https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c8971d44b9bafd33b802c58c96e58a47.pdf 187bbce9e439af6016678c817abb40b9 PDF Text Text ·-· •-~- I " • • ......·-·· .... .. --- ~- · . .. ··---- ...- -- -·~- - · · · · - . ·:·~- ·- - · ---~ ···---·--__..., .. ___ .,. __ ·-- - ~- - - ....... ,.. " r=A"","o»&uMnda .A§ndd& '~·. . --------·' DAUGHTER BORN , Wolfes Return from 1 r Abo f • MI. and Mrs George Mtller I Visit ·in Mi••ouri I Sunday Morning ~· u ~ (Jane Harnsl an~ Ira MI'ddl eporf 1b I d announcmg h ~I I Mr d hand Mrs I d fWolfe ' f'Rut- I Children's Day was ousetved ,~ th b b 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Band Member~ are Done at Work•hop o., June 29, 19651 Chiidren's Day . 1 /s Observed on Wiener ROOII Hrltl Mainly About peopIe In p0mer0y By Scout Poole 24-8 CUb Sco ta p k m 01 l'il u ac "'' ltlllllh SilMOn and Harold, Dall l'lddM! •mt Jm, Mr•. Kennetb HhrrtM and Kenny Mr and it and • • • 1 SAIGON !UPI)-Government probable death of two fliers their American military advis· troops scored • major victory but a spokesman said no planes ers - up to eight - were reover the Viet Cong in a search were lost in the north. A U.S. ported cut off. Ail contact with and destroy operation 40 miles 857 bomber crashed in flames the town was lost. »oul1iwest oJ Saigon, a military at the Da Nang airbase today Three Vietnamese governspokeaman reported today. But but the two men aboard para- ment units on an operation in the area reported heavy fighta Communist regiment trapped chuted safely. hundred• of Vietnamese troops The big Communist attack in ing with the Communists stili the central highlands 200 miles attacking the government uruts. 200 miles to the north. operation A U.S. spoke:!lllan said the northeast or Saigon overran the One Vietnamese town of Thuan Mon. command posts also reporled it district operation sout11 of Saigon net1 ted 2115 Viet Coog dead by ac- Several hundred lroops and was surrounded. tual body count. The action cost the lives of two more American• killed and two wounded. The spokesmon reported 32 gov· emment troops wounded. Thirty miles north of Saigon. Amtrtcaa and Australian combat troops began breaking off 1 11ielr joint operation against no· 1 torlous Zone D with no significant victory. Make 17 Sorties 1 U.S. jets new 67 sorties over 1 Communist North Viet Nam to· · day, bitting one target only 50 ' miles from Hanoi and bombing the airport at Vinh 160 miles south or Hanoi in twin raids- i the third attack on the airport. In rtl!fnt months. A U.S. plane wos shot down In South Viet Nam with the , - Fastest, Easiest Way to Paint Rooms·- HOMOGENIZED SPRED SATIN '--------..1 1 GOT THE FEVER? "New Car Fever We Mean. 11 Remedy! BUY WITH A lOW COST AUTO LOAN ' 1 1 FROM Mf'flt._ lilbens ,ational B Jnk " "' WE PAY 4'"o ON SAVINGS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation .$..:::.: WASHINGTON . (UP!) The Ifederal application for anti-pov- Harsha said, "but there is tool Af'L.CIO payroll. Office o_t Economic Opporturuty erty money: . much money floating around The Columbus Dispatch ,.., (OEOI IS talung • dtm v~ew of Rep. Wilham Harsha, R·Oh10, and the fat cats are trying to ported on June 23 lbat an appnvate compames who are try- protested to the OEO that the get some ol it. It's the same plication which United Consummg to make money off the fed· rity's applications should be de· old story of the rich trying to ers assisted in preparing asked eral anti-poverty program. iayed until this money request make money aU the poor." for $126 994 in Jederal anli·po>l'• The OEO hopes, but is not could be explamed. Congress approved more than erty mdney to be spent by 11r1 certam, that the pracltce ts lim- He termed the request "an $1 billion originally to set. up the group m a "consumer eclucallaa tted to one or two stales. unoonsctonable waste of laxpay- admtmstration's war on pover- program" in Athens County 11 The most notable. eiUimple un. er's money " The OEO agreed Jy. Southeastern Ohio. covered was m Ohto, where the and delayed actton on the ap- United Consumers is headed The anti-poverty program wu Umted Consumers Inc. ol Oh10 plicattons. in Ohio by Thomas T. Pogue, set up to provide training aDd asked for $45,000 to rent roo~s Portsmout~ and Wav~rly su~- who originally was named by retraining ot the unempJoyed. 11 sa~d was _needed lo mamtam sequently withdrew thetr appli- the Ohio AFJ....CJO to represent and the underprivileged. It wu an office wb~le the group helped cat1ons for money. labor m rormmg county .anti- unclear, according to the OEO the commumty leaders ol Ports· "I believe the OEO is trying poverty commissions m the how a consumer education ~ mouth and Waverly fill oul its to admimster its funds fatrly," _s~ale. Pogue is no longer on the ' gram would operate. .Ioyce Long. daughter of Mr . and Mrs Lewis Long. 744 S<Juth Third-sl. Middleport . relurnt'd I home Sunday from Bur·keye Girls' Stale. While there she was elected to the House of Representatives I from James City, .Iones County. She served on the Public Health and Welfare Committee in the House. Joyce was also apPQinted as city vet from James City_ Shr was sponsored by thP American Legion Auxiliary Post Goeglein's Boat Launch Bid Accepted 1 State Sen. Oakley Collins of ch1id's life took a chance 1n 1 I Ironton announc~d today that fa ing a probable !awsuit by his bill. Senate Bill No. 339. the parent or guardian. 1 i passed the House £'1 Rcpresen- The Senate passet..l this bill 1 lattves Monday evemng. June 4, 1965, and gave it unaru· St.ste Representative Carlton mous approval Davidson co-sponsored the btll The btll now goes to the Govin the House and was succPss- ernor's dt>sk and awaits h1s ful m getting 118 voles for . s1gnature bf'fore it beromt>s the the bill. There was one vole ' taw of the Sl"te ol Ohio. 1 ,[ A bid ol $28,948 by Goeglelll Bros . or Middleport, to do concrete work on the boat launching projert in Pomeroy, wu accepted in a special meetlq of Pomeroy council Tuesday ~ I More Violence J M'd west J ForeC3St $"'0 000 Asked CertificateS I, Jn Court Suit Are Awarded , 'j I 17 Sa}esmell I SHOES I I 1 •••• •• ··-' s.·x Astro-Sct.enti.StS Head 1 GROUP 1· 00 5 BLACK FLATS HUSH PUPPIES For Express to the Moon •nd Discontinued Stylu - - - - GREAT BUYS IN LITTLE BOYS SHOES HIGH SHOES ~1,- BROK1:N SMALL BOYS Value• to $4.99 sz.99 OXFORDS ~~~;_ n - I' Leg•'s ature At A{;}ance Womens Sizes $ 1· · 00 Not A Winter Shoe In The Lot I L h • s Eastern Boosters aunc tng 65-66 eason NO RETURNS MIDDLEPORT, 0. I_ '~{·:-., .., , ' ~< ·,~ ... .. ....~ ···- ..t .... , _ .. _ "";... • .... II 1 t------------------.:.:~JJ128. ~~ 1 SALE BEGINS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30th ALL SALES FINAL - I 1 lTABLE 1 GROUP $2~ I I Reg. $3.99 To $5.99 Discontinued Style-Only 10 Pain Swim Sian ups Are Announced ~ured ar~soiuhon BACK TO SCHOOL ROBIN HOOD INFANT WHITE . co~dition• BROKEN SIZES Only Brok.n Sbtt a 1 }oyre [,a/1/l Ret11rrrs From Girls' Stflle FIVE··· .O..dt·natz•,on Servt·ce .fueld I''"" J PEDWIN & ENDICOTT JOHNSON .SJ-88 to SJ-88 "E. I' BROKEN SIZES IN MENS NOW ~ .ill tJJ WORLD SHOES SUMMER STYLES -;;;::;; Senate Bill No. 339 concern< , Mayor Charles Legar le!t the welfare of a child who is I JIM ANDREWS early today to submit final in temporary custody of the 1 data regarding the project to Child Welfare Board and 1s 1 Airman James R. Andrew!'! , state officials in Columbus 10 tbe aimed at givmg the Chtld Wel-j' fi ] son ol Mr. and Mrs. James R. the village may be eligible to CLERGY GROUP - Standing with the Rt Rev. Roger W. Blanchard fare Board suthorify to act in , Andrews of Ill Ebenezer St., obtain two-thirds ol the job (rear) following Sunday's ordination (left to rightl: The Rev. A. Raymond behalf of the child in case of Pomeroy , has completed Air rosts h a grant provided ! Betts of Chillicothe, the Rev. Ricllal'd Martin !newly ordained\. Mr. F'rank serious illness and when auth- 1l S Force basic mtlttary training at through 11ie Waterways Safety WASIDNGTON _ FISCAL T1tus, the Rev. David McCoy of Columbus, the Rev.F William dBlack · for surgery or other tn•atLockland AFB. Tex. Airman Commission. th of Alh· onty 1 I Pit zerof P l . Pi easa n1. ltl6 'ended today with Uncle ens, an d t he Rev. Ch ares oregroun : e Rev, ment cannot be securPrl from 1 1Andrrws has been selected for The village had to have aU Sam ·'etpected to be about $3.6 ! Wilbur Perrin of Pomeroy the parent or •uardtan. I By United Pre,. International 1techmcal trammg as an air- !technical phases of the project 1craft maintenance specialist at I completed before tomorro<Jil ID biiiloll 1n ille red - the small· . I \ There ~ave ?t>e~ rmmv In- Severe thunderstorms wer~ ; the Air Training Command I order obtain the.._.., ....nt til budget deficit in five years. es m Ohto I~ wht h .the lorecost m Kansas and Missuurt l t~TCt school at Amarillo AFB .t prevtouslr 1~ r-- " ;.~~:~~::~~hethab~~~; _ I 1 ~ :credtahryct"tl lhe hch:ld ~elgl:ryre ! today as violenthweather conlm- i Tex. He ts 0 1964 graduate ol ; Gneglebt ~T(;t. \'0,~ Jlerye .. · .• · __ ., . . ... • ar a • au1 or ze r ' ued .~. t;!'tler I • Midwest. Pomeroy Higb schooL the contractor Ill tfiend IDil fear which began last .fijfy I f B I k I h Ch h I th h d' G for a chtld .without authonly lo l " urrlcane ror- wt'nds up to wi' den the boat laWIChl•• ....:.. .• would probably run about $911. 6 The . fi~st Apostles' act o : a c o t e urc o e I e. rea mg the ospel. do so but ID order to lave the H ,. 1 •• ,_,. \'• billioa with revenues ol about oommiSSJonmg, through the lay· , Good Shepherd. Athens. who Followmg tho act ol ordina' _ 75 miles per hour whipped Kan-i I and lor other roncrtle lllri; $93 billion. But the) caution- ing-on-of-hands. was re-enact· ! opened the service With an ex- ~ lion. the BIShop t'eleb~ated the ' sas Ctty, Mo . Tuesday mght · ;) ' ' eonnnected with the project. ed that official figures would ed Sunday m Gr1c~ Eptscopal h~rtatton to the new ordllmed. l Holy Commumon .. fact~g the during • thunderstorm that I 1 The Pomeroy Cemetll Bloct not be available until the third Church when the ~l•hOp of fhe candtdate was present- ~ people. The eh01r. atded by , ' dumped rail and more than on 1Co. on May 10 received the conweek is July. Last mmute buy· Southern Ohio !llld cle~gy from e,d lo t~e Bishop by the . Rev. trumpet and organ sang dudng l inrh of ram. . i tract to do work on the l!rit lng or lax collections could put the area tm'l to ordam .'o the I Charles A. Pitzer, of c h r IS tr the receptton _ot the offertng, i r Strong thundmtorms hit area ! . . . part of the project wblcl! In· tiJ, fins! reckoning up or down prtesthood the Rev. Rtchard , Church, Pt. Pleasant.. who 1whtch was dedtcaled to the as· from Kansas to Ohto Tuesday ' A 150.500 ctvtl sutt has been lctudes providing walkwaya 1M by as much as few hundred H. Martm, deacon . 1 vou~hed for h1s. qual1hcatJons. t s1stanre of _sem1nary students . ' night and early today The con- ! riled in Mei~s County Comm?n l finger piers. The Cement Block 8 miUioa dolors. The R R Roger W. A litany for ordmatwns was ! A receplton after the c<retmuing deluge< forred stream" Pleas roul't m behalf of a mm- company's bid for that phali Blanc hart!. Ee;~copal head ul read responsive~y by the Re~. ! monies, al w~ich the Epsicopal out of their banks in Nebraska. ior who a!leg:dlr susta mPd per· 1 of the j~b was $18,931. NEW DELIO_ INDIA AND I the diocese. t'Onducted the ser· Albert MacKenzte of St. Peters Churchwomen served a ch1ck- Seventeen cerlificate• for t Hatlstorms damaged crops and 1manenl IDJUrtes .'"a 1961 school i The only other bid coaslderPatistan todav signed a cease- VIce involvmg the transfer of I Church, Galllpohs. I en salad supper' afforded the completing a sales course were , broke wrndows Flash rloodmg bus-automobliP accident. ed by council last night wu 1 fire agreemen-t (or the disputed aut.h~nty tracmg back in un- . . Also partlr1patmg in the ser-t ongregat10n and vJsJiors from presented Tuesday night at closed several Nebraska high· I Plamt1ff LS Char.iotte A Man-, one from Gary Griffith. Basta. border area known as the Rann l broken sut'cessJon to the origin- 1 VIce were the Rev Wilbur Per-1 as ra 1 as Columbus 8 chance the Pleasant Pomt Resort by wa~s. ue l. a mmor, by her father, Ian. Griffith had bid $28,750 for of Kutch. It becomes effective ' at A lie>. rm of lhe Federated Church, l to meet the parltctpants. m· Steve Previs. vtee president The Solomon Rtver was ex- . Charles R. Manuel of Rt. 2, Ra· the job , but his did not lllclude pos Pomeroy, who read the Ep!stle. l cludmg the parents of the or- and reg·,onai manager tor Wad- peeled to crest two reet above cme. Ut>fenda.nts are Albert D. the cost of steel sheetin•. Thurs day J .. . h I f d . ed M d M J h B . . Oood t t da at N I a d Htll .lr Racme and Davtd V. . .-.. 1 The d~late area was the ommg '" t e aymg -on-o -1 and the Rev A. Raymond Betts am , r. an rs. o n _ dell and Reed Inc. prmclpal · sage o y 1eo n . • ,2 · Altendmg the meet1ng Wft'l scene of bitter fightin• last bands was t_he Rev W1lliam G. l of SJ_. Paul's church_, Chtl _lic_'O- ~!arlin of Grand Rapids. Mich. underwriter for ,United Funds: Enterprise. Kan . jt Profftll, Rl. · hRa cme. h . 11Mayor Legar Clerk Edna Schoo. • ~ ·rh R M M t' 11 f ' Thr petllton r arges t e g1r · . . April and sporadir shootinl hal e ev. r. arm WI o - Inc , at the t'OmPletiOn of a wa s a passt'nger on a school enleb, and Councilmen Leslie continued ever since. fer his fil'5t celebration of the four weeks course conducted by V•teraat Memorial Hospllal . bus driven by Hill when it coi· ll'ulks. Don Colllns, Bob IIJ· Holy Commumon, in behalf of Wtiliam D. Childs. distrirl man· Itided with ear operated by , sell and Roy Reuter. COLUMBUS - TWO STATE ' Grace Church, Sunday , July 4 ager for Waddell ond Reed. I Admisslou ~ Gertte Carpen-!Proffilt on a curve 15 miles senators are calling for an imat IO 30 •. m. Mr. Childs, associated with ter, Syracuse. Donald Hudson,, nort h ol Rt. .138. ' mediate and sweeping investigathe Downing Insurance Agency Syracuse; BesSie R. Ptckens, , NOW YOU KNOW lion of st the Lima SPACE CENTER, Houston !UP!) - Six young astroMiddleport, conducted the Racme. FINED Tbe llrst plane .. lly !rOm Slate Hospital. scientists, freshly indoctrinated as America's newest ' b • rourse for 17 salesmen ol Mel Oi,.,barae• - Jack Baxter, Curtts Smith, Ewinglon. was ' the Poctflc to Allullc Ia ltll Sens. Anthony 0 . Caabrese, space celebrities, headed home today to pack up and gel Clark's diviston. Mr. Clark. di· Middleport; Judy VanCooney, fined $25 and costs by Porn•· tran;veni~glloe sotllhenr lrUto D-Cieveland, and Charles J. aboard the nation's $20 billion express to the moon. vision manager presented Mr-1Pomeroy steven Compston Che·lroy Mayor Charles LegarTues- COD! ~eula roule l1lak ols Carney, D-You~gstown, intraThey hope to be ready in three years to grab for a Childs a gift from the men _m shire: Belinda Peck, Cheshire; day on a no operator'• license I ?'"~~pare:. 18 • recetll Tuesday ask- scientific golden ring - a chance to walk the dusty, R . I - f th t I his division at the conduSJon James Adams, Pomeroy. charge. e oame roldt 0 8 boa1 fJ4""' '~g the JOtnt Commottee on Pub- crater-pitted plains of the moon lo search for clues to the egJS rattan or e nex wo of the eourse. ----· -ree aDd Ul lie Improvement InspectiOn to - . f th 'I If ---~ -~~- - - -- week s swlmmtng classes from . } boun. I . . th h . I d k ortgm 0 ear I se . ' July 5 to July 16, will be held Present were Mr .. PrrvJS and : t VISit .e osp1ta an rna e an Onl week ago, they were spale agency s Manned Space- Thursday. July 1. from 12 noon Chester Gross1 , dlvlSiona\ m<~n-, !< immedmte report to the Sen- compar.ttve Jnknown, working craft Center near Houston, wtU to 1 p.m. at the Middleport ager of l'leirton, W. Va. I THE WEATHER ate and the governJr at various universities and follow them into the astronaut sw1mmmg · · poo 1 No te1ephone Distnct . managers were 1 HouSf' I Senate Fair north, dlwadenlloWIII . s t c H use amend MOSCOW_ SOVIET PRES- scien~e laboratories around 1 ranks for America's manned ,registrations will be accepted. Doyle Jushre and Bill Childs . . Concurrence in ena e' onrurrence m o - soutb toatgbt, ud. eooler. In 1ments · America. assault into space. I Mn Yvonne Scally, instrue-- Salesmen from th1s area were amendments . SMI. Showers endiq. a Htde !dent Anastas Mikoyao today Today, they are the nallon's The astro. scientists proved :tor. said classes for Red Cross Bob Lee. Gallipolis: Forrest , - H.B. 200, $15 billion gen l - S B 322. $1190 mlllton high- cooler nulb Thtrnday. -1Varned anew _11lat Russia Will first "!!Cientist . astronouts": themselves ad ept at handling I advanced begtnners will be ' Skidmore, Pt. Pleasant, and ' era! fund budget for 1966 • 67 way appropriation (Vole 28-0). I've ?'mmuntst Nonh, Vtet Dr. Edward G. Gibson, Dr. Ow- what other astronauts consider from 9 to !145 am .; beginners Ted Newsom, Chesapeake. I'Vote 125·3). Passed . Melp Geaerel Bolpltal Nam all ~essa\y aid to ro;, en K. Garriott, Dr. ~·. CurtiS !he toughest part of the ]ob-- jctasses '3 1, 9'45 to tO 30 a.m.; Mr. Previs praised Mr. Childs r - RB 83, authonzes water - S.B. 293. bans wearing of Admisoloat - Ella SmaQ. pel American agg~essors. Michel. Dr. Duane E. Grave- lacing news conferences. They beginners t I) 11:15 until noon. lor his e~:cellent job and rated study m North Central Ohio ! mask to conceal identity; aim- wood, Pomeroy. But he did 001 specify what line, Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin and treated newsmen lo a barrage Adult or teen-age classes his as the best performance he , <Vote f2t.Ot. ed at Ku Klu• Klan (Vole 28- Dllcbarges - Ji)elmar 0.. n.illtary heiR, .has . been. dtS· Dr. Harrison Schmi!l. of witly, erudite answers that will be held from 6 p.m. to 7:· has ever beard. He said he i Passed : 0). borne, ReedsviUe; Magie Hurd, patched to.llie HanOI 'regime. The others. said Robert R. impressively demonstrated the 30 p m. has attended many such pres· • - H. B. 945. extends ADCW - S.B. 359, extends deadline !Syraeuse. The Soviet ~1ae.'' told a Gilruth, chief of 11ie federal reputation as 11ie most highly entations. 1program ,Vote 129·01. Emer· for buymg llcense plates lo l ----Kremlin rally hoaormg ~- educated u. s. Astronauts. LOCAL TEMPS Following the meeting Prev· l gency. . . . . April 16 (VoLe 27·11 . . MARRIAGE APPIJCATION slav !restdent J014t Broz NOMINATES HEINTGES The temperature in Pome- is, Clark, Grossi, and Lee jom- t _ s.B. 60. prohibtts diScnmi- .- S.B. 340, allows pubhc hllll- Jan Martel Pickett, 23, Rt. I, that the _Sovt_el ,Ualon has WASHINGTON (UP! I- Pres!- i\'lolher of 6 Gives roy's busmess district at 1120 , ed Childs on a cruise on the , nation aaainst farm producers pttals to form publtc health and Carpenter, hair dreuer, a nC et and wtii grve all ~ dent Johnson Tuesday nominal. a.ru. today was 73 degreea, un- 1Ollio River in Childs' bouse because of ~embership'" mar- welfare associations tV ole 2>- Lmda Marklna, 17, Rt. 1, Cll' sary aid to democralli: ed Maj. Gen. John A. Heintges Birth to Quads der cloudy skies. boat. Ike!ing asi!OCIBltons. 3). penter. Nam !North Viet Naml to lor promotion to lieutenont gen- DUMFIIJES, Scotland IUP[) -~~ - --·~=-._____!.