..::===.:.= II' 1 FOR DADS DAY SERVICE 1 1 THE FRIENPLY FOLKS COMFORTABLE RECLINERS Pr~~m S39 S199 RADIO & T.V. to •(! . .,. 1 '·/it BAKER FURNITURE CLELAND'S TY 1 MIDDLEPORT, 0. I he's prepanng to pitch for the They r~ upset bec~u~~ they feel Jl~blican nominatiOn by en· the ne~ghbo~hood •~ ge~~mg _to tering the primaries ln 1968. 1look l1ke Coney Island w_1lh They hint that he'd like Massa· all those hot dog and sort-drmk , t'hnsetts' young Negro attorney· stan~s springing_ up all over to ceneral as his running mate. serv1ce the tou.nsts on budgets. 1 &o demonstrate his thinking on I Doesn't the e1ty hav~ to the subject of civil rights- and cense those purveyors! The c1t· be would have to do something izens probably t"ould do some at least dramatic to win even good if they complained to • handful of Negro votes. Mr. Mayor Wagner ! Producer MarRomney is an able, charming ly RansohoH neally sn~tched and. appealing man. but most ' ?'he Year v ., th~ Kat and IJOII-wbites won 't want to know Castle Keep nght from un· lboUt that because he 's a Mor· der the noses of 40 ~ther bid - j mon . _. Rita Hayworth faces 1 d~rs . Some of the ~fters were 1 IUI'IerY again. for removal of : higher than Marly ~· but the 1 tumor. author!S wonted turn to have : 1 'lhe world may not be ready th~ pro~rties because ~hey ad· lor this, but a hitherto unpub· I ~Jre hts. cr~ftsma.nshlp" and Ushed and still untitled manu- 1 fllm-makmlil chemistry. I ICI'ipt of .a one-act play wr ittea by Caryl Chessman before . Penny Fuller and Anthony 1 ho wa1 put to death m San I Ro~erts, who play new~yw.ed• (luenlin'• ga 8 chamber in 1!1611. ] m Baroloot In the Park , have wiD be printed - probably un· , been contmumg their . romance . , • pseudonym - nert Octo- oll stage for some time but ., DEt:ENT lb. 39 WINNED!i c I Paradise Valley Fresh Frozen I' Allgood Bacon ~-Daily Sentin~~ ~~merov-Middle;o; 0 ~ June 16, 1965 1 ~~~~ I Helen Bottel-_j • • I I mr 1 K•1ng cra b Legs Atukon Frozon Pere h F1'll ets ...... Cat f•IS h f'll I ets ALUMINUM FOLDING BEDS WITH POLY FOAM MATTRESS 'l':tkf's up but lit11f' s pa('t> - will stand up nr t·orntor. Ju s! tht• 1hin~ fu r thai cabin or qnPxpt>cH•I'I rompan y. ThrH le& bed , Sizt> 24 x 72 in. :<: i 12 1 4 in . hi_il h. Rounrt aluminum tubing frame . Sq uar~ leg ~. I bracPs. Brd St'rt iun - 14 gaugl' galvanized wovPn wirr \ \ Iabrie 1 1 '~ in . poly foam maltreflls, tickin g rovrr ONLY .. .• ..• . $9.99 •ach four lee bf'd .si:tt 26 x 72 :r 13 lnrht ~ l,igh . Same fnmr and bed ~f'c tioo but tllickl'r foam matlress and sturriiPr. $13.99 each RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN tn \'liddleport·Pomeroy Cop'n John A& P SUPER- RIGHT QUALITY - TENDER, JUICY Fish Sticks c;;~;.:·_""__ FULL CUTS pkg. MADE WITH BUTTERMILK Bottom Round Top Roun d or CUBE Rotisserie Roast 5 99c STEAKS - - - ICED SPICED CAKE lb. 33C '' Orange Juice --- 4 69c Facial Tissues 2 49c Clorox Bleach lb. bog French Fries Frozen Lemonade BORDEN'S-5 VARIETIES Cheese Spread ~~D~- 1 Oc gol.60 - - - jug 4;:~k 89c Tomato Soup 10lf2 ---- Tomatoes c FANCY HOT HOUSE ._ _ lb. \ Aavot1ul ... ( l.···· -· 1/j Peanut 24111. lar Tom Thumb Frozen $ REDEEM YOUR A&P MAILER Coffee . ____ . __ . _. !!· $1.99 Stondord C. S. Yellow Corn--·--------- 8 Reg. $6.95 Va/111 - ......... kf 8rea ast - -- .....:_:_ .:~. _ 79c_[I _______ PLUMP-JUICY-FANCY FLORIDA-RED RIPE SWEET 22-lb. avg. 99C Bbeberries FRESH Jumbo Honeydews - ... 59c Green Beans pint - 39c 2 39c lb. FREE 303$1 No. c1ns Pork&Beans ____ 4 Tenderleaf Tea ---------------- Cookies j R"""'•"" • • • • ~_. • • - ·All Flovoro """· 'I9C Ptl~bur. 1 - - -- - - - Crisco ... ~·~!·~t~ _s~·~~ ___ . __ ,.,~ 91 c Belly Crocker Horneolylo Biscuits .. _.. __ .. 12 ~ $1 Little Bo Peep Ammonia . _...- 27e ----------------1 Heinz Cream of Mulhroom Soup ... __ .....• _ 6 .... No.1 $1 Spinach .. ~:·~·- ... 10 ':.,.* $1 22-oz. pkgs. Beads 0' Bleach _. __ . 8 16 ••. for 49c •, Magic Bleach- -------- ___ 59c G•l. Dry Trend --------------- r: 49c ·----- Liquid Trend _________ . _2 ':;i.. 59c ~- ~ -- Dutch Cleanser •......• _. 21c:;. 33c •• • • • • • • Large 24 Size each c Nabisco Bacon Thins . __ . _·~ 43c Watermelons Kotex Tampons .. _~~- ~.~~- ~~~ __45c 20-21/b. avg. ea. Red.Plums •••--- -•~ -· ·-· 29c Fresh Apricots _• __ . . lb. 29c Endive --•• -•••••• -- _., 19c Bibb -------- ----.. -•. lb. 49c \Spagnum Peat ••• ~- 11. $3.89 Michigan Peat __ •. •:~- $1.49 -------,...-- - - -.. --. Kotex Tampons __~~ ~'!· _•_ s~~- • --------~- ~.~-------------- Detergent OxydolFREE 50 ---lr• ....... .w-. .., c.-Ito LIJorCab . • !lap, 1/19/65 ., , ' ---- Guaranteed Ripe See Other Money S•vlng Coupons . ,, - - - - - - - ··-··· IIMDII MIDDLEPORT, 0. ..... 79c j ----------- bor Sweetheart Soap __ . _.. _. 4':!" 35c ' l!ll:p; 1/1!1/65 \ Fleecy White Bleach _... ~> ,.,ton 39c $ ........ TEASPOON 6 t lnolonl Van Clqa 1es ru1 Cheese Spread chol'• 24~. S3c Jlolllll . " ... -•.. . .... With 1111 Purehlll of 59C $1 :J 0~ ltEGt5TlR TAP£5 - Head • $5.00 or More I French's Mustard . _.. ___ 2 ';. 27c : IC._ V.P. C - • • 01.10C llclullve of Items Exempled by Law Expirerll June 19, 1965 ID Coli. Unit A&P's I COUPON 8-A FOR A J SWEET AS HONEY Kleenex con Cr01my or Krunchy ~~: Ice Milk __ .. _...... ~~~... 49c tOO-ct. boxes ANN PAGE . II SURFACE Carnetlon K,..,- All Flavon A sst'd. Colors [:·::!::::::::::::::::: SULTANA Gatden Fresh Fruits 1nd Veget1bles :~:~ $1 Tissue _____ .. ___ . 3 2 ,., 49c Ann P1ge Firm ... Avondale Peas ___ 7 N~~ $1 Fruit Cocktail . __3 lb. - . W. Ytt. I L_ llokoly dexola Oil 5i;:·25c Green Beans -- IRed, Ripe ... 16-oz. cans PI- Alll'd. Color• C Grape Jam LINI-- GRUN GIANT SLICED .--fJ Crest __ . _. ____ .. _.·-:~· 59c Cake Mix-~~~--- 3 ~$1 lOcOff a.-, East WITH US WORTH •••••• • • • • Ietty Crock• ANN PAGE PURE COOKING OR SALAD OIL TREESWEET I'll VOrl 55c 16-oz. loaves Toollit>Mte LEONA 3c OFF LABEL A&P BRAND FROZEN $ Aowttd 4p:~l69c Salad Dressing - - ~~- 39c 6 01. cans p,_ ~PLASTIC I Boston Rolled Roast ..... •. lb. rea SULTANA BRAND SWANEE A&P BRAND FROZEN lb. I JUMBO or BOLOGNA I Absolutely no cenltr sllctt r• moved from any haH ham sold o1 Kr-1 Drinks I ALL MEAT- ANY SIZE PIECE Speciar ~ ··'· lb99c Stewing Beef ~:.7__ lb. 79c $1 09 lb.7fJc lb. ' Ground Round 9 Heel of Round ___ .b.'isc lb. SJ-0 Bon•· Lass - - - l-Ib. 4-oz. lo1ves Watermelons Full Shank Half Kroger Fresh Baked White Circus 39c Fresh Button MUSHROOMS lb. 49c ENRICHER BREAD 79c MILK WELL JANE PARKER FAMOUS BAKED GOODS ~- -·- lb. lkim or HI Nu TRIMMED SPANISH BAR - c ~~!ine Ca1f Liver . _________ {_. __ .. _lb. I!ONE IN G. L. Wllilo. IMIHIIglon, W. Va. 1 Samsonitel Kr?ger is proud to offer you Paradise Valley Ch1cken-the freshest, tenderest frozen chicken lr-==~~~ Butt Portion- . lb. you have ever tasted-ready wrapped for your TEIDERAJ freezer. We guarantee its freshness and flavor · Stock your freezer with these values. ~- Tenderay Boneless pkg. - Val Decker Whole Legs c lb. pkg. Cop'n John Froren - Star 7th Week: 8th Week: 9th Week: Avg. 89( tb.43 c tb . 4 5 c lb. 5 5 c or dn~el Breasts 5to 12 lb. Cut •Up Tray Pack ... ··- 35c 1 1 Ll gh lw PI!:(h l STAMPS! 1hru Sat. June 19th Cooked lb. YCMllh A.!iked For It! !-il'hool. Acting nowaaay!l 1_s 11 Thts column ls for young peo· !Skilled profession. It requ1res I pie their problems ond pit-a"· yrars ol trammg. and you L<Jn 1 1 ure:s tbeir troubles and Jun . As get a lot of that training m high with' the rf'sl ot Hel('n Ht>lp Us!. school and college. Take all the it welcomes l"aughs but won't 1 F:nglish. drama . speech <:ou rs· i rlodge a serious quest10n with a e~ avallablt', and try out for all brusb _ off. Ihe srhoo! and commun1ty plays Send vow- t!•en·Hgt> questions you can manage hut <J t th<' 1 Youth Asked For It, cCtre of same time keep in mind you en 1\t'lfl lis~. thh n(·wspap· may change your pla11~. So •1 1 o:r. I ym1're considered rolleg€' n_1a- , HY SIT'fF.RS POOl. : terial. don't clasP thP door. A1m I il loward a h1gher edura t1on rvrn 1 1 0 ·:~ r .t'_t·n :_ _ . . 1f you don 't follo w through . This ] ty _g 11 l lnends and I are is far better than l'(>alizirfg 1n 1 .:~ 'nmn g ~~~ ~tart " rlub called I your senior year that you can't . 1 1:' Oah~· Sll_ler.s ThP mllney , go on becuase you havt'n ·1 ~ot \-\i<' earn we ~·1!1 put m a specm l the credits or the grades for uii .O. Th1' n t( a g1r! want ~ e1<· it Good lurk :-H. tra money fora specia l()('ras- De<~ r Helf'n: ~on she t"an _horrow i ~ and yay Tlus lt->ttf'r is in regard to the H back_. Do~) I you th1nk th1s ~~ 17 . yl:'ar - old girl who thinks a good adt> a . - H. B. she has l'ancer. You said you Dea r_ II . cou ld scarcely bel1eve that a Tbis cou_ld b~ a good 1d~a girl ·· would worry · :-. lienee tor I ONLY unt1l tht' second g1rl seven year.5 - hut strange; wanted to borrow money the things have happrn ed." Thcv first girl had ~ot yet paid llack . have . Her fl:'ars are very reai. -and that ~mght be the end of I Un itt a year ago . I also thougnt The Baby Sitter .~ Cl:Lb . 1 had canter. I'm 20 years old Instead, why don l yoa. each now, bu t havt' had th is fear pay dues, .~hic~J c~n be ~ept ,n ·since 1 was 10. 1 spent nine I tpeclal lendmg fund · Even miserable yea rs rry mg my "•· II , 101 I'd hate to, be_the trea~w-~r to sleep. I nev~r dated boys of your orgamzat10n - shP s m either. because 1 didn't want for 1 lot of trouble~ - H . them to know. I was a good stu· I . : denl. but when I graduated 1 Dear Helen ·. Ill you thmk • bov of 13 " 1from high !Chool 1 accepted a too young to know what he ! loy-paying job becaq::e 1 didn't wants .to do ? I have made up wanl to take a physical. 1 met nund to become an artor. ,a fello w i:lnd fell in lovt•. but I I treated him awful beca oso ; I Jly parents laugh J:ver since .I was si1 1 have Ididn 't wa nt thim to know 1 was 1 hacl this amb1t1on. I read books "dying " He left me . ' • acting. 1 am taking d-andng i But my lovr for him finally j leuons to _get used to the 1 I?Bde me confide in my mothltal•· I get kidded .about them, J,r Sht> tonk me to st'vt-ra! dm·but I don 't care - I know what tors, Now 1 know 1 don 't have t want. i •·anrer. Helen , I didn 't win the I My parents want me to go to 11irst boy friend bark . but 1 do ' C!Ollele·. But I ffilve two ~rot hers ]hav ~ olhE>rs now . 1 hopt> the who will go. and I lhmk the ]girl who wrote to you will fol · money should llt' spent on them : low your advice. She has a long losltad. One wants to become · life ahead of her. - EVE 1 1 doctor, and the othf'r is very This co lumn 1s ded icated lo I 1111111 In school too. What do family livmg , so if vou 're hav-1 JOU think '! - R. J , ing kid troublr JUSt pl·ajn I Dear H : [!roub le. let Helen help YOU. , I think you should most derin· :she will <:~lso welcome your I ltely forw on the cart>f'r whkh O'-'R amu s1ng experienres. Add· I interests you . Hut 1his doe5n't ress H~len Bottel in rart' or : mean turning your ba ck on this newspaper. in an_,. TURKEYS 2-LB. PKG. HELEN HELP Us!] 1 - - by Retnils effecli ve ~rmour Zenith Color TV WINNERS Premium SwiffB frying Chicken FRESH FROZEN PLAID I• 1 1 1 SlOO DUCKLINGS IF YOU LIKE FINE Gl"5- !I·\ II FRESH FROZEN ..---- 1 .. I J .q ' ,••<~~-' .-11' gient box $1.59 ---- c ' ' . I I �·• . I \ I I '} f :.-Classified Ads Your ·Modern Communi tv Bulletin Board II WANT AD INfORMATION For Rent ® I 8-~·=D=a=il=y=S~e=n=ti=n~el~!=P=o=m=e~ro=y=·Middieport, 0., June 16, 1965 •• ·---------------'-----~, - · · - • - •• ·----·-- · ___ ..... --- - - 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Tbo Meigs County JuDior I \1~-!!t., ~.d~:!"":,(lll+"n:::•tiOfl liOl~, ' •• \·1 I I t I I I t M c I'IUN~ Sen>l~ Pomeroy Motor Co. ~~--- IO~I!mOI'IR ® Softball Piay PIanned i-,::========:.! u:. . AUTO Jl, loUIJI,I.• •na SNUI'I'Y fiMI.... HE LIT OUT FER TH' SCHOOLHOUSE FUST THING THIS DAILY CROSSWORD AOa088 1. U.N. $340 BJaE!ffnar'S 1 river 15.\i(erll 18. Breau ouddenly oh"'!>IY 23. Man'.s HEARING AID! 1 N~~lL~;:s a~~;~~ntri~~~~ :~~ H~USE-FOR8ALE~4 ;!.~: ~~~:,::-T::~::!. ,,::.. """'"· WILLIAM S. DILES I I Welcome . To ALL I s.i I I I ----------------1 1 ...,...,,.,,.,..,...,.,.,,.,,...,.....,..........,...,.,..1 GIANT SALE • Blaettnars .(,OJ b ................ ........... .. _._..,.,..._ __ --··---....... - ...- ... ... Bsnt-......,..._....._. I NOTICE! fowl 20, Soak flax ·tewr 24. Etruscan Juno 27. Ovum 29. Male Bheep 10. Wiee king y..._..,.• .a.... 37.Bore 38. Whtalen llour: Ind. 19. Asiatic 24.. ld:.wial ..... 22. Indite 25. Dlaease of .tbeep var. top name SCHOOL'S OUT FER TH' 21. OlrJ'a .... ot church e. 36. Harden: window nick- HE MUST BE TETCHED 1N lH' HAlO!! 3:1. Proj«tl"&' 10. P&radJH Ill. Drapery 20. Knock 28. tfnendlng 39. Euy: ot. 41 , ll'krwer 42. Sal.anumder 43. Man'• -· name: 40. Partot "to be" 31. Africa~~~, river 12. liqattve ropty 33. Elcav&te M.At.... lll')'lla1 3T. Duce tlep 40. Large, showy llowert 44. Spirit lamps II. Bowttrt"'' hemp: All& 4T.o...· - ~~ 48. Bay l "What I'd like to know Ia when aro thay comin& up with a rldlnc vacuum cleaner?" ••• Corlaln rec:ordlnp 110. Snuc -~~ DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE _ llere'a ltow to 1t0rll It• • I, ° ....... ..,..,.. 17. Denary 1 WIN A FREE a. InllAJte 6. HWy 'l. Not 1trlct 8. Lea.ve out 9. Hawaiian li.'BIIIftll _• I eenten l~.Frtnch I _ 2. Otherwlae 3. Pub item.• •· Apple e,tod POMEROY MOTOR CO , Ul &CCOWit I . Slant . 11. Apportion 12. DotntaU.- AIR CONDITIONING l DOWN 1. Settled, u obJecUv• ---ElectnC' T Held June 1r: 'h-.,y s.'•-o•..,•aQ-. MARK IV &MEBALL BEFCRE 1!! ville Reds; Yankees at TUJ>pers Plains. July 15 - Reedsvllle Reds at Reedsville Yaniteea; TUpper! PlalnJ at Chester. July 22- Reedsville Yankee! at Chester; Tuppero Plalils at R··•·vllle Reds. ~ 11te Cbester and Tuppcro p•-~w1 uwm teallll'l 11 have a prac· tice game today at 5:30 p. m. at the high school field. All boys,.. men of the Cbester and Tuppers Plains areas Inter- S 1 Cbamber o1 Commerce (Jay· l ROOMS and balh, furnishl'd For • e Business Servicet OF ceet) wUI oponaor • eblcllea .·nl Mulberry-av. WY 2 ·' NOW, Fish Bait all season BULL00ZE_R___WORK wanted. ')UAlfTY OfOr 0. barbecue on tbe Pomeroy Mo. .., .. n!ln 5506 or 378 Second-st., Pome- long! 100 young night crawlers Small dozer, reasonable rate. tor Company Used C.. 1.4)(, u,,,,., ·p;u Allu""" rov. · 615-tfc · 500 HT Cpe. $1799 Ealll Mala Slreet, durlnC the """''"'"" · and "Hybrid" redworms p hone WY 2-2208. 1963 ford GaIIXI8 '" ''' "~,.. ,., 1 "~'''~'" ""w ~-~'(1 " (1111X ' ed) lor "1.00. Plenty of 6 16 !Ole d R d f ' · b wltb match• big Re-lla w--'end JUDO 111 11 •h~ ~· ..,,hlir~tlo" FU SHED bath 1' 406 cu. in. V8 engine, 4 spee trans. e lOIS e• eca I UN RNI 4 room, ' free worms! !Extras). Com- SEPTIC TANKS- cleaned -W~rite lng vinyl interior, radio, heater, new WW tires. Was $1989. 19-10. Tbe dbuter ud hmeb utility room, nice yard. ll.MOI I.A h Point b. ing soon" 8 rown nose worms" 814 Viand St., Pt Pleasant, W. Weekend Special · b 9p W $ 1099 wUI consist of barbecued 1nr ,...\•l'l • l~!le• """'tv•" rn~ t1~n1 1 La11<. Linco n Heig ts. P · for catfish! Also "African" Va. Sotp 1961 Chev. Green rier lSI. agon cblckeu, baked bean&, slaw, ' • mlo• <H '<' ir<;' •nw ·~• df'<'""ed 6 3 "" ,., .,,n~h l l' ' :rr,...,. • hou ltl IJir 6 16 tfc WY 2-3874. (Mexican) night crawlers, - - - - - - - - ··- - - _ Radio, beater, whitewalls, red finish. A weekend special. and potato ehlpa. Tables and r•' "' 'r!~ ot lrnm...-liall'l~ rite .,uh h~ l l t'l Will Ofll !~('- n!ll'"l\~lnll' !no these large worms require CAR ~AHSED and vacuumed. 1961 Chev. Bisc1yne 2 Dr. $1295 cllairl ,.m he furolabed. m<>rf <h ill' """ •ncnrrf'-l'' ITl!'letii<On Brad- no refngeration' "Deal w1th Wilsons car wash, 550 Page-s&. 11 000 honest mileage power steerin:~~. Powerglide, 6 cyl. HOUSE with bath in lyons, the guy who selis more Middleport. WY 2-3517. Open enf,ine, good rubber, ilght green finhsb. See a new one, mwm:wltll~~ !II~ ested in playjng are uked ta 1un:s bucy. Call Mrs. 0. K. tur W&n! An Ruliand. SH 2-<1294.' o u~nt.• pP> wnro on• Hl.'le rflnn less !" John Mohler, from 8 a. m. .. 8 p.m., sevea on Y $1295. be present. '• llnimum .;nan,:e 80 cent.1 6 6 4ct "' lJ ['~n t.• \10! 1 Wf'ITrl tOI rltrPP OflO Creek Road, Middleport, days a week: _ _,_ ~-JI'I'LJIIVf' Phone WY 2-6163. BULLDOZER WORK, eqUipped Sit ll l'l CI" O! !)l~rllUill o!l p a id 10. IOd 4 ROOM HOUSE I S Jdl! pa i .:i 1101thU. lO '11y• n ~ yracuse. lh · h B OPE N EV ES. 7-"" Phone Mabel Winebrenner. . 6 15 3tc w t Wine · fg or small job. ""' P.M. 0Uf . , I l l ' OF tR/I'iiKl' 8 Otll'l'l>Allllr:S 11.2!'1 fto• .511 word m!rl WY 2-3352. 6 16 61c Call daytimes Wllf-31>1, evenPOMEROY, OHIO .,num ~; :~ch 1&0dlt10n1 1 "'",.., II! OF' Fit :E HOU RS - - - --- - ~ !. M&M coNTRoLs ;;'!~~ ~!,~· Gene :a;;,; l'~iiiiii~ A Sio-Pllch Softball League 11;30 1\ M f<> 5,00 P M DaHl §pT urtlu.J 8 :30 A -.4 to \2:(11) lll\011. THREE ROOM and bath, !urn~ , ALFALFA WEEVIL has been organised !01 residents .J IT'!. SO ~AS.,. !Shed. h d apartmenl, utilities SEE THE 1965 T O Pt ,ACE A Ph Malathion &: Meth~tii}"Chlor are or any person working in the RESU1.1" t>ROntJI.:INO one WY 2-5435, top . reo:omrnended tor contrull{;. Eastern Loca1 School District. An "Electric Tour" was held Iurms e . """"'"' .\P 212 s. 5th Avenue, Middleport '"' ...u. Spray '"""""'"' 1 I'" 1or ,. • H members, thelr u ntco.,,.,., Alfalfa wweuil <·on ~ 0 ~'-" ~~ Games will be played at '~ne PHONE WY 2-2156 Ohio. 6 16 tfc ~a~~:Y!ot~~r~1!)' h~~"~r,twndu :~~ S:30 p. m. on Thursday witll friends, porents and advlson 4 ROOM furnished house in 'I dues in mdk. Low (Olti~lty, euy At Pomeroy Motor's Used Car Lot postponed contests to be made in_ Meigs, Jackson, Lawrence. to a pply. Gives verv 10od contMason, WY 2-3872. 6 12 6tc . "' or ''"N'"" '""" '"''· JUNE 17_18_19•2.0 up on Fridays. There will be Vmton, and GaiUa counties. Card of Th~nks ;~~~~..::..: ~-· _ _ ____: - I Intis up lo 3 weeb . Alw ron'11lose attending met at tho ,.,1~ larm· ~~~~~~- tat!l up to J no home plate umpirt:, only ~ h d I ,I FURNISHED ap~rtment, up· I· fl'kJ. AIIO contrul~ lillitllt'bUti[J, IT'S ALL FREEl EXHIBITS-DISPLAYS wnpl'res on the bases. ·~ere Is Kyger Creek Generating plant MR . C. J . Eb ersu<~C an amstairs, 4 rooms, bath and · "'her for age h •seo:'LII. LANDMA·R K HI iiy extends. a. special .thanks 'I laundry. WY 2-5434. 6-12-4tc I Mel ~• county Farm uurt"au t:u Sales & Service nn age limit. for a pre-tour orientation by Jy. lll"'r;.tivl' Ano<'i~lion - E 1 • t and appre~tatJon f~r k1ndness APARTMENT FOR RENT-- AI- I .\l am s~re•t. Pomeruy. • Teams from Chester and Tup- an Ar~ her, Area ~... xtens Ion A~· 1 shown durmg the Illness and , . · •Fiu Aim 1 E C pers Plains will play home ent, 4-H. Following this, they dealh of their Iovin~ wife and s? trmler space. Good , . os very ar games on the Eastern High toured the plant and then went mother . Special thanks to lion. Call Walter Crooks, II y IHEAVY DUTY chain •Transferable Wben School field and Reedsville will to Gallipolis lor a tour or the Rev. Wilbur Pemn lor las ' 2 3631. __ 6 16 tfc and bulk lank. WI 9-3443. You Trade Car~ play at its ball field there. 11te Buckeye R.E.A. consoling words, tlie Women 's ! 