=_:::__ _ _ _~---'----=--=:c:.....:.:.:___ ______ fend Its Independenu and era! to become commander of - Mrs. MarjOry Muiianey, aipel 8JJII'OIISOrs." I Corps in Korea. Heintges ready. mother of six, gave will succeed Lt. Gen. Edgar birth Tuesday night to quadOXFORD, OHIO Ooleman, who has been rupiets - two boys and two Phillip R. Shriver wlil take deputy commander In g~ris. er Thursday as the 17th and chief of staff of lhe . "11'1 great,'' said her bus- , The Eastern Local talent as yet not discovered by 1barbecue, under the direction trict will "prl!!lent a stage show comedy w!U ·be featured. Dr.dent of Miami Unlverlity. s. Army, PacUic. :band, Francis, 37, a driver for , Boosters preparing lor 11165-16 the major iea,gues. of Chef Delmar Baum, once entitled Tbe Swtng~?' Moth- rehearsal lor tbt stage IIIIW mal lnauguraUon wjll a loco! brewery. A hospilal t atheitic season, will present a u the injury list from the again will offer moulb • water· ers Gf Eastern Local. wtll be held 'lbunday tv~ Oct. 11. CALL MADE spokesman said the ;14-year . program oi ente,rlainment July practice 1ames ha• diminish- ! ing barbecued chick~ atra1ght Thts program feablres. an all 1July 1, at 7:110 p.m. (EST). Slrrllver, 42, has been dean Volunteer fire old housewife waa in "exc<i- 13 at the Eastern Local High ed, a goOd line-up should 11e from the barbecue Plt. female cast and promises to At 1:110 p. m. tbt ~",. State University's ..sumnioned at ' condition and the ,quads, School. . · available! At 7 p. m., lbe Ea~ter~ Local "swing." throughout the ev~ Invited to wlloll • ...,..,,,_ tf Arls and Sclencee. He for a in incnhators, wert ",satis- Slow pitch aolthalt games• will An ice cream social wlU be Band. under the direct!OD of ing w1th htiarioUJ enll!l"!ain- fireworb. assistant dela 11 Th " However, two, a boy begin. at 2 and e p. m. Tsese served (bo~made ice cream) Chll'ies Yago, will preselll an mont, accordilli to dlroctor PatJdDI'IIIIIlll . '}·,~~~ ~eu Ill 11111 and Klri clio.d wllhla hour~ tf games will be last • movlntl · lllroUihoul lhe af· t outdoor concert. . Norma Newland. that tlroae ia ' nir, jblrth. ' ·., . , . leablro 10me o1 . III1I'JOil evlllin&., A,clllclteaj All p. m. ~n o1 tbe cli1- M1111ic, llntlillll. clanciJC , !1 • ' ·'fi·~ · h Wf'flkJI'l!r "' 1 • \ · • ·' . ,. ;; ·• ... 1 , ,. . ,. .... tr , ", t-1:. ....... · ·.. \. ":t' !I ..., . 1 and Foyster Williams of Kt>nlucky 1s lhe guest of Mr and Mrs Osby Martin. Mrs. Owen Branon received word t~at her mot~er . Mrs , Raymo11d Luman of Gallipolis fel l at her home Sundav and Sor. St>nt ,, IJ 'TED A lellr Jurmg tt.e wor sh ip St, , .• .: at tht! Laurel cltff Free Methodiil church Sunday, statmg that Louis Di Eh l, a 1965 graduaw of Porn-' rroy High School, had been aC· cepted at th< Spring Arbor Col· lege, Ann Arbor, Mich., a Free Methodist church collegt'. wtll enter the college this fall. 1s m Holzer Hospital with a , broken h1p and fraclured wrist. Sh~ was a former 1esident of I Middleport. i Mr. and Mrs. Harold George 1 and son. Brian Lee, Gallipolis are guests of her parents, Mr. ' and Mrs. L W. McComas. !VIr. and Mrs. G G Werner ' were in Columbus uver the 1weekend for a visit with the-ir · daughter and family , Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stewart and fam- 1 ~ ily. Steve Stewart returned to ! Middleport with his grandparents for a visit. Week~nd guests. of Mrs Em- 1 rna Sm1lh and M1ss Hazel Van , Cooney were the Rev. Hnd 1 Mrs Lewis Mikell ol Gailipoli,. 1 ,eO .~ i OEO Frowning on Ohio Shennanigans • • I · ~m:_:\\~'e:s~J~l~'ir~g~in:i•:..._.... , 1.lt'ff. mill and ch ildren . Greg r'""'::::;;;::;;;:~~=====::;:::::;;;:;;;:::;:;:::~~~:;;;::/...::':a~ll<~ -- -- ·-- - -------- --MrConnellsville. Q, I at 1 RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN of!'! [ Collins-Davidson Bill on I Rhodes Desk for Signing ·---.....-.! HOT WEATHER SPECIALS! ° -- 1 1 e Government forces were trying to fight through to the trapped units while American and Vietnamese fighter-bombers bombed and strafed the en· emy. It was in this action that the two-man U.s_ plane was shot down while on a reoonnaisSeveral Advisers Trapped A SJXlkesrnan said several American military udv1sers Continued on Page 8 1 ELBERFELDS--POMEROY 1 ••I ~lll:ii ong 255 ~ MEIGS THEATRE 1 ~;o WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1965 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO VOL XVII NO. 62 I aT\' I :• ..--------------------------------------------------------~==========~---------------------------------------------------------------~0 ~~ ~~ -----------------~···';.;..·',.; , j,,,,,·,,r enttn e Dn~ot«l To The lnler'IJNO/Th.Meii•-M,.on :4r• 1 b I ll:l~n. at y e Three members of the Mid· MrM I, rd J Ste"" diepon Senior Band have reeroy, of whiell Ropr OIIIMrd II Ml\ ::nk Vaugh..: cubmaster, an outln~t ~~~ ~~~d ~ndy, Vicki, Pamela JeaJI turned from the annual band wiener roastheld SUnduy tlttrnoon chnic held at Ohio University Mr C A Reed (Louise at Camp "'--'•• ~nd 1'-lrltiA Jo, Elmer Wblta ' trl ",a Haugl ter" ·un· an . ,ave re ursne Lrom a Mtve. at the Federated churcn Sun- ~ o., . , . . 1 · Ath lh t s. · · '-'~~... • dav .June ~ al o zer .. nsi)H· da\ s av m ' · OUIS, al·i~ GallipoliS. The baby wetgll- .t;en thev vistted with their day mornmg, wtlh Ralph \let - Ricky and Debbte Triplett. I ~h ens He ,~1 wo weeks. Brinker Baker Reed! returned Attending were Mr. and 1\lrt, •~d !livid, Mr. and Mrl. Riebed e~ght pnund•. Ill' . ""'"''"' daughter . Jove• Crossen: her l),d dtreclto,r of the hynuth d•otr I Jtldl Btheaverlland Rlloaymolndd RHoackh MceEylhaumr". aondy Carem,anK, Kathy to her home in Maryland Mon- Roger Dillard ond John. M~rk, It'll nn••nbaum and Joe, OouJI, · · d ti l an aco yes m c arge. Ian e ev. naa tc s , o IJii. d ft · It 'th M c 1 D·•er Mal1iew Marcia Dnid ld c· 1 and has. bern namt>d M;.tJgerv husband. Ron an their sm,a The mgan prelude, In Bngjlt ~~ Middle ort Church of Christ Coleman. bass Ia er ill the a~ a era VIS WI rs . ar nove ' ' , JU\1 ~t~nd Llndu, Haro trc• Susan . . lil andparenl~ -~~:~ ~h. son. Core~. tvh. Crossen .is em-IArrHy," by Mr. Werry , opened have retu~ned from the Howt>'s Middleport band, pwa~ assigned Shields and ller former home aW Melanie.' Mr. and Mrs Ray auut Jffl and Keith, Mr. and and 1115 W•ll••t ~ Ho, 11' .1nd ployed "' an .Jernn.mtu " 1 en- 1the servk... toll owed by lh' pro- Mills Christian Cam at Ona, to the Honors band, and also at Letart Falls. Glaze and Tim, Dennis, GrtlllrY Ml'l. Hobert Couch ond Ronnie, ML :mel Mrs K I. \lJIIer g1nf'f'r w11h thf' Mrnonnt>l Air· cessional hymn, "f'cme~t Lord W Va P played in the S m hon Or- Mr~. Clair Boso and and Crystal. Mrs. Albert Wontf. nd Mrl Mrs l.ula Hu~!'t'll J:-; the ~r('at na11 rompwn Jesu ,. The ntroll wa en · · h t K th Yh P Y ren of Great Bend spent and Morton Barnes. Mn. Kicky , Jeff • Janice, • 1 gnmdmotht'r Tlw .\lillt'r!\ havt' While Iller~; ltwv also visited J'i . 8 1. d h .~ g1". Mrs. Sylvia Tovy of Sara::wta, c es ra a Y- w 0 pavs the day efening with her Ellll Gilmore Jr. and Ricky, thrt>E' ol!wr ehildrt"tt ll!!\·.-1. with M.rs H'l\ Blm r ~·llw !~rm ,'~ aneb ather an lc ~J;j Fret· · Fla .. is here With her sister saxophone was a member of Mrs Dessie PattersoL. and Mrs. Evert'ft Ruger lnd Mike and Char)el • · < 1Sl}(Jil.se v e yout 1 ( nu11 o db h · 1 M d M the Green Band and also took 1Rid 1 ~lf'!i:[rnJnr1 \l~ln '\ rllt e-r;o.JannSlo;sono1H:utland,and tlO\\mg th e ~o ·II t th 1 c! ' an roler·tn-aw, r. an . . . Approximateiy"'OOpersons eou . ec , e .or s : Willis Anthon Mrs Anthon rs i:; baton twarlmg. Carol Kang, a ,..o.-----·-----·o thPtr ''In o;ons The Woi!P:-; were ' Praver and Doxology . Mt~s Ba·' . . Y·. . y - trumpet player was assigned tended the program Jnln,·d bv thPir vou n~e:-; t dnugh-·er rea d the scripture. tmprovmg satls_factorlly from to the Green .Band and was a by the Uhrig Brothers lt>r Slw.r\'1 o! l'n hlmhll -: who Si!'wral srmgs were :Jr~~wnr- ' sevf'ra l weeks Illness. ' member of the chorus . tht Laurel Cliff Free M:lh:v:~~~ f\t>\~ 1hrre tor thr wrPkf'nd t>d hy th~ Nursery das;; and ti 1e Mr I~ W. McComas spent j The final concerts ~ere held Church choir, Saturday Poml!'rO't Ohto -~~Primor.\ clttss gave I he au'U:-;- Sunday m Columbus With h1s Saturday eveni with t h ing at the church. LAST TIME TONIGHT SON HORN ltc. "Chtldren's Day.· Head-! molhel'. Mrs. J. W McComas symphonv orch':tr and the Rev. ana Mrs. William Slr:IUS- 11 "HUSH. MUSH , \lr .md \11's Willinm ~~rt"d mgs on tht' ch1ld Jesu$ were I ~r. and Mrs . John Fultz and chorus ~rrorming ~n Mem ia~ baugb ol Athens were Saturd.avll 0 SWE:El CHARLOTTE" Smith. Sr 01 Aradhur~· tec1rn gH!l'n by the Junior High class, children. Amta and ohn ~a;c. Auditorium and the bands ~nd t!Vening dinner guests of Mr. ~t'llt lJa, ~ ~ Ull\'lll ddt<JI'Vil !anti . l u~ Cullt'n, Agnes. rd h.v phone trnm her daughl- follnwf'd ~))' the mormng pray-I spent ~he wet>kenrl m Cmcm- baton routines given on the and Mrs. Ernest Powell and \lu u n• l) t'~C Crr 1l K!·II<Jwav r 1 :vlr<>. J.CJv.nnre Urmghman . er b_v M1ss Bi:lt>r wi!~ ch.wal , n<~ll w1!h Mr and Mrs. ay campus under the elms. Mr. attended the musical program Wm L'allli) I:JP11 Vll'lol ~un 1h~ lnrmf"l :-it>ssie \1ae Smith, r.t·~pono;e P':ialm 23 whlth·_ WHs 1Myt>rs Charles Minelli, Director of at the Laurel Cliff church. Rev no, Man· A.~wt ol Phoenix. Am. thi-11 sh:• gave ~ (~O· ~ :n _bl the chOir illi<J Mr., Mr. Hnd Mrs Ron Huck and Band, Ohio University, conduct.Strausbaugh is a former pastor Colorcar,oon br.-1 1 tn a snn. n<-tmt' • .Jpffere' \~f'lt', ,Js lhe memory st•lec- four children HI Columbus spent ed the workshop. · of the church. LPe. on .June 2 \.randpa1 :nl~ twn . wa~ rrad bv Mr. Wt-rrv Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush WEDNESDAY , Jun1 30 1 the WPf•kt>nd with the Rev. and 1 NOT OPEN , arr Alire •l:Ll•g~man of Manly . T!ll:' r:ct>SSLona~ . ~~mn . Mrs. Donald Hicks and fam1ly. 1 I and fa~ily visited Sunday afterC:Io. Pa and nw great grand , Jll.~t One D,n At A fime. by 1 \1r and Mrs Robert King 1 AT GRADUATION noon with Dr. and Mrs. HerTHURS., FRI. ond SAT . mp!ht' r is Mr" Ol_\'mpi<l F'ahm' lhr Youth ehoir With Vlary l and Debb1e Kmg were in .Mh-1 Mrs. Chester Knight and bro- man 'tickard and family of July ).2-3 1 .r 1 ' s as soloist, the bene,lic-, ens Saturday evenmg to 3ltPn l ther-m-law, William ot Ch cago, Ill ~' Matlack, California who are the guests 1 TilE 13EAT,.t_:::, m , -....--..-......-.. ~ ...~-. ~ ..-~..-- , 1011 Wllh lhr,..~fold A.m~n and dthe band concert giv+'n by thr l attended the graduation of Ter- ol his parents, Mr. and Mrs. " GO GO MANIA" organ po!\tlude by Mr. Werry, . band rlinir sludents. 'J'Iwv were ry Knight from Ohio State A. C. Rickard of Alban\/ , 1TethnJc:olur) , -\cis ..~ock lll t'ID !rom rltts•d lh•'- serVI"" I v" ., ..u..,'" ""· accomt>an>ed hom .... b1· . thet'r PatroIF ri dall~ at the Youth Mr. and "-. Millon' Roush \ki ~t'l to .l!'rst·y ' Mc:rtt 1\l on tm:. nJ s u. . an \1:Ho·.tnn1, l'f1c An 1 I daughiP" . Carol. who · attended Center in Columbus. Following visited Sunday evening at Ca· lnt:Jls. TlH, llrmr.\Ton Jh~. Th.e M, .•• the rlinir. the graduation, they visited at bell - Huntington hospital with Outstandingly superior Ill • 11111 1 Hurk 1n Bl•tnt'' · lt·r rnan s TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY .., Manon · post where Terry will her aunt, Mrs. Durrell Dawson. Ht'rmll!'; N~t~ l!\ lilc T('c>ns. · !Iiese five imponant paint• 1 Mrs Paul lloelzel and daugh - be stationed. Knight left Mon- 0. E. Harris and daughter Fu tu Pt•nnH•s 13tl!~ Kt<~mPr FAMILY NIGHTS ."iot•iPI v_ ;flpet~ ing featurea: Durability, & IJakrJI<L ~ Snrlml ~ Jnvurpor "LILIES OF THE FIELD" . . tPr. Debbie. ol ~olumbus ~isit- , dH.v morning for his duties aner Mrs. Mason Fisher !'c~~~~:'!l Washability, Coverage, ;Jtt>d Tht· 1-'o tlf lli(I· L 1,1·!.-r & Sidnr~n~~~tlN T~e Ju!lwr MisSIOnary Socif>- 1 ed recently wllh her Sister· a weekend visit with his par- iet. Burrell Dawson' to t;onh1n. 1:1111'' ll:m ' TllF: ty o/Jhe Laurel Cliff Free Meth- in-law . Mr and Mrs Roy Rif-1 ents. •...... W V S, Easy Painting. and Beauty I HEATl.F:S !· Jr-.! fcrbu lous "THE LONG SHIPS'· od1st chunh met tn the rec.-ea- 1nt> Mrs Hof'lzel Wit~ the form•wu, . a., a.urday to FnrJ.: ('\"PI fll llll'!l' J.:d)~ns(' Wrlh Rirhant Wldmark I f I Mrs Dawson at Cabell uurtt> ll A-(; 11 Go Thl' ~hunm 1 r,t shu JOn room o· t~e parsonagf. Sun- ' rr Mat lie McKPnZie of Racme. .mg""m ,: Hosp1ta . 1 · " $5.50 GALLON $1.75 QUART and Su!nl'\' Pm! Jf'r 1 .1 k111ges1 .~ h r\;HI·t' that t'VN ( ay ollowmg Sund CI ~ School. 1 Ylr and Mr!i. Robert Faulk 1 PLAN BAKE SALE · rnrk~·d thP lnii'J nat rorral Bf'al Mrs. James l:ilrnore and .!\Irs. , and son. Boblt)' . of llrbana The ,Junior Class of the Oak Mr and Mrs.Wlliam "GOOZILLA vs THE THI!'4G" Thur.-Frl. July 1-2 v (.l.t'ehnJt·ltlllr 1 "GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM" r.rnrst Powell are r~ ounselor -. . 1spent the wt¥kt•nd with her 1 Grove Methodist Church will and son, Willie, Belpre, , HOUSEWARES DEPT. w~r of tlw 1;ra n 1.~' H1r11t ul .l ack 1 t-rnon. Rom~' Srhnerlet Mrs Grlmore read Psa~m i22 parf"n ts Mr and Mrs r.ai1 sporisor a bake sale Saturday, spending a week's vacation wo1 !rl ~ mo ' r 1t•rrfy in,l:! Mon WolurJ and presented tht> lesson . "Trea· Millrr. .July 3. at 8. a.m. at Cross's hetheir parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 ~ trr : Armit•s ot the world - and sure Hunt." which wmplet•d . . Store tn Rac'Jne, and Harden's Sam Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. ', dt>~lrovt·d b~ ·thr TH \;\i(;" "STOLEN HOURS" th e 5I udY book. Domm1un ~or . 'Mr., an d M_rs R0Y R.1ffl e v_ls- Marker in Syracm~e. The prO- I Mason Fisher. M()u~l e:r rl r·<>rrms powf'f m Susan llaywal'd 1 .; J 3 Jlati 1 ~ 11 .,• W<Jrof thf'Gta nt~ (Color) ' ·~epubllr. A new_ sr~,dy _bollk, llrd Su nday m G~lhpohs ~lth l eet>ds will be usrd for church Mrs. Earl Cowen of Burl!ng- 1 ~ii:=::::::=:-:::~:;:-:::~:-:;;;::·~,l;;;..;;..;;..:;:-::::::=======!:: Fnur Sons of Chm!l. w111 be- her son and f<~mlly. Mr and !camp fees. 1 han. was a recent overntghl gm m JLIIy. A collection was Mrs Oav1d MrKenz1e and fam1 taken allklunting to $1 JO. ily A!lendmg were Barbclra Lew- ./enniC' and Mark Gwiazdow ~~. Danny and Debbi t> Wellman. Brenda Hnd Dennis r.dmore ~k\. of Wushinglon Court House · b ' are guests ol their grandpar , · elnsulating Foam Ice Chests 99c to $1.99 Ka ro Iyn ..Souls y. Ltnr!J and .\.li-lrtha Baker, Nancy and De~rla enls. Mr and Mrs. Russell e Handy Ice Buckets _ ~ 29c (;JJ!_ Darlene Mlchwl. :_;reg Mills Hnd great grandmother, Eblm, .IHck Ja cobs. lv<ln Pow- Mrs. Harry M!Jl s. eSun Glasses . __ -·--- IOc to $1.00 ell and Penny and P<!tt) Eblin. Mrs Lee Jackson of Colum· I bus and ~er mnther, Mrs John e Women's Canvas Sneakers ~- pr. $1.99 Gnett ul Shade , Ohio, vis1ted Blur Denim. Platd and Saiiol' Blue Slnpe : J' i~il in Cnpiln/, I Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. e Triangle Head Scarfs 39c up Otl f' p . Noah Hask>ns. Mrs. ackson . IPr ~nsl Olnt.• lhe former Mary Helen Cooper, e Ladies Blouses _ _ __ Several Prices I .Vernon Weber and sons. Den- I tormer Middleport resident. Mr. and Dean ol Rutland have I Jackson " employrd by the Picnic Plates e Napkins Cups, All Prices nts returned from tio · W a .week's vaca- Ne~, .,.or k cen 1ra. 1 Ra1·1roa d. " spent m ashmgto_n. C. , 1 Air Willtam IPete) Werner ..---NO MORE EXCISE TAX---. and otht'~astern pomts. . . d bas gone to the (hrleston. s. In WH:-s, · ., 1on th ey v1sllt> , ., A. F . 8 On Cosmetics, Ladies & Children• Handbags !he Smithsonian Institute. Wa:-h- i '" . II' orce ase. followmg A Summer Shoe Sale While It's Still . tngton Monum 1 w M _i a 30-day leave w1th hi ~ parents. or Billfolds. There Are No Longer Any en . ax us M d ~~ G G \\' eum MI. Vernon, Preside! II Ke-n-' r an rs. . erner. Federal Taxes That You Poy Herel Summer. You'll Appreciate This Timtnedv s grave in Arhngton Cem- 1 Mr. ~nd Mrs. Robert Haley etery and watch~ the changing : and rh1ldren. Mtke. Kathy and MISS AMERICA ly Sale of Current Summer Styles. 11f thf' guard at l~e 1'omiJ o/ lhe ~ Barbara spent the weekend a! Unknown Soldier . Tht'y Hlso saw ~he1~ cam_p ~ill:. on the Mu~k­ BRAND NAMES -- BARGAIN PRICE TAGS an armv show 10 Washir1gton ! mgha~ H1ver. l~ey were JOID · Enroule home they visited t~e ed the1r by her s1ster ;md fam MIDDLEPORT, 0. Lora.\ Cavern s and Blal'kW[IIer ily. Mr and Mrs. Ray Lauder· I ! l'§. = • I .... . '. ~ • .. -· '·. ' ~ 'if'i'•·OY w :1 ~ · ~ I • . .~_, ;..,~::... ~;:-~ 1 -~ ~ '\t"'-~ - .:-tibia '~: ~:::~ '·~ .u:·~r~~r.!f,:~~~<;:,;i:ir,i!\t~~ �----~~- ·· ---· -- ~...__ .... ~---- ·-- -- ·--· _ __ __. ...., • - - • ·- -~-~............. __ ., ..,. _. ....--- . . . . . - - - - - - · ... - ... - w_., .. , •~ ,..._,. ,...,..t:; · ~ " , ...... --• "" ...... I I I ' ( ~~fly Reds Win Nightcap, hut Drop Opener Tuesday TlrP ll11ily !ftipII t iII, I • By DOROTHY KILGALLliN ~MMENT r. TING EOITORIALL Y_ Broadway producer, author and director has caught hts act. As a result, his night table II stacked with scripts - tour ol !hem excellent onel, librettos for important musicals that Will hit the Main Stem next sea!IOn. But John, after a lot ol soul· searching, has decided to give another season ol his lite to supper clubs and concert appearances, so when he rnaketJ his New York stage debut, it'll be as a rich man wtth no!hlng to worry about no matter what happen• to the show. It's getling to_b~_tu~ury f~r •_ really 1 hot otnger to do a musical, a. cause the switch means Jar, far less salary tban "tho road" pays for a good act, and there'l no 111arantee of succeas no ma• ter how good the individual performer is. Ask Mary Marlin 18 tell you about "Jennie." Even !he movies are a better bel !han Broadway, You atlocate two or three months for shooting, you get paid exactly what you barpined lor, and whether the crtllca like It or not, your performance II aeen all over the country, maybe Ill over the world, In tho next yur. _ .. - - June1965 Gossip tn Gotham Bobby Vlnt.on set t.o do 14 radio and television shows lo three days 1o England, arrived Most ol 11> an• applauding the John· In London to discover that he sun admmtsltatwn's firm dt•a!mgs wtth bad been refused a work perthe Communists m Viet !'Jam •nd m the mit by Secretary Swinson ol rPcent revolt 111 the Dommit'an Repub· the Variety Unions there <the lie The other day we noted that the British version of our AGVAgn~at maJontv of th e l·ountrws ot the AFTRA) . Mr. Swinson made world a1., alsO w agt rcmPnt witll such no secret of the fact that bar· 3 polic\'·. but of cu~ll"~r W~Pil vou ta_k'e rmg Bobby was the idea of a into a(TOLin l t!H' nulltons m the Sovu;t reprisal against the way obow L:nion. J(Pd Cilma. and necolral lndta vou business unions and guilds . In come up w1th the majuri 1 Y of thr world the U.S.A. have been treatmg populatwn on thP nther si.~e We might British acts, barking ' "Maybe feel that wr cto not have tnends. and the this will gel AFTRA to answer rt>a:-;on for tha t ts that 31.\I•UI all you e~er 2-Dally my letters!" Bobby's manager, read about is o[ the cou ntries that l1le Allen Klein, phoned the Amerprotests against our adLill~Ican Embassy and got a Wh()o cares-about . that • sort · of While we are on th<' right track in thing? response, beseiged Engforeign affairs, it m1ght br "ell \" wonland's Mmistry of Labor and der why the pressure :, not. be~ng_ put eot someone to aay Bobby could on the activitit>s ot Communists w1thm go on the shows aU right, but l . - - by Helen Bottel--4 our own borders . ~lost Jhinking persons only to opeak, not to ling, and should be aware that "" fare an equally Bobby called hio CongreMIIlliR fiats with my weddin& gown YOUTH o\SKED FOR IT! grave situation on tlw dornrsl1c front as 111 Washington. Tom Mor11n of Tb\1 column Is lor young tmy knees were very unsteady well as in foreign parts II we do not MPennsylvania. who promised to people, their problems and plea- !hat day), but that waa tho lad mand an equallv finn stand on the home try to help. Bobby even offer· sures, their troubles and fun. lime I wore flail with 1 4reu. front we will he in a 1rry vulnPra~le ed to tum over every paycheck As with the rest of Helen Help Now, I wear heell In lh1 twu position. We do not helio•ve 111 witrh from the ll 1uest sholl to tho Usl , It welcomes !aught but and one-hall inch range, and hunts. hut the puhhc '' not Jullv Ill· English union's wolfare fundwon't dodge a seriouo question my husband doesn't mind a bit formPd on how to idPnlil" tho~e who are to prove he waon't trying to We're In our early twentiel bent on thP clr~lnu.: tion of Cl\Jr lorm of with a brush-off. take money out of some Lon· Send your teen-age ques- - and have been very happilf government. Thcrr arr 111any wort hv don performer's pocket - but married one year. causes thllt are lw111g in!lltratrd IJy the all Socretary Swinson would lilY tiunl to YOUTH ASKED FOR We do take a lot of kidding, communist t!lemenl. and 11 is hard to so~t Is that he would hold "a board IT, care of Helen Help US! but we enjoy a good laujh and out those who are deeplv mlerr<terl tn meeting t.o determine whether this newspaper. \\hat IS known as iu~t1ce or an~ dmng don't mind if It's on us once iB Vinton wao replacing any Enl- COME-BACK FOR A everything w1thin 1h elr pmV('J' to make a while. There Is much more llsh artists." Which, of cour11, SNOW JOB America look had to th e r.,l of I he to a person than how tall he lo, he rouldn'l and never Intended Dear Helen: All through the year, this so don't let height bother you! world . to do. By William S. White Before marriage, I always The aerlea of shows w a 1 boy has treated me jl'eat in All you have to do is re,1d th e fillll· school but he has never ask· dated fellows who were six that the very-liberals acream scheduled t.o "art on June IS. WASHINGTON - A great apportioned ao betw!'f'n tht ur- at d!ly m and day out at~ an evil If the bloomin union doetn'l ed me on a date. He date• oth· feet and over, but then I found ings or' th e !!HI and the SpuaiP lnlt•rnal cr ime agamo;;t what lhe vPry· ban and rural dis1ncts. Security , ommitlre to know the [acts. twyond compare - when non- gove in and let our lad have a er girls though. But with me, out !hal the old saying is true: JibPrals so tirt:>lessly c<:~ ll "th~ and thev are tarts. not gut'""'· A part In a word. the peo~le would \ibersls use Jl , that io. go at It, I •uggest we all meet ll'o alwaya romtng over to my The best thmg• come in small majority Y~rll" t~ being commit- be allowt"d tvd e(' tde whether of the t.-ouhlt· ran ht· frJ111Hl in 011 r edu· And If as a top member of al Arthur tbat night and march bouse to study. And eat. I am packa~es. led at stale ly leisure in the an unele-cted Supreme Court has "The Establishment" In Con- In a body on Antliony Newley. pretty oure tl was me who got l'aliona! svsl(-'m . whirh 11. somr secto rs, My hrother·ln-law aave US a Hnust' of H~\lrPM'ntath• e" . not lot·a llv . " 1Jnng1ng fort h lheones him through the lllh erade, as nickname which we don't mind the righl to proclaim, as il hall gress even Manny 's capacity for that are not in kerpmg •11'1 tltr true govAND Gary Cooper'! lovely daugh- he was fa!Unj until I helped at all. It's -MU'IT This time. hov.ever, the coun- done. that the set:~1s in their up~ ca ndid obstruction turns out not ernmental form\\(' know ii" dl•rnoc-r<H'~. him In oe]Jfrtl aubject•. per lt>gis lati ve hou ses must ,JEFF' to be enough, then a bind of ter, Marla, Is a ccnsllnl viol· tr~ llt'ars no r 1g htl·ous Olltl'rlt'~ We see tlw widP:-pret~d rlnrt•st on earn· Now he's enrolled In oummer Dear Helen : hereafter be allot•ated oo mere very . liberal and strleklnl "an- tor at !he Connecticut ronvent agolllst rh r~t rntamuus prof·t>s:-i pust-s from t oa;;l to c:oa~l , and t ho~e of school, and It's the oamt thtng. Us kids con tell you grownhead-counts ol ropulation. It ti - Establishment" men over where former film actreu Dowhl('h the verv • libt• ra l~ ~o the liberal t• lt•ment :1r~ h;nltn g it as a We never go aoywyere, but would permit the people, If ups gomething once in a while in the Senate os waiting to lores Hart resides as Sister Judtrrele~!<IV dcnu~nre :-Js the "bot h~allhy sigu o[ the de~u thinking of the he'o over a couple of nights a they chose. to go on taking min· -like wi!h barklna doga, You come in with another weapon ith. Maria 's frtends have been lim!( uP"' ot legJslalwn desut>d studrnts on matters of :Jr~ human rarE'. week to hit the boo~. And he orily geopgra~hic needs and in- that they ha ve never \)l"ased to led to wonder if she might bt can break a dog of barking if h~ a rni-1 jnrr1y That rs tnw in m.mv fases. !Jut Iht'rt' are you tie some lin cans together leresis inlu lK'couut It would rondemo. 11tis is thtf'Oiibuster, contemplating a religioua life still eall like a horse. .!iOmt' \1 ho arr l.r:-r·mg tht·m~PlHs npt•n lo Fur lt1is l!lllf' lht· ' maJority 1 like him a lot, ~ul I'm get- and drop them with a i9ud ral· allow them to eonhnue thl to prevent a majority from hav· Billy Daniels and his wife, quest ron ht>cau ~e lhe.v art~ wi ll ing to w1ll" that is bt•mg thwarted i~ prrnciple of weighted democrain8 opportunity to vote on an who were on the verge of se&- ting tired ol waiting Do you tie in front of him every lime br~:'ak all\ la w the~! we have tn thr books nnt thr wllt of the verv - liber- cy whrl'h rs the bottom mea~r iRsue - a weapon which the ing their lawyers during those think I'm gettmg a snow job? he barks. Tbat'a better !han a tu havt> l.hei1 wa~. There tan not be law a l ~ . hut only that ot t'vt•rybody ing of the whol e Amencan idea rolled up newspaper, beraus1 head of the "anti • Establish- last tense days before he !ell - SAL and order if \\'e arc trar11mg the suppo-;rise Thr ~ lrmt' '· bo111mg up'' of government by L'heek and Golden Boy," have reconciled Dear Sal: sometimes you can't aet to him, ment"' forces Sen. Joseph Clark tcll .~ cream of th~· nop ol our youth to 1 ~ bdng done 1n H bill desirfld Yes! Aod hand blm a "no" and will travel to Europe in but you can always throw lhl , . balance of Pennsylvama, has m1de a th nk thai none of their llHltivrs ca n ht! bv e...crybody else, but a bill July ... "The Yellow Roll .. job. 'l'hls fellow wanta 1 tutor, c~ns. - SMART Failing some corrective on career o( aUarkin1. (J'IestJont•d. intplac•hly OV\lllSed by thr. vrry ft6y~· · ~a8Sed the fl,OOO,OOO not a girl. H. ~ ·~ Still. there Is a very :ereat li~' l a\<:. So lllls time the bad 1 the Court, tlte ~i mple fact iA This column I• dedicated to human difference between what mark at the Radto City Music Dear Helen : tl1al within tO y.ars the city kerenlly an in vrstig:·to r talkrrl with gu}~ <:~re gnod guy:-; Hall Don Kirshner's ColumAm I outs or something' I family living, so If you're ba~· Manny Celler 10 doing and hundreds of college sln t\en t'. ;onrl he Hep. Ct' tll < Hill<~l Cl•ller of masses, often bos~- h: d to begm bia-Screen Gems music outfit always cry at parades, espec\ng kid trouble or just plala what the professional critics of tnuld not r~mcmrw r a •>nto w)lu wa . . · ')t B· P{)k\yn , N Y . dwirman by wrth, w1ll totally ovt>rrun both hao become a beacon in t h e Ially when the marching bands trouble, let Helen Help YOU. " The F.stabllshmeot" are dodlsappuintt>d, in sornt' de~ret> h.v thf' grace of st•mur ity o( the llou ~e houses of nearly every legrslatune buolne... More hits than go by. I never cry when I'm She will aloo welcomo your Ing. Manny has never claimed <"a liu u h~ \\-a!; Leing oi"!P rl•d 'llw s11 nple udrcrary (om mrl!ee, i ::~ mak- ture in the natton. Willie May•. hurt -either hurt-hurt, or sadown amusing experiences. Ad· f•cl• o[ the matt er are I ha t t hrrr are No one den1es , bec·ause no one that there ought to be two ing 1t ~rkdl;.. plnin thot. mahurt but there's aomething dreso Helen Bottel In caro ol few re(l\ tearhers in lhe l'an ~ 'i of upper cow d~ny, th<Jt 10 both branches standards and two rules for Jnnl~ will (I I' not majtmly will, Since John Gary ha. been about those musicia111 that this uewspaper, fair play, one set for his side trlucatwn. Thml' tlwt ar{' ( :qwtJIP (1\ dol1e hJs no rnt,•rrtrun whatt-ver of of Congrt>ss those who wish to delighting the posh oet at the makes me just have to cry. and a different set for the wrong ing a first rale joh "re more interested allm'lmg the llow-ie rl se lf even offt'r thi!1 amendment to the in puhlica\1un. and the teachers are side Manny accept! the right Plaza'• Persian Room, many Do other< have this trouble' In vo lf' on a propn~ed coostitll- states have clea r maJonties. if JANE more int ~rested in pcr ~ u unel advaru:e· not nef'essarily the two-thirds of the other side to use the every night. trnnal crnwrrdmrnt . Dear Jane: ment than in dn el'll ng stud ents 111 the traditional Congressional proIt IS an Hrncndment demon- that would be required But the We all <TY lor dlfferonl reawav s of d e motra ~v than !'O illf' ot I he ce•se• lo beat h1m If they ran. slrably <ind rn tl1e hrghe~t de- verv - liberal!!, who arl! also In Q-Our dO<'Ior sayo my husIIODS - and I think youro is craCk pot theories ihat \lH l:.' ( onfusr arui Manny thus feels free. and Is gret' "d('moeratrc" - but it nt>a-rly every case very - urban band has ao enlarged pro"ate better than moot. Your tearo befuddle t!JP studPnt s. •tnd makes I, n pol1twians, arc determmed not free. to use lhtlSe processt>s and he suo]Jfcls ha~ the fatal defect of not bt'cancer, at parades simply mean you an easy pre~ for thosf' wl1o would mHu·r· to grve the~e manifest majori- hlm•elf In his owo causes . The ing agr~ablc to the Cl l} ton~ll ­ Would you advose tmmediat.- are deeply st1rred- thal marchmine every Jn<titntion th:ol has made Am· to trell rvPn an out~lde ~hanee to dlrteren<:e m1ghl be said tu encles or Cel\er and m:Jn~ erica grea t The pmhlt'lll is further combe simply this: Manny talks IUrgery or taking hormone• ing music makea you want to put theic ca~e to Congre~~ another . ~·or . shnuto il be Sll b-plicated by thr great pro ·ss of stuctents hehis to •low the erowth of the aet right out there and march Tht·y si mply want the whole from the same side of mr!!t'd by Congre,;;s to the sta t e~ lng admitted. In <nme s.-ltnnls there is an too, or do something big and mouth all the tlmt. This Is tumor? business " bottled up" And and ral1flrd by three - fourths A - If the dlagnosl• of can- patriotic and emotional - so a••emhlv line svs tem tint !l·aves most why Manny , !hough a liberal, of them, 1t would perm1t the buit\1ng it up for them I• "ManCtr of the pr..tate hal been student; co ld ..·,d d1sol usiourd Rec<'nlly you cry. becauoe that's pure to not a very . liberal. ny' ' Cellrr. M anny I• u•ing the pt"C.Jpl(' the.>m~elve~ to decide confirmed your husband we heard of PVt'n \oa nrl~li s rn in coi!Pge emotion. Why not' - H. 1Copyright, 191\S, by United enlrflndwd srnlorlty or 11 com· how the uppt'r house-; or their ahould have it removed with- Dear Helen: halls l"'t't tm, ~;lii.,'l~' t from our pat t nf thP slate 1Pg l;o~)a 1u res 1hould be mltlee eha1rman ; a senlor1ty Feature Syndicate, Inc) state . Some stud t• nl '<'I ftrr to i>ulletin out delay . Hormoneo are of In a reotnt column there boards and to o!lwr m~!(lllali•Jn s. You value chiefly to pl'l!vent or post· was a letter trom a fellow who and we are paving tlw hil l for thrir edupone a recurrence after the was five feel seven lnche• and pi'OIItatic ~ancer has been re- hal a girl fritod who Is five cation. and we''"" only Ihe teac· hln~ of r•prrl fo r pun lit- prnpPrt v and movt'd. eel •Ieven incbes . rPspon<ihilitv amon g students nf cnl\ege W•ll, I'm Ove teet seven and lge. It- I bave breo taki'lj! Aldac· one-fourth aDd my h118band is \. ltV Wayne G. 8randotadt, M.D. tlclty ln tht arteries but also a you omoke; havlnl your doctllr n11nuwint; of the channel. Al· bring your blood pressure down Q - What rau•tt hardening \azide A for 10 month. for fluid just about five feel lin. When though th..e changes are per- if it is high; brlnft your weight retention. Now tbat I am bet- we aot married, f wort whitt ol the :uterws'l h there any manent , the hmct10n of the di~ down to normal If you are ,.,. I would like to Btop laking Clll't' ' eased arteri e~ will be taken ov· It , but when I do I teet nervoua A - Hardening of the arter· er by other arteM~ ln time. overweight: 11ettiog rid of exand can't sleep. What ohould It><-: rs eaused by the mt11tratron prov1ded the progress ol the cnsive nervoua letMion I some- I do? tlmeti the mDRl diffiCUlt pari oi tn t into the arterial wall!\ . In disease can be slopped. of the treotmeot J; eatina a A - lllporaolacloM whfl hy• the adv:mf'f•d ~ta~e~ this is re· drochloro!hiazide <AidaclaTtti• I• accomplished by diet low in cholet~lerol, and pi- zide A) helps the kidney• \AI pltt1·ed hy C(l lt'ium salts. The rellull is not only a lo~s of !las· cutting oul ctgarette smoking if ling eight houn of reotlul aleep eliminate 11111 and water. Don't dlocontinuo it unlm your doctor believeo you do not need li any more. ": 'IUr ner~ vou911ess a!KI insomnia moy bt due to sorne cauoe other tban diScootinulng the medicine. We Are Drifting, Where? League \ fII over Mmnesota McDowell MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy. Ohio TONIGHT NOT OPEN THURS., FRI. ond SAT . July t-2-3 THE ~~:ATLE~ in "GO GO MANIA" (Terhn ico lor J ..\llatt Monro, su~an J\.lau"h<Jn The Anunals , Th l· {'om bs ll~llf'\': · "GODZILLA vs THE THING" (Tectmicolor l SUN. - MON. - TUES, July 4-5-6 The Three Stoogt's in "THE OUTLAWS IS COMING" -- ··- . II - My brother died of broochogftlic urc1110ma. What b this and Is it hereditary? A - Thto 11 rneer of the IIIli&•· II II not hereditary, ---- ~-1M~,!.!'! Utt' ...,..,.. right behind him at .sm~le Philadelphi a Mmnrsola Ch r~ ago 43 l? 614 in three : and Sidney Poitier rn a frve·nm frfth rnnrng I Jack 1. 2 Lem.o~C~~~Y Srhneder ' AN J HQ NY Plumb· . . H a·.j • tnq 1 1 e flng Your Dependable two-1un homer by Max Alvrs Pomeroy took the lrad in lilt' and a two -run do uble by Terry .•Ittur· d when two runs crosscll a llubila shut the Tribe out io ,lhe plate as the res ult of the next two innings, but Cleve- : ~,ase 0 ~ b.<~~ls an_d s1ng les by LUCKYSTRIKE FILTERS They put back the taste others take away Probabl~ 1 • /lEW IWt>dnt·sday'l-i <Only ganws soll€;; 1 ,.~ 1 Pit ·he Rat'ine Yank~ iof them earned. including a aod came hom• on" '"'"111,., famous tobacco auctioneer recommends 42 27 .609 1 ' Chicago <11 Kcmsas Ci tyc 12, " t~l-nighii -Buzhardt 11·11 and WJn b)' 27-13 I I Pe~rs 1 5-~ '. v.s St>g.ti 14.9 1 8 nd 1 land came back to li fe in the S•rve•, Burdette and Jrll ' The H"c ine Yankees defe ,tt· Sheldon !.l-21 · 1 sixt h on a combination of B; Hu rt . MmnPsnta al Los Angeles 1·d Por tl and by a 27-13 margrn ' ~tol en base by Leon Wagner ~~o uthern hll~~rs Wt>re Cozart, in a Lirtle Southern League eon- ( n.rghi J- P<~s('l/t.ll •8-2 1 \o S New' and a two-base throwing enor , ~rl l Se llt->rs. lorn Dtddle and 1test Monday on H.acine Field man 17 ·6 J. by Bob Tillman. ;-Jun Crow, eat'h With a single. 1 Yankec h1tlers were Bruce Hari 1 Cleve l<-tnd at Washin,g1on , Pedro Gonzalez hit his third ~or Po~t!roy, Sarv_Pr had three 1 and David Crow , each a srn- (nlgh t J-SUHlge 1 2-l l vs. Or1t-ga · homer in the eighth to finish srnglP~ In four tnps to the gle . L:ary Johnson 1 two doub- 17 -81 · the Tribe Jcoring. •pl~te. Burdette. l~~ro smgles: , les and a :;ingle ; Buddy Pyles. a : NPw york at Baltrmore 0111 Dealer For PLUMBING -<t lld - AND "BABY THE RAIN MUST FALL " HEATING Sieve 'lcQut>en, Lt•e Remil'k Phone WY ·2·2550 II Dirk Young, a sing le and double single and double Kenny The iss 1nrght 1 Boutiln l3-7 J vs. McHa~gy , a single and Randy and a tr ipl t•. hfJ me r;111 : >r1r1 ' ~a lly ( ~-Jl. Jett Burt, each a si ngle. ~ D Thei ss , two doubles and two Detrort at BosLon lm.ghtl~LoGAMES FRIDAY, .JlJI.Y 2 :smgles; Hlrk .Sn uler, lWtl ::i iJI· !Jch 18-:it vs . iVJqrehead (4-6). ~arons at Southern ISyracust') glt>s and a home run. H:-~ndv Cheshirf> at Pomt>ro~ Pyles . a smg le and douhlf> · Mason at New HaHn I Hill ('It' land. a double, and SPEC I ---: Halph Cui ltig, a tn pte. Dodl!ers Ed~e Yan kee {I: ub u lJ e,, Ib1own For Portland. had three 1 Red wall /U , ;t!\'i\'Ofil\lft:/HE'\T FROM RlJ'fl,!t t\ 'D l·' llf!\'11'(i iU~ CO. smgll's and Huu Weddle "'"I J. Wal ker, 1 e<wh a single. i The Ya nkees hed defea ted Sylit~ in r::wuse 9-5 last Saturdav Hillers lre boll om of the seventh to tM the Yan kees 1n that contest I edge tl1e .Ya nkees 6-5 m Pome- Wf're Therss with a home run . roy Boys leag ue play Tuesdfly •Crow <tnd Garv Johnson eac h Th~ Dodgers .sC'ored rn lhe ,a smg le, D. 1;heiss, a double, last rnntng when .Jon Huck sin- R1rk Sn tdf.'r a tnple and Handv gled and._U1en with one out th e Pyles a single. For Svracusf, next thife halters drrw walks : Rwk Ash, Jrrn !iiJbbaJ·d cuu.J to fo rce in the winnrng tal ly. 1Warner each had a single. I YankPf' l1i1ters \lf' . e Hob Wtr· ry wi th a double a nd two sm- , gles. M<Jrk Werry, two singles I ahhh ... and Gor.v Snouffer, a ~Ingle For just what you're looki ng the Dodgers. C. Wva tt slam1 lor. Find REAL ESTATE : med a home run and two srn· fast in the --· gles, and E. Fife , .J. Buck. Tom YELLOW PAGES. VHughan and J. Lauderm1lt eadl had a single. Where your fingers C. Wyillt start ed on the , do the walking. mound for the Dodgf'rs and was . rel re vf'd in the !'leven1h bv Hannahs who gut ITed-Chu(·k • • I , Jl for the victory. Bob Werry 1 1 WiiS the Yankee s\(Jr ler a n d : : .J.ack J<:~cobs look over in the seventh. T! f le Dodgers brokt' R j 1 Ooohhh, 1 11 cu,ft Upright Freezer Gas Range ~~=r-'m_'"'_____ Gas Refrigerator ~:.i=~·e••r Boy &Girls 20" &26" Bicycles Automatic G. E. Washer • Hotpoint Electric Range • • • I Hamilton Gas Clothes Dryer • • Caloric Gas Range • • • • • 2--17'.' Portable T.V.'s • • s45 & $]5 G. E. Wringer Washer • • • • Guarontnd __ • • H'R FIRESTONE STO "Thai'• lobby IC•n~ldy oil ng~t. ~1Jiwaukee I1 B<:Jitmwre 41 31 .569 :P'l Dt.'lrort 39 31 .557 41 l Ne• Yu1k 35 38 .479 18 Los AngP ies 32 41 .4:19 18 three losses as he surv ived a imound in the third in nrng on 2 i we~t the ~Js lance for the win- ~ Wednesday 's Probable Pilehers Boston 29 45 :162 16 1 ~l ~ !shaky frrst inmng and held Bos-~barrage of long hits and a rash •neJ,s permrttrng only four base l Los Angeles at Chieago !ll- 1 \~,l shmgton 29 45 .39'2 Hi 1.2 j sc-ore less until the sixth ,ol Boston errors whi h was ' luts Jle fanrred 10 and walked ' Ostet>n 16-8) and \~illhite (1-0l iKansa s C1t y 20 45 :W8 21 Tuesday night. /enough to brmg ln relrever Bob • ro~r . v" Buhl 1-618 and Elbv.uith : Tuesda}•'s Results 1 Manager B1rdie Te bbetts .sent i Duliba. I. Soulhf>rn ~rabhed a 1-0 lead \-31. ' :\olmnesot~ 7 Ch rcago 6 1 ~ the fl rsl mmng when Don McMahon to the mound in I . Tim Cmc-111na ti e~ t New York W<Jshmgton 2 New York 1. night : jhe seventh afler Terry KGJVe up Before he WGJS lifted. Bennett ,Cozart wa~; saff' ml £1 bunt sin. I B(JIImwre J Df'lrmt 2, night 1 •w.a s taggt>d tor SIX runs, three , gle. sto le second and t hir d :c lt·vei(Jnd 8 Hoston ~ ngl1 t • ~1'.,,.. ""..:."F~qJ~~~;;:~ . ''THE LONG SHIPS" With Richard Widmart r-----=----..-iiiiiii===------------iiiiiii=====----=iiiiiii--, 01 EIUSINf:SS 100ETHEr{ .... SHA~E THE SAMe OFFICE ... NOW LISTEN .... Sidney Poitier -and- lmght)-Jay 16-2) or Tsitouris Thu,,-F,i. July 1-2 GB 1, 5-4 1 "· Lary 11 _21 . : hall plated two more wilh a : "GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM" 1second week of June. Then the ' st' ll together He retrred the ~an, was rel revcd by J1m Crow · Los Angeles 9 s.m Francrs...:o 3 l lnd1an s 1uok 12 oi 14 m their lnext lrve m a row, three 00 1 nd he 1 ~ turn \1/t:ts replaced :Milw"ukee NeVi Yo rk 6 nrght rome stand and a pair this . slrrkeouls, to grve the Trrbe the ~' ~} Mike Stewart. It was SteMo ·:PhJla. 7 St Lours 1, mght 1 1week at Boston. wm. ar~ ~ho frnally rmt out the fi re 1 Ptttsburgh 2 Clncrnnatl 1, tst, 1 I Ralph Terry earned his , Cle veland pushed Red Sox : •nR lm oslwd up I 16 mnmgs, twilight eighth win ol the season against jstarter Dennrs Bennett off the 1 rg lthanc~er Bob Burdette C rn.:.:mne~ t1 7 Pltbburgh 5. ni~ht 1 1otlay's Metliral Report So "THEY WENT IN TONIGHT FAMILY 1'41GHT "LILIES OF THl FIELD" ~~~s :ii~~~:g ll~~~~:rndJ~e s~~~ei 4:) 30 .600 DRIVE· IN "is rHE DAILY SENTINEL I In - "~ I --- WANT·ADS \~ •I 'I· RERDlD'' Get Fast Action with MASON WASHINGTON 1UP!l - The carry a 9-3 rerord and the lbases empty homers to Boston's wio over Southern Tuesdav aft- Cmcmnati 45 Jt 58t 1,., inlgh•t _ Blas mgame 1.51 vs. l whtch decided the mghtrap and , -and[leveland Jnd1an~' nearly three-~loop 's top stl'ikeout record into Felix Mantilla and Rico Petro- j ernoon at the Raf"rne ball ·field San Francrsco 40 32 .556 31~-t 1 Bunnmg (-a). 