1676 Lincoln Heights, 2 bed-r 6 15 • Guaranteed 24 months Insurance Cody llloves North schedule will end July 22 with The purpose of tbe tom: was Gulid and Happy Harvesters• room house. wilh bath, base-: ALU:.tfNVM HOAT and otoor 24,000 miles GUARANTEED. renewable lor To Chicago Post a siugle elimination tournament to give eacb an opporluntly I• Class of Federatt>d Church, Tnt:nt, bUJltpm cupboard, hard· j Ch· . S . WY m r to follow. On August 12 the increase their understanding ol 1 ~ear 1es, lass and , wood floors, gas furnace. Call ares 2-2551. e Most Popular Unit life ho:.pitalization. .. Issued 6 VATICAN CITY (UPI) -N'P.w tournament championship game how e1ectr'JC energy is generatI the Loya l Pals L 6 15 3If ages. Ph one WY """1 6· Orleans Archbishop John Philathea Women of the Mid- Trary Whaley, WY 2-3054 afl- "TsS'i'EfiiE()'C;;ns.;Je,.:_:~ri: 1n the U.S.A. ed an d to 1earn of the many ' at will be played. 2 18 tf dleport Chu•ch of Chnst er 5 p. m. 6 8 tOte 1965 STEREO console, ---~ trick Cody, an outspok,.. SCHEDULE OF GAMES job posslblfilies in lhe electri· and the Ruiland Chorch of - ~ - - - - - -· -- I equipped, 4 speed changer 00 I Marine Supplies porter of racial justice, June 17 - Reedsville Reds cal field. Christ for their food and FOR RENT - Trailer spac~ 1 at volume control. This set · Installed __ _______ ___ _ .. _ _ ___ _ named by Pope Paul VJ -----at Chester; Tuppers Plains at 1FOR SALE I' rt bo 1 ·th flowers, all the neighbors and on N. Second-av in Middle- I 4 months old. Lovely I · · : " · a WI · as the new Archbishop of Reedsville Yankees. PAINTING UNES friends of Middleport, Rutland port. Near shopping district. finish. Take over payments I 3S H.P. Motor, trailer, life I cago. He is almost cerhlin June 24 _ Reedsville Yank- Center lines being repainted and Pomeroy, for flowers ' " Concrete ~atios. Call WY 2- of $5 per month, or pay jackets, skiis and etc. See at l be elevated to cardinal. ees at Reedsville Reds · Chest- .today north from Cheshire on and kinJness, Dr. R. P. Dan· .,.186, WY 2-~46 or WY 2-3600. ance of $81.54. Try it in your Pomeroy, 0. Bill Cozart's Garage in Ra- . The 57. year . old Cody ei at Tuppers Plains. ' Rt. 7, are expected ·-o be finJuly 1 - Chester at Reeds- IS 1 epor1 an d .els, Holzer llospilai doctor'!! 6-5-tfc home. Call WY 2-6555, IJ-12 cine. $550.00. I 10 6tc ceeds 1\lbert Cardinal · hed through M'ddl l ~ Ewing Funera1 I1 .~-lnsura'-ce n who died of cancer on ville Yankees; Reedsville Reds pomeroy bY Thur~ay. •• -uv and nur ""S, Home. Dr. Sellm Blazewicz 3 and 4 ROO~ furnishe<,; apart- WILLIAMS 27 in ~eel coal. ~etgler BuUdtD , h. f Chicago is America 's at Tuppers Plains. Ohio State Patrol ls cautioning 0 0 for kindness extended, and 1' ments. Rowley & Reed Hard- furnace. Automatic damper new homes Bmlt i .SIIPP•r Catholic archdiocese with 2.34 July 8 _ Chester at Reeds- drivers in those areas, 10 kitcb- AUTOM BILE Lo Insurance been · 1 to the pallbearers who assist- ware. 5 11 tfc control. Charles Byer, 365 · canceled? st you; opera- million Catholics and 3,000 : .-:.~.;......::;~::::._:..;;~~--======-=-"1 . en8, storm windoW!, slum. 1or •s f'1cense: Ca11 WY 2-2966 priests and ·cody's new post is S. 6t h Ave., Middleport. ed at the time of burial, your __ kindness shall not be forgot- 1HREE and four ron'b rumi~he6 10 6tc tnum siding. Call Guy Nelg· 615tfc expected to enhance his posi· ler, Racine, Ohio. · 1 1 d h. 110 ten. 6 6 Itc _ ed and IIDfurniabed opan. 7 ROOM BRICK building, with n ea ers ip. 12 29 tiC PHPTO Copymg servtce 0\J< 1 1 WE WOULD like to express our menta WY 2-5434 12' 6 tfr garage, can be used as a reles made of legal papt>r I ; .gratitude to aU who helped MODERN 4 room and bath sidential or business building . AUCMONEEB birth ret1lrds and almost an; I Pleasant Vallty Hospital at the time of the death of furnished apartment Middl; Completely air - conditioned. Complete Service other documents. ADMI'ITED - Mrs. John I . our husband and father, porL WY 2-3374. ' 4 21 tlc Also one good used electric CrUt Bradford Reuter Insurance, Pomero, VanKirk, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Latest Model RADIOEAR Hearing Aid will be given George Higginbotham. Spec-- :ange. ~hone ~y 2-2374 . LewWrite, Prone or Contact 1 t de Mary Beckwith, Pt. Pleasant ; I absolutely FREE to some hard of hearing person ial thanks to Dr. Davis Rev. TRAD..ER LOTS - free &e\_¥- 1!1 H.epa1r Serv1ce. A. C. BRADFORD - - Mrs. Ann Davis, Kanauga , ' age and water. Brown's Trail e 10 6tc Legal Notice I DISCHARGED - Charles Chee~brew, the pa!l Fun beart!rs, Racine, Obio5 1 tft! during the BIG BEND REGATTA to be held June Rawlmgs Coats er· er Park. (Sia te Approved) . IN THE coun oF Ray , Jackson, Ohio; Mflll, Mar8 a! Home, Neighbors, and flow· Minersville, Ohio, Phone WY BUDDY HOUSE trailer, 10x42. Mi~~~~:u:i:~~Hio Jon McCarty, Apple Grove; p . 18-19-20 in Pomeroy. The drawing will be held 011 . hbor dn 1-3324. 1 1.5 tfc Reasonable. Contact Nancy L. Karl Graeser, Plumbing ud UGA1. NOTICI mela Leach, Pt. Pleasant; Rog- ' s, an owPope Rutland. 6 10 6Lc 1 8 f ,.•. 13'7..4 C L k. 8I Horne, Nelg Sunday, June 20th, and winner need not be present er donors. Mrs. George H1g' eat Ill ;M•zl• w•uac:• · er avey , a m. Mlnenville, Obfe 1 S245 - 51th strMt, North FOR SALE to win. RH 1 ESa 1 1e FOr Sal 8 ••. ,,.,_ " •' ,,. ' •••· ginbotham and Family. TWO FINED ==--oc~~- ___ End your sewer troubles Pomeroy Mayor Charles LeFill out the coupon below and moll to In Memory£ 16 ltp I rooms, I We s:=: gar fined Cecil Bolin, Albany ___::____ taped for easy installation or' ath , storage butldmg, out Reasonable Ratti le-o Flo,rtd• Coll•t•· .• and cosls on a ch•~rge ' CARL, you left us 6 long years! scope. Call WY 2-3833 of high waler. calf WY 2·2543 Call WY 2-m4 Da or Night ... , ""M'· ' resisting arrest and $75 for leav-11 6 ~ 6 6tp today, June 7th. Your s1ster. 1 6 I6 Jle Y 7 26 tfe ! :,;;~~,,~:_~;:;:.r~!~th, , ing the scene Gf an accident .lt. P.t•rsburg t , Florid•. Violet, went to meet you ( IVE BAil 24 h ll --- 3 BEDROOM home good condi- - - 1 Tuesday night. ln other court RADIOEAR HEARING AIDS January 10, 196li. Bolh sadly ' Ice da , d . our, se -serv- lion, 1618 Ll'ncot'n Helg ht s, Al:tt' CONDITIONING action, Michael Roush was ht M I J k' Refrtger R fri ' H•wtrd ,,. .. k, missed by your parents, Mr. y an mg . . mnows, Phone WY 2-3810. a JOn serv ce. ac s e K ·l ., Trusurtr ot Molgt County, 12 WEST STATE ST. ATHENS, OHIO fined $5 and costs on an asand Mrs. Charles Babcock, night crawlers, red worms. 6 16 12t eration, New Haven, Phone Pomeror. Ohio, sured clear distance citation, brother Emmet, and sisters, Fife Trading Post, Rt. 7, . .: TU ~~5~------· 4 I tfe Danny F!lnne.:•·,_;.·, ""'''·"· / and Roger Walker $10 and costs ~ _ Ruby, Garnet and June. Middleport_,_O~io_._ 6_9 12tc fl ~ ,_, 0 BEATING, Plumbing. :~;.,,.~,;;.,~, s;::r;:o.~·,;;;;: Th e f oIIowmg · person is hard of bearing: 1 for reckless operation. 6 16 lip UJtflftl' Ko til t~ FIIJ1laces. Arnold Brolbera, ~;~·~;\i;:f~::Y·,~~~)rJ~r:f.:::: ----No-ti_ce _ ___ - 111 Easl Maio stree~ Pom- :" DEPARTMEI\'T CALLED I I POMEROY - One story frame leroy. Pboue WY :1-%448. . The Racine Volunteer , Name ' 5 rooms, modern bath, kltch-' ~ I, _!~ 21)_t fc ClnCKEN BARBECUE : June department at 1225 p.m. TuesAddreso J en has built-in cooking units A SI 19 and 20, at Village Hall, i ~~::;~~:: .~:·~:~~;,:; day went to the Blanche Bigg!! I stai nless steeD. fi'u!l base- ! uto a es Middleport. Look for the residence, near Racine, where - 1 REGATTA WEEK IN ment, forced hot air heat ing, I smoke damage was cnused _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .....) signs. From noon unil ? '! 't garage, good iocalion. 63 Pontiac _ $2,395 One half barbecued chicken, , POMEROY a faulty flue. - - -- - -"""""'""'""'_ _ 500.00. Station Wagon. V8 Catalina baked beans, cole slaw and RURAL HOME _ 11 _ roo-mil 6 pass. 4 dr. One careful Lo. potato chips, $1.25. Middleport Come. visit and have fun! cal own~::r . Hydramatic. PoIf you need help of a n y frame, bath (copper plolmt>in!:ll wer steering. Very nice. Volunteer Fire Department. kind, see us at Landmark and plenty of water), 64 Pontiac _ $2,895 6 16 4tp You're Welcome! · basement, garage, located Station wa.:on. VB Catalina I WILL not be respons ible for Route 143. Owner will 6 pass. 4 dr. Spotless alJ any debls C<JDtracled hy in financing. white finish. Like new in· RIVER DOCK SERVICE anyone other than myself. , FARM _ 77 acres, " ,,ultiva~ll Power side and out. Hydranurtic. steering. Signed: Clyde Wines, Jr., RaFOR GASOLINI OM ed, some timber, 6 cine, Ohio, R.R D. frame home, bath, well, SUPER SERVICI 6 16 Jtp er system, front and Pomeroy, Ohio STATION SPECIAL, Regalia Week end OPEN porches, cellar bam (24 x 28), 11,==-n~~:'f.:"'""'""'~l only. We will give a free canmany otber buildings. Located 1 24 HOURS opy, hitch and light hook-up on Roule 143. 16500.00. w...ld t!laDdanl o1 l!ompael with any model new Apachei';;;;;;;:;::::;;;-;;:;o=""===,..ll Escoll01H10 Camper. Come in and regist- OON'T PUMP yrxl s!ugglsh sep. ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN -~ Big ear room, ride and pill' WY %-.1830 er for free prizes for Regat- tic tank. Get KJean.Em-All WY !-Je3S • bnhnW 1111111 • 4 *-' ..... htrmance. SmaD car eCDDOmy 6 15 3tc ta Display. Qllality Print septic tank cleaner. LandIIIII mauagerabiUIJ mark Farn:. Bureau. Shop, Middlepurl. Am,.;bary HOUSE FOR SALE See • Itt .... ~ ... •=II Apache Sales, Gallipolis. Z 18 tfc Modern Ranch Style. BeautUul Me 6 6 Jtc AUCTION ever~· Wednesday and location on top of small E. :S.:,~=roy Earl's Barher·· ShoP~ - Raein~, SJturday. Welch 's Auction, facing State Highway Garage on ........ '*'- .... l!Od Ohio, now ha s two barhers, Laurel Cliff, Route 124. Route 7 with good road to main PIIDDe Wl' z.ll7t Earl Custer and Roger Hi ll. 6 2 30tp h~ghway. ro?r bedrooms, living, -,---:-----,.,.,-•-72_ ::~ 1 - b;,u,y. B..,.We will apprecmt.e your pat- ;;;:;,;~~=:-o-=--::._::_.::,2 I dmmg, family, kUehen, E I t ronage. 6 15 3tc MEXlCAN TOM,.TO plants for I fast play' maid's. utility and mp oymen _ _ _ _ ___ sale. William Holmes, Syra· shop. Three baths, ceramic tile ~ YOUNG MAN wants cuse. f> 26 tfe and wall to wall carpet on · work on farm or am~hi,lll! floors .. About two-thirds of else suitable. Call Gallip•olis, M • M CoNnon bouse ts paneled In mahoganv 367 7246 6 Al.FAL,A WIIYIL 3fld Walnut Air COn d'(· d' Yllatldoll • M.etnHCttlor are top. • l 10ne . ' - . ..~==--=c~ommencled tor C<Jntrolllr~ 1 A. lt· i Large patio and drmble carport EMPLOYMENT Wantedau weevu. l'.:eooomteal Umco All I On lot 200' 300' ••··•uay be seen· : penenc · ed ·m1ertor · and -c::; ·•t•er· l llfa "''*vu spray Cf)Dt•lna b 0,h 1 . Jl: I will be out of Ma:r n a~pueot up to 1 daYJI before I by appmntment only. ior painti~. Free estimates. harve.t, no '1!J!due1 tn rnilk. Low Call 985-3555 Chtiter, 0 hto Phone WY 2-2682 or tee tor.JeJty, eau to appiJ' G!vee v.r:r , I1ood cnntrol or datruc:th·• tnvae er Cullums Ji-29-li;, Irlht'ioti my office June 13 •t.a¥•. lute up r.> ll w~u. At.o HOUSE FOR -·- . contrail 11/lttkbuiJ, otbar rora e SALE : 4 fO(Jms, : -1 l lnF•ec~ LANDMAlUI.. Me!p eount:r laundry room lf.t bath. Tiled . H&lp Wanted th roug h June 20 •rm Bureau Cooperatlv4! Aaaoc!a' '·j;j;;llll I ttnn - E<t.- Mila Stl'Mt, Pomeroy. floors in all rooms. Living ----·- '" 1 Dr. Ray R. Pickens ICLOTH awni sand h room wall . to . wall carpet. MIDDLE-AGED woman to care n. I anc~ sam:! porJ:";ha;~: 193 Beech St., Middleport.. lor mvalid. Call SH 2-5415. Sundown Finn Files _ .. _ _ _ Venetian blinds and repairs. _!'_hone: w~_:!-3817. _ 610 6tc ' ~Uf3tc Notice !If A eal 1 10 TOMATO plant• for i Dale Wippel, 215 Umon Ave., FOR SALE: Comploteiy mod- WAITRESS -apply person, A notlce of has been oale Wtlllam Holmes, Syra- Pomeroy. 518 30tc ern, 3 bedroom rancf home ' Hluo and Grey, Pomeroy. , filed by e&R, Inc., doing buslcuse. ~ 26 tic I USE ONE of our Carpet Sham- m new area on Cheste• Road.:-··-----6 _I ~~ neg as- 1lle Sundown, Star HEAR IT ON WMPO Llew- pooers FREE with purchase Phone WY 2-0337. 5 28 ttc 1 WANTED : LPN at Carman s Rou(jo, Pomeroy, !rom an order ellyn 11tompson's "Life and or Blue Lustre Carpet ShamWanted To llu;-~ Nurs~ng Home, Pom,eroy, of the Uquor Control Commis. Light" program, Monday tbru poo. Baker Furniture Middle.._ _ _ --~ . Omo. . e 15 3tc sloo of tbe State of Ohio, ' .Friday at 1:15 a. m. EST. port, Ohio. tc ROOTS WANTED, Gen-Singfli. s. Cl•lt s.~O,., 11te commission, according ta 6 15 6 0 -:-::::;::c::::::-=--_::125 f% 1965 SEWING MACHINE- De golden seal speclal, SOO lbs . . :t;;, "':;·~ ..::'... ·~ ,..1':... the appeal, suspended the busiiiJ3'(WUBD..I IIIIUr ----\. I1Y of May Apple Roots. Clean! l'hnu!lllnd• "' "'"' nf*' '·re~*•'n" ne~s for a 14 day period 1118 'l · IUtOI Deer~ onstrator. These machmes ful- 1 and dried 6 cents per lb : ·r•t"tn• ontt• •ppninte·o &spoor'f!M• u .. 1,.., Cou t . , · Si.T, NIGHT celjoae.lled'l 1.1011 your opera· 1 , te d •.,r.: • . ·, usu•n, u.nn.-e•..,., IRKS tntnrm• ··~J n )' corporation says "'"'• n-• ,.,. • ....., ·-·. Y Duaran e ~. or pay $5 Top price ror all other roots. ''Dfl lin '"'~ ..,,.r~ ... ~.. u,.,.,.ntto thf.: qar~ · f;,, not In acoord MIDDLIPORT ... ........ ... ~ ... • ...... D--·· 'II Oh'10. , PMM. 1.\'rll• '""U ~"'"' ...m ldotr•• lOot 'th Iaw and unsupportedance lliUa per montb· Call WY 2-6555· Bill Ba'le 1 )', ~vi e, • WI by f.l"-6tc t 10 6tc l ~:1;'" ..~: reliable and sufficient evidence. OIAUCJN£5 ' r.Mi\TS 7HE MAT'IER,KIP? 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Ros"'e 5,00 City M· .rg•·'s Rel"'rl 6:00 Sign On 5:15 990 Hit Parade I-30 News (Local) 3:16 11te Sunday Sbowcaae 4' 40 Jim Meeo Show 6:00.15 Muslco· Clock 9:110 orr The Air 6:30 Sundown Serenitd• THE BORN LOS~R -:-·· - - - - - 5:00 News 7:30 Sign Off By-ART SANSOM r-------~--------~ ' 0 0 ' l LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 'ALL·! WHADD'YU14 MliAN, "ALL" 1 WE HAvE ALL THE W1TNii~ WE t£Etl TO a.ose OOWN TI-llS OPE!:?ATION ~ :I NICE TR'{. llOYS. BUT t.ET'S NOT Bli HAST'(' ----'--Ji BRANNER 00 ALL ·ruaiT1 ~ 0, OIJ 1IIEi COtiiJT OF ' ·11111:E!i WB'L~ A•~ • om! LIP! : •• •• 1 I . "' ._ '· "· '" I ~IEX1CAN app~r .-:::::= l .I I L.~.- :::..:::·O:.:...,q - ..... ,..... ~~ -, ..~.......... ...- I , INGELS 'FURNITURE ~::~R;. ' - · lv GEOIIGf WONDE~ 1 liE~ B\ Nl!r\l "1>1\MS ... 11!: 'lOt/. \\£ liOIIl -T l<XJ TO OPERATE IMMa>ll<laY. �., ,. I J ::.:..:::..:.:::!....::.:..::.::....:..::...;__ __::__ _:.__- - - Mciioly About People In . or Racme . d , NOW IN HAlf·Q UARTS. Carden Club Meet8 At Riggs' Home LYONS Clover Fum Store TUPPERS PLAINS ~IIF Y'1'JR Szzzzzcrackle .'iwul.-er for Even! Ht'v. Glenn Hall, Conference Supt. of Free Methodist Churches of Southeastern Ohio, was the guest speaker at the Hysell Run Free Methodist Church on Sunday afternoon when friends and members met for the annual Homecoming. Rev. Hall spoke on the topic, ''A New Song." Preceding the afternoon program of singing, and fellowship, were the morning wor· ship service and communion. Lunch was served in the new park area shelter. Among lhe guests present was Rev. W. J. Hampp, former pastor at Hysell Run in the years l9JO.l9ll. Food Market Clever Farm Department Store Sunday, June 20 ,_.CANE u9ar PHONE SH 2-5543 RUTLAND Round Bone Shoulder Roast ... 59c ENGLISH CUT ROAST ~69c NO BEEF 49c Fre1h, Leon Every Ounce Guaranteed LB. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Plan An Outdoor Picnic For Dad!! Graded SLICED OR CHUNK SIRLOIN BOLOGNA 3 lb. 1.00 lb. Wi&l lllt De"''''" eoupon •nd pu.rell"" ol •llJ pkf. Canned Hams 3 lb. can c 79c Swift's Prtrntu-u. 1. Cov.no~nont lnopectotl Sliced Luncheon Meats SLICED BOLOGNA PICKLE & PIMENTO LIVER CHEESE COOKED SALAMI &-Ill. 29c e.oz. PKG. Bush's Dry Pack 10c Sale! •• Now tfuu Sot., Jun1 19, a1 any IVANS 1o··c Pork 6- a.;,.. Croat Noothoro Beane Navy leona Pinto leans October Beano Mexican lean• Kidnoy Beano Iutter Ieana 1.59 M,., Filbort'o Clll'l' SO EXTRA S&I:H STAMPS _ WHi tfllt lll,fiMfllll' lOUIHNI ad P~NIIoM of C111 4 CANS OR JARS OF F & P LABEL FOODS .~:·,"';::;:, ~ JOO 1 6 303 SJ 6 303 '1 5 303 '1 $1 6 ...... btb . 4 303 $1 3 2'> SJ 3 SJ 3 SJ ••.•• 311U1ii 6 303 $1 can1 1 tan• can1 ' . ~' c;ans (. cans 46-oo . CO n $ 46-oo . ((Ul S can <:ant PREM can MEALS 300 Calorie 3 Course 4 Flavort lb. • Fairmont's 3JAR$ OF OLIVES OR PICKLES Now tlfru Sat., June 19, at any EVANS PORK and BEANS TOMATO JUICE FRUIT COCKTAIL.- - 39 c SWIFT'S PREM TENDER LEAF ·TEA BAGS 1V.Ib.$1 3 SANDWICH CREAM COOKIES GOLD MEDAL FLOUR MiiActfrWHIP 2q,~.r~1 sl•"'77t Mio6If rocNGHORN cHEESE - pk~~· S9c 12oz. John Hamer Spin the Winning Numbers on Ch. 13 WHTN on Sat. Nit. ot 10,45 P.M. 59c ___49c , -'· pkg, NEW GAME EVERY WEEK PICK UP '1 fo 8' Card #6 NOW ea. c . y box 10,000 PRIZES CRACKERS ~~'33c CHARCOAL iiiouETS ' ·' ·::· S9c ABO DOG FOOD 14 l-Ib. Cona 26 ct. 7 9c 12-or. 55c Grapefruit Cabbage Can BORDEN'S 2 MILK SHAKES·' for r :-:-IN_ THREE FLAVORS: lb. MORTON'S CHARMIN TOILET nSSUE lotio IVANI SALAD DRESSING '1 12 •1 MUELLER MACARONI S&H Green Sla11ps 8-os. Box F&P Yellow Cling ILICEO Peach.es katie EVANS Corn Top or Franc• HEARTH BREAD c IS-os. Loaf .. STRIIiTMANN ZESTA SALTINE SAVE 20c SUNKIST SEEDLESS 301 . Can . ••tit,IVANI DESSERT CUPS ,.,. t:.ct. 30c 10c Rolla lor 1St off :... &lc TEA 7• OFP 48-ct, Box llllll t-14. Sl.ll Y•lvel I~RF 6 boxe1 99c 6 a-n. 99c 8 ·••· S~AGHETTI & MEAT MACARONI & CHEESE Do xes ICED TEA BAGS Sport Shirts IVANI LOW PIICI POT PIES TINDIRLEAI TENDIILIA' 49c Boys' Short Sl11n loll4t - 25c Pint No Purcha11 Necessary THIS WEEK FOR ALL BAKING AND COOKING DETERGENT SAv~s 1 !: 36c Blueberries J.lb. • AJAX LAUNDRY Key Chains, ldont Bracoloto and MHkor Blllfolde POLIDENT c SOLID CRISP POTATO CHIPS pkgs. 24 SIZE HEADS Dontu,. CltanMr Tabloto Watermelon "· FIRESIDE ... Vanilla, Chocolate, lemon (Mix or Milch) Head Lettuce 89c ~-'-----~ ENJOY IT NOW ... ONLY 1c A SERVING FRESH & CRISP HAll SPRAY kat!. EVANS THE QUICK-FIX CANNED LUNCHEON MEAT ELGIN - BULOVA- HAMILTON '1 l-Ib. Ctn1. $1.49 Size Hola ,.-----...' / BEST SERVICE FROM YOUR LOCAL -tTI)RI! qt. brl. SAVI60t RIPE SWEET MAZOLA OIL WI~ tlllt .....,.,.., ...... •1111 , ...c. .H If C111Y BUSH'S SHOWBOAT .. . Lorge Family Size Cans ICE CREAM 89c ::::·· 25c LOW PRICES TO BRING SMILES! COUNTRYSIDE 4 CIRCUS DRINK Clll'l' SO EX'I'RA S&H STAMPS HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS - MARGARINE WHITE RAIN ·..:· Molt's Low Calorlo Ficure Control c ALL of DAD'S Favorite Foods PERFECT DESSERT! - Now thru Sat,, June 19, at any fVANS CIR ' r...~~:. SLICED BACON , SWIFT'S PREMIUM BEEF STEAK T-BONE ARMOUR'S . THE BEST BRANDS GIFT IDEAS . . Tie Cl11ps, Tlo Toes, Cuff Links, Golden Corn '~h~1~'"•' Spinach Swael Pus Cllsup Cut Green Beans Frail Cocktail Pineapple-Grfl. Dri1ik Tomalo Jui~ Orange Juice Mixed Yegelables Tomalo Sauce Luncheon Meat SUNDAY, JUNE 20 eMASONIC eiiLACK ONYX eDIAMONDS ' lwlft'a PNMiu.,.....U, I. hY't. hl~t~Mtlcl c lb. 8lLiGHT DAD Ott RIS DAY! Best Selection RINGS l Gll'l' SO EXTRA S&H STAMPS Good Economy Beef HUNT'S BRAND . .. Fruit Rich CARAVELLE BY IIULOVA _ _ 10.95 up Swift's Premium - U. I. Govemmollt lnspocnd Swift'e Premium-U. S. Cov't. lnlptcted DEL MONTE ... Rich and Ta•ty ,, CoHage Cheese oas Right Reserved To LimH Qua ntiti es YEUOW PAGES. Where your fingers do the walking. Colonial To Your F'vorite Charity. _ _ __ 1 Limit t·•) kalie EVANS We Will Pay V2 Cent Each RACINE RT. 124 303 Con U.S. Gcwtmment laapectttl Hoaeat·to-Good••• Center Cuta THEY ARE VALUABlE! Father's Day Op1n 8 to 8 Man. Thru Sat. SALE R. ' COLA. noo:T.A,ITE COLA, NEHI TRUt FRUll ORANGE, AND UPPER 10 BOT Itt CAPS . RUTLAND Fifth and Pearl RACINE Route 7 BEEF BEST COLA BUY BRITISH LADY and MYNETTE DRESSES ''The Store With A Elart" PREMIUM SWIFT'S Cjhri~·~stm:;as~g~~;t~s;en~tjh~cr ' =====,.,===========~ ~================="' New nUssionartes for ~,_.:.:di t h e ~Ja~n~tce~Gt~bb~s~a~nd~da~u~gh~te~rs~.