1 sent Joe G~ bbon_ down ~o his "STOLEN HOURS'~ 1 .,eek driVe to the Amencao the match. celh. Meanwhile N H Milwaukee .11 .l2 536 5 St LouiS at Pittsburgh <night) s:xlh loss m etg ht de_cJStons . Su"n Hayward League ead ended wtlh a ·5 ' The Senators, victim of Tribe Scalped Be ell winmog 111 _3 ::er ~~:~htrew~: Ptltsburgh 39 34 534 5 Washburn ,4_51 vs. Law 1_51_ Gene Alley and Donn Clenden· L.---"'("'C"'u.,.lo.,.r..,J,.,,..,....,~ 1 00 VI tory Tuesday mght at Bos- 1 three-game sweep by the Trthe . New flaven Phliadelplna :11 34 521 6 '"" francoscu at Houston - - - · ton, and tomght the battle lO la\ Cleveland durmg the Indians' McMahon weakened • bil m, It . Ch1ca 0 33 30 45 --------------------. hold the lead begins. 'dnve Will ea ll on Phil Ortega the etghth when Dalton Jones ! wa• a big 4th mnmg when S 1} 10:,, tn1gh t)-Peory '6·1! vs. ~"arrell ·.. 4 9. 4 ' ' smgled Mantilla walked and the Pomeroy ouU1L !..b illed s1x • l Hll~ .u 1 4 6 11 ~ fti-2 l. 7 Manager Birdie Tebbetts w111 ]( t .t T d . ht Tony Horton lashed a thr~e-run j morkers that spelled the dif- Houston 3:! 42 .440 12 iOoly games scheduled) 25 33 2 0 ploy hiS ace, Sam McDowell, :n was "thev\o~t?' Wl~~n g;~es homer. The Trlbe lead by that , ference. Three Southern pitch- New York :.J J Amrrican League a ~ eflort to keep ~he Tr1be_s lor Cleveland It all began on trmt' was strong enough to g1vel ?rs were used ln the inning Tuesday 's Results w. 1.. Prt. <JH nne percentage pomt the road at Kansas City m t.he McMahon a chance lo pull h1m-1 fom Dtddh• startrng mounds. Houslon at ChJcagu, ppd , rain Clf'vcla nd 4:1 26 .ti 2:1 Speed Riggs, ih Capitol Comment, t"vents Q-Wbat aro the oymptom• arsenic poisoning ? Doe1 it affect the bones! A - Aeute poisoning from awallowlog a larre dollt ol ar· 10nlc would cau"' vomltiOC, dl• trrhea. muscle cramps and fainting. Whe1 the pbisottln• ts the result of t•kking 1111all doses over a long lime the victim feels weak and com· plalna of rnu!Cular sorl!l!etls. Later hftdMhf, lflu of weigh\ and eonwlsfont may develop, 'l'he pot110n acrumulate• In the bona, okln, hair and liver. It dOH oot harm the bone•. with an 8-3 Los Angeles Ellis was striving to matdl Sandy Koulu as !he wlnntnaest pitcher in the major leagues. Koufu earlier In the day registered his 13th triumph, fa nning 10 or more battel'l IGt the 7oth time in bi• career. before being replaced by AI ' National League w. L. Prt. I'UJII 1 HELEN HELP US! ''P""' standing~ on each drove across two :§;:;;;~~::.~ M~~~;n ~~s~hed:~:~ Pomeroy remained in second in Tri. County Pony 1place pinchhitter Jerry Lynch and • Cleveland Takes Over Top ~...~:~.:in• • Over Southern SPot In AL After 8.5 WIll 0., June 30, 1965-1 There wiD be a meetiDg of for !he Piratel. lile Syracuse Lillie Leap• Kellfu Wlu llllt Jy United Press Jntemadonal overtime steadily since then. Reds' only rua. And he didn't nightcap of the twj-night dou- postPoned by rain. Billy Me Coo I (5-5), who Baseball Boostero, Thursday Ever since Sammy Ellis won The Jinx was trouble enough receive a decision lor his ef- bleheader 7-S. In the American League, the hurled the final J Z-3 innings in eve•ing after lile ball game 1 game last week by pitchmg when Ell~ was forced to go 11 forts. The National League-leading Cleveland Indians touk over relief of Ellis. was the victim at tbe Syracuse ball park. lo only one batter, he's had mm~gs before beating MilwauSpill Doubleheader Los Angeles Dodgers snapped first place by thumping the of Clemente's decisive blow and All persoos interested iu lile lathing but trouble. ~ee 3-1 last Friday.. The Pirates won the mara-~ lheir three-game losing streak Boston Red Sox 8-5, Washington Don Schwall, who worked three continuation of Little League Ellis won his "cheapie" But It reached ndJculous pr()o thon in the 16th inning when by hammering the San Francis- edged New York 2·1. Minneso- frames, was the winner. baseball in Syracuse are urgagainst the Cblcngo Cubs June portions Tuesday mght when he Roberto Clememe singled home cu Giants 9-3, Milwaukee out- ta tripped ChJCagu 1·8 and Bal- Ellis pitched magnificienlly, ed to attend tbls meeting. 10 in a ninth inning reHet. stint hurled 14 innings against Pitts- Bob Bailey w1lh the deciding slugged New York 8-6, Phil&- timore beat Detroit 3-2 m the holding the Pirates hitless until (""'"''"'·'>"· ''"'~"'"'""'"''''""""" and the 24-year-old Cmcmnat1 burgh, allowing only four hils, tally for a 2·1 verdict. The delphia drubbed St. Louis 7-1. only games scheduled. I B1lt Mazerosk1 doubled oU the out in the seventh inning. Gene flghthander• bas been tmlmg t strokmg out 10 and scoring the Reds bounced back to win the and Houston at Chicago was McCool Takes Loso left centerfield wall w1th one Alley walked but Ellis fa nned ___oice of Broadway • • • reportmg jl; Pomer~y-Middleport, J~)<'f:"'"~v ·~'rW!~~tM ' lt Was a Nice Ideo Sentinel, •• ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. Special Showing 1 NEW 1 Dining Room Furniture 1 SIGN FOUR PHILADELPHIA :UPI) - Th Philadelphia Eagles Tuesday ! .announced the sign ing ul f ot11· 1 players. They are Clyde Thorn-: as . purchased rrom 1he Wht>t-l- 1 ing. W. Va.. lronm•n of the 1 : Unitt>d Football L.t>ague: and I : free agents Ron .Johnson. Ron 1 ' Bradley, and Jerry Greco. Have Camera Will Travel Often we are a~ ked if we "go out" to take pictures. Our answer is, "Yes." Photography is our only bu:<iness and we go wherever anyone wants a photographer for any occasion. So if you want pictures of your family reunion, commencements, club meetings, parties, home portraits, farm scenes, animals, flowers, balf teams, church groups, lodge groups, etc. eCall us for an appointment. We have the ex peri· ence and equipment. GROVER'S STUDIO PUOfESSfONAL PHOTOGRAPHY POMEROY, 0. We are expanding our furnitu re l1nes and have now added a beautt ful line of dining room suttes. which we haven't stocked before. We invite you r inspect ion. Come Out, See This New Line At Rutland Furniture "Th~ Area's Fastest Growing Furniture Store" SH 2-4811 RUTLAND' 0 . �.. Mason Personals Methodists to f.DIIIJ llflltlnel, Pornert!!·Mlddleport, o., June so, 1965 n " .. Have Evenl'ng of Fun Frolic NEW HAVEN Weleomln!f Party Is Held for Pastor !Dghest lamlly totalheror threa games for three mem rs. ION JIORN 1 Pa!lor Frame Glm John Prayer in Capital MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Hetzer of Parkersburg are an11o~clng the birth of the!~ first chdd, a son. on June 23 at the St. Joseph Hospital _In Parkersburg . He weighed five pound, ., ounces. Th£ mother is the former Marilyn Schwarz ot Mason. Grandparents are Mr. and ~Irs. _John V. Helm, Reedavllle, OhiO and Mr. and Mrs. Harold &hwarz, Mason. Great grandmothers are Mrs. Nellie &hwarz . . • Mason and .. M"s. Wilham Erdman, Pacific Grove, ca rt1 • The Re 1 and Mrl GI.\'EN H~MECOMING Mason - Approxlmtrtely 10 M~:.~~NF;;.,. of ~~wen; Mrs. John Roach and son, ' . MA~ON -:- 1he Rev. Le_ster persons attended the welcomby plane ·to Wasbiagton Stmday - - - - - - - - - - -.- - - - - - - - - Larry acrompamed her brother MASON- The ~;ason Metho- Lsne and hiS fam1ly were g1ven ing party held recently honor· evening where arrangements The Sewin& Club met on lSI. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Law· dist Men and !Oeir families are • welcoming reception and ing the Rev. James MorriSOII. were made by Cong. KeD HeckTuesday afternoon at th~ home Ushers are to be Ross Roush 1renre Wolfe on a ('ampm~ trip invited to Hn eveninb of fun, 'shower on Saturday evening inlnew pastor of U1e Clifton, Leler for Rev. Frame to offer th• ol Mrs. Freet Bate~ . Durmg the lof .Letart and .Joe Kirby ot llo Sprure Knob, W. Va. fOJ: ilfV· food and fellowship at the Ma!r lhe recrentlon room oJ thP, t::rt ~n:i Sraham Station Methprayer befnrc the Houae ot •••·ial hour refreshments were l Pomt Pleasant. The gracious eral days. on Bowling Center in Mason on Mason EUB Church. Members odist charge. It was held in Representative• on Mnnday at served to Mrs. L. C. Roush, cusiOm of open church Will be Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Stew· Monday, July 12th from 6:30 un- of the Mason, West Columbia, the recre•lion room ol tha noon. Mr~. W. T. Stone, Mrs. N. 0. observed. art and her mother, Mra. Mary ~110:30 p.m. acct>rding to pres- Salem Fairview Evangelical church following prayer servDuring the week they will Wem, Mrs. D.. A. Smith, Mrs. PERSONALS . Aumiller of Hartford, visited 1dent of the Mason Methodist United Brethren Churches at- Ice. visit in Braxton County with James MacKmght, Mrs. Her· Mr. and Mrs. L. L._Dick and on Sunday evening with Mr. Men Thomas F. Reed. i tended the happy occasion. Rev Morrison formerly was his parents He Is expected to mah Layne • Mrs · H· L· Dyer ' family of L1ma Oh10 VISited G' . · R L ho h · . · h h M' Freda Hart and Mrs. Jack Stewart and famames for the evemng will ev. ane, w comes ere pastor ID Greenbrier County. return to Mason on July 8th. Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Mrs. Ed- er mot er. r~. ily at Graham Station be "three for one dollar." Re- from Buckhannon replace~ the He and Mrs Morrison resided During his absence the 8:3n ward Wagenhals • Mrs · Harold · . he served at Rev. Ralp h Mah'oney. who re- in Pt. Pleasant · prior· to moving ' h ' and k other relatives here last h freshmests will a. m. service on Sunday, July Johnson Mrs Lloyd Rous . 1· wee · Recent guests of Mrs. Jo n 9 p · ·n he t' d d ed t p k . .. th Mrs. ollie Rousb, Mrs. John Miss Ethel Riddle is serving Roach were Mr. and Mrs. Bur· p.m. mes. WI awarded tre an mov o ar ers- mto the Chiton Methodist par4, will be conductl!d by • Fry Mrs. Nolan swackhamm•rlon the staff or the 74th Annual ton Webb and Mr . and Mrs. Ber- for th. followmg . categones on borg. sonage. Mrs. MorrtSon is em- iven, w. Va., was admitted to Rev. Jack Welch ol the Lothand. Mrs. Batey. Leadership Training Conference Inard Webb and daughter, all of a handicap has IS . I Mrs. Myra Hysell, Mrs. Ver- ployed as Mason County Health Holzer hospital at 6:35 p. m. leran Church at New Haven. The next meeting will be lof the Pennsylvania Youth Tern· Mansfield, 0 ., Mr. and Mrs. Me~ , high three games: Worn· n~n Roush, M;s. Peggy Ed· Nurse .. They are parents or Monday for treatment of a The II a. m. service on th• the annual family picnic heid iperance Council held June 26 Jack Roush and daughter, Ka· en, high three games. wards. Mrs. ~lila Lee, Mrs. two chtldren. fractured arm suffered at Map- same day will be conducted on July 13th at the home or through July 3rd at Camp Miz· thy of Weirton. Youth over 18, high three Clance Wallace and M r lewood Lake while diving. He by the R•v. Charles S. Tho~pMr. and Mrs. W. T. Stone, at pah, Newton-Hamilton, Pa. . ,games, youth under ten, htgh Roth Rtley were m charge of I FRACfURES ARM is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed· son of the Trimly MethodtBt B:30 p.m. Nan, Vicki, and Barbara . Mr. and Mrs. CurtiS McDan· l !~ames. preparmg and servmg lood. Ronald F. Stein, 17, New Ha- win L. Stein, Jr. Church In Pt. Pleasant. Johnston of Moundsville, W.jiel left on Sunday mornmg for !Va. are visiting here with Mr.]a vacation to visit their daughWIN ONE CLASS The Win One Class of ~he ·, and Mrs . Donald Bumgardner ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E.U.B. Church held a Bowlmg land family . James Loyd and infant at Colo- , Party on Monday evening at rado Springs, Colorado. 1 I I '·I BONANZA BARGAIN BUYS--GET READY FOR THE 4th 1 the Mason Lanes. Attending 1 Twirlers Donee Cl b G d were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mil· Mrs. Emma Ryan and grand· ler, Leah Ann Miller, Mrs. Lu- 1 son. Mike, have returned from lher Smith, Mrs. Gerald Clark,! a rucalion on Friday. They Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hickard, U ra UOteS visit<d with her daughter and Debra and Sharon Rickard. Mr. son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Wiland Mrs. James A. Housh, Lin· liam Strunk in Connecticut, and da and Jeff Roush Mr. and ' the World 's Fair and other Mrs. Frank Young, ' Jr .._ Mr. l MASON _ The Big Bend pia•·•• of interest in New York. 1 Harry Pickens, Sandra Pickens, ' 1\vlrlers Square Dance Club I Mrs. nelen Stewart visited Mrs. Harry Hoffman, and Mrs.; held gradua tion exercises at on Sunday with Mrs. \1 a r y I Tom Hoffman. 1the St. Joseph Parish House in ,Clagg at Apple Grove, W. Va., ! TO SPONSOR AUCTION . 1Masun for three couples who who just re('{'ntly observed her l The Ne~ Haven . MethodJst ;recently completed their West- 92nd birthday. Mrs. Clagg is Chur.ch Y., .S.C.S. Will sponsor an ern Sl~·Je square dance lessons. bedfast at the home of ~r. and I Auction, at the New Haven Dr. :rhey are Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. R.aymond McCarty. : Bryant Day on July 5, at the rCarson of 8ew Haven, Mr. Jimmv Stewart spent sever- I New Hav~n El~menta.ry School. ]and :'rlrs_ rl011 Rickard of West al day s ·at Virginia Beach where The A~ctJOn will begm at IO Columbia and Mr. and Mrs. he vis ited with Pat Henry, for· 11 ~ . m. w1th Mr: Henry A,llen .Lew 0tb Quft'n. \ola~;on . Hay Wris· merly of Ga llipolis Ferry. IS as auctmneer. Ftlfmture, , ton nf Nr>w Haven is caller for · b ' •.. mps toys rugs appliances j Mr_ and Mrs. Chuck Ray urn : "' · jars• od· · dis hes. and' the dub. · of_ Ba 1hmOJe, · · Md . canning l and family . . · 11 . A large rm wo of ~quare d:mc- al'e visiting h1s mother Mrs v~rwus IDJ~ce aneous Items ers attended the otlurk din. · ' . Wlll be aurtmned ofL . P . Hester Rayburn. ne. danre whiCH was held F'n- Dr. and Mrs. T. B. McGow· BRENDA KIRBY TO d:.y from 7 to II p. m. Anolher an and family have returned I MARRY LARRY GILLAND ; West~rn Style ~quare danre !rrom a two week vacation in ' Mr. and Mrs. Lenford Kirby i r.:la ~s will reportedly start in :Boston and New York. of New Haven are announcing thE Fall .\1r. and Mrs. James Lewis 1 the engagement and approach- . and fam1ly spent the weekend ' ing marriage of their daughter, ' camping at a State Park in ' Brenda Kay to Mr. Larry Ma•on WOtnl'll Plan Kentucky. Blaine Gilland, son of Mr _ ;md , • i Omnie Lewis, daughter of Mrs. J. Blaine Gilland of New 1 r111 to 81'ekll'y I ~r. and Mrs. James Lewis, visHaven . . . Jted her grandparents, .\1r. and The wedd ing will take ulace .\1ASO~ -:- The \la son Homr 'Mrs Harold Lewis. West CoMonday, Ju ly 12. at 8:30 p.m. 1 "'monstr~~wn club made plan.~ lumbi a, while her brother and at the New Haven Methodist tu attend IInney m tlw Rnf'k :-;isters attended 4-H camp. Church wilh the ReverPnd Mar- at Beckley m the nt•ar future Mr . and Mrs. Albert Swat- · cus Troll, pa!itnr of the church, when the group ml'l on Ti lf''>· 7.e( are visiting with his dauoLiclating . day at the lmmP of Mr'> AI· ghter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Erma Kirby, cousin or bert Swfltzel. Bill Swift at Madison, lndiana. lhf' bride, will serve as maid Mrs. John Hoach presented Kenneth Heynolds, Edd ie Van o/ honor. the devotional program on Meter and Mike Taylor are fish· ! Mr. William Folmer of Porn· Beauty. Mr~ . Delbe-rt Dotson ing and ca mping in Hardy Couneroy, Ohio will be ~1r. Gilland's g~ve a .readJng .pertammg Lo , ty. They left on Sunday even· · best man. . lht suh Jert. Thts portion was ' ing :md expect to be gone a Pre-nuptial muSic will be concluded hy group 'i ngin~ of week. , presented by Mrs. Paul Powell "This Is My Father's World." , Mr. and Mrs. Delhert Dolson I of New Haven. Miss .ludy Lath· The lesson on culture was lvisit.rd over tht> weekend wi'r ' ey or Letart will be the vocal· prese-nted by Mrs. John McDan- 1Rev . and Mrs. W. D_ Dot sn" ·' ~~- ----iel who reminded dub mem. ISpenrf'r, W. Va. and all' Four Youth~ Trav..J bers of tra mmg courses in art the songfest sponsored by With St•t R I to be given in July at Cedar •Grare Community Center. MASON _.ar. e itO( Lakes. iteen special rhoral groups from our youths. of the R<'fre-sbmenls were served by throughout West Virgima par. 8 enu ar.ea a:e on tour WH.h the .Vm;. Swa1zel to Mrs. Donna ticipated. West V~rglma All Slate Band Tulloh , \1rs. John Roach, Mrs.! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Delkes I wh1ch ~tarted on June 13 at Delbl'r! Dolso n, Mrs. Dorothy and son. Phil of Muncie, lndi- 1 ~endenm •. W. Va. _They are Cartwri~ht, Mrs. Elizabeth .Jpf. ana v1sited several days lam. . f 8 ~ Art1s and Gary Stewart fers, Mrs L(:lwrence Roush week with Mr. and Mrs. Delo a~ and .Chri:ty Howard Mr~_ Joh~ \'l rDa nie l and Mrs: bert DotS(ItJ and Craig Abohn o, New Hav- George Hudson. 1 Mr. and .Mrs. M1ktt Crimm i en. . . and two daughters of Naples, Thetr conductor Is Dr. How· ON L~I.AND DUTY I F'lorida. visited his grandparard Bell of M~rshall Universi- E-3 Jimmie R. King, 23, ol ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry 1 ty. Performances were g1ven the 63Jst Ord . Co. on detached C.nmm and Mr. and Mrs. Hom- · at Northwestern University, service in the Dominican ·REO-- er Johnson. and Purdue Uni~e.rsity . Whi I e ,public, is a supply clerk in Mr. and Mrs. Lester Johnsun on tour they VISited the Conn 'thr outfit that has been in the and family of Vienna, W. Va. M..cal Instrument Factor) a1 'is land during May and June. He visitEd on Sunday with his Elkhart, Ind., and went sight- is the son of Mr. and Ml'll. Clar- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer eeeln& In Chicago and Cincin- ence King, 927 s. Second-s!, Johnson and with her parent$, nail. Middleport. Mr. aod Mrs. B. F. Board. Mrs. Iva Sleeth returned home over the weekend from the St. Mary's Hospitsl where she had been a ourgjeal paUent. ' Mrs. Mary Aumiller of Hartford entered the Gallipolis Medical Center on Is Monday where ! AT she reportediJ to undergo SUMMER SLACKS Three Couples soles. Diocount Price While and plain co- lors. Pretty cotton blouses in sleeveles~ style. Fine wash Bnd wear fabrics. sizes 6 to 16. Wash and fin is h, Discount Price c Red, blue or white sneakers for miss..s and chil. dren. Sizes 81h to 3. Rub .. ber soles, cushioned in· Si•es 32to 38 Wf' ll marie summer wei ght ('otlon slaC'ks for boyl!! Wf'.a1· SNEAKERS · · pr. BLOUSES Whut-Lcc!en Black-Blue I CHILDRENS AND MISSES SPORT COOL SUMMER STYLES LADIES SLEEVELESS Boy• Wash & Wur LADIES' FABRILITE SUMMER DRESS FLATS pr. 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IM~~':i'Nc;.;rc!h"vouthCii~': 1owsh ip accompanied by Mr. 1 and Mrs. Tommy Taylor, Mas-on, and Mrs. Ray Fox, Clifton, on Friday evening enjoyed a marshmallow and wiener roast For Storing or FrM1ing DISCOUNT STORE MIDDLEPORT OHIO - --- .................. ..---.:.--... ~ ,~ ... ---- -~- Lflmbee · POMEROY ·· I. . . . . . . .li!!I!!!I-M!!"!'!"""'--..-------:~-- ____ ...-.,_,. ~...,.,-- .,.-z.~ . -· - .'10..-:.:. -;: --.-. -___,...,.,..... _ MONDAY CLOSED A&P FISH VALUES FROZEN MEDIUM SHRIMP 356;~~ ;::~~29 I 89e _ _ ,b. CAP'N JOHN c NO WATER ADDED WHOLE HAMS 14 to 16 POUND_ lb. ALL MIAT-IULK ·b99c MORTON'S FROZEN-7 VARIETIES WIENERS lb. BREADED SHRIMP - ~~:~ 69e 33 e WHITING H&G FROZEN lb. _ _ _ _ _ p;, pkg. FROZEN CENTER SLICES for SUPER-RIGHT FRESH FRESH FROZEN CANNED HAMS GROUND BEEF TURKEYS 8-10 lb. AVG. lb. 79 C 3 lb. PKG. or MORE LESSER AMTS. 51 c lb. c 20oi. 89 pkg. c FREEZER QUEEN FROZEN 2 79c CUBE STEAKS SSe DINNERS 1201. 89 pkg. 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Proposed oul· mgs to the fire station, a local dairy and greenhouse are plan· I ned by their teachers, Miss Joan AtkinS{In and aid teachers, Misses Dorothy Smith and . Adele Sismondo. , Lunch is preparo<l at the school the five daya that the \ children attend. .. SUPER· RIGHT SMOKED and FULLY Fri. - 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 17 }Jn • pony Big, fOIUil urethane hou10 •ncl Thurs. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. PWD PS! A sub orhtnlllat IJOUr o said I he saw two poMible conflicts ] should the law be<!