~T~ na & Venetta, & Beulah White.•·} Mrs. Anna Riggs entertained Mrs. Wilma Stobart b a med· the Walk-In Garden Club at her leal patient at Meigs General home w June 3rd. The meeting Hospital. opeDOd with the president lead· Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mortzleld InC Itt club prayer and tlle a]. and Mra. Carl Moore wero din- lqian<t to the flag. ner guests of Mrs. MyrUe Long A/1111: general dtseussiOII of Thursday evening. several topics, officers elected Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mortzfeld for the coming year, were Belwere Fri~ay guests ~r Law· I va Willard, pre~ident; Ola St. ence Smith and family. Clair, vice president; Anna Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mortzfeld I Hart, secretary : Mildred Zelg· lefl Saturday for thear home 1er treasurer and Mlna Hart, 1 in Kenosha. .Wis~ . , after a co;responding secretary. visit with relatives m the area. Two new members were weiTom Weeks ret urned home corned. After .a bUJiness meetto Reynoldsburg sa.turday aft~~ 1ing a contest was held. Ed.na a two weeks vtstt w1th hts, Lee furnishing the contest w1th grandparents , Mr. and M.rs.l Mina Hart the winner. Eldon Weeks, who aceornpan~e~ I During the social hour rehim home for a weekend viSit i freshments were served seven with his parents, Mr · and Mrs . . members and the five guests, John R. Weeks. ' Mirkie Riggs, Nancy Riggs, Mr. and Mrs. Bernest Buch and Nancy st. ('lair. The Ju ly and famil y o( Mt. V~ r non were meeting will be at the home of weektonU g u e~ l !=. of ht s part>nl s. Helen Carper. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bruch. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gin tlwr of , F~NJOY OUTING Watt>rford and Mr and \lr~ . 1 An ou ting at the Royal Oak Willi am f.i nther and Carolyn Park near Five Points was ena:md Do11 ald of HC'v el'ly W~' rt' re· , joyed by the members of Group ~_·ent guf' s!s of Mr · and Mrs. ' 1 of the First United PresbyOri!' ! :tntlwr. terian Church In Middleport \1r. and \lrs. John Cotter and i Monday evening. Families of ('an11n A p't".... · 1 11 nd .Jolmn\'· of liut rht.n-.• members were m•ests ft• !inn . 1\CJ n ~, were Monday dm- ', nic supper was held and a hiknrr gut>q ~ of '! r. and Mrs. Ons . t d ted Attend (;mrhrr ('al\ mg in the after- ~ng our waMs con udc \1~9 Fred ~ . S .th mg were r. an . n(lnn wNe .\ 1r~ . f'. 11~rs h. mt f Le w1s · and daug hter, Mr . and h ~md gr:lnr1(tm g (f' r. ~ " 111 ;a. 0 ! Mrs Edward Crooks and dauAk' ron a11d ~Irs . Henry V.erry, · ghl er, · Ml ss Rosetta Lisle , Mr. I ···r! lt'' Ul · . . Gene Crooks and Mr. and Mrs . :\!r'\. \\ <lltrr nmns of Clear· • T K II d h'ldr \\ .tilT . Fb and :vlrs. Carl ' om e y an c I en. W· · ~){' r and Lana of Athens vis- I irrd T11esda y aft f' rnoon wtth 1\ lr ~ n d ~ lr ~ Dwight Milhoan Hey! See the light. • nd di.l ugh!Ns. Find ELECTRICIANS fast in the .Su /!Prinlt>ndenl i& ,COCKTAIL serves18 Sisters Sfyle Shop Michael Jones and friend, J1.m Heiser of Columbus arr1ved Friday for • visit wlih Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill FRUIT carton f DRESSES NOW! I 1Jtl1/lmite CASH EACH B01TLE SERVES THREE! .t · ' ADDmONTO ' re: ,, .. 'DIS9U11T crown 1 Je Den ear were chosen when tlle Miss Betty Killian. who is as- Virginia and Washington, D. c Mrs. Waller MorriS entcrl a!ll· Mr. Ralph RRhodes, Bea~er boreas Circle of the Middleport sociated wit~ Ule ~cirton Chris- They visited the Luray Caverns e~ .her card club Monday eveFalls, Pa., formerly ~ Rae _e First Baptiat Church met on ti'an center m WeJrton, W.Va., . Virginia traveled over Ute lnmg at her home on SycamoreR. D.• died Fr~day n~ght m Tuesday evening at the church. as the Home Missionary and ~k line Drive and visited his- ,St. Games were pi_ayed and I Allegheny Hosptlol, P!ltsburgh A covored dtsh dinner preced· Mrs Beulah McCoy of Sen- to;,c Williamsburg, va. They lprizea awarded dur!Qg the eve· 1 • afler a short illness . , . ed the meetmg. Mrs c lrde Idai. Japan, the Foretgn Mts- 1<~ l"o stoppt>d at Virginia Beach nms. The hostess served Mr. and Mrs . Rolltn Be~r:W . Surv ivors art' h1s "1ft>. t~~r Wmebrennt'r and Mrs. Eltza-lsmnary. . rmr mg up thf' ron "! to wash- freshmenls to t~ose present in Mr. and Mrs. James Bt>aths trud e une dttughtet . \\rs ~'~ t1 beth Slavin hostesses s~rvmg The proJect for the month IH rr the\· toured the eluding Mrs. Elste. Haddox, Mrs. and Randall Pullins spE-nt Sun- ward.Dovl and two som Ron- cake and 1 ~e cre~m j01 the was plarmg the medJtalwn lmg ton 1 Capitol Treasury Charles Winebrenner, Mrs. Sonday at Thurston wath :..lr and ald and 'ctw~t er. <tl hom~ : llts dessert. booklet. "The Secret Place" m Whlt e oude. S~ithso~i an Insli- ya Wayland and Mrs. Morris. )irs. Raymond Pulh.n~, J r. and fat her. \lilo HBhodes. 1-lar me H. The meeting was opent>d by hospil a l ~ in th e area. ~eulf!h Bldg· an --~~--------- - · - family , They were )Oined ,there D. : five brolhe rs . W ~:~ id . Ua r · .Mrs. Charles Bennett , who pre- White was Jlrogram ehatrman by Mr. and ~lrs. Roy F.\'ans lev and Dale of :\ew Brigl(_,n, : sided in the absence of the and read excerpts taken from Choose These Cool, Half Size and family, Can:al Winchester • p; . RusseL Marlt'tla , and Or-· chairman, Miss Rhoda Hall. . the Baptist magazine, "T h e for a cookout. : ville. Racintt R. LJ . a stster, Devotions were given by Mrs. j Crusader.'~ Mrs. Bennett gave Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Bau-; Nona Ritchie. Pon.land. and ~Iavin includin.g s~ripturc read· I' the rlos~n prayer. A NEW SELECTION OF . , S:Jlurda ~ one granddaughter. mg from Cormthtans and a The Ctrrle program books, er of Manon w er~Ls Mr an~ His mother died ten years meditation entitled, How ]which had b~n made by Mrs. guests of her pare. ' S . aoo Funeral services were Large A Circle.'' Mrs. Donald Charles Lewts and dorrated by Mrs Charles R. Karr r. ft · · M Jl H sell were dis · rs Flo d Grifnth , held Monday at ~ p. m. at the Boone gave the evenmg prayer. .rs. arry Y . Mr. and M . ~ . 'ted ·Luttons Funeral Home Beav· A cornmunicaUon was read tnhuted. Those attendmg were and famil.Y of Colu~ ~s v~r.l er Falls with the R~v. Wil- from Mr.s. Harry Hysell con- Mrs. Gerald Anthony' Mrs. Sunday With Mr. an rs. liam Spangler officiating. cerning cards sent to the shu~ Dana Hamm, Mrs. . Charles lea R. Karr Sr. Burial was in Oak Grove cern- ins .and birthday members. A White, Mrs. John Scmes, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris etery, New Sewickly Twp. letter was. r~ad from Mildred Charle~ Bennett, Mrs. Pearl 1 and Paula and Ricky spent the Benson, miSSionary lasl year, Hoffm~n, Mrs. ~onald Boo~e , past week at Royal Oak Park. thanking tlle group lor the andchtldren, Vll•td and Jeame, l Court St., Pomeroy pomeroy I HOME VACATI Vernon and otherli==============;=~==-~ New Missionaries are chosen by dleport Mr. and FROM Mrs. Roy Rifn<.ON Mid· tule, touristMount attractions. , f B . Ch h and son. Mclvm Rtffle . Dorcas Ctrcle 0 apt1St urc . of Col~bus, hav~ returned . ENTERTAINS. CLUH Royal Cola New missionaries ror t h e year were chosen and tnclude from a vacahont r1p through ' lO.llany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mitldlepot't; 0, J'une 1~. 1985 ~-------AI Former Reeident ,. I Jl/4-o%•. Pkg. 10c Waffle Weave DISH CLOTHS s1 lloldo - Knltt BREEZE 2 .':~ 71.c · Ill.,.15"l5cx 15" Slse Value! 6 s1 For flully .... AI 2:: 71c Libby's FROZEN DRINKS Lemonade - Fruit Punch - Pineapple Orongo - P.inupple Grapefruit - S-o1. Can Pink Lemonade Lo Cal Lemonade Orance �I I, I A. Rosenbaum , 295 Wright 51 down 17, 4 a.m.: Buckeye State Pomeroy. Mrs. Oscar D. Scholl, l2·DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , June 16. 1965 1 Holter-McKelvey 18, IU5 a.m .. · Onward up 116 Slate St., Pomeroy, Mro. . . d 18, 4:35a.m.; Natlqnal down 18, L<>sler Brisker, Oak Hlll, Rl~ Jf ows 11re Exelwnge \ _ - 6:45 a.m.; Franklin B. up 19. Ann Sinclair, Wellston. Josep~ I M " Th tma Young Holter Gauge readings: Gallipolis 3:50 a.rn ; Loren() up 19, 5:~ E. stroDg, Wilkesville, Mnt. Brat. I an/~r ~oodrow W. McKel- Dam 122, 12.1, running 21f2 feet Jeffboat up 20. 4:50am.; Bar· EDterfd Hosplt81 ton B. Barlow. Coal Grove, [ vey of. Huntington. W. Va . ,on rollers. Pomeroy - Mason bara Gay up 20, 6.10 am.; Lawrence E. FUch, Ashland. 1 . .JUNE 16 · uni1ed in marriage at the 20 _73, PI PJe 8 sanl 24.37, Hin- Andrew Calhoun dnw11 21. 6 ~ Among those. who entered Ky. , and Cesare Giovanelll. " ~ I The Pa!l.t Pre"ld(•n!s of tht> ~~;~-Lawn Methodist church, I ton 1.04 falling , Kanawha Falls a.m. ; A. J. Patten d?wn ~3, 4.· Holzer Hospital In the pa~t 24 \Ashland, Ky. AmPncan Legion Auxiliary or . 1 F iday June 4. The 3 06 rising Charleston l!tOt ns· 45 p.m.; Panzo up 23. 