<lma efl'ectl~o this year. Television arrangement~ have been made for a prt-se*'«>n eame between the • Mlnn~ VIkings and New Ynrk Gi111tls on Sept. I ond lor thf West Coast game between the Chicago Bears ond Loo Al!geles Rams on Sept. 2!. M'ddl 1 eporf ,s undefeated BarThe boxinr bill advocated by many ring figur~s as well 11 O,::~k a 17-l victory OVI!I' 1 Pony team Tuesday collgrl!lsmen would establish a cotnml*sio.,;. for the sport in at Bachtel Field In a game thl JtMtlt!t Department shortened to four lnnlnga on the .._ · !().run Cllstom we botdh• bOss would be em- J h 1 · . poWerfd to require lull finan- . ? n ngels pitched l-hit ball, cill rtportina on all upecta o1 glYlng up a first inning aintlt tht sport and to license all With two •way to Dannt lltll'11!\teft managers mat hmak- oell, first sacket, then Cltit1ln« !rl ,and promoters: the door by fannin& six, lie also wtlllld he ll'med with mg nobGdy. ind hitting · authority to Investigate any al· Mason ~ 11.1 run In the IICIeged Under~the-table deals or ond when R.ou!h \\'Is ufe on uiitierworld activities in boxing. an error at !homtop and later SCOred on I tlJNitlnA' bObble, CIJIIs kECALL. HOEFT .Meanwhile, the Baroni teed CHICAGO ftJPii - 'l1le Ch~ oil 011 three Mlson pitchers wftb ,aso Cllbt1'1teeaay reclliod vet- IS hit! which combined wltlt erilllelthander Billy Hoeft from Sollie less-than-great their Matt Lake City farm club maneuvers, produced the Barond sit\! pltcller Jack warner Olio' 17 runs. to the . . , 10m. TOP liuuer waa bla lab LewIs with a triple. double and sinTI~~~c:•:~TS In trips. Other bittero · · Swll!erlalld tUPI)- were IIJ(I!Is wltJJ twa tlotJDieiJ, Getey , wlta lllit wit~!: Jlln a ltl~le and llngle, deiJed an ban IIIII Cllftlo Cre• w11te tWII alngles, llannt P"* In AAU nltlftnll c1t1111 Lewtl a lingle, IJick Sm!Ut 1 plo!lshlps, tln llecond llttett afl!l Carl IJemosJcq 1 to ilerek ol Great Brit- dabble. afn tn the meter l'tlh-111111 ')!•son pllcl!!!t'l walked llvt; tract meet. llllded lwo batters. •!{fQk the Ptlll ~~~~ " . •.. . 1113 7 -17 1• with a151oot 7 slm .... .... 0100- 1 s Mite' 11111111~ lllld 1: LeWtt, Conde II Cllllf., who bolda (1). 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DRESSES Utdity Pan 27 Tots Enroll in . Major Ltag10 Leaden Nolloul Ltapo GAB R B Aaron, Mil 113 23V 46 81 Allen, Phil 71267 46 8t Torre, Mil 64 225 34 75 Coleman, Cin 50 157 17 i2 Mays, SF 71 252 52 83 Clendnon, Pitt 72 289 4f 87 WIMBLEDON (UPI)-Deonls Clemnte, Pitt 64 256 42 82 alston ol Bakmfleld. Calif., Rojas, Phil 04 213 36 66 .310 Calif., the lone United States J.Aiou, SF 70 278 43 86 .3tiV survivor in the men's competi- Bolling, Mil 62 225 30 68 .301 tlon, today 11011gbt his llrst rnaAmerlcao Ltque jor toumamenl victory over GAB R H Av.. Australian Roy Emer10n in the Davallo, Clev 18264 3Z 91 .346 climactic semlftnal ahowdown Yastrzski, Bos 55 202 37 89 match o1 the Wlmbledoo lawn Hal~ Min 87 :U3 fl 79 .325 tennll chlllllplonohlpe. Mantilla, Bos 118W 25 80 .321 Ralston, the top-ranked player Horton, Det fl/2111 31 65 in the U.S., never has beaten McAulfe, Del 67 258 f7 80 the world's premier amateur 1n Robinson, Bat 114 2ITI 28 63 . blah-level competition end loot Colavito, Clev 89 WI 47 75 tonhlm In both the 1964 Davll Ward, Chi 57 217 :14 65 .300 CUr challenge round and Pacif· Jones, Bos 45 155 24 46 .2¥7 1< Southwell! linal. Home RIDI "I'm hopllq today will he the National Leaaae -Mayo, Gl· turnin& point," observ!d Ralston ants 22; Stargell, Ptrates 20; belol'l! the match. "And If I get McCovey, G lA n t • ; Torre, •Y ·Emmo' 1 can take the Braveo; Santo, Cubs, all 16. Utle." Amer! aa League - Colavito 1 Fred Stolle ol Australia, 1 Indians IS; Horton, 'ngen .17 ; llnallst here lor the last two Conigliaro, Red Sox 15 ; Kahne, T1gers; Hall, Twmo; AlviS, In· yean an d se eded secon d behind dians, all 14 _ €merson this year, opposed unRuns Batted II seeded Cliff Drysdale of South Natlooal LeafDe-Banks, cubs \lrlca m the other semifinal 59 ; Johnson, Reds 57; star1ell, I!Btch. Pirates 58· Mays Glanls 511· Only one U.S. fllrl-Blllie Jean Robfmon, 'Reds 00; Calbooo', lloffilt of Lolli Beach, Call!.- Phils so. fll still alive In the women's Amerlcaa Leque- Mantilla livlslon alter Tueoday's quarter Red So• 58 ; Horton, TlJera lnal matches. Colavito lndfano 51 · Kallne TIMiu Moffitt, runnerup to gers 49;' Howard, ~natora 4a. l.targaret Smith in 1963, crushed Pltcllill( i,esley Turner of Australia, 6-2, National Leagae - Koulax, ~1. to gain a semifinal berth Dodgers 13·3; Ellis, Reds 12-3; >pposlte defentlilll champion Jay, Reds; Farrell, Astroo; Maria Bueno of Brazil, who Cardwell, Pirltel, all 8-2. ll'eezed past Jane Albert of AmerteGn Ltague-Buzhardt, Pebble Beach, Calif., 8-2, 6-2. White Sax 7-1; Aguirre, Tigers The other two U.S. girls to 9-2; Pappa!, orioles 8-2; Pas:each the quarter-finsls also cual, Twins 8-2; Grant, Twins bowed out. Top-ranked Nancy 7-2. Richey of Dallas waa cui down >y Britain's Christine Truman. 1-4, Hi, 7-5, and Miss Smith ~verwhelmed Justina Brlcka of ' By United Pre11 Internatl<tnal Sl. Louis, 6-3, 6~. Naliolllll League Houston at ChiCllgo, ppd., rain. L.A. 202 100 004-- 9 ll 0 H. 000 100 ooz- 3 8 11 Koufax (13-3) and Roseboro. Shew, Murakami (3), Herbel (8t and Hundley, Hiatt Loser-shaw (7·5). lira llam t3rdJ, Poter10n t2nd), WASJllNQ'fON (UP!) - A Roaeboro 14th). Senate Judiciary IUbcommlttee ~ wlt1cll Jnvntlrated the two Ll• Mil, 121 001 201-e 13 1011-Ciay heavywellht ehamplotJ. New York 310 Otltl 002- 6 10 ship fight! hal drafted lf&l•l• Kelley, , Sadowski (2), Osfn,ll ti'1Jl to set up a federal boring tkl 10!, 0 Dell 1.8), Johnson 18) clar on a five-year trial basis and 1orre. ~pahn, Bethke 'fhe panel Thesdav oent t~ McGraw (8) and mea.•ure to the full · committee Wmner - Sadowski (5-31. Loswlfh oot recommen d1flon. It ap- er-Bpahn (Brdl Co 14-11). 1 d,f.'"iiii~~~~:; l l provrd s companion mt'asure ' wan 3r ), that would exempt from anti· IGthl, Mathews !14th), Oliver trust laws player drafts in pro (Dih), Aaron (IJth), baseholl. loothnll, basketball . St. Louis 000 000 IOO- 1 6 2 al!d hockey, I Phlla. 100 120 03x- 7 10 1 The bill al80 would write Into Purkey, Sadecki (71 and Melaw a flat ban on the televising Carver. Belinsky (34) and COr· of ~ny pro football which would rat... Lo1er - Purkey IHi conflict with local high school Hrs- Gonzalez (8th) Caill•o~ games. '1111t wllllld virtually tl5th), Stuart tl2lhl.' eliminate any lele•lsied profes- (lit, 16 Innings) . slonal game• on Friday nights Cindnnall and Saturdayo between the llOti 000 000 000 100 11- 1 11 o second week In September un- f'lttoburglt lit the ~econd wHk of DocemOtltl 000 OU Otltl tOO 1 - 2 D 1 Short Sleeve ond Sleeveless COOL SUMMER SPECIAL! "FIRE KING" surgery. Mrs. Joseph Llsh Is a patient ' at the Holzer Hospital where she was admitted on Monday. FOR THE BEST DEAL ANYWHERE! RalstOB Seeks Major Tennis Robms·on Is Only All-Star Repeater; Yanks Have None !lila (12th), PetroceiH (:lrd), bull ol his 1M •olet(~); '· Jimmie Hall, ~ Gonzalez <3rd), llorloD (lat), There are four now omert to sota 1'121; RP', AI Kallne, IJt. All-Star competiUon - oecond troit, t99J. Detroit 1100 020 1100- I f baseman Fell> Mantilla of Bos· Detroit and Cleveland eMb Baltimore 1100 100 fl2s-l t1 ton, who had 180 votes lor his placed t)YO player• In the slllf1. (i-6). Wtckerlham. Gleddl"!l (I) position; shortotop D1ck Me- ing lineup, while Ba~, lame) and SulllvaD. Pappaa, 8. Miller Aultffe of Detroit, (lll.'l) left fiold- Minnesota, Chicago and Boslllll 001 5110 010- 7 8 D (8) and Orsino, R. Bron (8). NEW YORII: (llPD - Broob Minnesota received the most er Willie Hortoo 1198t ol Detroit had one apiece. In the att» 000 201 100- 5 11 I 7Winner- S. Milltr (6-3), Loear RobJnaon of Baltimore wu tlte applauoe from fellow players and cent.~' fielder , I< Davauno llllles, Minnesota had three, Now Nuxhall, Cra1g _1.7) and Pav· -Wickmltam (1·7), 1111 - 1111- only repeater 00 tha American with 202 voles, and he will ~ .be (.IB5) ol Cleveland. York two, Cleveland, Bo•too lllid Gibbon, Slak tf), Wond Uvan <2nd). Ltque•1 otarllng AIJ..Star taam making his third appear '~ d the! te Detroit one each. ·: Schwall 18) McBean (t) an mec1 loda b th N · an r vo s Cr~ndall (1). Win· AIIW'Iell Leapt na Y Y a vola ol play· aealnsl e atlonal League a• oele ' players who\ Washington, Kan•a• City in~! (2-2). Loser-{Jib- Chicago 1100 OS ooz- I I 1 el'll. For the lll'll time m two wheD the 30th Ali.Star game 18 were eligible !o cast ballot• in Los Angeles fa1led to pta e -~ Millllf.IOII 211 1m 001 -7 111 ::ad~,rkno member. ol lbe played at Mmneapoii..St. Paul th10 year's votmg · member on the "playero" tea.j). 13 02f 0111 010- I 11 Horlen, Loclter tl), WUhetm thew Yruees will be ID on ~uly • C. Elslon Howard, New York All three wil he represented at 000 001 13(1- 5 8 I 17), Fllhor (t) and ROIDIIIO, ope I liDeup. Ftrst baseman Bill Skowron <38); JB, Harmon Killebrew, game time, however , according Terry, McMahon 17) and At- Martin !9). Kaat, Grilli (1), Roblnlon, tho league'• Most of Chicago also drew hiS sixth Minnesota (1081; 28, Bobby to eague rules. A. L. Manas.; Bennet!, Dullba (3), Sta- SII&Jli8D (9) and Zimmerman. Valuable Player In 111M, collect- assignment when he polled t.;!6 Richardwn, New York ·o61; 3B. IAI Lopez of Chicago will m~ pen1011 (8) and Tillman. Wlnllor Winner - Sttgman (2-0). Loaer eo 170 VOles as slartln: third votes, wblle Rocky Colavito of Max Alvis. Cleveland 1.791; ss, his choices from these teama Looer- Bennett -Fioher (N). IIR - Burpll baoeman, lor his sllth All-Star Cleveland was named to the Zollo Vers•lles. Minnesota (681; Ieither In hi• pitching corpl .., t2-2). - Alvin <4th), MilD- t!nd). game. Catcher Earl B.attey ol Stars lor tho lllth time on tbe LF, Carl Yastrzemskl, Boston Ia. an added selection. ' Ellis, McCool (161 and Ed· wardo; Friend, McBean !.II), Carpln (13), Schwall <14) and Crlllldall, Pa111aronl (81, Vlrlil Wlnller - &ltwall (4-31. Line Scores ! SEE • • o., June so. 19611-7 M; 1 1 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, With t11o Pllrchl• ol $5.QO.,More -..t•etlltems lumtted bJ Low Ellplrtl Ju!JI, IIIIlS ll:~loM. U$,1 ~'I IH¥11 20 lb. Avg. EACH R. lliD SKIN-YELLOW MIAT ANN PAGE SPAGHETTI OR Foi)da RIPE LUSCIOUS CANTALOUPES 2 79e 39c BEVERAGES s . . 89c MACARONI WATERMELONS VINI IUPI-GOLDEN SWEET YUKON CLUB-ALL FLAVORS Ring - RED RIPE SWEET ELBOW- 3~~~i. SSe FRESH PEACHES 2 39c lbt. I'IISH--PLUMP-LUSCIOUS ANN PAOE-ci'IOICE OF I VARI.TIU 4~:~~ 29c BLUEBERRIES ~ ~ft- 39t PLATES •. 33c 67e TOMATOES 69'C SALAD DRESSING PAPER PUDDINGS VlNI·It"l P'lliM FLAVOitflliL ANN PAOli 100 Ct. . - l\ii ql. �• Kiver news I Bosro~,~~;:;:'~;.:.";l Jesse Cox to buy sexy ba~hiug suits but genl'rall) dnn'l wear them in public, according to a top woman ad\' f'rtisin~ extrutive, Mt" .tost•phine ~'ox_wortb viet' prrsidrnl of Calkms & Holdt"u. said Tursday "'T'b<'y go nul and pa) 24 to 40 bucks for a 'scannal suit,' or a .;;avage suit made of (akt lt'opurd or tigt"' or snakrskin iind stand before> tht> mirrnr udmirinl! lht'll1101'h'P"n r •wrh:lrt"i I (8·Daily • 255 Bodies Be Buned on I 42nd Annual Rober School of Nursing . .J Commencement Scheduled at GAHS Friday Sen~!nel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o~_June 30, 1965 I I Are Counted Motorists are Urgeu.J l 0 Obey The 42nd annual commence- Wayne B. F08ter, administrator Sheets, assistant dire~tor ol men! of the Holzer Hospital of Holzer H08pital. Foiiowinglthe Nursing Scrooi, as.,~~d bJ . School of Nursing will be held the commencement address the Mrs. Beulah . Ward, ~ector IContmued from page 1 at 8 p. m. tDSTI on Friday In presentation of the senior class of_ Nursing Se~Ice. The ;crad~tPT PLI<:ASANT - Funeral were known to be with the the Gallia Academy Hlth will be by Miss Loretta Ford, atmg class w1ll then gi~e lhl <ervll·rs fr · Jesse v Cox . 73 . trapped unit along with a SIX· l 1 school audilormm. Nmeteen ldlrector of the School of Nurs· Nurses Pledge. ~ C;;.mp Crmlt>y . Rt. l PI PleHs·! man American military survey , . members of th~ cl~ss of lt65iin~. Or. Charl~s E. Holzer, Jr., Two ..solos, ::No Man ~~ A~ p.1n team which flew int.o the Chrol F.•prctwg even more trafhc' will receive their diplomas. lch10' of staff ol Holzer hospital, Island, and My Task, wll 1 will be held 2 :10 -~·~ ' da in the llei~ht< EliB ' Reo area from Kontum City 10 n the llemorial Day weekend, k .11 will confer the diplomas and be sung by Mr. Merlyn Ross, Ch~~ :ith the Re-\·. Charles Tuesday . The rown overrun by Srrgf'rmt P. 0. McCreedy of Commencement s:aMC:ns~~. awards. . . accompanied by Mrs. Ross,' • ~'rum and "" Kr 1 Kennelh L the Reds is eight miles south- ttJP Gall ipolis Stale Patrol · ! be the Very Revere g.. The graduate pms will be Miss Martha. Brown, p1e~l rrhf"arsing the- f'lpopatra sui1~ . :1::111 p.m .. Pe~k',Y IJuw n ~y ·esl of Cheo Reo Post requested today that all. or John C. Stau~ton, pa~t preS! \)l"esented by Mrs. Janette dent of the semor class, will ddt' S('l'lll'. • 'I'll \1111 1111 il Fu iiPr olllciclting. \-\ . . . n~t~risls dnve rareruHy. ldent of the Ohl~ Hospital As· give an address, and Mary Sut up 1 ~. 5.411 p.m., 1.~1 guna u;1 1 bla{'k t:mk soil and g:o swim· Burilll will be in Lone Oak The SllOkesman said the V1el lsociation, and dtrector of H?s· Weiland will present greetings · H , 6·:1.1 p m Al l(' t' up l.J. lt: :'o lt ming. 1 l'PnwtrrY The bodv will liP in Cu ng attacked in regimental Sgt. .\11-Creedy s~id , '_'you j pi~ Is ~nd. Charities of the Cin· as president ~f . the Holzer alp .rn .: Chns .lr up H. l l p.m. ZimmPr up 1·1. :1 :.!5 a m · Ch ns· sl<Jt~: one hour al the force - up 1o two. or three b~t· i can prevest a traf£1c mtshap: 'cmnati Otocese. n:tunae . Assoctati~n. The exer· ,· 1Lwdl 1JI'I 01 \o st>rvwt>s . Fnends talion .and two Vtetname!';e <::~tr- from marrmg your weekend by i A~torney John E.. HaiUdayi c1ses wtll elose With the Nursel ly up 14, 5 HI .1 ll\.. H. H Bns· FROST'S FOR~I!ILA """ ,·all , 1 the Crow . Hu ssell uorne battalions were m the I obeying the rules of the road chairman of the nursmg schoo IN MEMORY OF Prayer. wor1h II up 1 ~. J ~!I ;t m . H11U Fu;lrrai HnmP. battle Tht> mfantrvmfn were and remaining alert for the oth- 1 com~tttee Will preside ove.r the JOHN KENNEDY ~embers of the class, and Bt>nrer down 15 , ~ SU a m ; 1•:. A:\lHF.R:-;T, ~'];l!';S. ~l!Pl! P . .Jonr~ dnw11 1:1 . h :w ;.1. 111 . Wlwn the la te rol:'1 RobPrt Mr Cox dlt'd TuPsday morn · the ones surrollndt.>d - 800 to er driver 's mistakes." exerc•ses. The processiOnal, There's a graveyard near the the1r home addresses are : Joy Pollywng li P J:J. i U.l a rn l\' t'l\ Fro~\ 1'.': 1 ~ tr:whino iJI A.m iH·r~l in)~ in Ple<:l~iiolt Valley al'ter a 1.1100 men. . ·Will be played by Mrs. Merlyn White House Lynn Ashworth, PatriDt; Don· Marlln ~ ~· IIIP IJfl l i ~ :w n.m.: Collrge, he regarded hi~ ('01 - three Wt'ek s Illness. He wa:-; a The tug governmrnt victory ''A~ l~va~~ab~ rr~n~ of I'Ross. Rev. Joseph. c. Chrim:nt Where the mo~rning people go, na Jean Bahr, Chester; MarPoplar up 18. ti a rn : Jl ly cf' II l~>gP classe-s as <i . ; h!drnt dot•..; 'k ri Itt:~ Manuhctur" ,, Cum· , south ol Saigon began Tm•sday , the a tpo IS os WII on Ipastor of the Ftrst. ap,ts To see the great John Kennedy tha Ann Brown, Jackson; Nan-t.lcmn 2tt . ,; 15 "Ill. . Kt'il Shru · -· ltlal ts. lw l'Ut lht>m whrn hf' , "~" t'em Jl~vf' fo~ 27 ve~lrs and ' when Vietn:Jmese troops were Iduly over the bu~ hours ?f the church will give the. mvoca~ton Who lived not lon ago • cy Jo Casteel, Marietta: Ben1 - ' I rf'd at' West Vir- rlown into seven la ndmg zones weekend on the highway tn the followed by the aUdlenC€ smgden up 211. ;) .J5 Oi. IO : llldian fl l'!llllrl ami made ;1 point ol alg . etta Rae Clark, Hemlock Gro.ve; Ui ' ZZ. ~ · 4:l am: Lntllo;t:-ln:J w·tv" ht'mu four mimnes: late. J1P ~ ~;.' ",e n;t,· ",. ~,a,·d Shntls PI where an estim:Jted two Viet i Gt~llipolis ared on the lookout ling ~<The Star Spangled Ban-John I ed b e e•·yone Harrielt Ann Craft and Patrie,. . ~ gJil:,l ~ ~" lfll l,t •l • . , . , I . I ff Ia .It " " was ov y v ' . L D . b h G 11' I' . down l:~ . tl :l.'i fl rn . l; f'orgP Wh\' dll Wt' ll:tvt> riot """" iHt\' · PI I ,. 10 , • .,,.. c·ono battalion" WPre loc<~tf'd. c ra tc w vm a ors. ner. Of d k' d Ja ynn avis, ot a lpo tS, nr . I .I , ,II._IS wife . The o Iandino :wnes · • dy as ked motorls . 1s to Greetmg . .1, b · en by IN every race . bl e,. 1 . Pncc tlm\n t1. t\ 1:1 p.tn: A wa\·''" lw onrP rPnl<trkf'd . I'''" '"" . came under •. McCree Wll e glV h'te an d m I ,. Molly Dee Femmg, Trim . · w 1s survtvec lY . . o · b th· 1 ~~~ k'll d' - - - - - - -- - egroes, w 1 , an ore1gners, N Le F 1 E 1 L' J. Pt.Jtlott cl(lwn 2:l 2 <t m. F:l· .\1 · . \1' . I C I nrm Cox· heavy Viet Cong mort;tr and . remt'm er a spe~ I s, an Wh dt hi g ancy e ower, as tver• 0 0 were sa "t'rclin clown 2:\. :1 -t5 a.m. \1Pdahl 11 ::10 p m · Ann Brf'nl ,J r~, · ."hrgHrt'\l 0 01,, 1 •. w (j automr:~ lic wea•\('lns firP which he cautioned drivers 1l be es-1 PRIME EVIDENCE see m o. pool: Ruth Analee Hutchinso• 0 ont' mwg fer . ·, ~'s . ',un<' uu r· II I t t · t t' SPOKANE Wash <UPl) d S J k' both I .tern Bnswort 11 down 2:l. 5 ~() up Me!dnh l t2; 1.1 a.m. . O\ 11. . f 1 , . killed a u s ht'liropter gunner pee1a y a er a m ersec 1ons. N f 'thf 1 Pr 'd t an usan en ms, 0 0 11 .am.·: Hf>le n H d11wn (;rt-'enup <:allipolis naru LtlfhPr ' Long K,J:t.om, ~~t ;e so~~ · , d ound~d nnolher j Twentv-Cive are predicted to When police of£1cer Wilham L. W~~ our ~I esl en 'r Jackson; Patricia Lowery, Mid· 7 1•.m . Li tt le ~;1-'lll-g«:• do~~ n Ht>rdm:m down !I 10 p.m.: Br· Pllul and ct~JITI~< ol 1· C ,,· ""u Sw 81-r ,v,wrr w;s brought , be killed in Ohio accidenls ov·JMcCroskey investigates a case,I A'd go bwl ere cares are emwe, dleport; Carol Ann Martin, Gal· " oN ·thf'ro.. . · roC'kP' e· n bot pro ems never co . 1. Conme · 8 n'dd'JC k M'll 1tpots: !:r~l"n 11 1 ) H :w pm .: Ha\·pn<.;- J 1:1hir Onwn 11 ~n pnL · R~su Pie'" ' ·''"' ·· nn•nce . IJ 111 . and -flnn g HUW he!i- 1er the F'ourth of July , With the he rea11Y gets tbe facts · 1 er. 01 1 WLtod up {; l·c"t'lll l\1 9 20 ~. m: Pt' nnsvlvania dnwn ~ · 411 a.m.. Lan ·s . Ch:ll' it'~llolv T '"d · l""rs and. Air . Forre and ' count starling at 6 p.m. Fri- l McCroskey went to a home athu · d p d' Cleveland; Karen Brown Pat· 1 a1e o. cop' . 1n e 1an o1 ara Ide. . 10 Ohln """ OrVI • . o d d' 'd . h It d ise 8 dog owner that the . t Wh ee b g Leah Pt·nn .;\l ·; ;lni;J rimm tfl pm .. F. II . .Jnlln,;on up :1 . a.m.: . · . . d ·h· l- Navv jet s rahd over the en- 1day an en mg at m1 mg l o a Y . e rs ur; . 8 Lind8 Hack tt Mlddl~rt erson, l urrni1 up !:rt•enup 10 ·45 r.m.; Orro down R·'l..1 a.m .: John ..! Ohro: onto SISit> r . :en ~ran {. 1 : stretchNi along a ' ~londay, Julys. More than animal reportedly had bttten. a Y e • t.: 'Cameron Spears, Chesh.rei p;.1mt-1.1 IJ . up t; rt't·ruq l 1110 Hnv.·l' down R<Ul a.m. drPn l:lnd one grt>al gr tllldrhlld. *"m.\ P'11s110n.b. 1 1500 ,1ards i l200 are expected to be injur· man earlier in the day. Wllile Ohio SheriannSeJiersWood,Jackson; 1 or a ou · 1 ('ana ·· -' · th ffi a informing the S p.rr1 : (ol!(ln tJw't'rr down GrN·n· Kanuwha KiH•r - . I>111 t' M;mv ol th.:> enemv rasualtit>S t: over the long holiday period. e o leer w s BIG VARIETY ue All ensworth Wood.ard, M"d-I U,l I ) ~5 I' Ill . \\ :liTI'n Hollg· Edw;l!'d up l,ondon I\ 40 p.lll . : OnP···ar -'1i~hnp ' r-am~ from tlwse a'lt:lCkS. On Memorial Day weekend owner or dog·leasb la.ws, the STANFORD, caur. (UPl) - dle~rt . and Sara Alice Yoha, lnml dll\\'ll CrPt'I IIIP J·:ln £1 .m.: 0 . F. ShP(!rPr down Marmet I,.. lrt\' t'~li!!alf•tl l ' S AdvisPr Killed hlghwav patrolmen issued more ldog leaped from behtnd Me- St f rd U. 't . t' ts Galltpohs. . 2 til 5 B d w. ~ .. . . . Croskey and bit him He slrong- an 0 mverst y SC!en IS 1Ic-= "'"======--=-. 1 1 .) S l.t'\1' " up !,r, • t·nt~ l · 7 °· P m P:IVI'I: nwn m· PT PJ.F:A.SANT - The Shf'r . He:Jrv lighting ragt-d through lhnl 5,000 citations. and \1c· l . , · f p.oint out therP. are between i' :.t n~. : Sti.<:<JnllL;me up (,rld't·nup r,wld fl 215\'PI·. ~,; 9\\45H. Sh_ av,cr, . iH' -; th-par1mPnl invt>s!igatrd a tht' da\: anrl a U.S. military ad· Creedy said motorists may ex· l tlhea~~glS~h~~L :r:~:r l~ acO:e:r~ 12,000 and 15,000 known species ! 1 h c.~ m · nm~ l on,· · 11wn . r. trp 1n 1 ~--' u · ~" . d Rt . · k'll ct b 11 m" pPct even strictt'r enforcf'ment • f b It 11· ·J . .' .I J. H E' B I· t' ···vr101!'f'll1 . llP·Om. J pm . nrw r;n· mlslicw 1ues ay on . n st'r was I t ' , . sma ar bv hospital for treatment and ,"=•"=e'='•"'··=--====. 1· · · · · '15 t 10 milt's !'; OUtll of Poinl 1fi rf' d11rtng a Red cnlln!Pral· \Ill !\ w ~:>ekend . ( ,rt'!' mlp b.. ! n m · nw (lson LIP 1: ... .;; cl 111,·11 cr 1•... nup 12:1 ;1 111; 1\.1· llrlf'll z dr1wn \\ml tl' ld :l 45 ··· b . . ,. ' \las released. DURING OUR 1. ,1 hlan : . • , . Plf'a <;; 1n1 wtwn a car dr l\·en \' l:i('k A t r S. enJs1t'u \\a' I 1Jed~A ~I1Ie> nd rluwn \kl1lold 5 .10 om : ( V H,Jrner up Will · . . .. d I D·l ·· d WITHDRAWS REQUEST iJ m 'Ku('kf'l't' Sl<~ 1 l' diP.\n ~l t>l · f lf'lrl :!:411 am .: StP vt.• Cli<"li .J oh · ~1 Balllilr. BO . n de woundf• . I NOON UPI Th DRINKLESS TAVERN Jcthl <Hit p ~1. Pllilip SjlfJrD up up \\'lllfiPid ti 211 a.m. vilh' . lndit:illa, ran ,,ff 111e hi gh· Thr ('ommunl ~ tshroke of! the- r'o d ~h ~ teLI)f~r SAN FRANCISCO (UPII • . • v.<JI' while rounding a curve acllon !hi ~ mornmg and Ihew w wante e ouse o or s There is a lavern in thil!l town I ;mr~ a frnee. Propen~· dam - \'irtnamt>"i' found 2~5 \'tt' ! Cong to debate the recent ho~or be- ; that never serves a drink. It is 'W!' w;l" t>slim;-~le~ al $.100. Th!'rP hodJPo; l· s~~wed on. the Beatl~s Withdrew a bartending school and teach· ! Bri119 your Iron, toolltr ··"~-'rP no irljum·s or arrt'~t s 1n. ht " req~esl Tue~da! · I..o~d Col- es how to make drinks. but has 1 St1rts Tod1y 11olved. NOT VERY DRY r wyn ~md the ~ut1st1on might be · no license to sell to the public.! etc. to us. Quick service An·e, ls during the p:l'l 24 S~N FRANCISCO tUPII - regald~d as an msulr to the STOCKS ffiGHER 1 1 our~. ;wr·nrrlm". tn jail rP("ords Th,•rt• wa ~ t-nough vermouth Quren.. . I to Tlw ISsue mvolvcd the Order NEW YORK (UPI) - Th• ! 11 ,.,.,, V~rgil Dunlop. 56. HI 2 sold in Anwrira lasl year WY 2-2255 Pt PIPas anl. intoxiC'alion. ':l~kf' 4 !i bil_lion six -1o-one m~r· of ltte Bnl1sh Emp1r~ conferr~ stoek. market opened hlghtr j MIDDLEPORT, 0. (', . . " Cossin 5 ~ Ht 22 CrPrr tmls str~t 1 slles of the W1ne on the Bf'alles earlier th1s In brisk tradlDI on the New I 601 1. M•ln St. Pomeroy ' ' "' " ' mloxlf'almn · · :· · and Jbrold ' · · · f' d1sclnse. ·. .' I York Stock Excbange today. ~~~~~~~ Ho;11.L lnsi11Ui mon lh . - -- ~augt readings : G<tl\ipolis Dam Jl .l, 12.:l . running l. lt't>l nn rollers, Pomeroy·Mason ZU.· i 5. Pt. Pleasan t :l4Jltl Hin111n 7n Kanttwha Falls 2 , tl. Char· · le~ton 18.11 Lnnd11n. Marmt'l and \V inhe lct d<-~tm. 1\VI'e 1JU llw sills. Boat VIO\t'ffit'nts : Ohio Hiver Jllmuis dnwn 1~. 6 a.m : Ot xi t' Ch;JI\Pngt: lip .. Thursday d Rules McCree y ( '. '~':'!;~ Rail's Ramblings By Tom Rail • • """ ""', •~~''' • · ~ rectlonleso l!lliS8 n! humanlly, 1slum or ehronie unemployml!nt., Maybe tha'.lr 1he caoe; a i. Dally Sentinel, PolroeJrO'J··Mldcllleptm,A);,-JIIIDIIIIt;.J: m filth, and squalor ,ypieal of , But as Toronto salesman · be everyone" happy f,or~:-l!r.:::::::::::::::;:::::=~ 1 practically all U. S. cities were told ~e. "It is hard to get a to. j, m another part of Toronto. At person to change jobs here. Whatever the situation, Tor- Y, 1 1 • ] least I did not see them. We can offer a good JOb Jo 20 i onto does have something lack,: For a U. S. citizen, It is Ilard i people and not get one uf them '\lng in the U. S. city - call it 1<. conceive of a city witbout 8 to take it. " respectability. -·-·----- ~ ---~ .. Royal Crown NCMIN --·-- 1 "All I said was: Show me afilter that ~ delivers taste and I'D eat my hat." 1 f I!ACHiKIIII.. 8Eiht II THRtt carton serves 18 THE POET'S CORNER I BEST COlA BUY 1 r ·. ._ . I L ' • · • • 1 c • • ·i· ,. SAVE I ---- SMALL APPLIANCE I SUMMER SHOI REPAIRS SALE! CLELAND'S T.V. Everything To Build--Remodel--Repair . (; ~EE US FOR ~. ~:i. ~-~ Pl. PIP<:!SCBl t, !:I S· PLI·:ASANT J o h r, Flitl'."l' rs. son of Mr !HI•I Mr~. .fohn \V . Flowt•rs. M<IX\1'1-'11 r:u. is in Wa:-:hington. n (' fO!' this Wf'"'k as a wini"'PI' 10 thr " \\'Pt>k :n Washingt.m '' l'unle st ON BUILDING MATERIALS ~~~~~--~-~ - ----~~--~-~ -~ - ~~----~ work wi1h othe r slale winnPrs in He hh'r'S offi e and anf'nd Sf'ssin ns of the hou :-:t' anci sen· ate Flowers will return lo PI PIP<Jsa n! lhi s wt>ekPnrl. SIRLOIN 250 REG. 98c REG. 98c Celebrating INGELS 6th Anniversary PEPTO BISMOL •66c LISTERINE • • • 67c ASPIRIN TABLETS lb. T-BONE I ~ J~~~~ ) . ~ ~Jll .!JJ tl l •Mennen ~~ PUSHBUTTON DEODORANT - - - SHAMPOO • Prell •VITALIS REG. $1.49 _ _ _ __ • • • Low Prices Effective July J-2-3 J 49c REG. $1.00 VALUE PlAN A COOKOUT IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD! Produce Specials ! CHILDREN$ RUBBER 10 29c for MEXSANA HEAT POWDER·· 29c Advertilfd in thll' July In~ of MC CALLS M.tf.Urne Mi'diral aLI1110fl11 eS agrl'e t1 1~t l oo solt a mattress r.an be a ma101 rau~e of bac kache and 'ore, ftred mllscle st No,•• tf,umg 011r 011ce·a 1l'ar sale, you r.:a11 sa·•e $<'0 and banr sl1 bac kache With 1 BEMCO SACRO·PEOIC Mat1 n~~s-th ~ ma ttren w1ih ail t he hi&h·quahtv leat ur~s fe.:ommended fCJr stra1ght spine '>upport - sound, ONlY tc PER SERYINCJ TENDER LEAF TEA BAGS ~OIIITAGE BRAND - A BIG VALUE 2~::=:s9c SWEET PICKLES Candy Bars & Chewing Gum .99c INJOY 'T NOW - SALAD MUSTARD -----~":23c , REG. 5t 37c CHARCOAL CHARKETTES _10 ~69c ADD UST TO SALADS AND SANDWICHES SANDALS • • • • 29c .69c REG. 60c LIQUID SHAMPOO--- - - lgal. V0.5 CONCENTRATE REG. $2.00 REG. $1.00 ICE MILK c lb. REG. 53c _ _ _ __ 39c • Cue Hair Dressing • Tussy Deodorant :~~ - - SOc • Fast Home-Permanent FAIRMONT DAIRY FAIR c 5 GRAIN (due to sleeping on too soft a mattress) ~Maio~ LB. Hf' \1 . f\~>1'! Ht•ck· ler. Dur irtg tht' week he wil l MASON, W. VA. . . . . . . . . . . . d. GOOD QUALITY ~ponsorP d 1.1~' HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. .,_. war .. "......, ... _,.,. GRADED IN \HSHJN(;Tll\1 PT. ROUND -• 12 II: ......... •' THE SHOE BOX saul! and ba1tf'rv warr:1nt. e LO\VEST PRICES SP 3-5554 P. E REG. 43c PERT BRAND- STOCK UP & SA VI c LARGI 24 SIZI HEADS c':::::. 29c PAPER NAPKINS KRAFT FAMOUS SALAD DRESSING EACH MIRACLE WHIP YOUR CHC11~I OF HALVES 0~ SliCES FLORIDA LEMONS .,49c Y2 DOL, 29c ... 2lli $) 4 Lt........ HUNT'S PEACHES INSTANT COFFEl AT ITS liST 10•tw.21 MAXWELL HOUSE I•• Tl HUNT'S BRAND- YOU KNOW IT'S GOOD llt>aiHllul sletp1$59 95 is Bernco'.s nat1Mal ~ar rouf'd TOMATO JUICE p!•re, but if you act now you can save $20. MilS, WIISS' - 3~:.89c JUST LtKI HOME MADI KLUSKI NOODLES -----!:29c mltCil>nl •1!0 $39.115 FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY INGELS FURNITUR-E OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS WY 2-2635 MIDDLEPORT 1loe Nt.H IACRO-PIDfC 1111111 •lr t41.1S durlnllllll• 11111 73 MILL ST. YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 122 N. SECOND MIDD~EPORT, 0. FREE PARKING IN REAR Plenty of Picnic Supplies For Your Long MaHdllf W•eltendl Bight llelerved 'llo I:Jmlt Quantltteo LYONS RACINE RUTLAND .. Clover hrm Store Food Market Clover Fann 5tM Route 7 TUPPERS PLAINS "Tbe Store 111llb 1t. Hart" Fifth and Pearl RACINE .,..II,...,. Plllllll lit JoWl· • .__ _ _ _ _ _..J , " . ~'·"'~ Tll@<lltl. I �' .. . - . ,. ' - ~ ~~SeDtblel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o, June 30• 1965 • G • AI . v· I Hmts on rowmg rtcan 10 ets • by Spea ker to Garden Cl Ub GIVen - .. ,. - ... . - ... ~. - - . .. -. ---- .. - .. - ., - - trill M... ....,.;.,.3 Russell FamiIy p· . R . ICftiC, eumon IS Held Sunday - .......... ~ .... '- . ·- --- ........ .__..... Official Politionl Graduate on Friday DAUGBTEB BORN Mr. and Mrs. Willard DoD Miller of Wooster ll't IIIIIIOUDCing the birt.b or a daupter, Loraine Kay June 28 at • Wooster hol!piteL' The baby welgbed all pounds and one ounce II birth. Grandparents Include Mr, and Mrs. Earl Steiner of Wooater and Mr. and Mra. Do YI e Miller of Columbus, formerly of Middleport. Held by Delegates ,.-111'• ••••_ ,-_ II pt Garden elall Hollh Ita Ina..ualion ADMITl'ED- Mrs. Peqi' Cotliill, JleDderiOD. Mlu Patricia Lowery, dsugb- Edith Haptons~ll, delegate PT. PLEASANT - The ter of Mr. and Mra. Donald to Buckeye Girls Stele, was a derson Garden "'·Jb 'ostlllledl DISOHARQICD - Mrs. ~ Lowery, wlli be one ol 19 sen- member of the Jl'ederaUst parofficers following a dinner est Cnnnlnp•in and Soil, n. 'lbnely hints on tile growing homemade ice cream, mints, R~U family reunion and tor;; graduating Friday even- ty and served ao recre.•tion ellGone BaD's restaurant. New Pleuanl. al African VIolet ptanls were iced tea and coffee Rere serv· picnic dinner was neld at Port. ing from tbe Halzer Hospital rector of Sullivan City m Rarey fleers Installed were Mrs. given by Mn. Paul Winn when ed by the hostesses, Mra. Lit- land Park Sunday. Glfis wendre School of Nuraln.g. The com- County. She also was ll88i.stanl ma Aieker, president; Mra. c U.e Rutland Garden Club met tle and Mrs. Bishop. The next preseqted to Ed R~U a Dlencemenl exorciSeS Will be trafflc d~ecu>r and played 2nd Caudill, vice president; Monday- evening at tbe home mee~ wUI be neld at the Mrs. Hannah Roush, botb 80 held at the Gallia Academy clarmet m the band. Rulb Sayn~ treasurer· Mr of Mr Russell Little at Ruf,. bolne of Mrs. Everett Colwell. years old, the oldest to attend. High School Auditorium. Cinde Conde, another deleCbr! tab McDanl~ s. The youngest present waa HJshllghta of the week will gate, was a member of the s e • land. Mr.. Paul Winn, pres~ Paula Haley, 15 monlhl. include being guests of the A- Federalist party and aerved on ing aecretary: and Mr•. dent, conducted the meeting. The Bfll Buck family of South lumni Asan. at 8 dinner in the tbe Board of Health In her city DANCE TONIGHT Rodgers, correspondJni Devotions entitled. "The Lost Cbariestoo had tbe most mem- Crest room or Oscar's Restaur- of Bickerdyke, named In hoo- The regular Tuesday eveo- tary, Sheep" were given by Mra. bera preaent and came the ant on Monday evening· a pic- or of a nurse. The girls in the tng dance spansored by the Mid- The group made plaiUI f o BY RIQUEST Wheeler Drake, who used u greateat distance. During lhe nic and horseback ' riding city were presented wlih CIU'- dleport Recreation Park com- their annual f8JIIily plenlc her scripture veroes from Matbusiness 01eeting the group vof,. at Bob Evana farm at Rio nationa dunng lbe week. mlttee wao cancelled due to ~" held Julyp12 .,_at !l·m. at hew. The 17 membert and one , ed to hold anotber reunion the GriiJide Tuesday, and the gradrain but will be held tonight " 8011 · ar". ~• 10 guest answered r()ll call by giv- Vacation Bible school pro· I third Sunday in June at lhe uatlon concert Wedneadsy night GO TO WORKSHOP (Wednesday) from 8 to 11 p.m. ~re . brrng a .overe• •h ·Pomerqy 1ng African VIolet problems. gram and commencement exer. Rutla!ld Park next year. at Davis Hall Tblll'sday the Middleport high achool cheer· with the Jays as the emcees. :e PICD~~ Refreshments . cises were held June 18 at the Attending were Mr. and Mrs. seniors wfll go to Columbus to leaders are attending a cheer· provi · · lte group diScuss&. the fall Sutton Methodist Church. Ed Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Guy see tbe musical, "Sound of Mu- leaders workshop at Ohio WesPLNA NSALLATION J'elional tour 1D be held at Lake Carla Morris playeo tbe PrCI- RusaeU and Anthony, Mra. Ron ale" and the traditional senior leyan University at Delaware PT PLEASANT - The OrHope. \Irs. Winn presented the cessional March as the 28 pu- RusseU and children, Mrs. breakfast will be held Friday this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis pha Rebakah Lodge 210 will program on Afnc~? Vmiets and pils and teachers marcbed into Hannah Roush, Middleport Rt. morning. Sauer, Jr. took Loio Ann Sauer have installation of officers on bad ao her top1c Afncan VICI- lhe chW'cb. Candlelighters were 1, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wattes , • , • and N•ncy Harris to Delaware July 13 at the lodge hall. Offl. Jell are Sheer Delight," bY Denise Pullins and Mandie Rose. and son, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Famrly P1cUIC Ul Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. cers to be installed are Ruth Helen V~pell Wilson. Bible bearer was Debbie Hag. Haley and children, Lancaster, Held on Saturday Morris and daughter, Krlsti, ac· E. Keefer, noble grand; Jrenia Mrs Wmn brought out facts e1. Flag bearers were Gordon Mr. and Mra. Charlea Haley, A family picnic dinner was companied Dee Slaven, Marilyn Gearhart. vice grand; Ethel 1bout the plants mcludmg !hell' Holter and Cary Morris. Pray. Circleville, Mr. and Mrs. Bill held Salurday evening at the Slumbo and Susan Morris to Rainey. treasurer; Gladys use as a centerpiece and their er was by Rev. Arthur Stilt. Buck and family, South Char- home of Mr. and Mrs. Amos the workshop. Darst, financial recorder. charm when used m. arrange- Theme song, "My SavioW' lesiOn, Peggy Russell, Grayson, Leonard, Rock Springs, in ob- - - - - · -- llltllla. She named 1mportant Teaches Me," was sung by lhe Ky., Jana Rinehart, Jackson; servance of the birthdays of · facts 011 growmg of the plants pupils and a pledge to the Cbris- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Watson, Dale Mrs. Leonard and Mrs. Wilham lncludlnl plenty of light and tian flag was led by Gordon Whitlock. Johnny Goodwin, Mr. Grueser. 1 INTIRLOCKINe lUNa 8ET : regular feeding. To have shape- Holter; Pledge lo the American and Mrs. Lou Diehl, Charles Allending were Mr. and Mrs. i The" ring• cannot twist or tum on your fing..-. Tl ly plants they must be turned Flag by Cary Morris. Offering Diehl and son, Mr. and Mra. Gene M•ley and Conn1e, Rilly, • famous hidden lock holda them I<>Jether for JIJO< twice ~ week, aecording to was taken by Faitb Smith and Marvin Roush and children Karen and Vickie of Baton I beauty and •atiafiLCtion. .......nlo'f'dto.._tlt .. _,.. . -·· . . .... the al'licle and may he watered Susie Parsons. The message and a guest, Beulah Autherson Rouge, La.; Rev. and Mrs. Lesfrom the top or bottom, leav- was by Rev. Stitt. and Mrs. Clyde Brown, Porn· ter Taylor and Tommy and Lming the water in the bottom con· Introduction of Teachers and eroy; Mr. and Mn. Allred Hen- ds of P~rtsmoulh: Mr. and Mrs. talner not more than one half Classes: dricka and George, Parkers- Leo Sm1th and Kenny, Barbara. 1 hour. . . Nursery Class, Carol Ann burg, and Mra. Anna Buck and iBetty and . Sammy of Middle· , The traveling pme donated Morris, Terri PuiUna, Tammy Tom Buck, Rutland. port; Mr. and Mrs.. Harold by Mrs. Winn was won by Smith. Johnny Tu•l:e, Carl Cllf_ I Blackston and Sherne. Bobhy Mrs. C. E. Bishop. Refresh- ton Morris Bobby Bill Lee and Bruce, Athens Road ; Mrss ments of sandwiches, cake, tea~her, Sharon Holter, helper: Bettr Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. =-..:._---~--· carla Morris. • W•lham Grueser and Mr. and COURT ST., POMEROY MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Beginner Class, Debbie HagMr~··~Leo~n~ar~d·:___ _ __'l!,.,._......._.... George Zuspan, Jr. of Mason, er, Kay Hager, Pamela Parare announcing the birth of sons, Tim Smith, Gail Thoma, their first child, a son, on June Peggy Trussell. Steve Trussell, The XJ Gamma Mu Sorority 161b. at tbe Holzer Hospital. Teacher, Jeanne Pullins. was entertained at a garden The infant whicb weigbed 7 Primary Class, Dannie Barn- party at the home of Jeanne pounds and 12 ounces has been ell, Jeffrey Friend, R a n d y Morgan In Middlel'lrt on June n8Dled George Marlin. The mo- Friend, Denise Pullins, Mandie 24. After the dinner tbe group !her is the former Barbara Sher- Rose, Faith Smith, · teacher, played bridge. ry. Grandparents are Mr. and Mary K. Rosl!. Refreshments were served by Mn. George Zuspan, Sr. and Junior Class. Gordon Holter. the social committee with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John McDaniel, Cary Morris, Nola Parsons, Morgan in charge ol the June aU of Mason. S1. Parsons, Julie Rose, Bon- Social. Mrs. Velma Rue, float ...-==iiiiiii====;;;;lnie Smith, Kathy TUttle, Paul- cbairman, annoonced that the etta Watson, Ricky Watson; group had won first place with teacher, Jean Trussell. its fioat in tbe recent Regatta Listen. to the still, Each class participated in the parade and bad received check I1IUI1l voice of program. Presentation of dlplo- lor $70. Mrs. Nellie Brown (/UIET COMFORT mas was by Rev. Stitt. The Ways and Means chainnan, ancongregation sang, "God Be nounced that the recent proWith Us," and benediction by ject had been a success and Rev. Stitt. that a lovely hair drier had Craft work of each pupil been presented to Susan OhIPas on dispi<JY. The helper was linger of Middleport. Atte.nding Beulah Roush director Mar- the garden party were Mildred tha Lee. ' ' Karr, Pearl Welker, Margaret Follrod, Nellie Brown, Mary Anderson, Clarice Krautter, Ne!lflltr models allnilar Ill IPPIII'IInct da Conde, Ann Rupe, Lee Lee, Marjorie Crow, Reva Vaughan, Shirley Custer. Jane Walton, Norma Ainsbary and the host. Air ess. featuring or:;\;========. ne' ;::;11 Sutton Church Commencement Held June 18 TWO·HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVICE • Vacron·Ware Cup Section 1 Robinson's • Hudymu £Dcrclopedt. • Eneyclopedia Of <Aoldar With c.._ F - P111 4 Of l'llo Kr...r - Joo 11-'vtlll I' '" l'llo - . A BEAUTIFUL INSULATED VACRON. WARE CUP SpEC/ A LS/ COOL SUMMER DRESSES FRESH OR FRESH FROZEN ...::.::.:::=:=......:..:===--- =====-,._.,__,._..,..,.,.,...,..,...,..,...,..,...,.,...,..,....,[_______ Conditioner' "FLOATING SUSPEISI~· enriched buns t· 7-DAY brow (K)LDEN CAUFORNIA DREAM TRIP lb. ...... Giblet• lb. 39c big, tHt FOR TWOI lltou- "' wta.... ,.. It - IONILISI Cube Steaks - I I lo1. pkg. 1 $1 QO • Whiting Dubu..U. I Canned Hams . • 3-lb. '2- Ground Fresh Hourly Domino PUI'II (lb. ,,., •, •,, • ••• The Past Chiefs or Magnolia Temple Pythian Sisters wfll meet Thursday evenirg at the home of Mrs. George Heines, Hemlock Grove. with Mr s. 1. illlam Killinger as co-hostess Members are reminded ~ bring a gift for sunshine bas· ket. bDx 49 ••• I Cane .09 $ 10 lb. bag Big KDrinks ..... _. 13 '!:.~ $1 Salad Dressing . ~r::b:•:'.. 3 31~-;: $1 l(rogtr Whito 5lf.az, $1 Bread ·········-···•• Cottage Cheese . _K~~·~ .. :~~. 45e Avondale Peaches. ___ 4N·~~!~ $1 Pot Pies _.. _~·~ .... 5:;:;-.. 89c • Observes B~rtlulay Frankie Shoemaker celebrated his 68th blrthdaf on June 27 with a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pickens In Syracu,.. Present were Rev. and Mrs. JULY z Paul SeHers, Racine, Mr. and The Mlddlel'lrl Joll B h Mrs. William Chancy, Albany; Sewing Club will me!t Fr:y Mr. f~nd Mrs.. Elmer Pickens evening. July 2, at the home of and m•ly, Billy,, Nancy, Bob· Mrs. William Reynold• on Pal- by, Stevie and Jimmy, Letart mer·st Falls; Mrs. Lenora , Jenkins, Th · . Mrs. Evelyn Moore and dsughe Laurel Cliff Better ter Cheryl An . Penny C I Health Club will ha~e a rum- difi, Mr. and ~. Eber Pi: . ?'age sale m the SwiSher build· ens and children Debbie, Earl mg oo Second St., Friday and ail of Syracuae Saturday, beginning at 9 a. m. lee cream cake and punch Proceeds will be used ID pur- were served' aaalsted by Mrs. chase hosp1tal bed. Anyone hav· Elmer Pickens. Mr. Shoemakmg art1cles to donate may con- er received many presents. tact Mrs. Charles R. Karr Sr. Two-speed fans. Waahoble bactericidetreated filter. • Floating Suspension bushes vibration noisel Pticed lo 1ell/ BAKER FURNITURE PARTIES SCHEDULED Swimming parties have been scheduled for the Middlel'lrt Middleport, 0. INWI • Rinso Blue ......JOe _.. -..