5 30 P· hours were : James Mtller., '~> flunlmg on. r · London, ' Marmet and Win-. m.; Queen c·t1 Y down 23 • 2·05 K ermt.'t F'IS h" I Bl~ho II have a Rev Mr and Mrs Edwa rd Sin· Orrw Web~ler Post WI R. B Delrlek read lh~ mg. : 1216 Second ~ve ._, n The Christum l•'1lm1ly TakPs B Stand" was tht- program top· bart and daughtt>r. 1\aru\t>a, o[ potluck picmc at the home .o~ vows ()!. the dounte ring cere· field dams were on the sills. •a.m.: Bob Benter up 23, J 40 er, Rt. 2 Galhpohs, Melvm Lee I Mrs. Larry Wayne McDaniel, l 6 P m Obto River - Chris Jr. up a.m.: Jerry Bosworth down 23, Massie Rt. 1 Northup, Mrs. . '" d'ng W Va da\1" ic given Oy Mrs \l <t n~m ~ Klrlt'S "'oaon·,. Fla. arr nen· tor a Mrs. Eddie Sm•lh, Wednesda\ .n mony a . . Is [ d" d 2 5·45. Holace 'Metcalf, v·mton, J ames Gnmms Lnfl 1 . . ., Mrs. Ja('k Amsbary or Hunt· 14, 4 45 p.m ; Harvey Jordon . a.m.: n tana own "· hter 2:24 a.m. Tuesday. WhE'll tht> Lowjoy Clfl'lt' ul two wt'eks vtsH wllh her p<n· at & 15 P m Bosworth Cpunr•l No. 46 Roy in ton and .tennings Barrett of up 1~. 5 05 a.m; OVEC down a.m.· Alton Zephrr down~. 6.· Howard Beaver, Rt_. 2 Crown •g ' ' thP ~~~r~t P.. 1ptt<.:l ('hun I• tnPl E"nts. MJ and Mrs Guv Sh ult'r a! and Se\eel Mastl'l"s Will hold g t ere attendants. 1' 6 a m . Juhn J Rowe up 10 am.; E1gerPhff dvwn 23. City Thomas C. Swmdell, Rt. 11 Dl..harJed Tut'sda~ t'Vt'ning ell tht' nnnw . d !I . ur d Hun 1mg on w .!, . . hr d 23 ' 9 71 T Mrs. t:u~· ShuiN, aug1:-• lhPir stated assemb\~· ne nese cou \e IS at home to, 17 , 2.30 a.m.; Robert Reed 6:30a.m.; KellS u er up , Waterloo, David F. Field, 11 . dischar ed ul Mr.., f:(tto::ml f\,lkl'l 17 a.m.: Steve Click down Green- Marquette Ave., Pt. P1easant. Patients recently Sherrie. :md gnmrtd.1ughe-1. Ka dt~v at 7::10 p m for the trans· Th 1.. Pd 1 331 Lvnd:l court! - - · M gd ( II 1 1, · , h . thPlr 1ten sa . L d M . . . ded Jerry Shuler r. an 11 0 1 1 1 307 me1u -~~r mt>Ptmg w . ~ opi!lt n Wt rotp, Stnhart. M'rt' 1<1 IP 1 ilrtion ot all regu ar usmess up 10:20 p.m.· a y anor1e Mrs 'WilUam Warns 1ey • Col pr::tver by t\w ('h'll l nun. Mrs . visllllt'~ Tut•sda~ and lhf elf'L'l!On ot oltlri'l"S 1\\1 Hl~~:- ~g~~:i ght ParkPr and 0 IS down Greenup' midnight; Lou- lOth. St., Pt. Pleasant, Gretch~n Mrs. Tild~n Tha~:~a. ; : . 11 Kl ,.,. . :.., tnllo\'.1-'fl b\ llt•vnttolh gtv . , ~ ff.rrr~ and cnmpmltons are · · , s •. ,rt K a v I isiana up, • Greenup .. 20 a.m.; A. Wilson BoykiO, Mrs. Fed . k A s 11 1• 1 11 ~-, hn•w i\lr (',pm' t'Jnuk.;. <J st uul!n1 · d h. .111 d<lU!::ler. 1• 1s 1v ·' , • d G · • Pt· Pleasant dOav1d bus Carl Barnett r er1c • 4 1 en bv Mr~ . f.'r:m~ (", ,,,~"' ... ~" Umvrr, 1h t,rgPd to at1Pnd <~n . rmg n 'r" Rnhert \lorns sr or Porn- , • Rt. 1 Hen erson, er, . ' Ke ser Bar1DIXIe Sptnt own reenup :· A. carlisle, She- hmi as llt'l' lh••nw t;rm'" ~:·h~,\~ ~/ll~\e·~',~;~,·v In l "oitHll· filS Kf'ff('SIHllPI1h IIIII bt' Sl'r· '111 ·: and 1\lr <Jnd ~rs Hohert , ' 50 a.m .; Philip Spon down w. Vo., Paul Leonard Bush II, Cooper, Cynth~& L.Eizl~ Woods 1Meldahl 6 p.m.; Bayou Laffette Henderson Mrs. William Up ann (",row i1\ll 111 th scr~r vf'd Pro~. 1 l'attla and Riekv H. ' bara E. CavmsC, " . S Say' htlS . 1s vtsitmg wirh l1 t.~ par· · !\llorrts . r . · . h • , 1 ld hi 10 llli M rna ' d M \ William Granl onme • . • II P tPr turf' lflkf'n I rom f' . . ,1 ncl f'..lr ~ W:I IIPr · M" ldtepnrl nltt>ndf'd th~ The Eterta Circle of t e up "e a : p.m ; a · Snodgrass, Hen erson. r s. 'L k doo Mrlo 11 17 During tht' bu:o.int>s~ s•·ss•nn P~ " . ,\It .HINE or dd u ' Middleport F i r s t Baptist \ear up Meldahl 1~ . 15 a.m : L. Woodrow W. Treadway, Rt. 2 re, ~rs. Larry uMrc ey 'Irwll 1\i;lglltltia r... mplt- 1-'~·lhtnn Sts· WP mg Church held its June meeting 1Fieore up Meldahl 12:55 a.m.; Pliny, W. Va., Mrs. Walter K. Nadme Payne, . s.L Steveth .. c•n·h· , ho"'' mt..;s\un<lrtl'.s < 1w'k:• M 11 1 Th11rsda\ al p h M Benme IJ" ror t~t€' \"t>i.lt and mf"lmte 1 "~ Mr onrl Mrs E r.·l Rurlnn lPr~ WI owl' DAV h<~lL ate • ~·R Sl.. 1 Tuesday evening at the home 1Lynn B. up Meldahll :45 a.m.: Crooks, 725 Page St., MiddleBelly' 1\.i.ll l:lll ot \\t·iJITlll Chn~· spt'nl 1he Wf't'kt'nd m Bueyrw 7 ·10 r. m at llw ht> F.~n Vo\.CATION of .Mrs. Fred Hoffman. The 1 Pamela D. up Meidahl 2:30 a. port. George C. Thompson, 302 son, and _Mrs. Geor~e · 1 0 1 lmn Ct'nlt'r. Wl'n tlln. W Va · .tS '- s 11 11• "liPS I ~ nl rf:'I<IIIVI:':-. While lt ll mPmhPr" <Jj "t' un.:Pld ~. ,1 r~ Bernard Fultz an.l11 meeting was opened with mis· m. ·, Alice down Mtldahl 3:50~;~~ri~n~~A~v~e·~~P~o~m~e~ro~y;..~Do~ug~la~s~so~n;_;;:an~d~J:;;n;;fa:;;n;.td;;;a~u.;,:g~nt•~•~==; c1 f) "' t f nlll'f 'llll lll'-'1111''~ 1hr homt' mt~o;;tnnm\ ctn r tht'rt• lllf'V J!lt'ndf'd lilt' \\E'd· prt'<;t'll ur 11111 '"" ' · . Ynd sion prayer by the Circle chail'· G . Sham 1 B· bara 811 •po 118 0 am .and Mrs Lil\Ht'!l' ~"' \\ Norlu~ dmg til r;t'r gr:1nd~nn . Rnbt'fl The Willmg wnrkt•rs rl<ISS ot children BPt t. ,u man Mrs Tony Fowler of lllf' r\111E'rtt"an H.qlll~l Ml ~· nuth r·:l TR I hurch Bt'cky, haw· rPhi.tlt'd tr:trn a_ f)e'votio~s entitled "'P.rayer,"'i' down 3:25 p.m.; Oliver Shear~ slon Compound 1-\cmo~l. 1;;-Hih:ltl. \Irs nan Mit\' and r h•ldrPn. ~~~~ ~~~;;-r~::~~~;,.o.;do~v t'\Pn mg al week's vat·allon spo:>n t v.llh ht'llwere gl\'en b Mrs. Frances er up 6:40 p.m.; Delta Queen As~am Indi a. " M.tkt• Todd and !'hiP. ot Con- lhr hnmr 1.r M• " (ipnffrey p::m•nl!-1. Mr a~d T~~\:· vis~~~ Bearhs, fo\lo~ed 'by the Lord's ldown 1' 45 p.m.; Hp. E. B~~~~~ Select a gift for Father from the bi~ llleoProjPf'ls Wt'I"P di~('US"'"'0 ' 111 d yr 1v mt> spend mg tilt' wrek Snm ~~r Convo~. · . IPrayer repeated in unison by •up 8 ·15 pm., ennsy 1 t·~rrls ""n1 Ill mPrnhPrs rt>pM1. Wtlh ht•r ~•s lrr .~nd J;nnil~· . Mr Wi\ o.;on. enrnute v.lth Mr and :vtrs. IIJJI·~the Circle members. down 10.05 p.m.; .J~hn Ladd tions all over the store-Cameras, Brllfolds, t'd )\\ lnl'ludutg \lr~ Cl' 1' 11 and Mrs Bf'rn;trd F'uhz Slw The Ht'l urn .lnnilth;m M<•tg-o:; ltam Everson and f_am llv ' 11 i Miss Betty Kilhan was se-' Dean up 1:55 a.m. : Tibolt down Umbrellas, Canes, Toiletries, Luggage, Rrnrlhun ,mfl jlt'[r, (;•·:Ht' II V accompanied Mrs F'ullz anfl Chapll'r. D:111g ht r~·s of . the South Charlf'ston. Ohto. ~~~ i lected as thf Home Missiomjlry \3: 45 am.; R. H. Bosworth II 1 Shirts, Trousers, Ties, Socks, Belts, Suspen~f'll .:. . l•trnic· Wet " plnnnl'tt lor rhtldre•• homr th•s week. Amenr;m Rrl'olutum, Will have with her siste r a!~d ·.fam•J~Om· ! and Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nor· up 4:45 am. If··:· .lUI\ me~·tml.! al tlw hnmf' Mr anfl Mr!< r.n W:1v\and thm annu;1l ptcntr 11mrsday ; Rt'\'. and Mrs W•lh~m .1 !ton and family were selected ! Kanawha River- B~>aver up ders, Underwear, Pajamas, Bathrobes and uf Mrs .· Pnul Srn.1rl havf' rt-turnt>d trom ·a \~f'ek"s oflernnnn !II thf' twmf' of Mr-; ber and f~mi\y of Ptqua . W~• e las the F11reign Missiorrary fam - Marmet 6·50 a.n .. ; Helen Z. Many, Many Others AI RPfrrshrnt•nf , ~~'" 1 " ' 1 • rv~-~ d 1') vaeatwn spent m (amtrl:i anfl F.dwflrd F'us1t•r begi nning at vts•ling with hE-1' parent!: ~ 5 tly to be supporled by the ,dowr Winfield 2:30 n.m.; Sol1 \1r~ . Cht'f'SI'hrn~ M,·s Klnf's Niag·•r·1 F'fllls T in'~' v1siktl 1 p m \1t•mhers <rre askt'd IO ;f'ult1. al lendrd rorflme nr em n ICJrcle. vav up Winfleld 10 ~.m; W. 1 \11 ., lohl' K:1ntt. \1J~ .l :1roh various ' ' tow 1sl ;~ltnwtinn.;; 1n brinF: <1 eovPrL'< 1 111s1'1-. '·md t·lhle ' 1 T \t>do Universtly WlCn Mrs Eva Ha 11 a m IH· 1a o · h i r ey w s nu · . Sh aver J r. dow n WI"nfield • 1 1 111 Turnf'r. Mr~ P.lu l ~ • ~" ;mrl lhr arNI st>rv1ce Tlw h0slt·~s group 11ttl her br0t\wr -m-lav. Mr ... lo . ~ ed project chairman for the 110:20 p.m. : George Price dow11 1 Mr~ H;t~l'l '\1r ;1mt vtr.;; Wn\1er Morm furmsh llH• meat. Eaken reci'IVffi hiS m,J slf'r s year. The business meetmg •l Winfield 2.40 a.m.· 0. F. Shear-•\ I River news SOCIAL CAtENDAR ~ Taking a Stand 1·.'' Ar~u~d· And Is Topic of About Middleport Lovejoy Circle ·• \ • N Hospital ews "' ··· r.,· '·~·~:'. I • enttne aiy 1 ' 1 i VOL XVII I Electa c,c/e POMEROY ·MIDDLEPOiirr. OHIO THURSDAY, Elberfelds In Pomeroy N:fiGS THtA TRE An d rhi\dn•n and M,. and The MtddlPfJ(il"l ,111,1,, 1,, dt'~l't'!' was ctus1~d by Mrs. Freda Hood. er u:~W~in~f~ie~ld~5~:4~~~·~·m:. :::~!:=============::=====~ - -· - ~r~ ( 'harles Snuth and sm1 ' p rogra m was th en g1ven by 1 1 1 Booster" .,.,. ll ll 't' Thursd;•~ ISara Vowler. <tnd M1·~ F.:lsll' Had dox spen I . I t1 t1001 t PLo\N OPF.N HOUSE 1 tlw wPf'kt•nd 1n Canton wtth e~·enmg a! liE' ug sr a A de;;serl course of p1e, cof. • "Alii said was: : re\a!IH'" \·tr. and ~Irs F t. 7:10 P m Mr and Mrs. Wntlnre C. Hill ft>e , and mints was served by ' t. 1Htt• <H'l'ompanted lhPm 1n JUNE IS will ob•;erve their Golden Wed· 1 Mrs HoffmHn to :\Irs. Richard !heir h<Hllf' in Mitldteport artl'r ding Anniversary with open Owen, Mrs Tony Fowler. Mrs , havmg Stlt'nl a wt>E'k with re\a. Thr Tl111"d Frid<t v rtub wi tt hou<:e on sunday ..June 20 from : Frances Bearhs. Mrs Milton l!\t's 111 Canton. rr.E'et Fndav e-venmg at lhe z 10 ~ p m. For those wishing Hood. Mrs. Bertha Archer, Mrs. ·- - - 1homt' of Mrs Bt'nlz Wolfe 111 M'nd <"<JI"d~ In the honored Nora Hamilton, Mrs. Joe WIIWilil Mrs. l:lernice .Joh nson as Nuplf' the address 1s Rmlle l. son. Mrs. Geneivteve &u:ton, ·1-H flniJ Toun~ h(Jste-ss Ha<•mt.'. O. Mrs. ~va H,1rtley and Mrs Eu· 1\1 /ll'r (.'ree~· Pltml --gene Murray TI;P F'IVI:' P1~in1 Star S1ildt- 1 1- -----......... --.... ~·r~ 4 H ('\uhl atf'Ompamt->d bv l F.N.JO'r' F'ISH!'\JGSI'-\ItTPY k MEF.TING POSTPIINE!l ' I R !\Irs HO\· llnller . 