•... Ma 73c off C 3-lb. can 2 lb. pkg. 79c baked with PG-7n®, a pure by Side) Annex '-----------------....11 Pomeroy, o. provide lor Ule Pure Orange Juice ...... Yz gal.69c 16• 29c Nectarines White Grapes ...... '"· 39c Blueberries_~c:"~~:·. all-vegetable shortening! I Today, the only shortening used in Heiner's enriched buns Jeanies PEDAL PUSHERS L&Z SHOP sr- st• Vim . _.... __ ~~ ~. ______ --- :!..... 65c Cold Water All ___________ •::_ 45c Jumbo Size and William K. Rossell, director. The Junior and Cadet baDda will hold their swimming party at the Middleport Swimming Pool Wednesday evening Itonight) from 7:30 to 10 p.m.. The Senior Band will have a swimming party Friday evening at the pool from 7:30 to 10 p.m. All swimmera In the groups are to bring 10 cents to Active Condensed All ...... ~· 85c Dishwasher All . __ . _______ !:'· 49c Bobbie Brooks OFF ..... Fluffy "All" _.. _. _. _.... __ "':~ 83t Velveeta Ch8ese, Reg. 99c _ Jane HoweU Tent, DVV Meets Monday SALE' 111-120 I. M.tin Monday thru Saturday- Reg. Hourll. a I C2 "Kroger Store Hours" CLOSED • ••••• •• Jane Howell Tent, Daugltteral ~ ~Sc~h~oo~l~ba~n~d~s~ac~c~or~dl~ ·ngb::to~M~ri.l of Union Veterans, met in reg· - 5 ular session Monday evening at the DAV hall. Minnie Neutzliog, senior vice president, opened the meeting in ritualistic form. Gladys Cockier was reported home from hospital and improving. Several communications were read from state officers. Mrt. Neutz. ling thanked the members who placed flags and &lso attended the memorial services at Beecb Grove cemetery. It was announced that Pearl Reynolds, slate department , guide, attended the state con· vention in Canton and will give her report at the next meeting. The traveling prize was awarded to Lillian Steilf. The next meeting will be July 26 and will be a potluck dinner at 6 p.m. at the home of Mrs. SteW. --- Kroger Coffee _v~·-~~~ . . :;~· $1.39 Frann 4 Pak 6-ot. 49 Lemona, de Kroger _......... _. .... c Surf . _____ ~~~ ~ . _. __ . _. __ . . ::'' 68c Pound Cake ___ .5~:'~ ••• ···"' 15c glanl gr:: Flour ~~·~~~·=I~ & ':R_:- -.- s;::~ 49c Breeze --·-------------·-- Ma ~ Lunch Meat .. ~:m!l~ ..• 3 ~~-: $1 Silver Dust Blue ______ . __ .. e:' 85e Hoir Spr1y , ..,. 92 Adorn Roo&HordloHold·•• ••• <M C I D.-Shop - I Monday, July 8, 1965 I 1ocro Has been removed from all Health & Beauty Aids at Kroger. We are passing the full amount of saivngs to our customers. ••••••• • • • • • Frankie Shoemaker · News Flash! --, H&D- JULY 1 • Fea\lm!d on model• from 8,000 to 10,000 BTU/hr. some open on 115 volts! • Adjustable airflow. 1 roc Register Now! Register Ofunl fried chicken ••• and ••• 1& tftfl low, •ow Kreger price. SOCIAL CALENDAR FRIGIDAIRE Room --7i· FREE 50 gold~n Livers lb. 89c l,or Your holid~y Weekend ... Jl. Enjoy 1 lrett of Wings lb. 19r " ,-YiiiiW BackB lb. Ends July lOth Fresh Fryers Brf.'Psts . . . . . . . . . . _. _. lb. 55t Whole Legs .. __ . . . . . .. lb. 49t· Phillips Sisters Style Shop Super Bingo Cut- Up Split Broilers _ 111.33c SALE ON ALL HATS Sorority is Entertamed at M H Organ Ome •• For The lth" ""- , "Frying Piece Chicken" ..... and "Chicken Ht:UJ Gone To Pieces confains about three limes as much of the preferred ".!!!!.-saturates" as in molit buns. We are proud af this quality product, a further step in carryil18 out our responsibility toward your f{lmilyQ Heiner 1tadili011 formore ••• •••• Fresh Plums,... !'- 68 yean. Good things go with Heiner's ... cause Heiner's goes with everything good! • I Cantaloupes I. I I •• pt. lb. 39c 25c Wisk Z7 Size Nestea melon~ - -··----···-----·--· I• MUd Motlow 111119 Ia. ....., 1 vAUM•• * , .r.. )-- tlon Cheese " ... 45c ... 49t. _. 59c. _. 63c s - · ...... iU"fda, ------------------Ya .. $1.43 Kroll Crtcktr - K'"llrWIIIiollruol llllp. TIS/ft. •• Swan Liquid ___ ... _...... =. 65c $ large ...................., •wr..midl•_ , f#i/lt - · - . _ _ Lux Liquid ___ .. _____ .......~,. 93c FREE SO - ..w-- 2 pk••· Solldwlch * Exp. 7/8/65 ...................... I Doaen Lemons FREE 50 �Classified Ads Your Modern Communit \l Bulletin Board· -1:1\ I == \CI 14·Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, June 30, Real Estate For Sale . -- Help Wanted .ITfRAffiVE~OiJliii1;;k WANTED - Lady to manage ATI'RACI'IVE 3-bedroom .m•• ll INFOIMAnoN . . and frame ranch style ~ t.oo t.IL &':"1: ........ new FloriSt Shop Jn. Middle- In the new addition ol Chest· ..... port. Should like to work with er Road. Hardwood lloors, 0 "I no~ers. however experien~e basement, fin!Jplace, patio, . .. not necessary. We will tram. front brick planting area. wm ';.,'DJ~ Please write Box 668 F, care . 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. $399 UlltiUTlOlU o1 'llle Daily Sentinel, Porn· ~~rb!~.J!~owan~ll!, screens. Powerg1ide V8 en,Pne, a 1 owner car, 2 tone white over 6 29 3tc storm windows and doors, blaCk !ioish. ..~~"'::*.a.u.. eroy • OhJo. · -.... ...... '" well insulated, lot 100 1 400. Now $795 ":MALE: Be an lncome taf.xtcon· Copper plumbing. tiled bath 1960 Dodge VB, 2 Dr. 1 1 100 ...,. u.u ... rrvt IJIMJ'tSOD sultant. See ad c ass Jca : and kitchen. Reduced to $14,- Automatic trans., power steerini •. ciNn lnterlor, black fm- WANT AD II c ,f -~--. 2 SIGNS OU;ITY =..= "' Pomeroy . Motor Co. 0::: =""'""' .;:"";...::... ....... hi Want M • C.t1 ,_ IJOI'O ~JJ• .:::-nflllll. :_.'i;'!" ,_ '::="' ,_ 111 , . - .., - .....,.., .. , , . " ' ..,. ..• =""'= , _ " ._ ~-~ ~- - - ":t.•.:a'"":r.= - '' A. L " """ P. M. """ '#. ~ "o.:;- -. _,1' =m:• ••'"' AD PHONE 6-28- 4tc Instruction. llmoll WY 2·2156 000. Phone Bob Hoeflich, WY ish. new tires. radio and heater. MALE or FEMALE, room 2-5337. e 30 tfc 195B Chevrolet VB 4 Dr. - - Only $249 clerk. Must be able to live! HOUSE FOR SALE: Located Standard trans. HNier. m. Apply m person !<> Ohio Li I H'll l p Hotel 6-16-ttc al 234 nco n ' n omeroy. 6 rooms and bath, base· MALE: Rawleigh business now ment and garage. Large lot, OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. open in Pomeroy & Middle- 150xl60 ft. Call or see me. port. Emllent opportunity. Millon HOod, 633 Mill St., POMEROY, OHIO Foil time. Write at once Raw· WY 2-3~. 6 30 3tc /~ii:iiiiiiiii:::iiiii:::iiiii:::iiiii:::iiiii~~:::iiiii:::iiiii:::iiiii:::iiiii:::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~:::iiiii:::iiiiiiiij leigh, Dept. OHF·IJ40.189 Free- HOUSE for sale: 4 rooms furport, Ill. 6-28·1tc nished. Minersville. $15110.00. Phone WY 2·3312 HELP Wanted : Licensed prac-1 6 3D J2tp tical nurse for Carmdn Nurs.. - - - - - -- -1-Nice Frigidaire Refrigeralor _ $69.95 ing Home. at Pomeroy, Ohio. I 1-Nice Late Model Refrigerator_ $79.95 1 · Opportunities CHRYSLER 1951, one owner Wanted W!Y good running conditi<on!J~==-"'--===~ FULLY stocked · g e n e r a cleat! lftall!e and out or will Dl store in small town. trade lor email parcel WANTE lor !!Olllng, oth_er Interests. ground on bard road. Write: MENl To Troln fG~OMINl Interested, write ID: T h 8os fl N~w llaven W Va. Income Tax Contullonll · j Daily Sentinel, Box 668 ' ' '-21.J.Sl<:il A few dear tblnkl•s poo»>• Pomeroy, Ohio. 6 29 v will be selected from lhl• ' area to enroU iD new, low !raiDing pro_sram pre lt59 LARK, olean, wltb good eost pared by CPA's. Eam tucro· tires. Runs good, m5.00. 1645 tivo feea. CSomo tax conault Lincoln Hgts., Pomeroy. anti earn Sli and lllOl'O Jlf' return), EJ:cellent year s 21 Stc 'round lneome lr.eePltll eH· earo tu NOOidl. Dlcidfled We-lone profe.uloml If you eon ltl1dy ona hour dally al homo. write todaY M ( Pomeroy otor o. - ~ Ramlller World lla1ldard o1 lempaet Dcelleaeo USED TRADE-INS n It ==~c-;;::c:-:::-6-28-=t-fc Cflcltttl' ~tl. Notice CHICKEN BARBECUE at en· BABYSI'ITER to llve In andl tronce or Forked Run Lake, care for two small children. July 4th. Sponsored by Sqn. Phone WY 2·3223 or WY 22 • 151!2. CivU Air PatroL Air· 24ll5. 6-25-Jtc plane rides and sky divers. 6 30 11c For Sele f (Freezer· Top) lot frea ftcts, frefl aptitude test. Southwfttern A~;1dtmr NEW SPEED QUEEN COIN·OP LAUNDRY COMING SOON Tbe Dally Sentlllel a.. .... ·0101· l.Hu* CUpj &. 8oorne lndl~ Name ............ Ago .. .. Addres1 . . . • • . . Phone ••.. U. Ascend 12. Not clear P""l':========- lilt! ...., ...... lwmuce. SmaD rldo ..,. llld oeoaom11· llld manaprablUIJ legal Notice Sot LIGAL MOTICI MelropoUtu Moton PubUo heartn1 on the 11188 budl!<'t for Llltlrt toWJIIhJp will M held a1 B. Main Slreel, Pom•rOJ tht office of the Trustee. at Eut 1..• tare at 11:00 P.M. MGDclQ', 11117 lo 1M ~ WY Wl'lt Letart Twp. Tl'DIU!M • 22 tie By, Floyd Nordl, Twp. Clftk rubbish 18. Correct ; b II+ apart- NOTICE' 8ltr Trust your car to the man who wears the 1 RUTLAND FURNITURE .. ..,. ..,...-,:-~- -~ .' ..... ,..- ., ...- ~ ... , r~-· ·r·•• • .• .• ' ' , • •• • • • ,, . • ~ - ~· - · . ..... .... ........- ..... .... .... , ~~Jo. ... , ..... ~ ro. ~-·-~ ·-· ------'"_,__. ,. . . . . .. ..'... . 19. Ohio !I, Th""'gll tnobJiea U . Rubblah ing ma.rm. - ilntmol IJ.Hername IIIlo riviC' 35. Partot amurch 11. Borneo 5 1 ~19 ..... pepper .. peace'" ~· Ja 1~ ~f I' P 111 ~~· r. ~·," "' I'' ' f ... ~ 40. Lev.a U . Cruoh 14 ~ ~ IT~1'3MIIHCIIEAI<:'I Ol.li HliAP.T 'Ill lEAVE OUR SWEEJ' li'L HOME/! _ _, 11 VA 38.Mov&bte ~~n 3f.v.... 32. lf'renc)l 30. t'l!r>boat. Tlll'klq 38. BeeU1 ~ ··~ ~I" 4.-r~-+~ 'I ~ f l "' li9 . 1 ~:?• e' ~ iii' ~~lao ~ ~41-31.+-h;tr,+''4'-l-...j..~ 3.~111... ~ point ~~18 It lt!N8 r/... r.,~~~V~/. •Duk ~I....L...i:~ ll.\ILY 0Rl'PTOQUO'l1: - IIII'O'o llolt to Itt bo,. *"" AliYDLBAAXB lo LO.Gi'JJLLOW One letter abnply ltands for another In tW. tit t.b1 thJw l.'.t. X tot tlit tw. · tamp! I!' A 1• UJ. . ti'Qphiet the lfnOM-h --.oi · - - O'i, et.c, Bingle leltBra, apoa.. • a~ lUlU -'"" ·~tioo &f the wordl aJJ a:•rh day tht dille letteJ11 an dtttereb.L are hJnt4, : A 0t>Pk>ftw Qllotataoa LbMS 11'1 ~OCtXkSAH ET VAKNWML iiKWM NAMMNR KHUNHN Yli:IJlfO ~ONiiAY s:Oo 6:05 d:IO lldlr Jt!ll@i Averages. 6:i& SUndu1Ytl ~r•h•d• ' w, T"'.l lORN LOSER KllllA· THERlc IS NO SECURITY 011 ·. l8 lll!ILY OPPO&TIUII'I'i'~MAc. 1 W J EH 7:1ill Natlllllbl News 7:05. Sundown Serenade Monday 'l'bra rtldat •=oo 81gn Oil &:00 Sign On 6:15 SA'rtlllllAYS 1:00.15 Musleat Clod 6:!0 8:00 Sign On - News HO B• •till a. Kltoll 6:15 8:(1 Count!')' Mu!lc Tlme 7:Cll·30 Nows 6:17 6:20 Country Jamnoree ~ 7: .. ~ltst llaptlst Church 7:00 'l :IIO I'Mestant Hour 1:110 Ohio Vallf!l' NeVIl 7:11!; 1:30 i!ports Parade 1:011 Talk ol the Town 7:110 7:36 L&ITJ Ander... ihow 1:51 Publie lerViet 8haw 7:.36 10:45 It's Musl< -Army 10:16 Church ol Clitl!l 7:31 li :OO Dairy Valley and Dutleil'o •· ·• Latchstrir,; (Tuts Thurs.J 1'op '!'en Show "·I"' "'' I •· 7:10 Newo 12 '00 New! 11:1$ Morning Melodieo, 8:00 hill Miller Show 1! :1! Musl~al lnfl!rlud• Moll. lhtu. Wed. 8:4G Baker Furniture Sho~ 11:30 Rev. Merlin Teets '' ; ChUI't!h Bel ' Rlltt, l'tL 9:00 News 1:00 The Jim Mees Show ll Worlo Newt 9:1» Cdlf1111 wiUJ Janet f:oo Bjltll'lll'a!1tle : '·!0 Evans r illetin Boa U :00 Pdrtlaits of a Patriot 6:116 Jllll M@@! lllliilr tl:2i N•'llll " If~"' 10:01 8wap Shop 6:30 National News lJ:~O Aerlcul1"•e PtoirlllllJ ·r: IO Soolil SecuHly US lundo11n 8eronade 1i:4B Country G<' !Iduna 10:1& l!lll Mfll!r ftruH~h Show 1:00 01! tM Air I:~ Nn•• li!iil 10:11 Mason Agr. Program 8UNDAY8 2:00 Cmlnuy GtrROUlid 1:30 Sign on - Army Hour 1::: News Beat <Tuesday) 7:11& New1 ~:oo If'' • ...sunee 10:41 hmily Worship (Thurs.) 1:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 1:55 News Be t 10:11 A.s.c. Program (Friday) HlJ Stulday Show 4:00 Di•cmg W•tu Dost 11:00 Hews D:OO 8ulldlf IIIIDw 4:30 'ntercbang, ll:Gi tiny's Country JhJIC!Ilon 0:30 'I'hi! lllbl@ Speaks to You 5100 c,., "ltl!il' News 11:10 1\nf's Countl')' ilylllho t :U Ll!flslallve lll!plltl 6!1.1 Bob Neal !potll lalutt 12:.0 Cement Block News . 10:110 '1111! <MOd Frlda)'ll 12:10 Goessler's Guest Star 10:15 Congre89man Moeller 5:30 Sunstl Bouleunt <Friday) lo:30 'l'11t lbnday Show IIW Off 'illt Ait 12:JO Larry Anderson Show 11:30 T!te Quiet Hour &lbufay 3:00 Jill! MHJ Shi!W 12:00 News 8:oo Sign on 4:11 Bllttmar Auto lll1olr 12:15 'l'lt! Chm!Iatll /lout ltOO.l5 Muaico' Cioelt UO l!ilectrtc Company News 12:30 The Re~, Mtll'Illi 1@@11 7Jih! llf 8tiii illd ltllOII t:fll Jim Mees SIIDII 2:00 'lllll II@¥, SIIU IIIUups 7102-lo NIW'I 1:. News 2:110 ' l 1le Jl@f. Alltlmt Parsons 7!19 Tinlt ' TOJill~rttllt• 1:41 Jim MHII Show l :i!O SW141ly 111itw~BlM! 7:!0 Mu.!k*l (110(!1) 6:110 S!Jorls l'lirade 8:30 Sundown Sel'fllltll! 7:4S l'lral B•pllal Glllltelo 1:11 Jim Meea Show 8:00 Off the Ail 8:00 Ohio Valley Newa 1:U. Moaieol 1:1oo1: uo w JUt\' THRV ,IIIIJAY~ Sign on - News Sacred Heart Melg1 Counl' lllltl Pllul DoweN, F~rm News Country JMII1botee Weather National .~ews Bill Miller Shoy Sports Parade Bill Miller Show Pickens Hardware ARTHUR HVA 'I'IVABNWKSWX.-!IJIVH. ZAKII1' T;t.';'"~~H~'Y=to, CO SKY CHIEF FASTER STARTS D MORE POWER ~ . \.-.J ... '-• EXTRA MILEAGE llWto• I'' '1.99 -, li. &Jalt brdlttlnca1 30. Lu~tcate 31. llreettng '" 31. RoVIng ,.. I '"' mania •pera.s 27 ~=.,. 2•. SpeaJI AIR 340·00 81aeHnar Vertlnent ft. Fornu~r ~· ~~= CHARCOAL CHARCOAL GRILL unit 20. Horse 18. H&nginf ornament 20. Motst 31. Notion 22. Gondohet" READY MIX MARK SOM~BODV ot Raa.. collee-e I6Wn abbr. 17. Drone p..,....,,, """"""'"""'"""'-"""'"""'""""'I I'lL JEST BUST IF I DON'T TELL 606SIP 2<. Mo.,._ n.. Blaettnars SPECIAL OFFERS BALLS O'FIRE !! U . Girl'i na.Ina: 25. Plav• po.... for wJlh <Siat-lW J.ary TOOAV!! taw,. gtleYet 11. PrJf!st'IJ II.Strow..t INDUSTRIAL - RESIDENnAL R. E. ao1a, M.D. or 10. ~OitHIUr'tl II RUTLAND FURNITURE ' · ICquJp I.Ont*bo G. ~otcokt 1 able Ia. Moot <&ted drlnlllnr 1 668V POMEROY - , · room frarne ll 2-Used Gas Ranges _ _ _ $25.00 each •Own this hirh return house w1th bath, gao Investment Imsiness 1-Extra Nice G.u Range $49.95 TIME AND LABOR SAVING •Financin:J available ing, lUll basement and •we have a top location (equipped for bottle gas) ner lot. Out of h1gh water. for a first class store $40110.00 1-Gas & Coal Combination _ _ $99.95 •work two to three boura dally-average annual ·==~===;;:---;= RURAL - 50 acres with Kitchen Range STARK'S PlfARMACY. Porn· ONE PICNIC table with steel r 0 0 m frame house, with income $4000 to $6000, Write for information and eroy, will be closed every frame, 8 ft. long, top 28 ft. porch, outside cellar and 2 $99.95 !-Electric & Co.al Combinetion appointment to Security SUnday until lurther notice wide. Varnished and in good wells. $300.00 down p:~\~~:~ Laundry Machtnecy Co.t Inc. Kitchen Range 6 23 3tc shape. 2 wood lawn seats, 6 and assume balance i 7712 Dearborn Ave., Clllcln· nati 36, Obio, or 2661 Pat (these are few & far between) s'"ER=V~ICE=s-n""ig""h"'tl,..y,--M;-;-on"d'cay ft. wide painted white, good lien at $37.00 per month. terson Rd .• Dayton 20, Ohio. lh• ,ugh Friday, 7:45 p, m. shape. Call WY 2·2962, A. H. VILLA!;E HOME - 7 • room11 1-Stoker-matic Furnace - We had three or phone .110b Schmidt, Cin· With evangelist ft. H Hostel- Durst, P. 0. Box 27, Porn· frame with large porch. · einnati. 791-5482 eolled •«•r of these, have only one left. Price when 7:00P.M. w and team at the Big Gos· eroy, Ohio. 6 30 3tc 1 garden space and I new is $489.0.0 . This one is like new. pel Tent, on R!. !24, South USE OUR elficlenl Carpel ings. $4500.00. Extra good. Auto Sales Portland. Good preaching· shampooer FREE with pur· Z HOME FARM - 120 acres Installed free. For only $299.00 te!tching for all uces, col- chase of Blue Lustre sham- with 40 .acres for pasture, 30 1-2 Pc. Living Room Suite $25.00 wr or creeds. Special music. poo. Baker Furniture ..\1iddle-. acres for cultivat~on. 7-r~m 62 Pontiac _ $1,595 6 24 6tc port Ohio. 6 29 6tc frame hnuse w1th runmng 1-Biack Plastic Sofa $10.00 Catalina 4 dr. sedan. Power - - - - - - - - : - : - -~-' . water, circulating he~t. Ansteerlng and brakes. Automa· 1-Wine Base Rocker Chair $25.00 Equipment lor sale. Good dump 2 pc. EARLY AMERICAN llv· other 6 • room !ramo tic ttam;. One rareful !oral bed aides and hoist complete. ing room sui te, reg. price is barn, garages, and 2-Used Ironing Boards owner. When your job ~ails for concrete, call on See Ivan Garman, Rou!AI 2, $289.95. first one gels 11 for buildings. Located in Or!mg••ll We have a few used End Tables 63 Monzl _ $1,595 us. Prompt delivery, specialized mixes will Pomeroy, Ohio, at Peach $198. A real buy. Rutland Township on good road, Chevrolet Coupe. Spotless all ForL Phooe WY 2-&65. Furniture Company, Rutland. miles from State Route 7. 2-Rebuilt Maytag Wringer Washers Insure you of quality concrete at low, low white llnloh. 4 ·spe•d •hilt. 6 23 6tc Ohio. 6 29 Jtc 180110 00. Existing OnLy 22,936 easy m.ile1. prices. Call today! ,-u"'ro=M.,.u"'a"'n"'JC=-111-.. -. .-... -~ ... -.. l!ltili REI'OSSESSt.IJ STEREO can be assumed. ""ncel""T lAIIt your ....... Just taken in. Lovely walnut C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR Rulland, 0. lor'l UconaaT Clll WY J.-. stereo console with 4 speed WY Z.383t SH 2-4811 Ohle llllk intermixed cbanger. AM and ALBERT M. COX, SALES.'IIANjJ,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,~...,.,.,.,.,.,.,...,...,...,.,. GOEGLEIN ;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J FM radio equipped Assume WY Z-3836 1956 balance due $84.25 or take 6 292 23tc Business Services Buslnep Services CO. er, V-8 automatie lranomlsNOTICE I 9 WY 2·1214 over payments . of 1 50 per 3 BEDROOM home, good condl- cf.AiiRilWVIAijsiJiHiEE:iiD;-;a;;jndd-;:;;;wn.l BULLDOZER WORK wanted. rAGE ST. MIDDLEPORT month. Try •1 m your home. lion, 1618 Lincoln Heights, ed. Wilson's car wash. Small dozer, reasonable rate. sion. Good condition, $175.00. Phone WI 9-3102. 8 29 My Office Will CaD WY 2-6555. Phone WY 2-3810. Page St, Middleport. WY Phone WY 2-22111. 1961; ZIG ZAG Sewing machines 8 18 121£ 3715. Open from 8 a. m. S IJ !Ole Bo Closed From with all features. These are FOR SALE: S room boUS<, t p, m. seven days a week. Monay June 2111 salesman's demonstrators. largo barn. 115 acreo with 8 30 30tp These machines sold lor $139- timber chicken house and Until .96 new. We will givo new granary, $2SOO.OO. 1 milo off BULLDOZER WORK wanted. - - - - - - - - - Tuesday July 6th warranty. You pay only ~.42 New Lima Rd., Phone SH Small dozer, reasonable rate. CAR WAHSED and ~::: 1 or IS per month. Call WY z. 5321 Wilson's car nsh, 550 8 23 &tc Phone WY 2-22118. IIS55. 6 %9 6tc ........· -=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= 1. - - - - - - - ,1 Middleport. wv 2-3517. -·-·· AT YOUR NEAll Y TEXACO DEALEI 10 CABBAGE, beans, cucumbers HOUSE FOR SALI IV from I a.m. ' P· m., For Rent and tomatoes. Clarence Prof. Modern Ranch Style. s..utlful days a week. I I fill, Portland, Ohio. WI 3-2256. location on top of om&ll bill """"' Bul' ...- I 0 BOUSE, i noma, willa bath, AUTO ·-..,erdbll ........, 6 29 lfc facing State Blghway Gorage on GET TBIB B'IORIJI !!roBES a.on:Df Locust st., Pomeroy. Phone . .- _ !Wute 7 with good road to main new homea. Built · Ill kltd> MBTAL (IWIOOAL YOU'LL FIND Victor Hysell, WI 9-21BO. SEWING machines, repa1r ser· b1gbway. Four bedroomt,llving, CONDITIONING ent, llonD windowa, inurn siding. Call Guy NeJa'1'11.\T (B.UWOAL 6 :lD 6tc vice, all mallfs. WY 2-2284. dining, family, kit<hen, ~reak· GIULL AT ODK .--,;=;:;-;--;-;-'7;-cc---c: The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. fast play, maid's, utility ond lor, Racine, Oblo. Nr 'l'OIJJI MEABBY (lOU', IIDR&Y, AI 4 ROOM lumlshed bouse on Authroiled Singer Saleo and •hop. Three botht, ceramic tile !J'EXAOO lrATIOlf lm'PL'f UltiiTI:D Second St., aiBo 3 room apart. Service. 8 29 lfc and wall to wall carpet on Sales & Service AUCI10NEER mettl with bath, partly fum· lloors. About two-thirds I~ ........ 