1Hlv1 ~or and I oc k ·Sprmgs Cub · cotl1s 'w · Sl ' 246 held a fishing p;:u ty and Thr Pomerov Easlern .. ars 1 Mr~ withnm :-;hnr krr Hnd . k s d 31 Past \1a!ron rtub v.htrh Wll~ Mrs Ht>f'ti Yntmg . \\'t'llt on a eoo oul . atur ay t'VI·nmg , , T tour ol 1he Kv er f'rP.ek p\anl the Arlhur ~ease pond. ( hl'st- 10 meet at tl w 1\t'llte- rat·y Gift Headquarters I . ·g er Koad. w1th approxtmatelv home on ,Junt' 22 ha s be-en 1 uPsdm rnnrnmg d I tlO al! Pndmg Richtll'd Young. postpom•d linli\ .llHIP 29 al for A sal'k tunl'l1 \\3~ enJOVI:' a d t the grand Ill· 1 K ('·• k . ·k · after rubmast{•r , ].lrt':-ild{'d o1w •• 7]) p. m ue o llf' ygt>r Ate ll·l• I : short bu~m ·ss sr.ss••·n and pn·· sprf'tiun at G\ouslf'r. whwh thr grnun Wt'nt lo I w · ~ 'I I' 1 1 . t~-.1 sentt•d Scout -0-Ram<~ patches to - ·- - - h,tmE' nl 1v rs 10 ter il! 'e l · , d tJN DERGORS SURGERY ! rt'Pular meeting RrtreshmE>nt~ the hovs Plans wt>rf' rna e tor ~ . · d 1 a swimmmg parly and W1t'l't>r Mi .lumes F S,mders under· · DOWNIE • GROSS werr sen·f'd hv 1.Rnora an .nu· · . M d at Meigs I'-ll:' Mit'hm·l and Virkl SpE'ncrr roast al Roval Oak Pa,·k Salur- went surgen• . on .ty , The Men'!! Store Pomeroy 1 dov "" d Ju\~ 10 at 3 p m . f:enerat lio~pila\. !... _ _ _ tn 21 mt>m1.K""rs an goes 1s, .·• -- -_ ·-- ....J _ - - - -1 PamerO'f Ohto Show me afilter that ~ delivers taste and I'D eat my hat." TONIGHT & THURSDAY June 16-17 FRIDAY and SATURDAY Jumo 18-19 NOT OPEN SUN, MON., TUES. June ':1:0-21-21 "PAJAMA PARTY" 1 i'IPthnll ' llilll ) W1th T1.r,11n\ 1\,r~ I ;~nil -\nnP11 1' l;'llllll•'lln Featt,rette-: Wl'la' Happened Colorcartoon' I HIs -1 I, I I I TCNIGHT FAMILY NIGHT "lHE CADDY" DP~ 11 i\1. 1;-llll ,it•In L• •.d~ - ,,nii - "SWORD OF LANCELOT" Corrlt' l \\'ild .· :",m \\ ;.~lltlrf' (I Ill HI I ------:-::June 17-1 8 Thur .Fri. ''MUTINY ON THE BOL:NTY"' \\' 1lh \l.Hli'll J~l" .H1 il!l :Jnd l"rt>rnr H •1\\'.Hfi 1 Tr·dJOH'"Inr l ~ anrl- "THE MAN FROM GALVESTON" W11h .t~>rlrf'\ lluntt·r and l'rf'qon F"n,trr II FATHER'S DAY I'' I GIVE DINNER Mr and \Irs f 'i.l rl Mnor(' Pn 17, 1965 • Robert Clark, a key figure . Lee at the county garage. 1 the County Child Welfare ! for fl,e unexpired term of Mr. in Me1gs Republican pohlical The new comm1ssloner has i board for the past thr~ years. ftelson. The new ofllce-holdw circles for many years. wa sl been a fanner in Scipio town- He has been " member of the will oe elected at the Novemappointed Wednesday night lo ship for many years and awn· Republican Central committee ber elet1ioo ot l.N6. fill the vacancy on the county ed and operated a service sta· for several year~ Also !lext M6}. voters wlU commission - that followed the tion at Harrisonville until re- He is the son of the late John nominate candidates fw t ~ e death of Avery Nelson on June cently. and Mrs. Weltha Clark. He is full collUJli9sion term now 6. Mr. Clark had served as married to the former Lola E. held by RepubUcan CoinDJt.. Clark, 52, an lifelong resi- clerk of Scipio township for Gilkev and has one son, Larry . sioner Charles R. Karr, Sr. W• dent of Harrisonville, was ap- 116 years, has been a member A primary el~ction will be den Ours, ehairman of the ,.. pointed during a session of the i of the county elettion board held in May of next year for era I committee, presldeid ov,er county GOP Central commit- I for 13 years, and chairman of the nomination of cand1dates1the Wednesday night meeting. I • Eastern Face Of Rockies Is Flooded Seven Judges for pageant Selected Traffic posiHvely will be maintained thrOugh Pomeroy during tbe Big Bend Regatta Weekend, Regatta officials said, Reports that traffic would not be permitted ol come into I town during the weekend are , DENVER (UP1i - The South false according to a regatta Platte River flooded lowlands A panel of seven judges has been selected to judge 15 in Littleton and Denver. Colo .. committee spokesman. Traf. f1c wdl be co-ordinated and finalist s of the Regional .Miss America Pageant to be today. destroying property, causmg massive power and controlled, Into to:" during staged at 8 p.m . Saturday in the Pomeroy Junior high. commumcations fa1lures and Ill· I the. three - day period of fes. Alan Harris, chairman of the judging phase of the pa· ttvnles. jW'ing scores or persons. 1geant, sa td today. The river drove thousands · ·. :, -""'I Mak,ng up the panel for the pageant, being staged In , • conjunction with B•g Regatta Weekend, are Mrs. Metindo from their homes. Bridges were I Hamilton, graduate of Ohio University and local newa smashed. Fires broke out and , NEW COMMISSIONER - Robert Clark, 1 lifelong resident of Scipio township, street flooding halted some lire , manag er of Radio Station IVJEH in Gallipolis and Mrs. t d t flllh M · t · · w d Marjorie Keebaugh, a graduate of Zora Ann School of c.en er •. was name o r e e1gs coun y commiSSroner vacancy . e nesday. Chat. equipment in Denver. 1 Charm and Modeling m Charleston. and formerly 1 proling '!'tlh Clark followtng the meehng are ~slie F. Fultz, RepubUcan Central com- Tomadoes. winds ol near-hur-1 • _ mittee secretary, left, and Warden ·Ours, e hatrrnan of the Central committee. ricane force torrential rams 1 ' fessional model. \ h . tl t Ohi U , wotscurrenya on... and hm\ struck an area 200 Others 11r ~ ~1rs A! tee Net~se, , verslly, one of a number of mtles long on the easlern face vocal music supervtsor at the lstops in a cross • country tour I of the towcrmg Rocky Moun· . . . Eastern H•gh School and pro- to conduct music workshops. ~ tams :rhe high country already A petttiOn bemg Circulated a- ,ducer of numerous musicals in Advance sale tickets for the ' was d1 sgorgmg Ions of waler , man~ Pomeroy mercha~t.s ~~o--; thf' Metgs - Mason area: Mrs.j Saturday pageant will clpse Ifrom the me\tmg masses .of poses store hnurs bf' mamlam Jackte Oblinger, featured on IFnday. The tickets, being sold wmter snow when tbt rams ed Frtday mghts dunng the 1 the Jackie Oblmger Show on at a reducei:l price prior to the . summer. CLEVELAND fUPI) - The tlons of Pennsylvania, Kentucky private holdings are composed :started. . WCHS-T\, Char lt>ston. Haro\d tpageant. may be purchased at 1 Federal Reserve Bank of Cleve-- and West Virginia," the bank Iof farm tracts, while the rest. I Pomeroy ChambPr of .Com- B"aedecker. a long-lime parbci-ISwisher • Lohse Drug Store. land !aid today the over • all said. with tracts tending to be much ' merce Pr~s.Jdent .Ja.rk ~-arsE>Y i pa~t m _productions of the Ohto New York Clothing House Ioutlook for the Umner and wood ''The outlook for these Wood· larger ''are generally managed I I Sa id a ret <Ill merch;m~s com- ~ Umversity Summer Theater Downie • Gross, Crow's Town · mlttee ha s agreed lhat 1f 70 per 1and an employe of the advertis- an~ Count'!" Restaurant, The • _ 1 ' products industry in tlte fourth 'Using industrie! obviously speciCi'cauy for the production 1 . M~ MOSCOW S federal reserve dlstrict is good "hinge~ on an adequate timber of timber products,, ' • cent of the merc~ants end~rse mg staff of the Messengr• : Od· Daily Sentmel and the Messen· dip!~~ colony Is apeculat- but~ lumber and plywood in· supply In the region. Prospects are e~cellent- for a ! the proposal, •t wtll be put '"'" " O'Donnell, a radio and ne.s-, ger offices iD Pomeroy; Bohr's lllf ~ whetber tbt KremllD dllatrtes l!t!f the proopoct ill '"a "A 'fOVermneot inventory lak ·~ Increase il>.aheer vol· Ieffecl . 1p~perman for a number o£1Clothing ~re in Middleport, .sbrlnl<ing supply of suitable tim· en in 111!11 Indicates that approx· ume, A Pomerov Loun• club com- , Carse; l:dloated the< m The .. lhe4 I • ber." . imately 11.7 million acres of the quality of tbe area~s ,ftmber mittee was n·amed Wedne'-da-i propos~ sores wou sa~ op-- w,l a en o t e area. an, Pomeroy •.~~ . an Leonid I~ : rezhnev, Premier In Its monthly economic re- land in the distrl t r' · h . d' · en unhJ 9 J.l. m. F'nday mghts \\.a\t rr MrShea. Baby\one, N.\. the Racme F1rst National Bank. Alexei N Kosygln and Presi- . . ' c ' or one 0 •s c angmg. to promote ISP1ay 0 1 Amrn- as a convemem·e to shopPt>rs - - -- - - - · ·---- dent Ans:stas 1. Mikoyn, VIeW, pubhsht>d today: the bank every ~ree acr~s, is _growing Although the annual can Flags on Mam-st durmg the He said there IS a possibihiv alsoS81d about one-third ol the timber, ' the review said. "The exceeds the volllme of t1mber Big Bend Regatta Weekend th t F 'd ht b k h · I IS/f t1 mber land 1n Oh'10, wes!.Crn •· heav1ea t concentration of timber cut by a w1de . lllargu1, · ~ . moat of President Ed Foster named a Jd nbe ayff mged han Jdmg. ours 11;.....,J,;,....;,.;;_,;,..,;,..:.. 1 WOOBR, OA. f"RESI· Pennsylvania, Ea!tern Ken· ~esources in the fourth district the growth is currently in trees ' Bill Grueser. Bob Jacobs and ;C:oritv ~ ~~e ~t>~han~s ~~~: 1 dent Johnson, ubvlouf{y lldden- lucky and the Nor.them Pan· lies In eastern Kentucky, where that are small and often of less Barney CAmpton ro the llag Iu ;emi11 n 0 ·n. ed and saying UUie. flfl,y mto handle of West Vug1ma are. 58 per cent of the total land desirable spectes, white a ma- display committee. A spokes· pt ' • the rolll~l north Geora:ia hill "under poor or indifferent con-: area is coverea with forest. jority of the annual harvest is man said the public also is urgcountry Wednesday to 118Y his trot" while two-thirds are under i"The lightest concentrabon Is :from preferred species of larg ed to dosplay flilgs at homes Ro•a Arl~r Will [ TWEF.IlMOl iTH. Englanrl (UP!)