48c C::.mple\1 Senlct llbed. Mason Phone 773-5916. DISHWASHER, large size with house Ia paneled inn ~:~~~~~:i ll 6-28-3tc maple cutting board top. AI· and walnuL All' ~ eFibl Almost Every Car Crttt Bradford 10 ~ •••••••• 71c Write, ProDe or Contad =====-==·::::=;-;; so antique bed. WY 2-3489. Large patio and double carport. eTransferable When Wl'l'll l'tJll(liLUI: 20 lbt. •••••••• 1.11 APARTMENT FOR RENT. AI· 8 25 6tc On lot 200' 1 390'. llay be oeen You Trade Cars A. C. BRADFORD 10 trailer space. Good toea. - - - -by appointment only. Raclne, Oblo lioD. Call Walter Crooks, WY 35 H.P · 14 fl . boat and trailer. Coil 915-3551 Ch-r, eGuaranteed 24 months i I tfc SW. or 24,000 miles 1 10 tfc See at Cozart Garage. Ra· 6_25__6tc eMost Popular Unit UNFURNISHED t room, bath, erne _ Ullli!J room, nice yard. Pomt AUCTION e v e r y Saturday. In h S 8 Lane, Lincoin Heights, Ph. Welch's Auction, Laurel Clift, jii~~LE":O~~iOrj~~:~~ t U..A. WY :1-387f. I 11 lfc Rt. 124. 6 2 30tp $ . .. SALE: One 2 THREE ROOM and batb, ftii'D- ''.'ILLlAMSON - 21 ln. coal fur with 7 room, beth lmtollo<l lsbed aparbnenl, utilities nact, automatic damper conLoc ted Ba'I t 1 Ch men1. a on 1ey ..1 lurnlJbed. Phone WY Ut3!i, ro . aries Byer, :Miii s. 6tb Road. 9~ acres •round.JI 5 212 S. Mh Avenue, M•'ddleport Ave., Middleport, Ohio. House in good condition. • Well 6 24 &tp and cistern water. For terms, Oblo. G 18 Uc Pomeroy, 0. Sewer UrMnoa TWO BEDROOM furnished TAX CUT SALE! contact Roy Van Cooney, Rouoaable B-. apartment. Inquire at NewArthur, Ohio. Phont LY ":e:/~;;::;:;;;:;:;:~:;;:=:;::::~1 CaD W\' Z.!ITt De)' or NIIM 7 211 tic tU'I Stmoco, Cheslr.e Phone :::·:~m::~~ro~"" hm 4281. 6-28-7tc JOIN THE AAA. Be protected B-230ii. 6 28 tfc Frmero-Roetrlgoratoro FOR SALE , Tho homo on Road-bond and >rip BEATING, Pint..... BOUSE FOR RENT, 1 room• COMBINATIONS late T. G. Clay and Bertha ice. Call or contact: E. M. ll'llraaca. As:ooold and bath. Picture windows, AIR-CONDITIONERS Clay, Dyesville, Ohio, Is Burton, 578 Broadway St.. 1!811 MalJl - 1 , rnew •ard picket !ence. va. Save "' 0 " ...,. with 0 • ' ed for sale fm •~. Two Middleport, Ohio. l'lloa6 W\' I-Z441. • LOW SALE PRICES now In ...,..~ 7 :It Uc cant alter July l. 1671 Line- ofloct. house with four rooms. 6 25 30tp t ola Hill>. Phone WY 2-2730 be. terms, contact Warran Clay, INSIDE and outsi<le painting. ' Camping Equip. fort t a. m. or after 4 p. m. Js:ko=~~~:y, Route 2, Albany, Ohio. Hoof work. Reasonab;e rate. BARGAINS FOR THE tTB 8 23 ifc Mono.,r 698-3127. Phone VI 3-2700. USED Tenia, boats, FOR RENT -Trailer space Ph, WY 2-2111 Wanted To Buy ANNIVERSARIES and mtrs. $50 up. SPECIAL ON .. N. Second-av In Middle-j';;~;:;c;"""~""'"':'....,.,"':",...,l -;;:;==--;;:=,..--""';-;-ions are grand occasions CAMP TRAILERS; 1 demonport, Near shopping district. DON't PUMP you sluggish sep. ANTIQUE Fornilure, a photograph - why not strator, Tent & TraDer rentCoiiOI'eta patios. Call WY Z. tic lank. Get Klean-Em-A.U miScellaneous. Call or write: time? Make your als. Amabary Apacl\e Trailer 1111, W\' :PN344I or WY Z.3600. oeptlc tank cleaner. Land- 8110 W. Main St., Pomeroy. menl. Grover'o Sales, 631 4th Ave., Gallipolis, SkyCbiefiaiiJll!dallybleatledfclrtheclimate,a!tMmlt,Mtllilll.--. ~=-:-:==-=-.,...,..-&.5-lfc mark l'anr. Bureau. 8 2t eroy, Ohio. Ohio, 44lHI239. 6-25-4tc in thil driving area. .hd the Sky Chief blend 'lid 11P tD Jt ts.. 2 18 I and t ROOM !urnt•oec tfc Marine Supplies a y.r ill the different driviDz -lroJll CIOIIIt to IOIIt. Tbul, • • menll. Rowley l Reed flard. MEAT rase - ! ft. Tyler, dou· ;;-;;-;-::::-:-;;;-::::~:;::.-;:..=~ tuned to YOIH' driviDc Jlledr, wh- aad Whllll t• , . . . '•wp. ..,.._ 5 11 tic ble duty service meat case. 14 ft. Lone Star .Boat, ttl H. P. With mezzanine shelves and Johnson electric start motor. Drive ill for 1 tenkfwl al kw'bd T m Qllf. T_.. • THI!U: and tour"""" IUrnl•~ display trays, A·1 condition. 2 sets sklliiss~,,~·~~lli:•,,n~c=~~~ our aerviee, t.ota. 111 - ' IIIIW IIIIIIMI ·~ $300 takes it. Racine Pood motor_ '" !. Arnold Grate, owner of the Rutland Furniture Co., W\' I-MII U I lie Market. WI 9- 3342. 6-28-lltc cond1bon. Phone, New Haven has purchased the Markins building, directly ac· ross the street from the furniture store, for the MODERII 4 room and both. 88Hill4. I 29 use of used furniture. Anyone having a few pieces lumllbed apartment, Middle- MOBILE Home. 1957 Skyliner Livestoclc of used furniture to sell, please-·call· the Rutland port. W\' ~.. 4 :n tfc 48 • a 2 bedroom, good condi- v;:;:-;;=~::---:-:--YOUR FRIENDLY TEXACO DEALERS Furniture Co., SH-24211 and tell us what you hav•. 'l'RAILilR LOTS _ /reo oew- lion. Mr. Reed, Reedsville. FOR SALE: 2 yr. old pony, or In Golllo a. Molp Coun!ltt We will give you an offer. • 11111 - - ,.__, ~all Ohio. Phone 667-&138, 6-26-30tp Will trade for an older pony. ··-· """'"I " Dav1d Yost. Portland Ohio Dn1ult's Texaco S.rvlct Porter Taan hrviM • I'd (lltalo Approvedt AUCI'ION every Wednesday and i 29 · Wllk"•lllo Porter There Will Be Further Information II!MnYllla, Oldo, Phooe W\' &llurday. Welch's Auction, -;---;----:--:-:7--=-..:.:; O'Dell's Ttx1r:o S.rvlee N•,.r'e ThiN Se"lc' NIH. 1 11 tfc Laurel Clift Rouia 124. Em!lloyment Wanted On This Building Soon, Golllpolfs, Ohio Pomo"'y 6 2 30tp iMi~YifirnrW.iiiai~~ Sale or Trade C&M C1r11n Teuc• Wyltt A lhle Tn:.co perienced interior and attll'·ll Rutlond C-ln A IIOL£. Loai llonOw-ROiid. PICNIC TABLES for sale, reas- lor painting. Free estlmatea. Dlllrlbuttd by City 1.. a. ~Ufl C:o. lal!lpollo, 0, 'hle!ilone WY Ullt. onable. Call SH 2-6052. :~.. Z.2682 or -:_:~ .._s_H_2-4_B_Il_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _R_u_tl_•nd_,_o_._. I 29 5:t I 23 tie ...... ··-lamp WHAR'II LOWeEZV? l GOT SOME RMLJUICY RAD-IO ~ -. - 9,00 lligb School mt Parade lO:to Song & story Time 10,45 T!te tloll!ft Ke1 11:00 DemocraUe Legtsl•ture 1!:15 Musical Interlu«e JUD Republicar Legislature 11:45 Waite,· '-!oeller Reporl 11:$2 Musical fnterluoo 12:00 Loe~I & Olllo New; 12,20 ilrano au· ••n Boartl LITTI.I ORPHAN ANNII 12:11! News 0 OMma l2:io Saturday Mlllnee t:llo Discinb with !loss Uo Top Ten Jt5:00 Saturdar Newa llumllllll1 j 5:16 Mualcel Int.rluoo &:30 Commun!IJ Cholrl 8:00 Dance PariJ UO Off Tho All' ...... • 7:51 Sllft on 1:00 '"iia 8inMlhf Preacher l :li 11'.-s Rep . 1::0 Cl>urch , Christ h . 'Ius!" I•" •Iuiie lO .•J Fht Baptist Church 11:30 Children's c~ 11:4· Sunday New' Spacial 12:00 r ' ws ReJHII'I 12: 15 lpl8COpal C'ourcb 12!45 rttrolic lnlorma: 1:00 Church of God 1,30 Oo8J C.dl 1!00 014 Follir Hour 1100 llylll!ll !rom llardllll 3115 SUnday Showcaso 3141> PuoJic 8oroJ, ~ &how 41o. 9110 Hit .l'~tAdt 5i00 City .. · - ,;t~ . '!II R!:' .... ln5 9110 mt hr~tle '' ~ 011 'l'llt Air ' lyAR·='r-"!" -.A~N;::-10M~. ! t ...... .. MAROLb GRAY I!Ut FI>TY MilliON r 90l.IARs . llREH'T V<ltl tlPSET liT AlL 1!11 S!ICH Q LOOlil? �16·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,~ June 30, 19~5 . ~·- the meeting by welcoming the Circle Meets Isix members present. The wor- Adult Class Holds Picnic Saturday The Adult class ot the Pom1ship hour was opened with the eroy Na1.arene church held a prayer by Mrs. Gillilan and [ ptcmc Saturday evenmg at. the scripture by Mrs. Clarence ! home ot Rev. and Mrs. Clyde . , Proffitt. The group sa ng 8 song , Henderson, Wehe Terrace. I An afternoon meetmg was f 11 d b b M Following a potluck dinner a tailed when the Emma Smith Go owe Hy a poMem ) 'I rs. , hymn sing was enjoved Attend. I . . . rover arns. rs.. ames , . · ut the ReorganiZ(•d Roush c1ose d th e wors h'tp hour 1 ing were Mr · and Mrs. . Rayftrcle . L Church of Jesus Chnst ol at- . h h hi f th th e , mond Walburn Mr and Mrs terday Saints met at the home wstt 1 0hug sy romB teh emb · William Bye;s .Mrs Be~ - R .. t reng1 en our re ren y . . of. Mrs. Freeland Noms. a- Wearmg . th e WI10 1e Armor o1 Brown · Mr · and Mrs· · Eslt'e cme , Rt. 2. _ C.nd .. Mossman. Rev. and Mrs. Bendopened f) urmg · . the busin•ss meeting erson and Robert and Freda. -Mrs. --Gold" - -Gillilan - __ ___ __ , a letter from :\1rs. F.velyn and guest s. Miss Mary Henson Shelpman . Oistrirt Women 's and Mrs. Oonald Morgan and 1Leader. set the dat e..July 10. son. llon . at 2 p. m. lor her visit with . ---the Women 's Group of the Port - rhe WSWS of the Tuppers land . Racine branch. All inter- Plains EUB church charge met 1 ested persons are invited. re!'ently at the _hnme nl Mrs. lards were sent to the sick Mtma Walker wtlh s~ven memby the Friendly Visitor. Mrs. bers present. , Harris. All plans are fo be Mrs. Mtldred Brooks. program ' complrted wlwn the group leader . had for her tnptc. "The meels .July 1 r·om•erning the Women ol .);~pan .' ' and all .July II vi sil Jo Ca rmen 's Rest members parl tclpated. Hev. Eu- 1 Home . Mrs Norris had a short gene Emerson read lhe srnp1a lk on Indl'pendence Dav . There Iure lesson . was a kif<"hen exrhang~ among A short business sess ion was lhe members. Refreshnwnl s condurted b)' Mrs. \1ae Vinewerr served. j'i1.rd . president, alter which ____ _ the meeting closed wilh the ' . hymn "Rescue the Perishing." and praver. The .July meeri:1g ' juhn"'on t>ntl"' R will be held "' the Tuppers Munth r,lu~· nwnt · Palins Church. Boilerrnan First Class Dale · F. Johnson. USN. son of Mr. RPthP/ /\' o. 62 to and Mrs. F:rnesl D. Johnson H II I , . . ot Houle I. Racine. has reO f mtmtwn turned to the United States af- Bethel 'Jo. fi2 of lhe lnlernater an eighl • monlh deploy- : tiona! Order of .Job's Daught~rs nwnt wilh lhe U. S. s~venth met Mnnda)• PI'Pn tng at 1.1e Fled in thf• Western Pacific, Pomt'I'O)' Masonic Temple._ while servmg aboard the am- In the .1bsence ot .lenmfer phibious assault ship USS Blakeslee. honored queen. SI •.-Pritweton phame Pullen, pa>l honored · queen. prrsided. A thank )' f•U lie p;trticipaled in the South leiter was read from the MidVie! Na m flood reli ef in Nov dleport Masonic Lodgt> thankSlips on like a dreJm . Lonks like embrr 1964 . and was prese nt ing the girls for presenting the a dreamand wea rs fi ~. e a dreJm 1 during the amphtbious landings program for the Father . Son · luco-Tex lasts 50 ~~ longer and at Da Nang and Chu Lai. Sou th banquet. Plans w~r~ di srusse~ i dries in minutes. It's blis ter Viet Nam . His service in the for inifiafion . the dar ~ to bt and peel res;'ta nt. Clear briph t Vietnamese rombat zone earn- announced . colors tltat word fade awJy bu t ed him lhe Armed FotTPS ExSHAMBI "' , . .1:>1 PROMOTr.O last and last. Lazy pJintm love pedition<ll'y Medal . Aelore returning lo lhe lJ . S. Jeny B. Shamblin . son o( luco-Tex because it. ·.,, r ·Y to he visited Suhir Ha)'. Republic Mr . and Mrs. Willie R. Sham- . apply. of Ihe Philippines. Buckner blin nl R. D. I. Pomeroy, has , Bav 1 While Beachl, Okinawa. been promoted to airman sec- · $].95 l. . -.!i.e Jnd the 13tilish Crown Colony ond class in the U. S Air Force i nl !long 1\ong. at Hickman AFB . Hawaii . He ' ' is a graduate of Pomeroy Hgh I School. ATI'F:Nil RIWNION Most Complete Paint Altending the 1965 reunion of Store In The the Reorga nized Church of Je-' Big Bend Area sus Christ of Latter Day Saints ' I from the Portland . Racine hraneh were Mr. and Mrs. Ro-1 Entertd Hospital bert . Proff~tt- and children, Re- Among those who onl.oror berr.1 . Htrhmd and Robert .Jr. Holzer Hospital in the past 24 · and Miss Diane Roush. The hours were : Mrs. Della E. , reunion f?r th~s :~rea was Boggs, 1!59 Second Ave., Charht•ld al Lanier s Cave near les G. Swindler, 435 Pike St The· Dep:ll'trnent St ore of .lac·kson . Richard Proffilt was Kanauga, Mrs. Normal G: already lhere lo meN hts par- [Jean , Patriot. F'red E. VollBuilding Sin ce 1915 enl s for he had spent the past born. Rl. 2 Bidwell , Miss ElizPomeroy week there at the ehurrh youth , a beth A. Davies, Thurman, Mrs. WY 2·3193 ramp . Mary F: Barbee. 615 Main St .. ~~:::;:=:======----.. Pt . Pleasant, Mrs. Worthy F.[ Pearson, r;a:lipohs Ferrv, Mrs. 1 Lucy Pott s, 36 N. Centr~l Ave .. j Middleport, Guy L. Swadley, HI. I Middleport. Kimberly I Lynn Hill. HI. 2 Racine. Mrs. Alfred E. Harper, Jackson, Wilham Thomas Washam , Sr .. .Jackson , Angela Dawn Sexton. l Jackson , Sandra Lee Grif£iths · Well ston. Mr:;, James W. John: son. Wellston (expirrd), Mrs. Your child 's foot hea lth depends on perfect fit. Mary Frances Haver, Trotwood. Don't l~t your habv down- t hoose the best-B usMrs. John D. Nunnery, Ulysses, Ky . and Miss Betty Jo ter Brown Soft. foot -pampPring and so safe for Sharp, Knoxville, Tenn. little growmg feet. We stock a co mplete size range Births 1 \Irs . Ca rl AndreN Simpkins, ' to guarantee prorm fit. When it comes time for Chatham Ave., son, 10 :40 a.m. I new shoes, tome ~ee us - and be sure . Tuesday. Mrs. David W. Wil- l bur, Hamden. son, 9:37 a.m. I Tuesday. Mrs. Billy E. Simp- i kins, HI. 3 Delaware, daughter , 7:47 a.m. Tuesday . Mrs. F.ugene Hillard Adkin~ , 228 Second Ave .. son, 5:26 a.m. Tuesday . Dischargtd B · C-D _ Patients recently discharged ' mch·ded Joseph Strong, Mrs.l Vernon Henry , Miss Betty l WIDTHS Sharp. Mrs. Eddie White, Jim· my Housh, Mrs. James Cox, Mrs. James Kiser, S u s a n Sprow. Michael K. Waugh, chael Van Kirk, Ralph R. SniTlAt~EI der. Steven E. Wandley, Mrs. Samuel R. Anderson and Infant son. Mrs. G. Marshall Fowler, Mrs. Clayton E. Newberry. Mrs. Robert C. Fulk, Mrs. Mary F. Hauer. and Mr~ . Harold Roush . at Home of Mrs Norris ' 1' Jhe easiest paint in the world to apply I Elberfelds Specials FOR THURSPA Y ... n. . One piece and two piere style swimsuits. $8.95 and $8.98 $10,95 SALE $7.44 $12.95 and $12.98 SALE $&.44 $13.95 SALE $9.44 $14.95 and $14.98 SALE $10.44 $18.00 and $19.98 SALE $11.44 CUTLER SETS FOR BABY PLASTIC BABY PANTS largr, rxtra large, $1.00 for Be sure to see all the new for infanta by Cutler. Sleep 'n play sets diaper sets. All easy to wear - easy to care for. Small, medium. large and exira farge . On sale in the infants department on the first floor, ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT! MEN'S PIN CHECK Every Day Trousers Yon can bu y your correct size. All sizes 29 to 44 wai st and the ex tra large sizes 46 to 50, wide belt loops. Strong pockets, barrel rolled seams. $3.49 MEN'S STRAW MEN'S Work Dungarees Sanforized shrunk. Sizes 29 to 44. Comfortable to weal', triple s titrh ~ d . copper riveted at · strain point s. Sale pric·e Small, medium and large sizes. Ideal for hot weather wear. $2.00 69c MENS WHITE Ut-I DEN Chapman· Canaday In the Middle Block Next to Elberfeld• POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORI 89c SALII CURITY $3.95 DIAPERS $2.77 1 $398.00 Traditional Sofa, Gold & Black, Simmons $349.00 Traditional 2 pc. Suite, Gold, Kroehler $349.00 Modern 2 pc. Suite, Turq., Kroehltr $339.00 Modern 2 pc. Suite, Blue, Kroehler $309.00 Modern 2 pc. Suite, Green, Kroehltr $309.00 Modern 2 pc. Suite, Brown, Kroehler $289.00 Traditional Sofa, Toast, Valentine Seaver $279.00 Early American 2 pc. Suite, Dark TwHd, Kroehler SALE YOUR CHOICE Sale ! Youngstown Sinks $139.95 66 inch Double Bowland Double Drain SALE $104.00 $189.95 66 Inch Double Bowl and Double Drain Deluxe fixtures-Spray-Cutting board SALE $149.00 $99.95 54 inch Single Bowl, Double Drain SALE $82.00 $89.95 42 inch Single Bowl, single drain, one drawer SALE $68.00 SALE! CURIO SHELVES and MIRRORS dozen $3.95 $37.95 Fruitwood Curio Shelf with 8 day clock Sale $29.00 $34.00 Maple Curio Shelf Sale $26.00 $21.00 Mahogany Curio Shelf Sale $17.00 $42.00 Walnut Curio Shelf Sale $32.00 $29.00 Walnut Curio Shelf Sale $24.00 $36.50 Gold Frame Mirror w!scones _Sale $27.00 $39.00 Gold Frame Mirror wjshelf _ Sale $29.00 $34.00 Maple Frame Hall Mirror _ Sale $26.00 $42.00 Gold Frame Mirror Salt $32.00 $14.95 Antique Gold Frtme Mirror_ Sale $12.00 BERKLINE CHAIRS $139.~$129.~$119.00 WINDOW SHADES Sizes 10 to 13 on Salt At Supported plastic. Wash· able. 36" x 6'. White, Lt. Tan. Green. Cut to fit your windows. Complete with bracket1. for LITTLE BOYS BLEEDING MADRAS MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Smart plaid patterns. Button down collar. Sizes small, medium, and large. DENIM DUNGAREES Boxer waist. two front pol·kets. Sanforized shrunk . In sizes 1 to 8X. Crystal Glass SERVA-SNACK SETS $1.69 .... $1·00 INFANTS KITCHEN TOWELS Checks - Plaids-Stripe~ - Prints. See the big se· lection of Cannon Kitchen Terrys on sa le. SUMMER PAJAMAS Made of cotton plisse Easy to wash 1nd dry Cute styl~s lor boys and girls. Medium, large 1nd extra large $1.69 SALE BLEACHED COnON SHEET BLANKETS 100% Bleached, 100% Cotton. Stitched Ll\'F:STOCK SALES CO. Reg. $2.49-70" X 90" SALE $1,9') PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. Saturday, June 26, 1965 HOGS - 175 to 220 23 to 24.30; Heavies 20 to 23; Lights 20 to 24; Fat Sows 15 to 18.25; Boars 13 to 15.60; Pigs 7 to 14. CATI'LE - Steers 18 . to 20.: 50: Heifers 11 to 20; Fat Cows ' 13 to 14.50; Canners 9 to 12: · Bulls 14.50 to 17; Stock 16 to 22.50: Stoc' Heifers 15 19.30; Stock Steer Calves 20 to 24: Stock Heifer Calves 18 to 12.50. VEAL CALVES - Tops 25.30: Seconds 23.95; Medium 18 to 22.50: Common & Heavies 15 · ' 24.35. Reg. $3.19-80" x 95" SAL I $2.69 ends. HEAT RESISTANT 4 pc. set-Colorful gift carton. 1 qt. bowl, 1~ qt. 1ntroduclnc a fine new line of upholstered porch gliders - Breezeway elid· ers - also foldlnl chain - Folding rocking chalra at sale prices on the 2nd floor. Colonial Pattern Oval. Long wearing, in big selec- $3.39 .... UNBREAKABLE ICE CUBE TRAYS . Trays stack safely, as they freeze. spill proof sides. Cubes looseD SPECIALI REGULAR $1.38 VALUI lea 98 ( 2 Cubt69c Trtyl ANOTHIR SHIPMINT ' GOLDEN SHELL DINNERWARE TWIN TRAYS Milk White, heat resis· tant, 22 k gold edges for a touch of ele· gance. Doubles drawer space, 7 compartments, for silverware, long knives, kitchen tools, gadgets, S com· partments in bottom tl'ay assemble without movmg top. Yellow, Sandalwood, Turquoise, White. Ttl Cups_ 15c 15c 15c 25c 25c Dinner Pl1tts • 29c Braided Plastic Rugs tion fast colors. Skid resistant, wipe cl~an with NEW PORCH FURNITURE Slucers Desserts Cere1ls Soup Pl1t11 _ "KAREFREE" Veget1blt Bowls · a damp cloth. $2.19-18" $3.19-24" X 44.69-V!' x41" -----:--+~......_...:.;.. ~~·'-"'··~ •'~~~"'"'"·r,~o~"-1., '-"·'.,/;fi·~. X ChantlciMr Early American D11lgn bowl, 21;2 qt. bowl, 31;2 qt. bowl. W11h Cloths to Match at - - - - - ~ for SOc 600 CANNON 131/2 FOOTED CAKE PLATES---- $1.69 60 OUNCE PITCHERS 79c 10 OUNCE TUMBLERS 15c 15 OUNCE ICE TEA GLASSES 19c MIXING BOWL SOS 20 by 40 inch size-Terrific Value for $88.00 liGHT PIICI Anothrr fine Anchor Hoelting proluct. Crystal 11111 - Grape and leaf deaign, Set consista of four each aerving trays and cupa, 600 Cannon 69c Plaid Bath Towels And Cannon 69c Multi Colored Striped Bath Towels 2 10 CHAIRS AT THIS SAL& PRICE TABLE ACCESSORIES 88c .. Recliners and Rock or Recliners. Upholstered In long wearing supported vinyl and durable cloth covers. PRESCUT EARLY AMERICAN White, Pink, Blue, Green, Yellow 5.99 Choose white, prints or neat stripes, Fit& any standard crib mattress Save durin& thi1 sale. Kroehler - Valentine Seaver - Simmons VYNOCEL 1 .-, CRIB SHEETS SALII $1.39 AN OBLIGATION 3.49 INFANTS FITTED SALE! ONE GROUP OF SOFAS and 2 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES SALE! ONE GROUP OF 3 pllrl $1.00 ""'ilfif"""'1t-.;'~" ~ On the 2nd Floor 3 Pr. (Contour Mat, Rug, Lid Cover) 100% viscose rayon in beautiful washable colors. HARVEST HATS Block Company BUSTER BROWN MEETS for BATHMAT SETS CUSHION SOLE EVERYDAY SOCKS Perfect Fit. • • 5 y~rds $1.25 Curity diapers are size 21 by 40 inches, are more absorbent, wash easter and dry faster. Save durtne the Thursday Sale. Tlte Pomeroy Cement . . . .--.-... . . . . ---, UNBLEACHED MUSLIN ~lyles Waterproof - Soft Wa s habl~ . Small, medium, 4 WIDI 0n Sale Thursday at 46. SALE $5.44 SALE $6.44 1 1----------' TO $7.95 Acrylic Exterior Hosp•laJNews Solids, plaids, fiorals and prints in cotton, nvlon and lastex fahrics. Regular and extra sizes, 30 INC.HE~ 40 Women's Swimsuits luco~te:: HOUSE PAINT BLACK ROI:k SALE! I P.M. 30"-- - - - - - SALE $1.99 36" SALE $2.69 SPICIAL VALUI 98( Hardkote Floor Glaze Re·news, re·flnishes, re·lusters asphalt tile, rvbber tlie, vlny~ llnoleurp, wood, cement, terrazo floorIng. A bright and beautiful· floor m 20 to 30 IIlia· utes. •1·79 35c I I!Uirl Bt Thrlftyl Slvt AII of Your., S.lltsllps .J9·J~omeroy ·. t • . • ~-. • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 30, 1965 cox