- A ftiendly tielast respects to a close friend. good to better-lhan·average con· 1in OtJio where only 2· per cent ·er diameter. this weekend. . : ph:mt named Momca wandered away from a circus pa• The .President, tight ·.lipped Itrol. . !of the land is forested" The Federal Reserve Bank I Mr .Jacobs accepted respon- Re Bnrlc>tl "M mulay i rade Wedne:-al_ay and st rolled into a schoolhouse-right s.nd solemn. came to this tex~ Accordmg to the hank, the Private Owner..;hlp said this situation has a dual sibility of operating the ticket Funeral services lor Rosa Ar.i through the tJJg doulJie doors. tale town to aUend the funeral manufacture of papt:r, furnl- . M~st of the forest and In the ~ implicatiun Cor the lridustry sale booth at Mam-st for the ter. Harrisonville , who died I The_ 4.000-pound p~chyderm stroJied up and dowa o( Judge ~obert RuaeH, 40. of ture, l~ber and otllet w~ or jdislrtcl, 92 per cent~ h in pri~ i the district. While growth on regatta Wf'dnesdav evening in Meigs I t~e ~orrular~ to I he df'ilght . the Geor11a court of appeals, wooch:lenved products provadesivate hands, accordmg to the younger stands assures expan- : Ralph Graves of Pomeroy General Hospital wtll be held •of sc~ool ~h1ldre n . grounds . described by Johnson aa "a ?ne of every 20. m~sufacturing :survey, About two·fifths of the I tContinued on page 7) was the guest or Pres1dent Fos· Monda\' at 1 p. ~. m thr F.w- L~she Gheg. t~e prmcipal, No one was Injured durlnl fine> and ablE' young maa." JObs In fourth d1strtct states. 1 ~ ~ -~ - - ---- ~ - ·-- ter Servmg luncheon in the ,· . . hra1 d thr commotiOn and step. , , Ft•Iday N1ght I · Store at Hours , ; Afe proposed ' Woods Outlook IS ' Good 1 1 I WORLD Lions urging Flag Displays ~ta l:l~a~/11 Cl!~ accordiDf;ltl,~, . but ':~de; yr~~'t ~ndl ~<tl~e E Savillfl!l On Complete Outfits Thl1 Wet>k At Mason f'11r11iture wor~m~ Rutbi~d ~.~~ sUrpriSe . v· . • • 4 000 Lb MODICa Ill Schoo} 1 e:mwth teJ'lamt>d with a dmnt'r r~' · rentl.\ ill llwir home, Hnl'k Sprin ""' ~ Road. Pn·s~'IJ! were Mr. and Mrs Olio Morlr.ft>ld ot KPnoslnl. Wise, Verne Da\'is ot Ml(ld\t>porl. !.awrl:'nn• Smtih l.aure-l CliFf, and Mr. und Mrs MoorL' • om missioner Father's Day is Sunday, June 20th. 1 JUNE Bob M H fl • rs. man Hostess lor NO. 51 I liST DAD Sport Coats SPECIAL! Maple Bedroom Suite BANUlN SHIRTS All The ALL METAL WARDROBES 1 SIX·DRAWER DOUBlE DRESSER aFIVE·DRAWER DRESSER , AND a FU~~·SIZE POSTER BED All FOR s129.85 S19·95..S39·95 PURITAN SPECIAL! I AND POLE 10% LAMPS BELOW OUR ! OFF SALE PRICE SPECIAL! ! SPECIAL! ! SPECIAL! ! '\,.\ IF PURCHASED THIS WEEK WE WilL GIVE YOU FREE "'·~' A NIGHT STAND TO MATCH THE SUITE YOU SELECT SPECIAl, •••. SP£CI.U! Slacks b~ubbard - All MAYJAG S] 95 Sh•1rtS eSWIMWEAR eJEWELRY • eSOCKS e TIES eBELTS e LUGGAGE BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEroRT, 0. WAS~~~s t:~~~YERS SEE US FOR SERVICE Short Sleeve by Arrow and Shapely - SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIALL ONE GROUP OF LIVING ROOM SUIT· ES. WE ARE GIVING $65.00 T R AD &·IN FOR YOUR OLD SUITE. EXAMPLE: A SUITE SELLING FOR $239 COSTS ONLY 5 Pc. DINETTE 1 ODD SOFA $174, SETS .. 49.95 BED .. GREEN COLOR. NICEI 7 Pc, SETS. $68 ALL TREE REDUCED 3 PC. WALNUT OR GREY BEDROOM SUITE WITH MATTRESS & BOX SPRINGS, 2 DRESSER LAMPS ..• L•t•st Colort SPECIAL! 5 55 SEE IT TODAY SPECIAL! WE STOCK NICE THREE • PIECE CURVED SECTIONAL LIVING ROOM SUTES. WE ALWAYS CARRY SEVERAL IN STOCK. WE NOW HAVE A NICE DISPLAY OF SECTIONALS . . . ALL AT REDUCED PRICES. SPECIAL!! ALL FOR 2 Pc. Living Room Suite 2 Step Tables, Coffee Table, 2 Table Lamps J 995 1 Mrs. Frank}• D'Ies Thursdav In • • • • • • w· . 'I I i "We SHOP WHERE THE VALUES ARE •.• MASON FURNITURE HtriiUIII G~att Meth 0dIS• (s urge Rh0des I To Get Money for Schools "Thi& sizeable wood - ba ed l 1 ·. 1 f th Fed al d ~ng ( l.l.apel . Burwl w•ll br ped out of hJs office to see Momca s walk, but a teachers s I socla rooms o e er l:' tn 1:1 t•re\t>vt\le Cemetery h 11 e rame car par ked outsule . was ell"'" :industry is made possible by church werE' Federated ladies . w :H was gomg on TRI! HAGUE-WORI.D WAR ' th bs . I f I ! , . d ·, Survtvors onclude twu daughl - face (o faee wtlh Monoco. eye- aged when the elephant marcf>. 11 resiAtance fighter& aJVI Dutcb In et~uar~~n~a on;r~s ev~~~er;:::~ . ~~-M~:sn ~~:~~:~~~~~e~~~lrlaanvd ers. ~1rs _Charles IRessJ Ellis, Iball lo evl'ba\1. ed into the schoolyard. A ga~ newspapers today mounlod a . . I . .. llorrosonv tlle, and Ruth Stev·l Montca 's keeper finally post was uprooted and lhe glaM new prOtest against the ro- thacresl mdOhto, a_nddroulrghlly half! , Miss Fneda Grueser. ens, Harsen's Island, Mich.: a caught np wi!h the animal and m the dauble 4ioort waa lhllo . e an area 1n 1s ct por' b h J h st t H · · · ~nee between PrmceN Bea-1- -- - - - - - - - - - LAKESIDE Ohio (UP!) _ The Ohlo Methodist Confer-~ rot er. on ou, arsen s ll'd her bark to the mcus tered. trtx of The Netherland• ~nd. I I ence today urged Gov. James A. Rhodes to forget worryASKING TICKETS l lst~nd , and a number of ~rand ' . . ·~ - - - -- - - -- - fo~er member of a NaZI ehte, 10 ing about his pledge of no new taxes and t& meet the Xi Gamma Mu Chapter mem- chtldr~n. and great grandchild- \dE'rans .Memonal H~splta~ I FORECI...OSlJR.E rD.ED regtment. state's public school needs lbers are tn turn the.r promo- rt>n Fnends may call aL tilt' i\D\1ISSIONS - Luctl\e Nor-. f The sub.)ec t 0 f th e controver-1 • 1 homt> .any I'•me. u George Kcnne dY.., A orec1osure of a mort1aga 1' rts· narme: The 1,400 delegates in an almost unanimous action : tJonal ttrkets m to Ros1e S1sson funrla sy I! Claus von Amsbel'!l, 118. • ' called for enactment of the Plan for Educatior> Progress i by Saturday, June 19, It was an- 1 ! Pl>mei'O\: .Judv Gmt her, Ch•st- on real estate bas been filed Ill suave, polished Junior diplomat ! .. WEP) bill before the legislature to provide an additional •nounced loday. PROGRAM TONIGHT l er HariJ' Ttplon, Middleport. . Meigs County Common Pleu on lhe Africa desk of the West I $119 million for publiC • c--- - ·-- ---- ---·- .: • . DISCHARGES- Wamo Clay Court by the First Federal !lev· German Foreign Office in Bonn. ISCODSID :schools. izing the tax valuation or the ' ATTENDS CONFERENCE I Blble School al the Pomeroy A\b~m· Leroy Pennmgton, Wm- ings and Loan Association of Von Am!lberg was captured by 1 The conference representing school districts. It said that m: Maxine Gr~ffith. cashter of : Church of Chnst will close to. field: Jean Cra1g, Middleport: p k b ainlt Bober& American troops in Ita))> dur~l PT. PLEASANT - Services about 350,000 Methodista also some districts property values,! the Pomeroy National Bank ,' day and a program .... til ~-,., JamPs McAbt>e, Mtddteport; ar ers ura:, ag inl the war. He was a mem· iare pending for Mrs. Minnie , adopted .a report which would upon which school taxes were i is attending the Ohio Bankers , St'nted by the children at 7·30 E:sta Wise. Pomero~; Roy Gor- 1Morgan and _s~Jvla Fr~and, ber of the crack "Todeskopf" ,Price Frank1in, M, who dled t give the bishop authority to ap· based. amounted to $200.000 per i Assn. Public Relations confcr~ 1 p m. .Jerry Master ~ p·1 don. Coolville. Robert Barrett. et al The plamt1U is seeJtinc a death's bead taak regiment. I Thursday morning in a Madi.' point Neeroea to white church- child and in others was about I ence at the Neil House m Co- li director of the school, extends Rutland; Lomse- N!chols, Rut" JUdgment of $l,l96, plua bUer" son, Wise., hospital. She wu a es $1,500. \ Jumbus today. 1\and : RusseH Gtlkey, Albany.._:._l•_:_st_:_._ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1a welcome to all. DA ~. OHIO _ A RE- former . resident here residing The Rev. D. Gerald Lach,! -- · - --- - - -· 'red AI F . 'In Mad19on the pa!t year. pastor of the Mt. Moriah 1 t1 r orce captam, on 1 Ch h W'lml•"'•• ~"I 1 1110 per cen1 disability. who, She was the widow of the late· ore near 1 ... ~•. "~ r· , has been In and out of povchiat. IE. E. Franklin, prominent bus;.! man °1 the comm~~tee deallug l ric hospital!! for treatment ov- 1nessman of Point Plaesant Mr. l with !chools, sa1d, We are sayer the Jlll81 20 years, wos heid and Mrs. Franklin formerly Or> lng, forget about the 'Pledges of ' here to4ay for threateuing to rated tht Franklin Funeral t ~ new taxes and get the mon- 1 kill President John911n. j home and the Franklin Forni· ey. Let's.. see that our needs i Secret Service agents arrest- ~ ture store. \ are met. \ Tile commtuee oald Ohio ed Dorsey Lee Webster Jr .. 54, She was born Oct 10 1178 In 1 ked · .,. u 11 1 1 - v r w '""IP t · • ran SIXw na ona y n per . Rl chmond ' a., a "•"- a· , Pomeroy a dau•hter of lhe late I 't · "-• M d t' 1 • - - 'I F B 1 • a cap1 a lflCOille cwu. ....r pa ton -~· •·•-"~ r orce ase near IDavid and Eli2abeth ! Epple·.a11 y ·m th e supl"'r · ""t o1 educa· : here W .....,..ay. . Prl<'t!. She belonpd :o the Point\ tion. .. : Webster was charged opec if· : Presbyterian church. think u Is time for 1 1 Jcally with telephonnw I h •I Surviving are a daughter. Mro. , change, that we meet our : While House a~t 10 p, m., Geortl•. Schlottbauer, of Madi, 1need!," lhe Re~. Mr,•Lach said. ' Tuesdat saying I m lOin& to.!IOII, WISe.: a sister, Mrs. P. 0 .: The Itt urged that kill Jolulaon ..... " ·eunaW&y, Charleston, W. Va.,· ~COIII!der~~co~:;~~:,J"'~'venl'ell_"to~~~·j 1 and two grandchildren. ,_ · "' SANTO DOMJN(liJ...qA VY The remalno will be retum- i ftrlog eoboed Wedneodav nljht ed to Mohr - Stevens Fun<!fal ! WEATHER .,_,..,. lhe tree Is 01· bat 1, borne from where arranaements1,.• Partll ·~· " Jl!ll•. """""" - s om ' wlll be announced. · ·· II ' ~ liolfPi, tied city, Where 70 P'"""" were q, Fatr aotl Wlllllr ' 1 SPECIAL ! ! SPECIAL ! ! Roii-A-WayBedsWith $ Good Innerspring Mattress 773-5592 io) Mason, W.Va. on4 :m wounded TU~ . .. . ... , _. f"UJ• • .In • olaah betweeo .U, S. 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